The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIIINO.J07 The University of Connecticut April 6,1990 Program Bush, Gorbachev recruits to meet for summit WASHINGTON (AP) — Bush and Gorbachev last met President Bush and Soviet Pre- early in December in a storm- students sident Mikhail S. Gorbachev tossed shipboard summit at the By Robert Wozniak will meet for a superpower Mediterranean island of Malta. Daily Campus Staff summit in the United Suites Since then,pushes for indepen- Whether ireking through the beginning May 30, U.S. and dence in Lithuania and other not-so-well-known portions of Soviet officials said Thursday regions of the Soviet Union — backwoods New England or as both sides returned to bar- and the Soviet response to hosting seventh-grade students gaining on possible arms- them — have strained super- overnight, the Husky Am- control treaties. power relations. bassadors are hard at work White House spokesman The timing of the summit, recruiting the future students of Marl in Fitzwater said several earlier than the late-June sche- UConn. major agreements could emerge dule originally envisioned, "Our main goal is to provide at the summit, including a raised new doubts on whether prospective students with a long-sought Strategic Arms all details of an arms pact could feeling of what it is like at Reduction Treaty to limit long- be nailed down in time. UConn," said Rob McGann range nuclear weapons. A senior U.S. official, who directs the program. "It But Bush said merely that speaking on the condition of helps personalize the admis- the summit would provide anonymity, said "it depends in sions process, which can be "time for a lot of dialogue and some part on what we're able intimidating." a lot of discussion." to do here" in Washington There are several components Fitzwater said the summit — talks between Secretary of of the Husky Ambassador pro- Bush's second meeting as pre- Suite James A. Baker III and gram, including the high sident with the Soviet leader — Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard school visit program.With the Shevardnadze. —UPI would be a "tough love" en- President Bush discusses his upcoming Mar 30 super high school visit program, counter, with the crisis in The official said there was a power summit with Soviet leader Gorbachev at a student volunteers visit their See page 6 Lithuania a central topic. ceremony honoring singer Michael Jackson. own high schools over Christ- mas break. Student volunteers in the program are at liberty to choose their own methods, F.W. de Klerk, Mandela set new date since McGann said he gives CAPE TOWN, South Africa not to meet with the govern- gaining the black community's pare for formal negotiations on them no guidelines specifi- (AP) — President F.W. de ment earlier Thursday while confidence. He said an inquiry a new constitution to give cally as to what they should Klerk and Nelson Mandela Mandela said "nothing could be commission should include blacks a share of power in say. agreed Thursday on a new date further from the truth" than credible black leaders. South Africa. "The assumption is that the for formal talks between the charges of ANC intimidation. De Klerk said they also Earlier Thursday during an kids are going to be enthu- government and the African Next Wednesday's talks were discussed the widespread poli- impromptu news conference, de siastic(about UConn)," Mc- National Congress on giving to have been die government's tical violence in the country Klerk said, "I don't have a Gann said. "I only emphasize blacks a share of political first meeting with a delegation "frankly and clearly. ... I had problem finding anyone to sit that when students are speaking power in South Africa. of exiled and internal ANC the impression that there is a down with me. I just have a their own opinion, they make De Klerk and Mandela, freed leaders, but the ANC canceled general agreement that violence problem with those who want sure that people know it is an Feb. 11 by the president after to protest against police firing had to come to an end and that to sit down and who don't want opinion." McGann was quick 27 years in prison, met for on demonstrators, killing at mere was a need for creating an to allow others to sit down to point out that he does not three hours but said the time least 11 protesters. atmosphere in which normal with them." attempt to give any illusions and place for talks to replace a De Klerk said he was political processes could take De Klerk said some home- about the realities of UConn. canceled April 11 meeting considering appointing a judi- place." land leaders had been pressured "I don't deny the fact that there would be announced later. The cial inquiry into the March 26 Mandela said "solid progress" not to come and "that choice are negative aspects of UConn, two did not appear together shootings in Sebokeng, south had been made in a "cordial and was not voluntary in any sense but there are more positive afterwards. of Johannesburg, and that an productive" atmosphere. of die word." than negative things at Instead, at separate news investigation had begun. The talks were intended to However, every homeland UConn," McGann said. conferences, de Klerk said he Mandela said the inquest discuss black factional violence leader that die government-run The Husky Ambassadors objected to the ANC pressuring being presided over by a white that has left hundreds dead in television interviewed Thursday See page 4 some tribal homeland leaders judge was not conducive to recent weeks, and to help pre- night denied being pressured. Library director optimistic about restoring normal hours By Maureen Moran the university's libraries are enable the university to totally Daily Campus Staff also vacant and frozen. Of these fill the 167 vacant faculty and The Homer Babbidgc Library libraries, the Stamford campus staff positions across the uni- is likely to return to a 96-hour library is hardest-hit, with only versity. However, he said the week in the fall as a result of fcur of seven permanent posi- university has formed a posi- an additional $5.3 million the tions currently filled, said tion priority committee to state legislature has allocated Stevens. study the vacancy lists and for UConn, said Norman D. Stevens credits students pro- determine which positions need Stevens, director of the uni- testing the governor's proposed most to be filled. Jones also versity's libraries. budget with helping to get the said the money cannot be used "I would anticipate that in money from the General for anything but personnel. September we will be back to Assembly. Students organized Stevens said searches have our normal academic year sche- demonstrations, sit-ins, rallies, been completed for at least 8 of dule of 96 hours," Stevens letter-writing campaigns and the 19 vacant positions at the said. But the cutbacks will re- meetings with legislators to Babbidgc Library, which means main in effect for the time draw attention to UConn's they are ready to fill, pending being. "I don't think that we financial difficulties. He feels approval. About half of the will make any change for the the smaller, but still well- remaining positions should be balance of the semester," he organized campaigns by the readily filled by late summer or said students in the Stamford branch early fall, abling the library to In March, severe staff short- helped the state see that fund- resume its normal academic ages forced a 16-hour cutback ing was a statewide, not just year schedule, he said. —Geoffrey Gordon/The Daily Campus in weekly hours. At the Bab- Storrs-bascd, issue. "We're very anxious to get A group of students participate in the library sit-in bidgc library alone, 19 full- Wilbur Jones, vice president back to a normal year's sche- which was held on March 24 to protest the cut-back time staff positions are current- for finance, said he was not dule," Stevens said. in the library's hours. The legislature voted an addi- ly vacant and frozen, and 10 certain that die $5.3 million, The start of the fall semester tional $5.3 million to All vacant positions at UConn. more positions at the rest of allocated last Saturday, will See page 4 PAGE TWO

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Dan Lizdas Accounting "I'm flying out to Chicago for a wedding." —Geoffry Gordon/The Daily Campus JUST FOR KICKS—Members of the UConn Karate Club practice Thursday in the Hawley Armory. Opposition ousted in Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP) — halls and were on their way to telephone interview from the Armored vehicles rolled into an eighth by mid-afternoon. state capital of Morelia, 150 Michoacan state as opposition The spokesman, who miles northwest of Mexico Kristin Wagenman supporters were ousted demanded anonymity, said 20 City. English Thursday from city halls they people were arrested. The PRD issued a statement had shut down in December to "I'm going to work on the "There was no incidence of saying there could be a dramatize election fraud charges bloodshed," he said in a "bloodbath" in Michoacan. ConnPIRG Hunger Cleanup." against Mexico's ruling party. By midday there were reports that demonstrators from the Helmsley says But surrounded by reporters Democratic Revolutionary as she left the courthouse, she Party (PRD) had been dislodged no jail for her again protested her innocence from seven of the 17 city halls NEW YORK (AP) — A and said she has received many closed since the disputed tearful but defiant Lcona letters of support. December municipal elections. Helmsley vowed, "I am not "Enough is enough," she The army refused to going to jail," as her lawyers said in a hoarse voice, Happy Weekend-go out and celebrate Spring!! acknowledge the controversial asked a judge on Thursday to occasionally choked by tears. "I operation in the rugged farming dismiss state income tax state known as a PRD evasion charges against her. stronghold. The 69-ycar-old hotel queen Today inside the DC "We don't have any was convicted last year of House rejects information on this. federal income tax fraud and Absolutely nothing," said sentenced to four years in woman golfers News Second Li. Jimenez, a Defense HARTFORD (AP) — The An experimental rocket was prison, but is free on bond Index Department spokeswoman in pending appeal. House of Representatives on launched from underneath a B- Classified 14 Mexico City who declined to 52 Bomber which successfully She still faces state charges Thursday rejected an Comics 12 give her first name. that she, her husband and two amendment designed to delivered a satellite into polar Crossword 13 A presidential spokesman orbit. Page 5 former employees falsified S3 eliminate discrimination Horoscope 13 who demanded anonymity said million worth of business and against women golfers. Editorials 10 state judicial police had tax records from 1982 to 1986. The amendment was Focus Focus 17 dislodged the demonstrators. He Mrs. Helmsley, wearing a sponsored by Rep. Patricia A. The recently opened Intramurals 19 said the army did not take part. forest-green wool suit with fur Dillon, D-New Haven, and was Pavilions at Buckland is off to Sports 20 But a state spokesman said trim, sat quietly through the aimed at eliminating the military police had removed a very enthusiastic start. morning proceedings in practice of barring women on Page 7 demonstrators, some of whom Manhattan's state Supreme golf courses on Saturday were armed, from seven city Court. mornings.

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Students said an officer the confrontation late Tuesday where about 100 students lined training for campus police The committee, headed by pushed him as he was singing night and early Wednesday the hallway outside the office officers and a doubling of Stephen O. Mitchell, "God Bless America." funding for the Organization university vice president of He was treated for a shoulder Newman wins battle for African Americans and administration and finance, will injury and released from New African Students. The OAAAS complete its investigation next Britain General Hospital. has a $3,900 budget for the week, he said. Students and police gave over salad dressing 1989-90 academic year. "We're quite concerned about different accounts of the BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A Newman never promised Julius "They can't let this incident this and have taken firm and incident, but both sides agree it jury Thursday rejected a Gold 8 percent stock in the die," said Bari N.V.C. immediate action," said was chaotic. delicatessen owner's claims companies, Newman's Own Russack, a sophomore from Kilduff. "As a simple matter of The incident began after a that he was promised a slice of Inc. and Salad King Inc. Groton and the organization's fact the university is campus police officer ordered Paul Newman's food The Westport deli owner corresponding secretary. "There committed to the fair treatment students to stop playing in a companies, ending a closely claimed he was owed the stock were events that led up to this of everyone regardless of race, mud puddle in the dormitory watched trial where profits were for helping Newman start the and this is not going to be religion or sexual preference." quadrangle about 10 p.m. the issue but Newman was the businesses in 1982 and 1983. easily brushed aside. This is The student injured Tuesday, Tuesday. star. The Academy Award- winning actor was applauded as g~>* Tulips $4.99/bunch he walked out the front door of O the courthouse and was 0 (Btype Campus surrounded by a crowd of about OPEN Copy & Word Processing, Inc. 200 reporters and spectators. Mon-Th 8:30-3:00 "All right, Cool Hand Frl 8:30-5:30 UConn Business Block Florist Sat 9:00-2:00 Rt. 195 A Dog Lane Luke," yelled one well-wisher. 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Call Hillel at 429-9007 page 4 TheDail^Cainpus^riday^pri^^990 String of bank robberies may be work of gang HARTFORD (AP) — One same and there are other been about 26 bank robberies brandishing a gun, walked into A day later, an East Hartford gang may be responsible for a similarities." in the Greater Hartford area, the bank around noon and branch of the Bank of Boston spate of bank robberies in The group usually brandishes according to FBI statistics. announced a holdup. was the target of two robbers. Hartford-arca banks since last guns, jumps over the teller Four of those occurred this One walked up to the teller's Earlier Thursday, another fall, including about 15 this counter and rifles through the week. counter and emptied out the robbery was attempted at the year, the FBI said Thursday. cash drawer, O'Kccfe said The most recent took place cash drawers, while the other Landmark Bank in Hartford, "We think it's the same adding that in several robberies, Thursday at a New Britain acted as a lookout, said Lt. but the lone bandit was group," said Brian O'Kccfe, an the bandits used similar words branch of the American Dennis Beatty of the New unsuccessful, O'Kccfe said. FBI spokesman in Hartford. to announce their holdups. Savings Bank. New Britain Britain police department. Authorities said about "Generally the methods are the This year alone there have police said two black men, one Beatty said the men fled with $12,500 was stolen in the an undetermined amount of Manchester robbery. O'Keefe cash. refused to say how much ...hours normal next fall Police have a description of money was taken in the other From front page state Office of Policy and Man- real benefit to students, he the getaway car which was robberies. according to Stevens, because agement. This will enable said. parked in a nearby parking lot, FBI and local police have the final positions require these positions to be filled All this, though, Stevens Beatty said. It was the second arrested two Hartford men in national searches and extensive more quickly, he said. said, is "still dependent on the bank robbery in New Britain connection with the advertising, and will take a Stevens docs not anticipate General Assembly not chang- this week and the third for the Manchester robbery. They are while to fill; he also anti- the staff shortage having an ing their minds." year, he added. identified as: Willie A. Brooks, cipates delays in filling the effect on the normal summer 38, and Herman A. Colcman, other positions. But Stevens session schedule, which is Daily Campus staff writer On Monday, robbers hit a 42. The FBI is investigating to hopes to get enough funding about 70 hours a week. Julie A. Linden also con- Savings Bank of Manchester in sec whether the two may be for temporary labor to fill the Stevens also said the library tributed to this story. Manchester and a Connecticut involved in any other area bank gap- should operate on its usual National Bank in New Britain. robberies, said O'Keefe. He said it appears as though final exam schedule May 4-13. the university is likely to get "We are committed to res- back direct authority to fill toring [longer] hours come ...Husky ambassador program positions as of July 1, rather exam time...We recognize the From front page overnight host, said his enthu- pen-pals. It gives me a sense of than having to go through the should be "rough" on the staff. also arrange for seventh-grade siasm for UConn led him to accomplishing something," he students from Hartford to stay become involved in the pro- said. overnight with student-volun- gram. The Husky ambassadors also teer hosts. "We're trying to "I like UConn and wanted to sponsor open-houses for pro- introduce them to the possi- express my interest in the spective students and make bility of college and provide school to other people," he phone calls to prospective "re- them with positive role said. Brana noted that he has cruits", asking them questions models," McGann said. made several friendships with and answering any questions Chris Brana, a sixth semester overnight visitors through the that they may have. finance major who became in- program. As far as volunteers, Mc- volved in the program as an "I've recently gotten some Gann said the only problem is finding enough volunteers for the overnight visits, since they LANGUAGE STUDIES IN EUROPE need a number of volunteers in The International language Centers arc language study institutes located in France, concentrated areas. Although he Spain, and in Salzburg, Austria, three of the most beautiful areas in Europe. ILC offers admitted "last semester was not intensive courses lasting three to twelve weeks in French, Spanish and in German as big as this semester" in during the summer months and during the fall, winter and spring quarters. Next courses terms of numbers of volun- begin April &June. 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NY. 10003 NATIONAL The Daily Campus, Friday, April 6, 1990 page 5 U.S., Japan agree to reduce trade frictions WASHINGTON (AP) — The agreement, reached after Under Secretary of State A White House statement Japanese critics of the effort U.S. and Japanese negotiators four days of marathon Richard McCormack, the leader praised the agreement as "an complained that the United on Thursday announced discussions, set forth a of the U.S. negotiating team, important way station along States was trying to scrap completion of an unprecedented complex set of proposals aimed said the talks had produced the road leading to a centuries of Japanese tradition agreement pledging to reduce at lowering America's huge "substantive progress" in strengthened U.S.-Japan and remake the country into the trade frictions by making $49 billion deficit with Japan resolving trade differences relationship." image of the United States. broad-based reforms in the by attacking structural barriers between the two economic In Tokyo, Japanese Prime The Bush administration economies of both countries. to trade. superpowers. Minister Toshiki Kaifu said insisted that its carrying out some of the deep recommendations would benefit economic reforms promised in Japan by increasing Rockets launched from B-52s the talks could be painful, but competition in a country where in the end would improve the consumers now pay some of lives of the Japanese. the highest prices in the to put satellites into orbit Speaking at a news industrial world. EDWARDS AIR FORCE tracking crews at the Ames Quayle said in a statement. conference, Kaifu called the The Japanese had their own BASE, Calif. (AP) — An Dryden Flight Research Strapped beneath the right reforms a duty that "Japan list of complaints against the experimental Pegasus rocket Facility at Edwards determined wing of the gleaming while must discharge as a responsible United States, citing America's was blasted into space the 440-pound satellite had and silver bomber, Pegasus member of the international huge budget deficit, low Thursday from a B-52 and successfully reached orbit 368 was flown to 43,000 feet over community." savings rate and short-term successfully delivered its first miles above Earth. the military's Western Test "I ask for the understanding planning by U.S. companies as satellite payload into a polar Range in the ocean off and cooperation of the people restraints on U.S. productivity. orbit, officials said. "Everything went according Southern California. of my country," Kaifu said. 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1111111111 page 6 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 6, 1990 INTERNATIONAL East German declares democracy for itself EAST BERLIN (AP) — Christian Democrat leader that the merged country be Parliament's president Hoeppncr. East Germany's first freely Lothar dc Mai/.ierc, whose neutralized. Others seeking the post were The Parliament also created chosen Parliament declared the party holds the most scats in A Soviet official told a outgoing Communist Premier an office of president to be a nation a democracy on Parliament, to build a new briefing, "We think neutrality Hans Modrow, who leads a ceremonial head of state and Thursday and began building a government from the 11 parties may be the answer, but we rebuilt pro-democracy party abolished the old Communist political system that will lead represented in the legislature. invite people to supply us with that finished a distant third in collective body, the Council of it to unification with West Dr. Sabinc Bergmann-Pohl, other ideas." the March elections. He State. Germany. a Christian Democrat, was Thursday's gathering at the finished third in the voting for Bergmann-Pohl will serve as The. lawmakers, elected elected president of Parliament Palace of the Republic was rich Parliament president, behind head of state until a president is March 18 in the nation's first and urged that lawmakers "do in symbolism and was the Social Democrat Reinhard elected by Parliament democratic ballot, convened for justice to our responsibilities culmination of the revolt that the first time and formally and that we soon sit in a toppled the former Communist dismantled the Communist common German Parliament." regime in October. But the ...Bush, Gorbachev From front page system that ruled four decades. Bergmann-Pohl said shape of de Maiziere's going to be signed at the sum- Meeting in the Palace of the legislators must work with government and the pace of good chance that major issues mit." Republic built by the former their West German counterparts reunification will likely be could be resolved by the sum- Simultaneous announce- ments of the summit came Stalinist regime, the 400- to merge the nations and bring worked out in backroom mit dale but "realistically" the from the White House and die member Parliament began the capital of a single Germany negotiations. actual treaty-signing might Soviet news agency Tass early rewriting the constitution to back to a united Berlin. "Forty years of difficult have to wait until later in the Thursday as Baker and Shevard- mirror that of West Germany. Some heartening news also times have ended in this year. nadze were holding their second The new legislature and the came from Washington late moment," said Lothar Piche, day of meetings on arms con- government it creates could be Thursday. U.S. and Soviet 63, the oldest member of Soviet negotiator Yuri Naz- trol and other issues. East Germany's last as a officials who arc bargaining on Parliament. "God support our arkin was even more blunt, "There's still a lot of work sovereign state because of the regional isssucs there said the German fatherland." saying: "Taking into account to do, particularly in light of moves toward unification with Soviets, accepting the principle The first thing the 390 (the summit is) in seven West Germany. of unifying the two Gcrmanys, lawmakers in attendance did weeks, it's impractical, I think, the fact that the summit will The Parliament empowered edged away from their demand was elect Bergmann-Polh to be to expect it (the treaty) is begin on the 30th," Baker told reporters. "So we have our ^'fi^'M&SPtS&firtV- work cut out for us." The 1990 Shevardnadze, who will meet with Bush on Friday, echoed BEER BEER Miss Storrs Baker's remarks. "There is very Collegiate Scholarship Pageant little time, only seven weeks," he said. \I< )KI -'<' BEER!!!!!! 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John T. Casteen, The Daily Campus, Friday, April 6, 1990 page 7 FOCUS Shop until you drop! New Mall opens in Manchester By Amy Charter individual merchants have expressed mat Daily Campus Staff they are doing better than they Tired of Eastbrook Mall? Co-op's anticipated," Guire said. prices have you down? Want something Mark Choatc, manager of Champs better than Willimantic's thrift stores? Sports, a sporting store that sells Only a half an hour away, you can sportswear, shoes and equipment said shop 'til you drop at Manchester's new that "This is becoming a major mall. mall. Businness is great." The Pavilions at Buckland Hills offer The food court also attracts many 96 stores to the area's shoppers. These shoppers. Many varieties of plants line include five department stores, 12 shoe the eating area giving the court an stores, seven jewelry stores, and attractive, homey feeling. According to clothing stores for men, women and Guire, court can scat 475 people. Nine children. A food court located on the upper floor offers nine different fast food restaurants. The mall is located The mall, which opened up March 14, 1990, is located right off route 84 at right off 84W at the exit 62. The mall is bright and clean Buckland Road exit. with wide open spaces and two sec - through elevators at cither end of the restaurants surround a central eating mall and an escalator in the middle. area. Some of the fast food restaurants The elevators arc surrounded with include McDonald's, Taco Bell, Panda brightly painted abstract sculptures made Express; a Chinese restaurant, and Roli of steel by George Sugcrman. More Boli; a deli. Nathan's, a popular New brightly colored steel sculptures serve as York restaurant, makes its first scats around the elevators. appearance in Connecticut at the The center mall aisle is open to the Pavilions. ceiling, which has skylights and opaque A gourmet chocolate store, gourmet window ceiling tiles. On the upper jelly bean stores, cookie stores, a floor, two aisles allow a view of both gourmet coffc shop and ice cream stores the bottom level, and the high ceiling. are also available to consumers. On the top level the aisles go around The mall is currently operating with the inside of the mall, leaving open 75% of its available space operating, spaces for a view of the bottom level. Guire said. He hopes that 90% will be Many times, there arc unnecessary turns open by the end of the year. :.J. Gunthcr/Thc Daily Campus that make shoppers walk more than they The bathroom can be found in two The brightly colored sculptures serve as decoration and seats. should have to. locations. The customer service desk Tom Guire, the general manager of offers the use of strollers and the Pavilions, is very enthusiastic wheelchairs to customers. The mall is Greeks may be moving about customer response to the new open from 10 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Monday mall. "The traffic is great and business thru Saturday, and noon - 6 p.m. on New complex planned for fraternities is good. We arc in an ideal area. The Sunday. By Paulette Donnelly guest room. Daily Campus Staff About 720 parking spaces will be After six years of hard work and plan- provided for residents, said Preston. ning it looks as if the planned Greek Besides housing, there will be recre- Village will finally be built. ational areas for volleyball and grassy The complex is to be located on 32 to open spaces, said Preston. 33 acres of land behind Ryan Refectory. However, there is not much space left This area is surrounded by Stadium and to build on what was once wetland area, Separatist mads. the slope and the parking spaces sur- There arc 13 sororities and fraternities rounding the complex arc factored in, definitely participating and a few more said Preston. arc considering, said Preston. The housing will cost anywhere from Depending upon the groups running S13.5 million to SIX million, said Pre- the houses they may be either co-ed or ston. single sex, said Judy Preston, Coordi- "In a time of financial constraints it is nator of Greek Life. important that people realize that no The plan is to build 18 structures that stale education dollars arc going into will house 40 people each. Each house this project," said Preston. Capital fund will have such features as a designated raising will finance this project—that is lounge, study area, meeting room and See pa^c H

M. GuntherflTie Daily Campus —Geofery Gordon/Die Daily Campus The mall is tiled in geometrical patterns that create an open feeling. Frat houses, like this ope, won't be needed if GrteK Village .is. builtl page 8 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 6, 1990 FOCUS Barrymore reveals childhood in 'Little Girl Lost' LOS ANGELES (AP) — York to Los Angeles on a money. turned into a teen-age beauty, be positive or negative? I took How could anyone write an credit card stolen from her "I was not aware of the and she talks thoughtfully the risk. autobiography at the age of 15? mother. The second treatment, extent that genetic about the tumultuous events of It's possible when you consider she hopes, will be her last. predisposition has," says Ildiko her young life. Q. Did you realize you the young life of Drew "It was never the work that Barrymore. "Once you become Q. How can you write a life would have to live through the Barrymore. was the problem with Drew, it aware of that, you deal with it story at your age? bad periods again? At the age of 6, she was was the lime in-between," on a level of more intelligence A. People were saying, "You starring in Steven Spielberg's remarks her mother, Ildiko in terms of what needs to be should tell your story, you A. It was scary in the fact "E.T. The Extraterrestrial," the Barrymore. "That is the done." should tell your story." I was that you would have to bring most successful film of all problem for many actors: How Drew, now 15, and her really too scared to. I got a few up these issues you had already time. She was a drinker at 9, to fill that time between the mother live on a quiet street in different offers to write a book, dealt with, or arc scared to deal marijuana smoker at 10, co- jobs. The jobs give you a the San Fernando Valley. One and I chose one. It was really with again. But I just focused caine user at 12, recovering ad- sense of self-worth and day after school. Drew sat scary to lay your life on the on positive energy and went dict at 14. accomplishment." down for an interview. Always line. You don't know what the with the flow. "Little Girl Lost" is the apt The Barrymorcs have a long an attractive girl, she has feedback is going to be. Will it tide of the teen-ager's memoir. history of alcoholism and ad- Written with Todd Gold, the diction. Drew's grandfather, book describes in harrowing John Barrymore, and aunt, Di- ...Greeks building a new home detail her descent into a juve- ana, were destroyed by drink, as From page 7 nile abyss of deception, excess were members of earlier program will provide supervi- and we can't wait," Langer and degradation. The road back "We have received tremen- sion similar to that of said. generations. Drew's father, dous support by the univer- has been rocky. John Jr., has had a long history Residential Assistants, said "I'm excited about the new sity," said Preston. Preston. After a wild drunken spree, of addiction. He is a menacing housing, but it's too bad that This project will construct An alcohol policy consistent Drew underwent 87 days of re- figure in "Little Girl Lost," a I'll sec it as an alumni," said bed space faster than the uni- with that of the university will habilitation in a hospital. Re- wild-bearded wreck who turned Stacey Krauss, president of versity's bid process thus mak- be implemented and it will be leased, she embarked on an- up only to abuse his daughter Kappa Alpha Thcta and a sixth ing it more desirable, said Pre- enforced, said Preston. Also, a other bender, flying from New and former wife and ask for semester English major. ston. university police unit as well The housing will be benefi- The housing will be run by as student patrols will help to cial to fraternities and sororities Doors Open — 8:00 P.M. Connecticut Fraternal Housing maintain the area, said Preston. that do not presently have Corp Inc., a private non-profit "Without housing, we try to houses, said Krauss. agency officially formed last conquer the alcohol policy by The people who do have year. This agency is affiliated having a dry rush, and with the m ® ADMIT ONE houses will also benefit be- with the university enabling housing it will only get bigger cause they will be able to flp2§ imt BABfiSf Admission campus officials to have a say and better," said Don Langer, house more members and have 1 I eg $1.00 OFF in matters concerning the new with ticket president of Kappa Sigma and a rooms for chapter meetings, Greek Village. i -= CM BE PART OF THE LAST Before 11:00 ninth semester accounting ma- said Krauss. f3 The new complex will fol- jor. CO PERFORMANCE TO BE FEATURED "Meetings are currently held IN OUR VIDEO low the same policies of on- "The new housing will be a in the Student Union which is campus residents. great opportunity for the a real hassle," Krauss said. Next to Fit April 6th 10 p.m. * w/2 Saints + A Greek Peer Counselor Greeks, we arc totally psyched Deli King 21 Years Old — Positive I.D. Required The Slaves THE UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS OFFICE WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WHO SUPPORTED OR PARTICIPATED IN THE RENOVATION OF THE OFFICE: President John T. Casteen, III Brian Kristoff Vice President Carol A. Wiggins Dominic Pillari Vice President Sallie Giffen Fred Heathcote Vice President Tony Brown Bill Leffingwell Assistant Vice President Matt Arens Bill Bucklin The Alumni Association Al Chapman William Spinelli Phil Martin and Crew John Toller Sue Fisher Jane Stephens Paint Shop Pat Zugeber and Electrical Shop ALL THE MANY OTHER SUPPORT STAFF MEMBERS. THANK YOU! • •••••••••••••

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... how many people ran out and tried to will take cooperation rent 'Slick Honey* after Monday's review? BUDAPEST, Hungary—One would have Even Hungary's good economic news is not expected a fevered pitch of excitement to usher in encouraging. Most of the joint ventures that ... how many people wore Metanoia ribbons Hungary's first free election in more than 40 Hungary has with foreign companies end up with yesterday and will continue to wear them years. But last Sunday's historic exercise in profits leaving the country. until they rot off their clothes? democracy had an air of unspectacular normality Meanwhile, there is widespread disagreement about it. And so did the first phase of a over privatization between Hungary's two major ... if Duke wished they were anyplace else campaign for a new parliament that was contested political parties. This difference of opinion centers on whether privatization should proceed other than Denver on Monday night? by 35 political parties. After talking with voters here, as my reporter slowly or occur quickly to achieve a free market Jason Adkins has been doing for the past week, system as soon as possible. ... where the semester went? one realizes this Spring is not a time of euphoria This is a debate in which the Free Democrats in the East. It's a period of sobriety and accuse the Hungarian Democratic Forum of a ... what exactly these "sparks" are that reflection, as the full extent of the bankruptcy of residual attachment to communism and the women talk of? communism becomes apparent to its receivers. Democratic Forum responds by saying the Free Yet, there is no concealing what Hungarians Democrats just want to sell out the country's think of their former handpicked rulers. All over national identity. The Democratic Forum wants ... if Harry Hartley, the new interim Budapest, lamp posts have large posters wrapped western capital to flow in but only with President, and Jim Calhoun are truly the around them, safely above the reach of passing qualifications. fitness fans they say they are, why do they mmilaiors. A majority of these belong to the Clearly, many compromises are going to have stop for donuts every morning? Hungarian Democratic Forum, a coalition of to be made here. And no move is going to be center-right forces, which comprise one of the without pain. The Free Democrats, for example, two major political powers in the country. One acknowledge that under their economic program, ... when the next shipment of Wogga Woggan of the Forum's signs emulates a wild west unemployment could skyrocket, leaving 450,00 lizards is expected to arrive at campus? poster. "Wanted," it reads. "All those Who workers idle as Hungary undergoes a period of Brought Hungary To Ruin. Reward For transition. In contrast, the Democratic Forum ... "when boy, when?" Information Surrounding A Free and Independent advocates incremental change. Hungary." Hungarians have seen the better-fed future of Another placard shows the back of a burly capitalism and it has dazzled them, in sharp ... how many people were suckered by Soviet soldier with the following slogan in comparison to the drabness and long lines that number one? Russian, "comrades, it's all over." often speckled their past. Nevertheless, while In spite of the success in last Sunday's election many Hungarians accept the triumph of private ... if Roger Rabbit comes hopping down the of the Hungarian Democratic Forum and the enterprise and individual freedom, they are bunny trail on Easter Sunday, what will Alliance of Free Democrats, a party of liberals concerned about the limits of naked ambition. and free-market economists, which will likely Many arc anxious about the daily grind of getting Jessica look like following him? lead to a coalition government after runoffs on and spending. Arc they now heralding in a new April 8th, the demise of any political choice world without a heart? Is there fellow man just a ... if anyone realizes how hard these darn resembling communism has not brought about competitor in the race for a job or a new car? things are to make up? harmony or peace of mind. What many Hungarians are talking about in Hungarian voters, like many of their Eastern the art nouveau coffee houses here is the inherent European counterparts, are nervous about the conflict between democratic reform and all out ... if students know that finals are only four uncharted waters of the future and the harsh market forces. A country which has won a new weeks away? Time to buy books. austerity measures that are needed to save their voice does not easily warm to higher prices and sad economy. At election meetings here last widespread unemployment Indeed, one realizes week, people repeatedly asked what would happen there is no simple ruud from a planned to a ... why not a single Executive USG Board to their homes, jobs and meager pensions. market economy. member is running for re-election? Little Part of the relative lethargy surroundings One senses on the apart of many a strong too much stress guys? Hungary's recent election involves the foreign desire for capitalism with a caring heart. Human notion that locals have about improving their values matter a great deal in the East. Sacrificing people to profits doesn't mean much to those ... who this Murphy character is and how lives themselves. This is a bizarre concept for people that are used to waiting to see what others who are being stomped upon. It hardly makes a did he become so wise? decide for them from above. Voters here last difference if the boot is worn on the right left Sunday, for example, were reluctant to wear foot. ... if Cliff Notes will publish a volume on campaign buttons to the polls for fear of getting The uncertainty about Hungary's economy Homer Simpson's Iliad? in trouble with authorities. could explain why so many people have been What is certain about the future, is Hungary's restrained in this week's election. One has a suspicion that what's unfolding here and ... if they will profile any CCSU police on severe economic crisis. Inflation is at 23 percent and rising. The country also has a debt of $20 elsewhere in Eastern Europe is just the beginning America's Most Wanted? billion, the country also has a debt of $20 of winding path. The people of Hungary ant to billion, the highest per capita of any Eastern take what was good and bad from their past and European nation. And roughly 90 percent of all seek to make something new out of it enterprises remain in state hands. Cody Shearer is a syndicated columnist Th^Dail^Campus^riday^pri^^990 page 11 LETTERS & COMMENTARY Mike Royko Yet another attack on the fair smoker and their habit If they had asked me, I could have The director of the project said: "The about the cost of health care for the poor Are they sniffing the bouquet of a saved some researchers at the University loss of the sense of smell is yet another and the elderly, is yammering what glass of fine burgundy or tiptoing of Pennsylvania a lot of time and good reason to quit smoking. everyone already knows: that smoking through the tulips? bother. "Smoking creates the possibility of isn't good for those who smoke. Of course not. And those among The scientists recently did tests on losing, at least in part, the ability to No, we now have scientists doing a them who smoke are fortunate in that more than 600 people, some who appreciate flowers, good food and good big study to establish that those who their nose nerves don't quiver as much smoke and some who don't. wine. So, if one likes those things, one smoke do not fully appreciate the as the nose nerves of the non-smokers. They had them sniff various scents. should think twice about smoking." bouquet of a daffodil. When a smoker finds himself on a Then they jolted down what, if This project is the best example that Apparendy it hasn't occurred to these crowded subway train or elevator, he anything, these people smcllcd. I've seen of how far America's non- scientists that what they have discovered will not be as aware as a non-smoker And guess what they found? Of smokers arc wiling to go with their is the only benefit that smoking that there is someone nearby who did course. It's what any smoker or former evergrowing nagging, pummcling attack provides. not shower that morning. And if smoker could have told them before they on the country's smokers. Yes, it does reduce one's sense of someone is seized by a fit of flatulence even started. It isn't enough that many non- smell. But is that bad? (possibly a non-smoker who totally They discovered that people who don't smokers frantically wave their arms and It would be bad if we were all Indian disregards the rights of a smoker not to smoke have a much sharper sense of begin gasping for breath even before a scouts, hunkering down over some have his air tainted by others), the smell than people who do smoke. smoker 20 feet away lights up. charred wood and saying: "Hmmm, smoker will be immune to this gross And they found that people who It isn't enough that in those goofy ads they break camp four, five hours ago." and vile intrusion. smoke more, and have been smoking single people put in newspapers, almost Or if we were all professional wine No, this is a smelly world most of us longer, have a less acute sense of smell all of them say something like: tasters or cultivated English rose live in. It is filled with more garbage than those who smoke less or haven't "Female, 30, professional, attractive, gardens. than petunias, more smoke and fumes been smoking as long. wishes to meet tall, lean, handsome, But the fact is that much, if not most, than estate botUcd wines. Then they published their findings in wealthy, sensitive, humorous, erudite, of the world we inhabit doesn't smell And speaking of wines, where docs a scholarly medical journal, which is professional male interested in skiing, very good. Bus fumes, car fumes, that scientist get off encouraging how university researchers who ask jogging, gracious dining, long walks in industrial chimneys and people slink up drinking? Has he ever poured a bottle or people to sniff things justify their the park, concerts and Woody Allen the place. two down a mouse's throat? Try it. paychecks. movies. Non-smokers only, you Think of ihc millions of people who The poor little creature will get drunk. So what do their findings tell us? smelly pigs!" work in places that make things that And then we can read about thai in a How significant is the fact that smokers And it isn't even enough that the smell bad. Or the hundreds of thousands scientific journal. don't detect scents as well as non- surgeon general of the United States, of people who pick up and dispose of Mike Royko is a syndicated smokers? who ought to be concerning himself our garbage. columnist Daily Campus Letters Policy The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view Hunger Cleanup on April 7 points. All letters must be typed and double-spaced On Saturday April 7, 150 fifty percent goes to the Covenant Soup Kitchen, and should be between 200-500 words in length. All students from the Univcrsiy of National Siudcnt Campaign McSweeney Senior Center, letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, Connecticut, East Catholic and Against Hunger and Town of Mansfield, grammar, libel, and good taste. E.O. Smith high schools will Homclcssness for national and Community Childrcns Center, All letters must include name, signature, and join forces to fight hunger and international outreach and Mansfield Senior Center. phone number. The phone number is for verification homelcssncss in the Sixth programs. Several local Patricia Ha/.cll, coordinator purposes only and will not be printed. A name can annual Hunger Cleanup. businesses have also made of the project, states that,"Not be withheld solely on the consent of the editor. Uconn's President Castccn and contributions cither with direct only is the Hunger Cleanup The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return Vice-Prcsidcnt of Student donations or with gift designed to raise money for the of any letter. Send to: Letters to the Editor, The Affairs Carol Wiggins have certificates to be awarded to the hungry and the homeless, but Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. endorsed the campaign. students who raise the most also to create awareness and The Hunger Cleanup is the money. These businesses activism at high schools and largest student-run community include, in Willimantic: on college campuses." The Letters to the Editor service event in the nation. Mike's News, The Bench Hunger Cleanup is sponsored Volunteers raise money Shop, and Gringas Shoe Salon, by the National Student through individual sponsorship andf University Music of Campaign Against Hunger and and perform various projects in Storrs. Willards and Homclcssness and organized by In memoriam the Storrs/Willimantic area for Willimantic Coal and Lumber ConnPlRG, the Connecticut Narasimha Rao Adidam knew him. He was a credit to three hours this Saturday. and Shcrwin Williams donated Public Interest Research (Narcn) was tragically killed in himself, his family, to the Eileen Shcchan, fundraising clean up materials. Group. If you have any an automobile accident on Civil Engineering Department chairperson, said that they The worksites include: questions or would like to March 30. He was a warm, and to ihc University. His expect to over $8,000. Fifty Windham Community make a contribution, please sensitive, intelligent and caring friendliness and sense of humor percent of the money raised Landtrust, Windham Housing contact Patricia Hazcll at 486- person. I feel a deep sense of will be deeply missed. goes to two local beneficiaries, Authority, Windham Heights 5008. loss and know that I share that Howard Epstein St. Joseph's Home and Shelter Community Center, Windham Diane Landino feeling with everyone who Professor and Naren's and Covenant Soup Kitchen in area Intcrfailh Ministry, St. ConnPlRG Advisor Willimantic. The remaining Joseph 's Home and Shelter, Random rape prompts a march of Mexican women The women of Mexico are angry. Some 20,000 of Upon identification, Antonio Valvcrdc, ex-dircctor of The newly formed Mexican Commission on Human these women gathered together March 8 in Mexico City Intcrpol, head of the federal judicial police nd second in Rights has taken the case as its first campaign. They for the largest International Women's Day march in the command to Cocllo Trejo, refused to turn the men over arc pointing out that, as in cases of the politically country's history. They danced, threw confetti, chanted to the Mexico City prosecutor's office, and the four "disappeared," the agencies responsible for the and spray-painted their furious protest in this men returned to their jobs. By December, six more investigation and prosecution are one and the same as unprecedented surge of participation, resulting from a rapes had been reported. those involved in the crimes. heightening in women's organizing and to the chief The novelty of the "institutional" rapists consisted in Also, a committee of male journalists has begun demand of the march: the call for the resignation of the their attacking women who, at any hour of the day, signature campaign called "I do not identify with attorney general in charge of Mexico's "war on drugs," travelled alone in their automobiles. After faking a rapists." The opposition Party of the Democratic Javier Cocllo Trejo. review of documents, the attackers would board the Revolution has announced its plans to ask the chamber Serious differences in previous years prevented an vehicle and collectively finish the "operation"... of Deputies to investigate Javier Coello Trejo and agreement concerning the theme of the Women's Day The victims sent a telegram to President Carlos Antonio Valvcrdc for their participation in the cover-up. March, but in 1990, feminists and newly forming Salinas de Gortari on December 22, in which they said Valvcrdc has since been transferred to Washington, D.C. women's groups throughout the popular movement that they were being harassed and threatened, and the to head a new U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency-Mexico quickly agreed on this focus. rapists had been identified as members of Trejo's staff. information exchange program. (As seen in the ten Why are Mexican women so angry at Trejo? After The case barely reached the press until January 2, years of support for Noriega, as long as Valverde and all, isn't he fighting a just cause-cleaning up the when journalist Sara Moiron, personally connected to others like him, cooperate with the U.S. government in country, along with the help of the honorable United one of the victims, wrote a letter to the editor of the their foreign policy objectives, Washington will very States? newspaper El Universal describing the crimes. Her easily overlook (heir crimes at home.) Almost undoubtedly, to these women, Trcjo's role as words: "Can we tolerate this and live in peace?" There It is easy to see why many women in Mexico are drug czar of Mexico will never amount to anything ensued a public outcry, forcing the federal judicial police angry: to the irreparable effects of a rape, the victim good. How could it, when they heard of his cover-up of to organize another line-up January 4. This time three must add the bitterness of the possibility that anyone nineteen reported gang rapes, committed by members of men were identified by eleven of the victims and a can come back to attack her again, tear off her clothes, his personal staff according to victim identification? fourth by three. They were finally arrested January 15. beat her and insult her, deprive her of her freedom and On March 11, 1989, the first of these 19 rapes was Since February, the National Network Against rape her at will and impulse. For the Mexican woman, reported to the Mexico City Special Agency on Sex Violence Against Women, a coalition of some fifteen it will continue to be a struggle and a fight, not only to Crimes. There were fourteen cases by August, and a women's organizations, has been working with the gain justice against the individual perpetrators, but alhti clue to the source of the violence against women: one victims. They are fighting for the presentation in a line- to defeat any complicity in their government and, of the vehicles involved had been found to be the up of at least three more men involved in the rapes finally, the machismo so prevalent in their society. property of Coello Trejo. including one of the most commonly described Will Wilken Of the four who were positively identified in a line-up perpetrators, referred to s the "commandante" during the This column provided by Committee for Awareness of 98 men, on September 6, all were personal attacks. He has never appeared in any line-up. of Latin America bodyguards of Coello Trejo. |);i»f 12 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 6, 1990

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Today is Friday, April 6, the 96th day of 1990. I c There arc 269 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On April 6, 1909, American explorer Robert Edwin Peary became the first person to lead an expedition to the North Pole. On this dale: In 1830, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was organized by Joseph Smith at Fayette, N.Y. In 1862, the Civil War Battle of Shiloh began as the Confederates attacked Union forces in Tennessee. In 1892, author and newscaster Lowell Thomas THURSDAY, APRIL 12 was born in Woodington, Ohio. Campus In 1896, the first modern Olympic Games were Maundy Thursday Worship with Chancel Drama, formally opened in Athens, Greece. Hope Lutheran Church and Student Center, In 1917, Congress approved a declaration of war 7:OOPM - 8:OOPM. against Germany. Calendar In 1963, the United States and Britain signed an PR/LACC Social Hour 4:OOPM. agreement under which the Americans would sell Polaris A-3 missiles to the British. TUESDAY. APRIL 10 FRIDAY, APRIL 13 In 1965, the United States launched the Early Bird communications satellite. SUBOG Last Lecture Scries presents "Andy Balock" Good Friday In 1971, the Russian-born composer Igor SU Room 218, 1230 pm. Free. Stravinsky died in New York City. Good Friday "Service of Darkness" Hope Lutheran In 1984, the space shuttle Challenger blasted off Passover Scdar, Home hospitality. for the fifth time on a wccklong mission. Church and Student Center, 7:0OPM. In 1987, the Dow Jones industrial average closed Women's Center Film "AH of Our Lives: Women in Students for Peace "Cry Freedom" & "Dr. above 2,400 for the first time. Later Years" Babbidge Library P-108, 12Noon & In 1988, Tirza Porat, a 15-year-old Israeli girl, 7:OOPM. Strangelove" SUBallroom, 7:00PM, Free. was killed in a West Bank mclcc. (Although Arabs were initially blamed for her death, the Israeli army concluded that Tirza had been accidentally shot by a WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11 SATURDAY. APRIL 14 Jewish settler.) Ten years ago: Easter services were held for the Hillcl, Freedom Scdar 7:OOPM. Indian Student Association Dinner/Dance, American hostages in Iran, on their 155th day of SUBallroom, Admission for dinner 6: OOPM, DJ Dance at 9: OOPM. Free . captivity. Visiting clergymen reported the captives Campus Crusade for Christ Magic Show "Andre were in good condition. Cole" A. N. Jorgcnsen, 7:30PM, $4.00 Five years ago: William J. Schrocder became the Wrestling Club Wrestling Tournament, Hawley Armory, 12: 30PM - 6:00PM. first artificial heart recipient to be discharged from Department of Counseling Services "Coping with the hospital when he moved into an apartment in Test Stress" 10:30AM 11:30AM, 604 Gilbert Louisville, Ky. Gaafar Nimeiri, the president of Road. Sudan, was overthrown in a coup. Alpha Phi Alpha Party, AACC, 10:OOPM. One year ago: Soviet leader Mikhail S. Department of Counseling Services "Time Gorbachev met with British Prime Minister Management" 3:00PM - 4:30PM, 604 Gilbert SUNDAY, APRIL 11 Margaret Thatcher in London, holding daylong Road. talks that were characterized as argumentative, but Easter Worship Service and Children's Easter Egg friendly. SUBOG Lecture Committee "George Takci — Star Hunt, Hope Luther an Church and Student Center, Today's birthdays: Composer-conductor Andre Trekking with SULU" SUBallroom, 8:OOPM, Free 10:30AM- 11:30AM. Prcvin is 61. Actor Ivan Dixon is 59. Country with UConn ID. singer Merle Haggard is 53. Actor Billy Dec Easter Williams is 53. Actor Roy Thinncs is 52. Singer School of Fine Arts Concert: University Ensembles Michelle Phillips is 46. "University Percussion Ensemble" VDM, 8:15PM. Hillel Matzah Brunch 11:00AM. Th^)aHyCainpuSjFriday^Apri^jl9M Pa«e 13 POTATO CHIPS by Fred Rawlcs THE REAL WORLD by de Zabrus

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EMMA by Maria Allenbrant Daily Horoscope Today's Birthday (April 6). Planning and preparation arc vital to any projects you undertake this year. You can't expect success without hard work. Take care of household matters in April. You'll acquire more material possessions in June. September shows business success, new partnerships and even marriage. There's something worth celebrating in October. Strive for tangible results in November and early next year. You have more freedom to travel in February. Aries (March 21-April 19). Someone from your past could come back into your life. You enjoy spending Saturday with good friends. Your partner might expect too much from you Sunday. Taurus (April 20-May20). It's up to you to organize group activities this weekend. You relish the few quiet moments that occur Saturday. Spend the day Sunday exploring the arts. tJAH, \s Gemini (May21-Junc21). Other people CoucDU'f\--TC) BE — g£ J CONTINUED see you as successful even if you don't sec yourself that way. Pay particular attention to your physical appearance Saturday. You can relax on Sunday. Cancer (Junc22-July22). A Pisces provides the best companionship this weekend. You should take part in outdoor activities THE Daily Crossword* M*f#4« ■ . CtUMl 3 Saturday. On Sunday, you're likely to get an offer you can't refuse. ACROSS 4 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 it li 5T 1 Word In a Leo (July 23-Aug.22). You can splurge Gardner title 14 r 5 Bol. city " | on food and entertainment tonight. A If 1 10 Jug handles 11 UConn Sports reconciliation is possible Saturday. With the 14 — and crafla r 20 F 15 Coaur d'— moon in Libra Sunday, there's a chance you'll 16 Auxiliary P 141 Schedule meet a fascinating Libra. airfoil ■ 1 " » 17 Purchases >i 21 27 11 u Virgo (Aug. 23-Scpt.22). You can look blindly ' F 11 t forward to a romantic weekend. Someone 20 Emphasizes M 21 Gunpowder FRIDAY. APRIL 6 pampers you Saturday with all the good things in 31 17 14 f. ■ Ingredient 22 Layer life. On Sunday you might be talking marriage. 40 41 23 Facet - Libra (Sept. 23-Oct 23). A work-related 25 Ebbed 41 44 Men's golf at Black 29 Cluster P romance could develop this evening. You're Mowers 47 Knight Invitational at particular about the people you associate with on 33 Hint 1 ■ 34 Oval «• SO 51 si SI 54 SS ss West point April 6-8 Saturday. Sunday is a perfect day for socializing. 35 Car club: abbr. il 4 Si Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You tend to 36 Upstage M 11 »2 be in a playful mood this weekend. Hosting a 40 Piece out Women Softball 41 Playwright 81 M H social event requires a certain flair Saturday. It's , Clifford 1 easy to please others on Sunday. •42 Lily plant e 1990 T'lbunt U-.Ut Solctl. Inc i doubleheader at home 04106190 43 Remiss All nignti Rmr.id Sagittarius (Nov. 22- Dec. 21). Your 45 Hindu royalty Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: against Maine 3:00 pm 47 Coolers 12 Womanizer home is the center of activity tonight. A Pisces 48 Homily: abbr. 13 Mob or lob 5 P A R ■ E I III II ■ I A|Y| or Virgo plays an important role in your life 49 Wipe out end T A P A ■ l 1 T 1 i Mi 1 VI 52 Certain estar 18 Tennis great 0 R A, N R R 0 w| 0 N nsl Saturday. You feel comfortable enough to share 57 Rescuing 19 Toughen by ¥ 1 I G I LNJ » A ■ TlR V f your feelings with someone Sunday. 60 Family — heating E 1 T E ■ li 1 c ■ A 0 D i E SATURDAY. APRIL 7 61 Swarming 23 Anacreontic ■ R RU f R i N Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You're able 62 Urge and pastoral R 1 D s i A H b~ E I 0 1 H T 63 Bonn Mr. 24 Eng quean ■ to continue a long-distance romance. Plan on A s 1 R T f I 1 V f R 64 Seeger and 25 Suffered ■' H traveling this weekend. There arc plenty of places Fountain 26 Chelsea chap 1 U R : ■ i « F R Men's Lacrosse 65 Matched 27 Boring tool P p. I s 10 1 0 ■ T10 ■ for you and your partner to go Sunday. collections 28 Vietnamese S i c T ■">■' R GHA R A B S North Adams State Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You have holiday ■ F A " ■ A 0 IK A B I E DOWN 29 Whale food AS H F m H A R 1 ■ 1 ( N 2:00 pm at home more spending money than usual; save some for Taxis 30 NFL member P R 1 y ■ | U R M ' I 1 1 I I entertainment expenses. There might be a In — (bored 31 Resort lake I 0 T S |E N D f ' 1 1 S by sameness) 32 Fills up development in your love life Saturday that you USSR river 34 Guinness and 04.06.90 Bflng Waugh 46 Desert dweller 53 Criticizes want kept secret. Get plenty of rest Sunday. Ran out 37 Actor William 48 Allen or 54 Farm measure Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). More people Exotic 38 Singer Adams Martin 55 Honk Fastens 39 Writer 49 Bible book: 56 Remnants become aware of your positive qualities. You 8 Cuckoo Fleming abbr. 58 Cumber- have the freedom to do as you please Saturday . 9 — Buddhism 44 Not as hard 50 Undercooked land — 10 Sees 45 Pee Waa and 51 Slate 59 "Grand — Conversations tend to center around marriage 11 Thanks —I Delia 52 Tluy Opry" S^ndn". f~r '-» Office Hours Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Classifieds 429-9384 486-3407 CLASSIFIED INFO Classified ads may be placed at Dodge Darts: '71 Good cond.. "Two Bedroom Spacious Ranch, Room in Carriage House. 1 or 2 Summer Sublet: May FREE, In The DailyCampus office or by mail. runs well, $650. '74 runs OK i. Shaped, Fireplace, backs to people. Available immediately ground POOL, Sun Deck, Classified ads musl be paid in full at groat for parts! $300. For more Forest, quiet, private, ideal for or as soon as possible. Fall Wooded Lot, 1/4 mile from die lime of placement, and arc non- info, call Reuben after 6:00 grad and faculty. Garden Area. option. Call Kristen 429-1191 campus. Fully Furnished, rcfundablc but credit will be given.. 429-7297 FS4/4-6 455-9378 before 9pm." FR4/4-6 Washer/Dryer, From $300 FR3/29-4/18 (Utilities Included). Call No classified ads will be accepted 1979 Chrysler Brougham. Parts Kristen (429-S195) or Matt over the phone. Phone numbers, last or purchase. Best offers. Rent a disk jockey on campus SUMMER SUBLET: CELERON (429-4911). FR4/5-11 names, or full addresses arc not 10,000 miles on new block starting at $90, semi-formals SQUARE. 1 BR. A/C. permitted in Uic Personals. motor. New battery. New tires. starting at $190, Quality lights Microwave, Dishwasher, TV, Spacious one and two Bedroom Coventry 742-7703. FS4/5- and sound. Call: 423-3270. apartments located only two All advertising is subject to accep- furnished. Call 487-0023, leave 5/3 P FR3/30-4/27 message. MAY FREE! PAY FOR miles from campus. Includes tance by The Daily Campus, which ONLY THREE MONTHS. FR4/4- appliances and pool. Rent now reserves the right to reject any ad Tublar Mavic GP4 wheels with ••Summer Sublet** Fall 17 through the summer for a copy at its sole discretion. Adver- scaled suntour hubs $65 also option, one bedroom, special rate. Apts. available for tisements offering term-paper re- Cat Eye Solar computer with comfortable for two. $300 MO, Summer Sublet: Woodhaven One Sept. also. Call 429-1500 for cadence $35 Call Kevin 779- available May 20 All May bedroom in two bedroom details. FR4/5-11 search and writing are not accepted. 0414 evenings. FS4/5-9 paid, 3 miles campus, air apartment. Furnished. Rent Student classified rales for ads conditioning 429-4386 FR negotiable. Call Frank 487- HOUSING. Two Bedroom of 25 words or less: Apple He with two cased disk 4/2-6 1774. FR4/4-10 Apartment only 5 minutes(l 1 insertion $2.00 drives, system saver, upgraded 1/2) miles from campus 3 consecutive $5.25 $350.00 or best offer. Call Summer Sublet at Carriage available May -- September. Mall 427-1297. FS4/4-11 Coventry 4 Bdr. Apt. w/stove & House, $400 per month, neg. Perfect for 2 or 3 people. Call 5 consecutive $7.00 Rcf. Sec. no pets $1100 Fully furnished. Grads pref. 429-2033 for more information. Each additional word $.05 Epson Apex home computer, 642-6263. FR 4/2-13 429-7408 FR4/4-6 FR4/5-6 512K RAM, with matching Non-sludcnt classified rales for monitor and nine-pin printer. Rent one of three bedrooms, in DON'T WAIT UNTIL LAST FOR RENT ~ ONE BEDROOM ads of 25 words or less: WP and other software included. Celeron Square. Furnished MINUTE. Summer Sublet large IN 2-BEDROOM APT. apartment, Air Cond., 2-Bdrm with Pool. Own bedrm. BARBARA MANOR. NO- 1 insertion $2.25 Originally $1350, now $895. Call George 486-3533 days, o Microwave, dishwasher. Rent 3 mi. to campus. $240.00 mo. SMOKING, FEMALE. UPPER 3 consecutive $5.75 456-4423 evenings. FS 4/6-13 from mid-May-August. May's Call Mark 427-4344 days, 429- CLASSMEN OR GRADUATE 5 consecutive $7.50 rent is FREE If inlcrcstcd call 2112 nights. FR4/4-10 PREFERRED. $225 PLUS 1/2 UTILITIES CALL YVETTE 429- Each additional word $.05 SEIZED CARS, trucks, Kirsten at 429-1860. FR4/3- 4whcelcrs, T.V.'s, stcrios, 5/1 Apartment: one bedroom in 7039. FR4/5-13 furniture, computers by DEA, quiet country setting Ashford. FBI. IRS. and US custons. Available for summer sublet in $500.00/month. Parking, WALDEN SUBLET: ONE OR Available your area now. Call Walden apartments one bedroom utilities included. Call 487- TWO APT. MATES WANTED. FOR SALE 1-805-682-7555 Ext. C-1260. for $350 per month. Call 487- 9908 FR4/4-10 AVAILABLE AFTER FINALS. FS4/6-9 1579. FR4/3-6 RENT NEGOTIABLE. ASK FOR r Summer Sublet Poss. Fall opt. DAWN OR LEAVE MESSAGE. SOLID MAPLE BEDS. KITCHEN Summer Sublet: Celeron Square. Avail. June 1 Hills Sect, of 429-9770. FR4/5-11 Diamond Engagement Rings 14 TABLES. CHAIRS, DRESSERS, 3 bedrooms with A/C, Willi 7 mi. to UConn. Walk to &18 karat gold. Best price. MIRRORS, AND MORE. CALL microwave, dishwasher. ECSU. $200.00/mo. +1/4 util. SAVE MONEY! LIVE OFF- Wedding Bands, fine jewelry 429-5351 BETWEEN 9-10:30 AVAILABLE MAY 21 WITH Smoker OK. Scan or Paul 456- CAMPUS AND SAVE AT LEAST repair, designs just for you. a.m. FS4/6-9 FALL OPTION POSSIBLE. Call 1080 FR4/4-17 $2800/YEAR. ONE AND TWO David Wright Jewelers Rt. 44 429-1079. Leave message. BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Ashford 429-4282. FS2/21-5/6 FR4/3-10 Summer sublet, partially WALK TO CAMPUS. BE RID furnished 2 bedroom OF DORMS! 487-1437. Tired of paying loo much for FOR RENT STAYING FOR SUMMER! I apartment, close to FR4/5-13 auto insurance? Call LOBO Celeron Square: campus, access to pool. Insurance Agency 228-102S. 2 Bedrooms available excellent $475 per month + Sublet Woodhaven Cheap! Two Low insurance rates for good condition. All amenities utilities, June • August, bedrooms with porch. Only drivers. Take 10% off your auto included. Possible Fall option. May free. Females $480.00 per month. May rent insurance if you have Rent Negotiable. Call preferred. Call 487-7940 free. Option to rent in fall. SUMMER SUBLET Walden homeowner insurance from us. Evenings 429-6337. FR4/3-9 or 487-0335, leave Call for more info. Leave Rates for good students. 10 Apartments. One or two people message. FR4/4-U message 429-8591. FR 4/6 Main St.. Hebron. CT 06248. to share master bedroom, with HOUSE FOR SUMMER FS 2/26-5/4 private bath. POOL, deck, RENTAL 3 BEDROOM, 2 Summer Sublet with Fall Summer Sublet- One of three fully furnished apartment, BATHROOM, AND LARGE option. Two bedrrom fully bedroom Apt. in Coventry FUTONS. ALL SIZES SPECIAL including dishwasher and wall- BASEMENT. RENT furnished apartment close to house. Available now with fall CASH & CARRY EVENT to-wall carpet. $370 for one, NEGOTIABLE. CALL KATHY campus. $575.00/month. Call option. 5 miles from campus. EVERY SATURDAY 10AM TO or $185 each, + utilities. Call (EVENINGS) 429-5019 HOUSE 429-7402. Ask for Dcsiree or Large back yard with pond. 5PM. X-TRA DISCOUNT WITH Tina or Lisa, 429-8974. FR IS 5 MINUTES FROM CAMPUS Kelly FR4/4-10 Call Irene at 647-1343. FR STUDENT I.D. & COPY OF 3/20-4/6 ON ROUTE 32 PAST 4/6-15 THIS AD. NATIONAL SLEEP HOOLIGANS. FR4/3-9 SHOPPES 59-67 FEDERAL Summer Sublet with Fall ROAD DANBURY. PHONE option. One bedroom in two THE PERFECT SUMMER 792-5150. FS3/20-5/4 BARBARA MANOR ■ SUMMER SUBLET with Fall bedroom apartment fully APARTMENT: Enjoy a clean Summer Sublet with fall option. option. 2 Bedroom Woodhaven furnished. $168.00/mo. May carpeted ground floor apartment VW GTI Silver 1983 74K Two (2) spaces available, Apartments. $540.00. Rent rent free. Ask for Desiree, Kelly with sliding doors opening on sunroof, 5 speed two brand new $135/month per person. Call from nuclM.iv•-August, pay just at 429-7402 FR4/4-10 to a huge yard, inground pool, Pirelli tires and AM/FM cassette 429-6395, ask for Melinda or 3 months. 487-1749. FR4/4-10 and a great view. All this at stereo. Very good condition Kathy. FR 3/27-4/9 Walden for 1-4 people to share, $2,500 Call 427-1809 leave SUBLET WITH OPTION TO only $430 a munlh. Call Tim House for Rent: message. FS4/6-10 BUY! Single, female, non- or Rob at 429-8216. FR4/6 3 bedrooms. Nice location in smoking, to share brand new Woodstock - 35 minutes to Honda CB750 '76 8.000 mi, 50 One bedroom apartment for painted and carpeted apartment. UConn. $900.00 per mi on rebuilt engine. Nice summer sublet fall option Fully furnished, own room HEY LOOK! SUMMER month/negotiable. Call Brian looking Bike. $550 or Best walking distance to campus rent option. $185.00/mo. Call Janet SUBLET! TWO evenings- 928-1771 FR4/4-17 offer. Eric 450 0806. FS4/3-9 negotiable 429-1395 FR 3/26- 429-7993 FR4/4-10 ROOMATES MALE OR 4/6 FEMALE PAY ONLY JUNE, JULY, AUGUST. Spectrum Whistler Radar Rooms for Rent Nice house in Detector rated one of the top 2 Bdrm house 7 miles from MAY FREE. RENT IS Woodstock - 35 minutes to FOR SUMMER SUBLET: five by Motor Trend. Call 427- UCONN garden space privacy NEGOTIABLE. CALL UConn. S275.00 per month WOODHAVEN 1 BEDROOM LISA AT 487-0148. 6094 if interested, only $125 ideal for grads or responsible plus utilities. Call Brian- FS4/4-6 couple. Call 455-9378 days till APARTMENT, FULLY FR4/6-30 evenings 928-1771 FR4/4-17 FURNISHED. W/LIVING ROOM 7pm Rent $6-700 only. AND BALCONY, WALL TO 1985 Thundcrbird Red 5.0 liter, FR3/27-4/9 SUMMER SUBLET air, pw, stereo, loaded, WALL CARPETING, SUMMER SUBLET OPTION CONVENIENT LOCATION. WILLINGTON OAKS APTS. excellent condition. Very SUMMER SUBLET: Celeron TO RENT. SPACIOUS 2 Large 2-3 bedroom, basement, dependable, looks sharp. Square, 3 BR Apartment. EXCELLENT CONDITION. BEDROOM APARTMENT, BIG USUAL RENT IS $535. WE'LL partially furnished. If desired Asking $5700. Call 486-4607. Dishwasher, A.C., Microwave. YARD. 2 MILES FROM TAKE BEST OFFER. CALL TOM May rent FREE! $440 per leave message. FS4/4-6 Available after graduation. Fall CAMPUS. AVAILABLE JUNE. month, negotiable. Call Dave option possible. Call for OR DAN AT 429-4485 FR4/4- WALKING DISTANCE TO 11 or Jim 487-0751. FR4/6-12 For Sale: 1981 VW Rabbit details: 429-6790. Leave TENNIS. BASKETBALL. Diesel. Runs great, no rust, message with number anytime. SOFTBALL. BEACH. 487-1657. Tirde of DORM LIFE??? MOVE needs muffler. Very reliable. FR3/28-4/10 FR4/4-10 Asking $500.00 or best offer. WALDEN APARTMENTS OFF CAMPUS TO A HUGE 1 Call Kevin at 429-8362. FS4/4- SUMMER SUBLET: BETTER Available June first. Summer BEDROOM APT. THAT OFFERS 10 THAN AN APARTMENT! LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL Sublet with Fall option PRIVACY AND FREEDOM. A furnished house, 5 minute MAPLEWOOD ACRES FOR INCLUDES two bedrooms, COMPLEX INCLUDES CANNONDALE Women's walk to campus. 3 BR, big ONLY S125/MONTH. MAY bathrooms, dishwasher, pool. INGROUND POOL FOR FUN IN cycling shorts. Medium. Brand yard, free cable TV, washer and FREE. TWO (2) MILES FROM Call 487-0825. No answer THE SUMMER SUN!!! MUST new - don't fit. Asking $25. dryer. Please call 487-1457. CAMPUS. CALL 429-0092. leave message on machine. SEE THIS APT. WITH A VIEW. Call Karen 7-2912 FS4/4-6 FR3/28-4/10 FR4/4-6 FR4/5-11 CALL487-1321. FR4/6-10 CLASSIFIEDS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 6, 1990 page 15

DATA ENTRY 10.000 ONE BEDROOM APT. SHORT Lifeguards and swimming Heading for Europe this Keystrokes per hour. Immediate WALK TO UCONN. HEAT AND Instructors, Summer 90, HALL summer? Jet there anytime for WANTED jobs available to begin Thurs. HOT WATER INCLUDED. 429- Pond and UConn Pools, $160 or less with AIRHITCH April 13 for 3 months (as reported in N.Y. Times, 5351. BEST TIME TO CALL 9- Willington 429-6501 HW assignment. 3 shifts: 7:30am 10:30 A.M. FR 4/6-9 3/26-4/6 Consumer Reports, and Let's PARTICIPANTS TO DISCUSS to 4:30pm, 6:30am to 3pm, Go!) For info, call: AIRHITCH 3:30pm to midnight. Call 212-864-2000. M 4/6 Tolland: Newly constructed ATTITUDES ABOUT SEX NORRELL TEMPORARY contemporary house. 2-car All participants will be paid $10. Did Spring Break leave you SERVICES 249-0621. HW4/5-6 Hey Musucuans! Looking for a garage, 2-bath, cathedral (Note to psych. 132 and 133 broke? Need some extra little cxtea cash? 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Michelle: For your birthday, by Big Noise Presentations CHANCE /I HOPE YOU WILL P.S. You've got my vote again. E4/4-6 FIND THIS PROPOSAL The gangs all here to celebrate. the UCONN basketball team is coming to the party at the TELLING/UNLESS. OF We'll pop the cork just don't be Lisa (Hale 5th) Happy Belated late! Hey Shmeg--thanx for house tomorrow. Just kiddin', SPRING DANCE PARTY!!!!!!!!!! COURSE. THE GUY F**KS UP Birthday! Get ready to celebrate making our first year so but WE will be there to help CLUB * HOUSE * ACID * NEW THE SPELLINGJ/P.S. I MISS tonite. Maybe if your lucky awesome and memorable! Have you celebrate. Happy 19th! WAVE * TECHNO * FRIDAY YOU VERY (SQUARED) MUCH. you can go swimming in the a Happy 20lh Birthday Love, Love, Kim, Melissa, and Jen. APRIL 6, 8p.m. TO 2 a.m. AT REMEMBER. 3-4 DAYS TILL toilet. Or even get stuck under THE A.A.C.C. $2 WITH I.D. SHOWTIME. the Trechouse Dwellers--Jen; the ladder! RCX is coming so Jules, Happy Belated Birthday! $4 WITHOUT. 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Jcffrina, Rikki Tikki Tcmbo NO To an artist in training: The sisters and plcdgs of PI To Erica, Keep Babbling! 9 LOST! LAST WEEK GOLD Sir Rcmpo Chcry Rcrry Ruchi perhaps one of your finest BETA PHI wish KAPPA DELTA days until I can go out with BRACELET. PLEASE CALL Pip Perry Pcmbo has fallen into creations so far is the feeling in the best of luck for their you! Have fun at your semi. 427-3243 IF FOUND. THANKS the well and can't get out? me that I have found someone installation weekend! Sarah LF4/4 6 Buggaboo! Love, You Know that appreciates the same things as I, and that there is still room LOST: Brown pocketbook Who Gina, a personal! Mila, and Angela-TGIF, in this world for romance. Paula 418, hope you have a around TLS, Student Union area. If found, please call 429-2088 roomies! It's been a long week, Thanks, from a future writer. great B Day weekend. From the in the evening. LF4/4-6 so SMILE! Love + kisses girls who drink your "lights" PAM - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! --the nicest roommate ever To the adorable guy in my every weekend! M.B.G.K. ONE MONTH OLD. HATE TO FOUND: LADIES' LORES (sorry, couldn't help include a psych class with the short light brown hair, brown eyes, leather A Big K4V welcome to our SAY I TOLD YOU SO. I'M WATCH ON GOLD BAND AT little personal PR) GLAD I CAN. NATURE, jacket, and three carings- national officers and visiting JONATHAN'S. CLAIM AT Thanks for a wonderful time on collegians!! We're excited MUSIC, OKLAHOMA, UTAH, OFFICE. LF4/4-6 Big Steve, Wednesday afternoon. You were you're here! What docs AOT GRACELAND. TWO DOGS. AND EVERYTHING. I LOVE the perfect gentleman. I'm mean anyway? Love, the Zeta LOST- Black, leather wallet: Your 20th is just around the YOU. THE COMPANY. looking forward to spending Delta pledges. Possibly in Jungle area. If UCONNDOME! 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• page 18 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 6, 1990 SPORTS NHL PLAYOFFS Krygier helps Whalers to 4-3 win in playoffs BOSTON (AP) — Hartford from the right corner back to scored on four of its first eight Pat Vcrbeek in the right circle. shots, including Todd Krygicr's He passed across the slot to goal on its opening shot, as Krygier, who tipped the puck the Whalers upset the Boston past goalie Reggie Lemelin Bruins 4-3 in the opener of from the left corner of the their Adams Division semifinal crease. scries Thursday night. Lemelin was hardly as sharp The Whalers built a 4-1 lead as he was during the regular and survived goals by Bob season, when his 2.81 goals Carpenter at 15:46 of the sec- against average was third in the ond period and Dave Poulin league, as Hartford also scored with a two-man advantage with on its first shot of the second 22 seconds left in the game. period. Boston, which gave up the Evason made it 2-0 at 2:41 fewest goals and had the best on a wrist shot from about 40 record during the regular sea- feet on the left side that went son, can even the best-of-seven under Lemclin's glove. scries Saturday night at home. Young put a 15-footcr over The Whalers, however, had Lemclin's right shoulder at the league's second-best road 6:16, but Ncely scored 13 sec- record, trailing only Boston, onds later. and the seventh best overall Neely, whose 55 goals tied record despite finishing fourth him for third during the regular in the division. season, pounced on a loose Hartford, facing the Bruins in puck in front of the net and the playoffs for the first time flipped it over goalie Peter in its 11 NHL seasons, led 1-0 Sidorkiewicz. after one period. The Whalers After Ladouceur's goal made then got goals from Dean Eva- it 4-1, Neely set up Carpenter's son, Scott Young and Randy goal by skating behind Hart- Ladouceur for a 4-1 lead 9:19 ford's goal line and backhand- into the second period. ing the puck to Carpenter, Cam Ncely had cut the lead whose quick 15-footcr beat to 3-1 at 6:29 of the second Sidorkiewicz. period, and Carpenter made it Poulin scored with Young in 4-2. the penalty box and Lemelin Last season, the Bruins lost off the ice for an extra skater. the opener of their first playoff The goal came on a rebound series to Buffalo, 6-0 in after Sidorkiewicz slopped John Boston, then won the next four Carter's shot games. They were eliminated The game was delayed 11 by Montreal in the second minutes after referee Dave round. Hartford was eliminated Newell hart the rotator cuff in in the first round in each of the his right shoulder at 4:20 of last three seasons. the second period and had to be Boston, which outshot Hart- replaced by Rob Shick. ford 36-17, already had taken Newell was injured as he eight shots by the time Krygier skated along the sideboards near —UPI file photo scored on Hartford's first at the blue line entering Boston's The Whalers defeated the Adams division champion Boston Bruins yesterday 4-3 in 5:42 of the opening period. zone, right in front of the the first round of the divisional semi-finals. Hartford leads the series 1-0. Ron Francis got the puck Hartford penalty box. Sabres 4, Rangers 2, Capitals 5, Canadiens 1 Islanders 1 Devils 4 Sabres lead series 1-0 Rangers lead series 1-0 Capitals lead series 1-0 BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Rick Vaivc snapped a NEW YORK (AP) — Rookie Mike Richter, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. (AP) — Dino Cic- second-period tic with die game's only power-play making only his second start in the NHL playoffs, carelli scored his third goal of the gamer 5:34 into goal as the Buffalo Sabres beat the Montreal Cana- turned back 28 shots, including a penalty shot, overtime Thursday night to give the Washington diens 4-1 Thursday night in the first game of their leading the New York Rangers to a 2-1 playoff Capitals a 5-4 victory over the New Jersey Devils Adams Division semifinal series. victory over the New York Islanders on Thursday in the opener of their Patrick Division playoff se- Vaive tipped in Doug Bodger's shot from the night. ries. point midway at 9:55 while Montreal's Brian The win gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead in the best- New Jersey goaltcndcr Sean Burke, who was Skrudland was in the penalty box for hooking. of-7 Patrick Division series, which resumes with shaky all night, had the puck behind his own net Daren Puppa made 34 saves, several of them Game 2 Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. and tried to flip it around the boards, but Washing- outstanding, and Dean Kennedy had a goal and an Games 3 and 4 are scheduled next Monday and ton Kevin Hatcher stopped the clearing attempt and assist for the Sabres. Dave Andreychuk and Bob Wednesday at Nassau Coliseum. flipped the puck at Burke. Corkum also scored for Buffalo. Pat LaFontaine, the Islanders' leading scorer, was The puck bounded into the slot to Cicearelli, Skrudland scored Montreal's only goal at 7:45 of carried off on a stretcher after being knocked who whipped a quick 10-footer past Burke for his the second period. The Canadiens, who were down unconscious in a collision with two Rangers with 34th career playoff goal and enabling the Capitals 3-1 going into the third period, were hampered in a 1:17 remaining. LaFontaine was clipped by James to take away the Devils' home-ice edge. comeback attempt when they had to kill off a major Patrick in open ice, then felt into Chris Nilan be- Ciccarelli's game-winner negated a pair of two- penalty to Mathicu Schneider for boarding at 7:51. fore dropping to the ice on his back. LaFontaine goal comebacks by New Jersey, which entered the Kennedy put Buffalo on top at 6:28 of the second was provided with a neck brace as he was taken off playoffs with a six-game unbeaten streak. The period. The defenscman picked up a loose puck the ice. Devils made up an early two-goal deficit after Cic- along the boards, stepped up onto the wing and put The Rangers, who didn't announce their earelli scored twice in the first two minutes of the a wrist shot from the top of the faceoff circle be- goaltending choice until the last minute, got a great game, then rallied from a 4-2 deficit at the start of tween the pads of goalie Patrick Roy. performance from Richter. He made several spec- the third period to force the overtime. Skrudland pulled the Canadiens even 1:17 later. tacular saves, including Randy Wood's penalty shot John MacLcan got the Devils back in the game After Puppa made a nice leg save on his first tip-in in the second period. by chipping the rebound of a Patrik Sundstrom attempt at the crease, Skrudland got a second chance His only previous playoff start was a loss in last breakaway over a prone Mike Liut at 1:45 to make and tipped home Stcphane Richcr's pass in the season's four-game blowout by the Pittsburgh it 4-3. crease. Penguins. The tying goal came after referee Denis Morel But Vaive put Buffalo ahead to stay and Dave Except for a soft goal he relinquished to Bryan called his third high-sticking major, sending off Andreychuk made it 3-1 with 52 seconds left in the Trottier on a 40-foot shot in the second period, Washington's Geoff Courtnall at 6:05 and giving middle period when he picked the pocket of Russ Richter was solid as he helped the regular-season New Jersey a five-minute power play. Earlier Jon Courtnall at the blue line and fired a 25-foot slap division champions get the jump in the "Battle of Morris and Eric Weinrich of New Jersey had been shot low to Roy's glove side. New York." ejected in a game that saw 135 penalty minutes Corkum closed out the scoring at 4:27 of the Mark Fitzpatrick played almost as well for the called. third period, just after Puppa sprawled to make a Islanders in his first playoff start ever. He made 24 New Jersey needed about 2 { minutes before Peter big save on Montreal's Petr Svoboda. The rebound saves, giving up goals to Bernie Nicholls in the Stastny controlled the rebound of a slap shot from started a 2-on-l, which Corkum finished with a 15- first period and Mark Jansscns in the second. the right point by Alexei Kasatonov and back- foot wrist shot that beat Roy low to the glove side. handed it past Liut, who finished with 26 saves. SPORTS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 6, 1990 page 19 UConn rugby sweeps Central By John Buckman .Andrea. Campus Correspondent The UConn killer B's The Connecticut men's extended its undefeated season rugby A-tcam extended its with a 24-0 triumph over the record to 2-1-1 on the season Central Connecticut B's. with a 10-0 victory over Scoring for the Huskies were Central Connecticut's A-tcam John Scatta, Chris Crisafulli, at Mansfield Training Center Kurt Roby, Vinnie Shcenan last evening. and Mike Zanotclli. Todd UConn started its attack Cunha kicked for an additional early with a Frank Panayotou four points. try and a successful kick by The UConn C-tcam fell to the University of Hartford's A- Joel Satin to follow. Rob —Kevin Frascr/Thc Daily Campus Chudzic added a try later in the side. game as the Huskies finished The Huskies will be playing Todd Rosenthal make a tag in a game earlier in the year. The Huskies lost to off the Blue Devils. this weekend at the Tri-Statc Fairfield 4-3 yesterday. "It was truly a team effort," Invitational Tournament at noted co-captain Mike D' Ithica College in New York. Coors, Light + Extra Gold Softball team scores two wins 12 pk. bottles Call us for kegs! From back page highlighted by the record- Co-captain Sue Rybczyk had UConn scored four runs in $5.99 a .tin breaking performance by co- an outstanding day for the that inning, with the big blow captain shortstop Vicki Bar- UConn. She went 2 for 3 in being a two-run double off the tolucci. After receiving two the opener, including a sacrifice bat of Jane "Buffy" Jagodinski. bases on balls in her first twe fly and four runs batted in. In "I finally felt comfortable at f RESIDE at-bats of the first contest the nightcap, Rybczyk opened the plate," said Jagodiniski. the game with a two-run sin- The Huskies added six runs SPIRITS Bartolucci broke the lie with gle, followed with another sac- in the third, highlighted by Dawn Muzolcski in career base rifice fly and capped it off with Bartolucci's record hit and Jess SHOP hits with 174 on a bloop dou- a grand slam home run over the Loda' two-run triple. We now have LOTTO! ble down the right field line. left center field fence, her first Kim Mizcsko pitched an That hit also tied Bartolucci career round tripper. She also outstanding game, giving up Rt. 44 Next to A&P 429-5880 with her 15th UConn mark, 24 pitched four innings in the one run on two hits while lifetime doubles, also held by second game, giving up one hit striking out 10 baiters. Muzolcski. while setting down 12 of the UConn opened up the scor- "It would have been nice to 13 batters she faced. ing in ihc second game, as line a base hit, but I will take "It is a great feeling," said Venice singled and following a them as they come," said Bar- Copies Rybczyk about her career day. Nina Rennhard sacrifice and a tolucci about her record-break- "It felt good to get out and do out, Wajda plated Venice with ing double. "After all those so well after such a long lay- a single. 81/2X11 While With This Coupon rain days, I wanted to get the off." Rybczyk put the finishing Autofeed or Self Serve Expires April 30,1990 monkey off my back." In the first contest, left touches on the UConn offen- 30 Bartolucci was as happy with fielder Janna Venice, Bartolucci sive extravaganza with her the team's performance as she and first baseman Chris Wajda grand slam to put the Huskies was with her own. all walked to load the bases. on top, 7-0. "We played really well to- kinko's copies Rybczyk then delivered a two- The 8-9 Temple Owls conic day," noted Bartolucci. "We run single to put the Huskies to Storrs tomorrow afternoon played with a lot of heart and up 2-0. to play the Huskies at 1 p.m. Quality Full Serve & Self Service Copiers never gave up. If we continue The Owls come in with a five- to play like this , it will be Centerfielder Michelle Santo Passport Photos • Binding • Fax Service led off the second inning with a game winning streak and a 6-0 ough to stop us." record in the Northeast region. Self Serve Macintosh & LaserWriter Bartolucci also moved into walk and then stole two bases, Resume Typesetting which put her into second place Dionna Harris leads Temple third place on the all-time with a .415 average and 11 RBI walks list with 44 free passes, all-time for single season stolen bases with eight, trail- and pitcher Kathy McCarthy including three in the twinbill. boasts a 0.36 ERA Storrs Commons Muzolcski also holds this ing Millie Didio's mark by • ecord with 49. two. Behind WAWA INTRAMURAL SOCCER RESULTS 429-5152 Rec Rats def. Russell D 3-1 Stowe def. Hamilton 3-0 Hartford 1st def. Lancaster 4-1 SUSA def. Team default Tolland def. Sousa 2-0 Tennessee def. Terry B 2-0 Crandall C/D def. Midsex 3-0 Shakespeare def. Wade 2-1 Russell D def. Fairdicld 3rd 1-0 UIHNTT0 SHUE $$?? Guzzlers def. Holcomb 3-1 Trumbull def. Arkansas 2-1 Crawford D def. Reno 3-2

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The Whalers won the first game of their best of seven series against the Bruins last night, See page 18 Jack Buck, CBS' number two man for baseball will become their Sports number one man replacing Brent Musburger, the network A The Dailv Camnus announced yesterday. Dick Stockton will take Buck's number two The Daily Campus spot. _^__^ Huskies UConn dump falls to Fairfield Yale FAIRFIELD—A fourth in- ning bases loaded walk to Dan Buchanan that scored Jeff Fiondella broke a 3-3 tie to twice give the Fairfield University By Joe Morelli Stags a 4-3 college baseball Daily Campus Staff victory over the University of When two state rivals go Connecticut yesterday after- head-to-head in competi- noon. tion, one would expect the Fairfield improves to 8-11 game to go down to the on the season while the wire. But in the case of Huskies drop to 10-7-1 for the the Connecticut Huskies' year. The Stags opened the scoring softball team, that could with three runs in the bottom not be further from the half of the first inning. UConn truth. tied the game with two runs in The 16th-nationally ranked the second inning and another Huskies devastated Yale Uni- in the third. Shortstop Paul versity yesterday in an after- Funk had a two-run single in noon doublelvadcr in Slorrs, the second while catcher Marek 13-1 and 7-2, as UConn Drabiniski had an RBI single pounded out 20 hits in the both in the third. games. Jason Fronio (2-1) took the Coach Karen Mullins was loss for the Huskies in six in- totally impressed with her nings of relief work, striking squad, who now sand at 14-2 out five and walking two. Matt on the season. Torrenu was the winner for the "I'm most definitely pleased Stags in a complete-game ef- with our performance," said fort. The two hurlers held each Mullins. "We had a week lay- other scoreless for the final five off (the last game the Huskies innings. played was against Central UConn's Ken Coffee and Connecticut on March 28), but Drabiniski were the only ywp we came in anxious and played players to have two hits in the hard. Our offense and defense contest. were exceptional. The Huskies return to action "Because of our impressive this weekend for a three-game outing, I was able to bring in Big East series against the my younger players and give Villanova Wildcats at J.O. them some experience so they Christian Field in Storrs. The will be ready for next season," —Hillary Jackson/ The Daily Campus two teams play a doubleheader Mullins said. Kim Mizesko hurls a pitch toward the plate for the Huskies in their games against tomorrow and a single game on The play of the Huskies was Sunday at 12 p.m. See page 19 Yale yesterday. The Huskies swept both games. UConn's mens and womens tennis teams win at home

Both the men's and women's The women took four of six tennis teams were victorious singles matches against UMass yesterday over Fairfield Uni- and clinched the victory, 5-4, versity and the University of by winning one of their three Massachusetts respectively. doubles matches. This was the The men had four double opening match of the season winners en route to an 8-1 for both teams. victory against the Stags, im- Ellen Barrett was die only proving the Huskies to 2-2 on double winner for the Huskies. the season. She took the third singles match of the day with a UConn swept all of its convincing 6-1,6-1 victory and singles matches on the day. then teamed up with Ashley Jeff Kuhen started the day for Vilinskis to triumph 6-3, 4-6, the Huskies with a 6-4, 6-3 6-4 in doubles. triumph over Ben Jauriguk. Karen Ford, Leah Martin and Mike Grccnberg won his match Cory Robinson were the other 6-4, 7-6; Greg Bartck took a singles winners for UConn. 6-4, 6-3 triumph; Glenn Vilinskis and Lisa Amato were Horowitz won his match 7-6 both defeated in singles (7-3), 6-0; Matt Pressman matches. Ford and Amato lost pounded out a 6-0, 6-0 in doubles as did Martin and triumph; and Brian Cox all Flora Guadet. 1 followed with a 6-3, 6-4 rtWWWWWiWW '"" victory. In doubles play, Horowitz The men's team returns to and Cox combined for a 8-2 action on Monday when it victory and Kuhen and Bartek hosts Trinity College at 3 teamed up for a 8-4 triumph. p.m., while the women return Mike Haines and Rob Steeger on Wednesday to when Central —Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus were dealt the only loss in the Connecticut travels to Storrs UConn's tennis team's both won yesterday as the men's squad defeated Fairfield, match for UConn. for a 3 p.m. matchup. and the women defeated UMass.