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VoL LXXXIXNo. 26 The University of Connecticut Friday, Oct 11, 1985 American warplanes intercept aircraft carrying hijackers

WASHINGTON (AP)—American warplanes Asked what the Palestinians said as they were intercepted an Egyptian aircraft carrying four taken from the plane Speakes said," I judge they Palestinian hijackers, forcing the plane to land in probably had an expletive or two." Sicily where the gunman have been handed over Speakes said President Reagan approved the to Italian authorities, the White House spokes- interception plan at mid-day, giving general man said late Thkursday night approval while visiting a Sara Lee baking plant in Larry Speakes said that" in a matter of hours" Chicago and giving final go ahead while return- the United States would "pursue prompt ing to Washington aboard Air Force One extradition" so that prosecution could be The intercept took place immediately north undertaken here for the murder of 69-year-old of Egypt, above International waters of the American tourist Leon Klinghoffer. Mediterranean as the hijackers hoped they were "This operation was conducted without firing flying to safety. a shot," Larry Speakes told reporters He said The Palestinians who surrendered to Egyp- the four Palestinians, who hijacked the Italian tian authorities on Wednesday, had bargained luxury cruise ship Achilile Lauro, were in Italian for" safe passage" and the airplane was heading custody "for appropriate legal proceedings" for Tunisia

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PICNIC PARTNERS—Two students enjoy the food from a barbeque held at Whitney dorm yesterday (Lisa Hanson photo). Speeders nabbed at tolls

NORWALK (AP)—State police arrested 83 The state closed a total of nine toll booths, Dorm council people for speeding through toll booths, but including all eight on the Connecticut Turnpike otherwise the first day of life on the Connecticut the major road along the state's coast linking Turnpike without toll collections went New York City to Boston approves revue smoothly, state police said Thursday. As estimated 160 toll collectors and super- By Peter Bryer "There were some backups, but less than visors are facing unemployment Daily Campus Staff when the tolls were collected" said state police Some said they feel they are being neglected An All- Female revue was unanimously approved by the execu- spokesman Adam Berluti. The speeding tickets and promises about job training are not being tive house council of Goodyear A dorm in a vote Wednesday. went to people charged with going too fast kept The student activities office approved the event in a meeting through the now toll-less plazas " It going to be a blue Christmas for 160 people following the vote "We didn't have any reports of extended and there's no reason for it" said Salvatore J. The house council will take one final vote to "allow members delays," said William E Keish, a spokesman for Perrucio president of the Connecticut to reflect on issues raised at the meeting" according to David the state Department of Transportation "Traf- Employees Union Independent which rep- Sulkis, president of the dorm He expects the vote to be fic seemed to move pretty well through the resents 7,600 state maintenance workers, positive toll stations." including about 300 toll collectors. "We are working with the activities office to make sure the pro- Gov. William O'Neill ordered the tolls closed Perrucio said toll employees supported gram goes as smoothly as possible" Sulkis said The puspose of because the highway's construction bonds have legislation for the end of toll collection because the meeting with the activities office was to discuss problems been paid and the toll plazas are a safety they were promised preference for other state that might result from the "controversial program" hazard jobs and training for new jobs. "Censorship is not our role" Karen Leonard program advisor for student activities said "The administration has made no See page 3 Admissions seeks out-of-state students By Michael Enright Campus Correspondent The University of Connecticut admissions office will start to recruit more out-of-state students, according to the assistant director at the office LWalter McCarthy. The major reason for this new attitude is because more Connecticut students are leaving the state for their college education, and UConn must fill up this gap according to McCarthy. * "Connecticut is a small state with a lot of money and it is close to Boston," said McCarthy, "and these are the major fac- tors why students leave Connecticut" McCarthy indicated that the office plans to visit National College Fairs from Maine to Washington D.C and use the school's widespread alumni more in the admissions process. "Graduates have been our only outreach for a long time but in an unorganized way. We want to get them together and ALL THE RIGHT MOVES-A student tosses a frlabee to a friend from East campus vea- update them on the university," McCarthy said terday( Lisa Hanson photo). See page 3 "NX" Inside Today: Weather Forecast: Sunny and cool today with highs In •Where are the study hot spots? See page 7. the 60's Mostly sunny throughout the I Learn UConn* s new fight song! See page 15. weekend with temperatures In the low 60s b Page 2 The Dally Campus Friday, October 11,1985 ALMANAC STATE NATION WORLD Warrant issued Warnings changing for ex-Choate student Guerillas attack NEW HAVEN (AP)— The Federal government has on cigarette packages issued an arrest warrant for a former prep school stu- WASHINGTON (AP)—New and specific health training center dent who authorities claim imported cocaine from warnings are appearing on cigarette packages and LA UNION, El Salvador (AP)—Up to 400 leftist his home in Venezuela to sell to his classmates in advertising a change medical experts hope will help guerrillas attacked the army's main training center Connecticut persuade Americans to quit—or never start— Thursday, killing dozens of soldiers and wounding 68, U.S Attorney Alan H. Nevas said Thursday that smoking the army said It was the rebels' biggest operation in authorities were seeking to return Mathew R "The public needs to know the danger, since this is more than a year. Holmes, 19, to the United States the single most preventable source of heart disease, But the insurgents failed in their apparent objective Holmes is a former student at Choate Rosemary cancer and lung disease 1 think that freedom of of blasting the rows of barracks where about 2,000 Hall in Wallingford Sixteen other former Choate choice... demands that this be an informed choice" trainees slept Soldiers recovered several home made students have pleaded guilty under plea bargains. said Dr. John A Oates, chairman of the department of bombs, which they placed in a large pile near the The complaint against Holmes, who allegedly medicine at Vanderbilt University. bodies of 10 rebels in a makeshift morgue at this made or arranged seven cocaine-buying trips to "I think the most important audience is those peo- sprawling base 113 miles east of the capital. Venezuela, charges him with possessing cocaine with ple who have not yet become addicted, that the infor- Lt CoL Joaquin Cema Flores, commander of the intent to distribute, distributing cocaine importing mation convey the danger clearly to them," said Military Training Center of the Armed Forces, said 40 cocaine and conspiring to distribute and import Oates. soldiers died in the attack An employee at nearby La cocaine according to Nevas. The new system of rotating lable warnings Union hospital said it had received the bodies of 58 The specific number of counts against Holmes will becomes official Saturday, although the labels soldiers. The guerrillas' clandestine Radio Ven- not be known until he is in the government's custody, already have begun to appear in some areas. ceremos claimed government casualties were near Nevas said Holmes is believed to be Caracas Unlike the old warning on every pack and every 200, but did not give a breakdown of dead and Negotiations for his surrender have fallen through, cigarette advertisement that cigarette smoking is wounded the prosecutor said dangerous to health the new labels state specific The conflicting reports could not be verified Each count would be punishable by a maximum of dangers, including cancer, heart and lung disease Cerna Flores said American military advisers at the 15 years in prison and a $25,000 fine and hazards to pregnant women and their babies. base did not join in the fighting and were not injured The warrant was signed by U.S. Magistrate Arthur Surgeon General C Everett Koop says he is most The colonel said there were 10 to 12 Americans on the Latimer in New Haven U.S District Court on pleased about the pregnancy warning base but the U.S Embassy in San Salvador put the Wednesday. "Most people understand about cancer and heart number at five The Embassy declined to say whether Nevas said the government intends to "proceed disease If you have lung disease if s pretty obvious the Americans joined in the fighting through normal channels to bring Holmes to the you shouldn't be smoking But one of our big health Cerna Flores said the rebels began firing rockets United States. Although an attempt at extradition is problems is low birth weight babies, and this is some- and mortars at the base at about 130 am and con- among the options," Nevas said, "we have some thing that can turn that around" tinued a steady barrage for about two hours other ideas, too" that he would not specify. "There is little question in my mind that they will be "Considering the number of troops here it is for- In addition to Holmes and the 16 others, Nevas said an improvement over the old label," said Dr. Kenneth tunate the toll was not higher," he said noting that eight additional former students had been informed Warner, chairman of department of health planning about three fourths of the soldiers at the base have that the government plans action against them; six and administration at the University of Michigan had very little training have responded through their attorneys.

NEW HAVEN (AP)-Toby Moffett who plans to IN OTHER NEWS challenge Gov. William A, O'Neill for the 1986 WASHINGTON (AP)-Congress, not the En- PONCE, Puerto Rico (AP)—The Puerto Rico Democratic gubernatorial nomination, called vironmental Protection Agency, must take the government said today it will decide in the next Thursday for a limit on campaign spending blame for delays in cleaning up toxic waste sites few days whether to create a mass grave at a "Money is playing all too much of a role" in modem because of congressional foot-dragging in passing a landslide disaster zone where some officials believe campaigns, said Moffett a former four-term con- renewal of the "SuperfuiKf' law, Rep. Nancy L as many as 500 people may be burned under tons of gressman from the state's6th District who now fives Johnson R-Conn, said Thursday. mud and rubble in Branford Heavy rains Monday triggered a mudslide that top- Moffett said he had no particular limit in mind • pled some 400 wood and tin shack in Mameyes, a ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP)-After a 14-month hillside shantytown outside Ponce HARTFORD (AF^A federal judge Issued a absence spurred by an Insulting remark from a stay Thursday, blocking any attempt by a defen- state official, Frank Sinatra sang loud and clear • dant in the $7 million Wells Fargo robbery from that "Mac is back in town" before a sell-out casino UNITED NATIONS (AP)—In what could be a going free on $150,000 bond audience in his home state major breakthrough in the search for Americans U.S Judge T Emmet Clarie issued the stay after Sinatra spoke little to the550 people who paid$50 a missing in action, a top-ranking Vietnamese minis- hearing arguments on the government's request to ticket to see him Wednesday, but at the show's start, ter says his country is agreeable in principle to letting revoke the bond for Luz Berrios- Berrios. The stay will audience members chuckled when he asked "Where U.S excavation teams into Vietnam remain in effect until Clarie makes a decision have you been?" —edited by L Moores UCONN WEATHER Friday will be partly sunny TRIVIA and cooler than it has been, "Serving the Storrs Com- with highs 60 to 65. Friday munity Since 1896"—you night will be clear and cold see it every day. What was with a chance of frost Lows the first paper called? will be 30-35. The Lookout was printed Saturday will be sunny, with monthly until fall of 1914, highs 60-65. Showers are when it was replaced by the expected on Sunday and Connecticut Campus, a bi- Monday. The highs will be in monthly paper. It became a the 60s, and the lows in the weekly in 1919. high 40s, and low 50s

Comments? Compliments? Call the ombudsman 486-5980 USPS 129580000 Postmaster Send form 3579 to Connecticut Daily Campus, 11 Second Class Postage paid at Dog Lane, Storrs, Conn 06268. Storrs, Conn. 06268. Published by The Connecticut Daily Campus is the Connecticut Daily Campus, an associate member of the Box U-189, Monday through Associated Press which is ex- Friday 9/2-12/9. 1/26-5/5. clusively entitled to reprint Winter Is coming—A truck drives along lnterstate-70 approximately 60 miles east of Telephone 429-9384. material published herein. Denver. More snow Is expected hi the area (UPI photo) -News The Dally Campus, Friday. October 11.1985 Page 3 Student advisors ... recruiting emphasized sought in health faculty, or present day students "We just want tot ry to main- Rom font page By Patricia McCardle all dorms on campus Many more Tm sure the new Presi- tain the quality of the application Campus Correspondent students expressed interest in The Admissions Office is dent will have quite a bit to say in pool," said McCarthy. "We are Students will now have an being on the council, which will currently going through a whole the matter." not going to sell UConn like you McCarthy did indicate that would a car. We just try to point opportunity to become more have 15 members Applicants scale change with a new direc- tor, Ann Quinley, just taking over UConn dkJ not want to become out the good feature, like the involved in the community come from many areas of study health care system including nursing pre-med the helm in September and a a state university where there quality of education here" The Student Health Advisory sports and leisure, business and new University president Dr. are a majority of out-of-state McCarthy added that out-of- Council, consisting entirely of public relations John T. Casteen III students such as the Universiry state students bring different students is being organized on "With the new people tilings of Vermont which has 60% of its points of view and attitudes to campus. SHAC will serve as a are still up in the air," said students from outside the Green the Storrs campus, which make Projects planned according McCarthy. "We may use the Mountain State it that much more diverse. lia'son between campus health to Figoten, include health fairs officials and students health screenings radio health Sandy Figoten, director of discussion programs and health education at UConn, star- education workshops. Also Mental ted the program at the begin- committee members will be res ning of the semester by sending ponsibe to specific health-care alliance flyers outlining the program to complaints raised by students meets ,„Not naked, An organizational meeting to form a University of Con- necticut chapter of the Con- Says Goodyear prez necticut Alliance for the Mentally 111 will be heald Mon- Bun font page day (Oct 14) at the UConn moves to censor it They would get involved only if it gets Student Health Services build- really powerful." ing here The decision has not yet been brought to the attention of any Though the health service department above student activities provides the room it plays no "It is not our position to say no," Dr. Carol Wiggins vice presi- role in the new chapter's dent of student affairs and services said "Our postition is only to direction or sponsorship, said advise people of the sensitivity involved" Feenie Ziner, UConn associate In the meeting between student activities and the dorm coun- professor of English, who is cil, issues involving both the university's reputation and the forming the group. event's program decision-making were raised Such an event Mary Christine an organ- could lead to picketing and complaints from women's groups izer for the Connecticut Alli- which could bring state-wide coverage ance will lead the meeting "There are no foreseeable problems" Sulkis said The dorm and answer questions about plans to handle the event under system rules All processes are the organization. now being taken "one step at a time" Ziner said the Alliance The event is not a response to the all-male revue held by Sher- basically is a support and man House Sulkis said "We see it as a good way to raise money." advocacy group for families The dorm expects the initial investment of about $1,000 to be and former patients for con- very profitable sumers rather than for the "The program will bluster a greater sense of community within provider of services FOOTBALL- Students take advantage of mild fall the dorm with the money made from this event" he said Further information is weather to play football Thursday (Lisa Hanson photo). The dancers will be professionals The degree of nudity is not available from Ziner at 429- known However, they will" not be naked" Sulkis said 5153.

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The way reproductive lectures sponsored by "The those choices, in fact makes The National Stuttering public figures who have stut- choices affect women and Project on Women and life easier or makes life more Project (NSP), a self-help tered include Moses, Charles society will be addressed by Technology" of the UConn difficult and whether women organization for stutterers, is Darwin, Winston Churchill, Dr. Ruth Hubbard of Harvard Women's Center and shouldn't have more input forming a chapter at The Marilyn Monroe, Raymond University in a free lecture at Women's Studies Program It into whether they want those University of Connecticut Massey, and author Somerset The University of Connecticut is made possible by a grant technologies developed" The first meeting will be Maugham Oct 24 at 7 pm. in the Homer from the GTE Foundation and she said Oct 22 at 7 pm at the UConn Research has proven no Babbidge Library Building the Connecticut Humanities Hubbard says the avail- Speech and Hearing Clinic in single, simple answer to why Auditorium. Council Lecture series coor- ability of abortion raises ques- the Communication Sciences some people develop chronic In her talk titled "Re- dinators are Diana Woolis, tions about society's tol- Building at 850 Bolton Road stuttering problems. productive Technology Director of the UConn erance of people who are less on the Storrs campus The goals of the NSP program Expanded Choices or Con- Women's Center and Dr. than perfect are to gather, write publish and 1 Throughout history stut- straints?' Hubbard will dis- Robert Asher, UConn pro- "1 am not deploring the t< rers have been subjected to distribute literature and tapes cuss how the choices have fessor of history. choice that women have licule, scorn, embarrass- on stuttering The NSP operates made women's lives easier "The choices are usually about whether to abort or not ent and even painful medi- self-help groups in a growing and difficult presented as all positive I will I think that is absolutely d treatments Historical and number of US citi • This is the first in a series of talk about wheUier having crucial to have High school student arrested in gang fight

A Windham High School group from Windham High student was arrested Wed- School had started a gang nesday for a breach of peace fight behind the Trans-Lux Ralph Mandera, of 120 movie theater Tuesday night Chestnut St, Willimantic was The conflict between the two arrested while trying to start a high schools reportedly Pght with students from EO. started last week at a party in Smith High School. Mansfield The fight was A group of youths from possibly over a girl, police Smith High School and a said

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DUCK FUN— An unidentified child plays among the Mirror Lake ducks Thursday (Lisa Hanson photo).

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Stop in at our OPEN HOUSE and see what else we have in common. DATE: October 14, 1985 TIME: 10am-4pm PLACE: Student Union, Rm. 217 Please bring a copy of your resume, if available. Casual dress. Light refreshments. =Life/Style The Daily Campus, Friday, October 11,1985 Page 7 Study location matters Lip Sync to We Are The World * Act and dress the performance of your favorite singer in By Lauren Ungaro the song We A re The World! Daily Campus Staff * Appear on Campus Network Video! Midterms are here—you feel frazzled But before vou hurl yourself from the ninth floor of a Hilltop dorm consider a new * Perform in the Mini-Live Aid Concert to be held early place to study. next semester! Your room is the most obvious choice It can be a great place to be; it is probably the most comfortable—where else can you study amidst cushions and pillows? When your eyes grow heavy Tryouts: Wednesday, October Sign Up for Tryouts: In person at and your head jerks involuntarily, who's to see but your 16th, 2:00-4:00 pm in the the SUBOG Office, SU 264, or roommate? Anonymous Pub call 486-3904. Your room is a not-so-obvious choice if—l)you live in the Jungle; 2)you still haven't found your roommate's tarantula; or 3)you are lured less by your books than by your stamp collec- tion, your Ou ja board your dart board your television, or your roommate's newly-found tarantula Here is a run-down of other places you might try • The Library. This is the best place to be if you don't like noise If s VERY QUIET here especially on the third and fourth floors. There are group study rooms on every floor. There is just one thing wrong everything in the library is WHITE If you don't like white try the all-night study room where everything is BROWN. If the library makes you feel that you are Note: Students will be judged on how closely they mimick the performance and part of a sensory deprivation experiment, do not despair. You appearance of the actor they have chosen to portray. Anyone who participates in can always try the tryouts will have the option to perform as the "background singers" in the • Department libraries and lounges. They are usually video and the performance at the Mini-Live Aid Concert. very quiet They are accessible (they are usually near the departmental offices) and convenient—a perfect place to make use of your time between classes. The libraries can be invaluable resources. The journalism lib- The Daily Campus needs features writers. rary has word processors, for example and the math library retains study sheets and copies of old math test from some classes. • Academic Buildings. Also very quiet They are virtually deserted at night Be carefuL Please call Derek, Lauren or Debbie at 429-9384 • Cafeterias. There is an unexpected advantage to studying in the large cafeterias. Yes.they are quiet And they are romantic Yes, I said romantic The tables are low and there are no par- titions, no cubicles; you can see everyone in the room If your attention starts to wander, look around This is an opportunity to master the arched eyebrow, the mysterious smile.. • The churches or the synagogue Seriously. If all else fails, SPIRITS In the Night you can always pray. Get Your Act togetherl! Application Deadline for Homecoming OSCAR'S DELIVERS Talent Night is Oct. 11 Sign up for a time slot in SU 258 7 DAYS A WEEK!! Auditions are 10/15-10/16 FROM 5 PM TO 12 AM PIZZA'S, Hot Oven Grinders, Salads, French Fries, & Onion Rings i/msfc For Campus Wide Delivery CALL 429 - 8854 Rt 44 Stars Next to A&P No Minimum Order 3JHJ&

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You're watching IV. and Dan Rather inter- rupts the regular schedule to bring you a 'Special Report*. You figure either Reagan died or another act of violence against the US in the Middle East occurred. The Middle East it is and terrorists make the news once again This time passengers on a cruise ship from Italy are taken hostage at sea Like the other hostage situations, Americans are included and so our government is involved-diplomatically and militaristically. TM NOT SU1JE SON. BUT I THINK THEY USE TO PUT THIS IN ITC MIDDLE OF THE HIGHWAY TO STOP TRUCKS Within minutes of the news we learn there is a THAT LOST THEIR BRAKES. Beirut connection and the ship may dock there-the asylum for terrorists We now can figure since the shiptakers are Lebanese Americans may be in —Mike Royko danger. Of the 500 passengers they killed one-an American. Be it plane and now boat any American traveler in Must ballplayers the Middle East should know by now-if s been going on for years-their lives are in danger. When the danger seemed to be isolated in Lebanon, Americans learned to be careful in travels hit the bottle? and were restricted to certain areas But the acts are I dropped by the ballpark and asked Lefty ask the president and his staff to make wee- McSpeed, the great ballplayer, if he Is willing to wee In a bottle? And those people can get us capable of happening all over. Other than lives lost do as the commissioner asked and make wee- into a war." each situation shows our vulnerability to attack wee In a bottie three times next season But you must remember the All-American There is no solution to this dangerous growth of "I don't think so" said Lefty. "Making wee- status and tradition of basebalL threatening acts aimed toward the US Ifs long wee in a bottle is kind of undignified for a "Yeah what about It? Some of the greatest overdue to restrict any pleasure travel in the growing man" Hall of Famers were big boozers Did anybody That may be so, but how else can we the ever say that they had to take a Breathalyzer region fans, be sure you are not snorting or popping test before they suited up for a game? Babe It wouldn't be a cop-out For if our government an illegal substance? Ruth used to drink beer by the gallon Hack really can't control these acts-like if s been repeated "Well how do I know that you haven't been Wilson had a liver that looked like a sponge they can't-then Americans in the Lebanon region snorting or popping something" Grover Cleveland Alexander was half-loaded who are not on government business should be at Thaf s different I am not a major-league when he went in to pitch in a World Series home in the US ballplayer. Mickeey Mantle says he could have been a lot "Why's It different? People go to a ballpark greater if he could have stayed away from the It goes farther than protecting lives each terrorist and watch me play baseball. People buy a bars And look at the Yankees today. Their act brings the opportunity for conflict closer in this newspaper and read your column I'm on TV, manager and a pitcher get soused and bash unsacred region of the world sometimes you" re on TV. So why should I make each other around a hotel bar, but nobody says wee-wee In a bottle and not you?" they should have to Join AA" Because baseball is a great American game True but drinking Is legal and you are supposed to be setting an exam- "Breaking a guys arm In a barroom brawl ple for the impressionable youths of our isn't legaL You know what the problem in this society. I know, because that is what all the country really is?" A call for teachers sports announcers say. What? "What a bunch of bunk. People pay money "The problem is that this society can't con- When State Education Commissioner Gerald to see me play ball, not to find out what Is in my trol the use of drugs The government can't wee-wee And what about all the big rock stars stop people from using it they can't stop Tlrrozzi began traveling to schools around the state ~ do they have to take any wee-wee tests?" smugglers from bringing it in or growing it this week to be guest teacher, it wasn't for his Don't be silly- If they did. the lab technicians right here They don't know what to do about own experience would probably get high It Ifs become a huge Industry. But the "Well rock stars are Just as popular with the politicians can't make It legal and take the big He is traveling around to elementary and high youth of America as baseball players are So illegal profit out of it because then the blue- schools to try to promote teaching as a career. Does why don't they have to take a wee-wee test? noses would scream. So every so often some the field need such publicity for recruitment? He Or all the TV and movie stars In Hollywood and prosecutor looks around for somebody well- thinks so. New York Has anybody asked Ram bo to make known to nail to get publicity and to give the wee-wee In a bottle?" impression that they're really doing some- Tlrrozzi himself is certified to teach elementary But they're Just entertainers thing." school but has opted to be Commissioner for over "What do you think I am? I'm an entertainer. You are evading the issue which Is the Some coke-sniffing comedian entertains tell- baseball commissioner's request $70,000 a year. Who is he to question why students ing jokes and making funny faces. Some other "No, the issue Is that they can't catch the big aren't considering careers in teaching when he entertainer sings or dances. I entertain by hit- guys In organized crime They can't catch the even left the classroom? ting a basebalL Is there something sacred cops and Judges and politicians who are on the about hitting a baseball? Why doesn't Con- take from the big drug dealers They can't do His classroom visits also are aimed at showing gress say it is going to investigate all com- anything about some of the countries that are students how important teaching is and the priority edians? Or all actors and actressses They sniff supposed to be our friends growing the stuff Connecticut is giving it He toid students in more coke smoke more grass and pop more and shipping It here So now they want 650 pills In one day In Hollywood than In the whole baseball players out of 200 million Americans Bridgeport although college graduates can make history of basebalL And what about con- to make wee-wee in a bottle" $4,000 to $5,000 more in careers other than teach- gressmen? Why don't we ask all of them to Then you aren't going to do it? ing no profession is as rewarding He also vowed to make wee-wee in the bottle Hey, when you "Tell the commissioner he can do someth- try to raise salaries look at some of the laws they pass, you've got ing in his hat" to wonder If they aren't on something Do we

Tirrozzrs public stint to put pride in teaching is a :.'■■' :■!:••" "■•■-■'■•. MMHMRI MMMMMMMMMMM Quotable strange way to recruit teachers Here is a former teacher who is into government instead Who is he to persuade people into a profession he left for "The country needs and, unless I mistake its temper, the country demands bold persistent upward mobility? experimentation It is common sense to take a method and try it If it fails admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something " What he has done is persuaded students to go into educational administration-not teaching Franklin Delano Roosevelt in a speech in The hundreds of students Tlrrozzi meets will see Atlanta, Georgia, 1932. him in his prestigious job-not the classroom

teacher he pretends to be. J4AMU«MgMaj|Mtt4MMA( >Opinion= — Letters Review is reviewed Course doesn't meet standards To the Editor God" review was printed only To The Editor: communication between the ness Administration would Okay, I'm not asking for four days before the closing of The following letter is teachers! Do they even know take a serious look at this Gene Siskel or Rex Reed-- but the show is a travesty. Does meant to bring attention to a one another? course to determine what where on Earth do you find the Daily Campus even very important problem Discussion Lab-Why even changes are necessary in your incompetent theatre recognize that intensive work regarding business students. bother going face it, its order to make Irrigt 202 a pro- reviewers? Did Mr. Gallant and rehearsals on the show useless ductive course, not a very even see "Agnes of God" in its began in August? IMGT 202 PROFILE Chaos Grading-If you can calcu- destructive course Imgt 202 entirety? Does he know any- Yes, Mr. Gallant—if this and Confusion late your grade, you deserve a has the potential to be a very thing about theatre at all? first production is any indica- degree in finance rewarding and productive "The costumes by Joyce tion, we do have much to look Computer Time-Virtually Instructors Attitude- course, but as it stands now Brookman won't bring Edith forward to from Nutmeg non-existent You have a bet- Unsympathetic to any pro- Imgt 202 is light years away Head back from the dead.." Is theatre this year. But if this ter chance at finding the blems or concerns from reaching its potential that what you wanted Mr. first review is any indication, "Fountain of Youth" then get- TA's-Only helpful source in Gallant? True, the design was the Daily Campus is not worth ting on a microcomputer. this course limited to three costumes. the paper that ifs printed Teacher Comminication-3 Name wltheld But, the habits were effec- on teachers, 1 course, and no I wish the School of Busi- on request! tively stylized Cindy Cantor The fact that the "Agnes of Bob Greene— A grandmother's unwanted phone calls core magazines; he had seen this one in Mrs Charlotte Hybl, a 60-year-old Hustler. the number. A sultry-sounding woman grandmother who lives In Bervvyn, IIL, The next day Mrs Hybl drove down to answered by saying, "International Love- answered her ringing telephone one day. the nearest newstand to check out the ads line, do you have a major credit card?" Whoever was on the other end seemed to With the help of one of the newsstands I said that I certainly did but that I did not be In great pain want to talk Just then I Identified myself, and owners she located the ad—In Hustler. asked to speak to the manager. "He was breathing heavily, taking very "It was for the International Loveline, all deep breaths," she said "He seemed to be right" Mrs Hybl said "And it had my phone Several seconds later, a mans voice seriously IIL number, except with a 213 area code in came onto the line The man declined to "I said, 'May I help you?' But he Just kept identify himself, but said he was the owner front of it He told me that the ad was for of International Loveline. breathing hard, and then he hung up" phone sex., the ultimate In phone Mrs Hybl was perplexed but she put the I explained Mrs HyMs problem to him fantasy.'" He listened call out of her mind' She couldn't keep it out During the ensuing weeks the calls did of her mind for long though Because that "Thaf s too bad but I don't know what I not let up Mrs Hybl and her husband- can do about it" he said He said that when phone call was the first of many. Men star- Charles Hybl also 60, a vending-machine ted calling the Hybl home at all hours of the men from around the country called Inter- serviceman-got used to picking up their national Loveline they gave the Loveline day and night Usually the men moaned telephone and hearing men in the throes groaned or simply breathed in and out of passion operator their credit card numbers After "I was very puzzled" Mrs Hybl said "But the numbers were verified the operator "One Spanish-speaking man called Contacted the dirty-talking Loveline then a man called and he said Tm calling seven times the same night" Mrs Hybl said about the ad' I said 'Which ad?' women at their homes- and those women "I couldn't make him understand that he called the men back and said nasty things to "And the man said The ad for tele- should have been calling 213, not 312. phone sex'" Another man called me and asked me to them "Ifs like having sex on the phone" Mrs Hybl asked the man what he was the owner said talk sexy to him I said Tm a 60-year-old I asked him If he would consider changing talking about He said he had seen an adver- grandmother.' He said 'Couldyou talk sexy tisement for something called International his number, so that Mrs Hybl would not be to me anyway?' bothered anymore Loveline In a men's magazine International "Another man called and said Lef s get Loveline was a telephone sex company. hot' I told him that If he wanted to get hot "I can't do it" he said "I have nine Men were supposed to call a certain num- he should take a hot shower." telephone lines and my advertisements are ber, give their credit card number, and then running in magazines all over the country. It Mrs Hybl was losing her patience She would cost me thousands of dollars to a woman would get on the line and talk tried to call the 213 number, but got filthy to them change the number. Tell her to change nowhere with the people on the other end her number." "I asked him to read me the phone num- She did determine that the International ber from the ad" Mrs Hybl said " He did- it I called Mrs Hybl back and gave her the Loveline was headquartered in Los bad news She said that she didn't want to was my phone number, but it had the 213 Angeles which did not surprise her. area code in front of it He had dialed the change her number. She asked me if I had "I don't know what I should do," she said any other ideas 312 area code by mistake and got my "Apparently these men are so worked up home Apparently all of the other men had "Well have you considered talking dirty that they can't tell the difference between to the men when they phone?" I said made the same mistake" 213 and 312. But I've had this phone num- Mrs Hybl asked the man what magazines ber for 30 years I can't Just change it" " I called one of them an SO.B." Mrs Hybl carried the International Loveline ads He said "But that's about as dirty as Tm willing At this point I volunteered to call the to get" said the ads appeared in the scuzzy, hard- International Loveline for Mrs Hybl. I dialed Charto The big picture The "Big Picture". Now Just what does that mean An 80 Inch TV screen? A Drive In movie? No nothing like that I think its something like watching two people who really care about each other, and feeling the emotional warmth that comes from such a relation but Tm getting ahead of myself here Today there Is almost an obsession for people to look at the specifics of everything rather than everything as a whole Look in any phone book you'll find doctors for Just about any part of the human anatomy you can Imagine but try to find a general practitioner. Don't hold your breath while looking Here lies the problem Everyone Is Just too specific There is no room for renaissance men or women anymore There are no "Jacks of all trades" around All professionals seem to be concentrating on small parts of their larger fields Its like the blind men and the elephant Each man Is so concerned with their own part of the elephant they miss the picture as a whole and don't even realize it is an elephant Today people seem to be so taken with certain aspects of their lives; money, popularity, sucess carreers whatever, that so much of the rest of It like the stars on a clear night or the sun In the autumn leaves Just goes right past them Maybe if we all step back and take a look at the "whole picture" Just once In awhile (like the couple sitting next to me holding hands and caring for each other) they maybe we'll all Just be a little less lonely In the long run Page 10 The Daily Campus, Friday. October 11. 1985 Marketpl

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Love, The It Is anything Ike the first then I Always me can't waMI Love John Girls Outside STAN(SPRAGUE3N) Theresbeen Happy B-day U22ARDI We love to HEY SUZ UKE HAVE A HAPPY a nasty rumor that you've NEVER watch you eat) Love, Wlma Uz- HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLENI FROM Cralg (Hicks) Bring your buns and BIRTHDAY YESTERDAY SORRY received a PERSONAU Is this zard woman Happy 18th You're a YOUR ROOMIE] YVONNE goodies" over to Holll 2B Satur- ITS LATE WE MISSED THE 1:00 TRUE!?! great roomie but wfl you please day nlte for a WILD party with your DEADUNE DONT WAKE UP THE empty the garbage! Sponge MSM rm glad this endless two FAVORITE friends! See Yail DUCKS! LOVL U22 and LOR! Hlfya Snugs! Welcome to Happy 18th Birthday Uzzard We Infatuation has kept you doing my M«let) UCONN I hope the moments we love youl Kris and AB. 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LATEST DANCE s TRAX /IRTG1RVED BLANK TAPES V. CLASS RINGS COMPACT DISCS LATEST IMPORTS POSTERS Downtown Storrs October 14-18 10-5 pm GK Waring Gifts 429-0443 DATE TIME PLACE MON-FW 1000-8:00 SAT 10-5:30 Deposit Raquired ' WK> Aril .ir\r.l I IJSS Kinp L_ ,1 Arts The Dally Campus, Friday. October 11,1985 Page 13 M.O.D.D. at Student Union Ballroom tonight

By Bonnie Jean Connal MO.D.D. was officially The vocal melodies range progressive Also to bring able and the doors open at formed in June of 1982. The between the popular and a across meaningful ideas and 9:00 p. m in the Student Union Campus Correspondent interest in creating a new type modem adaptation des minis- yet remain marketable to a Ballroom Admission is $2 for of sound and the mutual res- trels et les choeurs anciens, wide and diverse audience the general public, $1 for West MO.D.D. (minstrels of the pect of their talents, prom- depicting the mood of the The musicians are Chris Digital Dynasty) who will be Campus who is sponsoring pted the four of MO.D.D. to lyrics These lyrics are con- Baier- acoustic and electric the concert Based on a dis- presented live in concert apply their efforts to a new cerned with specific and drums; Matthew Baier-guitar, tonight at the Student Union cription of the display case in band All the members of general problems and keyboard and vocals; Ralph the Student Union, MO.D.D. Ballroom, is not your ordinary MO.D.D. brought experience Barile-guitar synthesizer and new music group The most has requested to inform you and energy with them to the experiences of human exis- vocals that the case on the main floor observable stylistic influen- new group Having found it tence Much of the words call MO.D.D. is also bringing ces in MO.D.D.'s music are does not reflect any of their difficult to compromise musi- for examination of self and D.J. Paul from New York who personal beliefs disc rest Ion derived from pop rock, pro- cal preference with various society. The musical goals of plays and has a following at gressive new wave and classi- was left up to the Show Case cover bands, the options for the band are to remain artis- such places as Danceateria Designer. cal rock. Don't be fooled by these four musicians were tically challenging new and and The Dive Music is dance- the synth name, they have either to satisfy the creative three guitars These four impulse or consider another native New Yorkers are at the career. These four committed center of the 1980's music artists with similar ideas, but conglomerate, bringing it diverse qualities, together stylistically together with a forming a complete unit sound that appeals to a wide became Minstrels of the Digi- range of listeners and the tal Dynasty. collegiate market Underneath the most observable stylistic influen- Having had exposure over ces is the primary source of the tri-state area, the group orchestrational composition plays almost exclusively in device borrowed from a twen- New York City, where the tieth century classical pro- climate is hot and the energy cedure known as is high to bring rock a step for- "Minimalism" This method ward The group's presence assigns phrases or patterns to has also been recognized by each instrument that are major label interests for layered to create the chord which they are pursuing a progressions of the songs production demo. The band's The patterns and the chord first self produced video, progressions are kept simple "Human Race", will be ready to provide a unique texture for consumption by the first of (If you're not into technicality December. check them out, they're a fun band to listen and dance to)

INAUGURATION WEEK For President John Casteen, III

All Students are Invited to the Following Events-

Friday, October 11

2-5 pm Symposium: "A Common Body of Knowledge for the Undergraduate Curriculum" A topic of vital importance to all undergraduates Bishop Center for Continuing Education

Saturday, October 12 th

Inauguration Ceremony jorgensen Auditorium 10 am Campus procession begins at 9:30

Post-Game Reception Student Union Mall 3:30-5 pm Page 14 The Dally Campus, Friday, October 11, 1985 Sports^ UConn Golf EASTERN COLLEGE POCASSET, MA— Hartford ATHLETIC CONFERENCE and Yale finished one two at the Intramural offers ultimate frisbee GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Eastern College Athletic Con- QUALIFIER TOURNAMENT- ference (ECAQ Championshipl Ultimate frisbee's a "gen- Games will be played in actions as taunting of opposi- at Pocasset Country Club Qualifier Tournament Thursday tleman's" sport—only indi- Guyer Gym (9:30-Midnight) tion players, dangerous Pocasset, MA afternoon, earning berths in the viduals who exercise respect Sunday thru Thursday aggression, intentional foul- Top Ten Team Finishes- ECAC Championship which will for the trust form of sports- evenings beginning October ing or other "win at all costs" Hartford 305; Yale 308; Pro- be held next weekend at Perm manship need apply. This 21. Teams must have a "per- behaviors are fouls against vidence 313; Central National Golf Club sport has a great amount of formance bond' on file in the the spirit of the game and Connecticut 315; Bryant 316; Women's Tennis freedom and informality Recreation Office and are should be discouraged by all Southern Connecticut 324; Trinity 5, UConn 4. implicit in the rules Primary subject to regulations regard- players. UMass 329; UConn, Amherst among these, is the spirit of ing this bond Fee- $15 per team and Holy Cross 333. Singles—Oair Slaughter (T) sportsmanship which enables There will be a mandatory —There will be no play- INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS del DenaCocozza6-2,6-3; Robin the honor system to be captain's meeting Wed Oct offs Larry BeUorado(PC) 72; John Wentz (T) del Marikate Murren effective 16, 430-5:15 pm, 218A Stu- —Each team will play 4 Parsons (UH) 74; Mark 6-1, 7-6; CSndy Ulasky (UQ del Games are self-regulated/ dent Union games only. Lorenzo (Y), David French Patty Neumann 6-1, 6-7, 6-2; officiated A supervisor will be Failure to have a represen- —Games will be at 9:30, (Bryant) and Mike McKenna Chris Sanden (T) del Maureen in attendance, but only to tative present will result in a 10:15, & 11:00 pm in Guyer (Bryant) 75; Andy Sideroff McKone 6-3, 6-1; Karen administer the program 10$ non- refundable late fee or Gym (Y), Don Muccino (CQ, Tom McCartney (UQ del Beth Cot- The program is open to dismissal from the league —Game frisbees will be Rosati(SC) and Doug Domian tone 6-3,6-2; Lauren Louett (T) UConn students, faculty and Registration will be limited provided by the Recreation (UH) 76; Joe Gatti (PC) and del Patti Piorkowski 6-3,6-1. staff. Teams may be com- to the first 32 teams ' Office eWorld Class 1656, JaySondi(UH)77. Doubles—Slaughter and prised of students from any Ultimate has traditionally Wham-O). TOP UCONN FINISHERS- Neumann (T) del Murren and housing unit, on or off cam- been considered an alterna- The team with the greatest Mark Capece 81; Mark Dante Ulasky 6-2, 6-2; Cocozza and pus Please note, this is an tive athletic activity. Highly differential in scoring will be 82; Dave Tiedemann 83; Tim Rwkowski(UC) del Sanden and exception to the usual intra- competitive play is en- awarded custom designed T- Sheary 87; Steve Birkemeyer Chris Pastore 64, 2-6, 6-1; mural regulations regarding couraged but never at the shirts from the Recreation 89. McKone and McCartney (UQ eligibility. Members of the expense of the bond of mutual Office COURSE—Pocasset Country del Wentz and Priscflla Pagne6- men's/women's UConn Fris- respect between players or Roster deadline is 10:00 Club PAR-72. YARDAGE- 4,6-4. bee Club are eligible to par- the basic joy of play. Protec- am, Tuesday, October 15. 6500. Team records—T 5-2; UC 6- ticipate but with the following tion of these vital elements 4. stipulation: only one member eliminates some behavior (male or female) of the Fris- from the Ultimate Field Such bee club per team Rec office offers CPR course

The Recreation Office will classes! take the completed course Campus be offering a Red Cross CPR FEE: $12. —no refunds must attend the first session class Mondays and Wednes- (cash only) on October 14th to make florist days from 700-10:15 P.M. ENROLMENT: limit of 15 arrangements with the Oct 14-Oct30, Room 208 SU students. instructor. Fee $9. The (On Oct 21st only, the class Individuals who need instructor is Ira Feigenbaum RED ROSES 990 *•«■"*«■.». will meet in Room 301). review and do not need to CARNATIONS S5.99 a dozen Students must attend all Mixed Bouquets from $3.99 Rt 195 Downtown Storrs (n« * pwn pizza) 497. ] 193

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Td like to think the MEAC is In addition to" receiving Tm biased but John is as return to the flashy, offense- "We think it is reasonable physical too. We throw the ball Taylor also carries the ball good as any wide receiver in minded team of two weeks and reachable (making the a little more, but I think they from scrimmage and returns the East" Collick said "Pro ago playoffs), but there are still are a pretty comparable punts and kkkoffs. It appears scouts come in everyday and HUSKY NOTES.Saturday is many leaves left on the tree," conference" that Taylor has a legitimate they think so too He is a once also Inaguration Day as UConn Delaware State coach Bill Taylor has been the big- play hot at the pros, judging from in a lifetime player." swears in Dr. John Casteen III. Collide said We'll have to see athlete for the Hornets this at the end of the season" season He has pulled in 22 passes for 541 yards (24.6 ...North Carolina tough opponent Collide said that he sees Ynm back page very little difference between yards per catch) and eight touchdowns. He is number put tne game away early," Coach Les Tsantiris against George Mason They are led by fowards the MEAC and the Yankee said "But we just couldn't put the ball in." Jo Boobas, 13 goals and 10 assists; Carrie Ser- Losing an important game they should have wetnyck 15 goals and four assists; and last UConn spirit showing won puts pressure on the team to win the rest of season's Soccer America's collegiate player of its games. the year, April Heinrichs, 10 goals and 10 "Now we have to do well in our other games," assists. Tsantiris said "We can't afford to lose North Carolina despite losing eight of last in new fight song anymore" years starters, has obviously not lost any of its By Jeremy Airman . But to not lose any more they have to beat scoring power. But the UConn defense has yet Campus Correspondent North Carolina perhaps the best team they will to crumble against the pressure of any offense It's a big sports weekend coming up and our sports teams need face all year, and a team that has not lost in the including the dangerous shooters from UMass, us to urge them on to victory. Believe it or not, you can make the last three years. The last team to beat them who could only score one goal against them difference between a win and a loss. was UCona In the last five minutes of that same UMass On Saturday and Sunday, the football team and the men's and Since UConn and North Carolina are the only game the Huskies showed that they can lay women's soccer teams will all be in action To show our loyalty to two teams to make the final four in each of the waith any team in the country. During the final the teams and the school, a new UConn fight song has been last four years, a strong rivalry has developed minutes of the game they controlled the ball developed between them The game has come to mean and completely outplayed the number-two When the halftime intermissions of this weekend s games ( and more than just a victory or a loss, especially for team in the nation. the rest of the season) are over, look for your director ( he will be the seniors. The Huskies have showed that they can stop wearing two bandanas). It's your job to memorize the new song "This is my senior year," All-American for- anyone and they've showed that they can pre- of 'joy and pride' and his job to get it coordinated ward Donna MacDougall said " and I have never ssure anyone So it all comes back to this: they When halftime has expired stand salute the Connecticut flag beaten North Carolina. I want to beat them have to put the ball in the net with your hand on your heart, and sing The song should be sung bad" Before UConn gets to play North Carolina with deephearted emotion North Carolina is 12-0-1 this year, with their they will take on the University of Vermont at Here it is, God Bless Connecticut ( sung to the tune of God Bless one tie coming in their first game of the season home at 1 p.m Saturday. America): =»* God Bless Connecticut School that I love VIDEO VISIONS-MOVIES & Stand beside her And guide her VIDEO RENTALS & SALES & MORE! Through the wind; Through the sleet Through the mud Over 2600 Movies to choose from. 'Who ya gonna call...?" From the Jungle Large selection To the 'brary Through the cow fields of foreign movies GH^STBUSTERS I would not roam VCRS & TVS God Bless Connecticut Will be making A place i call home Blank tapes housecalls on GOD BLESS CONNECTICUT, Video Accessories videocassette MY HOME SWEET HOME 429-1434 starting Oct31

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mon.-fri.. 8:30-5 UCONN IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER saturdny. 9:30-4 UConn Co-op The Daily Campus \* Friday, October 11, 1985- 0* *v Soccer fans, here's two for you Men's.women's soccer take on North Carolina Friday Digest

Baseball playoffs By Paul Parker By Joshua Hoffman Daily Campus Staff Daily Campus Staff National League linescore The question this Sunday is not How do you beat a team that has not Game two, best of seven whether the men's soccer team will win, been beaten by its last 53 oponents, has (Dodgers lead series 2-0) but by how many goals. won three straight NCAA cham- This is the feeling many people pionships, and has this year outscored 123456789 Runs tilts Errors have its opponents by 70 to 5? Cardinals 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 2 8 1 However, anyone close to any sport Dodgers 003212000 8 13 1 This question arose while the will tell you this is the wrong attitude tc women's soccer team geared up for WP-Hershiser (1-0) 9IP,2R,2ER,4K,5 BOB take into a game And they're right number two ranked North Carolina LP-Andujar(O-l) 4K> IP, 6 R, 6 ER, 6 K, 2 BOB But with a team like the 1985 edition of the who they will play at 11:30 a m Saturday Save-none Husky's if s awfully hard not to fall into the trap GWRBI-Landreaux 1 of that line of thinking at home in the first part of a soccer dou- UConn is off to one of the best starts in the his- ble header. tory, is on a ten-game win streak and is ranked "To win," sophomore co-captain Lisa Jones seventh in the nation said "we have to put the ball in the back of Sports this weekend This makes a game agianst a 7-5 team seem the net" Football pretty insignificant North Carolina comes into Score It is such a simple strategy, but so far Saturday: The football team hosts DELAWARE STATE at Sunday's game off a 2-1 loss to UNC-Greens- this season, the Huskies, 7-3, have not been able 1 pm in Memorial Stadium. borow. to do it in the big games. In their three losses, to This is the third time the Huskies meet the Tar number-one-ranked George Mason, number- Women's soccer Heels UConn won 1-0 in 1981 and North Car- three UMass, and number 12 Brown, the Hus- Saturday: The women's soccer team hosts VERMONT at olina triumphed 2-1 in 1983. Both games were kies have scored only one goaL 1 pm at the soccer field played here In their 2-1 loss to Brown on Wednesday, the Sunday: The women host NORTH CAROLINA at 1130 am Sundays game begins at 230 p.m at the soc- Huskies dominated the game and bombarded at the soccer field cer field It follows a women's match-up bet- Brown goal with shots, but they just couldn't put ween the two schools. the ball in the back of the net Men's soccer The game will be broadcast on 91.7 WHUS- "We had a lot of chances, and we could have Sunday: The men's soccer team hosts NORTH CAROLINA RompafelS at 230 pm at the soccer field FM Field hockey Saturday: The field hockey team hosts OLD DOMINION at Back to ground zero for football 2 pm at the field hockey field By Jim Acton greatness. Its offense clicked final two points were scored Sports Editor the defense worked as one on a UConn safety. Men's cross country For all intents and pur- unit and the kicking game was The Huskies have a chance Saturday: The cross country team faces UMASS, KEENE surprisingly effective The STATE and NORTHEASTERN at Northeastern. poses, the football team's to redeem themselves against season starts anew Saturday Huskies looked like a team Delaware State However, the Volleyball when UConn takes on Del- that would raise some eye- Hornets are hardly push- Friday. The volleyball team travels to the Syracuse aware State (1 pm, Mem- brows overs Last week, the Mid- Invitational at Syracuse to face BROWN, COLGATE orial Stadium). All those good thoughts Eastern Athletic Conference CORNELL BOSTON COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIRE and Although the Huskies still were put on hold last week team (a conference that FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON sport a respectable 2-1 Although the offense racked brought us the powerful record there are still many up 269 total yards but was Morgan State) destroyed Women's tennis questions that have been never able to pierce the Bethune-Cookman 51-7 in its Saturday: The women's tennis team hosts HOLY CROSS at raised by last Saturday's 10-8 endzone The defense played homecoming game 11 am on the tennis courts between Memorial Stadium and loss to New Hampshire Gran- well as it allowed New In the game Delaware's All the soccer field ted the game was played in Hampshire 159 yards of total American split end John horrendous conditions. But yards, but the Wildcat's lone Taylor caught seven passes On the air the jury is still out on the touchdown decided the for 154 yards and two Saturday: 91.7 WHUS-FM field hockey coverage begins at ability of the Huskies to win game touchdowns while halfback 2 pm the big game this season UConn's only points were FJdridge Comer also scored Sunday. 91.7 WHUS-FM women's and men's soccer In its first two games, scored by placekkker Mark coverage begins at 1130 am twice The Hornets are now 3- UConn showed flashes of Carter's two field goals. The (15