Gktmwtfrtd iatlg (EamjmB Serving Storrs Since 1896 VOL. LXXI NO. 35 STORRS, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 5 CENTS OFF CAMPUS United Nations orders peace-keeping force (UPI) - The United Nations ordered The U.N. Security Council quiculy a peace keeping force to the Middle East voted to send military units into the Thursday night, specifically excluding region to police the cease-fire between soldiers of the major powers after the Israel and her Arab neighbors. United States put its armed forces on Secretary General Kurt Wtldheim worldwide alert to head off the ordered troops of Finland, Austria and threatened ii torduction of Soviet Sweden to Egypt from Cyprus, where troops. they had been serving a peacekeeping Israel reported the cease-fire was mission in the strife between the island's being observed Thursday, but Egypt Greek majority and its Turk minority. accused the Israelis of pouring men and More truce supervision forces will be tanks across the Suez Canal and sent later, Valdheim said. attacking the Egyptian port of Suez City Valdhcim's order was issued less twice during the day. than three hours after the Security Hours after the U.S. issued a general Council voted 14-0, with China precautionary alert for its entire 2.3 abstaining, to establish a new Middle million-member armed forces, the Soviet East peacekeeping force specifically delegation to the U.N. agreed that the barring troops of the Soviet Union, the U.S., Russia, and other big powers United States or any of the other Over 50 people took part in an Indian social dance Thursday night at tne should not be included in the so-called "Big Five" nuclear powers. ROTC hangar. See story on page 3. (Photo by Wesley Thouin) peacekeeping force. Egypt had asked that both American and Soviet forces be brought in to supervise the cease-fire. The United states rejected the idea but Soviet Ambassador Yakov A. Malik said his country "took a positive view toward Liberal arts enrollment drops this demand." At a Washington news conference after the U.S. alert was announced. By DEAN REDFERN increase in enrollment over the same said. Atter that peak enrollment the Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger A national trend toward the studies period. temporary assistants were no longer said any dispatch of Soviet troops to the of practical and applied subjects has The School of Education is down 50 needed, creating the present limited Middle East could result in a caused a substantial decrease of students from last year's registration, situation for student applicants, Karnes confrontation that would threaten all undergraduate students in the College of while the School of Nursing has said. mankind. Liberal Arts and Sciences at the increased from 438 to 693 The increase of undergraduates in On the Sinai front, meanwhile, University of Connecticut in the last undergraduates in the last four years. the School of Business Administration, Egypt said Israeli forces twice tried to two years, according to Robert Lougee, The Dean of the School of is attributed to a new understanding of storm Suez City with air-supported dean of the College. Pharmacy, Arthur Schwarting, attributes business administration, according to tanks and artillery Thursday but were The 1973-74 UConn Registrar's the increase in enrollment to "good job Harry Johnson, associate dean. Johnson fought off both times. The Egyptian census, released last week reported that opportunities for Pharmacy graduates in said "Business was unpopular in the military command also said the Israelis enrollment in the College has dropped contrast to jobs in other fields." mid-60's because many students were still pouring men and material by 825 in the past year. Arthur also said Pharmacy students connected it with Vietnam." across the canal. The report also says the School of are working with patients in clinics Now people see business "is not Egyptian communiques said the Pharmacy, the School of Fine Arts and throughout the state, resulting in "a only restricted to profit-making" Israelis did managed to cut the vital the School of Business Administration surge on the part of young people to get enterprises, he said. Students want to Cairo-Suez highway and reported that each registered more than a 25 per cent involved in people to people get involved in non-profit business defenders of Suez City destroyed 11 relationships." including hospitals, management of Israeli tanks in the first assault and eight Grad school The decrease in enrollment in the resources and public administration, he more in the second attack. School of Education is partially due to said. The Egyptians said the two Israeli less student interest in English and social An increase in the average starting attacks against Suez violated the U.N. studies, according to John Karnes, cease-fire, which was in its third day. growth seen salary for Nursing School graduates associate dean of the School. "Students from $5000 ten years ago to over $9500 Israel gave an almost diametrically have gotten the message that they can't this year, has made nursing "more opposed account. Military spokesmen get employment," in these areas, he through 70's attractive" according to Eleanor Gill the said the truce appeared to be taking said. By MARK FRANKLIN dean of the School of Nursing. hold and reported only isolated rifle Should University President Glenn Harnes said the School has cut down shots. W. Ferguson have his way, the University the number of students in the "We are getting increasingly more There is no recognized fighting of Connecticut Graduate School will elementary program "because of the men," who have to support families, she there," a Tel Aviv military spokesman spread its programs throughout the state limitation of resources." said. This and "an increased awareness said of the Sinai front. "There are during the 1970*«. In 1971, when elementary education of professionalism" has changed the sounds of light arms fire here or there. Except for the Master of Business "mushroomed," the University character of nursing and aided in the rise It's not a battle. The shots are from Administration (MBA) programs at the employed temporary teaching help, he of pay scales, Gill said. their side only." UConn branches in Hartford and Stamford, the Storrs campus is the only public institution of higher education in the state that offers graduate degrees. Ferguson said Tuesday, "We can not approach the 1980's and assume that any individual who could want a doctorate will come to UConn at Storrs." Ferguson said he has ideas for offering specialized and graduate programs at all five branches. Ferguson said he has learned that UConn should take the initiative in providing programs elsewhere in the state from the "Stamford initiative" in which the legislature forced UConn to take steps making the branch a four year baccalaureate granting institution. In the future, the president hopes UConn "will not wait for legislative action" to respond to the educational wants and needs of Connecticut's people. UConn "must insure that the citizens in populous areas in the state must have viable programs" in higher education, according to Ferguson. Ferguson said he is "looking University President Glenn Ferguson swears in (from left) Bart Russell as Chariman, and Karen Larsen, Peter Marsh and Dave carefully" at the possibility of having Gallogly as officers of the Central Committee of the Federation of Students and Service Organizations. See story on page S. Continued to page 4 (Photo by Wesley Thouin) Friday, October 26, 1973 Letters to the Editor weigh heavily, the darkness ffimtttMttrnl Batig (dampim Latecomers denied seats comes earlier each evening, the death of a student in our Editor-in-Chief To the Editor : were late for legitimate reasons university community creates Alan K. Reisner I, too, would like to express were not permitted inside. waves of shock, fear and the utter disgust I felt when Surely this is not an helplessness. Solitude calls to' Managing Editor Business Manager denied admission to Governor approach to favorable public solitude to help or be helped. Meskill's speech. I arrived late relations? Who decided to refuse Tragically at times there is no John Pallatto Jeffrey J. Sherman due to a weekly committment at admission after 8 20? Governor response, perhaps it is faint, Mansfield State School and Meskill's crew or Jorgenson perhaps it simply is not enough found a quiet group of students Auditorium Committee or the and never can be. Communion, outside Jorgensen's doors. Some BOG? And, most importantly, however, must remain a of the students had been waiting why wasn't it advertised to be possibility. since 8 20. I joined the group at prompt or you don't gain We* wish to invite everyone 8 35 just in time to hear the admittance? to prayer and community in conversation between Dean Since Meskill spoke until memory of Linda (Jura of Hewes and the students. 9 30 I can not accept any reason Holcomb Hall on Monday, Apparently Dean Hewes had that denied the latecomers their October 29, at 6:30 p.m. in St. been told not to let anyone in seats. I would appreciate a Thomas Chapel. Linda taught in after 8 15; where this order response from the party our religious education program came from was not too clear. responsible for this decision. last year. We would like to share The students spoke reasonably, Ginger Doran some moments with anyone who Boola, Boola! trying to expose the lack of any Rogers A would like to join us. logical reason to refuse our Kr.Jim Moran Being an athlete at the University of Connecticut admittance. However, the St.