Wisconsin State
'
University
Stevens Point
J' THE
POINTER
8 Pages, No.6
SERIES VIII, VOL. 12
RHC Will ~pon~or
Fourth Film Festival
On Wfllnt$day )nd Thuuday
fvrninp, Q(l , lJ an<J N . th~
Rnidrnt e lbll Co uncil (>I'~Knts
Th<' Fo urth l ntnnational Film
Muskie Will Visit
Campus ·on Monday
~~~e
u ri on symboW.m by
Cu so n Dav id son, one of
ArnniQ's bcsc film makers.
Roundilll out thrfrSiivalaK
r::!lu~.lo~:~::. .~'ki. d~.~~tiorit.f.~ !.R~ils Ai~er:~n R~..:'~·'·iob~
b~ silo" '" n ch nenin& in
t he Wi$runsin Room o f the
" 'ill
Uniwn rl)' Centrr 31 8 p.m. at a
f;Q$1 o f SO n :nts.
F ntured t his year is
K h> bu\:o,.·~ki 's film "h m!c"
" 'hkh !Qs ,.·o n n.·ry topa,..,rd
for film makinB I ~tthe United
Stat.-~ hu
10 o ffn fo1 jan
David Thomn whOK film "Ria
Iro n" was a bi& h.it In 1 past
fntiv~l. is a film about t he old
Nar row Gace R1ilroads In
Senttor Edmund Muskic,
D emo~ rat i e
p1 r1y
vit:C1'reddentill runnin& male
Wilh Hubert H. Humpluey, wiU
s pea k o n Friday mornin&,
1ccord.ina to Prelident L«
Dreyfus.
Mus.kie, ·a Democrat from
Mtlne , wiU speak 11 !he
fieklhouaeon Frid.ayat i0:4 S
a .m. with President Dreyfus
introdudn& llimlo t he audiencc.
Amrric.a. "Siknt Snow- Sen d
Snow" is ~St'd o n a Conrad
Aike n s tor y about a
scllilophrcnic boy in a "-orld
111.11 iS ioo l:l~.
~E~~;:~~~.i:~t~~;~~;?r~! rus~~!! ~~~~::~~f~~d!;: ~~
civil
,.-~,
bcfri~nds
a
dru mmu·OO)' ,.-ho
wound~d enemy
soi.Jin .
Ot h~• f1lm~ 1ndud~
'"Happy
Annivc1Ury'' a Frcnd1 f.,c,·
about the probk ms o f shoppiA~;
in ~n o vcrnowdcd cily. and
''The Stnn; 8c~n. ·· a Fr~nch
ftlm about an old "·on1an who
..
Benjamin Junior Hi:gl'l School
hc!"C' in to,.-n_ Because of !he
high qualily and popul~rily of
the fe~linl. ltuidencc IIJH
Co uncil tl;.s asked him to put on
anothe1 feslinl proanm. All l be
fdms thllarc lobo:sec:narcnew
10 !hi ful ival u ccpl ,''h mie'".
The proje~lionist a&ain this
~~~ : : : r:~~~on~ln~c~di!~:~
?o~~~~;sllisb~re~!~d ~:~nk':.
His wife is expected to
acc:ompany him on his visit to
Stcv~ns Point.
~~~ns :~rn,e:_is~r..~cr~h~n ~o~!i~ ~!~ ~-;n,~ ~f~: · f~~~~c·;,~~
r':
he1 ,.·indow bo.\, '"You . .
is
an e.\pf rimental HungarUn jfllnl
about love. " I kip! My Snow,m an
il)'er l bll I) the official Oo.:.t tomp.-lition. Tiley " cre
o•·e rall ,.-I n n•· • i n th<' follo""f d hy SiJnl~ l'h1 l· p~>~lon
llomccuminJ! IO(nnpetition held in KCOIIIl plu ,• and lklta S1~m~
l'hiinthird.
lut,.·cct.
~nit
lbll n ptu1cd fin.t
In t he WOill•' n"s dins1011 of
placc in t he t;l.;i/ con1p~t it ion. floot compcl ition, ll)'t r pl~~e.J
llyer pla~c.J lo<'<'Ond ""llh peltell first. ""il h t>o.-IU l.r1~ inKcond
place a nd Walson llall in third
takina t hird.
In !he hooten<lnny. B.lld..·in place. G~mcs competition $.1W
took finl . Sltma T1u 9 arnn•a Siama l'lli Epsilon ~pturr nrst
SC"oondandSchmccckletliird.
in t ~ whrclb.uro w racr. l'hi
Tau Ka pp,a l:p~i\on placfd Si&ma l:psilon took Kcond and
fir~/ in the men,\' d ivi!.ion of the Delta Si&rna l'hiplacrd t hird.
l nthefour•l(l!ledrace. Dclll
Siam~ l'lli won the- II «
with
UAB Accepts
Homecoming
Applications
Tllr
Uni\'(l~ity
:~~~~an~htn;~J/~~in1 ~11i~~"d
Alpha
Si&ma
Alpha
LOIS WOO D •eig ned ove r the homecomh'lg octiv·
Ilies he ld lost weekend a s t he I 96B homecoming
queen. !Photo by J1m P1ersonJ
place withAipha l'lliinthird.
Compel ition in !hr pyramid
8 y Paulhn ty
~~3a~oo~r;~-~~~~~;~~!ft~f.:~:.~
of
fiut mcetina o f t he
bannina
of
!he
) 'U I'
lour
IHI
SI>S
:~~~!~r~~ ,~~~~:~~~,e~~~~-~ ~~:~~~~.i:~-sinr:;h:::~~t~· ~~~
~;~t~];~i;:!~e1n~J~; J!i~!~Ja~
Va usc n . 2 0 1 l' rentice
Apartme nn, 344-SS97.
The ;ewlution ! lUes !hat
,;studen!S arc cnli!k:d to / h(
t~&::~~;·~~~~:a£:ic:1~~:J~;
ad:~. u~:~i~tcr_~,~~";,u~~.~
to t urn 1n apphcat1o i\S UllY
bcuu~ t his )'e;;u 's homecomin~:
commillce~ 11r in I he process of
na l ult i nJ 1nd will begin
~~~~~c%~~ing~ o r
IIU I
I ycu·~
Theatre
Performs
UA B Serres ~~:£i~:inof s.'t
p t
d
3
0
s ·p 0 n e
t~i:~~~-
!~ndda"!~~~~iarti~~~- o!n~!"-~~~
The- UAB Arl ist in Residence
Series has been postponed until
0<.:1. 29, instead of Oct. 22as
rnolulion further citu " l' ugene
R. Mc Ph ee's interpreUiion
oonJi it utrs preJUdlmcnt."
It
~i t cs
M c P he e's
the student
'fhe U~B Artist in Rnident<'
Se11es ""Ill future !he Russ
Konicoff h u Sex1c1.
ruponsibili!y o~ the: presidents.
facullics and students of t he
Wi!consin Sute Univenitiu."
:c~tv~~:o,~~:~a:.n
l~t:rr.~~':.'~~~io~fs~h;(:l:t~~d
'Antigone' ;..:;;."~·:;:;;.....:::._,
AI o n e of the fo ur
pcrfo r man ccs o f I h e
~~~;~~~··en~ r~~~~~ c ~r~~crsi!~
"AntQone" this weet,l a judJe
for l he Ame rican Culleae
Tbeall~ Fe~tival will bo: prcliCnl.
'"Anticone" isoneo(tlle 192
' entrin in the Ameriul!. Colkae
Thntrc Fcslival, a na~1on-widc
...
T here fore, tile resolution Ooor stalin& thmr '"SDS is the
urcn !he Rc&f niS to rcKind niO!IdeiiiOCTal ic l hin& ]bcionK
resoluti o n 1 161 a nd i u
to." lie al-ked his colln&ues
.::onso.-quent in terpretation by what if wr ,.·ere auoci;~oted with
~l cl'h~e and further urau IlK'
the national St>S. The so~allod
Board 10 restore '"full and ·-,..eb o r eonspirae~" bet ween
propc:rrnponsibilit yforS!udfnt v~rious chap/ell of SllS to
affa irs 10 the p r ciidents, o•·rrlllrow theaovcrnmont is not
b culhu ondbt udcnts.
uue,s:rid Luu.
Morriw n, ~fter he f1ni5hc-d
1\r ciled su~h popular cuucnl
rcadina t he rnolut ion S!ated !hc periodicals u Newsweek and
t>topouL wn '"in hllrmony witll Look bo:causc t hey have nut
th~ Unit~d Statcf Constit ution"
condemnedSDS.
a nd is "a s hl emenl of ' Lulz noted the incrnKd
principle,"
militancy lincc !he 8oDrd of
AI Abbott , member of ttK- Recenu hn $.lid we do nor lite
Ioc~l chapin o f the American
yourldns. lleltlledSI)Swas
Anoci uion of Un iveu.ll y tllr own o fr Cl hi (' UI f o r
Professors. asbd for a minor hlcolo&fealrnsons.
e d itori a l c hn1c t o ! he
lie Aid he would Ju,J t he
reso l ut ion prescnted b)' ume fi&ht for the You111
.\ lorrisonwllichhercceivrd.
Americ1n1 f or Fre ed om.
In diKuuion which followed, American Nazi hr!y or !he
ma n~ pointswcrr brOUKhlto !he
Yo on'J Republ icans. Lut z
fore.
pointedoutllllt !ht pu!geof
John Gach !old hb facult y 1den can star! u any time.
collu1ues that il was hard for
him lo bclic>'c it (SDS) isjusta
di$$Cnt lngcroup.
Robert Zeiger noted thai
rnany SI)S clupte" arc not
violent or disrupt ive. 7.c(&cr
furt her norcd the Rc&cnls'
resolut ion wu ill drawn and
drafted which, indfect; hc sald
lhCRfJtni$OOU!dbanaviolent
The ~ffee house Is returnit~~!
Yo unaDernocrat aroup.
Thcc:offcehou5e, whichdrcw
William Lutz, the advisor to pad.ed houses at ils last
theba nnedc.roup,ro~~e lo the
one-week 1/and , will be
:=;:~te~~m~t~~~~nuni~eri:~)' =-~~~
St udentScnlle dceided ]aSI
Thur$<11)' lo have the prc:Knt
stru c lu re o f th e Student
D i sc i p linary Appe l ht e
Committe.: re-cumincd in the
li.Jht of 1 recent lloard of
N~:th:,r: m
l;!!: u:i~~1~'~- :;:
Kalb. to prcJt>nt !he 1111~. T ile
wlnnln&P•odut"tion l hcfl= will be
performed in W•llin&a,on . D.C.
Sopl'locles' "Anl i&ope'" will
opc:n Wednesdaycven' & inlhe
university audilorium a nd will
c ontinue 1hro1111h
1turd1y
evcnlr?. Perform1nttl Url a t 8
Ret~entsSiudy.
1
:·:t,~ pl~~cti'\~~c~!!~
~e"f!~~·-J~':" ::~~a~~h!
CO!Iumc:lkliper isK~hrynJ.
Gibb. They bot h joinrd t he WSU
.
rau.
dl1 ml deputment
lbrblnWuyts,astudent , isthc
assbuntdirector.
!
the~ ~t~ "~~1::Ci ,
!fj
t yu n tf's de t ree, 1 bcin&
poU11yrd by Bart.
Blakey.
!oink Nl
·
Creon, t he
Tidr.eu are
box office k>u
floor o f the
adj.lccnttolhe
n ,
P'IOCfSSING A THIEE--fOOT· HIGH pile o f Selective
Service forms for d roit oged students ot Wis-con1in
Stole University-Steven• Point II keeping R113lslro r
Gilbert Foust and h is staff bus~. The forms Yetlfy
for la<ol droit boards t hot nearly 4,000 men ot Stev·
ens point ore full-time stvdenlt. and role deferments,
(John l intner Photol
W11liam Clemr nuaskcd whether
or not t he to.:a!SUScrou,, ,.·n
associated ,.-,lh t he national
otpni( otion. butLult e.\plalnrd
thatil was nor .
Elwin Sigmund poinlcd out
t he local orpni1a1ion " cnt
lhiOU(hl hc tiiOJICiprocedures
to be rn v1nited aJ a student
org;~ni1.~tion. llc olso noted the
local group did nothinK in
violation o f uni\"(!i)l~ policies.
Richa•t.l Face $.lid If ! he
ResrnubanSUS for violen«or
disruptive ta ~l ies then IIIey
should also ban Nccrocs un the
s.ame &rounds.
Finally. ~\'Oif "'u taken " ith
103 in i i'Pionl and21 aaainst.
Dre y f us an nounce-d !he
replace ment of Col. h ck
Mowery will bo: Col. O' Keefe.
Mowery wu forced to relin:
after surgery ,.-~s perfom1ed on
hishean.
Performs In UAB
Coffee House
ret urnina 10 !he Gridiron in the
UnivcrlityCcntcrnc:~t week.
Don Crawford, a blues sinacr,
will hcappearina in the Gridiron
nl&hlly at 8on Mo nday t hrooah
Sa tur day, Oct. 2 1·26. T he
performan« is p111 of the UA8
sponsored c:offec house cir~uit
which is brinalna professional
aciS to Sievcnsl'ointand t he
o t her stateuni•cn itioel.
CrawfOI'd plays his own bran"d
o f music in !lie blues heritage,
1cco mpanying llimsclf on a
Friday, Oct. 18, the date of 12-m ina auitaror mouth harp.
Who's Who in American Colleau lie sinp sonp of Tim \l~rdln ,
appli~tionsare to be re1urned.
Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen.
St-nlon whoare&nduatlna in and his own (hi$ latesl album
hnuarywereaaainrcquesled to feuuresc:IJht of his ownsonp).
!lis show bulinen e:areer
attend one of !he two spc~ial
Oc:tobcr mce tinp ~nc:crni111 tw,:pn at 8-yeat$-okl when he
appeared in a ChineK Mandarin
an~duatk>necrc:n10nlcs.
Welf1re Commillee C~irman Drama presented by a NtJIO
Vern Rebdc:il'l reported his Baptist Church in Bc:rktley, Cal.,
c:ommittce wu plannlnJ tpcci.al his home to wn .
At 17, he was 1 bus fiddle
holiday bosservic:c an~soonwlll
investipte Grld.lron food. r.-Kts. and classical mullcmajor atSan
President S~hillin& a rd no Frapcisc:oSiate Collqt wherche
reSpOnae hu been recciYed in alsO playrd in the Symphonic
rcply to the recent Senale Bind, the Orehestn and the
reso luti on deman d.in & Strina Orcheslfl, Earnil'l& his
cxpla11111ton of the loe~l SDS way lhrOU&h tchool. he played
jau and s.anafolk alniloht.
aroupbannin&.
WSUS-FM announced Senate
In his euly twentiel he look
hid b«n allotc:d one-half hour journalism ll !krktley lndwenl
per wcc:kofair time. Sentlors 10 ldinJ school in Los An&elcs.
lie hasad ed o n 111&1=, ndio
will 1tlo bccln 1 column in t he
and television 1nd 1bo worked
POINTER.
u allist1nl editor of Toronto
eo'!~ 1J:!:~!~U~P ~~~::: Life Mapline before relurnln&
appo!ntmc:ntl of penohl to to thcenttrtainmcnt circuit.
attend. UC Gcncnl Aacmbly at
Pur~ie 'O~t,~r:!~",ru~'i :
WSU·EiuCialreinNoYember.
Sen1t c will meet 1pi11 San F11ncis.co and thc Biller
tonlahllt6:30p.m. in t he Van End inNew York.
Hille. Room of the University
There Is 110 1dmimon ch.arJe
for the performances.
Center.
Senate Will Review
Appellate Committee
which includes t he Unil en.it yof
Wis consin, Madison , the
Univer~ty of WisoonsiJI, Green
Bay, and WSU- E111_Claire, t he
•
I I I 0
Faculty Asks Regents
To Rescind SDS Ban
1 ~~;lo::; b: hthe f~:.-~er.:~~ !ru~::~t: 1.~1~r~~~~~ ~~~~0~
llc~
inKcondand AlpllaPhi in l hiJCI. 3 16 1 which deals with t he
Acl ivitirs
P e
column whi~ll 1ppeau ln many
papcnacrossthecountry .
lie has numcr0<1s friends in
central Wbconsin beeauK his
!idc:linci!aflrrninaand dair)'
o peration which is under his
~~~ln~"a;r,a:m:::,•p ~~~ ~:l.'i~
..
and aUcndingcanlc: auctions.
Pur$0n go! his ilart l i a
columnist. Jlls anonymous book
'"Wu hlngton Mury-Go-Round'"
created a stir in the nation's
capital. II was paehd with
in~de sloric:l !old on politicians
and mcmbo:n of JOClct y. When
t he aut horsof rllebook,. ere
rcvcaledtobc:Dre wPcarsonand
Robnt S. Allen. Alk n wu
t!a~lgfa~;.':a~o;~~ :~~·~~~!
"'"hollavcb«nfound auilt yof
«rtainvioluionsoftheS!udcnt
Conduct Code,
It is composed of five
students, appointed by the
Senate president with appronl
by lhc St-nlle,andfiw: fat;Ulty
men1bcn .
Senat e Presid e nt P1u l
Schilli111 mcnlioncd a stud)'
conduded for t he Re&ents .by
Mr. Will&frl , 1 former Stile
Supreme: Court Justice. The
recommendation~ of !his $1ud~
lndude ltrudure•ndproceduru
o f 1ppeUatebofords.
Tbe 5Uii11&' o f Bev Geo11e II
freshman lthltOI' 1nd atandin&
committee reporu c:onstltuted
m~ portion~ of the Senale
meet in&.
AWS ~nator Sheny Fil'lney,
clllirman of Ac.ademic Affal:n
Committee:, rcmiDded Scnlon of
one of the most popular fia ures
in the natio n;al prelidcnlial
u mp,aign,
!l is hlh e: , a Po l ish
immigrant, ~~euled in Maine
aboutlhe turn of tlle ccnlury.
which ende.J McCarthy's power
andrrntise.
'
More rc.cntly, 1-'u rson and
his auodatc Jack Andenon
brought on th e Sena le
invellittation of Sen, Thomu
Dodd o r Connecticut , and the
1\ouSC' " tion againSI Rep . Adam
Clil~ton Powell of lb rlem. by
sharp sericsofdeu ilcd u poscs
o( their frcc-whcdinK ahuKsof
official priv1k 1u for pnwnal
bcndi1.
l\e al$0wUthe fltst rrponcr
~!p::::tog~;~ r~cb!i~
Mrrr)'·GO· Itound"
"u
~i~!~~J·ui;. i~~:·~h:Ti~:~n;~·~
DIe w
n;~;tionaUy-syndic:nednewlplper
columnist who $.I)'S he dues
print 1nd braadeast what othet$
Mre too timid to to uch , "'"
speak about tile presidential
c1rnpaign and other · current
Muskic's appeilllncc is being politieal issuu. Monday nJaht ,
sponsored by members of the Oct. 2 1. in !he fieldhou~~e a!
WSU Polllh:al S cience Wisconsin State UnivenityAuoc:btion headed by Nat Stevens Polnl .
Th~ 8 p.m. procram will be
K1wabmi of \Iawa ll. Thc p oup
JpOniOfed appe1r1ncn nrlier sponsored by t he WSU Arts and
this yur by llubo:rtllumphre~. Lect ures Series. Tlct eu are on
E111ene Mc:Culhy and Rkhllld. ule at the Universil y Cen ter
Nikon . Poli t ic al sdc nce Information desk and will be
dep,ar t ment chlirm1n S. Joseph available at the door.
Th e 7 0 ·ynr·old vett ran
Woodkl 1nd Muk Cates,
auoo:i.ation ad•isor, are usistina n e wsman wr~!C s " Th e
in tbearraQ~;cmcnts.
Washin&to n Merry-Go- Round"
via presklcntialeandid.lle when
~m~rrivnlllhc:airporllt9: 4S
Hy;;·'it'~ii ·i);·~l,ared
Un ited Sut n
Se nat e in
Washinglon, D.C. for two tums.
The SC"nator from M1 inc is a
1939 &ndul!e of !he Co rnell
Law SchooL
The preu has n ted Mu.skieas
Columnist·Drew Pearson Set
For Monday Campus Talk
President Dreyfus1nd Mayor
Norman Mcshak wiU IJUt !he
offer to !he c:ampus adult films
!hal rcpr~ntalleffonsoffilm
m3kina indudina drama. romic
Homeco~ing
Winner
I
Mu sk ie wu the • fi n!
Dcmocrallc pernor elected in
modern limes in the $late of
M1inc. AI &OvernOI', the Maine
Oemoaat sernd for '"'o ter ms
and. wu later elected 10 the
leU
10
l'ca•son'sfirin& b~tlle~
~hrouAh
this l'ur$0n·Aik n
p111nenhip, however, bo:aan 11
new c:ra in journalism. The two
men , both without jobs. teamed
~~.~~';~110: r ~t1eeu)'Z-Ko~~i~r,
column, whichhatbo:c:nwhillinl
In the nation's nc ..-spapl' r~ since
Ike. 13, 193 2. Bob ,\lk.-n later
bowe.J out and Purson for
years wu t he$0leauth01oft tKoolumn. !.'inall)' Jack Anderwn
camc in as t he junior panncr.
l'earson prides himself on
nepping onnlorc: locs andbo:inJ
involved in more conl rO\'eltiC"S
t h a n proba bly a ny ot her
reportcrin o urenti:e historr. lle
!eptdS i he job ofaWal-hiQ~;IOn
repolltr
as
bo:in1
l hat
of
~~:;chn~~o~~a'theu-i'~~~~:~:t~d~
scncrally occur most in tllf
parr y in power, lli1 biuost
"c:~poSC"s" have .,:nerally hu IlK'
pohtici;~;ntin powrr.
As a rc:!ul! o f many of hii
expOS.:$, ho,.·e~c:r , numerous
members of Co ngress and olhcr
o fficeholden --nat ional. "at~
and local--were removed from
offiC<', and i n iO nll'caKs~ntt o
jail. indudinJ a ~0\·crnor of
Louisian1.
One of hislw!t lnown slndr
cu~s wnarunnins bat t ko•·(ra
P"rio<i of years with lhl' late
Sen. J os~p h McCall hY of
Wisconsin. " 'lllch culminated in
a Se11.1tc hcatinJ into chara~s
~1ainSI McC~rlh)·. and finally ~
vote of « nsurc by t he- s.mat r
DltEW PEARSON
" ho consiil t ntl)' o•·cr a pc~iod
of )'c~n >h0"(d ho"· t he Umlrd
St~t~~ was L~ina •roun~ to
Rll>'\la in t he dntlopment of
nrw'" ~r ""f a]IOn! , ll decline that
w~s finally dr~•~~<~ tiHd "'hen
Ruuia laun,:hcd l he f11U u ll h
satellite in 1 ~57 . ln 19S7 also,
1-'~~rson on a •·i~it to the Near
Ea u pr e cisely rcport~d ~
" K rfllll i n tim e table "' f or
rcvolu! ions 111 A.ab n;~o !lons that
,.-,•re to lcad t hC " 'orldto i iH.'
hnnkof ,.~r in l'H8 .
In •·arly l ? S9 , Just aftcrFidd
Cutro il'ilcd powco 1M Cub~.
J'c~1:00n made a s"in~ 3round
i h<' Cauibo.-~n and came ba(~ to
w~rn - ~ t a rune most ""t<'ls
we n · h ai li ng F rd e l ~~ a
hNo - that Ill! rtgirnc pOsed a
~r;.~, ~~.~"k~~~ a1 ~~~~~:i~
o ur ftonl yard. llr t~bbcJCamo
a ! t h ~ " Nann o f th(
Cu ibbnn," lind pn·dictet.l he
wo uld II)' to orpnll( lhe
o Hrthr o " of o ther L:uin
Arncr i tlln aovcrnmcnts-- a
pr ct.l"t wn that cam<" true
shortl)· thc:rcaftcr.
Point B lank
11~
Call
341- 1251
Ext, 235
lty Ed.Mark11nd Mikehe
Wily arcn·r rhe homeco minaqunn 1nd her cour t t lfi.'ttd lillie
t~o:ainninaofhomccoonintsotheye•nrtiin o•·er lht "'holc "'·uk?
The ·~~~dit10r1<1l rn w n for t he late ck:ction •s that Ofllnilarions
~~.:Ons.oring candllla tn are not orpni~edsoon enO\IIIh. lt 11kn about
two ,.·eekJ 10 proce.:s the q ud:n piciUICS ~nd ot her ad.-ell is/"1
materiaL. If lhe elcction"-as mo.-<dlo l hc. IH.'Jinnins of lhcweek. lhe
oraaniulions would ~vc to tK-1in preparations a week ear lier.
Robert 8u~oeh . propam ad•·i101 of t he Univc:!lit y Ccnl cr, staled
thllt <1ucenckction coulllbc u rlkrif studcn!cotUCnsus,.·n infavor
o f it.
Co uld locked, aJ,aA display e~~..,s be buUtat t he urlo1.111 ctnun.
1nd buildinp, such as !he one In tht Clwroom Ccntcr. to prevent
tlltllulinaof poste" l
RoiUIId lbchet , of !he- Universit y Center. stated t hatalu:s dispby
cases "'ould bo: epnsilkred in an)' future food 0 1' univenil)' « nter
b tilit y. AI !his l ime: plans for an addition to the uni•crsit y 1re
indcfinile , but , liauc:ascswill btconlidt red.
l'bns for the remotklin&of the Allen Center d.onot include &!us
~SCI. The O..Bo! Center has a limited budget to work wilh, t hus,
any •ddillonal costs wouldhl\-e lo fit into rheirbudp:t.
Raymond. Sp..-cht, director of ca mpus plannihJ, stated that !he
oos;t of t he &b K cases ,..., the limitin& f1etor. Tl\c New Fine: Ani
Bulldina wUI h1vc.- a !W"ho lt
to bo: used for posrers; bul not
c ntl05Cd .
•
The c:orutruction of outdoor bulk tin boards it bcina eonsidcrcd
when bulk!ins ~nstruction is compk:led and pedestrian ll'affic
,..,u
be~::/e~:r.caseswould
not be neccsu ry if people fwouksbe
moreresponslblc- and coiMide111lf.
~
October 11 , 1968
T+iE POINTER
Pogo2
Finds Apathy; Blames
Na.tionc;JI Candidacies
" Young blood doth not. obey an old decree."
\
··Shake•peare
THE
P
ODIUM
----------------;======================.,
uinah~con
umpua in rclltion
and aeti witr Nit
'The Pointer'• tie with Superior at the homecoming
pm& Saturday was more or lesa typical of aU of this year'1
homecoming. Homecoming was not really a auccesa and
not really a failure. It was rteithe r good nor bad. Every~
thin g was aort of in-between.
This i1 not to discredit a ny effort made by the people
in charge of homecoming. The committees in most CUt!ll
did excellent jobs.. But they were often burdened by
working within a framb..-ork and direction that TM Point·
ercritici:ted in !nat week's editorial.
This week we would like to redefine our criticism and
hope thtat the homecoming committees meeting in the
ne1t two "·eekl to set-up preliminary plans for nen year
take our comments into consideration.
·
Firtt, let WI either have two elections fo r homecoming
queen, one to red\K'e the number to fi\·e candidates and
one to elect the queen, or let the fmtemities alone nm
candidates and hold only one eleetion.
s~ndly, let us cut out the stupid point competition.
Thirdly, let us have one big weekend of eveftt.a (minus
hootenanny, lki~and games) inatead of a full week of
activities. Let ua have the bonfire and queen assembly
Thursday, the queen'• election and concert on Friday and
the parade, game, alumni activitiee and dance on Satur-
.
Finally, Jet ua direct our eflorta toward acbool. unity
not organizAtion competition.
The Editorial Boord
Gene Kemmeter
Bill McMillen
Poul Janty
Laurie Leatherbury
f(gjj ~ ·'"Jtk.pluHttl.
Wdi S{)()ff, "Be JtUI.aikJ
. A report in a recent issue of the Eau Claire etudent
newspGper, The Spectator, diacloees that that univereity
will in11tall telephone& in moat residence hall rooms for
DCJ.t year.
This "Centrex System" will 001t approximately $10
per phone per student per year.
Whitewater State Univeraity is the only 1tate echool
that now haa thia system.
Stevens Point ia now also slated to receive telephone.
in aU residence hall rooms by the fall of 1970.
Details will be worked .out within the nut two weeb
in meetinp with the telephone company and university
officials.
We applaud the long awaited end of wing telephonee
and wonde r if installation of a room phone ayatem cou1d
pos..-.ibly be started by next faU at least on a beginning
TM Editorial Board
Why did the Bo.rd of Regenu feel it necess¥y to eNnge t he
n.t~me Wisconsin State Univeu.ity_-Steve!11 Point (and 111 the other
nate ._miven.itinl to W~in State University System at Sttvens
Point?
And why did they chllnge Eugeno Mtf>hee•s title 11om Director ol
the sUote university 5ystem to Eateutive Director of t he nate
5y5tem?
The Pointer
State
5ecms
J;'
Stat.l Unlvenity. SubaclipUon pliCCI- $5.00
per,...-.
Qlaltatlon &300.
Tllol f'OL,"TER otnce 1a
'r.k~!IU-1261. i:xi.W.
lldltor-Gefle
Kemme~r.
loea.~
1.n the Un.i¥Cntty Cmter.
1··~";~~~~~~~:2~~:~~~~':.
~
l:d.ilor-Bob Holden,
Ut~
Wa..hl.qton "81.,
!1~·2321
AOVlSO&
Kr. Dul HoWillaD. Woonnt.tlon hniCNo Ed. ~T
Da.,. :11aunwu1. BW BmR. Jolul B~neman, Judy Bnlcklne", Cbar._ Sr~~Me. Bn'IP'ty s-Jn&", Dave Burton, Da\nla Buill, Q&rla.
~ IWuo ~ Wlke EV\1, IXnn.ila-t"e,FtedO~
eb1o, IMck OIIMid, J.lcl Olod~ Mtk• H&tpet", Jam9 Hot.er,
J~r, Fted K&lilck, Blif"ban KI"IWI, Pl.ul Kui"OIId, BlckJ'
B1nt J..oeWen. Ed Uuka. Seolt Martin, Oeorae Wecka, Jud.J'
NIIDC)'
-lAw.
~ Tom
N~
u~
Pet.e.--. lolarylol.l Ren~.m.-tU,
Mal)' Bcbotn}ebu, Don Slfrun!'. K\111 Slmp.tOn, BoouUe ltt.rlolt,
u.. n.lacker. o-na w~
J
Ka&J'CD
w~~w~. ow..~
uncertain
and
uninspirin&
I
or ima&ination to the ~ ri0111
problems that faoethenauOf\ .
In ll urnphl"ey's ca~. the
SDS wouk! like to Pllblidy
thank the Po111terand allthasoe. dupention of tho underdoa
st ~~~ en_ts and 11111ient accounted fot part of hit poor
orpnu.auons who have eorne to performance. Uncertain of his
~: al!~;e ~~J '';;'~ ""~~~[!:.!~ f.l'C:t~~ o.v:df:rc!st~~:~~c;f;:~
orpnlu tton but also porn! ?ut
the need for more co-opcraho_n
by all student croupr on this
~ampus w.hen such f11nd3mental
JSSUcsarc mvolved.
. Surely SDS's f"IJ.h t is now the
fi&ilt of all stlldents--thc f"IJ.ht
for student freedom t? run
stlld~nt affairs. llut if we
fdlow Ikmocnu, the Vice
President stu mbles Of\ .
Ni~on's campali n, on the
Ol:he r hand, is dominated by the
overcautious appr~chofa man
determined to preserve a lone
Jud by avoidin& errors. While
11 11 mphr ey reds p rruloiiSIY
from one position to anothe r.
wewtlllnumph.
oftentakincnostandatall.
!loth Nixon and ltumplu cy
' ::·;~'!',~" ':!'~~ ~or,~~~~or~~
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Venoeremos,
Jamca A. Brakkcn
Chairman,SDS
Unhappy About Homecoming?
Queen
Assembly
emotion
10"1S
t he" frown on
prosramcr'sfacesiJatorch·l~ht
paralic fllfmtd for l oi5 outSide
t hebu11dinc.
Even chaoswouklhavead d~d
a s park of lif e - - an
Dear &.lito. :
uncommitted. reaction. Or is it
On Thuuday, Oct . 10 the acccptc.J that if you r candida te
an nu a l Queen's Anembly isn'ta fin1list. why bothe r?
Also , it would have adlied a
proaram was held . Cone weR
the chairs o n the n oor, the pea t deal and bun nite if the
convention loo k, the packed. foo t ball team had appeared .
blcadi~ rs and the clamor of Perhaps. the cheetkade rs cou ld
pco~i~c "';:'~~~t:~lec:~~~·sat
llavt'.n~ 'r:C~b~~~cr:~
on ·
the bleachers each wpant ted. by horrtccominc
pn!es?
of the
But .. I
~~u~~eoft~'::!i~c'c"io~~·t: ~!: ~:~~~tc~~~c a·~~~~ ~ 0 a~r~~tnit!
What is 10·rona: il that the five
finalists wlected to run fOt"
homecomlnc queen arc not the
fiYc finalists the campus would
have liked to sec runninc. What
is even more wron1 is that the
five finali1t1 arc not a fair
representation of our school.
The five finalilu 5hould have
been 1 student choke, not a
facultyoradminisualivc choke.
r m ce rtain that the 1tuden11
would be: competent in makin11
~:~fr~~ 0t~e h!'!:eco~~~~ sp~~~
but
qu1te
the
CCln tr.uy -- Jt
would unify it!
the different andiliatn. J:ach thc olfinc.
'·
RobeM Youn1
cro11p llemo!Uif atcd• for t hesake
Name Wirhhotld Upon Requ nr
o t dcmonstratinc ami their
cand idate .
The ot her p01.1ps tolrrated
the ot her demonstrations. The
lkar Edit(N":
question and antwcr session was
I 10"ould, fint of all, like to
not a time to eniuate but to
thank evuyon-e involved wi th
"c ut " the other canliida tcs.
the put t10·o hom ecominp fOt"
Mrs . F r leman·s pcr110nal
n•akinc them so wonderful for
commcnu. 110mctim n hesitant.
failercdastheprocramdid .
lkar J:ditor :
In retlospcct. however. I
As uch cro up waited f01
t heir candida t e to be
When 1 la.r&e mll.iority o f wo uld like to offer two
reintroduced before lcavin&, student s w~lk a~)' from Jhr s uccellions for fu tu re
honi:N" cuards formeli to usher h omccomlnc bonflr~ homecominp.
I t seems, from my
the cirls out. By 1t he time Lois diq:usted -- Whotn banners arc
Wood, alpha betically last, was han cina: protntina individual u.(X'ricnce. t h11 the fiv~ final
rtintroducedonly her suppo rte rs fir"liJts - - When nume rous 'lu~n candid.atrs should be.
remained and behind them was studentsareintheprocc:ssof choK n by a direct st ud ent
anempt)'C)'m.
pro tc s ti nc homecomini-- election. I lion'! really believe
The on ly uncom milled Obvlously 110methinc is wron1! that the "help of 1 qualified
panel of j11da:u" is necess-ary.
The queen u lectlo n should be
cntlrd yast udent choice.
l atsofccl thattherc isan
The Faculty
Queen
Selection
Wa Ilace Platform
.
Shows Con f us •1on
Br Fred Ginocchio
~vcral
flcts bt0111ht out in a
~tl:~·.;68:"~.~:::;;~: ~:
the
f edera l
bu reau
of
::;::;ca~~r11 .,19~~:fo::bb~~~~~
~::·'!':,:.:~ "·;r.:.~t::o::,.;o
population) , 90'lo above the
na tio nal aven.cc . Al•bama &150
diliwellln the ~U~~Yitedassault
ca tecory. It rate Ju t year for
each IOO.OOOpenonsw:u 18l.S.
For the nation lSI whole is was
128.'' It is obvious that
simple·mindc.d Ccorcc hu no
110iution fot"lawandordct." Hc
e1nnot even IO I~e t he dilemml
in hbstateof Al1bama.
Alon1 this same line of law
In eaencc _Gcorcc is A;Y in& 1nd o.det Ceorce de clares, ··we
.t hat the sta te IS notaf11~ct tonal will not accept violence n the
part of the whole. SO<:>ety or aiUWtr to any problem be it
cou_n try , but .an Independent s oci al , economic or
entity, which IS absurd . li e also wlf.Oe~elopcd . Anarchists and
wanu to rdur~ t he school law violators will be trutcd as
')'S tem l nd opcntho n of lttothe such and subjected to prompt
Jtatrs,pntctitallySiyin&.retu.tn lrTCit and prosecu tio n.'· By
education to a morellrict fo.m st1tlnc that he will not accept
ofsccreptlon.
vlolcnccastheanswcrtoany
He Wllnls the states to decide problem, he puts himself in 1
who Cl n vote , or a retum to 1 verY awkw11d and contndictory
mon: st rict f01m of policical pa~ t ion .. Previous!)', he lt&tcd
disenfran c hisement of the tha t he would run over any
Nearo. and he ~nu 1 penon to demonstnttor t hat laid in front
have the ri&ht to discriminate of his c:~ r , 1 1ood eumple of
apinst a penon in rcprd to ~lolence. lie also believes Jhat
hous:ina. This factor would help . .-iolence is ·constructive in
to m1int1in the chtttoc:s. One 110\vin& the Vietnam war.
Speaklna. of taw riolators,
would have to be totally"t11ned
out" to thillk thcte politics can Gcorcelt one time stood in the
IOivcowdomcsticproblems.
doorway of 1 n Alabaml
JO~e~~~~,e o~ 1 ~~~~~~m:01 :; pur1~:'~!i~~~~· :~~~:r'!~ ::~
America~
l ndeP':n.dent Pan y
pre sl~en\1.11 ca rwhdate, has 1
crowmc nu~ber of 511pporte11
amonc pracutally all sccments
of our IIOciety. He appeals to
many ol the reactionary rich,
somes11pportin theranksof our
so-called "educated. inteUI,e nt ,
super.. ~ re," eollecc lllldents.
This week. Geor&e officially
presented JUs party platform.
Typically , many of GCQrae's
co unceo11s supporter& are
unawareofhispoiicirs. Letus
take a closer look at wh" he
rep resents. (The followinc
qootu arc taken from the text
of Wallace's pan y platform and
~refoundin0ct . 14, 1 9681Aue
11100 MaJn St.. 3U·2UO
~ Edlt-BUI J.ldl.lllcn, 11)3 Pftntic. Apt.. SU..ae.M.
8porU Edlt.or-'1\m Luch, UO Baldwin Hal~ Ext. 298
N.- Edltoor-P~rl J anty. 334 B11rrou(lll Hall Ext. liD
J'eal.utG Ed.ltllr"'-'1ltlko Qomlnow&k.l, zn Knul.lm, £xt. 801$.
1
well qUIUficd for the
Dear Editor :
~~d'u:!t:dc~).ddt\~-c~~ ~~!
Universi ty
'nHt POISTI':R Ia pubttah«< wee-kly u.ecpt hol\d.l.y1 and ex&m·
tnatlon period:&. at Stevena Polnt, W'-"Ln, by tlle atud61'- ot
~
attitudcofthcavcBIJIIAITICn«n
SDSsThanks ~:~~~~··~t:!~f~~~k;~,~ff:
£or upport ~r~~~~~t£:;;~7~[.:!~1~~
G inocchio 0~-
W isconsin
t he
Rt1~rJ N~::n. ~~~~~~~J~c:li :;:
A9aU£ Au Op
"""'-
to
hiVe boUed down to JUSt an
ordinary, dull dcdion . The
rencH•--• tuddcn ch.an&e= , of
broUJhl on, in part, by the
upc:~:.p"!~j~'~•l c~W:.i cudlda t n thcmsclvu. To
understand this chan~ o f
o rpnlulioN u we ll N a ani t11dc, wmc ltnowlcdac of the
number of lludmu, their
anawcn were .U the aame - " 1 candidateslsrrqulrcd.
1
rc.Ur h.um'l thOIIJh m11ch
aboutthil."
presidcn tialca nd idatesofprovcn
So wit h 1he umpua ~:ompctc n cc, c~ttraordinary
orpnlntlolllspUt,thcttiMiellll
lponnt, I hue auempted to expericn«indfainofslltc and
de&e thil"mood"uitappllcs lrrcpro"hablc prii'IIC Jives.
Th o uah neit h er hu the
nationwide, \natcad of j111t particu\arp~.nachcora.ra«tllat
campua-wide.
'
commends one to 1
1968 --Would you be lieve a styk-ronKIOIIS IIJC, each is
prnidcntial election year? A ~::S~~~!''!h:•• ~!~ ~~ p~o;,~
ffolfW))~ 'RwUioM
~.
r.ucd witll 11)1111)' drums,
many pOlitical surprises. which
yur
By Dick Mulowald
TlK Polnturcccntly aatped
me to - the polltlalap~thy
of The Milwaukee Journal).
Ccorce di.u"uucs, under one
r,~t~~b· :~:t~~
l·=~n:!n~
eden! co•crnme nt hu
pntctlcall)'takenovertheloCII
~r.e:r:~~-. c~lh:atr:·d"!~
covcrnmc nt in derapti.on an.d
flqrantriolation ofthcBillof
Rl,hta, has in the put three
decades •iud an.d ursurped
m11n)' powen not delepted to it,
5Uch u, amon& otben: The
opcratioaaod ooatrollolthe
public ICbool systemolKftral
1\.lte:t. Tbe powlr to pteacrlbc
tbe d.ibibilit)' andqu.allflcati.onl
of those who would wte inou.r
l tltC and loCI! electlonl. The
powerto teU thcpropcrtyowncr
to wbom be canan.d c&lllloOttc U
orftllthisproperty."
topursuesuchl;ourusumaybe
neca.saryand require d to restor e
to the sta tes the powen and
au th o r ity which ti&htfuUy
bc lon& to state and 1oc.a1
co•·ernments.'"
l.AW AND ORDER
~~;e;s~!rud~e~~si~fte: 0 a ·~:i;n~
o;011rt inju nction proclaimed the
disc~:c~hein ro::wp~~~~~ !'~~:~·~.w~~lat'~n.intet.
"law 1nd ordtr.'' He 1t1\U in hill
platfo rm ,
'lawkunCSI bu
become commonplaoc 111 our
prucnt society. The perrnbai'fe
altitude or the cxecutive 1nd•
judiciary at IUi tioonal level tell
t he tone for mont! dce~y.'· tie
continued tocmphuize ailwful
soelcty,tobrin&about respect
forbw .
It iaintcrestinJtonotehcrc
(An
CONTRAD ICT IONS
As Ce011e proccdes IO sPe ll
ou t his prop11ms, he contin urs
to ce t wrapped up in
con tradictions. rucali111 his
ex treme co nf\rslon 1 11d
dcspe "n tlon. Tltis time the
national . eamomy is in the
!ime-li&h t. Ccorp:propoaesthat,
" Industry and o t her qe ncia
artdorp nllati.olllo/production
Band Praised
Our Editor:
I think James We1tbrook and
the Poin ter band should be
commended for their very fine
performance 11 Goerke Field last
Saturday afternoon .
The diipby ol prccWon in
thelrroutinn, acc:ompaniedbya
rich, full 110und , which in times
rot~,~d ~~d:' ! :n t~~~n'.~:
bricht spot of the week's
homecomincactivi tics.
ll isthelatkofjustthistypc
ofpcrfOt"mancethathasruultcd
in an llli tllde ofi ndiffcrencc
towud the Univ~rsity. felt b)'
th e larce majori t y of our
studenll. lfthesamedfortput
forth b)' th e b.lnd were
employed in other University
functions I am confide nt the
by-product would be a much
IIOU& hl·lftcrpride .
A Non-Band. Member,
O..nnis E.Judd
~~f:k1i~ia~~n ia~k r:~c:~i~'f.
They don't have tobuild iOoat.
butltwou ldbcnicetosccafew
more of them 11 the parade,
dancea ndpme.
Finally, I would like to
ex t end
my s in ce re
conp;~ t ulations to Lois Wood ,
ournewhomecom in aquee n.
JunneBartia:
must be freed from the tver
incrn s in1 intr u sions o f
covernmcn t in to the affairs of
these i nllitut ions a nd
o rpniutions.'" No t only dCKs
thispa licyl.uvet hefieldopc n
for crooked industr ies. it also is
con t radicted by another policy
offered uvcral pantcraphsdown
the article.wherehesta trs,•·we
will support and 1ssist businea
and industry in t hose areu
needful and desirable:·
c~orce s11ivi nc for another
con tradiction sta tu, "We ,..ill
work toward 1 reduction in the
tnburdenforalloutc:itilens."
But previous to this statemen t
he promised: '"An immediate
inc reue in SO<:i.a l securit y
payments with c~l of a 60!1.
lncreax in benefits and an
Increase in the minimum
payment to SIOO, with annual
cost oflivincincrcascs."Where
docsCeorceplanon .,chinJth is
money, when he promi~s thU
tu cs5hall bertd.uccd fora11?
• Gcorce's platform for the
most part hu been prncn te4
with emphasis on his belt; of
iul ch t , i c n orance and
cont radictory policies for the
bdtermcnt of Amcric:l. Now. at
~:st;tahn~.s''f:rt~ ~~o;.~~;!
$1.1pponc n, rich, middle cl.as$.
poor, ·•educated. inteUicent,
~Up<' l ·aware," Jludentl, run out
~~~r :.:~~tiously campai&n for
Where Is
Health
Service?
Do you know where the
Univcisity Hulth Sc:"ioe ia
located and whit its funct ion•
arel
Is th e Health . Service
adc:}~tt~1rntcd,conllctStudent
Senate.
~~ruf~l~ide:~~~~!~~ is~uv:'~~~:,
arebedevUedbythe "thlrd·pall y
candid1cy of Georp: Walluc.
who hal read the polls every bit
ascar cfuUyutheyhavc , but~l
cone con.~denbly f11rthe.r in
tailorinchiscampal&ntosullt hc
fun and anacnofadisturbc:d
eountry.
·
· Both men 11e apprehensive
about what W1llaoe mJ&ht do tu
them on dection day . Yet
nei ther hu had t he politi cal
tO IIt &ce to take on t ht
puc naclo us lillie Alabamian b)
condemninc him for what he:
is-- a demacoaue who ha~
touched 1 nerve with his··~:.~,..
•ndorder"theme.
These are · the tluec maJo•
candidates who will face an
electorate filled with apat h).
covered ove r by 1 wan of
conscrvuiJm. The moods and
motivations of t he voters an!J
non-vo ters fit no simple, smelt
definirionofapat hy.
Some respond to ntional
ca lls for rcst ori nc the A mcrrc~n
::fcav~~c!~ ~i~!, ~=ri:~~ ~=~
tobe110·ept up in amonJ.if
di50rdctcd,tideoffeelinc t hat
the times arc out of joint, that
the f11ture e~ n take careofiUtif
rf oni)' present irrit ationJ n r
conc cted.
S;rd.ly , the drum s and.fifnof
the can didates' lir own out tiW'
very voices tha t micht
contr ibut e mostt o a concilat ion
of the nauo n·s conmcu. l h~
probicn1s co nfr ontin& Ame11 e~
today ali demand liard thinkm1
andconl tructlvc debate .
They will not be solvrd b)
thl: )jl«c h·lnscandidatesorb)
the nostalcia of the ck~toratc
f or more tranquil llmn
Mo reo ver. a dtlerrnt ncd.l)
retrogre ssi ve body poli tic eou!J
inflame foreve r the soru tha1
mcrclyirritateittoday .
Senator Speah
Senate Will Act
To Curb Regents
Ju:t"orRd~~·s:~:~or
The !loud of Recenu stand
on then:CQ&IIitionof5tudcn t
orpnir.ationsOf\llateunivc rs:ity
campuws has beeome t he most
serious and important ia ue on
the campuses this fa ll.
The issue bepn th ilsummer
when theBo11ddecided that the
Students for a Di:mocratic
Socie ty wu 1 $Ubvcrsive,
anarchist i c anli disruptive
orpniution. The problem is,
however, that SDS on
WSU - SP'1aompus has not done
allylhin&sincctheirrccocn irlon
Jut )'e& l to justi fy th e
withdr.~Jofrecopi t ion .
Thusyo11r student senate has
pi$$Cdare110Jutlo . cmandinc
thatlhelloardOf
cnt5Siate
in a kncrwhy the)' cit th1t ou r
chapte r of SOS wa subversive ,
•narchilticanddisrutive.
There are t,.·o oain iJlUcs
bcinc bro111ht up at thi5 time .
One istheif;sue thatt eStudcnl
Senate lc&itimatcly cqniled
SDSand.that SOSha broken no
lawonoroffe~mpu The Buud
of Regenu h:u Interfered "'"h
t he studen t 's ri&h t to h~•·c
ceMain&roups on campus. If t he
Reccnt s want to the y can h:ln
any orcaniution limply IIY
oJefinin& the tum ••.Jinupl!vc'"
ve ry loose ly .
Another !slue h th at of our
university's IUtonoon)' . Finl.
with the Student Conduct Cod~
~nd now with the recent rulin~
on SDS the freedom of ou1
universi t y to co nduct its ov.n
affairs is bc:inc impeded by t h(
BoardofReccnts.
J:ua:cnc Mc Ph cc"s reccnl
cha nce in title. mal.:inJ htm
Executive Dlrc ~tor of the State
Universit y system connoutn
not nine scpari tcun ivcnitk5bUI
one iafiC mca:avtriity ,..ith no
diffcrtn ccs in the •·arlou>
problems eac h uni•·crii t y f~ ccs
I Uflt more students t u
bceorne awa~c of th is prohk m
be~au :ie the Stu.Jtnt Se-nate "iii
tak e more actiOn and we would
like the support of mall)' of t he
studcnt s in u uo sta ndap inll tllc
Ret;Cn U.
A Point
WSU-SP's Nudie Play
Banned By Regents
By Bill McMillen
Nevcr to be outdone b)" an)·thinc that hiJ>fl<"nsat the UniHr~ll)
of Wisconsin , WSU - SJ> has Just had. ill fint nudie ('13)", ·•p.-,·ptnr
Peter Panlowski.'.
The pla y, produce d in th<" be ll to10·cr of Old. \hin b)" a JfOUp Ol
underpou nd students. wn a rinci n1 succeu for a wildly clappon'
standinc room only audience. The play 1Uclf is an upliated ··er11on of
t he old loca l Polish leacnd of Pcrpint l'~ttr and LOO:ie l. ad )"
Codivodowski.
The ancient lecend has it tiiu l oo:ie l a4y Godivodo,.·sk i tht
aris toc:ntic wi fe of a local tavern 010 ntr . rode naked thro111h tht
5treeh o f Stc•·ens Po int to protest rhe con,·euion of th e Wlno10 s~ r
Winery into a Polish uus:rce fa~Jory. She rode thro111h the 1\ r ~tts
early on a Sunday afternoon and all ,.·ere inll r11cted to keep thou
shutt ers dosed . (The PJckrrs 10·err on an)·way so no one ""'
1round.)
•
1\dwcver . one poor l'olonia j>Otato p.rddkr l'rttr Panio .. ~i
blunliercd into Market Square JU~\ n thr Lady was pa u ing. Ye Old r
T_avcrn l n .Bue w~s cnrqed. at !he •·ioLllhon of the Loo~ l ali{J
.-utuc 1nd lmmcdtatcly cu t off both of Pct cr"s ens and made hun
chUJthcfina ldrcpfrorn t heWinoiO·Ik!Winery .
The undercround ltudrnts in their hell to 10·cr prc Kn uuon
chan&ed much of. the o ld .l~ge~d to conlme nt on today 's liOCkt) .
l oosr laliy Go d1 vodowsk r s nde to the students symbo iileo.l tht
Estab liihmcnfscorr\lption In the face ofprogrcssive ch.1nae(think
ofaiith~ poor _peoplea _cood s:rusaac factory co uld feed).
'
Peter 5 pum$hment In the new \"enion came not becauw he ~10
thc .~osclaliyun_clothcdbutbce~uschehappc:nclitobcsmokinJ
maruuana u the h~e . Cuttinc off his can symbolit.ed the tavern
o~nen rcfuul to II." Peter a judicial hearin1. And makinc Peter
dnnk the le~t ovc!wmc illullnttcdthc Establishment"sacccptanccof
moral dec:~ym~ wm_e and the rejection of mind inspirinc ])Qt .
The admlnrs t n.t~n at f"II"SI took a non-committal attitude toward
the pLaya performano:c, awailin1 word on what to do from t he Boa rd
o f Reccnn office_ in Madison. The Stevens Point police department ,
common cou ncd and thcriff's officr refused comment and
deman ded a private showin1 u soon n possible. The unidenrified
t?C.d WhO tOOk the paM or Loose lad)' GodivodowJki 10·ent into
hilh~l&ndclfortsbepn t obc mad.etouncoverher .
~1n.Uy , I decree wu iaucd by the: Board of Recents bannin& all
nudity on campus. The adminBtntlon actina: to carry out the law to
the letter lt..lled off the bell tow~ and aOO the 1howcnin !he
rc$1dent"Cha lls.
Howcver. it isnowrumorcd thattheplayisbeinc&ivcnatvarious
1potsalon1 t he NllkaoftheWiscons:inRivcrwilhJRIIIuCCCJI But
the addedaltntctlonof aq uickclca nsinadlpinthorivrr .1111 y
account fort heplsy'apoputarity.
October 17. 1968
Pege3
V •ae tna m ese En d
o
T
Ob servataon
our l~~·~J~:t~;J:::~"~~
cam~<
here we didn't e'neUy
knowwhattOUjMC:t."
A Review
\
Th•
Preservation Hall· Jazz Band
Presented Wonderful Concert
Ei&ht ten South VJ.etnamuc
eduuton ended a 111M-day
upreucd hope more of thcir
Ws~o~&~ C~~n~~~~:~hez~~~
40 yun, who pl~)· ed on
W1150n's teams here in 19 18,
notr-11 that his old mentor was a
"man's man". li e 11111ht more
thin ubject ma terbl- - hr
ta111ht thiflis ...-ortl'lwhile in
lifc ."
" Look 11 the pic:ture of Mr.
Wat to n in you r r rogrllns," he
adriKd , ")'Oil can fed t h~l he
flood fOf rei(>i'tl. lf t here .,.·ould
be more professors like him
tod1y wc would be h1vi11.11 ks.s
problems on our ~mpoHs
around the: count ry."
A Stnen$ f'l)i nl n~tiv~.Zotn
u.ill he ('jmc ba~k to th~ Khoot
as a f1i<-nd forth~ first Hil l\' in
many ~·u". " l'~e b!OUKht m~ny
teams o•·er he1e ~nd I made
them real\~· ;r.lmost •unt to k• ll
)'OU r b.u~rthall ll•ams." h~ S3id
JO~Inli Y.
" I also kMw MU)' (II.Q;~ci'l)
.,.·o uld be her~ and .,.·ant~d to Jt t
SOnK' o f h~r spuit."
Mi» Roach, an cm~ r itus
pr ofcsw1 now ruidina m \:au
Clair.·. wu a colkl!lUC of W~ t wn
ncar\)' all his )'tan at the ~·hoo\ .
.\ ppr o;,~hing hrr 83rd billhd~y
on Nov . 1 and ShU bclyint her
aJc ph)'Skally ~nd menta lly hy
*'lust two decades, sh~ drew
frC<~uent ootburstsof lauahtcl
while tdlins of byaonc da)'l at
the St eVCni Poin t Normll
Schoo l,
Miss Roath has frequently
enrou!lgedtheprcil"ntfaculty
to U'-biW. strontt tics of the
kind which ui~ted hetc: in the
days of Mr . Watson. Saturday
sl'lc Jp in madethc plea in her
promotion of the "bi& family';
at mospl'lerc at •mall univeuitics
andcollfgc~rnpusn.
en~onu r a~e}"r~~~~~~e~ot~~cu~;'
membeof
rs Watson
to take who
he~d did
frommuch
t he
carcu
mote than teach -- he abo
served u a n in1pira tion for
younapcople.
State Senator' Will iam C.
ll ansc:n a n d former WSU
prnlll•·nt . .~.tid \\'~1son nra•lr a
)l'fda l ~on trihntiOn to ··cnt ral
Wt!-<'Otum. GtOjlnphy ncn·r ,..as
strtMtdas animportant suhjo-ct
hcrc IM'fO<e he nmchcr,·~ml hc
thus i>iotlec!c..l '" I" U''Idilllt
b•:th'r tiiCpiiJimn for d u.sroo m
t u~ho.·rs. thc $C nllor saod.
"We
mu~t Il l>'~ Wa t ~n
•·rcdit
forpr.·parm~thiltl !!<' llm afidd
mo~t''*' ntb\ , "
hcatld,·d.
J>r . <Oo rdon ll af•·rbo:ckcr,l'i«
pr.·sid,• nt for and•·mit affaln.
n1nt•·r uf ce remonies.
intro.Jucong Mrs. ~'a t l'On, her
.Jau•h"'' Mr s. Vu gi ma Koncsof
IJ.Jt on Rouge, 1.3., and he r only
s:nndchild, the Rev. Urian
K ova~sof Ne"' York ,
.,..u
Numerou s cmNitu s facu lt y
memb<'n .,.·~ r eIn t he audicn~
wi th nic~tl and nephews of the
bte\lo'atwn.
Wat iOn Hall houxs Jirls this
yur.an.J lllO!itof t hcmwercn't
born "'hen Wat~n retired
in \ 946 , Many of the reJ.idents
att ended the progr~m and abou t
15 of them So.:lnJ a ""'"ll
c:o rnpOIC'd Sl~da ll )' for the
ceremony,
cv~n
fumins proccdurcli.
c~r;;::n In""~tur": P~:a~
prc::;:ms
o~~~~is~ist~n .,::~:
C10A 1H~~~ ~~:Zr· ~::~~~= ~~i..:~ty r:~~cr?ca ~~~pi:;:~
*
t' ou.r tttn ynn after l'lb
dea t h, moreth1nahu ndrcdold
frinds o f Charles F. Wat~n an.J
!~&'in IS man)' people whone.-er
kne w him atlcnded dedication
ccremonln for a new residentl.'
hall n1mcd in his honor at
WSU - Stc.-cnsl'omt,
Saturdayaftcrnoon's procr.am
was o ne of t li ma~in a
home ro 111ins even rs at WSU anJ
was packed with humor about
and prais.c for tho.· man .,.-ho
x rvcdtheschoo l asagco&llphy
profeuor forJJyun.
The northernmost l'l all on
camp us · has a !ounce cquip(>i'd
with. a ...,11-to-..., ll and ccilinJ to
floor s.c t ofwindows, nuffy rual
and colorful occalional chain.
And in t his ovrr·W:ed livin&
room !ICIIina, ,.·here hJJf the
J IICIIJ wcrc forced to stand,
tlueelonatime frkndsof t hc:latc
Mt. W1ti0n paidtributn to him.
qric:ultur •l cduution leaden in
Vietnam to rome to touthern
~~r :,b;su~:V'in': lo%~~ r::t'f:.~~~t~:~ ~~=~: w,i~~
The o ne thin& thJtarcvk.,.·er
' By Sc:o tt Sc l'luttc
c r owd . Eve ry 10n1 was
m1m drud the most about his
job II n<M the rcvk"' of a
~it~'~!'ot~~~t f.:'~d C:~a~;~.t~~~~
drudfulconcrrt.buttheruicw and t he "St. Louis lll uu" at thecnd of thecontell,pcople
hcmustwri tcabout tMevtninJ refreshina.
leaped to their fret in
performance tl'lat is w aood
On many of the numben,the prolon&tdstandinaon tio n.
c~ry 1dK~tiYc bcromn trite.
voke of ''Ocde" Piucc,old and
On Th11nday, O.:t. 8, th e full offun.1 dded the lyri~;~to
At the finale, tluce m(mben
Fkld hous.c ...-as full of stude nt s raa tin•c.blunanduocusional of the Nnd k-ft the stase an d
to l'lear a wonderful concert by spiutual. Thc hiahli&llts ,.·ere entered the 1udicnce. Se veral
lhcP!-ue~at ion ll aUhuBand .
wi I hOUI
many, but I wu •·cry fond of II II d C n t I,
Onto tl'le stap: walktd Billie Willie ll u mpluey's dan~ina 1nd enrour11cmcnt, hopped up a nd
Pier ce and her ncar-b lind sin&in& on "Little Liu Jan~ ... foUowcd tht tri olnd a hundred
husNnd Joxph LaCto~ "Ocde" t he beautifu l American hymn o thers joined them in clapping
Piuce . llil~u. td owna tan old
and
dancing
around
the l!fm. l
"A Clo$c r Walk with Thee." and
upfilhtpianoandllunchcdan the IIUCOUI fina\f , " The !)3jnU can only u.y, more powe r to
t hem.
o ld blun atandard " 'ith htr qoM• rehin' ln ."
husbandaddin,anunden;ta ted
One <Miler upcct of the
tru mpc t totl'ltiOnJ.
Th~ tYIM o f JIU thU the
conce n which stri.k n me is the
0~ by one, th e rest of the
l'r cKrvation Jllllcn pby is u trtmc Irony thlt was prexnt
band pbyrd from the winKS to mucturedbyynnofp\ayinain
In the fkldhoux , A sn of white
the staae until the Nnd "';IS t he New Orluns styk-, and y( t fal'c:lisc:rnmcd and applaude d at
complete . William llumphrcy the beauty is that muehofitls
added a mcllowclarintt that he shtrr impr o •·i sa t ion . The black musicians an d the music:
could alt.os.,.·ina, J im Robin:10n, mu$idan$ arc aJ.,.·aystryinJ new created by the barbarity of
liner)' hundre rh of ynrlaJ!O.
on trombone . ,..as a mastn at t hinJS.
Whltpri~isstillbcinJ!plyedby
subtle syncopa tion and Josiah
From this upcrimen tation thebladrac.: tOilay?
Fruin added 1 rW:ky·titkcy
wood block stYle and fast finacn Kcms to rome thcunrutraincd
T hcK s.cp tqenariansarc the
joy of the URUI'JCde;l , Not or[&inals and the joy of their
on his drums.
The K lc ~tions that t he Nnd e•·cry th ina thty tried .,.·orl::ed, ow n bnnd of music:, as on ly
played were rompriKd of old buttha tdidn 'thtt t hemas th ey t hey cou ld play It will not exist
...
cn
t
on
t
heir
n•crry
way
tryin&
1'- n d~rdS t hat weno new , I lm
lnttnycars. l'hcaudicncratt~
swe,tomany. ThcywcreaUold, newtcehniqun.
r~Jdhoux
participa ted in a
but the vi"lity of the musicians
l'hc:cffcctofthcban;lonthe joyousanddyi nsphtiKirncnon.
and the distinc:t 1tylc of the audi~nc-r wu Ullr>'dous-fOf a llow mu~h we wo uld ha•·e
Nnd mlder•·cn"SwanecRi•·er" u"Uil)' restrained Stc\'rns Point miMed if .,.-ehadnot been t here!
Ceremonies Surround
Watson Hall Dedication
''""""
~·-·
Unlnni1y of SaJ&on, AJd he is
imprcSKd with l he fluibility of
Stncu Po int'• eurric:ulum.
South Vietnam'• fin unlvcnitics
will undCIJO ''¥cry rapid"
vowth after thcwarcnds, andit
w1Ubcneusury to l1110rethe
:~~~d . flu: iblllty there, he
rC J UIU COntiCI with South
VJ,etnamcs.c educators.
Dr . lh c: h uld hc was
br the Jpiri t of
coopcrll ion lini::JnJ Khools a nd
univcrail ies in Wisc:onsin 1nd ihe
role placed on education in
:~~~ulna developmen t of the
lmpre~~o~td
Ac:a.demlca courtcd most of
The fricndlincuo fthcpcoplt
their time, and visits to 11CI
farmcnwerc po pular"timeofr• here frequently popped up in his
ac:tlvitlel. After lcarnin& how e~a\u at ion of thc pr08fam. "V.'r
rob-ttlndar d apic:ultunl land likcdthcconacnlality,franknes.s,
wu madc productive by mode rn and spirit of dedica tion to public
tcchnolOI-Icll J)'stems in t he: JC~Iceatthc u nivenity, too."
Plover lfCI, Dr. llack said hc
American campus protuts
believed aimilar propanu could 1nd dissent over the war make
bcdoneinhis homeilnd .
interntin, reldinJ in Soutb
tic said hc would encourase ' VIctnlm, he u.id, "so when .,..e
The Treasure Chest Has
Wonderful
Mcmtelo1111
and Som. MHWfy
El. .ont Gift
A WOR KMAN is shown here welding together port
of the stetllromework ol the s• le ol 1he n-ew field·
hoose os he dongles from o <rone. !Photo by Bob
Okrosins kil
Gl.. lngld.ct•
.
Dr. David Coker, hud of t hc
WSU rouns.cUns ccn tcr 1nd
coordina tor of tl'lcir propam
here , saiddcspite1hcah0fttime,
thcdcleptuwuaaivcnlbroad
understandina ' of hiahcr
education 1nd how policies arc
rstablishfd and imp lemented.
They ,..ill be bc u er 1blc to
undentand American systems of
hishcr tduelllon as t hey
continue thrir tour of thc
Uni t cd States, Dr. Cokcr
c~plaincd .
Our . procr•m went
··u11cmcly well and achle~ed
the 1o;,b. We only wish t hey
c:ouldhave staycdlo nscr."
Still Looking For
A BeHer Than
Average Used Carl
'62()Los ""Sa"
door Iedin, autom~ tlc
tr1nsmlulon. power lttet•
4
tniMndbr~tktA.radlo . Spot.
leq lnsldcandout .
'64 OLDS "88"
4 door hardtop, automatic
l tanlml n lon, power liNt·
'"I afl(t brake.. radio,
wbU~·• IJ till,., tutone .
Mint rornll•ton. Oncnwner!
'63 BUICK
Ll'Sabu! -t <loor. automatic:
tran sml n lon. power liNt·
In&. udlo. nPW whltt wall
~~~. l.A.>llll 1 owner. StiOI·
'65 BUICK
Arts And Lectures Series
t:J~ Ira2doorh ardtu)>,fUJI
1.%"'~rid\' l~~\:'~~~ !~~~~~~.
n uk k . 0fJ('l . C l>IC Trucks
IJ(X) Blf.>Ck ~t~in Strtet
31~-1100
A
docun•cn tuy on
prOJtam. li e shot the sc:r~s
;;~~,;~~i~lll!'s M:~~!~-S'r;~~;· ~:~!~~ ;';,~it;:,.~;w~t~~:r':f:tMf:~::~
Tue5d~) .f1l1110~1
WSU - St~•·cn• l'omt ,
~;.~.~ ;:,:. ~r!r-uoJ
CLOSED MONDAY
Sc~~C:t V.:ou ~~t!"•
the22,xa:10n
II T
Sho"· lillie "ill bc II 8 p.m.
in Mam llulldins auditori um,
Tictrts ..-ml,.. 1okl al the door .
Studfnts will bo: 1dmitted by
pre~nting II) c~rd s at the door.
hmn Mot~alf. professional
photocraph•·r and film producer
from MichiJt,Jn . wi ll narrate: the
If Walls
Could T alk .••
UTILE JOE'S
DR INKING
ESTAI US HMENT
'69 Camaro SS Sport Coupe, plus RS equipment.
!IOU don't
haw to ba
ilD opamtor
to Ci1ll bar
long dlslimca,
•.
oooliDru:!U na llil~
Look. ltcosts jUitlpiUinc:t. 8utm1ybeahtdot111'1
Mow. So llO 1hud 1nd be I big hero. Gfvt h• 1
ring -• ·d ing tonlght. lftth•nntbtlt thif!G tObeingth••·
..•
Some people have a hard time
communicetin1 with youth.
Notua.
We ju1t brinc ' on the 1969
Camaro, then tell it like it il.
It il: ·RestyLed inside and out
with • t'IIIW pille, new bumperl,
new parkin1 li1hta, new instrument panel, new 1teeri ng wheel,
new etri pinr, end ne w co lo re
indudin1 Huner Orange, whic-h
is wild.
It is: Full of new fe1tu rea
indu din1 bi11er outlet& for the
Altro Ve ntilation, • 210-hp standard V8, end a lock for the 1teerin1
column, igni tion and lrllllmis8ion
lever.
ll is: Av1il1ble with a little
devioe th.al • utomalicelly washea
II•
Film Will Be Shown
SCAFFIDI
On Mississippi lae
"'"'d
advcntur~
of
OI •O~I~
h•:!:G~
,II~o~IM~":!:;ro:::;·-==~===============-=======;
P,T1UJANINN~
344-6652
,.,
StnensPoint is about t he
lm~llut cit y in th~ir itin~raiy .
They ...-m,eturn home on NoY.
6.
,-----===-,
Wo-No!Aeredu - s 1_ , . . , " '
" '
lnttrpre tt n wrre off In four
sepuu~ a roup1 to o ther
your headliahta when you bold the •
windshield wuher button in.
It is: Still wider end weiJhtier
than the rival s porllter w!l're too
polite to name.
You ahould drive • 1969 Cemaro
at your C hevrolet duler'1 the
firliv~'::~';o~~ ~L ....,
Putthtcr.. flrst. ll....
••ftnt.
TO MAKE THE SCEJIE FASTEIT, EAiiEIT,
AT A REAL STEAL . .• CALL lOJIG DISTAJIC£.
Iii\ WISCOIISin Telephone Company
~Pif1ef . . lbtieawilkB.Systtm
Talk's cheeper ell day Sunday. No need now to wait until 8.
.. .
UCIDber 11,
Injunctions
Requested
Against DDT
On Campus Monday
YIST A.Will Recruit
More Volunteers
Colk&~
Jhid tnU
~•-:~•kmic
from
all
N cklfOIInth are in
The Cl t lle ns Nllurt l
Ruou rccs Asaocil.tion, headed
by a WSU-Stenns Po int wild life
pr ofessor. hu tequn tcd
Atlorney Ge nera l Bronson
LaFollette to issue inj11ncl ion1
aaa inst abou t IS eltirs pllnnin&
to u~ t he ellrmica l D.O.T. In
dut ch rim dfse•~ eon tro l
lui~ partic11lar taknt whkh un
be
used
to
fi&ht
pow rt y.
~. ;,· ,·.~E~·
,· ~ v,,,!sr,:,.,\,i,~.',',',•,',! dcnlopin&education
:,~or~:~~r~' · r:i::b~~~~~
u._
, rc:erc:at lon
w •
·.--
•.o;o• l~n.
M. t'I'K~ntat i\1«
from VISTA
•nll tiC o n ump111 Oct . 2 1, 22
.~nd
and co mmunity orp niu tlo n
procrams."
VISTA Voluntcu PIOIIIIIII
~)
t o trek qualified arc klutcd all ttuoua h the U.S .,
~Jn d !d~h"J who arc willin& to incl11dint llawaii and Alaska .
ll"t'nd one yur in s.ervkc. An VISTAs tnvc in urbln and nmo l
lnfou11i11on boot II will~ Ht up slums. in Job Corps ~ ntcn , on
in the Univc r$l t ~· Ce nt er from 9 Indian RcKrvationt, In ml.&nnt
J m to 5 pm u ch d.ay o f the llbor romm11nitks and in ~ntal
Jnw .
hulthpr01111111. .
THE MEMIUS OF THE UNIVERSITY ACTJVITIES
IOAID include lrom lei! to rig ht: l irs l row, Noncy
Olson, Corolyn Ttmbt!rlo ke , Bunny Hoeft, Pot Meisler,
Je 1 i Hue mpfner. l ynn to 8<ot ond Sondy Voenen.
·
"W htk I Run This Ra oe,'' a
"A n app licant 1lonn't Mcd
lloc:unw:n ta ry mrTatcd bY ·any p11t lwlar skill!: to join
Ch~tlton ~~~ ~ton wi t h 1 musical VISTA,"
uld ~~~ - Blltkc .
~oo.v t~ by Cha tlk Bytd , will N
"Select ion is b>oso:li on emotiona l
~hu ...·n in the Univf!Si ty Ccntfl s t 1 bl l ity ,
ma t urity ,
pror,:; ·id en t F r ederick
Baurn&artner u.id his poup
mustered cnouall sup port to
ha¥e a pub lie hn rinau-hcdukd
on the cont ro¥ersia l u5e of
Second tow, toffy K< ueger, Eo< l Wildenbt!•g~ John
l onwtte"r, Dick Neuville. Pool B•oun, le n Sipper, Poul
Piekorz ond Don Kul ick. (Photo by Bob Holden l
~~~iT;:,;!;~~. itth;:~n·~~~ ~~~;~
~-ulor
Radio Station Marine Corps Will ~e Here For Interview
to Ca]ltain D. prQJramsareuaibble forhJ&hJy
The Marine Corps OffiCC"r Corps,
Tea m will visi t the P. Cotelk:•. sd cc tion officer. qua lifirdsrlldents.
WSUS Holds Selection
Won1cn ortiOL"r pr01f1ml
WS U Stcvens . Polnt cam pus on
At pre se nt t M t.brinc Co rps
21·23 to intcl'l'kwUudents iso fferina ptiJ&n ms lea dina to a t lso now ope n for junior and
in t erested in bcco"'inc co mm issio n to fre s hmen , xn ior ....·ome n.
Open House Ott.
sop homorn. jum0f s and$Cniors.
com missionc doHiCC"n.
~~~~n~~ 'rj~"~~.t- ~n.~,3 &~ ~~~~~ti!~'n:~ ·.guhyndt~bi~rp
ac~ordina
VISTA ~o luntern peop l e help thcm n lv n.
'"" '~'"II -it h t M ~op lr ofthri.r Voluntecn help com munities to
,·u mmunities to mut tht Mlp the mx lvn by workin1 and
,·hatk-!ljlnoftod.ay .
li¥in& wi th the people they
Til<- strikin1 sue~" of the xrn."
4100 VISTAs now In the f~ekl
To join VISTA one must N
lin led tQ rcq u~SI$ for onr at lust 18 yean okl. TM~ a~
111 .000 nlQre from J.oc~l ~~el'l'ire no entrance Rquirc mtnts or
ajlcnclcs tht QUiho ut t he euml111tions. Mani!Cd co11pks
,·g un \! )".
may llt l'\"e tOj!e ther If both are
VISTA iii intrrcned in Pfi!Pk accep ted and do nol have
"'llo ~tc wilJini to dedicate one dependents 18 yun o f 11e or
)" CII tO liVin&inoJ Worldn& with
YOUI\gel,
th<· p<>Or , " Aid Paul Burke ,
Vo lunteers recci ¥c SSO
,: gg rdina t o r o f tile mOnth lyw hichispaida t onCC"at
WSU Ste•·cns Pgint dri.-t . "We t M con1plttion of ~~erviCC" . In
~rc c spccbll y intcR5tc.J in adllitio n. VISTAs rerien an
,-..olk~·· studen t ~ whg fee l the y al lo ""'n ~ for penonal e ~pe nxs,
.• h ., ,.·l
llf
..
Wievel Wins f::!c::~e:.ollsilli. wllk h 'lilieS
Merit Award Committee
~~;u'::t'~!!~~~:;:~~~~~,%~~~ Begins To Plan
III'SU Stncns Point, is one of
:,~e~it ~~~~~1 ~~!m ~~~i~.:!:~~~ New Stadium
In
Anociation
on
Conserv11ion
l nf01n1~tion .
o~.·p~::~~·n:o~r~n~~~f~::"u~~~:
JII<'!W:n t ~ll
l'hur ~d~ y
~.-embly
t hf comm~n.U t lon
nlf.hl bdon I n
of t h« " uni¥erli t)'
l~•ult•·· S14t<' Supcr intend••n t d(
l' ut>lk l nmuttion William Kthl ,
th~
o ther "'inner hom
W~-onwn . l ftt"ind hiJI "'"I 'din
..t•ff,•rcnt pubhc prOj!fllnl.
~
1\,,:~;· ,n"·r;~-~ ~~m~ :~e s~~:J
~
n
w 1t h
Fred
Sc hm c eck lc -- i n t he tlltn
r <·b t iH I)' ntw conK I"IIion
ol~p;ar t m<'n t .
Jorse nson nored
lhJI WiKOnsin hl!i 1bo11t 11 0
,·on"'" "'~IIOn !ipcdalists on its
r~•· • ull
no ....·ad~ ~s who well'
· . tr~m~ll l l SteVcM Poin t, nlQSI of
· t h<"lnbyOr. Wir•·cl.
'" In your da~s for ~u ture
t.·~··he r s.
you t111 ined many
~o pk "'ho arc ltaini na many ,
man ) o thers , too," Jorsenwn
m
I
,.,d.
A t"'tlve mtmber co mmiuce
h a s been cret tc \1 U
WSU St~vc n1 f0int toatudy the
poMibilityofbuild illiastadi um
on t henortll cam p111.
Pt uide nt Dreyfus hn
app oin led nsislanl to t M
preNdent John B. Ellery. 11
cha irman of t he sroup. Ot~er
~mbtrs arc ll. obt ll Krueccr ,
E u aenc Brodhlce n , lhn
ll o uh~n .
ll.ayn10nd 5f1Cth t.
ll. lt kFred crick.R lcN rdBe rndt ,
Klnn• Krcb5. Williim Ndson,
John RoNrt s, Nei l I~Vr oy and
John Brtnetllan. l)eVroy and
llrcnemanarestudcn u .
The conun iu ee has d iKu ~d
loa tion. t y~ of facility, Rte
(prob>obly 10,000 xau) after
dccidi n1 that It wo uld be
impncticalto auemptt o ut ilite
Goerke Fie ld 1in ce tile
upandinanceib of the pub lic
f=hool sy stem in t he futur e
would 1111ke fuU and tmpk: u$C
t' W~t :.~~1~~;
Yo'SUS- FM , campuli ndio
statio n, d ter its nru week of
br01d casl in1. had o~n lloux
S unda y 10 show its new
cqulpmcn ttoviRtors.
'
JohnGriff it h,studcn t ltation
manaacr. commented abou t the
st aff and ~rJonncl of the
Uation, "We shoukl haw no
problems. and uptonowthey '~c
IOIIenaloncJustfinc."
BrG~..t castiltl 24 hours from
Friday to Sirturd:iiy" was an
activil y the l tationundertook
forthe1 5 111hon~ecomina . Other
activi ties
wc!C
co¥t rina
the
Th e Mil wau kee xk:ction
tum will N ava iltble 11 t he
Union to prO¥ide information on
o pportunit ies in th e Marine
Stu.Jcnt1 1111111 puSS<"" a "(" '
l'lfl'lle, pus a ilnen t y·fi¥e
minute qualificlliou tn t. bcpllysi callyqualifirdandpoue»
tM kadcuhip pOtent ial mjuircd
of 1 n1.uinc offi CC"r. A~Utio n
Superior-Pointer pmc, pande
CO Ye!IJe and kidd ie Show,
" Rhyn1cs tnd Ridd1ct:."' on
Sunda y from 4 :30p.m. to S
p.m.
St!Kicn t sint~ r~tedin¥k101in&
the fa tilities may sto p by
anytime at t he north end of the
campus Khool. The sut ion is
8\1.9o nt hcFMdia1.
Jim Laabs Music
928Moin
f
St.
Must Complete
Loan Forms
Wis co n s in St ud ent Loan
borro we n must eompltt c t ~c
Form II EA-4000 which ..-u
&i¥cn them and ret urn it to
St11dr nt
Fin ancial A1ds
promp tly .
Se cond ~emc5te r WbconLJn
Student Loan disbunemc~ ua,c
bcin 1 p rcpued now for
dist1ibut ion.
Students should folio ....· tile
dir ect ions mailed to them 1n
evcrydetaii . Only t llo~~epropetl)
eompleted forms reecivcd b)
()(c. 25 can N auured o1
recei¥in1 their loan In the sccun~
semester .
A New S~lection or
WSU Sweatshirts
& Jackets
Whoever too k lhe hlack CI'O
from the l'our lbu '
Saturday n[&h t, Ocl . 12. ~bout
nlidnicht. please return it 10
Barb.N III.oachltall.
jac~e t
EMMONS
Found - One p;ait of men's
surqtlasscs in lh<' pnkin& Jut on
Phillips St•cct ~nd l'or ta&C"
Co urt . <.'a ll 344-9666 after 1
~er:d:r!nnd f~~~~e rc~~~~
died becau.e or the "'" ler
po Uutillln.
.
Dirccl and delayed mon a ht ~
from O.D.T ., mo¥CIIICnt of tbe
loxlo- chemica1, disappe aunt~of
ncslin& bald nak:sand cuUs
tlol\l Lake Michi&ln will be
uplaincd .
Just Arrived-·
FOUND
Shellas t lla t ~ rson'1.
spnyi na b to . be&ln m
Milwau kee and ou tiYtnllleU.
" Results of tha t hca rin1
sho11kl be known be fore any
sprayln& Nsi ns,'" Baumaartnrr
said . The Dcpartmcnt o f Na tunl
Resour ces will eonduct the
1ession in t he state offic:e
buiklinainMilwaukee.
Baum aa rtn er nid lhe
c:Ompllint i1"-so: d o ntheN!Jd
tlttlt
D.O.T. II 1 harmfu l bioCide of
a r ut pe rih t en ee •nd h
drstroyln&entlrc populatiOflsof
bildl; lllat1Mto tal en¥!10nmtnt
of Lake Mlchlpn 11 brine
UNIVERSITY
STORE
ACIOSS FIOM IALOWIN HALL
Phone 3-41 -1666
Open Tues. & M . til 9 p .m .-Other doys til!'i p. m.
,.,1to~mp..-Sttreo-component
Sound System•
aod1o..-T.V.'-AII musical ln lln~manb--occeuorl"
We W1lco m• You lock With a
10%
Discount to All Studen ts
With J.D. Cards til Nov. 1, 1968
RENTALS:
m
Portahle T .V.'s and Portable
Stereos only 87.00-month
is b11ilt funds will
'"This i~ JUSt wme thina to
han- <Wt r a crack in your wall co~fromst!Kie ntfcesa ndwill
be amor tized over 1 t wen t y yu r
1'-1~ ' - It should N SSOO and
Guiton • Amp ... AII ln stnrm•nll o¥olloble on 111ntol ba.llt
wi~ll it to ul..t be-," M l ddcd ~riod . Cou is rouahly ~timatcd
"'"h1 lc maki n a the (ormal i tSJ.8million.
rrcKntallon . The plaque and
c;:mficate !>P(dfk aUy liu Dr.
l'.wvd'' achirveme n\1 or 10
)~Jr< as chau ma n of tht no w
n~turJi rcwu rtU department 11
WSUand IS YCIISUdirectorof
•umme r consc i'Yt tion wortshops
m the !iUte.
OlD HIGHWAY 51 NOITH OF MOSINU
The l'bttnille nati¥e became
cllailm;,o n "'·hen th<re were four
t~ c ulty
membc n I n t h e
•k('~rtmc n t . This fall, wlten he
I
CAST -YOUR VOTE !
for W.S.U.'s
''BEST DRESSED MAN ON CAMPUS''
Balloting for Esquire i\'lagazine's " Best Dressed
"Man on Campus" is now in progress.
Pick up your ballot at PARKINSON'S
CLOTHES FOR MEN ..• Downtown
Stc••ens Point and cast your ballot at:
University Center
De Bot Center
Allan Center
THE SHINDIG
<Home or Big Name Entertainment)
"'hnquisllt'd t hoscadminmr~~ t i¥r
dulles to dnote fuUtime to
t ~ac hina . t he tcachina ataff
numbcK..t 14. An i ncll'~K in
lll'~dual c!i from 10 to SO was
noted durin& that u.me decade
fro m his departme nt.
. And undct hi:s luGc nhi p
<' IIH"rac d from 1 acnen l
conKI'I'ation prQ&nm ~~~ in
!.Oils. wa ter . foKSi t)', wildlife
and rcsourcemalllaemcnt .
Wild l ife manaaemen t ,
ruou r ces economics and
1\" )ou r ce policy a nd
administ rat ion Ill' hi:s l~til.l
ct.mroorn topics. but M has
taught nurly every course
offnedhy hi~Gcpa rtn~n t .
HUNTING
SPEOAL
301 OfNf l0.06 Shdl
$2,88
THI
BACK BY POPVLAR DEMAND !
Tho
I
CONGREGAliON
hom Chloooo
Taxes Slashed!
TUESDAY AND THUISDAY'-GIIlS AlE ADMitTED flU
G uys
lf2 Price
Memo to:
WHntsdcry, Fridoy, Soturdoy ond Sunday
lf2 Price for all before 8 p.m.
Don't Fo'll•l Jom Senloro on
S~ndoy
T~hing pe-sonnet. • II ltO""elari", 111 emploven of tM
Uni'lersity.
•
Al l
•bov• ar•
All of tiMt
eligibl• lor t.1111 relief through Mony'5 r~~
Sheltered annu ities. You will
on Wl$C011sin Income Tu besKki
Federal Income Tu NOW. plus bt~ your retiremen t benefits IO<
l11tron ,
2:30 to 5:30
A\1•
Mony's Wiseon~n llf)eei•list in TNdler '5 Tu Shelters h~ tNtd
here in StNtns Po lnl for 31 yelt1i •nd will bt happy to lefVe you~
he has 011~ 200 leacher"s in school or University lYstems. His pic:M e
appeared on the Mony ld in Time ~zine, Sept. 13.
BILL'S PIZZA SHOP -
SPORT SHOP,
1036
Mol~t,
MAIN STRE'ET
CAFE"
Home Cooking
with
Homemade
Pies and
RADIO DELIYERYII
344-9557
Antt All
Oa¥ S~Y
i~.- In
lioN IO< yow,
Andt>OIOftlydoeoO.o~Noo.....,
home of the lf2 Pounder
QUOJOMH,.,.,01 .... ol.,..,..<d;o000ftd
1.....-e•. "'-t~rouo~lerimeo/
11Hprof•o>lotoolct.anlrogood1.41Mc~ .
o...:lo'/Mir"lll"'"ontHogo;..lllou ,
rhehor~.
l he ""~atlol.n,..," oneol-nye.ciriftg
,_d..Ogn o,ln og<ocel..l..+.itlo/
Opel'l - Dolly
C l~ ~~~lghtt·
r.,.. m. r~ •~ '""" ot>d
diomONitingooteblonolf\iftg "'lo
..,.,..llli"9 DI Ite.!>ondeouOO<d;,g..,
01 rllelee!.ngolbelngengogod.
Cookies
5 30 A.M. · 2:30 A.M.
r, · ,,,,.,_ . ,
~~~r•'-'"'"'
7 to 8 oz. or Tantalizing Beer Served
on Hot Italian Bread
1811: ~~-
For furth« in lorn~.~~tian on tiJI sheltel'" •nd , _ tenures eddie!
teeer'llly in Mony'1 T•11 Sheltw p!.ns call Hel'"b Reh feldt 344·7542.
Qt:tobef17, 1N8
.....
THE POINTER
HALL-A-DAYS
Co mplied by S.11dr. Hr no
KN~ E N IIA LL
Phi Sigma Epsilon
The broche n o f Plr.i Si&ma
Epsilon welcome IM foUowlna
men 10 t M faD pltdse du1:
:~~~r'~~~"o~ ·K:i~~ :~~~~'k~
t iumni 1bo held tlr.cif annual
homccomins party II P.p~J oc'•
o n Satu rday and !he annual
Doll and Sud1 pllly at Jordtll
P11kSunday1fternoon.
Plooloes, llfii.. Hb
Crtcn, t.likc Klddcu
Kil l
Kolod &ik, Steve Fou 1~d I'll
Ep~~: .~!o~~;!ct. ~~YS~~
Mc faul.
Dwinl homecom.i!\1 week th e J im 1\anK n 10 Donn• Evans,
Phi Sip wuc adi¥c p~rticip~nll. Don Mc yrr to Pt t B~orck tnd
On Fridly ni&hl lhc broChen Gene Valor I O Nu cy
h.ad 1 st11 plfty for ahamni 11 Kimbc rlk n.
Poin l Bowl. It wn followed by 1 •
AJ10 IIIIIOUnC~ were t ill;
homecomina dinnu dance on
S.turdly ni&htat tMStcvcns plnninp of two brollr.rn of Tau
Kappa Epsilon. BiD Biue is
Point Country Club.
pinned 10 J une 0'10wUJ, o f
In lnlnmurab the Phi Sip Alpha Si.fm• Alplr.a and Wayne
wo n their fourth stni&ht Jlmt ctark b pm nedto J oa ~~nr F i ~.
by defulina t hc Sia Pi's22.0.
Thc ystiUrc mainunddeated .
~· ~~!:!.. ~
B y Jud y 8r~ldl\l
Tllb ynr'l hall countil
mcmbcn 11 ' Knulull lla U 1rc
Jcn y Keyes, I EaA ; 811d Price,
I So ulh ; OIVc Teetc:link.2EaA ;
One W~rrill , 2 Soulll; Tent
Nor lhwood, 2 Well; Byro11
C h11e , J
E11 1 ; R ick
Dtuffe nbadr. , J Soulh; John
Thies, J Wu t; Randyl)wnc r,4
East : Bob llcnftin&, 4 Sout h; Jim
Frics:s, 4Wes!.
Co un cil of fian are u
foUows: presiden t , Cary KuuJI: ;
vice:.p ruidc nt J erry Romano;
Jccn:lary. Tom Kernen, 1nd
lrnsurcr,Do nPclcrs.
Knuuc11 '1 sn~ek bar is bttk
in opcn l ion this year, S11nd1y
lhr o ush Thu rsday, in the
bucmnt from 8:)0. 9: 30 p.m.
llot dopandpopanbein&IOid .
T he 1968 ruffed aro uK
Knon has btenopenlino::Scpt .
28, tnd wiD remain ope11 until
Dcc. l llnthtpartcllhe sta le
IOulh of hi&hwty 6'1 . Cold
wuthertnd rtin tecoun!ed for
many youna birds !hili sprina,
but 1 ftltly aood harvest is
predicted. Productive vouse
huntin& wiU be&ln wMn most of
the ltucshave dropped and t he
birdsbecomeeasicrtoKC.
Crouxtlps:
iniOIUdlkn-dnt h onrtimcwil h
4 Ellnwinnina,9-8.
liVER IIA LL
,t.cltit'itesln l Mir.a U promilc
111 lntcrcsl ln& year for 111 Hycr
wo rocn.
This wee k Wedncsd.lly the
"Feminine Yo u" committ«, I
rttndin&lr.aUcouncilwmmltt«
timed 10 cmphuiu 1nd cru lch
the femininity of 1\ycr women ,
sporuorcd its finl pr01J11m. The
I. You won't
maiiiH fonst . Crowe tre birds
of the cdp 1nd 1ft most likely
tobtfoundinlheshrubby•ren
where fttld and forut meet, ot
ln forcst cklfin&s.
wi&Jc ts.
ll yrOIJyphlc:s,tlr.aUp.apcrlo
make ilstppc1n11ce 11 the end
of th e mo 11th, an d 1 formal to
kldr. o ff ncJ.IJI:mcsltrlltcvents
intheplanninastqcs.
2. Sunny d.ty1 wi lh little or
no wind Itt !he best bet for
aoo d a r o uK huntina. The
w11mth of the t un induca the
birds lospcnd t larzcputof t he
dtyloafinaa ndfcc:dinsinopcn
a rc u, mlk i na them more
t tccta blc lo hunters. CrooJI:
tend to slick tode!IK covertnd
flush wild o n cloudy, windy
dtya,but t nywcat hcr youcan
llllld isWOf th l try .
Knu!ltll llaUp11111tobuilda
Six Students
UW Phc;umacy ·~~"if~~i~ *~::~~~~i~Z:!
1tq11irtd for l he totcmpoltlnd
work willbcsin10011. 11 ishopcd Attend Retreat
to be com plcled by nul spr inJ
willr. Tom G ustin in ctr.a rse of
conslrudio n.
Dr . Riclr.atd Olr.Vllll. Director
of Adm issions of the School o f
Plr.armacy at the Univcn.it y of
Wisronsin,.,.·ill s~akon0ct.23.
The n~c l ina is schedukd for 1
p.m. in Room A-1 12 o f !he
Scitnet" Bu ildil'l&.
Knullf.ll intr~munl football
cllampiolll arc 4 Easl. The
playoff aamc ,wu played
Thursday, Oct . 10, bet ween 4
East and J Wul. The aamc wcn l
Knutzen Hall
Again Wins
Hall Display Ski Club
Elects
Officers
::~~:~!,Z~~:~~~;~ a,~ ~~:~
dirccledanddismis.scdhis~q~d
to t M fou nl of rcfrcs.h mt nl
where tn impromplu band
played hymns to the townfolk.
A homccomina banquet WJS
lr.eld 11 tM 1\ntltn, Saturday,
Oct . 12, I I 7 :30 p .~. It wu
l lttndtd by IOliSIOCilltl. The
There wi ll be 1 mtetin&
loni&ht 11 Ann Lyons, 2220
Division. AU vcls with six
months or more conKtutlvc
scrvice In • nybnnc h oflhe U.S.
mi l i t ar y a r c c li a ib lc.
RcfrtshmtniSIIUIUII ,
blr~· ~~ou:il~cJ!!fltolr.~~i~~
yourse lf wi lh 1 huey, clum.J)'
aun, ti&h t bores 1nd hiah
Ye loci ly loads Inte nded for
d u.ckl. A 10-f;IUJC 01' li&ht
12-puJC ,11111 wi lh im proved
cylinder or modin~d clr.okc ist
=
rkt;: 1 :,J~~f~~~iy,''u:or,~
8. Win&-lhool in& lfOUK is
1
~~c~~~~·~ ,!:...~,y'~~!d~';!:
Placement Opportunities
Monday, Oct. 21 - Wedne sday, Oct . 23, 9 1.m. to 4 p.m., The
United Statts ~brine Corps will interview all lfl dlllltl inltrUltd In
officcrcandldllcKhool.
Mondl)', Od . 2 1 - Wednnd.ty, Oct. 23, 9t.m. to 1 p.m., VISTA
wiU ttCJ\Iil anduatu intcresud In wrvice with this &OVtrn rncnt
•se ney . AU m~ora tn Invited to in luriew for posi tions in youth
workandsocia\ wdfarc .
Tlr.ursd ay,Oc:t. 14 , IOa.m. to4 :30
p . IJI. ,~ollc&t
Lifc l nsunnce
Co.. wiD interview aU majors in tcrclled in career oppOrtunitin in the
illlunnceOcld.
Th111sd.ay , Oct. 24- Frida y, o,t , 1S. 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m .. The Uni ted
Stales Air Fo rce will arrive to spca k wi!h all sludcnts inlercstcd In
Aifforceofficc r carec!opportunitics.
Th11tlldty,Oct. 24, IOa.m. to 3 p.m.. Roadway l:xprcu. l nc., will
inteniew Business Admin istration tnd Liberal Ans sludents as well
aU majorslntert$\ed in career opponunilics with o ne of America 's
le:tdinsmotorfrei&lr.t com panies.
11
Mo nday , Oct. 28, 9 1.m. to 4 p.m.. Woo!wonh Department Store
will interview aU majors lnttRSied in retail store ~naacmcn 1
posl tio111.
·
Tu esday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Otfn~oe Contncl Audit
A1ency, Chicaao rrJion will spuk wi th business, economics, ma tlr. ,
=~ti!~~e~it~~~~b·~~!i~~·;:t ~~d~~~~~;!~!y. •udilin&
and otrlcc
tslr.otllall limn .. Cono:: ntnte!
Tucllday, Oct. 29, 9 1.m. t.; 4 :30 p.m., Tnnkrs l111uta11ce
You must be plr.ySica lly rud y as Co mptny, Milwtuku, will spuk with all majon interested In l.llu
well. Ct rry )'OIIJ 11111 II a 4S • tnd office posi l ions in this maJor insurance company.
deane
anllt
across
your
thest,
Sill Stcve111 Pointstudenll
Thursday , Oct. 3 1, 9 t.rn. to 4 p.m., Con necticut Muc ual life
so l lr.at you can thnysmo11nt it
l llcnded l hc 1nn111l faD retreat
J . When lookilllfOfplaceS IO
lnsun nce Compa ny will SjKik wi th t il majors lntcrutcd In ults
on Oct . 4-6 11 Lake Genna hunl , lhlnkliktllfOUK. Crousoe quickly.
9 . u yoJ act 1 chance · 10
positions in lnswance willr. one of Ame rica's lcadi n11 co mpanies.
sponsored by !he Intcr·Vanity nC'Cd food (weed seeds, berries,
Cllristianftllow-.hip,
wild fru it , pee n , I! IC. ) t nd shoot 111rouseo11 1hcaround ,bc
The l'lucmcnt Ce nt er wishes to tnnooncc that tllml ltd number
T hey were Phil Gilbert, Jo hn pknty of shru bstn d l maUtrua 1 &cntlcmln t nd turn il down .
o f 1969CollcacPiaccmen l Annua lsh.aveurived for fr ee distribution
Brenema n , Jud y Br oc kln& , unde r wh ich IIIey ct n ltkt t M You11 c presumably lr.1,mtlna for
toara dua! lnascnioll. When you llopin tosianupfora rctruitmcnt
Sh.uon Wtdc, Bob Dut on and sunwil houtuposinathemse lvcs aport , and aroon d,.l uicina a
int erview or to upda te your placement filc , be sur e tOltl your copy.
Mllitm Olsen. Abo tllcndinl 10 predators. An 11'\"a in whic h arouse is as an11 a wa ste of
Oo11'1
Wlil until second semeste r when the supp ly lr.nlona been
wn Rich Sommer, who wn 1 l hcsc buic con r clements ca n sporl lnJ potenlial as lr.old in1
nh.a ulled.
forn M" r member 111d now a be fou nd ftirly cloK te&ct her b htnd swith Eike Sommcr.
ttlclr.er al hoobslliJhScbool. llktly loholdarousc.
Also, 1 number of free stude nt pa»es to lhe IO!h Annutl
lntcr·Vanit y will hold 1
Business Equipment Exposition to be held Monday , Oct . 28. in
Do n't cru h l hroUJh .1M
mcctina tonia,h l !11 tlr.t Garland
Chicaao's Int ernational Ampllithutrc arc aYl ilab\c. Stop In a\ OS6
Room o f l ht Uni¥trllty Ctn ler. unde rbru sh. Ftll·movlna, noisy
Main toac t your tlckct soon .
The meet ina wm be 11 6 : IS p .m. hun ten send l he bi rds runnln1
tnd 1llst udenu arc invited 10 on 1M1d. Yo u will 11~ 1 more
All Januar y ,.adua tcsare uraedlobe&intl'lacement File at once
birds l o Oushwit hin llnJei f you
attend .
byfiUinsout tlte l'llctment Forminorde rl hatllr.cymayhavctheir
mou dowly 1nd Plllti
crcdtn tiab rudy byandua!ion. St op \nuOS6M al ntoda y,
frcqu~ntly
nur any "birdy"
The WSU Sllmptrs will hold
lookinaspou.
Hcrol llto f lheWcek
1n o raa ni u t io n a l mecti!\1
S. If you are hun1ln11 wilha to ni&ht at 7 p.m. in the
The four slrb who uo~ l ht fro m Main Stree t to u ~ 11
partntt,knowbisuiCt location Mu i r·Schuu: room or the
" We lcome SiaKfi Alumni" ,.n ttmosphere f01 their bucmcnt.
at 1U times. Wlr.istl inaorca llina Uni¥C rsil yCcntcr.
for tlr.is pi! r po~e Is n~cessa ry
All sump collectot l or
nol~~e
and doc s not unduly incere~tcd person• arc invited to
fri&htenthe llrousc:.
a u ~nd .
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WSU Stampers
Will Organize
THE BANK
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
FOR YOU
" WHUE IN THE WORl D ARE YOU GOING?"
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
The l'owd~r Buff Skr Club
!H id ih fin! oncr tinl on
Wcdnnday , Oct . l6 .
The slr.i Hips announced for
the yu r may Include Trkmark.
Minncsola, l ndColor ado .
The new o fficers of t he ski
club a rc presiden t , Bob
LanJ II Ik r ; sr uc lary. l.ynn
Stanley ; trnsurcr D.Jwe CJhoy;
p11blicily , Norrrn Steward ; trip
U p o n tpp roac hina th e
downtown lftl, tht drillmaster
find· many
vou~oeln opcn fse ldsorinde nte,
~c~:.:to~n e~f~'~':" :~
6. UIC I JjUic 5lllt el)'.
CtooM' flulhed wlr.ilt f«dinl or
loafinlln open aren wiD almost
IIWIYI hl;d forlheshJ
Ctll
«Werneuby.Jfyoutnlr.unlna
l he cdJe of 1 wood1, ex
t he
birds lo fly Int o tlr.c wood•.
C r o uu
f hllhtd In forut
clearinas will 10mctimcs Oy ri&ht
onr your hetd intncffortto
s ctinto dcnJesttndlofplnel,
ced.tn, cldere tc. T• keadYl ll tqt
of thls tlli tby posilionin& your
Jl'rlncr tnd yourself where you
bolhmiJh! Jtltlhol .
Airlines· Ra ilr oads - sh;p Unes- Chartered and Sight·
See ing Busct · ll:eni·A·Cors . Tours . Horels & ll:elOrts •
All OVER THE WORlD
YOU PAY ONLY THE REGUI.AR PRICE
We inue tic ke ts, .trovelers cheques, hovel Insurance,
hotel confi•mo tions, e tc.
Stud~nl Roles ond Exw rs ion Role s Ava ilable
u
: TRAVEL SHOP
Downtown S!even1 Poinl The advi~s ~ •t Mr. and Mrs.
Frccooffccandtcawillbe
sc rvcd 11 a specia l open housc.r Mark Deadman.
!he llolc in !he •Wall Co ffee
House, loca ted in lhc bt~~ement
of Cant trbllrY IIOUIC, ICIOSii
from !he Nelson lla ll tenn is
courts onSun dty,Oc:t . 10,
The lkllc will be open as
usu11. fr om 1 p.m. lo I I p.m.
Entcrt t inm c nt will be
P!OJIImrntd bc twcen8p ,m. pnd
10 p.m. Any personsintcrtlltd
a t Moose Holl 7.C5 Main St.
inpcrformlnatreuratdtocomc.
Adults $1.50, Children $1.00
Everyone U-'i nritcd 10 come
1nd listen. The Co ffee !louse
DOOR PRIZESoffers an oppor tunily to meet
new people in I casua l 1 nd
plc tAn l almospherc.
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Next to Post
Office
llfoose Hall Festival
SMORGASBORG
October 20-4:30 to 7:30 P.l\1.
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0 J U~rl f~tvre ln !he bigge iiiC i•nlifie ond
"oeorchO<goflizotiofLWO<Id'lbi~ol.
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a humon pvramid in rimed camperirial'l
wrrh ather a rganizarions ot rhe games
for homecoming. (Pharo by Dennis Bvshl
ANY with this five piKe jou bond (of
wt.K;h only four are shownl on Wednes·
THE WHEfLI.UIOW lACE wos held behind the
fleldhovM 01 port of the homecoming festivities. The
person ;., the wheelbarrow hod to guide the blind·
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II, I~
f~lded driver th1ough o moze of tires in the shortut
.11me poujble. !Dennis Bush Pharo)
October t7. 1968
THE POINTER
Superior Rallys To Tie Pointers, 14 14
Yellowjackets Score
TO In Final Minute
By Tim
WSU - Supc"riot put ovtt 1
to uchdown wi th only 48
~conds kft in tile pmt and
ulva,cd a 14.14 tie wltll
WSU - Stu·enl Point in tile
Polnt<'rf homrcomlna pm<' lut
Suurd~yat ~rkefidd.
Tlletr<'droppd tllePointus'
Kason mule to l-4·1o•·e~ll and
1·!·1 in til<' WSUC. Superior b
no.,.. 0·5·1 oYcrall and 0-4·1 in
tllt,-onfNtn«.
Til<' I-JIII<' '"'U I looK1y
pla~·ed affair tllrOU,IIIout .,..itll
lllln)' d r opped~Uts.bad j'IISOI<'I
from « nltr and a horde of
pcnaltin on botll sides. Tile
--'Utlln..-asi.oktl.
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The Pointers 'tarted out like
t ile)' mcJnt to run tile
Ytllo.,.Jiekets off the field IS
th<'y tooktlleopcnint klc:koff
and marched 71 yndsdown tlle
fieldtOKOre.
After twof'L"tdownson the
aro und. quartrrbac:k Mike
Wtyrnburah llit fullb.lrc:k Lloyd
Cross Country
Team Wins
Fir~t Meet
L...c:h
llo ffm.tn with a pua for a nnt
down 11 the Superior 34 Karl
Kolodzik pkhd upanotllc'rrLnt
down 11 !he Z3 and ·thtn took•
Pill
from Wcycnbu.r&h fOf
1notherat thc ll.
Ko1odzikpickcdupfivcyards
o n first down to the four. Bob
Ro hde 101 to the one foot line
on tccond down, but
WtytnbU.f1h'sNink•ttempt wu
IIICkcdupil!Oft Oflhclot1Unc
on third down by • loiJih·
Yellowjacket ddtru.l~e Unc.
Rohde aot the <:all on fourth
down and powtrtd hb way off
ri&ht lac:kle fOf the louchdown.
PatMcfaut kichdthcpoinland
!he Polntenhada7.01ud with
8:3~u~~ t~~:/:n~~~ ~':~f~
with the kic:koff and Do111
Sutherland punted to the
Polnter l8 .
Weycnb urah ro lled out
uound his riaht end and
attempted to pitch out to
Rohde, but the touwubad.tnd
felt fr«= on the vound where
Jollnlucre.t.lrecovcrcdonthe
Point14fOfSuptrior.
The PointcrdcfenJe ttiffcned
for thn:e downs and tllrcw the
Ycllowjackets bad: to the 20.
bu t on 1'ourth down ,
quutubac:k Paul Hammerbatk'l
pHI In the endzonc wu tipped
byPointerdc:fcnsivebuk Jo hn
llatTisintothewaitinghandtof
end Bob Peck for 1 Sul)<'tior
touchdown. JcfffinnconvcrtW
tO lie the ICOrll II K~en With
J :llllc:ftintllefustquartcr.
Suptrior mounted 1 drive
after tllc 'Pointcn punted. They
Wove from their own 31 to the
Point 211 before the Pointer
dcfensestiffenedandtookoYcr
on downs. lhmrnubatk
connected with Peck twice
during that driYc and bardy
overthrew hlrninthcclurat the
aoal line.
Supcrior'sddcnJe hddapin
and Mike Breaker's Uloft pont
aftuahi&)'lpas.sfromcentcrwal
downedJttheSO.yudline.
Pat Fcc p¥11 poue•ion back
to Stevens Point momenii!Jtcr
u he feU onaDaryllloltinshud
fumblcatthePolnt42.
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Suptrior mountcd anotllcr
:~~m a1 ~~~~~d':w~~ ·~::C ~
covered 58 yuds. McFauff
oonvcnion p vc !he Pointcna
14-7 lcld with II:S!il left in the
half.
Supcriordrovc tothcStevens
Point 311 with tile help of 1
second rOUIIIint the kicker
b,),k from bst year's offensi~e
unit andstYen fromtllcdcfcn~e.
lollin's paa in the wanina
kic~~f{'~;d'<>;r~o~:e ~::,.ndt~!~
own 27to tile Point 23 before
&ivin&uptheballondowns.
Withplayinthefinalpcriod,
the Pointcn droYe to the
Superior 3J before sllllifll.
Breaker went back in punt
Stout ' dcfcalcd Winona
(Minn.) and Superior in their
fLrst two pmcs bol have 1011
their lui · four contests to
Whltewatcr,Oshkosh.PI•ttevilk,
and La Croue.
ThePointcncrushcdthe Blue
Devils In lht Stucns Point
homecomin& pmc last ycu,
41 · 13, and twoycanqospoiled
Stout's llomccoml!ll. 21·20. In
lhcaiJ.(imexricswhkhbepnin
11114,Stevcns Polnt holds a wide
marlin with 17 .,.·ins. 3 losses
andZtin.
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twice durinl lh" drive before Tota!Yards(Nct) 244
Pete Blolo intrrupted 1 pass Pa.ues
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11·20
inttndcd for Peck In the end lntcruptcdBy
I
10ne wit114:SO kft.
·Fumbles Lost
I
Punts
S·ZS
The Pointer. were forced to PcnJitics
5·56
punr momenu lucr 1nd
Breaker's punt catTied only 20
1 .11
yardsto thcPolnt40.
Stevens Poin t
7 1 0
i~.~~:C!~w o:,. ~~k f:/~k'"'!~
thcSuptrior4 to cndaPoinlcr
lhrUt.
kick ticdtheKOrewith:41 lcft.
The l'ointen lurd time for
xvcral p:mcs, foUowin& the
kickoff, but mounted nowrlou1
threlllnd the pmccndcdin1
tic.
~teinwitt~ ';'~!. c:r~n~f~~~ Firll Downs
~~~irTr~'k:n 2~n1:e~~~:r,i~ 1P;c~ ~:~:~•='
ao:'~::in 1~pl~~m*~;:nb~~ ro~:!~ ~~~h;C::!~~.. bot the
at quutcrback and made Ills
prcJence felt on the nne play.
Pointers Travel
To Stout Saturday
by Tim LJsch
Th
WSU·Stewens Point
The Pointer's homccomina pme last Saturday had to be one of football 5quad will innde
Menomonee, Wisconsin , this
tile sloppiest I ha•·e ~tn in 1 lona time. Dropptd pa~s. b•d Satu.rdaytotakcontheStout
pitchouu, undcrtluown pa.ues, bad hikn, and 1 few other Sttte Blue Devils. Stoul will be
incidentals. The Pointrnstartcd out stront but their etTOfi&Oltlle observin&illllomecomina.
bestoftlltmandSuptTior&otthcbellershareofthtbcncfits.Crcdit
Stout hn 21 rcturnifll
Pete Biolo and Mike Coun~ot\1 with tile. best dcftnsivc l)<'rforman~s lettermen from lui )'l'II'IIIQUid
which utvaaed .only one win in
forSre•·ensPoint .
Oshkosh ami Pl.utuillc had one of tho~~: ontt in 1 1ifeti"!c nine pmes. llcadiflllhc list of
upericncu last Saturday niJht at Oshkosh that J don't tllink ret u rnees is sophomore
uarttrback Rocky Muson,
Pla tteville .,.·ould care toe~cr ha>·e apin. With the Pioncen lcadina qwho
finished cl&hth in the
t2.0and fivex,ondskft in thcthirdqullter. tlle li&h ts.wentout. A eonfcrcnttlnpus.iflllastyear•s
car h3d hit the t r~nsmitter and tile danraaecould not be rtpaircdiO 1 freshman. llonor1blc mention
the prnc was "lied. I,CIJUt officials met and dcc:idcd that the pmc a ll·confcrcnce center Jim
will be continued from the po~nt.ac. ..-~ich play wustopped.
Juchow abo is blck. All told,
the Blue Ocvibhave tensurten
My apologies to all the Ti&cr fans ron~mina t he World Series. It
took a '"'<'Lid K l of c:ucumstan~s for the Ti&cn to win, bot in tile
endthtypro•·dthatSt.Louiswu.indccd,ddlnitclynot"forthe
birds." (Redbirds. that is.) i think the llaiJihlcr in thesixthpmc
(13·1) dcn10rali1.cd tile Cuds and pvc the Ti&en the momentum.
Could •·fr>· nsily be the same~'"'? ~n~t in the Sericsapin nut fall.
forfl\ltlonbuttlle anapboonud
to him and he was unable 10
field it. lucrul reeoYertd for
the Ycllowjtckeu on their own
Given aood protection, he fired
alontpautoward fn:shmancnd
Dick LanoQ at thc.Suptrior 20.
The pau wu ptrfcd and Larson
made 1 lnpina catch between
two defenders Jnd tore loote
240
7·22
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3·30
4·36
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Suptrior-Peck.ZO,paufrom
llammerbeck.(Finn,kitk.)
SteYensPoint·Larson,S8,
pass from Main.(McFaul,kick.)
Superior· lh mmcrbeck, },
run. (finn,kick.)
hit end GcorgcAndrcwsfOffint
downs, at the Point 18 • nd 1
yard lines, respecti~ely. After
tworwnnifllpl.aysurried to the
three, HtmmcrMck foolcd the
dcfcnx with 1 fake in the line
Stc>'C'nsPolnt · Rohde,l,run.
(M~Faul, krck.)
HRD. OYII 2ND IIG Willi!
Feature at 7:35p.m. and 9:25 p.m. Nightly
Adm. $1.75
COMING SOON "OTHELLO"
Here's what they're saying about'Helga'
"I was shocked at first, but it was
so beautifully done I enjoyed it thoroughly."
:"I'm not sure men·~·~;:~;,
·7
·n
should see,it tog~!~.'!:·
li'1:miGH'{
:1wish I'd seen it years ago. It
m1ght have saved my marriage."
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1llijg_tg~=·
~~NESS
Thursday 6:30-9:30
PARENTS: BECAUSE Of CERTAIN REVEAUN~
SCENES WE SUGGEST YOU SEE "H£LGARFiRST!!!
raham-Lane Music
Friday, October JB
......RUTH GASSMANN ·ERicH''F.8ENDER. 5ii1RWIN BURet~
Mendlebaum
(WITH ACID ROCK)
SATURDAY OCTOBER 19
Marvell & the Blue mats
THE HOT NUTS ARE COMING SOON I
STEVENS POINT
c,AND\.ER
of Boston
g
3·-HOUR SELLING BONANZA
ROVING STREET BANDS
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les People in Their "Fanciest" Nitewea. f
Bargains Galore
.Thursday Nite~-Od. 17th
6:30 to 9:30 .m.
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SPEOAL PRICES
llU1.t.
Tr;~:nma~~t::t~:t!ck ~~~~~~k!
~:~~~::~~~.r~rb:!~~~~~~ ~~~~r;~~:~~~!'::~~~
you can wear ·em in rain. shine or snow without
worry. The natural good looks ol Dexter last and
last. In any weather.
SHIPPY SHOES
Comer o f Moin ond Wotllt
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October 17, 1968
THE POINTER
I
and o rocket topped by the rower on
Old Ma in ore included
a floor enttl~
r
)t
AN ARRAY OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
ore shown as These spectaTors view the
football gam e So tu1doy. The man with
the cigar is President Dreyfus. [Photo by
Bob Okro sins kil