(tanrrttrut Satlg ampita Serving Storrs Since 1896 fWCLj VOL. LXX NO. 45 STORRS. CONNECTICUT Thtrrsdwy, November 10, 1972 senate chooses candidates at open faculty convention by Paulette Thibodeau representation from the Categories of An open faculty convention was held untenured faculty, previous non-Senate Thursday to put new blood into the members of the Senate, and faculty University Senate. The convention chose other than the College of Arts and a slate of candidates to vie for 19 open Sciences. Senate seats in next month's faculty The report of the Commission on election. University Governance, appointed by The University Senate is responsible Homer D. Babbidge said "the Senate is for governing of academic policy at top heavy with senior professors and UConn. It is presently under fire for badly needs a stronger representation of being "too resistant to change, too junior faculty." The report suggested complacent, too cautious, and too that junior faculty mmebers on the deferential to authority" according to Senate could make that body "more five University Senators, Anita Fritz, interesting, imaginative, and creative." It ,'oel K upper man, Jerome Shaffer, Frank also suggested that the senate be more Vasington, and Elliot Wolk. "sensitive to the interests and These five Senators were responsible perspectives of students." for calling together the convention. Fritz said she hoped those who They comprise the steering committee accepted the senatorial nomination charged with trimming the 62 names would hold the four principles which place in nomination Thursday afternoon inspired the calling of the convention: a to 24. These 24 names will make up the more receptive Senate to educational convention endorsed slate of candidates experimentation and innovation; a to compete with slates from other parts senate more sensitive to the views of of the University. students, untenured faculty and other Shaffer said the purpose of the open "underprivileged" groups within the convention was to try to get together University; a Senate which is more people who want to invigorate the aggressive in its leadership; and a Senate Senate. He said the convention should which will speak more effectively for make the Senate more of a leader for faculty views. The part-time coordinator for the Connecticut Citizen's Action Group, Tom progressive ideas. The steering committee will solicit Gleason, spoke to UConn students about Ralph Nader's Public Research Interest The senators on the steering positions statements on university issues Group at an organizational meeting Thursday night in the Student Union. committee said they believed it was from the nominees. (Photo by Randy Philippi) necessary to elect a younger faculty. Of Political Science Professor Curt Beck the 62 names placed in nomination, 21 recommended that the Steering were without tenure. Committee then publicize information The Steering Committee was about the candidates to make them instructed by the senate to maximize better known. public interest group spreads onto campus
by Karen Beck $150,000 or $200,000 and a staff of Consumer advocate Ralph Nader professional lawyers, scientists and started the Public Interest Research researchers, people will start listening to Group (PIRG) about three years ago in you. Either you have power or you Oregon, because he said he thought it don't have it. If Meskill ups state college was an instructive way to get students fees. PIRG will be there with a full-time involved in consumerism. Now PIRG has lobbyist. You won't know six months branches in 13 states and by next fall later after every thing has happened the PIRG hopes to be established in 3_5 behind the scenes." states. "It is spreading like wildfire," according to Tom Gleason, parttime coordinator for Connecticut Citizen's Petition Drive to Start Action Group. He and Bart Russell, PIRG In order to implement the two dollar co-ordinator at UConn and Mai contribution, a petition drive will be Cummings, president of Environmental started after Thanksgiving, Gleason Concern at UConn spoke at PIRG's first said. If over 50% of the students at organizational meeting Thursday. UConn sign up, it will be presented to the Board of Trustees for approval. The PIRG is for Students two dollars will be added to the Student Activities Fee. The PIRG is run by students, is for According to Gleason, students not students, and financed by students, wishing to contribute would receive according to Gleason. Their activities refunds. include year-round research and Gleason said students often ask who lobbying. Some of the projects the will control PIRG. "They arc suspicious Oregon PIRG was involved with of the "Administration'. But the only included mismanagement in non-profit way the administration could grasp housing, faulty re-forestation, rent control is if students do nothing." He leases, pricing, fish kills and oil spills. said PIRG is totally run by students and The PIRG is also concerned with only pursues those projects the court action. A board of students from student-run Board of Directors decides the PIRG hire professionals to do court upon. work for them at salaries of $5-7,000 per year. "The professionals could work for announcement $15,000 on Wall Street but they are banging on our doors," Gleason said. Friday, Nov. 10, is the last day students can drop courses without Students Work for Credits penalty. According to the Univeristy Catalog, students can drop one course According to Gleason students will be without penalty until the end of the able to do independent study work on ninth week of the semester. Students After months of rehearsal, the University of Connecticut Symphony Orchestra various PIRG projects for college credit. wishing to drop a course should pick up will present a concert, Sunday, Nov. 12 at 3 p.m. in Jorgenson Auditorium. The PIRG hopes to have a Connecticut the necessary materials at the windows concert, with conductor Jerome Laszloffy and associate conductor Christopher yearly budget of about $150,000 made on the first floor of the Budds Building, Grzesik, is open to the public and free of charge. The program will include up of two dollar student contributions obtain their advisor's signature, and Schumann's Symphony No. 4 in D minor, Stravinsky's Suite No. 2 and Strauss' added to the Student Activities Fee. return the materials no later than 4:30 "Till F.ulenspiegels Merry Pranks". (Photo by Noel Voroba) Gleason said, "With a budget of p.m. on Friday. Thursday, November 10, 1972 daily campus policy (bttttntttxttxt flatlg (tkxmpu* printing critical letters Editor-in-Chief Lincoln Mil/stein by Lincoln Millstein disagree with her opinion that semester to current discussions The Daily Campus maintains a election coverage was tenuous, involving the lettuce boycott Managing Editor Business Manager set of guidelines for letters to we welcome her kind of interest and religious beliefs. the editor. These are in the newspaper and the type of • - Letters are also edited for Alan K. Reisner Donald E. Waggaman implemented not to restrict inspiration behind her written space and grammar. opinion but to protect our own expression. • - We do not edit letters to integrity in the publishing The following are some basic distort their meaning. business. letters policies: Editors are not infallible. We Many students at the • - We edit letters for taste. are students who make our share University of Connecticut are Unlike the publications of past of errors. We are not always under the misconception that years, obscenities now seldom cognizant of every activity and critical letters directed at the appear in an issue of the Daily opinion on campus. Letters Connecticut Daily Campus stand Campus. therefore lend resonance to our little chance of publication. On 9 - Letters which malign, editorial judgement. the contrary, criticism regarding defame or libel any individuals This is not a self-sustaining those in favor say 'nay^ our coverage, or non-coverage, are also withheld due to obvious newspaper. Rather, this is a goes' far in shaping our legal considerations. newspaper supported by student perspective of news on and off • - The Letters-To-the Editor help and student money. The President Nixon has received a clear mandate of campus. In fact, an unwritten Column is a public column and more participation through support from the American people with his popular policy of the Daily Campus is treated as such by the Daily letters, the more the discourages editors from Campus. We prefer letters that Connecticut Daily Campus vote total of 60.8%. It is apparent the American people publishing favorable letters. refer to topics first raised by the responds to the voices of this did not want Sen. George McGovern to be their Published in today's letters Daily Campus, but that is not community. column is a letter written by always a consideration for President. Not so obvious however are the types of Patricia Wallen of McMahon publication. For instance, we Mr. Millstein is the Editor in programs the Nixon Administration will initiate during Hall. While the editors may have given ample space this Chief of the Daily Campus. the next four years. Nixon's campaign promises to the public were LETTERS TO THE EDITOR mostly of what he intends not to do ■- no dismantling of the defense establishment; no amnesty; no tax us. It also would not have but to improve later schooi gay gathering entailed a lot of extra work for performance. And he asserts that increases and no forced busing. The question remains you, as most of this information such improvement is very real. what positive action will the President take in the next To the Editor: could have been obtained from But the fact that the groups Gay Women's Gathering is a the League of Women Voters. were never chosen at random (as four years? new organization in Storrs; we You might say that it is each proved by the early physical Rarely in history has a candidate become elected want to let people in the individual's responsibility to find data) destroys any meaning of with so few political campaign promises. He has community know what exactly out the facts of the election. school performance, just as it we are: That is true. However, each destroys any meaning of IQ virtually no promises to keep and he doesn't have to Gay: 1. having or showing a individual on this campus is testing. It is no trick to identify worry about being re-elected in 1976. President Nixon joyous mood; 2. bright or paying one dollar per semester a group of children who will do showy; 3. given to an abundance to the Daily Campus and the well in school. And it proves has only a Democratic Congress to restrain him. of social or other pleasures. Gay Daily Campus is, or should be, nothing new, except that the Nixon rarely mentioned his opponent, Sen. suggests a lightness of heart or responsible to the students and groups are, indeed, different. McGovern, by name. Most of the questions McGovern liveliness of mood that is openly their needs. We are paying for They were selected that way. manifested. the Daily Campus and should And the number of various asked about Nixon's political programs, questions of Not sick and guilt-ridden as not have to buy an additional controls or "comparison groups" the Watergate Scandal, and Republican campaign homosexuals are "supposed" to newspaper for information in no way changes the Project, or makes it any more valid. It funding were either put off or completely ignored. be. Not quiet and passive as pertinent to everyone on this women are "supposed" to be. campus. was self-destroyed a good six During the Presidential campaign. President Nixon We are not going to let a If I had realized that you were years ago, when the stayed in his untouchable position. The campaign had straight, male dominated, not going to give us sufficient "enrichment" children were society tell us what to be. We are election information, I would supposedly "chosen at random", no ostensible effect on him, just as the youthful going to be gay-according to the have contacted you sooner. It but when in reality no such protestors in Washington were not going to influence dictionary. seemed unlikely to me, that you thing occurred. This was probably evident from birth his political positions. Nixon left most of the We are not excluding our would fail the students as straight sisters. Gay Women's miserably as you did. data, but the Project has not campaigning up to the members of his family, his Gathering is for all women: gay, Patty Walleru chosen to release the birth data. cabinet and to his other political allies. straight, or uncertain. We want McMahon Hall (If Dr. Brazziel has it, I wish he to end the isolation and would share it with me.) Questions about the Nixon Administration remain helplessness that society tries to I have written that it was unanswered. We know what the President will not do in impose on women who question nearly impossible to obtain the full technical report. Dr. Brazziel the next four years. But there are no clear indications their traditional sexual rules. Women need to support each has said, as if in contradiction, of what Nixon will do, in a positive vein, during his other; that's what we're going to that it was possible to get lots of second term as the President. do. "technical data." Did his Gay Women's Gathering experts, in fact, receive the meets every Sunday evening, at physical data? And did they 7:00 in the Women's Center, study it? And did they see Commons 201. Come join us if nothing wrong in it? if so, then you're a women who wants to one must question their status as be lively, vivacious, blithe, what farm ? . "experts." A first-year student in statistics would reject the null convivial, and festive. To the Editor: hypothesis. It seems more likely Gay Women's Gathering On October 19, I clearly that the crucial data remained wrote an article about the out-of-sight. lettuce strike and Lopez, which (Cmtttprtirut Daily (Hampua Dr. Brazziel states that the the editor chose not to print. I each individual "successes" of Milwaukee have Editors will briefly say what I said then. been multiplying in Illinois, To the Editor: The lettuce strikes are over. News Charlotte Libov, Deb Noyd Florida, Peabody, etc. Did the I was quite disturbed by your There are no agricultural farm Makeup Len Auster same experts "validate" these Features Bob Kaplan, Regina Ferrara exceptionally poor coverage of workers on strike in California at the election. You had one other efforts? Is it Advertising Manager Rob Milford this time, except for the grape "constructive" to accept section a week ago in the pickers. So I was wondering Circulation Mark Greenberg misleading data and poorly presidential election and several what farm Lopez was Cartoons Peter Charpentier designed research? Can Sports Dave Solomon small articles about local supporting. unrepeatable myths in fact lead Assistant Sports Rick I lass, Bob Vacon politics, but that can hardly be to great educational solutions? considered sufficient Sincerely, Editorial Page Peter Krzyzek Well, Dr. Brazziel and I are Chief News Photographer Noel Voroba information for the campus that Steven Tassias obviously operating from Associate News ; Mark Fisher you are publishing for. different rules of evidence. And Assistant Makeup Rich Ricci This is the first year the different rules majority of college students have it may pay us to turn our been eligible to vote, and voting To the Editor: attention to the national in a rational and well I trust the Faithful Readers educational scene, where these informed-manner is one of the will have duly noted that Dr. issues must be ironed out. And it most important acts students Brazziel (Daily Campus, Nov. is hoped that there, as here, will perform this year. By not 18) still did not undermine those of us involved in these writing about the elections, you either my three substantive debates can participate with have failed to serve the points about Milwaukee, nor the openness of inquiry and mutual community. reasoning from those points. good will. Most community newspapers Thus my criticism of Milwaukee Ellis B. Page Professor of Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ct. 0626S. Published dally except are very careful to make sure remains substantially Saturday and Sunday from Sept. 11 through December I and from that the community knows its unchallenged, and the Project Educational Psychology January 17 through April 17; not published during Thanksgiving and Easter Recess. Business office located in the Student Union Building, national and state congressional remains critically destroyed. University of Connecticut, Storrs. Editorial office located on North districts, the candidates of each Dr. Brazziel has said the t^rs tfwjM be- type*. Eeglevllle Road In Storrs. Accepted for national advertising by The and their views, and the intention of the Project was not National Educational ^Advertising Service. Subscriber; United Press To-The-EdKo.. Box U-«. ■*•?** International. Subscription rates, $8.00 per year, $5.00 per semester. statewide and local issues on the just to "raise IQ" (though that •nlMAfcfe atmce of publlcf*— Ttw Return notification of unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut Dally ballot. It would have been quite has been the principal feature of Connecticut OeHy Csmpni Campus, University of Connecticut, Storrs, 0626*. helpful if you had done this for the press releases and publicity), rtftrl to edit letters for space. Thursday, November 10, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campos Page 3 punishment deters crime charles logan concludes in study
by Fred Vollono of severity of punishment as a severe mcthological problems A University of Connecticut deterrent has ever been shown," which make research much sociologist concluded that the Logan said. harder." fact that a criminal can be sure Logan said, "at this time it is His study has based on of punishment for his act may extremely difficult to draw statistics published in the deter him from committing a conclusions from the limited National Prisoner Statistics and crime. data available. Much of it has Uniform Crime reports. There's only a small decrease in crime when there is a definite threat of imprisonment, business professor says To get their message across, the SDS presented a "symbolic" according to Dr. Charles H. puppet show in the Student Union Thursday night about the Logan in his study titled contracting out of food services at UConn. (Photo by Randy "General Deterrent Effects of Philippi) Imprisonment" in the corporations need strategy September issue of "Social Without a good corporate General Precision Inc., explained Forces." strategy, even the best-managed that the principal elements of a Even in state's with the lowest firms can fail, according to a spot and sam fight back in management strategy include certainty of imprisonment, it is UConn professor of Industrial concepts, plans, programs and conceivable that the sanction Administration. budgets which evolve from a threats (prison, etc.) act as an Dr. S. John Montgomery of comprehensive assessment of the symbolic sds puppet show effective criminal deterrent, UConn's Master of Business fundamentals of a business. Logan said. Administration (MBA) program, by Chris Becker who turns out to be a talking Dr. Logan found the value of makes the contention today in a Montgomery said, "No chief Spot, a cafeteria employee, dog with problems. Spot asks severe prison terms as a criminal talk prepared for delivery at a executive can consistently and Sara, a UConn student, Sam if he has any influence with deterrent to be almost meeting in Atlantic City, N.J. manage a strategy unless he has a combined in an effort to stop the "teenyboppers," who are the non-existant. Montgomery addressed the staff to accomplish, on a Mr. Skismil, a park supervisor, Board of Trustees, according to "States with more severe joint annual meeting of the continuing basis, the large from replacing Spot with the Mabbs. penalties for felonies do not Operations Research Society of amount of research" necessary more efficient stick-fetching Spot is upset because the have lower crime rates," he said, America, the Institute of for the program. Huskies Thursday night in the tennyboppers have already "there seems to be no relation Management Science and the Montgomery also said the Student Union. replaced the hot dog vendor between severity of penalties systems division American strategy staff should help a chief Actually Sam, Spot, and Mr. with a machine (the bookstore imposed by judges and Institute of Industrial Engineers. executive to obtain greater Skismil are characters in a transferred to private control) legislatures and lower rates." "In the past, many large, perception for sensing trends Students for a Democratic and they plan to replace him According to Logan, this is well-known corporations, rated and changes the ability to Society's (SDS) symbolic puppet with Huskies, symbolizing the due to the fact that many people by varying standards as being answer hypothetical questions show about the UConn students' private food services. living in high crime areas well managed, have failed or greater perspectives for arriving responsibility regarding the Sam talks about Spot's consider the threat of prison as a suffered serious setbacks," he at normative judgments, and contracting of the university problem with the park normal risk and do not take said. faster reaction through cafeteria services. supervisor Mr. Skismil, who notice of degrees of punishment. "Many reasons have been continuous monitoring of the Carl Mabbs, who wrote and depicts Gov. Meskill, Mabbs said. Logan cites two other factors advanced, but one has assumed environment. produced the puppet show, said Mr. Skismil tells Sam that they that have a dubious effect on an overriding role - a good Montgomery indicated that he plans to take the show to are going to replace the "mutt" deterring crime, one that prison management will fail if its middle and lower middle dormitories to publicize the with Huskies to make the park terms may also induce crime as strategy is poorly formulated management personnel "can and food service issue. better. well as deter it. and managed," he added. should participate in solving The show starts in a park with The curtains close with Sam "Punishment may encourage, Montgomery, a former higher level management Sam throwing sticks for Spot, wondering if the park supervisor embitter and criminalize some assistant corporate controller at problems." cares more about the park than people while at the same time the people in it. having a deterrent effect on announcement SDS members are planning to others," he said. pass out fact sheets and posters A second factor is authorities Low Cost Living Ronald E. Dickerson, around campus next week on respond to higher crime rates by University residency hearing contracting out the food implementing more severe officer, released the following services. penalties, "although no relation At It's Finest statement earlier this week. Any student classified as RT.91 WEST SPRJNGFID., MASS. out-of-state who feels he Why rent when you can own a qualifies as a bona fide resident mobile home more reasonably? of Connecticut should, prior to m VALACHI PAPERS" (Rj Have real privacy- November 30, 1972, request a COJM. TP1KL, EXIT 41, ORANGE 5J-LADY SINGS THE low cost financing easily available. change in classification. Petitions •—' BLUES" for residency change are [fin "SLAUGHTER " (R) f5] "DELIVERANCE" il available from the office of the Arrow Acres Mobile Home Park Dean of Students, room 214, SI "VALACHI PAPERS' [4J"LADY SINGS THE Corner Rt. 44A-195, Storrs. Budds Building or from the £-*
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in Paris. WASHINGTON (UPI) presidential loss with continued pass some major bills Nixon (UPI) - The United States The Vietnamese Communists President Nixon declared in an firm control of Congress, a gain vetoed last month, including said Thursday it believes the accused Washington of delaying interview published Thursday of one in Democratic veterans' medical care and a Vietnam peace negotiations were the signing of a peace treaty so it that his second-term goal is to governorships and seizure of giant HEW-Labor appropration. entering their final stage. But could strengthen South Vietnam cut big government down to four state legislatures from Then, he said, the Democrats North Vietnam said "peace is size, avoid a tax increase and Republican control, in Oregon, will press for closing tax law not for tomorrow." and said a giant airlift was pouring 1,500 tons of weapons restore a spirit of Minnesota, South Dakota and loopholes, a $2 minimum wage, Following Thursday's session daily into Saigon. "independence, self-reliance and Montana. some form of national health of the Paris peace talks an Saigon dispatches said pride" in the American people. House Democratic Whip insurance, additional consumer official U.S. spokesman said the American military transports He also expressed complete Thomas P. O'Neill of protection and diversion of United States expects agreement and chartered civil aircraft were confidence - "you can bank on Massachusetts, a strong highway trust funds to urban to be reached at an early landing at nearby Tan Son Nhut it" — that there will be a peace contender to succeed the missing mass transit systems. meeting between the North airbase Thursday with more settlement in Vietnam. Hale Boggs as House leader, told With their strong Vietnamese and White House military equipment to supply In an hour-long, copyrighted UPI there was "no message" to non-presidential base still intact, adviser Henry A. Kissinger. South Vietnam with a backlog in interview with the Washington Congress in the Nixon landslide. unlike the post-election The North Vietnamese, the event a cease-fire prevents Star-News, held Sunday at San Rather, he said, "the el" ■:tion Republicans in 1964, the however, said there would be no new weaponry from being Clemente, Calif., before his mandate appears to have been Democrats were moving quickly early peace in Vietnam. introduced into the country. landslide re-election, the for more independence in to overhaul their national "The reason is simple-the Military sources in Saigon said Congress." leadership, starting with a United States refused to sign the the U.S. Air Force has President scoffed at suggestions O'Neill said Congress* first growing campaign to dump Mrs. peace agreement it has already that, once free of the pressures business after convening Jan. 3 Jean Westwood as Democratic completed rush delivery of F5 agreed to," said Hanoi of running for office, he would was likely to be an attempt to national chairwoman. Freedom Fighters "borrowed" embark on massive new social negotiator Nguyen Miinh Vinh from Iran for South Vietnam in programs to solve domestic the airlift expected to continue problems. for five to seven more days. "Nothing could be further While the airlift continued, from the mark," he said. mideast clash begins anew Gen. Alexander Haig, Kissinger's "...Reform using money more top aide, flew to Saigon to confer with South Vietnamese effectively will be the mark of but said Israeli pilots downed Supersonic Syrian MIG21 (UPI) Syria and Israel President Nguyen Van Thieu. this administration, rather than two Syrian MIG21s. They said interceptors were sent up to Thursday fought with jets, tanks The reported plans to continue simply coming up with huge new one soldier and two civilians meet them. and artillery along the entire the airlift for seven more days bundles of money to throw at length of their border in the were wounded in a three-hour Israeli spokesmen said the the problems." led to speculation that there fiercest battle since the Middle artillery duel with Syrian guns. two downed Syrian Jets went would be no signing of a But Nixon was drawing the down behind their own lines and East cease-fire went into effect A senior Israeli officer said proposed cease-fire agreement in lines for a battle royal with the 27 months ago. between 2,000 and 3,000 rounds "the rest of the Syrian planes 9 3 rd Congress, whose the Vietnam conflict for at least Military spokesmen in of high explosive shells impacted escaped to their bases near another week. Democratic leadership already Damascus said Syrians shot on Israeli positions on a 25-mile Damascus." Syrian spokesmen Along the South Vietnam's were setting their own goals, down four Israeli planes and lost front. said the first two downed Israeli northern border U.S. Air Force including tax reform, national two of their own. At least two Both sides agreed that the jets fell on the occupied B52 bombers were trying to health insurance, a boost in the territory and the other two fell of the Israeli crews went down fighting began with an early wreck a similar pre-truce minimum wage and bigger aid on the "border proper and with their planes, spokesmen afternoon Israeli aerial attack on Communist buildup. for mass transit. Israeli helicopters removed their said. two Syrian positions. It ended at Intelligence sources in Saigon The Democrats survived pilots." Tel Aviv spokesmen denied dusk with what an Israeli officer reported North Vietnam is George S. McGovern's disastrous called a tense quiet along the In the only comments on the any aircraft were lost or even hit attempting to mirror the U.S. front. effects of the artillery duels, airlift by pouring men and During the peace interlude an Syrian spokesmen said their equipment across the DMZ area Israeli officer said "The Syrians 122mm and 130mm field guns and into the Communist-held must ask themselves what they "scored direct hits on enemy today's news briefs northern portion of Quang Tri may suffer tomorrow if they positions." province. »ST. THOMAS, V.I. (UPI) - • BELFAST (UPI) - A huge continue to let the terrorists Sen. George S. McGovern, his bomb exploded in a downtown cross their border." chartered jet and Secret Service Belfast parking garage Thursday Israeli spokesmen said Arab protection gone, stood in line and a series of gunbattles guerrillas passed through the two NORTHWEIST with ordinary tourists Thursday wounded at least six persons in attacked positions enroute to to fly to the Virgin Islands for a the Northern Ireland capital. fights in the Israeli-occupied week of rest after his crushing Golan Heights. CAMPUS election defeat. • HARTFORD (UPI) - Before The attacking Israeli planes Tuesday's elections Gov. killed one soldier and wounded •WASHINGTON (UPI) -Jean Thomas J. Meskill was stressing two others, spokesmen in COUNCIL Westwood, claiming she still had the urgency of a tax cut in time Damascus said. the support of George S. for Christmas. Israeli pilots were ordered to McGovern, resisted pressure for But Thursday he said it would attack four frontline Syrian B.O. Gr. her to resign as Democratic be better for the state to hold positions, two artillery bases national chairwoman Thursday off until a new study is finished about six miles from the front and said she would fight any - the second tax reform package and a surface-to-air missile site present a attempt to force her out. he has ordered up this year. about 12 miles back.
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by Tom Taylor of language, particularly, "do couldn't find it anywhere." first tries marijuana and shockingly barbaric moments Easy Rider, one of the best your own thing," "groovy," and Pulling off a giant deal, expounds on the validity of leaves you stunned and upset films of 1969, fares as well three possibly an excess of the word motorcyclists Billy and Captain UFO's is one of the film's most even after you leave the theatre. years later with its re-release. "man," this film is as enjoyable America (Dennis Hopper and enjoyable. But a film does not Dennis Hopper's directorial Seeing the trailer for the film and ultimately shocking as it was Peter Fonda) store the money in have to be enjoyable in order to debut is remarkable. The last week, it seemed as if this when first released. gasoline tank and head for be exceptional. Some films' soundtrack includes such artists film would be somewhat dated It is a film about a man who Louisiana — and the Mardi Gras. humor only draws the film as Steppenwolf, the Band, the now, in 1972. Except for the use went "looking for America, but On their way, they encounter towards a dynamic message. Byrds, Hendrix and the usually parts — sometimes only traces — Easy Rider is such a film. It is unnoticed "Ballad of Easy of America. "Gracious" motel more than a film about quote Rider" by Roger McQuinn. Overnight...a star... owners, desolation, a hitchhiker hippies unquote. It is about this Along with Hopper, Fonda Over many nights...a legend (Luke Askew) who brings them country, particularly the South. and Nicholson, the film stars to a commune, and jail all lay in And it is not a very good South Karen Black and Toni Basil as their path. at that. the "U.S. Prime," Robert <, But it is in jail they meet The . amateurish performers Walker. Luana Anders (currently George Hanson (Jack used are natural. The way they in Downey's Greaser's Palace) Nicholson), a lawyer who is as are pictured is the way they are. and Sabrina Scharf. interested in booze For director Dennis Hopper to "Did you ever want to be (NIT-NIT-NIT) as they are in have dressed these bit parts up as somebody else?" - "I'd like to marijuana. Along he goes, high professionals would have try Porky Pig." A potentially- < school football helmet and all, destroyed the effect, the realism, good alternative in a land which to the Mardi Gras with Billy and and the film. can't be found. Easy Rider hits Written He didn't, and this film's you in the gut. Captain America. on the I MGM PRESENTS jack Nicholson's performance | AN ASSOCIATES ANO ALDRtCH COMPANY PROOUCTION as George remains the highlight new york acting pros *IW LEGEND of of the film. Winner of the I LYLAH CLARE*ifc* prestigious New York Film > y Critics' Award as best supporting bring "great god brown TECHNICOLOR® KIM NOVAK-PETER FINCH actor, he was nonetheless sadly ERNEST BORGNINE deprived an Academy Award, as The New Phoenix Repertory "Mr. Brown." and Catherine METUOCOLOD »£lMGM Gig Young won for They Shoot Theater, a team of professional Helmond as "Margaret." ROCK HUDSON LAUREN BACALL Horses, Don't They? . "You New York actors and directors Mr. McMartin starred in the A Film Society Presentation know, this used to be a good will bring their production of Los Angeles and New York ROBERT STACK DOROTHY MALONE country," says George after the "The Great God Brown" to the productions of Follies and in the SATURDAY NOV. 11 Directed by three are turned away from a University of Connecticut's Broadway staging of Sweet VDM $.75 & CARD DOUGLAS SIRK Southern restaurant. Jorgenscn Auditorium Charity. He also played opposite The scene where Nicholson November 13. Shirley MacLaine in the film Broadway director, Harold version of Charitx. Prince, whose recent hits include Mr. Hecht performed for Tallies and Tiddler on the Roof, Connecticut theatergoers last directed the Phoenix summer at the American NORTH WILUNGTON VILLAGE production. Shakespeare Festival in Stratford The troupe's appearance here where he starred as "Anthony" is an authentic reproduction of an old New England'%village. Surrounding a is part of a special university in both Julius Caesar and central green, these apartments offer all the conveniences that modern tour undertaken by the Phoenix Anthony and Cleopatra. tenants expect. Repertory prior to its Miss Helmond, winner of the three-month New York Clarence Derwent Award and Central air-conditioning Wall-to-wall carpeting engagement slated for this Variety Critics Poll. has Automatic Dehumidifier Full Ceramic Bath season performed for theatergoers in Climate-control Heat Oversized Closets Starring in the Eugene O'Ncil this state as a leading member of Self-cleaning Oven and Range Individual Basements classic will be John McMartin as the Hartford State Company. Dishwasher Wagon Sheds - Horseless Carriages "Dion Anthony," Paul Hccht as Refrigerator Highway Convenience In addition, the village offers the warmth of a fireplace, simplistic design and a quiet solitude that has been lost for over 200 years. Early tenants will have the opportunity to pick colors and stains for Gay Lib Dance woodworking, carpets, kitchen appliances, and interior decorating to co-ordinate with their individual fixtures. For information or inspection - Call 684-3081 or write: Fri. 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I ?H5i-5. •#•£! -"-?«*:,■* Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, November 10, 1972 discussion on latin america med center gives tours convenes here on no v. 18
The present and future needs Educational Film-Making: The tour guides now being trained of Latin America will be Latin American Experience." explored here Nov. 18 at the Following a luncheon-business The public is being invited to has hardly rested at all since I Laboratory areas for basic annual meeting of the New meeting, the conferees will see sections of the new started this job." She and others science teachers and those who England Council on Latin participate in a panel discussion University of Connecticut are now involved in combine teaching with patient American Studies (NECLAS). of the question, "Is There an Health Center buildings here and "self-training" members of the care; About 150 experts on Central Alternative to Dependency? Can the center's first tour guides are guide group. And a typical in-patient floor and South America will gather at Latin-America Go It Alone?' in training for the expected in the Health Center's hospital. the University of Connecticut The session will be chaired by influx of visitors. At present, the Health Center for a series of panel discussions Dr. Arpad Von Lazar, an Pays Tribute to Co-Chair men Mrs. Gary F. Burt, a member is trying to schedule 45-minute focusing on such topics as the authority on comparative of the Junior League of tours, generally on a group basis, "ethno-history" and dependent politics from the Fletcher between 3 to 5 p.m. Mondays, status of Latin America. School of Law and Diplomacy. Hartford, is the leader of the She pays tribute to her two Tuesdays, Thursdays and Panelists will include Dr. Susan group and recruited most of its co-chairmen, Mrs. Thomas Fridays. Groups of up to about E. Eckstein of Boston members, some 60 women from Loo mis and Mrs. Michael Wade, Plank is Coordinator 100 people can easily be University; Dr. Edward Milenky about 60 different civic and who have also become deeply of Boston College; Dr. Marcelo community organizations. involved in recruiting and accommodated. Dr. John Plank, a UConn Selowsky of Harvard University Some of these organizations organizing the guide "troops." political scientist and director of and Dr. Richard Weisskoff of are the Revitalization Corps, Tours Will Increase While the Health Center is not the Institute of International Yale University. Junior Women's Clubs in aand Intercultural Studies, is communities near Farmington, finished, several important units Dr. Plank said NECLAS have been occupied. These, and Tours at other times, and for coordinator of the NECLAS consists of Latin American the Children's Museum, the conference which will take place Urban League Guild, the League other areas not yet completed or groups larger than 100, can be scholars from a variety of at the Bishop Continuing of Women Voters, the Migratory occupied, can be seen now. accommodated but will require academic fields. He said Education Center. Children's Program, the YWCA, Among facilities on view are: special arrangements for parking members represent colleges and Dr. Plank said the one-day and the American Field Service. Offices for the administration and other details. unviersities across New England, Burt, a southern-born mother of the Health Center and its As units of the Health Center program will begin with a 9 a.m. and New York State. of two" small girls who has medical and dental schools; are completed, these will be talk by Dr. Robert C. Padden, an devoted weeks of effort' to Educational quarters for added to the "tour route." historian from Brown University recruiting and organizing the students in their first two years Tours are being handled by the who will discuss 'The UNIVERSITY guides, jokingly says, "My phone at the schools; Publications Department at the F.thno Historian and His Craft." Health Center. This will be followed by a PHARMACY It is hoped that the center's discussion of recent Activitictivities 200 bed teaching hospital and its developments in Latin American adjoining medical and dental Literature by Dr. Emir Jewel ryl outpatient clinics, and all other Rodriguez-Monegal of Yale "Down on the Farm" Phi upsilon Omlcron, mandatory There win be a lecture on Yoga University's Department of meeting, Tues.. Nov. 14, 7pm. Home meditation by a disciple of Sri units of the Health Center, will Hand crafted jewelry from Ec Lounge. Election of Officers. Chlnmoy on Wed., Nov. IS, at be completed in 1973. It is then Latin American Literature. Maine. Also a complete line of 7:30pm In S.U. 217. All are Sam Bryan of Brooklyn welcome. the hospital and clinics are due Kim Jewelry. All members of the Kundalinl Yoga to begin accepting patients. College will conclude the Club wishing to go to the feast in w. Play Ping Pong with the UConn Table While the tour program has morning lecture program with a Handcrafted earrings by Chris. Hartford Sun. please meet Howard In Tennis Club. Every Monday night discussion of "Problems of the Community House parking lot at 7-10 pm at the Field House. Women begun officially, some 100 1:00pm Sun. and spectators are welcome. No groups have already toured the experience necessary. Draft Counseling: Storrs Draft Health Center site or facilities Information Committee will have All Speech Pathology majors come to since ground was broken in early counselors available at Yggdrasil discuss the program, courses and House, 4 Gilberty Rd., Wed. 2-6 and registration with faculty. Mon. Nov. 1966. 7-9 or appt. available 429-5900. 13 at 4:00pm In Hu 143.
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship - SAILING CLUB-Salllng on Sunday, "Bible and Life," Boston, Nov. Nov. 12, at 10am. Everyone All The SHOOT 17-19. Call 429-7466. Friday: welcome. discussions, refreshments, 7 p.m., St. With Mark's Chapel. This Sun. evening, 8 pm In VDM, the Pancakes You Experimental College presents 2 free Have you heard about YOUR films, "Song of Ceylon" (1936 Can Eat Women's Center? It's In Commons British Documentary), and "A Tree 201. and open every day. Come In Grows In Brooklyn". and visit. We'd love to rap with you. Sun. Nov .12 CASAX GARAGE 429-7918. E.C.C. presents "The Playboy of the Western World" starring Siobhan McKenna, on Wed., Nov. 15. Free 9am-1pm Sweet Virginia's Bi-weekly Friday SATURDAY, NOV. 11 evening Entertainment-Featuring candy with every admission. Folksingers Maralyn & Carrol- Beer, The dance at Hawley Armory this 8:30-1:00 Wine, Food-2nd night. Fri. Nov. 10, Hollister A Friday has been CANCELLED. 8-1 , Morgan House Towers. JEFFERSON HOUSE Donation $1.00 Arts and Crafts fair — Nov. 29, 30, Freshmen Varsity Swim meet-Sat. and 31. Info and application for Nov. 11,1 pm at Brundage Pool. Craftsmen display table available at Refreshments Bring I.D. BOG Commons 319 till Nov. 10.
Dance to "Park Three" at Hawley Armory, Fri., Nov 10, 8:30. Admission $.7 5 BYOB Sponsored by UConn Ski Team. ABORTION HELP, Inc. Counseling Service for INFORMATION SBA students located outside rm. 113 SBA, Hours 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. PREGNANCY TEST AVAILABLE
Judo club workout - 11 a.m. Sunday An Abortion can be arranged in the Gym - New improved mats! All within 24 hours are invited. Come play with us. You can return home Circolo Italiano — will meet Weds., the same day yon leave. Nov. 15. 8 p.m. In SU 103. Un benvenuto a tutti. We want to get rolling - so come with ideas. Dance to Uncle Nubb. Shippee Hall. CALL COLLECT: Friday Nov. 10. 9:00 - 1 :00.
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CLuaffied and activities For Sato: Yamaha STsndard Skies, DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND - E For Salexasflnger ski boots, women's WEDDINGS RINGS. 3,000 ring notice, .hould be directed to the £<, ^J™ .no ^SSLM sue 7. Excellent condition, only too selections In all styles at *°* Ride wanted to Boston this Frl. or Daily Campus Business office in fiberglass, great for advanced novlca small. Originally $60, will sell $30 or discount to students, staff, and Sat. Will share expenses. Cheryl. best offer. Call 429-6065. ^^ faculty. Buy direct from leading 429-1963. the Student Uuion, Room 112. jgflBSSl JT ^ ^"^ Must SelhGlbson guitar J-60 Deluxe. RgTOMWT 4SW SAVE! 1 n carat FOUND: Glasses from Strand Optical Deadline for notices is 1 pjn. sr r—— Only 2 months old, has guarantee, % ncm P k UP- M the date before publication; For Sato: 1970 Langs F/o Comps, originally $210. Best offer. Call NJ.&X*rSm8ffiiBS2S. 07023. °*- *°""' - * *" '"- Friday afternoon for Monday's *u# u- •nd 1,7° Treppeur Comps 429-6085. _,._ (toathar), size 10. Bast offer, newspaper. 429-0172. Services offered - Future CPA's, Now Renting, The New Barbara TYPING: Papers and Theslses typed Classified rate* are: $1 per Learn how to prepare for the CPA Manor, wooded setting. Short-term on IBM Setectric typewriter. Exam. BECKER CPA REVIEW teases available. Off Cedar-Swamp Reasonable rates. Call Lynda at day. $240/3 days and $330/5 WANTED A room win tad in Rd. For Appointment call 429-3525. 429-4|B4. Experienced. comfortable house or apartment In COURSE. Call collect 203-246-048S. days limited to 20 words. There Storrs araa beginning January I. Call 1967 Sunbeam Alpine 4 cyl. 4 speed"; is a charge of S cents each Steve at 486-280 7. LOST: Columbia Lake Thesis Data In low mileage. Excellent Condition Praise the Lord and Pass the ooch. additional Word. green plastic covered 3-ring i$635.00 Call 429*1109 Have a drunken birthday tomorrow For Sato: 4 place drum sat, pretty notebook. Lost sometime between "Cool Ray". From Mike, Bob and Activities must be limited to blue, bought this summer, no place Oct.29-Nov.l . Phone 423-4266 or Research Study on Deviate Behavior Tom. 20 words. Activity notices more to play. Can 4SC-4403. 429-4369. on Campus • Individuals engaged in such behavior, La., sex, crime et al, Found: Near St. Mark's Chapel-White than one weeh in advance will ~~ " " ~" ~ T~TT are needed to volunteer Information. female full-grown cat with 2 different . . Willow View Apartments - Route97, LOST LOST LOST: 1 pair eyeglasses, not oe inserted. Lebanon. Immediate occupancy. 4 wire, round, copper, curved ends. Strictly confldenttel. Call 429-9690, colored eyes; white plastic collar Call: R.Nicholson: 429-2800 742-9470. Caii-486-3 728 days; 429-7663 ~ — ' —'——• * ■■' ' 1/2 rooms, two bedrooms. Complete evenings, weekends. PREGNANCY TESTING by mall, new luxurious facilities. Commuting For Sate: jg 70 Triumph Spitfire. Very Completely confidential. Absolutely distance to UConn 246-7464 . Yesskee Bob fast supergood VW good condition, serviced regularly, reliable. All tests performed by repair. Rebuild to tune up we got Michel In X Radlsls. Call 429-9479. "He who loves never grows old: God your number call 423-0353 or come Is a shining example.■ Sri Chlnmoy government certified, federally For Sate: Stereo Equipment Advent to S. Wlndham Cttgo Rts 203 and 32. For sale: Ladles' long plaid winter Meditation Group. Every Wed. and licensed laboratory. Prompt results. 201 Cassette Deck with Dolby BSR coat, brought from France - never Thuri. at 7pm. SU 217. Send for free kit containing complete turntable Concord STA-3S Receiver, ror Sate: Miranda Sensomat 35mm worn - sin 5-7. Originally $90, asking Instructions, urlng sample container, Kemp Speakers. 429-569C. $40,429-7271. and mailer. Atom and Eve, P.O. Box SLR. Includes: Tele-converter, case BEST WHSHES to room 411 on the waist-level finder, bellows, eyecup, opening of their new 2556-PY*. Chapel HIM, N£. 27514. Kappa Ivory white, solid body, 50mm 1 .8 auto mkranda. Excellent For Sale: 1969 Mustang G.T. business-Crayola, Chauchee, Ernie, teardrop, 3-pickup guitar and 100 Convertible, 3S1, automatic, Prune, Flam, Bucky, Sam, Whistlin' watts (RMS) 2-channel amplifier. Condition. 2 year warranty left For Sate: 1999 Kawasaki 500 Mach asking $160.00. Call 429-3151 tilt-away steering wheel Deluxe Dixie, Otter and Canteiope III with luggage rack, turn signals. Contact Ed, 429-7471. Interior with high-back bucket seats, Clean. It files. Mark, 219 Middlesex. FM stereo radio, original low REWARD offered to anyone giving NEED EXTRA $$$? Part-time or full-time. Choose your own hours. mileage: 45,000, black Jade with $10 and Free Transportation to For Sate: 196 3 4 w.d. Willys Jeep Info, leading to conviction regarding Many make over $4.00 an hour. white power top, one-owner car in UConn following Thanksgiving a stolen orange and black Yamaha Wagon 299 Ford Engine In good Fringe benefits too. Call after 5 pm excellent condition. Call: 9284063. break! Male wanted to move piano condition. Must be seen. Call after motorcycle under Life Sciences or weekends 4 23-3928. (Eastford.) and drive U-haul van from Wayne, 5:00. 429-5206 or 429-8122. Annex. Mon. Nov. 6 between 10-'" NJ., Sun., Nov. 26. For Info call a.m. Call 822-8329. Roommate wanted - Immediately. MAJORITY CARD PHOTOS 429-8298. after 5 p.m. Mountain View Apt. - Vernon - 2 TAKEN 6:30-7 pm CONN DAILY bedroom apt. $92 30 mo. and share CAMPUS OFFICE (NEXT TO BLUE FOUND: Set of keys on walk In back telephone and electric. Call 972-0028 AND WHITE REST.) MON. THRU of Koons Hall. Call Carol, 429-7777. - evenings. THURS. $ 1.00 SEE NOEL. STORRS COMMUNITY CHURCH f i _^^__^____^^^_ i 1962 Fair land - has snows and runs well. Auto V8. Make offer • also Welcomes You 1964 Sunroof VW bus $450 - 109 Christ Centered Worship j Emerald Ave., WHIImantlc. Activities Bible Studies < Wanted to Purchase old Lionel trains. All the psTtcakes you can eat! College student gone berserk with Women's Center — Commons 201, Sunday, Nov. II, 9 a.m.-l p.m. Meeting: 10 A.M. Sundays Storrs Grammar Schooled Lionel madness. Will buy all and pay and open everyday. Come In and Ho Ulster-A. Routes 195 and 275 S accordingly. Call Max, 429-2919. visit. We'd love to rap with you. 429-7918. "Education In China" talk by Dr. c^ Ford Mustang. 1966, 6 Cyl.. ■Norman Chance, UConn Speaking the Truth in Love .. Ephesians 4:19 Standard Trans. Excellent Cond. Sunday, Nov. 1 2, AtkJ Bookmobile, a anthropologist, 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Great Winter Car. New Transmission, Nov. 12, Unitarian Meetinghouse, Shocks, Tires. Call Robin, evenings, collection of Jewish books for sale at Hiltel House, 5 :00 p.m. Danny Stegel Spring Hill Road, Storrs. Info, §MiQ!m£MM^^ 423-0516. will speak. Refreshments. 429-2510. 1 i. • SIT. SUN. Hiltel Study Semlnat on The Life of Meeting - for all those who have MONSTER MUNCHIES Jacob, meets Thursdays at Hlllel participated in a Christian encounter House from 4:00-5:00. All Interested weekend - 7 p.m. Mon. night - St. students are Invited to attend. Thomas Aquinas Center. Please be Friday & Sat Nite prompt. See the Detroit-Boston Celtic Benefit Special Cheeseburger basketball game in Springfield, Mass. Attention - ski Instructors - anyone Mon., Nov. 13. Tickets are on sale in Interested in teaching skiing for French Fries University please attend meeting S.U. Lobby, Wednesday. Wed., Nov. 15, 8:00 p.m. P.E. and drink for only classroom. 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gsBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsVsBsl •' PageS Connecticut Dairy Campus Thursday, November 10. 1972 weekend brings relaxation gridder's idle on Saturday by Dave Solomon Crusaders. The game, beginning sub-varsity event, the swimming Varsity football at UConn at 2:00, will have special team will take on their freshmen takes a weekend off for significance because it nemisis at 1:00 p.m. Saturday at relaxation, while the soccer undoubtedly will be under the the Brundage Pool in the Field squads (varsity and sub-varsity) watchful eyes of the NCAA House. It is the first splash of and the freshman gridders carry post-season tourney selection the season for the aquamen. the burden of athletic committee. Also, it is the final On Monday, the ncaa-bound? excitement for the University of tuneup for Rhode Island the mononucleosis struck Cross Connecticut this weekend. following weekend. The Rhody Country team winds up the Freshman football gets the contest will decide the Yankee season when it travels to New early jump with a 2:00 p.m. Conference Championship. York City for the IC4A by Len Auster start against the UMass frosh at Although not a varsity or Championships. While the UConn Husky soccer team battles Holy Cross on the Amherst today. The 4-1 Pup's field this weekend, they will also be in another battle of sorts. This will be aiming for a comeback one will decide whether the Huskies go on to post-season play or win, after dropping its previous soccer team eyes first wait until next year for their chance at the national championship. start to the New Hampshire The NCAA University Division New England Selections freshmen last week. Committee meeting this weekend will decide who will participate in One hour later at New Haven, yancon championship the University division New England playoffs. Unlike past years, the the sub-varsity soccer team NCAA has decided to split college and university teams into two challenges their Yale by Bob Vacon lampshire tied for second with separate divisions; meaning two championships. The College division counterparts. It will be the final With their first Yankee 7 points each. championship will be held at the University of Southern Illinois at game for both the frosh gridders Conference championship ever Although a win against Holy Edwardsville on Dec. 7 & 9. The University division championship and the sub-varsity booters. in sight, the UConn Husky Cross would not count in the round will be held in Miami, Florida on Dec. 27 & 29. The semi-final soccer team will host the Holy YanCon standings, it could help The Big One round and final round games will be at the Orange Bowl. Cross Crusaders Saturday at when the NCAA invitations are Saturday, the varsity soccer Bridgeport, Springfield, Hartford, and New Haven, have already 2:00 p.m. sent out. team hosts the Holy Cross been selected for the New England College division. Of the four The Huskies will be trying to The Huskies will be pitting teams, three are now ranked in the top ten in New England soccer bounce back after their 3-1 their high-scoring forward line of circles. Of the top ten teams in the rankings, seven of them are husky swimmers defeat at the hands of Williams Tim Hunter (10 goals), Frantz college division teams. This leaves a big question in the university College Wednesday. Their record Innocent (6 goals), Ron Fedus division selections. Who do you take when everyone else is gone, or oppose frosh in stands at 7-5-1, and before the (4 goals), and Mike Swofford (4 ineligible? loss to eighth ranked Williams, goals) against the Crusaders. In the latest rankings, the UConn soccer team was sixth in New UConn was tied with Hartford Thus far this season, the Huskies England. This was before Wednesday's 3-1 loss to Williams College, intrasquad meet for the sixth spot in the New have been a streaky, inconsistent England ratings. team, as evidenced by two games who were seventh in New England. Even with the loss, it can be On Saturday, November 11 at Freshman soccer coach, and which they played three days assumed that Connecticut will not drop out of the New England top 1 p.m. in Brundage pool, the scout for the varsity Pete apart, losing one 3-0 and ten, a place which they have occupied all season long. UConn swim team will have its McDevitt said, "I would say that winning the next 12-0. The Two teams, Harvard University and Brown University, are annual intersquad meet between UConn would have to be defense has been shakey at times virtually assured spots in the New England region. Harvard is No. 1 the freshmen and the varsity favored, but it'll be a tough but it has not allowed more than in New England as well as being nationally ranked while Brown is teams. According to Coach ballgame. The field is in poor three goals in any one game this No. 3 in New England soccer. McDivitt, the Husky pups are condition right now, and for a year. With two teams still to be officially named, UConn head coach expected to give the veterans a team that passes as well as ours, Joe Morrone who is also chairman of the New England Selections good battle. this is a disadvantage." Committee, feels his team still has a good chance of collection. With This year the team is Connecticut beat the his team involved, Morrone will be a non-voter in the selection and preparing to face some national will be replaced by Maine coach Paul Stoyal. Other voting coaches Crusaders 1-0 last year, but the swimming powers when it travels Tonights dance at on the committee will be Terry Jackson (Wesleyan) and Whitey game this year will have much South during the semester break. Hawley Armory Burnham (Dartmouth). more at stake. According to The Huskies are scheduled to Teams which are in the running for the last two spots in the McDevitt, "This is a crucial participate in a meet in the Featuring University division include Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode game. The players know they Swim Forum in Fort Island, and Boston University. UConn is 7-5-1 for the season. BU is have to win this one before they Lauderdale, Florida and then 7-6; UNH is 6-2-1; and URI is 4-4-1. Records may be deceiving in play Rhode Island. A loss to face Georgia, South Carolina, PARK III some cases, however. UConn has faced seven teams which are or Holy Cross would dampen the East Carolina, North Carolina were in the New England top ten rankings this year. Four of their team's enthusiasm." State, and John Hopkins on losses have come against teams in the top ten. UNH has lost only The YanCon standings show has been postponed. their way home. twice, one of their losses a 2-1 decision to UConn. But, the rest of UConn leading with 8 points, UConn captains Tom Welch their schedule has been easy compared to others. with Rhode Island, and New and Butch Hoffman are very URI may only be at a .500 level buy they have faced top flight enthusiastic about the upcoming competition. They also lost to Bridgeport and Brown. season hoping that UConn will BU, another team in the running, has lost to both UConn and have another winning season and UNH. They have seven wins but against teams of lower caliber. imporive on their last year's fifth Weighing all of the evidence which will be presented before them, place finish in New England the Selections Committee must make careful choices. Hopefully, competition. UConn will be one of the four. 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