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Vol. XCII No. 63 The University of Connecticut Thursday, January 26,1989 Soviet officials abandon hope for survivors Three mountain Eyewitness villages account recalls dedicated as earthquake common graves horror SHARORA, U.S.S.R. (AP) SHARORA, U.S.S.R. — Officials on Wednesday (AP) — It moved as fast as a abandoned hope of finding any running man, and with more survivors of the enormous force. Looming earthquake and mudslide that black against the predawn inundated three mountain sky, the mudslide sounded villages, and said this like thunder, or rocks being settlement would be dedicated crushed into dust, survivors as a common grave. recall. Along with the bad news Unleashed by an earthquake, that no more survivors could the moving wall of mud, 50 expect to be found, there also feet high in places, crashed was good news: officials said down on this hillside peasant the death toll from Monday's settlement in Soviet disaster was only about a Tadzhikistan on Monday. It quarter of the 1,000 they buried one—story mud—brick originally had estimated. and prefabricated concrete In addition, a young man homes and killed 207 described how his 6—day—old villagers, most of them in cousin miraculously survived their sleep. the quake, held aloft in her It left a silent, moonlike father's hands as he and his landscape of rolling, moist household died in a torrent of earth and no signs of life, mud. except for white roofs that Kholmurod Barotov, 17, a Russian officials have given up hope of finding any more survivors in three peeked through the grime or worker in a Sharora bakery. Soviet villages flattened by an earthquake and a mudslide earlier this week. The scraps of brightly colored See page 4 villages have been dedicated as common graves (Reuters Photo). cloth carried across it by a morning breeze from the hills. Bundy may have killed up to 50 women In house No. 1 at Sharora's 1 TALLAHASSEE,TAT I AUACCEC TZlnFla. /AD(AP)* ikmthat matimay naimrnever )ube pnnfirmwlconfirmed nnon havei i been t briefed. -_r_j at-. .u.the FBI'}T7r>t». In. an _ •interview . • > Monday< i_.. with dairy farm, herdsman Saifulo — The prosecutor who sent 14 more cases in Washington, Quantico, Va., center for the psychologist James Dobson, Khodzharayev, 30, and seven Ted Bundy to the electric chair Utah, Idaho, California, analysis of violent crime. Bundy refused to discuss details members of his family were said Wednesday that the serial Vermont and Pennsylvania, and Hagmeier checked out of his of the Leach murder. "I can't buried alive and suffocated sex killer may have slain as touched on at least 20 more Starke motel Wednesday. talk about that right now... It's after the earthquake, many as SO young women, a slayings in various states Until last week Bundy had too painful." measuring 5.4 on the Richter toll frustrated investigators dating back to 1969. Three denied killing anyone. He was He was also sentenced to scale, dislodged the earth have sought to prove for Florida killings charged to convicted in three slayings in death for killing two Florida softened by thawing snow. years. Bundy would be added to the 13 Florida and charged in only one State students in their Chi They were among about 270 State Attorney Jerry Blair closed cases, putting the total death in Colorado; several Omega Sorority house on the confirmed dead. said that just before Tuesday's to at least SO. bodies have never been found. university campus, just three The family's tone survivor execution at Florida State "I don't know that it's far off Bundy, a 42—year—old law weeks before Miss Leach was was Khodzharayev's 6"—day— old baby girl, who had not yet Prison near Starke, he and an from the figures everybody has school dropout and one—time abducted in Lake City. FBI expert on serial killer, bandied about anyway," Blah- Republican activist in He died under his fourth been given a name. She was informally discussed a weekend said. "Those are the figures death warrant, held by her father aloft at Washington state, was executed arm's length, and escaped the of Bundy confessions. I've heard for many years. I shortly after 7 a.m. Tuesday for "There is no way in the deadly torrent of wet, sticky Blair said FBI agent Bill don't think we'll ever know the 1978 kidnap, rape and world that killing me is going Hagmeier told him that exactly how many." to restore those beautiful clay, said Kholmurod murder of 12—year—old Barotov, 17, a bakery Bundy's confessions closed the FBI spokeswoman Kathy Kimberly Leach, whose body children to their parents," said worker. books on 13 killings in Bradford said no formal was found in an abandoned Bundy, who told Dobson he statement would be made about Barotov said his mother, Washington, Utah and pigsty. didn't want to die. Colorado; provided information Bundy's crimes until officials the infant's aunt, had gone to spend the night at her house Third search is concluded ,-».,— ■« A farther up the hill to help her sister take care of the new born. Powell named new A-ACC director See page 4 By Angi Carter "He (Powell) offers to us all the things we're looking for. We Daily Campus Staff think we've come up with a fine candidate... We were looking for 100%, but I think we've come up with 110%," said Wrobleski. TODAY IN The division of Student Affairs and Services has hired Mr. According to Wrobleski, Powell has served as director of the THE DAILY CAMPUS Yale University Afro-American Cultural Center. He has taught for Ronald Powell as director of the Afro-American Cultural Center SPORTS (A-ACC), according to Milton Wrobleski, search committee several years on the collegiate level, hosted the "Black Perspective" chairman and Student Activities and Union Programs fiscal talk show on Channel 30 and was the fiscal manger for an The UConn Women's Bas- manager. insurance company. Powell is also an alumnus of the UConn Law ketball team, ranked number The position was vacated when Artie Travis left almost 20 School. one in the Big East, defeated months ago. Kim Harris, president of the Black Student Associations said that St. John's 78-61 in a home This was the third search for an A-ACC director conducted by the the increased involvement of students in the search process was the game last night division of Student Affairs and Services. The first two searches reason for the success. See Back Page failed to find a replacement for Travis. "The increase in student input sparked interest across the state," The third search began with the appointment of a committee Harris said. ASK VIC AND SHER consisting of two representatives from the Black Student "He's (Powell) highly qualified and very active in the See page 8 Association, one from the Board of Trustees, and three UConn community," said Liston Filyaw, counselor for the Center for administrators. \cademic Programs. News Pages 3-6 Wrobleski said rather than base the committee's decision on it's "I'm pleased that the search was successful and I feel the candidate Sports Pages 20-24 judgement alone, they sought input from the UConn community. vill be a strong leader and an asset to the UConn community," said Comics Pages 18-19 "We got rave reviews," he said. Donna Maness, search committee member. Editorials Pages 12-13 The committee interviewed six out of a pool of thirty-four Powell will be at the A-ACC on Friday, January 27 at 1:00 pm Features Pages 7-10 candidates. Each of the candidates spent time in the A-ACC to meet students, faculty, and all interested persons and answer any Arts Pages 11,14-16 meeting with students, faculty, and staff. questions. ALMANAC STATE for a moment of silence. The state and local just before 4 p.m. and was officials said. routinely searched by Customs The attorney general said HARTFORD (AP) - A The resolution, describing governments oppose licensing the nine young men and Shorcham because they inspectors, who found nothing, police raided between 20 and 25 resolution honoring the said Eastern spokeswoman places in the capital and its memories of ihc nine people women as among maintain the area around the Connecticut's "best and S5.4 billion reactor could not Karen Ccrcmsak. suburbs as part of an from Connecticut who died in The placement seemed to investigation of the base the terrorist explosion of Pan brightest," was then sent be evacuated safely in the event of a nuclear accident. indicate "someone with attack, but he declined to give Am Flight 103 over Scotland upstairs to the Senate where it was also adopted unanimously. In the meantime, lawyers for extensive access to the aircraft any further details. last month was unanimously LILCO and Suffolk County and extensive knowledge of its D'Alessio offered little adopted by the General "We hope that this have been meeting in New structure" had stored the drug. information about the Assembly yesterday. resolution can be of some York to try to work out a Customs said in a news commandos' motives and "These people, with the comfort to their families and to their friends," said Senate monetary settlement of a release. No arrests were made. ideology, but the identities of promise of life ahead of them, racketeering lawsuit which has The jet was released to three lent support to the died because someone, Majority Leader Cornelius P. O'Leary, D-Windsor Locks. put the embattled plant into Eastern, but the Customs position of President Raul somewhere wanted to make a further jeopardy. Last weekend, Service is investigating to Alfonsin that the group was statement in a twisted, "We understand that there is very little meaning in the act, a court—appointed mediator determine if punitive measures comprised of radical leftists. reprehensible and inhuman suggested that LILCO pay will be taken against the Among the dead were Jose way," said House Majority while there was great meaning and potential in their lives. about $400 million to settle carrier. Luis Calilu, a former member Leader Robert F. Frankcl, D- the suit, but LILCO said it of the Castro—inspired Stratford. Perhaps by our statement . . . we can share some of the could afford no more than $250 Peoples Revolutionary Army, 'Today we are making our million. and Jorge Manuel Banos, a own statement, to cherish and burden and we may be able to WORLD In December, a federal court leader of a spinoff group honor the memory of these add some purpose to all of BUENOS AIRES, Argentina jury found LILCO guilty of known as Movement Everyone Connecticut citizens. They this," O'Leary said. (AP) — Police stage more than violating the civil provisions for the Country. Banos recently were good people and brought The nine from Connecticut 20 raids around the capital of the Racketeer—Influence and denounced alleged plans by joy to the people around them on Flight 103, which exploded yesterday seeding evidence Corrupt Organizations Act by rightist in the military to and made the family which is Dec. 21, were: Sarah Margaret connected to an attack on a Aicher of Pomfret, William lying to state regulators to base that left 36 people dead overthrow the government and our state all the better because obtain rate increases in 1978 install Peronist presidential they were here." Gary Atkinson III of Lcdyard, and at least 68 wounded, Scott Cory of Old Lyme, and 1984. The jury awarded Attorney General Andres candidate Carlos Menem. "When the lives of these Suffolk $22.9 million in At least 18 bodies remain to sons and daughters, brothers Patricia Coyle of Wallingford, D'Alessio said. damages. be identified, D'Assio said. and sisters, and good friends Shannon Davis of Shelton, Alessio said three of the Afterward, U.S. District ERP, as the People's were lost, we all lost," Frankel Turhan Michael Ergin of West civilian commandos identified Hartford, Elizabeth Marek of Judge Jack B. Weinstein, who belonged to radical leftist Revolutionary Army is called said. presided over the suit, urged As the House clerk read the Brookfield, Amy Shapiro of groups, supporting the by its Spanish acronym, LILCO and Suffolk to attempt resolution, the normally rowdy Stamford and Thomas Shultz government's contention that formally disbanded in 1980 to settle the suit. Weinstein House fell silent. House of Ridgcficld. the attack was leftist—inspired. after years of battling with has scheduled a hearing for Speaker Richard J. Balducci,D- He also said the attackers soldiers in open clashes, and Feb. 2 on whether he should Newington, asked that the identified so far are Argentine. being decimated in the process. certify the lawsuit a class In all, 17 men and two The Movement is a small, resolution be adopted not by NATION action, enabling LILCO's the usual voice vote, but by women between the ages of 19 little—known organization having the IS 1 members stand WASHINGTON (AP) — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hear oral WEATHER arguments next month on whether the state and local Today, snow early governments have legal changing to freezing rain. standing before it in the Becoming windy, high 35 Shore ham nuclear power plant to 45. Tonight, rain or licensing proceedings, a snow early, giving way to spokesman said yesterday. clearing late at night. Arguments are scheduled for Lows in the teens. Feb. 10 at NRC headquarters Tomorrow, partly sunny in Rockville, Md., said and windy, highs in the commission spokesman Frank 30s. Ingram. He said he did not know precisely who would be appearing before the Extended Forecast commission but that he A chance of showers or expected representatives of New flurries Saturday, fair York stale, Suffolk County and Sunday and Monday. the Long Island Lighting Co., Lows in the 20s. Highs as well as staff of the NRC. in the 40s. There is no schedule for a final NRC ruling in the matter, he said. LILCO, which owns the Mfliahk QwptaWe Long Island plant, last year petitioned the NRC to review a ruling by the Atomic Safety 'Customs do not concern and Licensing Appeal Board Gainesville, FL- Attendants place the body of Theodore "Ted" Bundy intoa hearse themselves with right or which said a panel of the after an autopsy at the Alachua County Medical Examiners office. The body is wrong or reason. But Atomic Safety and Licensing being taken to a local funeral home for disposal. Bundy was electrocuted after they have to be obeyed; Board had overstepped its spending some ten years on death row (UPI Photo). one reasons all around authority by dismissing the state and local governments customers to sue for damages. and 35 were being held at that includes ex—ERP them until then he is tired, Such suits could result in police headquarters in militants. but he must not transgress from SIioreham matters before a third licensing panel.The first multibillion—dollar damages downtown Buenos Aires. A Under arrest is another them, it is sternly licensing board dismissed New that would bankrupt the utility. 20th person was hospitalized Movement leader, Juan Manuel forbidden." with wounds and may or may York state, Suffolk County and MIAMI (AP) — A routine Burgos. not be involved with the Mark Twain-Ttor Gorky the Town of Southampton on inspection of an Eastern Pamphlets and statements Incident the grounds that they were Airlines jet arriving from commandos, D'Alessio said. found among the commandos Previously, the government obstructing the process. Colombia failed to reveal a indicated they called themselves USPS129580000 NRC staff subsequently acknowledged only 14 people the Popular Resistance Front, cache of hidden cocaine, but were under arrest. agreed that the state and local string holding the drug packets which government sources say Second Class Postage paid at governments should be He also said the commandos was composed of former in place broke and the cocaine included five women, two of Storrs, Conn. 06268. Published at dismissed. dropped into view, authorities members of the ERP, the The Daily Campus, Box U-189, But the commissioners which were killed and three Movement and other groups. said yesterday. arrested. Monday through Friday 9/12-12/9, declined to vote on the question The propaganda indicated the Eastern employees spottct Shortly after dawn Monday, 1/26-5/5. in December, calling the issue the hiding place on the L— commandos saw themselves as moot because they planned to about 50 heavily armed acting to prevent an imminent Telephone: 429-9384. 1011 passenger jet Tuesday as civilians burst through the take up the issue of whether it was moving from the right—wing coup. Postmaster Send Form 3579 id main gate at the 3rd infantry There was little indication The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane. the state and local governments international terminal to the have legal standing before them regiment at La Tablada on the what the group intended to do Storrs. Conn. 06268. The Daily domestic departure area to outskirt of Buenos Aires. By in the entire licensing matter. continue its flight to New at the base or achieve by the Campus is an associate member Tuesday afternoon, at least 28 attack; or whether it had links of the Associated Press whichJ Shorcham has applied for York, the U.S. Customs both a 25 percent power were dead and perhaps 10 others to similar groups. is exclusively entitled ' u Service said. escaped. operating license and a full— reprint material published Flight 50 from Call landed at Seven soldiers and a | power license. Miami International Airport within. policeman also were killed, tmm The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 page 3 Customs authorities investigate allegations

BONN, West Germany helped Iraq build a rocket suspected of playing a major grounds for any arrests, but wc looking the other way during (AP) — Authorities Wednesday factory. role in building the factory in have a lot of material to go such operations, the Foreign raided the offices of three Customs authorities Rabta, about 60 miles south of through," he told The Affairs Committee of the West companies and the homes of 12 searched the offices and homes the Libyan capital of Tripoli. Associated Press. German parliament met in people in an investigation of "on suspicion that export laws U.S. officials say Libya Allegations of West special session Wednesday to allegations that West German had been violated" with intends to produce poison gas German involvement in the discuss official handling of the firms helped Libya build a deliveries to the Libyan plant, at the plant. Libya says it is a Libyan plant came to light late affair. suspected chemical weapons said Hubertus Voegele, pharmaceutical factory. last year. Members of the opposition plant. spokesman for the prosecutor's West German officials who Kohl's government at first Social Democratic Parly Some politicians, office in Offenburg. conducted the searches in cities denied any wrongdoing b', singled out Foreign Minister meanwhile, accused Chancellor He declined to identify the throughout the country seized a West German firms, and Hans-Dietrich Gcnschcr and Helmut Kohl's government of businesses searched, but huge quantity of material, exonerated Imhausen-Chemie Finance Minister Gerhard bungling West Germany's confirmed that the Imhauscn- especially from Imhausen- after an investigation earlier Sloltcnbcrg for criticism. initial response to the Chemie firm of Lahr was Chemie, that will take time to this month. Lawmaker Norbcrt Ganscl allegations, and a magazine among them. examine, Voegele said. But officials have said Sloltcnbcrg "did nothing" reported that companies had Imhausen-Chemie is "Up to now there are no acknowledged over the past two after learning from the U.S. weeks that several companies embassy in Bonn last May that appear to have provided Washington suspected West materials or know-how to the German firms of involvement Unstable Explosives found Libyans, including a company with the Libyan plant. owned by the government, Another prominent Social Salzgittcr Industricbau AG. Democrat, Karstcn Voigt, said in Windham Town Hall A day after U.S. senators it was "unbelievable" Gcnschcr WINDHAM, Conn. (AP) to the building he couldn't hear they could not explode the way accused Kohl's government of See page 6 — Sixteen military artillery any sounds coming from the they were left, but King said shells, described as "somewhat box, such as the ticking of a nevertheless that they were unstable" explosives, were triggering device, so he took it "somewhat unstable." discovered in Windham Town out and put it in his car. Then , The shells were taken to Hall Wednesday and safely King said, he ordered the state police barracks in removed by state police, building evacuated. Colchester for further authorities said. King notified state police, investigation and the building Windham Police Chief who sent troopers from the reopened, King said. Milton King said the 16 four- Colchester barracks to retrieve The chief said there had inch shells, packed in a box, the shells. been no threat phoned in to were apparently placed inside "The containers themselves, Windham officials before the the building sometime between the charges or projectiles, had shells were discovered. 7:25 a.m. and 8 a.m., when writing on the metal skin, to Marcy Stamm, a state they were discovered by a town wit 'Explosives-TNT and the a police spokeswoman, said resident at the rear entrance. scries of numbers," King said. federal authorities had been The same area had been The chief said members of notified and were going to pick checked by a janitor about 7:25 the stale police bomb squad up the shells from Connecticut a.m., but he saw nothing, told him that a separate officials on Thursday in an King said. detonator would have been attempt to find out where they The chief said when he got required to set off the shells and came from.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — institutions as an increase in Resident Bush said Wednesday the insurance premium they his administration is already pay. considering charging depositors The fee, or premium, would to help pay for the savings and apply to all federally insured loan crisis, but members of financial institutions: banks, his own party in Congress S&Ls and credit unions, quickly stuck a pin in the trial Siddon said. balloon. Bush, in an interview, "I'm not going to say what appeared to dispute a I'm going to do, but that is suggestion the fee could be one option," Bush said in an considered a tax, thus interview with two reporters. violating his "Read my lips: Treasury Secretary Nicholas No new taxes" pledge. F. Brady, in television John Sununu, White House interviews Wednesday chief of staff, said an increase morning, said a proposal under in deposit insurance premiums review by his department "does not pass the duck test would impose an insurance fee and therefore is not a tax." of 25 cents for every $100 in Sununu suggested that the deposits. But, he stressed that option under consideration the option has not been could be considered a forwarded yet loBush. "modernization" of deposit Brady did not say how the insurance premiums, which fee would be collected, but his historically have proved to be spokesman, Arthur Siddon, too low. said the fee could be imposed Federal regulators pledged Richard MacLeavy writes a personal headline for Jennifer Olayos at the Student directly on depositors, or it more than $38 billion last year Union Lobby during "Meet Me In The Union" (Kevin Fraser photo). could be paid by the to close 205 insolvent S&Ls.

Common grave • • Eyewitness account From page 1 From page 1 said his mother had gone to Tadzhikistan, Akbaar That gesture probably cost "It was like a bomb had trees. stay with her sister, who had Kakharov, participated in Safarmo Barotov her life. Her exploded on top of our heads, Since custom in this just given birth to a daughter. discussions leading to that teen—age son survived or thunder broke, said 27— mostly Moslem republic is His aunt's house was decision, media reports said. because he had been year—old Kibo Rakhikov. not to attempt to recover the completely buried by the "Regrettably, there is no one hospitalized outside of Two days after the disaster bodies of people buried alive, mudslide, but the little girl left who can be saved," he told Sharora for a stomach in this remote rural area about this village, whose name survived because her father, the official Tass news agency. ailment, he told Moscow— 1,800 miles south, means "spark" in the Tadzhik 30—year—old herdman Saifulo "Let the remains of the based reporters brought by dumptrucks work on crumbled language, will be fenced off Khodzhabev, held her above his deceased remain at the place bus and helicopter Wednesday brick, broken pieces of and turned into a common head as he and the rest of the where they died." to view the disaster scene. undulated roofing, twisted grave. family died, he said. "Moslem law, the Shariah, "We will transform the says that people buried alive settlement of Sharora into a must be left there," said common grave with a Izzatullo Khayoyev, prime monument to commemorate minister of the Central Asian the victims of this republic. "With a snort, the dog trots from the weeds - catastrophe," said Khusain Within 12 hours of the mostly yarrow - and sniffs, tail wagging, Kasymov, Communist Party quake and mudslide that struck chief in the Tadzhikistan the area early Monday, the and licks up at my face. The weed stalks republic's Gissar region. official news media estimated the dog brushed sway and slow, and he walks The religious leader of that as many as 1,000 people predominantly Moslem might have died. around me, sits, lies, and flumps over. The corymbs of yarrow flick around." Robert H. Neal from Moodus Robert H. Neal Poetry Reading Booksigning Thursday, January 26 7P.M. i, Mon.-Wed and Fri. 8:30-5 Thurs. 8:30-8 Sat. 10-5 UConn Co-op The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 page 5 News1 Senators oppose congressional pay raise

WASHINGTON (AP) — bill are Harry Reid, D-Nev.; Rep. Barney Frank, D- honoraria on" and asked why for top executive branch Twelve senators, opposed to a Jesse Helms, R-N.C; John Mass., sponsor of the House the Pressler-Grassley bill did officials and federal judges. SO percent congressional pay McCain, R-Ariz.; Dennis version of the ethics bill, said not include an honoraria ban This action would only be raise, proposed legislation DeConcini, D-Ariz.; Paul he believed the House also along with the pay raise meaningful if the House Wednesday that would roll back Simon, D-IU.; Gordon would address the pay raise as rollback. followed suit. the increase if the House lets it Humphrey, R-N.H.; David pan of a reform package after Grassley said House The second part, effective if become law by ducking a vote. Boren, D-Okla.; Quentin the increase went into effect. members resent the higher the raise becomes law, would The senators, six Democrats Burdick, D-N.D.; Strom "There should be a vote Senate honoraria "without a roll back congressional and and six Republicans, made Thurmond, R-S.C. and Howell scheduled, and I think it will be doubt" because "most senators executive branch salaries to clear they wanted to turn up Heflin, D-Ala. this spring," Frank said. get some honoraria. Most levels of last Jan. 1. Judges pressure on the House, which Mitchell told reporters: "I Frank said he favors a House members don't get any." would still get their raise appears headed toward allowing favor a comprehensive package that includes the post- The Pressler-Grassley bill is because the Constitution the increase to become law approach that includes employment ethics bill, in three parts. prohibits reducing their automatically. enacting the bill the president elimination of honoraria, and a The first feature would salaries. Sens. Larry Pressler, R- vetoed, campaign finance $27,000 pay raise that would disapprove the raise, not only The third clement would S.D., and Charles E. Grassley, reform, a ban on honoraria and be a tradeoff for the honoraria for lawmakers but also a require that all future pay raises R-Iowa, chief sponsors of the enactment of compensation to loss in the House. proposed SO percent increase have a recorded vote. legislation, said the rollback offset the loss in honoraria." The proposal emphasized feature would keep pressure on He said the package could the strains between the two the House even if the raise not be pulled together before houses in the pay raise becomes law through House the automatic trigger for the controversy. Danger from Toxic Chemical Lurks inaction. raise. House members don't like in Our ? If the increase takes effect, The ethics bill, vetoed by the Senate's higher honoraria A: Drinking Water?! Grassley said, House Reagan and introduced again figure. Senators are angry that B: Air?! opponents of the raise could try Wednesday by Thurmond, the House has refused to vote C: Food?! again and again to attach a would restrict lobbying by on pay raises before they D: Ignorance?! rollback to crucial legislation. former members of Congress, automatically become law. E: ALL OF THE ABOVE??!! Former President Reagan their staffs and top executive Frank said many senators Need help with the answer? proposed increasing rank-and- branch officials. "would like to leave the Or perhaps you think that NONE OF THE ABOVE would be better? file congressional salaries from Or just maybe you suspect a trick question? $89,500 a year to $135,000, a The Center for Biochemical Toxicology would like to explore raise that becomes law Feb. 8 Anyone interested in writing or all of the above and its implications with you in a new course titled unless both the House and editing for the news department at TOXIC CHEMICALS AND HEALTH which will meet TuTh from Senate vote to stop it 11-12:30 in Room 220, HGH. For more information, please contact Senate Majority Leader the Daily Campus, come to a Dr. Andrea Hubbard at 486-2084. The course is three credits George Mitchell, D-Maine, has and has no prerequisites. promised a vote on rejecting meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday. The course is open to sophomores only with written consent the raise before the deadline, of their academic advisors. but House leaders have 1 expressed no interest in allowing such a vote. The Windham Futon Company D Until now, critics of the Discover QJIM type raise have centered on stopping Copy A Word Processing, Inc. the increase by the deadline. UConn Business Block The Pressler-Grassley bill, OWN MON-HB IM ■ 1M Rt. 195 £ Doc Lane and comments by lawmakers in is now selling all cotton futon mattresses, SAT *«• - 1:00 487-1794 Storrs. CT both houses Wednesday, have covers, and hardwood frames raise the possibility of action prices start at $125 after the deadline to reduce the Resume Headquarters raise. Call us at 456-7096 or stop by at Senators joining Pressler 902 Main Street Willimantic (upstairs) word processed / Xerox 8200 copies and Grassley in sponsoring the We deliver} I

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James Exon, D-Neb., confirmation hearing began committee, "after giving him Texas, also testified on behalf into Tower's health, personal also predicted that Tower would before the senate Armed his baptism of fire, will of Tower as the armed Services and professional life. Tower's be confirmed, but said the Services Committee he once approve his nomination." panel began at least two days appointment by President Bush session promised to be "the ran with an iron hand. "John Tower is too much of of hearings on Tower's was held up last fall while the most difficult hearing, Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, the a conservative to give a blank nomination. FBI completed its background confirmation-wise" since he check. joined the committee. In his opening remarks, "Since there have been Senate subcommittee names Nunn also said Tower would be some questions raised, they are questioned closely on how he going to come out and be planned to trim Pentagon thoroughly aired," said Exon. Dodd as new chairman spending to help reduce the Tower, who led the fight on WASHINGTON (AP) — Exchange commission to "It will be the task of the federal budget deficit and what Captiol Hill for Ronald Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D— police securities market. subcommittee to undertake a changes he would support in Reagan's trillion-dollar defense Conn., was named Wednesday "Thousands of American broad review of these new risks U.S. defense and diplomatic buildup, faced questions on as chairman of the Senate businesses, small and large, and challenges, with an eye policies. whether his recent work as Banding, Housing and Urban depend upon (financial markets) toward steps that will assure "U.S. national security consultant for defense Affairs subcommittee on to raise the capital needed for fairness and stability in strategy is currently contractors might affect his securities, an area that has long—term investments and securities markets and increase overreaching and ambiguous," ability to run the Pentagon. drawn enormous attention in economic growth," the senator investor confidence," he said. said Nunn, urging Bush to Tower's confirmation the wake of 1987 market crash. said in a statement. "But these complete the policy review that hearing was taking place in the Dodd said he will have the markets in recent years have Sen. Donald Riegle, D— the new president has declared Senate Caucus Room. subcommittee examine the undergone dramatic and rapid Mich., had been chairman of as one of his first priorities. The Senate has rejected only recent wave of leveraged changes. The number and size the securities subcommittee. One liberal un the three Cabinet nominees in buyouts, market reforms of transactions have increased He moved up to chairman of committee, Sen. Edward M. history, and Nunn has said he following the October 1987 exponentially, while the size of the full committee following Kennedy, D-Mass.,told the expects Tower, the committee's crash and the adequacy of the SEC... has grown only the retirement of Sen. William panel that when Tower was its former chairman, to clear the efforts by the Securities and slightly. Proxmire, D—Wis. chairman, "I didn't always agree Senate hurdles. ...West AEROBICS CLASSES Germany Sponsored by From page 3 S.HA.C. could have been uninformed for months about intelligence (Student Health Advisory Council) reports that West German firms helped with the plant. Voigt said the scandal had Sign-up meeting January 30, 1989 6:30 pm TLS 154 reduced West Germany's international prestige to "a low point." • three classes to choose from. Locations: McMahon am & pm, Towers Genscher met with World • three certified fitness instructors to train your body right!! Jewish Congress leader Edgar Bronfman on Wednesday for talks that centered on the CLASSES BEGIN TUESDAY, JANUARY 31ST scandal. Bronfman said Genscher SHAPE-UP NOW!! assured him West Germany would do its best to see that the Libyan plant would not be Cost:$30.00 used to produce chemical includes pre and post fitness testing with computerized fitness profile weapons. "We want to make sure that one dynaband, various diet and fitness handouts the teeth of the tiger get payable at meeting cash.checks & money orders accepted. pulled,'' Bronfman said. Also Wednesday, the weekly magazine Stern said FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE HEALTH EDUCATION OFFICE 486-4700 X264 West German companies were "heavily involved" in an Iraqi rocket development project West German companies had shipped technology and The equipment to Iraq for a "research and development Student Union Board of Governors center that by all indications is a rocket factory," the magazine Lecture Committee presents said. world-class disabled athlete It described the factory as a heavily guarded plant near the and Vietnam veteran city of Mosul, about 210 miles north of Baghdad. Stem identified the project's Bill Demby general contractor as for an inspiring appearance on Gildemeister Projekta of Bielefeld. Wednesday. February 1 A Gildemeister official said at 8:00 p.m. the company had made deliveries for the facility, but in the Student Union Ballroom called Stem's contention that it An informal reception in the lobby was for rocket production was "utterly ridiculous." will follow the lecture. "We are building a laboratory and workshop complex that resembles facilities at universities and technical colleges," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. "There is no way to produce LECTURErfc rockets there. At best you can COMMI run a few little experiments," he said. The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 page 7 Features Freshman are more responsible than predecessors

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HEART MOBILES STICKERS Matt said nothing had changed since. AND MUCH MORE In operation since 1888, F.X. Matt makes beer under contract to several different Gift Certificates labels, including Albany Amber Beer, Bertt Beer, and New Amsterdam Beer, Major Credit Cards Accepted producing its own specialty January""23^28~9^5:30 G.H. Waring Continental Gift Shop beers such as Sarana 1888, All- Rt. 195. The Marketplace Storrs, Ct. Malt, Matt's premium, Malt's Artcarved Ring Sale This Week! Light and Utica Club brands (Across from E.O. Smith) 429-2143 Sales Rep in Store Wed.+ Thur. page 8 The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 198° ;Features 'A."l."A.l Jf Congratulations. Ask Vic and Sher Girlfriend regrets night of partying not a good idea. I know this You're Dear Vic and Shcr, Dear Hurting, sounds hard, but you have to I got really drunk and slept OK, so you've made a let him go and get on with about to with a boy that I had met at a mistake. Use this mistake as a your life. party. We had a wonderful learning experience. If you graduate. night but now he totally want a lasting relationship Dear Vic and Sher, ignores me. I feel hurt and with a guy, chances are you're I am in love with an used. I keep calling him but not going to get one if you awesome guy and I know he now I don't know what to do. sleep with him on the first loves me also. The problem is Hurting night. I think calling him is my past Now what? I realize now that I was immature and I am ashamed of Welcome to the real world. what I did. Should I tell my Competition for good jobs with boyfriend everything so we can great companies is tough, and have an honest relationship? for great careers, even tougher. Guilty mind

If you're about to graduate, Dear Guilty Mind, you'll soon discover not every Don't open your mouth! "challenging position" or Some chapters in your life "unique fast-track opportunity" should remain closed. Unless can promise success. your guy is incredibly FRIDAY JAN. 27 understanding, I don't think he You can put your education, would appreciate your honesty self-motivation and drive to work about your past. Be careful if for you by entering the Under- 9:00PM you decide to reveal everything writer and Appraiser Training and don't let your past ruin THE DRYDOCK LIVES ON your present happiness. Good Program of Chubb & Son, one of luck. the insurance industry's leading with property/casualty firms. Through Dear Vic and Sher, classroom and "hands on" instruction, and guided by a I am an attractive guy who management that is committed is painfully shy. I commute to your growth and success, so it's hard to meet people and you'll learn to assume the start relationships. What do I do? responsiblities of an Underwriter The commuter or Appraiser, two of the most important positions in this Dear commuter. industry. Commuting is tough-it's difficult to meet someone in a If you always thought of classroom situation. Try to insurance as something less join activities at UConn than exciting, think again. The instead of just going to class m. insurance industry of today is and driving home. The point one of change, challenge and is to try to become involved in high finance, offering excep- activities, relationships will tional benefits and career inevitably follow—you can satisfaction. always place a personal! Before you settle for a lesser VICK HENLEY Dar Vic and Sher, position, talk with Chubb's My boyfriend hates me campus representatives when since I've gained a lot of they come to visit. weight I'm desperate. I have m& to lose it but I can't. 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O'Keefe Canadian - $15.96 Save $2.00 HOLIDAY SPIRITS Holiday Mall Rt. Malt Liq 195 Storrs EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED 429-7786 n 11 in in .. .ii jinn i. 1111 in iuiitii.ii mi; mi HI; N I I U The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 we* 9 Features; Insufficient taxes force tuition hikes (CPS) — Tuition appears rates will rise 7.1 percent for portfolios, government grants those shortfalls is to raise Utah student Vice President to be primed to rise again undergrade. and, most importantly, from tuition," Hauptman said. Grant Sperry. nationwide. The great majority of the federal government, George Mason's Scherrens "Students are having to While nothing is official schools just now are beginning students in the form of tuition added campuses need more work 20, 30, even 40 hours a and state legislatures. yet, a look at the budgets now to announce their tuitions as money, too, to pay faculty week to pay for tuition,'' said being considered by state legislatures ponder budget and When legislatures don't members as much as they Brad Golich of the Arizona appropriate enough money, legislatures, regents and campus officials figure out could make in private industry, Students Association at a campuses normally turn to trustees around the country how much they need to charge to add staff and to build and November rally protesting a students. students to try to make up the maintain their structures. proposed $156 tuition hike at suggest that the price of difference. college will be significantly The trend, however, is George Mason, for one, is Arizona State University. "State appropriations have higher next year. undeniably upward. trying to finance a new science "How the hell can we do well Initial proposals would have been okay in the last few building, a new dorm and a in school if we're working all Oregon Gov. Neil years," the ACE's Hauptman Goldschmidt, for example, students at the 13 University of new student union. the time?" Wisconsin campuses paying suggested, and public colleges Students, naturally, are not In December, the regents submitted a budget Jan. 4 to consequently haven't had to his state legislature that, if 11-to-12 percent more next thrilled by the prospect of vho set the tuition for ASU, impose the 9 or 10 percent higher tuition. passed, would translate into a 5 year. Northern Arizona and the Loyola University of New increases common in the early "I'll have to get a higher . Jr. versity of Arizona, said they percent hike for most state 1980s. students and a 10 percent hike Orleans officials are paying job," said University of were impressed enough by the considering raising tuition by Yet students in Arizona junior Karen Bonz. outpouring of student anger for students at the University economically distressed states - of Oregon and Oregon State as much as 18 percent next "It's really hard unless you've over the proposed raise to particularly where agriculture got a silver spoon or University. fall. lower the hike to $84. "It is fair to say that there and energy are the dominant something." Golich seemed satisfied, "A 6-to-8 percent increase is industries- may have to pay If Loyola of New Orleans as good a guess as any" for will be a raise in the tuition noting some increases may be , actually imposes an 18 percent students nationwide, said Art rate for fall 89," said Dr. more than 6-us-o |^n.un mure inevitable. "The reality is that Maurice Scherrens, vice in tuition next fall, he added. hike, it'll drive everyone except [tuition cuts] would be an Hauptman, an education "the rich, stupid kids who can't president for finance and Even relatively healthy incredible amount of revenue consultant to the American get in anywhere else" off planning at George Mason economies such as those in loss for the university system. Council on Education, after campus, student government scanning such early indicators. University in Virginia. "Yet I New York, California and You've got to look at am currently uncertain of the Massachusetts are suffering representative Tara Loomis economic reality. The question Tuitions for 1988-89 rose warned. an average 7 percent over 1987- exact percentage if increase." from tax revenue shortfalls and now is what [tuition] level is Colleges get the money have less to appropriate to their "The tuition increases, fair." 88, according to the College especially this year, are Board they need to operate from cash colleges. bullshit," fumed University of The inflation rate in the gifts, earnings on their stock "One quick way of closing United States - the increase in prices for general items from cars to shoes - was "only" 4 percent during the same time. As a result, the average 4- year public school student is %ty Itotfbfii gumfant From Mon/Jan 23 — paying $1,483 in tuition this Fri/Jan28,lookfora year, while students pay an Hartford Courant average $6,457 to go to private w 1 4-year colleges, $750 to go to COLLEGE SUBSCRIPTION OFFER the following" -»~""*•«• cafeterias: public 2-year colleges and $4,415 to go to private 2-year campuses, the College Board University Dining Halls figured last fall. Delivered to you every morning! (11 am-2pm) Some bills for next fall are - Putnam Refectory -Buckley already set - North Cam pus - Shippee Baylor University students - Ryan Refectory - Whitney will pay 8 percent more next McMahon (4:15 - 7pm) year. The University of SAVE UP TO $20.00 Northern Iowa's prices will go up 7 percent for in-state students, 9 percent for nonresidents. At Utah State, NEWS • SPORTS • ENTERTAINMENT in-state students will pay 9 percent more. At Duke BROADCAST & CABLE LISTINGS ASC Dining Halls University in North Carolina. (5-5:30pm) West Campus - Shakespeare Towers -Wade ...Vic Keep informed with regular delivery of The Hartford Courant South Campus - Merritt Connecticut's best-read newspaper! Northwest - Russell and Sher BACH-DOR CAFE From page 8 Dear Hilltop, THURS NITES First of all a guy should love you for who you are not for your appearance. A superficial relationship is not WHEEL OF FORTUNE worth saving. Second of all, you can lose weight if you try- UP TO WIN UP TO -look at Oprah. Exercise, join DRAWINGS an aerobic class on campus, DRAWINGSS D run with some friends, or rent 9-10-11:30PM5V M $1000.00 9-10-11:30PM9- i' an exercise video and start a good eating plan. Most important, do it for yourself FRI & SAT and not for anybody else. Vic and Sher will answer their questions to the best of their 1ST 50 LADIES 8-10 PM ability, consulting experts and professionals when they GET 2 FREE DRINKS believe it is necessary. Vic and Sher are students, not professional advisors and their TUES-SUN DANCING TUES-SUN advice should be considered on that basis. ROCK TOP FORTY ROCK Questions for Vic and Sher should be sent to: Vic and Sher do The Daily Campus RT. 6 & 198 CHAPLIN, CT. 455-9463 U Dog Lane P»«e 10 The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 iFeatures Baby born from donated egg at UConn

FARMINGTON, Conn asked that their names, as well about 20 years old, and decided function due to surgery or Up to five eggs are need for (AP) — The first baby in New as their baby girl's name and to accept an egg from another premature menopause. in-vitro fertilization; surplus England conceived with a date of birth, not be released. woman, said officials at -or is at risk for producing eggs are candidates for the donated egg has been born to a "We just want to enjoy our UConn's John Dempsey abnormal eggs, and thus babies donor program, UConn said. woman from the Farmington new baby quietly," said the Hospital. with genetic defects. Nulsen said about one-third of Valley area and her husband, woman, who delivered the full- The egg was transferred The donor egg program at the estimated IS women a the University of Connecticut term baby, weighing 7 pounds, from the donor's womb as a UConn is part of the health month in the in-vitro program Health Center announced 12 ounces, earlier this month. beginning embryo after being center's in-vitro fertilization donate their excess eggs. Wednesday. The woman was unable to fertilized in vitro with sperm program, Nulsen said. A woman is born with all UConn officials said the produce her own eggs because from the birth mother's Donated eggs are provided the eggs she will ever shed in woman and her 31-year-old she went into premature husband, UConn officials said. by women who are in the in- her lifetime. A baby girl at husband, married for 11 years, menopause when she was They said the technique was vitro program because they birth has 1 million to 2 ■.■■■■ Hi ■■ pioneered in 1985 by a medical have other problems that have million eggs. By puberty, she team in Australia and is now prevented them from bearing has 300,000 eggs. used throughout the world. children. Each month she produces LAST C1HANCI About SO babies worldwide Through in-vitro several eggs, of which only have been born as a result of fertilization, eggs are harvested one or two become mature and SALE the technique, UConn said. from women, fertilized in lab are capable of being released by John Nulsen, the physician dishes with their husbands' her ovaries and being fertilized. to the woman who bore the sperm, then re introduced as The rest aren't released and Price Increase Feb 1 baby at UConn, said a 1987 embryos into the wombs. degenerate. review of medical literature On found that the success rate Molson 12pks among centers using the Leprecondom leave 5.99 & Tax And Deposit donated-egg technique ranged from 0 percent to 30 percent. Five women at the UConn little to luck NEVER AGAIN AT Health Center have gone You don't need the luck of But he says his motivation through the procedure in I about the Irish when it comes to safe a year, but the other four for selling the colored condoms THIS LOW PRICE sex. is completely serious. women failed to conceive, All you need is a UConn officials said. That's because he says Leprecondom. college students are more likely FIRESIDE UConn doctors said a It's a bright kelly-green donated egg allows a woman to to pick up a pack of protection PIRITS condom that will be sold to when its marketed in a college students by a California humorous manner. carry and deliver an infant when entrepreneur. Fogel's Leprecondoms will she is: J. Nicholas Fogel Jr. admits RT. 44 (NEXT TO A&P) 429-5880 -unable to produce eggs of be sold nationwide for about a that his Leprecondoms sound buck a two-pack. her own because of lost ovarian like a silly idea. STUDENT UNION NOW OPEN 'TIL 2AM ENJOY 'TIL 2 AM... FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS JAN. 27 AND 28 * T.V. LOUNGE, STUDY ROOMS SUB0G FRIGHT NIGHT MOVIE-MIDNIGHT * BILLIARDS, VIDEO GAMES, COPY MACHINES 5.U. LOBBY FEATURING * NEWSPAPERS, CANDY, MAGAZINES, CONDOMS * DANCES, COMEDY, SPECIAL EVENTS, MEETINGS

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Student Union Lobby An Equal Opportunity Employer Discover Today's FAA I College Rings at High School Ring Prices!! ■t-r The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 page 11 Arts N.H. is subject of exhibit By Marilyn Mat-Arthur the browns and stormy greys of the mountains and clouds. The Daily Campus Staff Hill's picture, Benjamin lithographs also include images When a student says they Champney's 1874 "Saco of the urban New Hampshire went to New Hampshire to the River, North Conway" features and add diversity of medium to mountains for winter break cheerful blue and sunny the exhibit. many people say, "Oh, I love yellow. The banks by the river From these accurate New Hampshire, it's so are adorned with wild flowers, lithographs and stirring beautiful." This beauty, as and four well dressed people, landscapes, the viewer may well as the lonely, austere looking almost sinfully turn her or his attention to the ruggedness of New Hampshire content. While full oak and portraits revealing dour, is captured in "Art from the maple trees and quiet crotchety, granite faces. These New Hampshire Historical mountains adorn the early New Hampshire Society" on display at the background, cows drink from dignitaries are set in front of a Benton Museum of Art. the shallow river. dark backround, wearing dark Upon entering the gallery, The variety of works clothes and pasty faces. Edward Hill's 1887 "Echo Lake displayed shows New Separate from these, both in and Profile House," Hampshire at it's best. There is location and style, are "George immediately grabs the viewer particularly thought provoking Danforth" 1825, and "Charlotte and sweeps her or him into the and reflective oil on canvas Williams" 1846. Both display picture. The foreground carries with a shadowed sky and bright children, are oil on canvas, and a whisper of a path leading the images reflected on the lake. A were anonymously painted. viewer to a broad, flat area with H.D. Young, 1892 watercolor The special feature of this copious space to stand next to catches the serenity that an portrait is the curious and the one, small man in the extensive stretch of blue and joyful expression on the face picture. white snow and cloud can of the dog at the boy's feet, and Earth tones, especially grey introduce, while a fuzzy, gentle the innocence on George's face; and brown, dominate this oil watercolor of twilight in the if the boy was on a cloud, he on canvas. Rows of different White Mountains, duplicates would be a perfect depiction of colored trees cause the viewer the texture of the mountain. Blake's "Song of Innocence." to feel as if she or he has A few, very detailed Charlotte also looks innocent walked far enough into the lithographs are included in the but with a coy gleam in her picture to see them in detail. exhibit. They have succeeded eye that will make the viewer Safety netting on the library keeps bricks from The extensive mountain foliage in capturing shadows created by wonder. falling to the street (Kevin Fraser photo). is interrupted by stingy releases _ of bright color, in 'Profile f. l^f* *«l^ftl M^^« ll^l ** m/^*m0» ^fb H^>i««^»i<«^l m||b—*|fr—i«Hfb House,' it is the finely detailed , • train and boat. **' This dark and lonely scene of GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Hill's is lit by the bright snow, topping the mountain AND like whipped cream on a butterscotch sundae. The artist ESCAPE TO THE SLOPES has worked the gloss, covering this oil on canvas, to blind the viewer, similar to the sheen of snow. Quite differently, Benjamin Champney's 1874 "Saco River, North Conway," is sunny and cheerful. Instead of Indian art 1 Join the SUGARBUSH shown UConn Ski Club at An exhibition of ninety pieces of sacred art from India VERMONT and Tibet is on view at The TRIP INCLUDES: ssda William Benton Museum of MARCH 12 - 17 Art through March 12th, in • 5 nights condominium lodging (Indoor partial tribute to this, "The pool and saunas, fully equipped kitchen, Year of Tibet." "Gods, Saints, fireplace & color cable TV) only 1/4 mile from the slopes. and Demons" brings together • 5 day lift ticket works from four New England • Special coupon book offering private collections and from the discounts at local establishments and Rose Gallery of Brandeis more. University. Sign up today in the Student Union room 211 or call 487-0069 Tibet's sacred art is strongly ~ft "If "1 influenced by the mythology, symbolism, and art forms of Are you prepared to make 1989 your best year at UConn? India. These connections, rarely emphasized in exhibitions, are Was your New Year's Resolution to have more fun by getting the focus of this one. Pieces have been selected by guest involved on Campus? Yes? Then you should join the curator Ann W. Norton to show certain Hindu, Buddhist, Husky Ambassador Program to make an impact on next fall's and Jain symbolism in the context of Indian art and the freshman class and make new friends: There are different relationship of these symbols ways to get involved:^ to the complex Buddhist art of calling high school seniors Tibet. Specific points brought out visit high schools (even your own) by the exhibition include, among others, stylistic visit middle schools similarities between works host middle school students overnight from northern India, Nepal, and Tibet; the iconographic participate in special projects importance of the "Divine Mother" as seen in works of help transfer students attend UConn Jainism, Hinduism, and Buddhism; and warrior divinities overpowering evil, Join this dynamic, award-winning group today! from Indian and Nepalese images of Devi and Vishnu to Attend one of the two training sessions offered: Tibetan works depicting Dakini Tuesday, January 31 from 7:30-8:30 pm in Arjona 115 and Vajrapani. Care has been taken to or Wednesday, February 1 from 7:30-8:30pm in Arjona 115 illustrate various basic religious symbols in stories Any questions, call Rob McGann at 486-3137 or stop by the from India that were carried Admissions Office over and adopted in Tibet. — The Daily Campus Page 12 Thursday, January 26,1989 Since lWb* Jim Amspacher Cindy Keeler Editor in Chief Business Manager Shawn Cochran Dana Tofig Managing Editor Deputy Managing Editor Beth Hamilton Shannon Quintard Senior Writer Ad Manager ZHBBH55B5 8ffi5 Doug Hardy Charles Pickett Sports Photography Lisa Spooner / Lisa Fay Wellek News Jason Kauppi Lillian Voros Arts Features Dome losing its shine The University of Connecticut multipurpose field house (a.k.a The Conn Dome) once a shining symbol of UConn's rising prominence is beginning to dull. While it is generally believed that the Dome is being constructed to allow the men's basketball team to play Big East basketball games on campus because the Big East declared the Field House unsuitable, Kim Wheeler there has been talk of a new sports center at UConn since the 1950*s. New Year's Resolutions 1989 The construction process has been overwhelming and impressive. It's doubtful For my "big Daily Campus debut" I you're killing me.) anybody who stepped foot on campus the spent hours upon hours feverishly #4. I will exercise regularly and eat last two years from basketball recruits to jogging my brain for a really great topic nutritious meals. (Odds?) visiting parents has not been shown the to write a humorous and entertaining, yet #5. I'll get up at least one hour and a huge hole that is now turning into a sports "down to earth" column. I wanted it to half before my first class starts so I can center. have that "ever-popular yet ever- take a shower and maybe do a little pre- But as construction progressed, we controversial" semi-sarcastic "Tom class reviewing so I'll be ready for in- began to hear some complaints. Hodson-like" flavor, but decided against class discussion, (urn...in one word? Why was the swimming pool being built it because I didn't want everyone on BARF.) six lanes wide instead of Olympic regulation campus to hate me. So, to make a long #6. I won't spend my money on story short (which I never do, by the useless mind-altering substances that eight? The size of the pool does not seem way) I decided to write it in an "ever- literally end up in the toilet anyway. to be a problem because the new pool will popular yet never-controversial" semi- (Look, it airit over till it's over. You be a huge improvement over Brundage Pool sarcastic "Kim Wheeler-like" tone. I KNOW you'll be worshipping the and will be big enough for everything except wanted it to reach all types of people on porcelain god at least once more before NCAA championship swim meets. campus and I didn't want to offend you graduate and have to go be Next question: Why would the Dome only anyone. Well, I realized this was indeed responsible in the "REAL WORLD". be able to seat about 8,000, acceptable by impossible, so I settled on reaching "The Kinda makes ya wonder where we're all Big East standards, but only half of the Typical UConn Student." If you do not living now, doesn't it? The "FAKE 16,016 that regularly pack the Hartford feel that you fall into this category then WORLD"? Hell, if it's not real, spend the Civic Center? In fact UConn will probably please, read no further. money!) only play about half of its Big East home WAIT! I forgot to mention that I have #7.1 will no longer subject myself to schedule at the Dome, staying at the Civic a very low self-esteem, so if you're emotionally frustrating soap operas. I will Center for the big games (translation: thinking about writing a nasty letter to the use the extra time I have, not watching editor concerning my column, please o' them, wisely. (So, are tormented Cruz Georgetown and Syracuse) where the please think twice and ask yourself these and Eden ever going to have their "chance university can make more money, four questions: at happiness" or what?) accommodations are better and there is 1.) Does this column REALLY offend #8. I'll wash my dishes right after I more parking. So why not make the Dome me? use them, so, therefore, I won't ever bigger? Perhaps because of the latest crack 2.) Am I just trying to be a big pain in have to wash all 30 of my moldy, food- in the Dome. Parking. the ass? imbedded dishes again. (Paper, my On Friday, January 13th, the Board of 3.) Will my letter to the editor friend, paper is where it's at. That's right Trustees was informed that when it came REALLY make a difference? folks, paper cups and plates are, well, time for the Dome to open, the campus 4.) Do I wish to lower this idiot's self- DISPOSABLE!! Hello neighbor. Can could be between 1,000 and 1,200 parking esteem even more? YOU say disposable?) places short. If you answered "yes" to any of these #9. I will go to bed at a reasonably The size of the pool, and the seating by all means, write the damn letter!! decent hour every night to insure proper capacity of the Dome are small problems, Ahem...As I was saying...What was I rest for "the day that lies ahead of me." saying??-Oh yea, my topic. Drum roll (Face it pal, this just will not happen. but add them to an embarrassing lack of please...(anticipation mounting...you, Snap back into reality, accept it, and parking and the Dome threatens to become my gentle reader, dining solo of course, move on.) a $28.4 million albatross for the state and in a frenzied pre-class rush aic really #10. Last, but not least, I won't scope the university. getting annoyed with me now. O.K.! the opposite sex everywhere I go. I won't The university anticipated solving much O.K.!) TAH-DAH! "A TYPICAL even secretly scope! I won't "hook-up." I of the parking problem by building a UCONN STUDENT'S TOP TEN NEW will remember my semi-formal this year. parking garage. However after placing it low YEARS RESOLUTIONS FOR 1989." I'll bring my clothes to the cleaners the on a list of UConn's priorities before the (pretty anti-climactic, wouldn't you say?) day after my semi, not the day before my State Board of Governors for Higher #1.1 will go to all of my classes this next one...and, and, um...I won't swear Education, the university failed to get semester. I won't miss one. I won't, I anymore either. (Yeah, O.K., maybe approval for the garage. won't, I tell you. I'll betcha two pitchers this'll actually happen, (whataloser) No, I won't miss one class this semester. really, I believe you, (whataliar) I do. I'm Maybe the pool should have been bigger, #2. I'll stay organized and keep on top not kidding, I do.) and maybe there should have been r»oie of things. Yeah, y'know, it shouldn't be My only New Years' resolution for seats in the Dome, and maybe a hundred that hard, I mean, I'll just really try and 1989 was this: I will floss. Short, but little things could have been done study and go to the library and read all very, very sweeeeet. differently. my chapters and never, ever go out Anyway I'm sick of typing this, and Whatever it may or may not possess, the unless I have all my work done. (HA HA even if you didn't like it, it's only my two Dome will undoubtedly be a fine athletic HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA cents. facility. However, unless the university and HA HA HA HA) Kim Wheeler is a contributing the state provide ample parking, students, #3 I will party MUCH less this columnist. alumni, and fans will end up spending more semester. (Hee Hee Hee-Please stop, time getting to the Dome than using it. The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1989 Page 13 ; Commentary Mike Royko NRA's logic allows deranged to buy weapons But take away his right to have an AK-47 in sales possible. We should salute the NRA for since they can be easily converted to full- his beach bag, and what's he going to do- their generosity in contributing to the campaign automatic. throw sand in their eyes? funds of these congressmen. We should salute That just shows how little these nattering (Don't believe such things can't happen? It the local politicians brave enough to stand up to nabobs of negativism know about liberty, did, and the Red invaders slaughtered helpless the shrill criticism of the parents of children freedom or even the history of their own American women and children. Fortunately, it who are killed by gun-toting loonies. country. was a movie, and Chuck Norris eventually And let us think of those dead and maimed As the wise men of the National Rifle killed the Red rats. But what's to keep the children in California as fallen heroes. Maybe Association could tell them, if you take away commies from seeing this movie and getting the NRA could give them teeny Purple Hearts. the opportunity for a crazy man to buy a ideas?) Maybe Americans are getting soft. But we military assault rifle, the next person to lose The NRA will also tell you about the dreaded seem to have forgotten that liberty and freedom that right will be the rational man. domino effect of disarmament. If you can't buy don't come easy. Noble sacrifices must be Let us say this rational man is taking a an AK-47, soon the reformers won't let you made. And that can mean Americans giving solitary stroll along the seashore. Suddenly he buy a common hunting rifle. (Of course, their lives for these cherished causes. sees Red submarines surface and unload an hunting rifles were sold long before the AK-47 Last week we saw a clear example of those invading force of Cuban and Russian soldiers. was invented, and still are, but let us not who give their lives for the liberty and freedom But is he helpless? No. Thanks to our present quibble with impeccable logic.) of others. sensible gun laws, he happens to have his After the rifle is banned, then they'll get the I'm referring to the five little kids in trusty AK-47 in his beach bag, and he bravely shotgun and the pistol and the slingshot. After California who were gunned down by a man holds off the horde until help arrives. that, it will be the hunting knife, the pocket who sprayed a school with a military assault The children died for your right and my right knife, the hatpin. Then they'll go after our weapon. to own an AK-47, the NRA's rights, the right kitchen knives, and finally our butter knives, Surprisingly, most Americans didn't realize of congressmen and other lawmakers to pick spoons and forks. that what they were seeing was patriotic self- up fat contributions. They died for the right of We'll be helpless, unable to defend ourselves sacrifice. gunmakers, gun importers, gun dealers, the and forced to eat with our fingers. You ever try People saw it simply as the case of a ammo manufacturers. to wrap pasta around your pinkie? Frazzles the deranged young man with criminal tendencies, And for the right of the deranged to take up nerves. who went on an insane rampage, pointlessly automatic weapons and defend themselves Those who would like to ban the AK-47 are killing and wounding innocent children. against the demons lurking only in their brains. discriminating against the needs of the And if we isolate the sad event, that might be Finally, we should look back to history and physically handicapped, especially those with all it was. But we must look at it with a remember what Jefferson said about the right trembly hands and weak eyes. broader, more patriotic view. of everyone to bear arms. Someone with shaky hands or weak eyes has Within hours, the predictable, silly, knee-jerk As Jefferson put it: "Hey, even a lunatic little chance of winging a fiend or communist reactions were being heard and read across the should have a gun. You think a hungry grizzly with a pistol. Takes too much accuracy. Ah, nation. bear knows if it's eating a lunatic or a pork but give him an AK-47, and he can squeeze the Editorialists and other commentators shank?" trigger, whirl about and spray the fiend or demanded to know why a crazy man with a Incidently, that wasn't Thomas Jefferson. It anyone else in the neighborhood who doesn't criminal record could walk into an Oregon gun was Orville Q. Jefferson, who sold guns and have the sense to duck. store, plunk down cash and walk out with an whiskey to the Indians. No, instead of condemning the legalized sale AK-47. If Orville were around today, he'd still find a of the AK-47 and other military assault They wanted to know why laws didn't way to make a good buck. And it would be weapons, we should be giving credit where require a waiting period so his past could be legal. credit is due. checked out and the gun denied him. We should praise those members of And they asked why semi-automatic military Congress who vote for the laws that make the weapons are sold in the first place, especially Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist. Andy Lehman Daily Campus Letters Policy Sometimes it's better The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length, all if government butts out letters are subject to editing on the basis or size, Here in America, among the things we perverse, someone wno transcends the grammar, libel, and good taste. All letters must include name, signature, and phone hold dearest are our individual rights and reasonable exercise of these rights. What number. The phone number is for verification liberties. More than any other people, the brought this to mind was this weekend's purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be one thing most Americans would agree white-supremacist march through withheld solely on the consent of the editor. upon is the importance of our right to downtown Atlanta. Six white- The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return disagree. That's what we fought for in supremacists marched down and back a of any letter. Send to: Letters to the Editor, The WWII. We stuck together to defend our one mile course spouting their standard Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, < I.. 06268. right to stand alone. Americans are in vehemence all the while. It took 2000 love with individualism. That is our right police and National Guardsmen to to disagree, our freedoms of speech and control 1000 hostile anti- white- "WAT WE NEEP1$ A NEW BOOK OF ETIQUETTE* the press, and our right to free assembly. supremacist onlookers. I for one can attest that I particularly Two things struck me initially about the enjoy some of my less glamorous rights. incident. First was that the white- Like my right to wear spring clothes in supremacists were doing little more than the fall if I so choose. Or my freedom to inciting a riot. And second that they say that, although I have no evidence, I would not have marched if the police had think that George Bush eats worms in the not been there to protect them. In rose garden behind the White House. essence, these six men were Take a second to picture that in your demonstrating against the very system mind. No offense to President Bush of that was enabling them to do what they course, I think he has done great so far. were doing, and without which they The important thing here is that I have could not be doing. As things stand these rights. If I were an Iranian living in today, it is they who are the despised Iran today, and I said that about the minority. My point is not that they Ayatollah Khomeni, although I'm quite should be punished for their views, but sure that he does in fact eat worms and that the line has to be drawn somewhere, also likes to wear women's clothing, I and it should be drawn before the system would almost certainly be treated is forced to get involved in dangerous, unpleasantly and then shot. I guess what inflammatory incidents like this one. it comes down to is that I love America Since the Government so often sticks its because I don't want to be shot. nose into our private business 'for our In America, we have gone to a lot of own good', here at least is one instance trouble to ensure that our citizens can where perhaps the government should enjoy these civil liberties. Unfortunately remain uninvolved for the same reason. though, there always seems to be Andrew Lehman is a contributing someone diabolical enough to take a good columnist thing and twist it into something page 14 The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 Arts British comedy opens at Long Wharf "When We Are Married," a Tony Award. Ms. Ebert 1938 comedy by British appeared in the season-opening dramatist J.B. Priestley, will production of "Dinner at be the third Main Stage Eight." production of Long Wharf Other Long Wharf veteran in Theatre's 1988-89 season. the cast are Marylouise Burke, Long Wharf Artistic Associate Margaret Hilton, Laurie Kenneth Frankel will direct the Kennedy, William Swetland production, which opens (appearing in his 75th Long Thursday, January 26th, and Wharf production) and Ralph runs through Sunday, March Williams. Making their Long 5th. Wharf debuts are Patricia "When We Are Married," set Conolly, Robertson Dean, in the British countryside in Donal Donnelly, Leslie 1908, is the delightfully funny Simons, Jill Tasker, Howard tale of three middle-aged Witt and William Youmans. couples whose lives are turned Kenneth Frankel directed last upside down when they learn season's final Stage II that, after many years together, production of N.J. Crisp's their marriages may not be "Fighting Chance." His recent legal. New York credits include Making their second "Before the Dawn" at the appearances of the season at American Place Theatre, the Long Wharf are actors George New York premiere of Mark Hcarn and Joyce Ebert. Mr. Medoff's "The Hands of its The coffin of late Spanish artist Salvador Dali is carried through the streets Hearn was featured in the sold- Enemy" at Manhattan Theatre of his home town, Figueras, Spain, by former Dali museum employees wearing out Stage 11 production of A.R. Club and Long Wharf's costumes designed by the late artist. Dali died last Monday after a long illness at Gurney's "Love Letters" and successful Off-Broadway the age of 84 (Reuters photo). was most recently featured on transfer of "Quartermaine's Broadway in "La Cage Aux Terms" which won seven Obie Folles," for which he received a awards, including one for Frankel as Best Director. The set design for "When We Are Married" is by Hugh VIDEO VISIONS OF STORRS Landwehr, costume designs are Holiday Mall - Rt. 195 - Storrs by Jess Goldstein and the lighting design is by David F. Largest Movie Selection ♦All ratings one price, Segal. in the area. ♦SNACKS- to go with Performances are Tuesday Over 5300 Tittle your movies- Smart Food through Saturday evenings at 8:00p.m.,Saturdays are 4:00 in QT1C Store! 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The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 Page IS 'American Music Awards' will air Monday The 16th annual "American Edition, Olivia Newton—John, Randy Travis "Roll With It" Favorite Single: Music Awards" special airs on Buck Owens, Run D.M.C., Hank Williams Jr. (Steve Winwood) "Girlfriend" the ABC Television Network Salt—N—Pepa, Keith "Sweet Child O* Mine" from the Shrine Auditorium in (Pebbles) Favorite Female Vocalist Sweaat, Al B. Sure!, Waylon (Guns N' Roses) "Nice W Slow" Lost Angeles, California, on Jennings, Little Richard and Rosannc Cash (Freddie Jackson) Monday, January 30, 8—11 Anne Murray. Favorite Album: Reba McEntire PM, Eastern & Pacific time "Off On Your Own" Tanya Tucker "Dirty Dancing" (Al B. Sure!) (7—10 PM, Central). POP/ROCK (Original Motion Picture Favorite Duo or Group: Hosting the telecast will be Favorite Male Vocalist: Soundtrack) Favorite Album: Alabama Anita Baker, Debbie Gibson, Michael Jackson "Faith" "All Our Love" The Judds Kenny Rogers and Rod Oak Ridge Boys George Michael (George Michael) (Gladys Knight & The Pips) Stewart Steve Winwood "Hysteria" "Faith" Nominations for the Favorite New Artist: (DefLcppard) (George Michael) "American Music Awards" are Larry Boone Favorite Female Vocalist "Make It Last Forever" in five categories. In the Tracy Chapman SOUL/RHYTHM & BLUES (Keith Sweat) Patty Loveless Pop/Rock, Country and Debbie Gibson Favorite Male Vocalist: The McCarters Soul/Rhythm & Blues Whitney Houston Bobby Brown COUNTRY categories, awards will be Michael Jackson Favorite Male Vocalist: See page 16 presented for Favorite Male and George Michael George Strait Female Vocalist, Favorite Favorite Duo or Group: DefLcppard Group, Favorite Album and Favorite Female Vocalist Single, and Favorite New Gloria Estefan & Miami Natalie Cole Artist. In the Rap and Heavy Sound Machine Whitney Houston Metal categories, awards will Vanrialen Sadc PAROUSIA PRESS be presented for Favorite Artist WORD PROCESSING CENTER and Album. In all, 22 awards Favorite New Artist: Favorite Duo or Group: will be presented. 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».*■• ».•.•---•.■ page 16 The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 5 Arts 'Merlin' will appear on Jorgensen's stage The ancient sorcerer of Theatreworks/USA. "Metamorphosis" stunt. In that occur right before the Ticket prices are $4.50 and Camelot comes to life at Portrayed be showman Jack between, this wizard of audience's eyes. $3.50 for adults, and $3.00 and Jorgensen Auditorium on Adams, Merlin performs for whimsy offers audiences a Jack Adams has traveled and $2.00 for children and students. Sunday, January 29th, at sixty minutes, entering in a running patter of tricks and performed all over the world, The Jorgensen Box Office is 1:00p.m. and 3:00p.m. when puff of smoke and exiting in a gags, many of them old sharing his blend of theater open Monday through Friday "The Incredible Merlin" is grand finale based on Harry favorites, such as the rabbit in magic with everyone from kids from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or by presented by Houdini' s famous the hat, the tom-up newspaper to Presidents and the Queen. phone with a Mastercard or that reappears in one piece, and Uniting traditional magic, Visa from 9 a.m. to 8 P.m. the solid steel hoops that vaudeville and artful Both phone and window inexplicably link up and storytelling, Adams coaxes his services are offered on Saturday separate again. 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RAP ¥ FEATURING Favorite Artist: ¥ D.J. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh ¥ SPINNING THE TUNES! Prince ¥ Run D.M.C. ¥ Salt—N—Pepa ¥ AND DJ MARLON Favorite Album: "He's The D.J., I'm The ¥ Rapper" ¥ (DJ. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh ¥ Prince) "It Takes A Nation of ¥ Tix: 990 w/ UConn I.D. Millions To Hold Us Back" ¥ (Public Enemy) ¥ $1.99 other 'Tougher Than Leather" *•••••••••••••••••• (Run D.M.C.) The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 Classifieds page 17 Executive Secretary Needed for BARGAIN BARN. WE BUY RESORT HOTELS, Cruiselines. USG. Will handle secretarial AND SELL USED Airlines, and Amusement Parks, For Sale duties for USG. Must be able to NOW accepting application for FURNITURE AND type and use the word processor. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS also spring and summer jobs, House for sale by owner. 5 miles antiques, collectables, and internships, and career from UConn. 3 bedroom, large reproductions. Stripping and positions. For more information yard, occupancy July. Call 429- Flexible daytime hours plus rcfinishing available. Layaway 6700 for info. FS 1/31 and an application; wirte every other Monday and plan also available. Call 423- National Collegiate Recreation Wednesday evenings. Posit ior. 7819. W 5/5 Service; PO Box 8074; Hilton will run about 8 hrs. a week, Jan - CONCERT TICKETS Head SC 29938 HW 2/2 POISON W/ TESLA May. Call USG office for more WE HAVE Wanted: Campus representative Feb. 12, Hartford Civic Center information and to make an to promote our low cost high SUMMER CAMP POSITIONS sec 105-c and sec 2-T. appointment for an interview quality Spring Break trips to counselors: 21+, coed, Great seats, low price 487-5878, HW 1/26 Daytona Beach. Earn free trips sleepaway camp, Mass. ONLY Chris, leave message. FS 1/31 and money while gaining Berkshircs. WSI, arts and crafts, tennis, all land and water sprots, Looking for reasonable price? valuable business experience. drama, gymnastics, piano/play EXTRA TIME? EXTRA $$. DO Well, call and make offers for the Call Barb- Travel Associates at 1-800-558-3002. W 1/31 for shows, judo, dance, YOU HAVE 1 TO 3 HOURS A following books: History 100 (5 photography, computers, nature, 3AY TO SPARE? THE books) and English 105 (3 wilderness, model rocketry, HARTFORD COURANT IS books). Contact Juliette at 487- guitar, radio, video, archery, SEEKIG STUDENTS TO THINGS 1500 ext. 49. FS 1/27 yearbook. woodworking.RN. PROMOTE AND SELL OUR Ride Board typist, write: Camp Emerson, 5 NEWSPAPER THE WEEK OF MAZDA RX7 1980. FLORIDA Brassie Rd, Eastchester. NY JAN. 30TH. MORE CAR. GOOD CONDITION. A/C. 10707 or call 914/779-9406. INFORMATION, CALL JOE AT TO SAY TINTED WINDOWS. CRUISE WEEKEND RIDES OFFERED TO HW2/7 1-800-524-4242 EXT. 3827 OR CONTROL, 5-SPEED. NEW YORK CITY/LONG ISLAND TOM 429-5656. HW 1/27 BEAUTIFUL EXTERIOR! SEE Large marketing comany moving (OR ALONG 195). SHARE ABOUT FOR YOURSELF - CALL 875- into your area, needs EXPENSES. CALL JOE AT 486- 0224. ASKING $2800 OR B.O. approximately 50 students to 2481 OR 487-8086 FOR ?crson to do house cleaning once FS2/1 handle mail. Send S.A.S.E. to DETAILS. RB 1/27 a week (four hours) in Coventry. K.C.R. Products P.O. Box Own transportation required. CANCER 1978 Cutlass Supreme - 21451, Pickesville MD 21208. Please call 429-7824 (Days); Excellent Condition - negotiable HW1/31 742-0200 (Evenings or price. For more info., call 487- Help Wanted weekends). HW 2/1 6722. FS 2/1 OF THE $4.50 PER HOUR AFTER ITRST WELCOME BACK! The 2 WEEKS TRAINING AT $4.25 Development Office is looking For Rent PER HOUR. 12 NOON FRIDAYS COLON. for goal oriented individauals to OR ALL DAY SATURDAYS OR Personals work for its Phone/Mail SUNDAYS. WORK 1-2 OR ALL ROOM FOR RENT IN LARGE OF THESE DAYS SELLING program. Work 3 to 7 sessions FOUR-BEDROOM APARTMENT. FLOWERS AT OUR OUTDOOR per week. $5/hr to start plus Q!M Thanks so much for the B- bonuses. Call Karen Keparutis or $187.50 PLUS UTILrnES. TWO LOCATIONS. CAR NEEDED. NO Day cake and gift!! Here's to an Beth Hayes at 486-5600. HW 2/3 MONTHS SECURITY DEPOSIT. INVESTMENT ON YOUR PART. awesome semester and the FOR MORE INFORMATION S.D.R. ENTERPRISES. frequent use of my I.D.M! Love, CALL 423-6108 AFTER FOUR. Your Coolest Buddy, Leanne ANDOVER, CT. CALL 742- BARTENDER WANTED: FR 1/27 9965. HW 5/4 HONEST DEPENDABLE PERSON Julie - Hope you find out soon! WILL TRAIN. CONTACT JIM. Two rooms available in a Gain valuable electoral, Don't fret, live with me for a If detected early, the cure rate spacious three room duplex. Five IRON HORSE CAFE. 456-9994. while. Not indefinitely mind you legislative experience with the HW1/31 ' for colorectal cancer is very high miles from campus. $215.00 a Connecticut Citizen Action we can't have that! Much love, Dorie It can be as high as 75%. month not including utilities. Group. We a.a the state's largest Because we now know how to Own bedroom. Call Pam 467- and most effective progressive ATTENTION-HIRING! TO THE FIVE HOT BABES: detect it early. And we know how 2923. FR 1/31 political organization. There are Government jobs-your area. SHARON. KRISTEN. DEB/RED. to fight it once we detect it. new positions available. Hours Many immediate opentings GAIL, AND VERONICA... There are three simple FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED 2:30-10 p.m. 3-5 days per week. without waiting list or test. HEY CHICKS THANKS A LOT checkup guidelines for men and TO SHARE APARTMENT IN Salary S200-S250 plus bonuses $17,840- $69,485. Call 1-602- FOR DINNER LAST NIGHT, IT women without symptoms. WALDEN. MONTHLY RENT and benefits. Training provided. 838-8885. EXT 3993. HW 2/27 WAS GREAT. I THINK SO GLAD One, get a digital exam every ONLY 167.50. CALL 487-6795. Call Sharon at 456-1496. 1817 YOU NOW HAVE HEAT AND A year. This is recommended for FR 1/31 or 7679. HW 2/3 Si OS 660 weekly/up mailing PHONE... I'M SO EASILY everyone over 40. circulares! Rush self-addressed PLEASED!!! Two, get a stool blood test Gain valuable electoral, stamped envelope: DEPT. AN- WELL. I GUESS IT'LL BE OUR Roommates/ legislative experience with the every year if you are over 50. 7CC-DJ 256 S Robertson. TURN NEXT TIME FOR DIN- Three, after two initial nega- Connecticut Citizen Action Beverly Hills CA 90211. HW 2/7 DIN. I WAS THINKING OF THE Group. We are the state's largest tive tests one year apart, get a Housemates MENU ALREADY. and most effective progressive procto exam every three to five TYPIST/WORD PROCESSOR AND FOR DEB WELL BE political organization. There are years if you are over 50. FOR LOCAL COPY CENTER. HAVING PICKLES FOR AN FREE ROOM AND BOARD new positions available. Hours These guidelines are the best EXCELLENT TYPING SKILS APPETIZER! protection against colorectal (5 MILES FROM UCONN) in 2:30-10pm 3-5 days per week. REQUIRED. CUSTOMER VERONICA WILL GET THE 6 exchange for weeknight child Salary $200-250 plus bonuses cancer you can have. CONTACT. FLEXIBLE HOURS. ROLLS THAT SHE PUT BACK IN care (ages 8 and 10). Must have and benefits. Training provided. If you're not over 50. please PAROUSIA PRESS. 429-8673. THE GROCERY STORE! own transportation. Call 429 Call Sharon at 456-1496. 423- HW1/31 give this information to friends KRISTEN WILL GET NOTHING 6700 for information. RH 1/31 1817. HW2/3 and loved ones who are. ANDUKEm SUMMER In any case, please help spread SHARON WILL GET 8 SHOTS TO ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT JOBS/ENTREPRENEURS- Own the word. Looking for female roommate to MAKE UP FOR THE PAST 8 SEIZED VEHICLES from $100 and operate your own business Good news doesn't always share one bedroom Walden NIGHTS THAT SHE HAS MISSED Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, this summer and earn over travel fast. Apartment. Call Kristin 429- OUT WITH US! Cheveys. 602-838-8885 ext. A $5.000 -asphalt sealing 2132. RH 1/27 AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST 3993 HW 2/6 franchises for college students- GAIL WILL GET great resume value call WHATEVER collegiate Sealers, Inc. for Roomaies wanted for Carriage WANTED: FACULTY ALUMNI SHE WANTS BECAUSE I HAVE CENTER IN STORRS. ALL information and application at 1- TO GO NOW TO CATCH DINNER House apartment .One mile off 800-635-3391. HW 2/8 campus, available as soon as AREAS OF KITCHEN DINING WITH MY FAVORITE CHICKS possible. Call 429-8779. RH 2/1 ROOM AND BAR POSITIONS (FEATHERLESS THAT IS). AVAILABLE. FULL TIME, Houscclcancr wanted for six ADIOS AMIGOS (OR IN OTHER room apartment 2-3 hours per PART-TIME. DAYS, NIGHTS, WORDS SEE YA...BYE AND WEEKENDS AVAILABLE. week. $7-$8 per hour depending BYE...TOODLES) Two roomates Wanted to share a PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON on experience. Own large Woodhaven bedroom. LOVE(FORAPRICE)-- MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. 9:00 transprotation required 423-5233 THE VERMONT WOMAN FROM $160/month plus utilities. Call eves. HW 1/31 AM TO 4:00 PM. HW 3/29 HELL!! 429-0852 and ask for Mike. RH 1//30 WORK STUDY JOBS RECEPTIONIST Houscclcancr needed one day per ABAILABLE in art department NEEDED week 4 hours $6 hour. Own slide library, ceramics studio, ON transportation 429-5068. HW office and as photo and computer MONDAY 1/31 lab monitors (study while WEDNESDAY Wanted earning!) Call 486-3930. HW AND 1/27 FRIDAY. CALL THE HELP WANTED: Students with Babysitter wanted for 14-month DAILY Area Council Funding Co- excellent TYPING SKILLS/DATA old boy. 4 half days a week. CAMPUS ordinator. Need to be able to ENTRY experience to work in the Walking distance from campus. FOR AMERICAN work with people and paper. Development Office. Call Anne Please call 429-7476. HW 1/27 MORE Must be reliable, personable, and Theriault at 486-5600. HW 1/31 INFORMATION VCANCER organized. 8 hrs. a week; about 2 ACTORS WANTED FOR A ABOUT hrs., 4 days a week. Flexible HELP WANTED: Students to PUPPET PRODUCTION OF A THIS ? SOCIETY schedule. Call 486-3708 for work in the Development Office. JAPANESE KYOGEN PLAY. TERRIFIC Get a checkup. Life is worth it more information and to make an General clerical work, flexible EXPERIENCE UNNESCSARY. JOB appointment for an interview. W PAID PERFORMANCES STORRS AND 1/26 hours between 8-5. Call Beth Hayes at 486-5600. HW 1/31 PUPPET THEATER, 429-1509. EXTRA H^W.'/Jl ,, ,, ,, , , , BENEFITS!! " " '<4*6.'34b7* " M J. t\ U Ml ' > • .« il page 18 The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 Classifieds TYPING-Fast, accurate and Psychic and Channcler can help professional typing service. you obtain love, health, and Miscellaneous EARL'S TRAVELING DISC Papers, resumes and cover wealth, call or Write anytime: Incomplctes? WORD WIZARD JOCKEY SERVICE: leuers. LETTER PERFECT. 423- David Guardino offers quick convenient quality In business over a decade on 8687. M 5/5 P.O. Box 2638 typing; also laser-typeset campus. On Campus Student rates Clarksville. TN 37042 resumes. FREE EDITING!! Why pay for room and board (615) 675-0150 Having a Party? Call S- Audio. starting at $90 with lighting. Library/Dorm pickup/delivery. when you can live for free in the (615) 356-4719 We've got 2400 watts of Sound, Call 423-1508 M 5/5 BOOKS welcome! CALL AHEAD: Nation's capital? Make money (615) 986-2145 487-1525, 10AM-10PM SEVEN computerized lighting and 8 while gaining valuable work (615) 552-5592 DAYS. M 2/3 years of experience at UCONN. experience. Call Natalies M 5/5 Call Matt of Sandy at 429-7784. Nannies. 301-840-0853. M5/5 M 5/5 THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Doonesbliry BY GARRY TRUDEAU

Attn. Business Students: LISTEN, dOOPSIE. SOMEWHERE Commission Sales oppor-tunity. IN AMERICAS HEARTLANP Sell Computer information WHAT? RIGHTNOW, THERE'S A systems on campus. Be on the 12YEAR-0LP BOY WHOSE edoge of technology. Gain the FATHER SU3- technological and business experience industry is looking for. No investment!! For interview, Call Diversified Information Systems Company (DISC LTD) between the hrs of lpm and 4pm Mon-Fri, Sat 9am to 12 noon. 283-5015 M 5/5

EARLS TRAVELING DISC JOCKEY SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS. ALL REQUEST WITH LIGHTING. HE'S TOO YOUNG TO BUY 'PLAYBOY", YES. ANPF0R CALL 423-1508. M 5/5 SO HE miT5 PATIENTLY ALL YEAR YOU WANT ME THE 12-YEAR- FORHIS ONE CHANCZTOSEB TO PO IT FOR 0LPBOYIN REVEALING PICTURES OF AT- THATI2-YEAR- ALLOFUS] TRACTIVE WOMEN IN THEIR OLDBOY? EARLY TWENTIES! I Can you buy Jeeps, cars, 4X4's. Seized in drug raids for under $100.00? Call for facts today. 602-837-3401. Ext. 946. M 1/26

"Oh, Mrs. Oswald ... you've SPRING BREAK-1989! forgotten something again." CANCLN/BAHAM AS/DAY TONA BEACH! BEACH- FRONT RESORTS AND BUDGET HOTELS, ALL AT BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed GREAT PRICES!! BOOK ■meMOM COPING s^rm HAS NOW-THE COUNTRY'S #1 opeNep UP New expressive WHICH poesN', SPRING BREAK TOUR HORIZONS/ WeveU3ef?ATE$ CHANGe TUB FACT OPERATOR THB FIRST AMBHPMeNT WAT I'M A COPPERTONE/TRAVEL FROM mptwpes HtAP. TURF INC. CALL KEVIN ANPTHB 487-8878! M 1/31 PFOieCWN-

SONIC SOUND D.J. SERVICE Will play your Favorite ROCK, DANCE. TOP FORTY. AND OLD MUSIC. For any occasion. Special on Campus Rate. Call 487-5333. M 5/5 WORD WIZARD will type your by Bill Watterson papers, theses, books; He'll laser Calvin and Hobbes typeset resumes, manuals, forms: FREE EDITING AND PICK-UP & GET A IOAD OF MIS DUMB I HAVENT WAD m ADVEN- HAVE I EVER BEEN A80UCTED WAT ABOJT ttOCAUTHAT DELIVERY! CALL 742-6410. THE TIME VOU AN ADVENTvBE? 9am 9pm, seven days a week M ASSIGNMENT.' mSWfUEP TURES.' W L\FE WAS BEEN B1 PIRATES? HAVE I EVER 5/5 TO WRITE ABOUT AN ADVENWRE. ONE BIG 80RE FROM. THE FACED DOWN A CHARGING BACKED THE I DIDNTEVEN BEGINN\NG/ RMMb? HAVE I EVER SEN IN CARTHROMGU GET OK THE V%m! A SHOOT-OUT, OR ON A THE GARAGE WlGHWAt ~rsr' BIASING RAID? NO.' I NEVER GET To UAVE ACNENTORtS.'

THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU IN A SUMMER CAMP The American Camping Association (NY) will make your re* 1-26 application avail, to over 300 camps in the Northeast. Exciting opportunities for college SHOE By Jeff MacNelly students and professionals. Positions avail: all land and water sports, arts and crafts, CAW kOU TAKE T6U. WM TO CAU- drama, music, dance, tripping, TUl£CAU-,5>Ho£S> &NZK PVRIN6- MORAML nature, R.N.'S. M.D.'s. Aides, 0U£IN&££» HOW&... kitchen, maintenance. COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE. CALL OR WRITE FOR APPLICATION. AMERICAN CAMPING £XJ3k ASSOCIATION, 43 W. 23 ST.,' DEPT ( ). NEW YORK, NY. 10010, 1-800-777-CAMP M 5/5 mfr \ The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 page 19

Classifieds' Learn KARATE with the UCONN KARATE CLUB. Practice Mon, Thank you St. Jude. May the WAKE N, BAKE- IN Wed, Fri. 6:00 pm at Hawley NEGRIL, Events sacred heart of Jesus be adored, BEAUTIFUL FUN IN THE SUN!!!!!! Don't be Armory. Beginners welcome! For glorified, loved and preserved JAMAICA. the only one without a TAN this more information call Margaret throughout the world, now and UNBELIEVABLE SPRING Spring Break! Go to Cancun, 742-7741 or Bob 566-8385. E forever. Sacred heart of Jusus BREAK PACKAGES Aculpoco, Bahamas. For more 1/26 STARTING AT $439. CALL Bisexual, gay and lesbian pray for us. St. Jude, worker of Association meeting 7:30 pm, info, call Laura 487-6256. E miracles, pray for us St. Jude, SUN SPLASH TOURS AT 1- thursday. 1-26-89 SU 217. E 12//9 SPRING BREAK IN DAYTONA helper of the hopeless, pray for 800-426-7710. M 2/1 1/26 BEACH. THE FUN. SUN, AND us. CD. M 1/26 SAFE SEX CAPITOL OF THE WORLD. CHEAP! CALL TOM AT By Michelle Kay 487-4987 FOR DETAILS AND MICROCOSM FREE CONDOMS. E 1/27 irtftHtftfW ali'-e-'hs hqvcq •* SPRING BREAK** CANCUN, cjorvrvc* proKidi BAHAMAS. FROM $325 p\ot "to ")"afc,e.,ov< INCLUDES AIR. HOTEL, CK I Co^o I O r\ PARTIES, AND MUCH MORE. cam pus •* • KJCONtH CALL DOREEN AT 487-6062 FOR MORE INFO. E 2/10 lKe*"tKcvVc Tke>/ w««"t II Yoga Club! Relax, stretch-out. gofMtq |ccc.p Enjoy the Spring with Yoga 5o it doesnt postures, deep breathing, deep i^natrer- if relaxation + meditation. New x dorfT 90I0U members welcome. Tues. 1\ve new *\IQ\ Clq^S oow if- evening Rm. 208SU. For info, Theyve Tq k/nq call Nick 487-1759. E 1/31 plat ».»» 'GASP Lost and Found BUSTER LOOBS By Peter Weremchuk

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THE UCONN MEN'S VOLLEYBALL CLUB WILL BE HOLDING A VOLLEYBALL MARATHON ON FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10TH AT 6:00 PM. IF YOU WOULD LUCE TO ENTER \ CO-ED TEAM CALL TOM AT 486-2201 THERE WILL BE A By Fred Rawles $30.00 ENTRY FEE. PRIZES POTATO CHIPS WILL BE AWARDED. A 1/31 OWH IHATT /IPO/DROP! M WANNA our A _ PIA\NT7 The Nutmeg Yearbook needs HOuKS JUST TO HAve SZUJMC. PVUSTS 3ometyj£ M A -nS rex>. UAV/ir ! iou*e photographers! It's a great me THAT *u. co-jsr; »T AbO/DKP'' Tin r$ OQ opportunity to attend and fWC P(.L£0 TO BtW u/n/rf JWj! owe 7» OF oseft Gimme- 7>/trr.' and negs that you shoot, and you 7D

Nutmeg '89 photographers: Please attend a staff meeting Tuesday Jan. 31 at 4:00 in S.U. South Room 356. If you can't DOHEAD By Dave Roberts attend contact Judy at 487-5334. 7 A 1/31 7/fi$/5J<#r , mJCM'T w m w you am. VKK m... jo £/mtK of too cvys u^ou>vmsf KiLLA'rcpH, I F/NO NUTMEG '88 3UTUW'CUD'HOJ R6HT? THIS 6ur POH&P Ml SUPPOSE PHOTOGRAPHERS: All the MUZ? ■wr f pictures from last year's \( yearbook are in the yearbook .,.n ,.uHrft's-rmr \ SMELL? office. Please come by A.S.A.P. to pick yours up. If you would t~ like to shoot for Nutmeg '89 contact Judy at 487-5334. A 2/1

!!TEA PARTY!! m TIME: 8:30 PM PLACE: INTERNATIONAL HOUSE >: SPONSOR BY THE V.S.C. A ®L.m*Asmu*f^M 1/26 UCONN JACK By George Nakos The Academy of Students of Pharmacy welcomes all Pharmacy students to attend our first meeting Monday, January 30, 7:00 pm in the Pharmacy Building r.n 350. A 1/27

YOGA CLUB! RELAX STRCH- OUT E NJOY THE SPRING WITH YOGA POSTURES, DEEP BREATHING. DEEP RELATION AND MEDITATION. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME. TUES EVE RM 208SU. FOR INFO. CALL NECK 487-1759. A 1/31 page 20 The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 SuperSonics support ballot ...Foreman talks From page 23 fourth grade teacher in history. stuffing in favor of Ellis former lightweight champion, Elbaum said Chancellor is 7— SEATTLE (AP) — Both the denounced the balloting tactic. to lose his starting position for fighting Donald Gwinn, the foot—1 1//2 inches, weighs president and coach of the "Last year, Denver did it to the game, and the Sonics welterweight champion of 309 pounds and teaches in El Seattle SuperSonics say the help Fat Lever. This year, probably would not be West Virginia. Paso, Texas. team did nothing unethical Seattle is helping Dale, but penalized. The card will also feature Foreman said he expects his when it orchestrated stuffing each time, I'm the guy who "This may not be the perfect Carl Chancellor, who may be opponent to be just like his the tallest boxer and largest tens of thousands of NBA gets kicked in the rear," said way of fan balloting, but we previous 14 knockout victims. All—Star ballots in support of Drexler. think it's the best possible Sonics guard Dale Ellis. "It's a shame they would system," Mclntyre said of the "It is a procedure being done resort to that. It's cheating the All—Star balloting method. by every team in the league," fans. Dale's good enough and "You have the fans vote for President Bob Whitsitt said of should be on the team, but it's the starters and the coaches and Puckett signs the Sonics' practice of having not fair to the individual fans the league vote for the other people associated with the team who vote." seven players. So, it's the best submit multiple ballots. of both worlds." for $2 million "Why all the sudden is this One contest among the something unique?" coach "Making the All- team's "giveaway crew" NEW YORK (AP) — Kirby would get $100,000 if he is Bernie Bickerstaff asked. "How awarded a basketball, gym bag Puckett reached a $2 million named the American League's do you think some of these Star Game isn't the and $50 to the first two salary faster than any other Most Valuable Player, $50,000 guys got to play (in All—Star most important thing members of the crew who player in baseball history if he finishes second in the games) all these years? It to me... I just could turned in 10,000 ballots, the yesterday when he avoided voting and $25,000 if he happens all the lime." Times said. Sonic employee arbitration by agreeing to a finishes third. He would get The extra ballots—as many care less." James Mohahan, 16, said he one—year deal for that figure $25,000 if he is MVP of the as 50,000 to 60,000—helped — Dale Ellis and at least three or four others with the Minnesota Twins. playoffs and $25,000 if he is Ellis take a 30,448—vote lead turned in 10,000 ballots, the Puckett, who earned $1.21 MVP of the World Series. He over Portland's Clyde Drexler newspaper said. million in 1988, has four also would get $25,000 if he for the No. 2 position among The "giveaway crew" is a years, 147 days of major league is selected for the All—Star Western Conference guards. "Making the All—Star group of high—school—age service. Don Mattingly, the game and $25,000 if he repeats Whoever wins the spot will Game isn't the most important boys who help the promotions New York Yankees' first as a Gold Glove winner. share the backcourt with Magic thing to me. I'm not concerned department at games and with baseman, had four years, 163 "I don't think there's a lot of Johnson of the Los Angele? about that. I have financial other functions. days of service last winter questions about Kirby earning Lakers in the Feb. 12 All- security. I'm happy playing in Whitsitt told the Seattle when he agreed to a three—year this kind of money in today's Star game. Seattle. I just could care less," Post—Intelligencer that many $6.7 million contract that paid baseball," Twins general Previously, Ellis trailed Ellis said. of the teen—ager crew did, him $2 million in 1988. manager Andy MacPhail said. Drexler for the entire season. No NBA rule says teams with the team's knowledge and Puckett, an outfielder who "He should be earning similar to After the Sonics beat the cannot use employees to vote. encouragement, fill out as will turn 28 on March 14, can what Don Mattingly was Trail Blazers 103—100 NBA spokesman Brian Mc many ballots as they could earn an additional $200,000 earning at this point in his Tuesday night, Drexler Intyre said Ellis was unlikely collect, he said. this season in bonuses. He career."

1203) S03 MAIN STREET YSSJL6 w/m 436 BI3I WILLIMANTIC CT O6220 Learn How To Be A News Announcer (or just look like one!) 91.7 WHUS FM, your campus radio station, has a few NEWS THREAD CITY SLOTS OPEN for this semester. Well teach you the BOOK & NOVELTY basics of broadcasting news and you'll be on the air in AN ADULT ENTERTAINMENT CENTER just a few short weeks. We'll also continue to help d you in developing your skills. Plans for this semester include field trips to local radio stations and ADULT BOOKS • NOVELTIES HOURS celebrity lectures. VIDEO RENTALS MON - SAT II AM - 9 PM PRIVATE VIEWING BOOTHS SUNDAY I PM 7 PM Great experience for Journalism and Comm. Sci. Majors!

Interested? Call Mike DeRosa at 456-3012, Lynn Moebus "FREE FOOD?" NOPE d at 486-4667, or 429-WHUS for more information. Come to the News & Public Affairs Meeting on Monday, "CINNAMON SWIRLIES?" NO... Feb. 6 in SU 302A from 8-9pm. "200 FLOWERS?" UH-UNH THANKS! To the R. Team!! TOLLAND EXXON RA Day was a Success... And You're the Reason! Iflbfk {eliftflrj THE DEPARTMENT OF RESIDENTIAL LIFE DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES 10% OFF THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT ALL REPAIR ;J.R.**********************************{ LIQUORS; Full line of wines & liquors All Kegs Kept in stock LABOR THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS * 1/2 Keg Millwalkies Best 24 99$ (WITH LD.) 1/4 Keg Bush 18.99 * Bush Cans Suitcase 8.99 Schaefer Bar Bottles 6.99 * Dubra Vodka 1.75Lt 8.99 n * * all prices do not include tax or deposit * Tolland Exxon * intersection of 1-84 & Rt 195 ii + if * Service: 871-7963 ». 1?l Carriage Houie I N. Eagleville Rd 24 Hour Towing 872-T.O.W.S.' UConn Route 32 *- Frats * MSB Storrs 429-3036 * **************¥¥**¥*¥***¥*¥¥¥¥****» The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 page 21 Sports; Colt closes distance on Wade as intramural race gets hot AF ROTC takes over No. 1 spot in Independent!Open division matchup with Pit Bulls Residence Hall Division Women's Division Fraternity Division Independent Division Team Points Team Points Team Points Team Points Wade 273.75 Stowe, Inc. 222.00 Triangle 219.00 AFROTC 176.00 Colt 271.75 Hale 8th 171.50 Sigma Chi 188.00 Pit Bulls 175.75 Intramural Foursex 268.00 Allen House 164.00 SigEp 185.00 MBA All-Stars 128.00 Shakespeare 246.00 Hale 4 &6 151.00 Kappa Sigma 164.00 Warriors 125.00 scores, New Haven 3rd 240.00 Wheeler D 148.00 Chi Phi 149.00 Sig Ep 1 118.00 Russel D 234.25 Misfits 141.75 Delta Chi 139.00 Hell House 116.00 standings Lancaster A 234.00 Pain & Torture 131.75 ZetaPsi 105.00 Wright A 116.00 Fairfield 3rd 224.00 Rogers Rabbits 124.00 Alpha Gamma Rho 69.00 Side Out 108.00 Allen House 222.50 New Jersey 119.00 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 60.00 Electric Slim 105.00 Wheeler D 222.50 Middlesex 1st 118.00 Sigma Phi Epsilon 18.00 Mancini's 105.00 Buckley Celtics def. Chi Phi Ten by default McConaughy 4th def. Indians, 66-28 Wade def. Nebraska, 91-37 ATTENTION STUDENT LEADERS Annapolis def. Stowe C, forfeit McConaughy Sixers def. CrandallB, 40-18 Texas def. Sherman Dawgs, 47-30 COMING SOON New York def. Soth Carolina, 53-31 MID-YEAR TUNE-UP WORKSHOP Crawford A def. Keller House, 42-38 "LEARN HOW TO MOTIVATE YOURSELF AND OTHERS!" Grangetown def. California, 46-24 Crawford B def. North * WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1ST 6:30-8:30 Carolina, 54-41 ROOM 278/282 Merritt A def. Alsop A, 71-55 Sprague LeapinLuskies ties Wheeler A, 57-57 Kentucky def. Tolland 2nd, 38- Watch the Daily Campus for More Info!! 19 or call Student Leadership Development and Program Office Beard A def. Kingston House, 53-46 486-3423 Merritt Boozers def. Russell A, 45-37

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We still have some great day trips Twister's Super Happy Hour and weekend getaways left, so come in today. Our office is in the 4-5 pm (Almost) Everything 75? Student Union room 211 or call 487-0069 for more information. Don't miss it (No one else has!) ******.*..*.**.*.*.*.*•¥■■¥.*-*•*■* > > I l>«Ke 22 The Daily Campus, Thursday, January 26, 1988 Basketball: Big East cellar-dweller falls to league leader From back page Husky lead to nine with a little Auricmma's work ethic and nine rebounds. One play espe- "We executed as well as we over eight minutes remaining. also mentioned some additional cially summed up UConn's can tonight," Auricmma said. "Without Laura [Lishness] From that point on, Kris Lamb shooting practice which helped performance. Pattyson, fight- "Whenever they made a run at wc played hesitant at times be- and Wendy Davis took over. correct her shot. ing off two St John's defend- us we answered them.** cause wc had people at different Lamb nailed a three point bas- "In practice, coach empha- ers, grabbed a rebound and The 14-5 Huskies next positions," UConn coach ket and on UConn's next pos- sized that we had to play harder dribbled Charles Barkley style matchup is on February 1 as Gcno Auricmma said. "But I session added a three point and concentrate," Davis said. downcourt dishing the ball they travel to Boston to face can't ask for a better effort than play. Davis then scored off a "He even helped me to follow nicely to Kerry Bascom for an the Boston College Eagles. what Kris [Lamb], Wendy nice pass from Heidi Robbins through more on my jump- easy lay-in. [Davis], and Meghan boosting the UConn lead back shots." | Patlyson | gave tonight" up to 18. Not only did Davis' "new" The second half was another "I tried to keep us up because shot help her match her career ...Syracuse story as St. John's head coach when you're up by 20 you tend high of 16 points, but Meghan Joe Mullancy Jr. changed his to let down," Lamb said. "All I Pattyson played a- key role off From page 23 from a warning to official team's game plan. The Express wanted to do was to get us the bench. The freshman for- "engaged in wrongful behavior reprimand, to record of began to work the ball inside back into die flow." ward scored a career-high 14 in violation of general violation, said university to Veronica Simmons and Davis, starting in place of points and was a force under- university regulations" and spokesman Robert Hill. Cozettc Ballentinc cutting the Laura Lishness, stressed neath snatching a team high agreed upon sanctions varying The decision was announced at a news conference following i********************************# a 1-1/2 day review by the panel, including testimony * from the five students. The judicial board, Sft<>P * consisting of Vice Chancellor aeocfc * Michael Sawyer, Senior Vice President Lansing Baker and * Associate Dean Horace Smith, * could have recommednded * ties suspension for Coleman and ess° SKI CLUB MEMBERS: * the others for their part in the c * December incident * Coleman, who had IS * points in Monday's game * wasn't available for comment GET YOUR BALANCES IN FOR THE * QUEBEC CITY SKI TRIP yesterday. Although he was informed of the decision in February 17-19 ■* writing before meeting 18 * lio* * J ft*** NOW! * reporters after the game. * * DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY * 10TH. ...Wyche * * From back page * A * officials said they wanted all of e^CVA A2- THIS TRIP SOLD OUT, SO GUARANTEE * e S^0 the assistants to remain with YOUR SPOT BY BRINGING IN YOUR 00*°W*G the Bengals, barring better -5.30J A BALANCE TODAY. COME TO THE OFFICE offers elsewhere. Brown said he ■AM 9-.30^ r 3-833 9 IN THE STUDENT UNION ROOM 211, OR knew of no efforts by other VAoO^- CALL 487-0069 FOR MORE INFORMATION. * teams to ask permission to talk * with Wyche or any of his * assistants. t************************^

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From back page Marshall said he has only to move players around and was centage, stopping 178 of the able to give several freshmen 210 shots on goal. In the pre- the opportunity to get experi- vious four games Dawson had ence. Right-winger Kevin Sul- started in, he has allowed three livan has scored two goals and of the four teams only four assisted on another for three goals (per game) in regulation points in four games; Peter time. Calabrese has played in three "We knew he had the ability games; Tom Sutherland and to have a college career here — Jeff Pankoff have played in he had the chance to play and two; and Derek Borek in one. he's rising to the occasion," "We have to dig down and Marshall said of Dawson. try that much harder and do ev- "He's played real well in the erything we can to get there," games." Marshall said. Coleman reprimanded

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — apartment break-ins, a Syracuse basketball star university official said Derrick Coleman and four yesterday. Firsl year swimming coach Bob Goldberg talks strategy with swimmers in last others have been reprimanded A university judicial board night's loss to New England champion UMass (Kevin Fraser photo). and given the lightest possible found that the five students penalty for a fight and two See page 22

Foreman FINALLY * * * SUN & FUN * KIDS & CAMPING * * * talks about * * SWIMMING & BOATING * * his future * OUTDOOR LIVING * Timber Trails, a 9 week resident Girl Scout Camp in boxing in the Berkshires, is looking for staff... GYMNASTICS DIRECTOR OPEN FOR DINNER UNIT LEADERS * * ■ RIDING STAFF ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) MON-FRI 4:30 -8PM WATERFRONT ■ ■ * PHOTOGRAPHY — Former heavyweight RADIO INSTRUCTORS champion George Foreman REGISTERED NURSES says he represents a "glimpse REGULAR HOURS COOKS & KITCHEN STAFF into the future." The 40—year—old, bald and pudgy boxer, who continues mon-Fri 7am-8pm Call or write: Timber Trails, HC 60 Box 158 his busy comeback tonight store 24 plaza -2:3Dpm Tolland, MA 01034 413-258-4592 against Mark Young, said take out too America should start getting accustomed to over—the—hill 429-3440 athletes not going over the hill. "The future is going to have THE AFFORDABLE ALTERNATIVE a lot of George Foreman's. COr.r.n They're not only going to be nu^icynooti in boxing. They're going to be moMUSIfitsM in basketball. They're going to Willimantic be in football," said Foreman. With more attention on CAR WASH The UConn nutrition, and advances in 1603 Hi. Main Street Community Music School health care and physical SELF SERVICE: Open 24 Hours 7days 1989 Spring Semester conditioning, Foreman said, Automatic Tunnel: Open 8-6 Mon.-Sat athletes will be able to 8 5 5un Exciting Courses compete into their 40s just like • Self Service Vacuum ~ •■ ...for adults! him. • Touchless Turbo Wash UConn Community Chorus "It's not a miracle that I'm • All Cloth All are welcome. First rehearsal of Bach's doing this," his said. • 100% Fresh Water St. Matthew's Passion Is Mon.. Jan. 30th. "I can run 10 miles, box for 0) nine rounds (with sparring The Alexander Technique partners)—the younger the Group classes start Tues., Feb. 7th, private and CAMPUS a> better— do five rounds on the e DownTown seml-prlvate classes start Mon.. Feb. 6th. heavy bag, skip rope and lift weights. I do it all the time BL32 ..for children! because I like iLM Suzuki Program Foreman, who has a record Comprehensive Instruction of 59—2 with 56 knockouts, for children ages 3 and up. has won 14 straight fights by knockout since beginning his WOULD YOU LIKE A VOICE ..for everyone! comeback in March 1987 after Private Lessons a 10—year layoff. We offer professional Instruction on all He said he hopes to continue IN UNIVERSITY POLICIES Instruments ana voice. fighting once or twice a month Classes begin Mon. Jan. 30th. until champion Mike Tyson OR DISCIPLINE? agrees to fight him. Electronic Keyboards Today's 10—round Foreman How to play the Instrument Santa left for you. vs. Young fnht will highlight Ages 5 to adult. an eight—fight card at die The Undergraduate Student Government Rochester War Memorial being is appointing students to serve on the UCONN billed by promoter Don University Committee on Student Conduct. COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL Elbaum as "Ths Night of This is the Committee which conducts also has branches In Legends." hearings on cases in which students are ASHFORD DANIELSON POMFRET WOODSTOCK On the undercard will be 33—year—old Aaron Pryor, accused of serious violations of University former junior welterweight policy. For more Information call The Office of Professional Development champion, fighting Rick and Career Education at: 486-3231 Kaiser of Spearfish, S.D.; and If you would like more information 28—year—old Harry Arroyo, a and to make an appointment for an interview OvhJon of LxWnrtKt irf\ please call the USG office at 486-3708. Continuing Education See page 20 Sports Today Inside

Intramural basketball scores, MEN'S ICE HOCKEY VS. AIC See page 21 7 P.M. SPORTS The Daily Campus

Thursday, January 26, 1989 UMass Huskies coasts to win defeat UConn falls to 4-6 on season Express By Kathy Kaplan Daily Campus Staff Lamb nets 16 points; The men's swimming Davis ties career high team suffered a 156-86 defeat to the defending By Adam Minichino New England champion Daily Campus Staff University of Mas- Kerry Bascom tossed in a team high 20 sachusetts at Brundage points and Kris Lamb and Meghan pool last night, dropping Pattyson contributed intense efforts lead- the Huskies' record to 4-6 ing »he UConn women's basketball team on the season. to a 78-61 victory over the St. John's "We knew we couldn't win Express last night in the Storrs Field the meet, there's just no way,*" House. UConn head coach Bob The Big East leading Huskies could do no Goldberg said of the contest wrong in the first half as they raced out to an against the strong Minuteman early 13-0 lead. Their tight defense forced 16 St. squad. John's turnovers as the Huskies limited the Ex- Despite the losing margin, press only to perimeter jumpshots. Led by the the Huskies got solid perfor- hot shooting of Kris Lamb and freshman Wendy mances from Rick McCarthy, Davis the Huskies built up a 39-22 halftime lead. Matt Rossi, Ben Hinds, Marc See page 22 Lamberty, and Neal Newhouse. McCarthy was a double BIG EAST STANDINGS winner, taking first in both the 200 yard individual medley, and League Overall the 200 yard breaststroke UConn _fc2 14-5 events. Seton Hall _4i3_ J2i5 "We had some really high Boston College _ta. _9zfi quality swims, and we got ex- Villanova A3. ifi actly what we were looking for Providence AA J2i5 out of [tonight's meet],** Syracuse 4-4 11-7 Goldberg said. Georgetown "McCarthy swam a real hard AA JLQiZ triple,*' he said. "He swam Kris Lamb feeds a pass inside, over a defender, in last night's win Pittsburgh _2z5_ _2zS three very hard races, and ended over the St. John's Express. The Huskies are currently holding the St. John's _2i Jjfi up his third one with only No. 1 spot in the Big East at 6-2 (Kevin Fraser photo). three seconds off of his best time ever. But one of the events we're pointing to with Marshall sits five for rest of season I i him in the Big East meet is the 400 [individual medley], so we Athletes don't want to risk future eligibility; Rizzo will sit out final games want the conditioning factor. That's why he swam that By Catherine Keating 15 squad this semester. to go to school. Four varsity team with tive goals and seven triple, that was the whole point Daily Campus Staff Starting sophomore goal- letters isn't going to get them assists for 12 points, and four of putting him in that order." tender Sean Rizzo, junior a job, but a four-year degree is goals and seven assists for 11 Neal Newhouse held the First year head coach defenseman John Guagliardo, — that's the important thing." points respectively. Both have spotlight for UConn on the Bruce Marshall, along and sophomore forwards Mike Rizzo started 14 of his 15 played in all 15 first semester diving board. Newhouse fin- with his coaching staff, Flaherty and Paul Pechmann, games this season and is 4-10 matches, as did Pechmann, to date. He saved 387 goals of who has scored one goal and ished second in both the one have chosen to relieve five and junior Paul Dole played and three meter events to their last game on December the 450 shots fired for an 8S.8 helped on another five goals for UMass standout Daniel Ches- of his players of their save percentage, and allowed 63 six points. Dole has played in commitment to the team 10 at Alabama-Huntsville, but nicka. will return to play next season. goals into net for a 4.7 goals eight games to score one goal. "A lot of this is a result of for the remainder of the "We're doing it in their best against average. Freshman Damen Dawson what we did in Puerto Rico. season to improve their interest I want to see them do Teammates Guagliardo and is goaltending for UConn and We had 13 workouts, and grades, although all were well,*' Marshall said. "They are Flaherty are the fourth and fifth has compiled an 84.8 save per- swam 70,000 meters, which is eligible to remain on the 4- student athletes and their job is leading point scorers on the See page 23 45 miles," Goldberg said. "That's a lot of intense swim- ming." Goldberg has altered the Bengals' coach to sign new contract Huskies' workouts to prepare CINCINNATI (AP) — The rather than money, would be San Francisco 49ers in the said they wanted him back, and for the Big East Champi- Cincinnati Bengals and Sam his biggest priorities in Supers Bowl. The Bengals' team executives hoped to move onships, which will take place Wyche began negotiating negotiating the new contract. improvement to their 14—5 quickly to re—sign Wyche. on the weekend of Feb. 10-12 yesterday on a new coaching "I'm not going to be without record and American Football "He did an excellent job. at the University of Pittsburgh. contract for Wyche, who any business sense, but those Conference championship was We're very pleased with him as "We're starting in our taper directed the team to a stunning kinds of things (money) are not one of the biggest turnarounds a coach," said Mike Brown, now, it's three weeks long. turnaround from last year's 4— a top priority. I live in the history of the National Cincinnati's assistant general We'll start to rest and we'll 11 season to this year's Super comfortably... I'm not looking Football League. start to swim faster and faster manager and team legal Bowl appearance. to break the bank. I know This was the first year under counsel. "He has proven his and then we get to the Big Wyche, 44, whose old five— they're fair people and I hope Wyche in which the Bengals East. We'll shave, and that's mettle to out satisfaction— I year contract as head coach to be fair," Wyche said of the had made it into post—season think to the football public's where you make the big break expired with the end of this Bengals' ownership. play. in your umes." satisfaction, too." season, stands to receive a big He made his comments to Wyche said he wants to stay Wyche and his assistant The next meet for the men's raise from the approximately reporters this week in Miami, with the Bengals and had not squad will be on Feb. 2 in coaches were meeting with the $250,000 he was paid yearly where the Bengals' season received coaching offers from management yesterday. Team Storrs when they will face under the old pact. He said ended with Sunday's last— other teams. Bengals' Boston College. security and length of hire. minute, 20—16 loss to the management and players also See page 22