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SERI ES V III, VOL, 12
WSU-sT EVENS -POINT, Thut"1dly, December 5, 1968 "'""'
Financial Aids Office Switches
To New AppI.1cat.1on system
•:•g:.~:::::::,
Beainnin1 De(. ll, upperclaM
financial aid ~ ppli cation s wi11 be
avail.abl~ at th<' Fln~nc ial Aids
office:, roo m 1S6 o fOkl M1ln.
Not only nc:w applicanu. bill
a U studrnts lnteru ttd in be inl
co nsi dncd for a flm ncgl aid
proposal for the t 969·70schoot
year , mull :acq uir e t he
applicatio n pa cket. No o ne is
pcr!Nirltntly Qtricd fro m one
sct.ool yu r to the nut be ca uK
o f co tUtl ntl y cjgnain& aid
~,!.c:J;!::t:~
a nd J tud e nt
The application packet tjg t
ea c h •tudrnt R «ives will
co ntain five ~ sic itettU. They
are a renew•! Parents
Co nfide nt ia l Statement (or
C'Q Uiqkntfo rm) , an i.B.M.<:J. rd ,
an insuud ion sh«t , a Facult y
Ev11u11ion Fo rm a nd a
Univen ity financial aid
1ppllcat io nfor m.
.
UAB Committee
Investigates
::k':h';,:~.'!',::::.:~.':::::;;:
k".:~:::;::~"'~::::"::..·~.':: Food Unt~rlltY
Prices
dat-f~ pons:~~
xnlv~~~ A~pe':Ji~ca~~r~~ok.~
deadline f01
1ubmiWon of the PCS form Is
nc caary to allow time for the
Coll<"l e Scholanh.ip Service to
pr<"C~:Sih<' form and retu.mltto
ou.rfinancill l aidsolfice.
A new item in tile packet is
the IBM ldentina tioncard. Thc
ca N! lito be co mpleted by the
lll udent and re turned to the
financial aid s o ffice . It will help
to keep o raa.n ized re cords of
•PP i l c an t s an d shor t en
pr~li:;~~~io~fs~~~li~::
concernin,c the items on these
two forms.
Forms Cbmplc:tt'd
If the app lic:~ nt is uncert1in
about a liven- item, or if 1
se rious question arisa , a
nplla le sheet 1hould be
attached to the aid appllcation
clarlfyin.a the situatiol), or an
lppalntme nt with a Financial
Aids Co un~~rlor c:~n abo he
m~de. Whatevn th e cue. all
(rontlnurd OII~t J}
UAB's Cinema Arts
Will Present 'Zazie'
StaTe~en.'!'.e;'~ ~~~~~~~t~~
Ci nema Aru ll"i\1 pretcn t the
Frtnch film "ZaUt", toni&ht 11
1 p.m. in the Wlsc:onsin Room or
the parut$ of the applican t and
Kn t dil"e ct ty to the CoUq;e
~~holarship Srrvice prior to Mu.
The PCS requ~tslnformatio n
~~~;,~~ibe S~i~ntscf~~~~~~
public and ID a rds for ltudents.
ho mo cencous. . .but
if ' you"'
pweoil, then
Za~e
ISweUwo n h
Beard Growers ~~~!~!rbyo~m'!~~~e.p~~~
and ll ubert OrKiwimps..
Must Register spend
,.;:.,z;;·~..~...~r.·',.~
ina thein Paris
For Contest
~i~~r~~~=~~:r·~it:e'a k::!:
ActlYU y, Wis acharmin&litt lc:
t ha t of S,OOO con~icts whowe re
treated in IUs "Sc~nth Step"
course, only 10 per ~nt
Rtumed to prison.
produced and
Noir~ t
w~ krnd
BurdContcllR&istn.tion fOf
Winter Carnival ,..ill be llekl in
the Un~·cfSity Ac:tivitks Orti<:e
on the sc: cond Ooor of the
Unrteuity Ccntn from 1-S p.m.,
Oct. 4-6. l ndividu.~lsu,.·rll u
orpniutioll$ are enCOUJa&fli to
enter thisWinterC.mivalevrnt .
Cltqoriu for this yu r's
contest win be I) IOnaru btml ,
&ir t who lets befall the most
el o qu e n t o bs ccnitict with
dead-pan innocence.
As she mova tllrou.&h tbe
1dult work!. s.he rtnds nothina
but chaos, btlt mostly it is
created by hcrtclf. This chaos
ittclf ls nothin1 lncomparisonto
tbe einema tic clwlos with which
MallelllfTOundshisaudk ncc.
;!.r::~·;;~~~~. 3~'::d~~~~· :~
The film is a wild dne!Ni tic
most nat~~nUy sau.bb~st . Tho.: eurc:ise f01 both director llJid
people: crowin.a bnnb for the v i t" wer -- " L o~ais Malle has
catrp~ s mu.stbe clun 5hann
translated, o r ra th er
, the moct.-.hoclt
" \~~~ o~:r~~~ioniniwina
ymondQ~r~peinto
beards for pnoentqe nc:ed not
filmicterm&.,aadlfa
be ~kan shaven when repstrrinl.
etan eholy Is to be
l d<"ntif"~oe~tion <:J.rds must be
beneath the diuy
pruentt'd at the time of s urface, it is cons tantly
r~illnt io n .
nbjup tcd to tbe technical
F inal jud1in1 for the dimsions." (Films and film!n~)
ca tepk·s • ·ill be on Tllt"lday,
Feb. II, 11 8 p.m. In the
Wisco nsin Room - dwin.a se!t~cttlwlsaj:rm~:f .;~:lie~
Winter Carnival ~cell. . AU beards sprinkllnl o q eocteau, and hu
mlllt be r~tercd ll'uo~.~&hthc sp oofed almost uerythin&
UAB Offi~ to count for .any moriea 1\an do ncorA..id.'"The
points or awards durin.a Winter
:::aon:~.ir s~~~:~·
C. mi~l .
rn:.
A
sub c ommittee
is
~~e~'!fo~,.h~h; a~n~r~;'o!,~
~~!~.;v,~nP~; v~drl~~ l:~~~in~ 1 ~bo~:h~euu:~r:tf~
:::~}~~eir~~;,:,::.~ :::~:~ ~-b~ t:=y"n'::~l~'JM~~~
wn
Work ~ under way in
pro-ridi111 mo~ atmoaphere in
thelridiron, Grrckorp.niutions
and other campus orpnb..ulon s
arebllnalnvitN todisplay their
crnta and other plaquu. There
is also the po$ilbill ty or
KctXlnin& off various spaces
with mo~able puti tlons,
compar ison. They arc abo
possibility of
10~ t~:~-;~(~~ ~~~n~t~:t:~~~~~
color wi th Fteneb d.a\oa 1nd
EQitish subtitk1.
th is film
The
Aetmties
Board'• Howe c o mmittee 1\as
bee n mutinl under the
dil"ec:tion of Larry Krue~tr.
O th e r membe u o f the
committee are Linda IIHI, Patti
Abnham, l im Pcter10n , Bob
Shrank, Kat ie Schul tx, Da..e
Zoromst.i, •Dave Braat1. Mike
Glod oloity,l.inda llanneman,Pa t
Meistn, Sandy Vaesun, Pat
VaUJ.hl) and Vern Rebdd n .
L..astMarch,~reported
A wasestion box is available
Jl the union informa tion desk
for ~udcntst o place IMir ideas
foranewunionandvipesabout
the present situ.~tlon . Everyone:
isur&ed to m• ke useofthebox .
Ex-convict
6 PAGES. NO, 12 .
Ad m·In ·IS t r a t ·I 0 n Wa r n S
SDS A b0 Ut Me· e tIn
.. g s
·
By Jim Hofer
administrat\on
wa rnc:d
Students
f01
a
Demoentlc Society (SDS) not
to meet qaln on campul 11 11
hu met twice already. Studen t
expulsion and 1Wpenslon were
listed aspo,Ublcruultsof thcir
atte ndinl futwe on campus
meetlnp.
The &dministn.tion $lid the
diselplinary
action
qalnst
Uude nts 1t1cndina future SDS
mec:tinas
hu
not
been
predetermined
but ,
lhll
expulsion or suspension were
f1dlilies by the SOS &.fOUP
cannot betolc:rated,"
answered . "Not unt il lnt
Mo nda y ni&ht . Nov. 18, ,.·hen
SllS hekl its first on campus
meet in1."
Then the admini!i tn tor wu
asked why he had allowed SllS
to nse mble knowina tha t wch
an act wu ill~pl.
In answc rin1, hc rden ed to a
Theadmlnistntor appealedto
t he SDS people to noid the
disrupt ion that hu re « ntly
struckothc r WSU ca mpusc:s.
Audien c e
members
questioned Dr. Sticllln . Whn
asked " llu SDS o n this ampul
vlolatonf"
he
ever b«n
takinaactio n." lle ex plai ned a
warnin1 was neceuary to protect
perJO flla tte mlinsamn: tinaw ho
arenon.SDS membcn.
Pul Schillin&.st udc nt body
pRsident , tokl perton.san c ndilll
the mcetin&, "Before you lllnt
bRaki"' the rules, talk to some
hopeleJmess."
Bannb!iMustBe. Uphekl
Dr. Stielstnuldthat btauiC
the Bolnl of Rqcnu rullna
bann~
SDS
exists,
the
univps~ty . mull
uphold it.
" F urthcrofficial ~ofcampul
amS81 ~~~W~ti:t~s!:cono:~ on
campus mrctln& Nov. l S In the
Gridiron. At th11 time Dr.
William S tk ~n . vice-president
for student affa irs, read "an
openle u ertouuderns."
In his letter Dr. Stlebtn
justif~e s both the administrative
action to halt campus SOS
meetlnp and ''tbe 5~en5~e of
frustnt\on and hopelessness"
ByAnlll Mauer
that peo plo: experience "in a
Adiscussian ol t he ~ur5~eof
time o f considenble uru cstand
actionthc.StudentSrna te5hould
uncertainty."
Dr. Stidstn uid. "Vietnam, talr.erq.ardinaillcplstudentuK
the dnft , neism, pover ty in the o r room' ror SDS (or other
midst of pknty , the lack of aroup)meetift&s ended lnrdenl
of the issue to the cxccuti~
K~Utof a llltiol\llpurpo ~e orof
stud y.
pCT$01\11 s•nilicance-brin& to b6ardforfurthir
SDS had mc:t two ,.·ceksin a
many a 5~en11: of frustntion or
row in a , oo m at the UnlvrfSity
Center without reKrvin& the
roo ms tllro"'h pro per channels.
This action is con tn.ry to
univrnity ru les and student
pll1icipant s ma y be subject to
suspension.
J ohn WaUnrana felt the
Senate sho uld take a definit e
nand ap inu &.fOU PI who 10
apinstthceuablilhedrules. lle
felttheStud cntScnate had , in
cffect ,beenstabbedinthcbad;.
lie fdt the ethics of the aroup
the Senate was supporti nc w:u
now in quest ion.
Senate Considers
SDS Use Of Rooms
Author Bill Sands Will Speak
On Seventh Step Wednesday
BillSaads, u:-conric:t,a ut ho r,
aime1lfnenlion ad~ocatc, and
cont rovcrlial spokurnan for
penal reform will 1pcak
Wednesday n.i1hl, l>cf. I t , at
Wilconsin ~ate University .
Stnens Point In the Arts and
Lc ctwcsSerit'S.
Hll 1ddrea wiU be at Main
Buildin&auditoriurnbe1inninlal
8 p.m. Tickets will be on akat
the Univcralty Center
ln.fomv.Uon duk In ldnn« 1nd
II the door. Spedal ntes will be
offeredh.bschoo l studcnts.
Sands, who 111y1 he WU I
"lo l c n t, lawbreakin l
connnUon-dd"y,
lhlll 11 ~
~urcsi" . spent tin•e in San
Quentin
priso n
for
armed
robbt ry . llcwiSI~llm-'ewith
the much
Chessman.
Aft<"r his
publicb.td
C. ryl
public to . pin ani!: maintain
fr eed o m from doubt.
uncertainty,a nd unhappine•.
. Such
~lcatc ,
he decided
~ehe~'i, o~':;,' :::,h :':~~u~
Nati o nal Seven th St ep
Foundatio n , dedicated to
prnrntio n or crime I I both th~
JUVenile and ad ult le~cls.
''The Seventh Step" will he
thcsubje d ofhis tallt!arr and
wll\ feature 1disc:ussiono how
tcloftrutb.s uiCdb Y
nvk:u
in m~lnta inlna theirfreedom c:~n
abo be · uwd by l'hc .1encral
Studen t Senat c Prc:sident~ul
Schillin1 pointed out that lhtrc
ilak'pant ion oCi•un
~~tht~br ~'li!~ ...;::b~':
~hill&$ " · mt'thods u~ ~esol~~~on ~~, ~~ s'!~~~:~~
: ~~ :C:e:~ ;~![!:
::;nnd!::!f. :;~~II ~nn~~~ni
faKII\IIc, h•m and wtll abo b<'
par1 ofh1Stalli: .
held responsible for tbeir actlon.
SehiUinsfrclsthatllis the
An!:~~~esal~~u~~ ~~i..!rsif: ~1~£\~::;~~n~:Fi~~;
~'U!~~~·irs ~~dboo'k~~t.:~d ~
te\nision
Pfot~ml.
"My Shadow Ra n Falll," h.it
aut o bioltap by , and ''The
Snenth Step",;._. his boob
which 10kl more tlwln two
million eopiu and were on
nltiona l bestk' lltt lists. A thb"d
bo ok aboUt the yountn
ltn<'ra tionlslnpcod udlon .
Rr.~ction
::~~':~~·
Ia
his
tdnUion
llan dnwn thcte
Said JohMy C.uon,holl of
theTonl&ht Sbow, ''Ourviewer1
slwlred our ent husiasm, since
dwin.atheentlrehllloryofthe
s h ow, Bill Sa nd s' two
appcarancu s ba ttcud aU
favonble a ucttmaU r<"cords."
Pi t Boone commented: " Not
o~y was the Uud io audience
lpe ll bou nd, but even the
enjineen in the control room,
almost forpt to do thcil" jobsand the vlewin& audience at
home ktusknow theirrelctions
by a deluae or ruo111b lc malL"
1
their
action. Se nator
Sherry
~:~J J!;~i:~~ ~~~~n'i..~:~:~
polieyorSenatesupportofthe
lf'OUpahouklbe tlkenawa y;
8ookRcnt1l
PriortotheStudent Scnate
meetin& Dr. Alan Lehman o f the
:C"fo~h th:~e:::e~~ db=·~
possibility
of
chanain1
of
·senate · Reorganization
~eeks Stu.dent Help
The Student Sc nat~ e~e c ut ivc
commi tt « on reorpnization h i
bec:n merlin& to draw up a
tentat lve state ment ofpkand
purposes of sludtn t iOI'rrnm~nt .
Tbey arc conlinuinc to meet
w~ltly in diJCul:!ionover forms
ofrepreKntation.
The commi tt ee urar1 a U
interutedstude nts to contact
any member o f the committ(e if
they 1\an any tho111 hts o n the
rcorp.n lzatlon
of
Studen t
Senile.
Members of the com mittee
and their telep hone numb~u
aR : Leonard Mudsz, J84488 S
(Mauhf iel d ) :
Maureen
o·co n110r.
J44·74 19 :
Bill
McMillen.
3444J684;
Paul
Schilhn.:,
34 1·25 43 : Kare n
Lame rs,
Ertt.
488 ,
JJ2
Schntccckk. John Wallcnfan1,
Ertt . 336. ))9 Baklwin ;and
~~\~~,/ llicl . Ext . 371. l l2
~~emc :r!:!r!omf!'l]~:;~~~:~
StudentSenatcwuqalnst~ch
1
abacncn
in · a
from
A rnoltitlon requestin& the
Ac:~demle Affal:n Committee to
lnvutl11tc the Unlvcnity's
cumntly ~ultm curricUlum
A:::·
f"C'rilionand.cudy .
Ano t bcr consti tu tional
amendment that ..-as puMid
:b!:~'t.~:;:go:9~4n:uy ::,~ ~d=-~=
Petf"OI"IN.DOCS wlO. be hcitl
to fiD a ncaA I ICZIIIIe scat.
nllbtly at l . lnd ,9 p.m.lrl the
I n otbcr action, the Senate
Gri d iron Of tbe Unh'Cfl!ty bas filiCic plans to orpnU.e
Caiter.
\ · Senate memben 1nd 1ny other
J
~y1 ~r1:t1k:~~~ ~:~~-~~!'rr~"~
t heSt udentScnate .
'
· Pau\Schillina: " Buica lly. l
am pkurd t hat SOS Is at lent
JOin& to tr y talkln& to thcK
ptOp le ( Rtlents, klisluou) and
&riJOmeanswen."
'
The faculty A.lppo rtsthe chan&c
to 1 purchuc system, but the
~{rh"~j!
CoHeehouse ~n:rerecop~~~
,....,.,,
Will Present
~~~:t~ealina
Dave Pen.g elly :,::,:::::m:~~~!]
l
back to ~mmittrc for furth'cr
. UAB Co f fee Ho\lfe
" Bllterfainmen t 8 11': wiU
pfUint Dan ~~elly, a liacer
tiKK po~~~etio.is Var y
Oth'er fK'UOn s were po lled
aft erthe nl<'ctins fornaction ,
Dr. StielJttl: '"I appreciate
their(SDS) frustratlonsbeca uK
thc:y ftd thtyareti&ht andthey
are runninsim o aarca t number
olobstadn." '
Dave Mesunas , SllS member:
~urtcs ,J ntroductorySo doloty
:J~~I\abW't~t':oc:' :!'!,.hc.!d~ :Cr.:'S::tc'i!:!m':~!i;~d
. 'I
issucs int heS DS~nt ro~rsy.
Nur t he end of t he two·ho w
mcctin1. one yo un1 lady
complained she had come to the
mrcti"' to dlsc:u$1 women 's
hou rsandtotalk\o f '"a union
where one an do whatever he
w3ntl." Sh<' was disapJN) intrd
trot discussion had oo t included
and Introductory PJYcholoty.
Thlsacatcsunducstninonthe
othcrdcpar1n"oe nl.
Or. Lehman maintained that
unexcused
'
..
It wu determined tbat SDS
wo uld mee t q aln, lcpUy, under
the $p0n10rship of a reeo&nW:d
campusorpnlzation.
S' hiilins of fered to an a nee 1
merlin& for SDS members and
o the r students wi th Rcac nt Mrs.
Mary V{ iUiams. tl is propo~;a l 1111s
acc<'p tf!.
On Tues., Nov. 26, the
lluden t bodyl'reiide nt sakl he
had co ntacted Mn . Willia msand
arranr.eme nu for the mrctirl l
w<" rc: beinlmade.
Durin& the mcctint one
student suuelled theconllct lna
of,tate lqisb tors to presentthe
the
put
p risons. Sands ''beln U~t
eamatne• of 1 man wbo bas
aec n it all and ilt ry inl to mOe
ot.;cn . . u."
takccn tai n for,tfu l a,tions, the
Boa nl would fcdjustificdiniu
fnn. 't o ur job is to$hoW them
!':'e~ • re not wha t they think yo u
money
cuuenlly aUoc:~ ted for the
buyin& of text books 101:1 for
thepUrchaiC of texllforthree
Sands' work in hdpin.a
rel\abWtate law breaken b.sd
awed edlton ~f · ~ map!.ine.
They wrote: .. Thou1h
firlanciaUysuoeesdui,Sandlfelt
drawn back to prbon to try lto
teachconrict•.omclhinl80 per
cent failed to Jearn - how to
stay out or prbon on~ they are
relcued , Mlkll"ll ends meet by
part-time wot\1 11 a writer and
spca t. u , Sands has bcotn
yean 11ddrelllna
becon~tviolen t andlfS ilSdid
the
monl.utyear.
Cll.trenlly,the Audents pay a
SIS book fee althouah this Is
expectedtobeineteasedtoS20
a semts!cr. The cost of buyirll
books wo uld on ly ranee from
S27-$60. The boob to uld then
be ruokl and th,c cost would
normaUybelcu thanthe current
rentalfrc.
A. committee 1w bee n
f ormed of second tcmtstcr
wnion 11nder the Academic
Couneilto invnliptc t he whole
areaoffllla l euma.
All amendment to the
Student Senate Constitution
three
lntcrested andlnfo rmedstu.dcnts
so t hey may vi s it th<"ir
aucmb lyman and sena tors over
Clu istrruos vu:OI'tion.
Mat erb l wiD be supplkd to
he lp the Jtudcn ts to undentand
tllecurrent si tua tio n bctt er,
· Fro m now on at lent one
s tud ent
f rom each
studcnt·faculty commi ttee must
attend the reau tar mcetirr&s of
the Studen t S~na t e. T his chang<'
wu
ma d.e 10 that hcUtr
commu nk~tion ca n be achkved
bet ween th( Sc:na te and t he
commit ten.
An ad hoc torn11•i tt re has
bccn cstablishtd to in•-est ip te
r~istnt io n proced ures in th<'
past and JUQHI reforms for-this
year. Re1i$tnr Gil Faust was
appo lntcd chail"man.
Six st udents ,.·c re in<rit cd to
speak at a Fa cult y Ori<"n tation
Mid T uesday niaht , Nov. l6, 1t
7: 30 to inform the nc:w faculty
membas what t hey thot11h l
aood teachinswu. •
onccauin meeton <:J.mP IIS.
R ~~nu Extwct Vio!tn(e
SchiUinl declar td tha t the
R"llentt expected SDS to
~~:::~1 t~cxt~pu.t~~~~;::.'!:
.Y'g~~-thlrd
~theU .S. forthrestablishinathepcnaltyfor
I
d es.ire' , orxcha~e ideu ·befirr
people." At thispoin td isc:uuion
~ ntercdonwhe the r S DSwo ukl
Wh y do stud en~ ban to wui ,· physical education
11nlfor~1
A uniform for phy~al education du.~es is ne ~ssary for many
rusbns.Prrhaps thcpr~
· maryvneis thlt of funct ion. lf att udenlis
to move frrc lyand <"ffe ivc:ly.ltlse.!Sentia \that her clo thin&pc:iml t
1u.ch monmtnt . For so c years, the ~e lectio n of th<" ty pe of lho rt
wu , lc:ft with the a udcn This proc:ns proved to be unutisfa(tory
because many stud<"nll ilcd to~ekctasllort in which the y could
move with use· and fretdom, Bullofll, ~ps. etc., would ''pop" 1nd
Kams woukl split with rc1ubrity. The requirement of a pair Of
stre.tch shortta nd swca t sh\n aUCYia tu th is probkot ande ncou.naes
t he student to move. In addi tion, the required uniform wrinkln
much kss from ~Wt U<:rqe; and , thtf1lfore, \oob neuer when
worn repeatedly. Both the shoc" ts and shir t are of a type tha t
d~~~C:~ w~a:~o~!r·:~:~,~~lctl~~se~nt ~ned
~uirc:d
physica l
cduc:~tion
1
for
uniform o fthe u ret chtype,but the .
~uil"emt"nt isjustifiedmere lyfor thef+atonsstatrd ,
hefJilrrd frx l'olnt 8/Qn/c by Mlu Dillin~~ tile 'J>IlyJICII I Ed iiCrlt lo
~
Dc{it.
Whyart n'tthel'hy. Ed.oount11pldcdup. . orhll1
·
I,
The Rquirt'd 1eneral ph ylica\rduca tio n cour.:a are1nded wltllr
ford oin&we U. Withotlt a lctter
.arademanystudenuwouldbe.Dtisficd tojust1et by,
Eusenc . Brodhasrri. chairman · or th<' Physical Ed.uatioft
depar1mcnt stated that a ll adnp~d phy. rd . ~llfXI were 1ndcd •
pau or fail and Were ore n to everyone. However, phy. ed. majon
would be ~~n priority in ct.oosin1 1hcsc: claue1.
~lltrlfldelto pro~ideanin«ntivc
Wb; CPI'I there be 1 DIOOrrli&bt t wim in \ht )!001 for clll ta oaJyt
-ltoJa'IC.fUII "&
•
' 1
JamaCiark ,ol thePby.Ed , deP.r1ment,Jialt'dtl\atthere:..0u511
bcancnninalWim fordii<'IOnlyatth<"nextCo-RecnJ.&ht,Dee. l 3_,
!rom 9 to 10 p.m. The houn fro m 6 to 9 p.m. will be open far a1
==~nt;e~::· ~d~/~:!~'t~~~~Uityof fut~date ~i~
Oectrnbet 6, 1968
p
THE POINTER
2
"He who destroys a good book kilu re<UOn iuelf'.
- John Millon
~sTHE PODIUM
71,/J{lMIJ4/4,
'.''Bd SCfJ/.ll,"
&pov.d 'Br
?oiJr.~.u
Gibb and Stielstra Oppose
Planned Disciplinary Guide
'"-Letters··
&? ·
'The Party's Over' Did
University Disservice
De~~rEditor:
o.,~.. my r:~:~n 'J~e
diuerrioc
to
the
'::::
stu-denll,
~fCU::J; U~v!~,;~~~lst~~
tioe~
Mr. JenKn, in hill lctt~r, _to
the: Editor, statu the ma.~orlly
opinio n of the studenu on t hiS
ampus. while Mr. Kemmder
applauds the faculty who
continue to wnte tllc· siUdcnts'
claM time: by usin& thclr
"..aptive"'audiencestoventthcir
own pc:nonalbiaS~esandcaos.
and the subsequent Po cr,
published Nov. 14, dlspltyt t c
takntt ofafcwstudcntswholtc
lmpn:sskmable
unknowled&C·
ablcs whotre easily dupcll by a
fcwneptivefaculty.
Thcl'ointcr"sto-aUcd "facll"
s.houklbctcmpcrc-dbysurvcyinll
both sides of !hill is.wc-- to date
onlytheopinionsof t hcnc-ptlvc
Peuol\lllly, I believe that
WSU - Stevens Point h.U I
atnetaUy uoclknt ftculty of
WlffY
hi&h c.~liber , who arc
co n cer ned. with
tcachina
them to consider "'ould be to
aet a diversified response to
various issues of importance
ac.~demicstoa~oritypoup of
st udent•
who
arc ( both
taodemically · interencd ami
JociaUyconcemdcitilCnl,lnd
anadministration that lsstudent
and faculty oricnlcdandone
that ill VlffY conOtrned for their
welfare.
flctionhnebeenpreS~entcd .
~~~r~~~~ :u:~:~~ t~~~
!:'c~~"ros~;:seTn~c t~~i~,l~~:r:;
viewpoint.
aoi':.stlro 1~:-e P:in,t:~~~a~r~:
tryinJ to dupe the majority of
the audcntslntothinkinlll llat
thcyarceruollcd atan lnfcrior
univcnity.
President
Dreyfus ill a
Bdinc it or not , th.is is • n
particularly "rear' and brilliant u.c:tllcnt univtrsity--onc that
pe...on who has had to be 1 we qn all be proud of--this
..atalyst to Uimullote a ~r1ain includcs•llofus- - thcllafr,thc
portion of the fleulty and . faculty. tiM: adminilltntion ud
student body to act in their own tiM: areal ma;ority of the
behalf. A positive activilt like qudcnts who really nuke this a
President Dreyfus should be
eneoun&td, while a penon who
only displays ~&ltive aetivilm
should not be condoned.
superior University.
SinOtrrlv.
GcnldF. JohriiOn.Ph.D.
Ch.ltrman , Dep~~rtrntruof
Sp«ch Patholoi)IA Aadlolon
You Can Dig
This. AII Day
l)cu F..dltor,
In your report oncounn
approved durina l iM: November
faculty meeting you ncaJectt4 to
include Socloloay 140.S (fidd
and Laboratory Techniquu in
Antlvopoloty).
Sinccthiscoursemaybc of
intern! to students I would likt
it brou&htto thc:irattention.
It rnay be o f furthtr int_crt~t
tot hem tluot thc:coutse,whrchis
to be offered dutinl the
summer, wiU be conducted in
actua lwo rkifll, conditions on an
uantioninPorta~County.
Thill will be so that student~
will be able to Jive on campus
t nd keeppcnonalupcn!IUita
minimum.
John H. Morrt
A-'mn! Profcuor
ofAntlvopololf
Writer Proposes
Teacher Evaluation
(since they are too constn~ct ivc .
~:~t~:!~~:~:::E~~~~ I
cvaluatifll,thetcachinl; abllityof
the instructors--alter. aU, if
,rvcry sin&Jc evaluation of an
Instr u ctor
conta ins
an
abundance of suucllions fOl
chlnac. some: kind of problem
exists.
''"'' il about time th~
Wisconsin
State
University
system moved into the 20th
ccnt uty? APointtoponder.
Na me Wilhhdd
Upo11R~1Ktl
. ... 3
Dtctmber 5, 1968
A Review
Aid s Office
Harry Golden Brought His Liberalism,
More Students Should Have Heard Him
BySoottSebulle
Htny Golden it In amadna:
man.Thelibera i,IO\Ithemedltor
or 1 Jewish newspaper has to
ha"' • lot aolna: for hlm to
su.r-rivein lhe"'id So uth",but
siiiYive he his . He c:arries with
him one of the mast effeetive
wupons apinat prejudice and
Injustice thfot man has 11 his
ditpoAI -- hlswit . .
As the tiny man U!~d hll
leC:;~·~:;u~ 1 s~:,y~~~- a2't,
it wu hllwarm cood humor that
carried the audience to 1
favorable impression of him.
Hany Golden, bolft!vet, is a man
whoxtimehuput .
A te n-minute wtrm-up was
foUoOHd by the text or his
speech l hlt wnro:adt o the
audience: and was o ften jerky in
,ou
uni•·~nity ~~~panmenr o r Work
Study Aaency nuy indicate the
- desire for the srlldenr 'sse rvices
in thr comifiiiCidtm\c tnm.
This mnns an applic:an t
.,.·auld be able to work in"a
thotcn deputment or 11rncy.
p rovidinl he secu res th e
approval of t he department
cha ir nun. tnd it ronr plirs .,.·ith
the k1al ~uiro:nrents of th e
financial aid prQ&ram. The
specified employment .,..;u t he n
be indllded as 1 p,a rl o f the
5t udtnt ail! p~ckasc .
Wit h th~ completion of the
PCS. University firuncial aid
applial ion, Faculty Evaluation
Form. and IBMcaJd, t ht:studenl
! hen has on ly to ret111n this
informa tio n ~ for<' t he ,u:t
deadline of Mar. I . to be
ronsidt!'fdfor allt Y!'IC$Ofaid.
Robell Kossmi\lcr, Financia l
Aids l>ircctO< stre$SN tile
necessity for stutknrs to ro:ad
the appliutlon . muerial
t horo,.hly and co mpk tc aU
fOtlTl$ rir;ht the first time.
In c omplete o r inc orr ec t
applka tions canno t beacccJI!ed
unrillht)" lnlnl li~d .
prt~tnllt ion, lt wua11atement
(heck ·Release Dates
Financial Aids Schedules
Thos.e s\Udcnll who aln:tdy
~~:;~:J~::::;Ifu~:~
cheek rcleuc cardstceordinato
lhe followif11 1 Khedule:
8 , ~s~,::.·~~-b~fo'!:!:~.'1:!- ~:
last name be&innilll with f, G,
' 7· ~
L .~>~
8 ; \ast
,Q ,'R
andS
9 : tnd
Lut name bqlnninJ with J, U,
V, W, X, Y andZ-Fridtya.m.,
Jan . IO.
AU releases will be made from
the ne.,.·ly ~n 5tructed TICKET
BOOTH outside the auditorium
onthesecondfloorofOidMaln.
T':s~~
'~- ~ }~:f~. f~m
No defer re d payment
requuts wU! be approved for
A Review
Ullman Almost Puts Critic
To Sleep With Performance,
of
I f ei lher th e PC S or
University finandal aid
If'( not comple ted
prOJI'l'tl y. IMy will be returned
to t ho: applicant for oorredion . 10.
All app lieations mutt be
All re leases will be nude fr om
S11bm\tted and approved bdon the newly ronst ructed t ic ket
the Mar ch l dud line. A booth outside the audi tor iu m on
cueiCSillly filed form could theserondfloorofOid !>lain.
tliminateastudcnt from ce rt ai n
The holliS !he booth will be
l ypcsoftld ,
stiffed IIIII !he alphabetiCII I
The' Financia l Aid office is order in wlr.ieh thestudentsllllly
employifll a new nolirlcation pkk upthcn~luseca rd sislisted
s chedu le fpt the studenu' below.
applk:~t ion
Jocoted along llodore Street allow for the burit;rl of
steom pipes. !Photo by Mel GfodowsL1
HAVE YOU NOTICED THE MOAT w hidl wos dug
In fronT of Boldwin holl? In attYolity, The digg ings
con•·en icncc. whereby stllde nU
who meet the Much I deadline
wiJibe oonta cledbyMty 3 1.
The earlier notificatio n date
JiYcs tllc st udentthc benefit of
knowina about the t ypes t nd
amount
aid he is to reec:iwc
f or th e conii na 1969-70
t cademic: ye.ar befo re summer
vaca tion starts.
Of intern\ to the students
whoalrndy have 1 finln<:ialaid
propo:~al ind ica t i~~& a release o f
funds in the tccon d se mester is
the an no unec:ment at the
isstu.ntc of chcd: release euds
bCJinnilll Monday. Jan . 6,and
con rinu inJtllroUJ hFr id ay , Jtn .
..
"''
'<
HE
MOST EXTREME CASES in the
Persons who
wcond
wish to make an 1119Utatlon for
Kmutu laid mu11sched11kan
tppolntment with the
f~~~ona l staff before Ike. I,
Hmc""·
A new appUe~~tion !O<m il
beina developed for 1968·70.As
1oon u
It Is rudy · for
distribution , noliec:s will be
postedtothatdfect. AIJpersons
tried the Op11n 25, No. ! ,i n A
minor and the sde nee o f modem
PerhapS Theodore UIJmtnn pi3 no inter pre tation was not
should not be conrparcd with enhanced.
the
likes
of
llorowi tz.
lnt ( tmissio n came and I mull
Rubin ucin and ·Anien.s. but report in aU fairness thJ!lt was
JftnanArtsand Leaure Series m.arvelo11s. l hunted upopinion1
perfo rmance thll nearly put me from aU sources to reinforte my
to sleep I felt ir on ly fair 10 opinion 3nd to protect my
com~re my impressions of the
nandifll as an ama teur aitic
concet t with my own recordinp should me mbtn o f the audience
to nu ke SIIIC thar I wu beif'll ruUy like the cntert'linmcnt.
The second half o f the
objective and no t ju.st prey to
t he a fter math of a losiii,J ni&ht pe rforma nce consisted of some"
o r cardsandl! udy.
short Shoslakovich Pr eludu,
My impressions, I am ha ppy T he White Pucock. an<l The
to rc pon , were well fou nded !.lulieDo,.b y C rifruandUadov
enor.qjh to Sll(lport no t o nly 1 rupcttivcly (neither of which I
nod dint head, but t deep amflmiliuwi thtothisday ) l nd
slumber, had I been 10 Inclined. Ruel 's Toec:Ua.
The ~r:ledion of the prQJram
After bro:nin& thtoUJh the
co nll incd 1 weU-balanced nrst PreNdcs Mr. Ullmann decided to
half tncl 1 very wnk ICCOnd swltch l he proaram3ndwcwere
half. Had the firu hllf been well . robbed o f the opportunlty to tee
performed, 1 wo111d hau been the Peacock u net tnd hearthc
tempted to pau the poor choice music box tinkle . The Rtvd
of a ~econd lurtf off with merely Tocao ta wu rather "HII done,
a mention , but !he Ullmann
prc~enlltion
wu not to my
likil\l.
.
By SconSchuue
m:!:'urt t:eh•tr:dyp~~ E;~:
B11hms wrote for piano and it is
a
riJorous
tnd
youthful
affirmation of the power and
~he ~~e~~~t i:~:srth~f ~le~
piece to plat1 because 11 c:an
sweepupanaildlenocanclailit
throUJh an eveninJ of music In
Jfl.rwlltyle.
The bell th.a I c:tn bril\l
myiClf to IIY is that Ullman lilt
~~etlle8 ~:c't!'~,!oUaowl~~
Beethoven
piece
and
~=t~~r"~~~ ~ld9!9.~~ ~!~~:~~~~~n~rE~~~~
must make application. No ono
is; ..anie4, from one yur to the
neatautomallcaUy.
a
of
Tbe science of modem piano
writina: wn formulated with
Chopin's 24 Et udes 111d Ullma nn
but t he fLI'U subs titute , the
Schumann- URI "Ded icl!ion"
wunotu ci tinJ.
The <:OIK'C rl end(d with an
unrecorded tune wriu en by,
friend of Mr. Ullm:ann, William
Keynec ( ?),w hich 10unded like
I Uke off o n 1 Robe rt RUSICU
Benell tr3nsaipt lpn of old folk
tunes.
Entitled,
" Mounllin
Tune"' , I am sure that Mr.
Ullmann must be a v~ry . nry.
very, nry ~:~cat friend of the
compoKr.
Here am I at the end of a
enkw , 1 poor lmlte w judJinJ
an artist 11 hll trade . I may,
indcotl, be one that poet
Theodore Roetllke d(saibu as:
'"Beholdacrltic,pitel>edllkethe
Castratl ,/
Imperious
yo ~&nJiina .. ," Let me offer in
my own ddcnK a loft! of par
music: ·l nd an old Pil·latin
ph.r111:. " . . .sed est ldous
Ttntus". Tranlolatlon: " . . . but
itis10muchfun."
Knopf.Will Discuss
Evdlution laboratory
tndillonal
ByP•ulJanty
"The purpose of this
town ..own mectlnJUto prowide
a fo111m of action," said J ud1e
Ja mn Levi, moderl!or of town
haU mcet\IIJ held Monday nllht
in the Wr ight LouiiJC wit h
nearly SOpoaplcatte nlliii,J .Thc town ha.U mcetinJ
in c l uded sh: p an e lists
reprctcntinJtheuniwenity and
the comm unityofStevens l'o int .
O n thepanc lfrom t heunivcrsity
were Kar en Lamcn, AWS
presiden t ,Paui Braun,chairman
of the Uniwtrslty<ommunity
relat ions committee, and Gilbert
Pau.st,rt'l-istrar.
RepruentinJ t he commun it y
of Stevens Poin t were Mayor
Normal Mr:shak, Ca rl Jt robs ,
pre sident o f the local Chamber
ofCommcroc,& Mrs. SiedwriJhl,
a hoiiKwife ttt \ve in local
afftirl.
The presentation wu
moderated by J lldae James Levi.
Opcflinlthe present1tion by
the panel wu Ktren La mcn.
The AWS president aid the
townspeople, in the opinion of
the Jl'l'Opk she had talk.ed - lo,
were appreciative and o pen to
""~
She
nototl that t wo thin&'
which we~ brouaht to he r
attenti on was the distant
location oftM bus depot and
thehi&htalllpricn.
THE FURYS PART II
r!n;t:~u~ il~i2 :~::
will ducrlbe t hll u.llique
upe r lence . Toplca to be
dilaulcd Include the politic:al
p rob lem• e n countered , the
ori&ln of these llland1, anima l .
Herman, Stevens Point, wW
discuss with the tudicnoe
••ronomic:al phenomena that
hive been described ·u the 111r.
Blocher ~mplwitcd that the
THE ECHO
6 1/1 Mill$ N.W,..of Stevens Polnl
Left oH Hlghwoy 10
1'~::::::::::::::::::::;:====~
Seniors and .
Graduate Students
Career hunt with 90 of the finest companlet
having operallons located l=thew Jersey/ New
York metropolitan area. On 0
mber 21}-27 at the
Marrlo"tt Motor Hotel, inters l ion of Garden State
Parkway and Route 80, Saddle Brook, New Jersey.
For more details, including a listing of spon·
sorlng companies, see your college placement
director or write I!) the non·prolil sponsor of the
sacond annual "Career-In": Industrial Relations
Association of Bergen County, P. 0. Box 533,
Saddle Brook, New Jersey 07662.
~~~~~~lgN~ 110 R Y 0 F ;:.:;-::~Yf:.:'r'!'a'=f:t:d'dwtl~: ~':n':~ ~o~~~~:i~~!r~
"V~~':e t~~ :~':' 8o!:~·~~~! ·fk:r~.rvin& the unulllll _f• un.a.nd g:,ist~!~·lc b~f ~he m~l~ :!
GalapaJOslsland•haveintriJued
biol()Jists. The endemic Oora
As
a
member
of
the
Swim! Swim! Swim!
attempt to cite by mean• of
certain rare cvenuln a"ronomy
~~t':.~e~~~f:i~~h~r:
::.t
history ne.atly 2,000 yean aco.
The p l anetarium has
prQJnms nearly every . Sunday
afternoon dur1111 the schoo l
;•:u:..
. _ _ _ _.:.__;~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~
~
*E&**iJIMM
In the Oly m ple(7S'd01
Sl1.1 lnd oor Heoted Pool
....
a,. IIJII
~~:,, :!.r~be ~:~~~!:':!.; of:~~'t:;'f:,t ~":he author's
Interest for Hamlet, 11 if be
eomplkated lanJUIIIC . I11$1~d of
6-J~~ 'o5'P'
Op helia.
vcrbqc, where he should be
~a-'~W"
~~~<5'P'
!::; 11ha:Cr.!no~ ~n!~
Hamlet
IJ'clls
her
~~..\e.~~~t~lemil':,nc~'x~
r.:'~ a!~ t~b~tt!o;!in~f~·:;! ~:~~c.t'!dw;lot10~ee::-~.
be
•::.
lbe bec:omct 1 total ''flower whUe i~ead
choows to
child '' and before abe diet the . l&ncn t1UJ PlOblem, which docs
.,a.. ou.t Oowen to the whole • complicate matters when
(all.
u naramatlu ll y prec; be,
10!..
.
c:ry~~:c~~~= =~ny.!.~ee.a.: k!~h i:
eo!u.mblne, but docs not alwe
b.1m tbe'riokts bec:auat they~
willed. Sbe the n aoe:s o ff and
wbi)e "'u.p" falls iJito a stream
wiM:reshedroWIII.
lnt~*~~:r::re,b;:~~~
Hamlet and l.M rta fcbt for her
dud body In her pave. This is;
eU too rnuc;h. The wbolc thlna II
tcrrlbly tff~ed.
The -una m~ be a $p00f
oe GIIMirt 1nd Siantnn for the
...-rUroomplkltMpk>l
mind the fact that he should
sllte th!npslmply .
In ooncluslon let me dtle
tlurt tbe pllly Wll not asu«:oe•
and I hope tlwt if tbe play il
:::,. f=ld~~Jte"':l!:-=
and adapt it mare to our tlmn.
!::W.!~t:e:~:
:,c::.:J!:~~ oould
be t
o
fridoy a nd Sa tu rday, Deumbe r 6 ond 7
riewerl bae\r. thtOUJh time tO
view skit$ u they 1ppeared in
t he Ho ly Land II the time of
Chtist'1birth.
'1'ht ChristmaiStar"'wiU be
Science BulldinJ All<litorium.
Profeuor Gany Knopf of the
BioloJY D"epartmenl will pl'fJc:nl
slide-kcum entitled , T HE
GALAPAGOS I ISLANDS -
hc~::~ndj~cc.;1,~inl~oted thlt
Stevens Point is a uni•·ersity
to wn and thnlheuniversitylst
cultural, eco nomic and human
rCiOUICC ,
The meetina wu then open
10
the audlenee for their
Wednesdcry, December 4 thro ug~ Sund oy, Dec. I
9~ ;~)o~~_.\: ~=!a~ ?if; ~~~ uJ:;'~~rct.Je~~ ~~ur~:~~1111e~ 01,e~d GR~!~~~·
1
Ma yo r Mcs hak, in his
p!eparedremarks. saidthecity il
only " seven dial tones away
from t he 11nivcrsi ty ." He sil ted
t hat man pe o ple really
1 ppreeiu c the cultural tnd
economi c as pects ol the
university.
In his prcscn tar ion , Pall\
Braunsaidthepurposeofhis
commillet wutolirlrien.nec:l
concernin&therelationsbrtwecn
the 11niverslty tnd the
comen11nity . Hepoin red ourtht t
th e St udent Sc n.u e hill a
tciOlution pcndina whi<: h would
make t h•Uniwcnity<omm un ity
1dation s co mmittee a permanent
oommirtec.
Mn. SiedwriJh t u.id she wu
happy •to diJ.CO wcr"apositive
fcdin& " btt .,.·ecn thc commu nity
andtheuniwtr'Sityandvlccversa.
She aid that the university ls i
ritalpanofStevcnsPoint .
Gilb en Faust aid "this
mec:tina 'wu t urninJ into a love
f east"' referrina: to 111 the
favorable co mments that were
heard thul far , at the mcetinJ
Come And S~e o o
DEE A .Go :t;o
yuklidc
Okhhoma 1tudyln1 the
comparative i n tcr·il land
and
murder. He should have l'lld enlb In a Compticatrd way
Htmlet owcr-hear his parents u:eept.th.at ewcryone in the cast
talk.ina abo11t the murdu .
il dud uocpt 1 fellow named
AnOlher oddity Is the fact
Fortinbru who his been out
thlt Shakespeare: hu t hemurder ehasin& PoUackstluaUJ'hout the
co mm\lted by 'pollr\nJpoironin •whole play.
•
the' kina's ur while the Kin&
The play is; funher hurt by
sk:pl. Did II not occ:ur to Mr . the hu.lty cra f t .of the
playwritht. The aut hor Ult:l
Shakespeare thll if he had had
the lr.ifll snore the polson rould
much wO<kcd phruc:s like: '"To
lur'fe been pouml. in the mouth? be, or not to be"; "'Good nitht
The play does mtke tn ladies": and "Brnoityisthe10ul
The
pointmadebyGokle n.
llany Golden wu arand in
his antiqui ty no ma n er how
much he nuy be riJhtorwroiiJ,
mdlhopethatinthe(uturc,
the Sludent body will pay more
attent ion to persons of Mr.
Gold en'5 caliber. The cxpoiW'C,
if notlr.ina else, is wo rth the
effon .
Town - Gown Meeting
Is Forum Of Action
Planetarium
Plans Yuletide
Skies Show
The M~~~tum Lecture Series
wJU prc~enl the fourth PfOJram
intcr·Ula.nd differences. This in animal behavior and
variation (adaptift! r1diation) is hcrpetoloJY. DIIIIIIJibep&llflft!
best illustrated in a voup ol summers his rcsctrcb hu
finth·like birds c:aUcd DtNiin's encompassed 1 "udy of the
fmchel.
behlvior
ecokiJy of an
Pro(eAOt" Knopf spe nt 8~speeiesoflizlrdat•
months o n the Galtpaaos in s1tc msouthcm Colorado.
1961-62. He assd ted a team of
Anyonclslnvlted. There it no
bioJo&jsts from the Uniwenityof admisstoncha!JC.
·
'Hamlet' Should Be Revised
By Wah Disney Studios
l ftheaudie:n~;tWISOid,thelr
qu(U ions were of the trit e'f
ntt URthat l havecverwitncssed
o n !his campus. Here is 1
samp le: "Mr. Golden, do you
ewer thinlr. that there will be 1
ne.,o president?" " Mr. Golden,
what is the yo uth of Amcric:a
tryinJ to tell 11sl" It is too bad
that Mr. Gold<'n did not tell her
that she had answered her own
qiiCStion.
In amof11 t he old line liberal
philotaphy, I found some aems
Sunday
the
at
3 p.m. afternoons
each of thein three
Science: HaU planetarium. The
pubUchubecncn.COW"qe:dto
•ttend,espeeiaUychlklrcll.
Prohuo r AUcn BlochcT,
ptanctariumdirectoruid ricwen
wW witnCII the north pole
seemiiiJ to move In a circle 11
the ttlp throUJh time nolve1.
r:fan1d~na e~~~~~~se s t~':;~i~ ~:fe~"ker:~ft~ch!i~
A Review
o funrelentlna:old line li beralis m
t hat is 1 rem111nt of t he " New
Dul"yun.
It it u.ncompromisina in Its
eonwiction and holds no room
forllndentandinaollhellfl(llcy
of the new militant left . Golden
showed this by his unswcrvin&
dedication to intearatio n with
na aue mptto try to understand
the forces thlt are morinJwith
ritlti\y in 0111 soc;ic ty,S IICh U
theBlackPanthen .
The aud ience wu almost
entirely oompo~ed o fsny heads
andoklfurwrapsandperha pJ
this was !he deareu utmple of
why Mr. Golden's time has past ..
Wherewere thest.udent s?
Hany Golden il ~tin any
wa y i n the prnentaenerat\on.
Thotc who came, primarily,
must hive remembered him and
hll role as a defender o f the
liberal fait h. To STudents the
name mull be almos t
munillJ}c:ss.
of wisdom l hll, but for t he
audicpoc , would hlft ""'d the
evenlna;. The point t hat most
lmpMucd me wn that the
middle ..... of Ameri ca mi,Jh t
be the do wnhU of 0111 socie t y.
The middle c ... would newer do
anytblna: that would jeopardize
their monetary llandlnJ no
matter the consequenccs wn the
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December§. 1968
THE POINTER
Seven Research Projects
Given financial Backing
Coed Of .The Week
AltCHIVIST Nfll5 KAMPENGA viewed o portroit of
the lote Judge Cote, o Slevens Point p ioneer who wos
one of the l0«1l Oemocrots instrumentol in getting
the s ixth stole notmol 1chool now WSU, IOOJ!ed In his
home town.
Archivist Shows Dr. Waldemar Dahl
Compiles Dictionary
Interest In Attics
Words han always fascinated
the institution on the a.ntnl Dr. Waldemar Dahl, 10 he
Wisl:oNin rei-ion 1nd vial vena. decided to compile hb o.wn
Mu nwhik, Kampcnp hopes dictionary. The twist is lhll it
to capiulize on the publkity ol will be in Gttman and edited by
the uninnity diamond jubilee lnCWJ)'IIem,
Whenll'lpublWlednutyeu,
to interest people in bolsterin&
the archivu ooUedion. He $lid Dr. Dahl, 1 ptofe.s:sor It WSU
be would appm:ille any lifU expedlitwiU haveitlmoll usc
arearesidentsrouldproride.
by hlabseboolandunJversity
lie has 1 pcno01l reason for forci&nla.na;uaaestudenu.
promolina thesecontributions: a
With 1 cnnt from the 801rd
fewyeanaaoStevensPolntwu of Rrcenta ol Wise:o!Uin State
nted u the sute univ-ersity wltb Universities, Dr. Dahl went to
the best malnten.anee collc:dion, Germany Jut summc:r to t&J!C
acc:ordin& to the stile archivist. c:onnnations and do RIC&Kh tn
Kampenp wanu to keep it that university libn~s. He is
wlyandiddto tbequanlity.
presently makinaallsl of 10,000
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words he thinb aR the most
wedintbc:Lanauqe,
Unlike editon who sekct
;i~~n~c:ie:b':t~~inco~let:1
numerical count, Dr. Dahl Is
bypllllin& that ~)'litem because
be doesn't think it's up to p,ar.
Most wordli have mo~ than one
mnnina , heuplalns.
Hi$ method is to coiUider
semantic connota!lions and to
include aU 200 irteaular verbs
and their many derivatiws. Dr.
Dahl explains that thoue verbs
express basic human ncalsand
area mustinanybook thatllsts
VOQbulary o fthcccneralpubUc.
He cites the need for
~~de=!, ~~~~':i~f =~':
COED OF THE WEEK for this w~k's Pointer. the
lan a u a a e•
emphasi z ed
firST one in two we~ks, f$ junio r Mory Por Laviolette.
conversational skills.
Didionary prep,antion work
isn't new to Dahl, who did hili
P(l.D. disxrtltiononetymoloar.'
He e~ntly is pullin&
flllisbini toucheson adidlonary
which lists 30,000 Rus:alan
family names, their mnnin&.
and derivation. AI present, he is
seek.inaa fum willin& to publish
suehunprecedentcd works.
Names sinoe the bcainnina of
e:o~;f:~~~~~'Je~:~m!~~~ ~:~
recorded history are included
and !!'present ISO nJtlonalilln
Dr . Ri c hard ll osma n, Ph.D. de1rees and will form~lly
of people who reside within the usiJiant to the Dean of the n~eeive the ranks in eeremonies
.
U.S.S.R. Dt. Dahl 1Urted Co llege or Enaineerina, tobeheldlater.
fred Lnfgren, ditedor of
worltina o n the didlonaryafler Unive rsity of Wisco nsin ,
h<' COI~to l llcUnitNStatnin
Madison, wiU be on campus houW.g, d id his work In the
dep art ment of couniltliftl,
1950. He llu&ht ln Wnhinaton Friday,Dec. 6 .
and South Dakotabdorejoininl
lie will tonfcr with students peraonnel serv ices, a nd
the Stevens Point faculty - In i n th e pre -ena\neerina educat ion psyc ho logy at
Michipn State University - Ell!
~riculum who plan to trantler
1966.
to the University of Wisconsin. t..nsin&. llisdl$$crtation was on
AU·pre-cnaineerin& studentaaM ~::d'e'~ R':[le t£:~~~~fo~~:.. and
Invited. Topies Juch u rut~m
His dearee Wtll be confen ed
procr•m II the: Madison campus,
1ndayncbroniu.tion ofoouraes Dec.7.
Rona ld !lay, a forestry
11 Stenna Point with those Jt
Madison wW be disculled. There Jpecialistinthe natlltll!!'soW"oel
will be 'ample opportunity for department, will receive hb
dqrees in ceremonies Mllllune
q uestions to be asked.
The conference wiU be in the 11 Duke Unheuily . His
G ove rn o r Dodae Room , dU5cttationwas on "Growth of
University Center. Time will be ~n':'e~~ro~~bi~inet~«<~=:
9 a.m. to noon and I p.m.. to 4
DdormaUon."
p.m.. on friday,
And RobfrtW.Bastlanolthe
She is o businen education mojo f from
!Bob Hold~ Photo! .
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Engineering lh.ree Faculty Members
Students
Will Receive Doctorates·
Will Confer
~~~~~~~on.uH~ ;~':e!Fve ~~:
Marine Corps
Will Visit
WSU Campus
I.
Thcl Marine Corps Olflc:u
aeled:ion team will visit thcl
Wbcontln State Unlven:ity,
~~e~ns1:01nitn::l~ o~~~~t!
Will Be Held
Wednesday
lnteru t ed In becomlna
oommildonedotrkcrs.
T,he Mllw'aukce •clecllon
tetm wW be tvlilable at the
union to provide information on
opportunities in !be Warine
g:::~~~':~~~.e. D.P.
At preiCnt the Marine Coi'ps
b offerina proaranuleadin& to a
com mlnlon t o freshmen,
IOphomores,jurUonandseniorl.
St udents mulit po111:a a "C"
averqe, pall a IC'I'CIIt)'.f'rn .
nUnute qua!illcation tat, be
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• A'rilltlon
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"Iron Ore Grades and the
Chan&lna Pattern of Lake
OLLEGEMEN
PART TIME
49;94 ... for 20 houn of work
WrlteBox667
St:wens Point. WiL
faculty
· the faU of 1964.
for mct\Y uuaht at the
University of 1Minnesota one
year and lndlau University for
two years. lle received both his
B.A. and M.A. at Minnesota.
MAIN. ~TREET
C.FE
Supetlor Mine Sh.ipmenll" 11
1
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dcarre in cuemoniutbc:re Dec.
13.
Home P>oking
wjth
Homemade
Pie~ and
Lcafarcn, a natin of New
Windsor, IU., earned 1 B.S. from
the Uni'ftnityol lllinob andhis
M. A. from Michlpn State
Univc:rsity. ,He ta~.Wht chemistry
a nd physic:~ two yean · at
Kno11vilk,IU., a'!d wu dean o f
~lle~' i:li~~~o: ~~:
<;OOkies
yearabefon ..:omin& to WSUin
196S.
Hay, or.\ainally fro m
Mac:omb,.IU., came hue in 1967
aCter study~ at Watern
Uriin:rsity; Illinois UniW'ersity,
andDulreUnlnrsity.
Butlom, who joined the
Ope\ Doily
5:30 A.M. • 2:30 A.M
Close~t ~~o~.~lght'
And All Day Sun4ay
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Followi111 ai'C! t he ruulu of
lh\" ABC m:1tchu held o n Nov.
N . 8urro11Jhs onr Han10n, 270
to lOS: l"ta y.Sims over llyer,
i~0to :!o: :~~N~7.~1lc~~!';
s,·hmccd:k. 300 to JO: Knut u n
u•·n Baldwin. 360 to 120: and
St~iner over Ro.:&ch 17S to 6S.
Thr nut n~tchc-s wiUIK hrld
at 1 p.m. o n Ike. 8. Knutun
will ~at lbnsc:n. Schmeed;le at
llelrdl. Bunouchs It Smith
Waaon at St ein~r . llycr ai
lb lo.l \1.-in ~lllll'ny.Simsat Nulr .
R.o.Jchhas thc:bye.
NEALE IIALL
Monda y. Nov. 25, Nulc- held
1ts fourth ~nnu-.1 Wina Dina.
~:~~~ Q~~ie~~ 100i!~c~!.>'10~i
WATSON IIA LL
Wat10n and Ha nsen lb\b:will
sporuor a Chril1mas Formal at
the lfolhby Inn o n Friday, Ore.
13. A loca l dance lnnd will
supply the music. The oost per
OOU!Ik will be S2.SO. Lynn
Brownis thechaiJman.
The wo~nofWatllln plan to
dc:ror.ue
t heir
dor m for
Cluistmas. The theme for the
enti~ dorm wiU be "A Good
O lde
C hristmas. "
The
d«Uatlons will M competitive
on the wins le"'l. Juilp~& wiU
take place 11 12: 30....,.m., Oec.
l l, and the announcc:~nt of
thcwinner willbeat 2: 30.Thcf<'
will be: an open house from I·S
p.nl.; evcryo~ is wflcomc to
attend.
A dorm Ctuistmas party will
behcklWcd.,Drc. IS. ChJistmas
11'\&e\S will be announced at the
Schn1ccck.lc- and Mrs. Haywar.J .
wife- of th<' Buno~~&hs ~II
din·ctor judscd lhcurious W:;its ' P3r1)' .
and hoot<'nanniC's f11~5enttd by
thcindividualwinas.
The film, " lnSc-archofMan''
wu shown at 6 :30 and 8 p.cn.,
Nov. 22, in the- lnscment o f
Nule.
Monday, D<'C. 2, 1 (lfOJII nl
was pbn..-d by thc cu\tulll
committ«. A wiJ; dcmonstr11ion
was prc5entcd by the
Bo utique.
w-.
Two Halls
Will Hold
Brass Choir
~ Concludes
State Tour
Daryl Barge
Receives
Cash Award
PanheU b bul)' with scnral
~~?:t~.e~~~cJ :~?:!t~~ ~u~~
lliah
Sput a
pro vi d
t
ov c r n ia h I
ae<:omodationJ for t he tourisll.
h mn Dug.an of the Stevens
· Point StJte mut;le facult y, w ill
"romjjany the choir and aive '
::=::~~~~ns with the poup's
Membus o f the choir are:
Tru m'pe t s - J ean ne Zlehr,
Au a usu ; Wa lly l vu. Jr.,
Wisco11sin Rapkh; John KjoS*,
Wabeno: Dan Uufer, Lockport,
re:::,jy~l~aau:d'! newc:;:,r!~i
N . Y. :
o f Si&ma Tau Gamma ' l l
WSU-Pbtleville. Membeu of Phi
Alpha PQ, 1 loe.l fr1tttnity
there, were initiated into the
The only formal next amestcr nllionl l
orpnlution
ln
will be the annual PanheU C"tremonles.
Formal. The formal t ltis yur
Brother Mike Shtrman was
will be held at the lloUdlly Inn siven the d ubiousdistinetionof
on Apr. Ill, the due scheduled beins the second ucliest man on
on thee.lendufortheSprln.s a.mpus. The rrsui! wu fromthe
Formal.
:O':~~r volin& In the UMOC
Ro b e rt
Maustp n :
ltc iUonthe,qcnda.
Tltis sprina, there will be no
UAB
Sprina Formal.
Burad o rrt ,
Kenne rh
Cam:e,
StaPley; French llorns - Ga ll
Bcnnloyoff, New Brrlin: Edith
Ehlttl, M~ fon! ;SharonJandt ,
$llONOrcd
'""' ·~·
school musician. in
a nd Wonewoc will
Marinette:
Sheny..
Randy
Bass.encur ,
In intramur1b, t he Sia Tau
tabletennistumlsopcrllinsat
peak efficiency with a thus far
faultleaR"cord.
The Alplu Phi'l will have
t~U annuai DinnerOanceatthe
Stcvtns Point Country Club o n
Dec. 6. At the dant"t the Alpha
· Phiwhohasb«nchotcn "Besl
to Wear Bo nlnux" will be
announ~d. The award is liven
to the s ir! who cnmplirltS
sisterhood and 1piJit In the
chapter.
The plcdsn held • Slave
Audion In the Wisconsin Room
o n De-c. J u one of their money
matins projects.
The Alpha Phi'1 are havinc a
partywiththe bro theuofSI&ma
TauCammaonDcc. 7.
"little Bit ot ChrUtmas" will
be the theme for the winte-r
form.~ltobe coo$(10ntorcdby
Watson anti Hansen balls. It will
be hcld &lthe llotiday lnnon
Frlday.Dec. ll.
There wiU be a Clan« band
and a rock band to provide
music from II to 12: 30 a.m.
Tick.cu will be on Ale for $2.50
1 couple. Rdreshments will be
wrvo:d.
Women of Wauon arc to ast
any INn on a.mpus and the men
of Ha nsen are to ask any woman
on e.mpus. Women I f\' to ,.·car
Ions or 1hort formals. The men
arerowearawit.orsportjackct.
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Topless~airesses 1·
LANTERN
AT THE RED
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December 5, 1968
THE PO INTER
Poin !_~ rs Win Opener Over Stout, 77-70
1011b but tht~ Polnten put In 1 1
o f 28free throw•oompa~ to
ByTimLuch
WSU - SP bcpn its 1968-69
basbtball scuon on a v~
14 of 22 for Stout. So phomore
Tom Rltnnthllle.r led the way
~~'t~~~~)!~~st:r :~:en\~~
fo r WSU by 1illkin& ann of
aevcn tounfromtheeharit y
11-10at Men-ominee.
This wu th e o penlna
ronfen:nce tUt for both tums
and t M Blue Oevill' third pme
of th e season overall. The win
ldt !be Pointers with 1 1..0
record o~crall "''hilc tM loa
droppedStoutto2·1 for the
scuon. a nd 0- 1 In the
by l im Luc::h
atrih,~ Pointns unk29 of 62
aUempu from the floor for 45
percent. StCHII hit on 28 of 77
for 36 .9 pueent . Poi nt
dominated the boanllanbbinl
53 rebo11nd1 to Stout'• 41.
Huabes had 12 and l'llmcr
Ckmc nll bad 9. Stout '• Mel
Coleman, the e onfen nce'a
kadint rcboundu Lut ynr, wu
hdd to on ly l lrcbound l.
' The Polnttn tuni 6 pl.ayenl n
doub le fl&u ru with To m
ronferen ~.
The Pointers showed 1 very
discip lined auack llv oua hout
the same a nd took complete
oontrollnthe2nd tutlfaftua
verycloscfintllalf.
The adionstar1ed outntMr
slo wly with tM soore IS-llln
favor o r Stout with II minutes
1 ~~e0~~~~e;:~0s:~u:ht~ ~~~~~:~~~ne~·b:l~ ~~~:;;~s~~~~~~~~
PointtndOshkoshuc hsotoncvoteand anotherro;ochp•cke
O~~:~ ~~~ ~=n::~:~!~_t
playeD ~ek, but j am of tM opinion
thl t the Pointers have the drp~h ~o :'1~ the conference.
Jt WIS like t n early Clvislmn in Kn.a r SUdium in San Fran ~iloo
1111 Sunday. The Packers were playinl Santa Claus ~pin. ltoldl~l a
I J point lead in thefina l qlllr1CI, they ltlllniStd 101,..-e ~p 20 pomts
in that q111rter, 50rrn: thi"' 1 Pscker cum tut s not ilonc ·~ten yean.
TMothrrtums lnthecencnldivisionluvc_bc'cntryiHJ. IOhlnd
the lead over to the Pack. Tb e Viklnss aR se111n1 wo rK w •th evr~y
pme. The arrival of the Colts in Green !:lay this Snuoday wrll
pro~idc the final answer to thif ~rplulns ~~50n. If the Pack ?n
demolish the Co lt s like !hey did the unddeated Cowboys uriJC! ·
and thesll knar e hi&hernowthan ue r, l th ink che ymay)'tlpullrl
all out.
Ritunthaltt hl&h with "' IS.
Vanden Heuvd hid 13, H~o~~hn
12, Oemcnu II and WeSiphal
and Ken Rluenthakr 10 1pleoe.
..n:
~tati~ ~:; ~~-~~~ [:: e~~iJ ~~~~,:, ~~~~~~~~~.:and ronh throuahoul the fint followed by Bm llddeman with
15 minutes "lith nei ther tum 19andColerNnwith ll.
ludins by n1ore than 3 poin tL
Stouthad~en pldcedbysix
Stout lt.J,.·i th 8:151cftat oftheronfnenct'lnlneeoaePes
21-18but thePointenstvtedto to be the number one tum in
rome buk wilh thdr ball th econfeRnce.
control ofreMe and tied the
In the fRUunan preliminary
KVnatl8aU,.·ith4: 401dt.
&arne: the Polnten lost to the
The ICOR RrN.infd tied until Blue Devils 8S.SO. Jcny Siewud
.J.Oscronds,.·neleftin thehalf led the Poi nt frosh with 2S
when Ru!-S DeFau"' sank IWO points.
frcechro,.sto&i...,thePoin lersa
one point lull. Mike II U&htS
STOl(f BEDEVILED
thtn tipped in the shot just
bdore the half time buzzer to
Stevens Poh,~
sivethePointcnal7-341eadt0 Player
FG FT
TP
llkeinto the lockerroom.
IIIIJIMS
S
2·3
12
TM Poin ters hit on 1Sofl6 T. Riucnthalu 4
1-1
IS
shol$ in tM fint h:llffo r 41.7 K. Rinentluln 4
2-l
10
pCtt'CHI"'hileS!Outsllolacold Ocmc:nu
S
1-2
II
14 of 42 for 3l jl<"rt"Cnt. TM tkFa uw
l
4-S
6
Pointen abo domin.ated IM Vuden llcu•·d S
l-4
ll
Rbourlllilll with 27 to 14 for Wutphal
4
2-3
10
the!llueDevils.
Hcnnin&
0
0..0
0
Point arne out in the second Touts
28 21-2817
tutlf and took over the pme,
Stout
~~~':nd11 ror~ c.":cw;h::YJ~.,;j~
into numerous tumol·cts. The
baUconnoloffensebe111ntop.ay
dividends as 1M Pointen
~~ated l)' t:ot o~n shots by
paui111 the ball off. They
increued their three poinl le~td
until it ....as u•·en with 18
minutes kft . This lud varied
from seven to 14pointsas tMy
comP letel y don~inued the
tcOOIIdhalf.
TM Pointers sot tMir bluest
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Glover
Heideman
Coleltllln
Stewar1
FT
TP
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2l
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3-4
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Doml<o
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Ma rshall
Alua
Touts
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28 14·22
DeFau,.· sank c...·o frtt
throwsmakinsit10toS6.
ba:':n~:~~orfe"O:'TOt~ :~!
~a~~ ':~.Jnt~ t~ ~o~~tt{,:!_wTb! ~
~~t';l:!:=:;cr!f~h':e~
bukcc in thb Rmalnirctimc,
With about 2mlnutcs leftthf
Blue tkvils rallied and cui
Poinu· lead to fh~ points at
1l-68with2Ssecondslcftin thc
pme, but Tom Riuenthalct
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Pointl 6.
DeweyStendahl,l.aOossc
BobPec:k,Supuior
BobC.ist.l.aClow
Jo hnSaletri, 0$1\kosh
TenyBa rth ,Pbttnillc
GrcsKinan.EauCbire
PeteGabriebon,!)shkosh
ClvisChunlsh,Pb u cville
Ron C. rdo.Oshkosh
Gres Jonu, Whitewater
BrianBurbey,Oshkosh
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Wescb y
Supcrio•
Kenot.ha
Sutilli
Platttvilk
Milwaukee
Whitefish Bay
lotilw aukcc
Milwaukee
Baraboo
Nilpra
h.
Sr .
Sr.
.Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
be~~; ~~:t.r~~cfd ;:~~~ ~~~~':!~\v~~~~!~"t:it: u~w:ru~ch~":~t:~itle~,~~~~imT P~!~~
both teams made 28 fidli Whitewate r: Do .. Sutherland, Superior; Loub !l usby, Stout ; Bob
Sc hulll , Rive r Falls. C--J im Jarchow, Stout ; Bill Ptanp , l'btt n illc;
Bruce!lloom, Whitewatcr . Q!I --J im Gocckcrman,Oshkosh;,Rocky
R0 hd. e W•InSI
I
MVP Award ,,....
In Football !
Senior hal!back Bob Rohde
wn na med the Pointen' mo~t
n luabk player fo• the footb.IU
seatohjuSI co mplet ed. Ro hde , I
thre e year letterman frorR
Watertown, pK-kcd up over
!~v~~r~~~o~~ ~~~';!
o;;UJy. The6..0. l l0poundctwis
abo an Ut'CIIent pass tct"Civlir
::ft!!:~v.·""~~! u~.t;::er :d
wi nner of the MitwaukH
Journ sl's Most Vl hutbk Playel-
Wi,I PI a~,"~~,.~~!~~~,. .~,r, i.~~~ ~~ Pointers 1Piay
Elk00r n61.WilmotSS . (Thebcsinn~ofalonlwin nin&sttcak . )
j,~:eh::l ovak l a ~';:)'~~~~:~~~~c ~fmc~ tc~m hu ~~ 11on ,:it~nta~m~a~~$1 :Jn:
::~e:,~ : 1h!er~~~~e~v~t!'::!:aw~~ Sec!~:~ 1~.~~~-h~n ~~~- ~~~vJ wit\ rexrved.
~by tM Wr.U Pointers at the
lene l)(e. 7. T"keu for Lh(
~~~~~:· ~=::: ~hl ~~~~D~::;~~~~~.,;.~:;c Adu. Plattevi lle: Nick Misc h, Stout :
£m!~te!:~,!:sr,r;~ •--'----------~.,
WANTED
~: O.:,~ko~~. o~~~lij
oftcDIIin ud: Brla.n Kriebi~
~!,cky FF~Iudce:~~·L.J'::i
q urterbtck; RoJEr z.eu. Stout
lilatba.c:kef and Tom Oalt. ,
.
Ell•
U19nrte, k!Mit.ctval
panoltel
-
of
~
.~_pondonts.
,.,.
The rtason for
The ,.a me is sponliOI'cd by the
~ml t h~ Uni~c rsit y
By Tim Lncb
Th e
Informa tion
In order to have the Czech
tnmpby hcrc,thcl'ointe rs had
to guanntec the AAU 51.000
plu l provide room and bl);lrd
during. thcir stay. lf thepmeisa
success, the l'oin lcrs wlll pbn
p rnn wi th o ther fut(~n !cams.
Be•idu
State Unil'tnit~
Co nfCRn~ co-cham pions in
fo o t b• l l , Os hk os h and
Plattevill e, dominated chc
ln di vld u1l s tati s ti cs while
depoJotd cham pio n Whitew ater
lead in bolh tum offense and
Ri~h
Sm i1 ic tskl.
,---=----::-------,
th~
Wsu - Ste¥e ns Pnlnt
arr in tM midst o r a
hect ic schedule lnt hcir o~ n lnJ
wee k o f basketba ll adion .
pbyin& thclr firsttcvrn p mu in
onlyatwdve4ayspan .
The Polnle11 met Stout a!
Mcnomi ree Tue$day n\Jht and
o~ned
thei r home IC hcdule
apinst Wi nona(Minn.)Statelast
niJht ,
This week cndtMywill be in
IC'LiortbothfrKbyandSa turda y
rveninp. 11 home Frida y to
en t e rt ai n the t o urin 1
Cuchoslovalda n Olympic Team
and visi tins St. Mary's of
Winona , Minn . on Saturda y. The
Poinlen lost to St. Mary 's Last
ye ar , 71-68. after leadin1
ca~tn
Pi~~·;;;;,~ ."iii;~~·'"';.~"
• Ie Sta1·1st•1cs :~:·:~.~:i";;;:~·•.c;,~'~.·.~~:
Dom1na
Wboon lin
Seven Games
In Twelve Days For Openers ·
the small
Fri~v1e~ty F kiOOu~ at 8 p.m. r~~~i~~~ m~~r.i~o~t~l:~~ ~~~:~d~~r:~ri~~~~~!~f=~~
LlCr~USC:
r:::::~- ~~1c.:pt!~n~ !~t =:~, ~:m~~~~o:i!ra:;,is~~::,~s~~~~~b~~n~u~:~:
a.n def~tlli~~C end.
]
anotMr
PL:IIIcville wphomor ~ . was !he
leadi"'l re~civct in the WSut'
with 40 ca tches for 466 yards
0
~:e~~~~.~~o~;;':I~T~6:.:~~ilerj,~"pe~:~~;l~~~l: ~~
and lhrcetouchdowns.
·
Misch, Stout. F!l --l.cif Fredo ic:ktc n. Whitewuu; Dennis Mcrttla,
Mike Brukn, Stevens Point
j unior, . 'wu th e co nfeRncc's
OEFENSF.
.· dcfC~ii Cha rn ish,. sophomore !:!"~~ fo~ri~~rkk~~- 1 fine 11 ' 8
quartetbaek o f the Pioneer~ , led
The only other Pointer who
1M confcreDt'C In psssi"' 111d fin isMd hlJh in t M Individual
E Jnry· Mahoncy, Whitewater S· IO 180 Sr. !lurlins to n
total offen!IC, ro nncctins o n $latittia was se nio r halfb.lck
E Tom Cbok, Elu Claire
6-1 225 Jr. AUJuSia'
5 0 .4'~ of bis paac:s for 14 Bob Rohde, who fin !Jh~d fouoth
T Bob Bert: urn Pbtt.cviUe
6·S 247 Sr . Columbus ·
touchclowns ' and 1,1Sl yvds , in rushinj wi th 543yardsin Ill
and a total offense aven~ or c:a tTics for a 4. 1avcraJe.
6..0 220 Jr. EauCbire (No n h)
T TeuySua nd ,Eautlairc
2l7y trdspc:rpme.
G Clair Rumussc:n,Oshkosh 6·1 lJ5 Jr. Green lake
In tum sla ndinp, the thiod
R o n C a r do, Oshkos h
L!l AI[Qui , Whitewater
6-1 200 Sr . Lomb ard , lll.
50phomorc h.llfb•ck. led the place Warhawkl aven.scd l66
LB Tom Barth, Plattnillc
. 6- 1 l OS So. Plau cville
confe rence .In rushinl wi th"11l yards pet pmeonoffe nsca nd
LB Dan Mrinerl, l.aOossc:
H I 190 Sr. Crafton
yards In 111 eltTics, a 4 .S • !lowed only 166 o n defen!lt.
HB BrianK rcibich, Riwe rFa Us S· IO 190 Jr. Alma
HB Gaoy Ganllncr,l.a()ouc . 6..0 110 Jr. Nor1h KinaSiow n.
~i~~s~ rrt::~d!:!sin to':"i~ Platteville
wi th a 2ll
Pf' passing
' 1ame
led yard
in tum
11!1 Ridr. J urc:uk , Supcrior
S-11 US Jr. Srotia.N.Y.
R.I . pointl,
averaJE. StevenaPoint wnflfth
!
J o hn DeMerit, LaCioac: in team rushin1, ei£ hlh in
Honorable Mention
freshman, a lto le d t he passi'nJ,a nd blllntotal offc nse.
co nferc n ~ in two ea tesorits. On dde nse the Poln1e11 we re
E- - Steve Johnson. Stevens Point ; Len Funlc,
J im punt and kickoff Rlurns. ll e se venth apinSI rushlrc , fifth
Sq.ulll, Oshkosh; Wade Whit e, Ptallcvillt; Carte r Smith, Planeville; tve ~Fd 24.] o n punt returns ~pi ns! pulins. aod li~th overall
onddente.
Pau l Juc:ke m, Jti...,r Fait.. T --Mike Co umc:ll, Stevens l'olnt;GeorJe andZ6.2onklckoffs.
t!!~, ;'~~he :;~~ZO~~~r~!'J ~:~. t.;?;!:~:Pc~~bc~i2c~!~:h~G~~~:1~e~_:~o9ui~~ J~:~
.r
T\ea m
The
Player, School
frn' thro,.·s. This lime wi!b
se>1:n ~conds ldt,The Pain ters
th en let Stoul KW'C I I the f'IRII
buuer w unded.
! E-Neil Hanson, W~tewater ; Tim Oel.awycr, River Falls; Rich
u
e
Tooolfo,l•-·"•" ll•S"~"
~
10
F~nishinl with two perfect weeki of predictions. I tutve re1aincd
rupcdlbilily and ended !he foocball scuon (for the most ~rtl with
a measer 2S ri&ht , 1 wron1 1nd a .117 ltllltk. Th is "·eck'• action
shoukisee:
·
·
StevensPoint81,Winona7J.(Lascni;Jitt .)
Stu·e nsPoin t 8S,Whitewater18.
C,;eehNationals8 1,StcvensPoin t 17.
StevensPoint76,St. Mary's10.
Greenl:lay 11 , Baltimore 14.
Wisconsin82,NoothDakoca 69.
Nov. 23 in whith the Vo1$ ity won 89-70. (Photo by
~.~~::·:~~;,;:~::.· :~:.:~ Fc
reshmzen-Vrsic~ghome heBid aM's'Gklodoewskitl ba II
s
OFFENSE
Blue Devils to prtu to sec !he
•
TM Bucks finally sot chat Jons..awaind first win on t~e r<».d, and
they ben a J()Od S.n Francisco cum. Their dcfen~ had been bad
la!ely, uen thoiiJib they've bern KOlin& do~ 10 1_20 erc-ry pme.
The rice In the Eastern Divltio n of the NBA " rully up for
va~~ thisoyur. wi th tlte bit: surprises hein& the Ro)·a ls and Bullen.
Wilt Chamberlain's new dub tuts twice dispo~d or his old nemesis.
tM Celt its. 1.111 Satunlay, the "Oip~r" held !Iii! Rus.sc\lto ciaht
points before the braest c:rowd evu to Wl tch a pro same in Joston.
TM CdcicsUORd 1 whoppins ten p0in1s in the fourth quan er.
It appun ctutt the A!IA is already ma ki n& moves to get lew
Alcindor. The draftri&hts 10 thesiant have beensivcn to the New
Yo rk Mctt,a floundcrins new franchise . AlcindOt has said Mwould
either like co play on !he West C<».st or in New Yook , his OOmc
town . This seems to spell !rouble for the NB,\, beeausc rithco
Phoenix or 1M Bucks will like~ ~et_'h.c N!IA 's firS! pick.
All Conference Team
,.,,w;"'·"""l'"'"~
l wMn
I
1 mi&h t point out an error in the bsl PO II'lfER._ The
Cuchoslon kiln Olymjiic !tam which will meet !he l'omi~IS
tomorrow n!ghl did not win the lil~er medii in thc_recenl ?lympu:s
wu nportcd, Yuaoslavia did. It shouki be a very mteteRIRS 1an~,
rep odl«S, bccautc JUppo$t:dly ~~cry different kind of basketball IS
pbyedinEuro~ .
11
1anoe apinst
t: ~nosh~ ; Sain t Mu y'• o f
Win o na ; Cleve lan d Stat e:
l.akdmdandOshkosh.
Aft er their tour. the C,;echs
will return home to ~kd an
l\ ll.Star tc3111 foom theabo...,
ttanll with • minimum of one
player fron1 nc b tu m. This
AU.Star team will then meet
th~m for a •~ t urn matc h in
CttcOOslovakia 1nd play o lher
Czech teams.
thro~~&houtrnoll oftllt pm f .
Nut TIICstb y
retu r ns · h o me
!he tu m
t o host
in a
conferencct ilt . lbdchc l'o lnters
bce na blctohandlcthe sl uh
plat'C Warh~ wks tnt year. clwy
cou ki lu ve tied for th•· WSU('
title. Th ey los-t ~ pair of thr r~
po int decisions 10 Whitewa ter ,
8l.SO hrfl' and 100-•)7 ~ ~
Whitewa ter.
This )·ca r's Whn•·,.~tc o ~uad
is J(d by 6~ ~ 11-.:onf.-r~nl'<'
rcrformer Oon raulsun . ... oo
averaJcd Hl.4 puin ts 3nd 1 3. ~
rebo unds p•·r !(ante as a
so phmnore last yu r. Anothu
key ·re turnt"C is guard li<1b
!luchholu, a fine playmJkrr
.w hoa•~r~gcd 11.4\ast )'U rand
hu
!l iv e n l h~ l'oint( r5
ronsid ~rablc prohlcms ch e past
t"'O)'tall.
WSU - Wh lt~watcr
Pointers In Adion
~~~~y~sE(~!,L! ~~~d:J:' +~~~;; ~~;~·;~~~ v~.~~~:l!:a~:~uday at ~I .
roi~t~~~ halct!~bh r~:e~es,~r ·: SW IMMI NC - Sat urday, Titan Relays at O~;kMh
thRat in !he Sute Universily
Conferenoxalo"l!"-ith Sto utand WREST l.I NC - - t'r ida)' and SJt urday. State (,'o llqilte Meet 11
Oshkosh, will ~nter the pme as Superior.
underdOJs a~inst t~ n: plosive
Cte(htcam.
CYMNAST ICS -- Ftrn M~rtOee. l l
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