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VOL. LXXH NO. 5 STORRS.CONNECTICUT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1977 PIRG nets $16,000; may challenge charge for fall fee collection By MICHAEL T. CALVERT the group's anticipated revenue from the The UConn chapter of the Connecticut fee. Those figures are based on the Public Interest Research Group has collection rate this semester, where 70 per collected $16,166 through the negative cent of UConn students elected to give check-off system on fall student fee bills, UConnPIRG $2. Through the negative representing contributions from 8.083 check-off. students who don't want to students. Raymond Corcoran, the Univer- contribut to the group check off a box on sity's chief accountant, said Thursday. their fee bills. Corcoran said more money is expected Pacelle said that to her knowledge, no to flow into UConn PIRG's coffers as late other university had ever charged a PIRG student fee payments are processed. group a figure as high as UConn's for However, of the money to be collected similar collection service. by the consumer interest group, a This semester was the first time that a substantial amount will be paid to the negative check-off system was used to University for the apaerwork involved in finance UConnPIRG. Before that, the collecting the fee through the negative organization was financed by the Federa- check-off system, which took effect for the , tion of Student and Service Organizations, first time with fee bills issued for this the undergraduate student government at semester, and the group is considering Storrs. appealing that charge to the Board of According to Pacelle, the remainder of Trustees. the PIRG funds will be used for several Lisa Pacelle. UConnPIRG vice chair- purposes. This year UConnPIRG will have woman, said Thursday that UConnPIRG several full-time employees, some of felt the business charge totalling about whom will be paid in part by the UConn $5,100. is too high. group and some by the Connecticut PIRG. "UConn is charging us a hell of a lot a statewide organization. Also. UConn- more than other schools,"' she said. PIRG tentatively plans to help pay- Pacelle expects the future charge by the expenses incurred by students who do United Press International University for collecting the UConnPIRG research for the organization. * I Embattled Budget Director Bert Lance testifies before a Senate committee Thursday fee will be about $1,500 a semester, a Pacelle said the UConnPIRG budget on his questioned personal finances. figure representing about 10 per cent of still is in the works. Sometimes, you can go home again

By VIVIAN B. MARTIN major, says she thinks her being tied down and wanted to only thing that keeps some of their backs." When an ambulance crew biggest fear at the time was that end everything, though we could those arrangements together is That's not totally true, at least rushed Nancy—wrists slashes nobody would come and that see each other from time to pride. Pride that won't let some in some cases. Although Nancy's and stomach churning—into an nobody cared. time," she says, adding that she people say they were wrong, or parents' silence lasted for two emergency room, the night at- She had lived with Ron for still can't think about it. that they want to come back." years, they were there when she tendants didn't know who to eight months. She says she was Although this is not a typical "I counseled one girl whose needed them. But then, there's contact. She hadn't spoken with in love with him, but that he was love story, some of the problems boyfriend moved out on her and Patty and Jim's story. her parents for two years and her beginning to be very unrespon- that Ron and Nancy encountered she was so ashamed tnat she quit "When Jim and I moved into roommate, Ron. was hitchiking sive. are very common, according to school, got a job as a waitress, our apartment, my mother made to California with another "The first three months it was Janet Wyatt, who has counseled and didn't let anybody know this big scene as if it really woman. great. The four-month mark, many unmarried couples in the about her situation for a year, mattered. I couldn't take that, I After she regained conscious- things were good. I started Boston area. and. then it was only by left and didn't contact her at all. ness and learned that her par- teasing him half-way jokingly "Many couples get together an chance," Wyatt claims. I wouldn't even giye her my "I try to get across that the ents were on their way to the about getting married. Two then find out that they can't Continued on page 4 hospital, Nancy, who was inco- months later he said he was make it work. Sometimes the people who really care don't turn herent, mumbled to the nuses what a mistake they had made. "I can't go home. You never go Klein shatters illusions at Jorgensen back once you leave. I can't." Second of a two-part series. and Chyanne. a blue grass The nurses trie desperately, By NANCY GEE The multi-talented comedian "When I first got her I was in a singing duet who were a little too but unsuccessfully, to calm the "I was here at UConn two presented two hours of mono- place called W lot. I though the loud for the mellowed out—laid distraught young woman who years ago and loved it so much logue and improvisations and whole evening was a put on. back effect they tried to achieve. was unable to see that in her that I had to erne back for released the students from many Then this girl took 25 minutes to Klein, however achieved total condition, going home wouldn't more!!" was Robert Klein's of the tensions that built up direct me this auditorium via the control over everyone there as he be an issue for quite sometime. welcoming speech to a large during these first weeks of New England Turnpike!!!" Now, a year later, Nancy, who crowd Thursday evening at Jor- school. lambasted everything from bowl- The students ate it up. Unfor- is a seventh'semester history genson Auditorium. Klein was preceeded by Rocky ing to University parking: tunately, so did Klein. At the Continued on page 3 INSIDE TODAY- Gerson steps down

, DAILY CAMPUS Associate Editor Vivian B. Martin takes a look at the people who spend their afternoons looking at soap operas. Page 2. Department head chosen By MICHAEL T. CALVERT to teaching and research. doctorate from Cornell, Blanken- There will be a new head of the "Ten years is enough," Ger- ship has taught at Berkely and Political Science Department at son said Thursday, referring to headed the Political Science SPORTS STAFFERS Rich DePreta and Maria Romash predict UConn in January as Vaugn his tenure as department head. Department at the State Univer UConn will lose its football battle with Navy this weekend but Blankenship. presently with the He added that he had no regrets sity of New York at Buffalo. should fare better on the soccer field against Vermont. Page 12. National Science Foundation, about leaving his old job. and While in Washington, in addi- assumes the post at the begin- said he was looking forward to a tion to his work with the National ning of next semester, acting return to teaching. Science Foundation, Blanken- department head G. Lowell Field Although Blankenship comes ship also worked for the Bureau WHO SAYS there's nothing to do this weekend? For a look at said Thursday. to UConn from the National of Management and Budget. some suggestions, turn to Weekender, which returns for the fall Professor Louis Gerson, who Science Foundation, he has a Field, who formerly headed the semester. Pages 5, 6 and 7. formerly headed the depart- strong background in education. Political Science Department, is ment, recently left that post, A graduate of the University of acting department head until saying that he planned tp return California at Riverside, with a Blankenship arrives. Serving Storrs Since 1896 A solemn,annual pledge

Mark A. Dupuii Edllor-ln-Chlal John Hill III hopes,updates and news CraigK.Spery Builn«»i Manager Managing Editor Vivian B. Martin Ataoclata Editor Monday morning, the first edition of this year's "Completing the cycle ""of eating at just about all fiaily Campus hit the streets, complete with the of the more than 60 dormitories on campus....We annual first-day mixups and not-so-straight head- wonder what eber happened to an event of three lines and stories. years ago, when the Student Union Board of This year marks the 8lst year of publication for Governors the group that sponsors all of the UConn's student newspaper and we're back at it, entertainment on campus held a "Meet the One good move again vowing like every editorial staff over all of President" get-together at Jorgensen Auditorium. those years to make it the best. ...maybe bringing it back would give UConn's One big addition this year, we feel, is the appearance of United Press International Tele- deserves another photos in the newspaper, bringing to Storrs a view of reality missing in the past....We'd again like to thank the Willimantic Chronicle, our faithful Two weeks ago, after the Daily Campus made its debut for this fall printers, for making the photos available at no cost with its "Hello" issue, a somewhat red-faced Sports editor walked to the Daily Campus and we'd like to thank UPI for chief executive a chance to meet a lot of people at into the office the afternoon the paper hist the streets. About the its part in the deal... same day, the headlines in a New Haven paper expained his ...Again we issue a general welcome to all one shot...... The new Board of Higher Education met embarassment, proclaiming "UConn Editor: Sorry, Coach." University students both old and new to drop by and work for the Daily Campus. Everyone's earlier this week in Hartford. The board, creatd last year as the first step in getting higher By a production error, the Daily Campus predicted that Lehigh welcome, just stop by and we'll gladlly put you to education in shape in Connecticut, still is University of Bethlehem, Pa... would defeat the UConn Huskies work...or just stop by and we'll gladly show you football squad in its season opener by the unbelievable score of 72-6. around. The address is 121 North Eagleville Road, concentrating its time in getting itself in order.... right in front of the place you get those"famous we're hoping for a lot more from it than the state Saturday night, an almost-red-faced football team returned to foot-long sandwichs" and down the hill from got over the 12 years the old Commission for Storrs. Their day's work a 49-0 loss at the hands of Lehigh, the "where the athletes meet." Higher Education was around.... worst loss for Connecticut since 1931. Over the beginning days, we had our first-of-the- ...And for those who notice the little things that year meeting with officials of the student change, we point out North Eagleville Road. The We made our correction. Coach. Now c'mon take the team to government, radio station WHUS and with the top campus thoroughfare, dug up over the summer Annapolis and make yours. University officials...UConn President Glenn W. with every other road in the state, no longer is as Ferguson assures us that he'll be keeping up his smooth as it used to be. We wonder why whenever schedule of trying to get out and talk to the various they dig up a road for improvements, it's never as groups at the University. The president ssays he's smooth when they put it back together....and the Published Monday through Friday while the University is in session except been meeting with the various faculties in the shocks aren't getting any newer.... two weeks before the end of each semester, by the Connecticut Daily Campus, University's colleges and schools and he and Mrs. In in-house gossip, one of our editors returned to a recognized student organization. Editorial content is determined by the campus this year in a new car. And, we're Connecticut Daily Campus without oversight by the University of Connecticut Ferguson will continue their weekly nights out eating at various dormitories on campus. And, he hopeful that the car will make it through the year or any University organization. Editorial and business offices are located at safely and not MirrorLake. 121 North Eagleville Road, Storrs, Conn. 06268. Subscriber. United Press adds, if a student came here four years ago, he International. Member : Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Second-class may just be getting the chance to see the president Anyway, have a nice weekend.... postage paid at Storrs, Conn. at the dinner table as Ferguson is just now M.A.D. Oh, if the 'days of our lives' were like THAT

convincingly. now there are a lot of males who are otherwise I would have offered to turn off equally as idle. the knob for her. Two other girls sat on By VIVIAN B. MARTIN It's a common argument, so much so that it isn't valid anymore. The fact that On friend tells me that she can't study in the edge of their seats. Another one said someone could feel happier about them- her dorm's lounge during the afternoon, she was missing chemistry. The reason selves after watching some overly-made was quite clear: Today, Tom was filing for because the "before-five" crew takes divorce. Despite the claims of well-intentioned, up town hussy go through everybody's over the lounge. though ill-informed persons who defend husband and son, and still be bold enough "YOU SHOULD SEE them," she says, them, I fail to see any sociological value in to keep looking, is not only saying "They sit there and follow each move like 1 THE LAST WORD soap operas. In fact I think their only something about the show, it's showing they were going to be tested on it. Scary." redeeming quality is that they are not that there are a lot of malajusted persons No, just stupid. shown during prime time. looking for re-enforcement in society. But then again she could have a point "It's real life without really having to I knew I was getting myself into trouble A TOUR THROUGH the Student Union also. I spent an afternoon in front of a get involved," remarked one counseling the other day when I said that in front of and various dorms showed equally large television the other day. Not watching the major, who should find some other field. Cathy. Cathy is the kind of person you'd groups of persons intent on finding out if soap operas, but the observers. Unfortunately, I couldn't stay for all the duck into a darkened alley to avoid, or else he is going to divorce her or if she will "It could be a lot quieter in here," said shows. Funny thing, but as the world cross the street if you have time. I'm leave him. At one time, many person one avid fan after I had spent several turns, at the edge of night, some people usually not that lucky. would attribute the fad to females with minutes calling to friends who walked have things to do, especially if there's "What do you mean. They have nothing better to do. But it seems that through the lounge. She meant business, really only one life to live. everybody's attention," she said. It was DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau just what I knew I'd hear. Cathy is a soap opera junkie. That means, on most afternoons you can find her—along with a crowd of even-less-stimulating compan- m*** \r STARTING WH THE WEST WAIT A MINUTE, IT MS A ffib UWES AND GENTLEMEN, JOPY, ions—in front of a television following WIN6 AND MCMN6 EAST, THE JODy/ HISS6CRE- SIMPLE OVER- \ I HAVE A FEWMORE DOES THE YES, AND ever-so-carefully, the escapades of not- BANK OVERDRAFTS I PRESIDENTS PERSONAL SECRE- TARY OVERDREW SI6HT. SHE HE'S PROUD too-talented actors and listening almost TARY OVERDREW HER CHEOQNS HER ACCOUNT BY SINCE TOOK PRESIDENT WOULD LIKE TO AN- KNOW VET? OF HER. ACCOUNT BY $450,000.. *450,000* CARE OF IT. painfully to the lines thrown in by NOUNCE TDMY.. / not-so-creative writers. \ m / WHILE THE ADDICTION to the series aren't so annoying in themselves, the fact that anyone would stoop to defend the past-time is almost beyond dignity. But I guess I'll never be more surprised than I was when Cathy confessed, not so smartly, that she has always made out her class schedule around the soap operas. In the three-and-a-half years that she has been attending UConn, she has never scheduled a class between noon and 2 6000 EVENING. TODAY TOP ON THE ADMINISTRA- MR. LEVINTHAL CLAIMS HE THE WHITE HOUSE MADE TIONS NEWEST UST OF HAS ALWAYS MAINTAINED A ft WAS A THRILL, M, m p.m. And, she says, there have been times when she's held off for a semester PUBLIC YET ANOTHER OFfEHDERS IS OMB'S HEALTHY BALANCE IN THE ED! IF tD KNOWN „£L m classes that were required for her degree. i UST OF PERSONNEL WHO LYLE LEVINTHAL. HIS PAST. I ASKED HIM mm •HAT A SIMPLE /EH? 1 HAD OVERDRAWN THEIR LATEST BANK STATEMENT IT WAS LIKE V SUDDENLY ft,. 'ST MISTAKE jJjanai "It's not that unusual," she says. "I T I \CHEOUNS ACCOUNTS. SHOWS AN OVERDRAFT LEARN HE HADOVERDMWN TTWM-. WOULDJ^ know quite a few people that do it." And jjft ED BRADLEY HAS HIS ACCOUNT BY HAVE MfU v ff p despite her usual inaccurate remarks a h little questioning around shows that she's right. But what a thing to be informed about! Although I knew I would probably be sickened by the answer, I asked why— only because it was the polite thing to do. "IT'S LIKE REAL LIFE. The people have it almost as bad as it can be. So you feel better," she explains, not too Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, September 16, 1977

Senate hears Lance defend bank practices By JAMES HILDRETH WASHINGTON (UPI)—Calling for a "peoples verdict." Bert Lance took the offensive against his critics Thursday, charging that members of the Senate and the media have smeared his reputation with innuendos and distortions. "My conscience is clear," he said in an forceful and sometimes angry 90-minute statement to the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. When Lance was done, President Carter told reporters he is Staff Photo by Phil Knudsen "keeping an open mind" on the future of his old friend and budget director. Carter said he probably will make a decision when tyhe committee completes its hearings. Lance gave no direct indication of whether he will resign in his Same old Klein 49-page statement, but made a detailed, point by point rebuttal of the major charges against him: bank overdrafts, questionable bank Cont. from page 1 connoisseurs of Klein in the loans, improper use of political clout; hiding his financial problems audience, the majority of his from the Senate prior to his nomination as budget director. Student Union. "There ought to routines were repeats of his "I did not ask for this fight," he told a packed hearing held in the be a lawsuit against the food apperance in Storrs two years Senate's largest committee room to accomodate the crowd. "But here..." ago. with the only difference now that 1 am in it. I am fighting not only for myself, but also for our After an encore in which he being a new introductions. system." played his harmonica with his He may not have been able to In response to one of the most potentially damaging charges he piano accompianist, Ray John- stop his leg or keep his Ford faced. Lance said he has ample proof that he did not withhold son, and two standing orations, Foundation grant with science information on his financial dealings from the Senate during this Klein took his bows and left the through a straw but the multiple nomination hearings in January. auditorium. But the smiles he standing ovations Klein received Lance said that seven days prior to his confirmation he told Senate brought to all those faces will throughoitf the night were proof investigators about his bank overdrafts, the larghe loans he got from last long into the night. enough that he had done his job several banks, problems his Calhoun, Ga., bank had faced, and that However, to some of the true — making us laugh. the Justice department looked into financing of his 1974 campaign Loffuefor governor of Georgia.c s ctory !^LUnited Press InternationalJi Something for everyone Liberal New Haven Frank Logue Thursday swept through many of that city's withnic districts to overcome the huge majorities run up in Italian sections by challenger Biagio DiLieto to squeak past the By LYNDA V.E. CRAWFORD they work, there are of course friendships" attractions, there's challenger in the Democratic mayoral primary. cooking collectives,Vegetarian quilting, basketmaking, weaving Logue tallied 10.783 votes to DiLieto's 10.531 in the most devisive Everyone knows about the and Chinese. and batiking. primary in recent history. Logue supporters claimed the narrow Experimental College's "How to With such a great start, the If all this does not excite you. margin was caused by a lighter-than-expected turnout. Make An Atomic Bomb Collect- perfect way to end a session try Star Gazing. Use a telescope Democratic primaries were held in many of the state's major cities tive" because it made the news. would be to indulge in Belly or your naked eye the Experi- as well, and in Bridgeport, the largest city in the state, first term But now that the last hooray has Dancing, Banjo and Guitar play- mental College suggests. Mayor John Mandanici turned back three challengers to collect 63 died down, what is the Exper- ing which are also collectives. per cent of the vote. He recorded a 6,754—1,961 vote victory over imentalCollege offering its stud- Unfortunately, these courses TODAYS WEATHER his nearest challenger, Roger Floyd. ents? cannot all be taken consecutive- Incumbent mayors were beaten in both Meriden and New Britian, For the mechanically minded, ly, but why ruin a good thing by Variable cloudiness today with as Meriden Comptroller Dennis Mazzone, the party-endorsed there are the Welding and overdoing it? highs around 70. Cloudy with a candidate, downed two-term Mayor Abraham G. Grossman, while Volkswagen Collectives. And for Along with the "no teachers chance of showers tonight. Lows New Britian Mayor Matthew Avitable was ousted those who believe in eating after and opportunities for close in the 50s.

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and a special group for married couples with problems. In the past year the center has counseled between 10 and Breaking up is IS couples needing help. Brown's assertion that when couples start thinking about marriage they run into trouble is elaborated on by Penny, and eighth semester student who says that had so very hard she not mentioned marriage, she'd still be living with carl. "I thought he cared mor than he did. When I started Continued from page 1 mentioning marriage this summer, he got edgy. He hermy address, not that she asked for it. She said she graduated and took off. 1 was really hurt. But I called my thought Jim was scum, and I had no use for that," Patty parents, went home for a month and soon, the wounds says. are going to heal. I'm glad I found when 1 did," she says. Her mothers story is different, however. Some people, however, still believe that ignorance is "Patty really took me by surprise. I didn't know how to bliss. react. 1 was more hurt than mad. She told one of our "I wish I had never mentioned marriage," says one neighbors before she told me. Then she went away. 1 woman who lived with her boyfriend for a year and a waited for her to call. All 1 could think that was about how half. "Maybe if I had given him more time, he would innocent she was two years ago. It doesn't seem like the have come around and asked me himself. He's got a good same self-conscious girl who asked me if we could rent job, and accountant. I went to school part-time while we the hall down the street for her wedding reception." were living together, I worked full-time. He drove the Although that happened six years ago, it is the same bus for awhile, but he concentrated on our studies, I girl. thought he would get a good job, then I'd go back to "1 never said my plans were forever." Patty says." I school full time. But now he's in Hartford, and I'm back told my mother that when we finally started talking a in school, full time, yes, but a year behind. I should have year later. Jim and I probably won't be living together foi mentioned later. I guess that was my mistake," she more than another month. We're not hearing the same contends. things anymore." John, a seventh semester engineering student, says his What she's hearing now, however, is what her mother biggest mistake was "moving in in the first place." had hoped. "College pressures are enough, then you add that. I'm "I don't think I'd live with someone else. Now I realize not saying it's nothing great, what I am saying is that it's how my parents must have felt, but that's not the reason. He adds, however, that he hopes his daughter, "knows not good for college students, they're just not ready. I learned a lot living with Jim—too much. 1 want some better." They're all vunerable," he says, and notes that although one who treats me special, respects me and all, and I'm It's not as if all the other daughters didn't. his life is still controllable, his old girlfriends parents still not saying that Jim doesn't. What I am saying is that you "We really thought our daughter had sound values. haven't forgiven her. don't need to go through that, sharing and sharing alike We sent her to Catholic schools, all the way through, she "She quit school and I haven't heard from her in a means different things to different people. But now I didn't date until she was 17. Then she gets Up to UConn, year," HE SAYS. "It was nobody's fault really. We sort think. I'd want a total committment. I know I'd feel a lot meets some weirdo dram student, and then the school of drifted in together, we met in the same apartment. She better." says underclassmen can move off of campus. So we had lived across the hall. We liked each other. My roommate Charlene, a UConn student who lived with her no way of saying "you have to stay there it's a rule." We graduated, and her roommate moved out, we moved in boyfriend for two months, says she wouldn't recommend can't say she's breaking rules if the landlord backs us up, together. Almost all of the couples I know started like it for anyone. or if the school sells contraceptives. And we can't say for that. You don't want to say no." "We fought over a lot of things. He kept on saying her not too just because we don't want her to. So 'don't tie me down". Living together was his idea. I paid wheredoes that leave us. Embarrassed and let down. Just living most of the rent, did most of the work. He was just Whose going to marry her now?" asks one mother whose One female says she moved in simply because, "I decoration. My father actually cried when I said I was daughter has been living with her boyfriend for two wanted to be with someone and intimately experience moving in. That should have stopped me—he's a strong years. things I don't know. It's really hard tosay. I wanted to man." Despite her obvious personal interests, however, she's enjoy life and I wanted to learn more about it. I liked him, An area real estate agent says although he isn't sure asking one good question: who's going to get married so I thought we could do it together. But sometimes it just exactly how many of his apartments are rented to now? can't work. He couldn't live for me." unmarried couples the high turnover in occupancy makes Albert Brown, director of the UConn Mental Health Despite the outcome of various situations, there's one him think that there are a lot of unhappy parents. Clinic, says many problems arise when these unmarried thing most of the couples will agree on. Either way. "I rent to a lot of college students but I have no idea couples consider marriage. they've all learned something about life and people in who they're living with. They all don't have to sign the "It's not like living together, now they have to make a general, and what they seem to be asking is for the lease. But I do know couples come and go. as long as committment," he says. freedom for a license to live, and not necessarily, they pay their rent, let them". The UConn Mental Health Clinic offers counseling together. 3MC one ■M Di >C :x»c ZX K. 3ttC 3N The Association of Religious Counselors Welcomes You "i

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B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP AND THE North Eagleville Road 429- Ed Fisher. Win Stone, Storrs Frank Murdock, Jerry Sullivan, CAMPUS CHRISTIAN 9007. Director Rabbi H. Hirsch Lutheran Chapel Congregational Church Campus Christian St. Thomas FOUNDATION Cohen of the Holy Presence Foundation Aquinas Center Friday Sabbath Services 7:30 An Inter-collegiate, inter- pm. Saturday 10 am. Tradition Bob Taylor, Peter Hood, denominational ministry of -al Service. St. Mark's Chapel First Baptist Church of Mansfield conferences, fellowship, train- ing and work opportunities STORRS CONGREGATIONAL ST. THOMAS AQUINAS and counseling sponsored by LUTHERAN CHAPEL OF CHURCH CHAPEL AND CENTER the United Church of Christ, THE HOLY PRESENCE A Chapel to pray and worship - the United Methodist and the Sunday Morning Worship - 10 5:00 pm (Sat) 8:30 - 10:30 United Presbyterian Church 10 am. Holy Communion Sun. am. (Sun) and the American Baptist Fellowship Hour (Brunch Student Sunday Fellowship - 5 A Center to study and learn - Churches in cooperation with following) pm. Parish House (Folk Masses) 10:00, 11:30. other churches. Communion - Fri., 4:30 pm - Student Mass - Sun. 7:00 pm. Office at the Chapel of the Sunday September 25th Waggoner Chapel A Place to be yourself, at home Holy Presence, Dog Lane, Annual Cook-out Dinner for Choir - Rehearsals 7:30 pm with a Christian Community. Storrs. Phone 429-5900 or new & returning students. Thurs - Sun., 9 am. Staff - Frs. Jerry Sullivan, Joe 456-0767. Frank Murdock. Ed Fisher, Pastor Ministers available for Smith. Bob- O'Donnell - Director counseling. Paulists Fathers LZ 3»>C IIC DOC MtC Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, September 16. 1977 weekender A special pull-out section published every Friday

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You poor miserable being. You've been toiling all week, and now just given your best performance. As the weeks go on. you'll feel less you've got all these big ideas about the weekend. You really think and less guilty about skipping classes. Pretty soon you won't give a you're gonna have some fun, don't you? Admit it. You're gonna do damn, and make up all these excuses about how dumb your teachers some carousing. Some good ol' American messin around. are. How they lecture with lisps. How they couldn't teach if their lives Well, you're wrong. This weekend is going to be a bummer. You're depended on it. going to get so depressed, you'll wish Monday would come sooner. But, you'll putt through. You'll find some way. Tell your professor: Its going to be the pits for you this weekend unless...you turn the your grandparents in Australia died and you have a bad ear infection. page. No, not right now. Wait until you finish the article. Wait! That way. you can say you went to a funeral, but had to take a three You've got to learn to delay your gratification. No wonder you get month passage on the Queen Mary. such lousy grades. So don't fret. To avoid manic depression this weekend, follow the few hints we've Weekender will be appearing every Friday to help you get your stuff outlined on the next page. Don't worry, you'll be alright. Just don't together. So. You won't sit in your room and do something stupid like expect too much... studying. You know what they say about people who study on Friday So how was it? All those classes. Bet you loved it. Every single nights? They have a name for those type of people. Only thing is. we solitary second. And I know you tried to make all your classes, even if con't print it. you missed one or two, or three or four. Its going to get worse. You've Don't become an unprintable, get out and mess around. ? ntkebqtnruna

Cartoon continued on page 6. McMahon SUNDOWN INN Woody Allen's Dance "Everything You Always STOVALL DROWN Wanted to Know is back Sat. , Sept. 17 About Sex" Come on down and DANCE 9-1 am JCT 195 & 32 429-7385 bat. Sept. 17 featuring M M ^ GET YOUR ^ s\ 7 and 9 pm u WORD AROUND/ /j*. Von der Mehden Hall Take Nine Admission $1.00 / (formerly Onyx) $1.00 admission ADVERTISE IN (('"' I VHKENOEft VV No Alcoholic Beverages Allowed (EVERY FRIDAY)

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What's doing and who's doing it? On Friday night, there's a beerfest for the beer experience the sensation of the "Jonathat Edwards Chung" in Manchester. Their Chinese cuisine is not guzzlers among us. The band is Tamarac and Band". admission is SI. The festival lasts from 8 until 12 p.m. the best, but will do as far as the prices are concerned. Woody Allen's hilarious "Everything You Always If you're looking for just a good meal, and don't care If you want to keep on dancing after the show, head Wanted To Know About Sex" is being shown by. Colt over to Stowe C where theyr'e having a rock and disco about cocktails, the Altanaveigh Restaurant on Route House on Saturday night at 7 and 9 p.m.. The show is 195, offers a good hearty meafr or seafood meal at a explosion from 11 p.m. until whenever. being presented at Von Der Mehden for the fee of one At the movies Friday night, the College Theatre is respectable price with an atmosphere of old New dollar. Woody's fans wouldn't miss it. England charm. presenting "Murder by Death". Admission is still Saturday night, McMahon continues its partying $1.75 for students. At Mansfield Drive-in you can see policy with the presentation of "TAke Nine "(formerly Since this is one of the first weekends of the "Exorcist II: The Heretic" and "Cross of Iron" in the Onyx) from 9 until 1 a.m. semester, it might be a good idea to chech out what comfort of your own car. Don't forget the blanket. If you're looking for the more cultural entertain- the Storrs campus has to offer. The Anonymous Pub in The Film Society is presenting a "Betty Boop ment. The William Benton Museum of Art is showing the Commons Building second floor, is the local Cartoon Festival" with two shows starting at 8 and 10 a faculty exhibition. Its a good chance to see whether watering hole. Recently renovated, it always has good p.m. on Friday night. those art professors know what they're talking about. music and a lively crowd to keep your mind off classes. The Film Society is presenting a "Betty Boop As far as food is concerned, weekends always offer a And. of course, there's always Huskies. "Where the Cartoon Festival"- with two shows starting at 8 and 10 nice excape from traditional dorm meals. If you have Athletes meet" is always good for a few fitchers and p.m. on Friday night. a lot of money and want to impress your date, head for watching the Yankees do their thing. At the local bars, you can find some disco at Faces "Chez Pierre", a little way down Route 32. The If you find yourself totally bored, and thinking Lounge featuring "Silverado", on Friday and Sat- French cooking can't be beat, and the luxuriousness of urday night. On Friday night, at Shaboo, you can see strangely, you might head ove to the pig barns on the setting provides for a perfect evening. Be Horsebarn Hill. Not only swines, but sheep, cows and the "Kal David and Harley Brooks Band" (Formerly prepared to shell out the bucks. If you're poor and still the Rhinestones) amd Saturday night you can horses are there for your entertainment. Late at night want a decent, yet exotic meal, try the "House of they say, is the best time to visit the animals. Tube viewing The leftover fare which makes watching TV to satisfy their palates tonight the premiere of on Friday night comparable to eating a dining LOGAN'S RUN will be shown at 9:30 on hall dinner, is blasted into oblivion by some channels 3,6 and 7. bold programming, including a special on the The Duke walks tall Saturday night as making of the movie STAR WARS. ROOSTER COGBURN (no relation to Rick Before prime time kicks off you might want Burleson) debuts at 9:00 on channels 4 and 10. to see the best defensive outfield in the For some nice scenery footage you might American League and the Leagues Leading check out ABC's answer to Magnum Force, home run hitter in action as the Boston RED STARSKY AND HUTCH, as they check into a SOX take on the Baltimore Orioles at Playboy resort for two hours on channels 5,8 Memorial Stadium at 7:30 on channel 38. and 12 AT &:00. Prime time tonight is light years ahead of the The biggest weekend for westerns since programming of the past despite the fact it Butch Cassidy abd the Sundance Kid came to starts off like nova in a far away place a long the tube continues into Sunday night as Paul time ago. "Droid, a documentary on the Newman shoots his way onto the screen and making of the special effects were produced Jacqueline Bisset stays dry in THE LIFE AND staring C-3PO (no relation to CPO Sharky) and TIMESOF JUDGE ROY BEAN at 9:00 on R2D2. channels 6 and 7. After •"Droid" it's time for the perrenial For World War II buffs, YOUNG JOE. THE mainstay of the networks, the cop show. The FORGOTTEN KENNEDY focuses on JFK's Emmy Award winning ROCKFORD FILES older brother during his duty as a Navy pilot. starts its fourth season of phony calling cards. The movie is slated for 9Z:oo on channels 5, 8 Firebird chase and ace-up-the-sleeve con and 12. artistry on channels 4 and 10 at 9:00. NBC features another angle of the big war As if science fiction fans don't have enough as LIFE GOES TO WAR on channels 4 and 10 Comix I . . .THERE IS SAND

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COLLEGE The Best Friday Sept. 16 TOUR till PACKING 4H lOll NOW THRU SATURDAY in Town The Mansfield Daily 2. 6:30. 9 Training School Sat. 2.4:15. 6:30,9 Willington Sept. 19th thru 22nd By the tine the world's BEERFEST Free Bus greatest detectives with Trans, provided figure out whodunnit Pizza ™ We delivert Bus leaves you could die laughing! S.U.2:30 • buy 4 get 1 free TAMARAC Returns 4:15 Rt. 32, Volunteers are Murder by Next to Sundown needed to work Mon.—Thurs. 6:00-1:00 8-12 pm with the mentally Fri & Sit. 6:00-2:00 retarded. Sun. 3:00-12:00 ROTC $1 adm. 429-6451 ext. 506 VC=£ 429-7433 sponsored by: LKS. AZO. PYC for complete details WANTED DELIVERY PERSONj Sun. Mon. Tu. Sept. 18, 19, 20 Daily 2, 6:30, 9 Sun. 2. 4:15. 6:30. 9 RUSH THE SORORITIES THERE IS CURRENTLY AN WHAT DOtS SHE REMEMBER? OPENING ON THE Enjoy the exciting social life. BOARD OF

Party Sept 19 GOVERNORS 7:00-8:00 pm FOR AN EXORCIST II THE HERFT1C ADVERTISING Call for info: CHAIRPERSON Pi Beta Phi 429-8777 ■"I Ww CuTnuinnaWh Corouany O Kappa Kappa Gamma 429-4891 NOW ON SALE: Student Discount Cards, Applications are now available in rm. 319 Commons. STILL ONLYS1.00 Deadline for returning applications to rm. 319 Commons is the FILM SOCIETY 4:30 pm Thursday Sept. 22, 1977 presents Fri. Sept. 16 at 8 and 10 pm in VDM: - CAMy^ i 8

Outrageous Cartoon Clastic* from the 19 »of The Membership Cards still only; $10.00! TOTAL ENTERTAINMENT DISCO NIGHT CLUB ALPHA PHI OMEGA PRESENTS - LIVE: SILVERADO A Foundation in THIS FRIDAY & SATUDAY (Sept. 16, 17) Leadership Friendship Service

INTRODUCTION MEETINGS TUES SEPT. 27 WED SEPT. 21 7:30 PM RM 208 S U SILVERADO nc/l Records and Tapes World's Largest Fraternity Exclusively on RCA for Men and Women Distinguished Alumni Capt. James A. Lovell U.S.N. Bob Love Chicago Bulls rACES Info. Call Dave Ely Hurley Hall Rm 15 429-5643 LOUNGE Ri 195(in'1-86Exit 90) TbUand 875-9082 Open- Daily lil 2«un./ rYi&Sai lil&un. Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, September 16, 1977

1966 MG 1100 Excellent condition. Tired of paying too much on Auto CANTON OR FENNBRYCG Tourne- Dolphinettes organizational meeting. Too many extras to list. Must be Insurance? Call Tom Lobo before ment Sat. Sept. 17, 11:00 - dusk SU Wed. Sept 14, SU Room 218 at 6 pm. MARKETPLACE seeen, $600 firm. 429-7849. paying again. For low rates 742-8647, Mall. Dancing 7:00 Storrs Congrega- 423-1001, 642-7125. tional Church Parish House All FOR SALE: '59 VW body in GREAT For Sale Classic 544 Volvo 1963 Welcome__ Professional Business Fraternity, For Sale 1971 Datsun 4-DR station Delta Sigma Pi First pledge meeting Condition - No body Rot! !25 as Is. Excellent engine and drive train, little $5.00/hr. is average, but you can do Monday Sept. 19, 7:30pm Room 310 Call 429-7779. Ask for Maureen. rot, spare one for parts. Best offer wagon model 510. Beautiful condi- better! If you're capable of running tion, Borg-Warner auto, trans, Commons. Business Majors welcome. over $200.00 429-6678. your own part time business call excellent commuter car, 30 MPG, low In Storrs Oct. 3 - Nov. 14, A course in Northwestern Mutual 429-0371. .Dialogue, the Drop in Center and mileage, $1550 or best offer. Call Wanted: Bunk Beds, Needed desper- Therapeutic Massage offered by Help line open every night 6-12 pm 4 429-0319. ately Call 429-2144. LOST: Turquoise and coral ring in Life Stephen Kltts of Intergral Health Gilbert Rd. Drop in or call 429-6484. Services, Putnam, Ct. Practical blend Chemistry Dept. sponsoring reception Sciences Monday - If found please call 1967 Ford Econollne Supervan. Runs of shiatsu, reflexology, polarity and with refreshments for undergraduate Dave 429-6015. well but has high mileage and body For Sale: 1971 VW Superbeetle with Swedish massage. Call 928-7729 for Chem majors, Wed. Seelt. 21, 4 pm needs work. $200. Call 429-8531 after sunroof. Asking $900. Phone more Information. CH 152. Slpeakers discuss carp .ri BETTER HALF DISCO we play the 6. 429-3568, ask for John. Keep trying. counseling services. music you want to hear. Rock, disco, lightshow. Rob or Gaf 429-0690 after Organizational meetings on Sept. 15 HARTFORD CHAPTER '9/15. and Sept. 20 6:30 - 7 pm for new volunteers on the Dialogue Drop-In LOST: Silver cross 3" x 2" in the Center/Helpline Staff. 486-4737. vicinity of the jungle. Please call Grange Hall 429-2709 Rm 3, Dave or MCHR MEDICAL COMMITTEE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS Experimental College registration is Mark. going on now for the fall session Come to the EC office in Commons College Republicans: Meeting on 216 between 12 noon and 7 pm. Call Sept. 28, SU 101 at 6:15 pm. Election 486-4804 for information. Counter-Orientation 1977 of officers. All members must attend. Women's Social Group (a new group 1974 Datsun B-210 Hatchback, recline tor women sponsored by the UConn seats, Mich, radials, Stereo radio 4 We have entered health science programs in an effort to learn skills for a satisfying and meaningful Gay Alliance) will hold its first speed, 36 MPG. Low mileage, ex- meeting Sept. 15 at 8:30 pm in cellent condition. $2350. 429-6277. life. For many of us coming to school has meant taking on the biggest debt of our lives. Student Union Rm. 211. For Rent: Nice Clean, Quiet 2 room The time committment to our studies keeps us so busy we haven't time to look up from the books and cottage with wall to wall carpeting, FOR SALE: DATSUN SPORTS CAR ask what we are studying and how it relates to the world around us. We learn the microbiology theories of parking and storage space. 20 min. 1970 SPG-311 (1600). 63,000 miles. disease but little of the social and economic conditions which really make people get sick. from University. $115 month plus Drive-train, tires, top, good Interior utilities. 684-7315 after 5:30 PM fair. Body rusting Spare, extra wheels, snow tires, tonneau cover. Our education reflects and maintains an American health care system that is as incapable of meeting Heritage Travel presents Montreal $900 - negotiable. 429-1204 evenings. the health needs of the American people as the economic system is incapable of meeting their other social weekend. November 4-6 by motor- needs. coach from campus. Three meals, Attention Mansfield tutorial staff: sightseeing, two nights hotel. $110 Meeting in Student Union Lobby Call Adrien 429-8990. Thurs. Sept 15 at 6:30 pm Must Beat Bakke Case attend. MCHR slides how Defeat 1985 Nursing Education Proposal I am interested to talk to anyone who PROGRAM: has made a serious suicide attempt, For Sale 1973 Honda 350-4 Fine National Campaigns: Support to Southern Africa and as a result came close to dying. condition, new tires. Asking $725 This is in connection with a research Call 429-5221. project and all information will be IN STORRS Thursday Sept. 15 I Conn Student Union kept in strictest confidence. Contact Phase linear 4000 Pre-Amp. Warranty Prof. Ken Ring, Psychology Dept. Card included (never used) list $600 room 101 7:30pm U-20, 486-4906 Best Offer 633-3215.

Free introductory lecture on the Transcendental Meditation Tech- nique; Wed., Sept. 14, 7:30 pm; Rm 218 Student Union.

Low cost flights to Europe from $146. Israel from $246 Plus Africa and Far East. Call Student Travel tolhfree (1) 800-223-7676

Bartenders, doormen, waitresses. D.J.'s and dorm reps wanted for FACES Cafe Please call 875-9082 and 528-1452 for an appointment

Wanted: Hideaway bed. good condi- tion. Call Steve. Rm 313. 429-2709

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Wanted: Work study students for various odd jobs. Apply in person. Get the leadership development that is invaluable to any career you choose Rose, School of Home Economics, Develop your career where you shoulder greater responsibilities far earlier than Room 123. most college graduates. If you're interested in any of the career fields listed below, then we are interested in you. Check your interests and mail to ARMY ROTC I University of Connecticut Storrs, Connecticut 06268 I 203-486-4538/4540 I I xftowm do it!!! I Stoat th. u/eefeend Name Special! " I reg. $6.951 $4.95 while they last} Address Phone. 1 2 ft. drecina marginata Wicker Sale City State Zip. I 10 per cent off all baskets. □ Freshman □ Sophomore □ Junior □ Senior The Inferior Florisf ! P.O. Plaza Rte. 195 D Air Defense G Education D Missile Materiel Storrs. Ct. 487-1193 D Armament Materiel D Engineer Management I Management □ Field Artillery G Munitions Materiel D Armor □ Finance Management 1 D Atomic Energy ''^lansfield -Dtivr □ Fixed Telecommunica- G Operations and Force I Jet. Kts. 32+31 413-44*1 D Automatic Data Development tions Systems Fri. Sat. Sun at 8:00 Processing □ Food Management G Operations Research/Sys- I D Audio-Visual Instructional □ Foreign Area Officer tems Analysis Technology □ General Troop Support G Personnel Admini- I D Aviation Materiel Materiel Management strations Management □ Highway and Rail Q Personnel Management I D Chemical Operations □ POL (Petroleum □ Club Management □ Infantry Management) 1 D Combat Communications- '□ Information Q Procurement I Electronics D Logistics Management G Research and Development i □ Communications/Elec- D Logistics Services G Supply Management I EXORCIST II i tronics Engineering Management G Tactical/Strategic i i □ Communications/Elec- □ Maintenance Management Intelligence I THE HERETIC i tronics Materiel D Marine and Terminal G Tank and Ground Mobil- PLUS R i Management Operations ity Materiel Manage- 1 D Comptroller ment D Counterintelligence/ G Traffic Management I Human Intelligence G Transportation Manage- I □ Cryptology ment Bring this Ad I AinjyROTC i i I | to the box office. \ Learn what it takes to lead I !DRIVER ENTERS FREE i 10 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, September 16, 1977

The MARKETPLACE f Students and S Q e/V ice Storrs Unitarian Fellowship meats For Sale: 1972 Ford Pinto Standard - o* Otl most Sundays at 10:46 am. On the Excellent condition, new battery, e.«** 9Q A % first Sunday of each month there Is no brakes, starter, snows. Asking $1200 *« °r/t morning meeting but there Is a or best offer. Call 423-8523. FS.S.O. '°Os service at 4 pm. Visitors are welcome. The Meeting Mouse Is at 46 Spring WANTED: House or room for a your student government HIIIRd. responsible female. UConn area. Call 742-8541, Sue. Leave message! wants you tp get involved Express yourself I Learn how to form a new club on campus, or join an active Guitar Lessons: classical, folk, fla- organization. Come to the ACTIVIf menco., Teacher well trained. Call TIES FAIR, Tues.. Sept. 20, 7:30 - 10 UConn Music Dept. 486-3728 and pm., ROTC. leave name and phone no.will con- INFORMATION COMMITTE ORGANIZATIONS COMM tact FINANCE COMMITTEE COURSES, STUDIES For Sale: 1973 Ford Pinto Hatchback Office size manual typewriter Olivetti & CURRICULA COMMITTEE Standard Transmission, Excellent Linea. Professionally Prep. Guaran- SENATE Condition Inside and out. $1500. Call teed. Call 642-7969 (Lebanon) after 4 CONNECTICUT STUDENT ASSOC. 429-4744. pm or write P.O. Box 284 Storrs, CT 06268 Need a Car? For Sale 1968 MGB GT - many more positions open Excellent running condition. Wire spoke Wheels. Asking $695.00 Call McMahon Dance - Sat. Sept. 17, 9-1 - FSSO FORUM 872-8639 after 5:00. am. Featuring "Take Nine" (form- erly ONYX) $1.00. No alcoholic FOUND: Ladles watch Fri 9/9 near beverages allowed. for more info drop JHA. Contact Paul, Brock 515. • Also, applications are being accepted : until Sept. 20. 1977 for the position of into the office Rm. 219 Commons Female Roommate Wanted. Room to 'I OFFICE MANAGER (experienced around the corner from the PUB rent - with lots of attic/cellar storage |I required). space. Share large kitchen, large bathroom. Available Oct. 1 $85/ What good is sitting alone In your Month includes everything. 429-8941. room? Uconn Gay Alliance, Thurs- Call anytime Eilleen. days, 7 p.m. SU 218. Office: SU 211 486-2273. __ __ COME SEE US AT THE ACTIVITIES FAIR Apartment for rent: walking distance from campus. One bedroom, living Pair BIO F-4 Speakers, $160. Call 1 room, kitchen, bath, garage. $160/ 429-6491, Edy Hall Rm. 117. SEPT. 20 7:30 - 10 ...... ■■■■..■.....*>»«■.«n.m.««..«««,,..mi mo. includes heat. Call Mare 742-8983' 33= Hey Everybody!! Your friend and mine, Sooky Smith (of Therien Manor Fame) will show at the Union today between 11-1. The UConn KARATE CLUB is accept- FRESHMEN- ing new members starting Sept. 19. Hawley Armory. 6:30 pm. Mon, Wed., Fri., For info: 429-1342.

FREE SAFE BOATING course begins Tues.. Sept. 20 7:30 pm Rm 116 SOPHOMORES Shafer Hall, ECSC 423-4160 for info.

LOST: Black Wallet, vicinity of Want to work in one of these job areas college theater Wed. 9/14, Reward 429-3594. after graduation? CONTACT LENS WEARERS. Save on brand name hard and soft lens supplies. Send for free illustrated Accounting and Education and Nursing catalog. Contact Lens Supplies, Box 7453, Phoenix, Arizona 85011. Finance Training Nuclear Research

For Sale: Most Mixed Drinks $.50 at Administration Entomology Optical Happy Hours 9 am - 6 pm. Three Guys Cafe Rt. 44 Ashford 429-7563. Aeronautical Food Service Instrumentation Girls, join a Rush party to discover Engineering Fuels Management Personnel what sororities are-Sept 19 at 7:00 pm. Call 429-8777 (Pi Beta Phi) or Aircraft Maintenance Geodetics Management 429-4891 (Kappa Kappa Gamma). Physics Wanted: Female Roommate to live in Air Traffic Control Information and house on Coventry Lake. Reasonable Photography rent, furnished, your own room, good Astronautical Publications people. Call 742-8815. Engineering Investigations Pilot FOR SALE: Proud, spacious spotless, SUN-filled 9-room 18307-1977 Mans- Law field two-story. Livingroom (book- Auditor Procurement shelf-wall, PLANT solarium), dining, family, kitchen-laundry-breakfast, 4 Behavioral Science Management Restaurant and Club bedrooms, 2 baths, UPSTAIRS porch (RIVER-viewing), recreation room (13 Bio-Environmental Analysis Management World Map). Park-surrounded dead end. Gigantic DECK, basement. Two Engineering Security and Law firelplaces, 3-zoned heat, 2000 gallon Mathematics oil tank. New paint/wallpaper, vinyl Budget Enforcement tile, WOODSTONE carpet. Original Mechanical panelled doors, M'I' '-J windows. Social Actions Maple glory. Sixties. OPEN. Direc- Cartography Engineering tions 423-5849. ONLY ONE. Chemistry Medicine Space Systems LOST: Set of six keys with a little pocket knife attached to leather patch Civil Engineering Initials RGN. If found call 429-5927. Metallurgy Supply Communications- WOMEN FACULTY: If you are a Missile Operation Transportation Greek and interested in advising Panhellenic Council, please call Electronics Motor Vehicle 429-8777 (Pi Beta Phi) or 429-4891 Weather (Kappa Kappa Gamma). Computer Systems Management for Sale: Fulton FMI 80 speakers Design Navigator $150/pr. Must aali Ted 429-1570.

For Sale 1971 Pontiac Firebird 62.000 miles. Excellent running and body condition. Asking $2,000 Call The L.S. Air Force has all these jobs - and more - 42MBM

FOR SALE: 1971 VW Bug. AM-"rT;. available for college graduates. Radio, 8-Track, Rebuilt engine, Excel- lent running condition, $840 or beat offer, 872-3996 Vernon, Evenings or Start at 910,500/year. Increases to $17,500 in four years. Weekends.

Sitter wanted In our home, close to Plus 30 days paid vacation, free medical care, paid travel expenses, campus for eight year old boy- Mon.-Fri. 3-5 p.m. Own transporta- tion, references required. Call chances to attain degrees, and other benefits. 429-1447 after 4:30 p.m.

Free Room In country home for female student willing to sit 2 school children Think about your future. Add a course in 20 hrs. weekly. 12 miles from UConn 642-6187. Air Force Aerospace Studies and check into the opportunities. Male graduate student, 26 yrs, needs room In house or apartment. Call Don 429-9960 evenings and leave tele- phone number, message. CALL AIR FORCE ROTC AT 486-2226 FOR SALE: TEN SPEED Schwlnn Sports Tourer In excellent condition. OR STOP IN AT THE ROTC HANGAR 27 inch frame with back rack and pump. $150. 429-1204 evenings. my ■ ^^fch. u»umm»«»mm»HW»nw,»»u„i 3X3 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, September 16, 1977 11 MORE SPORTS New runners revitalize Ted Turner's COURAGEOUS LOST ITS The NBA has awarded the GOLDEN STATE BATTLE WITH THE CLOCK Thursday, des- WARRIORS the earliest first-round pick of the women's cross country pite holdiing a ten minute lead over challenging LOS ANGELES LAKERS in the 1978 college Australia, and failed to reach the finish line in draft, plus 250-thousand dollars as compensa- Continued from page 12 tionals. time. tion for signing Jamaal Wilkes earlier this As the season progresses, look America's Cup officials were forced to scrap year.... All the runners, except for for UConn to improve on their the second race in the 1977 yachting classic. Fortin, who is sidelined indefin- last year's sixth place ranking in With 300 yards to go and seven minutes The NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE itely with a strained hip muscle, New England and establish remaining before the five and one half hour MANAGEMENT COUNCIL has filed a griev- will be competing in Saturday's themselves as a stiff competitors deadliric, Turner ran out of luck as the wind ance with the Player-Club Owners Relations tri-meet. for New England runners. died down to one know, preventing him from Committee against New England Patriots' One big loss to the Huskies this crossing the line a winner. It forced a linemen John Hannah and Leon Gray. The season is last year's New Eng- rescheduling of the event.... players walked out of training camp last Sunday land champion and nationally Announcements The Philadelphia Flyers Thursday signed free over a contract dispute. The committee will serve as an arbitrator and make a decision on. ranked sophomore Lavina Mun- All prospective members of the agent right wing LARLRY ROMANCHYCHwho what should happen to the two players.... cy. Muncy, who placed 59th out University of Connecticut hockey spent five years with the Atlanta Flames of 220 runners in last year's The New York Yankees obtained slugger Two major league teams want to move their team are requested to contact EASTERN LEAGUE farm teams to warmer A1AW Nationals in Wisconsin, coach John Chapman today or DAVE KINGMAN from the California Angels locations in the Southern League. The Cincin- will not be running because of a Monday to discuss future prac- on waivers. recurrent leg injury suffered last tice plans. In exchange, the Yankees assigned pitcher nati Reds want to move their Three Rivers club winter. Muncy is expected to Randy Stein from their Syracuse farm club to to Nashville, (Tenn.), while the Montreal Expos would like to shift their Quebec City team to return for the indoor track sea- Anyone interested in joining Salt Lake City. Because the New York club son. acquired Kingman after Sept., the strikeout Memphis. Tenn. The two parent clubs feel the the UConn Karate Club is wel- Eastern League which includes teams from New In spite of this potential loss of come to attend practice Monday king will be unable to participate in any points, Richter is confident "we at 6:30 p.m. in Hawley Armory. post-season play should the Yankees make it.... England and Canada.... can build on what we have" and For more information, call 429- that the depth and talent of her 1342. young squad will more than compensate. Sam Mayer, Chris Donohue BASEBALL Red Sox, and is now 11-8. innings) The untested Huskies will face ROYALS 7 A'S 6 (11 innings) and Brian Navarro will provide RED SOX 7 YANKEES 'A Reggie Jackson and Thurman a competitive and lengthened play-by-play commentary of Sat- Munson homered for New York. 1st game Boston stayed alive in the season this fall. But with three of urday's UConn—Navy football The Red Sox now trail New York American League East pennant NATIONAL LEAGUE the first four meets on the Storrs game at WHUS FM (91.7) by two and a half games. course, the runners should race by downing the Yankees on broadcasts the contest from Ann- AMERICAN LEAGUE ASTROS 6 GIANTS 3 quickly gain experience and apolis beginning at 1:20 p.m. the strength of a six run. six PIRATES 4 CARDINALS 3 1st confidence for their later Invita- inning. Denny Doyle laced a BLUE JAYS 9 ORIOLES 0 game bases loaded triple, and george Forfeit PRIATES 3 CARDINALS 0 (3 Scott added a two run single for TWINS 7 WHITE SOX 2 (8 innings) 2nd Game CHEESE 'N THINGS the big blows in the inning. Luis innings) EXPOS 5 CUBS 4 SPECIAL Of THE WEEK! Tiant picket up the win for the RANGERS 6 ANGELS 4 (7 PHILLIES 8 METS2 DANISH CREAM HAVARTI SALE $2.59/lb. save S.40 Frisbee team home opener Sunday I Ml S( IIIN Introducing THE LUNCH-PACK OF NOTEDFAAAE' The UConn Frisbee Club will successful season last fall, will Webb Institute fo Long Island open its fourth season Sunday on face its opening tes, at 1 p.m. the Physical Science field in a will be the next opponent for the is HOLIDAY MALL, STORRS UP FRONT contest against the University of The Physical Science field 60-member UConn squad Sept. New Haven. located between the Chemistry 25 in another match at the NEU) HOURS : MON-SAT 9AM - 8 PM The club, coming off a highly Building and Beech Hall. 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By MARIA ROM ASH day. "We're a young team and the ball (no pun intended). luding All American back Carl Conference. The University of Connecticut have to understand that every- "We have to play an excellent Christensen and high scorer Senior captain Mark Clements soccer team will be faced with one is after us and we've got to game to beat them, if we make John Koerner. Koerner was the and Geoff Greig will join Chris- more than just cold weather be up for every game. any mistakes we're not going to tensen on defense. Teamed with when it travels to . Burlington Again, the inexperience of fhe win," Morrone said. leading scorer in New England either jSophomore Bart Farley or Saturday for a 1 p.m. match-up UConn squad will be a factor and The Catamounts will have six two years ago and finished last junior Peter Nostrand in goal against the University of Ver- the Husakies will have to be on seniors starting for them—inc- season at the top of the Yankee they will make it tough for the mont At least 4,000 Vermont fans are Huskies to get to goal. expected to show up to watch an Farley went into the nets last experienced Catamount squad season against UConn after sen- play what has become their ior keeper James Taft made biggest game of the season. The Pick: Navy 31, UConn 6 several costly errors. Farley, "This is it—this is the only only a freshman at the time, game. It's the only thing my made some key saves for the players have been thinking, eat- primary weapon. "We are not the type of team Catamounts. By RICH DEPRETA ing, sleeping, and dreaming that waits until third down to throw." said Welsh. It is hard to say how the about." Vermont head coach When George Welsh, the head football coach of In Navy's 2113 victory over UConn in Storrs last Huskies will react against Ver- Paul Reinhardt said Thursday. the Unite States Naval Academy (Navy), was asked season, the Midshipmen wore down and out- "This game is like a tradition. muscled the Huskies for threesecond half touch- mont. The Catamounts are a fast how he would motivate his team to play the and physical team who are going There are a large number of downs. However, Navy's quarterback then was University of Connecticut, which lost 49—0 last to be especially psyched for their John Kurewski, who will be starting wingback on seniors on the team and this Saturday to Lehigh University, he replied "The contest Saturday. While the game is a meaningful thing for score at halftime was only 13—0, so we only Saturday. them. It's a matter of pride," showed our players films of the first half." The new Navy quarterback is Bob Leszczynski, UConn team has faced some of Reinhardt said. So this is what it has come down to as the who directed the offense to an average of 400 yards the roughest teams in the nation Vermont topped UConn two Huskies and Walt Nadzak look for their first victory and 30 points in the last four games he started in in its first three games of the years ago but the Huskies came of the year Saturday in Annapolis, Maryland at 1976. Another reason for the turnaround was the season, a crowd that wasn't 200 back last season for a 3—2 win in 1:30 p.m. play of tailback Joe Gattuso, who was switched per cent behind them. Storrs. Saturday, with the crowd from tailback to wingback midway through the Navy, which went through a 4—7 rebuilding year If the Huskies can forget the and a vengeful Vermont team last season, including one game where he had year. against them, the young UConn Although UConn should not be plagued by the crowd and correct the mistakes eight freshmen starting, will be trying for its fifth of past contests, and face the fact team is going to be in for a tough plethora of mistakes they showed to the fans of straight win ove two seasons. Vermont is going to be as rough Bethelhem, last week, the chances of a UConn time. This year Welsh has 16 returning starters, a game as any other this season "They're claiming this is the including nine on defense. Navy, which defeated victory are about as remote as traveling from New year for them." UConn head they just may come away with The Citadel 21—2 last Saturday, primarUy uses an York to San Francisco by dogsled in a mere four the win. It's not going to be easy. coach Joe MOrrone said Thurs- I—'formation option offense with the pass the hours. SPORTS In men's tennis UConn loses opener, 6-3 By DOUG STURGESS of 6-3, 6-2. The lead was 6-0 win over Rick Kaminoff in The University of Connecticut short-lived however, as minutes the day's most exciting match. men's tennis team was defeated later UConn's Jim and Ken Unfortunately, doubles is an by Boston University Thursday Peterson, playing at positions entirely different game and bet- afternoon by a 6-3 score. It was one and two, won in convincing ter suited to B.U.'s style of play. the first match of the year for fashion. Peterson's consistency was out- both teams. Jim ran away from 6'5" Steve matched by the aggressive play Both squads are going through Wright 6-3, 6-2 in a contest of an adjustment period as UConn strength vs. consistency. of Wright and Mouer who came tries out its new hard courts Wright's constant rushes to the away with a 6-4, 6-4 triumph at behind Towers dorms and B.U. net were repeatedly countered the number one doubles slot. welcomes new coach Stan Mes- with perfectly placed cutting Coupled with a 6-0, 6-1 loss by con. Mescon must have been shots to the feet which were Neary and Bill Sybert at number content with his decision after unreturnable. When Wright el- three to Stylides and Ralby, the first two singles matches ected not to rush, Jim would UConn was on the short side of walked off the court with a 2-0 simply outrally him. an unbeatable 5-3 score. B.U.lead. B.U.'s Shippen Howe managed Number three and five players a 7-5, 6-0 victory over UConn's The number two team of Vince Mouer and Mide Ralby Chris Neary to give the Terriers Blomquist and Muller then lost easily disposed of UConn's Steve a 3-2 lead, but UConn's John 6-2, 6-4 to Howe and Kaminoff to Blomquist and Bruce Marks Muller came through with a end the scoring with a 6-3 B.U. respectively by identical scores hard-fought 7-6, (tiebreaker 5-3), win. Staff Photo by Phil Knudsen New runners revitalize UConn cross country team women's cross country looks for two weekend wins

By GERI WHITE incoming freshmen Sue Connolly, Paula "I don't think it will be fair to expect a Hunter, Maryann Bovich and Regina By MARK STEBEN the team's top runner. Classified "a gut Laudano. So far. Nelson has clocked a win over UMass, but I do think it's fair to Before UConn's cross country team runner" by Kennedy. O'Neil will never 22:05 over the hilly 5.000 meter (3.2 expect the point spread to be close," started its season last week coach Bob let up if he has a shot at winning or University of Connecticut Women's miles) course during practice and hopes to Kennedy predicted many meets would moving up in a race. It is questionable, Cross-Country head coach Diana Richter improve that time Saturday. be decided by a mere point or two. however, if he can succeed Clark as a said Thursday as the team prepared for its Richter said another recent addition to consistent number one finisher. season home operner Saturday at noon the squad, freshman Chantal Lorent, has The team traveled to Worcester and against the University of Massachusetts potential in improving her position and nipped Holy Cross by a point 27-28 in its Sophomore Bob Sloss, another "gut and Springfield College. becoming a potential point scorer. first meet. runner", should be number two man. Indeed, UConn's thirteen member Other capable scorers include UConn Because he trained extra hard this Kennedy will rely on overall team summer, Sloss is now struggling through squad, in their second year of intercol- captain Cindy Kinkade, a former miler, balance to pull out the closely contested legiate competition, will be hard-pressed who is joined by other returning track a "fatigue stage" but said he hopes to meets and improve on last year's 7-3 peak into top form again soon. when they face one of the top teams in runners Laurie Reynolds, Ellen Mahony, won-lost record. But graduation could New England. But Coach Richter cites Andrea Fortin and Judy Kluck. make this a difficult task. Other top runners include senior team "desire, depth, home course advantage Both Kinkade and Mahony have posted captain Chris Martin, junior Tim Kane, a and some things to prove to ourselves" as marks under 25 minutes and should Bruce Clark, called "a guaranteed transfer student from the University of important factors which will prove a provide some stiff competition to Massa- front runner" by Kennedy in most Maine, and junior Pat Brand. Freshman challenge and possible upset to UMass, chusetts' runners. Of these members, races, is gone. Consequently, the team runners showing great potential include long known for their strong cross-country only veteran Kluck returns with two cannot count on consistent number one Glenn Flosdorf and Luke O'Connor. program and abundance of excellent seasons of cross-country running exper- finishes from its top runner and must The team, victorious in its only meet runners. ience. place four to six runners in the top eight thus far, meets Central Connecticut State The Huskies' squad is sprinkled with Junior Donna Papa, better know for her finishers if they are to win. College and highly regarded Brandeis new faces this season, with five of the top prowess on UConn's soft ha I pitching Kennedy said he has the runners to University on Saturday in a tri-meet at seven runners being new members. Kelly mound, and senior Mary-Caryl Schiess, accomplish this goal. Sophomore Pat New Britian before taking on an always Nelson, a sophmore transfer from Penn both novice runners, complete the UConn O'Neil. who holds the UConn indoor tough Yale squad next Saturday in State, is expected to pace the team in squad. track record for three miles, should be Storrs. Saturday's meet, followed closely by Continued on page 11