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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]. tglyillaineCampus September 13, 1984 student neuspaper since 1875 'Thursday, XCV no.V111 The University of Maine at Orono decision Council of Colleges'• is final on grading system said the GSS did con- administration will do what you Ritzi by Kerry Zabicki voluntary system, and ask7 sider the Staff Writer was very divided he senate does have in- the senate Although the student body. the issue. Labbe said he fluence but not the authority to about voted against a plus/minus of the plus/minus the administration and was in favor grading system last spring, the override it was more ac- the council of colleges!' said system because Council of Colleges instituted a the traditional Webster, student senator curate than voluntary program this semester David "It (the optional plus/minus method. and the General Student Senate may hurt the borderline system) will stay in effect until "It for both may be powerless to change the students!' he said. "But :e facilities the faculty changes its mind!' minus situation, said three student been given a free ride so said Rodney Labbe, student they've of senators. I think it will benefit mited number senator. "The senate probably far and small "The students exercised their students than it will hurt!' ng in a will not mount a campaign more right to reject an unfair grading higher student was and meal against the system:* he said. "The and system last year!' said Edward dragged down to the same level ni room "The The student body voted down Colvin Cutting, student senator. as a minus student with the old Gallant, the issue nf a mandatory student government constitu- students and minus has a varied "It may hurt the borderline international students, but they've been given a free ride :ility for both male so far and I think it will benefit more ee bedroom unit. Ritzi itchen facilities. students than it will hurt." — Steve in he said. brooke Hall or York tion gives the students the piusiminus grading system system: said Labbe said he does not agree ork Complex Office. power to reject any grading the spring of this year, with the voluntary nature of the _ire Central Office. policy they feel is not fair!' Cutting. grading procedure. "It should Article I, section 4 of the The senate did not consider a voluntary be mandatory or it shouldn't GSS constitution states that the possibility of to. could exist at all: he said. 4 students have "The right to a system where professors 1-Residence Richard C. Bowers, executive fair and unprejudicial grading choose to remain with the tradi- the follow- convert vice president and vice- welcomes and counseling system:' tional grading system or Cut- president for academic affairs dence: Steve Ritzi, student govern- to the plus/minus system, said "It was passed by the COC York Hall ment president, said "The ting said. Hall last semester and accepted by .cky, Knox policy does not negate the im- Somerset Hall the president late this summer!' ran, portance of the constitution. "The idea of a voluntary Hancock Hall "It was a very close vote. The ich, The constitution guarantees cer- system did not even make it to Hall faculty was quite divided about ands, Oxford tain things, like the right to pro- the floor of the GSS because it B.C.C. it: he said. anowsky, test an administrative move, but was thoyght to be so absurd!" he a program (see GRADES page 2) lence is nothing guarantees the said. he educational aspects ails with the academic $1 million faculty-in-residence Exceeds family in a residence record ith the students and in- Alumni donations set ns in a myriad of ways. who graduated from percent, which is also restricted, 1 helps students with by Peg Warner employee of Maine at according to the report. as, attends hallicom- Staff Writer the University $100, so the The report showed the elops special programs Annual alumni donations Orono donated $300. restricted money is also divided :enerally interacts with broke the $I million mark for company contributed raised is put to among the Alumni Association all and complex. the first time this year, said the The money According to the Endowment (10 percent), director of the General Alumni various causes. ge to Open the campaign, academic scholarships (8 per- Association. GAA's report on Maine, approx- cent) and class accounts Resources, Brokerage, Robert Holmes said the A Million for Library, will open this 55 percent Of the con- (4 percent). previous high was reached last imately used are are restncted dollars, Unrestricted dollars are ier 16. The hours year, when donations amounted tributions - 9 p.m. — usually for administrative services and RSDAY, 3 p.m. to $704,000. The leap from that which are earmarked for a specific fund-raising (15 percent), the a program that helps to SI million was the by the donor — amount 45 percent "Maine Alumnus" magazine with the appropriate largest ever, he said. use. The remaining and can (12 percent), alumni clubs on campus. It has Holmes added that the are unrestricted dollars, they are (4 percent), reunion weekend udying and study skills University of Maine is the first be used wherever own (4 percent), alumni and student s to identify their land-grant university in New needed. amount of awards (2 percent), e Brokerage maintains England to reach SI million in The greatest is spent on undergraduate support (2 per- : resources on campus contributions. money, 21 percent, alumni the cent) and homecoming (2 per- students with various Most of the money — all but academic departments, arts, according cent), the report showed. s. For further informa- 5100,000 — came from private library and the Holmes The deadline for the cam- n O'Grady, Director, he said. The largest to A Million for Maine. sources, is paign was June 30. The SI was made by said the money, which contribution mark was reached donated restricted, is used for such million Elizabeth Noyce, who July 27 said Holmes. of things as equipment. New com- "about have an adequate 5100,000. She gave 550,000 to take con- puter terminals and increased "We're allowed that as part of a challenge in 30 the library are two of tributions with a June will be_houoted. which the GAA had to raise five seating in the ways in which money has postmark!' he said. $10,000 contributions. Holmes attributed the suc- ed. Private corporations donated been used, he said. learn at 2 or 3 in cess of this campaign to an in- waded by drunken the rest through matching pro- "You can't you finally creased effort to recruit ially quiet periods said Holmes. A com- the morning, when grams, said volunteers. Nearly 600 will donate a certain get a computer terminar pany in the volunteers helped this year, he an employee's alma Holmes. "You can't study 31" public property amount to said. donates library when you're sitting image occurs, the mater if the employee He said students volunteer dless of the stage shoulder to shoulder!' first. and because of potential job con- Holmes said one company, Athletic scholarships receive the second tacts. "It's attractive to be a e their welfare en- Exxon, will donate three times equipment of money, 16 (see MONEY page 2) an employee's contribution. An highest amount Specifically, the itoxicated person. 13, 19114 2 The Maine Campus. Thursday, September Pittsf (continued from page I) in do, •GRADES alternatives to the present voluntary that finally won the with "The argument would most like- PITTSFIELD hand of their intentions, but he also a more ac- system, a compromise The COC decided on a voluntary was that it would give Pittsfield man a professors would tell the students issue ly be the result, he said. because "it would not have pass- hoped of a grade,' he said. ex-girlfriend's al system going to be used. curate account said he believes the students mandatory,' he said, if the new system was help half the people Ritzi ed himself with 2 ed if it had been not know "It will probably in the way they are registrar, said Bowers said if a student did should have a choice ly he: Anton Mayer, associate and hurt hall,' he said. wounding which type of grading system was going is graded. "Upperclassmen should have the professors do not have to inform anyone voluntary nature of the system police said Wed, up to the student to ask The continue under the traditional to use the plus/minus to be used it was consensus among the option to George Rowe of their intent creating an unclear or to switch to the office has no list- the professor, said Ritzi. four point system wound to his he system. The registrars university community, said. the "If the students are concerned about consistent;' he plus/minus system:* he rived at the scene of which professors. plan to use "The system should be within a course they should ask students are given the same op- which occurred and which do not, anything is to answer a perceived need lithe system said. said. "If it professors, then it should be day, said Pittsfie is very much of an in- the instructor:' he precision in the grading, tion as the "Grading did not have any for increased board decision:' Ritzi Haves:. 1' said Mayer. Ritzi said the GSS reflected in all an "across the dividual determination the then that should be of and input into the actual policy of said, with the decision applied in all "It's a personal decision of theirs classes!" The woman, plus/minus grading procedure. the student's classes, not each class in- there is no rule that they have to inform said if enough students complain critical conditic was very divided on the Ritzi he said. their choice:' he said. "The GSS the GSS would take dividually., Medical Center anyone of just as the about the system. professor issue of plus/minus grading, recommend a Webster said, "How many faculty E "I .would hope that the tip the issue and perhaps morning, said student body was:* Ritzi said. really want it (the plus/minus would tell the students before the the COC on it. members spokesman. Ch. never liked the idea of it from revote by want it, it will was used:' he said. "I have ask that they listen. system)? lithe majority 20s, suffered two plus/minus system had the straight "All we can do is of stu- the beginning. I have he said. never be repealed!' head, Haves- sai Thomas Aceto, vice president lot of We cannot demand anything:' four point system and it makes a Rowe, who fai dent services said he did not know if the GSS were to present the COC me.:' he said. If the volving an Aug. had to inform students before sense to professors Chase's former i house where she church case mistrial began arguing, H Attorney's silence leads to Chase called poll, in picketed outside the courthouse, - plete the conver tested that he had received three days children mute for the rest of the trial and refuse the court Rowe "ripped ROCKLAND (API—A Superior jail for using the bathroom. As a depu- carrying signs protesting Wednes- to cross-examine prosecution witnesses. the the chief said. Court judge declared a mistrial ty ushered him out. Friel shouted at system. of anti- Perkins granted a prosecution motion Catholic!' who The couple t. day in the church vandalism trial -judge, "You Commuhist, Nazi Friel, a former Bowdoin resident Friel. to dismiss charges against Friel's co- had tried about 10 years, t Catholic zealot Dennis E. He was then confined to a small room now lives in Portland, halted the defendant, Donald Lagasse of Lisbon. before the fire. F Justice Stephen L. Perkins in the courthouse where he could hear, unsuccessfully to bar Roman Catholic Assistant Attorney General Thomas his case. from jail on $20, proceedings around midafternoon, but not see, the court case continue, judge, from taking part in lawyer, Goodwin sought the dismissal on Fuel was police said. saying the behavior of Friel's Campbe)l_ _who disputed End's An outspoken anti-Catholic, grounds of insufficient evidence ag_ainst Andrews Campbell of ,Portland. was complained that the Judie- accused of defacing churches in ATI- to Lagasse due to a change in testimony removal and making it impossible for his client was warned that he too could droscoggin. Cumberland and Sagadahoc from prospective witnesses. was unfair. Boarc receive a fair trial. with contempt. When counties with the word "Babylon" and Both Friel and Lagasse 'had been be charged The judge's decision came after a five-minute recess and number "666:' Both appear as charged with aggravated criminal Perkins called a the stormy day of testimony in which both Campbell kicked the references to Satan in the New Testament mischief stemming from a vandalism left the courtroom. fu Friel and Campbell were found in con- disgust. Revelation. on in which Satanic empty judge's bench in Book of and slapped with jail sentences. rampage last year tried to in- tempt spray-painted on nearly When Campbell repeatedly by Ken Brack who complained repeatedly messages were on The mistrial came on the third day of Campbell, On his terrupt the judge during a lecture Staff Writer way Friel was being treated, three dozen Maine churches. him proceedings, which had been moved about the Friel pro- courtroom behavior, Perkins cited the The rights of to remain way out of the courtroom, after the defense com- had declared his intention contempt and gave him a five-day to Knox County for pre-trial publicity: paign for politic. sentence, but ordered it stayed until the plained of prejudicial Jury selection took the and practice relig end of the trial or until Campbell volun- in Portland. Monday, while prosecution pus have not es tarily removed himself from the case. entire day Tuesday described damage to the Dean of Sti Following the mistrial, Campbell witnesses buildings and began in- Dwight Ridec joined Friel in serving the sentence at the the church aimed at linking Friel co Knox County Jail. troducing evidence areas are now During the proceeding Friel's wife and to the damage. sity Free Speed after a group o staff members n mend they: be r (continued from page I and Solicitatior Thursday featuring •MONEY "During the tions had beer silver plate with a 14 karat gold modating then Danny Brayall volunteer. The students come in contact medallion imbedded in it. said. The grout with successful people' Volunteers are rewarded during approved "on a If you like Ray Boston, you'll love Danny! to Homecoming Weekend with passes 22 by UMO Vi to refreshments. Holmes said incentives are offered the football game and free -Servient Thom, ranging from goal for this Promo Nite solicit contributions. Gifts . The GAA has set the Presently t Old Milwakee of Maine decals to discounts at $1.25 million. Holmes University year's campaign Assembly Revi all Nile_ at the University Bookstore and at ski said the organization expects ..to reach T-shirts & Hats -whether or not Raffles for areas such as Sugarloaf and Squaw this goal. the recommend $1.00 Cover Mountain are offered. Members of the • "The momentum has carried forward been' Raymond H. Fogler Society, formed to_this campaign:' he said. . there had * * during this year's campaign when Fogler A goal of $2 million has already been knowledge' challenged other alumni to donate set for the 1987-88 campaign, he said. 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The Maine Campus. Thursday, September 13, 1984 3 Pittsfield woman shot from page It 7- squabble :sent voluntary ----in-clomestic up about a month ago. nild most like- PITTSFIELD (AP) — A 30-year-old "They broke Pittsfield man accused of torching his She had left him!' said police Sgt. Steven shot and kill- who with the chief was among the students ex-girlfriend's apartment Emery, ed himself with a handgun after critical- first officers to arrive at the scene. le way they are the ly wounding her during an argument, Rowe "made a lot if should have the Afterward, police said Wednesday. statements such as that he would get the traditional a gunshot George Rowe died of even with hee' r switch to the wound to his head soon after police ar- said. rived at the scene following the shooting, Chase had been staying at a friend's in the same op- which occurred at about 9:15 p.m. Tues- house with her 8-year-old daughter, ten it should be day, said Pittsfield police Chief Spencer Melissa, who with another girl went to decision!' Ritzi H a vey. the police station three-quarters of a mile ipplied in all of was in away to report the shooting. Police had it each class in- The woman, Rebecca Chase, critical condition at the Mid-Maine already been dispatched following a Medical Center in Waterville Wednesday report of a domestic disturbance, Emery many faculty morning, said Edward Rice, a hospital said. plus/minus (the spokesman. Chase, who is in br,r early y want it, it will in her 20s, suffered two gunshot wounds Rowe was still alive when police found head, Havey said. him lying on top of Chase, but he died Rowe, who faced an arson charge in- minutes later: Police called an am- volving an Aug. 25 fire that destroyed bulance for Chase, "who was struggling Chase's former apartment, went to the Emery said. house where she was staying and the two to breath' began arguing, Havey said. At one point. Chase called police but never got to com- The shooting occurred exactly a week e the courthouse, plete the conversation. after a Pittsfield man, Scott Powell. 21, ,sing the court Rowe "ripped the phone off the wall!' was shot to death in a similar incident. said. the chief The man police suspect of killing Powell, resident who The couple had lived together for oin 32-year-old Horace Salley. shot himself ind, had tried about 10 years, but broke up two weeks released and is also in critical condition at Mid- Roman Catholic before the fire. Rowe had been rt in his case. from jail on $20,000 double-surety bail, Maine Medical Center. ratholic. Friel was police. said. churches in An- id and Sagadahoc Board reviews policies I "Babylon and Both appear as Ile NM Testament fundamental rights Ed Carroll. a 1_1140 on A long day of classes too much to handle? Not for related to these fun- college pastime — relaxing. Stadea!. by Ken Brack policy decisions student, who practices. favorite in the third dav of and renders advisory mall while it lasts for summer draws to a close Staff Writer damental rights should enjoy the grassy h had been moved or persons September. (Williams photo) rights of UMO students to cam- opinions io groups the third week in • the defense corn- The conduct polls, questioning' their interpretation . pre-trial publicity paign for political office, on cam- When asked about the problems ilection took the and practice religious witnessing said student senators had last year trying to while prosecution pus have not essentially changed, ••-••••••••-•44..4 the halls with petitions, scribed damage to the Dean of Student Services. go through reorganization "should s and began in- Dwight Rideout said that these three Rideout said the SUNDAY MORNING CAMPUS WORSHIP make it easier for them to do that!' ned at linking Friel areas are flow covered under the Univer- 11 am., Lawn Room, Union sity Free Speech and Assembly Policy, itself says that "there after a group of students, faculty and The UMO policy in the university" restrictions placed on the "Your church staff members met last spring to recom- shall be no to free speech and mend they be removed from the Sales fundamental rights Li- those necessary for the oed from page 1 and Solicitations Policy. assembly except as an institute of Christian Association "During the last year and a half, ques- University to function + + Maine Presbyterians tions had been raised about accom- higher learning!' t Lutherans, Methodists. Baptists. Congregationalists, • •••••••••••• a 14 karat gold modating these three areas!' Rideout T••••••••••44-14...... /..W++.414-1-1.1.4. exception of corridors and in it, said. The group's recommendation was With the not availiable on a rewarded during approved "on an interim basis!' on May inside facilities to the "only limitations on ind with passes 22 by UMO Vice President oCStudent scheduled basis, ' CENTER d free refreshments. D. Aceto, he said. the entire campus are that normal HEN/IDE° ServicaS Thomas BROADirAYSHOPPiNGCTR the goal for this and University functions may not be disturb- T Presently the Free Speech Holmes .25 million. must decide ed..:' The policy also indicates that . Assembly Review Board n expects .rto reach to use outdoor areas whether or not to give confirmation to "groups wishing BANGOR'S FIRST AND MOST COMPLETE V.H.S. 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Gromyko has been affairs. a South of Brent else had his mastery of foreign and the breakdown National Security Adviser lines, uprootec for the Soviet Union in people on is, in spokesman But Gromyko weathered well— the superpowers said, "I think Gromyko pier, Ski for a quarter of a century. negotiations between Scowcroft fishing foreign affairs in part because he never foreign policy?' rain considered the chief probably nuclear weapons. fact, the from heavy But he is now any ambition to become 72, took over in mark of Gromyko's style policy in a period demonstrated When Chernenko, It might be a reported. architect of Kremlin leader. inexperienced Union has not mention- between the the top Kremlin Fetgruary he was relatively that the Soviet After inspecti of sour relations foreign minister by Gromyko seemed with Reagan. Named in Toreign affairs and ed his meeting Gov. Jim Hunt superpowers. in 1957, he got a seat in the announced on Tuesday that he the state role will be underlined Khrushchev to gain power. Reagan know if His expanded Communist Party Politburo in of the Politburo with Gromyko on Sept. 28, he meets President ruling ."He's been a member would meet "It's questional Sept. 28 when the year before Brezhnev's death think he's just about state-controlled Soviet news thini Reagan's first meeting 1973. In for II years and I but the important Reagan. It will be was thought to be a backer powerful:" said a reported it. official, but for in 1982, he pre-eminent now, very media have not with a top Soviet in assessing be familiar ground. of Andropov. Western diplomat Gromyko it will succeeded Brezhnev as policy role. The of the Soviet Foreign has met eight other Andropov Gromyko's foreign Officials Gromyko, 75, leader and president, he not be there would be no com- Mono in the Oval Office Communist Party diplomat spoke on condition Ministry said American presidents periods during the on the upcoming career that but was ill for long identified. ment in Moscow during a foreign policy in February. It is that that Western CHICAGO,( Soviet year before his death There have been rumors meeting. They- said only started in 1939. He was appointed over more some the Soviet and Democratic and believed that Gromyko took is in ill health and reporters should "watch ambassador to Washington in 1943 direction Chernenko has Mondale traded - and more of foreign policy power in the Kremlin been in on every significant Soviet believe that .press" tions on taxes AA has during the 16 months of Andropov's meeting since Yalta in 1945. gressional comn American tenure. Gromyko has outlasted Josef Stalin, malty investigate I. Nikita S. Khrushchev, Leonid to kidney damage financial disclos and Yuri V. Andropov. And drug linked rune.i] Brezhnev Approved than a year, two Mondales President Konstantin U. work- were followed for more under chance of having a healthy, failure and Ferraro. he appears to have taken widely used drug beget developed complete kidney Chernenko BOSTON(AP) — A It may also be possible to All four majoi foreign policy. the success of ing kidney. required dialysis. control of Soviet that dramatically improves damage by using smaller campaign trail, Soviet leaders as a transplants minimize the Gromyko served bean, liver and other organ . George Bush tall for the Kremlin, and atites-. the coming years, forceful spokesman can cause irreversible kidney damage approved by the Food are and Ms. Ferri policy was Cold War, co- caution, a The drug was good proportion of the remainder whether the should be given with great last November a D. continuing topic survived purges and Drug Administration do the same:' said Dr. Bryan existence or detente. He study concludes. the body's going to Reagan and Mc new for routine use. It suppresses directed the study. the drug, called keeps it from re- Myers, who budgets, taxes an a strange place Ironically, natural immunity and American SOMIImes is used largely in kidney Reagan escala men for Americans cyclosporine, the transplanted organ. submitted defector said that in jecting Myers said the researchers Irs alone tor a Russian transplants. 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Hurricane intensifies, thousands evacuate at the center, A hurricane warning was in effect eye had approached to forecaster Jim Gross WILMINGTON, NC. (Ali— The storm's from the South Carolina border to miles of Cape Fear late warning "It could strengthen!' Hurricane Diana intensified Wednesday within a few said the Oregon Inlet at the north end of North Wednesday it The National Weather Set-vice it "with no sense of direction" Tuesday, but at midday Hatteras Island, including as drifted 40 to 50 storm was expected to eventually resume Carolina's and of peo- was drifting erratically from islands of the Outer just off the coast, thousands a northerly track, which would aim it at most of the fragile in shelters miles east-southeast of Wilmington. In and flood watch aat ple were warned to stay Onslow and Cateret counties and to the Banks, and a tornado ashore with the city, the wind blew at 29 mph with eastern end of the because it could still wander Outer Banks chain of islands. covered much of the tides, gusts to around 40 mph. 115 mph winds and giant storm Diana's sustained winds around its eye state imyko in charge Damage from the storm's first to 115 More than 14,000 evacuees went to 65 and showers eased from 135 mph late Tuesday to the coast was limited mostly Heavy thunderstorms then Thesday in a I2-county area of approach Carolina mph early Wednesday morning, shelters v, former U.S. tree limbs, signs and power poured rain on eastern North 115 North Carolina, Gov. Jim Hunt to dokned for 125 rose to 120 mph but drifted back to coastal tdviser Brent and a broken and extended out oyer the ocean 500,000 people live in the lines, uprooted trees is we mph by afternoon. "Right now it's said. Nearly Gromyko is, in flooding miles. "The problem this morning by Diana, fishing pier, with some street starting to intensify,' Don Whitten, coastal counties, threatened were have a hurricane with no sense of direc- aide R. Brent from heavy rain. No serious injuries National Weather Service spokesman in and gubernatorial Gromyko's style tion:' said Neil Frank, director of the it was impossible to tell reported. Washington, said at midmorning. Hackney' said as not mention- area, National Hurricane Center in Coral others were staying After inspecting the Wilmington At 3 p.m. the storm's position was exactly how many agan. he didn't Gables, Fla. or in motel, Gov. Jim Hunt said Wednesday latitude 34.0 degrees north and longitude with relatives Tuesday that he aid. "Without strong steering currents, it's know if the state would seek disaster degrees west, barely changed from on Sept. 28, like a leaf falling off a tree. Any slight 77.2 yko "It's questionable now!' he said. "The the weather service said. news will blow it in any direction',' said midmorning, ed Soviet important thing is to keep watch on it" breeze N:1 it. Give every Soviet Foreign Reagan Iexchange tax barbs NEWBORN mid be no corn- Montksle, is needed to stave off economic problems the upcoming to reducing the levels of misunderstan- the (AP).President Reagan growing out of huge federal budget sly that Western CHICAGO, dings" about the president's views on challenger Walter F. deficits accumulated under Reagan. advantage atch the Soviet and Democratic arms control, though he cautioned traded new gibes and accusa- Mondale renewed his pledge to cut the Mondale against raising hopes that major of Dimes taxes Wednesday, while a con- from a projected $263 billion in March tions on agreements might be reached. deficit Defects Foundation said it would for- to $86 billion, as well as his Birth gressional committee Reagan, in a series of speeches in 1989 allegations concerning challenge to Reagan to match that mally investigate Buffalo, concentrated on Mondales pro- nage disclosure statements filed by promise with a detailed deficit-reduction financial posal to raise taxes, never mentioning Mondales running mate, Rep. Geraldine plan of his own. e than a year, two - that the Democrat contends the increase Ferraro. idney failure and All four major candidates were on the campaign trail, with Vice President BREAKFAST George Bush talking about arms control HILL HOT TUBS the coming years, _ MASON and Ms. Ferraro returning to the the remainder are continuing topic of her religion, while AT ' said Dr. Bryan D. 778 State Strut Reagan and Mondale concentrated on the study. budgets, taxes and the nation's economy. Road) OUR escalated his recent criticism (at the corner of Hogan submitted Reagan :archers a contention in a Buffalo, N.Y., read New with , widely Mondale's tax increase plans spin a private room which speech that Rent a spacious Medicine, a "ball and chain around HOUSE edition, would put and music of 'hursday's America's neck!' complete with shower this were of :ions of Mondale, on the other hand, said in health impor- choice. blic Iowa that Reagan himself would likely your * * for * * * * ** * * * of raise taxes more than $.500 a year ** * * * The Colonial House middle-income families making S25,000 discount per In other rhetorical flourishes, Reagan S4.011OFF with this ad. One called Mondales deficit-reduction plan a rentals. Jets' "fairy tale,' and Mondale said American group on hourly into debt because * families had gone deep * * ** * * * * * * * * * * of the government's "ReaganCharge 45-5466 t PIM nan Card!' expires 9-14-84 FAMILY RESTAURANTS Washington, the House Ethics In Monday. Tuesda Bangor Committee added another element to Summer Hours: Closed Hogan Road it would Saturday noon to icted the campaign by announcing 6p1'n-midnight. Friday and start a "preliminary inquiry" into allega- by reservation concerning Ms. Ferraro's disclosure '5—Mark Gastineau, tions records. ' All-Pro defensive The committee will investigate allega- Wednesday of miscle- Legal Founda- brawl. tions by the Washington a nightclub law group, that she Court jury tion, a private 2riminal to be exempt from PEACE? wrongly claimed nember of the Jets, revealing husband John Zaccaro's assets )'Brien, of similar and liabilities on the disclosure from the fight last to statements she has filed since coming of Pressure Congress in 1979. n the Face National Football Ms. Ferraro, in a statement released arterback sacks, was the through an aide, said, "I have made .e count of the three most complete and thorough disclosure It .charges lodged in of any candidate for national office up to one year in es American history' but prosecutor lei "As I understand the committee's said such a severe action rules, receipt of the conservative ly. group's complaint virtually obligated missed four weeks fully them to process it. I will cooperate ,4 the trial, were ac- forward with the committee, and I look brawl at Studio 54 a a favorable outcome" patrons said to ightclub Meanwhile, in a speech in Scranton, n noses in the fight. from Pa., she confronted criticism -id O'Brien each had -abortion church officials and anti jail and fines of John F. n activists, invoking the words of severe penalties were ago to Kennedy from exactly 24 years in the Damn Yankee roger. her public Knechtle will be defend her private faith and Cliffe my church any actions: "I do not speak for to speak with does the at 7:00 on Thursday on public matters and neither church speak for me!' interested student. cam- sponsored by IVCF be a, On still another issue, Bush, Reagan's by! paigning in Atlanta, said Drop wer Foreign ,rea upcoming meeting with Soviet Minister Andrei Gromyko could "lead 13, 1984 Thursday, September 6 The Maine Campus.

Editorial Just managing Open-minded

DON uNscorr Commeni

ploy stand on the library I watched him Political important to was things often hap- steps preaching what is no secret that unexpected courage, his dedica- It sudden change of him. I admired his has come. President Ronald in an election year. The At last the word pen now evident in the and his persistance. Foriegn Minister An- the Soviets that is tion around at the Reagan will meet with Soviet heart toward to And .Then I looked Over the pa the White House. farce arranged solely of them drei A. Gromyko Sept. 28 at Reagan administration is a It appeared that many be filled with by his political op- opponents. Reagan crowd. for his Reagan has been criticized quell the voices of Democratic just to persecute him epidemic pror Geraldine Ferraro for four years, but had come toward Walter F. !Mondale and to meet with the Soviets showed a real anger It began in C, ponents top- ranking refused it has been beliefs. Some not having met with a single it is in his best interest, prestigious da for in office. And, as now that him. Soviet official in his four years arranged. sexually abusi candidates have quickly understand why they hated could be expected, the Democratic extremely lightly I tried to from ages twc weapon against the The meeting should be taken talked of being open- made the issue a powerful ploy which was him so. They Is the sexua and should be viewed as a political his doctrine in the Reagan.'Bush re-election campaign. Reagan minded and criticized are people adi Reagan was not an as only a show for critics of were just plain rude Mondale told listeners arranged • same breath. Some Is the di When his case with policy. hid? diplomat and substantiated foreign toward him. force a adequate Reagan cam- multiple suc- He talked of labor argument, they took note. administration has I continued listening. space a, the above The Reagan campaign. It is And much took note also. to build a powerful love, commitment and forgiveness. un paign.leaders few cesses on which "political- it. But he It seems has been one of the it is stooping to cheap were angry at him for The diplomat issue unfortunate that additional people been sexually Reagan Bush campaign. public" tactics to attract stumbling blocks to the show- for- the- continued. and yet never took the great communicator's influent Some Americans as a sign supporters. of the was overwhelming.. An with the Soviets some of the people some His enthusiasm bee failure to communicate looked You can fool administra- in my mind that he Calif. has dangerous man. It goes, but the Reagan There was no doubt Reagan could be a time as the saying at, preaching. I sens- raping, sodorn that trying to fool the people believed what he was he wasn't even trying. tion shouldn't bother wasn't quite sure in the last 10 like officials are evidently ed something, but The Reagan campaign suc- all. - he ached for suspects hirinl threat to the to impress constituents whar. It was as (hough at the issue as a possible It has many static facts looking threat, no matter how he was talking to. their candidates. The those laughed cess of meeting has been called him a fool and to be, removed so a People lunch small, had simply to• Don Linscott They talked about him at between Reagan and Gromyko at him. arranged and dinner. gag Mondale-. do they. I heard someone say, "Why guy talk, anyway?" let this why she Se looked at her and wondered I of free living in America, the land was he said so speech. She didn't like what be allowed to therefore, he should not speak. crowd. And there were others in the obvious But they seemed at ease. It was that they agreed with him. It was obvious that they shared his faith. were Conune It was obvious that some of them weren't upset that others in the crowd hard to tell taking him seriously. It was by people's if they were more disturbed Does you that people weren't rudeness or the fact security dent hearing his message. that "fixed" controversy was I knew that the when you b the topic of his centered on Jesus Christ, Residential speech. you get me how a Did It has always intrigued buy people. Are you religious topic can seperate ad brings Are you Christianity, it seems to me, either them in- assistance?, people close together or scares to seperation. You coulc eternity are Salvation, damnation and office and binding force topics that scare. Guilt is a Or you c that, when quenched by unconditional pay nothin force at all. forgiveness, becomes no That's rif said, requires Christianity, as the man paid your a lifestyle in commitment and change of are entitled order to receive the benefits. because so to make a imately 54 He told people they had and they ch.-apost it . decision one way or another want to Campus hated him for it. They- didn't S.L.S. Maine They didn't want to Sports P,Od Manager decide anything. housing la Chuck Morns, violated their space. Managing Editor Photo Editor have to think. He tion, lawn Don Linscott, Ibm Hawkins, we live in. And Donovan, Managing Editor Editor It is a strange world administri Siumnna M. Mike Mc Mahon, Photo much over Michael P. Harman Editor it apparently hasn't changed Ron Gabriel, Managing Rick Lamm, Assignments Editor Christ Manager the last 2,000 years for when You will Editor Mark Gagnon, Advertising happiness, Manager himself offered his plan of ta Kurilof Rebecca Daigle, Advertising Rod Eves, Copy Editor call him Editor people didn't only reject it and (family la, Jane Bailey, Editorial Page James Envie, Copy Mato. Rick Caron a fool, they killed him. specialist) Rich Garvin, Sports Editor Manager Page Editor that take the t Business Steve Macklin, Magazine feel, or at least imagined I could in front always av could, that some in the crowd I fate upon S.L.S. O. the library, wished the same girt 7A Lord Hal, Linea of have of Mug al Orono. Ortiees MOB WNW* man. All they would five timin geld." as the Univerr Advertisire and iotealption that preacher Publislind Adverting' Offg 5411-1173 to shout out "crucify Werbraos embers, Edgar 3111.1272.; needed is someone 04400. Ageing Eamonli, Worse followed suit. more Primed in The Dligeven him" and they' may have upon of Steven A song writer by the name open-minded Taylor wrote "...they're so I agree. that their brains leaked out:' September 13, 1984 7 The Maine Campus. Thursday,

an aging Wilde-Stein !ed Susan Swift Commentary —To the editor: We like to let interested peo- the library of life ple know that the Wilde-Stein wortant to New facts Club, UMO's gay and lesbian Sun- his dedica- support group, meets on Bangor for pornography and prostitution. days in the South at the seem to children out Bangor und Over the past few months the headlines were brainwashed into believing Lounge. The South of them is reaching These children in the Union ins be filled with cases of a tragedy that have been bad by participating Lounge is located for his of children. that they themselves start at about him epidemic proportions—the molestation affairs. Guilt, in these youngster's and the meetingd toward of a in these dreadful looking for- Inger It began in California, where staff members weapon. 7:00 p.m. We are accused of cases, was a powerful and working day care center have been enough for parents to warn their ward to serving prestigious ranged It is no longer abusing more than 40 tots who from strangers or ac- with the UMO and surrounding ly they hated sexually children not to accept rides to five. are taught there are and gay community. open- from ages two cept candy. It is time children lesbian being abuse of children on the rise? Or even Mom or John Filgas in the Is the sexual certain things that no adult, not octrine now the terror that they once Wilde-Stein rude are people admitting Dad, has a right to do to them. 1st plain rise of working mothers in the students have hid? Is the dramatic As part of the adult society, UMO Or is it a case of apathy—how. Many of you of labor force a cause? a duty to be aware of this situation. He talked what does it cost? or perhaps And much space and will be the future educators, parents, giveness. that these children had investigates these he It seems unbelievable will work for a state agency that for it. But on numerous occasions, consider younger been sexually molested ugly matters. Closer to the heart, one word. into this tragedy? and yet never said family members possibly forced in Manhattan Beach, • becomes a MESA:W(5E werwhelming. An influential preschool As the full extent of molestation Mb NOW IN with, among other things, REQUEV-5 mind that he Calif. has been charged it is clear youngsters must be acquainted MALL VOW fondling over 100 children reality, FICESENr. aching. I sens- raping, sodomizing, and new facts of life. charges include the with the fitYt_iffi COW." n't quite sure in the last 10 years. Other .CHAIPISAYI he ached for suspects hiring ol and laughed it him at lunch

"Why do they to letters and commentaries mdered why she Sent the land of free what he said so 107 Lord Hall. it be allowed to Pinhead s in the crowd. the editor It was obvious —To I. It was obvious services Student legal Congratulations! I was not th. that Zippy the Pinhead ne of them were Commentary aware now writing for the Cam- crowd weren't was pus under the surname of Steve Wednes- was hard to tell topics, including a booklet Macklin. After reading have handouts on various is no God" by people's give back your And if you ask us, we day's article "There rbed your landlord refuse to on tenants' rights — all free weren't Does the garage speak to your group by Macklin, I Immediately people deposit? Do you need a will? Did glad to send someone to security than are recognized the famous pinhead car leave it in worse shape legal topic of your choice that "fixed" your on a with Student method of reasoning. You can't ontroversy was it in? Are you in trouble with arena, we work closely when you brought In a larger to address me, Zippy. I don't know ., the topic of his University Conduct Office? the Off-Campus Board fool Residential Life or the Government and work, the who is in better touch on your way to school? problems. Because of this anyone Did you get a speeding ticket broad legal hit- than Zippy. Please ued me boss a Are you appealing a grade? has passed laws legalizing with reality Are you buying a house? Maine Legislature on your staff so that eperate people. you denied fuel tenants new rights (most recent- keep him Are you adopting a child? Were chhiking, granting may be brings accident? when the landlord the entire community me, either you get in an auto ly helping to keep you warm fact-filled in- assistance?,Did furnace) and extending enlightened by such r scares them torgets" to put oil in the traditional law persons (for pinhead stories. could take your troubles to a benefits to some unemployed Bill Snow You A.F.D.C. with families). and eternity are S75 an,hour, plus expenses. number of students UMO office and Pay and the growing s a binding force go to Student Legal FA., vise, Or you could communi- ,y unconditional We have worked within the University pay nothing. have fairer, to improve no force at all. you are a UMO student and to make residency requirements That's right. If ty you are said, requires to Student Government, you ordinance, make sure in paid your activity fee the parking and of lifestyle in use of Student Legal Services, in union contract bargaining, ge are entitled to free represented program Unsound nefits. have *trendy staid for it. At approx- an alternate sentencing/diversion because sou the establish campus student per year, it's one of the Conduct Office so that minor To the editor: to make a imately $450 per within courts. , had going. stay on campus and out of the and they cheapest insurance programs problems mother Steve Macklin states it is a want to- of cases: family law, We recycle file folders and don't y didn't S.L.S. handles a wide variety We aren't fancy. fact that there is no God want to consumer protec- Brothers suits. We figure you don't to didn't housing law, traffic infractions, wear Brooks because hi. has no facts space. public benefits, carpets on the floor and mahogany ated their tion, lawsuits, contracts, copyrights, want to pay for substantiate there is one. in. And give you service no one else can l we live administrative hassles and more. desks. But we anged much over match. And we win cases, too. is un- Rober- I believe his reasoning for when Christ will be served by a full-time attorney, of- never met me. You Pam Smith problem, come to the law sound. He has an of happiness, full-time paralegals, If you have a legal that I don't ta Kuriloff,two law for. Student Legal Services Would he declare it and call him specialist) and Jamie Eves (housing fice you've already paid come to ct (family law We Union, open every week- exist. Those that have six part-time student paralegals. on the top floor of the their specialist) and is appointment necessary. know God personally in the law to you, and are from nine to three — no that take the time to explain day lives, that have been touched by Ist imagined questions. information, call 581-1789. always available to answer your For more know he exists. it crowd in front legal education. We his presence, S.L.S. also does preventive because you haven't same fate upon Steve, just le God doesn't prove they would have experienced hout out "crucify his nonexistence. Lux we followed suit. John name of Steven Bangor so open-minded •c1 out!' I agree. 13, 1984 8 The Maine Campus. Thursday, September A tune,, Magazine TI by Steven Schaub Staff Vs'riter cafeteria menus Even though I I New computer will plan very long (a wee The samples are rated on ap- precise), I have lea the data, feedback from services..,If students sign test them. ed why the process of building and flavor. Meyer said university and its by Elizabeth Brogan involved to suggestions, they will get pearance, color base takes so long. "I've been their names meet have learned at Staff Writer response!' they then choose which samples with this system at another school.... a written can also come history, for examp said he uses trade magazines their standards. "Students Every two or three weeks someone Nle).)er the Maine "Stein Son) Inventory, shopping lists and recipes new foods. He chooses in with Mom's favorite recipe" and screws up. That's the reason we do when selecting of the will soon be selected for ,Residential of each item and planning committee will review it. Production proofing" He said there will also be a sample groups I learn( Life's food services by a computer with chefs and bakers to 1969. Then checks and balances system. assembles a panel of a data-base system that the director of Carillon is Smith also feels the system requires a The Residential Life said, "will cut raw food operated player pit lot of time to build a database, "to iron costs about five percent!' the university by ; out the bugs and see who hit the wrong Ross Moriarty said the computer 1962. It was later n key': Planning the menu is still done system was installed last fall, and will be Fenno Carillon" c manually. The last two weeks of June, used in Wells Commons next week, and 9, 1962. Fenno, a 1984, a menu planning committee, con- phased in across the campus over the class, graduated fr sisting of Russel Meyer, Kerry Olsen, next year. Academy ir Ronnie Goslin and Food Service Communique Naval Information on inventory, menu cycles was a submarii Manager Sue Pierce, sat down with He and ingredients are put into the com- Hoffman, guitar. Bangor Lounge, II who, after retni blackboards and charts and worked out Sept. puter and stored in the data base. Thursday. Union. Noon. ed an honorary D a four-week cyclic menu for this fall. Dorothy Smith, job controller, said that Cliffe Knechtle, evangilism from the universit) Meyer said. Learning Skills Series: How to after a certain amount of information fall to specialist. Bangor Lounges, was buried in Another session is planned this Succede in College. South Bangor (menus, ingredients) is fed in, the com- Union. 6:30 p.m. Cemetary. The Cal schedule menus for the spring term. Union. Noon. puter will predict how many people will Lounge, fo'c'sle. Lawn Rooms, Union. 7 music d Meyer also said the menus are balanc- World Forum. Sutton .ed by the select a certain meal. News of the p.m. ed, both visually and nutritionally, 12:15 p.m. This helps predict inventory flow and Lounge, Union. Chamber Music Series. Patricia Basically, the C; although "we don't sit down and count Services: "The food costs which, prior to the purchase Health Education Baily, Allen Graffan and Don cog along a can of protien!' of Chronic Il- of the computer, was all done manual- grams Emotional Aspects Stratton. Lord recital Hall, 120 pushing up a switc said the committee will 1 p.m. ly. The data base is a part of the Griffen Moriarty lness" I7A North Stevens. Hall. 8 p.m. role player. The ro the menus as the term goes on Lord Technology's Vali-Dine System They review Poetry Hour. Burton Hatlen song out of twent) students have piper suggestions,„__ Sutton also provide the software. —and if —reading his own poetry. IS ed on the season. it. Saturday, Sept. The Administrative Baker, Kerry 'they may change Lounge Union. 3:30 p.m. Homecoming, the Meal selection is based on populari- evangelism Olsen, and the administrative chef, Ron- - Cliffe Knechtle, Gulf Hagas day trip. For informa- is played. The mu) determined by preference surveys Uniuon. aru nie Goslin, check the accuracy of the ty, specialist. Damn Yankee, call 581-1793. A.M., 12 RM. a year, where students rank tion programs regularly. Both Goslin and given once 7 p.m. Lown Rooms, Union. 7:30 like best. Olsen. along with all the chefs and the items they Complimenting boxes, located in each p.m. and a bakers, "have put tremendous hours in- Suggestion Friday. Sept 14 Movie "Moscow amplifier also have a lot to do with Student Affairs to it (the program)' Smith said. commons, 9.30 p.m. to serve. Moriarty on the Hudson" 6:30 and Russell Meyer, assistant director of determining what "Thank God It's Friday': Tom a lot of work trying to get Residential Life/Food Services, explain- said, "We do

SEA proudly presents in their only Maine appearance GE the FIXX with special guest Andy Frasier - Involves Jewish services, social activities and culture. September 14, at 7:00PM - Provides a relaxed atmosphere in which to Friday, meet other Jewish students - Offers brunches, movies and parties where N4 students can feel free and comfortable to In the UMO FIELDHOUSE participate at any level of committment. Aia UMO Students IS an important source of Jewish life on TICKETS: $11 General Public _ campus._ _ Day_of show (everyone)_ TICKET Students are invited to join us for... LOCATIONS: UMO Box Offices Memorial Union - A short service Bangor Mall (Thur,Fri,Sat's) - Kiddish-wine, Challah and cookies Grasshopper Shops in frato and Ellsworth - Then an important meeting to discuss Bangor Record Connection in holidays and activities for plans for the Waterville do'? We're the semester. What do you want to Everyday Music in Nornin completely open to ideas. Farmington GOVell Friday, September 14 Record Exchange in 4:30 to 6:00 (approx.) Portland inforn Drummond Chapel Support SEA Concerts! 581-17 in the Memorial Union Buy your Fixx ticket today! miss the start of the Foxx's World Tour -4;luestions? C41,I_,Vivienne - 15 York Village - 581-4659 Don't The Maine Campus. Thursday, September 13, 1984 9 A tune for every season The 'bells' of Alumni Hall love music and working with my hands:' The person presently in charge of have played on the keyboard but not on Smith said. by Steven Schaub taking care of the Carillon is Steve a regular basis. "It's beneficial since it provides a Staff Writer Smith, a graduate student director to the The Carillon is tended to by one per- regular time signal for students 'and theater department. "Basically, it was son, usually a student. The student's job staff. It is not a liability to the school I been here for part of the music work-study program Even though haven't is to set the clock which activates the role since it doesn't use much electricity, it's (a and a half to be when I was going for my Bachelor of very long week player and select the music lobe played. simple to operate and it's reliable:' he I have learned much about the Arts at the time. I needed work and I spies are rated on ap- precise), He must also help maintain it. said. "It reminds me in some ways of Big and its community. Already, Id flavor. Meyer said university Ben. It keeps up the morale of the peo- I have learned about some of its rich which samples meet ple and it's pleasant to listen to, not like come history, for example the creation of the tudents can also an alarm clock!' the Maine "Stein Song" in 1904 and the in- iorite recipe" and The future of Steve Smith is clear. "I of the mascot, Bananas in .ee will review it. troduction will continue to work here as a graduate Then 1 learned about the Carillon. 1969. student director. I will also continue to The Carillon is a mechanical time- take care of the Carillon until the music operated player piano. It was donated to department finds a student to do it. In the university by a former graduate in the future, I hope to become a director 1962. It was later named "The Frank W. at a Liberal Arts school!' Fenno Carillon" on Alumni Day, June The future of the Carillon is 9, 1962. Fenno, a member of the 1923 unknown. "As long as it works, I think class, graduated from the United States it will stay. Even if it doesn't, I hope the ue Naval Academy in Annapolis in 1925. school will decide to keep it. It is an im- He was a submarine hero in World War portant asset to the university?: Smith Bangor Lounge, II who, after retiring in 1961. He receiv- said ed an honorary Doctor of Laws degree le, evangilism and st--v from the university. He died in 1973 ngor Lounges, was buried in Arlington National Cemetary. The Carillon is now supervis- Looms, Union. 7 -ed by the music department. : Series. Patricia Basically, the Carillon works when a raffan and Don cog along a cam hits a certain spot recital Hall, t2.0 pushing up a switch which activates the a n. role player. The role player then plays song out of twenty-four selections bas- during-- Is ed on the season. For example, Homecoming, the Maine "Stein Song" trip. For informa- is played. The music is played only at 8 A.M., 12 P.M. and 4 P.M. daily. )3. Carillon speakers on the roof of Alumni Hall. (WIllkasns pho(o) xims. Union. 7:30 Complimenting the role player is an and a keyboard. Musicians Movie. "Moscow amplifier 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. 'fly GENERAL STUDENT SENATE asier ELECTION SEPT.27 r:OOPM Nomination sign-up begins: Mors,Sept. 13 at WOO AM HOUSE Nomination sign-up ends: Wed., Sept. 19, at 4.49 PM.

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••• 10 The Maine Campus. Thursday, September 13, 1984

Rich Garven Front row seat Make or break for Maine cut players. Maine the Bears were throwing the ball 10 doesn't The UMO football team plays three of its first While at THE BASES— The baseball team will and Bicknell went 18-35-1. AROUND four games against Yankee Conference foes which times a game Oklahoma State University and the Congragulations to field hockey coach Jeri be playing puts the Black Bears in a make or break situation University of Miami (Florida) during their annual Waterhouse for getting the Black Bears OUE to a 2-1 if they hope to win the conference title. trip to Florida. Winkin called it one of the start. spring Maine lost to UNH 21-13 last week and will play strongest spring schedules ever. The offense needs some work, but the defense is the Universtiy of Richmond Saturday in Richmond. Who ever dreamed up the soccer team's schedule strong and should win some games for Waterhouse. After that UMO plays Rhode Island at home and must have had suicide on their mind at the time. The For all that's written and said about college Boston University away. The only non-conference play their First six games on the road and then athletes and education it shouldn't be forgotten that Bears game is Richmond, who along with the University their next nine games at home. at Maine both are taken seriously by the coaches, play seven of of Delaware, will join the YC in 1986. of Rhode Island lost the Yankee the administration and the athletes. The University If the Bears should lose another conference game Conference's first team quarterback to graduation Ex-Black Bear guard Kevin Green is a perfect ex- the odds are against the team winning the title. season, so all they do is come up with another ample of this. last Since the Yankee Conference was formed in 1947 Torn Ehrhadt, a transfer from C.W. Post,was Green spent four years playing againinst everyone ringer. only two teams have ever won the conference with offensive player-of-the-week. from the University of Kentucky to the University named the YC two loses. In 1974 Maine and the University of touchdowns to lead the-Rams Montana, but realized that the reason he was here Ehrhadt threw four Massachusetts tied for first with 4-2 records and in of College. Three of was to get a college degree. Green needs- 12 credits to a 31-10 victory over Lafayette 1982 four teams, including UMO, tied for the title. the fourth quarter and three to graduate and should earn a degree in physical the touchdowns came in If Maine does lose another game at least history is on fourth down plays. education by December. Not bad for someone who of them were thrown on their side, to think on. Why doesn't spent somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 hours A couple of questions Just for the record UMass has the all-time Yankee is the on- in or traveling to games. this university have a lacrosse team? UMO Conference record for most titles with 14 and best a week playing ROSES-Good luck to new ly major college on the East Coast that doesn't sup- winning percentage with .681(107-49-4). RUN FOR THE and-his team. Chi- -port a;vartity team: TIP OF THE FEDORA to ex-Maine football -- -Maine tennis coach Ron Chicoine an All-New England player under coach -- And why isn't there a track with an all-weather coach Jack Bicknell for guiding his team to victory - come was replacing. Folger is on a leave __surface circling the football field instead of the over the University of Alabama. BC is now ranked Brud Folger who he is year. --tinder 10th in the country by the United Press International .. of absence for the its season Saturday when it plays path masquerading as a track? • weekly football poll. The team opens Vermont here on campus. Last Cross country coach Jim Ballinger said a dona- The one thing I'll remember about Bicknell is a the University of 7-7 in fall and spring play. tion was made to have a track built, but ex-athletic statement made at his first BC press conference, season the team went the first day director Harold Westerman asked if the male alum- When asked what kind of offense he would use The baseball team started practice outdoors until the coldmay nus would rather see the money used to build a press Bicknell said a passing offense because you can't win of classes and will be cause a player injury. The Bears saw 100 players box. The donor got so upset he withdrew the offer in college by running the ball, for the team and Coach John Winkin entirely. Bicknell's Eagles throw the ball 35 times a game come out Goode close in on NL Cubs ••••4 441.4 811‘•• 1144 •••• re • mark _le. - title with 11-5 win yy,' a — NEW YORK (AP)- was followed by three relief pitchers in the New York Met ••• strike CHICAGO (AP)—Ryne Sandberg's the Cubs' sixth, took the loss. alltime rookie night, breaking Her three-run homer capped a five-run sixth Ron Cry singled to lead off the sixth, se AM.gam ••••• • 61.00.06 ca.••••••••1•11.1. single-season recon give the Chicago Cubs an 11-5 moved to third on Jody Davis' single and man A.• ._•••• Omar 04.0. y ..110 inning to Mlle! 14-A AA. .44 Min t victory over the Montreal Expos scored on Tom Veryzer's groundout to Gooden, who mark in h Wednesday. tie the score 2-2. Bob Dernier later singl- League 4..• ...• with 1 The victory reduced the Cubs' magic ed home the go-ahead run, and Sand- ...77.• --...... - -...... on me AM.,.. passed Score give y.•..-...... a,...... • ... tr. the game against number to io. Any combination of 10 berg followed with his 19th homer to ..... •• sma 4.. mom a - ••••• awn .01.. Min ....Yu et ,...... •, -• • • mom MID ytt . on Cub victories or New York Mets' losses the Cubs a 6-2 lead. Marvell Wynne will clinch the National League Eastern Andre Dawson's 16th homer, a three- sixth inning. That Division championship for Chicago. run shot off reliever George Frazier, season, one more If Tim Stoddard, 10-5, pitched the fifth made it 6-5 in the seventh. But the Cubs his rookie year, 195: and sixth innings to gain the victory in added three more in the eighth on RBI Indians. The NL r relief of Rich Bordi. Lee Smith. the singles by Cry and Davis. Grover Cleveland fourth Chicago pitcher, worked the final The Cubs took a 1-0 lead in the first, Philadelphia Phillie two innings. but the Expos went ahead 2-1 in the third v777, day night as Goodi Expos starter Bryn Smith. 11-12, who on rookie Roy Johnson's tworun homer, to beat the Chicag( out It. Gooden, at 19 a the majors, came in STILLWATER RIVERPLEX game needing 10 record and 11 to brt ing 10.96 strikeout APARTMENTS • a major league singl, The all-time recorc "Anew concept in housing for 10.71 per nine innir of Cleveland in IS the Orono area" Besides having a 'Geothermal Energy • Close to Campus strikeout ratio, I Inexpensive! become the first rc • Washer/Dryer • the majors in stril • All Apliances • Privacy the Indians led t • Parking strikeouts in 1931 • Riverview years-old, but he Partially Furnished • Quiet season Fernando Neighborhood We still have a few openings for 1984-1985. Leasing to groups 14,789 to Ch00. UMO diver Rob Mama is shown training with coach Rich Miller. 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nger said a dona- ilt, but ex-athletic 1 if the male alum- own at the Memorial 6mnastum. The team can start official ied to build a press The l'MO basketball team has been working out on its is seen guarding Jim Bolen and on the right Wheeler is shown it hdrew the offer practices on Oct. 15. In the photo on the left Jeff N heeler putting up a jump shot. Last season the Bears went 17-10. Gooden sets rookie The AP Spread Sheet

mark against Pirates 38-14. No. 16 Washington at No. 3 Michigan- Louisville SMU favored by five. Michigan 21-14. No. 15 Oklahoma at No. 17 Pitt by 3 in the ma- NEW YORK (AP)-Dwight Gooden of Angeles is second to Gooden No. II Auburn at No. 4 Texas- Pick 1/2. Pitt 24-20. the New York Mets became baseball's jors with 212 strikeouts. 'em. Texas 20-7. No. 18 Florida State by 16 at Kansas. the rookie alltime rookie strikeout king Wednesday In addition to breaking No. 12 Penn State at No. 5 Iowa by Upset Special of the Week: a club record night, breaking Herb Score's 29-year-old strikeout mark, Gooden set 6. Iowa 28-14. Kansas 27-24. more batters in his by 7 Georgia Tech. single-season record. by striking out 10 or No. 8 Miami, Fla. by 13 at Purdue. No. 19 Alabama at had 10 or more Gooden, who broke the National 14th game, Tom Seaver Miami 28-21. Alabama 28-17. in 1971 with the League mark in his previous outing, strikeouts in 13 games Long Beach State at No. 7 UCLA- no Vanderbilt at Maryland by 7. passed Score with his 11th strikeout of Mets. line. UCLA 42-14. Second Upset Special of the week: fastball and the game against Pittsburgh, getting Gooden, with a 90 mph Tulsa at No. 8 Brigham Young by 14 Vandy 28-17. not strike out a Marvell Wynne on a 2-2 fastball in the a parabolic curve, did 1/2 . BYU 35-13. Mississippi at Arkansas by 7 1/2. the Ole sixth inning. That gave him 246 for the batter in the first inning. Washington State at No. 9 Ohio State Third Upset Special of Week: began to take a toll. season, one more than Score achieved in Then, his heat by 9. Ohio State 27-13. Miss 20-17. each in the his rookie year, 1955, with the Cleveland He struck out two batters Bowling Green at No. 13 Oklahoma Arizona by 9/12 at Oregon State. innings. He Indians. The NL mark of 227, set by second, third and fourth State- no line. Oklahoma State 28-17. Fourth Upset Special of the Week; time this Grover Cleveland Alexander of the struck out the side, for the 13th No. 14 Southern Methodist by 23 at Oregon State 24-17. Philadelphia Phillies in 1911, fell last Fri- season, to up his total to nine in the fifth day night as Gooden threw a one-hitter inning. to beat the Chicago Cubs 10-0, striking He was dhe short of the record. out II. Gooden tied the mark when opposing Stop Gooden, at 19 the youngest player in pitcher John Tudor took a called third Haynes Truck then Wynne the majors, came into Wednesday night's strike on a 2-2 count, and went Mobil Gas-Beer-Groceries game needing 10 strikeouts to tie the came to bat. The count once again record and II to break it. He was averag- to 2-2, and Gooden registered the history Stillwater Ave, 827-8300 ing 10.96 strikeouts per nine innings, a "K" when the Pittsburgh center fielder major league single-season record pace. swung vainly at a high fastball. Busch Bar Bottles $7.99 The all-time record for strikeout ratio is The game stopped briefly as Gooden's plus tax & dep to shake case 10.71 per nine innings by Sam McDowell teammates came to the mound $7.99 his hand, and the ball was taken out of Pabst Bar Bottles of Cleveland in 1965. plus tax & dep Besides having a shot at the record for play. case strikeout ratio, Gooden also could Miller $2.99 000000000000' dep become the first rookie teenager to lead 6 pack. 12 oz bottles plus tax & Feller of the majors in strikeouts. Bob Boutique Michelob $6.50 the Indians led the majors with 240 •0 Gloria's plus tax & dep 24 Main St. 12 pack. 12 oz bottles strikeouts in 1938, when he was 19- 0 O Orono 0 $8.75 carton years-old, but he was in his second Downtown Cigarettes of Los O 866-4209 season. Fernando Valenzuela 0 O Hours: 7:00-10:00 Sundays O All Tapestries & Rugs 0 I 67219 to choose from - se trohleefe 6:00-10:00 Mon.-Thurs. Ittoth 520.the current 306-page cata- Miller. The device alms- off!: research a hesis :20% Fri. and Sat. ,., 6:00-11:00 on log. Utah, diver to work fence also mmotabta McMahon photo) «march, 11322 Ideho ems-• 206 10. 000000000000 Fast friendly service at discount prices Lot Arrooefee, CA90025 f2t314 22 8226 •

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Steroids may affect death rate of atheletes the NEW YORK tAP1—A U.S. sports "dared carry out genuine daily medicine drug tests" on he said during an interview Wednesday Hems. There are a lot researcher says he is "astound- Soviet athletes. of eitilY- witrifing ed but not in New York. signs to look for!' surprised" by a published "It's about report which time this is coming out': Goldman, a former wrestler and said the use of banned said Bob Goldman, drugs, 29, a research fellow Powerlifter who did three sears of Athletes' use of steroids, such as anabolic steroids, may at the Chicago banned by vol. XCV n have Osteopathic Medical research on steroids most sports federations dramatically increased the death Center for New York and the Interna- who IS in the final year of a six- University tional Olympic rate among Soviet athletes. before entering medical Committee, became school, widespread Foriegn Report, a magazine publish- said drug abuse among athletes knowledge after the 1983 ed was prevalent Pan American in London, said in an article that 59 "in a good portion of the Games at Caracas, Soviet Eastern bloc, but heaviest Venezuela, where athletes, many in their 20s, have the abuses and state-of-the-art testing 1 died utilization resulted Roc in the past 25 years from the ex- of drugs is in the Sosiet in silver medalists in running Union!' and cessive use of stimulants, steroids Greco Roman wrestling, were and qualified dis- other drugs. - 3.1'm sure it's also going on in coun- for drug use at the Los Angeles tries like Olympics The report, published Aug 16, listed East Germany and Bulgaria:' among the suspected drug • he said. in F victims Steroids are male hormones, Aleksander Belov, a Soviet basketball He said that while he had not per- used by athletes to build muscle tissue and player who died in 1978 at age sonally witnessed use of the drugs in the used 27, and in medical practice to treat burn by Rick Viktor !Minos, a hockey player Soviet Union, "some of my colleagues victims, who died hormonal imbalances, Staff Writer in 1968 at age 23. in the field have gone over there and seen certain bone , diseases and, in some The Soviet mortality their training sesssions'' cases, effeminacy. rate among Making athletes is 2.5 times higher He said the probable use of steroids Goldman said t than it is for five to 15 milligrams "Phantoms" American and West German athletes, year could be recognized through "physical per day of a typical program for his doctorate. steroid might be FIXX will a the magazine said. 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