The Daily Campus

Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIII No. 32 The University of Connecticut Friday, October 20, 1989 Aftershocks rattle Calif., death estimate drops SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Three strong aftershocks rattled Relief aid a jittery Northern California on Thursday, and rescuers who found fewer cars than feared pours into under a collapsed freeway said the World Series may have re- quake area duced the rush-hour traffic. Americans touched by scenes "Maybe we got lucky be- of devastation, of people left cause of the game," Oakland homeless by disaster, sent what police SgL Bob Crawford said. they could to earthquake vic- "Normally at 5 o'clock in the tims in Northern California on afternoon this area would be Thursday just one month after bumper-to-bumpcr. Maybe the shipping aid to those .n Hurri- World Series saved our lives.' cane Hugo's wake. Power and commuters re- Even Charleston, S.C., still reeling from last month's turned to much of downtown pounding by Hugo, sent a San Francisco as a tentative plane load of bottled drinking city tried to recover and regroup water. following Tuesday's earth- Private groups and officials quake, which claimed scores of sent search dogs and special lives and at least $2.87 billion equipment to hunt for sur- in damage. vivors, donated blood and Residents of the ravaged money and offered their exper- Marina district, furious at ini- tise. A Southern California tially being barred from their man donated a $15,000 sports homes, later lined up for 15- —UP! car he won in a radio contest. minute passes to fetch cloth- The first emergency relief supplies for San Francisco are loaded aboard a Charleston Wyoming remembered the ing, medicine, food and Air Force Base cargo plane as members of Charleston City Police Department wait help it received from California belongings. to board. The supplies including generators, men and water were sent by the mayor firefighters in the 1988 fires at At the 1-mile stretch of the of Charleston, saying that is what his city needed most after Hurricane Hugo hit. Yellowstone National Park. collapsed double-deck Interstate Gov. Mike Sullivan asked 880, the Nimitz Freeway in That could lower the death happening is that they are fatalities was made. emergency officials to help Oakland, workers cut holes in toll in the highway rubble — finding fewer vehicles under the Many people left work early wiih structural inspections and concrete and used cranes to pull estimated earlier at 253, bridge than they thought." to watch the third game of the search and rescue. out pancake-flat cars. Rescuers authorities said. Firefighter Dan Gctreu said World Scries, scheduled to start "While wc are few in number reported finding the cars as far "They are going lower, much he had walked the length of the at 5:30 p.m., and 60,000 peo- and they arc many, their needs apart as 60 feet, rather than lower in fact," Lisa Covington, fallen highway and estimated ple already were across die bay arc many, and wc stand ready to bumper-to-bumper as had been a spokeswoman for the Office no more than two dozen cars in San Francisco at Candlestick help in any way.'* Sullivan feared, Assistant Fire Chief Al of Emergency Services, said of were trapped. Park when the quake suuck at said. 5:04 p.m. Sigwart said. the estimates. "What's No new official estimate of The Wyoming Red Cross The World Scries will re- sent a mass feeding van to sume Tuesday al Candlestick California from Casper to join Park in San Francisco. Abortion bill heads to probable veto other Red Cross units deliver- Oakland Mayor Lionel Wil- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate sent Although the measure has become the object ing hot food door to door. President Bush on Thursday a bill permitting of intense effort by both sides of the abortion son said Thursday that only 85 federally financed abortions for poor women who issue, there was little Senate discussion of people were reported missing. Compiled from AP wire reports are victims of rape or incest, ignoring the abortion as it came to the floor. president's pledge to veto the measure. Sen. Brock Adams, D-Wash., said Bush's The bill, which has assumed symbolic promise of a veto was "unconscionable" and Concern over radon importance in the larger political war over the would "cause enormous additional suffering" for abortion issue, would ease an eight-year-old poor victims of rape or incest. restriction on circumstances in which Medicaid "The president has told us he will veto this bill prompts school bill will pay for a poor woman's abortion. because he won't accept langugage that allows HARTFORD (AP) — Every public school in the state would The Senate's 67-31 vote provided final poor rape and incest victims access to abortions," have to be tested for pollution by radon, a gas rising naturally from congressional passage of a spending bill in- he said. "I'm sorry the president of the United the ground and linked to lung cancer, under legislation proposed cluding the key provision on abortion, which the States, the most poweful man in the world, has yesterday by state Sen. Richard Blumcnthal, D-Slamford. House approved in a surprise vote last week. The chosen to veto this bill ... and thereby cause His bill, to be submitted to the 1990 General Assembly, would Senate previously had approved broadening enormous additional suffering for some of the carry no penalties, but die senator said that if it became law, courts federal funding for abortions, and its last vote world's most unfortunate and powerless victims. could compel compliance. was needed to send the bill to the White House. Medicaid restrictions in the law since 1981 Blumcnthal said he thought local officials would be eager to The measure would allow federal money to be permit federal money for abortions only in cases conduct the tests, which are inexpensive and would be paid for by spent on abortions for poor women who are where the life of the mother is endangered by her the state. victims of rape or incest and who "reported pregnancy. Medicaid financing for poor women's "Each day, our children may spend up to eight hours in basement promptly" to law enforcement or public health abortions has been restricted in one way or or first-floor classrooms where the levels of radon, a dangerous authorities. another since 1977. carcinogen, arc highest," he said, adding that radon is the second- leading cause of lung cancer in Connecticut. Blumcnthal, who is running for attorney general, said testing Pro-life group formed by students every school in the state would cost about $203,000 and that 75 By Michelle Kay politicians, and discussing their something to be thrown in a percent of that would be reimbursed by the federal government. Daily Campus Staff feelings about the abortion toilet," Metz said. Radon is a naturally occurring, invisible, odorless gas that Pro-life students organized issue. "How can you say (a fetus) produces radioactive particles as it breaks down. Those particles can the UConn Students for Life "I don't have a problem with is not a life when you know become trapped in human lungs and cause cancer. group last night in response to premarital sex or birth control, what it's going to be?" Amy He said his legislation would require a second lest for any school the formation of the UConn but I don't believe in abor- Anderson said. "Birth itself is a found above federal guidelines for radon. Steps to reduce radon National Organization for tion," said Metz. 'T don't think gift." pollution would be required for those schools found above the Women chapter. this country should become Metz said the purpose of the limits. At UConn, there has been a less sexually active, but I think group is not to antagonize pro- Blumcnthal said those steps could be as simple as increased big void on the pro-life end of people should realize the con- choice people. She said that the ventilation and rotating students in classrooms more often. the political scale, said Anne sequences of their actions." group will only act passively Senate President Pro Tern John B. Larson, D-Easl Hartford, who Metz, president of UConn Members took turns dis- to protest abortion. joined Blumenthal at die news conference, said it was Ume to focus Students for Life. Metz said cussing the roots of their be- "Most people in this group attention on schools, rather than almost exclusively on private she organized the support lief, but agreed with each other are pro-contraceptives," Metz homes, as is now done. group for pro-life students in- that they feel that a fetus is a said. And Senate Majority Leader Cornelius P. O'Leary, D-Windsor terested in lobbying for restric- human life at all stages of de- Melissa Santangclo said,"We Locks, who was also there, said Blumenthal's bill made sense tion — not abolition — of velopment and to abort it is don't think women who have because "our children may be the most susceptible to cancers abortions not deemed medically murder. abortions are evil." caused by radon because their smaller lung capacity and higher necessary, writing letters to "(Life) is definitely not See page 6 breathing rates can result in higher radiation doses." page 2 The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20, 1989 AROUND THE WORLD Soviet minister calls Yeltsin a liar MOSCOW (AP) — The which has seen him ousted interior minister on Thursday from his post as the called Boris N. Yeltsin a liar Communist Party leader in and said the maverick Moscow in 1987, only to stage Communist concocted a phony a stunning comeback in leg- talc of his own kidnap and islative elections this year. attempted assassination The interior minister spoke apparently to help his political less than 24 hours after Yeltsin popularity. issued a statement accusing his "He invented the entire former mentor, President story," said Interior Minister Mikhail S. Gorbachev, of Vadim V. Bakalin at a hastily staging a nationally televised called news conference. "What "political farce" to scuttle his the reason was, I don't know. political career. You should ask him." Before the cameras of state- run TV on Monday, Bakatin Bakatin, the lop Soviet told the Supreme Soviet policeman, said that by legislature that Yeltsin, an exposing the populist anti-establishment hero to lawmaker's alleged falsehood millions of Soviets, appeared and rumors it spawned, "we at a police post Sept. 28. —UPI have simply prevented a new Yeltsin was dripping wet, and outburst of popularity for The five Atlantis astronauts pose for a photo before deploying the Galileo space- falsely reported that men in a craft on a six year trip to the planet Jupiter. Yeltsin." Yeltsin could not be car had abducted him, put a reached for comment. sack over his head and tossed It was the latest twist in him from a bridge into the Spacecrafts Atlantis and Galileo Yeltsin's remarkable career. Moscow River, Bakatin said. traverse perfect courses in space Defaults in supplemental CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. a cooling system that shut Williams and pilot Mike Mc- (AP) — A healthy Galileo down Wednesday when it over- Cullcy, both naval aviators and loans jump 1,664 percent spacecraft sped unerringly to- heated and cut in a backup unit. graduates of Purdue University. WASHINGTON (AP) — Loan defaults of students participating ward distant Jupiter on Thurs- Played were "Hail Purdue" in a new government financial assistance program rose by a stag- day, while the five orbiting as- On Thursday, a major solar and "Anchors Aweigh," with gering 1,664 percent in just three years, the General Accounting tronauts who released it mea- flare hurled a surge of radiation reveille sandwiched in between. Office said Thursday. sured the threatened ozone layer toward Earth, but NASA offi- The other crew members are cials said they were not con- William Gainer, GAO director of education and employment is- that is Earth's natural sun- Ellen Baker, Franklin Chang- sues, said more than $3.2 billion in the Supplemental Loans to screen. cerned. Diaz and Shannon Lucid. Students program had been guaranteed by nine lenders — mainly Racing along at more than Government scientists said They began a series of medi- banks, credit unions and savings and loan associations — during 9,000 mph, the probe by the flare may disrupt commu- cal, materials processing and the last three years. midaftcrnoon was more than nications and electrical power other experiments . 'at will oc- Students defaulted on $310.6 million during that period, the nine 240,000 miles out on its 2.4- transmission over the next two cupy their time until they re- agencies reported. The majority of the defaults were from students billion-milc, six-year journey days, but NASA said it had turn to Earth on Monday. attending trade schools, the report showed. to study the largest planet in been evaluated and was not Landing is scheduled for Ed- "Students attending proprietary schools generally have higher de- the solar system in a search for considered a problem for the wards Air Force Base, Calif., at astronauts. fault rates. These figures arc not dissimilar to what we have seen clues to how the universe be- 2:38 p.m. EDT Monday. "In the orbit we're in, at with the other student aid programs," said Gainer. gan. A new shuttle experiment 160-mile altitude, it is no The Supplemental Loans to Students (SLS) program, enacted in Galileo was dispatched from used a sensitive instrument in 1986, provides market rate loans in addition to or in lieu of other threat at all," said flight direc- the cargo bay to measure sec- Atlantis' cargo bay Wednesday tor Ronald D. Dittemore. financial aid, such as Pell grants and Stafford loans, formerly called night, 6 hours after the shuttle tions of the Earth's ozone guaranteed student loans. Higher education students arc eligible for The burst also has had no layer, an area of the upper at- was launched from Cape impact on Galileo, which is an SLS loan, after first meeting more stringent eligibility require- Canaveral. National Aeronau- mosphere that protects our ments of the other government-guaranteed loans. "built for much harsher envi- planet from most of the sun's Lcs and Space Administration ronments than a solar flare," officials reported Thursday the ultraviolet radiation. said NASA spokeswoman craft was in "perfect shape" and There is global concern over Paula Cleggett-Haleim. Morehouse college pledge "right on course." depletion of the ozone layer, Atlantis also was pronounced Earlier Thursday, Mission and many people fear its de- dies in hazing incident in "excellent condition" by Control wakened the space struction will cause a rise in ATLANTA (AP) — A Morehouse College sophomore died in Mission Control after the crew travelers with a musical tribute such human health problems as what school officials said appears to have been a hazing incident in members successfully restored to Atlantis commander Don skin cancer. the nation's oldest black fraternity, and school officials said they may expel the members involved. School officials said the college had suspended the Alpha Phi Midwest blitzed by fall snow storm Alpha chapter's charter. (AP)—Trees in autumnal technicolor of service restored by evening. Electricity was Medical examiners have not determined the cause of death of Joel crimson and gold turned suddenly white Thursday knocked out to more than 20,000 customers in A. Harris, 18, of New York, but they said he appeared to suffer when a storm blitzed the Midwest with up V 6 the Dayton area, but was restored to all but about from a heart condition. inches of snow, causing power outages to m >re 16,000 by evening, said Dayton Power & Light Alpha Phi Alpha state director Robert Willis said the death oc- than 200,000 customers in Ohio, Indiana and Co. spokesman Allen Hill. curred Wednesday at a gathering in an apartment for 19 young men Michigan. Toledo Edison Co. spokesman Jim Proctor interested in joining the 110,000-mcmbcr fraternity. It was the earliest snowfall on record for many said 19,000 customers lost electricity, but only He said the students told him they met with approximately seven cities, including Cincinnati, Dayton, Ohio, 3,500 remained without power by Thursday fraternity brothers and "were pushed and shoved around" when they Indianapolis and St. Louis. night. failed to correctly answer questions about the fraternity. Snow also fell in portions of Kentucky, where Schools were closed in much of the state as 3 a fire fighter was electrocuted by power lines to 5 inches of snow fell in southwestern Ohio downed by the snow. and 1 to 3 inches of snow was reported elsewhere At least one other death, in Ohio, was in the state. Weather attributed to the storm. A Covington, Ohio, man was killed when his Friday, cloudy and raw with drizzle and fog. More In many places, the snow followed unusually car veered into the opposite lane of a snow- rain during the afternoon. Highs in 50s. Friday night, balmy weekend weather in the upper 70s and low slickened state highway and struck a pickup truck rain ending early followed by partial clearing. Lows 80s. near Dayton, said Patty Carey of the Ohio in 40s. Saturday, cloudy periods with sprinkles or "I can't believe this," said Jan Fredbeck of Highway Patrol. The area had received 4 inches light showers. Highs in 50s. Franklin, Ind., where 6 inches of snow fell. of snow. "We've got Halloween decorations up inside and John Robinson, a National Weather Service they look so stupid now." forecaster, said records dating back to about 1870 i:SPS 129580000 show no snowfall in Cincinnati as early as Oct. Second Class Postage paid at Storrs. Conn. 06268. Published Some 100,000 Cincinnati-area customers had power knocked out as the wet, heavy snow piled 19. It was also an earliest snowfall record for al the Daily Campus. Box U-189. Monday through Friday Dayton. 9/12-12/9, 1/26-5/5. up on leaf-laden trees, causing them to break and The snow that fell in most of Illinois, Indiana, Telephone: 429-9384 fall on power lines. Cincinnati Gas & Electric Ohio and parts of southern Michigan, eastern Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to The Daily Campus. 11 Dog Co. spokesman Bruce Stoccklin said he expected I.anc, Storrs. Conn. 06268. The Daily Campus is an Missouri and Kentucky was caused by a Canadian associate member of the Associated Press which is exclusively service to be restored by Thursday night. cold front that met up with a storm system over entitled to rcpnnt material published within. About 20,000 Ohio Edison customers in the the Carolinas, said Dennis Dixon of the National Akron-area were affected by outages but most had Weather Service in Ann Arbor, Mich. The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20, 19X9 P«fie 3 iNews Senate defeats proposed flag-burning amendment said of Bush. WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House said Bush day's vote that Bush continued son on grounds that a Texas was "disappointed" at the Sen- to believe that a constitutional flag-burning law violated his But Sen. Arlen Specter, R- The Senate on Thursday de- Pa., noted that 18 Democrats feated a proposed constitutional ate's action. amendment offered "the only ... constitutional right of freedom had supported the measure. "I amendment to ban burning and The proposal won a slight real protection for the flag" and of speech. majority, 51-48, but thai was that the law, which he will al- Arguing broke out between do not think this is a partisan desecration of the American matter that is being engineered flag, dealing a sharp rebuff to 15 votes short of the two-thirds low to take effect without his the parties even after the vote of senators present and voting signature, "would not survive as Democrats charged that Bush for crass political purposes." President Bush on an issue he The argument that the issue had put in the spotlight. that was needed for approval. constitutional scrutiny." and GOP National Chairman Democrats led the opposi- He had called for ihc consti- Lee Atwatcr had pushed the could be a potent election Senate Majority Leader weapon against senators who George Mitchell, D-Mainc, tion, but the vote was hardly tutional amendment in June amendment to put pressure on along strict party lines. Thirty- after the Supreme Court threw them. "He has used his high opposed the amendment ap- said as the Senate defeated the peared to lose steam this week. amendment, "We do not serve three Republicans and 18 out the conviction of Texas office for a low purpose," Sen. our national tradition by forc- Democrats voted for the mea- flag burner Gregory Lee John- Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., ing Americans to make a false sure, while 11 Republicans and and unnecessary choice between 37 Democrats opposed it. the flag and the Constitution." Congress gave final passage However, Republican leader last week to a bill to ban flag Bob Dole said, "I think the flag burning by simple statute. SPIRIT SHOPPE should be flown at half-staff White House spokeswoman Alixe Glen said after Thurs- after this vote." •tiOGE SELECTION) OP 1M?O^TSQ BEEfr! £~+ GROUPS;GROUPS: Order HALLOWEENHALLOWE Flowers Now! la CMBCC 0\)T CW VJlVJE E0OAA fog Campus Youe fjBMoerrc vowes^c Atop

^Florist »! 5 LB. gA£r+ 1.25 ±0 U8. SPIRIT Flowers and Balloons OWE 35Le.EA6*C.oo 41.«0 ^Delivered to Campus ;{?f Credit cards accepted (even on the phone) '•" U] XP "iOKj HAV£ A C+*Bfil£ FROM MOMC ■ STOP IViTO Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 487" 1 193 V TY4E VILLA AVJP 6£T IT CWEPf tOEEP EAAEPGBX^ —f\ FOjOPS ? Mou CAM <9EX A C&W AW>C£ ou MOOE. Qjiwtype [ \ AMEPICAM E*P?ES£ , MASTCP- CARD OP- Vl^(*25 Una) Copy & Word Processing, Inc. OPEN -i±J__ MON.-FRI. 8:30-5:30 UConn Business Block SAT. 9:00-1:00 Rt. 195 4 Dog Lane 487-1794 Storrs. CT / 1 $?\?n"SU0PP6" i ^DLTTH AA A Resume Headquarters 1 OPEN MOV)-SAT. 8ArV8?M Laser printed Resumes 429-(3421

Isn't It Time That IBM Worked For YOU? IBM Free Classes]

Monday 10/23 11/6,20 12/4 M.S.B Room M-051

9:00-10:30 PS/2 Hardware Overview Microsoft Windows/HDC 1:00-2:30 Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel 486-2573 page 4 The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20, 1989 iNew State hospitals wait to suspend generic drugs HARTFORD (AP) — name counterparts, but less macy at St. Mary's. "The companies out there. Until he blood pressure and the other a Although several Connecticut expensive. Medicare and other companies themselves haven't FDA finishes their repcrt, muscle relaxant. hospitals no longer stock some health insurers often reimburse been implicated." we're not ready to say they re Federal officials are investi- generic drugs, many say they only for the cheaper medica- At Waterbury Hospital, chief all bad." gating the Bolar Pharmaceuti- will wait for an order from the tion. pharmacist Nunzio Dcstefano But at New Britain General cal Co., which allegedly sub- federal Food and Drug Ad- The FDA does not require said "panicking about generic Hospital, Peter B. mitted a brand-name version of ministration before they sus- generic drugs to be tested for drugs in almost all cases is re- Skoniecznycq, director of the the blood-pressure drug Dyazide pend the use of any generic safety and effectiveness under ally unwarranted. We're confi- pharmacy, said the hospital no to win approval of its generic drugs. the same standards it has set for dent the generics meet the longer offers generic forms of substitute, triamterene and hy- Earlier this week, after hear- new drugs. Manufacturers of standards." two drugs, one for treating drochlorothiazide capsules. ing allegations that some generic drugs must prove only Middlesex Memorial Hospi- manufacturers faked test results that their products are tal in Middlctown is not dis- and bribed federal inspectors, therapeutically equivalent to continuing use of generic Blood traces found the Hospital of St. Raphael in die brand-name drugs. drugs, and William C. Planeta, New Haven decided to drop 200 Pharmacy heads at Waterbury director of pharmacy, was match Crafts' type of 250 generic brands it dis- and St. Mary's hospitals in critical of the decision at Si. NORWALK (AP) — The penses to its patients. A doctor Waterbury said St. Raphael's Among the items identified Raphael. director of the state police there has said the allegations by Lee were several pieces of move was premature and raises "My feeling was that their forensic laboratory testified were too serious to continue many needless questions. blue-green cotton cloth with move was really a rush in Thursday during the so-called using the drugs. "This is simply an (FDA) judgment," Planeta said. "What blood stains on them. The Generic drugs are supposed investigation," said Fred wood chipper trial that several Crafts' nanny, Dawn Marie they've done is indict the in- pieces of bone and tissue found to be the equivalent of brand- Theriault, director of the phar- dustry. There are a lot of fine Thomas, had previously testi- along the shore of Lake Zoar in fied Helle Crafts owned a Southbury had traces of blood dressing gown of that color. He that was of same type as Helle said the blood was human but Crafts'. couldn't determine its type. Dr. Henry C. Lee testified Lee also identified clumps of the blood was type-O and iden- hair which he said were from tified more than a dozen items the head of a white person and »M TO! found along the lake by police had been cut with a traumatic in January 1987. action; a piece of rope which The testimony in Norwalk had a blood stain on it; a piece Superior Court came during the of tocnail with pinkish nail aw ana trial of Richard Crafts, who is polish; a fingernail with tissue ((■■HI AND JOIN I % I i f A DAY IN BCSTCN charged with murder in the attached and pinkish polish on SUNDAY, CCFCBEK 29WH November 1986 disappearance the nail and a piece of lacy of his wife, Helle Crafts. He is material with blood stains on it accused of killing his wife and that he said resembles female BUSES LEAVE THE STUDENT disposing of her body using a underwear. UNION AT 10 A.M. TICKETS M ALMMQI, chain saw and wood chipper. ONLY $10; ON SALE AT THE STUDENT UNION TICKET FALL SWEATER SALE 23 - 27 October BOOTH NOON - 4 P.M. 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. STUDENT UNION MALL Just in time SUSJS-TRAVEL COMMITTEE t\ G°(C\ for winter! DEPT. OF STUDENT RCTIUITIES AND UNION PROGRAMS hand knitted hand dyed to«% virgin wool GOTO BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND "The Weekender" MEDICAL SCHOOL Busch Suitcases $9.99 Coors Light Party Balls $20.00

FIRESIDE Find out how you can have your medical school tuition, required books and fees paid in full—plus earn more than $700 a month while you attend school. SPIRITS Clip and mail the coupon below, and we'll send you full details on the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program. SHOP We'll tell you how you could qualify for a Physician's Scholarship from the Army, Navy or Air Force. If selected, you'll not only beat the high cost of medical school, you'll also gain Rt. 44 (Next to A&P) 429-5880 valuable medical experience serving on active duty 45 days each school year as a commissioned officer in the Reserves. After graduation, you'll serve three years or more—depending on the Service you select and the level of scholarship assistance you receive—as a respected Armed Forces physician. You'll also get good pay, regular hours, great benefits GILS RESTAURANT and the chance to work with a variety of patients and the latest medical 423-0062 752 MAIN ST. technology. Willimantic If you meet the age requirements noted below for the Service of your choice— This Weekend's Specials and want to cut the expense of medical school—send for more information today.

yp# | Send me lull details on how the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program • Texas style French Toast with 1 C*#« can help cut mv medical school expenses I meet the age requirements noted below I understand I am under no obligation Bacon and Coffee 2.85 Mail this coupon to Armed Forces Scholarships. P0 Box 2865 • Ham and Cheese Omelette Huntington Station. NY 11746 2102 9015 Check up to three Q Army D N«vy 12 Air Force I with Homefries and Coffee 2.80 l (1».3S»»»nof»gt| (21 36ye»n olJtel (1144 years ol age) Piejse pnni ill information ciej"v and completely • Belgian Waffle with topping 2.25 N.niw , G Male □ Female I l .Apt §. Address

. State. .Zip I Daily Specials Everyday Citv- Giant Deli Sandwiches w/ fries Phone L Soc Sec No ID l I and cole slaw 3.95 College. Birth Date l m Me -2JJ- HOMEMADE SOUPS EVERYDAY Field ol Study. Graduation Date I Mo TIC A REAL AMERICAN DINER l Ihe mlormaiion you voluntarily provide will be used tor recruiting purposes only The more complete it is. the I Weekdays 3:00 a.m. - 230 p.m. better we can respond to your request (Authority 10USCS03I Weekends 1:30 am. - noon The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20, 1989 page 5 iNewsi Protests may continue unless reforms implemented BERLIN (AP) — Pro- cle to expanding travel to the some people felt there was just structive." fourth of that. A dollar now democracy activists said on West. no alternative." Krcnz said Wednesday he fetches about 1.85 West Ger- Thursday that the choice of Krcnz on Thursday visited an Several workers complained wanted to improve relations man marks. Egon Krcnz as East Germany's East Berlin factory and his en- of the rigid travel restrictions, between church and state. Rcinhard Schult, a founder of new leader could lead to counter with workers, which which recently were expanded Also Thursday, the West New Forum, the largest pro- protesters again filling the touched on broad public dissat- to include Czechoslovakia, German newspaper Bild said democracy group in East Ger- streets unless he belies his isfaction, was deemed by West Poland and Hungary after more Poland's state bank is selling many, said Thursday on RIAS hard-line reputation and im- Germany's ARD TV network than 53,000 East German for hard currency 100 million radio of West Berlin, "Krcnz plements reforms. "unthinkable only a few weeks refugees streamed there to be- East German marks it holds in stands for the continuation of Krcnz succeeded Erich Ho- ago." gin their treks West. banks in Frankfurt. Bild said nco-Slalinist politics." neckcr on Wednesday and soon Excerpts of the footage The unusual presentation the bank acted because of "a He said Krenz "did not have made clear in an address to the shown on Aktuelle Kamera, may reflect a willingness by lack of confidence in (East one word to say about the nation the communist party East Germany's main evening Krcnz to allow more frank dis- Germany's) internal stability" causes of the current crisis and will resist the democratic trends newscast, were carried by West cussion of national problems and as a hedge against a possi- made no offer for talks with the evident in East Germany's German networks. in the state-controlled media. ble revaluation of East Ger- opposition." Warsaw Pact allies Hungary When asked by Krcnz why Krcnz also met with Werner many's currency. Author Rolf Schneider, a and Poland. so many co-workers had fled to Leich, head of the East German East Germany officially pegs critic of the government, told But he said West Germany's West Germany, metal worker Lutheran Church Federation, one East German mark cquai to RIAS: "The crisis will keep refusal to recognize East Ger- Ronald Berus said: "A lot of for talks described by East one West German mark. In re- dragging on." man citizenship was an obsta- things kept adding up until German TV as "open and con- ality, it is worth perhaps a

MC-UISfl accepted on the phone PROUDLY SPONSORS WITH THE GRANGE/HICKS COUNCIL Campus THE 1989 PRE-HALLOWEEN CLASSIC Florist VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Birthday Flowers and Balloons SUNDAY OCT. 22. 1989 - GUYER GYM Delivered to Campus $6.00 PER PERSON - MUST REGISTER BY OCT. 20th Downtown Storrs (next to Store 24) AQV.1 1 QQ FOR INFO. CALL TOM 427-2964. JIM 427-2959. KAT 427-3003 *••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Montreal Canada |Last Day! Last Day!* * Departure dates: Nov 10,17, 24, New Years Eve Dec 30th * From Only $95 per person irhe Star * ^•c * Your ZOQ MASS College Party Weekend includes; * w Free Welcome Party at the Search Irmls * ■r Super Club METROPOLIS*** * •*■ 3 Day 2 Nights Hotel Accomodations. loci ay ■a* Round Trip Transportation. * » The Best Time of YOUR LIFE "GUARANTEED.' * «• A Free PT&T Travel Kit. Homecoming vir * «r UMASS Campus Departures Available. * ■* Discounts for Groups & Organizations Lip lynx Contest «• Member N.A.C.A. Applications Due * * by I:II pm in * DRINKING AGE ONLY 18! NIGHT CLUBS OPEN UNTILL 3AM! S.U. RM «5iS« * * PARTY TIME & TRAVEL IDon't IBe Late! * CALL: 1-800-782-0808 * ASK FOR JAMIE OR JOHN SU3J& Department of Student Activities and Union Programs * * ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥4» NATIONAL RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN

Wear Your Red Ribbon On: Join WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25th ill! WHAT IS IT? 'Red Ribbon Campaign" was originated by the National Foundation of Parents as a symbol to reduce the demand for drugs. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Wearing the Red Ribbon symbolizes your commitment to a drug-free, healthy lifestyle...no use of illegal drugs and no abuse of legal drugs. WHERE CAN I GET Tuesday. Oct. 24 and Wednesday. Oct. 25: A RED RIBBON? Wed. Oct. 25: Student Health Service (all day) Library Lobby Tuesday. Oct. 24... (information display) Jonathan's entrance (Student Union Hallway) 10:00am-2:00pm 11 am to 1 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm WHEN DO I WEAR Wednesday. October 25th MY RED RIBBON? For more information call: 486-0792 THE CHOICE FOR ME...DRUG FREE!! Sponsored for the University by the Health Education Office of Student Health Services; Division of Student Affairs & Services page 6 The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20, 1989 New ...pro-life students organize for support, lobbying From front page ing, and suffer psychological islation the group would lobby sexually by irresponsible opinion and don't tear this sign The group discussion turned problems because of it. Garry for to help women. men." down." toward providing reasons for a agreed that a lot of couples are Joel Klucndcr, presently the "Being a woman involves "Obviously pro-choicers feel woman to continue with her wailing to adopt, but she said only male member of the having children...it's one of threatened by this meeting or pregnancy. it is because they prefer a white group, addressed the topic of your rights," Wandiga said. they wouldn't pull the signs "There arc more than 3,000 infant and would not accept an men's involvement in the "That's the right you should down," Kluender said. centers in this country that will 3 year old non-white child. abortion issue. "A lot of fight for." A few UConn NOW mem- help a woman throughout her "That's why there arc so people in my dorm resent me Society should view bers attended the meeting to pregnancy," Met/, told the many foster parents," Garry because they think I'm motherhood as an intelligent listen in, according lo group. said. infringing on their right to and honorable thing to do, ac- Maryannc Garry, chapter presi- Met/ said that each year, two The group also addressed the have sex with their girlfriends cording to Mctz. Legislation dent. million couples arc waiting to issue of pregnancy or parent- and get away with it," he said. should be passed that supports Met/ stated that any member adopt a child. Psychological hood getting in the way of a Other members agreed with people who both work and are of UConn Students for Life and medical complications can woman's career. Klucndcr, and said they feel parents, Mctz said. that defaces pro-choice prop- occur as a result of an abortion, "Having a child isn't or that abortion contributes to UConn Students for Life is erty, harasses anyone who is she said, which include mental should not be an impediment careless attitudes toward sexual not affiliated with any religious pro-choice or trying to have an depression, infection, hemor- to (a woman's) career goals," activity. group or political party, Met/ abortion will be thrown out of rhaging or perforation of the Met/ said. UConn Students for "Men should realize that it's said. Members included Chris- the group. uterus, drug and alcohol depen- Life is pro-women and pro- their baby, too," said Cecilia tians, agnostics, Democrats, The meeting closed with the dence, and complications while children, according to Metz. Wandiga. "(Our society) should Republicans and Independents. announcement that Domino's giving birth to a wanted child. "This group is not anti-femi- get away from the idea that a "We arc not religious ac- pizza will be served at the next Maryannc Garry, president of nist." man is not a man until he has tivists," said Metz. UConn Students for Life UConn NOW, said the centers In most non-strenuous jobs, sex." Klucndcr alleges that many meeting scheduled at 8:30 next Met/ referred to aren't enough pregnant women can work un- Met/ said that men should be of the signs posted to announce Thursday night in Hammonas- help. "Having a baby is a life- til the third trimester, Mctz brought up to view sex and last night's meeting were torn sett Lounge in Shippee Hall. time commitment," she said. said. pregnancy as their responsibil- down by pro-choice students. It is cruel to threaten the "These centers don't help raise "Money funnelled into abor- ity, also. Posters in Shippcc Hall were livelihood of the owner of the the kid or send it through col- tions could be better spent "Women should not consider also torn down and defaced with Storrs franchise. Met/ said in lege." subsidizing day care," said equality the right to have an vulgar statements, Met/ said. reference to UConn NOW's Garry said that a lot of Mctz. She said corporations abortion," Metz said. Met/ said posters were still boycott of the pizza chain women who give their children should have mandatory day care "Abortion degrades women be- taken down or defaced after she because of the corporate up for adoption go through life and maternity leave, and that cause it allows women more hung additional signs that read, owner's financial contributions wondering how the child is do- this is one of the types of leg- often to be taken advantage of "Please respect our right to an to pro-life organizations. -**•*•,•••••••••••••••••••••••• * BEER BEER * GOOD LUCK * AND * HUSKIES! * MORE BEER! We goofed and overstocked! WllUNQTON $ ^j*1 There's no more room. ^ My overstocking means v J ., PtZZA J k MEGABUCKS SAVINGS aesro • FOR YOU! bra* PIELS . S6.99 BLACK LABEL BAR BTLS Rt. 32 £ SCHAEFFER ' CASF * 429-7433 * BUSCH LOOSE CANSCASE $9.99 ^ ^^^^ ******************************** HOLIDAY SPIRITS RL 195, Holiday Mall 429-7786 Storrs, Conn. DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT "ALWAYS THE BEST DEALS IN TOWN" COMMISSARIES Weekend of 10/21 & 10/22 ISATURDAY BRUNCH SUNDAY BRUNCI •^ut Scrambled Eggs W/Cheese Scrambled Eggs Pancakes Egg Muffins 38 Waffles HALLOWEEN Canadian Bacon COSTUME Bacon Sausage Sausage Patties Donuts Pancakes PARTY Hash Browns French Toast Juice Blueberry Muffins **( Fruit Hash Browns & Friday, October 20 Salad Bar Chic. & Beef Pot Pie; 8:0Op.m. -12:00a.m. Grilled Cheese Salad Bar Student Union Ballroom Chicken Soup Fruit Cookies W Chocolate Pudding Cold Cuts FREE to all grad students w/I.D. & a second form of I.D. (ONE guest allowed with proof of age ) NO ONE UNDER 21 ADMITTED

ISATURDAY DINNER SUNDAY DINNER Music, Food, f^\ Dancing *° D.J. & Fun f (4>|&) ]For info call 486-3907 Vegetable Lasagna Hot Turkey Sandwich | Sponsored by G.S.S. Meat Lasagna on White Bread Garlic Bread Peas & Diced Carrotsl COME DRESSED AS Salad Bar French Fries on side YOUR FAVORITE Cold Cuts Cranberry Sauce s* CHARACTERI Dessert Chefs Choice Cold Cuts Grinder Rolls Boston Cream Pie The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20, 1989 page 7 -Art* Students are 'passionate' about their puppetry By Susan C ass Daily Campus Staff An array of art, in possibly its most unique and challenging form, puppetry, can be found in the basement of Sprague Hall. Here, in the UConn puppetry laboratory, puppetry majors and others gather to bring all facets of dramatic arts together to create, learn about, and discuss this fascinating form of art right here on campus. The UConn puppetry program currently has nine students enrolled in it, and is the only program in the United States that offers a BFA, MA, and MFA in puppetry. The dedication of the students reflects a department that is really quite challenging. The students work together on projects like last spring's "H.M.S. Pinafore," an all puppet production, and shows from the past like "Pippin," and "Babes in Toyland." The shows are over, but the puppets remain, carefully stored Sara Cousins/The Daily Campus and used for show as well as reference for are just a few that belong to the tremendous collect ion stored in the basement beginning students. These puppet heads See page 9 of Sprague Hall. Today in arts...

The art of puppetry 'Halloween 5: The Revenge of Micheal Myers' Booksigning in Co-op Arts Billy Joel's 'Storm Front' THEATRE • LITERATURE • MUSIC* ART • ENTERTAINMENT • REVIEWS • FILM • DANCE • CONCERTS Br^dfield's booksigning a success Dylan Shaw By John F. S u Hi van 'Halloween 5:' pure Although there was ample seat- The main portion of the Daily Campus Staff ing for the early artiyals, just evening consisted of Brad- One of the perks of being an like a class, nobody sat in the field reading excerpts from intrepid reviewer for the Daily diappointment front In fact the first 15 people bisnovel Bradfield's man- Campus is that one gets to go First there was Chaplin's "Modern Times." Then came Huston's crammed into the backrow.ahd ner of delivery was empas- to, and enjoy several events "The Maltese Falcon." Now there is Dominiquc-Othenin-Girard's siottcd and quite lively, that one probably would not some even opted to stand in "Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers." back rather than sit in the omi- giving the listener the idea even know about Last night's What do these movies have in common? Well, two of them arc nous front row See page 9 event was a booksignlngAead* two of the greatest films ever made, and the other one isn't. So there really isn't much in common between them. The ing of "The History of Lumi- similarities between "Halloween's 2 and 4 " and part 5 though are nous Motion." The author: of immediately noticeable. this book is Scott Bradfieid,%" California native, who cur- rently teaches English at the Film Review University of Connecticut. The booksigning was attended There is the scarred, scared, insane psychiatrist played by wild by Bradfield's students, some eyed Donald Plcasancc. There is the infamous "shape," known to felJpw:Engl|sh professors, and his intimates as Michael Myers. There is the requisite amount of manyliterary inquisitives. The semi-graphic violence. And finally there is the wooden acting, and event took place hi the UConn leaden direction that have become staples of the scries. C<*op and was set up to seat Missing is any of the creativity, humor, intelligence, or talent about 30 people. 28 persons that made the first "Halloween" so entertaining. The story attended the affair, so it could concerns... never mind, it's not important. What is important is be deemed a near-capacity for people to avoid this movie like it was amoebic dyscnUiry. crowd. If audiences would stop flocking to these insipid shockers not The most interestingparts of only would they stop making them, the U.S. could probably raise the evenin|;came just prior to its national I.Q. level about 30 points. There is, unfortunately, the reading, and during the absolutely no reason to believe they will. Each of these movies questions and answers section has made at least enough money to warrant a sequel, and usually jusins/The Daily Carftpus results in one. following'the reading The The release of a new "Halloween" movie is always an occasion first point of interest was the Scott Bradfieid reads a passage from his new book 'The History of Luminous Motion." for sadness to the true film buff. It represents the lowest form of event's resemblance to a class. movie entertainment, the "geek" film. And it shows how a once See page 10 Jack Zaientz Billy Joel's new 'Storm Front' has a 'few flaws' This is the year for regressive rock. This column old albums that may dissappoint Joel's fans. The melodic piece. It's almost a sea shanty with Joel's could be filled with the names of yesterday's bands and difference is the album is smooth. Joel's voice has mournful vocals riding over a complex byplay between performers that have come out with comeback albums: grown and mellowed in recent years, but this is hardly his dirge-like accordion and a hyperactive fiddle. Doobie Bros., Rolling Stones, Jefferson Airplane. surprising. It's difficult to expect Joel, a forty-year old The last two pieces, "I Go to Extremes" and WAR toured again, as did Anderson, Bruford, Wakcman, man, to sound as rough and ragged as he did in his 20s "Shameless" arc both equally intricate. "I Go to Howe (the old YES), who also released an album. Elton when "Piano Man" first came out. Extremes" directs you again toward the vocals, but John and Paul McCartney, though hardly comebacks, underscoring them towards the end is some frantic work released new material. For awhile it even looked like on Hammond organ by Joel. He doesn't play nearly Elvis was going to try, but he was seen everywhere Album Review enough on the album, but spots like this prove he still except a recording studio. Each of these attempts was can. "Shameless,"a mellow love song, features Joel on dissapointment. It seemed like no one over the age of The album opened up with a raunchy, power rock the harpsicord. 40 could make a decent album. Finally, however, a tune called "That's Not Her Style," written about his Side two breaks into two groups, the first being the gem has appeared out of the mire. Flawed maybe, but a wife Christie Brinkley. The bluesy song is made first song, the title track "Storm Front," and the fourth gem none the less. complete by some hot harmonica. "We Didn't Start song "When in Rome." The two songs are vivid soul, Joel's latest release, "Storm Front," on CBS The Fire," the next track, is a catchy keyboard number. with Lenny Picket! playing saxaphonc on both*jnd The Records, is an excellent, though not perfect effort. The It could be accused of being overly commercial, but it Memphis Horns providing brass on "Storm Front." album's strength is that it accomplishes what every should be forgiven because some of the lyrics are Joel's smoother, clear voice is highly suited to soul, other performer this year should have done. His music priceless. The song chronicles the history of the last with "When in Rome" sounding almost like something progresses by building on his roots, not by trying to forty years, and Joel ends up almost bellowing "Rock off a Ray Charles album. The second group consists of and Roller Cola Wars, I can't take it any more." Next recapture them. Th "And So It Goes" and "Leningrad." These songs are I,,, .".Stprm Frpflt'/.has, p^e, su-ftiflfi djf/pr90c,c, from, hjs. •*wi "i q rfwwrtH I'fYwn rtomirtfmtti 1111! 111111111111111111II1111 H 1 i i Bebi pag« > 10 Letters/Commentary5 The Daily Campus Domino's point of view Page 8 Friday. October 20, 1989 Since 1896 M^ Orin Levy Recently, there has been a make a donation to the every employee of a company Editor in Chief lot of discussions on campus Michigan Committee to End as large as ours (more than Charles M. Pickett Leanne Adams about a perceived tie between Tax Funded Abortions. His 180,000 employees) could hold Executive Editor Business Manager Domino's Pizza and the right- donation was made from his the same view on any personal to-life movement. As the own person funds, not from issue. supervisor of the local store, I Domino's Pizza, Inc. money. Finally, we value the Shawn Cochran Lisa Spooner would like to take this And, the donation was not students of UConn as our Managing Editor Managing Editor opportunity to clarify some made to Operation Rescue, as customers. We hope that now facts regarding the issue. it has been rumored. that they have the facts about Kim Rozdilski Lisa Fay WeUek First, Domino's Pizza has Third, while I have agreed to this issue, they will continue Ad Manager Senior Writer never supported organizations follow certain business to give us the opportunity to Assistant Managing Editors on either side of the standards and practices, I have deliver to them the finest pizza Julie A. Linden Lee Condon reproductive rights issue. Our never been asked to line up in eastern Connecticut. News Arts business is pizza, plain and politically or ideologically Neil Warren simple. with any group as a result of Supervisor Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Second, Domino's founder my work with Domino's Pizza. Domino's Pizza, Sports Photography and CEO Tom Monaghan did It is unrealistic to think that Storrs Commons Just wondering... What's your opinion

. . . wanna dance? Pro-Choice Pro-Life It may surprise some UConn students that The Oct. 16 Daily Campus printed an editorial Domino's Pizza is not an anti-Choice monolith. applauding the recent legislation passed in . . . will the final product of the multi- Not only have I delivered their pizzas for one and Congress and the Florida state house that million dollar Gampel Pavilion be a fancy a half years, but I have also long been a militant expanded access to abortion. It concluded that warehouse? and vocal pro-choice advocate. As a full-time "whether your opinion falls as pro-choice or pro- UConn grad student married to a full-time music life, the action of these bodies is to be admired." student, I survive on a combination of loans and But this is a wrongful assumption. From a pro- ... if Major League Baseball needs a neutral tips. Easily falling below the official poverty life point of view, abortion is not something to site for the World Series, how about the level, we still found money only two weeks ago be glad about. Abortion is wrong because, as multi-purpose Grad field? to contribute to a national pro-choice someone put it, it "leaves one dead and another organization, the Fund for the Feminist wounded" . . . with Erich Honecker out of a job as Majority. Busy as we are, we found time to The editorial also stated the assumption that leader of East Germany, will he try for the enthusiastically participate in the April 9 March the issue of abortion is "clearly a personal For Women's Lives this year. I have written matter." But a person who is pro-life says that job as commissioner of the National Football letters to several U.S. Supreme Court Justices, in abortion there are at least two persons League? as well as numerous letters to Connecticut's involved: one making the decision and having to senators and Representatives in Washington-all live with it, and one who helplessly dies by that . . if harmful drugs were legalized, would advocating legal and safe Choice for women of decision. It is not "an individuals (sic) right to therapeutic ones be declared illegal, so as to all economic classes. We intend to continue our decide his or her personal welfare" when work in the movement for Choice and equality another's life is sacrificed to that welfare. Our provide some semblance of balance? for women. society does not allow this kind of decision in I know of several fellow drivers who are Pro- other cases, such as the case of a helplessly . . how many times a day does President Choice, and of none who are not. As you can infirm parent who drains the energy and budget of Casteen stop what he's doing, look around, sec, the livelihoods at stake in this case arc a daughter or son. He or she may find help by and break into "My Way" ? overwhelmingly Pro-Choice, and some of that asking the government or private agencies and money spent at Domino's has found its way into placing the parent in a nursing home. But we do the Choice movement. not allow children to kill their parents, no matter . . . when the Easter decorations are going The boycott is misdirected. I applaud the how seemingly lifeless and burdensome they may up at Caldor? cause, and the determination with which it is become. Expectant mothers need more help from being pursued. Practically every large the government and from private sources to find . . . how many times this year Elvis has been corporation has shown enough irresponsibility, adoptive parents (great numbers of whom have class exploitation, and anti-democratic instincts thrown out of Ted's for stiffing the been waiting years for a baby) or to obtain to be boycotted, if one cares enough to dig up the resources they need to raise the child. They do bartender? dirt on them. I am certain that any corporation not need the emotional and physical scars has both Pro-Choice and anti-Choice personnel at abortion leaves behind. ... if "Ghostbusters 3" will star the lovable every level, and undoubtedly many from both The editorial asserts that victims of rape or Warrens? sides take actions to further their positions. The incest "should not carry the burden of an way to further the cause is not to simply avoid unwanted pregnancy to term." But those who Domino's and feel smugly righteous that you've believe that abortion is allowable only in this ... if there should be a law prohibiting child actually done something. Domino's can go circumstance make the assumption that an actors from growing up? Did anyone catch bankrupt and the perennial struggle for women's unwanted pregnancy is a "payment for sin" that that Nicholas kid on the "Eight is Enough" rights and equality will still lay before us. one is exempt from if one did not bring it about. reunion? Yeechh. The best strategy is one of positive action. In the first place, no one has the right to judge Organize! March on Washington November 12! another person in this manner, since no one is Write, call and visit your representatives in perfect here. One can only try to protect the ... if Brian Parker's recovery from his Washington and Hartford. Confront "Operation innocent from being victimized. In the second "season ending injury" will be deemed a Rescue" on the front lines! And remember, some place, one horrible crime is not avenged or miracle? of your comrades in the struggle are trying to alleviated by another. A baby should not become make a living. the second innocent victim of a violent crime. ... if 'The Noid" is pro-choice? Will Wilkin Another assumption the editorial makes is that the actions of legislators must correspond with ST — the views of the citizens he or she represents. ... if the people from Glasgow, Scotland This is not necessarily true. Firstly, legislators would please take back their weather? Daily Campus are elected by a majority of voters, but a substantial minority may have voted against ... if the explosion at the dome was actually them. Secondly, people elect officials on the basis of many different issues, of which abortion some homesick aliens attempting to blast Letters Policy fThe Dairy Campus welcomes all letters and is only one. Many citizens consider other issues off and return home in their hip RV? more important in choosing a candidate. Thirdly, view points. All letters should be between each legislator must have a strong opinion of his ... if UConn fraternity life consists of 200-$00 words in length. All letters are or her own on this controversial issue, and this subjt-ct to editing on the basis of size, anything more than writing personals? opinion will necessarily affect his or her vote. grammar, libel, and good taste. Fourthly, there are special-interest groups which All letters roost Include name, signature, often have power disproportionate to the ... is it okay to yell "Movie!" in a crowded and phone number. A name can be with- percentage of the population whose views they firehouse? held solely on the consent of the editor. represent, and these may affect the legislator's The Daily Campus is not responsible for decision as well. (The tobacco lobby is an ... if there are ducks left anywhere else in the return of any letter. Send to: Letters to example.) The Daily Campus should be more the world? ie Editor, The Daily Campus. II Dog careful not to make such ill-grounded ie»Slorrs»Ct^ 06269. assumptions. Roseanne Landry ... if Sir Lancelot attended the USG Roundtable? Because of the influx of letters that we have already received, and in anticipation of more to come, the Daily Campus will be running this type of page again next . . if someone can help me? I've fallen, and week. The abortion issue has no clear answer and since it is the responsibility of the Daily Campus to fairly represent all view points, we encourage you to write to I can't get up! us and express your opinion. ,, The Daily Campus, Friday. October 20. 1989 •Arts page 9 ...puppetry a combination of all types of art From page 7 dramatic arts. Sophomore professional dramatic theater, of when they think of puppets. School for a puppet museum, The lab itself is a puppetry major Susan Doyle but to other disciplines as well. But the students and Dr. which will service not only concentration of material, from smiled when she said she's Duprey said puppets have uses Ballard have something else on UConn's puppetry program, complete puppets to fabrics and "always working." Whether in education, psychotherapy, their minds other that but the entire northeast. This pins, scraps of wood to large it's in the costume shop, or and even physical therapy. upcoming shows. The UConn will be in the from of pieces of foam. Here, along putting in long hours for an Perhaps this is why students of puppetry program is an workshops and programs geared with attic space on the other upcoming show, puppetry all different majors have endangered species. Dr. Ballard toward the puppetry profession. side of campus, over 1000 students take acting, attended UConn's puppetry will soon be completely In assessing the continuation puppets hold residence. production, design, and fine classes. It is a way, she retired, and currently two key of the department, Duprey said All of them are hand-made, arts courses, in addition to the continued, of developing decisions arc being made she hopes "they realize its not from the substance of the body, puppet lab itself. language skills, dexterity, and behind closed administration a frivolous program." all the way to the buttons on Part of the allure of character assessment. doors. One deals with finding So you might ask twice, as the jacket of a marionette puppetry is also performing By holding up a half-built a replacement for Dr. Ballard, some of the puppetry students soldier. The incredible through a three dimensional character for next spring's no easy task, since his students say, when people tell you that amount of detail and hard work object that you have total production "La Farce dc Maitre feel his shoes are hard to fill. their major is puppetry. If put into each puppet is control over. This is one of Pathelin," Duprey The second, a government you heard them correctly, impressive. Costumes alone, the things that Duprey sees as immediately brought the decision, deals with storage understand that theirs is a said graduate puppetry student special about the puppets. puppet to life. The creation, space, which the program is in dynamic field, vital in many Rolande Duprey, take 40-50 "Children who are too shy for which was waiting for a set of dire need of. Dr. Ballard is areas of art, and program in hours of work, a small part of the stage will make a puppet eyelids, had a vital, magical fairly certain he will obtain which all the students truly the program in which she feels and perform that way," she quality that many people think space at Mansfield Training seem "passionately involved." "passionately involved." said. This application can be ■ <*m&f* — ^f"" ** ^$* •> The enthusiasm of extended not only to puppetry instructor Dr. Frank Ballard rubbed off as IT'S FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR ~1 encouragement for Roger Tht Unfvf rsity of Connecticut AT Dupan, a puppetry student working on his masters degree. FITNESS As an undergraduate at UConn majoring in acting, Dupan was for-to lured to puppetry as he took Huskies more and more classes in the Fine Food and Drink field. He said "it is more of an art form than straight acting. It It's not too late to register! COME IN FOR SPECIALS ON: incorporates every single form of art, like music, dance, Aerobic Fitness PITCHERS OF WATNEYS painting, and sculpture, as well Section 21: as performing." M/W/F 4:00-5:00 p.m., (NEW ON TAP!) Freshman puppetry major 10/15-12715 LABATTS DRY BOTTLES Brad Pope, immersed in all Activities room, McMahon Hall kinds of dramatic arts courses, Cost is only $25.00 is realizing this now. The FREE WINGS FROM 6-7 busy schedule of a puppetry Class size is limited, student starts early on, when call now to register: undergraduates learn from the 486-3231 FREE PRIZES TOO! raw basics all the features of The Office of Professional Development and Career Education BE THERE ...Bradfield . t~ wt§mm***§* m w)f* m 1(0m ■ m *&> <*# From page 7 that this man could make a math book sound interesting. The story is the chilling portrait of a disturbed, but * TODAY* intelligent seven-year-old boy, and his relationship with his mother who drags him around AIDS Awareness Week - Video Preview southern California, living off stolen credit cards. Time: 9am and 2pm After the reading, many audience members fired some Place: Student Union - ground floor very intelligent questions at Take a movie break! Watch video tapes on safer sex. AIDS & college students. Bradfield. The best part of the entire night occurred when two Show you care... and be aware! men engaged in an audible debate with each other over one For more information call 486-0792 of the literal aspects of the Sponsored by the Health Education Office of Student Health Services; Division of Student Affairs & Services novel, while Bradfield sat intently listening. 50,000 copies of the book have been printed and it has gotten nice reviews from the New York Times, and the .Hartford Courant. Many STUDENT HELP WANTED! people in the audience who read the book thought that it was quite good. This novel represents Bradficld's first literary effort, The Associated Student Commissaries and he said he is very happy with the attention he is HELP Needs Part-Time Help on Weekends receiving. Bradfield said what he was trying to do with the book was answer the question "what's it like to be in love If Interested, Please Call: with someone who is bad for you." 486-3913 or 486 3665 Although there have been other novels that have depicted destructive relationships, the twist of "The History of Luminous Motion" is that it is told from the boy's point ot GOOD PAY! GOOD HOURS! GOOD FOOD! view. When asked if he had anything to say about the book, Bradfield jokingly replied "You should pay twice Come work for us and save your Hu ski-Dine ' as much as the cover price because that's what it's worth," points for the weekdays! but at a cover price of $17.95 that's a pretty tall order. 11111 ii * ■ ii . page 10 The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20. 1989 'Arts ..Joel still piano man From page 7 organ the its end. piano songs and Joel proves This is not Joel's best that he is still the piano man. album, but is still a fine work. These bits of piano-bench The few flaws that mar the philosophy wrap up the album arc petty, but present. listener in tiny webs of first Though hurt by the loss of war, in "Leningrad," and then most of his previous band, peace, in "And So It Goes." only Liberty DcVito, the The only song left, "State of drummer, and David Brown, Grace," is a throwback to his the guitarist, returned for this style on his last album, "The album, Joel still pulls Bridge," and is probably the everything together and proves, weakest on the album. It does what most have been doubting, have its moments, though, that there is life after 40. Sunday Student Specials! with some swirly piano and $5.95 per entree* ...sequel flops -Chicken Parmesan w/Spaghetti -Fried Clams w/Steak Fries -Cheese or Meat Ravioli -Eggplant Florentine w/ Spaghetti From page 7 declined in moviegoers while -Baked Manicotti -Spaghetti with Meatballs fine actor, Pleasance, can be the need for sadism has 'served with hot rolls and salad! reduced to little more than a increased? If the audience the carnival barker at a side show. (please present college I.D. upon ordering) other night is any indication, What has become a mystery one would have to assume so. sk * id * is the appeal of these movies. Most people used to talk to the full dinner menu also available! One can no longer say it is heroine on the screen, "Don't because everyone likes a good go in there!" Now they still corner of Rt 195 & 44 scare. There has not been a talk to the screen but it is more (4 corners) good scare in a "Halloween" along the lines of "She's in Storrs, CT movie since the late 70s. there! Get her!!" That is a hell 429-7510 Could it possibly be that the of a lot scarier than anything "fine dining in a cqsual atmosphere" level of intelligence has ever put on film. It's This is National Collegiate Alcohol AIDS Awareness Week! Awareness Week. I know what you're ...that HIV is only transmitted by: 1) uprotected oral, anal, or vaginal sexual intercourse, thinking-- another effort to stop all rnrnrm: 2) sharing of IV needles/works, including sharing among steroid users, the fun on campus. But it's not that at mmyyyy] 3) from pregnant women to their unborn children mymm] all. Colleges and Universities all over ...that you don't have to be gay, a drug user, or any other stereotype to get Aids. It's not who you are but what you do that puts you at risk. the country are joining together to ...that any drug or alcohol use can impair your judgment, and weaken yur encourage good decision-making immune system, and thus puts you at greater risk for becoming infected? about alcohol and to combat misuse how you care... and be aware through education. It's a lesson we For more information check the Daily Campus or phone 486-0792 can take with us long after this week Sponsored by the Health Education Office of Student Health Services, is over. Division of Student Affairs & Services for more information. RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS Sheryl Beckett Alcohol Education Program Graduate Assistant Peer Education Trainer

11, 111111 III1111II11111II ,l.l.....l,...'.U.'.'.v.'.-'-.... . ■■. ■■.'.■■■■■ • ■ ■■■■•■• ■■■■'.'■' '' IWffiW^WW I.I','' l.v.v.v...... ■■■.■.■.■.■.'.■.■.■.■.■■■.I

: ■ :■ ..-■ ■: - , :■-:■■:■■ ■■ ; ■- ■ : ■ -: : ." ■■:-.•■ ■ . :: : '' . / ■■

ooo wats U>EH ROAD

•■■ -. -;::;;. - -

YOUR UNCLE WANTS TO PAY FOR COLLEGE. BUT ONLY IF YOU'RE GOOD ENOUGH. Army ROTC offers qualified students two- and three-year scholarships that pay for full tuition and required educational fees and provide an allowance for textbooks and supplies. You'll also receive up to a $1000 grant each school year the scholarship is in effect. So find out today if you qualify.

ARMY ROTC THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. Call Major Al Gledhill Enrollment Officer f203r 486-6081'"• * \ . i . i . » .' i » * ■ The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20, 1989 page 11

Notable Quotable Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson "I have always noticed that

deeply and truly religious per- HELLO' VALLTi HARDWARE? JUST TUE WIRE? OK, NO, NO, A toTOTALLER WONT LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER sons are fond of a joke, and I ^ES, I'M CALLING TO SEE FORGET a. DO *>U RENT DO AT ALL. I NEED SOME- BoR*NG DM, HOBBES. IF too SELL BLASTING CAPS, BULLDOZERS OR 6ACKHOES' WING MORE UKE A, am suspicious of those who DETONATORS, TIMERS AND WRECKING BALL. DoiOU WIRE. KNOW MERE t CDULD GET aren't." ANfVW\NG LIME TWAT7 NO? — Alfred North Whitehead ..'££*-' OK, GOODBYE.

THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON

/0~2

MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM by Mike Peters

^AUTHOR INftl

"My project's ready for grading, Mr. Big Nose Hey! I'm talkin' to YOU, squidbrain!"

THE REAL WORLD by de Zabrus SHOE by Jeff MacNelly

[AMP WMAT^ieNTlRC IT PEM0AI£TOVTK£ PRINCIPLE && wf* OHCB ASAlM TWA Mwro-ioNGr PROJECT VNBlMB-YBAR-aip CAii K&mVlB A CPl/PE RAPIO-

Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU

BUTTSY, ALL i WANT GOSH... IS YOU MIGHT SAY DRUG OH.UXXU, 15 TV Bel£6AU2ED, TWFBANY THAT.EVBRY HUMOR- YOURS PJOHT1 R£6UUmP ANP ANIMOSITY VMB H5 sees HASN'T UHATT PIP I TAXED, JUST UKB YOU' BemetNYOu Me.He&ves CHANGED SAY SOME- THE Daily Crossword »*■»*««■ TTS TTMB, MAN! PV YOU ANPMR.COM? MeAFSAL MUCH, I THING7 NeV- KNOW POT IS THZCOUN- EARFUL I see. eR. MINP. ACROSS 1 2 1 4 s 1 7 1 > 10 ft 12 13 WYS SECOND 1 — down LAPGtSTCASH (resign) 14 5 n 5 Colorful fish • CPOP.RI6HT 9 Pig food H It AFTtROPN! 14 Lmenttlon '• % 30 |211 15 Deep mud 16 Realty sign 17 Happy sign H 1 ' 18 Dies - 25 21 a 21 [2S W H 12 33 19 Poker word 20 Vary raraly M ■ " 1' 23 Period 24 — II on thick 17 H'-" H" 25 Decreased « 31 Machlna part H" ■ " 34 John 43 14* Foster — ■■" 47 35 Qo alt - f«l'* H lack I 38 Etui tor one w 4» so 1" 1" |u S4 SS M 37 Mystery award 47 SI 1 18 To end - 39 Vehicles I K 11 I 40 Turk. VIPs I 41 Math aubL U 42 Boo-boos 1 43 "Llghthorsa C1M WAS Sen <€•• Inc 1 1 012 1189 Harry" AN Hign I by Fred Rawles 44 Teecher'i Ywterday'* Pualo Solved: POTATO CHIPS favorite 6 Pltteburgh 48 "The — athlete Around Ua" 7 Bedouin QQ-JI TllffT MOKT THE" 47 Court llxture 9 Cad 48 Unexpected 9 Dash naked SfSc COBSe W/,5 STEUtX 10 Like some toll A04,N! > THOUfeHT IT outy 57 Love In Roma 11 Medley COULD HAffew TO DOM.' 58 Bullring beast 12 Max. money wen, ir tOBveft. M«pre

CLASSIFIED INFO ATTENTION GOVERNMENT ROOMMATEiSi Wanted to share SUBWAY has part-time Experienced Aerobic Instructors: SEIZED VEHICLES from $100. 2 BR. partly furnished apt. at openings, nights & Fantastic opportunity, up and Clarified nils may be placed at Fords. Mcrcccdcs. Corvettes, Willington Oaks. Approx. 2 weekends. Good pay & coming business. If you like TncDaih Ompus office or by mail. Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide. Mi. from campus. AVAILABLE bonuses! Walking people and know how to Classified nil? mutt be paid in full at 1-602-838-8885 Ext'. A 3993. IMMEDIATELY. Call 487- distance to work. Apply motivate, come grow with us. the time of placement, and arc non- FS 10/9-20 1974. RH 10/16-20 with manager, 121 N. Call Linda, 228-0128 HW refundable but credit will he given. Eaglevllle Road. HW 10/17-25 Classified ads can not he accepted 1977 Datsun 280Z 2+2. 88.000 FEMALE ROOMMATE 10/20-10/27 over the phone. Phone numbers, last mi.. 5-speed, new brakes, new WANTED: RESPONSIBLE, tires, new clutch, A/C, Gold, names, or full aikltcsscs are not MATURE, 25+ GRAD VERY FAST! Call 429 3570 STUDENT/PROFESSIONAL TO Fall Jobs for Experienced permitted in the Personals. after 7:00. $2500. FS 10/11- SHARE LARGE 2 BR Painter!! Earn $ 6-8.50/hr. All advertising is subject to accep- 24 APARTM ENT IN painting part time in the Storrs To the brothers of TIP: The tance by The Daily Campus, which WILLIMANTIC. $290 area. Call Triple "A" Student sisters of AZ would like to wish reserves the right to reject any ad Great camara for beginners! INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES. Painters and leave a message for you a Happy Founders Day! Pentax K-1000. 200m lens, copy at its sole discretion. Adver- 456-2702. 7 PM -9 PM. RH Tom at 1-800-922-5579. HW Hope to see you all at our flash, travel case. $300 10/16-20 10/16-27 brunch on Saturday. tisements offering term paper re- negotiable 871-8616. Please search and writing arc not accepted. leave message. FS 10/18-24 INTERESTED IN SHARING AN GET A JOB!!! THE UConn KRIS- Here's to your Birthday. Student classified rales for ads APARTMENT WITH A TOY- Development Office is looking Our first semester and WHAT of 25 words or less: SPRING BREAK!! - Complete DOG AND MYSELF? PLEASE for energetic people with IS SLEEP? This is NOT high 1 insertion $2.00 packages (Rountrip airfare and CALL 645-0094, DAWN. excellent communication skills school. Whose first? You? 3 consecutive $5.25 7-nights hotel accomodations) CLOSE TO CAMPUS. MALE to work for its Phone/Mail And then you woke up. We all love you hun. Happy 18th and 5 consecutive $7.00 to either Cancun or the OR FEMALE. LOW RENT. program. Hours: Sun.-Fri., 6- Bahamas. Get together with 10pm; Sun. 2-5pm. $5/hr. many more. Maybe you'll get a Each additional word $.05 POSSIBLE OWN ROOM. RH friends and reserve space now - 10/17-23 +great bonus potential. Require room in my dorm for your these trips sell fast. Don't get minimum of 3 days/week. birthday. Love, Heather Non-student classified rates for left behind in the Connecticut Room for rent in 2 bedroom Call Beth 486-5601 or Kathy ads of 25 words or less: cold! For more information, apt. for Nov. and Dec. in 486-1169 for details and DEAR KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA: 1 insertion $2.25 call 427-1562. Ask for Steve or Coventry. Heat and hot water interviewing dates. HW10/17- BE PREPARED FOR THE 3 consecutive $5.75 Tom (American Travel Services, included. Please call Theresa 21 ABSOLUTE BEST PARTY ON Inc.) FS 10/18-24 5 consecutive $7.50 742-9958 $310/month RH CAMPUS THIS WEEKEND. 10/20-11/2 Part time light office work for YOU WINN NEVER WITNESS Each additional word $.05 Must sell 1984 Audi5000S, health conference. Typing ANYTHING LIKE IT EVER 57,000mi, Blaubunkpt AM/FM ROOM WANTED in House or necessary. Small business near AGAIN. WE CANT WAIT. Cassette Remote alarm A.T. Apt. close to UConn for 23 Eastbrook Mall. Must have THE BROTHERS AND PLEDGES P.S. P.B. Power Sunroof, Power year old gay male student. own transportation. $6.00/hr. OF SIGMA CHI antennae. Just serviced. Mint Needed immed. Please call 456-4787 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA ES 2800 Condition. Call Mark 456- Call Jim 742-0728 HW 10/17-20 Hey Pam (MBPH) and Kim 1982 6cyl 4 sp moon roof air 3335. $7000.00. FS 10/18-24 RH 10/20-26 (Javist!!) Get psyched for the conditioning power windows AWESOME WEEKEND THAT tilt wheel AM/FM cassette Car for sale. 86' Plymouth Colt, AWAITS US IN NEW $1400. Call 429-5768. FS 4 cylinders, 2 doors, standard, 5 Help change the face of HAMPSHIRE! Thanks for being 10/13-25 gears. Odometer reading 34,000 Connecticut. Ct. Citizen great friends! HERE WE GO!) miles, asking $2990 or Action Group is currently Love, Gwenn 1972 Chevy Impala 350 V-8 negotiable. Call 427-6472. FS working on global warming, PS. PB. Automatic 87,000 10/19-20 healthcare and insurance reform. To the pledges of KAf»: Have original miles. Reliable, good FOR ONE PAGE TO ONE Gain valuable political fun tonight on your pledge transmission. Ready to roll. REPOSSESSED VA & HUD THOUSAND ON SELECTRIC, experience while making a retreat! We all envy you and $400.00. Call for test drive, HOMES available from CALL FABULOUS SANDY'S difference. Pay $40-70 a day. love you all! Loyally in Theta, 429-4645. FS 10/16-20 government from $1 without TYPING CRISIS CLINIC AT Hrs. 2:30-9:30. Call Vince at the sisters of KAo credit check. You repair. Also 429-6372 EVENINGS OR 456-1496. HW 10/19-11/1 FOR SALE -DYNASTAR LEAVE MESSAGE ON tax delinquent foreclosures JOSEPH, " I DON'T KNOW SKIS FPS 195CM., LOOK CALL 1-805-682-7555 EXT H- ANSWERING MACHINE. FREE EXCELLENT SUMMER & MUCH BUT I KNOW I 77 BINDINGS, SOLOMON EDITING. NEGOTIABLE, 1518 for rcpo list your area. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES now LOVE YOU AND THAT SX-70 BOOTS SIZE 12, SLIDING SCALE RATES: $1.00 FS 10/20p available for college student & MAY BE ALL I NEED TO NEW POLES. CALL 1st TEN PAGES PICA DOUBLE. graduates with Resort Hotels, KNOW." HAPPY BRUCE 429-7039 BEST 75«: THEREAFTER. (OTHER SEIZED CARS, trucks, Cruiselines, Airlines, ANNIVERSARY FROM OFFER RATES FOR OTHER 4wheclers, TVs, stereos, Amusement Parks and camps. YOUR FIANCE I LOVE FS10/17-21 CATEGORIES.) THIRD For more information and an furniture, computers by DEA, WORLD PEOPLE INVITED. YOU ALWAYS AND TANDY DMP 105 DOT FBI, IRS, and US Customs. W 10/20 application; write National FOREVER, APRIL MATRIX PRINTER. IBM Available your area now. Call Collegiate Recreation Service; COMPATIBLE! Sale 1-805-682-7555 EXT C-1260 P.O. Box 8074; Hilton Head, KRICKY: result of upgrade only. FS 10/20p SC 29938. HW 10/19-11/1 (HOLUSTER A) Asking $99.00. Call and Happy 21st Birthday! You've leave a message at 487- ROLLING STONES GOVERNMENT JOBS. NOW finally made it! I'll buy you a 1521. Ask for Todd. tickets for Oct. 29 at Shea HIRING in your area. $16,000- pitcher at TED's. FS10/16-20 Stadium in New York. If $68,000. Call (805) 682-7555 Your little brother (XoE) interested call 427-4184. FS Ride needed to Hanover Ext. J-1170 for current federal list. HW 10/20p Computer Commodore 64 10/20-24 Massachusettes or South of Hello to Sigma Alpha Sorority Perfect condition in original Boston area on Friday, 10/20. In Development. Here's to the AIRLINES NOW HIRING. boxes includes computer disk Leaving after 1:00. Will share new Agricultural Sorority on drive, date cassette unit. Perfect expenses. Call Laurie 427- Travel Agents, Flight Campus. Let's show some for word processing $220, $270 1061. RB 10/17-20 attendants. Mechanics, etc. pride! Cheers! Amy w/word processing. 427-5244. Entry level and up. Salaries to FS 10/18-24 Passenger wanted from Storrs S105K. Call 1-805-682-7555 Buddha Buddy, through Worchester to Lowell, EXT A-1061 HW10/20p Here's to two months of: No One bedroom available smoking, video courtships; new 1980 Honda CM400 immediately. $200 a month. Ma. Fridays P.M., $15 one CRUISESHIPS NOW HIRING for york, SRBs, Weebles, Atticus motorcycle. Great shape, Includes living room, kitchen, way. call Michelle, 486-3118. spring, Christmas, and next and Constance, Pumpkins, the luggage rack, good tires, 3200 back porch, carpeting. Only RB 10/17-20 summer breaks. Many pond, journalism papers, town mi. Excellent transportation. two miles from campus. Female PLEASE!!! RIDE positions. Call 1-805-682- meetings, sexy socks and lots $495 or B/O. Call 427-5244 or male call 429-8616. FR 7555 EXT.S-1067 for Stuart. FS 10/18-24 10/17-23 DESPERATELY NEEDED FROM of love!! WORCESTER TO UCONN ON HW 10/20p JAG SUNDAY 10/22. CALL KIM Tired of paying loo much for ONE AND TWO BEDROOM 429-8808, LEAVE MESSAGE. To the man with the long blond auto insurance? Call LOBO APT. SOME WALKING INSURANCE-METROPOLITAN RB 10/19-20 CAREER SEMINAR. hair I see every evening in the Insurance Agency 228-1025. DISTANCE TO CAMPUS THURSDAY OCTOBER 26 Jungle cafeteria (I think you Low insurance rates for good STOVE REFRIGERATOR 1989. RAMADAINN. NORTH live in Hurley) "You're one in a drivers. Take 10% off your auto PARKING 487-1437. HAVEN, CT FROM 5:30 PM TO million." My real life Axl insurance if you have FR 10/17-11/17 HELP WANTED 7 PM. SEATING IS LIMITED. Rose. I want you and I'm homeowner insurance from us. running out of "Patience" Rooms Available. Call Celeron PLEASE CALL STUART PEARL Rates for good students. 10 FOR A RESERVATION. 288- Main St., Hebron. CT 06248. Square. 429-3627. FR 10/18- 24 2191 E.O.E. Dear Delta Zeta, FS 10/18-12/8 HW 10/13-26 We, the Brothers of Sigma Chi, 4.50/HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-3 look forward to "doing lunch" 1984 DODGE COLT H.B. 4 ROOMMATES/ WEEKS TRAINING AT this Saturday....and much more 4.25/HOUR. 12 NOON FULL TIME DAYS — later! Love Ya! SPD, GOOD MECHANICAL SUBWAY Is looking for a CONDITION. BODY FAIR HOUSEMATES FRIDAYS OR ALL DAY SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS. full time day person. CONDITION, AM/FM Jen(Shmu): HAPPY BIRTHDAY WORK 1-2 DAYS OR ALL Hours 9-5, Monday- CASSETTE. RADIALS W/XTRA Female Roommate wanted to Friday. Apply at GEEK! Lots of love from the STUD SNOWS, NEW EXHAUST share 3 bdrm. duplex 2 mi. from DAYS SELLING FLOWERS AT SUBWAY, 121 N. second floor or Wheeler D. campus. $146 a mo. Call 429- OUR OUTDOOR LOCATIONS. $500 OR B/O CALL 742-5025 Eaglevllle Road. HW (Sharon, Pam, Sharlene, and the AFTER 4P.M. FS 10/19-25 5019. RH 10/19-27 CAR NEEDED. 742-9965. HW 9/20-12/8 10/20-10/27 Neid), : The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20, 1989 pajje 13 Classifieds5 Lizzcrd! Happy 20lh Birthday- LAURIE, *****HAPPY HOW TO STUDY FOR EXAMS UCONN SUICIDE PREVENTION! only 365 days to go! We hope When in disgrace with fortune BIRTHDAY AND PASS. HOW TO WRITE A Mooting Monday Oct.23 al 6:30 today is the greatest yet, and and men's eyes, KRISTEN**** RESEARCH PAPER get a pm in SU Room 216B. All we'll bring you lots of I all alone bewecp my outcast HAVE A GREAT DAY better grade and save time. For interested arc welcome. E presents...someday. To the state. FREE INFO on these valuable 10/20 23 Scary (Wah) Tuna Club (I don't And trouble deaf heaven with LOVE ALWAYS. reports, send a SASE to: think so!) and a great girl. We my bootless cries, and look TC JEFCO. P.O.B. 8029. ONE LOVE, ONE HEART. LETS love you! Karen and Kevin upon myself and curse my fate. Mnachcstcr. CT 06040 M GET TOGETHER AND FEEL To my Big Brother, Joc- 10/16-20 ALRIGHT. Meet me at West To my hero If NO, NO, NO Wishing me like to one more THANK YOU!! You arc a great Indian Club ONE BLOOD A will make you stop, what do I rich in hope, featured like him, guy. I love you. ARE YOU TIRED OF TOP 40 FASHION SHOW do if J change my mind? like him with friends possessed. Your little sis RAP DANCES? DANCE TO THE EXTRAORDINAIRE Love, Shakespeare BEST ROCK FROM THE 50S SU Ballroom Sat. Oct. 21 8 pm Desiring this man's art, and that Beth! Happy Two Years 80S. FOR CLASSIC CUTS S3.00 E 10/20 Delta Gamma-Good luck and man's scope Sweetheart! (or is it three?) FOR A CLASSIC CROWD. have fun on Anchor Splash! With what I most enjoy, It's been at least that since I've CALL SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK. INDIAN STUDENTS ASSOC Love, Omicron contented least. given you a Personal. Thanks 427-1319. M 10/11-24 PRESENTS A HALLOWEEN Yet in these thoughts, myself for Everything. I love you!! DANCE ON SATURDAY 21!ST To Brian, the tall cool one- amost despising. Love, Bill ATTENnON^XWERNMENT AT THE PUERTO RICAN LATIN Thank you for the TERR-ific HOMES from $1 (U-rcpair). Happily I think on thee, P.S. Good luck on your exam AMERICAN CENTER I ROM night. Sorry about my job Delinquent tax property. and then my state. today! 8:30 TO 12:00 PM interfering with our night, but Repossessions. Call 1-602 Like to the lark, at the break of E 10/20 it was worth it. The story was 838-8885 Ext. GH-3993 day arising, from sullen earth. JEFFREY I LOVE BEING YOU great. Thank you for your M 10/20D Sings hymns at heaven's gate. ROOMMATE. R AND K IN 90. COME SEETHE RUCKUS!! Join support. I know I haven't made FOUR YEARS NOW AND I things easy lately, but I SPO SHOW ENTERTAINMENT the Women's Rugby Club on For thy sweet love remembered, FEEL SO LUCKY. I LOVE YOU wouldn't give up the last 20 IS Connecticut's HOTTEST Disc- Saturday 10/21 for a match such wealth brings, ALWAYS! JEANNIE months for anything. I know I Jockey service. Professional againt Providence College!! That then I scorn to change my don't say it enough but I am Disc-Jockeys for any occasion. 10:00 am at Mansfield Training state with Kings. To the Cross Country teams: For all the best music and Center. Come and join the fun! really happy when you are We've trained hard together, around. You are not only great entertainment- Call Mark, 427- E 10/20 Love, Steve now let's kick A-- together at 4331. M 10/17-23 looking and lots of fun, but Big East. Reach down deep intelligent. I really enjoy inside and give it all you've ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT LOST AND being able to talk with you. got. HOMES from $1 (U-repair). Thank you for being everything Cristinc Delinquent tax property. FOUND to me. Ellsworth 2nd, Thanks to the Repossessions. Call 1-602- Love always and forever, most AWESOME muckrakcrs for FRED- 838-8885. Ext. GH 3993. LOST: Peugeot watch, Tricia making mud wrestling possible. Rich, Phil, Dave, Frank, and WAY TO BE! KEEP UP M10/17-20P broken brown leather anyone else who got dirty in THE BRUCE ABUSE! band. Lost a while ago, SHAMU, YOW! VISA OR MASTERCARD! Even but is very important to To the best baby-bear, happy 1 the process. X-tra thanks to Rich for making the pit and dirt if bankrupt or bad credit! We me. If found, please call 1/2. Oxrolls, noonieburgcrs, TOM. RICKY. AND CHRIS guarantee you a card or DOUBLE 429-8974. LF 10/12-20 boofaloofs, g-o, and memories shopping. Thanks! XO Hilltop Council (RUSSELL). CONGRATS ON your money back. Call 1-805- will never be forgotten. To us MAKING THE VARSITY TEAM! 682-7555 EXT Ml 107 FOUND: One key on a hand and and the years to come. I love YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME! M 10/20p manicure chain, near Bay Bank. Kelly - you MICHAEL IAN POLLARD. FROM A FAN ACROSS THE Come to Daily Campus to pick Love always, Ashley I LOVE YOU!!!!!!! QUAD! SONIC SOUND D.J. SERVICE up. LF 10/16 20 -Don Has over 100 CD'S. 600 Watts of Sound, 1200 Watts of Found: an emerald and diamond lighting. We will play your ring outside New London Hall. favorite music. Same low price. Call CDC to claim! LF 10/20- 429-2786. M 12/8 24

UNEXPECTED PREGNANCY? LOST: ALL OF MY CD'S FROM NEED HELP? CALL NEW LIFE BROWN HOUSE SATURDAY. PREGNANCY CENTER FOR REWARD FOR INFO OR COUNSELING AND FREE RETURN. CALL JEFF J. 429- COMING SOON PREGNANCY TESTING. 647- 9881 FS10/17-23 8585. M 10/17-20 LOST: 10/11 around library: Set ORANGE PERSONALS of keys with Milwaukee Brewers Emblem Kcychain and blue AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRARY LOBBY UConn bottle opener, call 427- 2141LF 10/17-23 LOOK FOR THEM NEXT WEEK ONE BLOOD FANTASTIC LOST AT YALE BOWL: Jean FUSION OF FASHION, FUN, jacket with wire rimmed glasses AND FOOD. SU BALLROOM in front pocket. If found, SAT. OCT 21 8 PM ADM $3.00 please call Jeff at 427-5254. I really need my glasses! E 10/20 LF10/17-23

HEY! UCONN WOMEN'S LOST: 3 keys on a black LACROSSE! Meeting Wed. kcychain with a red camaro 10/25/89 at 7:00 pm in TO THE LOVELY THRASHERS. TATE, THE MAN, THE MYTH, THE insignia. Possibly near Castlcman 214-Bc there! Gel I'd love to meet you ASAP. How Are we friends anymore? I LEGEND: Wishes do come true! Tolland. If found, call 427- psyched dudes! We're doing does Mon at 8:00 in the SU TV haven't talked to you in a long I love you more than anything. 1986. LF 10/18-20 awesome! Let's show Fred, room sound. Look for a guy time. What is up? Come visit. Pooh. Tom, and Ed what we can do! with long dirty blond hair and Please! From, Pretzel FOUND - Black checkbook long black jacket. To Joe and his place of Bleah! belonging to John Webber. E 10/20-24 THE SCROUNGING DIRTBAG Omicron - business (P.O.B.) We were Pick up the checkbook at The The time to make our decision wondering at what time do your Daily Campus. LF 10/18-20 is finally here! We've come a doors open? PUMPKIN SALE! Tucs. Oct. long way and it's time for a new 17 thru Fri. Oct. 20. On the LOST: BROWN LEATHER Boy, I know you how to call Congrads to the £X Soccer team beginning! Student Union Patio from 9-4. JACKET. Probably in AS55 on them! The last six months is on the Fraternity Intramural Sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi. 10/16 at around 2:00. If found, proof alone of that! You've Championship. We got a real The sisters of Omicron would E 10/17-20 " please contact mark at 427- made me happier than you'll kick out of the victory. ever know- I wish I could tell like to extend our deepest 1399. LF 10/18-20 gratitude to Judy Preston, The Ex, 76% Uncertain Azolia you. All I can say is, I love JILL you. members of the extension and Snail, Bimbo Shrinchcads at a LOST: Black Book Bag. Happy Birthday Jammin'! Hard Always have. visitation committees, all the Student Union rm. 282 278 Possibly by library. 2 to believe but the big 21 has Always will. fraternities and sororities on Sunday Oct. 22nd. Doors will textbooks and a very important campus and our families and arrived-and not a moment too open at 2 p.m. S5 admission notebook inside. If found, -G soon! Get ready to GO SICK!! friends for their love and presented by Populous Pudding. please contact Lcif at 427- Love, Shirl support. With your help our E 10/19-20 5223. LF 10/18-20 Kristen (Russell C) Hey you dream is becoming a reality! HAPPY B-DAY TO MY LITTLE sexy woman! Happy 19th ATTENTION DIVERS! ENGINERD! YES YOU EDDIE! LOST: Thin, gold bracelet. No Birthday! Have we got a Two tank boat dive on Oct. HAVE A GREAT DAY, I LOVE link. If found, contact Andrea surprise for you! Are you ready 21st. Join the scuba club and HEATHER!! YOU! SORRY NO SURPRISE at 427-3081. LF 10/19-23 to climax? Love, Car Kar Lee go for free. Call Mike at 427- I'm lovin" that you're my PARTY THIS YEAR, LYNETTE and Al Mom!!! Here's to the pursuit of 5796. New members welcome! LOST: US ARMY Dog Tag. The liberty, justice, and BMWs for E 10/19-20 name on the tag is James all! Hobkins. If found please call Gail HAPPY 21ST!!! May L&L, Expand your consciousness 429-7499. EXTREME you never be turned down again, through Soul Travel and leam SENTIMENTAL VALUE. (even though Amy took care of Jenwoman!! the Spiritual significance of PLEASE CALL! that months ago) Here's to a «*«»•»•»****»********♦*»* your dreams. Come to free LF 10/20-23 great day-may it include Ted's, KRIS! GREECE GREECE GREECE discussion classes on Blarney's, and several vodka ECKANKAR. the ancient HAPPY 18THBDAY! Tired of everyday and ordinary tonics. Let's get WACKED science of Soul Travel offered Roses are Red, SPRING BREAK trips? Try KEYS FOUND I LOVE CATS and bust a move you big rap every Tuesday evening at 9:30 Violets are Blue, GREECE March 9-18th for only CHAIN AIR FORCE CHAIN- queen. Happy Birthday Love pm in the Student Union Rm. DMC is HOT. S799. Call ISTA (203) 429- STEVES PIZZA CHAIN-CALL your Brick House Roomies-Rita, And so are you! 208. For more info call 427- Amy. Kim. and Deb 1032. M 10//18-24 427-3730 Love, Chris 1048 E 10/20-24 LF 10/20-24 page 14 The Daily Campus. Friday, October 20, 1989 -Sport Aune se s memory leads Colorado football team BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — beat Kansas on Saturday, Buffaloes to an 8-4 record and said. "1 just forget what I'm ior" and suggested that the They shout his name after they'll be 7-0 for the first lime the Freedom Bowl last season, doing out there. program was out of control. ever> huddle, wear his number in 52 years. learned he had inoperable "When Sal was here, I could McCartney, who came to on their wristbands and stare at "I think this is the best team stomach cancer in March. tell him my problems and he Colorado in 1982 after eight the haunting picture taped to we've ever had," said Joe Weakened by the disease, he would comfort me. Now I turn years as an assistant at his old locker, the one of him Romig, an All-Amcrican line- watched Colorado's first three around and he's not there. I Michigan, thinks the story was being hoisted on their shoul- man on the 1961 Colorado games this season from a can't believe he's gone." a cheap shot. While not mini- ders alter the spring game. squad that won the school's wheelchair with an oxygen Aunese's death — and the mizing the more serious Sal Aunese has been dead only outright Big Eight title. bottle at his side. subsequent revelation that he charges, he points out that nearly a month, but his former "This team has everything Although his teammates had fathered a son with the 19- many of the arrests were the Colorado teammates still con- going for it — good coaching, knew Aunese was gravely ill, ycar-old daughter of Coach Bill result of minor incidents such sider him a vital part of the good personnel and a lot of his death still was a traumatic McCartney — was the latest in as throwing a magazine at nation's third-ranked team. motivation. They want to win experience. a series of setbacks that have someone during an argument. "I feel like's he watching it for Sal." "Besides losing a friend, it rocked the team in recent years. "This is an honest and clean over us," sophomore Darian The spirit is catching in the brought them in touch with In 1984, tight end Ed program," McCartney said. Hagan, who replaced Aunese at Denver area, where college their own mortality," said Dick Rcinhardt suffered a blood clot "We have a good graduation quarterback, said. "If we don't sports normally arc second to Mueser, an academic counselor in his brain during a game and rate (71 percent) and we don't play well, we feel we're letting Broncomania. "Go Buff signs who has tried to help players was partially paralyzed. In break any rules. To be com- him down." are everywhere, Colorado T- deal with Aunese's death. 1987, two Colorado players pared to programs that cheat That has yet to happen. shirts are selling briskly and "Sal was only 21 years old. had their legs broken by a hit- and cut comers is just not fair." Inspired by Aunese, who died the team's recent home game They look at what happened to and-run driver and another Following their arrests, of cancer Sept. 23, Colorado is against Missouri was a" sellout him and think, 'This could player dislocated his hip in a Aunese and several black play- off to a 6-0 start that has — the first for a non-Nebraska happen to me.' " motorcycle accident. ers accused of assault or disor- triggered talk of a national game since 1983. Then there were problems derly conduct said they had "This is my 12th year here No one was more disturbed championship. If the Buffaloes by the tragedy than defensive with the law. From February been angered by racial insults. and I've never seen anything tackle Okland Salavea, a fellow 1986 to February 1989, 24 The town and the school are 98 like it," David Plati, the Samoan who was Aunese's current or former Colorado percent white. jorgensen school's sports information best friend. Since the funeral, football players were arrested Now, the name that matters director, said. "All the closet Salavea has had a hard lime on charges ranging from rape most at Colorado is Aunese. _ Auditorium J Buff fans arc coming out of the concentrating on football. (two players were acquitted) to Since his illness was discov- THE woodwork." "Sometimes my mind goes trespassing. Sports Illustrated ered, players have made an Aunese, who led the blank right before a play," he called it "ugly criminal behav- extra effort to avoid trouble. MOSCOW VIRTUOSI Vladimir Spivakov, James violinist k conductor

FriM Oct. 20 at 8pm Hand-picked from among the Soviet Union s top soloists and symphonic per— MAPES formers, the Moscow Virtuosi have honed a style so bighearted, so romantic, so positively Russian that they routinely elicit half a -UCONN's most popular event dozen encores. If the audience has its way, Tusday, Nov. 14 and Wednesday Nov. 15 this is one concert that may never end. 8pm Jorgensen Auditorium Program: Mozart Shostakovitch Vivaldi, Rossini " A Journey through Imagination " TICKETS $3.00 for UCONN Students Tix go on sale Oct. 24 atJoraensen Box Office 9am - 6pm ANY ??? CALL 486-3904 ASK FOR INA J Department for Student Activities ana union Programs *LV PRE-DOCTORAL POSITIONS Wed., Oct. 25 at 8pm M.I.T. This unstoppable 5roup of fellows— Molecular, Chemical, & Genetic Analysis ubbed "Super- of the Chemical-Biologic quartet" by the Los Angeles Times has Interactions Related to Cancer & given more concerts Genetic Disease in more cities than any other chamber Whitaker College of Health Sciences and Technology ensemble. But it's not their stamina Graduate Program in Toxicology that's astonishing— it's the sparks that Faculty Area of Intrest fly when they play. John M. Esslgmann DNA Repair and mutagenesis When was the last James G. Fox Gastrointestinal mieroflora & endogenous time you witnessed carcinogens spontaneous combus- Steven R. Tannenbaum tion on stage? This Chemistry of macromolecular adducts; is heat tempered by nttrfcojdde poetry—one of the William G.Thilry Mutational spectra; mechanisms & genetic most exciting musical epidemiology events of the season. Gerald N. Wogan DNA adducts & genetic change in cartinogenesis Program: Mendelssohn Helmut Zarbl Transformation effector & suppresor Wolpe, Beethoven genes, oncogenes; gene expression Full support (stipend and tuition) is offered to all accepted candidates. For program information and anapplication.CONTACT:Dtbra A. Luchanin. Academic Bl Tickets &. Info Administrator. Division of Toxicology. Room 16-330, M.I.T.. Cambridge, MA 02139. (617) 253-5804 SB 486-4226 MIT is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The Daily Campus, Friday, October 20. 1989 page 15 Sports* The Great Pie Race Results! Maine hosts UConn 17-21 Milk 32-36 Male 52-56 From back page at Cincinnati, and now Mak Ed Clarke 15:15 E. Swallow 15:34 P. McDevitt 17:04 view as their biggest challenge Lichtenbcrg, whose emphasis C. Niezrecki 16:16 H. Ellis 16:06 H. Johnson 17:51 yet this season. on speed and conditioning has Pat Tufts 16:20 Rick Urban 16:13 H. Ridge way 18:08 "This is our toughest game been paying off. J. Weisblatt 16:20 B. Taggart 16:50 thus far," Lichtenbcrg said. Over the past four years, the Greg Larratt 16:22 O.V.D. Scmijff 17:00 "They've got a good defense Bears have a 28-17 record, the Jon Plucker 16:24 Peter Leeds 17:02 61+ Mii'v Art McEviy 20:47 and a multiple offense. They're best in the Yankee Conference, 22-26Mal£ B. Kirtland 18:20 and earned a share of the con- Dale Brcwe 18:55 P. Kaplit/. 28:48 not one-dimensional." Jeff Cohen 14:33 A. Russck 30:00 Ranked No. 4 in Division I- ference championship in 1987. G. Spadavecchia 15:10 37-41 Milk 16:57 AA, Maine is off to its best But recognition of the team's Guy Cain 15:! 2 R. Crain Johr. Hall 18:00 Female start since 1965, when it won success has come slowly, as S. Maynard 15:38 17-21 reflected in a preseason D. Gain ail c 16:30 Dennis Dion 18:14 M. Fordc 18:55 its first eight games and played Ed Deveney 16:36 Dave Giveo 19:27 M. Bricland 1«:15 in the Tangerine Bowl. coaches' poll which pegged Maine to finish fourth in the 42-46 Mali C. Hoylc 20.1 2 This year, Maine is not only 27-31 Male R. Johnson 15:23 S. Cicslcwski 20:48 winning, but winning easy. A conference. Peter Hart 14:48 H. Barney 20:06 But as word has spread about Dennis La/or 15:20 47-51 Male 28-14 victory in the opener this year's team, the school has Lee Panas 15:35 37-42 Female B. Hincs 16:30 Gina Merluzzo 19:21 against Youngstown State was fielded inquiries from about 20 Phil Gould 15:43 Jim Schmer 17:27 its closest winning margin, and pro franchises, an occurrence K. Grochenig 16:23 B. O'Brien ?0:24 Phil Best 18:18 Nancy Smith 21:08 Maine has yet to have to come usually reserved fortfic hockey Pat Chester 18:30 Q. Kcssel 18:45 from behind to win. and baseball teams. Tiie last But Lichtenbcrg isn't take Maine player to make the pros Connecticut lightly. The was John Huard, who played Huskies, 4-2 with losses to for the 1965 team, then became Southern Methodist and Vil- a linebacker for the Denver lanova, are big and physical, he Broncos. said. The standout this year is IT'S YOUR CHOICE While this year's success quarterback Mike Buck, ranked may be a surprise to some, No. 1 in the nation in passing Maine has quietly and steadily efficiency. Buck has completed improved its performance in 69.2 percent of his passes, has recent years under a series of thrown for 11 touchdowns and coaches who have seen their has yet to have a pass inter- Cj- Saferides success serve as a springboard cepted. O to coaching jobs at larger or yfe more prestigious schools. Also regarded as pro This year's seniors, for ex- prospects are defensive tackle ample, have played for Buddy Jason Strzelczyk, offensive Teevens, now the coach at tackle Scott Hough and tight SAFERIDES: 486-4809 end Mike Bittcrmann. Dartmouth; Tim Murphy, now Thursday 10 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. Friday, Saturday 10 p.m. - 2:30 a.m. WHf Of Sponsored by Hartford Distributors, Anheuser Busch and Alpha Phi Omega VNMKCmCVND KCCK FKVM WHt MllHill AMI \ BUY **34tt YOUR C JGX UNCERTAIN TICKETS TODAY! Student Union Ticket Booth Noon 4pm M-F. FROM NEW YORK CITY LbBunoCbcD Travel FROM WILLIMANTIC CZ7 £ / j-r* Committee Presents UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT "A Day at the Bronx Zoo" STORRS.CT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 Sunday, October 22nd STUDENT UNION 282 SOUTH UCONN No alcohol SHOW STARTS 2P.M. FOR MORE INFO CALL Tickets are only $15!! permitted on buses (203) 456-4016

SPONSORED BY POPULOUS PUDDING & MUZAK Dept. of Student Affairs and Union Programs # xillSKlG S * Fine Food and Drink * presents * A' entertainer

* *m * MIKE O'NEIL * * AS SEEN ON THE CAPE AT PUFFERBELLYS! Come, Join in the Fun!! Friday. October 20, 1989 Today in sports... MMMM 1 Third-ranked Colorado remembers teammate Sal Auncsc, who died one month ago of cancer, See page 14. Sports For results of the Great Pic Race, See page 15. The Daily Campus Huskies face undefeated Maine Black Bears By Catherine Keating the field. He comes out of the in the first overtime. He carried Daily Campus Staff University of Massachusett's the ball 31 times for 272 yards Quarterback Mike Buck, game owning his 14th school and three touchdowns. tailback Carl Smith, 13 record. DeGennaro has Wesley was awarded the Gold interceptions, 7-0 vs. Matt completed 119 of 199 attempts Helmet Award, the ECAC DeGennaro, Kevin Wes- for 1,362 yards and 10 Division IAA Playcr-of-the- ley, five interceptions, 4- touchdowns. Eleven passes Wcck and the Yankee Conference Co-Offcnsive- 2. have been intercepted. DeGcnnaro's primary Playcr-of-the-Week. These will be some of the receivers arc flanker Mike The UConn defense will most important components in have to contend with Buck's tomorrow's match-up at 1 p.m. Nolan and split end Mark favorite receiver split end Mark in Orono, Me. between the Didio. Nolan has grabbed 28 tosses for 361 yards (averaging Duprcc, who has 33 catches University of Maine and the this season for 500 yards and Univcristy of Connecticut 12.9 yards) and four touchdowns; and Didio is 36 four touchdowns. Flanker football teams. Steve Roth has 28 catches for The Huskies travel to for 499 (averaging 13.9). 439 yards and six touchdowns. challenge an undefeated team Tailback Kevin Wesley is the leading rusher for the In all, 14 Maine players have which has won each of their caught touchdown passes. games by 14 points or more. Huskies. He has 427 yards on On the ground, the Black The Black Bears are led 64 carries. Due to a bruised offensively by quarterback kidney in UConn's third game Bears are led by Carl Smith Mike Buck, who is 99 for 143 of the season against New who has 193 carries this season for 1,152 yards and 16 in the air for 1,325 yards and Hampshire, Wesley was touchdowns. Smith's backup, 11 touchdowns. He has thrown limited to three rushes for five yards in the following three Ben Simians, has 83 carries for no interceptions this season 355 yards and six touchdowns. and is the all-time leading games. But Wesley came back passer in Maine's history. last week in UConn's 39-33 The ibotball and the soccer But UConn quarterback Matt defeat of the UMass to score games will be broadcast on DeGennaro holds his own on the game winning touchdown WHUS-FM(91.7).

—Kyle Dalpe photo Flanker Mike Nolan put 72 yards behind him for a touchdown last week when UConn beat UMass. Maine football gaining respect ORONO, Maine (AP) — Maine football is not used to Baseball and hockey generally the recognition given the base- arc the popular sports at ball team, which for years has Maine, but with a 7-0 record, been nationally acclaimed and the Black Bears' football team won a berth in the College finally is starting to get some World Scries seven times in an respect. eight-year span. The hockey "You talk about Maine, you team also has had its big mo- usually talk about hockey, ments, reaching the top of the baseball and the bad weather," national rankings and earning said first-year coach Tom two straight trips to the Final Lichtcnbcrg, who came to Four during the mid-1980's. Maine in January after having Now, it's the football team's been offensive coordinator at turn. The Bears will try and Colorado State and Ohio State. keep their record perfect Satur- "Now, you talk about hockey, day against Yankee Conference —Kyle Dalpe photo baseball, football and the bad rival Connecticut, a game they Tailback Kevin Wesley fights through the UMass defense line last week. He rushed weather." See page 15 for 272 yards and scored the game winning touchdown in first overtime. Haiti's Agenor continues mastery over Agassi Age nor, ranked 39th in the world, improves record to 3-0 over world's 5 th ranked player

TOKYO (AP) — Ronald Third-seeded Jakob Hlasek of on the artificial court in the singles, needed two hours, 13 Australian Darren Cahill Agenor of Haiti continued his Switzerland was another upset Yoyogi National Stadium. minutes to beat Hlasek, ranked defeated Dan Goldie of the mastery over American Andre victim, losing 4-6, 7-6 (9-7), Agassi committed 39 unforced No. 12. United States, the No. 8 seed, 6-4 to American qualifier Rick errors to Agcnor's 27. 7-6 (7-2), 6-4. Goldie led 4-1 Agassi Thursday, knocking the In Friday's quarterfinals, Leach. "He played his best game in the second set but Cahill No. 2 seed out of the Seiko Edberg meets Henry Leconte of Top-seeded Stefan Edberg of against me. I have met him took the next five games. Super Tennis Tournament with France, who beat Eric Jelcn of Sweden trounced Australian three times but won only 10 American Aaron Krickstein, a 6-0, 6-2 victory in 52 West Germany 4-6, 7-6 (7-3), John Fitzgerald 6-2, 6-3, games," Agassi said. the No. 4 seed, fought back minutes. 6-4 Thursday. "I don't know why I couldn't avenging his loss to Fitzgerald Leach, who teamed with with powerful ground strokes Canadian Grant Connell, get a point," Agassi, ranked in this tournament's semifinals American Jim Pugh for the for a 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 triumph in blasting 13 aces, beat sixth- No. 5 in the world, said of his last year. Australian doubles two hours over Australian third loss in three meetings Agenor kept Agassi on die championship in 1988 and seeded Andres Gomez of qualifier Broderick Dyke, who with Agenor, ranked No. 39. run with accurate placements 1989 but is ranked 340th in Ecuador 2-6,6-1,6-4. led 3-1 in the final set.