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Vol. XCII No. 88 The University of Connecticut Thursday, March 2, 1989 Tower confesses to marital infidelity WASHINGTON (AP) — John Tower, his nomination as defense secretary in grave trouble, made an extraordinary public admission of marital infidelity Wednesday but vowed to keep fighting for Senate confirmation. His prospects dimmed further, however, by the Senate majority leader's opposition. President Bush continued to court Democrats in a last-ditch effort to save the appointment, and spokesman Marlin Fitzwatcr asserted "We'll just keep up the good fight." But Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell further dampened Tower's chances by declaring his opposition, even as Vice President Dan Quayle conceded the administration still lacks the votes needed for Senate approval. The president said his appeal to senators has been, "Look, do what you've got to do, but remember fair play, remember decency and honor and then remember also historically the concept of advise and consent where reasonable doubt is given historically to the president of the United States who after all is responsible for the executive branch of this government." Bush dispatched Quayle to Capitol Hill to lobby for the nomination. "We hope the prospects improve. We don't have 50 votes yet. But we're moving in that direction," Quayle t^ld a White House photo session. The White House effort failed with at lca„. one conservative Democrat, Sen. David Borcn of Oklahoma, who announced his opposition to the nomination and urged Tower to withdraw. Borcn was one of two Democrats to vote for former President Reagan's House debates gay rights bill HARTFORD (AP) — The state House of Representatives, in some of the most acrimonious debate of the 1989 session, argued into the night Wednesday over a bill prohibiting discrimination against homosexuals. Lobbyists and legislators on both sides of the bill have worku: furiously to line up votes, but neither side claimed an advantage as the House took up debate Wednesday afternoon. "I honestly think there are people in there who don't know what they're going to do," said Betty Gallo, a lobbyist for the Connecticut Coalition of Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights. Mary Ann Pressamarita of the Citizens for Decency, said she was optimistic the bill would be defeated. The so-called gay rights bill would prohibit discrimination on John Tower looks pensive as his possibility of nomination Tails l PI photo). the basis of sexual orientation in such areas as housing, employment, credit and public accommodation, such as restaurants and hotels. An amendment sponsored by supporters of the bill exempted UConn professors react religious organizations from complying with the bill. The amendment was approved on a 111 -38 vote. Supporters described the measure as a basic civil rights bill, to 'Satanic Verses' threats m3de necessary by incidents of violence a,«iinst gays and icsbians. By Jennifer Hartmann See page 7 Daily Campus Staff and 632 A.D. it is believed the Rushdie's book, ":nc most Since the Ayatollah Kho- prophet Mohammed received serious event in publishing in meini threatened to have author many revelations, one of which hundreds of years." Salman Rushdie killed for called for the acceptance of Florence Ziner, a professor writing "Satanic Verses," there three g'-i'.dcsscs in addition to of English at UConn appeared have been various reactions one omnipotent god. Reed sa... on Channel 61, WTIC-TV, on from historians, writers and it was later revealed to Wednesday to speak on her politicians. Mohammed that the revelation view as a writer. She said she Howard Reed, professor of had come from the devil, and it found the censorship History and a specialist on was called "The Satanic "profoundly disturbing." Near East Studies and Islamic Verses," used by Rushdie as "It escalates the idea and the History at UConn has focused the basis of his book. reality of censorship and of on the history of Islam itself to "He shouldn't be looked on writing as a potentially explain why Rushdie has raised as a total martyr,*' iaid Rood in criminal activity which such violent reaction from reference to Rushdie." He used interferes not only with the Muslims and non-Muslims unusually poor judgement and freedom to think, but the alike. underestimated the results." freedom to write, and to read," According to Reed, author There has been a radically Ziner said. Salmon Rushdie, "was different view from writers, "When somebody invades perfectly aware of the fact that such as Ann Charters, your right to think, that is an even his fictionalized references professor of English at UConn. ultimate invasion and it's Dith Pran, a journalist and the subject of the movie "The to the prophet Mohammed and "[Rushdie] was prejudged, and universal," Ziner said. Killing Fields" spoke at UConn last night on the horrors his comparisons would be his sentence was passed "It is very clear that the level of Cambodia (Kevin Fraser photo). §ee pa„e 6 deeply offensive to Muslims." without consideration of his of fear in this country is so Rushdie was born and raised intent which was not high that it doesn't take much SPORTS as a Sunni, or traditionalist, slanderous," Charters said. to intimidate people," James J. The women's Basketball team, minus Coach Auricmma, Muslim in India, and he studied "I was really upset when Scully, professor of English will challenge their conference rivals in the Big East Tour- Islamic history at Cambridge authors and publishers seemed said. nament at Scion Hall this weekend. See Back Page University, Reed said. Ninety so slow to react and books Scully admitted that he percent of all Muslims are were being pulled off the believes there are some things CAMPUS CALENDAR Page 3 Sunni, he said. shelves," Charters said. She that should not be printed if Reed said that between 610 called the censorship of See page 5 • » AROUND THE WORLD

Conviction overturned Stoneham, Mass.: Gigi after 12 years of prison the gorilla, LOVELADY. Texas (A?) — The man whose guili left, meets for was questioned in the movie "The Thin Blue Line" the first time had his conviction for the murder of a police officer overturned Wednesday, giving him hope of freedom her new mate, after more man 12 years in prison. Vip the gorilla, "1 have firmly believed someday, some way, right, at the somehow, I would prove my case," Randall Dale Stone Zoo. Adams said after learning of the ruling. "1 didn't know Vip was flown how. when or why. I knew." in a month ago The appeals court ruled that Adams was denied a from Fort fair trial in 1977 because witnesses lied and the Worth Texas prosecutor suppressed evidence. and has been The court ordered Adams transferred from a state kept in prison to the custody of the Dallas County sheriff, where he'll be entitled to release on bond, according to quarantine his attorney, Randy Schaffcr of Houston. since. The two Adams, who has steadfastly maintained he is have been innocent, is likely to leave state prison after legal introduced procedures are completed in 15 days, Schaffcr said. gradually to The Dallas County District Attorney's office wil. prevent any decide in "a short time" whether to retry Adams for violent the 1976 shooting of Officer Robert Wood, saic behavior that Assistant District Attorney Norm Kinnc. sometimes "We have one of the prosecutors reviewing evidence occurs with and interviewing witnesses in the case. We're in gorillas during process of determining whether we have sufficient g first meetings evidence for a retrial," Kinne said. Adams, interviewed at the Eastham Unit of the (UPI photo). Texas Department of Corrections, said he docs not •r*# believe the state will retry him. Asked whether he is bitter, he said, "I've had 13; years taken from my life. Can the state replace that?" He described talk of legal action against the state as "attorney talk." "1 could walk out tomorrow and let this drop and it Press office as a 6:00 p.m. curfew Golovko said 80 percent of the won't ruin the rest of my life," he said. "But I must Eastern Airlines fell over the city. candidates belonged to the pass through Dallas again before I can go home. I Nicole Mendoza, a Caracas Communist Party, a percentage welcome the trip there. If I'm released I'll go home to tries to end strike resident, said soldiers were piling higher tiian in previous elections; Ohio and there I'll take it a day at a lime. MIAMI (AP) — Texas Air Corp. people into jeeps and taking them 20 percent were women and nearly "Prison is not the life I would have wanted to live, Chairman Frank Lorenzo is away outside her building to enforce 40 percent were workers or farmers. but it is a life and I think I have used it wisely," appealing to Eastern Airlines pilots the curfew, which was announced Adams added. "I have a college education and many to sign a new contract and cross Tuesday night Thousands more job skills than when I came here. I like the picket lines if the company's Fighting continued in Petarc, a person I am today. Machinists strike, the pilots' union shantytown east of Caracas, and demonstrate said Wednesday. local hospitals were full of injured, The pilots' participation is in Yugoslavia a parish priest said. Officials refused We're not winning considered pivotal to the success of BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) comment on numbers of dead or — Thousands of people the war on illegal drugs the Machinists' strike, which is to injured. WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State James begin at 12:01 a.m. Saturday unless demonstrating against ethnic Before die curfew, Venezuelans Albanians massed outside A. Baker III told Congress on Wednesday that the there is a breakthrough in the jammed the few remaining food international war on illegal drugs "is clearly not being union's 17 month-old contract stores, guarded by soldiers, to stock Parliament on Wednesday while a senior official inside told lawmakers won" and might even be "slipping backwards." negotiations. up after two days of riots and ethnic violence threatens to tear The assessment was in the annual presidential Leaders of the pilots' union have looting during which more than Yugoslavia apart report on global drug trafficking, which Baker sent to urged their 3,500 members to honor 100 people have been reported La/ar Mojsov, a member of the Capitol Hill. Machinists picket lines but killed and 800 injured. The wide-ranging report, which singled out the new indicated last week they would ruling 12 man state presidency, also government in Mexico for some praise, listed 17 reconsider if management made charged that an illegal group of countries or territories as major illegal drug producers contract concessions to them. Soviets ethnic Albanians has detailed plans or transit points, yet found their governments to be In other developments to disrupt southern Kosovo helping in the U.S. drug battle. Wednesday: soon to elect province, the state-run news agency The president's action, known formally as — A federal judge took under Tanjug said. consideration Eastern's request to new parliament "The integrity of Yugoslavia is "certification," means those nations will not lose MOSCOW (AP) — An average of U.S. military or economic aid or become ineligible hire outside contractors to service jeopardized to die extreme degree," 26 aircraft on the ground but did not two candidates will be running for Mojsov said in comments carried for loans and other trade preferences. each scat when Soviets cast ballots At the same time. Bush recommended that Burma say whether he would rule before on Belgrade radio. the strike deadline. for a new parliament on March 26, The government indefinitely and Laos be added to the list of nations ineligible for an election official said Wednesday. U.S. aid because of their support for drug trafficking. — Attorneys for the International extended a ban on all public Some voting districts will still gatherings in Kosovo, Tanjug said, That step, however, is virtually meaningless since Association of Machinists and only have one candidate, but others neither nation, or the others in the same list — Aerospace Workers said they were following more than a week of will have three or four, said Dmitry widespread unrest in the province. Afghanistan, Iran, Syria and Panama — receives any seeking a federal court order Golovko, deputy director of the U.S. aid. The action, however, does permit the allowing Machinists to picket other central electoral commission. government to impose tariffs or tighten custom rules airlines with which the The new parliament, the Peru installs against certain imports. international union has contracts. Congress of People's Deputies, will second austerity — Eastern employees reported have 2,250 members and will elect receiving formal notification of Notable Quotable a Supreme Soviet from within its measure "Man is born free, and everywhere he is in possible layoffs and plant closings, ranks to act as a full-time, two- LIMA, Peru (AP) — The under the new federal 60-day plant government yesterday installed the chains" closing notification law. house legislative body. Jean Jacques Rousseau The Social Contract 11762], 'Two candidates will compete for second in a series of four monthly austerity measures aimed at I, ch. I one scat in nearly 1,000 New riots erupt constituencies, and more than 200 reducing record inflation by cutting have registered three or more subsidies on basic foods and WEATHER in Venezuela candidates," Golovko said. transportation. Mostly sunny today. High 30 to 35. CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The complex process of Consumer prices rose 42.5 Becoming cloudy tonight with a chance of New riots broke out in the western nominating candidates from 1,500 percent in February, the National snow toward sunrise. Low 20 to 25. Snow slums Wednesday despite martial regional election districts began in Statistics Institute reported likely tomorrow, changing to rain along the law imposed because of two days of December and ended on Feb. 23 Wednesday, despite the austerity coast and freezing rain over interior sections disturbances, and at least four with the registration of candidates plan launched Feb. 1. people were reported killed. with the central electoral Analysts say Peru's working during the afternoon. High 30 to 35. Government ministers maintained commission. class and poor have been hit hardest by rocketing inflation, which ran a USPS129580000 Postmaster: Send Form 3579 that calm had been largely restored Candidates put forward by official to The Daily Campus. 11 Dog to Venezuela, but they censored organizations, such as the record 1,722 percent last year as a Second Clm Poiugc paid at Lane. Storrs. Conn. 06268. international TV broadcasts from Communist Party and large trade result of subsidy-fueled deficit Storrs, conn. 06268. published The Daily Campus is an spending under President Alan at The Daily Campus, Bos I .'- associate member of the Caracas. unions, were registered on Jan. 29 1(9. Monday through Friday Associated Press which is Sporadic gunfire could be heard for the 750 seats allocated to them Garcia, and a dramatic shrinkage of 9/12-12/9.1/26-5/S. exclusively entitled to reprint Telephone: 429-9384 just blocks from the Associated under the new election laws. the economy last year estimated at material published within. 8.4 percent. The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 page 3 THE CAMPUS CALENDAR Thursday, March 2, 1989 SUBOG LECTURE COMMITTEE TICKETS ON SALE Tuesday, March 6, 1989 FOR "THOMAS DOLBY"- For General Public $5, ll:00a.m.-l:00p.m.: PR/LACC MEET ME IN THE Performance date April 4, Jorgcnsen. UNION-"Classical Guitarist," SULobby. 8:00p.m.: "CHRISTOPHER PARKENING," Jorgensen 11:30a.m.-1:00p.m.: WOMEN'S STUDIES Ovation Series. SANDWICH SEMINARS, "INFORMATION WOMAN'S BASKETBALL at Big East Conference TECHNOLOGY AND WOMEN IN THE Championship, March 2-5, Scton Hall. 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Construction on the new phone system continues thronghont South ( : mpus and the rest of UConn (Kevin Fraser photo). R»S* 4 The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 News. Retired general testifies at North trial WASHINGTON (AP) — Robert Owen testified that he courier testified at one point sympathetic to the cause." While North's trial A retired general testified at made many trips between that North said he had President "I explained that the policy continues, one of the key Oliver North's trial Wednesday Washington and Central Reagan's approval, but he said of the United States was quite figures who will testify for the that he and North decided in America for North, carrying later that testimony was clear, to support the prosecution, former National wrong, that North never got Security Adviser Robert 1985 "to assume the worst" — instructions from the Nicaraguan resistance, and that more specific than "superiors." McFarlane, is to be sentenced that North's actions were presidential aide for how the Congress' temporary action Retired Maj. Gen. John K. Friday by U.S. District Judge covered by a law forbidding guerrilla war was to be fought, stopped us," he testified. and carrying maps and money. Singlaub, an ardent anti- Aubrey Robinson. He pleaded official aid to the Nicaraguan Singlaub, who will return to communist who directed spy guilty a year ago to four Contras — and to act Owen said North told him he the witness stand Thursday, accordingly. acted with the knowledge and activities in three wars, also misdemeanors involving testified he persuaded Taiwan was the fourth witness in the Earlier in the day, however, approval of superiors. The trial which resumed despite withholding information from and another Asian nation — Congress about North's with North's knowledge — to serious, still-unresolved, 0000000000000000000 national security issues that activities. give $5 million each to the had halted testimony for nearly North is accused of lying to Nicaraguan Contras but the Congress about his activities plan failed for lack of a required two days. PAGEANT DATE Defense lawyer Brendan on behalf of the Nicaraguan signal from the U.S. Sullivan has renewed a motion Contras — activities in which EXTENDED government. to declare that a federal law both he and Singlaub were At the time, the Reagan designed to protect state secrets deeply involved — in the Now seeking applicants for the Miss Storrs administration was under a from being spilled in the 1984-1986 period when the Collegiate Scholarship Pageant, a preliminary Congress-imposed ban, the Boland Amendment banned courtroom is unconstitutional Boland Amendment, against such aid. to the Miss Connecticut portion of the Miss as applied to the North case. helping the rebels conducting a "I argued that it could not America Pageant. Contestants must be between Sullivan also has asked that the the ages of 17 and 26 and currently enrolled at guerrilla war against the possibly apply to the office of Nicaraguan government. The 12 criminal charges against UCONN, either the main campus or any branch. North be thrown out. the president," Singlaub said. second Asian country was not North, then a Marine lieutenant For further information please contact Claire On Wednesday, the identified. colonel, was assigned to the government replied that the or Peter at Rich Realty: 423-6335. Singlaub said he proposed to president's National Security North in December 1984 to process of handling classified material in court "is not, as Council. Pageant to be held March 31, 1989. solicit funds in the Far East "Colonel North said he North contends, a reason to All applications must be received by March 7, 1989 from Singlaub's "close agreed, but could not get conclude that the trial is personal friends at high levels consensus — some said it did unworkable." fMMjOfl^qg^ggflywyyyy^iQgQacCOOCCOOOOOC apply some said it did not," Singlaub said. They agreed that "the best thing was to assume the worst: that it did apply." Singlaub said they worked out an arrangement under which he would work with The rebel leader Adolfo Calero and keep North informed. Owen, at one point in his testimony, said North told him that everything he was doing was with the president's Graduated knowledge. But he later said he "misspoke" and that North only referred to orders from superiors. "Colonel North never said Approach anything about the president's knowledge," Owen said under questioning by assistant prosecutor David Zomow. Q. Did he ever tell you the president of the United States told him to lie? A. No sir. Q. Did he ever tell you die president of the United States told him to conceal what he was doing. A. No sir. Further, said Owen, North never invoked the names of the national security advisers he worked under, McFarlane and Adm. John Poindexter. North's defense is that he had authorization from superiors for everything he did. Owen also said he met with at least half a dozen CIA agents in Central American countries to discuss supply efforts to the Contras. The agents were referred to in the courtroom by number. Singlaub, testifying about his efforts to get foreign funds, said he was going to try a second time to get the Asian money for the Contras, got assurance from then-Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams that a signal would be Step Up to High Grades and Top Test Scores given, then was telephoned by Abrams and told to call off the with effort. HBJ's College Outline Series ■ HBJ's Test Preparation Series Singlaub also testified that in March 1985 he went to Honduras and met with Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc.. Nicaraguan rebel leaders and base commanders, and returned to give North a priority list of Mon -Wed. and Fri. 8:30- items that Contra commander TTTI ' Thurs. 8:30-8. Sat. 10- I UConn Co-op Enrique Bermudcz suggested. See page 5 The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 page 5 iNews' ...'Satanic Verses' discussed by UConn professors FromFront page they pertain for example to disappeared in Iraq, and the Shii "It is important to stress that important Shii Ayatollahs. Evereu C. Ladd, professor of racist or genocidal subjects. expected him to be between life the Ayatollah Khomeini's "Khomeini is using 'Satanic political science said that He added, "social criticism is and death. Shiite Muslims threats against Rushdie and his Verses' as a political protest to Khomeini's reaction can be one thing, but calling for the expect him to return to save publishers are contrary to reassert his own radical views seen as "an extreme articulation death of an author is another." the world, and Khomeini and to discourage Iranian Islam and Islamic law," Reed of a widely shared set of Referring again to Islamic claims to be the representative moderates ...who have been said. resentment and frustrations." history, Reed explained why it on earth of the hidden messiah. trying to stop Iran's diplomatic Reed explained that "Some of this is genuine and is that Khomeini is considered Khomeini's followers give and economic isolation in the Khomeini has his own version not just play-acting. There are to be so powerful, despite the him huge powers, and he world since July 18, 1988 of Shii Islam, which is only feelings of deep resentment fact that Muslims and considers himself the final followed by 10 percent of all when Iran and Iraq accepted a religious leaders have publicly arbiter over the council of against the West by a good Muslims in the world, and said United Nations cease-fire after many in [Khomeini's] country. disapproved of Khomeini's guardians, which checks all Khomeini is not even eight years of devastating war," interpretation of Islam and laws passed by the Iranian They feel the west can't be supported by several other Reed said. trusted, that we don't have good objected to his threats on Parliament. Rushdie's life. values," Ladd said. "Many dislike Rushdie's Former rapist runs for constable However, Ladd said that there writings, but none approve of are different factions in Iran. CARVER, Mass. (AP) — A ck\ i d officials to resign when Khomeini's illegal and wholly August Barros' candidacy has "Some want to normalize with child rapist who served one coated a stir in this Boston convicted of felonies, but the West and others don't." un-Islamic threats," Reed said. year in prison is running for suburb of 10,300, even though nothing prevents them from "There are those who have Reed said that Khomeini his old job of town constable seeking office when they get decided that better relations claims to have power because a constable has no police while still on parole, but many powers and spends his days out of prison. with the West are good for in the year 874 the twelfth residents were unaware of his delivering court summons and Barros, 66, is one of five Iran. They received a real blow decendant of Mohammed criminal record because of a serving complaints. people seeking three constable in the Rushdie affair," Ladd positions in the election. said. ...North slate privacy law. Massachusetts law forces trial ***CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY MAJORS** From page 4 Would you like to see how your organic and analytical Calero put $5 million into an account in Europe and the chemistry or microbiology and genetics courses apply weapons were bought and arrived in Central America by to the real World of Work? ship in 1985, Singlaub said. In August 1986, days before International Bio-Tech Burroughs Wellcome the House Intelligence Committee had a face-to-face American Cyanamic Uniroyal Chemical meeting with North to ask Ciba-Geigy Locitte about his activities, Singlaub said, he offered a new list of Pfizer Pitney Bowes weapons' prices to North who told him he was "no longer in and others. the business" and to send them to the CIA. Have Cooperative Education positions available beginning July Singlaub said he wrote to CIA Director William Casey, Take a look at your future and LEARN while you EARN his World War II boss in the Office of Strategic Services — up to $10,000.00 the CIA's forerunner — and said the list "was developed in For more information, contact: conjunction with a member of the NSC who is knowledgeable Cooperative Education Department 3rd Floor-Wilbur Cross 486-2795 of the urgent need" of the Contras. Division of Student Affairs & Services

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niiiii ■iiiiii ii i - The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 page 7 News Antarctic oil spill over 1 1/2 miles long TUNTA ARENAS, Chile Winds reaching up to 80 damage, but a navy spokesman On Monday the Chilean group of sailors were back on (AP) — An oil slick in miles per hour prevented efforts in Punta Arenas, 1,500 miles navy reported the slick to be ilie ship to start preparing the AnLu t lica caused by a Peruvian 10 right the 1,980-ton Humboll south of Santiago, said the 4 M) feet long and 15 feet wide. (•Iteration to float it, according scientific ship that ran aground and clean up the slick of dicscl damage docs not seem to be The navy had also said earlier has grown to more than a half- oil leaking from two of the serious. In the navy communique. that stormy weather in the area On Jan. 28, a ship from the mile lung, and rough weather ship's fuel tanks, the navy said The spokesman, Lt. Crislian lias prevented the beginning of has hampered cleanup efforts, in a communique. Car bone, said authorities are Argentine navy, the Bahia a clean-up operation. Paraiso (Paradise Bay), ran the navy reported Wednesday. Frogmen from the nearby confident they will be able to The Humboldt ran aground Ii was the first indication Uruguayan and South Korean float the Humboldt soon. aground 300 miles from the around midnight Sunday at the site of the Humboldt accident, thai ilie slick from the Sunday Antarctic stations finally The navy communique said a entrance of Marion Cove, on ore IJ. i>t, the second in a month creating a major oil slick. The succeeded Wednesday in Chilean air force helicopter King George Island. All 64 in the region, is more serious checking the vessel's hull after flow over the Humboldt on slick was eventually cleaned up than originally thought. In scientists and sailors aboard in an international operation storm)' weather prevented them Wednesday and its crew were rescued unharmed by the another report earlier from doing so for two days. reported that the slick expanded that involved ships and Wednesday, the navy called the British Royal Navy's ice patrol personnel from Argentina, The communique did not to more than a half-mile long ship Endurance. oil spill "minor." Chile and the United States. describe the extent of the and 150 feet wide. On Wednesday, however, a ...gay rights bill debated in Conn. Legislature From Front page Of homosexuality, Migliaro said the legislature, by passing "You who vote for this today was amended in the Senate and Opponents argued that there said: "That's anybody's right. If the bill, would be encouraging are contributing to the further sent back to the House, where is no evidence of you want to be one, be one. sodomy, anal intercourse, and decline of the moral fabric that it died on a tie vote. discrimination in housing and But don't make me accept it." molestation. holds us together." Gov. William A. O'Neill is employment The real intent of Another opponent. Rep. "We are surrounded by a Two years ago, the gay leaning against the bill. He the bill, they argued, is to Anthony Nania, R-Canaan, society in decay," Nania said. rights bill passed the House. has not said he would veto it encourage homosexuality, which would undermine family values and leave children vulnerable to homosexual advances. "I'd like to call this bill what it really is," said state Rep. Futon Truckload Sale Eugene Migliaro Jr., R- Wolcott. "It's a danger to our society, and our children and our state." 30% OFF Police Twin, Full and Queen Futons Blotter This Friday UConn Police recovered SI.5W in Music department equipment and illegal weapons, and Saturday when they served a search warrant at a Mansfield residence last Friday said Lt. Donn A. Hcrind.-cn. Il< nndcen said police executed the search warrant at the residence of Thomas Spring, of apartment number four at 380 Storrs Road, Maiufield. Police anticipate the arrest of both Spring and a second male for larceny and burgl.iry. The warrant was based on an incident occurring at 1:55 a.m. Friday morning said Hcrindeen. A resident of Holcomb hall called police when two men were arguing outside the rear of the donn. The resident told police about ilie altercation, and said the two males were in possession of a police-type night slick and a police flashlight said Herindcen. The resident also gave police a licence plate number of one of the cars, that one of the males drove away. Hcrindeen said that from thai information, police obtained further knowledge that Spring carried a .357 caliber handgun. When police executed the warrant lor his residence, they found a Casio Keyboard in plain sight, which Spring admitted he stole.from UConn said I lerindccn. Police also had a warrant to search Spring's car. Two weapons were recovered including a PR-24 night slick and a steel kubaton. Spring also surrendered an .177 caliber, carbon dioxide pellet gun. The pellet gun is a replica of a .357 Coll Python Rcvolvcr.said Herindcen. page 8 The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 Features THE Daily Crossword HMWUMM Small town residents ACROSS 1 i 5 IBJH s • 7 1 10 11 it 1 Mil. learning ' 11 1 4 Cotton cloth. " ; ir 1K bite the big apple t Protagonist 1 13 Nourlahmant » ■ 2< NEW YORK (AP) — They David Lctterman.' because of her physical condi- 15 In harmony 11 Soon oohed and aahed at Times On the show, Letterman tion but the Letterman staff 17 Motto ol MA | " 14 ■ M Square and the Statue of Lib- immediately tried to dig up the insisted on the entire town's 1t Trilling 2* H" 1" li 30 ThO - erty, then gasped when the tour dirt on a town where everybody attendance. Apprantlca" u it i H" 21 Kllmar poom bus squeezed within 2 inches of M 17 knows everybody and then "When they told me the rest 32 Pithing Ham M 41 " a truck as it maneuvered some. "Do you have a town of them couldn't go if I didn't, 23 Bubbly drink 40 H BJJ42 141 24 Hollowed through Manhattan's clogged slut?" he asked Ruth Hansen, I decided I wouldn't make them 27 City ot MA W « r* 11" 32 Jump ol a sirceLs on Wednesday. 73. "If so, when she comes up, people stay home because of kind K The folks from Bolan, Iowa, 34 Farm building ■ " • point her out." me," she said. "I'll be tired to- ■ M sa S7 36 Cow sound 11 SI U 5S were clearly a long way from M Entra — m Mrs. Hansen, a 50-year resi- morrow. I'm going home on M as 37 Sphen. ol home. dent, chuckled at that. She and the morning flight but it was art Ion ■ >i "You'll never run into this M Fellad Bolan's oldest resident, Agnes well worth it." 40 Fommlna SJ traffic in Bolan," said Linda DeMaris, 78, were interviewed At home, friends were house- •Masai ■ 41 Ood ol war { 'See TrtDuna MMII SarrtcM. Inc. 1 Nydegger. "I like to visit but I 03(02/83 during Wednesday's taping of silting all the houses in Bolan, 42 C.llad All Rights RaMrvad sure wouldn't want to live 44 Hackla Yesterday J Puzzle Solved: the show to air early Thursday. and the post-bowling crowd at 47 Surpaaa 5 Rafla.l.a here." 41 Grain pronoun r. g n uBJr « P A 0 5 c A R Then Letterman brought the JJ's Tavern in nearby North- 40 Snlgglars • Air. gaiaile » I t EBJA M 9 R 1 n A » 1 "We wave at everybody. whole town onstage. wood was expected to linger catch 7 Cuckoos S i K nit 1 1 f, 5 They give each other the bird," S1 "— hsva ayas 8 Mo. DO (1 I i 1 1 Lctterman also put on the longer than usual to catch the lor you" 9 Colttura 11 5 ■■" «l» T said Daryl McCready, compar- S3 Concort 10 "Tatma ol —" spot Lori Nydegger, 23, a Letterman show on the TV platform 11 Part ing motorists in Bolan and n f { P. t ( weekend resident who helped above the bar. H Boona 12 Singles I t|| TjJ « * s rp 1 A i Man tun Lin. SO City ol MA 14 Orders organizc-a standstill parade to "I don't think there's any- 00 Surface 18 "Nothing TTT The entire population of 01 Parsons can — He" * i M celebrate the town's 100th an- body in Worth County that A i InfJ non — (Herbert) c A V ■ Bolan's metropolitan area — niversary three years ago. won't be watching it," said 02 Baaaball 21 Urban o u It ■ P I I * P A R L 0 R six Bolanites and 10 from the team place 1 « A ff L f A V r M A M A "So, you're just here for the Diane VanHorn, a secretary in 03 Faat lets 23 Bait n » » >l n 1 f T A T 5 » "suburbs" — had taken David the county sheriffs department. 04 Lone Slar 24 Blouae * s T fin L i » S N F " o free trip," Lctterman said as she State 25 Once — lime Lctterman up on his offer to On the Manhattan tour, 00 - Vegaa 26 Flower ol MA OlrM/ll visit the big city. blushed and shook her head. 26 Stout 43 Composer 52 Rowa which included a ferry ride to "Let's string her up." DOWN 29 Hurried Gustav 53 Unadomod Lctterman, prompted by a the Statue of Liberty, a bewil- 1 Switch words 30 Haulad 46 City Ol 04A 54 Father ol Mrs. DeMaris, who is con- 2 Corrida 31 Town ol 64A 46 Singer Tebaldl Aatarlua staffer intrigued by Bolan, paid dered Ms. Nydegger asked creature 33 City ol 64A 50 Farbar and 55 Blue dye for the Iowans to come to New fined to a wheelchair, said in an 3 E»anlng In 36 Gun a motor MHlay 56 Foch ol film "What's that?" when a car •aria 30 City ol 04A 51 Luplno and 57 Performs York for three days and appear interview afterwards that she 4 Chaplain 41 Chl-chl Cantor 50 NCO alarm went off for no apparent on his show, "Late Night with didn't want to make the trip reason. A few minutes later, she heard a man cursing loudly, also for no obvious reason, as he walked on the other side of the street. "Oh my," she said. "They get kind of mad, don't they?" data Her brother, Loren, 17, said T£K£TH he was "asked for money twice in one block." 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i raw /rmiii \u\t antem field." But he added, "When we see Al)\ KKTISF.MKM I'M!) K<>K HN ZKMTH DATA SYSTEM the mess and utter confusion of American F.'prns VISA MasterCard Crfdrt lards Vrrptfd New York City, I wouldn't sell my 88 acres for 88 acres in Manhattan, unless I could sell mill . ■ ■ ■■ ... it and, move back to peace and ■. i.. t...... ,. quiet." The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 198!) page 9 Features Researching family trees is made easier By Frances Dattilo New Jersey and coordinates in- members can enter the names new Polish-Jewish archives at gogue and Sisterhood groups, Daily Campus Staff formation received from soci- of up to 16 family surnames UConn, arc constantly being including a talk at UConn's Researching one's family eties around the country. and towns in the international found. She also said that, with Hillel House on February 12th. tree can be both intriguing and computerized Family Finder luck, a gcncologist can go back Anyone interested in joining Ogushwitz said that the Jewish Geneological Soci- exciting. membership in JGS is open to program which is updated thousands of years into their Gertrude Ogushwitz recently quarterly. The printouts of the family's history. ety can write to them at P.O. anyone who wishes to support box 225, Storrs, CT 06268. formed the Jewish Gencologi- the society's aims and activi- Family Finder program arc ar- In addition to her work with cal Society of Connecticut to ties. She said people join the ranged by surnames, towns and the JGS, Ogushwitz edits the make the geneological search group for a number of reasons. names that sound alike. If an "United States Update" column rewarding and successful. Some arc beginning to trace individual reading the printout for "Avotaynu, The Interna- "The purpose of the society their roots and want to know has any information regarding a tional Review of Jewish Gene- is to help disseminate and pre- where to start. For those who particular town or surname they can contact the person ology." She has also spoken serve Jewish geneological have already been tracing their to various Hadassah, Syna- knowledge and information," who entered the listing in the roots, joining the society gives Family Finder program. said Ogushwitz. them a chance to meet others Ogushwitz's home in Storrs who share their interest in Members also receive contains many documents geneology. Ogushwitz said a "Quest," the JGS of Connecti- found in her own search for her camaraderie develops between cut's quarterly newsletter, said family's geneological back- the members because they can Ogushwitz. She said it con- If QUICK ground. One document is a talk about their geneological tains up to date information on family chart given to her by a research and have people listen what's going on in the world 0 long lost cousin. Ogushwitz who understand and are inter- of Jewish geneology. °CAREER QUESTIONS had been searching for her fa- ested in the topic. When asked if she would ther's mother's family, whose Meeting of the JGS are held ever reach a point where she ANSWERED last name was Spiller, unsuc- eight times annually, usually had gone as far as possible into cessfully for years. After cor- on Sunday afternoons. her family's geneology, general career planning responding with several people, Ogushwitz said members get Ogushwitz replied there was no job search, resumes & she was finally able to locate together to discuss new sources such point. She said that new her father's first cousin in of information or sometimes sources of information, such as interview techniques London. Her cousin provided visit archives and libraries. fact that the Russian govern- her with an almost complete Ogushwitz said another ment may be willing to coop- geneological chart for the benefit of joining JGS is that erate with geneologists or the Spiller family. Ogushwitz said it was interesting to find that she and her cousin both ^>- MC VISA on the Phone 15 minute walk-in drove the same kind of car. session w/counselor According to Ogushwitz, Campus there is a growing interest in Jewish geneology. The first U.S. Jewish Geneological So- Florist Career Resource Center ciety (JGS) was formed in New Tues/Thurs 9:30-11:30 York in 1977. Today, she Birthday Flowers ^ Wed/Thurs 2:00-4:00 said, there are approximately J & Balloons &* r 40 to 45 such groups. They Room 158, Wilbur Cross interact through a JGS delivered to Campus association which is based in Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 487-1193

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■ i inn ttn The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 page 11 = Features UConn art professor's sculptures impress By Chris Cowell notable interest in the arts be- said. "It was emotional; it was UConn while in Finland. work," explained Hitchcock. Daily Campus Staff gan. hot, and very exciting people "I liked it because it is right Presently Hitchcock is Name: Raymond F. Hitchcock "When I was a kid," said came there to rally for domestic between New York and Boston, working on figure sculptures Birthdatc: November 3,1937 Hitchcock, "I decided to build a civil rights," he said. two cities I like to visit," he with the theme of die figures Birthplace: Haverhill, MA theater stage in my basement Hitchcock said that at the lime, explained. From the airport in being "Balancing and Education: Florida State Uni- and conduct plays down there. the art department was the New York, Hitchcock went Juggling". versity, B.A.1961 That was my fantasy, and I got major force in backing social straight to UConn. '"Tool in play with .*»e University of Alabama, M.A. every kid in the neighborhood change policies. "When I finally arrived, after human' is my new track," h 1963 involved." "Artists have always been taking a train to New London said. "The tools are a Years at UConn: 25 He also recalled doing plays very socially concerned," said and a bus to Storrs, I was symbolic extension of their Position: Professor in the De- while ice skating with his Hitchcock. amazed. I asked myself, interaction with nature," partment of Art friends. After graduate school, 'Where are the bars? This is a Hitchcock explained. He If you have ever gone by a "I remember directing plays Hitchcock became the first college town?' " he said. claimr. it is a challenge to him pond in the UConn area and on ice from a willow tree," said artist ever to get a Fulbright In 1964 Hitchcock began because he never formally seen acrylic and bronze sculp- Hitchcock. "The kids would Grant to study in Helsinki, teaching at UConn. One of the studied the figure in school and tures rising up from the land- enter into the scene by going Finland. Hitchcock claimed aspects he really enjoys about didn't actually begin working scape, you have just passed down the long willow tree that he really found himself teaching is seeing how students on it until he was more than "Sculpture Pond." Professor branch," he laughed, "and the while studying abroad. respond to the various projects 40 years old. Raymond Hitchcock created entry was the most important "That's when I saw myself." he assigns them. "I couldn't imagine doing this masterpiece. part." he said. "I liked it because "I love to assign some kind anything else but art." said "This sculpture makes In college, Hitchcock studied people were socially inclined of project that I'd like to do and Hitchcock, "Of course, I could reference to now and to man's 3 dimensional design at the and cared about each other have them do it," he said. "It still be growing Papaya. I interaction with nature," said undergraduate level and sculp- simply because they knew that becomes like a great experi- could make it have a better fla- Hitchcock. "It deals with the ture at graduate school. we would all die if we didn't ment. I set up a problem and vor, or make it last longer dur- changing of the four seasons "I went to the University of collectively work together," see how they respond which ing shipment. I'm sure I and ecological balance." Alabama for grad school during said Hitchcock. brings out new information could've come up with some Picking a pond as a medium a time of social upheavals," he Hitchcock decided to come to which may help me with my kind of business, but I really for his sculpture work was a love art" philosophical choice. "Water is an echo of time;" Hitchcock claimed, "it is the perfect medium for my work." Soft Contact ^AA Hitchcock brings his students out to the pond to enhance Lenses (std.)4^^V their learning about sculpture. Hitchcock has a great affinity for nature. It began when Complete Visual Analysis $38 Hitchcock's parents decided to Contact lens Fitting Fee and move to southern Florida when he was 12 years old. Follow-up Visits $55 "They bought a chicken farm Sterilizer and Care Kit $25 and thought it would be the perfect place to raise children," said Hitchcock. Because there Contact lenses normally fit and dispensed was very little to do on the farm and it was quite isolated, matta> ccd Hitchcock became interested in SAME DAY o CLOTHING botany. "It's amazing what you can o JEWELRY do with chicken manure and Dr. A.M. Goldstein, Optometrist coconuts," said Hitchcock, "if you put a coconut on a little Mansfield Shopping Plaza, Rt. 44, Storrs o CANVAS SHOES chicken manure it will germi- (next to A & P) nate so that you have a coconut Walking distance to the UConn campus o AND MORE! tree six or seven feet high in two months." He planted co- conut and papaya trees in the 429-6111 plot of land his parents allowed Weekdays, Saturdays and Evenings by Appointment. The hoot located in him to cultivate on their farm. Please call. "It was sort of like a com- Your questions will be cheerfully answered. mune," explained Hitchcock, "I the East Brook Mai had a whole list of things I had to do everyday but also I was WE FIT THE FOLLOWING CONTACT LENSES given this plot of land." Diiily Wear • Extended Wear • Tinted Open Daily 10-9 During his early childhood, Bifocal • Astigmatism • Semi-Soft Hitchcock had lived in Mas- Lenses that Turn Brown Eyes Blue Sundays 12-5 sachusetts . This is when his

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'''''I't'iiimimmmmmmnimintimim I I I . I I I 4 I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I The Daily Campus Page 12 Thursday, March 2,1989 Since 1891) Jim Amspacher Cind Keeler Editor in Chief Business Manager Shawn Cochran Dana Tofig Managing Editor Deputy Managing Editor Beth Hamilton Shannon Quintard Senior Writer Ad Manager Assistant Managing Editors Catherine Keating Charles Pickett Sports Photography Lisa Spooner / Lisa Fay VVellek News Jason Kauppi Lillian Voros Arts Features The dimming light John Tower, who is seeking confirma- tion as defense secretary, admitted marital infidelity yesterday. In an effort to save his nomination, Tower verbally shot himself in Mike Royko the head. Days after Tower pledged to quit drink- ing if confirmed, the twice-divorced former Admiration can kill you senator confessed his infidelity at the Na- tional Press Club. I was invited to take part in one of the the menacing call. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell many writers' rallies being held around "Oh, really?" he said. "So what else is the country to show support for Salman new with you?" said "it is not moral perfection or the quali- Well, aren't you going to do anything fications of senators that are at issue here. It Rushdie. The writer who invited me to the about it? is the ability to serve effectively in a position "About what?" of unique power and responsibility." Chicago rally said that we would gather at a cultural center and do readings from My threat. The phone call from Abu Mitchell is right, but this logic didn't Rushdie's now-famous novel and make Said. help Gary Hart in the 1988 primary, and it speeches condemning terrorism and "What do you expect me to do?" won't help Tower with the Senate. Confes- censorship and other mischief. For starters, we can call a press sions and unprecedented vows by Tower However, I declined. conference and announce that I am going aren't helping the effort, they are only As I told the writer who called me: into hiding. hurting President George Bush. "Hey, I'm through worrying about "Hiding? Where?" To deny confirmation because one drinks Rushdie. I have a death threat of my Maybe Florida. It's snowing in excessively or is unfaithful is a precedent own." Chicago. Anyway, after I go into hiding, many senators are not comfortable with, so And it's true. A few days ago, my you can rush some of my old books back they point at allegations of Tower financially office phone rang and the caller, speaking into print and out to the bookstores. And you can boldly declare that you will not benefiting from confidential knowledge. hurriedly, said: "I am Abu Said, from the Chicago be intimidated. And maybe we can get Tower has become the James Watt of the the bookstores to say that they won't be Bush administration. Bush's support is un- Islamic Council, and because of what you wrote today, your life could be in intimidated, either, but just to play it safe flagging, and Tower said he will fight to the danger." they will put my books in a back room end. Eventually the Senate will put the issue Harmless me? and sell them only on request. to an end, but Americans can only hope "Yes," Mr. Said said. "I warn you "All that over one phone call?" there will be no bitterness between Capitol against writing these things." Look, we must make do with what we Hill and the White House. What things? have. Waste not, want not, I've always The Tower confirmation fiasco is cloud- "In here, you said you envy Rushdie." said. And after we do that, maybe some ing the promise of the new administration, You misinterpret my meaning. When I of my fellow writers will hold a rally at a and is dimming the already faint 1,000 wrote that I envied Rushdie, I was not cultural center to defend and comfort me points of light. praising his book, which I haven't read. and have readings from my books. I was referring to his sudden financial "Reading of your stuff?" success. Because of the publicity, he has Why not? It might not be literature but Buffalo are easy target gone from being a little-known writer to any boob can understand it. I've read For $200 and some patience anyone in the best-known novelist in the world and snippets of Rushdie's book, and I don't Montana can have a majestic buffalo head to is making a ton of money. I would very know what the heck he's talking about. I much like to have had a ton of money. don't even understand what the reviewers hang on their wall, as long as they shoot the of his book are talking about. animal themselves. The kill rate is 100 Or even a bushel and a peck. "But you should not say you envy "I think you're overreacting. I've got percent because the buffalo are easy targets. him. That could place you in danger." Under a 1985 Montana law, any buffalo a lunch date, 'bye." Is that a threat? Talk about life being unfair. Rushdie that crosses the borders of Yellowstone "I am informing you that you are is sitting around somewhere in the Park onto state property is to be shot. This placing yourself in danger." English countryside, the house year 422 of the 2.700 buffalo have been OK, OK, I don't envy Rushdie. I surrounded by Scotland Yard, and killed by hunters and wildlife experts say don't like him. I curse his name and spit without lifting a finger he's making that up to 650 could die by mid-March. on his head. Now, where are you calling money faster than a Pentagon lobbyist. "Let's face it, this is not a hunt, it's a from and what is the Chicago Islamic Before the fuss dies down, he's going harvest," said Dan Tyers, a wildlife biologist Council? to make millions. And he already has the from Montana, in a New York Times article Mr. Said, if that was his name, hung plot for his next book- the story of how last month. up the phone. Just like that. No and why he had to go hide in the English Livestock owners say they fear the bison goodbye, no have a nice day. Just a cold countryside and make millions. And that will infect their cows with brucellosis, a click. If there is anything I dislike more will be a best seller. than a terrorist, it is a rude terrorist. All he has to do is wait to spend it. disease that causes females to abort, but The Ayatollah Khomeini is no kid at 88, there has not been one documented case of So I reported the call to a law enforcement agency. They checked their and the old gent isn't going to stick wild buffalo transmitting the disease to around forever. Once he's gone, his cattle. files and said they had never heard of the Chicago Islamic Council or a terrorist successor will figure that giving one Wildlife biologists say that unless the named Abu Said. And they doubted if author ulcers isn't worth botching up National Park Service reduces the heard that was the man's name or if such an trade deals with half of Europe, and the through population control or increases the organization existed. hit-threat will be cancelled. winter feeding range, buffalo will continue Boy, if there is anything I dislike more So forget it, Abu Said. You wasted to be killed in this way as they stray looking than a rude terrorist, it's a terrorist who two bits on the phone call, and I'm for food. fibs. wasting extra super-premium unleaded Officials should be more responsible and However, I took the additional taking an evasive, zigzag route home. creative when dealing with the fate of the precaution of calling the New York When it comes to hyping a best seller, historic buffalo, instead of settling for such a publishing house that puts out my Abu, we're a hopeless team. ruthless solution. occasional books and told an editor about Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist. The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 page 13 Commentary/Letters Angilly And Crow Scientific theory What about humanity? suggests a Creator •I'm responding to Wi'liam stated that looking at the design of the universe, "We can Okay, campers. Judging from what different groups, we are all human beings Burnett's letter on Wed., Feb. 22nd. I would like to clarify conceive of a universe we've seen in die paper recently, it's time living on the same planet. Until we learn logically, which is a deistic to accept that, we will not be able to get what I believe is his to have a little chat about discrimination. misunderstanding regarding Dr. one, where there is a creator This is not just another letter demanding over the barrier of discrimination. Walter Bradley's lecture God. .." "The only way I can rights for one group or another, we want We realize, that a lot of you are entitled, "Scientific Evidences know that God b, is if He to get down to what's really important. cheering us on, saying "Yeah, ya know. for the Existence of God." revealed Himself in history. If People are different. That's just the way it They're right," but we want to ask you a Dr. Bradley made no attempt you look at the major world is, and it's about time we came to terms simple question: did you wear jeans on to describe the nature of God. religions... only three arc based with it. gay jeans day? If not, why? Was it He sought to show that the on that kind of revelation; character of the universe Let's talk about fruit for a second. because your friends didn't, so it wasn't Judaism, Islam, and You've got your apples, your oranges, cool, or have you got another paper-thin suggests an intelligent first cause. This was done by Christianity." your grapes, and your b?nanas. Some are reason? We made the same mistake, and Christ claimed to be God. red, some are yellow, some are small, we asked ourselves the same questions. looking at a few physical laws and constants. This was done He claimed to have the ability some are long, some have peels, and We didn't like the answers. Let's face it, to show, as you put it, "there to forgive our sins by His some don't. After all this, they're still just most of us just didn't have the guts to. is a delicate balance for a series substitutionary payment (His fruit. Even with all those differences, We were so afraid of being numbered of laws which are all necessary death on the Cross). His they still look nice sitting together in a for your being. All of our resurrection is central to the basket. It's just a question of if you can among the minority, that we forgot to universal constants are very proof that He is god, the see the whole basket, or if you're only look at the big picture. precise. If these forces were Creator of the universe. You looking for a banana. That's really the point, isn't it even a minute fraction thought that the only proof for This is just an exercise in getting you campers? We all know that discrimination different, life as we know it the resurrection is in the Bible. to look at the big picture. If you can see is wrong, but whether we will admit that would not exist. There are extra-Biblical the basket full of fruit, why can't you see publicly or not takes the intestinal I agree with you that merely accounts of Jesus' resurrection fortitude to say so. We can pass as many naming the first cause of the by non-Christian historians. a world full of people? After all, we're all Flavius Josephus was one of in the same basket. laws as we want, but only you can universe "God" explains change the way you think. The words, "I nothing about God's nature. those historians. He was a Take blacks, whites, liberals, We only wanted to show Jew. conservatives, homosexuals, am not prejudiced," are easy to say, the The implications of Jesus battle is to behave as highly as you speak.J scientific evidence for the heterosexuals, fat people, and skinny existence of an intelligent first being God Himself lead to people, and put them all together. Then Once you have done that, the rest is easy J conclusions far more joyous All you have to do is look for fruit instead cause (God). take a look. What you see is humanity, There is a second point I than being a lifeless, cold and you're a part of it of bananas. would like to address. As you force, that created the universe Do you see what we're trying to say mentioned, someone in the and left it to fend for itself. Paul Angilly and Dave Crow are audience asked how this first Christians believe that the god here? No matter how hard you try, no of the universe has revealed matter how many labels you place on contributing columnists cause Ued in with the God of the Bible. You felt Dr. Bradley Himself in History as the was guilty of circular reasoning person of Jesus Christ. The in referring to Jesus Christ's God of the Bible/universe can resurrection as explained in the be known in a personal way. Bible. Geoffrey Hsu WE KEEP PRETTY QUIET, MAYBE I The person of Christ is Campus Crusadt central to Christianity, as you for Christ KHOMEINI THREATS WILL 60 PWT may well expect. Dr. Bradley Comic found to be highly offensive •Even though there have decision to let them do their been instances far too worst each week. Although the numerous to list when you've suitability of their column is printed inappropriate pieces in more than debatable, it is at your paper, I have not written least printed in the appropriate to you before. Monday's spot. "UConn Jak" comic strip The comic page is not the prompts me to write now. appropriate spot for explicitly When you run columns by sexual gay jokes. You made Hurewitz and Kalfin that the wrong decision when you redefine the words let George Nakos' tasteless unenlightened, boorish, strip appear in print. This kind intolerant, and uncharitable, of crassness is unbecoming to you are running them on the an award-winning student Commentary/Letters page. newspaper. You should know They have been given a license better. to be opinionated and churlish. Cynthia Barlow You have made an editorial 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 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 is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld solely on the consent of the editor. 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. Daily Campus newsroom 429-9384 page 14 The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 Arts Black captures mood with skill and ease Contemporary, classical mix performed at von der Mehden last night By Jennifer Waters first of the three classical ended with a melodic, flowing All three pieces contained The first, "Millenial Music," Campus Correspondent pieces played by Black on "Allegro." Black captured the equally complex, rapid runs was appropriately titled. Its At his concert last night in doublebass accompanied by mood of each movement with that Black played smoothly and interesting blend of harmony von der Mehden, bassist Robert Robert Smith on harpsichord. skill and ease. evenly, making these difficult- and dissonance gave it a very Black said, "the remarkable The melancholy tone of the The other two classical sounding pieces look simple. "space-age" sound. The piece thing about being a musician first movement, "Adagio," pieces, "Pieces en Concert" by Smith's accompaniment was contained unexpected changes in 1989 is the variety of music changed to a lively melody in Francois Couperin and excellent. from short, detached notes and that musicians can make," and the second movement. The "Sonata" by G. F. Handel, The two contemporary pieces driving rhythm to soothing, he certainly proved it. mood changed to a slow, were equally impressive. were played in between each almost sweet melodies. Black "Sonata in A Minor" was the marching tempo, and the piece "Sonata" in particular allowed classical work, and were played the piece flawlessly, the rich, smooth voice of the undoubtedly the highlight of doublebass to shine through. the concert See page 16 We have technical pens of all sizes, Two minutes of prime time prices, uses, and brand names. Chances bought by Pepsi for Madonna are we'll have just NEW YORK (AP) — commercial with the the pop previewed the commercial to what you've been Madonna will have an audience star. reporters on Wednesday, said estimated at a whopping 250 The commercial, which will they tried to place the ad on the looking for million people in 40 countries be broadcast in the United top-rated evening show in each for the debut of her new song States on NBC during the top- country and expect 250 million "Like a Prayer" — and they rated "The Cosby Show," also people will see it Thursday. the lily pad won't even hear the full marks the first public airing of The ad will appear first in version. "Like a Prayer." The Japan and follow the time Pepsi-Cola Co. has made an commercial includes an zones around the world before extraordinary purchase of two abbreviated version of the finishing on the West Coast of 28 North St. Willimantic: 423-3223 minutes of prime television song. Pop songs usually are the United States. time in 40 countries for launched on radio. The commercial opens with Thursday's debut of its Pepsi officials, who Madonna watching a grainy home movie of her eighth THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT birthday party where she gets a SEMESTER OR ONE-YEAR STUDY ABROAD new doll and sips on a bottle of PROGRAM IN Discover Pepsi. As the spot unfolds, the o)Q§)type girl in the movie and the Copy & Word Processing, Inc. grown-up pop singer trade UConn Business Block OffN places. 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T.hrktian Rms White 7Jfita«tel 750 ml $4 49 \NNN\N\XVX\NNNNNNN\N\XX\\\\x\\\\\ ; : ■ - . • • • •< The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 page 15 Arts Former mental patient fights annulment NEW YORK (AP) — A disease, in a civil ceremony in perfectly natural and normal." a.m., seven minutes before the Essex House, drove her to a search for paper on which lo Arlington, Va., on Jan. 9, In terms and events of the noon deadline imposed by couple of places in Greenwich pen a poem led Carroll 1987. kind usually found in Justice Ciparick who had Village in Manhattan, waited Douglass to the man who was Bing's court-appointed storybook fantasies and threatened to conclude the case for her, and then drove her to to become her husband, former guardian, Paul Guth, and cinematic romances. Lady Bing without her testimony. court. opera impresario Sir Rudolph Guth's lawyer, Paul spoke about her first contact, As she arrived at court. Lady Bing, Lady Bing testified Goldhamer, are asking Justice courtship and married life with Bing was chased by an irate Wednesday. Bing. He entered the courtroom Carmen Ciparick to annul the taxicab driver who said she had yelling. "I work too hard for "I popped into the Essex marriage. She referred constantly to run up a fare of $41.75 and House and asked the front desk prominent people, prestige my money," he protested as a They say Lady Bing is a tried to skip without paying. court officer and a clerk led him for some stationery" in late deranged gold digger, and Bing clothing brands, and pricey The driver, Alexandre outside to talk. "She said, May of 1986, Lady Bing did not have the mental New York City stores, and Grcgoire, 35, of Brooklyn, said recalled. She said she had been talked with awe about English Don't worry about the meter; competence to know what he he picked up Lady Bing at the I'll take care of you." inspired to verse by "Parsifal," was doing when he married her. royalty. a Wagnerian opera she had just They introduced psychiatric Bing, a native of Vienna, is seen. testimony that a year after the an English citizen who has Lady Bing said she saw her wedding, Bing did not know he been knighted. husband-to-be in a lobby chair was married. Psychiatrists also Lady Bing said her knight Go no further than and thought, "What an testified Bing had forgotten he popped the question after a TED'S SPIRIT extraordinarily handsome senior ran the Metropolitan Opera. Thanksgiving dinner in 1986 at gentleman. I wonder who he Lady Bing's lawyer, Harvey the Bull&Bcar restaurant in the SHOP to taste is." Sladkus, argues that the Bings Waldorf-Astoria hotel. "He r Nathan Hale Golden Lager "We fell immediately, both should be left alone because said. Sweetheart, would you of us, in love at first sight," they love each other and have like to marry me?"' she recalled today from 3pm 'til 7pm! she said. made each other happy. He with a dreamy smile. Lady Bing, 49 and a former contends Bing knew what he "He had a little ring which SPECIALS INCLUDE: mental patient, testified in was doing when he married and he put on my finger, a very Manhattan's State Supreme his memory loss is a normal lovely, and perhaps a little bit Lowenbrau 12pk bottles 5.99++ Court in an annulment trial consequence of aging. showy, zircon," she said. Lady Molson Golden 12pk bottles 6.99++ where she is trying to save her Sladkus asked Lady Bing Bing said the ring has since Captain Morgan Rum 1.75 15.99 marriage to Bing, for 22 years whether she knew Bing had been stolen, "perhaps by a the general manager of the Alzheimer's disease. She maid." Absolut Vodka Liter 14.99 (Save $1.00) Metropolitan Opera. replied, "I had no idea that there Lady Bing arrived at court She married Bing, an 87- was anything wrong at all with Wednesday at exactly 11:53 year-old victim of Alzheimer's my husband. He seemed

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Karen Keparutis or Beth Hayes at M 5/5 Keep trying! FS 3/9 $430(neg) per month, no Very dedicated. Call Mark 486-5600. HW 4/3 utilities. Call 429-2013 after at 974-0093/leave Psychic and Channeler can help CONCERT TICKETS 5pm. FR 3/2 message. W 3/6 you obtain love, health, and BONJOVI wealth, call or Write anytime: at the Worcester Centrum Apartment for sublet from June 1 WANTED: Male exotic dancer David Guardino Sunday, March 12. Upper level to August 31. Excellent location, for party. Will negotiate fee. If Personals P.O. Box 2638 tickets in front of stage, low close to campus. Two bedrooms. interested, call 487- TAKN to set Clarksville, TN 37042 prices, Chris 487-5878, leave Plenty of space. Call Dan or up audition. W 3/3 (615) 675-0150 message. FS 3/10 Kevin at 429-4337 or Apartment Dear Sweetpea, (615) 356-4719 Rentals at 487-1437. (Mention Yes it's about time you got a (615) 986-2145 Class rings for sale at G.H. apartment 25A). FR 3/9 personal and I even think you're (615) 552-5592 Waring Mon - Fri 429-2143. FS worth it. It's almost a year now - M5/5 3/2 1 bdrm. in 3 bdrm apt. Ccleran Ride Board let's hang in there. Love, your Square new.excellent condition personal doctor. SONIC SOUND D.J. SERVICE MOVING-SELLING walking dist. to campus 1.5 Will play your Favorite ROCK, EVERYTHING-WATERBED. miles $218 per mth + util. partly RIDE OFFERED for two to TO THE BROTHERS OF DELTA DANCE. TOP FORTY. AND OLD NEW SOFA, DEHUMIDIFIER, furn. either m/f. 429-4787. Florida. Leaving Friday, March SIGMA PI: We would like to MUSIC. For any occasion. DINING ROOM TABLE, Ashish (leave message). FR 3/6 10 and returning Sunday, March thank you for all your support Special on Campus Rate. Call CHAIRS, COMPUTER AND 19. For more details call 487- during our pledge period. We arc 487-5006. M 5/5 PERIPHERALS, DESKS, 6070 and ask for Greg or Kelley. all really psyched to be a part of the fraternity and can't wait to THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU IN A BOOKCASE. WASHER. DRYER. Woodhavcn Apartments. Sunny, RB3/3 SUMMER CAMP MUCH MORE. MANY SMALL one bedroom apartment available become one with you in the The American Camping ITEMS-429-4062. FS 3/3 march 3rd. Top floor, beautiful Ride needed home for Spring brotherhood!!! Look out Ain. Association (NY) will make your carpet, low utility bills. Rent Break to Wilmington or Newark here we come... - The 1989 Spring Pledge Class. application avail to over 300 FOR SALE: To a good home; 2 now for summer session. Must DE. Will share expenses. Please camps in the Northeast. Exciting FERRETS. neutered and rent now! $380 429-1623 FR contact Lisa at 487-7480 RB 3/3 To the AZ Pledges of TBX, descented, brother and sister, 2 3/3 opportunities for college cages (one travel) many RIDE NEEDED TO UMASS. Hey you guys - GET PSYCHED!! students and professionals. accessories, more. Reasonable AMHERST ON FRIDAY 3/3 - It's March. April is going to roll Positions avail: all land and around the corner, then it won't water sports, arts and craft 487-7412. FS 3/3 Large one bedroom available WILL SHARE EXPENSES CALL be too long till we are sisters! drama, music, dance, tripping, immediately. Rent now through MIKE 487-6471 RB3/3 Hope that all of you have a great nature, R.N.'S, M.D.'s, Aides, Schwinn Calicnte Mens 5-Specd the summer and receive a special Spring Break and remember we kitchen, maintenance. COLLEGE Bike. 1 year old/never rate. Includes laundry facilities BOSTON anyone going this are the WTS! Love, Donna CREDIT AVAILABLE. CALL OR used/complete w/tool and pool. Call Lynn at 429- weekend please call Jason at P.S. Gwenn - Don't Worry. Be WRITE FOR APPLICATION. kit/portable pump/+ rain jacket/ 1500 for details FR 3/7 487-9123. Will share expenses. Happy! must see/ Asking Si50.00. Call RB 3/2 AMERICAN CAMPING Kim 487-5999. FS 3/2 ASSOCIATION, 43 W. 23 ST.. RIDE NEEDED to Logan Airport DELTA ZETA Congratulations to DEPT ( ). NEW YORK. N.Y. Male roommate wanted to share all those who won awards at Hyundai 16K miles only manual (or Boston MTA). Sunday. 3/5, 10010. 1-800-777-CAMP M 5/5 apartment at Celeron Square. province weekend! Thanks for am/fm tape stereo 18 pre-set early afternoon. Also need ride Walk to campus. Washer/dryer. helping to make Delta Zeta so Attn. Business Students: stations. Excellent condition from Bradley Field, Monday Terms negotiable 1-481-5600. awesome! Love, the Spirit Commission Sales oppor-tunity. $5200 negotiable. 429-4787. evening, 3/6 (possibly Tues.). FR3/8 Committee Sell Computer information Ashish (leave message). FS 3/6 429-3772. RB 3/6 systems on campus. Be on the There once was a girl named shar, EDGE of technology. Gain the Pewter Fantasy figures now One bedroom apartment for who was so innocent she would technological and business available at G.H. Waring. sublet, close to campus. Dragons, Demons, Castles and not even swear, until she met ihc experience industry is looking Available June 1st. Fall option. much more 429-2143 FS 3/2 Help girls from the fourth floor, Caih, for. No investment!! For Call John or Pat at 429-9225. FR Mar, Anna, Deb, and Lor. Now interview. Call Diversified 3/8 ONE TICKET TO SAN Wanted when we are all together, tahe Information Systems Company FRANCISCO CALIF. Round trip way we act Billy would believe (DISC LTD) between the hrs of departs Bradley airport on never! from the do I ? mirror to lpm and 4pm Mon-Fri, Sat 9am $4.50 PER HOUR AFTER FIRST the question of the day. that to 12 noon. 283-5015 M 5/5 Monday March 13th rtn March 2 WEEKS TRAINING AT $4.25 19th $378.00 Price negotiable Roommates/ Long Island Princess has come a PER HOUR, 12 NOON FRIDAYS long way. We all want to wish callCary 429-0521 FS 3/? OR ALL DAY SATURDAYS OR Happy Birthday to Shar! from Why pay for room and board Housemates SUNDAYS. WORK 1-2 OR ALL your bestest friends - Anna, Lori, when you can live for free in the OF THESE DAYS SELLING Nations capital? Make money 1988 Chev. S10 Pickup, 8K. Deb, Cath and Mar! FLOWERS AT OUR OUTDOOR while gaining valuable work step bumper, sliding glass, dclco P.S. What floor are we on? LOCATIONS. CAR NEEDED. NO experience. Call Natalies stereo am/fm cass., mint, asking ROOMMATE WANTED FOR INVESTMENT ON YOUR PART. Nannies. 301-840-0853. M5/5 $6200. owe $7200. 875-5757. SPACIOUS 2-BDRM APT. Bearsy, (My audition buddy and REASONABLE RENT. READY S.D.R. ENTERPRISES, fellow "baby") ask for Terry, leave message. FS EARL'S TRAVELING DISC 3/8 FOR IMMEDIATE OCUPANCY ANDOVER, CT. CALL 742- Know your lines? but it's tonghl 1.5 MILES FROM CAMPUS. 9965. HW 5/4 French fries our semi-formal JOCKEY SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS. ALL Spring Break airplane ticket for CALL ANYTIME 429-0775 OR Disney/NYC Dance class. What The Fallout Shelter needs REQUEST WITH LIGHTING. sale to Orlando, Fla. Leaves Sat. 487-1437. MENTION «roup am I? REJECTION call bartenders and waitresses. Rock CALL 423-1508. M 5/5 3/11 returns 3/18 from Bradley MAPLEWOODS APT 7-C. RH 3/3 backs Phantom at 2:00. My guy and roll atmosphere. Apply in Inter. Price $280.00 Call X2763 Your guy and long talks. YOUM- One bedroom in a 2 bedroom person. HW 3/6 250 counselors and instructors or 429-1911. FS 3/8 the Greatest Goo. Happy needed! Private, coed summer apartment. Woods edge Birthday. Luv Ya Heidi apartment 3 1/2 miles from National Marketing firm seeks camp in Pocono Mountains. *****BON JOVI TICKETS***** campus. Available immediately mature, ambitious student to Northeastern Pennsylvania. for March 6 in Hartford. Call P. Smurf (#69) - Congrats on $250 + half utilities. Call Bibi manage on-campus promotions Lohikan, PO Box 234 UC. John at 487-7109. Will take best your new position as AEn 429-1773 evenings. RH 3/6 for top national companies this Kenilworth, NJ 07033 (201)- offer. FS 3/3 PRESIDENT! I'm psyched for school year. Flexible hours with 276-0565. M 5/5 next semester. From your #1 earnings potential to $2,500. Roommate wanted for very nice basketball fan, Samantha Great Deal, Commodore 128 two bedroom apartment in Call 1-800-932-0528 Ext. 28 TAILORING, computer. 5.25 floppy drive, Coventry. $350.00/mo. HW3/3 NERIMAN'S TAILORING DOES RGB 16 color monitor, cables, Includes H/HW. Lease length PROFESSIONAL TAILORING Deb-Kid documentation, word processor, negotiable, two or three months PART TIME LAWN WORK 18 - FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN. C. language joy slick, many o.k. Available immediately. 22 HOURS PER WEEK FROM Here's to one year. I'm looking ONE DAY SERVICE AVAILABLE games, asking $750 or BO. Call Sherry 742-1016 RH 3/3 MAY THRU OCT. S7.- PER forward to the year to come, so is ON PREMISE NEXT TO Debbie or Augie 871-0593. 487- HOUR. CALL 429-5351 9- Tigger. Love Ya. The Hammer CARRIAGE HOUSE APT. 429- 1869. FS 3/7. . 10:30 HW3/3 1444. M 5/5 page 18 The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 Classifieds m LOST: Red frame glasses in tan RUN YOUR OWN SUMMER Lost and case between Student Union and LOST: set of car keys on two BUSINESS Gain valuable Co-op. Please call P.J. at 487- BAGEL BRUNCH! BAGEL redskins key chains lost on walk experience while earning great BRUNCH! COME HAVE Found 8935. LF 3/6 money. Lasi summer's average back from W-Lot on 2/26. SUNDAY BRUNCH AT HILLEL Please call 487-5391 LF 3/9 earnings: SI 0,000. Positions SUNDAY'S AF 11700AM. $3.00 filling fast. Call 1-800-922- W/HAC $4.00 W/OUT. E 3/3 Lost: Pair of women's glasses; 5579 ask for Rob Lost: 1/23/89: Brown and black Losing: Our environment. Do rayon scarf on route from the Co- white frames: at Oscar's on Martw.ck.M3/10 you care? Some people do. op to the Jungle. Sentimental UConn GREENS meet Thursdavs thurs., 2/23. If found, please call 487-8457 LF 3/9 WAKE N. BAKE - IN BEAUTIFUL value PLEASE RETURN IT!! Call at /:00 in die Student Union. LF Dcnisc at 487-4739. I.F 3/2 NEGR1L, JAMAICA. 3/3 UNBELIEVABLE SPRING BREAK PACKAGES STARTING THE FAR SIDE AT $439. CALL SUN SPLASH By GARY LARSON Doonesbliry BY GARRY TRUDEAU TOURS AT 1-800-426-7710 OR JACKY AT 429-4186. M3/10 OH, I ALMOST TWAV SHB CALLED M5 NI6HTY, F0R60T W "MAMA"! I5N7 THATU/ILP? Attention- Government Seized NI6HT TZLL YOU... SHECAUWMBBABY- SITTBR'MAMA'I Vehicles from S100. Fords, \ PUMP- myfi^ Mercedes, Corvettes, Chevys. I KIN' \ Surplus Buyers Guide. 1-602- 838-8885 Ext. A3993.M3/3

TOMATOES AND BROCCOLI?? Try something new on your Donimo's Pizza Pan Pizza. Now available. Call 429- 7969. M 3/3

WORD WIZARD offers quick, convenient, quality typing; also laser-typeset resumes. FREE EDITING!! Lunchtimc pickup: Library Lobby; CALL AHEAD for ALWAYS A WELL, I arrangements: 487-1525, 9AM- MOMENTEVEXY TWUGHTSO, MOTHER.TFBAS- 50IVIPEO- 6PM SEVEN DAYS. M 3/3 UPE3.Z0NK. TAPEPIT. THE GREEK CLUB AND ICSF PRESENT THE SEMI ANNUAL GREEK DANCE DATE: MARCH 4, 1989 TIME: 8:30 PM-12:30AM PLACE: STUDENT UNION BALLROOM PRICES: GENERAL PUBLIC: S12.00 GRADUATE STUDENTS $5.00 UNDERGRADUATES: FREE!! LIVE GREEK MUSIC AND FREE "I told you guys to slow down and take it GREEK FOOD USG FUNDED easy or something like this would happen." M3/3 BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed ICE EXPO 89! Come sec the Uconn Skating Club perform excuse Me.. I seTOi/r along with special guest skaters. Saturday March 4 3:00pm. at the ZtrzofiCHMTR51 Uconn rink. Free admission M 3/3 mm Delta Gamma challenge #1 wmaff completed.

DG Senior meeting 6:00pm. at the Delta Gamma House. M 3/2 Events

SHOE by Jeff MacNelly SKI CLUB PRESENTS A DAY TRIP TO: MAGIC MOUNTAIN! FRIDAY. MARCH 3RD. $32 MEMBERS/$35 NONMEMBERS. BUS LEAVES AT 6:00 A.M. IN FRONT OF STUDENT UNION. SIGN UP IN S.U. 211 E3/2

ITS A MOUNT SNOW DAY TRIP SUNDAY. MARCH 5TII. JOIN SKI CLUB FOR MORE FUN ON THE SLOPES. $34/$36 INCLUDES BUS. LIFT AND CHICKEN BARBECUE!! SIGN UP IN S.U. 211 E3/2

ICE EXPO 89! Featuring the Uconn Sludcni Skating Club and special guest appearances. Saturday March 4, 3:(Ht pm at the Calvin and Hobbes Uconn Ice Arena. Free by Bill Watterson Admission. E 3/3

Italian Club invites you to our \% BMESTOGO, MD I'LL Semi-Annual EVENING IN HM£ ENOOGU'PROOF OF ITALY. Enjoy home cooked PURCHASE SENLS" TO ORDER Italian food. .Sunday. March 5th, TUE PWtfEUIR BEAWE TrlEf International House at 7:00. OFFER. Admission $3.00 F. 3/3

DINNER SERVICE AT HILLEL FRIDAY NIGHTS COME EAT A GREAT HOME COOKED MEAL! $4.00 W/IIAC $5.00 ALL OTHERS. SIGN UP AT HILLEL 5:00PM. E 3/3 The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 page 19 ^Classifieds Help! I'm missing all my classes since Money lost in Margaritaville I don't know what time it is. I 2/18, please call 487-6640. LF Activities LOST Black leather jacket Thurs lost my casio databank watch in 3/2 night. Need glasses that were in FLC 207 on Thursday. Please call Lost: In vicinity of Castleman(?) Brass "Volvo" Key pocket desperately. NO questions 429-7453. SHIAI. Come see the UConn Lost: Brown wallet Saturday in ring with 3 keys and a black 4" asked. Please call or leave jacket Thanx! Karate Club compete in an 24 Hour Room on Brock Hall flashlight. Please call 487-8959. at Kappa Sigma house. 429- INVITATIONAL TEAM containing I.D. and check book. Ask for Dave. LF 3/6 7431, leave message for John. BIM SKALA BIMH Silver an TOURNAMENT! Friday March 3, Please call 487-4719 or send the LF3/3 purple, triangle earring with a 6-8 pm in Hawley Armory. articles through campus mail to blue circle. REWARD! Please Admission FREE! A 3/2 call Laura at 429-5556 LF 3/9 Brock 209. LF 3/2 Come join The Intercultural Student Federation for their first POTATO CHIPS by Fred Rawles General Meeting this semester at the International Center at 8pm THIS « OAD- »€ HA*, rue Thursday. March 2nd. Meet TV/", you &CTTA neu> me. -e^* ru He KAPfiN' in MMMBV fyttfy, DOAJ, YOU 'veec * owe /"CTAUICA naorrs ANO..- We* ZED OJT 4*jn, v£ ujotfr AfO fappiAJ- IN Hell.. no siovj' people from around the world and TY.' TAKC ir ensy cou»3oy ' /2ur vivuvce s/?ffiis yioufjde' *>y MocKey STICK -rvor- you who have studied abroad. BE S«0« QCC*t/jf l*V THERE! A 3/2 Peer ss»etc' > i 0o»Jr CAlle.1 OX- *■/< PUeo! RUP «u. to\j 7 POLISH CUT URAL 7 "TWOSr T1C<£TS of*- SOCIETY - Meeting Wednesday Yourt. HMMhtsO 0oo\// March 1 at 7pm at the International House Got an idea /€ s« 71 to amaze people with at the ri International Fair? Tell us! Time problems? Contact Artur at X4909. A 3/4

The Academy of Students of Pharmacy will meet Thursday MArch 2 in the UCONN skating Rink from 8:00 to 9:15. ASP Welcomes all to come. A 3/2 MY SALAD DAYS by Geoff Burgess MUSICIANS. POETS, and SPEAKERS - This friday night, 'HttEiCVtoE,MK. OKM.Om. »5WPA< I'M, PEAL, IT WAS iHf nm#> BUT EUAS « MofcTHAWTHe PMAMWAU March 3rd, is the Ahimsa coffee, ■ aw. i m» ' sm UP ALL 'wmMi ETV ANP tO*A IAY PRieNBS.'ssoRRV.'!! Abo KttW/tfea, i^Mt PEofH yearbook please contact Jeff or fT« Gt'1 •** T» 6#<>* r>x> iioT CA«t FOR YOUR '*!«*** L ■ Judy at 486-5244 or stop by SU 3o t!'THtr TMOOCMT rr */*5 356 S and leave a message. A K UK Parrry BAP, a^rJ Tk««H,b rta»"MS To TMINIC OF mfcucioos.' *•• <:*«•* "»"• TM.HK. 5»r 3/9 American Red Cross CPR course: Iftrrtt l\cOo^j Tut U->AY !-» TD.t> Certification for adult, child, and infant, with BLS option. April 8: in Eddy Hall lounge. Call Bob at 487-6033 to register. A 3/20

Organizational (don't laugh - - were serious) PRE-.MEDICINE '--■<-* I 3-a SOCIETY meeting on Monday The Doily Campus apologizes to anyone who was insulted by "UConn Jak i :/27. March 6 at 5pm. in Student Union 216B. All members, old and new, please show!! A 3/6 DOHEAD **IMPORTANT**Pre-Mcd Society meeting Monday 3/6 wwnwHK SU216B 5-6. All welcome! Exciting plans and events will be discussed. A 3/6 Jo YOU? Nutmeg Photographers: Please attend a meeting in SU South 356, Tuesday March 7, at 3:30. New contracts will be handed out. If you can't attend, please call Judy at her new dorm phone number. 487-8841. All photographers please call Judy in the next few days. Lea\e your full name and phone number on the machine. A 3/7

Nutmeg Yearbook is having a by Mike Peters PHOTO CONTEST!:! We are MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM looking for the most unique photo having something to do 1 with UConn. For more info, call 486-5244 or call Judy at 487- 8841. Deadline for entries is March 22. Drop off entries at SU South Room 356.A 3/22

Getting in shape? Start running in a FRIENDLY. NON- COMPETITIVE ATMOSPHERE with the UConn Runners' Club. 1. 3 and 5 mile runs every Su. Tu. Th, 3:30pm and Mon. 6pm. Meet inside the fieldhouse main entrance. A 3/3 pas* 2<> The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 Arts Fresh, new talent joins the late night crew By Trace; Dineen because of low ratings, and Make You Say Hmmm.... " grab Asncr's dcrricrc and rate appearing. Many celebrities Daily Campus Staff Hall's show was also later To keep you guessing and to him a 10. Hall has also had on turn up in die audience, such as Late night is getting better cancelled. However, FOXX keep you from getting bored Eddie Murphy, Brooke Shields, Tina Yonthcrs of "Family and bettor. The latest to join picked him back up to host the with it, he doesn't do it every Magic Johnson, Joan Rivers, Ties" to basketball star Charles the late night crew is a man hippest, funniest, and youngest night. You just have to keep and Morton Downey, Jr.- who Barklcy. who is actually rejoining, late night talk show. tuning in to catch it. Which is sang. Every night Hall Hall's style of interviewing Arsenio Hall. As you may The freshest new talent to a g(xxl idea. schedules must watch shows, is quite different from that of remember. Hall picked up come to late night. Hall starts He has also had a great deal with the great guests and regular interviewers. He has a where Joan Rivers left off with the show with a monologue as of interesting guests. Mary musical talents. great capacity for listening. He her Carson spin-off, "The Late do all late night hosts. David Frann appeared on the show Another interesting factor of starts off with a few questions, Show." She was fired by the Lcttcrman has the "Top Ten," and told Hall that although a the show is that you never but the guests normally get the FOXX Television Network and Hall has "Things That man's personality is nice, she know who is going to show spotlight. He also asks quite prefers a nice rear view. When up. One evening Whitney different questions. When Bob Ed Asncr showed up later in Houston surprised both Hall Barker appeared on die show, the show, Frann proceeded to and Eddie Murphy by he asked Barker if he would play "The Price is Right- Is On Barker and a member of the studio audience guessed the price of a leg waxing device Your Side Today on tdm*Hf* and a membership to "The Hairclub for Men." . For your 7 a.m.-10 a.m.: Morning Wake-Up with Barbara A lot of popular musical Pizzoferratto groups have also appeared since convenience 10 a.m.-l 1 a.m.: The Children's Journal Hall began. His musical guests 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.: Focus on Jazz with John Murphy have included Bobby Brown the UConn 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.: Afternoon Rock with Dave and ("My Pcrogative"), Was Not Co-op is Mark Was ("Walk the Dinosaur"), 6 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.: Entertainment Plus, Host Marjorie Tone Loc ("Wild Thing"), now open grammy award winners D.J. White Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince until 8 p.m. on 6:30 p.m.- 7 p.m.: The Global Radio Show, Host Jake ("Parents Just Don't Glanz Understand"), and Living Thursday nights 7 p.m. - 10 p.m.: Concrete Jungle with Ras Joshua Colors. 10 p.m. - 1 a.m.: Nite Music/The Gospel Connection The Arsenio Hall Show is with Michael Belcher on wccknighls at 11 p.m. on 1 a.m. - 4 a.m.: Free Forum I with Deb Anderson the FOXX Television % UConn Co-op 4 a.m. - 7 a.m.: Free Forum II with John Lowrie Network. 1 - ' Mon.-Wed. and Fri. 8:30-5, Thurs. 8:30-8. Sat. 10-5 oooaoaoB "THUMBS UP- THE STUDENT UNION NOW OPEN TIL 2AM . IflJKW FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS *TV Lounge, Studyc.o Rooms, Copy*r ..,,,

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olumni ossociotion Applications deadline: March 2 The Daily Campus, Thursday, March 2, 1989 page 21 Sports Brooks charged in hit-and-run accident SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) a South Bend man was level of .157 percent immedi- Brooks occurred shortly after 3 investigate. Brooks admitted to — Noire Dame tailback Tony sides wiped. Brooks was driving ately after the accident. A pas- a.m. on a city street when a car being involved in an accident, Brooks was charged yesterday on a suspended Oklahoma li- senger in his car, Ursula M. driven by Kevin T. Colcman, kakow said. with two misdemeanor crimi- cense, said Lt. Larry Bloom. Garzia, 20, of Foxboro, Mass., 39, of South Bend, was struck Brooks, a sophomore, aver- nal violations in connection Brooks has not been avail- was hospitalized in serious as a car traveling ahead of him aged 5.7 yards per carry during with a hit-and-run accident last able for comment condition with internal in- attempted a U-turn. The auto die regular season and scored weekend. Police had requested a certi- juries. Her condition has since struck Coleman's car on the two touchdowns. He rushed for Charges of driving with a fied copy of Brooks' driving been upgraded to good. right side, causing at least 35 yards in Notre Dame's 34- suspended license and leaving record from Oklahoma and re- Stoncbrcaker, 22, of River % 1,000 in damage, and fled the 21 victory over West Virginia the scene of an accident were ferred questions about the sus- Ridge, La., has not been ar- scene, he said. in die Fiesta Bowl for the na- filed by St. Joseph County pension to the prosecutor's of- rested or charged. Police matched a description tional championship. Prosecutor Michael Barnes in fice, where no one was avail- Coach Lou Holtz returned to of the car given by Coleman the Misdemeanor and Traffic able fur comment. campus yesterday from New with a damaged car discovered Division of Superior Court. A teammate, Michael York but declined comment on by Notre Dame security on the Both violations are Class A Stone breaker, remained in good cither incident. Notre Dame campus. Notre Dame security misdemeanors and carry maxi- condition yesterday at Memo- sports information director chief Rex Rakow said city po- mum penalties of one year in rial Hospital of South Bend, John Hcislcr said Holtz would lice found Brooks cleaning out jail and a $5,000 fine upon where he has been hospitalized not take any action in the mat- the car when they arrived to conviction. No date has been five days following a traffic ters until after the courts and set for a court appearance. accident early Saturday. university student affairs, the wm*f*m*m0H *sf>.«*f M^.M^I Brooks, 19, of Tulsa, Okla., Barnes began investigating office responsible for enforcing has remained free since city S lone breaker's case after tests school rules, have acted. police cited him Sunday, sev- showed the 22-year-old Bloom said the accident re- VILLA SMRJI SMO&FE eral hours after a car driven by linebacker had a blood-alcohol sulting in charges against has Dallas Miller Genuine Draft PAROUSIA PRESS suitcases 24 12 ounce cans Cowboys WORD PROCESSING CENTER for only 1 0.99 also Offset Printing • Word Processing sign FAX • Copying • Supplies there are still a few Coors Suitcases left University Plaza, 1232 Storrs Road Naposki Storrs, Connecticut 06268 for only 10.59 203-429-8673 Rt. 44 Former UConn football FAX: 203-429-3506 player Eric Naposki signed a Mansfield 429-6421 contract with the Dallas Cowboys, the Cowboys t announced yesterday. Naposki played with the Huskies from HOT DOGS FOR 1984-86, but not his senior We do it just year due to family obligations. 2 .99 Naposki dressed last year as a a little bit better! linebacker with the New England Patriots and was one of three unprotected free agents who have left the Patriots to SANDWICHES, HOAGIES, play elsewhere. Cornerback HOT DOGS, SNACKS, ICE CREAM. Ernest Gibson signed with the Miami Dolphins and wide re- GROCERIES AND SODA ceiver/kick returner Darryl Usher signed with the Cleveland Browns. In 1988, Naposki had three tackles. One first — hit and OPEN 24 HOURS two assisted tackles, all on special teams — come against the Houston oilers on September 25th in Houston. It 487-0811 was in that game that Naposki suffered broken ribs and a contused kidney. ACROSS FRCM EO. SMfTH HGH SCHOOL Naposki was only the second player ever to make the Patriots lineup through their annual free agent tryout cam. Linebacker Mel Black, out of COME DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY the University of Eastern Illinois, was the first in 1986. AT THE PARTYING • U • CONN • DANCE-* TONIGHT? call SAFERIDES! 486-4809 WHEN: Sat, March 4th get a ride from 10pm-2am 10pm-1:30am WHERE: A.A.C.C. fast, free, confidential TIX: .99 w/UCONN I.D. Sponsored 1.99 other by Hartford Distributors Featuring the fresh cuts and Alpha Phi of D.J. 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As these fans began to discuss the news, their conversations didn't deal with whether or not they believed Landry should be fired, but with the realization that the game had just lost a legend. He had been the Dallas Cowboys first and only coach, and now he had been the Cowboys first and only coach to be fired. And no matter what you thought about the Cowboys (there are no neutral positions with the Cowboys — either you love them or you hate them), you had to respect Landry. Even disgruntled Giant fans out there, who made hating the Cowboys a science, felt the passing of an era. And you have to believe they appreciated the irony of the situation. The team that managed to crush the "eternal hopes" of many a fan, and who epitomized all that is success in pro-sports, was now dutifully putting the essence of their prosperity "out to pasture." Landry will be missed for his defensive innovations and playcalling; for his grace under pressure; and his uncanny ability to command respect from opponents. The man is a legend, and when future generations talk about the best, they will class Tom Landry with the George Halas's and Vince Lombardi's of this world. Yet, that doesn't seem to be enough anymore. H.R. 'Bum' Bright sold the Cowboys franchise to Arkansas Kris Lamb goes up for a basket. UConn will work for their baskets during Bic millionaire Jerry Jones for $130 million on Saturday. East competition this weekend in New Jersey (Chris Nelson photo). Jones quickly announced that Tom Landry would be "relieved of his duties" and replaced with University of Women's basketball Miami coach Jimmy Johnson. "Relieved of his duties" is such an upscale way of saying that Landry was fired, and that is sad. If only the Cowboys organization could choose their future goes to the Big East plans with the same even handed touch they managed in 1979, men's basketball has Big East championship opens to choose their words. By Adam Minichino Daily Campus Staff dominated the headlines and this weekend in Seton Hall and But there's no use in hypothesizing why Landry was pushed women's basketball the Huskies will be looking to fired. Loyalty doesn't mean a heck of a lot anymore. It When someone men- into the background. But this continue their season of firsts. might be the most over used cliche in sports writing year the UConn Huskies and This year UConn not only won today, but then, sports is a business. With Roger tions the Big East confer- the rest of the conference are its first ever Big East regular Staubach gone, the glory days over, and the Dallas ence, what names and im- moving into the forefront. One season crown, but it also sur- fans jumping ship with all the "band wagon" fervor ages pop into mind? John look at the Big East tourna- passed the 20-win plateau for they deserve, the powers that be at Dallas panicked. Thompson, Derrick ment guide and people will in- the first time. These two marks And the braintrust solution became getting rid of Coleman, or a flying deed sec that the conference is are among 13 records mat the Landry. backboard smashing dunk "climbing the ladder of suc- Huskies have rewritten over the cess." regular season. UConn is cur- Well, Mr. Landry — as Patriot and Giant fans by Jerome Lane. Since its Big East inception The seventh annual women's rently riding a school record respectively — we can appreciate your talents. You See page 23. have beaten us many times and even lost a few to us, Team Record Leaders YS, UConn Aurkmma but you will always be remembered for the class with Villanova #2 17-10 H. Koskincn 16ppg W63-54, L64-63 "Koskincn conuols the which you handled yourself. team. She gels the ball to I Of course, the Cowboys don't necessarily live by the where its supposed lo be" same standards. The wire services reported Landry had Pun idence #3 20-8 A. Magnum 16.1 ppg L82-70, L70-65 'They can score quickly. - been informed of his impending unemployment on Magnum is one of the television. The courtesy of a "thank you" phone call league's most talented. obviously escaped Tex Schramm, or whoever was Boston College #4 14-12 A. LaCombc 13.6pp L62-46, L57-54 'They have kids who can responsible for notifying Landry. If that whole idea score and play D" didn't sound so pathetic, it would be almost comical. Scion Mall #5 18-9 G. Sainiilus 21.6pp L72-64, L56-55 "Physically most talented Plain and simple, the Cowboys organization handled in league. Landry's dismissal with absolutely no class. Fans Syracuse #6 15-11 F.Lcgcltc 10.3ppg W77-60, NC "Struggled to find chemistry this year. Been everywhere were left "holding the bag" as another in finals before" organization puts winning and dollar signs over St. John's #7 10-17 S. Johnson 17.5ppg L78-61, L73-58 "Hurt by injuries this integrity. year. The kind of team But, in a way, the system as a whole stinks. The that can cause problems" incident only points out the fundamental axiom that no Georgetown #8 12-15 P. Jewell l().6ppg L63-36, L82-61 "I'd like to sec G'Town matter what you have accomplished, no matter how win only in a sense that See page 23. Pitt has Lorri Johnson." PilUNireh #911-16 L. Johnson : 4. 3ppg L90-60, L77-63