The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol.XCIIINo.12J The University of Connecticut Friday, April 27,1990 Assault provoked by misunderstanding By Andrew Slitt with the fraternity, were walk- "They were all pumped up, Other students from the ugly," he said. "When they told Daily Campus Staff ing down Babbidge Road and they thought we were an- group of singers attempted to us they weren't saying 'nig- and Eric P. Larsen singing a Monty Python song. tagonizing," said Shipman, convince the attackers mat they ger,' we told the crowd to cool Campus Correspondent Steven Shipman, 20, suf- who was taken to Windham were saying, "Heidegger," and down." A misunderstanding between fered facial contusions and Hospital where he was treated not, "Hey nigger." All of the victims agreed two groups of students early muscle damage. He was and released. "I heard tires squeal behind fraternity members did their Thursday morning escalated punched and kicked repeatedly As Shipman was running me and I ran behind a pole," best to restore order. into a brawl and sent one stu- in the face and chest while be- from the scene, he was chased said Sarah Wishncvsky. "At "We do not consider this a dent to the hospital with seri- ing held down by one of the 40 and tackled, then held by one that point, every thing hap- racial incident," said police ous injuries. spectators of the ceremony. man and punched and kicked by pened at once," she said. Maj. Donn A. Hcrindcen. Po- The incident occurred shortly Shipman said the crowd rushed two others, one of whom said, lice are still taking statements after midnight last night out- the group thinking they were "You should know about those Patrick Milling, president of from participants, although no side the School of Business chanting, "Hey nigger," when sportscastcrs saying we niggers Alpha Phi Alpha, said frater- arrests arc expected to be made, Building during an initiation if fact they were singing part of arc a bunch of athletes. You nity members rushed after the he said. ceremony for Alpha Phi Alpha, the song which mentions should have known you can't crowd of spectators, trying to "It ended up a lot of apolo- a black and Hispanic fraternity. Heidegger, a German phil- get away from me!" according restore order. gies because of a misunder- Seven students, not involved osopher. to Shipman. "It could have gotten really standing," he said. Few attend forum By Julie A. Linden Daily Campus Staff Press outnumbered the public at yesterday's forum concerning the presidential search, as four students showed up to give their opinions about what UConn's next president should be like. Richard Bachu, executive assistant to President John T. Castccn III, was also in attendance. Christine Young, a senior associate at the Academic Search Consultation Service, answered questions and took notes at the forum. She and Ronald Stead, director of the consulting firm, are on campus for two days to speak with student groups, faculty, staff, deans and vice presidents. Young said they would also meet with both governmental and non-governmental concerns outside UConn. The consultants have been hired by UConn's board of trustees to aid the presidential search committee. Although the consultants' visit to campus was announced Tuesday, April 24, the only publicity for yesterday's forum was an article in Thursday's Daily Campus, Bachu said. Stead was not at yesterday's forum as originally planned because the consultants' schedule was still being developed and he was meeting with another group during that time, Young said. Eddie Woods, president of the Black Students' Association, focused on minority issues. He said he wanted UConn to create a See page 4 Polhill finally

—Kevin Fraser/The Daily Campus home Eileen McGann and Brian Mitchell sit by Mirror Lake yesterday afternoon ANDREWS AIR FORCE attempting to write music to a poem "Piece of Mind", written by McGann. BASE, Md. (AP) — Freed hostage Robert Polhill returned to American soil Thursday, offering a broad Soldiers kill three at Gaza Strip smile and a thumbs-up salute JERUSALEM (AP) — Soldiers fired into a hospital report of the third death. but no word on his 39 crowd of 4,000 Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Ahmad, a street vendor who was wounded in months in captivity. Strip on Thursday, killing three and wounding the arm, told a reporter from his hospital bed that Polhill, 55, stepped off a more than 120 in the worst clash in nearly a soldiers panicked when crowds chanting "Allahu military jet minutes after year, hospital officials and Arab witnesses said. Akbar!" (God is Great) approached a fenced-off landing at Andrews Air Force i In the West Bank, soldiers killed a Palestinian army encampment on their way to a traditional Base outside Washington. —UPI youth when a procession of Moslem worshipers cemetery visit. He smiled and offered Back on American soil pelted an army compound with stones as they About 20 soldiers inside the camp then fired intermittent waves and again, Polhill waves to marched to a cemetery to honor the dead, the tear gas, he and other witnesses said. thumbs-up signs but would the crowd on arrival at military said. "Wc were heading to visit our dead people and not respond to questions Andrews Air Force Base. The Gaza confrontation began as thousands of then they started shooting tear gas at us," he said, shouted by reporters. He tests. chanting believers left two mosques after refusing to give his last name because he feared pointed to his throat at one He gave a final salute as the morning prayer services for the Eid al-Fitr, which arrest. "I think the army thought we wanted to point when pressed to speak car passed by reporters and celebrates the end of the holy month of Ramadan. attack them after they saw such huge crowds." and mouthed the words, "I about 30 other people, most It was one of the worst incidents of the 2-year- Witnesses said scores of Arabs responded with can't." of them uniformed Air Force old Arab rebellion and the bloodiest since three a barrage of stones until a dozen border police His reception was low-key, personnel, gathered on the Palestinians were killed and about 50 wounded jeeps, several armored personnel carriers and a with a State Department edge of the tarmac. during the same holiday last May 6. The upsurge helicopter came to the soldiers' assistance. protocol official and Army Polhill was flown here of violence came in marked contrast to the They said troops and border police clashed with and Air Force officers on hand from Wiesbaden, West subdued level of conflict in recent months. the worshipers as the helicopter dropped dozens to welcome the New Yorker Germany, where he spent The army confirmed that two Palestinians were of tear gas canisters. and his Lebanese wife, Feryal. three days in an Air Force killed and 117 wounded in the Jabaliya refugee Gaza commander Brig. Gen. Shmuel Zucker Polhill walked from the hospital after his weekend camp, a shantytown of 53,000 where the revolt told army radio soldiers had been given special plane to a government car and release. against Israeli occupation began more than 28 orders to restrain from opening fire. was whisked away under Army doctors on hand for months ago. He said soldiers avoided shooting "until the sunny skies to Walter Reed the arrival said the length of It said 12 soldiers were slightly injured by stones began to endanger their lives. ... The Army Medical Center for a Polhill's stay at Walter Reed stones in the clash and that it *as checking a See page 5 physical and other medical depends on his condition. PAGE TWO What a Weekend! Today: Becoming mostly sunny and warm. High around 85 Tonight: Partly clear, lows in the 50s. Saturday: Partly sunny and warm. High in the 80s. Around the World H L Bangkok 97 79 New Delhi 106 75 Conn. Vienna 58 48 Lottery Sydney 68 57 55 Auckland 66 Daily: 4-5-4 Play 4: 6-9-6-7

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—Kevin Fraser/The Daily Campus DON'T HAVE A COW, MAN! — It's just Bart Simpson and Patti Spieth mugging for the camera of Patti's boyfriend at the South Campus International Festival. Imelda's health delays trial Alison Calderera NEW YORK (AP) — Imclda The nurse, Marian Leonard, Mathematics up and down at this particular Marcos' blood pressure soared time," Spence said. Mrs. Mar- refused to answer questions "I'm going home— / pretty Thursday, forcing a recess of cos rested in the nurse's office, about Mrs. Marcos' physical much go home every weekend." her trial, after she heard testi- then left the courthouse on fool symptoms, but said: "She be- mony about the day she and her and with friends. came very upset, kind of emo- husband fled the Philippines "She's very distressed about tional. She's under a lot of with a "tremendous amount of her memories," Spcncc told re- stress, as you know. ... jewels" and cash. porters. "She has been the pil- "She's improved. She just U.S. District Judge John F. lar of strength for our side up needs a little rest." Kccnan adjourned the trial until to this lime." Friday morning, provided the former Philippines first lady Cheaper than privacy for no-frills prices. In Have a great weekend!! Don't study tow hard (ha-ha)!! was able to return. Her lawyer, comparison, hotel rooms in Gerald Spcncc, said he expected even the 'Y' New York City range from $75 her back in court. NEW YORK (AP) — It to S350 and average $135 a "I think it was the reliving ain't the Plaza. But then again, night, according to Thomas of probably the saddest day of it's only 20 bucks a night and McConncll, a consultant to the Today inside the DC her life," Spence said. "It it's brimming with history. hotel industry. brings back vividly her memo- For that rock-bottom rate, News Index ries of that day." budget travelers get a spanking 19 recognized ; UConn police prepare for Classified 14 Spence sc 1 Mrs. Marcos, new bunk bed in a plain but as heroes Spring Weekend, one of the Comics 12 60, wanted the testimony to modern room, shared with fas- PITTSBURGH (AP) — A busiest of the year, page 3. Crossword 13 continue, but her doctor would cinating strangers, at the city's college freshman who rescued a Horoscope 13 not permit it. first International Youth Hos- Editorials 10 Mrs. Marcos was sobbing pilot from a burning seaplane tel. that crashed along a Maine Focus Focus 7 during the testimony, and went "We want the adventurous lakeshore was among 19 peo- Seniors look back at college Sports 19 to the nurse's station in Man- and people looking for fun," ple recognized Thursday by the memories, page 7. hattan's federal court when the Janet Thompson, president of Carnegie Hero Fund Commis- Correction lunch recess was called. Her American Youth Hostels, said sion. On April 24, in a story about doctor examined her and found at the ribbon-cutting ceremony the university senate, a quote "I didn't plan to be a hero. It her blood pressure was ex- Thursday. Sports was incorrectly attributed to just kind of happened," Jonah tremely high, and the nurse Youth hostels, which actu- The UConn soccer team will Rosemary Wood. It should confirmed his findings, Spence Rosenfield, 18, said in a tele- wrap up their spring season ally admit people of all ages, phone interview from have been attributed to Barbara said. Saturday, page 19. arc a haven for young-at-hcart Brunswick, Maine. Rosen. "Her blood pressure is going travelers willing to sacrifice — —•—? ^^^ USPS129580000 I Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, CT 06268. I Published at The Daily Campus, Box U-189. The Daily Campus Monday through Friday 9/7-12/8, 1/24-5/3. •Campus Calendar: Submissions to the Campus Telephone: 429-9384; 486-3407. UConn's student daily Calendar should be mailed or delivered 10 days in advance and labeled "For Campus Calendar." 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"They giant discount retailer that York Stock Exchange amid Rocky Hill-based chain. bankruptcy filing began earlier took on a company (Zayre) that stumbled after purchasing the speculation that the chain Some suppliers, including this month when Ames an- had been sinking and the sink- Zayre chain two years ago, has would seek protection from Clcrbcr Products Co.'s chil- nounced it lost an estimated ing just accelerated. They filed for bankruptcy court pro- creditors under Chapter 11 of dren's clothing division and S288 million in the fiscal year couldn't save themselves." tection, the company said the federal Bankruptcy Code. The Gitano Group Inc., have ended Jan. 27 because of slug- Alan Millstcin, publisher of Thursday. "The Chapter 11 filing will refused to ship apparel, hard- gish sales at the former Zayre a monthly newsletter for The filing in U.S. Bank- give our suppliers the assur- ware and other products needed stores. It also announced it was retailers and manufacturers, said ruptcy Court in New York late ance they need to resume the to fill Ames' shelves for spring negotiating with banks for a Campcau Corp.'s bankruptcy Wednesday followed a tumul- steady flow of merchandise into because they claim they hadn't credit agreement. filing in January put an un- Douglas Ewing, Ames vice precedented fear into suppliers. president for investor relations, "It's unprecedented in the said Ames will continue nor- history of retailing that UConn, Mansfield police mal operations while it works suppliers cut you off like that, out a payment plan with its but when you have Numero prepare for Spring Weekend creditors. Ewing said the chain Uno go into receivership ... it Police estimated between has no immediate plan to cut makes people very nervous," By Andrew Slitt vehicle enforcement is in- Millstcin said. 3,000 and 4,000 people were staff or close additional stores, Daily Campus Staff creased greatly," he said. Ewing said perhaps the partying at the apartments at tano has not shipped its prod- The University of Connecti- Beginning Friday night, the biggest mistake Ames made in cut police department will be Department of Residential Life the time. Ten were arrested and ucts to Ames in nearly four weeks because of concerns acquiring the Zayre chain was working overtime this weekend will lock dormitory foyer charged with interfering with a underestimating how changing to make sure that everyone has doors, which will remain police officer, unlawful assem- about its cash shortfall. Gcrber Childrenswcar Inc. the name of the well-known a safe Spring Weekend. locked until Monday morning. bly, and disorderly conduct. Zayre stores to Ames may have "The entire department Two years ago, a UConn Last year most of those ar- said it had added to a reserve in anticipation of the filing and affected customers. works. Patrols are doubled if student filed a complaint rested were charged with pos- "The process of educating the not tripled," said Maj. Donn A. against state police in which session of alcohol in a public did not expect a negative im- pact on its earnings. Gerber customer to that takes a period Herindeen. she claimed they mishandled an place by a minor. Approxi- of time, and that period of time Police will be concentrating incident at Carriage House mately eight arrests were made spokesman Steven Poolc said Ames owes the company just was made longer for us by the on drunk driving arrests, and Apartments. Diane Gallo for driving while intoxicated, price competition we faced will be working closely with claimed troopers chased her and and about six drug arrests were under SI.2 million. "This had to happen," said (from other retailers)," Ewing state police, he said. her roommates across her front made. said. Mansfield Town Manager yard with dogs in 1988. 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WkktA This SPRING WEEKEND help us achieve the highest sales of any SUBWAY ever! We will be OPEN 24 HOURS on SPRING WEEKEND!! (Starting Thursday 4/26 at 10 am - Ending Sunday 4/29 at 2 am) Have a Great Weekend! page 4 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 ...four students attend presidential search forum From front page to interact with students. statement of priorities to the the consultants or by people on the search committee. dean of multicultural affairs and Young agreed visibility was an public. outside the university, she said. Woods said more students to improve retention of minor- issue for any university presi- Young said the pool of can- The board of trustees has should be on the chooscn. The ity students. dent. didates was determined in vari- named 23 people to the search search committee is responsi- When Young asked what After listening to input here, ous ways, with about half committee so far, representing ble for a nationwide search for students wanted to see at the consultants will present the coming from advertisements faculty, students, alumni, ad- candidates for UConn's presi- UConn in 10 years. Woods information in a report for the for the position. She said few ministration and external inter- dency. said he wanted a campus popu- search committee. The com- top candidates usually come ests. When trustee representa- Castcen will become presi- lation of blacks proportional to mittee will use the report to set from answering ads. Other tives arc named, the committee dent of the University of Vir- the state population. priorities in their candidate candidates arc nominated by the should total 32 members, ginia Aug. 1. Dr. Harry J. Will Wilkin, a graduate stu- search. Young said the com- search committee members, by Bachu said. Four students are Hartley, professor of educa- dent, said, "We need a president mittee would then issue a tional leadership, will serve as who will be a little more com- interim president until a new bative" and who will "fight for president is selected by the education as a principle." He Former WestConn athlete board of trustees. Young said a said the university needed more typical search takes five to six autonomy and more funding, months. and that "education should be broke rules of sportsmanship more available to the poor in DANBURY (AP) — A former football player way," said Farmer, a 20-year-old criminal justice Police news this state." who was assaulted by a teammate on the playing major who has left the team. •Zachary Balancier, 29, of 7 Other students agreed that field says he's disappointed the teammate wasn't Pachco, who has left school and returned to his Bidwell Ave., East Hartford, was finances should be a main con- thrown in jail. home in Raynham, Mass., said he was satisfied arrested April 25 and charged cern of the next president. Louis Pachco received a suspended prison term with the suspended jail term, two years proba- with driving while intoxicated, Wilkin said UConn should Thursday for assaulting Robert Farmer during a tion, S500 fine and judge's order that he pay reckless driving, evading re- "devise a curriculum based on practice last year at Western Connecticut State Farmer's S875 dental bill. sponsibility, and the felony realities" and on trying to fix University. The 5-foot-9-inch, 235-pound fullback said charge of possession of a social problems. He said the Farmer said he lost a tooth, some blood and he's sorry for Farmer's injuries, but still dis- weapon in a motor vehicle. Po- University of El Salvador had his position on the football team when he was agrees with the April 4 verdict that found him lice said Balancier was doing "donuls" in X-lot when his ve- such a curriculum, and that re- kicked and punched in the head Sept. 6. He said guilty of third-degree assault. "He committed no crime in his mind because hicle struck another. He was search here was based Kx) much he wished Pachco had been sentenced to six leaving the scene when ap- on corporate and military months in jail, considering this was his third ar- he was trying to do exactly what the coach had proached by police who discov- priorities. rest in five years for getting into fights. asked of him," said Pachco's attorney, Gary R. ered a 3 1/2-inch knife in his Students agreed that the next "It seems to me that he should learn a lesson. Michael. car. Balancier was later dctci- president should be accessible If you ain't learned, you got to learn the hard mincd to be intoxicated. He was released on a S500 non-surety bond and is scheduled to appear COLLEGE GRADUATES in court on May 7. TODAY'S OPPORTUNITY •Stephen J. 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They returned to New York and Jafc^dis em' arked>fran the bus, staye behind, but Sandy felt i it out on the bus withj the rest of the Pranksta ?Cj«ckering, rocketing t 5teWWWB | rocketing, rocketing in the Midwes it was as if the DMT of I Go back to school speed an through with more than a trip his Rood tan. of the' pmgTA Get ahead on your courses this summer at diwn 5T°Ffc$.tT Maftatuck Community College WIWiON June 11 -July 27.1990 Registration begins April 16,1990 mw oe Call 575-8027 for a summer brochure CH€AP TODAY 2 pm-1 am SI Ballroom 11 bands SSf Ml/SiC tWKVt TROMmV IV1 ATTATUCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE "One Step Closer To Success" 750 Chase Parkway • Waterbury, CT 06708 W£#fr*>* The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 page 5 Shamir chosen to form new Israeli government JERUSALEM (AP) — Peres predicted Shamir would government that took over after Palestine Liberation Organiza- hours before a midnight dead- Prime Minister Yitzhak Sha- also fail to form a coalition in parliament voted March 15 to tion and has forged ahead with line. mir, leader of the right-wing the deadlocked parliament. But end the Labor-Likud coalition. settlement building in Israeli- It was the first time in Is- Likud bloc, was chosen Thurs- he warned that if Shamir suc- Shamir, 74, will get the occupied lands, despite increas- rael's 42-year history that a day to form a new government ceeded, he would create "an ex- mandate in a ceremony Friday ing signs of strain with Wash- candidate selected by the presi- after the Labor Party leader tremist right-wing government morning at the president's ington. dent had failed to form a gov- failed in his attempt to forge the like of which Israel never residence. A spokesman said he In recent weeks, for example, ernment. what he called a peace had." would accept. Shamir's government approved Peres, 66, triggered the cur- coalition. Peres called President Chaim The Polish-born Shamir, settlements in the occupied rent political crisis by demand- A Shamir-led government Herzog on Thursday and an- who lost his parents and two Gaza Strip and the West Bank. ing that Shamir accept Secre- could spell trouble for U.S. ef- nounced he was unable to break sisters in the Nazi Holocaust, It was also revealed that it se- tary of State James A. Baker forts to arrange a Palestinian- a 60-60 standoff in Israel's was a pre-statc radical under- cretly gave $1.8 million to a Ill's terms for convening Israeli dialogue, but Shamir 120-seat Knesset, or parlia- ground leader who later served Jewish settlement in the Palestinian-Israeli talks in could face as daunting a chal- ment. as a senior official in Israel's Christian quarter of the Old Cairo. Shamir refused, and lenge as Labor's Shimon Peres Hcrzog's office said the Mossad intelligence agency. City of Jerusalem. Peres won a vote of no-confi- did in finding coalition part- president would give the job to Shamir has rejected any The new settlement activity dence in parliament. ners. Shamir, head of the caretaker dealings with Yasser Arafat's sparked sharp protests from the Roni Milo, the communica- U.S. State Department, which tions minister, said Shamir considers settlements in the would not respond positively occupied territories an obstacle to Baker's peace proposals and ... soldiers shoot into crowd to peace. opposed snaring power with From front page Abu Sammam, 30. Peres spent 35 days trying to Labor. event is completely out of the ordinary. Jabaliya In Qabatiya in the West Bank, troops fatally forge an improbable alliance of Peres, who has headed the has been quiet for a long time." shot 20-year-old Nahcr Shelaby and wounded five ultra-Orthodox religious parties Labor Party since 1977, is The army put the camp under curfew and other Palestinians during a similar religious and small left-wing factions. likely to face a major challenge declared the Gaza Strip a closed military zone, procession, the army command said. He abandoned the effort only to his leadership. barring journalists from entering. The army imposed a curfew on Nablus and Jorgcn Rosendal, the administrator of Ahli surrounding camps, home to 120,000 Arab hospital, said nearly 140 Palestinians were Palestinians. In Bethlehem, reinforcements were ^~>4 Credit cards accepted on the phone treated for wounds in the city's two major posted near cemeteries to prevent violence. hospitals. Cemetery visits also came in response to a call Campus "It's the highest number of casualties we have issued by the pro-PLO underground leadership of had since last May," he said in a telephone the uprising for honoring the graves and families interview. of "martyrs" killed in the revolt. Florist' Arab reports identified those Killed as three Thursday's deaths brought to 680 the number camp residents: Awadallah Ibrahim Awadallah, of Arabs killed by Israeli gunfire in the rebellion. Special Dinner Flowers 25, a laborer shot in the chest; Khalcd Musa Al In addition, 209 Palestinians have been slain by Aswad, 35, a mosque prayer caller who was hit other Arabs as suspected pro-Israeli collaborators. Flowers for Dorm Stctff in the stomach; and Muhammed Ali Muhammed Forty-three Israelis have died in the violence. We Deliver to Campus AQTJ IIAQ Downtown Slorrs (next lo Store 24) T:0 I "JLLt/O

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Hartford: Take 1-91 South to exit 21; April 27. continue as above. \Ue run the tightest ship in the shipping business. UConn Co-op Connecticut's Bookstore- page 6 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 Soviets mark Chernobyl disaster anniversary MOSCOW (AP) — Soviets joined widespread most affected by the partial meltdown organized protests, a 24-hour teicthon and a strike at a ma- demonstrations Thursday to demand better medi- jor factory Thursday to mark the fourth anniver- cal treatment, protection from radiation and pun- sary of the world's worst nuclear accident, the re- ishment for officials who covered up the acci- actor explosion at Chernobyl. dent's effects, activists said. It was the Soviet Union's biggest national In Kiev, the Ukrainian capital 70 miles south commemoration of the 1986 disaster, and it fol- of Chernobyl, 70,000 people gathered for Mass lowed years of state-encouraged passivity on the outside the 11th century Saint Sophia Cathedral, topic. reported Rukh Press International, a branch of the This year, the Ukrainian legislature designated Ukrainian people's front. In a subsequent protest, Thursday as "Chernobyl Tragedy Day" and its drivers stopped traffic for five minutes and Byelorussian counterpart passed a similar mea- honked their car horns, the report said. sure. Other government bodies in contaminated In the Byelorussian city of Gomel, most of the areas sanctioned demonstrations. 35,000 employees of the GomSelMash industrial Official reports say 31 people were killed when complex staged a daylong strike, said Alexander one of four reactors at the Chernobyl plant, in Kornicv, a plant worker. the Ukraine, caught fire and exploded April 26, Their demands included prompt closure of the 1986. Unofficial reports say 250 died. The blast Chernobyl plant and criminal charges against all spewed cesium, strontium and plutonium over a officials involved in the cover-up. Three of wide area of the Ukraine, Byelorussia and Russia Chernobyl's four reactors continue to operate. and sent a cloud of radioactive gas around the The Chernobyl Telethon, one of the Soviet world. Union's first experiences with televised fund- _-... 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sfannnmnifflnnnnmn^^ The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 oaee FOCUS Seniors Landscape design look back centers on shrubs at college By Amy Charter Designing land is a process Daily Campus Staff of planning the land, specify- What do Japanese Holly, ing the different plants to use memories Barberry, Flowering Dogwood, and combing the plants to cre- Yew, and Forsythia have in ate outdoor rooms while also By Kristin Carey common? These arc all shrubs considering the affect on the Daily Campus Staff that can be used to create climate, Cathy Johnston, a Well, the semester is draw- "outdoor rooms," and striking landscape architect teacher said. ng to a close, and it will be landscapes out of otherwise The land consists of layers the last for thousands of stu- bare patches of grass. The from soil levels to the tallest dents graduating this spring. Plant Science department at trees, Johnston said. One job The University of Connecticut, UConn teaches students how to of the landscape architect in where many students have, as design land using shrubs and building a man-made landscape the saying gocs,"spenl five or bushes. is to create these layers that six of the best years of their Shrubs can be used to create occur naturally. Shrubs can be lives," is about to become a barriers, block views, give used to create these layers to memory for graduating seniors. define space, give a landscape All of those seniors will aesthetic appeal and attract wildlife, Edwin Carpenter, visual interest and also to pre- leave the university with at vent soil erosion, Johnston least a few great memories of PhD, a plant science professor, said. There are approximately said. their years here, a handful of Also, a landscape architect memories will slick in their 4,000-5,000 different shrubs will determine what a specific minds forever as the that can be used in designing site will need. For example, if epitomization of their college landscapes. Carpenter said. years. Gathered here is a col- Shrubs that are used for their a site contains a large lage of remembrances from aesthetic appeal vary in colors, skyscraper, an architect will UConn seniors. the flowers they produce, fruit want to make the landscape There have been so many and the color of the fruits, type more "human " and put in good times in the past several of foliage for the different sea- very small plants and trees to Kevin Frascr/The Daily Campus years; from our NIT basketball sons, and their bark and stem make the person "in scale with These shrubs behind (he Benton museum create a victory in 1988, to our Big structures, Carpenter said. See page 8 pleasant "room" to sit in and relax. East victory of this year, from homecoming weekends to aca- Book Review demic achievements and aver- age Thursday nights. It is difficult to choose a favorite. Student author explores imagination Yale Bowl, however, is al- ways a popular "good-timc-had- mixture of good dope and good food, by-all." By Abigail Collings Maureen Donovan, an eighth Daily Campus Staff brings each one up through the layers of despair. Everyone seems to come to semester finance major, said Joe Shaboo is a 3rd semester acting that her favorite event was her major. Slightly scruffy looking, wearing terms with his or her life, and things first Yale Bowl, "because I've a dark T-shirt and jeans, he looks the part come to an end. Shaboo is careful to never had so much fun in my for what he is, a student here at UConn. point out that he is not advocating drug life. It was just a blast. It was There's only one difference—he's written use in general, but merely as a tool in my first real college party." a book. the remedy for the Existence Blues. Ned O'Neill, another eighth "Which Way to Shcmpvillc, or Nir- "Which way to Shcmpvillc, Nirvana semester finance major, agrees. vana and Utopia For That Matter?" is a and even Utopia For That Matter?" un- "Although I've had a great 4 brief look into the world of Shaboo's rolls fairly easily its words, excepting years here at UConn, I could imagination, defined by the people he some sticky spots. Still, the text in say that the single best lime I sees around him. Kurt Gcndcn, a Cul- general is entertaining. Shaboo has a had was at Yale Bowl my ju- tural Anthropology major, illustrates this style reminiscent of Tom Robbins ("Still nior year. Most of my friends, novella with his intricate and effective Life with Woodpecker," "Even Cowgirls and my entire floor went down sketches. get the Blues") only Shaboo is slightly and partied all day. After hang- Shempville, says Shaboo, is his room less poetic. ing out for a couple of hours. up on Hilltop, "a good time room" The best writing seems to be found in See page 8 which has become, in Shaboo's work, a Shaboo's asides, like the "couple of refuge and healing place for the distraught pages of thoughts" he types up before characters of his novel. His characters going to bed in Nguyen's home. Here are molded from the "stereotypical the text is free from the constraints of people" one sees every day. An unhappy having to make sense, and Shaboo's tal- sexpot, a hotdog vendor, a rebellious ent is brought out: "Beautiful are you daughter and a fugitive convict are among for loving me and this supermarket the varied assortment of Shaboo's within me." Pretty good stuff. unhappy cast. Of course, there is This novella seems like a nicely Shaboo himself, who colors the story springy board from which Shaboo may line with occasional entertaining asides. treat the world with a more involved, in- "This book is about human flight and depth look into what he's thinking its reasons" Shaboo said in the foreword. about. Joe Shaboo and Kurt Genden Each of his characters takes flight from have produced an interesting work which their unhappincss to the home of David has the potential to develop into an im- Nguyen, a puzzling Messiah whose posing novel. origins arc uncertain. He gathers this Shaboo and Gcndcn will be at the flock of disgruntled and, through a Coop April 30, from 12-4 p.m. Photo professor awarded 'Best Teacher By Mark Lord class graduated last year. docs this by teaching some of 'American Photo" article gave Daily Campus Staff The MFA program, that the history of art and different ;J false presentation of the William Parker, a UConn Parker helped create, on is techniques and mediums that MFA program. The article photography professor, recently unique in that it allows stu- are used. He also stresses the made it seem nice the program became the proud recipient of dents to expand to other areas importance of the development was totally photo oriented, the "American Photo" maga- of interest instead of just con- of the students own style, he when in fact the program zines' first annual "Photo centrating on one topic, said said. equally stresses other aspects of Teacher of the Year Award." Parker. On a personal teaching The announcement itself ap- art such as painting and sculp- The award was given to Parker level, Parker said, he initially pears in the May/June 1990 ture. This gives the students a for his help in the establish- tries to bring out the student's issue of the magazine and fea- wide variety from which to ment of the fairly new Master personality and from there dis- tures a color picture of Parker. sample, he said. of Fine Arts program, the first cover the student's interest. He Unfortunately, said Parker, the See page 9 page 8 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 FOCUS ...Seniors share wild 'n' crazy college memories From page 7 within minutes, green smoke (Ratncr) Kobbc, an eighth ato, an eighth semester Recre- One student, Peter Romano, we went out that night in New was pouring out of the win- semester finance major, said ational Service Management a tenth semester economics Haven for my friend's 21st dows, even on the fourth floor. that what was important to major enjoyed being involved major, shared the sentiment of birthday—the highlight of the I turned myself in and got him in his years here was, with the activities offered by many male students when he night was when he pounded 21 thrown out of the dorm ... it "getting the best possible edu- the university. said that the most memorable shots and never got sick." was a crazy night," said Arge- cation, from the best possible "The best time I had in my event of his college career was Many students will remem- nio. university out of all of the years at UConn was the week- watching the filming of the ber activities which are remi- P.J. Deak, an eighth state universities in the end I got licensed to SCUBA Playboy models a few years niscent of scenes from "Animal semester economics major had Northeast corner of Connecti- dive," said Patel. "The UConn ago. House." an equally crazy night. "The cut, of course." SCUBA Club went to Tim Classey, a tenth most memorable time? Jamestown, R.I.. We dove One student, however, Paul semester communications ma- ...Having a Tuppcrware con- "The most memo- down and drank up!" he said. Rocuant, a tenth semester po- jor, said that what he will re- tainer full of eggs and potatoes rable time...was litical science major shared the member most about UConn is smashed into my carpet, then having a Tup- Lisa Amato was excited to sentiment of nearly every se- "swimming in Mirror Lake— yanking out the carpet from have had the opportunity to be nior, junior, sophomore, naked." under everything in my room perware container involved with school athletics. freshman, and alumni who was Lighting off a National and having the carpet thrown full of eggs and "As a member of the UConn around this basketball season Guard smoke signal grenade in out (a closed) fourth floor win- women's tennis team, my best when he described his most the fall of '88 is what Mike low." potatoes smashed moment was participating in memorable experience in two Argcnio, an eighth semester Of course, not all students into my carpet...." my last Big East Tournament. words, "THE SHOT." business management major, will remember such crazy inci- It was great to be part of the will most remember. "It went dents. This is an academic in- Ed Patcl, an eighth semester team and to be able to do off on the first floor, and stitution, after all. Scott finance major, and Lisa Am- something for the school." ...Shrubbery used to create beautiful landscapes From page 7 Johnston. lhat produces these plants and Two students in the depart- a basic overview and the four- the building", Johnston said. The plant science department growing them to marketable ment, Douglas DeCrisanti and year program is a full-scale de- One aspect of landscape de- offers a variety of courses to size, Carpenter said. Kerry Whitney arc both taking sign program Whitney and sign is to use plants and shrubs prepare its students to work The garden center in the de- courses in the plant science de- DeCrisanti said. One aspect of that arc similar in texture and with shrubs as well as other partment is aimed at retailing partment. DeCrisanti who is this program is a course called color but to also include variety plants after graduation. The these plants to home owners in the two-year program, plans ornamental plants materials, to add some interest, said department also runs a nursery and commercial business, to work in a greenhouse Plant Science 269-270, that Carpenter said. "The courses wholesale operation as a head teaches the "identification are aimed at preparing the stu- grower when he graduates in plants, and the proper care and dents with the information they May. culture of plant species." need to know to sell thcm(plants), grow them, or Whitney, who is in the four- The next time you are use them in landscape design," year program, plans to work in strolling through a beautiful Tfie Carpenter said. a nursery upon graduation in garden, or playing frisbec in a The curriculum also includes May. However, said Whitney, park and the scenery is eye- SCARLET a plant design studio in which the optimum job is to work catching, maybe landscape de- students design landscapes for with a landscape architect firm signers had more to do with its paying customers using plants designing large-scale for com- creation than Mother Nature. MACAW they have already studied, mercial offices buildings. Johnston said. The two-year program is just

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Date: Sunday, April 28 Time: 8:00 P.M. Campus community invited in the spirit of Place: S.U. Ballroom Admission: FREE hope for a just, lasting peace in the Middle East w/UCP April 29, 5:30 p.m. SPONSORED BY Hillel Center WBOG-TVsTORRS Falaf el for 50 cents Guest of Honor: Dept. of Student Activities Nadav Henefeld and Union Programs FOCUS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 page Take the good videos with the bad videos By Dylan Shaw allow them to recognize the value of a the years best. If not appreciated, it is Daily Campus Staff truly excellent film. still hard not to admire it. As important as a well-balanced meal With that in mind here is about the "Next of Kin"-Why review a Patrick is to health-conscious eaters, well- bal- most balanced menu of video viewing Swayzc movie one might ask? Well af- anced viewing is equally important to for a nights' schedule. ter "Roadhouse" one would assume he reviewers. An assortment of films arc "sex, lies, and videotape."- Winner of had nowhere to go but up. Guess what, needed to keep their visual palate alert to the grand prize at the Cannes film festi- Jacques Coustcau never plummeted to the good and bad aspects of all movies. val, and all but completely ignored by such depths. This is the kind of movie Without variety one film would blend the Oscars. This film is a one of a kind where you find yourself wondering if in to another, and appreciation of the story. No film has ever talked so hon- anybody in Hollywood can read. Surely good would blur with dislike of the bad. estly or humorously about sex. nobody who could read would have So every now and then they must Writer/director Steven Sodcrbcrgh said agreed to be seen in a film based on this force themselves to wade through the screenplay is semi-autobiographical. script. Compared to this "Roadhouse" is Film Review something that is recognizably awful If that is true it would explain the real- Shakespearean tragedy. At least within the first ten minutes simply to ism of the dialogue. The scenes involv- "Roadhouse" was so bad that it was en- ing James Spader and Andic McDowell tertaining, in a mind-numbing kind of arc voyeuristic both in content and way. It was the kind of movie where ...Photography professor style. When the two aren't actually you could invite all your friends over, videotaping one another, which happens drink beer, talk, and look at the screen From page 7 York including the Laurence Miller in the best scene of the movie, they are only when you heard a fist imploding Also in the article Elaine O'Neil of Gallery Inc. presented in such a way as to evoke that someone's nose. the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston sense. This is as much a testament to said "Parker has never seen education Parker's current works consist of en- larging photographs, the smallest being the two leads as it is to Sodcrbcrgh. There is one group of people to as second to his own career as a McDowell gives probably the sweetest, whom this movie is perfectly suited. photographer." Parker said this is true three by five feet, usually of a man's face. Parker said he then paints different if prissiest, performance of the year. So, all you insomniacs, rush to the but is still able to modestly boast of a And Spader's award winning perfor- nearest video store and catch a couple successful career. primitive human emotions onto the faces. He calls these Species the Wild mance is strangely hypnotic, as well as ZZZZZs. Man series. ==^= He was the chairperson of the Na- tional Society of Photography Educa- tion for five years. Parker was also edited a book of essays by Hcinrich Advertise! Schwartz on the art of photography. DON'T DRIVE THIS WEEKEND His work is shown extensively in New The boys in blue are watching you... Be a STAR! with Mobile Sing-a-long Recording Studios!

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Come Down Now, The Deadline Is Tuesday Males 81 Females welcome 5/1 At 1:00 -H> mmmm M—————— » The Daily Campus Page 10 Friday, April 27. 1990 Since 1896 Jason Kauppi Amy L. Seligman Editor in Chief Business Manager Karen Haas Lisa Fay Wellek Managing Editor Senior Writer Corina Snell Rachel Olschan Advertising Manager Classifieds Manager Assistant Managing Editors Dan Tapper Abigail Collings News Focus Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Sports Photography Just wondering...... what "summer-like" weather does to G.P.A.S? ...if Vermont were to secede, would Gorbachev send them aid?

...if everyone realizes that Sunday is Mother's Day? ...if Donald Trump will be on "The Dating Game?" Cody Shearer— ...how much healthier UConn is after the health fair Wednesday? A build-up of arms means war WASHINGTON — Almost every U.S. because Baghdad could now strike back. This ...how many boxes of Jello it will take to fill intelligence operative who knows anything about may be true. Iraq has extended its military the 4-foot pool for the Leukemia Society's the Middle East thinks there will be a war arsenal, particularly the range of its Soviet Jelatin Jump this afternoon on the Student between Iraq and Israel within the next two years. supplied Scub B ballistic missiles. It also has This speculation is such a foregone conclusion squadrons of bombers and fighters and an army of Union Mall? that experts wonder openly when Israel will make 850,000 active soldiers. a preemptive strike on specific Iraqi military In this increasingly tense verbal war of who ...who the next administrator to go south targets. has what armaments, Iraq continues to shore up will be? Only hours after President Saddam Hussein of its support with fellow Arabs. "We must raise Iraq announced that his country possessed the morale and zeal of an Arab citizens," Saddam ...if Paul McCartney, by some stretch of the chemical weapons, Israel launches a military declared the other day. espionage satellite, Ofeq-2. Tel Aviv has also Certainly Saddam feels wronged. In a recent imagination, were to play the Gampel made it known that it's producing an press conference with President Mubarak of Pavilion, would there be a problem with intercontinental missile, the Jcrico-2, with a Egypt he asked the following: "Doesn't it count parking? delivery range up to 1,500 miles. It hopes to as aggression when Iraq is denied access to expand the missile's capacity so nuclear weapons technology for peaceful purposes?" ...if the men's golf team won or lost? can reach more foes, if necessary. Whenever a national leader like Saddam begins Israel makes such information known because suggesting that his people need respect now, it feels threatened. And with good reason. In watch out. Link this attitude with the return of ...if the library will be standing in the fall? addition to producing ultra-modern anthrax and Abu Nidal to Iraq and one is faced with a typhoid based chemical weapons, Iraq is particularly explosive combination. ...if Coach Jim Calhoun would accept the preparing to welcome the world's number one *** position of athletic director? Or maybe terrorist, Abu Nidal and his organization. A fire at the Rabata plant in Libya, which Nidal, whose real name is Sabri al-Bonna, will President Bush praised as destroying Colonel university president? Czar for life? feel on friendly ground in Iraq. He once served as Qaddafi's ability to produce chemical weapons, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) turns out to have been a hoax. The main building ...if Bart Simpson would accept the job of representative from Baghdad, until he broke with of the plant was untouched by fire on March 14. president? Arafat for being too moderate. It was the Iraqis Intelligence sources say the mad colonel ordered who first helped him set up shop. Israeli large amounts of old tires be burned around the intelligence officials report that Nidal has 60 men plant to convince the Americans that the plant ...if the Hubble Space Telescope will look for under his control on a payroll of $11 million. had been demolished. The false news was then the new UConn president? In the past the Iraqis have used Nidal's men to leaked to foreign embassies in Tripoli. assassinate their opponents. In 1982, for *** ...if Tate George will go pro? example, they mobilized Nidal's forces to carry U.S. patience with Israel is reaching a critical out an attempt on the life of the Israeli limit. Fed up with Israel's failure to enter the ...if Peking Duck from Mirror Lake will be ambassador in London. Last year Nidal and peace process, American legislators may soon cut company murdered a Saudi man in Brussels U.S. aid to the Jewish state. Senator Bob Dole served at "special dinners" this spring? who'd spoken ill of Khomeini. Since Nidal is (R.Ks.) is already intent on rescinding a non- believed to have cancer, there is talk that he may binding resolution in the Senate supporting ...how many students will sneak beer into become more active than ever before in the near Israel's contention that "Jerusalem is and should future . remain the capital of Israel." the Spring Weekend events? Israeli intelligence agents believe Iraq wants to *** use Nidal and friends as a means of keeping President Rafsanjani of Iran has set up a ...how many students will be arrested over fellow Arab states in line, as well as special task force to organize the release of Spring Weekend? blackmailing Western and Middle Eastern Western hostages in Lebanon, according to well- scientists whom President Saddam suspects of placed sources in the Bush administration. In ...how many students have sense enough not leaking critical information about his missile return Rafsanjani is asking for substantial aid to program. help rebuild his country's war-ravaged economy. to get arrested? No doubt Saddam is letting Nidal return to Iraq While the White House doesn't expect this new as another signal that his country has become a task force to make great strides in the near future, ...who the new student trustee will be? How major player in the region. it is believed to serve as a way to prevent rival many students know what a trustee is? Last week, Iraqi Major-General Alwan Aboushi political factions within Iran from meddling in told a United Arab Emirates magazine that Israel the delicate diplomatic negotiations that will be would never risk a repeat of its 1981 attack needed to get the hostages released. ...how many students will rush to mail their which devastated Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor Cody Shearer is a syndicated columnist. student trustee ballot? ...if the new Hubble Space Telescope will be Daily Campus Letters Policy used to deter students from cheating? The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and viewpoints. AH letters must be typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. ...if anyone noticed that Mother's Day is not All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number on Sunday? is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld solely on the consent of the editor. ...if anyone realizes these are the last Just The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: Wonderings of the semester? Letters to the Editor. The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane. Storrs. Ct.. 06269. LETTERS & The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 page 11 COMMENTARY Letters tQ the Editor Another decade of insensitivity MD NMMTN1NJA TURTLE In the early seventies I sitting in lectures hearing class Here are the nineties, and I remember my five-year-old discussions describing Puerto sit here staring at an sister sitting in the bathtub Rican culture as consisting of insensitive comic strip ("308" scrubbing her flesh with Ajax, early pregnancies, filth, and April 12) against Puerto claiming she was dirty because crime. Acquaintances were Rican/Latinos. So here I of her darker skin tone. Years always in awe at how continue hearing and feeling later I walked my high school "different" I was. My peers and the students' isolation, fending corridor feeling different and I were constanUy "educating," off peoples' snide comments insecure while the girls behind "sensitizing," tired of trying to and jokes. These are the me snickered gibberish at me. fit in, tired of being criticized nineties-"cducating," But those were the seventies. for hanging out together. Alas, "sensitizing." In the eighties, during my those were the eighties. Elizabeth Mejia college years, I remember Comic's meaning misunderstood This is in response to the is important to remember that This is not an opinion that can letter of Monday, April 23, this was Mr. Padilla's be formed by reading his comic from Javier Padilla. Mr. Padilla interpretation and not strip. This is an opinion attacks the cartoonist of the necessarily the cartoonist's formed by actually getting to comic strip "308" based upon intent. Mr. Padilla is even know the individual. I would his interpretation of one of the entitled to persuade other not presume to know about strips. Mr. Padilla is entitled to people to accept his Mr. Padilla based upon his point out the technical interpretation of the comic letter to the editor. I will not mistakes of the strip. However, strip. However, I think he make sweeping generalizations Letter unfair to RA the fact that "adios" is one goes too far in using his about him based on that letter. I am writing in response to DSC is inconsistency of interpretation of the comic word and not two words was I would hope that he would Brad Mason's erroneous letter. service. There arc houses, I the whole point of the strip. strip to launch a personal extend the same courtesy to the To state that the resident have lived in four, in Towers attack against the cartoonist. I The humor comes from the fact cartoonist. Criticize the work. assistant in Lafayette docs not which serve excellent meals; know the cartoonist personally that the rabbit thinks he knows Do not presume to know appreciate the problems of the however, there are also houses and I have worked with him the language, but he clearly enough about the cartoonist to Department of Student which experience gastronomic previously on the strip. I know doesn't. Mr. Padilla is also criticize him as a human being. Commissaries, and that the RA disasters. This lack of entitled to his opinion as to the for a fact that he is morally Anthony Valenti disregards peoples' feelings is consistency is unfair to meaning of the comic strip. It opposed to any form of racism. thoroughly unfair for two students who all pay the same reasons. price. In fact, the students First, the petition that has should be outraged. been in circulation is inaccurate This inconsistency may because the DSC staff is not persist because there may be no directly answerable to the accountability. If there was students as the petition claims. accountability then the quality In fact, the students lost this difference would be marginal. power when the commissary In conclusion, it is staff was cut from 4 to 3 irresponsible to paint a bad people. picture of an RA who docs not, Second, no information has and quite rightfully so, want to been published that indicates sign his name to false students would receive airline information. Finally, the time meals. In light of this, as a has come to realize that responsible educated adult accountability should start at ' f >. 'i|«kk f would it not be unwise for a the top; therefore, the court of student, or RA, to sign an scrutiny should now be directed inaccurate petition. towards Gerry Wcller. In my opinion the David Harris fundamental problem with Mike Royko Earth Day's message was lost on littering slobs Somebody from an environmental group recently hamburger wrappers, plastic cups, shards of glass, a that Mafia hit men, sex fiends and berserk spouses called to ask if I would record a radio public service diaper or two and all sorts of glop. who prefer knives or guns to marriage counselors, message as part of their Earth Day awareness The next day, I called the park district and asked don't worry about Death Row. But most littcrcrs are, campaign. how much trash they picked up from the ground each in other ways, sane and rational. So in their case, the When I declined, she asked why. I explained that it week and how much it cost. The figures were threat of being strung up would definitely be a would be a waste of time because Modern Man is a astonishing. I calculated that if all the trash from one deterrent. slob and nothing I could say would change that. summer was piled in a heap, after the first big And isn't it even more cruel and sadistic to befoul "Don't you care about the environment?" she said. snowfall, we would have a ski run that would rival the environment, abuse Planet Earth, and leave our Of course I do. Or at least I once did. And I had a those in Aspen. grandchildren hip deep in old chicken bones and practical idea for improving the environment. But I asked a veteran park official if anyone had ever Kleenex? What kind of legacy is that? when I proposed it, I was ignored. So now I say that been arrested for tossing a chicken bone, a rib or a The do-gooders and faint of heart would not be Modern Man can wallow in his own muck. wad of Kleenex in the grass. persuaded by my plan to hang 'cm high. And that's A persistent creature, she wanted to know what my "To the best of my memory," he sadly said, "I when I dropped out of the environmental movement. practical solution was. So I shared it with her. don't think anyone has ever been pinched for But I still believe my approach would be effective. The idea came to me some years ago, on a pleasant littering." And not just for chicken bone tossers. Sunday morning, when my softball team was playing Thai's when I hit upon my idea. Obviously, the Consider the big corporate polluters. When they are in Lincoln Park. police don't have the manpower to arrest every caught, the corporation is taken to court. The One of my players slid into second base and beat littcrcr. Even if they did, the courts and jails couldn't corporation is fined. So the corporation's stockholders the tag for a double. But when he stood, his face was handle the crush. receive a smaller dividend. And business goes on. twisted in pain, he was clutching his backside, and So the answer was a tougher law. Not some slap- But what if, say, the laws were changed for oil saying "owce." on-thc-wrist fine. Or a stern lecture and probation companies that goof up and dump gunk in the sea? We surrounded him, so as not to shock female from a judge. Let's say that the punishment was to take the board spectators, lowered his trousers, and examined the I proposed that an adult littercr be hanged from the of directors out to the middle of the oil spill, toss stricken area. There we found the source of the pain: a sturdy branch of a park tree and left to dangle there them overboard, and say: "Now you will experience jagged chicken bone. until he became unsightly. We could have even what those birds and seals have experienced. Sink or We plucked it out. And to prevent infection, we imported vultures to circle overhead for dramatic swim, gents." poured Jim Beam on the wound, which wc kept on effect. Or those companies that slyly dump waste into a hand for such emergencies. That way, the police wouldn't have to arrest every waterway. Why not ladle up a pitcher of it for the But I began wondering how a chicken bone had littcrcr. The sight of one stiff in each park twisting in corporate officers and say: "You dumped it — so found its way to that base path. Since chickens are the wind would be enough to make most people drink it." Those whose great smokestacks befoul the not native to our softball diamonds, it's doubtful that think: "If I drop this hot dog wrapper here, rather than air could be taken to the top, turned head down and one had just died there. be a good citizen and walk 20 paces to that waste dropped in the chimney so they could take a few deep There could be only one answer. Someone had basket, the vultures might pick my bones. I will be a whiffs of their product. eaten a piece of chicken and tossed or dropped it, good citizen." After I explained this to the environmentalist, she without regard to the environment or my player's The public response was immediate and, to my stammered that this was not the sort of thing they had hind quarters. disappointment, negative. Readers accused me of in mind for a radio public service message. So I took a thorough look around the softball field. being sadistic and cruel. 1 wasn't surprised. Maybe the meek will inherit the There were chicken bones all over the place. And Well, of course I was. That was the idea. Wc know Earth, but they'll all be plucking chicken bones out of their butts. Mike Ro\ko is a syndicated columnist page 12 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson

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NOTABLE QUOTABLE "There is nothing in the universe that I fear but that shall not know all my duty, or shall fail to do it." - Mary Lyon (1797-1849) Today SHOE by Jeff MacNelly in History Today is Friday, April 27, the 117th day of 1990. There are 248 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On April 27, 1937, the nation's first Social Security checks were distributed. On this date: In 1509, Pope Julius II excommunicated the Italian state of Venice. In 1521, Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan was killed by natives in the Philippines. In 1791, the inventor of the telegraph, Samuel Morse, was born in Charlcstown, Mass. In 1805, a force led by U.S. Marines captured the city of Dcrna, on the shores of Tripoli. In 1822, the 18th president of the United States, Ulysses S. Grant, was born in Point Pleasant, Ohio. Campus WHUS 91.7 FM In 1865, the steamer Sultana exploded on the Mississippi River near Memphis, Tenn., killing Schedule more than 1,400 Union prisoners of war. Calendar News at 7:55 a.m., 9:55 a.m., 11:55 In 1965, 25 years ago, broadcast journalist Edward a.m., 3:55 p.m., 4:55 p.m. R. Murrow died in Pawling, N.Y., at age 57. Friday, April 27, 1990 In 1967, Expo '67 was officially opened in Spring Weekend! 6:00 a.m.-6:30 a.m.: Common Montreal by Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Ground. Pearson. 6:30 a.m.-7:00 a.m.: In Black America. In 1973, Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray FRIDAY. APRIL 27 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.: Morning Wake- resigned amid the Watergate scandal. Up with Robin Mickett. In 1982, the trial of John W. Hincklcy Junior, who SUBOG Spring Weekend Kick Off, Showcase of 10:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.: The Global shot four people, including President Reagan, began Campus Talent, 4PM, SUMall. Radio Show. in Washington. The trial ended with Hincklcy's 10:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.: World of acquittal by reason of insanity. SUBOG Dry Dock Goes Big Time at A. N. Radio. In 1986, a video pirate calling himself "Captain Jorgcnscn, 9: OOPM, Free with UConn ID. 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.: Focus On Jazz Midnight" interrupted a movie on Home Box Office with Jay Bartolomi. with a printed message protesting de-scrambling fees. PanHcllcnic Council Party in the AACC, 10PM, 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.: The New Captain Midnight turned out to be John R. Admission Afternoon Show with Keith Jones. MacDougall of Florida, who was fined and placed on Rad Music for Rad People. probation. School of Fine Arts Concert: University 6:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.: Pacifica News. In 1987, the Justice Department barred Austrian Ensembles "University Symphonic Wind 6:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.: Focus On President Kurt Waldhcim from entering the United Ensemble" VDM, 8:15PM. Health. States because he had aided in the deportation and 7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.: The Rap execution of thousands of Jews and others as a SATURDAY APRIL 28 Explosion with Doctor Nine. German Army officer during World War II. 9:30 p.m.-12:00 p.m.: Souled Out Ten years ago: The 61-day takeover of the H. Fred Simons Afro American Cultural Center with Helen. Dominican Republic's Embassy in Bogota, "Step Show" A. N. Jorgensen, 7: OOPM . 12:00 a.m.-2:00 a.m.: Regressive Rock Colombia, by M-19 guerrillas ended peacefully. with Yuri and Josh. Five years ago: President Reagan used his weekly SUBOG Dance in the Field House, 9:00PM, S2 2:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.: The Electric radio address to say he was looking forward to his with UConn ID, $4 guests. Blacklight Butt-Glow Show with visit to Europe without mentioning his plans to visit John Hocevar and Tim Schwartz. the military cemetery at Bitburg, a decision which had H F. Simons Afro American Cultural Center sparked controversy. Unity Day Picnic, SUMall, 12Noon. One year ago: More than 150,000 students and workers calling for democracy marched, cheered and Unity Day Party in ROTC, Midnight - 6:OOAM. sang through central Beijing. The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 page 13

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! I ,. i i ■ i Office Hours Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Classifieds 429-9384 486-3407 82 Ford Fairmont 4Dr Nishiki Racing Bike. 64cm Summer Sublet: Carriage House STUDIO APARTMENT CLASSIFIED am/fm cassette New Frame Good for someone 6'1"- 2 bdrm. or a 2 bdrm. apartment AVAILABLE FROM MID-MAY INFORMATION Muffler, Brakes, Best 6'5". OVERSIZED tange #1 on Mansficld/Tolland line, 4 TO AUGUST WITH FALL Classified ads may be placed at Offer Call Greg 427-7242 Tubing w/Neon Pink & miles from campus. Your OPTION ONLY S350 CALL 429- either The Daily Campus office, Leave a Message FS4/23- Charcoal Grey paint job. choice! Call 872-9946 FR4/18- 7275 ASK FOR MARIA OR by mail, or at the Student Union 27 Cinelli Stem & Bars; 27 TERRI OR LEAVE A MESSAGE. Information Desk. No ads will SuperbePro, Sprint, Cyclone FR4/24-30 be accepted over the telephone. DODGE ASPEN 1978 components; Waterproof NEED AN APARTMENT All classified ads must be paid in AUTOMATIC SLANT 6 RADIO. Cyclccomputcr, FasGrip FOR FALL???... One bedroom in a two bedroom full at the time of placement. RUNS GOOD. $600 487-0209 Critcrium Racing Tires. Call & SUMMER SUBLET NOW- apt 1.5 miles from campus. Although classifieds .are non- EVENINGS FS4/23-27 make an offer. 427-4327. MALE OR FEMALE. Available first summer session. refundable, credit will be given if FS4/26-5/4 ENJOY MASTER Rent neg. Please call Cara at an error materially affects the WOODEN DRESSER WITH BEDROOM IN A TWO 487-0373. FR4/24-30 meaning of the ad, as determined HUTCH AND CORNER DESK, For Sale, L-shapcd burgundy BEDROOM APT! EIGHT by the Classified Manager. $60 FULL WATERBED WITH couch measuring 7' x 7'. MINUTES FROM Summer Sublet - Fall option. CAMPUS, NORWEGIAN Credit will be given only for the HEATER ASKING $100 429- Extremely comfortable, good Huge master bedroom with first incorrect insertion. 2053. FS4/24-30 condition. $50.00 or best offer. WOOD. FULLY private bath! In house two Ads will only be printed if Call Dan at 427-1322 FS4/27- FURNISHED, miles from campus. Spacious they arc accompanied by both 5/1 BASKETBALL COURT, BASEBALL CARDS - All years yard, wooden deck, MUST SEE!! first and last name as well as a DECK, HBO, and brands. Upper deck boxes $250 furnished Avail. mid-May phone number. Names and LOFTS FOR SALE: STURDY. DISHWASHER. GREAT only $30. Also buying all Rent free for May. Call Valeric numbers may be subject to EASY TO ASSEMBLE, rope LOOKING APARTMENT. sports memorabilia. Call PAC 423-1592. FR4/24-30 verification. Cash will not be suspended, holds bed frame. S80 RENT NEGOTIABLE. of Cards 429-2927. FS4/24-30 accepted for mailed in ads. or best offer. Call 427-3972 MAY RENT FREE. CALL Large one and two bedroom apts All advertising is subject to FS4/27-5/3 870-9616 OR LEAVE A LOFTS For Sale. STURDY, available immediately. Special acceptance by The Daily MESSAGE ON MACHINE. Easy to Assemble. Fits Small summer rates. Only two miles Campus, which reserves the right Lofts for sale. Custom made for CALL NOW!! FR4/18-5/1 Dorms. Call Karen for more from campus. Pool and laundry to reject any ad copy at its sole small dorm. Sanded, stained, info, at 427 3844. FS4/24-5/2 facilities. Call 429-1500. discretion. Phone numbers, last and rounded edges. Call for SUBLET JUNE AND JULY FR4/24-5/4 names, or full addresses arc not more information. 427-2825. PERFECT FOR SUMMER Beige rug. Good condition. 9 permitted in Personals. Leslie. Leave a message. FS SESSION I. FULLY Summer Sublet: Millbrook Apt: ft. x 12 ft. Fits excellent in FURNISHED. ONE BEDROOM two bedroom in Quiet area. small dorm rooms. Call John al APARTMENT. AIR Student classified rates for ads of Panasonic Touring Deluxe 19" Large kitchen and living area. 427-2412 FS4/25-27 CONDITIONING, UTILITIES 25 words or less: frame. Great condition. $325, Only S475 a month. Hot water 1 insertion S2.00 455-0545 after 6:00 p.m. INCLUDED. S295/MONTH 429- included. Fall option. 487- Basketball Sets for sale 1986 3 consecutive S5.25 8491 FR4/18-5/1 1864. FR4/24-4/30 5 consecutive $7.00 Fleer w/stickcrs $550. 1987 Fleer w/stickers $200. Both arc Each additional word $0.05 SAVE MONEY! LIVE OFF- RED HOUSE for rent! Why rent mint. Jason 427-3840 FS4/25 FOR RENT CAMPUS AND SAVE AT LEAST a stuffy apartment when you can 5/1 Non-student classified rates for $2800/YEAR. ONE AND TWO rent an entire house. 5 ads of 25 words or less: BEDROOM APARTMENTS. bedrooms located next to Teds, L-shapcd lofts, rccliner chair, 1 insertion $2.25 WALK TO CAMPUS. BE RID sunporch & appliances. swivel chair. $80, negotiable. APARTMENT FOR SUB- 3 consecutive $5.75 OF DORMS! 487-1437. Available May 21st to August Call David 427-4147 FS4/25-27 LET. WE ARE DESPER- 5 consecutive $7.50 Possible option for fall. Call Each additional word $0.05 ATE. ONE BEDROOM Summer Sublet Maplewood Ed or Michelle 429-9623 Rent 1982 Datsun: 99K; excellent APARTMENT AT WOOD- Apts. Fully furnished 2 miles Negotiable. FR4/24-30 condition. New exhaust. Brakes HAVEN, FULLY FUR- off campus. May FREE. FALL under warranty. New clutch. 35 NISHED WITH WALL TO OPTION. ONLY $125 + utilities Summer Sublet Session I: One MPG. Graduation sale. Only WALL CARPETING. IN per person. Call Eric or Marco female space Available for 1/2 FOR SALE $1400. Call 427-6435. EXCELLENT CONDITION at 429-0092 FR4/20-27 May, June, and July. May rent anytime. Leave message TOP TO BOTTOM. REGU- free! Hunting Lodge Apts. FS4/25-5/1 LAR PRICE IS $535, WE TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT S210/mo. includes heat and hot Diamond Engagement Rings 14 WILL TAKE THE BEST FOR SUBLET ONLY 1 1/2 water. Very Quiet! Contact &18 karat gold. Best price. FLIGHT: NEWARK TO OFFER. CALL 429-4485 MILES FROM CAMPUS. Julie 487-0373. FR4/24-30 Wedding Bands, fine jewelry SACRAMENTO. JUNE 26 ONE AND ASK FOR TOM OR PERFECT FOR 2 OR 3 PEOPLE. repair, designs just for you. WAY BEST OFFER RICK 429- DAN. IF WE ARE NOT PARTLY FURNISHED AND Room 1 mile campus private David Wright Jewelers Rl. 44 4571. FS4/26-30 THERE, PLEASE LEAVE A RENT NEGOTIABLE. CALL entrance Kitchenette utilities Ashford 429-4282. FS2/21-5/6 MESSAGE. FR 4/24-5/1. 429-2033. KEEP TRYING quiet wooded area grad student 86 YAMAHA F2 750 preferred $65 week 429-0340. Tired of paying loo much for EXCELLENT SHAPE. FAST!. Rent a disc jockey on campus CELERON SQUARE-- MAY FR4/24-30 auto insurance? Call LOBO EQUIP. INCLUDED. DEFINITE starting at $90, semi-formals RENT FREE Summer Sublet Insurance Agency 228-1025 MUST SEE. ASKING $2400. starting al $190, Quality lights cheap, furniture included! A/c, Summer Sublet. Only $225 per Low insurance rates for good CALL DAYS 1-800-826-4451 and sound. Call: 423-3270. dishwasher, microwave, month. May is Free. Utilities, drivers. Take 10% off your auto EXT 7225 after 6:00 742-0861. FR3/30-4/27 cathedral ceilings. Call 487- Parking, furniture all included. insurance if you have 0791. FR4/23-27 One bedroom, bathroom, homeowner insurance from us. I'm graduating! That means Rent one bedroom in Celeron kitchen, rec-room. Walking Rates for good students. 10 only one thing...SINGLE LOFT. Square 3 bedroom apartment Summer Sublet 1 BR $250 or 2 distance to campus. 429-5558. Main St., Hebron. CT 06248. RUG. and FUTONS FOR SALE! Only $200/mo MAY FREE. BR $500 May Rent FREE!!! FS 2/26-5/4 No reasonable offer refused! Rent from mid-May—August. Walking distance to campus HELP!!! Need to silll.Ki Please call Susan at 427-3418 if Air Cond., Microwave, Partly furnished Fall Option one LARGE bedroom in FUTONS, ALL SIZES SPECIAL interested. FS4/26-30 dishwasher. -Furnished. If Call Marie 1-528-6870 Woodhaven. GREAT PLACE CASH & CARRY EVENT interested call either 487-1886 at GREAT PRICE!!! New EVERY SATURDAY 10AM TO EPSON-286 Computer and FX- or 429-1860. FR4/3-5/1 kitchen, balcony, 5PM. X-TRA DISCOUNT WITH Spacious 4-bedroom House for 850 Printer. Bought in late rent in Coventry Summer Airconditioner,. and much more! STUDENT I.D. & COPY OF 1988. Good Condition. $1400 HEY LOOK! SUMMER Call after 9:00pm and ask for THIS AD. NATIONAL SLEEP Sublet with fall option $760 for both. Call Chris at 427- SUBLET! TWO per month Avail May 21 Call Mike 487-1774. THANKS!!! SHOPPES 59-67 FEDERAL 5486 nights. FS4/26-5/4 ROOMMATES MALE OR ROAD DANBURY. PHONE Jeff 742-7985 FR4/23-27 FEMALE PAY ONLY AWESOME DEAL! WALDEN 792-5150. FS3/20-5/4 ONE BED FREE-STANDING JUNE, JULY, AUGUST. AWESOME DEAL ! ! ! SUBLET FULLY FURNISHED LOFT. SUMMER STORAGE MAY FREE. RENT IS WITH POOL AND PORCH MAY ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT SUMMER SUBLET. FALL AND ASSEMBLY AVAILABLE. NEGOTIABLE. CALL FREE! FALL OPTION ONLY SEIZED VEHICLES from $100. OPTION. CELERON. FEMALE. PRICE NEGOTIABLE. CALL LISA AT 487-0148. S150/MO.! AVAILABLE MAY Fords Mercedes Corvettes OWN ROOM. MAY RENT 427-4334 ASK FOR DOUG FR4/6-30 FREE! JUNE TO AUGUST 10TH CALL ERIK 429-2112. Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide. (LEAVE MESSAGE IF NO 1-602-838-8885 EXT. A 3993. $175/Mo OR B/O AVAILABLE ANSWER). FS4/26-30 Summer Sublet: Three spaces AFTER FINALS. CALL HELEN CHEAP! Fully furnished available in a fully furnished 2 1976 CAMARO GOOD 429-6143 FR4/23-27 Carriage House 2 Bedroom: 1979 Chrysler Brougham. Parts Br apt. May-Aug Rent CONDITION DEPENDABLE Water Color TV VCR Furniture or purchase. Best offers negotiable 429-1772. FR4/11- Walk to Campus Only $450 per NEW EXHAUST AT PS STEREO SUMMER SUBLET for June- 10.000 miles on new block month plus utilities. Phone RUNS GREAT ASKING August at 2 Bedroom motor. New battery. New tires. Waldcn Apartments: summer S1100/B.O. CALL 427-6926 Woodhaven Apts. If interested, 429-8908 429-5340 or 429- Coventry 742-7703. FS4/5 sublet with fall option. Rent OR LEAVE MESSAGE. FS4/23 take over the lease. $460/mo. 8684. FR4/24-30 negotiable. Call 429-2414 ask 27 + utilities. Call 487-1749 FR for Heidi or Donna if no 1976 Volvo 242 DL. RUNS 4/23-27 SUMMER SUBLET: Quiet, answer, please leave a message. spacious 3 bedroom house FOR SALE- Single loft EXCELLENT. LOOKS GOOD. FR4/17-5/4 located 4 1/2 miles from Excellent condition, very 742-5624 COLLEEN FS4/27-5/3 One bedroom apartment good campus. Approx. cost sturdy, easy to assemble, can for 2 for Summer sublet. Fall ONE BDRM APT. TO SUBLET $200/mo. plus utilities. From use as bunk beds or alone. $50 BILLY JOEL TICKETS, option. Walking distance to FOR JUNE JULY AUGUST TO June 1 -Aug. 31. Rent or best offer. Call Laura 427 PROVIDENCE, JUNE 27. BEST campus. Rent $400. per TWO PEOPLE. 1 1/2 MIN. negotiable. 427-1850. 427- 2226. FS4/23-27 OFFER. 742-5624 COLLEEN month. May rent free Call DRIVE TO CAMPUS 10 MIN. 429-1395 FR4/23-27 3445 after 5 p.m. FR4/24-30 WALK. $210/ PERSON FALL Single Loft For Sale. Sturdy. SEIZED CARS. trucks. OPTION CALL 429-4336. House for Rent- Tolland. 8 Room available in 1720s Added features on loft include 4whcelers, TV's, stereos, rooms, 3 1/2 acres, Suitable for Farmhouse seven acres of land coat hooks, detachable shelves furniture, computers by DEA. ON-CAMPUS HOUSE-- M/F students Teachers family, just All utilities included! Fully underneath, and single shelf FBI. IRS and US customs. Wanted for summer sublet, OWN renovated. Colonial , $1,200 furnished $325.00 a month above head. Ladder included. Available your area now. Call bedroom. If interested, call month Phone 1-649-4838/ 1- Female preferred. Available on Best offer. Call 427-3715 1-800-682-7555 Ext. C-1260 427-1331 or 427-1342 226-4456 FR4/23-27 July first. Call 742-8384. CLASSIFIEDS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 page 15

************************* Summer Sublet - Apt. Directly Summer sublet with Fall option. SUMMER SUBLET Roommate ****ATTENTION KIND Behind Hilltop. 2 min. walk to Two bedroom Knollwood needed for 2-Bdr., Town-House HELP! I need a roommate for SENIORS! I NEED TWO MORE campus. NO CAR NEEDED! apartment walking distance to apartment at Barbara Manor. summer in an apartment within GRADUATION TICKETS. Furniture provided. 1 or 2 campus. Available Mid-May Remodeled Kitchen. Sunny, walking distance to campus, but PLEASE CALL ARTHUR AT people. Call 487-1754 FR4/25 through August. $500 per all the availablcs arc 2-bcdroo! Spacious Bedroom large enough 456-9515. WILL PAY! CALL 27 month. MAY RENT FREE. Are you having the same AFTER 8:00 P.M.**** for 23 people. Tennis Courts CALL 429-2155 FR4/25-5/1 problem? Call Carla (427-2096) May rent free. Call Tiffany/ HELP US OUT! We need to or leave a message at my good Grctchcn 429-7662 R/H 4/23- Wanted: Parking permit for next sublet our apt! 2 bedrooms, YOU'VE CALLED THE BEST. buddy Will's house (429-3182). semester. Will take any lot, and dishwasher, full bath. Room for NOW SEE THE BEST! Quiet, 2 Can't afford more than will pay for permit and $50.00 for 3-4 people. VERY bdrm apartment close to campus SUMMER SUBLET Roommate needed for 2-bdr., town-house $150/mo. RH4/27-5/4 your troubles. Call Dan at 427 NEGOTIABLE May free. Call with hot water included. Summer A************************ 13?? W4/27-5/1 style apartment at Barbara 429-3081 FR4/25-5/1 sublet with FALL OPTION. 487- 6424 FR4/25-27 Manor. Fully furnished. CHEAPEST SUBLET FOR Remodeled kitchen. Sunny, Celeron Square: Summer sublet SUMMER spacious bedroom large enough RIDE BOARD with Fall Option, upstairs, A GREAT SUMMER SUBLET: Only $125.00 per month - for 2-3 people. Tennis courts. washer/dryer, AC, dishwasher. Woodhaven 2 bedroom: space available for ONE TO May Rent Free. Call FREE 1 yr. old furniture call spacious apartment, deck, pool, FOUR PEOPLE at Carriage Tiffany/Gretchen 429-7662 429-9747 call by Friday wall to wall carpeting with House Apts. Call 427-7273 - Education Majors/Anyone, FR4/25-27 appliances. Rent definitely Karl or 427-7018 - Nick New stylish contemporary Please help! I need a ride to negotiable. Call Chris or Joe at RH4/27-5/3 house in Tolland: fireplace, Workshop Sat. April 28 in Celeron Square Summer Sublet. 427-4245 or 427-4288 Hurry! Mcriden Days Inn Call Karen cathedral ceiling, oak floor. 7- Male non-smoker. A/C, fully FR4/25-27 Female graduate student wanted 427-3341. (Even a ride one-way milcs to UConn. Female, non- furnished. May and June FREE for fall. Own bedroom in 3 would help!) RB4/27 smoking, S400 -futilities Summer sublet with fall option bedroom apartment at Celeron? Call 429-4371 FR4/25-5/3 (negotiable). 871-8301 Woodhaven Apts. 2 bedroom, Please call 427-6260 RH4/27- (evenings), 486-2122 (days) CHEAP SUMMER SUBLET: deck, pool. May rent free. Call HELP WANTED Barbara Manor May Rent FREE. 429-2788 FR4/25-27 S435 per month. Accommodates We need roommates to summer I up to 4 people. Call 429-1161 Summer sublet w/fall option. sublet Waldcn Apts. It has FR4/25-5/1 Woodhaven Apts. 2 bdrm pool, w/w carpel, etc. for only 4.75/HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-3 Balcony S500/mo. Also $130 per month. May free. WEEKS TRAINING AT Waldcn, 1 bedroom, w/w convertible couch for $75. Call .Leave message. Call 429-8043 WANTED: A FEMALE 4.50/HOUR. 12 NOON carpeting, appliances, pool. 429-8625. FR4/26-5/4 RH4/25-5/1 ROOMMATE FOR SUMMER FRIDAYS OR ALL DAY Available in May. 487-0755 AND FALL. WERE SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS after 5:30 p.m. FR4/25-27 ***NEW LTSTING***Summer ON CAMPUS HOUSE. ACROSS GRADUATING IN DEC. FOR WORK 1-2 DAYS OR ALL sublet for 2+ responsible FROM TED'S AND HUSKIES. CELERON APTS. GREAT DAYS SELLING FLOWERS AT SUMMER SUBLET. Barbara females. Quiet setting. Lots of SUMMER ROOMMATES APTS., VERY CLOSE TO OUR OUTDOOR LOCATIONS Manor. Available May 21, May extras! Call Ann at 7-5556 or NEEDED. FUN ATMOSPHERE. CAMPUS AND OWN CAR NEEDED. 742-9965 rent free. Rent is S435 a month Annelisa at 7-3627. Don't let GOOD LOCATION FOR BEDROOM. WE HAVE 1 - CHEAP, Huh?! Call 429-1161 this one slip by!!! FR4/25-5/2 SUMMER CLASSES. RENT FURNISHINGS (TV, STEREO, 250 COUNSELORS anc Accommodates up to 4 people. NEGOTIABLE. END OF MAY VCR, ETC.) COMES WITH instructors needed! Private FR4/25-5/1 SUMMER SUBLET: ONE FREE 429-1185 RH4/25-5/1 MICROWAVE. DISHWASHER. coed summer camp in Poconc BEDROOM Apartment close to IF INTERESTED, CALL LINDA Mountains, Northcastcrr USE YOUR S140 ROOM campus. Partially furnished two Female roommates wanted to (429-8974) OR DEB (429-0181 Pennsylvania. Lohikan. PC DEPOSIT FOR LIFE W/OUT AN roommates needed. $350 share two bedroom apt. for fall. AFTER 5:30). W 4/19-5/4 Box 234 UC. Kcnilworth. NJ R.A.! SUBLET OUR monthly. Call Call Call 429- Non-smokers only $145 + 07033 (201) 276-0998 HW APARTMENT; SUMMER WITH 6185. Fall option A/C 5/13 utilities. Call 429-1298 3 Bedroom Celeron apartment For FALL OPTION. 3 MI. FROM CALL FR4/27-5/1 summer. Responsible R.A.'s Animal People CAMPUS, FULLY CARPETED, A GREAT LOFT APARTMENT willing to pay $300 mo. total Needed for Summei POOL PRIVILEGES, AND SUMMER SUBLET. TO SHARE. Responsible (ncg.). Call Tom 486-5907, Neal employment at large boarding BALCONY FOR THE KEG! MAPLEWOOD APTS., 2 BDRM graduate student/professional 486-5848 or Ted 486-2610. Kennel. Flexible schedule. CALL 429-5092 FR4/25-5/1 SEMI-FURNISHED MAY 20- wanted. Tennis, b-ball courts, $6.00/hr with $500.00 end ol AUG. 31, MAY RENT FREE. dishwasher, deck. $330/mo. Wanted: YOUR VOTE *******»*«,»****»,,»***** season bonus. Call 633-6878 FALL OPTION. 429-0527 includes heat and hot water. Bv: DANMAHON for information. HW4/10-5/4 PERFECT SUMMER SUBLET Pete, 872-2228 RH4/25-27 For: responsible, effective for female non-smoker. One representation on the UCONN A FAST GROWING RETAIL bedroom in two bedroom ROOMMATES/ SUMMER SUBLET in Coventry Foundation Board of Directors CHAIN IS SEEKING CAREER apartment at Barbara Manor. HOUSEMATRSl Own Room Female Heat and and. the UCONN Co-op Board MINDED INDIVIDUALS TC SPLIT JUNE RENT! NEAR Hot Water incl. Lake privileges of Directors. Plan for tomorrow, GROW WITH US UCONN! CALL 429-1559 $250 a/mo. Rest of May Rent vote MAHON today! W4/23-27 OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED FR4/25-27 Free Call 742-9958 R/H STORE MANAGEMENT IN 8-12 ************************* TWO FEMALES LOOKING GRADUATION TICKETS MONTHS. EXCELLENT FOR AN APARTMENT OR SALARY + BENEFITS. RETAIL Will make a deal. Woodhaven 1 Two roommates * wanted for NEEDED. PLEASE CALL HOUSE TO SHARE WITH summer. Live in Barbara Manor GREG AT 651-8622 AFTER 6 EXPERIENCE NOT bedroom. Summer sublet with NECESSARY. BUT A DESIRE MALES OR FEMALES FOR for only $137.50 per month OR CALL 427-1416. W4/24-30 FALL OPTION MAY RENT FOR MANAGEMENT IS FALL. CALL OR LEAVE A (the tail end of May is free). FREE WILL LOWER RENT 429- REQUIRED. LOCATIONS MESSAGE: 427-3221 OR 427- There's a big kitchen and a I desperately need extra tickets to 5839 FR4/25-5/1 AVAILABLE IN MANCHESTER, 3215. FS4/18-5/4 deck! Way cool. Call 429 graduation. If you have tickets ********************* you don't need please call 429- CT CALL OR SEND RESUME Summer sublet, partially 3103. Ask for Julie. RH4/26- TO furnished, 2 bedroom 5/4 6535. Leave a message. Will HOUSEMATE; Older grad or pay! W4/24-30 Lady Footlocker apartment, close to Pavilion at Buckland Hills prof, long term only. Summer Sublet For One: campus, access to pool. Willington/Ashford country Manchester, CT 06040 $475 per month + Fall Option, Fully DESPERATE! I will pay BIG home. 15x30 ft huge bedroom, Furnished, POOL, bucks for "What We May Be" for Attention Amy or call 644- utilities, June - August, all amenities, quiet. $337/mo. + 6519. HW4/17-5/4 Sundeck, Washer/Dryer, Italian 273, Humanism and May free. Females reasonable utilities + deposit. preferred. Call 487-7940 Wooded Lot, l/4mi from Mysticism. I am very desperate for Pets, 1 child, O.K. 487-1197 it. Call Orin at The Daily Campus WOMAN . . . 5'5" or over. . . or 487-0335, leave campus, $300, (Utilities p.m. May 1 or ASAP RH4/13- 6-3407 or 7-5604 W4/25-27 weight 140 lbs. . . to help message. FR4/30-5/4 Included) Available May 12th, (429-491 1). geriatric at home . . . 12 hr Gct away from Storrs for the HELP need graduation tickets. shift. Nights. Possibly 2nd Celeron Square Sublet. May summer! Roommate needed to Roommate wanted male or Grandma wants to go. Will pay. female needed about 6/1/90 for Rent Free. Own Bedroom, share and apartment in 12 hr shift. Days. Weekends female, smoker on non-smoker. Call Brian at 427-3553 W4/25-27 Microwave, Dishwasher, Air Manchester. S325/ per month. possibility. Answer 203-637- If you have the money, you Conditioning. Quiet. Real Plus utilities. Please call 3946. Old Greenwich. have a place to stay in the fall. Wanted Graduation tickets will Nice Apartment. Female Kirstcn 742-8259. RH4/17-26 Transportation may be Call Scott 429-8327 RH4/27- pay. Please call 427-4775. Ask for S265.00/mo. Call Denise at Chaplin Apartment looking for the babe with the brown hair possible. Clinical studies or 429-6603. FR4/26-5/2 one female to share aparlmcni experience not required. Please One person wanted for one animals welcomed large GRADUATION TICKETS. WILL bedroom in three bedroom apt respond immediately. HW4/23- SUMMER SUBLET: ONE spacious apartment $325 PAY. PLEASE CALL KIM AT Five miles from campus, near BEDROOM APARTMENT. utilities huge backyard please 429-9770 W4/25-5/4 PARTIALLY FURNISHED, AIR call 455-9631. RH4/17-5/1 Coventry Lake House located on CONDITIONING, CLOSE TO four acres property w/privatc CALL SANDY, "THE" CAMPUS, PERFECT FOR ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR pond. $250 per month. Call TYPIST/WORD PROCESSOR After a Great Time- COUPLE, POSSIBLE FALL APARTMENT LIVING! WE Irene 742-7190 RH4/27-5/4 AT 429-6372 IN ADVANCE FOR OPTION, S300/MO AVAIL. CAN HELP! ONE AND TWO END OF SEMESTER WORK. Let SafeRides 5/13 CALL 487-0179. FR4/26- BEDROOM SITUATIONS! 5 MIN TO CAMPUS! One large LOW RATES AS USUAL: SI.00 5/2 WALKING DISTANCE. MALE bedroom left in 4 bedroom Take You Home! OR FEMALE. GRADS OR house. S200+ summer and/or PER PAGE PICA DOUBLE FREE EDITING. NEGOTIABLE CELERON SQUARE: May UNDERGRADS. CALL 429- fall, male or female. 429-8109 BOOKS, THESES WORK. FREE, Summer Sublease, Family 4214/ 487-1437. RH4/19-27 ask for Rebecca RH4/27-5/1 RESUMES AND LETTERS. Unit, 2 bedrooms, washer/dryer, 486-4809!r^ TOO. FLEXIBLE HOURS. SEE CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP Summer One female roommate needed for ?• microwave, A/C, dishwasher, YOUR WORK ON LASER cathedral ceiling, great view, Sublet Rooms in large house FALL SEMESTER in Carriage PRINTER! WEEKEND TYPING 1/2 mile to campus, B-ball/V- located ON CAMPUS. $400 for House Apts. Call Jennifer or entire summer utilities included. TOO. W4/27 -0° ball courts. Call 429-6896. Kelly (427-6089) or Jeanne Thurs., Fri., and Sat Doubles and singles available. FR4/26-5/4 (272-5738). Leave a message 10pm-2:30A.M. Call Norm 486-5195. RH4/24- $$$s FOR GRADUATION Summer Sublet with Fall Rooms for sublet. 1 single, 1 TICKETS. PLEASE HELP Run By & For Students Option. Two Bedroom Apt. Summcr sublet with fall option GRANDPARENT TO double. Great house, walking Sponsored by Anheuser Busch, with pool rights. S570 month/ 3 bed $200/mo. w/deposit. distance to campus. Big yard CEREMONY. PLEASE CALL willing to help pay for the HOUSE located 2 1/2 miles and sundeck. Fall option. Only ANNEMARIE AT 487-0636 Hartford Distributors, cost. May free. Available from campus. CALL anytime $177.00/mo. negotiable. Call LEAVE MESSAGE ON UConn Public Safety and immediatclv! Call 429-8066. 429-8517 RH4/25-5/1 429-8444 RH4/27-5/4 MACHINE ANY TIME W4/27- Alpha Phi Omega page 16 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 CLASSIFIEDS

PART TIME Light house cleaning. S8/hour. Night care for elderly woman, *MAKE EVERY DAY F.ARTH Steve - HAPPY 21ST! Now's Flexible hours available for three nights per week; Fridays. Experience preferred. your chance to find your HOT student over 18 years of age. 15 minute drive from campus. companion for same, two SUMMER CAMPAIGNS FOR (NOT TUB) Bar Dream Queen! Responsibilities include Call evenings until 10 p.m mornings. Phone Mary 429- THE ENVIRONMENT Earn Go Ahead - Get sick. I'll Take delivering auto parts and 2290. HW4/26-5/2 742-6146 HW4/25-5/4 $2500-S3500. Help pass the Care of You This Time! I Love running general errands. Must Clean Air Act, tighten pesticide You - Monnie be able to drive standard shift Summer Jobs!! Earn $5 ENERGY CONSERVATION controls & promote proficiently. Monday thru TECHNICIANS...Want to do $10/hr while you get a tan. comprehensive recycling. SANDY (Shippee Puppeteer and Friday, approx. 4 to 6 hours per something that helps save our Triple 'A' Student Painters in Available in 18 states & D.C. Director) - We can't wait to see day. Please call The Rogers national resources and get paid the Storrs and Glastonbury Call Kate at: 1-800-75-EARTH. Exegesis! Just think - no more Automotive Co., in Vcrnon. for doing it? Work for us this areas. Call Tom at 1-800-922 rehearsals! Best wishes from the 875-3037 HW4/23-5/4 summer installing energy 5579. Leave message HW4/25- CRUISESHIPS NOW HIRING for KGB and associated subersives. saving weatherization devices spring, Christmas and next ATTENTION-- HIRING! in homes throughout the state. ATrENTION: EARN MONEY summer breaks. Many TO THE BLOND EATING Government jobs-- your area. Starting pay $8.00/hr, flexible WATCHING TV! $32,000 / positions. Call 1-805-682-7555 ALONE IN SHIPPEE Many immediate openings hours(Saturdays possible), must year income potential. Details EXT. S-1067 HW4/27-5/4z[ YESTERDAY. WOW! FROM without waiting list or test. be 18 years of age or older ami (1) 602-838-8885 Ext. TV- YHOUR TWO REGULAR $17,840- $69, 485. Call 1- able to work independently, 3993. HW4/23-27 Aerobics instructor, 2 evening JUNGLE ADMIRERS 602-838-8885. EXT R3993 must have own transportation. hoirs per week, $10-$15 per If interested, call Henry, Chuck ATTENTION: POSTAL JOBS! hour, Willington Recreation LAURA you say which one? or Carole at 1-800-842-7333. Start $11.41 /hour! For 429-6501 HW4/27-5/4 Laura W. Yes you! I just wanted E.O.E. HW4/26-5/4 application info call (1) 602- to say thanks for being a great THE DEPARTMENT OF 838-8885, Ext. M-3993. 6am- Swimming Instructors, WSI, roommate. I still think you Tennis. Gymnastics. Sailing. COMMUNICATION SCIENCES 10pm, 7 days. HW4/23-5/4 Summer '90, UConn Pools, should party more! I'll get you and Swimming Instructors Willington Recreation, 429 out next semester! Love Laura Painters needed for Summer needed at beautiful residential 5501 HW4/27-5/4 S. is pleased to announce employment in South-Eastern summer camp for girls in CT. Excellent Starting Pay. Vermont. String skills, good J'O the Cute Saint in my Call Dave 1-413-584-4235. Hw moral character and love of English Class (I think your CONGRESSMAN children a must. Water PERSONALS name is Judc). You wear a long instructors should have WSI or SAM GEDJENSON DRAMA, MUSIC & flowing robe and your eyes Lifeguard training. Academic DANCE MAJORS Start your intrigued me. I pray that you'll careers! Be seen by New York credit available. Mid-June To Boys at Hollow with Puppy: in an informal, City Agents & managers. May through Mid-August. Female, Sorry we missed you. No Car. open meeting, 20. 481-3765. HW4/17-30 non-smoker only. Call or write Hope to Sec you Saturday. The satisfy my desires nine times a Camp Lochcam Camp PO Box girls who left you speechless. day. Let me be your Last with students THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU IN A 500, Post Mills, Vt. 05058. Temptation. Respond in SUMMER CAMP (80?) 333-4211. HW 4/26- Education Majors/Anyone, I personals - Mary Monday, April 30,1990 The American Camping still desperately need a ride to Association (NY) will make Small, entrepreneurial SEA/CEA Workshop April 28 Chicken soup, I just want to 2 p.m. your application avail, to over publishing company with (Sat!) in Mcriden Days Inn. tell you how glad I am that we 300 camps in the Northeast. excellent working conditions Please see Ridcboard! straightened things out and we CEW ROOM 100 Exciting opportunities for and strong benefits package can be friends again! Me college students and seeks programmer or engineer PI PHI! YOU guys are awesome! professionals. Positions avail: to modify existing computer You did great in Greek Week! Steve - Thanks for Pizza Learn By Degrees all land and water sports, programs and write new I'm so proud you showed 10/27/90. It may. or not, have kitchen, maintenance, arts and programs for five departments. everyone your Pi Phi SPIRIT! started off Quite... But it's been six months of great backrubs! In Wild America crafts, drama, music, dance, Knowledge of SQL. 4GL. We are family! Love, Nancy Can we relive it?! Yellow- Blue U tltj \ntrrtij is yowrCMUSTOOHil ll's nature, tripping, R.N.'s, M.D.'s BASIC, and UNIX is a plus. .1 room willioul walls whtrr wind You must be a quick learner, and - Bus! Love, Moni blows through trom the moiini.nns College Credit Available. 31st Congrats to all Greeks who with Kc on its breath. Where sun, Street, New York, N.Y. 10001. enjoy helping others. This participated in Greek Week! HEY SIG EP, I WONDER WHO s.iiul Hid salt spray scrub the floors 1-800-777-CAMP. HW4/17-30 highly demanding job enables (especially the new chapters!) ami no one even thinks about tutting WON GREEK WEEK? DON'T . land fver! you to use the latest software Have a great SPRING and computer technology. If REST ON YOUR LAURELS, I he National Audubon Society GREAT SUMMER JOB! Sell WEEKEND!! The Sisters of Expedition Institute's mobile environ- you are a SELF-MOTIVATED pledges of f[B0 HOMECOMING IS NEXT! P.S. mental education program will take the PERCH, an exciting, new WHO CARES ABOUT WHAT you through the United States and gardening tool. Make your own person, send your resume to: ( anada guided by dynamic Audubon Computer Department, AEFI and TKE: Thanks for "WHOOSH" MEANS?? teachers. From your traveling class- hours. Commissioned sales in Technology Marketing coming to our breakfast. We room you will nMIr in-i to a myriad of your own home town. If GREAT JOB ON GREEK WEEK!! diverse ecosystems and also learn ol interested, call Mike Hall 1- Corporation. 1 Technology enjoyed meeting you and hope the magical mix of cultures that make Plaza, Norwalk, Ct 06854. we can do it again sometime! SIG-EP IS STILL ON TOP. YOU up our nation. We offer fifty accred- 485-0262. HW4/26-5/4 GUYS ARE THE GREATEST! ited courses in one- and two-year (203) 852-6800. HW 4/26- The Sisters and Pledges of FIB0 Erograms (hat lead to High School. YOUR GREASY V.P. IS PROUD ,S. and M.S. degrees. Make your education a real adventure and learn how vour vision Dear Beeper, and spirit can make a difference. I wuv you! Hopefully, I'll see Write today for your free information kit: you after the semi, if your owner is a good girl. "DO THE RIGHT THING" Love, Peeper SPRING WEEKEND *90 Eric, I love you. J

National Audubon Society Expedition Institute APRIL 27th-29th v.'/ R.M. Pizza with you was more Dcpt.Z, Sharon. CT06()f-9 than wonderful. I need to tell (20.T) ?M-(W22 you what I couldn't. I can't go SiudVnlv .ire (.limit. .1 ten.it.lit ss til ihr.i t.Kc. NC\. rrl.Ki.tn m IUIHMUI .111*111 SUNDAY the summer without you. See FRIDAY you soon. DJ Rock into I have this recurring dream that , „ .)>ZIGGY I am in prison. For what? For SPRING ftnn not revealing a source. So, you Holiday 4 P.M. SU MALL can trust me!

8 P.M. DRYDOCK WES (KI) - You are the most Spirits t!a THE MELODY MAKERS goes \ Unuo#/ic>"« * sphinctitious dude! We want you to know that we love your sick BIGTIME sense of humor! We'd also like Rt. 195, Holiday A.N.JORGENSEN to say thanks for the memories Mall, Storrs Who-athons, Riverside, water FREE w/UCONN fights, Yale Bowl, obscene 429-7786 I.D. phone calls, long talks, serenades, strip teases, semis, and watch "Tommy" (Oh, we forgot you didn't make it!) SATURDAY HAPPY 20TH BIRTHDAY to our / Met*W# dirty Harry! LOVE, Tara, STARTING AT Debbie, and Cindy (BBB) P.S. - NRBO 12 NOON Let's have a wasted weekend! 7:30 P.M. ',..<■ Miii't'.i MEMORIAL Dawn, Both you and your friendship DOORS OPEN STADIUM mean so much to mc! I hope we FREE w/ UCONN can work things without losing FIELD HOUSE cither. Lori $2 UCONN I.D. I.D. 0 ^Sl &* $4 GUEST TICKETS SANDY: I owe you more $4 GUESTS than I can ever possibly JZ * (ADVANCE ONLY) pay. And now I owe you a &**° I SB 1 S.U. TICKET BOOTH hundred times that. Apply at: Thanks for being there. I "Always the 90 Locust St. would have been "dead" best deal in SLBUG- Hartford. CT on a number of occasions town" WORKING FOR STUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US M-Th 1 4pm without your help. Thank you for everything. The UPS DELIUERS EDUCATION 1-800 842 8651 Tour Pro.

• CLASSIFIEDS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 27, 1990 page 17 NORM, YOU WERE RIGHT PAM (YOU KNOW WHO YOU To the tan, long-haired brunette TO ALL GREEKS: Thank you ABOUT SATURDAY. IT WAS RUSHED FOR TIME? ARE). "GET PSYCHED" FOR who lives in Shippe and who for welcoming us into the Greek SPECIAL. A REMATCH IS PAPERS ARE DUE? TONIGHT. MIDNIGHT IS THE seems to have set up permanent Community. So warmly. We CERTAINLY IN ORDER. NOT Call J&J Typists. HOUR BUT CINDERELLA YOU residence in Jonathan's... Holy really feel like part of the Greek TO MENTION SMORES. THIS 487-1737 DON'T HAVE TO WORRY God! Say it isn't so! Lisa Q. Family Now. - THE BROTHERS WEEKEND DOESN'T LOOK Sl/page, 48 hours (most work), GOOD. SEEMS WE'LL BOTH ABOUT YOUR COACH has hit the 2-0! We'll have to OF KAPPA KAPPA PSI TURNING INTO A PUMPKIN celebrate - How's Monday night laser printer, spelling and BE BUSY. MAYBE NEXT punctuation checked, leave BECAUSE ALL THAT IS at Jonathan's sound? (I don't June, Jen and Jcnn - I really WEEKEND. STILL WHENEVER message. M4/26-5/4 IT IS. YOU AND CHARLIE TURNING IS YOUR AGE. think that's a good idea Davey). appreciate all that you've put up MUST BE WARNED - WE FINALLY. YOU'RE 21! THIS HAPPY BIRTHDAY! And may with to save our friendship. you walk through life more Rent a Disc Jockey. Low WON'T BE SO EASY ON YOU WILL BE A WEEKEND THAI Sorry for the aggravation. gratefully than the Dupont Guy! Prices. Thurs. nights on THIS TIME BECAUSE BO YOU'LL NEVER REMEMBER. You're the BEST. - Allison And remember... Women sweat Campus S90. Willimantic Semi KNOWS BASKETBALL AND BUT WE'LL ALL TELL YOIU tooo... $150. Out of town $175. 423- MUTTLEY IS IN EFFECT. ABOUT IT ON MONDAY. PAM YOU'RE THE BEST. LOVE YA!! I MISCELLANEOUS; 3270 M4/4-5/4 GIMBUTSKY - WISHING YOU JENN MOLLIE (Sherman): To the person who we can't live A HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY Are you In a bind? Need AND A YEAR FULL OF LAST Eben (K£): I thought I owed without, Happy Birthday! Life Heading for Europe this that last minute paper CALLS AND CHUG-A-MUGS - you a personal. Great job on would be so boring without Summer? Jet there anytime for typed? Then, call 427- LAURA Greek Week! Hope to hear from you! Love Kellie. Brian, and Don $160 or less with AIRHITCH 7085, ask for Cherl. Mrs. C. you before the next cruise. Guess who? (as reported in NY Times, Rates very reasonable. Happy 21st Birthday! From Dennis (lAE), Consumer Reports & Let's Go!) $1.00 per page, double your roommate to be, Mrs. B TO ALL MY SISTERS (I1B0): CONGRATULATIONS! I'm so For info call: AIRHITCH 212- spaced. Same dav service! DAN DAN THE CLASSIFIEDS YOIU GUYS ARE THE BEST! proud of you, I always knew 864-2000 M4/27 MAN—HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS ON you could do it. I hope the LOVE ALL OF US AT THE DC GREEK WEEK! I10VE AND brothers of £AE come to mean MINE, RENAY. P.S. - IS IT as much to you as the sisters of To a blond in a sorority: Have *****'pxjrjo Tg Ji*!***** HOT IN HERE? AZ mean to me. Welcome to your raised any masts lately? Greek Life!!! Love you, Tara Remember - to always LOC K To all Pi Beta Phis. You guys Your one stop shop for THE DOOR! Love, a brunette in arc awesome! Greek Week a sorority Champs 2 years in a row! It's SPRING WEEKEND SPECIALS... been fun being social chair - JEN (Watson 6): Sharon (AZ) How's it going? thanks for all your support! CONGRATULATIONS! We are so proud of you! Maybe we can Keystone Reg/Light Thought I'd say hi. Congrats on (loo bad it wasn't Financial). Greek Sing (I'm sure you helped Sadly, only one more meeting get some men to join our b-ball Suitcase $ 9.99 team. You'll be the best RA - ha ha) Hope to sec you Spring left so get ready to ask ten ever! Weekend - if you're not in the thousand questions (Deb, stand!) Love KJ and Tcrri Rolling Rock library! Love, your favorite Love, the QUIET one. I1B0 (Sue. of course.) 12 pk. bottles $ 6.49 Old German Beer Case 24-12 oz. btls. $ 6.99 Miller Genuine Draft 12 pk. bottles $ 5.99 Coors, Light & Ex. Gold 12 pk. bottles $ 5.99

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EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Gretzky said after congratulat- us," said Messier. "That was It's been two years since he ing his former teammates fol- over at the start of the year. for fifth place was one of them, but Wayne lowing Tuesday's 6-5 overtime This series was just the Kings Gretzky still knows the victory at Inglewood, Calif. against the Oilers. Nothing Edmonton Oilers. And Gretzky "Right now they're play- else." Cotuit, Mass.— The Univer- UConn is paced by Rich says the four-time NHL cham- ing as good as I've seen them. The Oilers began their sity of Connecticut men's golf Pepin, who posted a 76 and pions of the 1980s are on their As the playoffs go on they'll march to Stanley Cup semis team is in a three-way tie for stands in a five-way tic fir way to winning the first get better. If (goaltender Bill) when they trailed the Winnipeg fifth place after one day of ac- seventh place. John Ronis was Stanley Cup of the 1990s. Ranford plays like he did Jets 3-1 in the best-of-7 tion at the New England Divi- the next best finisher for the The Oilers swept Gretzky's against us, they'll be tough to Smythc semifinal. They won sion One Golf Championships Huskies, shooting a 77. Fol- Los Angeles Kings in four beat." the next three and then swept at Willowbend Country Club lowing Ronis for UConn were games in the Smythc Division Mark Messier, who took the Kings. yesterday. Hartford leads the Tom Clawson with an 81; final and now await the winner over as Edmonton's captain af- Keith Swcnson at 82; and Dave They'll have a week to two-day tournament with a of the St. Louis Blues-Chicago ter Gretzky's trade to in August Adam with an 83. prepare for the Campbell Con- team score of 314. Blackhawks series. 1988, said there was no feeling The Oilers are riding a that the Oilers had to beat ference final, which opens UConn shot an aggregate The tournament concludes seven-game playoff winning Grcuky. Wednesday at Edmonton. The score of 316 to stand in a three- tomorrow afternoon. streak. "I don't think anybody had Oilers were 1-2-0 against way tie with Providence and Compiled by the Department "The Oilers? They could anything to prove to Gretzky, Chicago and 2-0-1 against the Maine. The Huskies are just of Athletic Communications be pretty much unstoppable," and he had nothing to prove to Blues this season. two strokes behind front-runner Hartford and a single shot be- hind Yale (315). Leaderboard: Greg Hill (Yale) -73 Soccer team wraps up spring play Yale's Greg Hill was the Pat Shcchan (Hartford)- 74 medalist for the day, shooting a Mike Ghclfi (PC)- 74 73 on the par 71, 6637 yard Paul Sullivan (URI)- 74 The University of Connecti- the game is free. barbeque is $8 per adult and S4 Prececding the game will be per children under 12. course. Three players arc tied Ken Dean (UNH)- 75 cut's men's soccer team con- Brian Lawton (Maine)- 75 cludes its spring outdoor pro- an 11:15 a.m. UConn Soccer The soccer squad defeated for second with three-over par gram on Saturday, April 28, Alumni Game. Seton Hall to win the Big East 74's. with a 1 p.m. game against Following the UConn-New Tournament, but lost to New Hampshire College, the Hampshire College contest, a Vermont in the first round of 1989 NCAA Division Two barbeque will be held at the the Division One National i '"» National Champions. UConn Ice Rink beginning at Tournament to finish 12-5-5 The contest will be played in 3 p.m. The Ice Rink is adjacent on the season in 1989. the Connecticut Soccer Sta- to the field. Admission to the Compiled by the Department dium in Storrs. Admission to of Athletic Communications aHELRf

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Edmonton aims for the Stanley Cup, See page 19 Sports Men's soccer plays this weekend, See page 19 JL The DailyDailv P^mmi«Campus Husky baseball rolls over Fairfield 17-9 UConris bats set the pace for win as they tally five runs in the first and fourth innings

By Catherine Keating improve his record to 4-2. Daily Campus Staff Starter Gardner took the loss Catcher Marek Drabin- for Fairfield (12-19), as his ski hit a clutch double to record drops to 0-5. tie the game 3-3 against UConn second baseman Fairfield University in the MacDonald and ccntcrficldcr bottom of first inning. He Cain led the squad with three went on to hit another hits each. Cain also did well double and four RBI in defensively with a diving catch the Huskies' 17-9 defeat in center field in the top of the fifth for the first out. His re- of the Stags yesterday. covery kept two runners from Todd Roscnthal crossed the advancing to second and third. plate on a Sal Tinncrcllo hit to Unfortunately, the next bat- begin the rally; and Drabinski's ter was hit by a Tom double sent in Craig Mac Don- Halvorscn pitch to load the ald and Ken Coffee to lie the bases. Roscnthal quickly game 3-3. scooped up the next hit and "He fell behind in the count, beat Mike Svab to first, but and he grooved it in and I got a couldn't keep Fran Maurais piece of it," said Drabinski from scoring. Joe Grciner about Fairficld's Matt Gardner. walked to first to fill the bases Tim Cain and Ed Rossy sent for Joe Carillo's grand slam Tinncrcllo and Drabinski home over the left field fence. to put the Huskies up 5-3 for a lead they wouldn't relinquish Fairfield was still down 13-7 for the remainder of the game. when Gaudio came to the Michael Clcary had a big day mound. He ended the hitting for the Huskies with four RBI frenzy when he struck out the from two doubles before he next and final batter of the in- went on to pitch the last two ning. innings of the game. "Whatever I can do for the Tinnerello had two hits on team I will. I'll play any posi- the day as he remains the tion I have to," Clcary said. Huskies' leading slugger with a "It's difficult to remain consis- .423 batting average. tent because there arc a lot of "I don't feel good or bad, but people in and out of the DH comfortable at the plate," position." Tinncrcllo said. "I'm watching Cleary's two RBI put the the pitch: It's the key to my University of Connecticut up consistency." 7-3 in the bottom of the third UConn, 18-13-1, hosts long and his second double put time rival Maine tomorrow at UConn ahead 11-4 in the bot- 3:30 p.m. C.J. Gunthcr/Thc Daily Campus tom of the fourth. Marek Drabinski, UConn's catcher, gives a bift target for his pitchers to aim for in "Wc always count on ICraig game played earlier this year. The Huskies beat Fairfield 17-9 yesterday. Gaudiol and Clcary," Coach Andy Baylock said. The Big East (as of April 24) Gaudio was the winning Scton Hall 10 4 UCONN pitcher, hurling two and one- 8 6 Women's rugby team St. John's 8 4 B.C. thirds innings. He struck out 5 10 Providence 9 6 G'town two and gave up one hit to 4 8 splits two last weekend Villrmova 9 6 Pitt 3 12 The women's rugby team score in the first half, although split a pair of games last both teams made strong weekend defeating Bryant attempts. UConn's closest was college on Thursday and losing a run by Bertolini who ran 15 Smith selected for tryout to Brown on Sunday. meters before she was stopped In the first match, the by Brown's tough defense. University of Connecticut Brown punted the ball out of Colorado Springs, Co.—Chris dominated the game and ran their end of the pitch, enabling Smith has been selected as one Bryant from one sideline to the Huskies to continue their of 66 players to be invited to another giving the Huskies play. the USA National Basketball many chances to score. Nancy Team Trials from May 17-22 UConn's Shelly Wrisley, Dicllin took advantage of this Daria Stasiuk and Marilyn at the Olympic Training Center by breaking through the in Colorado Springs. McRcnyolds set up Sue Riley defense and scoring a try. She and Dietlin for several runs, The 1990 USA National was just barely in bounds when but Brown defended the attack she took the ball up the wing Team is scheduled to partici- and turned the ball up the field. pate in the FIBA World for the Huskies first four Brown scored the game's points. Though the kick was Championships, August 8-19, only four points in the right missed UConn received more in Argentina and in the Goodwill Games, July 23-29, points when fly half Janine corner of the tryzone and in Seattle. Bcrtolini skipped to the corner missed die kick. of the tryzone gaining just The B side shared in the A Smith, a guard for the enough space to award them side's defeat by Brown, 10-0. University of Connecticut, led their second try. The Lady Ruggers will play the team with 17.2 points per UConn was up 12-0 when their final two games this week game as the Huskies posted a three Bryant players were when they face Southern on 31-6 record. UConn advanced injured and the match was Thursday night at 4 p.m. and to the NCAA Final Eight, tied ended. Prior to the final whistle URI on Saturday at 11 a.m. for the Big East regular season UConn scored its last four Both games will be played at championship and won the points. the Mansfield Training School. Kevin FraserfThe Daily Campus On Sunday, the Huskies lost UConn Husky guard Chris Smith could be part of conference tournament. Contributed by a member of a physical contest to Brown, 4- the UConn Rugby team. Team USA as he was sleeted to tryout in May. 0. Neither team was able to