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VoL LXXXIXNo. 56 The University of Connecticut Friday, Nov. 22, 1985 Leaders pledge improved relations; nuclear arms deadlock continues GENEVA (AP)—President Reagan and Soviet Reagan, leader of the world's most powerful leader Mikhail Gorbachev, sealing their summit democracy, and Gorbachev, head of the most with a toast of champagne, said Thursday their powerful communist nation, smiled often and meeting marked a "new start" toward improved shook hands frequently at the brief closing relations, but they failed to break their deadlock ceremony in Geneva They pledged to on the main business of nuclear arms controL accelerate the work of arms control The two leaders, who spent more than six negotiators, but could not even agree on hours alone in private conversations, agreed to guidelines for them hold a second summit next June in Washington, They sat side by side on a large stage under and a third in Moscow in 1987. two huge flags of the Soviet Union and the Reagan stopped in Brussels to brief NATO United States and concluded the first super- allies and then flew on to Washington to address power summit in six years with a statement des- a joint session of Congress. His message that cribing their talks as "frank and useful," and the superpowers are "heading in the right direc- acknowledging" serious differences remain on a tion" toward improved relations. number of critical issues." Gorbachev, summarizing the summit before Warsaw Pact leaders in Prague, told reporters Each applauded the other's remarks and then he and Reagan looked at one another "straight witnessed the signing of the new cultural in the eye" during a series of talks—but could exchange agreement that Reagan said paved not win an agreement to trade nuclear bomb the way for the people-to-people exchanges he cutbacks for an end to the American "Star hopes will lead to improved understanding. Wars" program But they did not disguise the differences that "All restraint will be blown to the winds" in remain, and both sides made clear they are still nuclear competition unless the United States far apart on a joint approach to Reagan's pulls back from its anti-missile defense efforts," Strategic Defense Initiative, the so-called Star the Soviet general secretary said Wars anti-missile program 6 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL THANKSGIVING—Karen Nlel- send and Tammy Medes survey the Co- op' • books Speaker explains interview process selection (Maria DeAngelis photo). By Kimberry Jenkins plained exactly how a typical company offers as benefits. Campus Correspondent interview is conducted The Finally, they'll tell the student Interviewing for post-college first objective of the interview what jobs are currently a- jobs was the subject of discus- is to relax the student They vailable Breaking a habit: sion Wednesday night as Pat- try to diminish the student's The interviewers will gather ricia McChristian spoke to 20 feelings of nervousness, anx- facts about the student's cre- students in the lounge of iety and stiffness At the begin- dentials, what they have ac- The Great Smokeout French B. ning of a meeting, the inter- complished in college and Smokers in California watched the dancing Cancerettes, in A movie on interviewing viewer often talks about a high school, as well as their Harlem they attended a "cold turkey" rally, and even the and canvass recruiting was topic that is relatively light experiences in summer and villainous J.R Ewing helped a smoker try to kick the habit shown first Canvass recruit- The recruiter then attempts part- time jobs. Companies are Thursday during the ninth annual Great American ing is when companies go to provide information to and looking for, and hiring what Smokeout from college to college and obtain information from the they call the "total person". The goal of the American Cancer Society, which sponsored interview graduating students interviewee They explain The more a student has to the nationwide anti-smoking day, was to get one in five of the for various job openings. where the company and its offer, the more attractive they nation's 55 million smokers to quit for at least 24 hours A pre In the movie, two pro- branch offices are located become to the company. liminary survey showed that more than one in three smokers fessional interviewers ex- They also explain what the Seepage3 made the attempt Last year, a record 20.4 million smokers tried to quit and 5.4 million succeeded for the day, according to estimates drawn from a Gallup polL About 3 million were still off cigarettes five days later. An initial survey on Thursday showed that 19.7 million smokers participated, but officials said that did not represent a drop because last year's early poll showed that 18.5 million had participated That figure rose to 20.4 million after a later poll, and this year's total is also likely to rise when the final count is made next week The estimate is based on a telephone survey of 2,172 households. One smoker got special help on Thursday. Gretchen Orthen, a nurse at St John's Hospital and Health Center in Santa Monica Calif., was " adopted' for the day by actor Larry Hagman, who plays J.R Ewing on televisioa Hagman escorted Mr. Orthen around the "Dallas" set and to a rally and other activities in an effort to keep her mind off cigarettes. Another "adoptee" was University of Texas football coach Fred Akers, who was "adopted' by his next opponent in a Southwest Conference football game—Baylor coach Grant Teaff. Under the Cancer Society's adoption program, non- smokers provide smoking" adoptees" with oral suport to help them avoid smoking Teaff sent Akers a supply of lollipops, a Baylor green-and-gold "growl tower' to chew on. and a shirt that says, "Kiss Me—I Don't Smoke" Other efforts to convince smokers to toss away their PUFF1—Apparently these smokestacks didn't hear about the Great American cigarettes ranged from the bizarre to the educational. Smokeout yesterday (Erskine Carter photo). Inside Today: ■^x Weather Forecast: Bring your umbrella with you this • Theatre as you don't expect it See page 11. weekend! Wet snow turning to rain today, temperatures in the 30s • The little things at Shippee make it a big winner. See page 5. Chance of rain throughout the week- end with temperatures in the low 50s > ^ Page 2 The Daily Campus, Friday, November 22, 1985 ALMANAC STATE NATION WORLD Trooper arrested on Delinquent loans target Evacuees angered by drunk driving charge of proposed bill practice moves NEW LONDON (AP)—State police are investigat- WASHINGTON (AP)—Rep Sam Gejdenson, ing the conduct of an off-duty traffic-enforcement BOGOTA Colombia (AP)—Townspeople near the D-Conn, introduced a bill Thursday to make ifreasier Nevado Del Ruiz volcano were angry Thursday when trooper arrested over the weekend on a drunken for states to collect delinquent student loans by driving charge according to a published report they learned that a forced night march from their withholding the wages of defaulters. homes to the mountains was only a practice evacua- Trooper Lawrence J. Pagan was operating a spe- "People who come to the government for assis- cial state police chase car when stopped at a routine tion But they won't go back, fearing a repeat of the tance have an obligation to pay the money back" eruption and avalanche that killed at least 25,000 road block, tested and then eventually charged with Gejdenson said at a news conference where he driving under the influence Groton town police told last week announced the plan Juan Castillo, a spokesman for President Balisario The Day newspaper of New London "The borrower default rate in the guaranteed stu- State police spokesman Adam Berluti said his Betancur, said that, as of Wednesday, an estimated dent loan program currently stands at 11 percent 27,000 people had died in the Nov. 13 disaster, and department is investigating the case, but he would This figure restricts the amount of funds available for not divulge details. When the ivestigation is com- 8,000-9,000 of them were under 16. But Health Minis- future loans and provides the political ammunition ter Rafail Zubiria said earlier this week the figure was pleted Berluti said he will be able to say only that the for the wholesale destruction of educational assis- trooper was cleared or found guilty of violating 25,000 and has not updated it since tance programs," he said Mayor Joel Hartman of Mariquita apparently the departmental regulations. Of the $29 billion in guaranteed student loans Pagan. 29, of Colchester was charged Saturday only town involved in the evacuation drill Wednesday offered since 1966, $3.2 billion have been defaulted night said the order to leave the town and march into night after he was stopped during a routine road- he said That figure accounts for about three block on Route 12. His case was scheduled to be the hills came only after 15,000 people had just million loans. returned to the town after fleeing in fear of another heard Dec 3 in New London Superior Court Gejdenson said his bill would allow state guarantee Breath tests reportedly showed that Pagan's blood eruption and mud avalanche agencies, which are responsible for collecting stu- "Now they have returned to the mountains (again) alcohol level exceeded the legal limit of 0.10 dent loans from defaulters, to establish administra- percent and many refuse to return (to Mariquita)," tive procedures that would allow them to garnish Hartman said "If s within the requirements," Assistant State's wages. Attorney Harold Dean said He declined further com- Victor G Ricardo, director of the National To encourage agencies to put the garnishment Emergency Committee set up to deal with the disas- ent because Pagan could avoid pleading to the procedures in effect states that took the action charge by entering the state's alcohol education pro- ter, said he had ordered the practice evacuation "to would be allowed to keep 35 percent of the money keep the population alert" gram available to those who have no previous record collected Now, state guarantee agencies may keep of alcohol-related motor vehicle offenses. Seismologists and vulcanologists have been warn- 30 percent of the money. ing that the three-mile high volcano could erupt Groton town police Lt James Falvey ordered the Under the guaranteed loan program, students get arrest after the officer who administered a field sob- again, melting more of the tons of ice and snow on its the loans from banks. If a student defaults, the state peak and triggering more mudslides like the one that riety test was prepared to let the off-duty trooper go, agency repays the bank But eventually the state The Day reported buried Armero under the lake of mud 15 feet deep on agency gets reimbursed from the federal govern- the night of Nov. 13. A Groton officer said the arrest was justified based ment on test results. The officer also said state inves- Mariquita escaped that first mud flow, and is now "The defaulters have been used as a hammer to full of the living and the dead from Armero, a town of tigators have spent two days at the local police head- destroy the program," he said quarters questioning the local police 20,000 that once existed only nine miles away.
IN OTHER NEWS BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)—Terry Waite, the WATERFORD (AP)—Northeast Utilities archbishop of Canterbury's envoy who is trying declared an alert at its Millstone 1 nuclear WASHINGTON (AP)—The FBI on Thursday to free American hostages in Lebanon, was power plant Thursday about an hour before the arrested a civilian counterintelligence analyst pinned down by gunfire between battling Moslem company's Connecticut Yankee plant shut itself for the Navy on charges of improperly retaining militias Thursday. down in a separate incident officials said classified documents and theft of government But in a message for the hostages' families, he said No radiation was released in either incident and property. he is still optimistic about the kidnapped Americans' there was no danger to the public, NU spokesman Two federal sources said he was believed to have chances for freedom He urged their relatives to be Richard J. Gallagher said been gathering the material for Israel. brave. A MOSCOW (AP)—Three Soviet cosmonauts abandoned their orbiting space laboratory and HARTFORD (AP)—The president of E.F. Hut- WASHINGTON (AP)—Cable News Network ton & Co. Inc urged the state Thursday not to returned to Earth today in a space capsule after has been granted permission to routinely one of them became ill and needed hospitalization, suspend the investment firm's Connecticut receive transmissions of Soviet television pic- license for even a short time saying such a sanction the official news agency Tass reported tures direct form the Soviet satellite system, a It was the first time the Soviet Union was known to would affect people who had nothing to do with Hut- Federal Communications Commission official said ton's troubles with the law. have cut short a space mission because of healt pro- Thursday. blems during the flight .. .. ,. _™ 8 —edited by M. Dillon UCONN WEATHER Friday will be in the 30 s with TRIVIA rain or wet snow likely. Friday How many people night will be rainy and cooL graduated from UConn in Saturday will be cloudy 1923? with a chance of rain late in the afternoon The high will Sixty-one people received be 50 to 55. degrees in 1923, the 40th Clearing and cool Sunday, commencement of the highs in the 30s. Sunday night university. will be cloudy and cold, low in the 20s.
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The article on the Child Development Labs Thursday incorrectly stated the cost of the program The cost is $300 a month The Daily Campus regrets the error
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Friday, November 22, 1985 Page 3 Successful holiday meal requires planning There's more to planning a Department of Consumer weighed BEFORE you pay for occasional discrepancy, immediately," Heslin advises, successful holiday meal than Protection are continuing it and if you note more than an report it to this Department writing out a grocery list "If s their checks of the Connec- important to remember how ticut stores to see that listed to buy wisely and how to weights are accurate safely prepare and store Heslin says that even foods," Consumer Protection though it is the stores' respon- Marching band elects officers Commissioner Mary M Heslin sibility to be sure that the weights listed on packages said According to Will, a third bers in the UConn marching Inspectors from both the are accurate the consumer The UConn marching band hais elected a new band coun- semester economics major band Will said Foods and the Weights and should be alert "If you are and former treasurer for the According to Will, the top of Measures Divisions of the unsure have the product cil for the 1986 school year. Elected to the council were, council, the marching band the new council's agenda con- Ed Will, who will replace councils primary function is cerns a trip to Europe in May Barry Simon as president; Ed to provide a social 1985, during which the band How to use sociology Kaplan, vice president; Gary atmosphere for the band will perform in Munich Ger- "The council sets up parties many, Vienna, Salzburg and What are the effects of por- clear and convincing manner, Hoggan, treasurer, Missy for the band after foot- Innsbruch Austria and nography in a UConn dorm? according to professor McCray, historian; Margaret Farrell, secretary.and Jeanine ball games and plans theband Zurich Switzerland There is a course offered Kathryn Strother Ratcliff. Edwards social chairman. banquet which is when the Elections for the 16 mem- this spring which will examine Individual students or Six representatives, two new council takes over and is ber marching band council, real world issues using groups will eventually choose colorguard captains and formally announced," Will were held on Nov. 18, and 19. sociological skills and a topic of interest and inves- said Only band members vote in imagination drum major also were elected tigate and explore Topics to the council. There are about 205 mem- the electioa The three credit course is may include the investigation "Using Sociology to Inves- of specific human service pro- tigate Social Programs and grams such as youth services, Social Issues," and is drug and alcohol rehabilita- Man injured in motorcycle crash scheduled Thursdays from 2 tion prgrams or health care A 22-year-old man sus- police said and "the facilities workers p.m. to 5 pm. delivery. Certain campus tained minor injuries Wednes- Lee-Ann Gomes, 21, of failed to put up detour signs The course will help issues may be discussed such day when the motorcycle he Storrs, was operating a vehi- warning signs or signs" that students develop skills in as the status of women on was operating collided with a cle on the access road when would inform people that the investigating social programs campus, or the effects of por- car on the one-way access Saccoccio's cycle struck her road would be under con- and issues by learning and nography in the dorm road behind Northwest quad car in the left front fender, struction police said practicing interviewing Another topic offered con- UConn police said catapulting him over the techniques, doing sociologi- cerns statewide policy issues, Robert Saccocck), 22, of handle-bars of his motorcy- Saccoccio "had no way of cal "detective" work finding which include the many pro- Niantic, was treated and cle police said knowing" about the construc- and evaluating available blems of toxic wasts and nurs- released from the UConn infir- According to police " major tion, and Gomes took the evidence and learning how to ing homes. mary for injuries to the head construction" is being done at "only option available", put this evidence together in a lip, left leg and both thighs the bottom of the access road according to police ••• how to interview Fiwn bat page you can "funk out" when you Other qualities interviewers actually get the job. POLITICAL SCIENCE, ECONOMICS, look for are communication "If in doubt" she said "be skills, human relations abilities, conservative" MATHEMATICS MAJORS: One person asked McChris- motivation, enthusiasm, the Fellowships up to $9000 plus tuition each year for four years ability to logically solve pro- tian how long does a student blems grades, and part time have once he or she is offered of study toward a Ph.D. in Political Science job experience They aim to a job, to let the company know • Rated among the top dozen departments in the United States get an "overall picture of the whether or not they want the • Considered "pound for pound" the best department in the country prospective employee" job. She said to not feel pre- • Best placement record of any political science department They also look for people ssured by company" s demand • Two recent presidents of the American Political Science Association who are flexible about moving for a quick commitment • Two recent winners of the APSA's 'Best Book' of the year award around the country. But if you "The sleezeball thing to do • Small enough for personal attention definitely want to live in a cer- is to say yes to two or three tain region of the country companies then eventually Will train students in quantitative techniques; flexible program don't lie and say you would be tell the other two that you're for those with good quantitative backgrounds willing to live anywhere It is very sorry, but have decided important to be honest and to go with another company," sincere while interviewing she said UNIVERSITY OF For more information write to: McChristian believes that a Those interested in more Director of Graduate Studies information should go to the Department of Political Science suit is most appropriate to Harkness 323 wear to interviews For wo- Wilbur Cross Building room ROCHESTER University of Rochester men, she said "Wear a busi- 158, the Career Resources Rochester, NY M627 ness suit to interviews, then Center.
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New York to California before he decided to turn Anthony said Awards of $10,000 each were to be given in three categories- himself in the FBI says "To put it simply, he was a master of dis- fiction, non-fiction and first book—at a ceremony at the New Antonio Johnson, 26, so cleverly disguised his guises" Walton said The suspect used "superb York Public Library. The awards, to honor literary merit and pro- age, sex and race that the FBI had no idea one makeup work, wigs false beards, mustaches, mote reading have been made for six years and before that were person was behind all the holdups the agency eyelashes, rubber inserts to alter the shape of called National Book Awards. said Thursday. In all, he pulled off at least 22 rob- his nose-a whole bag of tricks." There were three nominees in each category. The runner-up beries of banks and loans since 1982, netting The FBI said that among the robberies linked in each category receives $1,000. about $350,000, said FBI special agent John to Johnson was a Sept 2,1982 holdup of a Bank The nominees were fiction—"Always Coming Home" by Anthony. of America Branch in San Francisco, in which a Ursula K. LeGuin, about an imaginary society on the Pacific "There's no doubt he's been extremely suc- suspect described as a white woman handed a Coast; "White Noise," by Don DeLillo, set in a college town; and cessful," Anthony said "He moved around a lot note to the manager saying explosives were "The Tree of Life," by Hugh Nissenson, set on the Ohio and he used very creative diguises" planted in the bank frontier. Johnson walked into the FBI's Detroit office After receiving $9,799, the robber shook Non-fiction—"Common Ground A Turbulent Decade in the last Friday, saying he had information about a hands with the manager, and walked out the Lives of Three American Families," by J. Anthony I.ukas; "In th« robbery two days earlier at a Commercia Bank agency said Name of Eugenics: Genetics and the Uses of Human Heredity,' b? branch a block from Detroit police headquar- Johnson, who is black, also disguised himself Daniel J. Kevles; and'The Heavens and the Earth: A Political His ters, said Kenneth Walton, special agent in as a white man about 60 years old and a black tory of the Space Age," by Walter A McDougalL charge of the Detroit FBI office woman in her 20's during robberies. The 22 rob- irst boo!: -"Slow Dancing" by Elizabeth Benedict; "Face,' b' After interviewing Johnson for several days, beries took place in New York and Syracuse, New York; Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland Lwtin Pln#riq; and "Easy in the Islands," by Bob Shacochis. the FBI linked him to a number of unsolved bank robberies from New York to San Francisco, and Sacramento, Calif; Denver; Detroit Fair- Anthony said Johnson is a suspect in the Sept field Ala; StamfordConn.; and KirklandWash. 27,1982, robbery of a Fidelity Trust Co. branch Anthony said Hitler's birthday in StamfordCt, Anthony said Johnson began the robbery spree after he Johnson, who lives in Detroit was arraigned was released in February 1982 from the Tuesday in U.S District Court in Detroit in con- Michigan Reformatory in Ionia where he had bash laid to rest nection with the Commercia holdup, the agent been serving time on a state armed robbery said Johnson who was charged with armed rob- conviction, Walton said Elizabeth N. J. (AP)—The owner of a pub where parties celeb- rating Adolf Hitler's birthday were held for 10 years has sold out /*>•-*+ •*+ I should have realized the situation was hopeless when I sent away for a subscri ptioin to Money magazine and never heard back from them. There are several possible reasons for this Perhaps the word is out that whenever I subscribe to a magazine it usually folds within the year, or if it doesn't actually fold it goes through severe difficulties requiring a total change in staff and a new editorial direction or, at the very least, it becomes so indescribably boring that nobody with any IX FHQNl HONE AS SOON & 1 F\QURt OUT WHICH *#© brains at all would want to read it LONfi DISTANCE CQWPAW TO USE',',... Or it may be that my name is on Money's list of people Shearer and Glen whose financial LQ. is so low they're not permitted to sub- scribe to the magazine I can Imagine someone in Moneys subscription department looking at the business reply Marriage fraud is 'in' again postcard, on which I'd checked the box "Bill Me Later," and For a while, at least many young men so. McCollum would also grant the alien saying "OK her. Forget It" avoided the Vietnam draft with the help of spouse upon his or her marriage a three- that oldest of institutions marriage. Then year visa ihat could work toward citizenship Or, possibly, the people si Money know, somehow, that I the government got smart You couldn't status subject to certain conditions He don't fit their reader profile That is, if asked which I think wed you way out of induction any more, would want evidence of jointry-held pro- about more often, sex or money, I would say the former. If and the number of sham weddings perty, the birth of children and the filing of pressed for details however, I would have to admit that I declined joint tax returns don't think about either sex or money all that often Mostly I Marriage fraud made the front pages McCollum would hand a year in prison and think about food recently with the arrest of Indian guru a $ 5,000 fine to anyone found guilty of enter- Bhagwan Rajneesh who ultimately pleaded ing into a marriage contract to evade In this I am way out of step with Money's readers par- guilty to charges that he' d overseen its use by immigration laws Previous violators would ticularly its female readers 51 percent of whom when some of his folowers be ineligible to apply again for preferential asked the sex or money question, opted for money. Only Yet the practice hasn't been limited to visa status on account of marriage 12 percent said they thought about sex more than money. Rajneeshpuram, Ore, which the Bhagwan McCollum has based his crusade in part The remaining 37 percent said they thought about both recently departed for India Last year, in fact on stories such as that of a 28-year-old Pakis- equally, or neither. By contrast 32 percent of males polled while immigration to the US dripped 9.6 tani man who minutes after his wedding said they think about sex more than money. Only 27 per- percent overall the number of people ceremony, told his 50-year-old American cent admitted to thinking about monev more than sex obtaining immigrant status through marriage bride that he was leaving the state and that of to LLS citizens jumped 43 percent to a Miami resident who married none foreign Having seen these statistics I suppose it was a mistake to nearly 112,000. women without divorce within six months imagine I might run with such fast company. I dldn'treally More telling of the approximately 12,000 Yet as Simpson points out the challenge in think it through It was a spur-of-the-moment thing I non-citizen fiances admitted into the country preventing such abuse lies in determining decided to subscribe to Money after leafing through a copy last year, some 42 percent acquired who's for real and who's not Marriage is in the dentist's waiting room It seemed less intimidating immigrant status 12 percent left the country, fragile as it is relationships often self-destruct than other financial publications It was glossy, with lots of and more than 44 percent went unaccoun- even before the honeymoon has ended, pretty pictures and written in language I thought rashly, I ted for. If s very possible that they've ditched much to the surprise of those concerned Can might be able to understand sort of, headlines for instance their fiances to join the millions of the Immigration and Naturalization Service like "Should Rambo manage your IRA?" and "Bras and Pan- undocumented aliens who've chosen to stay (INS) succeed where clergy and marriage ties Produce Pretty Profits at Smith" in America illegally. counselors let alone couples themselves have failed? The headlines were as far as I got actually, but they The problem is what to do about these schemes joint or otherwise Senate Majority And who's to say that once given tighter seemed promising If I could understand the headlines legal requirements for citizenship through perhaps I would be able to understand the copy beneath Whip Alan Simpson of Wyoming who held a marriage wiry immigrants wouldn't endure them Usually I can't comprehend much of what I try to read hearing on the issue before his immigration subcommittee, concedes that he doesn't them? After years of aspiring to become about money. There's something about the language that Americans three more aren't going to faze makes my eyes glaze over and my mind grow numb Splits want to tackle the issue right now for fear of its potential complexities "If s got to be han- them Selling short Leverage Margin calls Options Futures Where the INS can succeed is in curbing Options on futures Puts and calls What does it all mean? dled carefully," he told us The difficulty of curbing marriage fraud is the quick and easy marriages that ene traded implicit in legislation introduced this month in like puts and calls on the options market I blame my upbringing When I was young nobody I knew Nobody should be able to sidestep existing ever talked about money, perhaps because there wasn't the House Florida Republican Bill McCollum would require that for the alien spouse to law wihtout undertaking some long term much of it to talk about People who talked money were obligations Immigrant status shouldn't go crass A preoccupation with money was thought to be obtain a non-immigrant visa a couple intend- ing to marry must "have prevkxisry met in simply for the highest premium wicked, nearly as wicked as thinking too much about sex Glen and Shearer are syndicated columnists Now, of course people who are preoccupied with money person and have a bona fide intention" to do are considered unbelievably fascinating even more fas- cinating than people who are preoccupied with sex although they're pretty fascinating too I was hoping a subscription to Money might help make me financially literate Not being able to understand much less speak, the language of money is a social disadvantage these days when money is Just about all anybody ever talks about And the talk is so sophisticated. I grew up assuming there were only two things you could do with your money, save it or spend it Now there seems to be an infinite range of possibilities most of them couched in terms I don't understand and probably never wilL Diane White is a syndicated columnist ■ Probiams wifih the press? ■ *~** v*.^*JSfe*5 Call John Year wood, The Daily Campus ombudsman, at j '•'.■•' 486-5980 r? • tP W Wjt Page 10 The Daily Campus, Friday, November 22, 1985 Arts Arts Weekend Concert Choir captivates Film by Susan Donoghue pensions in " O Magnum Mys- sounded as if it were being Waltz of the Toreadors (1962) with Peter Sell rs, Friday, 8 Daily Campus Staff terium" had the audience sung by a sixteenth century pm, VDM An attractive line of people savoring the sonorities, hold- woman's libber "He doesn't dressed in their black-and- ing their breath till the last annoy me nor does he beat Target, and Pumping Iron 2, Translux Theatres, Storrs. Call whites filed neatly onto the resolution, which the choir me/He does the housework theatre for times. risers and waited patiently for executed beautifully. The last and feeds the chickens/1 Target, Jagged Edge, Godzilla Better Off Dead, The Gods Must Be their distinguished leader to motet, "Hodie Christus natus enjoy myself" Crazy, Death Wish III, Jillson So, Cinemas, Willimantic Call est", was filled with Christmas take a bow. The last section of the pro- theatre for times. Thus the University Con- spirit as the choir sang crisp gram found the whole concert cert Choir opened their first staccato words to carol- choir back on stage singing UConn concert of the 84-85 like phrases The very "Sinner Man". Often in a pro- Theatre season with a group of last "Alleluia" rang out clearly duction there is one piece that The Good Woman ofSetzuan, by Brecht, Studio Theatre Fri, Sat religious renaissance songs, and happily. catches the hearts of the per- at 8, Sunday at 2 pm The concert, held Sunday, The third section of the pro- formers and I think this was it November 17 at pm., attrac- gram featured Four Pas- "Sinner Man" was a ted a crowd which nearly torales for solo oboe and rip roaring spiritual featuring Concert choir, a collection of poems Erik Paul's golden filled Von der Mehden HalL B Willie Smith, Friday, 9 p.m-1230, ROTC Hangar. "Tu solus, qui facis by Thomas Hornby Ferril, and tenor("Where ya gonna run miribilia", by Josquin des Pres, set to music by Cecil Effinger to?"). (born 1914). It was interesting An Evening of Opera with members of the UConn opera theatre, was a slow, solemn prayer. The chorus really looked Saturday at 8:15, VDM The choir's powerful use of to find that two such different like they were enjoying them- dynamic contrasts helped timbres such as the oboe, selves, and as the excitement University Ensemble Series Voices of Freedom Gospel Choir, give the piece a somber tone played by Mark Snyder, and rose the drums( played by Sunday at 4 p.m., VDM. Following this piece was the voices of the choir, could John Torres and John Boyle) "Laudibis in sanctus complement each other so rumbled louder and louder, Dominum" by William Byrd nicely. Snyder wound capturing the frenzy and full of livery praise and musically delicious counter- urgency of Judgement Day. Poets back at pub worship. point around the collective The use of a baton in front Next came Four Christmas voices The text was very pic- of the chorus was a PUB POETRY continues to thrive in Willimantic This televised Motets by Francis toral, and at one point in par- delightfully surprising feature series, produced and hosted by Ruth Daison of Chaplain, Poulenc( 1899-1962). The ticular the oboe sounded like of Peter Bagley"s conducting features Connecticut poets reading from their works at composer's unique use of sus- a bird answering the words, which was concise and C.W. Walkers Restaurant at 101 Union St Sunday November 24 at "O Swing away, white gull energetic The choir was loyal 3 pm white gull/Evening star be and attentive to him. This month the featured poets are Mark Johnson from New beautiful." The encore was a Haven, Lonnie Black from Hartford and Edwina Trentham Following intermission, the gorgeous "Alleluluia" by from Essex 1*. Chamber Singers opened the Randall Thompson There Mark Johnsojrteaches English at Quinnipiac College His second half with a collection of was an extended hush after publications list the Carolina Quarterly and many other promi- secular renaissance songs .fhe the last note while conductor, nent reviewsAt the moment he is writing an introduction to smalller size of this group(18 choir, and audience was sus- literature textbook and completing a poetry manuscript The as opposed to 66 in the con- pended savoring the beauty father of five children, he is also literary editor of Embers. YOURw CAMPUS cert choir) allowed them even of the silence--a wonderful Lonnie Black, a writer-in-the-school for Traveling Artists and MUSIC CENTER more precision and intimacy ending to an inspired perfor- Performers Company, is a creative writing instructor at the Cen- as they sang "II est bel et mance I left the concert feel- ter for Creative Youth at Weslyan University and conducts KATE BUSH ■ bon"("My husbands fine and ing uplifted and finding it workshops for secondary and elementary teachers throughout H0UN0S OF LOVE ifariMS NlMMC # TMT «u HQUMUOf LOW good') by Passereaa This hard to believe concerts like the state One of the most sought after poetry performers in was a catchy, upbeat tune and these are free Hartford he has appeared in galleries, festivals, colleges and art centers Edwina Trentham born in Bermuda moved to Essex in 1962. A orofessor of English at Connecticut College she has won the On Saturday, December 7,8:00 pm at Bushnell Memorial hall, :hester H Jones National Poetry Competition, The Billy Murray the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and the Hartford Chorale pre- Denny Contest( twice), Embers Contest, and was finalist in the sent a seasonal favorite— Handel's "Messiah". Guest conductor "Discovery"/the Nation contest Her publications include three Henley Denmead director of the Chorale leads the traditional chapbooks plus appearance in many prominent mags TOP TEN performance which features soprano Judity CaldwelL mezzo Everyone is welcome to attend this free series and enjoy a little soprano Jane Shaulis of the New York City Opera tenor Peter wine and cheese along with the poetry. 1. DIRE STRAITS Harvey and bass Richard Crist Tickets ar $5 to $17 and may be PUB POETRY is sponsored by the Windham Regional Arts BROTHERS $6.49 purchased by calling the Bushnell Box Office at 246-6807. CounciL 2. 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November 22, 1985 Page 11 Brecht's Go od Wo man is challenge fo r director By Jim Gallant fremdungseffekf) from the stage good human being Rewarded would require training actors Bentley's translation of Brecht Daily Campus Staff action so that they might financially by the Gods, Shen Te in Brechtian theatre "for while for the most part work- Those who feel that theatre examine the play's message in finds that "to live" and "to be about a year." able was found to contain a means " well- made" plays and the context of their lives and of good' are contradictory states Hen has however, empha- number of lines that were carefully contrived plots, the their society. And Brechf s plays of being in this world Beseiged sized some Brechtian precepts "unplayable" or incorrect tran- "illusion" of reality and a impart a distinctly socialist (not by a bevy of spongers and such as ensemble playing In slations from the German For- chance to "escape" from life doctrinaire Marxist) view of parasites the newly-wealthy preview performance the other tunately, Herbert Lederer of for a few hours may have a reality. Shen Te is forced to assume the evening the actors showed a UConn's German department chance to revise their All of this makes for a great personality of a ruthless male strong sense of cameraderie provided assistance to the pro- definitions over the next few challenge for director Herr, who 'cousin" in order to protect and unity—from warm up duction Serving as "Drama- weeks. A work by a major has taught courses on Brecht herself routines to the final curtain In turg" Lederer helped refine opponent of such a view of the and who specializes in German In a series of (often part, Hen achieved a closer Bentley's translation and ironed theatre is now being presen- theatre Producing Brecht at humorous) episodes we see group by "doubling" actors in out a number of rough spots m ted at UConn's Studio UConn has brought its dif- Shen Te struggling with the some roles using 20 actors to fill the text Theatre ficulties, but Herr has met them Gods paradoxical dictum about 35 roles When John Hen directs a Bertholt Brechf s The Good head-on and is quite enthusias- Your injunction/ Doubling actors was facilita- play, it is a total theatrical event Woman of Setzuan, directed tic about the results To be good and yet to live ted by the use of masks One of This too, is one of Hen's by UConn Drama professor A believer (along with Was a thunderbolt.. the most effective and inventive precepts—direction as "even- John Herr, opened last night Brecht) that "theatre should In Hen's view, the play aspects of Hen's production is tion" As in Marat/Sade, Hen and will continue until Dec 8 have a social message," Herr emphasizes the difficulty of his use of masks for some of the calls on all the elements of (with no performances over has put that belief into his pro being "good' in this world but characters Indeed the three theatre to involve the audtence the Thanksgiving break). The duction practices during his also the perserverence and Gods are outfitted as human in the play. The effect is production (which was spirited eleven years in UConn's Depart- inrlomitability of persons like puppets The masks were a riveting and engaging in preview perfor- ment of Dramatic Arts. During Shen Te And Brecht suggests collaborative effort of Hen wd In the final analysis there is a mances earlier this week) offers that time Herr has seen the that only through such good costume designer Stephanie disturbing quality to Brechf s the Storrs community a taste of climate of both campus and individuals (and through a new Durston with assistance by The Good Woman of Setzuan. "totaT theatre by one of the theatre become more conser- 'good socitey) will changes puppetry specialists in the And Hen would obviously like masters of modem drama vative While Brecht and other come Dramatic Arts Department his audience to feel somewhat Since Brechf s plays have social and political dramatists As dramatist Brecht According to Hen, the masks disturbed by what they see For, never been previously were in "vogue" during the six- involved himself in every proved to be an interesting like Brecht he wants the theatre attempted by the Dramatic Arts ties today they are infrequently aspect of his play's produc- "freeing" device for many of the not only to entertain us but to department this production is performed—partly because tion and wrote down his actors As they are on Hallo leave us touched shaken especially significant Brecht today's auciences don't want to thoughts on how his plays ween Hen observes people are changed in some way by our (1898-1956), a major figure in be forced to think about social were to be performed. In likely to be far less inhibited with experience both German and world drama realities directing The Good Woman of a mask covering their face (The UConn production of championed a new view of Hen's careful selection of Setzuan, Hen was chosen to The production of a foreign- The Good Woman of Setzuan theatre that has influenced a plays to direct reflects his social avoid a full-scale "Brechtian" language text proved to be will be reviewed in an upcom- number of twentieth century consciousness and awareness production That he said another challenge for Hen. Eric ing issue of the Daily Campus) playwrights In the words of In recent years he has directed director Herr, "Brecht helped Peter Weiss' Marat/Sade (a play confirm the fact that theatre much influenced by Brechtian doesn't have to be 'realistic' or concepts) and William VIDEO VISIONS MOVIES & MORE! have a classical structure." Moynihan's To Embrace the Brechf s dramas, expressions Leper (which dealt with the con- Over 2800 titles Large selection of his "Epic theatre" conception flicts of social conscience and emphasize stones of long ago the priesthood in Latin to choose from. of foreign movies which are episodic in structure. America). & operas In plays such as The Caucasian But there is more to a play Chalk Circle Mother Courage than its political or ethical Also available and her Children and The Good dimensions notes Herr. "Never CULT movies- Woman of Setzuan, Brecht tells direct a play in which you can- Many different "parables" of modem life not find yourself," is one of his like Erasemead directing principles In the Good movie categories. through his tales. 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I COAST FLORIDA CARRIBEAN A-ACC YOU MIGHT BE A WIN- the Butler did It (AND HE enjoy dancing red roses, and Paris WARM TAN SOUTH SWIM BOYS NER!!! El 1/22 ENJOYED IT!) in the springtime I didn't say hello GIRLS FUN UNIVERSITY TRAVEL I OX, but Tm working on It 429-931 3 EASTERN Ml 2/12 -Hello- Jill "Catch the Spirit of Snow!" To the Utchflekj 4th Soccer Team - COME SEE "THE FRISCO KID" With UConn Ski Club USG &. Teds WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! Way Are you going to see that special at Mt Snow. VT on Dec 8. Bus lift Berts in Grange Did you find a sur- STARRING GENE WILDER THIS to go 6 and 0! We're no. I NOWI man in your life over the holidays? chicken BBQ &. Kegs after. Leave prise outside your door this morn- SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER Way to stick together Well see hime with long luscious 6:30 AM Return not determined ing? Happy Birthday Your 23, 7:30 PM HILLEL HOUSE sculptured fingernails Let Nail/ $30.00. Call 486-3705 or 487- Roommie KA LOUNGE 54 N. 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RESPONSES'. for the funl Friday Nov. 22 at 8:00 n really miss ya 130 next semes- To my Arjona woman, I hope we NOBODY EVEN COMES CLOSE ADMISSION: $2.50 GENERAL pm Admission Is free For more ter will be a blast since you're can find that feeling again Just you 429-7784. Ml 2/12 $1.75 MEMBERS EVERYONE IS information call Amle at 742- already a pro! Take Care - K| and L -the one hand man WELCOME! El I /22 0088. Al 1/22 The Dally Campus. Friday, November 22, 1985 Sports Page 15 ...Men's basketball begins lets favored over Pals hum hack page they've played and they're Players on the Pu erto Rican The importance of this very impressive" team range in age form 21-28. Ho hum game lies in the fact that Perno said that in addition Morales is the most experien- The New York Jets and the New England Patriots go at it Puerto Rico has already to the game being a good ced player on the team as the again Sunday with the American Football Conference East beaten two Big East schools tune-up for the regular 6-foot-5 forward has played in lead at stake—and Freeman McNeil's hurt again and taken a few others down season, it is good for the the Superior Basketball McNeil, who probably is the National Football League's best to the wire On Wednesday, morale of the Huskies. League for 11 years. Morales running back this season missed the last meeting with the Puerto Ricans beat Pro- "We need to see another also played for Rollie bruised ribs and the Patriots, 20-13 at Foxboro. Last week he vidence 86-80. Two weeks face" Perno said "The guys Massimino at Villinova in added a turned ankle to the still-sore ribs and is considered ago they beat Seton Hall, 87- are getting tired of playing 1975-76. He has averaged 24.8 50-50 for Sundays game at Giants Stadium, in which the Jets 85, in overtime In addition, against each other every day. points per game in the SBL are favored by 3J&, the foreign visitors took Bos- They want to see how they do UConn concluded its pre The Patriots have won six straight games since Steve ton College and St John's to against another opponent" season scrimmages with Grogan took over at quarterback They've allowed no more the final minutes before suc- Puerto Rico is led by Jose senior Eddie Williams as the than 15 points in any of them. cumbing 82-77 and 83-75, Sosa, who through six games leading scorer. Williams The Jets scored 62 points against Tampa Bay last week the respectively. averaged 14.8 points. Wesley scored 69 points in three last three quarters of which they played without McNeiL And "I saw them play Boston Correa folowed with 12.3 games (23 per game) and when someone as important an McNeil is 50-50, it probably College and they took a good points per game while Mario added 23 rebounds. Second in means he'll play. BC team right down to the Morales averaged 10.5 and scoring was 6-foot-9 fresh- So? wire" Perno said "You look at Felix Rivera scored 10 points a man Cliff Robinson with 62 So when two teams are close, the team that loses the first the stats from the games game points (20.6 per game) and 40 often wins the second particularly if if s at home Take the rebounds. Senior Time Coles JETS was third in scoring as he Washington (plus 4) at Pittsburgh STEELERS. ...Women's basketball averaged 20.3 points per Denver (plus AW) at Raiders. RAIDERS. game and 42 rebounds. Philadelphia (plus 6V2) at Dallas. EAGLES Senior guard Earl Kelley Seattle (plus 6V£) ?* San Francisco (Monday night). has something to prove had 15.3 points per game and 49ERS. dished out a team-high 32 Miami (minus 8) at Buffalo. BILLS assists (10.7 per game). Atlanta (plus 16) at Chicago. FALCONS. Ron back page Sophomore John Shea scored New York Giants (minus 4) at St Louis. GIANTS. "The strength of out team is Auriemma said "If we come 59 points (19.7 per game) and Detroit (minus 1) at Tampa Bay. BUCS going to be inside" out with two wins it will be hit 29 of 43 field goal attempts Cincinnati (plus 3) at Cleveland CLEVELAND. Auriemma said great for the program" (67.4 percent from the field). The frontcourt is made up Auriemma got his first job Following Saturday's exhi- OTHER GAMES (Home team in caps): of forward/centers Walsh and as a high-school assistant bition game the Huskies MINNESOTA (minus 7Vi) over New Orleans. Jennifer Weidman, and for- when he was still in college begin their regular season San Diego (minus 5) over HOUSTON. wards Lori Kulo and Anne but Saturday will be his first schedule on Tuesday at home Indianapolis (plus 4) over KANSAS CITY. Fiolkowski Tammi Sweet game as a head coach. against Yale (8 p.m). The RAMS (minus 5V4) over Green Bay. Krista Blomquist and Marissa "I will be very, very anx- game wifl be televised on Jaye are expected to see ious," he said "and I hope it WTXX (Channel 20). Straight up: Jets, Steelers, Raiders, Cowboys, 49ers, action at forward and guard doesn't rub off on the kids." Tickets for both games are Dolphins, Bears, Giants, Bucs, Browns, Vikings, Charge The rest of the backcourt After playing lona the Hus- still on sale with many good Chiefs, Rams. consists of Epstein, Poletti, Jill kies open the home schedule seats remaining Ticket prices Brumbaugh, Lynne Reif, and Tuesday at 5:30 in the Field are $6 for reserved seats and Last week 7-7 (spread), 11-5 (straight up) Meg Murray. House against Queens $3 for UConn student reser- season. 67-82-6 (spread), 93-60 (straight up) Auriemma said he feels that College ved seats. the program is on the way up due to the commitment of the University. ^*\ Corsages for Serr^formals "The administration has made it quite clear they want a ON BEHALF OF UCONN Campus succesfull women's basket- The SUB0G Recreation and Sports ball team," he said "We've got Promotion Committee Florist a great commitment from the Secret Santa Flowers president on down." **il wishes the Auriemma said this helps Red Roses $15.95 do, him and his assistant Chris Dailey land recruits. They Thanksgiving Plants &. Flowers £ft have already signed two rec- Holiday Balloons &. Stuffed Animals ^r- ruits for next year Heidi Rob- Rt 195 Downtown StorrS(Ne« » P«JTS pizza) 487-1193 bins, a 6-foot guard/forward WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY and Renee Najaran, a 6-1 forward TEAM Auriemma who was an assistant coach at Virginia the GOOD LUCK!! last four years, during which the team was 75-39, said that -as they travel to Norfolk, Va to play success of the men's team will WING STUDIO help the women's team just in the Final Four! as it did at Virginia when Ralph Sampson was there Lef s Bring the ; Tan for the holidays "We have two games at the Civic Center before them" CHAMPIONSHIP to ST0RRSH Special 15% off all packages ; call today tor a freee 15 minute introductory session! i (Note: WRTD Bus stops in front of our salon- INTRODUCING OUR NEW LINEUP! : pick up a schedule at the salon-if s free!) : 1161 Main Street, Willimantic, CT 423-5017 BECKS AMSTEL LIGHT UCONN SCUBA CLUB KILLIAN RED ALE presents THE LIGHTER SIDE OF DIVING PARTY QUALITY BEERS*****EXCELLENT FOOD GREAT TIMES WHERE: TRIANGLE FRAT HOUSE WHEN: SUNDAY N0V.24 2 PM ALL NEWLY CERTIFIED. DIE HARD. AND JUST PLAIN ■Huskies INTERESTED DIVERS WELCOME N0N-MEMBERS FINE FOOD a DRINK WELCOME ALSO. CALL 429-1981 for more info l^»^i^%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^" »■ %^AA^^A^^^^ta> The Daily Campus Friday, November 22, 1985 <# Field hockey ready for NCAA's Frida Women's hockey forges tie The women's ice hockey team came from a two goal deficit to tie the Cranston Panthers, 2-2, in a hard fought match The first two periods were played even until Cranston broke the scoreless tie with a goal after a scramble in front of the UConn net Play opened up in the beginning of the third period and Cranston jumped on top 2-0. The Huskies picked up momentum late in the third period as Lauren Fuchs netted UConn's first goal with only four minutes left in the game Two minutes later Mary Linsman tied the game, but neither team could break the tie in overtime Debbie Kryspin turned away 28 shots in net for the Huskies. UConn travels to Bsoton College and Yale after the Thanksgiving break before coming home to complete the first semester schedule against Connecticut College on December 10. Puerto Rico to challenge men's basketball Saturday By Jim Acton Daily Campus Staff The men's basketball team will get its first opportunity to see how far it has progressed in over a month of practice when UConn takes on the National Basketball Team of Puerto Rico Senior back Majory Abbott* ■ hustling play has helped the Huskies gain a trip to Saturday in the field house (8 p.m. start). Virginia in the NCAA championships. Abbott and senior Janet Ryan will be playing in UConn is the final stop of a nine-game exhibition swing their final games as Huskies (Mark Caswell photo). through the Big East Conference for the Puerto Ricans, and the game should be a good test of the status of the Huskies at By Kristen Kelleher nature" this point Daily Campus Staff Coach Wright described the BU team as, "Puerto Rico is a very good basketball team," coach Dom And then there were four. "aggressive and well-skilled," saying the game Perno said "They can run, shoot, pass—they are no will be by no means easily won by either Yes, it is nail biting time for field hoc- team. pushover." key players, coaches ,and fans as they Even though this is an exhibition game and does not count "They tend to put pressure on the ball-side," on UConn's record, the Huskies can't overlook this team A eagerly await the start of the final two she said "Their weakness lies away from the win would estabish the Huskies place in the league while a loss rounds of the NCAA field hockey cham- balL We will try to work the ball to the opposite would put them at the back of the pack, 5^ page 15 pionships to be played this weekend at side to exploit that weakness." Although BU started the season slowly, they Old Dominion University in Norfolk, gained momentum at the end of the year, Va knocking off top ranked teams like UMass and Whalers deal Neufeld The first round, to be played on New Hampshire UConn beat BU earlier in the HARTFORD (AP)—Right wing Ray Neufeld was the only Saturday, will pit UConn (17-2-0) year 4-1, but it was the second game of the player remaining from the Haartford Whalers first draft when against Boston University (16-2-2), and seasoa Coach Wright said she knows the team he was swapped for Winnipeg Jets defenseman Dave will play differently this time Old Dominion (19-5-0) against North- In the other semi-final round, coach Wright Babych. western (19-1-0). But in tossing out the old the Whalers said Thursday that sees Northwestern as the favored team. they've found "as new dimension" in Babych, who at 24 has The winners of both games will play Northwestern beat ODU on the last weekend of one of the best shots of any National Hockey League on Sunday at 2 p.m in the cham- the season, which could be significant since the defenseman. pionship game directly following the win is very recent "We needed a defenseman who can consistently rush the consolation game at noon "Once you get into the playoffs, everything is puck for us, an offensive defenseman and good penalty killer," The Huskies have been preparing all week for up in the air," Coach Wright said "It is like a Whalers spokesman Phil Langan said "Calgary needed a big their game against BU, including road trips to whole new season has started" wing up front and he (Neufeld) could score 40 goals for them Springfield to practice on artificial turf. HUSKY NOTES..Both UConn games will be next season" "We went to Springfield on Tuesday and carried live on WHUS 91.7 FM Saturday's Wednesday and plan to fly down to Virginia on coverage will begin at 10:50 am On Sunday, Thursday to get practice time in that night and WHUS will carry whichever game UConn Sports this weekend Friday," Coach Diane Wright said Wednesday. qualifies for...The team will arrive back on cam- "That way we will have four days in a row on the pus on Sunday around 8:30 p.m...Read Mon- Men's basketball artificial turf. By Saturday it should be second day's Daily Campus for full Final Four Saturday: The men's basketball team hosts PUERTO RICO coverage in an exhibition contest at 8 p.m Men's swimming Women's hoop promises surprises Saturday: The men's swim team travels to GEORGETOWN at 1 p.m By Joe Erwln East and Peggy Walsh. Men's hockey Daily Campus Staff "We want to be significantly Auriemma said that Walsh, Saturday: The men's hockey team travels to ELMIRA to The women's basketball better than we were last who last year led the team in participate in the Elmira Tournament team, which opens its season year," Auriemma said This scoring, field goal percentage Sunday: Tournament continues. Saturday at lona was picked means more wins, he said, and blocked shots was to finish last in the Big East in especially over "teams we're second in rebounds will be Men's indoor track the preseason coaches' poll, not supposed to beat" very important to the team's Sunday: The men's indoor track team hosts SETON HALL but coach Geno Auriemma Such teams include and CENTRAL CONNECTICUT beginning at noon. success. vows they won't Villanova, Syracuse St "Peggy is going to be coun- Women's basketball "I don't know where we're John's, Boston College and ted on for a lot of things," Saturday: The women's basketball team opens its season going to finish," Auriemma Providence whom Auriemma Auriemma said. She must pro- at IONA at 1 pm. said "but if s not going to be calls "the premiere teams in vide leadership, "on court, off ninth." the conference" court, on the stat sheet any- Women's Auriemma in his first This year's team will have where it counts." Saturday: The women's swim team travels to season as head coach, eight returning letterwinners, However, he said "She's not GEORGETOWN at 1 p.m. inherits a team that went 9-18 including senior tri-captains going to be able to do it on last year, 3-13 in the Big Audrey Epstein, Diane Poletti, her own" See page 15