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SERIES VIII, VOL X
WISCONSIN STATE UNIVERSifi, STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN, OCTOBER 13, 1966
Homecoming
6 PAGES
NO. 4
A jWhirlwind Week At WSU
arne, Dances, Parades
Spark WSU Spirit
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THI POINTIR
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Freiman
h Leadersbip, Entbusia.mz
r Necessity Luki11g?
If You Ask Me-
Thereseenu~tobea eerie. o!complalntl iuulng
t realdence halla and Greek gathering• ahout
ua.lity of thl.e year'• Homecoming.
Why do we need t o have meeting after meeting to
announce. reviae, refine, reconaider, and reannounce
the rulea! Why wu the torchlight parade route
td at the Jut minute! Why wun't it better
The anawer &eei1UI quite evident, organiu.Uon I.e a
atgn of leadership, or rather , leadership and eo-<~peration.
:·•·-c· ':"~·-:-·.
J ohn Keffe, thi.e ~ar'a Homecoming eba innan, wu
called upon at the laa{" minute to accept the role when l<o' ·""'"· ..,..._ .,. •- ·~~ I
hie predeeeuor did not return to achool.
J ohn had volunteered tor a job on UCB and ,,..
&&ked to take the chalnnanahlp of Homecoming.
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tor
"Jo me, it is a happiness"
.11m •'rUcll. 20, j unior, 123 S teiner Hall, from ~Icon!!.
ln IOdal ~len<~~!.
Hornecomln~:: T o alumni It m"'!-ns eomini: home to 11"
old .ct~ool with memoi"W• and pr ide I Wtllinl t heir "''"•t•:
majortn~:
r:.t'~ ~~=;:aZ:!:n~o~O::ettU::~ ~':pp~=· ~u~~::~~~~n~
of ~hoolthtoUI:h many ou~ta. School pride Is OUr team,
our b culty, Old Main. our Qui'Cn, t he ~rade, danceb. ~rul
tun and fellowship.
Thb partkut.r Wl'tk lt the I~ of this spirit and l>r
throu~:h all the many adlvtlln planned to 11romote 11. nt~
Qu«>n oompelltlon •dd• J()t)';;. to school P"rtlcltlil~lon th!>
w~k. u more u mPJII:nlnl: and Qul'tn compfltltlon "'111 m~••
arreater lnteretttn the hll:hlll:ht oft heentlrectlebrauon,
that belna:the ~:ame. I'm lor IL
Tt!e wordl for thb wMk are unity, Jplrtt. and tok'noct boo
twl'tn t he eompe(lnl Queen's sponsont and, of coo~. Number
1, Co Polnten!
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Why don't mo~ people feel thl.. way! Why weren't I".'"''' ........ .,...,..
there ~ or 30 applicant& to ch0011e from ? Why aren't
the Greekl a nd hallll competing for thl.e and
achool poeitiollll! Why I.e there such a lack of
"'·illing to ae«pt reaponaibility?
Or, docs thl.e merely Indicate dl.eintereat ? If .o,
"'·hy ba\·e a Homecoming at aU! Perhapa our achool
bu outgrown its need .for one. ·
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Philosophy Is Outdated
A.,a:s
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JlEI.L!':a)tA.'(
When t came Into one of my. 10 a.UO!d, phll-phy ~laut~
t or the first time thb ye•r the U..trw:tor u ld: ~u you want
to team IOmethlnt worthwhile )'OU are In the WT'Oni: dua.H
t thoul:ht, at first, It wu a joke but now I tend to avec with
Mm.
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Phll014phy tOO.y hu taliO!d our dvlllutlon. ln my opinion
It no longer t~lk• • bout whi t H1hoold be.H but n.ther. whit
,..haa bef:n.H lleel lt shooldbechlllen(lnC'thb world'lldUia.
ThOSO"thlnll " 'hlch men today hold dearen Nothtn~:tadlvlnc
except thechurc:hand maybe tt toolhoold bequesUonl!d.
Phllo.ophy ahould be lookln1 Into ththlnp whkh
t\Oo'entleth orntury man lt tryln1 to adlle\'e tn thlt absurd
world. By t hll 1 me1n It ahould ~tve Ul kleu on what an
ldNI llle II, 10 that we can be'ttiT detennlne what b ril:ht
an:n
"A lime for students past and present"
Peter 1\aland, 21. senior, 302 Balcl" 'in Hall. !rom Shebo"
can. majortn1 In hlllory . 4Chl lrlnan of the St11dent ~natu
J udicial Board of Revtew for Homecomln~:.l
Homecomlnt b e t1me when the unl\'erJ!ty rrn~·~ txl
with • lumnt. 1t 1.1 a time f~ ttudonts !NISI and prewont, r.c1
foror~:anluitlon•l self-l:lorlfleatlon.
:~t !t:=~o;!,1~:e::: t:':n~~~ ~kleab and ~~..a_....._
determine It It makes
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Homecomtne hi $ deJ\nltely ruched the point "-here 1!-l
Qllecn competition lt dbtl'ltctlne. Annualty t he ramJIU> "
dlaneed lntoa j unk yard at a eonsldcrablerosttoUuoor·
~:anluitlonl ln\'oh'ed. The eampu1 has also 106t the unit~ It
once had.
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W e ha •·e hea rd much about hard lct"llngl and ri•'lllr~ but
hne had few c:onstN('II\·e • ugg"'lllOnl for chllnJ:<'. \\ 'til •~•
arne: t hing happen nut year ? 1 would ur~:e thOM> J.ro t :t
ln•·olnd to make ~finite change~ tor the tll'lll lloll!C<\>m::-~.
bybertnnlnc0ct. 17,not nea t aprtn ~:. U changesa~ nor maM
the ume bitter teellncs will a rise nf':<t fall. Do "~ thto •IU·
dent body of WSU.SP want th b blttl':meu to eontlnut~
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to h"'' a n «<nofl'llc tn.oUtuUon
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:~~~r:!:~ :~:C:te:o~~~:~.::t; 1:tah~odr~ :.~~~~:n:'!:;
Flag Disgraces
Our University
and tuty million of them are malnourt.r.td. How do our l<kalt
Editor :
help us ml't'l thl.o problem!
Amtrtean ftq no..·n
What 11 jultke, what 11 t i'C'fdom In our ,.-orlt! tOO.y! Do
the Old Main
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lhOH sill; hundred n d IItty million ehlldren ha•~ tr~om ?
Do they ll.,.eln a jun world ! lljultke matntainln1 the propo · :·1• ~''"'~ - " - c'C"" ..- O"": " i
erty I Yi tem!
active participation"
But fOI'phllosoph)'ltla~thaequestiona l t mlllt
the wortd. l t mu1t know about f« e.t tn the world. 1t
know the Amerkan Nerro. Jt mull know the Viet
IRUII know materialtlft'l in Amertea. It miUI know
ln theiOulheTn "lln.
In .lhort, It nllllt know the IIUitltutlon. by whlo:h
latn to other man and objeda ln lhll world. Unt il
theM th lnp I t un not help man clt\'lllop an
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tWhe~y he ean make '"WorthwhlleH moral
ahould
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And Oil
!f. ~!d~~~~ t~: ttr:':.J~n~= to thla.
11le world ho\~n. on riM edce ot 11M horizon
Uke • wlap of amoke end Iadet:
With tiM u tori ot l':ach lndMdua1 mint!.
II It the dNih that o:onf'Ho!J enllghtment.
And In thlt dN!h enllahtment cornea.
'n1e world comct1 anew,
Anew With thlt friV'Ilf)t dceolatlon
Of Norwe(lan moon. t he cold and damp.
Th.lt vacant and the pure.
!.At the ttormy c:1o1>rt. chue, tJe N ld.
T'hey !hreateno f nothln~:.
'They tha~Wt of nothing
But tiM vacant call ot t he unh·ene.
'J'bt,Cilll of lhtbrteu:
When no Wind 111...
11 11 beauty'• end that oomn
In thl.o enhanoement Tl>lt 1 reen plant dlea. orao IMN)'I,
'nle C'ri'Cn plant tlle.and
The romanc:eenda.
KURT J OHNSON
Incommunicado
Jn the sUIInea of tM l\'tnh11
~·o11ntalnhead of autumn IOWidl,
SJ~nt.Jy I walt for t ldln1:1
That Will t11lm tiM • II'Cpk'a town.
Will tiM timeleu wind COntOle them,
Wllh lUI meuur.cl metric eall!
Will they know rh.at pea~ Ia l)llllnr
'nli'Oill h tiM atl'ftUI to meet them all!
WUI IIIey underttand tiM me.nln1
Of the 110111 they loll( to hear !
WIU they compre..,_. t ha IMYI~t
1' " - who 1ht awab ln t ear. !
Nl~:ht
could brtnathem altt•ol oomtoM
With tile IQ!aoe ot Ita wortlt,
lf they'd only • topand llllen
To the whlapen l have he.rd.
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Two WSU Students
Killed In Collision
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In Fl·nal Week
price and Alpha Ph1
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n.ta 11 thr tina\ w~k that
the Alphlo l>hl Onw.ga book U•
.. m be ollf:n. It it 1o.
catrd In the acth·IUra booth
ol the Un.Jvcnlty Center and
11 optn dally from ,,,~u :U
and l :u..l:S5.
A " 'Ide .-ariety ot good u~
~hange
Titls Hl'\'ke ..-m a~;aln IHt
prO\'Ided for )'OU by Alpha Phi
Omega " the bc'clnnlng OC
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atudy tern. The
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uol«tloll ot !> ecnt 'Atll· Pla!te>o'tl!e ~ormal &hool In
J:IXXI
1866.
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figures for First Semester
~rollmenl atood at 5.101. Se•·eral othen hi'"<' comand more will probably be comln1 In durin I !hll
In the 1\'enlng procram.
total
T\too ~mtly compl.-tfl! bulldln,;::satWSU.Ste•~nsPolnt.llan­
and~ ntw Clan-
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TRY OUl RADIO
DISPATCHED DELIYElY
SERVICE
BEEF - SAUSAGE - MEATB~LL
SANDWICHES
SPAGHffil ..: RAVIOLI
PIZZAS
PH,ONE
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Guitars
0.-ar 100 In 1tacl1.
Folk 1uita" fr- $50.00.
Portable Stereos
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Tape Recorders
V-M on4 many other fino
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October
, 1966
Middle East Is Topic
Of WSU Letture Series
This is Camaru,
buckets and all.
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CI"'I<OIIIOr1COIIjii WIIIoi!Y1t lflfi'I ~IOUP YCH.IUn .cld.
I AIItttndlrd-Strato-buclc.et u•ts. Ct rpeMg.
Arch v'"y\ uphoiSIIfV. A 140-hp Srxor •
b og -car V8 (2 10 hpl), dtoendrl'lg on modeL
1-:ewulet\' lt~\Uieslilc.edutlmntercvhndltf
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WINNERS of PLAYBOY BUNNIES
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PANDORA
Tu11 nun fuhionf Jlt nnnul rhiJ KUOII wirb
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Civil Service Gives
Summer Job Exams
Placement Opportunities
The lollowln& rompo.nl"' and .~~ehools will line re(l~nt ..
th·n In the Plan"mem Ofll~ to bold Inter"~~ with senior&:
Friday, Oct. 21 - Employ~n· lnaurance !rom 9:00 to 4:00.
Job del;crlplloiUI lor tile poal1lona u Claim a!ljuater-.
Cuuah)' Underwrllt'n, Gro1.1p UmM.1Wrlters. Salfl; Cor""pundenta, and Alldlt Rt\'lewen a!"f! available In the
Pboenwnt Oflloe.
It Interet\~ In ta1Jdn1 to lheM
algn up In tile Plaoemc>nt Olttoe.
"'Pre~ntath-a,
)'OU mull
Polychn;une Corporation, a company ttu.t manufactures and
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marke tJthemostl'l)mpleteltn.ol reprograpllie PI"oduc",wUI
lntero:lew any lnterutfll senior. PamphleiS detcrlbln1 tMlr
~~Pfn"~~~:n~la~~~f'O~r:!~IIH, and a post card ue 1\"&11·
The lnltltute of Ute lnauranoe has aent many bookleu.
about ac:'luarlal carHn. n.ew can be picked up tn tmo
Pla<"ement OUlce.
1lle
~tWalled
blue.collar
jobi, IPQII
.c:.~:•.oc;.;;-:c:~..~:~-;;::· l a~iallil.fd tlOColtlQnl •bou cnde
"'" 1 "'-"~~··~~~·'"·''~'·;;,.;,i.i ?~· ~~r' th~"~pa;:!:n~~
the Interior •nd
Tcm[IUI"II")'
ottlct:S 11"1 also enlll<k-<1 .
A ~epante nation"~ enmln•·
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THEOLOGY COURSES
FOR NON-CREDIT
sponsored by
NEWMAN
UNIVERSITY
PARISH
1. THE MODERN CHRISTIAN is o course in fundomentol Catholle
tkealogy. ft will be offered once weekly for six w«k. beginning Tues·
day, Oct. 18. All cloues will ~in ot 7:30p.m. end will be In t he
St. Stanislaus' grodl ~thool bowmen!.
Oct. 18 "The Chrisiton in the Secular Ciry."
Oct. 25 "Would You Believe God Is Really Deod?"
Nov. I "Shooting for the Stars: A Christian Personoliry"
Nov. B "A Christian? Who, Me'"
Nov. 15 "The Socramenll: A Personal Encounter"
Nov. 29 " The Eucharist: Foci or Fiction"
Guest lecturer for .t his series will be Father Josophot Dombr~ki, O.F.M.
~o:r~t~~es~5 .of theology ot the Capuchin wmincry of St. Anthony,
2. WHAT ABOUT THE BIBLE is o complementary course to The f-llodern
Christian and should provide o capsule understanding of the relot ionsh•P
between the ~triptures and one's <eligious beliefs. All classes will meet
on Tuesday evenings ot 8:30 p.m. in St. StonisloU1' grade s.c:hool
bosement,
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Oct. I 8 "The Bible: The Word of God In the Words of Men''
Oct. 25 "The History of lsroel: A Ptople of God Among the Pogons"
Nov. I "GenHis: Science or Fiction"
Nov. · 8 "The Historical Christ: Faith, Feet ~ Froud"
Nov. I S " The Parables: Everybody Enjoys o Good Story"
Nov. 29 "St Paul and the Low: The Letter of the Low end the
Law of the Spirit"
Gue~t lec turer for this series will be Father Otto Bucher, O.F.M. Cop.,
profenor of Socred Scripture ot the Capuchin Seminary of St. Anthony,
Moroth.on, Wis.
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4. WHAT CATHOLICS BELIEVE is on inquiry cour5e about bosic Cotholie
teoching. The series will begin Thursdoy, Oct. 20, ot 6:30 p.m. In
Newman Hell, I 125 Fremont Street. This couril! will ol$0 be given
on request to interested individuals ot times other then the above.
5. CHRISTIANS IN DIALOGUE Is another four w~tek course offering thot
will inYQive 5<TIOII groups of people from ~everol different religious
boc;kgrounds in dialogue about the similarities end differences of their
respect iYfl faiths. This don will meet on WedntWoy afternoon at 3
~~:,~n betf~ii~''N 2 ;>c~~ts,,!!'t~ first don senion will be in
6. JOHN CARDINAL NEWMAN Is o four week
introd~~etory
course to
~.,:w~:~~~ ~~w.::n ~=r~ ~~:!. C:~1ct~~~~n Th~!
series will begin Wed~Kioy, Oct. 19, ot 7:30 p.m. In Ntwrnon Hell,
1125 Fremon t Strflt.
WESTENBERGER'S.
Rexoll Prescription Phormocy
ANY AND Al l OF THE ABOVE CLASSES ARE OPEN TO
ANY INDIVIDUAL ON THE WSU CAMPUS. PRE·REGIS·
TRATION AT NEWMAN HALL, 1125 FREMONT STREET,
WOULD BE HELPFUL.
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MANAGEMENT
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IIOUKS -
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Open Doily
Prop.
Thul'll. 1 l<l 10 - I''Jida.).. l 111 7:SII
and Sun~.. 11 to 1
Pino After 6 P.M.
• lreokiolh • Llln,het
Take-out
• Dinnett
. Homemade Pie1,
Cookie!
Order~
• Snocb
5:30 A.M. · 2:00 A.M.
Closed Mondoy Night5
At 6:00 PM.
And All Day Sunday ·
THE BANK
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
FOR YOU
lntramW"'I tooc:h fOOlbafl b
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lar aeuon play, and
hlo~e
pllyotf1
abo berun.
Thor c.Mmpionlhlp 1•me \1
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GolnclniOitllaWHk'oplay,
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In~
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Smith Proo;,...U~~~oton
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· and Bloklwln (4111 WsO ol UM
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Other ...Wfnted teanu tn.; elude limo bt I'Jo:ooC' (llllnl
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!SKETCH PADS
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bt (Frllfrnlty l.equt.)
Smith 4th N(ll"!b bu
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ART BOARDS
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· SALE!
SALE!
Winter Coon Once $27.95 • Now $22.22
Men's Levies Once $5.00 • Now $2.88
Whll• tfo•y l..tl
Cord Jackoh Once $15.98 • Now $9.88
Aztec Aftershave and Colotne
$Robbyi
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Hamburgers ... 15(
French Fries ... 15(
Milk Shakes ... 25(
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