The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol.XCIUNo.76 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, February 13, 1990 Panel speaks out about changes in South Africa Personal stories related by native countrymen By Cindy Rodriguez dent; and David Sclalcdi, an Daily Campus Staff educational psychology gra- "It was a major victory to duate student. All four men are see Nelson Mandela as a free originally from South Africa. man," said anthropology pro- Each member commented on fessor Ben Magubanc. the recent struggles and possi- Magubanc, was one of four ble changes in South Africa men to speak last night about after the freeing of Mandela. the history of oppression and "Yesterday, a significant apartheid in South Africa and number of white people con- the future of that country after ceded defeat. There was not a Sunday's freeing of Nelson change of heart, it is not in Mandela. their interest to sec blacks gain Mandela, jailed since 1962 power," said Bopalomo. for helping plan the African "(South African) President National Congress' anti-gov- F.W. dc Klerk wants to do the ernment guerilla campaign, right thing," said Swcigcrs, "'I was released Sunday after 27 believe there has been a psy- years in prison. chological change of heart. I The other three guests at the am skeptical that complete discussion held in Montcilh democracy is possible, but I 143 were Gerry Swcigcrs, a am more hopeful now than I chemistry graduate student; was even just a year ago. I —Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus Harold Bopalamo, a master of foresee major changes." A four member panel spoke last night about apartheid in South Africa. Seated from business administration stu- See page 4 left to right: Gerry Sweigers, David Selaledi, Harold Bopalamo and Ben Magubame. Curfew imposed on city to quell disorder Riots break out against Armenian refugees Perrier MOSCOW (AP) — Riots Musafar Madzhidov, corres- phone interview. chev was forced to send thou- broke out in the capital of pondent for official radio and Members of the crowd shout- sands of soldiers into the area resumes Tadzhikistan during protests television in Dushanbe, said ar- ed, "Down with the Arme- to impose control. Monday against the reset- mored vehicles had been nians," he said. But until Monday there had tlement of ethnic Armenian re- brought into the city center, Armenians, a predominantly been no reports that the trouble bottling fugees in the Soviet Asian and that it was calm late Mon- Christian people, have been had spread to the predominantly republic, official sources said. day. He said an unknown num- involved for the last two years PARIS (AP) — Perrier re- Moslem republics of Soviet sumed bottling mineral water One report said there were ber of people had been killed in bloody dispute with pre- Central Asia such as deaths and dozens of injuries. and more than 70 were injured. dominantly Moslem Azer- Monday and a spokesman said Tadzhikistan. the benzene contamination that The official Tass news agen- Rioting erupted after two baijanis over control of the Police fired in the air to cy said a state of emergency rallies in a 24-hour period over Nagorno-Karabakh region of forced the recall of 72 million disperse the crowd, but the bottles in the United States and and a nighttime curfew had rumors that Armenian refugees Azerbaijan. rioting continued until annorcd been imposed on the city of from bloody ethnic strife in the More than 200 people have Canada probably was due to vehicles brought soldiers into human error. Dushanbe to quell "mass dis- Caucasus region were being been killed in Armenian and the center of the city at about orders and pogroms, and acts of given preference for new hous- Azerbaijan since Jan. 13, and Jean-Claude Lcmaigncn, a 10 p.m., when the curfew was company spokesman, said all arson and looting.' ing, Madzhidov said in a tele- President Mikhail S. Gorba- imposed, Madzhidov said. tests for contamination "at the end of the production line have Protection of leaders been negative." He said company officials believe only 13 bottles were called for at summit contaminated with benzene, a WASHINGTON (AP) — A massive security operation is being clear, flammable poison used assembled to protect President Bush and three Latin leaders from as a solvent for fats and in danger during a daylong drug summit in violence-wracked making lacquers, varnishes and Colombia. dyes. Benzene in high doses A wide array of defenses — some obvious and some not — arc has been linked to cancer in expected to be in place when Bush spends about six hours Thursday animals. with the presidents of Colombia, Peru and Bolivia at a heavily The company has said all guarded naval base near the coastal resort city of Cartagena. recalled bottles will be de- Colombian authorities say about 5,000 security agcnLs will be stroyed. deployed In addition, U.S. warships likely will be stationed in A spokesman for the Health the Caribbean to provide support. U.S. warplanes may be used to Ministry confirmed there was escort Air Force One. no contamination at the spring "It's a serious environment to deal with," said William A. Haw- from which the water flows. thorne, who retired from the Secret Service in 1987 as executive The government tests the assistant to the director. source regularly, the last time at the end of 1989, the mini- "The fact that they're going tells mc the Secret Service believes stry said. they can provide security in that environment. I'm not particularly Lcmaigncn said exports to worried," Hawthorne said. the United States and Canada Eight years ago, when Bush was visiting Colombia as vice would resume more rapidly president, a cache of dynamite was found buried along the runway than planned, in the next week at Bogota international airport after his plane took off. or two. Earlier, the company The Defense Ministry speculated at the lime that leftist guerrillas said Perrier water might be off had planted the explosives days earlier but were thwarted by the market for months. security from getting close enough to detonate the dynamile on the day Bush left. Source Perrier SA halted pro- duction over the weekend and Brushing aside security concerns, Bush says he wants to go to withdrew bottles from North Colombia as an expression of support for its president, Virgilio American store shelves after Barco, who is waging war against the country's drug lords. the contamination was dis- "And I believe ... that the security of the president can be pro- covered. tected on this naval base, a place where the man (Barco) has his own home that is cut off from the mainland except by one Frederik Zimmer, chairman entrance," Bush said last week. of Perrier, said human error —UPI Jerry Parr, who was head of President Ronald Reagan's protective was to blame for the entry of COLOMBIA—A Colombian army patrol stands guard the benzene at the plant in Ver- detail, said that on a scale of 1 to 10, the danger to Bush was "pro- next to the airport where President Bush will arrive bably a seven or an eight." on Thursday for a daylong drug summit. gczc in southern France. 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«r~— [Husky Talk —Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus Was Nelson Mandela's release strictly public- ity or is South Africa on the road to reform? Gloria Scott Economics -Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus ENJOY THE VIEW—A different perspective of the campus as seen from the "// was a bit of both. The cemetery next to the Jungle. government wanted to show to the rest of the world that South Africa is actually changing for Trump dumped by Ivana the better. The economy is suf- NEW YORK (AP) — 'But I am leaving because I fering and Mandela's release Mandela was free and Tyson able, spokesmen said, leaving want to leave. Smith's jet- and car-phone makes the world see that was down, but for much of "Ivana is a wonderful woman maybe South Africa is willing New York, Monday's big news conversations as the latest and a very good woman and I word. to give more freedom to the was the separation of Ivana and like her. We might even get "It is better for Ivana and me blacks." Donald Trump, the billionaire back together. I can't say we developer who had the foresight to separate at this time," won't. Who knows what could to perfect the art of the Trump told the columnist. happen? Tony Leckner prcnuptial deal. History According to columnist Liz have watered down their genes "I think it's just publicity and Smith, who broke the story in Rooney gets because "the less intelligent there is no change or maybe Sunday's Daily News, the support ones arc the ones mat have the prcnuptial agreement has been they felt he served his time, 27 NEW YORK (AP) — Andy most children." years is long enough." updated four times in the 12- ycar marriage, the last time Rooney said Monday he two years ago. appreciates what "60 Minutes" Indians keep If the split sticks, the deal is anchorman Mike Wallace said on the show but added it was gambling this: Ivana gets S25 million, LAC DU FLAMBEAU, plus the Greenwich, Conn., nothing like the off-camera en- dorsement he got. Wis. (AP) — Operators of an mansion, and custody of the Indian casino say they will three children. "I got great support from Tomorrow's Question: What is your attitude toward Valentine's continue to offer Las Vegas- "The Donald," as Ivana Mike on Friday," Rooney said Day? style gambling, despite a affectionately called him in in a telephone interview. "It was just wonderful. I wish the warning from the state's attor- happier times, keeps every- ney general that such games are thing else — a business and statement on "60 Minutes" had been as good as he was in per- illegal. real estate empire worth some- Leaders of the Lac du Flam- where between SI.7 billion and son." Today inside the DC Rooney said the statement beau Chippewa tribe say the $4 billion, depending on who's opinion by Attorney General counting. by Wallace, made during the News Focus regular Sunday telecast, was Donald Hanaway does not And New Yorkers get some make sense in a state where a The committee to review the UConn students help keep world-class gossip, courtesy of written by "60 Minutes" pro- ducer Don Hewitt. lottery and pari-mutuel betting student conduct code will hold 42 Connecticut hospitals battling tabloids and TV sta- at dog tracks are legal. a forum for all members of the running smoothly by donating tions that can't get enough of The noncommittal statement acknowledged Rooncy's sus- It also threatens the eco- University community tonight blood. So what's to giving? the tuxedoed Trump and the nomic revival of the 2,276- at 6:30 pm. Page 4 Page 9 bcjcwclcd, begowned, blond pension and said his colleagues looked forward to his return. member reservation, which re- Ivana, fixtures on the social cently invested 5134,000 to circuit. Rooney at first declined to Index say what he thought of the remodel a grocery store into the Sports Trump was back in New Lake of the Torches Casino in Classified 16 York Monday after witnessing statement but then added, "I Comics 14 thought it would have been northern Wisconsin. The men's basketball team another shocker — James Vilas County District At- Crossword 15 "Buster" Douglas' knockout of nice if it would have been travels to Pittsburgh in Big stronger in my support." torney David Penn said he will Editorials 12 East conference action. boxing champ Mike Tyson in Focus 9 Rooney was suspended last use Hanaway's opinion to raid Page 22 Tokyo. the year-old facility this week Horoscope 13 Hut the author of the best- week after a biweekly gay magazine, The Advocate, and shut it down. Sports 24 selling "The Art of the Deal" quoted him as saying blacks wasn't making himself avail-

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Also taking place at the would display the students necticut and the issue of ous problems. meeting was a proposal by the eventual grade along side of the changing temporary incomplete Tighe said the reserve ac- Tighc said thai C'asieen Scholastic Standards Commit- grades were the main topics of counts are now replacing state hoped the senate would join in tee to change the system of the For example, if a student re- discussion at the University funds, which could lead to two with other campus organiza- temporary grade "Incomplete" ceived an "I" which was later Senate meeting last night. possible scenarios. One is that tions, such as the Ur.dcrgradu- (*T as seen on a grade sheet). changed to a "B", the grade UConn Provost Thomas would read "I-B." The senate Tighc, speaking on behalf of passed the recommendation President John T. Castcen III, shortly before the meeting ad- said Casteen has urged State On Wednesday, journed. Rep. 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The senate meeting was ad- The 15 percent increase in journed before completion be- tuition for the fall of 1990 was Provost Thomas Tighe cause of time restrictions. The decided upon because it was points to a graph to meeting will be finished next suppose to enhance the quality illustrate a decrease in Monday at 4:00 p.m. in the of the University, said Tighe. —Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus state funding for UConn. Student Union U.N. room. Instead the money will only serve to replace the money in the reserve funds that has been , ^*w Downtownuowmown aiorrsStorrs used due to the budget prob- It's Valentine "Passion" Week » lems, he said. at Campus On Wednesday, Governor William A. 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A significant addition to a chance to help dictate proper will co-chair the forum with anyone else, she said. the code has been an emphasis on victim's rights, Ellis said. student behavior at the Univer- the vice president for Student The committee will note the The committee hopes to sity of Connecticut. Affairs, Carol Wiggins. suggestions made and wiil have the code revised by this Since September, the Stu- The forum will be a success meet immediately following A preamble has been written spring to submit for approval dent Conduct Code has been if students and the community the forum to discuss them, and is currcnUy being looked at to the board of trustees. If ap- under review by a 19 member take time to read the conduct Wiggins said. by the president, Ellis said. proved, the code would then be committee of faculty, staff and code and turnout with thoughts To this date, the committee The preamble states what the given to students at the begin- students who were asked by on possible changes, said has split into three university community expects ning of next fall's semester. President John T. Casteen III Cindy Long, committee mem- to evaluate the code and make ber and residence hall complex ...discussion of South Africa revisions if they felt it neces- coordinator. sary. Wiggins said she doesn't From front page about changes in South Africa. Sclaledi explained the educa- The committee will hold a know how people feel about "The pressure was too much "Democracy is possiblc-- tional system and the inferior forum at 6:30 p.m. to give the conduct code and will be to bear. De Klerk had to make that's why we're fighting the curriculum blacks receive. He members of the university very interested to see how a move and his move was to war. If we didn't think so, we said in the fifth grade, his community a chance to lake many people attend. free Mandela," said Sclalcdi. might as well give up." curriculum included manual part in the revision. Anyone who wants to speak Professor Magubane sees the The four men also explained work and gardening. The meeting, which will be must sign up when they arrive release as a major victory for different aspects of South Afri- The panelists were invited by Political Science Professor held in Monteith 143, will be at the forum and will then be South Africans. "The release can culture and their personal Tom Redden to speak to his the first opportunity the public given five minutes to speak, acknowledged that Mandela experiences while living there. comparative politics class has had to participate in the re- Wiggins said. If someone existed. It was a major psy- about their daily occurrences view. wishes to speak longer, they chological breakthrough. The Professor Magubane told of with the South African The committee hopes to get must sign up again and will be African has arrived and must be the time he was thrown in jail given another five minutes treated as an equal." by South African police be- government and apartheid. ideas on changes that should be "During the semester, I draw made or sections of the code when their name comes around, Bopalamo is also optimistic cause he was not carrying his pass book. members from the college Bopalomo described the community that are from the homelands where he lived, countries we study. It is a way University of Connecticut Study Abroad Program in which are the worst pieces of to personalize and further property available in South understand the events studied in Rouen, France Africa. the text," said Redden. 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East German leaders asked ADN, the official East Ger- munist government, beginning They said Waigcl mentioned The Soviet leader's stand West Germany on Monday for man news agency, said two in October, and now encour- the plan at a meeting of EC disagrees with the United financial aid of up to $9 bil- young people were slightly in- ages a growing reunification ministers Monday. No details States and Western European lion, but the West Germans jured in scuffles with about 75 were released. said no. Finance Minister Thco movement. What remains of nations, who oppose a neutral to 100 right-wing radicals who the Communist Party in East ADN said Gorbachev told Germany with no tics to the Waigcl said there was "no showed up in Leipzig. Modrow by telephone he had sense" in financing a "system Germany has tried to slow the Western military alliance. About 80,000 people held a process. "clearly lold" Kohl a "united East Germany rejected a that has still not decided to rally in Karl-Marx-Stadt and Germany staying within the West German proposal make fundamental changes and On Tuesday, Kohl and Hans structure of NATO cannot be chants of "Germany, one fa- Wednesday for quick adoption has not shown it is capable of Modrow, East Germany's accepted." therland!" rang through the of a common currency, but ap- doing so." proved the principle of a About 70,000 East Germans city. monetary union. turned out Monday evening for Last year, 340,000 East Arabs deprived Chancellor Helmut Kohl of the weekly pro-democracy rally Germans moved to prosperous, West Germany, trying to has- in Leipzig. Dozens carried capitalist West Germany. 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—Hillary Jackson/ The Daily Campus Giving Blood is as easy as 1,2,3,4 Clockwise from lelt: By Paulette Donnelly fection while donating. Daily Campus Staff The nurse then determines which vein to use, cleanses 1.Andrew Vernale, a sixth semester A 5-ycar-oId boy with Cooley's anemia needs 15 the area with an antiseptic, and then inserts the needle. English major, gives blood for the seventh pints of blood a year to survive. His dream is to grow "Boys and girls, if you have a pierced car, it is no time. Next time, he will have given a up to become a baseball player, but he probably will worse than that," said Nancy Goodwin, a senior donor gallon. not live that long. A liver transplant patient used 450 recruitment representative of the Connecticut region 2.Anne Dodd, retired M.D., checks the iron pints of blood in just one day. It takes 800 pints of blood services. level in Vernale's blood. blood daily to adequately service the 42 hospitals in When the bag is full and the needle has been with- 3.Bobby Cislo, R.N., takes Vernale's Connecticut. What would happen if there was not drawn, the nurse places a pressure bandage on the donation. enough blood in the hospitals? Even more frightening, donor's arm. 4.Vernale prepares to be escorted to the what if a family member was in need of blood? The donor then goes to the canteen , a refreshment canteen after donating. Giving blood is a relatively quick and simple process. area, for 15 minutes. To replenish fluids lost from the To be eligible, a donor must be at least 17 years old and body, it is important for the donor to drink fluids for the weigh 110 lbs. or more. Before donating, donors next 24 hours. should eat a good meal. What if someone faints? "Most of the lime fear is the At a blood drive, the potential donor must first regis- cause. People just work themselves up to it," Goodwin ter and fill out a medical history form. Then a volunteer said. lakes the donor's temperature. Next, the donor sits at a desk, where a medical history Once donated, the blood is shuttled to Farmington and interviewer takes a pulse and checks blood pressure. icstcd the same day for hepatitis, syphilis, AIDS, and The interviewer then pricks the donor's carlobc to check other infections. Technicians extract red blood cells, if the blood has a high iron level.Thc blood is dropped plasma, and platelets from the whole blood. into a copper sulfatc tube, and if it sinks it is all right The blood is then labeled, stored, and delivered to the to donate. Otherwise, the donor may be deferred and hospitals in Connecticut. Blood itself has a shelf life of have to wait until the iron level rises. about 42 days. Each pint of blood helps approximately The interviewer also goes over the donor's medical three people. history. If the donor has had a measles shot in the past "The population of the university, including under- six weeks or has the measles, mononuclcosis, or graduates, graduates, commuters, and faculty is about hepatitis, blood cannot be given. If the donor is taking 24,000-25,000...from this we figure that the total antibiotics, it is not possible to donate. The donor be- eligible donor population is about 12,000," Goodwin comes eligible once off antibiotics for seven days. said. Donors can give blood, however, while taking birth In October 1989, the American Red Cross Greater control pills, allergy medications, or aspirin. Willimantic Chapter collected 901 pints of blood, and Athletes can also donate, as long as they arc not from this figure about 100-120 donors were university competing that day. faculty .The Red Cross hopes to collect 1,000 pints of The next step is to actually give blood. Donating blood or more at each drive. takes approximately 7 to 10 minutes. Each person gets The University of Connecticut is sponsoring the a new sterile needle and a new plastic bag in which to American Red Cross blood drive. The blood drive is be- collect the blood. Both arc used only once, which guar- ing held at the ROTC building on Hillside Road from antees that the donor cannot >ict AIDS or any oilier in- Feb. 12-l.S. 10a.m.-4p.m. Nutmeg Theatre's "Dark of the Moon" previewed

By Susan Cass amongst a group of approximately townspeople, the need for realistic UConn students, both graduate and un- Daily Campus Staff thirty-five townspeople. The townspeo- scenery was removed, Kantcr said. One dergraduate, one senior at high school The action will take place in the ple, who would normally be considered set piece was designed for all locales. student from E.O. Smith, and other Smoky Mountains of West Virginia. as the more rational characters, arc por- Not only is the cast and scenery dis- professionals. Robert McDonald, As- One might expect anything from a hill- irayed in this play as superstitious and torted to complete the illusion, but the sociate Professor of Dramatic Arts at billy adventure to battle scenes from the living in fear. music as well. William Penn, visiting UConn and president of the New Civil War, but what the Nutmeg The witches, on the other hand, lead associate professor of music at UConn, England Theatre Conference will also be Theatre will be presenting next week is orderly lives. designed the sound for the show. in the production. none of the above. "Dark of the Moon" Upon reading and interpreting this "I created a sort of a very mysterious, Kantcr feels the cast and the crew are] promises to be a mystifying portrayal of play, written by University of Iowa other worldly kind of effect," he said in completely behind the entire production, witches and humans living in the same graduate students Howard Richardson a recent interview, " with various working hard at setting the mood and area, and the relationships between and William Bcrncy, Kantcr found that sounds from synthesizers." Penn feels bringing out the unusual nature of the them. the supernatural characters were the that in all plays, especially "Dark of the play. "Let the experience wash over "I think anyone will be captivated by most interesting. In the play, a young Moon," that the sound should be fell you," he suggests, as it is intended to the play," said David Kantcr, director of witch-boy falls in love with a human and not heard. Like the lighting and the bring out emotions as well as entertain. the show and head of the Department of and must become human to be with her. costumes, the music is a secondary "Dark of the Moon" will open at the Dramatic Arts at UConn. "It's really a An older witch tells the boy that if he factor. The music in "Dark of the Harriet S. Jorgenscn (Nutmeg) Theatre] very different kind of show." docs change nature, he must marry her. Moon" is designed to supplement the on February 20th, and will continue By different, Kantcr means that there is One usually docs not expect such fine acting, not override it. through the 25th. Student tickets are kind of role reversal in "Dark of the character in a witch. The cast and crew of "Dark of the $7.00 for wceknight performances, and Moon." Five or six witches live Because the focus is not on the Moon" is quite large, consisting of $8.00 on the weekends.

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(AP) — Oh, St. Valentine! German chocolate — at $98 a racy lingerie chain, offers toi- tion — exchanging cards — is The pigs arc prized because How to capture the rapture? limb at Macy's — and Viet- letries for those who don't feel booming, said Lcslcc Parsons, they slay small, ranging from Docs confection affirm affec- namese potbellied pigs. their relationships arc up to a spokeswoman for the Ameri- 25 pounds to 150 pounds, and tion? Do flowers floor? Or will Americans will give their intimate undcrthings. can Greeting Corp. They ex- have sunny dispositions. it take a gold mine to gel you Valentines $611 million worth But business is still brisk in pect more than 1 billion "For a lot of our customers, to be mine? of candy this year, about S2.50 undies, said spokeswoman valentines to be given this it's like having a kid," said Valentine's Day — colored in sweets for every man, Laura Holbrook. "Oversized year. School children give the Paradise Pig's owner, Kris rose red, punctuated with woman and child, says Richard satin T-shirts, silk camisoles most cards, she said. Bryant. "Husbands arc buying arrows from Cupid's bow, O'Conncll, president of the and pants in rich gem colors But back to the chocolate. ihcm for their wives, men arc sweet as a bon bon and pretty National Confectioners like emerald, ruby, safirc will The National Confectioner's buying them for their girl- Association. be big," she said. Association says Americans' friends." as a bouquet — actually has its Be it a dozen roses or a roots in blood, gore, guts and If that S611 million were A little more upscale, increasing health consciousness translated into chocolate kisses Bcrgdorf Goodman has red silk is actually boosting the indus- porcine bundle of joy, most gluttony. people will wonder about their Historians say Valentine's at the New York City price of pajamas for $375, a matching try. $5 a pound, about 93 kisses, it robe for $375 and bath oil for "Americans arc treating Valentine's Day gift: Was it Day began in the third century, given sincerely or was it just when two Christian saints, would buy 122.2 million $63 — a mere $813 to get themselves to confections and your sweetheart clean and ready sweets, but because they are an obligatory gesture? both named Valentine, were pounds. If all those kisses were "People arc very insecure executed. Because the martyrs' laid end to end, the chain of for bed. more health conscious and Macy's Estate Jewelry de- working out, they don't feel as about gifts being appreciated so feast day, Feb. 14, was around chocolate would circle the they fall into patterns of safe partment offers atomizers with the time of a pagan Roman globe 6.4 times. guilty," said spokesman Brian gift giving," said Mariampol- festival called the Lupcrcalia, If you don't want to make cranberry-colored glass and Muloncy. "In fact, there's more ski, who studies gift-giving sterling silver trim for $950. which celebrated fertility, St. your baby a blimp, merchants working out and pigging out." habits for QualiData Research Valentine was popularly desig- have a few suggestions. Always popular is the ro- And there arc some who Inc. in New York. One way to nated the patron saint of lovers. Bloomingdalc's has some mantic staple — a simple red will literally pig out. make sure your gift is well-re- It's been 1,720 years since "really fun boxer shorts with rose. Seventy million roses Paradise Pigs, which sells garded is to personalize it, he the heathens had their way — hearts on them," said will be sold for Valentine's the latest trendy pet, Viet- spokeswoman Jennifer Conner. Day, the biggest day of the said. today, wc shower our sweeties namese potbellied pigs, says it "It may be a bouquet of year for rose sales, the Society with perfume, jewelry, lin- They also have T-shirts with has received orders for Valen- flowers," he said, "but if a guy of American Florists predicts. gerie, candy and flowers. "big red lips" on them. The tine's Day pigs, which cost has it delivered to his girl- Eighty percent will be red, the We'll also buy them paja- apparel will set you back about from $1,500 to S2.500 for friend's doorstep by a strolling rest mostly pink and yellow. mas, stuffed animals in all $20. males and about $5,000 for musician, it's going to be very The other Valentine tradi- shapes, acrylic legs filled with Victoria's Secret, the mildly females. special."

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Get a checkup. Life is worth it. The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 13, 1990 Page 11 Seagal is "Hard to Kill" number one at box office back in HOLLYWOOD (AP) — on 907 screens. In seventh was screens, $4,988 per screen, million, one week. Steven Seagal, the budding ac- the action-adventure movie $32.9 million, nine weeks. 7. "Tango & Cash," Warner tion-adventure star and martial- "Tango & Cash," with receipts 3. "Stella," Disney, $3.7 Bros., $1.8 million, 1,288 action arts expert, claimed the No. 1 of SI.8 million. million, 1,213 screens, $3,010 screens, $1,384 per screen, By John F. Sullivan spot at the nation's theaters as The divorce black comedy per screen, $9.3 million, two $56.2 million, eight weeks. Daily Campus Staff his "Hard to Kill" opened to "The War of the Roses" landed weeks. 8. "The War of the Roses," After a two year absence, robust business of S9.2 mil- in eighth place on a box-office 4. "Born on the Fourth of 20th Century Fox, $1.73 Steven Seagal is back in action lion, according to figures re- collection of $1.73 million. July," Universal, $3 million, million, 1,054 screens, $1,643 in Warner Bros, latest release, leased Monday. Right behind it in ninth was 1,295 screens, $2,320 per per screen, $77.5 million, 10 "Hard To Kill." The man who In second place was "Driving the police thriller "Internal Af- screen, $48.4 million, eight weeks. gave the world Nico Toscani in Miss Daisy," the comedy about fairs," with $1.71 million. In weeks. 9. "Internal Affairs," "Above the Law," is up to his a Southern widow and her 10th was the ensemble drama 5. "Loose Cannons," Tri- Paramount, $1.71 million, 983 usual antics in a film that chauffeur featuring Jessica "Steel Magnolias," on a gross Star, $2.2 million, 1,214 screens, $1,743 per screen, $22 could conceivably have been a Tandy and Morgan Freeman. of $1.6 million. screens, $1,845 per screen, million, five weeks. sequel to Seagal's earlier The film grossed $6.5 million. Here are die top movie ticket $2.2 million, one week. 10. "Steel Magnolias," Tri- performance. It was followed in third by the sales for Friday through 6. "Stanley & Iris," MGM- Slar, SI.6 million, 1,328 This lime, Seagal teams up tear-jerker remake "Stella," Sunday night as tallied by Ex- UA, $2.1 million, 907 screens, screens, $1,210 per screen, with Kelly Lc Brock ("Weird starring Bcttc Midler, on ticket hibitor Relations, with distrib- $2,318 per screen, $2.1 $69.3 million, 13 weeks. Science,"" Woman in Red"), to sales of S3.7 million. utor, weekend gross, number of stop a corrupt senator who has "Born on the Fourth of theater screens, average per screen, total gross and number } had his family killed. The July," the saga of Vietnam Downtown Storrs story, by Steve McKay, is veteran Ron Kovic, slipped 25 of weeks in release. simple. percent to fourth place with a Figures arc based on a« Detective Mason Storm combination of actual box-of- [m Campus gate of $3 million. In fifth was <& (Seagal), gets possession of a "Loose Cannons," a new police ficc receipts and studio projee- , video tape in which prominent comedy starring Gene Hackman lions where actual figures arc / politician Vcrnon Trent (Bill and Dan Aykroyd, with a lake not immediately available. Florist ** Sadler), is paying to have of $2.2 million. 1. "Hard to Kill," Warner Roses, Roses, Roses someone killed. Several corrupt "Stanlcy& Iris," the new Bros., $9.2 million, 1,301 cops don masks and go after account of adult illiteracy with screens, $7,082 per screen, } Say "I Love You" best on Valentines Day! Storm after he reports the $9.2 million, one week. Jane Fonda and Robert De Lots ol Valentine Flowers AQ-J information to the station. His 2. "Driving Miss Daisy," Niro, opened weakly in sixth Credit cards accepted (even on the phone) t|Qf family is killed, but Storm, with a gross of $2.1 million Tri-Siar, $6.5 million, 1,302 1193 who is shot numerous times, survives. Storm is initially pronounced dead, but is actually in a coma. Storm's friend, O'Malley (Fredrick Coffin), places him in a coma recovery clinic under the name John Doe, so that his would-be assassins cannot find him. Andy (Le Brock) is a nurse who falls in love with Storm while he is in a coma. Seven years later,when Storm wakes up, he joins O'Malley and Andy and goes after his family's killers. Since revenge plots arc quite common in cop movies, the success or failure of "Hard to Kill" is contingent upon the actors involved. One thing is certain, this is a Steven Seagal film. He plays Storm with the same toughness and subtle humor which made "Above the Law" so good. Seagal is exciting, and it is his appeal which makes this film fun to watch. His comedy and turbulent martial arts style thrill the audience. It was a shame that the director, Bruce Malmuth, did not use Lc Brock to her full potential. She came across more as a lovesick airhead than a true supporting character. "Hard To Kill" is in no way a great film, it suffers from a stale story line and two- OPEN FORUM dimensional supporting characters. The story and the acting in this film arc weak, and cannot stand alone. This is Presented by the Student Union Mural Committee to discuss the evident by the way that the movie drags while Storm is in replacement of The University of Connecticut a coma. The film docs have some redeeming qualities, but all come from Seagal. As in other action movies, if Student Union Lobby the audience likes the star, they will think the film is great. There arc some fantastic scenes * and even more great lincs.Thc M * U * R * A L action which started off slowly built to a ripping final "Hard To Kill" is a IF YOU HAVE ANY OPINION OR CONCERNS ABOUT THE REPLACEMENT OR satisfactory follow-up to SUBJECT MATTER OR PROCESS OF THE PROJECT, "Above the Law." If Seagal continues to charge the audience in this manner, his This is YOUR Opportunity to be Heard! popularity should increase. A word of warning, however: only Steven Seagal fans should Tues., Feb. 13th, "CST, 3:30p.m.-5:30p.m. pay five dollars to sec this film, because otherwise, it The Department of Student Activities and Union Programs could be a waste of money. THE GARBAGE BARGE RPMAUD REACAN JUNA. BONM AVATDLLAH ^Hof^iA// sr*R WAR* The Daily Campus "oftfcE Buy* DAH QUAWUE DENG xiAo^iviG. 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AS I SAID DURING AND TODAY I'M W SIR.,WHAT WOULD | well. 1 I THE'88 DEBATES. IF- EVEN READIER, THAN I BE you*, FIRST I GUESS I MR BUSHH/eRE UNABLE 1HJASTHEN. WE BEEN I ACT IN OFFICE IF I IV IN- I TO PERfOM HIS DUTIES) - BONING UP, FADING STUFF, 1 SOMETHING WERE I VADE IF, FOR EXAMPLE, HE HJ6RE NOT THAT VIA A GRIND. VIA I TO HAPPEN TO y& I COLOM-m PEAD-VD BE READY! NOT. I ALSO GO TO A LOT ■ 0VSH IN COLOMBIA*!^ AM. J OF IAOVIES. BUT\, VIA READY. ; , Y\ Campus J *T A Calendar SHOF. by Jeff MacNelly

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Tuesday, February 13, 1990 Department of Recreation and Intranuirals, registration period for table tennis doubles, through Fcbruarty 15. 8:00 p.m.: SUBOG Live Men's Basketball, MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM by Mike Peters SUBallroom. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.: THE UNIVERSITY OF WHOA... 600K AT CONNECTICUT BLOOD DRIVE, ROTC. TWCUTSwnS 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.: BiGALA Awareness Week sweep poe, "Gay and Professionals Workshop," SU 270S. 7:30 p.m.: Gay/Straight Workshop "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask," SU380. 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.: Hillcl Student Council "Introduction to Judaism"/"Sourccs" with Rabbi Halfon. 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.: Department of Counseling Services "Transitions -- Campus to Career," Group A, 4 sessions, 604 Gilbert Road.

Wednesday, February 14, 1990 9:00 p.m.: H. Fred Simons Center (AACC) Valentine's Day Valentine Ball, "Love Me Body and Soul," A 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.: THE UNIVERSITY OF formal affair, Advance tickets, single $6.00, couple CONNECTICUT BLOOD DRIVE, ROTC. $9.00. Tickets at door, single $8.00, couple WHUS 91.7 FM AACC Bus Trip to the Apollo Theatre, $12 in SI 1.00. Cosponsorcd with PRLACC and West Schedule advance beginning February 1 at SU Ticket Booth. Indian Student Association, and Minority Business 7:00 p.m.: BiGALA Awareness Week "Open Forum Club, SUBallroom. on Gay/Straight Issues," SU 270S. 8:00 p.m.: Students for Peace Coffeehouse, SU 282 8:00 p.m.: "The Warsaw Ballet in 'Giselle'," and 278, free. News at 7:55 a.m., 8:55 a.m., 11:55 a.m., Jorgcnscn. PR/LACC Dance, PR/LACC 3:55 p.m., 4:55 a.m. 8:00 p.m.: "Kodo Drummers of Japan," Jorgcnscn. Thursday, February 15, 1990 Tuesday, February 13, 1989 6:30 p.m.: Intramural Swim Meet, Brundagc Pool. Sunday, February 18, 1990 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.: Morning Wake-Up 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.: THE UNIVERSITY OF 8:00 p.m.: SUBOG Screening Room, SUBallroom, with Robin Mickct CONNECTICUT BLOOD DRIVE, ROTC. free with UConn ID. 10:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.: Focus on Health 4:00 p.m.: PR/LACC Social Hour, free. 4:00 p.m.: "Opera Northeast in 'Kismet"," Jorgcnscn. with Mike DcRosa. 7:00 p.m.: BiGALA Awareness Week "Keynote 6:00 p.m.: Hillcl Student Council Dinner and 10:30 a.m..- 11:00 a.m.: Science Journal Address," SU 278 and 282. Evening on "Jewish Mysticism" with Dr. Ron 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.: The Boundless Jazz 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.: Counseling Services Cohen Kcincr of Trinity College. Universe with Jazz Officer Spaak. Workshop, "Racial Awareness Workshop," AACC 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.: The Lost Vinyl Third World Conference Room. Monday, February 19, 1990 Graveyard with Laurin Killian. Where do 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.: Department of Counseling Washington's Birthday all the good records go when they die? Services "Study Efficiency for English as a Second 7:00 p.m.: H. Fred Simons Center (AACC) Movie, 6:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m..: Undercurrents. Language Students," i sessions, February 15 - "The Autobiography of Malcolm X," free. 6:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.: Wings. April 5, 302 Whcttcn Graduate Center. 12:00 noon: School of Fine Arts Art Break: 7:00 p.m.- 9:30 p.m.: Face the music with "Hockncy: The Photographer," 55 min. large screen Mclinda Pierce. Friday, February 16, 1990 video, VDM, bag lunch welcome. 9:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m.: Danccrama with 8:00 p.m.: School of Fine Arts Film Scries, "Queen 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.: Department of Counseling Dana. The best club, NRG and dance of Hearts," VDM, $3.00. Services "Transitions -- Campus to Career," Group music. SUBOG Dance and Entertainment Committee and B, 604 Gilbert Road. 11:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m.: Nitc Music with WHUS Alternative Music Scries, SUBallroom. Nestor Cabrera. 8:00 p.m. - 12:30 a.m.: BiGALA Dance, SU282 2:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.: Free Form with Jeffrey and278. Tuesday, February 20, 1990 Shiffcr. Hillcl Shabbat Services and Dinner, $4.00 with 8:00 p.m.: School of Fine Arts Drama through 6:00 a.m.-6:30 a.m.: BBC International Call activities card, and $5.00 others. February 25: "Dark of the Moon" by Howard 6:30 a.m.-7:00 a.m.: Pacifica News, 8:00 p.m.: "Kodo Drummers of Japan," Jorgcnsen. Richardson and William Berncy, Jorgcnsen, Provocative, detailed and alternative news Matinees February 24 and 25, Ticket info 486- coverage with perspectives from around 3969. the world. Saturday, February 17, 1990 3:00 p.m.: Department of Recreation and Iniramurals, 8:00 p.m.: School of Fine Arts Video Scries: Women's Co-rccrcational table tennis doubles. "Mississippi Burning," VDM, $2.00. page 15 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 13, 1990 POTATO CHIPS by Fred Rawles THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON

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In 1633, the Italian astronomer Galileo arrived in Rome for trial before the Inquisition. In 1635, the oldest public school in the United States, the Boston Public Latin School, was founded. In 1741, Andrew Bradford of Pennsylvania published THE Daily Crossword ^.0,.*™.™.. the first magazine in the United States. Tilled "The American Magazine, or A Monthly View of the ACROSS Political State of the British Colonies," it lasted three 1 Far or Near UConn Sports 5 Beloved In issues. Bordeaux In 1914, the American Society of Composers, 10 Antilles island Schedule Authors and Publishers, known as ASCAP, was 14 Horsefeathers! 15 Joyce founded in New York. Carol — Wednesday, February 14, 1990 In 1920, the League of Nations recognized the 16 Wading bird 7:00 p.m.: Women's Basketball at 17 Robinson's perpetual neutrality of Switzerland. old team Villanova 20 Maxim In 1945, during World War II, the Soviets captured 21 Schemes Thursday, February 15, 1990 Budapest, Hungary, from the Germans after a 50-day 22 Within: pref. 7:15 p.m.: Men's Ice Hockey at 23 ME college siege. 25 Elegant American International In 1945, Allied bombing raids began against the 26 Near ringer Women's Swimming at New England 28 Cianium German city of Dresden. 30 Shiftless Championships (Univ. of Rhode In I960, France exploded its first atomic bomb, in 31 Eng. county Island, Kingston, RI) 32 Be obligated the Sahara Desert. 35 Aaron's old Friday, February 16, 1990 In 1988, the XV Winter Olympics Games opened in team Women's Swimming at New England 39 Scores: abbr. Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 40 Sales talk Championships (Univ. of Rhode Ten years ago: Opening ceremonies were held in Lake 41 Mound Island, Kingston, RI) 42 Rascal Placid, N.Y., for the XIII Winter Olympics. Jimmy 43 Bomb or " 1990 Tribune Media Serv ces.lnc 02113/9 1 Saturday, February 17, 1990 Carter told a news conference he supported a proposal to stone All Rights Reserved 45 Zodiac sign Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 4:30 p.m.: Women's Basketball v. send an international commission to Tehran to 48 Tycoon 7 Sicilian A_ 1 I Boston College (GP) investigate Iranian grievances. Donald volcano £ I L A ■ l( A o_ 0 A L 49 Synthetic 8 NL team D U 0 S ■7 r A ri t R ( 7:00 p.m.: Men's Ice Hockey v. Five years ago: President Reagan and King Fahd of fabric 9 Same: pref. D H 0 PI T H E 8 U C K f T Quinnipiac Saudi Arabia concluded meetings by issuing a statement 50 Helen's 10 Communicate y \ N| p Q E Lsii R A S f s abductor 11 Aids in W E I 111 F I A IN ■ 7:30 p.m.: Men's Basketball v. Boston saying a stable Middle East peace had to provide 52 Full of: sulf. wrongdoing A P p E A R ■ R 0 I llTJO P s p College (GP) security "for all states in the area" and recognize the 55 Pettit's old 12 Whirring W R I N iM 0 R E si'. 1 F Men's Indoor Track at BIG EAST team sounds A 1 H 1 ■'. A I A D ■sh r P rights of the Palestinian people. 58 Defer or refer 13 Test R 0 c 1 C 1 I YB c HE A T Championships (Syracuse Univ., One year ago: The judge in the Iran-Contra trial of end 18 Golfer Tom D R E S f A G E |B I U R I S 59 Asian range 19 Comic Phyllis Syracuse, NY) Oliver North sent the jury home amid a continuing LIEHR E 1 N 60 Vegetable 24 Once more 1 s A G u | F 11 A S s Women's Indoor Track at BIG EAST disagreement between the prosecution and defense over 61 "— Irae" 25 Restrain I f ' ■' 62 Common 26 Flaccid A I T H E D 4 0 P 0 FA H A I Championships (Syracuse Univ., protecting classified materials. funds 27 Blue-pencil S U E ■ U N D E R G A G A 63 Yen 28 Timid ones 7 1 E s P A D R E E B 0 N Syracuse, NY) Today's birthdays: Singer Tennessee Ernie Ford is 71. 29 Eur. canal Women's Swimming at New England Opera singer Eileen Farrcll is 70. Former test pilot DOWN 31 Glance 02113190 1 Withdraws through 42 Cakes 50 Outdoor sport Championships (Univ. of Rhode Charles E. 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"I think that probably Fans of Buster Douglas bran- boxing experts on Sunday with "I'm a great fight fan, and I the returning Douglas. "I think nine out of 10 people would be dished signs, donned newly his lOth-round knockout of want to sec Douglas and Tyson he whipped him fair and telling a falsehood if they said made T-shirts and carried an ef- Tyson. It was Tyson's first de- rematched at Ohio State," said square." they expected Buster to win." figy of a battered Mike Tyson feat in 38 fights. Hugh Hill, of Gahanna, who Hill agreed. But Page said Douglas took on Monday as Douglas returned But two of boxing's three was in the airport crowd. "In "I say that Buster Douglas control early. to his hometown. governing bodies suspended my heart, I was hoping for won every round, including the "Actually, when Tyson "I came out here to see Douglas' victory, pending re- what happened. But I didn't one he was knocked down,' fights, I look for the first time Buster," said Rodney A. view to determine if Douglas think it would." Hill said. "Don King is really he connects with the opponent. Wright, of Columbus, who received a long count when Tyson, who often practices reaching for straws. And who- How the opponent reacts," played against Douglas in a Tyson knocked him down in at promoter Don King's farm ever those officials were Page said. "He didn't get the youth football league. "I have the eighth round. near Cleveland, took on the must've been watching another good shot off to intimidate seen a heavyweight champ be- The International Boxing role of villain among Colum- fight, the way they scored." Buster early. Buster went out fore, but never one from Federation said it recognized bus fans. Jerry Page, a Columbus and took control from the be- Columbus, Ohio." Douglas as the champion, but "The way the punches were boxer who won the Olympic ginning." Wright was one of about the World Boxing Council and being thrown ... I don't know gold medal in 1984, was For fans and Douglas' fam- 5,000 cheering supporters who the World Boxing Association if Tyson wasn't ready or just among those at the airport. ily, his role as an underdog crowded a gate at Port Colum- suspended the result pending wasn't into it," said Ranola "Tyson is phenomenal. It's a made victory particularly bus International Airport to their investigation. They could Smith, who took time off her shock to a lot of people," Page sweet. r- ^->* Downtownuowmown Storrsstorrs ^Driver, track safety worker |Campus Hnjured in auto racing crash Florist DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. at Daytona International ARCA 200, a race sanctioned Roses, Roses, Roses (AP) — Julius "Slick" John- Speedway. by the Automobile Racing son remained in extremely Johnson, 41, who was com- Club of America. Say "I Love You" best on Valentines Day! critical condition and attached ing back from serious injuries His Pontiac Grand Prix was to a respirator Monday, one day in a 1988 racing accident, was struck three times during a wild Lots o* Valentine Flowers liQ'j A A r\r\ after sustaining head injuries in injured with just four laps re- melec in the fourth turn that Credit cards accepted (e ven on the phone) T 0 / " | I \j O a crash during a stock car race maining in Sunday's Daytona was apparently sparked when Johnson slid out of control on the high-banked track. Johnson was placed on a JUST BECAUSE THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER DOESN'T respirator Sunday night at MEAN THE GIVING HAS TO STOP Halifax Medical Center and was being given medication to HELP SUPPORT OUR CANNED FOOD DRIVE maintain his blood pressure. A hospital spokesman said the YOU OR YOUR ORGANIZATION CAN WIN GREAT PRIZES: attending medical personnel ORGANIZATION planned to make further brain INDIVIDUAL scans Monday. 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. - V .., SPORTS The Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 13, 1990 page 23 No. 10 Huskies take on Panthers Martin, Shorter lead seventh-place Pittsburgh in Big East rematch By George Ferencz one against, the Pittsburgh Daily Campus Staff Panthers. The University of The Panthers, who have had Connecticut's four-point loss a disappointing year at 10-11 to Syracuse on Saturday failed (4-6), fell to UConn in to bump die Huskies out of the Hartford 79-61. The win was Top 10 as the Associated Press the first in a string of ten in a voters still showed faith in the row for UConn, including Huskies by putting them at seven straight against Big East number 10. opponents. UConn, now in their fourth In the Panther win, UConn week in the Top 25, benefited was led by Chris Smith's 28 from three other Top 10 teams points and Tate George's 16. losing, (Duke, Missouri and The UConn victory Arkansas) and losses by Purdue overshadowed the 12 rebound and Illinois, who were ranked effort by Pittsburgh's Bobby lower than UConn, to remain Martin. in the elite ten. Martin is the Panthers' Coach Jim Calhoun said, leading glass cleaner averaging "The toughest thing we have 9.4 boards per game, while had to deal with these past few weeks is the national ranking." pumping in 15.7 points per The 10th ranked Huskies game. (20-4, 7-3) look to start Pittsburgh coach Paul Evans another Big East Conference has gone strictly with his winning streak against the starters throughout the game. team that they began their last See page 22

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Baseball fans are irate over the lack of influence they have over the owners and players, See page 21. Disputed heavy weight champion Buster Douglas received a hero's Sports welcome in his home town of Columbus, Ohio, See page 20. The Daily Campus Reynolds and Bluestein Twenty-four hours in a sea of Orange It all started at 8 a.m. last Saturday morning. We had to go pick up our tickets from the director of the H. Fred Simons Center. Our tickets included a bus ride to the game. We decided against it because it would "inhibit our freedom." We thanked the director for the seats. Me wished us good luck on our journey. Commentary After a big breakfast, a call for directions, and a map, wc picked up two other friends and left for the game. Number eight UConn versus No. six Syracuse. Wc were five hours away. It was 12:45 p.m. A little about our traveling buddies. Paula knew college hoops. It look us by surprise just how much she knew. Wc even tried to test her a few times. What is the difference between LaBradford Smith and Kenny Smith, who is Bobby Crcmins and what is a basketball, etc. She passed with Hying colors. Chalk one up for women's lib. Her self-appointed job was to keep the driver awake. She never let us forget that she was watching. The eyes of a hawk, so to speak. Marie liked UConn hoops. When asked anything about basketball, her reply was "My team is great" (the Huskies, thai is)—followed by a high five. Her knowledge, however, ended there. Her job—sleep. The trip itself was long. It seemed like wc had an endless date with toll booths. Pick up a ticket at one booth and two hours later pay Clyde $2.56 for driving on his state's pot hole laden highways. This happened throughout Mass. and N.Y. Total toll bill—S12. Travel tip: Don't try to talk to Clyde or any of his buddies. Trust us, no matter what the question is they will just hand you change and stare blankly. By 3 p.m., the men were hungry and the women needed a bathroom—typical. Exit 28. McDonald's. From the outside, McDonald's; from the inside, unbelievable. Spotless. It was even furnished with a TV, VCR and lots of newspapers. The help was more than polite. "How may I help you?," "Ketchup?," "An apple pic for dessert?," "Thank you," "How is your food?," "Was it hot?," and "Have a good trip." They made Mr. Rogers look like a Communist. Two of us fell —C.J. Gunthcr/The Daily Campus for the apple pie trick. This couldn't be New York, could it? Kerry Bascom leads the Big East Conference in scoring and free throw percentage. We arrived hungry in Syracuse at 5:45. (Are you picking up on a trend here?) Wc parked the car and followed the orange and blue clad fans to the Dome. Women's basketball team We had entered hostile territory. So what did wc do? Go to Pizza Hut, of course. To our surprise, UConn was holding its own. About 20 people centers around Bascom were seen in Husky Blue and White and they pulled no punches about who would win. Huskies' junior paces team to Big East leading 19-3 record "My team is great," Marie announced to die waitress. By Dan Morgan ers in rebounding. or more points — a number "Not tonight," she replied. No tip. Daily Campus Staff The junior center has scored she has reached 33 limes in the 6:45. "Go Husky," came a cry from about l(X)-yards away. We O.K. sports fans, time in double figures 18 of the 21 last two years. She has eclipsed were walking towards the dome. for a little Husky trivia. A games she has played, earning 30 points six times in her ca- "My team is great," Marie screamed on cue. Paula was rapping free edition of the Daily a "double-double" in points and reer. onward about zone pressure and full court traps. Campus to all those an- rebounds nine times already The attention opposing swering correctly. Who's this season. Last year, Bascom teams have taken to guard "I didn't even know UConn had a basketball team," someone accomplished this feat on 10 against Bascom's three-point yelled from behind. Paula announced the score of the first game, the most complete basket- ball player for the Univer- separate occasions. dcadlincss has actually helped trying to shut up a group of orange and blue idiots. Although her three-point her inside game. When she "Everyone gets lucky once," came the intelligent reply."Isn't sity of Connecticut shooting percentage has cooled moves out to the three-point UConn famous for women's volleyball or something?" Huskies this season? down :o near-mortal standards line, she's guarded so closely "No, I think it's field hockey," a buddy replied. They all laughed Nadav who? You've got that, with a simple head fake, as they passed. (36 percent), her dominant play to be kidding! in the paint has allowed the she can penetrate inside for an The Dome was huge. Our tickets were stamped with the I'll give you a hint; this Huskies to run a more complex easier shot or cut back-door and statement LONG R \NGE VIEW. Another great understatement. If person is averaging over 20 and multi-faceted offense. lay in a lob pass from one of we were the same distance from the court in Hartford, wc would points per game, nine "I don't think its my three- the guards. have been sitting in the middle of Ann Street. rebounds, and 81 pciccnt from point shooting this year at all," "Inside I'm double-teamed all The fans were grcat.(UConn's, that is.) About 1,000 in all. All the charity stripe. No, it's not said Bascom. "Wc have Laura the time," said Bascom. stayed standing until we scored, which, as wc know, took 11 Marc Suhr — it's Kerry Lishncss and Kris Lamb adding "Outside it's more one on one. punts to do. Bascom of the 19-3, Big East to it. The pressure is off me to This year I'm getting more leading women's team. lake so many (shots) a game points off layups and foul One guy sitting in front of us was from Buffalo. He got his shots." ticket from a UConn coach. He said he knew him well. After leading the Big East in and I can work inside more." scoring (23.7 ppg), three-point Having the burden of the In addition to her offense and Apparently, not well enough. (Boonsvilic) rebounding, Bascom seems to 10:15. Syracuse 90, UConn 86. "My team's still great," stated shooting (an astonishing 48 three-point game cased off her percent), and netting both shoulders by the consistent have been blessed with "eyes in Marie as wc walked sluggishly to the car. the back of her head," the court We, the drivers, knew we had a long night ahead of us. The ride Player of the Year and Big East shooting of Lishncss, Lamb, Tournament MVP last season, and Wendy Davis doesn't mean vision which allows her to see took four and a half hours. We stopped for food and wc traded turns plays developing before they ;U the wheel. The hawk kept watch. Bascom is once again atop the the Huskies could do without league in scoring and is also her offense. In fact, UConn is do. Her crisp passes go to Jim Reynolds and Jason Bluestei.n are Daily Campus columnists. ranked among the league lead- 11-1 when Bascom scores 20 See page 22