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VoL LXXXIXNo. 19 The University of Connecticut Wednesday, Oct 2, 1985

Kelley convicted Benton plan receives support

By Paul Parker By Patricia DeMartino Daily Campus Staff Daily Campus Staff The proposed extension VERNON— Basketball star Earl Kelly was found guilty Tuesday plan to the Benton Museum of by a superior court judge and received a suspended three- month Art has received support from sentence with one year probation in connection with an incident Connecticut's Historic Pre- of bullying two male students in April. servation Office Kelley pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of disorderly "We believe that the cur- conduct He was originally charged with two counts of threaten- rent plans will enhance the ing and one count of unlawful restraint, both class A mis- historical and architectural demeanors, but plea -bargained to the class C misdemeanor. character of the existing No contest means the defendent can not refute the charges, structure," a preservation but does not admit the crime office spokesman said The aspects of disorderly conduct which Kelley was found Although construction of guilty of are annoying or inconveniencing a person and making the addition of the museum excessive noise will not begin until 1988, Because he pleaded no contest, Kelley's lawyer, Lubbie Har- renovation on the existing per, said the university can not use any information from the building will begin this spring criminal case as evidence in its internal disciplinary hearing according to Paul Rovetti, against Kelley. director of the museum. Judge Eugene Kelly accepted Kelley* s plea and approved the The first phase, which is plea-bargaining deal worked out by state's Attorney Donald also part of the university s Caldwell campaign to increase acces- 'Td say he's definitely learned a lesson—one that he'll livea sibility for handicap persons is with the rest of his life" Harper told the judge during the less than the installation of an elevator. ten minute proceedings in Rockville Superior Court The elevator will be built to Kelley appeared in court holding a white washcloth to an the outside of the building injured lower lip. Harper said Kelley received four stitches after The new structure will wrap an injury in practice around it Rovetti said. Kelley is now living in his Sprague Hall dorm room and is par- The Benton is also propos- ticipating in informal basketball team practices ing that a road be built to Kelley would not comment on the case and Harper would not replace the sidewalk between go into detail because of the school's pending case the business school and the The university's internal action against Kelley, charging him school of Education to pro- ART GAZING—The Benton Museum receives visitors with threatening and harassing a student and possession of vide access to the museum's who come both to critique and to enjoy the works (Maria weapons, has stalled in U.S. District Court new front entrance DeAngells photo). Harper is suing the university there because he co tends that The elevator is being fun- expense Rovetti hopes to get office ran the Second Century the school's disciplinary hearing process is unconstitutional ded by the university, but the District Judge J. Michael Blumenfeld issued a temporary res- a $450,000 grant from the campaign, it was extremely Benton is seeking outside National Endowment for the difficult to mount a fund training order, preventing the school from holding its hearing financial support for the rest scheduled for early last month Blumenfeld has extended the Humanities to defray costs raising campaign," Rovetti of the construction Some Original plans to expand said restraining order several times and is expected to rule per- money pledged from the manently on the constitutional question soon the museum began in 1970, Since it opened the Second Century Fund cam- three years later it opened museum's art collection has Kelley, 22, is a senior and has been the basketball team's lead- paign will cover part of the ing scorer for three years "Until the development of grown rapidly. Rovetti said1 Researchers find possible AIDS cure MINNEAPOLIS (AP)—An experimental new drug stops the AIDS virus from reproducing and attacking blood cells in the laboratory, and initial tests show it can be given safely to AIDS victims, researchers said Tuesday. "I think this is very promising This is one of the most potent drugs" against the AIDS virus, said Dr. Hiroaki Mitsuya of the National Cancer Institute "The advantage of this agent is that it is less toxic in vitro," or in the test tube, than other experimental AIDS medicines. The durg known chemically as azidot hym idine, has been code nemed compound S by its developer, the pharmaceutical firrr. Burroughs Wellcome The effort to tread ADS has been stymied by the difficulty of attacking viruses in general and the virus that causes this lethal disease in particular. The new drug works by short- circuiting the chemical process that the virus uses to make copies of itself inside human white blood cells Reports on experiments with the drug by Mitsuya and others were presented at a meeting of the American Society for Micorbiology. Currently there is no effective treatment for acquired immune ONE FOR EVERY STYLE— Students look over posters outside the Student Union malL deficiency syndrome and victims often die of so-called oppor- The sale Is sponsored by the UConn Veterans club and will run all week (Maria tunistic infections attacks by germs that healthy people easily DeAngells photo). ward oft -\X" Inside Today: Weather Forecast:

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> *. The Daily Campus, Wednesday, October 2, 1985 Page 2 ALMANAC STATE NATION WORLD Utilities may face Helicopter shot at Israelis bomb Tunisia state investigation West German border HARTFORD (AP)—Two state legislators want more WASHINGTON(AP)—AU.S Army helicopter flying HAMAM PLAGE, Tunisia (AP)—Six Israeli than a routine review of utility companies' response a routine surveillance mission along the West Ger- planes bombed the headquarters of the Palestine to widespread power outages. But whether their con- man border was attacked without provocation over Liberation Organization today in a raid that killed up cerns are more than a hurricane in a teapot was ques- the weekend by a Chechoslovakian jet fighter, the to 60 people and destroyed the complex, the PLO tioned Tuesday by Northeast Utilities. Pentagon disclosed Tuesday. said Rep. Julia Belaga, R-Westport, said record num- The jet described as a high-performance L-29 Ahmed Abderrahaman, a PLO spokesman, said bers of power outages from Hurricane Gloria were fighter, fired two to four rockets at the helicopter but about 60 people, including "many" Tunisians, were "absolutely inevitable" However, she said the uti- failed to hit it and then flew back across the border to killed in the raid on Haman Plage, a beachside suburb lities have dealt inadequately with the emergency Czechoslovakia, said Pentagon spokesman Robert B about 12 miles south of Tunis. and should be required to file disaster response plans ims. The American helicopter was carrying two crew- A medical source in Tunis, asking not to be iden- with the Department of Public Utility Control. men, neither of whom was injured tified put the death toll at about 70 with 100 Rep Miles Rappaport, D-West Hartford said The United States filed a strong protest over the others injured power outages have " gone on too long" after Friday1 s incident on Monday, Sims said He declined to answer In Tel Aviv, Lt Gen Moshe Levy, the Israeli chief of storm but stated he was "not questioning the post- questions about whether the Czech government had staff, said as many as 50 people were killed in the raid storm efforts." responded to the protest or offered an explanation 1,500 miles from Israeli soiL Israel radio reported the However, he said electric utilities may have failed for the attack dead included a bodyguard of PLO Chairman to prepare for storms of Gloria's magnitude and he The State Department also refused to discuss Yasser Arafat saw a need for preventive maintenance to keep the protest Arafat was uninjured Dressed in military fatigues power lines out of harm's way—such as removing The incident occurred Saturday at 1 p.m. local and very distressed Arafat and his aide Salah Knalaf, trees that could fall onto power lines. time, or 7 am EDT, north of the German city of known as Abu lyad, inspected the damage and talked Together, their proposals would have the DPUC do Freyung near the village of Finsterau, in airspace with the wounded more than a routine assessment of the utilities' about one mile inside West Germany. The raid was the farthest Israeli air operation since emergency responses. And they said they may press "The attack which took place inside Federal July 4, 1976, when commandos flew to Entebbe, for legislation if the regulatory agency fails to man- Republic of Germany airspace in clear weather, was Uganda, 2,200 miles away, to rescue hijack host- date new procedures for dealing with serious storms observed an confirmed by two separtate groups of ages. both before and after the fact German civilians," Sims added Israeli warplanes have conducted 13 raids this Mrs. Belaga, a GOP gubernatorial hopeful, and He said the helicopter was an Army AH-1S Cobra year, including one in Lebabon a day after the killing Rappaport both agreed with officials of the DPUC and gun ship, assigned to the 2nd Armored Calvary Regi- of the three Israelis in Cyprus. A base of the break- the state's largest electric utility company that res- ment at the Feucht Army Airfield outside Nuremberg away PLO faction of Abu Musa was hit in that raid toration of power is the first order of bus'ness. Helicopters from that regiment routinely fly dairy sur- It was the first Israeli air raid outside Lebabon since "If s unfortunate that the legislators are not aware veillance missions along the border and there was no June 7, 1981, when then-Prime Minister Menachem the utility has an extremely complex response plan" reason for the attack, the spokesman said Begin sent Israeli jets to bomb the Iraqi nuclear reac- Northeast Utilities spokesman Emmanuel Fords said "It's routine border reconnassance to see if there is tor near Baghdad " It betokens a rather disasterous lack of understand- a change in fortifications along the border or an Today's raid was to punish the PLO for the slaying ing of what a utility is about" increase in troop concentrations and so forth.'* last week of three Israelis in Cyprus. IN OTHER NEWS HARTFORD (AP)—The state will end the BROOKLYN, Maine (AP)—EB. White, the grace- BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)—A telephone caller current budget year with a $52.4 million sur- ful essayist of The New Yorker magazine's said Tuesday that two of the four kidnapped plus, state Comptroller J. Edward Caldwell esti- brilliant beginnings, died Tuesday at age 86, leaving Soviet Embassy employees had been killed, but mated Tuesday. behind timeless works of humor, literary good sense intelligence sources said they were alive and the pur- That estimate was up about $14 million over the and whimsy, including the beloved children's book ported abductors produced photographs of them Sept 1 figure The 1985-86 budget year ends June "Charlotte's Web" There was no indication in the picutures of the day 30. or time the photos were taken WASHINGTON (AP)—Margaret M. Heckler NEW LONDON (AP)—A man who a Superior has agreed to surrender her job as secretary of health and human services and leave the Cabinet to MOSCOW (AP)—An American journalist Court judge said was'' harmful and dangerous to working for the Arizona Republic was killed others" received his fifth sentence for abusing become ambassador to Ireland President Reagan announced today. "inglorlousry" during a battle in Afghanistan bet- young boys. ween government and rebel forces Robert Tevaris was sentenced to 20 years in prison Reagan denounced as "malicious gossip" and "falsehoods" reports that Mrs. Heckler was forced Charles Thornton was killed and three other Monday by Superior Court Judge Seymour L Hendel, Americans were wounded when their jeep struck a who said he supported the lengthy sentence to pro- from her Cabinet job because of White House staff tect other children from Trevaris. discontent with her performance mine or was attacked on Sept 25. * p;rnnt,

UConn WEATHER Irivila What class was the first Wednesday, a chance of to receive Bachelor's showers, highs in the 60s. degrees? Wednesday night clearing and cooler, lows in the 40s, Although a few individual some 30s in valleys. degrees were awarded ear- lier, the class of 1915 was the Sunny Thursday, highs in first to receive bachelor's the 60s. degrees. Previous classes received Friday, mixed sun and certificates in sub-collegiate clouds with chance of show- non-degree programs. ers late in the day. Complaints? Compliments? Call the ombudsman 486-5980 USPS 129580000 Postmaster Send form 3579 to Connecticut Daily Campus, 11 Second Class Postage paid at Dog Lane, Storrs, Conn 06268. Storrs, Conn. 06268. Published by The Connecticut Daily Campus is the Connecticut Daily Campus, an associate member of the Box U-189. Monday through Associated Press which is ex- Friday 9/2-12/9. 1/26-5/5. clusively entitled to reprint Sue Szempllnskl and Jason Kounsanlth enjoy the nice weather (Maria DeAngeles Telephone 429-9384. material published herein photo).

II News The Daily Campus Wednesday. October 2, 1965 Page 3 DiBiaggio takes oath in Michigan EAST LANSING Mich. (AP)— former Michigan State pre- John A DiBiaggio was sworn sidents John A. Hannah, Clif- in officially as Michigan State ton Wharton, Edgar Harden University's 17th president and M. Cecil Mackey, whom during weekend inau- DiBiaggio succeeded guration ceremonies. "What makes this day so About 2,500 people, includ- deeply meaningful is the fact ing four former Michigan that these ceremonies were State presidents were in not scheduled out of any need attendance Sunday as Di- to recognize a university pre- Biaggio took the oath ad- sident," DiBiaggio said ministered by university "Rather, we are brought board Chairman Malcolm together to commemorate Wade. arid contemplate the rela DiBiaggio joined the univer- tionship between this univer- sity July 1 after serving as pre sity and the people of the state sklent of the University of of Michigan, whom it seeks Connecticut to serve" "He's only been here three DiBiaggio has a good grip months, and people already on the needs of the state think he can walk on water," Blanchard said "We are at a joked Gov. James J. Blan- turning point at which Mich- chard, who joined other politi- igan State University—one of cal leaders at the ceremony. Michigan's flagship research Sea Donald Riegle, D Mich., institutions—will play a criti- also was on hand cal role a crucial role, in Also attending ceremonies determining our state's des- in the Wharton Center were tiny," the governor said Physics Professor involved in accident

Julian E Johnson, a UConn struck Johnson and the rear physics professor was struck wheels ran him over. The inci- by a state landscaping truck dent occurred shortly after 9 near the physics building on am, before Hurricane Gloria Friday morning hit the area According to the police He was taken to Windham report, the truck driven by Memorial Hospital where he is Mark Showalter of Columbia, listed in fair condition was backing north on the Police say the accident is sidewalk at the intersection of under investigation Eagleville and Hillside roads, Showalter could not be KEEP ON ROLLING—Thomas Droney rolls to a stop In front of the Co-op on his way to where the physics building reached for comment class. "It beats walking," Droney said of his mode of transportation (Maria meets IMS The dumptruck DeAngells photo). Sorority GAY STRAIGHT RAP Campus plans Drop-in discussion group on gay issues membership All are welcome. Every Wednesday,7:0O pm in MAKE HIS BnuHDAY SPECIAL drive Health Services, ground floor Balloons delivered to campus!! Omega Phi Alpha, a nat- Sp«iajs from $9 95 I 00 del conference room - ring bell at We also deliver flowers ional service sorority, is hold- West door. ing a membership drive plants &. stuffed animals meeting this week The group Info, call 486-4705 KT 195 Downtown Storrs 487 1193 is hoping to strengthen the UConn chapter. Although it is 5 fr ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥>faUIHnMi OUTDOOR **¥¥¥¥*¥*¥**¥*£ labeled a sorority, mem- bership is opoen to both men * and women * Among their activities are reading to the blind "adopt- a- PARENT'S DAY CRAFT FAIR grandparent" day, and visiting nursing homes. The meeting will be held Weds night at 730 in Student * OCTOBER 5th, 1005* Union room216R II ML UNTIL 6p.m. ON THE * Pre-Law STUDENT UNION MALL interviews set QUALITY HANDCRAFTS 07 THE AREA'S FINEST CRAFTSPEOPLE OFFERING A WIDE SELECTION OF UNIQUE ITEMS IN EVERY PRICE RANEE. Dr. Marianne Michaels of ^••••••••••••••••**4**"**************************-«**••••************VktRRm *>»•••*•••* ft ft ft ft ft ft * **» wir the University of Connecticut, Law School will be on campus * IN CASE OF RAIN THE FAIR WILL BE HELD IN THE * from 11KX) am. to noon and 130 p.m to 430 p.m. on Thursday, October 3rd to talk * AFRO-AMERICAN CENTER I to Pre-Law students. * LOCATED IN THE COMMONS BUILDING BASEMENT £ Arrangements for inter- views may be made in Room 130 or 132 of the Monteith | CO-SPONSORED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER. THE PUERTO RICAN CENTER AND £ Building or by calling exten- * TWF! AFRIUMMIfiAN COLTURAT. finWTTR 2 sion 3165. The Dally Campus, Wednesday, October 2. 1985 Page4 News= Religion vital to UConn life By Jessica E Ferdinand Daily Campus Staff The Bnai B' rith Hillel Foun- From Bible studies to bagel dation offers Sunday morning brunches, religion is alive at bagel brunches, which UConn Prayer, meditation, according to Deborah Sorkin,

#■■ ■ ■ choir singing, and social and director of Hillel House "are a community activities get part of a food and enlighten- students involved ment series offering students A Bible study for students food on the weekends as well at the St Thomas Aquinas as informal discussion" Catholic Church meets in the The organization offers a chapel basement every Wed- wide variety of social, religious, nesday from 9:00 to 10-30 pm and cultural activities at the An amazing number of stu- Storrs campus. dents were present, 40 or 50, Charitable events, inter- at the Bible study last grated by the churches into Wednesday. the community, are planned More than studying the St Thomas is holding a food Bible, sin was a topic of dis- and clothing drive over cussion After breaking into 4 Thanksgiving The church will groups, students came out rent a truck and drive to with some interesting con- Appalachia to distribute clusions clothing and food to the The group shared their needy. ideas, and were challenged by questions, answered by other students. Interplay and group The Storrs Congregational sharing took place, while Church is offering a host Father Stephan L Johnson family program which matches C&P. presided over the group students with local church discussion families who provide meals, The meeting closed with a conversation and love when song and a prayer, and after- the occasion arises. Already TIME FOR REFlECTIOr*-Thi» woman find* a quieter place to study at the edge of wards refreshments were ser- this year the church has 40 ved A feeling of community Mirror Lake (Dan Dennehy photo). students requesting host took place as students chat- families ted with their friends after THE STUDENT UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS IN COOPERATION the meeting St Mark's is sponsoring the WITH THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES &. PROGRAM OFFICE PROUDLY PRESENTS The UConn Student Fel- E5/. lowship Association is "Stric- Windham Elderly Nutrition PARENTS DAY khy a Bible study formed for Program, where volunteer discussing principles of life drivers deliver meals to the --:-?•' OCT. 5, 1985 mat are derived from the home-bound elderly. Bible," said coordinator Leslie The Catholic church is also PART OF THE UCONN FAMILY sponsoring a 10-mile crop Harris. Our program includes The Fellowship meets walk, through Church World Services and Covenant soup Thursday evenings from 7 to8 kitchen of Willimantic, on 11 am - 1:00 pm TAILGATING on thegrad Add with pm in 360 south Student Octl3. ■SZi roving minstrals Dave Langerfbrd & Co Union 11 am -6 pm CRAFTS FAIR on the SUMair "The reason people don't Local artisans displaying their wares. know about the Bible is that 11:30-12 Noon LECTURETTES In the School of Business In relation to the food shor- they don't search" Harris tage, the Unitarian Univer- Administration Bldg, UCONN professors said lecture for parents. salist Church is giving a lec- 1:00-3 pm FUNKY BUT FOUR playing dixieland |azz ture the same day, Oct 13. on the SUPatlo. Ariand Meade professor of tel 3 pm - 6 pm THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION featuring Agricultural Extension will The St Marks Episcopal lecture on "A Pessimistic View Dr. L Casteen and musk by 'Grand Chapel has weekly Bible study Central* of the World Food Supply, or *r lessons Wednesdays from 4 Everyone Does Not Have The IN CASE OF RAIN THESE to 5 pm in the downstairs Right to Eat" office Vicar Chaplain Rev. FREE BUTTONS! SUEUz EVENTS WILL BE HELD IN ROTC Cart P. Daw, jr. said that "the Bible study is for students and faculty alike once we're here Eric Carlson from the we are not into differences in Unitarian Fellowship of Storrs the classroom We try to mix said "we support the Inter- THE WASHINGTON CENTER INTERNSHIP students and faculty." faith Ministry for the Wil- The Navigators are basi- limantic area, which sponsors cally a student run fellowship soup kitchens, clothes dis- although "it doesn't matter if tribution centers, and housing Don't Graduate without it you are a student" Coor- assistance for the needy." dinator Dan Terril said Rev. Daw, of St Marks, Our program offers: "There are songs, slots, and summed up the ever-presence student experience sharing- of religion at Storrs. -Full-time work experience In the nation's capital. how they entered into a per- "We keep our building open sonal relationship with God A 24 hours a day," he emph- -Access to business, political and media leaders passage is read from the Bible asized "so students can pray -Academic credit and refreshments are ser- or study." ved" Terril said For more information contact: Religious groups sponsor SPACE Center for Educational Innovation social events on campus as welL St Mark's holds monthly Monteith 436, U-112 potluck suppers continuing FOR 486-3631 throughout the falL And every Sunday, the RENT church members gather for a Internships available for Summer, Fall, Winter, and prayer meeting at 530 pm, followed by a dinner at 6. The Spring Check immediately for upcoming dead- dinners average about 25 Take out people according to one lines Housing provided church member. Anyone can join in an ad News The Daily Campus, Wednesday. October 2, 1985 P*e5 Make someone's day Send them a Daily Campus personal Just $2 for 25 words or less Stop by our office 11 Dog Lane

Our lovely receptionist LUNCH TIME— Thomas Ahern, a graduate student In psychology, rewards his dog will be glad to assist you Keenya (Maria DeAngelis photo). ONE IN THREE WILL GET CANCER IN THE US.! Reagan reacts to ^p^> Cancer can be prevented. Do you know hovV? Israeli bombing Introduction to the Biology of Cancer: Biol 195 3 credits, 3 lectures/ wk No prerequisites WASHINGTON (Af)— President Reagan suggested Tuesday that Israel ws justified in raiding the Palestine Liberation Organization (May be taken for 298 credits may be taken for W credit) headquarters in Tunisia in retaliation for the killing last week of three Israelis in Cyprus. SPRING SEMESTER 1986 Asked whether Israel was entitled to retaliate the president Major Topics Covered replied, "As long as you pick our the people responsible" Had the 1. Some facts about cancer Israelis done that? 'Tve always had great faith in their intel- 2. ligence" he said Some important concepts about cancer Before Reagan spoke at the White House State Department 3. Causes of cancer / spokesman Charles E Redman had told reporters that" as a mat- 4. Detection of cancer ter of principle it is our view that it is legitimate self-defense to respond appropriately to acts of terrorism." 5. Prevention of cancer However, Redman said the administration did not yet have all 6. Cures for cancer the facts and do "I would not make a judgement on this specific act" 7. Some important cancers As to whether US planes were involved in the air raid, Reagan 8. What to do if you get cancer refused to comment "I don't know the facts," he said 9. Sex and cancer Redman said it was the department's understanding that the raid "was not intended as an offensive act against Tunisia," and 10. Prospects for the future he refused to say whether the administration considered the raid Important aspects of biology and chemistry of cancer will a violation of Tunisia's sovereignty. be discussed Recent advances in research and treatment will "We deeply deplore the rising pattern of violence of which this latest incident is part," said Redman. "It underscores the need to be presented This course is designed for all students A work on the peace process." knowledge of chemistry and biology Is not necessary. While acknowledging that US-supplied equipment was used For information call Jov S Roth 4B«-^33? by the Israelis, Redman said the administration was not informed in advance and was not involved "in any way." ^ ^ -¥-¥-¥-¥¥¥-¥"¥¥¥-¥-¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥-¥-'*-¥-¥¥'¥- -¥-^ He flatly denied a report that the Israeli planes flew off a US. ^ i ,.«* Rnv/ aircraft carrier. J LUbl UUy The raid by six Israeli planes Tuesday killed up to 60 peopled for and destroyed the PLO complex, the PLO said +t LOttGfV TJCkGtS It was the first Israeli air raid outside Lebanon since June 7, ^ * 1981, when then-Prime Minister Menachem Begin sent Israeli £ for jets to bomb the Iraqi nuclear reactor near Baghdad r^ This Years Homecoming Concert Nov. 2nd at Jorgensen Auditorium with WRITE NEWS English Rocker Paul Young Call The Daily Campus

Today Only in room S254 Student Union. Bring a valid I.D. 429-9384 from 9 am-4 pm Numbers and Times to be printed in Daily Campus Wednesday, Oct 9th Tickets on sale Thursday, Oct 10th OS per SUBOG Ticket Policy. or stop by First time slot at 9 am Sponsored by SUBOG Concert Committee. t !******¥¥¥■ www+wwwwwwifl The Dally Campus, Wednesday. October 2. 1985 Page 6 Life/Style Display depicts Nicaraguan life Scores rise

HARTFORD (AP)— Connecticut high school By Debbie Dupont "Our main object is not to dians) by the social-Marxist daughters had been killed by students boosted their aver- Daily Campus Staff show distortion by the press," barbudos (bearded ones) of the Contras. The picture age scores in both the Bright, happy festivals, said Mary Sabotino, organizer Nicaragua.." accompanies an article about mathematics and verbal sec- laughing children, and smiling for the Nicaragua Media Pro- Underneath the Figaro tear forced military conscription. tions f the scholastic apti- mothers - these are not the ject "but more a comment on sheet is the uncropped orig- Sabotino said that it is this tude test this year for the images we normally associate what" s been omitted in media inal 1978 photo of Uniformed kind of media coverage that fourth straight year. with a revolution torn country accounts of Nicaragua" Red Cross workers burning the Nicaragua Media Project such as Nicaragua For instance, one photo- questions. "We want to edu- Figures released Monday the bodies of people who died by Education Commissioner Instead we see battle graph in the exhibition in the uprising against cate and inform, to make peo- scarred landscapes, child appeared in the January 24, ple ask why we see certain Gerald N Tirozzi showed that Somoza the average verbal score was soldiers and weeping moth- 1983 issue of Business Week "We always see shots of photos in conjunction with ers with the caption "Nicaraguan certain articles, and why we up four points this year to 440, leaders, and they're almost the second highest level since The Nicaragua Media Pro- citizens form lines outside always angry," she said see certain photos and not ject balances these concep- government supermarkets others - the whole way photos 1975 and nine points above Daniel Ortega, the presi- the national average tions, Through an exhibition awaiting food rations." dent of the right-wing Contra are presented We want to of tear sheets from news- The original caption, placed Nicaraguan government is an make them question the The average Connecticut papers and magazines, orig- by the photographer on the example News clippings and objectivity of the news." math score in 1985 was up inal photographs and histor- back of the picture, reads tear sheets show him as The Nicaragua Media Pro- seven points to 475, the ical texts, the exhibition inves- "Distribution of free food and uniformed grim and unsmil- ject is a group of individuals highest level in a decade and tigates the relationship be- milk, August 1979." ing Juxtaposed with these who got together two years equal to the national aver- tween media accounts and Another example of images is an original photo- ago. Originally made up of just age the ways in which we view the photographic misrepresenta- graph of Ortega, in street photographers, the group has Nicaraguan situation. tion can be found in the Feb- clothes, playing with his two expanded to include photo Tirozzi said 69 percent or Sometimes a picture can do ruary 6, 1982 issue of the young sons. editors, photo journalists and 29,669, or the state's high more damage than a thou- French Figaro Magazine. A Sabotino cites one of the photo historians, as well as school students took the sand words; a photograph photograph of burning bodies few positive images to appear "people who are involved in SATs this year, the highest can affect our impression of is captioned, "December in the press as a photograph other areas of the arts," said percentage in the nation events we know nothing massacre of the ferociously of two mothers volunteering Sabotino. about anti-Castroite Miskitos (In- at the front after their While the exhibition is the The SAT is a 2-1/2 hour most visible aspect of the multiple choice exam of ver- Nicaragua Media Project's bal and mathematical reason- involvement in Nicaragua ing and is used to supplement Sabotino said they also "have high school grades in the a video show going and are college admissions process. working on a book proposal. Scores range from 200 to We also work with Central 800. American coalitions and con- Tirozzi said there was still a tribute material aid to Nic- gap between males and aragua females taking the test with 77ie Nicaragua Media Project males consistently scoring is now showing at Real Art better than females, but that Ways, 94 Allyn St, Hartford the gap was narrowing

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Wednesday, October 2. 1985 Arts= Page7 'Ouroboros' 2: the worm returns to UConn By Rosemary Noonan of her Secrets") or Eddie Rob- love and communion. realism," One of Her Secrets," is Anke Kriske's "Hiding Place" a Campus Correspondent bertf s offbeat satire on pop- "But mostly I wish we could captured by Ames' stark strange story about an The second issue of ular culture "The Glove" to cross drawing of coffee cups on a agoraphobic woman, lends the Ouroboros, the independent, experimental works such as This frozen field with love for checkered diner tablecloth In development which the story UConn-based literary maga- Andrew Norwoods Thanks- one another, his spare graphic style Reilly itself lacks Though the subject zine contains even more giving Reflections, the anar- And with a truly sacred captures the empty spaces be matter of "Hiding Place" is diverse material than its pre- chism of Ronny Kaye's "Wall silence tween two ordnary people interesting I would have liked decessor. Furthermore, the Street Must Die"; or, an unex- The silence of knowledge in who are alone even when they more realistic drama and a 50 page digest is more pected treat for Stephen King your eyes" are together. clearer focus in that particu- elaborate and more thought- fans, Chapter One of The "When they walk into the lar story. fully arranged There are Sliming, by "Stephen Kringe" I happened to read Stephen diner, he holds the door. Lights No review would be com- poems, stories, and reviews, meet them brightly, pleasing plete without mentioning the Hall, a well-known poet and Kringe's The Sliming by can- complemented by full page delight during Hurricane her. Mirrors and shiny tables _ titles and linear art work, which author of Romance and illustrations and linear art Gloria This setting was perfect skid reflections everywhere are effectively and aesthetically work, which make it a more Capitalism at the Movies, has She links her arm in his as they done by Christine Evans Carter. contributed six recent poems for such an eerie tale which is polished and professional- obviously loaded with parody walk to a booth. He allows her to this issue These are poems This issue of Ouroboros, looking product and social commentary as well to sit first Another mirror of transition and change For unlike the first one also has The implied philosophy of For the Stephen King fan, the across the diner lines up with instance "The Carving" two "columns" by Ian Andrews Ouroboros is to produce not possibilities of where this first the one on the wall beside only a forum for writers who powerfully and skillfully pre them framing them next to and Jim Gallant which provide sents a familiar theme in Hairs chapter will lead pose all sorts analysis of trends in popular seek a publisher, but also a of delightful wonderings While themselves, and over there, publication of works most poetry, that of a woman facing back and form, their likenesses musk and cinema This feature changes and trials bravery, yet funny and likeable Jack is a good idea, which should be readers would not find any- Horrance the main character multiplying forever, as in a where else. On both counts, it not without anxiety and fear. barbershop " continued in future issues and manager of the Over- Perhaps a book review column scores welL I'm of a belief that booked Hotel, would seem to Ames' abstract splash of a if I can find one poem or short 'Where cliffs rise above you comet across a Doric column might be a good idea, too you have no more shadow embody all the prejudices and There is much more in story in a small magazine that fears inherent in modem captures the poetry and prose brings me pleasure, then the than an arrow in flight of man's emergence from Ouroboros 2 than I've been man able to discuss. Purchase a price paid is well worth it Legs move trust the will chaos into greater chaos in Ian Lots of fun, this brief seg- copy and discover this world Ouroboros 2 (& real bargain at Lungs breathe, trust the Andrews' herculean effort ment The slime oozing from for yourself. And a parting word $2.00) met that condition with wind" "Upon the Arrival of Halleys the Overbooked walls and the to all you writers out there ease, though as with any promise of vampires and Cornet" What is remarkably ex- seeking a home for your work publication, some stars shine dreaded diseases runs chills up pressed in this poem is that in Ouroboros is always eager to more brightly than others. your neck. Stephen Kringe the "How far away is the the midst of turmoil Hall has a receive submissions Details Both editors have com- introduction says, prefers to Apocalypse? strong sense of her identity and can be obtained from this ments on Ouroboros 2. Jim remain anonymous, but any- Ask not how long you should a will to find some inner issue's introduction Gallant feels that "this time one familiar with the writers hold your breath, peace we've put together an issue around this campus could but how long you can swim Hall provides sharp vivid which focuses primarily on probably hazard a guess as to under water without details of her life as in "Amputa- poetry. However, all the his identity. I think I know, but drowning " tion" where she describes her material is thematically I'm not telling Upcoming mother's hospital bed linked There's a satirical This issue's featured illus- Andrews boldly traces bent a questioning of estab- trator is Jay Ames, a local artist man's decline as he evolves in a lished order, and this is evi- "Among IV. hatracks, the who has had many shows in the fraudulent search for truth smell in Arts dent in the dedication" area and whose work is now which will be his eventual of bedside lilacs in the air...." Erskine Carter, somewhat being shown at Ideal Form undoing Ttiis poem is auda- Gallery in Rockvilte, Ct His cious and far too short One 'Agnes of God' more blunt remarked Not to be ignored is her "There's something here cover art of the Ouroboros ser- would hope it is merely the pre- wryly amusing somewhat bit- either to please or offend pent is particularly eye lude to a larger, more com- ing "How Man Learned to everyone Why don't you buy catching as is his back cover prehensive work at the Nutmeg Talk." one and find out for your- design, which Ames explains, Ames' illustration of a street HalTs poem "The Mour- self?" "incorporates much of the scene for Andrew Norwoods ners," dealing with a mother's symbology I use in my work" poems from his collection funeral unintentionally antici- "Thanksgiving Reflections" is Haitian Art One thing is certain: there is pates Jim Gallant s "At My Inside the magazine Ames a variety of material here One has provided illustrations for haunting and captures the Grandfather's Grave" a poem four writers. The gray, gloomy mood of that murky realm of discovers poetry that ranges so honest with its feelings that at the Atrium world of Michael Rally's the oppressed His drawing for from the highly personal the reader is forced to share puzzling foray into slice of life works of Joan Joffe Hall, David the poet's sense of loss and Seaman, Terese Karmel and anguish at the suicide of his Jim Gallant to the abstract grandfather and the distance impressionism of Ian Andrews between him and his own and E. Leon; short stories that father. As in all his poems in this range from slices of ordinary volume Gallant" s sense of loss life (like Michael ReiHy" s " One • s redeemed by his qu jsting for

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ALL TM6V N£6D IS A AFLtoNjTl urn* mis^JtimfflL. wauHows Heckler's departure IKE HIGHWAY ON VOUR RIGHT just a year after she was being paraded around as LOOK? one of the 'token women' In President Reagan's cabinet Margaret Heckler is being shipped to Ireland, stripped of what minor Influence she had as the Secretary of Health and Human Services During her tenure, Heckler wasn't as major an influence on policy matters of national significance, like Social Security and Medicare as she might have been. As experts had predicted from the time of her appointment she concentrated primarily on issues of public hearth, such as prescription drug issues and governmental response to the spread of AIDS With evaluations of her performance by members SMmssBvsm of Congress being neither particularly good nor bad, the reason Heckler was 'removed was her insis- tence on doing business directly with the President (instead of the chief of staff) and Reagan's desire to Erskine Carter fill the post with someone he wanted to head Health &. Human Services, instead of a person he'd appoin- ted to boost his campaign. Hurricane Gloria- Heckler, who was aware of her situation, didn't help the matter by making the issue public and her 1 st Blood, Part 2 refusal to accept or reject the position as am- "She's a storm that just won't go away," says supposed security shift from the ballroom to the bassador to Ireland on Monday only hurt her case. a dejected Dr. Neal Shauvinltz, chief meteor- Field House If s Just a plot to lure us Into one Her loyalty to Reagan is questionable ologist of the university men's center, located In large unsafe area and destroy the last bastion of But she knew what she was doing desperately the Field House locker room "Prudence de- maleness on this campus" hoping to hold onto her job by holding out and mands that we address her." "She should be abreast of Atlantic City by 4:00 "He's right about that" agreed Ms Prudence, pm." Dr. Shauvinltz predicts "I've bet my embarassing Reagan. Dr. Shauvinttz' nemesis and rival campus estranged wife a weeks worth of child sitting We maintain the President has a right to put weather watcher." Last Friday" s blast was merely that she'll wipe out the Miss America Pageant whomever he wants in Cabinet positions regard- a warning She's coming back, stronger than auditorium this time If s been a target of hers for less of whose feelings he hurts Heckler was lucky to ever, and you don't need a weatherman to tell ages and I ought to know. I've been tracking her have the job at all—she'd been'unemployed* after which way the wind blows" since the 60s when she ravaged Hugh Hefner's losing a bitter Congressional fight to Barney Frank Dr. Shauvinltz' eyes glazed over as he mansion and liberated all those bunnies from punctuates the air with his familiar hand signals their hutches" She shoulcTve accepted or rejected the post in The streets of Storrs he forecasts, will be "As I said on Night line last week, "Dr. Ireland immediately, and let the White House get on Jammed by carloads of men fleeing the certain Shauvinltz adds " Iff you cant get out keep calm with its business havoc of Gloria By Wednesday afternoon, stay Indoors and. for God's sake don't watch Storrs should resemble a ghost town. MTV or the Playboy channel" Tuesday night, he claims, a grim Hurricane Yes, Dr. Shauvinltz concedes reluctantly, aban- party was held at Thumpers lounge A large doning his beloved Field House locker room In group of male strippers sorority sisters frater- defeat and boarding a Lear Jet for Switzerland nity brothers and potential homecoming (the last country In the work) to give women the queens gathered together to drink and dance to right to vote), there is a chance the younger Laura Branigan, the Kinks and the Doors singing generation can learn something from this gut- what else but Gloria? wrenching experience But you won't catch him "They" re Just putting on a big brave show," dis- or his single-minded cronies sifting through the closed Ernie Seedle, a venerable frat rat and debris He's throwing in the toweL Times have courageous promoter of popular campus films changed and he's far too old to remain In the such as Deep Throat and Between the Cheeks. fight and have a winter storm named after "They're scared. Once they sober up Wednes- him day, they" II be outta her e before you can say ERA "just remember," he shouts "You were Not me, though. My buddies and me are show- warned" ing Love 4 Sale at our fraternity the moment As far as Dr. Shauvinltz is concerned, rfsaplot Gloria's eye passes through Storrs We ain't and he'sgetting the heckout..intact Maybe he's afraid of no storm no matter how devastating being old fashioned, but he swears this has noth- it Isl" ing to do with Miss Ogyny or repressing fears Fearless remarks Early Wednesday morning These subversive hurricanes have been trying to an Incoming gale toppled three oaks onto strip him of his powers for years and he'll be Ernie's fraternity house Love 4 Sale was tipped darned If he gives them another golden opor- out of Its cannlsters and exposed The house was tunhy to sever his precious.. ruined Ernie and his pals art still burled beneath So much for the likes of Dr. Shauvinltz. the rubble Tonight, the Held House. Though there Is "Our gravest concern Is lack of power," Dr. always room for Improvement, times have Shauvinltz reiterates nervously. "We've got changed ...for the better. Storms like Gloria every able-bodied, red-blooded, traditional- are one of the reasons. Put on your all minded male with the guts to stick around weather gear and be there, braced for her arrival Don't be fooled by this Erskine Carter is a Daily Campus columnist Letters Recreational facilities aren't maintained Letters Policy To the Editor Students at this university other hoops are either bent ing courts have been torn out The Daily Campus welcomes all letters ex- are faces with ever— increasing brokea or missing One bas- leaving no nets and chunks ressing all viewpoints Letters should be as tuition costs and rapidly ket support is torn entirely of concrete brief as possible and are suject to condensa- deteriorating facilities. UConn out of the ground forming an If the university must in- tion, grammar, good taste and the deletion of has strived long and hard to embarassing eyesore for the crease fee bills, students libel Letters must be typed and double become a first class academic university. Grass pervades should demand better rec- spaced and should include sogmatire valid institution but it refuses to these courts illustrating the reational facilities and a better mailing address and telephone number, if invest in the quads, courts, neglect they have faced return on their investment any Pseudodnyms and initials will not be and playing fields used by This lack of concern ex- Maybe students go home on used The address and phone number are for students in their free time tends to the tennis courts weekends in response to the our verification only i. .1 will not be pub- The Towers area is a prime where only four of the six blatant lack of concern lished Letters are printed only with names example of this neglect There courts are playable Even Stuart Evered but a name may be withheld on request Send are five basketball courts; these have poor playing sur- Paul Lombardo to Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus 11 only one is playable and even faces and torn nets The net Bill Seuch Dog Lane Storrs, CT 06268 this basket is too high The support poles on the remain- Steve Kirschner The DaHy Campus, Wednesday, October 2, 1965 Page 9 - Shearer and Glen Bob Greene News fanfare On TV in America,

NASHVILLE- UghtsI Musld Video effectsl Action! Such are the cries of most television game show directors garbage beats brilliance Nowadays, however, they're Just as likely to be heard from the person who produces your evening news program Now what does this mean? Indeed, more and more local television news shows are Well, if you look at it one way. there s a ray of For one thing it means that it's probably geared toward the fastest-moving, liveliest presentation. good news. At least Death of a Salesman time to stop carping and moaning at network Accordingly, a news director will make practically any finan- Arthur Miller's Pulitzer Prize winning play, was television executives telling them that they cial sacrifice to achieve a flashier product Whether the presented in a television version on the CBS owe it to us and to their consciences to pro- viewers are given a chance to contemplate the news that network earlier this month Starring Dustin vide the nation with inspirational, high- passes before them doesn't seem to enter Into the average Hoffmaa the production was nothing less quality television director's equatloa than magnificent It was everything that televi It's not the network executives fault that During three days of meetings with the people who sion should be it touched the heart chal- more Americans watched Lady Blue than decide much of what goes on the air, we heard no mention lenged the mind stirred the soul. watched Death of a Salesman The country of Beirut or Geneva or AIDS We learned, instead, about There was ample publicity prior to the had a choice, and the country chose ADU's (Ampex digital optics, which bend pictures), DVEs broadcast of" Death of a Salesman'; the pro- Ever since Death of a Salesman was first (digital video effects which flip pictures end over end) and ducers and the network did a fine job in letting presented on Broadway in 1949. it has been music synthesizers that endeavor to Influence viewer the country s television viewers know that this virtually unanimously regarded as a classic emotions Many news directors voiced excitement over was a special event, and that it would be avail American play-perhaps the classic Amer new technology that through computers enables a direc- able for them to see. The word went out that ican play. tor to transform a set Into something out of Peter Max's "Death of a Salesman was going to be The performances on the television version collectioa broadcast could not have been better Dustin Hoffman, While many people may welcome television's embrace So what happened? In its time slot Death playing Willy Lomaa once again showed why of "USA Today" (although we once thought Gannett Corp of a Salesman' was defeated in the ratings by a he is destined to be remembered as one of the was simply mimicking television), this development gives rerun movie called Lady Blue true artistic geniuses of our era |ohn Mai us pause. The increasing emphasis on glitz and gloss has to What was this Lady Blue that so handily kovich as Willys son Biff was breathtaking come at the expense of something, and that something Is outdistanced Death of a Salesman"? In the Kate Reid as Willy's wife Stephen Lang as his no doubt news itself. Technological gimmickry can't sub- television viewing—guide that I consulted on other son Hap. Charles Durning as his neigh stitute for thorough treatment of important subjects the night of the broadcasts "Lady BLue bor ..all were brilliant Volker Schlondorffs whether If s guns or butter. received a rating of two stars and was des- direction was imaginative and to this Too often we hear television news directors say, "We've cribed in the folowing way: Redheaded viewer, flawless already mentioned that story," as if to imply that Issues last police detective Katy Mahoney gets the And Death of a Salesman cannot be writ- only as long as the footage given to them The dispropor- goods on the cocaine queen who set up her ten off as a high-brow production about tionate amount of energy and time devoted to sports may lover and caused his death obscure ethereal events that is doomed to be indeed reflect market interest but can a public that depends So that s what the viewers selected over dismissed by a mainstream audience Death on television for news be that well-informed when the Death of a Salesman Lady Blue received a of a Salesman is a solid, easily understand emphasis Is mostly on entertainment? 19 2 Nielsen rating and a 31 share. Death of a able, universal American story- the story of an The answers to improved local television news coverage Salesman received a 14.5 Nielsen rating and aging salesman trying to cope with a world today lie beyond the technological frontiers Rather than a23 share that has passed him by and is now ready to dis- throw cash at costly gizmos news directors must Increase In case you get mixed up when you hear talk card him It is a story with a message that ought the quality of their staffs and devote more resources and about ratings and shares— I know I do— there s to hit home in every family in the country time to complicated Issues The pros know this but unfor- a simple way to translate all this to real— life So back again to the moral here tunately managerial pressures and high rating games force The show that got bigger numbers had more It seems a bit hypocritical to tell network too many others to stress the sparkle and frivolity. More viewers And using the numbers as a guideline, executives that the country is salivating for the often than not news directors continue to count on here are some other shows that aired during very highest in quality entertainment when handsome on-camera mannequins rather than articulate the same week as Death of a Salesman' the cold facts say that we're probably just as well-read professionals If s concelveable that Edward R did happy with mediocrity Car chases and bikinis Murrow could not fit that bill today. A rerun of "Who's the Boss? A rerun of and frantic laugh tracks are a lot easier and "Time after time I have encountered local reporters on "Gimme a Break" A rerun of "Highway to cheaper to provide than Pulitzer Prize—win- foreign stories who have not done their homework, who Heaven' A rerun of a movie called The Gam- ning drama and apparently most of us can t are there as much to burnish their image as they are to bler. Part 2 really tell the difference anyway. explain the complications" complained ABC's Peter Jen- Those shows did not run on the same night And when we can tell the difference we go nings in a speech to convention-goers here and in the same time slot as Death of a Sales- witf. the garbage Local television can make a big contribution to our man but on their individual nights they understanding of issues before they overtake us The ques- attracted more viewers than Death of a Bob Greene is a syndicated columnist tion Is whether technical experts and would-be actors not Salesman' to mention rating-hungry station owners will let that hap- pea It may also be a function of how much all of us care Glen and Shearer are syndicated columnists. Mike Royko — A premature notice of his death around that he was dead any sooner cords the date of death occurred It said" If you do not agree with our It was last February when Professor than is absolutely necessary. prior to the date of the service findings you can request a fair hear- George Blanksten became aware of a Soon his estate received another In other words he was still dead ing within six months of this date very sad event in his life letter. Once again it was a blank form, Why. he was dead even before he So he sent them a letter, asking for He had reason to visit his physician the very same form he had already went in for the blood test Some a fair hearing. Nothing serious But a blood test filled out doctor. I haven't heard anything from was required So. he filled it out again and sent Even worse, he doesn't know them yet but I'm hoping for a fair The physician sent the bill for the it in when he died or what it was that did chance to convince them that I am blood test to Medicare since Apparently, he had engaged either him ia alive" Blanksten is 68 years old a bureaucrat or a computer in some That part really gets me I asked He hasn t decided what he II do at a A few weeks passed and kind of dueL them for the date of my death and the hearing to show them he isn't a Blanksten received a letter from the He would send in the completed circumstances of my death, and they cadaver. Possibly a soft shoe dance Social Security Administration, which form. And it or he or she would res- wont tell me" or. if the hearing officer is a female, a administers the Medicare program pond by sending him another blank Hoping that a face-to-face meet- lascivious grin or even a pinch on and it contained shocking news form to fill out ing might help the professor went to her bottom. They told me that I was dead. This went on for months with him the Social Security office in Glenview. In the meantime he is thinking of Blanksten says and therefore they filling out the form and them or it He took a number, a seat on a bench taking legal action under the Free- could not honor the bilL" sending him the same blank form to and waited to be called dom of Information Act Obviously. Blanksten was sur- fill out He finally contacted his con- When his number came up. he tried It bothers me that they won't tell prised Although he isn't a kid any- gressman's office and somebody to explain to a female bureaucrat that me anything about the circumstances more he feels pretty good -- even there said they would look into it he was not dead of my death So I might take action on spry on one of his better days And that finally brought him a res- "That's what you say. she said that He's alive enough to teach political ponse from Social Security. leading him to believe that they must The least I should be able to do is science specializing in Latin Ameri- The agency said As requested get a lot of dead people posi ng as the visit my own grave can politics at Northwestern Univer- we have reviewed your entire claim living And she gave him more of the (Note After this column appeared sity. to decide whether our original deter- forms he had already filled out in Chicago, the Social Security Along with the letter - which had mination was correct.A specially But he hopes that there still re- Administration said they have inves- been addressed to Blanksten's trained person reviewed the claim mains a chance that he might be tigated and are going to return Pro- estate' -- was a form that he could fill This person did not take part in the allowed to return to life fessor Blanksten to the world of the out if he wanted his alleged death original review...And we have found The last letter - the one in which he living The professor says he feels reviewed the decision made on this claim was was declared dead by an impartial better already) Naturally, he filled it out and sent it correct Our reason for this decision specially trained person - did hold la since he didn't want word getting is as follows According to our re- out one slim hope The Daily Campus. Wednesday. October 2.1985 Page 10 .Arts From page 13 Activities The Rock Trivia Quiz AEROBICS AEROBICS Get Into •Catch The Spirit of Snow* shape McMahon Hall TV Room at one of the UConn Ski Club This is the first of a series of trivia quizzes on popular culture Monday. Wednesday. Thrusday. Introductory meetings Info on Submit your answers to Arts, Daily Campus Deadline is Monday, 4:00-5:00 pm Only $20.00 for trips, area Reps, membership and October8. Answers and w inner announced next Wednesday. The the semester or $ 1.50 per session more come see us on Sept 24, Oct El 0/8 2. In Castteman 207. Sept 25 In prize a frisbev or a date with your favorite Arts editor. HRM 143 all 6:30 to 8:00. AI0/ 2 Little Sisters of ZETA PSI There will be a meeting Wed. Oct 2 at 7:00 - 1. What famous four words were the title for a 60's song that 217 SU. Other Interested Ladles began, "I met him on a monday/and my heart stood stilL" Are Welcome El 0/2 •SKTSNOWSKTSNOW Come to one of these Introductory meetings and get the Inside scoop 2. They showered at the YMCA on the UConn ski club. Sign up for Lost and Found membership available Sept 24, Oct 2 In Castteman 207 or Sept 2 5 3. Carole King's not so famous writing partner on a number of LOST: Three keys on SUBOG In HRM 143 al 6:30-8:00. AI0/2 60's smashes, including "Up on the Root" keychaln near South Campus Volleyball court on Sept 17 th If Last Introductory meeting for found please call487-9433. LFI0/ membership sign up Wed. Oct 2 4 In Castteman 207.6:30 pm Infor 4. "It was a graveyard smash" What was the song? Who sang on Trips Reps &. Parties LAST it? LOST: NAVY BLUE TRAVEL BAG CHANCE. A10/2 ON ARROW BUSSUNDAY NIGHT, WITH CLOTHES IN rT. IF FOUND PLEASE CALL JOAN AT 487-6078. Great Poster Sate! Decorate your 5. 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STUDENT UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS LECTURE COMMITTEE Route 44 Four corners Mansfield -^^ The Dally Campus. Wednesday. October 2, 1985 Marketpl Pagell io Martene D (If you are on this Mary ann. Thanks for the shower Hb style Ms supenders, his smle For Sale campus), your admirer stlB Sunday night How about some Now President soon to be King Wanted admires hot water next time? Brian MCB 1975 Anniversary edition, Need your paper typed? Cal Unda See page 12 50.000 original miles, garaged at 487-7271 for professional ser- winters, a beautiful car, $5,000. vice at a reasonable price Located 486-3137; evenings call on campus for your conveneince > 872-6761. FSI0/2 editing free of charge W10/4 Honda Scooter Aero - 80 4 mon- ths old with cover, helmet repair DOUBLE manual Full automatic $650 Cal Ride Board 429-7900. FS10/2 Ride Wanted to Syracuse Any FOR SALE: 1982 Suzuki GS550U COUPONS Weekend Wiling to Share Expen- Gear Plastic Fairing Engine ses! Please Cal Dee 487-59191 See Stores For Details. Guards, Passenger Back Rest Keep Trying or Leave Your Name 3800 miles, EXCELLENT CONDI- and Number. Thanxf RBI0/2 LOOK FOR OUR MONEY SAVING CIRCULAR TION. $1,295. Call Dave Joyce eves 875-5115 (Toland). FSI0/ Ride desperately needed to IN THE MAIL, YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER Syracuse Uttca or Colgate Univer- sity on Friday Oct 4. Returning OR AT YOUR LOCAL A&P STORE. Chevette 1976 Good Running Sun or Mon Will share expenses Condition, Sound Transportation. CaH Kathy 487-9097. RBI 0/3. BONUS COUPON J— $600 Firm Abo. Full Size Ref- PD PI> i mZ Mawa* AP2-680 rigerator In good running condi- Ride Available to Perm State area mtm $ tion. $50. Cal Don (no tol) after 6 or stops along Leave morning 9/ FREE 1.00 OFF pm 742-8922. FS10/4 WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF 4: Return 9/6 CaH 429-4431. ANY GOLD OR PLATINUM BAND RBI 0/3 TICKETS GRATEFUL DEAD DIRE Fine Porcelain China Fine Porcelain China STRAITS, MOTLEY CRUE, RATT. RIDE OFFERED to Long Island. Dinner Plate Completer Piece BARRY MANILOW. AIR SUPPLY Leaving Friday. Oct 4 and return- CHOOSE PROM I 5 DIFFERENT ITEMS CHOOSE FROM ' 5 DIFFERENT ITEMS Coming Soon PAUL YOUNG 487- COUPON GOOD SUN SEPT 29TH THRU SAT OCT ^TH COUPON GOOD SUN SEPT 29TH THRU SAT OCT bTH ing Sunday, Oct 6. Call Cathy 487- LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER 5770 Jimmy. FS10/2 8478. RBI 0/4 Great Poster Sale) Decorate your BOSTON Ride desperately THE FARM dorm room or apartment Choose needed to Boston this Friday. from a wide selection of quality Would Ike to leave after 2 PM but ( App cRama prints and frames at bargain prices not essential Will share expenses McIntosh ^" ' J with poster by Trent Graphics Call Todd 487-5988. Keep trying Red Have a bare spot on yov *II? RBI 0/4 Mclntosh Come to the Great Poster JM or Cortland Delicious 1OO0 AM to 500 P.M. Mon. or Cortland Sept 30 to Friday October 4th on Help Wanted Apples Apples the Student Union Patio Spon- TOTE BAG SALE TOTE BAG ATTENTION college students! We Apples sored by the UCONN Veterans U.S. FANCY 2%" UP U.S. FANCY 2V2" UP need a part time, bright cheerful U.S. FANCY-100SIZE Club. FS10/4 SWEET JUICY CRISP office assistant Good pay. flexible EXTRA LARGE 73 Monte Carlo 350 engine runs hours female preferred, good great Many new parts Including typing skills and car a must Phone carborator pump also alrbrushed |eff, I 1 am to 6 pm 456-181 I. HWIO/4 Mural on door A great car Asking 1 $550 429-2567. FS10/4 /2 peck Photography model - $10 per tote bag NOVA 1976 EXCELLENT CONDI- hour. For particulars ladles send TION 55.000 miles Stereo with photo to 112 Bridge Street Equalizer Air Conditioning $ 1400 Wlllmantic CT06226 HWI0/3 Call 487-6794. Fsl 0/4 THE BUTCHER SHOP Part Time Retail Job Off Campus '76 Honda Civic 2-Dr. Sedan Must have knowledge of Gourmet Cherry Condition 60.800 miles Food and Cooking Call Susan or Bottom Boneless Smoked Hams Call 487-1759 for more Info. Mary at 871 -8553 or 429-3663. FS10/4 HW10/7 Round Bottom Shank

FOR SALE BLACK VINYL RECUNER Morning waiter needed to start Roasts Rounds Portion WITH WOOD TRIM IN EXCELLENT Immediately at Crawford D Mon - BEEF ROUND-BONELESS BEEF ROUND FULLY COOKED. CONDITION. $30.00 Call Scott at Thurs. 7:30-8:30 am If Interested SOLD AS ROAST ONLY WHOLE 19 TO 33 LBS. WATER ADDED-BONE IN 487-0017 or LEAVE MESSAGE please cal jean at 487-9285 or CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER CRY-O-VAC-SUPER TRIM FS10/2 Heather at 487-8119. HW10/7 For Rent Personals Rump Unfurnished room In student Charle- Portion apartment In private home Own GoodLucklnCalc210 99-lb. ) entrance Utilities Included. LoveMkheie Male(s) Preferred. Walking Dis- tance to Campus $225 per month Sharon, I sure would!! Won't you GREEN PRICE GROCERY SPECIALS Single Occupancy. Cal After 6:00 teime? 487-1246. FR10/2 UNNE- HAPPY BIRTHDAY. WISH- Tired of Dorms? Furnished Apart- ING YOU THE BEST AS ALWAYS Minute Maid Philadelphia ment Six miles from campus Share kitchen and bath with two LOVE YOUR EX-MOUSTACHE Orange Cream students Very Quiet $2107month Nancy Happy One Year One Includes utilities Male/ Female 872-0035. FRI0/2 Month and One Day! Also I hope Juice Cheese you're being nice to the Infirmary REDUCED ACID 10-OZ. KRAFT REGULAR OR COUNTRY STYLE SUBLET NOW. Save $$. One bed- Staff! Get better REAL Soon!! room apartment five minute walk Love Chris from campus Quiet rural setting October's rent 11I price Call487- Sharl S: Bruce S(The Boss) wHI do 8616 or 487-1597. FRI0/3 the spring concert only If he gets a date with you Will you help the committee out? Rob-Bob (Just an Roommates/ alas for ...j 12-oz. Housemates Kim &. Amy Thanks for a Great Monday Night Sorry about room Next time we trash the third floor. Mike &. Bill I NEED A ROOMMATE Sublet Apt. only 4 mles from Hey Mary. This is John from your 3- -SEdPRffllE-Seafoods UConn Move In Oct I or ASAP. D Art Class You might have Preferably Male dropped the course but you still GENUINE CAPE COD FRESH For INFO 429-1384 owe me a lasagna lunch Find me at Mon - Fri after 7:00 PM Al the art building I'm wicked Fresh 19 Flounder Weekend. RH10/3 hungry. Blue fish Fillet lb. 2 Fillet FRESH-SKIN ON FRESH SLICED Female Roommate needed to TO THE MOST GORGEOUS share two-bedroom apartment BODYBUILDER ON BELDEN 2: join Haddock 39 Halibut $l65/mo. plus utllties 2 miles US In front of the mirror for 15 mln 89 from Campus Non-smoker only. a day. and soon enough you'll be Fillet lb. Steaks lb. Call 429-3592. RH10/4 3 3 locking your door on your way to AVAIL WED -SAT IN SELF SERVICE FISH DEPT acxsexaocc sheer ectasy. Love Two Out- PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN SEPT 29TH THRU SAT OCT STH 1985 Housemate wanted Immediately. rageously Beautiful Women WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AN0 TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS Large house in W. WMngton v^ "EMS NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS $110.00 a month plus utilities Cooperative laid back living Cal 429-1929. ask for Mike or Sue JUUE HAPPY 22nd BIRTHDAY I Call after 5 00 RH10/4 was going to get you a bottle of 151. but you know what hap- 115 STORRS ROAD ROUTE 44 A Female roommate wanted. $ 150/ pened last rime. Tonlte "My month Large house only one mile buddy" will be delivering a special from campus Cool people only. surprise to you Hope you I* It 429-0095. RHIO/4 Love Me Willimantic Storrs The Dally Campus. Wednesday, October 2, 1985 Page 12 Marketpl From page 11 To the girts of Eddy 6th I found a Dave D Thanks for those LONG K1MBERLY. YOUR FURRY FANS black skirt In my room from E-l-C talks (3 am. 4 am . 5 am??) It WANT TO KNOW: HOW FURRY IS To the UCONN 5-0: Thanks for means a lot! You rea special friend Does ANYONE understand Waiter and friends YOUR FURRY TONGUE? YOUR helping me make the switch! This Hope you feel better.-UT Sis Ego? Please reply In a personal - FURRY TRULY FANS DO a. RO place Is wild ft. you girls are even Two perplexed and annoyed Christine that gorgeous brunette wilder!! The best Is yet to come - students. from Eddy 6th Your eyes sparkle To my personal mystery writer: Problem? No Problem! Happy cocktails at my place Friday nighdl your IDS shimmer, I would die for THANKS! But do I know you? Flat- 20th Beth I'll see you In our room Get psyched! Love ya lots, L you Good enought? Signed "You Attention Brothers of Zeta Psl I) A tery wH get you everywhere so tel wtth the Asti, Love, Your schlzo See page 13 sense of humor and huml&ty Is owe me $2.00' me morel -Jeff T. In wmdham Pit roomie now required at aH Zete Events 2) By Rick Sutton October Is now the official month GUT of the Fun Gods Thank You Phil GUT'S ROOMMATE, CHOICE l. TRAcex. CHOICE 2. STONE. CH0\CE 3- 6UT. PWL, ASKS... HEYSPRAGUE3rd IV BtTWccN MC rWCOTCH (last year's crew) GET HIGH DU AND Rim-Mmo-m-toM, COMING SOON - LIVE HOW DOtS i TONY VAN HALEN L£E, NOT you Go feNg m SUCK (Command Performance Only) ONe fWE ALCOHOL'.!! powM A RJrJ AT A SIX-PACK To The Blonde I can't help but N0N-AICOH0UC watch everyday at dinner In the Jungle Cafe. (Mon you wore a PARTY? light-orange striped blouse and leans). You make Jungle Food Seem Like Gourmet Cuisine

To the new PI Beta Phi pledges. Michelle and )an Congratulations By Ron Webster and get psyched for some of the UCONN JACK best times of your BW -the Sisters of PI Beta Phi f\ LIFE" IS SAVED BY STATf \*4f THE ruimeni «^H TO at THC fitfc** Of JACK'S Paul - Would you Ike to come over TftAQjl ttjMgfg *>ss"ii0*» and stoke my stove tonight? -L

To the UCMBS very own PURPLE WONDER - We really WONDER about You! But we love you any- way! -GA. DW. a. K.K.

Veronica Welcome to a great life of sisterhood Get psyched for good times and lots of fun Love your big sis Monica

To my little sister Susanne Welcome aboard Delta Gamma good times to come Love Sue

Mark Thank you so much I owe yo a hug favor ..I Lisa

To my 'little sis Kaftf" You've always been Ike a sister to me and 7Lcr now we get to become real "sis- Tfct.Z 2>y KkJz, Sea): ters" get psychged for DG and al the good times to come Love your big sis Lisa vsr-Hey Wr.X, fUKCA Is ys/s/—A/or Crlori<\ -t"kt v^ YOU Kh)0\A// To our awesome pledge das* hurricane , &forfa Worne**"' Lib and Kara. Susanne, Beth Sandy. Sue, going lo te here, Janice, Karen Veronica, Kendal Sheila. Susan, SuzJe, Sharon, rfoc/ow/ Sterner* He fammsH Noeml Karen Welcome Aboard Get psyched for great times and sisterhood Love the sisters of Delta Gamma VJHf\T DO/CM M£AA/? OH, \A/£LL Dear Jungle Soph (Interested In ? the Red-haired freshman) I'm TH*T STORM ChtA€ \AJho S thrilled to hear that you are THf\VS A Interested, but what Is the con- Ml vJBbJT OhJ gratulations for? You certainly STORM THAI have done alot of Investigating to FKLOAY. get this Info. Yes Indeed he b a CAM? MO great guy-and I should know, after El WffiJT . TOO. al he's mine! Soory but I Ike red 20/2 heads tool Signed the body- bulder's girlfriend from Stowe ROOM 424 By Steve and Joe Laura V. Since I realy don't know you too wel n Just say that I wish I knew you Better, not with a small b. What do you Think? GL

MBtM's, charms btowplp, snickers, Charleston chew, fireball whatchmacallt? Thanks DHMMJL FOR everything Lately. Dlonne - You can put down the Ly sol now - the KJIer fry has gone John - perverted puppers? How dingy! You Look Adorable when you're asleep Mike-rmstll walrJngl GO AHEAD I DOUBLE DARE YOU SMILES. LAURA

Welcome Kappa Pledges! -Adrtenne Betsy. Tina, Debbie Susan G. Cheryl H, Lesley. Mettssa Unne Andrea, Susan P.. Jule and Cheryl T. Look Forward to a wonderful experience - IAL By Evan Skolnick The Sisters WALTER EGO

Eddy first floor. You and your guitar IGor/taAH onNo,umnr- I GOT 40 4 i ICfTAMF make me long for youl Your dark Gcsr 4*/ AjT^er- awmtf TEST, hair, and Intimidating stare you J&T/I/Vj// KAH.zecH'T drive me wild Like that double i tor A} on decker desk affect! Everything Is nmes I've MWO better on top Lonesome Lover Hint HST ft m#x£ met*** -me *fcus GERKERALERTI kt&j HE GETS A GOOP mm**—. GERKER ALERT! CODE REDI GERKER ALERT!

Hey Brunette In Merritt A You're hod I'm watching you I only know what I hear Nurse 2nd floor? I THE Sit* want to see more of youl Regard- TH/Hk .4t.mys less of who's around youl I des- HAfrXMS... perately seek your Presence Love. Closer than you think The Dairy Campus Wednesday, October 2, 1985 Marketpl Pagel3 I have Teddy and wll hold until aH To the Pretty GW In the MGB Con- Jim T. - &k,a "UpT HAPPY REWARD From page 12 of my demands are met Reply vertfcie Near MSB Sunday Even- BIRTHDAYI Long time no see - Any Information regarding vehicle soon If you realy care about your ing, were you being friendly or was how have you been? I'm sorry I that hR and damaged a grey 1985 To my Brown Eyed Girl - Monday button nosed friend that your Idea of harrassment? - haven't kept In touch H stop by Mustang next to the Co-Op bet- was great but let snot have to do It The Guy with the B-Bail sometime soon-Becky ween the hours of 500 pm and again. OK? Here's to Friday and 6O0 pm on Wednesday Septem- more Take cave of those boses? To the blonde on Ellsworth 5th Kelly - How Goes It? Just wanted ber 25. Ml 0/4 Love Paul Saw you In MSB elevator wKh Pat HELEN C. Thanks so much for to say HI because God knows I (Ellsworth 8th). Love your smle, making our Allied Health Student and would Hke to get to know you never see you In person (that is, WANTED FOR RENTAL Helen It is not she who eatesth Appreciation Day a success Please reply. A friend of Pafs when r m capable of seeing!) Have Garage or suitable structure for from the vine but he who buyeth Without your help we wouldn't a good week -B auto restoration project Cal Jeff at the grapes who Is the true Presi- have been able to do W Thanks 429-0704 Leave Message MIC/ dent - a concerned society There was a girl I used to know. Again. Rich and Tom member NYC water sklng We had so much 3 fun But then you had your friends Miscellaneous To the girl on the stairs, at Arjona. To The Guy With The Blue Shorts and I had mine. The days slipped Events by untB we were mles apart I 11:00 Wed. Would like to meet Attention Commuters: and Pink Oxford Playing Football In you too See you Wed 1100 The USG Commuter represen- GAY STRAIGHT RAP Drop-In dte- Cemetery 9/30 at6:00 PM I think caled your name this morning and SPIKE tatives are looking for an interes- cusston group on gay Issues. Every you're cute If you're Interested you turned away. Let me know If Wednesday, 70 pm Basement you wft meet with me I hope Its ted commuter to All a vacancy on Reply with personal soonl Your To the new pledges of SIGMA PHI Conference room of Health Ser- Secret Admirer not too late the Commuters USG Counci Al EPSILON. GEORGE, BRIGS CRAIG Interested commuters should vice (Use west door). Info 486 ERIC LARRY. SCOTT E. RJCH DAN drop off a letter of Intent to the 4707. El 2/11 Deb, You mean more to me than I Ta The Three Losers in The Silver MIKE K, SCOTT M. CHRIS DOUG USG Office on the 3rd floor SU by could ever put Into words. More Rabbit Well Thanx for the ride to FRAN. RENO. MIKE R. AND MARK Tuesday 3:00 pm and be present CRAFT FAIR Parent's Day 10/5. 11 even than Cheez-fts I hope we WNl Ya al missed out on a terrific You guys are the Greatest! Good at commuters Meeting Tuesday am - 6 pm on the Student Union have much more time together. day In Romantic Wllmantid Maybe next tlme?! The FOur Walk- Luck through the next 8 weeks. I 6:30 pm USG Office M10/2 Mai Qualty handcrafts, unique May you never see your loft again know yotfl all do great! Welcome gifts in every price range El 0/4 Love, Tom ing Women! to the Heart Adam DJ SERVICE- SOUND ON TAP The D) for your next dorm party or BICYCLE REGISTRATION In Stu- SHORT CIRCUIT BY BOB MONAHAN semrformal Large System aval- dent Union Breezeway Sept 30 THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON able for quad parties Leave 10-3pmOctl 10-3pm,Oct23- message 487-9095. Ml 2/12 7 pm, Oct 3 3-7 pm. Sponsored by UCorm Polce FREE FREE FREE FREE CU WE FEED SAVE MONEY. Write your own El 0/3 professional resume with line-by KM OTJT FOUR Ine Instruction kit To receive send Make you dreams come true - TIMES A tW. $5 to SECRETARY. 13 Old Landing experience ENCHANTED Durham, NH 03824. Ml 0/11 JEWELRY! Come to the Grand WHY00\DUASK? Opening of what wll soon be the Planning a party? Why not go al BEST Jewelry store In the area! out? We've got an expandable EVERYTHING from fashion cos- sound system that can fill a cMc tume Jewelry to the finest quality center (In fact the Hartford Civic gold and diamonds at Incredibly Center Is where we got HI) and affordable prices We are located absolutely the largest portable onfy 20 mles from campus on 61 light show on campus. Al to prove Main Street In Danlebon, CT. Cal nobody parties Ike S-audkx 429- 774-0545 or 487-8572 for direc- 7784. Ml 0/2 tions. El 0/2

Earl Russ- Earfs traveling Disc- see LIVE BANDS! Chronic Disorder! request dancing music On Cam- Stark Weather! 9 Day Wonder! pus Student Rate Starting at $85. Skid Row Noise! Berets In Call 423-1508. Ml 2/1 2 Sweaters! Part 2 of WHUS 91.7FMS New Music Series - NER1MAN TAILORING &. Coming Friday Oct 41 ALTERATIONS One Day Service Available Monday - Friday 8 am to •••SKIING*" Last Membership drive meeting- Oct 2 at 6:30 in "And now here comes Zubulu if MOKAM4O0-2 6pmSat8amtol pm!46Hunt- this isn't weird-middle of the night. ing Lodge Storrs. Conn429-1444 Casdeman207. Last chance to find and for tome reason we're all restless.'' NexttoUConn M12/I2 out what the UCom ski dub has to offer! Infor on Trips.1 Reps, Parties, By Jeff MacNelly etc! El 0/2 Mandatory mortar board meeting on Oct 2. 1985 SU 301 at 600 Al members must attend Any questions cal Hope 429-3466 El 0/2

Great Poster Said Decorate your dorm room or apartment Choose from a wide selection of quality prints and frames at bargain prices with Posters by Trent Graphics Have a bare spot on your wal? Come to the Great Poster Said 1000 AM to 500 P.M. Mon Sept 30 to Friday October 4th on the fat #rV'X Student Union Patio Sponsored by the UCONN Veterans Club. EI0 4

The thing least known and most mysterious to man Is his own BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed being Open discussion class on ECKANKAR the ancient science of LAPYt VACANT PARK VBR ASims

BICYCLE RACING VIDEOS SPON- SORED BY BICYCLING CLUB WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2 6 PM VIDEO THEATER 2nd FLOOR UB- RARY PARIS-ROUBALK. TOUR DE FRANCE COORS CLASSIC E10/ 2

PSI CHI - There Is a meeting Wed- nesday. October 2 at 6:30 pm in Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Psych Building 190. New mem- bers please bring dues and \$Wj transenps Old members please *2 mum LISTEN 7D ME, OPEN TOUR EVES, EVERYONE! DCNT BES0 attend See you then! El 0 2 A^S1INDEBT! 17WAS ^CuPeOPLEi' ITSTIMBTOSTOP 0/1989, ONE-HALF OF ALL A PROPHET su&.THAJMAN U P0UBLE OR NOTHING THE BIG6EST FREB U/NCHBR REVENUES WILL BE USEP ™™ C0UU>Bt,N CDN6RS5SN The sisters of PI Beta Phi Invite al ANP THE COUNTRY LOST/ niHEVERT0BRUNCH IN TO PAY INTEREST ON TH5 W0 YEARS. Interested women to our Open ' THE WHITE HOUSE! PEHCIT! HUE NEED TAXES! House Rush Party on Wednesday. Oct2 at 6:30 pm sharp at 11 Gilbert Ra EI0 2

ALL WELCOME PSYCHOLOGY CLUB lecture by MARTY KRUG- MAN HOW TO GET INTO GRADUATE SCHOOL" - Wed. 7 PM Psychology Building room 190. El 0/2 SeepagelO The Dally Campus. Wednesday, October 2, 1985 PageH

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AT&T The right choice. © 1985 AT&T Con -, niroti^~< The Dally Campus Wednesday, October 2, 1985 Sports Pagel5 Lower seeds perform: Green Women's tennis team ups record defends COLUMBUS GA (AP)— Hubert Green returns this in victory over Smith College week as defending champion of the Southern Open, that gold tournament that showed he could win again after a long downhill slide By Tom Heinlein forced to hit many balls form well behind the baseline, wnen Green made the 1984 Daily Campus Staff she wasn't chasing Chan's shots from side to side Southern his 18th victory The women's tennis team upped its record to4-3 Tuesday The final three seeds turned the match around however, since earning Professional with a 5-3 victory at home over Smith College The Huskies for UConn. Nubmer four seed TOna Cressent used a strong Golfers Association rookie of took four of the six singles matches, receiving performances forehand and a slicing backhand to beat Ann Weldy 6-2,6-2. the year honors in 1971. Until from their lower seeds before winning the match with one vic- The Huskies' number five seed Maureen McKone convin- then, the 38-year-old Bir- tory in doubles. cingly beat Ruth Max 6-0,6-2, and Karen McCartney reboun- mingham Ala, native hadn't Leading the way for UConn was number one seed Dena ded from a 5-7 setback in the first set to knock off Smith's won since 1981 and had only Cocozza who thrashed Sara McNamara 6-2, 6-0. Cocozza Ganya Dunnigan, winning 6-3,6-4 in the final two sets. two wins in five years mixed her shots well, frustrating McNamara from the outset The lower seeds also took over in doubles, as the team of "Winning the Southern using dropshots and deep groundstrokes to keep her oppo- Cressent and McCartney upended Max and Dunnigan 6-1,6-3 made me feel like I could be a nent off-balance in the deciding match of the day. In other doubles action, the competitor again," Green said The Huskies' middle seeds had trouble as numbers two and team of McNamara and Chan defeated Murren and Ulasky 6-4, after a pratice round for the three both lost Smith's Faith Hawkins came back from a shaky 7-5, while the match between the team of Cocozza and Patty 16th annual Southern, which first set to defeat number two seed Marikate Murren 2-6,7-5, Piorkowksi versus the team of Hawkins and Weldy was called begins Thursday over the par- 6-2. The match was mostly a contest of baseline rallying with because of darkness, with each side having won a set 70, 6,791-yard Green Island Hawkins outdueling Murren to earn the victory. apiece Country Club course Smith got an outstanding performance from number three The Huskies now go on the road to play Providence College Green went on to capture seed Nancy Chan Chan appeared flawless throughout the on Thursday and the University of Massachusetts next this year1 s PGA championship match in defeating UConn's Cindy Ulasky 6-3,6-0. Ulasky was Tuesday. in Denver, his second major. ...UConn deserves Yankee title WANTED: Associated Sports Editor

From back page was cancelled But now UConn has some bush and Bowl t o watch the game? How many actualh/ care ness to take care of- namely, winning the Yankee News Editor about what the outcome of the game is? Conference title. The first step in that direction The arguement will always be made that unfolds this Saturday and from all indications, UConn teams of the past have not been anything this game should be the best of the season since Apply now at: special to watch Boring at times, yet always the Huskies and the Wildcats are both offen- conservative maybe sively minded teams. The Daily Campus But this year's team is different They are But they need the support of the student exciting to watch; just ask anyone who was able body. The UConn-New Hampshire game doesn' t to travel to Lehigh two weeks ago to watch the have the tradition of the Yale game but that Huskies beat the Engineers 28-24. doesn't matter. As Primiani said students Sure it was disappointing that the Yale game should treat this game as if it were Yale Positions just opened

Monday- Th ursday Nights The Department of Career Services From 10-11 pm Invites you to $2.50 Pitchers Choice of Bud Coors &. Lite at Oscars AN EVENING WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC Pizza, Restaurant &. Lounge "A Preview of Your Professional Future" -Route 44 Storrs For Deliver (NexttoA&J5) Call 420-88! • General Electric looks toward the future

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Will train motivated students for peer education programs in residence halls and campus centers Teach CPR, smoking cessation, stress reduction, exer-' WEDNESDAY - OCTOBER 2nd else &< fitness, sexuality. Assist in health fairs, wellness newsletter, health resource library. Help plan new 7:00 p.m. • Physics Bldg. • Room 36 health promotion programs, for academic credit Get involved in new Student Health Advisory Council 5 To be conducted by members of the G.E. Interviewing Team.

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• *^V^*^.«^X^X^~^<^«^T*^><^<^>*^<^>^<^>^*^-.<^><^*^>t^X.. The Daily Campus \* 0* e>v Football emotions run high Yale gamecancellation equals mounting tension \Wednesday digest Tennis results Connecticut 8, Coast Guard Academy 1. SINGLES—Eric Uthgenannt(UC) del Greg Sunguard6-4,6- 2; Mark Sinatro (UQ det Ken Marian 7-5, 6-2; Steve Ehren- preis (UC) det Chris Nagle 6-4,6-0; Mike Hardesty (UQ det Chris Bilelo6-0,6-4; Todd Farin (UC) det Carl Chavez6-0,6-1; Andy Panzo (UQ det Todd Chase 6-1,6-1.

DOUBLES— Uthgenannt and Hardesty (UQ det Sunguard and Chavez 7-5,6-1; Marian and Nagle (CG) det Sinatro and Panzo 3-6,6-4,7-6; Ehrenpreis and Farin (UQ det Bilelo and Chase 3-6,6-3,6-2.

TEAM RECORDS-(UQ 3-1; (CG) 3-2. Golf results

Final Result*—New England Fall Intercollegiate Championships

TOP TEN TEAM SCORES—Hartord578; Bryant60t Souther Connecticut 607; Central Connecticut 608; Amherst 609; Yale 614; Providence College 616; Maine 617; Salem State 621; Massachusetts 626; also CONNECTICUT 654. TOPTEN INDIVIDUAL SCORES—Dave Gunas(Hart) 71-71- 142; David French(Bry) 76-67-143; Frank Vana(Assumption) llttt 75-70-145; John Parsons (Hart) 76-69-143; Pat Racvious (Northeastern 74-72-146; Pat Rahilly (Westfield) 72-75-147; Tom Martin (Amh) 72-75-147; Tom Dyer (Salem St) 75-72- ul t 147;TerryKeUey(Hart) 74-76-148; Tom Rosati (Westfield) 74- 75-149. NET PROFIT—Freshman Patty Plorkowskl gets In some time at the net during a recent UCONN SCORES-Mark Dante 85-74-159; John Nitz 81-81 - practice session. Plorkowskf s match on Tuesday was called for darkness, but the Hus- 162; Tim Sheary 88-79-167; Charlie McAuley 94-76-170; Rich kies netted a 5-3 win over Smith College (Maria DeAngells photo). Toner 90-85-175. COURSE—New Seabury Golf Club, Blue and Green Courses. PAR—Blue Course 72; Green Course 71. By Jim Acton YARDAGE—Blue Course 6,909; Green Course 6,250. Daily Campus Staff

Emotion It is one of the most important son has managed to keep his team in a positive elements of sports. A team that can take emo- frame of mind and has even been able to find The pennant races tion and use it to its advantage always has an some humor in the situation edge over an uninspired team "Fortunately, we came out of Saturday injury Mets-Cardinals Emotions have been running high for the foot- free," Jackson joked When you play football at ball team during the past two weeks. And this level, you learn to keep your chin up" W L Pet GB although that may sound positive, most of the "Sometimes, we've left a lot of emotion in the Cardinals 98 59 .624 emotion has not been on the playing field Yale Bowl—win or lose," Jackson said "This is METS 96 61 .611 The cancellation of the Yale game last not the case this year. Hopefully we can take weekend because of Hurricane Gloria has left some of that emotion and channel it into this many players feeling that they will not be able to game" METS defeat Cardinals 1-0 in 11 Tuesday unleash until this Saturday's game with New Throughout the years, the Yale game has METS play at Cardinals today. Hampshire (1 p.m, Memorial Stadium). Instead become the event of the fall for UConn students of letting loose on the Bulldogs at the Yale Bowl, The partying in the parking lots, the meeting of for Connecticut bragging rights, the Huskies will friends in another location, and the all-around Yankees-Brewers be battling the Wildcats in UConn's first Yankee good time of the Yale game weekend has Converence game of the 1985 season become an annual affair. W L Pet GB "A lot of the players were upset that they can- But with the cancellation, the football team no Blue Jays 98 58 .624 celled the Yale game"said tri-captain Craig longer has something to brag about after the YANKEES 94 62 .603 4 Primiani," but that's in the past All our attention season Even if the Huskies had a sub- par year, a is now directed towrds New Hampshire I hope win over Yale could at least salvage part of all the fans come out and make this game as the seasoa YANKEES defeat Brewers 6-1 Tuesday. important as the Yale game" This year, though UConn will have to rely on Blue Jays lose to Tigers 6-1 Tuesday From the Huskies' standpoint, this Saturday's its Yankee Conference performance to prove game is far more important than any Yale game, itself. The Huskies will not settle for a share of or for that matter, any non-league game New the title or a second place finish They want to Hampshire is 1-0 in the conference (a 27-13 win win the title outright and gain a post-season Sports today over Boston University two weeks ago) and if playoff berth. the Huskies hope to challenge for the Yankee But what is missing from this whole football Conference title they must beat the Wildcats picture? The team has the desire the players UConn coach Tom Jackson is hoping that this want to win and appear ready. So, what is the YANKEES host Brewers today. fact alone will be enough to keep his teams' missing entity? Blue Jays play at Tigers today. emotions high. Through the whole ordeal of last The fans Sure students always turn up for the weekend (postponement of the game to Sunday Yale game, but how many actually go into the and finally the cancellation of the game), Jack- See page 15