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By The Associated Press will he kept WASHINGTON (AP)—When all the ballots are counted, voter turnout in Tuesday's election will be up slightly, reversing a 20- By the Associated Press year trend of declining participation in presidential elections, an President Reagan said analyst said Wednesday. Wednesday that his unrivaled All toll. 52.9 percent of the voting age population went to the electoral landslide proves polls, according to Curtis Cans, director of the non-partisan voters want second- term pro- committee for the Study of American Electorate He said it is grams like those of his first likely 92 million Americans cast ballots. four years, and vowed to The 52.9 percent rate is an increase of three-tenths of 1 per- "take our case to the people" cent over 1980 and the first rise since the decline began after the if the new Congress blocks his Kennedy-Nixon election of 1960, when 62.8 percent voted rhat conservative course of election marked the highest turnout since women got the spending cuts and tax re- vote in 1920. form Gans blamed television's projections of a winner and the per- Reagan looked ahead to a ception of a landslide in the making for low turnouts in the West new term as vanquished rival The TV projections were made while the polls were still open in Walter F. Mondale offered Western states. congratulations a half a conti- In states where the polls had closed by 830 p.m. EST or earlier, nent away. But Mondale made 14 and the District of Columbia had increased turnout and 10 no attempt to mask his dif- states had decreases, Gans said ferences with the president But in states where the polls did not close until 9 p.m. EST or and said Reagan needs to later, 19 states had turnout declines and only five had in- change course. creases. Even some GOP leaders Maine with 64.7 percent of its adults voting had the highest said smaller-than-expected turnout gains in the House would Other states with high participation rates were Minnesota, 64.2 mean problems for the presi- percent; Wisconsin 63.4 percent; South Dakota 62.9 percent and Ronald Reagan smiles during victory celebration after his dent House Republican Connecticut 60.1 percent big win (UPI photo). leader Robert H Michel of Illinois suggested Reagan Salvadoran revolutionary: could have done more to campaign for congressional candidates. Reagan's re-election puts Central America in danger Reagan read the returns differently, telling re- By Lauren Ungaro He vehemently said that porters at a morning news Staff Writer Raagan's belief is mistaken: conference that by verdict Arnuldo Ramos, the nation- "We are not willing to fight for the voters "made it plain they al spokesman for the Democ- the Soviet Union, believe me." approved what we're doing ratic Revolutionary Front a*id With a spark of dry humor, and approved of the fact that the Front for National Libera- Ramos said the only reason things are better and the tion (FDR-FMIN), a Salvador- they call us the left is because economy is expanding and an revolutionary coalition, the United States only recog- that's what we're going to commented Wednesday on nizes the right" Then he star- continue to do." the reelection of President ted writing to the left of what He repeated his belief that Ronald Reagan: "With such an he has already written on the federal budget is "larded extraordinary event as the the blackboard with fat" and said he would one that took place last Tues- Ramos said that Congress press for overhaul and sim- day night the people of Cen- has recently allocated $311 plification of the tax laws that tral America are in danger." million toward military aid for "would not result in any in- He spoke to a crowd of about El Salvador. This military sup- dividual having his taxes 250 at a lecture in the "Sur- port is aimed at the murder of raised" vival of Humanities" class. civilians, whom the United But at his own day-after Ramos, who represents a States and the Salvadoran re- news conference in his home group comprised of both a gime recognize to be actively state of Minnesota Mondale political federation (the FDR) opposed to the established predicted, "One of the biggest and a military, guerilla- government He estimated meals of crow this administra- backed organization (the that at least 40 civilians are tion will eat - and there will be FMLN). said that Ronald Rea- killed each month by United several - is this one concern- gan has been justfying sup- States-supported bombings ing revenues" port of a repressive regime, and death squads. As for his own future, Mon- insidiously justifying that sup- Ramos repeated that the dale said he has no plans to port with the mistaken idea violence in El Salvador has run for president "or any that he is purging El Salvador nothing to do with the Soviet other elective office again" of Communist influence The Union and that the United Despite Reagan's over- belief that El Salvador revolu- States must see that the up- whelming personal triumph - tionaries are aided by the heaval's roots lie in strife bet- final popular vote totals Soviet Union is false Reagan's ween the Salvadoran people showed him with 53,324,171 fears to the contrary are Arnuldo Ramos spoke about how President Reagan's and their government which or 59 percent to Mondale's based on an imagined Com- he called "fascist" He warned 36,862,510, or 41 percent - reelection will affect Central America in a speech at LS. munist link to Nicaragua he 154 last night (John Metaxas photo.) that the labelling of Safvador- even the GOP wondered said Seepages where the coattails went ^x Inside Today: Weather Forecast: •A sports editor's first taste of the Big Apple See back page Sunny today with highs between 55 and 60 degrees Fair tonight lows in the upper 20s •A view of "To Embrace the Leopard" See page 15. *...!"•• Page 2 The Dally Campus, Thursday. 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HARTF( )RD( AP)—It's been 10 years since Republicans last held con- trol of both houses of the Connecticut legislature and about that long since many Fairfield County lawmakers and lobbyists felt their gripes were adequately heard at the state Capitol. This may change, some think, with the Reagan landslide and the effect it had in Connecticut. When the new 1985 state legislature - with 30 Republicans in the com- bined House and Senate • begins its session, many in the Republican - dominated mostly white-collar county hope government will listen to their voices with a more sympathetic ear. Statewide, the Republicans picked up 22 seats in the House of Rep- resentatives and eight in the Senate, giving the GOP an 67-04 majority in the House and a 24-12 majority in the Senate. In Fairfield County, six Dem

STAMFORD (AP)—The local chapter of an international collegiate iraternity, responding to concerns raised by Jewish leaders, has can- celed Thursday's scheduled appearance by Muslim leader Louis Far- rakhan. Farrakhan was due to speak during the Omega. Psi Phi fraternity's Achievement Week Program. "We received numerous phone calls from both sides of the fence Luck shined dutifully on Willis Nicklas, 49, of Bryantville, Mass. He is holding the ticket some people in favor, some against." said Colone Pearson, the group's that won $1,373,170 in the Mass. State Lottery's Megabucks Game drawing attorney. Taking the comments of both sides into consideration and (UPI photo). our own desires to work toward a better understanding in the com- munity, we made an independent decision." Representatives from Farrakhan's Nation of Islam headquarters in Chicago, who refused to give their names, told The Advocate of Stam- World ford Tuesday that Farrakhan had canceled his visit Monday. Nation "He's been on a self-imposed silence for the past month and he's decided to continue it," one spokesman said MiGs may be serious When informed of the claim. Pearson said: "I don't know anything Ustinov is unseen about that" WASHINGTON AP)—As U.S. officials studied intel- Farrakhan's proposed appearance at Stamford High School spurred MOSCOW (AP)—Defense Minister Dmitri F. Usti- ligence data suggesting the Soviet Union might be nov did not appear Wednesday to review the troops concern—especially in the Jewish community—because of statements shipping MiG-21 fighters to Nicaragua, President when the Soviet Union paraded its military might in he made earlier this year in support of the Rev. Jesse Jackson's presiden- Reagan on Wednesday warned that he would regard tial campaign that some interpreted as anti-Semitic. Red Square on the 67th anniversary of the Bolshe- arrival of the planes as a serious matter and a threat vik revolution. to Central America Ustinov, 76, who has not been seen in public since But in a post-election news conference in Los Sept 27, is suffering from a soar throat the Cable Motion granted in murder case Angeles, Reagan said the United States "cannot defi- News Network's Moscow bureau quoted Politburo nitely identify that they have MiGs on" a Soviet member Viktor B. Grishin as saying. freighter that left a Black Sea port a month ago and Ustinov is believed to be^ the first Soviet defense HARTFORD (AP)—A Superior Court judge on Wednesday granted a reportedly arrived Wednesday in Nicaragua minister to miss carrying out his official duties on the defense motion to allow psychiatric examination of Kenneth Spargo. Reagan also refused to say what the U.S. would do if biggest national holiday in the Soviet Unioa who is charged with murder in the death of his estranged wife in front of the ship does deliver the supersonic fighter planes. a packed divorce court in May. Other administration officials, who spoke only on The 53-year-old East Lyme man sneaked a gun into Norwich Superior condition they not be identified, said the United States Court on May 24 and shot his 44-year-old wife Priscilla, whom he was in is considering possible air strikes to destroy any Iran tries spies the process of divorcing. such planes. PEKING (AP)—In honor of the 67th anniversary of the Russian October Revolution, China said the Bol- 4-H leader convicted shevik takeover heralded the opening of a "new era in Evidence released human history" and expressed hope for an improve- LOS ANGELES (AP)—A 4-H Club leader convicted ment in Chinese-Soviet relations which have been HARTFORD (AP)—The state Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled in of sexually molesting four girls was sentenced to eight strained for more than two decades favor of two southeastern Connecticut newspapers, giving the public years in prison, but a prosecutor called him "a danger The official news agency Xinhua said the state- access to autopsy reports and photographs supporting indictments to society" and said the term was too light ments were made at a Chinese reception for Soviet against Michael B. Ross. James Cagle could have received a sentence of 19 diplomats Tuesday night in Peking to commemorate Ross, a 25-year-old Jewett City insurance salesman, has been charged years form Superior Court Judge Edward I. Gorman the uprising that brought the Communist Party to with 10 counts of capital felony in the deaths of six young women in eas- for a series of molestations of girls ranging in age from power in China's giant neighbor. tern Connecticut 10 to 15 years One 10-year-old girl was repeateldy Ross' attorneys had filed a motion seeking to block access to the molested over a four-month period prosecutor Lu- records, at least until his cases go to trial, in the grounds that publication cienne Allard Coleman said Tuesday. of the evidence would jeopardize Ross' right to a fair trial They pressed Revolution honored their argument during a hearing at the Supreme Court on Tuesday. The Day of New London and the Norwich Bulletin had argued that the Panther saved NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)—A new group of Iranian motion be dismissed. The newspaper's motions were to dismiss the Communist Party, or Tudeh, members are to go on appeals as inappropriate, forcing the unsealing of the documents. GAINESVILLE (AP)—One of an estimated 30 sur- trial Nov. 12 on charges of spying for the Soviet Unioa Ross was appealing New London Superior Court Judge Seymour L viving Florida panthers was in stable but guarded the official Iranian news agency IRNA reported Hendefs decision to open a September probable cause hearing to the condition after the second of two operations to fix his Wednesday. public, and also rulings by Hendel and Windaham Court Judge Richard rear legs, which were mangled by a hit-and-run The agency, monitored in Nicosia, said the announ- C Noren. The latter temporarily sealed certain evidence presented at driver. cement was made by Iran's Islamic revolutionary the hearings so that Ross' attorneys would have tie to appeal before they Veterinarians at the University of Florida used four prosecutor. It did not give any names, but said several were made public stainless steel one plates Monday to piece together Tudeh leaders, including party Secretary-General The Supreme Court has yet to hear appeals by the newspapers to the 125-pound animal's right leg The left rear leg was Nureddin Kianouri, party ideologue Ehsan Tabari and unseal written statments Ross allegedly made to police taken care of by surgery on Saturday. Mohammad Amuie are still in detention. Campus News, The Dally Campus. Thursday. November 8. 1984 Page3 USG gives clubs $2,000; picks logo Police Cases The Undergraduate Stu- finance a bus trip to a gymnas- of about two dozen entries in A comlaintant called police headquarters late Tuesday night dent Government gave a total tics exhibition at Springfield its USG logo contest The to report that several individuals were creating a disturbance on of more than $2,200 to five College Animal Awareness committee also decided to the third floor of New London HalL Police arrested Paul J Board- clubs and moved one step and Rights got $54 to publish a use a USG symbol in the shape man 111, 19, of 6 Rigo Road Middletown. Rl. He was charged on a closer to choosing an official survey in The Daily Campus of a husky dog for campus count of disorderly conduct and released on a $250 non- logo at two committee and for miscellaneous supplies. advertising The committee surety bond _ meetings Monday. The public relations com- did not say when the winner of The budget and finance mittee narrowed to four a field the contest will be announced Police issued a motor vehicle summons early Tuesday after- committee gave $1,735.97 to noon to Jeanne A Duncan, 23, of Carriage House apartments in the fencing club for equip- Mansfield for several motor vehicle violations. Duncan was ment, conference dues and charged with operating without valid registration, misuse of tournament fees. The UConn registration, driving without insurance and traveling at an un- natural history club will use a USG's reasonable rate of speed $250 grant to pay Paul Wat- new A police department spokesman yesturday said a new stop son, a co-founder of Green- campus sign has been installed at the corner of North Eagleville and Glen- peace, to speak on Nov. 27. ad brook roads. It has been installed at the site where several motor The psychology club re- logo vehicle accidents occured over the past few weeks According to ceived $125 to pay an honor Police Lt Robert McKervey, "The police department will issue society charter fee while the warnings for the first couple of weeks, until people get used to it, gymnastics club got $107 to but then will start issuing summons"

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' *. .;*.-. - y»'>jjtjtjntjt;*j the Daily Campus. Thursday, November 8. 1964 5 Elliott, Moye win Miss, Mr. Black UConn By Joanne Zuzick around with a grin on my face Staff Writer all the time" Joeleen Elliott and James Moye a Wth semester Fine Moye, Jr. were chosen Miss Arts Student from New Haven, Black UConn and Mr. Black performed lip synching to two UConn Saturday night in the Prince songs for the talent Afro-American Cultural Cen- category. His immediate plans ter's second annual pageant include auditioning for a Talent, casual wear, and national television show, Put- formal wear categories were tin' on the Hits. used to judge the four female Elliott a Hartford native in and three male entrants. "We her seventh semester, com- were also looking for people bined her six years of exper- who could express them- ience in African and Jazz selves well and were intelli- dance for her performance in gent," said Liston Filyaw, the talent portion of the pro- assistant director of AACC gram A computational math major, Elliott would like a The winner's new respon- future career in insurance sibilities' will include becom- The judges included Eddie ing official representatives of Jordan, program manager for the AACC in campus and area WKNT radio in Windsor, Vera events, speaking at AACC pro- Rankin, director of Elite Des- grams, and participating in igner's Pageant (Connecticut Black History Month (Febru- chapter), Stephen Semien, ary). artistic director of the Hart- "I feel great..I've achieved ford Community Dance The- something that is gaining atre, Sharon White, from the more prestige and honor each Stamford branch, and Fran- year," Moye said Tm walking cine Bruce

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By Aimee Hartnett egates will vote on these poli- Pharmacy and the other from Life/Style Editor cies. The convention consists the Arnold and Marie Scwartz She is only the second per- of one delegate from each of School of Pharmacy. son in history to hold this the 72 schools in the U.S., plus I had to go through two position The history of U- the eight regional delegates," reviews. There is an open can- Conn, that is Hinckley said didate review where 1 had to She is Linda Hinckley, a At the UConn hosted mid- answer two APhA policy ques- seventh semester pharmacy year meeting on Oct 21, tions in front of 75 pharmacy major. Her title is Region One Hinckley was elected regional students," she said with a flut- delegate to the student Amer- delegate She ran against two ter of her eyes and an exas- ican Pharmaceutical Associa- male pharmacy students, one perated look, "It was nerve- tion Her job is to represent from the Albany School of See page 8 pharmacy students at the students' convention, and to propose policies at those Junior Year In England meetings and at the national convention of the American University Of Essex Pharmaceutical Association "There are eight regions in the United States, Each region meets in the fall at a mid meet- ELECTRICAL ing And at that policy pro- posal forum we create these ENGINEERING ideas to decide which policies and we want," Hinckley said "At UConn's own SAPhA delegate of Region One, pharmacy the end of this month 1 will go ma or Linda Hinckley. (Photo by John Metaxas.) to Washington, with the other COMPUTER SCIENCE were discusses at the regional involved in the administration delegates from the other re- one meeting in Hartford last gions in the U.S., and we will of lethal injections month covered the policy of "At the annual student put these policies into final chain drug store employees form" APhA convention next Feb- Deadline: March 19 being subject to polygraph ruary in San Antonio, the del- Some of the policies which tests, and having pharmacists. Is The Barbell Club Too Crowded? Wed. November 14 at 3:30 We're only 20 minutes from Campus ENGINEERING III, ROOM 224

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BOG CONCERT COMMITTEE Name (Print): PRESENTS AN EVENING OF FOLK MUSIC Campus Address:. STARRING Telephone: & s?»* & CAMPUS-WIDE ROOM DRAW *& <&&* Room Draw will be held for both women and men ^ in the ROTC hangar on Thursday evening (11 /8/84). & * FEMALE residents should report no later than the following times 6:15 University Scholars: 6:20 8th semester and above 6:25 7th semester: 6:30 6th semester: 6:35 5th semester: 6:55 4th semester: 7:00 3rd semester. 7:05 2nd LEVON HELM featuring semester: and 7:10 I st semester. and FRIENDS ARTIE TRAUM MALE residents should report no later than the following times: 7:35 Whitney Residents: 7:55 University Scholars: 8:00 8th semester and above 8:10 7th semester: 8:20 6th SATURDAY NOV. 17 9 PM R0TC semester: 8:25 5th semester; 8:35 4th semester; 8:40 3rd FREE ADMISSION semester; 8:50 2nd semester; and 8:55 first semester. BY TICKET ONLY Department of Residential Life TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE BEGINNING Division of Student Affairs &. Services WEDNESDAY N0V.14 IN 214 COMMONS Page 8 The Dally Campus, Thursday, November 8. 1984 Life/Style Smoking hurts heart ...Delegate to end studies at MBA BOSTON (AP)—Cigarette young men, at least smoking From page 7 smoking a well-known con- caused cardiomyopathy, a racking." their meetings in Washington, shooting for a silver cup." tributor to heart attacks, also condition that results in heart "After that I had to face 10 D.C. The national delegates Other positions which she causes a rare but lethal dis- failure and is often fatal other delegates, including the meeting will be held in San holds which require her phar- ease that weakens the heart's Exactly how smoking does past delegate and alternate Antonio in February. Hinckley macy knowledge are co-edi- pumping power, researchers this is still not clear. However, who had my spot plus the will preside over the policy tor for the UConn SAPhA have found Dr. Arthur J. Hartz of the Medi- eight other regional dele- proposal forum meeting in chapter newsletter, member The study found that in cal College of Wisconsin gates. It was an informal ques- Albany in Novemeber, 1985. of the Connecticut Society of swer for. My product was speculates that the nicotine tion and answer period The Her term of office is one Hospital Pharmacists, sister in OXY. 'Last night while you or carbon monoxide in the next morning, I had to give a year. Lambda Kappa Sigma a pro- slept your pimples came out smoke somehow poisons the five minute speech; and then For the past two years, fessional pharmacy fraternity like stars...,'" she laughed as heart they voted" Hinckley said Hinckley has rounded out her fer-tfoaaen, *od-a ojemb^r of she recounted the popular "It probably causes cadio- her satisfaction evident in a education as an employee of lue Connecticut Phar- radio spot for the OXY pimple myopathy with a direct toxic smile and a shrug of her the Daily Campus. She worked maceutical Association. She is medication. "Norcliffe-Tha- effect on the heart muscle shoulders. as a part of the production also a member of Kappa yer is the member of Revlon's that weakens it" he said in Hinckley's duties include staff last year, and is now a Kappa Psi, the marching health care group, and they an interview. voting on the student board receptionist two days a week band fraternity. handle over the counter med- and being one of the 15 dele- Three years as a sousaphone Hinckley's long term goals ications." On Saturdays, she Other research has shown gates to the 225-member na- player for the UConn march- are to earn an MBA and work worked for a community that men who smoke «/e two tional APhA "The 15 dele- ing band are also on Linda's for the marketing division of a pharmacy in Byram New to three times more likely gates show the national as- resume large pharmaceutical cor- Yo* sociation what we've adop- Last spring, the UConn poration. She has worked for One of three children, than non-smokers to die from heart attacks. Heart attacks ted You know, 'This is what chapter of SAPhA attended a Norcliffe-Thayer, as an intern Hinckley chose the field of we think, what do you think?' conference in Montreal. "We and assistant brand manager. pharmacy because of its job usually occur when the And a lot of times they've won an award for being an "The assistand brand mana- security. I really didn't know heart's own blood supply is adopted stuff we have sug- outstanding chapter," she ger is in charge of a product if I would like it But after my temporarily blocked and a section of heart muscle dies gested" said "At the next national Anything that happens with transfer from Liberal Arts, I The Student APhA holds delegate's meeting we are that product they have to an- decided that I did" from lack of oxygen

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DUKE UNIVERSITY Thurs, Nov. 8 7:00 8,9:00p.m. ' rsity is an equal access institution AS 55 $1.00 The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 8, 1984 Artsi Page 9 makes you think

ByTobyStanco sBky part is when you are These stages are fear, denial, them. the most effective when Arts Editor told you are going to die and anger, fantasy, and eventual The first of the three seg- depicting the denial stage "If 11 all be over in a minute; you realise you haven't even acceptance ment of the play involves a where she continuously tells it just seems to take "lived" Trie play touches on husband wife, and son This Joe to "come home" She por- forever." The play is broken down another important topic—the husband (Walley Dunn.) trays the average, plain, I saw a play in the Studio into three segments involving reaction of friends, relatives, comes across as a middle- middle-class housewife who Theatre which not only made a terminal patient in each. In and marriage partners or class, middle-aged, middle-of- refuses to be ruffled out of her me think—it made me feel each segment, the dying dealing with the victim's the-road, average guy. He had family nest; she would be lost "alive." The play is called The patient reflects upon what death. All go through similar never really succeeded at without him. But Suprenant Shadow Box by Michael Cris- they had done while they stages as those who are anything and he comes to brought the despair which tofer and involves the topics were alive; they are left with actually dying The most strik- realise he never will Dunn becomes reality in the death of death and incurable the nasty facts of what they ing aspect is that those who was effective but somewhat experience; she would not patients. The topic of death is hadn't done Each patient are well don't know how to lackadaisical; he sometimes admit that Joe was dying She no new subject; the topic of goes through one or more handle those who are dying. A said his lines too quickly was realistic in her edgy, your "own" death is another stages of death as outlined by "forcefiekf" seems to rise and without passing time to think. evasive, and nonchalant matter. When it comes down Elisabeth Ku bier-Ross in people restrain from physical But he did portray a character character. Her son, (Chris- to it, no one is ready for their Death and Dying a book "touching". Basically, we who really didn't understand topher Healy) gave an own unpredictable death. The about mental stages people realise how little control we life until it was too late emotional rendition of the question "why me?" becomes go through before the fact of have on our lives and what lit- Joe's' wife is played by youth who wants to be loved Unpopular one. The most their own death is realised tle time we have to live Allyson Suprenant She was See page 16

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I .'•'"••'; ' i:'-- ■■■ IlllUiliiUttUIUlUi The Dally Campus, Thursday, November 8, 1984 Page 10 @[he Daily (Earnpus Editor-in-Chief — John Paradis Managing Editor Brian Dion Business Manager Lynne Kerrigan

i Editorial Comment Mandate isn't automatic

1 he next two sessions of the General Assemb- ly will be under the solid control of the Republican Party. Whether the Republican majorities in both houses are the result of the massive Reagan popularity in the state or of popular discontent with the present legislature's undistinguished record of infrastruc- ture may be long debated. In a body made up of 187 individuals and local personalities, disputes always take their toll But for the time being at least, the Erskine Carter reason for the change is immaterial. Republicans are firmly in the saddle and will control both the legisla- tive branch of the state for the first time since Keeping the patch honest 1972. There's some grumbling going on down by turned beet red and looked down at her Republicans, however, cannot duck any blame the Cabbage Patch Insiders say the situation's drenched dress "Oh my gosh!" she cried that may be levelled against them. The task ahead even hotter than the late sixties when the des- Wetsy ran outside followed by Baby Joey for Republicans Is not an easy one Legislatively, they potic Mr. Potato Head staged his coup and Strvak Raggedy Ann stood up. A respectful are out of the habit of cammanding an unquestioned dethroned popular Princess Barbie and her silence displaced the hilarity. Ann is the most consort Ken. venerable of the long time campaigners majority. They must learn the lessons of self-re- The monarchy was never restored, of "I say burn'em," Ann said lighting her half- straint and self-controL Many of the new members course Potato Head's reign of terror ended smoked cigar. "I earned everything I've got I'll are inexperienced in the often strange ways of the with a trip to the blade and a laissez-faire be damned if those phony punks are gonna Connecticut legislature styled populism took root Everyone forgot take it away. Burn em!' The question to ask now is whether or not much about politics for a few years Last December, My sentiments exactly," Charlie McCarthy needed aid to higher education and to our university however, a new generation decided freedom croaked woodenly. "Give the dummies a taste was too precious to leave so loosely defined of Joe's flamethrower!" is in jeopardy. Republicans in this state, frankly, have Their "everyone's the same but unique" move- "Roll their heads!" chirped Baby Tender displayed a dismal record of support for UConn ment created a staunch, conservative oli- Love And, we might as well wave bye bye to notions of tax garchy of youngsters advocating recognition Bring back Barbie and Ken!" chorused Tutti reform as welL solely through citizenship. Skipper and P.). The Republican Party may have been given a man- Initially, the new leadership appeared to be You could have heard a bobby pin drop after holding its own. Recently, however, dissen- that last remark Tutti, Skipper and P.J. ig- date but they can be under no illusion that the man- sion rocked the former principality when a nominously bowed their heads and slinked date is automatic As Tuesday's election proved, the horde of imposters attempted to muscle la outside The noisy mob of imposters at the voters know how to punish as well as how to re- The trouble originated at The Big E fair, pro- gate began to climb the barbed wire ward. bably the most significant primary of the fall "They're breaking in!" Gumby trilled, fur- campaign iously nodding his head "The Big E was the New Hampshire of our "Every man for himself!" cried Pokey. "Its year," disclosed Chatty Cathy in an exclusive another bunch of blockheads!" We made a difference telephone interview. "Everyone looks at the Jim Watt covered his head as Pokey gal- Big E like it's some kind of oracle or something loped over him Everyone ran from the After what those $&*

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DL Spitfire is back FSII/13 I need a ride to Boston/Boston NEUROTIC AND S.S BIRTHDAY HUSKY TALK for everyone to see playing the songs you want to College any time this Thursday ON SATURDAY TERRI BETH WENDY Maybe next time cutie It s okay. hear. I want to be your number I '76 Ply. Valiant Excellent running night (10/8) or Friday 10/9. Call Andrew D.J Mark 646-3476. Ml 2/14 cond. 80.000 ml. stick, pwr Monique at 487-6377. Keep try- vaierie-Ailen HOuse-Oh Hi. Its steering new tires, suspension. ing! RBI 1/8 great having you In Storrs Partying Peter No. 59 from Pufferbellies- Imported Beer Taste with a SchHtz AM/FM/CASS interior GC. price this weekend was best Here s to Tina didn't have her fill of you this pocketbook Make your own negotiable Call Steve 487-4799. Riders wanted to Philadelphia area more 99, llntballs, etc Luv. Nancy summer- but you really didn t have home brew It's easy. 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Available buddy? see THE COCONUTS Music with hours per week $3 50 per hour To My Favorite Person-This is your Immediately. $ 175.00 Call 487- humor Sat Nov. 10 9:30pm experience preferred Call 429- OFFICIAL HAPPYBIRTHDAY RAIN- 1378 or 429-1217. FRI 1/12 Sue M in Wheeler B. did you really $2 50. Student Union Ballroom 7I7I.HWII/I2 CHECK! Good for "at least one mean what you said at Huskies batch of SHOOTERS Have a Sponsored by Frats Council and Friday night? Do you remember? I Happy one YFP. BOG Ml 1/9 Wanted GoGo Dancers Call 487- do! Can I hold you to it? M 0836 Ask for Dave HWII/14 Roommates/ To the cute blonde from Carriage Attention Transvestites Come see |lm 4th floor Betden-I'm glad we House doing laundry in Hamilton- Dustin in a dress! Thursday. Nov.8 Housemates are the ones who know the real Would you please return my garter TOOTSIE LSI 54 Only $2.00 you The true snake that you are belt and black seamed stockings? Showtimes 7 pm and 9pm A Frats HOUSEMATE WANTED Large 2 Personals Keep up the good work keeping Council presentation MI I '8 bedroom townhouse 2.5 miles to They are of great sentimental them all happy. Love Hoover and value Reward? UCONN. Sane, rational pro- BORMAN- LEGS is a friend of ours Walry PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL BY fessional or grad student pre- she is our apt mate And even To The Blonde Girl standing in line USCENSED Hypertrichologist- ferred $250.00 Includes house- though she's from Framingham. Special Thanks to All the Staff waiting to vote studying Business Electrolist using the more effective keeping Eves, after 9pm. 429- Mass.. We think she's pretty great! Writers and correspondents that blend method and air desentizer 0099. Kim RHI 1/13 Law. I'm the guy with the Navy What is that?" she always says either covered elections or helped Blue Pinstriped suit Let's get to- for your comfort For a free con- And fun she is without a doubt! 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Immediate occupancy. helped Best of kick on your exams original chic with the leopard skin Tomorrow night is a big one! RHI 1/9 URAQT! Love always, Katby. Events scarfTJm glad she's fixed up with GOOD LUCK! Make me proud! "K") Any possisibiltty we can get Love your Big Brother To Scott the future dentist Re- Apartment to share 3 miles from together?-Anttcipatlon is Making member, no matter how you vote Campus. Your own room In a spa- Me Wait SIG EP PLEDGES FIVE MORE DAYS there's gonna be ONE in office BLOOD MOBILE cious, clean apartment 100.00/ AND WE WILL BE IN THE FRATER- Enjoy your next six years The two Nov. 8. 11 am-4pm month plus utilities Call 42« 7611 WAYNE in Chandler, you re a real NITY. LETS GET GOING AND ag student-art critics at A-ACC evenings Ask for Kelly or Ubby. convincing raffle ticket salesman FINISH THOSE SIGNATURES GET Please Donate RHI 1/8 Thanks for the tab. Where do we KEYED UP. PRESIDENT STYX GIUSEPPE Don t worry, I'll be okay know each other from? any Ideas? whatever happens today. Know- Roommate wanted. Walden Apts. A girl from the Past Chris I'm sorry you didn't like yes- ing you care will help Love Hostess an UNDERCOVERWEAR $150 per month plus 1/3 utilities terdays personal Why? Was it CLARA UNGERIE Party: Earn,free lingerie Own room Call429-7914. RHI 1 / CS253 SecOl endorsed Reagan! because I called you Uepa face? Invite friends to a good time Cal 16 What's on Friday's agenda? Plna TC-Best of kick with that out-of- Andrea 429-0420. El I /12 Junebug Bon Chance Mon Amiel Coladas or Daqueris? Love your state job application It's not that I (this weekend). Hope your travels roommate( Do you approve of this want to get rid of you. I Just want to DISCOUNT PRICES- Backpacks, are rewarding! A win couldn't hap- one?) visit after you get the job! (We'H tote bags, waletts and more! "In Wanted pen to a nicer person A drinking expand on this later)-L the Bag" SU. Lobby 10-4 Nov. 5- buddy. (Tom S) YOU LOOK MAAAVOOULOUS 8. Sponsored by Mortar Board Room in ho*ise or apartment close DARIJNG! SIMPLYMAAVOOULOUS Ell/8 to campus for remainder of GERGERLY MERGERLY We al miss HAPPY BIRTHDAY NEETO KAZEE- semester 487-4892. Wl I '9 you very much and wish you a TOIGINA! BOG TRAVEL proudly presents speedy recovery. Hurry back cause Miscellaneous SPRING BREAK '85. featuring I need my free coffee. Come On! HAAPY BIRTHDAY and con- ACAPULCO. BAHAMAS AND gratulations |anetj Kevin Unbeatable prices for the best D| SAN JUAN. For more info, stop by To SANDY the HDFR Prof. My sound systems on campus Earl Commons214. Ell/9 Rideboard girlfriend wants to thank you for al STEVE-HAPPY BIRTHDAY SWEETIE! Russ. Earl's Traveling Disc All re- the things thatyou have taught me Another great year you ve done a quest dancing music Over a Pancake Egg Breakfast Merrftt A Ride needed to Pottstown, PA or Signed a satisfied customer. wonderful job making a beautiful decade In service. Now there is no Sunday. Nov.l I. 9-12. AYCEpan- general vicinity (PML Reading, Ife for yourself, and for me You've reason to go any place else cakes: eggs include sausage or Allentown) This Is for Thanksgiving |IN(Terry) I only cal them as I see made me very happy and very Limited time only. $85.00 on bacon AYCE O.L. toast coffee Break I wM share expenses. Please them Keep up those English proud Less than nine months t* sound system 423-1508. Ml 2/ $2.00. See you there! El 1/9 cal Amy at 487-4700. RBI I /8 studies! Jason our big day! I love you Lisa , II See page 13 Marketplace The Daily Campus Thursday, November 8. 1984 Page13 From page 12 FOUND VICINITY OF STORE 24 WOMEN S FORUM- The Sexual JOIN THE HARVEST! Participate in FEMALE BLACK GREYANDWHITE Abuse of Children" Presented by ..NW.THiSBABY Nicaragua's coffee and cotton har- CATTOCLAIMCALL487-8022 or Ellen Plummer of the Rape Crisis vests this winter. Informational 429-7459 AND IDENTIFY. LFI I' Center of Wlndham Hospital iSlPADeDVMiTH meetings: Thursday. 6:00pm Stu- 9 Nov. 13. 4-5pm at the Women's eXTKAS! dent Union 208 and 8:00pm LOST: VMtar pocket camera with Center All'13 Wlllimantic 45608757 for details built-in flash at Herbie Hancock El I'8 concert Film has sentimental value LOOKING FOR A JOB? THE WINTER BREAK - SKI WITH US AT Call 487-6104 or mail Him to WOMENS CENTER BOASTS A SMUGGLERS NOTCH CARNIVAL- North Campus Box 239 Reward COMPLETE EMPLOYMENT BUL- OLYMPIAD WEEK $159 SPRING offered NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LETIN BOARD AND CORRES- BREAK-FORT LAUDERDALE PRIME LFII/9 PONDING FILL PART-TIME. FULL LOCATIONS INCLUDING HOU- TIME AND CAREER OPPOR- DAYINN HOME OF THE BUTTON. TUNITES AVAILABLE All /8 FOR MORE INFO CALL FRANKS OR MIKE AT 487-7944. El I '28 ATTENTION BUSINESS MA|ORS Activities (SOPHOMORES) Your last chance DANCE Trouping the Colour live in to sign up for spring courses is concert Boston Rock -n- Roll Thursday. Nov.8. and Friday. Thursday night 11 '8 at The Afro Job Hunting First Steps' Work- Nov.9. SBA 111. 10:00am to American Cultural Center. Admis- 3:00pm on a walk-in basis All' sion is only $2.00. El 1/8 shops on resume writing and interviewing for all women Nov. 8 9 The light seen by the apostles at and I 5. 3-4pm at the Womens Pentecost Is still seen today by Center. Contact the Center to students of the ancient teachings register. A11/8 of ECKANKAR - Harold Klemp Malarkey Farm ByBobMonahan Open discussion class on ECKAN- Jogathon for Wallace Village for KAR Monday. Nov. 12 at 7:30 in Children. II 11/84 at NOON GREAT CAM0V1GN fWIZ/ If &rr DONT tea so VbURTWO OEfiATiNfi TROPES M Ar|ona345. Ell/12 behind Field House Sponsored by I SORRV I KICKED V0US ASS 9SD. «ftXJBHr>«A%MEnir ^ AND A WHOLE SUW Cf OOORSEMENTS HAS COMETDANEn-OVblffiC rTWA NEWSPAPERS ACROSS THt CWWTRY Sigma Chi in cooperation with SO BAD TH6 OTHER NIGHT. BEING TEflrWATeDftofl UCONN SKI CLUB * Holiday and Ted s Spirit Shops | &. THlSSTRlReuTBefORC IKOUWNGONe F«0fV\THe DAILV CAMftJS. Will be collectin trip deposits and R and | & D liquors Huskies toULiAVtJ'DUKEWTD membership dues in the SUB Mansfield Supply. Runner spon- mK£ A F6^ THINGS UIIHVfc Lobby Monday (11/12) from 12- sorship appreciated 486 5209 3 CATCH THE SPIRIT OF SNOW!!! Al I '9 Ell 12

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There seemed to be lit- by their fans as one of the in an Italian city, with no charges were instigated by Thomas' part was written so tle faith that the audience worlds tightest live bands. money, no place to live and the CIA who are trying to stop he represented the modern, would understand certain Now their brand new album abandoned by love One of my revolution in Latin America golf playing upwardly mobile parts of the play so they were on 21/PolyGrani offers final two best friends in Italy had and priests like Augustine financially concerned Catho- repeated to the "Leper's" proof of this fact for all non- just been jailed in England who support it with Liberation lic administrator. Robert detriment believers. Something Heavy (where he had gone for a Theology. DeNiro played a similar but Another thing I did not like Going Down ("Live From The short visit) for bank robbery. Father Augustine was psychotic version of this kind about the play was Augus- Twilight Zone") offers six live r% other friend had recently blayed by John Herr who is a of priest in the excellent but tine's dress as a revolu- tracks from the band's tri- converted to Catholicism af- professor in the Department underated film "True Con- tionary. He did not need to umphant show last June be- ter a nervous breakdown and of Dramatic Arts. Herr was fessions" (whose screenplay wear a camouflage shirt and fore 8,000 fans in their home- a bout with alcoholism. After also the director of the play. was written by Joan Didion). who ever saw a guerilla with town of Leiden, Holland The his collapse, he was living in a His role was definitely the J.J. Manning also a pro- polished boots? Augustine did album also includes one new beautiful Franciscan monas- most difficult, and probably fessor of English here, master- not need to dress like a rebel studio track, the title song tery in Assisi, Italy, called San because of its difficulty, he fully delivered his lines as fighter, his lines adequately which is one of Golden Ear- Damiano. I frequently visited seemed to have a hard time Father Jerome Jerome is the told the audience what and ring's most unusual pieces to him there and I became remembering his lines. In longtime friend of Augustine's who he was. date "Something Heavy Going acquainted with several of the spite of his verbal lapses, and his main defender before The weakest point in the Down" features some truly Franciscan Brothers. Herr did carry the dramatic the other Brothers. play was the way in which innovative rhythms along The Franciscans portrayed tension to the audience at the Keneth O'Neill, a graduate Augustine says he contracted with the bands usual haunt- in William Moynihan's play, right moments. student in the dramatic arts syphillis. He tells how the ing hooks and cinematic "To Embrace the Leper," The most interesting well department did a fine job police commander who im- ambience The live tracks (which had its world premiere written, and realistic Francis- playing Brother Anthony. prisons him gives it to him include Golden Earring's best at the William Benton Mu- can character in the play, was Anthony is the archetypal through a cut It would have known recent numbers - the seum of Art) could have been Father Bruno. He was su- yuppie Catholic who is also a been more believable if the Top Ten "Twilight Zone" from from San Damiano. Each perbly played by Irving Cum- computer nerd During most priest had gotten it by being the hit LP Cut, and "Mission Franciscan represented a cer- mings who is a professor in of the play he occupies him- continually sodomized by Impossible" from theTVE WS tain type of Brother usually the English department As an self with sucking up to the prison guards and fellow LP, released earlier this year. found in contemporary mon- old bumbling monk with eter- I V>Vfricial.- Anthony is the kind prisoners. There's also a nine-minute asteries whether in Italy or nally dirty clothes, Cummings of character I usedtolOve** "To Embrace a Leper" was version of the bands classic America The characters in acted the role of Bruno so drop-kick when 1 was a kid a sell-out success in spite of 1974 worldwide breakthrough the play were so convincingly well, that his simple beautiful Jean Smith played the only the fact that it could have hit -"Radar Love," which of- drawn, they gave me an eerie, .gestures even seemed to woman in "Leper,"—Mrs been smoother in places and fers a brutal drum cadenza deja vu sense of the work, carry body odor. The part was Manning. Mrs. Manning rep- better arranged technically. and some sharp, extended which must have come from written and acted in such a resents the "good church But an aspect of this play that guitar solos. my experience of days and wonderful planner that one woman, the pillar of piety,'" made it charming and I think Golden Earring's long and nights at San Damiano. was never sule ilBruno was a who is in reality a selfish, successful, was its presenta- distinguished history accounts The play is centered a- Buddha blessed with divine bigoted polyester bitch This tion in the Benton Museum It for their assured sound today. round an American priest. grace or if he had Drano for character almost made me was unusual to see a play in See page 16 Father Augustine who is com- brains. vomit into her angelfood cake the round to sit virtually on mitted to political revolution Robert Starko, who played box because of her insidious the set and to have oneself in Latin America Augustine is Father Thomas, the Provincial hypocrisy. surrounded by museum art called back to his Franciscan supervisor in charge of inves- Although many people in In short "To Embrace the monastery in the U.S., where tigating Augustine' miscon- the audience were riveted to Leper" provided provocative he tries to reconcile his pas- duct charges, also did an their seats with "To Embrace and different entertainment sion for social justice with his excellent job of acting When the Leper," it seemed that its OVERSTOCKED!

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A major point Joe's wife never is able to tell death she represented the daughter is still alive and will These three segments were of the play is that we don't her son that his father is "acceptance" stage Knapp soon visit The other daughter linked together by an inter- realise life until we are con- dying—a very important played her part well but writes every day but in truth, viewer, Phillip John Winters. fronted with death—then it's point in the death stages.) sometimes seemed a bit Agnes writes the letters and The function of the inter- too late So here I was in the The second segment phony (it's hard to play a signs them Hepler was a very viewer acted in three ways. theatre, looking at my hands, involves a pseudo- successful "good' whore). Brian's gay effective old woman (at first I First it let us learn more of the my legs, the guy next to me...I writer played by Lenny Egaa lover (Rich Tamlyn) rep- though they had some stu- personal lives of the charac- breathed (wow, I can Egan appeared cool, and resented the anger stage He dent who was much older ters and extracted emotions breathe!) "God Damn!! I'm headstrong and his acting was resented Brian's wife being play the part). Her acting was involving the subject of alive!" I thought 1 think the very believable He used this there because she left him very good and her voice and "death." Secondly, it whole audience thought this attitude because deep down, behind in order to live her own actions were excellent The intertwined the three sections (I hope). And it was after the Brian, the writer, was very life. Tamlyn seemed to mind audience sympathized with so that the play became a play that I learned an impor- scared; he shook a lot when Brian's death more than her senile actions; she rep- working whole Thirdly, the tant lesson. You have to live his facade-personality Brian; anger and despair were resented the fantasy period of interviewer, by speaking to THIS MOMENT. I realised faultered Egan illustrated the key elements in his part. He death Bird played the individual characters, spoke "hey, I have moments now. fear stage of death very welL and Knapp acted as catalysts daughter and the most to those in the audience Why don't 1 USE them?" And Brian, the writer, affects in dealing with Brian's death pathetic character in the play. Through this, the audience since seeing this play you can two characters—his ex-wife The third of the segments Agnes (Bird) had no life of her became personally involved find one happy individual. and his gay lover. His ex-wife involves Felicity, an old own. She lived to tend to her in the lives of the characters. (Veronica Knapp) wine woman dying of cancer, mother. Bird came across as He proved to be a useful Golden Earring From page 15 The Founded at the crest of the 60's pop boom by bassist Adventures of Empire's SuperSaver Rinus Gerritsen and lead guitarist George Kooymans, Empire Airlines' Collegiate Defender of Low Airfares, Champion of the Student the band broke into the Dutch Top Ten with their very first SN OUR LAST episaoe, fMMfl SVPER- WE NOW HNP HIM IN HIS MOUNTAIN AERlE, WORKING OUT A NE single," Please Go." They have S4MER RBSCUmp HUNPREPS OF STUPENTS PROBLEM ON SABRE., THE WORLZtS MOST POWERFUL COMPUTER unfailingly charted every re- FROM WINTER'S \Ci (SXIf, ANp SENT f] THEM ON VACATION FOR PROPER REST! lease in their homeland since After breaking virtualHy every music business record in Holland, the group was ready to start conquering new worlds. An American tour in 1968 drew rave reviews and strong audience response, and a follow- up visit a year later laid the foundation for the band's future stateside success. Said Record World at the time, "Golden Earring manages to come up with the flaming excitement that gets standing ovations." Next, Golden Earring con- quered Germany when their single, "Back Home," became an instant hit there By 1970 the band's line-up had soli- dified to Kooymans, Gerrit- sen, vocalist Barry Hay and drummer Cesar Zuiderwijk. The newly fused foursome won thousands of new fans by opening for The Who across Europe and America in 1972. then, with the release of the Moontan LP and the "Radar Love" single Golden Earring become international stars in their own right An exhausting 70-date tour of America launched the band to heights of success previously un- thought of for continental European bands. 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iV.vC .: . .v./. -*.•.-..,•• >•/•"•••.".:»•. .'....•■•-..■••■.•'. Page 18 The DaUy Campus, Thursday. November 8, 1984 Sports Sutter claims money is not important in draft NEW YORK (AP)-Bruce concern in Thursday's re- ted instead in pitching for a ferences in the structure and strike their fancy. Sutter has spent the past five entry draft champion team. money of the proposals," Jim It's the biggest field since 89 years in baseball's high salary The relief ace of the St "I've made a lot of money Bronner, one of Sutler's rep- players went up for grabs in neighorhood, so the big bucks Louis Cardinals, who tied the the last five yars," Sutter said resentatives, said 1977. The 26 teams will draft that routinely accompany major-league record with 45 on the eve of the draft I think After that brief exchange in reverse order of their 1984 free agency aren't his No. 1 saves last season is interes- being with a contending team with the Cardinals, Sutter won-lost percentage with the is more important to me I declared for free agency. He leagues alternating selec- want to play in another has heard from many teams tions. World Series." and although he is on of the Following San Francisco LADIES NIGHT Sutter helped St Louis to glamour names in the draft are Milwaukee, Cincinnati the world championship two he does not think he will be Texas, Pittsburgh, the Chica- years ago but then slumped the player selected most go White Sox, Mad real, Seat- Talk of The Town badly in 1983 before recover- oftea tle, Los Angeles, Cleveland, ing last season, when he pos- Tm a short relief pitcher," Houston, Oakland Atlanta, ted a 5-7 record with a 1.54 he said "There are some Minnesota, Philadelphia, Cali- earned-run average and fin- teams I can help and some fornia, St Louis, Kansas City, ished 63 of the 71 games in teams I can't" the New York Mets, Balti- which he appeared The San Francisco Giants more, San Diego, Boston, the The Cardinals made one need short relief, long relief, Chicago Cubs, the New York contract proposal at the end starting pitchers and a lot Yankees, Toronto and the Thurs. of the season and Sutter's rep- more - one reason they're not world champion Detroit Ti- resentatives made one coun- quite in the category of con- gers. terproposal. Since then, tenders. As baseball's worst There is no limit to the num- however, the two sides have team last year, they get the ber of players a team may Ladies drink free 8-11 not met first shot at Sutter or any of draft, not is there a limit to the No cover for men before 10:00 "There were a lot of dif- the other 55 free agents who number of times a player may be drafted Any player chosen by fewer than four teams is t? free to sign with anyone & \^° CHOICES.. Among the other top Be There! players testing the free-agent «* W^^ CanA Sign up for our upcoming (j$$S$- Woman Have market are Rick Sutcliffe, the Lip Sync Contest Cy Young Award-winning pi- It All? tcher for the Chicago Cubs, outfielder Fred Lynn of the Rt. 195 California Angels and first baseman-designated hitters 1 mile North of UConn Cliff Johnson of the Toronto 487-1043 Join us In the old Pub Blue Jays and Andre Thorn- for an open discussion of these ton of the Cleveland Indians. life factors which affect men Thurs-Nov 8th & women. Four women from Commons 209 industry will share their —Oklahoma ATTENTION 7:00 P.M. experiences investigated ENGINEERING &. BUSINESS MAJORS! Moderators: Professors Kate Brown & Corine Norgaard-SB A From page 17 A week after the Sept 29 Kansas State game an anon- ymous person informed the MultiMate International started out as AL'S NEW YORK DELI National Collegiate Athletic seven programmers in an old East Hartford Eastbrook Mall Association that Clopton was warehouse. Their assignment was to create ineligible 123 >4>0 a Wang look-a- like word processor for the • IBM PC. and they did it - in an unbelievably Breakfast Served All Day Every Day short time Now they're a multi-million dollar Daily company. Campus TODAY, at 7:30pm in S.U.2I8A. representatives T-shirts from MultiMate International will share in an informal panel discussion their experience of on sale NOW! making it big in the software industry. Don't miss this chance to talk to these successful Eggs, Omelets, All styles entrepreneurs now only $3.00 Lox, Bagels

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^^r* ^^r* ^^^ ^w^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^n^ ^^^* ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ * the tiafry CAftipuimj!*sday;NOv«W>er8. 1984 ftge'49 ... Day in the Big Apple proves fruitful for all From back page ber one in the nation and "you guys are lucky I came to players could use improve- Marathon I always knew that never be the same). everyone wanted to ask Car- this dive" tone of voice I ment Thompson replied D'Aprile had a keen sense of The entire day made me nesecca why. shouldn't complain though: "Yeah. Press relations. Give us direction (he must have been realize that the Big East is an I decided to take a break he was good enough for 12 full a break, will ya?" It's good to a Boy Scout!). extremely class organization after an hour of intensive pages of quotes, the record so see the big man also has a All that was left of the day with some very classy people questioning and get some air. far this year. sense of humor. was a train ride back to Stam- If the season goes the way this It was then that I saw it It was Ewing took a seat at his Reporters seemed very ford and a drive back to event went Wednesday, then no easy sight to behold I was coaches right side and did not tentative about asking Ewing Storrs. Of course,there was a Big East basketball fans are in awestruck by what was com- say anything for quite a while any questions. Finally pit stop at Pepe's in New for a very enjoyable season ing into the room-its majes- All I could tink of as I watched Thompson directed a ques- Haven for some real pizza and probably another nat- ty, pomp, and raw power. It poor Pat sit silent at Thom- tion about his center to the And in case you're wondering ional championship. It most was the moment we had all pson's side was the biblical player himself and Ewing the team of Acton/Gauruder assuredly won't be a boring been waiting for. phrase "He was seated at the sprung to lifejust eager and beat the team of D'Aprile/- year. Yes, John Thompson had right hand of his father" (O.K., ready to answer all questions Pukalo in the drag race back arrived along with two of his maybe I'm pushing it a little with complete, intelligent to campus (the Vega will faithful disciples. too much comparing Pat answers I was among the fortunate Ewing with biblical figures but Answers were given in ones who first saw Thompson man, he did win Georgetown a short five or six word clips ••• UConn to host tourney entering the room and I rush- national championship!). without much explanation or ed to the table with the Thompson took in the ob- detail And unfortunately, From back page Georgetown banner unfurled vious questions and spurted Thompson took over when he ment with Doyle's be- that it should count The teams behind it I waited anxiously, out the obvious answers: felt Patrick had enough. liefs about the Big East tour- in the Big East tourney are very pen poised notebook ready, -How does it feel to win the A reporter asked Ewing about nament Being the main org- good teams and the NCAA for the man to make his way to national chamionship? the joy of playing for a coach anizer of the games, he thinks selection committee should the table and dazzle me "Great" like Thompson and before the the winner of this has a good take this into account when with quotes upon quotes, -Can you repeat? former Olympian had a chance to make the tourna- making its selections" cliches upon cliches "Of course we can." chance to respond Thomp- ment and that Big East soccer So the job in front of the Hus- I guess my expectations -How does the Big East look son urged his big man to "tell needs this championship. kies is to win both games and had been too high because I this year? them about howyou curse me "If (like Doyle says) it has got prove to the NCAA that they was disappointed to find 'Strong from top to bot- in the locker room when I'm nothing to do with tournament are a tournament caliber team Thompson to be sort of ar- tom" not around". So much for per- selection, then why play it?" If they can do this, they might rogant and blunt He an- However, when asked if sonal interview with Ewing Morrone said "1 think it is fair just be back on the road to the swered questions in a sort of there is one area where his over coffee! Final Four. This just about ended the interview portion of the day and it was on to the meal. .. .frosh should add depth What a spread! I mean this From back page stuff was good and not only "Terrance is coming along real well," Pernosaid "He gives Earl that it was served by men (Kelley) such a work out in pracitice when he is guarding him that who could barely speak Earl has to really work at it which is great for him too." English Now that's class. Coffey is not as tall as Warren but his defensive skills will give It was also about this time him a substantial amount of playing time that two of Connecticut's "Terry is a great anticipater," Perno said " He is still a little bit more prominent members behind the others on the jump shot because of the ankle injury he made their entrance, Mark sustained before official practices opened, but he is making great Pukalo (Associate Sports Ed- strides every day." itor of The Daily Campus and Coffey and Anthony Moye are the same height but Moye is 20 Bob D'Aprile (former Sports pounds heavier. Moye, Earl Kelley's former teammate at New Editor of the CDC and now Haven's Wilbur Cross High School, can shoot the ball, and staff writer for the vVilimantic nobody will get in front of him on the fast break. But the queston Chronicle). Perhaps it is, can he get up and down the court consistently? wouldn't have been so bad if it "Anthony does what he can do well and that's it" Perno said hadn't been noon and the "He knows his limitations, but I'll tell you he gets the job done no luncheon had started at 11 matter what and in the long run he'll help us" am! So much for punctual- Moye's teammate at Worcester Prep last year John Shea, will ity. also log some minutes at guard Shea averaged 39 points a game My understanding of the his senior year in high school, and was MVP of the team last Pukalo/D'Aprile dilemma was season and can certainty shoot the long range jumper. He netted that they had trouble telling 12 points in the blue white scrimmage 10 coming in the second the difference between the half, mostly on 15 footers. numbers on the street signs The four freshmen will play and fans may eventually see and wound up sprinting eight Frederick and Williams return exclusively to the forward posi- blocks and two avenues be- tion fore they finally reached the No matter what Perno decides to do, he has many more Garden. Maybe this was their options than he had a year ago and that bodes well for UConn version of the New York basketball in 1984.

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R1.32 * '* * *M-#I[ Carriage Hous* * m **. *** mon.-fri., 8:30-5 * * Frats * Saturday, 9:30-4 UConn Coop * * UCONN L*»JL*SJ ►**■ The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 8,1984 SPORTS \ Soccer is alive and well and living in the Big East

By Jim Acton The winner of this game advan- pion in the Big East but it will have the depth or talent to Sports Editor ces to the championship game southern division of the Big also settle some regular season keep up with a team of Pro- East" Jones said "The boys are Ask most sports fans what against the winner of the W- scores vidences' caliber. However, they think of the Big East and lanova and Providence game excited about playing at UConn was defeated by both being an underdog does not UConn This is the first post- you're likely to hear someth- (The championship game will Syracuse (3-1) and Providence bother Vlllanova coach Chris ing about it being the strongest be played Sunday at 12 season tournament that a (1-0) during the season and if Jones in the least he's just Vlllanova team has ever qual- basketball conference in the noon) the Huskies can get by the happy to be coming to country. But believe it or not The tournament is very ified for and we're elated" Orangemen they will most UConn Unfortunately, not all Big there is another sport that has important to all the teams likely meet the Friars in the "The entire team is looking enjoyed great success in the selected to attend Not only will East coaches share Jones' finals Vlllanova is an up and forward to coming up to Con- enthusiasm for this tourna- league—soccer. it decide who is the true cham- coming team and does not necticut and representing the Although Big East soccer has ment Providence coach Bill not enjoyed the national suc- Doyle says that personally, the cess Big East basketball has, it tournament means nothing to has still been able to establish him and should have no bear- some great rivalries and play an ing on possible NCAA bids exciting season-ending tourna- "Myself, as a coach, I ques- ment And for the third con- tion the value of it (the Big East secutive year, UConn will be tournament)," Doyle said "As host of the Big East tourna- far as I'm concerned the sea- ment son is over for us Winning the The tournament was played Big East should have no bear- for the first time in 1982 after ing on where you go as far as the coaches of the teams in the the NCAA's are concerned" leagues decided that what Big That is easy for Doyle to say. East soccer needed was some His team is currently ranked way of determining an overall number one in the New Eng- champion UConn was picked land region and barring any as the site of the tournament unforeseen disasters the Friars because of superior facilities should receive a tournament and its tendency to attract a bid The situation is much dif- large crowd to the games ferent for the Huskies who In the initial year of the tour- nament UConn was defeated need to win both games this in the first round, 2-1, by Bos- weekend to be assured of a ton College Syracuse went on post-season berth Even with to win the title, defeating BC 1- two wins UConn is not a shoe- 0, in six overtimes Last year, in for a bid and coach Joe Morrone realizes what his team the Huskies captured their own must do. title by beating Syracuse, 5-1 in the final "We are coming into the Big This year's tourney is the East championship with a most important of any of the serious chance to make the previous tournaments Much tournament" Morrone said if of UConn's NCAA hopes are we win the Big East I don't see resting on two victories this how they can keep us out of it weekend, with the first having We just have to go out there to come over Syracuse on and win these games" Morrone is in total disagree- Friday (game time is 1 pm) UConn's Matt Addington (lb) reacts after heading the ball towards Providence goal- keeper Joe Crehan in a recent game (John Metaxas). Seepage 19 Commentary: Sports editor takes on the Big East and Big Apple

By Jim Acton of one of the Penta's ball- Being among the first mem- As various members of the much I moved through the Sports Editor rooms Being the only team bers of the media to arrive my media began filtering into the coaches - Roy Chipman of Pitt Yes, Gentlemen Georgetown not to have arrived on time fellow editor and I had time to hotel the nine coaches and 16 P.J. Carlesimo of Seton Hall is here and friendlier than Georgetown kept the anxious ponder what it was we were players representing the Big and Joe Mullaney of Pro- ever! media members (myself in- going to ask these people Lit- East took their places and vidence I tried my hardest to Georgetown coach John cluded) wondering just when tle did I know that I would be readied their vocal cords This get to Lou Carnesecca of St Thompson the "Holy Ones" would ar- competing with several hun- was going to be a long day. John's but the crowd would rive. dred other reporters who I started out cautiously with not allow it Sport Magazine So began the "John Believe me I wasn't too depended on events like this Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim, has the Redman ranked num- Thompson Show" portion of upset about the arrival of the to survive 1 sort of realized a nice guy but he didn't say Seepagel9 the Big East Media Luncheon Hoyas If I had gone the entire after a while that Big Pat and I yesterday in New York's day without taking down one were not going to be able to sit Penta Hotel The luncheon, quote or cliche I wouldn't down over a cup of coffee and Taller guards should attended by all three of The have been disappointed The a doughnut and discuss the Daily Campus sports editors, whole atmosphere and sense recent election Oh well 9 has been held annually to pro- of excitement in the place Maybe some other time Pat help Huskies cause mote the Big East conference was enough. Connecticut was extremely and its teams However, I would not be well represented at the lun- By Mark Pnkalo Although Thompson and totally dishonest in saying cheon by almost every major Associate Sports Editor his Georgetown contingent that the day was a complete paper, radio and televison in UConn head basketball coach Dom Perno will no longer have consisting of Patrick Ewing joy. This being my first trip to the state. Everyone from Tom to look down on his backcourt players and Bill Martin, were not the the Big Apple I was a little dis- Hine of the Hartford Courant With the graduation of 5-foot-^Karl Hobbs and 5-foot-10 Ver- only representatives of the appointed that I didn't see one to Hal Levy of the Shore Line non Giscombe Perno has improved the backcourt's size conference at the luncheon, wino, bum or bag lady. I guess Times was present UConn At the moment it appears that Perno is going with 6- foot-1 Earl they seemed to get the most I just didn't look hard basketball definitely has the Kelley at point guard and 6-foot-5 Alvin Frederick or 6-foot-7 attention by the media mem- enough most dedicated media follow- Eddie Williams (whoever you want to call a guard) at the big bers in attendance And why The day was definitely filled ing in the Big East if not the guard position— a trememdous growth from last season not? The Hoyas are the de- with firsts for me This was not country. "We're going to have to work more on the half court offense fending NCAA champions just my first trip into New The first problem I encoun- with this lineup," Perno said "With the smaller guys we wanted to and of course, the most York, but it was also my first tered was that I had run out of run a lot but we realized that the bigger teams could shut us mystery-shrouded team in ride on a subway (personally I paper in my notebook - a down with their big and quick guards so we went out andgot the nation. wasn't too impressed with the reporters nightmare To some of our own" In a strange way, it seemed grafitti) and my first look at solve the problem I bought a Perno not only has a taller starting backcourt When he goes to almost fitting that Thompson Madison Square Garden notebook at catch this, Chi- the bench he sees 6-5 Terrance Warren, 6-2 Terry Coffey, 6-2 and crew were over an hour (does Hulk Hogan really wres- co's Neighborhood Drug Anthony Moye and 6-9 John Shea and a half late to the event tle there?) and the first night Store Believe it or not the Warren, who was impressive at the blue-white scrimmage Almost all the other teams in a very long time that I was price of the notebook was Monday, may eventually move into the starting point guard slot had arrived on time and were forced to steep on a couch, cheaper than around here I moving Kelley to shooting guard Warren possesses good ball- stationed at their respective (thanks, Gauruder,. the bad was ready for anything, any- handling skills, good eyes and height that makes him tough to tables around the perimeter back will go away soon). body, any situation. throw the ball over at the point of a zone See page 19