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VOL. LXIX NO. 72 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Friday, February 25, 1972

UConn students put the fresh snow to good use this week by making snow sculptures for Winter Weekend. The Volkswagon was made at the Northwest Quad, the '57 Chevy by Hamilton and Trumbull houses at Trumbull, the "Purple People-Eater" at Beard, and Superman at Grand all C. ! Photos by Noel Voroba.)

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Chinese students p. 5 Angela Davis p. 4 Grunge p. 8 Yggdrasil p. 5 "The Devils" p. 7 Laura Nyro p. 5, 6 Ski Report p. 11

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• Friday, February 25, 1972 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (fhmurrtirut iatlg (Eatttpita many years). One can not artists, check forgers, abortion callously consider abortion, it is housewives, business executives, RDITOR-IN-CHIEF not a delightful experience. and factory workers among It is true that many women others. People from all walks of Stephen P. Morin To the Editor, Re: "More On Abortion" who have had abortions could life, all races, religions and MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER have financially supported a nationalities have united' in one child. A great percentage of the common cause - to overcome Ron R obi I lard James A. Thorpe As a woman who has had an abortion, I understand the women I encountered at the an obsession with gambling that fear that many of my sex feel Clinic were married and has virtual control over their when their bodies have, for a financially secure. But a child lives. It has been found that the time, been out of their own needs more than financial financial problems ( which control. I felt fear upon the security. If a child is unwanted, many have lied, cheated, and bogged again discovery of my pregnancy, fear the chances are that his mother stolen to try to overcome) are of my body's powers and fear would resent his birth. This the easiest problesm to solve. Yesterday we listed some criticisms we have of the of the powers that this society resentment would be worse for The GA members have found a child born into a financially that they were losing their Student Union Board of Governors. has over my person. So, too, is Mr. Thornton's simplistic insecure situation. (I am sorry families, jobs, friends, and We criticized them for not being aggressive enough, thinking frightening and to shatter any allusions of the personal sanity because of the for not getting political speakers here, for not sponsoring repulsive to me. "Natural Motherhood of compulsion to gamble. very exciting or stimulating events and for not living up Mr. Thornton points out Women", but motherly love is GA has helped these people to the purposes stated in their constitution. that the abortion question deals not created at conception. It is by aiding in solving their developed between mother and problems and finally allowing a Much of our attention yesterday focused on the with more than the woman's right to control her body. child only under the best sense of pride and dignity in organization itself. We said that the BOG lacked According to Thornton, the conditions.) their accomplishments. Most direction, organization, planning and the ability to important question is not the Mr. Thornton states that people tend to put more energy initiate action. rights of the woman, but the "Abortion is anti-life. Yet he into their jobs and families and Well, today we'd like to criticize the BOG more rights of the life developing calls the anti-war and third live a more successful and world movements "pro-life." happy life as a result. If specifically. within her "from the moment of conception." I do not deny Abortion should be classified gambling is making your life We don't think the BOG should travel audaciously to that the beginnings of a life are along with these pro-life miserable, please call: Groton, Kansas City or Nova Scotia on student money. present at conception - for all movements, because sadly 1-203-232-6500 or write to: We don't think the BOG should spend $600 of student potential for life is present in enough, life becomes cheap Gamblers Anonymous money on a stereo for their exclusive use. all men and women. But are we when in excess Only by the Post Office Box 1584 prevention of too many births Hartford, Connecticut In September 1971, all 13 members of the BOG to save all semen and ovum? This mass of blood, or can life maintain a sacred spent three days at the Groton Motor Inn to "get to "potential life" present in the quality and respect. Anything you say will be know one another," Student Union Director and BOG uterus has no consciousness; I am not pro-abortion, kept in the strictest confidence. member Thomas Ahem said. this clot of celle cannot feel abortions are dangerous, painful We think getting to know each other is a fine idea, pain or anxiety with the event and costly. But at times Yours Truly, contraceptives fail and Henry R. Lesieur but we question the expenditure of $700 for this of an abortion. It does have the potential, but it is not yet abortions are necessary. purpose. Why couldn't the BOG travel to the Willimantic human. In effect, the Catholic Motor Inn, or stay somewhere secluded at UConn? Why Church recognizes this fact by Name Withheld On Request little morality couldn't Board members voluntarily pay their own 'refusing to allow burial services expenses if they wanted to get to know each other for'early spontaneous abortions. on gambling To the Editor, better, instead of arbitrarily using student monies? Mr. Thornton consents to The February 27 Daily abortion for therapeutic In November 1971, four BOG members went to Campus carries another article reasons. That is to say, if the To The Editor, on venereal disease: gonorrhea Nova Scotia for the annual Associated College Unions mother's mental or physical is at epidemic level and syphilis International Conference to discuss entertainment health is in danger, that act Is gambling creating is again on the rise. The article programs. Meals, registration, lodgings and bus seats for which he calls 'murder' problems? calls for massive public support two days cost $360. becomes moral. What a If yes, read about Gamblers for programs of education, convenient morality! It is a Anonymous. treatment, and prevention. I While we can see the purpose of sending a simple way to molify one's In 1957 a group called wonder how long it will be' representative to such a conference, why was it necessary guilt feelings; no body wishes Gamblers Anonymous (GA) was before someone discovers that a to send four representatives? Was it necessary to send to be responsible for a mother's formed to deal with the little sexual morality will solve anybody? What was accomplished and what has the BOG death, or damage to her mental problems of excessive gambling. the whole problem simply, learned? What have they put into action? well being. So a sickly It was the result of a chance quickly, and completely compromise for what he would meeting of two people and his without federal treatment Last week, four more BOG members flew to an normally call murder is created. since grown into a world-wide centers, without heavily entertainment conference in Kansas City at a cost of This thinking is obviously organization. financed programs, and despite $1300. irrational. (Such laws have This organization is very claims to the contrary, without We have the same questions about this trip: Why created what one might call similar to Alcoholics physical or psychic damage. four? What was learned? What was accomplished? What "therapeutic murder"! How Anonymous after which it is silly!) Such laws have fashioned and has had Sincerely, will be put into action? unsuccessfully tried to combine phenomenal success. Today Levi Hacohen A $600 stereo has been purchased by the BOG to two incompatable concepts. there are over 50 chapters in "screen promotional records of groups that might want Mr. Thornton goes on to the U.S. and overseas. People to come to UConn." state that "a great amount of meet in Los Angeles; New rap about jesus A stereo may be a necessary purchase for the BOG abortions are performed Haven; Hartford; Sydney, because of incredibly callous Australia, London, England; To the Editor, (although the Student Union already has a $1500 public reasoning." I fail to see what is and many more places I'm writing this letter to stereo system). But do they really need to have a $600 incredibly callous about living throughout the world. The make the Storrs community stereo? Wouldn't a cheaper record player serve the one's own life (after all, men program has been successful aware of the fact that Russ function? have been doing just that for with past embezzlers, con Johnson will be on ramous We are not charging that the BOG is embezzling or grossly misusing student funds. We do hope, however, they'll be more cognizant of the origin of their money in EVERYBODY'S G0IN' SOMEWHERE, BUT the future. In addition, we again want to urge students to join the BOG. They can change it, they can make it better, IT LOOKS LIKE NOWHERE TO ME! and they can make it a dynamic organization on campus. editorial sundries Sex and Incomes

Figures from the Labor Department show that women working at full-time jobs earn only about 60 percent as much as men who also work full-time. In 1970, median incomes of full-time, year round workers were $5,323 for women and $8,966 for men. The Department said 40 percent of the men, but only 7 percent of the women, earned $10,000 or more. In comparable jobs, the largest salary gap was between women and men chemists - the median was $10,500 for women and $15,600 for men.

Second a«n Postal* paid at Storrsi Conn. 06268. Published dally except Saturday* and Sundays in the spring and fall semesters st the University of Connecticut Not published during summer school, the month of January nor when the University is not in regular session. Editorial and business offices locsted in the Student Union Building, University of Connecticut, Storra. Accpeted for national advertising by The National Educational CHINA > Advertising Service. Subscriber; United Press International. Subscription rates. $6.00 per year, $4.00 per semester. Return notification of unclaim- ed deliveries to Connecticut Dally Campus, University of Connecticut. Storra, 06268. ftcurnv* Friday, February 25, 1972 Connecticut Duly Campus Page 3 from Feb. 23-25 to speak and presidential candidate. Perhaps it (ASG) more representitive silent meditation, of which vote a reailty, there is a rap about Jesus Christ. not everyone wants to continue Only you can make it more poor Mr. Bhatt was totally common question on university As you know, there has campuses: "Who can make a the "Devine Reich*, for another responsive. Only you can make unaware. been a recent surge of interest year, with Mr. Ruby at the As to a "foreign national difference in 1972?" sure that the right people are in Jesus Christ, the man, His wheel. making money in this The Young Republicans there," they are proudly life, and what HE had to say. offer students an opportunity proclaiming their incompetence country, the fact is that this Russ Johnson believes that Indian Master has lectured at all to find the real reply to this Jim Sullivan to the world. Their competence Jesus u the solution to the the major universities in the question: the answer that you - or incompetence is their problems that we fact today. world, and monthly at the - and together , we - - can make problem, not mine. If they wish Russ will share with us how United Nations upon request, a difference. A difference that to be the gang of bungling Christ can give us real life as funding the asg and has never asked any can start in the voting booth of idiots that they announce to opposed to just existence. Russ payment for his lectures or a small town and ultimately the world that they are, let graduated from Iowa State To the Editor, from his disciples. end in Washington, D.C. them. On their own time and University in 1958 and has The story in today's (24 Mr. Bhatt was again The opportunity? A chance money. Not mine, and not spent the last fourteen years Feb.) Daily Campus on the exposing his ignorance in to put the people back into yours either. counselling students around the abuses of the BOG funds is yet accusing the Master of trying to participatory democracy. A The ASG says that maybe world, so he knows where it's another argument in favor of convert the listeners, when Sri chance to help make a the student body isn't perfect. at. the abolition of mandatory Chinmoy was accurately presidential primary what it It isn't. The ASG is the proof Russ will be at various Student Government fees. It is presenting to the audience the should be: the first step in of that statement. dorms Wed. and Thurs., but the high time that the ASG stopped exact advice of the Upanishadk electing the President of the nighpoint of his visit to UConn blackmailing us with our seers for man to seek United States. A chance to Sincerely, will be a Jesus Rally held in the diplomas. self-knowledge and a higher life. stand up, speak out, and try to Charles R. Curley Parish House of the Storrs What will the ASG do for It is lamentable that the make things work. Congregational Church on Fri. money if we deprive it of Daily Campus has displayed The YR's give you this beginning at 7:50. Stop in coercive income? They could such a coarse, sarcastic opportunity in a solid way: a before the All Night Dance and try raising the money totally unaware criticism, while Sri Chinmoy's weekend in New Hampshire see what's happening. After all voluntarily, and they could try genuine spiritual stature has (March 3-5) working for the if Jesus put it all together He wasting a lot less. been clearly recognized in National Committee to Re-Elect should be able to help us get it Either an organization is To the Editor, respectable articles by The New the President. Three days to all together. worthy of voluntary support or RE: "Venture in Show Business' York Times, The New York work, to talk, to have fun, and it isn't. If an organization is by Girish M. Bhatt Daily News, The New Haven to move - to move your mind, Sincerely, worthy of support, it will find Register, and many more your life, and maybe even a Brian Donegan its supporters, and it doesn't I am writing in reply to the newspapers, both here and few other people. Three days to need the ASG - - and would be article submitted by Mr. Bhatt abroad. shut the books and open your better off without the annual concerning the Upanishads I have written this letter to eyes to what politics is all budget groveling session. If an lecture given by Sri Chinmoy represent those who about. Three days to help write hand picked organization cannot find the on Feb. 11. I would like to experienced more that evening history and headlines while voluntary support it needs, then express my disappointment to thatn that which the flustered other people are only writing To the Editor, why should the students be Mr. Bhatt for his pitiable Mr. Bhatt perceived and term papers. The Campus has been giving blackmailed to provide it with interpretation of the evening's rendered. We don't ask you to come Tom Ruby - Paul Devine's the funds which we have events. to New Hampshire convinced: hand-picked successor - a day refused it voluntarily? CaUing the talk "Sketchy" Sincerely, only with an open mind and a to day plug. Let's see some The ASG does blackmail us it is obvious that the writer was John J. Kenny willingness to work. news coverage of some of the with the University's aid. If insensitive to the fact that the Interested? Call John other candidates. Dave Kaplan someone refuses to pay his Master presented the essence of Asselin, Campus Rep. at has been working his ass off for ASG bloodmoney, he cannot the Upanishads instead of reelect dick? 423-2754 or Carol Buckland at 3 years trying to make get his diploma even after rambling philosophical 429-4862. something useful of our student meeting all other requirements. discourse. Sri Chinmoy was not To the Editor, government, yet the Campus When the ASG runs an ad "simply staring into the With the elections coming Sincerely, hasn't mentioned him as a that says, "Only you can make crowd," but was conducting a up, and the eighteen-year old Carol Buckland Sports Weekend WINTER GOOD THRU SATURDAY, FEB WHUS 670AM 91.7 FM BRING THIS AD and get a 100% nylon WEEKEND long sleeve placket iersey valued at $12.00 HOCKEY Frj. vs Sabson 7:20p.m. for only $7.00 Your cho'ce of 42 colors! REMEMBER Sat. vs St. Anselms 7:20 p.m. with Kevin Buckley and Les Morrell PERKINS LTD. MTWS-IO-6 THE WOMEN'S WEAR TH - F 10-9 BASKETBALL University Plaza, Storrs Sat. vs Rhode Island 1:50 p.m. 50s "everyday is a sale day at Perkins Ltd." with Steve Bratt and Rich Walcoff J

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•.•.-.•.•.■.■.•.•.•.•.• the wind is in from africa Friday, February 25, 1972 Connecticut Daly Campus Page 5 laura combines the old 33 here favor china trip by Lincoln Millstein issue. In reference to Taiwan, Twenty-one students from none of the students used the A majority of students of Taiwan took the poll, and 11 term, Republic of China, which and the new in her music Chinese extraction at the students from Hong Kong also is the official Nationalist University of Connecticut favor by Larry Bowman filled out the questionnaires designation for the country. On "Jimmy MacK" and President Nixon's current trip which were distributed to the "No Where to Run" Laura to China, according to a poll In response to the question Laura Nyro and Labeile, Gonna students during the week. Seven takes up two songs originally conducted this week by the of whether President Nixon was take a miracle (Columbia KC students from Taiwan requested done by Martha and the Connecticut Daily Campus. "selling out Taiwan," a Hong 30987) emphatically to be identified as Vandellas. Both are hard fast Thirty-three of some 95 Kong student said, "President rockers of the 1960's and they Taiwanese, rather than Chinese. Nixon has no right to keep or I should admit right from students from Taiwan and Hong will make you want to get up As one student put it, "I sell Taiwan because Taiwan the start that I am a Laura Kong took part in the survey and dance. am a native Taiwanese. I would does not belong to the United Nyro freak. I believe her album, which also seemed to indicate Curtis Mayfield *s "Monkey rather be called Taiwanese than States." He also suggested that Eli and the Thirteenth that the Taiwanese students on Time" and Marvin Gaye's Chinese. Most Taiwanese prefer this situation is analogous to Confession, can stand with campus are discontent with "Dancing in the Street" are run to have their own country, and American officials who Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited, present relations between together and they too will Taiwan should not be under criticized one another over the The Who's Tommy, and some Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist make you want to "Move your Chinese rule, Nationalist or loss of China to the selected work of the Beatles regime and the native feet, get on the beat." Communist. Taiwan is fighting Communists in 1949. "China is and the Stones as the best Taiwanese people. "You Really got a Hold on their own fate not for the United States to white rock ever recorded. Twenty-five students said Me" is an excellent vehicle for decision-making." lose." Gonna take a miracle, her they favored the Nixon trip Nyro as she alternates between Presently, there are One Taiwanese student fifth album, represents against three who expressed slow and very fast singing. It is approximately 14 million attached to his questionnaire an something of a departure from opposition. Five students took a style that unfortunately turns people on Taiwan; 12 million article by Peng Ming-min, a Nyro's earlier recordings in that no position on the issue. many people off to her music. of whom are native Taiwanese, noted scholar formerly with the she sings material other than Meanwhile, 21 students said Here it succeeds, as the overall who inhabited Taiwan before University of Michigan, who her own. they favored the establishment orchestration and the backing Chiang Kai-shek assumed total writes, "The real issue is not Here she has gone back to of diplomatic relations between of Labeile really comes across. control of the island-nation in independence for Formosa the 1950's and early 1960's to the United States and the The final three numbers, 1949. (Taiwan) but self-determination pick up and record some People's Republic of China, "Desiree", "Spanish Harlem", One Taiwanese student for the people there. And the outstanding rhythm and blues while five opposed and eight wrote on his questionnaire, Formosan people want to live and "Wind" are not the equal abstained. classics. In doing so she draws "Mr. Nixon unfortunately does in the most friendly association of the afore mentioned cuts. However, a slight majority our attention to the peerless not realize that Taiwan is not with the Chinese people and Never mind. This is a good of those responding (11-9) writing team of Eddie part of China. Taiwan has been would spare no effort to album, no doubt a holding agreed that the United States Holland/Lamont Dozier/Bryan a political entity independent <•st.ibli.sli the closest economic, album as Nyro decides where to was "selling out" Taiwan in the Holland (formerly of Motown), of China. More importantly, commercial, cultural and even move next with her own process of President Nixon's and to some songs originally Taiwanese have been struggling poUtical ties with China." writing and music. An old new Far Eastern initiatives. popularized by such important for self-determination. They The poll seems to indicate rocker every five albums would Thirteen of the students groups as the Impressions (with want neither Mao nor Chiang." that the general consensus of be fun to look forward to. expressed no opinions on this Curtis Mayfield), t h e Another student responded the students from Taiwan and Temptations (with Marvin by writing," Taiwan always Hong Kong here, sympathize Gaye), and Martha and the belonged to the Taiwanese. The with much of what Mr. Peng Vandellas. yggdrasil crisis center future of Taiwan cannot be has to say. One student "The Bells" and "Gonna determined by negotiation summed it up by stating, Take a Miracle" are two super between Nixon and Chou "Ethnically speaking, we numbers that are right out of will open here on friday En-lai." Taiwanese, the repressed the 1950's. Even if that decade Yggdrasil, in Norse The crisis center will "deal A third Taiwanese student majority of Taiwan, are was, as Professor Mast has mythology, is the with hassles that students may added, "One Taiwan and One Chinese. But we have developed suggested, a nice place to visit all-encompassing tree of life. have - drugs, birth control, China is the best solution, and our own identity in the past but you wouldn't want to live Yggdrasil is also the name of a personal relationships, the only solution that will not three hundred years. What my there, these two songs will help new crisis center here which landlords, and so forth," cause any tragedy. A real people really want is an explain how we managed to get opens Friday. according to Eric Roth, a independent country belonging independent state; independent through it. A volunteer student group student volunteer. to all the native people in from the Nationalist Chinese Laura really soars on will staff the center from 6 Roth said 36 volunteers Taiwan is what we are and the Communist Chinese." "Gonna Take a Miracle" and p.m. to 6 a.m. on week-ends, have had extensive training in struggling for. Furthermore, the then becomes very quiet while and from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. on the past weeks in techniques of independent Taiwan can Labeile weaves in and out weekdays. counseling, especially "empathy maintain international balance behind her. A third song, "I in the Far East and provide HAVE YOU GIVEN Yggdrasil's temporary training." MUCH THOUGHT TO Met Him on a Sunday", pretty location is the basement of Hall Volunteers will be at the better communications between much sums up the entire Dorm, opposite Hawley Winter Weekend concerts for the Oriental and the WHAT YOU'LL "doo-wah" tradition of 1950's Armory. any immediate needs. Westerner." BE DOING pop music. 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v Finding a job sat. conference that gives you satisfaction isn't and workshops easy today. Not in ''An increase in a world as con- communication and cooperation fusing and com- among student groups" is the plex as ours. aim of a conference scheduled ButthePaul- for Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to WITH EVERY ist finds a fre- 5 p.m. in Commons 310. , ient joy in his Jonathan Freedman, Staff LP PURCHASED own way of life member of the Storrs Weekly and values that are Reader and the Community lasting. Action group, and Kathy As a Paulist he Dcjulio, secretary of may counsel a run- Environmental concern, spoke away youth, listen to the problems of a for the Ad Hoc Committee for senior citizen, or- the Storrs Student Movement INNER EAR ganize a Home conference. They were guests Mass or conduct | Tuesday night on the WHUS HOLIDAY MALL- RT.195 a forum on nar- Brenda Bean show. cotics. Because Paulists have al- The conference is open to ways been pioneers in communi- all students. STORRS cations, he may communicate The committee hopes to through the printed word or have additional conferences, through mass media such as perhaps monthly, Freedman radio, tilms-or television. said. This week, it is hoped Whatever tool he chooses, the participating groups will set Paulist gets his "message" long range goals. through. Saturday's conference will Can you think of any other be divided into two sessions. DIG THIS: life that will provide more inner The morning conference will satisfaction for you? consist of small "workshops". For more information about In the afternoon "plenary the Paulist priesthood write to: session", all in attendance will We Have The Lowest Rev. Donald C. Campbell, discuss ideas, criticisms and CAP.,Vocation Director, Room complaints brought out in the No. 200. morning workshops. pewfisf fathers. Freedman and Dcjulio L. P. & 8 Track Tape Prices In Town! intiated this conference. Mike Winkler, former Student Senate chairman, and Lorrie Frasher, are the other conference coordinators. Also the Lowest Waterbed Prices in fhe East - Heaters too! "We have a list of ideas," Freedman said. But, he said, 415 West 59th Street the success of the conference is New York, N.Y. 10019 up to the participants. - Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, February 25, 1972 white woman blues by Joseph Tiernan than once I noticed her deep of 1969 and established her Although Hartford suffered personal satisfaction when the popularity. Immediately groups near blizzard conditions audience recognized the songs like the 5th Dimension, Blood, Saturday night, the Bushnell after only the first few bars had Sweat and Tears and Three Dog Auditorium sold out as Laura been played. Night recorded her songs and Nyro performed in a rare It was hard not to be made big hits out of them. concert appearance. impressed by the growth of this She doesn't tour much Laura Nyro's music is a singer. She nearly ended her anymore and has stated in past blend of early sixties black soul career back in 1967 when her interviews that it takes too and reflections on the pain, manager foolishly booked her much out of her to perform. frustration and lonliness of at a USO concert on the She'd rather stay home and living, loving and growing in a aircraft carrier Kittyhawk. The play for friends. A Weekend Compendium of Evening Pleasures To Be Found In and Around the University Community city environment. sailors, many of whom were At the Bushnell she sang She treated the audience as drinking, insulted Laura until more than an hour, then if they were her confessor and she left the stage. performed two encores. conscience. Most of the songs As luck would have it she Clapping continued until she Films were intensely personal. also "failed to excite the returned with her "girlfriends" The style of singing could crowd" at the classic 1967 - Labelle. They sang five songs Capitol Theatre, Willimantic, Snow Job, Fri., Sat., Sun., 6:30, be called "White woman blues" Monterey Pop Festival. The from her newest album which 8:30 "Jean Claude Killy at what he does best" as it ranged from tearful audience, turned on by artists highlight the group sound. College Theatre, Storrs, The Devils, Fri., Sat., 6:30, 9:30 whispering to thunderous like Jimi Hendrix, the Who and The stage crew began taking "Excellent, Highly graphic putdown of the Catholic Church in screaming. Most of the songs Janis Joplin, failed to notice down the stage. To their performed have already been her talents. After these surprise and to the amazement 1634" Sun., 6:30, 9:00 Sunday, Bloody Sunday "One of the Year's Best: recorded on her four albums. performances, she vowed never of the audience she returned None were new and the only to return to the stage. for a seventh encore. Don't miss it" Erotic Film Festival, VDM, History of the Blue Movie, Sat., Sun., exceptions were some older Nonetheless, she went back After that, a young man Midnight Carol King type numbers. to her home in New York City, climbed on the stage and "A Documentary on Stag Films. Bring your own overcoat." Quiet and shy, Laura Nyro changed managers and record embraced her. She hugged him Experimental College, VDM, The Childhood of Maxim Gorky, hardly spoke five words during companies and recorded "Eli back and then left. The Sun., 7:30 the entire concert. She let her and the Thirteenth Confession." audience and the singer were "First and best part of the Gorky Trilogy, based on the great songs be her statements. More The album was the sleeper both emotionally drained. Author's life" Film Festival, VDM, Olympia (Parts 1 & 2), Fri., 8:00 "Leni Refenstahl's excellent documentary about the 1936 Olympics, with Special Guest Star, Adolph Hitler" The Mortal Storm, Sat., 8:00 and To Have and Have Not Nazi Germany in 1933 and Hawk's Superb Rendition of Hemingway's Worst"

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Friday, February 25, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 'the devils' should be damned by Raul Ponce de Leon but that is not the issue here. I camera is almost always carried to such extremes Grandier's position are explored haven't read Aldous Huxley's moving, his scenes are almost through their petty ambitions. as the Baron de Laubardemont tells him as he tears down the There is no question that book, "The Devils of Loudun," never quiet. In the scene in which the walls of Loudun, "Don't "The Devils" hits the viewer but I think that John Whiting's In Whiting's play one felt chemist, the surgeon and the concern yourself with politics, like a landslide. Image upon "The Devils" (both sources for an acute sense of personal king's magistrate seal Grandier's fathers, your penitents are image of horror piles up and the film) is one of the great struggle and tragedy. Here the fate, Russell casts an waiting." The Baron diminishes then shakes loose in ones plays of our time. Russell has personal is overwhelmed; one is other-worldly light upon their consciousness. But to what reduced Whiting's complex and not really sure why Grandier faces that renders them into the power of one priest, so that effect is this? Director Ken moving play to a single and Sister Jeanne suffer so witch-like caricatures. the power of the super-priest, In the play Father Barre, Russell says, "No one believes spectacle that shocks the viewer much (although the play does Richelieu, may grow and then what I show because it's so but does not move him. not completely justify or the chief prosecutor in consolidate. Grandier's inquisition and bizarre and shaking, but, in To Russell, it seems, one resolve the suffering of Jeanne, Grandier is a political "Trial" is a fanatic, but above pawn, and this made clear. But fact, it's all true." has no imagination without either). In the first part of the all, he's a middle-aged he is most of all a tragic figure The excesses portrayed in excess. The irony is that it's a film Grandier's pain and doubt methodical bureaucrat. In the "The Devils" may indeed by lack of variety in imagination seem facile, while Jeanne seems who finally finds meaning through death (Grandier would documented by historical fact, that hurts the film. Russell's hysterical only. film, as played by Michael The first sequences of the Gothard (in some of the worst not have called it martyrdom). film, in which each of the main screen acting I've seen) he's a It is this element of personal characters are introduced, are young Manson-like psychotic. tragedy that Russell needs to fine and economical, however. Under such circumstances, humanize his spectacle. What Urbain Grandier (Oliver Reed), Oliver Reed and Vanessa might have been a great movie the pastor of Loudun, a town Redgrave do the best they can. is instead all sound and fury in northwestern France, stands Some of the ironies of signifying not much. Student Government high above a crowd delivering a funeral oration for the town's dead mayor. He appears duly Can Do So Much majestic. The camera rises slowly and focuses on his face. His dead eyes belie his majestic ALL ASG ORGANIZATIONS For The Students - appearance and suggest an There are over fifty Associated Student internal crisis (Which is only partially explicated in the Government Organizations. Some of them have, we All It Needs Is film). Sister Jeanne (Vanessa are sure, disbanded and are no longer in existence. Redgrave), prioress of St. Bill 37-40 passed by the Student Senate last Ursula's convent removes her December enacted that the Constitutions Committee Student Support sisters from the view of the of the Student Senate collect from all ASG passing funeral procession, then watches it alone and has a organizations; 1.) the names of their officers, vision of Grandier crucified. phones, and addresses 2.) how many members are This is a good introduction to involved in each organization 3.) a summary Some students are willing to her struggle between the sensual paragraph on what each organization is doing and give up their time to work on and the spiritual, but, when each organization meets. Failure of an ASG your problems. Won't you give unfortunately, the explication of her character begins and organization to supply this information by March up a few minutes of yours to ends here. 6th will mean that the organization or club is no vote? It's the least you can do, Russell has the kind of longer a member of ASG and will not be able to for UConn, for the ASG, for imagination (and this was share in the obvious financial benefits. Information yourself. apparent also in his adaptation should be brought to Room 202A Student Union of "Women in Love") that leaves no room for the and put in the Constitutions Committee mailbox, or imaginations of others. He slide them under the Senate door. Remember -- pushes everything upon his March 6th. STUDENT GOVERNMENT audience rather than letting it meet his film half-way. NEEDS STUDENT SUPPORT For example, one of the Eileen Driscoll elements that makes Whiting's Melanie Deitch VOTE play so frightening is the degree to which the ordinary people Constitutions Committee MARCH 14- ASG ELECTIONS who persecute Grandier are FSRST AMY. SALE

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by John Zeaman It was decided that this game in which the other might have had an declared, his eyes downcast. would be played in a feudal style. interest. The troops available to a power Instead of owning countries, each Our generation hai such a There were secret conferences depend on the number of cities player would choose a city from which well-developed social conscience that throughout the game, out of which occupied by that power. "There are 15 he would conduct his crusade. They came rumours of secret alliances. replacement cities in Eastern Europe some of us might find it rolled the dice. psychologically difficult to get down that I can expand into," Hungary Matthew chose Vienna. By 8:30, tensions had arisen on our hands and knees for a game of revealed. "I have counted the moves, between France and Germany as then- world conquest. Rich, another high school student, and I can reach them all before my forces converged in Belgium."It's just opponents." Maybe that's why there are fewer possessed of a wide-eyed sincerity and a like World War I and II," Rich, the enthusiasts of "Grunge" than there polite hesitance to his movements, boy who started from Paris said. The game, he thought, would used to- be and why so many of the chose Paris. probably end with the war in France. current players in the student union Ed, a blunt opportunist, chose "Germany always comes through Would Germany be the victor? are high school students. One might Berlin. "Germany is my ally, and it is in reason that these young lads haven't my interest, for future games, that seen what we have seen, and that they Germany place high, but he will not are not yet aware of the need for men place first." to check their territorial impulses. But What about Austria? then again, most of us grew up on "Austria is being used by Germany monolopy. and Hungary. That is his role in the game. Everybody has a role to play." The new Grunge players have youth's zeal and the necessary \Mikumm Analyzing the game from a knowledge of world history, but they theoretical point of view, Thurston are not as crafty as their elders. The explained: "The sole objective in this old players still dominate the game. game is the effective use of power. Grunge, which sometimes goes by Power is establishing a status for its formal name "Crisis," is played in yourself as a superior player such that the TV room off the main lounge of you can exploit and manipulate the the Student Union. It is impossible not other players." to notice a game in progress because "They like the game well enough the playing surface occupies about a that they won't quit" he added. quarter of the available floor space. Lfl E— ■ -. By 10 o'clock France was under The board, constructed from many Ba Biabim. ■ xj heavy attack from Austria and sections and designed to walk on is a H Germany. The battleground was one map of Europe as it looked just before familiar to history -- the cluster of World War I. Between France and * Prussian cities in the Ruhr River Russia is a swarm of little states with Valley. Another old player, Keith the old titles of Bohemia, Moravia, and ? Gregory, arrived on the scene, and Transylvania. • began intriguing in the affairs of • Germany. He pointed out errors in Last Sunday evening, Bob •i Germany's strategy, and revealed Thurston, a short, dark man who is li^Lflp» / ~ .< vK 1 iHtHIIH H^l weaknesses to his enemies until one of the fathers of the game, sat Germany, formerly confident, began to Indian style on the Republic of hesitate. Photo by Gary King Hanover, bargaining with the younger "I'm like Iago," Keith said. "I players. His eyes were reticent, shielded don't need an army to play the game." by glasses and his hair is thinning on the top. A little later, Germany was taking Thurston was left with Budapest, Belgium. Alsace Lorraine is too well explicit instructions from Gregory as "If you arc willing to include me in which put him halfway accross the fortified, the Ardennes forests Germany and France and Austria the game, I stipulate that I will not be room. discourage an attack through battled it out, Thurston was crawling the first to attack and I will choose my Luxembourg, and the Alps protect us across the board dropping little yellow country last," he offered in what The game began at 8 o'clock anc for several rounds there was peaceful from Italy," he explained. tiles all over Russia and the rest of appeared to be a ritual.Thurston is a Eastern Europe. graduate student in Education who is expansion, as each player counted out Eyeing the situation from his native the moves of the small colored cubes Hungary, Thurston generated some When it came time to end the game specializing in simulation games. at 11:30, those little tiles -- each one Grunge, which is a variation of a game and pyramids -- faster along the roads, anti-French propoganda. "The people slower through the mountains -- and of Hungary condemn France for its claiming a city, gave Hungary the he helped to invent in 1963, does not numerical edge. have any relevance to his studies, he occupied cities along the way. Then greed in taking Belgium and Holland." said. Budapest, which began calling itself There was much discussion as to Hungary, and Berlin, which was now Later in private press conference who had the better strategic position Matthew, a high school freshman Germany, went off in a corner. Hungary revealed its plans for conquest and what would have happened had with hair over his ears and pink, and the nature of the alliance with the war moved into Eastern Europe. chubby arms accepted the terms. The After that, the two countries were Germany. 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'SELECTED • Sunday" ■ Gl/YSANb] ant fig CHICS Glenda Ffeter TOPS Jackson Rncn Murray Head Friday, February 25, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 9 activity. There will be small compared with 10. Torrington exams across the nation. The po has six this year, or an increase tests are designed to measure students of one over last year, while the prospective teacher's career forum zsfizZrJz*- " " Waterbury reports 12 students knowledge of professional More than nine out of 10 A Career Forum to prepare with "A" averages, compared education, general education of the students who enroll at students in the School of Home with five during the comparable and subject field. the University of Connecticut Economics for employment benefit period last year. Bulletins describing successfully complete their first A benefit basketball game year, while nationally, only 78 for the Mansfield Training per cent make it through the School is scheduled for Sunday, freshman year. February 27 at 2 p.m. in the President Homer D. gym at the Training school, Rt. Babbidge Jr. made this notes university 44A. The game will feature disclosure in a recent report to WPOP radio personalities the UConn Board of Trustees. against Mansfield All Stars, He said 79 per cent of all registration procedures and opportunities will be presented composed of the Training Dickerson said that to earn UConn students go on to containing registration forms on Tuesday, from 4-5:30 p.m. School staff. complete their degree a place on the Dean's List, a and sample questions may be in the Student Union Ballroom. The game is being requirements, as compared with student must compile an obtained from the UConn The program will include sponsored by the Mansfield 58.5 per cent national. average of "B" or better, with Bureau of Educational Research information on how to prepare Parents' Association and the no mark below "C". Another measure of and Service, Box U-4, Storrs, a resume, what to expect at an preceeds will go to the academic excellence was 06268, or directly from the interview, and how to locate Association's Cheer Fund that disclosed by Registrar Ronald National Teacher Examinations, companies and agencies who will benefit the School's 1500 Dickerson who reported that teachers Educational Testing Service, need trained people. A panel of resident population. 4,467 students earned places on Box 911, Princeton, NJ. recent graduates, University The public is unvited to Prospective teachers will the Dean's List during the past 08540. Placement officers and attend the event. Tickets may semester. The total represents have a chance this spring to The tests are prepared and representatives of various be purchased at the door - take the National Teacher about 30 per cent of the administered by IIS. agencies will participate in this donation $1.25. 15,000 undergraduates at the Examinations at the University University and its five Branches. of Connecticut. Dickerson said this year 486 Dr. Robert K. Gable, students achieved straight "A" associate director of the UConn averages. A year ago, 375 Bureau of Educational students earned straight "A" Research and Service, said the i*"* averages. test will be administered here The Registrar also reported April 8. the Hartford Branch counted ^Gable said college seniors 20 students with perfect planning to teach and teachers records during the past semester applying for positions in school as compared- with 16 the systems which require the NTE previous year. The Groton are encouraged to sit for the TIME IS RUNNING OUT Branch has four this semester, examination. as compared with three last Last year, he said, about year and Stamford has 13, 116,000 candidates took the

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Education Report1-. - If you have a Horse Boarding: $40/month for Wanted: 3rd or 4th semester Study Esperanto, the Interantional stall and Indoor facilities - Box previously Ignored complaint about Accounting Student for Lost: Calculus with Analytical the Univ. of Conn, and you would Geometry. Possibly In JHA 403. language, In Portland for credit, this stalls. 10 mln. from campus. bookkepplng job In Central 12-21 July; then attend Colonial Stables, Ashford like to have It Included In our Treasurer's Office of the ASQ. Must Please return - call 4 29-212 7. report to -the State Legislature, International Esperanto Congress .429-6122. be able to work mornings. Apply to here 29 July to 5 August. A unique please send ft to: Education Report, su room 204 2-5 p.m. For Rent Immediately: One For Sal*: '70 Maverick. Standard Box 1316 Hartford, CT 06101. bedroom apartment, mile from opportunity to learn this beautiful - 2 3,000 miles. Vary good campus; $140/month, heat and hot language. Information: Summer condition. $1400 or B.O. Call water, carpeting, air conditioning, Sessions, University of Portland, 429-1017 after 3:30. Radio and Fall registration for Mansfield and appliances. Call 429-6023. Portland, Oregon 97 203. snow tires. Cooperative Nursery School on For Sale • J C Kllly 606, 20S cm, Hunting Lodge Road. Children must never used. Marker bindings, Henke Lost: 3 keys In a maroon case. Fri. Wanted: Handmade articles (clothes, For Sale: King size water bad. Ha; be 4 years by April *7 3. For further Boots 10 1/2, poles, worth J250,sell jewelry, candles, etc) to be sold on frame, riser, heater, liner, and bag. Info. Call Mrs. Qrupp 429-1024 or for $130, price negotiable, desperate Feb. 1 g between South campus and a consignment basis. Call Connie Must sell) Call ext. 1634 Mrs. Wolfe 429-0611. 429-3144, Tom. Storrs Center (Main Center). If 417-0546. found, please call 429-379S. Found: ladles gold watch. Call and AR turntable with new Shu re M91 E Identify - ext. 1 7 26 after 7 p.m. cartridge list $137. SeNIng 475. Dynaco PAT-4 List $130. Sell-$60. Lost: Will the girl who picked up Rapp's Delicatessen Call Al 429-5171. hltchlkers en route to Boston last Frl. 2/18 return my brown ski For Sale: ArMo slide rule and gloves. I left them In your car. Call OPEN SUNDAY - THURSDAY TILL 1 a.m. engineer's drawing box. Both Ray 4 29-706 7. unused. Call 429-6474, room J-307 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 2 a.m. Quiet girl: to share apartment with Lost: pair Of wlre-rlmmed glasses In same, own bedroom. 429-1135. or near VDM In brown case. Please Available March 1. call Diane Boure 429-9700. DELICIOUS ITALIAN BAKED PIZZA Lost: A ten wallet with necessary Moccasin Sale: 20 %. off on IDs. No money. Anywhere near PRICE EACH ADD ITEM COMB OF ANY 3 campus sometime Thurs. or Frl. Call moccasins In stock. Feb. 20-26. 429-7114. Reward. MEDIUM Nexy week 20 X off leather vests 1.25 .25 .60 and Jackets. 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HAM .85 HAM at 1p.m. - Physics BMg. room P-36. Contact Financial Aid Office for .99 ■*eVHaVaVB«VBBlB^BMB^Bi^B^BVMHBBB^BMBBWBalBMa0 Information. DESSERTS Free Film: The Childhood of Maxim TURKEY .85 TURKEY .99 Gorky (USSR, 1931) directed by LARGE COOKIES .Wea.l Erotic Film Festival: Part I • The SALAMI . 75 Mark Donskol. Sunday, Feb. 27, History of the Blue Movie - HOT MEATBALL .99 7:30 pm In VDM. Experimental Midnight Thur - Frl - Sat VQM. CHEESECAKE 50 College Free Film Festival. BOLOGNA . 75 SALAMI .89 BROWNIES .20 LIVERWURST .75 Women's Track Club: will hold their Connecticut Citizen Action Group BOLOGNA .89 first meeting Tues, 29 th in Hawley needs volunteers In Hartford to CHOPPED LIVER .85 CREAM HERMS .30 Armory classroom. Those who cant lobby the State Legislature on LIVERWURST .89 attend, please call ext. 339. consumer and Environmental Issues TUNA . 70 TUNA the 24th, 25th, 26th, and 27th. For • CAN SODA 1.09 Pre-Dental and Pre-Medical more information call 527-9171 - HAMBURG .50 Orientation meeting 7 pm March I. Angle Martin. HAMBURG 1.19 Life Science 154. Purpose to clarify HOT DOG .45 25 4 admission requirement and ITALIAN 1.09 application procedure for admission to Dental and or Medical school. There will be a meeting of WE DELIVER Storrs Friends (Quakers) Meeting: all candidate! for ASG office MINIMUM DELIVERY $3.00 PLUS .25 DELIVERY CHARGE Meeting for Worship 10-Sunday. Sunday, February 27 at 7 p.m. Meeting HOuse near corner in the Student Senate Office, N.Eaglevtlle and Hunting Lodge Rds. TEL 429 - 6429 All Welcome. Information from Room 202A of the Student 429-44$9. Union. WINTER WEEKEND RECREATION

FRIDAY, FEB. 25th SATURDAY. FEB.26th SUNDAY FEB. 27th GYM & POOL BASKETBALL GYM, POOL, Rhode Island vs. UConn 2 p.m. 7pm - 1am Frosh R.I. vs. UConn 6 p.m. FIELD HOUSE Gym + Squash Courts 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. 1 - 9:30 p.m. HOCKEY Gym, Pool, Field House 7 -- 10 p.m. Babson vs. UConn Ice Rink 2:15-6 p.m. ICE RINK 3:45-6pm 9 - 1 a.m. HOCKEY ICE RINK 9:30-12:30am St. Anselm's vs. UConn 7:30 SKI SLOPE SKI SLOPE see normal operations schedule 7 p.m. -- 1 a.m. 7 -- 11 p.m. SLEDDING 7 p.m. ~ 1a.m. SKI RACES SKI SLOPE Horse Barn Hill 12 - 2 p.m. see normal operations schedule BUS SERVICE BUS SERVICE 7 p.m. -- 1 a.m. 7-11 p.m.

bUo ofcKVICt Free to anyone on campus Route: Ice Rink to South Campus to Ski Slope to Towers to North Campus to Ice Rink (20 min.)

ICE RINK See Ice Rink schedule circulated by recreation department. Free to UConn Students with ID. Free also to guests of UConn students no charge for both admission and rental of skates, (one guest per UConn student)

SKI SLOPE Free to UConn students with ID. Ski Rentals: 7-9:30 and 10-12:30. No charge to students. (Non students pay student rate) Reservations will be taken from students only and may include a nonstudent date. Call Recreation Office ext. 1855. Ski . instructors will be available free of charge. SLEDDING AND Ski Race: Call Recreation Office ext. 1855 to enter.

TOBAGGONING will be lighted from 11p.m.-1a.m. A ski patrolman will be available.

For further information call David Howlett, BOG office 319 ext. 227. Friday, February 25, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 11 icemen meet st. anselm's, babson in home contests weekend ski reports by Len Auster assists, and sophomores Ray BOSTON (UPI) - Here PKD, 12 to 28B, E. Ferry (Pascoag, RI) and Bob are the weekend skiing VERMONT Berkshire Snow Basin, S Monroe (Osterville, Mass.) each conditions in New England as new PDR, PKD, 15 to 18B, E. The Husky icemen are at with 14 points. compiled by the New England Mt. Ascutney, 3 new PDR, Blue Hills, 6 new MM, 4 home this weekend for two In the nets for the Huskies Ski Areas Council: CODE: LSGR, 15 to 26B, F to G new PDR, 16 to 32B, G to E. games, meeting Babson College, will either be junior Rich B-Base. PDR-Powder. upper, G lower. Boston Hill, 4 new PKD, 8 Friday night, and St. Anselm's Hinman (Marblehead, Mass.) or PKD-Packed Powder. Bolton Valley, 4 new PDR, to 32B, E. on Saturday. Both games have sophomore Dave "the Gump" MM-Manmade. LSGR-Loose PKD, 36 to 48B,. Bousquets, 2 to 3 new 7:30 p.m. starting times. Cawley (Springfield, Mass.). Granular. FRGR-Frozen Bromley, 2 new PDR, 20 to PDR, 10 to 48B, E. The Huskies return home Granular. WBLN-Windblown. 39B, E. Brodie Mt., 2 to 3 new after a stretch of four games E-Excellent. G-Good. F-Fair. Glen Ellen, 4 to 7 PDR, PKD, 16 to 40B, E. out of five on the road. In this yancon standings P-Poor. LTD-Limited. PKD, 34 to 51B, E. Butternut Basin, 3 new stretch, UConn dropped 3 out PC-Percent. Haystack, 2 to 3 new PDR, PDR, 4 MM, 14 to 40B, E. of the 5 decisions to see their 45 to 47 B, E. Catamount, 1 to 2 new record for the season dip to 7 - MAINE Hogback, 3 new PDR, 22 to PDR, 4 to 24B, very 13. With six games remaining, W L 32B, E. G. Jiminy Peak, 2 to 3 new the Huskies must sweep them UMass 5 1 Jay Peak, 8 to 12 new PDR, 14 to 48 B, G to E. in order to finish with a .500 Maine 5 2 Enchanted Mt., Pkd, 24 to PDR, 25 to 45B, E. Jug End, 3 new PDR, 17B, season. The prospects for this URI 4 2 65B, E. KiUington, 4 new PKD, 41 E. are good as the Huskies, a UConn 5 4 Lost Valley, 5 new PDR, to 51 B, E. Klein Innsbruck, 6 new Division II team in the Eastern PKD 12 to SOB, E. Madonna Mt., 10 new PKD, PDR, 21B, G to E. UNH 3 6 Pleasant Mt., 8 new PDR, College Athletic Conference Vermont 0 8 41 to 51B, E. Nashoba Valley, 4 new (ECAC), play five out of the PKD, 12 to 24B, E. Mad River Glen, 4 new PDR, 4 to 26B, E. last six opponents from Saddleback, 8 new WBLN, PDR, 12 to 40B, G to E. Otis Ridge, 2 new PDR, 11 Division III. The one team PDR, PKD, 16 to 32B, g to e. Magic Mt., 2 to 3 new PDR, to 40B, G to E. which challenge the Huskies tueamerid Sugar loaf, 6 new PDR, SOB, E. Pheasant Run, 4 new PDR, quest for a .500 season is St. PKD, 25 to 42B, E. Middlebury Snow Bowl, 4 6 to 24B, E. Anslem's St. Anselm's is a to 5 PDR, 15 to SOB. E. Mt. Tom, 4 new PDR, 14 Friday morning, brief Division II team with a 12-5 NEW HAMPSHIRE Okemo 2 PKD, icy, 20 to to 40B, E. record thus far. They have the patches of sunshine in the early 28B, G to E. Mt. Wachusett, 4 new PDR, three leading scorers in Division morning hours. Possibility of Big Bear, 4 new PKD, 10 to Pico Peak, 3 to 5 new PDR, 8 to SOB, G to E. II along with the top goalie. light snow developing, 10 per 20B, G to E. PKD, 27 to 48B, E. Mt. Watatic, 4 new PDR, 15 Friday night's match against cent. Temperature in the Cannon Mt., 4 to 6 new Mt. Snow, 3 to 4 new PKD, to 28B, E. Babson is a re-match of a Dec. PKD, FRGR, 15 to S7B, G LSGR, 30 to 34B, G to E mid-30's. 50 per cent chance of 8, '71 game which the Huskies upper, F to G lower. upper E lower. RHODE ISLAND won 5-4 at Babson. snow during the afternoon. Dartmouth Ski way, 3 new Stowe, 8 ot 10 new PDR, Leading the Husky attack Snow continuing Friday night. 38 to 52B, E. PDR, FRGR, 4 to 20B, G to E. Diamond Hill, S new PKD, will be sophomore Tom Temperatures in the 25 to 30 Gunstock, PKD, 20 to S4B, Stratton, 2 new PDR, PKD, Dockrell, (Clinton, NY) who 32 to 40B. 6 to 18B, G to E. range. G to E. Pine Top, 4 new PDR, 4 to has a team leading 32 points on Loon Mt., 10 to 12 new Sugarbush, 5 new PDR, 8B, E. 18 goals and 14 assists. Not far PDR, 16 to 40B, E. PKD, SO to 41B, E. behind Dockrell is sophomore Mittersill, 2 to 4 new PDR, Woodstock Mt. Tom, 2 new linemate Phil Scudder (Hyannis, Activities 4 to 26B, G. PDR, 10 to 24B, E. CONNECTKUT Mass.) who has 11 goals and 13 Onset, 4 new PDR, 14 to Sudcide Six, 2 new PDR, 8 assists good for 24 points. Caver, Mountaineers, rock climbers to 20B, G to E. square dancers, canoers, kayakers do 32B, E. Seniot Captain Ashley Atherton your thing with the Outing Club. Mt. Sunapee, 2 new PDR, 8 Mohawk Mt., 5 new PDR, 10 (Cranston, RI) has made the Meetings every Wed. 7:30 pm SU to 25B, G to E upper, E lower. to 20B, E. transition from a defenseman's 101. Kayak lessons every Thursday MASSACHUSETTS \ at 9:15 pm and Sunday at I pm In Tenney Mt., 5 new PDR, 10 Powder Ridge, 4 new PDR, position to a center slot and is Brundage Pool. to 28B, E. 25B, E. third leading scorer with 19 Concerned about your future with Waterville Valley, 10 to 12 Sundown, 4 new PDR, 8 1 Amesbury Tows, 4 new, 0 points on 13 goals and 6 assists. the draft Storrs Draft Information new PKD, 18 to 29B, 50PC, E, MM, PKD, 9 to 23B, E. Other leading UConn scorers Committee counsels every Wed. 2-5 to 15B, G to E. pm and 7-9 pm. At Community 50PC, G. Mt. Southington, 2 to 4 are junior Paul "Pokey" Benjamin Hill, 4 new PKD, House N. Eaglevllle Road. Appts. Wildcatc 6 new PDR, PKD, 0 to 6 B, G to E. new PDR, PKD, 20 to 28B, E. Bastarache (Lynn, Mass.) with available at 429-5900 and 4 56-1549 27 to 52B, E. Husky Hill, G to E. 18 points on 3 goals and 15 evenings. Berkshire East, 4 new PDR,

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(EampiiH by Lincoln Millstein Hampshire, Syracuse and would be one of the most Rutgers. powerful teams in New Against the Scarlet Knights England. But inconsistent play The UConn varsity track of Rutgers, UConn nearly has plagued the performance of this year's Rams. Rhody by Dave Solomon team will challenge powerful erased a 24 point deficit behind Northeastern University, when the strong shooting of junior defeated Connecticut on the Huskies travel to Colby, guard Al Vaughn before losing January 8 by a 57-52 score. The varsity hockey team It was good to see Al Vaugn turn in such a sparkling Maine, tomorrow, for the 89-86. Vaughn scored 31 will kick off weekend sports performance against Rutgers University on Tuesday. The junior annual New England track and points, the best offensive mark action by hosting Babson in a guard was the only bright spot in an otherwisedismal first half, field championships. Uconn by a Husky this year. His career 7:30 p.m. contest tonight. The which saw the Huskies trailing 50 - 29. Vaughn was busy comes off their second-place high for a single gam is 34 points against Maine last year, icemen will also have a 7:30 collecting 15 of UConn's 29 first half points, while the usual big performance last week in the which was also the highest engagement with St. Anselm's guns, Gary Custick and Cal Chapman were having problems finding Yankee Conference game honor for a Husky last tomorrow night. UConn is 8-13 the range. championships. for the season, having defeated "Northeastern is just loaded season. When UConn made the game a close contest with a Wesleyan, 3-2 in an overtime this year," Bob Kennedy, head Saturday's game will be a tremendous second half rally, it was Vaughn who contributed the contest, last Wednesday night. coach of UConn's track team sellout, but fans will also be most. He ended up with 31 points, the most any Husky has scored The varsity swimmers said. "Our only hope will rest able to view the action on TV this season. finished the year's dual meet on whether anyone can break channel 3. The game does not The season has not been as fortunate for Vaughn as the last competition with an even 5-5 up some of their strength." have the normal fanfare, game might indicate, however. It has been a frustrating season for mark. UConn lost to Southern Northeastern will be heavy characteristic of most both Vaughn and the many UConn followers who had counted so Connecticut in the seaon finale, favorites to take the team title UConn Rhody matches, highly on Vaughn before the season. Wednesday night. The Husky with UConn, University of however. The Huskies are well After the first game of the year, against Dartmouth College, in tankmen will travel to Amherst, Massachusetts, and Boston out of the conference race this which Vaughn contributed 21 points, "Dee" Rowe commented, Mass. for the Yankee University as dark horse season, while the Rams suffered "Al played well, but nothing spectacular. We expect him to get his a surprising 109-64 setback at Conference Relays, tomorrow. twenty points every game." candidates. Mike Muska, special the hands of the University of The varsity wrestlers will Vaughn made the mistake of trying to carry the young and correspondent for the Daily Massachusetts, last week. travel to New Britain for the inexperienced team all by himself from the start of the season. He Campus will report the results Pre-season prognosis had New England Championships started to force many shots, his ballhandling became shaky, and he in Monday's issue. Rhode island as the favorite in Saturday at 4:00 p.m. The began to press. He lost much confidence in his ability, while his In other sports, the Husky the YanCon, and many had Huskies are 7-9 for the season playing a sub-par Vaughn, in hope of him being able to find his basketball team will try and anticipated that the Rams in wrestling. touch again, or playing Lee Barbach or Pat Mullin, who might be mend their losing ways, when able to do a better job immediately. they host the University of Hopefully, the real Al Vaughn popped back against Rutgers. It Rhode Island here in an yancon relays at amherst, was certainly his best performance of the season, and if nothing afternoon game on Saturday at ebe, it showed what Vaughn is capable of accomplishing on the 2. UConn is currently on a basketball court when he is at his best. The backcourt position has three-game losing streak uconn defending champs not provided the scoring punch needed to compliment the fine dropping games to New work of the forwards. If Vaughn can continue to play well, and by Len Auster his team to continue this Custick and Chapman play at their best, the last three games arduous training schedule until might be quite interesting from the Husky point of view. weekend sports The UConn varsity Tuesday when they will start to Rhode Island, tomorrow night, will be the first test. The swimming team is on the road taper off in preparations for Huskies were beaten by the Rams early in the season, 57 - 52, up once again as it heads for Saturday's Relays. at Kingston, R.I. But the Rams are a very inconsistent team. In Varsity TVack: at New Amherst, Massachusetts, The YanCon Relays is an all successive games, they beat highly touted Providence College, then Englands, Colby, Maine. Saturday afternoon to take part relay meet consisting of 10 got trounced by UMass a couple nights later by 30 points. Saturday at 12:00 p.m. in the annual Yankee different events. There are 8 The Pick-UCONN BY 1. Conference Relays. The Husky swimming and 2 diving events. Varsity Basketball: Rhode tankmen are defending Relay The Huskies won last years Island here, Saturday at champions and the prospect for competition capturing seven fist uconn ski team travels to 2:00 pjn. a repeat is bright. However, places and coming in second in according to UConn coach the other three events. Vermont Peter McDevitt, the prc-meet came in second overall last year Varsity Hockey: Babson favorite should be the winning three events and seven jiminy peak for meet here, Friday at 7:30 pjn. University of Vermont seconds. This year's Relays and St. Anslem's here, swimmers, who recenlty appear to be heading the same The UConn Ski Team Downhill will be a good test for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. completed an unblemished 9-0 route with the Huskies and the travels to jiminy Peak, UConn which is strongest in dual meet season. "Off of this Catamounts fighting it out for season's record, Vermont must Massachusetts this weekend this event. In the last Downhill Varsity Swimming: at top honors. The addition to where Alpine competition will at Pico Peak, UConn placed 4 be rated as the favorite," this year's relays of Holy Cross YanCon Relays, Amherst, McDevitt said. be held in the men's Downhill racers in the top ten, the most Mass. Saturday at 12:00 and the University of Maine and Giant Slalom and a ladies' of the five teams at that race. p.m. The Huskies, 5-5 in dual completes the lineup which also Giant Slalom. Fresh from their The remaining meets on the meet competition have been includes the host, University of first victory of the season last team's schedule after Jiminy working out vigorously this past Massachusetts, and the weekent at Berkshire East, the will be at Glen Ellen and Varsity Wrestling: at New week. McDevitt plans to call for University of New Hampshire. ski team hopes to carry enough Suicide Six, Vermont and Englands, New Britain. momentum into this weekend's Catamount, New York. The Saturday at 4:00 p.m. events to overtake New York ski team will then have a one MR. 3ASIW0N- University in the standings of week layoff before the Alpine UConn ski team at Jiminy the New York Amateur Ski Combined Championships, a peak, Mass., for YNASL Team League. UConn is four day meet at Framconia, competition. Menswe&v currently in third place, just 1 New Hampshire. point behind New York !£:::::>::::::::>:::%^ Uni laza MON -SAT IOAM-6PM University. The Grumman Ski Storrs Rd. 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