SER IES VIII , V0L. I2
In response to t hnc claims.
Eu&enc: R. McPhc", uecutive
direclor of the WSU syste'l',
UfJCd the Stl te ~JiJ.b t we to
eorred t hema tte r,
As part of a mo•e to correct
the
situation.
the
state
lc&islatureapprovedaresoJution
tol'lik e tl'l esa lary o ft clchcrs
tnc hin lex ten sion cour~Cs from
t he present S200 to S2SO. UW
pr9fessou teu l'llng e-te nsion
councs retti veSJOO
A nbein studen t fees cover
the :~ala r y
l'like
for
pr ofciiiOIS.
~J~~~~~~!~ud~~!s t!Y !~~d~!
students will pay SHpcrcn:dit .
l l_otherbusiness, th c kc&e nt 5
reafhr m<:=d their 5t:•nd on the
paduatc prO&fam in
core
11i1: tory,biololya nd l-:nllisl'la t
t hcnine$1~tcunivcrd tk5,
l'lurnorous toserious"
"The UK of co~t umcs.
li,g ht ina 111d full Sl' h with an
orches tra srnin& "Jll hdp to
brinJthe sccncs tolife," lbinl
reported. " II will tal.e us seve ral
minut es t och~nge c:~ c h Kene in
(nmtlnucJ 011
last Issue
A Big Job': Dick Gregory
Of Poinh~r
Until Apr. 17
By J im llo fer
" You >'OU o~stcn ha.·c a h~
~ I ~·~~·sf~~~~~;·c~~~~~~!;,an fo r
. AI:I C TV n•·w~a>h, a f>Oii tion
no..- h~llt hy !'rank R eynolr.l~.
wil.l ~t'l>C U at 8 p.m. in the Mlin
llu11d ing auditorium u r~ rt ~ o f
t he Art samtl.cC1urcs Scrtn.
Jert~l~~t:'ouf.'ic~is~~:h~a~ub~~~
~~~;~T\c:~~~~ ~~~~~;~~~;~
diffe rent -:a lue s than you and
yo u hH~ to undcutan<lth~t."
Speak in& w.s ll kk G r~~;ory, a
" 'cll know n dvil ri(l.ht s lcao.l~r
and l'r cside nt ia l '-"'Okl i o.l~t e in
1968.
Gr>.'&o ry a1•t•c~rcd before an
aud ie nce of on•o 2,000 on
W,-.J ncsday, Ma r. 19 in· the"
WSU ·S I' field ho use. II is
31'f'Uiancc was sro nsorcd by
t he Univcn ity Activit ies lloaod
and th<' A$ll0datcd Women
c:~!da~t:~~~ ~~~a~:!''.:::;: Stu<~~:~~~ r y,
includ ing the general rkc tions.
Wh e n he' s n o t ski in&.
lcc t ur in~; or on a n AI:IC News
aloSig nmcn t , Jennings rciidn in
New Vook City,
<'Ontro ll •-.1 by capitahs ts. 1\e
dcvot.·d t>Jll of his ta lk to
<'-~l~?,';~o;::,~his..::::~~:~d many
times. ··Ynu youngsters h~ve 3
bi,: joh to do." li t urged
~uo.l\•ol\ s 10 put l'Uiph3SiS o n
hut uan r igh ts rather than
r •opcrt yrij\hl s.
H e also commcnt~tl 00
lowering the votirq; age to 111
yea rs. Gn:,:or~ said. many you~
1 ~eupk tdl hun they feel th ey
shou ld I><• ahk to vo te at 18
bc,·au§o.• at that ai(C they are
s u hJCC l t o the dnft · and
spuk in t: to: 3 :,~c.:~~c digibk to rarticipatc
recer tivc audience, cn,'UUI':I]lf:\1
T<l this reatoning Grcgory
~t udenU to "~;ct the capita lim replies, " If ) 'OU gn t to go to war
behi nd the<-'o nstilution ."
and fi~ ht ~t 18 don't be no
li e ch31};co.l that t hf Unih' d damn fool-you got to g~t th e
St ~lcs is nola dcuKicracy but is ril/.hl to vo tc at 17."
Pio.•rr,- S:tlinger lccturn which
W<'ll'
~ch•·duk'll, but b.tcr
b>· the ir booki011_1
cancd l(-d
their pa,.·nu durinc a television
ncw"ast of I civ il ri&hts
~
.,t!~a~nc:/ ~: 1~ 1 n~~~:,l~~~
~~uklca!:';n,~ ~he Dc~~~~~~~nof
lnde pn1<lence is some mcss.lttC
Malco lm X left for Rap llrow n."
Spcakinttaboutthc larger rate
of ilkgitimate binhs amofltl
blacks u rornpa red to whit es
Grc ttory Aid, "Your morals arc
not be l!cr than mine-your
mo ney Po longtr. If bl'lcks had
the whitt's abortion credit ca rd s
we'd improve o ur nwra ls too."
lie told of discrimination in
relatin & his b tl~e r 's dn th in
01
IJI'ICYa nccs to t hecaprta iiSIS.
ooyoou
Co U(•n McFubnd, chai ronan
o f t he \\'SU-SP stude nt ution
gro up workin& to raise fund s fo r
1
Gre&ory chup:d that the church
tax eun>p tions shoukl be halted
~~!ch!!'~~ s~a~o:to~~iss~:
""'"' "'" "'' il "" 00 ' "
bee of the
repOrt on
stated l ~tt
Is ~VIIf8
soclellu. 1
a'Sin:);,ini~ AI:IC Ne ..·s in late f~~up~~~~UP~~~~~~~~~~~d:~ ~~~!tnee!r :~~ ~i~~~ ~f'~·~~c~~; ~~~~~ ~:~t~ s.. ~~,cta~~~c!r:j bla~:~~~::;:~r;~l,tC:~t'~!
1964 , Jc;ni~~ h~s i~t.~rv ic'f'ed thesf!u~~'n ~n~~~ op~~:;~2~~ andS~·~:in~~nnne~/ 1~~ ~;:::~ ~:~~~:~u':~~~~tllu!J~dn~~t;::::..d~ ~~;,report
~~~nin°cnt t fb;u-:::': i~clur:r;~ in formin& st udents of her teacher cvalu~tion oo mm ill c<", how to live rather than learn
l'rcmin Ky o f South Vietnam,
India's l'ri ntc Min.ist cr. th ro kl
Wilson of Grut l:lritain, Genf ra l
~~~~~:~ ~~~~~~~0Z~b~d~ba1:r~~
~~~~~hcr/ csidc nt ll ubt t
In Ma y 1965. Jenntn&S
anchored t he first live televiSion
&roup's plans, pu rpose and
men tioned severa l ideas to nisc
mo~~~ n& pe op le prcKntly
involved in P RID E ar c
i.:.~:;~ riv i lcgcd
~:~ o~~i~i.~ ;,-;:;,~~.~
~i'el~ a ty th:::~:esd of t~~;ma ';!:
Gcrm.n 1o ldier who shot
C reiJory's f1thcr cou ld today live
in a ntjzl'lbo rhood lh~ t his father
had died to keep free bu t today
is ~f! li~~~~~ ~~~010 : · q uestion,
1 be optimistic in the
lobbY UII rressu!l' m fnor of a ~e!ncr commissif!n
questions oo women's hours and lo"·cragc requ ire ment.
crr iJ d lsc?'dcrs whtch
Sena t e reo rttaniut ion and
Gregory complained about t he Umt~d Sutcs
a cco rd in & t o Reb d icn is t he method of ~ducatio n in the ..toward t" o separat_c
" By Jim Hofer
' This wlll be th~ . ~st isro •· of
The Pointer bd" rc l'ann
vacat•on which bccins Thuud~y.
Apr . J. ~ft ~ r t he ~~~ classes on
t ha t day .
_The Poin1n " 'ill at;Jin b<·
runted o n lhur!i!b), Alii . 17,
and all allidcJ 10 be includ~d in
th at issu<· mull bcMtbmi ll cd by
8p.m. Sundaynij!ht.Apr. I J.
Exceptiom will""' be made
for p1int in1; ~ !l ick·s tf th ey uc
su bmill <· d ~ ft e1 tliJl datc
Artkks ~ubmi tlcol l hrou~h
th e (ilmpus mai l ~ho tid b<• sen t
on the l'hursd~y bo:fooe to
dc~~llStr>tt '\ ~·--~mmer r~t
slu denI sen ale Hears Reporl ,?~~~u~!
.
~:,. ~~.: t:a~ ;!~ r:~Enl~!t~d:~~~~cl:~~:J~~
0 PR DE. p
. ;~c~·~~~~~~:h~~~~~-~d~;!~~.~~
"'''· ! n I ' rogram Progress ~fc~~c;.~
"' '""'"''
"" • b~c: /
n:~~·~•ct;:.:::~~
~~.f~c;..~t;:.ia~t~~~~t:.i~,!7k-gg\l~~
will be ~dutitl·d by sho .. ng
"'"""~,,;,
l'crsou~
., 3 ~ uJl.· tlc~•·t~
ru r<· h~.o.cd for thcS;tutBcllo'fo r
""'
a new s and public albin
correspon den t with the
Canadian Tflevision Network.
lie con r•'ll most of the ~or
tw o societies.'' About the'
condition o f n~ rdatio ns in
this country he said, "It is
He suuested t hat ROTC be
rep lacnl on coUeae e11n1pu:scsby
a proaram whueby t he federal
gonmm<=n t pay for t he co llege
ed ucation ofpcrso nswho rled se
to partidratc for four yean in
t hcPc:a C%Corp,,
Grecory's remarks were v.·cll
re~ived
marked
a nd a standing ovation
t he e nd o f hi s
to kn ow we have
u id t his $C: mester's instrud or howtomakcalivina.
evalua tion will take place t he
Grc tto ry said that el't n worse
~~':!tio~cck after tile Eam r ~~~~.:~~i:: :'tU.!ti~~obk~lc;{
T he t hrrc dcrart ments fro m moral pollut io n. He uid, " I
ne~n~l~:a:o~vzr~ ~~u~~~ oon~:~na
foreian countr ies uJapan, l npia,
Tha ibn<l. ll aly , Frncc. Ercld,
I he Soviet Union , E,ypt,
nd
Santo Domin&o, w ile~ he
ooverf:\1 t ltc revolu tion a ew
yunaJO.
li e now is ill his nalivc
Canala. Jcnnin p hal a ean:c:i u
/
~at~:~
u ' JKctc d 10 be o ne: nidr;cl.
WSUS BroadcastS Da~I0 Pa'::::;'reme:bc•~or orM:~
enro~ ~
G f890fY Sp88C1 h
;::jee~.'O il~l~c:at~p;!ln~~
WSUS will n: ~roadc:ut t he
0\dr; Gre&oryspcclllt odaya tl
p.m. The bn:-dust will in!ilt;oc~e
t he q uut\on and tnswe r ~~
thll followe d Mr· C rtiJ'91Y I
cliai rmanofa speciai <:Ommitt ce
to:oon tact llll r owneu.
Ver n Rc: be llen
Welfare:
oo onmlll te ch llirman ,~ n noun r;:c:d
hil oomml11ce wo uld cond uct 1
survey of stude nts bcPflninl
I
"""'·
I
Se nate to
loal bar
"i· "· n • ~•Y ~'''""
' "" ' " ' " "" ,,.,,,._..
whole n•r:ss of
I'C'OPic in this rountry ,"
S!'C'akin& of hillher educa tion
he blame d many problems on
bo.lirds of dftC1ors-..The bigest
problem of co llq;c: campuKI
D"""""" or '""''"""'" to
BvEd MarksandMihhr
What happtn a to Jtudo:n ts movin& off cam pus Into 1m1pp ro ~o:U
housina ..-ho aren 't marr ied and arc untlr r 211 Na mt Wit 1held upon
· ~uti! .
(rc!~~in~"u~~~:V~
'h~u~~!) ~2 o0~t•l~1;~d. 1 '':::f 1 ~;~rc~t11 ~1~
up-to-dalc r ulin&on Ullllpprovcd offcam pu shousingis fOiundlnthe
l n rctt-1rd5todisdrlinaryaC1ionapinst thcviola torsof thcrulc
Melvin Kaoa,assistant dirrctor of houii"i. s t~t ed, ..,..e arc a service
asency , not adc teC'IiveaKency."The univtrsityd oesnot s:.- nd reople
out to chcdr; up on studcnts.
·
Violators art discovered when othf r studen ts. usually unde r 2 1
and wantin& to mGYe orr ~rnpus. comp bin to llo usins that some
stud ent unde r 21 humovcd into unapproved houiinsandlsa llowcd
tO-ge t awa y with it. Anotl!cr ins tan ce whe re violators an: uncovered
is w~n the houKhoklcr. who docs not "'lnt uy troub le wit h t he:
univt rsityinformsllousinsof t heviolation.
Ku~ Aid t ht l viol'l ton arc never pre.u uiCd into moving ~ ck .
Each viOlation is dealt wi t h indiv idually~nd thelludent has a chance
to defend himse lf. Thercisno.sct pcnaUJ.
The 196\1 As.sembly Bill 70, introduced by the Commiuec on
State Affairs on Jan. 28, 1969.readsasfollows: {Section 2. 37. 11
( 18)
Ray alive Ions enousl'l for him to
m;.t!:,'· resolut ion s in t roducnl ~~;';on~r~y ~~= th~a~*' ~~
in tllC Sena te by sophomore cam pus probk:ms." He charccd
:::~,~o:nd ~i! , ,:\'.:.J.~~. fin.-. I :,!';;~ ~~~~s. e ffect re~oenu are
The first KIOiution ca lls for
The: f q rmc: r p reside ntil l
Universitypolicytobcco~Monc caridi d a t e c riti cl:r.ed
o f not rcq ulrin& tn stru cton to d iscrimina tion •&ainst both
gil'cfwlcxams.
blachandAmcri~n l ndians.He
The .eoond rc: comm<=nds that uid. "We're tired o f t his white
instructors not u$1: absenteeism ra cist system. "
"as a cri terion for eulu ation of
He urtted stude nt s to read the
~-1\.
";ffil•
Stud c nt srcachin~; thcir:ISibi rthda)' 3 n)' li ~du o ingtlcsc 111 cl!cr
:~ay what ltc h.Jd o n his mi n(! , It
1
Ext. 2JS
lhroU&h t hc iHt dayofexam inat ionsofthc semrs tcr n~Jy reside in
o t her than Universi ty approved houii ng provi.Jinr p:ucntal
perm ission is obtained ...
Ma'di:nn~~~e':~ 1t/::~~~~: ·:u~iic-~ur~tot~=~~ J~n~~0E!r~
llll&ht wake up
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l ivin& Off Campus t::~talog (available in room HOof Old ~bin)and
rca d.Jas follows:
rcttistntion later ~~-:n~n!.'c~;t~~~e Lr~r b~'!
Sen a te pr e sident Pa ul understand scotc h."
Schill in& was no t pn:sent at this
Spc:~k in&o f t he asussina tioo
b tcs.t Senne m«lillll due to his o f ~brtin l uther Kin a. Cregory
o t.l votirltt ~ll" '()n Mar. 18·2 1 Schillirc spo ke
to' the stude nt sonr nment at
Oshkos h eoncer n ins . their
po u ible pull'()ut from t he
United CO uncil of Wisco nsi n
Sta te Stude nt Governme nt s and
anendtd the bo.linl of recents
Call
w
Students. 21 yearsof aseorovc r b>· thc fintda yofclaseso fthe
IOC~MStcr, ~ re cl ittiblc to se lect ot her than Uni>·rni t> appro vc.l
housins•ccomodations lft hcydesi"'.
Amu ica n ;~~i~~~teJns1t~i~ct::r:,,u~ci!l a'::: ~~~~ic/~uho~ n;~u ~~~~
M iss Mcfar land said t he · economics. psychology and it .''
Un.iversity food Krv ice had socio logy . Re$ults will be
. tic srokc of the JC: nera tio n
for every studen t who was
willing to &iv<' up last nig ht's
meal.
.
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11 : :
varioos loca tions o n ~am pu s for
con t ributions and t hat an
attempt is bcln& made to have
beer priC%s in t he local ban
raise d for *'vcnl cve nin&S, wi th
lhc utn ehar&e bcin& given to
t he PRJI) E fund :
The increa$1: in 11Tice is
Point
IJCUin&~ttcr.''
~~~~:~:stv~ ff~~:Y ~:la~~cbr~~ fYt~c~c~~~ ~~~ ~~[;r~:i::,'c~;J :~::'!:b!st~'7.
and one week la tcrdclivtrcdt he
fint live newscast frotn Pu ' to
the U.s.
/J)
rYou Youngsters Have
i:-o'.:re~ ''f~l~s ur~:~~~t~~cd :.~v:
Peter J cnmnp. n a t ion.:~ I nc,.·s
cone•t>Ondc nt for the Alii.: rad io
an,J tdnision network_,, h:Jii
bccn co ntra ctd to kct ure Apr.
p,g~
IHCK GlfGOI Y spoke lost Wednesday evening In the fie ldhouse to o crowd of obout 2,000 people. Gregory spoke on
the p roblems foting Amet icon youth todoy. Cu rrently, Gtegory
II serving olive month ioilsenteo~ . (Photo btJ imPonnier)
...The. Board o f Re&cnumayll'quin:studcntsundc: rt hc tncof2 1 or
uJXmancipatedasof t heoommen ccment orapartieu lar te rnel\er or
su mmer :teSsion to reside in the liv~ unin owne d or O,lCra ted b y
the state Universit ies. StudcnU wbo have sa tisfactoril y com plcttd
their fuil acad emic >"cu , o r h'" paren ta l consen t, or are
comm utin& , or are livin& at home shall not be 5\lbjcct to uch
require ment...
Malth21,t96g
TH E POINTER
l.Studenta todaJY point to many wrongs which must be made right. "··Richa rd M. Ni xon
P 0 DIU M=
One of the most intcrcstinit nndemic pro posals to
rome arou nd in a long time has been suggested by Mark
Dahl. sophomore student sen:1tor.
D:1hl details in n Senlttor Speaks column elsewhere
on this tm~~:e a plnn to h~ve students bcrome student ad\'isors to the detm rt men ts they are majoring in.
ltndH~:i'::~e~~:j~~i~t1 oi~ej 1st~~:~!:~~~l:t~P:e~~ni~~
student poi11\ of vie ~· at department meetin p. He would
help determine the policies, courses and requirements of
tho rlep~~rtment..
j
We think that 50mo det~artments, espedally the big·
ger detlllrtmcnts may loose perspecth·e on wha t students
woul ~l like to ha•·e tau~ht . For exumple, t>erhups the
Engl•sh Detlarlmcn t starts emphasizing En~:lish literature while mos t of the students would like more courses in
America~ lite rature. 0~ t'rh~ps students could suggest
cha~he:~n ~.d:~~~:~ s~~~~~::~~.:o:;n~:j~rbetween
~i~~;~enct~a:;;t ~~:d~:i:::: t::it~·gsm~~~:~ !~~e~~':n~
d''m"m'""·
We hope tha t Studen Senate pushes Dahl's proposal
r
and tha t individual depa ments consider askin g student
ad•·ice.
.
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A Seriou• Pointer Visits-
Vigil For Peace Exists
To Publicly Oppose War
F
en Students To Spe!nd
Easter Behind Iron Curt•:Jin
i<kntirica tion cuds; tld:ett; Will
be on s;ale at the door for t he
pub lit.
The
pr<J&nl m
will
be
sponsored by the Arts and
Lect UJ<'sSeries.
Smit h. who has wrill en r,.e
books includin& t he best 11dler.
·· surm a
R<»d;'
became
interested in pcoplco fthe worl.l
whik ~~ervin & in World War II u
a
lie ut enant
colonel.
li e
deacribcshisadnntureprocrams
IIi
"s!ories abou t people
fascinatin&.blum.stra n&e.and
a musin &."
His moJI recmt book i1
"'Golden Doorway to Tibet."
. The$!: are some of the ~bees
and enn tshcwillfnt uremhis
Mnlitcrnnea n
film
lecture:
MALT A·La te stone IJC temples
andauberresand for tsbuil tby
the KniJhts o( St. Jo hn of
J erusalem:
SA RDI NIA.-Emt".n ld Coast.
Ap K1hn"s new SSO million
to uris t pmdi~~e.an dthe city of
~sAri on AccMion Day;
COR S I C A--Na pohon"s
bitt.hpbcc a nd wild moun llin
lll\ICSWit h j llll in&rOcks;
J ARJORCA-TM- pbcc where
tile world 's fines t simll llted-
rm7t! 1I~nir;::oe~~t.h~~~r :r
California rnil$ions. and Palma.
an ancie nt o;:api tol city with
UniiiU3 UydUi&MdbuiJdinp.
F.
9
~t!!!a:hoR~e~ud~nt!~ I~
Hanard Uni Y~nity . wiU be tlle ir
~~roup will leave Chica&O
on a c h ar tcr~d fli&ht on
Scandinnlan Na tional Airl ines
to ll el:linki, l~iniJnd .
Afler 1 llt~Cn ·ho ur stopover
there . they wlllbu stolcni&nd
for the first of a three-c it y ~bit.
After fiYC day• !here, !he~ will
co to Kiev for 1 t wo4ay tour of
the cit y and Palace o f Yau na
Pionrnl.
.
In Mosoow, !he final .rop,
five d ays will be spe nt v~wing a
Bolshoi Bi llet performance;
takinB a trip to Mosoow
University: Yisr tins a sc hoo l
which offersEn&lish: tourinsan
'
The st udents prucn ll y ue
Give To
EASTER
SEALS
1.5 STUDENTS AND A FAC ULT Y MEMBER ore omo11g other students ond faculty
membeu of rhe WSU sy~lem who will be toutning the Sovret Union ond other Eur·
opeon countries. The group from here leoves on Mor 29 ond returns on Apr. 13.
From left to rigl•t slorting from rhe lop row down is Jomes F. Fled. Craig Johoneserl, John Klesmith, lynn loBrot; Second row. Mike Micholik, Horris Moskonos,
Mr. ond M•s. Ignatius Niemcz yk; thi<d row. Poul Pemhorn, Edward Roche"e. Pou l
Sch il!rng , Poul Spencer; fourth row, Mrke Thelen, Renee Zuleger, Don Boy on d
Dr. John lowodsky.
'History Does No Service
To Black History': Fishel
Fr~nk Lloyd Wri ghl Lounge.
Ne~ r o
lea dership
h is c oric;~ Uyco n $ld erc din lhrce
~a rtgorin. the Ncpoasanissue.
1111:
w:u
Crippled Kids
asapar l icipan t in_socictya nd
che bla~k romnmniry. According
co Dr . Fi-lw l. !hc bi.Jck ma nhu
been a hist01 inlissueofcvery
decade. Quoting Lincoln. the
Can Be Helped!
Nr~trohasb«n"de-hurnanii.N ."
The bbck man's hislorica t
oon cr ibu tions in ~cicty arc
rucly viewe d in too.by"lihis tory
he
noccd.
Cic ~d
· boob .
~~~j~~~:: ·~~~t~~ ~~0w~~~~
lay out Wuhinglon,D. C:.an d
thcst"em ingly insignifian l work
of Elija h McCoy. t he inv~n t 01 of
a lubri~arion f01 r ailro.~dwhcds.
From thi5 man the term "real
M<.:Coy" has ~e n l raditionall y
pa.ucd down.
Also. liu lcknown to white
,..,.;il: t y is the bb ck comm unit y,
hisiOi ie:aUy and procntly.lhe
bbckc hur chn,b.Jnksa nd shop$.
""Cons.idc ring the odds. the
bbck lc:3dcnhip has bl:e n
magnificcnc;· stated I>t. Fishel.
lie comidcred !he ccor,ra phiu l
~Item o f Nqro leade rship,
whic h
he said. "has no
chronologica l Olde r."" Local
b b ck hislory .
This inl e& t:I! Cd his d isc u ~io n
o f b l~c k man 10 bbck man
rela tio nship. A ~~agnphi""l
oonnict bl: two;en No rt h and
So uchforpowerha sa lwaysbcoen
presen l .a]l hou& hit has neve r
bee n pr int ed in pub li' lit~ r3 t ure .
An hislorin l uamp le giYcn
hy Dr . Fishel was t he w nfli et
between Boo ker T. Washington
3nd Will iam E. DcBo isa nd t he
creali<Jn of !he NAACI'. OeBois
o f th e North wpported it , while:
Was hingto n of
th e South
• !tempte d !he stoppage of its
crea tion. ll is
presc nl day
uampk wu Or. Martin lu!her
King and Roy WiU:cns a.n d the
Na tioruiUrban League.
Abo re~ie wctl in Dr . Fishel's
-(torHinutdon(JQrt7J
Cinema Arts ·
Will Feature
'Virgin Spring'
l ngmar Bergman's A.Clldcmy
Award winne r The Vir&in Spr in&
wilt be shown th is week u pall
of !he Cinema Arts Scriu. The
~~~e~·s s~;::a~~m~r dc'::c:!P!
a ni! m urd er of his virgin
daughter .
Bcrcma n fills ou r eyes with
hi&hly contiiSiina: bbck and
white to evoke an imaginacive
mcdienl world, suuutin& the
ba ttl e of Christianity and
PIJi n is m. In this auSine
s:im plicity. Ber&man has moved
" . in to th e dte p aucialplaccso f
tngka rt, inlott. abidin&forcst
which sunound s our da yt ime
and&ives the lic coourbl:lid
th at aU ~n linge nt ev ils can be
t ocializcd away." (Film
OOIIp le Of timts tO ltirn a few
factsaboutchcSoviet Union and
togctp.asspo ttp hotostaken.
,AI one mcc tina l o hn Gaeh,
direccor of scudcnl tuchinca t
Stevcns Point.sho"·cdsjjdesof
the SoYiet Union and t:ave hints
on tra~din& inthunat.on.
~':,ip~~~~:~; ~~J:";~. :~~t:m~ic~t!%~osin:llat~!!~~
ad~itrer.
hue to Ktvc th~m uld we a rc
abk than unto do so."
he added. When WSU S ""en! o n
the- air laJt hll it had IS st ud~ n l
~t~~- mcmbcu ,-omparN to 48
to whk h Fuchs cncout:lgi."S
perwns to r e~pond if they ar\""
contacte d.
" Th is will help us know how
we ca n bcll n 5Ci vt Stevens
l'oi nt ."heconcludcd.
The station is an c~tcns.ion of
t he WSU d rtma depattmen c and
re cen tl y rccdved fin •l FC
a pp rova l to broadus!
p lane. viewi n&
o f Economic
Achii:YCmen tsandtheTrctytkov
An Mllscum:and takin& lour'ol
the cit y and Kremlin.
The JfOIIP leaves Moscow on
Apr. ll ,andtpends theniJhtin
c~h ibit ions
F lad, Madi son; Cr1i1 L. de~p t ion betakento t heSoric: t
Johlne$Cn, Clintonville; John P. · Unio n.
Kles.rnitb, Lynn L. LaBr ot and
S tev e n s Poin t fac u lty
lanatias J. Nlcma.yk &lid his mcmben Or. Waclaw Soroka.
wife. Jill, SlevensPoint;Mic.hacl Dr. lawadsky md John Oster
E. Mic halik. Schofield ; lbn is C. bepn invcstipt illl poaibilit il:l
MoU:onas , Tomah; Paul Y. o f the trip and found 40 persons
Penlhom, Reedsbwa;EdwardC. o n campus interested in
Rochette, lo t. ; Paul R. Schillin& pa.rti,ipatin&.
tnd Paul E. Spc:nou, cr1ndon;
The Collll'il of Presldenllof
Michae l K. Thelen , Menasha; and . Wisconsin Sta te Universities then
. sugcsted priority to be &ivcn
Renee L. Zulqc r, Eau Claire.
\
D r . J o hn
Zawadsky, · student sint!eadoffaculty.
chairman of the philosophy
ArnllJcmentr .,..eR" made by
department at Sccvcns Point
Ru ssia n tr a v e l •se n ey.
b~ !l ~r
" 1 cond utt in galurve yin thecit)"
l ndu sttil l
Whllenl&lly .rudentsbeadfor
tbt.$Unnybucb«ol Fiorid l for
earlysuntans, ISc:ollc:&iansat
WSU..Sten nh Point will spen d
thcirE1sterncatlonbehind tbe
Iron C urtain earnina two
aeadcrniegedits.
They11 ka~e March 29 o n 1
two ....,.eclr. Audy tour with about
l l S ot her eollqians from the
Wisconsin State Uninr$i lies
System.
.
;·~~:~\·t fo! ct~~n:';'na!~~acoomoda tiont.
And rmany, it was decided
t hat upper-level class acd its
would be Jinn ta students for
wrllinJ 1 rnureh PIJ!CrOn some
aspect of Russian \if~: histor y,
lit erat ure, soclolroiY. polit ica l
lCie n ccor ol her f~kb.
"We can't &O wandering
tro und 11 much IIi in th is
oo unuy beca u~e of !he t ravd
restrictions." lawJd5kY noted.
"And the large group fro m a ll
che sta le univcnitles will be
brok en \!P into sma ller lltllmt nts
of abou l 30 peopk and !hen
" lntourist" wiU furnish uch
wgme nt with 1 guid~ lo mak~
tourin& more persona l," he
reported .
·
St udents have already meta
"Don't fo[Jtet co take pbstlc
clothes line with )Ou." he
instructed. "beCliUIIC there isn 't
m11eh of I laundry se;v lcc OVCI
thcrcandyou"llhavt to rinsc
out your clothes in ylur room
every niBht." OvcrKI! tnvclcn
arc limi lctl to SO·poluruls o f
luuatc.
Gach alto t" ld the group to
take ~me Kennrdy hLifdollars
"becauiiC !heyare d•:sired by
Sovietcititens. Theyanbl:used
to repay some favor bl:causc
Sovieuarcquite fr il:ndlyand
like touchan&c&ifls.' he said.
••Yo u ctn't cn &IIC in
'unency uchan&e " black
mar k et dn linss. however,
bccauK theK are a1ainu the
lawsof t hescate.""
Gad! noted the strinsent
fWridionso np icturc lll kincbut
added. " t hen will bt a Juidc
nearby who will help you stea
away from pessibk t rouble
spots."
Another lhing stllllcn tr will
have to remember is nj t tot"•kc
souvenirs 1uch as h·lte l b.J th
towcltoruh traysbec iu~ethesc­
itcmsa re property o f he Soviet
Union and takin11 them is
~~~~i.dered a crime a,:;.lnst the
The t rip is th e "ir~ $UC h
coopcratlvceffor t by thenine
statcunivers.i cinand l lefimby
Stevens Point s! udont s Into
Ru ssia. ""Ou t on th~ Nsis of
respo nse we've had rc chis one.
t he t rip will be an annual
occurrence," Zowadsky
roncluded .
7fiei
-n..Gomq
It's
1111ng
~
QW~tterl y )
Oueri bed u "an e:~:Pfe-.ion
of Qnema tic aiQ: ti,ism" b)' Jom
Donne r (th~ penallll l ris.1on of
lnsmn
Bergma n). the "film
mo Yes be t wee n id y l and
violence. pil:ly and bhod, still
cxp lo rin s th e tho usa ndfold
nu uu ofman.
Th e cast ofTheVirJ inSprina
is lead by Max Von Sydow u
Herr Tore. The Swedis h film is
directed by llll!mat lk[Jtma n,
wilh photouaphy by Svc n
Nykvisl and mus:ic by Eri c
Nordgro:n. lt wa s.sc: lectedubcSI
fonign film in Academy Awards
of l960.
Student admission will! 10
ca rds ; Siforcrnera l public.
University Ford
AUTHORIZED FORO-MERCURY DEALEi t
OPEN : Mon. W~ . • Fr i. Tfl 9
l-4.50 STRONGS AVE.
34 1- i727
P eter Cottontail
Was Really a
Chicken
~~~~~~e~h~h~~~~~all7:~~c'::.
! hoe
black man 's innuen«
beyond his cit y. has bl:en
dom incnt in periods o f hiSIOiy.
Dr . Fishe l sees geographkal
tocacion in ~prd to whe~ a
LTITLE JOE'S
Drinkln; Esia blls hment
"\l!IS!IS!IIWIIIWI!!WI!!WIIS!IS!
~~~f;.v':~na~:=~r~!~~~:tr:c~·::: ~
Many Student Citizens
Malte .Friendly
CITIZENS
Their
BanIt
Even the might of the military can't protect you if you're not
careful how you use Hai Karate8 After Shave and Cologne. One
whiff and fema les get that "make love not war'" look in their
eyes. So to maintain military discipline and keep your uniform
intact, we put instructions on self-defense in eVery package.
Just in case it comes down to hand-to-hand combat.
Hai Karate-be careful how you use it.
Ol96t.leemint;0"';,.lon,C0>at.. Pilur&to .. rnc: .. H.wvO<"Ir.N.Y,
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Daily Programs
Thursday
Wednudoy
Tuttdoy
Mondor
Time
Am trlcon
7:00p.m.
Htril oge
looh"-lf
7 :30
'""
bt'1Tcdk
with
Steve
Lammi"
1 :30
1:45
'""
Woe~dy
11:00
Woodko
11:00
Study
IIC Science
Mogolint
lroodcoll
Commenh
Sodttyb
Mokt: Hil lary
Your Hobby
Tro vtl!n' On
looklhtlf
Trovelln' On
bt'1lolkobout the ATOM
Moleu,ol"
with
Populor
Mu1 lc
Mutlc
Experience
wllh
lul(cdo
Jon
Jqur
with
Mu lic
· bperit nct
with
with
wllh
St'"'
Nick
lyun
Lomm en
M t nln
with
Steve
Lamm ert
Music to Study by Until Midnight
Mu1lc
~I
Friday-Evening of Music
7:00 .9:00
Countryond w..tem
9:00- Midnig ht
with
with
Woody Woodko
Contin ue to listen to
wsus
12:00 - l:OOa.m.
popular
with
Popular
lobby Pa xt on
for the b••• In
t>ducotlonal and tnlttiolmntnl.
y01o1r fM dial.
89.9 on
Nick lyon
Weekends
t-------..:...::.:::,::..:.::==----_j
Sotwrdoy
History Your Bag?
2:00 o.m.
Cownlry ond W•tlem
Amerlcon Heriloge ond
Moke Hlttory Your Hobby
'""
Science Your Thing?
Mo ... t, Th•mu
Let'• Tolk Abouttht Atom
IIC World l:•port
4<>0
I .I .C. Sdence Mogo1lne
4:15
furopeonl•.,.l-
Men In Molec>~!"
4:30
Candl•lig ht
ond su.,..,
Like Jazz?
Jo:u Hour Wedne1doy
5 :30
H1w1 ~nd Sport.
ond Soturdoy
"'"
Like Folk?
folk
H~M~r
fatylltttn ln' Mu 1 tc
1;9() Soturdoy
7<>0
Jon: Howr
wfth Denny Brown
Gripes?
'""
12:00-2:00 a .m.
Woody Woodka
I
_I
_ _I _
_ ( _ _ __
1
--CUI"
AND
3:00 .
fcny llttenlng
Mwslc
4:30
lhvme•
ond lldd!.t
'""
Condl•light
and su.,..,
7<>0
Adv1nturos In
Moturity
falkMw ilc
wftt. Ted s-nek
Mo,. Mnlc with
Hid ltyan SSS
-
2:00a.m.
Eorn•stllodr
'""
Let't Talk Mondoy Nig ht
What's Going On Today?
SAVf
Swndoy
SAVE
' 9:00
O,..ro Hou11
:0z
;:
1
THE POINTER
Hoping for your name on the door
someday?
Namton lhtdoor!Carpetonthanoor!lttlnhappenloyou Just
~up sp~rkma woth thou
brlaht ldau. Mnnwhill. consider 1 rnlly bullrlnl rdea hom )"Our
Ntw 'I'Oik Llll Rtpreunt•love. 11 "1 modern hte msurance tor col ·
lelllludents. It otters uctllenl proteetoon now tor the benelot
olyourpllents&n(l. Iller on, lor the lamolyyou"ll ha~e. Wh •l"•
moll. thlsllle insu,.nceunprovodetherea<lycnh(noquestoons
uktd)youmlyOt'lldl yn«d !oconvertoneolyourt.wogtltodeas
in tOIIIoinKbuslness. SpeakwothyourNew'l'orklofeRep<Csenta
tivebelorttlletermen<HI There·•noobhJaloOn. •ndson>tday
you will be 1tad ~ou (lrdl
kHp )'OUr n051 to tht ftinhtone-
ADELE SCHEIN
Til<' UCM Lcnt~n Scnin-s
wi ll bo: bro;ula>t~"ti ~t S .OO p u•.
on Ch;annd 6 S tarl in~ MJt. ~7
and con tinuint~ throu~h llu ly
Thuuli~y . The IJUIDJ:u e Jr~rn~.
"for Ill<' S;th of the l'copk."'
will I!C' broken inh> ~i.~ p:uts:
t. Who is C::.cKr amJ Wlut .to
We Owe lt im~
II. Wlu r 8clo~s t oC~•tlauJ
tlow I)() We R~turntb.:C;iff!
Ill . Wlu l is l'ucc~•aking~rt•l
SPECIAL AGENT
NEW YORK LifE
INSUR ANCE COMPANY
282 S. College Ave.
344·9204
Whucl.lo:>Wc8CJ~in 7 '
IV . Who is My Elll·m~· ~~~~
llow Dol Lo•·c ll im~
V. WhcH• Have We 81'C"nauJ
Where Arc We Goinr;?
Vi . Who lbs !he 8r<':t<l anti
How Do We Dchvcrlt?
The broatlcasl will pre...,nt a
ronlien~tl formof l hc<lialogu~s
andwiii~I OI"IC.'·halfhour .
lkborah Shalhaub i~ til\'
chairman of lh~!C suvk••i ami
will introduce the Sf'C'akcu 311~
Jf'C'Ciric di:alogu cs.
O..vid Mo...,insli an~ MJr~
ISADORE ST.
----
~~~~~;,,n~~cd:~,~~.!;~'i~~~: Physics
roup
Tuesday ni&llti
till' N.....,m~n Q
• d
c~"'' "' 'oo. .
rgamze
Debot Center
l
~
In
Ftnal Prev1ew Day
·Set For Saturday
The tllinl ~nd final campus
On Campus
A ' " '' ' " , ,
connus of
'""''"'"''""'"'."'"' ThiS
"""'m""'u"'"""'"""'
IN CASE OF A
breo:>~ing oo t in Old Moin, one is able to:> use 'the lo tell in
mod~n lire equo ment. Here is o lire hose of doys gone by. (Photo by Mike
Oom<nowsk i)
S;tturday. Mar. 29, ro acttuainl
prOSf'C'Ciivc students and tMir
pan:nts with offcrinp ~t the
camr,u s.
~
a ~c~ hon
sludcnl5 who arc tnlc~sted m
phystcs thou&ll ~ pllystcs m;~Jor
orm111or rs no1 rcqurr f d
...
J.~:."~.~.~~~; ~~· ~·~;~'::
wtth an opportumly to bcrome
J)IO&ra"!s.acc:ordingtoOr. Jolln
larKn. director of admigion•.
T~ event bccins at 11 a .m.
moreacquauucdwu hthts flckl
The next m«IIIIJ will bf held
On Thuuday Ma r 27. ~~ J 00
pm m room A 10\1 of the
Sctencc buoklllll- A spnkerw rll
be pn:~ntatthtsm~hn~~no..la ll ~
! he Wisconsi n Room o f the
UnivetsiryCcnte r,follovocdb ya
f~~'!'.,~~~nh=w~~~~~~~~{::: ~~:=~~.tcdSiudtntsarc ur~tlto ~
ruct
thdr ~nvironntcnt.
aulbbi~ty of financi3 1 aid,; and
bth about n:sitlencr halllivin¥.
An hour bdwc lunch will be
devoted to st udenl ·profcssor
mectinp for cxpl~nation of
acoadcmil:offerinp.
Sample
11'7
•t
"az resses an
Jll
s
M ;
0
meet ur tereo uszc
d
L
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,::~~.
":i"'\~"":::.~'o;,:~
pulkipatell in the previous
with~ half·hour rc.:is tration in
Invites You, to
our sex:y
ro. """''"'
l' hyucs StuJcnh 1101sorpnrted
at WSU Ste•cns l'ornt on Mu
I
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PRE- EASTER SPECIAL SELLING
Saturday ONLY
The";.,., soft shot . • . pu tt
comfor1 in ln lu,.y tru l ht d
lea the rs o r p ate n!. lll ll lf tho"
bo,. fool . (And a who lt lot
s ma r111 .)
SPECIALLY
PRICED!
ll:tg . $1 4 .00 pr.
Now Only
Choo11 from:
1
111a ck Potenl
• llonon a Ye llow Kid
• Ala b·allll Ki d
• Baby Pi"k Kid
' S"owWhlttKld
$11:~~~/i
~ef..~=:.":
Placement •Center Reports
Spring Graduates Receiving
Higher 1969 Job ContraQs
Thlnp.,e
lqokt~ up
in the
reeords " y~n after ·• st re nt
~~':t'":e~;! ~:'! ':! ,!~::C andE.WIJC~mesler the cen ter also .
b~tch~ere:"'!ndco~~~~:~
lnfonnation," Gotham aid. ents
~~!tn~~re'for.~~7J~ ~~;~!nts~f'~;!e~•t ~~: 0 ~;;:-.':!!.u~e:o
~re~ur~f~':': ruec:~~!id !~~~i!~~
;k
•,t~~
'!r ::uaJrlfe~
jobs, t!~t cc.ntcr lltempll to
Tbe unpretentioUJ JUlie of arrantc Jnl erv~~:w s with them.
oflices in the lowe r level of Malrr
These stalemcnllabo indude
eompriscs the platcme nt center the ayeragc lilllry of thellOIIP.
irn ate
forthcm."
•• Be e a u1e of crowded
facilities, turre nt need1 1re
lnttrvlew boochs and · a Wtc
. •on
reaui tlnl
He soo"uld know : he'1 been 1n
usina meeting rooml in the
Uni•erlity Center, but we still
newcomc~t totbejobmuktt.
~ ~::~m=~~cnrut~:
Go~~m d~:~or~~e;>'e~~~an~ ;:n~~::C~1::~ .!~~~.~~ ~~ inf~~:~~~~~·blot~':n .~~~~W!
!~~~::ec: m~leh:d-:' ~~ ~~~t.lt~C~n~~ a:::ditiobn~~ r:tcerv~!."'.:;r:~:W pr::je~ I::;
rwo or three mon llu caeh yelr.
Studies, llave lhown the 1vcraae
~SITt::~:yo~3 ~'!:!~~!~~: :,:~:~~e:ns s6~ t::tnoo."' herc ~~~eb; •c:en;f~~~~~i!~~.~ ~~
J;
~~etr~!t'm~ent wu jull one of . bro~~':O:! ~~:..,:::.cr..
nat~~·•• ~~m co~=~~~ ::=t!~le~~~~:~~ts,:~~;
becomina inc::reuin&Jy interested
In auduues of am aller
when they &nduate and !hill
II
re';'s. Gotham now
has an
usill;nl, ~is Tierney, and
1•
lwo Kcrc:l
~~;E~:~1t~:- ~:,.~·:r~y:~~
Placement Opportunities
hlwe
communi ty
~ckarounds
ulll allydevelo~Jtoodworkin&
habill."
Genera l Elcctrit and
Firestone are a few of !hOJC
llrp r corpontlons which send
npr~ ntativcstocampu s.
'. I
Otey fus is refr.mingtowhe n hetolh
oble ro t ee, the pudd le wos cauied by
the snow melt ing in the oteo be tween Debot Center, Knu u en ond B~r·
rough!> halls. [Photo by Mike Oominowtkil
Bloodmobile Passes
Previous High Total
Since the poll World W1r U
days,hlspllcementduticsluYC
arown into full·time
emp loymcnt ,hehubuilta stalf,
seen IIU1int ubrie:s incrc:uc
four or f"IVe times and ol!i~rved
the shu~nm, of eyes on the
put of some employers.
''The reauiten for their
com pJnles are Interes ted in
sccint a student's record-they
are intCn:Sied in kno"t'inalf he
hu bee n involved illl umpus
dislurbancCI ·ihcy are also
intcrcs!ed -In wllo writu the
recommendations," Dr. Gotham
uplaincd .
Neverthc len, 1oday'1
lfldut tcs have lillie or no
problems findlncjobJif theyuse
the university's cen ter, liiYI Dr.
Go tha m.
"" l'latcmcnt iscarcercuidance
and iu purpo5o: is to provide In
Theemploymcntinteresllofthe
st!Mlc nt s,"hcupbJns.
That's why the cen ter offe rs
studenll opportunit ies to meet
job recruiters, read brochures
abou t the job ~pecifica t lon s and
fill ou r appticat ion bbnkl for
bothstatclndfeder~lposi!ionl.
To make the •ludcnts awa!l'
o fthe servicc,formsarescn tout
each yur to juniors explaining
the pwpose and funelionsand
ast lng them to fill out thc'form
and return 11 to th e plu:cmcnc
officewhcre !he record sarekcpt
o n rile.
The Center annually hosts
over 200 recruiteu reprcscntinl
area, 111 1e and nuional
busine•cs and schooli. Weekly
noTices of the interviews arc
WSU Faculty
publishcdin..I.bc.....lniDJChool
nc~papcr. and sian ups for
in tciVkws follow io the cen ter.
Despite the ~«minaly quit!
re cruitme nt period for the nnt
h.:o.lf of the year, 90 of !he 96
$("nion with ed ucation iltiJl:CS
havcrepor!ed findingteachinl
jobs,ac.:on.lingtoasurvey taken
Will Meet
On Apr.il17
T!M=fJcultywill~tonApr .
by !hc~;en t c r .
l~.~~~r ~~n ~~~:s~!lr d~~~
Maintaini nJan up·to-dn e file
in the Placement Center lftcr
111duation Is Jlso important for
individuals. Gotlum reports tllal
employers •till ask for p~ccmcnt
chance was ncceuita ted by the
fact both W!Mlenu and faculty
memben wiU be JOin& home for
sprincvacation.
SorM of the ililiuts on the
l ttndJwiUbeaprt'Rn \Jt ionb)"
1"1-uident Oreyfusnpbinin1his
~~t~OV~~y ~~~~~ad;~:~~:'~\"!
proposalbyhmuMisseyofthe
Erclish ~partment whereby
sTud enu would be a!Jo-..·rd To
spul(aT nt«tinpofthcbcuhy.
The meeting is$("htdukd for
!h'R':!~-~~~r;.)~h~t ~b~!;o~;
/op:;~~tic•; afC::Ii~;~n ~t~tnek·~~b :it~~~t::~t~s ~~~~·o:l'~~~~
available in the Cente r's files . It should be e.mphulud tht\thcsc
employment opportunities cover ~usine~, aovernmcn t, and
industrialopporluniticsuwelltsteachinaposrtlons.
pr~f~!~~!~o~J~~~~.fo~l~w:,cd•c:r!~~::~!~~':f~:~~~~ca:,~!\
rcferencelandrecOrdup-datintKrvieesuponrequnt.
..
In order to enhan ce future employmen t opportu~trcs. u .ch
st!Mlcnt should visit the Placement Cen!er upon rea~~Ul~ JUn~or
standin1 and fill out the brief placement form. Famrliamy wtth
Placement's pOICcies and procedure• wlll Increase chances for
rocninameaninllfulcmploymentcponaraduation .
Thursday Mu 27 II a.m. 10 4 p.m.,Dr Inland Stcr! Comnany
Chic110 wUIJpcak with all gradua tulntcrnted In ma rkcllna, fin ance
and msn....,rnent positions.
·
"Thursday Mn. 27,9 a.m. 10 4 p.m., The Social Secu rity PJymr~t
~ Chlcaco will intcl\llew all Jludenu for claims and benelrt
examlnerpositionJin lhilfcdcralagcncy.
lns!J'!~ff'h~:nt~!n 9 (;·.~:1 .t~.)~ ~;Pic~:~ r::~~~~t~~'[i=te:;~
buslncst m.;on abo ut fcdersl employment oppo rt unities in aru
offices u wtU as national posi tions. (Business m:ijou wi th at lust six
accountinthows).
Thuudav Mu . 27· 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., The College Life lnrunncc
~ Madison will in terview all m-.iors concernina; sa les
positionsin thcinsunnecfield.
.m. to4p.m .• ~
tnininasc:hool.
m.;ors
inlerested in retail store man~tcment positions in Wbconsin R3pids.
Stevens Point, Green Blyandothcrarealocations.
Fridn Mar. 28 • 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.• Roadw:ay E.'lpress Milwaukee
wiUintcrvicwa Um-.iotlconccmintc:arecropportunitieswithoneof
thcnation'skadinJiuuknoffreia;ht .
Jucsdn A,rr IS 10 a.m. to" p . m.~ Tomah,
will inten-iew a ii Jndultesin carecropportu nilicJ with the Vetera ns
llospita l.
~w~r~::rv~:-~ ·~~:~;r;· ·f!~~~t~::: ~ 1 nnn.~:~~~
resources, SOcial work and allstateaovemmcnt o pcninp,
Wedncsd•y Apr. 16 I p.m. to 4 p.m., Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company Wausau will speak .,.-;m all m3jon about sales
(only)poStliontmlnsurance.
Thursd ay Apr. 17 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., The Giddinss !rid J.ewrs
Machmc fOol Company Fond du Lac will speak with busincs.s
Jdmmtstntlon. mat hem atics, economics and othc r majo rs 3bout
carcc r opponunitin.
Mil~~~t:J. "w~]j 2 ,1~t:,:ier: 1 ~1~ ':.;:~r;h~o~:Ccr~i~:n~:t?s'~:~:)
pooortunitiea.
~_.9a .m . T o J p.m., The Internal Rev~nu c ~rvicr ,
Os~t h busi ncu,economics .ma themll rcsandothcr
msj::.~~:~:;in:p~.ed;;JI ;m:.~~~~ntt';:!~u~~e\.m Social
Srcum y Administrllton will interview all majon conccrninJ feder al
opportunities. The Federal Civil Service rxam may bt taken v~
11tangcmentshere.
Wrdo uday APr 21 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. , Geigy Asrisul tural
~willin t crv~wa\lstudentsin!ercstcdinAlcspasition s for
economics, business, soils 1nd nl\unl rrsourcu m:ijon and other
studentsw ithfarmbadarounds.
Wedneldn Arr. JO 91.m. to 4 p.m.. ~wlll speak with
a Um-.jorsconcerninJsalnposltionsinpharmaccuticals.
Wednesday May 7 I p.m. to 4 p.m., Met rooolitan I jfc Insurance
~. WauAu will s~ak wi Th all m3jors about S3ks
opportunltres.
W~d.ncsd~y lohy. 7 9 a.m. to. 4 p.m .. Frdrral Soc~ l Security
Admmtstfltron W!KOnsln Raptds will inttf\litw all m-.ion
concerninJ Federal employmcnl. The civil wrvicc exam may be
11
take nv~ananceme nt s herc .
SCHOOLS
THE BANK
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
fOR YOU
. TIIE POUR HAUS
lHUISDAY _ 1:00 TO 12:00 -
AU l f:EI: 30c
THE CHEESE
fiJ DAY AN D SATU II DAY -
1:30 • 12:30 -
AU IEEI .30c
TIIE CHEESE
.... , .
Closed-Circuit Television
Dispells Parental Doubts
Cloll:ld:Circult tele'ril.lon is
diJipellinaparcntaldollbtlabout
little Mary oc Johnny from '
parent-teacher eonfcn~nca at,
llvdentll wen~ demonstrued tnd
dilc:UDed by Dr. Rt ymt Ditton
of the ft~lty. D~nnis Fields,
tudiD-'risllal director at the
tbBI~b=Of' ~l,;,
~~~~~ l~hoo~;~i!'f
teaehen
In
tninina
and
their
studcpt
pn~etiql
production.
Punon
nld
SI,OOO
::::
To cnluatc the childn~n'a
abilltlet and normal
body · coordinttlon, simple
profenional"
peJoe~ual
edueaton 1n becomtqupdatcd
onncwclulroom teduUquet.
Sc.hool Director Dr. John
btlanee-motor
demonstrations
weR. held, t nd In uch cue the
was
camens oould pan in to show
lndivldu. l · rcactlou and
performances.
Television hu been u.:d
more utensinly In the total
academic opcntion or the
J,nih:li:~ db=n!~rP~~~~i
[)rcyf\15, I former profeSIOt o r
raolioandtclevisioncduc:ationat
t he University o f Wisoontin in
~lldison.
npc:ndcdforlbcinllltU.IIonof
20tc~ttatlonswithinthe
truu.orybuildin&.
Vlde<l l tpell t!XI
reeordl~
madtlnu~n~ptl1oftlwll)"1cm
tbo, for IUCb IIJCI·II imptoviJw
, thlllparent-tuchcroonfeR'notl.
"Whenever 1 puent has
difficulty belieYinl hls c:hild
would or oou.ld dol\lchathinf:,
wec:anshowtbem.ltlddtaMw
dimension to our meetinp."
In bYJone yean, on-ay
&laaenabkdteachentoobJerve
clilldi'Cin in classrooms but it had
many . limitations. Telnilion
malr.u it pollible for ob.encn
to focua on one child and do a
II'I(II'C detailed
ltudy for his
I'Ciactiona,or theymayvlewthc
entiRclaa.
-
on~a~mit;~.rrr.:f;c:!
diminatcd by the earnen's
ability to:.:oominand out. The
abtenec o f oompllcatcd oontrob
cnablesanyteachcror unlvcrlity
U u dllnl to openu the
equ ipment.
That added perspective of the
tubehclpcd SOccntratWisoonsin
teachers bc.ll cr understtnd •
demonstration or ' provaniS
undcrwty 1 1 WSU to aid •
ptCI-tehool childrenwithkarnin&
di"blliticl.
The women arc employed in
1
special tutorial p roject
~ounc~~~!~l b!crv~op;~~~;;
SCiven and l directed by Mrs.
WUIIam Stlcbua of Stevens
Point.
Methods t hesc t utora ctnusc
in oommunicatin& with their
Fishel Talk
(ronrinurd{rom[Jilp)J
d U.Cuuion was blatk and "whitc
man rdatiQnshlp impact on
Nqro kadcnhip. Dr. Fishclsers
the "uistance of a domirKnl
JfOUP 5et\linl u 1 blanket for
anyothcr sroup."
The theory o f bbckvotlnsu
1
block swayin&
polltic~l
innucnce wn dlsc:uscd. Malcom
X was quoted u sayin& "the
hUotortMbullct."
Dr. FbhcltcuNq,ro lu.dcn
ineludln& Nat Tli"lcrand Dnid
Walker 11 "people who hue
THE
GH
LTD.
OA
L N
D G
bcenloncrs.butspolccamess~p
we now know bb cks have
thoUBhtforacncratlons. Thc5e
men were 1dvanc:ed (or t heir
timu.l'
In 1 quCJtion and answer
period foUowin1thc discu• ion,
Dr. Fishel was asked about the
effect orvlolcncc. lnrcplyhe
~;~id
"historicaUy riots have
accompli.lhed little, but since
1960, in reviocw, they have
accomplishcdaJreatdul! '
Dr. Fishel ,nswcrcd another
question t hat hcwunots~.~n:of
thctypeoflcadct$hlpthcbl.ack
EE
NR
~:r:!~:"!~idN:Z r:,:~~od.!lii
{fr~~d":~~ i~~c:a~iy1M:O:'n:n~
wo n't atop, ulin& court cues,
non-vioknccor violcncc."
Dr. Fishel is not o ptimistic
about the ful urefor he rccis
"whites arc not ready lo J ivc it
to t hem."
HAVE YOU BEEN SATISFIED WITH THE
ACI'IONS OF YOUR S!UDENT SENATE?
If not, What do you plan to do e~bout It? Rothe' them sit
· back
e~nd
cornploln, why don't you snk a nnat• position, Cll
oHicat or I'IP1'1Sintcltlv•7 Nornincltlon P11p1n,
necane~ry
requ l..-
Spring Fe,'cr Week End Sale on
Short Sleeve Cut and &wn Shirts
mentl, and lnt!NdfOnl con be picked up In the S•not1 OHitl
·~-----<
-=-----
or Cit the Rltid•nca Ho11 d11kl
e~nd
will be due April 3rd.
EIJctlont will be held April 24th a nd 15th,
1
2
Ouettlonl yoy mcry have con be ClniWII'ICI If you will ,...,....
3
toct your senotor or Dial SEX (7391, the Senate OH1c1.
For 6.00
For 9.00,
For
12.00
1319 StrongsAve.
Tlw
Phone J-44-7058
BRAT BARN
" Whll'l Som1thlng's
Alwe~yt
Cooking"
Presents:
Doily Pldtup amf DellvMJ' ot Dorm.
10% DISCOUNT
HOT FISH SHOP
On Cash and Carry
Dry Cleaning
• CALL
omas
F~turing &afood and Steaks
428 Division St.
(opposite Colt-;• Dorms)
DOWNTOWN STEVENS POlNT
1124 s.oond St.
Thursday, 1\farch 27th
The People's Choice
ADMISSION SOc
Next Wednesday -April 2
First Birthday Under New Management
0049 Owtth
PRIZE MGHT
900 Pork. St.
Ovat SO Pril:ea to be Gl....~ Away FREE- No Adrnlulon
I
Eighteen Receive $40,000
In Grad ·Assistantships
THIS IS OlD MAIN seen through th 11 monk11y bors located bl!hind the
Compvs School. The monley bcus Ofe IO«rted for enough owoy from
Old Main ~o os not to indicate thor Old Moin is not in need of strvctvro/
support. /Photo by Mike Oominowskil
Select Opera Scenes . . .
(<0111 /itw,·,JJ"""I'JJlr'/}
John Kapfer
Publishes
Olt. THOMAS NIKOLAI. ltft. <lltpluyt th lt lmg<~ •rlltdle to r•n·
rt•em tomlt of the blood "'~'" foum ttiWiy /400 men 1tv·
dent1 IMng In the kollt The IJtood trl~tn wlrt 01 J)(l' ' of a
blood IIUtCtldt pro/tct btrno co•rduCtiiU IJy th., Mootl.f ttld
Clinic. Sr udt~r t t M lk• Woif"O· ctn rtr, ond Tlllr Mr1•to nfl ••o! rr,
IC!pflltll lld rlrt lwo 111111' 1 ho/11 whtlh ltttd rltfl ltlfQ •ll t l u tn·
ovr lor rht proJect. $111/ne' urrd Oult/wlrr ploctd out oud r.... o
• ts l>e«:tl~tfy, rfo,lon Klotlru ~l PhoroJ
THE FUUYS
Pm·t H
A LONELY PIGEON iou ht o plott of re fuge from the blvs t11ry weorher common
to the Stt~velll ro,.,r ooe ' · l hh P•geon womed so much to be In the wormth rho t
ir wo1 tepo•tetl to rl.'r he~ 0 1 <ought without o foghr . (Photo by Mike OominowskiJ
F r·ida y urul Salru·r lay
lllru·clr 211 rurtl 29
50-Degree Party RHC Will Elect
Ranks As Largest New Officers
In Long Tradition After Easter
THE ECHO
f'/J Mllu N,W, of
St•~'" ' l"o/nl
ltlt oil Hluhwur 10
Tu n u
popu lar wh11n
WSU · S tr Hnl t'ol nt wu
foundrii ·7S yrus II,O·wi lt be
1mon1 t ho!IC futurtd In .. r
1nnu11 wna fest Sund.y, Mat ,
JO,tl llr ek:hoo l.
ror~':;;'N;~· ;.e~~~~~~~~~~-w~~.",~
p.m. In the WIJromJn Room o f
t he Unl~euil)' Ctn rrr In 1
OOII IIIJI bl/ll'li lh iJ )'tal II
;·J~'O.':r w~rc: The lbr•. 18Y4 tu
The pub lic Ia · ln~irfo.l to
attend p1rt1uror rllecru lr c
four· ho ur /lfOIIIrrt .
tdnr/ulonwiUbe<· htr,:r.l.
Nu
ttll.. vlc.rl"rlc• l.,•ry Dc.y• lth t Y11c. rl
I"Nfutlonc.llr Cl•c.n•d ond l'r tu•d
2'7 0/~h/on Srr.. l
Acrou,ro mNorthl'olnt $hopplnu C11n t1t
IS THIS YOU?
I 1m oppoMld tO ! ht Vifl Ntm Wtr / tnd lilY tueh \WI lhll 11,101 OIIMH I Uj i()U t/~le• llctO t OUI
coon try). Plellt Mf!llmt tJ)flllc.t lh:.lft to tht Mlnh tr y o / yow d~t~rc:h, ••w•il-liniOII!,.tlonlt
tofu belieb .00 meflll)lffth lp tl•oughout t/11 IM>I'kl.
· It lsmyullderthMKIIO(I tllf! ll I IIIIIIOI:tptlltl t o tlwmlnit!I Y OI your chtll"'· I (lin not
con~elmtlovr.Jy l*'t ic/J~t i In l!ty rrrU I!Irry lrwol\oemtn t not dlr 41e tly t'OIIOif tlfH I whh the !hlfOillll
o i OIK country or ltlrrotiOifr.lorta. l further ulltllrrll••._. t hltt tr1lnJnu willlro t ln lt tlt rewhltmr
not!llll l worit or tc«<emlc: 1dtl'dulo, 11ld I elll ChooN rny OWfl ioolllon o f IIMict tO God ;rntl
humlllity.
Enclotedi1S I.00 10coYtrC:Itr/ctl ttAPI' IMIIUdC:OIIO i rnlllllnu .
JUICY SUCfD UIIIECUf lfiF
Reg. J9c.
Wlth Coupon
Good
25C
only Thur.doy, Mor<k 27 rh
I
I
I
I
I
I
Mall en1lreld to :Chufc:h ut tho llurntnilllrllrn Ood:
337:3.
P. 0 .
Uox 13238; Gt, l'tttuhuf"(l, F/ork/41
.....
March 27. 1969
HALL-A-DAYS
By Judfllroe klna
SMITH HALL
ABC
marthes
, Sunday's
broU&ht the fo llowina rnults:
B.aldwin l6S,Watson7S;IIanscn
1 10, Roach 80; Puy.Sims 305,
Schm«d:le 10: Knutun 310,
Nnle 2SO; Sttincr 160, Smich
·
I I S ; Burro~~&hs 1 8S,Delztii6S.
ltycr hadthebyc.
The b sl ABC marches in th~
rt1ubr 1 968.(i9~ehcdulc will be
held SunrJ1~ at 7 :00p.m. in the
hallbllscmcnts.
Sices of the matches ate as
fotlowJ: Roach 11 Watson,
Delzell at Pra~·Sim1. llanM:n at
llycr, Steiner at Schmecckle,
Smilh at Knutzen and lb ldwin
II Neak:.
BALDWIN HALL
I
lbld win and Nule llaUs will
co-iponsor a sbve 5ale this
w"'kcnd. 1 The auct ion will be
!his Fridfy. The lbldwin sbvcs
will worlc Saturdt y morn inc and
!he Neale sLaves on Salunla y
afternoon .
Rcconsrruct ion " has been
ROAC H HALL
nearly comple!ed in the hall
baseme nt. which has been
Roach and Smlthhalls lfc
d ivided Into lou~s. ll ud )'
jolnr lyplannins afooddrlvefor
tooms tnd reacation rooms
SCHMEECKLE HALL
A new color Til M:l w~s this Saturday, Mar. 29.
Koach cirls COOr<:r~ted whh
rcccnrly pu rchas:d by the
\ Sdu_nt'cckk llall has~<Cicdcd n10tivat ion
OIJt.lniu rion
of giwln- urr their WcdncW~y nialu
~~~ Gacqc to be iu q ueen llaklwin for rhc
bendit of lhc d inncr for thebendir ofi'RII>F..
eandi•htr forrhc ROTt' militar)' hall residentS.
lla U Council i1 ptucnlly
ball.
'The hall won scrond pl;lc~ in formuWunc pbns for tM lhU
To rorupletc th<·scrinonS<'I rh~ Mauh.ficld Blood l'roje~t Co uncil c lectiom; co b<' held
tim Schm~ccklc lb ll hu bo:cn Driv~. Th~y received US for 500n aflcrl:utcr vanlion.
sponsorin-.lh<·dorm· has ukcd their efforts. A total of 206
Th u ri ~ eiHiions .,.ill
1
l'at hcr SuDinn and 1 U I Of Bakl,.,·in lbll residents a:avr hopefully facililat<· a ~rnoot h
Sch~X"idertobo: r llcirnu t &ucSI
transition of officers for nu r
hlood. "
spca~~rs. There dlscul'liiOn will
F irll nsr is cuncntly in fint school~nr.
be h~ld on Mar. 26 in th~ place
in 1M all·c•mpu$
basement Jounae.
1nu amunt sundinp. Serond
NEALE HALL
A nnrJicliahl l:l:rcn>OO)' W~l
cast binJi:rrth pb cc.
hdd for L~nn l)omke who
R~sidcn t
AMimnr. Rcta
became c..V&cd to Charles
To lley ld t Neale lo pt~clicr
S:unm~ r\danu II , of Marknon ,
STEINER HALL
ruch rn ~l~nhfickl . She i~
Wis.
tcachln1 hiuory ro sopho~roorc1
11 Marshfocld·llii!II School.
A \Xlnrh ination r~dio·rccord
pb)'c r is av~ilable for si\Mlcnt
ua: in r h~ sr~ff loun!IJ;' A kc~ ro
rile lounac may bo:chc~;kcd out
atlhrde$k.
II p;uty ~• the l'o int llowl
will foUow a Wve auCiion and
sla•·c day rhis w«hnd wrth
Ncak' llall Sin es will be- sold
•
A Junior wllonrrnxl SIO,OOO
I~U ~nr in his .., p;uc 1im~" Ius
won :. schobrsllip for hirntdf
anJ ~ J\lllnl fot his school
hc<'Uiill' nf his sue~~ as a
1aks rnan.
Martin
II .
l>o rnil r o~ich
~arncd
rnor~ th~n SIO.OOO in
I 'lbll lll:llin~ t'ur~u curkry fot
Wur·l'wr Alurrrinuru. Inc. anJ
ranl..·o.l u om· of rh•· corrnu~·~
lnp 10 Uuo.lcnl a~<'nl~ "'' ho ,.•uri.
fnr rhc fnrn. lt Q; ~w~ul ,..u a
S5 0 0 ''.\ IL · r\ m~ r rcan
LOST
Frid~)'.
man~~ m~ nr .
Martin
ll3s
ho:rn so:ltin~
~utkr)' litrk mOle than a ynr.
hut hala<.h anud ro rhcposition
u f <-olk"&c couns.:lorfor o thcr
)'UIIIlt'l m~n m ccntraiWr..:onsin
who o.lo I he s;rnrc kino.l of ,.·mk
for W~ar ·f.vcr . ll b poop hro~c a
7U·~··• r ~:ltin~ 1\'CO!o.l
.\ nat ive of Ontona&Qn,
Mkh.. Murin wu ~nduatt<l
fro m high school there In 196S
and canl!.' lnSic•·entPointlo
srud y hu~inns ad rninistnlinn.
Dcsio.lcs hi> sdlinc posirion. he
hu fuund ti.....• ro pby football
a mi participate inucnU of lhr
Assodation.
lie and his woe, Kucn.
~nil
Saturday.
orij! iully from Stq•IK'nson.
Mk h .. 3rf ~xpccti~ a b;!by this
Sd~~~!~~~~~ 1fro~r1~i• ~!~lo);~ momh. The)' also arc
,.,:huol an ~qual an~o~unl for usc
rrr pron10hn~ ~t u.l)' of !ilk's
S,mith and Ro3ch held rhcir
M:cond SLave Da~ o f the: yeuon
Sllrturday, Mar. IS. Theda~ met
with IOQd rrsponsc and WIS a
~cncral succcu for both halls.
The Smith llall Council and
Roach ltaU Council hfld a joinr
meetina Tuesday, Mu. 18, at
Rudy's. The main discussion .
centerrd around rhe ''food
d rive".
~~the weekend of March
29-31, Smith and Roach wi ll
unite in an cffo11 ro colkct
e itlu: r food o r donulons. door
lodoor. thrOU&I'Ioull hcSrcvcns
Poinrarn. Thiswill bc an all.oul
c:amplign 10 hdp the needy of
thcarca.Ail dg,ms areinvilcd 10
pall icipatc in this d rive by
donatin1 any cann~d coods
srudcnts mi&hr have. There will
be boxes pbord in cnry dorm
for this purpose.
· On Sunday the food will be
boxed 3nddistributcd in rhc
form o f an l'..:~llcrbnketto thc
needy fa milies.
awairl~
th~
Mal(h 7 cd ilion of Time
M~p1.inl' in "'' hkh
Mart in's
pkrurc wrll IK' incluJc•l in an
advcrtls<'merll ahorrl We~r·lcvcr's
molotsuc~Yful liil k:smcn.
Jack Purcell Oxford
N•""'"'""
lhcm, likethcl'ointBuch Slate
J>uk in~;idcnl . invo lve man
hims•· lf a s r he pollutant.
OH· r crowdi n t. h ck o f
undnsrandinc. l'<"Cd , and thr
stench and cb mor ofwhatsomc
~~~"0:1~;;!~r~"f;;.,-u:io~ ~hrisw~
neverbo:abk: todeanup1
Aluminum, Inc .• wol'l for the
$Chool o SSOO schola rship for
hi s so lesmol'lship.
M..t Our
S m i•h
UI'SC
Only
.
$6.95
Jock Purcelf O:rrfo rds. Novy o r While .. ............. .... 9.99
lo Crosse Bra nd Bumpers in Grecl'l, Blue o r Rtd
(fl t he~ ~l'f'at tport
and WOTk .thOf"IO fmm Sp~~ln,
and th<"Y combine "mRrl
tl)"le wllh work bone
5.99
w~
JIT<"nllh.
Th~~·
0"'"~
I IH'Ir
VILLAGE SANDALS
amuln( comfort 10 tH-Ing
C'OI\1\roeto'(\ on a w·l· rl·<" na" ''"" lui, and th.- n •bh«r·
cWalf'diiOieat;:lwau...-foot·
In~:. ptOit'<'Uon fmm damp.
nfllt, 11nd lon,;-. ''"'~~" "'rar~
~n~:':;.:'-::~t~. In caon<'~ cui·
HUNT ERS'
CORNER
• FISH
Includes:
pinit Wll IWllrded · fg, hn
acholasc lc u hirnmc:nt. d urin&
four yurs al th~ school and
bcca~Heher lflldu topaU othn
.:nion who participate In the
mulir fratcrnllychap!cr.
Kar~n lithe dauahln o f Mr.
A Mn. Merald Stcl&enbrrser, Rl.
l, Pulukl, and 1 1964 snd uate
oft he Pulukl lliahSchool.
Shecii!Tentlyis doin&stLMienl
tcachlrc in clcmc: ntary schools
of Marine!!~ and pbns losllfl a
tcachi,. contract for nu l yur
in nOtl heuternWisoonsin.
FREE NIGHTS!
NO ADMISSION CHAIGE
FIIDAY AND SATUIDAY, MAICH l l o nd 29
":J/r.tet.twJflw ol ":Jir.t Stu£
1320 Slronos Ave .
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SHIPPY SHOES
Moinot Wotet
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Saui"t h om Frido, Ncr;on to M idnight
Holiday Inn
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Stutns Point
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Marc;h27, 1969
""' 10
Three Point dagers Receive
Recognition ~s All-District
More honou vocrc accorded
thr~'<' mcmbcn of WSU-Stcvcns
Po in t' s h ig h! )' succntful
hlketNil 51tuad b~ .,..«k i.s
Quinn V~ndcnllcuvel Tom
Rit zuth;ilcr. and Mike 'Hughes
were
named
to
an
11-man
from tnt )'<'~r·s fin:t tql.lall, but
IIUAhU was namcdtothc ""cond
t eam. This ycu only one
tcn-•nan tum was ""ltctcd.
Coleman, Stewart, Gcbkr, and
Guy wnc unanimous sclcc1ions
and tile four along with ll~t~hes
ali..Jisllict tc~n1 in Dist rict I-I of have bee n sdcctcd fo r
tloc N,\JA. The distr kt includes considt'lat ion on the NAJA
all of the rrivatc and state ,\11-Amcr ican tnm.
collr&uinWISconsin.
By Tnt LASCH
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1 suppose everyone in Nccn~h b wondcrins how Ions LaMont
Weaver hu !J«n practicing hb half court bank -shols. ~nU . IIeloit
:n•J
liiJltlyand an n:sult neverso! a1sh~t :llhctlt iG.
Many obSII'rven of ln t Saturday's Purd ue·UCLA duh t hoUjlht
!hat lhc Doik rmakcrs wo uld h:ne won lud thd r shoolins been
bcu cr. I dlsq.ree wholehearlcdly. UCLA merely pb~d aood enough
to win and no more. I lad they been premed, !he Bruinl could ha~c
ope~d up inore and fed Ferdirnnd Lcwi$Aicindor. Jr. a lillie mo re
o ften. The funny thinl about !he pmc wu When l'urdue tr ied to
switch to 1 wnc defense to cut down A lcindor"sdomin~t ion. 6ruin
co1ch Jo hn Wooden would have non<: of it :ond it didn "l lake the
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DoUermake rslont iOnlll kC hl~h,ap~y/pin.
The ABA aot .in t he first "brownie roints" in the Lew Alcindor
lettuce war, 11 commisslo~r Gcorte Mikan had Aleilldor"s father
With Keg on sa ~~n~:~tu[~~::~~~,;:~a:~:.~= ;:~~=~:~~-~~~k~~e:~r~~;:.~~~:
Lew would no t say anythins e!toept that he wu lookins for a
Was Ca nee led ~o~:"/~ ~::w~!~id!:t~·~.e;!~·~~~~"~; !ZJn:o~~~~! ah~:,o;~e:,<~yc~
l ast Sat urday's scl1eduled
t rK k
lll«t
bctwten
t hl"
unbcatcnf'ointcr l hincladtand
tire Kq;:onJ.a Tuck Club o f
Madbon' wn ~anCI.'Jk:d whrn
Kc&orw
was
un;,ble
to
p:uticipllt.
The
l'ninlcn
will
be
parl idpatina in !he WSUC
indoor mer! lhisSaturd~yu !he
Univeuily o f Wisconsin tn.ck
u~dium
tt
Mldison.
~-~~~~~.'~linar icJ will ilfGin a! 10:00
Fo llowing are tthe
l'ointer cfforts lo datc :
best
best -of~ Nee
.:r ics nii iM:r th~ one rlip which t hey lo$1.
" The Bucks maiden su10n in the NBA must be (:(ln$idcrcd a areal
sucttSS, both o n ~nd o ff !he rourt. TIH.-y bul t heir ,~ 1 o f 15
victories, made xveral profitabk trades. and h~ fiM attcnd~no:>:" .
I'll t~kc the BuUel$0f Knicks in t he East and the Ld.c rsin the
We~! in the upcominJ playoffl~ 0 • •
A recent e~cnt may irreparably hun th.. l'ointer sprina sporu
turns. The bLMlt~cU of almost ~u of tiM: teams 11ave been u imrned so
much tl~l no t one Slluad will be able to tal:e a SJ>rinJ tour. lt set ms
unbelievable to me !h:lt a morkrn universit y o f alrnoll 7000 ~tudcnls
canoot find !he money to pro~er!y !u~port its tea ms.
The Allan" Brnu man:ttemcnl ls up to iU old tric.ks 11ain tradinc a player if he p vu t htn• any ••troublr." J oe To rre. one of
the best in the business, wu deatl orr to St. Louis for Orlando
Ce..,eda. Cepnh may help t he- Br;~vn. but I wonder wl1u the rest o f
t he tunuthink,of the way their bosscsgct r id o fpLaytnlikecaulc .
Margaret}
Bridal
Shop
h as gr eat lines,
smart sta nd away collar, and
white buttons to keep tabs in
front.
Oftly $26.00
Fcaluring Spring Formals
Optn 9· 5 Dolly
Friday 9-9
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