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Vol.XCI No. 49 The University of Connecticut Monday, November 16,1987 Room and board fees up $200 for next year By John Carella The proposal also stated that Daily Campus Staff the Extended Deadline Option The average UConn student Fee was approved in 1981 to living on campus will pay an provide the Financial Aid extra $200 next fall as part of a Office more processing time room and board fee increase without punishing the student. unanimously voted on by the It is no longer necessary Board of Trustees Friday. "because of improvements that All dormitory residents will have been made to systems in pay an extra $100 in their the Financial Aid Office," room fees next year, with those stated the proposal from who live in large dormitories Thomas R. Popplewell, acting paying an another extra $80 for vice president for Finance. their board fee, and those who The trustees will act on the live in small dormitories proposal at their next meeting paying an another extra $90. January 8. The fee increases, per year, Along with the housing fee were originally proposed at increases, the board also September's meeting and were increased the general university voted on without discussion at fee from $80 to $810 a year. Friday's meeting. The trustees also redefined the The Trustees also tabled a 520 athletic center surcharge motion that would wipe out that was scheduled to end this the Extended Deadline Option year. That $20 surcharge will Fee which allows a student to now be part of the general extend payment of fees and unversity fee and will be used wmmm tuition by a month. The tabled exclusively for intramural Steve Rammel beats a Harvard opponent in round two of the national motion would also add a $50 athletic equipment and facility championship tournament yesterday. UConn lost in overtime, 1-0 (Chris Nelson late fee for all undergraduate maintenance, said Popplewell. photo). students whose fees and tuition The surcharge was originally were not paid by the due date. adopted in November, 1984 to The proposal stated that the raise $900,000 over three years reason for this was because this to help pay for the Conn Kennedy nomination splits summer it was "very difficult Dome. The original surcharge to determine how many was supported by a student students were paid in full and referendum. anti-abortion community eligible for a dormitory room Fiscal Manager of Student WASHINGTON (AP)— Kennedy because he favors that legalized abourtion. until just before the start of Activities Milton J. Wrobleski Anthony M. Kennedy's judicial rcstraint-interpriting But another anti-abortion class." See page 4 Supreme Court nomination has law, not making it. The group, the American Life split the anti-abortion organization said only a League, said it opposes communiiy, even though he judicial activist would favor a Kennedy because he didn't has never ruled on an abortion decision such a Roc vs. Wade, criticize the Roc decision when case during 12 years on the the 1973 Supreme Court ruling he had the chance to. bench. On anti-abortion Mwhelsms: organization offered positive, but guarded praise for the nomination, a second strongly Wright wrong to step criticized it, and two other groups took no position. into Contra peace plan The abortion question is Wright's involvement crucial to these groups and to WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republican Leader immediately came under fire pro-choice organizations from Reagan administration because the court is considered Robert H. Michel yesterday sharply criticized House officials, with White House split 4-4 on the issue. The spokesman Marlin Fitzwater next nominee could tip the Speaker Jim Wrigh*. for his involvement in the saying Reagan "is concerned" balance for years to come. about the speaker's activities Pro-choice groups and other negotiations between Nicaragua and the U.S.-backed Contra and, "We don't know what he's women's organizations have rebels, charging that the up to." taken no position yet on Democrat is "absolutely Michel, an Illinois Kennedy. wrong" to step into the peace Republican, yesterday The Sacramento, Calif., process. continued the attack on jurist, who is on the 9th U.S. The House speaker, D- Wright's involvement in the Circuit Court of Appeals, has Texas, who has been deeply process. not spoken out on any issue involved in the process since "I think it's absolutely since his nomination was he and Presidcn Reagan put wrong," Michel said on NBC- announced last Wednesday by forth their own peace plan in TV's "Meet the Press." President Reagan. None of the August, participated in a "I think there's every reason organizations researching his meeting Friday in which for us to be parties on the abortion record has found any Nicaraguan President Daniel outside. ...For us, as previous comment on the Orega proposed a plan for legislators, to gel directly subject. reaching a cease-fire in three involved in what is the WHERE'D EVERYONE GO? Only one car remains The anti-abortion National on the muddy grad field after all the other cars left Right To Life Committee weeks with the Nicaraguan perogativc of the president and rebels. See page A yesterday's soccer game (Jen Hehl photo). reacted positively toward V" Inside Today: Weather Forecast: •Army ROTC training group travels to Stones Ranch Sunny today this wee-'tend See page 3. High 50-55. •Women's soccer team loses to UMass, 3-1; falls out of NCAA tournament See back page. >V ... . . a N. t .... ALMANAC „ . STATE NATION WORLD Flasher becomes ward Deficit reduction talks Ortega visits Mexico of ex-defense attorney NORWALK (AP>— Four months ago, Tibor J. enter deadline week to discuss peace plan WASHINGTON (AP) — Deficit reduction talks MEXICO CITY (AP) — Nicaragua's President Lipoczky was arrested after he exposed himself before between the White House and Congress are into their a woman,at the South Norwalk railroad station. Daniel Ortega made a surprise stop here on his way deadline week with participants confident of success home from the United States and said he would brief Now die woman, former criminal defense attorney — because they can't permit a failure. Patricia Buck Wolf, has agreed to become his legal President Miguel de la Madrid on a new Nicaraguan guardian out of fear that Lipoczky's alcoholism and The talks nearly collapsed on Thursday, scaring proposal for a truce in the Contra war. deteriorating health would kill him. not only the people in the room but those outside. "Now is a good time to exchange views with She plans to try to place him in a veteran's "Not only didn't we like the taste of it, but clearly President Miguel de la Madrid, so he knows directly hospital or convalescent home as soon as she pays the signal from our fellow members (was) they the steps my country is taking to comply" with a the $75 bond that will complete the guardianship wanted something significant done,*' Sen. Pete V. Central American peace plan, he told reporters when proceeding. Domenici, R-N.M., a negotiator and senior he arrived at Mexico City airport Saturday. The legal action was apparently the only avenue Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, said Nicaraguan and Mexican officials declined to say left to those who have watched and tried to help the this weekend. what Ortega was doing on Sunday. 62-year-old homeless man, who has become a fixture On Friday, the talks restarted. Taped on the wall Nicaraguan Embassy spokesman Silvio Ordonez on the streets of South Norwalk during the past three was a full-page newspaper ad from business and civic said Ortega, who was accompanied by first lady years. leaders calling for "Decisive Action: A Bipartisan Rosario Murillo and their six children, went out for Buck Wolf first encountered Lipoczky when she Budget Plan." the day "to see the city." He declined to say where was named Norwalk's Fair Housing Officer last After less than two hours, the House, Senate and they went other than probably to Chapultepec Park, a summer. Lipoczky would often push his way past White House staffs were sent scurrying for a weekend vast city park. her storefront office on South Main Street. On more of numbers-crunching. The bargainers will need the Ms. Murillo and the children flew in Saturday than one occasion, he passed out in the gutter outside details this week to flesh out a plan to reduce the from Managua, the Nicaraguan capital, to join him her window. deficit by $75 billion or more over the next two here. years. In July, Buck Wolf was returning to her New The arrival of the Ortegas came as a complete Haven apartment when she saw Lipoczky standing in The goal of the talks, begun three weeks ago after surprise to Mexican officials. the South Norwalk train station, exposing himself. the Wall Street collapse, is to reduce the fiscal 1988 "We know nothing about his aclivites. He arrived She called the police. deficit by at least $23 billion to an estimated $144 unexpectedly,*' Mario Enciso, the Foreign Ministry "Even when I swore out the complaint I knew he billion, as required by the Gramm-Rudman law. That spokesman on duty, said Sunday. "We didn't know he was not really culpable for his actions," Buck Wolf would avert automatic spending cuts under the budget- was going to come." said in an interview with The Advocate of Stamford. balancing law, which without agreement would take A presidential press office official, who spoke on effect Friday. "I just wanted him to get some help. He was getting condition of anonymity, said Ortega will meet with more pathetic all the time." The bargainers go into the week with the outline de la Madrid on Monday. Skip Ferry, executive director of the Norwalk of an agreement that for fiscal 1988 would: "It will probably be in the morning, probably at 9 Kiwanis Emergency Shelter, where Lipoczky sleeps —Raise taxes about $10 billion, plus add some a.m. But this is not certain yet," she said. said that guardianship "was the only reasonable course new fees for government services and step up During his four days in Washington, Ortega of action left" enforcement of income tax laws. proposed an 11 -point plan for a cease-fire. Since October 1986, he has been arrested for —Allow the Pentagon about $285.5 billion to Nicaraguan Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, who various misdemeanors 12 times, according to police spend this year, more than last year but far less than is acting as a mediator, was to present die proposal to records. He has also been mugged frequently. the $297 billion Reagan requested. the U.S.-supportcd Contra rebels.

NEWINGTON, Conn. (AP)—A lottery IN OTHER NEWS" MOSCOW (AP)— The Soviet Union ticket worth $723,033 will turn into a DENVER (AP)— A Continental staged an underground nuclear explosion worthless scrap of paper unless the ticket holder Airlines aircraft with about 150 people Sunday on the steppes of Central Asia to shows up at state lottery headquarters to claim the aboard slipped in a snowstorm while off improve Soviet military technology, the prize on Monday. from Denver's airport Sunday, turning on its official Tass news agency said. The Lotto ticket was purchased one year ago back and splitting into more than one piece, Tass said the explosive ycild ranged from 20 to Saturday in the Stamford area. Under state law, one authorities said. 150 kilotons. The U.S. atomic bomb dropped on year is the deadline for claiming lottery prizes, but the "We have a number of injuries caused by impact, Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945 had a ycild of 20 kilotons, ticket holder has until Monday because lottery offices not from fire," said Paul Spurgcoun, division chief equivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT. were closed Saturday. • with the Denver fire department. BOMBAY, India* (AP)—A fire raged LITCHFIELD, Conn. (AP) — A Sharon • through a Bombay slum, killing at least landscaper must stand trial in the 1985 CALDWELL, Texas (AP)—A tornado three people and leaving 10,000 homeless, arson fire that destroyed the 235-year-old swept a 16-mile path through this east- officials said Sunday. Salisbury Town Hall, even though a key witness central Texas town and nearby areas The Saturday night blaze burned down in the case is dead, a Superior Court judge has ruled. Sunday, killing two people, injuring at least seven about2,000 shanties in an area of four square miles. Judge Maxwell Heiman ruled Friday that new and damaging trailers, barns and power lines , authorities said. Fire Chief, Vijay Vaidya said. He said at least 30 evidence submitted by the state is sufficient to Roy people were injured. Duntz on a charge of first-degree arson. Heiman Burlcson County sherrifs department dispatcher The body of a woman was found in the ruins of ordered the new defense and the public until the trial Cory Crajdoalk said the tornado struck about 12:15 her home. Two men were hit by a train and killed begins. p.m. in this town about 25 miles south of Bryan. WEATHER while trying to flee the flames. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 PM EST 11-16-87 Today, sunny. High 50 Extended Forecast: to 55. Clear tonight, low Mild with a chance of 35 to 40. showers Wednesday, fair Tuesday, sunny. High and cooler Thursday and 55 to 60. Clear Tuesday Friday. High 55 to 65 night, lows in the upper Wednesday, 45 to 55 30s. Thursday and Friday. Lows in the 30s and 40s.

For the record... The final Uconn football game of the season is Saturday November 21 against New Hampshire at Storrs. The Daily Campus gave the incorrect date and opponent for that game. The Daily Campus regrets the error.

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Seventy-five UConn, Army About 150 cadets, Military ROTC cadets, spent last Science 1 through Military weekend at their annual fall Science 4, from 14 colleges training exercise at Stone across Connecticut, took place Ranch, Connecticut National in this weekend's training, said Guard Training Center, Watkin. working on individual field "Training included tactics. individual tactical training, "The purpose of the exercise which provides a soldier with was to give the Military the special skills that allow Science 3 cadets hands on him to survive on the practice on the things that they battlefield," said Watkin. The will be required to do, and be skills the cadets learned graded on, at their six week included, grenade throwing, advance camp this summer, at camouflage, enemy fire and Fort Bragg, N.C.," said Maj. obstacle avoidance, he said. William W. Watkin. The cadets also took part in Military Science courses are an Air Mobil Assault Exercise, broken down into four said Watkin. Huey UH-1H categories, said Capt. Vern tactical helicopters, supplied by Army ROTC cadets make their way through the barbed wire portion of the Gildhouse. the Army National Guard, 103 obstacle course this weekend at Stones Ranch (photo Shawn Cochran). Military Science 1 cadets Aviation Battalion, took the usually have no prior cadets on an orientation flight introduction to the military, he to their next area of training, said. The course is designed to he said. THE ASSISTANT HALL DIRECTOR POSITION familiarize students with "These helicopters were the WIL PROVIDE VALUABLE EXPERIENCE military, he said. workhorse of the Vietnam Military Science 2 cadets helicopter effort. In fact these FOR YOUR CHOSEN CAREER ... usually have had some very helicopters could have introduction into the military, served in Vietnam," said he said. It is the final program Watkin. before advanced ROTC, he Cadets then navigated a said. confidence course, that tested INTERESTED? IF YOU ARE OR Military Science 3 fine tunes them mentally and physically, the military skills necessary to to build confidence in their WILL BE A GRAD STUDENT FOR become somewhat adept as a abilities. Among other things, 1988-1989, PICK UP AN military pcrsonel, he said. cadets had to scale walls, climb Cadets are put into introductory rope ladders, and learn to jump APPLICATION AND leadership positions, as junior off towers and land correctly, INFORMATION FROM THE officers, to prepare them for said Watkin. their advanced summer Cadets also took part in land DEPARTMENT OF RESIDENTIAL training, he said. navigation courses, both during LIFE, RM. 128 WILBUR CROSS Military Science 4 gives the day and at night, he said. cadets the opportunity to fine Plans are already in the BLDG. OR CALL 486-3430. tune a lot of the skills works for the spring training necessary to become a exercise, said Watkin. This commissioned Second Lt., he will concentrate more on squad said. (10 to 12 people) tactics, said Military Science 4 cadets Watkin. developed the plans, and coordinated the exercise. They Division of Student Affairs and Services also evaluated the Military Science 3 cadets as they went ?KV?>s3'?*A^sa^vS«'3»s: Department of Residential Life through training, said Watkin.

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/ *J*«#*««4MA*.44M4 IMMMMVMMMM .:•' - #rtM< Page 4 The Daily Campus, Monday, November 16, 1987 New* ...room and board fees will increase from front page would be paying for a dome oversaw the surcharge they would never see as referendum. Wroblcski said it students. The redefined fee will was unique because it is the bring a "direct benefit to the only non-student organization students who are actually fee referendum he can paying it," said Popplewcll. He remember in his 22 years at said there will be noticable UConn. Wroblcski was critical results in intramural athletic of the Trustees' redefining the equipment and facilities next surcharge without another fall. student referendum. "A Popplewell said none of the referendum process would be in $300,000 a year will be used order since we did it (a for varsity athletics. He said he referendum) the first time," said is developing a policy with the Wrobleski. athletic department to safeguard Wroblcski added that student against any money from the fee refcrendums arc only advisary leaking over into varsity and that the Trustees were athletics. "It's a separate line under no legal obligation to item on the general university hold a second referendum. fee, that by itself prevents it . When asked about the (being used by varsity manner the Trustees went athletics)." about redefining the surcharge. An Office of Finance report Student Trustee Geoffrey projects that the general Johnson replied, "I think it is university fee will increase questionable. The bottom line, about 10 percent in both the though, is we need the money 1989-90 and 1990-91 school to do this (upgrade intramural years. The fee is projected to athletic equipment and go up 8.5 percent in 1991-92. A view of Coventry Lake from the house lived in by Bill Kenny, Kurt Geshmnn maintenance)." Johnson said The deposit to secure a seat and Sean Scarvey (photo Patrick Plunkett). the $300,000 a year would be at UConn's law school will go used to upgrade facilities, such from $100 to $250. The $15 as the student soccer field activity fee-Student Bar which he referred to as "the Association was doubled to Call UConn Safe Ride at 486-4809. moon." $30 a semester. Popplewcll said the original Off-campus MBA credit Don't drive drunk. surcharge was put to a hours were increased $8 to referendum because students $219 per credit hour. ...contra peace plan from front page had participated only at the the secretary of state is just inivitation of the principals in absolutely counter to anything the talks. Nicaraguan Cardinal I've perceived during my 30 Migual Obando y Bravo, who years around here," he said. agreed to act as mediator Wright said he was not between the two sides, had pretending to be a diplomat and invited Wright to participate.

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homes of friends and relatives. spending on housing dropped new shelter space or even new being spent for emergency HARTFORD (AP)— The permanent housing, the shelters-an increase of state's main agency in charge All told this year, 35,000 from $37 billion to about $1 people with no place to stay at billion. department is innitiating a $100,000 per bed over the of looking after the homeless series of programs serving 1986-87 fiscal year. has increased its annual one time or another will make Elliot Ginsburg, the slate's use of the 1,431 beds in 41 commissioner of human those who could not otherwise Another $1.5 million spending on the problem to provides intermediate housing $5.6 million-nearly 30b times state-financed shelters, Gov. resources, said the federal maintain a suitable position in William O'Neill said recently. withdrawl from the housing the world, much less improve and services between the level of three years ago-but emergency shelter and still it can't keep up with the McNichol said that the figure market has created a permanent their lot once they found a was 20,000 last year, when housing deficit. place to live. permanent homes; security problem. "It's not enough to create deposits, without which many The housing crisis is there were eight fewer shelters On Tuesday, a presidential and 242 fewer beds. commission in Washington bricks and mortar anymore," people would never afford the deepening, and a dramatic Ginsburg said. "You've got to move to rental units and help increase in the number and While demand for the recommended even further number of beds is not withdrawl of the federal create communities and you in recruiting landlords willing diversity of programs since to rent to welfare clients. 1984 has yet to keep pace with increasing at the same rate it government from public use support services for that. was several years ago, there housing-a move being decried We all agreed that this is where Additionally, about $10 the rate at which economic and million has been budgeted to social factors are forcing people still arc not enough. by the National Association of we failed in the past. We built Housing and Redevelopment these things and just walked departments dealing with issues onto the streets, regardless of On Oct. 23, for the first of welfare, housing, children season. lime in its seven years, Officials. away. Middletown's only shelter for "There's always going to be "In 1983-84. the issue of and youth services, mental "I'm sure there isn't a surge health, and alcohol and drug in the winter," said Jane the homeless turned people the problem that if tomorrow homelessness became one of away. Shelters in Bridgeport someone decided to build consciousness raising," treatment-factors which may McNichol, executive director of contribute to or be aggravated the Connecticut Coalition for and Stamford report occupancy subsidized housing, we will Ginsburg said. "We had people still have lost what wasn't on the street and we made sure by homelessness. the Homeless. rates of above 100 percent Operators of shelters "There just isn't this during 1986. built in the 1981-to-1987 they didn't die, but the long- period," Ginsburg said. term solution was not a shelter observe that up to half of their seasonal pattern. There just are St. Elizabeth's House, a 23- clients suffer from mental more (homeless people), and I bed shelter in Hartford, has Connecticut, one of about on every comer." nine states with budget The legislature has increased illness, some of which is think it's the continuing been about 90 percent full caused or aggravated by the housing crisis." throughout 1987 compared surpluses, "did not sit on it and the Department of Human say we'll wait for the federal Resources' budget for the stresses of homelessness. The The governor's office with about 60 percent remainder are alcohol and drug estimates that there are 3,000 occupancy in 1986, said Denis government-see who blinks homeless from $20,000 in first," Ginsburg said. "For 1984-85 to $3.3 million last abusers, the working poor, and to 5,000 homeless people in Oullcte, administrator of the the fastest growing segment of Connecticut on a given night, shelter. example, there's $100 million year and $5.6 million in the including those staying in "Five years ago, we weren't in bonding next year for current fiscal year that began the homeless population, shelters, in emergency housing even here," Oulcttc said, noting affordable housing." on July 1. single mothers. that from 1981 to 1987, federal But aside from providing More than$2.9 million is Ginsburg acknowledges that like hotels and motels, and in there will always be those "who will need some place to stay on a cold night in October A cornucopia of or November," SENIORS!!! 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SUBOG Lecture Page 6 The Daily Campus, Monday, November 16, 1987 ;Life Stylesi Woman runs wildlife hospital in yard

PLAINVILLE (AP) — Hummelhaus Rehabilitation recently sold their flower shop, be a racoon,' because he's photographer who has been a She's a modem-day Noah, but Center, which consists of fell into rehabilitation work going to starve to death," Mrs. rehabilitator for about IS years, instead of an ark she's got a about a dozen cages in their after a young racoon wandered Hummel said. said people who treat wild back yard filled with cages. back yard and a cage in the sun into their yard years ago. They "You've got to teach him to animals like pets are doing the And the threat this time is not room of the couple's English- called a state conservation turn over rocks to find beetles," animals great harm. a flood but urban sprawl and style stucco cottage. office for advice and he was she said. "You've got to put "You can't tame it, put it reckless hunters. Currently they are caring for soon dropping off all manner crayfish in their water dish so back into the wild and expect it Ruth Hummel has operated an enormous great-horned owl of creatures at their house. that when they go to a to have a normal existence," a wildlife refuge out of her named Lady Hug and three They also get calls for help reservoir or a little marsh area, Radun said. "If you set an home in Plainville for the last other birds of prey suffering from area residents. Their they arc going to know ... animal free that trusts human 15 years, nursing everything wing injuries inflicted by busiest time of year is the there's crayfish in that water." beings, it's doomed." from injured hawks to hunters; a red-tailed hawk spring, when they get 20 calls The birds of prey get a more Mrs. Hummel estimates her abandoned baby squirrels back named Red; a marsh hawk a day, Mrs. Hummel said. gruesome diet, including fluffy, success rate is about 70 to health, then releasing them named Marigold and a short- It used to be that anyone yellow male chicks slaughtered percent. But some creatures into the wild. eared owl. Three screech owls who found an injured or at chicken farms and an will never be able to return to "I'm not a great statistician, named Barkcy, Still and Old- immature bird or animal could occasional squirrel found dead the wild. but it's been a lot of critters Timer sit perched side by side get permission from the state in the road. Some rehabilitators Lady Hug, for example, over the years," said Mrs. in the sun room. to keep the creature long also feed the birds live mice to doesn't understand she's an owl Hummel, a strapping redhead Except for the Hummels' enough to nurse it back to keep up their hunting skills. and could never catch her own who can mimic perfectly the five cats, four-legged creatures health, Bogue said. Some conservation officers food, Mrs. Hummel said. A deep-throated hoot of the great- were banned from the house But the department found and rehabilitators say the state is young boy snatched her from horned owl and the screech after several disasters. An that too often the people lacked still too liberal in giving out her nest when she was so owl's eerie, tremulous wail. excited baby skunk let loose the expertise to rehabilitate the licenses. young that she thought the boy She is one of about 120 behind Bob Hummel's recliner animal or simply wanted to Robert Aborn, the state was her mother, a phenomenon people licensed by the state one night. Another time a keep it as a pet, he said. conservation officer who scientists call imprinting. Department of Environmental flying squirrel disappeared, So five or six years ago, the recruited the Hummels, said The Hummels tried to Protection as wildlife never to be found again. department started issuing some rehabilitators don't have release Lady Hug into the rehabilitators. Peter Bogue, The Hummels have also licenses only to people with adequate facilities to care for woods where she was found assistant director of the cared for foxes, woodchucks, the skills and the commitment animals or get into it for the soon after they got her. But she department's wildlife bureau, rabbits, great blue herons, to rehabilitate animals for life wrong reasons. just sat on the ground while said about half of those also most species of hawks, every in the wild, a process Mrs. "Are they really interested her siblings flew overhead, have the federal license required kind of owl except the snowy Hummel calls "wilding." in getting the animal back into Mrs. Hummel said. to care for birds of prey. None owl, and just about every "You can't raise a baby tne wild or do they want to "She's a little looney," are paid for their work. species of songbird found in racoon on dog chow, take him keep a pet?" Abom said. Mrs. Hummel said. Mrs. Hummel's husband. Connecticut out in the woods, pat him on Robert Radun of *X* *X* *i* ^* *1* *X* *A* *X* •X* *il* *J/* *-f- ^* —I* »!• Bob, helps her run the The Hummels. who his little behind and say, 'Go Burlington, a wildlife ^* ^^ ^^ ^^ ^T* ^i* ^^ ^T* ^T* ^* ^* ^T* "^ ^T* »?• LIBERAL ARTS SENIORS!!! Our three-year and You Can Write a**SUPER** two-year scholarships won't COVER LETTER make college easier. Come to a workshop on writing a Cover Letter WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1987 Just easier to pay for. Wilbur Cross Building Room 109 Even if you didn't start college on a scholarship, you 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. could finish on one. Army ROTC Scholarships pay for full tuition and allowances for educational fees and textbooks. Along with up to $1,000 a year. Get all the facts. BE ALL YOU CAN BE Department Of Career Services ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS

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For more information, call the Health Educatiuon Office of the Student Health Services, 486-4700. '''11!111111111n 11111111111111111 m i H MJJJWJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJiJWJJWJJJjJjJ. The Daily Campus, Monday, November U, 1987 Page 7 iLife Styles Women may be honored as Vietnam War veteran* WASHINGTON (AP) — the women who served during Legislation that could clear the Vietnam the recognition they way for a statue of a military deserve." woman to be added to the Gejdenson said the statue, Vietnam Memorial was which would honor the 10,000 introduced Tuesday by Rep. women who served during the Sam Gejdenson. war, would be paid for through "It is an appropriate time to private fund-raising. begin providing women who Sen. David Durenberger, R- served during Vietnam the Minn., introduced the same bill long-overdue recognition they in the Senate. deserve," the Connecticut Actress Loretta Swit, who Democrat said Tuesday, a day portrayed Korean War nurse before Veterans Day. Hot Lips Houlihan in the Plans to add a woman's television series "M-A-S-H," statue to the black, V-shaped lent her support to the drive to wall and the statue of three add a military woman's statue fighting men that currently to the memorial. make up the Vietnam "To ignore the Memorial was approved by contributions women have Interior Secretary Donald P. given is an outrageous neglect, Hodel. But the U.S. and it's really sad," she said at Commission on Fine arts a news conference. rejected the proposal last In an emotional month. endorsement of the project, Gejdenson's proposal would Miss Swit said military nurses bypass the Fine Arts who served in Vietnam "were Commission, allowing the my inspiration" and were more statue of a woman in uniform deserving of recognition and to be approved. honor than she was for the "Many people fail to realize acting awards she received. the sacrifices and contributions "I was merely the ...IN A SINGLE BOUND — John Whitehead, pole vaulting coach, springs over the of women who served both in spokesman," she said. "We've the military and as civilians got it all wrong. They are the bar with ease (Jen Hehl photo). . - during Vietnam," the ones that deserve this tribute, congressman said in a letter to this statue. his House colleagues. "These women paid a price, "Only through this and it's time we said thank GEORGE PLIMPTON legislation can our nation give you," she added. lorgensen .AuditoriumJ* rfflHX^«J«—» IM uNivfRsnr or CQNNicicu' Mi STIRRING"

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Page 8 The Daily Campus, Monday, November 16, 1987 JLife Stylesi Islamic cultural week starts today

Five University student, Professor Faris has a vast Bakar AL-Shingiti of UMass clubs and International Center experience of Middle East will be among the panelists. are sponsoring Islamic Cultural cultural life and has also been a Christianity, and Judaism", and Week from Nov. 16-21. The professor in Sudan for four "Islam — Contribution To week will provide a great years. Mr. Shingiti is currently Civilization". Dr. Jamal opportunity for the University president of New England Hinaidi will lead the comment community to have first hand Association of Muslim Social and discussion session after knowledge of various cultural Scientists. each video show. aspects of Islamic faith, said Four other speakers are also A Book Exhibition will be Hamid El-Bashir, President coming during this week. Dr. open in Studen Union Lobby Muslim Student Association. Abdul Karim Khudairi, on Nov. 18 and 19 from 10-2 Several programs of lectures. Chairman New England pm. On Nov. 18 a reception Video shows, Books Islamic Council, Shakir Al- will also be held SU lobby at Exhibition, Reception and Sayid, an Islamic Scholar from 2:30 pm. The last program of Dinner are being organized in Islamic Center of Washington, the Week will be an Islamic this week. Through these D.C., Dr. Salwa, a Muslim Dinner on Saturday Nov. 21 in programs people will see an women scholar of Islamic SU Ballroom at 6 pm. Dr. unbiased picture of Islam. Education, and Dr. Jamal Jamal Hinaidi and Hamid El- In the first program of the Hinaidi. They will speak on Bashir will speak on Islamic week, which will be held various topics regarding the Revivalism. tonight in Student Union role of Women in Islam, The Islamic Cultural Week South, room 378 at 7 pm, a Ethics in Islam, and Islamic is being Sponsored by Arab panel will discuss the Revivalism. Cultural Club, Egyptian Club, Misconceptions and Two videos will be shown Islamic Center of Univ. of Misrepresentations of Islam in on Nov. 18 and 19 in Conn., Muslim Student the U.S. Media. Dr. James International Center at 7 pm. Association, and International WArr A MINUTE! — Rebecca Peffer, a 1987 alumnus, waits Faris, a UConn professor of Their topics will be "Common Center. the library for the traffic to clear after yesterday's soccer game Social Anthropology, Abu Grounds Between Islam, (Jen Ihlil photo). ***************

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Imputed b\ Centurv Importers lnc. Baltimore, Maryland The Daily Campus, Monday, November U, 1987 Page 9 Fishbone sticks in craw; Quartet's anniversary Shrimp served chilled fills Jorgensen By Lynn Vail all of you can understand." The Daily Campus Staff quartet launched into "True By Kyle Crispino performance was their version of members wear their hair in a Blues", a well-executed work, Daily Campus Staff "Another Saturday Night". mohawk (Link's is died green), The Modern Jazz Quartet but not quite as down-and-dirty The night's featured and Fishbone is not afraid to celebrated their 35th as one would hope from a The dance band Fishbone, performers. Fishbone, which delve into parodies of other Anniversary with a sold-out genuine blues piece. The crowd with special guest Plate 'o consists of Norwood (bass), sylcs, such as reggae punk and was appreciative nonetheless. corporate rock, much like cabaret performance at Jorgensen Shrimp, slammed headlong into Charlie Down (keyboards), Fish Auditorium this past Saturday Tunes such as the upbeat the Student Union Ballroom (drums) Dirty Walt (trumpet), Clinton's bands (Parlaiment and "Golden Striper" incorporated Funkadelic) during the mid 70's. night. As bass player Percy this past Saturday night, Special K (guitar), and Heath put it, the band's 35 years common jazz elements such as bringing with them a wild, saxophonist/lead singer The The band has already released together is indeed a record in piano and drum marches. Missing Link, were frenzied, funky, eighteen song set. This two albums, and has a third jazz history. "Sacha's Marach", written by concert was sponsored by The but remained methodically solid Appropriately enough, the pianist John Lewis, showcased throughout the show. prepared to hit the stores within SUBOG Concert Committee. the next few days, said The four gentlemen began the drummer Connie Kay's secret After a long technical delay, The Missing Link cited store of "gadgets". His funkmaster George Clinton as Missing Link. concert with "Reunion Blues", a Plate 'o Shrimp, a ska band "CBS," he said, "took us on piece that displayed each innovative style assimilated who almost made up for in one of the band's main tribal sounds with an American influences. Visually, Clinton's as a risk. Their attitude towards player's talents by using a round enthusiasm what they lacked in us is, they let us play what we robin of instrument solos. This march. originality, hit the stage. The importance to the band's image The second half of the show is obvious: three of the want. If they didn't, I would got the audience quickly most noteable part of their - want to move to another label." acquiantcd with the quartet. included several outstanding Pretty tough talk from a Especially noteworthy was tunes like Lewis's "Milano", member of a band thai has never vibraharpist Mill Jackson's "DNE", and "A Minor Lull". had a Top-40 hit. work. "Milano" was primarily jazz PUT YOUR piano - a romantic piece that To support the new album. After calling the crowd sends the mind walking down COLLEGE DEGREE Fishbone has been "touring for "intellectual-looking", band cobbled streets in Europe. spokesman Heath promised "to one month now, and we're see page 12 TO WORK. going home in eleven days. I play a blues piece that maybe can't wait," said Link, cracking Air Force Officer Training School a smile. "Then we'll go to is an excellent start to a France for a week. We've played challenging career as an Air in Japan twice already. They Force Officer. We offer great were all over us.' Today on U/kuWIp* starting pay, medical care, 30 Link also mentioned the days of vacation with pay each band's increasing popularity on November 16, 1987 year and management the west coast. opportunities. Contact an "Yeah, mon, San Francisco, 6:00-9:00 a.m.: MORNING WAKE-UP: Host: Kevin "The| Air Force recruiter. Find out what Seattle, Sacramento...An we're Bag" Officer Training School can mean getting more play at home now, for you. Call too," said Link. Home to 9:00-9:30 a.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Cambridge Forum: Fishbone is Los Angeles, a 9:30-10:00 a.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: In Black America: MSgt Don Dawson pivotal western market. 413-557-2866 Collect Laid back and polite offstage, The Missing Link was 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.: FOCUS ON JAZZ: Host: Chuckj anything but mellow while Obuchowski. News at noon with Dave Sousa. Focus Point playing in the Ballroom's Special at 12:05.1:00 Jazz calendar sweltering heat. 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i:, The Daily Campus Since 1896 Monday, November 16,1987 Page 10 Cindy Keeler Kristina Martell Business Manager nm Managing Editor CX Bill Slocum >-- _ . __ Editor in Chief l& Lisa Hayden Ron Eckert I.*!*JJ« Deputy Mng. Editor Senior Writer ">* The profit of prophets yy '«A. Biiother Julius Schacknow says that he is God. J- lr$' m That is not something that will not be disputed

As I walk around the university, I those people who normally don't litter not can't help but be dismayed at the quantity to do so. of garbage lying around in the quads, Students, this is not the university's along the sidewalks, and in the streets. fault: It is yours. You (collectively) are Whose fault is it? the ones who throw your trash out the The university asks: "Don't the window because you're too lazy to walk students care about the university enough to the garbage, you are the ones who to throw their garbage out?". Students think the trees look better with toilet paper ask: "Doesn't the university care enough streaming through the branches, and you to pick it up?" They are both right; it is a are the ones who feel it is acceptable to responsibility that the students and the toss this newspaper on the ground when administration share. you are finished. The greatest gains need to be made in Fortunately it is a minority of the attitude of the university. How can we students who litter, but the majority let throw our garbage out if there is no place them do it. Next time you see something to put it? come sailing out the window, or the When I walk out of my dorm in the person in front of you on the walk throws morning with a danish on a paper plate his quiz on the ground: tell the ass to pick with a napkin, I walk all the way across it up! campus, into the building, and right into As for the RAs: when you tell the classroom before I finally find a someone to pick something up you have garbage pail; if there is even one there. the authority to back it up. When you see I can't wait for winter when my hand, the pizza box come sailing out the holding my plate and napkin in the the window: document it. bitter cold, freezes and falls off. That Although some might say that it is <9< vB7»H«?*^^tf*=<. might actually be painful enough to get petty I think the majority of students me into the infirmary (more about that in would support the penalizing of those a later column). students who are ruining our campus. The university must also make a Students, RAs, and the university all better effort to pick up the litter that share the responsibility of keeping our makes its way to the ground; especially campus clean and garbage free. The first Yet more comics letters around the dorms. There will, and most obvious step is to place more, unfortunately always be those students many more, trash cans around campus •This letter is a follow up student security guard gets in who do not care about the university they especially along sidewalks and in the to all the letters written about trouble. Stick Boy is there. attend or their fellow students and won't quads (and the ugly blue dumpsters that the Daily Campus comics. Then, of course, thanks to think twice about tossing The Daily magically appeared around many First of all we are not part Stick Boy we all know how Campus over their shoulder when they buildings this summer don't count). of the group of people who boring and stupid UConn have finished reading "The Carmen Also, students and RAs have to do laugh hysterically at the president John Casteen is. Sisters" and "Stick Boy." their part in applying pressure on the comics everyday, nor are we Now this past week we read offenders. members of the group who about the author's personal It is all too easy, when there is a despise these comics (and their dislikes as he attacks another collection of two weeks worth of pizza Have some pride in our university; we live here. authors). We just read die Daily Campus writer, Tom boxes, beer cans, and newspapers to add Hudson. Chris Van Doren is a contributing comics because they are there your paper plate and napkin to the pile. It and every once in a while find Probably one of the reasons is the university's responsibility to keep columnist and an Undergraduate Student something that may make us we are so disgusted by all of the campus in good shape to discourage Government representative. His views smile or let out a little laugh. this is because we know are not necessarily that ofUSG. There is only one thing Harley. We are just amazed which really annoys the s--t that someone like him has the out of us about these comics, nerve to pick on other people. Letters Policy Stick Boy. Actually it is not So we are asking the people in The Daily Campus welcomes all letters, regardless of viewpoint. All letters must be typed and so much the idea of Slick Boy charge at The Daily Campus double-spaced, and must include name, address, signature, and phone number. The phone number is for which bothers us but how to ask Harley to keep his our verification, and will not be printed. Initials and pseudonyms will not be used, but a name can be Stick Boy is used by its personal problems and negative withheld upon agreement with the editor. The Daily Campus reserves the right to edit all letters on the author. Harley, (Paul Edward attitude to himself. basis of condensation, grammar, libel, or good taste. The Daily Campus is not responsible for the Parker) uses Stick Boy to The comics are to make return of any letter. insult and ridicule anything and people smile, they arc not to everything, every chance he be used for a person to hide ■ ■■■■'■■-■■■ ■ :. . ■■ gets. behind to attack something he When a UConn football doesn't like or agree with. player was in trouble, Stick Joseph Pettit Boy was right there to rub it in Chris Danigelis his face. Again, when one Bob Haviland

• I am writing this letter in not that these comics are response to a number of letters offensive, but that upright appearing under the title students view then as "UConn Students Address offensive. Their Favorite Subjects" in the Thank God we live in a Nov. 11 Daily Campus, and nation whose lawmakers realize similar letters in previous that freedom of opinion is editions. more important than making It seems that many of sure its comic readers remain UConn's students have unoffended. No one is forcing complaints regarding contents people to read these comics, so of the comic strips written by if they prefer no to, fine, but students. Both of the students they have no right to say what who wrote the letters appearing is and is not fit to be printed. on this particular day claim to Moreover, offensive is a find the humor, or lack there matter of opinion, for example, of, offensive. These students I find the blatent liberalism of seem to be implying steps "Doonesbury" offensive, so I such as censorship should be simply refrain from reading it. taken to alleviate this The fact remains that most "problem." of the people do not take If this is the fact then obscene college comics perhaps these students would seriously enough to be offended prefer the comic strips in by them, so lighten up and Pravda. The Soviet newspaper stop complaining. Pravda comics are not offensive in the least. The problem is Matt O'Connor Page 12 The Daily Campus, Monday, November It, 1987 =Arti Dual university choirs Steve Wood exhibit perform at von der Mehden at Atrium Gallery By John Fiordelisi to understand their context to Daily Campus Staff the title. The work, "Velocities harmony entitled "Ubi caritas, tenors to end in a diminishing is an oblong, curvacious By Orin Levy fashion. "Dan-u-el Op. 51A", Daily Campus Staff from Quarte Motets", a piece structure that retains molecular also composed in the first which closed the evening's The Steve Wood exhibit, now on display at The Atrium syncopation in its motif, while quarter of this century. The performances, is taken from the still representing the oppressed A dual performance true story of the abolitionist Gallery, is one of organic was given by The University marked style of this piece was movement of the piece as a the floating soprano tempered John Brown and his trek from permanance with a spiritual Concept Choir and The Missouri to Kansas in power in its simplicity. whole. University Chamber Singers with a sustained bass note. The The piece presented on the climax of the song was a soft December of 1853. On the trip, The works are of a very under the direction of Dr. Peter one woman gave birth to a son - different genre • a futuristic Steve Wood flyer is entitled Bagley in Von Der Mehden etherial end note weaved with a "Tycho", and carries with it a drawn out "Amen" by the tenor Daniel. "Dan-u-el" included an primitivism, according to Sal Hall. Both choruses held the emphatic solo performance by Scalora, director of The Atrium. dynamic winged movement: an capacity audience in total rapture and bass section. almost supernatural quality in The fourth section, John Drewcry, a music Some of the works - from the throughout the hour and a half inspiring and religiously context. which finally brought The education major here at UConn. One of the most interesting performance. The show concluded with a enhanced "Crown" to the The evening's program University Chamber Singers and complex of all the thematic onto the stage, was a motet lighting technique which uniquely shaped and empire-like consisted of five sections blacked out the chorus, leaving structure of "Large Nest" - show sculptures in the exhibit is encompassing different periods composed by Johann Sebastian "Head (A Self Portrait)". Bach in four Darts, which the soloist with outstretched a worm-eaten look: very sturdy and styles. The first section, and insightful to the interior of Unllikc the other rough- included an accompanyment by arms in a single spotlight from looking, wood-like sculptures, performed by The Concert above, the work. Choir, was made up of harpsicord and cello. This was this one is a real eyecatcher. one of six to eight motets that Dr. Peter Bagley, who Most of the works are of the medieval church music, conducts both choral groups, is abstract variety, and take a bit of Mounted on two peiccs of performed entirely in Latin. The Bach had written for various see page 131 occassions, such as funerals. in his fourth year of looking at, before you are able flavor of this section reflected employment in the UConn the period's grandiose fervor for The performed piece was a jovial motet. Music Department. Under greater diversity in the songs religious reverence. The second Bagley's direction, both groups performed. In keeping with the ...Quartet section, also performed by The The fifth section brought the Concert Choir back have undergone changes since changing program, Bagley Concert Choir, gave the their previous conductor. would like his concert students from page 9 audience a similar sampling of to the stage to perform the final Bassist Percy Heath was featured three pieces. The first piece, According to Bagley, The to be more involved in spatial medieval choir music. The Chamber Choir used to be music. The Concert Choir will in "DNE", proving that his differences were apparent in the "Lift Boy", used a nice step fingers are still nimble after 35 effect with the sentence primarily limited to renaissance be embarking upon a tour of contrasts of between the second music. Bagley has altered the New England in late March. years. The piece was analogous section's two and three part "Nothing in our pockets". The to Count Basic's works. latter sentence emphasises the program so that the choir may Fund raisers will be held in the harmonics and the straight- now participate in other styles spring to defer the costs of Toward the close of the forward vocal thrust style of the story of a working boy who grows up to achieve nothing of music. For example. The touring. The Concert Choir is performance, The Modern Jazz first section. Chamber Choir will be composed of a 50/50 mix of Quartet gave the audience "A The third section more than "lift man". "I Love My Love", is a Cornish performing in die two evening music majors and non music Minor Lull" - which was hardly moved into more modern times presentations of opera scenes majors. If you would like a lull at all. The piece used by opening with the Sixty- Folksong that was performed with a steady underscore of bass presented by The UConn Opera additional information on the heavily rythmic vibraharp and Seventh Psalm composed by Theatre on December 4 and 6. choral program, or would like to Charles Ives early in this note, which provided an drum, with Percy Heath excellent backing for the soft The size of the Concert donate, please contact the choral cranking on bass. The show century. This was followed by a Choir (63 persons) allows for department office at 486-2284. closed to enthusiastic applause. stunning piece of masterful voicings of the high range

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rArtSi The Daily Campus, Monday, November 16, 1987 Page 13 ^ Beautiful Laundrette: sudsy comedy By Julie Linden to his angry punk pals, he and Pakistani. Unfortunately, it still confused - everyone Daily Campus Staff wants some honest work for a tries to do both, and what concerned is confused. My change. He is sick of results is a lukewarm synthesis Beautiful Laundrette's Johnny's confused. He used complaining about the system of ideas with no strong to belong to a Fascist group ambiguity and reluctance to and getting nothing done. This statements emerging. The make a clear point leaves that denounced the capitalist isn't exactly honest work, movie has no satirical edge, and system in Britain and those who viewers uncertain and though; Omar is dealing drugs although it presents a broad dissatisfied. profited from it. A particular and stealing to raise capital for spectrum of characters, they are oi target was the foreigners in his laundrette. To make mattters treated only superficially. O England, such as the upwardly worse, Johnny is upset with mobile Pakistani. Now, Johnny Omar's increasing greed, and it's ...Wood A is helping his Pakistani lover straining their already unstable Although the film lacks Omar to manage a new-wave relationship. No wonder he's definition, it is an engaging from page 12 laundrette. As Johnny explains confused. comedy with some memorable wood, the sculpture itself O scenes. The homosexuality consists of pipes and a mass of This film is confused, too. between Omar (Gordon melted plastic. It carries with it My Beautiful Laundrette, Wamecke) and Johnny (Daniel and takes on a machine-like This Wednesday screened this past Friday night Day-Lewis) is handled in an present tion of soul and self, the at von der Mchdcn, can't seem admirably understated way by sorts of which arc comparable to to decide if it wants to criticize director Stephen Frcars. the assembly-linc-in-life theme. and British class differences and Although an issue is not made This work, along with the rest, Thatchcrian economics or of the homosexuality, it centers symbolize what Wood means every Wednesday explore the relationships on some very funny moments, when he says, "Abstraction is between and among the British as when Omar's ambitious but the best mode of visual naive cousin Tania throws expression for exploring herself at Omar. Also amusing metaphysical content." The arc Omar's rich Uncle Nasser works are expressive of the new and his English mistress mode of abstractions, that Rachel. When Nasser's jcaluous psychological power (as well as wife casts a spell causing its ability to provoke emotional See 20/20 in Rachel to break out in a rash, response by fracturing the Rachel decides mattcr-of-factly texture of reality) reflects, as to bail out of the relationship. Wood puts it. They convey the essential idea of art in this form, The movie culminates with breaking away from the idea thatj 60 Minutes. a violent clash between the form exists for its own sake. It Pakistani and Johnny's ex-gang. is from this that Wood is able Most Contact Lenses Fit & Dispensed SAME DAY. Johnny is disgusted with to capture, captivate and clarify everything and prepares to leave, his visions of art. but Omar coaxes him into The Steve Wood exhibit slaying. That's where the film will run until November 25 at BAUSCH & LOMB STANDARD endes, quite abruptly. Johnny's The Atrium Gallery. Hours are SOFT CONTACT LENSES $99 still confused, the viewers are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Complete visual analysis $38 Contact lens fitting fee and follow-up visits $55 ...Fishbone from page 9 approrach. - something that Sterilizer and Care Kit $25 could or'y happen at a not have time to be offended, as DR. A.M. GOLDSTEIN, OPTOMETRIST Fishbone called them everything predominantly white college. except gentlemen, and made Fishbone closed the set with Mansfield Shopping Plaza, Rt. 44, Storrs repeated references to sexual acts their only near-hit: "Party at and certain female sanitary Ground Zero", and returned for a (next to the A&P) two tune encore, which featured Wtlking distance to UConn campus devices. Their attack was fast- paced, danceablc, and varied the new "Slick Nick, You Devil 429-6111 widely. You,". This tune fuses straight Relying mostly on teh Motown soul crooning with Come in with Brown Eyes and crackling drums of Fish, the Christmas carol jingle-jangle. band kept the crowd moving. If anything can be judged Walk out with Blue or Green. Totaling about 300, the from their performance this past audience better to faster ska and Saturday, Fishbone will be CALL TODAY! hardcore tunes than to the more heard from for many years to straightforward funk/dance come.

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Page 18 The Daily Campus, Monday, November 16, 1987 Sports; ...Harvard goal with 5:06 remaining silences crowd From back page silence a crowd of seven Hall's goalkeeping prowess tournament. Noting the large With 9:15 in the half. Mills While Borja lay with his face thousand people," he said. that kept UConn from crowd, the weather and the had a shot from eight yards that exciting game, Morrone said, D'Alessandro blocked before it in the mud, Hotchkin turned UConn tried to muster a last winning: the referee. It was not the comer and crossed the ball attack, but Harvard trapped the "In every aspect it was a great left Mills foot. any given call, or bad calls, occasion, except for the The backs got some help to forward Derek Mills. Mills Huskies in their own end. With that took UConn out of the dummied — pretended he was 3:55 left, keeper Tom Folcy outcome." from the forward line; Lulaj game. Instead, it was the Morrone said the Harvard specifically. With 31 minutes going to shoot, but let the ball had to make a great save of his frequency and timing. Midway slide through. The defense own to keep the margin to one. offense was not overwhelming: to play in the second half, through the second half, "I didn't feel overly threatened. Harvard sent a corner kick froze. • From a crowd to the left of the Harvard, which had not "I was sort of trailing the UConn goal, a shot flew I thought our backs did a great across the goal mouth from the substituted, was growing more job." right. Harvard midfielder Paul play," Kramer said. "I just ran toward the far post. Foley tired than UConn, which on and got it in the right side pushed it over the crossbar Two of those backs were Baverstock chipped the ball substituted often. senior Todd D'Alessandro and back in. Kramer headed the ball of the net." Kramer scored with with his fingertips. Just when UConn could use 5:06 to play. "It's great to There was something beside Reif, who shared duly marking on goal, but Lulaj stopped it this advantage, play ground to Mills, generally considered on the goal line with his body a halt. With about 20 minutes Harvard's most dangerous and cleared it. ...Husky error leads to play, Harvard lost its forward. D'Alessandro and Reif Freshman back Ian Gruno territorial advantage and UConn kept Mills without a shot. repaid the forward line, put pressure on the goal. And With 19:50 to play in the contributing some offense of to Minuteman goal referee Roger Taylor put the first half, Mills took a pass his own. With about 20 brakes on the game. Issuing near midfield and headed to minutes left in regulation he three yellow cards and From back page "I saw her (Spence) goal. Only Foley was between hit a shot wide to the right whistling play dead for a him and the goal. But, Reif after Baverstock tried to head UMass was threatening making a good run," said handful of fouls, Taylor again inside the penalty box Belkin. "I passed it to her and was right alongside Mills. For away a throw in by freshman stopped the flow of the game 20 yards they raced toward the forward Brian Parker. and midfielder Carolyn Michcel with her speed, I knew she like a tourniquet. attemtped another cross pass. could get it." goal — Reif on the left. Mills With eight minutes to play, "There was loo many the right. As they near the junior forward Dan Donigan, Mitchell ran out of the net and "The third goal was the continuous stoppages," coach called everyone off the ball. icing on the cake," said Banda. penalty area, Reif slid to the who was off his game because Joe Morrone said. ground, stuck his foot in front of a flu-like illness this week, Arico was nearby and attempted When asked how far away Morrone congratulated she was from making the save, of Mills and poked the ball played a free kick from the to clear the pass out of the Harvard and wished the See page 18 box, leaving Mitchell out of Mitchell replied, "A half a Crimson luck in the away. position. Her kick landed at step. She's faster than I am." the feet of midfielder Cassady UConn refused to give up who blasted a 20 yard shot into and pcnalratcd deep enough into the open net to put UMass UMass territory to take their comfortably in the lead 2-0. first corner kick but the THE MAGIC OF BOB FELLOWS "I'm not very experienced Huskies could not pull at that position (midfield)," themselves out of such a deficit said Arico. "It was so late in the game. - IS RETURNING TO UCONN miscommunication." UConn ends their ninth Although UConn was consecutive year of post-season only outshot 6-2 in the first play with a record of 16-5-3. period, the more t lling UMass, 19-1-0, advances to the Thursday 11/19 statistic is UMass' eight corner NCAA final four. kicks. UConn had none. 8:00pm SU Ballroom Nearly the entire period was This may be the year for Free with your student ID played inside of the Huskies' UMass to win it all. penalty box. "It's all or nothing," said Free dessert In the second period Bowshcr. Tsantiris made some changes, "I hope they win," said like moving Arico back to Mitchell. "Then we can say forward, and UConn began to we lost to the national play with much more champions." aggression. "It's UConn-UMass," said "In the second half we did Banda. "They come to play. better," said Tsantiris. "The (The players) know down deep Fine & Performing Arts game was very physical and the inside that it's rivalry. UConn with referee let some things go." went down fighting." Dessert With 24 minutes left in Special Events theatre regulation time, Kennedy scored UConn's only goal on a blast from thirty yards out that Let your spirits soar SUBOG sailed into the top left corner of with a festive evening the net. The score was her first of angelic music of the season and only the and traditional Christmas sixth time UMass has been carols. Ring in the merry scored upon all year. season with the beloved "We had a mental lapse," said Banda. "They scored a goal." OSCAR'S When asked about the goal, Kennedy said, "It was great, especially since it's my senior year." 'That was a picture perfect Beer Specials goal," said Tsantiris. "Men's goalies wouldn't even get that shot." With that score, the game i-V. Pitchers $3.00 seemed in the Huskies' reach but all hope was lost when ©I Mon-Fri UMass scored on a breakaway with 5:35 remaining. 9pm-llpm Senior Debbie Belkin stole a pass and raced 40 yards SAT. DEC, 5 at 8 pm downficld before dumping a pass off to Catherine Spcnce. Tickets: $10.00, 8.00, 6.00, 5.00 (Choice of Bud and Bud Light) Students: $ 6.00, i.00, 4.00, 3.00 Spcnce outran both Husky Sr. citizens: $ 9.00, 7.00, 5.00, 4.00 defenders to isolate herself with Mitchell. Mitchell came out NO COVER of the net to challenge Spcnce j and the two collided. Mitchell i fell but Spcnce managed to ] Jorgensen Oscar's will deliver vour favorite pizza keep her feet and tap the ball Auditorium Just call: 429-8854 into the open net. 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, « d 4 d d M I"I*I .I »n i .» » i»»-. iSportSi The Daily Campus, Monday, Nwbw 16, 19S7 Page 19 Kiygier goal By Chris Parkin tough," said UConn head coach rebound in the direction of Ben Kirtland. with NEC in the lead 2-1. high school teammate Byrne. Daily Campus Staff NEC's Bill Engle. Engle had "They did a good job of If the hockey team was The Huskies averted "He (Stuart) made a great only to flip the puck into the neutralizing us," said Kirtland, move switching goalies. It wondering how to insure big overtime and sent the capacity net to put the Pilgrims in front crowd home with a smile when "We gave them a lot of squelched our momentum,'* crowds all season then they 1-0. opportunities.'* found the answer in their home sophomore left wing John said Kirtland. The Huskies had not time The play throughout the NEC started their comeback opener Saturday night. UConn Guagliardo received a pass from to think about erasing that game was very physical, and survived a furious comeback freshman Don Collins. with a fluke goal to make the deficit before it was increased. the Huskies didn't seem to score 6-4. UConn was on the from New England College on Guagliardo carried the puck NEC had put a weak shot on respond until after they found a goal by All-American Todd into the Pilgrims end and left a net that was bouncing toward power play with the puck in themselves down 3-1. The the right corner. Two UConn Krygier with :13 seconds left drop pass for leading scorer Marcoux when the Pilgrims physical play was reflected in in the game, to edge the Todd Krygier. Krygier Kevin Rust poked it with his defenders collided and Pilgrim the number of penalites given. forward Brian Stone jumped on Pilgrims 7-6. promptly rifled a wrist shot stick. The puck flipped over The Pilgrims were assessed 9, The Huskies themselves had that found its way through the the fallen Marcoux and with the loose puck. He fed it across while UConn received 13. the crease to a waiting Jim fought back from a pair of 2 pads of goalie John Byrne for 8:00 left in the first period it "There were a lot of goal deficits to take a the winning score. was 2-0. Henaghan. Henaghan quickly penalites. They were effort fired it into the open net. commanding 6-3 lead with The game had not started UConn halved the lead 4:00 penalties, the effort wasn't 14:18 left in the third period. well for UConn as NEC later on a pretty goal by senior there for us to get into the The Pilgrims continued the However, NEC came right jumped out to 2-0 and 3-1 co-captain Tim Brown. He was right position," said Kirtland. attack with 2 power play goals back with 3 goals in 6 minutes leads. The Pilgrims first two fed by senior Matt Carl in on a After the Huskies fell 5 minutes apart. The teams to tie the game and apparently goals came only :31 seconds 2 on 1 rush and Brown flipped behind 3-1, on another rebound played evenly for the last S send it to overtime. apart The first goal was scored a backhander from the right goal by Engle, they finally minutes, but just seconds "I really think you've got to after UConn goalie turned away slot. The shot found the back seemed to realize they were in a before Krygier sent the crowd give them credit. They hung one shot but knocked the of the net and the period ended tough game. into hysterics, the Pilgrims The Huskies exploded with nearly put the game away. 5 straight goals from 9:30 in An errant pass left NEC's the second period and 5:42 of Stone alone with Marcoux. He the third. UConn was all over moved forward and let the shot the ice and took total control. go. Marcoux was up to the After the third goal of the task and turned the shot away Th's space contributed as a public service. third period, scored by forward with a beautiful kick save. Mike Powers out of a scramble LUMP BFTWEEN LOWER TWITCHY, WIRED LOOK in front. New England head The Huskies return to LIP AND GUM. CAUSED BY NICOTINE. coach Scott Stuart decided to action on Friday when they A high nicotine content pull shellshocked goalie Sean travel to North Andover, Mass. makes smokeless tobacco Hart in favor of Marcoux's for the Merrimack Tournament BAD BREATH. just as addicting as cigarettes. .. .football team rolls STAINED FINGERS. - v STUBBORN ATTITUDE. WONT LISTEN TO and caught an eleven yard TD TOBACCO-STAINED SOUND MEDICAL From back page pass. TEETH. ADVICE. UConn closes out its regular the scores. Glenn caught a 26 season next Saturday with a 1 yard TD pass and ended the day p.m. Youth Day game with with six catches for 149 yards. DRIBBLE CUR New Hampshire. Terrv scored on a one yard run

TIN BULGES AND RING. ...Harvard fops soccer \ WHITE PATCHES ' y AND SORES. From page 19 He displayed remarkable ball I.i'ukiiplakw In time. NO FRIENDS. right side into the goal mouth. handling as on several oHiIrl lead to oral cancer. Borja trapped the ball with his occasions he had Harvard stomach and it rebounded to defenders running the wrong RECEDING GUMS TOBACCO JUICE. Gruno, in a crowd about 10 way or tripping over yards out. Gruno's low drive themselves. deflected off a player. With about 14 minutes left With 8:40 to play in the first in the second half, Donigan fed overtime, Lulaj took a free Rammel up the left side. HOW TO SPOT A DIP. kick from the left. A Harvard Rammel took a from a low DIPPING IS FOR DIPS. player deflected it to angle that slipped past Hall, DON'T USE SNUFF OR CHEVtfNG TOBACCO CAMCER D'Alessandro. D'Alcssandro's but also slipped past the far kSOOETY shot skidded of the side of his goal post foot to the right side of the Reif, Lulaj, D'Alessandro goal. Gruno's shot from there and senior midfielder played went high. their last game for UConn. Sophomore midfielder Steve Going out on a loss after Rammel, playing as a forward playing well was tough. "It DEADLINE NOV. 17 because of Donigan's illness, hurts," Reif said. "I didn't also had an outstanding game. think I'd cry, but I did.** HJJUJ TOURNAMENTS PHARMACIST BILLIARDS BACKGAMMON OPTOMETRIST CLMCAL PSYCHOLOGIST TABLE TENNIS CHESS PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT DARTS TABLE SOCCER The Air Force can make you an attractive offer—out- standing compensation plus •i' opportunities for professional development. You can have a SIGN UP NOW challenging practice and time to spend with your family while in Room 258 Student Union South you serve your country. Find out what the Air Force offers. Call

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Monday, November 16, 1987 OT goal knocks men's soccer out of NCAA's Huskies 1-0 loss ends title hopes By Paul Edward Parker Daily Campus Staff In two years, the men's soccer team and Harvard University piled up 261 consecutive minutes of scoreless soccer. That ended yesterday along with the Huskies season as forward David Kramer scored with 5:06 to play in overtime yesterday. Harvard keeper Stephen Hall forced the overtime with eight seconds left in scoreless regulation, stopping a Chris Reif shot with a save that defies superlatives. Harvard, 13-0-2 with the 1-0 win, advanced to the quarterfinals of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's national championship tournament. UConn ended its season 13-7-3 in front of 7,182 fans — the largest home crowd this season and sixth largest ever. In the past four years, UConn has lost the New England championship three times, twice to Harvard and once to Boston University. UConn did not make the tournament last year. Playing his final game for UConn, Reif, a senior back, distinguished himself defensively and offensively. With seconds left in regulation, senior forward Kanto Lulaj took a bicycle kick about 15 yards in front of the Harvard goal. The shot was blocked by a defender and cleared toward Reif on the right side. "10-9-8," stadium announcer Steve Kirschncr counted. Reif twisted and hit a fast, left-footed volley toward just inside Senior captain Chris Reif, playing in his last game at UConn , moves out of his the left post. weenerback position during yesterday's 1-0 loss to Harvard (Chris Nelson photo). "When you fall back ihe last thing you sec is it going in," Reif said. "I thought I had it." But, Hall, a junior, leaped more than five yards to his right to guide the ball around the post Football team pounds URI "I saw it going in far post," Reif said. "I struck it well, but he KINGSTON R.I. - Freshman 17. The Huskies go to 6-4 for 271. made a great save on it." quarterback Matt DcGennaro overall and 4-2 in the UConn jumped out to a 14-0 Harvard coach Mike Getman agreed: 'They just don't get any completed 19 of 24 passes for conference. The victory first quarter lead and extended better than that." 224 yards and three touchdowns assures the Huskies their first the margin to 35-0 at the half Reif credited the game to Hall: "Their goalkeeper was the Saturday to lead UConn to a back to back winning seasons and 52-0 before the Rams difference; he stopped us." 52-7 Yankee Conference since 1959-60. Rhode Island scored. While Hall stopped UConn, it was Kramer who buried the football victory over Rhode falls to 1-9 overall and 1-6 in DeGennaro received plenty of Huskies. Island. league play. help as six different players With just more than five minutes to play in the second of two DeGennaro, who left the game En route to the 52 points, the scored touchdowns. The mandatory 10-minutc overtime periods, Harvard midfielder Nick with 11 minutes to play with Huskies rolled up 567 total Antrum brothers, Glenn and Hotchkin raced up the left side with senior forward Diego Borja the Huskies leading 42-0, yards, breaking the former pursuing. Borja lost his footing; the field still slick from Terry, combined for three of became UConn's single season school record of 530. UConn See page 19 Wednesday's snow. See pane 18 touchdown passing leader with rushed for 296 yards and passed Ailing women's soccer falls . ind of tournament By Jason Courtmanche don't take anything away from UMass. We Daily Campus Staff fought hard and earned this. No excuses." Senior co-captain Jen Kennedy scored the "You can always say what if," said UMass only goal as the women's soccer team was senior Kristen Browsher. defeated 3-1 by UMass in Saturday's second UMass came out very strong and aggressive round of the NCAA tournament, before a crowd in the first period. They dominated the Huskies of 1,610. and barraged UConn goalkeeper Bonnie Mitchell UConn, plagued by injuries and a shallow with shots, corner kicks and cross passes inside bench, could not keep pace with the healthy and the penally box. experienced UMass team. UConn started six "This was a harder game mentally for me," freshmen to UMass' six seniors and were without said Mitchell. their two key midfielders, Kim Pruning and Beth Prior to Saturday's game, Mitchell and Grccco. UConn head coach Len Tsantiris was UConn were carrying a school record of seven forced to move his leading scorer, freshman consecutive shutouts. Mitchell is the second Britton Arico, to midfield for only the third time leading Division I-A career shuout leader with this season. 41.5. "They (Pruning and Gecco) were missed," The first UMass goal was a well executed said Tsantiris. "We had only one girl who had header by Michelle Powers on a cross pass from played midfield. No one was familiar with the Catherine Spence. position. It was six freshmen against six "It was a great ball," said Catherine Cassady. seniors. We couldn't sub today. We didn't have "The girl (Mitchell) went up in front of me and it much of a bench. I think our freshmen did pretty went over her head." good. It will mature them mentally." Their second goal, scored 12 minutes later, came on an error in judgment by Arico. Senior captain Jen Kennedy in a game earlier this "They need Pruning and Grecco," said season. Kennedy scored the lone UConn goal in UMass head coach Kalekcni Banda. "They See page 18 Saturday's 3-1 loss to UMass.(Chris Nelson photo)..... weren't as good a team (without them). But i