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POINTER
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Poge 2
November 13, 19t 9
THI POIHTU
Letters To The Editor
THE PODIUM
Christmas Thanks Broaden Reviewing Policy
~ar
Dn.r rAJWN',
Question• Smatei Right
To Decide On M-Days
Dreyfus' Moratorium Policy
TO: All Faorull7
The Student Senate ha.s paMed a reaolutlon
supporting the Nov. 13 and H.. moratoriwn, With
th il decision being made, one feela it Ia time for
a re-evaluation of Student Senate itself.
Whet her or not one aupporta the · peacdul
intent o f th e mo ratorium i5 not right now In
qu cation. I do support the right to peaceful aa·
acmbly. The question Ia, who by pasaing the
reaolution, waa the Student Senate speaking for:
Supposedly Senate rt'preaenta the atudent body.
The atrueturc and election proceas would alao
lend one to believe that Ita intent Ia promoting a
form o r democratic decia.lon·making body for:
students. Bu t the decilion on the moratorium
dlstur-ont.
In Oc tober the Sena te alao pa.ued a m otion
supporting the moratorium. At the time lhe
resolution wu proposed it appeared that the
senators wanted to determine the I!ICntiment of
their co!Uitituent.. They even held debate on the
iaaue until some Idea of studenta views wu obtained.
Since then we ha\'e experienced one day or
moratorium cxerciaea, and what ia moat atriklng,
it was not a majority of 11tudenta who partid·
pa led t hat day.
t n' fact, for 8.000 peop le on thil campus con·
ce r ned reac tion waa a min imu m if eve n that.
Now judging from thil reaction, I( Student &!ii·
ate fully conside red the wishetJ o f 11tud enU1
would they have p&.88Cd the p roposal'!
H Senat e i..a indeed a re pre.IICntative body, would
they not have defeated Lhe re11olu tlon or at least
have .tried to clarify th e opinions of the a tudcnt
body wh o elec ted .t hem?
Logically, the next quCIItion would be: If St u·
dent Senate would pan a rcaolution when it waa
quite obvioua that the majority of atudenUI di d
aupport it, wh at actually entera into their
decisiona on any motion? In other worda, who Ia
the Senate \'oting for !
·~~';7 8h<:-~rna• u~rru.
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1-"'lnLLIy~a ol kbed·
v.~..a
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a.-. r.nur
of lldoedw.4 a.-.
n- llsU.,.
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ND>·embfo~
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In a unl~nlty of 11111 atu,
wltlt more than 400 klctdlyard
7,900 atud~nts, the a:reater part
o1 tile- tu~lllnc and H-arnln~:
actl•·lly Is Pf"''1ded lor In the
formally acllt-do.~llld clau m~t·
lnp. 1'-'t'•·n, m~JCII teaclllna
ard l~arnln~: 11dlvlty mtlll and
doH tak~ place i4 non-t~CIIIId·
o.~tlld, ~d~(IIJit'd. or Informal
fashion.
Conlcq~~Cntly. In tile normal
eourae of dolly ..;Jo.~ca tlonal
lo.~llCtlonlng of ""' · unl•·~nlty,
dcp~~rto.~n'S
from tho:- formal
aclllldo.~le ol clou ml't'tln11:s arc
Inevitab le and entl~Ly jo.oltln.
able as aPI>roprlal<' means to
acllle•·c
tllcoedo.>ca tlonalob~
betn~r
th'H oftheeouJ"Hs
.
In u<ld!llun. In a Unh· ~n l1y
of 11111 aile, num~rou a et·cniS
IIC<'o.lr d~ily thnt miJ[IIt iC!QUII'f!
any /a cuity mt'mb<or to be Abo
l:urn. 111 dltmlu, or to
cant'~! p K hedulcd d an, perhaN whhoot ' ""'•op[IOrtunlty tu
)lrot· ~ko In ad\'A A« lolr l't'IChed•
o.~llni: the da n or ~IIIGnlnJr ~II·
cr hl>j>nlprlatc Learning activity
to th~ tludcntt lnvolv('d.
IILnl"U, atcldl'!>l, allendantfl
atpn>lt'•lona l ronvcnliom In
other dtin;; <'XtremH of Ileal
and cold. fiO'I''~r lallun·• In
d auroom bulldln~:•. nolle""'
la ted to ronstruc:tlon or l't'mod•
cllnJr - tlltse arc 1011\t' of tile
obt·tous IMLd ~nt s t~I'Crlen«d
:o t one tim e <lr another that
tau~rht.
••·•It
::e ol/""tc:es=at1 ":c.:~';":i
t'I:.IS m~!lnJr•.
·
l n a p<.>bllclnstllutlonolhl,lthcr cducatlon, - ·ned by th e
dtlzcns oltlle • tate, and opllrnte<l und••r polldl'l dete rmined
by 1t101:c clt~ens through their
reprt'$('nt oth·es
duly t'l ~t ~d
and duty OPIJOinted aG<'nll,
there are t>l~lnly :> ''"rlcty ol
rtaiOill th:.trequlre apt>rol"l·
ati!'D dm lnl • trato,..tobclnlurm·
cd by Mnd to mokt Inquiry of
lnculty membc1'l!WIIt'n 1uch '"·
culty mus t abl<'nl thenue lv<'ll
lrom.or dl smluor u n«lthelr
ul>«iultd d an m~tlnp, and
noi
It Ia true that a repreaeutative of any group
muat vote by conacienc~. but ir the majority of
the people h e ill reprcacnUng Indica te they are
not In favor of a measure, does not he then have
an obligation to the people who elected him!
IJ the Senate ia voting merely on thei r own
judgment, It !1 not a repre~~entative body, but It
is Isolating itaelf from the whole 11tudent opinion .
It ia then just an org1nir,ation functioning on
ita own without any base of aupport.
:::C.~~nr,:~::ul~~ =..::e~·~: ~~:,~~~ ·~~~n~~~e~~~~~~~
to tfNo llW'f!OIP.I or reuons lor
tuch Chane<'~ In tile- lorma l
achftluS..
~cltlzeMol t .,., t t a t e,
wllost> tmxestupportp<.>bllcem·
l>lo)·~ - whether t'-e publk:
employ~• ne unlt'l'rtlty facul·
ty or malnten&nc;e nnd clerical
pcnonnel - are entltltd to
know, throt.11th !Mir duly tl~·
ted rel'r<'ICI\tath'Handdo.~lyal"
polnttd al[enll, wM!her thole
public employCH are perform\ng UwolrfUilCtlotu accordln& to
lhe<'ltabllthcdOJ)tratlonalpoll·
d ... : and If not, wily not.
.
Clearly' many d llzena could
not be expcct.ed to be aware
ot the multitude. of teachlnr
and lcamlng actlviiiHol anonICIIeduled aon that are a""""
;!i.,t':;~~;~, ':~e~::
1beycan \~expcct('dtobl!
1w11~ of the fact that moll
of our tuclllnJr and lu mlnl[
actl\"lty b formally llthftlulcd
and to raise qucttloM about
ck>parlureofromluchaclllldulc.
n... Information that fa co.~lty
m ~mbf'T'II
1hnuld
pmvld~
nn
their - ·n lnltlall•·e or on~·
quest !rom ~Jll>rOI>r lu te admll)o
Li!ratonuoccRIIon~uln'S.
r<'J:H«<Ina: ablencH from and
dlsmlsu la and cnncellatlonJ o1
das1 m t...,.tln~: s . 11 lint o1 a ll
n<"C<'IIIIr)' to ~fUlble focuhy and
admlnlatra t on t u~llJOIId lot iiJ·
allyandaccl.lratelytolnqulrll"'
or com plnlnu from dllu>nl
about how public emplo)· - arc
performing their lo.~'J"IIona, and
lrcond ol a llltlt nect'f,Saf)'
to enabl~ fatuity and admlnll·
trnt <lf'a to del~nd thtmiCL•·es
DII11Mt unlnh>rmN or l.lnWU•
rantOO crl tl dsm.
In addition, I! briC«''ISIIr)'
for tlleprolcctlonolthc faculty
noembo•r'1 r iJ:hl to rompcns~·
lion lor ,....,]IOIIIILbllltk'l fultt..
fullyfulllllcd,and toauul'f!hls
obtolnlngotrontrac\IJ:II bforw."'
flt1 IUCh 1U 1kk leal'"• lhio\
llreronibckept. forln•tonce,
ol faculty ab5rntrllrom 5dll'd •
uk'd dnu m ~ tln g s.
Our proct~IUrl'S lor S<'<:Urllll:
~uch lnfvrmallon arc lnt~ndcd
topl:u:cthc rt'l!i<>rulblllty ln
thellrlllnstanct' Ufo:>nthc R nse
of ,...ot ..... olona l NhiCII oft)l(O ln.
dlviduul faculty m<'mber.
ethical and prolt'f.slonal l't'lpor>tlblllty In the l)('rlorm aMe of
thclr do.~tlel,andthelrl'<'tlpon.
albllltyl•nollllCOmpatlblewlth
llleetltka l anclprolealonlo l rl"'
•vonslblllty of the Individual fa·
cul ty membf r.
Qor"lnly ttwo pcrfonnance b)'
admlnlatra\Onl of tllcolr du!IH
In !hit •~• &hottld not be ehal'
actrrlzed a• an attem11ot to ln.
tlmldate faculty, or dei"'ffat<!d
to ttwo level of a ·•polldnl["
function either by admlnlltra·
tunor faculty,
Faculty abftncet from, or
dlsmlu al• or cancellatlont of
\Cont lno.ltd on p&l[l!' 3J
m!"'!:·a~·l~~~:m~ll::;"~~:j ~aub~1 tobybul~d ':P~J :.,to;:
end~ . 11. Ple ase
addl'f!'P
ego!hroughtll<' senseleu crltlclun of an a rt lorm which he
Ia . unqualllled to explain. Mr.
B&Um&'Brt~r may 1«1 lhrNI·
,n('d
but I challena:e that
k_:ledge of a !cw musical
lnt trumenll dou not make one
a •tudcntotmusle.
ttwo Lcllerl "~ar Serviceman"
nnd ploce an almuoll stamp on
tile cn•·e!ope. If the~ are any
questlont tontact TeiT)' Scheid,
ext. 762 or Tim CUllen, ut.
5G6, room 2~6.
~ly,
l>f~:e~.t u':W''b;~k~d!:' ~~~
, •......, ..._..,_, For F.-1om
· Ill; nble to provide him wlth a
"f~:,W nl,lthtiMIIagelntheGrld·
Hanoi Haters
U..rE41tor,
of
Youn~:~rlcana
ella~
for
F....room \O'Ill panlclpatc In the
nationwide "Sock It to Hanoi"
eam!"'LJ[n. "Sock It to Hanoi."
I• our way ot lf:ttlnK po!Ople
Mnow th.ot llonol " 'U rt>spor'-1·
bl e for the war a ~:aln..t So\>lh
Vletnuon In the lint )dace.
Alter npeated nllen\pl.l by
our ac•w~mment to nt'Rotlate,
llanolrcf~al'l to makeany<>On­
c<'Uiona In order to b r l n l[
t>l'ace, Fl.lrthermore, Hanoi refw.f't to abide by the Geneva
"l:t~emcnt and e"~" rcr ........ to
release tM naml'l of American
I'OW"t.
Tlley play a mercllt'f.l KITM
with the aniJo.~l •h of the rami·
ll~t ul AnK:"rlc~n
sefVIttmen
""" a~ mi11Ln~ In action fat
l<'t'n by Mlu Mctzcer't lelt('t
In lu~t " 't-ek'• l'obok r ).
Nnerle~n e\forto to nc~;<>llatc
ace~~oe·llre
ot.e ...·e ..m t the O>mmun.
btsdldLntheellyoliiiiCdurln& ttwo Tel ot!er>~lve a year
and a hall aao. 1be CQrnmun.
ls\1 Mid the city only severa l
" ·eeka. bul whm tho:oy k:ft, the
torturcd bodies of ovf'r:l,OOO
eiviii~M were diJCO\/ert'd
In
shHIIO\\' itiVH, alter !M-y had
l>l'en burled alive or machl ,.....
KUIII'It'd down . All thll oceurffd
durlnJr a cuw-llre, 1 «'YI"'
llrt, a1 a mallei' of !act, obo
..,rwd to «lebnte their No:ow
Year, M formn O..fe nle Sl!'e·
rctaf)'Ciark Clifford llu poln t·
ed out, Lmmt'dlate withdrawa l
would rl!lult In • "Bioodblth
In SOUth VIetnam.'' iathil n10o
rail!)'!
YAt' deeply dealtc~ ,~a re.
AIIIO' " 'C are OUII'llli:td I I a IIOo
" 'In JIOILcy In VIetnam but we
orenotsonal\'e u to!hlnk
thatlmm('dlnte wllhdnwalwlll
10
1be WSU·Ste•·el>l Point
tcr
lrnn. lle can then lmpl'f!u the
1tudent body with Ilia know!·
tdxe of tllco harmonlu and J[UL·
tar,
, Mr. Janty auo.~rcd me that
heWOU.Idtake my sUfl[eatlon
apout qualified ~vlcwlnl:" bllek
to 1111 staff. J apent a Wtoek of
,....,J,.u an!ldl"'llon. 1be mom.
ll•we
lalled,the
l'uriJ'"iK:"a«"talklhave drllll:·
xl'\lonumilthe""Orldllaaforitol lcnwluott ii<'LrJlllrJX>&Cis.
llunGLhasdono-nothln~e toend
the "·nr. Tilt')' ref use to r~l pot\d
to nny i>l'n~c lnlllnth·e mnd u c
dct.,.•Mill!i on lm p:Lii<'nce In the
Unltl'd States tu Ioree our 11.1r·
render and ma ke ponlble a
Communi•! \'lctory. ~ VIet
Cu<tgnr<!uSin~: t hcproJ>IIKPndti
~:al nt'd from the Oet. U moro·
tnrlum with a:lee.
lntlll s ..,. ga rtl,lt sho o.~k\bfo
To COI'dider the conH"qU~IlCl"'
empllulzed that admlnlstraton of nn lmmcdlute withdrawn!
tuch 11 deparlnl<'nt chairmen, from VIetnam, ,..e have only
brlna:pcaceor
a nythln~:
Ln,~tol.tll>!di)'PI"Iortoll"'l)llb­
llcallon of tall " 'f<' k'l P<>lntcr,
Mr. Janty approaelled me
teao.~tlouslylandcxplalncd thmt
thort
ol llau~,:htcr In VIetnam. ll a•·v
'10,000 Arncrleans died In vain!
YAF Is elrculo tLna: 1 petition
to be tent to the North VIti•
num~ R dell'Jiatlon In Paris call·
ln!C on th<-m to ... nounce mill·
tary vlctOf)' In VLetMit\ and
I08if<'C to negotiate a cu wl!rc underlntematlonal auper·
•·lslon.
.
We ea ll on thrm to t upport
tile rlt ht of South Vietnam to
dctt·rmlne tiK"Lr lulu~ without
uu tJldc lnterfert>nce. Join. with
m to "Sock It to llanoil' '
KI""""'' Y·
l'--c~ f•r ~~~
Ifthilla the case, why should an organization
called the Student Senate be the only stud en t
policy maker~~? Wha t Ia p reventing any o f the
groupo~ on campua alao exprcaa their will and
be heard.
·
The one major problem w hich exiata here ill
that othe r organUation auch as the Young Democrata o r Young Republican11 arc not recognized
aa spokesmen for the entire 11tudent body.
Spoknmen Ia the key word he re, for the Sen·
ate not only paaaea legtalatlon to aid the student,
but Lhat body ia al.ao considered the voice of lhe
atudenta.
- Thereforeifacnator~~voteonly on th'll~il
of their opinion wilhou t judging t he willies o f
the reat or the 1tudent body, they in turn s h ould
not be re<:ognizcd 88 the voice of all atudenta.
Taking thia one atep further, if Student Senate
is not baaed on student opinion, there !.a really
no reaaon for an organlutlon called Student Sen·
a te.
lam, fo r the Learning Reaourcce Center. (Mark Hall
Photo )
Tbe laauca pre.ently being taken up by Stu·
''"'"'"'"vlt&lly•"•" th""'"''"'~'w"'•• You· "And The· ·Dr·aft: Conclusr·o
·n
1hould h ave been conaldcred a long time ago.
proS:~~teo~~ta·~~~~e;~~!i~e:r:re~~
artl~!e
The foltowlnJr
" 'Ill deal
with draft claulflc•tlon and the
aPI"'•I proc"•·
r.~ .... quallfyLnK lor more !han
:~a~
~~~'E:~!~·~ft~~;~~ t:-~=~~i:::f£.~~:
atudent
ten requett
La~ within \hir-
ing presently kicked around which would make
Senate m ore representative of the att.¥1en t body.
By doing lhi..a reorganization, Senate eould aeri·
uy it ill ffpresenting the entln
:!'..:~a~~~t~~c~ ~
•lflea tlon to him. The ..,.J[\Itrant
thould prtJ)II~ thonluJrhiY tor
Movea are currently being made in t heir area
of hour11 for women. One .enatol' advoca tea no
llcatlont. It a ~trlstnnt re«l,·cs a hiJ[her claulllcatlon
point out the deu or dauta
In "illth lie \hinD two ahould
houra for an yone. Othera are between hili plan
and th e one preaently In use wbich allowa aophomore women .to h a ve no houra on weekenda
penonal relllotll tile ~b trant
vrelet'1r lhe l·A daulllcatlon.
his file !hat may have be<-n
overloolttd by the local board,
/:~~~; ~A~~h~ ~f.!; ~~~!t~:'o ~,:.~~or":'.O:'f.!
be~~;~~=l':,;a~';:' !~!:
::, ~~~!';!, ~~~ r !':t.~
~~·~::"tow~~h u~n •~
hb
while h aving h oura on wee kda)"'. Ju nior and
..
~~~r women h ave n o houra und er the present 01 r li:\lt to ~I aJ)pfarance
In the midst of Utili, the Auociated Women'a
Studenta il reviewing th e preaent policy. One c:an
only hope that the Senate and A W S can work
out a aatiafaetory pl.an either f or the reduction
of women's hour~~ or retention ot the present
ayate m .
Senate !.a also conaldering a completely new
ayatem of academic: a dviain g for ali atudenta on
thla c:ampua. PrelenUy, f aculty member., after
being here one yell', are aalgned adviaera by
the department c balnnan and are t o a dvlae alU·
:::: =~veeou:,.:
take in their major .and
The a)"'tem as It now atanda has not worked
ln the eyea ol the Senate. Thia new a)'ltem they
are propoel.ng would re-vitalize the advising ay•
tern .
Let ua hope Senate will continue to deal w:Jth
Ute
major~
PaulJ-ty
Editor Replies
A
of
lcuerb)·G(<;I\1;-G.;i
the Uniwr>lt~ A<ll\~
!:rdu~·':~~· ,;_:t ':_:0:
quaUfleotlonsr.tno.l'olow,
~vllw1'r.
U>t me Ja)' thfq>~~hliulllo
our
~\'lt"'ff llasa:tOJ'olll't.
In~: and wtwtl>t'r or!>;(~
Djtf{'t'fi "-lth h'-lt\"~llolll
the question at •!\
lie Is a muol<i,.nl'bllr.ct!t
guit ar ard hUill"nki&t>l\ll
tllaycd,.·Ltht·ano\IIIOI:k""
b!tK'II[to\ljl$1f(>JIIdlhr l...
the atalf would not bo:! wiiUnx
!0 ICC<'PI ql,llllllfled, 1,111blued
revl""·e,.. from the mut lc de·
ll e"'U OIIC oft!>oo~
portment. but I! I knew anyone
lnlt~lllf'd In handllnlf Rviewl of tile <OOte)>tloo(;l 1 f ll
oi.ArtJ andLeeturete•·entlfor Mllwaukca FGik .nd Ju.tfot
next semff ler my ~commend· tlvalonJuly1 11111l. ll'!:
atlon woold certainly be "'ell
U111 yn r, he " T<llf&"
umn titled "Tho Bluri. 1r
tc~:arded In the lnne r UilCIIJm
(Joun te r pot.at.lli ll'lll~~;
ottlle ,..,.ntu olllce.
Jwalkeft away, dutchlnl[ my t>roaclllld bla~k m••k ~ 1
UAB notebook, ~ nd ma ...·elled aaalytlca l, aci>Lul) 1~
at hlse ffnrtatop~~ rve truth nnd hB\'e """" tt~nr.:t4 1:
and the /~edom ol. the pre11. va r lolll .,..... ,l"'fll'l1 """~
When'""' Polntu arrl\'td the lt rlbe to Ltb.u tioft !'... ik·
Mx! niJhl. I was amutd to •·Icc.
lte«lt'.xi pro'np.\htll ~ li
notlec that Mr. Scott Scltu«e
offered a comment on "'UAB tended llll" l'hll~drlphb Flh
Rewle"'l ," Mr. Schutte WIS nol FH II\'a l In I!IGi II oo:llwt ~
his qo.~allflcatlon>
~tcntatanyot my conferO..rlng
thel~ W
t ncet wlth ' Ml'. Janty, yet
t hough t llcohadaMiyzedthe sl t· )'C ar,IM. had arGntlffllitt~tt
Umn~<hlcll aJ~•rtdiOtlh
uallonqultc"''t'll .
i>AJ>l'r, tliiN "Sollndt:' •XI
IJOOIIterordhe~ 'asN ylnK
U..att ..·i1h a!i••arwtottt\Jq
tlln t tiK" stMcment "UAU. . . . music.
u klld the l'olalcr to let them
Lcosi )'CDI', h<.'ioalllllltll¥
el>oooR thelrll"''lltevl1!'4'1! r ... " proplf " ho o r ~or.lz«ilr>: ;et
l••nout•ndoutdl•tortlonol •entlld tho.> "Co-n tr ~L \l'iom.l
tile- truth- aile II y<.>tL prefer Fulk MIJllc ~·,.,,t,·at:·
ttwo tenn . I am challenelna: the
He luu 5n /orm!'<l ~!lilt~
l'olnter iO print a ~traction If will gh·c a l..cturt totbtl.oo
IIIey will no1 pt"lnt !his letter. lU ff ~·orum tiUilCII!d:l~k
\\'e merely requuted 1enslbla New . 15 on "Tho )it~~
rcvlewlnll' u a 1oi;lc1l IOIICM>· the Slut'S.'' Thr f()tWI), b .,..
~rtJ~ our J)llb!ldty for cgn. rtntly 'i lu•f)-ln~ "Bac~ C'J
ture .''
Since Mr. Janty kept te llln~:
lleb:at"mk<rl•ut~ :\.:H:p
n>l! that he waa "'too busy" to PinK of T<li>J-'In~. 11'1< . •!lt!.
look lor qua iiLIOO ptnonnl.'l, ha s ]lttRnt('d 10 }I,]'I,.:IH
l'ublle Rela tlont Commlttre IUC h en tert~ Ln<:rJ 1\M PN:
SUI;:Jl:U tf'd thn! he look 10 the l'auland)lar), l'<l<'~
muale lkp;trtmtn t of lhla unl· J udy Co1liM, Jiml\,.fSib!;o
•"e"lly !or ltnlM·Iedl[ea ble s to.~· Uand , c~r kH ~\ ontO)& IUI !il•l<'nl$ or faculty membera. UAH lan. thr \l.Oihn); St....,'ta<J~
did not as k lol' and don not U.,.atl t'll ,
want"perml u lontowrltetMir
ThiS liUIIlfll<r !~' \\.d I ~.'011
ownrc\'III!Wt."
corres t()lldent !o li'<'•\T-,.t.":c
Mr. Sc;hutte'1 n\'Lewlns.: tech- Dtut'f. )",'l>tl• ~l m M.n lti'llil
nlquea dH erve a comment :'>llchiGan.
h<.'~. Il ls rt>•·lcw "Stockllolm
H ~ hus OO·n a~~
O.Orua Gll't'f. Good Cbncen" the Jpoo>lantwl J~, B>:o! It
\11 eluate example of what the J t'>Cse Black,.~I!Rlot~Bol!
rd like to call the ••analytkal ofStC\'tnt i'.Jint
ai'J)f'Oach.'" S.,llutte pllrT'Oitd
'To say ) io" O..~k t'll.llt
block e\'frythln~: which "'II In Daumgart Mr I< "'~q!lll~ l
lhl' PtO\:tl m, and not('(! that doing tllf !>.l)~l > rt\lt"" I
tho. chorut had "a nkc bl...,d gra•·cinjo.~ll lr•·
olvoice1."
Population Disaster
WllERE PEOPLE and eara use the aamc 11pace, an
accident won't hurt the cal' much. Thi.a photo was
tak en atop the new library, the Univerai ty Euphem-
Smate Must Continue
Editor :
1\'e would llke 111 thank all
A few "....ek11go, I approact..
ttwo orcanlzatlonl on campo.11 ed Mr. Paul Janty with the
tllat twolped "' collec t Olr\.11· lllfUIH IIon tha t the P ol " "''
mal 11111 for our mtn In VIe!· bro~~den Ill ~vlewina: policy
nam. A apcc lal "thank·you" by uslnl\' t he ""vWwt of prople
II:OH to Thomlon. Knutzen, Del· knowleditellble In the field of
:tll'll, n1111 cll, Schlfll!eoCkle an d
muste- In other wordt quail ·
Jlansen llalla lor lheirlbun· fled .
.
dantCCH>pe ratlonandJrenei'OUI•
f expllllnedtha tthelllldenl
tty. 1be 11:1111 are WLna: pock· bodywuproiNoblynot lnt e ~tl·
1ged by the fled Ct;pl& to be
('(!In Ustcnlng ,to a Ul't'~m cl
sent over thb "'f t k.
' .......tts sttllRIII out of RQitel'l
cal board wW d«lde whether
to~ n lheclatt ltlntlonand
reclauil)' thel't'J[\Itranl ornol
toreopt'n\heduslflcatlon." ln
<"llhtr cue a , _ not!« o1
clus llle•tlon II malltd to the
"'ll:lltr• nt who rnay then·~
pnl .. . II he 10 delL,.... ln
the mtantlmt, two eannot.bf tn.
duetl'd,Sec. I62U"
Upon~lptollhenotlceot
daulflcaUOnthe~Jrlatra nt hat
the rll[hl to l l'f>Cal, Such·~
peal m111t be rnade In wrltln$:
" 'llhln tlllny daYI of the time
'Nitenlbenolleeolduslflcatlon
~le~~c ~v: d;t~~:: wu malted..
)lrOptt
tlaullleaUOn.
~~m"'!~ :pe~~~~~ ~ ta~~:!'r.!u a,:
:;t.=,mUll1 ~
wlshel to ~ ~"KIIllslfled. lhll pearances. Each board
olfn thoold ~ acceptlld.
decide whether lhty will permit
The awea t a&Hit h~ th e wltneuH. 'llw!l'flo..e pennllllon
=~to.~~~~re:..:·~~~ ~~ !.,~.~ ~ppc':'r'!::
Appeallare sent to the local
bo&rd. A almple letter reqUCitLnaan appel l lllufflelent.C.IJ.
lion: AI with all communlca·
tlonJ"·IthtlleSeleetlveServlec
S)'lltem, \ett en lhould be sent
ffl:illel'fdOr eenllled mall with
""'um~lplreqUCited.,
OncetheappealhaJbeo,on reCf'lVed by the local board, hk
me II forwarded 10 an apt>Ca.l
bond which lollowt the Nme
should att<"mpt 10 convince hlm pearanee, rea:Lstranta 1 h o u I d pottem aathelocalboardclaJ.
ot - · · qu.alltleatloN tor the P<'t'PIIre a "'Titten aumrnaey of all)'in&' a rqlltrant In the towtsl class lor wllldl two 11 con.
elaulfkatlon be~ Mltl(llt: two the tr.,..ct1ont.
slderedellll:lble.
fW&btram. should
~alb:e
that the appeal board bun Ita
deeblon .mly on wlla t II in
local board dlapQ&Itlons and ean .. memory wiU permit. U a h• liS., Re&Jatranta lhould
carefully lnlpecl their l oca l
=.:~~-~ue~vlce on P<t- :;.'':' ~~~ ':, : ;
boardfi!Hforanydelklenelta:
u the ~trant • clautned ""''l'· 11111 Information Jhould orct'TOC'I.theappcal
board
t.,aiUiherelsuthanonehe betypedlndupllca~copy.- lhen•"'Oer;ontherq:Latrant••
lla• nquctted, he m~at take ror the rttlltrant'• own rue, d l&llflcatlon. 'lh1t voteb fOI'warded alaac with the recla11
·
tn.nt'allletotheloealboard.
befofllheloo:atboal'dlfa~·
FoUowln(lhebellina:IIMio- Thelocalboani~'-UCia
local board t"eeffM and
reoDr\oo
lhoukl be made •• the time
~':..t'{i ~"'!::,',~~.':!:'; ~':.~~~:~~..!..~:::
=n~~:E-::~1~ ~~i:L,~\::"~~"$
,t;!
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~~~ BRAT 84R ~
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THURSDAY, NOV. 13
The PHILL HARRIS GROUP
8:30 - 12:30
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COMING NEXT THURSDAY, NOV. 20
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T·hursday 4:30 • 9:30
Moratorium Special
WSUS 89.9 FM
Novemt)(u 13, 19
Poge 4
Paulsen Meets Press
.
'
Describes Himself
Letter Recalls Experiences
Of Point Students
What do you thltlk oftiMil'oll•h""phl o.J u., •
Q.
(*';t c~~~~~;u:~d~~k~r:;t Ia!";~ ;~~,.~~~~..~~
llw!~=..-::'!youroln&"kl ""Yl<>lhe~tuJ"nt,,t...1
~~~£~~~~~:r~~~~'fe~~~o~ ~~~t ~:cu~• 1 ·,11,~~10
Q~n \i~a~,.':;,~e~e 8=,:-'~':;~llo.:
4o
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~ A~,A~!~~~~~!~~~~~ :~~~rautn~: to noc
J, •
q , Are the Sm...uou~ ISI'olhetai roouln.:
)Oil Q
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ntu.tb a~~
I \t Itt!> 1
1 dld a t one time rdu.se a contract wltb ca,; btn~
#tid althOU£h WI! W{tj work IOi:Ciher
~;;:~~~ t!~ls~:~nfh!t1 ~!!
·.
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~~da~!t~,~o 3~r~~~~ ':~:~. ·~;ysa,;ld•~'t~
Forlunately ABC hu a f l'fl'r mind al the
mo~t
.
~~!r!n~.lll~b~e~:e ~~:::e,~n ,!tt!!!;~tl~11~1 ~nwothlr.c 1
Q. Uow did you lf!l Into lhllit
A. 1 1tartc-d very late. aet ually, The l!r~t 1hmk 1 u.
Jncollege, qultebyaeddtont. lwu~:oln& t<>~r~
City Colle.re a nd I jut t went down to w~Kh , llt.f.
olaplay.
1 wu hkln.r the for~try r~ulremenll - 1 ,..
1
a fore1t nn~~:er - and.omebody u\d 't radallr.r Vol!
a line. Then It wat cwenty )'l!'llfl ltom llt"t
h ~~
a lonjj:tlnw.
,
.,.,.t4
Q • . Did you fn'er lhlnk you ,.·ouJ.d n,.k~ lt lhh loll!
..,_
A. No. I thouehl I was a llood coooodJan,
b~t
Can )"0<1 tell ua mo re about your pru(l'am~
A. Well, 11'1 a hall hour ~·artety Jhow. Gutst
I!
Q.
.
lt.L'1
~~~~ ;:;~~::[·=' t~:'~\'!~·;~~~~:
It's fi:Oln&" IO be a different show. We ha\'e thf~'ll:
to do whate\·er we want. We're .rolng to open " '~~, ~
lo.rue, go !oa guelt ltor~e.andlnto .. . l~lo!
wlththlt-lwlllnotdolt. lwouldrllth!!rnot. ! u~:r
for.ret 11.
..ve )'0<1 almln&" tor youth!
A. No, dellnltely not. I'm 11lmtn.r for oomtdt·
Q.
1$60,000
Executive
Q. What,.... on that l.llm that ,..e didn't ""'IIIII!
A. ' Oh. It's a phyakal fhntn fUm. 1!'1 prtlly fr.::
jull
Turns Professor
loOrl
ol an In betw«n
lhl n ~.
q , What 4o you think of Spir o T. Axn~,.-~
A. (ehuekleJ I'm Wl'ltlnll• son& dttalllnllallhlstt;t
but I can't .ret the flrll note yet. I'm no! tu~t· a t~:
hla, I'm sorry to U)'. 1 I£Tff with Gold,.·~ter - I ~
has a rl.rht to uy wht he wantl 10 u ~·.
E\'rrybody t hinks 1 ron~n·atl•·e .can't urar.t1.t4
leftlll c1n u y what he wanta - Wh)' not J =wnr.
Jre•Uy.relupll.rhlaboutthat. lthlnk t hat's.orlo!rN
blptry thllt .roes on.
When did )'OU tltail oolke !hal, you'"' I~M)~
A. 1 t hink I knew that when I wu 3 kid
Q.
l)ld )'OU Ulle It Ill a defen~!
A. I used to w1lk Into lene-et .
chan~ a bit.
Q.
I'm o\ltl doJ.j
~
hl•~n't
Q. ' What <.lo you think makf:ll a "'0111&11 unlot!W'.ol
A. Maybe! the ability to change " 'hh th~ tlrr.tl
are quite 1 lew o f them that are for~;t·t!11blo> too.
~
The Pointer
W isconsin St ate University
The POINTER II publlahrd Wl"l'kly t\r<"r: ~~
snd examination perlod5, at Ste•·ens l'"ont \111''~'':1;
~:,.~~~t'on't~~f:• ~~ ~~Josco;:n Y~!:~e g:.~~~::~ t~
Second-ellll post•.re paid a t Slt\'('nl J>,•.~t
The POINTER Olttn! II l()('atl'd in th~ \':,.oft\;~
Csnt('r. Telephone J.ll·l~t. f:~l. :!33
t:Dll'OIUA.L BOA.Im
Editor- Paul Ja nty. 601 Fourth A,.,.., J..l' .·1.19
Aaaodac~
· !tor-Scott Schull(', 601 ~·. ~~~~ A~
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Cop~.r:g:~~r-Laurle L.ratherb~ry. !!'.II (-.>!It~ .1~
Photo Editor- Mike Domlnowlikl. 131 Wnl• "" r.: ~
Ad\'t rtlllng' Managers-Bill llumm~l. :w :;~ ""
Ulrr y Shadlek. J.ll-09.ll.
~~: fo':,. ~~~~~. ;;;.~~ ~~.·.~: ~~ ~
Jeff Albrecht. llecky
~~~~r.
Tom,
lt.•i,
~fc:o!:~:":r.~~:ial~~,rl~!M~~'"'Ar~~~
:J:'t~r's:'.~Y·~~mo~:~:~· ~~~ ~~f.r.~~~
Polln!Uo, Mary Stecker, La~ Wlllc,;:~L T• or)' S.:
Kay Al~y.
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THE BANK
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
FOR YOU
2 M ia.. NOtth
D11
Hwy. 51
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•
Hamburgers
THlY'Il A
• TlU.T •
TO U.TI
Steingass Wins
Poetry Arts Award
Tu tie comes here to swim and1 to think
of David, who gave her his beach towel and
some beautiful memories.
Of Lee, who, after lighting her fire,
gave her his lighter.
Of Jolon, who gave her theepillow
--•~""""
right off his daybed.
Of Bill,
w ho gave her the shirt off his back
because he didn't want her catching cold.
O f Sean, who gave her the mug and a case
of Schlitz Malt Liquor.
·
Rent a TV
or Stereo
$7.00 per
QiJ
month
IRtnt.f opplits to purchoH!I
JIM LAABS MUSIC
911 Mol11 St.
,
STEVENS rOIHT, WIS.
Phone 141-1666
OrEN DAILY 9·5
TUES. &. Fll. 9-9
GUITARS - AMPS - mREOS.- COMPONENT SOUND SYSEMS
RADIOS - IV'S _: MUSICAl INSTRUMENIS - ACCESSORIES
.fU
Guilars - Amps - All · lnstrumenls Available
On Renlal Basis
Poge 6
WSU Faculties Support
.Collective Bargaining.
DRINK POINT BEER
Combs Directs
'Kiss Me Kate'
Dr. Ronald Cumhll , 11\e n~'W
dlrt'ttor ol S t~ >"J:IU Point Stmtc
Unl\·~rolt y't
<>tl<'U
wo rkoho~,
b t•ro•·lng Ill• can bot .. ,..., umcnln l"Lnhlsn>uslcaiiiUT$ultl.
Do you have to give up yOur identity
to make it in a big corporation?
'·~iveheard thestories:
C. b'gcorporation forbidsyouto
'•' l' ·~n, thmgbut whiteshtrts.
/.n~:nersaysil wantsyouto be"crea­
,
· lod s•ves you a 4-pound rule
:mg you exactly how to do it.
V< til~ther doesn't want you to buy
a ,....r;, '·.:pensive car than your boss
t<.· ~.:,e "rtwouldn't look right"
t~m.~ really happening rnAmeri<:an
t .. r.ess?
Ha.ecompaniesbecomeso rigidand
.~
lossitiz~thatthey'rescaredofpeople
whodoo'tlitthe"OOI'm''?
.
Not this company.
Wcarenothungupon trivialikethat.
The advances General Telephone &
Electronicshasmadedidn't~ fr~
~:it~ea~~~~::,~~t!~~~~7;'r:~•on
They came frorilpeople who used
the~~~~~n~ho revolutionized picturetakmg w•ththeS)'Ivania f tashcube.
whodevetoped thehigh-ener~liquld
taser, whoCJmeupwiththesharpest
cotorTVpictureintheWOJid, whopioneeredinstantetectronicstockmarket
quotations. and so on.
Weare looking formorepeoplelike
this-people who aren't afraid to stand
upand try themsetvesout.
We are an equal opponunity em·
pk;Jyer:
All you needtomakeit withusisa
goodheadonyourshoulders.
General Telep~~~~e~. El~':~~~.~- ..--..-·-
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House of Levis
(or for thot matter all kinds of lovers) .
YOU'VE STRUCK GOLD
PIZZA at · a
Re,a~nable
Cost
ITALIAN PIZZA as GIUSEPPI
would have it
PREM IER, MONDAY, NOV. 17 at 7 p.m .
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9" HOUSE SPECIAL
12" CHEESE & SAUSAGE
12" CHEESE, SAUSAGE & MUSHROOM .
12" HOUSE SPECIAL
. . . . . . .. . . $1.20
. $1.35
. .. $1.55
.. $1.75
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: .. -~ $2.25
W ronlillergoeJ!n
lor •lfe~thpowtr
w~hlhiJfoJhion·
obltflortltg
joan. Thes1tt1Ch
CC>Ifltl fr Om
•mooth-ronlng
75~.conon,25%
nylon. Andjull
looko1 oll 1ho
wonderful colors
IOCt1ooJtf:om •• .
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fiOyY, I O . .,ocnd.
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MONDAY thru FRIDAY
7 a.m. to 11 :45 p.m.
SATURDAY
8 a .m. to II :45· p.m.
SUNDAY
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ERZINGER'S
ALLEY KAT SHOP
I
No•embcr 13. 1969
THI POINTER
I
Ha milto~ Plays
As Defensive Back
BALDWI!'i JIAl.L
Ton, 0
'f:ar;:" 1
wen
Tom
Mike Gorman 2 Ells\
Jerry
• Dick
Marv
• Joe l
Dk k
Klch
1'&111
l'enkwlll: 1 Wel t
R••)Croa\ 2 Welt
lbnKn 2 Ealll
II a nna 1 Eas t
MIUe r 2 Eal t
BrtOlOWi kl I Wel l
DleUnt 2 Ea~l
IIA:o;"SE.~
lto n Fuhrma n
J ohn Lemk e 4
Jim Wal lendah.l
Ca ry Maxee 2
l...o.rry Wilke 4
L£-e We )·cnbforg
Layy Lel.:er 2
2 WC'SI
&ut
3 Eu t
Weot
No rth
2 W<'U
Wt'l t
KSUTLt:.S
lllll
Neu ba uer 3 Wes t
Jay
RoUln
4 F..as1
I>.o\·e Ma .-. k~> 1 Ea• t
Tom Rlt l.l'nthlll er 4 F'...as t
Bob l hmnlr 4 tA.st
Jerry Kt)'U 4 E;ut
IA'e M)'trs 3 W~1t
K~n
lla h·erson
Jim
lk~ 1
J e~n
West
2 Wu t
Mike Gorman 2 Eas t
Je rry Dbte<:haft 2 Ea11
Rldl BT'lOl OWi kl 1 WH I
Tom Grlffelhs 1 We• t
Sob Molitor I WH t
Joel Ii anna 1 E&ll
Joh n IJ~neman 2 t:ut
II ALL
Jim W&llf'ndahl 3 Eut
Mike Croft 2 WHI
Don Smith 4 North
Jerry llronsun 2 No nll
1)«-k Car111m1 ~ North
Thm J oohnk e 4 Eut
lUck Oorn 4 Eail
IIALL
Tom Ritze nthaler 4 Ealt
Jay
Rollin 4
£qt
();ave M&rike 3 We ll
t.ee M)·c ra 3 Wut
Rob H~nnlQ: ~ Eoo~r
!'>like F'armer I Eut
M l k~ Theiler 4 South
JI>C.' Klu~rl ann 2 South
3 w:.~A \' H~:t
lllU Rekhof f 3 Wes t
~ Oye n 2 WH t
Hill !'>lltlonl.t 2 Wn t
Jtfl OOlnfleld 2 West
Jlm Rope! 2 \\'u r
J ~ rry JWitn 3 West
B;ortnlk 3 We• t
AI Stranz 3 Wes t
Jo hn lllllnl 2 w~s t
St~•-e
M lll~r
3
W~a t
!'> la tt
Annl• 2 Ellst
Fonts 4 W~•t
J e ff Danfleld 2 West
UILI
S MITH HA Ll,
DIU Jlawle!l 3 North
Mike McCa rthy 2 South
Bill Ha wlen 3 North
Wayne Ulnnlnr 3 North
Brad Plama nn 3 North
!'>Ilk~ McCa rthy 2 South
Rhtll Sp~~H 3 North
Rhell Sllf"l 3 No rtll
Rick Osgood 3 Nor th
To m Schoone 2 WH t
J t fl Margrnau 3 North
Georl:l! Polle r I Sou th
J im Ma hler 3 Nortll
J im Ma hler 3 No rth
Rick Oslfood 3 North
P h il Mpr 1 South
hob SwaMOn 2 South
M lk~ Ye naell~k 1 South
STEINER
Ga ry Chi'Uiol)frtlln 3 North
Nate Tlmm 4 South
Dick Quinlan 4 North
Don Pop 4 Nonh
Glenn U!Kkn 3 North
Mark ~"ulle r 3 North
Jolin Toepk r 4 North
JackSachtjen 4Sou th
HALL
Mike Blu ~ 3 Nonll
Brennan 4 North
Da•·e Miller 3 Norlll
G lenn Linder! 3 Nonh
Ronn U nde r! 3 Nor th
J aek SachtjM 4 South
Mark Fuller 3 North
WATSON
Jim Szyman&kl 3 £1111
Tom Rosmlllu 2 WH t
Mark Cllrlatensen t West
Da•-e Brukart 2 ;\"Ht
Mike Bt'U~r 1 Wut
Pat Jollnson 2 ~t:ll
Paul Bowman 3 Eut
HALL
Paul Mancih 2 WH I
Ray Moelke l Wut
Te rry Fendo1 3 Eall
John Cooper 3 Eat!
J ohn Ju~• 1 WH t
Kir k Kind I West
Mike Palesae 2 Wen
Bob
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