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In fey of Reagan proposal: Democrats consider refugee assistance for Central America the $14 million will be ap- Larry Speakes said Reagan WASHINGTON (AP)- would keep up lobbying ef- House Speaker Thomas P. proved without change " I think we can approve it as forts on behalf of his Contra ONeill Jr. said Wednesday proposal by inviting 20 to 25 that Democrats are consider- is," said Dole The Senate is to vote next week wavering members of Con- ing a proposal for Red Cross gress to talk about it refugee assistance to Central White House spokesman America as an alternative to President Reagan's plan to release $14 million for the Amtrak crash leaves "Contra" guerrillas fighting in Nicaragua Mom dead, daughter hurt The House will vote next Tuesday or Wednesday on WINDSOR (AP)— Police say a Windsor Locks woman is dead Reagan's Contra aid proposal, and her daughter injured after a car struck an Amtrak train Wed- and O'Neill said a count of nesday night Democrats shows the plan The northbound Connecticut Yankee struck their 1982 Ford will be defeated Mustang at the Pierson Land crossing which is about seven And in the Senate sources miles north of Hartford The cause of the crash is under investiga- who spoke on condition of tion, police said anonymity said Republican The Judy Boutwell, 31, was pronounced dead at the scene by leaders were looking for a way the state medical examiner, according to Thomas Lepore a to sidestep any showdown Windsor police officer. She was transported to the University of vote at all Connecticut Medical Center in Farmington, he said Her 14-year- A proposal under discus- old daughter, Melanie, was rushed to Hartford s St Francis Hos- sion by Sen. Richard Lugar, R- pital. Terry DeVito, a nursing supervisor said she was released at PSST! WANNA DEAL ON A SHIRT? Two students Ind, chairman of the Foreign 9:30 after being treated for minor injuries. browse through items at a T-shirt/sunglasses sale at the Relations Committee and Ms. Martin, an Amtrak spokeswoman, said the five-car train, Student Union Wednesday. (Maria DeAngelis). Sen David Durenberger, R- number 140, was going from New Haven to Springfield at the Mina, chairman o the Intel- time Police held the train for two-and-a-half hours before it pro- ligence Committee would call ceeded on to Springfield Vietnam remembered for a statement of support for Police said no one on the train was injured The car was repor- the Contras, but end all tedly pushed off the track into a ditch military assistance Ron Scardacchi, a photographer at the scene said the area by vets, students, staff But Majority Leader Robert around the crossing is lighted but there is no gate A gate is par- Dole R-Kan, said he believes tially built but isn't operational,he said most students today do not T By Susan Child kow much about Vietnam. Campus Correspondent "People should take it as a Although Vietnam has been lesson before they get invol- over for ten years this month ved in Nicaragua but they it lives on in the minds of some don't United States Marines UConn students and have occupied Nicaragua faculty. One UConn instruc- twice in 1912 and in 1926. tor, who was an US Air Force Most people don't realize colonel during the Vietnam that" war and asked that his name Other faculty members, not be printed said that he who have been here since still thinks about the war Vietnam, feel that the peace every day. He prefers not to movement is picking back up talk about it and said that and that in the past few years most of the people that he more students have become knows who were in Vietnam involved feel the same He does, how- Kean agreed that his group ever, feel that people today has grown in the past few should take the responsibility years. A group of students to find out what happened protest Nicaragua here on there in order to better avoid campus every week and Viet- another situation like Viet- nam veterans have been get- nam. By learning about Viet- ting more recognition in re- nam people could have a cent years. The faculty mem- better understanding of what ber who had been in Vietnam is happening.now in Nicara- agreed that the Vietnam gua, he said Memorial in Washington, D.C. Kevin Kean, president of was a good way of recognizing WATCH OUT CHRISTIE BRINKLEY— Students model their own clothes In a mock Students For Peace, a group Vietnam veterans after ten fashion show Wednesday in the Student Union. The show was sponsored by Photo Pool, here on campus, agreed that years at home the UConn photography club, to practice shooting models (Maria DeAngelis photo). \/" Inside Today: Weather Forecast: • Read about the dog that's befriended a UConn professor on Sunny this morning with variable page 6. cloudiness by afternoon Highs in 60s Partly cloudy tonight low in 40s • UConn track star wins decathlon at Boston College See Mixed sun and clouds Friday, high in back page mid-70s. > f ... * P*ge2 The Dally Campus, Thursday, April 18, 1985 Morning Comment Andy Rooney News Digest The light side of dress Seabrook hearing reopened NEW BRITAIN (AP)—A United tion of the New Hampshire nuc- It's time to change clothes, I guess. I can feel it coming This morn- Illuminating Co. vice president lear power plant ing out of habit, I put on a light topcoat when I left the house I've told state utility regulators Wed- "The current construction been wearing a coat for six months It turned out to be a mistake nesday that Seabrook 1 should level is approximately 80 percent because I could have walked around at lunch in my shirt sleeves. Parachutists cost around $5.5 billion when of present full construction," People were sitting on steps, on walls and on park benches all over completed next year. Crowe said. town eating their lu nches out of paper bags. Women were sitting with "We continue to believe that He added full construction their heads tilted back taking the sun supporting themselves on can stay HARTFORD (AP)—A Superior there is a high probability that the should be achieved in June Last their arms, which were angled back like chair legs. final cost of the project will be year, Seabrook owners had anti- I like the warmer weather at first but I hate the idea of switching Court judge on Wednesday told a group of central Connecticut below this $5.5 billion estimate" cipated reaching full construc- from winter to summer clothing I can never remember what I have said James F. Crowe Ul-vice pre tion levels in January. to wear or whether I sent it to the cleaners when I put it away last parachutists they could continue sident of engineering Crowe restated his company's fall jumping temporarily, but only if they have insurance to cover Crowe also told Department of position as the DPUC reopened Another thing I hate when I change from winter to spring or sum- Public Utility Control com- its Seabrook hearings to deter- mer clothes or from summer to winter clothes, is that I always feel third-party accidents, a court official said missioners that about $8 million a mine what progress has been fatter. The clothes don't seem to fit me as well as they did when I week is being spent for construc- made since late last vear. finished with them and pushed them to the back of the closet last Judge Paul M Vasington issued season a stay temporarily halting the Toward the back of my closet I have one bag of clothes hanging state's outright ban of free-fall Alleged neo-Nazi sought with three suits, several shirts and two pairs of odd slacks in it They jumps by the Connecticut Para- BRANSON, Mo. (AP)—Police and tools for making gun parts, are all size 42. I must have packed them too tightly because they chutists Inc. according to Hart- intensified their search of the authorities said seem compressed and somewhat smaller. They are no longer big ford Superior Court clerk Clau- rugged Ozark Mountains for a "This was an arsenal. I don't enough for me Either that or stores are putting the size 42 label in dia Triggs. reputed neo-Nazi Wednesday, know any way to describe it other smaller clothes now. A group of Ellington homeow- and said he abandoned an ars- than that" Highway Patrol Lt There are other unpleasant aspects to the change too. I put a jac- ners had asked Vasington to enal of automatic weapons after Ralph Biele said at a news con- ket on and remember that two buttons are off the sleeve It's worse uphold a decision by the state he fatally shot a state trooper and ference going from winter to summer because an overcoat covers a lot of Bureau of Aeronautics to take wounded another. Many of the items, which also mistakes if your clothes don't fit When I first go out without a coat on away an annual permit for free- A van driven by the suspect included thousands of rounds of I feel naked fall jumps, in which opening of the David Tate contained six mac- ammunition police scanners, If I was rich I'd throw away all my clothes every season Right now parachute is delayed. hine guns, three handguns, a knives, camping equipment ski Td pack up all my winter pants and jackets, put them in a box and give The parachute group said it sniper rifle, two assault rifles, masks and four birth certificates them to some needy person If I did that, I can just hear someone in would be forced into bankruptcy dynamite hand grenades, a pint for Tate aliases, were hidden my family saying "Who'd take them?" in six months if the state con- whiskey bottle filled with nit- beneath a false floor in the van The style of women's clothes changes more in summer than tinued the ban- roglycerine boxes of silencers Biele said men's. Men are better dressed for winter weather but women are more confortably dressed in summer. It's ridiculous for a man who Across the works in an office to come to work in the heat of July or August wear- j\o return to abuses ing a coat and necktie. At the same time the women in the office are WASHINGTON (AP)—FBI 100, possibly less than 100" wearing a little underwear, a paper thin cotton dress and a pair of Director William H Webster said travelers were contacted and he sandals. It's maybe five pieces of clothing and we've all seen women Wednesday his agents have inter- added "I can assure you there Nation wear only'four, including two shoes. viewed some 100 travelers to and was a legitimate counterin- There is no reason in the world except habit, tradition and the urge from Nicaragua, but insisted the telligence purpose for every in- Regulations to conform that men should not wear light dresses in the summer, contacts were not a return to terview." toq I do not personally have the strength of character or the deter- political abuses of the past Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif., the criticized mination to try and establish the trend by being the first man to wear His assurances did not satisfy panel's chairman told Webster, WASHINGTON (AP)—Most a summer dress without stockings but I wish someone would Some Democratic members of the "There are a lot of people in the federal regulations on workplace times a light, loose fitting dress looks awfully good to me as a piece of House Judiciary subcommittee executive department who health and safety could stand wearing apparel on hot summer days. on civil rights, who said their con- would like to enlist the CIA or FBI improvement, and there are sig- on its side" in the government's I know what the summer will be like though It won't happen stituents complained to them nificant weaknesses in the opposition to the Nicaraguan Instead of a dress, Til be wearing the same old wool socks I wear in about the contracts. agency that enforces them, a winter, the same weight cotton underwear, the same shirt and suit Webster said "in the area of regime congressional agency reported that may be a lighter color but is not very much lighter in weight Wednesday. Thirty years ago they made men's wash and wear suits that were The Occupational Safety and genuinely cooler and lighter. They had no padding in the shoulders Meat will be hidden Health Administration performs or in the front around the chest They don't make them anymore infrequent inspections and im- The big laugh in a man's wardrobe is the summer tie What is a poses low penalties that have The senate sent the bill to the summer tie? It's a winter tie except the cloth is white pink and yellow HARTFORD (AP)—The state provided limited incentives for or aquamarine instead of dark red blue and green A summer tie is Senate on Wednesday easily ap- House on a 32-4 vote companies to comply with regu- not one degree cooler around a man's neck than a winter tie proved a bill that would let In 1973, the General Assembly lations, the Office of Technology I remember the days when all summer meant to me was short grocers go back to the days of passed a bill requiring that at Assessment said in its study. least 70 percent of the bottom of pants and bare feet The only uncomfortable piece of clothing I wore covering the bottoms of pac- It attributed a decline in injury all summer was a wet bathing suit kages of certain cuts of meat a piece of meat be visible to the consumer. The law only applies and fatality rates between 1979 "This is anti-consumer legisla- and 1983 primarily to economic to certain cuts of beef and chops,* tion" said Sen George L recession rather than OSHA's Gunther, R Stratford "Who not chicken liver or hamburger. efforts. needs this? Who asked for this? The edges of clear plastic trays OSHA a Labor Department Husky Talk Certainly not the public What used by some stores are too agency, inspects fewer than 4 •/ By Laura Ullaaz you see may not always be what sharp and often tear the wrap- percent of the nation's work- Life/Style Editor you get" pers, grocers claim places annually, 160,000 of 4.6 Photos by Andy Schaffer million job sites. What will you miss most about Around the UConn when you graduate? Cabinet resigns from war BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)—The have died "It's nice when you come back World government resigned Wednes- Fighting between Moslems and from a rough day of classes day in the face of what Prime Christians in Sidon wasinits 20th and have so many different Minister Rashid Karami called "a day Wednesday. The death toll Warplanes horrific nightmare" a savage there stood at 83. people to talk to. When you house to-house battle between "What has happened is a hor- graduate and you come from rival militias for control of rific nightmare" said Karami, a a rough day at work, there attack base Moslem west Beirut At least 29 63-year-old Sunni Moslem He won't be as many people TEL AVTV, Israel (AP)—Israeli people were reported killed and agreed to lead a " national unity" around to socialize with." warplanes attacked a Palestinian 120 wounded in the worst fighting government a year ago to support \ guerrilla base in eastern Leban- in Beirut in more than a year. The the efforts of President Amin Lori Monaco on's strategic Bekaa Valley on battle capped three weeks of fac- Gemayel, a Maronite Christian, to Wednesday, and troops raided a tional combat centered first in end the political chaos that has Junior Shiite Moslem village in south the southern port of Sidon in plagued Lebanon for two de- Elementary Education Lebanon which well over 100 people cades. The Israeli military command major said the air raid was on a base near the town of Barr Klias. in an area that has been attacked by Peace talks begin, again the Israeli warplanes several times in the past CAIRO, Egypt (AP)—Egyptian of Peres's office said in Cairo it "Probably the night life, Barr Elias is in territory con- and Israeli officials are drafting will be "in a matter of weeks." especially the parties over in trolled by the Syrian army, about plans for the countries' first sum- Tamir was on a three day visit the Frats." seven miles north of the Israeli mit since Anwar Sadat met with to the Egyptian capital with Ezer front lines and about six miles Menachem Begin Israeli officials Weizman minister without west of the Syrian-Lebanese in Cairo and Jerusalem said portfolio in the Peres Cabinet and Kim Walters border. Wednesday. the prime minister's chief advisor Junior Israeli military sources, who The date and location of the on Arab affairs. Mechanical Engineer- spoke on condition of anonymity, session between Egyptian Presi- Weizman met Mubarak on said the target was a headquar- dent Hosni Mubarak and Prime Tuesday and later told Israel's ing major ters and training base of the Minister Shimon Peres of Israel army radio:" I would say that pro- Moscow-oriented Democratic have not been revealed but spects for a summit were Front for the Liberation of Pales- Avraham Tamir, director-general pushed forward" tine led by Nayef Hawatmeh. • - Campus News The Dally Campus, Thursday. April 18. 1985 Page 3 Outage 'dean-up' on Saturday Windham Transit line Mansfield Mayor Jane Ann As in the past, residents of halts Bobbitt has proclaimed Satur- Mansfield are being asked to day as "Mansfield Spring pick up trash along roadsides offers monthly passes elevator Clean-up Day." and near their homes on or A power outage affected an In addition to the annual near the April 20 date The Windham Region Tran- need to carry correct estimated 40 campus build- Rid Litter activities, Mansfield The school system is co- sit District now offers un- change ings yesterday after a power is sponsoring a Household operating with educational limited ride monthy bus Because there is no limit on line at the N. Eagleville Substa- Hazardous Waste Collection programs and a poster con- passes on its Storrs/Windham the number of times the pass tion fell to the ground causing Day on that date Residents test, and Alpha^hi. Omega a bus route An introductory can be used during the month, a small brush fire but no in- and UConn students will be service fraternity, is par- price of $25 is offered for the passengers can also save juries, according to University able to dispose of any poten- ticipating along with UConn- $28 monthly bus pass. money. officials tially dangerous substances PIRG The passes offer a number The power failure which at the Town Landfill from 830 of benefits to regular bus Users will only need to pre- lasted from 7:48 am. to 9:35 am to 3 pun. People who bring trash users. sent the pass to the driver am, caused elevators in dor- A list of hazardous pro- bags of roadside litter to the It entitles the owner to un- when entering the bus and will matories to fail, stranding ducts and a voluntary pre- Town Hall (Route 195 and limited usage of the bus ser- be admitted without any ad- passengers. Fire officials said regist rat ion form are available 275) between the hours of vice for a month long period ditional charge several students were traped at the Town Hall, the Town noon and 2 p.m. will receive It provides added con- Renewal of the pass can be in elevators in both Buckley Library and a number of lo- free coupons for McDonalds venience by eliminating the done conveniently by maiL and the Math Science Build- cal businesses. hamburgers. ing " Fire and police depart- ^^^DaflodlH $2.99 a bunch " ments were called from Eagleville and Mansfield to t miipus assist campus police and fire fighters who were occupied with extinguishing the brush fire The other departments florist were called in to attend to any CORSAGES FOR calls which could not have S€Mt FORMAL* WELL GO THE EXTRA MILE FOR YOU > been answered by the UConn departments during that FLOWERS FOR SPECIAL DINNERS FOR DELIVERY CALL 429-7455 time. 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SOL *m^m> ',... »....- •■■•*••• • W> M»*t4#< 1 «."■« Page 4 Tlie Dally Campus, Thursday, April 18. 1985 Campus News Windham Community Memorial Hospital uses new technology Before last week a patient his side stayed in a room at gist Stanton Hale did the pro- gressively widened Dr. Hale But not everyone is a can- having a kidney stone remov- least 10 days and remained at cedure neatly with much less can then inspect the site and didate for lithotripter surgery, ed at Windham Community home recuperating for ano- stress, pain and hospital time size of the stone by inserting he said Memorial Hospital would ther two or three weeks. for the patient an endoscope through the Its significant advantages have ended up, most likely, High technology has chan- Dr. Hale used a probe with a channel. An endoscope uses include the shorter operation with a 10-inch incision across ged all that Last week urolo- device on its end which pro- fiber optics which can "bend" time, around an hour if all pro- duces ultra-sonic waves to light and give a view to the ceeds smoothly. literally disintegrate the stones surgeon similar to that of a HUtel campaign goes on The Greek name is "lithotrip submarine's periscope Patients also have shorter The B'nai B'rith Hillel Foun- making contributions to the ter" meaning literally "stone The ultrasound probe is hospitalization stays, some dation's campaign to raise Operation Moses campaign crusher." then inserted and high inten- times only two or three days— money on campus in support Checks may be written pay- This is the first time that sity sound waves shatter the an important factor in today's of Operation Moses, the res- able to the order of Operation such "high tech" equipment stone as the particles are cost-conscious health field cue and resettlement project Moses and brought or sent to has been used in northeast flushed out by a continuously Patients recuperate faster, undertaken by the state of the Hillel House 54 North Connecticut a hospital admin- flowing saline solutioa too, and can return to normal Israel on behalf of the black Eagleville Road in Storrs. For istrator said "It's not a painless pro- activities sooner, sometimes Jews of Ethiopia, will continue further information, contact Using a flouroscopic sys- cedure" the urologist said within a week instead of the throughout the month of the Hillel office at 429-9007 at tem in cooperation with radi- "but it certainly is much bet- two or three week period ApriL Money is urgently any time or send written in- ologist Krishnan (iopal, a ter than the older method before the device became needed to provide food hous- quiries to the Hillel Director. channel into the kidney is pro- which used open surgery." operative ing, medical care medical supplies, clothing and social services on an ongoing basis PAROUSIA PRESS to the Ethiopian refugees who Thursday have been resettled in Israel, WORD PROCESSING CENTER and to meet their immediate • Offset Printing needs for emergency ser- Ladies Night vices. The organizers of the •Copying local Operation Moses fun- • Typing draising effort have called • Word Processing No Cover for the Ladies 419-M73 upon all members of the UNIVERSITY PLAZA university community to 75 THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT PROM WE'LL PAY BACK "Some Enchanted Evening" YOUR LOAN, BUT THERESA HITCH. You'll like it, though. Because every year you serve with us, we reduce your college debt by one-third or $1,500, whichever is greater. Greater still, after three years your loan's repaid in full. \bu'll also like the satisfaction and pride you'll feel as you learn a valuable skill. One you use to serve yourself as well as your country. It's all a part of the Loan Repayment Program, lb qualify, you ust have taken out a National Direct, Guaranteed or Federally Insured Student Loan after Friday May 3 7:00 PM to 2:00 AM October 1,1975. And your loan can't be in Governors Ballroom, Parkview Hilton Hotel. Hartford default. 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Lowell said the By James Spitz area Campus Correspondent home. develops an attachment to dog barks a visitors when they Sam and Lowell Schake get Sam had problems when he that group — whether it is a come into the yard but Sam Don Grant, UConn lives- along welL It's easy to see why. was a puppy, he was a runt flock of sheep or a human won't attack anyone tock superintendent, said that Sam has been Lowell's friend and the only survivor in a litter family, according to Cyndi In this respect, Sam is not is why the University does not for 15 years and he helps take of nine "Sam nearly died," Arons. like other Great Pyrenees use Great Pyrenees to protect care of the Schake family. You Wendy said "But his original However, "Sometimes the dogs These dogs, which are ifs flocks of sheep. "We might not expect to find that owner nursed him back to puppy will not form a bond often used to protect sheep couldn't have Great Pyrenees Sam Schake is a Great health." with the group and must be are trained to establish a safe guard our sheep here be- Pyrenees dog Lowell said that once Sam retrained" said Arons, who zone around the flock they, See page 14 Dr. Lowell M. Schake head lived with the Schake family works for UConn's biobe- guard and the Pyrenees of the animal science depart- for a while his guardian havioral science department ment at UConn, said he first characteristics grew strong- "We cannot determine developed an interest in the er, Sam began to protect the whether or not a particular Great Pyrenees dogs when he Schakes as if they were his dog will form a strong lasting taught at a Texas university. own family. bond" she said Schake said that he and his If a guardian dog stays with Sam had no problems in SUPER wife Wendy, read a magazine a group, starting when it is two forming a bond with the article about Great Pyrenees, and they learned that Texas T-SHIRTS sheep ranchers used the dogs to protect their flocks from Ace Printery of Willimantic, Inc.; * • PRICED RIGHT, predators — wolves and r* V PRINTED RIGHT AND coyotes m 85 Bridge Street • Willlmmntic, Connecticut 0622 (■• Dr. Schake said he admired Z "CompffrComm*cimUSocM Printing S#n-/c»«" m |V DELIVERED ON TIME! the guardian characteristics • LETTERHEADS -INVITATIONS -TAGS • and the beauty of the Great • ENVELOPES .RESUMES .RUBBER STAMPS • * PRINTED LOCALLY BY PEOPLE WITH Pyrenees breed So, he said • INVOICES •PAMPHLETS 'LABELS • YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN QUALITY • tNCR FORMS .NEWSLETTERS. •LAMINATINO • when he and his wife found .•BUSINESS CARDS .FLYERS -SPIRAL BINDING • SCREEN PRINTING WE TURN out that one of these dogs was YOUR IDEAS INTO SUPER T-SHIRTS! advertised for sale in nearby College Station, Texas, they CALL 423-0014 CALL US FOR QUOTES! 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You're taking On the outside of each luggage at or near the spot advantage of the dollar's car—near the doors—is an where the car you want to April 19th. 8:00-? strength and planning a train information panel that board will be Since your train trip around Europe using a indicates the depature city, may stop for only a few Where: St. Thomas Center Eurailpass. Now all you have some of the stops the car will minutes to pick up passen- to do is daydream about your make en route and— in capital gers, be ready to get yourself Free Admission forthcoming adventure and letters—the city or town that and your luggage aboard in pack is the final destination of that a hurry. car. A Eurailpass provides un- Travel light If you limit Come & share an evening of great limited travel in first-class After arriving at a train sta- yourself to two bags that you music, comedy, food and friendship. accommodations for certain tion, check the main informa- can carry yourself without periods of time via the rail tion board in the station huffing and puffing you'll lines of 16 Western European lobby, or ask at an informa- never panic if you don't find a countries: Norway, Sweden, tion window, for the number porter at an air terminal or Finland Denmark the of the track or platform your train station You are cordially invited to the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxem- train will depart from Porters are generally scar- 15th Annual bourg France West Ger- ce in Europe European ter- many, Austria Switzerland Train schedules run on an minals have free luggage hand International Fair Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece international, or 24- hour, carts but there's just as much and Ireland clock After confirming the a scramble for them there as time, look for the diagram— here. But you still may be won- usually posted at the station You might want to dering how to get along on the end of the track—that shows have your luggage shipped to train system. what the sequence of cars will your night's destination The First, don't worry about the be when your train pulls in cost is about $r a bag m language barrier. At most Featuring Arts, Crafts, Foods, Costumes large train stations in Europe, and Live Entertainment from ticket sellers, reservation clerks and other railway AL'S NEW YORK DELI countries around the World workers speak English Eastbrook Mall Sunday, April 21, 1985 Because you may need 423-6460 some assistance at the train 11 am. — 7 p.m. station, plan to arrive with Breakfast Served All Day Every Day time to spare before your UConn R0TC Building train is scheduled to depart Make sure you're at the right Adults $2.00 station-many European cities Students and Senior Citizens $1.00 have more than one Children Under 12 Free Also, European trains tend to arrive and depart on time so unless you're familiar with the layout of a station, you'll Eggs, Omelets, need time to find the location TEXAS CDPERA THEATER of your particular train Lox, Bagels presents Pay attention to which car you board at the station A THE BARBER OF SEVILLE single engine may be pulling Fresh Squeezed Orange juice cars that are destined for dif- Open 9-9 M-TH 9-1OFR 8-10 SAT 8-5 SUN It's the merriest romp in all opera! ferent cities or towns; at We carry a large selection of Full of bubbly songs and high spirits. various junctions specific cars imported beers and wines. All performances in English. are detached and routed in Lecture; "Central American Refugees, Deportation and Sanctuaries" 3:00pm PRC April 18, Thursday UConn Co-op Board Meeting Texas Opera Theater is coming to town! Thur., April 25,1985 at 6:30pm We urge you to see this dazzling company. Friday. April 19-8:00PM conference room General Public: $1000 $9.00 $7.00 UConn Students: S 6.00 SS.00 $4 00 (Co-op's lower level) Sf. Citizens: S 9.00 $800 $600 Joracnscn Tickets* Info Alldftortum^jig^ 486-4226 :in:ff:f:KKfrt:i:i:i!l!l!l!l!l!l!l!i:i:i:i!l!JS!!!l!i:i!I!i:i:i:i:i!S!!J lEhe Daily (Sampus Page 8 Our 89th year ADril 18, 1985 John Paradis, Editor- irv chief Brian Dion. Managing Editor Lynne Kerrigan. Business Manager Change — not kill — the system If s unfortunate that Tulane University voted Monday to recommend the abolishment of the school's basketball program True college athletics sometimes seems like a jungle of hypocrisy- especially at a school which has been hit hard by charges of point-shaving drugs and NCAA violations But any system that can produce a joe Paterno, a Digger Phelps, a Dean Smith— men who care about their players— is a system with value Abuses are inevitable in the pressure to win- abuses are inevitable in any instituion. But the vast majority of college coaches and players are honest men who believe big-time college basketball is Robert Greenstein, Laura Weiss. compatible with education. This is not to suggest that most college coaches sit up nights worrying that their players are not grasp- Will aid to the poor survive? ing the true meaning of Plato or staying away from Since the Administration sent its fiscal 1986 poverty among young children has surged trouble They must worry more about winning budget to Congress, lawmakers and the media From 1979 to 1983 the number of children because college sports is big business, bringing in have focused on proposed cuts in programs below age six who live in poverty jumped 51 millions of dollars both at the box office and through aimed at the middle class What is frequently percent One of every four US children below contributions from alumni. overlooked however, is that the Administra- age 6 (and one of every two black children) is now poor. A coach whose team doesn't win is a coach soon tion has also proposed major reductions in programs for the poor. Nevertheless, the new Administration out of a job. Over the next three years, nearly one-fifth of budget includes major reductions in WIC That isn't right the Adminstratlon's total package of pro- reductions to start this summer and slated to But thaf s the way things work posed savings would come from low-income continue Ifs a high-wire act On one hand, college athletics programs, even though they constitute only The WIC cuts are just one example of pro- posed reductions in low-income food assis- is a big business But if s also a small part of a univer- one-tenth of the total budget This marks the fifth consecutive Administration budget in tance programs that have largely escaped sity's reason for existing. So a coach has to win, but which programs for the poor would be subject media and public attention In early February, he has to do it with players who go to class and stay to disproportionate cuts when Stockman distributed to the press a list out of trouble Even the best and most secure The scope of the newly proposed reduc- of programs that the budget would shut down coaches teeter on the high wire tions in low-income programs is not well completely, he failed to include that the known At congressional hearings and press Administration wants to terminate. Every big-time coach recruits somebody who In one case the Administration would kill a loves basketball more than books If the coach briefings. Office of Management and Budget Director David Stockman and other Adminis- program that now provides $50 million a year needs to win, that's understandable Every coach tration officials have attempted to downplay to cover the costs to states—and to food then will do whatever he can to keep that player the significante of these cuts banks, emergency food agencies and soup eligible— and cleaa One principal area where this has occurred kitchens-of storing and distributing cheese What the players did at Tulane was terrible but that is in federal food aid to combat hunger and and other federal surplus foods provided to the needy. doesn't mean that corruption in basketball exists malnutrition These programs have been cut sharply since 1980. and a new study issued Stockman also left another emergency food everywhere and nor should it mean that Tulane last month by a distinguished national team of program off his list of cuts This omission con- officials should do away with their entire inter- doctors and medical researchers (the cerns an Administration plan to end a $70 collegiate athletic program They should just clean Physicians Task Force on Hunger in America) million program that gives funds to charitable the slate and start from scratch. reported that hunger has returned as a serious organizations to help provide emergency national problem food and shelter to the idigent and the —Letters Clearly, this is a sensitive area It is therefore homeless not surprising that the cuts the Adminis- Of course the food programs are not the Affirmative action isn't racist tration's budget proposes for food programs only poverty programs in which significant have consistently been omitted from the lists budget reductions woud be made The To the Editor: supremacy. of program reductions the Administration has Medicaid program which provides health Harry Groff s letter ("A Serum By having a monopoly on distributed to the press care coverage to poor families with children economic social and political Truth," The Daily Campus, April This strategy has achieved the desired and to poor elderly and disabled individuals, power, whites are able to pass on 15.1985) said that whites, blacks, would be cut back a hefty $6.5 billion over the and members of all races and benefits such as superior hous- result: these proposed food cuts have largely ethnicities can be racists. I agree ing medical care clothing and gone unreported. next three years Groff also said that if an employer education to their children. Thus, The Special Supplemental Food Program for What will happen now? Congress bowing was to hire a black person for a when white children become Women, Infants, and Children is another point to pressure from powerful constituent groups job over a white person who is adults they can make more effec- WIC is a highly successful program that has a might reject proposed cuts in business better qualified just to meet an tive use of opportunities than proven track record in helping to prevent child agriculture veterans and other programs But affirmative action quota minorities caa health problems. because the poor have less clout than the then that employer is racist On If at times we extend preferen- Numerous studies have found that WIC scores of organized groups that will be vying this point I disagree I do not tial treatment to minorities on markedly lowers the incidence of low birth for lawmakers' attention in coming months believe that affirmative action is a may wonder what happens to the low income cuts may survive racist program qualified white male who is weights, a leading cause of infant mortality. Racism, as defined by William J. passed over for a job According Low birth weight is also linked to a number of Robert Greenstein directs the Center on Budget Wilson in his book Power, to Maurice Wade, professor of child health problems including childhood and Policy Priorities, a research and analysis Racism, and Privilege, is the philosophy at Trinity College, a disability. organization in Washington, DC Laura Weiss is phenomenon in which a group white male looses very little of his Recently the need for WIC has intensified as a staff member. that is seen as inferior or different advantaged position For him not is exploited by a dominant group. obtaining one specific position By this definition the preferential will not prevent him from obtain- Letters treatment of minorities received ing a similar one elsewhere. through affirmative action is Affirmative action will not ConnPIRG deserves credit for work on bill neither explitative or oppresive leave whites in an inferior posi- of any inferior group, therefore it tion, nor will lead to black sup- To the Editor members to the Board of Direc- The ommission of this informa- is also no racist remacy (or supremacy by any I would like to commend the tors of the Connecticut Student tion is unfortunate In lieu of the Due to past discriminations, all minority). However, it may give Daily Campus on its coverage of Loan Foundation (The Daily fact that ConnPIRG students children be they willing or not minorities a chance to receive student issues at the state Campus, April 10, 1985) there have been working on this bill are born into a white male some of the opportunities that capitoL I believe that the paper is were serious deletions. The since last semester, and they dominated society. Afirmative white males take for granted an important source of such group that conceived the bill, have been lobbying three days a action helps to equalize the In the long run affirmative information for students who presented the bill to State Rep- week at the capitol for two mon- power among all groups. White action may held reduce the dis- aren't directly involved with the resentative Jonathan Pelto (D- ths, I believe that some mention supremacy no longer exists in the tance between American social legislature There has been, Storrs), and is presently lobbying of this effort is necessary for com- form of slavery and segregation reality and our ideals of equality, however, a recent oversight that' for the bill was not only not given plete coverage of this story. but the concentration of power in and this goal I feel justifies this needs clarification credit in the article it was never the hands of white males remains program. In an article that discussed a even mentioned intact and thus so does white Geoffrey A Johnson bill which would add two student This is a ConnPIRG bill James Labeck The Daily Campus, Thursday. April 18, 1985 Page 9 letters- judge individuals on their merits and qualifications I deception For R^Entn/Students To the Editor ple on this campus are racists. is why I attend this university, and Recent events on campus have Does she think that racism is a I assume that is why most of the Sponsored by: The Women's Center students are here—minorities as brought the issue of racism to the biological trait in Caucasians? 1 Place The Women's Center forefront of campus news. was brought up to judge all welL The BSA and INCAR seem to The UConn Co-op has been individuals and cultures on their have the strength to be able to Time Tuesday, April 23, 1985 4-7 pm noted as selling a sweat shirt that own merits, and I live that way. deal with this problem of racism does seem to contain a racist As a Jew I have encountered If they need to hear that they Come share your experiences and enjoy an message The BSA and INCAR ,ii it H sen lit ism. yet I have never have the support of the UConn evening with other women that have also left handled this matter in mature believed that the entire popula- community then I will try to meet and responsible way they dis- tion of gentile muslims, athiests, that need school for an absence and now decided played their feelings publicly by and other beliefs is anti-Semitic. Apathy and other respon- to come back and establish a career. demonstrating at the Co-op. As in every community there are sibilities do leave the burden on They succeeded in exposing this sub-sets of bigots and of wonder- the few students who are most injustice. I did not participate in ful people intelligent and stupid directly involved but that doesn't For More Information Call: 486-4738 the demonstration however, I people--this holds true for mean that we aren't listening and support their position. UConn applauding their efforts I ask I attended a lecture this semes- The University of Connecticut students and faculty who feel as I ter given by Dr. Maya Angelou is an excellent" educational do to voice their support J.R. LIQUOR I Dr. Angelou spoke here as part of institution that enjoys a fine Black History Month and she reputation out of this state That Deborah J. 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But Dead leaves, mists, hea- fairies, a siren who lures sai- their abrupt mood shifts can French comedian who strut- Rodriguez cared enough to ther, an Egyptian ura..you lors to their deaths, a shell- easily sound jarring and the ted around with lanterns on say a few descriptive words can imagine these things, but shocked old English general, p/an/ss(moarpeggk>s demand his shoulders. In the former about the preludes and give can you hear them? In his fireworks, and a poetic vision an ability to play with a piece his liberties with strict the audience a handle to hold second book of twelve piano of moonlight holding court on smoothness that is not tempo and his brusque note onto the pieces with, espec- . preludes, composed in 1913, a terrace When pianist San- humanly possible Rod- clusters sounding like guitar ially since their French titles Claude Debussy attempted tiago Rodriguez performed riguez's touch was feathery, strumming evoked languidly were not translated the impossible task of using the preludes in Jorgensen particularly in the preludes exotic visions The latter piece After the intermission, Rod- music to suggest evanescent Auditorium two Thursdays describing spirits or subtle is a Cakewalk (a sort of strut- riguez played the Sonata light effects—he seemed to ting dance originally popular Teutonica, op 27, of John Pow- caress the keys rather than among blacks around the turn ell, composed in 1913, the depress them. His playing was of the century) which Rod- same year as the preludes. A also remarkably fluid—he riguez played with clipped Virginian, Powell (1882-1963) created shimmering cascades precision, and even a little is noted mainly for incor- of sound that didn't seem to humor. porating black and folk mel- come from strings of individ- The preludes are difficult to odies into his music and for ual notes. listen to. Their ambiguous attempting to evoke musically Lest one think tht Debussy harmonies, the long stretches the life of the old southern is nothing but delicate, twin- of almost inaudible music, the aristocracy. But his earlier kling things, Rodriguez gave a elusive imagery, and the fre- works, of which the sonata is rhythmic vigor and panache quent lack of melodies make an example hint at the style of to "La puerto del vino" and the preludes about as far from late-Romantic composers like "General Lavine—eccentric," straightfoward classicism as Brahms and Richard Strauss— hence the sonata's title. Rod- riguez tried tc make this dull piece interesting He made it * flow with some momentum * and played occasional melo- * TED'S * dies with tenderness But he could have done more —high- lighted phrases, brought out inner voices, or otherwise GIANT * tried to inject some drama * * into the piece. This is the dif- * ference between genius and GRINDERS * * competence A genius is able * to find intriguing nuances in * * the most unlikely places and ITOLIDAV SPIRITS in the most mediocre music Under Rodriguez's hands, the * * sonata was pretty, but full of Means late-Romantic cliches, mon- otonous in texture flaccid > "Mega Bucks" 4 and ultimately pointless. A vigorous contrast was >t Savings For You! Yes, You. OVEN Brahm's Variations on a $ 1.99^ Theme of Paganini.op. 35. TOASTED \ Here is a piece with dazzling Piels LT - Hamms LT virtuosity and variety, full of Piels Draft - Schmidts GRINDERS i drama and Rodriguez's per- Black Label - Meister Brau formance was technically > Schlitz perfect Quick passages glit- SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY * tered with the same delicacy 6 packs, 12 oz cans * he used in the Debussy, and Such Deals - Such Deals * he handled well the more * 11AM-1:30AM * gutsy chordal passages. While e each individual variation was -"*' Applies are limited! No D jf i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 11 AM-2:30AM } well-executed however, what * * lacked was a sense of overall -/OAYSPV BELOW TED'S RESTAURANT structure He paused inor- * dinately long between varia- * * ""/•day Mall, Storrs **• © © tions, and instead of a coher- * 429-4448 A ent unity they seemed to be #****•***♦••***••***••••••*•***•*•** arbitrarily arranged. His end- ing was forceful but uncon- trolled and lacked the release that can come only after a car- eful buildup of tension He seems much more comfort- able working with minature SENIORS pieces. As a first encore Rodriguez played a lullaby which an Arg- entine friend of his wrote in If you had YEARBOOK PORTAITS taken honor of the birth of the pia- nist's daughter in 1980. This in late March/early April, you MUST was a wisp of a piece delicate and barely audible and sound- return your proofs on the Following ing a bit like a celesta Rod- dates for l-7pm: riguez concluded the concert with a Spanish dance by Enri- que Granados. 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Price negotiable Call 429-7884 or 487- Help wanted at a residential camp U2 and ERJC CLAPTON TICKETS Private suite In professor's home RJde Needed to Maine Friday 4/19 7859 for more info. FR4/23 for mentally retarded youths for Sale CALL 487-1 305. FS4/19 Furnished. Washer and dryer. Call J.J. 487-4613 Will Share located in Windham Many Private entry and yard Half mile Expenses RB4/I8 SUMMER SUBLET Large, sunny 2- positions available Contact Chris 1974 Olds Cutlass. 85.000 ml. from campus Storage May bdrm apartment three miles from or Kathleen at 456-3912. HW4/ AWFM Cassette Excellent Run- availability. Call Dr. Lewis HELP!! I needaridetotheOneonta campus Very clean Fall Option 19 ning Condition, $700. Call Steve 486-4813 FR4/22 New York Area on 4/19. TII SHARE Rent negotiable Please call 429- 429-5631 or 486-4325. FS4/I8 7893. FR4/I8 EXPENSES Call Gary at 487-6606. SUMMER JOBS! Get a tste of the CARRIAGE HOUSE SUBLET FOR RB4/I8 business world and earn top dollar. HONDA VT 500 1.600 miles still SUMMER WITH FALL OPTION. Great opportunity for clerks under Warranty Shaft Driven LAST TWO WEEKS MAY FREE LESS RIDE OFFERED to ALBANY, NY typists etc. to work in greater Water Cooled |ust Tuned Up for THAN ONE MILE FROM UCONN. Roommates/ Leaving Friday 4/19, returning Hartford area during the summer Summer $1750 MINT CONDI- PARTLY FURNISHED CALL 429- Sunday, 4/21. Call 486-4508 - and all vacations Call Merry TION. Call Danny Any Hour 487- 9157. FR4/I9 Housemates Keep trying RB4/18 Employment Group 1-525-9364. 5015. FS4/I8 HW4/24 Two Bedroom Apartment with Tallorig by Nerlmanl DO EXPERT Balcony Sublet June through Two Female Roommates Wanted Secretarial position must type 55 TAILORING ALTERATIONS August with a Fall Option only 2 I / to share 2 Bedroom Apartment wpm, word processing WEAVING FOR LADIES AND GEN- 2 miles off campus If interested Condo. Available mid-May or June Help Wanted experience preferred 8-10 TLEMEN ONE DAY SERVICE please call 429-2570. FR4/22 $130/month Only 5 minutes hours/week, flexible Start May 13. AVAILABLE OPEN MONDAY from Campus Call 423-0061. option for fall rehire $5-6 per THRU SATURDAY 8 to 6. 429- One Person Bungalow in Storrs RH4/25 hour. 429-6328. HW5/2 1444. FS4/I9 Country Setting close to Campus CRUISESHIPS HIRING $16- I Year Lease Starts May 15th Housemate Wanted to trade 30,000! Caribbean Hawaii. World We Are Looking for a Student with For Sale 1979 Datsun 210. Good Security Deposit No Pets $225 morning child care 5 days/week Call for Guide Directory. Newslet- Painting Experience to do Assor- Condition Asking $2000. Call per month plus utilities. for Free Rent Apt is 15 minutes ter. 1-916-944-4444 X ted Painting Jobs for our 423-1385 for further Information 429-8455 . FR4/I9 from UConn Call Kitty 429-2784. UCONNCRUISE HW5/2 apartments and restaurant part FS4/23 RH4/I8 time Choose you own hours We'll SUMMER SUBLET. Newly SPRING is coming!! Part time supply paint brushes ladders Call For Sale Brown Leather Jacket renovated completely furnished 3 Room and Board During summer positions available selling flowers Stever 429-8455. HW4/22 Ladles size 6. In excellent condi- Bedroom apt large kitchen and session In exchange for some Work outdoors Fridays Saturdays tion $75 487-5149. FS4/I9 spacious Irving room 5 minute evening care of four year old while or Sundays It Is possible to do walk to campus $ 125 per month single father works. 742-9575. your homework while selling 1981 Sunflsh window sail $850, plus electricity. Call 487-6026 Keep Trying RH4/23 flowers Car needed No Invest- extra luff window sail $75. 1981 FR4/23 ment on your part Full days only. Personals shipmate traitor, Beavlng Savers Calk SDR Enterprises742-9965. for easy greasing $ 150 Very good Summer Sublet 2BR in Carriage Wanted: Housemates 6 miles from campus One or two single HW4/25 condition great sailing for fresh or House $32 5/month Available bedrooms available Male or salt water. Sail Conn River Sunflsh mid May. One mile from campus female $130 per month plus Race June Call 423-8134 Call 487-0425. Keep trying! FR4/ START YOUR CAREER NOW To the Wheeler C "Wild Boys": utilities Lease from June '85 to Evenlngs/Weeekends FS4/23 23 Real men don't wear pressed May "86. Call 487-5962. RH4/19 Summer work in homes of elderly Cafvins and set back is such a bore TICKETS Summer Sublet - Carriage House and disabled in Storrs area Must Affectionately, your bimbos be trained as nurses aide or will MADONNA PHIL COLLINS THE Apartments I mile from campus Responsible female Grad Needed FIRM U2 ERJC CLAPTON EDDIE $305 plus utilities For more info train May I 3 - 24. $4.33/hr plus V1TO-TJK isn't the only one who to share 2 bedrm apt 2 1/2 miles mileage Apply in person Home MURPHY TRIUMPH REDSOX call 487-5986. FR4/26 from campus $ 170. Includes hot deserves a personnel The Ball this YANKEES Call 487-5588 anytime maker Service 948 Main St year was the best time ever. water. Available May 12. Elyse Wllllmantic HW4/I9 Jimmy or Mark, FS4/I9 Summer Sublet Available Mid- 429-7217 after 5 pm M-TH. RH4/ Love Kris May. May Rent FREE! $225/ma 23 U-2 tickets for sale 2 for April 23 Fall option Included within Walking Summer residential camp for the Congrats to Winners of 1985 Concert In Hartford Call 429- Distance to campus Call 487- handicapped seeks staff, starting Greek Sing Winners - Fraternity 8748 or 429-5266. FS4/I9 0298 Ask for |lm/|ohn or 487- WANTED! House to share or room May 29. Camp craft, nature arts/ DMslon I st- Delta Chi- 2nd Sig Ep 1437 Barbara FR4/23 to Rent In private residence by 28 crafts sports and general coun- - 3rd Chi Phi Sorority Division I st For Sale Minolta SRT 100 Single yr. old woman who will be attend- selors needed For information Kappa Alpha Theta - 2nd PI Phi - reflex camera, also Lentar I 35 mm SUNNY SUMMER ROOM SUBLET: ing UConn this Fall Needed by and applications 228-9466. 3rd Delta Zeta Good Job Maria Tdephoto ft. Sollgor 35 mm wide Female only. Starts end of May August 1985. Best of business and HW4/25 Kappa Alpha Pheta and Kathleen angle lenses 2x Telextender. through August VERY CLOSE TO personal references Call I -227- Kappa Kappa Gamma - Ken close up lens set All in excellent CAMPUS COMPLETELY FUR- 3205 and ask for Nan RH4/24 COUNSELORS WANTED - Trim- condition Total package $150. NISHED CALL 487-0493 ANY- down physical coed NYS over- TO KAPPA ALPHA PLEDGES GET Call 487-0586. FS4/22 TIME ASK FOR SUE FR4/18 Roomate Wanted to share sum- night camp. Sports WSK theatre PSYCHED FOR INSPIRATION mer sublet 1/2 mile to campus crafts piano guitar, dance WEEK YOU DID A GREAT JOB ON L-Shaped lofts custom built for Fully furnished available May 10th YOUR EXAMS LOVE BUFFY For Summer Lease Woodhaven aerobics computers general Alumni Rooms Excellent Condi- $150/month Free Rent for May Apt Two Bedroom Semi- Camp Shane Ferndale NY 12734. See page 13 tion Made with sturdy Doubglas Call Chuck 429-3693. RH4/22 HW4/19 flr. $75 or Best Offer Call Marc or Furnished Available May - August $305 per month Includes hot Joe 487-4575. FS4/I8 water*. Pool rights Call 429-8065 After 6:00. FR4/I9 RICK SUTTON MADONNA TICKETS, for June 3 in New Haven. Call Tom or Mick. CARRIAGE HOUSE... The Place to 487-7678. FS4/I8 Bel Summer Sublet with Fall Option Mays' Rent FREE Call 429- PERMANENT HAIR Removal by 3768. FR4/I9 licensed Hypertrlchologlst/ Elec trologist using the more effec- SUMMER SUBLET w/fall option tive blend method and air Woodhaven two bedroom apt desensrtlzer for your comfort For $330/mo includes hot water, car- a free consultation call Lorraine petted, dishwasher. AC facility, Kllduff at Wlndham Hospital Pro- pool rights I III mHes from cam- fessional Building 456-2703 o pus Call 487-0380. FR4/I9 429-8289. FS4/I8 Room For Rent Full Prtveleges Summer and Fall Mansfield Center Female preferred 423-6897. FR4/ For Rent 24 Summer Sublet Carriage House 2 Summer sublet wfrh Fall option Bedroom Fully Furnished Shapely, Deena Shu ford Free May rent $240 per month Cheapest Rates Available May Call429-0141. FR4/I9 RENT FREE RENT NEGOTIABLE Call us we talk very cheaply 429-7 512 SUMMER SUBLET/FALL OPTION After 7:00. FR4/24 Woodhaven Apts $340/month plus utilities Spacious 2 bedroom Fantastic Furnished Two Bedroom sunny balcony, pool rights. Fun Apartment Available for summer place to live! Call anytime 487- wfrh fall option Price Negotiable 0448. FR4/I8 Call 487-0359. FR4/24 Summer Sublet with fall option I Summer sublet with fall option Bedroom Apartment In spacious 4 RnV2 Br. Newry pain- KnoMwood Acres. Available May ted and carpeted with tennis and 11 th FREE rent for May. Walking basketball courts Available mid distance from Campus Call 487- May FREE RENT for May Call 487- 0084. f R4/22 1250. FR4/22 Marketplace The Daily Campus, Thursday, April 18. 1985 Page 13 ELECT GLEN POTVIN TO THE CO- HEYBA Kirstenl Happy belated Regina in Watson - Hey you party From page 12 OP BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 20tW Finally a personal before woman youl Where do you think EXPERIENCE AND DEDICATION. you're off to NYC We're gonna the boys are tonight? I know you'll ELECTIONS HELD AT THE CO-OP Personals miss you Stop haing such loud find them whereever they go Miscellaneous TUES 4/16 THRU THURS 4/18. post-Teds fun. kay? "Luv yaJ" Signed your encouraging friend M4/I8 Bonnie and Monica John C Here's the person I you're "nof looking for. Have a great Unbeatable prices for the best DJ BLUE PERSONALS To Kappa Alpha Theta Good Luck Hey Karryl and Bernie Utchfleld sound systems on campus Earl in Greek Week. Get psyched to 3rd babes, we wanna SEE that day. Sandy will be on Russ. Earrs Traveling Disc All Sale Tonight show that Theta spirit telephone pole! Your pool table or request dancing musk. Over a 6-8 p.m. Ubrary Lobby ours? ohhhh ahhhhl Faithfully Kim Happy Birthday you Crazy decade in service Now there is no Cynthia - HAPPY BIRTHDAY from yours. Falrfleld 4th babes. Woman! Don't forget about the Personals win be categorized by Do You Smoke?" Thanks for four semlformal tonight Try not to do reason to go anyplace else campus residence M4/18 Umited time only. $85.00 on terrific years Love - Debbie TO THE FAN( S) OF THE "WHEELER anything too crazy at this thing sound system 423-1508. M5/3 RECORD SETTERS C WILD BOYS'. WED LIKE TO cause I'm gettin sort of sick of bein' To the Woodsies. Wallpeople and MEET YOU AND YOUR AND YOUR written up. Love Jeff D.|. Service Looking for Auto Insurance? Our 487-6513 ask for Dave Afford- Stagepeople Hope to see you at OBVIOUSLY TAINTED OPINIONS one stop protection is all you able entertainment M4/18 , the comedy Night this Saturday SO STOP BY WE LL TREAT YOU TO TO THE GIRL WHO WORE THE need. Find out from Tom Lobo Don't worry. I'll reserve the seats! A REBEL YELL YOLT LL NOT SOON GREEN WINDBREAKER AND PINK HEADBAND TO CINYS SECTION 423-6374. American Mutual Call Sandy the Original Freelance Go Early! -Melissa PS Wear Hats FORGET! P.S TO BETTER SPEND Insurance Companies Life/Auto/ Typist at 423-6374 In advance for N Shades!! YOUR DISABIUTY CHECKS BUY OF CHEM 128 LAB MONDAY. I would love to balance your half Home/Health M5/3 Professional Looking Work on EARPLUGS Mary Beth: so lef s do that lunch reactions sometime Good Luck on Selectrlc Discount Rates: 75< DJ. SERVICE -SOUND ON TAP Double Negotiable Free Editing thing. How about this Friday at 12 Dear Kevin HAPPY 22 nd the Chem test Thrusday - Your Large System available for Quad (Please Leave Message No Home noon in the £11 snack bar. Til be BIRTHDAY! Thanks for being such a Reagent Parties. Call us for your dorms next Phone). Theses My Specialty. M4/ there -Mike good friend (and always there party or semi-formal 487-8095 when I needed you have a Happy! David (McMahon N) Once more 18 (leave message)M5/2 Kelly S.. I haven't seen you in a Love Jennifer Td like to thank you for the while Are you still alive? I've gorgeous flowers Lets get Ace Body Movers D|s: Now book- decided that I've met my quota for TO THE GUY WHO MAKES MY together to talk after the Chem ing for seml-formais. Good dates thisyear- now if syour turn to stop HEART LEAP WHEN I SEE HIS exam Okeydoke Carla still available Always playing the Events by MY dorm Later, B SMIUNG FACE. You are definitely best music because we play what my Obsession, however If s much To my next door neighbor in the you want Call Alan 487-8500 JEN - Happy Birthday! We hope more than Just Physical Attraction library (Monday 8): Thanx for the M5/2 you have a great day. We love you I care about you with my whole personal It was a surprise I hope FUN RUN SAT. APRIL 27th PRO- - you're the best roommate we Heart and Soul, plus you're such a you did well on your exam ft. bake CEEDS FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS CHECK OUT THE SOUNDI could ask for LOVE TRUDY and Smooth Opertor. Though I some- sale Even though I don't know FANTASTIC PRIZES REGISTER S-AUDIO'S New Quadbustef KEVIN times feel Mislead. I still want to be your name, yes T d like to be friends AREA COORDINATORS OFFICE Soundsystem 2300 Watts to your Lovergir LI" d give anything for Just the same Save me a seat RUSSELL A MORE INFO CALL make your last party go out with a TO JENNIFER Have a wonderful Just One More Night because Cm tonight) Kevin L 486-2053 SPONSORED BYFRATS BANG Call Matt 429-7784. M4/ birthday because you deserve the absolutely Crazy for Youll Love STAFF. E4/24 22 best Good luck on the Chem Your Penny Lover. P.S I Feel For Cheryl Mo and Laurie Just want to exam. Lef s beat the system! Love thank you guys for taking me Hey UConn Party up with the Class You I think... DISC JOCKEY. SPIRO the MOJ Usa(oreo?) underyour wing Now I know what of 1985 Club to the tunes of Head real friends are - WILD AND (master of Jam), offering TOP Big First and Dirty Bones Saturday Apple DJ, Sound Equipment and TO THE BLOND IN THE GREEN CRAZY HAPPENING CHICKSI April 20 2-6 p.m. Student Union Dear Chris and Dan -1 Just wanted lighting DOCTORS SHIRT: (Cathy?) I had a Anybody that doesn't want to Mall E4/20 to thank you for the spontaneous party with us doesn't know what Plenty of references Over 1000 good time, too. (But I liked the trip to NYC It was certainly an records Call 429-1109 for mouse better.) Are you doing any- real fun is. Signed the happening HELP CELEBRATE GRADUATION exciting adventure! Next time we appointment M4/18 thing Sat night? Stop by the chick with the natural curly blond WITH THE CLASS OF 1985 CLUB go to Oscar's Til have to remem- hair. SATURDAY APRIL 20 FROM 2-6 Armory Thursday. John ber to bring my suitcase and a TYPING FAST. PROFESSIONAL pm STUDENT UNION MALL good pair of walking shoes. Is To Julie (The Queen of Ad Produc- FIRST REVISIONS "FREE' CALL ROCK TO THE TUNES OF DIRTY To the couple on Holllster B 3rd there really a Denny's in NYC? tion) Have a pleasant day. Love UNDA EVANS 423-9591. (LEAVE BONES AND HEAD FIRST. E4/19 floor. We loved seeing you on We'll have to do this again real MM MESSAGE) M4/26 Tuesday - The Men from soon Take Care - Love Cathy See page 10 Lancaster To Andy (From Chem lab) Who • 1985 Umwul Pr«M Syndic.!^ Mary Angela - STOP SMIUNGIII Kitty-Loo. The past week has been seeks a date with Cecilia (Grange a sort of homecoming It can only 3rd): You are getting TEASED. An get Better If two hearts beat as D - Who has class In Montieth 303. Andy Who Knows Name the time and place K- one I Love You The Rogue ..me iweTeR seeMsib Mary of Wright A You have Patsy and Wllma - |ust a note to say BeBROKeN. CANi To my Delta Chi Big Brother Brian - brought happiness to my life - Get psyched for the parties, the get psyched for spring weekend where there was none Everyday OUST eve sou me good kick on finals and get ready good times, and espeicalry for our spent with you is a dream come QUARTER 9 brother - sister friendship!! Love for a fun summer on the cape! true - Mary, I want you I need you Most importantly we're going to Amy - L I... I'm lying through my teeth miss you next year in Utchfleld: but But I do like you! Have a nice day Karyn Don't sweat it Spank! Things don't worry we' II take good care of Smiley! the rat with the pack of crap on his will work themselves out |ust get In Just two more days. I can wake \\J$ psyched for the Loops that we're back wearing Patty's sneakers up when I feel like it go to bed We'll miss you the Punks Beak- gonna hit this weekend! Love when I want to. eat 3 meals a day. beak. Megaphone Megabuttsbein Spaz see my girlfriend and roommate— and NatureBoy HOYA! generally live like a normal human HEY CINDY Anne wanted me to being BUT I'LL STILL MISS MY ask you if you went to Huskies with To that LARG FARM ANIMAL DEVOTED. NEUROTIC DAILY a little Finesse? Did you forget the Thank you for Chuck's CAMPUS STAFF. You guys and gals can of aerosol Tuesday? Next time A toast- are the best— your soon to be ex- don't leave home without it - With ot racquetball. Huskies, LC love from yourConcerned "Slip-sliding away, Jean Marie A long distance hug Roommate and to great fun and humor! You make me so happy. from your honey In the hub Love 4-18 -r**»«oU«»-»-» Suey - Roommate-to-be! Next -Twit always. Joe year Is going to be a WasrJ Eddy third watch out! We have been through alot together and I know that htere are many more great BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed times in store! Your the best! Love Usa 60WH&WeNd! LOOK AT HIM/ ...MTH Kathl - Here's to one week and M'sn /note ANIMAL JUST LOOK l\T HIM f eCRfirCHINO t HIS FOOT. many more! If s been one of the BlbFHT 1HM HUMAN' WHAT'S HE P0IN0 P HIS HEAP. \lQUlTf Best weeks of my life I'm gonna MflWSHMCLLA.' , miss you Love Spirit I ' BONNIE, HAPPY 20tht Go all out Put on the sunglasses, rock with Eddie, and If s celebrate! Love THE CRUISERS PS What about the *.?* worm? Did we bet on that? Trumbull House and company, I'd like to thank all of you for making my 21 st birthday such a memor- able one The cards, flowers, cake .£££. and balloons were great but the lizard put the icing on the cake Thanks again for remembering me Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU on my Special day. Always. Martha HO, ITS NOT, MAN 5URB,l'MSUR£. M Bet you didn't think i would 600PUXP! THIS IS WHAT A sjefzWU TLLSHOUjyOU. send this, did you? - Anyway. Tm IT'S AN BUNCH OF-coueee %£z excuse MV is kind of sorry my day and I /2 is up. \ 0R6Y/ KIDS SHARING A I ANYB0PYHERB Luv.M MOTELtOOM LOOKS ^s^eemwANY *^L / ACTION? Dave Happy Birthday! Now you start to go senile right?!? Have a great one!!! Miss you next year Love Termite To the Hacky- Sacking waiter (Bat- terson) Long-time no see! When are we going to finish our conver- sation abbt God and Ute? Or did you forget?? Hope to hear from youJ Deb at Wright A cyj*- It The Dally Campus, Thursday. April 18, 1985 Sports ... Celtics, Lakers favored, Nets and Rockets tough ' rom back, page that can do it too; they have a strong Celtics Sunday, even though the Celts Denver surprisingly won the Mid- this time and the winner could give the inside game and have three super were playing out the strings. A healthy west division due to a well organized Lakers trouble in the next round Por- guards in Jeff Malone. Gus Williams Darryl Dawkins and a refined Mike reversal of styles The Nuggets now tland has one of the best NBA players and Frank Johnson. Gminski could spell trouble for the play some defense that was a foreign in Kiki Vandeweghe and smooth guard If Phily cannot make it to the finals, opposition in the pivot not to mention word to them in years past The Jim Paxson while Dallas has a balanced Milwaukee is the next choice The Mike Richardson, Albert King and Buck Nuggets will take on George Gervin attack led by Mark Aguirre and Rol- Bucks have been a surprise this year Williams. The Nets could be the con- and the San Antonio Spurs in the first ando Blackman Too close to calL witty the addition of Terry Cummings ference's dark horse round starting Thursday. Boston and Los Angeles are the and a new and improved model guard In the Western Conference the The team which seems to have the clean cut favorites, but unlike in years Paul Pressy, who is called the Bucks' Lakers are the favorite for about the best shot at beating the Lakers is Hous- past there are many teams with the point foward Michael Jordan and the 90th year in a row. This season, ton The Rockets have the twin towers tools to go all the way. Undoubtedly, Chicago Bulls are in the Bucks' way in though the running Lakers will not be Ralph Sampson and Akeem Olajuwon the teams which play the best defense the first round though and could be able to coast to another champion- and that is enough to scare anyone go farther and it should be no different ready to explode The Bulls have enor- ship series Houston must first beat the Utah Jazz this seasoa mous potential, but have only won The Lakers must play dangerous and giant Mark Eaton, who blocked It is going to take awhile for these enough games to make the playoffs Phoenix in the first round The Suns more shots than anyone in one season, playoffs to be complete but they and nothing else have Larry Glance and Maurice Lucas this year. should be interesting all the way New Jersey and Detroit could be a at the foward position to give the LA The toughest series seems to be the through The two teams which make it very interesting series. The Nets boys and Jack Nicholson some head- one between Dallas and Portland Both to the finals in June will have to keep looked very good in dismantling the aches. teams are playing good basketball at their golf clubs in the closet ...Prior From back page ogy in the pole vault, they have downgraded it a lot I scored 656 points today, and I would have gotten 842 points under the old system" Prior would have also scored higher overall." If you score it by the old table I actually scored almost 200 more points than previous high," he said "It was much better than I have ever done before" Prior's victory sends him to the IC4A Championships (May 16-17 at Penn State) which is the championship of the East Coast He finished sixth in the competition last year. This was Prior's ninth decathaioniand'he has been training for them since high school. "I learned a lot in high school" he said "I did well in the pole vault and hurdles, which are two of the tougher events When I was a fresh- man at UConn, I really worked on my weakest events, like the javelin and the long jump." He still works hardest on the events which give him the most trouble "You try to make each event happy," Prior said "Like what (Olym- pic decathlon champion) Daley Thompson said — if s like having 10 girlfriends." Prior is a well-organized individual and he has kept a training diary for several years "It allows me to look back a year or two later and see what I was doing wrong then," said Prior, who is a dean's list student in chemical engineering. "It maps things out for me from week to week and keeps me from making mistakes." ...big dogs like Storrs [From page 6 cause too many people go in and out of the area A Great Pyrenees would be impracti- cal in a situation like this one" he said The Great Pyrenees are unique dogs Only two people in the sheep raising area of Mansfield and Willimantic own Great Pyrenees. So you won't come across a lot of big fluffy dogs like Sam As Wendy said "Sam is Sam" -I.'.I.I.;... .i... •!•••.■•:.... •A*:1' -. :• v.. •.•.■.«. • Sports* The Daily Campus, Thursday, April 18, 1985 Page 15 ... Cavaliers will be no pushover for wounded Celtics From back page gressive fast-break offense He settled and Bagley. The bench has helped and They feel if they can handle the Celtics Editors note If you want to listen to Free down and the rest of the team the Cavs made up for their horrendous on the boards, they have a chance the Celtics - Cavaliers series on the learned the system. All that was start by finishing 36-46, and making the Easier said than done but after Nova radio and don't want to listen to Celtic needed was a point guard Low and playoffs for the first time since 1978. anything is possible The World Cham- play-by-play man Johnny Most, you pion Cleveland Cavaliers..... can listen to the best basketball play- Behold Bagley came to the fore The Even though they must play the Bridgeport native played to his poten- by-play man around in Joe Tait on World Champion Celtics in Boston, the Henry Mondschein is a member of the tial, and the Cavs are winning. WWWE1100 AM in Cleveland Cavs are confident They beat WHUS Sports Staff The new up-tempo style brought Philadelphia four times and are playing out the best in Free, Hinson Hubbard their best basketball of the season Brewers shutout Tigers DETROIT (AP)—Danny walked one as he won his first Darwin pitched a two-hit decisions for the Brewers. shutout to best Jack Morris in Morris, 2-1, scattered six a brilliant pitching duel and hits, striking out nine and Jim Gantner had a triple and walking one an RBI single as the Gantner drove in the first Milwaukee Brewers beat. run in the Milwaukee fifth Detroit 2-0 Wednesday, hand- following two-out singles by ing the Tigers their first defeat Ben Oglivie and Bill in seven games. Schroeder. Then he tripled Darwin, obtained in an off- to lead off the eighth and season trade with the Texas scored on a sacrifice fly by Rangers, struck out two and Paul Molitor. Electrical Engineers: Take Charge. Now. Air Force electrical engineers have it all. 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For inf omul Km. resir* tuns and reservations tor allufliclandair - k*»f»rci -fl Icriandav toil-free al I-MO0-223-550U In Sew York Gt% 757.HM5 [iCELANDAIR The Daily Campus, Thursday, April 18, 1985 SPORTS Highly touted PhU Gamble signs with Huskies By Dana Gauruder Gamble's scoring average The signing was the second an all-girls school for the on the basketball team. Sports Editor suggests that he could dev- by UConn for next season 1982-83 year. Male students St Anthony's was a tradi- The newest addition to the elop into a top scoring threat The Huskies signed Cliff Rob- who were already in the tional basketball power which men's basketball team may be for the Huskies "He's an all- inson, a 6-foot-9 power for- school were allowed to stay if was once coached by John a Gamble, but there's no around guard" Perno said ward from Buffalo, N.Y., in they wished and only 21 male Thompson, the head coach doubt that he's a standout "He handles the ball well, he November during the week of students are still enrolled at Georgetown player. shoots well, and he can go to early signings Many of them obviously are Philip Gamble, a 6-foot-4 the basket or take the jumper. Getting Gamble improved guard from All Saints High He's a very consistent, stea- the morale of the UConn staff, School in Washington, D.C, dy player." who lost out on their bid for 7- Baseball team shutout signed a national letter of Selected by the Washington foot-4 Alan Bannister of Man- intent Wednesday to attend Post to the first-team All- chester, England Bannister UConn Metro squad Gamble also signed with Oklahoma State Gamble reportedly nar- averaged seven rebounds, Thursday. rowed his choices to UConn five steals, and four blocked Perno said though,that af- and Georgetown before cho- shots He had a personal best ter Bannister chose Okla- osing the Huskies He also of 38 points during his senior homa State the coaching staff seriously considered Boston year. just kept on with its day-to- College and West Virginia Gamble was the leading day operation " You can't deal Averaging 24.5 points a scorer on a team that has in yesterday," Perno said "1 game, Gamble led his high several Division l-A pros- think some people feel that school this season to a 17-0 pects One teammate Mich- when you lose someone you record The team was ranked ael Best has signed a letter of put your head in the sand You number five in the nation by intent with Clemson, and can't do that in this business" USA Today after the season another teammate. Bob Win- Another top recruit for The UConn coaching staff, ston, may sign with George- UConn Wil Frazier of Wilbur which made Gamble one of its town "Gamble is a highly Cross in New Haven, will visit top recruiting priorities con- touted kid with an excellent the campus today and Fri- sidered Gamble's signing the reputation," Perno said "He day. reward for a lot of hard work was a leader on the team but Gamble's high school is un- "We've recruited him all kind of quiet one" usual in that it recently con- year," UConn head coach Gamble was rated a"5" by a verted into an all-girls school. Dom Perno said "We sat in a top scouting service. A "5 All Saints was formerly named game or at practice at least plus" is the highest possible St Anthony's High School, but once a week" rating officials decided to turn it into Prior takes BC decathlon title UConn's Kieth Kockenmeister leads off first base in Tuesday's game against BU (Mark Caswell photo). By Dana Gauruder petition last year to gain tne advantage Wednesday with Sports Editor championship. another personal best in the KINGSTON, Rl— Right- handers Jesse Long and Joe Ward com- For the second straight This year, Prior was consis- pole vault (137) as well as bined on a five-hit shutout as the University of Rhode Island year, Jack Prior has parlayed tent throughout finishing first strong finishes in the javelin defeated UConn 2-0 in college baseball action Wednesday athletic ability and organiza-_ or second in eight of the 10 (137'5) and the 1500 meter afternooa tion into a championship. events "I got off to a good run (4:54.1). Long. 1-2, pitched five innings of three-hit ball before giving Prior won the decathlon at start by winning the 100 One difference in the de- way to Ward in the sixth inning Ward struck out three and sur- the Boston College Relays meters, and I was ahead al- cathlon this year is the point rendered only two hits over the final four frames in picking up his Wednesday, defeating nine most the whole way," Prior distribution has been first save of the season With the win Rhode Island evens its competitors with a personal- said "It was more consis- changed Up until last year, record at 9-9. best 6,510 points Prior won tency than being spectacular the scoring tables drawn up in Joe Simonoko went the distance for UConn, now 12-14-1. He the event last year with in one event" 1952 were used gave up 10 hits and struck out five, dropping his record to 0-3. 6,493 points In the first day of competi- In some ways the new sys- The Rams scored the only run they would need in the first inn- Unlike last year. Prior led tion, Prior also had personal tem hurt Prior. "They redis- ing after Ted White reached base on one of four UConn errors from almost start to finish this best in the high jump (6' 2") tributed the points especially and was driven in by Dave Haring's RBI single Rhody added an year in the two-day event and400 meter dash (0:50.2) to with the pole vault" Prior insurance tally in the fourth on an RBI single by Gary Lamond Prior overcame a fourth place take the lead after the first five said" With the new technol- UC<^nn returns to action today when it travels to Albany, NY] finish in the first day of com- events Prior increased his See page 14 >r a 4 p.m. game with Siena College NBA9s 'real season9 ready to provide thrills Cavs rise from the grave NBA playoffs are underway By Mark Pukalo Each conference has eight teams Associate Sports Editor competing for a chance at the spot in to set sights on title No more padding statistics no more the championship series In the East Boston is the top seed By Henry Mondschein matador defense, no more meaning- were ushered in and out before they less games and no more snoozing bas- and will play the Cleveland Cavaliers Special to The Dairy Campus could learn their players names and ketball fans the real season has be- one of the hottest teams in the entire Now that the college basketball one time owner Ted (Steinbrenner 2) gun league despite their poor final record season is over, sports fans can devote Stepien or Septank almost ruined the The National Basketball Association The Cavs have World B. Free to throw their full time to the upcoming NBA franchise (This edition of 77ie Daily playoffs begin Wednesday night with in bombs from the outside and a tough playoffs That's right professional bas- Campus does not have enough pages Washington at Philadelphia in the Eas- inside game with Roy Hinson Phil Hub- ketball. To many people watching the to cover Stepien's atrocities) tern Conference first round and con- bard and rookie Melvin Turpin The NBA game is about as exciting as This year, things weren't supposed tinue Thursday with five games on Celtics are hurting a bit but they are watching the grass grow on a spring to be any different The Cavs hired a tap. expected to sweep easily. day. Even though one can see Michael new head coach 33-year-old George The playoffs are unlike the regular The keys for the Celtics in the play- Jordan defy gravity or Larry Nance's Karl. Karl had an offensive machine in season in that the elite teams qualify offs could be the developing play of array of slams in the end it's always World B. Free and a promising forward for them by the second month of the Ray Williams and the health of Cedric the same teams: Boston, Philadelphia in Roy Hinson After that though were season Sixteen of the 23 NBA squads MaxwelL Williams, acquired from the and Los Angeles Well this year's journeymen Phil Hubbard Johnny will be participating in the post season New York Knicks in mid season, has playoffs should be more interesting Davis Ben Poquette and Edgar Jones extravaganza That is better than the the talent to take over a game at times for 1985 is the year of the Cinderella Guard John Bagley out of Boston NHL which has 16 of 21, but it still Maxwell had knee surgery and is re- team First it was Ylllanova, now it College was a bust and 1 st round pick doesn't make much sense and doesn't covering slowly, more slowly than could be Cleveland Mel Turpin wash t the answer. Roll in 6' give much meaning to the regular people expected That's right the Cleveland 8" 270 lb. Lonnie (I never met a meal I season. Many are predicting another Phila- Cavaliers The team called everything didn't like) Shelton and the Cadavers The seven teams who were so bad delphia-Boston matchup, but the Six- from the mistake-by-the-lake to the were off to a 2-19 start that they couldn't make the playoffs do ers have played their worst basketball Cadavers The Cavs were the perennial Then lightning struck Karl, a disci- get some consolation though, they will in the past three weeks and seem losers in the NBA wars Their team has ple of Dean Smith installed an ag- all put their name in a hat for a chance primed for another upset in the first at the number one pick in the NBA round Washington is just the team been inundated with outcasts and Seepagel5 rejects from other teams Coaches draft, undoubtedly Patrick Ewing See page 14