The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol.XCIIINo.80 The University of Connecticut Monday, February 19,1990 Election challenges Rally conservative party celebrates Ruling party retains parliment majority Mandela's TOKYO (AP) — Japan's conservative governing party fought off criticism about scandals and an unpopular tax and held onto its majority in parliament's powerful lower house, official returns release showed Monday. By Robert Wo/.niak The Liberal Democratic party, in power since 1955, looked as if it Daily Campus Staff may have lost about 30 scats in Sunday's national election. But its Three prominent University scat count reached the bare majority of 257 after vote counting re- of Connecticut scholars gave sumed Monday morning, according to returns on Japan Broadcasting their views on the significance Corp. and Kyodo News Service. of Nelson Mandela's release Financial markets showed little reaction to the victory of the pro- during a rally Friday celebrating business Liberal Democrats, which had been predicted in media polls. the end of the African National The key index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange opened a moderate Congress leader's 27 years in 134.11 points higher Monday at 37,594.43, and the dollar opened prison. slightly lower at 144.28 yen. "That Mandela is now free, I A jubilant Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu declared the results had think that man can face the "purified" the Liberal Democrats of scandal. But opposition parties greatest challenge in the world. said political reforms still were required, and the legislative outlook That challenge is diversity," said was difficult since the opposition controls the less powerful upper Dr. Wesley Harris, dean of the house of Parliament. school of Engineering, the first Vote-counting had stopped Sunday night with the Liberal —UPI speaker at the rally held in the Democrats in a clear lead and heading for a majority. Then on Mon- MOSCOW: A youngster raises his fist during a H. Fred Simons Cultural day counting for 81 scats in the Tokyo area started, and the governing demonstration by Armenian refugees from Baku near Center. Harris explained the parly quickly surpassed the bare majority. Moscow's Gorky Park. The placard reads: "M.S. repression black South Africans At 9:30 a.m., with 460 of the 512 scats declared, the Liberal Gorbachev — where shall we live now?" story page 6. have endured has prevented them Democrats had 253, the Socialists 127, the Komcito — or Clean from serving mankind in a Government Parly — 32, the Communist Party 14, the Democratic DRL worker suspect productive way. Socialist Parly 12, ihc United Social Democratic Party three and the "The common thread is peo- Progressive Party one. Independents held 18 scats, and about a dozen ple," said Harris, who men- of them were conservatives expected to join the Liberal Democrats in in Northwood burglary tioned how me fields of science the lower house. By Andrew Slitt dialed 911. The intruder then and technology has been denied Within an hour the Liberal Democrats' total climbed above 257. Daily Campus Staff pushed the mother aside and human resources in black South Final returns were expected by 2 p.m. An employee for the fled the building, said Africa. But, he added, with A projection of 270 seals for the Liberal Democrats would leave Department of Residential Life Hcrindccn. Mandela's release, "an evolution them 25 short of the 295 they held in the last house. has taken a leave of absence UConn police responded to second to none" is taking place. The opposition rejected Kaifu's claim that ihc Liberal Democrats following his arrest by UConn the call, but were unable to Donald Spivcy, a UConn had been cleared of any wrongdoing by ihc election. police for burglary at locate the man, who, police history professor since 1979, "Simply being elected docs not mean one is absolved," Socialist Northwood Apartments last believe fled by car. said "the struggle is over. I am Secretary General Tsuruo Yamaguchi said. "The need for political re- week. Police were able to identify convinced that apartheid is on form is bigger lhan ever." Craig M. McCollum, 30, McCollum as a suspect, the ropes." Spivcy attributed the Koshiro Ishida, chairman of the Komcito, said: 'There has been no was charged with second degree resulting from his involvement recent changes of attitude to- purification.' I'd like to know how the Liberal Democrats plan to burglary, a felony, resulting in a similar incident last year. wards apartheid in the South take responsibility (for corrupt politics)." from his alleged involvement On August 20, 1989, African Nationalist Party, which Kaifu pledged to reform politics when he became prime minister in a break-in at the university- another resident of Northwood, for many years maintained the last August, but he has made little headway. owned apartments on February was awoken from her sleep to apartheid system, to economic Voters returned to their parliamentary scats virtually all of the Lib- 11, according to UConn police find a man standing by her bed. sanctions from around the eral Democrats implicated in the Recruit slock scandal, in which Major Donn A. Hcrindeen. Her screams scared him, and he world, including the U.S. many politicians profiled from cut-rate shares. Hcrindccn said a woman was lied, said Hcrindccn. "Economic pressure works," Among the Rccruil-linkcd candidates who won were former prime sleeping in her apartment when On September 11, the same Spivcy said. ministers Yasuluro Nakasonc, 72, and Noboru Takcshita, 65. she was awoken by the crying woman recognized a "South Africa has lost Last July, voters — angered by the nation's first sales tax and a of her child in the next room. maintenance worker ouLsidc her somewhere in the neighborhood scries of scandals that toppled two prime ministers — put an end to When she went into the child's apartment as the man who of S35 billion. When you're the Liberal Democratic majority in the upper house. That chamber is room, she saw a man standing entered her bedroom the month working with racists, now governed by a Socialist-led coalition. o\cr the child, holding the before, said I Icrindccn. She was sometimes they can't relate to But the electorate was not prepared to hand over the government to child's blanket, said Hcrindccn. also able to identify the accused anything but their pocket- the opposition. She screamed, and her husband Conservators alarmed over death camp's deterioration OSWIECIM, Poland (AP) — 20 years, this site will be prac- and the adjacent Birkcnau death vivid dimension. the U.S.S.R., as well as Jews If the masses of human hair turn tically non-existent," said Frank camp in southern Poland to The museum staff, headed by and other persons considered to malted and die piles of inmates' Reiss, vice president of the New carry out Adolf Hitler's "Final former inmate Kazimicrz be such." shoes fall apart, museum con- York-based Ronald S. Laudcr Solution." Estimates of the Smolen, has struggled with the Poland's new government is servators wonder how future Foundation. "It is falling apart. number of people killed there beautifying effect of ever-grow- ready to tackle such sensitive generations will know the hor- It is in urgent need of repair." range to 4 million, mostly Jews ing grass, die soothing sound of issues. Pro-Solidarity Culture ror of the Auschwitz concentra- The foundation struck an from across Europe. Victims birds singing and the govern- Minister Izabclla Cywinska has tion camp. agreement with the government- also included Gypsies, homo- ment's limited resources to named an independent Alarmed by the worsening run museum to provide techni- sexuals and political prisoners. maintain the camp's hellish au- Auschwitz commission, includ- condition of the barracks, gas cal advice and raise funds for the Partly demolished as the Red thenticity. ing museum experts and reli- chambers, crematoria and preservation. It sent a team of Army approached, Auschwitz It is left largely to the silent gious experts. archives of victims' belongings, experts, including the chief was liberated on Jan. 27, 1945. testimony of the names on the "The commission is to see a team of Western specialists conservator from New York's The camp remains much as it suitcases and a separate, less- whether the exhibition fully re- has volunteered to map out a Metropolitan Museum of Art, was left: the sign reading in visilcd exhibit supported by flects the historical truth and preservation effort that could to assess the damage in Decem- German "Work Makes You foreign Jewish groups to remind whether it speaks to younger cost up to S40 million. ber. Free" above the gates, the train visitors that the camp existed generations," said Krysyna The Culture Ministry of the "The lens of thousands of tracks bisecting die vast expanse mainly to exterminate Jews. Marszalck-Mlynczyk, the vice new non-Communist Polish pairs of shoes .... if you touch of Birkcnau and ending feet from The site is officially known minister leading the panel. government also has formed a them, they fall to dust," Rciss its destroyed crematoria. as a "Monument to the Martyr- Still, there is no imminent commission to change the 35- said. "The ruins of the gas Inside a brick barracks at dom of the Polish and Other danger to the artifacts, the mu- ycar-old museum exhibition, chambers ... they have to be Auschwitz is a museum exhibit Nations." The official guide- seum director said. His staff of which highlights the Soviet picscrved — but as ruins, not opened, in the mid-1950s. The book describes die concentration 175 already has a preservation army's liberation of the camp put back together Hollywood masses of hair, piles of shoes camps as the main Nazi weapon program in place, though with but mentions the Holocaust style." and mounds of eyeglasses, arti- against "conquered people, limited funds. The museum had only in passing. Na/.i Germany built the ficial limbs, suitcases and baby mainly Slavs, above all the a 1989 conservation budget of "If nothing is done, in 10 to Auschwitz concentration camp clothes give the human toll a Polish nation and the peoples of about $35,000. PAGE TWO

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Magubanc described at length South Africa's isolation from relative failure of the Apartheid Spivcy said he admired what to the audience of approximately the Western world. system by suiting "a culture lhat Educating I.V. he called the "physical aspect" 100 how Mandela has come to "They've realized that South is built on hale is doomed no drug users may of Mandela. symbolize the struggles of black Africa is part of the African mailer what happens." "The first thing that struck South Africa. "To mc, Nelson continent, no longer a Europcar The rally was sponsored by prevent AIDS me (after Mandela's release) was Mandela represents the invinci- imposition on the African con- the UConn African Club. STORRS—Stopping the his demeanor. He struts with bility of the human spirit. Peo- spread of AIDS among I.V. such dignity and such pride," ple found in Nelson Man- drug users means teaching Spivcy said. dela integrity and stcad-lastcd- ...employee suspect From front page drug users how to shoot up Spivcy went on to draw ncss, Magubanc said. their decision to prosecute. safely. correlations between the anti- Magubanc said that Mandela as McCollum in a police line- Both incidents involved That's the word from Robert Apartheid movement in South is important to South Africa up, but decided to drop the residents leaving their doors Broadhcad who has been on the Africa and the civil rights because he refuses to compro- case, said Hcrindccn. unlocked, said Hcrindccn. streets to learn the subUcties of movement of the late 1960s, mise his ideals. UConn police were able to Two similar incidents may reaching a hidden fearful particularly concerning the use He reminded the audience how determine that McCollum had have occurred at Northwood population threatened by of armed resistance to Mandcla.was offered release been arrested for assault by which were not reported to disease and addiction. oppression. several years ago by P.W. state police last year said police, said Hcrindccn, who Broadhcad associate professor "He [Mandela] said very Botha, the then Nationalist Hcrindccn. said he hoped those victims of sociology at The University clearly that these arc defensive parly leader, on the grounds that The victim from February's will come forward. of Connecticut has spent the measures," Spivcy said, Mandela renounce violence and crime identified McCollum as McCollum is still an last year and a half as a field referring to Mandela's insistence thus disavow his insistence on the man standing over her child employee of the Department of researcher in the San Francisco that the A.N.C support armed armed resistance. However, in a police line-up said Residential Life, but "is taking Bav area. resistance to oppression. Mandela refused, saying lhat al- Hcrindccn. Police arrested a leave of absence until (the Students learn "When I heard this, I thought though he cherished his free- McCollum at his home at situation) is resolved," about the Black Panther Party, dom, to accept conditional re- 11 ID Depot Road in Mansfield according to Carmen Vance, about politics Malcom X, and others. Violence lease would be to surrender to last Thursday. He was released assistant vice president for plays an important role in the the apartheid regime. on a $5,000 cash bond and is DRL. in Venezuela movement," Spivcy said. "Mandela is a revolutionary in scheduled to appear in court on A motive has yet to be STORRS—Fifty-three "I think we have some joy- the best sense of the word," February 27. established, said Hcrindccn, University of Connecticut ous times ahead when they (the Magubanc said. "He wants to Hcrindccn said the victims who also said McCollum may students spent 10 days this Afrikaners) sit down and try to change the world and make it from the crime in August be considered a suspect in winter conversing with some negotiate with Nelson Man- better for black and white. "expressed different attitudes" additional burglaries, should of the op political scientists in dela," Spivcy said, acknowledg- Everyone knows lhat until after learning of the arrest of more victims come forward. the world and learning about ing Mandela's uncompromising Mandela is released, nego- McCollum, and may reconsider "There's more to come. It's not democracy in Latin America character. tiations can not begin." over," he said. nations during a University- The bulk of the discussion Magubanc said that the recent sponsored trip to Venezuela. came from Dr. Bernard "enlightened" changes coming =»^ Organizers Frederick Turner, Magubanc. A member of the from the dc Klerk regime, most a UConn political science Anthropology Department, notably the release of Nelson Your ad could be here instead of professor and Scott Cook an Magubanc is originally from Mandela, are coming as a matter anthropologist and the director South Africa and has been a of necessity. this house ad! of the University's Center for member of the A.N.C. since "They arc beginning to face Latin American and Caribbean 1948. "The white majority of reality," Magubanc said. "The CALL 429-9384 Studies said the main purpose South Africa is cracking," crisis lhat is facing South Over 20,000 read The Daily Campus of the Jan. 9-19 visit was »o Magubanc said."The cause of African society can not be give students a chance to this is Nelson Mandela and faced without the A.N.C," he obtain personal exposure • =H= Jl_

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Vietnam veteran James McKcc enlisted in New York City and the Public Safety Committee, cannot tap into a special slate survivors' allowances, and Migliaro has proposed a was haltered by shrapnel in trust fund set aside for veterans access to the Soldiers' Sailors' compromise, offering to extend As the Legislature debates, 1968 when a battalion of who need an emergency and Marines' Fund. The fund is benefits to veterans who have Riddle must await a request for guerillas overpowered his mortgage installment or a an account that offers up to S3 lived in Connecticut for at least an opinion from the governor's reconnaissance unit in the million a year in emergency office before she can medical bill paid. jungles of Thu Thicn province. 10 years. grants to veterans. He said he was particularly temporarily strike the residency His wife would not get the "I said I thought the flag I "If we don't bring this bill concerned about protecting the rules. weekend veteran's allowance if fought under had 50 stars,'' he were hospitalized and could through the process, sooner or Soldiers', Sailors' and Marines' McKcc said. McKcc, a millwright who not work, and he cannot be later portions of our state Fund, established by the The residency requirement gets job assignments at a local buried in a state veterans statute will be brought to General Assembly in 1919 to remains part of state law union hall, must wait at least cemetery or take free courses at court, and we're bound to assist the veterans of World despite a 1986 U.S. Supreme lose," Hcrbst said. "We have a another semester to learn if he slate college. Court ruling declaring similar War I and their families. problem, the question has been "If we open our door so will be able to return to college McKcc, 43, of Middlctown, laws in New York raised." anyone could come in from on a veteran's tuition waiver is one of an uncounted number unconstitutional. In their Rep. Eugene Migliaro, R- other suites, we would deplete and study mechanical of state residents denied many ruling, the justices said Wolcott, said he opposes a engineering. veterans' benefits because they limiting benefits to veterans that fund," Migliaro said. "I didn't live in Connecticut at who were inducted in a certain the time they entered the state violates their right to military. travel or migrate. Fine imposed for feeding "I said I thought Frustrated that attempts to the flag I fought repeal Connecticut's residency geese, ducks on state land rules have been stalled in the already drawing opposition plan. General Assembly, the HARTFORD (AP) An under had SO stars" from some animal-rights "I think it smacks of But that may soon change. Vietnam Veterans of America afternoon in the state park groups. something very State Attorney General Clarinc threatened last month to sue would not include feeding the ducks and geese, if a state George Brys, a senior staff unconstitutional," she said. "It Nardi Riddle has offered to the state on behalf of McKcc associate at the DEP, said the write a legal opinion declaring and veterans like him. Department of Environmental can't be made illegal to help an Protection proposal is ban on feeding wild waterfowl animal." Connecticut's residency But before filing the class would apply only to state requirements unconstitutional. action lawsuit, several approved. Waterfowl biologist Greg DEP officials say feeding the property, but lhat the Chasko said the DEP developed And State Sen. Marie Hcrbst, veterans' representatives met department hasn't decided what birds can lead to disease and D-Vcrnon, said she plans to with Riddle. the fines would be for the proposal for the birds' call a public hearing on a bill She offered to write the death in flocks and to a protection. dependence on humans, who violations yet. to permanently lift residency opinion declaring Connecticut The regulations, which arc In 1987, nearly 60 mallards requirements for the most residency requirements may stop bringing food when and other birds were killed by the weather turns unpleasant or still being written, must be lucrative veterans' benefits. unconstitutional. The opinion approved by the DEP an outbreak of botulism at Under current state law, most would nullify the residency cold. In addition, feeding keeps Mirror Lake in Storrs. In many birds from migrating and commissioner, the attorney of the benefits offered to rules temporarily, pending an general, and the General Stamford last fall, more than a veterans by the state arc appeal. makes them face possible dozen birds died from a toxin natural food shortages, they Assembly's Review reserved for people who Meanwhile, Hcrbst, the co- Committee. They could go resulting from an excess of the enlisted or were drafted in chairwoman of the state Public say. naturally occurring bacterial The DEP has proposed into effect next year, Brys said. Connecticut. In most cases, Safety Committee, said she Priscilla Feral, president of found in animal waste, he said. migrants like McKcc need not plans to call the hearing before prohibiting such feedings on "When that occurs, youu geget state property, a plan that is the Norwalk-bascd Friends of apply. mid-March on the bill to Animals, vowed to fight the bird-human conflict," he said] BEDffl® TPDOE PD@@E§ (DP Y7®0UB FUDGES ■tHDGEm ■ ^ %

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And he Stuart was much more likely and it's being used on both This "dancing darkic" image campaign aides used his image nearly succeeded in doing so for to be killed by her husband sides." alternated with the Uncle Tom, as a potent political weapon. more than two months. than by a black stranger. Patricia Turner, a professor the benevolent, kindly old When Charles Stuart plotted Both cases tapped into white Researchers and civil of black studies at the black man. Turner said. But the the killing of his wife, as fears and the stereotype of a libertarians say the images of University of Massachusetts in fear associated with Willie American blacks, once Boston, traces negative Horton is rooted in an image obviously racist portrayals of portrayals of blacks in popular that gained currency after the IIRS scrutinized blacks as dim-witted, carefree culture since before the Civil Civil War. or dangerous, arc more subtle War. This was the "buck," an these days — but no less "Back then, blacks were aggressive, hostile young black after wrongdoings persuasive or damaging. shown as docile and contented, man seen as wanting to molest WASHINGTON (AP) — expenditure of huge amounts of "There's no question race is simple people who weren't white women. Horror stories abound about the time and money to recover a being used more often as a really up to the demands of the The buck image resurfaced federal agency everyone loves few dollars in back taxes. political tool," said Harvard white world," Turner says. whenever whites felt threatened to hate: the Internal Revenue These and other stories are University law professor Alan 'They were seen as people who by blacks. Service. recounted by David Burnham in One of the earliest dates to "A Law Unto Itself: Power, 1925, when the nation's chief Politics and the IRS." Japanese corporate taxes tax-collection agency — then With its sprawling the Bureau of Internal Revenue bureaucracy of 125,000 — and its parent Treasury employees, an unpopular task possibly less than owed Department responded to a and a seeming susceptibility to NEW YORK (AP) — reported taxable income. that the Japanese do a lot of senator's allegations of shooting itself in the foot, the Federal tax officials arc using Tax officials say subsidiaries business here and have many widespread corruption by IRS is an easy target. new auditing powers to underestimate their earnings to U.S. subsidiaries acting as slapping him with a S10.8 But Burnham rejects the investigate the American reduce their tax liability by distributors of manufactured million bill for back taxes. excuse that there arc bound to subsidiaries of Japanese manipulating transactions with goods." There is considerable be occasional foul-ups in any companies they suspect have parent companies, the Times The Japan Tax Association evidence that the IRS organization so big. underpaid corporate income said. said the IRS was partly to sometimes has been used taxes by billions of dollars, But the government, often blame because it had failed to against political enemies, "The rapid turnover at the according to a published report. thwarted in its efforts to review establish "concrete guidelines" especially during the Franklin very top of the IRS, the The New York Times the records of such companies, for determining the right price D. Roosevelt, Kennedy, recruitment of most of its top reported in its Sunday editions is now armed with a new law of transactions between Johnson and Nixon administrators from within and that while foreign-owned assets that gives the IRS broad branches of a multi-national administrations. Just last year a the almost complete lack of in the United States more than authority to assess taxes on company. congressional subcommittee outside review make the agency tripled in 10 years to $1.8 foreign-owned firms that fail to held hearings on allegations of astonishingly consistent in the billion and gross income of promptly comply for requests Tadashi Iwashita, a financial outright fraud and bribery often erratic and hard-nosed way foreign firms here more than for records or testimony. counselor at the Japanese involving senior IRS officials. it deals with the American doubled, the amount of taxes Embassy in Washington, people," Burnham writes. paid didn't change much. "We don't target a particular D.C., said Japanese firms try Then there arc the almost- Only two IRS officials — Data compiled by the country for enforcement," to comply with U.S. tax laws. comical examples of a the commissioner and the chief Internal Revenue Service Charles S. Triplctt, deputy One unidentified IRS official bumbling bureaucracy — the counsel — arc appointed by the indicates that of 36,000 associate chief counsel of the told the Times the agency wrongful seizure of children's president and confirmed by the foreign-owned companies, tax agency told the Times. suspects that underpayments bank accounts and the Senate, Burnham notes. more than half didn't report any "Nonetheless, it's pretty clear amount to at least $12 billion.

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SPONSORED BY THE USG page 8 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 19, 1990 FOCUS Kodo Drummers continue amazing show By John F. Sullivan called Shamiscn. This piece Daily Campus Staff was an oriental version of The nation that brought tape; dueling banjos, in which two decks andVCRs to the world ha.s men playing the three stringed gone back to basics to bring shamiscn, traded riffs in a light The Kodo Drummers to competition. The most Jorgcnscn. In Japanese, Kodo exciting piece of the night was means heartbeat, but for Friday called Yu-Karak. This work night's performance, a more began with the drummers appropriate word would be playing as they walked through heartstopping. The the audience. After drummcrs.who figure among establishing a basic beat, the the most popular shows at troup devolved into a stage Uconn, kept up tradition by wide competition, with several putting on a spectacular groups offering exciting performance that left the crowd improvisation, and providing a breathless. lighter aspect to the intensity The Kodo Drummers, who that pervaded the other pieces. have been touring since 1981, The crowd plcascr of the comprise a variety of Japanese evening however, was the drums, flutes, vocals, and miyadaiko drum that came out cymbals, to create the sound during the second to last piece. that they arc noted for. The The miyadaiko is the now fa- show opened with several mous 800 pound drum drummers playing various sized hollowed out from a single taiko drums. Four drummers tree. The two men playing the played up front while another drum looked like they were kept the beat in the back. posscscd, but it was merely the All of the players were in intensity of the rhythms that perfect synchronization, and caused the taught faces. As their parts complimented each they pounded the big drum other so well that it was clear with all their strength, the that there was a bond between deafening beat sounded out, and them. This bond was the vibrations shook the build- apparently created during their ing. ten year communal training and After the show had finished, living on Sado Island prior to the crowd was in shock. Many their first pcrfomancc. had never before witnessed such The show consisted of eleven an intense event. Some of the pieces which alternated between adjectives that flew as the gentle flute and drum crowd leapt to it's feet were, combinations, and thunderous "unbelievable", "awsome", taiko sequences. The fourth "savage", and "devastating." piece, Monochrome, was The troup greeted their standing especially nice. Several ovation with four sets of bows players sat in a line with before going into a two piece smaller drums in front of them. encore. The encore rivaled the They began to play lightly and best music of the night, and A member or The Kodo Drummers of Japan flails at a massive drum. This popular evolved into a flurry of heart solicited a second standing ap- group returned to Jorgensen this weekend displaying their incredible talent and racing rhythms, then plause. synchronicity. immediately played even more Between the roar of the crowd, slowly, giving the viewer the and the quaking vibrations of sound and vision of men play- the miyadaiko drum, it can ing in slow motion. Another truly be said that the Kodo 'Scruffy' sizzles at noteworthy piece was one Drummers rocked the house Student Union By Jack Zaintz night. The first was a ragged Daily Campus Staff cover of the David Bowie clas- Kismet revamps familiar tale A word to all of you who sic, "Ziggy Stardust" that the missed the Scruffy the Cat/Ant band couldn't finish. They were Farm show Friday night: you laughing loo hard. By John F. Sullivan Mays) were the principal characters, the two missed a great show. The second piece was a smooth Daily Campus Staff main supporting characters turned in the most The show, sponsored by and polished rockabilly tune. After two nights of The Kodo Drummers, alluring performances. Michael Mctzcl was the SUBOG and WHUS, went off During the song the Ballroom's Jorgcnscn settled down a bit Sunday afternoon uncrowned star of the show. Although his without a hitch. While the disco ball was cranked up, with the Opera Northeast's production of Kismet. singing was no where near as wonderful as the Student Union Ballroom wasn't showering the audience and Kismet was a lavish, musical spectacle, that was rest of the cast, his acting and humor made him filled, there were more than stage with spinning flecks of well acted, humorous, and colorful. This was the the most fun person to watch. Apart from enough people to form a good white light. tale of a man who was having a very good day. Mctzcl, the other bright spot in the show, was dance pit. Also, the eager crowd The show's opening band was The story takes place in Bagdad, about three Janinc La Manna, who played Lalumc. Her provided plenty of energy for the Ant Farm, recent winner of hundred years after Sinbad sailed out of Basra. voice was fabulous, and her performance was bands to work with. SUBOG's "Battle of the This Persian talc is centered around Hajj, a lively and enjoyable. Scruffy the Cat, the headlining Band's." begger, without a dinar to his name, who rose to band, played a set of fast-paced Ant Farm played their usual set the level of Amir, in the course of a single Boston rockabilly. Although of rapid-fire funk rock. The hy- afternoon. "Kismet was a lavish the band had a less than inspira- peractive audience danced up a Hajj is a poet who has, through luck, been able tional start, sounding like Buddy storm to crowd favorites such as to maintain a fabricated image of himself as a musical spectacle." Holly heard through an asbestos "Green Eggs and Ham" and "Big wizard. The story .initially used to save his live, filter, they quickly picked up the Hair." has apparcnUy been working. As a result, he is pace. About half an hour into The highlight of Ant Farm's caught in die center of court intrigue between the the set, the band settled down show came near the end of the new Caliph(Mark Janiccllo), and his unwitting One of the most impressive aspects of Kismet and the music started to connect. set. Lead singer John Holdrigdc benefactor, the Wazir(Michacl Mctzcl). In was the artwork, and the costuming. The The audience responded, flood- grabbed a book and a horned addition to the politics, there is also a talc of backdrop was exceedingly well done, and the numerous adornments were imaginative and ing the pit and dancing their Viking hat and sal the members love woven into the plot. heads off. of the audience down on the The story is nothing new, the tale and music colorful. Kismet was a storybook adventure, with many After their set was over, the floor. While the rest of the have entertained generations since Alfred Drake audience yelled and clapped and band kept a rhythm and bass popularized the story of Hajj. The performance pleasing aspects to enchant any viewer. Although this weekend had a lot to offer the practically dragged Scruffy back line going, Holdridgc read the put on by Donald Wcstwood's group falls a little on stage for an encore. audience the Maurice Scndack short of Drake's version, but was still a pleasure entertainment seeking stiulcnt.it was certainly a pleasure to spent a Sunday afternoon in Arabia. The two numbers they .played children's story "Where the Wild to watch. Although Hajj, and Marsinah(Estclle were the perfect cap to the Things Arc." FOCUS The Daily Campus, Monday, February 19, 1990 page 9 Dylan Shaw Oscar nominations missed some good movies Each year there is something wrong with the Hokc her chauffeur and best friend sit out in the car years and this is the performance she will probably be AMPA&S Oscar nominations. Namely they do not listening to the speech on the radio arc what raises best remembered for. This is far from an injustice. ask this reviewer for his nominations. Nor do they this film above such corny tripe as "Dead Poets Tandy is Miss Daisy, an elderly southern Jewish ask any reviewer that can objectively view a film and Society", and in to the realm of American classics. woman who is forced into a relationship with Hoke. cast an informed, educated vote. That is why every Best Actor- Morgan Freeman. This is the perfor- The scenes with she and Freeman are as true as any year the Academy comes under fire for at least a few mance of an actor, not a movie star. It is also what is relationship put on film, but the marvel of her per- things. This year is no exception. going to help "Miss Daisy" become the big winner formance comes out in the way she depicts aging. The biggest and most frustrating problem with the this year come Oscar night. This is a woman who refuses to acknowledge she is Academy's nominations this year is what is missing. getting old and Tandy handles that idea with all the The absence of such films as "Do The Right Thing", right silences, inflections, and a sense of discomfort "Roger&Me", and "sex.lies, and videotape" are among "The biggest and most one may see in an elderly relation. Apart from this the most shocking. It also cripples writers who were wonderful performance is the fact that Tandy has all geared up to proclaim that "Do The Right Thing" frustrating problem with the never received a nomination and it would be a shame would and should sweep the Oscars. Regardless, if a Academy nominations this for her contributions to go unrewarded. writer is going to give his opinion on who should >» win it only seems fair to play by the Academy's rules year is what is missing' Best Director- Woody Allen. Nobody makes movies and use only those nominees they have deemed wor- like Woody Allen. There is no denying that he is one thy for consideration. The following is this writer's of the most gifted filmmakers alive. His work on preferences for the major awards, despite the fact that In "Street Smart" Freeman played the ruthless pimp "Crimes and Misdemeanors" is sure proof. He has a some of the best candidates are not represented by the known as Fast Black and won himself comparisons to very intelligent writing style, and a visual eye to Academy's choices. Pacino and DcNiro, as well as an Oscar nomination. match. His ability to interweave and control numer- Best Picture- "Driving Miss Daisy". It is hard to He was brutal and cold, the complete opposite of his ous stories in one film is seemingly effortless. The Hokc. Freeman is so believable as Hoke that one docs balance he has found between comedy and drama in make something good natured without making it not understand how the same human could also con- sickeningly sweet. It is also hard to tackle real prob- "Crimes" is his best yet. The juxtaposition of a tain the personality of Fast Black. Once again his comedic hopeless love story and a harrowing death of lems like race relations in what is essentially a piece performance is of the best type, the kind you do not of light entertainment. Writer Alfred Uhry and director one man's ethics and morals is no small task. Yet notice. It is sometime after seeing the film that one Allen blends the two seamlessly. Bruce Bcrcsford have done both, and they have done it realizes he is an actor and not the real thing. Once with the kind of assuredness that is needed to make it that reality sets in it is even more impressive that If there is one thing that keeps Allen from being a work. "Miss Daisy" is a cleverly crafted balancing act Freeman was able to take that character and turn him coast to coast sensation it is his refusal to deny his with Uhry's screenplay and all its heavy-handed sen- in to a person. The role is dangerously written, bor- own intelligence. In the age of "high concept" movie timent, which is held back from collapsing under its dering on an Uncle Tom stereotype. Freeman, how- making Allen has stuck by his tried and true formula own treacly weight. ever, infuses Hokc with such dignity and poise that of making small films that deal with real people with Bcrcsford has proven himself to understand the he becomes one of the most honorable characters in real problems. With "Crimes" he has done it again, American south and southwest in such films as film history. only this time he has pulled together the best aspects "Tender Mercies", and "Crimes of the Heart". In Best Actress- Jessica Tandy. This is a performance of his unique talent, and proven he is the most con- "Miss Daisy" he shows he has not lost that knowl- that should be required viewing for any student of trolled director of the year. edge. Telling scenes such as when Miss Daisy attends acting. Tandy has been a valued performer for over 40 Dylan Shaw is a Daily Campus movie reviewer. a dinner for Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., while

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For further information, please drop in or call Twin "A" Frame $124.95 to 486-5757 The Department of Counseling Services. 604 Gilbert Road Queen Studio $299.95 UConn Co-op's Campus Lifestyle Sloro 486-4130 page 10 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 19, 1990 FOCUS Sex surveys are surprising NEW ORLEANS (AP) — American adults say they have intercourse an average of once a week, but those over 70 have sex less than once a month and one person in five claims to have abstained entirely in the past year, according to a survey released Sunday. The findings, based on a long-running survey of 1,500 households across the country, suggest that Americans arc not as sexually adventuresome as they are often portrayed. "This shows that the sexual behavior of Americans is more circumspect and traditional than the libertine impression we get from the popular media and fiction," said Tom W. Smith of the University of Chicago, who directed the survey. A separate survey found that teen-age boys are also less sexually active than their on-thc-prowl image would imply. It found that adolescents seem to be having sex less often, with fewer girls and at a later age than teen-agers did a decade ago. "This contrasts sharply with the view that most young men are sexually promiscuous," said Fredya L. Sonenstcin of the Urban Institute in Washington, who analyzed the results. Both reports were among sex surveys outlined at a meeting of the American Association for the Kevin FraserAThe Daily Campus Advancement of Science. Orion Duckstein and Jan Ellis in a scene from "Dark of the Moon." The production will open at The University of Chicago results were based the Nutmeg Theatre on February 20 and run until February 24th. on interviews and questionnaires administered to a cross-section of adults in 1988 and 1989. The sex 57 times a year, or about once a week. Smith said some people probably lied about their sex questions were added to the General Social "We don't know what night of the week," he said, "but habits, especially unmarried men, who seemed to inflate Survey, which has been conducted annually since it sounds like the traditional stereotype of every Saturday the vigor of their sex lives, and unmarried women, who 1972. night." claimed to experience less sex than they actually were Surprisingly little is known about the sex Sexual frequency dropped with age from about 78 times having. But in general, he said he had "reasonable lives of ordinary Americans, said Smith. a year for those under 40 to eight times for those over 70. confidence" in the data. His survey found that on average, adults have Overall, married people have sex 67 times a year, The survey of boys was based on interviews with 1,880 sex 57 times a year, or about once a week. separated people 66 times, divorced and never-married people ages 15 to 19 in 1988. The results were compared "We don't know what night of the week," he people 55 and widowed people six. with a similar survey in 1979. said, "but it sounds like the traditional stereotype However, 22 percent of people said they had no sex The boys said they had had six sex partners, compared of every Saturday night." partners at all during the previous year. Nine percent of with seven a decade earlier. They reported having had sex Sexual frequency dropped with age from about married people were abstinent, as were 86 percent of an average of three times during the previous month, 78 times a year for those under 40 to eight limes widowed people. compared with almost five times in the earlier survey. for those over 70. Overall, married people have

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According to defense attorneys, the confessions were coerced and legalities concerning the handling of juveniles were disregarded. There is also current a dispute as to whether the arresting detectives read the youths their rights upon arresting them. An account in the February 20th, Village Voice states that at least two times during questioning, both with and without the defendants' parents present, the Miranda Mike Royko Warning was read and explained to the juveniles. The defendants proceeded to confess anyway, each implicating the other Religion should not be politics in at least one of two violent crimes I've been on the receiving end of many stern However, I've been in the newspaper business committed that evening. In the same lectures this week because of a column I wrote for 35 years as a reporter, editor and columnist. I've spent much of my working life in or near account, a defense attorney for John Gotti, about Gov. Mario Cuomo and the New York bishop who said Cuomo might end up in hell the newsrooms of three papers. the recently exonerated mob boss, said that because he isn't trying to make abortion illegal. And not once have I ever received, or heard of confessions are typically accepted for trial One of the rebukes came form an anti-abortion anyone receiving, a call from a priest who said despite problems with how they were group's telephone hot line. It summed up what something like this: obtained. other callers have told me: "Hello, this is Father Shannon. I am calling to "Bishop Austin Vaughan simply did what every say that there is a member of my flock named The confessions of these youths should be good priest should do and is obliged to do: warn a Slats Grobnik who is a foreman at the Popup admitted without question. During the 17 public sinner that if he continues in his sin he Spring Company. Mr. Grobnik, who is a married hour detention period immediately may not enter the kingdom of heaven. ... So man, has been carrying on a adulterous more power to Bishop Vaughan, who knew that relationship with a married barmaid who works following the arrest, at least two of the he would be roundly criticized by a bunch of near his place of employment. Every Tuesday in youths made incriminating off hand know-nothings but who did not let that stop him the Happy Nooncr Motel. If he persists in this remarks to one another regarding aspects from doing hid job." sinful behavior, he might go to hell, so I would of the case the police had yet to question The hot line message went on to explain why I like to warn him. could you please see that this them on. was one of the "know-nothings." is printed on the front page of your newspaper?" "Royko seems to think that if a bishop tells one That, in effect, is what Vaughan did. If he is Our legal system has grown to a of his flock that he is in danger of hell, suddenly genuinely worried about Cuomo's soul, as I'm proportion that even the slightest err by any that bishop is imposing his morality on all of sure he is, why didn't he send a letter or make a of the parties involved can cause a mistrial us, why such a bad chip on your shoulder, Mike, call and say: "Governor this is Bishop Vaughan, or a dropping of the case. Under the bad conscience?" and I'm concerned that you might go to hell," particular circumstances of the Central Park No, my conscience feels OK. I haven't etc., etc. Instead he blabbed it to a reporter, assuring that rape case, the police acted swiftly and as performed any abortions lately or encouraged anyone to have them. it would wind up on the front page of most of judiciously as they could. As a matter of fact, it might surprise the anti- America's papers, the network news, in the news It is most possible that the police did not abortion group, but I don't think much of magazines and on the Associated Press, United abortions. I particularly dislike abortion as a Press International and Reuters wires. fully relate the gravity of the crime that the form of birth control. I realize that Cuomo is a prominent person, but youths were charged with to their parents There arc all sorts of birth control methods I know of many prominent Catholics, including available to men and women, so I'd prefer that politicians, who have done things that must so that an attorney could be sought. In this, men and women who don't want children avoid surely, in the eyes of their church, threaten them there is both a problem and a veiled pregnancy in the first place and use abortion only with hell's fire. blessing. On the one hand, the police were in a lifc-thrcaicning situation. But I don't recall any bishops or cardinals wrong for not informing the parents to seek Unfortunately Vaughan's church doesn't approve phoning and saying: "Quick, give me rewrite. I an attorney. On the other however, a of most birth control methods, so it sort of puts want to issue a front-page warning to sen. women between a rock and a hard place. His Bedhopper that if he doesn't know off his sinful confession for a brutal crime was obtained church doesn't even want the poor and uneducated hanky-panky he's going to sweat through one without the cat and mouse tactics that the told how to practice birth control, but that's long, hot eternity." practice of law is based on. another issue. If Vaughan's approach were appropriate, then I To get back to Vaughan's warning to Cuomo. It urge his church to really do it. Don't stop with We do not advocate disseminating partial totally agree that if a Catholic priest believes that Cuomo. How about every archdiocese sending information so that it furthers a particular a member of his flock is doing something that out a weekly news release listing unrepentant side. But, given the confusion created at the could send him to hell he should warn that sinners? I'm sure that if Slats Grobnik and that time, coupled with a desire to obtain the sinner. barmaid saw their names on Page 1 they would truth from suspects in custody immediately I'm sure that before this day ends, thousands of cease and desist. after a crime, the police's actions cannot be American Catholics will have done something But until this happens, I have a modest that could, according to their faith, prevent them suggestion for Vaughan. Thou shall not blab viewed as negligent. Therefore, the form entering the kingdom of heaven. Goodness, about just one guy and you'll be be suspected of videotaped confessions should be admitted the figure might be in the millions worldwide. playing politics, not religion. I don't know if in court even though the attackers will only And I think it is the obligation of priests to that's a sin, but it's kind of sneaky. be tried as minors. Take what you can get in warn them to mend their wicked ways, as I'm Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist this judicial system. sure many of the priests do. The Daily Campus, Monday, February 19, 1990 -Lit e 13 LETTERS & COMMENTARY Letter to the Editor Student involvement is crucial to change "Lean budget means cuts for maximum increase allowable ELECTION year for state your parents to the same. In set up an appointment to meet University" and "State budget by statue). Originally, this officials. Higher Education this letter tell him/her that you with your Rep and/or Senator defects dominate discussion" tuition hike was intended to concerns are being put on the are a constituent attending in Hartford to explain in person were two lead articles in the enhance the quality of back burner. Instead, priority is UConn, and that you are why you feel the University Daily Campus last Monday and education and life for us here at being given to Corrections and concerned about the lack of cannot afford further cuts. As a Tuesday. Together, they looked UConn. Instead, these dollars Elementary and Secondary funding being appropriated to constituent, your opinion is of at the prospective (lack of) will have to be used to salvage Education, and the like — Higher Education. Explain that value to them, and they should state support for UConn in the the shrinking number of issues that the VOTING while you understand the be willing to hear your upcoming fiscal year, and the essential services currently population is direcUy affected budget is light, you fell Higher concerns. repercussions this will have on offered. by and supports. Admittedly, Education is and area that If you wan to find out more the services that the University How can they do this to us? these are vitally important cannot be left to fend for itself, about this issue — e.g. the can provide for its students. After we have all (students, areas, and I do not question and that when you are choosing specific effects of these budget As if the situation were not staff, faculty, alumni, and, increases in their funding. your candidate for office in cuts, who your Representative bad enough this year, with government) worked so hard, What I do object to, however, November, a record of and Senator are, what other only 54 percent of students and sacrificed so much to make is the fact that these are dollars commitment to this area will people are doing, or what else getting their preferred class the University of Connecticut that once belonged to Higher be leading determinant in your can/needs to be done — please schedule, bricks falling off the one of the top public colleges Education. To avoid being decision making. You may make it a point to attend the library, losing the Center for or universities in the country, walked all over by other special also want to ask for a reply. USG's Open Forum on Education Innovation, and how can the Governor and the interests, UConn students need While writing this letter will UConn's budget with Wilbur cramming more students into Legislature allow to stand up and be counted by be a simple task, its effects can Jones (UConn's V.P. for already overcrowded Connecticut's flagship the legislature. We have to be staggering. As House Finance), State Representative classrooms, the Governor institution of higher education make it clear to them that we Majority Leader Robert Frankel Jonathan Pclto, and the expects us to tighten our belts to go down the drain? I'll tell will be taking their voting said in the February 7, 1990 UConn's student lobbyist on even further! you how. records into account when it Hartford Courant, "'It may be a Tuesday, February 20, at 7:30 All of these cuts in services STUDENTS ARE NOT becomes our turn to step to the surprise to the general public, in S.U. room 282S. will come despite the fact that SEEN AS A VOTING polls on November 6 to affect The quality of YOUR we will be paying a 15 percent their fate, much as they have but if I get three letters on an POPULATION. Therefore, in issue, gale warnings go up. If education is on the line here. higher tuition next year (the ours. Don't expect the Legislature to this vitally important you get 10 letters, it's a storm "What exactly can I do?," show their concern if you don't you may ask. As a concerned watch.'" show yours. Edward McKeirnan student, you MUST write to If you're committed, and your local Representative and willing to invest more than the Senator to express your 15 minutes and 50 cents Stephen Saloom concern about Higher (stamps) required to write two Baseball's woes letters, you may also want to Education funding, and have As spring approaches so does baseball's spring training. Spring training is an annual ritual that precedes the start of most every Andy Rooney baseball season. The ritual allows the players to shake out the cobwebs and limber up the muscles in order to play at their best. It is also a chance for the fans to sec their heroes come back to life Technology; today's art form after a long winter hiatus in which they have had to endure those other sports. The equipment they make for playing recorded Ever since I was a kid, we've had a record Spring trainkig is a time of renewal, a time to dream of the music is a lot better than most of the music player in the house. My father bought the first future, and the hope that this season's acquisitions will bring home being played on it. one I ever saw. It was an RCA Victrola in a big, the pennant. But not this year. It seems that spring training may They don't call them just record player or tape stand-up piece of furniture with an arm on the not come this year due to a lock out by the Major League Baseball recorder anymore. Even the phrase hi-fi sees to side with which you wound it up. About eight team owners. The lock out comes on the heels of a threatened be disappearing. Now they're called "sound turns tightened the spring that made the turntable strike by the players union due to issues of salary arbitration, systems." They're a combination record and go 'round. All you had to know to run it was salary caps and pay scales. It seems to me that both sides have compact disc player, tape deck and AM-FM how to wind it and how to put the needle down gotten too big for their britches. stereo radio. You don't have to buy one and on the record genUy. Phil Pcpc of the Daily News wrote last week of a conversation bring it home. You sign a contact and have it I think I know when the record player industry he had with a fan who happened to be a union member. The fan installed. started to go wrong. About ten years after we blamed the players. Mr. Pepe, throughout the entire article, Do three 14-year-olds, listening to Motley got that Victrola--I was in high school by then- defended the players claiming that the owners were making Cruc singing "Kick Start My Heart" or Milli my father came home with needles made, not of absorbent sums of money and that they were trying to take away Vanilli singing "All or Nothing" really need a steel, but of some kind of reed. He said the new salary arbitration, which was gained fairly in the last collective finely tuned, $1,500 "sound system?" needles were more expensive but were better for bargaining agreement. The fans blame the players and Phil Pepe The woofers and tweeters and the vast array of the records than the metal ones and produced blames the owners. More correctly, the blame should fall upon the control buttons on these machines meet higher higher quality sound. That may have been the players, owners and the eighties, the decade of the Mega Hype. standards of technical excellence than would seem beginning to the dizzying climb to new heights Coming out of the age of hype, it's easy to get away from the to call for to satisfy the music standards of the of audio technology the sound technicians have subject at hand, baseball. majority of people who listen to them. taken us to. Everyone seems to have lost touch with what we are doing here. One of the dozens of switches on ours says In the 1950s, there was a great vogue for do-it- They arc messing around with a great game. A game that has DOLBY ON/OFF. I asked what the DOLBY yourself record players you could buy as a kit. brought most Americans at least some enjoyment over their thing was and someone told me it was a system These modern infernal machines have gone way lifetime. This enjoyment has led to an uncontrollable thirst for for improving the sound. beyond the average person's ability to make one every part of the game. We cannot get enough of the shirts, I'd like to ask this: If it improves the sound, out of a kit and I haven't heard of a young couple autographs, pennants and pictures, we have all forgotten about the what's the ON/OFF switch for? Do they think putting their own together for 25 years. game itself. The players and owners have also got caught up in the there'll be limes when wc don't want the sound We gave our old hi fi to one of our children so hype. They both believe what's said about them. The players to be very good? they could put it in their downstairs playroom for believe they arc supcrhcroes and the owners believe they are You can't keep up with sound systems. I was their kids. That's what they thought of our owners. Both of which arc false. happy with my 78 rpm record player, but then equipment, good enough for a 5-year-old to play There is a great deal of difference between a hero and a superhero. they invented the 33 and 45 rpms and made the with after school. A superhero is able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, breath big records obsolete. I bought a record player Listening to music on a record player should fire and ice and has x-ray vision. Baseball players have none of that took them. Next came tape and I bought a be one of life's simple pleasures, regularly these qualities. They arc just plain old heroes, people through rccl-io-rccl tape deck. The tape cassettes put that enjoyed. We hardly ever use ours because, whom we experience love, anger, excitement and anguish. We out of business. frankly, I never learned how to work it. I can put place in their care our hopes dreams and aspirations. We see only A few years ago, I was talked into getting a a record on, but that's about it. I always turn it the good and attempt to emulate them, and when they fall, we also new outfit with a compact disc player. Now on on Christmas morning and when Joan Baez fall because our lives arc so intertwined. they're saying everything's going to be laser belts out "Silent Night," I don't care how hi the Wc, in the eighties, have taken this all too far. We want and sound in a few years so I'll be able to put my fi is or whether the Dolby is on or off. expect too much from our heroes and the pressure has nearly ruined CD player on the junk heap with my old 78 rpm To tell you the truth, if I could find that old them. Now wc must address the owners need to own. The owners record player. Just yesterday, there was an Victrola my father bought, it wouldn't bother me in fact do'own the stadium, they own the franchise and they own announcement of something new called a dccital at all to have to wind it up for the infrequent the profits made form the operation of the franchise, but by no sound field processor. I hope I don't get one next limes wc play anything. means do they own the players or baseball. They may wish to, but Christmas. Andy Rooney is a syndicated columnist they do not. Whether one sees the players as being owned is a philosophical question. A contract is but a form and in my view, a contract docs not constitute ownership nor does a high salary. The fact that they do not own baseball is the more important of Daily Campus Letters Policy the two facts. The owners merely run a franchise and help to run The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be the business of baseball as smoothly as possible. For this we, as typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All fans, thank them. The players and owners must never forget that letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. baseball made them, they did not make baseball. All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number sooner or later the two parties involved are going to get down to is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld the important stuff like hitting, throwing or latching. Until then solely on the consent of the editor. we have to just wait until they come to their senses and just play The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: ball. Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. Ed McKeirnan is a Daily Campus columnist page 14 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 19, 1990

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Today is Monday, Feb. 19, the 50th day of 1990. There arc 315 days left in the year. This is Presidents Day. Today's highlight in history: On Feb. 19, 1803, Congress voted to accept Ohio's borders and constitution. (However, Congress did not get around to formally ratifying Ohio statehood until 1953.) On this date: In 1473, the astronomer Copernicus was born in Torun, Poland. In 1807, former Vice President Aaron Burr was arrested in Alabama. (Me was subsequently tried for treason and acquitted.) In 1846, the Texas state government was formally installed in Austin. Campus WHUS 91.7 FM In 1878, Thomas Edison received a patent for his phonograph. Schedule In 1881, Kansas became the first state to prohibit all Calendar News at 7:55 a.m., 8:55 a.m., 11:55 a.m., alcoholic beverages. Monday, February 19, 1990 3:55 p.m., 4:55 a.m. In 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an Washington's Birthday executive order making possible the wartime internment Monday, February 19,1990 7:00 p.m.: H. Fred Simons Center (AACC) Movie, 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.: Occupation: Foole of Japanese-Americans. "The Autobiography of Malcolm X," free. In 1945, during World War II, U.S. Marines landed on with Jeff Ahcrn. Some of the best comedy 12:00 noon: School of Fine Arts Art Break: "Hockney: and music you will ever hear. the Japanese-held island of I wo Jima in the Western The Photographer," 55 min. large screen video, Pacific. 10:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.: Global radio show. VDM, bag lunch welcome. 10:30 a.m.-l 1:00 a.m.: World of Radio. In 1963, the Soviet Union informed President Kennedy 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.: Department of Counseling that it would withdraw "several thousand" of an estimated 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.: Focus on Jazz with Services "Transitions - Campus to Career," Group B, Jay Bartolomci. Focus point special at one 17,000 Soviet troops in Cuba. 604 Gilbert Road. In 1983, 13 people were found shot to death at a with Lee Morgan featuring the Rajah. gambling club in Seattle's Chinatown district. (Two Tuesday, February 20, 1990 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. The New Afternoon Chinese immigrants were later convicted of the killmgs.) 8:00 p.m.: School of Fine Arts Drama through Show with Keith Jones. The newest in In 1988, a group calling itself the "Organization of the February 25: "Dark of the Moon" by Howard alternative rock-from "All" to "Zappa". Oppressed on Earth" claimed responsibility for the Richardson and William Bcrncy, Jorgenscn, Matinees 6:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.: Focus on Health with kidnapping of U.S. Marine Ll. Col. William R. Higgins February 24 and 25, Ticket info 486-3969. Mike Derosa. in Lebanon. 3:00 p.m.: Department of Recreation and Intramurals, 6:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.: In Black America. Ten years ago: Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini turned over Women's Co-recreational table tennis doubles. 7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.: The Rap Explosion supreme command of the country's armed forces to the 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.: Hillcl Student Council with Doctor Nine. new president, Abolhassan Bani-Sadr. Speed skater Eric "Introduction to Jewish Spirituality" and "Back to the 9:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m.: Regressive Rock Hcidcn won the third of his five gold medals at the Sources." with Yuri and Josh. Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid, N.Y. 8:00 p.m.: "The Cleveland Orchestra," Jorgenscn. 11:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m.: Nite Music with Five years ago: 148 people were killed when an Iberia 7:00 p.m.: H. Fred Simons Center (AACC) "The Buddy Helen. Completely soulcd out and funked Air Lines Boeing 727 crashed in Spain while flying from Game." up-featuring the dangerous Motown Madrid to Bilbao. throwdown. One year ago: Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini rejected the This calendar was provided courtesy of the Department 2:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.: Free Form with Chris apology of "Satanic Verses" author Salman Rushdie, of Student Activities and Union Programs. Any Limonc. exhorting Moslems around the world to "send him to university activities can be listed on the calendar by 6:00 a.m.—8:00 a.m.: Alternative country hell" for committing blasphemy. calling Janice Gudinkas at 486-3423 or writing to the with Anton. New and old country with Today's birthdays: Former jockey Eddie Arcaro is 74. Student Leadership Development and Bluegrass at seven. Singer Smokcy Robinson is 50. Britain's Prince Andrew Program office U-8. is 30. Tennis player Hana Mandlikova is 28. Actress Justine Batcman is 24. The Daily Campus, Monday, February 19, 1990 page 15

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EMMA by Maria Allenbrant Daily Horoscope Today's Birthday (Feb. 19). This is a year of preparation. Lay the foundation upon which you can build your career. You might need to do some soul- searching in May. In April, you're eager to take on additional rcsponsibilitics--the first step toward success. Be prepared to deal with emotional matters in May. In June, your leadership potential emerges. August is the best time to go on vacation. There's much work to do by Bob Stevenson in September, but come October you'll get a break in 308 your hectic schedule. OH WO , OH-5 ANOTHER The sun favors Jupiter and the moon is void of course Hot owe in Sagittarius. Matters involving moral and ethical GKE. CF THE FOURTH. 1 FLOODS f-tTDKUXxHT decisions could come under intense questioning. Be RXJTBAU- GAMES mw willing to alter your beliefs in the face of new realizations. The sun/Jupiter energy benefits those who have worked hard. Aries (March 21-April 19). Conditions at home take a turn for the better. You're now in a position to secure your future. You'll soon be rewarded for your philanthropic contributions. Taurus (April 20-May 20). Your ability to gather the news is vital to your career success. Work on improving family relationships. You have no trouble reaching a business agreement, but wait a day to finalize it. Gemini (May 21-Junc 21). You're able to take THE Dally Crossword »*•«»•«. *«« complete financial responsibility for yourself. It's a UConn Sports relief to no longer depend so heavily on other people. Rewards come through your career. ACROSS 1 2 3 4 6 7 i * 11 12 13 1 Shacks ' " Schedule Cancer (June 22-July 22). The benefits of honest 5 Whip u 10 Air pollution - " hard work become more apparent to you. This is the 14 Reflection 17 best time to begin a diet or exercise program, when the 15 — potato •• " Monday, February 19, 1990 20 1 F 123 chances of success arc the greatest. 16 Knitting term ■■ 7:30 p.m.: Men's Basketball v. 17 Author Haley 24 21 Leo (July 23-Aug. 22). You need to get all the facts 18 Perplexed * iHVM Providence (GP) 19 Isaac's son 27 2« ■ JO 31 about joint financial matters before you draw any 20 — de deux f Wednesday, February 21, 1990 conclusions. Bclcr health is possible. You can count 21 Sailing term 32 M 7:00 p.m.: Women's Basketball at 22 Wl city ■ on the support of family members. 24 Anointed 35 34 Providence 26 Ape _ " Virgo (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22). Your actions have an 3t ■ 1■ 7:05 p.m.: Men's Ice Hockey at 27 Maltreated ■• effect on society, even if it is a small impact. Informal 29 Beautifying 41 ■42 Babson get-togethers prove to be the most memorable. You 32 Canonical P hour ■ ' ■ ■<' Thursday, February 22, 1990 can still plan on expanding your family this year. 33 Western show HI Men's Swimming at New England 34 Lyric poem M 47 ■ < 1' 50 SI Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You have a chance to be 35 Complication Championships (Univ. of Rhode 52 54 55 honored in your career. Don't underestimate your 36 Gay — " Island, Kingston, RI) popularity. You could decide to put your ambitions 37 Bridge charge 56 5* 38 Numero — " Women's Swimming at Eastern aside and concentrate on helping people. 39 "Bolero" 59 • 1 composer 1 Regional Championships (Univ. of Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You seem to overflow 40 Man-made tM OTm Medi 1Sen ices. Inc 1 i 2/1! 1190 Pittsburgh, PA) with the joy of being in love. Cancer and Pisces friends fiber All B.gn s Re erve \ 41 Unused Saturday's Puzzle Solved: Friday, February 23, 1990 can be a blessing. Don't press for a decision in 43 Tenets 7 Trick Men's Swimming at New England financial mailers. 44 Morning song 8 Aviator s C E N 1 C A N C f 1 F T S 45 Triumphs over 9 Hypocrite of a E U R I K A D A Y I 1 G H T Championships (Univ. of Rhode Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21). A loved one is ready 46 Wintry kind T R A C E R A B R 1 D G E R 48 Prehistoric 10 Coined money T A S K Ml' AM B 0 oMs E E Island, Kingston, RI) to help out in times of need. You can learn something tool 11 Good news! E R I ■ 0 US E TIE A I S Women's Swimming at Eastern about yourself today. Money shouldn't be the 49 Elusive one 12 Arab port R E s Ac 1 H 0 I D ■ A I 1 S Regional Championships (Univ. of motivating factor behind all your creative endeavors. 52 Misplace 13 Sticky stuff ■ V A 1 1 ■ Y R A T E 53 Silly 21 Beve-ages P R I M A T ! Mi: I E N D f D Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA) Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). 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LOST: GOLD NECKLACE WITH EVENTS LARGE PEARL PENDANT. IF CHRISTOPH VON DOHNANYI, FOUND, PLEASE RETURN FOR •The Daily Campus Music Director and Conductor REWARD! PLEASE HELP ME moved to Dog lane Take TRADITIONAL KARATE REDEEM MYSELF - IT WAS LESSONS WITH THE UCONN BORROWED. CALL KATY 427- and next to Buckley KARATE CLUB. Classes MON, 5061. LF2/16-2/22 six years ago, no MOZART Symphony No. 38 ("Prague") WED, FRI 6:00PM at Hawlcy in D Major. K. 504 Armory. No experience FOUND: Set of keys on big key matter what the necessary. For info call ring in PB36. Call 427-4432. campus map says. LF2/16-2/22 MAHLER Adapo Margaret 742-7741 or Bob 566- trom Symphony No 10 8385 or just come and sec us. El/24-2/19 LOST: Keys on bottle-opener key ring. Dorm keys, house MO/ART Svmphonv No 40 in G minor, K 550 UCONN COMIC BOOK keys, and V.W. car keys. Cow Please call Chris at 427-2790. CLUB NEXT MEETING: TUES PEB 20TH. LF 2/19-21. TUESDAY, Feb. 20, at 8:00 ARJONA 215 AT 9:00 PM. GUEST LECTURER LOST: Black/Grey rimmed glasses somewhere between S II O W R |. PORTS. Tickets & Info LATEST GOSSIP. CALL FRATS and in the Field House The Daily Campus Jorgensen MARC AT 429-0350 I OR (Indoor tr.ick 2/15) Please call 486-4226 Kathleen at 427-2204. LF2/19- Auditorium MORE INFO. E2/I2-20 THt UNIVUSITY OF CONNfCTICUT STOttS 21. page 18 The Daily Campus,£ Monday,t February 19, 1990 SPORTS Streaky Providence coming into pavilion By George Ferencz as of late, Screen, Murdock, and Marty Conlon Daily Campus Staff have been scoring well and each is averaging over Providence College enters tonight's game with 14 points per game. the University of Connecticut at the Harry A. The game against UConn earlier in the season Gampcl Pavilion with the idea of avenging a 15 was a critical set back for the Friars, who arc now point loss at home, and continuing their own battling for a NCAA bid with their 14-8 record streak through the Big East. and only three games to play in the confrcncc. The Friars capped a pivotal week on their Providence, which has worked so hard the past schedule by defeating Georgetown on Tuesday, and week to get into a position to challenge for a top St. John's on Saturday. The two wins pulled spot in the conference, knows the importance of Providence, 7-6 in the Big East, within a game of this game. A loss in Storrs could find themselves St. John's for fourth place in the conference. dropping down even farther in the standings. But The Huskies, who lead the conference with with a win and a St. John's loss at Georgetown Georgetown at 9-3, don't seem to mind the chal- on Wednesday, the Friars could be silting in lenge from the Friars even if the game is on fourth place in the conference. ESPN. For UConn, their task ahead is straight forward, "No, there isn't that much pressure against but not easy — a Big East regular season title Providence College with being on national televi- with a win in all of their next four games. sion," UConn co-captain Tate George said. UConn Coach Jim Calhoun said that First things first though, defeating PC. In their Providence will press the Huskies for 40 minutes, earlier meeting UConn kept the Providence crowd while John Gwynn said the game will be a Big out of the game, this time they will look to keep East "dog fight." the 8,000-plus Husky fans in the game. Tonight the Huskies will attempt to lie the Big East Notes: record for most wins in a season, 23, set by both "Boo" Harvey of St. John's and Carlton Screen the 1950-51, and 1964-65 clubs. UConn has three of Providence were named the Big East co-players regular season games remaining after tonight. of the week. The Huskies, 22-4, easily handled the Friars at Harvey scored 40 points in an overtime win the Providence Civic Center by the score of 92- against Scion Hall on Wcdcnsday, and had 26 in 77. UConn used 38 successful free throws in 51 the Friars loss to St. Johns on Saturday. attempts and a 24 point night by Chris Smith to Screen had 23 in dial game against the Rcdmen, easily handle the Friars for most of the game. and he also put in 29 as Providence beat —Kevin Frascr/The Daily Campus Not even Providence's big guns, Carlton Screen Georgetown on Tuesday. Nadav Henefeld earned Big East Rookie of-the-week and Eric Murdock, could kick start the Friars. But honors this week for his 27 points against Pitt. ...UConn beats BC, remains tied with Hoyas From back page in the country. I think Smith the game by turnovers. In the extended the lead to 22 points, The win gives UConn a win UConn, called a timeout, the and George can play with any game the Eagles turned the ball 70-48, but the Eagles stayed against each of the other eight Huskies continued their run as backcourt in the nation." over 23 limes, 12 of which close through the play of Lio Big East teams this year. The Talc George put in a three, and Toraino Walker, who has were steals by UConn. The Arditti. Huskies have never then came back a minute Ialcr been receiving double figure Huskies turned the ball over 19 Arditti, who played with accomplished this since joining to bury two foul shots. playing time as of late, times, more than they did Henefeld on the Israeli national the Big East in 1979-1980. UConn's three guards, finished off the run with two against Syracuse and team, led all players with 20 UConn, which has won 12 Gwynn, George, and Smith, made free throws and gave Georgetown. points, 15 of which came from of their last 13, completes UConn the 25-14 lead. O'Brien credited the three-point range. Henefeld another undefeated week, and contributed 47 points and 10 The Huskies then strug^sd turnovers to sloppy ball scored 15. will most likely move up assists. Coach O'Brien, who to pull away from BC, and handling by his team, and The Eagles could not work higher in the AP poll, which said his Eagles were clearly only were able to lake an 11- Calhoun said the Eagles were down the Husky lead to will be released tonight. Of the overmatched, also said, "Their point lead at halftimc, 43-32. able to disrupt UConn of- anything less then 15 down the nine teams ahead of UConn in (UConn's) backcourt is one of UConn and BC were fensively. stretch. UConn then cruised to last weeks poll, six of them the most undcratcd backcourls victimized through the rest of In the final half UConn the 22 point victory. lost this week .

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So easy to win prizes! 1 can=l point page 20 The Daily Campus, Monday, February 19, 1990 SPORTS ...Bascom gets 15 rebounds in win over BC From back page throws. LaCombe picked up tne connected on 23 and UConn "It was such a defensive on Tuesday when they travel to the loose ball and went in for a scoring load in the first half as 22), but UConn hit on four-of- Providence College for a game lay-up lo give the Huskies a battle," B.C. head coach Margo she scored 10 points on fivc-of- •iinc treys in the first half, and Plol/kc said. "We had to work that could determine the Big five-point lead with 2:28 cight shooting. But LaCombe scvcn-of-15 for the game East Conference's regular remaining. for every single shot." was B.C.'s only consistent proving to be the difference Coming into the game, the season champion. The Lady "I think our goal was to deny threat and the Huskies took In addition to Davis and Friars arc currently in second the passes and get out on their Eagles were hoping for another advantage of Bchn's absence to Bascom, Lamb chipped in with strong performance from place, one game behind UConn shooters," Lishness said. "They force 13 turnovers in the eight points and Lishness added with an 11-2 mark and 20-4 made a lot of turnovers and freshman Sarah Bchn. opening half. six points and nine assists. during that time we ran 22 However, Bchn, B.C.'s second "They play like us," Bascom Boston College (13-11, 7-6) leading scorer with an 18 ppg overall. Starting time for (UConn's 2-2-1 three-quarter said. "They're patient on was led by Carla Wenger and Tuesday night's game will be court trap) pretty well." average in the conference, went offense and they do a lot of LaCombe who had 15 and 13 down with a twisted ankle three 7:00 p.m. After Jennifer Lcddy hit a 10- screens. They're going to make respectively. foot jumper in the lane to cut minutes into the game. The Huskies return to action "Sarah's strength is her you play defense for the entire the lead to three, the Eagles had 30 seconds." a chance to cut the lead to one ability to create," Plotzke said. after a UConn miss. However, Even if she had only 10 or 12 The difference between the B.C. turned the ball over and it might have made a two teams in the first half, and ...Cope wins 500 difference." in the final score, turned out to the Huskies scaled the victory primary car in a qualifying race Despite losing Bchn, the be the Huskies three-point From page 21 as Meghan Pattyson and Thursday. Eagles responded well in the accuracy. Both teams attempted with all four tires fiat and had Bascom each hit two free opening twenty minutes. Amy 55 shots in the game (B.C. Schradcr knifed through the to be towed to the pits. Petty pack all the way to second lost 12 laps in the pits and never was in contention. place, behind Earnhardt, after Pattyson back to playing The only other caution flag only 25 laps, but went out came on lap 43 when four cars with a blown engine on lap 58 Senior forward Heidi Robbins leaves team tangled on the main while running 15lh. straightaway. "One thing Hcndrick By David P. Tosatti glad to have her back. Auricmma said, "No, other Phil Parsons and Rob Motorsports don't have very Daily Campus Staff "Meghan does a lot of things than to say that she has some Moroso touched while running often is engine failure," Schradcr said. "It just so The 1,356 people who were out there. She's one of the personal things to take care in a tight group and spun into happened we had a big one at a at the Gampel Pavilion belter passers on the team, but of." the infield grass at the end of you could sec she's a little bit Robbins played in 90 games pit road, taking Mike big race. This was our racing Saturday afternoon to sec the motor regardless of which car it University of Connecticut rusty — she threw the ball in her career, scoring 602 Alexander and Alan Kulwicki away a fews times today," points and grabbing 335 re- with him. Kulwicki and would have been." women's basketball team beat Ironically, the engine in Boston College 56-51, got the Auricmma said. "It's going to bounds. This year she had ap- Moroso were able to get back take her a few games to get it peared in limited action in nine onto the track after lengthy Cope's winning car was built chance to sec Meghan Pattyson by Keith Dorton of Hcndrick return to action. back." games, scored 10 points and repairs. One player who won't be had only six rebounds. None of the drivers was Motorsports. After starting every game Hillin wound up sixth in the this year for UConn, besides back is senior Heidi Robbins. "That was just her decision injured. A press release from the De- and the team accepts the deci- Another early dropout was season-opening race, followed the last four, she rejoined the by defending Winston Cup partment of Athletic Commu- sion," said Laura Lishness, Ken Schradcr, who won the Husky squad following a champion Rusty Wallace, who shoulder injury. Although she nications said she left the team "Not much can be said on the pole for the third straight year started far back in the field. only netted four points in 20 for personal reasons. subject." but started 41st in his backup minutes on the court UConn When asked if he wished to Robbins refused to com- Chevy after crashing his Coach Gcno Auricmina was comment on the issue, ment.

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Stunned disbelief was the reaction as dominating Dale Earnhardt blew a tire with one mile remaining Sunday in the Daytona 500, giving unheralded Dcrrike Cope the biggest upset in stock car racing history. "This can only come one time in a career," the jubilant Cope, 31, said after winning for the first time in 67 NASCAR Winston Cup starts. Earnhardt led at times by nearly 30 seconds and could have cruised to his first Daytona victory except for a caution flag with nine laps remaining in the $2 million race at Daytona International Speedway. Until that point, the race had been one of the cleanest in the 32-ycar history of stock car racing's crown jewel, with only two early caution flags for —UPI a total of 12 laps. Derrike Cope takes the checkered flag in the 32nd Dale Earnhardt led for most of the race, but blew a Geoff Bodinc, the 1986 annual Daytona 500. The win is Cope's first. tire in the final mile and lost the lead to Cope. Daytona winner, spun in turn the pack. some luck today. 177.602, despite the fact that others were Tiny Lund in two on lap 192 of the 200-lap As the leaders drove into the "I ran over something. I the three caution flags for 15 1963, Mario Andrctti in 1967 event, bringing out the final third turn on the final lap, heard it hit the bottom of the laps tied the race records for and Pete Hamilton in 1970. yellow flag and sending all of Earnhardt's black racer suddenly car and that's when it (the tire) least yellows and laps. Sunday's victory was the the leaders, except Cope and darted to the top of the blew." Cope was able to stay on the biggest surprise since Greg Bobby Hillin Jr., to the pits banking, with Cope and the Cope, a lop professional track during the last caution Sacks won the Firecracker 400 for tires and gas. rest moving past and the baseball prospect until a knee period because he was the only at Daytona in 1985. Cope and Hillin were ahead estimated crowd of 150,000 injury sent him to racing cars, leader to change tires on the Richard Petty, the only of Earnhardt when the green screaming in excitement and won $188,150. The native of previous stop, on lap 182, seven-time winner of the flag waved for the start of lap disbelief. Spanaway, Wash., had finished taking on two right-side tires Daytona 500 and considered a 196, but the three-time Cope, driving a Lumina, as high as sixth twice in a and falling a bit off the pace. strong contender for the first Winston Cup champion hung on to beat Labontc to the Winston Cup career dating to "We ran 250 miles with the time in several years, caused quickly moved to the front, checkered flag by 1 { car 1986. left-side tires," Parrott said. the first caution flag and taking the lead, and seemingly lengths, with Elliott third, His car, prepared by crew brought a mass groan of the race, in the third turn on Ricky Rudd fourth and chief Buddy Parrott and owned "Somebody came up to me and dismay from the crowd. the high-banked 2.5-mile oval. Earnhardt managing to finish by Bob Whitcomb, was near said, Why didn't you change Petty, racing in his 30th Earnhardt, with Cope, Terry fifth. the front throughout the 500- tires?' I said. You've got to Daytona 500, apparently cut Labonlc and Bill Elliott "I was just silling ihcrc and mile race, leading four limes know when to hold cm and down his right-rear tire on lap hanging onto the rear deck of they couldn't touch me," said for a total of five laps. know when to fold cm.' " 26 and took a smoky spin his Chevrolet Lumina, quickly Earnhardt, who led 155 of the He averaged 165.761 mph, Cope is the fourth driver to between turns one and two. He 200 laps. "They couldn't nowhere near Buddy Baker's make the Daytona 500 his first ended up in the infield grass pulled away from the rest of outrun us, but Dcrrike got 1980 Daytona 500 mark of Winston Cup victory. The See page 20

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By Catherine Keating Quinnipiac scored only once Daily Campus Staff on a powcrplay out of 11 Eight players scored goals in opportunities and could not the Huskies defeat of the keep the Huskies in their zone, Quinnipiac ice hockey team 8- even while they were 3 Saturday night in an ECAC shorthanded. The frustrated matchup. Braves played a disorganized The University of and physical game. They Connecticut skated to a 5-0 resorted to harassing Dawson lead until midway through the in net, who received a penalty second period. Leading the equaled to one given to Huskies were Brian Vcrricr and Quinnipiac. Bryan Krygicr, who each scored The Braves put two on the one goal and assisted on scoreboard within five minutes Kevin Frasci/Thc Daily Campus another two. at 13:20. Paul Fay and Shawn UConn's Geoff Murphy UConn captain Vcrricr began readies for a face off against a Quinnipiac player in Norton scored Quinnipiac's Saturday night's win. Hu sky Kevin Sullivan, on the wing, looks on. The Huskies the run at 3:00 with an assist first two goals, until Norton downed the Braves 8-3 in the ECAC contest. from defenscman Rich Brande scored again in the final period and at 2:51 in the second with 54 seconds left. and 26 assists for 43 points and period, Krygicr scored the Quinnipiac goalie Chris Vcrricr has 13 goals and 20 game-winning goal off a Baldino stopped 35 out of 43 assists for 33 points. rebound with help from Mike shots on goal. MacDonald. Seniors Verricr, Rizzo, Bill CANCUN, MEXICO SPRING BREAK "90" Husky goaltcndcr Scan Rizzo Krygicr and Vcrricr continue Tito and Peter Heine were MAR 10 - MAR 17, 1990 registered five saves from five honored Saturday evening, as it shots with 9:42 left in the to lead the Huskies in points from goals scored. With the was the Huskies' last home WAS NOW second period when Damcn game of the season. EL BATAB $ 409 $389 Dawson replaced him. Dawson victory, Krygicr has 17 goals MARGARITA 439 419 made seven saves until 12:34 in period three when Rizzo VILLAS MARLIN came back out to finish the TERRAMAR 479 459 game. On the night, Rizzo AQUAMARINA blocked 18 shots on goal. Special Purchase PLAZA LAS GLORIAS 509 489 INTER CONTINENTAL 559 539

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For results, See page 23 Dale Earnhardt blew a tire and the lead of the Daytona 500 with Sports under one mile to go, See page 21 The Daily Campus Huskies send birds back to Beantown 0-2 No. 10 UConn clips Eagles' wings, 89-67 By (leorge Ferencz Daily Campus Staff It was business as usual for the tenth ranked University of Connecticut Saturday night as the Huskies defeated Boston College 89-67 in the Harry A. Gampel Pavilion. The win kept the Huskies, 9-3 in the conference, in a first place tic with Georgetown who defeated Scion Hall 68-60 earlier in me afternoon. The ninth conference win gives UConn their most wins ever in a Big Ea«t season, while the loss drops Boston College to 1-11 in Big East play. The Huskies dropped the conference cellar-dwellers by shooting 53 percent from the field and six of nine from three point range. Five different UConn players scored in double figures, including sixth-man John Gwynn who pumped in a career high 18 points. UConn Coach Jim Calhoun wants to sec more from his team going down the stretch though "We got some good performances, and I think we played pretty well. But I just mink that we needed total commitment for 40 minutes. We're down four games to go and wc just want to make sure wc. take advantage of mat and start to be as good as wc possibly can," Calhoun said. UConn, 22-4, failed to bring the game to BC earlier, and instead let die Eagles take the early lead. BC's Doug Able scored two of his 15 underneath with 13:12 left in the first half to give the Eagles a 14-9 lead. On the other end of the court Chris Smith banked in a three on a pass from Nadav Hcncfcld, which began a 16-0 run that all but buried BC. Murray Williams came off the bench to give UConn the tic, then the lead. The junior forward put in a turnaround shot for the tic, dished off the ball to a breaking Burrcll for a layup, and gave a backwards pass to Smith underneath the hoop for a jam. Williams had three steals on the night as well. "Murray, who hasn't played as much, came off the bench and was really the Murray Williams of old, the quickness, the slashing, he made a couple of big hoops, steals, he did really good on the wing, which is what wc needed," Calhoun said. After BC Coach Jim O'Brien, a former assistant coach at M. Gunlher^TTie Daily Campus See page 18 Dan Cyrulik takes a jumper in UConn's 89-67 victory of the Eagles of Boston College. The Huskies remain at the top of the Big East tied with Georgetown. Three-point shooting helps women win 56-51 By Adam Minichino Daily Campus Staff Two statistics go a long way toward explaining the University of Connecticut women's basketball team's success this season. On the defensive end, the Huskies are outscoring their opponents by a margin of 17 points per game and are holding the opposition to a 36 percent field goal accuracy. Offensively, the Huskies arc hitting on 40.4 percent from three- point range to rank among the best in the nation. Both of these factors were influential on Saturday afternoon as the Huskies won their eighth straight game with a 56-51 decision over the Boston College Eagles. UConn (21-3, 12-1) was led by Wendy Davis's 18 points and Kerry Bascom, who added 16 and a career-high 15 rebounds. "I thought when wc played at B.C. (a 65-61 Eagle win on Jan. 17) wc didn't have any offensive or defensive intensity and they dictated the game from beginning to end," UConn head coach Gcno Auricmma said. "We wanted to use our defense to establish a style of play that was no good for diem." Even though the Huskies did not lake the Eagles completely out of their gamcplan, their defense proved up to the challenge down the stretch. After Sue Friisch hit a jumper to give the Eagles a 45- 43 lead with seven minutes to play, UConn responded by holding B.C. 10 only six points the rest of the way. For UConn, the final seven minutes were a perfect combination of defense and timely diree-point shooting. With the score tied at 47, the Huskies worked the ball around until Kris Lamb spotted Davis all alone on the weak side. Davis took the pass and proceeded to nail her fourth three pointer of the afternoon to give UConn a 50-47 lead. "More screens were set today Uian when wc were at B.C.," Davis said. "Everyone else helps me to get die threes." -Sara Cousins/Thc Daily Campus The Husky defensive pressure took over on the next play as the UConn's Kathy Ferrier goes up for two in Staurday's action against Boston Huskies trapped Friisch ai center couit. Laura Lishncss picked up College. The Huskies beat the Eagles 56-51 in a Big East matchup. See page 20