Connecticut Summer Campus Published by the Connecticut Daly Campus Thursday, July 8, 1962

Jill Gibb eryoys the swirling waters at Diards Pool Jack Wilson photo Commentary Connecticut Summer Campus The selling of the ERA Published by the Connecticut Daily CampuM BY THIS TIME, THE IMPLICATIONS ch. The two, rather than being confident Editor In Chief Jeff Denny of the Equal Rights Amendment's interpreters of the polarity of the issue, Business Manager Euan Roklen failure to be ratified has hit home. were only strident celebrities heavy with Office Manager Lois McLean The amendment, stated broadly, would the weight of their opinions. The two Production Staff Diane Speigel have made it illegal to discriminate against representatives of the so-called "op- Sue Kirwln anyone on the basis of sex. Now it is still posing" viewpoints ended up sparring with legal. The ratification would have allowed semantics and statistics rather thad the U.S. Supreme Court to pass sweeping discussing the ERA and enlightening the judgements upon a society that hasn't audiences with the philosophies of their New student loans always been able to pride itself with being, positions. Arguments about gays teaching as the Constitution guarantees, one which grade school children, women slogging may remedy View federalism' offers equality under the law. The Supreme through foxholes on the war front, and Court, as before, is almost powerless to en- abortion may have given the debate spice, force equality of the sexes. but offered the Storrs community nothing to BECAUSE OF THE CUTBACKS IN STUDENT In a way, the fight that has ensued for sink its teeth into. The debate was nothing financial aid proposed by the federal government's the last couple of years over the ERA has more than tart fluff. 1982/83 budget, many students will find them- been one which mirrors the was the modern selves in a situation where their computed need ex- American political system works. The issue THIS SEEMS TO BE THE LATEST ceeds their ability to pay. Students who are neither poor was presented to the public as clearly two- wrinkle in American politics: the nor rich enough to get help with their tuition and fees may sided; the two sides were presented, Circus Syndrome. HURRY, be deprived of a college education only because of their however, hysterically and dogmatically. HURRY. STEP right up and see YOUR, yes unique financial situation. One righteously carried the banner of YOUR constitutional rights in the center With this in mind, and a heavy dose of foresight and sen- freedom, the other warmed itself under the tent balancing DANGEROUSLY on the high sitivity, UConn has proposed a safety net for those students torch of morality. Freedom vs. Morality. wire of PUBLIC OPINION. See truth- who have had the federal rug pulled from under them. Simplistic, sophomoric, superficial. It was defying legislators and lobbyists perform Calling it the "loan of last resort," UConn plans to set up the fight that caused the failure; the com- rhetorical stunts with enough hot air to and maintain a three million dollar student loan program. plexity of the issue of legally enforced social leave you BREATHLESS. Authorized by the state legislature, the money to be lent conduct was lost in a flurry of hype. And along with the showmanship comes will be raised through the selling of tax-exempt bonds on Last November, Phyllis Schlafly and the simplicity. The simpler the act, the the open market. The bonds will be set up much the same Sarah Weddington "appeared at the slighter the hand, the more successful the as would be for the building of roads and the financing of University of Connecticut's Harriet S. act. We've seen it with school prayer, abor- other long-term state service ventures. Since students will Jorgensen Auditorium to stage a debate tion, the nuclear arms race and other issues pay back the loans, thus replenishing the funds, the bond over the ERA. The word "stage" is impor- balancing freedom and morality. Either issue will be a perpetual one; as the bonds mature they will tant here, for the debate was touted as you're with Jerry Falwell or Jane Fonda. In be "rolled over" and more loans will be available. would be a world heavyweight boxing mat- see Commentary, next page Since the bonds will be sold on the open market, the student loan interest rates will be tied to the caprices of the prime interest rate, but will always fall behind a few points because the bonds will be tax-free to investors. If the bonds were to be sold and the loans processed today, the in- terest rate would be around 10 percent. Although this rate is higher than that of federal student loans, and could con- ceivable go much higher, students will not have to worry whether of not they can continue their college education every time a federal budget is being bandied about. UConn's proposed program is a fine example of what a state, writhing under the strains of "new federalism," can do to guarantee a college education to those caught in the middle-class bind. Connecticut, being the first to approve such a program, is indeed setting an example for states in a similiar situation. Arthur Gillis, UConn's director of budget and finance, proudly adds that "it's the only state in the country that's doing something for higher education."

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The Summer Campus is published twice monthly by the Connecticut Daily Campus. Letters and inquiries U>0K&W5,J» may be addressed to the Editor, Box (J-189. gQ»AtM< ANP LgT TH^ OTTlg 6APt£S COOK 0^ FDRTHgMSgtVgS f Summer shorts» ■-—■——-—--—----——--— by Jeff Denny Blaine Charles David Earl We've been picking on this kid The once and future Frederick Gerald Irvin John Ken- long enough, so it's high time we neth Lloyd Martin Nero...the forget him until he gets someone Good King Whatshisname name goes on for at least a pregnant or falls off his horse. It's paragraph, according to the easy to see why the British keep POOR BILL. HE HAS HAD Daily Campus staffer suggested Guiness Book of World Records. alive the royal tradition—it is a so little privacy. The sub- the name "Bubba," for there has Probably because *he bank won't ready source of amusement and ject of many a tanker'd never in recorded history been a print his checks he calls himself controversy, and good press on discussion, many of the new born King Bubba. The name sounds Wolfe 585 Sr. Consider, too, the slow news days. The royalty, as Prince's subjects-to-be have kingly—quietly authoritarian but plight of- a number of Belgians celebrities, never fade out of the wagered hard-earned wages over potentially tough. He could even named, simply, "O." Must be limelight after they stop putting whether he was to be a he or a she, play linebacker. embarrass ing to be paged in an out good albums or start making when he was to be born, and even The young William was given airport. bad movies. They are never what he was to be christened. four names. He's lucky that none There seems to have been a defeated in national elections; Yes, a baby born into royalty is of them were too long, and all are minor scandal within the their name is never smeared a baby who will never have the easy to spell. Since his name was Buckingham Palace after because they are elected. privilege of obscurity, and one the subject of so much controver- William's birth. An employee Ask the average citizen of the who must fulfill a destinied life of sy, his proud parents—Charley supposedly used his insider's ad- United States if he or she thinks countless events of pageantry, and Diana (nice John Updikian vantage to place a bet with his we should have a king and a pompous ceremony, ceremoneous names)—could have wreaked bookie that the Royal Baby would queen, and the response will counts and dignified "fun." havoc on historians in times to be named as he was. The bookies probably be negative. Whenever Breaking wind in public even come and changed the course of were paying 16 to 1 on this wager, someone here starts behaving breaks the headlines. British history all at once. Since for the name "William" seemed kingly or queenly, they are quickly At least he now has a name. For William will probably become unlikely. So too, the name Bubba, disposed of. Phyllis Shlafly should a couple of days after his birth, King of England, and thus become which was probably playing at keep this in mind. Former rumours (not rumors) flew regar- the 42nd since the Norman least 20 to I* The gambler cleans Secretary of State Haig, although ding what was to be the baby's Conquest in 1066, his parents had up and the baby is born into a a candidate for royalty, would name. James, George, Edward to,be careful. legacy of misdemeanors and have made a lousy example, and Charles were the favorites of But parents can be cruel.Con- corruption. How succinctly although "King Alexander" does the crown watching set. A former sider the plight pf one Adolph British. have a nice ring to it. *Commentary ma, Thursday, July 8,1962 Page3 from preceding page modern American politics, there is no mid- Many more women, knowlegeable from Wordless language dle ground. It's easier to react to the ex- their crash courses in politics from the ERA tremes than to think about the real fight, are encouraged to seek public office, meaning. The bold face type stirrs a which hopefully will lift politics out of the yields true meaning populace weaned on television's simple Men's Club atmosphere that pervades truths. many legislative bodies. By Steve Straight And so with the now defunct Equal The keys here are "thought." and Special to the Rights Amendment. However, it's old hat "hope." Summer Campus from now on. for the proponents and Here's the situation: you're writing a novel, and one enemies of the movement will not be able to character says to the other, "You know, mate, I've just sustain the kind of excitement that had THOSE WHO MOST STRIDENTLY heard they've discovered a poison that can kill someone and made it a media event. Now comes the opposed the ratification, not be traced." You don't want the other person to say a full reality of equal rights in American Society. specifically the Stop ERA word. He's not much of a talker and speaks mostly in grunts The ERA movement, below the surface, has organization, should not consider the and mutters. But look at the differences in the following given people food for thought, taught many situation asa victory of their ideology over responses: hunh, oh? and hmmm. What do you choose, and of its supporters the ins .and outs of the another, but as an example of the failure of why? political system, and, after the flurry is a system that allows such profound issues To me there are great differences in the three sounds. over, may sink deeper into the American to be stripped of their complexity, and of The first I think indicates a polite, slightly bored response, psyche. Indeed, the National Organization legislates' failures to see that stripping. nothing you have to worry about as a reader. The second, of Women plans to apply their ever- The ERA is not "dead." as its opponents however, could be a prelude to murder, possibly by the two increasing contributions in the form of are now claiming. Perhaps not that the characters of someone else. The third, especially with three financial help to women (and we hope, issue will leave the circus marquees and go m's, tells me I better pay attention to the guy who said it. men) who want to take their individual back into the minds and consciences of And I'll watch to see if the man giving the information cases of discrimination to civil court. The Americans, where such issues belong, it remembers his mate's reaction when it's time to catch the hope lies here, for recent polls taken show will be considered a reality rather than murderer. that an overwhelming majority of being observed as showbiz. Americans favor equality of the sexes. fa/W/ty Concert info Villanova wins Conrnissioner's trophy Works by Beethoven. Brahms and Cook will be award which recognizes In most cases, however, I find thatwriters are sloppy featured in a concert to be For the second con- overall success in the Big when it comes to sounds. (/ ctors, of course, thrive on such performed by the Hop secutive year Villinova East competition in seven things, with Cary Grant the master of the murmur.) Instead River Chamber Music University has won the Big men's sports. This marks of figuring out exactly how a particular sound should be group on July 15 at the East Conference Com- the third consecutive year in spelled, they use the conventional huh; hmm or, God for- Andover Congregational missioner's Trophy. The which UConn was runner-up bid, ahem . (Ahem is something at the bottom of a dress. Church on Route 6 in An- award is annually presented in the Trophy standings. Try saying ahem, even shouting it. and see if your throat is dover. The concert will be to the school accumulating Seven Big East schools cleared.) repeated July 16 at the the most points based on each captured an individual With a little care, many different inflections can be got- Hartford Seminary Foun- standings in the seven sport championship in 1981- ten from just three or four letters. As I said, hmmm shows dation on Sherman Street championships conducted by 1982: Providence, cross much more interest in something than hmm. But mmm, in Hartford. Both concer- the Conference. country; St. John's, golf. to me, anyway, shows even more. And I think hmmh, which ts will begin at 8:00 p.m. Wildcat athletes ac- Boston College, tennis: is close to hunh, indicates less interest than hmm. I know For more information, cumulated 52 points to out- Syracuse, swimming; Seton that hnnh is different yet, but I couldn't tell you exactly call Carol MacKay at 742- distance the University of Hall, indoor track; Villanova, how. If you throw in question marks, as in hmm?, mmm? 8998. Connecticut (47 Vj points) basketball; Connecticut, and hunh?, you have even more possibilities. and St. John's (43) for the outdoor track. aee"the hmmm," page 8 WWWWWWWWWWWIrWWWWWWWWWW^ Sugar Shack Bake Shop

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by Jeff Denny presence that would warm the heart cost/benefit ratio? What is the dancing the movie allows her to do. of the most hardened capitalist, and project's projected return? From this "Annie" is almost a showcase of her By now, the story of Annie has indeed it has, for the cost of filming point of view, "Annie" must have talents, much like Bob Fosse's "All become familiar to all. The orphan must have touch the wallets of quite a seemed like pure blue-chip. That Jazz," and she gets probably rose from humbling origins in a few Warbucks, and the producers the only sustained camera coverage classic Horatio Alger fashion to spared no cost. The ol' Daddy him- in the film. When she dances, she is become the toast of the upper crust. self could have seen this one coming the scene. The other dancers are She did it with a lot of chutzpah and a without his Wall Street ticker tape, only props, as they flit in and out of little help from someone named but whether or not he would have in- the center of attention like moths Warbucks. vested is questionable. Rumor has caught in an auto's headlight glare. The movie version of her exploits it that the movie will only offer a Except for Reinking's talent, the rose from somewhat less humble return if those who go to see it (and musical numbers are far too busy, too origins, but quickly became a there needs to be quite a few) go see noisy and numbingly cluttered. testimony to good old American it twice or three times. O.k., o.k. Aileen Quinn is capitalism. What helped the screen- Columbia Pictures has been irresistable. She doesn't get lost in play, however, wasn't a heart-of-gold working on this problem for quite a the madness; the madness centers millionaire named Warbucks, but while, and what they have come up around her. This is her movie. The something quite similiar. with is the one of the most shrewd makers of "Annie" want the viewers It was "more bucks." and sustained media blitzes since the But what ever happened to: "Will to be taken, and leapin' lizards, they What could be a more sure-fire Committee to Re-Elect the President. it be a good movie that we will be are taken. She mugs and shrugs and money maker than a larger-than-life From conception to release, the proud of, that will pass the test of sneers at thugs; she's the proverbial screenplay taken from a highly suc- movie has been "news" because, af- time?" bug in a rug. The parallels between cessful Broadway musical? All the ter all, blockbuster movies is what John Huston, the director of "An- her and the young Shirley Temple are hoopla and grandeur that cannot be American is all about. nie," has a reputation for making striking-Annie even tries her feet at contained on the stage can come to Aileen Quinn was chosen for the good movies that pass the test of a little soft-shoe. Her wise eyes and life when transferred to celluloid. lead role out of about 8,000 prospec- time. People will still stand in line malleable expressions make her the "Annie," this summer's biggest ts; her choosing was carefully under movie theatre marquees that most watchable actress in the film, buck movie was conceived with a no- manipulated by Columbia and feature "The Maltese Falcon," "The and although Carol Burnett's slob- lose philosophy. Based on a popular producer Rastar Pictures. Auditions African Queen," "The Asphalt bering wobbling Miss Hannigan is a comic strip that first appeared in took place all over the U.S., in Jungle," and others. His inter- scene-grabber, in a tug-of-war of Canada and in England. A "nation- pretation of Flannery O'Connor's personalities, "Annie" is distinctly wide search" was conducted in much "Wise Blood" was touted as being Annie's movie. the same manner undertaken by the one of the few movies that accurately producers of "Gone With the Wind" transferred the flavor of the literary for Scarlett O'Hara's role. work to the screen. However, it's (By the way, not only curly redheads hard to see Huston's talent through were auditioned; Aileen Quinn sports this fast and furious production. His naturally brown hair.) heralded success with personalities After the film was released, out doesn't seem to come through in this came the stuff-the books, the dolls, film; it hasn't the chance. Each time the toys, the clothing, etc. Where we see start to break through the the marketing will stop, this con- commotion to the core, the scene sumer can only guess. Expect to see shifts, and we lose them. It's almost everything from "Annie" kitchen- as if the ideas for this movie ware to "Annie" automobile ac- multiplied upon themselves and the Albert Finney as Warbucks, Geof- cessories. This is "The Movie of producers didn't have the time to frey Holder's sensuosly mysterious 1924, "Annie" promised to be a 'Tomorrow'." but the hucksters are handle them all. Perhaps Huston's Punjab and the villianous team of summer movie that would enchant selling it like there is no tomorrow. name in the credits will give the Bernadette Peters and Tim Curry the youngsters as, well as swell the "Annie" is a good example of the movie the critics' stamp of approval; round out the main cast, but their hearts of adults. In a market of high- philosophy of movie-making in however, this surely isn't a work characters never round out fully and risk investments, "Annie" must America: it is approached strictly Huston will be best known for. they are lost to the viewers' assum- have seemedMike a sure winner. from a "Warbucks" point of view- The choreography, to its credit, is ptions. The twinkling and tousled lead will it make money? Will it make a sharp an,d bright, and Anne Reinking star, 10-year-old Aileen Quinn, has a lot of money? What is the especially shines her portrayal of Warbucks' secretary because of the see 'Annie', next page - VMK' m* >m< •«• ym< *^ >s»- ;«*r *ra ^re >»- G.H. 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from preceding page Perhaps it is because they are drama in the live performance lies in playing the roles suggested by the the spark of electricity between the cartoon strip that they appear so two- actors who have one chance to make dimensional. In this simple world, it perfect. Perfection in filmmaking bad guys are, well, bad guys; good is a matter of time and patience (and are recognizably good. Depth of money). Whether "Annie" on film character would only confuse things. can generate the following as did The big question that remains a "Annie" on Broadway doesn't seem conundrum even after the movie is likely, because if nothing else, the viewed pertains to the intended film lacks drama. audience. Who is supposed to be the When Michael Cimino's consumer of this summer cotton-can- "Heaven's Gate" failed so dy-at whom is this movie aimed? miserably, it became a sort of stan- Adults, children or both? This isn't dard by which other megabuck clear, first because the comic strip productions can be measured. Too "Little Orphan Annie" was directed much money was spent on the film in at adults. The dialouge may be a bit Cimino's quest for perfection. "An- too much for the scraped-knee set. nie" probably won't fail as did During a scene in which Annie is "Heaven's Gate" because the film is being chased by a bad guy, he shouts at least enjoyable enough to sit at her "Get back here, you goddamn through once, maybe twice. "An- kid!" Perhaps children are used to nie's" appeal is buoyed by the lead being referred to with blasphemy; character's appeal, and Annie will nobody in the theatre seemed to flin- probably make "Annie" a success. ch. Kids will probably like the movie Cmn Annie hang on long enough for Columbia Pictures "Annie" is currently showing at the to make a profit? because it is fast paced and colorful Jillson Square theatres in Williman- and noisy and happy and not too tic. mushy. Adults probably won't mind taking the kids because the movie "...naked visions" —poetry by Kami Sylcox doesn't have the simple Disney-ish saw pinks and greys morality that makes such fare hard to and was quietly aspirated stomach. Whether kids and adults How a Clothes Rack from her corroding, suf- will love the movie enough to Warrant Brings Sadness spoke softly, fering, the three-fifty to four-dollar price tag was saintlike beautiful body remains to be seen. The movie has Whenever I see and strong, to join the radiance of been running in the area for more the wooden drying rack kept her ailing parents each sunset than a week, and on Saturday night standing home where pinks and greys the theatre was nearly full. In the bathtub instead of placing them again Stage productions turned screen I return in retiring rooms, are lovely plays usually lose something in the to a grey and pink and, late at night, dried and are transition, for although the numbers bathroom her stockings again. are picture-perfect on the big screen, newly decorated on this clothesrack the choreography loses the ex- by my happy godmother just before her ebony soul citement that the spontaneity lends. who worked hard, Copyright 1981 by Karol Sylcox. The film version must focus on the lived a giving life, Printed with permission. drama to make up for the loss. The

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