w"'r::-=
J THE
POl NTER
Point Blank
11~
by BJ::V BVt:NJSG Md t:D )tAKKS
HO~UX:O~IISG 1!161 S<.'HEOULE OF t:vt:.'iTS
S.ht rday, ~L II
!2 Soon - Quf'tn Cl.ndldatt tntcrvttw& - Unl~·erslty
6;~e~.: .
_
Qu~n
bandldatt Banqutt -
Center
S11nday,Ot't. It
5 p.m. - Brat and
om Roast -
University
Nor1h Campus
~ ~:: :: ~~~~"$ ~~~ C.~:~"
Campus
8 p.m. - Queen f'lnall• u Announced - North Campu.J
Campal a;nlnc llc!i!n•
~torwhy, Ocl. u
-Qc,~ell1 ike
Nlaht - f1t\dhouse
I
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n:e!::,
~
p.m.. -
8 p.m. -
FkF-
11le I"'JlCr'll II')' 10 mirror
the Lntuest ol the unh·•nlly
communUy, "'tlkh muns ,.....,
tloriH and ~l!Orll ll on IU~h
aonlro''"'lallubjtclt u mul·
tlormi!Qry houn,
Hort>«<mlllfl C arnH - tntenmural Area
Aru and LKture St riH: ·Doc EvaN Dtxl~
land Band _
Wfdn~.Oet.U
8-6 p.m. - VoUna
Queen -
U.C. and Clu.Jroom
Eli~~=·hou,..- DtDOt and Allen Centers
4 p.m. -
HomftO!f\ ....1 CamH -
6:30 p.m. - ~nt Show - F1eklhou.e
Thund.a.7, Oct. II
I
4 p.m. - Homeoomlpa Gamn - Intramural Am
7-!~ p.m. - H o i i i Truaute HuDt - MMI at
Allm CentH
l-'dcla7, Od. u
.
6 p.m. - Alumni
uet - Holiday Inn
&tu..... y,Qri.ll
!
10 Lm. - Horneeomlna Panu1e- S.atnnin& at Bulloll
Ave. and romlna lo the eampus
Btfore Game - Band ~w - Colrite nekl
1~ p.m. - POINTERS ~ STOUT - ~rl<e Fteld.
o:_s~1Ciub
•'lelclhouae
s!.f:."
r -
. . . . .- '""'-ml"'
8 p.m. - HorntCOmlilc concen and Awudl ... Bulfy
St.· M..rie and nW Sandpipers - Fkldhouw.
~!~"t:i
probknu.
ktl~ll.·
IUJ"~t.
Intramural Arn.
Pointer Deadline
DB. FRED IUlEHPLE erawlecl to the top ot a aeven.story learning resource•
tenter at Stevens Point State Un1veral ty to t.bow orr the ev~n tree plaeed
there to symbollu enclo.ure of the roof on the new $3.5 mUUon structure.
~pte 1.1 dean of the center, which is Stevens Point'a talleat building. The
four.atory university clauroom tfllter 1.1 In the background. Dr. Kremple Pya
the tree tppplng orr cuatom come. f rom northun Europe where early-day
tribel conaiderecllreel u their roola.
1
September 25, 1969
THE POH-tTEil
Page 2
K ellett Commi.m(m Study
SbouldlllciudeMoreStudents /
The Governor's Com miNion on education, betd·
ed by WIU\am Kell~tt. haa been exploring eduea.
tlon&l proeeu from kindergarten to PhD. AI
the work drawa to a ela~e, atudenta are ge tting
the opportunity to !ace the Individual t.uk uniUI
to anawe r questions and make c:onunenUI.
It isun rortunat e t hat the taak torus contain
no permanent s tudent members. Sudenta are In
a Cine position to view inaUtullonal proeeaa and
have a vital atake In change. It is euenti&l tha t
auch a commlaalon come to tenna with Stevena
Point State University.
The alate has 10 far failed t o come to terma
with th is lnatitullon. Part of the probl em Uea In
the !let that the alate 11 tradition-bound In lUI
view of highe r education. Educational conaldera·
tiona ~ee m to filte~ down through the University or Wiaeonsln. The nine state unlversitlea are
no t s n overaite, created to carry the overflow
rrom t he UW, but acperate and vital lnatitutlona
which need the nmc consideration aa Madlaon.
tr an example or tht prcacnt attuatlon la nCflied,
we were lnfonned that again thia year the mtalc
department will not receive a . new plano, while
the UW will re«h·e a grand total of 119 grand
pianoe.
T hill the alate muat reorder ill prioritlet to
fiU aU the need!! of ita lnatitutlota. More im·
portant alii!, the university muat be treated leu
aa a tog In a aystem, and more aa vital and
individual institution. Graduate atudy haa been
decided to rit the neW of the aystem, not the
institution. Thia type of prescription education
haa been applied to every l.wel, Including student lire. Two yeara ago it waa the Student Con·
duct Code, and thia year the Board of Regent&
may be diacuaalng a unLform vlaitation policy for
reaidenoe halia.
While the Kellett Commltsfon atud.iea the
structural problema 'that oeed overhauling, they
have been liatenlng 1t o atudenta who have demanded that their education be more flexible lo
structure and conteot, to make It more "rele-
" We Are One Species, With a World to Win"
-
George Wold
Lutz Replies To Dreyfus
THE PODIUM
Dreyfus' Letter Brings Response
l lhlnkth,U III• thedtily
or free men t<.> defend U)('mtel\"'1 1\nd 11rot« t th<- ''""'
dom they tlave. Ar>d I thinlc
~~n:,;'r!th~n~ve;~~~;~rd ~~:e::l o( meaning
th~ t
this duty Lncludl'l lk'IOifld.
InK Gnl'WU and 0111.'"1 «xmuy
from ~ln J 1 mll llil.,.lk
1\l ll!thatniUI'I on ly themlllts ry 10lut lon to r\-~1}-th in;r
"'hi~ l,norln~t the non-mliUJt)'
solution. Mllltilrli m Mll•·ars aGo
vane._ un&r
c ul~e
trlotilm ar>d lo\·r of country,
but It s lwa >·• ludJ to 1M
u me thinK - wa r In I~
n-ame o1 God , Countl'}', atwl
~·rredom. We need only look
to hl stol'}' to ..ee how rn:my
na t ions hJiwe f ~Uen to lhl•
f:obe I Cf'll.e of pat rkl!lsm and
fn-edom. ltilthls tl>a t lr..,
tni"nl>l'Cdtodde ndthrnl.UI>ti
w~~:'!!~~ ~rer!~1!~~ot~::C:~~ ~~~~r!~;t r~:
rigid administ rative education. Experimentation
muat be unreatralnctl; buildings m.uat ~ rede-
'll l
al~~; =~d ::;;:r 1 ~~~~ ~~r:~~~- of
ua
would care to admit," atatea Uobert Willlama,
head of the private education t aak unit. Noth·
ing 111e have seen ao far, lcada ua to agree with
~~ ':~~a~h~ ~!k~aJ;t o~ 1 ~e 0 ~~rere~;~l:~r!:
perhapa he ia headed in the right direction.
Scott Schutte
•~talnst.
Poiut~r Mo~11r To Bud
WllJ.JAM D. t.VTZ
Depe. OJ
Faculty Pboto Ban
Question Of Tbe Wrek
meeting laat
1be memben ol \\'SIJ-St ~•·­
P olnt Young Ame rlu ns lo<
F'.......tom commrnd f'l"('lid•'fll
D1'e)'llllonhlll\:1nd ln nll'<'l·
lng 1hfo Mma nds prC'It"ll l l'< lt~
him 11111 spr l t~~~: br ,,....,
ll):alnst Cl mfKIS ln•·ah·,.,.nt
.,..1\h the military.
year,
~~~e~!h~t=~e;h~~~~~e~nmi~~w~l~:;,um:~:
!~~;::~n au~ bJ~!~·r: 1 ~f~ ;:~:~ra::nm'::":
nn:Rt:SA M. sou:m
ing at aU is a decision made by the Attorney
G<'n('ral which held t hat a cloaed meeting was
contrary to Wi&conain'a anti-aecrecy law.
S<"ction 14.90 or th e Wiaconain Statut('& atatea
a ll meetings of all atate and local gov·
<'rning and administrative bodies, boards, rommiAIOnll, committee• and agencies .
. ahall
be publicly held and open to all citizens at
all times
. " It waa under thla section that
Ch:alnn .•n
DETI I II EIUJt:l\T
Vice Chalnn 3n
\"oo n~: AmrrkM•
lor F r«~~ ""
To 1lle Editor
Dt-~~r Ed itor,
One <.>f the ll1l>lt lr)·in~ <·
JI(!C\.1 of llle In t.,.·,-nt ldh-r•·n-
th~:::~:r~~~;: .t~::e..::~ ~=wt~e 1f.u:!cin
the preface to the atatute: "Jn recogni t ion of the
fact that a reprc8entative government of the
American type Ia dependent upon an Info rmed
electorate, It ia declared to be the policy of the
11tate that the public Ia entitled to the fuUeat and
moet complete information regarding the affo.lrs
of government aa Ia compatable with the conduct
.or governmental affairs and the t ranaaction of
gove rnmental busineu."
The Intent ~eema Inescapable to ua. Taking
I Uty~lcai l
or llOTC tTIIC! Pointer, S.·;~
l!llnwtllchthe J p.irit olfll· t·
~rt Sp;<nccr un be ""'"'
bum11ing among 1uch ,,.., • .!
furniture as the.> h lstQflul "'~
JIO'r.tli\'e and th.c ,\n~lo-.i.n •"
myth, SI)('Cifi~a lly, tlk·lllsiOJ>• 1
examplea mHf'lh:o lll.'d b)' tl"'
p....-ldent In I UPilOI't or his < ~~
tentlonthatan arrtll:d ciUt•· n}
Is \' ltul to a nntlon'• .,.-,•11·1-'
:~n~:o!7;:e~~':~et~ ~~"! ~~e!~e ~:~ul!?;
tnr d•mM>n$tratn n<.>thlll~ k·•
than a nlne\'lt.ablt! tOTDIIa l) •f
Soelul D;uwlnlst th<.>ughl, tt•.\
the action. or every attending member of the
faculty on vital laauei
The faculty a ttitude1 waa typieal. They were
oratora, given to great wind upon almoat any
occz::~;::~r!e,~n :t~ 1 ~t~l~:!n~ Preu
Club, Attorney General' Robert Warren wu the
speaker and wu u ked by ua during the queatlon
period, ''Can a 'governmental body' conducting
a n open meeting deny the preu the right to •
record the vote on CUm!" Mr. Wa mn replied,
"I dOn't ICe how they lean, but don't hold me
to that."
There bu never been an opinion from tlle
Attorney General's otnce on thia queStion and ao
Tbe Pola&er haa IClll a lletter to Hrs. Mary Wll·
1
~~~ttot~~ ~~;:~ ~~e:'eu~=ney General. The lmpUcatlona of a favorable deeWon are wide-spread. I~ is time that our faculty
:e:~ ~o =:;u~~ ';:~~ ~~:b!~,!:
etred the wbole unlveralty community.
'
BcotlScbutte
lh ll t J.<>II IJR)
ol lh(o lui ce!'llury"l u reskJ
CO<Jtlnue to l f>pemr In 11 .\
e aiU' In 1l0lnt Is J 'r~"tlor-t
Dreyfus's r~11l)' t<.> tl>r crlto.·•
!~o::~i~~· =~0t 1:u~~nl:.~·:u~i:'oC:I;h~e~;:e::
~:.d ~:t h:~: ~ti~h~~~~~be~~.n o~u~.':UC:~
En ~h.!!
YAF Approves
Dreyfus Stand
Why did The Polnter take over the Student
Senate office!
At the April faculty
of,,..
sn.a tlon'tqu.alltatl\'e\'al~~o.• •i
The Pointer
Wisconsin State Uni versity
n.e
POlN'l'ER Is publbh~ Wl!ekly ex~pt h olidays
111d eumlnatkln per1oda. 11 $11!\-.!NI Point. Wisconsin,
by the studenll o f Wbconatn Sta te Unl verclty, SubIKTi ptlon price - $:1.00 p<"r yesr . Cln:vlaUon !1,500.
SKond-dau postsp pald 11 Ste'-.!1\1< Point.
The POINTER office Is loc:at~ In the University
Cen ter. '1'\!lepllone 341·1251. Ellt. 23S.
t:DITORIAL BOA&D
Editor-Paul J anty, 601 Fourth A'-.!., 341·233!1
Assodate Editor-Scott Sch utte, 601 Fourth Ave.,
341·233!1
N - Editor-Debbie Frftman. 2221 Sims A'-.!~ 341~
SporU Editor-Tim l..uctl. 230 Saldwln Hall. ExL 2!18
F'e sture £dllor-UIJI Meluner. 2132 Stanley Sl., 341·281'!1
Copy £dltor-Liurle Leatherbury, 1901 CoUece A\-.!~
344.0141
Photo Edltor- .\l lq Dom1nowsld, 134 W.tson. EKL 669
Mr.
Mr.
ADVISEHS
Dan HouUhan,
Joh.n Anderson,
lntorm~~tloll
lntorm~~tkln
5ervkes, EKt. 23!1
St:rvkes, ExL 457
STAFF
J elf Albrecht, Becky Ber(ltl'ftle r.
'1'\!tl')'
Bra~y.
Naney Cordy, M~ ClodOWikl Marl< H.U. Robert Hart·
bert. BliJ HUlt\IYlel. Mary Janty, Thm Kuj awski, Carol
Lohry, Dt-bble Manahan, Bob Okrulnakl, Rldr; Pendel'
~ ~llceUo. L&ny Shldeck, Mwy Stecker,
I~Ortionate to Ul<' " >l hl)' '''
lt1 eltiztns to WDJ:t:' w;, r ,\ .~
rordln(ll)', ml~;:ht m"kl'l rl~:l•l
Lookrdlltfiii.>A'Cki&r ly,tb"
hiltorlca l exnn)f11<'11 ar e. l•t
lhc!mHivn. equally of dubklJS
ch:r.rmcter: """lent ls rll('l theocncy ; Prrlcl...an ,\tiii"'''J - '
llmltrd democrllcy bast'd uJ>"'
• sb\·e economy; l mP:"'I·•'
Rome -
oUranhlc and ""'",.
cratlc:; the Angk>Srutonl - 1··1'•
da l andchurdl-domlnDinl. Eu'll
byD.arwtnlanst:~nd:lNit~
Ire mean exampk't tlmt>l)· b<..
eause thc!y did not t ul'\·iw
But by the sta ndnrtb Ool ,.·to:~t
l undcnlandtobeourck'm.>ttatlc ~al\11<')' "'"'mUll<''
•tlllbecslllf!wrholdon<'''Dilli'
prater e\-en than IUJ'\'I\'a l, ,.,.1
tha t va l u e ls llberty. \\'hl'.
tht:'n,thouldwe a pepai tf:loi·
ll«t ot I IO(tp to the
\'OU•
lion of that 11nlst<•r fie
•
ow- Anak>·Suon "tradllloo~"
'lboM ..._llle"' natl\'n nw-nUontd by the prnld~nt In.-.
neclloawllhour urUerc:olanl·
allt.m "'-'' wbltour "'uadi·
lions" sn: .,.wlh. We' mlrht
dobettertolmllatethc!lrl.
FRM;!( S. J £SSIC
~peech Continued
Listen· to
wsus
Keep Informed On
Campus .Activities
Sports
Our ·M ..,', Sea.ctiotl IACivdet "
FlllMA.N, PORTAGE, fLOlSHl iM,
DlXTU, HUSH PUPPilS & lAND
Shippy Shoes
EMMON'S
UNIVERSITY STORE
* SCHOOL. SUPPLIES
* ART MATERIALS
* POSTAL SUBSTATION
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
"The Fraternity For Life"
RUDY'S
SEXY
WAITRESS
WANTED
Ott Hwy. 51
(THEY USUALLY ARE)
Invites ALL MEN
To Our
Formal Rusher on
SEPT. 29
And The Informal
at the Iverson Park
Warm ing House on
on County X
SERVE
..
HAMBURGERS
PIZZA
The Brat Barn
!HIS WEEK
I
THE BUS SCHEDULE for the city of Stevena Point has been arranged to
the advantage of Uni'{Craity •tudenta. A bWI will now atop regularly on the
RNerVe Street tide o~ Allen Center, and ncar the DeBot Center bicycle nek.
Tbe Ume aehedule apptara In the left hand com er of the map.
The SOUP
Oae Night Only
The Bt\itis~••,~..~.?.,'..~,?" Wealth
THURl., SEPT. 25
~he,..~~~~.. I~:,key
.
One of the top groups
at the Midwest Rock
FestiYal.
ECHIO
BEER BAR
611
You' ve nner heard
anything like themf
M iles Nllf'thwnt of S...ons Point
Loh ott Hlthwor 10
.
OCT. 2
at the
Not For Wealth
or Rank
But For Personal
Worth and Merit
Red Lantern
Call 341 -1414
210 hadoro
We LOVE college students at I
WESTENBERGER S
1
=•. .\~~~ ~~~t f;k~ ~~~e :~o~heo~~mb~~~~~
-visi t 'The Village', our charming '<)(jo
founta in luncheonelle.
-complete lines of Yardley, Mox Foetor and
Prince Motchobelli.
--prestige tobaccos, pipes.
--o huge select ion of the latest men's
colognes.
-we scour the Oift shows for the most
un ique, timely gift Items we can find and
you will be delighted! !
'
-we g ih·wrop free of clwrge.
You will h tlad you
ltoppcd ot
11111rstrnhrrgr{s
MAIN ond STRONGS
!.
Pizza Hut
feoturin9
tlot Beef Sandwiches
This Week Only
Tues., Sept. 30
Smorgus Board
1.25
ALL YOU CAN EAT
For Your (Ofl ve nlenco
FREE DELIVERY
341-2100 .
THE POINTER
Septetukr II, 1969
The dlredor of ho111lnJl' at WSU.Q!;hkOiiih has announn.'d
that then. are 1.000 trnJ>ty beda In camp~a rnldenee ,
haU.. Eht llaU II; ap~rtntly the hardelt hi! dorm. 111
only 17 or Ju 1.,7 bella are 1n ll!lt. Thb Ott\IPI.fll l hOrt·
I Jl'<' I$ blamed on lncrn~ tuition for out of 1tate
stud~ntl and th~ fatt that wphomorel are txln& allowed
to III'C oll-e.ampus.
SepW!nobu II, 196&
Stu<lenu wiU be •·otlnJl' on a new s\11\k'nl body rons!ltutlon thb '""eek. If pa&Soed. It will call for a reapportionment of atu<k'nt repreaentatlon In thf:o senate, a;ivlnll'
off.campUJ studenll an equal •·olct! In iludent go•·cm·
~nt.
It wtll abo try \o lmpron "udent·faculty relations by using addl!lonal rommlttces. having I!Udef\1
ob.ic:r.·cr• on facuhy commltti'('J, and faculty obwr.·~..
on s tudent rommlttee..
Sf-pl.tmbu 12, l eGS
The SchooL of Educa!Lon hu form«! a atudent athisory
board, ''"111e Cle".orlnc llou~ot for At1lon by S tudrniS In
t:d"'catlon at Planeviik'.H CILASE"• P"'rpO&C b to ~tabJLsh
1o1rcater 1tudent partld~tlon In policy form:~tlon. program denlopment, llT,.duatlon rf'qulremeuu and COUI"'t'
f'll(!(til'f'll('SIIIrothe Sdlool of Education.
The Colorado Dally
tlnh-enil)' Qf Colorado
So:-plftn~Nor 1%,1969
~~~~~~~~!~1 c!~ ~:~evJ~,!~~:c;ro~
cooking bctlltln and dalm an lrlcome (lncludlna loom.
&rllll\1, etc.) of Hu than $128 per month. i)rd1,1t1lo115
from the Income wUl be allowed for tuition. book5 a nd
rent paid Ol~r 30 per of a i\udent'l Income. The food
1\amp~, used primarily by low Income famUiel, wJU be
dll trlbutlon on the to.sb of lrlrome remalnlnJI after deduction~-
HOT FISH SHOP
Featuring Seafood and Steaks
DOWNTOWN STEVENS POINT
Phone 344-4252
OF WISCONSIN
FOLK-ROCK FESTIVAL
Friday, September 26 • 8 P.M.
RICHIE HAVENS LIVE IN CONCERT
WITH THE OZ FROM MADISON
SOUL RHYTHM EXPRESS FROM MADISON
ASHLEY WEST fROM BERKELEY, CALIF.
AT THE UW FIELDHOUSE
~ICKt.-r$
ARt:: ~..$0. $5.00 A."D $!.00
Saturday, Septemb.r 27 • 8 & 10 P.M.
HOWLIN' WOLF AND LUTHER
ALLISON'S BLUES NEBULAE
AT THE WISCONSIN UNION THEATER
$695
Sport Shop
1024' Main
1:00 TICKETS ARt:
10:00 TICKI."''$ ARE
I~!.CIO,
~.50.
SUO A."iD $ 1.00
S:.o:t A.,.,-D SI.:.O
SO CENT DISCOUNT ON COMBINED PRICE IF
YOU IUY TICKffi FOR SHOWS lOTH NIG HTS.
Sponsored br The WIS<'DNSIN STUDENT ASSOCIATION, BROOM STREET THEATER, ond FOLK
ARTS SOCIETY.
T I(,"KJ:.."''S . SOW OS S..u.t: AT WtSCONSIS U:-I IOS
BOX OFFICE. BROOU STJUXI' THYATER. DlSCOtlST
RECORDS. A.'"D VICI'OB MlJSIC L" MA.OlSOS: AND
Kt:SEBVED TICKETS.
THE POINTER
Point Loses Defensive Struggle, 6-0
111e vl1lt.on1 lOOk oo.·er with
W8 L"C IIT.l!\i>t:.t:~
llttW over
ml11ute• left
c-r.•
remal11llllC Whlt~atu . 1 o
the vlel<>ry over Plallevllko _ ' o
Polntrn.
Oshkosh _
1 1
Point lacl!'l Nllii'OO St(ltlt . _ 1 1
thlll l''eckMd u lA Crwse
1 1
trawl to La Cl"osK 10 !Uwr Filii> .. I 1
o:onfe"'n« rival WSt.l• t:au Oalre
0 1
inal:lOI!ncounter SI.,WMJ'll.lll\ 01
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Oshkosh H . ~;.... o~ur I!
Plauo:vtl~ 70, L.. OGu.t II
Rlwrt'a1Lo7.Sut•"u'
l-30 J.liS
Gam~Thl•ll..t;
S\(ltltatO.hkuoh
Plal\ev\111! 11
Stl!\"tt>S Nnt ~IL.o
IS~~-er ~·ans at ~~ .·
Supc'r lorat Eau
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h 'a nearln1 Chrbtmu In the National LA-allue. and
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Hunters' Corner
' Comtr . of Moln I. Third
This Week
Pe rfonn their own rec:ordlr.gs piUs M>ng5 by The
Lenermen, Simon ond Gorfunkel, Four Freshmen,
·
Vogues ond mony other groups.
The Show Place of Centrol WiKonsin
of St..,•n• P.Nnt
THE
Sound Street
Thru SATURDAY
Tues. Night - Top Night
Sun. Night - 30c Night
Are you RUSHED for a quick bite to eat?
Are you SORORITY that you can't FRATERNALIZE with the people that you do
know when you do eat? Do most restaurants seem GREEK to you?
- Then pledge yourself to eating
Busy students like a · pleasing atmosphere when dining out.
For some reason, they pick the Lantern,
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