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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The University of Maine at Orono the daily student newspaper cline since 18 arnpus Nov. 20, 1981 vol. 89, no. 57 Friday, 5_llryty shows Union supports contractproposal negotiations. Five said they were they would vote yes. Two said they members said they were dissatisfied. By Kathy McLaughlin dissatisfied and eight said they were would vote no and four were Two were undecided. Staff Writer uncertain. undecided. The same number (22) also expressed On the of the two nine "My satisfaction turns on how with the non-monetary question A telephone sur‘ey of 35 members satisfaction 29 said effective the chancellor and the board worked out by the percent raises, AFUM members of the faculty union at UMO showed agreements of trustees are in getting the bill passed 83 percent would vote yes next week to that has been put to legislature in ratify the tentative contract agreement SuoLey Results getting a supplemental budget," said between the Associated Faculties of the William Bain, professor of University . of Maine and the Question No Undecided microbiology. administration. "It's up to the faculty now to The survey, conducted by the Maine convince people and the legislature that showed 57 I. Him will 'nu sole on the latest Al• "411 29 2 4 Campus Thursday, also administration proposal? it is worth having a university that can percent of the respondents had little compete nationally," Bain said. Chancellor Patrick 2. Are )ou satisfied ith the financial of the confidence in the hest can 22 11 2 Professor Edward Wade to lobb% settlement 19 percent) as McCarthy's pledge last Friday gel? psychology department said he does the legislature for supplemental support McCarthy. "I go by his the ssa) the non- not for teacher's salaries. 3. Are )t.i satisfied *ith I haven't seen any appropriations monetao issues base been settled? 22 5 8 track record and Twenty-two faculty members said evidence that he has been pushing for satisfied the two nine percent 4. no )iiti hate contidence in the they were lohl” the the faculty," he said. of the 2-year chancellor's pledge to 9 19 raises, during the period legislature fur supplemental "I'm really relieved that they've contract, were the best package they appropriations? (administration-AFUM) reached a could obtain now. The raise is (see pull, page 2) retroactive to July I, 1981. Eleven Audit says BCC student officers misused funds b.% Janet Hunter government had substantially more The auditor's report was dated Nos. Staff Writer Oeorges Berube, assistant director of difficulty in controlling themselves 30, 1977. A letter dated Sept. 12, 1980 budget and fiscal services, said, "If we conducting the than UMO's student government. He reads, "...the BCC Student A public accountant don't get any complaints about College Student said this was due to increased mobility Government has not submitted an Bangor Community students mismanaging money, then we found a "complete of the short-term students there. audit report as required for the past Government audit don't investigate. We don't want to system" Berube said, "I got involved with two years..." The letter, addressed to breakdown in the accounting involved and will not get involved student get when they were not being Dave Peters (former BCC Student and also found that some trouble. BCC unless we see with the money. The Government president), thanked him government funds were used to make faith in student responsible "We have greater there was getting for his cooperation in "cleaning up" "personal loans." to watch 'money thing' down government's ability knew what problems. The author The amount of money mismanaged (auditor's out of control. Nobody the accounting themselves than in a review" director of has not been determined. was going on." of the letter is Alden Stuart, report). said, "We believe students The BCC Student Government was He also budget and fiscal services. student their own affairs." handling about $25,000 per year when Berube said that the BCC can handle the following auditor's report from Stuart R. Dexter, Public Accountant, came in: I controversy •"In accordance with your request X-ratedfilm stirs have made an examination of the By Claudia Tucci lot of roles on wome, my of Maine Campus."I've heard financial records of the Student Staff Writer which are negative, degrading about this only by rumor," she Government, Bangor Community and violent. This sort of said. College, University of Maine, Bangor, A group calling themselves pornography ("Debbie Does Frost said she was concerned Maine. HOPE (Humanity Opposed to Dallas") reinforces that." that controversy over the film • 1 ant unable to iive any type of not Erotica) will Pornography, President of Student "will overshadow that we do opinion regarding the maintenance of guerilla theater make a protest and Activities sponsor more than popular the financialrecords because, there are night at Entertainment presentation Saturday th t ' entertainment like 'Debbie Does to support payments made. Rust Frost said no records the showing in English/Math Dallas." As an example, SEA was a complete breakdown in There building of the X-rated movie recently gave a $2,500 accounting system during the the "Debbie Does Dallas." contribution to the School of year 1976-1977. school HOPE member and student Performing Arts, she said. on two occasions that • It was noted Anne Phibbs said the group will SEA movie chairperson funds were used to student government not "stand in the way of people Leanne Timbertake said the film loans. It is the opinion make personal going in to see the film. All we was selected last semester by a auditor that these funds of this want to do is make people aware committee of "about 10" students through the received from that this is not a good thing to women. "They voted for an X- fee were not intended student activity see." rated movie, and the most officers of the student to be used by HOPE member and student popular suggestion was 'Debbie as a source for personal government Karen Roothaan said the group pEBB/ Does Dallas," she said. loans. will present a male-female role "Except for me," the choice that the baLk DOES • It was also noted reversal skit, centered around was unanimous, she said. "I not reconciled statements were men's sexual sizing-up of women, don't approve of X-rated movies monthly with the checkbook. to "try to get people to know DALLAS myself but I try not to let my recommend that the • I would what it would be like to be on the Does Dallas, to he opinion of a particular movie get institute and The movie Debbie Student Government other side of the fence" in that to be protested by in the way. If anybody wants to system that shovvn Saturday is maintain an accounting situation. complain or give suggestions, control over the HOPE members. Ns ill gi% e them a better HOPE member and student they're welcome to call here, see them. They that someone funds that are allotted to Isaac Sobel said guerilla theater is incomprehensible" a note." of not me or leave should also establish the same type "improvised, informal, often protesting the movie would organizations the matter to SEA's accountability for those political." have brought See X-rated, page 2 which receive funds from the Student Sobel said, "Our Society puts a attention before going to the Government." Campus. Friday, November 2 Maine 20, 1981 Guberna Sea GrantProgram Hu by lohn Toole funding uncertain Staff Writer State represe who recently an by Richard Mulhern eligible to apply for federal funds. The said in an inte Staff Writer program funds primarily three areas of salary increase marine research: projects for research , keep the Univer marine extension programs and Seven weeks into the 1981-82 fiscal institutions. educational funding. year, the amount of funding for Huber said tl Approximately 60 persons are UMO's Sea Grant Program remains has handled neg involved in the UMO program, with undetermined. been "u n fort tut graduate students on stipends and Ronald Dearborn, associate director cuts in the unive faculty members doing research. of Sea Grant, said Congress has yet to "I think it's The UMO Sea Grant Program, a decide how much will be cut from the with the quality joint project with the University of S40 million national program. kids get there. New Hampshire, received $862,000 in "Both the House and Senate have requests and rea federal funds for 1981, Dearborn said. passed their separate appropiations come down to II Despite the uncertainty, Dearborn bills for the Department of going on," she s said, planning or next year has Commerce," Dearborn said. "Within 'With continued."We're playing the a lot the House bill there is a half-funding or money, guessing game al ng with everyone we don' $20 million budget for Sea what it Grant." else," he said. "We've put together a asks lo "Within the Senate version, passed proposal which would give us probably never c only last week, there is a full $40 have hav ¶848,000--we figure we're not going to YOU to million funding. The next step is that state," get 100 percent funding. That would she said. the House and Senate will get together allow us to fund 29 graduate students think it in conference and agree on a final between Maine and New Hampshire, administration figure." about the same as this year." throughout the Dearborn said he feels confident Dearborn thinks Sea Grant is a wise said. there will be a "reasonable level of investment for the government's The candidatt funding" for the program which money. the university t President Reagan has recommended be "One of the things Barb Hoefler, USA contest current conditio eliminated. that makes it fun Miss Rodeo Maine, skill compete in the Miss Rodeo having my job," he said, "is I really Dec. 1-7 in Oklahoma A function of the Department of City (Da.e (etchell photo) see a lot of good things coming out of Commerce, Sea Grant was established it." by Congress in 1966. with each state Stuc X-rated film draws fire The Maine Campty, by Andy Paul is looking for Staff Writer (continued from page 1) women as brainless and promotes CAMPUS Sobel said, "I think the function of "negative and untrue images of someone to deliver CRIER SEA is to present art forms to the people, particularly women," she said. For most pt community here. Erotica is an art newspapers behind the scene Phibbs said, "We don't say that form; pornography is not. The photo. on campus progearn is sheel display in the union is erotic art, as I SEA has no right to bring this film up LOST: High school ring may habitually see it." but we do believe that there's no need see Ernie Clark (girlfriend's); initials MLM. Lost greeted by the 5 difference for it on this campus." Phibbs said, "The the basement Monday; James Tyler, 303 Han- confident smile between this kind of movie and Movie committee member and in nibal Hamlin: Reward. erotica is the power relationshir student Sherry Payne said her vote for of Lord Hall inherent in the films." She said, ia the film last spring was representative Hardwood Firewood: Beech erotica, personal relationships are of the views of "maybe 15 people" in and Maple cut, split, delivered "more equal ; no one is better or her dormitory. "They were girls, too," $85: Birch for less 4' split, worse." Most pornography portrays she said. delivered $65. Call 866-5507. Roommates needed to share a three bedroom apartment about 3 Poll shows union support or call 581-753l miles from BCC. For more information, call 947-1574. Ask (continued from page 1) to an agreement, he didn't like the way for Kim or Ardette. settlement," said Baseball Coach John AFUM members conducted themselves gloms BREWER CINEMAS Winkin, lecturer in physical during negottaitons. VvH ison St 989 3313 SHOWS Send in your classifieds: 15 whoY 1,066~ DAILY words for each educucation, "You'd expect, though "They (AFUM) went overboard at loryrn should 6 45 $1.20. 10(t for ,41 4 hoPPen ro. additional word. they would have reached a better times, and the whole thing became very 9 00 financial NA1 5,5,, settlement, considering the emotional," Bresinsky said. NI I) \1ST 512. amount of time it has taken." AFUM members will vote on .1.1NIVERSITY DAILY 7a9 SAT &SUN 8. WED MATINEE AT 2 Henrik Bre ;insky, associate whether to ratify the settlement CINEMAS 2STIL MTERA AVt WHO SAYS cog PIINtSUIT or D CX TOVVN professor of mathematics, said beginning next Monday. After YOU DC TAKE IT 411;.; €.001fital, So 827 BSO although he was happy that the Monday, voting will continue by mail MN YOU? PG "I LOVED EVFRN sliNtli.' administration and faculty have come until Nov. 30. Da DAILY hlizeTWIld1 tra 6:45 lar ID1.7"1" personality. Bt LN II 9:00 ../.1k Wu SA T. SUN & sophomore bro NI DM AT AT Medfield, M OCB DANCE TOMORROW AOTISTS everything on F The Nightmare Isn't Over! was a matter of HALLOWEEN summer. 1) 511 1 & 8:45 SAT SLN u THE & V4 ED VIM KING ep's Al 2PM IN ANGOR CINEMA -Wm.'Damn \if o_nke.e. Crofn 4-1:1" \ I \ 1 44' 6- I- 1)5 11 tSg ,\I&.[\11q1 Al2 VOIR% olo porway, hat.,•••11 20' beers! JONI EARECKSON WESTGATE CINEMA PI US( 0 Flit p ct. C. ATP 2$ -I SENT 01 . 2 " 935"HORN OF PLENTY I.1:-I• Hit TO MI1 listiSitonvDEof JENNIFER WELLE

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by Andy Paul Schwarz worked three months at replace him, they moved me up," he Friday, November 20 Staff Writer KVVU. Channel S. in Las Vegas. Nev., said. "I ran camera on all local as a film runner, floor director. programs, including a celebrity enter- 9 a.m.-4 p.m. EFFECTIVE cameraman, and even did a short stint tainment show and a medical INTERPERSONAL For most people, what goes on as news personality and a talk-show program." COMMUNICATION IN THE behind the scenes of the television news host. He said the highlight of his summer ORGANIZATION. Hilltop. progisarn is sheer mystery, though they "My uncle, who is local sales job was filling in for the anchorman on 4:30 p.ni. SABBATH EVE habitually tune in each day to be manager for the station, called me last may the station's live newscast. Sponsored by and the SERVICES. greeted by the soothing voice February and said there was a chance "Mike Davis, the host of the favorite news Hillel. Drummond Chapel. confident smile of their that I could have a job out there for the program, went to the Playboy Jazz summer," Schwarz said. "I thought I Festival one weekend and came back 7 and 9:30 p.m. S.E.A. MOVIE sweeping floors, but I never would be with a black eye. Needless to say, he "Brian's Song." 101 EM. broom." picked up a wasn't prepared to go on," Schwarz Admission. KVVU is owned by the Carson said, adding he was preparing the set Broadcasting Corp. and has for the only moments before the newscast 7:30 p.m. VARSITY HOCKEY. past three years been rated the number when Davis, suggested he do the UMO vs. Acadia. Alfond Arena. one independent station by the Ar- program. bitron Ratings. He said the studios, "I had jeans and an old shirt on," Sunday, November 22 located in Henderson, Nev.(next door Schwarz said. "I had about five Morning to Las Vegas), employ about 25 full- minutes before being on live Las Vegas 11 a.m. Sunday Building, time workers. T.V. I ended up doing the news with Worship at the MCA hour at "1 started out as floor director for an old rugby shirt on. College Ave. Coffee the local programs," he said. 10:15. "Basically, the floor director is the main line of communication between the director, the cameraman, and the talent on the set." The Schwarz said most of the programs were not live, but were taped during the week for airing later on. He said University Dim Schwarz the average half-hour program would personality. But tor Dan Schwarz, a require about 50 minutes to tape. sophomore broadcasting major from "After a while, the job seemed too Singers Medfield, Mass., making sure simple. I wanted to advance," Sch- everything on screen went smoothly warz said, adding that about this time, was a matter of daily responsibility last one of the camera crew left the station. summer. "Instead of hiring someone new to In Concert "S:SSSSW"c..,,S;SSS.`,..:•€SSSSS-"ra..,:—.N...... 1.6... University Employee Sunday Credit Union 1 1981 November 22, ECU 7% 8:15 pm The prime rate is falling but ours is on the rise. Hauck Auditorium Effective December 1, 1981, the rate on share accounts will be increased to 7%. $1.00 donation at door 9 Coburn Hall Universit of Maine Dennis K. Cox, conductor 581- 7897 dl 4 11aine Campus. Frsday„%.ovember 20, 1981 Opinion -On the ropes About face PAUL FILLMORE Ronald Reagan is finally getting the hang ot Recently, Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev international politics, and it is better late than never. granted an interview with a West German magazine Hungry Since his Jan. 20 inauguration, Reagan has done and attempted to play the "dove" in his attitude little in the way of maintaining positive relations with toward nuclear proliferation. All of this was a our NATO allies, and has instead stirred up protests prelude to Brezhnev 's upcoming trip to West computer throughout Western European nations with off-the- Germany. cuff remarks indicating the possibility of a limited But, instead of letting Brezhnev come off as the nuclear exchange over those countries. nuclear dove to those Western European nations who At the same time, this same rhetoric has created a have become increasingly upset with American High technology has finally Cold War atmosphere between the United States and nuclear language, Reagan used this speech in an arrived at the Orono campus. the Soviet Union unrivaled since the Cuban missile attempt to gain NATO friendship. It didn't arrive in the form crisis. Hopefully, the President's tactic will succeed, of a hover craft subway, a But at Wednesday's speech to the National Press because this nation has not been very adept at computerized coffee pot or even Club, Reagan turned about face and offered the making friends lately. The idea itself will probably as a new ID card. Soviets a nuclear deal; the U.S. will cancel the not result in any more than perhaps speeding up the It came in the form of an 8" deployment of 572 intermediate-range, land-based start of arms limitations talks. but if this is the only x 10" piece of paper, and it is nuclear missiles in Western Europe if the Soviets will result, then it must be considered a successful tactic. hitting home with virtually every dismantle a comparable number of missiles already More importantly, world politics is a game that Homo student on the campus. The new intended for the same area. must be played, and played thoughtfully. Seeing at registration forms, which To the editor: The Soviets responded by calling the offer a least some semblance of thinking in the White House just about everybody is "propagandistic" ploy, and to some extent this is is a sign of hope in a year of despair. familiar with by now How typical true. It seems though, that both sides are playing thi5 (if you're not you should E.C. well and Ms. Louri same game. be) are perhaps the most complicated, confusing and rebut my illogical form of preregistration homosexuals ever designed by a university insinuation thi administration. himself a While there is little doubt that homosexual. these new forms will help in the representation; listing of all students in classes, homosexual they will probably, in the long yourself by pi run, be more trouble than they homosexual I are worth. Think of the countless your opponent numbers of students who will with Freud - bend, fold and mutilate these did not ust pieces of software madness, thus disparaging fas making it impossible for the homosexuals computer to digest them. Homosexuals I What ever happened to the and Ms. Lour days of the simple old form, statistics. The where all you had to do was IQ percent of population is figure out the courses you wanted unconsciously (always a chore in and of itself) that then simply write them down on believe he it unconscior the small card. Now, not only do percent or you have to worry about getting American pet all the required classes at the right time, but you have to worry if running aroun you put the little pencil spot in and Lambda believe they art the right place as well. the statistics Anyone who makes a small their social wet screw-up will feel the wrath of the there aren't computer, and will probably not homosexuals ai be registered for any classes at all. compelled homosexuals If you thought add-drop was existed before. bad this year, wait until the The University of/Vaine at Orono's student newspaper since 1875 way beginning of the January to car subterfuge thai Thr: Maim ( ,pu is puttli.hetl Jail% at semester when half the (too thr:11,ni%ersitN ol Maine at Orono population of the campus will be mild a t-Attorial and business 01111%x% are Moo Avdmant, heterosexuals Itkated at suite 7A I ord out trying to get any classes at all. Hall, lA10. (re)! Smith condone legal! Orono. Maine. (11469. telephone Qin Maine The total number of students 5$1-7511 Achcrtisitur and Jim I os.ett are covert pans sutr.iription enrolled here will probably rate, a.ailahle upon request Primed at S.eint that - in this ca Fite LIAM corth 4 meri, an. IIII.‘tort h. Campus plummet strictly because of this Teri kiiuj are wrong. Bi. Maim... 1146W new system, the brain child of Vatf %% Aim lko id But ke are clever. Tht some computer science major Editor Wend!, Barrett (ima I et ain kinds of hi Pial,141 "AMU, staff who was probably looking for an Julie I odd( tine I. lark 1).1•1J I 10% l/-1(1.1., (milli, easy extra-credit project. Tout Rolvivc I am willing to bet my Hy 174 Lino Iluitter 1...111 Bratl Managing Editor. Production Manager. class that many people will end sleplieti Belt, Mai% I II ii%Iata%a Da% up with only about half the Paul I illmore Rk•Itaid Mulhern Brenda Bt. k tl erti.ing Rept event all% es classes they want next semester. Ana4 Paul Jo-Ann printer.Ti Parker Brian I amh If the registrar Mars (era1hi. thought he had (ih Editor. (or:adieu Pisittn Anne I ondon problems Aihenising Manager. Itl.h111 with the old system, Sue Allsop Andrea 5.11111dt:1, licather Slut dk.t he'll have to figures Jo k 1.1•*/ Reece wait until the Sean Brodridi .10'41141111C c%.411 Paul Plert.c are in Al(treen Salt'. Ru.litet on this one. At that time he I)ale Mai:ample Elku on Janci Rohhin. may wish Detttue Phillips he had stuck to the old Tint like John look famiNar Sesier%. Mummer iron lowe system, instead of Ad% erti•init Production • Allt21:1 Franek• Stelaughlui launching UMO into the 21st !rrew• Editor. Phillip Hodgkins century, a little before its fink.. Kath% Ml aughlin Don I itis 'ii A•Al. Ilaftiarla Mammy There is an old cliche that fits Robin Stout armer Circulation Robin Rolunsou %land% Knight this whole situation well; a saying John Toole the registrar may wish he had (!ambit l'attleite Maaughlm Sports Atediaanis Sports Irdilor• Production A.4•1110h remembered before he started Cartoonist% Ed rokkeit WI aulthliti N401111 I a.ke‘ this whole fiasco. Joe In Tose ItAlifirr. Ken Wall/ Semi Blaut us, Johanna Juhmon "Better the devil you know, Nam. Store% Dar. n• M.:( attn An4.h Paul Paul V. right than the one you don't." Kat r Ina Mown Kau Sarm Maine Campu.s. Friday, November 20, 1981 5 Response EQUAL Appalled by Westerman staff decision To the editor: As a graduate of UMO I feel compete in the National TIME shamed by those who made Championships of their sport. The policy-makers of the this abysmal decision. And I It seems they are being Thy .tfuine (uutpu% UMO Athletic Department feel a small part of the chilling punished for doing what every %%eh:mites letters to the eclittu. team,everywhere, wishes it I diets should be brief. q301 never cease to amaze me. sadness and sense of loss the umds ou less) and titylude Athletic Director harold women's cross-country team could do - be successful. The name anti ickpliosie ituuithe,. Westerman and his staff have must learn to live with. goal this team has worked so Names till he tititltelJ onh plummeted to new depths in These young women have many long, lonely hours to undo special en iumsialtees. "Anom mints" antl oilett let - deciding not to send the trained diligently for years to attain has been snatched away. lets. although uelcome. tt iii women's cross-country team bring themselves to the point These women have not been tint by publishetl. to the National Cross-Country where they could run for a denied by lack of talent, drive I lie %fume( /wpm reset tes They've been Ilic tight it, cdii Championships in Idaho on UMO team that qualified for or hard work. elm lit. taste mid to it, Nov. 21. the nationals. None of these denied by uncaring, unfeeling :It alit:Able spake. I am appalled by this women receive any form of bureaucracy. decision which is shamefully athletic scholarship money for They ran their hearts out. narrow-minded and smacks of their efforts. They run for the They gave all they had. I sexism. love of the sport and to doubt Mr. Westerman can say represent their school, their as much. Homosexual defense, statistics faulty state. It strikes me as cruelly Mark E. Violette unfair that they are now 24 Parks iew Ave. To the editor: contemporary personages to reputations of men like denied the opportunity to Bangor prove the legitimacy of their Einstein and Jefferson with HoN% typical for Mr. Sabot handicap. They don't bother such imputations. Learns from response and Ms. Lourie to attempt to to research. Any name will In closing I will add that rebut my critique of do, so long as people with statistics do bear me out in To the editor: this schools definition of homosexuals with malicious negative characteristics are respect to my assertations narrow-mindedness is "he insinuation that this writer is avoided. Witness Justin about homosexual I would like to thank doeset have a liberal's view himself a disenchanted Stover's gay hagiography (in relationships. Even books everyone who responded to on this matter, therefore he is homosexual. This is a pretty his Nov. 13 letter): Plato, sympathetic the the gay cause my letter of last week, whether narrow-minded." I wasn't representational example of Socrates, Aristotle, Alexander have had to concede that through the Campus or to me going to bother to write to you homosexual defense:defend the great, da Vinci, homosexuals relationships are personally. In the last few again, but when my mailbox yourself by projecting latent Michelangelo, Jefferson and generally unstable, and that days I have been called started filling up with letters homosexual Tendencies on Einstein. First of all, I do not most male homosexual everything from a fool to a from people expressing your opponent. It originated know if Mr. Stover is himself behavior is brief, promiscuous Nazi and have been accosted concern over my mental well- with Freud - although Freud gay, and it does not matter in and impersonal in nature. by mobs, and made seemingly being, I figured that I would. did not use it in the any case. He does not assert The incidence of VD, parasitic thousands of enemies. The Again, thank you for your disparaging fashion that many as much, ergo I will not infections and colonic cancer difference is that it really responses. You didn't change homosexuals cultivate. assume as much. But, aside is higher among male hasn't bothered me much. If I my views. Homosexuals like Mr. Sabol from Michelangelo and homosexuals than for insulted those gay John Sandblom and Ms. Lourie like to cite Alexander, where does one comparable samples of I'm glad. 108 Aroostook statistics. They contend that find the evidence for Plato, heterosexuals. Anatomy and That was my intention. This IQ percent of the American Socrates and Aristotle? Is it physiology say the rest. little episode has taught me Judge population is consciously or because homosexuality was two things: 1) Your paper has actions unconsciously homosexual. I viewed differently in ancient Al Douglas a very wide circulation and 2) To the Editor: believe that homosexuals find Greece? That is not it unconscionciable that 10 convincing evidence. The Wrong focus, direction past week the percent or more of the special relationship between a This issue of homosexuality and "Gay Blue American people don't go youth and an older man was To the editor: prove life by learning to live in educational or pedagogic. If it Jeans Day" has hen a hot running around with earrings The recent abundance of peace, the answer inevitably one, and a lot of people have was also occasionally and Lambda tee-shirts. I discussion in Washington on will be that man has always written in about two letters believe homosexual in nature (it was), they are outraged that the possibility of fighting a fought and hated and always printed in a recent Maine one cannot simply go on to the statistics don't bear out "limited nuclear war" and on will. If man can grow Campus edition. their social wet dreams. So, if assume that all such the importance of escalating technologically, he can What are my views on the there aren't that many relationships were carnal. our defense capabilities, calls humanistically too. Could we subjects, you might ask? homosexuals around, they are Platonic love is not a synonym to mind a nagging question. dare to believe our focus has Well, let's just. say I don't like compelled to create for homosexuality. Cite the That is, why is it that if ever been wrong and our growth in homosexuality, but I don't homosexuals where none references, Mr. Stover. Ditto there is a technological advan- the wrong direction? hate homosexuals. I think it is existed before. What better with da Vinci. Jefferson and cement man can come to in If men long ago huddled more important to judge a way to carry out this Einstein, however, were order to make life easier or before fires could dream of a person by his actions and his subterfuge than by suggesting definitely not homosexual, more interesting or even to put richer life and find one, reactions than by a label (too mild a word) that and I challenge the author of men on the moon, it is always perhaps men today, huddled placed on him by society. heterosexuals who don't that letter to demonstrate tot thought to be possible and behind their nuclear weapons, What a person does with condone legalized depravity the readers of, this newspaper time to be the only factor. In could dare to dream of an even another consenting adult covert pansies. I'm afraid that they were. There exists a this are sense man is highly better life where peace aboun- behind bedroom doors is that - in this case at least- you plthora of distinguished developed. However, when it ds, and, by switching focuses, hex/her own business. are wrong. But homosexuals people who were is asked why man has not find one. clever. They will enlist all homosexuals:so many, in fact, grown are much sociologically or Gary Libby kinds of historical and that one should not slander the humanisticallv in order to im- Lisa Stathoplos Hubbard 125 Aroostook Hall 6 Maine Campus. Friday, November 20. 1981 Concert committee is working to aura(

Southside Johnny and the Asbury: the bands at ailabilitt." Joseph said. haven't been calling. Nov. that we dents if they would like to attend that arrangements to p Jukes are only a fond memory for "The agent gives us about 10 names, have had larger acts, we hope to have band's concert. The sixty members of Joseph must get a about 1.000 students who attended the the dates the bands will be touring, more phone calls." the concert committee and SEA also through everything c people who know about Not. 5 concert in the Memorial the asking prices and how great the Green said. "An agent may call and ask music to Green said the S there would be Gymnasium. What many of those band is." tell us a band may be in Boston or see-if an interest in the and the Asbury Juke students don't band. know about is the A middleman is paid a 10 percent somewhere in New England. We talk pages long and it amount of time %k when and o r k that went commission for using his leverage and to the agent and ask the band If a band is obviously in demand. himself about five o into the concert got before it on stage. contacts to get the larger bands, can come up. We then try to narrow it Green said, the committee will decide through the entire cot Al Green and Doug Joseph, the Joseph said. "Next semester we want to three or four days. among themselves whether or not to The basic contra( co-chairmen of the concert committee. to cut out the middle-men agent and An agent for Southside Johnny get the band. things as the cost, re have been working all year to bring go directly through the band. That called Doug Joseph and said they were Cost is a big factor when the band will be pai. well-know n bands to UMO. deciding could save us $1,000." touring and playing at UNH. Green on a band, he said. "Agents call us all length of time the b, The first step is to start looking for a •'We said. the time with touring times. the time to set up equ band. Joseph said there are basically get called by a lot of We find middle-men "We check with the gymnasium or out through the agent or a "Usually, their (Si two ways: either deal directl through agents." Joseph said. trade "Basically, on Hauck to see when they will be magazine what the price would concerts are in big ha the band maniwer or deal through an the lower level, where be." there at ailable and then we submit a bid to Green said that $15.000 "Obviously we don' agent. who is the middleman between are local bands or bands that is usually aren't that the agent. enough to bring a half-way many things as big ha the band manager and the college. popular. we get more decent agents band to campus. cross out a lot of ti Green said, the concert committee calling us. They usually say Joseph said that the concert com- 'They're hot. pertain to us." usually goes through agents instead of The 're the best thing mittee had wanted to have the concert "The bid and the date we want the happening.' An attached she waiting. "We can go to any agent and on Saturday. Nov. 7 but due to band are sent by mailgram... Green requirements for refi they can get in touch with bands. We "UMO. because of its reputation for Southside's touring schedule, it was said. A band will usually wait a while sing rooms the go through who we trust and Vvho has not having big name bands, has not moved to Thursday. for a better bid, he said. and ( a good reputation." given agents an incentive to call," He said that when a band is being After the committee has decided on "When we call an agent, we ask for Joseph said. "Larger direct agencies considered, the committee asks stu- a band and the band has made Rol

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Maine Campus. Friday, November 20. 1481 o attract top-notch entertainment arrangements to play, Green and if any trouble arises that they cannot Johnny concert. Only 1,050 out of better bands never visited UMO in the Joseph must get a contract and go take care of themselves, the police will 2,800 tickets were sold. Green said. past. step Green said. through everything carefully. in, Green said. Before the concert, Green said they "The concert committees in the Green said the Southside Johnny The stage subcommitte helps the would probably lose money because past weren't willling to take a risk or spend and the Asbury Jukes contract was 25 band's road crew build the stage, of the high overhead. Ticket sales the time. Doug has been working pages long and it took Joseph and unload equipment and set up. For were also on the slow side before the every day for about himself about five or six hours to go Southside Johnny's concert, the stage concert, which suprised Green. eight hours each. He has always said through the entire contract. had to be raised three and a half feet he has wanted good shows. He's "I thought they would do a lot The basic Of the floor, instead of the usual 16 worked hard this year." contract contains such better," he said. "I guess a lot of things as the cost, inches, which Green said would In the past. Joseph and Green have requirements, haw people aren't familiar with the band. the band will be paid and when, the probably take about three hours. brought Oak, the Blend, Bill Chinnock Joseph said that length of time the band will play and The catering committee has to see he thinks money and Orleans to UMO for successful and the time to set up equipment. that the refreshment requirements on conservatism are the reasons that concerts. "Usually, their (Southside Johnny) the contract are fulfilled exactly. Fruit concerts are in big halls," Green said. juices, coffee, cereals, doughnuts and "Obviously we don't have to do as other foods were available for the road many things as big halls do. We had to crew at 10 a.m. The contract stipulat- cross out a lot of things that didn't ed the refreshments that had to be pertain to us." available in the dressing rooms and for An attached sheet includes the the band's meals. requirements for refreshments, dres- Green said. "The larger the band, sing rooms and the crew that will be the more particular they are." Text by Robin Stoutamyer photos by David Lloyd-Rees

allowed backstage. Green said. He said that the concert committee The concert committee is composed also had to rent a generator for extra of five subcommittees: security, pub- power. "It doesn't necessarily mean licity. stage, tickets and catering the concert will be any louder than committees. past concerts. It's for the extra lighting." The security arrangements are included on three to four pages of the The committee still has a long day concert is over, contract. It outlines who will be ahead of it after the allowed backstage and into the he said. dressing rooms. The concert commit- "For about two and a half hours tee has to hire as many policemen as after the concert, we help the band needed, which is usually five or six, with equipment and the stage and clean that are stationed in the hallways. the floor," Green said. A lone worker observes the impending tasks from backstage. The security subcommittee handles The concert committee took a the security problems on the floor, but substantial loss on the Southside

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NEW YORK (A News non-stop World condem administration dispute over 1:1L the federation', Stockman should keep job as council. After Sen. I says AP Poll delivered a tin budget director Reagan's polici( a standing ovatio majority of where he chided himself tor his NEW YORIS (Al') - A he would run fi Stockman to comments, said he regretted them and Americans want Da% id black conventio to continue working for keep his job as President Reagan's vowed center stage wi budget director. according to the latest Reagan's economic program. Associated Press-NBC News poll. Despite his apologies and Reagan's The poll also said Si ockmau decision to retain Stockman. many. TV see recent Is reported comments cast mr Republican congressional leaders have doubt on Reagan's economic Program continued to urge that he be replaced. have not chanved most people's minds Among poll respondents Who had pays o about it, chances ol success. heard or read of Stockman's For the poll, 1.602 adults were comments, 58 percent said he should NEW YORK Intel view ed Iv viephone Monday and remain as budget director, 29 percent City, the nation' Tuesday m a namonvvide scientific said he should he replaced and 13 rule of thumb is random sampling. percent were not sure. measuring the p homes in an staying Forty -live percent said Stockman's The sentiment for Stockman China perused in fuel-links equivalent to a the job cut across party and comments made no difterence 111 the on WASHINGTON (A13)- A State Malone is the administration's advertising reven ideological lines, and even a majority way they !eel about Reagan's econonne Department official told senators highest policy official on nucleal non- November pay c those who said his comments made program, while 22 percent said the ol today he does not agree with a news proliferation matters. months. them less optimistic about Reagan's comments made them less optimism: report that China indirectly supplied We have no in the fuel "I don't believi percent said economic program said he should stay about its sUcess. No enriched uranium to South Africa. being fabricated in France for South on just the m, on the job. the were not sure, and 31 percent said The Washin,svon Pm'said in today's Africa came from the Peoples Republic said Jonathan 11( As with all sample surveys, the 1110 has t: not heard 01 read abotit editions that U.S. officials, who were of China," Malone told the Senate of KNXT in Los results of AP-NBC News polls can vary Stockman's comments. not identified, said the uranium was nuclear non-proliferation we're caught up to from the opinions of all Americans Reagan rejected Stockman's ot let supplied through a Swiss firm that subcommittee at a hearing. "We think to bring new vies because of chance variation, in the resign last week al tei Atlantie Mom liI served as a middleman to mask the it likely came from another member of the kind of pieces sample. published an article based on a setiesol uranium's origin. the nuclear community." Super Rat bob For a poll based on about I .6(X) inters loss with Stockman ()vet 10 But James L. Malone, assistant The uranium is expected to make it WLS in Chicag inters iews, the results are subject to an ilitilil its. secretary ()I state for scientific affairs, possible for South i Africa to start sanitation offici error margin of 3 percentage points with the report, operating two 1,000-megawati power danger. So whei because of chance said he does not agree gUeN% It out Stock man's either w ay The WI 4't although he indicated his department is plants without having to rely on manager of WLS president's economh: variations. Thai is, if one could have remark, that the not sure of the source. supplies from the United States, the in New York, he horse'' talked this past week to all Americans package Is as it Tro,a II newspaper said. along. telephones, there is only I chance designed tc low ci tax rate, lot the with •• • • • • • • • • • • • • Full-page newsr wduld vary by 44044404.41.0 0 • richest Altleflii111% and that budget in 20 that the findings "This is one rat not I Cal predm the more than 3 percentage points. planners could k • able to beat" abo effects ol the proposed tax and budget Of course. the results could differe Orono New York skyline. C uts. from other polls for a number of Thus began exact Amid criticism that he could no reasons. Differences in the designed to win f in longer act as a credible spokesman lot wording of question., differences viewers. The si Reaganomics. Stockman emerged when the interviews were conducted Thriftway breed of rat, imm of interviewing It what he called Reagan', and different methods poisons, is not a variations. Park St., Orono "woodshed" ki a news conleience could also cause potential problem. locatiag Super Ra Does Discount WLS' more sensati IOW MNIMI.0.1=104 MNIIIP.04.11.4NE ( )411.04P.1W11411.11 ,41.4=110,01.11.4•4=04 Features can be mean discount? being exploitative, get blurred. Loci 04 JOBS $ We wide range of s don't think so!!!! month: home prl IDB is taking applications for 2 work study religious cults in 1., postions. One is a Student, Typist Secretary and ! Thanks for supporting the "Does discount mean discount?" Snowni i the other is a Refrigerator Chairperson. Pick-up I ! applications in IDB Office. We are taking campaign! Because of your legaliz4 applications until Dec. 4th. support - we can bring you more low prices. Baxter AUGUSTA, This Weekend Features Snowmobilers will most of the road F - Sat - Sun State Park near M authority decided morning, climax Busch Bar Rot Is 24- 12 oz bottles controversy on the per case- t7.79 Attorney Genera Inland Fisherie 1.00 Commissioner Glei 41. Budweiser 12 oz cans 12 pack t4.99 lift the snowmobile acre wilderness r member of the auth (Sorry no other coupons please) Pabst Blue Ribbon % Barrel- t26.95 Service Director of: voted to retain the t This weekend $1.00 off About IS e any 17 inch or 19 inch pizza. snowmobile enthu stoiE with an interest in of: Pizza Orono today's meeting at of: Napoli SAVE WITH Thriftway! Augusta. Two proposed 154 Park St. Lowest prices in town. CL)nsideration. all beer add tax and deposit continued the ban o 866-5505 other called for t •••••••••-•••••••••••••••••:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•.•.•.-.:•:•:-.•••••••••4 allowed on the par Maine Campus. Friday, November 20, 1981 9 Disputes over black representation continue Soviet navy NEW YORK (AP)- The AFL-CIO's Frederick O'Neal. president of the non-stop the council were suggested is condemnation of the Reagan Associated Actors and Artists of to a 'powerful' administration three-member leadership was interrupted by a America. accused federation leaders screening LONDON (AP)- An unprecendented dispute over black committee named by AFL-CIO Presid- representation on of ignoring candidates black union buildup over the last 10 years has the federation's ent Lane Kirkland, who, as expected top policy making officers had suggested to fill five made the Soviet navy one of the most council. was re-elected to a two-year vacancies on the 35-member executive term powerful "the world has ever seen," After Sen. Wednesday. Edward M. Kennedy committee. according to the author of "Warships delivered a Among those nominated and elect- tirade against President O'Neal was the only black on the of the Soviet Navy." published Friday Reagan's policies ed to a two-year term by the 950 Wednesay and won panel, which is dominated by white by Jane's. the military reference book a standing delegates was Barbara ovation when he hinted that males despite a rapid surge in the Hutchinson. specialists. he would run 34, who became the first black woman for the office in 1984, percentage of black and female union Retired Royal Navy Capt. John black convention delegates to win a seat on the council. She moved to members. Moore. former deputy director of center stage with a becomes both the second black and suprise script. Candidates for the five vacancies on British naval intelligence and editor of the second woman on the council, the authoritative 'Jane's Fighting joining O'neal and Joyce Miller, Ships" since 1972, says in a foreword president of the Coalition TV seeks viewers in November: of Labor that the Soviet navy today Union Women. has "the largest submarine fleet and the largest Ms. Hutchinson. president of the minelaying capability in the world." pays off in advertising revenues American Federation of Government Moore's figures show the Soviet Employees, is also the youngest navy with 266 submarines in operat- NEW YORK (AP) - In New York centers, the clout person ever elected to the council. of the tobacco ion. 11 under construction plus 100 City, the nation's biggest market, the industry. White men were elected in to fill the reserve, compared with 119 rule of thumb is that a ratings point, other four operat- Although the sex and violence stories vacancies. ional U.S. subs. 32 measuring the percentage being built and six of all TV peak during sweep months, there seems in reserve. homes in an area watching, is to be a little less of this kind of • equivalent to about SI million in reporting than in the late 1970's, when Snowe opposes advertising revenue. More nominee viewers in "Happy Talk" news was more in November pay off for the next levy vogue. months. Recently, the public has for head of federal agency "I don't believe we should be judged demonstrated a greater desire for on just thi months of the year," BANGOR, straight news, as seen by the high Maine (AP) - Maine Bell simply does not have ample said Jonathan Rodgers, news director Congresswoman viewership of the netWorks' nightly Olympia J. Snowe is credentials for running the agency that of KNXT in Los Angeles. "However, urging her fellow newscasts and the success of ABC's House Republicans is supposed to enforce those laws, she we're caught up in this game so I do to ask it "Nightline" and PBS' "MacNeil- President Reagan to withdraw said in a report in the Bangor Daily to bring new viewers to KNXT. I do Lehrer Report." William M. Bell's nomination as head News. the kind of pieces I can promote." of the In addition, daily stories on the federal agency that enforces Bell, a black businessman from Super Rat bolstered the ratings anti for economy and the success of CBS' "60 -discrimination laws. Detroit, describes himself as a financial WLS in Chicago, although "While public Minutes" have spurred more we do not doubt Mr. Bell's consultant. But his financial statement sanitation officials scoffed at interest the consumer-oriented and investigative and sensitivity to the cause of indicates he has never been paid more danger. So when Bill Fyffe, general civil rights, reports throughout the year, but this can not compensate for than $7,000 a year and that the manager of WLS, switched to his WABC particularly in the sweeps months. great lack of experience or executive employment agency he ran in in New York, he brought Super Rat This month, WLS has done administrative credentials," she said in Detroit failed to place a single person along. letter investigative pieces on traffic court and a calling on Reagan to pull the in a job. In that position, Bell Full-page newspaper ads ran Nov. nomination. 2: series on home burglaries, pensions supervised four people. As head of the "This is one rat race nobody's Snowe been and the dangers of X-rays. "It wasn't said Reagan's nomination Of EOC, he would have a workforce of able to beat" above a shot Bell of a furry too many years ago the station was to head the Equal Opportunity 3,300 and a budget of more than $141 New York skyline. doing 'killer ants' invading Chicago Commission is inconsistent with the million. Thus began a five president's -part series and 'Jaws' in Lake Michigan," said argument that the Equal The nomination has come under fire designed to win friends and Rights influence Tom Kuelbs, news director at WLS. Amendment is unnecessary elsewhere in recent days, including a viewers. The station says the new "People need an ombudsman," because federal equal-employment critical editorial in The Washingion breed of rat, immune to conventional Kuelbs added. "Our special reports laws are adequate guards against sex Pas . poisons, is not a problem yet; it's a are proving that. Everybody gets an X- discrimination. potential problem. WABC had trouble ray. Everybody gets a traffic ticket." locati.ig 41:41, if; Super Rat and used some of Last week, WABC followed "Close Si Vi WLS' cf• more sensational footage. Encounters" with a special report on z" Features can be informative without UFOs. UFOs and Super Rats are It's A Blast from the Past! being exploitative, although the lines sighted more frequently in November, et/ get blurred. Local stations offered a February and May. Not because Sunday Night Dance to z.* wide range of sedate specials this they're hiding the rest of the year; it's month: home protection equipment, just that TV stations are more Golden Oldies. religious cults in Los Angeles, day care interested in finding them during the ap sweeps. a ,a Snowmobiles $1.00 drinks until 10:00 a ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ef, e •••• •• legalized in M.A. Bounty Tavern • • at. 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The other • • Dinner menu now available TAKE-OUT member of the authority, Maine Forest • „ar entire Lunch & is for Service Director Kenneth Stratton, he 're brought %lexien to Bangor \ow .; (lit cult take lie 11.4 $7.50 hortv• with iou.tor visit our _spat. air conditioned vmed to retain the ban. • Dining Rooms lhe Rest of Vessel) is here for MI environmentalists, • About 15 Send )PPur I hanksgising iliuers te°°‘mc COMPASS* m*OS Suc as - snowmobile enthusiasts and others home h wire. STECIAL COM FINATION .. . 515 Ifitsa with an interest in the issue attended 4fr•rry Enchilada. .. .. , today's meeting state building near •• Cash and Carry Chicken taco. Beef taco. Cheese at a Guactrnole Salad. Rice & Beans. . 's Augusta. - Two proposed rules were under OVEN QUESADILLA. . $2.35 • TORTILLA FLA consideration. One would have chopped onions. tangs. 217 ST ATE STA*t • continued the ban on snowmobiles; the ETD • ,4 flour tortilla filled with OAP4000 • cheese. and tender heel fried on both sides to 042 7440 other called for the vehicles to he • perfection and covered with sauce and incited - allowed on the park pet meter road •• • • cheese. •• 0 10 Maine Campus. Friday, November 20, 1981 Sports Furi

Joe McLaughlin by John Toot Maine finishes strong commentary Staff Writer The UM( concentrate o Records can be deceiving. upset powerhouse New Hamp- and hard work would tinally pay play and f The Maine Black Bear Football shire. 26-16. off. Their patience was reward- opportunitie team, who just finished with a The victory was a credit to the ed by an offense that broke the University Ax( 3-6-1 record, is a prime example coaching staff and players who season's record for total offense of this. With a brand new looked upon each game as a new with 3,129 yards and a young "We have t offense and coaching staff, as challenge, never losing enthusi- quarterback who will . lead tile power well as, a limited scholarship asm or expressing a poor Maine to more victories in the finishing off attitude. This paid off for the future. Semler said.'' Bears as they upset Ivy Leaguer Rogerson is not making any habit of cons, Princeton and then came back to predictions for the future sea- net and put tilt almost defeat nationally ranked son. He still has a limited Maine lost Delaware last Saturday before scholarship program to deal to Lowell Uni losing 42-35. with as well several other night. Maine head coach Ron Roger- intangiables such as the players "I think we son was an assistant at Dela- academics and possible off-sea- said,"if we ea plays, we car ware for 10 seasons and when Coach son injuries. Ron Rogerson was patient column." he returned to his old alma with his team. However, he has silenced the mater he returned with the critics and skeptics. He has Semler said Wing-T offense, which was ing each day. they were im- established a high powered defensive zont criticized by newspapers and fans patient and wanted immediate offense. He has shown what against Lowel before it was even given a results. Fortunately, for the patience and enthusiasm can do good defense chance to show what it could do. team. Rogerson and his coach- for a football team. A new era and excellent g Throughout the negativism ing staff .'ere the direct oppo- may be dawning for Maine "The Lowe, and five weeks that found Maine site. They were patient, they football football. Improvement best games oat without a victory. Rogerson and waited for that Saturday after- is inevitable, victory on the said. his players held together. The noon when the hours of practice horizon. Wing-T was charged with ruin- ing the effectiveness of All- American running back Lorenzo Bouier who always ran out of the 1-formation. WE HAVE Fullback Matt Bennett had a fine However, the critics failed to season for Maine. mention how well backs Peter Ouellette and Matt Bennett NEXT program, YOUR the Bears earned the respect of their opponents and were running. They failed to laid a solid foundation for a mention that the misdirection PAIR OFSKIS bright future. offense takes time to learn and Things started out slow for that it was an offense that the Bears with a 17-17 tie brought Maine 15 winning against Div. 11 Kutztown state, seasons in the 1950s and 1960s. but the offense started to click They failed to mention that a after a few games with the true test of an athlete was his •1 - addition of freshman Rich La. . ability to adapt and show 0 Sonic at quarterback. With versatility. X-C Skiing is LaBonte calling the •signals/on The critics did not recognize For Everyone Homecoming weekend the Bears how the Wing-T was progress-

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by John Toole problems with the knee before and will weekend. He said a decision will be assists for Acadia. Wood has seven Staff Writer be watched closely before he is allowed made during practice as to who will goals with seven assist and Gallagher to return to play. start Fridai's game. had six goals and seven assists before The UMO hockey team will being injured. concentrate on improving the power Wells said key defensemen for the play and finishing off scoring Axemen will be Doug Irwin and Mark opportunities against the Acadia Hannemen. University Axemen this weekend. The only common opponent for the "We have to work on converting on two temas was the University of New the power play and, in general, Brunswick. Maine lost to UNB,,6-.5. finishing off our plays," Coach Jack Acadia defeated them 8-3. Semler said."We have to get in the The weekend games are scheduled habit of converging on the opponents for 7:30 p.m. starts at Alfond Arena, net and put the puck home." Friday and Saturday. Maine lost a tough, defensive game to Lowell University 2-1 last Tuesday night. Maine hockey "I think we're playing well," Semler said,"if we can start to finish off our schedule plays, we can put some in the win Nov. 20 column." Acadia 7:30 21 Acadia 7:30 Semler said the backchecking and 28 Princeton 7:10 defensive zone coverage looked better Dec.2 New Hampshire 7:30 against Lowell. He said there was 5 Nary ard 7:30 good defense at both ends of the ice 8 at Boston College 7:30 and excellent goaltending. 12 at Boston University 7:30 "The Lowell game was one of the 30-31 at Auld Lang Sync Classic' best games ewer played here," Semler Jan. 5 Providence 7:30 said. 9 Colgate 7:30 • 12 at Dartmouth 7:30 14 R.P.I. 7:30 16 Boston University 7:30 The Maine hocke team will be looking for their first win of the season tonight 20 at Northeastern 7:30 %hen the take on the Acadia Axemen. 23 Vermont 7:30 26 at Colby 7:30 As a result of the injury to Bernier, The Acadia University Axemen, out the Black 29 at Clarkson 7:30 Bears will use two new line of Wollville, Nova Scotia, are coming 30 combinations. at St. Lawrence 7:30 Dwight Montomery off a 4-1 victory over St. Mary's Feb. 4 at Yale 7:30 will be centering for Bruce Hegland University. The Axemen are 9-4-1 6 at Providence 2:00 and Ray Jacques. Paul Giacalone will overall. 13 Northeastern 7:30 be moved to right wing on the Richard The four leading scorers from last 16 Boston College • 7:30 Cote-Mike Beaudry line. year's team have returned. Center 20 at Cornell 2:00 Semler said Duffy Loney and Pete Juan Strickland led the team in scoring 23 at Bowdoin 7:00 27 at New Hampshire Smith will split the goaltending this last year with 15 goals, 43 assists for 58 7:00 points. Mar. 2 Brown 7:30 Right wing Brian Wood (23-28-51), 'Auld Lang Sync Classic (at Hanover Left wing Greg Rowe (30-19-49) and Dec. 30 Maine vs, Vermont 4:00 center Paul Gallagher (24-21-45) have 30 Dartmouth vs. UNH 7:00 all returned for the Axemen. 31 Consolation 4:00 Gallagher is expected to miss the Black 31 Championship 7:00 Bear series due to a shoulder injury. "We've been playing fairly well," Coach Don Wells said. "1 expect the games will be wide open. We will play Catch all the our game." Wells said the Axemen are a good sports action skating team and they %ma play well defensively. He said the team will play Unfortunately for Maine center disciplined and agressive hockey. in the Daily Gaetan Bernier will not play tonight. "This is a change of pace for us," Wells said. "It's The team will have to execute the a good environment and usually an enthusiastic Maine basics and the fundamentals, he said, if crowd." Wells said they are going to win. the goaltending has been strong for Acadia Semler said the team won't be trying with Steve Taphair Campus carrying most anything different against the Axemen. qf the load. Taphair is 6-3-1 with "We won't be doing anything special. a 3.78 goals against average. Fred Scambati If we just keep working and hustling is expected to start Friday's game. things will fall into place." Scambati -has a 5.17 VOILA* i ISSUE ea • goals against average and is 2-0-1 Center Gaetan Bernier, who injured overall. his knee in practice before the Lowell Sgambati recently led the Axemen game, is doubtful for the Acadia series. to an overtime victory. Right wing Rob lameic had some Strickland is again Bernier has a ligament strain. leading the team kel assists for Maine against I NB. in scoring. Semler said Bernier has had He has 8 goals and 10 r_smszszszg9szsz.wszszszs-68-r9szszszszszs-66679_295- 87s- -mszszszszgreszszszsisneszszszszyszsmszsz99,5 MO First Annual Sportsdates Power /Weight MAGAZIME Lifting Wood Burning 20-21. 7:30 p.m. HOCKEY-Nov. Safe(' home vs. Acadia. Championship ., Wood HOME OPENERS This Sunday, related fires have - Nov 22, at 10a.m. in the pit of increased BASKETBALL-Nov. 23. 60 percent over #:30 the past two years. p.m., Pit. vs. Athletes in Action the Memorial Gym. Weigh-in for competitors W.BASKETBALL-Dee. 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LAS VEGAS, NEV. (AP)- Alter "Boxing is a tough business and when he dropped a 15-round decision 15-round decision over James Watt in going 14 rounds before knocking out each fight of my life is tough," he said. to Ernesto Marcel for the World London and went a tough 14 rounds Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini less than "But 1 take good care of myself and Boxing Association featherweight against Mancini in his first lightweight seven weeks ago, World Boxing that's the only way a boxer can crown in February 1974. defense. Council lightweight champion Alexis continue." Elizondo, 22-1 with 17 knockouts, is Arguello figured it was time to take a But that was the last time he was to the No. 3-ranked contender by the Now living in Coral Gables, Fla., vacation before making his next title lose a championship bout. Arguello WBC and has won his last 15 bouts. Arguello says that he, like fine wine, defense. took the featherweight crown later that He last fought in March when has gotten better with age. he Instead, the Nicaraguan native year from Ruben Olivares, defended it knocked out Roberto Torres in the barely had a chance to catch his breath "I feel better than ever before," he. four times and then moved up in third round of their fight in Los before promoters matched him for a said. "I wish I had the strength and weight to take the WBC junior Angeles. fight Saturday against once-beaten ability I have now when I was 18." lightweight crown from Alfredo The fight from the Showboat Hotel Roberto Elizondo in what will be Arguello, who sports an impressive Escalero in January 1978. will be televised by CBS beginning Arguello's 18th career title defense. 72-4 record, lost his first bid for a title He captured his current title with a about 4:20 p.m. EST. "I wanted to take a 10-day vacation with my wife, but they called and asked us to fight," the soft-spoken Arguello said. "But this is my job and I have to make the money now. There is plenty of time for other things later." Arguello, who at the age of 29 is only one of six boxers to hold titles in three different weight divisions, says he has been able to withstand the rigors of his 13-year ring career only because he nuc cor always is in shape. Los Angeles onergy coach take on replaced the challenge...

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