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Friday, November 13. 19117 The Daily Maine Campus THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE NEWSPAPER SINCE 1875 TING onday, November 18, 1987 vol. 101 no. 52 Black Bear rally keeps playoff hopes alive I-AA playoff invitations to ly gas c UMaine a lift with a 15-yard run. 31-yard field goal by Pete Borjestedt, point conversion, the Black Bears led Buck then hit split end Dan Gordon on cutting the Redbird lead to 14-3. 23-20 going into the locker room. be announced Nov. 22 the Redbird 37 and followed with a toss Following a Redbird field goal, to split aid Sergio Hebra at the 30. Willi- To start the second half, the Redbirds ___UMaine put together a seven play drive stayed on the ground and marched 56 e penahy tacked on. the Black Bears hid that ended in a Dorsey 3-yard scoring by ism Imre a first down on the IS. Dorsey was then yards to regain the lead, 27-23, on run, his first of two touchdowns of the fullback Vic Northern's touchdown. dropped for a three-yard loss, and day. Boriestedt missed the extra-point incompletions, Buck ITER following two try for the first time this season The Redbirds then looked to increase and hooked up with ‘'cnditto for the Don't eStr count the Uniscrsity of UMaine tfailed 17-9. the lead and marched inside the UMaine Maine Black Bears out. game-winner. recovered The Redbirds answered with another 30 before a Fuller fumble was Saturday, the Black Bears rallied for Morrison. Once again. the. Black Bears started field goal, giving them a 20-0 by UMaine linebacker John a 37-14 victory over Illinois State in a lead. off slow. On their first possession, the Enter Jeff Knox. manner that is becoming commonplace The Black Bears went to the big play Redbirds stuck to their potent running for UMainc. On the next play from once again, with Knox tabbing a game, grinding out a 71-yard drive that scrimmage, Facing a fourth down and 13 from the Knox broke 66-yard touchdown pass from Buck and was capped by Michael Moore's one- free for- a 69-yard VTER Illinois State 18-yard line, quarterback touchdown catch to cut the Redbird lead UMaine was back in front, 30-27. - yard touchdown run. Mike Buck threw a strike to flanker to 20-15. Knox, doing an admirable impression Scott'Venditto, who tiptoed into the cor- TWo playtiler. Buck was intercepted . But Knox was just getting warmed up. of Notre Dame flanker Tim Brown, ner of the end zone with 49 remain- by Jeff Smith and Illinois State capitaliz- caught four passes for 189 yards and ran ing-to_gist the Black Bears the victory On UMaine's next possession. Buck ed when tailback Ron Westmoreland once, picking up 30 yards on a double and a shist-at_oost season play looked for Knox again, with only 10 (150 yards, one touchdown) went in reverse. In all, Knox averaged an The seconds left in the half. The result was Redbirdshaduiken a 34-30 lead from 11 yards out, gising the Redbirds astonishing 44 yards every time he with 5:48 remaining when-quarterback a leaping grab by Knox who took the an early 14-0 lead. touched the ball. Brad Fuller hit Jason Johnson witha__ ball away from ISU defensive back Jim taro-yard - scoring pass on —T-he_ftlack Bears came back with a Nallcn and went out of bounds on the Now the Black Bears, who end their fourth-and-goal. drive of their_own, highlighted by a one-yard line with one tick left on the season with an 8-3 record, must sit and The Black Bears took .over on'their 27-yard catch by Hebra which gasehim clock. The 52-yard reception set up wait. Invitations to the NCAA Division own 30. and tailback Doug Dorsey. who 35 consecutive games with a reception. Dorsey's second score of the day, and playoffs will he anouncednn Nov. rushed 16 times for 75 yards, immediate-, The Black Bears had to settle for it--- when Buck hit Venditto for the two- 22. Tierney calls Soviet Glasnost inevitable Iry Part* NMI ••• T -7—c'h "Crrient toward more openni;WirSoiet society, or Glasnost," is not only real, it is incyitable,,said Maine Attorney Tiemey.---who just returned from a trip to the Sos fel Union. - Tierney, who spoke atAille University Last Monday. called the Soviet' leadership a "1,scum of its own success." It has succeed- ed in creating a highly educated population and now the citizens resent hasing "shackles" put on their, minds. According to !seines. the Sestet peofsle know their gosernment censors ideas when they see one sersion of the mos ie "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" in a local theater and a different ser- mon at home on the VCR. Tierney said that Glasnost is "not an aberration," and that if Ks %clue loco its sponsor, Mikhail Gorbaches were to disappear, someone with photo one was injured 'sundas when a car maid Hall. Damage to the vehicle was similar ideas would take his place. No . driven b a 10-jear-old Orono bus, hit Fer- estmated to S2,500. See page 2 for details. Tierney said that Gorbachev Is a hero to his people because of his effective use of the mass media to consey his message. He related an incident in which hundreds of people gathered near the airport in Moscow to catch a glimpse cif the leader as he drove bs . According to Tierney. the Soviet people are angry that they have ROTC to start 'Orienteering'club to wait in line for food in a country .which has the ability to build sophisticated missiles. amens He said that Gorbachev tells his people thy will have to pay W Breve woiildl be indirectly exposed to tisements: by direct mailing, Cam- a pricefor an improved standard of living. Food price' MO have the military and may see ROTC though The Dolly Marne to go up,- and people will have to be willing to Move around in aLsomething they'd like to and 'W WFX "The their jobs. 'T he Arms Reserve Officers' do," he said.. Fox" radio station. he said. Rent, which is frozen at i,3 percent of a person's income and Training Corps is trying to Porter said the--V-.-S_Army Porter said some of the has not gone up since 1928. *ill have to increase if housing qualits change some misconceptions ROTC Cadet Command has- advertisements will clear up the is to improve, he said. about ROTC and entice changed many of the subjects misconceptions many people ..,', Tierney said Gorbachev wants to divert money from the Soviet University of Maine students to ROT(' Will teach. It also chang- have about ROTC. military to provide more consumer goods. start up an Orienteering sports ed the required status of the "One misconception many Professor James W'arhola, of the Department-of i club through advertisements. students before they are allow- people hase is that students Science, who also partIcipated in the discussion, said there is sore Orienteering is a sport which ed to take many of the ROTC must be on scholarship in order opposition to Gorbachey's ideas within the Soviet Communist ins °hes both map and compass courses. to join ROTC courses; this is Party. reading skills, these skills are For example the Leadership simply not true," he said; He said there are those in the party apparatus who believe that %cry valuable to military Assessment class was first "Another misconception many rubles Hall a heavy emphasis on the industrial and military sectors of the maneuvers, said Maj. Larry taught to juniors and floss will students have is that they are economs made the So% itt Union powerful and that there should Porter, .public affairs officer be taught to sophomores," placed under obligation when be no change. for Army ROTC. Porter said. they take a ROTC costrae. ' We feel that any students These course changes are be- (see TIERNEY page 3) who enjoyed Orienteering ing announced through adver- (lee ROTC marl) or a .0 1/it' fluid .1 2 The Dual %fame Campuc. Monday. Naernber 16. 1987 Orono south hits BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed On Fernald Hall in MEXICO mothers oar President Da A 10-year-old boy-was taken to stop here or Eastern Maine Medial Center for - United Statc observation Sunday after he hit Fernald President MI Hall with his mother's 1981 Chestolet Nicaraguan' Cas alter. Contra war. Sgt. Michael tubik of the Unisersity "Now.is of Maine Department of Public Safety, views with said the Orono youth had attemped to Madrid, so t run assas from home when betook the my country car and headed toward'the university. with a Centrl Luba estimated the damage to the car told reporter mY GOA to be around tZ.,500. ico City air; /r2FM9 At least two %chicks had to swerve to Nicaragua :V 4(.* I avoid him when he failed to make the, Silsio Ordon turn toward the president's house and companied h ran into Fernald.