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Vol.XCI No. 18 The University of Connecticut Thursday, October 1,1987 Dukakas says aide leaked Biden tape BOSTON (AP)—Two days Dukakis called Sasso's after issuing a denial, Gov. action "a very, very serious Michael S. Dukakis said error in judgment," but had Wednesday he had learned that added, "I think his his campaign was the source of contributions as a public a videotape that showed Sen. servant outweigh the mistake." Joseph Biden lifting part of a However, Sasso told speech from a British reporters later that he persuaded politician. Dukakis to accept his Dukakis, a candidate for the resignation. Dukakis also Democratic presidential accepted the resignation of Paul nomination, at first refused to Tully, the campaign issues accept the resignation of director who was aware of the campaign manager James video distribution. Sasso said. Sasso, who distributed the Tully had joined the Dukakis tape, but Sasso and another campaign after working for staffer resigned Wednesday former Sen. Gary Hart, the afternoon. erstwhile Democratic front- The disclosure came two runner who was brought down days after Dukakis said he had by his association with model interviewed all of his paid Donna Rice. staffers and was assured none Leslie Dach, a campaign was the source of a videotape communications specialist, showing that Biden had was appointed acting manager borrowed, without attribution, of the campaign. a moving and apparently Dukakis said he telephoned personal passage from a speech Biden early Wednesday and Edwin Newman, former NBC broadcaster, lectures on politics and the press last by British Labor Party leader apologized. night at the Hen ton Connection before about 250 people (Bob Palmer, photo). Neil Kinnock. Biden withdrew from the race "Although I had no last week amid controversy knowledge of this, as a over the tape and other Edwin Newman speaks to students: candidate in this campaign I incidents of borrowed rhetoric, accept full responsibility for and over disclosures that he had it," a grim Dukakis said at a misrepresented his law school political process is 'out of whack' career. press is treating Bork and morning news conference. behind the candidate," said Veronica Korn former presidential candidate Daily Campus Correspendent Newman who has moderated debates between Ford and Gary Hart fairly. University searching Veteran newsman Edwin "Anyone in the public life Newman said last night that Carter in 1976 and Reagan and Mondalc in 1984. should know what goes with political process is "out of that. You cannot control the whack" because political "It is not only the reporting for Hannahs successor that is out of whack, it is the kind of news you'll be, By Lisa Hayden named, said Williams. candidates arc using the media especially when you're Searches are also continuing to turn campaigns into political system. It leans so Daily Campus Staff heavily on public relations and involved in reckless activity," The university's search for for a vice president-provost, calculated events. he said referring to the Gary who will replace the former Newman said that today's advertising," he said. vice presidents is continuing as whose lecture was moved Hart and Donna Rice scandal. the sudden death Friday of vice president of academic news business has brought Newman said that the affairs, and for a vice president presidential campaigns to a from Jorgenson Auditorium to Edward Hanna, former vice the Bcnton Connection because judgement of a candidate is president for finance, leaves of external affairs, a new degree that was unknown 40 "highly relative and cannot be postion. years ago. of low ticket sales, another position to be filled. Newman remained ignored." Thomas R. Popplcwell, Acting on a He said television has taken "Gary Hart asked for it. He rcccommcndation from an the spontaneity out of the noncommital on predictions for associate controller and director the 1988 presidential race and challenged the press to follow of accounting was named efficiency study of UConn's political process. "If you sit in him around," he said. administrative departments, the on a meeting that precedes the outcome of the Robert acting vice president of finance Bork trial, answering "I have Newman said that the Hart Friday. Karen Williams, university created the external debates, you understand what story, as reported by the Miami affairs position and separated it's all about; k comes down to no idea" to both questions. director of institutional Herald, was legitimate hut the department of finance and the color of the draperies He said, however, that the relations said the position must See Page '. always be occupied because the administration. With Hanna finance vice president's taking over the finance State drug-test law takes affect signature is needed on certain department, Sallic Giffcn was HARTFORD (AP; — Connecticut's law, like one university checks and named vice president for Connecticut's new drug-test also taking effect Thursday in satisfy the law's mandate for documents. administration. the commissioner of labor to law takes affect today - with Montana, requires that an At a press luncheon Castcen said the university curbs on how thousands of employer have reason to determine, in essence, which yesterday. President John may hire a consulting firm to workers will become subject to private employers may screen believe — not just a hunch — Castcen said the university research candidates for the random testing by virtue of the more than 1 million workers in that an employee's faculties are wants to shorten the usual finance position and the vice hazards of their jobs. the state for drug and alcohol impaired on the job before search process in replacing president for external effairs. abuse. individual drug screening test The state Department of Hanna. The university will have to go Labor is working on proposed Organized labor and civil can be ordered. Castcen has reconvened the through a bidding process if a regulations defining what libertarians along with their Additional safeguards are search committee that hired consulting firm, is hired. constitutes a hazardous job, counterparts in business and designed to assure complete and Hanna as vice president for Casteen said he does not yet with organized labor and industry say they are largely accurate conclusions from test finance this summer. The have a timetable for the search management conceding that satisfied with the compromise results by requiring two committee will either start the process, but said no one would nuclear power plant operator legislation that bans at-will, follow-up tests to confirm any search process over or use the be named until three or four random testing for most initial indication of drug abuse. qualifies because of the 160 applications considered for months after the university has workers and all job applicants But both sides arc geared up potential devastation of a the position before Hanna was a contract with a firm. in the private sector. ______for another battle — how to nuclear accident. See Page 3 V Inside Today: Weather Forecast: Mansfield After Shool program lets mothers work. Mostly cloudy. See page 4. Highs in the mid 50s What exactly is collusion—and what do we do with it? to lower 60s. See page 16. y<. r rr - r^'- *ftyw; ' Page 2 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 ALMANAC =New; STATE NATION WORLD Demand for labor Woodward says Catholics discuss role of women in church forces change in laws Casey not lucid VATICAN CITY (AP)—Roman Catholic officials WASHINGTON (AP)—The late CIA Director from around the world will discuss giving women a HARTFORD (AP)—Connecticut's booming greater role in church affairs — but not as priests — economy has resulted in a low unemployment rate, William J. Casey was not completely lucid when he indicated to writer Bob Woodward that he had known when a monthlong bishops' synod opens Thursday. but it has left few people to fill low-paying jobs, Pope John Paul II called the synod, a consultative especially in affluent areas. about the diversion of Iranian arms sale profits to the Nicaraguan rebels, Woodward said in an interview body that advises the pope on various issues, to Now, a new stale law will offer certain businesses a examine the role of the laity in church and society. new source of labor. published today. "On the reporter level, I don't have evidence. I have The synod president, Monsignor Jan Schotte of As of Oct. 1, 15-year-olds will be allowed to work Belgium, told a news conference Tuesday that 232 in mercantile establishments such as grocery stores, a nod," said Woodward in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. cardinals, bishops and church officials from more than supermarkets and department stores — although 100 countries will attend the assembly. Also involved restaurants and fast-food places, where the labor Woodward's four-minute hospital interview with are 60 observers, including 26 women. shortage is greatest, will still be restricted to hiring Casey, disclosed in his new book, "Veil: The Secret people 16 years and older. Wars of the CIA, 1981-1987," has brought denials The synod will begin Thursday with a Mass at St. from Casey's widow, Sophia, and raised questions Peter's Basilica. The synod will conclude Oct. 30 The new law was prompted by a state about why Woodward's newspaper. The Washington after four weeks of closed-door sessions. unemployment rate of 3.2 percent, the third lowest in Post, did not publish details of the interview .when it Lay observers will participate in some of the the nation, behind New Hampshire and Delaware. occurred. discussions, but will not be involved in the decision- But laws governing the employment of 15-ycar- "I would not describe Casey as completely lucid," making process, Schotte said. olds arc strict: they cannot work more than three the Los Angeles Times quoted Woodward as saying. The pope said last month that the synod should hours a day or 18 hours a week; they cannot work It said Woodward, who is an assistant managing concentrate on ways of giving women a larger role in after 7 p.m. or before 7 a.m. and must have one day editor of the Post, said he had talked with Post editors the Catholic Church, which has 850 million off after working two consecutive days. after the Casey interview and all agreed it should not followers. "There are no people who walk in the doors be published. Many Catholic women's organizations, especially looking for jobs," said Bruce Zollow, assistant store "It's not 100 percent conclusive," Woodward said, in the United Slates and other Western countries, have manager of Finast Supermarket in Greenwich, a according to the Times report. complained that the church is "patriarchal" and male- wealthy New York suburb. "The company realized it In a Post article also published today. Woodward is dominated. had a labor problem (in Greenwich) a few years ago, described as a reporter who often holds on to In a Sunday blessing Aug. 16, John Paul noted that because it is predominantly in an affluent area and information in hopes of gleaning more from a source. the history of the church "is rich with the presence of most of the kids don't need to work." "You have to get the kind of evidence that is women" and said the contribution of women had As an incentive to find people to stock shelves, bag persuasive as a story," Woodward is quoted as saying. increased in recent years in the fields of evangelization, catechism, liturgy and theology. groceries and work as cashiers, Finast gives $100 to "On Casey (and the Iran-Contra diversion), I don't any employee who brings in a person who will last have something conclusive. I'm still working on it." "This therefore seems an opportune time to 90 days or longer, Zollow said. "The diversion is still a long-term story. It has not examine more deeply the ways in which the wider been answered, yet," Woodward told the Post. "Some participation of women in the various sectors of the At the Sheraton Hotel in Stamford, employees are people say that if Casey died, well, then that's the end church's apostolate can be assured," he said. offered $50 if they stay on the job "for awhile", said of it, but maybe he kept a diary, maybe he talked to But during his tour of the United States in Fred Corso, the hotel's general manager. Even the somebody. ...The investigation and the inquiry go September, the pope bluntly declared the church still recruitment hours have been expanded, he said. on." cannot accept women as priests.

HARTFORD (AP)—State House Minority IN OTHER NEWS WASHINGTON (AP)—The State Leader Robert G. Jaekle proposed Department today said it shared the Wednesday that Connecticut residents be LINDENHURST, NY (AP)—The owner of two Doberman pinschers bit a police Senate's distaste for Iranian policies but allowed to attend state-run colleges and questioned whether a ban on all imports universities for free. officer who shot and killed one of the dogs, according to police. would change, them. The Stratford Republican estimated the proposal When two police officers answering a neighbor's "We want to be sure whatever we do is effective in would cost the state $41.5 million annually. complaint about vicious dogs arrived Tuesday at the\ achieving the objective wc share with Congress, He said his plan was "an investment that will reap which is to bring about a change in Iranian behavior," house of Jeffrey Nietupski, 24, they were met by two tremendous returns." spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said. Dobermans, said police Lt. John Lynagh. • The Senate voted 98-0 Tuesday in favor of an When the Dobermans charged. Officer Mark WATERBURY (AP)—The real estate of import ban. A sharp rise in oil imports from Iran Hernandez fired two shots, killing one dog and Century Brass Products Inc. was sold to a prompted the move. California Businessman Wednesday, breaking inducing the second to retreat, he said. # up the last brass mill in the state's "Brass City." Nietupski then doused the police with a hose and GREENBELT, MD (AP)—More of the Federal bankruptcy Judge Robert Krcchcvsky threatened to kill them. When the two tried to arrest earth's protective ozone layer disappeared cleared die way for the sale on Tuesday by approving him, Nietupski bit Officer Michael Boyd on the right over the Antarctic continent in September the $18.25 million real estate sale to Trevor C. arm, police said. than ever before recorded, scientists reported Roberts. Wednesday. WEATHER Today, mostly Extended Outlook: cloudy. Breezy and Chance of rain early cooler, highs mid 50s Saturday then to lower 60s. Tonight, clearing, fair Sunday clearing and chilly, and Monday. Cool, lows upper 30s to lows in the upper 30s lower 40s. Friday, to mid 40s, highs in partly sunny, high 60 the 60s. to 65. Notable Quotable

"Better get it right" — Senate Judiciary Committee chairman (and ex-presidential candidate) Joseph Biden, to pro- Bork witness Lloyd Cuder when Cutler was asked about his law- school record.

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The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 Page 3 ews. Stage one of academic planning process conies to a close

By John Carella drawn up by an ad-hoc A context report, which is 1990, when the long range of time for this go around," Daily Campus Staff commute. part of the first stage, will planning process begins. said Price. Stage one of an academic The first stage involves an provide university departments Several academic deans planning process, which ad-hoc committee of seven with a five year general forecast interviewed said that the Halvorson said, "It is a very tight time line. I would like to President Casteen said the laying the groundwork for the which those involved should planning process was very administration is implementing planning process. The most use as a context for their important and positive for the think we can hang with that to aid the university in raising important part of this academic plans, Halvorson university. "I'm a person who time line. I really want to try funds and to help the university committee's work was drawing said.- firmly believes in the to hold to it [the schedule], but academically is coming to a the outline for the process that This report will suite the advantages of planning," said I do understand that we're close. has already been distributed to university's enrollment and Dean of Engineering W"slry asking people to do a lot of The process has eight stages; all univcrsitv academic budget will only increase Harris. work in relatively short periods five of these stages will take departments. modestly, while federal grants "From all I can determi te of time." based on my experiences, this place during the 1987-88 Peter Halvorson, an assistant for research will follow During stage three there will academic year. to Casteen, who is co- national uends and decrease, he is a well thought out procedure and should lead to productive be evaluations done by A first draft of the five-year ordinating the planning effort said. administrators in the guidelines to insure a plan will be finished in June, said that the overall process is "I would accept the [three] university. Halvorso.i cited substantial university in the according to the official outline on schedule. assumptions in a cautious way that the time and money needed because recent experience has future." for (.-valuators outside the Dean of Allied Health Glcnda run counter to them," said university was too much for Price said she was concerned Casteen. the current planning process, about the amount of lime In recent experience, though he favors it in given for the process. enrollment has been going up, principle. NOW federal grants for research have "From the perspective of a dean responsible for this increased and stabali/cd, and "I think that sometime state funding has increased particular academic unit I am within the next few years we coiKcrncd about the amount of dramatically, Casteen said. will probably go to such a time that a good planning He said that these system [external review] and I OPEN assumptions would be process requires and the fact would encourage that." examined between now and that we don't have the amount ...Newman calls journalism 'noble'

added that reporting news like should be "sal on a while." although the people covering that is "not pleasant." However, he said that it is the news are not heroes, there "The news is a competitive the job of the press to "let is "heroic woi*. being done" business— every item is people know." Newman said such as covering the landslides fighting for space. When it that the government cannot in Columbia or the tornado in comes to breaking a toiy you determine the actions of the Texas. have no choice. You can't press. Jokingly he added "spare a afford to wait," he said. He He cited the failure of the thought for those following the Meet the NOID * He loves said that at the "heart of the mission to rescue American budget process in to ruin your pizza He matter is decision making and hostages from Iran in 1980 as Washington." makes your pizza cold, the judgement and competency an example in w :ch an He concluded by saying that or late, or he squashes your pizza box so the of the people making those administration (Carter) asked "there is a demand for first cheese gets stuck to decisions." the press to limit its coverage. class popular journalism and the top. Newman said the news is "Activities cannot be first class popular journalism capable of greatly affecting ignored, he said. It is our duty With one call to Domino's will not exist without it Pizza, you can avoid the human lives. He said a to cover news not to leave it [demand]." NOID. So when you want DOMINO'S common problem was deciding uncovered." hot, delicious, quality whose feelings to respect. Newman called the field of Newman then answered pizza delivered One PIZZA Newman felt news stories that journalism a "noble about 10 questions from the call does it all!' DELIVERS may jeopardize a person's life undertaking." He said that audience and the press. Call us. ... search for vice presidents continues 429-7969 affairs position will go into Store address If the files from the If a consulting firm is hired, committee that named Hanna Williams said the names of top effect as of Jan. 1, said Hours: arc used in the current search candidates from the last search Williams, but the university 4:\0pm-1am Sun.-Thurs. OuMJrivets cat'y less than $2000 for a finance vice president, the may be given to the firm for may not have a person to fill 4:.0pm-2am Fri. & Sat. Limited delivery are* the job by then. fe>1986 Qomino's Piwa. Inc process will be shorter and less research. expensive, said Casteen. Funding for the external The external affairs vice . president will be in charge of government relations, alumni relations, development and institutional relations and perhaps others, said Williams. CO-OP EMPLOYERS The postion will consolidate these previously separate activities. Casteen said interviews for ARE COMING the vice president-provost will begin this week. While the search continues. Dr. Julius CO-OP EMPLOYERS Elias, former dean of liberal \ arts, has been named acting vice president of academic ARE COMING affairs. Dean Wesley Harris of engineering, who is chairman of the provost search committee said several Don't miss your chance to talk to CO-OP candidates have been invited to campus for interviews, but nc one has arrived yet. employers about 6-month paid, career- "The president requested die committee to complete our related positionsf Thursday, Oct. 8,Jrom deliberations by the end of the semester," said Harris. "We are trying our best to meet with 11-3 in the Student Union Ballroom. the president's wishes." The committee will provide i list of top candidates for the Warn president, who will then name mam a provost. The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 :Lifestyl< After-school program lets parents work

bottom of the World Trade What happens on days from work to make sure their By David Collins children ranging from first- Campus Correspondent graders to sixth-graders, has the Center. He shoots the ball. It when school is cancelled kids have someone there for them," said Hilton. The 3 o'clock bell rang inside use of two classrooms, the hits the front of the rim, because of snow? Northwest Elementary School. library, the gymnasium, and bounces a couple times on the "Disaster," jokes Kathryn The difference between The classroom doors opened, the playground. side of the rim, and goes in. Ratcliff, a professor of parents of children in the and teachers leading their In 1981. the future of the He looks at his friend sociology at UConn. Her Mansfield After-School Nathaniel Bruhn and starts students in single-file filled program looked bleak. Though children, Charles and Emily, Program and parents of children jumping up and down. the hallway. The teachers the program had the capacity of are in the program. in other programs is the desire came to a halt at fixed spots in 40 children, only 14 students "I got it in! I got it in!" "We (the parents) keep in to regulate their children's after- the hallway, the students were enrolled and the program shouts Campo. touch to discuss what to do in school care, according to stopping with them and Finding lacked money. "Last call for snack!" yells these circumstances. Hilton. Most after-school The program quickly got a little girl, her voice barely Sometimes we take our kids to programs are privately owned, places to sit or stand against carrying over the constant the red brick walls. off the ground when a $1000 work with us and sometimes but the Mansfield After-School The teachers called off bus anonymous donation was noise of the kids. we call other parents to see if Program is a public numbers. When a student's made. Enrollment rose when The kids who haven't had they can babysit" organization formed and snack yet drop what they're bus was called, he or she would word of the program got around "Some parents stay home controlled by parents. doing and head for the snack go outside to the blacktop and Mansfield. Today, the program room. Today is crackers and stand in line and wait for that is almost full, with a waiting list. cheese day. The kids get five j^ FLOWHRS FOR LOVERS bus. stoned wheat wafers, four But some students did not "The waiting list has about 40 names on it. We pieces of cheese and a cup of take the bus home. These juice. Campus students went into a room recently accomodated the last The snack is funded by the marked by a blue sign with two people waiting since tuition that the parents pay white letters that read "after 1986," said Hilton. each month- $99 for children Florist school." In the gymnasium, little attending five days a week, $78 Some started playing with First Quality Native Nicholas Campo holds a for children attending only toys in the carpeted corner, basketball. He stares at the four, and $48 for children next to book shelves rim on the backboard as if attending only three. containing everything from looking straight up from the nUwtw 12.50 doz building blocks to board Rt 195 Downtown Storrs (Next to Pauls Pizza) 487-1193 [ games. Others were responsible enough to sign T themselves in on the blue ZENNY 5 attendance book thai lay on the J.R. Liquors round, rco table in the center of RESTAURANT the room. On the top of the LOUNGE Kegs Always Kept in Stock page was the date: September "Fine Dining in a Casual Atmosphere" f 23. It was the start of another 'his Week s Specials Wednesday afternoon at the Italian Cuisine 1/2 Keg Schaefer $26.99 Mansfield After-School Full Italian Menu 1/2 Keg Busch $32.99 Program. LUNCH • DINNER Busch 12oz cans $8.99 The Mansfield After- TAKE OUT SERVICE Piels 12oz cans $6.99 School Program is a non-profit organization incorporated in Bukoff Vodka 1.75 L $8.99 Major Credit Cards Accepted Molson Golden 12oz cans $11.99 1981 by a group of single Storrs mothers. These mothers began organizing the program in 429-7510 Rt. 32L Carriage House 1980 when their children were N. Eagleville Rdl in prc-school. 625 Middle Tnpke., (4 Corners) Mansfield MSB Frats " "A group of single moms UConn Route 32 Jungk Storrs 429-3036 with children in prc-school worried what would happen to There's something for everyone ... at Video Visions their kids once they got to elementary school," said The area's largest selection Barbara Hilton, the program Video Rentals director. of foreign movies, operas and "Area prc-schools ran from and Sales classical music tapes. usually 8 o'clock in the morning to 5:30 in the LOW, ONE-TIME afternoon. But elementary Over 4300 movie schools ended at 3 o'clock in MEMBERSHIP FEE the afternoon. Since the moms titles to chose worked until 5 o'clock or so, from! $ 4.95 single they worried what their kids $9.95 family would do during that extra All Ratings time, and they didn't want their Our members say that we have kids to be alone at home," same price. Hilton said. the BEST SELECTION aroundl But the organization of the program wan't easy. Advanced movie reservations Valid driver's license and either "Joan Prugh, who did a lot always welcome. of the organizing and later MasterCard, VISA, or American became chairperson of the Express absolutely required for board, called different schools Blank tapes from $4.99 any rentals. to sec if they would allow the program to be run there. But the schools fought hard against it," said Hilton. "The overall feeling of Video Visions Of Storrs the board of education at the time was that women should Holiday Mall - Rt. 195 Storrs 429-1434 be home taking care of the ( next to Thumpers) Open Mon.-Sat. 10 am- 8pm, Sundays 12pm-6pm kids. The teachers didn't think it was a good idea to have some kids stay after school in ! WITH THIS COUPON: WITH THIS COUPON: the program while the others went home. But finally Margaret Anthony, the 1 $1.00 off the regular ! ONE FREE SINGLE LIFETIME principal of Northwest, MEMBERSHIP at approved. She was the only ! price on a movie rental Video Visions one to say something positive about the program," said j at Video Visions. 1 ($4.95 value-) Exp. 10/11/87 Hilton. I (Exp. 10/11/87) The program, which has a Valid drivers license and either Master Card, S Valid drivers license and either Master Card, current enrollment of 35 i Visa, or American Express absolutely required Visa, or American Express absolutely required for any rentals ■ for any rentals The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 Page 5 ;Lifestyle; Career fairs help the undecided decide

By A. Michelle Marks to them after graduation. 30 businesses, ranging from G- graduating students, but also Kate Langan, from West Campus Correspondent "We wanted to give students Fox and Co. to I.B.M.. are helpful to students Hartford, graduated from interested in doing internships UConn last May with a degree Amy Gaunya, an eighth an idea of what accounting Jessica Strong said, "I came professions are really like and to the career fair to get some during the semester, or finding in accounting. She was at the semester chemical engineering summer jobs. career fair representing Kostin major, wants to contact a let them sift through the idea of what I want to do when options available to them," I graduate." John A. Cutler was at the and Company, a Connecticut representative from Pfizer, a accounting career fair certified public accounting pharmaceutical company she said Jim Moore, president of At the career fair, she learned the UConn chapter of Beta the qualifications that representing Beers and Cutler, firm. She was recruited by the would like to work for. John a Washington D.C. based company thorugh UConn's Lowry, a ninth semester Alpha Psi. companies recruiting for full accounting firm. career services department last communications science major, On Wednesday, September time jobs and internships 23, in the Student Union would be looking for, she said. Cutler graduated from spring and has been working wants to find out what career UConn in 1966, and worked as for the firm for the past two options he will have when he Ballroom, the first of the two Like Strong, many students career fairs got underway. This who attended the career fairs an accountant for 10 years and one half months, she said. graduates from UConn in before starting the accounting Langan said that working for December. Jessica Strong, a fair emphasized career options had not yet decided on a major, firm of Beers and Cutler in a smaller accounting firm has third semester student docs not for students majoring in and were looking into 1976. Cutler said "Now I am given her "the opportunity to know what she wants to major accounting. Twenty-one firms, accounting and business as ranging from small, local possibilities. Jim Moore said interested in finding about 15 do many different things" that in and is looking for advice. students to come down (to she would not have been These are some of the accounting firms, to the Big- this year the fraternity made a Eight large national firms, special effort to attract Washington, D.C.) and work exposed to if she had gone to students who came to one of for us." work for one of the Big-Eight the two career fairs sponsored were represented at the fair by undecided freshman and professionals in business suits, sophomores by advertising and Culler said that he has a hard accounting firms. \ by UConn's School of time drawing the best students Business and Beta Alpha Psi, who set up tables with displays visiting some of the "I am not really disillusioned outlining their companies' introductory business and away from the Big-Eight by the every day work of an an accounting honor fraternity. accounting firms. business aims and recruiting accounting classes to tell the accountant," said Langan. The two career fairs were "The smaller accounting requirements. students about how they can Kostin and Company, she said, aimed at helping students firms arc an overlooked career The second career fair was benefit from the fairs. is a more friendly environment make career decisions by alternative," said Cutler. "We yesterday, and was attended by Moore emphasized that the to work in than any of the Big- exposing them to the career offer graduating students and a more diverse group of about career fairs are not only for Eight firms. options that will be available interns a wonderful opportunity to get hands-on experience in The Big-Eight firms are the many different areas of eight most prestigious accounting, while letting the accounting firms in the country students work closely with and are generally known as the people who have a lot of best places to begin a career in experience," said Cutler. accounting. 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Tickets & Info Easy Aecast from 1-84 486-4226 ■WX*. ■■'■'■•'■•-■ ••••.•• \\v;\\\v.v:\\v;v;v;v;\\v/,vv>v' v.y.y.v.w.v.v .v.\w.v, v-•...-.-.•. .•...•,-.•.•..•...... page The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 :Arts: Soviets X Joins the all-American Band Wagon export but fail to develop American See How We Are Fun In the New World LP, too and take advantage of their characters, and they run into often lyrically missing the hard-to-find gift — a rock and X the same problem on "When It Rating:*** mark when attempting social roll sense of humor. Rains." "In the Time It Takes" commentary. The best "slice- play on tackles the boredom of living Records loaned for review by By Kyle Crispino alone and is, well, boring. of-life" song on the album is University Music. Daily Campus Staff "4th of July", which examines Chernobyl If X once pursued peace Against a backdrop of a relationship in its waning through silliness, they now somewhat homogenized big- days on an otherwise festive Rating system: seem caught up in the search beat punk, Cervenka's voice occasion. But it was written by * poor NEW HAVEN (AP) — for the Great American Rock shines through. On the track former X-man Dave Alvin. ** fair Seventeen months after the Song. "Anyone Can Fill Your Shoes" Perhaps on their next project. *** good Doe and Cervenka would be disaster at the Chernobyl Not that they're barking up she sweetly sings a vengeful •kit-kit very good nuclear power plant resulted in the wrong tree. They're kiss-off. "Surprise Surprise" better off not writing so ***** excellent radiation being spewed over American, they're a rock band, pokes fun at band life on the seriously about such subjects, much of Europe, a Soviet play and in the past they have often road, sort of the antithesis to examining the accident addressed the subjects of Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead or premieres in the United States growing up and moving out, Alive." On "I'm Lost" she Bipoh mountain "Sarcophagus," written by country-punk style. sounds truly desperate. Even as Pravda science editor Vladimir her voice has less intonation potteRy Gubaryev, opens on Friday at But a sudden sense of and twang than on previous both the Yale Repertory unfortunate self-importance LPs, she still manages to come Theatre in New Haven and the strikes down some of their across like a precocious little st ud io/sho w roo m Los Angeles Theatre Center. latest tracks before they can kid bored with her life. Beautiful, handthrown The play already has been develop musically. The title pottery created on performed in the Soviet Union cut is too wordy and has an un- All in all, the album is a the premises. slight letdown, too often and in several European Hours: authentic "Mellcncamp-ncss" lacking the cow-poke capitals, including Rome and to it. Songwriters John Doe Tues. Fri. 12 5, Sat 10-5 amateurism of 1983's More Vienna, said David Chambers, and Exenc Cervcnka here try who is directing ihc Yale 223 Merrow Rd., Tolland, CT production. "It's their (the Soviets') best export at the moment," Chambers said in an interview Dudley Moore Kirk Cameron last week. Gubaryev was one of the Chris and his dad have accidentally changed bodies- first journalists to reach Chernobyl after an explosion but no big deal. and fire in a reactor on April Chris gets the Jag and the Gold Card. 23, 1986. He wrote the play in about eight days and it was Dad gets the fake ID and the bio final. published in a Soviet magazine in September, Chambers said. He said "Sarcophagus" is critical of Soviet bureaucracy as well as the director of the Chernobyl plant. "The Russians arc saying, 'We arc interested in being very open and honest about all our wounds,'" Chambers said. The Soviets arc not only sanctioning the performance of the play abroad, he said, "one could say they arc pushing" it. The play takes place in a hospital, the Institute for Radiation Safely, where nine victims of the accident are treated. The victims come from all walks of life, from the director of the power plant to a firefighter. Chambers said. He said at least eight of the characters arc believed to be based on people who were actually involved in the disaster.

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THE DEPARTMENT OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATION AND THE DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SERVICES OFF-CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS

The Department of Food Services offers voluntary meal contracts October 8, 1987 CO-OP EMPLOYER DAY for Graduate Students living on campus, all off campus students 1 lam-3pm Student Union Ballroom and faculty and staff. There arc seven meal options available. Approximately 30 CO-OP Employers will Contact the Department office at 486-3128 or come in person be on campus to discuss Cooperative to the office in Wilbur Cross Building, Room 236 for more Education positions with students. This is information or to sign up for a plan. All meal plans arc prepaid. a great chance to meet recruiters on an informal basis and find out more about career The Department of Food Services has many student labor and/or opportunities before and after graduation. work study job openings. You may apply for a position by bringing your class schedule to the dining hall you wish to work October 1987 Resume Writing and Interviewing Skills in. By working in Food Service, you work close to your residence workshops will be held throughout the month. hall if you live on campus and work with many friends. Call the CO-OP Ed office 486-2795 for details. Any person connected with the University or guests may purchase October 1987 Interested in getting a head start on the a meal in any Food Service Unit. All units arc prepared for competition? Stop in at the CO-OP office, cash sales. The cash prices arc Brcakfast-S2.35, Lunch-$3.75, third floor Wilbur Cross to learn how to Dinncr-$5.00 and Special Dinners S7.00. Call 486-3128 for get ahead through CO-OP. information. October 1987 Off-Campus Employment has part-time jobs and internship opportunities. Stop by the • THE DEPARTMENT OF COUNSELING third floor of the Wilbur Cross Building to SERVICES find out how you can earn extra money and get career-related experience. The following workshops will be offered by the Department of Counseling Services in October: Make THE DEPARTMENT OF CAREER SERVICES Time Management Your Studying for A's FIRST AND LAST THOUGHT Getting the Most from Lectures When you're thinking about Reading Effectively Test Taking Tips CAR^S Coping With Tests Problem Solving Study Techniques ALL STUDENTS NEED THE RESOURCES Surviving the Alcoholic Family of the Meditation and Concentration CAREER RESOURCE CENTER - Room 158, Wilbur Cross Getting in Touch With Others Starting Over, Continuing On: FRESHMEN - Come in now to learn about the resources avail- Issues of Older Undergraduate able to make the next four years successful. and Returning Graduate Students SOPHOMORES - Use the Resource Ceter as a base for informa- tion related to developing an academic plan. JUNIORS - Internships & work experience can be an impor- Please phone the Dept. of Counseling Services tant part of your career development. Listings at 486-4130 for information regarding times, & Information in the Center. dates, and locations. SENIORS - Match your career plans to the job market and employers available. Employer Information & Job/Career Descriptions are available.

STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COUNCIL AT ANY TIME, Use: Your opportunity to become involved. SHAC publishes your student health newsletter, sponsors an annual Health Fair, and "DISCOVER" - for assessing your Future Career Path serves as your advocate on health issues. Become a part of SHAC "DISCOVER" - for gathering information about Specific Careers and make a difference in health care at UCONN. Call 486-4700, "DISCOVER" - is an easy-to-use computer system extension 268 for informatic 1. available for student use in Room 158, WC

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Cindy Keeler Kristina Martell Business Manager Managing Editor Bill Slocum Editor in Chief Lisa Hayden Ron Eckert Deputy Mng. Editor Senior Writer No heroes found in players strike Welcome to Day 9. Day 9 is the present status of the National Football League players strike. There may be other words with which to describe the Mike Royko situation, but "Day 9" seems to say it all: the tension, the frustration, and the resignation for all concerned; players, owners, and fans. The only real beneficiaries of the strike seem to be the "replacement players", the Friday is a lark for Ron training camp rejectees brought back by the owners on a paycheck-a-game status, beginning this weekend when the NFL season resumes. For them, the strike has Only a few years ago, it was being free time-two, even three hours. He said by the experts that the presidency would call for his fan mail and sit and provided quick cash and a second shot at the answer it." tig leagues. had become too big a job for one man. It had become an impossible burden- Reading about Casey's observations The replacements can hardly be blamed for dealing with the complexities of foreign has caused me to revise my views of taking advantage of sudden opportunity. But policy, domestic problems, the economy, Reagan. just aoout everyone else involved is at fault. Congress, military affairs. I used to think that reagan wasn't The players are demanding boosts to an They pointed at the experience of too bright. Sure, he was charming and already inflated salary, as well as free agency Jimmy Carter, who had come into the capable of a brilliant reading of one of his privileges that could, if adopted, undermine White House with a youthful bounce to speechwriter's creations. And he had the owners' right to run thier teams. Clearly, his step. After only one term, he was mastered the important task of saluting or the much-publicized megabuck contracts haggard and looked 10 years older. waving at the TV cameras when he got on offered to promising college players in recent There was vague talk of somehow and off airplanes. But I had doubts that years has done much to incur the anger of restructuring the job of the president to he was smart enough for the job of older, productive players stuck with relieve the unbearable pressures. Think president. respectable but not eye-popping wages. A tanks pondered the problem, but nobody Now those doubts are gone. If came up with a solution. anything, I am in awe of anyone who is strike is a serious tool, and should be saved Then along came Ronald Reagan to so efficient and mentally nimble that he for dire cases of management injustice, not prove how silly all those experts had been can boil the overwhelming job of the merely as a way to press for a better deal. when they talked about what an presidency down to...to what? About 32 The owners are no angels either. By overwhelming, impossible job the hours a week, at most, if what Casey said hiring replacements, they nave undercut a presidency was. was true. / legitimate union and defeated the basic With his remarkable talent for turning Even less. As Casey said, a few.of purpose of the game. Giant fans don't cheer complex issues into simple ones, Reagan those hours are spent reading his fan for blue and red jerseys; they cheer for managed to simplify the complex.job of mail. And other sources have said that Lawrence Taylor and Jim Burt. The actions being president. Reagan regularly takes afternoon nappy- of the owners will not give the fans what they And he's done it in a way that should naps. strike a responsive chord with all couch So if you subtract the fan mail time and want, it will only worsen relations with the nap time, we have a President who can players, for whom backing down and potatoes and park-bench sitters. His approach is to not do too much handle his overwhelming chores in fewer returning to work now becomes a threat to the and to avoid paying attention to too many that 30 hours a week. union and the principles that lie behind it. problems. That is an amazing accomplishment. I The strike may not end up being as long as Of course, Reagan's critics have said know many small-business men who the fiasco of 1982. Aiready some "lone- for a long time that he has kind of a regularly put in 60 or 70 hours a week. detached managerial style. And they're not contending with the wolf" pros, like the Cowboys' Randy White But now we hear it, posthumously, threat of Soviet expansionism. and the Jets' Mark Gastineau, have broken from one of his most devoted followers- During his 21 years as mayor of with the union and continue to work. While William Casey, who was head of the Chicago, Richard J. Daley drove himself earning almost total dislike from their would- CIA. 10 or 12 hours a day and was often in his be teammates, others have begun to^ follow In a new book by Bob Woodward— office on Saturdays. And he didn't have their example. Many strikers are reportedly "Veil: The Secret Wars of the CIA, 1981- to deal with nuclear disarmament, the looking to come back to work soon, although 1987"--Casey discusses Reagan's possibility of war in the Middle East or it is unclear how many of them will be approach to work. rallying Senate votes for a Supreme Court anxious enough to cross the picket line. And Woodword writes: "Casey continued nomination. as the union knows, with every line-crosser, to be struck by the overall passivity of the In every office building in New York, their case weakens further. President—passivity about his job and Chicago or Philadelphia, there are high- Time is on the side of the owners about his aproach to life. He never called powered executives at their desks long the meetings, or set the daily agenda. He after the night cleaning ladies have especially if union defections continue. But never once had told Casey, 'Let's do arrived. And they're not confronted with even if a settlement is reached by now, will this,' or 'Get me that,' unless in response trillion-dollar deficits. the two sides ever truly be reconciled? Will to the actions of others or to events... Yet, Ronald Reagan can deal with all professional football ever be the same? "Casey noted in amazement that the of these responsibilities-being President President of the United States worked of the United States and leader of the so- from 9 to 5 on Mondays, Tuesdays and called Free World-and get the job done Thursdays, and from 9 to 1 on in about three and a half standard Wednesdays, when he'd take the workdays. afternoon off for horseback riding or Someday, he should do a book on Write Letters exercise; on Fridays he left sometime how to get things done fast and between 1 and 3 for Camp David. efficiently. "During the working hours in the Oval I mean, if he can find the time. Office, the President often had blocks of Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist. ,11 I "in.i.ViV — Tom1UIII HodsonUUUMJIl V Letters to the editor Dirty laundry pile takes on 1 monstrous proportions Escort assault It all started during high school. My old roommate . ob used to be is an outrage Not unlike a lot of kids my age, my mom downright fearful Ol ny dirty laundry. used to wash my dirty laundry. Until that Most of his friends call him Killer, but •I am outraged over the 'slap on the wrist" tor this one day. when confronted by "the pile", he was assault on a University Studcm offense. Mr. Boothe, in my "Mom, where are my black denim but a mouse. One day he walked in the Patrol Escort by a member of opinion, should not only bp Levi's?" room while I was studying. the UConn Football Team suspended from the football 'I haven't washed them yet." "Tom, have you seem my cleats?" which occured this p;st team, but expelled from the ' Whatdayamean you haven't washed "Yeah, I think they're in my closet." wcekcnd(9/26). The University. "I'm not going in there." Willimantic Chronicle, in its I also hope that the Student them yet? What the heck have you been article on the incident, reported Patrol member who was doing with yourself for the past month?" "Well I'm certainly not going in there that Mr. Boothc "was assaulted wastes no time in "Hey listen buster, if you don't like it, Rob, I don't need your cleats." devastated" over the football hiring an attorney; "hit" Mr. you can wash your own clothes." Rob was indecisive. Eventually team's loss to Yale die day of Boothe back in the place where though, he grabbed his nine-iron and the incident. Big Deal. Did this it hurts the most, in the Mom always liked the word "buster". dove into the closet. I found him in the "devastation" give Mr. Boothc pockeibook. Next to "pigsty" and "cyclone-struck", clothes dryer several weeks later, but his the right to assault a member As a former member of the "buster" was probably her favorite word. golf game never was quite the same. of the UConn Student Patrol Student Patrol, I have nothing It certainly wasn't mine. Those things happen, I suppose. after, a friend had been given a but the greatest admiration for ticket; for of all things, That day sentenced me to a lifetime of But that was only the beginning. Then Sgt. Alice Carberry and the present members of the Student dirty clothe*. Coming into college, I came the allegations that my Clothes pile parking in a handicap parking figured I had an edge on the other space? Which the Student Patrol. Being a member of the was bullying around the other laundry Patrol Member had not even Student Patrol is a low-paying, students. I knew to use Wisk on the baskets in the washroom. Picking fights toughest of stains. I knew to wash whites issued? thankless job which is held in and such. The situation was out of It is my sincere hope dial contempt by most of the and darks seperately. It was all going to control. Something needed to be done. student population. Jeers, be so easy. the University Police and, One afternoon I sat my laundry pile most importantly, the profanities and an occasional Either of my past roommates will down for a little talk. I explained to it that University administration make water ballon can be tolerated; now tell you that Tom was only kidding things couldn't be the same. It could no sure that Mr. Boothe docs not assault cannot. himself. My dirty laundry pile is a vile longer swallow my friends and their get off with the proverbial Suzanne F. Telesky creature. It eats, it breathes, and it moves. corresponding footwear. It could no The reason for this laundry buildup is longer run around like big man on simple. I learned what most college campus. It had to take into consideration Campus didn't say students eventually learn. That is, laundry the feelings of others before it acted. My need only be done when one runs out of laundry pile was very sad that day. As clean underwear; and even that is sad as I've ever seen it. debatable if your roommate has a few But it adjusted rather well, and things enough on suicide clean pairs left. slowly got better. Now, when my laundry pile gets hungry, I toss it a stray •The mere fact that the Daily preventing campus suicide. I usually own anywhere from 14 to 22 textbook and it agrees to stay away from Campus printed "Woman, 19, Instead, The Daily Campus 1/2 pairs of underwear at any given time. my sneakers. My friends come around killed in fall" (Monday, ignores the suicide hot-lines, (The 1/2 pair are not the ones you would more often and we no longer need the September 28, 1987) an article the counseling services, the want to be sporting at an emergency room nine-iron. Everyone agrees that there has on the suicide of Lynn Marie characteristics, the statistics, visit.) The simple math will tell you that I been a change for the better. And mom Gentile, a UConn student, does the facts. Last spring, I witnessed a Ijust don't wash my dirty laundry very hasn't called me "buster" in years not relieve its editors from their responsibility to assess suicide attempt here on loften. A glance in my closet will tell you Tom Hodson is a Daily Campus whe same thing. the seriousness of the campus. The images of that columnist. phenomenon of suicide on our attempt will stay with me campus. A responsible always. My l:fc has been journalist would have done influenced by suicide. more. The Daily Campus reported The commentary "Student's (he said accident. Then, as Letter Policy death needs discussion, not now. The Daily Campus silence," may teach us about ignored its responsibility to the die elements of this particular college community to provide The Daily Campus welcomes all letters expressing all viewpoints. Letters should be as brief as tragedy but for practical public information on the possible and are subject to editing for condensation, grammar, good taste, and the deletion of purposes The Daily Campus prevention of suicide. libel. Letters must be typed and double-spaced and should include signature, valid mailing comes up short. I sincerely hope the topic of address, and telephone number, if any. Pseudonyms and initials will not be used. The address The editorial is designed to suicide prevention will be and telephone number are for our own verification only and will not be published. Letters are make us think. Aside from its addressed by the staff of The printed only with names, but a n^me may be withheld upon request Send Letter to the Editor, mention of Students For Daily Campus before another The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, CT 06268 Suicide Prevention, it docs not tragedy occurs. add any information about Mary Marvin Lauren was victimized for doing her job

•I have followed tnc common practice. If I get Oh well, when all else fails, therefore should have turned believe there is something handicapped-parking incident of stopped and an officer asks for we can always claim racism duty aside? The department wrong with an institution that Dr. Simons vs. Officer Laurin- my driver's license, I would was the case. wants to say the officer says it is an "Equal -Officer Laurin vs UConn hand it over regardless. It's one How can a person in such a violated some rules. If she did, Opportunity Employer" and Police Department from the of the officer's duties to check position counsel students who, die hearing supposedly brought then lets this go on. start with much interest. I am the license, dates and in many cases, arc in trouble some of these rules and Or could it be that Gully finally upset enough to object rcgi stration. with grades at UConn and who regulauons to light. When you Hall cannot take a slap on the to this whole affair. But let's examine die facts. come to him for advice? Is his smoke in a non-smoking area wrist and this is a way of Point of fact is that the Dr. Simons parked his car in a advice to them to blame the that is a violation of getting back at Officer Laurin Police Department let handicapped space. He knows professor and to suggest that departmental regulation do you because she dared to stand up themselves be intimidated by a it, I know it, and the police die professor might have been get fired for that? for the law which she was UConn Vice President to the officer who saw it knew it and influenced by the student's skin But because he was a Vice- sworn to uphold? I dare you point of firing one of their reacted the only way an officer color? Was Dr. Simons (Who Prcsidcnt he asked for and got Gentlemen to say to me that is officers. In my opinion, this should have reacted. That he did now wants to admit that he special treatment and so a good not "Equal" that is officer had the guts to stand up not want a ticket and fine is was wrongfully parked) not police officer shoulders the "Vindictive". and do her duty in ticketing or understandable since he stated coached by the Department to blame. She is sacked by a Please let's stop the in trying to ticket a vehicle that in 20 years at UConn he file charges aginst the officer department that should have nonsense, learn our lesson, and belonging to the Vice had never been given a ticket. because he was angry about his stood behind and defended her,— go on with the problem of President. Well, well, well now, was it arrest? Why else would Deputy -because tomorrow it can finding better handicapped In my book, I don't need to because every lime he was Chief Pander meet with him happen again and again to other parking spaces. look at Police Regulations to caught at something he would for hours? And was not the officers. Name withheld upon find out whether the Officer had call the Chief? Or is it because Department's first reaction to I cannot understand how an request die right to ask for a driver's he is a Vice Pros id net and can Officer Laurin dial she should issue which has been decided license or not. This is a do wrong? have known who he was and should be brought up again. I Page 10 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 Arts, Sweeney Todd promises meat 6:00-9:00 a.m.: MORNING WAKE-UP: Host: Terry Nolin 9:00-9:30 a.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Focus: "Focus on Watcr| pies and a bloody good show Scarcity" - Daniel Zwerdling, environmental Correspondent for National Public Radio, talks with Economists Kenneth D. Blood, murder, mystery, For more information Office at 487-3969 (Mon.-Fri. Frederick and Allan V. Kneese, Senior Fellows at Resources for the romance and music arc promised call the Nutmeg Theatre Box 10pm.-4pm.) Future and authorities on the availability of water. in the Nutmeg Theatre production of "Sweeny Todd, 9:30-10:00 a.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Great Atlantic Radiol Conspiracy: News, information commentary, and music focusing the Demon of Fleet Street," on controversial issues. which opens next Thursday. Hugh Wheeler's script for the 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.: FOCUS ON JAZZ: Focus Poini show is based on Christopher Special at 12:05, featuring the music of Dave Liebman, the Bond's melodrama of the brilliant tenor and soprano saxophonist, flautist, and composer. passions and agonies of one Jazz Calendar at 1:00 Host Toby Spcycr. man's life gone sour. 2:00-6:00 p.m.: AFTERNOON ROCK. Rock Calendar at Set in a time when the 4:30. Host: Anne Castcllano desperate poor lived in the shadow of a powerful, decadent 6:00-6:30 p.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Mark Roy's Connecticut ruling class, Sweeney Todd, a Journal. - Mark Roy interviews people on and off campus about barber, (played by Terry issues that affect all of us. Runnels) returns to his home in 6:30-7:00 p.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Cambridge Forum: London to find his world in "America's Women at Work" - What the status of women in the ruin. Here he teams up with past can teach us about women of today. Mrs. Lovctt, (Laura Coylc) and together they plot and exact 7:00-10:00 p.m.: DANCERAMA: Host: Dana their bloody revenge against a 10:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m.: NITE MUSIC: Host: D.J. Bird society filled with injustice and 2:00-6:00 a.m.: FREE FORM: Jeff Thcis dispair. Stephen Sondhcim's masterful lyrics complemented by his musical score, with its FLOWERS FOR LOVERS emotional peaks and powerful, disturbing undercurrents, brings Campus this vivid tragedy to life. The Nutmeg's production is dark and brooding. The set, by Florist guest designer Ken Kurt/, and costumes, by Leslie Wcinbcrg, combined with Jim Franklin's lighting design, transport us to 2.50 doz a darker time of 19th century ROSESi First Quality Native London. A time of creaking Mrs. Lovett (Laura Coyle) stands with her partner Rt 195 Downtown Stoi.s (Next to !\uil'-; Pizza)487-1193 timbers, roting beams, and dark in crime, Sweeney Todd (Terry Runnels), during alleys, populated by beggars, rehearsal. ( Bob Palmer Photo). theives and murderers. John Hcrr's direction brings a talented cast together to entice STUDEN you into the world of "Sweeney SODA NEVER GO THIRSTY AGAIN Discover QMo)type Todd, the Demon of Fleet SERVICESw Copy & Word Processing, Inc. Street." The show will run from Pepsi, Pepsi Prod & Jolt Oct.8 to Oct. 18, curtain at IN delivered "cold" to Your Door. 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Wednesday, October 14, 1987 8:00 PM Tkutify&CA Tickets: $8.00 $6.00 7:30 - 9:30 All well and call drinks, Student & Senior Citizen discounts avaiiablJ' vtfL wine,draft & bottle beer just 25%

orgensen TUT &irer *ainnien+Ce«4« r J Rf 799-3hxTSjConn. Auditorium \ "487- (043 ' THI UNIVUSITY Of COWMCTICUT STOMS 2Qimnuha'-from Hot I ftrq. Tickets & Info nqhr 91 n*l» on #it ngh k 486 4226 The Daily Campus/Thursday, October 1, 1987 Page 11 iClassifiedS; BETH from Buckley. $4.25 PER HOUR AFTER To the BEAUTIFUL girl I FIRST 2-WEEK TRAINING I had an enjoyable weekend. gave a note to in the library AT $4.00 PER HOUR ALL You make me smile. Just basement on Monday night. For Sale Wanted DAY FRIDAYS OR hoping you have a nice day. Are you interested? Tdloveto SATURDAYS OR Will you go out with me take you out!! Respond in SUNDAYS. WORK 1-2 OR Friday night? Maybe we can personals or say hello next ALL OF THESE DAYS get NASTY. time!! 1974 Olds mobile Cm lass. SELLING FLOWERS AT Rebuilt transmission, stereo, WANTED: OUR OUTDOOR Lynn Wade 2 Sorry I couldn't Kermic, I had a geat time last runs great. $300 or best offer. DESPERATELY LOCATIONS. CAR make Teds Sat.. I can't get weekend! Here's to many more! Must sell! Call after 6 PM. SEEKING THREE OR NEEDED. NO INVESTMENT you off my mind. I would still I hope it lasts forever, cuz 429-6351 FS 10/2 FOUR INXS TICKETS. ON YOUR PART. S.D.R. like to get together some you're the most precious WILL PAY TOP $$$!! ENTERPRISES, ANDOVER time. Reply in Personals, Ken person in the world-- and you're PLEASE CALL CINDY CONN. 742-9965. HW 5/5 all mine! By the way, it VW Jetta 1987. One month OR MARY AT 429-3117 "tickles me"-- keep it up! I old (500 miles). Best (after 5:00) or 429-9384 A teddy bear goes into a love you!! Bear condition, A/C, sunroof, trunk and LEAVE MESSAGE. Responsible, ambitious adult restaurant and orders dinner. rack, and more!! Best Offer, THANKS!!!! W 10\23 is needed to deliver the Hartford ********************* When he's finished his meal, Dear Julie Litchficld Fourth; must see to appreciate. Must Courant, 7 days per week, to the waitress asks him, "would Happy Eight Months; Love, sell. Call 423-O038.FS 10/2 apartments and you like dessert?" "No thanks," Larmo STUDENTS: EARN EXTRA neighbourhoods, in the says the teddy bear. "I'm 1985 HONDA SPREE CASH MAKING SURVEY following areas: COVENTRY, stuffed." Happy 19th, Trish!! XXX Thanks for finding and (SCOOTER) LIKE NEW! CALLS FROM YOUR TOLLAND, STORRS, AND Love, MUPPET returning my wallet. It goes to UNDER 400 MILES, PHONE. A CCoulpc of WILLINGTON. Have show that there arc honest ELECTRIC START, Evenings Weekly. 486-3353 dependable transportation. Ideal people left in the world. PERFECT FOR AROUND W 10/15 for College Student, BEN, Thanks for the help Please let me know who you CAMPUS Housewife, Retired person who Saturday night. You're a life- are so I can say thanks. TRANSPRTATION. CALL CALL SANDY'S TYPING needs extra income. Contact saver! (I didn't forget to keep Woodhavcn Apts. KIM AT 429-9649. LEAVE CRISIS CLINIC AT 429-6372 Mansfield, Hartford Courant, my promise!) Thanks, NAME AND NUMBER AND IN ADVANCE FOR 429-9330. HW 10/30 -the 3:30 am pest SHNOOKIE, ALL MY LOVE I'LL CALL YOU BACK. FS PROFESSIONAL TYPING- ON YOUR BIRTHDAY AND 10/1 EDITING SERVICES ON Cher and Beth FOREVER. (YOUR SELECTRIC. SLIDING Human Services Enhance MILEAGE MAY VARY.) AS Thank you for making my VW 83 GTI S-roof AC 5Spccd RATES: $1.00 1ST TEN Quality of Life of Mentally YOUR MOTHER ONCE B-DAY GREAT! You arc the Am/Fm/Stcrco, rust proof, exc PAGES DOUBLE. 75cents Retarded Citizens. Part Time SAID, "ACHH! S4750.00. MC BMW 74 THEREAFTER. Direct Care Positions best sister and roomie a gal SCHNITZEL! R90/6 SI700.00 or B.O Call NEGOTIABLE. FREE Available in Several could have! OKTOBERFEST! HAPPY 774-2981 best after 4:00 FS EDITING. THESES: MY Connecticut Locales. Starling Love, Darci BERTHDAY SCHOTZIE!" 10/6 SPECIALTY. Salary $8.00/hr.... Training REMEMBER. THE "KEYS" LANGUAGE/SCIENTIFIC Provided Connecticut TO OUR LOVE IS ITS EXPERTISE. Community Services Inc. 630 IN'TENT'SITY! 1981 Suzuki 450GSEX mint INTERNATIONALS Miss Happy Birthday! This condition garaged kept only Oak wood Avc. Suite 120. WOOIEEE!!! HERE'S TO INVITED. W 10/1 (278-3672) West Hartford, CT weekend is gonna be awesome, OUR MEMORIES 10,000 miles Great reliable, then comes FLOYD!! I transportation. Call 429-5766 06110. HW 10/2 TOGETHER. TO after 6pm ask for Dan. FS JO/2 couldn't make it without you! MEMORIES TO COME, Love ya kiddo-- Deb AND TO MANY MORE For sale-- year-old Early morning delivery of the HAPPY BIRTHDAYS! Rideboard YOURS ALWAYS, JIMMY MONTBLANC SKI RACK-- Hartford Courant at East Missy, I just wanted to say $30, 6 prs, fits any small car Campus, call 429-9330. HW "Have an incredible birthday!" Hey Karlyn, you sucker! call 429-6446 after 6 pm. 10/9 Parly 'til you drop. Babe! Abby or Tom. FS 10/1 Rides offered to New York Alaine. You've been such a good buddy City. Friday 10/2. Share ARE YOUR SUMMER since we've been here-- thanks CONCERT TICKETS expenses. Call 487-9460. SAVINGS slowly neighbor. Happy 19th PINK FLOYD RB 10/1 disappearing?? Earn the extra To the Thcta sisters and Birthday-- we'll party soon HARTFORD, OCT. 14+15 spending money that you need pledges, the fun times are just enough babe! Love, Dorcen. DEF LEPPARD ARE YOU GOING TO with an ON-CAMPUS JOB. beginning. Let's let our Thcta HARTFORD, OCT. 11 SYRACUSE OR ;THE For dctaiils, stop by the love for one another be as LISA E., I'm glad you're my 487-4534, leave message SURROUNDING AREA? STUDENT EMPLOYMENT boundless as the sea! little sister. Welcome to the TAKE ME PLEASE!! I'LL OFFICE, Room 203, Wilbur Wine and blue. Get psyched SHARE EXPENSES! I'LL Cross Building. HW 10/5 Rick M. of Delta Chi- The for an awesome semester. PI GO ANY WEEKEND! CALL sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma PHI LOVE, AMYG. 487-6247 RB 10/1 $6.00 PER HOUR START; arc so pleased that you have Roommates/ PAINTING HOUSES accepted our nomination for Ride needed to BOSTON on FULL/PART TIME OR JUST Homecoming King-- We wish CONGRATULATIONS PLEDGES OF KAPPA Housemates Fri. Oct. 2. Will pay well. WEEKENDS. EXPERIENCE you the best of luck! Have fun Please call Pam at 487-5728 PREFERRED. CALL JAY with it Rick! -KKG SIGMA. JOHN, MIKE, anytime. Thank you. RB OR JACK AFTER 6:30 PM. PAUL, BILL, PAT, KEVIN, 10/2 487-9328 HW 10/2 PETE, MATT, DAN, College professor or Grad JANICE, V MICHAEL, JIM. GET You finally made it to your Student of female gendre to Ride needed to Mystic Groton Need help in Spanish? PSYCHED FOR A WILD 21st Birthday. It's about time! share house on Coventry Lake, area. Will share expenses. Call Qualified tutor looking for EIGHT WEEKS! DON'T Can't wait to celebrate-- will I $375 includes utilities. 429-2009 ask for Charles. RB student. Call Amy at 487- FORGET TONIGHT'S BASH! have to be your translator now? References required. Reply 10/1 - 8133. HW 10/2 GO SICK! P.O. Box 451, Coventry, Have a great one! Still your THE BROTHERS Roomie Sue 06238. RH 10/2 Suddenly realize you're short Kim S (Kappa Alpha Theta)-- on cash? We have more than To the Guy who hurt his knec- 100 jobs available paying $5- Hopc you have a great day! I would like to get to know Love, your pansy pal FEMALE HOUSEMATE TO Help Wanted $10/hr. Stop by Off-Campus you loo. How about SHARE SPACIOUS HOME Employment, 3rd floor of Thumper's Thorsday Oct. 8 for YEAH!!!! MARY BETH OVER LOOKING Wilbur Cross for information. drink specials? Cindy COVENTRY LAKE, HW 10/2 The KILLER week is over. I PREFER PROFESSIONAL Earn hundreds weekly in your hope you "Done Good". The To Ed and John (Hicks), V's in the fridge, --one of your PERSON OR GRAD spare time. United Services of you guys are so hot! We want Roomies MAR-HAR STUDENT. $325/MO. America is looking for home- to meet you-- please reply in INCLUDES UTILITIES, workers to preform nail the personals Karlyn, You're the best roomie CALL SHERRY AT 486-5496 services. Incentive programs Personals in the world! Happy 19th RH 10/2 available. For information send I: You've been through some a large self addressed stamped Birthday! Just think only 2 hard times and I hope to see more years!! I Love you. envelope to USA 244307 Female roommate wanted to Hey Missy you back to your nice self Magic Mtn Pkwy., Suite again. Enjoy your new home share rom in Waldcn Apts. Happy Birthday, bet you CAREN !!!HAPPY #306, Valencia CA 91355. and stay happy! I'll be there if $120 per month plus utilities. thought I didn't carc-- BIRTHDAY!!! TWENTY- HW 10/27 you need me. Friends Always, Call evenings 429-8974. RH WRONG!! Be an animal, but ONE? ACK-ACK! PHTTT! 10/2 Your other half Subway of Vcrnon, 649-9440. remember, not too much, now PHTTT! LOVE, LOVE. LOVE. LOVE, LOVE, Part time counter attendant, $4 you can be arrested. LOVE, HELP!!! Dear Rat, JAMES to start, $4.50 after 30 days. 20 Vic I am still homeless, and Thanks so much for minutes from campus, paid desperately need a place to live. the love, support, laughter, and Cheryl, Delta Zeta pledge, I'm extra hour travel lime per shift. Hey JAMIE, I love you! Party If you still need a roommate, friendship. Time spent with looking forward to being Call between 9-2 weekdays. it up today, and have a great call Sam at 429-9384. Leave you is priceless. I'm so glad I sisters forever. Great job on HW 10\5 18th- but remember, not too message. RH 10/22 much fun. Love, Vicky wiped my hands on your pants! the rock. Love, Donna. Love forever, Ren The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 Page 12 iClassifiedi

Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, EARL'S TRAVELING DISC COMPUTER SERVICE: KARREN (ELLSWORTH 5th) Miscellaneous Mexico City, London, Madrid, JOCKEY SERVICE: In Word Processing (Multimate), ITS BEEN OVER THREE Milan, Frankfurt from $150. business over a decade on Lotus 1-2-3, dBase III, Mail- WEEKS SINCE WE SAW Bermuda $135. Rio/Hong campus. On Campus student Merge, Labels, provided by YOU AND STILL THINGS Kong from $299. Sydney rates starting at $90 with Microcomputer Specialist in HAVEN'T CHANGED. CHEAP THRILLS! FLY $699 and more? CALL NpW lighting. (Also, interested in my home. IBM/PC (comp). GUESS FRIENDSHIP ISNT AS A COURIER. One way: VOYAGER (212) 431-1616 buying Kenwood amplifiers Professional service guaranteed. AS IMPORTANT AS LA $75, Puerto Rico $89, M-F 12-5 pm. M 10/30 and Technics turntables) Call 429-6072. M 10/16 "LOVE". S. L. TOLD US Miami $59. Round trip: 423-1508. M 12/10 ABOUT YOUR ACCIDENT- TOO BAD YOU COULDNT HAVE CALLED US- WE STICK BOY By Harlev WOULD HAVE BEEN By GARY LARSON THERE TO HELP. GUESS YOU MADE YOUR "CHOICE." K AND F.

KMB-- Wheeler C. You're such a great friend. Thanks for the thoughtful surprise. It made my day. The exam couldn't have been worse. It's all A's from here or out (ha- ha). See you Friday @ 10:00- I promise! Love, Shar-Bear

John S. Dierienzo, you told me a long time ago that I wasn't the easiest girl you ever dated. Well, that was 7 months ago and I love you more each day. Love always, Lauren

Brian and Bill (SPE House), Hope you arc looking forward Nerds in hell Stick boy reads Casteen's Revised to 2 am. as much as we are. Dictionary of the English Language Love Betsy and Donna PS. How about Gills? Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU To the sexy rcadhcad in the corner room of Chandler The Debate/ Is USA Today a newspaper? CONCLUSION? • A RBCORP 84% OF US HAVB OPINIONS. I Second Floor: Thank you for m your stimulating display on ff)%KN0tUS0Me0NtUJH0$\ HAD ONE- IN THB LAST YBAR! 9/28/87 when you were dancing around in your tight yellow bikini underpants. Your buns arc fine.

The Girls of BARBARA BOOPSTCIN MARK SLACKM€YEK ZONKFR HARRIS UAlSr DOONFSBURY At tress i.hrtnrietei Hmfto PatsonaitfY Socialite far me* Shakespeare tos AngaHts Cai»l Washington, D C New folk. N9w York tutsa. Okia \i In ilu* Popr ( .IIIH'IH ' i N • MUM* HOI liiil I llll IHH MM* lllill hMI Wh.ll a Nil i>l |liWs|.;i Km Anj0r IHrkin-mt H think ihr>'rt' shll pni i MM1 through ami I'M pm ffi l"t Ihnr 4m -.liir' Unit MMI bur tr< leil h\ Ihr Kir-l nut' ill llHMr Nllt' lm\i"\ ••\.-r\ihinn Sinai™ 's AIIM IMIMIIIII Imi llcnr> ran uvM » CE CAREN, i\n HI iiithtl" I-. ljury VMtll tin M.I. M.I tO-i KiniC .i i ..lutnhiM ' HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY! Wfa An opposing niew IT'S BEEN THREE YEARS ACROSS THE USA: THE LONG AND SHORT OF OF ABUSE AND YOU'RE STILL HANGING IN THERE, YOU CRAZY ZOOMIE! YOU'RE OUR FAVORITE BLOOM COUNTY by Be xe Breathed CE, CHICK! SEE YOU AT TED'S AT 5:00. IPS OPUS.' **k i H€'S FOf&NZN ^ MAT? PIP we YOUR ROOM * OUT? so --RON AND RAMBO US/ HB'S MISS YOU t WHY, UH...WHY, we HAWr IJUST WS'Ri CO/WHO we've &eeN TDUCH6P ft THING. SIONe? GOING HOM6/T COUNTING THe HOURS OF CWRSe'... RIGHT.. A como. TIL YOUR ReTVRN / VIRTUALLY SACRFP LEASCf WMOOSel Ms. Frisbee Player, I think RIGHT/ Memotmu w you're great except when you YOUR laugh at my throw. You arc a JNTICI- )pATeP very good friend. Thank You, RETURN.. love, me.

SAM H. (LANCASTER 3rd) I waited for your show on Sunday night. What happened?! Arc you surprised that I know who you are? Shoe by Jeff MacNeHy Chris Topping told me you were embarrassed about the personal you got from me. Sorry, I didn't mean to embarrass you. And just for the record, I'm not sexually frustrated!! Signed-- Holistcr B, 2nd Floor.

HEYSQUEEK!! We would like you to have.... A HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Enjoy your weekend. We'll miss you- "Oh how sad!" Party till you drop (or fart, whichever comes first). Love, Button, Marie, Becca and the Whole 4th Floor The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 Page 13 iClassifiedSi NEW CREDIT CARD! No NATURAL Foods, Beer, and one refused Mastercard. Also SONIC SOUND D.J. Having a Party? Call S- Wine Making Supplies, STUDENTS SERVICE Will Play your AUDIO. We've got 2400 Watts Incense, Essential Oils, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF erase bad credit. Do it favorite ROCK, DANCE. TOP of Sound, computerized Potpourri CHAMPLIONS THE 1/2 PRICE OFFER FOR yourself. Call 1-619-565- FORTY, AND OLDIE lighting and 8 years of GENERAL STORE RT 275, DORM DELIVERY OF THE 1522. ext. R 98 Ct. 24 MUSIC. For any occassion. experience at UCONN. Call Eagleville, 1 1/2 miles from HARTFORD COURANT. hours. M 10/2 Special-on Campus Rate. Call Matt or Sandy at 429-7784. M Campus Call 429-1144. M CALL 429-9330. M 10/5 487-5333. M 10/20 12/10 12/10 HEAVY METAL;HITS UCONN Every Saturday nite tune your dial to 91.7 WHUS, by Lauren DeFranco 5 to 8 pm for the best hard Wilbur Cross rock show in town- HEY WllBuR,. DID MDl/ HfA£J SO WMATS THE. BIG IN FACT..I DUNK VCOHH 'CAVSfc THOSE IVY METAL MADNESS M A6oitf TH6 y/U£ SCAHMtf CONTT?0V«Sy Of IT AU,\[- is5H0ULD TURN &AY... IEA&U& TAGOTS ££/rr 10/2 EveRY SCHOOL HAS A THE UNIVERSITY IS 6£lN& ' US IN FOOTBALL'..: WORD WIZARD will laser MfcJOtfiry OF SOME KIND.. lAeeieu A GAY SCHOOL..- you've GOT A typeset your resumes, flyers; POINT THEKfc type term papers, theses, letters. FREE EDITING! Pick up, delivery available anytime. Reasonable rates. Call 742- 6410 9am-9pm. M 10/9

HEY GIRLS: Tired of wearing your old T- shirrts and sweatpants? Spice up your wardrobe with Undercover Wear Lingerie! Joel by J. J. Messenger Just call Joan at 429-2387 M10/2

Events

YOUNG LADIES! INTERESTED IN BEING PART OF GREEK LIFE? AND STILL HAVE TIME FOR ALL YOUR OTHER ACTIVITIES? ATTEND SIGMA CHI LITTLE Husky Daze by Steve Walsh SISTER. RUSH CHI HOUSE 10 WHITNEY ROAD. E 10/1 pyrHF' .: CfaMiBC. \ Ov)6R T- •>rcu \ LIBERAL YOM KIPPUR "PRElAjy MT J3B*k \ SERVICES CONDUCTED *i rflP BY RABBI HIRSCH COHEN Oto "Hit .of - n&i TO i 11 fjftWKJ^ OF CONGREGATION BETH 9b EL. KOL NIDRE FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 8:30 PM, MEMORIAL AND CONCLUDING SERVICE, SATURDAY, OCT. 3, 4:00PM HILLEL HOUSE. EVERYONE WELCOME. E 10/2

Be true to your school! Try - out for the Junior Varsity Frat House by David Koenig Checrlcading Squad! Tryouts Monday, Tuesday, and f Wednesday October 5-7. in the Heuotsecwe&Asr... ti*» "'i SUMCCS Field House. Don't Miss It!! m 0 m it*.*** Males and Females Welcome!! Ztj IkvpM's office E 10/6

tiFl r^Fi LIP SYNC CONTEST for Homecoming: Auditions Monday October 5, must sign up in Middlesex 318. Any o «. questions call Jamie 487-4909. Single or group contestants. E 10/5 Mother Goose & Grimm MANDATORY LACROSSE by Mike Peters MEETING THURSDAY 3:00 PM FIELDHOUSE CLASSROOM. BRING Dl IES $55. IF YOU CANT ATTEND- CALL DION 487- 7683. ITS VERY IMPORTANT. GAMES, UNIFORMS, ETC. E 10/1

UCONN BICYCLING CLUB Rides start today. MWF4:15, TuTh 3:45 at the field house. Important meeting next week. Date to be announced. Let's ride! E 10/1 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 Page 14 iClassifieds;

Lost set of keys on UConn Colloquia: Documentary Film Arc you interested in working Pizza Party!! Lutheran Student Be irue lo your school! Try - Key Chain in Jungle Area. If Making. The Puerto Rican for the 1988 Nutmeg Fellowship is Having a Pizza out for the Junior Varsity Found please Call Jamie 487- Center, October 1st, 7:00 pm. Yearbook. Paid editors and Movie Party on Sunday, Chccrlcading Squad! Tryouts A 10/1 positions are available. Apply 4909 LF 10/2 October 11. 'oin us at 6:00 at Monday, Tuesday, and at USG office, 3rd floor SU South before 10/9/87 A 10/7 Hope Lutheran CHurch for Wednesday October 5-7. in the Lost Gold Necklace on Pizza, Movie (Crocodile Field House. Don't Miss It!! Saturday night. Could be GALA. Annnouwccsi CT Coalition for Lesbian and Gay LIBERAL YOM KIPPUR Dundee) and lots of fun. Bring Males and Females Welcome!! anywhere on Campus. Has $2.00 and a friend. A 10/9 A 10/6 Sentimental Value. Please call Civil Rights "DANCE", SERVICES CONDUCTED Melissa at. 487-4971 Reward. Saturday Oct. 3, St. Thomas BY RABBI HIRSCH COHEN Aquinas 8-12. Admission $3-- OF CONGREGATION BETH Come as you are... or don't LF 10/2 come at all to the Co-op Career Hypnosis: Dr. Irving kirsch $5. A 10/1 EL. KOL NIDRE, FRIDAY. Day, Thursday October 8 from will speak on hypnosis, HARTFORD HALL: I found OCT. 2, 8:30 PM. Monday at 7:00 pm in Room MEMORIAL AND 11-3 pm in die Student Union a sum of money and a receipt Ballroom. A 10/8 P108 of the Homer Babbidge in the stairway of Hartford CONCLUDING SERVICE, Library. Sponsored by Psi Chi SATURDAY. OCT. 3, 4PM Hall. Contact me at Box 40 BLOCK BORK! E10/2 North Campus Mailroom, if UNITY DAY UNITY DAY HILLEL HOUSE! UNITY DAY UNITY DAY EVERYONE WELCOME. A Demonstration Against Bork. you can identify amount and In Hartford, Thursday, Supreme name on receipt. LF 10/8 UNITY DAY UNITY DAY 10/2 OCT. 2 OCT. 2 OCT. 2 Court building on Capitol OCT. 2 OCT. 2 OCT. 2 LESBIAN EXPRESSIONS Avenue, across from State LOST: Keys with black Capitol, from 6:00 to 8:00pm Lost & Found Mchclob cap- about 12 Keys OCT. 2 OCT. 2 OCT. 2 INFORMAL DISCUSSION BE THERE HILLTOP! A GROUP-- IF YOU ARE today. sponsored by the lost in TLS 154 Tuesday Coalition For Fair Court. A 10/1 LESBIAN OR UNSURE JOIN Morning after 8-9:30 class. 10/1 Please call 487-0514. LF 10/2 US FOR SUPPORT. THURSDAY OCT. 8TH AT ********************* We lost our 11-week old THE WOMEN'S CENTER AT kitten. He's black and white Need experience? Live and 7:30 PM. CALL THE Suddenly realize you're short LOST AT YALK-UCONN WOMEN'S CENTER FOR and probably around the Jungle work in Hartford with UConn's on cash? We have more than GAME: SILVER SAINT MORE INFO AT 486-4738. A or Frats. $10 reward. Please URBAN SEMESTER 100 jobs available paying from CHRISTOPHER 10/8 MEDALLION. VERY call 487-8294 LF 10/2 PROGRAM. All majors ~$5-$K)/hour. Slop by Off- SENTIMENTAL, GIFT welcome, Earn 15 Credits. Campus Employment, 3rd FROM ADOPTIVE Lost: Tan wallet with Call 464-3631 or Visit Hall Students For Peace floor of Wilbur Cross for PARTENTS. PLEASE inscription "Advcsl 1979". Dorm 209, Mon.- Fri. A Meetings evey Monday night, information. A 10/2 CALL SHARON AT 487- Reward if returned. If found, 10/1 . 7:00pm in our office, 214 SU. 4599 IF YOU KNOW OF call Tim aat 487-5895. LF A 10/5 ANY INFORMATION. 10/1 BIG REWARD!!! THANX.LF 10/6 ********************* LOST: 1 gold chain on Saturday night. Could be THE Daily Crossword by Victor Jambor Jr. anywhere on campus. Please LOST EITHER IN TED'S OR call 487-4971. LF 10/1 ACROSS 1 2 3 6 7 • t 10 11 12 BETWEEN TEDS AND 1 Current ' s 13 ,. FRATS: FRFSH WATER LOST: one set of room keys 5 Used a gun 9 Hair style " PEARL BRACELET WITH 17 ,. on key ring which bears a coat 13 Space ■ GOLD AND BLUE BEADS. of arms. If found please call 14 Fables man * 20 P }22 IF FOUND, CALL ANDREA 16 Shut the door 1 David at 487-5081. LF 10/9 487-7806. REWARD. noisily ■24 17 Up above " ' k 18 Level 26 . 28 30 31 LOST: Pierre Cardin wallet 19 Smoky air " ■ _ ■ two weeks ago. Keep the 20 Golf goal 32 B 21 Bell's cousin • ■ " money but please return the 35 ■ Activities 23 Certain genre | i.d.s, pictures and wallet! Call 25 Santa —, J ■ f 38 ■ 487-4710. Thanks! LF 10/2 Calif. 1 26 Bridges ■ f 41 42■ Political Science Career Panel 27 Process paper I " 32 Particle ■ 44 LOST: RED NOTEBOOK BY with reception by Political 33 Observes Lent 1 1 ARJONA WEDNESDAY, Science Honor Society. Cider 34 Yoko — 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 35 "Citizen —" I " SEPTEMBER 23. and Cheese on Thurs. Oct. 1st 54 36 Impetuous BELIEVED TO BE FINANCE 3:30 in Su 218. A 10/1 " ' 37 Periods 57 U NOTEBOOK. MAY BE 38 Glaciarium PICKED UP AT CDC stuff 80 ., OFFICE. LF 10/1 39 Minor role m " 40 Ward off 1987 Tribune Media1 Services, Inc. 1 09123/87 GET INVOLVED! 41 Saw-edged All Rights Reserved VOLUNTEER AT A 43 Obese Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: LOST: "OAKLEY" MENTAL HOSPITAL 4 HRS. 44 Grampus 9 Depth charge 45 Disposed 10 Antiaircraft J A M SHR A N G E w A s P SUNGLASSES CUSTOM. A WEEK-- 46 Ask someone fire A G U IBI M I L E o L L A VERY DISTINCTIVE, TRANSPORTATION to leave 11 Tear down M E T EHV I T A R A 1 D PRESCREPTION CYCLING PROVIDED. GREAT 51 Self-esteem 12 Heb. measure ■ l c 9 I GLASSES- EXPERIENCE! EVERYONE 54 Anticipation 15 Imposition c E 1 S 55 Live 21 Moist s A B A s, T E R § FLUORESCENT GREEN, WELCOME AT INFO. 56 WWI plane 22 Bills T I L T i ID! H E A T YELLOW, & PINK MEETING. OCT 5, 7:00 pm 57 Utility 24 Gait A M A H A R G 0 customer 26 Gap FRAMES. DARK GRAY in SU Rm 101 A 10/2 F S E 1 R 58 Yes —! 27 Packed ft n» E T IN G AlTl LENSE. LOST BETWEEN 59 Rose or 28 Concerning FIELD HOUSE $ N. What has a volleyball Fountain 29 Porter or tiler I 0 R A N If 60 Hamilton bills 30 Access c R A M s A N R A F T EAGLEVILLE ON SUNDAY tournament, outdoor dinner, fV 61 Fixed time 31 Optimistic I u N F ■ A s I D E A t P E 9/27. IF FOUND, PLEASE popcorn, and a movie and is 62 Vicinity 32 Slaloms A s T ■ M I s E R § E R A k CONTACT THE CYCLING FUN? Hilltop Unity Day! Be 33 Reputation Y E A S|A P E R s E X A M DOWN 36 Deck covers TEAM. 487-8442. there and show that Hill Spirit! 09123187 A 10/1 1 Ceiling sliding 37 Mild oath REWARD. LF 10/2 door 39 Transport 2 Jot 40 Below average 3 Key 42 Coxswain's Attention HILLTOP! Where 4 Czar abbr. crew LOST: 12 Comic Books in a 5 Flavors 43 For the time 47 Drench down 52 Fence door white cardboard box. Please arc you going to be Oct. 2? 6 Spartan serf being 48 —door policy 53 Theaters of call Tcri at 423-6290. LF 10/2 Btrat Unity Day! It's fun and 7 Sand ridges 45 Riddle 49 Way out old it's FREE, so come! A 10/1 8 Honky— 46 Door position 50 Urgent 56 Resort LOST: At Huskies, Red Innsbruck Ski Jacket (shell). Congratulations Mclinda Sentimental value - Please call Landino new Hilltop Council between 6:00 - 7:00 pm at Secretary! We hope you arc 487-6099. Thank you. LF 10/1 ;cxcitcd to be with us. Best of Luck this year-The council At Yale /UConn Game 1 Gold A 10/1 Escort Service Necklace 487-8216 fPcte/Andy) Found in D Lot LF 10/4 Hilltop BEWARE! Unity Day is this Friday! Volleyball Lost 9/25 Black Casio Watch teams get PSYCHED to win in Between Storrs Hall and and show that AWESOME 486-4809 Towers. If Found Please call Hill SPIRIT!!! Show UCONN Dean at 423-6860. LF 10/7 that Hilltop is the BEST!!!! Page 15 Sports; The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 1, 1987 ... soccer team tops Rhode Island, 1-0 •.. history of collusion From back page Two minutes later Reif hit a As the final seconds ticked will be broadcast live on 91.7 From back page cross from the left side to off the clock, Rammel faced WHUS—FM. Had it been another year, say How are these stupendous Lulaj, whose shot was blocked Klima in a one-on-one. 1920, the owners may have salaries going to be stopped by a URI defender. The rebound Rammel\s shot, taken before been thrown out of the game from reaching the clouds — The stats yesterday were: permanently. Although the went to Tunson, who missed the final buzzer sounded, did FINAL: goals. UConn 1-0; threaten to remove the players' the goal by about two feet to not cross the goal line until shots, UConn 12-10; corner crime is lost in the journalism security? Remove the color tvs the right. after the game ended. If the kicks, UConn 13-3; goalie extravaganza with the NFL from the clubhouses? Close With 1:44 left in the game, game were one second longer, saves, URI 2-1; back saves, 0; strike, it is as crucial as the down the pre- and post-game Tunson had a one-on-one break Rammel would have scored offsides. UConn 9-4; fouls. URI famous case of the Chicago buffets? Cut out Oreo cookies away against Klima, but the twice. 21-16; cautions. URI 4-2; "Black" Sox. completely? keeper made the save on The Huskies next game is 1 ejections, URI 1-0; penalties. In 1920. "Shoeless" Joe It's a tough situation. 0. Attendance. 127. Tunson's shot. p.m. Sunday at Dartmouth. It Jackson, accompanied by a Collusion may not be the band of ballplayers, was found answer, or the question, or a guilty of throwing the previous word easily spelled. But it is years' World Scries, and all illegal. were unconditionally expelled What will happen to 1987's from baseball. Maybe owners and general managers? 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Thursday, October 1, 1987 RammeF s goal makes What should soccer team a winner we do about By Paul Edward Parker collusion? Daily Campus Staff SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Mike Tunson took By J.E. Harris advantage of slippery field conditions to steal a pass and Campus Correspondent set up Steve Rammel to score the only goal in a men's So, you are wondering about soccer team 1-0 win over the University of Rhode Island all this collusion stuff. You yesterday. are wondering what it's all With about nine minutes to play in the game, Tunson about, why you must hear more about it, and what it picked off a pass after a URI midfielder fell on the rain- means to you, the consumer. greased grass. Tunson played the ball to senior back Well, the answer to the first Chris Reif, who was playing midfield for this play. Reif burning question: No, the sent a through ball to Rammel, who dribbled a few steps owners did not have a up the left and sent a rolling and skipping ball just inside collision, acquire concussions the far goal post with 8:26 on the clock. and subsequently suffer from About 15 minutes into the game, Kanto Lulaj scored a goal that delusions. The Major League was called back because Tunson was offsides. Coach Joe Morronc Baseball owners and general argued that the call was a poor one because Tunson was not managers simply acted with involved in the scoring play and because the linesman did not assertion when faced with signal for offsides until after the goal was scored. salaries escalating as far from While Morronc may be right on that count, it was more a case of reality as the cheapest seats at one bad call evening out another. At the start of the play, Dan Shea Stadium. Donigan was offsides, but not called when he should have been. In the Fall months of 1985, This marked the second game in a row that Lulaj has had a goal the pot-bellied boys concurred called back because of offsides — both questionable calls. that something had to be done URI nearly won yesterday's game, dominating play from about about the limitless salaries. 30 minutes left to 15 minutes left in the game. In that 15 minutes, So, they broke the law. They URI had three shots from within 15 yards sail over the cross bar collectively agreed to offer — one about 18 inches from going in. prospective free agent players The last 15 minutes of the game, though, was all UConn. nothing beyond a specified With 14:32, Donigan played a short corner kick to Lulaj while amount of money, or a number the Rams defense was still setting up. Lulaj, from the top right of Oreo cookies (after all, Oreo corner of the penalty box. Lulaj played the ball to Reif, who cookies are what the pig immediately fed it forward for Lulaj to shoot. The shot, low and Steve Rammel scored the only goal in the men's owners reward their three- curving to the right, would have tucked just inside the right goal soccer team's 1-0 victory over Rhode Island yesterday month old racing pigs with at post except URI keeper Lance Klima dove and knocked the ball (File photo). the Big E). See page 15 over the goal line wide of the goal. . See page IS Field hockey team sloshes its way to a tie

By Douglas Hardy gave UConn a 1-0 lead when Daily Campus Staff she scored the afternoon's The No. 4 nationally opening goal fourteen minutes ranked UConn women's field into the first period. hockey team battled to a 3-3 Harvard sent the game into double overtime tie with overtime when Sharon Landau Harvard University in a fired an eight yard shot past downpour Wednesday Husky freshman goalie Megan afternoon. Tiley with 16 seconds left to UConn, now 2-0-2 with play in regulation. yesterday's tic, dominated With the game tied 1-1 at Harvard (1-2-1) throughout the the end of the first half, Senior afternoon. UConn outshot the co-captain Traccy Fuchs' visitors 20-11 in a game that unassisted goal gave the lasted through 90 minutes of Huskies a short lived 2-1 lead regulation overtime play, but in the second half. were unable to come up with a UConn head coach Diane winning goal. Wright said, "Our defense Junior midfielder Diane didn't play aggressive enough. Madl scored on a Donna They kept getting the ball Garofalo pass give the behind our midfielders...once Huskies a 3-2 leau with 7:23 the ball was behind the left to play. Garofalo, senior midfielders, we were running to UConn's Donna Garofalo (14) scores UConn's first goal in yesterday's 3-3 forward and co-captain, earlier catch up." overtime tie with Harvard (Bob Palmer photo}.

■ ':■ . . ; ■ ■ mmmmm mm:■:-:•:■:■:■:■:■ :■:■■:■:■:■:•:•:•.•:■ The volleyball team lost in five games San Diego catcher Benito Santiago to Yale Tuesday Jnight. Scored In Ihe extended his hitting strea k to 32 games were: 15-ft, 8-15, 15-11, 5-15 games Wednesday night with a double 15-6, The toss droi>s UConn to 9-7 off Reds* pitcherTom Browning. rfsl on the year* while Yale ups its record Santiago's streak is the longest by a rookie in major league history. Today to 9-3.