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Vol. XCII No. 82 The University of Connecticut Wednesday, February 22, 1989 Prosecution, defense square off in North trial WASHINGTON (AP) — looking toward his wife, Betsy, The other three involve charges a crime and not a defense." Oliver North's criminal trial who was in the front row of Sullivan, who became The lying charges concern opened Tuesday with the spectators. known nationally during the events that happened in 1985 prosecutor calling him a liar The courtroom was filled to 1987 congressional hearings on and 1986 when various who "places himself above the its 120-scat capacity, with the affair, held up thumb and congressional committees were questioning the White House law" but with North's lawyer reporters taking 60. The public forefinger a quarter-inch apart about news reports that North defending him as a patriotic got only 15 and the rest went and told the jury: "He never had Marine who obeyed the orders to assorted lawyers, prosecutors this much criminal intent." was helping the Coniras of the nation's highest and government security fighting the Nicaraguan Keker said North's lies to government — in defiance of a officials. experts. U.S. District Judge Congress and his president North listened intently as the Gerhard A. Gcscll allowed four congressional band on such amount to "a crime that goes assistance. prosecutor told the jury he had representatives of intelligence to the soul of our self- lied time and again to his agencies in court to monitor North testified at the 1987 government" televised hearings under president and to Congress the large amounts of classified "You will hear he considers about the Iran-Contra affair. information expected to be immunity from prosecution for himself a patriotic person, but anything he might say. Keker. His chief defense lawyer revealed publicly in the trial. there is no higher patriotic working for independent countered that North, a former North is charged with 12 purpose than to protect our counsel Lawrence E. Walsh, top National Security Council criminal counts, nine of them system of government," Keker aide, worked in a secret world had to develop his evidence for having to do with deceiving Oliver North (UPI photo). said. "To lie to Congress the trial without recourse to the where "he always acted with Congress and the president. because you mistrust it then is the approval of his superiors; _hearing transcript. he acted always with the best Here is a brief summary of opening statements made Tuesday as the trial of Oliver Keker told the jury that the interests of his country." North on 12 criminal charges in connection with the Iran-Contra affair began. Bible says there is a time and Thus the two sides squared — Prosecution — Defense place for everything. off for the oft-delayed first trial "When the time came for The government maintains North is a Chief defense attorney Brendan Sullivan Oliver North to tell die truth, to come out of the Iran-Contra liar who placed "himself above the law" said North is a man who worked in a affair, a trial that may take as he lied," Keker said. "When the when he lied to congressional committees world of secrets and had no criminal lime came to come clean, he much as five months to intent when he obeyed orders and complete. and the president about a secret operation shredded, erased and altered. North followed the opening conducted by government officials and followed instructions from the When the lime came to let ihe statements of prosecutor John private businessmen. government's highest-ranking officials. light shine in, he covered up." Keker and chief defense lawyer "The need for secrecy is no excuse for Sullivan said North "always acted with "The committee looked Brendan Sullivan with lies," said John Keker who presented the approval of his superiors; he acted Oliver North right in the eye unflagging interest. He sat opening arguments from the office of always with the best interests of his and North looked them right in upright during both independent prosecutor Lawrence E. country ... as any Marine Corps officer the eye and he lied." Keker presentations, sometimes Walsh. would." said. Tornadoes ravage southern states Storms and tornadoes besieged the South on Tuesday, ripping a roof off an elementary school in North Carolina, causing sewers to back up in Alabama and dumping still more rain on flood-weary Kentucky and Tennessee. A mass of warm and humid air spawned die severe storms and twisters in a wide band from the Gulf Coast states to New England, with Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky and the Carolinas the hardest hit. In North Carolina, tornadolikc winds tore off the roof of the one- story elementary school in Morven while classes were in session, said sheriffs dispatcher Elaine Lear in Wadesboro. No one was injured, and pupils were sent home. Also in south-central North Carolina, die wind flipped over several small planes at Anson County Airport. Four people UConn Provost, Thomas Tighe, speaks at the opening of the Apple computer lab received minor injuries when the wind tossed around trailer homes (Chris Nelson photo). near Eagle Springs and Zion's Grove, said a dispatcher. Up to 3,500 customers were without electricity in the Rockingham and Wadesboro areas, Carolina Power and Light spokesman Kyle Hampton said. New computer lab opens Kentucky and Tennessee, which logged up to 11 inches of rain By Angi Carter for allowing us funds from the assume responsibility for last week, received more rain Monday and Tuesday, sending rivers Daily Campus Staff UConn Fund," said ToedL computer maintenance and rising again. UConn administration offi- The lab is funded by a operations, accoding to ToedL The storm system dumped more than 3 additional inches of water cials along with representatives $53,716 grant from Apple "There haven t really been on parts of southern Kentucky before rains began to subside from Apple computers and Computer, Inc. It has also re- that many Mac's on campus. Tuesday afternoon. Unicom held ribbon cutting ceived funds from parents of There's a lot of demand," said South of Louisville, crews planned to lower a second pump by ceremonies on a new computer UConn students through the Jean May Lee, a lab consul- helicopter to die Lebanon Junction levee after the Rolling Fork of lab in the Math Science Build- UConn Fund, and is supported tant. Lee said it will be her job the Salt River overflowed its banks. Officials said the pump being ing. by Unicom, which is the to assist users in operating the used to remove flood water from inside the levee couldn't keep up Malcolm Tocdt, executive "distributor for all Apple prod- equipment. with the latest rainfall. director of the center, says all ucts on campus and is available According to Shawn Police said the rain has contributed to die death of at least two other departments restrict the Szturma, a student people — a 19-ycar-old woman killed when her car hit a truck on a to all departments," said Don rain-slick highway and a man whose van was swept away by flood use of the Apple computers to Pcndlcton, the Unicom repre- representative for Apple faculty and students in those Computer, Inc., the computers waters Thursday. Officials were still searching Tuesday for a second departments. sentative who handles all ac- counts for ihe Apple products are less complicated to use than man who had been in the van. Compiled from AP reports The Macintosh Personal on campus. others available in the Computer Lab is the first on computer center. the campus to allow everyone UConn was chosen to ^M BOOK REVIEW participate in a pilot program, "The machines arc a lot more in the UConn community user friendly... and that's the "Brothers and usage on a "first come, first HEPP II, which "guarantees lowest available prices from big plus," said Szturma. ^B ' ^ioSfk ■ f} Keepers" served basis," and can be used Apple, other schools don't get Available in the lab arc five ^Bfc _*• ' 3 WVw Society's unjust by "faculty, students, and Macintosh SE personal com- researchers," said Tocdt. lower prices," said Pcndlcton. treatment of blacks in "They've (Apple and puters and one Macintosh and out of the prison "We give special thanks to MAC-II PC. The lab will be nL*m Apple and Unicom for making Unicom) also provided software v* ^^^^Jl system and support for student labor," open Monday through Friday " ™ x the computers available ... and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and ^^MR - ™ PAGE 12 to President (John T.) Castccn said Tocdt. The center will Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. • ' AROUND THE WORLD Indians challenge dam ALTAMIRA, Brazil (AP) — Angry Amazon Indians hcadrcsscs and black warpaint on their faces and bodies, thrust lances and machetes at government electric power raised their war clubs in a sign of agreement. Official! yesterday in a second day of heated debate over a Lopes said Elctronortc was preparing an environmental proposed hydroelectric dam that would flood tribal lands. impact report on the Kararao project. "If the dam affects More than 500 Indians from 37 native groups packed Indian land, it must be approved byCongress," he said. the city's community center for the historic encounter of Brazil's Indian population has been decimated by tribes in this cast Amazon city, 2,000 miles northwest of development projects such as hydroelectric dams and the Rio dc Janeiro. Trans-Amazon highway. There are about 220,000 Indians The meeting is the first united political movement by left in Brazil, down from an estimated 5 million when the the native tribes, and seeks to block construction of the country was discovered by Portugese explorers in 1500. Kararao dam on the Xingu River, an Amazon tributary. "The dam is not a reality until construction starts," and Brazil says the energy is vital for development in this land mat won't happen for at least five years," Lopes said. He of 144 million people. said Elctronortc has scrapped plans for other contested Tempers flared when Jose Lopes, engineering director Amazon dams at Babaquara and Inn. for Elctronortc, the government Amazon power company, Chief Paiakan also complained that Indians had not been told the Indians the dam would not raise the river beyond consulted about the name of the dam. Kararao is a Kayapo its present level. war cry, he said. "To our youths, the government is T^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-, ^^^^^^— "You're lying! Everything you say is a lie!" shouted calling us to war," Paiakan said. ^ ^^ Kffl I I ""a. Lopes promised the project would be given a "white V m ^^^^^Wi^^TI crowd Lopes' face. name." Her words in Kayapo were translated into broken Earlier in Brasilia, Interior Minister Joao Alves said the Portuguese by Chief Paulo Paiakan. He said her gesture is government would not consider stopping the Kararao LONDON - A British policeman stands "one of our traditions, it does not mean war." project. He said the dam was fundamental for Brazil's watch in front of the Iranian Embassy in Kayapo warrior Uh-Tc also protested angrily and future and would dislocate only about 280 Indians. London yesterday. Britain has recalled four repeatedly thrust a red-feathered lance at the company Kararao will generate 11 million kilowatts of elec- of its Embassy staff and its top diplomat in offical. tricity, Alves said — second only to the Itaipu dam, the Iran in protest to an Iranian order for the "We don't know what energy means. I was raised on world's largest, located on Brazil's southwestern border death of Salman Rushdie (Reuter photo). 8amc. fish and wi,d honcy in » forcst- WhV didn'1 vou with Paraguay. consult us about the dam?' said Uh-Te with Paiakan Brazilian and international environmental groups at- translating. tending the five-day meeting said the Kararao project was Hirohito funeral The Indians, some wearing grecn-and-yellow feathered I probably unstoppable. threatened TOKYO (AP) — Rcprcscntauvcs of 16 countries Intellectuals arrived yesterday for Emperor Hirohito's funeral, and Yeltsin among Mandela's concern for the safety of visiting world leaders grew defend Rushdie commission guards appear on with the discovery of two homemade projectiles near LONDON (AP) — Iran's death Tokyo's airport. sentence on novelist Salman candidates charges The projectiles were in launchers aimed at the Rushdie has appalled European in- MOSCOW (AP) — Boris N. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa heavily guarded airport, about 40 miles cast of the tellectuals and stung them into a Yeltsin, the maverick former (AP) — Two men arrested at the city, and apparently were planted by radicals opposed concerted protest that appears to be Moscow party chief, called himself home of black activist Winnie in Friday's state funeral, a police official said. spreading throughout the non- a close supporter of President Mandela appeared in court yesterday The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, Moslem world. Mikhail S. Gorbachev's policies on charges of murder, abduction and said a timer also was found. He declined to say at "We find ourselves caught up in a yesterday as he sought to represent assault. what lime it was sot. religious war," Edward Mortimer, a the capital in a new legislative Jerry Richardson and Jabu Sitholc Cargo traffic and flights through Narita Interna- British commentator, wrote yester- body. were not asked to enter pleas at tional Airport and Tokyo's domestic airport will be day. Yeltsin, fired by Gorbachev in their arraignment in Sowcto restricted this week, and 32.000 police have been In London, authors and free November 1987 after he criticized Magistrates Court. Their case was mobilized in Tokyo. speech advocates announced they the Communist Party's style of postponed for a week. Officers were stationed at checkpoints throughout would seek support for "A World leadership, was one of 10 candidates It is part of a growing scandal the city and patrolled downtown neighborhoods. They Statement" to be published in for nomination to go before an surrounding the wife of jailed also have searched homes along the funeral route. newspapers internationally. electoral commission of almost 900 African National Congress leader Authoriucs say the massive police presence is jus- Expressions of disgust came from members in the chandelier-lit, rcd- Nelson Mandela, and a group of tified by Japan's small but active radical groups and Mexican novelist Octavio Paz and and-whitc Hall of Columns in unofficial bodyguards who lived at by fears that international terrorists could attack as the Australian government. Ameri- downtown Moscow's House of her home in Soweto, the huge visiting leader. can writers led by PEN American Unions. township outside Johannesburg. Officials say representatives of 163 countries will Center president Susan Sontag also "From the viewpoint of the In a British Broadcasting Corp. attend the funeral. have begun mobilizing, and Presi- strategy of external politics, I fully television interview broadcast yes- Workers yesterday made final preparations at the dent Bush added his condemnation support him," Yeltsin said. "From terday, Mrs. Mandela again denied funeral site in a Tokyo park. yesterday. the viewpoint of the strategy of in- involvement in the murder of 14- Hirohito's son. Emperor Akihito, and Empress Rushdie's novel "The Satanic ternal politics, fully. From the year-old activist Stompic Seipci and Michiko met briefly with Finnish President Mauno Verses" has been judged blasphe- viewpoint of tactics, I have my accused South African authorities of Koivisto and his wife, Tcllervo, at the Akasaka mous by Moslems because of its own opinion." trying to divide the country's black Palace. It was the royal couple's first meeting with treatment of the prophet Mo- majority to make it easier to release foreign dignitaries since Hirohito died Jan. 7. hammed and the Koran, Islam's Hijacker tried her husband. They are expected to meet other heads of state and holy book. LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) "It would suit the government to visiting royally during the week. — The prosecution demanded on release Comrade Mandela to this Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita is to meet with Communists yestcrrJay that Lebanese militant present situation where he has about 40 of the 55 heads of slate who plan to attend Husse.n Hariri be sentenced to life nowhere to go to in the sense that the funeral, and Foreign Minister Sousuke Uno will review trials in l imprisonment for hijacking an Air here he would find a community he meet about H) foreign officials, the Foreign Ministry Hungary Afrique DC-10 in 1987 and killing led 26 years ago as divided as ever," says. BUDAPEST. Hungary (AP) — a Ficncb passenger. she said. Many of those talks will last less than half an Communist leaders have asked his- TTosccutor Willy Heim said the hour, but Takeshita plans longer meetings with Pros torians and jurists to determine "horror of Jv crime" barred any le- idem Bush and President Francois Mitterrand ofl whether political trials in the 1950s niency toward the 22-year-old "Green France. were rigged, an official said yester- defendant he described as a "killer day. blinded by conviction." Consumerism" Notable Quotable The move could be a step toward In a brief statement, Hariri, iden- support growing "The thought of suicide is a great consolation: rehabilitating leaders of the 1956 tified in court as a member of me anti-communist uprising, some of pro-Iranian Shiitc Hezbollah group, LONDON (AP) — The "green by means of it one gets successfully through whom were executed and buried in said he regretted the death of pas- consumer" movement is gaining many a bad night." unmarked graves. senger Xavier Bcaulicu but thai the momentum in Western Europe, and • Fricdnch Nietzsche. Beyivui (n\xl arut Evil The Communist party leadership, hijacking was "not an act of terror- environmentalism is becoming on the second and final day of a ism but was combat." mainstream. Central Committee meeting, also Hariri faces charges of murder and Now many Europeans need only Weather heard a report on the new constitu- hostage-taking in the trial in Fed- to go to the neighborhood super- tion, which is to leave out any ref- eral Criminal Court that began market if they want organically Rain today. High around 50. Turning .older in the Monday. The five-judge panel hear- grown vegetables, low-mercury afternoon. Cloudy tonight with a chance of snow. erence to the leading role of the party and allow a multi-party sys- ing the case is scheduled to an- batteries, or what have become 1 0M m the 20s. Mostly cloudy tomorrow with nounce a verdict and sentence on known as environment-friendly dia- Hurries. High 25 to 30. tem Gyocrgy Fejti. secretary of the Friday. pers and cruelty-free cosmetics, party Central Committee, said the Holm's final arguments came af- those marketed without being tested I Si*Si:»580000 IVstmasler Send l-'orm 357"* party has asked that a panel of legal ter testimony by passengers and on laboratory animals. to The Dml> Campus, 11 Oof Consumers increasingly are de- Second class potugc paid at experts and historians look into the crew members, including by a chief lane. Storrs CL 0tOf»» 1 he steward the Congolese chief stew- manding products that don't "cost Sloro. Cl 0*060 l\ihlished IS period from 1946 to 1962 to lijih CMM an associate the earth." and companies are seiz- •i The Daily Campus. B« I member of the Associated "expose any possibility of rigged ard. Andre Memba, who he said he IS"J. \!,< BATON ROUGE, La. the same way everybody else since the only issue was his in 1980 but remains the "I think the guy's elected," (AP) — Newly elected slate did" political views. president of the National said GOP Rep. Charlie Rep. David Duke, a former Ku Bruneau also is chairman of Both President Bush and Association for the Advance- Lancaster. "I'm curious why Klux Klan grand wizard, will the committee that would hear former President Reagan en- ment of White People, which the Democrats never asked this probably be accepted by a challenge if Bacque gets 53 dorsed Duke's opponent in he describes as a civil rights question. Why should it be Republicans as one of their votes, a majority of the mem- Saturday's runoff election, car- group for everyone. relevant to me now that he's a own if he's seated in the bership. penter David Treen. After Duke "I'm certainly not the David Republican but when he was a House, GOP legislative leaders "I certainly will listen to Mr. won, Atwater vowed to have Duke I was during my years in Democrat nobody said to throw said Tuesday. Bacque and then make up my Duke censured and barred from the Klan but I'm certain I've him out? He ran in the A freshman independent has mind and vote," said Bruneau. using the GOP name. grown like all people do, Dcmocralic Primary for presi- said he will challenge Duke's "If it gets to my committee A resolution is expected to mentally, spiritually," he said dent of the United States." both sides will have the right at a news conference Tuesday seating, but Democrats and be adopted by the party's 11- Lancaster said that the GOP Republicans alike said they to a full, fair hearing." in Baton Rouge. "I believe in member executive council, Caucus would meet Wednesday don't expect the move to suc- There is at least one prece- which will confer by telephone the civil rights of all people. I and that an 80 percent vote, as ceed. dent for a state legislature re- Friday. think the criticism I've endured If the Republican Legislative fusing to seat a member be- will be muled by my activities usual, would be required to do The GOP chairman said he anything. Caucus lets him in, Duke will cause of his views, said Dan wanted Republicans to in the House of Representa- tives." be one of 18 Republicans in O'Connor of Atlanta, a "officially disassociate our- Democratic Rep. Ron the 105-membcr house. There spokesman for the Southern selves as a party from Mr. "We can't be responsible for Gomez, legislative party leader, what he did before he was reg- are six Republicans in the 39- Legislative Conference of the Duke." said he hoped Duke would be istered as a Republican," said membcr Senate. Council of State Governments. At a brief news conference seated without problems. Meanwhile, Duke gave the Julian Bond was barred from Tuesday, Bush conceded his Rep. Art Sour, a Republican. "I don't understand what thumbs up and smiled broadly taking a seat in the Georgia involvement might have been "If anyone wanted to chal- Tuesday when Jefferson Parish Legislature in January 1966 viewed by Louisiana voters as Atwater is talking about. lenge Duke they should have Registrar Sam Altobello offi- because of his opposition to "improper or overkill." Censure him for what? The done so when he qualified as a cially counted the votes from the Vietnam War. The U.S. Duke, 38, registered as a only control we have over him candidate," he said. Saturday's race and found Supreme Court in December Republican days before filing is what he's done since he's Duke's 227-vote margin of 1966 said Bond had to be seated as a candidate. He left the Klan been a Republican." victory intact Later in the day, the secretary of state's office certified the results. Bill proposed to ban helium balloons "I'm just really proud to live in America," Duke said. "I'm Although latex rubber bal- also looking forward to an end PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Rep. Rodney D. Driver, D- tangle their legs in the string, — A state legislator who has Richmond. Rhode Island legis- researchers have found. loons decompose in 60 to 90 to the hoopla. days, Driver said that is not "I'm anxious to meet with introduced a bill to ban mass lation would impose maximum A similar piece of legislation fines $10 per balloon for each quick enough. Mylar foil the legislators," he said. "I releases of helium balloons is under consideration in launch of 10 or more helium Florida. balloons do not decompose and have a lot to leam." said Tuesday the colorful pageantry that has become a balloons. Driver said deflated balloons can become entangled in tele- Also Tuesday, Republican phone lines. National Chairman Lee fixture of American politics Florida scientists have dis- threaten Rhode Island wildlife, covered balloons in the stom- "Some balloons travel for Atwater softened his aggressive and sports is causing environ- although he couldn't specify aches of dead sea turtles. hundreds of miles, across the campaign to drive Duke from mental problems. which animals would be en- Whales and turtles mistake the Atlantic," said Driver. "We've the party, saying he feared such "What goes up in splendor dangered by the multicolored comes down as garbage," said balloons for food, and birds plastic. got to clean up our end of the a public forum might be ex- acL" actly what the man wanted. Republican legislators Tues- day said they saw no reason to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• reject Duke from the caucus * despite Atwater's repudiation of * him as a "charlatan." The * Division of Student Affairs and Services Legislature convenes in special session Wednesday to take up * Special Populations Committee tax issues. * Rep. Odon Bacque of * Lafayette said Monday he in- tended to challenge Duke on * grounds that he did not live in * his district for the required year * IF YOU ARE AN ASIAN AMERICAN before the election. Duke has said he has proof he lived in the district, a nearly UNDERGRADUATE * all-white bedroom community * of New Orleans. * "We will see if Mr. Duke is what he says he is or what the * AND DID NOT RECEIVE media says he is," said Rep. * Pcppi Bruncau of New Orleans, * GOP caucus chairman. "If he's what he says he is, he has no * problem. 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Call Robert Martwick at iKAPLANl (508)481-5504 or 1-800-922-5579 STANUYH « API AN ItXJ' AIIOMAl (INIIUfD DON'T COMPETE WITH A KAPLAN STUDENT-BE ONE STUDENT PAINTERS, INC. "AN ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY" page 6 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 Features Vocanoes beautify island of Hawaii By Lisa Fay Wellek of Manhattan. This is the start Daily Campus Staffs of Volcanoes National Park. HILO, Hawaii—Want to go At night, the sky is hazy to the Moon? And swim year orange from the erupting round at the only place in the volcano and the lava flows world with a black sand beach? look like worms which glow And then go skiing on an in the dark. And, the air active volcano? smells like rotten eggs, which This is the Big Island of is the sulfur coming up from Hawaii, 200 miles southeast of the depths of the Earth. Honolulu, and it's like a During the day, adventurous miniature continent. tourists arc allowed to walk on Steve Magukanc, natural the hardened lava flows. But history associate for the Hawaii don't worry, these eruptions are Volcanoes National Park, said known for their gentleness. that since 1983, 50-80 acres It's hot walking on the have been added to the Big newly hardened lava, and fiery Island because of lava flows orange lava can be seen into the ocean. flowing underneath the cracks. Take a drive around Hawaii Mauna Loa's craters are still and you'll see everything from erupting today. This eruption cattle to lava crossing the road. started Jan. 3, 1983, making it Outside Hilo, the second "The longest recorded largest city in the state, the eruption," according to Magukanc. road descends 4,000 feet to the Volcano House Hotel. This In 1959, Kilauea Iki, the Diamond Head, a dormant crater on the island of Oahu, rests peacefully. Mauna hotel hangs on edge of Kilauea, sister of Kilauea, erupted. Loa's craters, however, are still erupting today (Lisa Fay Wellek, photo). an active volcano crater the size Visitors can view the . destruction of the land from the boardwalk which winds around acres of cinder ash and dead trees. The road leads to the Thurston Lava Tube, which is a prehistoric tube which can be walked through. It is damp and dark in the tube. Occasionally, certain parts of the park are closed to tourists and those wandering in closed areas could go to prison FEATURING according to Magukanc. The Chain of Craters Road cuts through the lava with hairpin turns which ascend to BlittsKAiABiM the deep blue ocean. The 15—mile trip across black rivers of lava is like Friday, Feb. 24th being on the moon. Endless black and grey lava surround S.U. Ballroom the road which is continually rcpaved over the lava which Doors Open - 9 pm crossed the road. It's amazing to see patches TIX: $3 w\UCONN I.D. of grass growing on the lava; $5 other (as guest only) however, lava is fertile. The grey and black landscape Also appearing: change slowly into grassy prairie and rangelands. But the 6 ft. Under 13,667 foot Mauna Loa and her craters are erupting only a few Ken Cormier miles away from the Parker Ranch. This 250,000 acre ranch is one of the largest cattle ranches in the United Slates. Paniolos, or cowboys, An education for those who can't look the other way. manage the 50,000 cattle and there are even rodeos in the summer. Honokaa, just north of the Parker Ranch, is where the road / i for regular vehicles ends. Instead, there is a steep, narrow dirt road for four wheel drive jeeps which go into the Waipio Valley. Mountains fall into the sea, wild horses are unafraid of humans, and 1,200 foot waterfalls irrigate a few taro patches. If you Rain satisfaction Call (617) 437-2708 or write Master of Education Less than 100 years ago, from reaching out and to us at 106 Dockser Hall, Programs over 7,000 Hawaiians lived in helping others, Northeast- Northeastern University, •Counseling this valley. Last year, there ern University has a special Boston, MA 02115. • Consulting Teacher of were 10 residents in the valley. place for you. At Boston- Master of Science Reading Mouve (ollege of Human Programs •CurriculumA Instruction According to Robin I >evclopment Professions • Counseling Psychology • Educational Research Bulschat, researcher for the you can learn (o assist • BxerciM Sciences • Human Development Hawaii Visitors Bureau, others realize their full •Human Resource • Rehabilitation 768,000 tourists came to the potential. Counseling Administration • Special Education Boston-Bouve Big Island in 1987. This is Most of our programs are • Physical Kducation only eight percent of the offered on a part-time or full- • Recreation, Sport, and Nondegree Certification College time basis combining class- Fitness Management Programs tourists visiting the islands. room theory with practical, • Rehabilitation Counseling •Counseling Northeastern The Big Island is diverse— hands-on experience. •Speech-Language Ptthotogy • Elementary & Secondary Rl University from volcanoes to skiing, the & Audiology School Teacher Preparation An iifii.il o|i|hirtiiiuty .ifTirni.ihxi- Big Island is "nani," or lovely. •Special Kducation .irlM'ii uimiTiiit i) : ■ i ■: > 11. : 11 Features The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 page 45 "Lou Grant" 47 Nativaa of Calabria Cudgel THE Daily Crossword b,H».«i Ch.w 49 Hail! 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Characteristic 43 Pub order P • 4« "— ya ahaII in general, are planning to 32 Sheriff's forca ■so 1'■ S2■ ■S3 Elizabethan Businesses that deal in sex 35 Rajah's flourishes find" curtail or segregate the u u 54 •7 ■a 1 Errol's family 46 Foot parta have never been known for spouse pornographic and gab lines. 36 Abide _ Burdens 49 Revises truth in advertising, but the 37 Big bird •0 • 1 •2 l — podrida 51 Sky-blue The revenues are important. 38 Ambla ■ expansion and invasion of the u M One New York state official 41 — nutshell - 52 Laaa common 57 "A - clock information telephone services, 42 Latvian port • 7 53 Trap scholar" said the information services 44 "Three " 54 Poi source 58 Roman road sanctioned by state and local blind —" 55 Footnote 59 Ample help subsidize the general i word 61 Concorde authorities, is becoming troublesome to many. telephone services. In California, the state legislature and the Public DEADLINE EXTENDED 'til FEBRUARY 27TH Service Commission made it HEALTH EDUCATION OFFICE mandatory for the telephone Of company to block lines to such H0 STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES "fi£ H uu0 calls at the customer's request. •P* announces J& cP *ouS! Pacific Bell has a suit pending First Annual against a dozen dial-a-porn SAFER SEX POSTER CONTEST operators to force them to cease DESIGN A POSTER TO HELP PROMOTE SAFER BEHAVIORS ON THIS CAMPUS!! and desist on the basis that *>» they are damaging Pacific * Contest runs from Monday, Januaiy 30 until Monday, Feb. 27. 0*V Bell's reputation. •Fiistprizeisa$50giftc»rtilicatetoNassiH'sSportShoplnWillirnantic. Second prize: Hooded sweatshirt J* New York Telephone says it and sweatpants donated by Nassrtf's. * Winner will have his/her poster reprinted for campus distribution. makes an effort to survey the * Contestants may work individually or in a group and may submit as many entries as they wish. talk lines and operators are * AH entries must be on paper or poster board NO SMALLER THAN 11x17 inches. required to provide monitors * All entries must be original, hand drawn and caption must be neatly lettered. who can cut off disruptive or * All entries must be submitted no later than I Monday, February 27AT 4 PM. They should be brought to the Health Education Oftice in Room 305 in Student Health Services. obscene callers. While this -6c? works on some lines, it doesn't Be sure to have your name, campus address and phone number are clearly printed on back. ■?4A/ ri * Remember, the goal is to ellectively promote saler sex to those people who choose to be sexually aclrve. seem to work on others. * For more information call the Health Education Office at 486-4700 Ext. 264. Have fun and good luck!! New York Telephone will now block dial-it calls from residences for free. Until this UCONN'S PARTY of the YEAR! January, there was a $5 charge. SPRING BREAK 89 Businesses must pay $10 and up, depending on the number International M of lines. CANCUN The company will also Relations tl cancel the charges the first ONLY $349 time, if the customer Club *. ■ CANCUN-Proud host of the 1989 Miss Universe Pageant! complains that a child or teen- ager made the calls without 1 full week on the beach! parental permission. After that, Organizational meeting in the customer is urged to have Hacienda (downtown) - $349 the line blocked, or keep their Kahche (Puerto Juarez beach) - $379 youngsters off the phone. Playa Linda (across from beach) - $399 The phone company loses SU 207 Oasis (luxurious beachfront) - $439 nothing. It gets half the charge whether the dial-it service Wednesday Feb. 22nd Crown Plaza (deluxe beachfront) - $469 collects or not. One West Only forty seats left! Lots of fun stuff! Coast company says March 11th from JFK c9// uncollected calls cost it at 7:00 pm $400,000 a year. Model U.N. - Debates - Intl. Speakers Includes round trip airfare, °"v Southern Bell shut down 7 nights hotel, discount books and more! dial-a-porn services in Miami (All Students Welcome) and Atlanta in 1984 and so far Call 487-6730 or 1-800-637-8926 has been upheld by the courts. USG Funded Student Travel Connection The opuon of blocking calls apparently did not reach Vilma Lantiqua, a 49-year-old mother of a 17-year-old high school UCONN STUDENT CREDIT UNION dropout in New York City. Her son, Sergio, had run up a $1,400 phone bill, calling ANNUAL MEETING various party lines. In desperation she put the phone in her daughter's padlocked bedroom. So one night in January, Sergio broke into his mother's bedroom, stuffed a sock in her mouth and strangled her, police said. The U.S. Supreme Court has IRECTOR ELECTION agreed to hear a case this spring in which a California dial-a- ANY MEMBER MAY RUN OR VOTE porn operator, Sable Communications in the Los Angeles area, is challenging bans on dial-a-porn as abridgements of freedom of speech. The law under contest is a 1988 federal statute that bans sexually explicit telephone message services. The law prohibits any obscene or 7:00 P.M. SU 208 REFRESHMENTS SERVED indecent communications for commercial purposes over WED. FEBRUARY 22nd ALL MEMBERS WELCOME interstate lines. It provides for 111 in 111 mi i;: mil II i ii n i nn:: inn *k The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 page 8 Features= World champion jumpers 'jump1 at chance to perform By Laura Osterweis group's first visit to UConn. Daily Campus Staff The English department. Jumping rope has always Education Extension Service, been thought of as a children's and Student Activities game, something that girls sponsored their trip to the played at recess. But to the campus. world champion Double Dutch The three groups, each with jumpers it is a serious sport. four members, were: Little On Tuesday, Feb. 21, three Black Magic, the current state world champion Double Dutch champions, seventh graders teams performed in the Student from Hartford; Little Jumping Union Ballroom for the Magic, sixth graders from students of the Children's Bloomficld, Conn.; and Literature class. Francelia Jumping Magic II, tenth BuUcr, professor of the English graders from Hartford and 200 course, said the Bloomficld. The high school demonstration, as a physical teams compete for college and ritual activity, "keys in scholarships. All girls are Double dutch jumpers show their talents for UConn's Children's Literature class with one of their textbooks on members of the 4-H club. yesterday in the Student Union (Chris Nelson, photo). skipropc rhymes." "Double Dutch,which began the 20th time. She found "you Double Dutch jumping is as a game,is now a competitive builds their self-confidence and and gave the twirling ropes a try, at the end of the Double have to time everything jumping rope with two sport," said Janic Melvin, vice esteem." perfecUy." jumpropes. If three team president of the American Double Dutch started out as Dutch performance. Mary Ellen Avedian, a The sport of Double Dutch members are involved a 12 foot Double Dutch league. "It a sport for young women but was brought to this country by rope is used; if there are four, UConn student, having only teaches youngsters to work now involves young men as tried jumping once before Dutch settlers and developed they use a 14 foot rope. together, leaches them about shown by several of the male from a playground game that This was the Double Dutch called out, "I'm getting tired" nutrition, and most of all it UConn students who got up as she bounced in the air for nursery rhymes were sung to. As a result of a grant given to New York 15 years ago to fund after school activities, the VIDEO VISIONS OF STORRS game became a competitive Holiclat Mall - Rt 195 - Stuns sport and spread around the world. Those involved with All ratings one price. the Double Dutch program Largest Movie Selection hope to see it become an in the area. SNACKS - to go with your Olympic event. Over 5300 Titles movies - Smart Food Chips Presently, the group is Candy & Soda. funded by the Connecticut in ime_ store! National Bank, enabling them FOREIGN MOVIES! We've Moved to the Front to travel all over the world, to Cult Classics you won't of our mall - NEW bigger such places as Germany and store to comfortably look Japan. Tychell Knowlin, one find anywhere else. of the jumpers, claimed that for your movies! "the best part is the traveling." HOI RS: Mnii(l.i\ - I ri(|;i\ lO.ini f<> Spin Many Children become Saltii (l;i\ s Ml.nn to Vpm involved in Double Dutch 429 - 1434 See page 9 Ml l) 4B Tired of not being part of what's happening on campus? n$ ©^ §%*s ib« \ @ GET INVOLVED! ^ A %>& Unv *Va *h e» -.*tw&*» The Student-Alumni Association is now D 9 \] o'v° accepting applications for the •!>*•0 *W 1989-1990 Executive Board. Pick up an application at the Alumni House. olumni ossociotion Applications deadline: March 2 Arts The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 page 9 Is O'Keeffe's tree upside down? SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — show the tree upright — on a Before Georgia O'Keeffe's poster, in a television docu- painting of the Lawrence Tree mentary and in a book of her left Connecticut on a traveling collected works. The show for the National Gallery Wadsworth similarly displayed 16 months ago, the trunk had it reaching upward toward a been at the bottom and the starlit sky. But her final inten- branches at the top. tions were never made clear. Now it's going back to the O'Keeffe, who had lived near Wadsworth Athencum in Hart- Abiquiu since 1940, died in ford with the tree standing on Santa Fc in 1986 at the age of its head. 98. Curators say "on its head" is what the artist intended when "I warned the curators at the she painted the towering pine National Gallery that this at author D.H. Lawrence's would become a subject of dis- ranch north of Taos 60 years cussion. Of course, if Georgia ago, but one of them adds that O'Keeffe were alive, one word the National Gallery's decision would clarify it," says Juan to show it that way has caused Hamilton, a fellow Abiquiu "a firestorm of controversy." artist who was O'Keeffe's CASH IN ON GOOD GRADES. In her last 10 years, O'Keeffe helper and confidant during her chose at least three times to last 13 years. If you're a freshman or sophomore with good grades, apply now for a three-year or two-year scholarship. From Army ROTC. ...double dutch Army ROTC scholarships pay tuition, From page 8 most books and fees, plus $100 per school competition including month. They also pay off with leadership competition in the fourth grade compulsory, speed, and experience and officer credentials and continue throughout high freestyle jumping. The Double impressive to future employers. school. Several even come Dutch teams demonstrated all back after college to be of these. The compulsory coaches. requires certain moves to be The sport, especially typical completed in a specific time of urban girls, "keeps us out of limit. trouble," said Nicole Gamble, This year the state ARMY ROTC one of the jumpers and competition will be held in "jumping builds our muscles," Hartford and the world THE SMARTEST COLLEGE said Crystal Fairley, another competition will be held ii COURSE TOUCAN TAKE. jumper. Florida. This year's world They practice one to two competition theme is'Rope not times a week, September dope.' through December. As they There is a requirement in Find out more. Contact: Captain Vern Gildhouse approach state and world Connecticut that only allows ROTC Hangar, U86-1+538. competitions in the spring they students with good grades to build up to five days a week. participate in competition. 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EXTENDED TO MARCH 1 . ■ Mi I I I I — i say \h antfher The Daily Campus fine mess vou;ve Page 10 Wednesday, February 22, 1989 Since 1896 cbltenus6 into. Jim Amspacher Cindy Keeler Ronnie! Editor in Chief Business Manager Shawn Cochran Dana Tofig Managing Editor Deputy Managing Editor Beth Hamilton Shannon Quintard Senior Writer Ad Manager Assistant Mqnasins Editors Doug Hardy Charles Pickett Sports Photography Lisa Spooner / Lisa Fay Wellek News Jason Kauppi Lillian Voros Arts Features Question will still v 0 be left unresolved The Matures » Liar and FoJhaitly •OS® after North trial George Will Will Brown get the last laugh? SAN FRANCISCO—In an odd The Ollie North trial finally began national party for organizational metamorphosis, a butterfly has become a yesterday after months of legal maneuvering spending. moth. Jerry Brown the metaphysician has Brown believes that the Democrats' which resulted in the most serious charges become a mechanic. In the 1970s, he was against North being dropped before the trial hour is arriving because we are entering alternatively, and sometimes an activist phase of government for three could even begin. simultaneously, Delphic and daffy. Now, The purpose of the trial will be to decide reasons. First, the prosperity of the he aspires to be master of the mundane as 1980s has produced a tight labor market if North was justified in lying to Congress, if chairman of California's Democratic and focused attention on the education he in fact lied to the president and if he Party. system's failure to equip workers for the reaped any personal gain from the covert Why spend lots of time and money changing economy. Second, the growing operation. winning an office hitherto considered conviction that health is a "right" is It was supposed to be much more. suited for a cipher? One reason is a new producing a demand for government The trial was supposed to reveal more California law that requires its political provision of more coverage. Third, the clearly the chain of command that initiated parties to supplant the few powerful daily headlines—acid rain, greenhouse and sustained the illegal dealings with the elected officials as the primary conduits effect, thinning ozone layer—are Contras and the unscrupulous trading with of campaign funds. And Brown believes producing a surge of environmental Iran. that computers and telemarketing and concerns. other things can make the Democratic Brown may be wrong. There is The jurors will be hearing 12 criminal Party potent again. Like many counts against North, nine of which involve precedent. Reading the transcript of Democrats, Brown is reluctant to attribute Brown's appearance on "Meet the Press" charges he deceived Congress and the Republican successes to Republican president. The rest of the charges deal with in October, 1975, 10 months into his first ideas. The successes must come, many term as governor, is like falling through a accusations of personal profit gained by Democrats think, from clever machines. crack in time. It is rich in quaint rhetoric North in his dealing with the Contras. The A century ago, says Brown, parties about the need for more "austere" life extent of that profit is about $4,000 in were potent because they had patronage because "we are reaching the outer limit travelers checks and a $13,000 home to dispense, were backed by virulently of our economic potential." (Today there security system. partisan newspapers, their ticket-making are 29 million more jobs and the gross Because of the legal gymnastics engaged powers were not limited by direct national product is 50 percent larger than between North's lawyers and Independent primaries and voting often was done not in 1975.) Some Democrats, remembering Counsel Lawrence Walsh as well as North's by marking secret ballots but by such rhetoric, and the Mediterranean fruit submitting a ticket printed by one party or flies (he hesitated to spray them) and immunity from his testimony before the other. Furthermore, politics was the Congress, the more substantial accusations Chief Justice Rose Bird (he appointed most pervasive form of popular her), consider Brown "a one-man against North have already been dropped. entertainment. Walsh wanted to charge North with stealing In recent decades, the withering away political epidemic." $14 million in profits from the sale of of the parties' influence has been But there is something unattractive hastened by the use individual politicians about much of the disparagement of military arms to Iran and conspiracy to Brown. It is a reflex against the defraud the U.S. government by spending make of modern media to communicate the money to by military gear for the Contra directly with constituents. California, the unpredictable, an uneasiness with any rebels. quintessential media state, is an unlikely personality spicier than Cream of Wheat, As a result, the long awaited trial will do laboratory for experimenting with party- a philistine anger at someone who seems building techniques. But the stakes are to court ridicule and does not seem to care little to shed light on who was responsible enormous in a state that in 1992 will have when he receives it. He risked it when, for the Iran-contra dealings. 53 electoral votes—19 percent of the total after losing his U.S. Senate race in 1982, But what makes this trial truly pointless needed to win the White House. he wandered the world—to Mexico in respect to exposing and punishing those Suppose the party-building that Brown (studying Spanish), Japan (studying responsible for providing military aid to the has in mind makes even a two-percentage Buddhism) and India (three weeks with Contras and the shady dealing of arms to point difference in Democratic strength. Mother Teresa). Iran, is that even if North is found guilty of California has 26,000 precincts. In 1948, Brown, who campaigned for President every count against him, the true culprit Truman carried California by 17,000 without a speechwriter, speaks his own will not have been penalized. votes. Since then, only Johnson carried mind because he has one. His re-entry Who initiated military support for the the state for the Democrats. The makes politics more interesting and will for some time. He has been elected Nicaraguan rebels that would circumvent a Democrats' shrinking edge in registration governor twice, has run for President ban on such aid by congress? Who approved is now wafer thin. And it never has meant twice and once for the Senate and is just of the selling of military arms to a country as much as it should have. Between 1895 50. that holds our citizens hostage and whose and the election of Jerry Brown's father in 1958, only one Democrat was elected He vows to use the party machinery to spiritual leader issues death threats on "tangibilitize" (there he goes again, being authors of bad novels? governor and he was beaten at the next election (by Earl Warren). puckish just to annoy the staid) politics. After the months of pre-trial, the He subscribes, as liberals often do, to the Brown says California has seven mistaken notion that participation is low questions of "national security." the search million registered Democrats and the for jurors who are uninformed and the party has seven employees—two of them because people are "alienated." months of trial and who knows how many receptionists. Dukakis did better in Contentment is a better explanation, but if stops and starts for national security to Brown's program of tangibilitization California than any Democrat since makes a two-percent difference, he may come, the real questions will still be Johnson because Sen. Alan Cranston, a have the last laugh. master of labor-intensive, shoeleather unanswered and the true criminal will still George Will is a syndicate columnist be unpunished. "retail" politics, got $3 million from the The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 page 11 Commentary/Letters Structured social injustice A church typically provides indistinguishable from that ol structured social injustice, based in questionable a sense of belonging for a heterosexuals." Although the Bible never interpretations of the scripture, community, giving it prejudice, and blind adherence structure. In the Catholic actually condemned homosexuality, many passages to merely human traditions, Church's alienation of certain which have been falsely members of its belief she does are interpreted as such. There is no direct proof that interpreted as the law of nature nothing to promote this feeling and of God." of community. The Roman homosexuality is a sin. James Hannigan stales that "Authors According to the Catholic Catholic Church scorns and Church, homosexual couples of scripture who condemn all will not officially accept the are wrong or unnatural because possible homosexual acts and behavior of members of its it does not allow for the own faith who are gay. In our relations are without procreation of possible qualification, and an state the Archdiocese of offspring. Therefore the assumption that has been Hartford has barred Dignity, a Catholic Church will not give group of Catholic men and frequently made, but on for its blessing (marriage). At one which there has been no clear women who are also gay and time, the Catholic Church biblical or rational warrant." lesbian, from practicing their would not marry heterosexual religion as Catholic. In the If you interpret the Bible to say couples who were barren, Archdiocese of San Francisco, that homosexuality is wrong, because there was no a choral group of men who then you can also use the Bible possibility for procreation of to condemn slavery as right, were gay were not allowed to offspring. This is no longer prohibit the eating of shellfish, sing in St. Ignatius Church. true. Interpretation of the Bible and reinforce the alleged inferiority of women. The People who are homosexual or Christianity have been are just one of many types of most common interpretation in subjects of controversy for people in the diversity of centuries. Contemporary the Bible refers to Sodom and Gomorrah. Countless humanity. The Catholic Christianity states that Jesus Church may ask herself why interpretations of this passage gave his life trying to get she wishes to exclude people state that God not punish across the worldwide acceptance who are gay, when she has held of people, regardless of their Sodom and Gomorrah for alleged homosexual acts, but a long standing tradition of Daily Campus Letters Policy differences, shortcomings, and being a place of refuge for human failures. Think for a for sins of rape and, to a lesser The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view degree, sins of insolence, many varying peoples. In the points. All letters must be typed and double-spaced minute and compare your own Pastoral Constitution of differences and human inhospitalily, and pride (Wis and should be between 200-500 words in length. All Vatican II, it states this inconsistencies with others. 19:14, Jer. 23:14 and Sir letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, tradition in saying "Nothing People are obviously not 16:8, Ezek 16:49). There is a grammar, libel, and good taste. parallel story that is very that is genuinely human fails All letters must include name, signature, and phone robots. They are not to find ui echo in their hearts manufactured on an assembly similar to Sodom and number. The phone number is for verification (followers of Christ), for theirs line, all alike. One person is Gomorrah. The account of purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be is a community composed of different from the next person wickedness of the people of withheld solely on the consent of the editor. men who. united in Christ and The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return in ways that the next might Gibeah (Jgs 19). A similar guided by the Holy Spirit, of any letter. Send to: Letters to the Editor, The not appreciate. story is told about sexual abuse by a male against a female press onward toward the Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06268. Homosexuality is an companion. Like the male Kingdom of the Father and are example of one such difference. visitor that Sodom abused bearers of the message of It is a phenomenon occurring sexually, both stories involved salvation intended for all What's in a name? in many species, not just rape as the crime or punishable men." about from only luck, chance, Father Mark-David Janus of •Last Monday night, the humans. Homosexuality is an sin, not homosexuality. students and staff of Campus they forgot a very important attribute not intentionally The Catholic Church's latest St. Thomas Aquinus in Storrs factor: to multiply by one very Connecticut stated "The Crusade for Christ gave a chosen by an individual. position about homosexuals is large variable, time. Since time Catholic Church has always lecture on the existence of God. Research indicates that that they are "Inherently The aim of Dr. Walter is infinite, couldn't we just be homosexuality is a Disordered." In a report on had gay people who contribute to the church. By denying the Bradley's talk was only to the lucky ones? After all,there combination of genetic and Homosexuality and Social existence of gay people as prove God's being is logically could have been a whole lot of environmental factors. In his Justice written by a probable. At the same time, attempts during this infinity of book, Human Sexualitv, contributing members, the commission on social justice, church denies a part of itself the lecturer explained his view time. Kosnik stated, "Personality it was stated, "The church's and becomes all the poorer for on God's nature. It is necessary The more traits mat you development among attitude towards homosexuals it in the process." to tie his being with his nature assign to this God, the better homosexuals as a group is we can understand this God. is another example of James J. Donnelly IV to comprehend anything about that being. For this reason, he The professor wanted us to wants to explain why the basic have a better understanding of laws of science point to an this god, so he continued his intelligent (and maybe more) discussion by telling us about Creator, not just a creator. God's divine attributes It is senseless to just prove (qualities explained by the that an idea exists, give it a Bible). Someone in the name, God, and say that his audience asked the lecturer nature is not really part of the how he connected this first main issue. Just assigning a cause to the nature of God as name to given phenomena explained in the Bible. He doesn't have any meaning responded only by referring to unless you can understand its Christ's resurrection. This characteristics. Otherwise, it rebirth is only derived from the would be just a definition. For Bible. Isn't that rather circular? example, the word house has If, in the eloquence of Dr. no meaning at all unless you Bradley, me scientific evidence understand its characteristics. In for the existence of a first other words, when someone cause, a creator, was proved, says "house", you think of what can be said about this what it takes to be a house Creator? Naming the creator (four sides, a door, some God is just giving a word to an windows, a roof,etc...). So, if event, the first cause. Names you name the first cause of the with no meaning arc useless. universe, God, you must The only way to avoid this assign some features to it to usclcssness is to give this word have any real meaning of the specific features. These term. characteristics become harder The lecture went on and harder to prove possible, describing, in great detail, how forget probable. The lecture left fragile the world is. It is a with a grim result: one, God is delicate balance for a series of either a provable, empty term physical laws that arc all with no (or very little of the necessary for your being. All Christian) attributes', or two, a of our universal constants are term with all of the Bible's very precise. If these forces assigned features and little were even a minute fraction proof (except the Bible itself); different, life, as we know it, or three, something in would not exist. While the between. Crusade for Christ may have proven that it is very unlikely that these laws have come William Burnett page 12 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 Arts: Experience black emotions in 'Brothers' By Tara Sunderland or success. Leading a life of just a reading experience, it is Daily Campus Staff temporary affluence is better an experience of emotion. than leading a life of poverty "Brothers and Keepers" weaves John Edgar Wideman ^likc their parents. The concept a maze of black emotion that "Brothers and Keepers" presented provides new the reader is lead through. For \'iking Penquin Inc. insight for the reader into blacks it is a book about the motivations for crime. identity. For whites, it is a "Brothers and Keepers," by Wideman also provides book about forgotten people, John Edgar Wideman, is a no- vivid descriptions of the and for everyone, it is a book ble documentation of black cruelty that occurs within about social injustice. the prisons. Reading rage directed at white society, At the end of the book, "Brothers and Keepers" which still has much to learn Wideman includes a speech that sheds light on the true about blacks and equality. is given by his brother upon existence of a prisoner. Wideman's semi-autobi- graduating from the prison's The monotonous routine, ographical work criticizes the education program. One state- American prison system that the physical abuse, the ment provides insight into the he believes tries to destroy the mental anguish and the psyche of a murderer. "So constant fear of being killed humanity within the prisoners. brothers, accept your diplomas by the guards (the keepers) The book is a significant force and feel proud and use them to arc all brought to the make a better life for your- in exposing an injust and reader's attention. ineffective prison system, selves. And show the world Wideman focuses leaving the impression that our that all you needed was a skill mostly on the prison system creates and with that skill become a emotions of the criminals, not cures them. Illustration by Kirsten O'Rourke productive member of society book's characters which makes and never its burden again." Wideman's work centers integrity and voice that is im- every time he comes up short. it incoherent in places. It is not around the life-imprisonment possible to ignore. The reader Wideman poignantly mani- of his brother, Robby, for the experiences the events leading fests that the black ghetto of murder of a white con-man. up to and after the murder Pittsburg is a society that ad- Wideman questions the justice through Robby's eyes. One can vocates quick and easy success, of a society that allows one man to become an acclaimed "For blacks it is a book about identity. For novelist and college professor, Today on wfmWI,* whites, it is a book about forgotten people, and while another is imprisoned for 7 a.m.-10 a.m.: Morning Wake-Up with Michell Makos life. The book documents the for everyone, it is a book about social 10 a.m. -10:30 a.m.: BBC International Call true story of two brothers who injustice." 10:30a.m.-11a.m.: WHUS Option grow up in the same home, go 1 la.m.-3p.m.: Focus on jazz with Dean Lapenta to the same schools, but whose feel the anticipation of a good legal or not. He shows that lives are so drastically different. time that Robby is always Robby and many others like 3p.m.-6p.m.: Afternoon Rock with Adam Kahan The text is written in street looking for and feel the disap- him choose illegal endeavors 6p.m.-7p.m.: New Dimensions talk, and Wideman gives it an pointment that he experiences because there is no other hope 7p.m.-10p.m.: Music of the Spheres with Chris Cameron 10p.m.-1a.m.: Nite Music with Mello J WILUNQTON la.m.-4a.m.: Free Forum I with Robin Micket 4a.m.-7a.m.: Free Forum II with Mark Angstrom PIZZA TtiEUCONN HANSGUPJNGCLUB HOUSE No air experience is opening necessary general meetings Rt. 32 NOW. 429-7433 $ 3 PITCHERS AND 1/2 PRICE It's safe! HOUSE WINES WITH ANY It's easy! MEETINGS: It's EXHILARATING! WED 6:00 pm LARGE PIZZA It's here at UCONN! SUB 302A ONE OF THE YEAR'S SE1 AUES DASS DU 10 BEST" SEIN KANNST Notional Board of Bwvww People Maoaone "At f»e Movtej" ROQO< fbert h Gene Sokel CTAHb TEM. KEM CTATb MEYTAEWb! If you can read this as "Be All You'Can Be" in German and Russian or could recognize the Polish version, talk to us. We're the Army Reserve, and we'll give you a terrific career opportunity in Military Intelligence, if you qualify. You must have an affinity for languages, for you'll need a hi'jh score on a language aptitude test. You should also plan to spend a year at a prestigious language school where you will fine-tune your language skill. While you're in sc'.iooi, ,r-i will receive full Army pay— over $600 per month, plus food, i,» using and medical care. When you return, you 11 serve in your local Army Reserve unit, usually one weekend a month and two weeks annually. So if you want to talk (in German, Russian or Polish), Dith Pran the Army Reserve really has something to talk about. Courageous subject of the movie "The Killing Fields" Come hear a true story of survival against all odds Tuesday, March 1st, 8:00 p.m. S.U. Ballroom Free with UCONN I.D . ! LECTURE Call 643-4109 Manchester Army Office 555 Main St. COMMITTEE BE ALL YOU CAN BE. See the movie starting Friday in the S.U. Lobby. ARMY RESERVE The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 page 13 Classifieds Large 2 bedroom apartment TO THE BROTHERS OF DELTA Having a Party? Call S- Audio. For Sale (Celeron Square) with washer, Help Wanted CHI CONGRATULATIONS ON We've got 2400 watts of Sound, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, YOUR SUCCESSFUL RUSH! computerized lighting and 8 years of experience at UCONN. A/C for sublet or lease transfer Attention- Hiring! Government ITS GOING TO BE AN beginning about May 1 call 429- jobs - your area. Many immediate AWESOME SEMESTER! Call Matt of Sandy at 429-7784. JEWELRY, ENGAGEMENT AND 7211.FR2/24 SINCERELY. THE SISTERS AND M 5/5 WEDDING BANDS. BEST openings without waiting list or test. $l7.840-$69.485. Call 1- PLEDGES OF FIB0 PRICE. BEST SERVICE. BEST Furnished room in private home DESIGNS. ALL REPAIR WORK 602-838-8885 ext. R3993. 1 1/2 miles to campus. Desire HW2/24 Rosanne - McMahon 75-50 I DONE ON THE PREMISES. non-smoking female, $200 per thought to myself its ok that I SONIC SOUND D.J. SERVICE DAVID WRIGHT JEWELERS. month includes utilities, missed dinner (last Thurs. night) Will play your Favorite ROCK. RTE 44. 429-4282. FS 5/5 $4.50 PER HOUR AFTER FIRST kitchen, laundry priveleges, own 2 WEEKS TRAINING AT $4.25 I'm going lo ihe SAE party and DANCE, TOP FORTY. AND OLD phone. Security. 429-6324. FR I'll jusl raid the fridge... But... I MUSIC. For any occasion. CONCERT TICKETS PER HOUR, 12 NOON FRIDAYS 2/23 OR ALL DAY SATURDAYS OR couldn't gel into it!' HOW Special on Campus Rate. Call BON JOV1 COME???? 487-5006. M 5/5 at the Worcester Centrum SUNDAYS. WORK 1-2 OR ALL 1 1/2 miles from campus OF THESE DAYS SELLING Sunday. March 12. Upper level $240/month. Female only. Own tickets in front of stage, low FLOWERS AT OUR OUTDOOR room in 2 bedroom apt. available Jen. Frank, happy 2nd personal! prices. Chris 487-5878. leave LOCATIONS. CAR NEEDED. NO immediately call Barbara 486- Good Luck on exams! Twisters TAILORING. message.FS 2/27 INVESTMENT ON YOUR PART. 4403. FR 2/27 S.D.R. ENTERPRISES, and tequila shots on Friday! NERIMANS TAILORING DOES Friends forever, Dari PROFESSIONAL TAILORING FUTONS FUTONS FUTONS we ANDOVER. CT. CALL 742- Room for rent two miles form FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN. are having a sale on all our 9965. HW 5/4 campus $150. per month plus Congratulations to all of the new ONE DAY SERVICE AVAILABLE cotton futons twins $79 fulls utilities. Available A.S.A.P officers of AEI"I. Let's have the ON PREMISE NEXT TO $109 Queens $119 we can deliver until August 1st call 429-4564 HOME HEALTH AIDE: M-F best year ever. GET PSYCHED CARRIAGE HOUSE APT. 429- call 456-7096 to reserve yours ask for Tom leave message. FR 9am-lpm (flexible). Care for 1444. M 5/5 today FS 2/28 AEI1 THE RITUAL HAS 2/24 elderly woman. Responsibilities RETURNED BROTHER RICH include: help with dressing + Why pay for room and board 1977 VW Rabbit; 89.000 miles; preparation of lunch. Own Partner needed to buy two Samantha (Little sister of AEl~I) when you can live for free in ihe fuel injected; runs well; good transportation, helpful but not bedroom condo just off campus. and John (head honcho of Nation's capital? Make money condition; new clutch assembly; mandatory. Call 429-0434. HW A good investment opportunity. Triangle), Congrats and best while gaining valuable work MANY new parts. $500.00 or Call Mark at 429-4036 after 2/22 B.O. 423-7504 or 423-3179 wishes from your friend, P. Smurf experience. Call Natalies 9pm. FR2/28 ofAEFI Nannies. 301-840-0853. M5/5 leave message. FS 2/22 Earn easy cash delivering the Hartford Courant to Knollwood Q: Why are the women of EARL'S TRAVELING DISC Roundtrip ticket to Florida for Apts., Northwood Apis. Cheney Apartment within large private McMahon 3N always smiling? JOCKEY SERVICE FOR ALL only $210 March 11 to March 19 Dr., Eastwood Road, Westwood A: Because Will is a sex YOUR PARTY NEEDS. ALL call 487-8749 for more home. Fully or partially Rd. No collecting. Good service furnished. Private bedroom, machine! REQUEST WITH LIGHTING. information. FS 2/23 pan earn you 320.00 each month. kitchen, bathroom, shared CALL 423-1508. M 5/5 CaU 429-9330. HW 2/27 Yo Kaddy Z - Whasup wit chew? Vuarnet Sunglasses, Cat Eye livingroom, washer, dryer, cable. Must be sober and considerate Two more years 'til you can turn 250 counselors and instructors Style, Glass Lenses, Good National Marketing firm seeks $400/mo 429-7214. FR2/24 blue legally!! Good luck finding needed! Private, coed summer Condition $40 Negotiable. ambitious, mature student to that BIG GUY- hope he doesn't camp in Pocono Mountains, Also, Bolle PC Sunglasses, good manage on-campus promotions scare you! Holy tank! Happy Northeastern Pensylvania. condition $10. Call 429-2206 for top National companies this 19th - Have a great one! Love, Lohikan. PO Box 234 UC. Leave message or ask for Scott. school year. Flexible hours with Cindo, Julester, Beaster, Katie Kenilworth, NJ 07033 (201)- FS 2/22 earning potential to $2500. Roommates/ Double V, and Jammaster Jenn. 276-0565. M 5/5 Call 1-800-932-0528, ext. 28. Jeep CJ5 1975 New top. brakes. Housemates HW2/22 Todd, Happy Birthday to the RUN YOUR OWN SUMMER 31" tires, 6 cyl. Looks and runs hottest guy from the chick that is great. $2200 or B/O. 643-5965. digging you the most. Hope BUSINESS Gain valuable FS 2/27 experience while earning great 2 hip housemates to fill 2 open your day is awesome. Love ya, money. Last summer's average rooms in house. Rent is $130 Mary be th Long-burning, high quality earnings: $10,000. Positions per mo utilities not included, but incense. Includes designer Personals filling fast. Call 1-800-922- divided among 5 existing fragrances only $2.50 pkg. Call 5579 ask for Rob tenants. Location 6 miles from Amanda 487-5607 before 9pm Martwick.M3/10 campus, and must love dogs as also tie-dyes while they last much as we love ours. Call after $5.00 FS 2/28 WAKE N. BAKE - IN BEAUTIFUL 6:00pm 429-7471 RH 2/24 NEGRIL, JAMAICA. Mountainbike; aluminum frame, Miscellaneous UNBELIEVABLE SPRING new wheels, tires,cranks and BREAK PACKAGES STARTING JEANINE THE BEST IS drivetrain including indexed YET TO COME. Carl AT $439. CALL SUN SPLASH shifting. Must sell by friday! Wanted TOURS AT 1-800-426-7710 OR JACKY AT 429^186. M3/10 Call Marty at 487-5404. Make Pledge Brothers of DELTA CHI an offer. FS 2/22 Welcome to the Brotherhood of a lifetime IN THE BOND 'THE Psychic and Channeler can help Incompletes? WORD WIZARD 1985 BMW Kloors, Corbin seat BARGAIN BARN. WE BUY you obtain love, health, and offers quick convenient quality AND SELL USED ROCK" AX AX AX Delta Chi sport pipe and shock, 2 helmets "PRIDE" CHAPTER wealth, call or Write anytime: typing; also laser-typeset travel bags $4,500 firm. Serious FURNITURE AND David Guardino resumes. FREE EDITING!! inquiries only. 429-3570 leave HOUSEHOLD ITEMS also P.O. Box 2638 Library/Dorm pickup/delivery. antiques, collectables, and LYNN (SHIPPEE) message. FS 2/24 ClarksvUle, TN 37042 BOOKS welcome! CALL reproduction::. Stripping and THANKS FOR THE LAST DANCE SATURDAY AT THUMPERS. (615) 675-0150 AHEAD:487-1525, 10AM -10PM refinishing available. Layaway (615) 356-4719 SEVEN DAYS.M2/24 plan also available. Call 423- HOW ABOUT DOING IT AGAIN THIS WEEK AT 10:00? -S (615) 986-2145 7819 or 423-1812AV5/5 (615) 552-5592 Attention- Government Seized Vehicles from $100. Fords, Dear Chris, Jeff and Pat from M5/5 BIG EAST TICKETS WANTED Mercedes, Corvettes, Chevys. Goodyear 3rd, (203) 661-6563 (10am-6pm) Surplus Buyers Guide. 1-602- Thanx for all your help on W2/23 838-8885 Ext. A3993.M3/3 For Rent Thursday night, 2/16. You've THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU IN A got a friend. VERY SERIOUS, ALL SUMMER CAMP "PEOPLE WHO LOVE TOO With love, ORIGINAL ROCK BAND- The American Camping MUCH". Free introductory Amy (Sigoumey) KENANIAH- is looking for an Association (NY) will make your meeting Wednesday, March 15th equally serious male keyboard/ application avail to over 300 for 6 week workshop in Storrs. Rachel - This personal is piano player, age 18-25. Good camps in ihe Northeast. Exciting Explore the dynamics of exclusively for you, because you attitude a must! The band opportunities for college destructive relationships and arc special and descr-o it (despite 1 bedroom in a large apartment. practices in the Fairfield area and students and professionals. learn healthy new ways of the fact that you refuse to face Washer/dryer, microwave, is looking forward to a very busy Positions avail: all land and achieving intimacy. Call Betty dishwasher, cable, heat and hot summer schedule. If interested, facts about butter crunch ice water sports, arts and crafts, Hciss, M.S. W. 429-6324. M cream) water all included. Price: call Marc at 487-5011.W2/24 drama, music, dance, tripping, 2/23 $275/mo. No long-term lease. nature, R.N.'S, M.D.'s, Aides, kitchen, maintenance. COLLEGE Call 456-9062. FR 2/22 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Lolligram Sale Wed 22 Library CREDIT AVAILABLE. CALL OR SPRING 1989 PLEDGE CLASS Lobby Sponsored by Delta Zeta WRiTE FOR APPLICATION. Apartment for sublet from June 1 OF DELTA SIGMA PI: HEIDI, sen one to a friend! M 2/22 Ride Board AMERICAN CAMPING to August 31. Excellent location, NOREEN. KATIE, PAUL, BETH, close to campus. Two bedrooms. LOREN, ED, DEAN, ANGELA, ASSOCIATION, 43 W. 23 ST.. SPRING BREAK IN DAYTONA Plenty of space. Call Dan or CLARE. TYRONE, ED. DEPT ( ). NEW YORK, N.Y. BEACH!! SOME SPOTS STILL 10010, 1-800-777-CAMP M 5/5 AVAILABLE $214.00 Kevin at 429-4337 or Apartment CAROLYN. KATE. MARYELLEN Rentals at 487-1437. (Mention AND MICHAEL. We are all INCLUDES TRANSPORTATION Attn. Business Students: apartment 25A.FR 2/23 Ride needed to and from Syracuse looking foward to the semester AND 8 DAYS IN A BEACH Commission Sales opportunity. for the weekend of 2/24 and and are behind you 100%. You FRONT HOTEL ON THE STRIP. Sell computer information CALL TOM AT 487-4987 FOR Roommate needed to share a 1 2/26. Will share expenses. Call are a great group of people and bedroom apartment at Celeron systems on campus. Be on the DETAILS M 2/24 Cathy 487-4869. RB 2/23 we all hope to see you as Square, available ASAP. Talk to edge of technology. Gain the brothers in the near future. Good technological and business COUNSELORS Brian, at 487-6885. Don't Hey, if you're not busy this luck!! - The Brothers of Delta experience industry is looking hesitate - call now! FR 2/22 weekend, let's go to the Sigma Pi. For boy's camp in Maine University of New Hampshire! for. No investment!! For openings in most activities interview. Call Diversified FEMALE ROOM ATE WANTED Let's leave on Friday and return HEY YOU AT THE BRICK (WSI. tennis, basketball, etc.) Information Systems Company TO SHARE ROOM IN WALDEN. on Sunday. I'll pay for the gas HOUSE, DO YOU HAVE Upperclassmen preferred. Write: (DISC LTD) between the hrs of MONTHLY RENT ONLY 167.50. and the lolls! So give me a call ! ANY MEN OVER Camp Cedar, 1758 Beacon St.. lpm and 4pm Mon-Fri. Sat 9am FEB. RENT FREE! 487-6795 FR Doric 487-6715. Please Call ! THERE?!?!? OF Brooklinc, MA 02146 or call 2/22 RB 2/23 COURSE WE DO!!! to 12 noon. 283-5015 M 5/5 617-277-8080 M 2/22 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 page 14 Classifieds HELP! HELP! HELP1 Purple sweatshirt found in South Lost - Brown leather bomber Lost - At or near Huskies on Fri. HELP! HELP! I Lost my February 20th. Please call Daily jacket at Huskies on Fri. 2/17. 2/17 - Set of keys w/ Univ. of Events bracelet my great grandmother Campus 429-9384 LF 2722 Please call Karen or Jen at 487- Conn, key chain and silver bottle opener. Please call Karen gave me - silver with 9 topaz 4787. LF 2/23 stones lost Friday night maybe at or Jen at 487-4787. LF 2/23 Ted's but Im not sure? Please Lost Thurs night at Ted's or that help save my life call Kim @ area. Black timex quartz watch If Found: Bike found near Crandall 487-5839 (leave message) LF found please call Tom at 742- call to identify. Call Paul at 487- CAN YOU DO IT FOR 24 2/24 0333 LF 2/25 8566 LF 2/24 HOURS?!!! If your answer is V yes then come dance in the 24 By GARY LARSON DoOliesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU hour DANCE MARATHON FEB JTHE FAR SIDE 24A25. Registration STUDENT LESS THANONE MONTH SINCE THEN, WE'VE SEEN JOHN TOW- UNION LOBBY FEB 21- A60, 6E0R6E BUSH'S ER SCANDALI2BP BY HIS PECCAPIL- 23.E2/23 THEMEOF THE-WEEK LOS INVOLVING LUINE, WOMEN ANP, WAS ETHICS! HE W0ULP I ONE ASSUMES, SONGj NOT TOLERATE, HE T0U? =*. JACK KEMP, AC- ROCK AND MINERAL SALE!!!!! ':=:^sCUSEP0FFINAN- STUDENT UNION LOBBY US, EVENTHE APPEAR- ANCB0F \ \OAiMmm- 2/23/89 and 2/24/89. 10:00 to IMPROPRIETY 5:00pm. Something for INHISAP- Everyone!!! E 2/24 MINI5WAJWN Introductory Class offered in Astrology: Beginning March 8th through April 19th: 7:30- 9:00pm Wednesdays. Course fee $50.00. For more information call 456-1504 E 2/28 UCONN GREENS will meet every Thursday at 7:00 in the Student ALL OF THIS PORING THE Union. Check the activities ACTUALLY, l FIRST TWO WEEK'S OF FEELKJNPA PELAYEP screen by the information desk HONEYMOON GEORGE BUSH'S WATCH! SORRY FOR for the room number. E 2/23 IS THIS WHAT BUSH THE6UY. SYNDROME. MEANT BY... BY... \ GAY STRAIGHT RAP: drop-in / \ discussion group on gay issues. Wednesdays 7:00pm in Health Services ground floor conference room. Ring bell at west door. Info: 486-4707 E 2/22 • I960 Crxoi.ti* Fotlu'M ct (yt*rryi 2-2.3 Distributed b» Un»*'»l PrtlS Syn4*C*t* "I guess he made it.... It's been more than Lost and a week since he went over the wall." Found BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed 0RPER5 FROM bee.iHAmro THE HEAP OFFICE. THROW A COLP SHOWER NUPE7 ON A SHREWP Found: Umbrella in Castleman EVBKYONe f CORPORATE IPEA FOR 207. Call to identify. Call ALL WEEK f A RAT1N65 P00ST... Samantha at 487-7759. LF 2/22 \ Lost a black ring with gold trim in a S.U. bathroom on Monday night. Great sentimental value. Please call 487-6235. LF 2/22 A scarf with brown pin stripes between Store 24 and the Daily Campus. Call 429-9384 and leave message. LF 2/22 LOST: Mens Glasses. Ralph LaurenClassic. Around Co-op JHA area. Last Thurs. Feb 9lh. If found contact Daily Campus. LF Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson 3/1 Lost: Dorm keys on red rope [ WiSH SNOW WAS DM, SO ...THEN AGWU, \F SNOW WAS chain lost on 2/16. Call 487- W,T V Lost college class ring with ring guard blue stone. Great sentimental value. Please call 487-8688 if found. Reward.LF2/24 FOUND: GOLD WEDDING BAND WITH INTRICATE ENGRAVING. FOUND IN SOUTH CAMPUS VOLLEYBALL COURT. CALL CHRIS AT 429-1797.LF2/24 LOST GOLD RING FRIDAY AT RUGBY PARTY. IF FOUND PLEASE CALL 487-4558. REWARD. LF 2/23 LOST: W-2 forms in Library. Please call John O'Dey. 487- 7087. LF 2/24 Lost: Black watch w/ black band. Timex. Lost in Armory/Arjona area on 2/17. Call 486-5209. LF 2/23 Has anyone lost some money lately? If so. where and how much? LF 2/22 Classifieds The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 page 15 Help bring SAND + SUN to LACROSSE CLUB Stock Market Enthusiasts INSURANCE AND UCONN! Join The Ray Boston All women interested in playing, Join the Investment Club BUSINESS MAJORS!! Come Activities come to the S.U. upper lounge, Monday, February 27,6:30 pm Beach Party Committee! First see a speaker from Beardsley, Wednesday, February 22 at 7:00. SBA Room 320. New Members Meeting: Thursday, Feb. 23 @ Brown, and Bassett (An 6:00 in Student Union South No experience neccessary! A Welcome A 2/23 Insurance and Brokerage Firm) 270. Psyche! A 2/23 2/22 on Wed. 2/22 at 6:30 in Rm 358 Want to go flying? UConn ♦♦PREMED SOCIETY MEDICAL SCHOOL HOPEFULS!! of the Student Union. Sponsored Flying Club invites you to sec 8-WEEK BIBLE STUDY on Better MEETING** Thursday 2/23/89 Come hear a speaker on by Gamma Iota Sigma. UCONN from the sky. For more Relationships,Tuesdays 1-3 p.m. 6:00pm in Student Union South admissions, MCAT's in S.U. Mandatory for members, but all info please contact Joe at 487- begins Feb. 27th 423-6721 or Rm 242. New members South room 242. Bring welcome! A 2/22 8650. A 2/30 429-2679.A2/27 welcome!! A 2/23 questions. All Welcome' A 7A>3 by Michelle Kay MICROCOSM DZ. POTMAN DP /)nis> Pos&o A A/VSVMELK-, AND HE COUUON'T P»/VD IT TOOG»rt QVE^TION TO HIS GBOUOG\ STU£>g/VTS F^£U0/A/V E>H.£/\fV) ,CO/vc£EM/vG WE HAVE ONLY GOOD THINGS TO SAY ABOUT CANCER OF THE COLON. If detected early, the cure rate or colorectal cancer is very high It can be as high as 75%. Because we now know how to Idetect it early And we know how to fight it once we detect it. There are three simple Icheckup guidelines for men and women without symptoms. One, get a digital exam every jyear. This is recommended for everyone over 40. Two, get a stool blood test |every year if you are over 50. MY SALAD DAYS Three, after two initial nega- tive tests one year apart, get a O.K. NOW THAT I'VE DOT THAT IT'S OH, S0CA5M- JiKT CoM0IN£ INTO A 4-PHMEl- SWf, ANP procto exam every three to five years if you are over 50. CLEANED UP, I™ fa)R OffWtVKlTf &MP "WeM TP - i) jHWtAflf 0*Vi£ TO 0c A, WEU,, JMALUTIMC These guidelines are the best ,) SMUMtf RVSHM'* to* Mt SALAD DA15 c protection against colorectal COMIC STRIP WRITER. lo DWU CAMP* || P06 LANE cancer you can have. If you're not over 50, please ST0«S,CT ObZW give this information to friends and loved ones who are. WHAT'S FWNY In any case, please help spread Mtff WAT ? I he word. Good news doesn't always YOU travel fast. 2S A couple t /?AV5 WEJ05THAP TO JUMP ON THIS DECIDE! THlHft- MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM by Mike Peters AMERICAN VCANCER f SOCIETY' Get a checkup. Life is worth itJ i-ai '. . . ■■ ' ITTT'T^^ page 16 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 Arts Movie is 'for the greater glory ' of Clark joy despite the realization that Joe Clark, the principal of "Lean on Me," a new Warner by local prosecutors as a Into the breach steps Clark. Baststdc High School in Pater- Bros, film shot on location at "cauldron of violence." His challenge: brush aside the you arc being shamelessly son, N.J., decided that a base- Eastsidc and purporting to be In the seven years Clark has small-minded politicians and used. ball bai was as good an educa- based on the "true story" of the run Eastsidc, he has indeed school board, restore order, and The film is based on the tional tool as books. His con- tough principal, turns out to be tamed this once graffiti-scarred raise standardized lest scores headline-making career of Joe Clark, the black educator who troversial tactics arc the focus little more than blackboard school. quickly enough to avoid a state of the new Warner Bros, film jungle propaganda aimed at His methods shocked some, takeover of the school. turned the Patcrson, N.J., "Lean on Me." The movie is vindicating Clark's bat-and- but pleased many others, in- Hey, no sweat. Eastsidc High School from a ghetto jungle into a model of reviewed this week by Associ- bullhorn educational methods. cluding thcn-U.S. Secretary Morgan Freeman turns in a ated Press education writer Lee Warner Bros, has sunk a William J. Bennett whose fre- credible performance as Clark, achievement, wielding a sym- bolic baseball bat. Michael Mitgang, who has covered the long way since last April when quent praise helped make Clark capturing nicely Clark's sclf- Schiffcr's script obviously Clark controversy, and Associ- it made its commendable foray a national celebrity. He rightcousness. The script by ated Press film critic Bob into the school world with the prowled the hallways with a Michael Schiffer doesn't leave takes liberties with the facts, Thomas, in sidc-by-sidc re- vastly superior "Stand and De- baseball bat and bullhorn, sus- much room for character devel- since it is orchestrated in a se- views. liver," a film with twice the pended hundreds of students, opment, but that wasn't the ries of audience-stirring se- plot and a hundred times more and made it clear to all that the point of this film, anyway. quences. Anyone who has ever met character development than this sign in his office, "One Way: Clark himself had this to say Joe Clark (Morgan Freeman) Joe Clark, the principal of latest. "Stand and Deliver" was My way" — applied to teachers of Freeman as filming pro- is a zealous teacher whose Easisidc High School in Pater- about a high school math and students alike. ceeded last June: "He's a good fierce temper and outspoken- son, N.J., knows that he would teacher in a Los Angeles barrio "Lean on Me" paints Clark actor but I don't think anybody ness has relegated him to being never allow a film crew into school who proved that inner as a principal who bleeds for can fully portray me. There's principal of a white grammar his school unless for the city kids respond to the same his kids, but will slop at noth- only one Joe Clark." school. When Eastside High is greater glory of Joe Clark. kinds of positive things that ing, including breaking labor How true. threatened with a takeover by This is, after all, the same rich kids do: adults who really and fire laws, cursing out his — By Lee Mitgang, AP Ed- the state because of a dismal Joe Clark who in 1987 virtu- care. superiors, and humiliating ucation Writer. academic record, the mayor ally barred a state monitoring Clark, by contrast, captured teachers, to achieve his aims. (Alan North) and school super- team from inspecting his headlines in recent years as the Clark won headlines as a If any critics' organization intendent (Robert Guillaume) building. principal who restored order to black educator who blamed his offered an award for The Most reluctantly enlist Clark as So it's hardly a surprise that an inner-city school described school's problems on a failed Manipulative Director, the Eastsidc principal. social welfare system. Lifetime Achievement Award Clark begins by ousting all Hardly have the opening would surely go to John G. the drug dealers and goof-offs, credits finished rolling before Avildscn. Consider his ability painting over the graffiti, and THINK FAST. . . the film has made sure no one to rouse audiences to anger, re- haranguing both students and has missed any of these points. vulsion and especially, the teachers. He goes overboard, THINK QUALITY. . . It opens with a brief shot of overwhelming joy of victory alienating his staff and making Eastsidc High in more idyllic over impossible odds in such an enemy of a power-hungry THINK SAVINGS. days. In 1967, the school was films as "Joe," "Save the activist (Lynne Thigpen). mostly white; boys wore ties. Tiger," "Rocky," "Neighbors" Clark is jailed for locking the Clark, then a young teacher, and "The Karate Kid." school doors (to keep out drug THINK. . . wore a dashiki. The new Warner Bros, re- dealers), but you can guess Twenty years later, we see a lease, "Lean on Me," is who triumphs in the end. very different Eastside, with quintessential Avildsen. From Norman Twain produced the graffiti covering anything the very first frame, he grabs film which is rated PG-13, standing still long enough to the viewers and plays their mostly for language and vio- be spray-painted, girls openly emotions with the skill of a lent action. WILLIMANTIC= INSTANT PRINTING. INC. molested, drugs freely dis- disc jockey at a disco turntable. — By Bob Thomas, Associ- 806 MAIN ST, WILLIMANTIC, CT 06226 pensed, fights commonplace. You cheer and weep tears of ated Press Writer. OPBN MON. - PRI, 8.00 - 530, SAT, 9O0 - 200 456-1151 EXPERIENCE LIFE AS A BRITISH STUDENT!!! SPEND A YEAR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX STUDY LIBERAL ARTS, COMPUTER SCIENCE, OR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING APPLICATION DEADLINE MARCH 1 CONTACT STUDY ABROAD OFFICE FOR MORE INFO. Minority Business Conference Date: Wednesday, Feb 22 Time: 1pm-3pm Place: S.U. Ballroom Everyone is Welcome! Representatives from: Aetna Arthur Andersen & Co. Chrsyler CBT CIGNA Hartford Civic Center SNET USG Funded You Should Know... The UConn community should be aware of what occurs on the Siorrs campus. Concerned students and staff from the Department of Student A flairs. Department of Residential Life, Health Services and the Women's Center have accumulated data on incidents resulting in Student Conduct Code Violations, incidents of violence, and incidents resulting in alcohol related medical emergencies. All of us at UConn share a commonality: the need for a safe, supportive, and respectful campus environment. Students arc being held responsible for actions that are counter productive to the essential elements of an education on a sale, supportive and respectful campus. The Department of Student Affairs and the Department of Residential Life share responsibility for administering the Student Conduct Code. Disciplinary action taken by these departments is summarized by the number of cases and resulting sanctions as follows: DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT OF RESIDENTIAL LIFE NUMBER OF SANCTIONS IMPOSED** ACADEMIC YEAR FALL SEMESTER 1987-1988 1988 SANCTIONS SUSPENDED (Action taken by the Department of Student Affairs) TYPE OF VIOLATION: DAMAGE 1 MISUSE OF UNIVERSITY DOCUMENT 1 PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION 1 DRUGS •• • 3 ASSAULT/HARASSMENT/INTIMIDATION • ■ \ SEXUAL ASSAULT • 1 TOTAL4 TOTAL 8 REMOVED FROM RESIDENCE HALL by Student Affairs 3 18 REMOVED FROM RESIDENCE HALL by the Residential Life 73 TYPE OF VIOLATION: "■HARASSMENT 13 OBJECTS OUT OF WINDOW 10 FIGHTS 5 PULLED FIRE ALARM 3 THROWING SNOWBALLS •• 3 POSSESSION OF BEER KEGS 3 CAUSING FIRE • • ONROOF • •> VIOLATING TERMS OF PREVIOUS HEARINGS • • « 2 FIREWORKS 2 OPEN CONTAINER OF ALCOHOL • 1 VANDALISM 1 OTHER ••••••• •• « •••• 2 TOTAL 76 TOTAL 67 1987-1988 Fall 1988 ♦INCLUDES VERBAL HARASSMENT, RACIAL OR ETHNIC SLUR ♦♦SANCTIONS ARE BASED ON THE TYPE AND SEVERITY OF THE INCIDENT AND /OR PAST RECORD OF OFFENDER During Fall 1988 a total of 941 disciplinary hearings have been conducted by Student Affairs and Residential Life. Along with the sanctions staled in the above 75 cases, probation was imposed in 512 cases. 44 ^ of the total number ol cases were alcohol related. VIOLENCE AtiAlNST WOMEN AX UCONS Fall Semester 1988 The following statistics come from the members of the Violence Network who work to coordinate services to students who have been victims of violence. The incidents represented were brought to the attention of a member of the Women's Clinic, Women's Center, Rape Education Program, Residential Life, Student Affairs, UConn Police, Affirmative Action, Mental Health, or Health Services. Many of these incidents have not been officially reported at the request of victims and therefore have not been investigated. We believe that while there may be some inaccuracies, these statistics represent and accurate assessment of the number of incidents of violence against women at UConn. We believe that most incidents of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and physical assault are not told to anyone, either officially or unofficially. All of the incidents involve women who arc a part of the University community. Not all of the alleged offenders arc known, some that arc known arc not part of the University community. Sexual Assault - this includes actual and attempted incidents of forced intercourse, and forced sexual contact. 12 incidents 5 involved stranger 7 involved acquaintances Physical Assault 4 incidents 2 involved acquaintances 2 involved family members Sexual and Discriminatory Harassment 8 incidents 4 involved peer harassment 3 involved faculty or supervisor harassing students or employees 1 involved construction workers harassing women Total 24 incidents Treatment of Offenders In 11 cases the woman or women did not offically report the incident, therefore no action could be taken by any campus department or by the police. 5 Complaints were made to the police, 3 resulted in arrests, in 2 cases the police took other action. 4 were disciplined through Residential Life including one who was removed from the residence halls. 2 were disciplined by Student Affairs, one student was suspended. 2 were successfully handled by the woman/women involved or by her supervisor. In those cases when the woman who had ben victimized made direct contact with the Violence Network, whether or not a formal complaint was made, we had the following service available to her: ♦immediate medical care available 24 hours a day *follow up medical care ♦crisis intervention counseling ♦longer term counseling ♦help in dealing with academic problems relating to the violence ♦help with problems in the residence halls relating to the violence ♦strategies as to how to handle the problem *conncctions to resources which could provide further assistance While we refer to women, all of the same services arc available to men who have been victimized. ALCOHOL RELATED INJURIES Health Services provides care to students in many ways. Students seek medical attention for injuries and illnesses and for special attention through services provided at the Mental Health Clinic, the Women's Clinic and through Health Education Programs. Health Services has attended to fifty-nine alcohol related incidents from August 28 to November 14, 1988. Three(3) students were treated for having consumed alcohol. Twenty-five(25) students were treated fo; a variety of injuries related to or having occurred from drinking alcohol. Fifteen(15) students had no injuries but were so intoxicated that they were kept for observation overnight or were hospitalized Sixteen(16) students incurred serious injuries due to extreme intoxication and were hospitalized for a period of time. In Six(6) of these cases where blood alcohol levels were monitored, the levels ranged from . 180 to .576. A blood alcohol level in excess of. 1 is considered driving while intoxicated if one is operating a motor vehicle. ^ If you have questions, nee assistance of any kind, or have been a victim of any t>pe of wrong doing, the following departments are available 10 assist you: Department of Student Affairs 486-3426 Department of Residential Life 486-3430 Women's Center 486-4738 Student Health Services 486-4700 Women's Clinic in Student Health Center 486-4837 . page 18 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 Sports Edmonton tops Whalers Barros: hot or cold? EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) Whalers with solid quick, screened wrist shot. — Mark Messier scored four bobychecks, Messier was also From back page Center, as the Huskies estab- goals and the Edmonton Oilers outskating them and showing Messier got his third goal in legc 86-49, and followed the lished a new league record in halted a three-game losing no signs of the knee injury that the third period when the rout with two close losses; 72- allowing the Eagles only 15 streak with a 7-4 victory over kept him out of two games last Whalers were caught with no 69 to Scion Hall and 76-67 to first half points on Boston the Hartford Whalers Tuesday week. defenscmen back. Mcssicr's Villanova. Both losses were College's worst game of the night. Messier gave the Oilers a 2-1 fourth score and 25th goal down to the wire, and the Vil- season. Normand Lacombc added two lead in the first period when he came into an empty net. lanova game left a nastier taste In the first half, UConn rat- goals for the Oilers and Randy beat Mike Liut on a in UConn's mouth than the tled off a 12-0 run that led to a Edmonton goaltcndcr Grant Gregg got the other. Dean breakaway. He alertly beat two 59-55 loss at Georgetown. But Boston College time out before Evason, Jody Hull, Grant Whalers to a loose puck Fuhr, struggling as badly as tonight at 8 p.m., the Boston the 10 minute mark. After that Jennings and Ray Ferraro thrown carelessly up the boards the rest of the team, made College Eagles will host the the Huskies never let up offen- scored for Hartford. by Dave Babych and turned it some big saves late in the Huskies, and they're apparently sively, the Eagles were only Besides bouncing several into his second goal with a period to keep the Oilers ahead. much more prepared to play able to close to within 13 once than they were in the Hartford before the lead ballooned out to Civic Center, as the Eagles 23 for the end of the half. In have recorded a big win over the second half, the Eagles saw Rose asked about gambling Notre Dame in Indiana, and much of the same, as UConn played to an 11 point loss kept the lead out to as much as Rose denies gambling rumors as spring training begins against Georgetown. 37 for the win, and never drop- "I think we were very very ping to 23 points ahead again PLANT CITY, Fla. (AP) — horse track in Florence, Ky. Dayton." fortunate to catch them in a on the game. Cincinnati Reds manager Pete The Cincinnati Enquirer also Ueberroth also refused to game that they're not going to Barros sunk 3-of-l0 from the Rose met Monday with base- referred to the alleged gambling confirm or deny that the meet- have again," Calhoun said. "I field on the game, including 1- ball Commissioner Peter Ue- in a version of its article that it ing covered gambling, telling don't know how much [the of-8 from three point range. berroth amid reports that made available to The Associ- the Times that the meeting was loss to Villanova] took out of UConn's defensive rotation Rose's gambling on sports ated Press. But the Enquirer routine and private. us. I think we'll know of Phil Gamble, Chris Smith, other than baseball was the later said decided to delete the "We asked him to do it. We [tomorrow]." Lyman DePriest and Tate subject of the meeting. gambling references. didn't order him," Ueberroth In UConn's last meeting George on Barros has solved Rose denied that his gam- Rose would neither confirm said. 'There's nothing ominous with the Eagles, the Huskies the Boston College offensive bling was discussed. The New nor deny that gambling was a and there won't be any follow stifled the Big East's leading Scheme so far this season, but York Times reported in its reason for the visit. through." scorer in guard Dana Barros, with the team's new success Wednesday editions that the "That's been associated with At the meeting, according to holding him to one point on a and playing at home, the meeting covered rumors of me for 20 years. You can't the Enquirer, were Ueberroth, free throw. Barros was 0-for-5 Huskies may be in for a sur- Rose's alleged gambling. Rose control rumors," Rose told the Rose, commissioner-elect A. from the field, shooting exclu- prise. has been rumored to have been Enquirer. "I've said it before Barltett Giamatti, chief operat- sively from three-point range "He's quick, he's small, and involved as a betting partner in and I'll say it again, it wasn't ing officer Ed Durso and in- on the half. he has great leaping ability," a $265,669.20 Pick 6 payoff my Pick-Six. I wish it was. coming deputy commissioner It was easy pickings for Chris Smith said after the win. on Jan. 25 at Turfway Park, a The night it was hit, I was in Fay Vincent UConn in the sold out Civic Study in the Emerald Island! 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Virginia 49-2C Paria ton. def. Shippee 32-30 Grange def. Allen House 21-18 in the NCAA basketball competition, one step from the N. Sens. def. Fat Chix 50-31 Pit Bulls def. Spraguc2 45-34 tournament may never make Final Four. The committee will be care- MBA 1st def. ElecStim 65-42 WIGAS def. Fairfield4 56-39 again is that they got The first fans irritated by the ful to make certain fans where Lancaster def. Terry A 66-23 "homered." early-round games are played Wright A def. Wyom. 5743 Litchfield2 def. Shakespeare frf new early-round policy could Stowe Inc. def. Sherman 47-13 Revising an earlier decision, be at Arizona, where Dempsey will be able to watch their lo- Smugglers def. 69crs 34 28 the tournament committee has cal teams play elsewhere on Crandall A def. Hanks 3:5-32 Kids def. Hartford 47-43 is athletic director. The Wild- Spids def. Russell D 58-28 decreed that beginning this cats arc the official host of a television. Fish water def. Alsop A 33-13 year, no team will be assigned West Regional first and second- Critics of past tournament to play first or second-round round site March 17-19 at policy have pointed to such games on its home floor. The Tucson, Ariz., but are certain situations as Indiana playing at the Hoosier Dome in Indi- new policy, originally to take to play elsewhere. anapolis in the early rounds Intramural waterpolo scores effect in 1991, takes aim at Dempsey said in a national before going on to win the what many critics have felt was teleconference call that he does 1986 championship. Another a major tourney shortcoming. not expect attendance to suffer "After the tremendous favor- example of the "home crowd" Pit Bulls def. Champs 12-11 greatly. problem would be Georgia North def. Swim. Tapers def. able response the committee "The only place that begins received last year when no team Tech playing in the Omni in New Haven3 def. BatL A 15-8 to create a problem is in the Atlanta. Dempsey agreed that played on its home floor in the West, where we have long dis- first or second rounds, we went eliminating the home crowd tances between institutions," problem at regional sites is back to the host sites to see he said. "But we do feel the whether they would consider us much more difficult neutrality will enhance the moving the policy from 1991 to 1989, and they all com- tournament and should not af- plied," tournament chairman fect crowds. I am confident we Cedric Dempsey said Tuesday. will do well (at Tucson), prob- The committee has long had ably not quite as well as we a policy against teams having would have done if the Univer- NBA scores NHL scores SPEAK WITH BONNIE!! New York 120, Houston 115 Quebec 4, Winnipeg 3 Career Counseling on Walk-In Bullets 123, Clippers 109 Basis Available Seattle 96, Boston 91 Minnesota 2, Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 116, Indiana 90 Detroit 6, Islanders 5 EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 1 to 4 p.m.. 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UConn Co-op Sports Today Inside Men's Basketball ;il Boston College The Oilers broke a three game 8:(X) p.m. slump last night by defeating the WOMEN'S BASKETBALL vs. SPORTS Hartford Whalers, See page 18 Syracuse at Storrs 7:30 p.m. The Daily Campus Wednesday, February 22, 1989 UConn Barros, Eagles looks to host to even Huskies score By Adam Minichino By Doug Hardy Daily Campus Staff Daily Campus Staff The Big East regular UConn coach Jim Cal- season champion UConn houn once said that the life Huskies will close out the of a basketball coach is home part of their sched- frought with stomach ule tonight as they look pains. And a life of such for revenge against Syra- unbelievable stress can cuse. Back in January, obviously lead to Syracuse handed the headaches and letdowns. Huskies a humiliating 77- Calhoun is no exception to 60 defeat that saw the Or- the rule, and a strong ange shoot a season high ending to a so-so season 53% on the tough UConn might be better therapy defense. than an apple a day for the "We were completely out of rest of 1989. it," said Auriemma referring to The numbers are there, a few the Huskies' second Big East wins could still push the loss. "We did a poor job de- UConn Huskies into an NCAA fensively and they're the kind bid if the Big East standings of team that's capable of beat- ing you if you don't play are at all kind. Despite last well." weeks' lack of success, there's still a shot. But Calhoun needs However, the Huskies are a his team to finish strong if completely different team than the one Syracuse faced early in there's any chance at all. the year. Led by three time "We played last week as hard Playcr-of-ihc-Wcck Kerry Bas- as we could play. I feel disap- pointed that we couldn't come com and Frcshman-of-the-Wcck Wendy Davis, UConn is cur- up with two wins, maybe three," Calhoun said. rently riding the NCAA's sixth longest home winning streak at I 'Conn defeated Boston Col- 17 games. The Women's basketball team, regular season champions of the Big East, look to See page 18 "Looking at their statistics, continue their home winning streak tonight when they take on Syracuse. Syracuse defeated UConn earlier this year 77-60 (Charles Pickett photo). BIG ERST STANDINGS they're not scoring as many points as they have been in the rebounds per contest. Six-foot connecting on over fifty per- praise Syracuse as a competi- Conf. All past," Auriemma said. "They junior Tonya Hendrix ranks cent field goal accuracy. tive team. Georgetown 10-2 20-3 play a slower tempo and I among the league leaders in re- "Syracuse has struggled this Seton Hall 9-5 22-5 think it's very important that bounding as she grabs a team year," Auriemma said. "They "Athletically, they and Seton Syracuse 8-5 22-5 we don't get hurt down low." high 10.2 per outing while rebound well and have several Hall may be the most talented Pittsburgh 8-6 15-10 Syracuse is led by six-foot chipping in 9.9 points per players who score between in the conference," Auriemma Providence 6-6 17-6 junior forward Felisha Legeue. game. However, the Orange are seven to nine points per said. "We have to play the way Villanova 6-7 15-12 Lcgctie is the team's second suffering through a cold shoot- game." we're capable of playing. We St. John's 5-8 14-10 ing season. As a team, Syra- Overall, the Orange are 14- can't go in thinking that since UConn 4-8 13-9 leading scorer as she averages 11 and 6-8 in the conference. we're 12-2 and they're 6-8 it cuse is shooting 41% from me Boston C. 10.2 points per game and 5.7 field and docs not have a player But Auriemma was quick to will be easy." 1-10 9-13 Eastern division winners look to improve Mets try to acquire Langston from Seattle Greenwell signs with Boston for $1.725 M PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) — earlier this month. After losing pitcher WINTER HAVEN, Ha. (AP) — last year, earlier walked out on Boston While a Seattle newspaper reported that Mike Moore to free agency, the Mike Greenwell agreed to a two-year, general manager Lou Gorman after a 39- Mark Langston to the New York Mets Mariners want to get something in re- $1,725 million contract with die Boston minutc meeting. is a done deal, several sources said turn for Langston. Red Sox on Tuesday, several hours after "They came back and we sat out in Tuesday night that nothing new has Arn Tcllum, Langston's agent, said talks had collapsed. the left-field bleachers and had a 30- happened to the proposed trade, and dial he knew nothing about a trade to Greenwell will get 5500,000 this year minutc meeting," Gorman said. "We're indicated it is not yet close. the Mets other than the rumors. and SI.225 million in 1990, according delighted to gave him in the fold. I According to Tuesday's editions of the "I would presume that if a team was to a source familiar with the negotia- wanted to gel this deal done in the worst Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle has trading for Mark, given the way things tions. In addition, he would get a way." agreed to send Langston to New York work in baseball today, that they want Si00,000 for winning the American At the start of the day, Greenwell was with outfielder Jay Buhner and inficldcr to work out a multiycar deal," Tcllum league MVP, $75,000 for finishing asking for $1.9 million over two years Jim Bowie for pitchers Sid Fernandez, said. "I have not heard from Seattle or second in the voting and $50,000 for and the Red Sox were offering $1.2 David West and Kevin Tampani and in- die Mets and as of last night, neither finishing third. million. ficldcr Howard Johnson. The newspaper had Mark." He earned S205.000 in base salary last Boston then offered $1.7 million and said all that was holding up the deal was year plus $100,000 in bonuses. He bat- Greenwell asked for $100,000 more as a the approval of Seattle owner George The 28-ycar-old Langston was 15-11 ted .325 with 22 homers and 119 RBI in signing bonus, a source said. That's Argyros. last season with a 3.34 carncd-run aver- 1988. when the outfielder walked out. Several Joe Mcllvainc, the Mets vice presi- age and 235 strikeouts in 261 1-3 in- "I'm an honest person who wants to hours later, Greenwell and his agent, Joe dent of baseball operations, said that nings. play baseball and have fun doing it," Sroba, returned. was not so. said Greenwell, who is 75 days short of "We were loo close and I didn't want "I haven't even talked to the Mariners He led the American League in salary arbitration eligibility. "Now I can the thing to fall apart," Greenwell said. in a week," Mcllvainc said. strikeouts in 1984, 1986 and 1987 and do that and try to help the team win a Gorman said Greenwell linked his Langston, who can become a free has a 70-62 career record. His 70 victo- World Scries." demands to the two-year contract agent at the end of the season, agreed to ries and 1,018 strikeouts arc Seattle Greenwell, runner-up to Oakland's awarded 1986 AL MVP and Cy Young a Si.3 million contract with Seattle team records. Jose Canseco for in the MVP voting Award winner Roger Clemens.