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UConn makes it to the final 8 By George Ferencz remained between the Huskies, as many as 19, stormed back Ellis said. Daily Campus Staff 31-5, and elimination from the and took the lead for the first The Tigers had worked back EAST RUTHERFORD, NCAA tournament and UConn time since 6:01 gone by in the into the game by pressing the N.J.— Do you believe in fans must have thought it first half when David Young Huskies into nine second half magic? would take a miracle to win the came off the bench to drill a turnovers, most of which The University of game by the way they stormed three-pointer with 1.3 seconds came down the stretch. Connecticut men's basketball the court following the to go in the game. The trey With UConn ahead team does today as Scott winning shot. gave the Tigers a 70-69 69-67, Dale Davis Burrell threw a 93-foot strike George said, "I told Scott advantage, in what would have wrestled a rebound to Tale George with one tick during the timeout that (Scan) been the game winning shot if away on a missed on the clock and then have co- Tyson would not foul me. The it were not for George and shot, but stepped out captain George burry the pass then came to me and when Burrell's heroics. of bounds on the jumper at the buzzer to give it left my hand, I lost the "This was a typical attempt. The Huskies UConn a 71-70 victory over vision of the ball but I heard comeback for our basketball then took over the ball Clem son in the NCAA Eastern the crowd roar and I saw the team. We have certainly taslcd with just over two regional semi-finals at the people charge the floor so I the thrill of victory, and now seconds left. Nadav Tom Buckley Mcadowlands. knew it must have gone in." we have tasted the agony of Henefeld, who only ha / Illustration One second was all that Clemson, 26-9 and down by defeat," Clemson coach Cliff See page 18

—Kevin Frascr/Thc Daily Campus Top: Students celebrate last night by lighting a bonfire in the Jungle. Bottom: Husky fans packed Ted's restaurant last night to watch the game. Right: Tate George hugs Chris Smith after sinking the winning basket in the final second of last night's action against Clemson. UPI photo

March madness in Storrs By Catherine Keating men and firemen stood by arid just let Daily Campus Stdff nature take its course. The crowd It's March madness! roared: "Let's Go Huskies!" And UConn has gone mad. The fire was once again fueled by The Huskies miracle win over the furniture and tree limbs broken off by Tigers of Clemson Thursday night sent fans perched above to get a better look. UConn into a frenzy not seen since the "With the game and the way the win 1988 NIT championship. went this night, there's a lot of release There were 1,191 fans jumping up of energy. It was an almost tearful and down, hugging the person next to ending," said Joseph Winski, director them or rushing to the floor when they of UConn Emergency Services. "Our saw it happen on the big screen TV in job is to make sure no one hurts the Gampcl Pavilion. themselves." Over 4,000 students flooded the Fires were also started in South and Jungle quad to partake in the cele- West campuses. All the blazes were bratory bonfire while dozens of police- See page 4 PAGE TWO Snow?! Good God no! Today: cloudy, breezy and High temperature 35 to 45 mild with a chance of showers. with the low in the 20s Sunday High 50 to 55. Clearing and Monday. High 30 to 35 tonight. Low 20 to 30. and low in die teens Tuesday. Tomorrow: Mostly sunny and cool. High from the mid- 30s to the low 40s. H L Extended: Becoming cloudy Boston 55 36 Sunday. A chance of rain or Hartford 57 27 snow late Sunday and Monday. Philadelphia 65 35 Clearing and colder Tuesday. Providence 53 29 Conn. Lottery Play 4: 4-8-2-3

Husky Talk —Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus How do you plan on observing National Orgasm Week? —Kevin Frasei/Thc Daily Campus Nancy Kaptinski, a psychology major and Rick Kearns, a mechanical engineering Victoria Tracy major discuss a psychology project outside of the Castleman Building Thursday. Sociology "Well, I'm going to start by watching the men's basketball Return of the lovesick moose players!" WESTHAMPTON, Mass. wander close to farms during "Quite frankly, we don't (AP) — Bull winkle came back, winter, looking for food, and understand why the moose is and the big clumsy creature may become attached to herds hanging around," said Steve blundered right into trouble of cows. But generally once Williams of the state Division again. their antlers drop off, the of Fisheries and Wildlife. "That The lovesick moose had confused animals go back to is-not typical moose behavior." worn out his welcome several their normal habits. weeks ago after making a dead set for farmer Peter Montague's heifers. But five weeks ago, medical experts said. State Rocco Quaresima police said today the truck that Finance after his antlers fell off, the Estefan moose seemed to have moved hit the group's bus had faulty "Unfortunately, probably brakes. from the sidelines." on. undergoes Then came the sightings last The singer's "prognosis is week of the moose, nicknamed back surgery excellent for a return to normal Bullwinkle by Montague's NEW YORK ».AP) — Singer function," Neuwirth had said daughter, and a mistaken Gloria Estefan, whose back Wednesday. impression that the Montagues was broken when her tour bus were ready to exercise their was hit by a truck, underwent Miss sleep, legal right to dispose of surgery today to have her spine Bullwinkle — permanently. stabilized with metal rods. become a lave an exciting weekend and don't forget, National Orgasm "People were so upset," Hospital officials said it Week ends at midnight Saturday and it doesn't come again Mary Montague said Thursday. appeared the operation was a zombie until next year!! "People have been calling up success. ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) — and not giving their names." The star of the Latin-pop America's 24-hour on-the-go In fact, Mrs. Montague said, group, Miami Sound Machine, lifestyle is turning it into a Today inside the DC the moose may be irksome but was on the operating table nation of "walking zombies" she and her husband never from 8:30 a.m. until shortly who sacrifice sleep to keep up, Index News intended to do him harm. She after noon. Dr. Michael warns a Cornell University Classified 14 Defence cut backs have said the moose seemed to have Neuwirth, her orthopedic researcher. Comics 12 forced the eviction of 240 moved out of the area after surgeon, inserted the two rods More than 100 million Crossword 13 families from the free military rambling through nearby apple into her fractured vertebrae. Americans work and play with Horoscope 13 housing they occupied in orchards over the weekend. "So far things are going insufficient sleep — nearly Editorials 10 Connecticut. Page 5 "We didn't really hate the extremely well. It's been every other adult and teen-ager. Focus 7 moose. He was aggravating but successful," said Dr. Victor In addition to damaging an Sports 20 Sports he was neat," she said. Frankel, president of the individual's psychological and Focus Dave Winfield is Some of Bullwinkle's less Orthopedic Institute Hospital physical well-being, sleep undoubtedly singing the blues endearing stunts included for Joint Diseases. He was not The power of crystals deprivation costs the United today as a judge awarded his pulling down a fence and involved in the surgery. States billions of dollars a year influences many people's common law wife $1.6 heading down a road with 20 Miss Estefan will need three lives in very positive ways. in lost productivity and medical million and $3,500 a month heifers tagging behind. to six months to recover from Page 7 costs, said James Maas, in child support yesterday. Wildlife officials say injuries she suffered in the chairman of Cornell's Page 16 confused moose sometimes do crash Tuesday in Pennsylvania, Psychology Department ■■■■ 11 I 129580000 Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, CT 06268. Published at The Daily Campus, Box U-189. The Daily Campus Monday through Friday 9/7-12/8, 1/24-5/3. •Campus Calendar: Submissions to the Campus |Telephone: 429-9384; 486-3407. UConn's student daily Calendar should be mailed or delivered 10 days in Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, CT The Daily Campus is die largest student run newspaper advance and labeled "For Campus Calendar." 106268. 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11 '■!, i i S5SB3ES INTERNATIONAL The Daily Campus, Friday, March 23, 1990 page 3 Soviets roll armored strength into Lithuania Baltic republic appeals for world support Bush urges republic to recognize 'realities' VILNIUS, U.S.S.R. (AP) — Soviet fessor. "Our resistance will be non-vio- WASHINGTON (AP) — President good would come from the president of the armor rolled through Vilnius in a show of lence." Bush implored the Soviet Union Thursday United States, standing halfway around the strength Thursday and leaders of this re- Defense officials in Sweden said the not to use force to block Lithuania's world, speculating on something that he bellious Baltic republic appealed for world military there was put on higher alert after secession, but also urged the breakaway doesn't want to sec happen " support to forestall the possible use of reports of Soviet troop movements in republic to recognize "certain realities" of He issued his plea for restraint during a force in Lithuania. Lithuania. Defense spokeswoman Kari Moscow's control. 20-minutc news conference on the White In his escalating war of nerves, Soviet Hansson said that among other measures, Commending the Kremlin for dealing House lawn. President Mikhail S. Gorbachev also de- more pilots than usual were on call. peacefully with changes in Eastern Bush stood beneath a towering oak tree manded Thursday that Lithuania stop sign- Lithuania, forcibly incorporated into the Europe, Bush said, "Please continue to and next to a flowering eastern redbud tree ing up its own volunteer force. Soviet Union in 1940, declared its inde- exercise that kind of restraint. And that he and his wife, Barbara, had just remember — no use of force." He said planted. "It is clear that another republic is going pendence on March 11 in a decision Mos- to use force against Lithuania and its citi- both sides should negotiate their Commenting on two days of talks with cow refuses to recognize. differences. visiting Polish Prime Minister Tadcusz zens," said a Lithuanian government ap- Fifteen Soviet armored personnel car- peal to the world issued late Thursday. Separately, Defense Secretary Dick Mazowiccki, Bush said there was no need riers and five trucks towing military equip- Cheney said any resort to military might for Soviet troops to be stationed in Poland "We are asking people to prevent this by ment rumbled through the capital Thurs- protesting the possible use of violence "would do great violence" to the reforms or anywhere else in Eastern Europe. "And day afternoon. being championed by Soviet President the sooner they get out of there, the against a member of the world community Lithuania's parliamentary press office ... against Lithuania and its citizens." Mikhail S. Gorbachev. better," he said. also reported in a statement that three The president's comments came as The republics president, Vytautus Land- plainclothes officers abducted Soviet army Soviet armored personnel carriers and sbergis, in an emotional speech to the Bush acknowledged *'a nuance of deserter Vidas Valavicius off a Vilnius trucks drove through the Lithuanian difference" with Mazowiccki over the Supreme Council legislature, pledged that street Thursday night and that he was capital in a show of force. Bush declined prime minister's demands that the two Lithuanians would keep their drive for full being held at the military commandant's to criticize Gorbachev for demanding that Gcrmanys sign a treaty guaranteeing independence from Moscow peaceful. office. Lithuanians surrender their guns. "They Polish borders before they unite. But he "If tanks are sent to take away shotguns Hundreds of Lithuanians left the Soviet should talk about that," Bush said. said the Poles and Germans "are very, very and hunting rifles, we won't shoot at the armed forces to return home after Lith Bush also refused to say how he would close now" to an understanding that the tanks," said Landsbergis, a music pro- uania declared independence. react if force were used. "What possible current borders must remain intact. Police news ' •Robert Patterson, 21, of 828 Ellsworth, and 50 Patrick Lane, pm Branford, and Timothy C. -f*^* Credit Cards accepted (even on the phone!) Piano, 19. of 809 Ellsworth, D and 246 Valley View Road. OMO type Campus Manchester, were arrested OPEN Copy & Word Processing, Inc. yesterday and charged with Morv-Th 8:30-6:00 disorderly conduct. Both were Frl 8:30-5:30 UConn Business block Florist released on written promises to Sat 9:00-2:00 Rt. 195 & Dog Una appear in court April 3. Sun 10:00-2:00 487-1794 Storrs.:T •Daniel W. Hcrrick, 22, of 34 Birthday Flowers Fairfield Avc., Hartford, was arrested yesterday and charged and Balloons with breach of peace. He was Full Color Copies released on a written promise to Delivered to Campus appear in court on April 3. Downtown Storrs (next to Store 24) 487-1193 GORGEOUS HAIR EXTENSIONS CATCH THE NEW WAVE IN HAIR STYLING FOR THE90's

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LETTERS OF INTENT MUST BE COMPLETED BY MARCH 30TH page 6 The Daily Campus, Friday, March 23, 1990 NATIONAL Idaho looks to challenge abortion decision BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The "Abortion in my opinion is make it on the side of life." Claire Weatherell, a supporter lobbying effort on the Idaho Senate passed and sent to cruel and unusual punishment," The law would make of the bill. governor. Andrus was also the the governor Thursday the Republican Sen. Roger abortion illegal except in cases Both sides agree the law target of abortion rights most restrictive abortion law of Madsen, the Boise attorney of non-statutory rape reported would ban more than 90 advocates, who vowed to keep any state, one that could who helped draft the within seven days, incest if the percent of the 1,500 abortions the battle alive. become a test of the U.S. legislation, told the Senate victim is younger than 18, performed in Idaho each year. "We don't intend to quit," Supreme Court's commitment before the 25-17 vote. severe fetal deformity or a At the White House, said Sally Trott of Freedom to legalized abortions. "It is the destruction of life, threat to the mother's life or President Bush said the vote Means Choice, citing polls If signed by Democratic and what can we say about the physical health. was a state matter but added, "I that indicate Idahoans may Gov. Cecil Andrus, the future of our society when An abortion would be illegal have not changed my position oppose abortion but arc more measure would take effect July defenseless victims are in the case of statutory rape, or at all." Bush's opposition to opposed to government 1. Andrus has declined to destroyed for the convenience sex with a minor, on grounds abortion mirrors that of the intervention in their lives. announce his intentions on the of personal choice?" Madsen that such behavior implies governor's. "We will fight against the bill but has reiterated his long- said. "If we are to make a consent on the part of the Anti-abortion forces had governor's signature on this held anti-abortion stand. mistake on this issue, we must female, said Democratic Sen. already begun focusing their bill, and we will fight after that," Mrs. Trott said. "Wc have legal recourse. We will No broccoli for Bush repeal that bill." WASHINGTON (AP) — A appeared to be fulfilling a The bill was patterned on a defiant George Bush pulled childhood fantasy as he National Right to Life rank Thursday on his wife, his pronounced his emancipation Committee model that has CQFHFHOUSE ■»-»**> mother and the broccoli from the vegetable. been rejected by other states as SPONSORED BY STUDENTS FOR PEACE Q growers of America. "I do not like broccoli and I too restrictive. But it is the "I'm president of the United haven't liked it since I was a version that abortion foes want States and I'm not going to cat little kid and my mother made for the test of the U.S. FRIDAY MARCH 23 S.U. SOUTH 278 any more broccoli!" he me eat it and I'm president of Supreme Court's commitment 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. declared. the United States and I'm not to its 1973 Roe vs. Wade Broccoli-booster Barbara going to eat any more decision that legalized abortion. LIVE MUSIC AND P0ETRYI Bush immediately sought to broccoli," Bush declared to Some constitutional experts OPEN MIC! (YOU CAN DO YOUR mitigate the poor example the cheers and laughter at an have warned that the bill is so OWN THING) 65-year-old president may be alfresco news conference. restrictive it likely would not ALL ARE WELCOME! setting for children. withstand the high court's "He ate broccoli until he was Bush's one-man battle scrutiny, and could cost the against broccoli has elicited state as much as $1 million to ACOUSTIC MUSIC ONLY, PLEASE 60. Tell them to cat it until they're 60," the first lady howls from growers, who are defend. MORE ENTERTAINMENT counseled reporters. shipping 10 tons of the green, Anti-abortion forces Bush, accused at times of flowery vegetable to soup maintained the issue was THAN A PERSON indecisiveness, stood bold in kitchens and shelters in the whether Idaho would lead the SHOULD BE the battle against broccoli. He nation's capital. nation in protecting the lives SUBJECTED TOI of the unborn.

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Registration/Information 486-3423 ,y Services ^■w. Free Admission x^ i Department of Residential Life Student Alumni Association The Women's Center The Daily Campus, Friday, March 23, 1990 page 7 FOCUS Mysterious power of crystals K. gives strength to believers By Maureen Moran the 12 tribes of Israel. In an- bond," said Rudis. He also said Daily Campus Staff other biblical account, the the left side is the recipient If you've ever found yourself Holy Grail is said to be fash- side, which is why special wondering why it is lhat for- ioned from jade taken from the rings arc worn on the left hand. tune tellers gaze so intently Breastplate of Satan. Legend Rudis also listed other stones into their crystal balls, you has it, Rudis also said, that the with similar special properties, may not have known that blood that overflowed from the including: crystal balls have a positive Holy Grail fell to the ground —Agate, which is any min- —Kevin Frasci/Thc Daily Campus influence on psychic develop- and turned into bloodstone. eral with quartz in it, generally ment, according to Richard The Illuminarium Convergence shop on Route 195 in strengthens the effects of other Mansfield sells crystals and curiosities. Rudis, the owner of the Illu- "I've seen people stones and is also associated minarium Convergence, a drain the color from a stone. Rudis, not only because of its with acceptance. psychic properties but also be- crystal shop in Mansfield. come in and drain —Amber is associated with When they put it down, the color will come back into it in cause the stones arc quite Two elements enhance the the lungs. the color from a time," he said. "This occurs beautiful. Rclilatcd quartz, effect of crystal balls. First, —Bloodstone is associated when that property is needed by which is clear quartz shot with their material — Rudis said stone" with circulation and vitality. that person." He illustrated the gold fibers, is also a lop clear quartz, which is used in —Garnet is associated with —Richard Rudis point by saying lhat pearls lose choice, he said. making crystal balls, amplifies circulation, especially in the their luster when ihc person Rudis said his shop has been and directs thought forms. Crystals and other stones are lungs. wearing them is in need of a showcase for local artists and Second, their shape — Rudis each said to possess certain —Barrel crystal is associated their stimulation of feminine a local baker. La Petite France, said the circle is a sacred characteristics, according to with the cardiovascular system. qualities, that property being a French bakery based in archetypal image that innately Rudis. He said diamonds re- —Amethyst is associated why men rarely wear pearls. Stafford Springs, used ihc Il- lends more power to the crys- move blockages and negativity, with creativity and courage. Rudis said the best way to luminarium Convergence as an tal. help lessen jealousy and act as —Apalite helps clear mental shop for stones is simply to go annex on Saturdays until a a mild aphrodisiac, in addition confusion. Rudis said he likes to look at into a shop and be with them month ago, when the owner stones from an historical to traditional association with —Adventurinc, a green quartz, brings joy and good for a while and just sec which had to close down because she standpoint. For instance, God engagement and marriage. "It's ones attract you. You may not could not keep up with de- told Aaron to make a Breast- no accident lhat a stone with luck. —Citrine aids in self-confi- wind up with the stone you mand. plate of Judgement out of gold, those types of properties is as- came in for. "Often people will The shop also features the using 12 stones to represent sociated with that kind of dence and helps break addiction. —Gcodcs help support inde- come in looking for a certain work of various local artists, pendent thinking and aid in the stone because they have told it including a potter, a stained- realization of dreams. will help them slop smoking, glass ariist and a dollmakcr. "I Sometimes a stone's quali- but a different stone will affect like the idea of being support- ties arc just what someone them," he said. ive of local artists...I like lo needs in their life, said Rudis. Clear quartz is one of the provide space to sell their "I've seen people come in and most popular stones, said wares," Rudis said.

—Kevin Frascr/Thc Daily Campus —Kevin Frascr/Thc Daily Campus Work by artists is sold at Illuminarium Convergence. Crystals in many colors and shapes are the main novelties sold at the store. Getting the act: how SUBOG brings in the stars By Paulette Donnelly who is available, said Fahey. He said "When major agents find out that a big Concert Committee. The Concert Daily Campus Staff that this method is not always feasible act like Squeeze is touring, they call the Committee Chairwoman, Diane Pclli- Who will be the next superstar to because it is very time-consuming. middle agents not individual schools," eter, speaks with Goldberg, and she ul- come to the University of Connecticut? Another way is to use a promoter like Fahey said. The middle agents have bet- timately decides which attraction will How about Don Henley at the Gampel Cross Country Concerts. SUBOG ter buying leverage because they book come to UConn, Fahey said. Pavilion? Wishing for such popular would give the show date to Cross acts more frequently than SUBOG, "One of the misconceptions that many performers is one thing, but booking Country Concerts and that agency would which only books four acts a year, he people have is lhat we pick up Billboard the act is not as easy as students may book the act at the facility, taking on all said. magazine and look at the acts on the think. financial risks to make the profit, Fahey "The entertainment business is just charts and decide from there who we The first step that the Student Union said. that, a business—these major agents want and call them up and sec if they Board of Governors takes is to obtain h if through the use of a middle agent, will sell attractions to people who will will come to UConn," Fahey said. "It the use of an auditorium like Jorgensea. Hams Goldberg of Concert Ideas, is the buy the most," Fahey said. just doesn't work like that." SUBOG reserves three dates per year tot way SUfeOG does all of its shows, Fa- "We are not really limited by money. major concerts in September, February, hey sakk The role of the middle agent is ...the Moody Blues concert cost An act will announce that they arc touring within a given time frame and and for Homecoming, said Kevin Fahey to let SUBOG know all available acts S40.000—that's higher than we usually then determine where they will go based Jr., the Associate Director of Student on a given date. pay, but whatever the cost is, we just on the routing, Fahey said. "If they start Activities and Union Programs . "This saves time because all we have turn it around and reflect it in the ticket in the Northeast, then they will try to Once those dates are determined, the to do is make one phone call," Fahey price. If the ticket price is too high for get dates in lhat area," Fahey said. next step is to find out what acts are said. Goldberg also advises SUBOG on students, or if SUBOG thinks it's too 'Time-frame wise, we start working available on those dates. There arc sev- prices for concerts, he said. high, then we would not do the act," on a show three to four months away, eral ways to obtain this information. Goldberg works with about 10 to 20 Fahey said. but realistically it's only two months in One way is by "going direct," or call- schools that each book two to four acts Once the information about the act is ing IS to 20 major talent agents and see a year, Fahey said. available, it is presented to the SUBOG See page 8 page 8 The Daily Campus, Friday, March 23, 1990 FOCUS Some videotapes from weddings are too candid CHICAGO (AP) — It was weddings go video, so grow the cameras down and close the bridesmaids start to sway," he the last three seconds of the to be a videotape of Robert and hazards. doors?" said. processional, Petitti said. The Christine Pctitti's best day: the "People really get bent out Seitz said good camera Pctitti, 37, has said Fred Fox angle is such that Pctitti's 27- joyful tolling of wedding bells, of shape on this stuff," said operators know when to film, Studios was lax on precau- year-old bride, the former the solemn exchange of vows, Paul Seitz, whose Arlington and when not to. Capturing a tions. In fact, he said, the tape Christine Bcauchamp, can a close-up of the maid of Heights company, Design wedding fist fight for posterity of his wedding is not to be be- barely be seen during the cere- honor. But her face, not her Videotaping, filmed more than is a no-no, as is including lieved mony, he said. dcrriere. 100 weddings last year. footage of guests fainting at a Superimposed titles on the "Twenty years from now, I Newlywcd Pctitti and his "It is a very emotional day hot summer wedding. film provide the wrong name won't know whose rear ends wife arc vexed over a videotape — probably the most emo- "You kind of make sure the of the church, he complained. those arc," Pctitti moaned. he says is a cross between tional day of anyone's life," camera moves away when the The cameraman caught only Fellini and "America's Funni- Seitz said. "You can't explain est Home Videos." The subur- to them there arc certain things ban chemist sued Fred Fox that we just can't do. They are ...getting rock stars to UConn Studios Ltd., and settled so used to seeing TV and From page 7 Wednesday for an undisclosed movies where it looks like advance that we find out what run by the university, but by "We are not wild about the sum. magic. Real life situations acts arc available," Fahey said. Center Management, which is concert being on a weekday, A gag order prevented both aren't like that." After the act agrees to the interested in doing concerts, but we are anxious to do shows sides from talking Thursday One bride, he recalled, was date, students on the concert Fahey said. in the Pavilion," Fahey said. about the tape of the May upset because the doors at the committee announce the show "SUBOG wants to be in- "We could not do a Don Hen- wedding. But Fox has said he back of the church were left date and determine when the volved in helping with selec- ley in Jorgcnsen." stands by his company's work, open during the ceremony, and lottery and the selling of tick- tion of the dates, and promo- "The Gampel Pavilion would and what's more, it's the first appear that way in the film. ets will be, Fahey said. tion and production of the help to get better acts because time the family business, set "She felt that was our re- Three weeks prior to the show, but it did not work out it has more scats than Jor- up by his father in 1919, has sponsibility, but we're already event, Fahey and Pcllietcr con- that way this time," said Fa- gcnsen," Fahey said. been sued. rolling the cameras as she tact the road manager of the hey. "SUBOG was contacted As most students remember, Wedding vidcomakers be walks down the aisle. What are band to confirm arrival time after the deal had been made. there was not an act scheduled warned: As more and more we supposed to do, put the and bow the day will work, ...[our] role had yet to be de- for Winter Weekend 1990. Fahey said. termined," said Fahey. "This was the first time About one week ago, "As a result, students will SUBOG was unsuccessful," SUBOG was informed that not get the first crack at tick- Fahey said. "Students just Don Henley was coming to the ets because the show is being didn't want to book any act, Gampel Pavilion on May 2, produced by Cross Country and that's why we didn't book FEEL THE ENERGY Fahey said. The Pavilion is not Concerts," Fahey said. anything."

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... if Bart Simpson would win the gubernatorial election if he were to run? NO.uAlt I'M f AtgEAOfW I ... if maybe Lithuania should consider packing up and relocating? ... what exactly will happen to this campus If we win on Saturday? Mike Royko ... if UConn's basketball success has directly resulted in incredibly low mid-term grades?

... if Lotta Casteen will have any problems Excessive accidents are receiving her PhD. from the University of Virginia. not grounds for dissmissal ... what it feels like to be in the final four? Guess we'll know Saturday night. A mailman recently received a formal letter It went on to quote various regulations that from his boss. It had to do with the physical require postal employees to be conscientious and woes the mail carrier had suffered during his effective and to avoid getting themselves banged ... what happened to the organized bonfire postal career. up. last night? The letter said: "The following is a list of the Well, I'm all for everybody being accidents you have sustained since you entered conscientious, effective and staying healthy. ... how many professors were heartless the Postal Service on Sept. 17, 1983 . But what is one to do when a dog leaps up and "1. On March 2, 1984, you sustained an injury sinks his chops into your arm, or tries to dine on enough to give an exam on the first Monday by slipping on ice injuring your back, neck and your calf or knee? following spring break? right arm. Do you say, " Dog, I want you to know that I "2. On Oct. 12, 1984, you sustained an injury cannot perform my duties effectively with you ... if Gov. O'Neill really needed to give a by being bitten by a dog on your upper left arm. chewing on me"? reason for not running again and how many "3. on Oct. 24, 1985, you again sustained an And as they are hauling you to an ambulance, thank you notes he's received for his injury by being bitten by a dog on your lower do you shout: "Lady, I'm sorry I did not left leg. effectively deliver your mail today, and I announcement? "4. On Jan. 2, 1986, you sustained an injury apologize for not noticing that you did not to your lower right abdomen and groin area. sprinkle some salt on your icy walkway, ... what kind of deposit someone would get "5. On Sept. 17, 1986, you sustained an injury therefore causing me to do a double flip and mess for that big ol* soda can in the middle of to your right knee. up my neck, back and arm. I promise to do better campus? "6. On Nov. 7, 1986, you sustained an injury next time. Thank you very much." to your back. • The letter, threatening firing, was received by "7. On Aug. 28, 1987, you sustained an injury Lawrence Shreincr, 33, of Lower Burrcll, Pa., an ... when they're going to put an orange roof to your left groin. ex-Marine and the father of two. on the Fine Arts building and call it a "8. On Sept. 23, 1987, while pushing a cart, He's hesitant about discussing his case because Howard Johnsons? you sustained an injury to your groin area. he's afraid that his boss, Rich Rome, the "9. On May 27, 1988, you completed an postmaster of New Kensington, Pa., might get ... how UConn plans on getting Don Henley accident report that stated that while you were even angrier at him. loading mail into your Jeep you felt something But his union steward, Paul McCorklc, said: into the dome when there are supposedly pull in your lower back. This injury was later "The man has done nothing wrong. We had a no loading bays big enough to accomodate diagnosed as hemorrhoids. meeting, and the postmaster said he has just had concert equipment. "10. On Oct. 12, 1988, you sustained an too many accidents. But how can you explain injury to your right shoulder and right hip. accidents? An accident is an accident. There's "11. On Feb. 9, 1989, you sustained an injury nothing you can do about an accident. What are ... what would happen if they held a rally for to your right knee when you were bitten by a you going to do when dogs run up and bite you? National Orgasm Week and nobody came? dog. "Sure, he might have had more accidents than No, we never get tired of this one. "12. On March 29, 1989, you sustained an the average. But three are dog bites, and he's had injury to your right thumb. to have hernia operations from lifting heavy ... if O'Neill should take over the job as "13. On Dec. 11, 1989, you sustained an bags, and he's got a bad leg from when he was in injury to your right side and back." the Marines. UConn's president to bail us out of all the That's a lot of aches, pains and miseries. Dogs "What they've got him doing now is sorting trouble he's gotten us in? chomping on your arm and legs. Feet flying out mail on the inside, which is what they usually do from under you on icy sidewalks. Hips, when someone gets hurt. But is being bitten by ... if it bothers President Casteen that he's shoulders, thumbs, groin muscles popping every dogs or slipping on" ice a reason to fire taking over a school that lost to Syracuse, a which way. The postman might have been better someone?" team we beat for the BIG EAST off trying to run past Dick Butkus. We tried to ask the postmaster that question, Considering all the lumps and stitches the guy but he said: "We arc not going to discuss this CHAMPIONSHIP!!!! took, you might assume that the letter was one over the phone. It is not the time or the place. " of commendation, maybe putting him up for a He did not explain why talking over the phone ... if anyone realizes that in less than 48 medal for suffering beyond the call of duty. is inappropriate. I don't know, maybe he thinks hours, we're going to the final four? Or, if nothing more, a get-well card. Federal Express has his line tapped. But, no. The letter said: "This is advance But knowing the workings of the bureaucratic notice that it is proposed to remove you from the mind, I have one piece of advice for Postman ... if maybe David Letterman should pay a Postal Service no earlier than 30 days from the Shreincr. visit to his -wife", so as to save her the date of your receipt of this letter. Don't nick yourself while shaving. The next travel expenses? " ... The Postal Service can no longer be asked step might be deportation. to continue to pay the burden of the cost of each Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist ... what's the difference between soup and of your accidents." bisque? The Daily Campus, Friday, March 23, 1990 page 11 LETTERS & COMMENTARY George Will Spending could take a dive for the better

WASHINGTON—The Polish people have of late been one year; freeze domestic usefully insurrectionary and spending, except for poverty now their wholesome spirit has programs, for one year; leaped the Atlantic and infected increase the gasoline tax 15 Dan Rostcnkowski. Chicago's cents; double the tax on congressman of the big cigarettes, wine and beer (five- shoulders has shoved the year yield, $101 billion). His conversation of the Capitol off package would save $62 billion dead center with his proposal over five years by reducing for reducing the budget deficit interest on borrowings to with a five-year, $511 billion finance deficits. Questions still remain package of spending cuts and Last and almost least (in tax increases. terms of the five-year dollar For more than a year, the amount), Rostcnkowski would about Quayle and drug use President has been content to raise the income-tax rate for the WASHINGTON — So you think the 1988 lawyers Howard Rosenblatt and Robert Thrclkcld, be popular and he shrewdly very wealthy from 28 to 33 presidential campaign is over. Well, guess again. suggest in their administrative claim that J. understands that the key to percent, raising $44.3 billion It was revealed this week that the powerful Michael Quinlan has been less than forthcoming. popularity today is to allow the over five years. Washington, D.C. based law firm of Arnold and "Evidence obtained under the Freedom of nation to avoid thinking about The taxes on gasoline and Porter is seeking an administrative claim or Information Act and elsewhere reveals that the national matters. So it has cigarettes are, in addition to settlement proposal of $25,000 against officials true purpose of Quinlan's order was to put a halt fallen to two Democrats being good social policy, not with the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) for preventing to Kimberlin's serious charges against the vice without presidential ambitions problematic, politically. Bush federal prisoner, Brett Kimbcrlin, from telling presidential candidate during the critical final days to act presidential, meaning to knows that when the average reporters during the final days of the 1988 of the 1988 presidential election," says the act with an eye on other than voter heard his "no new taxes" presidential campaign that he'd sold marijuana to lawyers' 28-page claim under the Federal Tort parochial concerns. pledge, that voter heard a fourth Dan Quayle in the early 1970's when the Vice Claims Act. "The circumstances surrounding The Democratic Party is word, "income," between his President was a law student at the University of Quinlan's cancelation of the press conference, and historically the party of second and third words. Will Indiana at Indianapolis. Kimberlin's treatment throughout the remaining turbulent ethnics and Bush muddy his ideological What's going on here? During October of days of the election, confirm that federal officials Rostcnkowski's proposal is, in clarity for $44.3 billion, a 1988, many reporters here and elsewhere tried to were far more concerned with Kimberlin's part, a riposte to that fine broth mere $9 billion a year—a track down rumors that GOP vice presidential statement than with his safety." of a lad, Sen. Pat Moynihan, trivial amount in a $5 trillion nominee, Dan Quayle, had used drugs in law Of course, what Kimberlin's lawyers really another disturber of economy? school and thereafter. As a member of the baby want is for the Bureau of Prisons to set him free, Washington's peace. Moynihan Soaking the rich can be good boom generation, it made some sense that since he's already served more than 11 years in lit a long fuse that is still politics for Republicans. Quayle might have experimented with drugs on a prison and surpassed the maximum guidelines sputtering toward a power keg: (When Democrats do it, people recreational basis like many of his peers. recommended for a category seven prisoner. But He proposed cutting Social worry that the Democrats are After checking out many leads and spending none of this is likely to happen soon since the Security taxes, thereby putting just warming up on the rich, ten frustrating days negotiating with the Bureau last thing the Bush Administration wants is an the system on a pay-as-you-go and itch to raise everyone's of Prisons, NBC News finally received ex-con appearing on television shows telling the basis and drying up the stream 'taxes.) What matters most in permission to send a camera crew to interview nation he sold pot to Dan Quayle. of Social Security revenue Rostenkowski's plan is the Kimbcrlin at the Federal Correctional Institution For now, the Arnold and Porter crowd is surpluses now flowing in at $1 sharing of vulnerabilities: The in El Reno, Oklahoma on the morning of Friday, waiting for the Bureau of Prisons to respond to billion a week, heading for $3 Republicans would be involved November 4, four days before the presidential its claim which it must do before June 14. But billion a week by 1997. in raising taxes, Democrats in election. In this taped interview Kimbcrlin before then, Kimberlin's lawyer may enter into This would (partially) reveal limiting Social Security. And graphically described how he used to meet Quayle federal court and sue J. Michael Quinlan and the government's real operating Bush can cheerfully sec income in a Burger King parking lot in Indianapolis, Richard Thornburgh, the Attorney General of the deficit, currently well over taxes increased for the rich if where he exchanged small amounts of marijuana United States. $200 billion annually. But it that is the price of getting for for cash. When this happens, the Bush Administration would be more than a the rich a capital-gains tax cut. What makes this story more titillating than it is not likely to be too happy. There arc too many pedagogic device: It would Concerning that. Bush has might otherwise be, is how it was handled at the unanswered questions in the Kimbcrlin case that force choices—more taxes or what can best be called a time. On the morning of the NBC interview, the tweaks one's imagination crazy, why did the less spending or more fixation. local El Reno Tribune learned what NBC was up federal government go to such pains to shut him borrowing, or a mixture. Some analysts think the to and printed a story about Kimberlin's up? What, if anything, did Attorney General Although lustily stomped economy is teetering on the allegations in its afternoon edition. Within hours Thornburgh do or know about in regards to this upon by the usual suspects edge of a recession and that this of the Tribune's publication, other media outlets case? It's well known in Washington, D.C. that (Republicans who want to keep is no time to mount a serious throughout the nation also demanded the right to in October of 1988 Thornburgh did not expect to the deficit disguised, Democrats attack on the deficit with cither interview Kimbcrlin. Not wanting to process be rcappointcd to lead the Justice Department who flinch from the spending cuts or tax increases. dozens of interview requests, Tom Bcncficl, under a Bush Administration. So, did Thornburgh unaccustomed torture of But other analysts say: Low Executive Assistant to the Warden at the El Reno engage in some questionable activities to please thought), Moynihan's proposal capital costs arc the best tonic facility, decided to let Kimbcrlin hold a press the Bush/ Quayle campaign? And what about conference that evening. But after checking with still has a pulse. And it is for capitalism, and cutting the Secretary of State James Baker, who was going to be put to a vote—an deficit will lower interest rates. his irate bosses in Washington, D.C, Bcncficl campaign manager for the Bush/ Quayle election-year vote on cutting a That matters because of what canceled the press conference and placed operation? Did Baker enter into any discussions Kimbcrlin in solitary confinement on orders from regressive tax that is, for 74 those Poles have done. with federal officials regarding Kimberlin's percent of taxpayers, a heavier The liberation of Eastern J. Michael Quinlan, Director of the Bureau of accusations or those of anyone else involving Prisons. burden than the federal income Europe, which began in the Quayle and drugs? tax. Gdansk shipyard, means that What the lawyers at Arnold and Porter want to These arc but a few of the lengthy list of Rostcnkowski, chairman of capitalism is busting out all know is why Quinlan, who oversees more than explosive questions that could well be addressed the tax-writing Ways and over, intensifying the 50,000 federal inmates, would take such an in federal court in the near future if Arnold and Means Committee, did not competition for capital, interest in Kimbcrlin. He has previously told Porter presses forward. For those who think these cotton to others setting the tax worldwide. With that pressure Sen. Joseph Bidcn (D.-Dcl.) that he acted on actions arc grounded in the ambitions of a few debate. As one Washington on interest rates, Rostcnkowski Kimberlin's behalf because other prisoners were partisan lawyers, they should know that the zoologist says, is right to try to push them upset by what Kimbcrlin had said about Dan Bush/Quaylc campaign had several damage Rostenkowski's proposal is his down. Quayle — as if the Vice President had a big control units in place and one of them dealt with way of roaring, "I may be an However, Moynihan's may following among prisoners. accusations surrounding Mr. Quayle and drugs. old lion, but I am still a lion." be the better idea for After spending more than six months Cody Shearer is a syndicated columnist Moynihan's measure would Democrats, precisely because researching this incident, Arnold and Porter force choices; Rostcnkowski Rostcnkowski makes so many goes him one better by making painful choices. Moynihan the choices. His proposal is to would merely put in place Daily Campus Letters Policy cut SI50 billion from defense pressure that would compel the The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be over five years, which means making of such choices. That typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All culling 3 percent annually is quite enough for the letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. below inflation—about what opposition party to do. The All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number the administration anticipates President gets a nice house. Air is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld anyway. He would eliminate Force One, Camp David, the solely on the consent of the editor. cost-of-living increases for one Marine band. Let him lead. The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: year, even for Social Security; George Will is a syndicated Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. eliminate tax indexation for columnist page 12 The Daily Campus, Friday, March 23, 1990 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON

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Aries (March 21 - April 19). Make sure you're getting as much out of a relationship as the other person. You have more confidence than usual but you could still be in error . Control your impatience! Taurus (April 20 - May 20). An associate's ethics leave much to be desired. You might hav to foot the bill for legal proceedings. There's a good chance you written works will get published. Gemini (May 21 - June 21). You enjoy the hectic pace of events. Avoid getting trapped into any long- winded conversations. Your mind is stimulated by physical activity as well as intellectual. Cancer (June 22 - July 22). You should be prepared to fight for what is yours. When it come to personal relationships, it's necessary to compromise. Your independent projects will be a success. THE Daily Crossword byy^n^.,.. Leo (July 23 - Aug. 22). You benefit from a broader education. Gcminis add more excitement to your life. ACROSS ■ s « 7 • 9 10 11 12 13 This isn't a good time to make a change in residence. 1 Drink much 5 Swabs I" 11 Virgo (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22). Personal affairs get a 9 Certain key push in the right dircctrion. Your self-reliance pays off. 14 On the — 17 11 1* (alert) You shouldn't enter into a situation with preconceived 20 ■ 22 15 Unique notions - remain open-minded. 16 Gettysburg 2$ 21 Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23). Someone could be general Ill 17 Cager's teat 30 31 32 meddling in your domestic affairs. This is a good time 19 Award lii 1 - to make a change in living arrangements. Your personal 33 M 35 M 20 Cosset 1" security is foremost in your thoughts. 21 Down under ■ < ■To denizens Scorpio (Oct. 24 - Nov. 21). You should back up 22 Associated 43 44 45 UConn Sports 23 Conductor your dreams of success with a solid plan. A more Georg «6 147 48 adventurous career appeals to you. You're able to blend 25 Harden: var. Schedule in with crowd when necessary. 27 Takes steps ■ ' 50 1 ■ 29 Swellhead Sagittarius (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21). You can break up the 54 55 56 51 J"■ 1 SO1 33 Substitute at montony by doing somcthind different after work today. the plate " 61 62■ 63 37 "Le Coq —" . Beware of a tendency to procrastinate. You get a 38 Slaughter «4 ■ e5 Saturday, March 24 positive response from others. 39 Little one Capricorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19). Success comes as a 40 Aching «7 1 ■" Baseball hosts Boston 41 Drop a pop- I" result of your own efforts. Your partner may resent your up College for a doubleheader 42 Bunter's ploy All Right* Reserved need for more personal freedom. You should start a 46 Fog Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: at J.O. Christian Field at physical workout* it don't overdo it. 48 Urgent 6 Honolulu's noon. 49 Social asset isle M f H r A i I T B A R s Aquarius (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18). It's important that you 51 Burdened 7 Literary torm A R A i I 1 s R H 0 R A I keep moving ahead, making progress in your career. 54 Phony 8 Coterie M I S T I f T 0 E R 0 u G E You'll notice an improvement in the quality of your 57 Social asset 9 Ruler H s P o T T E 0 Sunday, March 25 Baseball life. Don't let others drain you emotionally. 59 "Ode to —" 10 Weasel |G f" "I E 1 A t| hosts B.C. at J.O. Christian 61 Attain 11 Deposited A H S vv f BIP R 0 T E g I $ Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). The time has come to act, 62 Easy wins 12 Tool shed Field at noon. F A T E IDHVV ft V Y G R E w not mediate or deliberate. Take advantage of the chance 64 Shoe size item I 0 g I Nl 0 L E S G 0 N E 65 Garfield's 13 — olt (angry) f M i L n N E |f N S E to increase your earning power. You're able to cohort 18 Retrieve I c H A R 0 II E P 66 Zenth 22 Humongous R ■ s influence others into your w.iv of thinking. 67 Mortimer the 24 Resins i I s E s T "1 dummy 26 Cleared S P ( f 0 R T E N D f| 1 I 68 Gymnasts' 28 Exercises I « D t E F 0 I 0 0 S E Are You Reading aims 30 Hero A N "■ III E H 0 I A This House Ad? 69 Hall-ot-Famer 31 Shore bird W f E 1 s T { f | I M E N e.g. 32 Deck's three 33 Chirp 03123110 DOWN 34 Concerning So are 20,940 Recipe ami. 35 Asia's 45 Calliope's 54 Sea raptors others. Joyce mistress sister 55 Check Carol — 36 Stub victim 47 Typewriter key 56 All there Planet 40 Bowled along 50 Chopin piece 58 A — apple Brownie 42 Mollified 52 VCR word 60 Flanders river Advertise with "— Goes to 43 Exam 53 Shearer ot old 62 Pipkin Washington" 44 Zeroes lilms 63 Duct The Daily Campus Office Hours Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Classifieds 429-9384 480-3407 CLASSIFIED INFO CONDO - Eastbrook Heights 2 SUMMER SUBLET: Fully Summer Sublet--Large 2 bdrm ERIC CLAPTON have two tenth Classified ads may be placed at Bedroom with fireplace - 5 min furnished. Free cable T.V. apt. at Willington Oaks. 1 1/2 row tickets for Friday, April 13th, The Daily Campus office or by mail. to UCONN asking $112,000 Move in end of finals. Pay miles from campus. Fall want to trade for Thursday's show. Classified ads musi be paid in full at call Ellen of RE/MAX 429-7788 only June July and August. option. May rent is free! Call Call Kim 427-2851 or -2861 ihe lime of placemen!, and arc non- or 647-1419. FS3/20 26 Woodhavcn Apartments 2 miles Jim or Dave at 487-0751. W3/21-23 from Campus. Call 429-6017 FR3/22-28 refundable but credit will IK given.. ask for Doug or Ed. FR3/20-26 No classified ads will be accepted "ATTENTION GOVERNMENT SEIZED VEHICLES from $100. Tolland: newly constructed RIDE BOARD over the phone. Phone numbers, las! Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, FOR RENT-ONE contemporary house. 2-car names, or full addresses arc not Chcvys. Surplus Buyers Guide. BEDROOM IN 2 - garage, 2-bath. cathedral pcTrnillcd in the Personals. 1-602-838 8885 EXT. A3993." BEDROOM APT. ceiling, fireplace, indoor Come to New York City on All advertising is subject to accep- FS3/20-4/2 BARBARA MANOR. NO- balcony. 7-milcs to UConn, 2- SMOKING, FEMALE, milcs to exit 68. $1500/rr.o. Saturday, March 31st!! Tickets tance by 'Ilic Daily Campus, which UPPER CLASSMEN OR negotiable. 871-8301 evenings, are JUST $15 on sale now at reserves the right to reject any ad MUST SELL GRADUATE PREFERRED. 486-2122 days. FR3/23 the Student Union Ticket Booth copy at its sole discretion. Adver- COMPAQ portable computer. $225 PLUS 1/2 UTILITIES 12-4pm. Buses leave Student tisements offering term-paper re- IBM-AT Compatible. CGA. CALL YVETTE 429-7039. Summer sublet with option to Union at 8am, return at 8pm. search and writing are not accepted. Hard disk. Best quality BEST FR3/20-30 rent in the Fall. Walden BUY YOUR TICKET TODAY!!! Apartments. 2 Bedrooms. 1 1/2 Call 486-4FUN SUBOG Travel. Student classified rates for ads OFFER. CALL DAN at 427- 2857. FS3/20-4/2 bath, pool and much more. Rent RB3/20-30 of 25 words or less: One Bedroom apartment in negotiable. Please call 429- 1 insertion $2.00 Eric Clapton Tickets: Hartford, Waldcn available for sublet for 8067. Leave message. FR3/23- RIDE NEEDED TO VILLANOVA 3 consecutive $5.25 April 12 Floor seats and upper this summer. Call 487-1579. 4/5 OR NEAR PHILADELPHIA 5 consecutive $7.00 level available. Very reasonable FR 3/20-23 AREA ANY WEEKEND. WILL Each addaioii.il word $.05 prices. For more information SHARE EXPENSES. CALL 429- call Eric at 456-3451 anytime Summer Sublet w/Fall option. ROOMMATES/ 3749. LEAVE A MESSAGE. FS3/21-23 2 Bedroom Apt. Few miles RB3/21-23 Non-student classified rates for from campus Call 429-8625 H9V5EiMTEgl ads of 25 words or less: 1981 Chevy Citation, no rust, FR3/20-26 Ride needed to Portland, Maine 1 insertion $2.25 loaded, air, power locks, MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED area, weekend of March 30- 3 consecutive $5.75 AM/FM tape. Mechanically Furnished room in lovely home AT WALDEN APTS. -- VERY April 1. Will share expenses. 5 consecutive $7.50 maintained $800.00. Call 5 miles from campus, separate AFFORDABLE. SWIMMING Call AnnMarie 427-5259 after 4 Shawn 487-1758. Leave kitchen, bath, and living room, POOL, CATV INCL. p.m. RB3/23-27 Each additional word $.05 message. FS3/21-28 utilities included. $325.00/mo. HBO/CINEMAX. Call Jim at 742-5582. Please WASHER/DRYER NEXT DOOR. 86 VW GTI. RED 5 SP.. AC. leave message. FR3/20-26 NEWLY REDECORATED, FREE HELP WANTED SUNROOF, AM/FM CASS.. PARKING, APPROX. 3 MI. TO HIGH MILES, EXC. SUMMER SUBLET: CELERON CAMPUS. APRIL THRU CONDITION. $4900. 633-4845 SQUARE. A/C. Dishwasher, AUGUST. FALL OPTION. NO FS3/21-28 microwave, partially furnished, SECURITY REQUIRED. APRIL 4.75/HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-3 possible Fall option, Call RENT NEGOTIABLE. 487-0389 WEEKS TRAINING AT Diamond Engagement Rings 14 For Sale 1979 Chevrolet Malibu Today 429-4469 FR3/21-28 EVENINGS OR LEAVE 4.50/HOUR. 12 NOON &18 karat gold. Best price. Classic V8. PS, PB. AM FM MESSAGE. RH3/20-26 FRIDAYS OR ALL DAY Wedding Bands, fine jewelry Stereo Interior and Exterior in SUMMER SUBLET: One SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS. repair, designs just for you. Good condition. Problem with bedroom Walden Apartment. ROOM overlooking beautiful WORK 1-2 DAYS OR ALL David Wright Jewelers Rt. 44 rear breaks otherwise runs well Possible Fall option. Pool, Coventry Lake available now! DAYS SELLING FLOWERS AT Ashford 429-4282. FS2/21-5/6 $400 429-6631. FS3/22-28 deck. Call 429-5069 ask for $212.0 plus 1/5 utilities. OUR OUTDOOR LOCATIONS. Kathryn or Lisa FR3/21-27 Possible Fall option. If CAR NEEDED. 742-9965 HW Tired of paying too much for FOR SALE: Bestop soft top for interested, call 742-8610. Go 1/26-5/4 auto insurance? Call LOBO Jeep CJ-7 or Wrangler. Brand SUMMER SUBLET Walden Huskies! RH3/23-29 Insurance Agency 228-1025. new, asking $300.00 or best Apartments. One or two people ATTENTION: EARN MONEY Low insurance rates for good offer. If interested call Tom at to share master bedroom, with READING BOOKS! drivers. Take 10% off your auto 427-2459 or 487-1210. MUST private bath. POOL, deck, fully $32,000/year income potential. insurance if you have SELL. FS 3/22-27 furnished apartment. $370 for Details. (1) 602-838-8885 homeowner insurance from us. one, or $185 each, + utilities. Ext. Bk 3993. HW 3/20-4/2 Rates for good students. 10 SEIZED CARS, trucks. Call Tina or Lisa, 429-8974. Main St.. Hebron. CT 06248. 4wheelers, TV's, stereos, FR 3/20-30 Anyone who wants an exciting Unique exciting part-time job FS 2/26-5/4 day in New York City!! Buy your opportunity for energetic furniture, computers by DEA, Coventry 4 Bdr. Apt. w/stove & FBI. IRS and US customs. ticket for only $15 Now at the individual to work with 6-yr. 1983 MAZDA 626. 4 DOOR. 5 Ref. Sec, no pets $900.00 642- Student Union Ticket lobby 12- old autistic child using a non- Available your area now. Call 6263. FR3/22-28 SPEED. ONE OWNER. GOOD 1-805-682-7555 Ext. C-1260 4pm. Buses leave Student Union judgmental child-directed CONDITION. NEW TIRES. 8am, return 8pm on Saturday approach as outlined in the FS3/23-28P Coventry 4 Bdr. Apt. w/stovc & NEW MUFFLER. HIGH March 31 st. SUBOG Travel Call book Son-Rise. 10 hours per Ref. Sec. no pets $1100. 642- MILEAGE. $2,000.00. 429- 486-4FUN. FS3/20-30 week, day time hours plus 1 Clapton Tickets April 12th. 6263. FR3/22-28 2173. FS3/8-23 Call Art 429-3880 FS3/23-28 Saturday & 1 Sunday per month. WIN A HAWAIIAN Monday night group meeting Coventry 2 Bdr. Apt. w/stove & VACATION OR BIG SCREEN 6:30-8:30 p.m. Attendance FUTONS. ALL SIZES SPECIAL SEIZED CARS, trucks. Ref. Sec. no pets $550.00 T.V. PLUS RAISE UP TO required. Call 649-4978 HW CASH & CARRY EVENT 4whcelcrs, TV's, stereos, 642-6263 FR3/22-28 EVERY SATURDAY 10AM TO furniture, computers by DEA, $1,400 IN JUST 10 DAYS!!! 3/5-27 Objective: Fundraiser 5PM. X-TRA DISCOUNT WITH FBI, IRS a-d US customs. DON'T WAIT UNTIL LAST Commitment: Minimal STUDENT ID. & COPY OF Available your area now. Call MINUTE. Summer Sublet large Come to "Kokomo" on a cruse Money: Raise SI,400 THIS AD. NATIONAL SLEEP 1-805-682-7555 ext. C-1260 2-Bdrm with Pool. Own Bdrm. ship — This Summer All Types Cost: Zero Investment SHOPPES 59-67 FEDERAL FS3/21-26P 3mi to campus. $240.00 mo. of work -- Live Aboard - 904- Campus Organizations, clubs, 625-1043 Until 8 PM. ROAD DANBURY. PHONE Call Mark 427-4344 days 429- frats. sororities, Call UCMC: 1- HW3/20-26 792-5150. FS3/20-5/4 Keg Cooler, Cheap. Holds a full 2112 Nights. FR3/22-28 keg. Tap, formica top. Be cool 800-932-0528/1 -(800)-950-8472. ext. 10 W1/29-3/26P UNION Just Listed Spectacular for spring. First $100 takes it. EARLY SUMMER SUBLET TWO SUMMER JOBS 5 yr. old contemporary with 429-6803 FS3/23-27 ALL LAND/WATER SPORTS BEDROOM APT 0.5 MILES WANTED: Small dorm to 28ft Living room with oak FROM CAMPUS S550/mo. PRESTIGE CHILDREN'S CAMP spiral staircase, Loft-Hardwood Janet Jackson Tickets, Last accompany us (Wheeler) to a ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS plus UTILITIES DATE semi-formal April 6th at floors, custom paladium Pair! Also great seats for Eric AVAILABLE APRIL 15th to NEAR LAKE PLACID CALL 1- Maneelcy's. Call 427-3290 for windows on 3.9 private acres. Clapton, 456-8240. Leave AUGUST 31st. W/Fall opt. 800-343-8373. HW1/25-3/23 1 min. off 184 Ellen of message. FS3/23-29 details. Ask for Rachel; leave Call 429-8541 after 6 PM. message W3/21-26 RE/MAX 429-7788 or 647- FR3/22-28 CASINO/CRUISE LINE JOBS 1419. FS3/20-26 For sale! An awesome day in Hiring Seasonal & Permanent Employment Call 305-341- New York City!!! Saturday, Large 1 and 2 Bedroom apts INCOMPLETES? PAPERS? 5422 EXT C2. HW3/20-26 WILLINGTON SACRIFICE March 31st. Buses leave the only 2 miles from campus. $30,000 BELOW Builders cost Student Union 8am, leave Includes carpeting and CALL SANDY'S TYPING CRISIS CLINIC AT 429-6372 must sell 3000 square foot New Rockefeller center 8pm tickets appliances. Reserve now for Great Summer Job! Camp FOR "LETTER PERFECT" Tutor 5 min. to UCONN Student Union Ticket Booth 12- September occupancy Call 429- Counselor positions available TYPING/WORD PROCESSING at day camps in Vernon. RE/MAX 647-1419. FS3/20-26 4pm JUST $15(1! Call 486 1500 far details. FR3/22-28 SKILLS. DISCOUNT REATES. 4FUN! SUBOG Travel. Responsible caring adults FREE EDITING. NEGOTIABLE. needed. Love of sun, water and CONDO CLOSE TO* UCONN FS3/20-3* Available for immediate 1200 sq. ft. 2 BEDROOMS •ecupaney 1 and 2 bedroom LASER PRINTING. FLEXIBLE kids required. Contact the REC. ROOM $87.30£calL Ellen apartments Rent now through HOURSE. COMPUTER Indian Valley YMCA 872-7329 of RE/MAX 429-7M8 or 647- summer at a special reduced ARRIVED AT LAST! W3/23 E.O.E. HW3/20-4/2 * 1419. FS3/20-26 FOR RENT Rate. Includes appliances and [ pool only two miles from WANTED: PERSONS WILLING campus. Call 429-1500 for TO STAND UP FOR THEIR BMW 1979, 320i. white. 4- details. FR3/22-28 RIGHTS TO FULL LIBRARY DJ/MC - NEED TALENTED speed standard, expertly Room in house with quiet SERVICES. COME TO THE IND. TO MOTIVATE MIXED maintained, excellent condition, students. Congenial atmosphere Summer sublet (Walden) Two LIBRARY ON FRIDAY AND CROWD ~ KNOWLEDGE OF low miles on new engine, Eagleville/Mansfield. roommates wanted, male or REFUSE TO LEAVE AT THE DANCE MUSIC ESSENTIAL. MUNN'S PUB - STAFFORD garaged, near campus. Moving, $240.00/mo includes utilities. female. Pay only June July and 5:00 CLOSING TIME. WE'LL 684-3232, 684-5672. HW3/20- must sell. $3,500. 429-3051. 456-1551 9-5 weekdays. August. Call 487-0148 and ask MEET IN THE LOBBY. SIT-IN! 26 FS3/20-27 FR2/20-3/28 for Lisa. FR3/22-30 . 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Subway of Vemon, part-time MICHELLE BRADWAY TURNS HEY! help needed, weekday shifts 21 TOMORROW!! HAPPY FORGET ABOUT THIS STEVE TRIP TO BOSTON available, located right off 184, BIRTHDAY TO THE GREATEST GUY. BRIAN. JOHN. AND JON 20 minutes from UCONN, Call ROOMMATE! THANKS FOR ARE GOING BACK TO DALLAS TOMORROW, MARCH 24 649-9440, ask for Pat or Chris. BEING SUCH A SPECIAL IN 7 WEEKS. THAT'S WAY HW3/22-4/11 FRIEND -- I'M GOING TO MISS TOO MANY WEEKS. WHAT'S YOIU NEXT YEAR. LET'S UP WITH THAT? WHERE ARE CRUISESHIPS NOW HAVE AN EXCELLENT TIME YOU FROM WACO!! BUS LEAVES HIRING for spring, Christmas TOMORROW! YOU DESERVE and next summer breaks. Many IT! LOVE, CHERYL HEY: FRED. BEN. AND KEN! positions. Call 1-805-682-7555 We got your note on the dollar STUDENT UNION EXT. S-1067 HW3/23-28P To Dan M. - I really like your bill! How about another trip to commentary on the Husky fans. Pizza Hut in Rhode Island? How AT 9:00 AM Home Mailers Are you interested in discussing does Saturday sound? 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Texas, the couple must hold marriage. themselves out as husband and awarded the common-law wife Winfield's attorney, Tom "I and Sandra arc elated," said "It's a terrible thing for a wife and they didn't" of New York Yankees Alexander, said the ballplayer Earle Lilly, Renfro's attorney. man to spend only 30 days or outfielder Dave Winfield $1.6 will appeal the ruling, based on "We think it's an incredibly so of his whole life in Texas On Tuesday, another jury million, plus $3,500 a month their belief that no common just result. I just hope that it's — and even then, when he was ruled Winfield's interest in in child support. law marriage existed. Winfield, over now." playing ball — and have a eight Burger King restaurants State District Judge Allen J. who was at the Yankees' But Alexander said the case ruling like this based upon a is valued at $1.15 million and Daggett ruled the $1.6 million, spring training camp, was not is far from over. fling he had with a Houston that it should be included plus interest, is flight attendant at Thursday's hearing. "I wouldn't say that I am woman," Alexander said. among the community Sandra Ren fro's share of the The couple has a 7-year-old happy about the ruling, but I Alexander contends the property of the marriage. couple's community property. daughter, Lauren Shancl, who am happy to get this case out couple's relationship "was an In addition, she was awarded a will continue to live with her of purgatory," he said. "Now off and on thing. They never car and a Houston mother. Winfield, who lives in we'll have a judgment next spent more than 30 days Lilly said even if Alexander condominium. Winfield already New Jersey, was given Thursday that says final — F-I- together in Texas. She weni appeals the ruling, he feels had paid her $200,000. other places to meet him and confident he and co-counsel monthly visitation rights, N-A-L — on it and we can A jury in June found that along with a full month in the they had sexual intercourse in John Nichols will have no Winfield's relationship with appeal it. We were stuck in other places. But to have a trouble maintaining the award. summer and alternate holidays. limbo before, but now we'll be Renfro from 1982 to 1985 The award represents onlv GRADS GRADS Softball squad sweeps twinbill from URI Kingston, R.I.: Leftfielder Co-captain Sue Rybczyk Co-captain Vicki Bartolucci Hawaiian Beach Party Janna Venice had six hits and fired a four-hitter in gaining her stroked three hits on the day scored two runs to lead The fifth victory of the year. Pat and is now two hits shy of Sat. 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$1.6 million to common-law wife of Sports Yankee star... See page 16 ^ The Daily Campus UConn to face Duke for ticket to Denver Blue Devils down UCLA Bruins 90-81 last night By George Ferencz a 77-75 defeat to the Arizona The Huskies will need the Daily Campus Staff Wildcats in 1989 when the solid defensive effort they had EAST RUTHERFORD, Cats were the top ranked team in their first two tournament N.J.— Once the in the nation. In NCAA play games to control the 27-8 Blue University of Connecticut Duke is a perfect 7-0 in Devils who are also ranked Brendan Bymc Arena. 13th in the CNN-USA Today comes back down to earth If they arc to keep the streak poll. following the "Miracle in alive they will have to get by The Blue Devils have four the Meadowlands" they the lop seeded Huskies who double-figure scorers in Phil will have to begin to set advanced with a 71-70 victory Henderson (17.7 ppg.), their sights on the Duke over ACC regular season Christian Lacttncr (15.8), Alaa Blue Devils in the Eastern champion Clcmson on a one Abdelnaby (14.6) and Robert Regional Final. second heave by Tale George at Brickey(12.3). The Blue Devils advanced to the buzzer. Henderson led the Blue their third straight Eastern Duke, who averages 89 Devils in their victory over the Regional Final by defeating the points per game, will have to Bruins with 28 points, UCLA Bruins 90-81. In each try to slop the Huskies and including 6 for 11 from three of the two previous years Duke possibly destiny. UConn has point range. Lacttncr rebounded has played in the regional final allowed opponents to score 65 from dissapointing games in at the Meadowlands and has points per game and has the first two rounds with a 24 won to advance to the Final averaged over ten steals per point 14 rebound effort. Four. Duke also advanced to game in the NCAA Abdelnaby had 14 and the 1986 Final Four by way of tournament. Bobbie Hurley had 12 in the Eastern Regional at the "They play like crazy, it is win. Both are from New Jersey Meadowlands. going to be a great Eastern with Abdelnaby coming from Duke Coach Mike Regional Final. Their press is Bloomficld via Egypt, and Krzyzewski said, "It is just a good and they have good Hurley from Jersey City. fun place to play because when athletes," Krzyzewski said. Another player who will we arc here it means we are UConn is 5-5 against the playing in his backyard is Tatc usually pretty far in the ACC including two losses to George who cals Newark a tournament. The court is in top Duke. The Blue Devils were home away from Storrs. The condition, the games are run the team that prevented UConn co-captain had 12 points including the shot that kept well here. It is a beautiful arena from going to the Final Four Kevin Fraser/The Daily Campus for us and we have been in 1964 as the Huskies were UConn in the tournament. fortunate to win most of the blasted 101-54. The last As Duke allows 75 4 ppg. toUConn's Scott Burrell launches a three pointer against Seton time here." meeting between the two teams its opponents, UConn will Hall in a game played earlier this year. He fired the cross- In fact, Duke has only lost came in New York City when look to Chris Smith to be on court pass to Tate George that won the game last night while See page 17 snatching 15 rebounds during the course of the contest. once in 11 games and that was Duke won 64-59 in 1976. Huskies battle Siena back and forth 5-5 By Catherine Keating he wacked one over the right UConn used five. "The main Daily Campus Staff field fence beyond the bushes. thing is this weekend," Cain Two home runs kept the "They're good hitters," Siena said in reference to saving coach Tony Rossi said of Arace pitchers for Big East rival Siena Saints alive, but a and Ward. "They're two of Boston College this weekend. team effort by the Huskies three starters from last year. "It's a tuneup for the Big East ended yesterday's baseball We have six new people game. Those arc the big games game in a 5-5 tie after starting, so it's an that count for the year." three hours of play at inexperienced team." Cain did not pitch today so home. Both teams exhausted their he would be ready for this "They came back and we pitching staffs with Siena weekend's matchup, Coach came back. That's how the sending four and UConn Andy Baylock said after using game went," said University of sending five men to the Cain in yesterday's 7-0 defeat Connecticut left fielder Tim mound. of the University of Rhode Cain. Rossi said his pitching staff Island. The Saints went on a three- was very young and in the "They all had to pitch. I run streak in the top of the bottom of the sixth it was wouldn't do it if I didn't think fourth to put them up 3-1 over obvious. At the top of the they could do it," said Baylock. the Huskies, but UConn rallied order, pitcher Todd Currie "Because of the tempo of the game I didn't enjoy it. in the fifth and sixth innings walked Cain to first and when they scored three more "I was disappointed with a allowed him to easily steal to poor job batting," he said. runs to put the Huskies up 4-3. second and later to third on two Siena's center fielder The Huskies will have to be wild pitches. Cain came home Pasquale Arace belted a prepared for a doublchcadcr on roundtrippcr to tic the ballgame on a hit outfield by Ken Saturday and a single game back up. UConn pitcher Coffee, who was tagged out Sunday against die Eagles from running to second. Coffee went Thomas Halvorscn struck out Boston College. Both games the previous two batters; and 4-4 yesterday. will begin at noon at J.O. Siena catcher Jim Kaden catcher Marck Drabinski Christian Field. picked up Paul Funk's bunt gunned the ball to second UConn started out first in and his throw beat Funk to baseman Craig MacDonald to the scoring column when pick off the runner for the third first base. Buddy Gagliardi hit designated hitter Sal Tinncrcllo the ball to shallow left field out in the top of the seventh. led off the second inning with a The Huskies pulled ahead in and stole second on a wild single. Following a Drabinski the bottom of the inning when pitch to batter Todd Roscnthal. groundout and a Tinncrcllo a walk, a balk and two wild Rosen thai reached first with a stolen base, Ed Rossy reached pitches crossed Drabinski over walk, but he advanced to on an error by the Siena second C.J. Gunther/The Daily Campus the homeplate. second and Gagliardi advanced A UConn hurler fires a pitch during a game earlier to third on another wild pitch. baseman, which drove home The games final run came Tinnerello. this year. UConn tied Siena 5-5 yesterday. from Saints' Kevin Ward when Siena used four pitchers and