Crew club competitive at regatta By Jim Amspacher boat finished the three mile the course and the race. Daily Campus Staff race with a time of 17:38.16, "The Charles is a complex The UConn crew club good for a 27th place finish course," said Men's eight traveled to Boston Sunday to while the women's eight coxswain Maureen Madden. compete in the Head of the finished in 19:55.23 to place "There are a lot of twists and Charles Regatta, the largest and 15th. turns, and other obsticals that most prcstigous head race in Approximately 800 boats you usually don't encounter at the world. were at the Head of the Charles this type of race.'* It was the first time Sunday, with teams from as far "That along with the high UConn has been invited to away as California and England level of competition makes it enter a team in the race, an competing. tough," Madden said. accomplishment in itself for The race was especially The club returns to action STROKE—The UConn men's 8 competing in such a young club. challenging for the UConn October 31, when they host the yesterday's Head of the Charles Regatta. (Chris UConn*s men's eight-man crew because of the nature of Coventry Sprints. Yalanis photo) The Daily Campus
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Monday, October 19,1987 Vol. XCI No. 30 The University of Connecticut Student injure^ Coup attempt foiled Fiery in Philippine capital collision incident could have been staged MANILA, Philippines to embarrass a government still kills man (AP)—The government said if seeking to restore public foiled a coup attempt Sunday By Michael Coon confidence after 53 people died Daily Campus Staff after rebel soldiers stole an in a coup attempt Aug. 28. armored vehicle. President A 21-year-old Mansfield man The August military was killed in a fiery head-on Corazon Aquino said martial mutiny was the gravest threat law was "not yet necessary" collision Saturday night on to Mrs. Aquino since she was Route 32 in Mansfield. despite continuing instability. swept to power in a February The rebels stole the 1986 civilian-military rebellion David Levine, of 37 personnel carrier from army that ousted President Ferdinand Mountain Road, was identified headquarters and drove it Marcos. undetected to Santo Tomas Another oppositon source, Sunday by the state medical University despite a full speaking on condition of examiner's office as the driver military alert. The six-man anonymity, said rebels planned of the vehicle that burst into crew abandoned the vehicle to mount a "military flames after being struck head- about a mile from the operation" but it failed after on. president's residence and someone tipped off pro- The driver of the other escaped with a machine gun govcrnment forces. vehicle, Peter Dawson, 22, of and ammunition. Troops and tanks rushed to Acting Manila Gov. Columbia, was listed in critical the presidential palace and the condition at Hartford Hospital Jejomar Binay said renegade Lt. university area, and security last night. Col. Reynaldo Cabauatan had was increased at military planned to launch an attack on installations inthe capital. State police said Dawson, a the presidential compound from During a radio broadcast, UConn student, was traveling a campus staging area. Mrs. Aquino said she was North on Route 32 when his Cabauatan, sought since a asked if she would declare vehicle crossed the center line coup attempt in January, denied martial law in the face of I CAN'T HEAR YOU—The Guru asks fans for some and struck Levine's vehicle just any role in the theft Communist insurgency and support during the men's soccer team's 3-0 win over North of the intersection of Presidential spokesman threats from military Colgate. (Chris Nelson photo) Route 32 and Coventry Road. Teodoro Benigno said the opponents. See Page 4 Prison conversion Professor says one mistake moving smoothly could have caused collapse configuration similar to By John Carella The four buildings are being STORRS (AP) — A killing 28 workers. Daily Campus Staff vacated by the school as part of University of Connecticut civil The federal Occupational L'Ambiance Plaza. But he The conversion of foui a program to place mentally engineering professor says a Safety and Health cautioned that he has not seen buildings at the Mansfield retarded citizens in community study he did on a "classic" lift- Administration is expected to the shop drawings for the Bridgeport building and so Training School to a minimum group homes. slab building showed a single issue later this week its security facility is "progressing According to William mistake during contruction findings on the collapse and the could not directly link his study with the April collapse. in a positive manner" according Carbonc, Undersecretary for could topple the entire fines to be imposed on those to Deputy Correction Justice Planning in the State structure. determined responsible for the In the lift-slab method, Commissioner Leonard G. Department of Corrections, Associate Professor Erling calamity. concrete floors are poured at Barbieri. two of the four buildings will Murtha-Smith said the lift-slab Murtha-Smith said his ground level and then jacked Barbieri said that the be occupied by 1988. The design he studied was taken study found that the lift-slab into place along support Department of Corrections and Dcarden building will house from a textbook and appeared model lacked "redundancy," or a columns that rise from the the Department of Mental prisoners while the Campbell to be similar to that used on support system in the design ground like flag poles. Retardation have a general building will be used as a the L'Ambiance Plaza project that would prevent a collapse The L'Ambiance Plaza apartment complex was to have agreement on the approach to training center for correctional in Bridgeport. in the event of a minor error. 16 floors, each weighing 320 the conversion process. employees. L'Ambiance Plaza collapsed He said the textbook See Page 3 during contruction on April 23, example he found had a See Page 3 \r -"> Inside Today: Weather Forecast: •Four Play ends in Menage-A-Trois. See page 7. Sunny and mild. High near 70. •Madl scores hat trick in field hocky team's 5-3 overtime win at Lock Haven 5-3. See page 14. .A* ALM AN AC STATE NATION WORLD High school deals Military sources say Girl saved from well tanker hit by mistake with tragic deaths in critical condition MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — The Iranian missile that wrecked a U.S.-flagged tanker was "a lucky shot" MIDLAND, Texas (AP) — The rescue of 18- WOODBRIDGE (AP)— Guidance counselors, that could have hit Kuwait's oil terminal complex or month-old Jessica McClure from an abondoned well teachers and administators at Amity Regional High several other ships in the area, U.S. military sources School planned to meet Monday before the start of was a tribute to the American spirit. Vice President George Bush said Sunday during a visit to the said Sunday. classes to discuss how to help students cope with the In Washington, President Reagan was asked hospitalized toddler and her parents. deaths of four teen-agers in a car accident. whether he intended to make a decision this week "We are very concerned about (the victims') loved "This is what America is," said Bush. "The rock about his "options" in the Persian Gulf and told ones, their families, their friends," said Stephen was hard and they couldn't get through, but they heard reporters: "I've made it." Asked what the decision Gordon, superintendent of Regional School District the voice and they wouldn't give up and for 60 hours, they dug." was, Reagan said, "I can't tell you." 5. "We all hope to stay very close to one another in Also Sunday, the U.S. Ambassador to Bahrain, Jessica, who spent 58 hours wedged in the narrow the upcoming weeks." Sam H. Zakhem, was recalled to Washington "for shaft, remained in serious but stable condition The bodies of four youths were pulled from the consultations," an Embassy official said. Sunday. She continued to improve, was no longer Glen Lake reservoir after the car in which they were The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, dehydrated and her right foot had regained a healthier riding ran off a dark, narrow road late Friday, broke said he didn't know whether the summons was related pink color. Midland Memorial Hospital through a wood-and-wire fence and plunged down a to the Iranian attack. spokeswoman Laurie Johnson said. 60-foot embankment, police said. Kuwaiti officials lodged a formal protest with The foot had had reduced blood circulation because The driver escaped with minor injuries. Tehran. Iran's foreign minister virtually acknowledged of the way Jessica was jammed in the well, and Authorities said two of the victims may have escaped Iran launched the missile Friday and hinted at more doctors said they still couldn't say for sure if they the sinking car but swam toward a blinking dam light attacks. atop a dam-away from shore. would be able to save the foot from gangrene, which Four U.S. Navy warships passed through the Suez could force them to amputate. Police Sgt. Alfred Tucci said Sunday that the Canal on the way to the Persian Gulf area, canal cause of the accident was still under investigation. "Her foot alternates between looking real good and looking dusky (from poor circulation)," Dr. Chip officials reported. He said police may have a statement on Monday. In Tehran, Iranian officials accused U.S. forces of Klunik said Sunday, adding, however, that this was "It will probably be a while before we proceed torturing four wounded Iranian sailors detained in a normal. forward," Tucci said. clash in the gulf this month. The four were repatriated "You're dealing with some dead tissue and some Authorities said the car's driver, Jomo Foley, 16, to Iran through neutral Oman on Saturday. tissue that's injured but salvageable," he said. of Bethany, escaped from the vehicle and flagged The U.S. Navy began escorting 11 U.S.- Bush said Jessica was sleeping comfortably when down a motorist, who notified police. reregistered Kuwaiti tankers in July to protect them he visited with her parents. Chip and Reba Gayle Foley was treated and released at the Hospital of from attack by Iran, which considers Kuwait an ally McClure, at her bedside for about 15 minutes. St. Rapahel in New Haven, police said. of Iraq in the seven-year Iran-Iraq war. Rescue workers recovered from the car early "Apparently, her little toes were showing a little Salvage executives said it would cost up to $10 Saturday the bodies of Gary Christian, 15, of color arid doctors are very optimistic," said Bush, who million to repair the 81,283-ton Sea Isle City after once lived in Midland. Bethany, and Arthur Moore, 16, of Woodbridge, said the missile attack. Police Chief David Burke. Jessica received the fourth in a series of hyperbaric U.S. and Kuwaiti officials who inspected the ship He said the bodies of the two other victims were oxygen chamber treatments Saturday evening. The Saturday concluded the missile was a Chinese-made found Saturday by state police divers in nearly 40 feet chamber contains oxygen at higher than normal Silkworm, U.S. military sources said. Officials said of water. A medical examiner pronounced the two pressure to force oxygen into a patient's blood and it was fired from Iran-held territory in the southern speed healing. dead on the scene. Faw peninsula. IN OTHER NEWS - KENT (AP) — Lawrence Rose, former WASHINGTON (AP) — A telephone DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — A ferry dean of the Berkeley Divinity School at warning from a Senate Judiciary carrying an estimated 200 passengers sank Yale University, has died at age 85. Committee aide to a black law professor in a river outside Dhaka on Thursday, fire Rose died Saturday at his home in Kent after a supporting Supreme Court nominee Robert brigade officials and witnesses said. They said about long illness. He served as dean of the divinity school H. Bork was "reminiscent of the ugly 100 people were missing. from 1942 to 1947. tactics of the Ku Klux Klan," Sen. Gordon The fire brigade at the port of Narayanganj, 12 Rose leaves his wite, Caroline Averill Rose, and Humphrey, R-N.H., said Sunday. miles east of this capital, said some 100 people, most three daughters. A memorial service is scheduled for Humphrey, a Bork supporter and a member of the of them on the upper deck of the 60-foot ferry M.L. Friday at 11 a.m. at St. Andrew's Church in Kent. committee, called for an investigation of the incident • Diana, jumped into the Sitalakhya River and swam NEW HAVEN (AP)—A city woman as the Senate prepared to debate the nomination this ashore. week. They said the fate of the other passengers was charged with embezzling more than Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd said debate unknown. $146,000 from private companies has been on Bork could start Tuesday, but indicated he might The overcrowded ferry sank around 1 p.m. three arrested and charged with stealing $2,000 remove the nomination from the agenda if arguments miles from Narayanganj. from a neighborhood program for young go on too long. Fire brigade divers reached the vessel in about 35 people. John T. Baker, an Indiana University law feet of water, but found no bodies inside, said a fire Danita Bowen, 26, of New Haven was arrested professor, had been scheduled to testify before the brigade official in a telephone interview. last Wednesday and charged with stealing $2,000 from Judiciary Committee in support of Bork on Sept 28, He said the ferry was traveling from the Taltala Farnam House, a non-profit agency primarily devoted but withdrew after receiving a telephone call from Trading Center, 20 miles southeast of Narayanganj to programs for children and adolescents. committee aide Linda Greene the night before. via the nearby town Munshiganj. f WEATHER | Today, mostly sunny. fair Thursday and Friday. JHigh65to70. Tonight, Highs in the upper 50s increasing cloudiness. Wednesday, 45 to 55 Low 45 to 50. Thursday and Friday. Tuesday, Mostly cloudy. Lows in the 40s High in the 60s. Wednesday, the upper 20s Extended Forecast: to 30s Thursday and Rain likely Wednesday, Friday. 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USPS129580000 Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to Second Class Postastage paid at The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Conn. 06268.i. Published at Storrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily The Daily Campus, Box U-189, Campus is an associate member Monday through Friday 9/12-12/9, of the Associated Press which 1/26-5/5. ' is exclusively entitled to Sandanista security take away a Nicaraguan suspected of attempting to smuggle a Telephone: 429-9384. reprint material published bag full of explosives acroos the Nicaraguan/Honduras border during Saturday's within. amnesty crossings(UPI photo). ,News The Daily Campus, Monday, October 19, 1987 Page 3 ...L'Ambiance From Front Page tons, that were to have been were resting on the floor hoisted into position by huge waiting to be jacked into place, hydraulic lifts atop the the structure would fail, building's steel columns. Murtha-Smith said. On the day of the collapse, He said the study was never L'Ambiance Plaza was 60 published. He was unable to percent complete. Seven floors learn from NBS why the study were up on the west wing and wasn't distributed. the rest were held above on two Murtha-Smith presented his dozen I-beams. The east wing findings to the Connecticut was slightly higher. chapter of the American Until the floors were Society of Civil Engineers on anchored in position, they were Sept. 22. temporarily held on the The professor said he's now columns by 14-pound wedges. searching for methods of The wedges were moved as the redundancy to make lift-slab floors were jacked. construction safer. He said his "Say you lost anything research would take at least two between the slab and the years. column. It could be anything. It could be the wedge or it Murtha-Smith said he also Frank Hutchinson poses Saturday in his exhibit "the vegetable garden" at could be the lifting rod or looked at other issues raised in the UConn Horticulture Show '87 (photo by Jen Hehl). whatever," Murtha-Smith said reports following the collapse last week. "Can it survive? of L'Ambiance Plaza — the And the answer is, 'No, it can't hardness of the concrete floors survive.' So basically it's and the lack of guy wires. ...Mansfield prison Again, his research was limited doomed from that point on." From Front Page Murtha-Smith said his because he didn't have all L'Ambiance documents. The two other buildings will The three buildings are Parson added that the research uncovered other studies house inmates by 1990, said located on the north side of placement projections made by on lift-slab failures, but none He said guy wires weren't necessary, even though Carbone, adding that a total Route 44. The street provides a outside agencies for the number examined the loss of a support 350 prisoners will be housed at buffer zone between inmates of retarded citizens to be placed as his did. L'Ambiance plans called for them. He said guy wires would that time. and training school residents, in group homes were greater He said the federal National than the number of residents be necessary only if horizontal Carbone said that the cost of said Carbone. Bureau of Standards, which that are currently being placed. pressure was applied to the renovating Dearden and By 1990, Carbone said that investigated the L'Ambiance The next hurdle for the accident for OSHA, did a study support columns. Campbell halls to meet state it is projected that there will There have been reports that fire and security regulations conversion process comes on about 10 years ago and found only be 120 residents left at the October 26 when Federal some columns were jacked will be $1.3 million. that a lift-slab building could training school. Magistrate Owen Egan holds a survive if one bad connection sideways to correct alignments. Murtha-Smith said if the Carbone said that the John Parson, Assistant hearing in Hartford on the existed between a column and a inmates to be housed at the conversion process. floor. columns were jacked in such a Director of Administration at fashion it could be disastrous, prison will be individuals that the training school, agrees with But the NBS study found are approved by the Department this failure could be survived but he said there was no the occupancy projection and official document saying this of Corrections for group homes said he sees no real problems write only if the floor was carrying in the outside community. its own weight. If other floors happened. with the conversion process. news
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Mastercard and Visa Accepted Balfour, No one remembers hi so many ways. Page 4 The Daily Campus, Monday, October 19, 1987 News; Nancy Reagan recovering ...crash kills man well from breast surgery From Front Page Levine's car burst into Police said that after the WASHINGTON (AP) — Hutton's statment said, Reagan's personal physician. flames immediately after the collision Dawson was flown Dr. John E. Hutton. Doctors told President and "Final laboratory analysis of collision and police were not by the Life Star helicopter to Nancy Reagan on Sunday that tissue and lymph nodes White House spokesman Hartford Hospital. the final tests from her breast removed during yesterday's Marlin Fitzwater said it was a able to determine the sex or the surgery confirm there is no common form of breast cancer cancer surgery show there has identity of the body until the No charges have been filed further malignancy or evidence that had not spread through the been no spread of her cancer state medical examiner's report and the accident is still under and that the "prognosis for full of other disease. tissues. was issued Sunday. investigation, police said. recovery is excellent," a White "No further treatment is Hutton's statement said that House spokesman said. expected, other than normal while preliminary laboratory "Mrs. Reagan is recovering routine examinations. Mrs. tests showed the cancer had not remarkably well from surgery," Reagan's prognosis for full spread to the lymph nodes or SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS WEEK Reagan's physician John recovery is excellent," the surrounding tissue, final OCTOBER 19-23 Hutton said in a statement. statement added. laboratory analysis would be MONDAY, OCTOBER 19: Campus Awareness day Mutton said Mrs. Reagan's 12- Doctors removed the first completed on Sunday. LIBRARY LOBBY, 6:00-9:00p.m. lady's left breast and several physician team is "completely Such tests on frozen flyers, pamphlets and other information will be available. satisfied with her progress in lymph nodes from under her sections of the lymph nodes are every respect" arm on Saturday in a 50- crucial, because the lymph TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20: Student Union Lobby minute operation following a 10:00-2:00p.m. Violence Network Information, Self Defense The president traveled by nodes act as the body's filters Demonstration, skits and activities. needle biopsy that revealed a for foreign matter such as helicopter to Bethesda Naval quarter-inch malignant tumor. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21: RATE IT "X" Medical Center early Sunday cancer cells, and physicians The first indication of the look to them to determine A documentary on male attitudes towards women. morning to await the final test lesion came Oct. S during Mrs. PI08 in the Library at 12:00 and 7:30. results from Saturday's whether the cancer has spread Reagan's annual to other parts of the body. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22: SHE SAYS "NO" surgery. mammography. The couple planned to have AND HE HEARS "YES" Hutton's statement, The White House declined lunch before the president An informal discussion of the myths and realities surrounding distributed by White House on Saturday to offer any returned to the White House date and aquaintance rape spokesman Marlin Fitzwater, prognosis for Mrs. Reagan's later in the afternoon, he added. S.U. room 270, 12:30p.m. said the first lady "feels good recovery, but said she would The Reagans telephoned FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23: "WHAT YOUR CHIL- and her vital signs are strong spend five to seven days in all Chip and Reba Gayle McClure, and stable." It said Mrs. in the hospital. DREN DON'T KNOW COULD HURT THEM the parents of Jessica McClure, RUTH KENDALL, Child Advocate for the Willimantic Reagan was feeling "very little The cancer was identified as to "express their happiness at pain" and was receiving a mild a "non-invasive intraductal Jessica's rescue" from an Rape Crisis Center will discuss how to talk to children analgesic medication to deal adenocarcinoma" which abandoned well in Texas, about sexual assault. 12:00p.m. at the Women's Center. with it. measured about 7 millimeters, Mutton's statement said. RAPE EDUCATION PROGRAM 486-4738 in a statement issued by OF THE WOMEN'S CENTER THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO Write News BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. Arts Sports And they're both repre- sented by the insignia you wear as a member of the Army Nurse ^-^ FLOWERS FOR LOVERS Corps. The caduceus on the left means you're part of a health care tampus system in which educational and career advancement are the rule, Florist _ not the exception. The gold bar , , on the right means you command respect as an Army officer. If you're earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 7713, ROSES 12.50 doz Clifton, NJ 07015. Or call toll free 1-800-USA-ARMY. First Quality Native Rt 195 Downtown Storrs (Next to P^s Pizza)487-1193 ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. CLIKtCASE See 20/20 in CASSETTE CASE HOLDS 16 CASSETTES 60 Minutes. Most Contact Lenses Fit & Dispensed SAME DAY.
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(AIDS), cocaine , heroin, generate other jobs and other CHICAGO (AP)— If "There's really no good side support America kicked the tobacco alcohol, fire, automobile industries by spending money accidents, homicide, and on other goods, he said. for Social Security for quitting habit, the move would neither smoking," said one of those suicide," he said in Friday's will lose wreak economic havoc as the Opponents ot tooaccu nave researchers, economics graduate Journal of the American tobacco industry predicts nor cited the enormous health care sudent Jeffrey Sundberg. spurge a huge economic boon Medical Association. costs of fighting tax returns as its opponents forecast, a smoking—related illnesses its simply a matter oi Tens of thousands of public policy analyst says. Tobacco and related such as lung ailments and heart people living longer costing industries generated $31.5 parents in New Enghnd who "The economic impacts of a disease. the system more money, no owe child support will soon billion of the U.S. gross matter why they live longer," tobacco-free society would be discover that all or part of their national product in 1983 and But Warner said freedom from he added in a telephone modest and of far less federal income-tax returns have gave rise to 710,000 jobs, tobacco would have its costs interview last week. consequence than the principal Warner said. been seized by the government implication: a significantly too— most notably an increased burden on the Social Sundberg and his colleagues to pay the debts, officials said enriched quality and quantity Also, tobacco products Security system as people live examined the wages and the Wednesday. of life," said the researcher, produced $13.5 billion in tax longer. vital statistics of 100,000 men Kenneth E. Warner. revenues that year, said Warner, New England's State Child and 100,000 women born in Support Enforcement Agencies citing a study commissioned by the early 1920s and reported Warner, chairman of public Several studies have looked are giving the Internal Revenue the Washington, D.C.— based their findings in May through health policy and at the economic impact of Service the names of more than Tobacco Institute. the Cambridge, Mass.—based administration at the smoking. 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STORKS © - Bring your I.D. Page 6 The Daily Campus, Monday, October 19, 1987 iLifestyle; Norwegian Orchestra Babbit does skit on Saturday Night Live plays at Jorgensen By Nancy Benac up adultery." Her jaded response: "Next By Rachel Scott recovered without interruption. Associated Press Writer Franken notes that former please." Daily Campus Staff The second piece was WASHINGTON (AP)— A Colorado Sen. Gary Hart was After viewing the footage, Mozart's "Symphony No. 29 in chagrined Bruce Babbit faces forced to drop his quest for die Babbit demands to know where The music of Bach, Mozart A Major". This is a good the microphones, the latest Democratic nomination the tape came from and and Vivaldi was performed example of the composer's 1988 presidential candidate because of womanizing, and Franken admits the source was brilliantly by the Norwegian work, as it incorporates so assailed with questions about that Sen. Joseph Biden, the camp of rival Democratic Chamber Orchestra last many aspects of his music. his character. D—Del., was forced out of the candidate Michael Dukakis, the Wednesday at Jorgensen Brown was not a principal "It is time," the former race because he had plagiarized. governor of Massachusetts. In Auditorium. The concert was violinist this time - she Arizona governor intones, "that Franken continues: real life, two Dukakis aides part of the NCO's 1987 North conducted as she played with the step up and admit that in the "Everyone of the remaining resigned after the governor American Tour. It was very first violins. past I have been guilty of the candidates has some skeleton in learned they had distributed a successful, largely because of Vivaldi's "The Four injudicious use of grocery store his closet, some dark secret, tape showing that Biden had the genius of their artistic Seasons" was the last piece in express lanes." some character flaw just lifted other politicians' director, Iona Brown. the performance. Brown's Democrat Babbit, the only waiting to be uncovered. ...So verbiage. The group consists of 23 of interpretation was fresh. It was presidential contender so far to tonight, starting alphabetically, In the skit, Babbit makes a Norway's best musicians, most played with a great deal of accept NBC—TV's invitation I confront former two—term public apology for his of whom are quite young. They staccato, which kept it from to appeaar on "Saturday Night Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbit." supermarket indiscretion, but have a way of sweetly being too heavy. The use of Live," made his In a taped interview, he protests that on one occasion, a communicating with each other, rubato was important in tongue—in—cheek confession confronts Babbit with a video cashier o ^^1 Kellogg which is unexpected in so building drama (This lady is not in a skit Saturday poking fun tape in which an overhead Snack Pack as SIA lusms "and I formal a setting. Iona Brown afraid to change the tempo). She at scandal in the campaign. camera catches the candidate have here a letter from conducted from the bow, used a lot of grace notes, In the scene, mock trying to sneak through a Kellogg's reffering to the making all acutely aware of practically changing the melody. commentator Al Franken supermarket express lane with Snack Pack as, and I quote, an what she was doing. Brown played this long piece admits he'd like to be president, 14 items, four over the limit. item." They began with Bach's from memory. but adds: "I don't want to Babbit pleads with the Winding up his expose, "Concerto for Violin and Oboe Iona Brown was fascinating submit myself to the intrusive cashier for leniency, saying, Franken promised more to in D Minor". The oboist, Erik to watch. Her whole body was scrutiny characteristic of "Aw c'mon, give me a break. come: "Next time, Missouri I.arson, had a problem with his affected by and contributing to today's presidential politics. I'm running for president. I'm congressman Richard Gephardt instrument in the second her music. She seemed almost For example, I'd have to give in a hurry," Does he borrow tools and not movement. The other musicians unaware of the audience, her return them?" remained unfazed, and Larsen see page 14 ROBERT FROST. Spring Semester 19881 or Academic Year 1988-1989 THE MAN.
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Admission $ 1.00 Just 25tf if you're in ROBERT FROST fifties dress FIRE & ICE TUESDAY, OCT 20TH Tickets & Info 8:00p.m. orgensen 486-4226 S.U. Ballroom Auditorium WS4 THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT. STORRS The Daily Campos, Monday, October 19, 1987 Page 7 iArtsi Four Play ends in Menage-A-Trois
This past Friday night. Four turning Four Play into Menage- By John Fiordelisi Mekow - work out of Nashville, As far as their songs go, Play kicked off it's cross- A-Trois - at least for the time Daily Campus Staff which three of them call home Mekow says "It's more of a country tour in The Student being. Still, The Royal Court (Mekow is a Wisconson native). mood than a message. If the Union Ballroom, but it was a of China, Will and The Kill, The Royal Court of China The band got its name when band is happy, the fans can kick without a full arc. Due to and The Northern Pikes fed the hit the stage first, captivating it (the name) was discarded by sense that, and then they get the crowd with loud, driving, the group who now call into it" rock and roll and powerful chord themselves The Firm. It was evident that night that precision. According to Rice, the band the band was happy, because the The Court's show was a can't be stereotyped as a crowd was very into it. The combination of material from southern rock band like The Court played a nine-song set WOW both their new album and the Outlaws or Lynyrd Skynyrd, due that lasted about 40 minutes previously released seven song to the diversity of the music that included the instrumental EP. The four members - that originates from the south. "Tye'Yand a pair of tunes off *EBINf\ singer/guitarist Joe Blanton, "The majority of American their EP Off the Beat'n Path. As guitarist Oscar Rice, music comes from the southern Mekow put it, it was a show of problems with their visa, Arista "Loud guitars, drums, and Kecord's Hurrah! remained crowd more than a taste of their bassist/mandolinist Robert states, so for us it's just a own blends of music Logue, and drummer Chris process of osmosis," said Rice. noise." stalled in their native England, - The Court opened with "It's All Changed", a tune which STUDENT"\J. sported an R.E.M. sound - but SODA NEVER GO THIRSTY AGAIN Discover Q)jjo)typB louder. Musically, the overall SERVICES Pepsi, Pepsi Prod & Jolt Copy & Word Processing, Inc. sound came out as hard, biting' rock blended with new wave, delivered "cold" to Your Door. UCooo Buurwss Block each with essential ingrediants FREE DELIVERY! Rt. 195* Dog Law Distributors of SAT! 487-1794 Stom.CT of roc kin', kick-ass music. The Pepsi, Mtn. Dew, volatile drums, the rebellious Slice, Jolt & Other vocals, and the lyrically Beverages CALL TODAY! Resume Headquarters fragmented, augmented chaos all PHONE mixed and blended to create good word processed / Xerox 8200 copies A10.<.OO/CASE 429-5055 see page 10 FREE DELIVERY (4-8pm)
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LEARN HOW CONNECTICUT'S Do you have interest in; LAWS ARE MADE AND THE s STATE LEGISLATURE WORKS WHILE EARNING ACADEMIC TABLE SOCCER? CREDIT - INTERN THIS SPRING BILLIARDS? SEMESTER AS A LEGISLATIVE DARTS? ^AID TO A SENATOR OR REPRE- TABLE TENNIS? SENTATIVE IN HARTFORD CHESS? For information on this valuable educational BACKGAMMON? experience which combines practical work in OR the legislative process with academic prepa- BRIDGE? ration and training in all aspects of the state's law-making activities, contact your school's campus advisor to the program, listed below. Well, the ACU-1 Students may participate as part time or full Games Tournament is coming up! time interns. Your campus advisor will indi- cate which options are open to you. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY: PRACTICAL WE NEED YOU TO SIGN UP NOW!! EXPERIENCE, ACADEMIC CREDIT, YOU'VE ONLY GOT TILL TRAVEL STIPEND NOV. 6 CAMPUS ADVISOR: PROF. JOHN ROURKE Registration fee $3.00 POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPT. in Room 258 Student Union South 120 OR 137 MONTEITH HALL SPONSORED BY SUBOG SPORTS & REC. r JMMITTEE DEADLINE: OCT. 22 • '•'•'••■ The Daily Campus VMfte ckddeclvgjcl like Since 1896 Monday, October 17,1987 Page 8 *H-e*irn*otkePTL Friday, October 23 Monday - Friday at 8:00 PM $3.00 Pitchers H I Tickets: 9pm - 11pm $8.00 6.00 5.00 Xjv \jJ Ask about our special student it si. citiien discounts! (Choice of Bud and Bud Light) A JORGENSEN CABARET EVENT NO COVER Jorgensen Oscar's will deliver your favorite pizza Auditorium faster than ever. Just call: TMI UNIVUSITY Of CONNICTICUT STOMS 429-8854 Tickets & Info 486-4226 come and see Monday Night Foothall with your friends MOVI You hold the key CROSSOVER DREAMS to responsible decisions 10/197:00 PM regarding alcohol PREVENTION THROUGH EDUCATION a latin musician Learn about the problems trying to make associated with alcohol abuse and misuse it in the music biz in WIIKIIT II KliltHHI Support National Collegiate WAR ON Alcohol Awareness Week NICARAGUA Mllll IUI III* IIIKil CHUM mm October 19-25, 1987 Provld.d by Adolph Coon Company. Golden. Colorado In conjunction with 10/21 7:00 PM th« lnl«r-A»»ocUtlon Taik Fore* on Alcohol laaiio. iClassifieds The Daily Campus, Monday, October 19, 1987 Page 11 Driver wanted for TNT Hey F.A., To Lynn (the flirtatious dental CHEAP THRILLS! FLY AS BRING OUT THE ALEX EXPRESS, great pay and You're looking hotter every assistant), Cindy (the sports A COURIER. ONE WAY: LA KEATON IN YOU AND benefits. Call 487-1043. Ask day. medicinist that won't date $75, PUERTO RICO $89. BROWN-NOSE A BIT WITH for Pat. HW 10/23 And now it's yur birthday. varsity athletes), Sandy, Chris, MIAMI, $59. ROUND TRIP: THE ECON FACULTY. Number three for us, Robin and everyone at PARIS. AMSTERDAM, COME TO THE SOCIAL! Over 100 job are waiting to be Although this one won't be a Huskies Thursday: BRUSSELS, MEXICO CITY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 ruled. Great way to earn some bust. AWESOME! LONDON, MADIRD, 3:30-5:00, SU RM 208. E extra money. Stop by Off- And if this B-Day wasn't the MILAN, FRNAKFURT 10/20 MERLIN: YOU MAY BE A Campus Employment, 3rd best, FROM $150 BERMUDA FERRET, BUT DONT LET Floor Wilbur Cross Building. I guess you'll have to slick $135. RIO/HONG KONG YOU "DAD" TEACH YOU HW 10/19 around to see the rest. FROM $299. SYDNEY $699 Let's drink, party, and what's a TO WASLDE OUT OF AND MORE! CALL NOW Lost & Found word that sounds like grog? THINGS, EVEN THOUGS VOYAGER (212) 431- 1616 HE'S MASTERED THE ART! Happy 18lh M-F 12-5. M 10/19 FOUND: A MEN'S WALLET THE BLONDE BIMBO Personals Love, Buter EARL'S TRAVELING DISC BEHIND WRIGHT-A IN THE MEEAA YOU ARE THE JOCKEY SERVICE: In FRATS. CALL GREG AT TO CATHY B. AND LYNN business over a decade on 487-7555 LF 10/19 C. OF KKG- YOU GUYS BEST ROOMMATE EVER. DEAREST, Summer is over HERE IS TO SLAMMERS campus. On Campus student ARE DOING AN AWESOME LOST: A pair of gold rimmec and with it our caefree freedom, AND BONO- TRACY rates starting at $90 with JOB WITH HOMECOMING. I sun glasses in a maroon pressures abound. On your lighting. (Also, interested in AM SO PROUD OF YOU reptilian case. If found please 20th Birthday our lime together buying Kenwood amplifiers BOTH! KEEP UP THE GOOD To Andy- I'm psyched you're contact me after 6:00pm Thank may be lost to surrounding my Big Brother and I know and Technics turntables) Call WORK. LOYALLY, JULIE you. Laura 487-9475. LF pressures but,, if you listen 423-1508. M 12/10 there are more good limes to 10/20 close to my heart you'll hear THETAS- YOU WILD come. After all I'm pledging the beating of the wavews Sigma Chi, the best fraternity Having a Party? Call S- WOMEN- YOU DID A FOUND ALMOST TWO calling us to walk on a distant on campus! Your LitUe Brother AUDIO. We've got 2400 Watts GREAT JOB IN THE LIP WEEKS AGO OUTSIDE shore. Love, Adam Dave of Sound, computerized SYNC! WERE SO PROUD lighting and 8 years of SOUTH SIDE OF NANCY, I'M SO PSYCHED OF YOU- JUST REMEMBER experience at UCONN. Call MCMAHON. 1 SET OF CAR THAT YOU'RE MY BIG TO LEAVE THOSE HATS To Sigma Chi Little Sister Pledges: We hope you're as Matt or Sandy at 429-7784. M KEYS STILL UNCLAIMED. SISTER! I COULDNT HAVE ON!! LOVE, YOUR SISTERS IF THERE'S EVEN A psyched as we are to be 12/10 ASKED FOR ANYONE pledging! Good luck! The REMOTE CHANCE THEY BETTER. DELTA ZETA ** TO THE SEXY LADY ARE YOURS, CALL ERIC Sigma Chi Pledge class SONIC SOUND D.J. LOVE AND MINE, LAURA FORM CALI** Hapy 24th SERVICE Will Play your 487-6381 LEAVE MESSAGE P.S. THE OTHER ONE IS Birthday. Thanks for favorite ROCK, DANCE, TOP ON MACHINE. LF 10/30 ON THE WAY! L.J. everything! Have a great day. I ATTENTION JEWISH FORTY, AND OLDIE love ya! MALES! WHERE ARE YOU MUSIC. For any occassion. LOST: White jacket. Large To my punk in' in Boston: HIDING? OUR MOTHERS Special on Campus Rate. Call front pockets. 2 drawstrings at Thank you for being the best Patricia- (my favorite Diva)- HAVE ALWAYS DREAMT 487-5333. M 10/20 waist. Sentimental from friend I could ever have. I'll Good luck on your mid-term THAT WE WOULD BRING Canada. Please contact Crystal, never Stop loving you. Your today! HOME NICE JEWISH "MEN" NATURAL Foods, Beer, and 487-8538 at Middlesex 205 if Little Jcnn (GOOD LOOKING, SMART, Wine Making Supplies, you know anything. Thanks. Hey Pasta, How's my big ETC) AND THEY ARE Incense, Essential Oils, LF 10/23 Dylan- Happy Birthday (Sorry brother? Thanks for Thurs. WONDERING WHAT'S Potpourri CHAMPLION'S night! It meant a lot to me. I LOST, BEIGE JACKET SIZE it's late). Love, H TAKING SO LONG. PLEASE GENERAL STORE RT 275, 40 WED. 10/14 IN LIBRARY hope we can always be close. MAKE THEIR DREAMS Eagleville, 1 1/2 miles from Luv and stuff. Kat BASEMENT BETWEEN 2:00- THERESA, How about going COME TRUE AND OURS Campus Call 429-1144. M 7:00 PLEASE!! GREAT a few laps with me to see who AS WELL. RESPOND IN 12/10 SENTIMENTAL VALUE, comes out on top. R. SPEERS Thanks to all the people from PERSONALS. TWO FUN Middlesex 1st who helped 487-5838 OR 456-7713. LF LOVING, NON-JAPPY NERIMAN'S TAILORING 10/23 Dearest Sean, Suprise!! Happy make my Birthday so special. JEWISH "WOMEN" EXPERT ALTERATIONS LOST: Dorm keys attached to 2nd Anniversary! Love you! You guys are the greatest! FOR LADIES AND a red swiss army knife between Pam Marybelh Chi Phi- a sincere apology GENTLEMEN ONE DAY Rogers and Batterson in Prats. from Sigma Chi for the SERVICE AVAILABLE TO THE LKS To LOVE PUPPY. Hi hon! irresponsible actions of two If found please call 487-8066. OPEN 9-6 WEEKDAYS 9-1 LF 10/24 CONSERVATIVE PLEDGE: Guess who? Yep, it's me. people- The Sigma Chi SATURDAYS, 146 WHEN YOU SAY HAPPY 1 9TH Chapter HUNTING LODGE ROAD, LOST: Brass heart keychain CONSERVATIVE YOU'RE BIRTHDAY!!!!! And STORRS. NEAR with Lynn on it. May be in NOT KIDDING. HAVE FUN congraulations on yur first STEPHANIE (KAPPA CARRIAGE HOUSE Koons Hall. Car and apartment THESE NEXT FEW WEEKS. personal. Don't party loo hard ALPHA THETA)- APARTMENTS 429-1444 M keys- very important. If found FRATERNALLY, BECKY in the library tonite. "I LOVE Congratulations on making it 12/10 please call 429-9183. LF 10/19 YOU"! Pumpkin through the first round of LOST: BROWN DUFFLE BT CROWD CONTROL, only balloting! We knew you could WORD WIZARD will laser BAG WITH INITALS BS graduated # 12, only 1400 ANDREA( PI PHI) HAPPY do it! Good luck with the rest typeset your resumes, flyers; ON SIDE. IF FOUND SAT'S, only went to Rice, 18TH LITTLE SISTER. we're behind you all the way!! type term papers, theses, PLEASE BRING TO only an actuary. It's not what HAVE A GREAT DAY. LUV Love, The Sisters and Pledges letters. FREE EDITING! THE DAILY CAMPUS you do, it's who you are that YA, BILLY P.S. WHY Pick up, delivery anytime. DON'T YOU STOP BY AND OR CALL 429-9384... counts. BT waitress Chris S (Chi Phi)- Reasonable rates. Call 742- ASK FOR BILL. LF SAY "HI" Congratulations meow meow 6410 9am-9pm. M10/23 10/23 To the un forge table Black meow meow meow meow female who was walking away O GRACION HARUNA: May meow meow meow. Good luck form the Library 11:30 am. Allah bless you and keep you meow meow meow Activities You were wearing a green in his favor always. Look Homecoming King meow Events jumpsuit. I said "That's a favorably upon those who seek meow. Love Paisley gorgeous outfit". YOU your audience. A thouseand TURNED AND SAW ME blessings for your continued Lynn V. The Economics club is THE Bud Collins Trio play a WATCHING YOU IN AWE. reign of sucess and glory. Your Sorry I missed you on Thurs sponsoring a Student - Faculty benefit concert for the Fourth Social on Tuesday, Oct. 20th You arc the most graceful, dutiful servent. - The Harunctta night. How about some time World Movement, an 3:30-6:00pm Su 208 attractive lady I have ever seen. this week? Respond in I would like to meet you. KAREN UNFRIED: THANKS International human rights Hors'doeuvres provided! Bring a personals. organization, on Tuesday, Please respond in personals. FOR THAT STEAMY Tall Blonde In Art Bldg Mon friend and join the fun. A October 20th at 8:30 p.m. in From Impressed and Waiting SATURDAY NIGHT. MY Night 10/20 BED WILL NEVER BE THE the Afro-American Cultural ANGESAN: Have things SAME! I WANT YOUR A.W. Center. Admission is $3 American Marketing gotten any better? They (AGAIN) LOVE, JOHN C Miscellaneous Sponsored by ISA. E 10/19 Association Meeting Tuesday couldn't get much worse. If P.S. PLEASE RETURN MY night at 6:30 in Student Union you smile you'll at least feel HAND CUFFS! CARNA-GRAM SALE!! Send 378 South. Membership Due. better... Is this truly your first a flower and a message to All new members welcome. A SUN-SATION TANNING one in four years? Karen, someone special for 10/20 CENTER IS OPEN!!! COME Homecoming. Sign ups in the Happy Birthday, Hon! We love BY AND VISIT US IN THE HAPPY BIRTHDAY ED!!! you! Love, Stacey anmd Jerry Library Plaza Tues. Oct. 20 UConn Urban Semester STORRS COMMONS M until Thurs. Oct. 22, 7-10 pm. Program: A great way to leam Rita, 10/20 STEPH, YOU SEXY THING! $1.50, delivery Wed. Oct. 28. while getting valuable work Thaks for the helpful lending. E 10/22 experience. Internship available HAVE YOU SEEN GOD Good luck on your exams this Grange/ Hicks Residents- LATELY? I'M SO PSYCHED in a variety of majors. 15 week. Hope your drab Mon. is Sweater Sale Oct. 19-23. Interdepartmental credits. Call THAT YOU'RE MY BIG now brighter. Your RA STAFF will be SISTER! DELTA ZETA Student Union Patio 9am-4pm. 486-3631 or stop by Hall Your Turn playing the Church Lady role Virgin wool, hand dyed, hand Dorm Rm 209. A 10/22 LOVE AND MINF, for a special Church Chat MELISSA Melissa: knitted. Make great gifts or I'm psyched to have you as me lecture series for Mon. thru just one for yourself. E 10/23 Urban Debate Club- next little sister! I'm the luckiest Wed nite (6:30ish) fetauring meeting is Tuesday 7:30 pm in guy in the world Wiggins, St. Piere, Gallo, and SU 218B. New members Love, Mike Turner- UConn AD M 10/19 welcome! A 10/20 Page 12 The Daily Campus, Monday, October 19, 1987 iClassifiedsi Responsible, ambitious adult RECEPTIONIST VERNON CHILD CARE: RELIABLE Travel field opportunity. Gain is needed to deliver the Hartford AREA: Duties include PERSON FOR ONE YEAR valuable marketing experience Mothers Helper-Driver; mature Courant, 7 days per week, in answering phones and light OLD AND while earning money. Campus lady with safe car to drive and the early morning, to Carriage typing. Flexible hours KINDERGARTENER, MY representatives needed nurture 7 and 4 year olds. From House, Barbara Manor, and including M, W, F 3-8 pm and HOME, MTW, 7:30-5:30. immediately for Spring Break 7:45-9 a.m.; 2:40-4:30 p.m. Woodhaven apartments and some Saturdays 9-5. Ideal for WILL PAY WELL, trips to Florida. Call Campus Reliability a must. Call Nick neighboorhoods, in the student. Must be mature and REFERENCES AND Marketing at 1-800-282-6221. or Susan at 487-1759. HW following areas: COVENTRY, enjoy working with people. TRANSPORTATION HW11/2 10/21 TOLLAND, STORRS, AND Call for interview 871-1400. REQUIRED. CALL 429-8848. WILLINGTON. Have HW 10/22 HW 10/23 dependable transportation. Ideal for College Student, Housewife, Retired person who needs extra income. Contact By GARY LARSON STICK BOY Bv Harlev Mansfield, Hartford Courant, 429-9330. HW 10/30 Earn hundreds weekly in your spare time. United Services of America is looking for home- workers to preform mail services. Incentive programs available. For information send a large self addressed stamped envelope to USA 244307 Magic Mtn Pkwy., Suite #306, Valencia CA 91355. HW 10/27 A CHANCE FOR A MEANINGFUL JOB. MAKE MONEY, WHILE ADVANCING SOCIAL JUSTICE. PAY $175 TO $225 PER WEEK PLUS BENEFITS. HOURS 3-10 PM TRAINING PROVIDED, PART-TIME HOURS AVAILABLE. CALL SHARON AT 456-3157 HW Pfl 10/29 "When I got home, Harold's coot and hat were Stick boy goes to Wall Street gone, his worries were on the doorstep, and HIRING! Federal governmeni Gladys Mitchell, my neighbor, says she saw him jobs in your area and overseas. heading west on the sunny side of the street." Many immediate openings without waiting list or test. $15-68,000. Phone call refundable. (602) 838-8885. Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Ext. 3993. HW 11/9 JEREMY CAVENDISH. WELL, I PONT KNOW. AMBf H5 WAS JUST SO THAT'S I'M NOT SO SURE IUNPERSTANP ypc. OVERSEAS JOBS.... lACBYt PEJ&STENT, I GREAT, I'M UP TO THE SEXHASCHAN6EP JffW Summer, year round. Europe, 1 WITH FINALLY HAP TO LACBY! WHOLE BUSINESS AB1TSINCB CHANG6V S. America, Australia, Asia. WHO? SAY YES \ OFPATINGA- mrmm. BACK. All fields. $900-2000 a GAM.irseeeNi month. Sightseeing. Free JOtCNS. information. Write IJC, PO Box 52-CT3 Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. HW 11/3 HELP WANTED! GUMBY'S! APPLY IN PERSON AT GUMBY'S, APPLY BETWEEN Ham and 1:30 am. AT 4 CORNERS. GREAT 10-19 PAY! HW 10/17 BARTENDER WANTED- NO EXPERIENCE BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed NECESSARY-- WILL TRAIN MlCHAU. 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HW 12/10 iClassifieds The Daily Campus, Monday, October 19, 1987 Page 13* TICKETS TICKETS SALE FURNISH YOUR WHOLE SALE TICKETS NATURAL FIBER APT! SOFA BED, CHAIRS, SURPLUS AND UNUSUAL launch into the Third Stage" CLOTHING. OCTOBER 20, GATELEG TABLE, DISHES, CLOTHING!! OCTOBER 20, with BOSTON 21, & 22 Student Union rm END TABLES, STEREO 21, AND 22 STUDENT Hartford Civic Center, 101. Time: 8:30-4pm SPEAKERS, BRAIDED For Sale UNION RM 101. TIME 8:30- Nov. 2& 3 SALE SALE SALE SALE RUGS. ALL IN GOOD 4:00 PM SALE SALE SALE floor and lower level seats. FS 10/21 CONDITION! ALSO SALE. FS 10/21 Chris, 487-4534, SELLING 1978 PINTO FS 10/22 WAGON. 456-1920 EVENINGS. FS 10/20 CARMEN SISTERS by Mark Jacobs .—. NCvJ, FRcM WHAT A Tilh\Jis\chJ /s AM For Rent £02/ T£U% Mir, CF TR^MQ/H IT r/M £, You 4f?E \ 7v TV AT>&\CT UVOUZI} £u\£/V KAADu/ TH£- /AUG£S OF P/xtft c* PRIVATE ROOM WITH AhDicr, IS THA'i FULL. KITCHEN &j=f )A>lT)OAJ CF TWir MOVIAJC o&jicrs 7£>£>2-T74£R Ur/rM.. . . PRIVILEDGES IN KK/Cu,'. WILLINGTON HOME, 5 MILES FROM CAMPUS. 'S 4Ai'.4&bJCTff FEMALE NON-SMOKER WITH RECENT REFERENCES. MUST BE NEAT, CONSIDERATE. $60 PER WEEK INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES BUT PHONE. 429-8158/487-1815. FR 10/20 BRAND NEW 3-BEDROOM HOUSE; LAKE BUNGEE JOEL by J.J. Messenger WOODSTOCK - 16 MILES. STOVE, FRIG, W/W CARPET. LEASE, SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. NO PETS. GRADS, PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE. S975/MO. 429-4063 FR 10/29 Wanted CALL SANDY, FOUR CORNERS' TYPIST FOR PROFESSIONAL HOME TYPING AND EDITING ON SELECTRIC AT 429-6372. SLIDING RATES: $1.00 1ST TEN PAGES DOUBLE. 75 CENTS THEREAFTER. (OTHER RATES FOR OTHER CATEGORIES). FREE EDITING. LANGUAGE/SCIENTIFIC EXPERTISE. INTERNATIONALS INVITED. DISSERTAIONS: MY SPECIALTY. W 10/19 Rideboard Desperately seeking: Ride to by Dave Roberts and from Newport, R.I. or DOHEAD vicinity (such as Providence) on weekends. Please call ^DOHEAD, WHAT'5 OP? VCU WELL.,WE TALKED LAST WEEK, ^AND SHE (S^WE MEB HER \ THEN SHEPuictP Lcc*= SUBTLY PERTURBED AND WE I need a ride to Bradley Inter. Airport THURS. afternoon, Oct. 22 for evening flight. Will pay. Call Karen, 487- 5215. RB 10/21 Help Wanted HUSKY DAZE by Steve Walsh $4.25 PER HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-WEEK TRAINING tfWK, ftffEEwrUCOJW?y^£j;caflFsr wiTwTWSftrET&or Mi HOLMVO far TC> ifi$ iwfAcr lorrnOvr yoj>s TR\>LV v TMAA3 TH#t MAIS ff£ CDWlfcricor uCULo flC Ml AT $4.00 PER HOUR ALL Mite tficprtfisfy vca; ID , GMl 'S titt 1EW*>(> ftTWUXiC AesruTte ATTENTION ALL ECONOMICS MAJORS YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND OUR ANNUAL STUDENT- FACULTY SOCIAL WHERE: SU 208 WHEN: OCTOBER 20 3:30-5:00 COME AND MEET YOUR FACULTY AND FELLOW ECONOMICS MAJORS FOOD AND BEVERAGES WILL BE PROVIDED This iieek at Mi if si A University of Connecticut >>» ■Mill 884ft Study Abroad Program Hi I lei Student 5 ha Lib at Services Bagel Brunch in Council mm m with I FLORENCE Meeting Shabbat Dinner Helen Brown fiylfly" Informational Meeting am m 3s 3 3 m rtii welcome /JC50W/HAC you know it Monday, Oct. 19 to attend /Jail others better than you at 3:30 think." in Arjona 119 0®sS® AGO Interested Students $2 w/HAC and Alumni tZ5&i\\ others Welcome Page 15 Sports The Daily Campus, Monday, October 19, 1987 ...men's soccer ...women's soccer beats Rutgers From Back Page Donigan took the stolen ball Rammel beat Reeves — the From Back Page when she broke through the Robin Copperthweite made and chipped it over Re is man's only defender beside the keeper The Rutgers women's UConn defense and scored from five saves. Mitchell was head and into the goal. who could stop him — up the soccer team scored two goals in eight yards out on the left side. credited with three saves for the "I just took advantage of him Field and slipped a right-footed the second half to defeat the Julie Signorelli gave Huskies. coming off his line," Donigan shot to the left of Colgate Huskies 2-0 Saturday at Rutgers a 2-0 lead 12 minutes said. keeper Geordie Delaporte, who Rutgers. later when Husky goalkeeper The half ended with UConn replaced Rcisman at halftime. The win lifts Rutgers, Bonnie Mitchell saved an ...Twins carrying a 13-2 shot advantage, Colgate coach Michael ranked Number 14 nationally, initial shot and Signorelli put and keeper Tom Foley had Doherty summed up the to 8-5-0, while UConn suffered the rebound into the net dominate already made his only save of victors: "UConn — they attack its First loss in six games to go UConn had a 15-5 edge in From Back Page the game. you with 11 men, and they to 8-4-2. shots and took six corner kicks The Cardinals scored twe The pace during the second defend with 11 men." Beth Schinenti opened the while Rutgers had none. The runs in the eigth off releivei half was slower than the First, Rammel saw it differently: scoring for Rutgers over Five Huskies couldn't score Juan Berenguer, and Jef with Morronc giving the "They didn't have the speed to minutes into the second half however, as Rutgers goalkeeper Rcardon threw the ninth- ! reserves a chance to play. Mike keep up with us." Tunson, who lost a tooth and UConn's next game is suffered cuts in his mouth Wednesday at 2 p.m. at ...DeGennaro, Dunn connect against the University of Providence College. The game Massachusetts Wednesday, and is key as a New England Coach Jackson never thought Region match up and as Two running plays lost two Brian Parker, who Morrone From Back Page yards and on third down punt said was benched because he UConn's last Big East DcG ennarodropped back, Conference game of the season. with 12:51 left in the second DeGennaroagain looked for was not playing well, were the Dunn. The pass fell incomplete put the ball up over the middle only regulars not to see action. The game will be broadcast quarter. for Dunn who was inexplicably live on 91.7 WHUS—FM. The touchdown seemed to but Dunn was interfered with With just more than 15 giving UConn a second life at uncovered. minutes to play in the game, The stats yesterday: ignite the Huskies who "They were expecting us to FINAL: goals. UConn 3-0; answered with a 14 play drive the one yard line. On the very sophomore midfielder Rich next play DeGennarocarried it run and we caught them," said shots, UConn 25-4; corner that covered 64 yards. UConn DeGennaro. Bay man forced a Colgate player kicks, UConn 4-0; goalie in for the touchdown and to make a poor pass back to got their running game going "They came on a blitz, they saves, Colgate 8-1; back saves, on the drive and, with some UConn was back in the ball John Reeves, who was near the 0; offsides. UConn 3-0; fouls, were supposed to be in a man- well timed passes by game at 10-7. to-man, and no one was there," midfield circle in a sweeperback Colgate 22-7; cautions, 1-1 DeGennaro to David Dunn, position. ejections, U; pewaiues awaraea, The second half started with said Dunn. Rammel read the play and UConn 1-0; penalties made, they moved inside the 10 yard a bang. George Boothe hobbled The mix up in coverage stole the ball from Reeves. UConn 1-0. Attendance, 4,408. line. the kick-off, picked it up and cost the Minutemen seven started down the side line. He points as Dunn raced the 35 UCONN ACKNOWLEDGES ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK didn't stop until he was yards into the endzone with brought down at the 14 yard 1:04 left in the quarter. It very line on the opposite side of the well may have been the turning OCTOBER 20TH THROUGH 25TH field. The return covered 85 point in the game. yards but Boothe nearly ran If that play wasn't the Campus-wide programming begins next week in observation of National Collegiate marathon distance. The Huskies again could turning point then it occured four plays later. After getting a Alcohol Awareness Week (NCAAW), a nation-wide effort sponsored by the Inter- not penetrate the UMass defense inside the 20 however. first down at their own 21, Association Task Force, which represents all college personnel staffs across the Dunn did catch a pass on the Bryant dropped back to pass. He threw the ball to the right country. drive that tied the UConn career record for receiving yardage, sideline and hit UConn's Scott Daniels on the run. Daniels ran "Alcohol Awareness Week at UConn is intended to not only promote responsible but UConn couldn't put it in theendzone. untouched into the endzone and decision making regarding alcohol, but also to emphasize that it is ultimately an UMass took over on their UConn had its first lead 21-17. It would be the only lead the individuate responsibility to make those decisions," said Ruth Eastman. "We own 5 and promptly drove 95 yards in 13 plays. They stuck Huskies would need. must begin to realize that only a personal committment to making responsible it in the endzone when Bryant UConn's defense then took ran a perfect draw play, and over. Led by linebacker Mike decisions regarding alcohol will make an impact on the problems associated with dove between two UConn Jansen the defense gave UMass no where to go. UConn had its misuse and abuse." Eastman has been directing alcohol education at UConn for defenders for a 17-7 lead. UConn facing a losing three interceptions in the fourth eight years. conference record and perhaps quarter to take the bite out the the end of their title hopes UMass offense. All that was Alcohol Awareness Week will include various workshops, displays and activities answered back again, in a big left was getting the clock to way. wind down. across the UConn Campus, all aimed at promoting prevention through education "Coming in we knew this "That was a tough, hard nosed football game. They're and individual responsibility in connection with the use of alcohol. game could make or break our season," said Dunn. The as tough as anyone we've For information on times and locations of programs, please call the Alcohol Huskies had moved to the played," said Jackson. After passing this test Education Program at 486-5537. 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CT pizza 429-6001 UConn senior Kim Hawkes The UCorui women's tennis was the top finisher for the team placed seventh at the Husky cross country team The Daily Campus Big East Championships on Friday in New Hampshire. Sunday. Top Husky players Hawkes placed fifth with a were junior Marikate Murren time of 17;33 for the 3.1 and sophomores Karen Ford mile course. Sports and Lisa Ainata, Monday, October 19, 1987 Women's Donigan, Rammel soccer score as men's team splits PRINCETON, N.J. — soccer wins 3-0 The UConn women's soccer team split a pair of games in New Jersey this By Paul Edward Parker weekend. Daily Campus Staff UConn midfielder Beth Grecco The men's soccer team offense just couldn't get scored two second half goals to together yesterday — but the team beat Colgate lead the Huskies to a 2-0 win University 3-0 on unassisted goals from Dan Donigan over Princeton Sunday. and Steve Rammel. The win improves the Donigan scored the winning goal — his first of two Number 6 nationally-ranked first half scores —off a penalty kick 11:27 into the Huskies' record to 9-4-2 while match to bring the 14th-ranked Huskies to 10-3-2. Princeton falls to 4-6-0. Grecco's first goal came Colgate is 5-9. after a throw-in to midfielder From the opening kick it looked to be a lopsided game. Kim Pruning. Pruning passed "In the first 20 minutes or so wc were controlling all aspects of the ball to Grecco who scored the game," freshman midfielder Tom Zaiss said. on a shot from 16 yards out. In that 20 minutes of domination, though, all UConn managed Grecco's second goal came was Donigan's penalty kick and two shots off the cross bar. with just 20 seconds remaining About four minutes into the game, senior midfielder Diego Borja in the game on a penalty kick. stole the ball from Colgate forward Andy Bissclle on the left side Nancy Economou was tripped and crossed it. Rammel headed the cross toward the net, bouncing in the penally area, resulting in the ball off the crossbar and over the goal. die penally kick opportunity. Three minutes later, senior forward Kanto Lulaj took a free kick Husky forward Dan Donigan evades a Colgate from just outside the top left comer of the penalty box. He bent the The Huskies outshot opponent in Sunday's game. Donigan scored two ball around the wall and caught Colgate keeper Ken Rcisman Princeton 20-2 and held an 8-0 goals including the game-winner (Jen Hehl photo). watching as the ball bounced off the crossbar. comer kick advantage. Five minutes later, Donigan was moving from left to right through the penalty box when Tim Purcell tripped him from behind. Referee John Buckley awarded the Huskies a penalty kick. Twins take 2-0 advantage Coach Joe Morrone sent senior back Chris Rcif to take the kick. walks in the fourth, the crowd Rcif hit a low shot to Reisman's left. The keeper dove left and By Ben Walker hits and two runs, while the Twins, whose seven-run fourth was singing "My Baby Does stopped the shot, knocking it around the pole. AP Baseball Writer keyed a 10-1 mismatch in The Hanky Pariky" and it was "I thought I hit it pretty good," Rcif said after the game. "I just Minneapolis (AP)— Game 1, again got their 55,257 7-0. didn't place it well." Randy Bush and Tim Laudner sparked another night of fourth- fans shouting early at the The white sea of homer But it was all for naught — Buckley ruled that Rcisman moved hankies signaled the Cardinals before Rcif kicked the ball and awarded a re-kick. Morrone switched inning hanky panky and the Mctrodomc. Gary Gaetti's homer in the surrender, and Laudner gears and sent Donigan to the line. Donigan sent the ball high to Minnesota Twins dcafcted the second off Danny Cox set the completed the Twins' scoring the left side of the net, and, although he moved the right way, St. Louis Cardinals 8-4 Sunday crowd screaming and by the with a 420-foot home run to Reisman couldn't slop it. night for a 2-0 lead in the time Minnesota combined six dead center in the sixth. With about 18 minutes to play in the half Donigan stole the ball World Scries. from Colgate back Jim Rees after Rccs received a throw in. Bert Blyleven pitched hits, including a two-run single See pagt 15 "I don't think he saw me because I was behind another defender at seven innings, allowing six by Tim Laudner, and two the time," Donigan said. See Page 15 Football team comes from K(i *^ Uv behind to beat UMass 21-17 By Chris Parkin "If we won today, we had With 6:41 left in the first awwifflft Daily Campus Staff control of our own destiny," quarter UConn was pinned deep The importance of said Head Coach Tom Jackson. in their territory by a booming Saturday's UConn-UMass UMass didn't make it easy punt.DeGennaro dropped back football matchup could not on the Huskies, by jumping and threw a strike to receiver have been more obvious to the out to two double figure leads. Mike Adams at the 24 yard participants. Both teams were In the beginning, it didn't seem line. Adams was hit, the ball picked for preseason dominance that either team would be able popped loose and UMass in the Yankee Conference, and to hold on to the ball long recovered. The fumble led to a both had fallen far short of enough to even score. UMass UMass field goal that put the expectations. lost three fumbles in the first Minutcmen up 3-0. The Huskies were already quarter, while UConn threw an UMass got the ball back faced with a must win situation interception on their second when UConn punter Jim in a season that had started possesion, when UMass Carriere slipped and fell just with much promise. UConn defender Scott Brown leapt short of a first down at the did what they had to do by high in the air and grabbed Minutcmen's 36. They then using pcrserverence, and tough Matt DcGcnnaro'spass one went on the first sustained defense, to grab a 21 -17 victory handed at his own goal line. drive of the day. Quarterback over the Minutcmen. UMass When the Minutcmen tried Tim Bryant, who replaced the (1-4 in Yankee Conference, 1-5 to get their offense out of the regular starter Dave Palazzi, hit overall) played much better shadow of their endzonc they his receivers and moved the than their record and showed were victimized by Chip team right down the field. The the promise that made them Mitchell's second fumble. key play of the drive was a 30 preseason favorites. However, UConn recovered at the 10 yard yard run by tailback Nike UConn used the big play to line and had an opportunity to Barrette who was knocked out take the game and put their jump on the board first. UMass of bounds at the 4 by UConn destiny in their own hands. had other plans, however, and a safety Scott Daniels. Bryant hit UConn (2-1 in Yankee sack by defensive standout tight end Dmitri Yavis in the Conference, 3-3 overall) put Todd Rundle forced UConn back of the endzone 3 plays themselves in a position, with into a field goal try. Mark later and after die extra point UConn tailback George Boothe returns a kick-off 85 a win at Maine next weekend, Carters kick was pushed way UMass had a 10 point lead yards Saturday against UMass (Chris Nelson photo). to have a real shot at the right and the Minutemen See Page 15 Yankee Conference tide. breathed a big sigh of relief.