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VOL. LXX NO. 56 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Friday, December 1, 1972 vegetarian menus still lacking foods

Tim Murphy through the state commissary in Dieticans planning menus for the Middletown," and eventually cleared vegetarian meal plan begun here two through Hartford. He said the process months ago are still working without a can take as long as 10 weeks unless there number of items the administration is a "rush" put on the order. He said promised to supply. "no special rush was put on this order" Special food items promised to for the items. vegetarians and ordered several weeks One frequent complaint being made is ago, "very definitely" "should be here the alleged problem of "too much Friday or Monday" said Mary Z. Long, repetition, too much pasta, and not chief dietitian, Thursday. cnought protein." Long said the items, which include "They've left us to drink as much brown rice, soy beans, Granola and milk as we can to get adequate protein" several other foods, were placed on said Laura Gaccionc, a third semester order October 20. She said she called student who eats at Whitney dorm. food distributors in Boston Tuesday and Many students eating on the plan was told the order would be shipped by have said cooperation with the staff at truck to UConn within a few days. the two dining halls has been good. Most The special meal plan for vegetarians feel that any problems that have arisen began October 16 at McMahon and have their roots and solutions in the Whitney dining halls, after committees University administration. from the Inter-Area Residence Hall Council polled students and recommended the institution of food rogers stays-, services for vegetarians. Paul Edelen, a graduate student who started the movement to institute rush is named vegetarian food services last spring, said "It should have been possible to get the food a lot quicker." deputy secretary Edelen said students on the plan have WASHINGTON (UPI) - President paid full price for their food but have Nixon said Thursday he was keeping not received all they were promised. "I'm really surprised that they waited William P. Rogers on as secretary of so long" to get the added items, he said. state and moving his one-time professor of law at Duke University. Kenneth H. Long said her office has no money Rush, from the No. 2 place in the State with which to purchase food items. She Department. Students celebrating the first night of the Jewish holiday Chanukah, gather said all purchases arc controlled by state Rogers, one of Nixon's closest friends around the giant menorah in the Student Union Lobby to sing songs, and watch statutes and must be requisitioned from in the government, became the first the first electrical candle light up. Hillel members Mike Smith and Mark Weinberg her office, before being put out to bid. member of the Cabinet to be told that along with Rabbi Hirsch Cohen listen to Philip Ciller's recitation of a prayer Karl Pech, purchasing officer, said he would be retained in office in dedicated to Soviet Jews. (Photo by Noel Voroba). "Any food order must be cleared Nixon's second term. There had been reports that former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally might replace Rogers, but Connally told Nixon he did not want to come back into government on hanoi says talks deadlocked a fulltime basis. The White House refused comment on a report that Rush, who becomes PARIS (UPI) - The North "Those who know right now aren't and the war drags on, it is the Rogers' deputy secretary, would be Vietnamese said for the first time talking," he said. 'Those who are responsibility of the American side." succeeded as deputy defense secretary Thursday that the Vietnam peace talking don't know." Vy said: "After making an about-face by William P. Clements Jr.. founder and negotiations were deadlocked, but U.S. White House sources said Kissinger and refusing to sign the accord on Oct. board chairman of a $100 million-aycir negotiator William J. Porter said there will meet with President Nixon again 31, the U.S. government now requests Texas oil drilling firm. was no reason for pessimism. this weekend in at the Florida White modification of its very contents." Rush will replace John W. Irwin as In Washington, President Nixon met House at Key Biscayne before flying to He said Washington must sign since No. 2 at the State Department. Irwin is Thursday for a second time with Paris for renewed private negotiations "this solution is its best hope for a being offered an ambassadorial Nguyen Phy Due, personal emissary of with the North Vietnamese. disengagement in honor and a rapid appointment, the White House said. South Vietnamese President Nguyen Talks Resume Monday return of its servicement both from the Nixon was at his desk in the Oval Van Thieu, on the peace negotiations. Kissinger is scheduled to continue the field and captivity." Office at 7:30 a.m. to work on trimming Due was reported to be carrying a negotiations with North Vietnamese A Viet Cong spokesman indicated for his proposed budget for fiscal 1974 and request from Thieu requesting a summit negotiators Le Due Tho and Xuan Thuy the first time that Kissinger tried to to consult with the Joint Chiefs of Staff meeting with Nixon prior to final on Monday in a final attempt at ending press Saigon's conditions for ending the and Saigon emissary Nguyen Phy Due rnnuoimmation of a cease-fire. the war. war during his secret talks last week in before taking off for a long, relaxed At the regular weekly meeting of the In Saigon Thursday, U.S. Ambassador Paris. weekend in Florida. Paris peace talks Thursday Porter gave Ellsworth Bunker gave Foreign Minister When a French newsman asked asked White House press secretary Ronald the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong a Tran Van Lam a written report from if the Saigon demands rejected as absurd L. Zicgler made these announcements of pledge President Nixon would permit no Due regarding his talk Wednesday with by the Vietnamese Communists were high-level personnel changes: avoidable delay in ending the war. President Nixon, Vietnamese sources the same as those Kissinger pressed William J. Casey, onetime Wall Conference sources took the remark as a said. during the secret negotiations, Street investor who is chairman of the direct warning to Saigon not to oppose Later, President Thieu called a spokesman Ly Van Sau said: "I am not Securities and Exchange Commission, the results of secret negotiations two-hour session of the National going to comment on the direct was named to be undersecretary of state between White House aide Henry A. Security Council but the subject of the negotiations but your reading is for economic affiars. Kissinger and Hanoi. meeting was kept secret. correct." - William J. Porter, a career diplomat Washington 'Demands Changes' The top-level meeting also followed a The Viet Cong Foreign Minister told who has been chief U.S. negotiator at Hanoi delegate Nguyen Minh Vy said persona] report to Thieu from his the session the demands by Thieu for an the formal, public Paris peace talks, was the peace talks became deadlocked nephew and private secretary Hoang all Indochina cease-fire, restoration of a named No. 3 man at the State because Washington was demanding Due Nha, who returned Thursday from demilitarized rone and direct Department with the title of basic changes in the draft accord agreed Paris. negotiations with Hanoi were undersecretary for political affairs. He last month. He served notice Hanoi will Hanoi delegate Vy's statement at the "absolutely absurd requirements we will replace U. Alexis Johnson, the not accept Saigon's demands and said Paris talks was the first authoritative have long rejected." highest ranking officer in the foreign the agreement must be signed as it admission that Kissinger's secret talks in Porter told the Communists "we service and the only diplomat now reiterate to you our President's firm holding the title "career ambassador." stands. Paris with Le Due Tho of North Porter told newsmen after the Vietnam had been suspended at an intention to permit no avoidable delay — Johnson will be given "a major new meeting there was no reason for impasse. in ending this war and entering a period assignment commensurate with his pessimism regarding the future of the "If the American side really is of peace and reconstruction. specific talents," Ziegler said. peace negotiations. He said, "Some news animated by a constructive and serious "In this present phase...we should Rogers has concentrated on the dispatches contain an unwarranted attitude, it is in its own interest to stand have faith that the serious purpose Mideast situation during most of his amount of pessimism. I would caution by what has been agreed already and demonstrated and the major progress tenure, leaving Vietnam negotiations to vou to take care unless you be caught sign the agreement swiftly," he said. achieved will lead at an early date to a Nixon and his White House advisor, with your pens down." If the negotiations remain deadlocked mutually satisfactory result." Henry A. Kissinger. Friday, December 1, 1972 top of the campus... fltmuwrttrttt Satljj Campus world of the acronym Editor-in-Chief by John Pallatto to do is feed them a few tons of Lincoln Millstein Have you ever noticed when money and they produce you peruse the pages of the hundreds of jobs for Managing Editor Business Manager Daily Campus or for that matter unemployed Americans. Alan K. Reisner Donald E. Waggaman any newspaper or periodical in Such benign Acronyms as the the United States you find a TVA and the WPA happily put strange disjointed creature called bread on the tables of thousands the ACRONYM. of Depression ravaged families. This obnoxious little animal whose physical parts are The Acronym habits make it comprised of the first letters of very amenable to our political the words that make up the environment. Since the advent breath of fresh air inane titles of every American of big government it has found governmental, social, or political the atmosphere very condusive organizations, can be found to reproduction as it subsists on David Kaplan's resignation as President of the crawling over the front pages of newsprint legal pads, government directives and Associated Student Government (A.S.G.) on Wednesday newspaper across the country. inter-office memos. Such cute and imposing inadvertently allowed state culminated the frustration which has been student little beasts BOG and IARC and department acronyms to escape Today the Acronym is a governance at the University of Connecticut for the past that old favorite the ASG are into the War Department where household pet. Every public among the truncated denizens they mated and produced a race four years. that inhabit the jungle of the organization is gripped by a of super acronyms. mania to acquire an acronym of In a sense, the manner in which Mr. Kaplan resigned campus press. From there it was only a their very own. was unfortunate, because no one has dedicated himself This prolific creature has matter of time before it began to become the bane of reporters In fact they are breeding to more to the concept of student government than David infest every branch of such an extent that they are and editors across the country, government as the resulting and to understand the power beginning to die of Kaplan. offspring proved to be a much over-population. Every time a In his tenure as A.S.G. President however, he alienated these vicious monsters possess, it less sluggish creature than its is necessary to examine the new administration is elected, staid state department parents. thousands of formally potent himself from virtually every personality and organization history of the Acronyms In fact some researchers Acronyms are rooted out of Evolution. on campus. During Wednesday night's meeting, for suggest that these acronyms had their letterheads and thrown to The exact origin of the a high level of intelligence as the wayside where they curl up instance, Kaplan managed to assail the Connecticut Daily Acronym is very obscure. In fact many of them gravitated to the and die. Campus, the Board of Governors, the Inter-Area it has only been discovered and Department of Agriculture. classified in the past 60 years. Their gluttonous carcasses are Residents' Council, the proposed Federation of Students According to one Etymolygist strewn across the front pages of All Etymologists know about they seemed to know that one every newspaper in the country. and Service Organizations and Associate Dean for it is that it was discovered in day the Department of Their mass demise is causing a Washington D.C. just before Students Affairs John J. Manning - all in one sweeping Agriculture would be the home public health problem. World War One. It was found of that fecund little devil known The University of Connecticut criticism. inhabiting the dusty files and the as HEW and that, through it, the is not immune to this plague of Even student senators have agreed that Kaplan has darker corners of the State acronym would enjoy Acronyms. Regardless of the Department. carried his vendettas too personally. unparalleled growth. beneficial or desruptive aspects At this time it was believed Acronyms really began to Acronyms are even beginning to We need a student representative who can channel the species was quite limited to proliferate during the depression clog the pages of the grievances and reports from all student organizations. We about 150 specimens, and those years when President Roosevelt were of a very puny variety. Connecticut Daily Campus. need a representative who is willing to communicate with unleased a horde of the We are infected with every voracious acronyms on America. type of insidious acronym. We student organizations, rather than blast them with During the time of the Some Acronyms enjoy a H arding Administration, have the ASG, metamorphosed innuendos. symbiotic relationship with the into the DSA which begot FSSO however, a filing clerk American Society. All you have Hopefully, David Kaplan will return to the fight to which bred the IARC. We have such lurid ditties as bring strong student governance to UConn. He is a h the IUD (bet you really didn't dedicated individual who has been misdirected in the know that really means Intra- past. His return to the rational discussion on how to Utercin Device). The pages of the Daily implement effective student government on campus Campus has become entangled in would certainly be a welcome breath of fresh air. the sinister thread of WEBB council announcements. Every time a reporter sits down to write he has to skirt the treacherous swamp of BOG releases. When a reporter is bad and does not write a story the way the readers want it, a host of verbal harpies such as the AAUP and the FUT will decend upon (£nmiprttrul lattg (Eamptta the malefactor and carry him off to journalistic limbo. Serving Storrs Since 1896 They are multiplying like North Campus cockroaches and, Editors as Sumner Cohen would say, no News Charlotte Libov, Deb Noyd "Rememljer the good old Sixties, when they matter what you do with them, Makeup Len Auster they return with the students. Features Bob Kaplan, Regina Ferrara joined protest marches instead of writing letters'?' Advertising Manager Rob Mil ford Circulation Mark Grecnberg Cartoons Peter Charpentier LETTTERS TO THE EDITOR Sports Dave Solomon Assistant Sports Rick Hass, Bob Vacon Keddy and Charlie Parker was Editorial Page Peter Krzyzek help alumnus based on the testimony of two Chief News Photographer Noel Voroba convicted criminals who were contest entree Associate News Mark Fisher To the Editor: released shortly after they had All members of the University To the Editor: Assistant Makeup Rich Ricci implicated Grant and his of Connecticut community Let me be the first to submit Assistant News Mark Franklin companions. All three men had ought to be aware of the present to you the words of our fight Staff: Paulette Thibodeau, Tim Murphy, Chris participated and led the situation of an outstanding song that every member of the Becker, Fred Vollono, John Pallatto, Jay Staves, successful struggle to integrate alumnus of our university, Dr. UConn Husky Marching Band Sharon Weiss, Karen Beck, Tom Taylor, Carol the riding stable a year before James E. Grant. I know little holds dear to his (or her) heart: Buckland, Lora Livengood, Jim Palmeiri, Paula the fire and four years before about James Grant except that UCONN HUSSY Schaenknecht, Alan Decker, Peter Lord, Mary their conviction. he has a PhD. in organic UConn Hussy, symbol of sex Ellen Wallace, Mark Ziburis, Dennis Capuano, Dr. Grant is presently in jail chemistry and that he has to the foe Randy Philippi, Wesley Thouin unable to raise the $50,000 chosen to devote his life to the Fight, fight virginity, - it's all appeal bond. In my opinion, he struggle of Black people in the the way, let's go is clearly another victim of a state of North Carolina. He has Connecticut UConn Hussy racist politically motivated been so successful in that Do it again for the Scarlet A frame-up. Money to help gain So screw, screw, screw, screw, struggle that North Carolina has the release of James Grant and sought to incarcerate him for 25 you horny boys, you don't have to support his defense is needed. years. to pay Those interested in sending I-N-T-E-R-C-O-U-R-S-E James Grant has been money or inquiring information sentenced to a 25 year jail term spells intercourse may write to: The James E. Connecticut Hussy for alleged arson of a riding Grant Defense Fund, P.O. Box second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ct. 06268. Published dally «x»pt stable which bumed down three Connecticut Hussy Saturday and Sunday from Sept. 11 through December 8 and from 20073, Hartford, Conn., or to Connecticut C-O-N-N U. January if through April 17; not published during Thanksgiving and years before Grant was indicted. the Connecticut Savings and Easter Recess. Business office located In the Student Union Building, At the time of the fire no Screw! University oU Connecticut, Storrs. Editorial office located on North Loan Association, 616 Albany (repeat of the first five lines.) e*gleville Road In Storrs. Accepted for national advertising by The mention was made of possible Ave., Hartford. National Educational Advertising Service. Subscriber; United Press arson. The indictement and International. Subscription rates, $8.00 per year, $5.00 per semester. Justice and Peace, An F.xperienccd Bandsman Return notification of unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut UaHy conviction of Dr. Grant, T.J. Marty Simon Name Withheld upon Request £»m»us, Unlversl»v of Connecticut Storrs. 06?68. Friday, December 1, 1972 Connecticut Daily Cunpu Page S federal social programs . . 1 '* A* A recruit student volunteers antl-nartOtlC ^CIS Studied

by Mark Franklin people in "underdeveloped" Despite a large drop in Peace nations. hanneman finds no effect on drug use Corps and Volunteers In Service VISTA is a domestic social A University of Connecticut The studies ranged from questioned indicated that they To America (VISTA) volunteers, service program started in the communications researcher says simple content analysis of recruiters for ACTION were on Johnson administration. VISTA first learned about marijuana there is little, if any, evidence to television announcements to an campus Tuesday, Wednesday, volunteers work in some of the and amphetamines from friends. suggest that anti-narcotics examination of physiological and Thursday. ACTION is the poverty areas of the United For all other drug categories, messages in the mass media reaction to drug abuse messages. federal agency overseeing the States. such as barbiturates, actually affect drug abuse. In analysis of drug abuse Peace Corps, VISTA, and UYA is the newest of the psychedelics and opiates, the Dr. Gerhard J. Hanneman, public service advertising on University Year for Action ACTION programs. UYA media accounted for initial UConn assistant professor of television, the researchers found (UYA). volunteers earn academic credit awareness in the greatest speech, based this conclusion on that 90 per cent of the drug Giles Packer, a UConn while working off-campus with proportion of individuals. extensive research carried out abuse messages were broadcast placement officer, said the the poor. There were significant here through Project DAIR during times of lowest audience number of UConn volunteers Presently, there are 20 differences, however, between (Drug Abuse Information attendance. Out of more than had dropped from a peak of colleges connected with the users and non-users, he said. Research), which he co-directs. 500 hours of television "around 40" in 1966-68 to program. UConn does not "Users overwhelmingly Hanneman described his monitored, a total of 37 minutes identified friends (72 per cent) "about a dozen" each of the participate in the program. findings in recent testimony at was devoted to drug abuse past two years. as the largest single source of The University of the drug advertising hearings of messages, he said. There seems to be a current initial awareness; non-users cited Massachusetts (UMass) Amherst the National Council of Hanneman found that the reaction against voluntarism," media content and public service campus has the largest UYA Churches of Christ in "shotgun" method has been Packer said. messages (48 per cent) as their program in New England. The Washington, D.C. used in drug abuse advertising primary source of awareness," He added that most of the 95 UMass students participate in Hanneman said he and DAIR since the messages apparently said Hanneman. decline had come in a decrease making parks in Springfield and co-director Dr. William J. were formulated and presented Some individuals pointed out in Peace Corps volunteers, while Holyoke, providing therapy at McEwen, also a UConn assistant by broadcasters without regard that a national news magazine's VISTA volunteers "remained Blechertown State School, and professor of speech, carried out to audience. story devoted to psychedelic unchanged." VISTA volunteers providing clinical services to 13 studies into related aspects of In another phase of the study, drugs aroused their curiosity now make up "about half" of mothers and their children from the communication environment researchers found that a about LSD. the present ACTION volunteers, low income families. surrounding drug abuse. majority of 400 students according to Packer. "The photographs in that issue were considered to be The recruiting this week has sufficiently startling to prompt been extremely quiet, a marked experimentation with this contrast with a tumultuous hallucinogen," he said. episode in December, 1968 Through Project DAIR, thc when radical students attempted job recruiters decrease professors also were able to to stop Peace Corps recruiting identify differences in media on campus. The incident led to a utilization between drug users counter-demonstration of about by Jackie Fitzgerald the decline from four years ago helpful", she said. and "dealers" and thc non-users. 1,200 students who opposed the About 100 organizations will 'when there was a waiting list of This semester, meetings Thc users-dealers pcrferrcd radicals' actions. be coming to Storrs this year to companies wanting to get on discussing the job situaiton were such publications as "Rolling The Peace Corps, founded in recruit job applicants. This is campus" are an increased helf every Tuesday and about thc mc Stone," "Time," "Playboy" and President John F. Kennedy's °* number as last number of former servicemen Thursday night at the career administration, is the oldest year. a droP from 350-400 in available for work and a decrease library. Six were geared for "Thc National I-ampoon." They listened to "underground" FM ACTION program. Peace Corps P*81 yea"; in defense contracts for seniors regarding job interviews stations, watch television movies volunteers work with poor According to Shirley Slye, Connecticut companies. and resumes, government and newscasts. placement officer, the reason for Therefore, "companies don't employment, and opportunities Thc non-users, however, read have to go out looking for in specialized careers such as people like they did in the past", consumer defense and ecology. "Life," 'Time," "Newsweek" clothing drive on campus Slye said. The sessions drew enough and "Playboy," favored AM radio "top 40" stations, watched Slye emphasized the students to fill the office to importance of employment capacity, Slye said. television newscasts and "All in benefits appalachian poor interviews. the Family." She said many businesses have by Sharon Weiss to help the poor in Appalachia changed their approach to The Appalachian Awareness preserve their culture which is hiring. "Now you're hired on Club is organizing a drive to not industrialized. what kind of person you are, not STOP collect clothes on campus, re-sell To help the people in just on a piece of paper." As a them, and send the money to Appalachia, an area made up of result of this, the interview takes poor families in Appalachia. Pennsylvania, North Carolina, on a greater importance, she RIGHT HERE About seven people attended South Carolina, West Virginia, said. a meeting yesterday and Georgia, and Kentucky, the Club Trial interviews may be taped If you're looking for a cordial and unpacked clothing that has been sponsors clothing and book at the placement office's career collected on campus or brought sales. They also sell Christmas library in Hall Dorm. Slye assists relaxed atmosphere to escort your from student's homes. wreaths made by people in in evaluating the tape. female companion. Then According to Sue Dwyer, Appalachia and send the "Sometimes hearing how you president of the club, the earnings back to them. The Club sound can be verv revealing and Appalachian Awareness Club also sponsors trips to Appalchia. STUDENT WELFARE was started in 1969. Presently, Those who go there do a variety T. J.'S there are 15 members. of tasks including planting COMMITTEE vegetables and setting up Of A.S.G. is just the answer Club Lacks Support summer schools and camps. About twelve have made the trip needs people "One reason why the club has so far. not gotten off the ground is FEATURING: ladies night every Expenses for the club are Thursday cocktails of her choice 1/2 because Appalachia country is raised through collections and Please come to the 800 miles away." She said fund-raising events. Last year, Senate Office (that's Half) price. Appalachians are "proud E.O. 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Old members-of course new members welcome at Pleasant View Motel, Rte. 6, Chaplin Reservations 455-9579 Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, December 1,1972 'bus strike hurts cities' fires kill 13 in the south hartford mayor declares Fire Marshall Raymond Oliver, HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - transportation prublem to a fire chief says who toured the building along home for aged The statewide bus problem is point of no return. 'This is it," with owner Joseph Rault and threatening to become Athenson said, "We have come new Orleans fire Gov. Edwin Edwards, said the Connecticut's equivalent of the to our Rubicon." fire spread quickly because of fire kills nine Berlin Airlift, the mayor of Athenson, a former political was stoppable the wood paneling. Hartford said Thursday. science instructor at the 'Those floors all had wood in atlanta, ga. "We've got to draw the line," University of Hartford, said the NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A paneling. And, of course, wood ATLANTA (UPI) .- The Major George A. Athanson governor has disregarded even flash fire that killed four persons paneling is highly varnished and Second disastrous high-rise fire said.'The cities cannot continue the most basic tenets of in a downtown skyscraper could when it burns it produces a gas," in as many days in the South to take this sort of treatment governmental jurisdiction in have been stopped if a water Oliver said. sent suffocating black smoke from the state." labeling the bus problem a local sprinkler system had been William McCrossen, assistant billowing through the 11-story He accused Gov. Thoman J. issue. installed in the building, the superintendent of the New Baptist Towers home for the Meskill of irresponsibility in 'This is a statewide issue," head of a presidential Orleans fire department, said aged Thursday, triggering panic failing to come to grips with the the mayor said, "Each city commission on fire prevention arson was suspected but would and claiming the lives of nine busquandry. cannot solve it separately. The said Thursday. not elaborate. persons. The bus strike in Hartford, union refuses to deal with each Richard E. Bland, chairman of At least 31 others were New Haven and Stamford began city independently. It's up to the National Commission on The Rault Center was injured in the blaze, which left Saturday and no solution the state." Fire Prevention and Control, equipped with an inside fire officials denouncing appeared to be on the horizon. The bus strike in Hartford, said if states refuse to require escape, according tG the construction of many of the State officials, union leaders New Haven and Stamford began sprinklers in high-rise buildings, Louisiana fire marshal's office, towering, modern buildings and bus managers did not move last Saturday, when 650 drivers the federal government should. but it did not have an automatic which place residents beyond from their entrenched positions, and mechanics walked out of There was no such system in extinguishing system. None is the reach of firemen's ladders which threaten to doom public their jobs with the Connecticut the 16-story Rault Center, where required by state law. and leave them without outside transportation in the state. Co., bus riders of daily flames rushed through the top "There is no reliable way to fire escapes. The Hartford mayor accused transportation. three floors Wednesday. fight high-rise fires without New Orleans experienced a state officials of caring little for The bus company claims it In a remarkably similar fire in having at least the aid of similar fire Wednesday in which the needs of elderly and poor cannot afford to grant pay raises Atlanta Thursday, nine persons automatic extinguishing systems at least four died. residents who depend on bus to members of the Amalgamated died in the 11-story Baptist within the buildings," Bland The blaze at Baptist Towers transportation. Transit Union without Towers home for the aged in said. "You cannot expect the broke out at 2:15 a.m. in the 'This is our Berlin Airlift," assurances it will receive public Atlanta, Ga., which also had no mobile fire services to be able to seventh floor apartment of Alice Athenson said. "Without a viable aid. sprinkler system. do much about a fire of this Ross, 63, who, according to a public transportation system we The state refuses to assure it Three victims of the New kind without having built-in friend, Jane Arnold, suffered cannot function. Our businesses will pick up any more than 25 Orleans fire were women, who extinguishing equipment. from Parkinson's desease. are losing money and people per cent of the firm's operating were backed up to a 15th floor 'There are no federal laws "She shook considerably — can't get to work. deficits, with the rest to be window as flames closed in on requiring sprinkler systems or and couldn't run to save her life. "The problem is that we've charged to the cities. The cities them. One by one, they climbed fire escapes or fire towers in Mrs. Arnold's body was found in got a bunch of highway men at say they cannot afford to from the window and high-rise buildings," Bland said. the smoke-clogged corridor the state Department of subsidize the moribund bus plummeted to their deaths nine "If there is to be a significant outside her apartment. Transportation," the mayor said. firms. stories below atop a parking decrease in this kind of fire and Officials said the fire started "They care more about building The Connecticut Railway and garage. a resultant saving of lives, and if in a corner of Mrs. Ross' roads than providing public Lighting Co. stopped serving One of the victims was seven the local and state regulatory apartment where she kept her transportation." Bridgeport, Waterbury and New months pregnant. The fourth agencies do not see fit to enforce television set, but that since the The mayor said that the bus Britain last month. victim was a man who died of existing advisory standards, then woman died in the blaze, the crisis has brought the smoke inhalation on the 14th perhaps the federal government exact cause of the fire may never floor. is obligated to generate and to be known. ms. santa claus The fire's origin was not enforce all reasonable Firemen, who confined the determined Thursday, but state regulations." fire to the seventh floor of the isn't believable structure, said most of the victims apparently died of smoke dole to investigate party; inhalation, although fierce children decree flames that licked along the HONOLULU (UPI) - Ms. corridor drove temperatures up Santa Claus didn't last long to step down afterwards to 1,500 degrees. winning a quick "bah, humbug" Two victims were found in a from both youngsters and corridor about 10 feet from a (UPI) - Republican National Nixon's smashing election parents. fire exit, another body was A local shopping center hired Chairman Robert J. Dole .said victory would damage the found leaning against a wall near Thursday that President Nixon Kansas senator's chances of a woman to play Santa Claus an elevator shaft, and still this year, "trying to follow the had asked him to take a hard re-election in 1974 against a another was found trapped look at the party organization strong expected challenge from principles of equality," but fired inside an elevator that had her two days later. and report back in two weeks. Democratic Gov. Robert stalled on the seventh floor. But the White House evaded Docking. "Some of the kids actually questions about Dole's future. White House press secretary Baptist Towers, built at a cost started yelling 'Santa's a woman' Dole, who met with Nixon at Ronald Ziegler was vague of $4.5 million, opened its doors while they were sitting on her Camp David, Md., on Tuesday, Thursday when asked about eight months ago. lap." said manager Weldon Atlanta Fire marshal Jim issued a statement saying he had Dole's status. Larsen. "And some of the received a glowing endorsement 'The President is a good Seagraves said although the building was equipped with fire parents were really aghast that and thanks for his services as friend of Sen. Dole's and has a we disillusioned their kids." great deal of respect for him and hoses and a manual fire alarm GOP chairman. Larsen said the "older kids respect for the fact that he was a system, it had no automatic The Washington Post reported could tell by her fingernails." that Nixon had told Dole he part of the substantial victory in sprinkler system. wanted a "new team" at the the 1972 presidential election," Republican National Committee, Ziegler said. but that Dole talked him out of "What Sen. Dole's personal the implied request for an early plans are and what he discussed Why wait for tomorrow? resignation. with the President, I don't know If you think the Seminary is a place of study and meditation, Dole, the paper said, argued because I haven't talked with the you're right. But there is so much more. that quitting so soon after President about that." As a Paulist you become involved from the start. We were founded with the belief that each man has a place. Each man has a job. Sometimes, many jobs. And each con- AST tributes his own unique talents and is given the freedom and the support he needs to achieve his goals. The Paulist is a man on the move, rfis mission is to people, FLAM particularly the people of North America. The issues and problems we face today injustice, poverty, peace, war— must he the concern of the Church. For Higher Education Wherever the Paulist student serves the Christian Commu- nity—in a parish or an inner in Connecticut city school, a youth center or a campus, or In communi- is being written cations, he is concerned. Involved. Right now. When you commit yourself to the Paulists. it isn't a someday thing. It's today. SEND YOUR COMMENTS TO THE STUDENT UNION CONTROL DESK OR THE ASG SENATE For more informanVwi write: Father Donald C. Campbell. OFFICE RM 202AS.U. N Room 102. For Questions about the Master Plan Pdulistrathers. call Tom Kelly 742-6083 415 West 59th Street imst New York. NY. 10019 Friday, December 1, 1972 Connecticut Dairy Campus Page 5 ira attacks british post after ignoring peace offer apollo countdown begins

BELFAST (UPI) - A senior In Belfast, Gerry Gooran, a astronauts wind up formal training officer of the militant 22-year-old barman, was shot Provisional wing of the Irish and killed by two gunmen with CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - control units of the Saturn 5 day, their time is their own. A Republican Army said Thursday whom he shared a late night taxi The countdown started and rocket and engineers began spokesman said they probably the IRA decided to use rockets home. The taxi driver was Apollo 17's astronauts Thursday preliminary checks. will spend much of the time against British army posts in wounded. Police said it was wound up their formal training Most of the countdown reviewing flight plans and check Northern " Ireland""'after' the apparently the iatest in a series with what probably will be the activities Thursday were devoted lists, flying in T38 jets and British government ignored a of sectarian assassinations, last use of a moonship to the command ship and to relaxing around their quarters, cease-fire offer. The killing brought the toll simulators at the Kennedy Space checks of the systems involving "In view of the apparent for more than three years of Center, the scientific instruments aboard Ccrnan now has more than rejection we opened up with violence between the majority After Wednesday night's the service module. 1,500 hours of training time for rockets," he said. Protestants and minority Roman launch of the final Apollo lunar After a planned 12-hour Apollo 17 with more than 150 The latest of the Soviet-made Catholics in Northern Ireland to landing mission, the three "hold" Thursday night, the hours in the command ship antitank rockets was fired early 645 dead. spacecraft trainers here will be bunch crew Friday will start trainers and 300 hours in the mo n in the day at local The threat of violence hung t °alled. Most of the 240 loading oxygen and helium into landing craft trainer. Evans, who headquarters of the part-time heavily over the Irish Republic engineers and technicians who the spacecraft. Rocket specialists will remain in lunar orbit, has Ulster Defense Regiment (UDR) where the parliament in Dublin run the computer-controller will run some booster checks. 1,350 hours including 600 in the at Newry. The army said the debated a government sponsored simulators and other training The three astronauts are command ship simulator, devices will be laid off. missile missed its target but a bill aimed at cracking down even scheduled to undego their final Schmitt has 1,600 hours with nearby nurses' home was heavier on the IRA, which is Eugene A. Ceman, Ronald E. major medical examination 150 in the command ship and damaged when it exploded. No oudawed in the south as well as Evans and Harrison H. "Jack" Friday. From then until launch 340 in the lunar module trainers. casualties were reported. in the north of Ireland. Schmitt used a command ship The Provisional leader said the simulator Thursday to rehearse It was the third consecutive IRA made its truce offer two their takeoff and 12-minute wipe outlines plans aimed day that the IRA used rockets weeks ago, while Prime Minister climb into Earth orbit. Then against security forces in Ulster. Edward Heath was visiting they practiced the critical trans The army said it also was fired Northern Ireland. He said the lunar injection maneuver tha from a Russian-made rocket offer made through m will begin their 244,379 mile; at stopping hijackers launcher like the one captured intermediary, drew no response, journey to the moon. Tuesday in the first wave of He said Britain's refusal to act The Apollo sumulators, which WASHINGTON (UPI) - passengers. They arc backed up attacks cost 55 - probably was based on a British * million, "are the key to Transportation Secretary John y about 300 FAA employees. British army sources said the Army asscssment that IRA the astronauts expertise a A Vo,pc out|ined p,ans Vo| disc|ostd tne IRA extremists probably strength had been drastically space agency spokesman said. Thursday to post „meA ds government's plan in a telegram received the rocketsfrom Algeria reduced by recent arrests of The complicated machines do a, a|, ajrport boarding gatcs in a to ^ cliffort p Casc R.N j or Lebanon. high-ranking IRA officers. not move, but duplicate the furthcr b;d {o thwart nijacld the ranki GOp mcmbcr of (hc cabins and instrument panels ol -p. „„, , „„ -, , . J I he new security system is Senatec transportation ' expected to be in effect within subcommittee and a leading modules. Every control and six months. advocate of toughened instrument works and, with the Volpe said the Transportation anti-hijacking procedures. help of the computers and Department is drafting a The government has authority television rprojectionJ equipment, . , .. ., . , YUKON , ... proposed rule that would require to order airport operators to the simulators .rproduce, readings ® operators of »»•.»•«• the 531 airports .take i such J. action under JT .the■_ mm195K and out-the-window views as if . . , . •_., r J i » . ., „ now serving scheduled airlines to federal Aviation Art, a Lbroad the pilots were actually going to , „. „. , , , r ' ° ° have law enforcementr officers statute empowering rfederal the moon. , . , ,. «•• • i . TRADING POST .. , , , .,.•• present at boarding gatcs on officials to assure passenger At the launch pad, technicians ; .. . .-..•■ c . J . i_ .i_ mi L on both domestic and international safety and to regulate air Route 31 began the 104-hour 30-mmutc countdown on schedule at 8:30 flights." commerce. South Coventry Center a.m. EST. Fifteen minutes-later, About 123 of these airports. 7 nc Transportation electricity flowed into the flight accounting for roughly 90 per Department s proposed rule will cent of the 14,000 airline flights °° madc Publlc shortly and it is scheduled daily, already virtually certain to be made 30% Off All Indian Hear HILLEL maintain some kind of security final- Sources said it would take system involving use of guards, cffctt witnin six months after it RECYCLED CLOTHING CHANUKAH but none covers every boarding IS approved. Flannel shirts $1.50 „ate. Airport operators will have to Under the present system, the hirc tnc new guards, apparently Jeans $2.00 PARTY with with Federal Aviation Administration federal financial aid. Fur coats $16.00-$20.00 (FAA) says police or law °ncc posted, the security LATKES enforcement officers are a8cnts will hclP airlmt- ***« stationed at domestic boarding aKcn,s strccn passengers and be Sunday, Dec. 3 gates only if they arc told by available lor immediate action if Closed Sunday & Monday airline agents that a prospective necessary. It also is believed that Hours 11-5 Thurs.til9 5:00 passenger appears to fit the thcir merc presence at boarding federal government's behavioral *aU*s wUI scrvc as an additional ...... deterrent to would-be hijackers. profile of a potential h.jacker. Vo| sajd ^ gowmmenV, : f.Unty:_°r_,nlernat,°n g objective is to post a guard at is more intense. gates 30 minutes before "A DOLLAR CONCERT" There now are about 1.000 , fliijhts U.S. Customs officials deployed and onc nour before at airports to help screen international flights. THIS FRIDA Y NIGHT DEC. 1 VACATION TRIPS

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by Tom Taylor algorithmic computer, referred years making this film, based on The Dawn of Man. Thus to on board as Hal 9000 or Hal. Arthur C. Clarke's novel. His Spake Zarathustra. The scene is Hal does all calculations and time and effort shows. The film Pleistocene, an era 4,000,000 computations, making sure the has to be seen to be believed. years ago. Earth's most spaceship Discovery functions It is technically outstanding intelligent inhabitants are apes. correctly at all times. He also and flawless, a masterpiece of They travel in small groups, and plays chess and converses freely space and a brilliant symphony eat the flesh of dead animals. with the crew. of music (including the popular One day, the apes confront a Trouble. Hal has been piece 'Thus Spake Zarathustra" rectangular metal slab. malfunctioning, according to and Strauss's 'The Blue Gradually, they overcome their Bowman and Poole. They feel he Danube"). The special effects, fear and they approach this slab, has been giving incorrect data which may be credited to the touch and feel it repeatedly. and they go to talk about the Douglas Trumbull, Con Soon they are learning to situation in one of the ship's Pederson, Wally Veevers, and fight verbally. Then, a dead soundproof pods. Hal, a very Tom Howard, are a spectacular Lady Hamilton (Tullis Sessions) eyes Lord Nelson (Lee l.nswold) animal's bone becomes a intelligent 9000 computer, reads assault on the senses. The superb in Terence Rattigan's historical drama, A Bequest to the Nation, weapon. Small scale war breaks their lips. photography is Geoffrey playing at the Harriet Jorgensen Theater, from December 1 to 9. out between two groups. The Bowman eventually silences Unsworth's and the editing was bone - this first weapon - finds Hal, but not before Hal takes done by Ray Lovejoy. Kubrick's direction is its first victim. care of Poole. "Look, Dave, I The victor beats his corpse can see you're really upset about impeccable. The way he handles repeatedly, and is ecstatic with this. I honestly think you should transitions (from the bone to the spaceship) and establishes moods ABORTION his conquest. As he releases it, sit down calmly, take a stress pill the bone sails slowly into the and think things over." And as (particularly with his music) is INFORMATION almost unbelievable. air... Hal reverberates an increasingly Man on the Moon; The Blue decelerating version of the song The screenplay by Kubrick PREGNANCY TEST AVAILABLE and Clarke, like Clarke's novel, is Danube, Dr. Heywood Floyd "Daily," Bowman travels at an An Abortion can be arranged (William Sylvester) is aboard the increasingly unchecked rate fascinating yet enigmatic. But, as Clarke himself says, "If you within 24 hours spaceship Orion. The Orion will through the colorful rings and to You can return home dock at a space station. From the planet Jupiter itself. understood 2001 completely, we there, Floyd and other scientists Bowman transforms through failed... We want to raise far the same day you leave. will go to the moon to the remaining stages of his life in more questions than we investigate a mysterious only moments. At life's end, he answered." rectangular metal slab found in sees before him a rectangular The film is a film for primates CALL COLLECT: the Clavius crater. metal slab. He reaches for it and of all ages. Homer's Odyssey becomes its star-child. As the whimpers in comparison. It is a At Clavius, Dr. Heywood star-child floats through space, masterpiece, a classic for our 215 - 735-8100 Floyd and the space station floating Earth is but its toy. time, for any time — Stanley scientists are mysteriously killed. Thus Spake Zarathustra: Kubrick's 2001. A Space The Jupiter Mission, Dr. OPEN 7 DAY6 A WEEK A Non-Protif Orgoniiotion 24 HOURS "What is the ape to man?A Odyssey. David Bowman (Keir Dullea). laughing stock, a thing of shame. Dr. Frank Poole (Gary And just the same shall man be MARKLAND'S GARAGE INC. Lockwood) and three scientists to the superman: a laughing frozen in hibernation are on If your car "runs into" trouble call or request, stock, a thing of shame." their way to Jupiter. On board is Markland's Garage Inc., 429-9688 for 24 hour a H.A.L. 9000 machine, a Five Years to Make wrecker service R*. 195 Storrs hcuristically programmed Stanley Kubrick spent live GRAND OPENING SUNDOWN INN Tonight "Steamin Blue" and "Electric Cowboy"

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Good Beer, Good Food, Good Wine Friday, December 1, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 mi lam works in fine lines

Contemporary artist Marion Art Students league. He earned UConn campus. In recent years Milam will exhibit a selection of his M.F.A. degree at the Chicago gallery artists have included his drawings and paintings at the Art Institute, where he also won Philip Evergood, Vincent Longo, University of Connecticut's a travelling fellowship to studv David Hayes, Robert Andrew Jorgensen Gallery, Nov. 29 — in Rome. Parker and Stevan Dohanos Dec. 22. Milam has travelled Exhibit is free The one-man show will throughout the United States, The Milam exhibit may be include a group of fine line Europe and the Far East. He has seen free of charge 7-9 p.m. Films Compiled by Jim Palmien participated in many one-man opening night and 9 a.m. - 4 drawings whose intricate Film Society - VDM - Utamaro and His Five Women: (1946) The and group shows in New York p.m. Mondays through Fridays. patterns of whorls, swirls and story of Utamaro, the great master of woodcut printmaking, as a City, Texas and Chicago. He also ripples seem to some from a The Gallery is also open before painter of "common women" and a rebel against the reactionary has performed with several Auditorium events and during magnified finger-print world. academic schools of printmaking. It also tells the story of the outstanding musicians. Texas native Theater intermissions. women he painted, their jealousy, intrigue, and personal tragedy. The artist and his family lives A native of Texas, Milam is a Two-Faced Woman: (1941) Starring Greta Garbo (her last picture), inBrewster.New York where he folk art shown musician as well as an artist. He Constance Bennett, Melvyn Douglas, and Ruth Gordon in this continues to draw with paint began to study the trumpet at "screwball comedy." Friday 8:00 and play the trumpet. in Hartford age 10 and later started drawing College Theatre - Route 195 - 2001: A Space Odyssey: Stanley with paint and writing music. The Jorgensen Gallery series is at the wadsworth Kubrick's voyage from the primitive to the futuristic world. Stars He studied at North Texas designed to bring contemporary Keir Dullea and Gary Lockwood. Acclaimed by many for its University and the New York artists and their work to the "Bed Ruggs 1722-1833" the first exhibition of a rare and fantastic screenplay. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 6:30 and 9:00 uniquely American form of folk Film Society - VDM - The Devil Doll: Lionel Barrymore plays the 8PM $1.00 with Film art, will open to the public at revengeful escapee of Devil's Island who practices body-shrinking on his victims, one of which could be Maureen O'Sullivan. Friday SATURDAY VDM Society Card the Wadworth Atheneum on November 9 and remain on view Midnight through December 31, 1972. Film Society - VDM - Walt Disney cartoon excerpts from such hits 'THE BEST OF DISNEY" Only forty examples of the as 700/ Dalmations, and Winnie the Pooh. Also featuring Buster bed rug, a shaggy and solidly Keaton's Spite Marriage. Saturday 8:00 BOG - Cartoon Festival with Bugs Bunny, Tweetie Pie, Mr. Magoo, Fully animated excerpts from embroidered coverlet, are known to be in existence. J. Herbert Porky Pig, Road Runner, and Daffy Duck. Wednesday 8:15; at VDM Callister, Wadsworth Atheneum Sleeping Beauty Curator of Textiles and Theaters Fantasia Costumes, is in charge of the Dramatic Arts Department - Harriet S. Jorgensen - A Bequest to exhibition and has collected 34 the Nation: Meet British Admiral Nelson at Trafalgar, the battle not Snow White Peter Pan of them for the exhibition from the square. Go see it even if you only want to find out which eye museums and private collections was Nelson missing. December 1 through 9 8:15 101 Dalmations Jungle Book in the United States and Canada. The Gilbert and Sullivan Society - Capitol Theater, Willimantic - The exhibition will consititue The Gondoliers: Love, what better theme, surrounds this play which Winnie the Pooh the first instance in which most Robert Hill and company have worked so hard producing. Marco plus of the known examples of this Hid Giuseppe Palmieri are no relation to this writer, only "piasano." Friday 8:30 Saturday 2:00 and 8:30 BUSTER KEATON'S Spite Marriage little-known aspect of American decorative art have been assembled in one location. Music BOG - Hawley Armory - Al Stewart and The Rick McDonald Group: Get your tickets in the Student Union lobby this morning, if they're not gone by now. Friday 8:00 BOG - Student Union Ballroom - Coffeehouse featuring Don VlfoerandAKSg Bowerman, Southwire and Mike Pace. Come and relax with coffee, Lint) punch, and food. Saturday 8:00. 9:30 and 10:30 dosed wea uabr Midair gilbert, sullivan satire optn thurs. f-ammA st**** ti/l to uriritmtntiC' presented in willimantic Gilbert and Sullivan take a Pinafore" last season. satirical ride through Venice's Set in 18th Century Venice, venerable canals Nov. 29 — Dec. the operetta will feature colorful 2, when University of costumes, scenery and dancing. Offas: Connecticut students present Many music critics consider 'The Gondoliers" at the Capitol "The Gondoliers" to be Gilbert Ntw offence Theater, Main St., Willimantic. and Sullivan's finest effort. The Curtain time for the UConn operetta features some of Gilbert and Sullivan Society Sullivan's lushest music and production is 8:30 pjn. There Gilbert's wittiest lyrics. Z.JnporMgift'items, will be an additional afternoon The celebrated composers also performance Dec. 2 at 2 p.m. out ilul themselves in creating a Asst. Prof. Robert Hill, of the plot which reaches new heights UConn music faculty, will direct of comic confusion. mom Jucatan jbmocfo The storyline revolves around the cast. He also directed the gk-'6ra>t#e ijrroqglv. -the TW '^&^'fa\\ewUU Society's successful productions a pair of gondoliers who were of "Patience" and "H.M.S. princelings whose identities were mixed up as infants. Because no one can remember which one is QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE CONCERT SERIES which, both, as adults, are named the "King of Barataria." The brothers will be played PRESENTS by Joseph Billone, a sophomore from 190 Shecphill Rd.. Greenwich, and Warren Doyle, a graduate student from 250 NEW RIDERS of the Meadow St., Shclton. Paul Tavernicr, a senior from 69 Main St., Essex, will play their guardian "Don Alhambro." PURPLE STAGE who can't recall which man was really the crown prince. Playing the part of the lovesick "Casilda" - engaged as a baby to the king but in love with her father's drummer — will be Audrey Melikan, a Thursday, Dec. 7, 1972 QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE GYM sophomore from 103 Chestnut 2 Shows at 7:30 and 11:30pm Gen. Admission $3.50 St., Bridgeport. The object of her affections, "Luiz." will be protrayed by Kenneth Fitch, a junior from Judson Lane. Farmington. Tickets may be obtained at and the Capitol Theater, 3-5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, and at the UConn Von derMehden ERIC ANDERSON Recital hall Box Office from 9 in concert a.m. 5 p.m. daily. Reservations and ticket information may be obtained by Tickets Available at INNER EAR calling 486-3731 from 9 a.m. - 4 pjn. or 429-3645 after 9 pjn. Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, December 1, 1972 religion's role workshop to be held here this week The special role religion plays The program today will in protecting the earth's consist of three panel sessions at environment will be explored the Bishop Center, beginning this week during an unusual with an 8:30 a.m. exploration of three-day workshop here. the challenge to all the world's Some 60 participants, ethical and religious systems covering a wide range of "implied by their common scientific, lay and philosophical involvement in global persuasions, met at the Bishop environmental benefits and Continuing Education Center abuses." November 30 for the Panelists and their topics will interdisciplinary sessions on be: J. W. E. Newbcry, "Native "Religious Reconstruction for Wholeness," director of the Environmental Future." Amerindian Studies at the Workshops conclude Saturday, University of Sudbury in December 2. Ontario; J. Paul Santmire, Sponsored by "The "History and Nature in the Faith-Man-Nature Group," the Judeo-Christian Tradition," regional workshop is financed Wellcslcy College chaplain, and through a grant from the Office George Pokail, "East and West TWO-IN-ONE-lf you're undecided about what kind of a car to buy, why not buy two and put of Environmental Education, Must Understand Each Other," them together? This particular car or truck or both was found parking in R lot Thursday afternoon. Department of - Health, consultant on the staff of the (Photo by Lincoln Millstein) Education, and Welfare. National Council of Churches in One focal point of the the U.S.A. three-day program will be the No Deposit ^ 30 Qay United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, held at Lay a way ^k ^^ Cash Stockholm last June. Several Plan A ^ ^ LW Refund persons who attended the Stockholm meetings plan to attend the UConn workshop to share their experiences and ^y.-a*si«.. evaluations of the U.N. sessions. ftxseveit Mills Helping to set the workshop scene at yesterday's evening session at the Faculty-Alumni 'igfe Center was Norman J. Faramelli, till Mllli..HW^imi«wn"Z« associate director of the Boston Industrial Mission. He examined the workshop theme from the H perspective of "The Great Needs and Issues as I Saw Them at the Stockholm Meetings in June." Offering a second statement of perspective at the keynote session was Frederick Smith, sweaTCRs... Harvard University professor of advanced environmental studies, who discussed "Man's Impact on the Global Environment: A Current Status Summary." 30,000 two professors, litt and greene Of CM! for Everyone In The Family I given fellowships Two University of Pullover Cardigans, Cables, Connecticut professors have been awarded National Endowment for the Humanities Turtte-Necks, Ge^-Necks MiWi (NEH) senior fellowships which will permit them to pursue research projects for up to one Skinny Ribs, fisher mans. year. They are history professor Wools, Orbns, Acnlans... John Greene, and Dr. Edgar Litt, a professor of political science. The NEH awards are given Variety of Gb*. fabulous/ annually to teachers and scholars who have wide experience in the humanities, both as writers and Ne^Siyl^...ATDIf?eCT/ interpreters. Each fellowship carries a maximum stipend of $18,000. MILLSlDRe SaviNQSi Greene, an authority on the history of science, is the author of "The Death of Adam: Evolution and Its Impact on Western Thought," and "Darwin and the Modern World View." Greene came to UConn in 1967 from the University of Kansas. He also taught at Iowa mi tocKvuu swum mm routs tvurmoiL. wn* m 1 KM. State University and the Universities of Wisconsin, Chicago, and California. Last year he was elected to ^ OPEN DAILY membership in the International Academy of the History of MONDAY Through SATURDAY Science, the world's oldest organization of its kind. 9:30 A.M. To 9 P.M. Litt, the author of five books and numerous articles, is an ""wrr authority on American politics. He came to UConn in 1968 from the University of California. He previously taught at the University of Wisconsin, Boston College, Amherst College and Mount Holyoke College. Litt intends to spend about EXIT 98 215 EAST MAIN ST. one year in Great Britain and the United States carrying out a study of comparative university OFF RT. 15-8 6 responses to pressures for social ROCKVILLE, CONN equality. Friday, December 1, 1972 Connecticut Dairy Campus Pane 9 Activities uconn to be co-sponsor

Organizational meeting to begin a The BOG is sponsoring an Arts and Gay Women's Gathering come and group to work for the accountability Crafts Fair Nov. 29, 30 and Dec 1 to rap with your sisters, Sunday 7pm. Women's Center Commons 201. and return of 1,812 P.O.w.'s and be held In the Student Union of world affairs seminar Stralgnt and Gay women welcome. M.I.A.'s Mon. Dae. 4. 7pm. SU 103. Ballroom. Ski Club: Discuss Sugarbush. Ski. No formal meeting of This weekend's BOG Coffeehouse The University of Connecticut lecturers will be paid by the Swap, Mon. Dec 4, 7 :30 S.U. 102. INTER—VARSITY CHRISTIAN features Mike Pace, Don Bowerman has accepted an invitation to IWA, an independent, non-profit FELLOWSHIP this week. We will get and Southwlre in the SUB on Dec. 2 ; Engineers-ASME meeting Mon. Dec. together for singing and sharing showsat 8:00.9:30. 10:30. co-sponsor the annual summer organization founded 48 years 4, EMI 224- Mr. Richard from though Frl. 7:00. Northeast Utilities to speak on Power seminar on international affairs ago in Switzerland, according to Modern Dance Club meets at Hawley Crisis-Meeting future Power Needs. Schmoker. The IWA obtains DELTA SIGMA PI Business Meeting Armory for Beginners Mon. and of the Institute of World Affairs Mon. Dec 4, 6pm SBA 122. All Thur. 3:30-Spm. and for financial support from Eckankar "The ancient science of Inc. (IWA) based at Salisbury, members Must attend. Intermediates Wed. 3:30-Spm. Last soul travel" all discussion groups and individuals, foundations and meetings for this semester Nov. 30, Conn. interested persons meet Thurs. Dec. Ski Swap Buyl Sail! Sth, 6th, 7th. Dec. 4, 6. and 7th. In a letter to John B. corporate entities. 7. Inner College Trailer 7pm. SU 102 3:00-7:00. Bring Equipment Schmoker, IWA executive Dr. John Plank, professor of Monday night to ski meeting or to All Women's dance Friday, Dec. 1, Play PING PONG with the UCONN swap. 9pm Inner College Traller-F Parking director. Acting President political science and acting lot. BYOB. Table Tennis Club. Every Mon. night Edward V. Cant said he and director of the Institute of Block and Bridle Christmas Party; 7-10 pm at the Field House. Women Magic Show. Mon. Dec, 4, 7:30pm Annual Hlllel Channukah party with and spectators are welcome. No other members of the university International and Intcrcultural experience necessary. RH 10. Help decorate tree for a latkes. Sunday, Dec 3, 5pm at Hlllel community "look forward to Affairs here, is coordinating charity. South Campus Council will meet on our association with you and UConn's role in the Summer Mon. Dec 4 at 7:00 In Merrlt B. All your colleagues." Seminar. members are required to attend. As co-sponsor UConn would He noted that UConn would STUDENT ARTS AND "Prayer Is man's protection. provide the majority of faculty play a major role in staffing the Meditation is Man's salvation." Sri Chinmoy Meditation Group. Every members on an Academic Seminar as well as in selecting Wed. and Thurs., 7pm, SU 217. All Committee responsible for all the students. CRAFTS FAIR are welcome. phases of the seminar's academic Schmoker explained that Lecture by Yogi Bhajan, master of program. The committee also traditionally, the IWA has Kundalini Yoga, at Unitarian Meeting would be composed of other Last Day Specials House. 5 0 Bloomfield Ave, Hartford, world affairs authorities from limited its seminar enrollment to Mon. Dec 4, 7:30 pm. For Info call 236-1191. faculties at nearby colleges and not more than 40 students, with SUB universities and two members of three-fourths of them from 10am -4 pm Phi Alpha Theta Initiation Monday. the IWA Board. universities outside the United Dec 4, 7 :30pm. Graduate Center Rm a BOG Presentation 2 00. Refreshments; Members, Faculty members and guest States. The 1972 seminar, which parentsanu inenas invited. was co-sponsored by the University of Wisconsin, had 36 Hilltop Council Presents students from 23 nations. Generally, the IWA seminar convenes early in July and LOU'S continues through mid-August DECEMBER FEST on the picturesque campus of Is Back the Institute in the northwest SAT. DEC. 2 PUTNAM CAFE corner of Connecticut. Topics covered in the Summer 9:00-1:00 With the same original snacks Seminar include: Conflict that mede Lou's famous at UConn. Resolution in World Politics, Featuring Inter-relationships Among WE'VE CHANQED People on a Global level; YET WE'RE THE SAME Comparative World Development and Future OMEGA REMEMBER: The Fosdick Prospects for Peace and The Beaver Development. Admission $1.00 Please bring proof of age The Jimbo etc. Classes meet daily and are designed to be largely Sponsored by Hilltop Council Next to Ali John's Package Store "participatory," and are taught at the graduate level, Schmoker noted. r THE GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY

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For sale-Long Haired black-white, FOR RENT: Mobile home, weeks Classified and activities Kes had her pups. Mother and Father adorable klttens-10 weeks old. Litter Apt. to Sublet-Woodhaven, 2 ml from trailer park, five minutes from medium-small. Free to good home. box trained. Male female, $5.00. Call notices should be directed to the campus, 2 bedrooms. Dishwasher, campus. Immediate opening, call Rich 455-0059. 429-3619. Daily Campus Business office in w-w carpet , gar gage disposal, air 742-9293 DIAMONO ENGAGEMENT & conditioner, partially furnished, Christmas Sale-Quality Water beds. the Student Union, Room 112. WEDDING RINGS 3,000 ring styles $180;mo. Available Jan. 1. Call Matress and liner $25.95 reg $35.00. PART-TIME REPS-lnvolving Deadline for notices is 1 p.m. at 50percent discount to students, 429-6051 after 5:30pm. Chemlex Heater with Thermostat Intestments Insurance and Taxes. the date before publication; staff, A teachers. Buy direct from $39.95 reg. $63.00. Call after 6pm Call 1-649-2614 after 5p.m. leading manufacturer and SAVE! 1/2 Wanted-Child care for girl age 7. 429-9069. Friday afternoon for Monday's carat $179,3/4 carat only $29 9. For Person must Ilka children. $i.25/hr. For Sale: 4 piece drum set, pretty catalog sent $.5 0 for postage and Needed regularly Tuesday afternoons For Sale: 1965 Mustang, H.T., 6 cyl., blue, bought this summer, no place newspaper. 3 speed, radio, good tires, good handling to: Box 4 2, Fanwood, N.J. 3:15-5:30. Also other times. Call to play. Call 486-4403. Classified rates arc: SI per 07023 (include name of school) 429-0663 after 5:30pm. commuter transportation. 429-6461, Rene, Falrfleld Hall, Room 315. day, $2.50/3 days and $3.50/5 Now rentlng-the new Barbara Manor, For Sale: Large portable Zenith TV, Electrophonlc AM-FM, tapedeck, wooded setting. Short-term leases days limited to 20 words. There Room and Board: Student needed to 5 years old $70.00 Free stand. Call speakers and headphones with BSR available. Off Cedar-Swamp Rd. For share housekeeping and is a charge of 3 cents each l-4pm 429-1839. Get it cheap. turntable. Call 4 29-290 7-Cralg In appointment call 429-3525. additional word. 207. child-watching chores with single father. Call 486-4322 during day or WILL THE 2 MEN WITH THE Activities must be limited to 2 Female or male roommates needed. ESTATE SALE-1970 sunshine 423-9427 after five. •63-*64 WHITE CHEVY NOVA WHO 20 words. Activity notices more August Hill Apt. Call 48 /-0 792. yellow opel GT, VW bus set up for "BORROWED" THE HONDA 160 camping, Honda 350 SL-KI 1971, Female Roommate wanted for spring FRAME WITHOUT SEAT OR than one week in advance will semester. $50 a month. One mile Wanted: A room wanted In' Kowa six X 2-1/4 fomat camera, luna ENGINE PLEASE RETURN IT. from campus-Please call 429-3758. not be inserted. comfortable house or apartment In pro light meter, pistol grip and case. THIS WAS NOT ABANDONED' Microscope for Sale: Cook, Storrs area beginning January 1. Call 10 speed bicycle, KLH model 20 * THE ENGINE IS BEING REBUILT, Troughton and Sims, Excellent For Sale: Fender Super-Reverb Amp Steve at 486-2807. 60 albums, seuade coat, assorted OR CALL 429-6281 IF YOU WANT cortd., lOx, lOOx magnification, $75. clothing , A boots & furniture . Call (175 watts). Excellent condition, TO BUY THE WHOLE Also 4' black lights cheap. 486-3310. Wanted-3rd roommate in 2 bedroom George at 486-2629. never used In band play. Asking a THING-SEFORE WE CATCH YOU apt. Walden. Single or sharefopt.) firm $200.00. Call 429-3635. (AND WE WILL!) LOST: Small gold Easter Cross b/w Call and leave name and number. For Sale: 1964 VW Convertible. Art Museum and SU. Of great 1-933-0462. Good engine, needs tires. $300. Call 1968 Triumph TR250. Low mileage, Couple needs roommate(s) and sentimental value. Reward offered. 429-3812 after 7pm or 429-7910 1970 engine, newly rebuilt apartment In East Call 429-8240. (PREGNANCY TESTING by mall. anytime. transmission, wire wheels. Good Hartford-Manchester area for second 'completely confidential. Absolutely winter car. $1500. 456-9885. semester-call 429-4629 , Sue. For Sale: 19 70 Lange F/o Comps, reliable. All tests performed by Tape Decks-Toyo 8 Track $30, less government certified, federally size 11, and 19 70 Trappeur Comps than 1 year old was $55 new. GibbsS Roommate wanted for Spring Back by popular demand. (leather), sl*e 10. Best offer. licensed laboratory. Prompt results. Track car player w/speakers, $40, Breakfast-Brunch at Stowe-C (South Send for free kit containing complete Semester. Rent $41.25 per month 429-0172. was$77.423-5133. plus utilities. One mile from campus. Campus) every Saturday, Sunday: instructions, urine sample container, 11:00am to 1:00pm. Full Breakfast and mailer. Adam and eve, P.O. Box Call Carriage House 429-7524 For Sale: 12 -string guitar. Good Drummer and Bass Guitarist seeking eveningv Menu. condition. Reasonable. Also 196 7 2556-PY-5. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. top musicians to form professional Pontiac Sprints convertable. OHC-6. group. Tel. 455-9255 or 423-2149. VW 1964 for Sale $175.00 Needs Advent 201 Cassette Deck w/Dolby. For rent-2 bedroom cottage, New Tires, recent tune-up. Very good repairs. Also Woman's bike $10.00. Also receiver, turntable and receiver. Coventry Lake-available Dec 5. Call condition. Reasonable, call Frank CNI Enterprises has lowest prices In Call 429-8313. 429-5696. after 7pm at 429-9680. 742-9809 any time. area for proven, fully guaranteed, Hi-Fi components Check our prices. For Sale: Royal mini-electric Wanted: Female roommate, 2nd Special earphones$S.429-3669. calculator. Excellent condition. $70 semester, Woodhaven Apts.-l and 1/2 mi. from campus. $40.00/mo. or best offer. Call 429-8864. Wanted: Ok) or broken watches and Includes all utilities and furniture* watch parts. Any kind, any size. Call Call 429-6266. Need two roommates for ten-room 429-8119, Please. Cash for your house In Woodstock Valley. Available books at Book Corner, 499 Main St., Two female roommates wanted, now or January. Rent $75/mo. plus Manchester, 10-6 dally and 1-6 "TRUK" Walden apts., 2nd semester. Call utilities. Call David 974-0012 Sunday. 643-1788. evenings. 429-9285.

FOR SALE: 1963 Chevy Nova SS, Need 2 roommates to share house in 283 bored, 3 spd. trans., posi-trac, Tolland for Spring Semester. HAPPY chrome rims, $ 300. If interested, call Approximately $50 a month. 429-0756 after 6 p.m. 87 2-2919. BIRTHDAY Lost: White cotton "UCONN" Jacket Female looking for apartment or with blue and red stripe along zipper house for next semester. Would like inSBA,3rd floor. Call 429-0756. own room. Call: 429-9550. SHABOO GREGG, UCONN area-3 bedroom duplex, For Sale: 1966 Chev. Caprice H.T. MARY, available Dec. 17. $225 ;mo. plus Auto Transmission Excellent Thurs. Fri. Sat. utilities, references, families Running condition 429-6474 ext. TINA preferred, security. Call for 112K, Chen, Graduate Complex Room K-112. Love, appointment, 429-8679 Darlene, Anita, Linda, Food Served Picture I.D. l-or Rent: One bedroom house with Wanted: Roommates male or female (2) second semester, Rigeview Apts., and Maura full basement. 2 miles-S minutes 5 mi. from Campus. $75;mo. with from UConn. $150/mo. plus utilities, utilities. Call 429-2957 after 6pm. immed. occupancy. Call 429-7632, 5-7 pm. FEmale roommate needed-lmmediately or 2nd semester. $6 3;mo.-all utilities included. Woodhaven Apts. Call 48 7-0542. Gillette College Special Activities

Dance: featuring"Casax Garage" in the North Campus Cafeteria on Win a 1973 Lemon Colored Friday Dec. 1st, 9:00-1 :00a.m. B.Y.O.B. Flying Club meeting Thursday, Dec. 7 at 7pm in the Student Union Rm. 101. All new people are invited to attend. Music And Poetry: recorder quartet, harpsichord, poetry readings. Sunday 10:45am Unitarian Meetinghouse, Spring Hill Road. Storrs. All Porsche welcome. Info. 429-2510. To be eligible to win a 1973 Lemon Colored Porsche ($4,600 value and a Part time position open in Central 21 day round trip for two to the "Lemon capitals of the world" (Lisbon, Treasurers Office. If interested contact centeral treasurer in S.U. Rm Madrid, Rome and Athens-$2,700 value) simply read the official rules 204. listed below and mail the coupon. For fun and Christian Fellowship come to Body Life on Friday at 8 pm Storrs Congregational Church. Campus Crusade for Christ. OFFICIAL RULES LEMON UP SWEEPSTAKES NO PURCHASE REQUIRED Wltlimantlc Tutorial Saturday 1. Print your name. address and zip coo* on a Lemon Up" Sweepstakes Entry Blank or on a 3" x 5" Program at Kramer Middle School In pwca of pken paper. Include your estimate ol the equivalent number oi lemons Lemon Up use* m a Clomod satimsel Bend on equivalent number ol lemons in juice used in manufacture ol Lemon Wllli, Sat. Dec 2. Bus leaving from between May 1, 1971 and Apnl 30, 1972) CLUES-1 Lemon Up puts the |iace of one whole SU at 8:15 and then picking up at with lemon m every bottle 2 The total number • between 5 milkon and 13 million Fine Arts. Please come. 2. Endoee a lemon seeker seal from any bottle ol Lemon Up and if you wish include the name ol the atom where you made your purchase, or if you have made no purchase, hand print the words Lemon up Lemon Up" on a 3* x 5" piece of plain paper. 3 Enter often' Mai each entry separately and mark down your eat mate on the outs.de lower left Maryland's hand comer of the envelope to be efcgtole 4 MAIL TO "Lemon Up Sweepatakai. P 0 Box 4635. Chicago. Ill 80877 Entries must be poet marked by December 31.1972 and received by January 10.1973 Garage, Inc. 5 Alt pnzea to be ejeaejjssl Winners win be drawn at random by Product Exposure Inc. an inde- pendent ludang firm, from entries with estimates within 1.000.000 either way of the official count If Route 195 enough entries are not withm the 1.000.000 emit entries wehin 2.000.000 eHhar way of the official count win be used for the drawing to insure awarding of all pnzea Odds of winning are determined Storrs, Connecticut 3 the number of guaSlykig entries received Judges deoaion la final Enines become the property The Gillette Co. none returned Any U.S. resident may enter inducing Florida residents, except 1/4 MILE SOUTH OF void in the statae of Georgia. Washington. Maaourl and where sweepstakes are otherwise pro- rkbrted by stats or local regulations. Emptayeae of The duetts Co. its advertising and |udging INTERSECTION OF agencies and their imrnedkaa famikes are not efegrtMe Liability tor federal, stats or local taxes • RT. 195 AND 275 wmners raspone*x*ty No cash substitutions tor pnzaa Cne winner per family The drawing win be held no later than January 31.1973. A ket of pnze winners wM be tumahed upon raauset after February 28 1973. to persons sending in mm a satf-addresead stamped envelope to Lemon Up I ssplatus. PO Box 4SS6. Chicago. HI 00677 Gentlemen. I have enclosed the lemon sticker seal from any WIN bottle of Lemon Up. or hand pnrrted the words Lemon Up on a a 1973 lemon colored Porsche ($4,600 value) and a 21 day round 3'x5 piece of plain paper I guess that Lemon Up uses the equi- trip for two to the "Lemon capitals of the world'' (Lisbon. valent |uioe of wtolelernoneinoneyear Madrid. Rome and Athene- $2,700 value) (Print Numerals) SECOND PRIZE Your choice of the lemon colored Porsche or CLUES the Inp to the Lemon capitals of the world plus $2.000spend- 1. Lemon Up puts the juice of one whole lemon in every bottle ing money 2. Trat total rxirnbera between 5 million and 13 million 3 THIRD PRIZE*- Zenith lemon colored Chromacokx 25' color TVs ($700 value) Name. AVAILABLE FOR 2.000 FOURTH PRIZE*- Panasonic lemon colored Bad n Chain Address EUROPEAN radios ($13 95 value) IMPORTANT Oty .Stats -»P- DELIVERY Please indicate the number of your guess on the outside of the envelope in the lower left hand corner lo be eligible Store FOR INFORMATION NO PURCHASE REQUIRED CALL 429 9688 • 12 Friday, December 1, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 11 new season brings new challenge to skiers

by Frank Bodari Race will discern the best racers and Coach John Catania. With The UConn Ski Team will under conditions of pressure and varsity status on the line for begin its defense of the New consistency" in performance. As next year, both Catania and York Amateur Ski Team League was emphasized last year, the Toner concluded that the more (NYASTL) championship this scoring of team points in all competitive skiing in this league weekend at Jiminy Peak, phases of competition was would add credibility and Massachusetts where the UConn stressed for all the racers in experience to UConn's young ski Qualifying Race will be held. order to realize team success. It team and expose the team to Prime purpose of this race will is this spirit which will be looked stronger intercollegiate skiing. be to classify the large number for as the Qualifying Race The NYASTL contains both of racers into "A", "B" and prepares the ski team for a university and club teams and training squad classifications. repeat of its successful 1972 their races have no NCAA Between 35 and 40 skiers are season. significance, while the NEISC expected to vie for top berths on races fall under NCAA control. NEISC - A New Challenge The NEISC is aligned in a this year's Husky ski team. NEISC - The New England In the role of defending divisional structure in order to Intercollegiate Ski Conference - NYASTL champions, much promote conference growth. will present a new challenge and pressure will be on the ski team This structure includes the opportunity for the UConn ski to continue its successes which Northern, Thompson and team this year. Decision to enter led them to victory in the 1972 Osborne divisions and it is the the team into this league was NYASTL Alpine Combined latter division in which UConn made early in the fall after Championships at Franconia, will participate. This division several meetings between New Hampshire. The Qualifying contains A.I.C., Amherst, Athletic Director John Toner Boston College, Boston Linda Hardy, last year's leading woman skier, will be back this University, Bentley, Tufts, year as she and her teammates defend their title in the New York Northeastern and the University THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM Amature Ski Team League, and try their skills as a new entrant in of Massachusetts. the New England Intercollegiate Ski Conference. Programs for American Students 1973-74 As the ski team will participate in both NYASTL and developing strength, stamina, university's own ski slope has and endurance through its fall snow, on-snow training will ■ B.A., B.Sc. PROGRAM—for high school graduates. NEISC, the Qualifying Race takes on the added significance training program. It's not always continue where fall training left ■ ONE YEAR PROGRAM-for college sophomores a trackman that is seen emerging off in producing another and juniors. of determining which racers will compete in the NYASTL and from the cross-country trail. championship-caliber UConn ski ■ REGULAR STUDIES-for college transfer students which racers will go to the But strength, stamina and team. toward B.A. and B.Sc. degrees. NEISC races. endurance do not alone produce The Outlook ■ GRADUATE STUDIES Master's and Doctoral programs. a good racer or a championship Extensive Fall Training Of the skiers participating in ■ SUMMER COURSES-given in English. ski team. Skill is the inseparable The philosophy of preparing the Qualifying Race, 11 arc (-— — For applications and information: — — — 1 and training for Alpine ski racing mate and here again the returnees from last year's team. OFFICE OF ACAOEMIC AFFAIRS / AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY I comprises development of four Qualifying Race will aid in They include Andy Billings. Ron 11 EAST 69 STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10021 / 212-9M-8400 | diseminating the skilled from I basic traits: stamina, endurance, Eigenbrod, Bob Bagshaw, Dave those who need to develop more Name- strength and skill. Since early Ritchie, Bill Levin, Ed Cilleran, September, the ski team has or better skill. On non-race Dave Parry, Igor Zakoworotny, Address. been actively engaged in weekends and when thi Paul Pastore, Spencer Stuart, and Linda Hardy. With the experience that these racers bring to the team plus the high enthusiasm, the prospects are very bright in the NYASTL, where UConn is favored to Gillette College Special produce winning performances which should lead them to another Championship berth in Pick Pro Football Winners and Win up to... the spring. The success of the team in the NEISC may depend on L'Conn's depth. Depth may prove to be the most important aspect of the team if expenses or injuries do $ 00 not cause attrition to the team. In either case, Alpine ski racing has rooted itself here at the University of Connecticut and whether the ski team can Simply pick the 10 500teams that you are most confident of from the 12 games listed. Only circle prove itself worthy of varsity the 10 winning teams. Do not circle more than 10. If ail the teams you circle are winners you status for next year hinges on could win up to $500. In case of ties the prize money will be split among the winners. In the their performance as defending champions in the NYASTL and event no one correctly picks 10 winners, the ten people picking the most winners will each newcomers in the NEISC. receive $50. In case of ties a drawing will be held to select the ten winners. Odds of winning are determined by the number of qualifying entries received. COLLE ■ XII 'IIKIHl. 4H»06J NOW THRU TUESDAY DAILY 2:00 6:30 9:00 SAT-SUN 1:30 4:00 6:30 9:00| Pick the ultimate trip GAMES OF 12/3 OFFICIAL RULES CIRCLE 10 WINNERS Fill in the coupon and enclose the flap HOME VISITORS from the box top of either size of Baltimore Buffalo The Dry Look After Shampoo Control New England Miami or write the words The Dry Look After N.Y. Jets New Orleans Shampoo Control on a 3x5 piece of Cincinnati NY. Giants paper. Pittsburgh Cleveland You may enter as many times as you Atlanta Houston like, but each entry must be mailed Kansas City Denver separately One entry to an envelope San Diego Oakland Only one winner to a household St. Louis Dallas All entries must be postmarked by mid- Philadelphia Washington night Saturday. December 2,1972 and Minnesota Chicago received by Tuesday, December5,1972. STANLEY KUBfflCKS Green Bay Detroit Any US resident may enter except 200I=ASPACE Mail entry to: Gillette Football employees of the Gillette Company, its P.O. Box 466 subsidiaries and its advertising agen- P ODYSSEY O Prudential Center cies, and their immediate families Boston, Mass 02199 Liability for federal, state, or local sun* MNUISION7~M(T*OCOIM taxes is winner's responsibility NO PURCHASE REQUIRED COMING WED THRU TUES Offer void in Florida, Georgia, Idaho, DEC. 6-12 GP Name Missouri, New York. Rhode Island, Address Texas. Washington, and where sweep- 1 WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! City. Sl..to Z.p stakes are otherwise prohibited by law. B 12 DOCTOR ZIHVVi.O Page 12 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, December 1, 1972 winter sports warm up seven husky teams begin action by Bob Vacon Chapman, and record-breaking coming off an impressive 6-1 win The winter sports scene at freshman, now sophomore, Earl over Trinity, which produced a UConn warms up this weekend Wilson, along with a new style of couple of unexpected heroes in as seven teams will swing into play promises to produce a lot freshman goalie Lou Parker, and action. of scoring. Captain Al Vaughn, sophomore Bob Breig, Headlining the first weekend and Jimmy Foster, last year's second-line center. Parker, Breig, basketball fever of winter sports is the much Junior College Most Valuable and the rest of the Huskies will talked about Husky basketball Player in New England, round be trying to produce UConn's team. They'll be out to prove out the starting lineup. first victory over Colby ever. by Dave Solomon that the talk isn't just talk when John Chapman's hockey team Indoor Track opens Saturday Not since Toby Kimball and "Wonderful" Wes Balasuknia they take on the Yale Bulldogs will hit the home ice twice over with a home meet against stepped onto the basketball court wearing the Husky blue and Saturday night in New Haven. A the weekend, meeting Colby Central Connecticut and white, has there been so much pent up enthusiasm prior to the new three-forward offense College from Maine Friday night Providence starting at 1:00. The opening of the basketball season. And it all comes to a climax when featuring the two top scorers of at 7:30, and Amherst College on Huskies will try to keep their the Huskies challenge cross-state rival Yale tomorrow at 8. last year, Gary Custick and Cal Saturday. The icemen arc amazing streak of four straight The Elis present a problem for UConn, and their new 3-forward unbeaten seasons intact. offense. The Huskies have to offset the height disadvantage they will Nate Osur and his wrestlers likely face all season long. Playing with forwards Gary Custick, Cal two graduate students lead will participate in a triangular Chapman and F.arl Wilson in the forecourt, the Huskies really have meet against Yale and no center. How well they are able to counter the height factor with Massachusetts here Saturday at their "run and gun" offense, and their full and half-court presses will wildcats to conn title game 4:30. Osur is hoping his team tell a great deal about the hoopster's year ahead. can improve on last year's 8-9 record, but the lack of Yale isn't an awe-inspiring team, but they have excellent height, Two outstanding soccer one of the traditional experience in the 190 pound arc well coached and have Mike Baskauskas. players associated with the powerhouses of the Connecticut class may dictate otherwise. The Captain Baskauskas averaged 17 points a game last year, and University of Connecticut will soccer world. On the national figures on topping that figure in the coming season. Besides his fine sub-varsity squad will be be seeing action with the level, The Stars were the shooting touch, the 6-4 Baskauskas is a rugged rebounder. Along grappling with Yale and I 'Mass Connecticut Wildcats Soccer runners-up for the Amateur Cup with Scott Ferguson, a 6-9 center, and Gary Rinck, a 6-7 at the same time. Club as the Wildcats take on the in 1961. They following year they forward-center the Elis boast muscle off the boards that may cause Italian-American Stars Sunday made the U.S. Amateur quarter Debut For Weston, Thomas the visitors headaches unless they can force Yale into the Husky afternoon at 2:30 in Hartford's finals, and in 1967 they went all Freshman basketball, in a style of play. Dillon Stadium. The winner of the way to become the U5. preliminary game to the Varsity One other player to watch is exciting sophomore guard Gary the important clash will Amateur champions — the only encounter at Yale, will feature Franks. Hailing from Sacred Heart High School in Waterbury, Franks represent Connecticut in team from Connecticut ever to two players of outstanding gives Yale the needed ball control and deadly outside shot. He national Amateur Cup win the national title. potential. Al Weston, a averaged 25 points per game on the frosh team a year ago. competition made up of 157 The Wildcats Soccer Club was four-time All-State guard from Count on Excitement teams from throughout the U.S. organized in early 1971 as a B Cromwell will make his college Whatever the outcome, the Huskies will bring basketball Jack Pennypacker, presently a Division club in the National debut for Connecticut, as will excitement back to Storrs. Last year's slow deliberate style of play Ph.D. candidate in Biology at Soccer League of Connecticut. It John Thomas, a Bogulusa, La. was no drawing card. This year can almost guarantee a packed Field UConn, captains the Willimantic captured the title of the B resident. Thomas is 6-8, and House each time the Huskies step on the court. Watching the likes of club. Jack was formerly captain Division North and was averaged over 20 rebounds per Huskies Jim Foster and Al Vaughn speed down-court ahead of the of the West Chester State promoted to the A Division for game in high school, while 5-10 field on a fast break will be more typical of the team. College soccer team in the current season. At the Weston scored 1933 career The "new" Huskies must be considered the favorites, especially Pennsylvania and guided West midpoint of the 1972-1973 points at Cromwell. after defeating Yale last year with an 8-17 ballclub. Chester to three NCAA playoffs schedule, the Wildcats have a 5-2 The sub-varsity swimming THE PICK: UCONN BY 7. before the team lost to Michigan league record and are just two team opens its season against on a corner kick decision in points out of first place in the A Harvard Friday, here, at 3:00 overtime. Division North. p.m. John Marcantonio, another UConn graduate student, is a former member of the Colorado All-Star team. John has had considerable experience playing ABORTION against top European and INFORMATION professional American teams. He contributed immeasurably to the PREGNANCY TEST AVAILABLE Wildcats' offense last season, An Abortion con be arranged booting a total of 17 goals. The Wildcats will be hoping to within 24 hours improve upon their impressive You can return home performance in last year's the same day you leave. Amateur Cup play when they defeated all Nutmeg State entrants before bowing to a tough New Bedford, Mass. CALL TOLL FREE combine. New Bedford went on * to represent New England in the (800) 523-4436 national semi-finals in St. Louis, HJ Mo. The Italian-American Stars are A Non Profit Orgonnot.on 24 HOURS

The Husky hockey team, fresh off Wednesday night's 6-1 win over Trinity, will be in action against this weekend when they face Colby and Amherst. Friday night the icemen go for their second victory as they host Colby, a team UConn has never beaten, in a game which begins at 7:30 p.m. The game against Amherst is scheduled to begin DYNAMITE DANCE! here at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. (Photo by Wesley Thouin) ping pong team to host the university of hartford SATURDAY DEC. 2 The UConn table tennis club division arc the University of 8.O0-72.-00 begins its first year of Hartford, Western Connecticut competition in the Connecticut State College, and Post Junior Collegiate Table Tennis College. The Huskies will play Association when they host the each of these teams twice and University of Hartford on each team in the other division Sunday. The match will be held once. in the Field House beginning at The other division is Fisted Glove 2:30 pan. represented by teams from The match will be played by Sacred Heart University, Yale the best five or six members of University, Southern the club depending on how Connecticut State College, and many competitors the Housatonic College. opposition sends. In Sunday's Each team plays a 10 game match Larry Russell, Pete schedule through March 10 Berger, Alvin Prusoff, S. Shenoy, when the playoffs start. The top complete with tantalizing 'refreshments' and Augic Garbatini, also teams from each division will remembers for his baseball meet in the playoffs to decide prowress, will participate. the overall champion. The league consists of two The Field House will be open brought to you by A.S.G. Cultural Committee divisions with four teams in each for anyone who wants to see the division. Other teams in UConn's teams in action.