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Vol. XCII No. 116 The University of Connecticut Friday, April 21,1989 director resigns By Angi Carter Daily Campus Staff After serving for three months as director of the Afro- American Cultural Center, Ronald D. W. Powell has re- signed for "personal reasons." Powell said he could not be as effective as he would like to be without resolving his personal problems. "It is my fervent hope that my absence won't cause a re- versal," he said. "The center is headed in the right direction," said Powell. "And as I have always said, it is because of the students. There are a number of students who can keep it on track." Above: An honor guard carries the casket containing According to Milton Wrob- one of the 47 sailors killed on the USS Iowa. Below: Battleship tragedy leski, fiscal manager of Student The American flag flies at half mast on the stern of a Activities and Union Programs ship at Virginia's Norfolk Naval Base (UPI photo). and chair-person of the search hits Conn, family committee for the position of HARTFORD (AP) — At least one sailor from Connecticut director, a new search for was among the 47 sailors killed in the explosion aboard the USS candidates will begin soon. The Iowa, while seven others with Connecticut ties who were aboard starting date of the search has the ill-fated battleship were safe, members of Connecticut's not yet been determined, how- congressional delegation said Thursday. ever. Otis Moses, 23, of Bridgeport died in the fiery explosion that Assistant Director of the ripped through a huge gun turret as the battleship was on A.A.C.C., Sylvester Kent maneuvers in Atlantic Ocean north of Puerto Rico on Wednesday, Butler said the students made a said his father, the Rev. James Moses, pastor of the Unity Mission strong effort to bring a director Pentecostal Church in Bridgeport. here. "I hope they don't feel "I'm not bitter at all," the elder Moses said. "We're not a their work was in vain. I hope family to be biuer about things. We're a family that believes that they exert the same effort again if God has taken Otis, then God has some better things for him. " when the search proceedings Moses said the family was praying for their lost son, one of begin," he added. six children, and for all the families who also lost loved ones Butler's term as assistant di- aboard the battleship. Moses said he was proud of his son's rector ends in May, at which military service and recognized the danger of duty aboard the time both positions will be battleship. vacant."Currcntly the paper- Otis Moses was hoping to attend college on the GI bill after work is in for the search for an leaving the Navy, then buy a home and build his life as a civilian, assistant director," said Wrob- his father said. Otis Moses would have been 24 in June. leski. "Right now I don't know The other seven Connecticut sailors aboard were identified by who will fill in during the in- the offices of U.S. Reps. John G. Rowland. R-Conn, and Barbara terim." B. Kcnnclly, D-Conn, as: Wrobleski said the last —Lt. Timothy Blackic, 40, a native of Florida whose parents search committee had a bal- live in Vcrnon. anced mixture of student and —Chief Petty Officer Paul Crossley, 24, of West Hartford. faculty members. As in previ- —Allan Orton of Newtown, age and rank unavailable. ous searches, the Black Student —Petty Officer Edward Peck, 23, of West Hartford. Association has been asked to —William G. Rice of Bristol, age and rank unavailable. provide a student representative —Raymond Ruberio of New Britain, age and rank unavailable. See page 3 —Richard S. Whittakcr of Branford, age and rank unavailable.

Today in Former student arrested on cocaine charges The Daily Campus By Charles Pickett seizure of cocaine at UConn." SPORTS The Daily Campus At 12:53 a.m. on April The Dallas Cowboys have The UConn Police Depart- 17th, Mieczkowski was ended weeks of NFL draft ment made what may be the stopped by UConn police for speculation by signing largest seizure of cocaine ever passing through a stop sign at quarterback Troy Aikman at UConn Monday, resulting in the intersection of North to a rookie-record six-year, the arrest of a former student Eaglevillc and Hunting Lodge SI 1.2 million contract. Road. and the confiscation of 29 See back page packets of cocaine, with an es- Sgt. Armstrong said arresting officer Colonesc ob- Dan Donigan UConn's timated street value of $3,000. throe lime All-America Arrested yesterday was for- served Mieczkowski was be- mer UConn student James having erratically. He adminis- forward has signed a pro- Mieczkowski, 20, of 308 Dug tered a field sobriety test and fessional record contract Road, South Glastonbury on determined that Mieczkowski with ihe Boston Bolts the felony charge of illegal was possibly under the influ- of ihe American Soccer possession of cocaine with in- ence of drugs or alcohol. He League. tent to sell. Mieczkowski was was arrested for driving while See page 17 a fourth semester liberal arts intoxicated. NEWS student, before he left UConn During booking procedures, in December. a search of Mieczkowski's per- College tuitions arc in- Police confiscated 28 packets of what they believe UConn Del. Sgt. Armstrong son turned up approximately a creasing across the slate. to be cocaine from the car of James Mieczkowski, a said, "To the best of my half ounce of what police bc- See page 3 former UConn student (Charles Pickett photo). knowledge, it is the largest See page 6 AROUND THE WORLD Artillery pounds refugees BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) — Thai sources said Thursday that Vietnamese-backed forces have been pounding Khmer Rouge refugee camps near the Cambodian border with heavy artillery fire, but the secretive guerrilla organization has refused to allow evacuation of its wounded. The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the shelling had caused many casualties, and the refugees had been driven deeper into Thailand. As many as 4,(KK) shells fired from inside Cambodia crashed into a wide area along Thailand's eastern Trat province on Monday and Tuesday, and more landed the following day, the military and other sources said on condition of anonymity. The area was reported quiet on Thursday. "They just covered the whole area with shells," one source said. They said the areas struck included the U.N.-aidcd camp of Ta Luan, which housed about 6,000 refugees, and Kaichc, a nearby camp where the Khmer Rouge have not allowed Western access but where 10,000 or more civilians were believed held. Thousands of the refugees sought shelter deeper inside Thailand, including about 2,000 who fled from Kaichc to Ta Luan, sources said. Ta Luan is a few miles inside Thailand. The sources quoted the fleeing Cambodians as saying they witnessed others killed or wounded, but no overall count was possible. In Ta Luan, at least several wounded people, some seriously hurt, were inside houses and underground shelters. Some evidently were moved there from a camp hospital because there were no shelters near the hospital, souaes said. Thai military sources said more than 100 houses in Braunau, Austria: Austrian police drag off a man screaming anti-Jewish and pro-Hitler phrases Ta Luan were destroyed. Other sources said the after he tried to approch the house where the German dictator was born 100 years ago today artillery and rocket rounds carved craters there and (Reuter photo). outside die camp. Students protest 1,500 students march for democracy in China BEIJING (AP) — About 1,500 The protests were prompted by from several universities marched across the country students braved a daylong downpour the death Saturday of Hu Yaobang, for hours under heavy rain to Students chained themselves inside a college and marched for democracy in the an outspoken reformer who was Tiananmen Square, the symbolic administration building in Ohio and marched by the capital Thursday, and authorities ousted as Communist Party chief in center of Chinese political life. hundreds across other U.S. campuses Thursday as part threatened "harsh measures" to 1987. Hu was accused of "The blood of our classmates will of a nationwide call for improvements for black crush four days of dissent. encouraging liberal ideas and failing not be shed in vain," said one students. About 1,000 students marched in to crack down on the 1986-87 student leader. "Since the time of The protests, loosely organized as National Black the central Chinese city of Nanjing, student demonstrators. the first emperor 2,000 years ago Student Action Day, were intended to publicize and students in Tianjin, a port city The Beijing city government China has been living under a demands for black studies requirements, more black cast of Beijing, plastered posters on issued regulations that restricted dictatorship. It is time for this to faculty members and other remedies to what students walls. Other marches were also commemoration activities for Hu to end." say are persistent patterns of discrimination. reported in Shanghai, Wuhan and inside universities, businesses and In Ohio, about 150 College of Woostcr students — Hcfci, but details were sketchy. factories. Soviets may have most of them white — occupied the campus Nationally televised news led The regulations also said "rioters administration building, Galpin Hall, before 7 a.m. with a stern warning that the and other lawbreakers would be used nerve gas and chained themselves inside, refusing to admit protests, the biggest since the pro- dealt with severely, according to the MOSCOW (AP) — Highly administrators. democracy demonstrations of 1986- law." concentrated tear gas could have "This is a culmination of dissatisfaction with 87, would no longer be tolerated. Early Thursday, thousands of caused the symptoms that prompted progress on our concerns by both blacks and whites," "These activities have gone security forces rushed into crowds some officials to charge that said Mark Goodman, a junior from Ann Arbor, beyond the limits of the law and the of students as they protested near soldiers used nerve gas in a violent Mich., and a spokesman for the group. "It's definitely taking of harsh measures to end the the headquarters of the ruling clash with protesters in Soviet a non-violent demonstration." disturbances has become necessary," Communist Party. Georgia, a Foreign Ministry Goodman said the students were unhappy with the the announcer said, quoting from an Student organizers said security spokesman said Thursday. progress of talks with college President Henry editorial by the official Xinhua forces beat more than 200 students, "It would be unwarranted if we Copeland. The group is demanding more black News Agency. injuring about 40. Between 40 and were to talk about nerve gas," faculty, an administrative push for a black studic: "These protesters do not really 50 were arrested, they said. spokesman Yuri Gremitskykh said requirement and a commitment to hire a black care about the future or happiness There was no official report on at a news briefing, despite reports psychologist and counselor, among other changes. of China, all they want to do is the arrests or injuries, but in the government newspaper overthrow the Communist Party Associated Press reporters witnessed Izvestia that protesters had been Weather and the government," the editorial several beatings and detainments. injured by an aerosol with an effect Today, cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers said. Thursday afternoon, students like atropine, a nerve poison. and maybe a little wet snow. Highs 45 to 50 At least 20 demonstrators died Northwest winds picking up to 10 to 15 mph late iri $217 million and 100 years April 9 when soldiers were ordered the day. Tonight mosUy cloudy, blustery and chilly. to clear a crowd of pro-independence Lows near 30. Tomorrow, a mix of clouds and sun. A to dispose of reactors demonstrators. Witnesses say die chance of flurries, breezy and quite cool. Highs around RICHLAND, Wash. (AP) — production reactors proposed for troops attacked with shovels, clubs 40. and gas, and chased down fleeing Disposal of eight old, closed permanent disposal, said Roger Notable Quotable reactors that produced plutonium Frecbcrg, chief of Hanford demonstrators to beat them to "Give me your tired, your poor, fuel for the nation's nuclear restoration for the DOE. death. Georgian activists claim weapons could cost S217 million Although the reactors' nuclear several deaths were caused by die Your huddled masses yearning to breathe gas. free. and take more than 100 years, fuel has long been removed, they The wretched refuse of your teeming shore, according to a draft plan released are still contaminated with 98,100 Second condor Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed, to yesterday. curies of tritium, 37,400 curies of me: The pioneering reactors, some of carbon-14, 74,400 curies of cobalt- chick is healthy which date back to the Manhattan 60 and other radioactive materials SAN DIEGO (AP) — The second I lift my lamp beside the golden door. Project during World War II, are on mat could threaten workers and die Emma Lazarus- California cond6r chick conceived the Hanford federal nuclear environment, die plan said. A curie and hatched in captivity gobbled The New Colossus: Inscription for the reservation in south-central is a measure of radioactivity. Statue of Liberty. New York Harbor down its first meal of minced mice Washington and have been idled for That is why they must be and egg yolk Thursday and was IS PS 120580000 years. decommissioned or placed in a pronounced alert and healthy. Second Class Postage paid at Siom. Conn. 06268. Published at "No future long-term use of any condition that ensures public safety The chick, hatched Wednesday at the Daihy Campus. Box L -189. Monday through Friday 9/12-12/9, of the eight surplus production 1/26-5/5. and protects the environment, DOE the San Diego Wild Animal Park, Telephone: 429-9384 reactors has been identified by the said. is only the the 29th known member Postmaster Send Form 3579 to The Daily Campus. 11 Dog Lane. DOE," said the draft environmental Five disposal alternatives — of the critically endangered species. Siom, Conn. 06268. The Daily Campus is an associate member impact statement by the from burying the reactors to leaving All California condors known to of the Associated Press which is exclusively entitled to reprint Department of Energy. them intact — were discussed in die material published » ithin exist are in captivity at die state's They are the nation's first defense report two condor breeding stations. The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 page 3 Newsi College tuitions increase across the state years, the rate of tuition in- HARTFORD (AP) — Thomas Anderes, assistant Monte Shcpler, president of Shcpler said tuitions at pri- crease has exceeded inflation as College students in commissioner for financial the Connecticut Conference of vate colleges were also affairs with the Connecticut Independent Colleges, said that measured by the Consumer Connecticut face tuition in- increasing because of inflation Price Index, The Chronicle re- creases as high as IS percent Department of Higher increases at private institu- and low faculty salaries. Education, said the fact that tions, many of which have ported. In 1988, inflation rose next year, reflecting a national "We're making up for the 4.4 percent, compared to an trend that educators blame on UConn is approaching a 15 "need-blind" admissions poli- losses that occurred in faculty percent increase — the highest cies, are due, in part, to de- average 7 percent tuition in- shrinking state and federal aid salaries, so that they can keep crease, the Washington-based and on inflation. allowed under stale guidelines creasing federal aid to students. competitive," he said. — reflects the state's tenuous publication said. The largest percentage in- Under the need blind policy, The Chronicle of Higher finances, he said. students arc admitted to college crease will be at the University Education reported in its March The federal government pro- "They [the slate schools] without regard to their ability of Connecticut, where tuition 1 issue that many colleges na- jected this week that consumer will rise 14.7 percent for in- want to try to provide the same to pay. level of programming that tionwide were announcing tu- prices would edge up to about state students and 15 percent "With the real dollar decline ition increases in the 7 percent 6.1 percent in 1989. Shcpler for out-ol-state students. they've been offering," Anderes of student financial aid at the said this week. "In the face of to 10 percent range, but that a Students at private colleges and federal level, our institutions few were raising tuition by 15 said the Higher Education Price universities face tuition in- reduced state support, the only have increased student financial way they can get that money is percent or more. Index is usually about 2 points creases in the range of 8 to 9 aid from their own resources," In each of the eight last ahead of that. percent- through tuition." he said.

• • • A.A.C.C. director resigns after 3 months From page 1 His final advice to those who to serve on the committee. ulty, and staff. They were then BSA and former search com- hope students remain active in are active in the center was "It will be difficult to get the interviewed by the committee mittee member. the cultural center and the this: "Don't let the center be- same level of student involve- and the pool from which Pow- BSA." come the personal playpen of a handful of people, such that it ment in this search because the ell was hired was narrowed to Yves Cordon, one of the fa- students arc leaving. We will three candidates. His term be- cility monitors at the AACC becomes non-representative of make every attempt to get the gan on January 27 and ended the greater number of students on the campus." same involvement," he said. yesterday. and a UConn student said, "I BuUcr said, "I know I speak Faculty representatives Wrobleski said he is not sure hope the university will do its served on die committee from whether the next committee best to insure that we get a on behalf of the cultural center the Admissions, Operations, will be selecting from a new new director as soon as possi- when I say that we wish him and Dean of Students offices. pool of candidates, or reopen- ble." well in his future endeavors." This committee conducted ing the pool from the last die third search for a director on search. The UConn Depart- f-*A Order Early! a budget squeeze. Two unsuc- ment of Affirmative Action cessful attempts were previ- Programs will be advising the Campus ously conducted over an 18 committee on that decision. month period. The committee "I believe we would be used a national advertising better off advertising again," Florist campaign, beginning Novem- said Wrobleski. "The search Woods said the BSA is still looking for a student represen- Next Week Is ber 1988, to gather candidates. procedure was well received." tative to serve on the new The responses were narrowed "I hope we find a new direc- committee. "I may volunteer Secretary's Week down to five choices. tor before the beginning of • we deliver!!! next semester," said Eddie myself, depending on my These five candidates came to • Phone orders accepted campus and met students, fac- Woods, acting president of the summer plans," he said. "I Downtown Storrs (next to Store 24) 487-1193 People Helping People ... Make Healthy Choices!!!

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MORE!!! •'«-•(•. *«*•> ,iJ lr,,.« .v M-.» ■■■ page 4 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 News Youth gang goes on crime spree NY investment banker brutally (raped, beaten NEW YORK (AP) — A ages of 13 and 15, he said. bra, was found badly bleeding dozen assailants. cab. A short time later they Wall Street investment banker Those in custody were with a fractured skull and suf- A bloody rock which police used a pipe to assault and rob a on her regular jog through charged Thursday afternoon in fering from hypothermia at believe was used in the attack 40-year-old man carrying his Central Park was raped and connection with an earlier at- about 1:30 a.m., said was found near the battered groceries home through the beaten unconscious by a ma- tack on a man walking home Colangelo. Her body woman, he said. The victim's park at 96th Street, he said. rauding teen-age gang that at- through the park, said police temperature was 80 degrees identity was withheld pending Police believe the jogger was tacked two other people in a spokesman Detective Joseph when she was discovered about notification of her family. attacked next, with several late-night crime spree, police McConville. No arrests have 200 feet north of the 102nd According to Deputy Com- members of the gang then as- said Thursday. been made in the rape, he said. Street transverse, police said. missioner Alice McGillion, as saulting another woman in the The 30-year-old victim, who "The youths were in the Two pedestrians found the many as 20 youths were in the park a short time later, Colan- spent several hours bleeding park, and this was a crime of .woman, who was bound and group which came to the park gelo said. The five suspects and unconscious after the at- opportunity," said Colangelo at gagged with a sweatshirt, in from upper Manhattan specifi- were arrested in connection tack, was in critical condition a news conference in the the bushes near The Loch, a cally looking to start trouble. with the attack on the man, at Metropolitan Hospital fol- Central Park Precinct. "They small body of water in the Colangelo said the gang ar- said McGillion. lowing the brutal Wednesday saw the woman, and it was park. Colangelo said evidence rived in the park around 10 Police released no additional night assault, said Chief of spontaneous." indicated the woman fought p.m., beginning its spree by information on the other vic- Detectives Robert Colangelo. The victim, wearing only a desperately against at least a tossing rocks at a passing taxi tims. Five suspects in the attack were in police custody, includ- Mass. judge acquitted of drunken driving ing two who had been arrested and released before the uncon- NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — ing to remain on the right side outside his Newton home Jan. Ruling at a non-jury trial, scious woman was discovered, Superior Court Judge Joseph of the road. 18. He refused to take a Newton District Court Judge Colangelo said. Police were S. Mitchell Jr. was acquitted Mitchell, 63, and the oldest sobriety test and later said William Hogan said police had searching for up to seven addi- Thursday of drunken driving, sitting judge in the Superior breath analysis tests can be probable cause to arrest tional suspects, all between the but he was fined $100 for fail- Court system, was arrested rigged by police. Mitchell at the time. But Hogan said he did not feel the state had met the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Mitchell's ability to drive had been impaired by too much alcohol. Mitchell was arrested about 30 minutes after leaving a din- ner meeting at the Brookline home of Boston University President John R. Silber. Mitchell testified Thursday that he had one glass of scotch North Campus and part of a glass of wine dur- North Eagleville Rd. South Campus ing the party. open every nite until 2 open until 2 Fri - Sat until 3 Silber also testified Thursday that Mitchell did not appear to be intoxicated when he left the dinner. COME AND HELP o a / c p

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Student Union South The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, it»y paye a News Yale professor to serve as adviser to Bush M^ ...... L_ mi-*,take nnon thfthe full limp,lime nnvitionposition Rochester faculty until 1955. NEW HAVEN (AP) — An Bromley said the prospect of advisers is to sharpen the From 1955 to 1960, he was options and then try to that pays $89,500 a year. He eminent Yale physicist who being able to advise the will take a leave from Yale, the senior research officer at the president directly is what implement what the president received the nation's top where he has worked since Chuck River Laboratories of interested him in the position. decides," Bromley said. science medal last year was 1960. The move may force Atomic Energy Canada Ltd. He will serve as assistant to Bromley is the recipient of named President Bush's chief Bromley to give up his habit At Yale, he is both a teacher science adviser on Thursday in the president for science and numerous honorary degrees of skating at Yale's ice rink. and a researcher. He is the Washington. technology, and also will be from several universities. He Henry Ford II professor of also has held many He keeps a pair of hockey D. Allan Bromley, who director of the Office of Science physics and a former chairman received the National Medal of and Technology Policy, which governmental advisory skates in his office and regularly skates during lunch. for seven years of the physics Science from President Reagan requires Senate confirmation. positions, including serving as a member of the White House department. He founded the last year, will take a leave of Bush announced in October Bromley received his university's Arthur M. Wright absence from the Ivy League that he planned to make the Science Council under Reagan. bachelor's in engineering In addition, he's been past Nuclear Structure Laboratory in university to advise Bush on post of assistant for science and physics from Queens 1963 and has been its director defense, the environment and technology a notch below chairman and president for both University in Kingston, the American Association for ever since. other science-related issues. cabinet level. As such, Ontario. He then came to the the Advancement of Science "We have graduated more In an interview Thursday Bromley will attend Cabinet United States in 1949 to enter and the International Union of doctorates in experimental prior to the announcement, and National Security Council graduate school at the nuclear physics than any other Bromley said he wasn't Pure and Applied Physics. University of Rochester. He meetings, as well as coordinate "I've had a rather large institution in the world," he intimidated by the prospect of federal research policy. completed his doctorate there in amount of exposure to helping said. having to work side by side Bromley said he is well 1952 and remained on the in the policy arena," he said. with high-powered politicians aware that he might on That work, he said, has been in the nation's capital. occasion have to put aside his "Anyone who survives 30 frustrating and rewarding. own scientific opinions to "You would like things to years on an Ivy League faculty carry out the president's 1MPSA3I is reasonably conditioned to happen more rapidly than they policies. do," he said. "But when you politics in its purist sense," "There will undoubtedly be finally do something that you TUB1EWT said Bromley, 62. cases in any organizational think is important to the "I rather suspect that in this structure of this kind where country, there's a lot of position you will call on every you must recognize that it is A IOCIATI© satisfaction involved." possible skill you've ever pos- the president who was elected Would like to present a dance on: sessed, some of which you to make decisions and the Bromley and his wife will hope to pick up as the need functions of the assistants and move to Washington, D.C., to arises. I suspect it's a very Fiiday, Apxil 21st demanding position," he said at the Student Union Balhoom Bromley declined to say ^•^ WiuciOrder cany:Early! which science issues he fxom 9:30 pm to 12:45 am. considers most important, but Campus he has supported the president's call to continue research for the Fxee admittance to all Strategic Defense Initiative, or Florist "Star Wars." He also Next Week Is and previously has expressed f lefieshments will be seived, concern for science education, Secretary s Week saying something must be • we deliver!!! done to attract bright young U.S.G. Funded mirtds to science. • Phone orders accepted Downtown Storrs (next to Store 24) 487-- 193 £

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C2H page 6 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 News Tn North trial: # Jury deliberations to begin today ... Cocaine given time in a given way," he From page 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — first trial stemming from the others was no justification and said. "It must be specific, not lieved to be cocaine said The jury in Oliver North's mid-1980s affair in which "you are not to judge defen- simply a general admonition or Armstrong. Iran-Contra trial was dispatched profits from arms sales to Iran dant's guilt or innocence based vague expression of preference. The UConn Police Depart- Thursday to decide the guilt or were diverted to aid the solely on the actions of oth- It must be sufficiently precise." ment obtained a search and ers." innocence of the former White Nicaraguan rebels. The most attentive person in seizure warrant for House aide with the judge's The judge was specific in his The judge's charge was de- the courtroom as Gesell read Mieczkowski's car, and found instruction about North's con- admonition that no one, layed for a half day by a prob- his long instructions appeared 28 more packets of what police tention that he acted under or- including the president, had lem involving jurors who may to be North, whose eyes sel- believed to be cocaine. ders from top White House of- "the legal authority to order have given misleading answers dom left the judge. UConn police obtained an ficials and, he assumed, with anyone to violate the law." in pre-trial questioning. When Occasionally, the 47 year-old arrest warrant for Micczkowski North has said he had Reagan's approval. he convened court in the after- on April 19th. Glastonbury "Neither the president nor defendant would make a note authority from superiors in- noon, Gesell said he had denied on a legal pad, writing with his police picked up Mieczkowski cluding, he believed. President any of the defendant's superiors a North motion for a mistrial, left hand. at the request of the UConn had the legal authority to order Reagan, for many of his ac- filed on grounds that "the jury North's wife and mother had police department at approxi- tions in behalf of the anyone to violate the law," had been infected by publicity been in the courtroom for mately 7:45 p.m. last night, Gesell said. Nicaraguan rebels at a time about some of its members." much of the morning's long said Armstrong. when official U.S. aid was "You have heard testimony The five alternates were dis- indicating that other govern- wait, but they did not return in Mieczkowski is being held banned. missed after Gesell gave the the afternoon until the instruc- ment officials may in some re- on a $50,000 surety bond, and Because of the lateness of the instructions. tions had been read. spects have concealed facts is scheduled to be arraigned in hour, jurors were sent to the Gesell said North's defense Six of the charges involve nearby hotel where they will be known to them, and some that he was authorized to cover Rockville Superior court today. ranking above or below the de- withholding information from Armstrong said the packets sequestered, with orders to be- up his secret Contra role may Congress when it sought to gin deliberations on Friday. fendant may have engaged in be considered, but under closely will be transported to the State conduct similar to that charged find out about North's and the Police Complex in Meriden to U.S. District Judge Gerhard defined circumstances. National Security Council's A. Gesell told them "your job against the defendant on trial." "Authorization requires clear, be checked for weight and role in supplying aid to the purity. | is to decide the facts" in the But, he said, the conduct of direct instruction to act at a Contras. 44 HOW I MADE $18,000 FOR COLLEGE BY WORKING WEEKENDS n As soon as I finished Advanced Training, the Guard gave me a cash bonus of $2,000. I'm also getting another $5,000 for tuition and books, thanks to the New GI Bill. Not to mention my monthly Army Guard paychecks. They'll add up to more than $11,000 over the six years I'm in the Guard. And if I take out a college loan, the Guard will help me pay it back—up to $1,500 a year, plus interest. It all adds up to $18,000—or more —for college for just a little of my time. And that's a heck of a better deal than any car wash will give you. THE GUARD CAN HELP PUT YOU THROUGH COLLEGE, TOO. When my friends and I graduated SEE YOUR LOCAL RECRUITER from high school, we all took part-time FOR DETAILS, CALL TOLL-FREE jobs to pay for college. 800-638-7600 * OR MAIL THIS They ended up in car washes and COUPON. •In Hawaii: 7.17 5255. Puerto Rico: 721 4550; Guam: 477 9957; Virgin Ishnds hamburger joints, putting in long hours (Si. Croixl 773 6438; New Jersey: 800 452 5794. In Alaska, consult your local phiiiii- directory, for little pay. c MIK5 United Slates Government as represented by the Secretary of Defense Not me. My job takes just one All rights reserved. weekend a month and two weeks a year. MAIL TO: Army National (> uard P.O. Box 6000. Clifton. NJ 07015 Yet, I'm earning $18,000 for college. riM nF Because I joined my local Army NAMK National Guard. ADDRESS They're the people who help our CITY/STATE/ZIP IMMTIZRN nyPS UNII state during emergencies like hurri- | AREA CODE PHONE I canes and floods. They're also an SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER BIRTH DATE important part of our country's military I | OCCUPATION GZI7 defense. STUDENT D HIGH SCHOOL D COLLEGE So, since I'm helping them do such PHIOK MILITARY SERVICE D YES U NO an important job, they're helping me BRANCH RANK AEM'MOS National Guard I ss , ■ miM-N^n ...... ucukn make it through school. Mix •/• ■'-..'. in ■■ ...... vi) A1CUC10049NP Army National Guard '*' A mericanstitvi'ir/iiic AA tf Theirrhoiv Best.Reef The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 page 7 Features Study shows headaches afflict women more often CHICAGO (AP) — The headaches are migraines, dis- ability was reported by women garnered data on both long-term and Public Health. common headache and its tinguished from the common aged 24 to 29 — the same problems and headaches in the "But they can do that for vicious cousin, the migraine, or "tension" headache by more group in which the least previous four weeks. recent headaches. We crossed are a greater public health severe pain, nausea or vomit- disability was described by Past studies collected data that with questions about menace than many believe and ing, longer duration and a more males. almost exclusively from duration of the headaches, diet, afflict women more often and acute reaction to sensory stim- "The trends regarding headache clinics and outpatient stress and other factors and more seriously than men, a uli such as light or noise. occurrence and differences practices, which researchers came up with a snapshot of new study concludes. Women missed, on average, between men and women are said underrepresented poor what's going on today." "Headaches are not fatal and 1.8 days of work or school not new," said Stewart, "and people, those whose headaches Among other conclusions: in virtually all instances, aren't each year because of disabling right now, we can't tell you are solved by non-prescription — 76 percent of females and chronic, so they don't grab headaches, compared with 1.2 why." drugs such as aspirin and those 57 percent of males reported a attention like other, more days for men. The study involved telephone who don't take off work but headache in the previous four dramatic illnesses," said Walter Women also reported their interviews with 10,169 resi- may still be affected. weeks; 14 percent of females Stewart, one of five authors of headaches were of longer dents of Washington County, "Ask people about typical and 6 percent of males reported the study published Friday in duration, more painful and Md., ages 12 to 29. headaches over the past year four or more in that period; for the Journal of the American worsened with age. Duration It was significant both and few can describe very migraines, 7 percent of females Medical Association. and intensity remained largely because it focused on a large- precisely what happened," said and 3 percent of males reported "But they are certainly more constant with men as they scale population at highest risk Stewart, an associate professor an episode in the four-week common, more debilitating and aged. for the onset of serious of epidemiology at Johns period deserving of attention as a The most pronounced dis- headaches and because it Hopkins School of Hygiene See page 8 public health issue than is generally thought," Stewart said. Headaches are the seventh- most-common complaint in- VIDEO VISIONS OF STORRS volving outpatient care, and the Holiday Mall - Rt 195 Storrs National Headache Foundation, an information clearinghouse, Largest Movie Selection SNACKS ■ to go with your estimates that direct and in the area. indirect costs to society — for movies - Candy & Soda. medical care and lost workdays Over 5400 Titles We've Moved to the Front — are $6 billion to $10 billion in one store! annually. of our mail - NEW bigger Stewart said researchers in FOREIGN MOVIES! store to comfortably look this new study did not try to Cult Classics you won't come up with a dollar figure, for your movies! but found that most people find anywhere else. suffered 10 to 12 headaches each year. HOI IR S> Monday - Fridav 10am to 8pm About 10 percent of all iiuuno, Saturdays 10am to9pm Sundays 12pm to 6pm 429-1434

■rant i Mum 8:00 pm. Student Union Ballroom Who will be the first ever Mr. and Miss Hispanic UCONN? Find out by attending the coronation, at the Latin Ball. Then dance to your favorite salsa and merenque music Presents with "La Invacion Secreta." 4*ti* Sail $3.00 students $5.00 General Public Saturday, April 22

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WHEN: APRIL 25,11:30 am-2 pm WHERE; HAWLEY ARMORY GYM UNTTEDWAY HOW: 1. Solicit pledges from friends, family, co-woricers... 2 Bring completed pledge form and money with you oo 25th. (Qiecks payable to United Way.) 3. Stretch, dance and move to upbeat music, led by certified aerobic instructors. 4. Arrive at any time between 11:30 and 2 and participate for any length of time. (fSLD Why not plan to stop by and exercise during your lunch hour? 5. Those without contributions welcome to participate. PRIZES: NASSIFFS GIFT CERTIFICATE TO 3 HIGHEST FUND RAISERS ($75, $50, AND $25) COLLECT $5.00 receive a Health Fair HEADBAND $15.00 receive a WATERBOTTLE $ 25.00 receive a Health Fair TOTE BAG *' STAY PHYSICALLY FIT WHILE CONTRIBUTING TO UNITED WAY AND FEELGOOD ABOUT YOURSELF. JOIN UCONN PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE AND MAINTAIN FITNESS FOR LIFE!!!

Event sponsored by Student Health Advisory Council (SHAC), Fitness for Life and Recreation and Intramurals. FITNESS TRACYADESOV1CH For more information please call either HEALTH FAIR COORDINATOR DnMN.CMuieac.rkI). STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES D«cai.U-M DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES 4S6-5975 (S>MM DnM) 486-4700 ext. 264 4W-2*J(Dt.C«aao«) The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 page 8 Features Greek Jam '89 offers spirit of friendly competition By Maureen Moran fraternities and sororities to- Greek Week Planning Council. hangar at 9:00 tonight, and a Panhellenic Council Daily Campus Staff gether. "The real goal is to keep the UConn ID is required. The (sororities) or the Pan-Hellenic If you sec beds (lying down "It's a chance every spring competitive element out," he service project this year is Council (black fraternities and Gilbert Road loday, don't for all the Greeks to get said. Events include round participation in UConn Do It sororities). All groups must panic. It's all part of Greek together in the spirit of friendly robin volleyball games all Day, to help clean up UConn. have 60 percent of their chapter Jam '89, UConn's Greek competition, to have a good week at the Sigma Chi and There will also be a speaker show up to events to receive Week. lime and interact...that's the Sigma Alpha Epsilon houses on Sunday night at 8:00 in the participation points toward The bed race is just one of bottom line," said Paul with participation points but ROTC Hangar. The public is awards. the events planned for the Picciani, the Intcrfratcrnity no scores kept, today's bed invited to attend. William Picciani said that the Greek week, which is meant to bring Council co-chairman of the race, tomorrow's Water Kcim of Oregon State Univcr- Week Planning Council would Olympics, Sunday's Land sity will speak on like to sec more participation Olympics and Monday's Greek "Dcmythologizing the Animal by the black Greeks and by SPftXNC ATTAXH Sing and awards night. No al- House Syndrome: The Real Alpha Gamma Rho, an cohol is allowed at any Greek Meaning of Greek Life." agricultural fraternity. These Jam event. All students arc invited to organizations have had DANCE PARTY In addition, every Greek watch all the Greek Week problems before with schedul- Week has a service project and events except for the Water ing conflicts, such as with FRI., APRIL 21st charity fundraiser. This year, Olympics, due to limited Alpha Gamma Rho's Little 9 PM to 1:30 AM all ticket sales from the Club space. International Festival, but this Coca-Cola video dance party, Greek Week is open to all year the Greek Week Planning which is open to the campus, social fraternities and sororities Council tried to plan around Admission $4-6 benefit the Special Olympics. at UConn that belong to either such events to encourage their Student Union South 278 The dance will be in the ROTC the Inicrfraternity Council, the participation, Picciani said. TZATUHWa ...women get more headaches From page 7 and denigrated as a not-serious disabilities, people write Wild DJ. Dana — Women report headaches, problem," said Dr. Seymour headaches off as malingering," Fxee Refreshment* on average, last 8.2 hours, Diamond, a Chicago-based he said. "This should help compared with 5.9 hours for specialist whose headache show nothing is further from SpoYisoiedby: UCONN men. clinic, which treats 30,000 the truth." Bisexual/ Gay &. Lesbian Association "Studies like this one are patients annually, is the largest important. Headaches have in the United States. and the Coalition fox Lesbian & been joked about, underrated, "Because there are not the Movie Gay Civil Rights called an excuse, an avoidance physical measures of other Showtimes Mansfield Drive-In Working Girl (R) and Die Hard (R) Twins (PG) and The Burbs (PG) TgNiTH data Movies start at dark Vernon Cine I and II Retch Lives (PG) 7:10, 9:20 Beaches (PG13) 7:00,9:30 systems LA Theaters East - Manchester * Mississippi Burning (R) THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME GOES ON 7:00, 9:35 Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure (PG) 7:30,9:40 Leviaihon(R) 7:15,9:25 Fletch Lives (PG) - SUPER POWER showtimes not available Brown awes STATION inmates BOSTON (AP) — Soul singer James Brown has awed fellow inmates at the State SPECIAL UNIVERSITY PRICING! Park Correctional Center in South Carolina and is still GREAT PERFORMANCE giving them autographs four months after his arrival. The GREAT PRICE Boston Globe reported Thursday. Brown, 55, is serving a six- (COMES WITH MICROSOFT WINDOWS 386 year sentence on a charge of AND A MOUSE) aggravated assault and failing to stop for police during a chase across the Georgia-South Carolina border that left his ZENrTH INNOVATES AGAIN- pickup riddled with 26 bullets last Sept. 24. He is working on kitchen WITH THE AMAZING Z-386/25 MHZ ADVANCED PC TO detail in the mornings. But in the evenings, the fabled DOUBLE YOUR ACADEMIC PRODUCTIVITY WITH "Godfather of Soul," whose gold records include "Please MAXIMUM 386/25 MHZ POWER! Please Please" and "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag," is conducting the prison choir. FOR MORE INFORMATION. PLEASE CONTACT: • 80386 25MHz Microprocessor. 0 wait states • 2Mb "They've come a long way RAM. Standard • 64KB CACHE Standard • VGA since Mr. Brown took over," Video card • 2 Serial Ports Standard • inmate Gregory Harrison said. CTI Inc. "He seems to be doing all Ginger Smith right to me. He mingles with 1-800-366-8222 the fellas. It's real fascinating YgNtTM I data to me. I never thought I'd meet James Brown in real life. I'm I systems sorry it had to be in here." THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME GOES ON* "I'd like to go back to

■' MVVtindim* l**> is a rrifisttrrd Had inark i>( Microsoft Corporation gospel," Brown, a former Pric« tubtrct lo ctunff wtthoul notice gospel singer, told the •.mrriiinriprru.W.SA MatlrrUrd t'frdil I ards fclMtal t MM Zrmth Data Sytlrnu newspaper in an interview from the prison in Suue Park, S.C. The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 page 9 Classifieds Is it true....Jeeps for $44 through FALL option with summer rental. Knoll wood 1/2 mile from campus. Great 1-BR apartment the Government? Call for facts! Two bedroom apartment. Carpet Summer sublet $400. Possibly offered for summer session. For Sale 1-312-742-1142 Ext. 5441 FS and two beds included. Walking furnished. May Free 1 Bedroom. Tons of room, partly 5/J distance to campus. Rent neg. very 429-3256. FR 4/24 furnished, very clean JEWELRY, ENGAGEMENT Mansfield by owner clean. Call now 429-4738. FR convenient location. Rent AND WEDDING BANDS. BEST lovely immac. 2-3 bedrodtn 4/21 CONDO ROOMS FOR negotiable. Call Will at PRICE, BEST SERVICE. BEST gargage beautiful 1.3 acre picket FEMALES. MINUTES WALK 429-3182 SUMMER RENTAL with pool! DESIGNS. ALL REPAIR WORK fence must see! Call 749-9712 TO CAMPUS. UTILITIES evenings/weekends before WALDEN APTS 2BDR. 11/2 DONE ON THE PREMISES. after 6:00pm FS 5/2 INCLUDED. KITCHEN. you rent anywhere else! DAVID WRIGHT JEWELERS, baths. Partially furnished comer LAUNDRY PRIVLEDGES. Come and see It! FR 5/4 RTE 44. 429-4282. FS 5/5 BMW 2002 1975 driven daily, unit. Available May 15-Aug 31. BEGINNING 2ND SUMMER works well, solid body mint $530/mo + Utils. Call Heather SESSION. ONE. $275 WITH Beautiful House for summer sublet CONDO FOR SALE, Mansfield interior. Webber Carb. Other after 4pm 429-7464 for details. FALL OPTION ANOTHER with fall option. Four bedrooms, One year old, one bedroom, 2002's available as well. FR4/25 (POSSIBLE TWO PERSONS) fully furnished, front and back fireplace, A/C. Cable TV, Additional parts also for sale 429- $350 THROUGH AUGUST. porch with big yard Ten minutes Basement w/hookups, stove and 4371 or 486-3027 FS 4/25 WOODHAYEN CALL BEFORE 8:30PM 429 from campus. 423-0129 FR 5/4 refrigerator included, low condo APARTMENT OPENING. 5454 FR5/3 fees, view. Convenient to 184 and Speakers: Pair of EPI Magnus MAY THROUGH 2 BDRM SUMMER SUBLET Rt. 44. 5 minutes to UCONN. All's, 10" Bass, 5" Mid, Horn SEPTEMBER WITH PARTIALLY FURN WALKING $85,900. 742-8123 evenings. FS Tweeter, High Power Handling, OPTION TO RELEASE. 1988 Model apt. Available DISTANCE TO CAMPUS. 4/27 $115/BO, Tom 487-8968. FS 4/21 $430.00 PER MONTH for sublet at Celeron RENT FREE FOR MAY VERY WITH OUT UTILITIES - Square. Microwave, CLEAN. PLEASE CALL 1970 VW Bug $975.00 or best 1981 Plymouth Reliant Station SINGLE BEDROOM, dishwasher, alrconditloning. AFTER 4:00PM 4329-9735 FR offer. Rebuilt engine, very good Wagon. 72,000 miles, new KITCHEN, LIVING ROOM May through August with 4/26 condition. Call 742-6642 or leave exhaust, frontwheel drive, rust free, • SINGLE BEDROOM, possible fall option! Call message. FS 4/21 automatic, AM-FM. power brakes, KITCHEN, LIVING ROOM 429-5059. PERFECT WANT TO HAVE FUN THIS power steering, $1,200.00. Call EXCELLENT CONDITION-leave SUMMER WHILE TAKING 1984 FIERO Brand new clutch, 429-5120. FS 4/21 APARTMENT, QUIET, message.FR 4/25 CLASSES. WE HAVE brakes, tires, rims, and stereo. COZY, SHAG VOLLEYBALL POND. KEGS A Excellent condition at 30,000 LOFTS for sale. Unique design, CARPETING... FOR MORE PLENTY. HOUSE DIVIDED miles $3950. Call 758-3597 ask will fit any room. Two ladders, INFORMATION CALL 429- SUPER HOUSE FOR SUMMER INTO APARTMENTS WITH for Julie or Sam. FS 4/21 shelves. Also selling couch. Call 7052 ASK FOR LAURIN SUBLET! Entire house for rent. FULL KITCHEN AND BATH. Betty or Sandy at 487-5575. FS FR 4/25 3 bedrooms, rent $850 per month. ONLY ONE MILE FROM 1965 Volkswagen Beetle. Excellent 4/26 Good for 5 or 6 people. Furnished, CAMPUS! HAVE BOTH M OR ONE BEDROOM mechanical condition, stock sundeck, big yard, located on 195, F APARTMENTS. $40 APARTMENT. VERY sunroof, 70,000 orig.. miles. '65 Motorcycled Must Sell Looks A south of 4 corners. No better place NEAR TO CAMPUS. WEEKLY. UTILITIES FREE! parts car with new engine runs excellent 1981 Yamaha 400 AVAILABLE FROM MAY to live off campus! Call 429-9054 FOR 1ST OR 2ND SESSION included. Call anytime 429-8079. Special, Helmet. Will bring to 31ST. CONTACT 487-6978 FR4/25 CALL MATT AT CHf PHI 429- FS4/24 you!! $600.00 FS 4/24 0517 FR4/27 OR LEAVE MESSAGE AT 429-8650. FR 4/21 One bedroom fully furnished above 1980 VW Rabbit 4 door. 4 speed, HISTORIC COLONIAL IN garage apartment near four corners. ASHFORD 280 sq. ft. new roof Roommates/ fuel injection, black, high miles. Summer Sublet Fall Option. Two A BARGAIN AT $395.00. immaculate apartment with No rust, runs good. $750. 486- bedroom balcony, all appliances. Includes utlities. Mid-June to mid fireplace, kitchen bath perfect for August Dates Flexible 429-4953 Housemates 2408. FS 4/24 Available June 1st. Call 487-1271. student rental. Built 1800 FR5/4 $249,000 10 min to UCONN call Rick or Bill. Leave Message. 2 Female roommates needed to 1987 Plymouth Horizon. Cream FR4/21 puff, one owner now deceased. Ellen Nemecek agent 429-7788 PARTLY FURNISHED share a 2 bedroom Woodhaven Apt. Serviced regularly, excellent 872-1100 FS4/24 SUMMER SUBLET: 2 BDRM with present tenant. June thru Summer Sublet in 1-bdrm Apt. APT. CLEAN, SPACIOUS August $180 mos. plus utilities. condition. Call 643-0882 leave From June 1st to Aug. 31 w/Fall message. FS 4/24 HOMES: MANSFIELD of QUIET, PERFECT FOR CRADS Walden pool rights. If interested Gurleyville 3 bedroom RRanch opt. Furnished cable, A.C. Rent OR FAMILIES. OR EVEN call Kim or Cara at 487-0051. RH Beautiful 189.000 WII.l.INOTON negotiable. Call Clare 429-7100. UNDERGRADS 1.7 MILES 4/21 1986 Yamaha FZ600. FR4/26 9,000mi,lockhart pipes, new 3000 sq ft. Tudor new construction FROM COMPUS MAY RENT 3 miles to UCONN 359,000 FREE $550/MONTH Female roommate to sublet for Barnet clutch. $1,900 call 429- A clean two bedroom apartment COVENTRY near Rte. 32-4 NEGOTIABLE CALL TIFFANY summer. $175.00/mo. One mile 5302. FS 4/21 partially furnished. Within bedroom Cape new construction- AT 429-7624 LEAVE MESSAGE from campus in Hunting Hghts. walking distance to campus. Fall (CLUBHOUSE APTS.) FR 4/25 Apts, call 487-1428 evenings. RH 1978 Honda Accord snrf new subdivision 2700 sq ft option rent neg. Sub-lease for am/fm 5 speed runs $300.00 349,000 Ellen Nemecek agent 5/1 three people call 487-1177 to get 2 Bdrm-Apart, completly B.O. Also 1985 Honda ATC 429-7788 872-1100 FS 4/27 more info. FR 4/21 200s 3-wheeler, excellent furnished, 1 bdrm w/waterbed, M/F Roomates wanted for eight condition $600 B.O. Bell CONDO's 2 bedrooms 1400 sq ft. Celeron Sq.. tel: 429-4036, room house in Willimantic Hill Summer Sublet with fall option Section. Your own room plus motto-4 helmet $130 643- 2 years old walk to UCONN summer only, Mark or Chris. FR two bedroom apartment for kitchen, living, game room. Four 9752 after 6pm. FS 4/24 147,900 - 2 bedrooms private quiet 4/25 $315 plus utilities. Partly blocks from busline. 423-0481. area 2 miles from UCONN FOR SALE: 1986 Dodge furnished if you want. Don't miss Knollwood Apartments 2 RH4/24 102000 call Ellen Nemecek agent out call Amanda 429-2259 walking Daytona. Low mileage, A/C, 5- Westledge 429-7788 872-1100 Bedrooms fully furnished walking distance. FR 4/28 Need 3 housemates to share big speed. Asking $5900 or Best Offer. FS4/27 distance from campus summer CALL NOW: 537-0525 or 267- sublet with fall option call 429- house w/ 2 remaining tenants for 0069. FS 4/24 Summer sublet starting in early 5747 FR4/25 Fall and Spring. $170 each. 3 OPEN HOUSE: 45 Jacobs Hill May. Fully furnished apartment. bedrooms, furnished. Located on I- Rd. 4100 Victorian Cape - Possible fall lease option. Rent is 95, South of 4 Comers. Summer FOR SALE: 1977 Dodge $550,000 Sunday April 23 1-4 pm Summer Sublet: Walden negotiable. For more info call 429- Apts. pool and dishwasher. option. 429-9054. RH 4/24 Diplomat - Low Mileage - off Puddin Lane Mansfield - Ellen 4753. $157.0 per person a month, (53.000) - ONE OWNER. Asking Nemeck agent 429-7788 872-1100 $1,500.00, GUARANTEE TO two bedrooms CALL Summer Sublet in 2 bedroom apt. FS4/21 2 spaces available in 5 bedroom 1 bedroom available for 1 female PASS INSPECTION...CALL WENDY OR GAIL 487- Coventry House. $168 per month 267-0069 cr_537-0525. FS 4/24 Spring Weekend T-Shirts, cups and 5779 OR SUE FR 4/25 $200 a month heat hot water Kool cans are available at G.H. including utilities. Available early included in Coventry Lake May. Males need only reply. Call priveledges. Fully furnished. May 1984 Phoenix 5 door Good Waring in the market Place 429- SUMMER RENTAL! 2143 FS4/21 742-6642. FR 4/21 AVAILABLE 6/1 SPACIOUS 3 FREE. Please Call 742-9958. RH condition ac/pb/ps. First $1000 4/21 takes it 429-3256. FS 4/24 BEDROOM DUPLEX. LOFTS FOR SALE: L-shapcd Need a place for the Fall with a LOCATED CONVENIENTLY summer option? We have one WANTED: Roomate to share 2 Brand new 12 - speed bike. Won with shelves very sturdy and in BETWEEN CAMPUS AND Bedroom available in 3 bedroom bedroom apartment. Partially in a Contest. Columbia Shadow. excellent condition. $100 or best WILLIMANTIC. $720 FOR apt.. Rent $250 a month. Call furnished w/w carpeting. 4 miles to Comes with Tire Pump and Water offer. Call Julie or Laura at 487- HOUSE OR INDIVIDUAL Matt or Kris in Coventry. 742- campus. Fro summer. Fall or Bottle. $125 or Best Offer. Mike 6487 FS5/4 RENTAL AVAILABLE 7190. FR 4/24 Spring. $263 per month and 1/2 486-2710 FS4/21 NEGOTIABLE. CALL 429-4455. 1981 PLYMOUTH RELIANT FR4/26 utilities. Cal Ed at 456-3330. RH STATION WAGON 72.000 miles, RENTING ROOMS IN HOUSE 5/1 What a BARGAIN! L-Shaped FOR SUMMER. $500 FOR lofts, single loft and fouton couch new exhaust, frontwheel drive, rust CELERON FAMILY UNIT SINGLE ROOM. $400/PERSON GRAD STUDENT LOOKING for sale. Sold separately or free, automatic, am-fm, power SUBLEASE - 2BR, Washer + FOR DOUBLE ROOM. $100 FOR ROOMMATE FOR (CHEAPER) as a set. Call for brakes, power steering, $1,200.00 dryer in Apt., microwave, DEPOSIT DUE. PLEASE SUMMER AND/OR FALL. details. 487-6684 FS 4/25 call 429-5120 FS 4/21 dishwasher, A-C. Rent negotiable. CONTACT RON STEBLEA AT May Free. If you've called before, WILL LIVE ANYWHERE NEAR WALDEN APARTMENTS: 429-2989. LEAVE A MESSAGE. UCONN. CALL ANDY 277- '79 Mustang, 4 speed, ps, pb, call again! 429-2115. FR 4/26 RENT ONE ROOM APT. WITH (OCCUPANCY FROM FINALS sunroof, great interior, runs well, 6622(D) 257-7940(N) RH 4/21 FALL OPTION. $460 PER UNTIL FALL CLASSES only 2 tiny rust spots. 50.000 Summer Sublet Celeron Apts. MONTH PLUS UTILITIES. BEGIN). FR 5/4 miles, needs paint, $1,000. Call Furnished 3 bedrooms. Open from Roommate for house on Coventry AVAILABLE MAY 1. CALL eve« 429-0615 FS 4/25 Sublet Celeron Fully furnished May 15 - Aug. 31. May Rent paid. Lake for Sept. 89-May 90. TIM 429-4117 AFTER 6:00PM cable dishwasher microwave 2 AC. 220mo. Call 429-2847. FR Female, non-smoker. S200 mo ♦ FR4/21 1978 Toyota Cclica-GT Nice rooms available. Walk to campus 4/26 1/3 utilities. Furnished own room interior, needs front body work. Cathedral ceilings and more. Call Call Linda 742-5029 RH 4/21 If you are looking for summer New tires and runs good Best offer for details 429-3570. FR 4/24 Sublet two bedroom furnished Call 487-6675 FS 4/21 itorage, call Daniel's mini-storage unfurnished starting May 15 thru Female Roommate wanted to share at 871-9015. We have 5'x 5' + 10' APARTMENT SUBLET FALL Aug. Fall option. May rent Free. 2 bedroom Woodhaven Apt. for Renting is non-cents when you can x 5' units available. Reserve a unit OPTION. 5 minute walk to Call Kevin or Pat at 429-0853 or fall semester. $180.00 mos with a $10.00 deposit today! FR build equity, save tax dollars in campus. 1 Bedroom. FREE A/C. Apartment Rentals 487-1437. ■Hitilites. If interested call Kim or 5/4 home ownership. Consider Call 487-1095. FR 4/24 Mention Apt. 34B. FR 5/2 Cara at 487-0051 RH 4/25 condominiums at Ashford Park-I SUMMER SUBLET: Hunting BR $72,000, College Park-uppei Lodge Apartments. July- Aug. 2 SUBLET: 2 Bdrms. avail, in 3 SUMMER SUBLET - CELERON SUBLET! ONE BEDROOM & lower units $51,OO0,$55,O00 BR. Quiet, Clean, Furnished. bdrm apt. in Celeron Sq. Walking SQUARE. One bedroom in three AVAILABLE IN HOUSE NEAR OPEN HOUSE-Crystal Springs-5 Close to campus. Fall option distance to campus. Avail. June- bedroom apt. Available. May thru TED'S AND HUSKY'S. RENT rm Townhouse $114,000 off Rt. available. Utilities cheap. Aug. w/ FALL OPTION. Clean, August. May rent free! For more NEGOTIABLE. END OF MAY 32 Mansfield behind Margaritaville Remainder May rent free. Call 429- comfortable, no smoking + has info. Call 487-1400, Rachel. FR THROUGH AUGUST. MAY April 23 1-3 PM Rich Realty 423- 1747. FR 5/4 NW. SUNNY! Exposure. Rent: 4/24 FREE. FEMALES ONLY. CALL 227/mo. per room. 487-0827. FR 429-2447. RH 4/26 ,, 6335 FS4/21 itllttlllllllll •■ Act:, pdgc 1*T The Daily Campus Past 10 Friday, April 21,1989 Since 1896 Orin Levy Charles Pickett Editor in Chief Executive Editor Shawn Cochran / Lisa Spooner Managing Editors Leanne Adams Shannon Quintard Business Manager Ad Manager Assistant Managing Editors Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Rblic Man Sports Photography -tyJirnWr$\t Lisa Fay Wellek News Jason Kauppi Lillian Voros Arts Features Just wondering...

... how long will it take to find a new director of the Afro-American cultural center?

... if Dr. James E. Mulvihill, of the UConn Health Center, and UConn Foundation fame, has been taking lesions from former President Ronald Reagan and President George Bush on how to disavow any knowledge of wrong doing by subordinates? George Will

... how much the university will save in maintenance costs from "UConn Do It Day" A Little Ethics and Democrats and how much will it cost to clean up after Speaker Wright's "personal ethics" are courthouse at the foot of Capitol Hill, the the volunteers? now the focus of attention in this trial of Oliver North is coming to a close. continental superpower. Many people, Did North lie to Congress? Yes, he says ... if those people participating in including Wright, say that whatever is to so. But the lying was extraordinary and "UConn Do It Day" will include anyone be done.'twere well it were done quickly. the quantity was small beer compared to other than RAs, Carol Wiggins and John Nonsense. Let's all wallow in it, for the mountain of mendacity routinely Casteen? weeks, months if possible. shoveled out to the American people by 'Tis said there should be no element of the Bush administration and both parties Republican revenge in this. Why ever in Congress concerning the annual ... If "UConn Do It Day" is to clean up the not? It is said we must avoid an orgy of evasions of the Gramm-Rudman deficit- campus, is "Spring Weekend" designed to recrimination and a ruinous escalation of reduction "law." mess it up? nastiness on the ethics front. I say let the In the last two years under that law, the ruination begin. Let there be scorched deficit has actually increased. Congress ... if students can get a $0.20 discount for earth, salt sown in the soil, not a stone and the executive branch have conspired cigarettes instead of prisoners, now that left standing on another stone on Capitol for their mutual convenience (that is what tuition is going up and prisoners still don't Hill. bipartisanship, so much celebrated just pay rent? I do not know if Wright is guilty of now, really means) to fudge the anything, but I hope that if he is innocent assumptions and cook the books in ways he is ruined and if he is guilty he goes which, if practiced in the private sector, ... what the value of a Pete Rose baseball might get the practitioner sent to prison. card will be? unpunished. Let there be no nonsense about justice at this late date from the fine This is the time of year for senior-class folks who brought us the Bork lynching, trips to Washington by high-school ... what ever happened to the score board the Tower inquisition, the Meese students. They come in brightly colored for the baseball field? tormentings, and much else in the name buses that sometimes park bumper to of highmindedness. bumper, like benign, pretty snakes ... if Exxon and other oil companies will What part of the destruction of the Bork stretching down Capitol Hill. If there use the Alaskan oil spill disaster as an nomination did you find most admirable, were criminal sanctions attached to excuse to raise gasoline prices, or if anybody if only for its imaginativeness? Was it Gramm-Rudman, there would be a snake realizes they have? anti-Bork advertising campaigns that the of bumper-to-bumper paddy wagons sponsors admitted were lies? Was it anti- lined up to cart Congress and some of the ... how many Americans are appalled by Bork groups snooping around to learn executive branch to jail. British soccer fans, and the Sheffield soccer what movies Bork had rented, hoping to Wright and North may have find something naughty? (They found misbehaved with sums involving single match tragedy, and if they forgot about the Fred Astaire.) Then there were all those commas. But ethics—pardon me, I mean trampling deaths at the Who concert in fraudulent reports by free-lance ethicists "personal ethics"—stop with the second 1978? who said they saw John Tower comma. Budgetary shell games involving ... where students who run out of gasoline misbehave on occasions when they could three commas—billions-do not count not have seen Tower. Ah, but that was when the subject in Washington is on campus after June 30, will get a gallon then, this is now. And two wrongs do "ethics." now the only gas station in downtown not make a right, right? The adjective "personal" gives the game Storrs is closing? Right. But a 14th or 18th or 23rd away. The subject of "personal ethics" is wrong, if the 14th or 18th or 23rd victim a device for changing the subject from the ... If House Speaker Jim Wright is sick is a prominent Democrat, may make a ethics-free zone of matters central to the and tired of foot dragging by the House cease-fire on the "personal ethics" front. nation's welfare. In that zone, the stakes Ethics committee or wants to meet his fate And perhaps we might even get a are high and the choices are hard so there sooner? redefinition of ethics to include behavior is tacit bipartisan agreement that ethics with an important effect on the public have nothing to do with it ... if anyone realizes there are 21 days of zeal. i. Actually, "personal ethics," if school left? Suddenly a lot of Democrats are not understood in terms of financial having any fun anymore. Won't some fastidiousness, are probably better than ... if CD technology is at your fingertips in referees blow the whistle, call time out, ever in American politics. However, the reference section at the library, how re-set the clock, do something? The best today's relatively pristine ruling class will come I can't figure out which buttons to thing about Wright's travail is that it may not write an honest, let alone a press? cause a few hundred Democrats to decide responsible, budget. that ethics is not such a good dodge after Better "personal" ethics and worse all. government-that is the result of deciding ... if Congress has so much money that It is lcely that Wright's case is coming that ethical rules are about relatively littl-.' they can give $49.7 million to the to a boil as the latest bipartisan budget things. Nicaraguan Contras, how come my taxes fraud is being perfected at both ends of keep going up and my financial aid is not Pennsylvania Avenue. And as, in a George Will is a syndicated columnist coming? The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 page 11 Commentary/Letters

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•Fellow UConn students, sensitivity to different cultures faculty, staff, alumni, and other on campus (Hartford Courant, concerned people: you all are 4/8/89). We agree with The invited to attend the annual Hartford Courant editorial that Students for Peace, Peace pointed out that "the Festival to be held on Sunday, administration and student will April 23, 1989 on the Student have to work together to wipe Union Mall from noon to six out racism (Hartford Courant p.m. or in the Student Union 4/14/89). We believe the Ballroom if it rains. There will Peacefest is a positive step in be musical entertainment and that direction. many speakers throughout the day. The event will be Please join us on the Mall simulcast by WHUS. Sunday. Let us demonstrate to our community around us and This year, the focus or theme to those who doubt our of the Peacefest is: "Stopping capacity to care and act that we discrimination. Prejudice and do care and that we are willing Oppression on the UConn to try to make the University campus. In American Life and of Connecticut a place where Throughout the World." people can study, work and live together in peace. With the Peacefest Sunday we hope "to create a better Mr. Frank Parady climate for diversity and Responsible Spring Weekend

•Traditionally, Spring relax, but it is not a time to Weekend is the weekend to allow visitors to damage the relax and take it easy. campus on which we live.We Unfortunately however, are all well aware of the present irresponsibility and poor "appearance" problems on judgement also seem to be campus, let us do our best not synonymous with Spring to worsen them. Weekend. Many students arc planning to host non-UConn student Spring Weekend '89 will guests for the weekend; these leave students, staff, and students must realize they are administrators with positive not only responsible for their memories. This cannot be own actions, but for those of achieved without your help, their visitors as well. Please however. Through your use of help to preserve our campus. caution and good judgement, Use your best judgement Daily Campus Letters Policy all weekend events should run throughout the weekend, and The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be smoothly, but it is you, the take responsibility as students typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All students, who must act to help to prevent possible letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. responsibly. damage to a campus in which All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number we all take great pride. is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld In past years, the University solely on the consent of the editor. has had problems with The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: The Area Council vandalism during spring Presidents Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06268. weekend. This is a time to The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 page 12 Artsi Finesse highlights performance THE Daily Crossword *«.*•*, By Deborah Goldberg his intonation and expression ACROSS 1 I 1 « a 1 " » 10 ii tl 11 Boy." 1 Stuff ' Campus Correspondent Walter began with Ed Sain- as a musician. He ended the S Olahea 14 is 10 Planar " Delicate sounds made for a don's "Solace,'* which was first part of his performance 14 Tra — 17 it 15 Inn " » 2\ 22 beautiful evening in von der light in sound, and helped to with "Fortune Smiles," another 1* "ll'a a aln lo Mehden hall last night. introduce the unique sounds of piece Walter co-wrote with tail -" 1 2* 17 Nanking &3«r Marimbisi and vibraphonist the vibraphone. "Chaconne,** Keith Jarrett, where he alter- nanny 75 1* ir HB'"' n 50 18 Rasourca w J) 55 M Douglas Walter provided a the following piece by J. S. nated mallet types and sizes to 19 14*2 caraval 11 M 20 Houdlnl taat I captivating evening of musical Bach, was the longest; beauti- achieve the sounds he wanted. %1 23 Molown'a - " endeavor. He performed on his ful in sound, but lengthy in After a brief intermission, Diana 40 41 24 Mosquito I 1 Yamaha vibraphone an eclectic composition. Walter performed a spirited ganui •3 25 Morocco'! n } selection of musical pieces, Walter then played a Spanish piece by Russell Norris, "From capital 45 u ir «1 from Bach's classical 28 Loatha L&m - piece that he composed with the Fruit of the Spirit Suite," 31 Buck harolna SO N •,2 iJ S4 55 SS 32 Brook "Chaconne" to Victor Feld- Kenny Barren, "El Sueno," which was composed of five 5' M man's arrangement of "Danny See page 16 34 Evlin a.g. 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T » LH o 0 « clsrlnst 29 — noire 64 ,— nous 30 Sounds ol 04 21 IS 65 Ms Katt triumph 43 Labored 51 Um 32 Small store 44 F« Follower 62 ■— old 429-7433 DOWN 33 Fatigue 45 Go on — cowhand" 1 Dressed 34 Ditto (revel) 53 Old sailor 2 Branchas 35 — colada 46 Ladd classic 54 Debateble Mon-Weds: Inglenook Wine 3 Too bed! 36 Parched 47 Tin alloy 55 Oodles 4 Hindu 38 Violinist Isaac 48 OE II 56 "— creature 1/2 Price i Pitcher $3.00 princess 39 Tommy roll 49 Demean waa..." Gift-ed ~ Do you have questions about substance abuse? ~ Do you want more information? Cannibals ~ Would you like someone to talk to? "The Raw & The Cooked" ■si ~ Are you concerned about a friend or family member? MCA Fine Young Cannibals There are dozens and dozens Then Plan on attending: of bands out there making "SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND COLLEGE LIFE" nondescript, electronic pop W. music. Some of it's pleasant A theatrical Production and Discussion enough but most fades quickly from memory. Part of UCONN Health Fair '89 Those bands don't have a voice. What sets Fine Young DATE: Tuesday, April 25,1989 Cannibals apart is a Gift — TIME: 7:00-8:15p.m. lead singer Roland Gift, to be precise. PLACE: Student Union Ballroom Roland Gift is the vocalist M University of Connecticut, Storrs ex-English Beat members Andy \ Cox (guitars) and David Steele (keyboards and bass) found '» w♦ Stop by and bring a friend! singing for a British R&B band in a London pub. Together, For more information call 486-4700 ext. 264. they formed Fine Young Can- / nibals in 1985. On "The Raw & The FREE ADMISSION - REFRESHMENTS - BIKE RAFFLE DRAWING - AND MORE Cooked," Fine Young Canni- Sponsored by Health Services and SHAC bals' second album. Gift shifts Division of Student Affairs and Services. from breathy falsetto to raw, wrenching yells to a lower register that sounds as if his throat is lined with oak. **ATTENTION FACULTY AND STAFF*^~% The result is a remarkable ■ vocal performance not heard since the death of Otis Redding — to whom Gift is often "^V ; Are you concerned with the effects substance abuse has on students' health and performance? compared. "The Raw & The Cooked" ~ Are you worried about substance abuse and your own adolescent? is, above all, a fun record. You ~ Do you feel you need to know more about alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and their effects? can dance to the bright guitar ~ Would you like to know some of the temptations which face young people everyday? hook of "She Drives Me Crazy," while the hit "Good ~ Would you like to learn what you can do to help?... Thing" and another tune, "It's OK (It's Alright)" are both R&B numbers made to move Then plan on attending: you. But back to the Gift. Two songs, if played back to back, "SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND COLLEGE LIFE" demonstrate his incredible vo- cal range. A Theatrical Production and Discussion "I'm Not the Man I Used to Part of UCONN Health Fair '89 Be" is a gripping ballad that •Encourage your students, staff, co-workers, and family to attend • For more information call 486-4700 ext 264 finds Gift pleading with a woman to stay with him even DATE: Tuesday, April 25,1989 though he's weak. And on "As TIME: 7:00 -8:15p.m. Hard As It Is," Gift takes his voice way down low to show PLACE: Student Union Ballroom strength in the face of adver- sity. University of Connecticut, Storrs Fine Young Cannibals is a FREE ADMISSION - REFRESHMENTS - BIKE RAFFLE DRAWING - AND MORE fine young band with a possi- Sponsored by Health Services and SHAC bly great lead singer. The tunes Division of Student Affairs and Services. are catchy and intelligent, if a bit over-electronic. The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 Page 13 , from page 15

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THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU IN A SUMMER CAMP The American Camping Students Association (NY) will make your application avail to over 300 camps in the Northeast. Exciting opportunities for college students Looking for a summer job with good pay? and professionals. Positions avail: all land and water sports, arts and A wide variety of full-time and part-time positions will crafts, drama, music, dance, tripping, nature, R.N.'S, M.D.'s, be available this summer. Aides, kitchen, maintenance. COLLEGE CREDIT Call AVAILABLE. CALL OR WRITE FOR APPLICATION. Capital Personnel Services AMERICAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION. 43 W. 23 ST., today and set up an DEPT ( ), NEW YORK. N.Y. appointment!!! 10010. 1-800-777-CAMP M 5/5 Attn. Business Students: (apital Commission Sales opportunity. Sell Computer information V^ ^PersonnPersonnel systems on campus. Be on the Services EDGE of technology. Gain the technological and business Hartford New Haven Enfield experience industry is looking for. No investment!! For interview, Call Diversified Information 278-1313 772-4111 745-5444 Systems Company (DISC LTD) between the hrs of 1pm and 4pm * Mon-Fri, Sat 9am to 12 noon. Look for us on Monday, April 24 in the 283-5015 M 5/5 Student Union from 10 am-2 pm. page 14 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 from page Ur Classifieds CRUISESHIP. STEAMSHIP, Bedroom available now in spacious Looking for a fraternity, sorority, EARN $100 PER DAY. AT apartment on third floor of RIVERBOATS NOW HIRING. DOOMJNOS PEZA. ONE DAY or student organization that would SALES Willimantic Victorian, large living like to make $500.00 - $1000.00 Also overseas employment. Many PER WEEK. FLEXIBLE room, large kitchen, 2 bedrooms, positions. Work month, home HOURS. APPLY IN PERSON WHETHER YOU HAVE DIRECT for a one - week on- campus SALES EXPERIENCE OR JUST screened-in porch, great foi marketing project. Must be month. Call (805) 682-7555 Ext. OR CALL 429-7969 HW5/3 summer. Like cats, non-smoking S 1067. HW 4/21 Interested in a summer job? The A RECORD OF organized and hardworking. Call ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT grad preferred. 225.00/mo. 1/2 Mike at 487-5537. HW 4/25 PERSONNEL COORDINATOR Faculty Alumni Center is hiring utilities. Fall option; 423-2111. SALES DEMONSTRATES YOUR Subway of Vernon. part time waiters, waitresses, bartenders, and POTENTIAL, THIS ENTRY RH4/24 Work for one of the Fastest dishwashers. Days, nights and needed for summer. $5.00 to start growing industries in the nation LEVEL POSITION MIGHT BE Roommate needed immediately for plus bonuses. 25 minutes from weekends available. Apply in THE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU. apartment behind Hilltop for today the temporary help industry: person Monday through Friday, UConn, right off 184. Call Pat. to qualify for the exciting entry CANDIDATES MUST POSSESS month of May. S230/monih plus weekdays. 649-9440. HW 5/4 8:00am-4:30pm 486-4111. HW level position, you must have the 5/4 THE INITIATIVE. ENERGY, utilities. 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DRIVERS WANTED Drive almost New Toyota Camry to Tucson, Arizona. Depart first week May. Must have valid driver's license, accident-free record, be senior or grad student, non-smoker. Reply to: Driver Wanted, University Box 128 with Name,age. address, telephone. RB 4/26

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7:00PM Substance Abuse and College Life; Theatrical Production and Discussion Flea Market (Student Union Ballroom) Every Sunday 9-3 BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS . The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 Page 17 Sports UConn's Wakem Donigan signs pro contract UConn's three time All- is comprised of ten teams shatters own record America forward Dan Donigan along the East Coast, stretch- has signed a professional soccer ing from Boston to Florida. Men s and Women's teams place well contract with the Boston Bolls Donigan becomes the fourth of the American Soccer UConn soccer player in the in first day of Holy Cross Invitational League. current ASL. Donigan's former Donigan, a Hamilton Square, All-America teammate Chris The Holy Cross Invitational Carolyn Vcrdon placed fourth New Jersey native, broke in Rcif, a 1988 graduate, is a began on a good note for both in the 3,000 meter run with a with a bang in the Bolts season member of die Maryland Bays, UConn's men and women's career best time of 10:24.3. opener on April 16 as he scored while former Husky All- track teams yesterday as each UConn's Angela Corson cur- a goal and assisted on another Americans Elvis Comric and team placed competitors in the rendy leads the heptathlon after as Boston downed the New Pedro DeBrito play with the top five. The highlight of the the first day of competition Jersey Eagles 5-2. Albany (NY) Capitals. day came when UConn's Lisa with 2,778 points. Wakem set a school record in In men's action, Troy Hop- A recipient of the 1988 Adi- The Bolts first home game the 5,000 meter run with a kins is currently third in the das Senior Playcr-of-the-Year, will be Sunday, April 29, at time of 16:59.7. Wakem's decathlon with 3,201 points Donigan signed a one-year 7:30 p.m. against the Wash- time shattered her old school while Steve Francis is in sixth contract that extends through ington Diplomats. Boston place with 3,084 points. the end of the season in plays all of its home games at mark of 17:12.5 which she set Dan Donigan a year ago. The Holy Cross Invitational September. Boston Lnivcrsity's Nickcrson In other action for UConn, will continue through Saturday The American Soccer League field. 'Oil Can' Boyd silences Indian bats in 5-2 win

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Your friend cway from home Rt. 44. Mansfield. ID r€ quired 429-6421 k —** The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 page 18 55 Sports Aikman is No. 1 pick for pro football From back page. Bay when he came out of Mi- Leigh Steinberg, Aikman's more than $2 million. We'll see what happens in leg, Coach," Aikman said. ami in 1987. agent, also negotiated that "It was the highest contact training camp." "You did me a favor." Quarterback Warren Moon contract. for a rookie," Steinberg said of Aikman said he will donate Quarterback Vinny Tes- recently signed a contract with Aikman's $11.2 million Aikman's deal. some of his bonus money to laverdc signed a six-year, $8.2 the Houston Oilers for five contract included a signing "I was proud to pay it," UCLA and Henryetta High million contract with Tampa years at $2 million per season. bonus believed to be worth Cowboys owner Jerry Jones School. He also plans to do- said. "In my opinion, Troy nate $1,000 to charity for each could have gotten more money Cowboys' victory next year. if he had played for another "I hope to give $16,000," he team in the NFL." quipped. Johnson wanted Aikman The 6-foot-3, 217-pound badly. Aikman, who played two years "Everybody kept saying I had at UCLA after transferring a poker face but at times I had from Oklahoma, was 20-4 with to bile my lip to keep my en- the Bruins. He completed 60 thusiasm inside," said Johnson, percent of his passes and threw who took over as coach of the 41 touchdown passes with only Cowboys last month and has 17 interceptions. since signed a 10-year contract. Aikman was the most valu- Aikman said how fast he able player in the Cotton plays in the NFL depends on Bowl, leading UCLA to a 17-3 how quickly he picks up the victory over Arkansas. He also system. was named the winner of the "The ideal way would be to Davey O'Brien award as the take things slowly," he said. nation's best quarterback. He "I'll have a lot of talent around was third in the Heisman me and that will help." Award balloting. Johnson said he and Aikman Aikman will wear No. 8, the would begin studying film same number he wore at Thursday night UCLA. "There's no timetable for when Troy will play," Johnson draft said. "We'll go at his pace. From back page. Dent and Mark Clayton; 12th- roundcrs like Karl Mecklenburg and free-agents like Deron Cherry, Jim Burt, Joe Jacoby Qockx and Zeke Mowatt become standout NFL players and even All-Pros? — What is first-round value when Cincinnati's Ickey Woods and Buffalo's Thurman Thomas, both second-round choices, outshine all but one of the five running backs taken in the first round last year. The one exception: New England's K&b - John Stephens, the offensive rookie of the year. — And what does it mean when two third-rounders, Shel- Reebok Rocks at don White of the Giants and Erik McMillan of the Jets, are > <■--.•. the best rookie defensive backs !'^'§f^ CLUB COCA-COLA! of 1988? They were the 10th i •:-- and 11th players taken at their positions and McMillan was a runaway choice for defensive Friz. When you get into them, they get more interesting." MiStr* To begin at the beginning, ^ vl the general consensus is that p»*>: s I vn there are perhaps seven players •«• a-:■■ .. '■<■- *V4- B*V.m who can have immediate im- Spon pacts on their teams. sorea V But that was the feeling last ^ iff -• I /^V \»\ season and not all the top- ;\ rankers were top rank — safely Bcnnie Blades, the third player taken in the draft, had less im- pact on the Detroit Lions than •'■.;■••> -' •' •' • linebacker Chris Spielman, the Olympics Lions' second-round pick. And defensive end Neil Smith, the rights to whom Kansas City got by giving the Lions the pick they used to take Spiel- man, had an erratic rookie year. The Daily Campus, Friday, April 21, 1989 page 19 Sports Intramurals Five Mile Fun Run Soccer 1. Men Howard 31:01 Acropolis def. Birdmen, 2-0 2. Wyly Solomon 31:20 Crawford D def. Trumbull, 3. Pat Tufts Runner's Club 31:27 2-1 4. Charly Grochenig Math Dept. 33:27 Roger's Rabbits def. 5. Norman Chmielcwski Runner's Club 33:28 Brock/Crawford A, 1-0 6. John Hall Runner's Club 36:18 Lancaster def. Roger's B, 1-0 7. Rick Dina 37:15 Trumbull def. Crawford D, 8. Patti Bostic Recreation 38:18 2-1 9. Bryan Cotton Ski Team 38:18 Lancaster def. Roger's B, 4-1 10. Andrew Haas Math Dept. 38:18 11. Edward Dimmick Army ROTC 40:56 12. Kim Collier 43:34 Semifinal ists 13. Sarah Cieslewski 44:03 Lancaster and Trumbull Lancaster and Trumbull advance to the finals in intramural Championship Trophy Points indoor soccer (Sara Cousins photo). Residence Hall 10. Shakespeare, 360.00 9. Demons, 135.00 1. Wade, 605.50 6. Delia Chi, 289.50 Weekend Events Independent/Open 10. He-Man Woman Haters, 7. Chi Phi, 245.00 2. Lafayette, 481.75 1. AF ROTC, 450.75 134.00 3. Lancaster A, 480.75 8. ZciaPsi, 191.00 On Saturday the 6th 2. Pit Bull, 418.00 Fraternity 9. Alpha Gamma Rho, 114.50 Annual Biathlon begins 4. North Dakota, 457.75 3. Wright A, 180.00 5. Russell D, 406.75 1. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 10. Alpha Phi Omega, 36.00 with a 2.5 mile run and 4. MBA All-Stars, 176.00 6. Foursex, 404.75 468.25 Women 5. Sig Ep 1, 158.00 then a 6.5 mile bike race. 7. New Haven 3rd, 393.00 2. Sigma Chi, 425.00 1. Allen House, 368.75 6. Electric Stim, 143.00 3. Triangle, 424.00 Registration is from 7- 8. Bismark, 373.75 2. WIGAS 315.75 7. Acropolis, 142.00 4. Sig Ep, 346.50 8:30 a.m. Saturday in 9. Tolland 2nd, 368.00 3. Slowe, Inc., 257.25 Guyer Gym. 8. The Kids, 141.75 5. Kappa Sigma, 315.75 4. Pain and Torture, 253.50 5. Crawford A, 242.00 6. Misfits, 229.75 The 1989 Street Hockey 7. Roger Rabbits, 218.00 Tournament will begin 8. New London 2nd, 176.00 today and finalists play Russell D, 176.00 tomorrow at the UConn 10. Hale 4 and 6, 175.00 Ice Rink. Campusj~>% Order Early!

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'No Alcohol Allowed on Buses Weekend Sports Weekend Sports Men's golf hosts Rhode Island and Softball travels to Adelphi for a BC today at 1 p.m. doubleheader at 1:30 p.m. and to Men's tennis travels to Fairficld for a Princeton at 1 p.m. 3 p.m. match today and goes to the Men's and women's outdoor track Coast Guard Academy on Saturday at 11 SPORTS competes in the Holy Cross Invitational a.m..in. Baseball hosts PC in a doubleheader on Saturday. Saturday at noon and a single Sunday at The Daily Campus 1 p.m. ^^ Friday, April 21, 1989 Dallas takes No. 1 Aikman IRVING, Texas (AP) — The Dallas Cowboys ended weeks of NFL draft speculation Thursday by signing quarterback Troy Aikman to a rookie-record six-year, SI 1.2 million contract. Aikman, who played at UCLA and who will be the No. 1 choice in Sunday's NFL draft, said he hoped that within five years "thy fans will be comparing me with Roger Staubach." He said he wanted to sign with the Cowboys because every Sun- day he used to watch Staubach __ t>t • • . on television from his home in Henryetta, Okla. Draft ain't "I remember all those come- back victories and I'd like to be the same part of that someday," Aikman It's the same refrain every said. "I can't step into Roger's year — the NFL draft ain't shoes but maybe I can do some what it used to be. of the things he did." "We just don't have the Cowboys coach Jimmy number of highly rated players Johnson said the third lime was that we had in the early 80' s the charm trying to attract and 70's," moans Dick Stein- Aikman. berg, player personnel director "He turned me down out of of the New England Patriots. high school and went to Okla- "Many teams will have to homa," said Johnson, who was settle for second-round value in then coaching at Oklahoma round one and third or even State. "Then, when I was at fourth-round value in round Miami, I tried to get him when two," says Joel Buchsbaum, he left Oklahoma but he went one of an increasing number of to UCLA. I was afraid he professional "draftniks" whose would turn me down a third publications have become must time." reading, even for scouts. Ironically, Aikman suffered a Whoa. broken leg during a game In the immortal words of against Miami when he was at agent Leigh Steinberg (no Oklahoma. He sat out the rest relation to Dick): of that season and decided to "Who's a first-rounder? transfer to UCLA after Okla- Someone taken in the first homa coaches announced they round." would return to the run-oriented To wit: wishbone offense the following — Is there really any such e Dallas season. thing as first-round value when This year's No. 1 draft pick is quarterback Troy Aikman of UCLA by th football "Thanks for breaking my eighth-rounders like Richard Cowboys. He may be the highest paid rookie to sign with professional See page 18. See page 18. (UPI photo). Crew raced well in 2nd Annual Coventry Sprints

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The UConn Crew Club held the 2nd Annual Coventry Sprints on victories, three second place and two third place. The club will Waumgumbaug Lake last Saturday. UConn took four first place travel to Lowell to compete this weekend (Charles Pickett photo). By Debra Holcomb University and Notre Dame coxswain Lcann Curley. Gerard Robertson, Bill Fred Park and Dave Nowacki Campus Correspondent College—New Hampshire The Men's Varsity 4 also Sperrow, Steve Barber, were recognized for their efforts Last Saturday, the UConn College. The team took four took first place with coxswain Flaherty, Jugl, Chris Hcmpel in constructing the team's Crew Club held the 2nd first place victories, three Maureen Madden, John and Slavtcheff with coxswain boathouse which will be Annual Convcntry Sprints on second place and two third Flaherty, John Jugl, Stan Madden. dedicated later this semester. Waumgumbaug Lake, place finishes. Budarz and Craig Slavtcheff. To finish the day, club The team will face tough Coventry. Competing against Coached by Ken Donnelly In the last race of the day, president Slavtcheff christened competition this weekend in UConn was Assumption and rowing in the first place the Men's Varsity 8 showed the team's newest boat, the T. Lowell. College, Boston College, Women's Varsity 4 boat were their strength to capture first L. Fairficld, in honor of one of Debra Holcomb is a member Brandcis College, Clark Lydia Ugianskis, Jen Kane, place, rowing was Budarz, die team's volunteer coaches. of the UConn Crew Club.