'Mildred Wild'
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March 4,_1977
:Technicians steal
· the limelight ·
Thurber brought back to life
Arts-
Pointer Podium:
Energy Conservation
News
Nor~
campus up for funilirig
~~ir2-nm~t
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AmerieaD 1.41oa 0111ted Jimmy carter from their cwpftlullon after be
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try duriDI u emeraency anc1 Jbould
~=ra'::r:.-K~~:
receatly stood lndlelment for
threl.teftlq to kill carter and ealled
the Drill Pnsldelt aa SOB after be
lard the DeWI'Of the pardon.
M for the generab: and brau ~the
Pent.laoa. many of whom bdd commandaiDVietllam,tbeytooarea.ngry
witb Cartet for not eoMUJUna them
=:et~&v~m~:!
early 70's are aUU prominent ln both
~r::unent and ~ smenl
m~e!:~~.r ~ai':hiJ:
questlona that were debated
prot'usely in the put dec.llde. For
U:%:,~'U,:~~:~u:;.~
older br«hen hid to delll with.
Many students here were too youna
th! m~elvestobedraftecloraotowar .
And yet, for many ttudenls at UWSP,
tholewboareteVeraJye.anolder, the
military, the boiWily In the &reeD
ju.nCiel oi"Vietnam, deld bleb IChool
cbums and war buddiet are vht\d In
thou&htl and memoria. 'nldr ·
lt.Orielare appe.lllnC, awesome.
Hoidi V.y Succus
Letter•
Apathy 's patholic
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Organi.i.atioris denied
Buogetary increase
ROTC comman er
arrested in Shoot Out
. At a~m~tely I pm Harris
walked out tbe back ol the boule and,
....Ulinl repated rtqUNtl to drop
the CUD. aot into the aquad and al.l r·
ted It up. As be put It il'l&ar and at·
tempted to drive away be wu find
;~~~~'i:.~-u,e +Aiter the buntl be btqht the ear
to a halt and walked outlkle, for the
lint time thlt evtftina, without tbe
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. •a.terttated
: tak: t!'ro:n~~-·~~:.
II SL Mlchrlel'a H01pital
for a c!Wocated ann he aulfef'ed in a
ICUIRewlth depuU•.
He hu been ebar&ed with
en-
da.ncerin& &afety by rcckleu coonduct
evlndn& a drpnved mind and
feJonlou&ly eausJna crlmlul dama&e
to property . Harril taa. alnce btotn
rdeased on bill
Ed..Noca: 'nle P~plalllanln·
dtpth arUde on this lnddent at a
!alter time. Pleue look lot it In a
futureluue.
The
~an~s dr~:~ decli ning among
vets
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Vietnam: .a story ofyouth, war
(cont. from pog e 1)
l.a _ the ~te mou.ataU. ol
Ariz.ana the father of a dead Vietnam
aok!ierhubu.iltacbapelua
maoumenl to the Vlel.aam War
veterl.nl, beca~R, u be aakl, be
wan teet· II to be a reml.ader ' ol
=:..mcd:e
W : e ~r~et.a
reaUutklaforlboleoluswboaretoo
)'OW!Itok..aow • .t.Adperbliplforallol
ua It will be a remembennce for the
future.
Althouih the ~nr hu been over lor
severalyearsthef\nalcbapt.erolthls
..... hu .DOt beea lived. 1be llory ol
the pardon. and the 1nr aoes beyond
thole wbo ned for ca.aada. 1be
cba racten in"thil ehlpter are thole
who served, !ought lri the war and
then clelerted. 1bse meD were .aot
~en~. on~;:r-U:
know, at teaat ln part, the lotee~ that
worked on their mind. 1bse then
pnrvlde&DU.Ighttotheactoldele-·
lion. It Is this knowledge tballfvea
rile to the bittirneu evoked by the
Jllrdora.
.
ot the vets meeting
The- Vets S50 club, a n inc:redlbly
outn.aeoua and lrreverant lfOUp,
hokk its meeting~ at the American
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At one ol these bl.tthunlllfln
ptherinal on a recent n.unday,
. the pretideot ol this dub was
conduct a meetlna !rom
behlndabarwhkbwuonlhenorth
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lbuiRina INic:k. and forth to p11b
tbem. Fueled by the hopa, the ftll
were lbouting in a ribl.ld vernacular
that bclunttd and fiebo«< from wan to
to be friendly .. but. it wasn'bl They
!the Viet Coocl hid over taken the
JrUntl, or aomeahlt, and they 1tarted
thelollowfncatoeywut.ald..
mountain. But ~ were aU ahot,
theyweren' ttilled111thehelieopler
crash. But they were aU ahot," he
repeatecl ataringdown at the table.
" I 1ut1S I don 't know .. .l don 't
remember.''
1
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:! ~~':!~~~1neatfwt~~ themount.lln."
"Wuanyonekilled!"
1
!'l?::::!iia't= r,~~ " Yeah. A rew didn't come otr thllt
Muakle, a vetwhoaervedat Fort
Beojlman Hl.rriJ durl.na the war,
wu talkl.ac abcut £be deserters.
" Maay ol tbem hid been to Vietnam
!~n:
:eC:C ~ ~ur:a; ·
yur or two. They would aet letter-a
from their wives at borne and learn
they were knotted up or their
girlfriends were &ettlng married Lo
=::tbar~.acJ::~
to them. Then
Hcer wouldtl't lilten
~~Y rr;tol~ershl~~ =~
why theM iUYI dnerted. They
thau,ght tbey were chkten lhlt.''
-SiWncnex.ttoM\U.iewuanotber
vet wbo had· served 1D Vlet.aam and
the two atarfed taltl.n&. The aubj«:l
cbanaed !rom the deaerten to the
pardon. " lt'a not fair;" uld the Viet·
nam vet. ''Tbe service wasn't that
hid. twuonJythereloralittlewhlle
u a communkaUon apecialilt and I
hid it a kit better than sorneol the
IJ'Uftll (mari.aes)."
" Wun't your helicopter downed
whenyouwereover~re!"
lr)'inc to
~n llolthellr&eb.allowsoundl.ng
IJTM&Siwn.
" lt'tnotfalrtothevetathltserved
elthef," becontinuedabcutthe'par·
don as he raised b1s head. "Tbere
werealotolpeoplewho&otbldconducl dlschlra:ea. They didn't lllte it
any more than anybody else, but ~y
wmtlntotheservice. Ooceyou're111
youcatl'taetout."
" Did you think the war was
wrona!"
"Every wa r is wrong. lllbe:rea
rlghtwa r! .
.
"We aave the Vietnamese the urne
~i~=~~WU:~e~
manpowet", money and IJUII*; they
just didn 't lllle advanta&e olit. They
uywe loatthewa r ; we didn't loose
anylhlnJ. It wun't our war to loose.
We helped them as much u we could
a.ad when we uw they didn 't want Lo
win we ~aid we betlft" leave. 11lat'1
bulc:aUy what we saw during the
American Revolution.
" Did you feel the civilians eared
onewayoranotherl!wewonorlhe
YCWOII? "
"l lelh~t~~ !:=\~
&:tom.
They didn't want Com·
munism. I don't know if they were
brainwashed or what. It wu just a
bad situation aU the way around. I
don't know If they are better off
now."
Pozorio ond Muskrat
The acene changta now fivpn the
Vets S50 meelinc to the more mundandeturround.inpof the Gridiron.
Pau.ario, :n, whole major 11 undecided, Ia slowly eatin& lunch.
Muskrat, 28, who ll majoring In
BiolocY,Iaaitlingnexttohim,hlnds
lockedtocelheronthetable infrontol
him and twkidlinc hillhu.mt..
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WIIERE:-Cen11rCIIIpet ,. , .
a.a... a mi~Monary t..ck ~ Welt · • ·
Atrka, thows Ma ftlm and t.IU of ~ ~ in twem
LMIM (West Affic:a). How life un be 10 much mo.. "'""'
ktgful and fulfll*i by ghtng tt to o"*- - '"It II In gh1ng
that we NC:ei"" (SL FrMCta) - CMatiM how do you larw
from thk angle?
nnd out. It may gfftl you ~ new
meaning to your llle and pemap'a r~t Itt.
FR. CLAUDE LUPPI,
eom.
WE DARE YOU.
STUDE~TS~Why -setfl~
For·_Less?
UVE AT THE VI.LAGE •• -. -THE IJt,.TittATFIN APARTMENT UVING
301 N. MICHIGAN · STEVENS POINT, WiS.
EACH~ARTMM HAS <t i!11WDW- HEAl
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"What are you doing to conserve energy?"
C.Wampkr
.
As winter dissolves Into the coming s prina. thoughts ol
CGn>
~~j~~':';:i~ In January, people
became more conscious about s.avin& fud. TIPI on tnn:IY c:on- -.1
lft'Vation were heard from a fireside chat a ll t.he way down to
local utility commWionen . UWSP switched from natural psto
COilJoftJanuary %8th. A«<f'din& toGualdOrierolGmeral Ser·
=· =:r-m:~'~=~':X=PJ=~~~h
hlJber' compt.ted tops, a tubltanWII amount ol tbe liquid fud
was
preserved. In t.he claurooms, therm01tats have been
~~~~\!ntn~=.·::,eri:ed~a=setat 6l.
An EneriY Awareness Week in Pottage County began last
Monday, February 2Ith and will clo5e F'riday evenllll March 4th.
1be live everUna ltctuttS cancentrated on a ainJie merv
saving IMme for eadl niJhl. Headlinln& the ~e~~lons vtere s!Jdl
tQpic:s u " Wood Energy and Agflc:ulture," "Ene:r&Y Inside t.he
Home and Public Ttanaportli t\on," and '11M! !lome as allier·
ma l Envelope." An additiona l program was held Thursday mor·
ning at lheSPASH Auditorium. Ktn JohnsOn and Tom Sznders
ol t.he U.S. Fedes'a l Enft"')' Adminiltnllon s poke on " Ener&Y
Conservation in Institutional Facilities." The othtr meetlnas
were bekt ln the CoiJeae ol Natural Resource~ building, and Wm!
addrsaed by various Jpedalilll. In nat wed!J POINTER, the
activities ol Energy Awarfflell Week will be discus.sed In more
detaU in the Envlronmtn!Jil ~Uon.
~~~-~~ed students what they u _individua ls were
Hwy 10 .route5-discussed
Attention Stevens Point
YOU HAVE PROBLEMS
With. Pollution, houtlng, tranaportetlon, the
dowritown Nnowatlon prog,.m, pfua rising con·
c.m. about the eldefty, recreatl9fl, crime, and
a~hoUam .
- AND WE WANT TO 00 SOIIETHII6 ABOUT IT
QOFM News "C00mun_lt~
Presents:
WQtch"
80FM N... reporters lnweatlg8ta the growing
problem• of the cHy, unlike any o'lher rlldlo •••
Uon In the aru. " Community Watch" lddrnHI
the luuei, the fttetl surrounding lhoH l1auea,
and whet Ilea undamaath. " Community Watch",
to be h•ard twice eMily atartlng M8rch 7th.
PLUS=
Monil~ n5ght, March 7th, et 10:00 p.m.
Two Way Radto'l Questa will be:
All»rmen. Mike lotbec:ll and Bill Nudl cl.cua.ang "THE
PO~NOO~HY PAOI;ILEM." An Ofdlnance dnlgnecl to
kMp the "Porn" . _....., out of the
cltyofS....,._Polnt.
That's AI From 90FM News
..Newt that rneket a difference"
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McDonald'..
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Cui price~~ 5till tmifltally rnsonable.
And you. anal.ll act terrik thinp to eat for
under a dollar.
So,wbyncKntatMcDon.ald'uoon!
The cha:nae wilhlo you JOOd.
-~ONE ILOCK NORTH OF CAMPUS' ON HWY.
ONE FREE SOFT DRINK WITH
Financial aid cuts termed improbable
G«qf, said that in round ngum;,
By Gall C. Gauon
Financial Aid Cuts Termed lm,..,..,~
Phil George. of UWSP's Financial
not rea lly
Aid Office, said he's
worried about C&rter 'a budget cuts
for higher educalion
a:otna:
through
and so he doesn't want to sound any
alarms yet.
Altbough C.rttf" hasn't rrwde any
defini te statement concuning the
education bucl&.el. tb«e hive been
5trong unolfldat reports that carter
may rtcOmmend maulve s tudelt aid
cutsforlhefiscal ye.rtm-71.
Thb means no rlN' money for
National Direct Student Loins <NI).
SL J, 54 percent tess for SUpplemental
Educational
Opportuiilty
Grants
this
would reduce NDSL from
$500,000 to $165,000, SEOG from
~~~r:..$~S~:ld :~erU:t~
about $28S,OOO. 11le total amount of
money 1011 would be 1810,000.
The group that would be hurt the
mOlt by auch Cuts would be wort
study people. George said that state
~~oum!fn'\:nC::~~orbu~~
would benooe for wort study.
''lhavm'thrldadl.ancetoseriously
consider what we'd do II tbe5e cuts
went throu&h." Geoc-ge stated. " I
suppo~e our ataff would debate bow
the money- alloca ted should be
distributed."
tSEOG J , and.64~ tleuforthe
wort study prosnm than Is allotted
forlheCUJ"Tentyear
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Puzarlo: '"'ba'e are an awful lot
ot'peoplethatdluentedwhentheylot
In the atructure and they blve t.o pay
lorltlberestot'theiTGocla.mntife. J
don' t think by pwUahlng these people
and keeping them out of the country
is 10ing to mde this country'whole.
Thele people are pa.rt or the country
and makln& them aUiy on the other
aide ot' the tp-der and away from
their famlliei ... Whlll the hell, Nixon
wupardooedW~beevenweat to
=:rr·~·Jn~..!w~~~~~Ast..~a:~o.e~thing~
rilbt or wrooa. AU lluleo!r wu 1 wu blm u !bey did to ~sus Ouist., only
l iving at home with my pa.renll aDd IMd blueupike..
my mother uya ' kd at this • •
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<;hoirman ~in ted
Exam registration
Vets express concern for deserters
(cont. from page 5)
Pauario ukl, " If this country was
acttWiy thrul.med, the ume ones
that· went toCanlldll or Sweden, !bey
wouldprotec:ttbeir.:..
" Yeah aure," Muakratlnterrupted
sounding mad. " If their br.ctyard
wuinvadedlbeywoulddo10111ethlngabou t ll
·· " Yeah, bu t Vietnam wun' t rigbl~
V~t.n.m wu a joke," Paaa.rio
pleaded.
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" But I didn' t know," Mlllkratuid
Are&:lstrationol~whowill
be
takinl
comprehen alve
e:uminationJ this apring for the
muter ol sdence-ln leaching degree,
wiUbec:onductedhereunlllAprilt .
· The test will be admhlistered from
1:30am to 12:30 pm Saturday, April
%1, in Room 330 of lhe Prolesaloril l
Studies Building.
~tratlon. for the examinations
ahould be made in the UWSP Ad·
vising Cenm-. Room .m Professional
St!Miies Building byphone. (346-44001
or in penon.
Dr. Marll SeiJer hu bee! rt-appol.nted cbair"mu ol the fcnlgn
lanauaae and c::oms-rauve Uteratu.rt
deputmeet for a three-year ttrm
"'"""""""''aU.
He lwlJ Uiuabt Genn.n In the d~
parl,mtnt all;x:e IV$~' and was elevated
to actina c:halmuin In 1974 and chai r·
~y~T~~~~·
dean olletten and ICk.!rlce who con:
CWTed with reeonuDendatlons"ollhe
forel&n lan&uaJe·comparallvt
literature: faculty.
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March 8, 9, 10 in the U.C. Coffeehouse from 9-11 P.M.
Also
University Food Services
Special: ._ , ·
Build· your own
·sand.wich by the
uunee..
Hot soft pretzels with mutnan1. EJ
Assorted chips and dips.
_j Scleace • E'a•lroa•eat J
Shady Characters Come to Town
By aan_hkltd
'l'reel in Stevens Point have a
friend. .He is City Fore.ter Midl Simmont. Wben be starud lii"'l'tiilc m
ttn.heb«:ametbenntfuUUmecity
forater Stevens Point ev« bl!d. A
&ndur!te ol UWSP bdore llie wb&n
. fortstry atudy wu ·olfered Che bu
alncoetatentheC'OW"'eeolferedl,SimmDftl II a (II"'Oreelive when It comes
lofuturepla•forthedty trfts.
Au.dytrM:plantioebbrrcinn1octo
b:C'ftld tree removal
Ript now the CUy Fore~try Oer-rtmeat il ol!'ftizlc to plant trees in
the bouleYanll tbetwetn street and
~·~::~,r:~:'l
b city-owned., the penca rtqueltina:
the tree doel.o't bave to be the ownet
oltheadja;cmlpc"Cpe11.y,. butaa be a
neater.
Tbe pr"'lllnm tries to acc:omodl.te
the ladiridual'a prd'~, but
there are limltaUON to ·the tpeciel
that can be pic:ted such u bardinea
fortbbc.l.lmate,andwbetherltwWfit
in with the trees alrady on the l lrftl.
1bue are ailo acme places where a
lrt!e can' t be planted at all, due to '
:w:.-: ~:::,:-=
that mtaht .:.use mu t t.~a l in·
ltrfennte.
Tbe new lr'eel belnc planl*i include
varieties ol maple&. &lb. Undm.
boDe)' locwt, and red le.Ced cherris.
- ~~~~~~:~tu
you'dllll:atol«*intoJettin&alftoein
front ol your boule, eaU the C1ty
Forster,,......_,
The more Slmmona Jets Into the
Stivem Potnt !reesltuatioll, the more
he dilco'las to be done. More moDe)'
would mean belle!' lftoe maintenanct -llll:etrimmln&andfertlliziaa, butoot
pestC'OI'Itrol. Thecitybasn'tdontany
aprayin&forseytn.lreas.ca : put.ly
because or l.be ecolotical eon-
ftllmatnon lyasPercent loudueto
vandalism andu turalta~GS.
_ U you've w~ abowt !bole
ltUbby·JooilnJ lrft:l with lhooQ
~~~~~~:tr!r.~~,;~ ~~
company. TtMse tnt:s, Instead ot
hllvtnglbeir growth di«<:ted out and
aroundpowtrllrMS , arebeingleveled
periodically to keep them from In·
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There tiU betn clilauioo about
beautifying downtown Stevens Point ·
a l lut count only three trees c«~ld be
found. 'nle Downtown 81111neumen·,
Au.odatioo hal been talltina: about
~-:~~::~~ret!!~·,'.:·!::
narrow by mo.t 1tandards.
It hu betn Allelled tbat a few
parkinj: spots be eliminated for plan~
already
tinp,butlhal's beenobjectedto.
Simmoftl would like to ~ee a m~oll
somedly aDd as be A)'S, " a lot more
cwld be done 1/wecouldgttat It"
CNR ·Plans Rendezvous
LAWCON: the funds behind north campus
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Who's tur!'1ing off. the lights?
ByGrqaOrie'lnkt
U.veyou.everwalkedlntoorp.ata
room on campus lately and notked
that althouib It was unoccupied, the
IJ&h'-wereon!
Aile!' po5inC this que&lioa to
JeYen.l 1tudeoti at rw.ndom lut
week, tell alllr'miltive re.poaiM ...ere
IJivaa. Of tbe same leo students
poUed, baU aaid tbat they wroukl 001""""
maDy turn al1 tbe Ji&htl if pre~ented
wilhluchaaltuatloa.
t.~w':s=~~~~
uS«~'"'to o1~~~~t!i:~:n.~
the Ugbtin& fixture' must be
''Ther'e miiJ!I be a dau coming
in.,"aaidC.tbyEIJenMlller, afmhmaa art ttudent, to a:pllln her
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bmit.atioaforswitt:hnlppinaonc.am·
repta«d more onen if the ll&ht II con·
ttnually turned olf and oo.
""wa~tusb l"eCCO!mendl thatllghll be
&but olf ooly at the end of the
~-=:e-:_~~
wbo are habitual ll&bt dimmers. He
academic. dly. U a faculty member
moWs thltllil dau ..W be the lui of
that dly be lboWd tum olf the ligbll
wbenllilover.
roombdoretbelilbtsareahutolf. A
Although Wal.tush feds there are
no nujor problemJ with wasted d«-
Lea Walbllh, malnteaance IUpel'·
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recommuded that one should
exam.lncttbefimnbelncusedlna
=t~:=tly~'i::~=
ol;~~~·=·=~=-t::::k =~~=:!
resktence bills. Ed Tdlowsll, malnbe addin& more to the unlvm.lty's
billa at home are 10 hiP.'' uJd Judy
Md)ooftll,asenioriDearly~
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ll&btia&
cmtl than II be ldt thole
teaance aupervtsor for lhe halb,
claiml that tbtf'e 1re a few areu iD
whleh a UtUe more effort could be
usedtouvedec:tricity.
Eco briefs
Aun: C4mpers
Campen are remiDded that ad·
vance amptlte r...erntlons at
Wilcoaain State Pub will DOl be IC•
otpted earlier tbu twa moatbs in ad·
va.nceoltbefirltdlyolthecamping
period. A.ctva!a ~lklns mAY be
madef«tbeperiod~May l5
and Labor Dey. Relervatklns miiSt
be made on campalte Cornu which
willben•llabJe•IIZW»lparil: proptr·
Ues, DNR Di1trkt olri«s •nd the
Madison olfke by Mar. 1.
One could say that KemaD pve a
pleu.aDt, undenltandflble lecture that
: : · even non-fishermen. could
challenge.
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ln•CI'Y'I*>Cir8mii'IIOhlbe "QTOL."
~Oflt.-CfYIIIICi9'8'll ..... .nd~lla
Nddwl,_. ·
When there's a challenge;
quality makes the difference.
We hOpe you have some tun with the Challenge.
There's another challenge we'd Jlke to offer you, too.
... The Pabst challenge:
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We welcome the cMnce to prove the quality ol
our beer. We challenge you to taste andcomQare
Pabst Blue Ribbon to any other premium beer. You'll
·like Pabst better. Blue Ribbon quality means the belt
tasting beer yOil'can get. Since 184411 always hal.
PABSt Since 1844.Ttle quality
come through.
Mardl •,lmP.,.JI P. . _
Technicans -- the UNSEEN stars
ted." BttinnlDI tonight, Jeny will
take over where 11 Soo Shin ltft oH.
Tbe set of '"'l'he Secret Affain'Ot
Mildred Wild" was designed by
~rles Hammonds. • Worktn& with
Sheldon Faulkner, tbe diredor of
,..~Uidred " ,abaslc~wasrirst
dtcldrd upon, then a let of plaps weft
desi&Md. 't11e Yrr/ finl
lhin& I set
desl&nefdoelildrawtoiC&Jeafloor
planolthe1t11e. Afterthlsilapproved by the dlrtrdor, a painter's
devatlOftisdrawn. Thillslnactual
plintilll ollhe ld u II II seen from
lhehoule CaOOiencel.
A palnttt'l elevation enables the
aetcltl~toaetatotalplcturt:of ·
the fum1ture, doorways, and props,
iherd01'1! fllmimtln& any unwanted
blodlage ol u.ll1. In addition to a
knOwledge of colOr, cootrasl, size aDd
·The Secret Affairs c
·onstage/ E
tbeatreilldl. TbistoeaiUow)edae
il, Dr. Shin believes, the 111011
valua ble attribute for a dra~q
moj«.
The skiD of the tecbnkiarl 11 ·
ow-erloobd., alten times fqottm
completely· They are DOt the ones
wboaeetbeirnamaklprint,orplctures in the piper. When tbey marcb
~to receive
tbftr
••ani&, we,lD
turu.&etowwlvesaben',oraotothe
t.throom, yet .-ithout their ski..IJ and
=~rn-,Ma'!Jida"':ould
Phooos by Robert Vodal
Joys of Spring \
BySeettShapklas
About tbf;
lime ol
the JUT,
~JOSCI'U)'Oftrtbe
~~·~which!
A tJi&b-pllcbed, obviow.ly feminifte
tcream pierced the M rly momiac air
and I stumbled over to the window to •
see wblt was soma on. The lhoc:k ol
=-~~=~~~in
bk:l
eye. Into spuma ol undilatJna,
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Outside and dirtdJy beoeatb my
window were no leu than • cloun
~e~~nlily clad Jirlsand an equal num- •
M
~~~m~r~~
at puaina Freshmen. Evft')'tlme ooe
ol the guys hit IOmfl tid, the airb
wwld 5hriek wi tb de:ll&bt, priminC
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lahouted, "Hey, tnoct lhatallitoffl ''
only to be answered by a meteorite
ahowft' of (dl.. lud roekl. AI the
doctor put tbe Jut ol the stitchs into
my arm, be assured me lhrlt tblll sort
ol thine is quite common when JpriDg
's=,.~=e-~foronly
one buk: putpOM-to make as much
mud as possible. To uy that the
=~~::;~~~ ~:=n~u;~
been known to sink onto oblivion.
Another partner In c:rlme witb
~rm~"': ~~F:i.~ ~
tver)'thin& expkldes into muses of
putrid g.reea.. Wby a;reea! lt'l luc:b.
pulley color. Then everybody aoeaout
and buys green friabeel. Even the
menUoa of a frisbee makes me cringe
:;::..~~~:m~~=
frlabee utc.hinl form only to
m11caleuJateandCIItchltriJbt in the
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down
bini~ that so kindly wmt
IIOUth
• fortbewinlft'onlytoreturntopl.ague
111 once again. n.. who eqerly
awaitlhearrivalollhe"aprt.oabirdl" otmously Diver have bad to
tulpe IUn h8rdened blrd dun& olf ol
their windshields or have never ben!
hit "on the win&" by one ol our
m1acbievoul feathered frieDdt. ·
\ 'lbe " bbulllul" lfll'lnl weatbn'
PI!Wer Pate 14 Mardl4, lt7T
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~~ventures of Hydro-Tomato
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et connected to the big cable
PRESENTS .
COCKTAIL HOUR
3-8 DAILY
40% OFF I* All BAR LIOOOR
FRIDAYS 2 FOR
r
BUY A CQClcrAIL HOUR DRINK
AT REGULM PRICE - ·GET ONE
OF THE SAME FREE
WEDNESDAYS
HORS D'OEUVRES 3-8
ALL NIGHT COCKTAli. SPECALS
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· M~ben ol the Food Service Comm.IUee IFSCl taun!d the
faciHtles ol UW-Eau Clair, UW·River Falls, UW.Staul, and St.
Thomu Univ. in Minneapolildurina the put•·eekend. The pur·
po&e ol this trip was to evaluate other campu1 food opentionl 1
and compare them to oun here at Point. The group pined mucb
insight which 1riU be help(uJ In the future FSC dedsk:lna. Interested Individuals lNIY obtain a~ ol the tri p lbz'ou&h any
FSCmember.
Represmllth-es ol the committee include: J oan Za~riu.
==~~:w~~i!et~;~'=e.~:z ; K~~
Smith:
Roach ; Marti; Brvnnl'l", Schmeekle: Bob Wuwic:k,
Mike
Bartol, Tbomp100; Jeanette Kebbtt,Watsoo; Molly M.adtln.
Tom Eaaon , Off-ampul; Joanne Gannan and Frank Poolrell.
RHC.
There are ncirep~ from BUI1'UIIhl, Dehell, or HI!Dioeft at this
time.
Due to lime Jimlla, and the flnancla l inal.lbility ot auclJ a
pn~ject, a fUU·fltdged CGUpon bl.aed food a tore wW not be opened
lhla .emester. Bln", sl.lrUn& righ t a fter sprin& btuk, the Grid
will be otferlng a wider variety ol l.lk~e food products
available for coupon purchue, Student l'fllponse toW. will help
dtt.ermine the policy towards aucb a •tore tor ue:tt temester.
I
pleased
ANTS .,lth
When the Pointer came out lut Friday, and I round our
column, wu surpris.ed and
to see
that very
aggr_euive and detennloed Insect moving along llrlderne.lh it.
11w:n ltslruclc me that I wasn't sw-e ~OUT banner meant.
This Indicated that some resun:h wu necessary and lhls 11
what 1 found In "Ya You Can" the ·(ANT'Sl DOIHJ'adltkml
st~~s~·~nN':~~::~~C:ta~onn.
ol the groop il to meet the needs of older Jtudmts. to
out dllfiCUlties that non-tradiUonal students may have when
purpo~e
tron
!':r!':-~~ and to ~ke the ijnlversity community
The booklet " Yes You Can"-can be found In room 105 Collin~
Cbltroom Center or In 104 Studt:nt Servkea Buikllng.
ANI'S Is IOOM:Jy organized, since non-tradltlonil students have
a hard time filling one more activity Into alnady very bu.y
ldledults. If you are lntere~te<t In partkil*tina In an
~~u:th~~::e>:J:!~~::b~rn
theevenlo&.
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Justa reminder, March 251a the lut day you Candrvp a clua!
U you are having diff!allly ln any ol )'CW' classes umember to
getyOUT money'• wotthandsedl out your lnst.ructor for hel p.
~:m~~"ei.:Jr~:;:.'Jfmth~ ~~: J,~~~=
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By Marie lloki!MM
As veta were informed lut week, the Gl paymeota wW arrive
at the tnd ol tbe
st.rtln& June flrst ratber then at the
bellnnlnl ol the mooth. nu. eouJd caUM fmarx:lal problema
witb summer scbool paymenta. 'lbull have a Ust ollohl that
moath
could help alleviate the prob&em.
p~tbeff~~.J~~~~~~~:; .
Kbool reoord and tbe studeot must carry no leu thla \; time
::~~~~:mw:!'u:::~::c~~~~
=~~~~=r:nrn::~'!~~~~:~~JChool.
The WLSCONSIN.STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM lend~ up to
Sl,.500 a ye~~ r for • seven per cent lnterst rate. Tbere alJo II a
Pola&er Paae It Mardl4.tm
FOLLOW THE-
NEW ROCK LEADERS.
GET BEHIND PIPER!.
.
· :Piper
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Plpa's Jot the powuJo hypnotlu, lo ~.io gb ptxft.
Piper's gol .a put ludu'ln Billy Squier -.and. .a gu.IW..
band sound .all its oWn. Piper knows whf:re rock is h~
'·'
~~~en~
to the UWSP'a women 's.
movet
bulletballteam.
Becky effectively 1.11e1 a hanging
buellne lhol and aome power movs
UDder the buket whlcb usuaUv are
not JHn In womeo'a · pmes. Sbe
learned them Ia h1&h ~at Aubur·
Baseball team
and Ndlco w~a Diltric:t 14 M&ecUoa
lutyear.
8Med oa 1ut year'a perf~.
a.n aped~ ettber lllke Gram or
Jeffftetletobestartialatrnt bue,
~~ten~·~-=·t
=
and Dan Hauser at atdler to rouod
outtbeinfield.Reele,y.'alters,Solla,
and HaUMI' are lftlon, 8aDdow and
Gramarejunion.
" One outrideS p:~~ltioo il open and
we are lookinc fot a second eatct.er
and a utility man." Clark a.akl
Retur:ninC plt.dlen Include Fn.nt
Slodn•, a sophmlore, Brad Ryan, a
PoblkrPaJeiiMat'dl4, tm
Buntman gains All-American status
Two Great ,.;.Seasoo
sPeam 1n1m gllane ·
ill llllfliVABI£ SaYings!
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UNIVERSITl FilM ·SOCIETY PRESENTS
1.
4M.CURIOUS.
. :YELLOW
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Saturday & Sund~y .
r.Jarch 5 & 6 7:00 & 9:15
Program Banquet Room
Admission $1.00
ALSO PRO KED$, PUMA ·,
SHIPE'-¥
·SHOES
CONVE~SE
• SPEC1Al iZIED SHOE& FOA
EVERY MAJOR SPORT.
MAli AT WATER
I Art• ·Culture I
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Windom bijngs ·Thurber back to life
By-BobUam
Theeveningbepnln~cllrk,with
the sound of dandna: music, ·aod Lhe
ominous "ta-pocketa-pocketa-pocllet·
a"olananc:ienttypewrller. Asing.le
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&Jarinl;ata typinaerroruilitaklne
responsible for all the sulfering
In the world. Wu thll not James
Thurber! It looked like-him. He said
his name was Willlam Windom, but
w-
he could have easily been putllilg.us
on. Oh well, I suppc:!Md we'd better
take his word
ll. Ahem:
ror
Cladinalingularlyumpec:tacular
costwne, pundUIIted at one end by a
&rftfl visor, aDd it the otber by a
bright red pair-of "Dreyfus IOCD,"
William Windom bftlu&,bt his eoctsiderable talents to Mldlelsen Coocut Hall last Tuesday. With tbem,
the Em.my·winllialstar ol the 1-70
NBC·TV series, My WwW: ..AM
Wdc..e T• u. broo&bt to life ·a
whole dmet·full ol cbancten ffom
theworboiJame~'J'burbes'.
, -used steel
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EMMONS ~:t=:I-"J
. ·601
north~
phone 344·4911
Blades sharpen awareness
.
• bedrooin scene Is provided' and the
cha r1eten proceed to make ll&ht ol
lha'
cut that ll 10 often abused,
ne&Jected or feared by bios :omlng
YOW1I human betnp .
As the play opens aU five performers have pitces ol ~rpened
steel ready to sever the dastk
vesKis that tatTY life-sJvlng nulds
thrOYJIIOUI the body. Flora, I
naturally neurotic 1ooting woman
with IUB&edy·AM red hair, deliven
the opening monologul! that sets the
pa« for the entire product.loo.
" lam," she says, " thirty-two years
IMd." " l ama moderately sensitive
Coffeehouse books Jon lms
destroyed by the French police and
soonhefoundhimselfonanigtitback
. totheUnitedSt.ates.
.
Realizing the need for a change iD
ure atyle, Jon locked himlelf away
In a remote corner ol the woods aDd
~ntoputhisexperitoee~inlo
soag. With a history u exciting u
his, Jon tnded up wri~ many 1ood
sonpandwusoon playing as asok>
artist in tbe local clubs and publ. lrl
tm be bepn tourinl with the
Nad-al Ceff~o.ite Clrcllk and a1zt.
ce thm he bas deli&hted many an
1udimee with his r.any wit, his taU ·
tales, and his poipntsonp.
··auor Blades" comments on
human fraililiesand fears and l)esins
wi1h life's bi&l)'-<leatb. At the cloae
ol the producUon tbe prlndplelare no
klo&erC1>Citemplatinctheuseoltheir
blades for destruction but are
=I~: J:~ f=~~~~
endl•lthtbeflvellsUessJywhlshln&
~~~"'~~~~:~~-~
tempt to aet the masses to pu.rt:hase
mbreolhilprodue:t.
''H IS" CHRISTIAN BOOkS
AND GIFTS
1125 2nd STREET - ON.THE SQUARE .
STOP IN FOR OUR
GRAND OPENING
MARCH 7-t2
RE(;IST-ER FOR ORA WING
Film Society offers
afraid to move her body beeause--."
Tbe oc:cupants would tbm hurry ~
By JUI Uavl'rust
oltbedentorJli&bUy s wtened from"
the first lor)' detail, but prttenclirll
-Take two lovers
~ nottobear .
.
- MiJ: wdlwithoneodd fellow
To rind out bow people would react
- Blend lD one rainy nlgbt with a
knj(~
toatran&eiOdal behavior, Hltchcodt
-season wtlh a ghost houae and rented an eldet'ly llldy from a caslinl
agency at tl7.50 for an eveninr;'a
wort: and ~eated her at the held ola
--<>nequiverinscu.lpdl
-Alida witles&-,witneu
loa& table at a party bewuJiving.
She wu lbft'e alodt wbeo the rnt
-Add one scbmrln& director and
guest arrived.
the plot BOlLS!
"Toovlok-nt youuy~ WeUconslder
Aller baYing a drink with RitcbJ ack and Jill -:- all they went for wu
~OJJ"r.~~~:!ento ~
a pail ol water," aays 5'9" , 300 ' 1b
derln& myself," Hlkheoell replied.
muter ol suspense and cdebnted
Otber pe~ll que~tioMd lhil woman's
dir«tor, AUred Hitcbcoct. Althouab
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~tefr~~~C:O. ~
cbc«k hu otber wrjs ol keeplzl& you
Cll the
ed&e ol your
se~~t.
He ex-
perimmta with hilldeas.
In order to set first band experience ol people's reacUonl to a
mUZ"de' iD lheir midst. Hltcbcodl:
plays pr•ctical jokes. He onee entered a poah botd eleva tor tl'embli.o&.
eyes poppinl:, aputterina, " I dldD't
think one lhot would cause 10 mud!
blood. It wu a U over the place. I wu
on the spot. If I atayed to fix thlnp
up, the poUce would catch me. I wu
pruenee
a4JCUed
ber, It
ew:nin8
.u
Hltchc:oc:k
their
uneulneu with
•un't unW well into tbe
ooe ol the guall reallz.ed
lbeybadaUbetrlh.ld.
es~~J:- :ls~~,:~yiD~
vDIVtd with a film , . be Is usually
~~n:-~f~!!;
time or place. Hil iovoivemei\t abo
==~ev aa ~f::':c:!: a small
HI~ tries to rid hlnuelf from
all cinema eonvealiona. H1a villains
1be. story is about the Newlool, a
decent, duU, mlddJo.da.u lamUy
llvin& ln Santa RoN, C&lUornla.
Not!ibl& mucb bu ever haiii)eoid to
them, byrJ&bta, ooUUoa out oltbe ordlnary ever aboWd h.lve. When
aomethift& doel, It II bown Gilly to
their daughter, Youna Clulrlle
CThereu W.rllbU after Uncle
0\arlle (J'oileph Coaoa> .for whom
abe wu umed, arrivet for a visit
withtwoddeeUv• onhiatrall.
. lnateadolualacastudiovenionof
• typkal American dty, Hltcbcodt
executed a clrlenuitlc rtrat, by lakin&
his crew to Santa Rou.' lbe small
town atm01phere addl to the
melodramatic Lmpad ol thil on&a&ded IMl ol ~tll_!~t aploit the
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rtlbt boule, blink or c.bureh to be
A lt38 review ol the fUm U)'l,
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emotion movie director Alfred Hiteheoek..triel to capture by IU&Iflltln&
=~=:i~~~
taken at your door may be
part of • widespread plot, the Obi
time you crou Lbe atreet, aomebody
may push you lD front ola truck. Hit·
chcodt threatens your ws7 ~ible
world with the Lmpot~lbie 10 often ln
thllmovie,th.ltattheend., iaaddlllon
to the emotion meatk:med, you are not
sureolan)'thi.DI.' "
ctl'lltp:
A BOULDER DIVIDED
IS A DEFlATED TEPEE
'Ibereiaastoneplanta.Uon
on a clam bay road
·l
nowl)'inl fallow
unde:!'•lakeofblaclt.,-ediUIIJ'II
- ,·l
are carved from pa.nne
sndmariacled
tolbet.oUeJ1DCboulden
thatareOiltop ·
:i.
oftbepu~bladepbu\aclls-
lndlanaprdeoODUpebblel
- ~=;ullmoGftl
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and buffa»beed medldDe man
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-uMflll!ioa bJUolprilort-brelklleyi
anywaytbechtllht piDIIIIOWblll
m.....,lum
and lbecardbol.rd bison stampede
·• -~ncltrampletJtia_yeersplaritaliOCI
the Indiana"'smoke the sw.ao peiai,
grist-milled by aiUe ol t.oov.
and lndiaDI ~ smokerinp Into empty mail boxel
" bell they aln) human"
reekom thepeufrnere mailman
andjolla ws)'MdcMIJOtaltet·
on alelalimenta.J ICeM
udJa........-ucbuitaae
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" "tbeOalylf!Odi~iaa~lDdian"
brdonU.~Uon
ZARDOZ
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LAST DAYS OF MAN ON
A BOY _AND HIS ·DOG
ADM15SIO~
$1 .50
FREE POPCORN I I
lndua~J)Ofltbin -
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University Flm Society Presents
ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S
Shadow of _a-Doubf
Starring: ·Joseph CQtton
Teresa Wright
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Tuesday, March 87&&:1sP.M.
PrQgram Banquet Room
Aclmlnlon $1.110
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FIGHT BACK!
COME AND SEE YOURC~S NEW J!OME - CORNER Of 2ND & 41H
4 BLOCKS WEST OF CAMPUS
H you're looting for a store with Good food and friendly people, in·
stead of unnutricious schlock, chocked full of chemical additives, or
are fed up with the monopoly food corporations and their slick r.v.
pa!:kag!!d gimmicks, you'll like the Co-op.
For those of you who aren't about to give up junk food, pizzas, and
smokey links, you'.re not out ~f luck. You can still "eat your heart
out" at the Coiip, ·and put a crinkle _in the. profit system in one feU
. swoop.
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FOOD & DRINK
Milk, bread , V-8, beer, unfiltered
elder, canned soups, bikery, cheese,
datry products, yogurt, fresh veget.blea,
grains, flours, herbs,
t~as
and spices,
cold cuts, welners, ·and ESPECIALLY
BULK FOODS.
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OTHER CO·OP VENTURES
Book -exchange, garden seeds, pottery,
candles, bee oqulpnfent-RECYCLINGjars, bags, ne)IWspaperS·, paperbacke,
ma~azlnn .
·PHILOSOPHY
The Co-op Is .. member owned, com·
munlty orlerited , ~ non~ protlt, public
service lnltttutlon, dedicated tO building
an alternative democr.cx. controlled
economic system.
• Renovation of over 20,000 square teet of ..torefront,
complete wtth .bakery, walk-In cooler, and reading area
Ia 80% complete.
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IN CONCERT
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-8 P.M. TO COi>D·
1-1 MIDNIGtiT ~~4.
.BENEF:"JJ
. SATURDAY, MARCH 5tN THE WRIGHT LOUNGE, UPSTAIRS IN THE U.C.
s2.00 DONATIOI')I .
' tor the C.Op, soon to open, "on Ideo whose time flu come"
BEER , POPCORN
AND NON-ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES AVAILABLE