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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. vol.85 no.54 Friday, Dec. 7, 1979 Grad assistants want pay raise by Stephen Olver Graduate assistants Staff writer currently receive $3,150 for a nine-month internship. Most assistants get this minimun pay, Sweets UMO's graduate students are fed up and said. They are requesting a raise to $4,000, they're trying to do something about it. which would equal the salaries at New The approximately 2.50 students on England's other land-grant institutions. campus who work as graduate assistants are According to the Assistant Dean of the reouestina an increase in their salaries, Graduate which are School Patricia Barron, the currently among the lowest in Graduate New England. Board will be making a recommendation "Graduate students at UMO have been at its December meeting underpaid for a salary for years, but now it's getting to increase for graduate students. be a The board matter of simply having enough to live is made up of the faculty ts a chance to help them on," members Botany Graduate Assistant Roger from different departments Sweets said Thursday. throughout the university. A "Most meeting has been scheduled for all parties involved feel graduate graduate assistants assistants for Monday, Dec. 10 at deserve a raise. The problem is 7 p.m. where to to discuss an attempt to gain a get more money," Barron said. A salary increase. It will be held in Classroom graduate salary increase, if approved, would A on the second floor of the Memorial not take effect until next September, and Union. therefore wouldn't help many of the g- cars [see GRADS back page]

goes to replace tools. Oil shop at 90 cents a quart. Cabinet votes to slash go, the shop was run by t he wasn't around very sorority councilfunds n (Brubaker) and I would ails, he was never there," by Stephen Betts The cabinet decision "so we started Staff writer was supported by to help Student Government sr Tom was in President Richard N. charge, and Hewes. "They t a lot." The Student Government seem to be a group like the Cabinet voted Outing Wednesday night Club and we don't give their to slash the funding officials request of the any salaries," he said. "I'm Panhellenic Council, thus speaking h Brubaker and Skehan denying salaries for the views of the cabinet and it for four of the sorority was They are at work in the board's officers. their general feeling that the other officials of tom 3 to 5 p.m. except The cabinet the council could not justify voted 6 to 3 with one their salaries." ndays, when the shop is abstention to reduce the amount of money Harrison for sharply disagreed with officer's salaries from $475 to $275. . this point, saying every officer "provides This amount will pay the salaries for the an )ose of the shop is for us important service to the community." president of the council, the vice president, She 'ourself. We're trying to also noted that every request from treasurer and one secretary. The original a major thing. We'll give group, that was funded last you request by the council would have year. was ed, and if Not a likely sightfor December... funded approved. we don't know the unusually warm temperatures recently led many the salaries of those officers if a to enjoy these latefall and four other The Panhellenic particular problem, weather conditions. But how long can it last? The forecast callsfor secretaries. Council's counterpart, of guys who are always a chance of showers or flurries today, the University of Maine Fraternity clearing for the weekend...and after that, who "How can I justify paying one secretary Board, and one of them will knows? [photo by Mark Munro] has five salaried officials which receive and not the other four?" asked Ann a " Skehan said. total of $550 per semester. Hewes Harrison, president of Panhellenic. "We also justified this difference in allocations. went to them (the cabinet) and requested "If they were the same as the frate..?35v money only for salaries because we board, Former chiefsays know they would have houses maybe they're in a financial bind." but theyeion't." [see SORORITY back page' Our fire prevention program - is it good enough? by Andy Orcutt been used at Boston University, UCLA and windows leading to the Staff writer fire escape might getting out of the dorm the University of Maryland. be an unseen violation. safely in case of fire. She says there have already But despite UMO's fire safety prepared- "Half the windows in Hannibal been two On Dec. 14, 1977. seven coeds used to or three fire drills in that dorm died in a ness. Brasslett acknowledged some dorms stick" because when they this year dormitory fire at Providence were painted, and added that the College. are not perfectly safe. they weren't allowed Resident Assistants Two of the seven jumped to dry before being have been stressing 40 feet to their "Because the older dorms are more shut," he said. fire safety at section deaths. Firemen didn't reach meetings. their fourth dangerous because they have more wood in Asked if he thought floor room with a ladder exit by the stairs in "I think the soon enough. The Hannibal Hamlin fire safety awareness in cause of the fire during a fire would be Balentine was thought to have been safe compared is adequate," she said. a gooseneck lamp to other dorms, Hutchinson Brasslett shining on a cardboard said, "No, said that while dorm safety is manger scene. because in another dorm you generally could good, he would like to see That go in either direction." Rhode Island tragedy has dormitory "fire marshalls" play a more PUBLIC Another resident, Brian Burnett, said concerned firefighters nationwide. One of he active role. and a friend were once studying in the them is former UMO fire marshal Duane P. "I strongly feel that more of AWARENESS "tunnel" between Hannibal Hamlin the Brasslett. Brasslett, who has left and responsibility should be put UMO to Oak Halls during a fire on the fire head the Orono department, drill and neither marshal]," he said. thinks UMO's REPORT heard the alarm. He added, however, fire prevention program is exceptional. that such a hope would be But "I was completely unaware difficult to he admits some very serious problems that there realize since dorm fire marshals, still had been a fire drill,"Burnett appointed exist. said. by R.A.'s, aren't paid. them." he said. He mentioned Both Burnett and Hutchinson "We have what has been put Oak. agreed In some dorms, the position down as Balentine, Estabrooke that because of the dorm's of fire the best fire prevention program and Hannibal Ham- construction, marshal] is not taken seriously. in the lin Halls as being least cases where a Hannibal resident country," Brasslett said. But he safe. on the "It's a big joke on my added that fourth floor would have wing," said some very serious problems Brasslett declined, however, to to jump out the Leonard Hadlock of Hilltop still exist. call any window as a last Complex. "The "We have what buildings "fire traps." resort in case of a fire. R.A. asked for has been put down as Hutchinson volunteers and one guy the best Two former Hannibal said becuse of the large finally put fire prevention program in the Hamlin residents, amount his hand up. He doesn't do country." however, of wood in the structure. "If that anything, Brasslett said. But he added that think the "Hotel Hannibal" though. He took all the fire dorm did go up, it would probably burn some UMO dorms are old. comes close to deserving that label. They (directional) stickers and plastered them faster than any other dorm on campus." on Brasslett related that a UMO fire safety think it's unsafe. his refrigerator. I think he was supposed But Nancy Dwyer, resident of another to film, "Residential Hall Fire Safety," One resident. Glen Hutchinson, says the give them to us." has old hall, Balentine, isn't worried about (continued on page 31

oiltatranaillnado•r-or.?vv.,•-• • 2 local Maine Campus • Friday. Dec. 7, 1979 Local stores not jolly with Christmas sales by Barbara Bousquet store in Old Town, reported their sales are Staff writer up 15 percent for December, and held even in November. The Friday after Thanksgiving is tradi- "Sporting goods is always a winter•tvpe tionally the start of the Christmas shopping sale item." said Mickey Goldsmith. season, but for some local businessmen the The local clothing stores also vary in the season isn't so jolly. degree of sales. Sales have improved, "but not as good "It has picked up quite a bit, but it slip.; s as previous yt,ars," said Philip Meyer, -down right- after Christmas, again," Said - manager of Viner Music Co. in Bangor. Bruce Newcomb. Jac & Jean manager. Meyer said the problem with sales in his "A lot of it has to do with the college store is 50 percent due to the economy and students going home. but our biggest time 50 percent due to lack of traffic in of year is back-to-school, not Christmas downtown Bangor. anyway." The economy was also credited to the Anderson-Little Co. in the Bangor Mall problem at G.M. Pollack and Sons, a said the university is giving it "a pretty' jewelry store in Bangor. according to good business in the suit department, Arthur Till, a salesman. which is surprising for college students," "Sales have gone up to a small degree, said store manager Jim Lee. but generally people seem to be leary of The store does one-third of its year's spending money," he said. business in the last three months of the However, Day's Jewelry and Appliance year, Lee said. store reported this was their busy season The Boston Store in Downtown Bangor and are selling a little of everything. reported the season "boosted sales go according to Carol Weinstein, manager of well, we have nothing left, and are now out the Bangor store. of business," said Jim Vear, who recently The reaction was not the same at Day's conducted a going out of business sale and Old Town branch, where a spokeswoman was "wiped out." said. "we're keeping up with last year, but Certain items appear to be popular in that's all I can say. But it's kind of early Freese's department store in the Airport yet." I merthants are Mall. Electric blankets, comforters and letting us all know that the season of approaching leaving Christmas is quickly The manager of Bangor's Service sweaters were the big items sold this fall. only 15 more days to makc those holiday Andrea Magoon] purchases. [photo by Merchandise Terry Hoxie, flatly stated the "things that have to do with energy Christmas season "hasn't boosted sales. shortages," Lewis Langtang, store mana- but the customer count is about the same." ger. He said due to the warm fall, not many Student government and added. "the nation's problems have coats were sold. tries forced people to cut their lists." M.A. Clark Florists in Orono reported The fuel crisis is part of the problem for sales have "definitely gone up, because of Wight's Sporting Goods in Brewer. But the all the formals up at Orono, at the end of to shut communication gap warm weather and no snow has a lot to do the semester.." with the poor sales for them because of Teresa Visinare, M.A. Clark shop t_omplex and the following their by Michael J. Finnegan one in the ski line, Roger Jacques said. manager. said, "Quite a few students also Damn Yankee, Bucherati said. Staff writer "We need snow...soon," he said. use FTD to send things home, and buy However, Goldsmith's, a sporting goods plants for one another." To combat a lack of communication, and "Most students are here to get an in an attempt to get more student input, education. They don't think studend government student government this semester has held plays a part in their life," said Wells Commons to senior host meetings in the various campus com- GArY Ferraro. plexes. chamber music intro "I am very certain there has been a by Debbie Noack The performers "It's the best opportunity for students to tremendous increase In student apathy her Staff in this recital are from writer the music reach us. no holes barred. Students can at UMO in the past four years. and the division of the School of The first in a series of chamber music Performing bring up anything on their minds," said students are only hurting themselves," Arts and include: recitals will be held in the Wells Commons Richard Student Government Vice President said senior Dave Robards. Pasvogel on piano Lounge on Sunday, Dec. 9 at 3 p.m. Music Stephen A. Bucherati. The UMO trumpet trio (Mark Noack, from modern to baroque will be presented Gretchen Piston, Most of the students talked to in an in this introductory recital. Shawn Smith) Audience turnout at the student govern- Clarinet Duet informal survey suggested perhaps an The series will begin in earnest (Bev Bellai, Marial ment meetings has not been next Brocato) identity crisis exist between student semester with recitals planned for overwhelming, even after announcements approx- Saxophone government and the student body. The imately every two weeks. said solo by Dean Paquette with and door-to-door soliciting, Bucherati said. Bill Picher, Richard building or particular place that govern coordinator of the program. Pasvogel accompanying on piano Trumpet solo ment meetings are held is not the problem. Picher, who is the faculty-in-residence by Gretchen Piston with During each meeting. time is set aside at Terry Henry 'Wells Complex said, "the program is part on piano for open discussion of "general good and Folksinging by know there were a couple of people of an attempt to develop programs Cathy Cyr welfare." Even though student input is "I that will Anyone running for senate be useful to students in the with questions or suggestions minimal, this question-and-answer period from my dorm, but I complex and for don't will expose them further performances should contact has beeen rewarding for individual know exactly who the representative to something different." is," Bill Picher at Dunn Hall. students and representatives. Bucherati said freshman Hugh Campbell. said. The responsibility of getting senate news "I'm really at a loss." as to what the passed on to students is the responsibility students and student government can do to of getting senate news passed on to CAMPUS create more participation, Bucherati students is the responsibility of the added. individual senator. Each was told in the CRIER beginning of the semester to attend However next semester, student govern- inter-dorm meeting to inform and be ment will hold its first meeting in Stewart informed by constituents, Bucherati said. FOR SALE -Downhill skis. spaulding STOLEN: Brown soft leather briefcase, skis-66", tyrolia bindings, koflach taken from Wells Dining area on Wednes- boots-womens size 8. spaulding day night. Nov. 7, between 6 and 6:30 p.m. poles. call 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 581-2297. Contents include: TI-30 Calculator. SV-5 _Maine even Price negotiable. Surveying Textbook. Geology (orange) Friday, Dec. 7 Surveying (Blue) notebooks as well as S-3 1 p.m. Sports. Gymnastics vs. UMF. 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"A Shot in the Dark." 101 rust. best offer. Contact 827-5177, FOR SALE-1969 Ford Mustang-4 Rose Saturday, Dec. 8 English/Math. Sturgeon 84 Highland Ave. Old speed, 8 cyl. 54,000 mi. Exc. running Town. 7:35 p.m. Sports. Men's Basketball vs Delaware. cond. New exhaust system Oct. '79. All Day. International Year Asking 5250-no reasonable offer of the Child A canoe was found the Stillwater Program. refused. For more info. contact Tom in Sunday. Dec. 9 River. Griffin, 327 Cumberland. 7492. Call and identify. John Gilbert 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. Outdoor Equipment 581-7319. Swap Shop. North and South Lown Rooms, 6:30 p.m. A special program of Memorial Union. interpretive dance at MCA center. Maine Campus • Friday, Dec. 7, 1979 local 3 jolly Eire safety stressed [continued from page II Dorm fire marshals' main duty is tc UMO would have to spend about ;ales $120.000 to install regualtion fire alarms attend fire safety meetings with dorm wn, reported their sales are officials and to make sure all residents of and smoke and heat detectors, he ir December, and held e‘,- their section make it out safely during fire estimates. National regulations say every alarms. dorm resident must have access to a fire oods is always a winter.: Harlow was also skeptical about fire extinguisher within 75 feet. he notes. id Mickey Goldsmith. drills. :hing stores also vary in the "All these false alarms have really hurt As for regulations concerning fire the (fire safety) program," he said. "I escapes. Brasslett says the code requires d up quite a bit, but it slows know some kids who don't even leave the only that each student have a choice of two sr Christmas, again," Said dorm: They're asleep and they don't want exit directions from his room. - - — b, Jac & Jean to get out of bed. They don't take it manager. Donald A. Wills, insurance risk analyst has to do with the seriously." college for the Maine Insurance Advisory Board, home, but our Another fire code violation almost biggest time which insures all UMO dorms, said that k-to-school, not impossible for Brasslett to enforce is the Christmas while dorms in the state are generally safe hanging of tapestries off dorm ceilings. to insure, there are some exceptions. tie Co. in the Bangor Mall Linda Libby, who lives on North .sity is giving it "a pretty Brunswick Street in Old Town used to live in the suit department, in Stodder Hall. She says residents He cited examples of fire doors being sing for college students," regularly broke this regulation. blocked open by wooden wedges, empty ager Jim Lee. "Dorm rooms are ugly, right? One way fire extinguishers, presence of ornamental )es one-third of its year's to liven a room up is to decorate it. This lights, smoking in dorm rooms and general last three months of the means posters, plants and wall hangings. housekeeping. We used to hang a (tapestry) over our big ;tore in Downtown Bangor light because it was too bright. Nothing "I find these exceptions to good safety eason "boosted sales go ever happened," she said. Libby doesn't on all campuses," he said, adding, "I )thing left, and are now out think R.A.s are aware of this rule. respect the privacy of the students, and the aid Jim Vear, who recently Brasslen is concerned about such lacka only rooms I inspect are the ones with the ng out of business sale and daisical attitudes. He talks about a York doors open, and the ones I inspect are Hall room being gutted last year after a usually pretty sloppy. None of this is very student lit a match which ingnited a burlap ; appear to be popular in dramatic, but it can lead to a very serious ment store in the Airport bag hanging from the ceiling. The fire." their blankets, comforters and occupants "just barely escaped with Brasslett, who was UMO fire marshal for he big items sold this fall. lives," he recalled. five years, said he knows of no case where demanding strict lave to do with energy Brasslett says he is students have been killed in a dorm fire safety codes. wis Langtang. store mana- compliance with national fire since he became fire marshal. However, he problem in UMO dorms is to the warm fall, not many He says a big said two men died in a fire in what was and smoke detection lack of sufficient heat once the north wing of Hannibal Hamlin He mentioned only Stodder. =lorists in Orono reported systems. Hall when it was used for housing military Stewart Complexes as being initely gone up, because of Wells and trainees in the 40's. Brasslett said there code." Installation of equipment in ip at Orono. at the end of "up to was no sprinkler system in the building at conform should other dorms to make them the time. be finished within another year, he says. tare. M.A. Clark shop Brasslett, Colvin, National Fire Protection Association In fact, according to -Quite a few students also Hannibal Hamlin, three of (NEPA) codes require fire alarms and Balentine and id things home, and buy only ones with extinguishers and smoke and heat detec- the older dorms, are the mother." tors. Brasslett says the constant use of sprinkler systems. Chancellor Patrick dorms disallows speedy installation of A 1978 report from would cost about equipment. Installation requires shutting McCarthy's office says it lost provide all dorms with off systems, he notes, and that's a violation $1.5 million to 43 of national safety codes. sprinklers. !rs in this recital are from ,ision of the School of a and include: commentary Nan ogel on piano umpet trio (Mark Noack, Anderson 1, Shawn Smith) et (Bev Bellai, Marial lo by Dean Paquette with away el accompanying on piano Bombs by Gretchen Piston with piano ,y Cathy Cyr Daniel Ellsberg talked about time, we dropped more bombs on questions or suggestions bombs Tuesday. ourselves and other nations, acci- formances should contact It's been his preoccupation for the dently, than the Soviets even HAD lunn Hall. last five years, talking about bombs. bombs. In fact, it started when he was 14 Luckily those bombs didn't ex- and thermonuclear bombs were plode. burned January 15. 1936 [center). The job of dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasa- In several of many documented The original Oak Hall [top], built in 1871. safety regulations are met so the new Oak Hall [bottom]. ki. cases of B52 bombers crashing, five UMO fire officials is to see fire [photos from Fogies Library Special Collection). Every administration since Eisen- of the six supposedly independent finished in 1937. doesn't burn also. hower has used the threat of nuclear safety devices went off. In Greenland war to stop a war. Nixon used it in and Spain, some of the bombs Vietnam. He called it his "madman partially exploded, scattering pluto- Ray Boston and cocktails theory." He spread a rumor through nium for miles Kissenger that "Nixon was crazy, With those near-nuclear catastro- and so hated communism that he had phies, we came close to the to highlight Bears Den soft leather briefcase, finger poised, ready to push the extermination of this planet as the one by Leigh Ann Fehm ends up muddled up front." lining area on Wednes- nuclear button." Nixon issued an Three Mile Island came to a reactor Staff writer Ray Boston is the highest paid performer etween 6 and 6:30 p.m. ultimatum, that unless the war was core meltdown. He's got something..,whether it's talent. at the Den. He gets $400 a night-some four TI-30 Calculator, SV-5 total devastation of With nuclear weapons there will stopped, the piece bands get only $250. 3k, Geology (orange) Vietnam would result. always be accidents. Accidents in some aren't sure...but he's the Den's North leading entertainer. "He's just a real good entertainer," said )tebooks as well as S-3 the same time. the October handling, accidents in transporting, At It's "cocktail time" again for Ray Boston bartender "Sparky" Clemmett. notebook. Also Lifesav- Group was planning militarily to and accidents in fooling around with fans. He'll be appearing at the Bears Den "You either like him or you hate him," irreplaceable Summer Hanoi, and every populated 24 million tons of TNT. bomb tonight and Saturday from 9 'til midnight. said junior Mary Albans. "It's usually the iok. Keep the calculator with 852 bombers (a plane What happens if next week a 852 area The Den averages over $1,000 on beer same crowd that goes to see him. I go but please return the carrying two 24 megaton bombs, bomber accidently crashes in the 1 and wine sales when he performs. Each because it's a time to get together with my offered-no questions never before used in this war). coastal waters near Iran-and they am time he plays, tables and pitchers are friends." n to 313 Oxford or Nixon haters would have loved the have the ability to misread the broken and beer mugs either end up on the Everyone has to see Ray Boston at least ells Dining Service. the term ."madnic-ii" in gesture and respond with nuclear use of floor or disappear. "Lately, we've asked once in their years at UMO-he's part of the Nixon's plan. But the term wasn't missies? him to control the crowd," said Carolyn school, according to senior Bob nans Wagon, 62,000 the truth. The promise of nuclear war has too far from Bradeen, the Bears Den bookkeeper. "now Provencher. "He's just another excuse to ling condition, some 1961, the United States said the not happened. So far. But once the In he unwinds the kids the last half hour, tells get drunk, all social events at UMO revolve Contact 827-5177, Union was narrowing the precedent is set, once someone Soviet them to get down off the chairs and around drinking," he said. I Highland Ave. Old gap. In fact, they had four pushes even a "small, conventional missle booths." our 40. But we had to weapon" (the kind we dropped on ICBM's to "He really packs them in," said night But Gross doesn't expect a huge crowd strength. So the United Hiroshima). others will use them, show our supervisor Frank Gross. "The Den is this time. "There are formals going on and Ind in the Stillwater flew airborn 852 bombers. instead of just threatening to use States, always filled to capacity when he's playing. finals coming up. Boston has been falling Gilbert worked the pilots them. And as Ellsberg said, with dentify. John We overtime, We have to turn people away. We lock all off lately. It's the same old thing over and planes that were not designed that proposal, the possibility of flying the doors except one. We attempt to keep a over. You can almost predict what he's missions. During that human extinction comes closer. for constant count on those seated but everyone always going to sing next," he said. I opinion Maine Campus • Friday, Dec. 7, 1979 From the democratic.!tiff Heq, 1uc/11.1 aercjel'io? Lew Strickland ( Ihe' rrza.rAci Foreign polio have Opc.1744d ciso - cc:bilk-AA& dkradtdodes criWud"' Acal //4 Aa3 and Iran for- The primary cause re:n..e:d ex of the current crisis in Iran was U.S. foreign policy for the 44115ERAL AR7-'5 ".dr-s containment of the SovUnion and China by way of heavily vily-armed, U.S. corporate- — primed client states:- • In Iran, this policy deposed a popular, independent socialist government and put an autocratic tyrant in its place. IF: U.S. economic and cultural penetra- tion threatened Iranian autonomy. and The Shah's fascist government mur- dered and tortured tens of thousands of Iranians, and The shah and his family 'transferred' tens of billions in wealth from the Iranian people, THEN: U.S. foreign policy for the past few decades was ultimately responsible ' I" for: 1) The acquisition of state power by the theoractic Khomeini. 2) The addition of ban to the hardline faction of OPEC. Employee 3) The taking of U.S. hostages by Iranian Rebuttal militants when provoked by the apparent U.S. asylum for the shah. The Union of Student Employees has been required by 4) The volitization grateful to the generous and generally the jobs they perform. of the entire intelligent coverage If the raise had been extended to these Mid-East region to the point where given to its activities the by the Maine Campus. students (and to work-study employees slightest intervention by the paid United Dan Warren's singularly minimum wage), the total cost to the States could easily escalate ill-formed university into editorial of Dec. 4 is an unfortunate would have been less than a third world war. This last exception. $15,000 for the entire semester. (Multiply factor has empowered the Iranian The truth of this out for yourself: 600 students government to make unprecedented the matter is when a the paid for work-study employee regular student budget x 106/hour violations of international law and receives a raise of increase 10-cents/hour, he or x 15 hours average work week United States sovereignty. she can make the 16 week x semester's allotted maximum semester.) United States.foreign policy could have by working James facilitated fewer hours. For the average work-study MacCampbell's figure of $75,000 the creation of a neutral employee, this for the last few weeks of the semester interface between the antagonistic, raise means six fewer alone imper- hours, or about a half seems preposterous at best. ialist centers of world power (the hour less per week. At United Advocating a small raise the beginning 01 next semester States, SovUnion, China). for student student workers employees does not mean that we think will receive another small Sweden, Yugoslavia. and Switzerland increase in the hourly form the students should take the money and run wage rate: 20-cents European start of such a — work out their per hour for those working for permeable economic hours early in the wage, minimum and cultural zone. semester and run out 10 cents for those paid more A Probable Scenario on employers and the minimum. than supervisors during the end-of-the The shah is tried by a world court, semester The Union of Student representatives crunch. This is something we Employees is of the Iranian govenment neither recommend pleased that the Student Wage serve as the prosecution, nor condone. has, Committee and representa- In fact, when we went in effect, finally given all tives of the U.S. government to President 20-cent students the and the shah Allen this past August per hour pay increase we serve as the defense. to petition for the in August. asked for last (very modest) pay hike student We think that the Committee's The hostages are released. employees received, somewhat belated concurrence The shah we made a point of request with our loses his freedom and the tens insisting that the increase shows that it was a sensible of billions he stole take effect at quite practical and from Iran. the beginning of the semester. We one. Khomeini wins his for-life dictatorship did We are convinced in this so that student employees and that, like the last one, practice. supervisors their this wage increase could plan schedules will be implemented Khomeini's totalitarian rule alienates together. with a minimum of inconvenience not only university to the the Kurds, but through the We felt that with proper planning, community. Fayedeen, the students, a Our contention peasants, work- very small decrease in the number of all along has been that ers, and even businessmc hours student employees will stir their worked per week per student could are responsible human revolutionary power again. be implemented beings and responsible without major disruption workers, and The Fayedeen, being the only disciplin- of office, should be treated as ed library and cafeteria work such. Despite and organized group in Iran (thanks routines. half-truths and plain untruths once again against circulating to our foreign policy), success- The fact that members us, we will continue to fully challenges of the university university serve the the shah, gaining Marxist community have been able to eat, check in our customary responsible —Leninist rule. out books fashion. We hope that and transact other business on before long our As in the case of Vietnam. campus this service will receive the the semester — despite a recognition and corporate/ruling class foreign policy that last-minute respect which it deserves. was raise in student pay — proves responsible for these two worst case we were right. In the mentime, we outcomes feel that editor will have attained the very end it We might Warren owes student sought add that this raise did not workers on this so ruthlessly to deter. Iran will be cost the university campus a public apology. socialist, a penny. This is on its own terms. Due to our past because it was given foreign only to work-study policy, the chances of that employees, not socialism to students whose salaries being democratic are very slim. are paid entirely by the university. Students in this latter category, Lew Strickland interesting Jim Greenleaf lives in Bangor. His enough, all work at minimum Jim democratic socialist columns wage, regardless Baird appear here of the level of skill Lisa Feldman Fridays. Union of Student Employees The University of Maine at rono's student newspaper since 1875 8191 us The Maine EdItar-in-Chlef Campus is published daily at Atherti‘ing Manager the University Dan Warren kaqiN Arts and Features Editors Wire Editors of Maine at Orono. 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Maitre, Sports Editor Editor's/ Page Editor Garten Photo Assistants Photo Editor Production Assistants George Sue Rapaport Danno Hynes Mitchell Laura Proud Enid Burdick Tarr Logan Jason Cent rella Sandy Raynes Debbie Noack Bill Mason Kevin Ritchie Mark Munro Mike Sullivan 979 Maine Campus • Friday, Dec. 7, 1979 5 iemocratic lp ft .kland gay viewpoint Jon Roberts Conservation is out the window To the Editor: ign policy Wilde-Stein beginnings What the hell is going on around here? It's crazy enough that people are opening windows in classrooms and d hallways — but now the library? Iran "It made the Vietnam and 1973, Bye's group announced the have any office other than I sitting a third floor booth :ause of Kent State furor look like fun beginning stages of was in the current crisis in planning for treasurer. The duties of chairper- yesterday trying to study, wondering . foreign and games." the first Maine Gay Convention. policy for the son were to be performed by a down the back of my neck to my the Donald R. McNeil, who was By early February, several way SovUnion and China by local different member each week, but toes. I knew it couldn't be the non- My then chancellor of UMO, ministers had begun -armed, U.S. corporate- used a "holy Diane Elze was the leader of existent air conditioning system but t these_ words.te describe the con- war" against ates. what one called '-'a- Wilde-Stein after Frank stepped thought, "Who in their right' mind troversy surrounding the birth of collection of deviates." policy deposed a popular, down. She was instrumental in would open a window this time of the Wilde-Stein Club, the only In mid-March, local rialist government and put papers the planning of the next two year?" gay organization in Maine to sur- were refusing to print letters rrant in its place. on symposiums. Well, whoever it was was vive seven years. this controversial subject. foolish At the Ongoing activities under the enough to open not one but two win- ic and end of March, the name was auspices of the club include mon- cultural penetra- From the dows open, and two more further led day in the fall of formally changed, and the Maine thly dances, the speakers' Iranian autonomy, 1973, when down the row! Gee, it's at least 35-40 Karen Bye, Wilde- Gay Symposium was a trium- bureau, lecture series, Maine Gay Stein's first degrees farenheit outside and sunny, ascist chairperson, and phant success. Symposium, the very special Si)x- government mur- others first requested too. Heck, why not? lured university At the end of the school year, th Anniversary of the First Gay tens of thousands recognition and funding But then again, didn't somebody say and as a In the fall of 1973, Steven Bull Dance, Dec. 14, 1979, and many there is energy bonafide group, controversy an crisis? In fact, his family was elected chairperson of the other things. aren't we paying surcharges 'transferred' raged from the UMO campus to and .ns in wealth club to fill Bye's shoes. perhaps more surcharges because of it? from the the very door of the State At the le, end of the school year, Bill Bishop, past treasurer of Well, then, next time you idiots think Supreme Court. By the end of Bull turned over the gavel to the club, said the club could use a of opening a window, why not just Wilde-Stein's first semester, the David Stanley, who in turn gave policy for the past boost in membership to meet the take off a sweater or two? Or better few fight had been won without way to John Frank. Frank was ultimately responsible costly litigation. growing need for people power. I yet, find out if the heat can be turned the last officially-tenured chair- join my voice with his in urging down. Is that too much to ask? The club was not content with person. In the beginning of 1976, ition of state every gay person to attend at least Heavily clothed, power by this crucial first victory. In early the membership decided not to : Khomeini. one meeting. Leslie J. Levesque ition of Iran to the Orono on of OPEC. of U.S. hostages by nts when provoked by Marriage U.S. asylum for the -a relationship of enslavement ization of the entire on to the point where the To the Editor: than the result of immature in- mark in relating the number of tant long-term commitment based on intervention by the people he's met at this school could To an appallingly large fatuation, dependence. As an who were true love or, and this seems the more easily escalate extent, the here basically to get world institution we term illustration, think back to the last time married. It's an likely of the two, is it that we're afraid war. This last marriage and its unstated fact that many foundation, love, have you and your boy/girlfriend(or fathers send to continue the natural growth process ipowered the Iranian been reduced to their daughters away utter rubbish in our husband/wife) both wanted to do to school without help, in short, afraid to face make unprecedented modern society. primarily in the hope that they'll There exists a malignancy something different from the other, find a the world as individuals? [nternational law and on these that suitable husband. The syndrome can only be but couldn't do both as the activities ap- The evidence seems to point to the sovereignty. eradicated by a most plies to males just as easily, careful consideration occupied the same time slot. In all though in foreign policy could have of the ways in their case there's usually a much higher creation of a neutral which we've abused these ideals and liklihood, a compromise was reached latter. One need only look at the in- and you both degree of personal choice involved. credibly the antagonistic, imper• the steps which we might take to right attended to one or the high divorce rate for marriage other activity. But suppose that you before the age of 25 world power (the United the hypocrisy which we are currently The first or, better yet, the both truly desired to go to your manifestations of they syn- even higher prevalance . China). perpetrating. drome begin of unhappy separate activities. this to appear around the end marriages that don't end in divorce slavia. and Switzerland In case, what is of one's termed a compromise is, in actuality, junior and the start of one's (i.e., sweating it out "for ?ean start of such a senior the kids' nothing less than enslavement and sub- year. It's usually at this point sake" or or equally ridiculous mic and cultural zone. Marriage, by definition, is a logical that one's future begins to occupy )able jugation. At any rate, it shows very' reasons). Scenario extension of a healthy relationship much of one's thoughts and , I have no argument with the ideals ried by little respect or regard for the other. of a world court, between two people based on an necessarily, many of one's actions. We marriage and love and ideed find I the What it points to is a loss of in- them Iranian govenment emotion, namely, love. But let us look see a general movement towards both pleasant prospects to be sought ecution, and representa- dividualism and identity, in favor of an closely at how this relationship comes identity based only on the relationship. "serious" relationships and away from after and looked forward to. But ;overnment and the shah about, what happens once it's achieved the dating round robin usually engaged marriage snouia not mean the nse. One is no longer a person but rather a sub- and, most importantly, at the in by most young adults. Thus the jugation and enslavement of that per- re partial person who can find completion released. emotional involvement at the bottom prevalance of marriage sets in, or shor- son I may someday choose to marry. It is only in the other. freedom and the tens of it all. tly thereafter, the senior year. will mean a profound respect and ad- e from Iran. miration for another individual in their ins for-life dictatorship in On another tack, let's examine what By and large, the grand majority of I'd like to call • the Why? Is it really that we've found totality. relationships "graduation/marriage syndrome." that "one special person" with whome alitarian rule alienates that eventuate in Flack Editor Dan Warren wasn't far we're prepared to make a very impor- Bill irdis. but through the marriage are based on little more than so off Estabrooke Hall idents, peasants. work- inessmc.. will stir their et- again. An insulted Canadian provoked >eing the only disciplin- group in Iran (thanks To the Editor: residents (or, rather, some Maine hair, or those who aon't take showers (clothes, hair styles, personal 'oreign policy), success- unwrit- residents who do not take part in this three times a day. possesions and personal preferences) ! Reading a letter. better left shah. gaining Marxist ten by Dave Saunders (Maine Campus, sort of thing) I have to say that in Con- For la piece de resistance, he that our society is so separated and Nov. 29, 1979) has provoked me to necticut Canadian folks are not poked correlates his insults with being people alienated from each other. se of Vietnam, the at, as they are in Maine. I am by no Canadian. I feel some sadness for you, So, I'm sorry Dave. This may have ass foreign write. policy that must Dave try to prove his means implying that everyone does it, Dave, for you missed one of the most turned out to be a personal attack, r these case Why two worst through insinuations (that people but in this particular instance Mr. important points of life: It's not what which was not my original intention. attained point the very end it hair and wrinkled clothes Saunders has insulted my ethnic you look like, or where you come And maybe I shouldn't have taken y to deter. Iran will be with long a piercing anti-Canadian background. from, but who you are. I realize he wr- your letter so seriously, but you wrote terms. Due past smell?) and to our remark? My family lives in Connec- He also made quite a generalization ote those remarks to form an effective your thoughts down and I have been he chances of that ticut but we are all Canadian citizens about people who don't go to Sears to retort to Counter Culture's letter, but insulted. nocratic are very slim. (naturalization papers intact, rest buy the latest in doubleknit perma- he need not be so prejudgmental. It is assured). At risk of offending Maine press specials, those who have long because of the things he mentioned Line Pelletier lives in Bangor. His Colvin columns appear here

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Today's calm is brought to you as a no service of the daily Maine" pous and the concerned I duals whose names ap the accom- panying a ents. This caien should show that alcohol 1necessary for students to ha good time. Have a ha21 holiday season and good luc finals. From the staff of ktiCWIACIMeikVeitqe*Ne Campus. fie Maine 1 I Have a healthy 1 l' holiday! 1 1 t Cutler Health 1 DEC BER 1979 te Center 1 FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 ,I :i(tqitC•koltWit(qtAWikah4c41 7 8 FOCUS: The International Year of the Focue: The of International Year the Child—Dave Mallet 2 Chi/d--All day concert p.m. program in Memorial Lcngyel Gym UNIVERSITY Union Sugarloaf Day trip call 581-7598 Outdoor equipment swap shop 8 a.m 20th Century Music 4 BOOKSTORE, UMO Ensemble p.m. to 9 p.m. North & South Lown, Union Damn Yankee Sports Women's swimming v New Damn 581-7241 Brunswick 7 p.m. Classified Employees Fair Movie A Night at the Opera 7 & 9:30 Yankee the dark 6:30, profits are used to p.m. 101 EM MUAB Movie A shot in --Where 8:30, 10:30 p.m. 101 EM lowe: the cost of ‘, OUT textbooks. --Last year UMO students paid about $100.000.00 less 11 12 Sandwich Cinema Mark Twain 13 14 15 North most of :10 p.m. 120 When I was a boy 12:10 p.m. for texts than did Lawn room Susan Heath, flute, the country. Bloodmobile Aliso Hall & Theatre In quest8:15 p.m curtain, Faculty Recital Sugarloaf day trip call 581-7598 their peers about Memorial Union Lillian Garwood, piano. 8:15 p.m. Theatre Inquest, 8:15 p.m. Hauck p.m. Stodder Hauck Soup Kitchen 5311100 P.m. Ram's Lord Hall Sports Hockey v NH 7:30 p.m. viva! Black 8:15 p.m. Hauck Horn Sports Men's swimming c Harvard Theatre Inquest MovieThe Paper Chase-- 7 & 9:30 p.m 7 p.m. 101 Casablanca 7&9:30 p.m. 101 IDB MOVIE Gral larlY Down, 7 & 7:30 p m. Movie 101 EM p.m. 130 Little EM Hauck 9:15 Movie Gray Lady Down 78r9:15 p.m. 100 Nutting The UMO Department 21 22 of Police and Public 18 19 20 Safety wish you a Sports Hockey v Colgate 7:30 p.m. Sports Hockey v Colgate 7:30p.m. kitchen 51$090 p.m. p.m. Damn Soup kRam's Make an angle for your Christmas safe and Happy Horn tree. then give it to a friend Exam Breaks 710 9 P.m., Damn Yankee Send a Christmas card to your favorite holiday season. superhero.

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spell 'Christmas' while writing Sportys Men'sa basketball v THE WARMEST I sno,sman 111, odel him after Try to Fairleigh Make a own New Year.' Dickenson (in Bangor)7:35 p.m. great uncle alio ved in Omaha Thought for the day---writer your 'Happy ). our of send your u. a photo of the version of 'The Twelve Days Then Ilipve it OF SEASONS frost look-alike He Christmas,' in pig latin. 1g GREETINGS g FROM THE g 1 ENTIRE UMO COMMUNITY Maine Campus • Friday, Dec. 7, 1979 8 national and world . 1 pickup truck at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday. Ayatollahs meet amia struggling factions Tanker spills gas police said Magno was dead at State toward U.N. scene. They said his wife, Isabelle, Iran — Iran's Ayatollah moderate attitude FALMOUTH --- Police in Falmouth the TEHRAN, resolution calling for serious condition at Methodist spent half an hour yesterday Security Council have ordered a precautionary was in Khomeini American hostages in Hospital in Indianapolis. The couple home of another ayatollah, by release of the evacuation of all businesses near the at the are quoted as calling it were reportedly on a wedding trip. name of Shariatmadari, as new Tehran. They site where a tanker truck carrying the mainly because it clashes between followers of the two "A step forward," liquified propane gas overturned Iran. But the studen- Magno was a native of Stonington, men were reported in the cities of Qom doesn't condemn yesterday. graduated from Auburn's Edward ts holding the hostages have given no morning, police and and Tabriz. By late yesterday Little High School in 1931. For many were reported in indication they they have changed their ordered the closing of the Falmouth No casualties years, he sold ice cream at every state fighting, but two people rejection of the security council shopping center on U.S. I. And there is yesterday's fair in Maine, a business he took over Wednesday. Supporters of resolution. no word on how long it will be before were killed from his mother. who leads the Turkish President Carter reportedly told the situation is brought under control. the ayatollah minority called for revenge for the some congressmen Wednesday that a error policy of economic denial might induce than 8,000 Bubble is in death of two comrades. Sahriat- The truck, carrying more Iran to release the American hostages. scien- madari's followers took over the state- gallons of liquid propane gas, ovtrtur- - San ViancisCo — A U.C.L.A One congressman quoted the president morning on the owned radio and television station in ned around 6:45 yesterday tist said the bubble of earth over as saying Iran's economy may suffer Interstate 295. the Tabriz. an entrance ramp to San Andreas Fault, known as even without the U.S. taking any an Khomeini met with the ethnic Palmdale Bulge, may simply be initiatives. With gas leaking from the disabled error made on paper by surveyors. But Turkish leader yesterday and said Pentagon said the Russians have tanker, police closed sections of the in- findings does not mean there won't "plotters" were responsible for the The the increased their naval forces in the In- terstate, U.S. 1 and the Falmouth spur be more earthquakes in the area. clashes. Khomeini's son pins the blame of the Maine turnpike for fear of an on agents of the C.I.A. and the dian Ocean for the second time in as explosion. Geophysi,ist David Jackson said the deposed shah's secret police. The many weeks. Spokesman Thomas Ross reputed bulge seems to be the product clashes center on the Islamic con- said they now total 18 ships, compared stitution that will make Khomeini to 12 earlier. There is no indication sufferred of small but repeated errors, which The driN er of the truck supreme ruler for life. Supporters of whether the development is related to minor injuries. W. Thomas Wilkinson, make it appear that a chunk of southern California has been raised as the Turkish leaders are unhappy with the Iranian crisis. The U.S. also has ex- 30, of Amherst, N.H., was rushed to tra ships in the Indian Ocean. Maine Medical Center in Portland with much as 18 inches. official election returns showing their a sore shoulder and leg. He was later Jackson described his findings at a province supporting the constitution, Meanwhile, the shah is reported released. meeting of the American Geophysical which does not heed their demands for relaxing, playing chess and enjoying Union in San Francisco. autonomy. After the two ayatollahs the warm Texas sun at Lackland The truck, owned by the L.P. Air Tran- Several scientists, including Robert met in Qom, Khomeini claimed they Force Base, Texas, where sport Co., of Exeter, N.H., was he is Castle, the man who discovered the have no quarrel. recuperating from heading from the turnpike spur onto 1- cancer and bulge, are not convinced by Jackson's gallbladder treatment 295 when is apparently skidded on the Meanwhile, the Pars News Agency in New York. A icy surface. findings. pictured Khomeini and Foreign spokesman, Robert Armao, said "At Jackson said the first uplift, which the moment, we have no time frame Rush-hour commuter traffic was 1961 and rerouted supposedly occurred between Minister Ghotbzadeh as taking a for his departure." onto the middle road and miscalibration in Route 88. '64, stemmed from a the leveling rods used to measure elevation. He said a later uplifting, in Ice cream man dies UMO PINBALL CHAMPION 1979 .I 1971, did occur — due to an ear- NEW CASTLE, Ind. — A 68-year- thquake at San Fernando, near Los old Farmington man who once Angeles. WHO WILL IT BE? operated an ice cream stand at every Jackson said his findings don't mean state fair in Maine was reported killed the chances of a major southern Find out at the Maine Campus .I last night in a two-vehicle collision in California earthquake are any more to, Indiana. remote. In fact, as he put it, "There '0 Pinball Tournament Indiana state police said Raymond are lots of reasons to believe that Dec.8th Magno senior had left Interstate 70 southern California is suscep- Dec. 7th-14th II near New Castle, Ind., and apparently tible...and we're getting a bit overdue 411 6-9PM 1 2-9PM turned onto the wrong lane of state for one." Route 3 when the accident occurred. 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The Bowling Bowl? by Greg Betts highway robbery, he can take con- Staff writer solation in the way his young team bat- to beat in the H20 Bowl. tled the taller and more experienced TheGeology Bowl will feature a In the aftermath of Wednesday's Pirates down to the final wire. The superb battle between Slippery debacle in Greenville, N.C., Skip Bears shot 49 percent from the floor It used to be so simple. At the Rock College and the University Chappelle is anxious to return to and made up for a lack of rebounding end of the college football season of Arkansas at Little Rock. playing basketball five-on-five Satur- by playing tough team defense. we used to have four major bowls The boys of Pfeiffer College in day evening when the Black Bears host "As a team, I dont know if we can to focus our attention on. Cotton Misenheirner, isl,C, will be in- the Blue Hens of Delaware at play any better then we did," said Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl, vited to play in the Salad Bowl. Memorial Gymnasium. Chappelle. That's what makes this loss Rose Bowl, nice and simple, easy Word has it that the Uncle Ben Chappelle and company were still in so hard to take. I hope we can continue to keep track of. Within the past Bowl wants Rice University of shock upon returning to Orono Thur- to play with the same intensity against decade, however, they've started Houston. sday evening following their 67-65 Delaware Saturday," Chappelle said. to sneak up on us. Suddenly there St. Cloud State will be proud overtime loss to East Carolina — a The Blue Hens of Coach Ron Rainey are imposters like the Garden to represent its home state of game that saw two controversial offen- have played just one game this season, State Bowl, the Holiday Bowl, Minnesota in the Weather Bowl. sive fouls against Maine in the final 21 but that was a surprising 61-60 win the Fiesta Bowl, the Bluebonnet The Matt Dillion Bowl will seconds of regulation play wipe out a over Drexel. Delaware's major Bowl, etc., etc., ad nauseum. showcase Marshall University of four-point UMO lead and an almost weakness, like Maine, is a lack of I'm sorry, kids, but like in- Huntington, West Virginia. certain victory for the Bears. height and experience with a frontcourt flation and gas prices, I just can- A great battle shapes up in the "It was a very, very sad scene down of 6' 8", 6' 4" and 6' 3" and just one not see this Bowl game Ricnard Nixon Bowl as the there....They (the officials) just senior on the starting five — forward proliferation being brought un- College of Great Falls from Great wouldn't let us win," said a disgrun- Dave Gruber. Delaware is hoping to der control in the near future. Falls, Montana has accepted the tled Chappelle Thursday. I was ac- rebound from a disasterous season in On the contrary, this grave crisis bid. tually sick following the game. There 1978-79 that saw them go 5-22. has only begun its assault on our Another solid game will be the we were with a four-point lead and a "We really don't know too much eyes, ears and television screens. Presidential Bowl which has in- half-minute to go and we had the ball. about them because they've only Don't say I didn't warn you vited Washington and Jefferson But before we knew it — bang, bang, played the one game, but they should when Chris Schenkel runs College of Washington, PA. bang — they (the officials) destroyed be a much improved team," said Chap- through the bowl pairings and Defiance College of Defiance, us. They just wouldn't let us bring it up pelle. you hear.... Ohio will play in the "Says court. It was the worst loss I've ever "This is certainly a pivotal game for C.W. Post College has accep- Who?!" Bowl. been associated with at Maine. We had us because it will show us what we're ted a bid to play in the Cereal Hendrix College of Conway, it won and then had it taken away." made of. Since it's so difficult to win Bowl. Arkansas will play in the Rock Though Chappelle's memory of this on the road, we can't afford to lose to Skidmore College is still and Roll Heaven Bowl. trip down Tobacco Road will be one of Delaware or to many others at home." awaiting an opponent for the Fir- The Explorer Bowl features estone 500 Bowl. Lewis and Clark College of Por- Duke University will play in tland, Oregon. the John Wayne Bowl. In a show-down which can't be High Point College of North shown in prime-time, Conception Sports weekend Carolina will play in the Climax Seminary College takes on Ball Bowl. State from Muncie, Indiana in Friday in the field house. Colgate University of the Birth Bowl. Women's v. Women's swimming v. New Brun- track UVermont at 1 Hamilton, N.Y. will play Aurora p.m. in a dual College was not in- swick at 7 p.m. at Wallace Pool. meet with the men's. Marycrest College of Davenport, vitged to any Bowl games, but Women's Saturday gymnastics v UMFar- Iowa in the Dental Bowl. hopes to place some of its mington at UVermont at 1 p.m. The The Howard Cosell Bowl has players in an all-star game. Men's swimming v. UVermont team currently has a 1-1 record. Catamounts invited Monmouth College of Transylvania University of at Wallace Pool, 2 p.m. Men's basketball v. UDelaware at New Jersey. Lexington, Kentucky was strip- Men's track v. UVermont at 1 p.m. 7:35. Pennsylvania's Ursinus ped of any Bowl potential by the College will play in the Dristan NCAA. Apparently some of their Bowl. players have been accuse of biting S. & J. BROWN - GOLDSMITHING In the Sneaker Bowl, Converse in the pile-ups after tackles. College of South Carolina is the P.S. 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If you are U-MW "U -STORE reliable and would like to earn $3.15/hour, one cOupOr, er customer call Ann Roderick at 581-7531. 979 Maine Campus • Friday, Dec. 7, 1979 sports I I ooking Danno loss Looking back at UMO sports-- Hynes cry, he can take con- thanksfor the memories way his young team bat- When I first came to UMO as a and more experienced to drop to this 'lesser' level of I've freshman I looked at the school's been one of the first to call UMO with the most competitive to the final wire. The play and reap its benifits. him a lunatic sports program as what it is at for scheduling the and prestigious schedule of op- percent from the floor Bears with national powers first glance-a source of healthy SOCCER like ponents in the school's history. or a lack of rebounding — The soccer Alabama, South Carolina competition among schools, an program and Semler has had just three years to th team defense. is right now in a state of LSU. But, Maine has yet to get educational experience for its limbo. Doug prepare a competitive team and I dont know if we can Biggs has been able its face blown off by the 'big as participants and a source of en- to recruit a result has a roster that is ab- er then we did," said some talented players boys,' so I stand corrected on sent of players tertainment for tfie student body but it is still any from the tt's what makes this loss too soon to say how Skip's mental condition. Now state. While and surrounding towns. they will Semlers' hard . I hope we can continue do. Were the football that Maine has such a talent- recruiting is undoubtedly Now, four years later, as I team to in the le same intensity against go to Division 2 then laden schedule Chappelle has to best interest wind down the final two weeks of perhaps of UMO hockey it rday," Chappelle said. Biggs could get some come up with someone to replace may be in the best my college career I see the spot is more interest of the ns of Coach Ron Rainey scholarships to build his graduating Rufus Harris. While program's support program as also being a form of team. across the st one game this season, While four or five talented there is definitely excellent talent state it Semler big business. While sports is not were to recruit a a surprising 61-60 win recruits can't turn a football team on the team now, there is not the few Maine boys geared to be money making in in the next . Delaware's major around they can certainly turn a type of player who can keep you couple of years. talent every instance it is essential to the soccer The is .! Maine, is a lack of team into a contender. in a game with anyone the way there, as other schools have erience with a frontcourt welfare of the program that Harris does. some of the teams do BASEBALL — Dr. found, it just needs the time to ' and 6' 3" and just one produce Winkin is work one of the wizards of the HOCKEY —Perhaps a biased its way into the Black Bear starting five — forward revenue. As with any business, game at roster. Delaware is hoping to when you have some bad accoun- any level and he has shown it by opinion, but Jack Semler has im- a disasterous season in ts you have two solutions: drop building the baseball program in- pressed me the most of any As a fan, observer, writer and to ,w them go 5-22. the account or correct it. As one one of the best around. While player, coach or individual I've commentator of UMO sports for don't know too much of my final gestures on these Winkin's team is not revenue seen. When I was a freshman, four years, those are my because they've only sports pages, I offer some ran- producing, they do have the op- Alfond Arena was a field of grass thoughts. After graduation, I will game, but they should dom thoughts on Black Bear portunity to represent Maine and hockey at UMO meant a probably continue to follow the roved team," said Chap- sports. from coast to coast in a more frozen field near the river. In Black Bears for years to come but than adequate manner. only four years an excellent arena it will be those teams, coaches :ainly a game has been built and Semler had and individuals pivotal for FOOTBALL— Few schools BASKETBALL-Skip Chapelle of these past four will show us what we're prepared a formidable team to years that I will remember the excell in every area of its athletic has impressed me more and e it's so difficult to win more enter into Division 1. longest. Thanks. program and football is one area each year since I was a freshman. Division 1 hockey represents ,e can't afford to lose to where UMO definitely does not many others at home." excell. Dropping attendance figures and losing records in recent years demand that 448 Wilson IT. something be done. No matter next to the STABLE 2 DRINKS how good a coaching staff there Brewer for the PRICE of 1 is or how talented a few players LAST ise. may be Maine does not have the 2 NIGHTS on TUESDAY nights tck v. UVermont at 1 talent or the money to become a neet with the men's. threat in Division 1. Why not ymnastics v UMFar- drop the football program to Univer- fermont at 1 p.m. The Division 2? As Delaware 41411111• & has a 1-1 record. sity has shown, it is not a shame to compete The .tball v. UDelaware at in Division 2. Blue Hens have outstanding at- MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS tendance at their games and as a I get in free result the football program has A' NEW Beer THING developed to the point where BREED with 1 Delaware will be playing in I Albuquerque, N.M. tomorrow OF ROCK! 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