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Vol. XCII No. 86 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, February 28,1989 Bush returns from five-day Asian voyage President to Invitation to concentrate dissident on Tower offended issue Chinese WASHINGTON (AP) — BEIJING (AP) — The President Bush returned home government said Monday it Monday night from a five-day resented the United States Asian voyage that he having invited a leading pronounced a "productive and dissident to a banquet given by rewarding" journey and moved President Bush, and regretted to take personal command of that a fuss was made when the struggle to win police barred him from confirmation for John Tower as attending. defense secretary. Chinese intellectuals, mean- In a prepared statement he while, said the action against read at the foot of the ramp to Fang Lizhi was "stupid," Air Force One, Bush said his "neolithic" and "unacceptable." trip to Japan, China and South Fang, an internationally Korea demonstrated that the respected astrophysicist who United States "is and will has criticized Marxism and remain a Pacific power." called for democratic reform in "It's great to be home. God China, was invited to the bless the United States of banquet along with his wife, Li America," Bush said in ihe Shuxian. chilly darkness at Andrews Air But dozens of police Force Base in suburban converged to block his car and Maryland. Vice President Dan bar him from entering the hotel Quayle was on hand to where the Texas-style barbecue welcome the new president was held Sunday. Police then back from his first overseas refused to allow him to ride in voyage. a taxi and made a bus driver In his brief statement, the pass a stop where he was president said he had held waiting. "thoughtful and candid "All the arrangements George Bush prepares to board Air Force One in Alaska (UPI photo). conversations" with world concerning Prciiden: Rur!"-; leaders, including the several he stay in China !:ad bnwi ngrccd Due to unreported incidents: Sec page 6 See page h University assault statistics may be distorted By Lee Condon only report statistics on percent of those surveyed had the attention of a member of mental health clinic, and Daily Campus Staff incidents reported to them. been the victims of rape or the university's Violence UConn Health Services. A university announcement "The FBI says that one out of attempted rape. Of these Network. The statistics reported by the Violence Network reported 12 in The Daily Campus that three women is raped in her victims 84 percent were The Violence Network incidents of sexual assault, four reported statistics on violence lifetime, but only one out of acquainted with their attacker. coordinates services to students incidents of physical assault, against women at UConn in 10 report it." she said. Only 5 percent of those who have been victims of The UConn Rape Education acquainted with their attacker violence. The Violence and 8 incidents of sexual and the Fall of 1988 was called a discriminatory harassment. In dramatic underestimation of Program has found statistics reported being sexually Network at UConn is made up 11 of the 24 cases women did women who had a forced sexual consistent with national assaulted. of nine separate departments of encounter at UConn, by Gail averages from questionnaires The announcement printed in the university, including The not officially report the Mellow, director of the received from people on The Daily Campus last Women's Clinic, The Women's incident, therefore no action Women's Center. campus who have attended their Wednesday was a report of the Center, The Rape Education could be taken by any campus Mellow said the university program. number of sexual and physical Program, the department of department or the police. Whenever someone tells a has no way to determine how A 1987-88 Ms. magazine assaults and sexual and residential life, the department survey of 3000 women on 32 discriminatory harassment of student affairs, the UConn member of the Violence many incidents actually See page 4 occurred last semester and can college campuses found that 25 incidents that were brought to Police, Affirmative Action, the

ToilAY IN THE DAILY CAMPUS After a night in jail, NEWS UConn Do It Day will be a Gandall is at UConn day of beam ideation for By Michael Greenwood UConn. The day is sponsored Daily Campus Staff by the student life committee After being arrested and spending Sunday night in a West Palm ARTS Page * Beach, Fla. jail. Bill Gandall, 80, still kept his Monday night The U.S. College Comedy speaking engagement at UConn. Competition rolled into Gandall was arrested for leading a protest after a shelter for the homeless refused to take in any more boarders for the night. Gandall Storrs last night. Rage u said the police "usually" didn't arrest him for such protests, but last SPORTS night was an exception. The Men's Haskctball team Gandall, a veteran of three wars, spoke at the Puerto Rican-Latin prepares to lace Syracuse American Cultural Center about his experiences as a soldier during University tonight and keep the U.S. intervention of Nicaragua in 1928 and his service in the Spanish Civil War in 1936. Gandall also served for three years in hopes for an NCAA bid alive, World War II. but it is not going to be easy. Gandall described his political transformation before the events of Back Page the past 24 hours proved too much and he fell islccp from fatigue. Editorials pgs. 10,11 In 1926, as a young man, Gandall saw posters of South Sea Comics pgs. 14,15 dancers and decided/'that's for me." He joined the Marines shortly Sports pgs. 17-20 after to see the world, but found himself going to Nicaragua Bill Gandall went from a jail in Florida to a speaking inslcad- See page 3 date at UConn (Dena Levinson photo). AROUND THE WORLD Soviets sent weapons to Sandinistas WASHINGTON (AP) — The Soviet Union exported about S515 million worth of military equipment to Nicaragua last year, the second highest total since the Kremlin began weapons deliveries in 1980, according to a new U.S. government report. The report says last year's delivery of 19,000 tons of equipment came during 68 ship visits to Nicaraguan ports, an average of about one every six days. The unclassified analysis, compiled by intelligence agencies, said the peak year for Soviet arms shipments was 1986, when the Sandinistas received $550 million worth of equipment. That was the last year Congress approved military aid for the Nicaraguan Contras. A year ago, Congress suspended military aid to the Contras, and as the months passed, Reagan administration officials expressed deep disappointment that the Soviets did not reciprocate by cutting back on weapons shipments to the Sandinistas. The aid suspension was quickly followed by an interim cease-fire between the Sandinistas and the Contras in late March. Subsequently, about 11,000 Contras fled to camps in Honduras along the border where the rebels are sustained by a U.S. humanitarian aid program. ALBANY- Governor Mario Cuomo arm-wrestles against Fred Meyers of The Sandinistas have contended that continued Queens, New York as he arrives to address a group of senior citizens in Albany. Soviet arms shipments were needed in the event the The match ended in a draw (UPI photo). United States decided to resume military aid to the Contras. The Kremlin has said that it would suspend arms Price increases Mistrial possible Youth shot after deliveries to the Sandinistas as part of an overall ban cause riots for 'Wight Stalker" stabbing soldier on outside arms shipments to Central America, but CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — LOS ANGELES (AP) — The EL-BIREH, Occupied West Bank the United States has shown no interest in that Slum residents looted stores and attorney for "Night Stalker" murder (AP) — A Palestinian teen-ager proposal. burned cars Monday to protest a defendant Richard Ramirez is stabbed an Israeli soldier Monday doubling of bus fares, while suffering from trial-related nervous and then was shot in the head as Troops deployed students fought police and soldiers exhaustion, the judge said Monday, troops chased the boy through a in several cities. and the prosecutor said they might crowded market, the army said. in Kosovo More than 100 people were have to start the trial over. Also Monday, a previously PRISTINA, Yugoslavia (AP) — Troops and tanks reported injured, two seriously, "Probably the chances of a unknown Arab group claimed it moved into Kosovo province Monday, the eighth day when when looters formed human mistrial are good," Deputy District was holding a paratrooper who has of a strike by ethnic Albanian miners, and provincial chains to face national guard units Attorney P. Philip Halpin said. been missing for 12 days. Communist Parly leaders began resigning as in tanks and firing birdshot, the "We can't keep this jury hanging demanded by the strikers. journalists said. around indefinitely." In clashes in the occupied West At another mine, workers from the province's Students took the state governor, A mistrial would mean a new Bank and Gaza Strip, soldiers shot Slavic minority began a strike in support of the party Orlando Guttierez, prisoner for jury would need to be selected in and wounded 10 Palestinians, officials. about an hour Monday when he the 3-year-old case. according to Arab reports and Air force jets flew over the provincial capital approached rioters in an attempt lo Ramirez, 28, is charged with 13 hospital officials. Pristina several times in a show of might by the talk with them. murders and 30 related felonies in a The military commander of the federal government. Three national guardsmen were series of grisly nighttime attacks West Bank town of El-Birch, about Tanks were parked in front of the army barracks. hurt by rocks thrown by students that terrified Southern California in 10 miles north of Jerusalem, said a Military vehicles loaded with soldiers headed toward while they patrolled streets in the summer of 1985. Palestinian youth twice stabbed an Titova Mitrovica, where 1,300 ethnic Albanian tanks, Suarcz said. The national A doctor's report submitted to the Israeli soldier who was the last man miners were occupying the Trcpca lead and zinc mine, guard, part of the Defense Ministry, judge said attorney Daniel in a routine patrol passing through and army reservists were seen marching near the is used for internal security. Hernandez is suffering from strcss- a crowded market mine. Riots were reported across the rclatcd nervous exhaustion resulting Travelers reported police roadblocks on some roads country and authorities broadcast from his participation in the long- The commander, a paratrooper leading to Kosovo, particularly from the neighboring appeals for calm. No official figures delayed trial. The doctor colonel identified only as Chai, said republic of Macedonia, and a special security unit of were available on deaths or injuries. recommended psychological the soldier shouted "I'm wounded!" 400 officers arrived in Kosovo over the weekend. counseling and said recovery could and ran with other troops after the Tanjug, the official Yugoslav news agency, said: take six weeks. 18-year-old attacker. Poll sees During the 1985 crime spree, an "The presidency of Yugoslavia today ordered that As the assailant ran into the special measures be introduced in Kosovo for intruder entered homes at night accidents likely through unlocked windows or market, two soldiers opened fire and protecting the constitutional order, personal safety and hit him once in the head and in the security of all persons and personal and state-owned for nuclear plants doors, then raped women, killed men and women with gunshots to neck, Chai said. Radio reports said property." NEW YORK (AP) — Half the he was injured with rubber bullets. Rahman Morina, the provincial party chief, Americans in a national poll the head, and stole jewelry and other resigned Monday and Belgrade radio quoted him as believe a serious accident is likely valuables. One victim's eyes were A border police soldier, who saying, in a comment directed at the Trcpca miners: "I at a U.S. nuclear power plant, gouged out, and the killer often left spoke on condition of anonymity, am deeply shaken that you consider me responsible despite safeguards put in place since behind drawings of pentagrams, said the wounded soldier tried to hit for your lives and health. It is only for this reason the Three Mile Island accident a inverted five-pointed stars associated his attacker as the two lay side by that I am submitting the resignation." decade ago. with devil worship. side on stretchers, but that soldiers Fifty-five percent of the The press dubbed the killer the separated them. Weather respondents in the Media General- "Night Stalker," and people in the Associated Press survey supported Los Angeles area shut their Tuesday, morning sun, afternoon clouds, the use of nuclear power to generate windows at night despite a heat Explosives found high 30 to 36. Tuesday night, a chance of electricity. But eight in 10 favored wave. Terror spread through the in reservoir some snow after midnight, lows in the upper tougher federal safety regulations, slate as related crimes were reported LONDON (AP) — Four brick- teens to upper 20s. Wednesday, a chance of and most opposed building new in San Francisco and Orange size packages of the powerful snow, highs in the lower to middle 30s. plants. County, where charges against plastic explosive Scmtex were Most also opposed starting up Ramirez arc pending. recovered Monday from a drained Notable Quotable completed nuclear power plants that Ramirez was arrested after he was reservoir, ScoUand Yard said. arc not yet running. And while 48 chased and beaten by an angry mob No detonator was found with the Success is to be measured not by the position percent said currently operating in East Los Angeles during the Czechoslovak-made explosive, plants should Slay open, 44 percent 1985 Labor Day weekend, when his which was discovered by an which one has reached in life as by the said they should be cither phased picture first appeared in newspapers obstacles which one has overcome while employee Sunday during out or shut down at once. as the prime suspect in the crime maintenance at Green Lane rcservoir trying to succeed. In the survey, 63 percent said wave. in north London. -Booker T. Washington they believed nuclear power plants During his 1985 arraignment, Scotland Yard spokesman Terry USPS 129580000 arc safer now. Ramirez yelled "Hail Satan!" and Norman said there was no apparent Postmaster Send Form 3579 to However, when asked to rate the flashed a picture of a pentagram connection between the find and Second class postage paid at The Daily Campus. 11 Dog chance of a serious accident at a drawn on his palm. Several women recent arrests or terrorist activity. Surrs. Ci. 06269. Published al lane. StOfrt Ct 06269. The nuclear power plant in the United testified at his 1986 preliminary "The explosives appear to have The Daily Campus. Box U-189. Daily Campus is an associate States, 11 percent chose "highly Monday through I-riday 9/12- member of the Associated Press hearing that after their husbands been abandoned, possibly by 12/9. 1/26-5/5. which is entitled to reprint likely" and 39 percent said likely, were murdered, they were raped and someone throwing them into the Telephone 429-9384. mater al published within for a total of SO percent. ordered to "Swear to Satan." reservoir from the road," he said. The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 28, 1989 page 3 News Protests on 'Satanic Verses' take their toll A bomb killed one person followers Feb. 14 to kill reports from abroad about the Prime Minister Margaret ists: "In an affair of this kind, and wounded seven Monday at Rushdie for blaspheming Islam controversy, but have not Thatcher of Britain was in when dogmatism and fanati- a protest of "The Satanic and the prophet Mohammed. commented editorially, and the Paris for a summit with the cism create a totally irrational Verses" in India, and Britain Iranian clerics put a price of Kremlin has said nothing. French president, Francois situation, one must of course said Iran's order to kill author $5.2 million on the author's Foreign Minister Eduard A. Mitterrand, and told a news expect anything." Salman Rushdie was a "fearful head Shevardnadze, touring the conference that defending Michel Rocard, the French example of where intolerance Nigeria's Supreme Council Middle East, met with Rushdie "is a fundamental premier, said any demonstra- may lead.'' of Moslems said Monday it Khomeini in Tehran on matter of freedom of speech." tions urging violence against Activists in Moscow supports the death sentence Sunday. Iran's official news "We cannot have other Rushdie would result in crimi- demonstrated for Rushdie out- Khomeini passed on Rushdie*. agency indicated they did not people inciting their own nal charges. side the Iranian Embassy. A Moslem student group in mention Rushdie or "The citizens to murder one of our British chief delegate Henry In Karachi, Pakistan, a bomb Africa's most populous coun- Satanic Verses." citizens, and on that we had to Steel told the U.N. Human exploded at the British Council try also demanded action A statement distributed by be very firm," she said. Rights Commission in Geneva library while it was closed against Nigerian author Wole the Moscow protesters said: Iran's parliament has sched- the Khomeini incitement to Sunday night, killing a guard. Soyinka, the 1986 Nobel "While all the civilized world uled a vote for Tuesday on murder was a "fearful example At least 18 people have been Literature laureate, for defend- is outraged" by the death whether to break relations with of where intolerance may lead " killed in India and Pakistan ing his fellow writer. sentence, "the Soviet govern- Britain. since Feb. 12. Both countries About 300 Moslems ment as usual remains silent" Mitterrand told the journal- From AP reports have banned the novel. demonstrated at the British Syria said it had banned 'The consulate in Kaduna in the Satanic Verses," which many Moslem-dominated norm. They Moslems consider blasphe- carried placards condemning mous, a month ago and had Rushdie and Soyinka, one of ...Gandall speaks at UConn suspended all dealings with which said "Soyinka Must From front page Viking Penguin, the publisher. Die." As part of the U.S. forces would turn out to be on the warfare, including the use of The Information Ministry said Rushdie, 41, was born into a sent to Nicaragua from 1927 left," he said. mines and booby traps. the ban includes any other Moslem family in Bombay, to 1933, Gandall's mission During the depression of At one point during the war, publishing house that trans- India, but has become a British was to quell the rebellion of thcl930s Gandall became Gandall pushed the detonation lates or distributes the book. citizen and does not actively Augusto Cesar Sandino, a involved in the labor button which blew up a train A senior Viking Penguin practice religion. He has been native Nicaraguan, who was movement. Soon after though, crossing a railroad bridge, editor attending an emergency in hiding, under heavy police fighting with a small band of he was off to Spain to fight sending 50 Nazi aviators to meeting in London of the guard, since Khomeini ordered rebels to drive out America's against the Nationalist forces their death. Writers' Guild of Great Britain his death. presence in Nicaragua. of Gen. Francisco Franco, who "I don't like to kill people, said hardback copies of the He has apologized for any The war was largely received military aid from both but I'm proud that I did this," novel were selling so well that distress the novel caused inconclusive until Sandino was Hitler and Mussolini. Gandall said. a paperback edition, due out in Moslems, but Iran rejected the assassinated in 1933 by Gandall was part of the Today Gandall is actively August, may be delayed for apology. government's national guard. Abraham Lincoln Brigade, opposed to the Central "crude commercial" reasons. The author got support "I was pretty stupid when I which consisted of about 3,200 American policies of the He denied reports that Viking Monday from about 15 unoffi- started in the Marines," Gandall Americans. About 280 Reagan administration, which Penguin might cancel the cial political activists and said. "I didn't know politics." members of the original sought to overthrow the paperback edition to appease journalists in Moscow who Gandall's political views brigade arc alive today, Gandall Sandinista government by Moslems. shouted "Shame on Khomeini! began to change when he said. providing financial and military Ayatollah Ruhollah Khome- Shame on Islam!" outside the returned to the United States. "I While in Spain, Gandall said aid to the anti-Sandinista Iranian Embassy. ini, Iran's 88-year-old revolu- didn't have any idea that I he learned the tactics of guerilla Contra rebels. tionary patriarch, ordered his Soviet media have published

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As your preparation continues, your confidence level vwiH DATE: MAJOR CENTER escalate and will become an important FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 Open Monday Through Thursday asset in selling yourself in the interview. 10 to 4 p.m. To be a winner, your first step is to Career Counseling on Walk-In Basis commit yourself to a calculated job search Monday and Wednesday, 1 to 4 p.m. campaign that Includes an assessment of your skills. I WISH YOU SUCCESS" Alice F. Noheimer Program Assistant Far am InfrirmHw- E"9"5> *# Vuit Room I5J Wilbur Cross Bide;. " * # Otzxrmmwv m CAMER S€HV!C£S [/ UConn SKI CLUB •/ SuUai A£u> * Srnua // Office: Room 211 tut 'L. Phone: 4870069 Qy Hours: M—F 2-4 p.*t page 4 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 28, 1989 iNewsi Witness testifies North was point man WASHINGTON CAP) — ment," said Robert W. Owen, "He said he would be the times when Casey either came were with the knowledge and Oliver North declared in 1984 who shuttled back and forth to point man to keep the in or was leaving. "I was in his approval of higher ups, includ- he would, be the Reagan Central America for North Nicaraguans alive and if things office on at least one, if not ing then-President Reagan. administration's "point man" delivering maps, tactical advice became public, when they went several occasions, when Direc- helping the Nicaraguan rebels and money for the rebels. wrong, he would be the fall tor Casey called him." On Monday, lawyers in the after legal U.S. aid was cut off, "He said, in essence, this guy — he used those words — North's defense to many of case and U.S. District Judge a witness testified Monday in scenario had been arranged and for the administration," Owen the 12 criminal charges against Gerhard A. Gcscll tiptoed North's criminal trial. OK'd through my (North's) said. him is that his actions in around references to the names "He was going to be the one superiors. And I believe he said Owen, testifying under im- supplying aid and advice to the of U.S. and foreign officials to take responsibility and in Bill Casey knew about this," munity from prosecution, said Contras — after Congress whose identities could not be essence protect those who were Owen said, referring to the late he was in North's office in the forbade aid by U.S. intelligence disclosed for national security higher than he in the govern- CIA director. White House complex several agencies and the military — reasons. ... Unreported assaults may bias university statistics From front page the Women's Center and says rape. Some women blame someone left their door Frigault said that since the Network about an assault, it is they have been the victim of a themselves for a forced sexual unlocked, and someone stole majority of incidents go counted in university statistics sexual assault, the first thing assault. They think they should all of their things, sure they unreported, people think it is regardless of whether or not we do is ask them what they not have been drinking, or they could say they shouldn't have not happening. Since many action is taken, Mellow said. want to do about it," Michelle loll their door unlocked, but men arc repeat offenders, a Published with the statistics Frigault, coordinator of the they can't blame themselves for victim may be helping was a statement from the Rape Lducation Program, said. "Some women another person's actions," said someone else by reporting, she network that said they believe While victims of a sexual blame themselves Frigault. said. most incidents of assault and assault by a stranger arc much Both Mellow and Frigault According to Frigault, many harassment are not told to more likely to report the for a forced sexual stressed the importance of an women do not report a sexual anyone cither officially or incident, victims of a sexual assault." increase in the number of assault because they do not unoflicially. assaults by someone they are reports. "The more that people want to get another person in One of the main goals of the acquainted with frequently do should not have trusted their report, the more it becomes a trouble. "All reports are kept Women's Center is to not report it, Frigault said. attacker, Frigault said. reality. Women will start to confidential, it is not necessary encourage women to report According to Frigault, many Many women do not think understand that they arc not the to get someone in trouble," sexual assaults. Mellow said. women do not label sexual of a sexual assault like they only one who this has said Frigault "When someone comes to assault by an acquaintance as a think of other crimes. "If happened to," she said. They also do not report assaults because they feel the attacker will not do it again, Mellow said. "Many of these women have seen their mothers tt I wasn't rubbing get beaten up, they grow up thinking that violence is a part it in-I just wanted of love. We have to let people know that violence is not a Eddie to know part of love," she said. Movies and television have also perpetuated myths in the score of society said Frigault. She cited the scene from "Gone With the last night's game." Wind" when Rhett Butler carries Scarlett up a staircase while she is screaming "No, no put me down." In the next scene she wakes up in bed smiling. "It is a dangerous myth to have out there that when a woman says no, she really means yes, that if a man is just persistent, the woman will have sex with him. Most women mean 'no' when they say 'no.' We have to make people aware," she said. A victim of assault can call the Assault Crisis team at 4X6 4700. They are a team of nurse practitioners from the Women's Clinic. "A nurse practitioner will be there within 15 minutes of a call from a victim," Mellow said. Policewomen arc also on call 24 hours a day if a victim Go ahead anxi gloat. You can wishes to make a report to rub il in all the way to Chicago police. with AIM Long Distance Service. The Women's Center Besides, your best friend Eddie provides information and was the one who said your team resources on dealing with could never win three straight. sexual harassment, sexual So give him a call. It costs a assault and battering. The lot lens than you think to Id him Women's Center is also know who's headed 6>r die Playoffs. sponsoring training for all Reach out and touch someone." deans, department heads, II youil like io know mate about faculty and staff on preventing MM r pnxluctsand services, like sexual harassment International Calling and the XIXY At the Department of Mental Card, callus at I S00 222 (HOI). Health trained counselors are available to deal with mental hcalUi issues which may arise after sexual assault, sexual harassment or physical assault. The Affirmative Action Committee investigates all formal complaints of discrimination including sexual harassment. AT&T The Rape Education Program The right choice. is a project of the Women's Center. It provides student led workshops on sexual assault, and topics such as battering and |X)rnography, to other students in residence halls and classes. The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 28, 1989 page 5 'News Storrs campus to be beautified UConn to sponsor day of pride

By Reginald Garuti pruning trees, and painting each year. Daily Campus Staff handrails, lightposts and the "UConn Do It Day" can Jen Ryley, administrative walls of lecture halls and show that "the UConn assistant for Vice-President of classrooms, said Ryley. community docs care about Student Affairs Dr. Carol Students will also build what's going on here," Ryley Wiggins, elaborated plans for kiosks around campus, Ryley said. "UConn Do It Day" before a said, which students could use She said that April 27, the Student Union Board of as bulletin boards, and a few weekend before spring Governors assembly Monday short sidewalks might be laid weekend, was chosen because if night. down. One project Ryley people come out to clean the "UConn Do It Day", to be described as "very tentative" campus "they arc less likely to held for the first time on entails building a 10 foot wall vandalize it the next week." Saturday, April 27, is Dr. across from East campus with UConn Greeks will support Wiggins' plan to stimulate a plaque commemorating "UConn Do It Day" as part of campus pride. "UConn Do It Day 1989." Greek Week, and organizers arc On "UConn Do It Day" Ryley hopes it will start "an hoping for a large student students will clean and beautify ongoing tradition where groups turnout. Participating students the Storrs campus by raking can come and build a new will receive a "UConn Do It leaves, picking up trash, section and put a plaque there" Day" button and a free lunch. Students and panel discuss subtle racism at UConn By Gary Najarian tion was summed up in Con- "They really did a good job Campus Correspondent lin's closing remark, "There is and deserve much credit for Last night, thirty students no excuse for racist behavior at bringing these issues to light," and six panelists got together UConn or anywhere." Marsankawitz said, "I think the in the Crawford C lounge of Heidi Marsankawitz, Assis- students really learned some- South Campus to talk about an tant Hall Director in South thing." issue which is often ignored, Campus, said that the South subtle racism. Campus R.A.s put on the pro- Jen Ryley, administrative assistant for Vice-President Participating on the panel gram as part of their program- Gary Najarian was the Resi- of Student Affairs Dr. Carol Wiggins, explains plans was Irene Conlin from the Of- ming requirement for the dent Assistant involved in the at last night's SUBOG assembly meeting fur "UConn fice for Affirmative Action, semester. planning of this program. Do It Day." (Dena Levenson photo) Ron Powell, Director of the Afro-American Cultural Cen- ter, Dr. Simons from the Of- fice of the Day of Pride, Fran- cis Phan of the Asian-Ameri- can Student Association, and 2 HOT DOGS FOR Q Q We do it just Dr. Peter Halvorson of the Committee on Discriminatory ± iZE a little bit better! Harassment "Subtle racism is the things we do every day that you prob- ably wouldn't consider racist, SANDWICHES, HOAGIES, but actually are," says Gretchen Jonhson, an R.A. in Stowe. HOT DOGS, SNACKS, ICE CREAM, Irene Conlin of the Office of GROCERIES AND SODA Affirmative Action defines it as those "micro inequities that minorities suffer that only serve to denigrate all of us". Dr. Simons, of the Day of OPEN 24 HOURS Pride , and Student Affairs Of- fice said, " Whatever one of us does affects all of us, and that's what issues like subtle racism are all about." 487-0811 The panel agreed that racism in all forms against all back- grounds docs indeed exist at ACROSS FRCM EO. SMTTH UGH SCHOOL UConn, and there is something that we as students can do about it. "We assume loo much about others," said Conlin, "the way February 23. 1989 to begin to battle this problem is just to begin." "Students need to get together to reach a compromise," said Dr. Si- The faculty members of the Department of Political mons, "all of us here at UConn Science of the University of Connecticut, in light of the are special people, we can stand up and make a response to this controversy over Ths Satanic Verses, issue." Conlin also stated, "Peer pressure is the best way to * affirm their commitment to freedom of expression change people's behavior, our guaranteed by the first amendment to the United States tolerance levels need to be brought down." Constitution Dr. Peter Halvorson spoke of the Response Network that ex- ists at UConn to deal with * deplore the attempted intimidation of the American racial incidents. "If you don't reading public respond," Halvorson said, "there is no way to deal with racism in any form." * deplore the timidity of those American booksellers Students felt that there was something gained from the whose reactions added power to the attempt. presentation. Mark Sanchioni, a freshman, felt that "More programs like this are needed in Unless we take a stand in defense of this cherished the dorms. People can be made princijjle, all our liberties are diminished. aware of these things." The theme of the presenta- ■ 11111 ■ ■in page 6 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 28, 1989 iNewSi ...Bush returns home, facing a towering issue From front page mot with in Japan, where he "I return tonight pleased wiih of democracy, working for to the Tower nomination in his head the Pentagon." attended the funeral of Emperor the progress made toward human rights, strengthening airport statement "I don't have any predictions Hirohito. From there he went lasting and mutually beneficial international alliances and But in comments to reporters nor do I plan to except to say I to China for two days, relationships," Bush said. He opening foreign markets to just before his plane touched haven't wavered one iota and I followed by a five-hour said work remains to be done American goods. down, he said, "No one has don't intend to," he said. toward encouraging the growth stopover in Seoul. Bush made no direct reference challenged his qualifications to ...Chinese 1 officials The^ZZZZz - feSSMi presents 3 big things offended that don't have Donald Trump's name on them... From front page upon by both sides beforehand," the official Xinhua News Agency said, quoting an unidentified Foreign Ministry spokesman. "The U.S. side, without Thomas Dolby consulting the Chinese side, invited Fang to attend the dinner, which was especially in honor of Chinese leaders. The Father of Therefore, the Chinese side resented this," the spokesman New Technology Music said. Visiting world leaders generally hold banquets for their Chinese hosts, but it would be highly unusual for Performing and Lecturing them to submit the guest list for Chinese approval. on Tuesday, April 4, "Some people" are trying to "make an issue" of Fang's at 8:00 p.m. absence, said the Foreign Ministry spokesman. "We feel sorry that such a in Jorgensen Auditorium thing should happen," Xinhua quoted the spokesman as saying. Bush told Vice Premier Wu Tickets: $4-w/UCONN I.D. Xueqian at the airport he regretted the actions that kept ii in ii HI ii HI i $5 - General Public Fang away. At Bush's direction, U.S. Ambassador Winston Lord met with Vice Foreign Minister Tickets on sale TOMORROW, Wednesday, March 1 Zhu Qizhen later and "reiterated the regret that the president had expressed," said U.S. Embassy at the Jorgensen box office spokesman McKinncy Russell. Russell said Lord also asked for "clarification of what the circumstances were." Fang told reporters Monday that Bush's statement of regret NS DON'T was "a beginning" but added: "I hope they (the Americans) say DDith. Pran something more in the next ^g? PANIC! few days." subject of: "Regarding the United States The lecture you've been waiting for is here! I have a principled criticism: I want it to adopt a single ONE OF THE YEAR'S standard toward human rights 10 BEST" DOUGLAS ADAMS and not a double standard," he said. "I think there are indeed author of: some double standards" in the United States' open criticism of i^The Hitchhiker's Guide the Soviet Union's human to the Galaxy rights record but not China's. But Fang added, "Of course, r©1? The Restaurant at the we Chinese must win our own End of the Universe human rights for ourselves." Bush did not raise human 2 Life, the Universe and rights issues during his two days of meetings with Chinese Everything leaders. However, senior leader °* So Long, and Thanks Deng Xiaoping and Communist Party General for All the Fish Secretary Zhao Ziyang stressed that domestic stability is more P Dirk Gentry's Holistic important now than democratic Bringing his Tuesday, March 21 Detective Agency reform. 8:00 p.m. Zhao said dissident demands inspiring story to and his new book... for "multiparty and UCONN TOMORROW, S.U. Ballroom gThe Long Dark parliamentarian politics" in Free w/UConn I.D. China are unrealistic under March 1, 8:00 p.m., in Tea -time of the Soul current conditions and will the S.U. Ballroom only undermine efforts to Book-signing in the UCONN Co-op at 3:00 p.m. reform the nation's central FREE w/ UCONN I.D. planning economic system. tentatively scheduled: However, Fang said, "Only after democracy is achieved can see the movie all the reforms be carried out. this week on The Princeton Review: WE SCORE MORE People must independently - a free lecture on success in and after college supervise the government." WBOG-TV in the S.U. "I can't change my views Tuesday, March 7, 0:00 p.m , S.U Ballroom because of fear," he said. lobby ptedoins to continue speakipi, 1 '(*#€.' i • » i *• • »».» » »•»>>»>>>> The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 28, 1989 P»ge 7 Features After "Magnum", Selleck's career moves to new level

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tom mode, "High Road to China," historical context." because I grew up in the town To take care of the new Selleck shy? "Lassiter," "Runaway." All Selleck has completed the where the business centered, family, he bought a 60-acre "I think so, yeah," he says. were disappointments, though " transition to films with a hefty and somebody said, "You ranch in the San Fernando "I was terribly shy all my life, not the dismal failures some salary. His reported fee for "Her ought to try commercials." Valley as well as a home closer not just as a kid. An awful lot critics claimed. Alibi" is $4 million. Has this "I thought you could make to town, in Mandcville of actors I know are shy." "Three Men and a Baby" and resulted from some grand plan money at it, good money for Canyon. That may help explain part to a lesser extent, "Her Alibi," on his part? very little work. After I tried it, Will there be a 'Three Men of his enduring appeal, first in indicate that the key to "I don't think I had the I liked it." and a Baby II"? eight seasons and eternal reruns Selleck's film success lies in ability to be that calculated," Cigarette commercials and "Yeah. And they (Disney) as television's "Magnum, P.I." stressing his fallibilities. The he said. "I had some instincts, ads led to a contract at 20th postponed it, which to me is a and now as the big-screen star new film casts him as a and one picture led to a certain Century Fox, where he learned real vote of confidence. It's of "Three Men and a Baby" and mystery writer who becomes kind of logic for what I would his craft. He free-lanced in encouraging, because I think a the current "Her Alibi." He involved in a spy plot do next. television, then landed at lot of studios would consider may display the outward involving a Romanian "I was concerned about it. I Universal, which cast him in their investors and say, "Why appearance of a movie hero, exchange student, played by was pretty defensive about seven failed pilots until delay it? You could do but there's an underlying model Paulina Porizkova. pictures I had done. My stock "Magnum, P.I." anything and make a hundred uncertainty that beguiles "It's a change of pace for was pretty good all during Selleck remains at Universal, million dollars." women and reassures men. me," Selleck remarked. "Magnum," but it wasn't occupying a suite of offices "I think Disney truly does Selleck's candid appraisal: "There's a lot more physical perceived that way with my with his production company. feel this is kind of a benchmark '1 don't see myself as others comedy in this picture, and yet first three pictures. I think it's Among his projects is for them, a touchstone, and do. People tell me. You're as silly as the picture gets, it's because they weren't successful producing a new television they want to take care of it," he willing to play with your the kind of comedy which I in the same magnitude as series for his friend Burt said. "So when they said, macho image, you're willing think you have to play "Magnum." Reynolds. "We're willing to forego next to play with that.' Well, I absolutely for real." 'The offers kept getting Last Dec. 16, Selleck's wife, Christmas to make the script never tried to project a macho The director is Bruce better all during "Magnum," actress-singer Jillie Mack, gave better," it says to me they want image. Beresford, the Australian who but nobody knew it," he said. birth to their first child, to make a sequel that's better "In fact, I'm six feet, four has made "Tender Mercies," "The questions I was asked Hannah. The 44-year-old father than the first, as opposed to inches tall. I've been taller than "Crimes of the Heart" and other changed even before "Three remains exultant. ripping off the audience." most people most of my adult films in this country. Men and a Baby" started "Hannah is great," he said. life. I see no reason to run "Bruce seems to be able to making money. The questions "The main reason I thought it around trying to intimidate translate the American ethic on implied that I had successfully was time to end "Magnum" Escort people with that I've always film," Selleck observed. "I've made the transition." was that I felt my priorities kind of gone the other way." gotten to know many Aussies Growing up shy in the San were a little off. While I service Such an approach seems to in Hawaii, and I think there's a Fernando Valley, Selleck never thought it was well worth be the way for his film career certain kinship between the had a desire to become an actor. making the sacrifice of putting to go. During hiatus time of two countries. 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All of us at UConn share a commonality: the need for a safe, supportive, and respectful campus environment. _ Students arc being held responsible for actions that are counter productive to the essential elements of an education on a safe, supportive and respectful campus. The Department of Student Affairs and the Department of Residential Life share responsibility for administering the Student Conduct Code. Disciplinary action taken by these departments is summarized by the number of cases and resulting sanctions as follows: DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT OF RESIDENTIAL LIFE NUMBER OF SANCTIONS IMPOSED** ACADEMIC YEAR FALL SEMESTER 1987-1988 1988 SANCTIONS SUSPENDED (Action taken by the Department of Student Affairs) TYPE OF VIOLATION: DAMAGE 1 MISUSE Oh UNIVERSITY DOCUMENT 1 PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION 1 DRUGS 3 ASSAULT/HARASSMENT/TN7IMIDATION 1 SEXUAL ASSAULT 1 TOTAL4 TOTAL8 REMOVED FROM RESIDENCE HALL bv Student Affairs 3 18 REMOVED FROM RESIDENCE HALL by, Residential Life 73 TYPE OF VIOLATION: ♦HARASSMENT 13 OBJECTS OUT OF WINDOW 10 FIGHTS 5 PULLED FIRE ALARM 3 THROWING SNOWBALLS 3 POSSESSION OF BEER KEGS 3 CAUSING FIRE 2 ON ROOF 2 VIOLATING TERMS OF PREVIOUS HEARINGS 2 FIREWORKS 2 OPEN CONTAINER OF ALCOHOL 1 VANDALISM 1 OTHER 2 TOTAL 76 TOTAL 67 1987-1988 Fall 1988 ♦INCLUDES VERBAL HARASSMENT, RACIAL OR ETHNIC SLUR **SANCTIONS ARE BASED ON THE TYPE AND SEVERITY OF THE INCIDENT AND /OR PAST RECORD OF OFFENDER During Fall 1988 a total of 941 disciplinary hearings have been conducted by Student Affairs and Residential Life. Along with the sanctions stated in the above 7 6 cases, probation was imposed in 512 cases. 449 of the total number of cases were alcohol related. VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AT UCONN Fall Semester 1988 The following statistics come from the members of the Violence Network who work to coordinate services to students who have been victims of violence. The incidents represented were brought to the attention of a member of the Women's Clinic, Women's Center, Rape Education Program, Residential Life, Student Affairs, UConn Police, Affirmative Action, Mental Health, or Health Services. Many of these incidents have not been officially reported at the request of victims and therefore have not been investigated. We believe that while there may be some inaccuracies, these statistics represent and accurate assessment of the number of incidents of violence against women at UConn. We believe that most incidems of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and physical assault are not told to anyone, either officially or unofficially. All of the incidents involve women who arc a part of the University community. Not all of the alleged offenders are known, some that arc known are not part of the University community. Sexual Assault - this includes actual and attempted incidents of forced intercourse, and forced sexual contact. 12 incidents 5 involved stranger 7 involved acquaintances Physical Assault 4 incidents 2 involved acquaintances 2 involved family members Sexual and Discriminatory Harassment 8 incidents 4 involved peer harassment 3 involved faculty or supervisor harassing students or employees 1 involved construction workers harassing women Total 24 incidents Treatment of Offenders In 11 cases the woman or women did not offically report the incident, therefore no action could be taken by any campus department or by the police. 5 Complaints were made to the police, 3 resulted in arrests, in 2 cases the police took other action. 4 were disciplined through Residential Life including one who was removed from the residence halls. 2 were disciplined by Student Affairs, one student was suspended. 2 were successfully handled by the woman/women involved or by her supervisor. In those cases when the woman who had ben victimized made direct contact with the Violence Network, whether or not a formal complaint was ni.ide, we had the following service available lo her: ♦immediate medical care available 24 hours a day *follow up medical care ♦crisis intervention counseling *longer term counseling ♦help in dealing with academic problems relating to the violence *hclp with problems in the residence halls relating to the violence ♦strategics as to how to handle the problem ""connections to resources which could provide further assistance While we refer to women, all of the same services are available to men who have been victimized. ALCOHOL RELATED INJURIES Health Services provides care to students in many ways. Students seek medical attention for injuries and illnesses and for special attention through services provided at the Mental Health Clinic, the Women's Clinic and through Health Education Programs. Health Services has attended to fifty-nine alcohol related incidents from August 28 to November 14,1988. Three(3) students were treated for having consumed alcohol. Twenty-five(25) students were treated for a variety of injuries related to or having occurred from drinking alcohol. Fifteen(15) students had no injuries but were so intoxicated that they were kept for observation overnight or were hospitalized Sixteen(16) students incurred serious injuries due to extreme intoxication and were hospitalized for a period of time. In Six(6) of these cases where blood alcohol levels were monitored, the levels ranged from . 180 to .576. 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He has only been in office a little more than a month but if the early returns are any indication Bush's administration may go Colman McCarthy down as the presidency of the pledge. Bush used the Pledge of Allegiance as a major theme in his campaign. Now his most Today's journalists need controversial selection since Dan Quayle is attempting to use a pledge of sobriety to gain confirmation as Bush's Secretary of a 'steamshovel' approach Defense. While Democratic presidential nominee In journalism's confessional literature, For more than 20 years at two mass- Michael Dukakis was unable to exploit the nothing more candid has appeared of late circulation papers, MacDougall did that. hollowness of Bush's symbolic gesture, than two essays by A. Kent MacDougall Unlike a fair number of reporters content in the Monthly Review, the socialist to function as dictationists for papers that Georgia Senator Sam Nunn, the Democratic magazine. MacDougall, 57 and a can sometimes be secretarial services, chairman of the Armed Serves Committee, journalism professor at the University of MacDougall wrote stories that wouldn't is not having the same trouble with John California, Berkeley, calls Karl Marx, have appeared if he hadn't done the Tower. "My all-time favorite journalist." digging. He was his own steamshovel, as Despite Tower's unprecedented pledge The 6,700 paid subscribers to the any reporter should be. to abstain from alcohol if he was confirmed Monthly Review can live with that, but Before all else, MacDougall covered as defense secretary, Nunn remains what about the two million daily buyers his behind, as well as the feather-ends of skeptical. of the Wall Street Journal? For 10 years— his left wing, by being an accuracy nut. Last week Nunn said he had a problem 1962-72—the Marx-loving MacDougall Ideologues tend not to be, never letting a with appointing a man to Secretary of was a journal reporter. He went on for bothersome fact get in the way of pet Defense whose past history with alcohol another decade at the Los Angeles Times. theory. But if acts and theory join, why would disqualify him from serving in several About those two stints, he writes of not go where they lead? "Editors," he areas of the armed services. serving "one of our country's major writes, "accept capitalist idealolgy and let socializing forces—the bourgeois press. I its assumptions guide their news Before Tower made his statement was a well-paid, privileged member of Sunday, Nunn said that above and beyond judgments. But few are conscious that fast-growing corps of information ideologues. Most just want to print good any problems with alcohol Nunn had a workers who mass-produce news, stories and get the paper out on time. In problem with the fact that Tower seemed to disseminate official proclamations, their mind, a good story is one that is have profited from knowledge he gained as standardize information and ideas, read and commented upon, whatever its a negotiator in strategic arms reduction reinforce institutional viewpoints, message." talks in Geneva. legitimize dominant values and help The Monthly Review called his essays After leaving the talks for the private secure the compliance of the populace." "Boring From Within the Bourgeois sector. Tower earned approximately $1 At the Journal, MacDougall recalls, he Press," a title sure to inflame right-wing million as a consultant for a firm that relished his days on the publishing beat suspicions of commie media infiltration. advised companies on the impact of arms when exposing "the simplistic, jingoistic It's another delusion of the right. Any reduction talks on the weapons the editorial policies of such leading mild scrutiny of America's major media— companies manufactured. retrogressive periodicals as the New York from national chains that often run Daily News, Time magazine and inoffensive editorials and rote news Tower has become Bush's biggest black Reader's Digest." He also wrote front- stories to the tame networks—supports eye to date. Bush is loyal. And it may be true page stories on radial economists and MacDougall's view: "While journalists that Tower has done nothing wrong. leftist historians. At the Los Angeles tend to be more liberal than the general But unfortunately for Tower, Bush Times, he profiled Marxist economists public on social and sexual issues, nearly established the ground rules in his first and wrote stories deliberately "exposing all are safely centrist on economic and weeks as president. Bush said he wants his some of capitalisms wasteful, anti- political issues." people to make the extra effort to competitive aspects." The articles in the Monthly Review avoid even tne appearance of conflict of How MacDougall, a valuable aren't about infiltration. They are press interest. It is a high standard and one not newsroom spin doctor, got away with all criticism. The media are being asked to easily met. this, especially at the Wall Street Journal, examine why they tend to stay well is a tale of both his own professionalism Bush established the boundaries. Tower's within the boundaries of the and the often uncredited elasticity of conventional, why they are more conduct before his nomination places him American journalism. standardizers than radicalizers. outside those boundaries. MacDougall discovered another, but Those coming into the profession need Bush can not afford to have a politically much less used, power of journalism: to be encouraged to skip the viscid weak or questionable Secretary of Defense. producing stories that describe beyond pleasures of insider journalism and move Even if Tower gains appointment, he has any doubt the differences between what been weakened. The question is would a corporations, governments and others of to the outside where the whole scene- replacement candidate be even weaker the powerfully entrenched say they are symptoms, causes and reforms—can be doing and what they actually are doing. taken in, to be recorded accurately by politically simply by virtue of being second reporters and commented on boldly by choice to Tower. At this point, probably not. NewspaDer people of that bent "are more likely to include the experiences and the opinionators. Who knows, maybe Tower has stated repeatedly that he will another MacDougall or two will turn up at not withdraw unless he is asked to by the views of the powerless, the mistreated the Wall Street Journal. Or maybe-why president. Bush's track record with Quayle and dissenting... Besides exposing rotten not be radical?--the Reader's Digest. indicated it is not likely he will ask Tower app'es in the capitalist barrel, they call the shape of the barrel itself into question. to make such a move. And instead of palliatives, they suggest Colman McCarthy is a syndicated Tower needs to do what Bush would not fundamental cures for societal ills." columnist. force him to do. He needs to withdraw. The Daily Campus Tuesday, February 28, 1989 — Commentary/Letters page II Hurewitz and Kalfin Daily Campus Letters Policy The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be typed and double-spaced Ayatollah's war continues and should be between 200-500 words in length. All letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, As the Pandemonium over the book - conquest, the final aim of which is to put grammar, libel, and good taste. "The Satanic Verses" continues, we Koranic law in power from one end of All letters must include name, signature, and phone receive another lesson on Islamic Jihad. the earth to the other." number. The phone number is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be Jihad (otherwise known as Holy War) Jihad is not limited to the summoning withheld solely on the consent of the editor. displayed its ugly face most notably in of troops and terrorist squads. It can take The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return 1979 during the Iranian Hostage crisis. economic or political forms such as the >f any letter. Send to: Letters to the Editor, The Now we have the opportunity to see the oil embargo of the 70s. The Ayatollah Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06268. ridiculously violent and ignorant mind-set sees Iran's endowment of oil as a gift that shapes its actions. And once again from Allah to help them control the the brutal actions of the Jihad is being felt world. They are willing to crush non- in America. Muslims in any way possible and as Hay MAN The Islamic Holy War is aimed against Sheikh Zahra put it, "harass them all those declared enemies of Allah. incessantly until their abode is one of Anyone who does not believe Allah is everlasting torment." This is a very God and Mohammed is his prophet is disturbed individual. declared an enemy of Islam by the Shi'a Not only do they want to make us live fundamentalists. The infidels are all non- in "everlasting torment," they want to Shi'a Muslim nations of the world. This censor what we read. Freedom of speech is not limited to Christians and Jews. is one of the most cherished liberties Other enemies include Islamic Americans and the free world enjoy. Monarchies and heretic Islamic groups Americans will not let our own such as the Sunni of Iraq who are said to government tell us what we will and will be blasphemous against God because not read. We can not let anyone, they do not follow the strict tenets of the especially the Ayatollah, COMMAND Iranian Shi'a Muslims. what we will and will not read. His In 1980, the Ayatollah Khomeini said, philosophy of killing ideas and the people "I ask all Islamic nations, all Muslims, all who hold them must be stymied. Islamic armies and all heads of Islamic The Ayatollah recognizes that the states to join the Holy War. There are revolutionary fever that so inflamed Iran many enemies to be killed or destroyed. for the past decade is dying down. The Jihad must triumph." Many people pass Rushdie provides a convenient tool to fan this off as rhetoric and the inane verbal this fire. The arson must be held spew of an insane man. Western people accountable. The actions can not be can no longer ignore the strength of the condoned nor tolerated. Islamic Holy War. Pakistan, a major As U.S. secretary of state James Baker Islamic country, is the builder and keeper so aptly put it, "if Iran is serious about of the "islamic bomb" and is just as rejoining the community of civilized dogmatic about the triumph of Islam, nations, this is not the behavior that leads especially over their "blasphemous" to that." The Bush Administration should Hindu neighbors in India. realize that Iran's present intentions are The Islamic Holy War will not end until only bad intentions. The need to rectify all the world is converted to Islam. In long-standing past relations with that Islam, there are no compromises. country has to take this into account if Khomeini wrote while exiled in Paris, "it ever there is to be mutual understanding. <£>tv&9i will then be the duty of every able-bodied Barry Hurewitz and Ken Kalfin are adult male to volunteer for this war of Daily Campus columnist Calhoun and Huskies are a winning team

•Yes, there is something is hardly a bunch of chokers halves of a few games already •If the sports corrmentary state recruiting, which was a that can help the Huskies! It who are lazy or unfocused. this year to tie the game or duo of Reynolds an''. Bluestein weak spot at UConn. In-state would come in the form of This team gives it their all give us the lead going into the wish to be considered some positive support from the players such as Murray whenever they step on the locker room. As for the legitimate sports writers, they Williams and Chris Smith pseudo-journalists in the comt. accusation of the lack of slynld display or gain more Hartford Courant and the have made an immediate As for Coach Calhoun, he rebounding and intensity, I can k/.owledge about the UConn impact in the program. It is Connecticut Daily Campus, has instilled a winning altitude only say two words, Willie basketball team and its and I emphasize ConnecUcut. McCloud. When he's in the these players who are the in the Husky Basketball coaching staff before they write building blocks for Calhoun's The men's basketball team program over the last two plus game, you know he's in the articles criticizing their deserves respect After all, we game. These guys are also future successes. After the years. With the help of the AD performance. Before ridiculing 1988 N.I.T. Championship, are only one game out of fifth Todd Turner, Jim Calhoun contributing to the steady Jim Calhoun's talents as a place, according to the development of our freshman Coach Calhoun correctly took a program headed in the coach, Reynolds and Bluestein prophesized people might standings. wrong direction and made this year. should take a look at his record Were it not for the ankle The UConn community expect too much too soon this winners of the team. Not only before he took the UConn year. This is to be expected sprains suffered by Cliff and on the court but academically doesn't deserve to be subjected coaching job. Tale in the second Providence to this kind of irresponsible from those who really do not as well. He instilled a lot of understand the sport fully. game, and the lack of Chris pride in the team among the and unsupportivc journalism The fact is,Jim Calhoun had Smith due to the same in the coming from our own students again (with the an impressive record at first, not to mention some last newspaper staff. Lastly, there Northeastern, taking that team In the Big East Conference. minute heroics by exception of a few...Reynolds are a few wishes I want for the UConn has had many and Bluestein). I consider to the NCAA tournament his Georgetown's defensive future: last five out cf six seasons. outstanding efforts against pressure, UConn could easily winning the NIT after two Wanted: NCAA bids for The team he left behind at years of coaching quite an teams rated in the top 20 in the be in the upper half of the both the Men's and Women's Northeastern also went to the nation. Not all these games standings. But this is the Big accomplishment caused by a winning attitude. teams NCAA tournament. Perhaps were victories, butthetea-n has East, where it is tough to win Wanted: Some support from his success there had to do with To say the team is lacking proved it is on the verge of at home and even tougher to people such as Reynolds and having time to build a becoming a Big East and win on the road. Senior leadership is,to say it Bluestein who, whether they program. Here at UConn, in simply, stupid. How can one National powerhouse. Perhaps If playing down to the wire like it or not, are Huskies. only his third year, Calhoun what the UConn basketball against the like of Top IS judge the leadership ability of Wanted: Dave Smith of has players remaining from the the seniors as lacking after a team needs is some time to teams such as Georgetown, Channel 3 Sports to stop being last coach. Let's give Calhoun develop, and some patient fans Scion Hall, and Syracuse is not short three game slump? I the fair-weather fan he is and time to build his basketball who support them during their considered-sucking it up and remember Cliff Robinson program his way. Or perhaps take a stand one way or the highs and lows. Tickets arc playing hard by Reynolds and hitting a most important three other or just report the news. Reynolds and Bluestein would pointer in the Syracuse game, difficult to get with all the Bluestein, then they obviously Wanted: For journalists like UConn hoops to return to saw the games through the not to mention some very well the level of the Pcrno era. Do bandwagon fans like Reynold's played games against the likes such as those mentioned above and Bluestein, so do the true eyes of die Hartford Courant's to write about what they they really understand all that staff writers and not their own, of Derrick Coleman and goes into couching? It's much fans a favor and stay home so for they would have seen a Alonzo Mourning. I also know...nothing. And give our we can have a seat at the teams a break. more than the 40 minutes wc games. UConn team play some very remember Phil Gamble hitting see on the game day boys. lough basketball. Despite a few some big three pointers in the Edward A. Boulanger Calhoun and his staff have Drew Nicholas toughly fought losses, UConn waning seconds of the first successfully turned around in- page 12 The Dully Campus, Tuesday, February 28, 1989 Arts Neil Simon's daughter gets in on the act

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — In goes beyond her own gave mc a lot of criticism." by the women. Although he From March until November the basement of the student experience. Both the screenplay and that has no lines, the painter is an of last year, Miss Simon union building at Duke "1 feel that the personal first play remain in her bottom important part of the play. He's plowed through nine full University, a nervous Ellen aspect is limited to the fact that drawer, unproduccd. a symbol of the possibility of rewrites, something her father Simon fidgeted in the last row I know what it's like to go Not so with "Moonlight and a new life, a rebuilding after is famous for doing. oft malt, dark studio theater. through intense grief, to go Valentino." The play was tragedy. "The only thing I think she She sat as far away as through a jarring, sudden loss given a reading last July in may have gotten from mc is possible from her father, and to be left, all of a sudden, New York. Azenberg brought Miss Simon began writing the attitude toward the work," playwright Neil Simon, and with an enormous mountain to it to Duke, where he teaches a "Moonlight and Valentino" says Simon, her former stepmother, actress climb and not knowing course in the school's drama four months after her husband's "I think she's going to write Marsha Mason. They were at whether you are going to make program, for a two-week death. She finished the first more plays," he adds. Duke, along with her younger it," she said. workshop production in draft in 19 days. "This is not going to be a sister, Nancy, to attend the "The fact is that I did find February. Further development "I never let it alone," she one-shot playwright. She's just world premiere of "Moon and myself at the bottom of the is possible, probably at Stages says. "I spent 10 hours a day too good. There's so much in Valentino," the first play by mountain, did climb it Repertory Theater in Houston on it." her." the 31-year-old Miss Simon to somehow, bolstered by friends, later this year. When it will make it to the stage. family and my son, Andrew. I come to New York, no one is Throughout the evening, got up there and was changed, sure. Miss Mason leaned forward, by not running away from the "Once I knew why I wanted hanging on to each word of grief but by experiencing it. to write it, which was to talk dialogue. Simon kept taking Thaf s what made me want to about transformation and if off his glasses and wiping his write it." pain comes to you, don't avoid eyes. When the play was over Miss Simon, who had her it, almost embrace it because and the hearty applause own dance troupe and worked there is an opportunity there," diminished, the four embraced as a choreographer, has always Miss Simon says. "Once I in the tiny theater's cramped been a writer, turning out short established what I wanted to aisle. stories and even starting a say, the characters came not so "It was a special joy, that novel at age 15. That was the much from my life but from first experience, listening to year her mother, Simon's first the need to create conflict the play on stage," Simon said wife, Joan, died of cancer. She within the play." the next day. "Now we can be wrote another play and a Miss Simon's heroine, more objective about it." screenplay before attempting Rebecca, is comforted in her "Moonlight and Valentino" "Moonlight and Valentino." grief by a chain-smoking is personal, even painful, but Neither was any good, she sister, a dizzy best girlfriend like her famous father's plays, says. whose marriage is falling apart, it also is filled with laughter. But her father and Emanuel and an ascorbic cx-stepmother And like Simon's "Chapter Azenberg, who produces who still cares for her former Two" and his "Brighton Beach" Simon's plays on Broadway, husband's children. trilogy, it echoes the encouraged her to continue. "I knew 'Moonlight and playwright's own life. "Bigger," counseled Valentino' couldn't be one The play concerns a young Azenberg. "Write something woman's journey," Miss woman whose husband is bigger." Simon says. "I knew it had to killed in an automobile Simon was more cautious be four women's journeys, accident and how she copes about his daughter's writing bring them to a point of with his death. Miss Simon's career. realization in their own lives. husband, Jeffrey Bishop, an "I think my father was There's a line in the play about astrophysicist, died in frightened the first time I the house'attracting widows of November 1987 when he was showed him a script," Miss all sorts.' That's what I wanted struck by a car while out Simon said. "What if it wasn't to write about." jogging. good? What was he going to The play also has one male Jason Peacock braves the elements ( Sara Cousins For Miss Simon, say to me? But he read it and, I character — a handsome house photo). "Moonlight and Valentino" think, was relieved. Then he. painter nicknamed 'Valentino'

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SCUBA CLUB MEETING on Wed March 1st 7:30 pm SU 302 B. All arc welcome. Questions on classes or other call Catherine at 423-9351. A 3/11...... , page 16 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 28, 1989 Arts Contest chooses UConn's funniest student By Jason Kauppi performed at Danger fie Id's and Jaqucs, Brad Moskowicz, U.S. Concepts, Inc., a special part of the fundraising for the Daily Campus Staff the Improv, started the evening Charles Broach. John Pisclli, events agency out of New fraternity, said Aldo Nervousness, sweat and with a short monologue, which Henry Guasp, Win Daniclson, York, said the competition is Magistrclli, Sigma Phi stutters were punchlines at the was mostly improvisations Todd Cunha, Sebastian Middcr, limited to colleges having Epsilon fundraising co- U.S. College Comedy from audience interaction. David Marris and Lcn Graycck. more than 15,000 enrolled chairman. Competition held last night in Guerra kept the show moving, The comedy judges were students. All of the acts were the Student Union Ballroom. which had potential to grind to Major Michael Barks, Army U.S. Concepts, Inc. videotaped and the tape of the Through a cloud of lame, weird a halt because of the amateur ROTC, Academic Counselor organized the event through winner will be sent to New and hysterical jokes, finance comedians. Beverly Sims, physics UConn sponsor Sigma Phi York. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld major Michael Hanly emerged The comedians also had to professor Howard Haydcn, and Epsilon. The Frito-Lay will chose four finalists who as the funniest man at UConn. watch the subject of their his wife, head judge Jill Company and Warner Lambert, will then compete in Daytona, Fifteen would-be comedians, material, because any Moring. The judges were the maker of Certs breath Florida, on March 13lh, said all from UConn, look the stage discriminating or obscene jokes picked by Army ROTC Capt. mints, also sponsored the Gatens. He also said the and delivered their three minute would result in immediate Vcrn Gildhousc, who is also a event. national winner will get a acts, most from hand held cue disqualification, said Janice member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, A portion of the proceeds chance to perform at the New cards. Judinkas, advisor to Student the sponsor of the event. from the U.S. College Comedy York comedy club, The Comic They were judged on the Activities. No contestants were Gildhouse said he chose the Competition will go towards Strip. originality of their material, disqualified. judges based on their past Comic Relief, said Gatens. Cool Ranch Doritos and the quality of the humor, and The first runner-up was involvement with the student Comic Relief is a not-for-profit Certs breath mints were handed their delivery, said Howard Steve Coughlin, and Mike body. organization that provides aid out to the audience. The one Haydcn, one of the four faculty Ryan was second runner-up. The competition was only to the homeless. college out of the one hundred judges. Other contestants looking to one in a total of one hundred Sigma Phi Epsilon will that collects the most empty Carl Guerra, who was master grab comedy fame were Jeff nationwide. Terry Gatens, receive the money collected Doritos wrappers will win a of ceremonies and has Ahern, Todd Nonken, Judy Northeast Tour Manager for from the admission charge as free concert from Seinfeld. Pianist demonstrates powerful technique By Marilyn MacArthur Ness, was sincere and heart- technique prowess. Some of concluded the concert with a toured Taiwan and the Republic Daily Campus Staff felt. the lines sang as fluidly and reminder of Van Ness' intense of China. He was also the Schumann's "Krcislcriana, sweetly as honey; other power. founder of The List-Glen The small but appreciative Opus 16" followed, concluding passages sounded like rain. Paul Van Ness, a professor Institute formed in memorial audience enjoyed the powerful the first portion of the Van Ness continued the at California State University for pianist Eugene List and playing of pianist Paul Van program. The pianist had program with Debussy's in Los Angeles, has recently violinist Carroll Glenn. Ness, last night at von der total concentration that was "Images, Book I." This music Mehdcn Hall. full of intense energy. This is always seemed to be He began with Handel's not to say that the music was developing into another idea, "Chaconne in G Major." The dramatic, rather it was phrase or motive. Although the WHUS Schedule work displayed Van Ness' intellectual. Van Ness piece is entitled "Images'.' it did Tuesday superb and powerful technique. exhibited many of the same not invoke any; rather, a 7a.m.- 10a.m.: Morning Wake-Up with Liz Goetz He played calmly and evoked qualities as Louis Lortie, listener concentrated entirely on 10a.m.- 10:30a.m.: Focus on Health, Host Mike DcRosa peace, even when the music although less magnified. The the music. The third movement 10:30a.m.-11a.m.: Cambridge Forum music in this work flowed as was dramatic. His entire contained a difficult and 11a.m.-3p.m.: Focus on Jazz with Jazz Officer Spaak playing style was full of rapidly as water, and as lightly 3p.m.-6p.m.: Afternoon Rock with George and Mike control and command. as champagne. impressive extensive cross- 6p.m.-fi:30p.m.: Radio Free Connecticut, Hosts John Murphy and Mozart's "Fantasy in D The second half of the hand section. Van Ness seemed Peter I lalverson Minor, KV 397" seemed alive. concert began with Norman moved by the music, but not 6:30p.m.-7p.m. : Wings The music was passionate, Dello Joio's "Piano Sonata carried away. 7p.m.-10p.m.: Face the Music with Melinda Pierce The concert ended with although austere and serious. No. 3." Again the listener was 10p.m.-la.m.: Nite Music with Jim Bendz Liszt's "Two Legends," and The music, as played by Van reminded of Van Ness' la.m.-4a.m.: Free Forum I with Mike Abramowitz 4a.m.-7a.m. : Free Forum II with Karlee: Songs for Peace and Justice

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Record Pts Pvs 1. Arizona (54) 22-3 1305 2 2.Georgetown (5) 22-3 1219 3 3.1ndiana (5) 23-5 1122 4 4.0klahoma (1) 24^t 1083 1 5.North Carolina 24-5 1052 5 6.Syracuse(l) 23-5 990 6 7.Missouri 23-6 941 7 8.Illinois 23-4 846 10 9.Dukc 21-5 825 9 lO.Michigan 21-6 676 3 11.Iowa 21-6 590 4 12.Seton Hall 23-5 588 5 13.Stanford 23-5 511 6 14.Louisville 19-7 496 8 15.West Virginia 23-3 373 1 16.Florida Stale 19-6 223 2 17.St. Mary's, Calif. 24-3 184 19 18.Nev.-Las Vegas 20-7 176 18 19.Ball Slate 23-2 138 20 20.N.Carolina Slate 18-7 125 17 PLAYER OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR The Player of the Year award The Coach of the Year award is intended to signify the best is intended to signify the best college basketball player in the single coaching job in the na- nation, based on individual tion. Consider records, performance. This is as op- expectations, caliber of oppo- posed to a most valuable player sition, talent and adversity if award, where value to team is any, but remember that Coach of more importance. of the Year docs not necessarily have to be the coach with the best record. Mookie Blaylock, Oklahoma Dale Brown, LSU Sherman Douglas, Syracuse P.J. Carlcsimo, Seton Hall Jay Edwards, Indiana Gale Cailctt, West Virginia Scan Elliott, Arizona Bob Knight, Indiana Pcrvis Ellison, Louisville Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Danny Ferry, Duke Rick Majcrus, Ball State Chris Jackson, LSU Lynn Nance, St. Mary's, Calif. Siaccy King, Oklahoma Lute Olson, Arizona LConn guard Chris Smith makes a baseline drive against Pitt's Darelle Porter in Todd Lichii, Stanford John Thompson, Georgetown Glen Rice, Michigan Billy Tubbs, Oklahoma the Hartford Civic Center last Saturday. The Huskies will again face the Panthers in Pittsburgh this Saturday (Charles Pickett photo.)

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Luckily, Jansen's look on in the background. ^Florist HEERENVEEN, the "How many people in the sports and life is more de- Netherlands (AP) — Dan U.S. know who Dan Jansen Jansen is setting new speed- tached now. Flowers and Balloons is," one official of a major skating standards for himself, "It is not the most impor- tant thing in life now. American network covering j» gg@ Delivered us; one year after two the world championships heartbreaking falls in front of Maybe it used to be, but it's Credit cards accepted (even on the phone) asked rhetorically. He formed millions of people as he not anymore," Jansen said. a zero with his fingers and Downtown Storxs(next to Store 24) 4o7"1 193 chased an Olympic gold He returned to Calgary to medal for his dead sister. train and study last fall, said: "I'm serious." This time, hardly anyone when all the haunting mem- Jansen would not go as far but admitted that interest takes notice. That suits ories of the Olympic tragedy Jansen just fine. came back. only peaked every four years. "Now he realizes there is One year ago, he was told "They remember us when the more to life than skating only hours before his first Olympics come around," he around in a circle," Harry race at the Winter Games said. Jansen, the U.S. team leader, that his sister Jane had died Last spring and summer, RESSEK said of his 23-ycar-old son. of leukemia. Although he however, thousands of letters A favorite to take the 500- knew of her illness, the death of sympathy from all over and 1,000-meter titles in still devastated him. As the the world flooded Jansen's Calgary, Jansen slipped un- reigning world sprint cham- family home in West Allis, der the weight of his per- pion, he set out to win Wis. sonal anguish, providing the medals for her but never reached the finish line, slip- "It helps to know other media the "big story" it people are caring and think- EVENINGS: February 24-28 craved, the skater said. ping to the ice both times as March 1-4 at 8pm ing about you," Harry Jansen At the World Sprint Speed live television captured the said. MATINEES: March 3 & 5 at 2pm Skating Championships last drama at the Olympic Oval. weekend, he broke personal "The press looked for a big At Hccrenveen's Thialf records in each of the two story, and I happened to be Hall in the midst of Dutch IN THE HARRIET S. events and set a U.S. overall the one," he said. skating country, the 12,000 JORGENSEN THEATRE ON points record. Because he fell After the Olympics, skat- fans showed Jansen was not outside the medals, he made THE STORRS CAMPUS. ing quickly lost its golden forgotten by the sport's real no headlines. aura, and Jansen disappeared fans. FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION CALL 486-3969 But the competition did not yield the desired medal. He surprised everyone when he took the world title in West Allis last year and had expected to be in the running for the gold throughout the m QUICK weekend. Although he improved on his own marks, he never CAREER QUESTIONS ° challenged a superlative Igor Zhelezovsky of the Soviet ANSWERED Union. general career planning But on the way, he skated the 500 in 36.55 seconds, job search, resumes & improving his own record by .43 seconds, and the 1,000 in interview techniques 1:13.92, besting his old mark by .06 seconds. He also brought down the U.S. overall points record, scoring 15 minute walk-in 147.390 points, compared to the earlier mark of 149.595. Jansen still held the bronze session w/counselor going into the final 1,000 meters but lost it to Soviet Andrei Bakhvalov when he Career Resource Center went too wide in the final Tues/Thurs 9:30-11:30 bend. "A little slip of the skate Wed/Thurs 2:00-4:00 can cost you," his father r said. a Room 158, Wilbur Cross The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 28, 1989 page 19 Sports Schrempf finds new life Intramural Basketball Scores Wheeler 69 Tolland 2nd 30 Killer Klownz 46 S. Carol. 45 Former Maverick 'sheds the rust' to show true talent Sprag. L. Lushes 68 N. Carol. 55 Sprague 38 Goodyear B 35 Kentucky 56 Merriu A 42 N. Lond. 2nd 31 Hart. 4 29 OT INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — tilings we didn't have be- a lot of fun for me. I was Crawford B 65 Alsop A 25 Grange-Hicks 29 Craw. C 10 Dctlcf Schrempf, traded from fore," Versace said. "He can never able to do that. We al- New York 47 Keller House 38 Allen house 20 Shippec 17 Dallas to Indiana last week, penetrate, shoot, pass off, ways had a certain play in California 56 Boston 48 Fairficld 4th 38 Litch. 2nd 29 has rapidly shed the rust his rebound and move the ball Dallas and we stick with it. South Carolina 39 Crawford A 30 Crandall A 62 Wright B 2 game accumulated with the on the break. He's adjusted Now it's more open," he Grangetown 94 Annapolis 29 Fish out Water 60 Hanks B 18 Mavericks. well and we're looking for a said. WIGAS by default over Sherman Stowc I. by forfeit Shakes. Schrempf has been in lot more." Schrempf joined Indiana Misfits 65 Pain+Torture 23 Jungle Squad 49 Florida 31 double figures three straight "AH I'm doing now is just one day after the Pacers sent AACC 22 Crawford/Brock 20 A. Gam. Rho 58 K Sig."A" 34 games since he was sent to playing basketball," Wayman Tisdalc to Sacra- Alsop A by default over Brock Sig Ep 50 Chi Phi 44 Indiana last Wednesday along Schrempf said. "We have a mento in a trade for LaSalle New London 31 Hartford 29 Thompson and Randy with a second-round draft good team. We have some pick for Herb Williams. He's Wittman. Indiana lost its young guys, everyone is 12tli straight game in his had 42 points, making 18 of willing to work. It's just a 28 field goal attempts and debut, falling to Atlanta 100- lot of fun out there. We're 97 before beating San Anto- Intramural Water Polo pulling down 19 rebounds in pressing, scrambling and do- Stowe by forfeir over Concord 67 minutes of action. nio and Utah. ing things well." "I expected since they Sig Ep 15 Russell C 7 "I do think I got a little Schrempf fits in well with made so many changes that Alsop A by forfeit over Chandler rusty with my use in Dal- his new teammates. Battcrson B 17 Crawford D 0 las," said Schrempf, the top we just have to turn things "He makes our whole team around and start developing a Tolland by default over New Lond. pick of Dallas and the eighth stronger because there's more Troy 15 69ers5 selection overall in the 198S (new) style," he said. "That's help off the bench," said what we're trying to do. draft out of Washington. Chuck Person, the club's We're trying to run, we're "I wasn't surprised about leading scorer with a 20.7 trying to scrap. We're trying being traded. But when you average. "When we have to play team basketball." get traded, it's always a someone like that coming shock the first day or two," off the bench, it means we He isn't sure it will be any easier with the Pacers having said Schrempf, who has been can work that much harder as limited to only two practice the league's third-worst starters." record at 13-40 and needing a sessions with his new team. Schrempf hopes his play- "When you get traded, you miracle finish to reach the ing time increases during the playoffs. really don't know what type team's four-game road trip of situation you are going to "We have about 30 games that begins today at Seattle. left and now is a good time from New York Round Trips starting at be confronted with. "You always want to play LONDON 358 HONGKONG 739 "Here things were different to start. We can win a lot more. That's what you strive more ball games and try to GUATEMALA City 340 TOKYO 679 than I thought Everybody is for. But, I'm having a better starting to contribute and make something out of this CARACAS 320 SYDNEY 1128 time here. I'm involved in year to carry into next sea- give 100 percent. ... I hope the offense more. He that we keep this attitude son," he added. "The whole Restrictions apply. taxes not included (Versace) is allowing me to team is trying to change a Check our low teacher fares. up." take some shots that in Dal- Coach Dick Versace says little bit. I think we fit in EUR AIL PASSES ISSUED ON THE SPOT! las I wasn't able to take. I well, the new guys. We've the 6-foot-10 swingman al- just feel a lot better now," Call for FREE Student Travel Catalog! ready has made a major con- just got to take it game by said Schrempf, who hadn't game." tribution to the beleaguered seen Indiana play this sea- 562-5335 team. son. YALE CO-OP East "Dctlef gives us some 'I can improvise and that's Kilgore's 33 lead Temple

From back page ginia loses in the conference get to be host where they have tournament and Temple is left Chancy said of Kilgore. "He won 25 straight games. as the highest remaining seed was a little hesitant, afraid of The Owls are 10-0 this sea- when the championship game son at McGonigle Hall. making mistakes. Now he's comes around, the Owls will aggressively attacking the game." Don't wait until the last minute Vreeswyk agreed with his or you'll have to tan the V()n?| Rill*II coach about the tough schedule hard way... this season. Your Corporation "We've had a tough away be prepared for your spring vacation schedule and we've been Seeks Directors competitive all year. We took Haircareare Express tanning Specials Missouri to double overtime The UConn Co-op seeks several interested persons and I think there's also a 10 visits for $25) \20 visits for $45/ to sit on its Board of Directors. The Board of carryover from what people 1 Directors meets monthly and oversees bookstore saw last year," he said. 30 visits for $65 operations, authorizes the annual operating plans of "Tonight was important be- management and has responsibilities similar to cause we might meet them in those of other corporate boards. the At-10 tournament," last chanctNjo Vreeswyk said after Sunday's Rte. 44 Storrs sign up Qualifications: All applicants must be members win. sign up now of the Co-op: University student, faculty and If by some chance West Vir- next to Fireside until 2/27/89 staff and alumni members are eligible. Spirit Shop 429-1551 Procedure: Interested persons should pick up a Nomination Petition at any Co-op location, or call & if if '-} ?> and well mail you a petition. The petition requires '7/ 100 member signatures and must be returned to a INTERESTED IN BEING A Co-op location by the close of business on Friday, CAMPUS TOUR LEADER March 24. a FOR PROSPECTIVE UCONN STUDENTS? Elections will be held in late April/early May. Women INFORMATION SESSIONS: and members of minority groups are strongly urged DAY: TUESDAY n? to apply. DATE: FEBRUARY 28, 1989 fr TIME: Questions: Direct all questions to Bill Simpson, gen- 5:00 OR 7:00 P.M. (SELECT ONE) eral manager, or any other member of the Co-op's LOCATION: ROOM 101, STUDENT UNION NORTH board of directors. PAID POSITION FOR £AJJ. 1989. ALL INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS <* WILL BE DISTRIBUTED ONLY AT THE ABOVE MFETINGS _ •* _> -:« _, _-* ^ a>* _-* ^ fr -> UConn Co-op ii mmam Sports Today Inside Nominees for the 1989 college Men's Basketball vs. Svracuse, basketball Player-of-the-Year 8 PM SPORTS and Coach-of-the-Year have been released by the The Daily Campus Associated Press, page 17

Tuesday, February 28, 1989 Inspired play needed to top Orangemen

By Charles Pickett Pitt, but led UConn against Daily Campus Staff BC with 23 points. With Villanova losing to The dream of being Georgetown 76-62, the Wildcats (6-9) and St. Johns invited to the NCAA (6-9) will fight it out when tournament can become they meet Saturday to avoid the reality if the UConn men's eight-nine game in the Big basketball team can build East. A win against Syracuse on a late season surge of will keep UConn out of the momentum. Big East Tournament's dreaded The inspired play fans saw in eight-nine game for the first the NIT last year, has returned time in three years. Wins over Boston College UConn has only two Big and Pittsburgh last week East Games remaining in the moved the Huskies to a tie for regular season. The Huskies fifth with Providence. will meet the Pittsburgh Cliff Robinson came out of Panthers in the Steel City on his shell against Pittsburgh, Saturday in an 8 p.m. game in matching the 24 points he the Fitzgerald Field House. scored against Syracuse earlier The Huskies close their this season, and sinking the regular season when they play game winning basket with Central Connecticut State three seconds left in the game. University on Monday (March But tonight UConn (6-8 Big 6) in Storrs. East, 15-9 overall) will be •UConn swept Big East tested to sec if they deserve to honors this week, when be invited to the 'Big Dance,' Robinson earned "Player of the when the Huskies meet Week" honors, and Chris Syracuse (9-5 Big East, 23-5 Smith was named "Rookie of overall) in the Carrier Dome in the Week." Syracuse, NY, at 8 p.m. In the Pittsburgh win, Syracuse looks to avenge a Robinson had 24 points, 12 68-62 loss in front of a sellout assists, and the game winning crowd on Jan. 22, in the basket. Hartford Civic Center. The Bridgeport native Smith Orangemen, ranked No. 6 in earned "Rookie of the Week" the AP Top 20 poll this week, honors for die second time this come off a 89-73 non- season. In two games Smith confcrcncc win over Kentucky scored 20 points, had eight on Sunday. rebounds, and seven assists. The Huskies need to slop senior guard Sherman Douglas and freshman Billy Owens. Douglas was held to 13 BIG ERST STANDINGS! points in the last game. The Men's Conf. All guard known for his allcy-oop Georgetown 13-2 23-3 pass leads the Big East in Scion Hall 10-5 23-5 assists. Syracuse 8-5 23-5 Owens led Syracuse with 19 Pittsburgh 8-7 15-11 points when the Orangemen UConn 6-8 15-9 The Huskies also need an Providence 6-8 17-8 encore performance from Phil Villanova 6-9 15-14 Gamble who scored 21 points Husky Murray Williams escapes the defense of Syracuse's Matt Roe and Derrick in the team's last meeting. He St. John's 6-9 15-11 Boston College 2-12 10-15 Colcman to take it to the hoop in UConn's 68-62 victory over the Orangemen scored seven points against earlier this season (Chris Nelson photo). Owls snap Mountaineer 22-gamewinning streak Temple's Kilgore scores 33 to hand West Virginia first Atlantic 10 conference defeat

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — conference tournament. to Pcnn State and play a lot "Sometimes losing games Owls finished the regular Temple's victory over West Whether they win the better ball up there," West like that can destroy a team, season as No. 1 in the country, Virginia, which ended ihc na- conference tournament or not. Virginia guard Hcrbic Brooks but our guys can look up a the accumulated a 32-2 record after tion's longest winning streak Chancy hopes Sunday's 74-56 said after Sunday's loss. "Now top 20 and say we're close lo losing to Duke in the Eastern at 22, brought new hope win over the then-No. 11 thai we've lost this game, wc ihosc guys. "Wc can't be Regionals and saw Chaney Monday that the Atlantic 10 Mountaineers will raise the know that wc can lose and I considered a club in ihc inner named coach of the year for ihc Conference's championship Owls' standing in the eyes of don't think we'll be circle, wc can be considered a second time. trophy might stay in John the NCAA tournament overconfident going into the club on ihc horizon," Chancy Three starters moved on, but Chancy'■ office for another selection committee. tournament." said. Mark Macon and Mike year. "I don't think anybody in the Chancy said his team's Chancy said after lasi Thurs- Vrccswyk have remained, each It was the first conference country has a tougher out-of- tough schedule has also sea- day's 77-64 loss lo Rutgers averaging slightly over 18 loss for the league's regular- confcrcnce schedule than us. I soned his players and given that if his learn didn't win the points a game. The defense has season champions West Vir- think that's going to weigh them confidence because, de- rest its games il didn't deserve also gotten a boost from Duane ginia, 23-3 overall and 16-1 in heavily on the committee's spite the losses, they have been lo be among ihc 64 lop teams Causwcll's 4.2 blocked shots a the conference. It was the first mind," Chancy said Monday. able 10 slay close. in the country and go to the game average. victory for Temple, 16-10 For West Virginia, the rest "The players, having lost NCAA tournament. But in the West Virginia overall and 14-3 in the Atlantic of the season depends on close games like Notre Dame, Between now and die start of game, it was freshman Mik 10, over a top 20 team. avoiding a let-down from the close in ihc lasi 37 seconds, ihc Atlantic 10 lournamcni Kilgore who scored 33 points The victory offered a laic- end of the streak that started having lost double overtime to March 4, Temple faces St. in leading Temple. scason glimmer of hope that after a two-point loss to Missouri in ihc beginning, Bonavcnlurc. which they beat "He's being more assertive Temple is building ihc mo- Bradley on Dec. 3. having lost to Vegas in ihc last in early February, 88-61. in shooting the basketball," This season has paled in mentum that could lake them "Right now we've got to g-1 second, thai has helped us lo See page 19 to victory in the Atlantic 10 this game out of our minds and nurture them along," he said. comparison lo last, when the