Audio-Visual Show Depicts Oppression Marley Headlines Weekend Interim

The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol.XCIlINo.J04 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, April 3,1990 Audio-visual show depicts oppression By Andrew SUM the oppression which exists in Daily Campus Staff America to this day. He said A standing room only crowd internalized racism is currently packed into Arjona 105 Mon- the most prevalent form in the day night to get a unique view South. of oppression and racism in "In America you arc told it is America from someone who's your own fault if you arc been there. poor...which leads to violent Jacob Holdt is a Danish man self-hatred," he said. who began hitchhiking through In most forms of oppression, the United States in the 70s, members have been stuck in taking hundreds of pictures as their roles so long, they do not evidence of the modern-day sec anything wrong with their racism still existing in this way of thinking, he said. country. Holdt's photos vividly por- Holdt is showing his audio- trayed the desolate conditions visual production "American of poverty which minority Pictures" at colleges around the groups must live in. —Dana Kceton/The Daily Campus country. "The system in the South is Jacob Holdt gave an audio-visual show on oppression and racism last night. Most people arc unaware of See page 4 Marley Interim president to be named today headlines Casteen resigns as UConn's 11 th president; accepts offer at UVa By Jason Kauppi replacement, a process that Ryan said. zonctti said. Daily Campus Staff took them seven months last The board has 23 preliminary Officials of the university Weekend An interim president to re- time. names for the committee, said agree that the next president of By Orin Levy place outgoing John T. Cas- Candidates rumored for the Canzonctti. According to uni- the university should have an Daily Campus Staff teen III is expected to be named interim include Provost Tho- versity by-laws, "the commit- understanding of Connecticut's Three-quarters of the line-up by the UConn board of trustees mas Tighc; former Interim tee will be appointed by the political climate and experi- for spring weekend has been at today's meeting. Presidents Anthony T. Di- Board of Trustees from recom- ence in public higher education finalized. Ziggy Marley was The chairman of the board, Bcnedetto, a professor of mendations submitted by to be an effective leader. secured as the headline act for Dr. Andrew J. Canzonctti said chemical engineering and Harry various constituencies, includ- The new president will face Sunday, April 29 and the selection of the interim is on J. Hartley, a professor of edu- ing trustees, administrators, the perennial financial pro- Jungle Brothers and another act the agenda. "If there is some cation; and Peter McFaddcn, faculty, students and alumni. blems that UConn faces and yet to be announced will also delay, it's only because of executive secretary to the The committee should be the ability to work with the play that day, said Diane future considerations," and the board. large enough to represent each legislature is important, said Pelletier, SUBOG concert need for further conversation, The board will also formally of these constituencies ade- Professor of Political Science committee chairwoman. Canzonctti said. accept Castcen's resignation as quately." The by-laws slate that Morton Tenzer, a senate mem- The Spring weekend events The exact date of Castcen's UConn's 11th president, said faculty members who serve on ber. The new president must will also include a Saturday departure is unknown, but he is Shirley Ryan, administrative the committee should include take UConn out of the shadows night concert by NRBQ in the expected to assume the presi- assistant to the president. all the members of the Senate of the private universities in fieldhouse. Sunday's show will dency of the University of Vir- The board will not select a Executive Committee. this state and be committed to be held in Memorial Stadium ginia on Aug. 1. The interim presidential search committee During the last selection making UConn a great state come rain or shine. The show will serve as president until the at this meeting but is expected process, eight board members university, Tenzer said. starts at noon and gates will trustees chose a permanent to at its April 20 meeting, served on the committee, Can- See page 4 open at 11 a.m. A fourth act for spring weekend is still being sought. Bush looking for quick passage of aid Pelletier was unable to speculate as to who the fourth Approval of $800 million for Panama and Nicaragua may not come easj act might be. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush "Since we don't have a lot of needs a strategy to help new democracies money to spend, the agency around the world before expecting Congress that handles Ziggy Marley will to approve the S800 million he seeks for place another act to be Panama and Nicaragua, Senate Majority determined in the line-up" she Leader George Mitchell said Monday. said. "The administration is asking Congress to Tickets for the Sunday show put together a jigsaw puzzle without any will become available April overall picture and without all the pieces," 16-21 at the ticket booth in the Mitchell, D-Maine, said in a statement that Student Union lobby. This called the While House approach "piece- year's prices arc S2 for students meal." with a valid UConn ID and $4 The majority leader's comments appeared for guests. to place a further complication in the way of Pelletier said that only quick passage of the aid money, which Bush 5,000 guest tickets are contends is necessary to bolster the new available. democratic governments in the two Central "We purposely did not put American countries. that many guest tickets on sale House passage of the aid measure, which because we wanted to limit it has ballooned to $2.4 billion with the to the UConn community" addition by lawmakers of an array of domes- Pelletier said. tic spending, was expected to come on Tues- The Jungle Brothers arc day with a minimum of controversy. being sponsored by the Black But no action had been scheduled in the Students Association and the Senate on the money bill, which Bush had H. Fred Simons Afro-American said he wanted to be enacted before Congress Cultural Center. Each year the leaves town Thursday for a 12-day Easter BSA/AACC sponsors one of recess. the acts at the major concert. Mitchell said he hoped to begin work in Saturday night following the the Senate Wednesday on a companion bill concert, BSA/AACC will also setting up aid programs for the two coun- ~~^_OpT sponsor an all night party in tries. But that bill contains no money to President Bush addresses the National Association of Broadcasters con- the ROTC hangar from fund the programs, vention yesterday, while Congress waits for a strategy from Bush on aid midnight to 6 a.m. See page 6 to Panama and Nicargua. PAGE TWO Chance of showers Tomorrow: chances of rain Temperatures with temperatures in the upper H L Hartford 30s 45 40 Extended; possible rain New York 50 44 Thursday and Friday, highs in Orlando 84 64 the 50s San Diego 67 57

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Sascha Hernit/.ki Economics 'Wo, because the buildings are rundown and the food could be better. You really need more money to make the campus bet- ter." —Dana Kecton/The Daily Campus Students make the long and lonely, cold walk back to Towers after a day of classes. Millions found on ocean floor NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — from California. Among its Not all the ship's gold was cargo were gold bars and Peggy Shorey Cmdr. William Lewis Hcrndon recovered in salvage expedi- freshly minted "double eagle" Psychology left the deck of his foundering tions last year, and its exact gold coins from the San Fran- 'Wo. I think they're trying to SS Central America and went value has yet to be determined. below to don his dress uni- cisco mint. show that they' re interested but The ship was carrying about form. With that last act of Four days later, the ship ran three tons of gold, which they' re still cutting us out. A lot decorum 133 years ago, Hcrn- into a hurricane and sank in would be worth about S450 more work needs to be done." don went down with his ship. 8,000 feet of water 200 miles million at today's prices. On Tuesday, U.S. District off South Carolina. Reports at In addition, many passengers Judge Richard B. Kcllam hears the time put the number of were carrying fortunes they had opening arguments in the dis- dead at between 362 and 423 of made in California, so the total pute between treasure hunters the 578 people aboard and the treasure could be worth up to and insurance companies over value of the gold at $1.6 mil- $1 billion, experts have said. Tomorrow's Question: What band would you like to see the millions in gold that sank lion. come for Spring Weekend? with the sidewheel steamer on Sept. 12, 1857. Colombian Roller coaster On one side arc more than 100 investors in the Columbus inmates escape crashes at America Discovery Group that NEW YORK (AP) — Two Today inside the DC Colombian inmates climbed World of Fun used space age technology to KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) locate and recover the treasure. down an electrical cord and — A roller coaster on which They claim the gold was aban- escaped Sunday from a federal two cars crashed remained doned and belongs to them by jail in Lower Manhattan, News closed Sunday as experts tried Sports the rights of salvage. officials said. The financially strapped City The UConn Husky softball to determine the cause of the of New Haven has pressured On the other side arc 45 in- The two men were using a team travels to Long Island, surance firms that have filed floor polisher on the second accident that injured 35 people. Yale University into increasing A train of six cars on the ride N.Y. to take on Adclphi. See lawsuits contending they have floor of the hospital area of the the fees it pays to the city. See page 19 at Worlds of Fun amusement page 4. ties to the 19th-century com- Metropolitan Correctional panies which paid more than Center just before they escaped, park stopped about 100 feet $1.2 million in claims after the said Sgt. Mary Wrensen, a from the end of the ride Satur- Focus Classifieds 14 ship sank. police spokeswoman. day, and the following train The USG Roundtable and the Comics 12 Lost in the legal wranglings They were discovered slammed into it. H. Fred Simons Afro-American Crossword 13 over the fortune is the story of At least 35 people, mostly missing from the jail at 150 teen-agers and young adults, Cultural Center are hopeful Editorial 10 the SS Central America and the Park Row at about 7:40 p.m., suffered injuries ranged from about events taking place on Focus 7 valor of its sailors and passen- said prison spokesman Alan bruises to a broken leg, Green The Day of Metanoia, Horoscope 13 gers. Sticfcl. Wednesday, April 4. See page News 3 The ship left from what is said. Nine people were admitted 7 Sports 16 now Colon, Panama, after to hospitals overnight, five for picking up passengers and mail observation, he said. = USPS129580000 [Second Class Postage paid al Storrs, CT06268. Published at The Daily Campus, Box U-189. The Daily Campus Monday through Friday 9/7-12/8. 1/24-5/3. •Campus Calendar: Submissions to the Campus |Telephone: 429-9384; 486-3407. 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[refund or credit will be given for the first incorrect insertion only. 11111 1 L : mm^::::m::^":.,':,,'': - :::■:■:.".: .■:.;:.■::.,::.-:■::.,,:■■,::.■:,::■:.■.■::-, , - - '■'"■ a — _____ ------■" ' '-'■'" ; .. :---i-i- - ••'-" STATE/LOCAL The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1990 page 3 Democrats juggle tax laws, balance budget HARTFORD (AP) charging it contains hidden tax party-line vote. They would hit only out-of-statc residents, lion in corporation lax pay- Democrats on the Legislature's increases and relics so heavily raise S54 million this year and forcing them to pay state taxes ments made in July and early Finance Committee juggled the on one-time revenue sources S210 million next year. on capital gains from the sale August to the fiscal year that state's tax laws Monday and that the state's credit rating "You call it what you want. of Connecticut property. ends July 1. came up with $264 million in will suffer and the state will These arc taxes," said Sen. The House chairman of the McLaughlin said Democrats what they called "revenue en- face a huge deficit when a new James McLaughlin, R-Brook- committee, state Rep. William were disguising the tax hikes hancers" to balance the state governor takes office in 1991. ficld. Cibcs, D-Ncw London, said the because they fear the same kind budget this year and next year. The proposed changes, now Democrats acknowledged budget-balancing package con- of public outrage provoked last Republicans voted unani- headed for the Senate, passed their package contained at least sisted mostly of user fees, in- year by the record-setting tax mously against the package, the committee 24-16 on a one tax increase, but it would creased penalties and money increases of nearly SI billion. raised by shifting payment Another Republican, Rep. dates. Robert Maddox of Bethlehem, Party still unsure of candidates "What this does is not good complained that many of the HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. Committee, meeting privately grants slightly, at the expense fiscal policy," said Cibcs, who changes will produce one-time William A. O'Neill's decision Monday morning to discuss the of wealthier cities and towns. is building a long-shot guber- windfalls of revenue, leaving not to seek re-election is still state budget for local education State Rep. Mary Frit/, a natorial campaign around a call the next gubernatorial sending ripples of change aid, forgot to turn off the Democrat who represents for a state income tax. "It administration to face a sudden through the Democratic party. public address system that Wallingford and Cheshire, was shoves a shortfall into the next drop in revenues. Last week it caused a wave broadcasts meetings into the not happy with the add-backs "Thai's just not fair to Gov- of speculation about the second Capitol press room. A handful fiscal year." because they contained little for To balance this year's bud- ernor Rowland," Maddox joked, spot on the gubernatorial of surprised reporters sat at her towns. get, Democrats also plan lo referring to U.S. Rep. John ticket. their desks listening. The marching orders from exhaust the slate's budget re- Rowland, the leading Republi- Among the new names The private caucus didn't the committee chairmen, Sen. serve, or rainy day fund, which can gubernatorial candidate. mentioned at week's end: State produce any bombshells. But it Kevin Sullivan of West now contains S 102.3 million. Earlier Monday, the O'Neill Sen. Amelia P. Mustonc of did give reporters a glimpse Hartford and Rep. Naomi administration had doubled its Meridcn; former West Hartford into the usually hidden world Cohen of Bloomficld, were In all, the Democratic -con- estimate of the state budget Mayor Christopher Droncy; of parly discipline. clear: Mary can vote against trolled committee endorsed 13 deficit, pegging it at $196.6 state Treasurer Franciso L. Democrats were discussing a the bill, they said, but no other changes in state tax laws, in- million and blaming sagging Borgcs; and, perhaps the plan to add S10 million lo Democrats can join her. cluding a transfer of $23 mil- corporate tax revenues that arc newest, state Commissioner of Gov. William A. O'Neill's Sure enough, Fritz was the lion from the properly tax re- running 9 percent below what Economic Development proposed levels of local only Democrat to vote against lief fund; higher interest rates had been expected and huge Stephen Hcintz. education grants. The move the bill, which squeaked by, and penalties on unpaid sales cost overruns in welfare pro- State Rep. Barbara M. would also redistribute the 13-12. taxes; and applying $45 mil- grams^ Ireland, D-Ridgcficld, says she's thinking about a run for r— comptroller or, possibly, g~>* Tulips $4.99/bunch lieutenant governor. State Rep. William Cibcs of Campus New London has often OPEN expressed an interest in the job, Mon-Th 8:30-8 00 Fri 8:30-5:30 UConn Business Block but is running for governor. In Sat 9:00-2:00 Florist Rt. 195& Dog Lane addition, stale Attorney General Sun 10:00-2:00 487-1794 Storrs, CT Clarine Nardi Riddle has been Order Corsages for mentioned as a possible candidate, but for now she is Semi-Formals Now! considering a run for governor. Full Color Copies Credit cards accepted (even on the phone) It was a reporter's dream: Democrats on the Education Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 4o7"1 I 93 JOBPRO TEMPORARY SERVICES CampSport IS COMING TO UNIV. OF CONNECTICUT!!! 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Department of Student Activities and Union Programs Rock-n-Bowl '90 at wiiii Bowl — Bowl 'til you drop, for... — Friday April 6, 1990 — 9:30 p.m. - 2 a.m. — D.J. Marlon will be playing your favorite tunes, too! — Buses leave every 1 /2 hour at front of Student Union Any ? Call Ina 6-3904 ■ i page 4 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1990 STATE/LOCAL New Haven pressures Yale for more money NEW HAVEN (AP) — Under conference in the mayor's office. mounting pressure to help ease Schmidt said the new funding New Haven's financial crisis, was not approved in response to Yale University agreed Monday the city's present budget to sharply increase its problems. He and the mayor contributions to the city b> said they began their talks paying more than SI million before the city realized it was annually for fire services and facing a financial crisis. putting its golf course on the The accord will not have a tax rolls. great impact on the city's fiscal The university also got woes. something important in return: New Haven is facing a a promise from the city not to projected budget shortfall of S38 undertake any further challenges million in the year starting July of the tax-exempt status of Yale 1. Finance Board officials have properties as long as their use proposed a 13 percent tax hike remains substantially the same. and up to 220 layoffs to close Mayor John Daniels called the the funding gap, in addition to agreement historic, and Yale the scores of layoffs that have President Benno C. Schmidt Jr. already occurred. said it would leave the Ivy Daniels said he was not sure League school unrivaled in how the agreement would affect terms of its generosity. But the city's tax rate or the number labor unions fighting municipal of needed layoffs. But he said he layoffs and a proposed wage hoped Yale's actions would spur —Ruedi Hofman/Courtesy Virgin Records freeze bitterly attacked the accord other segments of the New SUBOG has confirmed that Ziggy Marley, left, joined above by The Melody as a "bad deal" for the city. Haven community to "help our Makers, will headline the spring weekend concert in Memorial Stadium. He will "With this agreement Yale town through these hard times." share the stage April 29 with The Jungle Boys and another group who has yet to will be doing more for its home be announced. Yale, which holds 30 percent city than any private university of the city's tax-exempt land, in the country," said Schmidt, currently pays New Haven about who joined Daniels at a news S2.2 million annually through taxes on apartments and B 1990 AT&T commercial properties and through sewer and landfill fees. ... new president From front page IMPROVE Carol Wiggins, vice presi- dent for student affairs, said whomever the board decides on will face "the challenge to get the university more flexibility YOUR in managing without so many direct interventions from Hartford." In dealing with state govern- ment, Castecn's replacement COMMUNICATION will face a new governor, making it difficult lo predict how successful attempts at greater autonomy and fund- raising will be. SKILLS. "It's a unique opportunity when you arc going to have a new administration in Hart- ford," Wiggins said. ... poor America From front page still violent. If you do not try to enter their way of thinking, you have no hope of under- standing them." Hoklt said it is common among poor whites to make blacks the scapegoats for dicir problems. He said the reason most well-off people look down upon others is because of the American view that "one can only succeed at the failure of others." Holdt said in order to survive traveling in new places and An AFSTCatd helps you communicate better, because you can use it to call from all slaying with strangers one kinds of places. Like a mend's, or a pay phone, or out on the road. You don't even n&x\ to "must have faith in the best of have a phone in your name to get one. And every month you get an itemized bill stating people and distrust the worst." where and when \x >u used the card. _ During his 100,000 mile journey, Holdt said he was To apply for the AT&TCanl. call us ai ^ AToT attacked by robbers, arrested 1800 525-7955, Ext. 630. H Ml Oil twice by the FBI, four times Now. it onh it were that eas\ to improve ^ss=^ ThG fiqht ChoiCG. by the Secret Service, lived with three murders, and count- your grade p( >int average. ~~" less criminals but, "I have never met a bad American." NATIONAL The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1990 page 5 Supreme Court refuses to allow execution S theth<* criminals, butbui what about five appealsanneals totc the U.S. Harris' mental condition, will tices' decision. us? I just hope this doesn't Supreme Court since the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) return to the 9th U.S. Circuit "This is unbelievable. It's happen to too many people, original death sentence 11 years — The U.S. Supreme Court Court of Appeals, prosecutors unfair. They've heard all these but it will, and they'll just get ago. on Monday refused to allow said. arguments before," said the same that we did — no California to carry out its first Monday, 60 percent said they "There is no legal or moral William Staldcr, of Carlsbad, justice." favored Harris' execution, 16 execution in 23 years, letting reason why the execution ... uncle of victim John Maycski. In Sacramento, Gov. percent were opposed, 5 percent stand an order blocking Robert should not proceed as sched- "There's nothing new. I'm fin- George Dcukmcjian said he were undecided and 19 percent Alton Harris' trip to the slate uled," state Attorney General ished with it," was disappointed and frustrated hadn't heard enough to respond. gas chamber. John Van de Kamp said in pa- Linda Herring of Escon- by the Supreme Court's deci- During the six-day tele- Harris, 37, who in 1978 pers filed with the Supreme dido, sister of victim Michael sion. phone survey, 1,667 registered kidnapped and murdered two Court. "There has never been a Baker, said she expected the Dcukmcjian's voice rose voters were asked if they fa- San Diego teen-agers to use question Robert Alton Harris decision. steadily as he listed three ap- vored the execution of Harris, their car in a S3,000 bank rob- "What arc they going to do peals of the Harris case to the noting he would be the first to bery, had been scheduled to die killed the two helpless victims in cold blood." — let him sit in jail and rot?" California Supreme Court, five die in the California gas cham- in the gas chamber at 3 a.m. she said. "Everybody protects Tuesday. The request went to Justice appeals to the federal court and _ ber since 1967. However, a federal appeals Sandra Day O'Connor, who referred it to the full court. court judge imposed the stay Chief Justice William H. Man accused of leading Friday, and the nation's highest Rchnquist and Justices Antonin court voted 6-3 Monday to re- Scalia and Anthony M. ject an emergency request from Kennedy voted to set aside the racial attack goes to trial prosecutors who wanted to stay of execution and let Harris Each faces 25 years to life in execute Harris on schedule. NEW YORK (AP) — The of Yusuf Hawkins, a black 16- die. Voting in the majority prison if convicted. Because of the Supreme young man accused of leading a ycar-old who was shot after he Court's action, one of Califor- were Justices O'Connor, Thur- white mob charged in the slay- went with three friends into the Five of the others have been charged with second-degree nia's most notorious criminal good Marshall, William Brcn- ing of a black teen-ager went largely Italian section of on trial Monday along with the cases could drag on for months. nan, John Paul Stevens, Byron Brooklyn to look at a used car. murder and other crimes, and The case, which focuses on White and Harry Blackmun. man accused of pulling the Joseph Fama, 19, who is the sixth with assault. "My own reaction, in a trigger. accused of being the trigger- Fama's attorney, David Dc- sense is one of disappoint- Defense lawyers failed to man, and 20-ycar-old Keith Pctris, said photographs of his ment," said Van de Kamp, who block testimony by witnesses Mondcllo, who authorities say client were released by the po- personally opposes capital who identified the pair from was the ringleader, arc the first lice and publicized widely, AM/MO, SUJMA SltrtMfyui punishment. photographs and lineups. to stand trial. Both arc charged making it impossible for wit- Relatives of Harris' two Six other young white men with two counts of second-de- nesses to view a lineup objec- PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL 16-year-old victims were an- from Bcnsonhurst have been gree murder, riot, assault, tively. 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During the past 1-1/2 years on the Board, Kevin has come to appreciate place the value and expertise of the graduate student members and the tremendous educational opportunities for undergraduate student members of a the board. M. Kevin Fahey In addition to his numerous activities on campus, :-3 JK Kevin has also been very active with the National Associate Director Association for Campus Activities having served on personal Department of Student Activities & their Board of Directors from 1980-84. Currently Union Programs Kevin is chairman of the Development Committee Coventry, CT for the NACA Educational Foundation. Under Co-op bylaws the board of directors ■ represents the members by governing the affairs of Elected to the UConn Co-op Board of Directors in the corporation. Directors establish objectives and 1988 for a two-year term. policies, approve major financial decisions, Serves on the Member Relations Committee. evaluate the operating plan and establish the annual patronage rebate. • Advisor to the Student Union Board of Governors (SUBOG) • Responsible for the Student Leadership Development Program • Responsible for the support for all campus programming The Daily UConn Co-op Campus Connecticut's Bookstore page 6 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1990 INTERNATIONAL Top Contra reportedly agrees to disband rebels MONTELIMAR, Nicaragua commander agreed to demobi- agua. and Roman Catholic Cardinal on Nicaraguan territory. In ad- (AP) President Rafael lize. But deep divisions remain The top item on the agenda Miguel Obando y Bravo in dition, many of the rebels who Leonardo Callcjas of Honduras in the rebel ranks, with many was demobilizing the U.S.- Managua. The cardinal wit- were in Honduras have report- said Monday the top military rank-and-file fighters saying backed Contras, who have nessed the March accord in edly slipped back into commander of the Contra they won't lay down their arms waged a 10-ycar war against Honduras between Contras Nicaragua. rebels has agreed to disband his by the time the new Nicaragua's leftist government. representatives and those of But Callejas said Monday forces. Nicaraguan government takes Callcjas said top rebel com- Mrs. Chamorro. that Galcano has assured him In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, a office on April 25. mander Israel Galcano, also There have been doubts his forces will disband by April Contra spokesman said all Callcjas made his an- known as Commander about the viability of the ac- 25. rebel forces remaining in that nouncement when he arrived in Franklyn, had assured him the cord because Galcano did not country will surrender their Nicaragua for a two-day sum- Contras would disband by the sign it and thousands of Con- weapons to U.N. monitors on mit with four other Central In Tegucigalpa, Contra time President-elect Violcta tras have since returned to spokesman Alejandro Accvcdo April 18. American presidents in Montc- Barrios dc Chamorro is sworn Nicaragua with their guns. In an accord March 23, a limar, a new beach resort 40 announced that all Contras in in. The accord said the rebels in Honduras will surrender their lower-ranking Contra miles from the capital, Man- The Honduran president Honduran base camps would arms to a U.N. peacekeeping spoke with reporters after demobilize by April 20, but it force a week earlier — April meetings with Mrs. Chamorro did not set a deadline for those 18. WORD PROCESSING ...money for new democracies l-V..!t. {'.-..*.* .,,.,..» JaAall " I . . „.,:j _ _ . QUICK service From front page deficit," he said. wrote its budget for this year. "By approaching foreign aid 48 hours or less Mitchell contended that the It has proposed to pay for the on a country-by-country basis administration has provided no aid through com-mensurate PROFESSIONAL quality and in one-shot increments, the plan for future aid to the two cuts in the Pentagon budget. All work done on a word processor. administration has provided no Central American countries, or overall or long-term view of REASONABLE rates how their priority for aid Mitchell said he would not how all the pieces can and compares to that of emerging delay in meeting "the genuine $ 1.50 per page of double-spaced text. should fit together," Mitchell democracies in Eastern Europe emergency needs for Panama SPELLING corrected said. and clse-whcre. and Nicaragua." But he added: mail "They have provided no Administration officials "I do not believe we should rationale as to how this request testifying before Congress have appropriate the full amount CALL 742-6621 In nearby Coventry relates to other parts of the said the money is needed as a requested until the Bill and Bunny Benjamin budget — to other foreign aid speedy response to conditions administration submits a spending, to defense or that could not have been meaningful long-term foreign domestic spending, to the foreseen when the White House aid plan.' oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ATTENTION! SENIORS...GRADS... The Husky Ambassador Program PEACE CORPS is searching for the is looking for interested students to fill openings in the following: program's staff. - Engineering majors Are you excited about Uconn? Are you interested in public relations? - Education Do you enjoy working with other students? - Nutrition Would you like to help recruit next year's - Sciences freshman class and get paid for it? -Math | Come to an information session about the positions and pick up an application. Thursday April 5 at 4pm or 7 pm - Agriculture at the Admissions Office. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Rob McGann at the - Skilled trades Admissions Office. 486-3137 PEACE CORPS is presently oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo nominating for assignments in Africa, Asia, South Pacific, Carribean, Eastern Europe, Central and South America. MR. and MISS Contact the UConn PEACE CORPS recruiter at 486-3013 or stop by Room 158 of the Wilbur Cross Building. HISPANIC UCONN PEACE CORPS....The Toughest Job 1990 ^ You'll Ever Love. 4 ATTENTION JUNIORS **************************** AND SENIORS Qoldcn'Xgv NOMINATIONS National NOW BEING ACCEPTED Honor Society MARCH 1st -- 23rd

FORMS AVAILABLE AT FR/LACC OR THE STUDENT UNION A PRESTIGIOUS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS AT INFORMATION DESK UCONN Letters of Invitation have been sent to those FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 486-2204 eligible. Please respond by April 15th The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1990 page 7 FOCUS UConn groups have high hopes for Day of Metanoia

—Photo Services This mural by Darryl Zachary Oates is part of a celebration or the Day of Metanoia.

By Julie Ellis and Cindy committee. She said that in the proposal Members of the AACC have also for the university to address these issues Rodriguez they decided that they wanted to have helped with the Day of Metanoia. once and for all. Daily Campus Staff events where students could participate, "The Afro-American Cultural Center "I hope it will heighten people's rather than just to sponsor lectures. is in full support of Metanoia Day and awareness concerning diversity," Phan The Undergraduate Student Govern- "We wanted to have a picnic with dif- although we arc not directly sponsoring said. "The only way to combat a prob- ment Roundtable and the H. Fred ferent music and different food, which any events, we arc providing man- lem like this is to educate," he said. Simons Afro-American Cultural Center would allow people to interact, instead power," said Kent Butler, the AACC's The administration has no direct in- are hopeful about events taking place on of cramming people into lecture halls to representative on the Metanoia planning volvement with the activities but will the Day of Metanoia, Wednesday, April listen to speakers," said Stoop. committee. offer all the support necessary, including 4. Stoop said she has done research and Butler said the AACC has cleared its financial support, said President John T. The Day of Metanoia is a day of re- has found that different schools that schedule for a variety of events and Casleen III, in an interview last flection to increase awareness on the have had an "International Day" or in- petition-signing throughout the Day of semester. problems of racial discrimination and ternational picnics have had positive and Metanoia because it is very important to Carol Wiggins, vice president for harassment effective responses. discover what leads people to miscon- student affairs, said that while her office Joy Stoop, USG vice president, said "I think it'll be both fun and effec- ceptions and prejudices. has no direct involvement, members of that USG and Roundtable members both tive," she said. "It's a good idea, but it's Francis Phan, member and former her staff arc participating in the events. played a part in the Metanoia proposal unfortunate that so many incidents had president of the Asian-American Student Daily Campus Staff writers Jason of events, and that people from USG to happen first to bring the idea to Association, said he believes metanoia Kauppi and Andrew Slilt contributed to were on the Metanoia planning light." is a truly good idea and that is important this story. Italian restaurant is a "delight" By Deborah Goldberg The restaurant, which is decorated in shades of Daily Campus Staff mauve and blue, is suitable for family dinners, If you are seeking high quality and low prices although it can be cozy enough for an intimate in a restaurant, look no further. Italian Delight is dinner for two. the place to suit your needs. This Italian restau- A mirrored bar on the left of the room is the rant, which is now almost two years old, is first cyccatchcr to greet customers after entering making a name for itself. the restaurant. Row after row of booths arc at- tached by large wooden arches. The food is always lop quality, although the staff, which is constantly changing, is inexperi- enced. The service was slow, and waiting staff had to be reminded several times of requests. The staff seemed unfamiliar with the menu. Italian Delight has a wide variety of appetizers. They offer soup of the day, along with such choices as shrimp cocktail or fried mozzarclla. One unique appetizer, which could easily be found in New York but is a welcome rarity here in Connecticut, is a hot antipasto for $6.95. It is a dish that offers a sampling of shrimp scampi, eggplant rollatini and mussels. The jumbo shrimp is sweet and cooked to perfection. Eggplant rollatini consists of fried eggplant slices, rolled around a mound of ricotta ; cheese. The mussels arc large and fresh. The fla- :;w -v WBi vor of this combination platter is exceptional. Restaurant Review The same eggplant rollatini offered on the hot —Dana Keeton/ The Daily Campus antipasto is also a dinner entree for $8.95. This Brian Verrier looks on and awaits his turn as Sean dish is delicious; the melted cheese on top adds to Rizzo takes a shot in the pool room of the Student the delectable contrast of flavors underneath. Union See page 9 Page 8 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3. 1990 FOCUS Coventry ham radio operator named to committee

COVENTRY, Conn. (AP) based in Geneva that coordi- he will be responsible for pro- To that end, Sumncr's first public parks," he said. — When an international nates communications regtrta- tecting the interests of the priority is to protect the valu- Sumner wants to make sure meeting of 167 nations con- tions and practices between roughly 460,000 amateur radio able radio spectrum space cur- that none of that "parkland" is venes in Spain in 1992 to de- countries. operations in the U.S. rently reserved for amateur ra- claimed by the next generation cide the future of communica- Sumner is vice president of "The main thing is to make dio enthusiasts. of emerging communications tions technology, the continued the American Radio Relay sure the needs of amateur radio "The radio spectrum is a lit- technology that is expected to well-being of the 460,000 ham League, headquartered in in the United States arc part of tle like a geographic area, and be the focus of the conference. radio operations in the United Ncwington. As he explains it. the conference," Sumner said. amateur radio bands arc like Private industry, researchers States will depend almost See page 9 solely on the success of one man, known on the airwaves as K1ZZ. Delta Chi to hold 8th annual Fun Run By Maureen Moran Registration is at 9 a.m. at the Last year, approximately 20 as many lives each year as Kilo-onc-Zulu-Zulu is David Daily Campus Staff Delta Chi house at 8 Gilbert teams participated in the Fun Muscular Dystrophy, Multiple Suinner, a Coventry resident Delta Chi is sponsoring the Rd. The house will serve as Run, raising about $2000. Sclerosis and diabetes com- and one of die 35 leaders in the eighth annual Cystic Fibrosis the start and finish lines. bined. communications field in the Fun Run, so if you like to run Five-runner teams will par- According to the Cystic United States named to a spe- and you like a good cause, lace ticipate in the 10-mile relay Fibrosis Foundation, Cystic There is no cure for CF, and cial advisory committee that up your running shoes and get run, with each person running Fibrosis is a chronic, fatal dis- no way to control it. A child will help the federal govern- ready to run for charity on a two-mile lap around campus. ease that primarily attacks the born today with CF has only a ment prepare for the 1992 Saturday. Each team member must bring lungs and digestive system of 50 percent chance of surviving World Administrative Radio This is Delta Chi's third in a minimum of S20 in its victims by overproducing to age 21. But that is a bright Conference being held by the time sponsoring the run, said pledges, and if a runner wants mucus, which interferes with outlook compared to 35 years International Mike O'Loughlin, Delta Chi's to participate but docs not have breathing and digestive func- ago, when it was rare for a Telecommunications Union. service chairman. a team, he or she can be put on tions. It is America's leading child with CF to live more The ITU is a specialized The CF Fun Run will take a team at the beginning of the genetic killer of children and than three years. Scientists arc branch of the United Nations place on Saturday, April 7. run. young adults, claiming almost still searching for a cure. T-shirts will be given to all PAROUSIA PRESS participants in the Fun Run, and prizes from area businesses Offset Printing* FAX will be awarded to die top three Copying* Supplies teams and to the four or five individuals who raise the most University Plaza, 1232 Storrs Road pledge money. Storrs, Connecticut 06268 Additional information and pledge sheets arc available in 203-429-8673 the library lobby and at the Student Union information PAX: 203-429-3506 desk.

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Italian local expert to aid federal committee from page 8 "The outcome of this would need to be ratified by the wave bands they use, Sumner restaurant and the government, as well as conference will be of vital im U.S. Senate. said. the amateurs, all have a stake portance to a global communi The advisory committee is Sumner's love of radios has varied in the outcome of the 1992 cations and will determine one of two ways that the FCC started as a child, with a radio meetings. many services that will be has of getting public input in receiver he built in his bed- "No matter what happens in available to the American pub- preparation for the conference. room. menu developing technology, there lic in the next century," FCC The FCC can also solicit pub- "I built my first crystal set from page 8 ought to be a space on the ra- chairman Alfred C. Sikcs has lic comment in the Federal when I was 10 years old. I was Italian Delight serves an un- dio spectrum where individuals said in statements prepared b> Register. living in Lcdyard with my commonly delicious chicken can pursue radio hobbies," said the FCC. "Their input has been ex- family at the time. I thought it Parmesan. The dish consists of Sumncr, 40, who has been a Among the new technologies tremely valuable," Torak said would be really neat to pick up a large slice of white-meat licensed radio operator for 27 under consideration at the con- of the past advisory commit- the local radio station eight chicken, generously covered in years. ference include the next two tees. Because they arc so miles away in Norwich. But as tomato sauce and cheese. The The last big ITU conference generations of mobile commu- familiar with the details of the I was playing with it, I picked meat itself is tender and juicy. was in 1979, which Sumner nications systems, high defini- U.S. position on various top- up a Voice of America trans- It is a scrumptious dish; diners attended as an observer. Since tion satellite television, satel- ics, advisory committee mem- mission from Cincinnati," almost always finish the large then, the ITU has met regularly lite commercial radio bers arc sometimes later picked Sumncr said. Three years later, he got his portions. to update specific portions of broadcasting, and international by the State Department to the international radio regula- broadcasting, according to serve as official delegates to the ham operator's license from the The seafood selection at Ital- tions. But the 1992 conference Sumncr and William Torak, conference, he said. FCC. ian Delight is extensive and is expected to a broad, funda- deputy chief, Spectrum In addition to protecting their As a high school kid, he well prepared. Their "zuppa dc mental look at international Engineering Division of the territory on the radio spectrum, worked in a Norwich radio and mussels" for $7.95 is picture- communications and decide Office of Engineering and the amateurs would like to sec television repair shop who's like in appearance. The dish where in the limited radio fre- Technology at the FCC. certain radio bands that they owner had cerebral palsy. has a circle of mussels all quency spectrum the next gen- Any agreement reached at the now share with the other users "He hired high school kids to around the edge with linguini eration of technology will be conference would have the force given to them exclusively and be, in effect, his hands," in the center. This dish can assigned. of an international treaty, and sec an expansion of the short Sumncr said. easily feed more than one per- son. All dinner entrees are served with a tossed salad and hot Italian bread. Besides the large selection of dinner entrees and grinders, Italian Delight offers a choice of cither New York style pizza.which has a thin crust, or The Day of the thicker-crusted Sicilian pizza. There is a large choice of loppings, from peppcroni to eggplant slices. Italian Delight offers a spe- cialty "white pizza" which uses ricotta cheese in place of the Metanoia is: usual red sauce. Italian Delight also makes their own desserts. A rich rum cake is one of the many desserts displayed on the dessert tray. The cake is dense with a sweet frosting on the lop and is served in a pool of rum. It is April 4,1990. delicious, but diners should beware: it is very alcoholic. A cannoli is another deli- cious sweet treat which diners There will be events and can choose for dessert. Italian Delight makes these delights themselves. They fill the cookie shell with sweet and fluffy ricotta right before serv- activities all week long, so ing it. The filling is sweet, but not overwhelming. The crisp cookie shell crumbles when cut, and tastes great. watch the Daily Campus for Italian Delight should not only be a great success, but should develop a large group of regulars once they train their the schedule. If the issue of staff more thoroughly.Their high quality of food and selection should carry them through their problem of inconsistent attention from discrimination concerns their staff.

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Phone: 872-7775. The Daily Campus Fag 10 Tuesday. April 3,1990 Since 1896 Oiin Levy Editor in Chief Shawn Cochran Lisa Spooner Managing Editor Managing Editor Amy L. Seligman Lisa Fay Wellek Advertising Mngr. Senior Writer 35555 Managing Editors Dan Tapper Lee Condon News Focus Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Sports Photography Crime of hate In the'end, the Connecticut General Assembly's Judiciary Committee did the right thing. They voted 19-8 this past Thursday to approve a bill which would give tougher penalties involving crimes based on race, religion, ethnicity and sexual orientation. The bill, which now moves to the House of Representatives, would make hate crimes based on bigotry a felony, with a jail Mike Royko- sentence of up to five years. Despite this action, it is alarming that eight members of this committee would not Turning the tables on charity support a bill which toughens laws on It's almost as bad as the hiccups. A song starts And while they buy up American businesses crimes of hate. running through your mind, and you can't get rid and real estate, an American owning a major The problem? of it. You find yourself softly whistling or piece of stock in a Japanese corporation can't Apparently eight legislators had problems humming it. In idle moments, it's there in the even get on the board of directors. with including homosexuals in the bill. back of your head, bum, dec, bum, dec bum. So the Japanese tycoons arc being urged to Here is a sample of what happened in Usually the song sneaks in after you hear it. show that they're really good guys at heart by committee last Thursday: But the tune that has been plaguing me started tossing some of the dollars they make here at our after I read a news story out of Japan. worthy causes. Rep. Anthony J. Nania, R— Canaan, said, It seems that the Japanese foreign ministry Ah, there comes that song again: Tou are now going to be called a felon if quietly called together about 300 of the country's Once I built a tower to the sun, you call someone a sodomist." He stated he top businessmen and offered them tax breaks if Brick and rivet and lime. had "no problem" if someone discriminated they would give handouts to the United States' Once I built a tower, now it's done. against a "sodomist." needy. Brother, can you spare a dime? They didn't use the word "handouts," of course, It's not clear how the Japanese businessmen This kind of attitude is everywhere. but that's what it amounts to. feel about their government's proposal. While Before we. as a society, can eliminate The ministry said the tax breaks would be most American corporations make a point of inequality and discrimination against all given to Japanese companies that do business in having executives take part in do-gooder groups, we must elect legislators who the U.S. and make contributions to schools, activities, and many establish big charitable practice equality. hospitals and charitable and philanthropic foundations, that's not the Japanese style. Sad to say, tolerance is such an intolerable organizations. And there's the problem of Japan's food Because the Japanese government will be industry being angry because its businessmen price for many to pay. providing the tax breaks, that means the think cheaper American food imports might cut government will be actually picking up the tab. into their market, lowering their profits, and Women Vs... And, in the long run, that money will come from putting their people out of work. Japanese taxpayers. Their anger shouldn't be a surprise. Nobody This could be the beginning of the end of So we'll be getting charitable handouts from likes being tossed out on the street because of working women. Should a woman with Japanese citizens as well as their corporations. low-cost foreign competition. Many unemployed child bearing capacity be banned from jobs When I read that, the song started up. It's American autoworkcrs, and those who once which involve high lead exposure? called "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime." And it worked in TV and radio factories, surely According to the Appeals Court in begins: understand how threatened Japanese workers Once I built a railroad, made it run, might feel. Milwaukee, the answer is yes. Made it run against time. Anyway, if any of the Japanese corporations The United States Supreme Court will Once I built a railroad, now it's done. go along with their government and thrust start hearing arguments about this case and Brother, can you spare a dime? money at our needy, it will be basically a public will decide whether a company can ban a It's an oldie and probably not familiar to those relations gesture to make them appear likable. woman from a job unless she is sterilized. without some gray in their hair. Two But, what the heck, as the old saying goes, you songwriters, "Yip" Harburg and Jay Gorncy, shouldn't look a gift fish in the mouth. Think of the implications if this is upheld. became angry and wrote it in 1932 when they Nevertheless, the thought of this country being •Women between the ages of 13-55 could saw so many jobless men panhandling on the on the receiving end of charily from Japan is kind be barred from jobs which not only involve streets during the Great Depression -- men who of embarrassing. I don't want to sound like Lee lead exposure, but any other job deemed had fought in World War I and helped build this Iacocca, but have we really slipped that far? dangerous to the ovaries. country. Ah, here comes that pesky song again: But to get back to the proposed Japanese Once in khaki suits. •Millions of jobs could be closed to women handouts. Apparently some Japanese officials arc Gee we looked swell. whether or not they intended to have worried about American public opinion. They've Full of that Yankee-Doodle-Dee-Dum. children. seen polls showing that more Americans fear Haifa million boots went slog gin' •A woman's life would be controlled by the Japan's economic tactics than fear the Soviet Through hell, I was the kid chance she might get pregnant. Union. With the drum. Why must a woman constantly fight laws And they sense that many Americans think Say, don't you remember? . we're getting the short end of the trade stick. They called me Al. about her womb? Why do the courts think That may or may not be true, depending on It was Al all the time. it's a woman against her womb? which expert you believe. Say, don't you remember? The womb is a body part and there is no But it is a fact that while the Japanese sell us I'm your pal. Brother, can you spare a dime? clause in the Constitution which allows for cars and TV sets like hotcakes, they hinder many (Lyrics copyrighted by Harms Inc. Warner discrimination on the basis of having one. American businesses, such as Toys "R" Us, from Brothers-Seven Arts Music.) It is our hope that the conservative opening outlets in their country. Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist Supreme Court realizes the implications of this case. Daily Campus Letters Policy The irony is that men exposed to lead The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be have a high chance of developing problems typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. with their semen, thus affecting their All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number offspring. is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld Why is it then, that the courts are so solely on the consent of the editor. interested in protecting a woman's womb The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: and dismiss the risk to the semen. Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. Is it really protection or repression? Puerto Rican/Latin American Cultural Center Division of Student Affairs and Services 21st Annual Latino (Hispanic) Awareness Month We salute the UConn Huskies basketball team The Puerto Rican/Latin American Cultural for their outstanding season. But most of all for Center invites everyone to participate and help demonstrating what part of a multicultural us celebrate our 21st Latino Awareness university is all about. Explicitly, different Celebration, commencing Monday, April 2nd people successfully working together towards through Friday, May 4th. one purpose, while respecting each other's In the spirit of reflection, growth and differences. commitment, we encourage and welcome your We also take this opportunity to congratulate support, not only for this observance month, but the staff and students of Eastern Connecticut throughout the year. Last, but not least, in the State University for the outstanding program urn iiiiicm spirit of Metanoia, we dedicate this observance that they have developed in celebrating their Mill to the eradication of all forms of harassment in Latino (Hispanic) Awareness Month. this country and throughout the world. CALENDAR April 2 Opening Ceremonies Latino (Hispanic) April 16 Film "Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands" Awareness Month 4 pm 7 pm

April 4 Film "Frida" 8 pm April 19 Social Hour 4 pm

April 5 Social Hour 4 pm April 21 Latin Ball with Ray Gonzalez and His Orquestra Versatil. Tickets are $7.00 general April 5 Mr. & Miss Hispanic UConn, Talent Night admission and $4.00 with student ID. 8 pm, 7 pm SU Ballroom

April 7 Concert: LAD AS (Latin American Dance and April 24 Lecture: CALAHE (Connecticut Association of Song Company). Tickets are $7.00 general Latin Americans in Higher Education), admission and $4.00 w/student ID. SU Luis Melendez, PR/LACC, 7 pm Ballroom 8 pm April 26 Social Hour 4 pm April 9 Lecture: "International Maya League and the Role of Women in the Political Situation in Guatemala. Speaker: Juana Batizbal Tujab. April 27 Dance: Featuring the Chili Willie Band with a Babbidge Library P-108 4 pm disc jockey. PR/LACC tickets are $4.00 general admission and $3.00 with student ID. April 10 Teenage Minority Entrepreneurial Program 9:00pm-2:00am 8 pm April 30 Film "El Super" 7 pm April 11 Lecture: "Hispanics in the Post-World War II American Economy", Dr. Isnoel Rios, 3 pm May 4 Banquet: Keynote Speaker, Nelson Merced, Bishop Center Massachusetts State Representative for the 5th Suffolk District. SU Ballroom, 6 pm April 12 Social Hour 4 pm Special Events Latino (Hispanic) Awareness Month

the group in the successful campaign towards an annual scholarship program for Puerto Rican high school students from New Britain who wished to continue their education in a college or university. In the past five years the group has awarded close to $8,000 in financial aid. Other programs sponsored by the organization include, leadership training and participating in the local mentoring program called Career Awareness Mentor Program which targets high risk middle school girls between the ages of 12-14 years old. Ms. Alverio Habicht sits on several boards, including the National Executive Committee for National Conference of Puerto Rican Women, where she holds the office of 2nd Vice-President of Chapter development, Marilyn Alverio Habicht Adelante, The Connecticut Women's Education and Legal Marilyn Alverio Habicht is a free-lance consultant in Fund and the Connecticut Women's Network. She has the greater Hartford area. She also works for the NBC also served as chairperson of the fund-raising committee affiliate, WVIT channel 30 as an executive producer/host of two Puerto Rican candidates for public office. for the Spanish language talk show, Adelante. Her efforts have lead her to receive numerous Born and raised in Connecticut, she is a 1975 graduate of certificates of recognition, including the Outstanding the University of Connecticut in Storrs. Until last year she Chapter Award of excellence for the New Britain chapter was a sales representative for a pharmaceutical firm. of the National Committee of Puerto Rican Women. She is also a civic leader who has participated actively Marilyn Alverio Habicht will be the keynote speaker at in the founding and direction of the National Conference the opening ceremonies of Latino (Hispanic) Awareness of Puerto Rican Women Inc. - New Britain, CT Chapter. Month held at the Puerto Rican/Latin American Cultural As president of the chapter she was responsible for leading Center, Monday April 2nd at 4 pm.

were teenagers. With their own Francisco Navarro: Mr. compositions they have won Navarro is a classical guitarist LADAS several talent contests. In 1983 who has done musical they were invited by the arrangements for many The Latin American National Theatre of the orchestras, performed with Performing Arts of New York to Armando Manzancro and Frank Dance and Song tour thirty U.S. cities. Silvia Purccll, and plays Andean music and Enrique have chosen a as well. repertoire that represents th Guest Artists: There will LADAS, a Latin American music of all the Americas; they be performances by guest artist folkloric performance company sing in Spanish, English, Greg Ribot, who plays the flute will be presenting five Italian, French and Portugese. and sikus. Asi Baila Mi Peru, a artists/groups on April 7 in the Los Pampas: Laura and Peruvian Folkloric group based Student Union Ballroom. The Pedro Escudero have been in New York, will be presenting program is part of the Puerto dancing together professionally native dances of Peru. Rican/Latin American Cultural since 1983. Last year they The performance will be Center's Awareness Month. The toured throughout Spain with April 7 in the Student Union program will include the production 'Tango Revue." Ballroom at 8:00 pm. The performances by: These versatile dancers have ticket prices are $7.00 general Cantamerica: This pair of performed Tango but Milonga admission and $4.00 with a Argentinian singers have been and the folkloric dances of student ID. working together since they Latin America.

April 4th A ROUSING FILM TREAT." From the people who brought you the rhumba. -Rim R.-.'d the mambo, Ricky Ricardo. daiquiris. good cigars, Fidel Castro, ft** cha-cha-cha, Cuban-Chinese "An '' /7,' • •""Marvelousty restaurants and the erotic \ L\ funny" Watergate plumbers... CELEBRATE-) PAINTER FLAMBOYANT POLITICAL ACT!"IST delight — Time AND ONE OF LATIN AMLKICAS MOST FASCINATING PERSONALITIES People Mjt;j/m« ) H'W- "A MOVIE TO PAY ATTENTION TO/'^'^Bak +J "GOOD. WARM, FUNNY, AND ^LKTTT ^ ' TOUCHING."-»^-. ,.„~N„,a**,. Sj_L \ { CD o W ' "It would be a loss to overlook it." —-*"" G*—» <"»o *•#* 'or* C~m . N»*j '» ■ "ELEGANT AND FUNNY"

"There are few films around thcit can touctr rt.r' Pi —B.-o &,■*# ao"o .frit, *.-w, "OUTRAGEOUSLY < FUNNY." and her two husbands Bt^f. ^i M*uic Ve-H!C«CA MuVC P»CriiC3 9uJ»0 J» .' CAMNAVAUNfW *0"**fc* PlUM B£cC*SE Directed b> Mill LEDUC Produced Dv MANUEL BARBACHANO PONCE EL SUPER Sljrnnj OFELIA MEDINA 6 IUAN |0SE CURROLA A Htm Yoikri Tims Relejie f "87 Nelson Merced

Nelson Merced will be the keynote speaker at the Latino Recognition Banquet sponsored by the Puerto Rican/Latin American Cultural Center. Mr. Merced is a graduate of the University of Connecticut. He is currently representing the 5th Suffolk district in the Massachusetts State Legislature. He is the first Latino ever elected to the House of Representatives in the Commonwealth. The banquet will be held May 4 at 6:00 pm in the Student Union Ballroom. Campus Events

April 1 World Fest '90 International Fair April 16 Lecture: Langston Hughes. Speaker: ROTC Hangar Noon - 5 pm J. Archibald Holland. Sponsored by H. Fred Simons Afro-American April 2 Metanoia Special Event "American Cultural Center. Free, SU Ballroom Pictures". Free: Arjona 105, 6 pm 7 pm

April 4 Day of Metanoia on Discriminatory April 20 Film "Crimes and Misdemeanors". Harassment and Free Speech School of Fine Arts Film Series. $3.00, VDM 8 pm April 6 Film "Romero", School of Fine Arts Film Series. $3.00, VDM, 8 pm April 23 Exhibition: Arthur Evans Prints. School of Fine Arts Exhibition. Atrium Gallery April 6 Concert and Reception. Oscar Ghiglia: classical guitarist. April 26 Sponsored by the UConn at Hartford Fashion Show sponsored by the H. Concert Series. Auditorium of Fred Simons Afro-American Cultural Library, 1800 Asylum Street, Center. SU Ballroom Hartford. Free, 8 pm April 28 Unity Day Picnic sponsored by the H. April 10 Film "All of Our Lives: Women in Fred Simons Afro-American Cultural Center Later Years", Women's Center Film. Babbidge Library P-108, Noon and 7 pm April 28 Step Show sponsored by the H. Fred Simons Afro-American Cultural April 13 Films "Cry Freedom" & "Dr. Center. Jorgensen, 7 pm Strangelove". Students For Peace. Free, SU Ballroom 7 pm Ray Gonzalez and his Orquestra Versatil

Ray Gonzalez and his Orquestra Versatil will be the featured band at the Latin Ball on April 21 in the Student Union Ballroom. Mr. Gonzalez and his band are considered to be one of the premier groups performing Latin music. The range of his music includes all types of Latin/Afro-Carribean music. This group has been performing together for 3 years in New York and throughout New England. The orchestra has performed with artists such as Johnny Venture and Jerry Gomez. For the Latin Ball the band will be performing a program of Afro-Carribean music. Latino Contributions to Society

Government and served four terms. He then A & M. In 1973 he received 1983 with 94.2% of the Washington D.C. and Public Service served as deputy mayor for a Masters in Public vote. He was re-elected two Mexico. His association New York for policy until Administration from the more times in 1985 and 1987. with the navy began when Herman Badillo: Mr. 1979. Mr. Badillo now John F. Kennedy School of Cisneros came to the he served in the Naval Badillo was the first practices law in New York Government at Harvard attention of the national Reserves during World War native born Puerto Rican and teaches at the University. Cisneros earned democratic leadership and II. He was appointed elected as a voting member university level. a Doctor of Public was under consideration as special assistant to Sec. of of Congress. Born in Caguas Administration from running mate in the 1984 the Navy, James Forrestal, in 1929, Badillo traveled to Henry Cisneros: Mr. George Washington Presidential race with in 1945-46 and served as a New York City to live with Cisneros was the first University in 1975. He Walter Mondale. member of the Eberstadt relatives after the death of Mexican-American ever to began his career as a public Commission on the his parents. He graduated be elected mayor of a major servant in 1968 as an Edward Hidalgo: Mr. Unification of the Military from the City College of U.S. city when he won the Administrative Assistant Hidalgo served as Services in 1945. He New York and the San Antonio election of in the Office of the City Secretary of the Navy from returned to his private law Brooklyn Law School 1981. Born in 1947, he Manager in San Antonio. In 1979-1981. He was born in practice until 1965 when he where he was class received a bachelor's 1975 he was elected to the Mexico City in 1912 and was named special valedictorian. After an degree from Texas A & M San Antonio City council came to the U.S. six years assistant to the Sec. of the unsuccessful bid for a seat in University in 1968. While and was re-elected in 1979 later. He holds law degrees Navy, Paul Nitze. Later he the state Assembly, he serving two years as a and in 1987. He was elected from the Columbia served a senior official of served in a number of commissioned officer in the the mayor of that city in University and the the U.S. Information appointed posts. He was U.S. Army, Cisneros earned 1981. He proved to be so University of Mexico Law Agency. From 1977-1979 he elected to the House of a Master of Urban and popular as Mayor that he School. He is a member of served as Assistant Representatives in 1970 and Regional Planning at Texas handily won re-election in the bar in New York city, Secretary of the Navy Latino Contributions to Society

and was appointed Secretary of prominence in the mainstream Musical Dramatic Academy. His Chita Rivera: This native of Juan "Chi Chi" the Navy in 1979. media, Ruben Salazar was bom first role was in "The Cross and Washington, D.C. has a Rodriguez: Born in Rio in 1928 in Chihuahua, Mexico. The Switchblades," however he reputation as one of the best Piedras, Puerto Rico, Rodriguez Phillip Newman: Mr. His family moved to El Paso is best known for the role of singers and dancers ever to became a premier player in the Newman, the son of a German- when Salazar was an infant. Francis Poncherello in the perform on stage. Rivera has Professional Golf Association. American father and Mexican After serving two years in the television scries "Chips". appeared in a number of musical In 1963 he was awarded the mother, became the first U.S. Army, he graduated from comedies in London and on PGA title for winning the Mexican born judge in the U.S. the University of Texas. He Jose Feliciano: Born in Broadway. She has been Denver Open. In 1964 he won After fleeing the Mexican Civil worked at the "El Paso Herald- Lares, Puerto Rico, this singer- nominated for the Tony Award two major tournaments and War in 1920, Newman's father Post" and became a staff musician and composer has on six occasions. She has also place second in two others. worked as a day laborer while member of the "Los Angeles proven that blindness is no served as the Good Will Rodriguez no longer plays on studying for a law degree. Times" in 1959. He covered the impediment to success. His Ambassador for UNICEF. the regular circuit but is very Newman followed his father's Vietnam and Latin American most famous work includes the active on the Master's Tour. example and received his law Wars, and was named as the song "Light My Fire" and Anthony Quinn: Regarded as degree in 1941. After serving head of the "Los Angeles "Feliz Navidad". He is the only one of the greatest actors of with the U.S. Coast Guard in Times" Mexico City desk. He Puerto Rican to win four this century, Anthony Quinn the Pacific during World War II, returned to Los Angeles to grammy awards for singing in was born in Chihuahua, Newman joined the family law cover Mexican American affairs. both Spanish and English. Mexico. After moving the firm. Newman won landmark He became an award-winning family to the U.S., Quinn's cases protecting the rights of columnist for the paper and was Jose Ferrer: Considered to be father was killed in an . individuals against unwarranted named news director for KMEX- one of the greatest actors on automobile accident, forcing searches and seizures and TV, the local Spanish-language film and stage, Ferrer has nine year old Anthony to find leading to changes in the television station. On August played many roles. However, part-time jobs to help support immigration laws. In 1964 he 29. 1970, while he was his best known work is as the his mother. He began acting at was appointed to a Los Angeles covering the National Chicano lead in "Cyrano de Bergerac". the age of 19 in a small theater municipal judgeship by Moratorium Day Committee's Playing Cyrano in both the group. Two years later he began California Gov. Edmund Brown. march to protest the Vietnam film and a stage version, he his distinguished film career. Newman was later elected to a War, Salazar was killed by a earned both a Tony and an His best known films are term as judge where he remained police tear gas projectile. Oscar. "Zorba the Greek", "Lawrence of until his retirement in 1982. He Arabia" and "Requiem for a continues in a private law Raul Julia: A native of San Heavyweight." He has had more practice. Entertainment Juan, Puerto Rico, Julia was than 100 film roles and has "discovered" in a production of been awarded two Academy Get involved and the Arts "Bye, Bye Birdie". He went to Awards. Working through an Science New York City to study drama. organization called Nosotros, UConn and Claribel Alegria: Born in His career has included roles on Quinn has helped support and Estcli, Nicaragua in 1924, stage and in film. For his work encourage new Latino actors. celebrate Franklin Chang-Diaz: The Alegria considers herself in the musical "Nine", he was first Latino astronaut. Franklin Salvadoran in as much as she awarded the Tony. His film Chang-Diaz was born in Costa moved to El Salvador at a very roles have included such Religion Latino Rica and attended the Colcgio early age. She earned her B.A. critically acclaimed films as de la Salic in San Jose, he at George Washington 'The Kiss of the Spidcrwoman" Juan Alfredo Arzube: received his bachelor's degree Awareness University. She is married to and "Romero". Father Arzube was born in in 1973 from the University of U.S. writer Darwin Flakoll and Ecuador in 1918, moved to the Connecticut and his doctorate in they have lived in a number of Jose Limon: Recognized as United States in 1944. he Month Applied Plasma Physics from Latin American and European one of the greatest dancer- decided to join the priesthood the Massachusetts Institute of countries for the past 35 years. choreographers of this century, in 1945 and was ordained in Technology in 1977. He was Alegria has published ten Jose Limon was born in 1954. He served in many posts chosen as an astronaut-scientist volumes of poetry, three short Sinaloa, Mexico in 1908. After in East Los Angeles. He was in 1980 and flew on a shuttle Sponsored novels and a book of children's his family moved to the United installed as Auxiliary Bishop mission in 1986, the last stories. In 1978, she won the State, he pursued his interest as for the diocese of Los Angeles mission before the Challenger prestigious Casa de las an artist at both UCLA and the in 1971. Since that year he has by the explosion. Americas prize in Havana, Cuba New York School of Design. served as Episcopal vicar for for her book of poems, Inspired by a modern dance the Spanish speaking people of Jorge Prieto: The son of a Puerto Sobrevivo. In her writing and performance, Limon decided to Los Angeles. Bishop Arzube is prominent Mexican politician her private life, she has for become a dancer. By 1930 he the first native bom Ecuadorean whose father was once mayor of many years been an outspoken was working in chorus lines on ever to serve in the hierarchy of Rican/Latin Mexico City. Jorge Prieto came advocate of the liberation Broadway. In 1931 he began to the U.S. Catholic Church. He to the United States in 1920 struggle in Central America. choreograph for Broadway, but has been deeply involved in the American when his father was exiled for later devoted his talents to Latino community throughout speaking out against Miriam Colon: A pioneer in concert dance. The Jose Limon his priesthood. government policies. The Cultural the world of theatre, Miriam Company gave performances family settled in Los Angeles, Colon was born in Ponce, throughout the world for several but Prieto returned to Mexico to Puerto Rico. An actor since her decades. After declining the Sports Center complete his medical education. childhood, she went to New directorship of the National In 1951 he moved to Chicago York City with a drama Academy of Dance in Mexico, Roberto Clemente: Hall-of- where he interned at Columbus scholarship and became the first he joined the faculty of the Famer Roberto Clemente was Hospital and opened a small Puerto Rican to be accepted to Juilliard School. In 1964 he bom in Carolina, Puerto Rico. family practice. In 1974 he was the Actor's Studio. Her was appointed the artistic He began his professional named chair of the family professional career ranges from Director of the American Dance baseball career with an island practice department at Cook television, film and theatre. Her Theater. His death in 1972 was team at the age of 17. In 1953, 267 Glenbrook County Hospital. As chair he film roles include work with considered a great loss for the Brooklyn Dodgers signed him instituted an aggressive Marlon Brando in "One-Eyed world of dance. with a $10,000 signing bonus, Road minority recruiting program to Jacks." She has worked with the the largest bonus ever paid to a Box U-188 attract lop women and minority New York Shakespeare Festival, Rita Moreno: Born in Latino player. He was traded to health professionals. Dr. Prieto including the role of Calpumia Humacao, Puerto Rico, Rita the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1954 486-2204 also established a series of in "Julius Caesar." She is leader Moreno is the only U.S. where he quickly earned a satellite clinics to better meet of the Hispanic theatrical performer to have won reputation as an excellent right the health care needs of the movement in New York City, Academy, Grammy, Tony and fielder with a shot-gun arm. Latino population of Chicago. where she cofounded the Nuevo Emmy awards. Ms. Moreno After 1960 he became In 1984, he became president of Circulo Dramatico, the first arrived in New York City at the recognized more for his skill the Chicago Board of Health. Spanish language theater in age of 5 and began performing as a bats-man as his average New York City. In 1967 she as a Spanish dancer two years never dropped below .312. he founded the Puerto Rican later. She worked as a nightclub was voted the MVP in 1966 and Business Traveling Theater, a bilingual performer, played bit parts on helped the Pirates win the theater group, which performs Broadway, dubbed film voices World Championship in 1971, Roberto Goizue ta: Puerto Rican, Latin American into Spanish and acted in radio with a "batting average of .414. Chairman and chief executive and contemporary world drama. dramas before her career took Always concerned with helping officer of Coca-Cola since The goal of the group is not off in 1949. Her film debut was others, Clemente was killed 1981. Roberto Goizucta is a only to provide a venue for in 1950 and she continued to when a plane load of relief Cuban immigrant. Born in Latin American drama but to work in Hollywood until 1963. supplies for Nicaraguan Havana in 1931, he attended bring theater to the community. Her best known film role, for earthquake victims crashed into school in the United States, Free performances are provided which she won an Academy the sea in 1972. graduating from Yale in 1953. in parks, playgrounds, churches Award was in "West Side He served as technical director and community centers in low- Story". However, she felt that Angel Cordero, Jr.: In the for Coca-Cola in Havana from income areas. The group also she was being typecast in roles world of horscracing, few can 1954 to 1960. He moved to sponsors work shops for she found did not reflect compare to the success of Angel Atlanta and has worked at the aspiring actors, directors and positively on Latin American Cordero, Jr. In 1983, he became corporate headquarters for over playwrights. Colon has served women. She sought out positive only the fourth jockey in the 20 years. Goizueta is the only on the New York State Council roles in London, Chicago and history of horscracing to win Latino heading a Fortune 500 on the Arts and on the New York. She has gained wide more than 5,000 races. In a corporation. Expansion Panel of the respect for her skills as an actor period of three days he won four National Endowment of the and dancer and continues to races on three tracks. Among Journalism Arts. work on television, on the races he has won are the Broadway and she has returned Kentucky Derby and the Erik Estrada: The son of to film. Bclmont Stakes. Ruben Salazar: One of the Puerto Rican parents, Estrada first Mexican-American was bom in New York City. He journalists to achieve is a graduate of the American The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1990 page 11 LETTERS & COMMENTARY Letters to the Editor- Higher education should Basketball fans speak out not mean fewer facilities About five months ago, the Higher Education, the chief University of Connecticut's executive officers of the Watcrbury Campus learned that participating institutions and I would like to extend my problems were momentarily set George. To the rest of the the Commissioner of the others have received on a congratulations to the UConn aside. No books or budgets, no Husky hoop teem: Chris, Department of Higher monthly basis the minutes of men's basketball team. Coach prejudice or poverty. We got John, Scott, Rod, Nadav, Dan, Education and the chief both the Center's Executive Jim Calhoun and the rest of the together for a common Toraino, Murray, Lyman, executive officers of several of Committee and the Connecticut's public colleges coaching staff for a magnificent purpose, to cheer you on to Steve, Tim, Oliver, Marc, and Administrative Council, the and universities had met to two governing bodies of the season! I also want to express victory. You captured the Marte, we look forward to next discuss altering the governing my gratitude to them. Not only hearts of young and old alike. season!!! Center. During my eight years structure of the Higher as a member of the Council, I did you play great basketball Your season has come to an Caulyn D. Hunt and exhibit fine sportsmanship, end as good things often do, Education Center. attended almost every meeting Class of '90 Few may remember that it but you also brought pride and but the special moments have of both the Administrative was solely because all three of become beautiful memories. Council and the Executive unity to our campus. When we Watcrbury's public institutions watched you play, our Thanks and good luck to Tate Committee. During this long of higher education would share period, no written equally in the governing correspondence was received by structure of the Center that the cither group which indicated State expended 45 million any dissatisfaction with their Sometimes we go through extremely rewarding but never a time when college sports dollars to construct shared work or indication that they life without realizing the extent easy. December through April desperately needs it. I graduated facilities at the HEC. had not corrccUy exercised their or impact of our is particularly difficult because from UCONN in 1977 and I In November of 1988, statutory obligations and accomplishments. Sometimes of the harsh winter and just want to thank the coach consultants from Denver, responsibilities or been the impact is life changing and especially the lack of sunlight. and team for a great season and Colorado, hired by the ineffective in any way. To the sometimes its a matter of The folks up here didn't know a lot of fun, because isn't that Commissioner, stated that the contrary, nine months after the bringing a little joy or the difference between a what life is all about? Above governing structure at the consultants report, the excitement at an unexpected UCONN Husky and a typical all, I want to express my Center was ineffective. As a Executive Committee received moment. Sometimes that little Alaska sled dog, but they do thanks for bringing sunshine at consequence, the praise for its work. This joy is magnified and expanded now. You captured the a time when it's most needed Commissioner decided that occurred on July 24, 1989, due to circumstances. Such is imagination of a lot of people in Alaska. one, and only one, of the three when the Board of Trustees of the case of the 1989—1990 up here and made a lot of Christopher J. O'Brien institutions for whom the Community-Technical UCONN basketball team. lifelong fans. This team also facilities were built, namely Colleges passed a resolution Life here in Alaska is elevated the sport as a whole in the University of Connecticut, lauding the work of their would be stripped of its appointee to the Executive governing role at the Center Committee, Yvettc and jurisdiction would be Mickcnberg. Excerpts from turned over to the Community that resolution follow: Colman McCarthy Technical Colleges Board of "whereas: under her Trustees. Even if the leadership of the "governance structure was Executive Committee, poorly organized and the planning and Civil war hinders the defeat ineffective", as reported, why is construction of Phase the University of Connecticut, II of the Center's of a true common enemy an equal partner in the Center facilities has been since the 1969 legislation was successfully carried WASHINGTON--Last August, Ficre influence Soviet policy, but we felt morally enacted, being singled out as out with the promise Ghcbreysus, a 28-year-old Eritrcan living in New compelled to do something, whatever we could, the one to lose its jurisdiction? of significantly York and with a degree in physics from Southern to stop the killing of our people. I hate to think This sad turn of affairs is enhanced and expanded Connecticut State University, returned home to that at home, children are learning to spot hidden also complicated by the fact educational programs visit his parents. He had left in 1981, becoming land mines instead of playing games." that the President of the and services for the part of the small, 15,000-member Eritrcan If the West looks at Eritrea at all, it sees the University of Connecticut has region which the community in the United States and Canada. vacant eyes and swollen bellies of hungry people not raised his voice in protest Center serves ... and What Ghcbreysus had been reading in American who emerge from the shadows periodically over the present proposal. extend to her special papers about the Ethiopian military's raw holding out the beggar's bowl. Last month, staff Why? He was party to tribute for her brutality against Eritrean civilians he now members of the House Subcommittee on Africa permitting the State to expend successful leadership witnessed himself. visited the area and confirmed what relief agencies its treasury for the construction in the continuing "I was visiting a school in Orota, in the have been trying to get across, that another of shared facilities. For him to development of the northwest," he said. "It was a large boarding famine is pending for nearly five million people. now relinquish the University's Center " school, with 4,600 students from the first grade Food distribution is erratic, with poor roads and jurisdiction over outstanding, In a letter to me, dated March to the fifth. At noon, planes came. It was an air long distances only part of the problem. The modern, academic facilities 19, 1990, Dallas K. Bcal, raid by two MIG-23s. Within 15 minutes, they other is that nighttime travel is required. The raises many questions that President of Connecticut State bombarded us with four rockets, a napalm bomb Ethiopian air force, when it isn't bombing require answers, for it is almost University, stated, "Nor do I and a demolition bomb." schools, goes after food convoys, strafing what unheard of for the president of recall cxprcssing.dissatisfaction Miraculously, no one was killed, so the toll of arc called "mercy corridors." an institution or corporation to with the Executive more than 500,000 deaths in the Ethiopian- In early February, the guerilla forces of the give up jurisdiction over even a Committee." Eritrcan war didn't rise in Orota that day. But it Eritrcan People's Liberation Front, using paper clip, let along 45 million Docs the resolution would in following days and nights, and be part captured Soviet equipment, surprised the dollars in new facilities. concerning Y. Mickcnberg by a of a new 29-ycar-Iong, national self-mutilation Ethiopian army in a scries of attacks in which During the 21 year statewide Board of Trustees between independence-seeking Eritrcans and a the government's soldiers were overpowered development of the Center, our whose members arc appointed ruthless, Soviet-supplied Ethiopian army whose despite their larger size. Eritrcans, who live in legislators have never, to my by the Governor strike you as Marxist dictator, Mcngistu Haile Mariam, is one the northernmost province of the country, arc knowledge, received any indication problems exist with of 20th-century Africa's most heinous butchers. aligned militarily with another anti-government complaints saying that the the governing structure? Docs An effort to gather support for ending the East army, the Tigray People's Liberation Front, from governing structure was poorly the statement by President Bcal African war is currently being made by 10 a province south of Eritrea. organized and ineffective. In that says he never recalls Eritrcan refugees who, on March 30, began an The combination of destitute Eritrcans and fact, the structure at the Center having any dissatisfaction with open-ended hunger strike in front of the embassy Ethiopians fighting each other when they should reflects that found at most the Executive Committee's of the Soviet Union in Washington. These arc be united against the common enemy of public and private institutions work? people who know something of hunger, having starvation, is a dreary story matched, if it can be of higher education. During my Our area legislators should seen an estimated one million die of starvation believed, by a drearier coloniali/cd past. Italian eight years (1981-89) as a inform their colleagues in the and disease in the famine of 1984-1985. That rule suppressed Ethiopia from the 1880s to 1941, member of the Higher General Assembly of the sham Eritrcans are voluntarily going hungry in front of when, following the defeat of Mussolini, a Education Center's that the Commissioner and the Soviet embassy is sign of both hope and British protectorate was established. That lasted Administrative Council, I others arc trying to foist on steel: hope that international pressure can be until 1950, when the United Nations put Eritrea never received a single call or them and the citizens of the created to force the Soviet military to end its aid under the control of Ethiopia. Three years later, letter from a legislator or area. They should leave the to Mcngistu, and steel, because what else the United States, citing "strategic interests," citizen concerning the Center's governance of the HEC in the accounts for a people to survive for three decades began the first payments of what for 24 years governing structure. In fact, hands of the participating against an Ethiopian army that has been propped would amount to S279 million in military aid. over the years legislators have institutions and investigate the with as much as SI 1 billion in Kremlin support. It stopped in 1977 when Mcngistu began turning enacted statutes creating the real motives which arc Few arc more aware man Ficre Ghcbreysus that to the Soviet Union for support. He has been existing governing structure propelling the Commissioner the West pays scant attention to the Eritrcan civil getting it since. which controls the Center; and, and others in their attempt to war, or that the Erilrean's cause of independence Both Eritrea's past and present arc a maddening throughout this entire period, remove the University of is seen as just. One of his countrymen at the example of a people fated to live with almost they have witnessed the Connecticut's regional campus hunger strike says, "Perhaps it seems unlikely nothing and being given even less by those who successful operation of the from having an equal role in that a small group of young Africans could might be helping. Center. the governance of the Center! Over these many years, the Colman McCarthy is a syndicated columnist Alphonse Avitabile office of the Commissioner of Professor Emeritus page 12 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3. 1990

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Pride (In The Name of Love) 1984, —Paul "Bono" Hewson of U2 SHOE by Jeff MacNelly METANOIA CALENDAR METANOIA—April 1-6, 1990. A time to be open to change. A time for the Campus as a whole to discuss free speech, discriminatory harassment, and to celebrate our diversity. A time of exciting, stimulating, and provocative programs. A time to come together and be challenged.

SIGN THE PLEDGE, WEAR YOUR 9:00-9:30 "Us and Them". Part of the Film Series. RIBBON See description under 1:00. (BOG TV SU Lounge)

We are asking everyone to sign this pledge: "I pledge 9:00-10:30 "Guest in A Strange House". Have you to keep my mind open to perspectives that differ or even been a guest in a strange house? Even though challenge my point of view and I will oppose all your host/hostess tried to make you feel at home, forms of discrimination and harassment. As a you felt out of place. This is often the plight of member of a culturally rich and diverse community, minority students at UConn. Facilitated by WHUS 91.7 FM I believe that the University of Connecticut should Winfield Coachman, Sr. (SU 217) commit more resources to the advancement of a Schedule Anti-Racism at the University of Connecticut: A pluralistic environment." Pledges will be available News at 7:55 a.m., 9:55 a.m., 11:55 Panel Discussion. Docs the First Amendment from, April 1st. Sign one, get your ribbon and a.m., 3:55 p.m., 4:55 p.m. really create a right to insult and demean people? wear it all week, especially on, April 4th. Tuesday, April 3, 1990 What are the effects of racism on the white 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.: Occupation SCHEDULE majority? What arc the differences between Foolc with Jeff Ahem education about "multi-cultural diversity" and anti- 10:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.: Focus on racism. Facilitated by Tobias Schwartz, Rufus Health This is a tentative schedule. Check the Daily Campus Blanshard, James Faris. (SU 306) for changes and additions. 10:30 a.m.-l 1:00 a.m.: Wings 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.: The Boundless The "Invisible" Oppression of Women Jews and Jazz Universe with Jazz Officer Spaak Tuesday, April 3 Sexual Minorities. How do some groups respond 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.: Khatabhoga when they're told in subtle ways to stay quiet and 6:00p.m.-6:30 p.m.: Pacifica 11:00-12:15 Adult Sexual Assault. Facilitated "in the closet"? How can others respond when these 6:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.: Open Forum by Michelle Frigault for HDFR 277. (FLC 207) various groups come out? Facilitated by Moshe 7:00 p.m.- 9:30p.m.: Face the Music Halfon. (SU 218) with Melinda Pierce Wednesday, April 4 9:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m.: Dancerama with Cultural Diversity Workshops. Workshops will Dana Throughout the Day: enhance participants ability to competently interact 11:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m.: Nestor Cabrera in culturally diverse environments. 2:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.: Free Form with International meals at many of the residence halls. Section 1: Facilitated by Michael Hell, Elsy Jeffrey Shiffer Ncgron, Farah Ibrahim-Schrocder. (SU 207) 6:00 a.m.-6:30 a.m.: Global Radio A Display of Issues Related to Free Speech. (Library) Section 2: Facilitated by Pat Andersen, Leslie Show Roulier. (SU 301) 6:30 a.m.-7:00 a.m.: Undercurrents Bibliography on Free Speech Issues. (Library) Archie Bunker's Neighborhood. Come pioneer into Film/Video Scries. Sponsored by the Affirmative the land of bigotry and discrimination and gain a Action Advisory Committee. All Films and videos new understanding of human differences. This will be shown in the Library room P-108 and be exercise will simulate a small town populated by followed by a discussion. The videos will also be many groups of people and will challenge each shown in the television lounge of the Student group to build their "ideal community." Facilitated Union. by Paul Jannke, Kevin Walsh, Doreen Lee, Alysa Lyons. (AACC) ^^ail^Campus^Tuesday^pri^^990 page 13 POTATO CHIPS by Fred Rawles THE REAL WORLD by de Zabrus

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CLASSIFIED INFO For Sale: 1981 Suzuki Katana DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST Available for summer sublet in 4.75/HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-3 Classified ads may be placed at Asking $875.00 Call 487- MINUTE FOR SUMMER Waldcn apartments one bedroom WEEKS TRAINING AT The Daily Campus office or by mail. 1224. FS 3/29-4/4 HOUSING. Two Bedroom for $350 per month. Call 487- 4.50/HOUR. 12 NOON FRIDAYS OR ALL DAY Classified ads must be paid in full at Apartment only 5 minutes (1 1579. FR4/3-6 1/2) miles from campus SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS. the time of placement, and arc non- available May September. Summer Sublet: Celeron Square. WORK 1-2 DAYS OR ALL refundable but credit will be given.. Perfect for 2 or 3 people. Call 3 bedrooms with A/C, DAYS SELLING FLOWERS AT No classified ads will be accepted 429-2033 for more information. microwave, dishwasher. OUR OUTDOOR LOCATIONS. over the phone. Phone numbcis, last FR3/29-4/4 AVAILABLE MAY 21 WITH CAR NEEDED. 742-9965 HW 1/26-5/4 names, or full addicsscs arc not FALL OPTION POSSIBLE. Call Summer Sublet w/ FALL 429-1079. Leave message. permitted in the Personals. SUMMER SUBLET Waldcn OPTION Woodhavcn Apartments FR4/3-10 Subway of Vernon, part-time All advertising is subject to accep- Apartments. One or two people help needed, weekday shifts to share master bedroom, with 1-bedroom close to campus low tance by The Daily Campus, which available, located right off 184, private bath. POOL, deck, utilities nice carpet FREE STAYING FOR SUMMER!! CABLE call PEGGY or KAREN 20 minutes from UCONN, Call reserves the right to reject any ail fully furnished apartment, Celeron Square: 429-9024 LEAVE MESSAGE. 2 Bedrooms available excellent 649-9440, ask for Pat or Chris. copy at its sole discretion. Adver- including dishwasher and wall- FR3/29-4/4 condition. All amenities HW3/22-4/11 tisements offering lerm-papcr re- to-wall carpet. $370 for one, included, Possible Fall option. or $185 each, + utilities. Call search and writing arc not accepted. HEY! CHECK THIS OUT! 1 Rent Negotiable. Call Lifeguards and swimming Tina or Lisa. 429 8974. FR Student classified rates for ads BDRM apt. in Waldcn Apts. Evenings 429-6337. FR4/3-9 Instructors, Summer 90, HALL 3/20-4/6 of 25 words or less: For summer and possibly fall. Pond and UConn Pools, Willington 429-6501 HW 1 insertion $2.(X) More information can be given HOUSE FOR SUMMER 3/26-4/6 3 consecutive $5.25 over the phone 429-5069. RENTAL 3 BEDROOM. 2 FR3/29-4/4 BATHROOM. AND LARGE 5 consecutive $7.00 BARBARA MANOR - BASEMENT. RENT SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS Each additional word $.05 Summer Sublet with fall option. SUBLET: CELERON SQUARE. NEGOTIABLE. CALL KATHY -- MEN & WOMEN - • Two (2) spaces available, Fully furnished with option to (EVENINGS) 429-5019 HOUSE GENERALISTS & SPECIALISTS Non student classified rales for $135/monlh per person. Call buy cheap. Central Air, IS 5 MINUTES FROM CAMPUS Two overnight 8 week camps in New York's Adirondack ads of 25 words or less: 429-6395. ask for Melinda or Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, ON ROUTE 32 PAST Mountains have openings for 1 insertion $2.25 Kalhy. FR 3/27-4/9 Cathedral Ceilings, Microwave, HOOLIGANS. FR4/3-9 A must sec Call anytime 429- tennis, waterfront, (WSI, ALS, 3 consecutive $5.75 9747. FR3/29-4/4 Coventry 4 Bdr. Apt. w/stove & sailing, skiing, small crafts), 5 consecutive $7.50 Summer sublet with option to Rcf. Sec. no pets $900.00 all team sports, gymnastics, 642-6263 FR4/2-13 arts/crafts, pioneering, music, Each additional word $.05 rent in the Fall. Walden 'Two Bedroom Spacious Ranch, Apartments. 2 Bedrooms. 1 1/2 L-Shapcd, Fireplace, backs to photography, drama, dance, and bath, pool and much more. Rent Forest, quiet, private, ideal for nurses. We're interested in negotiable. Please call 429- grad and faculty. Garden Area. ROOMMATES/ people who are interested and 8067. Leave message. FR3/23- 455-9378 before 9pm." love children and in having fun FOR SALE 4/5 FR3/29-4/18 with them. Men reply: One bedroom apartment for Summer Sublet with fall option. Single, nonsmoking, Prof. Robert S. Gcrstcn Diamond Engagement Rings 14 summer sublet fall option 3 bedroom Celeron Sq. apt A/C, responsible woman to share two Brant Lake Camp &18 karat gold. Best price. walking distance to campus rent Dishwasher, Microwave bedroom apartment 4 miles 84 Leamington St. Wedding Bands, fine jewelry negotiable 429-1395 FR 3/26- partially furnished 429-3876. from campus starting mid-May. Lido Beach, N.Y. 11561 repair, designs just for you. 4/6 FR3/29-4/5 Rent $225 + utilities + 1/2 Women reply: David Wright Jewelers Rt. 44 security deposit w/ lease. Sherie Aiden Ashford 429-4282. FS2/21-5/6 2 Bdrm house 7 miles from STUDIO APARTMENT Welcome International Students. Camp Point O'Pines UCONN garden space privacy HAMPTON COUNTRY HOME. Call 429-3780. RH 3/26-4/6 Brant Lake, N.Y. 12815 Tired of paying too much for ideal for grads or responsible Available May 1 or later. HW3/27-4/3 auto insurance? Call LOBO couple. Call 455-9378 days till $300/mon:h plus shared utility. Tolland: Two non-smoking Insurance Agency 228-1025. 7pm Rent $6-700 only. FURNISHED OR NOT. WHOLLY females are sought to share ♦Business Students* part-time Low insurance rates for good FR3/27-4/9 SEPARATE FACILITIES. spacious contemporary new or full-time, sales with high drivers. Take 10% off your auto ENTRANCE, PARKING. home. 7-mile to UConn. earning potential call Dan at insurance if you have SUMMER SUBLET: Celeron GARDEN. PET WELCOME. $400/person or best offer. 871- 429-1061 leave message. homeowner insurance from us. Square, 3 BR Apartment. Twenty-plus minutes to Storrs. 8301 (home) or 486-2122 HW3/28-4/3 Rates for good students. 10 Dishwasher, A.C.. Microwave. SEEKING INDIVIDUAL (office) RH3/28-4/6 Main St., Hebron. CT 06248. Available after graduation. Fall INTERESTED in assisting in Did Spring Break leave you FS 2/26-5/4 option possible. Call for upkeep of HOUSE and One roommate wanted to sublet broke? Need some extra details: 429-6790. Leave GROUNDS. EXCHANGE FOR at Carriage House Apartment for spending money? The UConn FUTONS. ALL SIZES SPECIAL message with number anytime. PARTIAL RENT. CALL 455- $175.00 per month. Available Development office's CASH & CARRY EVENT FR3/28-4/10 0080 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. now until August 31st. Call phone/mail program needs you. EVERY SATURDAY 10AM TO FR3/20-4/3 Karlyn at 429-4341. (or ask for If you have excellent 5PM. X-TRA DISCOUNT WITH SUMMER SUBLET: BETTER Jamie). RH3/28-4/3 communications skills. This STUDENT I.D. A COPY OF THAN AN APARTMENT! Rent a disk jockey on campus job is perfect for you. 3-5 THIS AD. NATIONAL SLEEP A furnished house, 5 minute starting at $90, semi-formals AWESOME DEAL! WALDEN nights/week. Sunday afternoons SHOPPES 59-67 FEDERAL walk to campus. 3 BR. big starting at $190. Quality lights APT. WITH POOL, SHARE 2-5 Sun -Fri. nights 6-10 p.m. ROAD DANBURY. PHONE yard, free cable TV, washer and and sound. Call: 423-3270. LARGE BEDROOM, ONLY $6/hr plus nightly bonus and 792-5150. FS3/20-5/4 dryer. Please call 487-1457. FR3/30-4/27 $175! FULLY FURNISHED, incentive program. We are FR3/28-4/10 MAY FREE AND FALL OPTION. looking for people to work now FOR SALE Konica Camera Summer sublet wiUi Fall option. CALL ERIK 429-2112. and throughout the summer. includes: body 50 mm lense, STUDIO APARTMENT Woodhaven. only $550.00. Pay RH3/29-4/4 Interested? Call Scott, 486- 70-210 mm lense. $125.00. AVAILABLE FOR SUBLEASING just three months. Good summer 1169 HW3/28-4/10 price negotiable. Call Andrea DURING SUMMER MONTHS place with balcony. Call now. CARRIAGE HOUSE: TWO 427-3081 FS3/28-4/3 WITH FALL OPTION Bob or Sean 487-1069. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED Hey Students! Need a Job? Looking for summer AVAILABLE. ONLY $400 A FR3/30-4/3 FOR SUMMER, WITH OPTION employment? The -UConn MONTH. CALL 429-7275 ASK FOR FALL. $162/ MONTH. Free kittens. Four females, two Development Office is looking FOR MARIA OR TERRI OR TIRED OF DORM LIFE? MOVE NEWLY RENOVATED! CLOSE tigers, one black and white, one for a few qualified people to LEAVE A MESSAGE FR3/28- OFF CAMPUS TO A HUGE 1- TO CAMPUS! CALL JULIE OR grey and white. Call 429-3880 work in our office. Good 4/3 BEDROOM APT. THAT OFFERS HEATHER--429-1191 RH 4/2-6 FS3/28-4/3 PRIVACY AND FREEDOM. typing, filing, and organizational skills needed. Furnished summer sublet - Fall COMPLEX INCLUDES IN We have hours available every ART SUPPUES- option 1 or 2 females $300 for GROUND POOL FOR FUN IN HELP WANTED day, especially Friday 24 Grumbacher soft pastels-$20 1. $150 for 2. Large bedroom, THE SUMMER SUN! MUST SEE afternoons! If Interested, call to 48 Nupastels-$15 HUGE closet. POOL! Available THIS APARTMENT WITH A set up an appointment, 486- 24+ Conte A Paris Pcncils-$20 April 30th! Call 429-2411. VIEW. CALL 487-1321 30 Water soluble Pcncils-$10 NIGHTS. FR3/30-4/3 1169. ask for Scott HW3/28- FR3/28-4/3 Home Mailers Like New. 4/3 Earn $500.00 for every 100 427-4604 Julie FS3/28-4/3 SUMMER SUBLET: CELERON Amston— Room available May- envelopes stuffed. For more Sept in exchange for 8-10 hours PRESCHOOL TEACHERS -- SQUARE 3 BR. A/C. information send self-addressed QUALITY INNOVATIVE babysitling/wcck. Female non VW GTI Silver 1983 74K microwave, dishwasher, stamped envelope to: Box PRESCHOOL LOOKING FOR sunroof, 5 speed two brand new partially furnished. Great Place smoker preferred. Hours 428216, Evergreen Park. QUALIFIED EDUCATION. flexible to accommodate Pirelli tires and AM/FM cassette to Live! Call Today 429-4469 Illinois 60642. HW3/23-4/5 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. AND work/school. 228-1297. leave stereo. Very good condition FR3/28-4/3 PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS FOR message FR 3/30-4/5 $2,500 Call 427-1809 leave 250 COUNSELORS and FULL AND PART-TIME message. FS4/3-5 Waldcn, 1 bedroom, pool. Coventry 4 Bdr. Apt. w/stovc & instructors needed! Private, OPENINGS. EXPERIENCE Sublet May-August $510 or Rcf. Sec. no pets $1100 coed summer camp in Pocono HELPFUL. CALL JANET 8AM- 1984 Mecury Lynx. Excellent lease $560. Call Jeanne after 642-6263. FR 4/2-13 Mountains, Northeastern 4PM 871-8426. HW3/29-4/11 condition, loaded. PS/PB, 5SP. 5:30 pm. 487-0755 FR 4/2-4 Pennsylvania. Lohikan, PO Air, Premium AM/FM, low Rent one of three bedrooms, in Box 234 UC. Kenilworth. NJ Special Needs Children's Camp miles. $2475. 486-3215. days. •♦Summer Sublet** Fall Celeron Square. Furnished 07033 (201) 276-0998 HW looking for highly motivated FS4/3-5 option, one bedroom, apartment. Air Cond., 3/26-5/4 kitchen employees for summer. comfortable for two, $300 MO, Microwave, dishwasher. Rent 1st cook and utilities positions Honda CB750 "76 8.000 mi. 50 available May 20 All May from mid-May--August. May's Aerobics instructor, summer available. Salary plus room and mi on rebuilt engine. Nice paid, 3 miles campus, air rent is FREE If interested call replacement. Must be certified. board. For application please looking Bike. $550 or Best conditioning 429-4386 FR Kirstcn at 429-1860. FR4/3- Willington, 429-6501 HW contact Kathey at 429-3444 offer. Eric 450-0806. FS4/3-9 4/2-6 5/1 3/26-4/6 HW 4/2-13 CLASSIFIEDS The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1990 P"«e 15

SUMMER JOBS TO SAVE For three years we have gone NERIMAN'S TAILORING: UCONN WATERSK1 CLUB AND ENVIRONMENT Earn $2500- together. PROFESSIONAL TAILORING TEAM LEARN TO SKI OR 3500. National campaign And for three years we have FOR LADIES AND COMPETE. INSTRUCTION FOR positions to pass Clean Air grown. GENTLEMAN. WE ALSO ALL SKILL LEVELS. Response Act, stop toxic pollution, All this time I've been so glad. SPECIALIZE IN ALTERING meeting on Tues. April 3 in PARTICIPANTS TO DISCUSS tighten pesticide controls & To have you to call my own. PROM GOWNS. HOURS: 9-5 Library Lobby 7:30 p.m. or call ATTITUDES ABOUT SEX promote comprehensive Happy anniversary to you, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9-2 Curric at 742-6579 E3/28-4/3 All participants will be paid $10. recycling. Available in 18 Rosemary, SATURDAYS. 146 HUNTING states & D.C. Intvs on campus I love you for the things you LODGE RD. STORRS NEAR (Note to psych. 132 and 133 Alpha Lambda Delta meeting students—if you prefer, you may 4/10. 11, 12. Call Kate toll- do, CARRIAGE HOUSE APTS. 429- Thursday April 5 at 6:30 PM in receive 4 experimental credits free: 1-800-75-EARTH. I love you for the feelings you 1444 M2/26-5/4 Student Union South 375. All HW4/2-12 give me, instead.) These groups arc part of freshman and sophomore And I love you for just being Opportunity Seekers! Learn a study run by Dr. Jeffrey D. members welcome. E4/3-5 you. Fisher in the psychology dept. Busy Warehouse Distributor in about water pollution/filtration. (box U-20). The purpose is to East Hartford has a temp, Dave Be your own boss; no UCONN FLYING CLUB is explore the attitudes and feelings position avail. April-July. inventory required! Company having and information session of college students regarding Duties to include answering To la magnifiquc mademoiselle does bookkeeping; as for anyone interested in making sexual decisions in the era phones, data entry, light typing working the register at the Independent distributor of multi- becoming a member. Wed. of AIDS. To avoid offending and misc office duties. $6.50 Whitnavcigh Inn at dinner pure (water-filtration). Ideal for April 4, 7:15-8:30 in Student anyone, we ask that participants be hrly Call Paula at 282-0387 Friday 3/30. Like my eyes students, retirees, etc. Union 208. 429 7017 for info. aware that the discussions are Shamrock Dist. HW 3/30-4/19 that evening, my mind has been Independent distributor Brian E4/3-4 on you all weekend. I wore a about sex and may become Mich. If interested send SASE explicit. To participate, you ATTENTION: EASY WORK green/purple rugby, leather to: Brian Mich Multi-Pure Pizza!! Pizza!! Pizza!! Come to bomber, and glasses. A rendez- must be over 18, be an EXCELLENT PAY! Assemble Request 331 Nahatam St. the Bisexual, Gay, and Lesbian undergraduate student living in products at home. Details (1) vou? Rcspondcz s'il vous plait! Norwood, Ma. 02062. M3/7- Association's general meeting a dorm, and (for current psych. 602-838-8885 Ext. W-3993 4/12 and pizza party!! Thurs. April HW4/2-6 TO THE BEAUTIFUL GIRL 132 and 133 students) have not 5th at 7:30P.M. S.U. Km. 217. WITH THE LONG BLOND HAIR, previously participated in any Take off with UCONN's E4/3-5 Exp. 21 discussion groups. SUMMER JOBS TO SAVE AND BLUE EYES. THAT newest sound! MOBILE These two-hour groups will be ENVIRONMENT EARN $2500- WORKS IN THE OFFICE OF MUSIC The State«of«thc.Art Metanoia Event Wednesday made up of either all males, all $3500. National campaign THE BURSAR. (2nd FLOORS D.I. Show. Modern Lights to April 4 S.U. Room 302B 9- females, or a mix of males and positions to pass Clean Air YOUR PRETTY SMILE MADE Color the Dance Floor! Thurs. lOam Student talk on females and will be held at various Act, stop toxic pollution, MY DAY! THANKS. Nitc Party $100.00, Semi- "Spccicsism" 10:30-12 limes in afternoons and evenings. tighten pesticide controls & Formals $200.00. Reserve Now! "Spccicsism an Analysis of the Please call Diane Kimblc at 486- promote comprehensive To Carrie P in TBS, Who Jeff 423-2853 M3/23-4/12 Oldest Form of Facism" by recycling. Available in 18 happens to be my LLS, When 5917 for more information. W4/3- Patrice Greenville. Please noon on 4-13 rolls around, at 9 state & D.C. Call Kate toll-free IF YOU ARE GOING ON attend E4/2-4 von dcr Mchdcn you'd better be at : 1-800-75-EARTH. HW4/2- SABBATICAL OVER THE found. Watching the talent of CALL SANDY'S TYPING 6 SUMMER OR NEXT FALL, CRISIS CLINIC FOR LASER - Don't forget to turn in your your BS. --The Bcrt-n-Ernie HUNGER CLEANUP Woman. SPRING OR BOTH AND NEED PRINTED WORK ON ATTENTION: EARN MONEY A HOUSESITTER I'M RELIABLE COMPUTER OR TYPED ON sponsorship money All day TYPING AT HOME! 32.000/yr SELECTRIC. DISCOUNT and evening at the C'onnPIRG Michael and Alice, get psyched RESPONSIBLE HAVE income potential. Details (1) REFERENCES 429-8517 RATES: $1.00 PER DOUBLE - office student union room 290 602-838-8885 Ext. T-3993 for the pizza parly and meeting South. DEN A M4/2-3 SPACED PAGE (PICA). FOR HW4/2-6 on Thursday!! -Jeff LETTER PERFECT WORK. Learn how Spirit opens the CALL 429-6372. FREE HAPPY BIRTHDAY WIN A HAWAIIAN heart and leaches Divine COME SAIL AWAY Summer EDITING. FLEXIBLE HOURS. JACQUELINE! Sorry this is VACATION OR BIG wisdom through contact with an Vacation Jobs on Cruiseship PAPERS TO BOOKS TO late. Welcome back from SCREEN TV PLUS RAISE inner "Light and Sound" at an fun work - good pay for UP TO $1,400 IN JUST RESUMES. W4/3 information call Anchors Away Montreal. Now get ready for a open discussion presented by great birthday week! Thanks for 10 DAYS!!! ECKANKAR on Wednesday - 904-489-2635 until 8pm. Objective: Fundraiser HW4/3-9 being a great roomie, love N.D. 4/4/90 at 8:00PM in the Commitment: Minimal Student Union Rm 217. For Money: Raise $1,400 EVENTS Welcome Back to UCONN, more information call 427- Valcry M!! Don't get lost in Cost: Zero Investment 1048. E4/3-4 PERSONALS the back woods cabin! KA Campus organizations, clubs, Love! frats, sororities call OCMC: 1 WE SCRbblNl'KiNT YOUR (800) 932-0528 / 1 (800) 950- DESIGN OR MESSAGE on T- 8472. cxt 10. M3/26-4/11P 4 more days to go, KA! The SI1IR TS-SWEATS-BOXERS time draws nearer... MISCELLANEOUS & MUCH MORE. (NEON TEES & CAPS AVAILABLE NOW) bte Life Hey Musicians! Looking for a The Frown IbguitCW FAST DELIVERY. CUT RATE Sarah, Just what were you little extra cash? Kappa Kappa PRICES & TOP QUALITY doing in the shower for 45 Psi is currently offering a $200 SONIC SOUND D.J. WORK. FOR YOUR NEXT minutes? Let's do some more award for any student involved SERVICE Has over 100 CD'S, FUNDRAISER, EVENT OR LlteLife™ Is opening FIREBALLS! Happy in a University music program. 600 Watts of Sound, 1200 CLASS PARTY CALL US! soon in North Windham Valentine's Day and Happy For more info, call 427-2345 or Watts of lighting. We will CONNECTICUT ADVERTISING next to Gold's Gym on Rt. Birthday, too. 427-5496 or stop by Gary play your favorite music. Same SERVICES P.O. BOX 439. 66. Several positions Love, Mark Green's office MusB (106). low price. 429-2786. M3/20- WEST SUFFIELD. CT. 06093 4/30 M4/39 available starting early Jackie (GTB) - Happy Birthday 203-668 1158 E 3/26-5/4 May. Candidates should from the one who holds the key Call the sound and lighting be high image and to your philosophical drinking professionals. Earl's Traveling RESUMES. We do them for FUN RUN!!! FUN RUN!!!! 8TH enthusiastic. Call for question "why doesn't water DJ service. Get the best for you! 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Monday, April 2, 1990." people to run our business for other networks. great run and I have a million Both Musburgers were us." Musburger is in his sixth Because the move was memories, and I leave behind a unavailable Sunday but Tubbs, Kerr said it wasn't accurate season as lead play-by-play announced on April Fool's Day lot of good friends," Musburger Musburger's assistant for 5- to say that Musburger had been man for the NCAA basketball and a day before the NCAA said in a statement read by ycars, answered questions. fired. tournament and has been host basketball championship game Jimmy Tubbs, his personal "It wasn't right out of (he "We just didn't renew his of "The NFL Today" since — which Musburger still is assistant. "At this lime, I'm blue," Tubbs said. "He knew contract," she said. 1975. He has anchored the scheduled to broadcast — many going to take an extended for a couple of days that things Asked why Musburger Masters golf tournament, the television officials at first vacation, and I'll be working were not going well in contract wasn't staying until July, Kerr NBA finals, the Pan American dismissed it as a joke. again someday, somewhere." negotiations. Negotiations had said: "It wouldn't be right to Games and late-night coverage A worker at CBS Sports' Musburger, who has been been going on and they just have him start baseball and not of the U.S. Open lennis studios in New York called The with CBS Sports since 1975, broke off." be around at the end of the tournament. He also broadcast Associated Press insisting the was scheduled to become the The first hint of the move season." college football games. announcement was not true, main voice for CBS' baseball came when CBS spokeswoman "We simply felt we wanted even while CBS Sports coverage, which begins April Susan Kerr read a icrsc two- Musburger has been a to give more opportunities to president Neal Pilson was 14. He also was in line to be paragraph statement. frequent target of television some of ihe younger people discussing the move at the the host for the network's "CBS Sports announced critics, who have accused him |)coplc who currently work for Final Four in Denver. coverage of the 1992 and 1994 today that it had declined to over ovcrhyping events and us," Pilson said. "There's never "It is not a joke," Pilson Winter Olympics. renew Brent Musburger's being a bland personality. But a good time to have to said. "It's a difficult decision. 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COME SUPPORT BASEBALL'S OPENING WEEK FOR THE 1990 SEASON!! GOOD WHILE THEY LAST! s ^ page 18 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1990 SPORTS Rally to honor men's basketball in Hartford Fans invited to a celebration in Bushnell Park which will recognize the Huskies 31-6 season University of Connecticut cecds will benefit athletic basketball fans arc invited to scholarships at the University show their support for the of Connecticut. 1989-90 UConn Huskies and The day's events are being head coach Jim Calhoun at a managed by the Hartford Do you have questions about "Celebration Rally with the Downtown Council in UConn Huskies," on Sunday, cooperation with the Civic April 8 at 4:00 p.m. in Bush- Center and and the UConn Di- SENIOR MEMBERSHIP? nell Park in downtown Hart- vision of Athletics. ford. The rally is open to the "We arc pleased and excited Come to our general public and admission is about both the rally and the free. dinner to honor the very special Also on April 8, a special season our basketball team informational Huskies Celebration Dinner gave all of us in this state," will be held in the Assembly said UConn Director of LIBRARY Hall of the Hartford Civic Athletics Todd Turner. "We're Center at 6:00 p.m. at S30 per looking forward to a great day ticket. The Dinner Ticket Lot- Sunday and we're grateful lo tables today or tery will take place on the Hartford Downtown Coun- Wednesday April 4 in the Cen- cil and our friends at the Hart- ter Court of the Hartford Civic ford Civic Center for organiz- Wednesday Center Mall. Lottery numbers ing these events." will be distributed beginning at This story was compiled from 6:00 p.m. noon and the drawing will take from Athletic Communications place at 1:00 p.m. Winners can Reports. purchase two tickets and only to 9:00 p.m. 300 will be available. Net pro-

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IN THE FUN The Daily Campus SPORTS Th^Dail^Campus^uesday^pri^^990 page 19 Huskies take on Adelphi in Northeast match-up By Joe Morelli 'We expect two good games away from tying the all-time .333 and third baseman Sally not allowing a base on balls in Daily Campus Staff from them," added Mullins. "I record for lifetime appearances Bouman.who is batting an 23 innings pitched. The other The Connecticut softball saw them play a little down in on the mound in a Husky even .300 with one home run starter is right-hander Chris team will hope to return to the Florida State Lady uniform by Dcnisc Hannon. and a team-leading six runs Gage who has a 1-1 mark with action on a positive note after a Scminole Invitational (the Adelphi has also been batted in. a 1.56 ERA. week layoff against Adelphi of same tournament UConn thwarted by the inclement Leading the squad on the Mullins noted how Long Island, NY, who are played in but not in the same weather. Following a 3-3 start mound is right-hander Janis important it would be to defeat ranked second behind UConn in bracket) They play good in the Invitational, with Okerluonde, a transfer from a team like Adelphi, which was the Northeast region. defense, but they have to fill a victories against the University Golden West Junior College in 25-20 last season. The four-team Husky couple of holes this year." of Oklahoma, the University of El Toro, California. "They are a long-time rival Invitational, with Pcnn State, Leading the Huskies into the Okerluonde is 2-2 on the year of ours," said Mullins. "Wc Princeton and UMass was Rhode Island and Stetson, doublchcadcr against Adelphi while dropping games to with a 1.22 earned run average would like to gain an advantage rained out for the second arc five .300 hitters: Co- and one shutout. She has on our home turf." consecutive season, but Coach Southwest Louisiana, New captain shortstop Vicki Mexico and 14th nationally racked up 17 strikeouts while Karen Mullins sees the layoff Bartolucci and pitcher Sue more as a positive than as a ranked Florida State Rybczyk, first baseman Chris University, Adelphi been out negative. Wajda, left fielder Janna Venice For Men's and Ladies Hairstyles "Despite the opportunity lost of action since March 19. and center fielder Michelle Top players for Adelphi on playing caliber competition, Santo. Bartolucci resumes her that are a cut above the rest... our players will be well- include shortstop Jen Cardone, chase of both the career base who leads the team with a .350 rested," said Mullins. "The kids hit and double marks held by batting average; designated will be hungry to play against Dawn Muzolcski and Rybczyk hitter Lesley Perkins, batting Scissor Wizards Adelphi. still stands two appearances 10 Dog Lane Storrs • • • history never repeats? 487-0747 From back page sake, write your congressman, over the long haul. Wc fear is cyclical—it repeats itself your senators, the governor. that Calhoun's departure will We cany over and over and over again. Heck, write the president. end everything before it has a You can look back and see Keep Calhoun here at all chance to develop. what's ahead. You can correct costs. What kind of legacy is that future problems with past Papa Gino State Tech is to leave for future generations? solutions. building a tradition. It's one Jim Reynolds and Jason With that thought in mind, that can't be invented and one Blucstein arc Daily Campus everyone—please—for God's that can only be appreciated columnists. Products Intramural Indoor iSoccer Results Appointments or Walk-in (Located above Phil's, Suite #1) N.Dakota def. Annapolis 4-0 Rogers B def. Hurley 1-0 BUS TRIP Trenton def. TO Jefferson 8-0 THE BR0NH ZOO AND MUSEUM OF NRTURHL HISTORY Russell C def. SPONSORED BV THE NATURAL HISTORY CLUB Virginia 2-1 SflT. APRIL 7th, 1990 Belden def. BUS LERUES FROM S.U. RT 7:30 R.M. - RETURN RT 10:00 P.M. Zippies 3-0 FOR RESERURTION: BRING $4.75 TO TLS 312 FOR R0MISSI0N FEE TO THE ZOO Kingston def. %, Batterson A 5-1 TEAM def. O. Express. 3-0 Morgan def. Studying got you hungry? Merritt A 2-1 Hawaii def. Get coffee and donuts at the 24-hour study room Concord 1-0 Beecher/Vinton def. April 4,1990 7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Allen by forfeit Sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi

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E Monday-Saturday 9J0am-530p.m. The Daily 486-5757 Route 44, Campus o UConn Co-op's Campus Lifestyle Store Storrs, CT. 429-6421 - HOUSEWARES - FURNITURE - CRAFTS M^ Tuesday,I uesday, April J,3, 1990i vvu ^ The UConn Husky sofiball team travels to Long Island, N.Y. to take on Adelphi, See Page 19 A celebration rally to honor the men's basketball team will be held at the Hartford Civic Center on Sunday, See Page 18 Sports Brent Musburger is uncertain of his future after CBS failed to renew _L The Daily Campus his contract, See Page 17 Reynolds and Bluestein DiNuzzo no-hits UConn 1-0 A Slice of History Seton Hall left-hander hurls Big East's first no-hitter; The year is 2005. Pirates win second game 11-4 to sweep doubleheader Who would've thunk it? Not us. We bet our fathers Jason Bluestein and James Reynolds wouldn't even buy it, and they're not even here. Yesterday the final Associated Press basketball poll for the year was released. It read: l)Boisc Stale 2)Dukc 3)Papa C.ino State Tech 4)Florida A&T Just five years after we made the move to Division I, our basketball team made the Final Four. If it wasn't for Muhammad Lactner's jumper with three seconds to go, we would have played Boise State for all the marbles. Commentary But all that doesn't matter now. It's over. This has been a "dream season." Who would've thought that a team of dis-combobulatcd talent could bury the competition? Who would've thought that HBO would set up its college hoop coverage here in Nike, Iowa, and cover us nationally? Who would've thought that our coach would be in such demand? No one, of course. In it's mid-morning edition, The National reported that Head Coach Jim Calhoun was being considered for the Indiana job. That piece of information brings with it some misgivings and a bit of a history lesson recap. For those who were running around in diapers when it happened, Coach Calhoun arrived here at Gino Tech after having built the University of Connecticut into a mighty-max power. Your parents probably remember the 1989-90 season when Tate George and Scott Burrcll teamed on the "immaculate reception II." When the Big East was brought to its knees and when Christian Laettncr's two hands swiftly ended it all. Your parents probably also remember the four straight thirty win seasons, the quadruple overtime win over Providence in the 1993 Big East Championship and, of course, the championship game loss to Virginia in the 1994 NCAA Tournament final. —Kevin Fraser/The Daily Campus If the details are fuzzy, they at least never forgot July of '94, Tim Cain delivers a pitch to the plate. Cain got roughed up in the second game when Coach Calhoun just shipped right out of Storrs. It's known against Seton Hall as he gave up three earned runs in one and two-third innings. as "Black Tuesday" in these parts. Husky fans have marked that day in infamy. Calhoun never did SOUTH ORANGE, NJ— if it affects the Big East bottom of the sixth to secure give a clear reason for leaving. The fans blame everyone from Senior left-hander Jeff DiNuzzo standings. the win. Ted Klamm (2-1) former UConn AD Todd Turner to Calhoun's shoe salesman in threw the first no-hit game in DiNuzzo struck out 10 picked up the win for Seton Willimanlic. the history of Big East baseball batters in his no-hitter as only Hall with a complete-game In the end Calhoun scooted to the tune of an eight year, $30 to lead Seton Hall to a 1-0 one Husky reached base as effort, scattering eight hits. million contract from little known Papa Gino State Tech. victory in the first game of a Marek Drabinski went to first Most people here at Gino Tech thought the price was too high doubleheader Monday as the on an error in the third inning. Tim Cain took the loss and that basketball was being emphasized more than academics. Pirates won the second game Seton Hall won the first UConn in one and two-thirds Those same people arc now riding the NCAA bandwagon denying 11-4 for a sweep of the game, scheduled for seven innings of work. He gave up University of Connecticut. innings, as senior Mike they ever made such ludicrous comments. three earned runs. Marek Oh what a difference three 20-win seasons make. The win lifts Seton Hall's Randazzo hit a solo homer in the bottom of the eighth Drabinski led UConn in the But let's get back to Connecticut. It would be credible for us to record to 8-10 overall and 5-0 in the Big East while UConn inning for the Pirate win. second game with two hits, quickly examine what happened to their basketball program after Pete Walker took me loss for both doubles. Calhoun left. falls to 9-6-1 and 3-2 in Big East action. the Huskies dropping his record First, UConn hired Jim Valvano, who immediately brought to 1-2. Walker pitched the The Huskies return to action corruption to the school when he offered Texas school boy star The two teams were scheduled to play a three-game entire game for the Huskies, on Wednesday when they travel Luther Davis two cars and three cheerleaders if he planted himself at giving up just five hits and to Yale for a 3:00 p.m. game. Storrs for a while to play basketball. set over the weekend, but could only play two games on striking out three. Valvano was caught and subsequently fired in 1996. The school In the nightcap, the Pirates This story was compiled was placed on probation. Monday due to the weather. The third game of the set will led 5-2 after five innings and from Athletic Communications In the summer of '96, UConn hired former star Earl Kelly for the exploded for six runs in the Reports. head coaching job. Kelly quickly posted a .500 mark in his first be made up later in the season year. However, the following summer, Kelly was arrested on illegal Runnin' Rebels crowned possession of a gun and quit. By 1999, UConn was off probation and out of the Big East. Third-year coach Steve Pikicll commented, "Thank the lord. We NCAA National Champion haven't won a conference game in three years." Finally, in 2003, UConn hit absolute bottom. After a three- DENVER (AP) — The the first team to score more than we are, especially when NCAA's ultimate Rebel won point loss to Central Connecticut, Coach Marc Suhr and AD Dan than 100 points in the they're playing like that. We Donigan shut the program down for the season. UConn forfeited its its biggest prize. championship game. They arc lost to the best team in the UNLV ended the tournament remaining 15 games. also the first preseason No. 1 country playing at their best." To date, the Huskies have just completed their second season at of thrills and close finishes to win the title since North And they were at their best the Division III level. with the largest margin of Carolina in 1982 and the first victory in a championship from die start. Which, in its own roundabout way, brings us back here to Gino Western team since UCLA "I told the kids it was going game, a 103-73 win over Duke Tech in the year 2005. won in 1975. to come down to the last shot The questions about where this program is headed and how it on Monday night. They did it with the style Jerry Tarkanian, the coach of the game and I just hope plans to get there will awkwardly linger until