The women's basketball team pulled out a last second 64-63 victory over the Villanova Wildcats Saturday night. Heidi Robbins sank her first career three-point-shot with only seconds remaining. The Huskies recorded their first victory over Villanova, and set a school record of 18 wins. (Charles Pickett photo) The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896

Vol. XCII No. 75 The University of Connecticut Monday, February 13,1989 Trustees discuss Wright warms winter weekend There's a fine line between fishing and standing on the shore and looking like an id- new proposals iot," says Steven Wright, who By Jennifer Pratt called the Washington Forest. performed the Winter Weekend Daily Campus Staff This area has been used for the concert Saturday night at Jor- The UConn Board of purpose of teaching. It is gensen Auditorium. Trustees held their second wooded with a small pond and Steven Wright is a comedian meeting of the new year several trails. The costs will well know for his one-liners Friday. Among the items be met by private funds. The and particular style of deliver- discussed was the president's Board approved the proposal. ance. Wright is totally serious report Another item up for proposal and talks as if he were just having a normal conversation. UConn President John T. was the reorganization of programs in the School of No gimmicks like screaming Casteen III said the budget is in to the point where no one can the process of being reviewed Business, which would involve the Business Environment and hear him, no language that by the governor's office, and needs censoring, no heavy po- that the main objective of the Policy Department (BEAP). litical comments. Just good, analysis is to save money. Another proposal was for a old fashioned, comedy. Casteen said that UConn program name change in the Wright's show at Jorgensen, will continue following a three School of Allied Health which lasted about an hour, percent budget reduction, by Professions. This would was a mix of his older material reducing the authorized change the name of the with some new material. He employment level. This will Clinical Dietetics Program to commented on everything from result in 30 fewer new Dietetics. The final proposal walking a dog to dating. As for positions at the UConn Health within the Institutional Policy hitchhikers, well, Wright has a Center in Farmington, said Committee was a little fun with them. Casteen. This will also mean reorganization within the "Whenever I pick up a that there will be 43 fewer new School of Education. hitchhiker I wait a few minutes Steven Wright performs before a sold out crowd at positions for UConn. Casteen The Board approved all of to talk to him. Then I say, Jorgensen Auditorium Saturday night (Kevin Fraser said that the reduction in Storrs these proposals and more 'How far do you think you're photo). represents a one percent research will go into their going? Buckle your seatbelt, I reduction. comedy was what he wanted to pointments of Dennis Jen development before action can want to try something. I saw it do. The Comedy Connection in nings," which was written by Among the items thai were be taken. in a cartoon, but I think I can Boston was the first place that and stars Wright. It is about a brought before the Board were The Community Relations do it- he ever worked comedy. He man who kills his psychiatrist proposals brought by the Committee chair-person, Wright's show, although a was granted a two minute spot. and it comes out in March. He Institutional Committee Elizabeth Bradlau, brought up bit short, was jam-packed full That was ten years ago at age has also been offered the part of chairman, Otha Brown. One another proposal before the of one-liners that made the 23. Ever since he has played at Dwayne Hoover in a movie was a proposal for an Albert E. Board. This calls for the crowd howl with laughter. At Catch a Rising Star, Harrah's, version of Kurt Vonnegut's Moss Forest, Wildflower and renaming of Hilltop Road to one point in the show he made where he once parked cars, and "Breakfast of Champions." Wildlife Sanctuary. Alumni Drive. The Board also the lighting director take the various other comedy clubs and Otherwise, he spends his pro- Albert E. Moss was a approved this proposal. spot lights off of him and then HBO specials. fessional lime touring. He does professor of Forestry at the The next Board of Trustees he tried to blend in with the Wright, a graduate of Emer- about 70 cities per year. university from 1914 to 1942. meeting is scheduled for curtain backdrop. He was dis- son College, majored in radio How did Wright come upon The area proposed for the Friday, March 10, at 10:30 appointed when it didn't work. and mass communication. his style of comedy. It is just sanctuary is a 157 acre tract a.m., in the Bishop Center. Wright walked around quite a When asked what if he planned the way he always is. He is not bit and even laughed a few to host a T.V. talk show, he hyper, he is calm and serene, times, something not often replied, "They would never let hence his style of comedy. He seen from calm, serene Wright. me host a show, 'So what are has never tried a different style, Wright has been interested in you, an actor or something?'" and certainly does not need to comedy since he was 15. He So what is next for Wright? experiment now. He has found watched the "Tonight" show He has a movie coming up on a formula that definitely works. every night and thought that HBO. It's called "The Ap- Recruit loses scholarship An all-star high school foot- fered a scholarship as a result campus and who brought him ball player from New York to the restaurant. Turner and City was denied a scholarship of the incident. Culhane's football coach, Jackson would not identify the to attend the University of UConn player. Connecticut after being accused Carmine Colasanto, confirmed of beating a UConn student that Culhane was involved in State police are investigating while on a recruiting visit. the incident. the incident and would not Daniel Elsbree, 22, a UConn "(Culhane's) a good kid who comment, state police student, said he was punched in got caught in a bad situation," spokesman Scott O'Mara said. Colasanto said. "It was a mat- the face and knocked uncon- TODHY IN scious on Jan. 28 outside Ted's ter of defending himself." Restaurant near the Storrs Colasanto said Culhane, a THE DRILY CRMPUS Arts campus by Thomas Culhane, linebacker, has been told by a pages 9,12,16 18, a student at Lehman High lawyer not to comment on the Comics pages 14-15 School in the Bronx borough. incident. Editorials pages 10-11 UConn Athletic Director Turner said he and Coach Features pages 6-8 Todd Turner would not confirm Tom Jackson would consider News pages 1-5 People from all ages took part in this weekend's the name of the recruit, but he disciplining the football player Sports pages17-20 annual one ton sundae (Chris Nelson photo). did say the student was not of- who took the recruit around AROUNDTHE WORLD Arafat Says Israel Secretly Contacted PLO ROME (AP) — Yasser Arafat says Israeli authori- ties secretly have contacted the Palestine Liberation Organization, according to an Italian newspaper. However, the PLO leader said the Israeli govern- ment also was planning "new attacks on our leader- ship," according to an interview in the Rome-based daily D Messaggero. Israeli authorities "are sending us many messages secretly, through our representatives in the occupied territory us many messages secretly, through representatives in the occupied tcrritorng us many messages secretly, throughally says it will not nego- tiate directly with the PLO. Asked who sent the messages, Arafat said: "I'm speaking of Israeli authorities. And in the past there were also these kinds of indirect contacts. Also during the occupation of Beirut there were negotiations through Philip Habib, the special (U.S.) envoy from Washington." Israel sent troops into Lebanon in 1982, forcing the PLO to abandon Beirut. "At the same time, (the Israelis) are planning a scenario of war in southern Lebanon" for the late spring or summer, he said. Boston, MA.- Bishop Barbara Harns is presented to her flock by presiding bishop Israeli troops and Palestinian guerrillas have clashed the most Rev. Browning (R) after Harris was consecrated as the first woman bi?hop frequendy in south Lebanon since Israel withdrew in the 450-year history of the Anglican church yesterday(UPI Photo). most of its soldiers from the neighboring country in 1985. Israeli troops remain in Israel's self-designated security zone along the border. Elections spur Washington and Bobby Bischoff of tament teachings to turn the other Arafat also said he would agree to Israeli Defense Wilson, N.C., whose fathers are cheek and not take vengeance. Minister Yitzhak Rabin's proposal to hold elections violence, 55 die among missing U.S. servicemen, "We have left behind us, we pray, in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip only COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — and Jeffrey Donahue of Cocoa a situation in which our country "after the withdrawal of Israeli troops and under At least 55 people were killed in Beach, Fla., whose brother is reached almost the very depths of United Nations supervision." the last two days of campaigning missing. insanity," he said. In the past, PLO leaders have said they will not for legislative elections, including Marcos Death Manley, who was prime minister agree to elections in the occupied territories until the 36 villagers massacred while they from 1972 to 1980, was returned to area receives complete autonomy. slept, officials said yesterday. May Challenge power Thursday in a landslide vic- Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir has said Israel's "It is the worst and bloodiest tory over Seaga, a conservative who army would withdraw from several cities in the election campaign in Sri Lanka's Aquino led the country for eight vears. occupied territories if the Palestinian inhabitants history," said Elmo Gooncratnc, a MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The Soviets Turn accepted "limited autonomy." senior government official. prospect that Ferdinand Marcos may Officials blamed militant Sin- soon die presents his successor, Over Last Airline Backs Out of halese for the other 19 slayings, Corazon Aquino, with the un- including the assassination of an palatable decision of whether to let Outpost Airlift to Kabul opposition parly candidate. He was him return home. KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — It also has led to speculation Soviet soldiers on Sunday handed ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — A U.N. the 14ih would-be legislator to die since campaigning for Wednesday's about who will lead Marcos' fol- over their last outpost as they pre- plan to airlift emergency supplies to lowers upon his death. pared to return home and leave the Afghanistan was suspended after a sec- elections began five weeks ago. More than 1,000 people have The former president has been Afghan army to defend the capital ond airline pulled out of the program, and been killed since nominations for hospitalized in Honolulu since Jan. against Moslem guerrillas. it may be canceled, officials said Sunday. the elections began Jan. 6. 16 and last week suffered a relapse The Soviet-backed Afghan gov- An Ethiopian airliner that made one They will be the first parliamen- of pneumonia and bronchial eminent, meanwhile, renewed its flight to Kabul last week and unloaded 32 tary elections in Sri Lanka since asthma. He remains in critical con- offer to negotiate with the guerril- tons of wheat refused to go again, said 1977. A 1982 referendum doubled dition on a respirator in an inten- las, whose moderate and hardline Sadruddin Aga Khan, coordinator of the the normal six-year life of the sive care unit. fundamentalist factions remained U.N. Office of Economic and Humanitarian legislature elected in 1977. Supporters of the 71-year-old divided over how to form an interim Marcos say he is dying and wants government, Assistance to Afghanistan. Campaigning ended midnight yesterday. Most of the 1,400 candi- to return to the country he ruled for During a heavy snowstorm yes- The pilot of the Boeing 707 "received 20 years until he was ousted in terday, Soviet troops turned over instructions from (the Ethiopian govern- dates lor 225 parliamentary seals spent ihc day addressing meetings 1986 in a popular uprising. their last combat outpost, on the ment) that he should not proceed to Mrs. Aquino has repeatedly edge of Kabul airport, Kabul" again, Aga Khan told a news con- and making last-minute appeals for votes. banned Marcos from returning, cit- Afghan soldiers raised their na- ference in the Pakistani capital. ing security concerns, but she al- ton's red, black and green flag, and Aga Khan said he was trying to find out Balloons offer lowed a Filipino official to travel to Soviet and Afghan troops cheered as why the Ethiopians pulled out of the reward for POW's the United States to talk with Mar- the changeover was completed, project. cos representatives. The Afghans arrived with lug- HONG KONG (AP) — A The decision suggested she might gage, blankets and other personal "I cannot speculate or extrapolate, (but) former U.S. congressman who consider negotiating a deal, possi- belongings as well as automatic ri- some people may be getting cold feet," he helped launch balloons bearing bly involving the return of some of fles and rocket-propelled grenades, said. The United Nations, he said, tried to offers of a $2.4 million reward for the estimated $10 billion Marcos T"e airport, the capital's key link keep a "cool head and warm heart with- the release of American prisoners of and his associates allegedly embez- to tne outside world, has been a out getting cold feet." war said Sunday he is confident the /.led during his administration. frequent target of guerrilla rocket The airlift, originally expected to supply balloons will reach Vietnam and attacks but has not been hit in more Kabul with 360 tons of food, medicine and Laos. Prime Minister than a month. William Hendon, 44, said he and blankets over two weeks, may be relatives of three American Joins Old Foe cancelled, he said. Socialist Leads servicemen missing from the war KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Tn Flprtiflfl released 600 to 700 balloons from a Prime Minister-elect Michael Man " ~" ** " Weather TOKY trawler 40 miles south of Hong ley and the defeated Edward Seaga . O (AP) — The governing Monday, mostly sunny, highs in the 30s. Increasing Kong and 375 miles off the joined about 500 people in church Llberal Democratic Party, under at- cloudine.s Monday night. Slowly rising Vietnamese coast over the weekend. Sunday for a special "service of na- *■* for a stock scandal and a new temperatures. A chance of rain or snow after "Our balloons will stay up 36 tional peace and unity" after a tense sales ""• suffcred a setback in a midnight. Tuesday, windy and warmer with periods of hours and I feel confident some will election campaign. c,ose,y watched special parliamen- rain likely, high 45 to 55. election on Sunda land in Laos and Vietnam," Hendon The longtime and often bitter n- ** y- said in an interview. vals smiled and shook hands as they In the race for a seat in Parlia- Notable Quotable Each helium-filled balloon carries took seats in the front pew of St. ment's upper house. Socialist a message in Vietnamese and Andrew Parish Church. They sat Sadao Fuchigami defeated Kei Oma "If it's no good being married to Cary Grant, Laotian offering the reward in cash next to Governor-General Sir of Prime Minister Noboru who is it good being married to?" or gold to anyone who turns over to Florizel Glasspole, who is to swear Takeshita's party, according to -Christopher Durang, Beyond Therapy U.S. custody anyone held prisoner. Manley in on Mondav. election officials in southern Hendon's group was formed by The Gothic-style church was Fukuoka prefecture. Second clan postage paid at Postmaster Send Form 3579 to families of the missing men and filled, and several people stood in In celebrations televised by the Storrj, Ct. 06269. Published at The Daily Campus, 11 Dog others to advertise the reward the doorways for the solemn ser- Japan Broadcasting Corp., The Daily Campus, Box U-189. lane. Storrs Ct. 06269. The pledged mostly by 21 members of Fuchigami told his supporters: Monday through Friday 9/12- vice. Daily Campus is an associate Congress. In his sermon, the Rev. C. Evans "The people's complaints against 12/9. 1/26-5/5. member of the Associated Press Telephone 429-9384. The former congressman was ac- Bailey, a Methodist minister, re- the (stock) scandal and consumer which is entitled to reprint tax led to my victory." material published within. companied by Elizabeth Stewart of minded the gathering of New Tes- Tin- Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 page 3 News1 Comatose woman in guarded condition after abortion

MANHASSET, N.Y. for North Shore University consideration are places in New "One of the important "The importance of this case (AP) — A comatose woman Hospital. Jersey near where Klein s sister aspects of this case is that it is is mat it establishes that the who received an abortion after a Mrs. Klein has been in a lives and one in the Boston the first time a court has next of kin need only prove two-week legal battle was in coma since she was severely area, family members said. squarely said to these pro-life that the patient is incapable of guarded condition Sunday as brain damaged in a car accident "I couldn't bear to be that far groups: It is inappropriate to forming an opinion or granting her family explored moving her Dec. 13. Martin Klein, her away from Nancy," Klein said interfere in the private consent," said D Auria. "Under to a rehabilitation facility in husband of nine years, began last week. decisions of a family," said this ruling, it would be no New Jersey or Boston. court proceedings on Jan. 26 to One of the reasons Klein Elizabeth Bradford, an assistant longer necessary in the state for Nancy Klein, 32, was at become her guardian so he sought the abortion, he said, is state attorney general whose courts to weigh the relative North Shore University could order an abortion doctors that some rehabilitation office was called in to take part risks or advantages, or even Hospital Sunday, with all said could aid her recovery. facilities would not accept a in the proceedings. necessity, of an abortion." signs stable, a hospital Abortion opponents pregnant woman. spokesman said one day after challenged Klein from local After the abortion was —— We Deliver to Campus Mrs. Klein was given an courts to the U.S. Supreme announced, anti-abortion abortion requested by her Court, losing when Justice activist John Short vowed to husband. She was 18 weeks Thurgood Marshall refused to press the appeal with the full Campus pregnant. issue a stay Friday. After Supreme Court, even though it Attorneys involved in the "overnight preparations, the is moot, to set a precedent so case said the court's decision to abortion was performed similar cases would not occur. Florist allow Martin Klein of Upper Saturday morning — as But the ruling may have Best Selection of Brookvillc in Long Island to activists still tried to find a dealt a blow to opponents who order an abortion for his wife legal way to stop it. have attempted to intervene in Valentine Flowers broke legal ground. Mrs. Klein will remain in cases where they apparently "It was a tough case because the hospital while her husband have no clear-cut interest Roses from $34.95doz.(iong"stem) we didn't have a law to directly and other family members legally, some lawyers said. Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 487-1193 point to for an answer," said research a rehabilitation facility Anthony DAuria, an attorney where she can be placed. Under Police Blotter Roses for your Ualentine UConn Police arrested four Kevin Casalveri, 22, of 16 IDozen Long Stem Red Roses people this weekend for motor Meadow Ridge Road, Shelton, vehicle infractions including was charged with DWI on Sat- c three driving while intoxicated urday morning. charges. Arrested for motor vehicle Arrested on the charge of infractions was Gregory $37.50 DWI Friday was Brian C. Monaccio, 22, of 112 Michael MC, or VISA Zupcoe, 22, of 5 Kimberly Ave., East Hartford. He was Trail, Danbury. charged with reckless driving, Frederick Schmidt, 21, of 19 unreasonable speed, possession DAWSON FLORIST Pondview Lane, West Suffield, of alcohol by a minor, and op- on 423-2535 and Room 207 Crandall C was erating a vehicle with posses- charged with DWI. sion of alcohol. V 250 Pleasant St. IDillimantic, CT ATTENTION UCONN STUDENTS

your official (ffijBalfoui; class ring is now available at Storrs Drug Rt 195(near Friendly's) We are holding ring days Feb. 15 & 16 from ll-4pm each day A representative from Balfour will be there to help you Prices start at $99,95 only a $20 dollar deposit Visa & Master card accepted pajje 4 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 News Shuttle crew found to have medical problems

HOUSTON (AP) — The commander Frederick H. Hauck In both cases, the sources operations branch at the space the major objective is to get astronaut who commanded the be disqualified because of said Rear Adm. Richard H. center, the newspaper said. healthy astronauts to the first posi-Challcngcr mission kidney stone problems, but Truly, NASA's associate Truly declined to comment launch pad for the mission." was noi medically qualified to was overruled, the Houston administrator for flight on individual medical cases Truly's spokeswoman Sarah fly and another astronaut, who Chronicle reported. operations at Washington Friday. Kccgan said Sunday she also is colorblind, received a waiver Sources, who asked not to be headq miners, interceded. "I try to do two things," could not comment on specific so he can go into space, a named, also told the newspaper The sources are active Truly said. "I try to make sure medical cases. from the management view newspaper reported Sunday. that Daniel C. Brandcnstcin, members in Flight Crew Sources said the Space that the (medical) process The Johnson Space Center chief of the astronaut corps, Operations and in the Space Medicine Board grounded works, that individual health medical qualification board failed an eye test in 1987 but and Life Sciences Directorate, Hauck early in 1988 because of received a waiver to fly again, problems arc treated fairly by recommended last year that which includes the flight a kidney stone problem, but space shuttle Discovery the newspaper said. medicine clinic and medical the (medical qualification) board and management, and the recommendation was later secondly to protect the rights overruled, and subsequently reversed. of the individual involved, and Swaggart's ministry in trouble

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) figures of how much money he — Evangelist Jimmy needed. A guard who answered Swaggart, who admits he the phone Sunday said he could sinned but accuses not contact Swaggart "pornographers" of trying to He has not released any hard ruin him, says his once- figures on the ministry's thriving TV ministry will end S financial problems. However, G* ^',.^' this month unless he receives in the past year there have been an influx of donations. layoffs at the ministries, "11 for whatever reason this cancellation of his weekly week, you close the door in my television show by three major face or you pass me by ... Feb. cable networks, and an exodus 26 will be the final telecast for of students from Jimmy this ministry," Swaggart said Swaggart Bible College, which in his television program many faculty members left to distributed for broadcast this avoid being defrocked with weekend. Swaggart "You arc making a choice In a tearful confession to his today, a choice between the congregation last February, A9*9 pornographers that arc working V* Swaggart said he had sinned, ttOo* more diligently than you will but did not reveal specifics. He *t& ever know ... or it's us. It's later was defrocked by the ViW0* cither the devil or darkness or Assemblies after refusing to it's God and light," Swaggart stay away from the pulpit for said. at least one year. Swaggart did not give any

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BEGINNING FEBRUARY 6 Presented by : 46 N. EAGLEVILL RD. The Liberal Arts Advisory Center The Department of Career Services TEL. 429 - 6436 pa^e The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 News1 First woman bishop named to Anglican church Even a supporter of her BOSTON (AP) — The thought to be the first bishop consecrate her into their ranks. this moment," she said. election, Dean Elton Smith of barriers of two millcnia of elected after a divorce and the "I felt during the laying on For women who had come an all-male hierarchy have been first U.S. bishop, at least in St. Paul's Cathedral in Buffalo, of hands a part of the ongoing from throughout the country, N.Y., said, "I wish somebody broken, and to the women who modern times, to lack both a history of the church. I truly the service held a special seminary degree and an else hail been elected to be the fell in apostolic succession at meaning. paved the way for Barbara C. first woman bishop." Harris to become an Episcopal undergraduate college degree. bishop, her elevation seems While approval of a locally Noting that Harris is black as well as a woman, the Rev. like ;i miracle. elected bishop is usually a Paul Matthews Washington, "1 iV.el very, very happy. In perfunctory process for the who presided at the ordinations K + D Brake and Front End Service my life, I can sec the first national church, Harris barely won approval from the of the "Philadelphia 11," said woman bishop," said the Rev. in his sermon at the Florence Tim-Oi Li, 81, the majority of standing 195 Holiday Mall Storrs Ct first clcrgywoman in the committees and heads of the consecration Saturday, "I would say that today the camel has 429-4178 worldwide Anglican 118 dioceses in the Episcopal communion. "It made me Church. By Saturday, only 61 gotten through the eye of the SPONSORS THE hopeful. Things are realized standing committees and 66 of needle." But all that did not matter to now." the 118 bishops had given their 24 HOUR M.S. DANCE MARATHON Ms. Li stopped functioning consent. Harris when the bishops gathered around her to as a priest in 1946 in response to pressure from Anglican FEB. 24-25 bishops outside of China, _^ We Deliver to Campus where she was ordained in -REGISTRATION FEB. 14-16, 21-31 1944, but on Saturday she and Campus hosted by A

' ?3 •'£ 7 Buttons, or Condom Compact! worshipers at the Cathedral Condom Week Participation Contest Church of St. Paul to resist the 1. Look for our ads in The DC temptation to shut their eyes to 2. Clip out the printed letter and bring it to that days event to be VALIDATED! issues such as racism and 3. Collect all S validated coupons and win a prize. AIDS. Wednesday February 8 i "If Jesus had not taken risks, we would not be saved," she said. "If the Diocese of Time: 10am - 2pm /6pm - 7pm Massachusetts had decided to c play it safe, I would not be Event: Ordering of Valentine Condom-Grams here." Place: Library Lobbv Send your Valentine a red condom and a personalozed message. Cost is $1.00, so send several! Condom-grams'^ While nearly all of the more will be delivered to any campus location on Tuesday, February 14! It is also the first day to have Condom WeekK than 8,000 people who packed ISHff tPMWn YlltiUrt fff? P^lY Campus ad for mo- detailr}. , the convention center Saturday for her consecration shouted Monday. February 13tti NATIONAL CONBOM WIEE1K their approval, others fought right up to the end to preserve ¥ jonl Time: ll;50am Monday, February U- Friday, February \l\" the tradition, dating back to Event: Condom Balloon Release Jesus Christ, of all-male ¥ Place: Student Union Mall bishops. ¥ *i Prizes awarded to the first 50 people in attendance. For more details see The Daily Campus on call the Health At the point in the ceremony ¥ Education Office at 486-4700 ext. 264. when objections were called Tuesday. February 14 for, John Jamieson, ¥ All Events Sponsored By: representing a group of ¥ Time: 10am - 3pm SHAC ¥ conservative Episcopalians ¥ Event: Condom Exhibit and information table and ¥ called the Prayer Book Society, Place: Library Lobby The Health Ed. Office said her "pretended ¥ d Free Condoms and Information!! ¥ consecration" holds church ¥ Time: 3-.5pm A Division of Student Affairs laws "in contempt." Event: Valentine Condom-grams Delivery and Services The Rev. James Hopkinson ¥ Those Valentines that were ordered last week will be delivered. Cupit Jr. of New York City ¥ Wednesday. February 15 said the election of a woman ¥ Time: Noon - 1:15 was "contrary to the unbroken tradition of 2,000 years of ¥ o Event: Lunchtime Presentation, "The Sexually transmitted Disease That's Sweeping ¥ the Campus How to Protect Yourself apostolic order." He said it may Place: Student Union Room 270 represent an "intractable ¥ Speaker: Geri Everhart, Nurse at the Male STD Clinic impediment" to relations with ¥ Following the talk there will be free Pizza to all those in attendance other churches that believe in ¥ FREE PIZZA!!! apostolic succession, such as Thursday. February the Roman Catholic Church ¥ Ji and Eastern Orthodoxy. ¥ KMK Time: 10am - 3pm The election of the 58-ycar- I .« old Harris as suffragan, or ¥ Event: Uconndom Day \¥ assistant, bishop of the ¥ Place: Library Lobby Free Condoms, Information and Prizes I I Episcopal Diocese of ¥ The culmination of a week long celebration. Prizes awarded to those who participated I Massachusetts in September ¥ in the week L~ i * has been the most controversial on in recent years. She is the only ¥ Friday. February 17 \G\^\o^'°- woman in the 200-membcr ¥ Tlme: 4pm x V>-* I* House of Bishops. Event: Last day to submit entries to the safer sex poster contest In addition to being the first ¥ Place: Health Education Office, room 305 in Student Health Services woman bishop, Harris is ¥ 1 't .). page 6 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 Features! Modern conveniences overpower tradition By Lisa Fay VVellek There are tombstones here Daily Campus Staff dated from 1790 to 1989. ARLINGTON, Va.—Row There are veterans from every after row after row of white U.S. war buried here. But not headstones decorate Arlington anyone can be buried in National Cemetery. There are Arlington. Only those in the more than 200,000 veterans J.S. military more than 20 and their dependents buried years, those who died in active here. And, over four million service and spouses and people visit the cemetery a unmarried minors are eligible year. Kneel next to the grave to be buried in Arlington. of a relative and hear a bus roar Weeks Drive, the sidewalk by. leading to President John F. According to Steve Robbins, Kennedy's grave, is where the supervisor of Tourmobile bulk of tourists head. It is the Sightseeing, which runs buses most visited gravesite in the Tour buses run through Arlington cemetery in Arlington, Va. disrupting the serene through the cemetery, "We're United States. environment the cemetery poses (Lisa Fay VVellek photo). the largest daily sightseeing On Nov. 22, 1963, John F. i carrier in the country.' Kennedy was assassinated in Robbins said the Arlington Texas. "It's hard to believe it's arnpus Marketing, nc. Tourmobile gets 1.5 million been 25 years," a woman said passengers a year—that looking at the flat headstone presents amounts to about $4 million a and eternal flame. Another year for Tourmobile. woman explained to her A Great Beach Party According to the brochure daughter that there is an at promoting Tourmobile, it "is a "eternal flame so his spirit concessioner authorized by the lives on forever." U.S. Department of the The sidewalk then turns into Interior, National Park a road which leads to the Tomb DAYTONA BEACH Service." Robbins said the of the Unknown Soldiers. National Park Service gets a This tomb contains four certain percentage of unidentified soldiers who died $129 (Cheap!) Tourmobile's profits. in World War I, World War II, However, he admitted. "It's a Korea and Vietnam. It is small percentage." At this low, affordable price; you always guarded by the army. arrange your own transportation. It's easy to get to Arlington The Changing of the Guard Cemetary from Washington, Ceremony takes place every CMI TOUR INCLUDES: D.C. For 80 cents, the • E.gnt Fionda days, seven endless ntgms at one c< hour. The guard looks straight our eicitmg oceanfront *o:eis 'Ocated rigni on the subway deposits people near Caytona 8«acn sinp vour note) has a oeauti'ui ahead and does not speak while pool son dec*, air conditioned rooms co*o* TV. the visitor's building. In the on duty. He takes 21 steps and a n<« long stretcn ol oeacn visitor's building, Mr. Burgin • A iu»i scntdule ol FREE poo* dec* parties every before facing the tomb for 21 day will check names on microfilm seconds and another guard • A lutl iisi ol pre-arranged discounts io save you and provide a map showing the money in Oayiona B«acn marches into position. - Travel representatives to insure a smooth trip and section where the person is a good time. For many, Arlington • Optional s>de e«cu'S-ons io Disney Wortd Epcoi. buried in the 612 acre Cemetery is a walk or a bus de*o saa fisnmg. party cruses, etc cemetary. The number of ride through history—a place • An taxes and ttps requests "varies depending on to see the graves of presidents, TRANSPORTATION OPTION the season," Burgin said. admirals and astronauts. For INCLUDES: According to Burgin, there are • Round tnp transportation on beautiful, modern others, Arlington is a place to rughway coacne s about 70 requests a day in the say farewell to a family Call now - spots winter and 170 in the summer. member. ADD $85 quickly filling up SPEND A WEEK — NOT A FORTUNE Money donated to FOR FURTHER INFORMATION » AND SIGN UP "party hearty Call Tom Alumni make large gifts to small private liberal arts their schools to endow college in the middle of professorships, build buildings, Chicago, just got a cash gift 487-4987 recruit minorities or maybe aimed at helping students have even reward football coaches. a good time. Sponsored by Campus Marketing i««n< But Roosevelt University, a Alumnus Marvin Moss's estate donated $2.75 million iir •<.«.-j vorcm* rHMM .*" "•■ ■» Jan. 18—the largest gift in the school's 43-year history—but stipulated it must be used to help the students "part hearty.** Moss, who was the agent for movie stars Shirley MacLaine, BEAT THE SPRING Desi Arnaz and "Rocky" director John Avildsen, died of cancer in Los Angeles in 1986. His will, it turned out, RUSH! GET YOUR specified the bulk of his estate was to go to Roosevelt. He had reasoned that "as a city-type school, I never felt students socialized as much as SENIOR PHOTO TAKEN they might have." The university will use the money to build a gymnasium and fitness center, renovate NOW! FEB 13-17 student lounges and create a student activities fund, said Roosevelt's president, Theodore Gross. Roosevelt students had varied Monday-Friday 9am-12 ideas about what to do with the money. lpm-5 "They should use it to hold cheap concerts with good rock Tuesday-Wednesday 7pm-9pm groups,"said senior Jeff Rosenberg. "They should-have parties at NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY!! nice hotels and get a DJ who See page 8 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 pa«e Features Airline pulls magazine critical of chairman MIAMI (AP) — Eastern Lorenzo's picture appears issue the directive. Airlines is pulling issues of on the issue's cover. A caption "If Frank had made such an the latest edition of Fortune states that Lorenzo "likes order, I would know about it magazine from its airplanes managers to work 14 hours a and he has not," Kent said because of a cover story highly day, six days a week." Sunday. critical of the airline's The brief profile calls Matell said Eastern, which chairman. Lorenzo a "loose cannon" and faces a March 4 strike threat by Your Corporation The airline ordered the quotes past and present the International Association of Feb. 27 issue of the biweekly executives of Houston-based Machinists, had nothing to Seeks Directors business magazine removed Texas Air as saying Lorenzo is gain by leaving the magazine from its fleet of more than 200 a highly impulsive manager. in its planes. aircraft because it contains an "He is a visionary, a "The profile of (Texas The UConn Co-op seeks several interested persons article calling Frank Lorenzo, dealmaker, a union buster and a Air's) chairman was to sit on its Board of Directors. The Board of chairman of Eastern's parent showboatcr," said the profile, unflattering and would be Directors meets monthly and oversees bookstore company, Texas Air Corp., part of a larger article on other viewed in that vein by our passengers," Matell told The operations, authorizes the annual operating plans of one of "America's toughest **tough" corporate chieftans. management and has responsibilities similar to bosses." Miami Herald. "Considering The story also talks of intrigue those of other corporate boards. In a brief directive to and backbiting among Texas the current environment, we aircraft service managers around Air's executives. decided to remove the issue." the country, Eastern said: "It's Eastern spokesman Robin Qualifications: All applicants must be members imperative that the current Ma tell said the order to remove Gary Belis, a Fortune of the Co-op: University student, faculty and issue of Fortune magazine be Fortune came from the airlines spokesman, said Sunday: "We staff and alumni members are eligible. removed immediately from all middle management are a peace-loving magazine Eastern aircraft "I can assure you it did not and we refuse to retaliate. Procedure: Interested persons should pick up a "Dispose of all copies come from Houston," he said. Fortune staff members will Nomination Petition at any Co-op location, or caH locally,'' said the directive, Art Kent, a Texas Air continue to fly the Eastern and we'll mail you a petition. The petition requires according to The Miami spokesman in Houston, skies, friendly or otherwise." 100 member signatures and must be returned to a Herald. concurred that Lorenzo did not Co-op location by the close of business on Friday, March 24. Students cut class for drinking Elections will be held in late April/early May. Women and members of minority groups are strongly urged and "better things to do" to apply. If a New Jersey campus is paper, found that almost eight tired, could not find a parking Questions: Direct all questions to Bill Simpson, gen- typical, 78 percent of the of 10 collegians skip classes. space, had to work, were eral manager, or any other member of the Co-op's nation's college students Asked why they cut, student' "drinking in the pub" or board of directors. regularly cut classes each week. said they were bored with th< claimed to have "better things In a poll of 200 Rutgers class or the instructor, tha to do" University at Newark students, they needed to study for a College Press Services the Observer, the campus different class, that they were UConn Co-op

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M '■'• W page 8 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 Features; Americans consume large percentage of illegal drugs By Fran Dattilo annually, more money than the psychologically dependent someone is drinking heavily at health and has used cocaine Daily Campus Staff combined crops of all the varies according to the type of a party do not leave them alone before does not guarantee they Drug addiction can effect farmers in the U.S. person, rather than the type of and do not let them go to bed. won't die the next time they Conklin said that television people both psychologically drug. Dr. Conklin outlined the Even after a person is asleep, use it. advertising is one of the main and physically. Dr. Thomas following variables in regard to their bodies continue to absorb O'Brien concluded his talk Conklin, director of Chemical advocates of substance abuse psychological addiction: alcohol in the stomach, with a few warnings about Dependency Services at mentality. Commercials possibly raising their blood steroids. They are highly continuously send out a genetics—studies have shown Natchaug Hospital in that children of alcoholics alcohol level to a lethal addictive and can actually message that if something is percentage. There is also a inhibit growth rather than Mansfield and Dr. James wrong with you, there is a inherit alcoholic tendencies; O'Brien, medical director of low tolerance toward emotional chance that a person may choke promoting it. They also raise product that can fix it. the amount of fats in the body, drug and alcohol treatment at Once someone becomes pain - people unable to on their own vomit once the UConn Health Center in withstand the pressures of they've passed out. The best leading to heart attacks, often dependent on drugs, they no before the age of 30. Another Farmington, spoke to faculty longer make rational decisions. everyday life often turn to thing to do with a very drunk and staff on die psychological drugs to dull the pain; peer person is to keep them talking side effect are Mood filled sacs While most drugs produce an which form in the liver and can and physiological aspects of altered physiological state, pressure—young people will and make sure they are getting drug addiction Friday in the use drugs or alcohol in order to better, not worse, before rupture at any time, causing usually evidenced by serious physical problems. final presentation of drug withdrawal symptoms, they go fit in with the crowd; leaving them alone. awareness week. can also cause a psychological experimentation, or as Conklin Some of the biggest risks to Dr. Conklin began the dependence characterized by a says, "petting the snake" — marijuana users are automobile ...party presentation by citing figures drive to continue taking the experimental drug use can often accidents. Using the drug which show the prevalence of drug in order to maintain an lead to addiction. causes night blindness, loss of From page 6 illegal drugs in our society. optimal sense of well-being. Conklin feels that the way to peripheral vision, loss of short curb drug abuse is through knows how to play really good Americans consume A person can be term memory, and slow music," said Beatrice Franklin approximately 60% of the prevention and education. He psychologically dependent on a reaction time, all of which a junior in biology. world's illegal drugs and sales drug even if they are not says that a true change cannot increase the risk of car of these drugs amount to physically dependent occur until our society is accidents. O'Brien referred to willing to say, "drug and Junior Daryl McLaurine had! approximately $100 billion Whether a person becomes marijuana as a gateway drug, a more basic suggestion. "Wc alcohol abuse is not and will one which will lead to use of not be acceptable." need better food." ^^^ We Deliver to Campus others. Dr. O'Brien began his part of Cocaine causes a number of the presentation by passing physical problems the most Moss, a 1948 graduate of Campus two vials of crack through the serious of which is death from Roosevelt, donated a "modest' audience for those who had heart failure. O'Brien pointed sum to the school each yeai never seen it before. He out that most people don't "and we tried to convince him Florist pointed out that human beings think to use CPR on a drug to contribute more," said really don't have a tolerance for overdose victim but it can help Robert Shepard, vice president Best Selection of alcohol. In fact, most people save a person who has gone for development "He told us, would be dead by the time their Valentine Flowers into cocaine induced cardiac 'Don't worry, you're in my blood alcohol reached 0.5%. will and someday you'll be O'Brien cautioned that if arrest. He cautioned that just Roses from $34.95doz.(ionTsTem) because a person is in perfect rich.'" Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 487-1193 Moss's will also bequeathed the University of California his M wine cellar. The Wheel is Coming! | College Press Services Study Abroad

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Oka 1 1 Trustees' meeting last Friday, Advisory Committee in hope " Members of the committee, 15 Coata — ■ 25 Sallie Giffen, Vice-President that the members' personal 16 Saad covering 1 " for Administration, presented chaired by Giffen, included 17 Zola heroine 2) 27 2* 30 1 contacts will lead to a 18 Insect I the final version of the updated replacement. Edward Seagrave, interim 19 Church 31 34 35 31 1 ■ mission statement of the director of Jorgensen, David R. feature I The committee believed that 20 "Life has -" 37 Jorgensen Auditorium. the responsibilities of a new Kanter, head of the Dramatic (start of " " 40 1 Arts Department, Dorothy A committee had been director should include Euripides ■' 1 quote) 43 144 appointed in December of 1988 increasing the number of Payne, head of the Music 23 Sty aound _j " by Giffen with the purpose of Department, David C. Kelly, 24 Female ruff 4* 47 4a 49 donations received by the 25 Sleep I developing the mission auditorium, specifically for head of the Art Department, phenomenon 51 52 S3 54 55 statement. The committee met Fred Carstensen, Professor of 26 US publisher "renovations and replacement 29 Ornithologist's M 5» on December 7,1988 and on Economics, Willie Hagan, " work which must be done but concern M 1 ■ January 19th of this year. Director of Governmental cannot be covered within the 31 Acclaim " " 32 Faction •3 However, Edward Seagrave, present income estimates," Relations, The Reverand 33 Tennia serves M " interim director of Jorgensen according to the letter. Joseph Kugler, Chairman of 37 Jot ®1M »Trl >una M*dl i S»n 1tees Inc. 1 02/13/89 and member of the committee, the Jorgensen Advisory 38 Book of maps All Rlgh s Re en* 1 The letter also said the 39 Spelunker*a Saturday's Puzzle Solved: wrote the mission statement, committee recommended that Committee, Kevin M. Fahey, queat 4 Oevelopa according to Giffen. 40 Half or detail ■ P F T SHN I H FHBBB the diversity of programming, Jr., Associate Director of quarter 5 Silvery G H A I l Ml S H E NllN 0 S The mission statement the coordinating of events by Student Activities, Kyle 41 Rampart 6 Ruas. city R A T T Y Be L I P J g I N T defines the purpose of the the Fine Arts Department, Nobles, student representative, 42 Fire crime 7 Edible tubers 1 ft I oJt£. Jl i AMP. ft £ L A- 43 Fissile rock 8 Bltlngly r o R N A[O DBVPIRII C K I Y auditorium as being "dedicated SUBOG, and the Athletic and Douglas Schwalbe- 45 Joyful humorous nnn nnnn to the presentation of major 46 Faat jet 9 Exhibited |Y|U|ClC A_Mf A W NllEjA S E 49 Swiss canton 10 Accurate E T H H E P M D cultural events which serve the 50 Ancient Syria archer l l l PiJ ' IPP( ° ISIEIAIMBIE D F IHTIRIF S S educational goals of the 51 End of quote 11 In motion 56 Fabricator* 12 Establish a nnnn nnn University and its public 57 Or. latter claim W A R l OlRlOliS AlwlD U S I service mission to the state." 58 Tide 13 Seraglio E 1 MA NllR A 1 NHA N T 1 60 Ir. county 21 Catalog P 1 A Y T H 1 N GBfplR 1 E D In a letter to the Board of 61 Opening 22 Nonsense! T A NHH A V E N||A|M 0 R Y Trustees, Giffen said that the 62 Goodbye 26 Chopped ■■LKi. 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. .,:;!;:.'.;;;i.lt;;;.;;l:i;:;:'t;;;;illi;;;;i';;i;:;t;;i: The Daily Campus Page 10 Monday, February 13,1989 Since 1896 Jim Amspacher Cindy Keeler Editor in Chief Business Manager Shawn Cochran Dana Toflg Managing Editor Deputy Managing Editor Beth Hamilton Shannon Quintard Senior Writer Ad Manager Assistant Mmasina Editors Doug Hardy Charles Pickett Sports Photography Lisa Spooner / Lisa Fay Wellek News Jason Kauppi Lillian Voros Arts Features Athletic Department must be accountable On Saturday night, January 28, then USG Comptroller Dan Elsbree was beaten up in the parking lot in front of Ted's Restaurant. Elsbree was badly injured. He has since had reconstructive surgery done on his face. According to witnesses and reports, the Mike Royko man he fought with was a UConn football recruit. After the incident UConn Athletic Department Director Todd Turner said the Communist trade is fishy recruit was not offered a scholarship to play football here as a result of the incident. Russia points nuclear missiles at us Why does Snow fish in Cuba? Denying the recruit a scholarship and and we point ours at them. We spy on Because it's a bassin' man's paradise. It citing the fight as the reason was a wise them and they spy on us. Our subs stalk has more than 800 lakes, teeming with decision by the athletic department, but its their subs and their subs stalk our subs. big oP hawgs. (This is the way a real involvement with the event must not end Despite the slight thaw in our Cold War, bassin' man talks.) there. we're not exactly chums. But business is business, a buck is a So after Carter eased the old If the department believes that the buck, a ruble is a ruble. So we put aside restrictions, almost 1,000 Americans a recruit's actions merit denial of a our differences and do deals. year started going there to fish. scholarship, then it must believe the recruit While our missiles point and our spies But in 1982, President Ronald Reagan acted improperly. Regardless of any legal peek and our subs stalk, we sell more decided this was unpatriotic. He didn't action, the department must take than a billion dollars a year in products to want Americans spending money in Cuba responsibility for the recruit's actions in the the Soviet Union. on food, lodging, rum drinks and bait, incident. And they sell us about half a billion because it would help a godless, commie Condemning the football program or the dollars in products we need or want. economy. athletic department for the incident would The same holds true for China, with However, Snow, 50, a sharp Texan, be a mistake. Although it does not make whom we fought a genuine shooting war thought he spotted a loophole in Reagan's in Korea. They might be no-good godless order. He said he was doing scientific what happened any less serious this type of commies, too, but the merchandise is research by bringing back Cuban bass to event seems to be the exception rather than flowing both ways, profits are being be bred with our bass, so our bass might the rule. made, and their American tourist business get bigger. This, he said, made him a However, the athletic department must is picking up. scholar. take steps to insure the proper conduct of So while our ideologies are in conflict But the feds figure he was just telling a its guests. The department must improve and we might occasionally kill some of fish story. They believe his main reason supervision of its recruits' activities. each other and we're constantly poised for going there was to make a profit by The athletic department should also be for mutual destruction, that doesn't mean organizing fishing charters. more willing to air its dirty laundry. When we can't jingle each other's cash Although I don't condone law- incidents like the one involving the recruit registers. breaking, I find this case confusing. occur it should make a public statement Except when it comes to going bass Every year many thousands of explaining both what occurred and what the fishing in Cuba. You try that and you're Americans visit the Soviet Union, some department's response will be. in big trouble. as tourists, some as businessmen. And Some readers may have seen a recent they spend large sums to eat godless, It would be especially appropriate for the photo in our sports section showing a department to take public responsibility for communist borscht. fisherman proudly holding a huge bass. Thousands of Americans also visit the conduct of the recruit in light of the What a bass it was. About 20 pounds, China, where they spend vast sums on rules dorm residents are required to live only a couple of pounds short of the godless, communist egg rolls. under at UConn. The Housing and Food world record. Thousands of others visit Yugoslavia, Service Contract in the 1988-89 student But it's also a no-good, godless Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Poland and handbook states that "A resident will at all commie bass. Actually, I doubt if the fish other commie countries, spending big times be responsible for the behavior of knows much about God or communism, money on godless, communist pierogi his/her guest." The recruit was the but it was caught in a communist lake in and other godless, communist dishes I department's invited guest while he was at communist Cuba. can't pronounce or spell. UConn. And that means the fisherman, to use So I ask: If Americans are permitted to the words of our current commander in spend money in communist countries to While this event does not fall under the chief, is in deep doo-doo. authority of the housing contract it seems eat godless, commie borscht, egg rolls The fisherman, a professional guide and pierogi, why can't an American fair to ask the athletic department to try named Dan Snow, has been indicted for spend money to catch a godless, commie and iive up to the standards the university fishing in Cuba. fish? requires of its students. By going there to catch fish, and And if they are going to go after Mr. taking avid fishermen with him, he Snow, they could be less harsh. A Five years ago violated the law that forbids all but certain century in prison and a $500,000 fine is select Americans from visiting Cuba. kind of stiff just for doing what in The Daily Campus If convicted, he could be sentenced to thousands of American businessmen, The university Board of Trustees voted 100 years in prison and fined $500,000. including many conservatives, do unanimously on recommendations to (That's an expensive lunker bass. It regularly—trade with communists. transfer ownership and governance of E.O. comes tc five years and $25,000 a Why, we don't even impose that kind Smith High School from UConn to the pound.) of punishment on those who sold The feds nailed Snow only recently, weapons to the crazy ayatollah. towns of Mansfield and Ashford. The although he's been going fishing in Cuba The prosecutors should take another Ashford Board of Education members and since 1977, when then-President Jimmy look at Mr. Snow, then throw him back. the Smith School Parents' Association, did Carter eased travel restrictions to that He's really not a keeper. not support these recommendations. country. Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist The Daily Campus, Monday, January 13, 1989 Page 11 Commentary / Letters; George F. Will Future of Democratic party is uncertain

WASHINGTON — The Democratic Party, winter, 1991. If Dukakis runs, he probably who had lower turnouts than whites, have a the party of William Jennings Bryan and Adlai will be second, far in front of whoever is third, turnout rate 10 points higher than whites in Stevenson, might do it again. Some Democrats in part because of name recognition. 1988, Dukakis would have gained only 4.3 believe 1992 could be a trip down memory lane President Bush and many members of his million votes. He lost by 6.9 million. And one with Michael Dukakis. Cabinet are treating Jackson as leader of his survey of voters and nonvoters shows that if Even before Kitty Dukakis' latest troubles, it party, mischievously making sure his political every eligible American had voted, Bush's probably seemed improbable that he would run weight increases. These Republicans are not victory would have been even more decisive. again (as he did, successfully, after losing the political rookies. As Horace Busby notes, Voters under 30 are today the most Massachusetts governorship). Surely, Bush is the first president to have served as Republican voters. In 1988, 40 percent of all Democrats would not nominate him again. chairman of his party, and his Cabinet includes non-hyphen voters were under 30 and surveys Some Democrats are not so sure. his campaign manager (James Baker), his early indicate that these young non-hyphen voters Losing with Dukakis was not, as losing campaign adviser (Nicholas Brady), one of his were even more pro-Bush than those who three times with Bryan was, an exciting moral prominent rivals for the nomination (Jack voted. crusade. And in 1988 Democrats were denied Kemp) and the wife of another rival (Elizabeth But the 1990 elections are apt to boost "the Adlai Stevenson consolation." Democrats Dole). When they meet with Jackson as though Democratic confidence. Stuart Rothenberg who were "madly for Adlai" in 1952 and 1956 he is the leader of the loyal opposition, they writes (also in Public Opinion) that only once could say each time, "at least our stylish hero know they are sowing trouble for the loyal since the Civil War has the party holding the won an aesthetic victory." opposition. presidency gained House seats in off-year Dukakis made George Bush the first Jackson will have a third or so of the party voting. And although Democrats have a five- presidential candidate in the history of polling behind him and, if there are two or more white seat Senate majority, more Republicans than to have a net disapproval rating at some point in candidates on Super Tuesday (if there is a Democrats (18-16) are up in 1990. Republicans an election year and still win. Bush won Super Tuesday), he may win that event. have had net gains in the Senate in only two of because in three months Dukakis managed to Jackson now has such political weight that by the last nine elections (1978 and 1980) and go from a 4-to-l approval rating to a decisive early April, 1992, the anti-Jackson vote is apt probably will decline in 1990. defeat. Surely, you say, Democrats have to swing toward a single candidate. That is So, Democrats, including Dukakis, may feel learned. There are serious Democrats who what doomed Al Gore's 1988 candidacy. In the a sense of confidence as they think: Thomas know Dukakis and know their party's New York primary, he found himself standing Jefferson was the only sitting vice president to nominating process and who say: Do not in the disappearing middle, getting just 10 be elected President and then win re-election, underestimate his tenacity or its peculiarity. percent as Dukakis became Mr. Not Jackson. and Bush is no Jefferson. True. But trust the The nominating process has its own inner Could Dukakis do it again? The party's Democrats to find a way to make an opponent logic and momentum. The Democratic Party is supposed stars-Gov. Cuomo, Sens. Bradley, seem like Jefferson. now essentially a party of blacks and white Nunn and Robb-again might not enter the race. Say what you will in disparagement of liberals who are disproportionately public Already some Democrats are saying, yet again, Dukakis, in 1988, he did what supposedly employees. Since the election, Senate that the party's message is fine, but a bigger stronger Democrats did not do.He ran. Unless Democrats have chosen as their leader a turnout is the key to victory. new candidates representing other Northeastern liberal (George Mitchell of Maine) constituencies come forward, and there is no and a black Washington lobbyist, Ron Brown, In 1988, voter turnout was the lowest guarantee that they will, the party's immediate has captured the party chairmanship. Jesse percentage since 1924. But Ruy A. Teixeira, future may resemble its recent past. Jackson probably will lead in preference polls writing in Public Opinion, shows that even if for the Democratic nomination as late as early you assume, wildly, that blacks and Hispanics, George F. Will is a syndicated columnist

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Judges are people too, and and small, and yet entirely non- of Kahane's campus visit well they should be. We want human with regard to their own them to be understanding and fears and needs. But we do, and We are writing in response names be removed from the of their alleged involvement sympathetic with us and with most times are. to the Kahanc article. It is UJS registration card, staung with UJS, and after they others we care about. We want Most times, most judges unfortunate that what we see as that they never consented to be requested their names to be them to show righteous resist the sirens of the weaker significant inaccuracies and listed as UJS officers. removed, UJS was disbanded as indignation, when the crime or human needs. They cope with misinformation were contained The UJS registration card a registered student sin committed demands it. We this extreme dichotomy of in the article. As a direct was signed by Philip organization. However, Kahanc even want them to wreak our demands we make of them, participant, we present the facts Meinheim, a UConn faculty did come to the Student Union, collective revenge when with the burdens we bring to as follows: member. We have requested and he did speak in the same someone else's conduct or them and with the unrelenting Hillcl Student Council that any student or faculty room originally -eserved by offense threatens our sense of responsibility and stress that is member Seth Messinger involvement in the falsification UJS. the only people to security or well-being. We their job. But on those rare initiated contact with the of UJS documents be publically come forth defending want our cold rules of occasions, when they do not, Muslim Student Association investigated. The MSA never the "legitimacy" of UJS was procedure tempered by these we cast them aside. We show (requesting to speak with some challenged Kahane's Rabbi Cowen of West Hartford human values. them less compassion than the "Arab" students), through the constitutional right to speak in and Philip Meinheim, a We want our faceless and people they judge- us. We International Center. Seth public. The MSA only UConn Faculty member. sometimes harsh laws tailored show them less understanding stated that Rabbi Kahanc was challenged the motives behind Neither is a UConn student. Clearly, UJS was a front for by these very human feelings than we expect and demand invited by the University the still unnamed individuals to our individual needs or they show us. Jewish Students (UJS) to speak responsible for falsifying an outside or other-than-student official University registrauon interests. Whatever Kahane's circumstances. They are not a different type at UConn. UJS, he said, was In all these ways, we want not affiliated with Hillcl. He card in order to sponsor constitutional rights are to of being. They are us. They Kahanc. Someone placed a speak publicly, me University our judges to be completely are human, too, and thank God also stated that there were human. "dirty politics" involved and Kahanc advertisement in the also has constitutionally based they are. If they were not, we paper under the name of UJS, legal codes, policies and But at the same time, they would know no justice, inferred that UJS was not a are expected not to know or student organization. The thereby getting a student club guidelines governing the compassion, equity or discount. Someone reserved a operation of registered student feel pain, physical or understanding for our frailties. Student Activities Office and emotional. They are expected the International Center were room in the Student Union organizations and the Let us not be so anxious to sponsorship of speakers using to be immune to human judge, but to offer assistance. then able to obtain statements under the name of UJS, thereby frailties. They must be deaf to from students listed on the UJS receiving the right to obtain a facilities supported by student That is not to suggest that we fees. these sirens of humanness. condone potentially tragic registration card that they knew room reserved for registered They may only evidence in human frailUes, but rather let nothing of their supposed student organizations. their work and in their personal us first seek counsel rather than membership nor did they ever After it was determined by Mohamed Mohamed lives our highest and best condemn. hold any position in UJS. University personnel that the MSA human values. How can we A better world does not start They further requested that their Officers of UJS knew nothing expect them to be entirely in the courthouse, but in our human, with regard to our house. needs, and expectations, great John T. Asselin Daily Campus Letters Policy The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All Daily Campus newsroom letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number 429-9384 is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld solely on the consent of the editor. 486-3407 The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs. Ct.. 06268. page 12 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 Arts Club MTV auditions at Thumper's By Tracey Dineen two days. These shows will according to Fox. Daily Campus Staff run for six weeks in the U.S., Auditions are usually held On Friday, February 10th, Europe, South America, Japan, two different ways. Either the Club MTV sent talent scouts and Australia, said Fox. casting director and a few to the nightclub that boasts to They will also go into a file dancers go out to clubs and be UConn's number one party in which producers of videos watch people dance such as the place. Thumper's. The people and commercials and othei audition held at Thumper's or from Club MTV included looking for actors can search they advertise open auditions in casting director, Rob Fox, for people they may need. trade magazines such as Richard L. Stein, social Many dancers from Club MTV "Backstage," where the programming production have been in music videos and potential dancers come to intern, and Club MTV dancers commercials, according to Fox. Mark Lyn, Ana Monet, Eric The judges were looking for them. When they first went on Micheal, Karen Mallah, and people with their own style, the air, over 3,000 people Abdel. who had fun dancing and showed up to audition for the The people chosen by the projected a fun image. They show, Fox staled. The show is dancers will go on to audition were also looking for the type not after a particular look, they at the Palladium in New York of people that everyone else have dancers of all types, from today. Anyone chosen from the looks at, for what ever reason, "punk to preppy," says both audition will tape 15 shows in when they are at a dance club, Fox and Stein. Club MTV just looks for good dancers with good personalities that translate having fun in the energy of THINK FAST. . . motion,said Fox. Why did Club MTV pick THINK QUALITY. . . Thumper's,was a big question people were asking each other inside of the club. Fox was THINK SAVINGS. looking for a club large enough to hold 700-1,000 people and THINK. . . Stein set out to find the perfect club. Stein said that he called many chamber of commerces in the area. However, he had Thumpers in mind all of the time. WILLIMANTIC= INSTANT PRINTING. INC. "I go to the University of Hartford, but I have a lot of 806 MAIN ST, WILL1MANTIC, CT 06226 Gary Najarian auditions for Club MTV at Thumper's friends at UConn that I OPEN MON. - FRI, 8.00 - 530; SAT, 9fl0 - ZOO night club (Chris Nelson Photo). visit,"said Stein. "I've been up 456-1151 here for a lot of events and like everyone who has been to UConn, I've been to VIDEO VISIONS OF STORKS Thumper's." • Holidat Mull - Rt 195 - Stuns Club MTV will also be holding open auditions of the All ratings one price. same type at Neon's in Largest Movie Selection Westport in March and will in the area. SNACKS - to go with your also be shooting and Over 5300 Titles movies - Smart Food Chips auditioning in Florida at Candy & Soda. Daytona Beach for Spring in o_nc_ store! Break from March 9th through * FOREIGN MOVIES! We've Moved to the Front the 18th. Cult Classics you won't of our mall - NEW bigger Club MTV is a different type store to comfortably look of Dance show. It s host, Julie find anywhere else. Brown, is one of the first hosts for your movies! who can actually dance. She HOI US: Mondu) - Fricltn Ilium i<» Spin was the 1979 world disco champ. It is also not the type S;iliirdax s I Hum l(> ''pin 429 - 1434 of dance show like American SIIIHI.I\ s I 2|)lli In (>|)in Bandstand where anyone who See page 16

iconn uconn student GUADALAJARA Banks are closed today SUMMER SCHOOL University of Arizona offers more than 40 BUT courses: anthropol- ogy, art, bilingual edu- cation, folk music and folk dance, history, V0UR CREDIT UNION IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS phonetics, political sci- ence, Spanish langu- age and literature and intensive Spanish. Six- week session. July 3- August11,1989. Fully accredited program. M.A. degree in Span- More than a ish offered. Tuition $510. Room and bank... Your board in Mexican home $540. EEQ/AA Credit Union Write Guadalajara Summer School Education Bldg.. Room 225 University of Arizona Experience the difference of the UConn Student Credit Union Tucson. AZ 85721 (602) 621-4729 or 621-4720 Pi The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 page 13 Classifieds

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SERVICE experience while earning great 7819 or 423-1812.W5/5 Will play your Favorite ROCK, money. Last summer's average 1979 Ford Fairmont. Excellent DANCE, TOP FORTY. AND OLD earnings: $10,000. Positions condition, no rust, new battery, John (Buckley 5th): SURPRISE ! MUSIC. For any occassion. tilling fast. Call 1-800-922- tires, exhaust, very dependable. A personal from ME!! HAPPY Special on Campus Rate. Call 5579 ask for Rob $700 or B.O. 429-8009. FS 2/20 Ride Board 22ND BlIRTHDAYMMHave a 487-5006. M 5/5 Martwitk.M3/10 great day and party tonight! L.L.Bcan flight jacket. Like new. Love, Pam THERE S A JOB FOR YOU IN A Incomplctcs? WORD WIZARD S150. Yamaha guitar good for SUMMER CAMP offers quick, convenient quality beginners. $75. 429-5113 ask The American Camping typing; also laser-typeset RIDE NEED TO AND FROM for Matt.FS2/17 JULIE (BUCKLEY 4N). HAPPY Association (NY) will make your resumes. FREE EDITING!!! UNIV. 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CALL OR pictures. MR. GREEN and FR 2/15 You head-bobber! Want some WRITE FOR APPLICATION. more... Stay tuned...M2/13 "Haffcnrcffer" to celebrate your AMERICAN CAMPING Spacious one bedroom apartment birthday? Have a HAPPY 22nd ASSOCIATION. 43 W. 23 ST.. PROBLEMAS? If you are worried available March 1. Includes Help Wanted BIRTHDAY and maybe this year DEPT ( ). NEW YORK, N.Y. about troubles ahead in your appliances and wall to wall you will get a middle name. 10010. 1 -800-777-CAMP M 5/5 Spanish class or are having carpeting, laundry facilities and Love, Kim, Audra, Laura difficulties now, let me help you $4.50 PER HOUR AFTER FIRST pool. Call Lynn at 429-1500 for Attn. Business Students: out. Gel a good grade and speak details. FR 2/13 2 WEEKS TRAINING AT $4.25 KKPSI PLEDGES AND Commission Sales opportunity. better- call Cristina at 487-8516 PER HOUR. 12 NOON FRIDAYS BROTHERS Thanks for helping Sell Computer information for info.M2/13 OR ALL DAY SATURDAYS OR Furnished rooms in private home show our support for THETA XI systems on campus. Be on the SUNDAYS. WORK 1-2 OR ALL less than 2 miles from campus. this weekend. It really meant alot cdoge of technology. Gain the The C.C. Top Quality Typing OF THESE DAYS SELLING 1 SI25 to Si50 per month includes to them. Aim High technological and business Service is here on-campus to FLOWERS AT OUR OUTDOOR utilites and use of common PLEDGEMONSTER ERIC experience industry is looking help you get those papers out on arcas.429-6342. FR 2/13 LOCATIONS. CAR NEEDED. NO for. No investment!! For time and looking good. For more INVESTMENT ON YOUR PART. Patty, Tara, Kime, Tracy, Tom, interview. Call Diversified info call Chris at 487-8516. If S.D.R. ENTERPRISES. 1 bedroom in a large apartment. Mark, Suzanne, Janis and M.K. Information Systems Company not there, leave your name and ANDOVER, CT. CALL 742- Washer/dryer, microwave, Happy Valentine's Day! Thanks (DISC LTD) between the hrs of number.M2/13 9965. HW 5/4 dishwasher, cable, heat and hot for hclpinng me celebrate my lpm and 4pm Mon-Fri. Sat 9am water all included. Price: birthday ! It was wonderful ! to 12 m>on. 283-5015 M 5/5 S275/mo. No long-term lease. WANTED: FACULTY ALUMNI Love, Karlene Tall 456-9062. FR 2/22 CENTER IN STORRS. ALL AREAS OF KITCHEN DINING To the Brothers of X0, Thanks Why pay for room and board Events ROOM AND BAR POSITIONS for inviting us to "A Taste of when you can live for free in the AVAILABLE. FULL TIME. Storrs". The food was great and Nations capital? Make money Roommates/ PART-TIME. DAYS. NIGHTS. so was the company! Love, The while gaining valuable work Learn KARATE with the UCONN AND WEEKENDS AVAILABLE. Sisters of Delta Zeta experience. Call Natalies KARATE CLUB. Practice Mon. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON Nannies. 301-840-0853. M5/5 Wed, Fri 6:00 PM at Hawley Housemates MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. 9:00 To the Brothers of IAE, We had a Armory. Beginners welcome! For AM TO 4:00 PM. HW 3/29 great time at movie night! EARL'S TRAVELING DISC more information. Call Margaret Looking forward to more JOCKEY SERVICE FOR ALL 742-7741 or Bob 566-8385. E Housemate wanted - Grad students Subway of Vcrnon, Part Time, activities in the future. Love, The YOUR PARTY NEEDS. ALL 2/13 preferred 2 miles from campus $5.00 to start, plus bonus, hour Sisters of Delta Zeta REQUEST WITH LIGHTING. 170.00 month plus utilities call needed: weekdays S-midnight, CALL 423-1508. M 5/5 SINGING CARNATION-GRAM after 6 429-6606 RH 2/14 weekend flexible hours, 20 Carrie you Spaz, Happy $2.00 DELIVERED MONDAY minutes from campus. Call Pat Birthday, it is today right? Open 250 counselors and instructors 2/12 NIGHT> ORDER BY 2PM GWM Grad student seeking 649-9440.HW2/17 the window or the fish will boil. needed! Private, coed summer MONDAY WFM 8:30-10:30PM . Bi/Gm to share 2 Br apt 4 miles Whose lum is it to blow the fish? camp in Pocono Mountains, TH 7-9pm Library lobby. FSam from UConn. Rent $250 + 1/2 Hartford Courant delivered to You must pay the rent , I can't Northeastern Pensylvania. ll-2pm S.U. Lobby. Tu 10-3pm util.P.O. Box 250 Storrs CT your dorm for only $21.00 for pay the rent. Do yooou sell fresh Lohikan. PO Box 234 UC. Unsung. UCONN KARATE E 2 06268. RH 2/15 this semester. Call 429-9330 for doughnuts? Whenever you come Kcnilworth, NJ 07033 (201)- 14 more info. HW 2/20 • • * • in drunk, make sure to check your 276-0565. M 5/5 sheets. Have a great day! Kim, UCONN FIYING CLUB GENER AL MEfc ITNG on Tuesday Summer Jobs/Entrcprcneurs- Holly, Weenie and Pccnie TAILORING. Room 1 Apt. Available at Own and operate your own NERIMANS TAILORING DOES Feb. 16. ALL members and Celeron Square either lease or interested students welcome. For business this summer and earn To all of the residents of PROFESSIONAL TAILORING sublet 1/2 mi. from campus more info, please call Joe at 487- over S5,000--asphalt scaling Sherman House: Kyle C. really FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN. 240mo & utilities fully furnished 8650. Meeting room 378S franchises for college students- lowd the Samanlha Fox album, ONE DAY SERVICE AVAILABLE share with 2 grad students person great resume value--call ON PREMISE NEXT TO Student Union. E 2/15 should be non-smoker grad and he has a copy on tape, -an Collegiate Sealers, Inc. for inside source CARRIAGE HOUSE APT. 429- student or quiet. Undcrgrad call information and application at 1- 1444. M 5/5 PHOTOPOOL - Come see Chris 429-6474 ex K106 429- iOO-635-3391 HW 2/21 "Creating the Print" video, TO THE four Jungle Bunnies Wednesday Feb. 15. 1989 in 8293 weekends 482-8366 Leave SUMMER JOBS TO SAVE THE WHO.'? WHAT?? WHERE?? S.U. rm. 301. at 7:00pm (till messages RH 2/13 DISHWASHER EVENINGS ENVIRONMENT EARN $2500-- WHEN.'? WHY?? AND HOW?? 7:45) E 2/15 MANSFIELD DEPOT $3500. National campaign Roommatc(s) wanted for THE four Towering Dudes BEN. RESTAURANT. HAVE PROOF JIM. JOE. RON positions to pass the clean air pi.-icwood apt. completely OF CITIZENSHIP OR WORKING act, stop toxic pollution, tighten AEI1 AEFI AEfT AEn AEI1 furnished. 1 person $200; 2 PAPERS. APPLY IN PERSON OR Come Challange our pros. All CHI PHI. CHI PHI. ALL THE pesticide controls & promote people $175/ each. Heat & hot CALL 429-3663 ASK FOR MR. comprehensive recycling, interested rushees are invited to water included!! 2 miles from OTHERS...Well we know the come bowling with the Bothers ROSS OR MR. rest. Congrats to an awesome available in 18 slates & D.C. compus. Good Deal!! Call Diana MORIARTY.HW2/17 Saturday 2/11 at 2pm. Meet in Hand everyone who came to see Intvs on compus 2/22, 23. Call at 429 7444 RH 2/16 Kate toll-free @ 1-800-622- the S.U. lobby, transportation me in the infirmary. Tim will be provided E 2/11 2202. M 2/13 ■ • paj-e 14 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 iCIassifieds SPRING BREAK IN DAYTONA LOST!!! A gold watch probably 24 hour study room. Please FOUND: Near Domino's Pizza: Lost in vicinity of Routes 44 and BEACH, THE FUN, SUN, AND at the Fieldhouse. If you found it return. No questions asked. Brown wallet, call 429- 74 in Ashford: Buff colored SAFE SEX CAPITOL OF THE please return it. It is of GREAT Telephone 429-6337.LF2/15 9384.LF2/15 Cocker Spaniel. Answers to WORLD. ONLY $214- sentimental value. Call 487- Brandy, wearing tan collar with a INCLUDES TRANSPORTATION 4513.LF2/15 FOUND- UCONN ID. Ncwtown, CT Dog tag. AND 8 DAYS AND SEVEN BRYAN COLLINS- PLEASE Lost a Smith Corona typewriter REWARD. Please call 487-0610. NIGHTS IN A BEACH FRONT LOST shiny silver change purse CALL CINDY, MARY, in the Fieldhouse. If found please LF 2/14 HOTEL. CALL TOM AT 487- with I.D., driver's license. $, and and SHANNON at 429- call 487-5069. Reward.LF2/15 4987.E2/17 trinkets. Last seen Wednesday 3117 TO PICK IT evening, 2/8/89, in the library's LT.LF2/15

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Lost and Found Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson CM.VIN, SOUNE GOT TWO *W KNOW, R0SA11M, I'D SECONDS TO 0NAJXK THIS SUGGEST W ADOPT A NW£ Lost: Silver Zippo lighter. Lost DOOR WD GW£ ME B/CK HUMBLE ATTITUDE. SOU in Hale Lobby on 2/5. Very high M SCIENCE NOTES.' YfcOLDNT WANT AN1TUING sentimental value! REWARD!! TO IUm TO THESE NOTES, Please cull Amy at 487-5547. LF 2/13 WBftDYN?

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Found: Pair of eyeglasses in the Music Bdg., underneath scat in front row center on 2/7 please call Ken at 487-5725 LF 2/14

LOST My blue jacket is still missing - Please return it! I need my driver's license back! 429- 3266.LF2/15

I I I I I I ti I c I I II | I | | 15 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 page Classifieds Cycling Team: Mandatory Stock Market Enthusiasts. Join WEDNESDAY IS THE Want lo go flying? UConn POLISH DAY!!!!!!! CHAT, Meeting Mon. Night Feb 13 Activities Flying Club invites you to sec the Investment Club Wednesday PUN, AND POLISH ROCK Student Union 7:00pm very- UCONN from the sky. For more February 15 SB A Room 320. MUSIC. FEBRUARY 15, important. Discussion of info please contact Joe at 487- New members welcome. A 2/13 7P.M. INTERNATIONAL Fund Raiser. Be there or be LEARN KARATE WITH THE 8650. A 2/30 square problems or questions UCONN KARATE CLUB. UCONN OUTING CLUB: If you HOUSE. CHOPIN CONCERT DISCUSSED, call Chris 487-8416 A 2/13 PRACTICE MON. WED. FRI Spend your Valentine's Day arc interested in doing some 6:00 PM AT HAWLEY winter of spring camping and REFRESHMENTS. arguing,manipulating and tap- Gel involved in Community ARMORY. BEGINNERS hiking come to our meetings ZAXBM1AMX1U THE dancing with the other guy. Join Service! Come to Volunteer WELCOME! FOR MORE Thursday nights at 6:30 p.m. at POLISH CULTURAL the DEBATE CLUB. Tuesday, UCONN's brief organizational INFORMATION CALL the Student Union A 2/17 SOCIETY.A2/15 February 14 in SU 101. 7:00. A meeting Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 6:30 MARGARET 742-7741 OR BOB 2/14 in S.U. South room 278. Just do 566-8385. A 2/13 it! A 2/14 UCONN JAK by George Nakos Need experience? Live and work in Hartford with UCONN's URBAN 1SEMESTER U>6U. ^kVljh Sttl^i TRM-"foovt PROGRAM. All majors welcome, earn 15 credits. Call & wioWM*'*Nt>Tue>J KTittrtt BUM OKJDCR. «u-OC'.'. . 1^=C Too TEHSC!? COME DANCE IN THE 24 HOUR CANCE MARATHON. FEB. 24 & 25. Registration dates arc Feb. 14 thru 16 and 21 thru 23 in the Student Union Lobby. A 2/14

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($2.50 for 25 words or less. $.05 for each additional word.) page 16 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 13, 1989 Arts ...Club MTV From page 12 emotional person, Karen wants to be on the show can Mallah can be described as be. The show also does not "kickin'," and Abdel has feature people who have tried tons of energy and loves to bite to make it in show business. his fingers (it gives an effect of Fox describes his job as a the "cute little boy look" misnomer. He doesn't go out which Eric claims was stolen from him.). and try to find people at a The dancers on Club MTV modeling agency. He tries to range in age from 16-28 years find people who haven't tried old. The images of the dancers to make it in show business are also very non-restrictive, yet. That is why he tours They are not told what to wear nightclubs. Fox states that his or how to dance. They were biggest kick is hiring people picked for their original image, who "either want to be famous their unique personalities. The or never thought that they show is based around the could." unique personalities of the The dancers have dynamic dancers, and how their unique personalities to match their personalities make people want style of dancing. Mark Lyn to watch them. The show, totes a huge batman pin and according to Fox, is about jokes around a lot, Ana Monet watching people dance like a wears black and is outgoing party. "Hopefully people will which shows through in her watch the show at home and Crowd dances to All the Voices in Student Union Ballroom (Chris Nelson photo). dancing, Eric Micheal is a very say, 'Wow, I would like to be flamboyant dancer and an at that party,'" says Fox. ^^^ We Deliver to Campus , Campus

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HOUSTON (AP) — Magic 143-134 victory over the East ion deserves half of this and Malone," said Pat Riley, The West led by as many as made ii into the NBA All-Star Sunday. "It's in Salt Lake award." who coached the West for the 31 points en route to an 87-59 game alter all. City." Stockton, the only point seventh time in eight years. halltimc lead, breaking by one the All-Star record for points in Not Magic Johnson, mind Malone scored 18 of his 28 guard on the West team after "Stockton had to play a lot of a half sot by the West in 1962. you, but the magic created by points in the first half and was Johnson, the scheduled starter, minutes, but he's a great Utah team mates Karl Malone's 8-for-9 from the field in the was injured on Wednesday player." The East got as close as seven scoring and John Stockton's first two periods, most coming night, directed a record-breaking Stockton wowed a record in the fourth quarter before fal- passing. on dunks or feathery layups. attack in the first half. All-Star crowd at the As- tering. "A lot of people wonder "This is really emotional for "As soon as I found out trodome with a record nine as- Stockton's nine assists in where Utah is," Malone said me," Malone said of winning Earvin (Johnson) wouldn't be sists in the first quarter and the first quarter broke John- after winning Most Valuable MVP honors. "I can't believe here, I put in some plays from finished with 17 to go with his See page 17 Player honors in the West's I'm standing here. John Stock- the Utah offense for Stockton 11 points. Boston College loses 86-49 From back page field including l-of-8 from "He's quick, he's small, and Look for three point range — keeping he has great leaping ability," Boston College narrowed the alive his three point basket Smith said. "The coach wanted Jonathan's to 11-9 in the first half, on a streak now in 61 consecutive every body to get a chance on Beasley dunk off an alley-oop games, which is the second him. I don't think they were pass, but would never close to longest such streak in NCAA setting very good picks to get Valentine's Day a two-point deficit again as history. him the ball." UConn rattled off a 12-0 run UConn rotated Phil Gamble, Cliff Robinson led all scor- that led to a Boston College Chris Smith, Lyman DePriest ers on the game with 19 points time out before the 10 minute and Tate George on Barros for in just 19 minutes of playing Special ! mark. After that the Huskies most of the game, and Barros time. Robinson was a menac- never let up offensively, has been jinxed by UConn's ing factor under the glass, Boston College was only able defense for some time now, pulling down eight rebounds SCUBA LESSONS to close to within 13 once be- scoring way below his average [second only to Murray fore the lead ballooned out to against UConn for two years in Williams who had 10] and ^i START ON: 23 for the half. In the second a row. Barros' first three-point blocking three Eagle shots. attempt came after Smith was Sunday, Feb. 19 at 7-11p.m. SU 302 B half, the Eagles saw much of "Everybody had their mind the same, as UConn kept the picked out of the play, leaving set..." Gamble said. "Every Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 8p.m.-12a.m. SU 374 South lead out to as much as 37 for Barros the open attempt from Wednesday, Mar. 1 at 8p.m.-l2a.m. SU 302 B year since I've been here we've the win, and never dropping to the right side in front of always been in that eight-nine 23 points ahead again on the UConn's bench. The ball sailed Questions? Call Mike 487-7902 game [in the Big East tourna- game. up and over, touching nothing ment]. We don't want that Anisa 487-6337 but air until the Huskies pulled Barros finished up with anymore." Don't Wait Any Longer! measly stats, 3-of-10 from the down the rebound. 24 HOUR M.S. DANCE MARATHON LEDGECREST FEB 24-25 GARDEN CENTER REGISTRATION FEB. 14-16, 21-31 STUDENT UNION LOBBY 1029 STORRS ROAD FOR INFO MEG at 487-4636, STORRS, CT 487-1661 ESPRIT

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From back page slumpas mark to 18-5 and upped their on Wednesday as they travel to make both free throws," "I'm happy because I think Georgetown to face the Hoyas the Wildcats went on a thirteen Big East record to 10-2. Robbins said. "The play was Heidi played a strong game in UConn's next game will be at 8:15 p.m. to three run. Led by junior designed for Kris or Kerry but the second half," Auriemma guard Helen Koskinen, Vil- they were hanging all over said. "Now maybe I'll have to lanova took advantage of Kerry. When I released the ball, deal with her shooting threes in UConn's scoring drought to it felt pretty good, but I didn't practice." build a 35-26 halftime lead. know if it was going in." Bascom led the Huskies with In the second half, the Robbins' bucket brought the a game high 24 points while Huskies came out of the locker 685 Field House fans to their Kris Lamb and Robbins chipped in with 14 and 12 BREAK room fired up and quickly feet as she was mobbed by her scored the first two baskets. teammates near center court. each. Koskinen and Decker The Wildcats hung tough as After the game, Auriemma were Villanova's big guns as Koskinen and Diane Decker joked about having another they scored 19 and 18 points OPEN continued to hit from long dis- three point specialist to deal respectively. tance. With 8:11 remaining the with in practice. The win raised the Huskies Huskies finally broke through and took the lead at 53-52 on a Kerry Bascom layup. From (Wednesdays I Ht then on, the lead changed hands eight times as UConn focused H0T& HEARTY! nLENT on getting the ball down low while Villanova survived with WORD long distance jumpers. 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The NBA's western All-Star For last night's Intramural team defeated the East 143- SPORTS scores, See page 17 134 yesterday. See page 18 The Daily Campus Monday, February 13, 1989 Huskies UConn win at stifles Barros buzzer By Doug Hard} Daily Campus Staff Robbins' shot breaks HARTFORD — UConn Wildcat jinx, 64-63 coach Jim Calhoun By Adam Minichino recently said that this late Daily Campus Staff in the season, there are no secrets in Big East In what could have been Geno basketball. Auriemma's biggest victory as a And Saturday it was no se- head coach, his UConn Huskies cret that Dana Barros. Boston pulled out a heart stopping 64-63 College guard extraodinaire and win over the Villanova Wildcats the league's leading scorer, was Saturday night. Heidi Robbins the Eagles' only hope — pig- provided the last second heroics tail or no pigtail. But Barros as she drilled her first career three was alone. And the Huskies are point shot with no time left on the still allowing less points per clock. The Huskies not only game than any other Big East recorded their first victory over team on the average. Villanova, but set a school record If there was any question as for wins with 18. to whether one five-foot-10 guard could carry a team "Sometimes you've got to be lucky through a successful season in in this game and we've been on the the Big East, Barros answered wrong side of that many times,' Auriemma said. "It was a great game it The Eagles have slipped to a tonight and its a shame someone had to 1-9 league mark with die 86-49 lose." loss to the Huskies. Right from the opening tap the game "There's not a whole lot of had the feel of a classic Big East battle. excuses not a whole lot of an- Both teams suffered through cold shoot- swers," Boston College coach ing first halves as defense took center Jim O'Brien said, "they just stage. Villanova shot 41 percent while played more aggressive." the Huskies made nine out of twenty- The Huskies held the Eagles eight baskets for a dismal 32 percent. to IS first half points, stifling "We didn't shoot the ball well in Barros and holding him to one stretches tonight," Auriemma said. "It point on a free throw. Barros was an important game because the kids was 0-for-5 from the field, learned that when we don't shoot well shooting exclusively from we have to play good defense so we three point range on the half. don't get down by 15." Nine of the Eagles' 15 points The opening 12 minutes were marked were center Corey Beasley's, by eight lead changes as the two teams and he ended the first period struggled to find their shooting range. with four personal fouls and However, over the last eight minutes, Coach Geno Auriemma confers with UConn's leading scorer Kerry Bascom got his fifth less than a minute the Huskies fell into a horrid shooting during Saturday's 64-63 win at the buzzer over the Wildcats of Villanova into the second half. See page 19 (Charles Pickett photo). See page 18 Ice Hockey team loses to New England, 7-6

By Catherine Keating Bob Hornstcin and Matt day's 5-4 loss to St, Anselm. took advantage of two, and the exception of Mike Pow- Daily Campus Staff Hcndi.ton. "They're not a team that Powers' and Verrier's goals ers." The Huskies, 5-20, were plays rough," said New Eng- were on a power play. This New England's Bill Engel down 3-1 going into the sec- land head coach Dan Davidge of combination interacted for the sent the puck past UConn HENNIKER, N.H. — ond, but came back with four UConn. He said that the offi- first three goals. goaltendcr Damen Dawson to UConn came from behind goals, allowing the 3-17-2 cials took the game away from "The three of us worked very score the game-winning goal but couldn't hold on to the Pilgrims only one. UConn the players. hard on the power play," said on a power play with 4:17 re- lead after sitting for 73 scored once more on the game, The Pilgrims were two-for- Krygier. "It looks positive for maining. Dawson stopped 27 minutes on 19 penalties, but New England's three final 10 on their power plays to the next year. We'll have the same shots fired to Pilgrim John to lose 7-6 to the New period scores bested UConn. Huskies' four-of-six. Krygier on line for power plays with Byrne's 29. England College ice "The officiating hurt us. You hockey team Saturday can only come back so much," night. Krygicr said. "There was noth- UConn swimmers break school ing any of us could do, and Brian Krygicr assisted on die they just took the game away Huskies' first two goals and from us." records at Big East meet ninth in the 100 yard butterfly, then went on to score a true hat UConn head coach Bruce- By Kathy Kaplan UConn head coach Bob Marshall said that "the Goldberg feels the broken with a record time of 52.02. trick when he scored UConn's Daily Campus Staff Rossi nearly missed a UConn final four goals. Krygier regis- officiating is supposed to help records have to be the highlight the game along, but it only The UConn men's and of the Championships. record with his tenth place fin- tered six points, the most ish in the 100 yard freestyle earned in a game this year, for hurt the game. They were a real women's swimming Leading the men's team were distraction for both clubs. teams turned in record Rick McCarthy, and Matt with a lime of 46.78, the a total of 21 points on die year UConn record time being [10 goals and 11 assists). "Ask anyone who's seen us breaking performances Rossi, who have both set new play, we're not the type of Husky records with their 46.71. The men's 200 yard "I came to play [Saturday] this weekend at the Big freestyle relay team also set a night. Most of the players did team to get that many penal- East Championships this swims. ties," Marshall said as he com- McCarthy placed fourth in school mark with a time of the work for me and I just had weekend. In a course of 1:26.89. The sixth place squad to capitalize on it," said Kry- pared die penalties in Satur- the 400 yard individual medley, day's game to the one penalty three days, the Husky with a record setting time of was comprised of Matt Rossi, gicr, who was assisted by Brian teams set seven new Bill Evison, Kirk Wallace, and Verrier, Jeff Ray, Peter Heine, the Huskies received in Thurs- 4:12.74 , and Rossi won the UConn records. consolation final by finishing See page 17