The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIII No. 15 The University of Connecticut Wednesday, September 27, 1989 Protesters in Manila kill two Americans State department Protesters chant condemns terrorism 'Quayle go home' WASHINGTON (AP) — The MANILA, Philippines (AP) Slate Department yesterday — Gunmen believed to be condemned the murder of two Communist rebels ambushed American civilians in the and killed two American Philippines, calling it a civilians working at a U.S. air "cowardly act of terrorism.*' base yesterday, shortly before The civilians, whose names Vice President Dan Quayle have been withheld pending arrived to discuss the future of notification of their relatives, U.S. military installations were killed in an ambush on a here, police said. road about 50 miles north of A Pentagon statement in Manila shortly before Vice Washington said the victims President Dan Quayle arrived in were civilian employees of the country to talk about the Ford Aerospace Corp., a con- future of U.S. bases there. tractor at Camp O'Donnell. The Americans worked for The camp is a U.S.-run facility Ford Aerospace Corp., a con- about 50 miles north of Manila tractor at Camp O'Donnell, a and 12 miles from the U.S. U.S.-run communications fa- Clark Air Base. cility. The road on which the Also yesterday, gunmen kil- Americans were attacked runs led a member of President between the camp and the U.S. Corazon Aquino's presidential —Brendan G wither photo guard, about a mile from where Clark Air Base. McConaughy hall resident assistants and students pooled funds for a party. Richard Boucher, a State the president will meet with Department spokesman, said in Quayle today. a statement that the civilian The attacks followed a series Last legal floor party at UConn contractors of the Air Force of bombings this month and "were murdered in a carefully came amid growing opposition By Michelle Kay A student with an open under $100 on refreshments, he planned ambush while driving to U.S. military installations Daily Campus Staff bottle of Buckler non-alcoholic said. According to Forozis, in Tarlac province." The am- in the Philippines. McConaughy Hall resident beer kidded an R.A. "Can I go every R.A. is given a budget bush "evidently required a The Americans, whose assistants pooled their "social in the hall with this?" from the Department of Resi- certain amount of preparation," names were not immediately program" funds together to McConaughy Nightclub, as dential Life to sponsor one he said. released, slowed their car as throw what they called "The the lounge was re-named for social program and three educa- "We deplore this senseless they approached a dump truck last legal floor party", last the evening, offered non-alco- tional programs each semester. and cowardly act of terrorism," and a jeep blocking a highway night in the sixth floor holic beer and champagne, Hsu concocted the idea of he said. "Acts like this will not near Capas, 60 miles north of lounge. munchies and a darkened, sponsoring a non-alcoholic deter us in our resolve to sup- Manila, police said. Six men Seva Forozis, third floor strobe-lighted party atmos- dorm-wide party. port the democratic government sprang from the jeep and riddled resident assistant, offered Hall phere. "People obviously aren't here in the Philippines." the Americans' car with Director Olga Riccardo a beer. Ted Hsu, fourth floor R.A. to get smashed," Hsu said. The military believes the gunfire, according to police Lt. "No thanks," Riccardo said, said the beer, made by Heine- "And we encourage smoking," assailants were Communist re- Pepito Pimentel. "I think I'll have some non- ken, was imported from Hol- he joked as he offered students bels, who operate in the Clark The assailants then opened alcoholic champagne." land. The R. A.'s spent just See page 4 area, the officials said. See page 5 Four months more for library repairs By David Collins the concrete slabs underneath. Daily Campus Staff Another layer of bricks is under Architects studying why the concrete. panels of bricks are bulging The bricks arc built upon and shifting from the main steel frames that come out structure of the Homer Bab- from each floor, which makes bidge Library estimate that it each floor self-supporting. The will be another four months supporting frames transfer the before they know the cause of weight of the bricks to another the problem and extent of the place on the structure. damage, according to Sallie Spinelli said that the Giffcn, vice president for downward force of the bricks is administration. battling with the supporting Bricks have already been force of the internal structure. removed from the south side "We're studying if the beams of the 10-year-old library to are able to support the force of study the structure underneath. the bricks," Spinelli said. William Spinelli, director of "Besides the study of the operations for the Office of bricks, we're trying to calculate Facilities, said he recommended if there's any movement of the that the study be expanded to building." the library's north side. This Giffcn said that when water would mean the removal of gets between the bricks and more bricks from the building. concrete and freezes up, it puts Spinelli said that the source pressure on the bricks. She said of the problem is the improper that because the north side gets installation of brick combined less sun in the winter, the r with the force of the brick on water that gets trapped between the internal structure. the bricks and concrete is more Spinelli said the exterior likely to freeze. This was one structure is like a sandwich. reason why the north side will —Kevin Fraser photo The bricks, which have no be studied, she said. structural value, arc reinforced The state Department of Bricks are still being removed from the south side of the Homer Babbidge Library. with tie wires that run between See page 5 page 2 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, September 27, 1989 AROUND THE WORLD South Carolina begins to recover after Hugo CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) blocked by downed trees, — Tap water became safe, making it impossible to reach some stores reopened Tuesday some people in the town of and a ton of catfish was on its about 2,000 bordering the way to case the plight of this Francis Marion National Forest city's hurricane survivors, but north of Charleston. 80 percent remained without "We can't get to their houses power and stricken outlying to see even if they're still alive areas grew desperate. or not," Hoffman said. Generators and other Some other towns and the necessities poured in to this barrier islands had similar historic port from around the problems, officials said. nation. The Mississippi Hugo and its remnants killed Agriculture Department at least 33 people in the arranged to send a ton of Caribbean and 28 on the U.S. donated catfish along with mainland, including 17 in cooks to fry it and serve it with South Carolina. hush puppies, the region's Charleston schools remained beloved cornmcal side dish. closed for at least another —UPI phot. While Charleston regained week; some colleges in the area Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Samuel Pierce invoked the fifth amendment some services, the picture was plan to open Monday. yesterday during a House panel investigating housing scandals. bleaker in isolated areas. Charleston Harbor reopened to limited ship traffic Tuesday, "We have no ice, no lights and some traffic lights in Pierce refuses to testify to and we're low on batteries," St. Charleston and in nearby Stephen Mayor Bobby Mount Pleasant were working. Congress, invoking 5th Amendment Hoffman said. "Everything is Residents climbed onto roofs WASHINGTON (AP) — mismanagement, influence prepare, did not have the HUD funnelled to Charleston, but we to repair shingles under a Former HUD Secretary Samuel peddling and political documents he needed and would had a hurricane, too. People arc sunny sky, while others R. Pierce Jr. refused to answer favoritism at the Department of invoke his constitutional right desperate. They're going to shopped in grocery stores questions Tuesday from a Housing and Urban not to testify. panic." opened for the first lime. Rain House panel investigating Development, which Pierce He said roads were still that was predicted held off. housing scandals, citing his headed throughout the Reagan Lantos then posed eight constitutional right against administration. questions to Pierce, some Mad Dads gang up on sclf-incrimination. He raising new suggestions of contended he had been Disagreements between the political influence involving drugs, dealers and violence "prejudged by this body." subcommittee and Pierce even HUD and the Reagan White OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Los Angeles gangs have found a new Pierce, compelled to appear extended to news coverage of House. market for their drugs in the Midwest, and the resulting violence by a subpoena, accused the the hearing. Pierce invoked Each time Pierce refused to has stirred a group of fathers calling themselves "Mad Dads" to subcommittee of trying to rush House rules that forced answer. fight back. him into testifying without subcommittee chairman Tom "The subcommittee's desire The Mad Dads, armed only with radios, patrol gang-infested areas adequate preparation and said he Lantos, D-Calif., to bar to rush me through this of north Omaha to break up drug deals and reclaim neighborhoods hoped to tell his story later. television, radio and process, together with various marked as gang turf. His refusal to testify came at photographic coverage, despite statements made by members Earlier this month, they announced plans to use a helicopter, but a dramatic meeting of a panel the chairman's complaint that ... leads me to the painful a spokesman said Monday the group was grounding that idea be- that has been investigating the move was unwarranted. conclusion that I have been cause it caused too much controversy. allegations of billions of Pierce read a brief statement prejudged by this body," Pierce Formed by fathers angry about gangs known as the Bloods and dollars worth of fraud, saying he had not had time to said. Crips dealing drugs in their neighborhood, Mad Dads has expanded its reach throughout the city. Embassy slowing emigration flood "We felt we had to get out on the streets and start offering to our MOSCOW (AP) — U.S. Embassy officials around the embassy every day since Soviet community some semblance of security," Eddie Staton, an orga- trying to curtail a constant line outside the officials began liberalizing emigration policies nizer, said last week. embassy on Tuesday announced new rules on last year. There have been reports recently that "If Mad Dads have done anything city wide, it's created an atmo- emigration procedures aimed at lightening the spaces in line are going for hundreds of dollars. sphere that there are some folks fighting back who have been per- work load in Moscow and limiting die number of ceived as part of the problem," Staton said. would-be emigrants. "The United States will continue to receive applications from all interested Soviet citizens, Police estimate there arc about 50 hard-core Crips in Omaha and The announcement was made to an agitated but priority in scheduling interviews will be an equal number of rival Bloods. Each gang also has about 200 as- crowd of several hundred Soviets, who were sociates and "wannabe" members in the city, police said. gathered around the embassy seeking permission given to those with close relatives ... who are The Los Angeles-based gangs have established a drug trade laced to emigrate or visit the United States. Dozens citizens or legal residents of the United States, as with a kind of violence new to this largely middle-class city of pushed and grabbed for the one-sheet explanation well as those of special concern to the United 350,000. of the rules, which take effect Oct. 1. States," according to the document handed out Drive-by shootings arc becoming commonplace, and one public According to the document, applications for Tuesday. housing project is so racked by drugs and violence that residents emigration now will have to be sent to "Many who have no close family ties in the have nicknamed it "Vietnam." Washington instead of being dealt with in United States will face long delays and may wish After gang members beat John Foster's son, Foster, Staton and Moscow because of the flood of requests pouring to explore alternative destinations. Not all those four other men formal a committee that in May became Mad Dads into the embassy here. who apply will be given appointments," it — Men Against Destruction Defending Against Drugs and Social Lines of hundreds of people have been forming warned. Disorder. The group has grown from to more than 200, 85 percent of whom arc black, Staton said. "We had to figure a way of ... giving the good men in our com- Three couples agree to divvy up munity who arc not involved in pimping, in drugs, in drug sales and violence an opportunity to band together and really be heard," $10,000 prize in kissing contest he said. RENO, Ncv. (AP) — Three couples have been wearing a hat for four or five weeks and then take declared winners in the first annual Great it off. The hat still feels like it's on." American Kiss-Off, but their lips arc sealed about But Gonzalcs, 39, said he still kissed his 36- what they'll take home for their efforts. year-old wife and mother of their five children The six contestants agreed to divvy up the good night. Weather S10,000 top prize after smooching for 42 days "I'm not tired of kissing her," he said. "I think Wednesday, sunny, breezy and cool, highs in the then hiring a lawyer to legally unlock their lips. everyone decided we should be the winners 50s to around 60. Wednesday night, partly cloudy and "I'm just glad it's over," Fernando Gonzalcs because they realized we could go on the chilly, lows in the 30s, lower 40s on the coast. said Wednesday, one day after all parties embraced longest." Thursday, sunny and pleasant, highs near 65. the pact. Gonzalcs, who is unemployed, said he survived He and his wife, Karen, were declared the financially because he owned a tile fitting USPS12958O0O0 official first-place finishers after they and two business in California before moving to Fernley, Second Class Postage paid at SlOfTt, Conn. 06268. Published other couples outlasted 11 other pairs who Ncv., in 1985. at the Daily Campus, Box U-189. Monday through Friday entered the contest sponsored Jjy a furniture Reno attorney Pat Cashill said he was hired by 9/12-12/9, 1/26-5/5. Telephone: 4299384. company. The company agreed to let the three parents of the other two couples in their late Postmaster: Send Pom 3579 to The Daily Campus, 11 Dog top couples split the $10,000 as they pleased and teens and early 20s to help end the contest so Lane, Slorrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily Campus is an without revealing how. their children could get on with their lives. associate member of the Associated Piefi which is exclusively "We thought it was going to be a two-week "These people were really caught up in a entitled to reprint material published vtiiliin. thing, but it turned into a marathon," said horrible situation," Cashill said. "It was like they Gonzalcs. "I'm recovered now. But it still feels were in bondage. They wouldn't quit; $10,000 is like I'm kissing. ... It's like when you've been a lot of money." The Daily Campus, Wednesday, September 27, 1989 page 3 iNewsi New fans for classrooms ordered Bush hopeful summit following strip show by teacher will change schools By Andrew Slitt Miller also says the thermo- floor fans for the lecture hall WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush said Tuesday he hopes] Daily Campus Staff stat in AS-55 is not easily will not be adequate, according his two-day education summit with the nation's governors this Six floor fans have been adjustable and cannot be to Miller. "It's better than week will produce ways to "dramatically change things" ordered by the Department of adjusted in time for an 8 nothing, but it's no final America's troubled schools. Facilities and Maintenance to o'clock class. "The middle area solution." "We've got to see what it is we're doing wrong, how can we be alleviate the problem of exces- is a sauna once the heat goes Miller says that he has no more accountable," Bush told reporters after hearing business sive heat in classrooms on on, and opening the windows regrets about his protest and he leaders complain about the problems that poorly educated students campus during warm days. would do it again if necessary. cause in the workplace. At least two of the fans will does no good. People will be "It's a shame that that's what it Bush will travel by helicopter to Charlottesville, Va., on probably be used in AS-55, the sweating," he said. has to come to. The students Wednesday afternoon for an education summit with the governors lecture hall where two weeks The proposed solution of deserve better than that." on the University of Virginia campus. ago psychology professor It will be only the third such presidential convocation of David B. Miller protested the governors in history, and the first since President Franklin D. extreme heat by removing Roosevelt summoned governors more man half a century ago for most of his clothes and teach- their advice on coping with the Great Depression. ing in nothing but socks, Even before the governors gathered at Thomas Jefferson's running shorts, and a tie. "academical village," educators and politicians were expressing Earl Eldredge, a facilities hope that the summit would give new impetus to a school reform supervisor, says that the fans movement that has shown signs of floundering. will probably not arrive in While House officials and leaders of the National Governors' time for use this semester. He Association have said the meeting's top priority will be to lay the agreed that some classrooms on groundwork for the first set of national performance goals for the campus can be a problem in schools. hot weather. "He made his Bush, who promised in last year's election campaign to become point and was trying to express "the education president," said, "I think we're going to come what many have felt in the together with the governors on major objectives for this country in past," said Eldredge. terms of education, something that's never been done before." However, Eldredge also said He said he has his ideas for changes but was keeping them that Miller overreacted and private. "I'm going down there to listen and work with the should have come directly to governors, not try to impose an agenda from here," he said. the facilities department. "We "I want to see us come up with some suggestions that will would have tried to do dramatically change things," Bush said. —Kevin Fraser photo something to fix the problem," Professor Miller and his solution to the heat. said Eldredge. Miller said that he does not f~A Same Day Dellverylll agree with this view. 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VISIT CO-OP Ed. OFFICE , 3rd FLOOR, WILBUR CROSS BUILDING DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS & SERVICES page 4 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, September 27, 1989 News — UConn to host equestrian show on Saturday By Jennifer Hartmann Equestrian Team are chosen horse out of a hat in "horse You just get on some horse Daily Campus Staff show, Callahan said. The from students who take lessons draw," a lottery that will you've never seen before in scores are added up at the end of This Saturday, while many from the horse practicum, Ed- determine which rider and your life." the show to determine the UConn students are supporting son explained. Students must which horse will participate "If it's a hard horse to ride, "high point college" for the their team at the Yale Bowl, take lessons to be on the team, in the show together, said you're going to have to work members of the UConn Eques- and the cost is $130 for 14 day, she said. Jamie Gcraardi, president of the harder to get a ribbon," said Riders will compete in a trian Team will be on campus lessons during this semester, practicum, and a national Christie Taylor, a first hosting 16 regional colleges ihc said. walk, trot, canter during the champion last year. semester student who has been first part of the show, and and universities in the first Since the team began "What makes it difficult dur riding for seven years, but has show of the semester. accepting any studcnts,not just classes range from advanced to ing a show is that each horse never been in a show at beginner, Gerardi said. In the Last year UConn had the animal science majors, two has its own stride and they all UConn. highest scores in its region and second half, riders will go years ago, it has become more ride a little different," Edson "This will be different be- through a scries of eight jumps was named high point winner competitive, Edson said. The said. of the year. The team went on cause you're showing for in classes that include open team has 43 members this In her first show at UConn, yourself and for your school, division, intermediate, and to place fifth in the national year. edson remembers how she felt and you're competing against novice, she said. competition, said Janice Calla- "Wc take them from all about the lottery system. han, the team coach. other colleges," she said. "I hope we win a lot of levels. Some of them come in "I was nervous as hell. It's UConn is the president Scores are based on the blues," Callahan said. 'They're real «ood. You tone up the strange not to go to a horse school of the region this year performance of any eight riders al! good kids and they all work good ones and make them ride show with your own horse. the team choscs before the hard. It's a team effort" because of its high scoring better. You concentrate on team, and will host riders from getting the lower levels in Yale University, Brown shape, strengthening their ...Floor party takes place University, Connecticut Col- positions and their legs," lege, Wcslcyan University, and Callahan said. From front page other schools for the show Edson said the coach assigns Cool-brand bubble gum ciga- natural high." Berger said his tasted the non-alcoholic cham- Sept. 30. each rider a different horse for rettes. Kingsbury brand non-alcoholic pagne, but thought it tasted "All the entries aren't in yet, each lesson so that no one "This is better than Ted's," beer was obviously non- pretty good. "I give it the but wc expect more schools to becomes accustomed to riding a said resident Dricw King. alcohol tasting, but the fact thumbs up," he said. participate than in past years," particular horse. This prevents People would still act drunk if that students are drinking it During the first half-hour, said Dec Edson, secretary of the a rider from knowing a horse an entire keg of non-alcoholic proves that people don't need partiers danced, sang along UConn Horse Practicum. The well enough to have an beer was served at a party and alcohol to have a good time. with tunes they knew the team hopes to draw about 300 advantage over the other riders. they didn't know it, King said. Resident Ted D'Agostino words to, and socialized in the riders for the show, she said. Before the show begins, "I'm wasted already," said said he thought he was same fashion that they would Members of UConn's riders will pick the name of a resident Lee Bergcr. "IJiave a drinking foam when he first have at an alcoholic party, but nobody staggered or rushed to the lavatory. THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Riccardo said the estimated 75 to 100 people were en- DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES joying themselves because this type of party is something new. "Proof of this is that Substance Free Living Space Committee Survey people of legal drinking age are here," Riccardo said. A committee has been formed by the Division of Student Affairs and Services to This type of party would also work on a larger scale, investigate the possibility of establishing a substance free living space by according to Riccardo. A Fall, 1990. campus-wide party, with super- vision to ensure that everyone attending is alcohol-free, would In order to provide you with an opportunity to live in an environment which would be a good activity for undcr- aged students that need some- meet needs of students seeking substance free living, we ask that you complete where to go to party, she said. this brief survey and return it to Rita Pollack, Chairperson, U -174, Wilbur Cross Riccardo said that people at McConaughy Nightclub will Building Rm 161 , by October 13,1989. not engage in behavior that they can't remember the next day. "No one will leave this 1. Age party and vandalize something 2. Gender or become violent," she said. Sophomore resident Corryne 3. Semester Standing Ricdinger said that the students at McConaughy Nightclub were a mix of all ages, fresh- 4. Which of the following substances should be banned from a substance man through senior. "At first I thought this party free living space? would be lame," Riedinger said. "But I'm having a good 1. Alcohol 2. Nicotine 3. other, please specify tim*."

5. If the substance free living space was nicotine restricted, which of the following is appropriate? Have a car to 1. No smoking anywhere on the floor. sell? 2. Smoking only in designated rooms. 3. Smoking in common areas. Looking For another 6. Should individuals be allowed to remain on the substance free floor if they roommate? return to the floor under the influence of alcohol? Did your 2. No 1. Yes drummer's mom Please explain : say tie can't play in your Heavy Metal band anymore?

7 . Would you be interested in living in a substance free living space? 1. Yes 2. No Advertise If Yes , why? (This response is optional.) in the Classifieds The Daily Campus The Daily Campus, Wednesday, September 27, 1989 iNews page 5 Former Housing Commissioner O'Neill optimistic denies mismanagement allegations despite low ratings DANBURY (AP) — Former commissioner of the newly "I'm not that astute a state Housing Commissioner formed Housing Department by politician. I had my hands busy HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O'Neill chose to look at Joseph E. Canale says a scries the late Gov. Ella T. Grasso in building houses," Canale said. the bright side Tuesday when he reviewed results of newspaper poll of legislative hearings now 1979, did not specify who was Most of the developers he showing his favorability ratings low, but improved from last time. underway into a moderate- out to get the Democratic knew donated to both candi- "It was far more encouraging than the last one, that said I was at income housing program that governor. dates in a political race, he rock bottom," O'Neill told reporters in a Capitol hallway as he operated during his Canale said he did not know said. headed to a conference. administration is a political who gave money to the Canale said he had no The poll taken by the University of Connecticut Sept. 12-20 and ploy designed to embarrass O'Neill campaign, and that he Gov. William A. O'Neill. reservations about appearing published Tuesday in The Hartford Courant, found 3 percent rated had never been contacted by the before the committee, which During a recent interview at O'Neill's performance as excellent, 29 percent rated it good, 36 governor or one of his has already held four days of percent rated it fair and 29 percent rated it poor. his Danbury home, Canale also representatives about the hearings. The last UConn poll, taken in June, showed O'Neill with a 3 denied allegations of misman- awarding of low-interest loans. percent excellent rating, 26 percent good, 33 percent fair and 34 agement and political fa- percent poor. voritism leveled against him. "I was pleased to see that the poor rating went down, the "Maybe a few mistakes were ...Quayle in Manila fair'rating went up and the good'rating went up," O'Neill said. made, but not very many. We From front page "Certainly it's a step in the right direction and I hope it continues didn't overpay anybody," the car door and pumped bullets City, near Manila. In October in that direction. However, a poll, as I've said, is only a picture of Canale said, calling the into the victims, Pimcntcl 1987, rebels killed three Amer- a moment in time. The poll that counts is November 1990." hearings being conducted by said. The attack occurred about icans in simultaneous attacks O'Neill has said he will seek a third full term next year, his the Planning and Development 5 p.m. outside Clark Air Base. health permitting. Committee "all political." Col. Florentino Amorabon, The poll was taken as two likely challengers to O'Neill, one "The governor is running for a spokesman for the Philippine As Quayle arrived, hundreds Democratic and one Republican, were readying their campaigns. office again," Canale said. Constabulary in central Luzon of leftists burned his effigy and U.S. Rep. Bruce A. Morrison, D-3rd District, announced "They arc trying to get to the island, said the assassins were an American flag while chant- Monday that he had created a committee to explore the feasibility governor through me." believed to be members of the ing "Bases out!, Quayle go home!" of challenging O'Neill for the 1990 gubernatorial nomination. Canale is expected to testify New Peoples Army, which And Rep. John G. Rowland, R-5th District, is expected to create before the committee soon. operates in the area. Quayle arrived in Manila about 7:30 p.m. from Japan for his own committee next month as he begins a quest for the GOP "They're trying to say I gave In April, rebels killed U.S. nomination next year. projects only to people who a visit expected to focus on the Army Col. James Rowc as he future of the bases, which The poll was also conducted after O'Neill's announcement that gave to the governor's cam- was driving to the headquarters the state had taken care of its 1988-89 budget deficit and was paign," Canale said. operate under a lease that of the U.S. Joint Military expires in September 1991. expecting a $93 million surplus in the current year. Canale, who was appointed Assistance Group in Quezon ...Library From front page Public Works contracted Hirsch Associates of Farmington to perform a $98,000 study on the library. Spinelli said that there is $3.5 million available to contract repairs. "We're looking at a 2-year repair on the building," Spinelli said. The fences that surround the 387,000-square-foot library pre- vent people from walking in areas where the bricks could fall. When the architects complete the study, they will recommend what should be done to solve the problem. They have been studying the library for three months.

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This incident has deeply Josh Garskof disturbed all here at the Daily Campus, and in the community at large. There can be no Weather never hurt anyone logical explanation for the unnecessary before, ferns, sugar cane, and The Virgin islands and some Kaderli, Geoff Fox, Brad taking of this animals life. If this act was palm trees sprang up. Fields, they all went to town. merely to satisfy the sick needs of a states were demolished by I can see reporting the damage Hurricane Hugo, but New And then there was the rain. ritualistic ceremony, then you are even England was spared the violent Hugo was doing, but they went The rain fell and out came beyond this. CounUess radar more in need of psychiatric counseling than storm. This is not to say we hundreds of umbrellas. I previously thought. Hopefully this maps and aerial photos showed were unaffected. Life at personally do not carry one, us the cloud mass. To me, it counseling will come from prison UConn was changed by the but generally, everyone else storm even though it spun out looked like, well, a cloud authorities once you are caught. Rest does. Umbrellas range in size mass. I'm sure these things are assured, you WILL be caught. hundreds of miles away. and color and their users range useful to weathermen, but not Strange things happened here in coordination. Some people to me. We here at the Daily Campus stand firmly all last week. avoid collisions by raising, behind the constitutional amendment lowering, or tilting them, but First of all, Hugo brought us One channel even which guarantees the freedom of worship, Amazonian weather. I've never most just plunge into the interviewed a Connecticut but when injury is perpetrated in religion's crowd. woman who had been visiting felt air so waterlogged. One near where the storm hit. name, your right to excersize this day, the cleaning woman in These people are dangerous. amendment in a court of law becomes my dorm scrubbed down the On the busy cross-campus Come on guys, you preempted bathroom. This worsened the Cheers for that? Weather questionable. If this was perpetrated for the sidewalks, umbrellas bang up tragedies are the spice of life purpose of blood letting for some cult problem in the unvcntilatcd against each other like for these people. Soon the room, because it added more molecules. Oh, its safe ceremony, one can only hope that you will moisture to the air. A cloud enough if you have one stations will be using the step forward and see the cruelty you formed, then a high pressure yourself, but it you don't, just footage in their promos, reigned. There are several occult shops system. Thunder echoed like claiming to be first with the walking to class on a rainy day emergency information or throughout the country that carry pseudo the sound of so many flushing will put the fear of God into toilets. We closed the door. you. Without your own something. If we had really blood for your barbaric rituals. If you are still paid attention we would still be ill enough to continue your rituals, perhaps Later, as I flipped the pages of umbrella, you arc unprotected my textbook, it disintegrated in from the chaotic masses. The in our basements eating canned a reassessment of the impact that such an my hands. The paper just fell pointed metal ends come ravioli. act makes is in order. apart in the wet air, like an straight at your unshielded Finally it has cooled down. The sheep that was slaughtered was ancient, rotting manuscript. head. Only the deftness of a Hugo no longer changes the jet fortunately your only fatality. The two swine After a week of this black belt in karate could dodge stream. His effects have worn you tried to kill by lacerating them from ear them all. I am happy just to off and life continues a little intensely humid air, our avoid catching one in the face. to ear thankfully survived. These animals campus became a jungle. more normally. Yeah, this Insects flourished and feels more like Storrs weather. were undoubtedly prized by the agricultural Hugo didn't only affect our Cold rain and mud, these are department and to replace them will cause multiplied in the stagnant weather though. To turn on things I can relate to. puddles which formed in even the television last week, was to a financial burden. It's pretty obvious that the slightest depressions. watch reports on his progress. Josh Garskof is a Daily you don't even have the slightest respect for What used to be the beaten Even when it was clear that we Campus columnist life. Why then, when your caught, should we paths grew into rain forest. would not be hit, hourly the public show any mercy toward you. Where only sand and rock lay updates were aired. Hilton Undoubtedly a gutless marauder like yourself when faced with arrest will crawl r^t'VL GOT TO I ?V)U. \X OUT for sympathy. If there was ever an example case for plea bargaining to be abolished, yours is it. All throughout the Storrs community hope for your quick capture and an expedient sentencing. Substance free The Department of Residential life has taken the first true step in assessing the feasibility of establishing a substance free environment. In yesterday's Daily Campus, there appeared a questionnaire which seeks to get student input on this issue. We encourage you to fill out the form and return it to DRL even if you are not personally interested in residing in such a residence. The creation of such a space will undoubtedly go a long way toward reducing the friction created between dorm mates who share different lifestyles. We encourage students to support this pioneering endeavor. Commentary/Letters The Daily Campus, Wednesday, September 27, 1989 page 9 Letter to the Editor Mike Royko— UConn needs to set priorities On the scene Apparently the night football Our tuition and board fees are on campus. How about making game last Saturday under the going to increase for yet a more of the campus accessible new borrowed lights was a second time, not by an to handicapped individuals, with a bang great success. Everything that expected small sum that would which according to the letters I have read or heard about it has seem reasonable for the rising from some of these students The first time Slats Grobnik cracked one of his knuckles, dogs praised the idea and it seems costs of maintaining the last semester, is a very serious all over the neighborhood began barking, and a squad car came by that many people think that we school, but by approximately problem Or maybe, we could to see who had been shot. Slats knew then that he had a special should acquire permanent 15 percent! This in itself start hiring more professors so gift. lighting facilities so that more seems ridiculous after last that more classes would be He could get two resounding cracks out of each finger-one from of these games could be played semester's increase, when many available to students who don't the knuckle and one from the middle joint. And he could get one (The Big Payoff, in Monday's of our staff'are being have some of the scheduling out of each of his thumbs. That made 18 of them, and when he did paper.) They say that it would encouraged to take an early privileges of, say, the athletes it fast, it was like a string of Zebra firecrackers. help to bring about the dream retirement so that the school (like preference during It worried his mother for a while. She thought there might be Seven-day campus and therefore can save money. I think that Add/Drop.) somehow make the school something wrong with him, so she took him to the doctor who had this second rate increase is All in all, I get the infinitely better. uncalled for. Secondly, an office upstairs over the drugstore to have him examined. The impression that the priorities Though I am sure that the assuming that this rate increase doctor told her that Slats had real loud knuckles and charged her of some of the Administration game was fun and exciting for is necessary, or at least $10. As they walked home Slats said: "I would have told you that arc a bit skewed and that they for a quarter.'' ihose who chose to go and see unavoidable, how can we should start concentrating more us beat the University of New justify spending more money on what UConn is as a school, The sound bothered some people. In school he cracked them Hampshire, I have serious on things like lights and domes before they concentrate on what during tests because he liked to see the teacher jump. She finally doubts about the feasibility of while there arc many far more UConn is as a social made him wear heavy, fleece-lined gloves to muffle the sound. It making night football a serious problems on campus organization. was more peaceful, but by the time everybody else was reading at permanent activity here at that need to be solved; like Will Altman the seventh-grade level, Slats was still trying to get his first book UConn at this point in time. solving the parking problem opened. He like cracking his knuckles in the movies best, especially during the romantic scenes. When Charles Boyer was kissing Bette Colman McCarthy Davis, Slats would clasp his hands together and race through all 18 knuckles. The audience thought that Bette Davis' teeth were health breaking. Who knows what they would think during the romantic Peddling for scenes in today's movies. bicyclist than a dry motorist who must endure WASHINGTON-Until Marcia Lowe told me, As he got older, his knuckles grew even louder. Every summer, what Marcia Lowe reports: "The daily battle I wasn't aware of being part of the silent with traffic congestion, according to a recent Slats was given the job as starter at the alderman's neighborhood majority. Olympics. For a while, the alderman had used a regular starter University of California study, tends to raise who fired a blank pistol, but instead of running the race, most of In "The Bicycle: Vehicle for a Small Planet," drivers' blood pressure, lower their frustration the neighborhood youths put their hands in the air or emptied their Lowe reports that in a world seduced by tolerance and foster negative moods and pockets. So they let Slats crack his big knuckle, which was louder automobiles, the unseduced are still the majority. aggressive driving. Except when there is no anyway. Bicycles outnumber cars two to one. Annual alternative but to ride in the same traffic stream, bicycle production has reached 100 million, three commuter cyclists benefit both themselves and During the winter, when the softball season was over. Slats was times the number of new cars.- As a commuting their employers by being less vulnerable to sponsored by Crazy Al's Tavern to crack his knuckles in bicyclist for 20 years, I've been putting myself hypertension, heart attacks and coronary disease, competition with representatives of other taverns. mistakenly in the minority. and arriving at work more alert. The proof that He lost only one match out of hundreds. And that loss, people enjoy cycling to keep fit is in the surprisingly, was to Mrs. Ruby Peak, and elderly widow who lived In the daily traffic of the United States, where popularity of stationary exercise bikes. The above the war surplus and represented Bruno's Tap. Mrs. Peak had car addicts spew out of their tailpipes more irony, however, is that so many people drive to a a left knee that cracked like a rifle shot. It took her almost four pollution than from any other foulness, it only health club to ride them." appears that a few of us are head-over-wheels-in- hours of steady cracking to beat Slats that one time, but after that --Bicycling is dangerous. Yes, if you're Mrs. Peak walked funny. love with the world's most efficient form of mechanical transportation. Globally, we are in reckless. Cautious commuters keep risks to a People who couldn't crack their knuckles loud, or at all, were the flow. In China, parts of Europe, India, minimum. They know that the most threatening always asking Slats how he did it South Korea, Egypt, Malaysia, and other vehicle is another bicycle, too many of which are Like most great natural athletes, he was modest about his talent. nations, bicycles are in the majority. China has ridden by helmctlcss thrill-seekers who sec traffic He'd say things like: "I guess somebody up there likes to hear my 300 million bicycles, 1.2 million automobiles. as the combat zone and themselves as victorious knuckles pop." Or: "I could never have done it without my India as a ratio of 30 to 1, South Korea 20 to 1. road-warriors. They win, until the law catches mother and father who both got big hands." This mass transit is transit for the masses. up with them-the law of averages, the most reliable of all. He once appeared on the Morris B. Sachs Radio Amateur Hour, The report of Marcia Lowe, distributed by cracking his knuckles in time to "Lady of Spain I Adore You." He Worldwatch Institute where she is a staff In commuting, damage rather than danger did well, too, finishing in the judging behind a girl who toe-danced researcher, has 119 footnotes in 46 pages, a feast should be the fear. It's gasoline and dicscl while playing "Lady of Spain I Adore You" on her accordion. of facts for those who like conclusions and engines that damage the air with poisons. It's claims to be documented. The pro-bicycle gasoline and dicscl engines that require oil Somebody once asked Slats why his knuckles, or anybody else's companies to damage the environment with knuckles for that matter, made a cracking noise. Slats who could arguments marshalled by Lowe would persuade tankers that leak or spill in Valdcz and elsewhere. be philosophical, said: "What else are they good for?" anyone of even modest reasonability that this human-powered machine is superior It's gasoline and diescl engines for which His answer satisfied him, and it satisfied me. Some things economically, environmentally and for personal industrial-nation cities give up one-third of the should not be explored too deeply or the mystery is destroyed. health. land for roads and parking lots. Lowe reports Look at what has happened to sex. that for China "to pave over as much land per Why then are only 1 out of 40 U.S. bicycles capita as has the United States would mean But now scientists, who can't leave anything alone, claim to ridden for commuting, and the rest used for have found the reason for the cracking sound that knuckles make. giving up a total of 64 million hectares- recreation or rusting with flat tires in the garage? equivalent to more than 40 percent of the Some British researchers did it by using special knuckle-cracking Car commuters pollute the air with three alibis country's croplands." machines. X-rays and other measuring devices on a team of on why they use gasoline power, not leg power: volunteers. Politicians who rousingly damn drug addiction —Bicycling is slow. Let's hope so. They have found this answer: There is fluid in the knuckle are mum on gasoline addiction. Which mayors Hurriedness is the dominant ailment of urban have called for tax breaks for us bicyclists, who joints. When people stretch these joints, tiny gas bubbles form in living. Workplace Law I holds that those who the fluid. When you bend your fingers forward, the gas makes a clearly deserve them? Which city councils ask drive the craziest to get to work, and save 4 1-2 for stiff financial penalties against car popping noise. Then the gas goes back into the fluid and if you minutes by running 10 yellow lights, are those wait a while, you can repeat the process. commuters, as in Japan where the government who waste the most time settling down after they imposes a $2,000 registration fee every two years Big deal. Now that they have figured that out, they'll probably arrive. a car is used? How many Senate or House start working on the question of why some people can wiggle their -Workplace Law II is the hurry-up-and-wait- members give the public an example by getting ears and others can't. syndrome. A garage near my office regularly has around town on a bicycle? More than half of Slats could really wiggle his. For a while, he even thought he a long cortege of cars wailing for the parking America's commuting treks are less than 5 miles, had solved the mystery of flight. But that's another story. attendants-foot-shufflers, amblers all-to snap to. but can anyone remember an editorial in their Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist Bicyclists arc free of these excruciations, as we'll local newspaper urging readers to loosen up and tell you when we breeze by. wheel right? --Bicycling is sweaty. The anti-pcrspiralion Colman McCarthy is a syndicated columnist Has something got you industry aside, why sweat? Better to be a moist upset? Daily Campus Letters Policy The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be Write to typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number The Daily Campus is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld solely on the consent of the editor. about it! The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: [Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06268. 10 page The Daily Campus, Wednesday, September 27, 1989 Arts Pacino's return with 'Sea of Love' hits the mark By John F. Sullivan to one of his fellow officers. ad in the same poetic style, in bling the film styles of starts off slowly, but as soon Campus Correspondent Keller is in his 20ih year as a hopes that it will lure in the "Batman" or "Blade Runner." as Barkin enters, the story in- Alter a lour year absence, Al policeman, lives with his fa- killer. Keller and Hooey set up This style helps set the tensifies to a surprise finish. Pacino returns in Universal ther, and is very lonely. dates with the respondents, and suspenscful tone of the movie. The last of the main charac- Picture's "Sea of Love," and it The film opens with one of invite them out for drinks. In addition to the main plot, ters, Sherman Hooey, played may well have taken Pacino the victims being found face Each women's glass is re- the film takes a look at the by John Goodman, is an just that long to recover from down naked on his bed, shot at moved for analysis from an lonely and dangerous world of excellent contrast to Pacino's his last disaster. Pacino's last close range in the back of the undercover cop posing as a singles dating. At one point, Keller. Hooey is an easy- film, "Revolution," died in the head. After a second murder of waiter. Helen remarks, "Do you know going guy, who along with box office and is still decaying the same kind, Keller teams up After several women have how many creeps there arc out Pacino, provides some on the shelves of video stores with Detective Sherman Hooey come and gone, Helen (Ellen there?" "Running Scared" style comedy around the country. Simply (John Goodman), a cop from Barkin) enters. She sits down, to ease the ever building put, the previews to his latest across town where the second gives a quick soliloquy remi- Also during the fingerprint- tension. were ten times belter than Pa- murder took place. niscent of Kevin Costncr's ing dates, one woman remained There were two aspects of cino's last outing. The pair do some leg work, "Bull Durham" speech, and at the bar after Keller told her "Sea of Love" that might make he would call her. The woman "Sea of Love,' written by and discover that both of the leaves. The entire lime she the viewer doubt the validity of exited crying when she saw Richard Price and directed by men had placed poetic personal never touches her glass. the situation. The first and Harold Becker ("The Boo.':," ads in a singles magazine. The Keller talking with another most obvious is a scene in "Vision Quest"), is a sus- police find three more poetic- suspect, whom she believed to which Keller is supposed to be be another date. pense/romance about a New styled personal ads in the pa- fearing for his life. This York police officer (Pacino), per two of which correspond Video Reviews Pacino's characterization of comes across a little awkward Frank Keller is definitely worth and the manager of a shoe store to the two dead men. When for Pacino fans, because any- (Ellen Barkin) who happens to seeing. He brings to this film one who saw "Scarfacc" would the third man turns up dead in Shortly aflcr their initial be die prime suspect in a triple the same fashion, Keller and the same intensity that made have a hard time believing that murder. Al Pacino plays De- meeting, Helen and Keller Films like "Serpico," "Dog Day Pacino would be running Hooey come up with a wild bump into each other and spend tective Frank Keller, a divorced idea of how to catch the killer. Afternoon," and "Scarfacc" so around the room in a nervous a passionate night together. great. "Sea of Love" represents cop whose ex-wife is married The police place their own fit. This scene actually caused Despite warnings from Hooey, a slight departure for Pacino the audience to laugh rather (frSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS»5S«SSSSSS5^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!= Keller starts dating Helen with because he not only plays his than feel the intensity of the the knowledge that she is one famous tough guy persona, but moment. SPEND A SEMESTER of the prime suspects of the he gets to take a stab at being IN The second questionable as- murders. an erotic lover. pect is the implication that "Sea of Love" is very dark As for Ellen Barkin, simply Keller was an alcoholic. The and gritty, somewhat resem- QUEBEC put, she is hot! This film film makers seemed to be go- ing out of their way to show that Keller had a drinking Internships problem, but they never make anything of it. The only time m in Europe the matter even comes up is at • Programs in London, Bonn, Paris, Madrid & Brussels the end when Keller mentions, • A wide range of placements - semester and summer in passing, that he is on the For Information and applications stop by the

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Phone numbers, last Good Mechanical Condition. $625 8872. For more information. FS IMMEDIATELY! ONE MONTH names, or full addresses are not or B/O. 423-6235 after 4:30. FS 9/27- 29 FREE RENT! CALL TODAY WANTED 9/25-29 permitted in the Personals. 429-4214. ASK FOR TONY. 21 cubic foot GE refrigerator. All advertising is subject to accep- FR9/29 tance by The Daily Campus, which Plant Sale September 27th and Good condition. Color- gold. 28lh from 9am to 5pm at the $100. Call Mike at 423-2257 until WANTED TO BUY USED reserves the right to reject any ad Student Union Lobby, plants as 10 P.M. FS 9/27-29 ROOMMATES/ FURNITURE for dorm room: copy at its sole discretion. Adver- low as one dollar. Great Selection. chair, TV, phone, table, ottoman, tisements offering term-paper re- FS 9/26-28 HOUSEMATES etc. If you have anything please search and writing not accepted. call. I will pay cash. BARB 427- Position of an advertisement is 1986 CADILLAC CIMARRON. 6029 W 9/22-28 Houscmate(s) Wanted: Male(s) or neither sold nor guaranteed. Re- LOW MILEAGE, POWER FOR RENT Fcmalc(s) wanted to share a two WANTED VOLUNTEERS CALL quests arc honored whenever pos- EVERYTHING. AUTOMATIC. bedroom apt. at Willington Oaks. V-6, EXCELLENT CONDITION, THE MANSFIELD TRAINING sible. Approx. 2 miles from campus. NO RUST. CASSETTE SCHOOL OFFICE OF Student classified rates: If the Available immediately. Call 487- STEREO. REAL QUALITY ONE AND TWO BEDROOM VOLUNTEER SERVICES AT ad is 25 words or less. 1974. RH 9/25-29 DRIVING! MUST SELL SOON. APT. SOME WALKING 429-6451 EXT. 763 FOR 1 insertion $2.00 $6,500 CALL TOM 427-6049 FS DISTANCE TO CAMPUS DETAILS W 9/26-28 2 Rooms in nice, clean private 3 consecutive $5.25 9/26-27 STOVE REFRIGERATOR 5 consecutive $7.00 PARKING 487-1437 FR home. UCONN 6 miles. NOW- BEGINNERS TO ADVANCED May lease: Master bedroom, Each additional word $.05 WHITE MAKO BASS. 115- 10/6 FRENCH LESSONS by a French private bath, furnished, utilities WATT AMP BRAND NEW woman on special arrangement. included $325. Sunny, room, CHARVEL CASE MUST SELL LARGE 4 BEDROOM HOUSE Call 429-9268. W 9/27-29 Non-student classified rates: If the furnished, utilities included $265. ALL. $350. OR BEST OFFER $740 MONTH SECURITY PLUS ad is 25 words or less. Tenant must be considerate, CALL SCOTT OR STEVE 427- UTILITIES 5 MILES FROM HAS YOUR PERSONAL PC 1 insertion $2.25 responsible non-smoker. Security 5195 FS 9/26-28 UCONN. APPLIANCE, LARGE BROKEN DOWN? TOO BUSY 3 consecutive $5.75 YARD. PARKING . EASY $300. 487-1551 RH 9/26-10/2 TO TYPE? CALL FABULOUS 5 consecutive $7.50 ROLLING STONES TICKETS ACCESS TO 1-84. AVAILABLE SANDY AT 429-6372 FOR for Oct. 29th at Shea Stadium in NOW. CALL 742-5179. ROOMMATE NEEDED: TO ARRANGEMENTS. 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TICKETS FOR SALE 1982 Mazda GLC. 4 spd. Runs 3. Books must have been purchased from the Stones Oct. 3; Grateful Dead Oct. well, needs work. New snow tires UConn Co-op FOR USE in the CURRENT 14.15. Call Dave 429-5826 FS w/ wheels included. $500 or B/O. 9/25-27 Call 423-4094 after 5:00 p.m. SEMESTER. Ask for Julie. FS 9/27-10/3 ATTENTION - GOVENMENT *The last refund date SEIZED VEHICLES from S100. GUITAR - Black Schcctcr Strat. for Used Textbooks Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, Be like Townscnd and Knopflcr, was September 20. UConn Co-op Chcvys. Surplus Buyers Guide. play on a Schcctcr - This is a $600 Connecticut's Bookstore 1-602-838-8885 Ext. A 3993 FS custom Guitar S350. Call Kevin at 9/25-29 429-9014. FS 9/27-29 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, September 27, 1989 page 13 Classifieds5 WANTED!! TRAVEL SALES - SELL Amy- Happy 21st Birthday!! You To the French B Hoopstcrs: HEY SUZ! KNOW WHAT Students and Clubs to join the '89- SPRING BREAK PACKAGE finally made it. Congrats, it's Peace, Love and Joy. Remember THEY SAY ABOUT TOMMY '90 Student Travel Services' Sales TOURS TO JAMAICA AND going to be a terrific year for you! not to have ort, but always to have LASORDA? "IF HE GOT Team. Earn CASH and/or FREE MARGARITA ISLAND. EARN Get ready for tonight. We love F-U-N! Thanks for being so KNOCKED SENSELESS, HE'D Winter and Spring Break vacations. FREE TRAVEL AND EXTRA you lots - Raqucl, Karen. Kevin & brillant! -Robin HAVE TWICE AS MUCH Travel with the best to our George CASH. GREAT SALES Rik - Here's a personal. That's SENSE AS HE HAS NOW!" exciting ski and sun destinations. EXPERIENCE AND FLEXIBLE very personal. You're the best FEEL ANY SMARTER? LOVE, For more information call 1 -800- Hey Irving - Meet me at Huskies HOURS. CALL 1-800-426-7710. roommate anyone could have. And THE 2ND FLOOR 648^849. W9/27 HW 9/27-10/2 this Thursday for Happy Hour!!! All the voices will be playing.. all the smelly gcrbil litter will clear soon. -Stu To the Pledges of Kappa Kappa WANTED Graphic Artist needed. Must have Pre-Yale Bowl Party! -Mr. Gamma: We arc so happy that Piano player with improv. ability, page maker experience. Call Woodchuck ENZO! ENZO! ENZO! Here it you arc a part of us now. Get who can hear a song then play it Frances at 486-4738. Work Study is! Just because I love you! psyched for your pledge period and w/out sheet music. Tape needed to or Student Labor. HW 9/25-29 Hey Hcadbangcrs: I'm interested in Happy 9 months & 2 days! Paula all the spccialncss that Kappa has sing with at wedding. Earn $$ heavy metal, I don't smoke. And from Shippee P.S. Thanks for my to offer! Loyally, The Sisters Call 427-1867 anytime. Leave FIGHT GLOBAL WARMING. being wild and sexy is always fun. birthday surprise. message. W 9/21-27 CT Citizen Action Group is Hcadbanger 2 HAPPY 21 ST BIRTHDAY TO leading the fight for a clean To the Bobbsey Twins Happy Belated B-day hon'! I love "WENCH" IN CRAWFOR B environment. Fair insurance rates, ya' lots! Love. Hoi 209!! MAY YOUR impersonators - There is only one "PARALYSIS O CRUTCH" GO RIDE BOARD and affordable health care. Part- set of Bobbsey Twins - No. 1 and time position available, Hrs. 2:30- Michclc, our little love pie. Even INTO REMISSION. MAY YOU No. 2. From the West the code though you're an ex-pillar, you're BLEED LIKE NIAGRA FALLS 9:30. $40-$70 a day. Great for knows your mistake. students. Get payed while earning still a member of the B-club. (STARTING TOMORROW). valuable political experience. Call Here's to cranberry sweats, gold AND MAY TODAY'S HAPPY Ride needed for ROLLING THEY'RE CREEPY AND STONES Show Oct. 1. Two fun Vince at 456-1496. HW 9/25-29 bracelets, and swearing its your HOURS LEAVE YOU-WITH THEY'RE SPOOKY. cousins. 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I Birthday, Foo Fwa, etc. etc. Love, Ride desperately needed to MAINE $5.00 PER HOUR FOR PART- THE ALSOP FAMILY!! hope you can find it in your heart Donna and Meg any weekend. Orono or Portland TIME YARD WORK AT to forgive me. Now our sights are set on a future together. We are Michclc (The Love Muffin), Happy areas preferred. Will share all PRIVATE HOUSE 300 FEET Howie. n¥0 Happy 23rd Birthday! the team we can do anything. I Birthday! The final countdown has expenses. Call Holly 427-4015 FROM ALUMNI I/m going to make this one the LOVE YOU I.A.Y. -Rick begun. Love, Sharon any time after 8pm RB 9/26-29 QUADRANGLE. CALL 429- best yet. Love you forever, Cheryl 4973 HW9/26-27 See page 15

ATTENTION - HIRING! HELP WANTED Government jobs - your area. Many immediate openings without waiting list or test. $17,840 - $69,485. Call 1-602-838-8885 NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYGROUP Ext. R3993. HW9/27p LEADER. EARLY CHILDHOOD BACKGROUND PREFERRED. 3 CRUISESHIPS NOW HIRING for MORNINGS. 9-1. ABOUT spring, Christmas and next $10.00 PER HOUR. 2 1/2 MILES summer breaks. Many positions. FROM UCONN. 429-3647. 429- Call 1-805-682-7555 Ext. S-1067. 7675. HW 9/25-27 HW 9/27p HOMECOMING '89

TEACHER WANTED PART- TIME FOR VERNON PERSONALS "JONATHAN'S BIG ADVENTURE" PRESCHOOL. IMMEDIATE OPENING. HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. HF.Y .I.A-.I-U-G-A — ROYALTY APPLICATIONS DUE!!! PSYCHOLOGY OR GET UP! WHERE WERE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION YOU ON SOCCER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th MAJORS PREFERRED. CALL SUNDAY? WE MISSED JANET CABRAL FOR MORE YOU. DID YOU GET 4:00 PM S.U. ROOM 258 SOUTH INFO 871-8426. HW 9/28 BIT BY THE SNAKE 4.50/hour after first 2-3 weeks AGAIN? GOOD LUCK training at 4.25/hour. 12 noon AGAINST RHODE NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE <£^ Fridays or all day Saturdays or ISLAND. WE'LL SEE ACCEPTED!!! Sundays. Work 1-2 days or all YOU THIS SUNDAY, days selling flowers at our outdoor RIGHT? BE THERE! locations. Car needed. 742-9965. THE 1970 FAN CLUB HW 9/20-12/8 P.S. HEY SQUIRREL — SUSIi DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT GET OUTTA HERE!!! NEED SPENDING MONEY? ACTIVITIES AND UNION PROGRAMS EARN AT LEAST $500 PER WEEK STUFFING ENVELOPES O.K. ZZZZZ2ZZZZZZZJ IN YOUR DORM OR YOUR MOTHER'S A APARTMENT. SEND A SASE HOYA, YOUR TO: ROYAL ASSOCIATES. CHILDREN ARE P.O. BOX 17159. WEST ORANGEMEN AND HARTFORD. CT. 06117 HW TRY THE DRYDOCK THAT MAKES YOUR 9/21-27 FATHER A FRIAR. Away from home and in NEED of WHERE'S NANCY? MONEY? The Off-Campus WITH SLUGGO? DON'T Friday, Sept 29 Employment Office provides you STUDY - DRINK! TAKE with local job opportunities. Visit THAT THING OFF AND us - 3rd floor Wilbur Cross USE SUPER GLUE. 9:00 p.m. Building. HW 9/25-29 WHY DIDN'T SHIG COME TO THE AFTER in the S.U. Ballroom Help Wanted: Evening HOURS BASH? WHAT Supervisor, Storrs Congregational WAS HE THINKING? Church. Monday thru Thursday, THOSE POTATOES 6:30-10:30 p.m. Some clerical ability desired. Hourly rate: $5. WERE AWESOME, BUT Call Church Office. 429-9382, A LITTLE MORE between 9 and 12, or 1 and 5, METALLIC THAN Monday-Friday. HW 9/21-27 WE'RE USED TO. DON'T YOU GET Featuring: Looking for self-motivated, ENOUGH IRON IN aggressive individual with YOUR DAILY DIET? entrepreneur^ flair to manage and CUT DOWN ON YOUR The Comedy of expand our business. Tremendous RADIATION INTAKE. part-time earnings potential, GET TO TED'S NOW flexible hours (you're the boss!) DIANE JONES 429-6696/742-1015 HW 9/22-28 FOR SOME R & R. w/UCONN WE'LL HAVE 'EM ID ATTENTION: EARN MONEY CHILLED FOR SOCCER READING BOOKS! $32.000/year SUNDAY. income potential. Details. (1) DO WE REALLY HAVE 602-838-8885 Ext. Bk 3993. HW TO PUT OUR NAMES Dept. of Student Activities and Union Programs 9/25-29 HERE? page 14 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, September 27, 1989 iSportSi Heavyweight contenders eye 'puppet champion' Tyson

NEW YORK (AP) — When bout between former World Tyson. Tyson must fight the No. 1 round at Budapest, Hungary, Evandcr Holyficld and Alex Boxing Council lightweight Stewart, who has knocked contender," Duva said. "The Feb. 18 for his 20th consecu- Stewart met Tuesday to pro- champion Hector Camacho and out all 24 of his opponents, is winner of this fight will be the tive knockout. He has since mote their heavyweight fight, Raul Torres. a native of England who grew undisputed No. 1 contender." knocked out four more oppo- the blows were aimed ai cham- The press conference was up in Jamaica, where he was Mike Jones, Stewart's co- nents, with 16 of his victories pion Mike Tyson. held at the Wishgo Youth national amateur champion for manager, said he believes there coming within the first two "These are the two highest- Center in Brownsville, a sec- three years. He now lives in are three heavyweights "who rounds. He has yet to be ex- ranked heavyweights in the tion of Brooklyn where Tyson Brooklyn near the site of the can give Tyson a battle: tended past the fourth round. world," promoter Dan Duva grew up. news conference. Evandcr Holyficld, Michael Jones charged Tyson's han- said. "Alex Stewart is No. 2 Duva said the heavyweight "This is my home, too," he Dokes and Alex Stewart." dlers "are protecting their and Evandcr Holyficld No. 1. champion turned down an Holyficld stopped Dokes, a fighter." ... And we arc on Mike invitation to attend. However, said, eliciting a big cheer from neighborhood youngsters who former heavyweight champion, Lou Duva, Holyfield's Tyson's turf to issue a chal- the promoters produced a life- in the 10th round in March. In trainer and the father of Dan lenge to Mike Tyson to fight attended the news conference. sized cutout of Tyson. his other fight this year, the 6- Duva, was even more outspo- the winner." The two boxers and their en- Holyficld, 26, has won all foot-2 Holyficld knocked out ken, calling the champion "the Holyficld and Stewart will tourages were full of admira- 22 of his fights, 18 by knock- Adilson Rodrigucs in the sec- puppet — Mike Tyson — with meet Nov. 4 at Trump Plaza outs. The former cruiscrweight tion for each other. But both ond round. the strings being manipulated Hotel and Casino in Atlantic and light heavyweight cham- sides bristled when talking Before turning pro, Holyficld City, N.J. It will be televised pion is seeking to make about Tyson. earned a bronze medal at the by Don King." Still, Holyfield refused to live by Showtime. Stewart his fifth heavyweight "The WBA (World Boxing 1984 Olympics. He knocked Also on the card will be a victim and earn a shot at Association) recently ruled that out his first three opponents look past Stewart to a possible before being disqualified be- meeting with Tyson. cause of an illegal blow in die "Each and every fight with semifinals. The referee's action me is a championship fight," o* t CHOICE OR Holyfield said. "To beat touched off a controversy, but a Something we take for granted. U.S. protest was disallowed. Stewart, I'll have to be at my best. For some people, the right to choose is in jeopardy. Stewart, 24, surpassed "And I look forward to being Tyson's achievement of 19 the heavyweight champion of REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS GROUP straight knockout victories at the world." (FOR MEN AND WOMEN) the start of his career when he stopped Dave Jaco in the first WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,7:00 p.m. ^ UConn Women's Center Study Abroad OR ^ <^** 417 Whitney Road o/i OP *^ Storrs, CT in fc University and community members welcome! For more information contact Janet Grossman at 486-4738 Sponsored by the Women's Center at the University of the Americas in SAFE RIDES PUEBLA NEEDS For further information and applications visit the G\-C^A STUDY ABROAD OFFICE YOU! Rm. 301, Wood Hall or call 486-5022 Drive The Safe Rides Van! TODAY! (Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Nights.) Application Deadline 10/2/89 Linda For Info . 486-3210 leave message on Call • or machine. Kim 486-2606 } FITNESS I Sponsored by Anheuser-busch. Hartford Distributors and CENTER Alpha Phi Omega I I 4 Month Student I I Membership $99 I SEXUAL ABUSE SURVIVORS I

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BOSTON (AP) — A week next at .336. ago in Toronto, Wade Boggs "I'm not thinking about was "really down," gripped in a that," Boggs said. "It was in rare one for 20 slump. the cards that I get the 200-hit, The Boston Red Sox hitting 100-walk season. We'll sec star counted himself out of the what the cards say about the race for a fifth American rest of the week." League batting championship. Hitting only .322, he said he Boggs said he considered the would concentrate instead on 200-hit, 100-walk season getting 200 hits. "quite an accomplishment" be- "My back was against the cause of the distraction after wall," Boggs said of the slump details of his steamy affair with which had him with 188 hits Margo Adams were published and 11 games left. during spring training. So, Boggs did what's be- "I didn't want to fold up my come natural for him in eight tent and have a bad year and years with the Red Sox. He blame it on what happened," went on a batting binge. Boggs said. In five games, he went 13- Given a standing ovation for-25, becoming the first before Boston's home opener player in this century to reach April 10, Boggs received an- the 200-hit mark seven years in other huge round of applause a row. after breaking the 57-year-old By going 4-for-S, including major league record set by his SOth double of the season, Gehrig. against the New York Yankees "I got choked up out there," Monday night, Boggs also set Boggs said after he doubled for a major league record with 200 hit No. 200. "It was an emo- hits and 100 walks in four tional situation for me and a consecutive seasons. He broke tear came into my eye. They out of a tic with Hall of Famer (the fans) stuck by me all year. Lou Gchrig, who did it from I'm glad I could do it at home 1930-32. in front of them." And, while pushing his "It's unbelievable," Boston average to .331, Boggs got slugger Mike Green well said. —File photo back into the race for a fifth "That's a record that never will UConn Head Coach Diane Wright gives her team some last minute advice in consecutive batting title and be touched. You have to stay action from last year. The Huskies are 17th in the latest Division I Top 20 Poll. sixth in seven years. Min- healthy every year. I can't see a nesota's Kirby Puckctt, the player in today's game doing league leader, sat out a game it. To me, it's up there with Monday with a .342 average. Joe DiMaggio's 56-game Field Hockey comes home Oakland's Carney Lansford is (hitting) streak." hoping to end two-game slcid\ UConn Rugby 17th-ranked Huskies face the Crimson of Harvard in sweeps Southern the first game of an eight-game homestand By Gordon Capaccio the first half by pinning By David Tosatti two midfielders. Against Penn "With the 3-3 there is more and Christopher Southern deep in their end of Daily Campus Staff State last Sunday and again movement and it opens up the Holroyd the field. After pushing South- The women's field this Thursday versus Harvard, middle," Wright said. Campus Correspondents ern to their own try zone, hockey team entertains the 3-3 tactic wil 1 be used. UConn's Joe Conti smashed Wright said this helped a little No single player has yet to Harvard this Thursday as against the Nittany through Southern's scrum and they begin their longest Lions and emerge as the leader in the After six years of put UConn up 8-0. hopes it will result in a win on scoring department, thus frustration at the hands of homestand of the season. Thursday. In the second half UConn Wright is seeking a total team Southern Connecticut, the continued their domination as Two losses last week dropped them to 3-3 and effort when it comes to putting University of Connecticut George "Buddy" Spencer bulled points on the board. Pam Men's Rugby Team ran his way through Southern's from the 15th spot in the Division I national rankings. Head DcGray and Lee Yniguez along away with a victory defense for UConn's next try. Top 20 with Colleen Carney all share Saturday sweeping all UConn's Jim Ross ended the Coach Diane Wright doubts they'll be there 1. Old Dominion 7-0 the top honors with four points three games in lopsided scoring by blazing down the each so far this season. DcGray sidelines off of a perfect pass when this week's rank- 2. N. Carolina 5-1 fashion. 3. Providence 7-0 and Carney lead the goal-scor- from George Dcfina. ings come out. ing category with three apiece. The A side began the day of UConn B's continued to 4. N'westcrn 8-1 domination with an 18-9 Wright says her team is 5. Penn St. 5-1 romp Southern in the second having trouble getting the ball The Huskies are 1-3 on the thrashing of Southern. game. With gusting winds and 6. N'eastern 4-3-1 UConn's B and C sides added past the opponent's nctminder, 7. Iowa 9-0-1 road, but remain undefeated at torrential rains, the pace of the even though they are home with a 2-0 mark. Wright insult to injury winning 12-0 game slowed down consider- 8. Temple 4-2 and 24-0. For the A-sidc, the outshooting their foes by more and her Huskies hope to con- ably. UConn's "killer B's" 9. Lafayette 5-1 revenge was long awaited since than a 2-1 average so far this 10. N.Hamp. 5-1 tinue their winning ways at were spurred by two trys from year. She adds that her team the Huskies lost to Southern in 11. Virginia 5-1 home on Thursday at 3 p.m. Joe Francamano and one try has applied plenty of pressure,, last year's New England 12. UMass 3-2 against the Crimson. but the ball just hasn't gone Championships. from John Merchant. The day 13. Maryland 3-2 From the opening kickoff ended with a final victory from in. "There is no Diane Madl 14. W. Chcs. 3-2-1 this year," Wright said. "We The second game in their the UConn A-sidc outclassed UConn's C-side to complete 15. Boston U. 4-1 eight-game homestand will be and overpowered the Southern the sweep. have to find out who's going 16. Penn. 3-0 to put the ball in the net." against number one-ranked Old A-sidc. Just minutes into the UConn Rugby travels to 17. UConn 3-3 Dominion. The Lady Monarchs Wright has changed her game, Ayal Vogcl fielded Fly- New Haven on Saturday to 18. Duke 5-2-1 are an undefeated 7-0. half Joel Satin's kick and meet Yale strategy a bit since the 5-1 19. Ball St. 3-3 scampered into the try zone to in the "Game before the trouncing by Temple last Fri- 20. Rutgers 4-1 give UConn a 4-0 lead. game" at 11:00 am by D-lot day. In that game, she used a 4- UConn's scrum dominated outside the Yale Bowl. 2 format with four forwards and