Wisconsin State
University
Stevens Point
Dreyfus Appointed To
ROTC Advisory Panel
Finch Talks On · Dissent,
Pollution At .Laird Day
By
PA.~L
.IA..."lTY
f'IIKh uld In rffj!r.nc.. ·,o
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lie uld he wu lmpr-6nd UO mllllf.n 10111 " '
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ul;~a~e ~.:= ,:W,~~J:at~ ~~~nltt :!"~:~ ~~~ ~~~~ di~~llt~t"' ~~tc.a:;:"'=. ;::t::".,!~;'j!)"~ 1~1 :m:
to the llrH'-T Can IC txllt D. lfllmJIO'I, stake out a po.»l·
amidst llv hel,httned poluWo· lion on the alde"'IIU. In the
llonJ, hatMii& and lntem>~l dl· llrHll, e>r the! campu~ qUIId . ,"
vlllonl which that proctu err. To !hole "'ho wa nt to make
a tH!"
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This romnwnl wu ~rt ot
a ll""fth by ltolwrt nneh. H'C·
~!ary of H nUb. £di.ICI!Ion and
W• llare whkh he 11\"t' to nearI)' 250 hlr:h 1ehoo\ junlon and
wnloMI a llt'ndlnr: the 'nllrd
Blennlll Laird Yoolh Lt'ader·
a.hlp O:lnferenee Mid )londay.
a dllfc..,n« they will ho..e to
do more ,..,., Jutt blow their
ln1m~!1. he uld.
In ~·rd• ! o !hose " "h:J ad,..,_
care \'lolt'n«. F'lnch uld. . .,
reJooe! U..t J)n.>polltlon. a nd I
U111<' you to rt'jt"c:l II. It dt'basH the eu~ncy Gf oor l<lt'al·
lim:•
The t(J$>1.,. ~II " 'ilh the United d ustriH ~nd other ....,rc,..:
S"tH poiUicat i~lltm, the new lie d,."" by nyii!JI to alu•
morality and c!Tah r eform br. dents, ")'OU al"'! dlsprovtna 1ho!
in11: ac!f<l upon by Con~treu.
c)'n\cu\ atra!CJIY of the ltoman
He IUHH!ed lnolher topic
th.1t ,... . not lndudo<l In Hie
day"J d!Kuulonl. u..t belnr: ol
""l lw I)N'M'r va!lon ot D de<:enl
hummn •nvlron.mt'nt: •
ilt' dtt'd lla lll!la !hat Amt'r·
itMIUI d lspo&e ot 250 million tons
of lruh 11nd rubbish <'lth yur.
lie also nored thmt more than
c:mperor1 '''"" lhou$hl 11'1111 1
cillzen'a q~l for panlci~M!Ioo
In p<~blle Ill~ wuld be di"UC·
red b)' ·~11<1 •.• und dre,....:·
lUI final rernnk " "'' ··y:>Ur
wncem ond rommiUTiffit 10:111
m ake tht' d lffen.'nH - mu.r
make the> dlflcn!nee lo our N~·
lion"• futun!:"
Recommendations On
Student Tribunal
By Senate
Oct()be, 30, 1969
Pogt 2
THE PODIUM !
Use More Caution' J
'hro Ste\·eu Polat State Ualvenlty co-e4a
.._·ere ldiW -a two otben were b.otplt&lhecl
wb.ea they -,rere b.lt by a car willie walklac aSoq:
Reluve Street, aorth of tb.e Ual\'enlty campua.
ThW '- how the flntt paragraph of a newa atory
written on Oec. l , 1966 react. Alter the two deatha
and tho.e Injured 80methinr wu done.
Now there '- a graveled path on the eut aide
of Reaerve Sl.lftt whkh ill lighted out to the
Pour Haua and Brat Bam. Ma ny 1tudenta walked
out to th~ bara either on the path or attempt
to hitch-hike.
THE POINTER urges 1tudent.1 t o exerc:let ex·
treme cautJon when walking or attempting to
hitch a ride. Orivera of autoa abo uae caution
when driving In that aru. The paper would not
like to report again dtatha of 1tudent.J walking
or drivinr to the bars.
Paul .la.aty
Lack Of Courtery
Lut Saturday night 1 A t with thirty other
people and liatened to the final performance of
Peter Thorn. I con.aider Thorn a 1incere entertainer (not a clap your bandl, gee we're having
1 IV.'t"ll t ime variety) , a man who don the very
beat he c1n 1t the, type of mullc he likca. He ill
a quiet per.on who never admonlahed the crowd
for Ita lack of almple courteay.
&fore he played h llla.at 10ng he told ua what
he thought of the condition• he wu worklnc
under. Fint, t he gridiron II a cafet eria and I[
makunolaealike a cafeteria.
He uld lt'a terribly dltricult to create and lUI..
taln a. mood when thinga are being dumped into
french frien . There ilalaoa lotof noiae that nO
one notl«a, llke the air condltioning vent dlrtctlY.
above the ataJe.
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The aeeond diaturbing factor were thoee peo.
pie 101·ho came Into the gridiron for no reason but
to apeak. about t he inanltlea of their own little
Uvea in u loud and diaruptive a manner u poa·
alble. The.e people did not JeCm. to dilturb him
u much u they did me.
I reallu: that the grid ill the u1ual place tOr
conver. .tlon, but auch blantant d\scourtHy Ia
out ragNUI and no performer ahould be 1ubject·
ed to lt.
There ~tema to be one alt ernative left. for to
contJnue In the u.me room with the aa.me prob·
lema ia a waate of UAB'a time, energy and money.
The alternative ia to move u.e UAB Coffee H ouae
t o another area.
Perhap1 the buement of one of tlle eatJng cen·
terawouldaerveaa aaublltitutc - aquletplr.ce,
where a rentler audience can ll•ten to the rnualc
of thoae people Uke Peter Thom.
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Bruakt~
Letters T6 The Editor
()crchr 30, 1969
'IJlmoeracy
THI POINTll
a tertible form of gO¥ernment, oil others so much worse.'
Point Blank
Rowland Evans Discusses
Current Political Questions
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Call
l41-1151
bt. 2J5
Reu le OweiUI. this )'far't holllftOmlna ch.lolrman, uld there
the dump
r lchl a fter tile parade. They oould ha•·~t llt-tn takl'n back to
the dorm.1 or futernlt)' hou...-s for display. llowt\"tr. they
was no rule urine tht floart had t o bt ta ken til'
d id not want the 11~11 taken to Goorkf! }'k>ld as tlorw! In the
past bta.UR ot the cleanup problerru tnn1l•·ed. One )'f".r
the d ty d"lariCed a S200 malmenance ' "' to ck>an uv the
JWlk whkh wu left bthlnd from the float1.
Protest laird Coming
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PEA.Ct : Dt:MOSST!f,\ TOKS were in front 1 day evening nnd continued throughout
of the fieldhoullt' starting at 11 p.m. Sun- 1 Monday re11dlng the nan1ea of the coun·
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try'11 war dead, reaul.ting from the \'tHn~
wa r. (Mel Glodows ki Photo)
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M.EL\'lS LAIRD, secretary or Defense, go.ve some opening remarkl to a group
oC 250 high school studcnta and a large corps of natlona.l media. Wlih Laird
ia P resident Dreyfus (le ft) and John 'Potter ~right) . president of Laird Youth
Leader>~h ip
Foundation. (Tom Kujawakl P.ho[o)
MEMBERS OF THE national n1cdia we re here In a nticipation that Laird or
Finch were to make a major st ateme nt on t he Vietnam moratorium or on
the ·count ry's · problcmt. No 1tatemcnt waa made. Member>~ of the national pl"eSSI
included t he Ne" ' l 'ork "nrue!l, Los Angele. Times, Cbleago Tribune, r.p!waukee
Journal, Washington l'ost, Reader's Dl ~t:f'St, the Auociated P~ and many
state t elevlaion Jtations. (Mel Glodowski Photo)
8'11JDEN'I'S J'BO)( the 64 hl.gb ac:hoola In the
Seventh Congressional Diltrict participated In the
diac:uuion. and uked qut'tltlons or Laird and Finch.
(Tom KujaW!kl Photo)
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THE POINTll
Rldal" IS THE DEFINITIVE
YOUTH ODYSSEY OF THE 60'S! ABOLD,
COURAGEOUS STATEMENT OF LIFE SELDOM
MATCHED IN MOTION PICTURES! 11 -Rex Reed
"lcoutdn't shakewhatl'd seen.evenaller
l!elt the theatre. Peter Fonda and Dennis
lw,lper can be ptoud ol a movie which looks
loJtsomuthphotographedasactuallylived.:.
Awonderful actor named Jack Nicholson rs
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