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VOL. LXIX NO. 96 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Monday, April 10, 1972 annual ccc off to a racing start See calender on page 3. YERTLE TURTLE: Sally Armstead, a fourth semester physical therapy student, enters herself in the unlimited size division of the New England Invitational Turtle Tournament to be held at 2:00 p.m., Saturday. "Daily Campus" photographer Barry Rimler captures Sally in parts of her training session for the weekend races. President Homer D. Babbidge was the first official sponsor to enter a turtle, "The Search Committee," in the tourney, which is helping to promote funds for the annual Campus Community Carnival.
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bond urges student action goodwin task force report to change 'racist9 systems recommends credit reform Julian Bond appeared before 1300 people in the Many students are unaware of procedures they can use Jorgensen Inner Auditorium, Saturday night, and urged to cut course time, according to Assistant Provost Galvin students to be socially aware and more active politically. Gall. The Goodwin Task Force (The President's The former state representative from Georgia used jokes Committee on Long • Range Financial Planning) has called and anecdotes in illustrating various points. 1 He referred for the extension of these procedures, which include to Richard Nixon as "the bear" and called George Wallace course credit by examination, College Level Examination a "Hillbilly Hitler." Bond also elaborated on the busing Program, and transfer credit from state community issue and called for a "left of center" movement in this colleges. Such a program, says Gall, would exempt people country. See story on page 3. from having to take courses they've already had and would permit students to gain credit for out - of - college experience. See Page 4.
■■■■■ Monday, April 10, 1972 (Emmwttntf; Eatfg (Eanqroa down a cat's throat Editor-in-Chief Stephen P. Morin by Stuart Schwartz Edward V. Gant and asked him "He usually listens to jokes," Managing Editor Business Manager A few weeks ago the Campus the same question. "There are she said, "He doesn't have any." Ron Robillard James A. Thorpe reported that Homer Babbidge lots of things," he said. Oh well - it's a good thing the relaxed and enjoyed himself by Could he name one? Provost has a sense of humor. making "risque puns on German "Not offhand." John Manning, Associate words." While you might Does he have a sense of Dean of Student Affairs, wonder about the quality of his humor? thought that "being asked what sense of humor (anyone who I think is funny is funny." gets his laughs by thinking up What; I asked, do you laugh dirty jokes about words like .at? governance commission 'saurkraut' and 'knockwurst' is a "I laugh at incongruity," he little strange), you can't deny replied, "Since most things in that he has one. and about Storrs arc on students It's nice to know that the incongruous, it's a funny place." president can laugh but, I So far so good - humor is alive The Commission on University Governance has issued a wonder, can anyone else? and well and living at Gulley 25 - page booklet outlining recommendations in regards to I think not, especially after Hall and Hall Dorm. these last few weeks. The student services and student government. And what about the Women's Radical Union have Administration building, where We think the report exemplifies a level - headed shown themselves to have little Robert Hewes, Dean of approach and we think many of the conclusions and if any, sense of humor (unless Students* has his office. I recommendations of the Commission are interesting and you call forming a lynch mob telephoned him and asked him provocative. humor). The ASG, once good what he though was funny." for a few laughs, is now, for all The Commission says that students should exercise "I don't think I can answer practical purposes, defunct. that out of context," Hewes control over those aspects of their lives that are not purely Conclusion : the campus is answered. academic. grimly going downhill. Oh, I said. They urge a "decentralization" of student services to But there might yet be hope. I "What's the basis of this create "arrangements that are free from bureaucratic decided to poll the faculty and call?" administrators to find out if any "I'd have a pretty hard time if Well, we're doing an article on commitment to uniform and categorical rules and of them had a sense of humor. procedures," and to allow the "governed" to choose their I didn't have a sense of humor," humor and... I asked Student Union Night Gant said. "I don't understand the basis "governors." Manager Peter Simonds what he Next I telephoned the of this call." The Commission points to the Associated Student thought funny. Assistant Provost, Galvin Gall, Well, we're doing an article on Commissaries as an example of a principle they indicate "Sticking my finger down a who wasn't in. I talked to his humor... cat's throat when it yawns," he secretary. "You're playing games." could be extended to many other aspects of student life. replied, and broke into The ASC is a student ■ operated cooperative dining hall Is Galvin Gall funny, I asked? He hung up. hysterical laughter. Each to his "He can be," she replied. "At I wonder if he's ever tried organization. It essentially enjoys a sub-contracting own. I suppose his idea of a times he's a jovial person." sticking his finger down a cat's relationship with the university by operating dining halls good comedy act is someone Does he like jokes? throat? while the University, in turn, assigns dining hall fees to the who stands around and pulls the "Ones that are clean." legs off of spiders. ASC. Does he have any favorite Mr. Schwartz is a staff writer I next called up Provost for the Daily Campus. This arrangement with the ASC allows the University to jokes - clean ones? divest itself of some of its "bureaucratic apparatus and transfers to the ASC the responsibility for feeding the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR students," the Commission observes. Because the ASC is student controlled, the organization only agency in Connecticut designed to meet their needs. is "sensitive and responsive to the needs of its members - not a jest rights of blind That right is clearly spelled out consumers." in Public Act No.499. The To the Editor, The Commission recommends the extension of student To The Editor, decisions made by the Board of We the Students of control over student services through s series of contracts Over a month ago the Education and Services for the "Community Resources United National Federation of the Blind similar to those with the ASC. Blind have great influence on the in a Total Concern for the of Connecticut informed the lives and livelihoods of the blind Handicapped" (CRUTCH) But the Governance group recognizes that many aspects directors of the Board of and their families. of student life arenot soeasily grouped as dining halls and challenge you, and the rest of Education and Services for the dormitories. the editors of the Daily Campus Blind and the Personnel Division The organization I represent to a "DUEL". "The only feasible unit for each of these services," (for of possible mishandling of seeks to improve' the quality of The point of the duel is to life for all the blind. It is not our example, the Student Union Building, the bookstore, the procedures in the filling of a give you a firsthand knowledge position for a vocational intention to build barriers athletic plant) the Commission concludes, "is an to the problems handicapped rehabilitation counselor. Detween the agency and the organization representative of the total student body." students face trying to get from 3lind, but rather to remove They continue, "We do not recommend that this one building on campus to If discrimination against the them. another. The rules of the contest organization be the existing student government," saying blind applicants were the only are simple; we wish to challenge question raised, that should have Very truly yours, it commands "little respect or confidence on this you to a race starting from any brought about an investigation. Mrs. Edward Lebowitz campus." or all classroom buildings on the If the only question raised were Public Relations Director. Student government, the Commission argues, is edge of the campus and finishing that of a possible violation of relatively powerless to satisfy the needs of students and at the mall in front of the the guide lines set down by the Student Union. The only other that its demise in the eyes of students may be predicated Merit System, that should have untrammeled wit thing we ask of you, is that we brought about a full on this powerlessness. have the choice of "weapons". investigation. If collusion "It is not powerless because it is quarrelsome, That is to say, that whomever between the Board of Education To The Editor, contentious, disunited and ineffectual. It is quarrelsome, races against a handicapped and Services for the Blind and Just finished reading James Benn's article, "Poor Attempts contentious, disunited and ineffectual because it is student in a wheelchair, must the Personnel Division were the race in a wheelchair; against a at Satire", which lambasts powerless," the Commission concludes. only question raised, that should have stimulated a full and Merman and Schwartz for the The Commission urges the creation of a Board of immediate investigation by the crime of displaying untrammeled Directors ot the Associated Students at the University of directors of these two agencies. wit. This super - serious message Connecticut that would indeed have power. of doom seems designed to teach The blind community and the us how to laugh. Odd, though, It would have the power to hire a coordinator or that in reading it, I only cracked executive officer for student affairs; the power to appoint taxpayers of Connecticut deserve nothing less than a a smile once — and then at a directors of various services (the bookstore, ASC, complete investigation of this cartoon about worms in the rain. residence halls and etc.); the power to formulate policy for handicapped student with a entire matter. each segment of student affairs; and the power to allocate walking disability, must use a moneys for student activities and organizations. pair of crutches, and against a Several blind citizens went to attend, for the first time, a The Commission recommends that the Board of blind student must wear a blindfold. scheduled meeting of the Board Directors be a coordinating and review body comprised of Although this challenge of Directors of the Board of 12 to 14 members. might seem to you only to be a Education and Services for the It is an interesting plan for changing and trying to make jest; it is not. We honestly feel Blind on March 16th to present student government more effective. We hope students this is an excellent way to begin their views to the members. What, I wonder, was the name Could it be just a coincidence of the newspaper Mr. Benn think about it. educating the campus community to the problems we that this was also the first time a formerly worked for? — The have attempting to get our board meeting could not be held Connecticut Daily Frown? We educations, and hopefully to get because there were not enough almost suspect Berman and to know you better. The time board members present to make Schwartz ghost - wrote the piece and date are left to your a quorum? Could it also be a themselves. Perhaps another discretion. coincidence that the U.S. Post Tiythical campus figure is being Respectfully, Office delivered the meeting :reated — in this case a political Second Class Postage paid at Storrs. Conn. 06268. Published dally notices only to the blind board .-hallenge to William Xavier except Saturdays and Sundays in the spring and fall semesters at the Dennis H. Clark University of Connecticut. Not published during summer school, the Chairman of C.R.U.T.C.H. members and not to the sighted Zarlson. month of January nor when the University is not in regular session. Editorial and business offices located in the Student Union Building members? Sincerely, University of Connecticut, Storrs. Accepted for national advertising Don Cook by The National Educational Advertising Service. Subscriber; United (Editors Note: The Duel is Press international. Subscription rates, $7.00 per year, $4.00 per I believe the blind of this state JLF semester. Return notification of unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut scheduled for today at 2:00 Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, Storrs, 06 26 8. should exercise their rights to (Jokers' Liberation Front) p.m.) attend board meetings of the All Power To the Guffaw! Monday, April 10, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 3 uconn scholar embarks on sojurn to china today Julian bond speaks here Prof. Norman Chance, Head hopes to tour a number of major by Karen A. Grava when the deacon was in the do not suffer. woods, he found himself being "I was a victim of busing as a of the University of Connecticut universities in China. "The black man is first in war, Anthorpology department, left The anthropologists's trip is chased by a bear. Realizing he youngster. I was bused to force a last in peace and seldom in the could not escape, the deacon racial imbalance. I rode past a today at 6 60 a.m. from Bradley being supported by the hearts of his country men," Field on a month long University Research Foundation. prayed for the first time in white school to go to a worse, Julian Bond, a veteran civil years. God replied, "How dare black school. And noone had expedition to the People's He will enter Mainland China via rights worker and three-term Republic of China. Dr. Chance Tokyo and Hong Kong, where you ask for help?" anything to say about my little state representative from The deacon prayed again. body being moved miles to was the first UConn scholar to he's scheduled to briefly visit. Georgia told about 1300 persons be granted permission to visit The actual entrance date into Finally in desperation, he said, achieve racial 'balance.' " here Saturday night. "Lord, if you don't help men, He said in essence, people are Mainland China since the China is April 14. Bond, 32, one of the first establishment of cordial, whatever you do, please don't not concerned with buses, but Prof. Chance recently co-chairman of the National help that bear." with the "little black bodies on although not formal, diplomatic returned from Montreal, where Conference for New Politics, ties between China and the Bond urged students not to the buses." he delivered a research paper urged students to be socially help "the bear," either referring He said busing is the only way United States. before the American aware and more active Prof. Chance received to President Richard M. Nixon to equalize education. Ethnological Society meetings politically. and other "racist" presidential "Money in the schools won't confirmation of the trip from on "Minority Education and the "Politics is not the art of the Chinese Embassy in Ottowa candidates like George make them better. There will be Transformation of compromise. It is much more "Hillybilly Hitler," Wallace. no change in the quality of on April 1. He will do field work Consciousness." The paper will serious. It is who gets how much for research on "Education in Although Bond dod not voice education. Equality of education be presented during a of what from whom. And the support for a particular is achieved by a mixture of America and China - - A symposium on "Transmission black gets nothing of anything Comparative Study of Adaption candidate, he said he favors Mrs. classes." and Learning Among from you know who." Bond urged students to work and Transformation." Shirley Chisolm and George Subcultures." Speaking with a straight face actively to change the "racist" Dr. Chance, who has done McGovem. and a level tone of voice, Bond system. "We need a left of extensive work on Alaskan Dr. Chance, who joined the Congressional elections are used jokes and anecdotes to important, too, Bond said asking center movement in this Eskimos, Indians and minority University of Connecticut illustrate points in his speech. "Who let Nixon nominate country. And, don't measure it group education in America, faculty in 1968, is a native of He tolil of an elderly Baptist Carswell and Haynesworth? Who by the length of your hair, or expects to meet with Lynn, Mass. He is joined by his deacon who had strayed from the luckiness of your government officials in Peking, wife, Nancy, on the trip to allowed Kent State?" nis religion. Bond said, one time "Examine your congressmen. handshake," Bond said. Shanghai, and Hunan. He also China. Check them out and if they are concert review not perfect, kick them out," he "The problem is not with the urged. ignorant but with the He spoke in favor of busing. well-educated. The fault is not "1 do not intend to continue the with the un - learned people. dual education system in this Universities teach theories, not giant' among sax players country." Although some involvement. We don't just want parents have spoken out against theory with no change in facts," instrument. This was evident in Structurally, the second set busing, Bond said little children Bond said. by Ken Celli the professional quality of the was the same as the first - a Rahsaan Roland Kirk's soloes. ballad sandwiched between two description of John Coltrane as The second number was a up-tempo tunes. raise money for ccc, "one of the giants of the tenor moody ballad which Rollins Overall, Rollins played with saxophone" applies with equal started by playing tenderly and great command and prescence accuracy to Sonny Rollins. with emotion. The control that and at times the horn seemed to be active in events Rollins appeared in concert at Rollins displayed on his plaintive be but a toy in his hands. Lee's basketball tournament thru the Jorgensen Inner Auditorium solo was magnificent. As on the work when he was playing back - Tuesday, April 11 21st. For info call 429-8813; first tune, Rollins was followed up was generally adequate but it Simultaneous Chess Match in Thursday night with his group Dolphinettes Swim Club - a with soloes by bass player Larry lacked something in originality Commons 310 7 p.m. sponsored known as Celebration. swim marathon at Brundage Ridley. All played tastefully, but and a great deal in authority. The Quintet opened with a by UCONN CHESS CLUB. Pool 2-5 p.m. Pledge an amount the song dragged behind the Ridley, on bass, worked well and hard - driving tune in which Friday April 14 - Alpha per length of pool a person can somnolent brush work of got off a couple of nice soloes. Rollins set the mood for his over Gamma Rho Dance in Hawley 8 swim in one hour. For info call all performance for the drummer David Lee. This was His plucking was very efficient p.m.; Sousa • Wade House 429-6826. evc;i '^. He played clearly, perhaps the weakest number on but his work with the bow was Tricycle Race at ROTC Hangar 3 the program, as the group, unexciting. Thursday, April 27 - Shippee crispiy, distinctly and with p.m. for more info, call Hall Toy sailboat race on Mirror beautiiul tone. Rollins is capable especially when the sweetly 429-7380.429-4062. Dailey's piano work, as well as Lake 3 30 p.m. For info call of playing with great power, but, singing tenor was silent, played Saturday, April 15 - New Ridley's bass playing, was tinged 429-8324. in order to enable his rhythm as if they were just backing a England Invitational Turtle with semi - classical overtones. section to be heard as closely as torchy vocalist. Tournament 2 pm in the ROTC Dailey had some outstanding possible, he didn't blow with ear In the final number of the Hangar. Info at ext. 442, 333; moments and contributed nicely sickle cell - splitting volume. The result was first set, a Rollins standard Shippee Hall Hootcnnany with called "St. Thomas", drummer to the mood of the show. And that the rhythm section, while Russ Lockwood, Bob J anis. Art Testing for sickle cell anemia, Lee finally got a solo and, then there was Jim Hall. For not dominating, was integrated Nichols, Carol Antos, Marilyn sponsored by the Black despite the terrible sounding years Hall has been generally nicely with the tenor. Marrell, Dave Collins, Russ Experience Committee of snare drum, played some recognized as one of the great Rollins who, like most Buckmaster - at Hawley 8 p.m. - B.O.G., is being conducted every interesting polyrhythmic things. jazz guitarists around. He had a jazzmen shuns the super - star Hamilton day this week at the Lee showed a lightning quick fair number of soloes in this gig aura, gave soloes to three of his Sunday, April 16 - Childhood Afro-American Culture Center nght hand and some nice and performed them all with four side men. By the time a Olympics sponsored by Shippee on 7 Gilbert Road. The times for creative drumming. Rollins, on remarkable virtuosity. musician enters a group as - Hop-Scotch, Frisbee, marbles, testing: this tune, played with apparent prestigious as that of Rollins, he -It was, finally, a good show. jumprope, and lots more fun. Monday and Wednesday, effortlessness, but he was getting generally has, to put it mildly, Let's hope that UConn will be Monday, April 17 - BOG 10-12, 1-3,7-9 off some really fine licks. good knowledge of his booking similar acts in the near Clown Contest all week thru Tuesday and Thursday 10-12, future — independent of any of 22nd entries in BOG office due 2-3, 7-9 the concert series to get away April 13; Hartford Hall 2 - on - 2 Friday, 10-12, 1-3 uconn motorcyclist club from the stilted advertising and the formalized structure of the THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! to hold field meet today event itself. The UConn Motorcycle Club with the backward's race. People like Elvin Jones, GOOD THRU SATURDAY, Pharoah Sanders, Archie Shepp, will hold its Field Meet this The events have been designed WITHTHISAD S1.00OFFON APRIL 15 et al. are ready and willing to coming Saturday, April 15, in F in such a manner that if a work and deserve a wider degree Lot, which is right off North motorcyclist participates in all Butternut: skirts slacks, and tops. of acceptance than they have Eagleville Road, adjacent to the of them, there will be no received thus far. If UConn can Northwest Quadrangle (old advantage gained by either big PERKINS LTD. MTWS-IO-B suppogroups like Alice Cooper, Fraternity Quadrangle) bikes or small bikes. WOMEN'S WEAR M - h !«»-» J. Ceils, and Edgar Winter, it Registration for events will All spectators and bikes are should be able to book more begin promptly at 12 noon with welcome to take part in the University Plaza, Storrs than one token jazz concert a the first competition of the Field Meet. There will be prizes "everyday is a sale day at Perkins Ltd." year. afternoon to commence at 1 awarded to the top contestants. p.m. The six events of skill and jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiM handling include the barrel roll, the World's shortest LeMans race, the clothespin, the trails, I GET YOUR HANDS INVOLVED I the slow race, and concluding legal notice AT THE CRAFTS WORKSHOP 1
The following budgets have been appropriated by the Finance LEARN HOW TO MAKE BEAUTIFUL ITEMS OUT OF Committee and will be presented to the Student Senate at its meeting LEA THER - - MACRAME - - STAIN GLASS - - SIL VER Wednesday night at 7:00 In the UN & MORE room of the Student Union, April 12. Officers from each organization MINIMAL COST TO COVER MATERIALS E should attend to answer questions • — from the Senate. The budgets are as follows: T.V. Lounge - Student Union April 10 - April 16 9 am - 10 pm C.R.U.T.C.H. — 1.091 Shalom— 165 For further information call 429-3311 ext 227 - sponsored by BOG Experimental College 633 Physics Club — 235 Academy of Karate — 38? All interested students are invited Drop in and see what's going on. to attend. Bruce Hoffman Finance Chairman |i iimimmiiiiiimiHiiiiiiimiiiHiiimiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiuii mum mumi i imimiimm mum iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiifr.
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■ goodwin report suggests reforms .... "President's Committee on Long from the Registrar's Office, with and Social Sciences - History. does not include extra by Charlotte Libov - Range Financial Planning" — the instructor's signature, to the The Goodwin requirements for specific school; calls for expansion of these. Provost's Office, along with a recommendations propose that or departments, such as the How will UConn educate Giving credit by examination ten dollar fee, to the Business more CLEP tests be accepted for School of Pharmacy. more students at the same cost is one of the recommendations. Office. If the student passes, he credit. Gall said he was with climbing expenses and a These are tests given by gets the credit. But if he fails, "disappointed in the lack of At present, Admissions tightening budget? individual departments within the F becomes part of his receptiveness to CLEP's." personnel help community Possible answers in the the University. Permanent Record. "People are demanding things colleges coordinate their courses Goodwin Task Force Report According to Ann Dickens of Also, a student can't try to of the CLEP exams that they so that a freshman who follows include shortening the length of Transfer Admissions, "not many pass a course he has failed by don't demand of themselves," he an approved course for transfer time needed to receive a degree. students take advantage of it." taking an examination, or earn said. to UConn won't lose credit. But Juniors shouldn't rush out One reason why they don't, more than 30 credits. One reason Gall favors for caps and gowns yet. she says, is that "the process is extending use of the Students transferring from There are some ways to cut cumbersome." "CLEP" examinations is "so people with out - of - state community course time now that most To take an examination, the extensive backgrounds don't colleges and Junior colleges are students aren't aware of, student first reviews his There is a second type of have to take over a lot of courses not included in the blanket according to Assistant Provost qualification with the instructor examinations that can be taken they've already had." proposal. Galvin Gall. The Goodwin Task of the course he wants credit for credit. These are the CLEP's He also says it's a boon for The High School Cooperative Force - it's formal name the for. Then he submits a petition - the College Level Examination people returning to college after Program, now in it's infancy, is Program, standardized tests several years or for those who another way to get credit given by the Educational Testing opted to go to work instead of without taking courses at Service in Princeton, N. J. A to college. They would be able UConn. student must write to the ETS to gain credit for experience that WE NEED HELP — to find out when and where the proves academic value by In a small number of tests are being given. examination. Connecticut high schools, CLEP scores are not part of a students can take courses student's Permanent Record "Diploma Mills" approved by UConn as having ONLY YOU CAN DO IT unless he requests they be sent. comparable content. The However, last year, department But some faculty members Goodwin Report recommends heads reviewed the CLEP's and fear that credit by examination expansion. Presently, only The ASG has restructured its committees • wants decided to grant no-credit for will result in "diploma mills." Connecticut high school over two - thirds of the tests, One History professor termed more students to get involved: students are eligible for transfer including the General Test, them "the logical extension of credit, not students taking which covers English credit by examination." similar courses in other states. The committees are: Composition, Humanitites, A third way to gain credit is Academics Mathematics, Natural Sciences to transfer from a State All these alternatives for Alternative News Community College. Under the gaining course credit are Constitutions Goodwin Recommendations, presently In use to some extent. Cultural Opportunity ALPINE HAUS students graduating with a two - The Goodwin Report calls for Public Information Rt 195 Uni Plaza year Associate of Arts degree their formal recognition and Student Opinion 8c Feedback would be automatically granted expansion. 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■ ■ Monday, April 10, 1972 Connecticut Duly Cunpui Page S world news south claims first victory
SAIGON (UPI) -Tlie South the south to try to stop the A spokesman said Communist Vietnamese claimed their first North Vietnamese drive. gunners forced 1,000 South biography quotes agnew: major victories against the Vietnamese out of artillery bases Communist offensive in a pair of The command said a B52 was West and O'Connor, SO miles tank battles on the northern damaged by a North Vietnamese southwest of Da Nang, then cut 'domestic policy is sham' front Sunday, but North surface - to - air missile on a off a relief force of 2,500 Vietnamese forces drove bombing raid over the south but government troops trying to WASHINGTON (UPI) -A new county executive and governor government troops out of four none of the six crewmen was reach the bases. biography of Spiro T. Agnew of Maryland and had been bases and intesiiied the fighting injured and the plane landed It was the first fighting of the contends that the vice president named Nixon's liason with the near Saigon. safely at Da Nang. It was the current drive near Da Nang, a said privately in 1971 that the nation's mayors and governors. Five Americans were killed first confirmed SAM damage to coastal city 370 miles north of Nixon administration's "much - and 19 others wounded in a B52 in the Vietnam war even However, the book observes, Saigon. Two U.S. Marine air ballyhooed domestic programs Communist attacks on two U.S. though Radio Hanoi claimed Agnew "in that post was little combat squadrons ordered back were largely a sham, all theory positions, and a Marine pilot was two of the huge bombers were to Vietnam Saturday will be more than a glorified errand and promotion, with appallingly listed as missing after his plane shot down earlier in the drive. stationed at Da Nang. boy" while such White House little horse sense and substance." crashed en route to Vietnam. officials as John Ehriichman and The U.S. command said Military sources said two of About 12,000 fresh South Washington newsman Jules George P. Shu It z assumed actual American warplancs flew 360 the South Vietnamese bases Vietnamese troops were ordered Witcover, in his book entitled power on the domestic front. missions in South Vietnam and which fell to the Communists out of the Mekong Delta south "White Knight, the Rise of Spiro Witcover writes that the vice an undisclosed number of strikes were near Oa Nang. South of Saigon Saturday to reinforce Agnew," does not identify the An Loc, the capital of (lush president felt "there had been into North Vietnam. The entire Vietnam's second largest city source of his account of Agnew's Long Province and a major more words than action, »nd he fleet of about 79 B52s and the site of a huge U.S. air feelings of frustration as vice South Vietnamese stronghold; didn't really participate in hammered Communist troops in base. president. M^aaa^MHaaaMiM enough of what action there i. ii ii i ■"! i ■ I nMI urn Witcover, a political writer in was." the Washington bureau of the Los Angeles Times, gives this The author, who wrote « best report of Agnew's privately held seller on the pre - assasination opinions in 1971 before Nixon campaign of the late Sen. Robert all but endorsed him as his F. Kennedy, then adds: "Part of the reason for running mate for a lecond term: "He questioned seriously Agnew's reaction was his THE BOG IS LOOKING FOR WORKERS whether the American people limitless self - confidence that he had the answers. Bat another would give the Nixon motive was also his genuine and administration a second term WITH 10EA6 CONCERNING THE POSSIBLE CREATION OF A NEW undiminiahed loyalty and based on how little had been STUDENT UNION BUILDING. IF YOU ARE SINCERELY INTERESTED admiration for Nixon, who, he accomplished domestically, and felt, was being hurt because in moments of deepest good advice was not getting frustration, whether indeed it CONTACT through to him, from the vice deserved a second term. "Such pessimistic thinking president and others. Glenn A. Cassis "Agnew retained his belief naturally colored his own views on whether he wanted to be part that Nixon would make the right At Ext. 227 or 429-9296 of four more years of the same, decisions if confronted with the or of anything, for the Nixon practicalities of high - sounding administration — let alone there domestic policies laid before would be a political future him, and he was chagrined that beyond that for him." the' failure of programs not Witcover points out that adequately thought out in terms Agnew had become vice of practicalities reflected president after a meteoric rise negatively, and in his ^ view, from a beginning as Baltimore unfairly on the President. :::::x-:;:W:;:-:;:::;:::::::;::: Sickle Cell Anemia Testing Program April 10—14,1972 ■ ►PECSAL TREAT Mon. and Wed.: 10-12,1-3,7-9 Tues. and Thurs: 10-12,2-3,7-9 Fri: 10-12, 1-3 Afro-American Cultural Center Edgar Allen Poe's 7 Gilbert Road. Sponsored by the Black Experience Committee of B.O.G. THE RAVEN ©mv With Vincent Price off ftfin® Peter Lorre beautiful! Boris Karloff p@©pl@! ANIMATED SHORTS Applications now being accepted for: Editor-in-Chief Price 25< Time 7 and 9:30 and Managing Editor PlaceLS 154 Date April 10 and 11 of the Daity Campus for next year. Campus experience not necessary. Free Popcornll Dead line April 19 For details call1. Ron RottiUsrd at4&-9384 or Ext. 264 —— W»n'i«ii Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Monday, April 10, 1972 predictions at the academy show
by Raul Ponce de Leon nominees is fairly enlightened, acting than their substance (I'll and Murmur of the Heart are but many of the year's best films devote a full length review to among the very best films of the have been shamefully year. It seems that the legend and The Last Picture Show in the overlooked. I'll speak briefly near future), nor are they the Fortunately, the film that will solidarity of Hollywood is now about these and also speculate probably win is also among the sustained only by the Academy best American films of last year. on the winners among those best films of the year rVittoria Awards presentation, the picture nominated. There is no question about De Sica's The Gafden of Finzi - show's last picture show. the best American film: nothing Continis, which I think Hollywood is now sick (some The nomination score - card comes near Robert Altman's compares well with his brilliant would say the illness is terminal) reads like this: The Last Picture McCabe and Mrs. Miller. In work of the early '50's. and confused, and no where was Show „ The French Connection terms of nuance and innovation Best Actress is between lane this better reflected than in the and Fiddler on the Roof: 8 each; only Altman and Stanley Fonda for Klute and FGlenda startling cynicism and Nicholas and Alexandra: 6; Kubrick among commercial J ackson for Sunday Bloody undisguised bitterness of Bob Bed knobs and Broomsticks: 5; filmmakers enlarged and Sunday, although Dominique Hope at last year's Oscar show. Summer of '42, A Clockwork expanded the possibilities of the Sandra of both The Conformist Hope dropped his always - Orange and Sunday Bloody medium. Hollywood has seldom and The Garden of the Finzi ■ predictable humor and instead Sunday: 4 each. acknowledged the existence of Continis should not have been succumbed to the bewilderment the underground and overlooked. of the film establishment. Other films have been experimental film. In their The honor for Best Actor is It is true that fewer people go nominated, of course, but these techniques, however, Altman between Gene Hackman of The to the movies now, and that are all big money - makers. In and Kubrick have, and their French Connection and Peter there are fewer "big stars" (but the case of Fiddler on the Roof visions have proved exciting, Finch of Sunday Bloody more good actors), but the and Nicholas and Alexandra, controversial, and profitable as Sunday. Notable for both public does support a handful of Hollywood has big investments well (it may be worth noting performance and omission were films — usually big and to protect. Any awards granted that Warner Brothers released Vkrren Beatty in McCabe and expensive ones — whole to these films will ensure that both films). Mrs. Miller and J can - Louis the money will roll in. heartedly. Also, there is no lack Other American films are Trintignant as The Conformist which I feel is the best acting of a T.V. audience for the more significant than either The If block ■ voting occurs this done last year. Academy Awards ceremony year, as it did for Patton last French Connection or The Last (tonight at 10 p.m. on N.B.C.) Picture Show: Barbara Loden's The Last Picture Show should year, then either The Last Oscar provide both Best Supporting Interest, in fact, is increasing. It Picture Show or The French Wanda, Frank Gilroy's Desperate is estimated that over 75 million Actor and Actress : Ben Connection will be big winners. Characters, Paul Morrissey's year that was notable for actors people will watch the awards J ohnson and Cloris Leach man, Although both are good films, I Trash, and Sam Peckinpah's and actresses. It can be said in this year. general that inspired acting, about which not enough can be think they will finally be Straw Dogs. All featured superb said. especially in the films most I feel that this year's list of remembered more for their acting (as well as direction) in a Penelope Gilliatt should often nominated, made direction receive the award for Best and writing look much better Original Screenplay for Sunday than it really was. Bloody Sunday. The award for The nominees for Best Film ITS SPRING TRADE IN TIME AT.... best screenplay adapted from are: The Last Picture Show, A another medium will probably Clockwork Orange, The French go to Bogdanovich and Larry Connection, Nicholas and McMurtry for The Last Picture Alexandra and Fiddler on the Show, but the writing by some Roof. A Clockwork Orange is of the other nominees was far the best film on the list, The superior : Bernardo Bertolucci Last Picture Show will probably RECORD STORE win. Peter Bogdanovich is not in for The Conformist,K ubrick for Stanley Kubrick's class as A Clockwork Orange and Ugo director, but he will probably be Pirro and V. Bonicelli for The named Best Director .in his1 Garden of the Finzi • Continis. .•study of unrelieved boredom The Best Documentary, which and desolation captured the best I hear is superb, should, should TRADE IN YOUR OLD ALBUMS NOW!! picture award. be Marcel Ophuls* The Sorrow Conspicuously absent from and the Pity (France), about the WE WILL ALLOW YOU A $1.00 TRADE - IN FOR the ranks of The Best Foreign fall of France to the Nazis in YOUR OLD.WORN, SCRATCHY L.P.s FOR THE Film are films from France. Yet 1940. The trouble is that it's LATEST Continued on page 7 STEREO ALBUMS The Conformist, Claire's Knee, CHUCK BERRY AND LIST PRICE DOT PRICE TRADE-IN YOU PAY TOM RUSH $4.98 $3.87 $1.00 $2.87 IN CONCERT AT THE BUSH NELL $5.98 $4.67— $4.87 $1.00 $3.67-$3.87 Memorial Hall April 17, 1972 Hartford Conn. Ticket prices $4.50 $6.50 $5.50 $6.98 $5.67 $1.00 $4.67 Tickets sold at the following places: $9.98 %777 $1.00 $6.77 KIT "N" CABOODLE STORRS, CONN ALL IRV JEFFRIES MUSIC TOWNS HARTFORD, CONN Yes that's right. We will take any L.P. and allow you a $1.00 trade-in for your LASALLE MUSIC, WEST HARTFORD, CONN choice of our entire stock. Buy all you want!! Limit, $1.00 trade-in per album STICKEY FINGERS HARTFORD 8c NEW HAVEN purchased. Our complete stock from a list price of $4.98 up included in sale. WATT & DECIBLE, MIDDLETOWN, CONN UNIV. OF HARTFORD, GENGRAS CENTER, INCLUDING THESE LATEST RELEASES ON HARTFORD, CONN WARNER-REPRISE RECORDS! MAD PLATTER, SPRINGFIELD, MASS Sale ends April 15 :*:*Xv:*:*:*:*:v:;xw^^ JESSE COUN YOUNG TOGETHER Mud** Good TlmasPaac* Song Su Days on In* Road Pnlunn of Ptonty The Marx Brothers AMERICA in
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2 bedrm. Wood haven Apt to sublet Apartment to sublet for summer. Roommate wanted Immediately - For Rent: Large 5 bedroom, 2 Continued from page 6 for summer. Furnished. Price Brand new, w/w carpeting, air Completely furnished apartment at kitchen, 2-1/2 bath house, walking 4-1/2 hours long, so that the negotiable. Call 429 -8802 . conditioning, 2 bedrooms. 3 miles Woodhaven. Call Lynda at 429-4354 distance campus, suitable 4-5 . campus, reasonable rates. Marty mornings, or 429-3100 afternoons. students or 2 couples. 429-4245. older members of the Academy, For Sale: 60 Watt Clarlcon AM-FM 429-3049. which includes most of the ■ m m stereo receiver with two Utah 3 way We have something we want to share organization, might have fallen Walnut speakers. SI 50. Very Good Apartment to sublet for the summer. To sublet: 2 bedroom apt., partially - you owe It to yourself to check us Sound. Call 429-8491 2 bedrooms 1 mile from campus. Call furnished. Carriage House. June to out - PI Beta Phi Sorority - Kathy asleep during it. 429-4383. Sept. 429-8266. 429-2432, Beth 429-0609, Wendy The most significant event of Apartment to sublet tor summer: 2 429-6106. For Sale: '6 9 Flat 124 Coupe, good the evening will be an award to bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, swimming Responsible couple desires pool. Air conditioning, furnished. condition, 4 new tires, $1350. Call Apt. to sublet for summer: Carriage the great Charlie Chaplin, now economical summer residence as House Apt*., 1 mile from campus; 2 Reasonable price. Call 429-5766. 429-5602 after 6 p.m. caretakers or renters. 429-7981. bedrooms, partly furnished. Call 82, for "the incalculable effect Woodhaven Apartment to rent or DIVERS and SPORTSMEN!!! 429-8630. he has had in making motion sublet. Furnishings available. Vermont Mt. Snow area. Summer Discount prices on diving, fishing and Apt. to summer sublet, 2 bedrooms, pictures the art form of this Dishwasher, all utilities Included, 4 and fall rental. Fully furnished apt. In camping equipment for UConn pine paneled, walking distance to 1/2 rooms, 2 bedrooms. Reasonable "A" frame chalet. Living room, students only. Call Noel 423-6945 4 century." combination Dining room/kitchen, 2 campus. $124. 429-O009. rent. 429-8678. pm -6 pm dally. This special award (his bedrooms, bath. Lake prlveleges. For Sale: Either 1960 Dodge of 1964 Utilities Incl. $130 month, 3 months second) smalts of hypocrisy Wanted: Married Graduate student f 85. Both In excellent shape. Days- Apartment to sublet for June, July, mln. rental. Many employment wishes to sublet one-bedroom apt. call ext. 619. Even. 423 9590. since Hollywood helped to exile i-Autfust $ 150/month. 2 miles from opportunities In area. Call 649-3466. June 1-August 31. Call after 4. campuV For information call Lost: a linen and brown leather him 20 years ago. This after 429-8478. Sublease: 2 bedroom apt. at Walden. 1-623-2835. women's wallet, Frl. April 7 between Chaplin had helped to stabilize Swimming pool, air conditioning, Commons and Home Ec. Build. Hollywood by being one of the Wanted to sublet: One bedroom dishwasher, garbage disposal, 1 1/2 Reward If found. Call 429-8000 after For Sale: Sony stereo tape apartment within walking distance of baths. Available June I. Call 5 p.m. founders of United Artists. deck/recorders. Model 600 and UConn. June 1 • Sept. 1. Call 429-4712. 429-9223. recorder TC-252. Prices for quick For Rent: Large 5 bedroom, 2 Anyway, Charlie says he feels no sale. Contact Scott at 4 29-4 Wanted: 2 roommates (male or kitchen, 2 1/2 bath house. Walking bitterness, and at least if For Sale: '67 Pontlac Firebird - 6 - female). Summer next year. distance to campus. Suitable 4-5 Hollywood sinks and dies, cylinder overhead cam. Going to Woodhaven Apt. 2 bedrooms, Apartment to Sublet for summer - couples or 2 couples. 429-4245. Calif., must sell. Good condition. Two bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, fully Charlie's place in history is balcony, pool privileges. $63/month Apartment to sublet: for summer, Best offer 423-5461. (utilities Inc.) Call 429-4333. carpeted, swimming pool assured. Reasonable rates. Call 429-4681 brand new, with carpeting, air conditioning, 2 bedroomv 3 miles Lost: Man's glasses, black frames, One-bedroom apartment: at from campus. Reasonable rates. probably at fence near Eng. II. Please Woodhaven Park, sublet from May For Sale: '7 0 Flat 850 Sport Coupe Marty 429-3049. call Paul Klnzle at 429-8532 1-Sept. I. With option to continue 24,000 miles. Excellent condition. (Hartford Hall, room 32 2). lease. Call after 6, 429-2820. Call 429-3911. Apartment: June 1 - Sept 1, 2 mm bedrooms, air conditioning, all appliances, close to campus. Rent aw Activities cheap, call 4291061. Apartment: Bostom - June 1 - Sept. 1 UConn Young Democrats: will meet Free Women's Collective meeting - Focus On Careers. Tuesday, April 11 - 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen and Wed., April 12 at 7 p.m. In SU 208. Tues., April 11, 8 p.m. Student - Open - ended discussions on careers bath, off Comm. Ave. 2-4 people, call New members always welcome. Union Rm. 103. for "Working With People". Drop In 429-1061. from 7 p.m. on, In Career Library, J.D.L. will meet 4/10 at 7 :30 p.m. In Hall Dorm, 2nd floor. Roomate wanted 6/1/7 2 - $60 month "Learn How To Draft Counsel" - Commons 202 not including utilities - 3 miles from Storrs Draft Info. Comm. starts Its campus - call 429-3285 after 6 p.m. course tonight, Monday, in the Important: dance performance at Help Wanted: Storrs Draft Info LOWEST Comm. needs volunteers to counsel Apt. to sublet for summer, swimming Community House, Room 201, at 7 Univ. of Hartford 4 - 16 - 72 ^ p.m. Free - Every won Invited! people with draft and military pool. Partially furnished. 5 minutes rehearsal Sunday 7 pm at Hlllel - from campus: Option to rent In Sept. bring costume - also performing for problems. Will train you. For more Call429-3776. International Fair and Jewish Info, call Doug 456-1549 or Marc JET FARES Hypnosis Lecture - Demonstration, Monday April 10, 8:00 p.m. In Cultural Week this month. 429-2257 ______^__ Humanities 119 - Free for all students with Jerry Sullivan of the Jewish Cultural Week; April 11-22. Yggdrasil - a people-oriented place - lfy(marca... TO EUROPE N.E. Institute of Hypnosis. University of Hartford. Activities drop by - we're here for you. Hall Dorm lounge, Mon-Thur 6 pm - 2 am, Whatever your age, SAVE each day. For info., Call Abraham money on Icelandic Airlines' Husky Skin and Scuba Diving Club: (233-8455), Just (429-6750) or Ann Fri - Sat 6 pm - 6 am. •Back (kicker meeting Wed. April 12 at 7:30 in (24 2-7275). jets from New York to Lux- Commons 202. Spear fishing will be embourg in the heart of Eu- the topic of discussion. Anyone Group therapy In the behavioral Lightning - needs staff memow.s. • Canoeist rope. Our fares are lowest of interested is welcome. treatment of overweight Individuals. Meeting for those interested Monday, any scheduled airline. A free weight reduction program April 10th at 9 pm In the Student Union Lobby. Please help this paper UNDER 21?-0ur round-trip Science and Engineering Faculty, taking place this summer at UConn. •Kiicklliiiilier For info call 429-0 2 35.or leave name survive. Call 429-6214, 429-9519 or Youth Fares are $180 (win- Students, Tech's, Lab Workers: 456-0356 for information. S.E.S.P.A. (Scientists & Englneers.for and number in Abrahms mailbox ter). $205 (spring, fall), and 1 • Bicyclist Social & Politic^ Action) meeting HRM403. $270 (summer), ages 12 Mon, April 10, Rm 201 Life thru 21. Also, exclusive one- Sciences. • Snowshoer way Youth Fares. .YAV STORRS OVER 21?-Stay overseas Jewish Cultural Week. Wed. April 12, COLLEGE 429-6062 46 days up to a year and Shlomo Carlebach, Folk Singer at U lull P»HKING •Ski Tourer of H In Ger.gras Campus Center. you'll SAVE $274 this sum- TRY mer, $247 this spring and NOW THRU TUESDAY 2:00 6:30 9:00 fall against lowest compara- Bus Trip to N.Y.C. Galleries Thurs. ble fares of other scheduled April 13. Sign-up sheet on S.U.B. ALBERT R. BROCCOLI an airlines. Great for teachers Bulletin Board. C Wilder iiess rjj HARRY SALTZMAN P«»
Tuesday, April 11 - Focus on Careers. STARTS WEDNESDAY FOR WEEK Street. Open-ended discussion on careers for Enclosed is $4.00 for a City "Working With People". Drop In ■m^M-—A IliajMlmmji I one year subscription I from 7 pm on In Career Library, Hall State- .Zip. Dorm, 2nd floor. Name I My travel agent is. There will be an open house for all George Segal * Co. Address prospective Communication Majors City State Zip All lares subject lo change in the Conference Room of the heist ThcHotRode...almost L Speech Center from 3 :30 to 5 pm on I Wilderness Camping Box 1186 Thursday April 13. This will be an COLOR by Scotia, N.Y. 12302 ICELANDIC opportunity to meet the 2o. DE LUXE* GP«£S» Communication faculty as well as find out about the revised mmmmimmmr undergraduate communication pxs 11111 curriculum. Refreshments will be served.
UConn students from the Virgin Islands present A Virgin Island Evening. At International House, Sat. April 15, 6:30 pm. Price $1.50. Call ASG Cultural Committee now for reservations. AND
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by Leonard Auster beginning at 3 p.m. at J.O. Trohalis at short, John Ihlenburg Christian Field, will pit the at third, and Keith Kraham, Still looking to get the Huskies against a team they Tom Safir, and John Slosar in Northern segment of their easily handled a year ago, 14-0. the outfield. schedule out of the planning However, today's game will stages, the University of carry more importance. Last UConn has been idle since Connecticut baseball team tries year, Holy Cross was not a returning from its Southern tour again this afternoon, hosting the Conference adversary and the on April 1. Weather conditions Holy Cross Crusaders. This will win didn't carry that much were not ameniable the past be the first of four Yankee weight. This year, the Crusaders week and the Huskies were Conference engagements for the are a YanCon team and the forced to return to indoor Huskies this week, as UConn games played against them will workouts. But, Panciera does begins its drive for the title go a ways in determining the not foresee any adverse results which eluded them last year. conference champion. forthcoming. "We had tremendous momentum going Saturday's contest against Coach Larry Panciera has Providence College was named senior left hander Jim for us after the last game in Florida and I feel it will postponed because of Jachym to the opening day continue. I don't feel this layoff unplayable field conditions. pitching assignment. Jachym Tentatively, the game has been returned from the Florida trip will hurt that much," Panciera rescheduled for the week of with a 1-1 won lost record and a added. April 18, but this will depend on 4.50 ERA. Panciera has sais his Following today's meeting certain variables. Postponed plans call for Jachym to throw with the Crusaders, Connecticut games against Conference 100 pitches, 125 at most. But he travels Tuesday to Worcester, opponents will take priority and added, "It all depends on how Mass., to complete a home - and the contest against Providence, a Jachym feels." - home series with Holy Cross. non - conference opponent, will UConn's opening day line-up Junior left hander Brian A REAL SNOW JOB: The scoreboard and grandstands at be worked in around conference finds Ray Brickley behind the Herosian, a Worcester native, J.O. Christian Field anxiously awaits the baseball game games. plate, Brian Herosian at first, draws the starting pitching that never materialized Saturday. (Photo by Millstein). I Ins aft trnoon's game, Charlie Ho ran at second, Harry assignment for this second game. ! ' ^Rt r r ••■"W** sub-varsity tennis team « * . v ff! , drops match to yale 7-2 ^■^■^■bSKM The UConn sub-varsity tennis opponent 6-4, 1-6, 6-3, while team dropped its initial match of Mandril overcame his the season to the Yale counterpart in straight sets, 6-3, sub-varsity squad, by a 7-2 6-2. The remaining four singles margin here, Saturday. matches went to the Ivy The varsity tennis match, Leaguers. scheduled for Saturday at Springfield College was cancelled Weather permitting, the due to the inclement weather varsity tennis team hosts conditions. ■ American International College The Yale sub-varsity made a Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. while the clean sweep of the three doubles sub varsity seeks to avenge matches, but two Huskies, Iltor Saturday"» lots when they travel Merezcrak, and Neal Mandcll to j Aprinffield College on came out victorious in singles Saturday, April 15th. Game time play. Kferezczak defeated hia '--to 2 IMW. former husky bateball star RAIN OR SHINE: The Game goes on submission, but the determined ruggers between UCoa* and Springfield Rugby gained access to a nearby graduate field and receives ucontt club honor Crabs, Saturday. Coastraetion on Hawley played on. (Photo by Millstein). Field nearly forced the teams into Walter O. Dropo ot walk) July 14-15, 1952, while Marblehead, Mass., has been playing for the Detroit Tigers, selected to receive the Red tied Pinky Higgins' mark which O'Neill Award at the 19th was established in 1938. Annual Sports Awards Dinner of He was named American ruggers score first win the UConn Club which will be League Rookie of the Year in held Friday, May 19, at the 1950 while with the Boston Red Led by Sav Harasymiv s two 6-0 lead on one of Harasymiv's The A team is now 1-1 for the Ambassador Restaurant in Sox and was selected a member tries, the University of Hamdcn. tires and Andy Cusack's try - year, while the B team has a of the American League All - Connecticut Rugby Club rolled conversion. A missed conversion 1-0-1 ledger. to their first victory of the The O'Neill Award, developed Star team that season. on the second half try accounted season; a 10-3 decision over in memory of University of for the 10 points. On Wednesday, the UConn Springfield Rugby Club, here squad travels to New Haven to Connecticut and campus leader The clubs' B teams played in Red O'Neill, is given annually to announcements Saturday. Harasymiv has now take on Yale, perennial New the second game of the a former UConn athlete who has scored all four of UConn's tries England rugby power, and Male Cheerleading afternoon with UConn distinguished himself in his this season. returns home next Saturday to overwhelming Springfield 30-0. chosen career. try outs, April 12 and 13 at Despite unseasonably cold face the Hartford Wanderers. Dropo, 48 year old native of ROTC hanger. Call Diane at weather and frozen ground conditions, fans lined the sides Moosup, is a 13 year veteran of 429-1602 for information. major league baseball where he Varsity Soccer of the field adjacent to the Graduate Center where the game was deemed a power threat at candidates: first practice took place. the plate and an exceptional today at 6:00 p.m. fielding first baseman. The UConn club took an early "Big Moose", so nicknamed Assoicated Student Government by teammates at Storrs because home sports live on the air of his ample size (6 ft. 5 in. and 225 pounds) and hometown, Varsity Baseball: Holy UConn Baseball: WHUS still holds a spot in the big Cross here, at 3:00 p.m. (91.7 FM) ... Steve Pratt Presents league record book. His 12 Varsity Golf: At Tufts and Rich Walcoff at 2:50 consecutive hits (without a with Boston U., 1:00 p.m. p.m. A FREE COFFEEHOUSE
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