mo Thursday February 14,1980 fib.W Volume XXXIII No. 74 cl Mom on pages ift 11 Right from the heart Bon, Happy Valentines Day to Colleen, To our Trumbull men... On the shores of yesterday Carol, Mary Lou, Holly, Terry,-Mel- We just want you to know While moonlight incandescent playec anie, Kathy, Sue, Lisa- The Best in To us you're each a ten... Upon my dreams, romance above McMahon. ^nd certainly a wo! I discovered you, my love. From Billy Bob With love Love always, Bot Trumbull Girls Embee, Well I looked into the sky for M.E. I know you will be a celebrity on my anthem and the words and the Brent-How about a Valentine's Kiss? Saturday, but please be my Valentine music came through but words and Love, C anyway. music will never touch the beauty that Love You, S.D. I've seen looking into you - and that's To Karen, Fran, and Lisa of Alsop B - (rue HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! Missy Poo, Love, Bilbo Love c * B Lacy Violets are blue, Roses are red, To "You make me smile": Mike, I couldn't hug you this morning, You mean so much and do so much LOve me lender So here's a personal instead! more. Thank you for being who you Love me ,rue Happy Valentines Day. There are are; the very/best of friends and a A" mv dreams fulfill many more to come. great animal lover! Happy Valentine's For mv darling I love you Love, Fonz Day! And I always will. Love, The other Smiling Animal HaPPy Valentine's Day! Love, Sam To my favorite Uke! Andy H., Happy Valentine's Day! Hey C.R. - You may be fat, ugly, and Love, Your Wife Dear Lee, smelly bpt I love ya like carrot cake! As the months fly by - I'm amazed Anatomy To Sex God in Psyc 132: Be at the that I love you more every day. Turnaround Dance, I'll keep you H.V.D.! Love Dave HAPPY BIRTHDAY, VALENTINO! dancing all night! Your Sex Goddess PS. Found CKina yet?! . LOVE, JULIE

Kennedy irresponsible; hostage resolution near He said Kennedy has insinuated that the WASHINGTON (UPI)—President Carter United States must share the blame for the said Vye nesday there are "positive signs" for invasion of Afghanistan, for the hostage crisis the American hostages in Tehran but he bit- and for the length of time the diplomats have terly accused Sen. Edward Kennedy of ham- remained in captivity. pering the delicate efforts to free them. "This thrust of what he said in the last few In his first news conference in 11 weeks. weeks is very damaging to our country and to Carter gave a guarded report on the hostage the establishment of our principles and the negotiations, saying the United States would maintenance of them and to the achieving of be willing to accept an "appropriate" our goals to keep the peace and to get the international commission to resolve the situa- hostages released." Carter said. tion. He also reiterated that America will not He said only, "we would support steps by participate in the Moscow summer Olympics the United Nations that would lead to release unless Moscow pulls its troops out of of the hostages if the steps are consistent with Afghanistan by Feb. 20. our goals and our essential international Stressing there was no change in the principles." deadline he set earlier. Carter said on national His statement appeared to back up an ABC TV that it would be "unconscionable" to send report that U.S. and Iranian authorities had athletes to a nation "actively involved in the agreed in principle on the plan that could free subjugation of an innocent people." the hostages within a week to 10 days. While stressing peaceful means of trying to ABC said the hostages would be freed after end Russia's occupation of Afghanistan, he Khomeini gives the commission is named and formed but warned Soviet leaders Wednesday that any before it would begin its work on investigating further actions of that sort would have"the the alleged crimes of the ousted shah. gravest consequences." * It also said that the hostages would be Calling both his reaction to the invasion and approval on plan the readiness of American forces "adequate." released into American hands and not handed over to a third party or an international Carter said the Soviets must not be allowed to By UNITED PRESS IN- Khomeini's approval is organization. It also reported that the plan get away with such actions. TERNATIONAL critical to the success of any was worked out in a series of secret meetings The invasion of Afghanistan, the president Ayatollah Ruhollah deal to free the hostages. between Iranian and U.S. officials in Paris. said at his news conference, "is a great Khomeini has aproved a The militants occupying the At the same time. Carter made a stinging crisis...We must convince the Soviet Union secret plan for the release of embassy have repeatedly attack on Kennedy, his chief rival for the through peaceful means - peaceful means - the 50 American hostages. torpedoed pay efforts to Democratic presidential nomination, saying that they cannot invade an innocent country Iranian President negotiate the hostages the senator's campaign remarks overstepped with impunity." Abolhassan Bani-Sadr said release, but they have "the bounds of both propriety and accuracy in But he said the Soviets "must suffer the Wesnesday. sending hopes promised to abide by the presentation of views by a responsible consequences of their action." soaring that the long- Khomeini's wishes. official." SEE PAGE 15 awaited breakthrough in the 102-day-old crisis might be at hand. Afghan rebels ABC News reported the Roses big hit Carter administration has accepted in principle a plan for the hostages' freedom. It move from Iran was not immediately clear By UNITED PRESS INTER- port the reports. for Valentines Halimi said rebels Fighting whether this was the same NATIONAL—AFGHAN B> DANIEL HATCH plan approved by Khomeni. Moslem rebels based in Iran the Soviet-installed regime At the White House, press are crossing into their of Babrak Karmal were If roses from your sweetheart arrived for Valentine's Dav. secretary Jody Powell said of homeland and battling clashing with Russians and chances are they were delivered by The Interior Florist, the the ABC broadcast, "That Russian troops in its western Afghan government troops only flower shop in Storrs. report is neither necessary provinces, a rebel in Farah and Herat provinces More than 500 deliveries were ordered at the shop this nor.productive." , spokesman claimed Wed- bordering Iran, and in >vcck, according to John Sunmark. co-owner of the store. Bani-Sadr, in an interview nesday. southwestern Hclmand The other co-owner is. appropriately, his wife. Barbara. broadcast on Paris' France- Saifulla Halimi. a province. Some of the rebels Sunmark said this is the busiest time of the year for him. Inter Radio, declined to representative of the Hisbi were based in Iran and "We're doing three weeks business in three days." he provide details of the plan Islami Islamic Front in the crossed the border to attack said. "I'm checking into a rest home as soon as this is but said, "I hope this plan Pakistan border town of their opponents. Halimi through." will be implemented." Peshawar. also claimed said. The university community is always a strong market for Asked about the views of heavy fighting has broken In eastern Laghman flowers. Sunmark said, especially with so many people at the ailing 79-year-old out in Badghis and Fariab province fighting erupted the "romance age." Khomeini on the plan, the provinces in Afghanistan two days ago with a "num- The demand for flowers has cleaned out the wholesale Iranian president said. bordering the Soviet Union. ber of government troops markets, Sunmark said. The Interior Florist sold out of "When we presented an ac- There was no way to verify killed." Halimi said. The large roses Wednesday, he added, and he had ordered tion plan to him. he accepted rebel claims and no in- rebels captured large SEE PAGE4 it." dependent accounts to sup- amounts of ammunition . Page 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 (Emmecticut BaUg (Eampua SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 EDITOR IN CHIEF MARY MESSINA

MANAGING EDITOR KEN KOEPPER BUSINESS MANAGER MARK BECKER MM MM SttoM class postage paid •' Slorre. Cenn OWU Published by the Connecticut Daily 5mgm, 121 N Eagiemlle Rd . U 1M. *»«orre Conn Monday through Friday 8/10 11/21 r 1/27 11/30. 1/23-3M. 3/18 4/25. and aiwcial editions on 9/6. 12/17. 5/12. Telephone (203) 129-93M. subscription.f 10 non-UConn student United Praia Intarnational telephotoi are ,»o>io>d at no coal to The Daily Campus by the Willimantic Chronicle and United Press in lefnational Sub**-'iber United Pf ess Int'l Inc Carter breaks v0H,Y,rWT U rEL- If HE'S tor A Wt ARAfe,V^U SjRSftM IllfiSAL MNWENT.'' silence; Casting for the big ones WASHINGTON—"FBI Casting. Agent Riley less-talented undercover man. It is a pity that speaking." the authors of this scam did not give Hawkins challenges rival "Riley, this is Charles Hawkins of the a bigger part. Had they recognized his talent, Atlanta office. I hear you're looking for "Operation Sticky Fingers" might not have someone to play an Arab sheik in the sequel to closed on Saturday night.' 'Operation Abscam.' " "I have some more," Hawkins said. "Where did you hear that?" "No, that's okay," Riley replied. "How do -*•p resident Jimmy Carter s press conference last "I read it in Variety." you look on video-tape?" night helped clear up some of the Overhanging clouds of "Damn, we were trying to keep the sequel a "I'll send you a cassette of me bribing a food current political campaign. His challengers have accused secret. What experience do you have?" inspector in the 'Little Caesar Salad Caper.' him of hiding in the White House, but it is obvious he is "I played a French dope peddler in the After my appearance as a crooked femaie neither reluctant to attack his opponents nor frightened of 'Marseilles Connection,' a Latin American jockey, I received an Academy Award for 'best their criticism. arms merchant in 'Buenos Dias, Senor Fidel,' drag performance of the year in front of a Carter's silence on critical issues has been motivated less a Swiss gnome in 'Golddiggers of 1979' and hidden camera.' " by domestic problems and more by foreign ones. Before the brother-in-law of Madame Marcos in 'I'll the hostage crisis, the president's strategy was going to Take Manila.* " rely on heavy personal campaigning. While the crisis has "I didn't cast any of those stings," Riley Art Buchwald certainly worked to his advantage, it is sophistry to blame said. "How were your reviews?" his stay-at-home policy entirely on the requirements of the "They were fantastic. Listen to this one by primary campaign. Rep. Greensleeves in the Congressional Riley said, "Your credentials seem to be in Now that the hostage crisis appears to be reaching a Record: 'FBI agent Hawkins certainly fooled order. But the director is looking for a big resolution. President Carter has vioced his intention to me when I met him on the Eastern shuttle name to play the sheik—someone a senator campaign heavily. He hasn't committed himself to debate, going to New York. He convinced me he was would pay money to see. We're putting $10 but it will be difficult to refuse the challenge, especially Mao Tse-tung's long-lost son, and gave me million into this production, and if we don't since he accepted it earlier, before the hostage seizure. $50,000 to put in my briefcase until we got to get any indictments out of it, we'll all be out of Although he attempted to respond to some questions long LaGuardia, because he said he didn't trust the show business." overdue. Carter avoided others which must be answered. stewardesses. I was never so entrapped in my "Give me a break, Riley. I haven't had a Only in a long campaign can the issues be thoroughly life.' " good part since I played Robert Vesco's discussed. If he wants to sell his draft registration Hawkins continued, "Here is one from bagman in 'Oh Costa Rica.' " program, he is going to have to make clear to the people Newsday on Long Island: 'While the FBI's "I'll put your name in, but don't get your just what he wants it for. He is going to have to ensure that sting operation in Garden City left a lot to be hopes up. Every agent in the bureau wants to we are not on the way to another Vietnam. desired, the casting of Charles Hawkins as a play the Arab sheik. You get a rent-free It's about time he came out and talked about these things Mafia hit man was a stroke of genius. He house, a Cadillac limousines and a yacht for and gave people a chance to question him in detail. brought life and excitement to what could wild parties. It beats the hell out of playing an have easily been a cliche role in the hands of a undercover numbers runner in the Bronx." Library staff Pro-draft , thanks 'study -in' To the editor: voice silenced Letters policy Those of us on the library staff who were on hand during the Briday evening student To the editor: "Study—IN" (Feb. 1) wish to express our ap- Isn't it ironic that certain groups in the preciation for the mature and responsible way* UConn community are so concerned with por- in which this demonstration was organized tecting a particular human right, that they and implemented. disregard many other equally important rights? AH letters intended for publication in the Daily Campus The students who came to voice their con- cern over current University and library Wednesday afternoon, at the SCAD anti- must be typed and double spaced. They should not exceed draft rally, I was denied the right to give an 200 words and include the name, address, and telephone problems were demonstrably serious about their efforts. The occasion was handled in a objecting opinion, supporting Carter's call for number fof verification purposes. The Daily Campus a draft registration. I was denied the oppor- reserves the right to edit letters for grammar and space. All way that brought credit to all of those students and others who participated. tunity to present an opposing viewpoint, so letters are welcome. It is our hope that the people who can that others could make an intelligent choice. correct the present problems noted this im- For a group so devoted to the protection of pressive demonstration of concern and that an individual's rights, isn't it strange that they suffcient funding will be made available to the could so blatantly deny me a chance to speak University and library so that future activities out? • of this sort will no longer be necessary. Tammy Shea David L. Kapp Woodhaven Park

DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau

NOW MOKE THAN EVER, WE BLfORE IT IS TOO LATE, WE MUST EXCUSE ME, CONGRESSMAN MUST NOT PERMIT OURSELVES MOVE TO RATIFY SALT. SALT ANPERSON.BUTAREyoU HEY, BUT WHAT TO BE OVERCOME wm A IS NOT A UNILATERAL FAVOR SURB YOU'RE A REPUBLI- GREAT. POIKNOWTl'M Quote of the day: \ NEW MISSILE MAPNE&5, A WE ARE D0IN6 THE SOVIET'UNION,, CAN? WU SURE PONT A DEMOCRAT. MINDLESS RENEWAL OP WE SHOULD NOT BE PENALIZING a SOUNP LIKE A RE- / ', UNRESTRJCTED COMPETITION. OURSELVES FOR SOVIET BEHAVIOR! PUBLICAN! \ Tm no! advocating a draft.1 —President Jimmy Carter The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Page 3 IARC chief blasts triple plan BY ED SILVERSTEIN students and Whitney Hall The Chairman of the Inter- would continue to house 56 Area Resident's Council students. (IARC) last night criticized a Lasnick also said the Board's projection of 2,300 proposal for next year to convert dormitory studies in- incoming students might be to living spaces and place wrong. "If they've figured three students in rooms de- wrong, it's conceivable they signed for iwo. could start tripling every- Dave Lasnick said the where." institutional policy commit- Steve Donen, vice chair- Dave Lasnick, chairman of (he Inter-Area Resident's Council (IARC), criticizes tee of the Board of Trustees man of the institutional pol- proposed student housing changes, as IARC Representilivc Donny Cafero (I) looks on. did not consult with IARC icy committee and student before discussing the conver- trustee, also criticized the sion at a meeting held last proposal at last nights's Library letters remain Friday. IARC meeting. He suggested "Tuesday was the first that UConn consider placing time I heard about this since undergraduate students in last October," Lasnick said, University on- or off-campus unmailed; postage due "It shows that students are apartments and houses to BY DOUG FISHER cuts are sitting in the legislation passes as expect- having little input into the ease the room shortage. Close to 150 letters written student government office ed in five weeks, she said. by students at the library and "should have been sent policy-making process." Donen also asked IARC A motion by Chapley to study-in two weeks ago have out long before now." Fend- The proposal, which is still members to discuss the pro- issue an official student gov- ler said. under discussion, would con- posal with residents at their not yet been mailed, said ernment statement against "It was an oversight, but vert 39 studies into living dormitories. student senator Reed Fend- the draft was defeated when ler at the Federation of the money is appropriated... space for 136 students, and In other business, IARC the prerequisite unanimous Students and Service Organi- they should be sent out in a would place enough beds decided to meet with stew- support was not given. zations (FSSO) Central Com- couple of days." said Chris into double rooms for 136 ards from independent kitch- "If you oppose registra- mittee meeting yesterday. Majeske, chairman of the more students next year. ens to discuss problems they tion, you oppose war," The letters to legislators FSSO Finance Committee. For just the fall semester, are reportedly having with Chapley said. Chapley's voicing student displeasure In other business conduct- 20 studies would be turned the Associated Student Com- statement was contested by concerning recent budget ed by the Central Commit- into living space for 72 missaries. David Lasnick. Inter-Area tee: Residents Council chairman, FSSO will sponsor a free who said "protesting the concert in the ROTC hall on Students demonstrate against draft before it is submitted to the evening of March 4, from Congress is absurd...regi- 8:00 to 10:00, protesting stration should come first." draft; warn of military hazards legislation which would in- crease Connecticut's drink- Linda Chapley is one of 300 "The call to register is a zen has no interest in the BY ANTHONY TYSON ing age to 20. The rock band student government leaders More than 150 students challenge hurled at the most Middle-East so vital as to Fountainhead has donated from across the country invit- rallied in front of the Student socially conscious segment of justify the loss of American its time to the event. FSSO ed to attend an all day our society-America's blood — so vital as to chance Union patio yesterday after- would have responsibilities conference in Washington noon to support the Storrs youth," Carl Conetta, a nuclear war." for promotion and providing D.C. this Satin-day which will Community Against the University SCAD member Allen Brant, a six semester speakers. be addressed by President Draft. (SCAD) while a hand- said. student, said "President "FSSO advocates rights for Carter and White House ful of students attended an The vital interest of this Carter is trying to divert the adults...not necessarily drink staff. Domestic and foreign earlier anti-draft rally held country as defined by the nation from domestic issues -ing," Linda Chapley. chair- issues will be discussed, and by the Committee Against Carter Doctrine is not neces- and create a crisis situation, woman of FSSO said. Cam- opportunities for individual Racism (CAR) in front of the sarily the national interest of realizing that' the people pus events would be severely presentations will be avail- Reserve Officer Training the country, Conetta said. normally re-elect an incum- curtailed and many students able. It will cost $100 for the SEEPAGE4 Corps (ROTC) building. "The common American citi- would be arrested if the trip. Elections set for April

Student government elections are planned for the second week of April and petitions from all potential candidates are due March 6, said Steve Prenger. co-chairman of the Federation of Students and Service Organizations Election* Committee on Wednesday. Balloting by computer cards will be instituted at special polling tables throughout campus at locations not yet announced. Advertising for the elections and manning of the polling places will cost $400 and $200 respectively. Prenger said. Petitions must have 200 signatures for the positions of FSSO chairperson and central committee, with 100 signatures required for a position in the Senate. Finance Committee, and the Commuter's Union presidency. More than 150 protesters show their opposition to the resumption of draft rcsislration Prenger said. at a rally sponsored by the Storrs Communuity Against the Draft. (Photos by Ken Strieker) Confessions of a punctuation policeman I was captain of the debating team tires in the wastcpapcr basket, wrote Those were good \cars. By STEPHEN MORDENJI in high school. 1 stayed home on obscenities on the desks, threw air- Promotions camequickh .ind before I I've been asked lots of times why I Friday nights to watch the College planes in class and food in the cafe. knew it. I had a shot at the big time. got into this racket. The hours are Bowl, you should have seen mc. Only I didn't have time for teaching: it And. believe it or not. the further up long, the pay is lousy, and there's the guys from the Ivy-League schools was all survival. I became I he ladder I went, the less I had to do. very little recognition. Well, could beat me. but they all looked as disillusioned, too. Where were the somebody's got to do it. and I guess In fact, with the students here, the old as my father. By then I knew I crack troops. the experienced some of us just have it in us. When I problem isn't teaching them: it's was going to teach English. veterans, who could handle these was growing up, I always wanted to staying out of their way so they they That was a long time ago. Sure, kids and teach them something? I play school. Even when Hermie can learn. They re bright, well you see me here at the university was protecting the furniture and prepared. motivated, and con- Wilson's sister wanted to play doc- with my own office and coffee trying to keep them from eating their tor. By the time I was five and the fident—they can speak to the world. machine, but 1 could tell you about books. What they needed was a other kids wanted guns and fire-hats. It's funny: I could really teach the hard times. It's not easy working linguistic SWAT team: most of them I had already asked for my first those hard-timers something now. your way up through the ranks. couldn't write their mother a note. tweed. but there's another rookie with them, When I first got out of the Well. I worked my way up. After a probably dodging Swedish meatballs I faked my eye test in first grade so few years with the kids doing hard I could get glasses. I didn't aim for academy. I was assigned to the at this very instant. lowest division at a high school. time. I got a crack at some college Want some coffee? bifocals on the first shot because I prep classes. These kids knew how was afraid someone would catch on. There I was, a rookie, trying to han- dle the worst offenders of the the world worked. And when thev But I had them by the time I was in (Stephen Mordettti is a graduate language. Besides that, they weren't forgot. I'd just remind them of the eighth grade—the same year I got ACTs or the SATs. assistant in English here I my wing-tips. exactly motivated to learn: they set Page 4 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 ... Anti-draft FROM PAGE 3 of the worlds oil flow, and it bent president in this kind of is America's working class predicament." that will pay the price of However, another Univer- death." sity student who wished not Schwartz also called for the to be named said the draft removal of the ROTC on and registration were neces- campus, denouncing it as a sary for the United States to training ground for officers protect its vital interests to lead men and women to abroad. their deaths. At the CAR rally, Tobias Todd Murphy, a second Schwartz, National co-chair- semester student disagreed Ned Cole, director of the Hartford Revitilization Corps, urges protesters to fight man of CAR and UConn with Schwartz' stand on resumption of the draft at yesterday's anti-draft rally. (Photo by Ken Strieker) biology professor, said "the ROTC. "I just got out of the Middle East is moving to- army and it paid for my ward a battle ground be- education. I'm a working College Republicans tween the United States and class citizen, but I don't have plan voter registration the Soviet Union for control any complaints," he said.

BY DOUG FISHER Young Democrats, Johnson said. The reorganized College Republicans The UConn campus can expect visits from ... Valentines discussed plans Wednesday for a campus- Sen. Howard Baker (R.-Tenn), James Buck- FROM PAGE ONE wide registration drive in preparation for the ley, former U.S. Senator from New York, and extra carnations to meet the crush. Orchids sold out early, Connecticut Republican state primary on Lew Rome, ex-mayor of Bloomfield who ran too, he said. March 25. unsuccessfully for governor in 1978, according Sunmark was not sure how many extra people he had A table will be set up in the Student Union to Richard K. Greenalch Jr., executive hired on to help with the extra work, "Eight or 10," he Feb. 25 manned by the Town of Mansfield director of the Connecticut Federation of said. Deliveries were being made until 10 p.m. Wednesday registrar giving unaffiliated students the College Republicans. and will continue until 10 tonight. opportunity to register with the Democratic or A "straw poll" of those in attendance at the Business has been steady but unceasing for the past two Republican party, said Chris Johnson, UConn meeting had Ambassador George Bush win 73 days, he said. Two people were handling the counter while College Republican co-chairman. percent of the vote, with Ronald Reagan another did nothing but answer the phone all day long. The drive is expected to be joined by the receiving 18 percent, Howard Baker nine

V IrlMtGI UN \ "Miflgllicm OF THE ULL DEAD

Fri., Feb. 15 8pm, 10pm PB36 .'1.25

Muthy'B

LEVI JEAN SALE Hurley's Men Shop 699 Main St. downtown Willimantic LEVI JEANS

SIZE 25-30 waist Reg.M550NOW_$12^ THE BEST EATIN'SPECIAL: Sizes 29-40 waist I Reg. M800NOW$1440 TWO DELICIOUS BIG ROAST BEEF SANDWICHES FOR ONLY* 1.89. I Good at all participating Hardees. Please present this coupon before ordering. One coupon per customer, please. Customer must-pay any sales tax due I BOOT JEANS on the purchase price. This coupon not good in combination with any other offers. I Reg. $1900NOW$1520 AT ALL PARTICIPATING HARDEE'S RESTAURANTS Hardeei "BEST EATIN'ALL AROUND:' COUPON uuwts 2-28-80 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Page 5 Roving Racial barriers in education discussed Inquirer What will you be doing at BY KATHLEEN COFEK ing an educational system result is the same, and that is that person's offspring as midnight on Valentine's that is "predicated on fail- what our goal is, after all," well," he said. Day? Stressing the importance of ure" for minority students. he said. increased minority represen- "But if one person is BY J.J. YOUNG He cited Connecticut's deci- Adams emphasized the allowed to become a winner, tation in the health care sion to require standardized importance of changing the "Hopefully I'll be in the professions, Dr. Frederick G. he can spin off geometrically, arms of some beautiful girl. testing for graduating high educational barriers before touching two, four, six other Adams, vice president for school seniors as an ex- they cause irreparable dam- Either that or I'll be in a bar Student Affairs and Services people and serving as a role somewhere having a good ample. age. "When a person ac- model for them," Adams at UConn, discussed educa- "If students fail to pass cepts the notion that 'I time." tional barriers faced by mi- said. -A.F.,'81,male these tests, they get a certifi- can't,' when that mental "Don't buy the myth," nority students last night. cate instead of a diploma. happening occurs, a person "Watching Johnny Car- The lecture was fifth in a Adams said. "Change the son and drinking beer." How can you get into a is conditioned for life, and impasse to opportunity. series dedicated to the black university like this one with a -M.P.,'82, male biologist Ernest Everett Just. certificate when it's difficult "Sleeping." "We are here to explain enough to get anywhere with -A.Z., '83, female why there are fewer minori- a diploma," Adams said. He "Well, I don't know what ties in the health care field in criticized Connecticut's fail- my roommate is doing, but 1980 than there were in 1970, ure to accompany standard- I've got the room from 10 to and fewer then than in ized testing with funding for 1." 1960," Adams said, indenti- remedial education for mi- t.j., '80, female fying "familial mind-mold- norities. "What WON'T I be doing ing" as one of the initial at midnight?" barriers to the educational He also challenged the -S.Y.. "82. male process. conventional expectations of "Probably nothing. Oh. "If you are conditioned at "majority-cultured institu- wait - that's a Thursday age two to believe that 'you tions" like UConn. "Just night? I'll be drinking!" can't' instead of 'you can,' because one doesn't follow -E.D.. '82, female that's an impasse and that's the expected sequence does- "Climbing the trees and where it starts," Adams n't mean that that person is pretending to be Cupid.'' said. inferior academically. There -M.H.. '80. male Society reinforces these is no reason why someone "Most likely reading Ab- initial self-conceptions, ac- can't take five years to attain Frederick G. Adams, vice president for student affairs and normal Psychology." cording to Adams, by fram- a bachelor's degree--the end -S.J.. '81. male GESTALT PERSONAL GROWTH GROUP COLLEGE STUDENTS GUIDE Facilitator: Ruth M. Buczynski, Ph. D, Using the Gestalt Approach, we will focus on encounter and interaction amoung TO FT. LAUDERDALE group members. Empnsis will be placed on increasing our awareness of how we A new comprehensive book about Ft. Lauderdale writ- are functioning and how we are similar and different. ten specifically for college students. The book in- 8 sessions beginning Tues., March 18,1980 cludes a map of the city, locations, phone numbers, Time: 5:30-7:30 prices and all the latest information about disco's, restaurants, recreational facilities, places of interest

For lurth«r information on rogiilrdion. fees, end meeting place, stop by the Center lor Personal Growth, a branch of the Department of and where to rent everything from cars to roller Counseling and Student De»elopment. 4 Gilbert Road. University ofConnectkut. or call 486-4737. skates. The book will tell you how to save money and ASSERTIVE TRAINING get the most from your vacation. Facilitator: Michaecohen, M.S.S.W. Order now by sending your name, ad- This group is open to all people who are interested in exploring their assertive- dress and check or money order for $4.95 to Hansen ness/compliance in their daily lives, and who want to be more assertive. The group Publishing & Distributing Co., Dept. 39. P.O. Box will be semi-structured, with both dydactic information given and experiential 17244, Plantation, Fla. 33318. Your book will be sent practice at being assertive. 6 sessions beginning Monday, February 25,1980 by return mail. Time: 8:00-10:00pm

LAVOIES LIQUORS Free check -CTQua^ cashing! 543 Main St. Rt. 131 10% .-iscount Southbridge Mass. 01550 764-6911 "Super Discount Liquor Store" on liquor & wine Take Rt. 86 East Get off at Exit 2 purchases over -6000 Follow Mashapaug Rd. into Southbridge 429-3036 WE'RE DELIVERING! Jack Daniels 5th 7.39 THE Southern Comfort 59.202 12.49 Stock Amaretto 5th 4.99 Majorska Vodka Qt 4.99 TERIOR Riunite-Lambrusco-Bianco-Rosato 5th 1.99 FLORIST Costa Do Sol Rose Qt 1*.99 P.O. Block Storrs Ct. ^^ Today is V. % 487-1193 "No Deposit No Return' J/alentine's Day* ▼ V Doesn't your Budweiser 24-12 oz cans 6.89 SchlitZ 24-12 oz. N.R. Bot. 6.59 lover deserve Ballantine Beer 24-12 oz. cans 5.29 some flowers!!! Miller Beer 24-12 oz. cans & N.R. Bot. 7.29 Heineken Beer 24-12oz. N.R. Bot. 13.49 St. Paui Girl Beer 24-12 oz N.R. Bot. 11.99 Miller Barrels I5.5gai. 28.99 & Dep.

Prices Effective Feb. 14-16 we also have the largest selection of STUFFED ANIMALS in the area Page 6 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Campuses erupt Militants seize embassy SAN SALVADOR.E1 leftist Feb. 28 Popular the government releases 23 in draft protest Leagues occupied the of our comrades seized Salvador (UPI)—Leftist patriotism. By UNITED PRESS IN militants Wednesday seized Panamanian Embassy in the Tuesday and until About 500 Brown Univer- TERNATIONAL- Collegians the Panamanian Embassy ' western section of San authorities give us the sity students rallied on cam- on several campuses chanted and El Salvador's public Salvador, witnesses said. bodies of the five Leagues pus, then about 150 of them their displeasure at proposed works building and took at Militants inside the em- members they murdered." a marched to the downtown draft registration, and a brief least 63 people hostage, in- bassy told UPI in a phone spokesman who identified Providence. R.I.. military scuffle occurred between an- cluding the Panamanian am- conversation they were himself as Mario Antonio recruiting office, which was ti-draft and pro-draft fac- bassador, witnesses said. holding Ambassador David Ponce said. not open. tions at Florida State Univer- The two incidents came Pere, consul Maria Barrasa He said that to show their About 100 students also sity in Tallashasee. one day after bloody clashes ;:nd one Salvadoran domestic "good will," the militants gathered at Williams College A handful of students between government forces employee "as guarantees for released a Salvadoran in Williamstown. Mass.. for carrying an American flag and leftists in which at least their safety." policeman who was guarding an anti-draft demonstration. walked in on an anti-draft 10 people died and 16 others "This is a peaceful the embassy when it was The students said they demonstration of about 100 were injured. takeover. We are unarmed seized. have started coordinating a students at FSU Tuesday. At least 50 members of the but we will stay here until The spokesman also The scuffle amounted to lit- petition drive with other charged that government tle more than pushing and schools across the United troops shot to death League shoving, and no arrests or States to get signatures from Agents find loot leader Julio Salinas, 25. injuries were reported. thousands of students op- early Wednesday in his Elsewhere Tuesday, posed to Carters proposal. from unsolved hijacking house in the town of protesters gathered at Prin- Another protest was plan- PORTLAND. Ore. Ahuachapang, 36 miles east ceton and Brown univer- ned for noon Thursday at (UPI)—FBI agents found of San Salvador. sities, and at Williams Massachusetts Institute of The Panamanian am- wadded up S20 bills Wed- FBI agent Ralph Him College in Williamstown. Technology. nesday in muck dredged bassador was taken hostage melsback said more money Mass. At Johns Hopkins Univer- from the Columbia River six last month by members of was dug up by agents At Princeton, a demon- sity in Baltimore, a group years ago and said the the same group demanding Tuesday afternoon and stration by a group called led by Rep. Parrcn Mitchell. money was part of the government reforms. He was Wednesday morning. Princeton Against D-Md.. and anti-war activist $200,000 ransom collected in safely released after the Registration and the Draft Philip Berrigan Tuesday 1971 by D.B. Cooper before The FBI long believed government gave in to the claimed the proposal to have debated federal officials on he parachuted into folklore Cooper parachuted into the leftists. 19 and 20-year-olds register the proposed draft from a hijacked jetliner. drainage of the Lewis River, At almost the same time for the draft this year was registration. The first money from which empties into the as the Panamanian embassy politically motivated. Cooper's haul was found Columbia downsteam from was seized, at least 30 mem- "Registration is not Berrigan. who was convic- Sunday on a sandy beach on Vancouver. The location in bers of the leftist Popular justified by current events.*' ted of destroying draft the north shore of the which the money was found Revolutionary Bloc took Mark Waren. co-chairman of records during the Vietnam Columbia 5 miles northwest indicated he landed 20 miles some 60 employees hostage the protest group, told the War era. drew the most of Vancouver, Wash., by or more away in the drainage when they occupied the demonstrators. "'Carter is favorable response from the children on a family outing. of the Washougal River National Aqueduct and Irving to take advantage of crowd .of several hundred It totaled about $3,000 and which enters the Columbia Sewage Association offices, the current mood of students. the serial numbers checked upstream from the site. also fn the capital. Vermont may decriminalize marijuana MOST ALCOHOLIC PEOPLE ARE MIDDLE-AGED MONTPELIER. Vt. (UPI) - OR OLDER. A bill easing the state's A University of California research team has found penalties for possession of that the highest proportion of drinking problems is small amounts of marijuana ,' among men in their early twenties. The second- highest incidence occurs among men in their 40's was approved by the Ver- - and 50*s. mont House Wednesday and sent to the Senate. YOU'RE NOT ALCOHOLIC UNLESS YOU DRINK A PINT A DAY. Under the measure, fines There's no simple rule of thumb. Experts have of up to $250 would be concluded that how much one drinks imposed on persons convict- may be far less important than ed of possessing less than a when he drinks, how he half-ounce of marijuana; drinks and why he drinks. $500 fines will be imposed for possession of between a ISKFl half-ounce and an ounce. The bill would also wipe out a first conviction off a per- son's record if a second drug-related offense does not occur within a two-year per- iod, and eliminates jail sen- tences for people caught with Lecture "Blacks and Sleiery" 9:30am, Arjona University of Pro! Thomas A. Palerson History 104 small amounts of marijuana. SPONSOR DEPT OF HISTORY AlroAmerlcen Dinner Univtrlty dining Halls, 4 30 6 45pm State law currently pro- Connecticut Presents SPONSOR UNIVERSITY FOOD SERVICES vides for a $500 fine and up Jane Cortez, poet 6 30 8 00pm For additional Information contact SPONSOR DEPT OF FINE ARTS to six months in prison for The AFRO AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER at Wednesday, Feb. 20.1980 i4fro-/1mer.can 214 Commons Building. 486 3433 B.O.G. Video: "A/i Skill. Brains andGuts."9 00am. 12noon, 3:00pm.8:00pm possession of up to an ounce Student Union Lobby Televisions SPONSOR B.O.G. of marijuana. History Observance Leclure: "Educational Development ol Ihe Black Child—A Vehicle lor Freedom." Guest speaker will be Dr. James Comer, Prol. ot Behavioral Science at Yale. This Week 6:30 p.m.. Student Union Ballroom. Sponsored by the A.A.CC. Monday. Fab 11 1980 Thursday. Feb. 21.1980 Prayer law BOG Video "l/Conn Day of Pride". 9:00am. 12 noon. 3 00pm. 8 00pm BO II Video. Ali—Skill. Brains and Guts." 9:00 a.m.. 12 noon, 3:00 p.m.. 8:00 p.m. Student Union Lobby Televisions SPONSORED BY BOG. Student Union Lobby Televisions Sponsored by B.O.G Tuesday Feb 12 1 »8t Leclure: "Combatting Jim Crow Washington vs. DuBois "2:00pm Storrs 102 BOG Video "UConn Oat il P'ide," 9:00am i2noon 3 00pm. 8:00pm Prol. Donald Spivey History 238 SPONSOR DEPT OF HISTORY upheld Student Union Lobby lelevi- ions SPONSOR BOG Lecture: "Racism md Sexism in Ihe Amencan9.30 and 11:00am. 143 Monteith Haoul Abdul, author, singer music critic the Harlem Renaissance Prol Jeltery Sazama. Economics 112 SPONSOR DEPT OF ECONOMICS BOSTON (L'PD—A 5 30 8:00pm VDM Or Hale Smith Black Experience in An Frt.Feb 22 1980 SPnw«(1R DEPT OF FINE ARTS BOG. Video:"Ali Skill, Brains and Guts."9:00M. 12noon Massachusetts Supreme Film "Mulcoim < Struggle for Freedom "and Student Union Lobby Televisions SPONSOR BY BOG Mone "Mia, er is '"* Ojtl" Alumni Weekend-Registration 7 30pm Student Union Lobby Court justice Wednesday 50 admission 8 OOpm SUL- SPONSOR B O G Reception 9:30pm. Commons Bldg . Naugatuck Room sanctioned the temporary Wtd.i»fds>. r.b I? 1980 SPONSOR BLACK ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND THE A.A.CC. Speakers continuation of daily prayer BOG Video "UConn Ci 11 of Pride." 9 00am. 12noon 3 00pm. 8.00pm DR ROY SIEBER. Rudy Professor ol Fine Arts. Indiana University, was twice a visiting proles Student Union Lob>>y T. MMajH SPONSOR B 0 G sor at the University ol Ghana and a visiting research prolessor at Ihe University ol lie, Thursday Fee- 14.1980 sessions in the state's public Nigeria A consultant to various museums, he Is a member ol the advisory committee to the BOG Video "UConn Day of Pride. "9:00am 12 noon. 3 00pm. 8:00pm Pn'mative collection at the Metropolitan Museum. His most recent Exhibition. "African Tax schools. Student Union Lobby Televisions SPONSOR BO G tilesand Decqrative Arts." was sponsored by Ihe Museum ol Modern Art. New York. Justice Herbert P. Wilkins Lecture "Art in African Life" Featured speaker is Or Roy Sieber a Phi be.a Kappa Visiting Scholar SPONSOR DEPT OF HISTORY DR. JAMES COMER, MD. Maurice Falk Prolessor ol Psychiatry at Yale University, Is the rejected a request from the Friday Feb 15.1980 loremost authority ol education development lor the minorities. He is the author ol Beyond BOG Video "UConn Day of Pride." 9:00am, 12noon Black 6 While and the co-author with Alvln F Poussalnl. MD ol Black Child Cart. Curren Civil Liberties Union of Student Union Lobby televisions SPONSOR B OG 9 ooam. l2noon lly, Dr. Comer is responsible lor the Yale Child Study Center component ol the Baldwin-King Massachusetts for a Saturday. Feb 16. 19e0 School Program This program is a cooperative eJlort between the Child Study Center and the New Haven School system. The Purpose ol this program is to apply the principles ol preliminary injunction that Basketball Tournament, 7 00 6 00pm Guyer Gym psychiatry and the behavioral sciences to Ihe problem ol Inner-city school education. Registration deadline Feb 9.1960. For more information, contact the A AC C. Movie would have halted the SPONSORAA.C.C INTRUDER IN THE DUST, superbly adapted from the novel by William Faulkner, oilers Jueno sessions, prescribed under a Concert CAMEO wiffi Breekwater A N Jorgensen Auditorium. 8 30pm Hernedei magnilicenlly in the portrayal ol a black man who reluses to act "like a good *\ tickets '5 SO and 4 50 nigge'" accused ol murder In a small souther town The lllm remains one ol Ihe most In- 10-day-old state law. noval'v* and important works to emerge from Hollywood during the lae forties. Next Week INTRUDER IN THE DUSTIs a dynamic drama ol raca relations and black dignify." The CLU filed a challenge Monday Feb 18 I960 of the law's constitutionality BOG Video "All Skiff. Brains end Gufi. "9:00am. 12 noon 3:00pm. 8 00pm Sponsored B, Oeparlmenl ol History Student Union Lobby Televisions SPONSOR B O fj Department ol Human Development and Family Relations Alro American Cultural Center N AACP College Chapter at Ihe University ol Connecticut last week on behalf of eight Black Alumni Association BOG Video "Afi Skiff, Brains and Guts", 9:00am 12noon 3 00pm. 8 00pm School ol Educetlon parents in Framingham and Department ot Economics Student Union Board ol Governors Student Union Lobby Televisions SPONSORED BY B O G Depertment ol Fine Arts Marblehead. University Food Services The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Page 7 David Janssen Wedding' a challenge for Finlay

dead at 49 By ELLEN MUSANTE fact, his classes were recen- SANTA MONICA, Calif. began at Universal Pictures wedding which ends in death His office says tly featured on Connecticut's and grief. "I chose this play. (UPI)-David Janssen, star of where he made 32 movies, a lot about where most of them "B" pictures. PM Magazine television It's a real challenge for me. "The Fugitive" and he's been and in what direc- program. "Harry-O" television He broke into television in It lent itself to my style," he tion he wants to travel. It is Finlay earned his said. shows, died of an apparent 1957 in the title role of the lively and colorul with bachelor of arts degree in massive heart attack early "Richard Diamond" series, In the production. Finlay posters on the walls. He sat dance at Rhode Island Wednesday at his Malibu playing a tough detective, blends reality with the at a desk across the room, College and has traveled Beach home. He was 49. and went on to star in three images and rhythms of obviously absorbed in with Clyde Beatty and the poetic drama. "It's almost a Paramedics summoned by other series, "The Fugi- something. He looked, Janssen's wife, Dani, tried tive," "Harry-O" and Cole Brothers Circus. He has ballet concept, combining smiled and held out his danced professionally and light, human form, music to revive the actor but he "O'Hara, U.S. Treasury resume. It was a compilation Agent." worked on the world's and design to illuminate the was pronounced dead on of almost a lifetime of hard arrival at Santa Monica Janssen was born in largest steaniboat, the symbolism in the piece." he work ... a little piece of paper said. Hospital Mediacl Center. Naponee, Neb., in 1930, his that told the story of a man "When we arrived, there parents were divorced when he Finlay's circus who looks no older than his background helps him with was no heart beat and he was a year old and the students, yet has traveled was no breathing," Keno infant toured with his ARTS this. "It's just another form and seen the world through a of expression and it in- Devarney, Malibu fire cap- mother in "Rio Rita," circus tent. tain, said. which led to Hollywood. creases the whole field of The man is William A. Mississippi Queen. movement. Circus is a valid "We're assuming it was a Finlay. dancer, instructor One may wonder why is he heart attack, but his wife form of theater. It is a perfor- and director of the upcoming at UConn instead of dancing said he had no heart history ming art. By utilizing it this UConn production of "Blood somewhere in a circus tent. particular production will be and she knew of nothing Wedding." "They gave me an oppor- which might have provoked visually startling." he said. "I have always wanted to tunity to teach circus "Blood Wedding" is a the attack," Devarney said. be a director, ever since 1 techniques. UConn is the A family friend said the tragic drama set in a Spanish was a child." he said. only school in the northeast village. It is a society with actor finished the second Yet it was not a direct path to offer circus." day of filming a new TV close and distinct boun- that Finlay chose. "1 just fell As a masters of fine arts movie, "Father Damien: daries. According to Fanley. into circus. I danced in projects. Finlay is now busy the 100-scat Studio Theatre Leper Priest," Tuesday and college, but after several ac- working on 'Blood Wed- apparently was all right has been chosen for the per- cidents, my knees started to ding." "This is an exciting formance because the spec- when he had dinner with his go. Circus is less of a strain. interpretation of the classic wife that night. tator will feel pressed within It's a lot like gymnastics." play which has been this enviroment and will be Three months ago Janssen It is easy to see that Finlay translated and performed in affected by what happens in estimated he had appeared . enjoys implementing his cir- every major country in the it. "This play would not be in more than 100 feature cus techniques in the world." he said. Love, David Janssen as effective in a large space. and TV films in a career that classroom. He teaches circus honor, revenge and lust are It warrants this feeling of and advanced circus here. In intertwined in the story of a confinement." Finlav said.

UNIVERSITY PIZZA HOUSE Rt 195, University Plaza 429-9375 VALENTINE

III^UjIF" Give your Cookie Monster a 6 in. by 6 in. UNDER NEW Personalized Valent i ne Cookie MANAGEMENT Just 50* on Sale Thurs., 10am-3pm in the music building

Mfettfftm HAM 4 PINEAPPLE HAM & SPINACH TO START CALLING BACON WE "HOLIDAY SPIRITS" mu WANT YOU! FOR FREE DELIVERY MOUSSAAA • I0AJT l€EF SMMCNMI *MMSTUM YES FREE DELIVERY I0AST CHICKEN • USMNA r y • Sf ASH E TTI • mum NO SERVICE CHARGE. • HOMUUMIKEPUOOMfi* • Jtll.0 • ICE CtEAH 429-7786 comtmwummit l Brukfast • Dtanir• Suppr HOLIDAY SPIRITS FREE DELIVERY THUR-FRI- I I ' ' ' SAT

(s1000 Minimum Please!)

The Department of English with the support of the Hartford Insurance Group announces THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL ATTENTION WALLACE STEVENS POETRY COMPETITION BUSINESS AND *C10SING DATE: THURS., FEB.21,1980, 3:30pm COMMUNICATIONS •Total prize Awards: *300 (allocated proportionately as first, second, third, or other basis.) MAJORS 'Open to all UConn students, graduate and undergraduate, at Storrs and other UConn campuses (except previous first prize winners). The FSSO Information Committee •Contestants should submit at least five typed pages of poems, original and needs people to work on public carbon, with self-addressed envelopes to: relations. This is a chance to become Wallace Stevens Poetry Competition involved and strengthen your resume. Department of English The University of Connecticut J.H. Arjona 332 (u-25) Storrs,Connecticut 06268 If you are interested contact: Shelah Fidellman "Awards to be announced at Wallace Stevens Program, Monday, March 24 1980, 8:15pm, Physics 36, by Denise Levertov. 219 Commons (Ms Levertov has also agreed to serve as judge.) 486-3708 •Any questions concerning the competion should be addressed to Herbert FSSO Funded Stone, JHA 404 (U-25), 486-2564. Page 8 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Cleveland Orchestra returns with success

By DAVID DELUCIA chestra with precision and semble withd case, balan- often tedious score, as he ex- somewhat bombastic, yet The Cleveland Orchestra's taste. cing each sonority perfectly. tended climaxes to their undeniably thrilling close. chances of returning to The first half of the Even when Strauss incor- logical limit yet -refrained Jorgcnscn Auditorium after program was an orchestral porated such unusual effects from exaggerating the The result was a last season's mundane per- suite "Der Burger als as flutter tonguing in the last music. frank, direct approach to the formance were doubtful at Edclmann" by Richard section. Massey kept within wide gamut of moods. best. Lorin Maazel conduc- Strauss. This music is rarely the bounds of musical taste, In the second movement, ted two symphonies by played but should be per- preventing the piece from for example, the extended Massey was comfortable Brahms and Sibelius, but the formed more often because it sounding like a series of fun- pizzicato figures for strings with this work, and let the overall concert was stogy is a highly enjoyable score ny noises. provided a fine contrast to music speak for itself, and unmemorable. for the orchestra. the frequent martial utteran- without adding his own Fortunately, this year's The excerpts ranged in Shostakovich's Fifth Sym- ces in the brasses, and were idiosyncrasies. installment was a vast im- mood from the grace and phony is a large sprawling interpreted with just the provement, featuring two elegance of 'The Minuet of work, and suffers from an right amount of bite. works by Strauss and Lully" to the extroverted uncveness of quality which The final product was Shostakovich. Assistant con- "Dance of The Kitchen inevitably invades all of this The third movement an inter pretation of great ductor Andrew Massey Boys", which broght the compscr's longer com- featured fine solo playing power and beauty.worthy of replaced Maaxel. who was ill suite to a rousing close. positions. Even so, Massey's from the flute and violins, rank among the very finest. with the flu and lead the or- Masscv handled the en- conducting highlighted an while the fouth served as a Movie previews

By LEITH G. JOHNSON George Romero. Hey THE JACKAL OF kids, lots of hijinks in this ' NAHUELTORO (1969) one! One day. dead Thrus., PB 38, 7:30 p.m. people come alive and eat Dir.: Miguel Littin. A all the alive people. recreation of Chile's most THE OPENING OF shocking crime, a murder MISTY BEETHOVEN case in the early 1%0's Sal., PB 36, 7, 9 and 11 which became a topic of p.m. Don't expect the national controversy. debut performance of the ROMA (1972) fri., VDM, Ninth Symphon y in this 8 p.m. Dir.: Federico skin-flick. Fellini. The Italian direc- tor pays tribute to the city AUTUMN SONATA of his youth in this car- (1978) Tues., SUB, 8 nival-like view of p.m.lngmar Bergman. adolescense mixed with Ingrid German and Liv fantasy. Ulman star in this film by NIGHT OF THE LIVING Ingmar Berman. who as DEAD (1968) Fri., PB 36, always, probes the human The Cleveland Orchestra, Lorin Maazel, Conductor. 8 and 10 p.m. Dir.: pysche.

Love That Music Sale- Any Album with words rTnDDC Love, Heart, or Sweetheart e or r,cs CONN ™ ™ i* I 4.998 Our Love Prices $ ^ °| Q

All others at comparable savings The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Page 9 Leftists release hostage U.S. WRAFUP after columnist intervenes Ice cream isn't just for dessert BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI)—An American Peace The guerrilla group, were silent on reports of a SAN FRANCISCO(UPI)-Ted Hansen has come up with a Corps volunteer, held cap- known by its Spanish initials ransom. The government great way to get kids to eat what's good for them— tive three years ago by leftist as FARC, kidnapped Starr opposes any payment of ran- vegetable ice cream. Colombian guerrillas until Feb. 14. 1977. as he worked som to guerrillas and was After seven years of experimenting, the owner of Polly presumable unaware of the Ann Ice Cream shop devised the right combination of $250,000 ransom was paid on botanical studies for a negotiations until Starr ap- ingredients to make spinach, beets and zucchini palatable for his freedom, flew back to Colombian government peared. to even the fussiest of young tasters. the United States Wed- agency near the town of La nesday. Macarena in a sparsely The FARC guerrilas The establishment, opened 14 years ago, features 275 flavors of ice cream, including such children's favorites as The U.S. State Depar- populated mountain area. seized Starr during a raid on tment said Richard Starr, 34. La Macarena. They killed tomato, celery, asparagus, parsley, lima bean and carrot. of Edmonds. Wash., was He had evidently lived two policemen, looted stores flown to Howard Air Force with the guerrillas during and stole several thousand Three Mile Island still leaks Base in Panama en route to the whole period, while they dollars from a government Andrews AFB in Maryland kept on the move constantly agricultural bank. MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (UPI) — A small amount of accompanied by his mother, to avoid army probes. Although Starr's kidnap- radioactive gas was released accidentally Wednesday at Charlotte Starr Jensen. Syndicated Columnist ping appeared to be an after- the Three Mile Island nuclear plant, but the public health Starr appeared Monday Jack Anderson said in thought, the guerrillas later was not threatened, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission night in the remote town of Honolulu he borrowed issued a clandestine bulletin reported. Neiva. capital of Huila State, $250,000 to pay Starr's ran- saying he confessed to being The NRC said a leak in a pump allowed the gases, 155 miles southwest of som after months of a CIA agent. No proof was primarily krypton 85, to escape into the atmophere for 16 Bogota, after his release by negotiations at the request of offered for the assertion. hours before it was shopped at 11 a.m. Wednesday. leftist guerrillas of the Starr's mother. The money Starr's kidnapping was the Colombian Revolutionary was delivered two weeks ago second longest for any Fishing- an explosive sport Armed Forces, believed to by his aide Jack Mitchell. American citizen in Latin number about 800. Colombian authorities America. NEW BEDFORD. Mass. (UPI)— Five New Bedford fishermen angling for flounder and codfish last weekend caught a bomb instead. U.S. investigates GM defects They caught the 300-pound explosive device Saturday WASHINGTON (UPI)—The with four-cylinder engines. about eight miles south of Martha's Vineyard. It was problem. including four described by a Coast Guard spokesman in Boston as "some government launched in- The engines were installed reported crashes, two of vestigations Wednesday into in 200.000 Chevrolet type of explosive made in the late 1800s or early 1900s." which resulted in injuries. measuring 16 by 30 inches. possible safety defects in Citation. Oldsmobile 200.000 of General Motors Omega. Buick Skylark and NHTSA asked owners of new X-body compact cars, Pontiac Phoenix cars. GM X-body vehicles with Smithsonian imortalizesThe Fonz' and manual transmission four cylinder engines and Reports indicated one By United Press International problems in 400.000 GM Chevette models to report crash and one related injury "The Fonz" may fade one day into the ratings, but his Chevettcs. any problems to its Office of were caused by engine Defects Investigation. 400 jacket, a least, belongs to the ages. Henry Winkler donated The National Highway stalling in vehicles equipped the black leather trademark of his Fonzie character on Traffic Safety Ad- 7th Street S.W.. "Happy Days" to the Smithsonian Institution Tuesday. It ministration said it has with the L-4. four-cylinder Washington. D.C.. 20590. goes on display with the ruby slippers Judy Garland wore received reports of engine engine. or call its toll-free Auto in "The Wizard of Oz" and the easy chairs Archie and stalling in 1980 GM X- NHTSA said it received Safety Hotline. 800-424- Edith occupied in "All in the Family." body compacts equipped 116 reports about the 9393. INTERESTED IN STARTING YOUR OWN FRATERNITY? Tau Kappa Epsilon, the world's largest social fraternity, is now forming a new chapter at The University of Connecticut.

TKE offers many advantages:

* Become active immediately! No pledging!

* Job Referral Service after College. .

* Scholarship aids and student loans.

* Over 300 chapters to visit in the U.S. and Canada. Like to hear more? Call: Danny Cummings (International Representative) Willimantic Motor Inn 423-8451 Room 227 Page 10 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980

There once was a floor, DAN —Please be my Valentine! P14 Father Pat, 1 year later: Heaven can Ivy, Happy Valentines Day. Love. Steve-HAPPY BIRTHDAY! anc : ^._ "Merv" P14 Happy Valentines Day! Love, You that always craved more. still wait. Although Cloud 9 Is now "sister" P14 The guys there were crazy, Lois, Thank-you so much-Have . 1.000 miles away, you can be my And beyond doubt were lazy Happy Valentine's Day. Jane (recep- Valentine forever. tionist & actress extradonaire) P14 Roses are red /Violets are blue/Crotch To Sue, Maybe you'll see those buns From sunset to sunrise. Love from the Windy City, Your rot is catching/Did you get it too? S & today. I can't say anything else cause They all had red eyes, Holiness Dear Cheri "E", L you always know what I'm thinking Smoke. snort & beer, Roses are red, . Happy V-Day. Guess Who P14 Would bring them good cheer Hey Shippee First Floor- This one's Rick, Andy & Drew Violets are blue, Valentines Day is a pain. finally for you! Happy Valentine's To our third roomie: a poem by Doobs: You Forget X, I'll forget K, All enjoyed a cold brew • Day. Make it a good one! Love, Guess who P14 Anonymous Finkelstein Johnson. and we'll both share this Valentines Ze Player, Pianki, Smitty and Cooper A Secret Admirer Roses are perfect/ and so are we./ If Day. Your the Best! P14 Often were found in a drunken stupor you would stop busting us. We could Winner, Steiner, Steven and Scott To the girl who never gets a personal. To the youngest OLDMAN, Since Happy Valentines Day, Tarn. John write a poem that rhymed. HAPPY Don. oh Don More milk, please! Be Preferred to spend all their time you've been hinting around so much, P14 VALENTINES DAY! our Valentine! -Your Table Russell D smoking pot. here is you unexpected surprise, your P14 Jerry, Jack, al and Ed very own, once in a lifetime personal Jennifer, „_.' A, i Spent all their class time lying in bed To the piglet with the froggy legs, from us. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! PS. Does Valentines Day mean that I get -O- To my Sex Instructor of Russell C Dave, John, Joe, Dobes and Jim How come we never get a personal to r.y.t. all day? Or would you rather (Here is a nice red sunrise to start Patientily Awaiting less #4269. Prac- Came close to making Bob pack it all from you? The Wife, Little Enchilda, rendezvous near the outer limits? your day. Have a good one.) tice makes perfect! Happy Valentines in. Blue EYES. The roommate, Preppy We guess we got sort of carried away. (Henry will be there!) Kisses & kisses Dave, Alvin the Quickone, SHARK & Day! -your woman P14 - SAfvl* Last year I wrote a poem that We just wanted to wish you a Happy & I love you Space Pig P14 The other "Fairfield Sisters". P14 came straight from my heart since Al-Here's the personal I promised Valentine's Day! Cindy, Edana Alisa then we've had fun. but there's been you —Happy Valentines Day— love, and Marcia P14 Hey U.C.M.B. Marching Honey of the some hard times too But today is Sue P14 ^ Callle, Hope you liked the flowers— Year we Love Ya!! Happy Valentines maybe next year you'll have a Day Sweetie! Love, Nancy and Mar Valentines Day and I want to say I Faith, This is not a valentine. Happy semi-english baby that smells flood-to P14 love you P14 To the Associate Appraisor. Do us a Feb 14th. Love S.M.P. P14 ■ favor and keep your hands away from match. Love, T.S.E.B.T.S.G.M. P14 To the Sweetest Big Sister and Thanksgiving, walks, Boston, movies your face. You don't resemble an ape, Charles. I LOVE YOU (That goes for To JHM, Thanks for being the TIGER roomie: Love ya Nance, have an extra & more movies, b.b.games. Chucks, so why talk like one? Please don't get you too sport). Happy V-Day. Ste- home-cooked dinner, Galby's. hugs & embarassed, you might turn red and in my tank. I LOVE YOU. Chimp P14 special Valentines Day!! Love your 9 phanie. P14 kisses, time alone ! roses, Crazy--Put you know what that means. Good luck • little sister, Mar Diane—Bumper stickers don't lie. (I - nam at 11.30 pm. KJ's witti Richard, with the scholarship. Signed your Jo— Good luck with that feature on ■ letters, the future, talking it out. who Faithful Secretary. P14 hope) Happy Valentines Day!! P14 To Ellen, Bert, Ernie and F-*«d, your brother, Clay. More luck with HAPPY VALENTINES DAY with ALL could ask for "more? I love you. Kidd! that flood of priorities. The Maine Alan, I know its been rough recently OUR LOVE. Maybe We can spend the Happy Valentines Day!. P14 TOFRANK Good luck'on your patho- shore lies on the horizon. Don't lose (alliteration!)-! guess it can only get .weekend together in Fred's house biologenetics test? and Happy Valen- sight of it. I won't. Etienne. P14 To the twin birthday valentines, Scott tines Day! P. P14 better. I promise you a free night in (without Fred!) Love, Mike and and Steve: Have a great Birthday-DO the near future. Happy Valentines Herrrjje IT UP! Happy 19th! Love, Amy, Sue, Tami was the girl on that night, Day. Love, Jane P14 — Here's to the same old thing.Kiss Allyson: Happy twentieth little sis! and the Air Head Space Case. P14 I fell in love on first sight, Please. P14 The ditch, cape and Green Eyed Lynn —Come to Belden's Make it a good one, I'm sure you will To my Polish Princess: Dzien Dobry! It's fun cause of you Party tonight, And my heart you will Love Linda 9 Hey Kim: Hope you have a good time Jak Sie Mas Daf Mi Bougie, Rozumi- Happy Valentines Day, see you at UConn. Happy Valentine's Day. win! Love, Steve P14 B.G. If you find this Valentines, you em. Happy Valentine's Day All my tonight Love Danny Love, Gregg P14 love Always Mawy Stasin Diana. Happy Valentines Day to the will get the 4 drinks I owe you! Happy BIRTHDAY GIRL! From all of us on Valentines Day. Love Russian Lady Lisa and Sandy: Happy Valentines Reggie Bear, What a crazy 8! To L and R's owner Day: because of you we have joined You're my #1. And I think that's the second floor —Hope this next year is the best ever. Just think - 21! Yes Stephanie, it's me. For what Late night to early morning, Talks are the MOTH Brigade. Love, WTM and wicked great! —Your Special Valen- Crawford A. P14 you've given me... I'll always love great, but when I get Well the talking the Captain. P14 tine, Sandy. P14 will stop (Ha. ha. ha!!!) L and R will 1 you. Sport. have Pups Love. JJJJJJJ21 SML — You are the best thing that Bud —Happy Valentines Day. "Youre ever happened to me— I LOVE To my L.L.C. cohorts: L.P.: my one hell of a catch" Will you be mine? . Hey Stowe Head Resident, I like your 1 Love, JMO looks—be my Valentine—I will get #84. YOU —Happy Valentines Day! (3 is favorite roomie, D.S.: fellow Bonanza mother, K.M.: Afternoon soap watch- you yet Love, A Stowe Resident I came to UConn. approaching, but it will be longer- er D.H.:"I slept at the red house" If you like baseball and hockey, < To get an education. Happy Anniversary 2 days early) Your t-shirt wearer, P.T.: hopeless men getting caught at Septembers, if Sue, It was nice to be with you at And met a boy that, love, forever and ever forever, SJK. talks. Happy Valentine's Day! When you're majoring in accounting, and Halloween. Let's do it again sometime Led me into temptation. P14 living at Coventry Lake. If you hav Now how can I thank him are we going to the Pub to celebrate?! Barb P14 blonde hair and a mustache, and don't To the Head Resident with knee For the years of Good time? like short hair, If your favorite is problems I love to see your sweat in I'll get him a keeshond and Dearest Darling Mad Nibbler, Thurman Munson, call Beth and P.T. Let's sweat together. Hang it up with these rhymes Roses are red, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY CLAIROL P14 escape! I had a great time talking to — all my love #11 Teeth are White, I love you a lot you Saturday night and would like to D.M. I'm going to miss your sweet but it hurts when you bite! Beth-Ann, I know your feeling blue talk to you again. Call 487-7106.-P14 moron face as I pursue my oral Bap, fixation next year. Happy Valentines Oh! de birds/ Oh1 de bees/ Oh! de Happy Valentines Day! So I hope that V-Day #2 To the third floor, Despite our flowers' Oh! de trees Hope your Love you Always—Your personal Is a good one for you. Love-ya Joe P14 oft-stated conviction that you're all Hey BON! Happy 1-year, 26 month Valentines Day is too good for you Valentine P14 sluts and/or wenches, we actually anniversary. Hope you have a happy AIRAM P14 Dawn, Happy V-Day, Happy B-Day bear towards you a deep respect and Valentines Day. Love, Oscar Lynn(W.T.P") 4 years of being my S.W. Keep it up only a few months Matthew P14 undying affection. Happy Valentines Valentine Sweethear so far away. It's left. Heres a smile & some love for Day. Love, the 4th floor P14 ; J.T.Y. Tom, Cindy & Micky, Mad & time to tell the world,. I love you, Ron Valentines Day. Almost as good as MB If a face can launch a thousand Rocky Perufe—Good & bad times, Brian, May Cupids arrows be Strate- (H.T.P ) P14 flowers DWS P14 ships, then why haven't I been drafted. PAGBO! Love C.B. P14 We've had our share. But through gically aimed. Have a great Valen- them all, I'll always care! H.V.D. tines Day. —And they all rolled over Duke, YOAI are the Desenex on the From one G.K. to another, I never A ML. Sleeze P14 and one fell off athletes foot of life. Happy Valentines knew it could be so much fun. You're To Karen: Happy Valentines Day! Day — Maria just full of tricks and surprises, aren't Love from Litchfield P14 you? P14 Bob. Kurt and Patti— Happy Valen- Celaine, Dawn, Flaming B , Joan & Brian, Hope you're feeling up to lots To the guy who just can't leave my tine's Day kids! Love, Mom P14 Rainey— IN days of old, when Knights were bold. And women's lib of hugs and kisses soon remedy- HAPPY VALENTINES DAY DORI! nose alone: Happy Valentine's Day To Rob, Mark, Steve, Dave, Greg, WASN'T INVENTED Men had their Love a Nurse! Happy Valentines Day! Sweetie! I Love You. Love Jan. P14 Rich, Terry, Ed and Dave: Happy way with us— They say But now this LAAF Sharon P14 Dearest Mr. T. Bear of Troy, Happy Valentines Day! Love, your BABE — Happy Valentines Day, Valentines Day from Cheryl (a kiss melarky has ended. Happy Valentines Mrs T Bear. P14 -You'll always be, my flower in the promised with a copy of this ad). P14 Day Love—Eleste To DONNA IN PRESTON 203: Always desert. Thanx for being you. Love remember that nice things come in To everyone in the UCMB: Thanx for Bates. P14 To the GREEN HOUSE: Remember Carol, Parker, Sam & Edess. The sun small packages From the guy who a great season on & off the field. Go this fine saying tonight of "Drunken- is yellow, The sky is blue, Happy loves you a lot P14 font! Happy V-Day. Love, Harunetta To the two gorgeous men in Eddy P14 Floor 1 HAPPY VALENTINES DAY ess" "At night when ale is in. Like Valentines Day Is my wish for you. With Love- Two ex-Eddy admirers Friends we part to bed; In morrow Love Celeste #7, It's been almost a year since the gray, when ale is out, Then hatred is Boston Garden I have loved every To Dean L. the philosophical one who P14 in head." H.V.D. (A guest). P14 JMO Couln't find a card I liked. So, moment since. So please by my stares—what's behind those eyes? just pretend this is one. Happy Valentine and not Paul Anka's Love, How about becoming the philosophi- Happy Valentines Day DAVE DITTA - iatgnnpoddl, Ml earaw tis ton iilangor Valentines Day Love, Bud (observe Bill P14 cal one who talks? Happy Valentines You gorgeous hunk - A secret Day. —The blonde in Linguistics 102 admirer. P14 tub tis Isilt het stublateo tturh e.vuoy inconspicuous mush) adent ym earth ywaa veah a paphy JOAN. Have a Nice Day1 P14 Kathy K and Deb P: Sisters are full of, To my Valentine— Happy I am and stiveelann ayd evlo chamiel nov p14 surprises. Make sure yours is as nice happy I will always be as long as you Dear Brendan, I love you so much! Banky: Happy Valentines Day! And Dear Sark, Boo-Boo, and Body Lan- here's to all those unforgettable as mine! Love & Kisses Big Sister keep on loving me! Happy Valentines Happy Valentines Day Always, guage: Happy Valentines Day! Love, Karen moments—turkey on an empty sto- Day B.J. Love your J.B. Valentine To My Irish Cutie: HAPPY VALEN P14 Your two, "sex machines", Mary and mach, lenny-He's my favorite friend n Lori P14 the whole world He's a DOG CHOW TINES DAY!!! From Stu Fogelberg To Carla the T.A. I actually know: DOG. Pure Prairie League's Hit Song P14 MCB—I'm a believer; Hawethorne was right, love really is a butterfly To Skank and Brian: You threatened Yes! You have Friends! Happy Valen- Leaves Campus!; and alias I FOR- us with water and spiders, and much, GOT' Here's to Lots More Love. that eludes us. Glad to see my tines Day— the future Gov. butterfly bought a round-trip ticket. much more But you are all talk and Winks' P14 Cindy, Remember? "When I need Life is a journey, not a destination. no action, You flakes on 5th floor! 3C3-GAS-Don't get your feet wet-or- you, I just close my eyes and I'm with 1-80-17 JMS P14 Love, S & G. P14 the water's too deep HAPPY VALEN you. " It's true babe Happy V-Day. TINES DAY Loser, Sv»im Much? Best of luck Love y-Me P14 tomorrow in the meet. By the way, 1 To my sex-starved buddies; Bob, BEE, I know you eat boogers and split D.C. Happy Birthday! X0. L. M.M Happy Valentines Day Love, Mr. John, Happy Valentines Day. I love ends but will you still be my Wonderful (loser) P14 Lumbo, Mat, John, and Mark, Meet you! Forever yours Jill you in the trenches in Afghanistan Valentine? Sam P14 JCO: In case you were thinking of and I'll show you my game of poker. coming home, DON'T! KB. is going, To the denser members of Russell Love your fickle female friend, Di. Gordy from Delti Chi, One backgam- to flip my sign Love "Fran" It's the heart afraid of breaking, A-4th Yes, we are BOTH 34B Happy mon game is never enough. D. from that never learns to dance. P14 Valentines Day. Love, Me Sigma Chi Party. P14 JCO: If you think it's good now, you It's the dream afraid of waking, WURZBURGER IMPORTED GER- ain't seen NOTHING yet! August 10th that never takes the chance. Y,ou, a spice rack and a barometer (in Please say hello P14 MAN BEER lookout Heineken, here is only 179 days away! Happy HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY to Dee, comes Wurzburger. The Stovall that ord/jr)—what else could a man Valentines Day, Sweetie. Hug and Mary, Pam. Frank, Mike and every- Brown Band "A rhythm and blue want? P14 kisses and much love—S.K.S To Maria, who we all love, body! We think Valentine is for you too. legend" P14 WANTED: one short Greek engineer ELLEN DON'T JUMP! You scum, you to share a beautiful ski weekend. Only She read all the personals, and has Chuckie—Maybe the whips, and coos filth! You are the best scum of. the had enough VW owner's need apply. In person- have been too much? Hope you feel Hey Brown eyes with the un-Straus- world. Good luck Ph.D. Happy V.D. bring your bums!! Happy V-Day She may not love the day better Love Your Incest Roommate. Love Filth. P14 But this we to her will say sian appetite. Chopsticks and Bloody -CLD P14 Marys were a unique delight. Don' For all your work, this one's for you DEB, Herb and I wish you a Happy P14 let my Stones gather moss by waiting JEFF and JOE, it was great fun to long, (hinf) Because my Allegro Valentines Day..Love ER! P14 Cindy, I'll bet you thought I would seeing you at Mad Murphy's Let's State craves Feat to be gone Happy forget. No way. Happy Valentines To all you people In. love: Sorry, but meet there again next UConn night in you'll never know. P14 Valentines Day. Allegretta PS Youre BLUE EYES (NOT 4-or II but the only Day Love Paul Hartford Love, Sharon and Cindy one Stradivarius P14 one)— Happy Valentines Day Love PS Happy Valentine's Day! P14 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! To the sweat- FUZZY Stan. I don't send Valentine Cards, heart in Wheeler D 2nd Bill Squared but I do send Personals. Happy Three months and 17 days. Then we'll Whenas In silks my Judy goes, Then, P14 My Mr Wild, Happy Valentines Day! Valentines Day Mar ■irate Valentine's Day for 3 then (methinksj how sweetly flows. This is our first and I hope there'll be rf — months Hang in there Love, Pistaco That liquefacation of her clothes many more! Good luck in your last To a Special Valentine— We've been To Marlyss, Mawra, Rosie, Maureen P14 Next, when I cast my eyes and see, Eileen, and Janet fou are my-onl} semester and in the future. Don't ■ through a lot —walks in the rain, talks Tho' -ration each way free: O forget the ride you promised me in on the balcony, custody fights over a Can we have a lustful relation Marie—Happy Valentine's Day from how .thai qlif- me! Love ship? Love Cupid P14 your Mercedes! Love ya lots' Love L certain bear I picked today just to tha Vikino i ' < Pizza bay thank you for bem'a friend! The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Page 11

There once was a girl, Cindy D*. There once was a boy named Peter, Louise, from New Haven, A Kappa she'll always be Whose girlfriend could not rhyme in Happy Valentine's Day! You're the To Allan of Delti Chi- Happy Valen- To the man whose LSD has kept me I'm just here to say meter. only one for me—Ditto! Will you go- tine's Day to a Sweetheart from a high for the last 16 months I love you Happy Valentine's Day All she wanted to say, was Happy out with me? nice girl. Want to come over and play some •L&L, Secret Cupid (C.E.) Valentine's Day Love ya, Joe Crazy 8's? Love always your sweet Dizzy Blond. steve Rice-Happy Valentine's Day to From Blue Hair & Blonde Eyes. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY D someone special Love Nancy. LOVE Your "Wicked" STAFF Happy V.D. Bob! Scrub: Open your heart to what's all Even though you don't deserve this! To my Honey, around you, and make It a home for a Read the PAPER more often OKAY! To the girl with all those Koala bears .Happy Valentine s Day! Mew,-Nothing could be finer than to Happy Valentines Day, this makes How come you're so gushy-You drive be your Valnetiner.May I?- I'll come friend. Surprise-A Valentines Day (Guess Who) Personal for you! What's your three. Its about time I got one of me wild Oh. by the way, now I don't by tonight for an answer... 1-80-17, these things in the paper for you. owe you any more day- It's written in Lew Racquet? Wink Wink - N. Happy Valentine's Day to Marty of Hilltop from a "satisfied" second You're beautiful and I leve you. Your the Daily Campus for everyone to see Dear Keith, floor of Wheeler! not at all secret admirer Love you, Thesplitter of ends Happy Valentines Day to Cathy Roses are red K.-You voluptuous creature. From, Violets are blue Poo and Blue. You're the cutest your secret admirer. P.S. You wanted To the Litchfield guy I always say hi GOOP- I'm always happy couple on the hill. Happy first one! to, I'd wish you a Happy Valentine's Valentine's Day! And I hope you have I finally got a chance to return your When I am with you. Day, but I don't know your name. personal Thanks for everything. I Happy Valentine's Day! many more. ' Attention: The Little Retarded Girl Love, The Cheerleader mean it-now get outta he- Love, Tammy Love A Friend has returned! She is seen frequently The Wild and Crazy Eastern Man roaming around South Campus- Gregg —Have a Happy Valentines Lynne. Happy Valentines Day! Day, or should I say night. It makes It's late and I have to go Dave- You missed a really good time PAT: Who'd of thought this a year 1 me happy to know we've become but I wanted to know, in Hartford Saturday Happy V D ! ago? But miles aren't anything the Paul. Want to be my valentine? closer friends. Love ya! P14 if maybe dream can't handle. Smile and sing Loveya, KB you'll be my baby. me another son. Love, Me To the many great guys in Colt And then, to say Lovey, You are the man of my Ann, It's me again. I was going to House: Happy Valentines Day to you Happy Valentine's Day! dreams. We will "Sail Away" to- Rick: Sheep and Pigs. You are a true combine the two days and be cheap all-from your lovely and ever-serving Love, Jimmy gether someday. I love you Happ> but I thought I set a recored for myself animal lover! Happy Valentines Day! waitress! Valentines Day Lovee Secret Cupid by putting two personals in for one It started like a dream at T.U. on week. Anyways, I would just like to There once was a Whitehead named Halloween /now it seems so far away Wanted for Woman with Se»-God Russell C Guys THE BEST Happy say how special you are to me on this Pinky while I wish you a Happy Valentine's dess" Tendencies: White Male Valentines Day—your Secret admirer Valentines Day. Love, Jack Whose brain cells had gotten quite Day Grad Student, Good looks anc dinky Love always. sonality Necess To My Big "Ba-bush!" Never to When friends asked him, "Why?" Your favorite Buffalo worry because you will always be my Dear O.F.O. This is our 3rd time He explained with a sigh Twin Sis: Words cannot say e Jarv Valentine. I.L.Y., I.M.Y., I.W.Y. around on this holiday. Lets keep the Too much smoke! Too much coke! Too thing. But you know my hear" It may be insane Your little "Ba-bush." trend going Love R.T.B. much drinky! t aime avec J amour de mon I to live in a dream- (Happy Valentine's Day Rich!) Clorox? Twin Bro but it's madness Moose, I drove a bus for three weeks R.C. To accomplish great things, we to live without one. so I could afford this personal. But I must not only act, but also dream; not To: The Guys To all you queer bates out II You are my dream didn't mind! really. Hope you like it. only pian. but also believe. With you, Thanks for millions of great times. Especially Hopper and Testa Cor Love, Bruno -Maria our dreams are possible. Happy I promise not to complain tonight. A very Happy Valentines Day Valentines Day! E.S. Affectionately, Weasel, the maid. Priscillaand Heidi, Happy Valentines Love YUCONN JACK HAPPY VALENTINES DAY Chris Day (M.H.). With all my love always, Hey Roon, Ya only turn 20 once, Heff, Make sure you only pict- Cathy (Y.W.). To Brian C. of Wheeler B. HAPPY maybe I should have skipped it and biggest ones1 VALENTINES DAY HONEY!! From went to 21. Thanks for understanding To the "Lady in Waiting," Happy two secret admirers and caring. Let's start again. Happy Valentine's Day! P.S. I've waited for John. Your charming ways have Brendi, Here's to Silver and Gold, three years, what's wrong? R.J.C Valentines Day! Love, Coop captured my heart Be my Valentine Kahlua, blindfolds...and you. Happy RANDIE, I KNOW this is early but Valentines! Love, Jack Ta- happy 18th birthday, and happy Valen- Babe, I still. Love, To the sweetie in the silver wig tines day too. Love, you know. You're my answer to a real Silver To the lady in her silver slip; love Yonie Ann P. A Valentines Day wish from PPPSS. Maybe someday we'll get to Jack. Happy Valentines Day Jill afar knows no dorm. Happy Valentines T.R.— Tu es mon cher, belle, rouge Day. Bob. Niagara Falls. rose, lo ti voglio bene. Ti Amo! S.M. Tony, Dave, & Warren, Where are Love Gar> Matt- How else can I phrase this Pancho-Te Quiero-Con un beso y un you? Lou— You still have the most eyes. except to say that I love you and thank ambraso-Your Chica DISC, ( STILL LOVE YOU BUT Happy Valentines Day. you for making this past year really Doug, Dougie Poo, Dougums or any of THEN .AGAIN. SOME THINGS Hey Ditch, Je voudrais te remercier the above. I Luv You - You're the NEVER CHANGE HAPPY VALENf beautiful. Happy Anniversity Love To Markus my Valentine: Linda pour tes yeux/Je voudrais te remer- greatest TINES DAY. 12-31-71 K Despite the Distance cier pour tes sourires et surtout pour 1:72 You're Always with me. Buddy, I love you lots, Murski la joie que je trouve dans notre amour. Happy Valentine's Day Lou-Lou Will you please be mine? That Dastard For Bonzo and Beanzo, an unlimited Hope its a good one! All my love, Your Brown-Oops-Blue supply of poppers for Valentines day Love. Big Sis Deb: Sorry I missed Valentine's Day Green Eyed Girl 0XXX0 but Mardi Gras had to interfere. I Mr. Ed- I'll love you and your Master Ha Ha Love Your Buns. forever. Happy Valentines Day! Buck Jeff, (B.B.) Happy Valentines Day Chaz! To you ME XO Zit, Mean Eyes, K. Newt, Cutie, Nobody does it better Happy Valen- and your disco Jeans From me and my We love you Greggie Buttercup, Twit, Snookums. Honey tine's Day. Disco Shirt. With Love, Me S.D. I LOVE YOU Please be my Oh yes we do Wishin' you were here. Anyway I All my love Valentine for ever. With all my love, We love you Greggie love you, everyday f get more sure. Janine (LB i Happy Valentines Day—Yes, Wonka ME. And we'll be true Anyway I love you more and more and this ones for you, in hopes you might When you're not with us more and more and more. ILY- Subby alias T.B. send a smile my way and some hugs We're blue WYMM? Your snooks. I love you today, tomorrow ana Dear Alan, UCONN'S library would and kisses too. I'm happier than I've be more appropriate, but to condense Oh Greggie always. Happy Valentines Day ever been. Since I've come to know We love you! "B.E." (the one and only) No matter (dig 'em dig em) the extensive volumes... Derrie and Aire Some time way back I LOVE YOU. A&P what I've said-I'm happy I moved in. Love always, Cathy when. And you know I'll always care. Thanks for everything, Handsome HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! So heres a question for you my CAKY Rogers- There's someone waiting/If HVD & ILY Smile, Kay' (lot of) Love Happy Valentine s Day to my PHis- valentine, for you and your cute little you need a love to last forever./Don't & Kisses, ME bury Doughboy I'm glad we've Duns will you please be mine? After HTP- go running/Just take my heart now/ finally found each other (even if we all I love you tons. did live in the same room.) My happiness doubles day by day, lover I surrender. . (signed) Buddy, Happy Valentine's Day. Even -Wishing Well though I don't get to see you nearly as Love, WCSC My troubles.split in two. Steve, Roses are blue, violets are red, I wrote this poem just to say often as I would like, You're on my Your great on the slopes but even Debbie-Today is going to be the best mind always. Thanks for always being To the Queen's Escort, I'm glad you How muchly I love you! better in skates Happy Valentines Happy Valentines Day!! V-Day of all time because of you. there when I need you I'm glad we're stopped being the floor hermit Good Hon. Tomorrow an anniversary celebration. as close as we are and I can't imagine luck this week Happy Valentine's Always, WTP 1 And still a whole weekend to enjoy ever not being with you. Yours, Lou Day ANE, I hope there is plenty of room in Happy Valentines Day, Fred, Love each others love. Just remember- your heart for me and EWF. Happy Bobatesoboh. You're everything I Wilma "Don't fear the reaper" (or me) and Bob, Valentines Day. Love, Tom "Miracles" will come true. My mira- Mom, I was going to send you a gift hoped for, You're everything I need Hey Cutie, I'll bet you thought I cle is the bells of August-What about but this was cheaper. Hope you have a You are so beautiful to me Happy J.P.V. Hope you love sir Newt as 1 forgot, but now how can I forget you. you? Love You! Sonny great Valentine's Day, say hello to Valentine's Day much as I love you. Happy Valentines Princess too. Love. Doreen Happy Valentines Day. Day Love Gailie Love Pretzel Face My love gets his birthday personal in red. I always knew he was special! Kumba, Hey pal, have a great day To my kitten, I love you baby, Happy Munchkin-Happy V.D to my favorite To James Bond (alias 007): Uh, you're Happy 23rd Chico I love you! and a future filled with love. Mar Valentines Day Love, Lizabeth Dieter- Love Ya. Your Bear gonna have to help me...giggle, P.S. Happy Valentines Day. Rich, Surprised to see your name in giggle. Happy Valentine's Day. Vinny, Happy Valentines Day and To my favorite little ghoul See Night The Morroccan Joe Delcampo-Being a branchfer itf no print? Now you're famous. Thanks for 472nd anniversary. Good luck on your excuse for thinking short sheeting a being such a sweetheart of a brother. of the Living Dead with me'' We'll exam. Love, the girl in 403 cuddle through the scarey parts1 Curt Squirrel Nut: bed is taking one sheet away. Happy See you soon. A phantom sister. Valentine's Day! To the little black one in Russell A Hippy, Happy V.D. Everyday is ten Big D Who eats and snacks both night and Ang and Patty: Happy Valentine's times nicer than the one before. I Happy Valentine's Day- . day SHAR, Happy Valentines Day to the Day to a perfect couple hope pepe has a good V.D. too! I love greatest girl I've ever met. Be my Love. AMP and whose room is in total disarray: you. Jane Have a happy Valentine's Day! Valentine and I'll fulfill your wildest Glenwood Hill: Happy Valentine's Don- Happy Valentine's Day! We Love and hugs and kisses, dreams. I love you f?W. Day to a fine American. Doug, I can't thank Leslie enough for have good times ahead of us-I'm the perfect ones. relocation, I can only «ry to thank you There once was a cute guy called Phen psyched Love. M XOX Hey Groovies, Happy V D to enough for the past 4 months. Happy Whose moustache could barely be jOanie, Scott, Rise. Eileen and of MEN, Valentines day. LOVE Shirly Parton seen. Cindy Ellis-Happy Valentines Day course Lori B. You're the only man in my life. But under the covers his macho took Cutie-You're the best! Love. Your The Poet. XOXX HAPPY VALENTINE'S! Hi, Lynn and Lori: Surprise Happy over Secret Cupid zkkr J-Ove^MER Valentines Day BOB Now his moustache is really quite Yo Rocky, Remember, it's ok for mean, Darling Maria. Gay Jay Ray: cute girls to make mistakes Remem- Roses are red, N.F. AND D K. The pleasure has happy v-DAY SCOTT! Together are we at last my love. been mine Happy Valentines Day to ber also that I need you. Happy And never shall we part. Carnations are white, Valentine's Day to the American the L. & B.S.'s I still cannot sight! two special ladies. Love G.P. Though short is the time since we Big J, Doug, and Mr. G., Good luck Giggolo Lucky. Lucky me (lets be Valentines anyway) on your chem. exam. Better you than met. Love. Smiley Love, Kaka Craig, Be my "Sweet" heart on me! Party later?! Sherdoo You now own my heart Valentines Day and always. Love, Was there a time before I knew you? P.S.: H.V,D. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY MARK! Peter Johnson-The sneak did it again. Sharon Without polymers, knitting and red Love, Rebecca Wonder Woman loves Superman very Fuzzy, shoes, (Lovey-Dovey) No it seems less and less true much and always will. See you soon. Even though ya ain't got no-o-o I just can't explain For you are my love, my life, my joy. Carol money, honey... It's not how much we The way that I feel Li'! Minx- And if I could, have, but how much we enjoy, that The love in my heart I must agree I would gladly fight and die tor thee To my gorgeous dolphin: Happy makes happiness. We've been Which is ever so real It was pretty weird. Happy Valentines Day Valentines Day! I LOVE YOU. Sub- through so much in such a short time, But I want you to know I mean you with short hair A Bear strate Level Phosphorylase hope the fun continues. Valentine! On this special day And me with a beard1 Imagine! Only 179 more days! I can -Strawberries!!? That I love you so much Chrissy is now Ta" hardly wait!! I'll always be your And I'm here to«stay The bunks are now browned. Da to MY LITTLE DUCH valentine. All my love -J.C.O. Dearest Rebecca: These' past 14 But we re |ust as o By about a w months have been the greatest be- ■cond time around Mynch-face, best friend of '79: Never cause of you You're a real treasure C.L ' Now I know I'm a hi older But I forget R.I., Poco concert, B G. and chest. Happy Valentines Day My love I know you're blue 'cu4 Jeft s not here And I was really KAPUTT! Brandy, and Max. I couln't! Love, always. Grog —Rutgers Univ To kiss you. tease you, pinch your But remember all that SESNINA i rear Was done on one foot! Least you forget ye To the irregular Math Teacher — But Valentine's Day can still be fun. . Considering everytl We'll laugh and'play and party some. Wimpy whop, 1/2 Mick Brother Kid- Thanks 'or taking care of me when I I think we're doing iust ' So promise me you won't be gloomy. Who else would write you a personal? was sic£ Happy Valentines Day1 Love So will you pi>" Happy Valentine's Day Love Mc Ann . Ja// and your roomie BE MY VALEN . Page 12 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 1972 Maroon Grande Mustang. Excel- lent body, engine needs work. Best A l~\ ■ in. A ^t— offer. 429-5972. FS20 WALK-INS WELCOME Owner Jeanine Dufour /V/|Z\ |-< l^r* L»*| ZX ( r" SPEAKERS: Yamaha NS500. Great I T V VI \l \L_ I l__/Y^._— Condition. $350.00 Call Julie between 4:30 & 5:30 at 429-2595. Weekends 487-7714. FS19

HELP WANTED V^SS^SK^SSSiSS mSSSaSX^nTT^Q^, Jeanine's Unisex Stying N.Y.. co-ed, ages 8-13, Ihiring staff „ze L|ke new Ed 429^162 WAITRESS/WAITER Needed at Lan- J~* mSST9-SStmJSSt FS18 Holiday Mall, Route 195, Storrs, Conn.06268 .caater House In exchange for food. ^:. huZndT So RNTPN^ ? C... Scot, a, 429-8628. HW15 ?rX SS^ftuSS XSSS} K_~ WES "« !"«_£ ,0 3 FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 429-4970

SPECIALIZING IN EVERY ASPECT OF HAIR DESIGN Toddler day care center. Experience ■_ gard.en8'„ Tlj£_^_F _£' "22 or degree preferred. Call for Interview S2S"£BTTSFBS* r Jvm22 ....-._~ tii 3M UUUIA Contact Colin Talt, RFD r, Wlnsted, wAKJTFn CT (203) 379-6765. HW20 WMINItU

LET us IT 0N Y0UR THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT'S wStaff positions available for YWCA Z~Z~~~ to7seetao~$lo~™r7rnld °° CHESTII Aya-Po Day Camp In Somers. CT. TS^JSSWRlmn flSs w» hand »creen-prlnt top quality AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER tSSZL iS_2 coXf0^ ^f^eJai^th^'TwoS^ I*** for clubs, frats, sororities. Maintenance. Please contact Jean £ ' SJJ 4lifi ,mo ,ori.v for .... campus weekends, groups, bands, Pruitt. Director, at 763-0341 for ^.^HW a etc. Excellent work, fair prices, free further information. We will be help on your design, two dozen interviewing on campus February 20 Cr\D CAir minimum. Ten minutes from campus, at the Camp Job Fair. HW19 r\Jl\ jALt Our phone is open from noon to 1 midnight. Call us for quotes. 429-8784 OVERSEAS JOBS: Summer/year Spring Break spend 8 days and 7 SOLARGRAPHICS UNLIMITED FS15 round. Europe, S. America, Australia, nights, BERMUDA, Roundtrlp Jet, Asia, Etc. All fields. $50O-$i,200 meals Included, meet students from WANTED: Experienced keyboard monthly. Expenses paid. Sightseeing, schools nationwide, Plus more In this player and/or vocalist for established Free information—write: IJC, Box ISLAND PARADISE. From $244.00 If local rock band. Jobs lined up In 52-CT Corona Del Mar, Ca. 9262S interested. Call Dom 487-6937. F-* March I Call Jeff 429-9301. w- with special guest attraction 'RISHcH^!,P_^!^t0U_,SIZ^a,T,0 ATTENTION ALL FEMALES: Have HELPI! Petitioners needed on/off _2li2#_ _v?°o8'c^i vou —n ,he cute ma,e8 ,n -*■•■ campus. Earn $5.00 - 6.50 hr. plus ___^______L chairs? If Jane Fonda was here she Part/Full time hiring to take place at „„ ncccp. --—— ZZ «™ vould start a conversation with one, nd tmk9 hlm home P15 -»Commons __• .«H Room c.i 202C-K Thurs., it in_io„— Feb. 14 KaatingerKLi^__2rf_S__»Ji_*I___ Boots size 5—$30. Womens • BREAKWATER 2-4pm and Frl. Feb. 15 10-12pm _.. g . ^^ EVENTS gp6e(j m c-|| # Susan at 429-0289! FS14 _V_MI->

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT-General Dla^n^sTGoTd~and~s"iiver~Cu7to"m SEND YOUR SWEETHEART A CAR- counselors and specialists In sports Designs, Repairs, DAVID WRIGHT NATION! Red/White/Pink. $1.25 ea. and creative arts. Holiday Hill Day JEWELERSi R, 44 Ashford Delivered on Campus. Order Frl. Feb. Camp-5 miles from campus-June 429.7101. FS-^ 8, Mon. 11, Thurs. 14. 10-2 p.m. - February 16,1980 at 8:00 p.m. 30 to Aug 22 - visit on Camp Day. Feb. f S.U. Lobby.. E14 2°_'__'____ Womens Medium-heavy hiking and b8 k ackln Albert N. Jorgensen Auditorium siiMMPR TAMP «5TAFP us/AMTPn f, P v boots by Tlrah, Size CARNATIONS FOR VALENTINES wS!SZ^i!LS^S^aS" 6 1/2 Ou,8tandl"0 0"«""y. excellent Hoi lister A Free Delivery on Campus 2SttSJ£wE&*£2tLfi£- c2d,,,on- $750° « "eat offer. Personalized Message $125 429-4106 eral Counselors Berkshire Coed Camp 429-3590. FS15 between 12 A 9 F14 secular Jewish Multl cultural program . Tickets are $5.50 and $4.50 _? W Sew ^S^SSSTSTJ^ M^RANTZ 2230B stereo receiver. 30 Personalized Sweetheart Valentine's HW19 10W3-Z1Z-Z59-SZ83 wat„ percnanne| with many features. Day Cookies on sale Thurs., Feb. 14 (Available at all Ticketron Offices) C.G. rated best buy. Less than two from 10 am - 3 pm In the music ,,., ~ . . ^ ,rs "_ i__ wear8 old ln verv O00*1 condition, ex. building. Only 50 cents each. Isn't Men! Women! Jobs! Crulseshlps/Sall $120. Call John at 487-6746. FS15 your ■'sweetie" worth it? E14 ing Expeditions/ SEA Camps. No experience. Good Pay. Summer. Ca- reer. Nationwide, Worldwide! Send FOR SALE: Twin bed-mattress and Spaghetti dinner—Sunday, Feb. 17 $4.95 for application/ Info/referrals to box spring. Good Cond. $20. Call French B (South) 4-7p.m. All you can Cruiseworld 145 Box 60129, Sacramen 429-5234. fs15 eat $1.99. Anthony says, "Be there." to, CA 95880. HW25 E15 —■ On today...what could be more natur- "T— LEAD GUITARIST to complete area al? Sweetheart Roses; 10-4, S.U. Hey Towers! Buy your carnation on rock band. Into all styles. Call John Lobby (sponsored by the fencing Valentine's Day. For only $1.00! 429-3418 or Mike 429-9577. W20 club). FS14 Inside Towers Union 10-4. E15

Shaboo Presents Valentine's Day Party featuring

Out there in the Atlantic Ocean on a sunshine beach there's going to be an outbreak of revelry this vacation break. And after the sun goes down... well. you know the effect that moonlight has on a celebration. We can only hope it won't be a full moon. Because from Jan. 13 through April 21 we're opening Nassau and Paradise Island to a wave of American col- lege students. We have reason to believe that wave may reach tidal proportions. Probably because of the price: $269 including air fare and 7 nights hotel. So there it is, young America. We guarantee you the best The New Riders of the Purple Sage of dancing on the beach, water sports and a roaring party. Beyond that, you're invited to improvise. And since your with very special guest talent for good timing is legendary, we've made prepara- Max Creek tions for you. We're going to be ready. With open arms. 5 00«dv«nc« 5.50 at the door

S01 MrtdibO" Avenue Now York N V 100?? '?i?i 355 4705 F_.N£I Kll 1V_> toll free (800) 223 0694 INTERCOLLEGIATE HOLIDAYS INC

$299.00 $339.00 Jan 05-Jan 12" Mar 14-Mar 21 Jan 12-Jan 19" Mar 15-Mar 2? Jan 19-Jan 26 Mar 21 -Mar 28 Jan 26-Feb 02 Mar 22-Mar 29' Mar 01-Mar 08s Mar 28-Apr 04 Mar 29-Apr 05'- Mar 07-Mar 14 Apr 04-Apr 11 ' Special departure Apr 05-Apr 12" $40 00 Supplement Aztec Two-Step Alright! Sounds good! I've checked the week I want to party and enclosed my $50 deposit. with special guest: Sammy Brown Sounds good but I'd like to hear more. Send me $5.00 advance 5.50 at the door your brochure. Name Address COMING SOON: City state Zip Feb. 20 Root Slim and the Sex Change Band Telephone Feb. 21 Fountainhead Feb. 22 Taj Mahal NASSAU&PARADISE ISLAND. Feb. 23 PatMetheny BAHAMAS COLLEGE WEEK. tickets on sale at the Disc and Music World Dinners Served nitely from 5:30-7:30 Reservations on ticket shows The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Page 13

Ride desperately needed to Spring- Nothing beats STOVALL BROWN LOST: One pair of brown framed vale Maine (Nasson College) or ANY BAND and 14 oz. Wurzburger beers glasses in cloth case somewhere in points North: Boston, Portland etc. for 50 cents. Valentine's Day Turn- Arjona or Monteith on Wednesday Will share expenses. Please call Rick around Dance Feb. 14th, ROTC 9:00, morning. Please call 429-4191. LF21 at 429-8864. Keep trying. RB15 $1.50 E14 FOUND: Scarf in S.U. Lobby Fri. MARKETPLACE Ride desperately needed to Fairfield UConn Ski Club Trip to Jiminy Peak night. 429-2900, Mark. LF15 1:00 on Friday 2/15. Need room for tomorrow 6:30 am to 9:00 pm. $13 for skis. Please call 487-8222. RB15 members, $15 nonmemberrs. Payable LOST: 1 Pair of glasses - case has PERSONALS FOf\ RENT in S.U. rm 101 today from 12-5. E14 broken clip in South campus parking Two Female Roommates NEED ride lot. $10.00 reward. Call Crawford A to Florida March break. Will share This is your last chance to get quality Ask for Bob Persy. Lf18 SCOTT MacGlaflin: Whatever I wrote Walk to campus: Cozy three bedroom expenses. Call 429-0204 after 6:30. ski equipment, and clothing at fan- house: drive-in basement, convenient RB14 tastic reductions! UConn Ski Club sale I apologize, okay? Please call Brenda. LOST: A "Citizen" watch with a gold P14 location. Grad, faculty preferred. today S.U. 101, noon to 5. Camping band Received from husband on our Available now. 455-9378 before 9p.m. Ride needed to NJ, especially Prince- equipment too! E14 first Christmas married. If found FR18 ton U. a'ea, 2/14 or 2/15-2/17. Mary Anne, it was great fun seeing Expenses shared, call Judy 487-8277.A Day for Love calls for a gift from the PLEASE call Karen at 486-4670 or you at the Bidwell Tavern. Let's meet RB13 Heart Sweetheart Roses; 10-4, S.U. 486-4873 between 8:30-4:30. Lost near there again next Friday. P15 One bedroom apartment, wall to wall Lobby (Fencing Club Sponsored). Bishop Center or near A & P on 4 carpeting modern appliances, heat corners. LF14 and hot water 10 minutes from EVENTS To the girl In church Sunday night UConn. 429-2159 FR15 Passover Reminder—Last day for FOUND: Calculator in Arjona pre- with the red Volkswagen Bug reservations for Seden and Passover Christmas. Come to ID. Make, WO-8727. I'd like to meet you. If Roomate wanted in beautiful house- The arts In Ireland May 18-June 1, dinners—Monday, March 3—Hillel model », & serial • Arjona 128, Mrs Cowan LF15 interested call 487-7350. P15 own room—furnished 1 1/2 miles 1980. A three credit study tour of Foundation. For information call of- from campus-$70 plus utilities (securi- Ireland to provide an introduction to fice— 429-9007. E22 ty). Nonsmoking—429-0855 or the music, dance, theatre sue Htera- . FOUND-two tickets call and identify. 487-6770 LF15 BEAUTIFUL BLONDE who smoke 693-6115. FR15 ture. For information, call Mau«a Goodyear B Spaghetti Dinner $1.75 with me at NRBO and left early with Manfred 423-8683 All you can eat Spaghetti, sauce, TINA(?). I'd like to meet you, when? Person needed to share two bedroom salad, bread Sunday Feb. 17 LOST Green Army Coat, at French Thursday night Please return, it's P18 apartment $138.88 per month heai Spaghetti Dinner - Sat. Feb. 16th. freezing! Call Jim 487-7437. LF14 included February rent free available 4pm-8pm Wheeler C All You Can Eat Horticulture Club meeting Monday Immediately Millbrook Apartments Only $1.99. E15 Feb. 18 WBY 233 6:30 pm Those If you like baseball and hockey, 429-6413. FR15 interested in the Little International FOUND—Car Key in parking lot by getting caught at Septembers, If show must put $10.00 deposit on trip. C. Can't make8 pm. showing of Night Math-Science Building at 8am on you're majoring in accounting, and £19 RIDE DOARD of the Living Dead PB36 Friday. How Friday 2/8/80. Pick up at the Daily living at Coventry Lake, If you have Ride needed to and from LI. Campus LF14 blonde hair and a mustache, and don't area this weekend. Will share expeZt ^IZL^Ji'Jll LOST AND FQUND like short hair, If your favorite Is ses_ Call Ellen_429-1569. _Rb14 Pancake Breakfast. Sat. Feb. 16 - Red plaid Pierre. Cardin scarf in Thurman Munson, call Beth and 9:00-2:00 Batterson D FRATS $1.50 LOST: One plaid scarf of unusual Chem 150 Thursday night If found escape! I had a great time Ride naeded to PENN STATE during all you can eat. Plain, whole wheat, pattern. About 3 feet long, lost in S.U. please call 487-6065. LF15 talking to you Saturday night and March Break. Will share expenses. banana, blueberry & chocolate chip. first floor Tues. evening. Please call would like to talk to you again. P14 Call Dennis at 487-6690. RB19 E15 KT at 487-7391. LF21 FOUND: Watch at ROTC Friday night. Call 486-3608. LF15

THESE 1979 UCONN AND ECSC GRADUATES Found: Large orange male cat, with red leather collar and white flea collar. Vicinity of Northwood Apts., PLANNED FOR THEIR FUTURE WHEN THEY WERE Storrs, Call 429-8733. LF15 LOST: 1 pair of Rm keys with 1 old fashioned key in Arjona 4th floor. Possibly in rms 407 or 403. Please call 429-4191. LF18

FOUND: 1 pair of gold-rimmed Bi- focals at Chem Field last fall Black Alligator case. Call Paul at 429-1867 SOPHOMORES LF20

LOST: Green ski jacket at Silverado THESE ARE THE ASSIGNMENTS RECEIVED BY STUDENTS Beerfest Sat. 2/2. if found call Dan COMMISSIONED BY AIR FORCE ROTC IN 1979 429-8923 LF15 MAJOR ASSIGNMENT LOCATION MISCELLANEOUS

FINANCE BUDGET OFFICER JAPAN Keep your Cookie Monster satisfied with a Persol alized Heart (shaped PSYCHOLOGY WEAPONS CONTROLLER ARIZONA cookie) from the sweeties of TBS. On sale Thurs. from 10 am - 3 pm in the ECONOMICS PILOT ARIZONA music building M14 NURSING NURSE ILLINOIS If he hasn't taken you to the HISTORY BIDWELL TAVERN, be sure he's the MISSILES ARIZONA one who says I'm sorry. ENTERTAIN- BUSINESS PILOT MISSISSIPPI MENT NIGHTLY M MECH.ENGR. PILOT MISSISSIPPI E.B. SOUND IS STILL Around For all MECH.ENGR. your party needs, Call 487-6527 M15 PILOT MISSISSIPPI Housekeeper tor nire. HeasonaDie CIVIL ENGR. rates Call 423-3374 Ask for Shelly or CIVIL ENGR. FLORIDA Leave message M16 HISTORY AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ILLINIOS Need a sound system for partying" CHEMISTRY MEDICAL SCHOOL PENNSYLVANIA All request continuous music of a kinds Music and Lighting Profes- PSYCHOLOGY MEDICAL SCHOOL CONNECTICUT sionals-- Earl's Travelling Disco. 3ock and Roll. 453.9752, 423-I508 ECONOMICS AQUISITION MANAGEMENT MASSACHUSETTS •1?3-29IS M4-25 PSYCHOLOGY PERSONNEL OFFICER MICHIGAN Piano Lessons. Experienced pianist MECH.ENGR. gives lessons. Studied at the Eastman GRADUATE SCHOOL OHIO School of Music: Bachelor of Music BUSINESS from Hartt College; Diploma from the MANPOWER MANAGEMENT SOUTH DAKOTA Conservatory of Naples, Italy. Excel- NAT'L RESOURCES lent training for beginners and MISSILES MONTANA advanced students Reasonable rates CIVIL ENGR. CIVIL ENGR. CALIFORNIA Call 429-4530 M18 POLITICAL SCIENCE Would you enjoy seeing $10 pyramid WEAPONS CONTROLLER FLORIDA into hundreds? Thousands? Let this CHEMISTRY method work for you. Call for details COMMUNICATIONS MISSISSIPPI today 456-1010 M19 ENGLISH PILOT ARIZONA Part-Time nights 4 weekends a' COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTER SYSTEMS WASHINGTON, D.C. Subway in Manchester apply in person 288 Center St Manchester. HW14 THE U.S. AIR FORCE HAS ALL OF THESE JOBS - AND MANY MORE - COUNSELORS-For boys summer AVAILABLE FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES. AVERAGE STARTING PAY IS camp m Maine Openings in most specialties Write: Camp Ceoar, 1758 $13,827.67 WITH INCREASES TO $20,600.03 IN FOUR YEARS.* PLUS 30 Beacon St Brookline. Mass 02146 or DAYS PAID VACATION, FREE MEDICAL CARE, GENEROUS RETIRE- call 617-277-8080 HW21 What your handwriting can tell you: MENT PLANS, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER BENEFITS. Graphologist will analyze and explain what your handwriting reveals about * SALARY INCLUDES TAX ADVANTAGES FOR PORTION OF PAY WHICH your character Full analysis $3.00. Call 487-8247 for appointment; ask for < IS NOT TAXED Louis between 3:00-8:00 pm. P15

♦SOPHOMORES ONLY HAVE UNTIL 1 APRIL TO APPLY FOR A COMMIS- UNDRERGRADUATE DEGREE CANDIDATES - CLASS OF '80 - SION AS AN AIR FORCE OFFICER. URGENT - Those expecting to com- plete requirements by the end of the ♦PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE NOW! SiWOTi TtfoTUCfiJZ Spring Semester '80. and who have NOT submitted a Diploma Applica- STOP BY THE ROTC HANGAR tion, please come to the Degree Auditing Office, Rm. 141, Budds . OR CALL COL. KEN WEBER - 486-2226. ROTC Bldg between 8 30;Noon and 1-4:30 Gotewoy >o o greet way of life. pm. Deadline - Friday, Feb. 15 A 15 Page 14 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980

Brewed in Germany by Wurzburger Hofbrou A G Imported and bottled by Anheuser Busch. Inc. St Louis. Mo WURZBURGER. THE GERMAN BEER THAT TASTES AS GOOD HERE AS IT DOES THERE.

Wurzburger Hofbrau is a superior German beer. Made only of Europe's prized natural ingredients, it's brewed in Germany with a taste that's exceptionally flavorful and delicious. And to keep its taste as fresh and delicious when it arrives over here, Wurzburger is shipped to America in immense, air-tight, insulated barrels. Safe from heat and safe from oxidation on the long way over. In fact, Wurzburger is the one import that's bottled fresh after it gets here to the U.S.A., and shortly before it gets to you. So, if you want to find out what makes German beer so extraordinary in Germany, drink Wurzburger Hofbrau. In the United States.

WURZBURGER YOUR VALENTINE! Come to The Valentine's Day Turnaround Dance February 14, at the ROTC 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Featuring the Stovall Brown Band. Tonight Admission $150 Tonight Wurzburger on tap (14 oz. drafts 50tf). / 25 door prizes Dance Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta Zeta, I.EC. The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Page 15 Rosalyn adds new meaning U.S. forces head to title of 'world leader' WASHINGTON (UPI)— porters. said." We never gave a for Persian Gulf Rosalynn Carter called her The 500 guests came from Valentine dance before but WASHINGTON (UPI)— U.S. deterrent in the Middle husband "lover of the year" all over the country and in- he loves to dance." President Carter is dispat- East. at a White House Valentine cluded members of Congress "Now let me introduce my ching four ships and I.800 State Department officials dance Wednesday. The and labor leaders. The dance Valentine—the president of Marines to join a U.S. naval last week said Soviet troops president said he had a very was held in the East Room, the United States." armada in the Arabian Sea were massing along Iran's busy day and "ff I do much decorated with red tulilps The crowd roared its ap- off the coast of Iran. northwestern border in more I won't be able to live and dimly lit by chandeliers. proval. Administration officials moves similar to what oc- up to my reputation." stressed the purpose of the The first lady, in a fet- "I've had a long day." curred before the Russians Then they kissed and the Carter said. "I'm going to Marine force—complete invaded Afghanistan. Marine Band struck up "My ching white dress, giggled a with helipcopters. tanks and ■ / bit in welcoming the guests. dance, and if I do much more White House press Funny Valentine" at a White amphibious assault "I want to welcome you all I won't be able to live up to secretary Jody Powell said House ball for old friends, mv reputation. vehicles—is to add to the the presence of the Marines especially their political sup- to the White House." she in Persian Gulf "is not related to the hostage Marijuana not a situation " in Iran. The USS Okinawa. USS Carter Mobile. USS Alamo and the FROM PAGE ONE constitutional right USS San Bernadino will con- Carter said there has been a "gross overreactipn" to his WASHINGTON (UPI)— NORML attorney Peter duct training exercises for proposal to register young people for the draft, which sparked Meyers said Tuesday the next two weeks in the across the nation a number of mini-rallies unseen since Smoking marijuana is not a right protected by the Con- lawyers in the case plan to Philippines area. Vietnam. study the ruling before On completion of those He said 55 other countries,, including such U.S. allies as stitution, a federal court has ruled. deciding whether to appeal. exercises,, the officials said, Mexico, Germany, France, Norway, Belgium and Switzer- In its ruling Monday, the the four ships with Marines land, not only have registration but an active draft. The three-judge federal court said smoking will proceed to the Arabian district court panel rejected a "I'm not advocating a draft," he said, "so there has been a marijuana is not a "fun- Sea to join some 20 U.S. challenge by the National gross overreaction." damental right" and efforts naval vessels by mid March. Organization for the Reform Carter said the coming debate in Congress would create an to change the laws should be The Mrine group is to of Marijuana laws to. laws opportunity for people to learn about his proposals for mounted in Congress and remain in the Arabain Sea prohibiting private use and reactivating the Selective Service System. He has asked the state legislatures, not in indefinitely. Congress for $20 million to register young men and women 20 possession of the weed. the courts. years of age.

LARGEST STOCK Of UNIVERSAL Island PEACH, FOOD STORE JEANS & CORDUROYS in Ecology IF YOU'LL BE MY DOG LANE EASTERN CONNECTICUT! in BERMUDA (thousands in stock!) VALENTINE ALL SIZES May20-May29 THEN....HOORAY! STORRS - Bio 235. 2 college credits "CHINOS Conducted at Bermuda 10.99 Up Biological Station for Research Moser Farms Pure SURPLUS CENTER Contact: Dr. Barry Wulff OranC|GJUICG(f Downtown Willimantic or Dr. Michael Gable rom concenlrate) 'L "Where Its All At" ECSC 456-2231 o ttgal.ctr. gg^ SPRING BREAK! Cozumcl Island. Nabisco Chocolate Mexico March 8-15 Chip Cookies In the Carribcan Valentine's Endless white sand beaches; 13oz.pkg. I .\J& 80-90 revcryda> Crystal clear waters Day Beautiful multi-colored tropical fish everywhere you Special go- Tropicana Fruit Drinks Ancient Mayan Ruins on (orange,punch,grape) AIH f\(\ Yucatan Peninsula ac- 10oz.bottle tf liUU cessible bv ferry and bus (RT s $10.00 full dav). TRIP INCLUDES: Fresh Ground Chuck All Drinks 1 AT Flight JFK to Coiumtl RT transfers between airport and hotel (all night) Waterfront hotal full week $ Cocktails on flight Baggagt handling 1.59 Tips to maids and baggage handlers music bv J369 double occupancy $359 triple 354 quad Come see pictures from Jan 80 trip Roadside Attraction Vou don t have to speak Spanish to go Farm Fresh Delicious Call Joe Massini 4299874 Sweet Apple Cider for 11 pm weekdays Eddy Hall 121 Dr. Allen M. Goldstein (direct from orchard) o OH Optometrist % gal 1.1 9 gallon 2.Z9 BAUSCH&LOMBSOFT SOFT CONTACT LENSES s100 Crisp Mcintosh og Complete visual analysis . 25 AppleS 3 lb. bag Contact lens fitting fee and 3 follow-up visits 55 Our Bakery Dept t« now open Friday, Saturday & Sunday with Sterilizer and Care Kit 35 Fresh Baked Bread, Rolls, Bagels Contact lens fee refunded tor any teeson during first 30 days and assorted delicious Pastries LENSES NORMALLY FIT & DISPENSED SAME DAY delivered to us from the Colchester Bakery. We also take orders for 2 Hanks Hill Rd. 429-6111 Beautiful Birthday Cakes made (Corner Rt. 195 & Hanks Hill Rd) Weekdays & ■»* according to your specifications. Storrs, Conn. 06268 Saturdays by app't. ww —-— ■*•• Page 16 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14/1980 Boston Celtics come back Pick final score to Hartford Civic Center; of Central game, play Hawks on February 26 and win a trophy The Daily Campus is pleased to announce a contest. A Boston Celtics, strong con- scoring and rebounding; sion Championship. trophy will be awarded to the person who comes closest to tenders for the Atlantic Divi- steady 6'5" guard Chris Ford The Celtics, with sensation- sion Championship of the is among the leaders in the al Bird in their line-up, have guessing the score of this Saturday's basketball game National Basketball Associa- three-point department, again become one of the against Central Connecticut. While UConn plays Syracuse, St. John's and George- tion, will host the Central while Archibald is high biggest gate attractions in town, Central is a Division II team not ranked in the top 10 Division league-leading At- among the assist leaders. In the NBA today. Throughout lanta Hawks on February 26 fact, the Celtics have been the season, they have been in New England. Many fans consider this game an extreme mismatch and have been trying to guess the score. at the Hartford Civic Center passing the ball more than filling the ancient 15,320- at 7:30 p.m. any other team in .the NBA, Whoever submits the closest guess by game time on seat Boston Garden and Saturday will win the trophy, nice but slightly used. The Celtics, with one of the much to the delight of the twice this season they packed best records in the NBA. legion of Celtic fans who Guesses should include the name, address, and the 19,000-seat Madison telephone number of the person guessing and the exact have made a complete turn- always appreciate team play. Square Garden along with over from the past two The Hartford area fans will number of points each team will score. Three guesses per several other sell-outs on the person will be allowed. seasons with the addition of have the opportunity to see road. There is no question 6'9'* All-American Larry the newly acquired superstar Either bring your guesses to the Daily Campus office on that the days of Celtics Pride North Eagleville Road (in front of Subway) today or Friday Bird from Indiana State. 6'6" "Pistol Pete" Maravich in is back. swingman M. L. Carr. the the Celtic line-up. There is between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. or hand them to the sportswriter resurgence of play by center no question that Maravich's Tickets for the Celtic Mark Goldberg at trie press table Saturday before the Dave Cowens, return of Nate wizardry, ball handling, two-games schedule in Hart- opening tap.. "Tiny" Archibald and a new passing, and shooting' will ford may be purchased at In the case of a tie, the winner will be decided by the toss coach. Bill Fitch. enhance the Celtics chances the Civic Center Box Office of a coin. Bird leads the Celtics in in gaining the Atlantic Divi- and all Ticketron outlets. Applications for the Summer 1980 ACTIVITIES Full-Time Work-Study Program are available at the Student Employment Sign up for the WHUS Radio Office. 13 Gilbert Road. The deadline Training Course this Sunday night at for application is Feb. 15, 1980. Call 7:00 pm in Room 306 Student Union. 486-3474 if you have any questions This is your last chance! concerning application procedures and requirements. A15

Camp Lindenmere

FOB BOYS ^Mifk I*I tit Pocono fHountmims *■ MlWtVtflj.Lt »tNNSVltf*NlA ItlJ? Counselors Wanted Interviewing on Campus Mon. Feb. 18 Private co-ed camp Poc.Mtns. Pa. it tootur.j lor sp«ci counselors in Athletics. Swimming. Boating. Arts and Cralts. Ritlery Archery. Dramatics. Go carting 4 Tennis. A lew general positions open. For appt. call Jell Ostrolf 228-0712 alter 4:00pm.

You, a spice rack, Valentine's Dance SHADE ONE-) V and a barometer — B WITH what more could Applet a man want? Y ¥ O Beatle's Music Thurs. Feb. 14 9? B SUB Adm $2.00 ISRAEL LOW COST FLIGHTS Hottest New Drink of the Year tSUBlMV* • X-mas/New Years • Inter session • Easter (212) 689 8960 Comfort Outside NY State SEE 1-800-223-7676 'The Center for Student Travel" 1140 BROADWAY NYC NY Happy Valentine's Day Super smooth/ Fire enthusiasm any time with this wonderful warm-up! OMN LAT1 7 DAYS A WISH 1 Jigger n '?oz ) Southern Comfort Small stick cinnamon Slice lemon peel Black & White Enterprises, ltd. Hot cider Put cinnamon, lemon PROUDLY ANNOUNCES peel and Southern Comfort m mug. Fill THE OPENING,on Monday, Feb. 18th of • witrrrder and stir 'Put spoon HI mug COMPUTER MAGIC to pour hot cider) 68 Main Street, Putnam, Ct. For all of your business and personal computing needs Southern g^ Authorized APPLE n Sales: service Comfort IIBP Monday-Thursday 9-5 Nothing's so delicious as Comfort on-the-rocks' Friday 9-8 Saturday 9-5 HAtKiN H'I « 'lUIS MO l> ills (203) 928-7955 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Page 17 ...Olympic opening ...Taiwan Ski team lookin' good

FROM PAGE 20 FROM PAGE 20 BY JENNIFER DOBLE The Olympics received another political wound as the The University of Connecticut ski team turned in its opening trumpet of the Winter Games sounded. The 18 mem- "But we can't do that—we've got to have our strongest and most impressive performance of the season last ber delegation from Taiwan withdrew from competition rather weekend at the New England Intercollegiate Ski Conference than change its name, flag and anthem to reflect the admission own national identity," Hsueh said. (NEISC) Osborne division races. The races were hosted by of mainland China for the first time. Plymouth State College at Waterville Valley, New Hamp- From Moscow, the Soviet press accused the United States of shire. turning the Olympics into a Cold War on ice with its hostile ."We will also seek to be After three days of giant slalom competition, the Huskies response to the Afghan invasion. finished sixth overall ahead of Amherst College and Trinity It had been expected that the Soviet Union's delegation admitted to the Summer Games in Moscow under the College. Other teams in the competition were the University might be poorly received by the crowd but there were no of Massachusetts (first place), Boston College, Plymouth demonstrations and very little reaction from the spectators as name of the Republic of China but we hold little hop State College and Brown University. the fur-clad Soviets paraded around the outdoor stadium. Team scoring is determined by the five best times for the Some of the Soviet- athletes waved to the spectators and were in Moscow. How can we be eight racers for each team. The top five racers for UConn greeted by similar waves of welcome from some sections. were George Hicks, a junior from Coventry, who finished expected to be admitted The warmest reception went to the American with the best time in the final race on Sunday. Co-captain team—largest in the field with 124 men and women there when we can't even participate in the Winter Dennis O'Brien, a senior from Greenwich finished second; athletes—which entered the stadium last, dressed in sheep- Stuart Jones, a junior from Glastonbury finished third; skin jackets, cowboy hats and blue jeans. Figure skater Scott Bahman Azarm, a senior from Storrs, finished fourth, and Hamilton of Rosemont. Pa. carried the flag for the U.S. Games here in America, the Dave Flynn, a junior from Danbury, was fifth. delegation. greatest democracy in the Finishing in places sixth through tenth were sophomore New York Governor Hugh Carey delivered the official world?" Jennifer Doble, freshman Tom Quigley, freshman Rich welcome speech end a ;ked. that those visitors to the Silver, senior co-captain Tod Gray and freshman Dave Mady. ceremonies "take home a light from the Olympic flame to After nine years of competition, UConn's ski team was dispel the hatred which invades the human race." dropped from the Division of Athletics this year. However, they have secured some funding from FSSO. The team races every weekend and trains twice a week at Mount Southington. They are coached by John Catania and Ken Lucas, both alumni of UConn. Write sports for the Daily Campus This weekend, the ski team will travel to Noshoba Valley ski area near Boston to compete in the final NEISC slalom races hosted by Boston College. University DESIRES WITHIN Travel Seruice 1232 Storrs Rd Storrs Coon 203 429 9313 YOUNG GIRLS ST. THOMAS COLLEGE WEEK IN COLOR Barefoot Schooner Cruise STARRING I week all inclusive, except airfare Reg. $3 50 per person-with college I.D. 10% off. GEORGINA SPELVIN*ANNETE HAVEN'CLAIR DIA With JOHN LESLIE'JOHN SEEMAN'JOAN DEVLON You are cordially invited Thurs. Feb. 14 Life Sciences 154 7:30&9:30 Adm. $2 THE 3rd ANNUAL AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY BANQUET Saturday, March 1,1980 4:30 PM Putnam Refectory University of Connecticut Storrs, Ct. The keynote speaker will be SJau Kappa lEjifiUnit Ms. Pam Cross, Anchor/Reporter Interested in Starting W.F.S.B. Channel 3, Hartford Semi-Formal Attire YOUR OWN FRATERNITY? Tickets are $4.00 per person and must be purchased in advance of Feb. 22.198C from TheAlro-American Cultural Center Tau Kappa Epsilon, the world's largest fraternity is starting 214 Commons Building a new chapter here at (203) 486 3433 University of Connecticut TKE offers many advantages: Become Active Immediately! No Pledging. RKo&o\\tae?u)'ui Job Referral Service after college. STORRS ■* 429 6062 Scholarship aids and Student Loans. Over 300 Chapters to visit in U.S.A. and Canada. Leadership - Good times DUSTIN Like to Hear More? Danny Cummings Room 227 HOFFMAN Willimantii' Motor Inn Phone 423-8451 Kramer TRAINING WORKSHOP IN GROUP FACILITATION Participants in this workshop will have an opportunity to observe, through one- Kramer way mirror facilities, Dr. Buczynski facilitate an on-going work with trainees poin- ting out themes and processes emerging in the group as well as techniques and styles used by the group leader. Facilitators: Dr. Ruth Buczynski and Ms. Rebecca Barton 10 sessions beginning Tuesday, March 4,5:30-8pm For further information on how to register, fees and meeting place, contact the Center for Personal Growth, 4 Gilbert Rd., University of Connecticut or call 486-4737. GESTALT APPROACH TO COUNSELING This workshop will present an overview of Gestalt philosophy and Theory, and Daily 6:30 9:00 will emphasize the process and techiques of Gestalt. Daily 6:40 9:10 Sat.-Sun Facilitators: Dr. Ruth Buczynski and Ms. Rebecca Barton Sat.-Sun 2:00 4:15 6:30 9:00 Tues. Feb. 26,6-9pm and Wed., Feb. 27,9:30am-5pm or 2:00 4:15 6:40 9:10 Fit March 21,6-9pm and Sat., March 22,9:30am-5pm now thru thursday coming: "DARK STAR* Page 18 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 WE HAVE AQPALENTINE FOR YOU JUST BRING THIS AD (or tell us you saw it) » AND WHILE YOU'RE HERE

SUNFLOWER SEEDS- 85clb. RAISINS-S1.35lb. ROASTED VIRGINIA PEANUT * COMBINATIONS lb. % ^-*>Q «*&* (or mill* your own peanut butler crunchy or smooth 79 lb.) %2^ c V& offer good through Feb. 21,1980 °*^ Golden Earth Post Office Block Natural Feeds Holiday Mall Mon.-Sat.9-6 Tel. 429-0443STORRS. 429-4517 Fri. 9-7:30 CONN. JAZZ- The Jazz Sale has been extended for one more week. Many new titles have been added including top Jazz Artists and Collectibles

Many Labels and Artists to Choose from- ALL PRICES RITE: FROM $2.49ea. Jim Welton to- 3.99 ea. Shop early for Basketball guard, forward for "B" division Hicks Hall, net- BEST SELECTION- ted 52 of his team's 85 points in two games last week. In addition, to his high scoring Jimmy dished off 14 assists in many can not be those two games, where Hicks posted a 1-1 record. So for his stellar performances Jimmy will receive a Budweiser replaced. "Athlete of the Week" jacket. Congratulations, Jimmy.

Tony Bland&Jimmy Welton have been our first two winners, and you could be next. But, if you know of anyone who has played well come up to Commons 314 and submit his or her name to BOG rep. Al Hours 10-8 Mon thur Friday Chaney. Sat. 10-5:30

■ * The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 PaQe 19 Erving and Bird provide quite a matchup

could complement each other very Erving is experiencing one of his "Tonight's game certainly was. It BOSTON (UPI)—They have well. But as it is. for the remainder of best seasons, Anally free of nagging wasn't one-on-one. we were both already met four times during the my career, it looks like he's going to knee injuries and selfish teammates. playing a team game. We had as regular season; each rendezvous be the opposition." And with Doug Collins out of the many assists between the two of us seemingly better than the last, Bird is effusive in his praise for lineup, he is being relied on more as anybody else on the floor. And ushering the start of not only a that means we were playing with our revitalized team rivalry but of a per- teammates. sonal confrontation to be treasured •But there were times when you by basketball aficionados. try to make something happen for Larry Bird and Julius Erving. The your team. And it may seem like an hybrid six-million dollar men. A individual effort, but it still is within celebrated rookie and a redoubtable the context of what you're trying to , veteran. They might just be the two do for the team." Erving said. best all-around players in the game. One Erving move stands out in Erving, averaging about 26 points particular. He moved around Bird a game, is a leading candidate for along the baseline and went up for a MVP. just ahead of Bird. The Doctor sure dunk. But Cedric Maxwell ap- is in the top 10 in blocked shots and peared, cutting off the Doctor's route steals so he is doing it at both ends of to the hoop. the floor. Erving. unphascd. simply Bird may well be the Most remained in the air. as if some in- Valuable Celtic, and is a strong can- visible jet stream was spewing from didate for rookie honors. While the parquet floor keeping him aloft. everyone was awaiting his confron- He went by Maxwell, under the tation with Magic Johnson, it has in- basket, and spun a lay up off the glass stead been the matchups with Erving and through the hoop. that have provided the excitement "I admire Larry's style." Erving and glamor. says, "but I really don't try to learn The Hoop God was smiling when from watching him because most of he conjured up this pairing. The swift the things I've seen any player do. and spectacular Erving. employing I've done one time or another myself. his spins, twists and helicopter But I think it's a real compliment that moves against the determined, but he says he's learning things from slower Bird. watching me. I think I've learned The cerebral, snapshooting how to play against him better by- rookie, launching shots from far watching him." away, daring the Doctor to come out. Bird realizes his vulnerability on making him susceptible to a drive or such plays.He tries todeny Erving the perhaps a radar pass to a penetrating baseline, the customary launching teammate. site of his dunks. The matchup has sometimes over- 'Larry Bird—Celtic Superstar "I just hope he doesn't get too shadowed the restoration of the great many dunks on me." Bird savs Boston Celtics—Philadelphia 76ers Erving. He says he learns from the and more to put the ball in the sheepishly. "Evcrytime we play rivalries of years past. And it has also Doctor just by watching him. basket. It is no different when the them, it seems like he and I arc the produced a mutual admiration "You can't do anything against Sixers meets the Celtics. only guys on the floor. He's quicker society between the two players. him." says Bird. "He's unstop "It will just be a thing where than I am. so I just try to adjust to his "He is a good player who is team pablc. I just try to contain him as maybe our games can do down as speed and moves. He can jump, in- oriented and comes to play every much as possible. I can't get up with classic confrontations before it's all timidate—he can do everything. He night." says Erving of Bird. "It him in any way, shape or form. He's over." Erving said after last Wed- plays the whole game and does a lot would be a blessing if I was ever to a great player, probably the best in nesday's 129-110 Boston victory, a of things people don'isee. He's just play with a guy like that. I think we the league. He's awesome." game which he scored 36 points. a tremendous plavcr."

* Beethoven Molly Malone's Sat. Feb. 16 iv 8 & 10 pm + Presents: % at PB 36 JS 100 Draft & Beat the Clock Nite Sponsored by Brock Hall This Thursday from 6:00-8:00 Draft Beer will cost only 10$ spiR,T

From 8:00-1:30, the price of Draft Enna SHOPPE will go up 5c every half hour mMA.JVST 0V«2THtHILLR?OrHTWM&P

And from 9:30-1:30 Rock to the Sounds of Clockwork (s2.00 cover at the door) Country Silo Rt. 32 South Willington 429-1499

(return your bottles to Villa Spirit) Page 20 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 Huskies fight off BU comeback, win 72-65

By CHARLIE VACHRIS with nine as the Huskies shot because of the flu. UConn then reeled off press of their own which Mike McKay's two foul 60.9 percent from the field. The Huskies started seven straight, highlighted resulted in a BU turnover. shots with 3: 36 left in the The Terriers were even more strong in the second half, by Jim Abromaitis' slam Mike McKay was fouled game put the Huskies ahead impressive, hitting at a 63 scoring six straight points to dunk which he turned into a while putting up an offen- to stay. 66-65. en route to a percent clip. increase their lead 47-37. three point play. sive rebound, and hit both 72-65 win over Boston BU's shooting seemed even But BU's press forced But BU refused to quit shots, to put the Huskies University yesterday. more surprising due to the UConn into several tur- and finally took the lead on a ahead with 3:36 remaining. UConn built up a 12 point fact that their top guard and novers allowing the Terriers Daryl Floyd lay up, making it The Huskies got the ball lead in the second half, but second leading scorer Glenn to stay close, tying it at 49 65-64. with 4: 39 left. back on a BU mistake and BU's full court press kept the Consor missed the game with 13 minutes left. UConn applied a full court then stalled until Mike Terrier's in the game. Mckay was finally fouled by The Huskies jumped out to Floyd with 24 seconds left. an early 12-6 lead with a 2-3 McKay hit both to put zone defense which kept the UConn ahead 68-65. Terriers in check. UConn Two foul shots bv Cornv handled BU's full court press Thompson with 15 seconds with little difficulty in the left, and a lay-up by Dulin at early going, with Corny the buzzer wrapped up the Thompson helping out to game. break the press. "It was a good game for us "If we're able to break the because we were tested." press in the backcourt. we Perno said. "The game went can attack it." Coach Doffl down to the wire and the Perno said, "especially sin- guys came through." ce BU's front court is Corny Thompson was high vulnerable. particularly scorer for the Huskies with Walk West." 17. although he didn't take The Huskies were able to his first shot until there was do just thai, for most of the only three minutes left in the first half, building up a 32-22 first half. McKay and Dulin lead with minutes left in the I ('mill's Jim Abromaitis and Bruce Kuczenski battle BU defenders in 1st night's game. The had 15 apiece. with half. Huskies defeated New Knglands No. 1 team 72-65. (Staff photo by Ken Strieker) Abromaitis finishing with 13. Bui BU kepi pressing and Steve Wright was high finished the half only down scorer for the Terriers with 41-37. with Steve Wright's 17. but oinly six of them leading the first half with 11 coming in the second half. points. SPORTS "Abro" and Corny led the Mike McKay was the game in rebounds, with each Huskies top scorer in the half grabbing six caroms. Olympics begin with display of colors, tempers Olympic games open Taiwan's athletes in spectacular style withdraw from games

LAKE PLACID. LAKE PLACID. N.Y. (UPI) - Eighteen Taiwanese athletes, N.Y.(UPI)—The 1980 Winter prevented from playing under the flag of the "Republic of Olympics opened Wed- XI11 OLYMPIC China," packed their bags Wednesday and withdrew from nesday in a dazzling display the Winter Olympics at the sound of the opening trumpet. of color, pomp and hot air The International Olympic Committee, which adopted the balloons that temporarily rule requiring the team to change its name, flag and anthem shunted aside the political to reflect the admission of mainland China for the first time, pallor enveloping the games made an 11th hour appeal to the Taiwanese to participate as never before. under an Olympic flag. Opening ceremonies em- The Taiwanese, who unsuccessfully challenged the edict in phasizing the Olympian Swiss and U.S. courts, declined. The athletes packed their tradition of international bags and left the small hotel they had been using as the brotherhood were conducted official opening ceremonies got under way just a few miles against a purple mountain down the road. v backdrop in this Adirondack "They are still prohibiting us from using the name of our village which last hosted the country, our national flag and our national anthem," said games in 1932. Taiwan team spokesman Thomas Hsueh of the IOC offer. The multicolored uniforms "They want us to use a name that is not our own, a flag we of 1.200 athletes from 37 have never seen and an anthem we have never heard. We countries glittered in parade cannot do this. We are withdrawing from Lake Placid and and added to the visual ex- asking the IOC to excuse us from the Games." travaganza for 23.000 spec- tators who braved 27-degrec The IOC sent a special message to the athletes through an weather in an outdoor IOC member in Taiwan, Henry Hsu, urging them to join in stadium normally used for the opening ceremony with an Olympic flag so they could horseshows. participate in the Games. Vice President Walter "We hope the athletes will decide to join in the Games even Mondalc officially if their government is opposed to our solution," said one proclaimed the games open North American IOC member. "We really want to have the at 3:12 p.m. F.ST amid a Taiwanese take part." shower of flowers, the laun- ching of hot air balloons and Taiwan sued the IOC in both Switzerland and New York skywriting exploits ranging State over the IOC's new rule, passed in November, from Valentine greetings to demanding that it change its name from the Repulic of China declarations such as "I love Olympic Committee to the National Olympic Committee of New York." For one day. at least, the for a mass boycott of the China Taipei, as well as its flag and anthem. political problems which summer Olympics to be held The Swiss courts ruled against it but a New York State "On behalf of the have plagued the Olympic in Moscow just five months supreme court justice ruled in favor of Taiwan last week. The president of the United movement since the Soviet from now. The International judgment was overturned, however, by a state appellate States and the American Union's military intervention Olympic Committee decided court on Monday and finally by the state's highest court on people. 1 am pleased to in Afghanistan on Christmas Tuesday that the Moscow Tuesday. declare the official opening Day were shunted aside. games will be held no matter "We will continue to fight this case through further of the 13th Winter Olympics how few nations nttend. litigation to the Supreme Court of the United States," said held this year at Lake To protest the invasion, Hsueh, who accused the U.S. government of interfering in the Placid," he said. the United States has called SEEPAGE 17 court case. SEE pAGE ,7