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Latin America, East Asia
ore topics of /nstitufe
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ummer theater offers
July
four plays
An PiJ;hl u·"'k :0:0EA l liKio;>ry l tn rttPQnJf to IJwo , _
lnstltutl' for :10 ht~h "'hool otud!H currk\ll1,1m
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Wlllln Stat<' Unlt'f'o"liii)'·Sit'''''tl.~ OJM'fl to t~acht'MI from
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Walkl'r, aJ<Iilot~nl prof('>-30r' of tri••o.
hl.i.t<;><y; Or. John Bernd, Jon:>1\'ith 1111.' COOPl'ralion of
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joining Dr. llurdenc E•Kon. Unl\'t'l'lli\y of Notte
1\"SU·SI~"o·cns Point. In South "PotJUlati.>n Problems In
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in Latin Amcrlun
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old Anderson. dircdor of e tc- A<~~~:.
mentary roocatlon tw the Wau- Rut~c'"' , •••:··:·· ·•·_;;:;"·;; - ·· "::..:
DANIEL STOFFEL, left, personnel manager of the 1;;.. ;, .., u•--·~•
North Central Region, Sentry Inauruce, reeenUy
J preeeoted a check for $100.00 to Dr. Frederieh Krem-
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p1e. Dean of Learning ~urcea, Wlscooain Stale
•• Univeralty-St evena Point. The eontribuUon ia an
annual gift to the Learning Reeourea Center to aid
in the development of the Ubrary'a reference tata
. and material& on iuuranee.
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SUMMER EDITION
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June
THl NlW POINTER
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1967
One of the goals of the Student Senate Is to be t he
primary representa tive and legialath·e body for the
students of Wisconsin State University-Stevens Point.
With the inct\'asc in enrollment of summer rchool
11tudents, the func l kma of the Senate are becoming
increasingly imLXlrtant during the summer.
The &nate rulizca that there are problems unique
to summct• school: problems that cannot be effect\v('Jy
handled during the regu lar school year. In order to
fulh· idcntih· aod deal with these problema. a Summer
Scn~tc Cot~mittce iiJ being established. By resolution
of the Student Senate, t his committee will ,be com·
J>Oeed of five 11tudenh curollcd in the summer
oneofthemtobeanadult.Onepereonthllt iapreaent·
ly serviug on the Student Senate will serve in the com·
mittee in au advillory capacity.
This committee can be very e!feetive in identifying
and im·eatigating th ese problema and recommending
IC!58ion: t
~:~:~ ~~ued~~t Senate the legislation nee~ry to beat 1 - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - •• c,,_;_:;:::··::; .c:·"--:::_•·;--··•
If you are or ha\·e been intet1'ated and tor acti ve ·
student governmen t on the high school or college
you can be of gt1'at benefit to this committee.
are intet1'ated, contact ei ther Len Marcisz at exl.
or m)'l!Cif at ut. 467.
l slt hert!
wi th a tear upon my cheek.
Jreallze thatlhlstear
haanounden~tandlnli:.
anddots.n'tbelonli:
and I must cry alone
for the same reason
that I mun Jauxh. In a crowd.
I netodtiomwne
to laud! at.
bU\ CIIlOUiy
cry forrnywlt.
J hll\'e Lo•t my IO\'C
be<.-&U$6 1 "-'Ouldrft shareh.er,
and now thcrt! II no one
with wh.om I can ahore.
my empUnes.&.
Sparking, Spooning
missing on campus
Any aummer achool atudent, f rom the youngest f reahman to the oldest graduate atudent (who dGelln't hove '"'" :c. :;:__ _.; --.....::
a wife and kid at home). should recognize the definite
advantages of wann and balmy weather for that tra- ::'': :~: . ::·:.-·.. :--c:
ditlona l eummer romance.
Unfortunately it haa come to my attention that the
shaded walka and arbors of our campue are not bein&
put to f ull uae. Our mobilized students are etillseemingty unaware that eoutting in cars ia strictly a winter pa.&tUme.
feline skydiver
Bare lti!\ Mtepplni:. Kallng toward th., aky
Black cat aqulrmlng. being carried .0 hiiJh.
an \11'<'hln'& hand
land
Whll~ cloth and atriiiiJI In
Tow~r-top view O\'Cr pumpkin
Makt-flhilt p•nchute, clll, cloth. string
-Everything re•dy for experimental
~·LINGGGili:&
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Summer romaneea are much more idle. They involve ~":·~:!:~::;::~::~~:::..:::: 1 ~~~~---__:=~·~~~c
the reading of J ohn Keats beneath an oak tree (pre.
ferably with a nightingale sweetly singing and an old t
urn half expoaedJ, or the picking of daialea In a field 1
tlike Dr. Zhivago), or ideally, but heaven forbid not
too often, a midnight awim.
Of courae, summer romancee have their ow n voca- 1 - - - - - - - bulary. Firat of all. an idle flirtation can be best de·
scribed aa sparking. (Sparking is not parking IO.' ith an
added "a" as one unromantic freshman suggested ) . IOJre!>et1fE!d
Sparking must be done, however, only on
nighta. A hon;e and bugg)' a lso help.
When spa rking gets a little more serious it
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spooning.
When Although
one ia spooning
to hold hands.
canoeiitngia would
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Jurry
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flaULng
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d~p
SUDDEN PLOP!
Strelilk of black scrambling
Scratch.lnli: throu~~:hthecrop.
CARL ROBS
Point Well 'Taken
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By BIU ~lr ~ llll<'n
\\'Ill Shake..~~tare In Summer 8<-hool
Shnke~peare, WSU..SP't old<-st gra<1Uhlf!, h a~ rc<UI n,<l
for thf! ~urnmer ...eulon. WilL h.u spent the p;•~t l~~~
at a smaLl h1Kh l1Chool In Stratford~n-the-\\'olf.
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)'OU bacli: Will. How
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your y,-.r ul
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or paddle.
Of course, it spooning goes too far it can
to wooing. If a fellow gela carried away to
ot going to his lady fair's front ac~n porch
buuch or tilaCli he is t ruly wooing.
I hope now that cver)'One is a little more
the pleasures of summe r we will hal'e more
of spa rk ing, spooning, and occasionally wooing. A
quiet moonlit night. a gentle bt-ceze, and a tree-lined
walk will prove that lo,•e. like H. L. Menekcn once said.
is a triumph of Imagination over iutclligence.
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B ILl, 1UdtiLI.EN
Students wishing to purchase t extbooks f ram
· the Universi t y Store mus t do so on or before
Friday, Jul y 21 . Na text s wi ll be sold after ,_,,, •·--•'·•-·'" : c;
tha t date.
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-1 Henry IV
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In &Ql' or the ~~~~~ ~::.
A. You alnalt. and 1'11 dance lt.
Much Ado About Notllin~
A. Thla Ia very mklaurnm er ~d:::epl-.
Q. No Will, 1 think 1"\•e ._1-
This dlty arow• wondrous hot
Some•lrydevllshovenlnthe.li-ky
Bill MeMIIIen • Gene Kemmeter
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C.rol
Brt~r.
Uz Fb h., Dl•na Goff.
Tom Kujalftltl, Lynn Loewen. Roberta
t:o-en.
Kathy Rlnpta4, Sandi SCM!'. Sandy Ston&
- Twelfth. 1\l;:h.t
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STt:Vr: Rt:ES, Waukeeha, a member of the aummer theater technieal crew
makee adjuatmentl on the atage which Ia being buUt ror the summer ln
the alr-condiUoned a uditorium of the Claaaroom Center.
A. With ud unhtlpfuJ tear-a, ll!d With dlmu'd tyes..
Three thOUI&nd doUan 1
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Ay, and ;;o~.Hrnr)· IV
- Meuure for M ra~ur~
June 29, 1967
~WSU and preteens study
development of values
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