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•Community sharing •Time To Act Stodder Commons donating World AIDS Day to be unused food to Bangor shelters celebrated Wednesday and sate sex pledge cards. Con- donated by Cyr Bus Lint to the issue of who would be liable By Yolanda Sly By Jason McIntosh dom key chains will be on sale university for this purpose. should bad leftovers harm some - Stan Writer Staff Writer for $2, Eastman said The van's loaders and drivers one. Recently,the university was One in 3(X) college students The Peer Educator Program Many University of Maine include members of UMaine's able to use a state "good Samar- is believed to be infected with and Sexual Health arid Repro- students wonder what happens to Alpha Phi Omega service fritter- itan" rule, which offers special the HP/ virus. AIDS is the sixth ductive Education are also ask- the food that remains uneaten in nity and the Volunteers in Corn- privileges to a charitable dono! leading cause of death among ing the UMaine community to the dining commons every day. munity Efforts public service to cover itself. people ages 15 to 24, and ii is donate an hour's worth of pay or Up until recently, it was sim- group. The shelters have both signed estimated that 13 million people the cost of lunch to the Eastern ply thrown away. Claire Lint,din- "Donating the surplus is an waivers, leaving them with the worldwide have the AIDS aims. Maine AIDS Network. Donations ing service manager of Stodder excellent way to put food to good responsibility to inspect and prop- "Time To Act" is the theme can be sent to the Peer Educator Commons. is working to change use and it's a major help, partic- erly serve the food they receive for this year's World AIDS Day Office in Cutlet Heahh Center that. ularly as cold weather sets in." from UMaine. on Wednesday. Dec 1. In the Donations for EMAN will also "We're trying to reduce waste, William Lucy, associate dean of Unserved portions don't make past the focus of World AIDS be collected at the information and give this food to those who Student Activities and Organize- up all of the donated surplus. Day has been to educate people table, FaAtIcki.1 said can use it." Lint, who launched a lion said. Lucy helped in the Lint said. Food that's fully edi about the disease. Red ribbons, which csmtail- program in the last few weeks coordination of all the organise- ble. but of somewhat lesser qua', "This year's theme'Time To ize support for AIDS patients, that donates her dining commons' lions involved with the project. ity, such as bruised apples. are Act,' really speaks for the need their families and for further re- leftover food to Bangor soup The deliveries have been quite added to the leftovers. for people to become involved search will be, handed out at the kitchens, said successful so far, the first deliv- This son of food isn't served and act in addressing the issue of sable as well. A little less than 5 percent of cry to Manna fed about two to the university's students, she AIDS," Martha Eastman, clini- The U S. Postal Service, in the approximately BOO servings nights' worth of needy people. said, because they are paying cal coordinator of nursing at the honor of World AIDS Day, is of meals that Stodder's chefs pre- "There' s no such thing as enough money thmugh their meal University of Maine, said, issuiag the Red Ribbon Stamp. pare daily are left unserved. ac- waste here. If there is something plan costs to deserve foods with UMaine is joining the many The stamp should be available In cording to Lint's figures that doesn't get used, we store it out such imperfections. organizations around the world the Union post affice, and there Every Friday. the leftovers. until the following week." Bill Lint said the food is still good. in observing this day. There will may he some stamps available at or, as Lint prefers to call them. Rae, executive director of Man- hut should not he served to the be various events taking place the table. "unused food," are caned to one na. said students "At a shelter. though, around campus The Peer Educator and Sexu- of two local shelters: the Manna The idea was first raised by a it's perfectly good," Lint said In the Memorial Union be- al Health and Reproductive Edu- Soup Kitchen or the Greater student volunteer a couple of A large part of Stodder's chip- tween 10 a in and p m there cation programs' goal is to have Bangor Area Shelter. years ago. but the project couldn't ment always appease when the will he a table with information as much of the campus commu- The food gets to its destina- he launched until now became of dining commons. which closes on on HIV and AIDS available See AIDS DAY tion. which alternates between legal technicalities. Lint said. See FOOD DONATIONS along with safe sex packagra on Page 3 the two shelters weekly. via a van This red tape surrounded the on page 3

Back to the grind •Technology Public Safety using new computer suspect identifier By Meredith Mee Safeta- Charles Chandler said tini arid Public a-Ana are lunited to number of opuons and these Volunteer Writer To us.e( 'ompuSketch. a series of the questions is asked in order to design prolong a suspect's detain- With the use of CompuS ketch. a the composite images. w Inch is done ment futuristic method of using comput- by computer technicians Despite the ads araages of using ers to accurately Mate a composite Eventually. a drawing is created the CempuSketchsystem.Thiehault posture of a unmet. Public Safety is via computer images With the use said there are still improvements that simplifying is task of crantiamng of CompuSketch.changes in a nix- chiliad he made He said color shouki cnme on the Cniveraity of Maine peel's appearance are unlimited soon replace the traditional Neck campus Considenng the(OmpuSketch sys- and white scheme and be available With the moderate amount of tem is capable of focusing on intn- without has ing to transfer the pm- crime that Cl-CLIrs on any college cate details and features including gram 0[110 J floppy disk campus, there must he individuals hats, hrards, and tattoos, it may con- Thoehault also 'cud that s asious present to enfone the law and pro- tribute to the likelihood of a sus phy sisal features should he updated tect the well-being of all of the stu- pet t appirhensii, toaiPSI ti,[hes -lunging times *•With dents ticcupy mg a campus It each feature is taken one-by - technology impros mg.constant up- IA% enfoivemeni officers must one. Officer Ilas id Thiehault dating is nearsaary for the feature's.' closely rely on the dew options pro the drawing is then quite CIOSe to hr said sided to them hn the victims and arts what the suspeot looks like The- As far as its effect's ems.. nue- rs ItTleVark Despite accurate accounts. hault specializes in use of the ('orn- /nun said this technologically ad- hand-drawn compmitea is Nashs ptiSketch 's stem Since the 011T s awed system should he used mon overlays may not resemble a suspect ilaNde Is not expeoest to he an avu Since this process is completed more closels astir'. should rate representation. it is only used quickly because ist the use of cam- 'Mame's Department of Public dunng the process ot elimination ;NOM J sl,l;k11 image is created be- Sateta now has the only GenpuS- If Public Salety were still re tore the draw trig acnia I I y takes place ketch system as adable to the New wired to use the more prunitise T'Nehatilt said this is the closest thing Ingland area cistern of recresiong composites. Ii' a sketch artist lie caid the cistern "('omptiS ketch is a;envoi com- their only elle-manse would he to could possibly es-en he better than an My Ostis and Bob Kilman (right) study at Fogler Library puter sours are that recreates a sketch piece together a my tar plastic over- artist because change's can he made Sunday night (Boyd photo) of what a face lot a susçr's-tt looks lay of each feature V. ith this older as the victim dram*, the person like.- Assistant Director of Public method. Thtehault both the sac- without much hassle Maine Campus, Monday November 29, 1993 The I Ite 1,1i.ne

• Columbia's most wanted criminal may surrender Food donati Television to pay homage to legendary Beatles • the weekends, gives assiJ WorldBriefs • Russia sells diamonds to pay back coal miners its salad bar, because t behind won't retain th, three nights of storage. Drug lord •Beatles documentary The fact that Cyr B • are involved in this m McCartney excited about reunion community effort than Escobar's family leaves Medellin hours project, Lint said I API Paul McCartney says he is I taoking forward to 4 BOGOTA, Colombia (API - - In an indication that fugitive drug lord Pablo MEXICO (ITY. "It's not just one per with former handmates George Harrison and Ringo Starr to Escobar may be about to surrender, his wife and two children left Colombia on getting together of people. That's the ne 2 homage to the Beatles. Saturday, a prosecutor said. work on a televised she added. a tour here, said the thiee surviving Beatles would have their Radio reports said the Escobar family was headed for Germany. But a spokesman for McCartney. who is on The program has pl January . The late John Lennon was the fourth Beatle. the German Interior Ministry in Bonn said they would not be allowed to enter the country. reunion in London in Beatles documentary, "The Long and Winding Road," were An- Escobar — the leader of the Medellin cocaine cartel and one of the world's most hunted Plans for the AIDS Day men --- has reportedly requested that his family be placed in another country as a condition nounced a year ago. did not say when production would begin. but he described for his surrender At the time. McCartney TV series,'' adding. "There is a chance that we might nity possible wearing a In Medellin. at least 100 security agents in a convoy of 20 vehicles and two helicopters the project as "like a big 10-part it. I shouldn't think that we'll re-form as a band, but fight against AIDS and wife, Victoria, and his two children, Juan Pablo and Manuela,from their actually do a little bit of music for escorted Escobar's "The Second Decac apartment to the airport on the city's outskirts. we'll do a hit of work together." out for McCartney on Thursday evening. The second of tions" is being present Fernando Mantilla, a regional prosecutor in Medellin,said on local radio the family was Some 50,000 fans turned part of McCartney's "The New World Maine AIDS Network foreign country, but he did not say which one. two conerts in Mexico City was Saturday, bound for a 1:30 p.m. in the North They stopped over in Bogota for six hours where they stayed in a VIP lounge in the Tour.'• hits as "Let it Be' and performed favontes off Lounge in the Memoni airport as an armored personnel carner guarded the front of the international departure McCartney. 51, sang such Beatles grain is to encourage p section and more than a hundred police toting automatic weapons watched entrances to the his latest album, "Off The Ground." Paulo and Curitiba. Brazil; Buenos Aires. information they alreal building. The New World Tour continues on to Sao in mid-December. Eastman said. The Escobars boarded a Lufthansa flight bound for Frankfurt. Germany, with a stopover Argentina, and then concludes in Santiago. Chile, he gave a nearly three-hour performance in The day's activities c in Caracas. Venezuela. said a police official at the airport who refused to give his name. With McCartney appeared in good spirits as life'• and said he was glad to still be playing the family was 16-year-old Juan Pablo's girlfriend, the police officer said. which he advised young people "to enjoy M=1=M1111=IN The drug lord's wife Victoria and his two children, Juan Pablo and Manuela, are targets after a half century of life. •Northern Ire McCartney wrote of the of a clandestine paramilitary squad called People Persecuted By Pablo Escobar The squad The Beatles broke up in 1970. Lennon, who with most reportedly consists of disgruntled drug trafficker% from Escobar's Medellin cartel, police group'. songs. was murdered Dec. 8. 1980. British ac and members of the rival Cali cartel •Pay back could sha BELFAST. Northei to sell gems to The British governme Russia mission that it has secre pay miners' back wages with the IRA has ca. months of peacemakini ern Ireland 3 MOSCOW (Ap, The vsemment reacted An influential Prote% quickly to the threat of a nationwide strike from ed British Prime Ministi Russia's powerful mining unions by announcing Saturday ignation. Sinn Fein, the it will sell diamonds to pay back wages it owes to coal said the contacts were ni miners the British government First Deputy Prune Minister 'regor Gaidar announced mit. the step at a meeting with union leaders in the norther i city The secrecy surrou of ‘orkuta. the epicenter of the coal miners' strike move- underscores Bntain's ment could blow apart the pc The unions are demanding back pay. more union rights Major is due to met and guarantees to workers hurt hs imminent mine closures part, Albert Reynolds, I Political considerations clearly played a big role in the lin, where they hope to gosemment's decision. apart from an unusually early cold a way toward peace. snap But Northern Irelai The miners' mos ement helped to weaken former Soviet jority already suspects f President Mikhail Gorbachev's government in 1991 when a deal with the Catholic Bons Yeltsin was competing with him for power agents seized a record Now some miners also Kase threatened to boycott Rus- week intended for Prole sia's Dec 12 parliamentary election and constitutional and Protestant politicii referendum. which will decide the immediate future of showed the paramilita. Russia and its preshrnt

•Guardian spirits •Dead Sea scrolls •Troop withdrawl Bangkok hotel owner Religious Jews criticize Arafat says peace hosts monkey banquet Israel's scroll hunt talks =bogged down 2 Si 1PBURI. Thailand Al' The guests of honor e JERUSALEM (API - Israel's search in the occu- S I( aCK HOLM. Sweden (Al') ins's- 1 Toppir. scrolls, Bank 4 arn ed late, stuffed their faces and generally be- up pied West Bank for Dead Sea already attacked 6 tense on redeploying its troops around the West For $ hayed like animals by Palestinians as Iasi minute plundering. now faces town of Jericho, instead of completely withdrawing But what do you expect from a hunch ,, t monkeys' opposition from a different quarter ultra-religious Jews them, could wreck the peace talks. PL() chairman 1 asset experes: They carte k Iraq ,ri inst, nuts, nur and ,err delalas Strata!, a Several hundred demonstrators stoned cars and burned Arafat said Saturday the yearly %Jars Banque in Lorton.7 1 oaks ra et, l Rangki trash in Jerusalem', religious Mea Sheanm neighborhood Arafat said talks between Israel and the I'L) on imple- 1144e1 owner Yongy uth Kijw auarianuson held the feast to Saturday night to protest what they claim was the unearthing menting the Sept 1; peace accord hogged down Friday over honor the guardian pint of lophun's 13th-century shrine of Jewish graves the question of troop withdrawal,scheduled to begin De.. 13 NAlik Some 60li monkeys. considered desotees of the spint. Its e "The religious public is hot on this subject.- said -The other side has insisted on redeployment of the among the ruins of the shnne and on the grounds of another Benny Rabinow it!. a spokesman Inc the ulua-religious Atra forces, not the withdraw al.' Arafat said Nov. 30 Des ancient temple nearby Kadishe activist group organizing protests • If this is their plan. this means complete demolishing "When! first opened my hotel. I asked the %pint to help Further demonstrations were planned in Jerusalem and of what we constructed in the peace talks This cannot he me." Yongyuth said "So every year I feed the monkeys to the V. est Bank town of Jericho. where the search operation accepted 11 they want to have maneuvers, the maneuvers thank him for m"., prosperity " is focused, Rahinow itz said must he far away from us A series of ne The brown. long -tailed macaques usually cat peanuts. Police detained two rioters after Saturday's protest in which But officials in Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's their universit watermelon and bananas begged from tourists But the bus windshields were smashed An Israel Antic{ nues kithority office said on Israeli tele% ision Saturday there was no sense for menu was considerably more elegant Sunday can was I. Rind lirched in the area Sunday, Israel rich., rrported of deadlock The talks will resume this week, they said The Maine Campus. Monday, November 29, 1993

Food donations from page 1 •Student organization

the weekends, gives away theternainder of week, Hilltop Commons plans to join the its salad bar, because the vegetables left effort, and eventually all four commons Maine Outing Club behind won't retain their freshness over will be involved :n donations. three nights of storage Over Thanksgiving Bleak, every din- The fact that Cyr Bus Line and APO ing commons, Fernald Snack Bar and the offers variety of activities are involved in this makes it more of a Memorial Union's stores donated some- By Laxmi Vallury chairperson. explained that the club orga- community effort than a simple between- thing to the holiday shipment )11 nizes four trips to the trail each year. hours project, Lint said The latter foodsellers probably won't Volunteer Writer to During the trips, members clear the trail. -It's not just one person There are a lot join the project as regular suppliers, IT Located on the thud floor cf the Me- construct rock water bats,and build bridg- LO of people. That's the neat thing about it," though, Lint said, because they supply morial Union, the Maine Outing Club es among other things. They have con- she added. only what their customers buy, and don't offers a wide range of activities including structed two outhouses in the past two their The program has plans to grow This generate much surplus food. hiking, canoeing, white-water rafting, years and have already put in 330 hours an- inountair. biking, backpacking, cross- of -trail work" so far this semester. AIDS Day from page I country skiing and downhill skiing. "Basically enjoying the outdoors" is ibed -You name it, we do it," Maine Outing how club historian Peyton Elliott defines sight nity possible wearing a red ribbon in the Hall at 7 p.m. with the Home Box Office Club Vice President Mike McAdams, a the purpose of the club. trail main- I, but fight against AIDS and HIV. movie -And the Band Played On Based on civil engineering major, said confidently. For the most part,other than -The Second Decade: Words vs. Ac- the novel by Randy Shuts, it traces the AIDS T'he club tailors activities to suit every tenance work,the concentration seems to id of tions- is being presented by the Eastern epidemic from its beginning in 1983. The ability level and boasts equipment for be on enjoyment and shared experience. outdoors,- urges club presi- (orld Maine AIDS Network at 12:15 p.m. to film's all-star cast includes Matthew Mod- every kind of activity, including tents, -Enjoy the 130 p.m in the North and South Bangor Ire. Richard Gere, Phil Collins, Lily Tomlin stoves, canoes, sleeping bags and snow- dent Thomas Moulton, a finance major. doesn't have to be a profes- :s off Lounge in the Memorial Union. The pro- and many others. The health Impact Group. shoes. Among the membership benefits is He said one gram is to encourage people to act on the Eastern Maine AIDS Network, Sexual the use of the club's two-story cabin lo- sional to do 50 and the club -is an excel- to meet life-long friends and 1ifts. information they already have on AIDS. Health and Reproductive Education, UMaine cated near Sugarloaf. Built in 1958 by lent way Eastman said. Peer Educators and Delta Zeta Sorority are members, it has a woodshed, wood stove. karn shout nature and yourself" Jets Brom a junior physical education Ct in The day's activities concludes in Neville sponsonng this final event propane lights, 40 bunks and a sauna. It's as major, said stir agrees. "I really enjoy the lying used as a base for their trips Of simply a retreat from the routine. things we do. They keep me sane in a sense. •Northern Ireland McAdams and et really Important to me as a person." I the The Maine Outing Club, said, is a social service organization that The club's weekly msetings serve as a British admission ofIRA contacts currently maintains, in conjunction with forum where members regularly share Recreational Sports,the university's cross- their exp.-sir:aces in the outdoors. could shake peacemaking efforts country ski trails It also has the distinc- Some plans on the calendar for the rest tion of maintaining about 10 miles of the of the year include the Kenduskeag Ca- Northern Ireland (Al') for war. BELFAST. Appalachian Trail, extending from Bak- noe Race in April, cross-country skiing, British government's reluctant ad- The IRA wants Northern Ireland to unite The er's Siding, north of Bingham. to Moak snow-shoeing. the annual trip to Tucker- mission that it has secretly communicated with the Irish Republic, which is predomi- Pond Outlet. man's at Mount Washington and week- with IRA has cast a shadow over nantly Catholic The pros ince's Protestant the Mickey.: Kies. Appalachian Trail's co- end skiing 11.1 Sugarioaf, months of peacemaking efforts for North- community supports continued British rule, ern Ireland fearing it will lose political clout in a mainly An influential Protestant leader demand- Catholic nation. ed British Prime Minister John Major's res- At least 3,100 people have been killed in ignation. Sinn Fein. the IRA's political ally, 23 years of sectarian N tolence surrounding AIDS Awareness said the contacts were more substantial than British rule in Northern Ireland. the British government was willing to ad- After weeks of denials, the Bntish gov- mit. ernment admitted Sunday it has had secret The secrecy surrounding the contacts communications with the IRA in hopes of underscores Britain's fear that publicity persuading the outlawed group to end its Chain Reaction could blow apart the peace efforts. violent campaign against the British. Major is due to meet his Irish counter- The disclosure was made by Sir Patrick that begins part. Albert Reynolds, next month in Dub- Mayhew, Britain's leading official for lin, where they hope to reach agreement on Northern Ireland, who said Britain had a way toward peace. long used intermediaries as contacts with with you. But Northern Ireland's Protestant ma- Sinn Fein_ jonty already suspects Britain ma) try to cut The government was forced to concede a deal with the Catholic-based IRA. British the existence of the contacts after Tbe Ob- Buy the Sebastian Stu- agents seized a record cache uf arms last server newspaper published on Sunday the week intended for Protestant paramilitaries. text of Mayhew', instructions to an emis- dent Hair Care Pack for and Protestant politicians said the seizure sary: who met Sinn Fein deputy leader Mar- $5.00 at the University showed the paramilitanes were preparing tin McGuinness in March Bookstore and $1.00 Old Town House of Pizza will be donated to the National Community Free Delivery AIDS Partnership. 827-6144 5 1 1 Stillwater Ave 2 Small 2 Large Join our UM Athletes for Topping pizzas I Topping pizzas Smart sex Sexual Responsibility at University Bookstore For $5.99 For $9.99 is like the Expires: 12/31/93 Expires: 12/31/93 the week of November 29 field hockey. and receive a free Smart Sex poster. •••••• 01 NAILS NTS TOPICS IP. ••• • ..T••• Nov. 30 Dealing with the break-up of a relationship K. Hunt Co-Sponsored by: Tuesday, 3:15p.m. Nutter Lounge. Memorial Union AIDS/HIV A series ot new programs designed to help older students maximize FOLLETT AWARENESS their university experience by providing Important information to care COMMITIFF SEBASTIAN UNIVERSITY for themselves both physically and emotionally. BOOKSTORE 1

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•Stabbing MIIIM=IMEM111111M •'Tis the season •Strike Cab companies review Christmas shoppers Suprem safety following attack appeal f spend for themselves ROANOKE, Va.(} NASHUA, N.H. °cation, and rohbei , a1'1aren,1 V. as not the (API — Taxicab com- of 1989, coal truck de the nien left money behind AP)—While many shoppers jammed better price .•' panies in Manchester and Nashua are re- motive because rounded a tight curve viewing dnver safety following the stab- After a string of cab robberies in stores to buy gifts, others found joy in Mona Taylor of Dallas was hunting for westem Virginia mat bing of a woman driver in Nashua. Manchester year, Dan Genesi thought giving to themselve as the Chnstmas gifts for her two young children whik last countered a group of st "We're going to get together the owners about installing metal cages inside his taxis shopping season got underway visiting relatives in Little Rock, Ark They hurled fistfuls and talk about putting up cages or shields," at Arrow Cah, hut decided to wait Todd Spindler guiltily walked out of "We're going to try and spend less. like a hailstorm,- Ad said Leo Blaney of Nashua considenng it now since Basement in Chicago with a new maybe, or about the same, and try to get office manager "We're really Filene's worker,told Circuit lud Taxi. "We're going to talk to them first and this happened.• Genect said. The recipient? Todd Spindler. more educational, creative things tullee suit. In decide what to do from there." The Manchester cab company most likely a terrible thing, isn't it" said than spend money on things they look at "It's The U.S. Supremet Five-Five Taxi in Nashua plans to do the will install a cage — a mesh divider placed 26-yeai-old engineer." i3ut I did start for an hour,' she said. the arguments Monday on same. between the driver and hack seats - in a ness Christmas shopping two days ago." Retail industry analysts have become my lin was justified in fini A meeting of drivers will he called to taxi it expects to receive in the next few weeks Stores nationwide filled early and more upbeat lately in their forecasts for Workers union $52 n An employee at City Cab Co. in Nashua crowded much of the day Friday, holiday sales because the economy shows stayed episodes of violence said this week it also would ponder the use first day of the seasonal shopping signs of improving. the ence in its 11 -month st of shields and a ban on nders in the front rush. As in recent years, shoppers kept an Despite the budget-conscious com- "You go by gut Co. seat. "That is the only foolproof way the their budgets, carrying lists and ments from many shoppers,retailers were eye on Labor analysts said driver is totally safe," the employee said strategies for making the most of generally excited about the season's pros- instinct on the people plotting contempt fine ever imp Two other Manchester cab companies season. the and could bankrupt the you pick up." plan to stress safety, but won't consider the things I know 'I think the best holiday shopping "Today,I'm buying 'Nothing of this cages or shields. sell fast and might he gone a few season sinceI've been in the business was —Queen City Taxi will pened before. It's unpre "You go by gut instinct on the people now," said Pat Yeager, who 1983 and this year will top that kind of weeks from Cameron ofSouthwest owner Main Smith you pickup," Queen City Taxi owner Alain shopping in Buffalo, N.Y. "I can year." said Bob Greiner, exexutive vice was of Law in Los Angele, Smith said. conic back later for the routine things, president at Belk Simpson Co., a depart- The UMW conterx The Nashua stabbing re-emphasizes the maybe get a ment store chain based in Green ville, S.C. turtlenecks, pajamas, and cessive,and that they w discuss installing shields, according to man- need for caution_ "You try to he more care- maintaining that the ager Steven Pierce_ "They cost S800,though ful, Keep your eye on the passengers. The fines to coerce people', the cost is nothing compared to keeping best thing is for drivers keeping their micro- further maintains that people safe and healthy,- he said. phones in their hand." Smith said •Tax breaks should have negated II Christine ilotteron of Nashua Taxi was Three months ago, a City Cab driver fines. stabbed 14 times in the neck, chest and back picked up a fare in Manchester and was Clinton group considers Nov. 6, 1992,1 by one of two men she had picked up shortly robbed at knifepoint. A month earlier, a Court ruled that the 11 after 1130 p m Wednesday . She is in stable passenger picked up in Manchester robbed a violation of rules McC condition at Nashua Memonal Hospital dnver at gunpoint when they traveled to subsidies for hiring welfare users on the strikers, were Police said there apparently WaS no pro', - Lawrence, Mass NEW YORK I API — Federal subsidies ents should have to find work or perform judge was trying to to companies that provide jobs for welfare community service court chastised the uni recipients are under consideration by Presi- Finding jobs is the most daunting chal- ance of the rule of as dent Clinton's welfare reform study group. lenge for welfare relonners. A dispropor- On the same April I The New York Times reported in Sunday 's tionate number of the 5 million families fled, gunfire knocked editions Aid to w ho receive w el fare checks from the Pittston's undergrouni A confidential pro- working paper circulated Families With Dependent Children said from the bench among Clinton administration officials in gram are headed by single w omen with few. violence to escalate. October proposed go ing corporations up to skills who live in areas of high unemploy- The judge announe $5,000 for each welfare recipient they hire, ment. fine the union each tin the newspaper reported Members of Clinton's group say creat- and production was h recipients Options include paying employers di- ing public-sector jobs for welfare money would be distr rectly to subsidize the wages of people taken would he politically unpopular, especially' which had deployed off the welfare rolls, or paying placement among unionized workers who already fear troopers to keep the pi agencies a fee for each job they find losing their jobs to the two counties in The proposal is one of many ideas gener- Subsidies have been tried occasionally The 327-day strike ated by a 32-member group of federal offi- dunng the past three decades, but have en- cials appointed by Clinton to consider ways countered problems including stigmatizing of overhauling the welfare system, a key the subsidized people and paying employers Join us for a Holiday Promenade pledge in his campaign to hire people they would have hired am, • "Its certainly one of the things they 're way. the Times said. Gary December 1,2,3 looking at," Health and Human Services Last week, Virginia and 1111r)01', *OE spokeswoman Melissa Skolfield told The federal approval to proceed with experi- Associated Press late and into Aco Saturday 'At this point ments to help people get off welfare 9 AM-5 PM pretty much everything is on the table." the work force. Cleanings Clinton promised to "end welfare a.s we The Illinois program would allov wel- know it•' and impose a two-year limit on fare recipients who get jobs to keep more of Colored) • UM Mini-Mall benefits After that, he said, welfare recipi- the money they earn • Root Car Memorial Union Featrinn& Sizzler' Steak • Seafood • Salad :‘ :DA/tapehi.hard knitAmeatem,hand --atikedjewelry, LsIurt caps with applique tetterins tie-dye 5 environmental $3 Gift Certificate •shirth, imported clotliins, ac•.cemorie.g, sift item! Nit/ • • Off Any Sizzler Purchase Most ins .•.•• •Oo . • •▪•• • DWI ••••. 11 Bangor Mall Blvd. Diseour Meet, me at. the Union Bangor 942-3447 We meet oi Associi] HOLIDAY MOMENADE 395 Col tomb — The Maine Campus, Monday, November 29, 1993

•strike •King of the hill Supreme Court hears UMW's Man supplies ants for appeal for $52 million ROANOKE, Va.(API — In the spring ber's wascalled after Pinson eliminated health more than 25 years of 1989, coal truck driver Richard Adams benefits for retirees. It drew international ants, he says. rounded a tight curve on a rugged south- attention and labor support because of the HURRICANE. Utah (AP) — Afton by a vial of (oven ng fee people call them red ants. Ento- western Virginia mountain road and en- use of women,children and non-miner sup- Fawcett has been king of the ant hill for Most while know them as pogonomymwx, countered a group of striking miners. porters in sit-down demonstrations and be- more than 25 years, sticking straws intc mologists ants. To Fawcett, they are the They hurled fistfuls of rocks that' - hit us cause 99 miners took over a coal processing the earth and blowing angry ants out of or harvester i less. pets, hardy survivors in captivity like a hailstorm" Adams. a replacement plant for several days. their holes. perfect to get and always active during the day. worker,told Circuit Judge Donald McG loth - "I had never been arrested in my life," Never mind the tedium. The insects rather Over the years,Fawcett says. he's COM 1,n said coal miner Bill Patton. who demon- have mina him and his progeny a good at* to believe that ants communicate. The U.S. Supreme Court has scheduled strated. •'But on that day I sat in the road,' living, captivated millions of ant-farm wide -eyed "I've heard them chatter sometimes. arguments Monday on whether McGloth- felt like I was doing my moral duty to enthusiasts and delighted many 'opine Christ- They chirp and stuff," he says. lin was justified in fining the United Mine myself, my family and my father, who children opening presents under tts fix Sometimes Fawcett talks back. Workers union $52 million for repeated worked in the mines for 53 years and lost his mas trees glows time they're called pests, "Not that 1 expect an answer or any- episodes of violence and civil disobedi- hospital card." "Most of the can thing. But it's like talking to a pet," he ence in its 11-month strike against Pittston But the strike also included v mien( tac- but not by me," says Fawcett, who 00CD- said. "I just tell them I'm giving them a Co. tics to disrupt shipments and intimidate re- was inpturous about ants as one-fcn-all I Wale "1 f a job to be done and free airplane ride and then they shut up" Labor analysts said it's the largest civil placement workers. McGlothlin's hearings colonists there's MS- around. They Fawcen has also collected rock's for contempt fine ever imposed by an U.S.court included testimony about rock throwing, one can't do it, they rally their own group like we .school geology kits, wildflowers to press and could bankrupt the union. shots fired into vehicles, spikes placed on never fight within and sell, and black widow spider webs *pi "Nothing of this magnitude has hap- roads. equipment sabotaged with dynamite, do" ss was son Kent are the main sold as Cr0113 hairs for gur. sights But pened before. It's unprecedented,'• said Chns and "scabs" routinely beaten up. Fawcett and ind of of ants for Uncle Milton's Ant caprurtng ants has been his most mccxxs- Cameron of Southwestern University School McGlothlin's orders reportedly were vi- suppliers e vice nation's only supplier of the tul venture. of Law in Los Angeles. olated 760 times; 400 of the incidents were Farm. the gift. Uncle Milton's depends solely on the crarl• The L'MW contends the fines were ex- proved, and two-thirds of them involved popular Christmas • cc farm a certificate for Southwestern desert ants supplied by the cessive, and that they were unconstitutional. violence aga nst people and property. There Each includes live ants. After it is mailed to Uncle Mil- Fawcants,except dining the Christmas rush maintaining that the judge cannot assess were 71 injuries. Culver City, Calif_ the con-many when the company also turn's to southern fines to coerce people's behavior The union In almost all strikes, even violent ones, ton's in to ship his southern Utah California suppliers. further maintains that the strike settlement labor analysts say, the union and the compa- tells Fawcett ants to the new farm owner. Hurricane, a town of about 4,0(a), has should have negated the accumulated civil ny agree to drop civil claims when a settle- he ships in the v. inter, Fawcett Rh endless supply of ants, says Steve Le- fines ment is reached. When watches weather reports. For example. if vine, Uncle Milton's president_ "It's toug.h On Nov. 6. 1992. the Virginia Supreme When Pittston joined the UMW in ask- Minnesota is too cold, he will delay a work bending over all the time, but it's a Court ruled that the fines, levied for each ing U S District Judge Glen Williams to let shipment there until the temperature rises. volume business and they can make some violation of rules McGlothlin had imposed bygones be bygones, he reduced the federal cm No sense in having a child disappointed good money" on the strikers, were justified because the fines be had levied during the strike from perform judge was trying to curtail violence The S960010 to 5280.000_ court chastised the union for "its utter defi- When they asked McGlothlin to reduce ng chal- ance of the rule of law " his penalties of $64 million, however, he propor- On the same April day that Adams testi- agreed to drop only the $12 million allocat- familieS fied. gunfire knocked out power to one of ed to go to Pittston. The remaining $52 Aid to Pittston's underground mines. McGlothlin million was still to go to the state and the en pro- said from the bench he didn't want the counties The judge said his orders were oth fevi violence to escalate. 'not bargaining chips- that could be nego mploy- The judge announced that day he would hated away. fine the union each time coal transportation Lawyers representing McGlothlin argue Crea(- and production was hindered He said the in U.S. Supreme Court briefs that the UMW cipients money would be distributed to the state — "seeks now to he rewarded for its total pecially n.hich had deployed several hundred state disregard of court orders.- A ruling against ,idy fear troopers to keep the peace --- to Pittston and McGlothlin would "utterly eviscerate the Cash yo ecks at the to the two counties in his jurisdiction. efficacy of civil contempt sanctions,- they oonally The 327-day strike by 1.695 UMW mem- wrote_ laNe en- University Bookstore. utiong ployers Kickoff date: November 29th en any - Gary J. 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•Atlantic crash •Kigas interview Coast Guard urges mariners Mother who murdered child to look for copter crewman right thing PORTLAND. Mame I AP) — The Coast Douglas Fernald of Sui I s an. and flight nurse insists she did Guard broadcast regular reminders Satur- Don Mac Intyre of Concord. N H Their tsod • BANGOR. Maine (AP) — A won= a piece of knitted cloth over her face and a day that the third and last victim of a heli- ies were pulled from the wreckage this week charged with murdering her young daugh- hal on tier head. copter crash remained missing in Casco Only the pilot. Sean Rafter. 49. of Wis- let by starvation says she did the right Ms. Kigas confirmed reports by her Bay. hut authon ties had called off the under- ca_sset. sunned He clung to an inflated thing because the child was evil. next-door netghbor that she once accused water search pontoon from the helicopter for several hours -I did my daughter a favor. She was the neighbor and her boyfriend of being Boats in the area off Portland were urged in 47-degree water before reaching a small suffering." Ionia Kigas said of 5-year- devil-worshippers Ms Kigas said they to keep a "sharp lookout." and advised that island where he was es entually rescued old Tavielle, whose emaciated body was also were "evil" because the they did not the missing man was wearing a red flight Sals age crews used inflatable bags Fn- found in her bedroom earlier this month respond to Tavielle's screams during the suit when the rnedesac helicopter crashed day to lift the crumpled helicopter, which is after the mother called police. final days of her life. on the night of Nov 19. said Petty Officer owned by Airrned Sky care Inc. from the "I love my daughter and she is with "They heard her, but they didn't do rd Class Michael Tausek at the Coast Guard bottom of the hay The aircraft has been God now. She's happy." Ms Kigas said anything about it because they are evil," station in South Portland trucked to Connecticut for examination hy in an interview with the Bangor Dailv she said The Coast( luard alerts were being hmad- the National Transportation Safety Board Ne% s at the Penobscot County Jail in Bang- The couple, Laurie Stratton and Steve cast esery 12 hours. Tausek said The helicopter was transporting a Fernald or, where she is being held. Davenport, have said they did not hear The Maine Manne Patrol suspended the from Ellswo...h to Portland in a rainstorm Ms. Kigas declined to discuss why she anything unusual in the final month of underwater search for Matthew Jeton. 28. of when Rafter reported engine trouble Rafter believed her daughter was evil, calling it Tavielle's life. Portland. on Friday. Tausek said said later that the helicopter's flotation tin ic- "personal:* but freely admitted that the Officials familiar with the case have Jeton was presumed to has e been killed es activated, hut that the aircraft flipped oser withheld food and water from the girl for said Ms Kigas is a Pittsburgh native who along with the burn patient, 70-year-old in rough seas. broke apart and sank about a month before she died. married Tavielle's father in South Caroli- "My daughter was evil. She was just na in t 9tith They lived a transient lifestyle, •Gubernatorial race evil. She was evil and that's that," the landing in Bangor in 1999 shortly before mother said before cutting off the inter- the father left the family. His *hereabouts view after about 15 minutes. remain unknown. Brennan's appeal for Kigas told police that she believed Tavielle began kindergarten in Sep- her daughter had died Nov. 12, "be- tember, but her mother pulled her out of cause the house became quiet at that school a month later, telling the principal unity not appreciated time,- but did not report the death until that they were moving. three days later. Ms. Kigas declined to thscuss her back- interview. At Gl STA. Maine I AP) -- Joseph E in a ititer to Democratic State Chairman Police found the child's body in the ground in the Brennan's call for a series of pre-primary James Mitchell, sending copies to the other apartment where she lived with her moth- -I'm sorry. I just don't think I should "unity- meetings among the Democratic candidates er. She was wearing ordinary clothes, but talk about that I really don't want to talk gubernatorial candidates re;eised a frosty Brennan asked Mitchell to invite the had socks on her hands as well as her feet, about this," she said reaction Saturday from most of Brennan's candidates to monthly meetings " to pro- five competitors mote and maintain a united Democratic Par- The other candidates said Brennan. a ty in Maine He also said each candidate. former two-term governor and congress- his staff and his closest supporters should e Homeless man, appears to be trying to smother the commit themselves up front to hacking intrapart) debate before it begins -- either whomever the Democrats nominate because he considers the nomination al- "Maine has been divided by name call- Maine professor writes ready sewn up or because he is becoming ing. hack biting and personality clashes for worried about his election prospects too long It must stop If we are to progress Either way. the other candidates were and move forward. Marne must first he about life on streets not enthused by the proposal united,- Brennan wrote "We're going to be too busy to hase Mitchell called Brennan's proposal "a PORTLAND. Maine (AP) — A col- as a teen-ager. Nina had been a part of the group hugs,- Portland City Councilor Tom pretty good idea.- so long as there were lege professor who studied the homeless streets, off and on, since her adolescence Allen said of the campaign for the June strict ground rules that the unity meetings in Portland writes that homelessness is not She admits frustration that there v. asn t primary election that is not expected to kick would he des oted exclusively to ironing out a choice many people made nor do many more help for her. into high gear until after the holidays "personality clashes" that might interfere of their daily lives revolve around drugs Now she lives in an apartment. 14 rn .10e and his campaign are treating this with the more substantise public debate and alcohol. she opens to those without housing, pro- campaign as a fait aLcompli, and that's a big 'I haie no intention of participating in The hook by David Wagner from the viding an alternative to the homeless shel- mistake,. said Lew iston May or James How - anything that would limit debate.- he said University of Southerr Maine explores ter or nen Jail for some. She has never amec Saturday. the complex and often misunderstood turned anyone away. Former state planning director Richard In addition to the six Democratic hope- world of Portland's homeless around Con- It's a community with its ow-n set of Barnnger went as far as replying in writing fuls, an equal number of Republicans are gress Square, known to the homeless as norms, culture and communication. to Brennan's Thanksgoing Day appeal running for the GOP nomination and others "Checkerboard Square For example, a lot of the homeless "Let there he no mistake, this is a fight are considering it. At least three indepen- Called "Checkerboard Square Cul- consider themselves to he related. Wag- between the soices of the past and the soice dent candidates are planning to run in the ture and Resistance in a Homeless Com- ner said, although there is often no blood- of the future. which I will represent vigor- general election, including Angus King. an munity," the book delves into the daily line connection. It's common, for exam- ously at ever) opportunity:* Barringer said erstwhile Democrat and former public TV lives of the street people over a two-year ple, for them to refer to each other as a State Rep Donnell P Carroll of Gray talk show host who many consider likely to period. cousin, brother or sister said he was insulted by Brennan's letter and dram soles from the Democratic nominee Based on interviews with 100 people, There is dating amongst the homeless that it suggested he was "son of looking Howaniec was alone among the other the book wasn't intended to paint a rosy, community, and news of who's dating down at the rest of us" candidates in saying he would attend such a picture of life on the streets, Just one that whom spreads word-of-mouth "That's all he keeps talking about stnctly focused meeting. hut stressed that he more accurately portrayed it, Wagner Ironically, in this poorest of classes unit). unit). unity,- Carroll said "We've intends to publicly challenge Brennan's said and communities, some of society's hest got a campaign to run arid a race to win record as governor on issues such as the "What I'm trying to introduce is that comes out The sixth candidate. former l "nriersity growth in state spending and the wits enc y these are real people and many of them Wagner notes that while the traditional of Maine Si stem Chancelli if Robert Wood- the state pension fund hase the same strengths as many ot us neighborhood and communits spirit is dy- bury . did not return telephone messages left "TM in a primary to defeat him here.' do:" he said ing off elsewhere as people begin to build on answering machines at his home and his he said, suggesting that Brennan was treat- Compassion is one of the strengths as wealth and search for pro ac it is thriv- Portland campaign headquarters ing his nortimation as "a foregone conclu- illustrated by 38-year-old Nina i her name ing in the homeless conimunity Brennan. who has been perceived from sion'' and -thinking ahead to Angus King' was changed to protect her identity '•lesjust a ditterent culture:* Wagner the start as the front-runner, made his appeal in the general election nest fall Raised in poi erty and sexually abused said 111111111=111MOIN

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•S6 million business •Gone to the dogs •Two Idle( canine Furniture manager wants Woman opens employees to take over Plan gym and day care AUBURN.Mamet API —Over thecourse 'When I said.'Hey. let's make a business career has out of this,' they said, 'Hasta la vista."' apar of two decades, Thomas Moser's dog and puppy day care. MANCHESTER.N.H. (AP) — Being taken him from the ivory tower to the wood- But to Moser, the shift in emphasis was to SANTA MON1 treated like a dog wouldn't he bad if the "There has just been such a need of building just another twist in the road for someone working bench and on to the job single-engine ti anil treatment is like that given at the All Dogs have a place to go and relax with dogs. who isn't averse to change. and managing a S6 million business. an apartment built Gym. without the usual restrictions," she said. dim- "Other things caught my interest," he Now, at age 58, Moser is shifting into flames, killing Gail Fisher offers the usual obedience "The dogs have a blast and the people company's recalled. "I became more interested in the tions once again He is turning his ing six. cLa.s.ses, with a variety of other activities have a ball.- employ- means of making furniture than in making day-to-day management over to its The Italian-mac an The gym opened more than two designed to exercise the dogs.and keep ees — including his four sons — while he furniture itself. It was the notion of efficien progress craft had just taken eye on them. weeks ago, but work is still in designing cies. of making things better. It's called gets hack to what he enjoys most: Airport about 1112 There are dog obstacle courses; a huge, and the schedule hasn't rounded out full furniture ing when it clipped fenced-in play area; Frisbee and tlyball time. Thos Today's generation of employees — he His latest career spin comes as into a carport and want to train And Fisher hopes to bring in some of classes, classes for kids who Moser Cabinetmakers celebrates its 20th an- has about 100 in all and the average age is 28 a said. Firefighters qi their dogs; lectures; grooming, including the best teachers, police dog trainers and with — is made up largely of people who grew up niversary. a benchmark that coincides blaze. a rent-a-tub; ring practice; dog fair-s. and world-class dog Frisbee player. around Lewiston-Auburn and who came to this month's opening of a showroom on New "It was like a the job relatively unskilled York's Upper East Side earthquake with a location re- Whereas Moser's work force initially was The tony Madison Avenue and a whole lot of 9 -male, today's crews have nearly equal •Rapper Shakur flects a high-end image cultis ated through 15 all years of advertising in the New Yorker mag- numbers of men and women. ••When I start- azine. Prices ranging from $165 for a desk ed out, women didn't want to do this kind of clock to S6,750 for a ses en-drawer chest with work." he recalled. •Service in denies illegal are not Attorney prefers to hire workers who two cupboards and a secret compartment fie ., match the image. experienced carpenters, reasoning that they The Chicago-area natise said he neser has en't had the chance to develop bad habits NASA on videotape to help activity to be changed. He also hopes strived for such success when he gas e up a that need their full potential by NENA ORK ;Ai', A lawyer for one na% ing sex with d dirterent woman tenured professorship in communications at his workers realize responsibility and the of rapper-actor Tupac Skalcur's co-defen- The Nebt York Daily News. citing an an Bates College in Lewiston to start a wood- gising them personal on H dants said a woman seen has ing sex with unidentified law enforcement source. said y. orking chop with his wife Mary Turned off freedom to make mistakes to CAPE CANAVE Shakur on videotape seized by police wasn't Friday the woman on the tape looked like a by the politics of the academic world, he Moser says he no longer wants has begun to ter years of work and intoxicated and isn't underage minor and seemed to be on drugs Police couldn't see himself teaching the same class- cm- manage" the company and production the Hubble Space T Shakur and two other men were charged were still trying to establish her identity es year after year while his notes yellowed move tow ard a system in which hands of attempt the biggest re in the alleged sexual arras k on a 20-year-old Attorney Robert Ellis, who represents with age decisions would be placed in the history. woman at his Manhattan hotel last week Shakurc road manager. denied the tape in- "When we started, this was never intend- five teams consisting of about 10employees "It's time to go The tape shows Shakur in the ..41De room. cluded anything illegal ed to he a business It was a craft," he each. recalled "The deal was. I would make the "It's going to he extremely self-directed. mander Story Musgr no more furniture and Mary would sell it.' • They'll he given their work responsibilities There's the th Moser's furniture ranges from his origi- monthly or quarterly," he said. "They'll Musgrave and to fix Hu nal Shaker-inspired chair, and tables to his determine how they're going to get it done • • who will try problems. No Gary's Discount Outlet more recent New Century Series based on the Aside from a single production manager. other simulaiic designs of the Arts and Crafts movement that every. worker will have an equal say Em- more flight mote tins 86 North Main St., Old Town emerged in the late 191h century in response ployees will even he gisen access to the And no Sunday fora to the excesses of the Victorian sty le company's financial records and be allowed to begin Endv 827-4978 I its pieces share common characteristics to decide how money allocated for payroll day liftoff of at austere designs. use of fine hardwoods -- will he split up. members arrived Saturday Hours: 9-5 Monday—Saturday principally cherry - - and honest craftsman- Adapting techniques he used in the class- on Musgrave, makir ship associated with earlier times. mom,Moser believes in the Socratic method ready, but "There is a morality in what we do, he by which employees can draw from within said he's may have bee says. "The fact that we celebrate the material themselves the ideas on how best to carry out "I may have Buy* Readquattem itself. And the touch of the human hand, their responsibilities of hours. 1 YOWL CkListiouo the Hubble n hich is so lost in late 20th century life." "People base solutions far superior to (with of hours. Ado After he began making furniture in his anything an engineer can provide for them, dreds I've been getting n New Gloucester workshop, Moser lost mon- let alone a number cruncher." said Moser. the Olymp ey the first three years; he was forced to sell who acknowledges that the new initialise; "But like You've got Lights•Garland•Wrapping Paper•and lots more! the family home to pay the hills. pose a rick of tampering with success. seconds. As business picked up and he turned a Sales grew at an average rate of 33percent go right." paused. then profit, he hired other craftsmen. many of per year during the 1980s but turned flat in He than overcon c:Itip• -V ,41 them recent college graduates lured by the 1990as the slowdown in housing starts tied to scared Normally burst prospect of an alternative lifestyle. Others the recession battered the furniture industry expressing abandoned careers on Wall Street to pursue Moser said the company is hack on track NASA is Hubble repair I Christmas dreams of perfecting woodworking skills and lie foresees 21)percent growth this year, with the most complex space • A Complete Toy living in the country . stronger gains likely in 1994 items The emphasis is Swale' By the 1980s. Moser had begun to add lie predicts that the company will contin- arriving Mission planners 1.1er Ftom Sic,oung machinery to build solume and hold down ue to grow, if only to tultill the goals of his if ever. daily. 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•Law enforcement •Two killed, six injured Plane crashes into Police chief moves to ICS's building crime ridden 'hood apartment be OK.' he said PORTLAND,()re (Al') - Police( .hief "This house is going to Vi I SANTA MONICA, Calif (AP) — A ing resident Steve Reed, 39. "It looked Charles Moose doesn't mind taking work -Now we can go work on the next house.' one for the single-engine training airplane crashed into like the building was on fife." home. Now, he has no choice Moose and his wife paid ¶80.000 an apartment building Friday and Surst Two people on the plane were killed. Moose on Friday moved into a house in 82-year-old house in northeast Portland. The tic into flames, killing two people and injur- and a third, a man in his 20s, was taken to one of the worst crirne-ndden areas of the home was abandoned and rat-infested be- the ing six. a hospitals ith critical injuries, said police city, the first step in his plan to reclaim the fore the couple began renovations, said Ling The Italian-made Marchetti M260 air- Sgt. Gregory Slaughter. neighborhood from drug dealers, pimps and Moose's wife, Sandy ten- craft had just taken offfrom Santa Monica Five people on the ground were in- gang members Neighbors had a guarded response. lied safer but I Airport about 1 I/2 miles east of the build- jured Two police officers and another "This house won't be a drug house and "It doesn't make me feel any We'll have to ing when it clipped a power line,slammed person sustained slight burns and smoke the yard's going to be kept up and I'm going welcome him as a neighbor -he Tauheed into a carport and caught fire, witnesses inhalation trying to rescue the plane's oc- to be looking out the window and when see what the future holds," said s28 in the neigh- said. Firefighters quickly extinguished the cupants. Slaughter said. They were taken there's problems I'm going to be calling the Sadruddin. 51, who has lived v up is a catalyst for blaze. to the hespital for treatment. neignbors," Moose said Friday as moving borhood 22 years. "He C II) It was like an earthquake, but an One additional person was treated for men carried in boxes and furniture. change.'' earthquake with a whole lot of shaking smoke inhalation and another refused treat- was and a whole lot of screaming.• said build- ment gual •Stand-up tart- idol •Service in space Bush gets big bucks • not they abits NASA attempts repair on s eakin circuit help the 1 by HOUSTON (AP)--- After nearly a year Zarnaria. a Bush spokeswoman, said of 1 the on Hubble telescope of self-imposed exile,former President Bush former president's speaking fees. is hitting the public speaking circuit. So what does a group get with Bush? — Al- objects 14 billion light-years away as intended. mi- CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha.(AP) shown up in His monologue is part reflection with with clarity . In recent months. Bush has ter year.of work and worry, NASA goes after It can scan only 4 billion light -years and part into Dallas, dispensing his reflective perspec- some self-deprecation, part forecast to Its electricity-generating solar panels lion the Hubble Space Telescope this week to media-bashing, sprinkled with anecdotes help tives to hotel executives. He's also been the biggest repair job in space-flying shake. Three of six gyroscopes, which the dogs in Is of attempt Honda.playing tennis with retired pro Chris about life with Barbara and history point the telescope. don't wort. Both magne- where ,yees Evert. And he went to Puerto Rico to raise Tanglewood,the Houston subdivision com- tometers have glitches; the wire coils mea- "It's time to go do it." payload at Texas they live And except for his comments in the money for his presidential library Story Musgrave said. sure Earth's magnetic field to help steer may be cted. mander A&M University early October that President Clinton no more underwater training for telescope The list goes on. Bush litics There's George Bush's words and White House mishandling the Somalia situation. The first part of the mission should he ey'll Musgrave and the three other spacewalkers looking has stuck to his promise of keeping mum on above witticisms aren't cheap for groups try to fix Hubble's blurry vision and easy: fly. up to Hubble some 360 miles ne who will for a toastmaster His gig before Amway his successor's actions. No Earth, grab the 43-foot-long telescope with ager. other problems Ni) more tool checks. a cool "I must confess I wish I was as good as onto a distributors in September cost Endeavour's robot arm and lower it Bush said Em- more flight simulations. S100.000. about half of what he earned my predecessor. Ronald Reagan." time — th• countdown was swivel table in the cargo bay. with the And no more annually as president Other groups won't in October before 3,600 executives for a 4:57 a.m. EST Wednes- Then comes the hard stuff. Musgrave. their annual nved to begin Sunday divulge how much they paid Choice Hotels International at The seven crew Jeffrey Hoffmlist are a phone booth-sized '' yroll day liftoff of Endeavour. no comment on that,- Rose convention: 'I know I had some problems -sized corrective mirrors. "I have members arrived at Kennedy Space Center box containing coin camera with collective mirrors, lass- on Saturday. an upgraded solar panels. solar panel drive electronics. thod Musgrave, making his fifth shuttle flight. tss o pairs of gyroscopes and a magnetometer. For some it's just a job... ithin said he's ready, but scared. If time allows, these will go in, too: a for others it's just another y out "I may have been in the water hundreds gyroscope electron- product . . of hours. I may have been in the clean room second magnetometer, switch Passon Brother. parts) hun- ics and fuses, an ultraviolet-detector At Rooster sr to (with the Hubble replacement and a computer. Coffee is our Passion. hens dreds of hours. As long as I've been in space, Aeronautics and Space green I've been getting ready." Musgrave said. The National We carefully evaluate plans a second repair mission the world. But like the Olympics,it boils down to a few Administration coffee from all over if the spacewalkers fail seconds. You've got one shot at it. It's got to in five to 13 months Then we roast it to perfection to install all seven top-priority items. If they: every day, making ours the rcefl go nght" visit will be in 1997. freshest, most flavorful Ile paused. then added: "It's better to be do. the next .at coffee you'll find scared than overconfident." talk. anywhere. istrx Normally bursting with can-do about rack NASA is expressing cautious optimism We're so sure you'll love the with the Hubble repair mission, considered 6 Donuts our coffee, well gladly most complex space shuttle flight eser refund your money if you're not satisfied ntin The emphasis is on "cautious:• for $1.00 they'll Mission planners are already saying fill out the order form Trwa Darer' Dame Amps Oat So surprised 11 es erything goes according to 5_•* at Old he ,nartai rt. castnnwr ptr ma Ma* aneb marbento below and get two one-half scheduled prrmmen of:. Shop matt plan_ A record five spacewalks are on ochry pounds of our delicious could ragrnel Taw% roo4 au :Wee for the II-day flight, hut the astronauts ,7offee for just $6.95 We'll Hubble it !Jaw 2 oar go out twice more to work on even pay the shipping IletTSCar) of apprehensions.'' Hub For regularly priced items, 'We have a lot two of the following selections., Weiler confid off with T.D. Please choose tile program scientist Edward 10% order for $6.95. fix Enclose a check or money ed "This is not like going to grandma. to Open 24 Hours 0Guatemalan DCobmbian 0Sumatran a leaky faucet" 11/29/93 Exp. OGeind type 'Il)on't count us out until the gun goes olt EiWhole Bean \ director and the game is over,'' said mission Name 'mom' Randy Bnnkley. DUNKIN° Street/PO.Box Apt. planned a sers ice call to Rooster NASA always City State years after the tele- Hubble in 1993, three DONUTS Zip Phone but it never expected the Brother scope was launched, It's worth the trip. Send to: Rooster Brother need for such extensise repairs 04605 ihe 6iom .7for noh, 18 West Main Street Dlsworth, ME Bridge, Ellsworth Hubble is nearsighted because of an rot Old Town Union River properly ground mime Instead of discerning The Maine Campus, Monday, November 29, 1993 !he Maine Campus, M I0 EditorialPage

Si giesaslit re hew', •Future policeft 014s11 wt flied yaw .1-IT •Column dlerm;ti Arai y.0.4rid(' 4.R5 015 SCIT-taT Cirti• ••••.. I /4--, yoL4 1- uns irevEAffl a An xot Nia.ted„ feel Wasted worries r. Y"v-- r%aishet lit 5 c44,/ I. t(56114o/ 1,cote To the Editor: Bonnie Sirntock The important issue of -Cabin's Field- to the town My sister and I had a chance to escape the campus doldrums purpose of building a new pi one afternoon a couple of weeks ago We had to run several for the town has been alr errands We did, though, get to stop for some cookies and soda ignored by, the media and Iii at a local coffee shop We were there just about the time the by- the administration local school kids stopped by for a snack on their way home. First the facts: The Ian to notice three young girls Park Street and the In the middle of reminiscing, my sister and 1 began t!3 tween beside us around 9. 12 and 14 years of age They were talking at' ut homework -s entrance to campus. Second because they were co typically funny university land to the and career goals We couldn't help listening uses of the Brady Bill he of The youngest was saying how she wanted to he an actress but was womed she More fun for 99 years at a fee of SI, would never make it because she didn't have experience Thirdly, the town wants thi. I thought to myself. I was busy playing with dolls and building forts at the age •Dismembering build a new Public Safety 1 of nine I thought I might like to be a teacher or an architect or possibly even a the one currently in use is n ballet dancer I hadn't given any thought to how I would actually become any of but also in disrepair Rand these and certainly hadn't started worrying about "experience" Here was this Disarming the criminal ards behind the proposed I little girl speaking so seriously with her (fiends. in great detail, about her life or talk like that plans I realized that I have witnessed a lot of kids who don't dress Today. Lorena Bobbin faces a Virgin- Assuming for a mon ient, however, •Mail system seem to rush their youth is Mrs. children and ia court to answer charges of "malicious a rape did occur. Of what crime I think rushing has become a common phenomenon in today's society We all wounding,- stemming from an incident Bobbin really guilty or need to slow down When we're young, we look forward to our sixteenth, Mrs. Bobbin cut If this had been a case of armed rob- Residei eighteenth and twenty -lust birthdays After we've reached those goals, we think last June. That was when that the weapon used of building a career. marriage, raising a family, retinng, watching our grandchil- off her husband's penis after he allegedly bery, it would he clear next momen gun, the Editor dren grow It seems as though we realways waiting around for the raped her to commit the crime was a knife or a To rather than enjoying small day to day moments to tous life event Mu Bobbin, John Wayne (if you for example. In a rape, the weapon used Here we are approaching Christmas I find myself already stressing about finals 1 recently had an int please). has already stood trial for manta] commit the crime is the perpetrator's penis. and papers. mailing cards and decorating, shopping and traveling My mind ence when my senor clas The earlier acquittal of Mr. Hobbit bulges and my sanity mechanism kicks in -- SLOW DOWN Try to take one day rape and was acquitted by a jury. That is The United Parcel Sei case. So, at a time, for that matter, one hour at a time dunng the last few weeks of this not to say that John Wayne did not rape will not he figured into his wife's liver it to my room in ' and then I had to semester his wife, only that a jury found him not in essence, she may still claim self-de- times, if I could just convince a few other people to do the same so they don't in Brewer to pick up my Now guilty. fense. end up stressing me out with their own list of things to do also when I found out wl Any trial lawyer worth more than a If she had been raped, she feasibly care constantly asking people to hurry up with their decisions and expecting This was even more f could fear being raped again. The dismem- people to has e a plan Have you noticed how everyone asks,"What are you going grain of salt will attest to the unpredictable had no idea where the Un was a to do after school". We are expected to have some answer Probably g5 percent of nature of a jury. Perhaps they felt John berment of her husband's penis was. and I had to call for than what we it The gi the time we are wrong and end up doing something a little different Wayne had suffered enough for his crime preventive measure, to say the least. before I found have liked Wouldn't it he nice if people took some of the pressure off and have a car, and (211 had would and no punishment they could administer If this had been a crime involving a gun just asked. "So, do you like what you're doing nght now Thursday I went to pick r would he more justice than dismember- and Mrs. Bobbin had removed that gun I would have loved to have had the courage to turn to the little girl and say . sure only a few residents her assailant, then she wouldn't be "You hase the rest of your life to do anything you want Don't get so worried and ment, despite the fact the appendage in from on either or both points. Uptight now because you'll have a stroke by, the time you're lg " question was reattached Maybe, a major- facing charges. She would he facing praise. also I didn't want to I didn't partly because it would've embarrassed her and ity of the jury didn't feel that a man could By analogy. Mrs. Bobbin's act was nothing •Maine Vocals admit Id been eavesdropping ii blame it on the journalist's curiosity.) Plus, who, rape his wife, simply because they were more than disarming her assailant. at that age would have paid any attention to any ads ice an adult gase them. married. Or, perhaps even still, they' truly What then is the difference.' None especially advice from a stranger? IMP; Staten At least the episode proved to he a reminder to me that most of the things we belie% ed John Wayne was innocent worry about seem to work themselves out over the year% Why should we waste time being stressed or consumed with anticipation' We should enjoy what we've • Wishes To the Editor: got and who we are now because soon. it will only he distant memory Bonnie Sinu-ock is a senior English major from Exeter, Maine In response to Jeffrey Rationally shootfor the moon NO% . 19: Nyren writes, "1 am for, you this is what you've Be careful of what you wish If you realize jected to all of these lib to might just get it. How many' times have done, you try to play catch-up, trying nothing hut force their 1 Campus which is just an anchor on Maine 1Iy; build back what was lost, and act as The Seems : you heard this admonition? -1 ant turd of being • if you're wishing for something, you unnecessan labor. Editor: Mike McLaughlin Ny-ren's egiventrit-isin ice must want it. Often, a hit of perspective at various Manager: Scott M. Santoro liberal political activity Business off rash Wishes are powerful things. when stages of the game can help head of' n N1anaging Editor: Bonnie Simcock done to him, instead made seriously, one can actually cause actions, thereby- saving yourself grief. despite hint These lihera %%I. Business Manager: Jeff Leclerc wishes to come true. If You want some- and maybe helping you to get what you enjoying their First Amen as Mr ! Matt Vs ukenheiser I ts Editor IA' I ie.inna 1. Partridge. Arts Editor thing had enough, you will make it hap- actually- need. same community lot Mu hael T,mherlake. Prod Manager don't show up on his lay (ill Berryman irity lahtor pen Dedication loan idea or concept. the Or want. (lad Finn. Sports 1.xlitor John Schnauck. Director Sales tor whales while he stain of' randomnl% setting your John Black, Act Sports Editor Justin I allarge Ad Manager strength to see a plan through and the Instead porch shaking a rake rub Ad Manager things Karla Stansbury. Vol Cooed Chnstine Bigney, illpower to meet your goals are a per- sights, take a hit of time, think more subjected to liberal RU Guy. Network Manager Tim Boyd. Photo Mail( son's means of wish- tullitlment through before pouring your energies tested to his anvil/US natl. !Jana Gray. Opinion !Atm ItIour Kneeland. Advisor Many times, however, we get what into something you may abandon publwati.m. Is printed at The filrwvorth fly Maw Campiti. a TIM prI14-11 student we wish for and get scared. Maybe you If you truly find an admirable and Areencom Filswiirth, Maine Its .ifkes an lrsalai at Suite 7.5, 5741 lord liall,I'Marne, 12'0 Spats panic, beginning to hack-peddle. throw- desirable goal, do all you can to attain it or,MO, MI., 64469 5-41 Teirplwilir nuntherw: Newsroom. SRI 12hg. 1. 14htor it I 261. Photo, .0Si. Production. :267. City [Atm. 1270. hfitor. 127 Managing ing away all that IN good in your life, all Once you're there, however, realize i. 1272 Advertising 1271 l'a‘ I .7'4 411 12" Business Manager subscriptirwislaccourits that you wanted. w ished (or and worked Don't he foolish realize what you've Ifed 4/I nvht, r• urn ../.1 ,ftifrnal, herein t)/9'.14 'tire Marne( unIrts .rthero‘ise toward got before its gone MAW I he Maine Campus, Monday, November 29, 1993 ResponsePage

•Future police/fire facility An unsitely location given a little consideration it council, the real tension that exists is between game preserve. It is obvious to everyone that good idea, with the current budget crisis o the Editor town and the students Making five or 10 fire truck sirens on seems that we should be receiving real com- the the effect of police and worth per year just doesn't people happy with each other is hardly of the leasing of the wildlife in this preserve will not be a pensation One dollar The important issue to II OM plus students. Hutchinson is sound like fair market value to me! the loss "Cabin's Field" to the town of Orono for the good one Finally. President a result of the The town of Orono does need a new policy facility proposing that this lease will improve rela- Thirdly. I believe that as purpose of building a new police/fire do not, and should not he placement of this facility, the game preserve station but they town has been almost completely tions between the town and the university. for the is obvi- putting it on our university novelty, it's as Now the dispute: There are several major will cease to exist. This conclusion ignored by the media and totally sidestepped I urge you all, bird ous and needs no explanation simple as that Please, administration. problems with this action. For one, this is by the opinion that watchers, rugby players and tuition-paying is located be- university property owned by a state univer- As to President Hutchinson's First the facts: 'The land alike, stand up for your rights and is paid for by tuition this will improve relations. I feel that this is students tween Park Street and the Rangely Road sity. and its upkeep do something false, hut that a police station atioss stop kiting the administration Second, the lease would money It should he reserved for university not only entrance to campus. several that is not in your hest interests Contact me, was once proposed that this land be from Geddys, Park Place. and near he of university land to the town of(hono use. It the president's office, other student apartments, will make relations the board of trustees, a fee of SI, yes SI, per year made into a park by a joint !ffort with the for 99 years at the Orono or contact the Orono town council and tell to This would he an excellent alternative much weve The tension between Thirdly, the town wants this land in order town about this proposal police and these residents would he tremen- them how you feel build a new Public Safety building because to the current proposal by some stretch of the imag- dous. Although this proposal may make some the one currently in use is not only too small Next,even if Jennifer Perkins top level administration executives and the Fourth, a few hundred ination the students and others who are con- Orono but also in disrepair with the town issue, did think it was a board of tmstees all chummy ands behind the proposed location there is a cerned with this •Mail system •Student Government Resident consideration part of cuts The use of to the resi- they're not in to sign for do a better job of attending To the Editor: inconvenience if dents' needs chyperbulle' a package many residents esentual- None of this inconvenience would he Even though I recently had an interesting experi- com- still had parcel drop ly move off campus and become To the Editor when my senor class ring arrived_ necessary if UMaine ence maters. I believe the university's First Parcel Service tried to de- points on campus The United requirement obliges the You reported on Wednesday, Nov. 17, Sometimes, it seems the university ad- Year Residency liver it to my room in York Hall three defend when university to not neglect residents' needs, that Collin Worster had vowed to to go to their depot ministration forgets about students times, and then I had some people. like my - free speech rights of the Maine Vo- comes time to make cutbacks. The elim- especially since the in Brewer to pick up my ring (which was it ?? United Par- self, remain in the dorms after their first cals -to the death." To the death out what it was). ination of the drop points for also when I found Come on, Collin -- don't you think just such a decision. The faculty year This was even more fun considering I cel is just a are com- The elimination of parcel drops makes that's carrying political hyperbole Parcel depot isn't inconsenienced, it is Nor had no idea where the United university is deliberately far? And Student Government won- since their packages go to their one think the little was, and I had to call for directions twice muters. seriously... for a great- ignoring residents, and one has to won- ders why nobody takes it The good new is ill homes, and they're accounting before I found it. what's next. er proponion of the student body Who der base a car, and (2) I had no classes on the Michael Bush up m cares about residents' Yet the adminis- Thursday I went to pick my parcel Michael J. Gallagher Estabrooke Hall tration should care, whether residents' sure only a few residents can say the same Student lot of cars or not, the administration should on either or both points, and face 3 hoe •Maine Vocals Statement of oppostion subject to criticism their lib- Here Mr. Nyren contradicts himself Since liberal clubs . " The who do nothing but force " all of these is, by definition, an advocacy To the Editor eral ideas on us..." An amazing passage. liberalism word "these" is interesting, as if the sun- refer to passage is "us "Here of political change, it is ironic to liberal groups are before The key word in this Nyren's letter of dry entirety a as an "anchor." In Mr_ Nyren's world. In response to Jeffrey sit- Mr. Nyren shows us his scarred, naked this him as he writes (perhaps basing that keeps the No'. 19. and we are. presum- the "anchor," the weight that on his lawn). But more soul_ He is an -us.- "I am tired of being sub- in for whales boat from straying, is a good thing Per- Nyren writes, which ably, a -them." Rather than corsider the who do interesting is the word "liberal," say "(these liberal jected to all of these liberal club', that must make up a society. Mr. haps he means to to define The only group he men- virriety but force their liberal ideas on us he fails all groups) act as a motor on society, leading nothing a political Nyren assumes he's an "us- hero, and tions. Maine Vocals, embraces and treacherous waters," and act as an anchor on society." different from him a -them" ene- us into dark ideology that is (if you knew what the people am tired of being subjesed to " Mr society. which would base been poetic though of parroting Lim- my He assumes that he defines curious lie perceives words mean, instead true .. and at least illus- Nyren's egocentric-ism is The and that everyone else is as he say% later) not necessarily being baugh rhetoric) quite conservative. of his own politi- liberal political activity as something - or extra -societal baggage This trate an understanding legalization of drugs, a political platform "a burden, done to him, instead of near him, ix perhaps by the word "force" What cal beliefs opposes government intrusion, is is also implied liberal groups are merely that The rest of Mr Nyren's letter continues despite him l'hew organiza- "force" is Mr Nyren speaking of" This in the common to such conservative vein. but the lead-in. er(oy mg their First Amendment nghts the mere existence of elements in much the same the Libertarian Party . and rare "force" is Mt Nyren I'm sure they tions as The wrought with ignorance, paranoia, and hate. same community as or Communists, alien to his private parochial world have a sit-in among. say, Democrats all don't show up on his lawn and of Fascism implicit in this passage says it Mr Nyren's complaints against "liberal seed tor whales while he stands helplessly on the including Mr becomes immediately suspect should terrify everyone. at them Mr Nyren is no groups" Kun Scaletta porch shaking a rake doesn't know. Nyren himself. are suh- when we realize that he Graduate student more suhiected to liberals than they .and act as an anchor on society " beans about political terminolop " tected i. his anx1011, nausea Send letters to: Letters ti, the Fsditor: 044459-S'43 %faint Campus Suite 7A, 5-43 Lord Hall, Orono, ME The and libel. to edit all submissions on the basis of length, taste 77n• Maine Campus reserves the right Letters should be no longer than 250 words. The Maine Campus, I': The Maine Campus, Monday, November 29, 1993 Your Your Daily r Horos4 EntertainmentP Horoscope earl Paul t1.11111 For Tuesday, No Mike Smith For Monday, November 29 Step up to the Mike By IF TODAY IS YOU IF TODAY IS YOUR HUH IIDAY: Known as a straight-she C.A.4E oc OC "NE_ to ti uST !:)1,I, You've an aura around you that tends to draw ways be counted on wERE Gr-DtirS„ EiLisai! wad,T KA- To W-AITIoW 111.147 attention Whether it's simply how it. And while you appre( IJAS C BE V‘Sirl410. Cat"Y.S everyone's bNit. yva Liastvro&D. you carry yourself, something in your eyes or directness, you also ha Cro are the way you dress, you have a commanding ee for subtlety and ....=.T.S‘tC.- OR when needed An as 'AWE. presence. While you consider yourself to he tact more direct and uncomplicated, there is neverthe et. you are much sr less something in your nature that many peo- you choose to appear ple find intriguing, even mysterious. negotiator with a carefull tact ARIES (March 21 - April 19): Body. ‘, GEM', 'S RATRcoaa,mr-vcs's5'-364k.uo_, language and tone of voice are more impor- ARIES (March 21 - of tant than words right now. It's not what you the most of a period task! can hut how you say it that counts Be clanty by taking on Yc careful not to lead others on. dated you in the past Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson what you can accomplish TAURUS (April 20 • May 20): Run- (April 20 - P.!? I NAVENT .sc NOW tAJCN ning yourself ragged will not get things TAURUS orlem . 11 Fitii5NED My DO IOU ---1)S-MLAVE done any faster Take the time to get your ix not a Mortal HAVE TO 00 7 to WRITE to new del PAPER FOR SCAM_ prionties straight the first time What is it tittle to adjust ! I Nat) job or at home but the b, WORE TIAIE that you really want' (May 21 GEMINI(May 21 • June 20): The Lu- GEMINI connect with p nar eclipse in Gemini hnngs about the flow - seen) to meaning(' enng of all your recent efforts All the time deeper. more good rap and energy you've invested pays off big. open mind and Take ads antage of the situation bend your way 21 CANCER (June 21 - July 22): Major CANCER 1June doe! events in your life are successfully con- communication just to st cluded. Dreams contain important messag- take an extra effort loved Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson es Creativity runs high. Gambles are win- close friends and ners, so don't he afraid to play the looery. worth it I WASNI 'IN MEAN t Ts EU TPAE AND NEU. FIRST VOWS AND I LE() (July 23 - A IN WENT EVEN STARTS() INVENIED ID CCKSVitiVID EXPECTiNG LEO 1Juts 23 - Aug. 22): An issue in- about a huddin WtoTiNG *alit PAPER FOR TIAINIciNG CAP ttmt TO GET voicing an old fnend reaches a satisfying thoughts AutitTED Giv •5(a."VW Naali. 40U AuGNENTED IAN BRAM 50 conclusion Also, sex is wonderful now, hut are to he expected. VEEN POING ALI. EVENING 7 I (MIX Tlitta UP A GOOD 50 SOON adjust A quick reversal ToPic. 44) TAW WE DREW your partner maay he unusually possessive -- ILLUSTRAT or -r (Aug. 23 - ‘'IRGO (Aug. 23 • Sept 22): Your VIRGO require a del professional efforts get a nice push from politics need to ph unseen forces dunng the Lunar eclipse Your There's no emf, what's really needed is recent efforts have not gone unnoticed Bask in the glory 1.111RA (Sept. L1 in life A n 1.111R A 1 Sept. 23 • Oct. 22): A sudden, good things nature col, magical encounter takes your breath away and beauty depth S FoxTrot by Bill Amend Be careful, though. as this is a day of ro- nchness and mantic illusions and high emotional risks good ToAloRRaafS Tii,ANKSEAViNei tE I DoN T 2. STARVE:Y/5W SCORPIO(Oct 23 • Now. 21): Venus SCORPIO Oct. ToDAY, lu. NEVER BE ARLE de forces are working Tc EAT lb conjunct Pluto in Scorpio intensifies emo- or resp hIELPWE6' valor'S TIE Rare tional involvements Love and sex are very increase in pay not to luck hut rather I JoST EIENW5 revs arding. but hew are of jealousy and mind WiStt iT ERABLE RIOAT games places WERE A 3057 So You CAN LITTLE EAT Toc Moral AND SAGITTARIUS N EASIER BE MISERABLE SAGITTARIUS i NoY. 22 - Dec. 21): A have mot complicated personal issue is finally re- You actually real,ze What may seer solved While the result is not exactly as issue Is really mad you wanted, at least done Work on %what. ot gray making more opportunities in your life CAPRICORN 1)11 by Bill Amend CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19): All FoxTrot job we) the hard work you've put into your .joh and satisfaction of a of November a certain I ARE WE DADErr THIS ,5 EVIDENTLT, Vou'VE NEVER Dies working relationships pays off as the month your abilities has paid REAC1' Te -HANKSeiortNe, RE AchIED Fe* THE masHEC oN THE LoRD... cs inds down Fnends play an important role PoTAT0E5 ST "HE SAME -0exty ROMMMBLE.?./ 407 A BOX IA* once again MA7C.11 Twit Sic, PETER AQUARIUS (Jan. ,u-ge of pure creative 1 1101 ARIL'S i Jan. 20 • Feb. 10): Every - alums thing just seems to fall into place A le-c- pla Vik sheer h forward in your career A breakthrough w • are in a stair 01 our parents A great time Inc a wedding PISCES (Feb. 19 Isni everything, hut it PISCES (Feb. 19 - March 20o: ting other stuff becoming overextended There are othe7s all the make nearby who are willing to take up come i:alcuiated risk to your hurden All vou need to do is adl The Maine Campus, Monday, November 29, 1993 13 1993 Your Daily Horoscope arsr---trirevtlpaul Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU For Tuesday, November 30

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• Calling all artists—please send in your poetry, Place short stories, sketches and photos. We'd love to attnhuted to Desk) Rynnir Call 581-1270 for more information. ArtsForum print them! in the portrait is beyond des intense look. not quite Sta and )et not gazing into in the line # MCA review emotion present What's his eyes, hut the emoticvn annhuted has the same expression in new on Maine in to away dances face Tucked Ancient India the hand comer of the frame is By Deanna L. Partridge the arts Staff Writer scene? The performing arts troupe Bharata Kalanjali brought "Sanghamitra." the clas- In the Near Future: iiical dance drama from India to the Maine Center of the Arts Monday . Nov. 22, to a Comedy: "Women and Comedy," relati% ely small but enthusiastic audience. live and c ideo performances csith com- Founded hs the husband and sue team mentary and discussion bs Sandra Har- of V P and Shanta Dhanan i as ans., the troupe dy and CMaine theater students, part of Performed the two-and-a-half hour dance to the Women in the Curriculum Lunch the tune of a Ilse traditional orchestra Flute. series. Tuesday. Nov. 30, 12:15 p.m iolin, chenda. tabla. mridangam and voice Bangor Lounges,Memorial Union.Free Accompanied the dancers in bright costumes Film: And the Rand Played O' and as the told the story of Ashoka the offered by Peer Educators as part of Great and India's con% ersion to Buddhism U!slaine s World AIDS Day observance. When Ashoka ascended the throne in 2R6 Wednesday. Dec 1.7 p.m For location C . his empire included most 01 the Indian and admission information. call 581- suhrorntinent and stretched up to Central Asia 4194 Seeking to gain control over the entire sub. Christmas Music: "The Nutcrack• ointment, he invaded the kingdom of Kahn- er, presented Icy the Bango-Symphony ga The price of his victors w as death and Orchestra and the Robinson Ballet The- destruction to thousands of people atre. Friday, Dec. 3 at 7:30 p m., Satur- The drama begins with dancing courte- day . Dec. 4 at 2 and 7:30 p m.. and sans praising the glors of their emperor as Sunday-. Dec 5 at '3 p m. Maince Center Ashoka returns fmrn defeating the neigh. for the Am Admission fee boring kingdom Opera Mask.: "Opera Scenes Per- The stage is set with a feu props. includ- formance." part of the Department of thg a throne under a red umbrella Evers. Music performance series. Saturday thing is bathed in a gold light Pillars stand Dec 4. 7 p rri Pas-dhoti -Theater in an entry to the palace as a walk-through Junior Recital: Saxophonist Tom backdrop Kipfer. Saturday. Dec. 4. 2 p.m.. 120 .Ashoka. attired in gold vi ith heads and Lord Hall Free bobbles around his neck.ca!ls for his daugh- Junior Recital: Baraone Peter Jal- ter Meghaveni. whom he hasn't seen since +v,SiiT717112 , Dec 4.4 30 r in.. 120 she sias a soung child He offers her the Lord Hall Free spoils of his sectors. boasts about the war and praises her beauty all at the safTe. time On-going arts and instead of being flattered, the daughter is entertainment: appalled and tells her father that she thinks he is hasicall a horrible monster

.Senae of Place.- 3 UNiame Mu- They argue with ,Ashoka defending his seum of Art exhibit. Nov 4-Jan 17. actions as the duty of a king and his daugh- The dancers concentrate on every movement front their eyes to their finger- Hauck Auditorium Gallery . Niemorial tips in this classic dance drama from India (Jewett photo) See SANIGHAMITRA on page 16 Union -Culture Feu," A UMaine Museum of Art exhibit. through Ian. 3 Fogler •Art review yeo.ator art at it‘ Library exhibition cases. "haat Images. Theo Life Through Their Art.' a Hudson Museum exhibit Alumnae create their own place of conisilaiittrary Inuit prints and Can - ings. pmvicies a Ins* at the charges in By Deanna L Partridge lbeS is plasec: out the latest exhibit to grace cations ;amiil. hnings into the life of a woma traditional life and the political. %octet] one continues to innate Staff Werner the walls of the Hauck Gallery arms HON pursue (.etivshileg PG •I and economic issues that face Inuit peo- "A Sense of Place." %twits try Bonny Na- creativity while balancing the check hook and Addams Family V ple today , through March 13, Maine The growth ‘rt foul I n:,t-rs.1: ot Maine son. Susan Dexter Camp. Karola Brywnt and burping the haby detailed in heautifi: ' 4 00 - 00 9 20 Center for the Arts. alumnae from students int.- women 'a ith fam- Lisa lima, embodies the concept of the impli- ings. collages and V. I vrt, of mixed mieo Surf Ninias G •12 "The Best of Center for Creatiw Nason's contnhution in the exhibit co• Nightmare XMai imaging." a UM;une Museum of Art sras of etchings framed in white witoticit 4 45 6 50 0 00 exhibit through Dec 6 at the Carnegie boxes with glass coven Man of the frames Rev. eriy Gallen . Carnegie Hall are quite deep and the etchings are propped Leak Who's Tahiti -Map, in Black and White a forward The suhrects are family and mend'. Mans Rest Friend 30 9 45 UMaine Museum of Art ex hibit,Oct 14- Her Jim two worts in the collection are Mrs Doutitfirt PC Gallery.. Memo- -white Dec 1. Hole in the Wall black-and setf-pretrain etched on 11/20 rial Union soma. She uses a cornhmation of !mit- • ny Luck Club R • "Campu, Pastirampto Future Cre- mg lines coupled with innuili C.arlitn't Way R •1 anng onmunTh...an Institutional Plan- A mini collection of seventi portrait, ,., CA10i Rowing,PG ning exhibit through early fall. Alumni wine, the frames ma's-slue etching hut also Life R •12 3.S Hall employe, an.'us colors in the pieces The Three Musketeers "The ,4 Onside. an exhibit of work s cokes are striking. not unpleasant at all, hut - 20 9 50 •\ & by survivors of childhood sexual abuse striking nonceahle hecaus,e their teubque eur,12, 1/4.11,1k1 on display in the 1751aine Museum (it shade, Pink blue peach. hurgundy and greet, An, Carnegie Hail. through January highlight the background w the clothing til TGIF Music. every Friday. noon. each of these nny figures. hnngeng to life the Bangor Lounge, Union peortle they represent Movies from India every Monday. A larger etching titled -David," is p m.. 101 Neville bar 6:30 A new version of the same old meal PI' (Boyd photo.) See PLACE on page 15 The Maine Campus, Monday, November 29, 1993 15

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attributed to Das id Rynning The expression the face in a different coloring, a nice touch manner, one is conln sued with 'Motherhood he horizontal in construction in the portrait is beyond descnpuon. It's a very -Mario- is the only divergent piece of .4sIlage r and"MotherhoodCollage EU'which The acrylic "Off Georgetown- employs intense look, not quite staring at something Nason's contributions Moving away from combine the talents of Karol a Bry ant and I Asa soft colors in Bnta's horizontal pattern to paint MEM and yet not gazing into nothing There is masonite, this etching is a black -and-white Bnta in a mixed-media effort. an image of green ground against the lightest en (ion present in the lines of his face and in portrait like the self-portraits that began the The two pieces are great ensembles of all of blue MM.'S "From the Kitchen Window.- is his eyes, but the emotion depicted is not clear selections The surprise is that it appears as a the refngerator art done in school as chil- a similar acry lic in that it uses the kind of colors "Bruce- co-attributeilto Bruce('rownoser, small square in the midst of a larger metal dren. There are bunnies, unicorns and cut- that only some in chalk It is MOM grounded in has the same expression in the eyes but not in sheet, three-fourths of which is a larger etch- outs of hands. Bright and wonderful colors earth than itS tx)mpanion, however, with great the face Tucked away in the bottom right ing. bend to express the free and unpolluted trees stretching tow ani the sky hand corner of the frame is a triangular slate of Moving along the walls in a clockwise spint of creativity found in the innocence of Bryant's pieces are quite unique and ex- children . plore different styles and themes Her contri- The second collage appears more matured butions begin with a collection of etchings of than the first, a little more structured. It does -Statia," a small child. From there Bryant not employ as much sweeping color, except explores feminism and the reality of women in for a fluorescent pink hand The popcicle stick worts such as -Feminism Symbol- and -Sleep- tree house is an interesting touch ing Eve,- a woodcut in tan, rust and olive It's ironic in a sense how all those arts and colors that develops from simple and yet al the craft periods in elementary school can evolve came time intricate patterns. into a mixed-tnedia form hanging in the hall- Moving into the last set of contributions way of a university Thes.e collages belong find Bryant teuting up with Susan Dexter here perhaps even more than anywhere else. Camp this time for a reworking of the -Sleep- The wort'. have a good feel about them.Some- ing Eve" piece Here, the work has been re- thing grounding, almost. done on paper with the touch of tattered edges Brita's individual contyibution to the ex- and glittery color'. The duel effort of -Sitting hibit consists of -Five Works from Shore- Eve- is done in a similar manner. work Redone,- a mixed-media presentation Camp's worts are done not merely with utilizing pieces of painted paper torn in strips paper. but with a beautiful transformation of and a shredded map,and two additional acry - her chosen medium Figures entwine together

ICC on paper on a bed in gorgeous purple. blue. cranberry Although the works are nothing more or and gold,sheets of is y leaves in gold and other less than compilations of color, they lend colors tempt one to believe they are made of themselves to he scenes in the viewer's mind. fabric and not paper. three-dimensional dogs Hs example, the first is like a sandy desert; are captured in sculpture form. and "I think when-as, the second looks more like an ocean I'm a Housewife 01 and 12- bong new mean- with water of blue and teal The brown pre- into the phrase T V dinner dominant in the third piece is reminiscent of Together these four former students have rid( soil, and the fourth has a blue and purple created a oillecnon about themselves as much sky that calls out ramie The fifth is again a as it is about the changes studem can expect to Joining of earth and sky but even deeper so face, and may-he even ernoy try... too. than the pieces before it All the works tend to leave ',Maine AMEN\ 0, UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE

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.611101M1====31116161111MM •Realist art Super realist style strives to be picture perfect Sp( By Deanna L. Partridge sty le points out is so common that most Staff Writer people really don't notice it's there until an artist points it out. The Cat The I 964 is ...DA the nse of the super The corner grocery store simply looks realist in the art world Contrasted with the like the corner grocery store until it becomes Sports 1 contemporary popular culture artists who a silk-screen. Suddenly, all the advertise- %ere mass producing art in comic book ments in the window are filled with won- style. the super realists aimed for a more drous colors The fruits and segetables are a mirrored reflection of the art in every-day. compilation of unique shapes that seem to lite. This is what the exhibit -Cityscapes" is cooperate despite their oddity in order to all about. remain in a delicate pile instead of tumbling SCOTTSDALE, A Often using photographs as a beginning to the floor. Every gumball in the gumball California man said po nt. super realists created still images of machine is exquisite in its individuality. punched him at the SAM commonplace scenes and objects The art- The irony lies in that this wonderful, lob where another man ists attempted to remose all of their individ- beautiful piece of artwork is what the corner Suns forward punched ual ty from the pieces in trade for a techni- grocery store really looks like. You could ago. cally perfect reproduction of reality The walk there right now and see it for yourself Keith Stimson,25, to works '.ere intended to be scenes that made floss ou feel ss hen y ou look at the piece has about the first incident, r articular statement in and of themselves. nothing to do ss ith any mood or ambiance niled by police to be unf that didn't seek to capture a moment or some artist painted in there — it's only how Keeley said. feel ng you feel about %hat you see, about reality. Stimson. of Hermo Itespite the intention, every person has a Noel Mahaffy's silk-screen of a night in told police the NBA's Clear lines and a true-to-life image reflect realist style (Boyd photo.) pen.-sption of the w ay things are or the w ay Times Square captures the glow of neon on Player hit him in the mo they should be Accordingly . although the a girlie street The colors are iridescent Keeley said works were created specifically without a while bathed in the artificial light, but un- Even in the coldness of steel, without trace of images, well worth taking the time to find However, bar pent narr. e function, each viewer brought a derneath the grit and dirt of the street is still of emotion, one finds a personal reaction, in the hallway in Folger Library between the that Stimson and two certa n perspectise to the exhibit with them there. 'Cityscapes- is a wonderful .:ollection circulation desk and the reference c' !dr_ been bothering Bartle L Yoking at the works in that sense. they "Bridgehampton.- by Anne Besser. uses was with. Bouncers ref succe eded in capturing the starkness of real- reality to accentuate the dichotomy or real- ing Stimson and his con ity. h cause reality is what every individual ity. Hookers stand on the sidewalk in front Sanghamitra from page 14 before ejecting Stimsor perce Yes it to be of the icecream parlor and eatery Every- While bat personne Si.per realism highlights specific build- thing is drab in this piece. like an osercast ter insists that human life is more pre- all the celebration, she denounces her saw Barkley and Shins. ings. people or cars, for example When the day or a washed-up town cious than the material gains or duty of a father as not the Great Giver at al' It reported seeing Bartley subjects are detached from their usual role Reflectise matenal in the silk-screen adds king. seems that in order to be worthy of such iwines'. said Barkley gn as background information. they become to the complex lines and metallic and glass Confused and hurt, Ashoka throw cc' a title, it is necessary to give away as en the shirt, according to 1 curiots and interesting Muth of what this representation in "Building Reflection maim out of the palace. The first scene one's most prized possession. In As1 o- Police are investiga ends with Ashoka alone in a spotlight on ka's case, this means he must give up ,iis which Stimson report an other Wise dark -tage Different voices daughter. Stic% • s parking lot, Ke badger him as different colored stage lights Ashok.' refuses to part with Meghave- flash and instruments clatter and clash. ni until a voice thunders from the heavens Peter Ferraro, The presentation of inner turmoil ss as ex- "Give away your daughter to the Sang. cellently executed with the nunitr.um of ham..' Snow,lead le technical effects or props One really can't refuse the commands past canada As the second scene begins, a less than of thundering voices from the heavens, so 18 Mill St.•Orono•Mainee866-3550 decorated Ashoka is slumped over what Ashoka consents for his daughter to go ATERLOO. Ont was once his throne A concerned with the monks to the Ssuigham. the Holy Campbell and Unisers We deliver seven nights a week. Meghaveni calls for the assistance of a Order Peter Fen-ano best gc Sun-Thurs. -pm-1 1 pm Fri & Sat 7prn- 1 ani monk who comes to speak to the king The dance concludes with Ashoka be- Legace with shots in a The monk is dressed in a bnght oraage stowing an orange robe upon his daughter the United States a 4-3e robe that almost glows in the dim stage as she assumes the name Sanghamitra and victory over Canada Sandwiches lighting. Speaktng the teachings of Bud- leaves for Sri Lanka with the monks U.S.goaltender Gar White Whcat 6- Foot dha, the monk magically transitions the instead of being sad, this turn of eventt Black Bear standout, imp ( OMR() AG 317 — king into a new person. Ashot a becomes is met with jubilation and more dancing shootout shots. srn 1TA teak ;TO...mm.1,23 ecstatic and calls for sculptors to construct because it signifies the ultimate act of The teams were ties 06 4 IS huge pillars all across the kingdom with giving on the behalf of Astioka. regulation Mark Beau 423 ins( ittions that teach about Buddha carved The troupe exited the stage, lead by the David Roberts scored f 4., SAP in them monk Martin Geraircat, Jas • A chanting the Buddhist mantras. The transformation in Ashoka is sr', It was great to see a performance at the Bnan Savage waxed 1 ../1 444 sudden and the scene gets confusing when MCA accorrrpanird by live music. The Olympians 328 44-4 the sculptors are called in. musicians not only played music, but also 286 4c1 Perhaps the hest choreography of the told the story of the dance and acted as the 286 4h,d11 02 2 86 41C performance ensued at this point. howev- voices for the characters The dancers also N. 1,161 FILLSE 158 : er. The sculptors, a group of male dancers. interacted with the musicians by assisting .4.12hiplili 41 - worked in unison to create these pillars in the creation of the acore. Each dancer PORTLAND, Mail \ SALAD 4.1 VO-1,11- M.• 3 When people came upon the pillars. the wore an anklet of hells whkh jingled with 05,2 106 third-period goals by I peic.a. fiehIat 'al,'- • male dancers assumed the pose of the es-cry step they took. Accordingly. every tin Jiranek and Jeff Ne columns, working as a multi-person aculp- step was orchestrated to produce 3 certain close game and gave th mre themselves sound at a certain moment. hot rcPPer an 8-3 win over the S1 The first scene of the second act de- Also interesting about the rx- 4all-/PcPra mustard on Saturday. smell! rcts the transformation to nonslolencv of was the precision of every. movement. Not Portlimd g the pet Tile throughout the nation The monk filled with leaps. spins and jumps like one ending performance fir in his glowing orange rate appears in two might expect from an American ballet or -44 medium 1 OS tart 1 16 set up its 1 1 th home vie .4., 4: pastoral episodes. a*ays accompanied dance performance,the an of Indian dance Dane made 31 saves to by a particular mantra is found in the meticulousness of every field(8-10-3) its 'event -r The final scene begins very similar to movement of the eyes or the hands Portland led 2-0 aft Buy one S1.00 OFF footlong the start of the dance, with celebrations, The fluidity with which the dancers on pcwerplay goals by get one FREE dawn g and rejoicing The king's subjects moved their hands and the direcmess of and Slaney, a defense' or $.50 OFF 6" sub along sith the monks praise Ashoka in the their expressions demonstrated a great the night with three gr try any footlong sub and any sizz Great ;Ivan for the changes he has made in range of c,antroi and discipline The Pirates made Strt rsts 07th it" "other ,rffe-r, soda and get a sub FREE. his kingdom Far be ond an interesting performance through High, mire p<,, sok the second pe The dans ing comes to an abrupt halt at the MCA. 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• RPI hands UMaine hockey second loss SportsNews • UMaine men's basketball drops opener to Bradley • Black Bear women's hoopsters sink BC The Campus •UMaine hockey Sports Tickor RPI beats Black Bears for Dexter fide By Chad Finn consecutive Dexter Hockey Classic cham- Black Bears Saturday night at Alfond Are- More allegations Sports Editor pionships na It was the first time since the 1987-88 Against Barkley Senior center Xavier Majic's tiehreak- season that the Black Bears' haven't won All RPI needed was a little bit of Majic to ing goal at the 13:44 mark of the third period the annual Dexter tournament SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- A halt the University of Maine's string of six propelled the Engineers to a 5-4 win over the RPI(5-3) advanced to the title game with California marl said Charles Barkley a 5-4 win over Bowling Green Friday, while Punched him at the same iv.)1 hall-night- the Black Bears (7-21 moved on after a (1-4 club where another man said the Phoenix win the University of Illinois-Chicago Suns forwaid punched him eight days But 1.1Maine coach Shawn Walsh wasn't ago. pleased with his team's effort versus the Keith Stimson,25, told police he knew Flames, perhaps foreshadowing UMaine's about the first inciiicat, which later was loss the following night ruled by police to be unfounded, Lt. Mike "I thought we played about I() minutes • Keeley said of hockey," Walsh said. "We didn't play Stimson. of Hennas& Beach, Calif., very well at all." told police the NBA's Most Valuable The Black Bears did come out fired up Player hit him in the mouth for no reason, Saturday though, and behind first-period Keeley said goals by junior Mike Latendresse and fresh- ind However, bar personnel told police man Barry Clukey, took an early 2-0 lead the that Stimson and two companions had Walsh lamented Friday that when his been bothering Barkley and people he team built a lead versus Illinois-Chicago, allow was with. Bouncers reported twice ask- they would start to play "fancy- and ing Stimson and his companions to leave its opponent hack into the game Black Bears did it again Saturday, 4 before ejecting Stimson, Keeley said. The to turn a 2- While bar personnel told police they giving up four unanswered goals 4-2 deficit RP1's Jell Bnck, ir saw: Barkley and Stimson talking, no one 0 lead into a Kelly Askew It reported seeing Bartley hit Stimson. One Tim Regan, Mike Dennis and antage ot a depleted uTmairve de- itness said Hartley grabbed Stimson by took ad' fense (regulars Jason Mansoff and Jason at the shirt, according to Keeley. Weinnch are injured. while Jeff Tory con- Police are investigating the incident, tinues io sit out while his eligibility is re- is which Stimson reported to police It1 to heat Black Bear goalie Blair Stias's parking lot, Keeley said. viewed) Allison ••• The Black Bear,. used their Boston Jun- is Peter Ferraro, Garth ior Bruins connection to even the Wore. Snow lead Team USA Freshmen Tim Lovell and Trevor Roenick on the Bruins last sea- Is Canada — teammates Junior pact son — each scored a goal to tie the sacra at 4-4 a WATERLOO. Ontario(AP) — Jim Campbell and University of Maine star But RPI goalie Neil Little, who heat out Peter Ferraro beat goaltender Manny former I, Maine goalie Garth Snow for sec- Legace with shots in a ahootout to give ond team AN-America honors last season, the United States a 4-3 exhibition hockey proved his mettle by stopping several late victory no er C'anadd Trevor Roenick of UMaine battles Mars Neil Little Saturday night (Boyd photo.) shots on his way to a 42-save performance US.goaltender Garth Snow,a former Black Bear standout, stopped all four •UMaine men's basketball shootout shots. •UMaine women's basketball if The teams were tied 3-3 at the end of regulation Mark Beaufort fer.ads and Bears drop David Roberts scored for the Americans UMaine knocks off BC,55-49 Jason Marshall and had to con- Martin Ger-Aron, By John Black sy Strong said. "We realize we Brian Savage scored for the Canadian guards and if we held them we opener, 72-60 Sports Writer tain their Olympians. would he able to get our offensive game PEORIA,Ill. (AP) — Freshman Antho- in his first collegiate In basketball, solid defense usually trans- going " ny Parker. playing game-high 20 points to lead lates into victories The Eagles didn't go quietly. how-ever, game, scored a University University of Maine women's has- as Joanie Gallagher nailed two three-point Bradley to a "1-60 win over the season opener Saturday kethall team. Aided by tremendous team field goals in the final minute to cut the of Maine in its to 51-49 It was the first season opening win for PORTLAND. Maine (AP) — Early defense, held the Boston College Eagles Black Bears lead Gallagher said the Braves since the 1987-88 season Is 'h-rd -period goals by John Showy, Mar- scoreless for 9-08 in the second half in '1 just wanted to score." wasn't thinking Marcus Pollard added 18 points frr- the tin Jiranek and Jeff Nelson broke open a mounting a FLO run and defeating the Ea- off her two late baskets 1 " Braves, who grabbed the lead. 19-16.orrone close game and gave the Portland Pirates gles. 55-49. in the season opener for both about who had the hot hand Guidi cemented the win with ofParker's five 1-pointers at 750of the first an 8-3 win over the Springfield Indiana schools Sunday afternoon at Alfred Arena Stephanie seconds left as she kept the hall on a halt Bradley never relinquished the lead on Saarday. 1 think they played a balanced game in nine Cathy Inglese three-on-none break and laved it in after that. leading 14-26 at halftime and by Portland (16-5-2' got a strop& 11944- certain instances." BC coach that led UMaine with 18 points and as much as 20 points in the second half ending performance front Byron Dafoe to said "We had combinations out there Guidt F,rin Corrals. added 12 and TMaine(0-11, which was led hs Deonte stl up its I 1 th home victory in 11 games we've never math used before The foul nine rebounds in the penalts after Rita Sullivan 10 points Hurses with 14 points, cut the Bradley lead Woe made 31 =WS to help hind Spring- situation early (BC was Gallagher was the only BC player in to 18-14 after 1 1-2 minutes of the second field(-1O-3) its seventh consecutive boss. just 558 in the first half) really got to us" double figures with 15 points half, hut that would he as close as the Black Portland led 2-0 after the first period After a turnaround jumper in the lane by 12 left in the "An outside game is great to have hut I Bears would come Another Parker 1-point- on powerplas goals by Kevin Kaminski Michele N'erotsks with 10 were shut out until Holly don't think you need it to win." Palombo er started a Bradley run ot 10 straight points and Slaney, a defemsenum who fkished contest, the Eagles said of her team's offense "You need de- Bradles was outrehounded in the contest it the night with three goals Porter scored with 1 -04 remaining working on fense and rebounding to win" 48-39 and hit just 16 of 14 from the foul line The Pirates made it 4-1 midway .* kit week long we've been man to man See UMAINF,SEATS SC The Braves. however, took advantage at thmugh the second period on scores by out intense defense, first on 'Maine guard Chri on page 19 Black Bear turnovers LK_ent !lulu and Chris Jensen then on matchim lone." I. 18 The Maine Campus. Monday, November 29, 1993 The Maine Campus, N

•College football •The Skins Game •NFL roundup Nebraska coach hopes to hook Stewart wins, Palmer blanked Hapless the big one; a By Bob Greene "I thought it was in.'' Palmer said after By Barry Wilner national title AP Golf Writer tapping in for birdie. AP football Writer LINCOLN, Neb. - Gone fishing. December for final exams Couples' downhill chip from 30 feet ran That's what Nebraska coach Tom Os- "I've gotten the feeling met the years PALM DESERT,('alif. (AP) Once some 20 feet beyond the pin and he had that 'Hie NI:l.'s biggest Kt borne did Sunday when his Comhuckers that running option football and petting in- again Payne Stewart won the Skins Game left to tie the hole match — and then sonic were virtually assured of a national champi- volved in something that requires a lot of and, once again, Fred Couples picked Ar- "It was like it was the easiest putt I ever The Cincinnati Benga onship showdown against Florida State in timing. that maybe a layoff isn't good," nold Palmer's pocket. had," Couples said after the putt caught the victory, the last team to di the Orange Bowl Osborne said Couples. Stewart and Paul Azinger all right lip and fell in Thanks to the misdeeds of While unbeaten Nebraska was ranked Nebraska ended its regular season Fri- hung hack,some 50 yards behind Palmer. in The ¶80,000 went forward. placing a Raiders, the Bengals. uh, No 2 in The Associated Press poll and No. day with a 21-7 victory- over Oklahoma the march up the fairway to the I 8th green at value of $120,1100 on the 16th. with a 16-10 win Sunday. I in the coalition poll a combination of West Virginia coach Don Nehlrn said the Bighorn (loll Club Sunday Stewart won it with a seven-iron ap- "We've been playing h the AP voters and the USA Today-CNN his team should get an Orange Bowl hid He They let the 64-year-old Palmer take the proach and a 15-foot putt Couples had a Klingler. who ran an offent coaches poll Osborne, who last week said the national championship game should bows alone before an applauding, cheering, chance to tie the hole, hut missed from about over the hall, while the Ra said he was tired of talking about rankings. match unbeaten teams whistling gallery.. on the final hole 10 feet nutting two turnovers in st was unavailable for comment. Osborne. 5-2 against the Seminoles, ap- But they didn't allow him anything else. Then, after the standing ovation from missing four field goals. •'He went out in the country to go fish- parently agrees with Nehlen Palmer. a late tournament replacement the gallery at the 18th and again with letdown with anybody. We ing. and I'm not sure exactly when he'll be Osborne thinks th3i in addition to a home- for John Daly., was shut out of money win- S80,000 on the line, Couples did it to Palm- closer and closer. We fina hack... Osborne's wife, Nancy.said by tele- state crowd. Florida State enjoys other ad- nings in the two-day. 18-hole, made-for- er again. The Bengals had been r phone vantages over Nebraska television event With A7inger in the water. Stewart off during their losing surak. T In the coalition poll. Nebraska held the 'Florida State usually takes their ex- "That's the way it goes," he said after the green and 60 feet away, and Couples critical mistakes to swing top spot. with Florida State second, just ams the second week of December, then Couples' 20-foot birdie putt matched Palm- looking at a 30- rooter. Palmer had it about other way. ahead of unbeaten West Virginia The top thes have one solid week where the% work er's tap-in, hal% ed the 15th hole and took 18 feet for birdie and appeared in control --- Until they met the Rait two teams in the coalition poll in next week • s hard,' Osborne said "Then they go home S80,0(10 from Palmer's eager grasp and set with the skin he needed to avoid the shutout "We Just didn't make final poll will play in the Orange Bowl on for three or four day s for Christmas, then up Stewan's SI 20,000 birdie on the 16th, there for the taking fensivel).'• coach An Shell New Year's Day for the national title they go to the howl site and have five or six the one that clinched his third consecutive Bu it wasn't to he hold onto the hall like wi Nebraska trailed Florida State in the AP practices victory in this event Couples made the 30-footer for birdie excuses — we didn't plai poll The Huskers were No 1 and West 'Our exam week is in the third week of On the pivotal 15th, a par 5, Palmer hit a "and that's the worst I've felt all year." he win" Virginia No 2 in the coaches' poll The December and OUT 1211SC Will come out of 3-wood second shot over water to the hank said Another slide ended St Seminoles were third in the coaches' poll exams and we ha% en't practiced much dur- in front of the green Palmer then missed. and Couples won :We phia edged Washingtc In the howl game. Osborne will he try ing ing exam week Couples had to play his second from an the hole, adding ¶$0,000 to his total of gles had lost six in a row to break a six game postreason losing streak ''Honda State has done well by taking a awkward lie on a mound in the right rough. $260.(10) In other games. it was A He said Saturday that his team will prac- week off here and there and it seems like With the hall sitting almost waist high. Coo' Stewart won S280,000. land 14; Green Bay 11. Tar tice at least twice a week before the howl their passing game doesn't seem to suffer pies lashed a two-iron 220 yards to the His first big strike of the day came on the ()deans 17. Minnesota I game instead of taking time off Previously . But people have often said if you run option fringe. "By far, the best shot I hit this 13th. where he dropped a 20-footer to win York Jets 6, New &giant'. Nebraska had taken up to 10 day Y. off fol- football and get away from it for any length week,•* he said. three skins worth $100.000. Later Sunday, it was r lowing the final regular season game. and an of time, it just seems like it doesn't COTt Palmer's 40-foot chip for an eagle broke A7inger, still hampered by a had hack, Buffalo at Kansas City Pt additional rise day s oft the third week in hack as quickly out of the hole at the last moment was shut out York Giants, San Francis geles Rams, and Pittsburg Bengal% 16, Raiders 1 Ac ('incinnati,Doug Pe field goals into a swirling ran 1 yard for a touch& Raiders penalty Los Au plagued by dropped pass kicker Jeff Jaeger's four r Jaeger. who had misse all season, hooked attempt 11 ards in the first half H IR yards and made a 44-) "It scents like in the ftni November "Steal Deals"! let things slip away," 1(1 day . we didn't... 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*NFL roundup Hapless Bengals finally win Rer By Barry Wilner Hubby Bnster finished a 75-yard drive AP Football Writer with a 2-yard 11)- pass to James Joseph with ran 46 seconds left at RFK Stadium, where there hat the NFL's biggest bunglers met their were 10,000 empty seats. match — and then sonic ''It was a long time coming . and it got ver The Cincinnati Bengals finally got a a little scary." Eagles coach Rich Kotite the victory, the last team to do so this season said. "But a win is a win, and you can't buy -Thanks to the misdeeds of the I .os Angeles something like that. g a Raiders, the Bengals, uh, improved to 1-10 Falcosts 17, Browns 14 Naha 16-10 win Sunday At Atlanta, Cleveland's free fall since ap- •'We've been play ing hard." said David Bernie Kosar was waived continued, even d a K ling ler, who ran an offense that didn't turn though Todd Philcox, his replacement, led a tier the ball, while the Raiders were corn comeback. lotting two turnovers in scoring range and Cle s-e land(5-6). losing its fourth straight. oni missing four field goals. "There's been no was down 17-0 But Philcos hit Mark Car- rith letdown with anybody. We've been getting ner for a 35-yard touchdown,then scored on m - closer and closer. We finally got one a 3-yard quarterback draw. The Bengals had been routed only twice It wasn't enough as the Falcons (5-6) off dun ng their losing streak. They made enough won their third in a row and fifth in six lea cntical mistakes to swing every game the games Bobby Hebert threw touchdowns of out other a!, 14 yards to Andre Rison and 8 to Mike Until they met the Raiders. Pritchard, and Norm Johnson kicked a 51- Out "We push didn't make enough plays of - s ard field goal. his 25th straight successful fensively coach Art Shell said "We didn't field goal ',old onto the hall like we should But no Packers 13, Buccaneers 10 die excuses - we didn't plias well enough to At Green Bay. Wis.. the Packers (7-4) Pie 'sin -' moved into a tie with Detroit for the NEC Another slide ended Sunday when Phil- Central lead with their sixth victory in seven

I, adelphia edged Washington 17-14. The Ea- games. Brett Fasee shook off a hard hit on of gles had lost six in a row the previous down and threw a 2-yard touch- In other games,it was Atlanta 17. Cleve- down pass to Sterling Sharpe with 1:16 left. UMaine's Chrissy Strong, shown playing defense versus the Riverside Club ;and 14,Green Bay 13, Tampa Has 10. Ness Tampa Bay (3-81 took a 10-6 lead with earlier this season, spearheaded a solid Black Bear defense versus EC Sunday the Orleans 17, Minnesota 14. and the New 7 33 to go when Craig Erickson hit Court- (Boyd photo.) vin l'ork Jets 6, New England 0 ney Hawkins with a 9-yard touchdown pass Liter Sunday, it was Denver at Seattle. But Green Ray went 75 yards in 15 plays UMaine beats BC from page 17 ck, Buffalo at Kansas City; Phoenix at the New "It was a great drive," Favre said "We had to after not moving the 'trek Giants; San Francisco at the Los An- did it when we The Eaglesjumped out to a 20-14 lead with sure that they showed.- UMaine coach geles Rams; and Putshurgh at Houston hall all day." 5 55 remaining in the first half but the Black Joanne Palombo said of her team -There Benials IC Raiders 10 Jets 6, Patriots 0 Bears stormed hack with an it-Onin capped off were certain things they had to do to get hack Foxboro, Mass,('ars: Blanchard's At Cincinnati. Doug Pelfrey kicked tiller At by Inch Ripton's jumper that gave ilitaine in the game and they executed it of 33 and 21 yards in a quagmire field goals into a swirling wind and E.ric Ball field goals the 22 20 lead with 2113 left in the half -We played together as a team When it to their fifth consec- ran 1 yard for a touchdown set up by a of a field lifted the Jets A Ripton free throw with :45 seconds to came down to it screens were sea the hall was Far and first shutout in 11 years_ Raiders penalty. Los Angeles 0+-51 was utive victory piss gave UMaine the 23-22 halftime lead rebounded, and we took care of the haskehall hadn't won five in a row plagued by dropped passes, penalties and New Yoft (7-41 Boston College opened up a 17-28 lead and that's a credit to the players on the floor" kicker JefT Jaegea's four misses since 1986 with 14:28 left in the game following a Black Bear Notes: gusting wind kept both offens- Jaeger. who had missed just three times Rain and Gallagher basket off a missed Cecilee Camp- • The Black Bears are off until Friday there were only all season, hooked attempts from 42,44 and es off-halance, although bell free throw when they host the [lead River Company Russell had a 3 1 s arils in the firat half. He also failed fmrn three turnovers and Leonard UMaine cut the lead to 39-36 with 10:35 Tip-Oft Classic rushing for New En- 01 yards and made a 44-sr arder career-high 147 yards remaining as Stacia Riatad converted two Northwestern State will play Arms at "It seems like in the fourth quarter. we've gland 1 - 101 free throws 6-00 followed by UMaine against Long Is- pitched a shutout in 'et things slip awas," Klingler said "To- 'I'm proud, we BC would enjoy its final lead when land University at 8700 p m to even stand up,'• ias, we didn't... weather where it's hard Verotsky gave the F,agles a 41-36 advantage The consolation and championship Eagles 17, Redskins 14 said Jets coach Bruce Coslet The win. UMaine'- first season in a games will he held Saturday the New York 20 A! Washington. after a 4-0 start the The Patriots got inside season opener since the 1990-91 season, • Inglese a as making her first appearance period, but a blocked field 1-agles went winless as iniuries ravaged the twice in the final avenged last season's opening game 80-65 at Alfond Arena as coach ofthe Eagles lnglese the Jets to sin neup Bin they found an opponent equally goal and a fumble enabled loss to the Eagles at Chestnut Hill. Mass was the head coach of the S-errnon! Cata- last year, rtclerrnanned in A-ashington, which fell to The Patriots, shut out three times "What I wa, most proud about was we mounts for seven seam including last sea- 10 points in four 2 9 under first-year coach Richie F'etithon, have scored fewer than were down nine at one point and the compo- son's North Atlanta' Conference C'harnprons -.- Redskins' worst start since 1063 games this season ..1.3M151 Free delivery to the Even 41. campus, Orono, t4e), Old Town area. Santa Knows et4VV .10 Monday 's Special. lE um can eat Mein-D". Day smart cookie Re a !Pt orriu 53.99 where to go for cool gift ideas. and callfor a 4-lively II Speeial IO%Off 10% Off Smart tin** dav 2.044. of+ order., all dati for Save 10% on Gift Certificates 866-3838 studentc,facuity and staff

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•World Cup skiing •Lett's blunder Stangasslilger secures slalom Johnson forgives Cowboys' By Mike Clark Stangassinger. A podium sweep appeared AP Sports Writer more than possible for Austria. Thanksgivin. g day goat But Gstrein struggled early and never By Denne H. Freeman "It was as bizarre a day as I have been l'ARK CITY. Utah (AP) — Thomas seemed to relax, finally finishing in Johnson said. "It was the AP Sports Writer in,'' worst weath- Stangassinger of Austria took advantage of 1:36.18, .12 seconds behind Jagge. Then er I have been in I hate snow and ice It was teammate Siegfried Voglreiter's misfor- came Voglreiter, who got within sight of IRVING, Texas (AP) -- Dallas coach very disappointing tune to win a men's World Cup slalom race the finish barrier before making the big jimmy Johnson on Friday forgave Leon Lett "But Leon's mistake was no different Sunday. mistake. for his incredible 'Thanksgiving blunder. than an interception or a fumble or a turn- Voglreiter, the first-run leader despite Voglreiter. who had only one top 10 saying there would he no punitive action over It was only one play and shouldn't starting 32nd, padded his morning advan- finish in three years on the World Cup tour, against the star-crossed defensive lineman. have been pointed out as the one that cost us tage of .43 seconds to an imposing .61 at shocked the field by coming out of 32nd Lett's mental mistake on a blocked field the game" the intermediate point, and appeared on the place to lead the opening run at 45.62. goal allowed Pete Stoyanovich a second- Lett has a history of mental blunders, 1,1 way to his first career victory. Fogdoe and Gstrein had matching 46.05 chance field goal that gave Miami a 16-14 Dallas' Super Bowl victory over Buffalo, he He made a couple of mis-steps on the times and Kosir finished in 46.06. Stangas- victory over the Cowboys. was hot-dogging on a fumble return and let flats as he neared the finish line and, singer's effort of46.31 left him .69 seconds '' I feel had for him,but he will in ercome Don Beebe knock the hall away and out of appearing to press in an attempt to make behind, a healthy margin to overcome in a it," said Johnson. "He's a big, big part of the end zone for a touchback, up time, straddled the 60th of the 64 gates sport measured in hundredths. this football team and will be as long as I'm Johnson said teammates were trying to that marked the 457-meter Willy's Run The defections by Fogdoe and, in the coach of the Cowboys." console Lett, hut that ''he was so devastated course first run, Italy s Alberto Tomba, opened Johnson added,"I'm concerned for Leon he didn't hear anybody say anything." Instead of welcoming Voglreiter to the the way for Austria's Guenther Mader to He's a good person and a hard worker, a Special teams captain Bill Bates said the winner's perch on the podium. Stangas- take over the lead in the World Cup over- talented plav CT lie's a part of this team and mistake was understandable singer could only shake his head as if reluc- all standings The 12-year veteran added will he as long as he's healthy and under "I think he probably knew what happens tant to accept his third career victory . a solid fifth Sunday to his giant slalom contract." after a blocked field goal, hut in the heat of The 10-sear veteran, fifth in the morn- victory Saturday and improved to 190 With three Dallas players was ing their the moment he forgot what to do," Bates ing run, completed two heats in 1 minute, points. arms for nobody to touch the hall after a said. "When a field goal is blocked, it's like 35.54 seconds, 44 ahead of Slosi nia's Tomba. twice a winner at Park City and blocked 41-yard field goal attempt, I ett a punt if it goes beyond the line of crim- Jute Kosir, who improved two spots from second to Mader on Saturday, was cruising burst through two Dolphins and hit the hall mage. If you touch the hall, it's a hot pota- the first run early before disaster struck His intermedi- with his foot as he tried to recover it to." Finn Chnstian Jag,ge of Nona ay, the ate clocking of 19 80 was the only sub-20 The Dolphins got the live hall on ;he 1 The Cowboys(7-4) don't play again for 1992 Olympic slalom champion. was third of the run But he hooked a ski tip a bit with 3 seconds left. and Stoyanovich kicked 11 days. They face Philadelphia on Dec.6 in in 1,36 06. farther down the course, lost his balance the game-winner from 19 yards_ a Monday night game Austna could have had much more to and crashed onto his back in the snow, cekbrate, especially after Sweden's llio- "I was going too fast." the three-time mas Fogdoe, who tied for second in the Olympic champion said. opening run, hooked a ski tip and ex ited the Matt Grosjean of Steamboat Springs. Write sports for The Maine Campus! course Colo.. was 13th. 1 73 back, after starting That left Bernhard Gstrein. who matched 35th. and Enk Schlopy of Park City', who Call x1268 Fogdoe's time in the morning, and Voglre- started with the also-rans in No 72, was a iter to run for the lead held at the time by strong 18th in 1:38.73.

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