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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. the daily The University ofillaine at Orono cline student newspaper campus since 1875 t place )s are vision is the .e in fir ampus m Han- vol. 86, no. 45 mends Thursday, April 3, 1980 Patrick games m play - i to be ril 9 at Club debt responsibility questioned will oe by !eks in- Glen Chase Kevin Colley. a lacrosse club representa- Greek Weekend and S110 to be used in a The cabinet also started to review the polo. Staff writer tive, said the club originally owed more tax workshop for the fraternities. proposed budget for Student Activities and than S3.100 to the and co- Brine Company for The money was reallocated from monies Entertainment. The Whose responsibility are debts up by equipment cabinet also tabled for mes for and to the University Motor planned for this year's Winter Carnival and review a proposed clubs at UMO? Pool. charter, outlining the nesday. a conference that Board President William New Edition's relationship with student I teams Lomas declined The UMO student government cabinet is to attend. government. he In- The debt to the Brine Company has been unsure and Student Government President o com- reduced to $1,000. Colley estimated the David Spellman said he is going to seek an club can operate for the rest of this opinion from Chalmers Hardenburgh of semester on approximately $800. e%ent Student Legal Services. place men's Spellman said he was worried about Spellman. speaking at the cabinet's +ril H. other groups accruing large debts and A question ofsurvival regular weekly meeting said. "What we whether or %%ill be not student government is are doing is policy'• in referring to a responsible for the for them. Any further. action request from the UMO Lacrosse Club to was tabled until the eld on lega situation is by Glen Chase reallocate $2,100 to pay off debts incurred cleared up. IC mor- by the group. Staff Writer In other action, the cabinet reallocated With the fate of UMO's elm trees "Technically, I don't think we are S610 in the budget of the UMO Fraternity up in the air, the director of the responsible. but who is?'• Spellman said. Board, approving and additional $500 for Dutch Elm Disease research pro- gram called the problem a question of aesthetics vs. tree survival. Richard J. Campana. professor of botany and forest pathology, said his goal as a biologist was tree survival. while the goal of the grounds and services department is that of homogenuity on the UMO GHT ,et landscape. "I would like to have the elms forever because they are a testimony to our research." Campana said. He added "the fat will be in the fire" this June if any of the trees become infected with the disease. Campana said Associate Professor James Swasey, a landscaping con- sultant to the grounds and services department. will look on any infec- tion this summer as a cause to remove a tree. On the other hand. • • . Campana said he would "look at it as a challenge to save it." "The elms on campus are con• sidered to be healthy where the Dutch Elm Disease is concerned," he said. He added that some elms may have the disease that he doesn't know about yet while others have been saved through treatment. Campana has been doing research on the disease for approximately 20 years. He said he had "kind of Cabinet adopted on-campus elms as an member William Lomas defended the UMO Lacrosse club, saying the group had -rut outdoor research laboratory" with their own throat- in putting in an eflOrt to take care of their debt of 52.100. (photo by Donna Sotomayorl the "excellent cooperation" of the grounds and services department. In the past 20 years, Campana Student estimated he has been provided with senate meeting approximately $200,000 for research on the disease. Most of this money has come from federal and state sparks heavy criticism grants, in addition to some money from private sources. by Stephen Olver half ago. the senate sent two questions to "Who pays what is not terribly Staff writer referendum, dealing with a possible important." said Campana. "The olympic boycott and draft registration. important thing is the tremendous Tuesday night's student senate defeat of "However, when it comes to an issue amount of information we've gotten a proposal which would have allowed the that is of vital importance right here on out of the trees." He said numerous The fate of UM0's elm trees has becomi student body to decide the issue of campus, the senate feels it's unimpor- papers and theses have been written more a question ofaesthetics than survival Panhellenic representation on the cabinet tant." he said. from information gathered in re- (photo by Donna Sotontayorl has received wide-spread criticism. Bucherati also commented that admini- search on the trees. "Most senators made totally irrational strators. Thomas Aceto, Dwight Rideout Campana said while he did elms. arguments and voted only on their and Prof. Paul Camp. all present at the recognize the inevitability of the "Last fall. we (Campana and emotions." Student Government President meeting, probably left with a negative elms removal, it does "throw a Swasey) came to the conclusion that David Spellman said Wednesday. "It's feeling about the senate. monkey wrench" into his research. many of the elms could be kept by a unfortunate and really bothers me the way "It will be a long while before the senate However, Campana said he was little judicious pruning." Campana the senate acted." gains respect in the eyes of the admini- one of those who urged the univer- said. Former Student Government Vice Pres- stration." he said. sity to underplant the elms with Campana. 61. said he has a ident Steve Bucherati also criticized the Panhellenic Council President Lauren another kind of tree. He said at the "feeling" that once he retires. the senate vote. Hendrickson echoed Bucherati's feelings. time, there hadn't been enough Dutch Elm Disease program on "I was embarrassed and disgusted." "I feel very had about the defeat mostly research to know whether or not the campus will end because there is no Bucherati said. '•1 used to be tremendously because, as a student. I felt like I was trees could be saved. economic need for the elm and the proud of the student senate, but right now slapped in the face,- Henderson said. The ash trees on the mall were university is not likely to get another I'm glad to be out of it." She called it another example of the planted in 1973 and recently have forest pathologist who is preoccupied Bucherati noted that only a month \...sLarted and a (see PANNELL page if being overshadowed by the with elms. 2 local Maine Campus • Thursday. April 3. 1980 UMusicalgroup gives driving performance t) Brian I- ark band" era tunes, some jazz, some blues. Statt s rtter and even some "Ease on 'lova n the Road" funk-rock that had everyone tapping and clapping and nodding their heads in Here's a new definition for Webster's approval. dictionary. 20th Century Music Ensemble: Rounding out the program were vocals a UMO musical group that combines talent by Cathy Cyr and Judy Labbe, who both and drive to produce toe-tapping. hand excelled. Labbe's powerful voice compli clapping swing. wailing blues, and funky mented Stratton's arrangements of "Nine rock music, making it all look like fun. Times Up- and "Summertime." Espec- Under the direction of Don Stratton and ially good was Cyr's. own beautifully Associate Director Bill Picher, the en- flowing arrangement of the Loggins- semble "wowed" a receptive audience at Messina song, "The House at Pooh Hauck Auditorium Tuesday night with a Corner," which received an enthusiastic round of avvlause. In addition to Stratton's songs. compo- sitions from local songwriters Bill McCarthy. John Norton, and Frank Picher Review were woven into the program.

The evening certainly ended with a bang. The last scheduled song was lively program that featured the musical Stratton's "UMO Blues," a tune that has a %orks of Gershwin. Kenton, and Don Stratton. beat not unlike "The Stripper.- That only Ji made the audience hungry for more as they stra The real stars of the show, however. demanded an encore. And what an encore Dist were the musicians themselves. Several they got. A driving rendition of "Mr. C's outstanding talents were spotlighted Boogie,- a tune borrowed from the throughout the evening. Especially well Tonight Show's musical library'. was a received were solos by Stratton and Picher perfect choice. As Don Sratton strutted on trumpet. Al Bernardo on sax, Steve around the stage wailing away on his Soucy on trombone. Tom White on guitar. trumpet. one could sense the satisfaction Don Holder on bass. and Donna Langdon he was getting from the golden music his on drums. Perhaps the most impressive ensemble put forth that evening. Almost talent of the evening was Bev Bellai. whose before the song vvas over, the audience was fluid clarinet solos in Artie Shaw's on its feet, cheering and confirming You know it's spring when "Concerto for that its warm enough to begin dancing. by Clarinet" earned her a well Stratton and alias Woody the Tree. Just ask John Kilby. deserved everyone at UMO do indeed who dons branches in the pleasant standing ovation. have something causes. Last )Tar. weather in support of various to be really proud of: 20th Kilby ran for student government The program featured several "big Sotomayorl president. [photo by Donna Century Music Ensemble. A desii class ium CAMPUS Disti Jol "The John Carpenter CRIER prom couldn't at Pr Classifieds bornt Marine avail Biology dem( and Law. prolil Ph Amei militi His counselor busir could have helped. If he'd only asked. You see. that's what are for. counselors They can help you Fu l plan your career before M)—solid copper bracelet k you graduate. Which is front of precisely the topic of our Rogers Hall. Has distinctive next issue of "Insider"—the free supplement markings. To identify and claim call college to your newspaper from Ford. Chris. 218 Aroostook Hall. 581-7361 We'll tell you how counselors can help mystery take the Wanted: out of planning a successful Assistant Treasurer for career. By SEA. figuring out what you're for 198081. Salaried posi- best suited for ... and then tion. helping you go Applications available in SEA. after it. Success doesn't be a big have to office & are due April 8. Phone 7929. secret—if you plan it right. And while you're checking out the next issue of Retired couple desires sma", furn- "Insider," be sure to check out Ford's exciting ished apartment for summer lineup for 1980. They've got some great ideas for months. Prefer Brewer area. Please getting you wherever you're going, in style send details to: Robert Small "lnsider"-Ford's continuing series of 1957 Wilmington Ct. college newspaper Orlando, supp4nvents Is coining Fla. 32817 next week.Look for it. HELP WANTED. Address and Stuff envelopes at home. $800 possible per month. Any age or location. See ad FORD under Business Opportunities. Triple -S." FORD DIVIS:ON BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Ad- dress and stuff envelopes at home 1800 per month possible. Offer. details, send SI (refundable) to Triple '5," 869-L5 Juniper 4 Pinon Hills, CA. 92372.

The word is ALBUMS this Easter, not EGGS. Maine Campus • Thursday. April 3. 1980 local 3 •Panhell

[continuedfrom page 11 senate not giving the student body enough considered credit. their constituents, it would have gone to referendum." "Our only choice now is to get enough Knight said she felt the major problem signatures to force a student referendum was that the senate feels they and we're seriously considering have a great that." deal of power, and not Hendrickson said. the students. "We were there Student Senator for a very serious Kathy Knight of Colvin reason, but Hall called most of the time, the senate the defeat a result of "personal was in prejudice." total chaos,•" she said. "I'm very disappointed." "The senators just voted the way they "It was really bad," Hendrickson added wanted to,.. she said. "If they had couldn t believe what a zoo that was.' GET IN SHAPE!!! It's Spring and the specialists at the ATHLETIC ATTIC want to get you off on the right foot. WE FEATURE— NIKE - ADIDAS - PUMA John Aristotle Phillips. a highly regarded expert on American energy strategic military policy policy and BROOKS - SAUCONY - TIGER - ETONIC will speak tonight in Hauck at 8.00 p.m. Distinguished Lecture as part of the .0 Series. AND NEW BALANCE What ever our game, we have the right shoes DLS hosts A-bomb kid: for your feet: Author,inventor, leader AT THE If ith This .4D Gail Clough John Kilbv. by across the country. Phillips has also Offer good thru BANGOR MALL Staff writer 947-6880 rt of various appeared on several talk shows, including April 12, 1980 ) by Donna Phil Donahue. Mike Douglas. A Princeton Good "Athletic Attic has University graduate who Morning America. and Today. America designed an atomic Running to its Doors" bomb for a physics He has been featured on the cover of class will speak tonight in Hauck Auditor- Parade Magazine. in Time and Newsweek. ium at 8:00. The speech is part of UMO's and has written for Esquire. Distinguished Lecture Science 4.+++++** Series. Digest, Omni, and The Nation. Phillips graduated from North Haven John Aristotle Phillips. also known as High School in North Haven. Conn. in "The A-Bomb Kid," earned international 1973. He studied at the University of prominence in 1976. while he was a student California at Berkeley before attending at Princeton. Phillips designed an atomic Princeton. Phillips graduated from bomb using information from publicly Princeton with a B.S. degree in Aero-space available documents. His purpose was to and Mechanical Engineering in 1978. demonstrate the dangers of nuclear A year ago Phillips became president of proliferation and nuclear energy. the Connecticut Consumer Association. Phillips is a highly regarded expert on He is also president of Aristotle. Inc.. a American energy policy and strategic company he founded to develop and military policy. He has spoken before market innovative micro-processor-based business. political, and university groups health and consumer products.

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" ..and you shall love the Lord your God w oh all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength... he great commandment. Chapter 12. y erse It implies that there are four different influences that effect any person's behay ior. It also implies that these influences must be kept in balance in some manner. In this case by subordinating them to some outside influence. God. By implying a need for balance, it also implies the possibility of imbalance. I believe that to he true. I believe that in our society today there is a grave Bi Imbalance between those four factors. heart, soul, mind and body . Take the heart for example. In modern To thi myth. it is used as the symbol for our emotional side. Presently the only 'way. of I we life* that is attempting to give the to Stu emotional side of life consideration is that new es way of life portrayed by the Granola Firs people. the Clam•Shellers. What thy% challe seem to say is that only what we frel ts assum right. They suppress the other sides. have Take the soul, the spiritual side. In case adhere ha% en't noticed, there has been a back a Thr•P 2' ring politics stead% increase in the growth of Evan- Joel wheal and Pentacostal Christian groups. "Plan, not to mention quasi-christian organi- his fir! zations such as the Moonies. This is most circle! The student senators are developing apparent in the popularity a these women would ask Brodeur to of such TN' Strang serious flaw. They vote programs as the PTL are taking themselves against them having representation. Club. Unfortunately previo too seriously, making this is resulting in a suppression Richie themselves more But he didn't of the important take that into account. mind, something that I feel is incombatable differe than they really are. And in TI,Nes he, doing a cabinet member, think the with true Christianity. but nesertheless mingly so, they are coming off looking like table clowns. would be too crowded with another true in this case. his bat chair. lake the mind. the intellect. The present poratei The senate has been voicing opinions on He isn't alone in his shortsightedness. dominant as of thought in this country is ds bril a variety of subjects recently. They make what can be called The senate themselves went against the 'liberal ethos.' The very d resolutions saying what the students the belief that all the answers recommendation of the committee are there to be style. want. Sometimes they ask the students. they found. if we only ask the right questions. this-vei set up to report on the issue Sometimes they don't. by downing This belief, or method if you will, distrusts album the vote. What is the point of studying emotions, When they were trying to decide the the distrusts spirituality. because suits n question at all if you don't listen? they cannot vital UMO issue of whether the United be questioned; they can only Manilc The cabinet isn't a club. be experienced. They cannot 20. States should participate in the Moscow be seen; they Summer By denying a seat to the Panhellenic can only be felt. Olympics or what our position on Take Council they were telling 600 women strength. the physical side of us. the draft was, they added they the some referenda didn't need to be represented. body. It is harder to locate any one way. questions to the student government of !brought or as of life that emphasizes Si: Common logic follows, folks, election ballots. that if this but it is perhaps the most evident sororities shouldn't be in Tuesday night, they showed represented, our society. Our emphasis on the 'good To the students neither should fraternities, and several of UMO's administrators thereby time. The overwhelming need that mans. Dear that eliminating another of us they were not all seriousness. 1,000 students from seem to hay e for the physical being represented. enjoyments Youi By a vote of 21 Keep the trend going over the intellectual, emotional to 12, one vote short of and or spiritual. bombardment week the you've soon eliminated off-campus The in the two-thirds needed to pass the media, that emphasizes reinfot students. Dorms would be the how 'sexy' this or ministt question, the senate decided the next to be that product is. 'Use denied representation. Old Spice and you'll touch Panhellenic Council should not have not one, but two girl-friends be a Where would that compe member of the leave the cabinet and (playmates?) before the end of this cabinet. They denied the the senate? fairs. students the commercial.' chance to make the decision. Right, six-cla) Apparently empty. There is a real need in our society to try this was not as big an issue and think t to Not every group deserves balance these factors. the senate as the Moscow Olympics is. Too just w representation. But this one did. much emotion, and you get violence One of the senators who voted no on the and war. and go Lost in two farcical votes question was Roger Brodeur. Brodeur and an hour Too much spirituality One and a half of rigamorale, and OU have an represents Balentine, Colving the true issue inability 10 deal w ith the drinkii and became clouded world, and you Estabrooke Halls. At and lost. perhaps a certain intolerance. ml least thats what his It should the title says. have been left up to the Too much intellect. and You find yourself pr, students to decide who an empty shell can c It doesn't seem that he took deserves to be on with all the right answers into the cabinet. Instead but no teason for those answers. inevita account the viewpoints it was never let off the An empty of the 30 or more ground. shell that can only You sorority be filled by feeling women living in Balentine. As rather than thinking. throat! Barnum and Bailey would say. Neither did he consult the sorority women "It's Too much emphasis on the physleal. And point. time to take the makeup off, guys." of Colvin. It's hard to believe these you just might find yourself without any a colici women of Colvin. It's hard to believe purpose for life. With answers or reasons Balance. the Golden Mean, that is the only was to have a meaningful life

The Universi ofillaine at Orono's student aine 0 news'a •er since 1875 1ditor am us Timm v I /h4 campus is puhlivhed SC011( Olt daily at Managing Editor. l ',it il I. 114'( the t ni.ersiiy of Maine at Orono Dale McCiarrigle Stakk Mike I cos rN Siese Diver I ditorial and business offices are located Advertising Managers t'artonselats aff Sine Mit 'sirs% at Suite "A 1 ord Hall. 'real Kathy Editors Kevin Adams Shaun I tkcr UM°.Orono. Business Manager Carney Gail Clough %lame. 04469. telephone(207) Sands Cindy Eves 581-7531 Ann Roden.k Rayne% Paul Fillmore -1 homas Mark Ingraham Advertising and subst ription rates lit. Nikon Jared Smith available upon Prostretion Manager. Julia Frey I requevt Printed at The I lid I ovan Susan Day k Photo Assistants Dave Pellegrim Elltworth init./lion, Ellsworth. Carol 'chard Ohre Ma ne. um Mc( loskek Seuriclers ',theorist Call Brooks Joel Ranger mom Photo Editese Page Editor A ikhrkir k I aura Proud Bill Mason Bruce Wades Jason Centrella ( up Don Power% %ports Editor. City y Editors FANO% Bobbi Donna Soioniak•• Mary Ellen (,art en George - Jo Amos , Burdick I aura Proud Ad'eflishilt Representatives Margie Crory Maine Campus • Thursday, April ? ' opinion5 Fie EQUAL TIME Irresponsibility charged file To the Editor: fraternity brothers are of their houses sour God The daily Maine Campus and all are willing to uphold its pride welcomes This is in reply to the irresponsible our soul. letters to the editor. Please keep irregardless of who is causing the I all them journalism in the Tuesday edition of your brief and type them -- the trouble. spaced. Maine Campus. I am referring to We may have to edit letters Mike You say the brothers of Theta Chi tpter for Lowry's editorial entitled "Ac- 12. space. clarity, taste, style. ting and Sigma Phi Epsilon are irrespon- accuracy or Like Children." First off. where sible libel. did Lowry children for what occured. yet the different Send them to get his facts from? He left Maine us at Suite 7A, Lord out quite Campus prints pictures of graf- person's Hall. UMO. a bit of information which fiti Orono, Maine 04469. surrounds with anti-war slogans in the paper. Please include the incident. Secondly. I see the signature, phone when did Campus condones graffiti on LA.-% must number and God turn over his power of public address. Names with- judgement buildings these days. Or is it you r. In this held in special solely to you, Mr. Lowry? people circumstances. It is just wait for the opportunity to to some obvious from the tone of the print editorial inaccurate stories about those that Mr. Lowry does not terrible believe men in fraternities? it also individuals should stand up for themselves. It so happens that the Respectfully' yours. brothers of Theta Chi are .e that in very proud Donald S. Murray Billy of their house. as I am sure grase Joel for every mood all other Brother, Theta Chi Fraternity factors. To the Editor: modern As for your for attacks on "Glass our Houses"-you want •way I would like this opportunity symbolism? Try of to reply breaking the standard Lowry's accuracy :ise to Susan Day's review of set by a attacked the Billy Joel's ferocious and competitive n is that newest album. "Glass Houses." record in- dustry. When they want Granola First of all Susan. I would one thing. give like to them what you want, To the Editor: tat tht s challenge your rather unfounded even if it's a did, he's probably saving satiric version of what it for his L• feel is assumption that all singers/songwriters they expect. If award-winning novel. Billy Joel is in the glass house of recor- In reference to Mike ides. have a standard image that should be Lowry's I'm not condoning actions during ding fame (recording mind you, no editorial April I. his journalistic . In case adhered to. If you would :arc TV ideals this event. Every Theta Chi snd Sig Ep to go specials with Lonnie Anderson. and practices are certainly been a back and play your stack of worn no an April's brother involved realizes it was stupid Billy movies) he is certainly throwing Fool. When I was enrolled if Evan Joel albums, you may remember stones. in JR 31 a and agreed to settle differences in a few years back, we were groups. "Piano Man." his third album. told to be sure mature manner. The thing that irks "The "Sometimes a Fantasy" is not "punk" to check all the the organi- his first to bring him "fame" sources close lo the hell out of me is this irresponsible in music as you so slanderously refer to it. but story, to make sure is most circles. His next album. a all the 'acts are journalism. "The parody of it. Perhaps you didn't catch correct and that all ,uch TV Stranger" was totally unsimilar the facts are in- I think Mr. Lowry should either to the the distinctive 50s rythmic cluded. Did Lowry follow •tunately previous one-no more banjo. substitute such stick to writing articles about winning background. At worst, its merely an in- procedures? 1 of the Richie Cannata. "52nd Street" is stuffed pandas for his girlfriend, or very tegration of the two most notorious This is just another case of an rtha table different from his others, almost eager start to act and write in a professional alar- rock sounds in history-50s and new journalist foaming at the .rtheless mingly so at first, as he mouth to manner. It is obvious by Mr. Lowry's implemented wave. write his story before he gathers his band even more often. in all talents that a newspaper job in a big and incor- the facts from all the individuals present porated impressive studio in- city awaits him—as a copy boy. bands soun- As for your petty attack on his Fren- volved. Did he ask any Theta ountry is ds brilliantly. "Glass Chi or Houses" is also ch. being a four-year French student Sig Ep brothers what happened? irs.• The very different. What Did Respectfully yours. I call his real with French relatives. I found his ac- he bother to see if any other instances re to be style. his true attribute as cent Dave Caron an artist is most impressive. I thought it was a occurred which led to this event? If he estions. this-versatility. I can brag a Billy Joel very beautiful and different effect. Theta Chi list rusts album to fit my every mood, which because suits me much better than 20 Barry 4 Ilan Lobozzo an only Manilow songs that sound like the last Sincerely. To your health .!ri; they 20. Dianne McLaughlin of us. me way Sunburn season ,hasizes Six-day week opposed dent in "Cabin 'good To the Editor: fever" is history. We and headaches. Woods said. this can t many classes all day (I bet you didn't know loosen our winter coats and will be the result of stress as the Dear, dear. dear. Mr. McCarthy. breath ,hysical that). and at the end of the day a little a little. Maybe do some countdown to May 16 gets un- Your proposal running totional for a six-day school rest is usually needed to recuperate outdoors—catch that derway. week has elusive in the absolutely confirmed and from a series of lectures. Many studen- sun. During the same period red reinforced my this or 'oelief that the ad- ts, including myself. must work every "Students in the winter months and peeling faces will doubtlessly ministration of this campus is out of night just to pay the bills and this are restless depressed." said Dr. appear at the reception desk at I you'll touch Friends with the student body and in- leaves very little studying time during Woods. Director of Cutler Cutler asking for a cure for sun- competent Health I this in managing campus af- the week day. Much of my studying is Center. "Now they're burn. "There is no cure." Woods fairs. Did you ever really think what a done on weekends which makes it very restless excited." said. The prevention is six-day to try week would mean? If you convenient for me to stay on top of Whats "going around" during moderation. "Cold packs to ease think the alcohol problem is 'oad now. things. A six-day week would com- the spring? the distress will help." he said. Just °knee wait until this proposal is passed pletely destroy any hope of staying Flu is on the decline. Woods "But don't put on every ointment and goes into effect next semester. caught up and there is just no way I said. Viral sore throat and strep in your friend's medicine One of the most throat are on the Vie an popular excuses for could survive that kind of situation. incline. Tem- cabinet." , and drinking is to relieve pressure. Believe I think you'll find. Mr. McCarthy. perature changes make people By the way. All those people you susceptible me. a six-day week will so intensify that most students won't stand for this to infection. That's a who didn't go to Florida or Ber- the good iurself pressure on this campus that one kind of incompetence. As far as I'm point. Maybe stripping muda over spring break can take can conclude down to shorts and 11%ers that drinking will concerned, you're reaching for my T-shirts isn't some vindictive pleasure in lear- inevitably the best empty increase. jugular. and I won't stay to let you cut idea when the mercury ning that the health center has soars above 40. eeling Your decision is going to cut the it. I will transfer. This isn't a threat. already had students come in suf- throats of everyone. To illistrate this it's a promise! Between now and finals people fering from sunburn contracted will be in with . And point, let me present the typical day of Roger Bondeson nervous stomachs during migrations south. a it any college student Most students attend 416 Aroostook Hall isons. is the life. TI-1ANKS! 0 BUT ITS Nor my BIRTHDAY! er raham o//o *rim rr Jes A . wir Maine Campus • Thursday. April?. 1980 Senators feel rushed, question role of Ma. in Land Claims case OUT fe FtalC. l`2.— FAIN) "The- ,--- AO ((CO cArne woiciPG- AUGUSTA--It appears that quick Ntrifii KI.0TZ•r Arrek -NA--r ) approval of the Indian Land Claims to- You ovek Nora)... 0.4 Ft-Kt,— settlement proposal by the Maine ,-----;- the Legislature may be doomed. __ tab Only cii'fr--- '-'--\ five of the majority , that Republicans who control the Senate voted in favor of accepting the dub proposal today at their caucus before mor the full senate convened. play Republican leaders had earlier own predicted that the 300.000 acre set- r_eove, talko tlement would be approved. cc -rHaee.„ coit,kruaricio 0 But c7ADolv..r Assistant Senate Majority twkiwrin-ce ove.k or)'lc)* Fk PAW play Leader Richard Pierce of Waterville Youk wow,or /1-e ti5077166 Thy7 doul said yesterday senators felt rushed. 1. toiN I Sox The Legislature agreed to meet for worl two days this week to consider the Bra' proposal. said But today. Senator Samuel Collins. out. cochairman of the special committee Niel that approved the package. found him- .100r self answering the same questions in lend the caucus that came up at Tuesday's ciall committee meeting. 480 TIN %moo mood Olinrour For example. Senator Roland Sutton ,....enor o A TA.= Smicall of South Paris asked why the Indians were not suing Massachusetts instead of Maine. because their land was allegedly taken when Maine was part of Massachusetts. before 1820. Drs. Howard Deutsch and Leon According to Zalkow. Collins responded that Maine Zalkow the testing on automobile accident in Skowhegan last said the extract has beer. rabbits will continue for about relieved Massachusetts of those shown to dramatically a year. September. Timothy Washburn. 19. responsibilities lower pressure Then screening will be done with of Skowhegan. when Maine became a inside the eyes of rabbits. entered his pleas state. Glaucoma primates, and if that's successful. the Tuesday in raises intraocular pressure same Superior Court in The in the will be done with humans. Skowhegan. full Senate began debating the human eye and impairs vision. He was sentenced to five measure About 17 states. including Georgia. years in at 11:30 yesterday morning. Zalkow said the extract the Maine Correctional Cen- does not have legalized the therapeutic use of ter. contain THC. the active with all but two years and 10 mon- substance in marijuana for some patients suffering ths suspended. marijuana that causes high. Trains the tracks, a from cancer and glaucoma. Washburn Zalkow said that while was the driver of a car in the extract which must be tested on primates two passengers. Michael bus, subway workers and Merrow humans, current tests indicate of Skowhegan and Shawn it works Dostie twice as well in lowering intraocular Youth admits his of East Haven. Connecticut. continue negotiations guilt both 18. were pressure in rabbits as does marijuana killed last Sept. IS when the car left the road NEW YORK—The with THC. and turned over. strike against the in two death accounts Prosecutors said country's Further tests still must be made to they were prepared largest commuter railroad is to offer proof •Cr. over--quite determine if the extract has other side showing that Washburn unexpectedly. was operating ; However, effects. But Zalkow said under the influence of the separate strike against all other SKOWHEGAN—A young man alcohol New drugs on the market now at the time. York City's bus and subway hase "un- pleaded guilty to two counts of man- system continues. deniably serious side effects." slaughter stemming from a fatal WM =I Ell IN IMI Union officials for the trackmen In MB striking the Long Island Railroad made the surprise announcement yesterday that their members would return to work that afternoon. A spokesman for the metropolitan transportation authority said trains 120.00 OFF probably will be running again today. New Spring Arrivals! The trackmen walked off the job For the FORMAL or the Tuesday morning--several hours after INFORMAL Some of the finest names in New York City's bus and subway t •rices ou can afford its workers went out on strike Menswear 2 and 3 piece suits Fiberglass in Maine's Regularly priced from '110 to '220 transportation building That right 12 Main St. Vearie Village 20.00 off with this ad. tied to health problems Tel. 942-8111 Don't delay! Hurry in today! where you get more for your Located in AUGUSTA--The Maine State Em- flower doll. r the Bangor Mall ployees' Association has demanded that all fiberglass ductwork be replaced AT A FORMAL in the state's transportation depar- tment building. YOU WILL NEED Recent tests have shown that there - AN ELOQUENT was evidence of fiberglass particles in w Spring is the air in the building's offices. SELECTION Of And Harry Starbranch. lawyer for ^zw. the the state employees, said the fiberglass FINE CIGARS time in the building's insulation and ven- AND PIP[ 46 Main St.chart tilation system must be removed. for He said there may be a link between TOBACCOS Orono the fiberglass and all the health VISIT ALLEN AT FORMALS problems being experienced by many of the building's 6(X)employees. THE TINDER BOX'S And M.A. Clarke is Governor Joseph Brennan ordered if an investigation of the building's air. PRIVATE 111.N.41w11- ready with its HUMIDORF FOR weekly New 'marijuana tea' PERSONAL corsage ADVICE vit specials" could cure glaucoma Featuring thi,, week: CYMBIDIUM ORCHID CORSAGES ATLANTA--Two Georgia I eLli ONLY $4.75 (regularly 6.50) researchers say a "marijuana tea." or BANGOR MALL water extract. may be useful in treating 10-9 Week & Sat. 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The Major Leaguers who put down The bat Tuesday began picking up the trimmed their may come as no consolation to Sox Network throughout Nev. the Major tab Wednesday. It's only coincidental League training roster to 27 Stapleton. but Manager Don Zimmer England. Station President Joe Scallan players that tab is bat spelled backwards. Wednesday by sending nine says it was a."very tough" decision to says Montgomery will be groomed to With all expenses cut off by their rookies to the minor leagues. Headed send him down. become a play-by-play announcer. back clubs after the announcement that no for the farm are pitchers John The cuts left the Sox with ten pit- Tudor. more exhibition games would be Win Remmerswaal. Joel Finch chers. three , ten infielders and and played. the players had to pay their Keith Macwhorter... Dave four outfielders. The infielders include Schmidt.. infielder Carl own way. Some just milled around and Dave Stapleton and Yastrezemski. who also is talked of going home. outfielders Garry Hancock. Sam available to play the outfield. Brown and Reid Nichols. Sports laugh Others. like the San Diego Padre Also retur- Veteran Red Sox catcher Bob Mon- ned to the minors were players in Yuma. Arizona began young catchers togomery apparently has had to end Roger Lafrancois his doubling up in rooms. The Boston Red and John Lickert. career because of arm trouble. But John Lowenstein of the Baltimore who have been Sox in Winter Haven. Florida even helping out the parent he'll be starting a new line of work Orioles stays abreast of the news. On club. Two worked out voluntarily. The Atlanta more players will have to go soon. Montgomery was named the eve of a trip by the Orioles to to as a Braves. in West Palm Beach. Florida. reach the regular season ioster limit sports announcer for Nicaragua. he said. "If they have an of 25. Boston Radio said they also would continue to work Station WITS, the flagship for the Red embassy party for us. I'm not going." Stapleton International out. Their player representative. Phil was the Niekro. said they would double up in League's Most Valuable Player at rooms and those with money would Pawtucket last year. and had been having a great spring. lend some to those who were finan- He was one of cially strapped. the top hitters in camp with a .486 bat- COME ting average in 14 exhibition games. It , If you play Swimmers shatter nine marks violin, viola, or - ,,_ cowhegan last Nine school records were set (Caribou), and senior captain ello; I'll pay you 'ashburn. 19. during the 1970-80 campaign that Eileen Sherlock (Pawtucket. d his pleas culmii ated in a third straight R.I.). established a new 200 yard $5.00 to N t Court in New England Swimming and prove it. tenced to five Diving Championship for the freestyle relay record. Kurt set a ectional Cen- UMO women's swimming team. new mark for the 1650-yard Call me _ and I 0 mon- freestyle. and junior Beth Carone for an a (Marblehead, According to updated records Mass.) swam to a 200 appointment and come er of a car in released Wednesday by Coach new mark in the -yard s. Michael Jeff Wren. sophomore Cary backstroke. and Shawn talk with me. Bryden (Bristol. Vt.). set new Diver Tricia Redden. a junior Connecticut. standards in the 50 and 11/0-yard from West Hartford. Conn.. set Don Stratton ;ept. 15 when freestyle events, and along with. during the uned over. three diving records School of Performing Arts campaign. while senior diver Pat- , ,ere prepared Ward set a new mark in the Division of Music at Washburn senior Nancy Kurt (Charlotte. ti fourth dk ing event influence of Vt.). freshman Dei)or a I r 581-7514 L._ AIN'T NO STOPPIN'US NOW!! (s. or t'4, 6 + at LUNA BASE 'P ,c) lx/f ,o-, SUitt Thanks to your support, I to $220 s ad. "We now cater to UMO students,2 nights a week!" today! r Moll ,---

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