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VOL. LXXX NO. 113 STORRS, CONNECTICUT FRIDAY, APRIL, 22, 1977 Department head defends professor's contract refusal

By ELLEN GRAY Voice In Teacher Choice, an One position has been offered, Campus News Staff ad-hoc committee opposing and accepted by the applicant. More than 100 students and Gottlieb's departure in an open- Shaffer said. "Then, the freeze faculty members crowded into a ing statement. came.'- he added, referring to a classroom in the Home Econ- Gottlieb recently received the recent freeze on hiring imposed omics building Thursday after- highest rating of any faculty by Kenneth G. Wilson, vice noon to discuss a demand by member listed in a recent student president for academic affairs, in students that an assistant profes- government faculty evaluation, anticipation of budget cuts by the sor of philosophy be retained by and the group contends that his state legislature. his department. teaching ability more than quali- "If the position number two The discussion, moderated by fies him to remain in his position. person turns us down, we have no William Newman, an associate Jerome A. Shaffer, a professor commitments."' Shaffer said. professor of sociology, was a of philosophy and the department "He (Gottlieb) still has a chance sharp contrast to a protest Wed- head, defended the selection for a position.-' nesday, in which 75 demonstra- committee's decision not to offer "1 will not fault his teaching." tors marched around campus Gottlieb one of the three one-year Shaffer said, terming Gottlieb shouting slogans to protest the contracts available for next year. "one of the best in the depart- decision by a selection committee "We have to have a fair and ment." not to rehire Roger Gottlieb for a open search." Shaffer said. He Shaffer said the other candidates fourth one-year contract. said there were about 135 appli- were thought by the selection "We feel that the two most cations "from all over the committee to have an "edge in important criteria (for rehiring) country, and some foreign terms of their scholarly potential. have been negliected," said a countries" for the three open- Shaffer refused to discuss the student representing Student ings. credentials of the three appli- cants, but Lcn Krimcrman. an associate professor of philosophy, Daylight savings said the first applicant had had six years of teaching experience, Flam RiTins, (he star of "Deep Throat." discusses obscenity the other two had had "little or no laws at Eastern Connecticut State College Thursday night. (Staff teaching experience." Photo by M.J. Markiwj begins on Sunday "Their cholarly potential is a matter of speculation, and is Sunday in October. WASHINGTON (UPI) — It's been therefore as uncertain as their Envy, if you like, residents of Actor finds porn boring, called everything from inconven- teaching potential." Drimerman Arizona. Hawaii. Puerto Rico, the ient to unnatural to unholy, but said. Virgin Islands and American here it comes again: daylight Samoa, who never have had to go fears for American system saving time. to this bother. Weekender' So unless you live in one of the By MARK A. DUPUIS College Thursday night, on a few areas that don't switch, and if Then there's Indiana, where Campus Staff lecture tour to help pay the you don't want to be an hour late some counties stay on eastern debuts WILLIMANTIC— After per- legal bills for his trial for standard time year-round while for work Monday, set those 'Weekender", a weekly forming in between 50 and 70 conspiring to transport ob- others in the central zone switch timepieces ahead an hour this weekend entertainment explicit sex films and facing scene material nationwide, back and forth —meaning clocks weekend. magazine makes its debut in five years in jail and a $10,000 Reems said the porn business agree with each other statewide the Daily Campus on page 7. fine for a day's work in one of would "die it's own death or You could even do it ceremon- for only six months of the year. "Weekender" will hopefully them, actor Harry Reems says diminish" without the publi- iously at 2 o'clock Sunday morn- encourage you to take a second pornographic films bore him city trials like his are giving it. ing your time, when standard Further explanation of that pre- look at the Storrs community and he fears for the American Reems was found guilty for time officially starts a six'month sumably isn't needed outside as an entertainment area. system—but the publicity he his role in the 1972 film, which time out. Indiana. It's just one of those Included in the magazine are got should land him a role in he worked on for one day and vagaries arising from the Uniform various topics covering area Hollywood. was paid $100. A federal The Department of Transporta- Time Act of 1966. which gave tion, which administers the law restaurants, unusual and fun And, says the star of "Deep judge last week ordered a new each state the privilege of setting sports activities, a regular Throat," it's the government's trial and the U.S. attorney in governing this matter, suggests up its own system. you just do it before going to bed review of currently running prosecution of people like him Memphis is now considering The idea of getting people going Saturday night. films in the area and. a feature and Hustler magazine pub- dropping the indictments an hour early in the summer, story on the more popular lisher Larry Flynt that's keep- against Reems because they If you're one of those who just providing more daylight time was places to "hang out" on ing the business of peddling were brought on a law enacted never can remember, the govern- first imposed in World War I, weekends. Also included is a sex in business. after the film was made. ing cliche is "spring forward, fall came again year-round during the regualr column on highlights Speaking to about 75 persons "For the past 11 months, I've back"-an hour lost the last Sun- second world war and now seems in television. at Eastern Connecticut State I Continued on Page 3| day in April, gained back the last destined to go on and one. Officials talk on Puerto Rico

By MARK A. DUPUIS Bras, secretary general of the lishment of a socialist republic on Campus Staff Puerto Rican Socialist Party the island, said that even if The leaders of two Puerto Rican (PSP), discussed the issue of a Puerto Ricans were to vote in political parties, one supporting change in status for Puerto Rico favor of statehood, it would be statehood for the island and the on campus with reporters Thurs- only a transitory stage towards other independence, day afternoon before an evening the eventual establishment of a Thursday predicted each would debate on the issue. Also socialist regime. get his dream, although agreeing scheduled to speak at the debate, "In the process of decolonization any transition to a different type sponsored by the Student Union of the world, the annexation of of government would be for the Board of Governors and the Puerto Rico to independence most part peaceful. Puerto Rican Center, was Rafael should be granted by the world Jose Granados Navedo. vice Hernandez Colon, who was gov- community." said Bras, who president of the Puerto Rican ernor of the island until this year. added he couldn't put any teme- Assembly's House of Represent- Puerto Rico is an American table on when the commonwealth atives, said that under the pro- commonwealth and according to would become independent. gram proposed by his pro-state- the United Nations, colony of the However, he said Puerto Rico's hood party, it would be 1980 United States. Former President independence will be part of the before any vote on a change in Gerald Ford proposed statehood worldwide end to colonial rule, a Juan Mari Bras, secretary general of the Puerto Rican Socialist status and it would be another 20 for the island in one of the final trend he said begna at the end of Party I fur left], Jose Granados Navedo, vice president of the House of years before Puerto Rico would moves of his waning presidency World War II. He predicted any Representatives of the Puerto Rican Assembly, and Rafael pay its full share of federal taxes. on New Year's Eve this year. changeover to indipendence Hernandez Colon, a former governor of Puerto Rico, debate the Granados Navedo and Juan Mari Bras, whose party favors estab- I Continued on page 3] island's future Thursday night. [Staff Photo by M.J. Marklw] c vv^ •'•'■•'*■ ''•*•' •'•''■•'■ ■•• .*•■' "•'

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Mark A. Dupuis Editor-in-Chief John Hill III Craig Spery Managing Editor Business Manager A touch of class It's not often in Storrs that you get to see three important government figures in the news debate an issue of international importance—not often at all. Thursday night, that is exactly what was offered to the University in the wilds of Eastern Connecticut and we would like to thank and congratulate the Puerto Rican center and other sponsors of the event for the "Great Debate" on the status of Puerto Rico. The debate brought the issue of statehood for the island, proposed in the last days of Gerald Ford's presidency, to the doorstep in Storrs where students would have a chance to see the men who will make history discuss the topic. Events like this give A slip of the tongue; IK ««iiii students the extra needed to make Storrs a truly academic rommunity where the issues of the day can be discussed and positions taken. The debate was the climax of Puerto Rican History Week, which Farewell, Marshall Walker wraps up today and Saturday with some more excellent programs. We urge UConnstudcntsto take advantage and stop by tonight for Clark L. Bailey, executive secretary to UConn's Thanks ACP, but we promise to work for an the Folkloric dame presentaton of "Bombay Plena." by Teatro Board of Trustees, wins this week's wish-it-were-a- "All-American" next year Otra Cosa or to attend Saturday's Salsa Dance with La Tipica Ideal misquotc award Bailey takes the prize for his And right after that pat on the back, we then and El ConjuntoOuiribu at the Puerto Rican Center. slip-up at last Friday's Board of Trustees meeting had the case of the missing headliner for those Thanks again lo the events' sponsors for bringing some culture here at Storrs, where he told the trustees he was not familiar with the term, a headliner is a $3,000 lo Storrs. We hope others do the same. "disappointed with the results" of the elections to piece of equipment which is like a computerized fill the student slot on the board, when Bill Finch typewriter and is used to make the newspaper's was elected as the new trustee after an headlines Well, it seems some moving men immediate swell of laughter. Bailey quickly came to pick up a teletype machine, the kind which rephrased himself to say it was the 15 per cent sends UPI news in daily, and moving men not The time is now turnout—down from previous years—and not the knowing the ropes of journalism— well, away went results, which disturbed him President Carter's message to Congress Wednesday night and We'll miss Marshall J. Walker who retires his "fireside chat" earlier this week remind us of something we next fall as the deputy chairman of UConn's always like to forget—how much we like to waste things. Physics Department Walker, whose Physics 103 Well, as the President pointed out (although the oil embargo and course was a definite must for anyone who could Off the record.... gas lines a few years ago did it more effectively) Americans pretty take it. will be going on to the emeritus stage of his MMM are going lo have to face the fact that energy is something we career We'll miss him and his common-sense can't waste anymore, we don't have any to spare. wit The class last week gave him a nice. Before Congress takes the issue of energy up to Capitol Hill and although a bit early, farewell though, we hear the headliner after all. who works Friday politics, we'd like to issue our own little energy message—Con- After a story about Walker and his views of the 21 st afternoons? Well, after a near-frantic hour of thinking we were the plot of some sophisticated serve. century was published in the Daily Campus, the Walk instead of driving on short runs, or take the shuttle bus. class awarded him with a standing ovation rip-off. we learned of the movj.ng men We are Don't go home this weekend, stay in Storrs where there's lots to do which we hear he joined in on glad to report the machine is back, safely, after a and they're heating the dorm anyway. IF you must go home, take President Carter's energy message to trip toward Massachusetts which somehow ended Congress Wednesday night adds fuel to the fire of in West Haven. Connecticut as for the UPI the bus. You don't need the car. teletype, which was taken out when the new Energy, like charity, begins at home. If we don't start to realize Walker's argument pardon the cliche, it's that, that's where we'll be all the time, because there won't be any probably the last thing Walker or Carter would sports-news wire came in well, bon voyage to gas to go anywhere else. want to add fuel to any fire Burlington. Mass. The Daily Campus got a pat on the back last A word of congratulations to ihe Puerto Rican week with the American Collegiate Press awarding Center which this week presented »he annual Published Monday through Friday while the University is in session excepi Storrs" morning paper a "first class" award in Puerto Rican History Week good job especi- two weeks betore the end ol each semester, by the Connecticut Daily Campus, national competition The award is one notch ally impressive was the "Great Debate" on the a recognized student organization Editorial content is determined by the below the coveted "All-American" rating, which issue of statehood for the island of Puerto Connecticut Daily Campus without oversight by the University of Connecticut the newspaper last won in 1972-73 Especially Rico this is the type of issue and program or any University organization. Editorial and business offices are located at 121 North Eagleville Road, Storrs. Conn. 06268 Subscriber: United Press cited in the ratings was local news coverage and UConn needs more of again, congratula- International Member: Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Second-class editorial page content, which won "marks of tions postage paid at Storrs, Conn distinction" As always, have a nice weekend Students: Speak up Letters to the Editor to Hartford To the Editor: and paid too much for the tive years, was still on the staff, tions. He has published his quota the department will inevitably The legislature's Appropriations seemingly inevitable catastrophy teaching. I call to the attention of of articles, etc., and he has taught lose a good deal of course Committee Monday will be voting to occur. We have to let our the Daily Campus and all UConn interesting, informative classes attendance by— on th. University budget. The legislators know how we feel students a similar injustice now on a wide variety of subjects. people, like myself, who do not proposed amount of this budget about this situation and what we being served on the students by Yet, he has been told by the plan to make Philosophy their will be even less than the one we think before Monday if we are to the faculty. Roger Gottlieb, of the chairman of the hiring staff for career but who enjoy attending received this year. To every change the present course of Philosophy Department, has con- the Philosophy Department that classes in which the professor student at the University, this action. sistently had the highest ratings he will not be rehired for next makes his subject a living, dy- may prove disasterous. Courses The Graduate Student Organi- for his department and one of the semester. namic issue in their lives. may be eliminated, class size may zation is meeting today at 1 p.m. highest ratings of all the faculty By relieving the staff of Diane Joy Strickland be increased, and many teacher in Monteith Room 143. Come and on campus in the student evalua- a fine teacher like Roger Gottlieb, Barbara Manor assistants will be let go. make clear our story before State There are presently ten depart- senators and representatives. ment head openings that cannot The press will be there (television be filled because of a freeze and newspapers) so let's jam the imposed by Kenneth G. Wilson. place and show them we care. vice president for Academic aca- Show up! It's your future! demic affairs. There is a rumor Larry Cafero that many fine professors at our Chairman IARC school may leave as a result of Terry Donovan this disgusting situation. FSSO vice chairman This is a serious matter con- fronting all students who attend UConn. as well as students plan- Philosophy ning to continue their study here and for young brothers and must keep sisters hoping to enroll in the near future. If the budget cuts are pushed through, the prestige of Gottlieb the University of Connecticut will To the Editor: drop drastically. We already About a month ago, the Daily witness the deterioration of the Campus published an article con- quality of education. cerning a faculty member in the W«tH We students cannot let our department of Business who. education be rendered worthless after low ratings on the student to us. We have worked too hard evaluations for several consecu- YOU LOSE - START ftSAIN " Friday, April 22, 1977 Connecticut Dally Campos Page 3 Official says other applicants exceed Gottlieb

By ART STE ADM AN department plans to begin practical and that of his "purely "Roger was hired on a tempor- was an alternate choice for hiring, Despite claims by some that courses in and so are more academic" colleagues. ary basis three years ago as a getting the job when someone philosophy instructor Roger Gott- desirable, according to Jerome A. "All academia. especially in this replacement. Each year since else declined. Simon said. lieb is losing his job because he is Shaffer, professor of philosophy department, tends to be prefes- then he has been fortunate "The university conducts a na- a Marxist, the head of the and department head. "Some sionalized and separated from enough to find a new position in tionwide search when a position is philosophy department contends tenured teachers in this depart- society." Gottlieb said. the department." said Simon. available. We are bound by law it is because other applicants for a ment may not be as good as "I wish we had more teachers as Gottlieb's Marxism has nothing to accept those applicants with one-year position are more quali- Roger, but there is nothing that good as Roger Gottlieb in this to do with the decision, agreed the best credentials." Simon fied in certain areas of academic can be done about it." he said. department." said Michael Simon. In fact, one of the said. concentration. Gottlieb denied he was being Simon, an associate professor of teachers that has been hired is a Gottlieb contends that the com- The other applicants are more fired because he is a Marxist, philosophy who is on the six-man Marxist, he said. "Gottlieb knew mittee made a wrong decision, scholarly and show more potential saying the reason is because his advisory board which recom- that his position was temporary "turned in a bad term paper. The for research in such areas as basic concept of what philosophy mended that Gottlieb's contract when he came here, and accepted student response shows this." he business ethics, an area the should be is more relevant and not be renewed. it as such." Last year. Gottlieb said. Officials talk on Puerto Rico, / eye statehood, independence '■

[Continued from page 1] Navedo said, claiming if Puerto would be non-violent. Rico were to become a state, it Independence would leave the would have more representatives estimated million-and-a-half in the U.S. House of Representa- Puerto Ricans living on the U.S. tives than 25 states do now. With mainland with two options, he this representation and two sena- saiu. to return to the island as its tors, Puerto Rico would have citizens or to remain in the U.S. additional political power and at and forfeit their Puerto Rican the same time be able to help citizenship. Puerto Ricans living on the main- Granados Navedo, citing results land. of the last election conducted in Granados Navedo said the island Puerto Rico, said the Puerto could not go independent because Rican people are moving in the if it did it could not support the direction of voting for statehood. population of mainland Puerto Granados Navedo argued that Ricans returning. If the island statehood would bring more fed- went independent, he predicted eral money to the island's slug- unemployment as high as 50 per gish economy, while not taking cent. He cited figures where the away the Puerto Rican heritage national average income in- and culture. creased $1,000 from 1970 to 1973, "Surely we trust our culture and while income for Puerto Ricans culture is not something you can over the same period averaged a change by mere political action," $500 increase. he said. Man Bras claimed a socialist Statehood would give the Puerto system would provide new jobs Rican people more political power and enough work to sustain the As STorrs settles into spring, students begin to see more in the world around them—and in each other. in the United States, Granados present population • |Staff Photo by M.J. Markiw] DeepThroat actor finds pornography boring

i Continued from Page 1) Reems blasted the govern- been shown there. Where does he draw the where hi is though of as a been literally on a campaign to ment's prosecution of his case, "This is what's going on in limit? personality. raise maoney and make the criticizing everyone from the the country, the're forum- Reems said people who made public aware of some very district attorney in Memphis shopping for a conservative sex films using children, as He said he hasn't even seen dangerous attacks on our free- who handled the government's community." he said of the detailed in recent news many of his films, and actually doms." he said, claiming his case to the .Supreme Court, location of his trial. Many ot stories, "should be thrown in doesn't like porn. case was the first where an which he claimed was vague his witnesses were disquali- jail." "I find it boring." he said. actor, and not his work, was and hypocritical in its rulings fied, he said, charging the As for himself. Reems said "I'd much rather act in it than labeled as being obscene. on what is and what isn't government with denying him the trial helped him get some watch it." Reems said that by prosecut- obscene. due process in the case. publicity and he should be able ing an actor or writer for his Calling the trial the "Mem- to land a role in Hollywood Reems said his trial has made work, the government will stop phis witch hunts," Reems Reems flatly rejected any because of it. Although he him "a political animal." and the creativity of artists, al- charged the city was selected limitation on publishing and starred in 50 to 70 explicit pointing to his head, added. though he later admitted he for the trial because of its production of films, although films, he said he hasn't made "It's given me a chance to doesn't consider "Deep conservative nature, adding he did say he has limits on one since 1974 and has most expose this—from the shoul- Throat" an artistic work. "Deep Throat" has never what people should do. recently worked in Europe, ders up." Journalist analyzes Carter

By ELLEN GRAY out that the American farmer and that we've gotten off that see-saw Campus News Staff the "blue-collar city workers" yet." he added. President Carter "seems to be have traditionally had different "Our country is not yet ready to beginning as an activist presi- interests. deliver that long sought-for man- dent." but it's too soon tell Carter's election was a "sec- date." whether his election signifies tional victory." he said. "Mr. Royster defended the Electoral "another great political water- Ford carried more states than Mr. College, saying that it served the shed" in American history, a Carter." but Carter carried function of making minority Pres- noted political analyst said "every state of the former Con- idents "legitimate." Thursday night. federacy, except Virginia, the "We accept the verdict. We do "The temptation is to say that first time a Democrat has carried not take to the streets. We do not Jimmy Carter has pulled off the all those states in over 30 years," fight about it." A change in the great Rooseveltian feat and Royster said. system is "a change that's faught ushered in a new era of Demo- "Mr. Carter swept the South with peril." he warned. cratic government," but Carter is precisely because he was a native "a majority president by seven- son." pronounced the Southern- Royster. who is in Storrs for the tenths of one per cent," Vermont born Royster. UConn cahpter of Phi Beta Royster said. "For thirty years, both political Kappa's two-day Visiting Scholar Royster, a Pulitzer prizewinning parties have failed, each in its Program, joined the Wall Street former editor of the Wall Street own way." Royster declared. Journal as a Washington corres- Journal, described Carter's Dem- "The Eisenhower victory seem- pondent shortly after his gradu- ocratic coalition as "a tenuous ed to begin an era of Republican ation from the University of North alliance. Some of it is already government, only to be followed Carolina in 1935. during Franklin beginning to unravel, especially by a Democratic victory. The D. Roosevelt's New Deal. he labor." Johnson victory seemed to re- becme editor-in-chief of the Jour- "There were always some in- unite the Democratic coalition, nal in 1958 and retired in 1971. Vermont Royster, a Pulitzer prize-winning former editor of the Wall herent contradictions in the Dem- only to be followed by a Republi- In 1953. during the Eisenhower Street Journal, discusses trends in American politics Thursday night ocratic coalitions" as far back as can victory." he said: years, he received his Pulitzer for at a speech sponsored by Phi Beta Kappa and the Journalism Roosevelt. Royster said, pointing "There is nothing yet to prove distinguished editorial writing. Department. (Staff Photo by M.J. Markiw] 4 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, April 22, 1977 Grad students doubt 'thawing' of hiring freeze

By MATT MANZELLA "thawed out" in the next few that a possible thaw was still ber of teacher's assistants is August, creates a mad rush of Campos News Staff days, following a meeting of the unofficial, though encouraging granted, but also that the number class scheduling for late appoin- An announcement Thursday by legislature's Appropriations progress had been made with the of T.S.'s requested is justified by tees and a decline in the quality of a University dean that a thaw of Committee. legislature. the Administration in future education at UConn. the administration imposed "We are not sure yet whether "The legislature is not the annual budgets presented to the "The T.A.'s are supposed to teacher's assistant freeze would we are going to get the needed problem." said John Mitchell, a Legislature each spring. provide a major service to the occur in the near future was funds for the T.A.'s or not," said graduate assistant in bio-chemis- Mitchell said every graduate University," Prisloe said. By viewed with some degree of doubt Mark Prisloe, a graduate student try, at the meeting Thursday. assistant, who has no secured employeing T.A.'s instead of by disgruntled graduate assist- and president of the Graduate "The problem is how the funds position formally funded in the professors, the University saves ants at a meeting a few hours Student Council, at a strategy for the T.A.'s are channelled; a University's budget, must wait an estimated SI .2 to SI .5 million a later. meeting of concerned graduate problem in the internal process of until the administration finds year, according to Graduate Cen- Julias A. Elias, dean of the assistants Thursday. the Univerisyt," he said. alternate funds for more T.A. ter figures, he added. College of Liberal Arts and Prisloe said Harry J. Hartley, The graduate assistants said positions. The delay involved, Sciences, said that 77 graduate vice-president of finance and their goal is not only to obtain the sometimes lastinf rom April to assistants positions would be administration, had informed him certainty that the requested num Dental students 'play work' A new game has been added to the things students at the University's School of Dental Medicine in Farmington do for fun—only this game is required for graduation. The game, which is computerized, teaches students in a practice management course how to set up and manage a dental practice and is required for all fourth year dental students. To play, students sit at a keyboard and communicate with the computer by typing. It took six years for scientists at the Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland to design the computer which can be asked anything about practice location, equipment expenditure, personnel and fees. Once the student relays his feelings on what these ideas should cost, the computer, which has digested a lot of dental economics, then tells the students how he would have fared had those been actual choices. College offers 'senior' courses

Students over 65 will be invading Eastern Connecticut State College this summer. For the second year, Eastern will offer a Seniors on Campus summer program for senior citizens of Connecticut and other Eastern states. Scheduled for the weeks of June 26 to July 2 and July 3 to July 9, the program will provide opportunities for that group to enroll in a wide range of informal courses, special lectures, art events, field trips and other recreation during their week's residence. A group of Allen House residents sleep out in the quadrangle Wednesday night, in protest of some It is also possible to participate on a commuter basis. disciplinary action. Towers area coordinator Russ Bumba has refused comment on the matter. [Staff During 1976, Eastern offered a similar program under the Photo by Steve McGuff| auspices of the New Hampshire-based Elderhostel, Inc., in which citizens from as far away as Florida joined with local citizens in spending a week on campus. Blood drive surpasses goal Students picket for college aid HARTFORD—About 50 Connecticut Community College An estimated 400 pints of blood accept." Gant said. 400 pints was added. sutdents demonstrated outside the capitol today urging were collected in the final day of the best estimate that Gant could "Wc are very grateful to the lawmaders to increase funding for their two-year institutions. The the Mansfield—UConn blood make, she said the figure may organizations on campus who students, who carried signs saying "Comminity Colleges need drive, surpassing the four day increase after a more accurate came to work for us," she said. more money," sant the appropriations committee to ignore target goal of 1.280 pints by 118 account is made. Gant said she "This is a very generous Governor Grasso's recommended funding of 23-million-dollars pints. Margaret Gant. one of the could not give an estimate on the community. One example of this and grant the colleges the 29-million trustees had asked for. bloodmobilc directors, said Tues amount of rare blood donated. is when we made an emergency Students said Manchester, Asnuntuck and Northwestern Com- day. Lab work for derriving this infor- request for "B"-blood type don- munity Colleges are in danger of losing their accreditation for lack "More people came to donate mation will be done at the UConn ors on Tuesday. 20 people showed of proper funding, while the other colleges strapped for funds are blood than wc were able to Health Center in Farmington. she up the next day," Gant said. turning away applicants.

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By MARK K. BOLLENBACH The first problem in preventing suicide On a fall day in 1973 a freshman at a that arises is finding those students who large college in Connecticut walked may try to commit suicide so they can be across campus from her class to her room helped. Detection is the first step in in an ivy-covered dormitory and quietly prevention. To overcome this problem at hung herself. UConn, the school has the resident Friends said, "she wasn't the type who assistant. would do something like that." But she The R.A. lives in the dorm with the was and did, and even more perplexing is students and. as such is an extension of that she ended her life just days after the University. Living closely with the seeing one of the school psychiatrists. students, he or she can get to know them Her friends' comments illustrate a and the problems they may encounter. central, perplexing point in what some Not everyone who wants to be 7>n R.A. officials concede to be a problem growing can. About 300 students apply for the more serious with each entering fresh- job, and only 100 are accepted. After man class: college suicide. Nationwide, there are 90,000 persons they are chosen, they attend several group training sessions in preparation for under the age of 25 who are involved in the year. suicide each year, and the rate for The R.A.'s are trained to detect the persons in this age range is 50 per cent symptoms that a student will give to higher for those enrolled in school than those around him. but it's easy to miss a for those who are not. covert cry for help. The suicidal student At Dawn's college, sources say that may become withdrawn, complain about 4,000 students will seek psychiatric help how things are going, and express a wish this year, and about 1,500 students could suffer enough emotional trauma to end to end it all. their lives if they don't resolve the There may also be an increased messi- problems confronting them. ness about himself and his room, Emotional trauma may range from followed by a desire to have everything losing boyfriend or girlfriend to getting in order. His school work may fall off and He has several methods at his disposal willie of UConn sees his role as an an "F" in a course. Most common, he might spend his day doing inconse- to assist him in his task. One method is important, but too-oftcn overlooked wea- however, is loneliness. The large college quential things. If the R.A. finds such a psychotherapy, in which the student pon against suicide. campus, with its impersonal manner and student, he will either talk to him or tell visits the doctor once a week to talk about "Students don't see the counselor as large dormitories is the perfect breeding the person in charge of the dormitory. problems. In extreme cases where the important." He spoke softly, resting an ground for loneliness and depression. One member of the UConn Student doctor thinks the student will commit elbow on the arm of his chair. "As such, It must be made clear that suicide is not Mental Health Service says R.A.'s are an suicide, he will put the student in the they are hesitant to tell you about their the only, nor even the most common, invaluable help in suicide prevention. infirmary for treatment. problems. You have to hear the inner "way out" for students with problems. It The person also said that if the R.A. According to Dr. John Haney of the voice." is. however, one solution used by program did not exist, there would Mental Health Service at UConn. this "You can see through them by their college-age students almost three times definitely be more suicide attempts at the treatment consists of tests and consulta- actions. They will say that nothing is as much now as in 1966. It is also the school. tions with other doctors as well as being bothering them, but you can tell that number two killer of college-age people, At the Mental Health Service is the put on medication. The medication something is. So 1 suggest to them that I second only to auto accidents. school psychiatrist. consists mainly of antidepressant drugs know something is wrong. They give me known as tricyclics. little bits and pieces and I have to get to Tricyclics are drugs which act on the the truth. I make them sec that their chemicals in the brain to make the problems are not so bad. 1 try to get them depressed person become more at ease to see that their problems arc not unique: with himself and to pull him out of his that they arc shared by a lot of other kids depressed behavior. Hopefully, they will in the school. And it's true. The make him relax enough to be open to the students' problems arc not unique and consultation with doctors. they can be dealt with if they will let me. Sometimes, though. 1 just can't break Blurred vision, constipation, and low through their defenses." blood pressure are some side effects of One other counselor finds it important to the drug. The one drawback, however, is show the depressed person the positive a period of a few days after starting the aspects of his personality. drug in which the patient has the energy, but has not yet lost the desire, to kill "You have to keep their minds off of himself. what they want to do." she said. "You One other problem which exists is the have to find out what it is that set them unwillingness to the students to seek help off and get them to see something they've with problems. They feel that it is a done that's nice. There's no major put-down to their integrity, and hence, formula in talking a person out of suicide. the students generally fear mental health You have to play it by ear." counselors. This explains why one good method of Mark Ballcnbach is a journalism student suicide prevention, the college counselor, and wrote this article for a journalism is virtually unused. Dr. Richard Good- class. 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New York 10022. (212) 752-0600 ~cafowfr\6 Daily Campus Wednesday, April 20 - Saturday, April 30 18 For information, please send to the above address. Performances every evening at 8:15 for Fall 1977 No Sunday performance Name Age Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre Apply: Department of Dramatic Arts Address- The University of Connecticut 121 N. Eagleville City State Tickets: $3.00, $2.50 students -Zip Group rates are available Rd. University Box Office: 429-2912 (USD), or call 429-9384 r »»:'■< ..',M >.■'.' >•■ • '' • Page 6 Connecticut Dally Dunpua Friday, April 22, 1977 Energy plan faces House opposition Lance says energy plan WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House established special machinery to handle President Carter's energy plan Thursday but remblings from both parties made plain the package faces an uphill fight in Congress. Speaker Thomas O'Neill expressed "whole-hearted support" may have $7-15 billion tab for the grand design Carter outlined to Congress Thrusday night, but added: "The only thing I've got to say is he's going to have to WASHINGTON (UPI) — Budget serve Carter wants established. Congress Wednesday night. But give us some help along the line." Director Bert Lance put a rela- That amount would hardly dent he added: "The only thing I've In the Senate. Democratic leader Robert Byrd and Republican tively modest pricetag on Presi- the federal budget, but Capitol got to say is he's going to have to leader Howard Baker disagreed over prospects for passing any dent Carter's controversial na- Hill's reaction to Carter's propo- give us some help along the comprehensive energy conservation package this session. tional energy package Thursday, sals suggests his grand design for line." saying it might cost the govern- enforced energy conservation will The House began setting up Plush tree house violates zoning law ment S7 billion to $15 billion, face tough sledding at any price. special machinery to deal with FLORENCE. Ala. (UPI) — Jamie Ray. 12. is the envy of every total, through 1985; Republicans began zeroing in on Carter's proposals, and antici- youngster in his neighborhood in this northwest Alabama city. It was the first official estimate the hard-hitting unpopular taxa- pated Republican counterpropos- He's the proud but distraught owner of a tree house with a of what the plan might add to tion features and the uneven als by establishing a bipartisan shingled roof, glass windows and a carpeted floor. federal spending, and Lance said economic impact on various geo- "ad hoc Committee on Energy" Jamie's anxiety stems from a ruling by the admittedly he expected about $1.2 billion to graphic regions. Some Demo- to coordinate the work of commit- sympathetic Florence Building Inspections Department. The $2.6 billion of that expense would crats did the same, and even the tees with jurisdiction over various department has decided the tree house is indeed a structure fit for occur in the fiscal year that begins favorable comments had the flav- parts of the package. human habitation, so it must meet city zoning ordinances. in October. or of faint praise. In the Senate, Democratic leader Measuring 8-by-IO-fect. the tree house is mounted in an oak in a A Treasury official said most of House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Robert Byrd said he would make shady, quiet, residential section. But it doesn't stand at least 20 the $7 billion to $15 billion would professed "wholehearted" sup- passage of some sort of energy fed from a city street so it's in violation of a zoning ordinance. be spent stockpiling the billion- port for the program Carter bill based on Carter's proposals barrel emergency crude oil re-. outlined in a televised address to top priority for this session. Cost of living increases in March WASHINGTON (UPI) — Higher prices for transportation, housing, fresh fruil and coffee boosted the cost of living 0.6 per cent in March, the Labor Department reported Thursday. Based on the first three months of this year, the Consumer Price The Nation Index shot up at a nearly 10 per cent annual rate, compared to the 4.2 percent rate for the final quarter of 1976. The surging inflation along with tax increases cut the average worker's spendable earnings 0.1 per cent from March a year ago. In terms of 1%' dollars, the average worker last month earned $40. H4 a week. 8 cents less than in March. 1976. Watergate rulings will stand Legislator's win ruled a fraud WASHINGTON (UPI) — The sentenced two years ago to serve request, Ehrlichman entered fed- BATON ROUGE. I.a. (UPI) — Rep. Richard Tonry. D-La.. won Supreme Court has voted in 2 '/J to eight year prison terms for eral prison at Safford, Ariz. election to the U.S. House of Representatives by fraud, a state secret not to consider the Water- obstruction of justice, perjury and Ms. Totenberg quoted Supreme district judge ruled Thursday. gate cover-up convictions of conspiracy in the Watergate Court sources as saying the three Judge Melvin Shortest said it is now up to Congress to decide Richard Nixon's three top advis- cover-up. justices who voted to review the what to do about it. ers. National Public Radio report- Haldeman and Mitchell are free cases all were Nixon appointees Tonry called the decision "meaningless." and said he will give ed Thursday. on bond pending their appeals, -Burger and Justices Harry the House Administration Committee evidence of voter fraud by But a final decision on the but on Oct. 28, at his own Blackmun and Lewis Powell. his opponent in the contested election, former New Orleans appeals of John Mitchell, H.R. Councilman James Moreau. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman "I am confidant the committee up here, after seeing both sides, is being held up by Chief Justice Zeppo gives support will decide in my favor." he said. Warren Burger, according to NPR A congressional panel headed by Rep. Mendel Davis. D- S.C.. is reporter Nina Totenberg. investigating the disputed election that led to more than 20 She said the justices at the for Groucho's conservator indictments and other charges of wrongdoing in the Tonry court's weekly secret conference campaign. Friday voted 5 to 3 against SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UPI) — Rafeedie heard additional testi- hearing the appeals. It takes four Grouch Marx' younger brother mony from a former nurse for Union hits proposed postal cut back votes to grant Supreme Court Zeppo said Thursday "it would Marx Thursday morning, then review of a case. kill" the famed comedian if his postponed until 5 p.m. EST WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congressional and union leaders angrily She quoted court sources as long-time companion, Erin Flem- Friday announcing what he in- denounced the Postal Service Thursday for considering reduction saying the other justices were ing, were taken away from him. tends to do to protect the aging of mail deliveries from six to five days a week without getting surprised that Burger had held up "He loves her," Zeppo told Marx. authority from Congress or the White House. the decision. The sources said reporters as he left a courtroom Zeppo Marx and Bert Granet, The protests were triggered by a Postal Service official's letter the chief justice hopes to sway hearing testimony on the former head of Desilu Studios, inviting union leaders to a conference April 24 to consider the John Paul Stevens and Byron appointment of a permanent con- were nominated by attorneys five-day delivery week proposed Monday by the federal White to change their votes and servator, or guardian, for Thursday to serve as temporary Commission on Postal Service. consider the appeals. Groucho, 86. conservators pending outcome of Nixon's three top aides were Superior Court Judge Edward the hearing.

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Tom Chapin, brother of Harry (ihapin, will perform al Komi on Sunday May 1 on the Student Union Mall.

The eomedy team of Edmonds and Curley will perform at the BOG Spring Concert on May 1 .

Peter Finch portrays a network newscaster in the film 'Network'

to be shown starting next Wednesday, April 27 at the College Theatre. Reviewed on page 10. tMiWHUmtuni^liiiiiiliiiiliiiiillliiliiiiililiilliiiiiiiiilllliiliiilll ! Page 8 Connecticut Dally Campos Friday, April 22, 1977 The Place: Shaboo- boogie and party

By MATT LIGHT family." says one mustachioed, around New England several Weekender Staff longhair employe who had started years back, counted Mark and Of the five co-owners of working for "Shaboo" as the Lefty Foster among its members. "Shaboo,'* all are college gradu- parking lot attendant. "Now I do But technique does not a great ates, but not one majored in the sound systems and tend bar. band make, as any Stones freak or business; paranoia about job se- It's what I want to do, but what J. Geils head will tell you. nor curity never struck very deep in the hell. There's nothing I mind does it advance a club like their hearts, and so the graphs, doing here. I did parking lot. I'd "Shaboo." The place has come a ratios and such which are "basic" do it again." long way since the days when it to managing a business were Some of the same sentiment used to be a mill, pulverizing never learned. enters Bruce's voice when he tells grain for folks' daily bread. What Despite that fact, and a low-yield about some of the performers. does "Shaboo" mean? What jukebox that gives five songs for "They're like my brothers, happens when you smoke the only $.25. "Shaboo" is thriving. people like James Montgomery. dried cannabis plant? One sign of their success is the James Cotton...last year, they change in the types of bands that played my brother Gary's wed- they book—from the blues singers ding for free. Or Freddy King," and local boogie-bands offered he grins, spreading his hands as four and five years ago to though to hug Freddy's ghost. big-name groups like Flectwood "Freddy played through 'til like Mac and Weather Report. But. to three-thirty one night and we the owners, a still more pleasing thought the police were gonna benefit attends success-being shut us down or something; we able to turn away acts that might had to pull the plug, and Freddy be profitable but that would threatened to shoot us if we did." certainly be pains--acts like Leslie He chuckles, hitching up his jeans West's group, for example. and slouching back onto the hood When West played "Shaboo" he of his '67 Chevy. was without a drummer, and had "Hell. I'll listen to any kid with a one of his roadies play the drums. guitar, if he's for real into it, if it's "West was a pain on stage. his heart he's expressing, his too--sure, drink twenty beers and soul." says Bruce. "It's not just you can get into their machine- a question of technical ability, music if that's what you want. though you know I was into But when West wanted to play technical ability back when I here again we refused him. we played a lot of guitar. But that's don't want to inflect that on an not the whole story." audience." says Bruce John. Not that the owners can't recog- Burce. his sister Kerry, and his nize technical ability when they brother Gary, are three of Sha- sec it. Burce used to play lead for boo's owners; the other two are a band called (get this) "Nostal- Mark and Lefty Foster. gic Tuba." "The Great Contro- "It's more like being part of the versy." a group that played ing and daring. Plus, being a live States as more and more specta- show, the company will alternate- tors seem to think rugby is a more ly make you shiver in fright, then fast-moving and skill-demanding break into hysterical laughter. sport than American football. If the Madhouse Company asks Next weekend, April 29, 30 and you to follow them into the great May 1 is highlighted by BOG's Amusement: outdoors for a few theatrical Spring Concert featuring TNT demonstrations—follow them, POWERHOUSE, RED, WHITE By GEOFFREY GOLSON LOST" at 8:15 all nights. To- the area and will give you what it'll be worth your while.They will and BLUE [GRASS), TOM Weekender Staff night. Jim Chevalier (knight in you expect from them—good be at Von der Mehden tonight at CHAPIN, EDMONDS and CUR- Well Here it is Spring going trench) will be performing at the music and dancing. SUNDOWN 8:15 for the price of 50 cents. The LEY, and BRAND X. Also next on Summer. There are 15.(XX) SIT'N BULL CAFE. At SHABOO is presenting the group entertainment can't be beat. weekend, don't miss the movie people surrounding you in this get realy for NRBQ, if you missed ODYSSEY for some lively rock 'n The UConn Rugby Football Club, "NETWORK" which will be realm of academia. And you them at McMahon a couple of roll and heavy boogying. who are currently 5-0, will put shown at the College Theatre, know, all those people have weeks ago. God has given you Speaking from experience, if their incredible ledger on the line starting next Wednesday April thought and thought and finally your second chance, don't blow it. you're buzzed and looking for a twice this weekend. They will be 27. at the College Theatre. they came up with a few ideas to JURY'S is coming again with little weird entertainment tonight at Holy Cross Saturday and will enlertain you. LANDRY, MANLY AND check out the "MADHOUSE host Yale here on Sunday at 1:00 Through this weekend at the LANDRY tonight, and Saturday COMPANY OF LONDON". p.m. Rugby is basically a .lorgenscn Theatre is the presen- night, they will present TRIAD. They're an offshoot from Monty European sport, but has begun to tation of "LOVE'S LABOUR'S Both are very familiar groups to Python, but much more disgust- gather popularity in the United SUNDOWN m GAY Come DANCE, DANCE, DANCE to the Rock Vi Roll music of : AWARENESS WEEK ODYSSEY FRL, DISCO MANIA, Puerto Rican History Week Quinnebaug Room of Commons Dance to the Latin Music of Dining Hall, 9:00 pm-1:00 am, La Tipica Ideal DYOD, Admission is $1.00

(J El Conjunto Sat, In Concert: Quiribu vv JADE and SARSPARILLA. Puerto Rican Center S.U. Ballroom, 8:00-10:00 pm, 10-3 am Sat., April 23 Admission: $3 DYOB, Admission is $1.50 I ' : ' I -■

By GEOFFREY GOLSON Weekend Staff It is 4 p.m., on the fading side of a Saturday afternoon. A reasonable hour for a person of your type to wake up to images of bacon and eggs. People like you aim for the Campus Restaurant snuggled between the Storrs Post Office and a vacant building. The Campus Restaurant has endured your type since 1956. and it knows you well. It knows you are bouncing around ideas of egg-foo-yung. Fear not. The Campus Restaurant will quench your insatiable desires. Your sort of person opens the old wooden door, walks down the stairs and can't believe your eyes. In ancient times, it used to be a bowling alley. It still looks like a bowling alley to you. But you know better, you knowit'sa restaurant. You take your twenty-six paces toward the counter and the menu spread all over the wall. Being the indecisive type, the choice befuddles you totally. Whether American classic or Cantonese specialty? But then you've already decided, you want bacon and eggs, regardless of the time of day. Your type of person orders the meal and pays for it with two scrunched up. slimy dollar bills. You're told they will call out your order, when it's ready. You've found your niche in this ancient bowling alley and are passionately petting the flies that land on the blob of ketchup on the corner of the table. No matter. Flies don't bother you. In fact you've always gotten along pretty well with flies. You're that type of person. That's why you're at the Campus Restaurant. A Chinese accent yells out your order: "Pick it up." You understand you have to go up and get your food. The plate is weighed down by a ton of food. Good food. The glory of the Campus Restaurant shines on. A ton of food for a little money. Now ypu know why the Campus Restaurant has been around for 21 years. Another reason why the Campus Restaurant has been around so long is the Chinese cooking. Mrs. Wong cooks it all herself at home then brings it in for impolite, and unappreciative persons like yourself. Sport: Frisbee team masters the 'toy' Softball challenges the media

The UConn Frisbee team is among that The Connecticut Cowboys. WHCN FM Cowboys are Reno DclPinao. and John number of people who take that "toy" radio's softball team, will play the Ratigan. Both are UConn graduates. seriously. The Club has been playing Wheeler B-Beavers on Sunday, May 1 at Following their clash with the Beavers, Ultimate Frisbee for three years now, and the graduate field. The scheduled the Cowboys will face Chanel 3 TV. has risen from obscure beginnings to one gametime is 2 p.m. Chanel 30 TV. WPLR-FM radio, and of i.ixtecn teams invited to this year's WHCN disc-jockeys in the starting line CPTV. When asked of his prospects for Eastern National Ultimate Frisbee up will include Coach Jim Shanahan. the coming year. Coach Shanahan said: Championships. momentum to face the championships Mike Kirvan, Stu Kaufperson. and John "We're ready to tear up the media Before the championships however, and promise to render any spectators Labella. The rest of the line-up will league." UConn has one more home game— breathless with feats of skill. consist of salesmen and record company The Ruggers facing Yale Bulldogs, will against Rutgers, last year's champs. On any Spring weekend you can witness representatives. be hoping to avenge a loss suffered last UConn edged the Scarlet Knights last the non-professionals of the frisbee sport Merv Amols. representing Capitol Re- Fall. The game will be played on the field October 24-22 and Rutgers definitely tossing around a disc anywhere on cords, will get the nod for starting next to the Graduate Center and a wants revenge. The challenge will occur campus. Although the frisbee has its pitcher. The fifty-six year old pitcher has spirited contest is anticipated since there at 11:00 on the Physical Sciences Field on roots in the toy department, it has rapidly compiled a 25-10 record over the last will be free beer for anyone on the Sunday. Both teams will build up their grown to be a respected sport. three years. Featured sluggers for the sidelines. ooos9»»so9«ooooacccooeco90os ATHENS RESTAURANT and LOUNGE W mamrs Rie. 32. Eaglcvillc Formerly Spirit's 429-6427 Delicious Pizzas, Grinders, Sandwiches

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FRIDAY, APRIL 22 FRL LAINDRY, MAMA. & lAIMDKY VDM 8M5 $.50 SAT. TRIAD Tickets on sole April 18, 314 Commons. W cor<>r after 9:.W DON'T MISS IT! KnU'rUiiiiiiit'iil p\«*n Sun. and MOM. in ili«> "Sniio"" Biir ^ • » . • . l!ttl ■■ "• Page 10 Connecticut Dally Campos Friday, April 22, 197* Moviegoer: late Show' just ain't cool enough

By GEORGE DUCACH Carney, represents what Bogart's char- humorous and her potential for dramatic superbly from the clothes he wears to the Weekender Staff acter may have been like in today's acting shows itself in some scenes. But way he says his words what it's like to be Detective stories just aren't what they society: old, unconvincing, and out of overall her performance can be summed a Charlie Hatter. used to be. Perhaps, the blame can be place. up by uncommitted shrug of the should- put on television. Our minds have been Lily Tomlin is not very impressive in her ers. "The Late Show" is not a failure. There bombarded by so many "cool" charac- role as Margo, the ex-hippie, scattered- In contrast to Tomlin, Bill Macy's is some suspense in the plot and your ters, slick plots, and ingenious ways to brained woman whose case Wells decides performance as a despicalbe and two-bit curiosity will be aroused as the story commit murder that nothing seems to take. She shows the same qualities informer is commendable. Macy is well unfolds. Stereotypes are avoided which thrilling anymore. that brought her fame when she appeared known to many as Walter, the character adds some "novelty" to the movie. "The Late Show," despite some fine in T.V.'s "Laugh-In" a few years ago. he plays on the T.V. show "Maude." He Carney and Macy are interesting and acting by Art Carney, is probably a victim She has a deft ability to pronounce words plays Charlie Hatter, who represents compliment each other well. Tomlin's of the television era. The thrill of the at an incredible speed, but we all know someone the audience can hate but also role perhaps justifies whatever is lacking. "old days" when Bogart used to rule the that. Somehow we expect something feel sorry for. He is a failure who has The only serious objection is the inability screen is just not there. In fact, Ira different from her on the screen, and it's been looking for that one big chance to to move the audience. Wells, the aging detective portrayed by not there. Some of her lines are make the "big bucks." Macy shows us Let's face it, Bogart is Bogart. 'Network' - a warning to you boob tubers

By JOHN HILL 01 his performance, much of the credit for making the movie executives .cannot get him off the air because the If you ever wondered if you watched too much work goes to Faye Dunaway, who as Diana Christensen, corporation wants him on, and the network begins its television, or if the only danger presented by the is the epitomy of the "television generation," of the slide downward. television set came from the x-rays emmitted from the 1950's. screen. "Network" will make you want to destroy the Her entire life revolves around television. And while Dunaway and Finch are quite ably backed up by set. she seems just an hyperbole, exagerrated beyond all William Holden, who protrays Max Shumacher, the Faddy Chayfesky, who won an academy Award for his reality, she is also a warning to the counless people who president of the news division and Beale's boss. screenplay in the 1971 movie "Hospital", has set his watch the "boob-tube" more and more ofter. One may Schumacher and Christensen are the opposite ends of the satirical sights on the quintessential American institu- be inclined to reject her as outrageous, the countless spectrum of UBS. Shcumacher is the hard-bitten old tion, television. reports of declining SAT scores and reading and writing school realist. Raise on World War II war reporting, a He does this through his two main characters, who abilities. It is at this point tha "Network" ceases to print jounalist in a non-print medium, he is about to be happened to win Academy Awards for their perfor- amuse you and begins to frighten you. replaced by the television generation of Diana Christen- mances; Fayc Dunaway as Diana Christensen. the "mad Christensen builds UBS's new rise to television sens. The attempt to reconciel the two worlds in the programmer" of Universal Baordcasting System; and preeminence on the shoulders of Beale's "I'm mad as office fails and is set off beautifully by the affair between peter Finch as the quite-possibly-not-so-mad anchorman hell and I'm not going to take it anymore!" gospel. As Christensen and Schumacher, which provides the film of the UBS Evening News. Beale's ratings rise so does Christensen's status in the with its finest moments, surpossing even Finch's raving The film starts on its nightmarish way with the network power structure. Sensing a good thing the Beale. now-famous announcement by Howard Beale that he will corporation that owns UBS decides to use Beale and his kill himself on the six o'clock news in a week. "That popularity to spread a "corporate gospel." Beale's show Network is the american dream on a rampage, it is an ought to give them enough time to publicize it," he has risen to the number one program on the air, but intellectual horror movie, with the Frankenstein mon- muses to his audience. when he changes his pitch from the angry individual to ster, a business and not a robot, and maybe it is a While Finch has gotten a lot of well-deserved praise for the corporate preacher, his rating begin to fall. The UBS warning too.

9:00 on channel 2. they plan to invade New York a half hour Some intriguing police work can be earlier as Monty Python troupe members viewed at 10 on channels 4 and 10 as Eric Idle and Neil Innes are featured at QUINCY, a police pathologist played by 11:30 on SATURDAY NIGHT telecast on Jack Klugman, does some interesting channels 4 and 10. Tube view: sleuthing amidst the cadavers to come up If you can get channel 36 you can catch with the overlooked clues. the Python troupe in their natural By JOHN GLORIA oasis and TV is no exception. JACQUES MARY TYLER MOORE kicks off prime element Sunday night on MONTY Weekender Staff COUSTEAU leads prime time tonight on time on Saturday night with one of the PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS at 7:30. It looks like its going to be a long, lean channel 3 with a documentary about the many repeats to come. Don't worry about If you like con artistry, switch the weekend for TV movie fans. The octopus, offering some relief from the missing this one. In three years they'll be channel to CBS at 9:00 on Sunday to sometimes outlaw, sometimes lawman sit-com syndrome. For those of you who showing them three times a day until the SWITCH. Robert Wagner and Eddie played by Clint Eastwood in "A Fistful! of follow international politics and believe tapes disintegrate. You can catch Mary Albert usually have some sophisticated Dollars" offers some good western there is some underhanded play at work, and the WJM News Room staff of shell game or set up coming down. viewing on Sunday. Until then we'll have a documentary which explores the poss- channel 6, Twin Cities on channel 3, Pete and Mac are going to have a tough to survive the great American desert of ibility that the U-2 plane that was "shot" Hartford. competitor on the ABC Sunday night as TV viewing, still one of our country's down over Russia, was actually downed It's getting near midnight and the Clint Eastwood is on the prowl again in A biggest waste lands. by a bomb planted on board is scheduled British are coming again just like they did FISTFULL OF DOLLARS, the movie But even the dryest deserts have an on DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE at over 200 years ago this month. This time highlight this weekend.

PANCAKE HAPPY HOUR 4-7 BREAKFAST cTWaqsfield ^five -in INT 31 & 32 228 Stafford Rd.. Willimantic.Conn. .75 pitcher Morgan House Darts—Movies Towers FR1 SAT SUN SHOWTIME 8:00 Fri. & Sat. "Pilgrim" S1.25 The Dirtiest Harry of them al1 All You Con Eat returns THE ENFORCER 1st Annual Sat., April 23 PLUS Strawberry, BURT REYNOLDS. Dart Tournament Blueberry, Choc. May 2- 8 pm -w^ Chip, G Regular "GJMOir Bring this ad to our Box Office. Driver of vour car enters FREE Applications available at PUB FREE DRINKS! FLEA MARKET EVERY SUNDAY _ ISo entry fee—Cash prizes "ATERRIFICALLY Murder On The Orient Express ENTERUININC PARAMOUNT PCTURES COV0M1DN WHODUNIT!" M ASSOCIATION WTH NAT COHEN PRESENTS —Vincent Canby » JOHN BRASOUe* New Vork Times BCMAR0G000WNPD00UCION Sat. April 23 7pm & 9:30pm AUIIA cmimrs 'MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS' 50' VDM [PGl I I l I I I I I I • > I • > Friday, April 22, 1977 Connecticut Dally Campus Page 11 Thai general executed after coup fails BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI)—A Thai general implicated in a botched coup attempt was executed at noon Thursday by machinegunners who First ripped his rank insignias from his The World uniform, government sources said. The sources said Gen. Chalard Iranyasiriwas taken blindfolded before his executioners after prime minister Tanin Kraivixien, his cabinet and the 24-man military junta decreed the death sentence without a trial. Before Chalard was mowed down the executioners ripped from Zaire blasts USSR as enemy his tunic the insignias of his military rank, the sources said.

Soviet press criticizes Carter KINSHASA. Zaire (UPI) — Pres- traditional bark skirts and ornate fighting." one diplomat siad. ident Mobutu Sese Seko Thurs- headdresses and toting bows and The source said the invaders MOSCOW (UPI)—The Soviet press, in its first personal attack day branded the Soviet Union arrows, but no rifles. The "have a supernatural fear of the on President Carter, Thursday accused him of sidestepping the Zaire's "No. 1 enemy" and broke four-foot-tall Pygmies, who have Pygmies" and that reports from "demagogic promises" to black voters that won him the 1976 off Zaire's education exchange become fold heroes in Zaire since the front said the invaders had election. program with Moscow. A force of it was announced they had joined begun putting good-luck charms "Having secured—thanks to his demagogic promises—90 per 300 Pygmy worriors armed with Zaire and Moroccan troops in on their rifles to ward off evil cent of the Negro votes and won the presidency, J. Carter has poisoned darts and bows and their Shaba Province counter- spirits. geared his economic strategy to meeting the interests of the arrows was airlifted to the front. offensive, have thrown fear into biggest monopolies which are well represented in his administra- Diplomatic sources said the the supersitutious rebel forces, Mobutu, in comments released tion," the Communist party newspaper Pravda said. additional 300 Pygmy reinforce- diplomatic sources Said. Thursday, said Moscow's large The official Soviet press had carefully avoided even the hint of a ments passed through Kinshasa embassy in Kinshasa had "never personal attack on Carter since his inauguration three months en route to the fighting against "Militarily and psychologically contributed anything to the dev- ago, but the Pravda commentary ended the honeymoon and came Shaba Province invaders. The it was a master stroke by Mobutu elopment of our country, even to out swinging. sources said they were dressed in to introduce the Pygmies into the the value of a field of peanuts." Earthquakes rock Pacific islands PORT MORESBY. Papua New Guinea (UPI) — A string of three strong earth quakes followed by aftershocks rocked the Solomoi. Islands area of the South Pacific Thrusday, causing some injuries Martial law called in Pakistan and damage in Guadalcanal, scientists said. Observatory spokesmen in Papua New Guinea, 500 miles east of ■ ISLAMABAD. Pakistan (UPI)— since the March 7 elections. mediately confirm the report. the Solomons, said radio reports from the volcanic island group Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhut- An announcement by govern- Karachi has been paraly/ed reported "some injuries inHonaire," the main city on the island to Thursday declared martial law ment-controlled Radio Pakistan since Wednesday by a wave of of Guadalcanal in three of Pakistan's biggest said martial law was declared in strikes and clashes and the gov- They also said there was damage to a fuel installation at the cities in a new crackdown on Karachi—the nation's largest city ernment sent in army troops in international airport on Guadalcanal. The extent of the damage antigovernment rioting that has —and in Hyderabad and Lahore. battle gear early Thursday to and injuries was unknown. spread throughout the country Government officials did not im- enforce a curfew. Hospital spokesman said fighting between supporters and opponents of Bhutto in the port city of 4 million had killed 12 persons and injured 101. A curfew was also imposed in Hyderabad. 100 miles north of Karachi. In Sukkur. a city 340 miles from Karachi, opposition sources said police Thursday opened fire on a crowd that tried to set fire to a bank. A "large number" of persons were injured, the sources said. Israel celebrates 30th year as state; amid Arab protest

TEL AVIV. Israel (UPI)—Israel entered its 30th year as a Jewish state Thursday saying it "works and prays for peace." but Arab youths burned tires and hurled rocks to protest Israel's 10-year :-';•/; occupation of the West Bank. Israeli troops fired volleys of teargas grenades to disperse crowds of Arab youths who hurled rocks at them and set up barri- cades ol burning tires in the West Bank towns of Nablus. Ramallah and Kalandria. military sources said. Authorities closed four high schools in Nablus. the largest city on the West Bank, but other occupied areas were reported to be calm. Prime Minister Yit/ak Rabin, in one of his final official acts before taking a leave of absence Friday, issued a statement marking Is- rael's 29th year of independence and saying: "We work and pray for peace even as we must continue to defend ourselves until peace with security is achieved. "We do so in the awareness that only a strong Israel will yet convince our neighbors that nego- tiations, not war. is as imperative for their future good as it is for ours." Four squadrons of delta-winged Kfir jets streaked at 2.000 feet across Israel's grey cities. The theme of this year's independence day celebrations was the 10th anniversary of the byob unification of Jerusalem in the 1967 Middle East war. Hundreds of thousands of IDs REQUIRED Israelis crowded into national 7*\ parks from the coast to the hills around Jerusalem to observe the holiday under bright and cloud- "SET* l.li.lt.ltltll less skies. Page 12 Connecticut Dally Campus Friday, April 22, 1977 Experts hail Carter's plan The Nation

By United Press International Britain's Energy Department Few French newspapers com- President Carter's energy con- said, "The fact that the president mented on the Carter plans, but servation package was hailed of the world's richest nation is Le Monde pointed out it was the Arms debate starts; Thursday by energy experts taking conservation so seriously second time since 1969 that a new around the world who said they will enhance the importance of U.S. president began his adminis- hoped it would spark similar energy saving and development tration by demanding austerity. B-l opposition seen belt-tightenings all over the programs in other countries." world. "Within the lapse of eight Washington (UPI)—The House plane. The European Common Mar- "The U.S.A. is easily the years, under quite different aus- opened debate Thursday on a The Ford administration pro- ket's energy chief, Guido Brunner biggest consumer of energy and if pices, the first initiatives of a $35.9 billion weapons procure- posed building eight of the new- of West Germany, said in Brus- it is able to achieve the energy president elect, Richard Nixon ments authorization, with no ser- generation bombers. The Bl is sels he hoped to unveil in June an conservation program... the en- and Jimmy Carter, claim them- ious challenge expected to letting envisioned as an eventual re- energy conservation program for ergy outlook for the rest of the selves to be inspired by a spirit of President Carter keep his options placement for the B52 strategic Europe similar to Carter's. world will be brighter." restriction." it said. open on limited production of the bomber force, but opponents Bl bomber. argue it is not needed with House leaders put off until developments such as the lower- Cuba relations Friday any votes on specific priced cruise missile just around programs in the bill. Congres- the corner. sional sources said opponents of Congressional sources said Bl the costly Bl program had been opponents among the Democratic US affairs office considered majority in the House agreed to prevailed upon not to seek its elimination from the bill. forego any effort to strike the WASHINGTON (UPI)—The ing improved relations with Cuba. March between a U.S. delegation Carter, who said during his plane authorization from the bill. State Department said Thursday "A number of options have and headed by Assistant Secretary of presidential campaign last year The bill approved by the House the administration is considering will be considered. This is one of State Terence Todman and a he did not favor production of the Armed Services Committee was setting up a U.S. interest section them." Carter said in response to Cuban group led by Vice Foreign bomber, now has taken the about $60.8 million more than the in Havana, but has not consulted questions on reports that such a Minister Pelegrin Torras. position that he will wait until administration asked in its budget with Cuba on the matter. decision already has been made. later this spring to decide—in proposals, and kept about $2.5 Department spokesman Hod- Carter also said neither date nor Carter said "it is logical to part to see how strategic arms billion of the $2.8 billion Carter ding Carter III made clear, how- place has been fixed for the assume" that in the next round of limitation negotiations with the wants removed from President ever, that establishment of such second round of direct U.S.— talks the American delegation will Russians work out. Ford's budget. an office—presumably in the Cuban talks on fishing and mari- again be headed by Todman, a The bill includes a Carter But the House bill would Swiss embassy, which handles time boundaries. career diplomat who holds the budget proposal that would allow restore some cuts Carter seeks in U.S. affairs there—is one of the The first round of fishing talks administration's top position for productionof five of the bombers at aircraft production rates, making administration's options in seek- was held in New York in late Latin American policy. cost of $1.1 billion in fiscal 1978, up the difference by reducing Classifieds should he decide in favor of the research programs.

Datsuo 2402 New paint AM-FM Kawasaki 350, Excellent Condition, CAPE COD: Responsible female Haagen Doz Ice Cream $1.19 /pt.. Apt. to sublease for summer Willing- cassette, vinyi root, racing dam, many must sell soon $500 - B.O. also roomate needed to live in house with Yogurt Bars .30, Alta-Dena Yogurt ton Oaks option to lease for fall. extras Must sell. $3100 or best offer. Cardinale 10 speed suntour der- four other girls in South Chatham .63, Home-made breads, on Friday, Dishwasher, two bedrooms. Call Rnhd«fi4i?«i allleurs $65/BO Call Bob 486-4325. Memorial day-Labor day. $400. Call Nik's Roasted Nut Mix $1.19 /lb.. 429-5753. ______' 429-2847. Sunflower Seeds, 1.00/lb., Deaf Smith Peanut Butter $1.04 /lb., LOST: Brown aviator framed glasses Erewhon Crunchy $1.00/lb. CHAM- Green and blue striped cloth case. SUMMER SUBLET Woodhaven 3 . _ House for sublet - 2 roomates needed. u PLION'S GENERAL STORE, Between Watson Hall and Arjona. person occupancy, pool, heat, hot Interested In Community Action? Country setting, large kitchen, own EAGLEVILLE AREA RT. 275. Call Debbie 429-5207 Reward. water Ready May 21 May rent free. Off-campus work-study posrtloni for room. Garden space, garage and 19 77 Ren. negotiable. Call 429-8021. "•""]•'■ A are available with he cellar, Call 423-6672 or 429-9345. ■ Windham Area Community Action Summer Sublet: Mt. Hope Apts. with Rm. 216 Holcomb, $62.50/mo. Call NEW LONDON sublet needed for ' Program in the Danielson- option to lease In fall. Two bedrooms. leave message. summer (May 16-Sept. 1). Interested Tired of paying too much on Auto vvtlltmantic areas. Call Student Available June 1st. Rent negotiable. in sharing apartment, preferably with Insurance. Call Tom Lobo before Emp|0yment. 486-3474 or WACAP, Call 429-5755 after 5. other students Call 429-2144 bet paying again For low rates. 742-8647, 744_040o. ween 5 and 7 pm. Keep trying. 423-1001.642-7125. Summer Sublet: Willlngton Oaks Anyone wishing to run for a position Apts. Spacious 2 room Apt. less than on UConnPIRG Board should submit Celebrate Spring safer more efficienct Female roommate wanted to share 2 LOST: Brown leather walled, "Mike" 2 miles from campus. Partially name and phone number by Wed. driving Storrs Texaco offers Spring bedroom Knollwood Apt starting this stamped on front. Vicinity of Physics furnished; dishwasher; paneled base- April 20th SU RM 302. Special tune-ups (free estimates), fall-Spring 78 429-9893. Christine, Building or Field House. Call Mike ment $170/mo. 429-5407. brake jobs, 487-1231. stop in. Wheeler 429-9031 Rm. 419 REWARD!

Single room available for summer, SUMMER SUBLET 8 KNOLLWOOD n^TwcVoBBIBW(CBftnuu'l^ work, learn in Hartford through 2 bedroom apt. WALDEN, Pool, Full partly furnished wall to wall carpet, ACRES 8 Wanna live close? ('/4 ml.), volunleersto discuaa thaiexoer UConn"s Urban Semester Program. kitchen, 1% baths, full carpeting for swimming pond, 3/4 mi. south of CHEAP (2 bdrms, $170/mo. includes heck ui Rm 3 3/3 6 w d 9ubiet May IS AU 3 May FREE campus on Rt. 195. Quiet. Call John everything), Convenient (Laundry Barba-a^ssrcSjSsrsssri 429 2368 °Hall/call» °486-3631, 8:30 ° to 4:30.° °° 429-5011. - ° ° after 5. 429-7192. facilities). 429-6777. Activities

r .IOIO Conies; All UvJonn otuUunU Women s Writers Collective meets Psychology Club: Do ghosts exist? Do Lost'Thursday during Hollister party, eligible and welcome regardless of WORKSTUDY STUDENTS NEEDED every Thursday 6 30 to 8:30, Hauntings really Happen? Slide i.ght brown pocketbook. irreplaceable photographing experience. B/W summer & Fall at child labs. Word Women s Center All interested presentation by Joyce Batey. Mon personal items If found call 429-3810. prints Rules: Rhotopool SUB 215. with infants, toddlers, preschoolers or women welcome April 25. SU 218 7:30pm. no questions asked schoolage children Training provided Call 486-2865 H" .-. Bag Rap April 26. 12 noon POLTERGIEST and GHOSTS Monday Women's Center The question of night April 25th 7:30 pm. SU 218 HEALTH LECTURE: Tues. April 26, Abortion Sponsored by Health FREE 1977 "Heart Conditions in Youth" by Middle East lecture: "From Caste- Colloclive Gerald O'Brien. MD. Rm 217, Storrs Class In Middle Eastern Cities," Prof. Rent Wanted: Four students, 1 dog and 1 cat, looking for a house or apt. CAFE RACER' Yes UConn is finally Ha" 4'5Pm Abu-Lughod, Northwestern Univ., in house for fall, close to UCONN, MEDIEVAL DANCING -LIVE MUSIC gelling a performance oriented Monday, April 25, 3 PM. Lounge, willing to sublease during summer If Friday April 22, 7:30pm motorcycle club All welcome First Work Study summer positions availa- International Center (House). necessary, willing to move in with Congregational Church Parish House Meeting. Monday 25th 7:30 at SU. ble at YGGDRASIL. A variety of MESG/lnst. Urban Research. others. Call 429-2144. Auditorium North Eagleville Rd All 102 or contact Buz* 429-9508 experences available, times flexible to Welcome evenings your schedule For info, call 486-4737. _, JEWISH STUDIES Personals Rides Courses in English ((•pen to Freshmen with permission) OhWOWMikey! E.S. and the Thugs Gary. Northern N.J via Garden State Chris, Boston College, Newton Mass. Fall 77 are still my favorit group! How about Prkwy. 429-2316, Fri 1:30 429-4359, Fri. 12:00 you schnookie-pie? P.S. I feel Thursday-less without you! Sholom Aleichcm and the Yiddish Literary Tradition. Janet. NYC 456-0620, Thurs. Bill, Providence R.I., 486-2703, Every To my golden eyed lovely: Be my 4:00pm Hebrew 298-01. Monday evenings. 7-10 p.m.. Mr. partner and we'll dance til the sun Fri Goldsmith. rises in the morning sky. Your true blue. Torry. Greenwich, 487-1172. Fri. 2:00 Jody, Rt 128 Mass. .429-7274, Fri. Male-Female Relationships in the Bible, Hebrew To my DEAR Hoobie-doobie, heebie- 1:30 298-02. Wednesday evenings. 7-10 p.m.. Mr. Cohen. jeebie friend: Don't spend too much 423-5086 Fri time looking out of Coventry windows. ™r„noon Butch, To a wonderfull roomie and a Lori, North Haven, 429-3886, Fri 3:0T LEARN HEBREW special friend, have a happy 19th' Sticks Jim New Haven 429-2000 Fri 1:00 Beginning Hebrew The language of the Bible Ann, Worcester, Mass, 429-3886, Marge, if all else fails, there's always Fri. 2:30 Heb. 151-01 MWF 12. F 11 and of modern Israel the convent! Happy Birthday. Love, _. _ Blossom Charlotte Boston 429-7394 Fri. at 2 Heb. 151-02 MWF 1. F II \ pm Heb. 151-03 TuTh 1:30-3:30 Happy 19th Sister Margeret Mary" Jim, California or midwest, 429-4137, Elizabeth with your sexy Irish legs. end of year. Continuing Hebrew bieve Milford 429-6519 Thurs. 3:45 Love, Us. Heb. 153-01 TuTh 9-11 Fall 77 Kim-unfortunately, time and work has

kept us from meeting, perhaps McM Rjde: Brandeis. Braintree. 4/22 - Joel, Poughkeepsie NY. -Rt 84 Advanced Hebrew Courses weekend can change that. leaving 2:30. 742-8969 or 486-4416. Fri. 10pm Heb. 251-01 MWF 10 Friday, April 22, 1977 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 13 Classifieds

Apt. for rent. Woodhaven. JUNE GPADS: Life Ins ance Sales FOR SALE: 5x7 view camera and lens Walden Apt. to sublet IO. summer. Female roommate wanted to share June-August Rent Negotiable. and Marketing Trainee.$2 Billion plus other items. AM —FM car radio, Month of May free. With option to Woodhaven Apt. for summer, with 429-1007; Financial Corporation with offices in fits in dash. Allen 742-6641, 742-9045 renew lease in Sept. Pool. Air option for 1977-78 school year. Own Summer Sublet Walden Apts. central Connecticut offers career conditioning. Dishwasher. Disposal, room. Pool privileges at Walden Apts. Roommate(s) wanted, share furnished beautiful view, 1 bedroom, you'll love opportunity providing unlimited w/w carpeting. Please call 429-3438. Call 429-2098. 3-bedroom townhouse in reconverted it! Call Chris or Sue at 429-1298. advancement and income potential for church 4 miles from UConn In Female Roommate wanted to share intelligent, ambitious individual. Our Summer Sublet-2 bedroom apt. Coventry. Rent negotiable, utilities apartment with 3 women for summer Management Development Program within 1 mile from campus available included. 742-8183. with option for fall $68.75 871-0334. MALE ROOMMATES NEEDED: for provides you will all the tools, starting May 23. Carriage House. summer and fall. Carriage House outstanding compensation and 80 cubic foot aluminum cylinder Rent negotiable. Call 429-3828. Apartment for rent - summer, renewal Apts. 1 mile from campus. Call excellent benefit package. If you w/decor custom Pac, scuba-Pro Mark of lease in fall if desired, cheap, near 429-3267 after 7 pm. desire an interview with a company that can give you a financially and V reg. 2 years old. Must sell $250 or campus. Call after 7:00 429-7381. best offer. For sale also, scuba GET A LOAD OF THIS! Sublet yuour K iwood KR-6400 Receiver. 45 watts emotionally rewarding future, call accessories. Call 429-7111, ask for PJ own lovely KNOLLWOOjD ACRES RMS. 0.3 THD. Under warranty. Mr Dunphy at 1-828-0519. FEMALE needs room for summer, APT. Only to mile from campus. 2 Must sell BO. Rick 429-2744. reasonable walking distance from Dance your all off at FACES T-shirts SUBLET: Carriage House apts $150 bedrooms, laundry facilities, great campus, Boarding, sharing apt with Summer Sublet- Woodhaven 2 bed- on sale now. Only $3.50. See Joel, per month. 1 mile to campus. Fall garden only footsteps from your front other females preferred. 429-7841. Wright A 208, 429-6366 option to rent. Call 429-8707. door. Call Terry, 429-7955 room - rent negotiable. Pool priv- FOUND set of keys, possibly belong- ileges, Call evenings 429-3790. FREE: ADORABLE PUPPIES, cross ing to a steward, in South Campus last FOR SALE: Luggage rack & padded Two female roommates needed for Saturday On a ring with a nail Summer Sublet Carriage House May- between Labrador and Norwegian Elk sissy bar front tire, and or roll bar for Fall. Only 1 mile from campus. Call Jipper Call Les at 429-2803 Aug fully furnished, new paint, quiet Hound. Great combination. Call Honda 750, cheap. Box 188 Storrs, CT Jan 429-0626 Keep trying. neighbors, rent negotiable, option-re- 423-3597. 06268. JOYLE: Return the funnelator or newal 429-3917, bonus: case Heine- 2 bedroom apt. for rent Woodhaven. vou're duck. ken. Sublet Walden Apt. 2 bedrooms, Stolen from Belden Hall second floor $175/month 429-7854. dishwasher. 114 bath, pool Rent English |ournal David Harribon. RENT A HOUSE INSTEAD! Awareness Week: Wheelchair Road negotiable. Call 429-7511 after 5 pm. Please return to SU Control Desk or Summer Sublet: Woodhaven private Coventry, furnished, two bedrooms, Rafly 4/11 - 4/15, Commons 10 a.m., 429-4181 balcony, top floor, extremely sunny. lake privileges. Available June. July watch football Huskies, Rav Patterson Sublet Walden Apt. for the summer, and August $200/month includes defend their #1 titles. Wanted Used car. Standard. Prefer Two bedrooms,Swimming pool. utilities. Call 742-7652 71-73 Toyota Will consider others. WALDEN SUMMER SUBLET: 2 bed- Beautiful View from 3rd floor. Call Express yourslef! Your favorita-photo Must be mechanically sound. Will pay room apt. from mid-May - summer. . arnatunal Festival ...HI Costume turned into your very own stationary 429-9226. cash Call Steve 456-1624 after 8pm. $155.00/mo. furnished. All utilities Show Sunday April 24. 2-6 pm SUB to say what you mean Call Stelcar Luxurious Carriage House Apt. to except electricity. Pool. Call 429-0024 Admission $ 50 Tickets: April 20-22 Studios. 568-8680 sublet for summer with option to Wanted: Cat lover staying in area or 429-5171. May-June care for my female spayed, SU lobby 10-2 pm and at door renew lease in fall. Includes spacious Sponsored by ISA and C.F I bar and other attractive features, easy indoor cat. Payment negotiable. Call Summer Sublet-Woodhaven. Private Sublet: Carriage House Apts. Close to balcony, top floor Extremely Sunny. walk to campus. Call 429-7763. 429-1187 evenings. campus, some extras available. Op- Available may 23. Rent negotiable. For Sale: Scuba Gear-standard steel tion to lease in fall. Call 429-8184 Wanted: A DEAR friend to share Call around 5 or after 10:00. 429-4188. cylinder, 72 cubic foor w/decor Summer Sublet-Knollwood Apts. between 5:30 and 7:00 Coventry Lake's backward lifeguard custom pac and scuba Pro Mark V Within walking distance to campus. reg. in excellent condition. Must see stand. Please bring your own fudge For Sale 1970 Duster, 318 V-8, Rent very negotiable Call Barb, ripple ice cream. Sorry, but I want to asking for $200 or best offer. Call 1972 Formula 350 Firebird. A really 429-3118. Lisa or Kathy 429-2683 3-speed on floor, busket seats, good 429-7111, ask for P.J. sharp car withMANY extras for $2300 save $2 00 towards a mini-vacation. condition $700 or best offer Call John or trade for good van. 429-2402 We are a coed Softball team looking at 429-7050 Leave message Summer Sublet 3 bedroom house by Apartment to sublet: Barbara Manor for other teams to play this summer, Chucks, two roomates wanted, singles from May 19 to Aug. 31. Fully EUROPE via ►'an Am 707. Less than drink beer and have a good time. Call For Sale Regngerator. about 21 available Good land with pond Rent furnished Call 429-5454 after 4:00. half economy fare. Call toll free 487-0566. ( nches Ideal for dorm room $65. Call negotiable 429-6614 or 429-8420 (o-9pm) 800-325-4867 or see your Maureen 429-2485 Summer Session Roommate needed to travel agent. 60-day advance FOR SALE REFRIGERATOR 1 bedroom apt. to sublet. Option to share Coventry house. Rent $57.50 payment required. UniTravel Summer Sublet at Knollwood Apts. 2 "Indesit" 5 5 Cubic let., one year old, lease in fall. Walden. Available May per month Call Tina 742-6783 C h arters. bedrooms, private backyard $170/mo Price $125 00 Ask for Irving. 15. Pool privledges. Rent negotiable. or best otter 429-0231 486-3549 or come to Batterson D DESPERATELY NEED any type of Call 429-3059. Wanted: Female roommate for car in the $100-300 range. Doesn't summer and/or fall. Non-smoker Sublet: Sunny 1 bedroom Woodhaven have to look nice, but it has to be in 1975 Vega. 4 speed, 25,000 miles, ATTRACTIVE GIRLS: Needed for clean quiet Maplewood Apts. 2Vi Apt. Available May with option $170 decent running condition. Call 429- roofrack. extra snow tires, underrat- Photographic models. Not too much miles from campus. $54/month plus Call 429-5665 after 6 2144. Leave message. ing Original owner must sell. Call money involved but It's a great way to utilities-furnished Call 429-6640 after 6 Tom at 429-6873 Any musicians who want to jam for a start your portfolio. Coventry LOST: Men's Black Wallet in Univer- free coffeehouse on Friday, April 15, Wedding Specialists. 742-8569. sity Plaza or jungle, initials M.L. WANTED: Night runner for CDC oi. Call Pixie at 486-4708. Room and bath in private home near papers: REWARD call 429-2000, ask Tu-Thu Paid position, no experience UConn. Share kitchen and garden No for Margus. 2 Female roommates wanted for necessary Car an essential Call Ken For Sale: 3/8" sharkskin wetsult, cigarettes and able to take responsi- summer and/or fall '77 to share large Horehk 429-0006 or CDC 429-9384 w/hood. Zippers are good. Also bility of home for periods during Waterbed tor rent with summer bedroom at Willington Oaks. 1 '/i summer 429-4864. Keep trying. weightbelt and 17 lbs. lead. Deb- miles from campus. $185 month. Call sublet in beautifully furnished Wood- SUMMER SUBLET: Private room 487-0198. haven end apt No neighbors. Balcony with kitchen and bath. 3/4 mile easy Kim at 429-8084 FOR SALE: Ladies 3 speed Raleigh full sun, looks out on woods, eas\ walk to campus Furnished Call Apt sublet Walden 2 bedroom, 2 bicycle in excellent condition. $60. walk to campus. Call 487-0359. Monica 429-8872. bath, Pool, Option to lease in fall it's free. The Army Tour Band concert Call 487-1210 Rent negotiable. Will switch phone at Jorgensen. at 8:15 pm Monday Found: Several 10 speed bicycles Four bedroom apartment to sublet April 25 No ticket required after 8 Call 429-5962 FOR SALE: small white refrigerator watches, rings, valuables, etc. C June 1-Aug 31 off Rte 32 near pm. You'll be glad you came. Practically new. Was $100, now $65. Contact UConn Police Headquarters Jury's Rent negotiable Call 429-2629 Apartment to - Sublet at Carriage Call Nancy, 429-7982 after 6:00pm. Rt. 195, Quartermaster Joseph or 429-5277. House, from May 23 with option to 1970 Chevelle Malibu, 4 door. 6 cycle, Bo n a , n e 4 4 rent for fall semester. $200.00/mo . . . .L . .:. ®?: .§.Q9. automatic New brakes, tires, battery, TWO BEDROOM HOUSE for rent. 2 Roommates needed to share sunny, For Sale: Camptrails back-pack and plus utilities. 429-6011. -. Excellent running condition. $750. Located next to W-Lot. Call 429-8777 furnished 2 bedroom apt. pool, and 3 ATTENTION NURSING STUDENTS- 423-9377 for more info frame, excellent cond. $45.00 mi. from Campus. Rent cheap. Call UCONN Nursing Alumni Assoc. offer- Achille: 4 man raft $25.00 Call 429-3972 (Woodhaven). ing- 2 memorial scholarships to de- SUMMER SUBLET: June-Aug. For Sale: Kenwood 1400 Integ Amps. Rav. 429-8661 evenings For Sale, beautiful orange and gold serving students. Send descriptive Maplewood Apts., 2 bedrooms, $125, Utah 3-way speakers, $140 pair. For Sale 1966 Dodge Van 318, dorm-room sized rug, best offer letter with reason for need, 1 personal Knotty pine walls. $150/month all 429-0501. $800 best offer, 1962 Corvalr Van Very stu'dy. sturdy bunk bed and 1 faculty reference by June 1st to: utilities except electricity. Call Mrs Harriet W Brooks, 120 Crystal good paint, best offer. More trames, built in radio shell for 429-0558 Lost: pair sunglasses gold rims, glass info call 429-7950, Dave St.. Wethersfield, Conn. 06109 lenses. April 4-8 $10 reward. Please person on top, $10 Janie 429-8863 WILLINGTON OAKS APT Summer FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: call 429-1450 I need them. Corner Apt. to sublet- private balcony WANTED2 roommates for this sublet, townhouse, 2 bedrooms, Beginning May $77/month plus elec- , Woodhave. May 22-Aug. 1. with summer at Walden apts. Pool recreation room, dishwasher, storage tricity, phone. Walking distance to SOPHOMORES: UConn Army ROTC option to lease, unfurnished- pool availavle rent negotiable Call area. 2 miles from campus, furnished. campus. Furnished. Call 429-8503 offer two week summer program Aug. privileges, $220 MONTH 429-4383 O' 429-3438 fullv furnished after 11pm. 429-7338 evenings 16-25. Two Years ROTC credit! No AFTER :00pm. obligation Call 486-4358. APARTMENT SUBLET: Woodhaven CHEAP SUBLET luxurious Walde.n FOR SALE: Honda 750 seat, roll bar, LOST: Personal keys on ring with Park apts Fully furnished, 2 bedroom Totally furnished,'2 bedroom air luggage rack & sissy bar, front tire US Army Field Band and Soldiers brown leather fob. Lost 12:15 and living room Month of May- conditioned, dishewasher, balcony, turn signals, & more, inexpensive. Chorus in Concert. April 25, 8:15 p.m. Tues April 19, south steps of math tree Rent negotiable Call pool $180 or bo 429-6279 after 6 Buzz 429-9508 evenings Jorgensen Auditorium Free Admis- Physics Bldg Please return to after 4 30 429 5449 sion Call Army ROTC 486-4538 Gus Ogushwitz Physics Dept Office Apt to sublet, Completely furni- Working Top 40/Funk Band seek* WALDEN SUMMER SUBLET- Two shed 2 bedrooms, Carriage House experienced lead singer, Male or Livestock Judging Contest Sat. April Male grad student seeks roommate bedrooms, top floor overlooking wood Apt $150 negotiable, call 429-4831 Female. Call Jerry at 429-1193. 30. 8 a.m., RH Arena Inexperienced (or 2 bedroom apartment in swimming pool furnishings, fall op- 4-8pm. and experienced students invited. Ashtord 9 miles from UConn tion. $180 Call 429-8130 Single and double rooms for sublet Registration 7:30 a.m. Please Come! $87 50/mo Call Michale 429-1466 Three Responsible temales looking Sublet 3 or 4 bedroom apt in this summer. 14 mile from campus. 486-3910 large house on Rt. 32 4 miles for a house to rent for the tall Quiet area with pond in rear. Call Apartment for rent-summer/renewal to campus $195 mo. call 429-2564 429-9231. FURNISHED WALDEN APART Must be reasonably close to campus of lease in fall if desired. Call after MENTOne bedroom dishwasher, dis- Would be willing to move in with Summer Sublet- 2 bedroom apt. 7C0 429-7381 posal pool, air conditioning, water- other roommates Call Maureen Woodhaven, May FREE ready after Whole Wheat Flour 26/lb. Rye bed, laundry June 1-Sept 1 429-2485 or Dona 429-7262 finals. Option to lease in the Flour, 25/lb.. Cornmeal, .25/lb. Corner apt. to sublet private $195 00 monthly 429-1418 fall. $180 negotiable, after 6pm Soy Flour .31/lb Bran 23/lb, balcony. Woodhaven. May 22-Aug For Rent Carnage House apt to call 429-7950 Buckwheat Flour 38/lb. CHAMPfl 1. with option to lease, unfurnished SUBLET ZOne bedroom, air-condi sublet for summer with option to LIONS GENERAL STORE, Rt. 275 pool privileges, $220 mo. 429-1327 tioned. sunny apt 3 miles from renew lease, easy walk to campus FOUND: gold electronic Timex watct Eagleville Dam area aMer 6:00pm campus, first caller gets it Call 429-3565 on broken black leather watch band. Call 429-7366. days or late nights.- Found between Hollister and Chand- For Sale: 2 rugs, both 9 x 12, one gold Grad Student needs roommate(s) for 3 FREE CASE OF BEER if you sublet ler dorms. Call Maria at 487-0750. one maroon. Call Ken 429-0006. or 12 months beginning June 1. Sophmores: UConn Army ROTC offer our Knollwood Acres apartment this Barbara Manor No security Call two week summer program Aug. summer Two bedrooms, close to Mike 429-4595. 16-25 Two years ROTC credit! campus, will negotiate rent. Call Jeff STORRS No obligation Call 486-4358 429-8615 or Sues 429-6850 COLLEGE 429-6062 SPACIOUS, LUXURY APARTMENT- To sublet Ridgeview Heights. West US Army Field Band and Soldiers Spacious old house in Coventry for NOW THRU TUESDAY Willington. $190/month, 2 bedrooms, Chorus in concert. April 25, 8:15 Rent. May 17-Sept. 1 Modern large kitchen, living room, full bath- kitchen, livingroom, 4 bedrooms, DAILY 2:00 6:30 9:00 Sat.-Sun 2:00 4:15 6:30 9:00 Jorgenson Auditorium. Free A room and additional sink, balcony, Admission Call Army ROTC sunporch, and 2 full baths. 742-9365 ART CARNEY AND LILY TOMLIN air-conditioned, garbage disposal, 486-4538 tennis courts, picnic tables Available Apartment to sublet. Summer only. end May through August. Call Livestock Judging Contest. Sat. June through August. 1 bedroom, Carney's 487-1701. between 6pm and mid April 30. 8am. Arena Inexperienced kitchen, living room, bathroom, Rent night Do not call any other time and experienced students invited. includes all utilities 172. 487-0683. back and please. Registration 7:30am Please cnmo THE PACK RAT- Collectibles Poetry Wanted for Anthology. No WRITE THIS NUMBER ON YOUR Tomlin's decorative and conversation pieces, style or content restrictions. Include HAND or cut out this as so you antiques. Turquois Jewelry. Sundays stamped envelope Contemporary remember to order an I HATE 12 to 5. 40 Fiora Rd. off Rt. 85, Bolton. Literature Press, P.O. Box 26462, DISCO Shirt. The number is got him. San Francisco, CA 94126. 429-9859 Free: Charging system check with oil 1 Dead ticket wanted for Springfield C UulnbulM by WAKNKK BROS change, lube and filter at Storrs TOR SALE: Butner No" *ax X-Country C. 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C 1976 The Miller Brewing Co Milwaukee. Wcs Friday, April 22, 1977 CoWifccrJeut Dally CampUs Page 15 More Sports- University of Rhode Island freshman forward place SLY WILLIAMS has been arraigned in New The New York Giants have traded eight year Lacrosse team to play Haven Common Pleas court on a third degree veteran linebacker PAT HUGHES to the New assault charge. Williams is accused of hitting a Orleans Saints for a low draft pick. One has to store clerk, who had allegedly been involved in wonder why Giant general manager ANDY Army in home match a previous incident with members of the ROBUSTELU let Hughes go so cheap to New Williams family. Orleans, which in the past has been a haven for By TOM BLAKE More Sports fans may also remember Sly's ex-Giants such as PETE ATHAS, RON Campus Sports Staff other famous move last year when he announc- HORNSBY. DON HERRMAN and CHUCK The University of Connecticut lacrosse team will try for its second ed he had chosen Providence College over CRIST. It appears Hughes was a casualty of straight victory this Saturday at 2:00 p.m., as they host the Army UConn and then suddenly and mysteriously New York's youth movement as rookie HARRY Cadets of West Point. wound up at URI. CARSON saw quite a bit of action inHughes'old The Cadets, coached by Dick Edell, sport a 3-1 record which This escapade also allowed URI head lincbacking spot. Old Giants never die they just includes victories over New York Tech, Lafayette and Hofstra while basketball coach JACK KRAFT to receive this go to New Orleans their lone defeat was suffered at the hands of Rutgers. year's More Sports naive quote of the year An agent for JERRY TARKAN1AN has The West Pointers have an experienced offense which is spread out award.Kraft's winning remark which he uttered started negotiations with the Seattle Super- over several players. Headlining the offense is junior Scott Finley after Williams turned up in Rhode Island was sonics. It is no secret that Sonics owner SAM who is averaging just under five goals a game, while junior Tim "Gee, I do not know how he got here, but I am SCHULMAN and present general manager Harkin and sophomore Dave Reeds are both capable of putting the very pleased Sly is here." Thanks for the laugh BILL RUSSELL are not particularly fond of each ball in the net. Jack other. Well, if Russell is fired he can always fall Defensively, the Cadets are an experienced working unit which is As if the Boston Red Sox do not have enough back on Bell Telephone commericals and a known for its aggressive style of play. The key to the defense and trouble after losing two straight games to the television broadcasting job so one should not Coach Edell's ace in the hole is junior goalie Jose Olivero, who Edell Detroit Tigers and having FRED LYNN out of spend hours worrying about Russell calls "the best goalie in the country". If the Huskies can pick up the lineup. Now it has been announced that the Heisman Trophy winner TONY DORSETT is where they left off against Wesleyan which they defeated 19-6 club has been put up for sale by the trust in Toronto negotiating with the Canadian Wednesday, Olivero may have to prove Edell right if the Cadets are running the team after the death of owner TOM Football League Toronto Augonauts. It appears to win. YAWKEY. One group rumored to be interested Dorsett may be trying to follow the path of UConn's record of 3-6 is quite misleading because the Huskies lost in buying the club is headed by former Boston ANTHONY DAVIS, who spent an unhappy one point heartbreakers to New Hampshire and Yale, both of whom outfielder DOM DIMAGGIO. Maybe the trust season in Canada before going to Tampa Bay are nationally ranked. does not have the same faith in the Red Sox Buccaneers. In fact, Dorsett has the same agent The defense, lead by tri-captain Jeff Brown, Mike Cassata and than the large group of frustrated fans who Davis had. Jamie Fucigna will be one of the keys for Saturday's game. If they can prowl this campus Most likely, this is just a ploy to force the NFL play as aggressively as they did against Wesleyan, New Hampshire The New York Mets have announced that team who drafts Dorsett to increase the ante in and Yale they should be able to side track the Cadet offense. righthander JACKSON TODD. who was one of contract talks with Dorsett. It looks like green is Pete Schwartz, who ranks eighth in the country in saves will be in New York's final spring training cuts, will be the only color that counts in sports today goal for the Huskies, will be called on to play one of his better games brought up in time to pitch in the Mets' The NBA referee strike continues with the against the Cadets. exhibition against West Point on Monday. officials' lawyer RICHARD PHILLIPS has The Husky offense is led by Pete Murphy (17 goals). Pete Aubry (16 Whether Todd stays any longer than Monday is charged that league arbitrators refused to goals) and Larry Ioli (23 goals) who ranks sixth nationally in goals not known. Another pitcher, just what the attend a meeting to mediate the dispute. This scored. Dave Valente and Rex Hong are also more than capable of Mets, who have been known to present a charge puts the league negotiators over the foul putting the ball in the net. less-than fearsome offense on many occasions, limit with the referees on the foul line shooting The Huskies had 70 shots on goal against Wesleyan and if they can need to make their annual climb to third one and one copy that performance, they could spell trouble for the West Pointers.

■ 1 >:■ Soccer team facing Yankees ^F ^**N if*-'~ [Continued from page 16| spring program that's okay." Morrone said "The spring program gives members of the team The Yankees, who open their season May 21. will 1 bring at least seven of their starting players to additional experience in playing as a unit." z ^ Morrone said. Storrs Friday. Krat/.cr said. Unlike the NASL. ' "We're trying to get as much experience playing which forces each team to hold at least six w>' 1 ' I9* together as possible, the objective is to win. but in American players, the ASL rule allows only six 31 the spring that's secondary." Morrone said. foreign players. As a result, the Yankees will be. Both exhibition games will be played under the for the most part, an American born team, ^^ a (0 lights behind the Field House beginning at 7 p.m. including several intercollegiate Standouts. Mtf Morrone said although the field is only 60 yards Carlos Scott (Adclphi University), and Mike

*■ wide. 15 yards shorter than the Huskies' usual Angclnwitti (Hartwick College), starters for the playing field, it shouldn't pose any major Yankees on defense, will join midfielder Joey Mui (Cornell University), and toward Robert Schweit- ft tt problems. / PI "In some respects it will restrict play and the zer (Brown University). Both Mui and Schweitzer ^^H quality of the game will suffer a bit. but for the are still trying out for spots on the Yankee squad. i L i J A t Busy week for baseball team

[Continued from page 161 freshman in its starting lineup. However, four of i Panciera has had all five hurlers pitching in junior the five pitchers from last season have returned. In your eye varsity games over the past two weeks. The Although New Hampshire has five players Huskies usual number three starter Jeff Grunwald batting over .300. the overall team average is a A UC'onn student does his Doctor J imitation and cleanly rejects his is sidelined because of a torn shoulder muscle. mere .230. opponents shot during a recent one-on-one battle on the Alumni New Hampshire, currently 7-12, is also going Fairficld has a 11-9 record this season. At this Quadrangle basketball courts [Staff photo by George Gemence). through the busy part of its schedule as Saturday's time last year, the Stags were also 11-9 and twinbill will be its sixth and seventh contests of the proceeded to lose its last eleven games. week. Last Monday and Tuesday, the Wildcats Fairficld's probable starter will be freshman Track team takes to road split doubleheaders with Rhode Island, winning righthander Kccfe Cato. who is 3-3 and was 6-1 and losing 4-2, and Colby College, winning 5-3 leading the nation in strikeouts per game as of two and losing 6-4. weeks ago. for Boston College Relays The Wildcats, which were 6-23 last season, are a All in all. UConn should wind up 18-3 by late young team with five sophomores and one Sunday afternoon. By GINNY REHBERG absent from the UMass Relays Campus Sports Staff because of a hip injury is compet- The University of Connecticut ing this weekend although not Scoreboard men's track team continues its in perfect condition. Detroit 8 Boston 0 NBA PLAYOFFS drive towards next month's Yan- Bill Kelleher, UConn track Home runs by Jason Thompson. Mickey Stanley Houston 124 Washington 118 [OT) kee Conference and New England coach explained his squad's injur- and Aurelio Rodrizuez off Reggie Cleveland and Moses Malone's 31 points along with 21 from Championships when it competes ies saying. "Some years you are Bill Lee led the Tigers to their second straight rookie John Lucas allowed Houston to tie the at the Boston College Relays this just snakebit but other years victory over Boston. Rookie Dave Rosema pitched playoff series at 1-1. Phil Chenier and Mitch weekend. everything goes your way." a four-hitter and did not allow a Red Sox runner Kupchak led the Bullets with 37 and 21 points So far this season the team has After one day of competition in past second base to pick up his first major league repectively. been plagued with injuries. the decathlon, UConn's Ray An- win of his career. NHL PLAYOFFS Co-captain Alden Miner, who cypowic is in sixth place with 3086 Philadelphia 4 Toronto 3 New York Yankees 8 Toronto 6 suffered a pulled Achilles tendon points while teammate Mark Gar- Jim Watson's goal in the final three minutes The American League champion Yankees led by during the indoor season, sprain- vey is tenth with 2925 points. gave the Flyers their fourth straight win and Chris Chambliss. who had two doubles, a towering ed his ankle this week and will be allowed Philadelphia to advance to the NHL out an additional two weeks. WHUS to air home run and five runs batted in. and Graig semi-final round. Sprinter Heywood Woodward is Nettles, who had a solo home run made it two out for the season with a pulled baseball game victories in a row over the expansionsit Toronto In other games: quadricep leg muscle. Blue Jays. Lefthander Ken Holtzman. with relief AMERICAN LEAGUE Scott Moffat. a middle distance help from Dick Tidrow and Sparky Lyle. picked up California-Chicago—cancelled power failure runner, is out indefinitely with a on Sunday his first win of the year. foot injury. Pete McLennan is For those who cannot make it out Minnesota 11 Texas 4 suffering from a sore knee while to J.O. Christian Field Sunday, Four runs batted in by Lyman Bostock and Mike teammate Dave Rivers who miss- let Jon Greenblatt, Pete Strang Cubbage along with Butch Wynegar's home run NHL PLAYOFFS ed the majority of the indoor track and Brian Navarro of WHUS led Minnesota to a 11-4 tatooing of Ranger pitcher season will also be lost for the radio [91.7 FM] bring you all the Gaylord Perry. Boston 4 Los Angeles 3 outdoor year. action of the I Conn-I airfield Pat Augeri. New England baseball game beginning at 12:45 indoor champ in the high jump. p.m. Page 16 Connecticut Daily Campos Friday, April 22, 1977 Women fall 9-1 -* Golfers win 4-3 in away game over Springfield While it was a sunny and pleasant day Thursday Even though the UConn athletic administration for the majority of the UConn student body, it was cannot find it a full-time head coach, the University also a day the University of Connecticut women's of Connecticut golf team has not let the adversity softball team would just as soon forget as the affect it as it defeated Springfield College Huskies lost 9-1 to state-rival Central Connecticut Thursday afternoon at Elmcrest Country Gub in State College at the winner's field. East Longmeadow. Massachusetts. UConn lefthander Donna Papa, who pitched the entire way in the losing cause, did not receive any Involved in head to head match play rather than help at all from her teammates as the freshman- overall aggregate scoring for the first time this filled squad made II errors during the contest. season, the Huskies edged the Indians 4-3. Central led the game from start to finish. The The Elmcrest Country Club course has a par of 70 Blue Devils scored three in the first inning and two and was described as "a short course with small more in the second. Central insured its fifth victory greens, the type that is easy to score on," by of the season by tallying four times in the fifth acting UConn golf coach Craig Hill. Stanza. UConn scored its only run in the second It was definitely easy to score on as the Huskies inning. worst individual total was an 84. The individual The UConn errors were costly as all of Central's medalist was Mike Natale with a three over par 73. first five runs were unearned. Winners for UConn, which is now 9-2, were Jerry Central Connecticut made the most of its home Mortyko. who defeated Springfield's Steve Pian- field advantage as the Blue Devils had a total of owski three up with two holes to play, Natale, who seven hits in the contest. topped Mark Laribee two up, while Kurt Krueger The winning pitcher for Central was Lisa eased past Scott Miller two and up and UConn's Tc-ssigini. who allowed the Huskies just three- Bill Heath beat Chris Cuneo three and one. singles (luring the game. UConn is now 5-3 while Gary Cohen. Dwayne Huff and Gary Lagasse also Central evened its record to 5-5. The next game for UConn will be a Saturday UConn's Donna Papa, who was the losing pitcher in the Huskies 9-1 competed for the Huskies whose next match will be morning double-header at 11 when it plays host to loss to Central Connecticut State College Thursday afternoon, is next Thursday when the team plays host to Quinnipiac College and Eastern Connecticut State the University of Massachusetts at the UConn shown in action during a recent UConn game | Staff photo by Buzz softball field. Kanter|. College at Willimantic Country Club. Soccer team to play Sports contest with Yankees

The University of Connecticut soccer team will face the Connecticut Yankees of the American Soccer League (ASL) in an exhibition game tonight and. according to Bob Kratzer. Yankee head coach, the UConn to face pair of foes Huskies should win. "They (UConn) are probably going to beat us." Kratzer said So far this baseball season, things have gone hosting Fairficld University Sunday at 1 p.m. at Thursday. "My players don't take these games very seriously and that's part extremely well for Larry Panciera. UConn head J.O. Christian Field. of the problem, college players will give it their all." Kratzer said, baseball coach. His team's record is 15-3. it has a The Huskies are number one in the latest New adding that the Yankees play a number of pre-season exhibition seven game winning streak and a great two man England baseball poll. UConn enters the weekenc games against college teams. pitching rotation of Greg Biercevicz and Tom off an easy 7-2 victory over Providence College. The Yankee game, like a second exhibition game April 29 against Gc-rmano. Biercevicz and Germano will face New Hamp- the Connecticut Bicentennials of the North American Soccer League What could possibly go wrong? Try a schedule in shire on Saturday but as to who will pitch on (NASL). is part of the Huskies spring soccer program. The spring which the Huskies arc forced to play nine games in Sunday. Panciera said "It could be anyone of five program, according to Joe Morrone, UConn head coach, is geared eight days. guys at this point." towards preparation for the fall. UConn's regular season. But. alas, like death and taxes, a set schedule is Possible candidates for the assignment Sunday one of the few constants in life. Therefore. arc lefthander* Randy LaVigne. Joe Dipple and Morrone said the spring program has three major objectives. The month-long program is used as a selection process for the fall team, Panciera will find out just how good the rest of his Rich Norell along with righthanders Dennis Long helps determine the positions each player will play, and allows pitching crew is. as the Huskies begin this portion and Mike Fredericks. of the schedule with an away doublcheader against In anticipation of this tight stretch of games. Morrone to experiment with different formations. |Continued on page IS] the University of New Hampshire Saturday while | Continued on page 15 Who is George Plimpton, anyway?

By RICH DePRETA On the other hand. I could only nourished 5'7" 105 pound soph- their better days. My one moment of ecstasy came Campus Sports Staff claim to have split two sets in a omore who has to wear a watch My lone advantage were the in the following game when a There I stood, just in front of the doubles contest against two girls with a stretch wristband on his rosary beads I had in my back Young forehand landed three net on court number one of the on the tennis team of my old high elbow so it will stay on his arm. pocket and considering the score inches over the baseline to lose UConn clay courts. Across the net school along with a three set loss Heck, he was even dressed of the match they did not do me the game and the shutout. on the baseline was Pete Young, to my former doubles partner to better than I was. Young, in his any good. captain and number one player on whom I am no longer speaking. color coordinated Jimmy Connors It took Young about three With the score 30-15 I thought the UConn men's tennis team. In fact, the only thing I have in menswear tennis suit and adidas minutes to take the first two to myself "This may be the last "Now just hit him a nice, easy common with Hie Nastase is my tennis shoes while I sported a games. And with each bungled time I will say 30-15 my favor." forehand that he can smash the temper. number double zero sweatshirt shot into the net I could hear Needless to add. I was right. daylights out of.' the photo- From a physical standpoint, no over a Charlie Chaplin T-shirt, television announcer Bud Collins Young, no longer in a charitable grapher yelled to Young. contest. Young, a well-tanned faded blue jean cutoffs with three say "And there is another defin- mood, ran off with the final ten With no effort at all. Young did 6'2" senior with biceps the size of patches on the back, and a grungy ite no-no for all you hackers out games. This did not bother me for his job. A fuzzy yellow object, as a grapefruit against an under- pair of Pro-Keds which have seen there." it had been expected. However, big as a watermelon, was coming the manner in which he did it left in my direction. me slightly perturbed. Showing excellent form. I missed the ball entirely. That was Rather than blow a hole through the moment I knew it was not me with his big serve. Young going to be my day. preferred to hit serves with so That was only one of many much topspin the ball would misfortunes this writer, suffering either bounce eight feet over my from an acute case of the George head or so wide that Young, Plimpton-frustrated athlete syn- obviously enjoying himself, would drome, experienced during a wait at the net for a weak return brisk 6-1, 6-0 loss to Young to gently nudge over the net at Thursday afternoon. the other end of the court far out Being a realist (or dummy) at of my reach. heart. I came into this match, or Pete Young is definitely a' man display of futility, asking for no with compassion. After the drub- handicap and having no great bing. Young, barely breaking a visions of hitting numerous pass- sweat, said to this downtrodden ing shots down the line past and thoroughly beaten reporter Young. "You hit more shots over the net Looking at it from every than the fraternity did." conceivable angle I was unable to Thanks a lot. Pete,I think I'll put find any reason for optimism on the quote on my gravestone. my part. Next week maybe I'll take on From a preparation standpoint. Bruce Clark in a mile run. With a Young had won a convincing handicap. singles match on Wednesday and UConn's top men's tennis player Pete Young looks over the lifeless body of Dally Campus sports editor Who says people can't learn defeated an entire fraternity sin- Rich DePreta after his 6-1, 6-0 annihilation of DePreta Thrusday afternoon. DePreta has vowed to kill from their mistakes? gle-handedly a week before. George Plimpton on sight. (Staff photo by M.J. Marklw]