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by Susan Kadezabek and Tammy Eves

In a packed council chamber Monday night, the Old Town City Council voted unanimously to keep "The Bus" (formerly Citibus) running in Old Town. The crowd, including Old Town resi- dents, senior citizens, and a handful of UMO students, turned out to voice their support for the bus service. Although City Manager tieorge Campbell argues UMO students living in Old Town can't really be considered taxpayers, one student said, "the students and people who work at UMO are a vital and important part of the economy of Old

liveswannl.eEves, an Old Town native who Tojnow ' in Orono and depends on the bus, said UMO students in Old Town are contributing indirectly to taxes through rents they pay to their landlords, which help pay for property taxes, and the purchases students make downtown, which help the merchants pay their taxes. But he added, "services should not be oleAfteerrLtth lberfiar7t hectic days ofciasses this Tired already ? sleepy studentfound refuge in the stocks of provided on the basis of who pays taxes, 'photo by Don Vickery] but upon who needs the services, otherwise the rich people would get all the

Becauseices." over half the Old Town residents using The Bus are UMO students, Dental Campbell said he does not think Old Town program criticized •••• "taxpayers" should pay for a service less than 50 percent of them use. UMO pays a by tnid Logan and John Donnelly The statement, which was submitted program, find another occupation," the $3500 subsidy yearly and Campbell said he anonymously by the 28 women in the report said. thought his amount should be increased. Serious internal problems plagued the program. criticized the department on Other criticisms include poor instructor Sharon Dendurent, assistant dean of6 Bangor Community College Dental issues ranging from teacher incompetency attitudes, "frustrating" course qualifica- student affairs at UMO said, "I think it's a Hygiene program last semester, according to favoritism for certain students. tions and intimidation by faculty. pretty narrow argument that Old Town to a statement from students in the "When people ask us about the Dental There are eight full-time and three has. The students are pictured as leeches program which was recently obtained by Hygiene program at BCC our reply is they part-time instructors in the program. In Continued on page 6 the Campus. go somewhere else and don't even join the addition to the 28 second-year students who worked on the report there are 23 Strike plans Iranian student backs Khomeini, first-year students in the program. Dental hygiene is a two-year program. Hope W. Burns, program director. shelved, report blames CIA for political unrest refused to comment on the issue last week, saying "They (the issues) would be handled internally." by Tammy Eves news reports describing the violence with now Another source close to the situation holds key which the army has met anti-Shah, said recently the problems "have been Reza Kashkooli has lived in this country pro-Khomeini demonstrators. Kashkooli worked out with the faculty." by Dan Warren for three years now; most recently at UMO. said he is not afraid for his family. Other sources say, however, a The But his home is Shiraz, Iran; about 200 Continued on page 8 spokesman for UMO's 470 service miles from Tehran. committee appointed last semester by the and maintenance workers said Monday BCC Student Senate Kashkooli romantically described Shiraz to look into the night that his group temporarily plans to allegations has not released as a "city of roses, black-eyed girls and any findings strike, choosing instead to "lay low" and the matter. poets." an image in stark contrast with the on wait for the recommendations of the third "Everyone came to one meeting, mood of the country now in the midst of then no party in the 14 month-old negotiations with violent conflict. one came to the next," Reed Jordan. vice UMO. president Kashkooli has not been back to Iran of the Senate and chairman of Frank St. Louis. steward in the steam - committee since the turmoil began. but he said he the said. "I don't know what's fitters shop in the UMO steam plant, said happenning." supports Ayatollah Khomeini, leader of the third party's report should be out "before the end of the month." He refused to speculate whether the fact- Campus Corner "...go somewhere else finding would be favorable to UMO workers or the administration and whether the recommendations would Iran's Moslem conservatives, and he be accepted and don't even join by the UM trustees. welcomed the downfall of Shah Neither side is required Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. to accept the recommendations of fact-finding, "It was great." he said, and added Iran the program..." which started Dec. 31, 1978. has undetgoite a "kind of long sleep. but St. Louis confirmed reports that the the people woke up. Suddenly the people workers, having voted solidly last month realized they can do something. they can The report was submitted anonymously because of fear of repercussions. "We are not to strike, are now taking their case to change. Before they saw themselves with the public. no power, but it was like an explosion. afraid to speak out because we feel we will Asked what his group of employee They saw they don't want the Shah and be discriminated against in the way of our moo". leaders got accomplished at a Monday way the country (was run)." grades." the report said. [photo by Don VicketYI night meeting in Veazie, St. Louis said, "Most of our exams are the subjective Kashkooli will remain at UMO, but his "Nothing. We didn't do a thing. We were type and we have seen in the past how an brother and sister, also students, will soor Reza Kashkooli waiting for you (the media) to show up." be returning to Iran. Despite American Continued on page 2 Continued on page 3 2 Maine Campus • Februar$ h. 1474 •Internal problems plague dental program

From page 1 According to sources who asked to "This is fine if we had nothing else to do dislike for was singled out in front of all of instructor's likes and dislikes of a student remain anonymous, students often end up in those spz..:e hours. But we have things to us...after the discriminated student was are indicated by hisgrades. We realize this asking complete strangers to do this favor do beyond papers, labs, homework and ridiculed Hope turned around and is an effective but sneaky' way to 'get us for them. Off-campus students in the X-rays. We are people and we do need laughed," the report said. back' for putting them in this awkward dental hygiene program find this a bigger some time for ourselves," the report said. situation," the report said. Robert C. White, chairman problem because they aren't as familiar Favoritism among students also drew of BCC's Health and Human Services with dormitory residents, the report said. fire from the report. "A student which she department, The statement dealt with concerns with could not be reached for "There have been times when a student (an unnamed instructor) has a definite comment. what they thought were "real" problems has had to sower nimsest so sow as to "brushed off as our problem." The pay for a student, so we won't have an statement said further, "(We) tried to absence. It's a terrible experience to have speak to her (Burns) but all we get is to bribe a person and end up paying their sarcasm, sarcasm, sarcasm." way in to have their teeth cleaned," the Placement office An example of a "real" problem report said. involved patient cancellations. Students also questioned the profession- Four appointments are given each alism on the staff. "It (professionalism) semester and are used for patient has been stressed and re-stressed to stresses capabilities, absences. If there are more than four us.. (but) often we have found the cancellations. "we are subjected to having instructors' attitudes are very unpro- points taken off our grade, and we receive fessional in front of patients, and this is an incomplete for the semester," the very embarrassing for the student," the not majors,for jobs report said. report said.

'They are not getting across the basics and by Debbie Noack weekly newsletter available to all students. He said the center has listings from a our level of confidence and competence in Students should be more aware of their broad mixture of companies. "We have capabilities when they go looking for a job, both small and large companies and both real-live career situation Adrian J. Sewall, director of the Career state and national firms," he said. order to face a Planning and Placement Center, said. Sewall said that it is usually the big "Th y don't know what to go after," he companies with large numbers of jobs that Whi4 is ridiculous.' said. "They don't know their own recruit on campus. He said many of the ,capabilities. They want to look for a job in smaller firms do not recruit on campus their major, but that's ridiculous. Major because they can't afford to, and although Keeping the Students also called the course qualifi- number of cancellations has little to do with jobs. Employers look at a few Maine firms recruit only at UMO, it below four cations "frustrating and inconsistent." makes students fall behind in capabilities, not at majors." is unusual. their "They are not getting across the basics, •MI proficiencies and patients for the "Companies that spend this kind ol and our level of confidence and compe- Sewell thinks the Career Planning 'and semester, the report said. money are looking at recruitment through tence in order to face a real-live career Placement Center can help any senior cost effectiveness," he said."We have lost "The pressure is on us so badly that situation is ridiculous," the report "Our office is small considering the stud said. some firms that used to recruit here when we do receive a patient cancellation Projects outside the class number of students," he said. "Our role is include various because they no longer feel that the we find ourselves running through ihe papers, lesson plans for community that of facilitator. We get the flow of jobs number of students they hire here is worth dorms trying to find a patient," the report dentistry classes and coming in and we turn them over to the From page teaching at least two the money they spend to come." said. classes in an elementary school. students." Neither the Sewell said that the center can't always Sewall said although fewer small com- Daily New: find job listings that meet the student's panies recruit on campus than in previous because St Applications being accepted for: interest, but "we can provide some years. the percentage of UMO students any serious guidance. It's up to the individual to find :hey hire hasn't changed. The smaller the asseml the resources." :ompanies have found it is more economi- "We're :al for them to list their jobs at the center support," Director of Development Sewall said there are more opportunities Ind let the students apply for the jobs. the group for engineers because there is a smaller A recent survey indicates that 90 percent unless the number of them and they are "more salary, expenses, credit 3f all UMO graduates from last year are we voted n sought after," but there are also many zither working or going to school, Sewall 25 workers apportunities for liberal arts majors. (aid, and of the students that responded to were worri( The center is in constant touch with a Apply to -- WMEB B.L. Elfring :he survey, only 2.5 percent were "flat out strike) v. ou large number of companies, Sewall said. inemployed." Some had taken themselves we were w 275 Stevens Hall The companies mail and phone their job )(it of the job market to go in the service. the univers listings to the center and they are put into a accepted until Feb. 19 'le a homemaker, or travel. bargaining A trustet to commen UMO's cal employees, trustees wo presented v fact-finding WELCOME TO THE JOB MARKET St. Louis upset over Higi incr4

by Mary E

The nui scheduled in the last ti of space at Goode s, courses sini increase in What's your best bet in today 's marketplace? What There are a can you expect from your first job? Need it be a nine- now. comp, to-five one? These and many other questions related A conce to entering the job market will be discussed in this discipline 11 issue of also respoi "Insider--the free supplement to your exams give college newspaper from Ford. Ford hopes these tips about what awaits you in The Valli tioned by the job market will help you start your career off on which Goo( the right track. And if you're in the market for a Prescribed new car or truck, we also hope you'll check out the time and p. great lineup of '79 Fords. As jobs early 1970's not have a Look for "Insider"— students. A Ford's continuing series of FORD show an en better educ college newspaper supplements. 022110 Goode err _ - Maine Campus • February 6, 1979 3 E. Ira mievrat IV Neville candidate 11111111INIMIN1111 VIM • faeCr,R VIIVEMS11111111 all of VI VIM 111111 11111111R1111111111111W1WM. IAMBID r al at Clemson University was WA IMF MI IWIWIPI11111111 and •11111111.11111111111111 IMOlk 11111111131111111 by Doug Bailey was confirmed he was one of two finalists CC's for the presidency of Alfred University in lent, President Howard R. Neville is one of upstate New York. Neville was also a four finalists competing for the job of candidate for the presidency of the president of Clemson University in University of Oklahoma. Clemson, S.C., according to sources at Clemson. The report was confirmed at Clemson and at the University of Maine but the sources asked not to be identified. ONE LAST SWING Clemson University is the state land 4 SWing - Boogie - grant college in South Carolina. It has ar on campus population of 10,000 and tht Blues College of Agricultural Sciences is tht largest school. Parties • ['rats • Neville would neither confirm nor den) Clubs the report, nor would he comment on a report that he is seeking the presidency at FOR A several other universities. But in an GOOD TIME interview with the Campus last week , CALL: C, ents Neville said, "I'm not going to totally close 866-3232/827-3673e MI a off options. You're a damn fool if you don't have talk to people." both The report that Neville is seeking the [photo by Don Vickery' Clemson position comes two weeks after if big that Which way to the infirmary? the ii pus nigh 0, it •Maintenance workers aim for GUADALAJARA ci of SUMMER nigh lost student, community support SCHOOL here the University of Arizona otters •ortli From page / 1978 refusal to accept a third part report in more than 40 courses, i.e., Neither the Maine Campus nor the Bangor the UMO police negotiations. anthropology, bilingual edu- 70M- Daily News sent reporters to the meeting "If they(trustees) turned down the cation, history, Spanish, ious because St. Louis had refused to say that fact-finding report from that board," said a etc. at Guadalajara. Mexico, ents any serious discussion would take place at cource close to St. Louis, "what's to stop alter Trinity Tuition: the assembly. them from saying to hell with an offer a College July 2 - August 10 orni- "We're after student and community third party makes in our negotiations." $265. Board and room with nter Summer Program support." St. Louis said, explaining why The trustees rejected that report (though Mexican family: $300. bs. the group refused to discuss future plans endorsed by its chief police negotiator, in cent unless the media attended. "That's why Samuel J. D'Amico), saying they didn't are we voted not to strike last month (on Jan. want police forced to join a shop untion or Write wall Cassis,France 25 workers rejected a strike 134-64). We pay union dues. .cl to were worried, number one, about how it (a St. Louis had promised a "big an- Guadalajara out strike) would affect the students, and two, nouncement" at Monday night's meeting, Language and Civilization Ives we were worried that it was illegal... but but refused to elaborate. He hinted to a Summer School the university has been violating the law in reporter afterward the meeting was just an Alumni 211 bargaining sessions all the time." attempt to use the media to gain public July 2-August 10 A trustee spokesman last week refused support, which he said was "valuable" in University of Arizona to comment on the negotiations (affecting trying to win negotiation disagreements. Tucson 85721 UMO's cafeteria, grounds and janitorial He said that the public, if educated about Prof. Sonia Lee (602) 626-4729 employees, among others). He said the the bargaining details, could put pressure Modern languages Department trustees wouldn't comment until they were on the side it though was being unreason- presented with a recommendation from the able. Trinity College fact-finding group. "We do our jobs (as workers)." St. Louis Hartford,CE 06106 St. Louis and other workers have been said. "We want a fair deal... Of course upset over the trustees since a Nov. 29, we're not happy." Higher standards, more courses CSEND LIVING increase number offinals VALENTINES. FTD LoveBundle Bouquet. FTD Valentine by Mary Ellen Garten of UMO students to higher academic Bud Vase standards. He said that pass-fail courses The number of final exams being have lost their popularity in the last few scheduled at UMO escalated by 50 percent years. in the last ten years, Earsel Goods, director of space and scheduling. said. Goode said the "mass explosion" of courses since the late 1960's has caused an WE HAVE ALL YOUR increase in the number of final exams. CAR NEEDS! There are about 3100 courses being offered now, compared to 1600 then. BATTERIES A concern for academic quality and OIL FILTERS discipline by both faculty and students is DOMESTIC & FOREIGN AUTO PARTS ACCESSORIES also responsible for the percentage of TOOLS exams given. Goode said. WINDSHIELD SOLVENT The validity of final exams was ques- tioned by professors in the late sixties. WHATEVER YOU which Goode calls a period of "liberalism' Prescribed curriculum was dropped at this NEED--WE HAVE IT!! time and pass-fail courses were initiated. Those FTD Florists really As jobs became harder to find in the DUBAY AUTO PARTS get around ... for you! early 1970's, students complained they did FTD LoveBundle• Bouquet. usually available for less than $17.50. over other not have a competitive edge OLD TOWN FTD Valentine Bud Vase, usually available for less than $10.00. As an students. Academic demands on students independent businessman. each FTD Florist sets his own prices Ser. show an they have gotten a ORONO INAPAO employer that vice charges and delivery may be additional Most FTD Florists accept better education. BANGOR MEW \majori„ credit cards © 1979 Florists Traneworld Deltvery 1 Goode credits the high employment rate 4 \lain,: ampus • 1 etiruarN t.1 11.'4

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Colleges used to be, or were jumps at the first chance to move intended to be, institutions of up the ladder of college higher learning run completely by administration. He turns pro. the learned. Every professor This week it was announced one would teach for a while and then of the better administrators on would take a crack at this campus will soon leave for a administering. The purpose was more prestigious job at the to maintain a complete University of New Hampshire. educational environment. Although Dean Gordon Halland Such is not the case today. had nothing but praise for this Today we have a new breed campus in his farewell letter, it among us known as the seems his final loyalty is to professional administrator, whose himself and the big bucks. only purpose and desire in life is And President Neville, as he to seek higher pay and a more sits in his office waiting to hear prestigious office. from one of the colleges he has reader's opinion Although most administrators applied to for a job, may have today still come from the summed up the attitude of the The Campus encourages letters from professional administrator in a classroom, few return. readers. To be published, letters must be When they pack away their Campus interview last week. He instructor's manual and throw said, "I can't talk with 9,000 signed and include an address, but names will away their classroom notes, they students. My job is not to sit be withheld upon request. Brief letters are also say goodbye to face-to-face around and gas with students, or advised, and all are subject to editing for relationships with students. alumni, or faculty for that 0,11. • good taste and available space. Instead the new administrator matter".... but.... "when Harold grammar, is welcomed to a world of private Alfond calls me and says 'let's secretaries, carpeted offices and play golf', we play golf." prominent titles. Insulated in his We think this attitude among newly re-decorated office he professional administrators only assumes an important position reinforces many student's Tuition free education ? among the elite, cut off from suspicions that administrators, student interaction. and the bureaucracy they involve After getting accustomed to the themselves in, are cold, To the editor: not go to college. 2.5 million new life-style, the administrator impersonal and uncaring. multiplied by $1,500 and society loses $3.75 billion in lost taxes for in a Is tuition free education per se each age group. Multiplied by 42 wonli profitable? If so, is tuition free age groups and society loses $175.5 add-1 Pulling teeth education through the college level a billion each year in lost taxes. orga good investment? Can the nation The most equitable method of deft afford such a luxury? financing public education, including week Once every so often a college nave been brewing for quite If the nation invests $1,200 a year higher education, would be to use this professor, course, or even awhile. Students, the sources to educate its students through the the principles of social security and program gets a bad reputation. add, kept quiet all the while for elementary and secondary schools, it sales taxes. In social security, one 9:30 It usually doesn't amount to fear their grades would be will invest $10,800 to educate each pays into the fund for 42 years and student from kindergarten through and Ri case adversly affected. then is rewarded by checks much. But such was not the the eighth grade. Add $4,800 for In tuition free education. stud unified and Medicare. when 28 students in Bangor But by becoming a high school and the cost is $15,600. one receives one's reward in the add- Community College's Dental individually anonymous voice Allow $12,000 for a college educa- beginning and then pays into the add- Hygiene program collaborated through the report they have, in tion. or $100 per academic hour, and fund for the next 42 years. If an Here last semester and issued a jarring effect, done the most they could the tab is $27,600. Another $12000 individual paid a four percent report on the state of their do. for a Ph.D. and the total is $39,600. education tax on the last $5,000 of 10 P program. The ball should keep rolling. Now, the median income, in round his earning, he would pay $200 a figures, for an individual with an First no Hope W. Burns, program year for his college education, The statement pulled eighth grade education or less is a $12.000 at le refusing to meaning $8,400 for punches. It mirrored the serious director, while $5.000 a year, a high school diploma education. internal problems that exist in the comment on the report, told the $10,000. a college degree $15,000. 11 A program. Campus last week the problem and a Ph.D.S17,000. These indivi- If the students at the University, "When people ask us about the would be handled internally. duals will pay 30 percent of their or any high school or college, asked man] Dental Hygiene program at BCC We feel this is a mistake. income in federal, state, and local me, "Joe, how could we achieve to pi Handling the situation internally taxes, such as income, social secur- tuition free education through the our reply is they go somewhere hatr( cover-up. ity, property. sales taxes, etc. They college level?" I would tell them to else and don't even join the smacks of a my a will provide society with $1,500, call an organizational meeting and program, find another It's time that an outside hittit $3,000, $4,500, and $5,100 a year elect officers, and then appoint party—hopefully the committee Gers occupation," the report said. respectively. They will have a committees: public relation com- midr The report, submitted appointed by the BCC Student productive life span of 42 years and mittee, correspondence committee, anonymously by the women Senate to investigate the donate $63,000, $126,000. $189,000, committees to get signatures on students because of fear of program—looks into this further. and $214,000 in taxes during their petitions that they would send to LATE repercussions, listed numerous Its time that the BCC Dental productive life span. In every case, their representatives in Washington society will receive at least a 5-1 ratio Ref gripes on the program. Hygiene program got requesting tuition free education on its investment. For every through the college level. where The gripes stretched the gamut straightened out. individual that it fails to educate to dr( from teacher incompetency to This program's reputation is on through the college level it will lost buildi frustrating course loads. the line. Students have put it on at least $1,500 a year in lost taxes. Joseph Pasinosky I'm a Sources close to the situation that line and are not about to let it There are at least 2.5 million 231 Spruce Street FRID say the problems in the program slip off on the back burner. individuals in each age group that do Morgantown, WV 26505 Maine Campus • February 6, 1979 5 The wizard of reruns

of commercials, selling everything: spark plugs, lautidry The first person in line got off easily with a one week establishments. In my wallet—S19. In my stomach— detergent, hemorrhoids, VW Rabbits, tampons, K-tel vacation. The second person got it easier still, a two week heartburn. equipment, constipation, radial tires, instamatic cam- vacation. The third person got it even better, thirty days The TV was on. The witch was riding through the air eras, instant coffee, deoderants, and Hamburger Helper. paid vacation a year. on her broom. In black smoke she wrote: "Surrender Into the second hour I could stand it no longer. "Stop I walked in. College Students.' Quickly I turned the channel. it," I screamed, "I'll buy, I'll buy." I pulled the last $9 The Vacation-Giver pronounced: "Five weeks of I had to get out. I'll radio for help. I decided. I from my wallet and threw it into the TV set. I collapsed vacation. . ." ran over to the radio and turned it on. "Help, help." I on the floor. When I awoke I was surrounded by We were dismissed and I left the room. As I walked out shouted into it. "I want to go back to college." It was an packages of spark plugs, tampons, laundry detergent, FM radio. of the building I had a strange feeling. A woman came up I quickly seized the tuning dial and tried to deoderant, an instamatic camera, 24 of the Greatest find a station. to me and whispered,"Beware the Ray of the Cathode," Gospel Hits Ever Recorded, and a radial tire. "Good and quickly walked away. morning. This is the Eastern Public Radio Hmmmm, I thought, maybe I can give some of this I felt dizzy. I had to get to a TV fast. I got home and Network and I'm Robert J. Lurtsema and this is Pledge stuff away as gifts. Week on National turned on the set. Before I knew it I was hooked. "The Public Radio. . ." I looked at the TV screen expecting to find it blank. It That's Young and the Restless." "The Days ol..Ous Lives." it! That's how I'd get back. Secretly. I'd always wasn't. wanted to join a fraternity. "All "Secret Storm." "General Hospital." One day during right. Lurtsy," "For the next sixty seconds this station will conduct a screamed into commercials I was changing channels when I hit the the radio, "I'll be a pledge. How much is it test of the Emergency Broadcast System. This is only a going to cost educational channel. By chance, the dial momentarily me!" test," the TV informed, me. I really didn't think the "$10 to become a stuck. The man in the suit was saying ". . .a vicarious Public Radio Pledge." Russians would attack during semester break. That "Do I existance through the television set. . ." get a jacket or a pin?" would be too exciting. "No, Yes. Of course! Why didn't I think of it before? A something better." Static snow covered the screen. Then the screen I sent in the vicarious existance through the television set. That's ten bucks. Two weeks later a package becathe blank and a man in a white robe with a wand and came. Inside was an 8" by exactly what was happening. I must change. I thought, 10" autographed color glossy a halo around his head appeared. of Robert J. Lurtsema. anything to escape. I still had the $35 spending money in "Who are you?" I asked. my pockey. I devised a plan to wean myself off the tube "I'm your academic advisor," he said. gradually. When I turned the set off the first time I was "I didn't recognize you in that outfit. Can you help shaking and perspiring profusely. "I must go shopping," me? I spent my last dollar and now I don't think I'll ever I said to myself. I don't remember the next three hours. Commentary get back to Orono." When I awoke I was sitting next to a few receipts, some "You can get back to Orono," he said. "You could've shopping bags. a large stuffed owl, a twenty watt gone back anytime you wanted to. You had the power to lightbulb. two mattress pads, and a large bag of fresh Ron Brown get back all along. All you have to do is click your heels carrots. I opened my wallet. There was left $23. Slightly together three times and say 'there's no place like euphoric. I slept. UMO."' When I awoke the TV was on. It was movie time. Taking a cue from a Dracula movie I had seen the night "You mean you don't have to sign anything for me?" Mickey Rooney had just spent zero hour at ground zero before, I put a piece of garlic around my neck and held "Nope. Farewell." He waved his hand and and, being deadly radioactive, was doing a grandfather the glossy up to the screen. The picture on the set disappeared. Static snow covered the screen again. clock imitation for a geiger counter. He was leaking flickered for a moment, then with a whoosh the 8" by I stood up and clicked my heels together three times radiation all over the place. 10" disintegrated in my hand. while repeating, "there's no place like UMO." The room "Be careful Mickey," I shouted, "it's not the Little did I know what was ahead. Immediately the started spinning faster and faster. Everything went T1 radiation, it's the cancer risk and the chromosome television erupted with every Francis the Talking Mule black. damage!" but Mickey didn't hear me. I clicked off the picture ever made. I was forced to endure Donald When I came to, I was in a bed. Some of the same from TV. I had to go somewhere—anywhere—fast. With $23 O'Connor in "Francis in the Navy," "Francis Goes to people I had seen in my adventure were standing around in my pocket, Florida was out, so was Bermuda, West Point," "Francis Goes to the Races," "Francis in me. t be Guadeloupe. Jamaica, and a lot of other places. I finally the Haunted House," and "Francis Joins the WACS." "Where am I?" I asked. ; will decided on Cooks Corner in Brunswick. After driving By this time I was convinced that Francis the Talking "You're in Orono." are down, sight-seeing. and taking photographs of the Mule was terminal. "You mean I'm in my own little bed in my own little shopping center. Top Gas, and U-Haul-U-Move Store. I Following Francis I was treated to a Bowery Boys dormitory?" for felt dizzy again. movie which was actually a clever guise to show "Yes, that's right." ,e. When I came to, I was home. Scattered around me I commercials. Each hour there were ten minutes of "What a time I had! Oh Uncle Nev, I never want to noticed bags, boxes, and wrappers from various fast-food Bowery Boys and fifty minutes of commercials. All sorts leave UMO on vacation again!" And on the seventh day, he rested

Ilion :iety On Feb. 2, 1979. I completed the add-drop "process" 1 p.m.: Time for "pre-game" warm-up. Run from periods to be our guest. Dan recently set the UMO for in a paltry 11 minutes and 44 seconds, believed to be a room to room in fraternity house, having guys sign add-drop record in 11 minutes and 44 seconds." y 42 world and UMO record (I put process in quotes because add-drop cards I purloined from Stevens Hall late 75.5 add-drop can never be considered a series of yesterday. Have arranged for some guys not to be ir Announcer B.L. Elfring comes down, grabs me and organized steps to achieve a set purpose," Webster's their rooms so I can prepare myself for the frustration whisks me to the press box. Color man Peter Madigan of definition of process). that will come when I don't find advisors or chairmen in ding What follows is the never-before-told story of the their offices. starts with the questions: "Dan, you broke the record. week-long use behind-the-scenes preparation that went into About 40 seconds before 2 p.m.: Arrive at 110 Stevens. The whole state is aware of it. You're proud, I'm sure. and this bit ot history. get card, set my "Champion Exacto" stopwatch in but what do you think of the game so far?" one 9:30 P.M. TUESDAY. JAN. 23 corner of room underneath books. The countde•m. I'm The dream ends there. and off! Into Lord Hall. Advisor not in. Secretary does a quick and Return to UMO. Possibly my last semester as a imitation and with apologetic eyes. I excuse myself, and Into South Stevens. Wheel down hall into business tion student here, so must make my mark. Decide to go for I'm gone. It's 2:09 p.m. Gotta fly now, as the song says. add-drop record. Will wait for Friday, last day of department. the "Any room in Ba 9?" I bark. A lady says yes, puts my Another vision. I imagine when I get home, there will the add-drop. More dramatic and more local TV coverage. Here a week early. Plenty ol time to prepare. name down and signs my magic card. "Thanks. hon." I be a phone message to call Pat at Pat's Pizza. He wants f an me to do a TV commercial for double-dough pepperoni. cent The script is like this. "Hi, Dan Warren here for the 0 of 10 P.M. MONDAY. JAN. 29 UMO College of Arts and Sciences. You'd have to be )Oa without plenty of First da3 of classes. Some bad ones. As usual, could drop Commentary pretty foolish to try an add-drop race tion, That's why I eat Pat's at least three courses with no remorse. stamina and good food. .000 double-dough pepperoni. It's good and it's good for Dan Warren you." Thz camera cuts to the background where the 11 A.M. TUESDAY, JAN. 30 by UMO cheerleaders are chanting, "A-A-A-OK, add it, it, take it away..." Must get in top physical condition for Friday's say. She, middle-aged, giggles. I'm off. drop sked Back to reality, my advisor not there, and neither is marathon run from department to department. Go over Across the puddles of the parking lot to East Annex, iieve secretary. This time it's my quick imitation. (just play raquetball. To psyche myself up. I begin to feign and the sociology department. Into East Annex, a the to kidding, I'll deny it in court). hatred for my faculty advisors and academic chairmen. In building that always looks like it will fall down if a door is m to Down the stairs, through side door, walk (skate, my affected rage. I accidentally bread a ball I've been slainmed hard. and corner. I slide actually) across walkway to Stevens. (Don't be worried hitting against a wall I've pretended was Dean Down the hall, up the stairs, around a )oint Sy 3?" I when you hear the snow-shoveling UMO workers might Gershman's face (nothing personal, dean). Go to bed at into the office. "Whattya got for pant, treating om- go on strike: they already have). midnight. Need sleep. the secretary like a Burger King waitress at noon. She ttee, tells me, I take it and I'm gone. "Thanks." I scream. Down the endless hallway, around the corner and into on "You'll read about this." She is confused. the office. It's empty! Where are they?! It's a plot! cl to LATE AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY. FEB. 1 Finally, one lady appears from below the counter where gton she was filing or hiding. She signs dean's signature (if Begin making preparatory calls. Want to find out About 2:05 p.m. and 30 seconds: To Lord Hail. ition they can forge. why can't we?). add-drop cards, dean's signature and where journalism department. I'm making good time. I can see where to get Bursting out of the office, I dive for my stop watch in Locate business and sociology the TV endorsements and interviews already. At the next to drop off cards, etc. the corner, a la Maury Wills or (to pacify the younger set) (Intro courses, but hockey game, I am sitting quietly until I hear WMEB-FM buildings. Plan to add Ba 9 and Sy 3 Fred Lynn. 11:44! I scream to myself. Good time! I'm a senior. on my transistor radio saying. "And we see Dan Warren in the audience. We'll try to get him up here between I head for home. They told me add-drop would take FRIDAY. FEB. 2 forever. 6 NIalne Campus • Februar *, 1979 Lovsbiown atNew Mork &into Jul by Peter Phel Tuesday, February 6 A self de 7 p.m. Dr Gordon Gullion, leader of the Forest-Wildlife project at the University of stressing psyc Minnesota will speak on "Ruffled Grouse one of sevei Management," 100 Nutting. Sponsored by The February 11 - May 18 semester by Wildlife Society Beginning Sunday Programs and 7 p.m. All freshmen, sophomore and junior students interested in medical, dental, opts- OWPS coordb me:ry and veterinary schools are urged to Weissman s attend a meeting with Dr. Roberts, chairman of Dormitory Delivery psychological the Health Professions Committee in 102 Murray Hall. with the phy co-instructed 7 c' II'. Important Meeting- All freshmen, sopho- Probert and p more and junior students interested in Medical. WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAY ...... $21.75 sen. Dental. Optometry and Veterinary schools are urged to attend a meeting with Dr Roberts. "Most of tl Vnaig-nan of :he Health Professns Com- are women ar mittee. 102 Murray Hall. MONDAY - FRIDAY $9.75 men, so the exclusive to v Tuesday and Wednesday — February 6 and 7 too and there 5-7 p.m. help out," W Studen workers will be making apuointments ...... She said ti Penobsco! $12.00 for a preventive medicine program. SUNDAY ONLY Hall Wednesday, February 7 7-9 4lim. %take Cheek Payable To: Tom Kevorkian Cosi PIRG meeting 140 Little Hall 307 Aroostook Hall Thursday, February 8 581-7548 leac 7:30 p.m. The Orthodox Christian Fellowship will meet at the Newman Center on College Avenue. Fr. Andrew George will be the discussion leader. by Susan Da: Friday, February 9 The Maine 8: 1 5 p.m. Flute recital. Susan Heath. Lord NAME work(MPBN) Hall Recital Hall. Bates televi reached an al ADDRESS words of coordinator B viewers, as Beers said initely not ( •City council cooperation b PHONE on certain fre Erdell Skil WCBN, said, supports bus we've been de atinod'nsskaifnorho ,a( From page 1 4,- 4•411. half," using the bus services." Dendurent said lengthy talkii UMO would have been unable to offer number of pe comparable transportation services had "There we Old Town pulled out. it(the docume "The University simply does not have weeks just enough money to either increase the signatures. subsidy it already pays nor does it have he 19.79." sufficient funds to provide comparable inoton service if The Bus were eliminated." rim I I Campbell proposed the eliminination of The Bus about a month ago in his annual Beginning Sunday February 11 - May 19 budget in order to decrease taxes this year. Old Town had been paying $20,000 annually to keep the buses running there. Dormitory Delivery But Old Town will only have to pay S9.000 next year, thanks to a federal grant from the Department of Transportation. Fred Clancey, the transportation director 7 DAYS $12.50 of "The Bus", was notified last Friday that the Urban Mass Transit Authority has allocated $730,000 in funds to Maine for a Rural Transportation Grant. MONDAY - SATURDAY $8.30 Clancey said Sanford. Biddeford, Saco, and Bangor are presently the only rural areas with transit systems and so would SUNDAYS qualify for the grant. If Bangor were to $4.80 receive part of these funds, he said, "the grant will probably cut the deficit by 60 MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: Tom Kevorkian percent." Students and UMO employees by no 307 Aroostook Hall means would have been the only people to suffer if Old Town had refused to fund The 581-7548 Bus. Senior Citizens president in Old Town, Bryan Ross, said he sees a growing dependency on bus transportation by the senior citizens because every year more of the elderly are losing theirdrivers' licenses because they can't pass the vision test. "Transportation is very, very important to NAME us." he said. "People in Old Town have to go to doctors Bangor. There are no specialists in Old Town," said one retired Old Town resident. he added, "my wife ADDRESS can't always buy what she needs in Old Town. I don't believe in being a captive of Old Town." One member of the audience, speaking for disabled citizens, said many disabled PHONE can't obtain drivers' licenses. 58. "For those who can get on buses, they need it," she said. 1111 MB I =I 1 Maine Campus • February 6, 1979 7

INIMP# Judo course includes psychology

"will definitely include physical activity groups, currently being organized and if by Peter Phelan and ways to psyche out a situation. . .how there is enough interest, Assertiveness not to put yourself in such a situation to Training. A self defense course for women begin with." She said that the course "Power and Success" will begin Feb. 13 stressing psychology and some judo will be would be especially useful for hitchhikers, with a talk on working one's way up the one of several programs offered this people who will one day live in a large city, career ladder. Weissman said that women semester by the Office of Women's and even :hose who plan to stay in an will be told ways to break through the Programs and Services, Ellen Weissman, increasingly dangerous Maine. power structure. Weissman said women's OWPS coordinator said. Weissman said that the course should fear of success will be discussed because a Weissman said the course will stress the improve muscle tone and discipline and major reason for the power and success psychological element of self defense along give a better awareness of personal body series is to help women overcome sexual with the physical. The course is being space. There will be some judo involved— stereotypes. co-instructed by Judo brown belt Tom including how to break holds and even Weissman said the Assertiveness Train- Probert and psychiatrist Dr. Larry Selver- poke eyes out if that's what the situation ing program will be important in increasing which sen. vorrants, she said. women's awareness and confidence, "Most of the people who get attacked Other programs include "Power and she said is presently low in this commun- combat are women and most of the attackers are Success," Tuesdays at noon in the Bangor ity'. She said it will help women men, so the course is oriented but not Lounge of the Memorial Union; "A verbal abuse, social rape (being coerced exclusive to women. . .men get attacked Woman's Point of View," Wednesdays at into sex) and sexual harassment. women have too and there are situations where men can noon in the Coe Lounge of the Memorial Weissman said that some professors. "I'd help out." Weissman said. Union; workshops on alternate careers; •been sexually harassed by if this is She said that the self defense course workshops on women and health, support like to hear from women pccuring," she said. "If it is, we need to put a stop to it." Ellen Weissman The self defense course will be held Costs,fund-raising Sundays from 7-8 p.m. in the Wrestling will cost ...increasing women's awareness and Room of the Memorial Gym, and judo class confidence. six dollars. There will also be a !photo by Chris Truslowl there from 8-10 p.m. for an additional $12.

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by Susan Day The joint efforts will save both groups money on the combined productions, but FALLING SHORT The Maine Public Broadcasting Net- there will be no transfers of money. A Nork(MPBN) and the Colby-Bowdoin- The agreement also says ther two Bates television station(WCBN) have stations will not compete in the area of reached an agreement that would, in the fund-raising, particularly in the are of • MPBN public information Southern Maine, where the two broadcast CASH words of OF coordinator Barbaraq Beers, "benefit the signals overlap. viewers, as well as both stations." said the agreement was "def- Skinner found this section of the Beers A initely not a merger," but merely a agreement essential. "seventy-five A The MAINE CAMPUS cooperation between the two broadcasters percent of our funding comes from on certain fronts. individual voluntary contributions, some Erdell Skinner, general manager of from the state Department of Education, needs hard-working, WCBN, said, "it's great to formalize what and some from the federal government." we've been doing for a long time anyway." energetic students 'skinner has been involved in negotia- When Mpbn ran on-the-air solicitations tions for the agreement for "about a year for contributions as well as direct mailings. and a half," and said one cause of the Skinner said there was" the possibility of a lengthy talking stage may be the large conflict" between the two stations. The to sell advertising. number of people involved in the talks. agreement made last month should • "There were so many people to sign prevent any futher overlapping, Beers it(the document) that it took a matter of said. weeks just to circulate it for all the Beers added the two broadcasters would signatures. We just dated it January cooperate "whenever feasible and natural, 1979." to the benefit of the viewers of each." SALARY! REMEMBER GAS MONEY!! COMMISSION!!!

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From page 1 "left over shah." He said, "the people "In a situation like this, there's not just don't want the shah or anything he used to one mother or one brother—they are all do." Kashkooli said Bakhtiar's supporters Iranians. When we see what Iranians do consist almost solely of the army, and even for each other, we do not just look at our so, many of the foot soldiers are now own families." backing Khomeini. SENSA TIONA L. SOFT. HOT. Kashkooli said he too would like to "The top generals who were close to the FRESR-PlCKED Shah wa/it to keep the country the way it TROP1CALS used to go. They want to bring the shah What's the word for Spring? back,•• he said. "A lot of foot soldiers have run away from the army and come back to Pretty tops and bottoms in ripe, luscious colorings the people." 4s bright and delicious as tropical flowers. If the Ayatolluh calls for holy war. Iranian students in the United States, From The Weathervane, of course! including Kashkooli, may be called to RD2's romantic poet shirt with a softly serve. Here. "If war happens. they might call all the authered yoke. in hot rose, $29. students back home. Maybe I can finish my education or maybe I (can) go—to fight Wear it with Tattoo's sexy, sashed for freedum of education," he said. In (ile skirt with gentle pleats. Kashkooli said this semester has been and pink/jade/blue/lilac better for him than last. "Last semester all Iranians were kind of shocked and flowerings, $26. confused," he said. "but it's much better now because Khomeini is back and shah is Drui Both. sizes 5-13. out." Kashkooli believes the American Come pick yours government is "very much" to blame for the current unrest in Iran. He said the CIA to bt today, at return to Iran, but will remain and continue put the shah in power 15 years ago during The his education. another revolution, and "There is no doubt Weatherrane "I'd.really like to go. We're all the time the CIA is still thinking of some way" to worrying what's going on there, and want return the shah to power. Neither does he new to be a part." he said. When asked if his believe in Jimmy Carter's human rights sister and brother will be able to return to campaign. Maine, Kashkooli said, "it depends. We — He always smiles. Plato said a just polit have to see what will happen to the man is a happy man. I think he tries to country. Maybe they can not come back show he's happy," Kashkooli said. "I by Sherry I because of politics." think we can promise a lot of things. I Kashkooli is currently an "undecided don't believe in his human rights at all. He It was a major", but has a strong interest in was supporting shah before shah fell flowing and philosophy. down." little loose, "I like philosophy, but I'm hesitating. I Supporters of the shah say Iran has leave the fi like it personally, but I'm studying advanced culturally and technically during drive back something else also. Philosophy is for my his reign, but Kashkooli said one of the own self," he said. reasons he came to the U.S. to study is Wrong. I It is his own philosophy that individuals because of censorship and the limited has anythin the UMOP1 '...he (the shah) tried to buy more weapon The PH weekend— "We're no interested i and more weapon to show power. Khomeini road," Proi fatalities, n traced bacl has power without weapons.: campus dir We've also Orono." lose their identities by conforming to universities in Iran. society. Like in the story of the emperor's "The people couldn't take to each other. The PIP new clothes, he said Iranians under the They couldn't say anything bad about the designed t shah were afraid to be non-conformists. shah. I have friends who have been in jail from the rt The people were afraid not to follow the for reading books they're not supposed to shah, who told his subjects his royal power read," he said. "The oI came from God, Kashkooli said. Kashkooli said he believes the American discretion a "He was always mentioning that God news media has not been completely fair in reason und supports him—that he was getting ideas portraying the situation in Iran. from God." Kashkooli said the shah "They say if (Khomeini) comes to The next believed God protected him through power, the country will go back. I as an Depending several assassination attempts. Iranian yet upset at TV." he said there is may be arr "I think he has some kind of psycho- also censorship in the U.S. because and be dri, logical problem. He wanted to be the king reporters "want to be good members of breath test of kings. He tried to buy more weapon and society." although he believes CBS is more to Student more weapon to show power," he said. fair than the other two networks. He "Khomeini has power without weapons. hinted American journalists, including If a stud He makes thousands of Iranians go and Barbara Walters of ABC who interviewed discipline fight without weapons." the shah recently, may be influenced by alcoholic a, Kashkooli explained under the Islamic fame and money to report certain things. religion, there is a term meaning "Holy "We ha% war." If you're ordered to go, you go to Kashkooli said he is bothered by somt and have s it." he said. "If you're killed in this war, American advertising, especially armed months. Th you'll be in heaven—that's the philosophy services commercials. can recogn of this war. You go to war with the idea "They don't say war comes. They acceptable you're going to die. You sacrifice emphasize adventure," he said. "If you program is everything to go to war." don't join, you're not a good member of success on Currently there is some question society." Again he stressed individuality. students. whether Khomeini will call for a holy war to "When one individual sees something the keys to gain control of Iran. Prime Minister he doesn't like, he should try to change it. ride from a Shahpour Bangor Mall 942-4811 Bakhtiar. appointed by the shah, You have to go for change even if you have don't drive has said if the religious leader calls for to strike or shout or (have a) revolution," such a war, he will "answer a bullet with a he said. M-S 10:00am-9:30pm "You have to have enough respect Resident bullet." for yourself not to just follow others. Not police dep But Kashkooli dismissed Bakhtiar as a following—that's what I feel." through ed punitive m Maine Campus • February 6, 1979 9 Trustees appoint nt director The board of trustees appointed George H. Baughman last week, to the post of e people UMO's director of development and e used to university relations. pporters The position became vacant last Novem- Ind even ber when Alan Stone left to become Baughman are now president at Aurora College. will assume the post March 1. first tasks will be to se to the One of Baughman's start the reorganization at the Public le way it 111101‘*SAM Information Central Services, which was the shah emu . 11•64.4 •4144 4I. shaken up last September with the iers have vki •tow. announcement of replacing its public 6.44 e back to 41.a vt 4to. information director and terminating the v.*. position of photographer once a replace- )Iy war, vows. walk • 44.•v. oft ment for Stone was found. States. Baughman, who is presently vice ailed to Paw president for development of the Lutheran 1.1..• • Medical Center. recently directed the II all the funding necessary to recycle a waterfront an finish factory in Brooklyn into a new hospital —to fight center. Lid. One student's attempt to avoid getting another ticket by putting an old one on his Baughman, who will be on campus today little according sources, could not be reached las been windshield resulted in this note from the campus police. "Nice try, other ticket a to and the law won for Monday. iester all Inhoto by Art Kettle] comment .ed and :h better aorUoraorm=c,,raor=oraorC=a0M33Ctoraor d shah is Drunken drivers ierican r lame for I the CIA to benefit from p during no doubt ENTERTAINMENT way" to new g does he campus in rights IN THE BEAR'S DEN- id a just police program tries to February 6,7 Tuesday & Wednesday aid. "I by Sherry Walsh iings. I 8:00-11:00 DAN TINNEN FREE ADMISSION •1•••• ••••••di.M.M1....MmwElip.M.M tall. He It was a good party—the kegs were AM..1M+.41110.ONIP•NIMP.MMI. hah fell Wednesday flowing and the music was great. You felt a February 13, 14 Tuesday & little loose, but not really too drunk. You Iran has JOHN MOONEY leave the fraternity, get in your car, and FREE ADMISSION y during 8:00-11:00 drive back to the hill, right? Annigninpanlo e of the Tuesday &' We71 nes71' ay study is Febuary 20, 21 Wrong. If police officer William Prosser ADMISSION limited has anything to say about it, you will call SHANTY FREE ROSEN 1111111. 4.1•••••=1.•41=..M., 01=.1 the UMOPD and get a ride to Hilltop. ...M.:0•M•spa=1.11=1.1.1=1...M.04M4IM,+ February 24 Saturday The PIP car will be rolling this FREE ADMISSION weekend—protecting intoxicated persons. 8:00-12:00 SO WHAT "We're not interested in arrests. We're interested in keeping drunk drivers off the February 27 Tuesday road," Prosser said. "Last fall we had two fatalities, not on campus, but it could be RICK GLENCROSS FREE ADMISSION 8:00-11:00 /OW traced back they had been drinking on Wednesday campus directly before the accidents. 28 We've also had-several serious accidents in February Orono." 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h other. The PIP car is an unmarked po:ice car driver NIEN.sall• bout the designed to remove the drunken onEllos•MEN.M...•••••••••••=•1, wiMion•MIN..1 !n in jail from the road. DAMN YANKEE posed to "The officer on duty will use his February Friday for whatever .merican discretion after stopping a car 16 THEM FARGO BROS•50e ADMISSION ly fair in reason under Title 29," Prosser said. 8:00-12:00

Imes to The next action will be up to the driver. ID's REQUIRED I as an Depending on their attitude, the driver their car t there is may be arrested, allowed to park February 23 Friday and may submit to a because be driven home or 50e ADMISSION ribers of breath test at the police station and be sent 8:00-12:00 SO WHAT is more to Student Affairs. ID's REQUIRED mdMr•Mar, MIllotPMIN.M.r.M.D.M1111.oliMMIINIMM111110..M..1110•MM...11111.1 4•Mir is. He Noma.I=0.../M.ININMM...M0m1H/MMED••001 *.•=•••4•••ME.P.MosA icluding If a student is sent to Student Affairs, the rviewed discipline may involve going to nced by alcoholic awareness program. things. "We have two choices. Arrest, convict, by sonic_ and have someone lose their license for 3 ; armed months. They don't learn anything. Or we DAMN can recognize that alcoholism is a socially They acceptable disease. The first phase of this gauge our "If you program is publicity. We will 'mber of success on how well we get the word out to us iduality. students. We want them to walk, give the keys to their car and we'll move it. get a YANKEE Imething cab. Just lange it. ride from a sober friend, call a you have don't drive," Prosser said. ilution." respect Residential life will be working with the !TS. Not police department to treat the problem PUB MEMORIAL UNION through educational programs rather than punitive measures, uoraoraoraorctoraorttoravausioraxtoraora4xmaraoracraoracr 10 Maine Campus • February 6, 1979 Tort Harris, Gunn power Bears past BU Ic(

by Greg Betts Harris picked up his fifth personal foul on BU first year coack Rick Pitino would not But that's a tribute to Coack Chappelle by Stacy an offensive charge. Up to that point. speak to reporters following the game but because he shaded the defense toward The Maine Black Bears took advantage of Harris had been sensational scoring a in a telephone interview Monday, Pitino Channel and Wright. He has coached Life in some pathetic Boston University shooting game high of 25 points in a little over 30 blasted the officials who worked the game, against us better than anyone this year.' after all. and withstood a furious late game minutes of action. saying they were "Totally incompetent." Pitino also had great praise for Rufus The U comeback to nip the Terriers in Memorial Then freshman extraordinare John "The officials helped Maine out consi- Harris, who for the second time this year first Divi Gymnasium Saturday night 74-72. Teague (14 second half points) and guard derably," said Pitino. "They called three burned the Terriers with his outstanding technic In In winning their ninth game of the year Daryl Floyd went to work against the UMO lane violations on my players in crucial play. afternoon against eight defeats, UMO saw a 13 point 2-1-2 zone, and cut the lead to 73-70 with situations that haven't been called in 20 "You can quote me on this. Rufus They a lead melt to two in less than three and a 50 seconds left. Rick Boucher was fouled years. By far they knew who the home Harris is without question the best ties, the half minutes before finally pulling out a at mid-court and went to the line only to team was." basketball player in New England and evening. victory. miss the free throw. But the officials called Pitino also blasted the play of his team, possibly the East. And that includes Sly UMO's It looked as though Skip Chappelle's BU's Wright for a lane violation (third whose chances for a post season ECAC Williams," said Pitino. over Mel chargers would win their second of the against BU in the game)and Boucher made tournament spot wre severely jolted with Beginning next year. BU will become the UMO an year against BU with plenty to spare as good on the second chance. The Terriers the loss. next in a long line of New England teams Division I time ran low in the contest. A Kevin Nelson got two more on.Jrze throws by Floyd with "Offensively we were terrible against that will not play Maine on a home and one-hander from the lane made it a 69-56 27 seconds remaining but could get no Maine on Saturday and we were just as bad away basis each year. Starting in 19/9-80, Saturda edge for the Bears with 3:28 left to play but closer as the 74-72 lead stood up for UMO. when we met back in December." Maine will play BU only once at Boston Dan Swee the tide turned quickly in favor of BU. The Bears looked almost invincible "Steve Wright(BU's leading scorer of the with the site rotating back and forth from bigger be, Terrier forward Steve Wright then midway through the first half as they ran year) had his poorest game of the year. Orono to Boston every other year. RPI gam scored BU's next six because points, to cut the lead out to a 28-12 advantage six and a half down to nine, team yet. 71-62 half a minute later. minutes into the contest. For the first time The blow that In the almost spelled doom for in two weeks, Rick Boucher started at Maine occurred at the 2:56 mark as Rufus ECAC Basketball Statistics Wheeler s guard for UMO and the 6'3" junior was a seconds a, major factor in the Bears win, as he gave the quick( the stability out front that they have lacked player. most of the season. games Average Center The Terriers, who ended up hitting only SCORING points scoring re 36 percent of their shots on the night, got a winning g streak of hot shooting from captain Tom I. Nick Galis-Seton Hall 19 he has 17 Channel (who finished with 19 points) iate 504 26.5 Goalie . in the half to slice Maine's margin to half a 2. Steve Steilper-James Madison 19 487 25.6 dozen, 32-26. Maine witnessed one of the 3. Sly Williams-Rhode Island toughest full court presses played against 19 479 25.2 Bei them this year as BU forced the Bears 20 4 Ron Perry-Holy Cross 19 476 25.1 turnovers on the night. 5. Stan Lamb-American 16 384 24.0 With Harris picking up foul numter four just 50 seconds gone in the second half, 6. Ron Peaks-Canisius 22 527 23.9 for Maine had to slow down the pace and 7. Ronnie Valentine-Old Dominion 18 427 23.7 Boucher and freshman Clay Gunn had to by Greg E take over. Boucher held the explosive 8. Earl Belcher-St. Bonaventure 18 393 23.3 Channel to only eight second half points The pict 9. RUFUS HARRIS-MAINE 17 383 23.1 along with scoring 13 points on the of Skip CLAY GUNN...18 rebounds evening. Gunn was treacherous on the 10. Boo Bowers-American 21 482 22.9 players. I boards for Maine, having his most pass with impressive showing to date grabbing 18 score tied Skiers finish seventh rebounds (12 coming in the final twenty REBOUNDING Games Rebs Ave Pit. Instei minutes) along with playing the best ••• • Harris losi by Dale McGarrigle defense of any Maine big man. tunn's 18 picked up rebounds was also a team high for a Maine 1. Mike Brooks-LaSalle 19 246 12.9 who buries The men's and women's ski teams will player this year. score: Na 2. Bob Stephens-Drexel 17 216 12.7 travel to Hanover, New Hampshire this "Clay just keeps getting better every all intents weekend for the Dartmouth Winter Carni- game," said Skip Chappelle after the 3. Ren Watson-Virginia Commonwalth 20 247 12.4 over for tl val, after a disappointing Vermont Winter game. "He was tired but went out and 4. Jeff Ruland-lona 20 220 11.0 That wa Carnival this past weekend. played 40 minutes of strong basketball. and a half 7 UMO, with 191 points, Cnish seventh His key rebounds in key situations kept us 5. Joe Shoen-St. Francis 18 169 10.5 accepted t behind the University of Vermont-328, from losing the lead." 6. Bruce Atkins-Duquesne 18 183 10.2 season pl Dartmouth-305, Middlebury-294, However, Chappelle was not happy with spectators. Williams-215, UNH-201 and St. his team's performance overall. 7. KEVIN NELSON-MAINE 17 171 10.1 salvage a Lawrence 200 in the men's meet. UMO's You saw two very shaky teams out Northeaste 8. Andre Gaddy-George Mason 18 178 9.9 women skiers did slightly better, finishing there tonight. We got ourselves into some would be sixth with 119 points, behind Middlebury- tough situations. We missed some key 9. Gary Cheslock-Hofstra 20 196 9.8 "I don't 238, the University of Vermont-212. ones and couldn't close the door on them. about that 10. Tim Daaleman-Yale 16 156 9.8 Dartmouth-194.5, UNH-181.5 and Compared to last year we are very now," sa Williams-175. inconsistent, especially in the backeciurt." Monday e 1 01 about gett

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••• Maine Campus • February 6, 1979 1 1 Tortorella stops record 56 shots Icemen sweep New Haven,RPI in weekend action Chappelle saves by Stacy Viles against RPI Saturday afternoon, Stepher Lane, UNH's head coach was were tremendous on defense as was goalie m toward surpassing his top mark of 44 last year full of praise for the caliber of play the Tortorella who scored his second assist of ; coached against Life in Division I doesn't look so bad Northeastern. Beets displayed, complimenting their the season. Both teams played tirelessly, iis The after all. fatigued New Haven Chareers, passive abilities, their poise, and head racing up and down the ice. for Rufus playing its The UMO hockey team defeated its fourth game in six days, and coach Jack Semler. Derrianiuk scored his 13th and most vital this year first Division I team, Rennsselar Poly- the Black Bears were tied 2-2 midway Defense and Tortorella's goaltending goal of the game at 6:59 in the third. His through itstanding technic Institute 5-4 in high style Saturday the second period before the kept Maine in the game with RPI Saturday blistering slapshot whistled by Harrison to scoring afternoon at the Alfond Arena. surge started. afternoon. Both teams came out hitting make the score 4-2. Rufus They also conquered playoff possibili- Defenseman Andre Aubut and wing hard but there were few penalties in the The Black Bear penalty killers received a John the best ties. the New Haven Chareers Friday Tortorella scored two each for UMO. entire game. well-deserved standing ovation from the Aubut, with ,land and evening. 7-4. assists from Bill Demianiuk "Jim was outstanding," said assistant loyal fans halfway through the period. ludes Sly and Gary UMO's win over UNH and Lowell's win Conn, shot from the left side to coach Ted Castle. "So were the goal Because Crespi was in the box for a pull UMO from the 2-2 over Merrimack Thursday night gives deadlock. posts," he kidded. RPI slammed four hooking charge and Leblond for slashing, Tortorella's ecome the UMO an important one-game lead in the powerplay goal occured at off the goal posts during the game. the Maine defense had to work furiously to 16:35. From ind teams Division II standings. the back of the net, Brian At 13:57 in the second, Hughes pushed preserve the two goal lead. Hughes lome and centered the puck setting it up for one in from the front of the net with assists Saturday night was exciting," captain "Tort." 19/9-80, from Jamie Logan and Tortorella. J'inior center John Emerson of RPI Dan Sweeney said, "but Friday's win was (Logan at Boston Wheeler scored his two record-setting had replaced Robert LaFleur at wing on slipped one between Tortorella's legs at bigger because it was Division II." In the shots and 'orth from Crespi finished out the scoring Hughes' line because of a sprained ankle 15:06 to pull within one. RPI game, we were really psyched, for ar. Maine at 6:27 in the third. suffered in the UNH game). With that goal But with 40 seconds left, goalie because we haven't beaten a Division I the crowd rose to their feet with thundering Tortorella flipped it to Crespi at center ice. team yet. We played great Saturday." "I just try my hardest," said Wheeler of applause. Crespi pushed it in the empty net for an In the UNH game, right winger Paul his performance in the UNH game. "We Conn, Maine's top scorer, flipped the insurance goal. Wheeler scored two goals that were only 19 knew what we had to do to win," he added' puck across at 1.8:18 from about 30 feet in Fifteen seconds later, wing Steve seconds apart. This set a school record for praising his linemates Crespi and Paul front of the net into the right corner to put Stoyanovich, the Engineers top scorer, the quickest two consecutive goals by one Croke, "so we went out and did it." UMO on top by two. centered the puck from behind the net to player. "Wheels" now has 14 goals and 10 assists, In the final half of the third period, wing Landan who scpred. The final score Center Joe Crespi kept a 1-2 game erage surpassing his eight point total last season. Maine played superbly. Aubut and Ellis found UMO up by just one. scoring record going. Crespi scored the UNH took advantage of two minor winning goal against RPI. On the season penalties by center Richard Cote for he has 17 goals and 19 assists. 3.5 elbowing and unsportsmanlike conduct, to• Summer Orientation 1979 Goalie Jim Tortorella had a total of 56 score two quick goals. 5.6 5.2 Bears will try making up 5.1 4.0 10- - knowledge 4150 3.9 for NU diasaster tomorrow friends ;. 7r4' 3.7 Seo *411 hs Greg Betts If rebounding is the key to the game, :10 3.3 Maine may have a slight edge because of t The picture must still linger in the minds 3.1 an injury to Huskie power forward, Bob of Skip Chappelle and his basketball Shoening. The 6'6" 210 junior is 2.9 players. Rufus Harris taking an inbound hampered with a knee injury and is t pass with seconds left on the clock with the questionable for tomorrow night's contest. score tied up against Northeastern in the Northeastern head coach Jim Calhoun,,4 APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT THE ORIENTADON OFFICE kve. Pit. Instead of just holding on to the ball, who has seen his young team lost four of its • Harris loses it off his foot only to have it last five game admits that his team will be picked up by Huskie guard Bill Loughnane at a definite height disadvantage. IN 201 FERNALD NALL 2.9 who buries a 25 footer at the buzzer. Final "With injuries to Shoening and our score: Northeastern 66, Maine 64 and for regular starting center, Doug Clary, we're 2.7 FOR ADDMONAL INFORMATION: CAU 581-2167 - all intents and purposes the season was weak in physical size. "We've been 2.4 oser for the Black Bears. playing a lot of freshmen and sophomores APPLICATIONS DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 28, 1979 1.0 That was ten games and over a month this year and the inexperience is now and a half ago now and the Maine team has starting to show. 0.5 accepted the fact if they go to the post The Huskies feature one of the quickest 1 0.2 season playoffs. it will only be as squads in New England along with some spectators. The goal of the team is to outstanding shooters. Pete Harris, (no 0.1 salvage a .500 season. A win over relation to our man) a flashy 6'1" guard isi MEN ,--WOMEN , Northeastern Wednesday 9.9 (10-10) in Boston a superb one-on-one player who leads thet JOBS ON SHIPS! American_ Fortson No experience', would be a big step in that direction. team in scoring with over 22 ppg. Harris; required Excellent pay Worldwide travel Summer lob:: "I don't or career Send 13.00 for Information SEAFAX. Dept 9.8 think most of us are thinking teams up with freshman Perry Moss (9.1 0-8. Box 2049, Port Angeles, Washington 913362 about that other game with Northeastern tough • 9.8 ppg) for a backcourt that is to' now," said co-captain Roger Lapham go a Earn at home by the phone. part time, 12 hour defend. Calhoun may be forced to with weekly. 14-8 per hour, over 18, car required 72 year Monday evening, "we're only thinking three-guard offense due to his team's respected firm For Orono was only Cen01.''highly ,'t about getting our tenth win." injuries and that would mean the Black 257-3313 or write P0 Box 2, Plymouth. Maine 04909 1 Bear Killer. Loughnane (7.4 ppg) would MEN! WOMEN! JOBS CRUISE SHIPS • . To do that, Maine will have to cut down also start out front. Chip Rucker, a talented FREIGHTERS No experience High pay! See Europe." on Hawaii, Australia. So America. Career Summer' Sen.!' the number of turnovers they committed 6'7" forward (12.8 ppg) will be counted on $385 for info to SEAWORLD. ON Box 61035. Sacto in the teams' first meeting along with for the majority of NU's rebounding CA 95860 getting a better game out of their chores. PART TIME JOBS Excellent pay work whenever, frontcourt players "We're in a bit ot a slump now after you have time no obligation Write SUMCHOICE, • "We have to block out and rebound a lot losing to Assumption last week," Calhoun Box 530, State College. Pa 18801 and start earning' next week. Please enclose $ 25 handling charge better then we did in the first game," said. The Huskies have dropped recent Lapham said. "Every time they games to Siena, BU and Drexel. "I always ?) "Subscribe to the National Socialists newspaper 0 'White Power.' For free copy call 843-67130 before 1 • , (Northeastern) have beaten us since I've find Maine a difficult team to figure out c LOST A tan leather BASS ' pocketbook containing p.m. or write P0 Box 0-12 Rici 52 Eest Hoiden. been here, they've also beaten us on the and I'm sure they'll give us all we can (t)Items of personal value to me All my identification, Maine 04429 Next Party meeting in Maine February • , boards." handle down here," said Calhoun. meai iickey, license, checkbook, and pictures. If anyone 14th has found this or any of the contents. Moses contact: Brenda Johnson, 313 Dunn Hall 581-7661 "want to spend this summer sailing this Caribbean? 6 The Pacific? Europe? Cruising other parts of the world r Financial aid is available for Engineering and Science aboard sailing or power yachts" Boat owners need Women hoopsters fall to URI (; Melon for graduate study in Nuclear Engineering, crews' For free information, send a 1.15 stamp to Fusion Engineering, and Health Physics. 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The 6'2" protect, develop software for specific business needs Program Gym. sophomore dropped in 20 points from her Software will be put up on TRS-80 business system Understanding of center position and yanked down 13 , (Input and output) sequential and Wanted Work-study person who can assume roe- the loss drops the Bears' record to 2-4 random disc flies very helpful Tel 827-7042 from 4 ponsibility for planning. Implementing, and directing • while URI reached the .500 mark at 9-9. It rebounds. Sharon Baker fired home 13 for pm on nine-week summer ernployrflent program Serving was Fox's the Bears while Barb Cummings and SCOnOmIcally disadvantaged youth In Penobscot. a frustrating game for Eileen IMPROVE YOUR GRADES! Hancock. and Piscataquis counties Position requires UMO charges. Seemingly every time they co-captain Crystal Padziorko added 10 Send 11 00 for 356 page, mall order catalog of good organizational and cornmunicstion skills as well es Collegiate Reeesrch 10,250 listed ability to looked to be making a serious run at the each. Padziorko also headed up the UMO topics Box work well with people Must be evellabfe rebounding effort by hauling down 14 Los Angeles, Calif 90025 (213) 477-6226 immediately and have rellebte means of transportation Rams, URI would methodically come down Send cover letter and resume to Ms Marie Staples. the court and score. caroms. Addressers Wanted immediatley! Word at home-no Department of Personnel, Penobscot Consortium Looking to pick up win number three. the i)experienas mammary -excollant pay Write American Training and Employment Administration. 133 1111noll Chris Dinito headed the pack of bulls-eye (Service. 6350 Perk Lane, Suits 127, Dallae, TX '5231 Avenue, Box 1136. 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Tracksters breeze to state title

by Mike Roddin However, it ws not until the end of the tracksters captured three of four places. in the 600 as he easily outdistanced next event that the fate of the meet the After the last was Ben Reed thundered to a 7.7 win with race had ended and the decided. Maine was field with a time of 1:13.0. In similar put on top to stay teanimaie Mike Ouellette less than a step fleeting echoes of an exciting afternoon when fashion, Myron Whipkey captured the 1000 the trio of Mark Poirier, Mike behind had subsided in Colby College's field in second place. Rounding out the Ouellette, and Kevin Dyer swept the first house complex. Maine trio was Rusty Goodwin in fourth. title with teammate (71 points) had three places of the long Brad Brown close captured jump giving UMO another state championship title a 22-15 lead behind in third. Whipkey's 2:14.4 was a over Bates. Peter Brigham brought the crowd to its defeating Bates (50). Bowdoin(30/12), and personal best and qualified him for the feet with his electrifying 4:15.4 finish in the Colby (21/12) in a superb contest between New England Championships to be held In similar fashion. Maine's mile as he outkicked an excellent field of the track powers of the state. three step later this season at UConn. Likewise, combination of Kevin Dyer, Pete Lammi, competitors. In the 440 and 880 yard runs, Maine struck first in the early moments maine's long distance specialist Sam and Tim McGuird captured three of Kevin Dyer and Cameron Etonzy captured of the meet as Al Sherrard threw the 35 four Pelletier turned in his best career places in the triple jump. Teammate Peter matching second place finishes in their pound weight farther than he had ever performance as he raced to a 9:12.6 second Compstone showed good form in topping thrown it before (55'4/14"), to capture the respective events. In the 60, Ouellette place finish as they captured the coveted state the bar in the high jump at 6'4" for third dashed title in that event. Later, he put two to a close second place finish in 6.6 Pat French Memorial Trophy. In the two place. „with more points on the scoreboard as he teammate Greg Harrison. a tenth of a mile relay, the combination of Roddin, finished third second behind in the shot put. in fourth place. Downing, Brown, and Brigham raced to a Maine dominated the hurdles as the Nick Tupper led from the gun to the tape second place finish behind a slightly faster All-star lineup.

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