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UNIVERSITY, STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN, JANUARY 5, 1967
NO. 12
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•. ~:oR'-~""~~ OoO.C.Ooo
..oUoO•>oO"
Unltrd Stat" ~aton.
0. ..... 11nd liwt lluddhlat Unf.
d<!nt
J aniH IL
Albrr~ . .,...nlty at Va n c:La. alth.Duzh
ol Wlteontl n Sta te Unl· thQeld>oc>l•wUinotbrifw:ll>d, ..,..,.lly-Ste•·m1 Polntll'lt )ton- edlnthe_.udy . Uolhhli"'eaboo.lt
PTKI· 1111
day from Ollc&&O to bfogln a n
~ lludenlll.
lntL'flli.,... loo,..month e•·aluatoon
Albrn-. romtni'ntinc on the
ol hll!brr fd""'atign In VLI!tnam >'l llh' ol the i!lldy, exprelKd a
lor thlt St~t" O.Otlllrtli1Mt and roowlcHon th.ll t "edi.ICatlon It at
..
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on I
plan lor
AlhM'I>Oil 100Ld II n!por1
long-nn~:e
St"'·ens
eampus
Polnt ,belnrPN"PII~
and AN<>c:la t<'d
A.uoc:llott'l, a Mld>lcan &fl'hl-
b)' Oa•erman
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Jan uary 5, 1967
THE NEW POINTER
"The only· obligation which I have a right to assume is to do at any
tim~
what I think is right!' - Thoreau
rTHE PODIUM
Nqv Record Set
By University
If You Ask · Me
Con;pUed by BILL MtMILLEN and BOB FJEHII'EG
Bereaved Family
Thanks
S~udenls
QtJESTION. Why haven't you joined
-
!' sod~rl~g:: !dtdls!~~,n~a~u~~~
pus! What do you think are some of tbear a \-an
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-· .
ram.
"a sororily girl slifles .her conlacl"
I
Setting the new record of 175 pinta in one day which
took the City of Stevens Point one week to match,
WSU studenls are to be congratulated for their response to the Bloodmobile.
Ron Hatchet, University Center Director and cochainnan of the Portage County Blood Program, Who
woa·ked to bring the Bloodmobile to our campus for
the rirst time has received a very tangible compliment
fo r: his efforts __:_ a 259( increase in s tudent donations.
The Bloodmobile will be returning agai n in March.
this time for two days. Alpha Phi Omegn plans to pro·
mote organizntiona l competition for the visit. Although .
it 's commendable that the University coinplex gave
:HI much as it did. I'm sure that next March. the Uni·
\'CI"Sily donation could be twice as great as the city's.
li~ fish
Dan Sarnt».. 20, from Hortonville, Hyer Hall, Junior majtlr.
lng In biology.
·
Althoush some of my friends a re frntem lty men. 1 could
never convince myself that I would like It as mu ~·h a~ th~·
do. I •didn't ptedre tor a n umber of reasons. One 11.U
financial. The Initial Jm·estment of anywhere fl'om flfl\' to
~]~~~~;~~ r:;;ntt~~fl~·1em:o1~~~\. :~edpl~~~~~:ut~~~P:,, 11 :nt~'~~~.. ~~~=~
acter building," or memorizing a ll sorts of userul tnrormatlen
like th e names and lcx-atlons of all the chajJters of tht
:!G,;A;,,L{':o(J'lf particular !rat In the country.
A third reason was the threat to the grades. At the ru~hn.
some acth•e gave a testimonial that he had his highest gradf
point the semester he pledged.
.
1 s upport there are ad\·antages. 1 hB\'C hea1'd !hat tht
parties &fi! pretty good. Occas ionally one Is fin~ for not
attending. Homecoming and all the a ctl\'lt ll's wouldn't bt
without the fra ts. We all recoc ntze this. We hl':ll' or unit\',
\\'Orkin~: towal'd goals and lltetlme fl'lend::;hlps - tht'~l' ai-t
a ll line. Bu l afl.('r graduation you ha\'e an old li\\'t'lll~hln.
a pin, and a little ra rd that says you arc a Ufl'thm! member
of Signa Phi Nothing.
l
ED ITO RIAL BOAJIO
•litur•ill•<hod-l" f o.h, n 01orol li<>ll<t", A~t . Ulj , 70 1 \'inrr nt ( !., HI
·''~l l!d•tM -<:u lo \ '.,,. lh du. Dt ht ll lloU, Jl .,.,m ~ 1 1, bt. :~ 7.
uowo r t:dtt<><- K•JI Mc)loJirn. 111• • !l oll . Ito - 407 , tat. HI
'"" Allo (~IIOo - Cu!lrr n Wn r""' ~' · O.lull lioll. IIO<IID 101. bt. : ~ .
M<ll f .lo L!)I - GC1or lo:rmmrtr t, 8o ld••• lidl, R- 111 Ill, [>t, Jll
Plu;t,..,.rhl ld otor - Bob H"'don .
lloll , ltouno \ OJ. t:u. !60
d • orto" ~A Mo no.u - ...1 S....d•oli. IHlO Collt l< A>t .
s..,,..,
uo•w !o h..., )b nOAft - Bdi Stn~ t b,S..,tll lloll , ll 09111 :01, Lat . ) l )
ADVJSOJU
' · Du;.J H<>llll!tan, lltfo.,...ri""' Stnin1, bt. U9
Cliff.,. d Coot f<I IIUIJ(Ioa l•su ~rh<>lltl Ncdoa St"''" · Eu 201
1.
STArr
l}t91),
fl.
Conference
Point
(to L .L. who
"Wh.lot
auueo·ted I lake the time to read " Po110.·1
UK
ha•'ewt:
or me Detty!·
"''ur eoverniTlftlt
l-lu p11ld the rent
01 thoie who are In Wl.nt.
"lta&£en~
Hne louaht dtM.M
With
Molp
from Medicare.
Dilipenalna looda
To feoed t he brocllt.
And
I
lamlllH
e•'t!rywh~.
"tkar Unde sam
Hu lent h'- .ftand
........... ._
To vanqulah poverty.
Who luo•·e no dothes.
And &l\'ft
lit: all
nHd.-
-
joyfUl bt.nd
Rdutn the at&nd
'nw! ~ro hu proltutd:
Lelt In tilt lurtl'l,
Without the dnm:tr.,
Mankind beromn del)r'leaed.
Thl&
Wtth thfo dra.!le eumJ)I4o ot
aur ooon UniHrall) Prnldl-nt
mdlna: up in \'let X am, WSU.
SJ> a tU<It•ntJ h.II\'P 110t!Nl rto.o. n
to otudyirn: lor uw '"'ftly ap.prO•~hlno: llnab< . . 'fl>to library
is Cf'Oio'odfod llll<l ~~~~~&WI] popuJ;or camE'S hllrJry p>el"'l usua l·
ly pia}' •~ not qo.ut e oo obvf.
I i1Jt!U th is view,
Whldll thou&ht true,
b ~Ally null and vold.
But Cod'a not dtad.
Aa .OfTlll! htlve a.ald:
He'a almply u~mpWyed.
p
JUCHAKD REIJ'o'KB
The Children laugh
Somewhe.-e there Is a down.
With• lace of p~~lntand rouce.
II Is a happy down.
Whoaon makecblldren Jauch and flnllf.
But undn-llta the heart of a man.
Wh o Joolu at the wo.-ld throu1h aad eyes.
Ho .ea the miHry,
He crlea a tea r.
I
And hl• hean filii with joy.
Wh"'n th"' ehlkh-...n Jaueh.
I
I
Sewer Door
llud)'iQi l;;ub.
Tht! wwerdooropenedto me,
I walk....:! tn-hoplnlf
E.,...rythlnlf ....... dark. and hune.
No k1ww tllt truth ol sun.
Ctlmbln1 I had to make an@w.
And once mo~ JIUI"'(( throu&h.
A J)&.Mollle way .o narrow and .mall.
That few cot out-U liny at all.
Slttlnl on a rutter fence,
Seelnlf no ~al dJU,..rence.
The 1un wu IJhaded by a prbaee can.
And on a dtrcetuU wall • rneaN&e to man,
''Good luck wyouandyoW"fathel"'lofyo~.
Who eollldn"t put the - r door. ~
to--
!IOCHAEL BABPEB
• t I pm In th e Gulalld
Room of the Unh·enlty ()on.
ter. Anyone lnternted In
"' '" ' """'~-· O""'"' ' "''"~'""'"' I F"rench l1 lnvl!"' to IUend the
_:;·:,_··:·c.'"' •
mtetll'\i.
At Owir la5t m"tina:, In DecemWr. the Oub heard Mr.
IW..·ard Adlnu:. IO<"e[Cn llrteua&t <kpaortmPnl. l odUI"I! on
the S~l Prl11r for f'n nth
Ut eratllff
pAJ(I'.LA AND.t.:RSON (third f rom right) , a tenlor majorlnr In PolltJeal
Selena and pre.klent of the Young Republie&lll, re«lve>q the fin1t place t..ro- 1_, _•••,, , ,. ,,.,. ,... 1
pby at the Dte. 12 Jntel11Cholut.lc Speech Event for her apeech, ''The United
NatJona and Private Euterprble." Loula Buell (aecood f rom rljCbtl , a aopho- ''":. ",""'-·"' ' "·
more, ffi:eived the llotCOI\d-place. trophy ' and Harry Helwig (third from left)
..,.. awarded the third place plaque.
Other~~
receiving awardll In the event
~!:;.. ~}ll?},e (aecond from Jell), Patrick Fit.&almona lrlaht), and Mark
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Jonuory
Seniors Named To "Who's Who"
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nght) Harnet J11cklon, Rhine lander.
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5, 1967
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year the WSU Speech ~d lleartn, AMocb.Uou biH
to make It a HttJe happier for tb.e chlklru wbo ue
tftattd at the dink:, Mra. Santa Claus pui In u
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Poge 6
5, 196)
Sports
Pointers Downed
In Tournament Play
the last laue of the ''New Pointer" • lot of apons
1
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l:lelle City B.uketbi!IU tournament but wu defeated by
In tne championship. The ~Um'a t - . h••·e bNft
a:J:ah~ ~nfe~!: ~~~ ~~t~~ ~:.~ ,:~~
~larpllmaralnof•"k:toryfortheopponenta
and tlw!llllllll'llltwuonepolnt82.Slat E:.u
came. ha•·e bHn ciOM until the final mlnutl'l,
mtaake mlaht have mMnt \'lctory hunead of
~·ootball-SOI'l 11(1\'er lorm05tteama. but lora handful
or othera the m0111 Lmt)Ortant 111mea of tlw! )'ear Am.llln to ~
•·an~tlon ftllf!d wtth IOOtballlamta. ran• IN
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the bit 011~ - the SUtieT HOwl. T o \\'111<'011·
the Suver HOwl llWlOIII a UHie bH mone the Grec!n 1!.1)' Packerll wlll be Jllaylua In 11.
Some lana may q~atlon whelher they actually Wlona theN
or
. SOmetlmea I wondtT and I 1ma111ne that a few other
lana feel the ume way. But how can a team be
woek after -..· eek! AU the Pad!.er aanll'S were clOH
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tloe u~puon or Ur.e 56.3 vlinory o-·er Atlanta. When
n-'t!d the bit play they came up with It In all but
111mea. ~ l'ftck Moenu - w ......n J"•t .,,..,..,h to wtn
not much more. The vktory o-·er Ea.stem Dl•·l~lon ril3m·
pion O.Uu tend• some auppon to th~ '"temcnL Th" Pac:ker
Olten$1!. whld'l Wl$n'l u producth·e u In othfoC' yeara. SC<lrf!d
four touehdo.,.ma and mcn·f!d the ball well Whlnd the mastery
BaM Starr. The defeMe, which hal more or ii'U caniOO
P ackerll 10 tlw! champloll$/tlp. allowed thl'ft touchdowna
a-..·o field IIO&Ia. But when Dt.llu threat«~f!d to tie the
wtth Leu than a minute ldt. the defenH roae to the
and held the Cowborw. pl't'Oien1na the Yktory.
on Sunday, J an. 15. the Packen -..·iJ] fa~ the Kanau ·
,;..:;:~;:-c.;,~ I" " Chida of the American Football l.e~111.1e In tile 111111
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of A~'L and NF'l. teams 1lnce the merg~r. The
mltht tl!nd to lay It on thkk to ahow that the Nf'L
and to uphold the prfttlle of the NFL. I prfllllct
the S11per Bowl tor the Paeken and ~ NFL..
the- ba5ketbloll team " 'Ill " '"'·rt to \\'hlto•wat~r to
Warha,.•ka In a came that -..·as oritl~t~· tdlfod.
F'rt..Jan. 27. T'Mn un Monda)', Jan. 9the l'olnlfln
hOI!t to the La Cr..w-lndlana. TtM' tum has bHn
·i
ud!Ln~; bail thua larand thlsaame 5houlrl b& no
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