Chinese mother to child: "Finish
your dinner, my child. People In
America are starving."
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SER IES VII I, VOL
16
UW-STEVENS PO INT , FRI DAY. FEBRU A RY 2. 1973
NO. IS
Bablitch Called "Kook"
By Colleague
State Senator Wi lli a m A.
Bablitch last week took some
..·c r ba l barbs from some of his
more conserva tive colleagues.
Bablitch i nt r oduced a n
ame ndment to a reso lution
in troduced by Se n. Gordon
Ro se lei.P
t R -Darli!'glon 1
c:omm e nding Presi dent Nixon
lor ending the war.
The
r eso luti on prai se d Nixon .
Jo h nson . a nd o th er s who
"endured ,·i lification as m£>n or
" 'ar while ea rn('s tly seeki ng a
just and las ting settlement. ..
B.1bli tch's amendment woul d
have added that the Senate was
"asha med as Americans a nd
human be1n~ s that th e
Pr("Sid(.'nt chose In 0£>Cember or
19i2 to order a rain or bombs
upon dcf<.'nseless civilian
populati ons. hoSp1ta ts and
American P .O.W. camos in'
North Vietnam a t a rat ~ ~~ ­
preccdented in the history ol
man . a nd totall y contrary to all
r ecog nized ru l es o f in ter na tional law, moral sta n·
da rds. and standards of humane
ronduc t •·
ll es ponding to the amendment. Sen . J D. Swan <R·
Elkhorn ! said that people who
talk like tha t arc " kooks" and
chick en. "
Roseleip said. '' I was never so
proud of former Presi dent
!larry Truman as when he
dropped that a tomic bomb on
!he Japanese:· and thought
~ixon should be commended ror
(>fldi ng the Vietnam War in a
s1milar mann<.'r
"Geez, Ignatz. Now what do we do?"
.
Accommodations For Handicapped Lacking
lh n .. n
~l<'tih
nn
·u lhc '-''"le;. months mo1 ke daily routines
mon· dHf1cult for stud en ts m general. the
tliff1cullJcs a rl' l'Crt:& inly L·ompounded Cor
handicapped ~t udcnt s . Stud ents who rely on
"h('<.'Jch;u rs or oth('r mcrhamcal dev1ces. as
well :&s rhose who a re visually handica pped.
nught fmd and uncxp<"Ctcd. IC)' mcltn(' m·
surmounta ble The l:>oinler recentl y spokl·
\\ 1th se\·era l campus offic1a ls m a n ;.1ttempt to
leil rn what scrv1ces and accommoda tions
I 11'-SP <·an prov ode lor the hondicapped
!'t udent
,\ ccordmg to llelrn Godfrey. a n assoc iate
dean of s tudents from the Office of Student
Aff;urs. there 1s no esta blished segment
w1thm the university which deals solely with
handaca pped students. " We don' t have any
!uti·Oedgcd program per se; it's bee n an
1nd1v1dual kind of assistance... " There aj>
pear to have been rew " outreach" efforts by
Lhc umvcrsi ty until recenlly . a nd contacts
we re pnmaraly made through s tuden t
onq uaraes a nd referra ls bY others. Godfrey
noted referrals occasionnlly came from
prorcssors and deans. and some specia l act:omm odations have been made at the
depa rtm en tal level.
She spoke or •
··cotJ abo rative e rrort " on the part or a variety
of concerned persons, a nd added her in·
creased mvolvement came about because.
" l' \•e become aware or some or the st udents
that have kind or found their way in here ...
Though God fre y does not know how ma ny
handicapped students a re enrolled here. shl·
fee l they rail into one of two braod categories .
those who ca n " function normally on their
uwn without specia l assistance," and those
'-' ho ca nnot She no ted that somc or the·
:-- tudcnts may go through a yea r or so w1lhout
an\ difficulties. and come lD her att en tion
nniy '-'hen a problem arises. "Sometimes
the} ·n · here a nd we ha rdly know that they 'n •
'"'rProblems,
..
of course. may vary as widely as
the hand1ca ps mvolved. Laboratory wor k m
the ph) :olea I SCiences. acco rd ing to God frey.
es ;1 t·ommon problem for usually han ·
chca~p<"d persons
Sh£• sa 1d that m these
t·asCs ··.tlterna tl\'t.' t:xpen ences· · could be
l-stabllsh(-d as needed . " We 've mvesllgated.
on lht• o;; urfal·e. getllnR some or the ('X ·
ha\'e a nother factor th at 's Introd uc ed ; that 1S,
how "·ell the ma intenance starr or each in·
dividua l unh•ersit y opc r3tes. 13nd ) that 's
ou tside of my territory or opera tion . 1 suspec t
too that there a re other sludent s around here
that aid these people Hhe handicapped
studentsl constantl y."
Specht reca lls students who graduated
from here when only Old Main cx1sted. " The
coo pc r ativ(• program that the st udent s
carried out was just excellent. Sometimes I
think tha t th e mo re we put in . the Jess " 'c hav(•
or that. Now I also a m aware that the
handicapped should not be dependent on
somebody else ...
ln addition to the new buildings und er
('Onstruction. Specht sa id that the Collms
Class room Cen ter. the Fine Arts Building. lhc
I. RC and the COPS building a re equipped lor
handicapped s tudents . The Science Building .
he added . has always had a ramp on its south
side. though " it isn't designed as well as in
so me of the newer buildings ." The physical
educa tion com plex ca n be ente red from th{·
rear . but Specht th inks there is a t least one
a rea lof facult y ofrices l that the student s
l'OUid not reach .
Recent empha sis, said Specht , ha s cen tered
on outdoor imporo\•emcnts. " Of course they
don ' t have their choice of a ny building like
some or the other studen ts would have. Right
now we've been trying to build up the ap-proach a nd the crossings so that they can
come into the aca demic area . and thai' s tht•
curb si tuation making it possible fo r them to
get over ...
Asked about additiona l problems caused by
construction. he described the contruction as
" a handicap for l~vc r yo nc . " He feels future
cons truction should be in less conges ted
a reas. a nd "!'hould not interfere WJI.h student
movemen t around campus as much as it
has ... SJ>C<'hl 3dded the widen on g of sidel..·alks
ran in to somc opposi tio n. though the ex ·
pa nslon was made partially to accomrnoda tl·
han di ca pped studen ts .
Specht rev ('alcd one complamt that IS IIJ ·
dica tivc or tht· type or problem a hand ica pped
.!-. tudent may face . " W(.'"ve had requl-s ts on
the pa rt o f sornC' ha ndicapped to h;:,vt• ad di ti onal power. <' ffi(·rgency generato rs fo r
pc rime nts and so forth In braille .. but again
thiS IS , expense-wise, diHicul' ."
For at least one visua o handieappcd
student. bicycles presented a problem . The
student in qu estion wa s able to move about
ca mpus qulle well wi thout the aid of a wh ite
ca ne. bul had no way or knowing which way to
muvc upon h<.'aring an approaching biC)'clc.
The bicyclist. of course. wou ld not realize tha t
the student was unab le to see.
The city . said Godfrey . recently added
"dips 111 the sidewa lk" to elim ina te cur b
problems fo r those in wheel chairs. But , she
added. " we' ve had some students who' ve
gone through here wit hout even that slight
accomrncxiation . ''
The wmter months. she agrees. present an
a ddi tional J)roblern lo hand ica pped studenLc;.
" Weat her is a problem for the pa rapleg ic.
whether confined to a wheelchair or crut ches.
To ge t along on icy or snow-packed wa lks 1s
difficult ."
Though she cites pa raplegi c a nd vi sually
handicapped students who have g radua ted
from here. liodlre y suspects that the ha n·
dica pped s tudent enrollm ent fluctu a te s
normally . " I th ink they 're in a nd out of the
mstitution like other studen ts. but I think
we ' re more awa rC' or th em now. As the
c.; am pus has grown . we have spread out and
1t's a htt.IC' more difhcull for them to get
a round ''
Acco rdmg to Ca mpus P lanner . Ha ymo nd
Specht. handicapped students are ta ken into
account "considerably· · from his end. " First
u ( a ll. <:t il new buildings fall under new laws
a nd indus tnal codes In those ; e,·ery building
must have a sloping ramp , must hav e a n
elevator •or other mea ns or go ing from floor
to floo r ""lt.hout bemg ea rned ' · must have m
lh(• bu1ldmg both men·s and women's
"ash room and to llc t·roorn fa cilit1CS specia ll y
dcs1gncd so that they can accommoda te
them We a rc ca rry1ng un a program ri gh t
OO'-' of puttmJ( cu rbs m <in a ll a reas where
new l'Urbs an• being developed ) with the
3lop1nJ.: SII U:11 1on for wheclch<Jirs.··
Specht IS confid cnl tha t the mcl incs of the
ramps on cam pus can· be negotia ted in a
Y.hcclcha 1r. hut concC'des thm wmt er con·
dillOn of r amps~~ anothe r matter "Then you
cont. to p. 3
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frfdor. ,.._.,... 2. 1973
Tightening The University Belt
Port If
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Fudoy, Fttwuory 2, 1973
Black Culture Week Schedule
~ .. td: ol febNary 4-10.
1t7S ••nU bt obltn'fd Mrr a.s
BLick CUitu~ Wttt. Cultural
•-ub ba'·" b«omt tndiUonal
al <'Ollqts aftd utUVft'Ntits
lbrouabout the nalion. ud
Blatt Natlona ol lhot ..wl<l
~adn.& the formtr NtiJ'O
Hlst«y \\'f't".k
Durtna the
•f'f"lr., Bll<b dbpl.ay lhftr Mlf·
idmhty. C'Oatrlbulions atld Alro-
C'\111\IIfl hfrit•ae
T1w 8S.c.lr. Studtat C~Jtl.loa,
in 1ta rUorta to erase- mi:K'clft.
~ bdd b)' tbt dom..inat.t
aocitt)'. ha.a baMd Ita aim
around nvr m.ajot obj«th-u
ThtM •~: 1 to bl.aiJd tolkbnty
1n tbrir ~ot~otdl for ickndcy. 2 to
fOJttr bdttt ra<"e rtlatiol'ls M
c.ampw., to pr'O\'idt a vdt.ldt
thrw&h ~o••hk:h lhrlr tl~ may
be r•pnsscd to 1M <"'Okp
cunmunlty tM M diKU\'e
('1\annel of ('Ommunicatlon
bri'IIIHI'I W racu.. 4. to d·
f«tivel)' ('Ombat ahrnallon,
aftd $ to tnelude Blaek histot)'
and C'ulture 1ntoall !ac:fl.t ol thr
C'OI'tcurnculum.not .Ju$t • frw
s.
On St.lnday. t"tb. 4 thtrr ..·lU
bt , m01o,t enhtlrd "Sothlng
But • Man.. s:tam.r.a Abbey
l.IM"'ln, h·a.n Dt•on ~oncl G~
•·osttr ll ••II br shown in tht
Wr11t11 t.ou.,.:r of th'f UC a11
pm
'",11$
of
t.n pr.ace ahd Q:anny,
b«omrs polcftaoUJ dlffiC'ult
btc'a\M the place ia Alabama
today and thl' man wiU not play
the up«tt'd Sfl,ro Nile TbC'
film is supttbly a('tC!d b)' Inn
Dt•on and Abbev Unc;>ln In lht
ludins ro ln.. A.nd ll'le fil m hu
rrc~lved
intern a tional
rf'C'OirLllion.
Monday, rl'b $, W\ll featu.ru
Black Art Show lind Afro
American CUhur.al Arl Calkr.
Mtrvw.apolas Tbr BS.C'k o·
ptntfiC'\" WID be nprll!U«< lD
artiatk from and r-..·o artbls
,..,II be ~" to diSC'USS aome or
1M worts of art It will be held
1n tM W'olJruc- l.ouftcr. UC
On lhco samr day Dr Charb
Uunl, Prtstdmt ot ~laJC'olm X
con~~ in Cblc::aco wm be .a
pn.t Spt'I.Ut, tn Old MilO
Audnon~;~m at 1 p m ~ H\U"$l
has ofUon brta quo«rc1 as Oof'U'II&
dedi('att'd rduc'atot. arliC'ub.tt.
d)'nami(' and UVWVIbVI' Ht'
has ~bo bfoftl caUt'd ('On·
lro\·~~.al. v~atdt. mtb~nt and
r~oiutaonuy
Or Huna has
wn·f!d on tht ¥1'h1te IIOOUH
ConltrMCt on dlU<k'rn and
\'oull'l Hr b advbor to tht
Sat1onal lnst i tutt of
Sturolog•cal D1uans and
sc .....
Thf tnO\•It. "Sothlr!$ 8u1 a
Man" •til abo bt shown iSH
from Sunday's
K ht'dl.llr I
OnT'uoes4ay. •·f'b l . the Hlack
N t Sho.,.••·UI aplnbeopen atld
Aba&.n.a•••U tw Mid tn tht Blut
Room at Dtbot Ctntt't all p m
Thfo pc-tHntation sporu««l by
UAB ..W futurt 101\P from
AInun rootJ sunc by mtmbers
of a r,roup from Rhodnia. South
Alnca. and the astand ol
Tr1nltdad. It .,.,u bt dyl'lamk
pnsentallon o f the Afro
cultural btt"lt.age. t:Xpreswd tn
101'11 form
d~ta1h
l rw:lrpc.-ndrnl fllm·malr.rn
Mtt'hHI Rotm.er and Robrrl
Young ha''" m~odr a
dtsunatushl"d and movlnJ
dram• ol thl' l)l'nonal ~&rv.ul.e
of a Soutbtm B~k and htt .. ,re
an • toe~rty bottUe to lhf'm A
)'OUI\1 ta•l•ay •otk.er &.*'~up
a &ood JOb to MUle ~'tl .and
malT')' lbt P"f'IChtr's dilu&Jite-r.
a tothool tochtr lias tmotional
adj\I.'Jlmrnt to tM unlvn-aal,
~f'o<lld pr~c-rns of Nmln& a
li""rl$ ud 11Upporl~t18 a fam&ly,
On WC'd . ff'b 1, a GutS~
S9eaktt, Or Sal.hiln Wr~&ht
will apptar spon.sorrd by
Rtsad~ llall CouDC'tl
Dr.
Wn&tJt is Uw editor of ¥i"hat
ftlar;k PoiiUC'lau Art Sa)i•l
and 1.1 chairman ol the
Orpanmrnt ol Alto-Amrriea.n
Studlts and profeuor o r Urbl.n
Aff1ln at tht St.at.e Un.h-.nity
\'ork at Albany Hr b a
rormrr dercyman aod
~ucutlvr director of lhe
DrpartmtRl of Urba n Wed.
Epis('op.al
Oioce1~t
of
~N'atlr.. Srw JH'M')'
Hr
Jot1'Vf'd as rhll.rmatt in 1967 and
1961 of the National and In•
t~rnational Confenncu on
Black Po..-tt
()( s .....
Or Wri&hl holdJ fiv~
unlvtnlty dtttttu. including a
blcbdor ot dJVinity from lhe
EpU<Gpll lb«>lOli<•l Sd>Gol,
Cambridgr. Maaa ar.::l a doclo7ale in education from
H~~orvard.
llr b a frtqutnt
~o~alr.tr at f'ducatlonal in·
stltutions anou the C'OW)tly
and IS Uw 11uthor of M'Vtnl
\'Oiwnns, among thnn, Bluk
Po.-n AIMI 1Jrt.a Uarrsl and
Lf't'~ \\Oof'~ T•ctUNr
fir is
C'd1tor ol ~IY!t Black t:a.u c.on
An Sa)i.n' 1nd tn WUt Blad:
f'elldclaM a r~t Sl)'lal. Sothan
Wn&ht prC'Sil'flts: 1M \roords and
.dfou ot tomt ol lht mO't In•
nurnual mf'ft and • ·omftl on 1M
Bl.adc polltacat So<'f'M today.
On lh'f s.amt-d.ay OM' Black
Art Sho•· .. ,u <Ultin~~t &nd
tMre
be a Rap ~ in
••II
room 12$ of th•
Clau.rwm CmteT
On Thurld.Jy. .~rb I, "'lllr
8La<lt Socitty" • roc:\ IJ'OUP
,.,u
apptlr tn AUtn Cmtl'r
n.e LRC
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::,~:~~~;..v;;;;.~~ Day Care Center
1M B&.c:lt An Show .,.111 be
Now Enrolling
t'Otltlnutd
The fl.lark Stllll""' C.alhlot
llappnlq, a S:tyle abow will be
htld on Friday, rtt~o. t 1nd W'lll
fratu~ BLade students from the
unlv~ral1y presentlnc latut
fuh•ons from thr Goldu
llanatr and Toa:tthn' Shop.
Also on f"ricbby C«akl Vance
•'lli•Dta.lr. oa "Education ol the
~linorilits.. at 12:U to tbt
Education Dtpartmtnt &Del at
1:4$ In room 12$ ol tbe
ClaUI"«<m Center Mr Vara
tn liM was lbt Clrll Blick
.,adtatr of w•.sp
tee 1.s
princ:1pal ot th'f 21st achool Gt
MUwauktt-. it a M'!hool ad·
mlniSiratlon s ptclalht. a
member ol Alpba Pbl Alpha,
and ts on lhf' 801rd of E1dtr
C.re.
1bt BLack Art Show wiU
coacludot on Friday In tbt
t...rollf'lle I..Gul'.ge. uc
On Sa.lutday, Frb. tO, the
Mllwau.kt!t Communlly Cholr
· ·1 0 pufor-m in the Wlsulnsll'l
Room of l.hc TJC at a p m. Thb
group delivers a spiritual
menaae of 1M proptr llld b
Nlltd as bftna 4ynamk. aoyl,
s.eatdllnc and tmocional.
~ Stucknt Day C.re Ctntrr
;~~.':', •r,::n:~~S~u=
(;o\·tmm~tnl
b
now~
ehlld tnrOIIment applkaliora.
ChJldren In tbt two to nve ace
brack et may bt tnrdkd In lhe
<'tflttr fot u p t.o four hours ptr
dl y 11 .a ('OI.t ot nfty ('tnta ptr
how. The Student Go\'f'mmt.nl
and Studtnt A!fain orOce are
n~f1'f'nUy Lnvoiv-rd in hlnz. two
4111ifiHI d~rKton !4 nsn the
projtc:t. The etntu- -.riD bt
~att'd In 1M lo•·"' l...,.el of Uw
Puc:~ Campus Cent« and wtU
bt ol)l'n from riJhl a m 1.o row-·
thirty p.m odt Khool dly
Anystudentaor othtr lnttre~trd
ptrsons m1y Inquire 1bout
vol\mtHrin& ~t Hnk-f's as
child care aMi~. All heJp •iU bt
appreciated. Don.atlona of 10)"1.
furnltlD"f'. money and OCMr
goods may bowith
O<..,....S
·
<"'CUUitalion
the Studtnl
Ac:tiv•tks otf~<e on tbe S«<nd
floor ol the Unlvtnlty CentC'I".
Qwltact lhe Studml Artiv-itlea
otflce for child mroiJ m~nt and
dl.t«tot appUcaUon forMa. T'he
phOM nwnbtr is )16..UU.
Handicapped Students Cont.
.nst.aD<'t'. for 'llotl(on lht I)OV!itr J«S off ~nd
tht) ·r~ auclcHnl)' caught on Mimi' ot thnt
lloors ~ •as a ptriod of 11me •hf-n ,.,
had a ln"in of r:lutrk conH lhlt bii'W CUI.,
s:huumg our pov.rr off for lm&:thy periocb of
u.m~. O\l'rnflhl. )Oftlf'<tlml"' 10 or 1$ boun
lio'llot\tr, Lha cott 11 so c;rt:at Lbl.t it Jull
donn' ! liHm fus•bl~ It's JUSt ont of thoM
thtna~.ll·s JUSt too ~d. But. l lh1nk II h.as to
~ hal'ld-<;arry&ng th.at prnon do\w'n if lhty' r-t
caughl Oft a top Oooc a1 thai parU<'ulat poU'It ..
Ill' IM>Ctd !hat nTift"im<')' phont$ · ·htcfl h&hl
u:ptnCampus Stnlnt) hl \1' bftft &~alltd ' "
tht f'kvatOrS.
Ctost-1) ffiatf'd to IM bul.lding ac·
<'OmmodlttON ar~ ttw Jothl'du.hoc nftCb ~
bandKa~ atudl't!U Godfrey w)-. sbl' no-.
S('tk) OUt the lndiVICtuill idt«tulifiC ~IUS Of
tht' \ludtftts, ~~ adds. ··a tot 01 this h.as bf(tun
to h~PPM thts )tar ·· \\orlr.l.ng "'llh tht'
r~gt.ttnr. sh~ arranges for l.ht s.ti.MStnt.s to be
1n 'roup OM at ff'IJSUJhon. lhou.g:h '(N'fl~.
stuckrlb h.l'o'f anothff Pf"OII do lht'
rta•steru'lg for thl'm Group ont. W 3Jiid.
re<aSCN'Iably a»Wft tbt ~ Khl'dult' can
btaU.a1ntd TuYHI'Iii$Uimportanlfll('totfot
man)., tht studnlts •ho pn'ff'f tob.J\1' t.ht1T
t lasus <'Ottsrcutn•ly, thus m1n1mu1n&
•aiUnK or tht 1nn~nvenitMt' ot tra,·tlhng
l)a('·k and forth UM('('If'Nanly
(Oodfre) s.uggn.tl'd IMI atran&flfltftU tnl.)
go~ bit furthc'r '" somt caMS .. \\'hrn• 11
S«mll ff'Uiblf' , If lhtrr's a mul!Hrt'CIIon
offt"rmc. '~~> l'tn.1ycall thtd<'pllrtmtnt and hnd
out .. hKh profn.I!Or .,.ould hav<' lhl' tlmf' ot
thl'di.!pollllon to•ort
~h 11o \ludmt '
Yrgrc;lat.Sft,ua ru~. arrnoc <'OnCiue•'f'IO
lht Gf'lt'-tO~ ~JJS that mol)' be Mt'IKPT)'
for aurh th1np .as oral uar11s
Or R.obftt ~-tn. thamnan of the
Drp.artmenl o1 Utatth. Ph)t.IC'al Educ-alaon
arw:l ltt'Cr~ataon. nott':l tus drpartmt'nl ,. 1n·
\'Oivt"d •tlh hand•rappt'd J1udmll 1n tor\f'ral
Ko•en u1d. 1n liOm~ C'ases. the
.,.ays
Pf'Otllam may lft\'olv~ rdLabihtaUon Uwnp)
f'Jtabllthf'd In COftC'JUnChOn 'Ill llh lht
Unt,t'nd\ ltf'althCalltt l.ntat.ftofC'hron.M:
dti-ablhly: Bo.. tft uid " adapcive" ph)'JM:al
UIIHI) p«~granu . SUC'h U S'~~>,mmUll( Of
rkbC .. poru ('GU)d be •nanKrd In C'l.tn
«ht1' lhiln lhnt' Bo•f'ft Nld tmphUI.t ._.,)
on r-"urnu:.gtbt' .,_tudfont to ;a ·r,.gl.ll.al class ··
Hr 111d thai tM ptl)'l-lUI lhH'apy av~llablf'
df'pmdtd 'Ofn-hllll Oft thot qUihftC'aiiON
avatl•blf' tUff In ~oddlttOn. " ad}U:Wrnrnt
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flfort tn t1lhn ltataporutaon Ott bold.lf\C lOt
handtC'Ipptd studtnla. AU:ista.nt Otrt'Ctot of
lklutina. Mtlvin Karc. dtd Sl)' hatwlkapptd
;.tudmlJ •ho SCK.IIbt aJJISU.!K'e 1n kx':at&nl
olf<ampw hous~Zt£ '~~>OUJd tw auLSttd
Godlrey no(f'd OM room '" Knutrmll.a.U •••
adapted tor t.~Se'bya hil'ld..c.appt'd Jtlldmt, but
~ ~ kMW of any otht:r on-campus aoc-·
C'ommodat~ons
Kara Slid ht II.~ of nn
pl~on.s for moc:h fytniJ MIY eulttfli donn roonu.
and pouutd to budgt<t tnms lhal tt.av-e af·
fltctfd hauling pto(.t.llm!l
As far n lran-~porlatM)fl . Godlrey could
only mC'tllaof' handlupptd ) ludtnts cou.ld
ob4,alft suc-h pnv1ktts as ~tkJnl bf'tund lht'
S!udotnl StrvK"U Bu1lcbna •hm complteltljt
tran).khon' lhtrt
At lf'UI OM othl'r campus Uli thf ll\\
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on•WOIIIJI: prott.ram for handtupped th.-6tnls
Godlrry ,.,d !he pariiC'VII r lntl'rf'SI ot an
WltvtO...I an lhe EdiJCatton Oep~rtmenlt.h«e
hild rtsulttd an hl.t obtaining funcb ll'lrougtt
P"~Cllllm dnr&opmmt Amon.r. lht ln"\'..Cf'l
pr01o16t'd ttw-ff' I) a van .,.'h1dl tnnsporb
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" I don't l.h1nk tht:rr'a anylhtna to prrvmt tD
from J:Olng '" !bat dart'CC.ion 11 formal
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havt briOff' l.hty mak~ any dtcu10t1 •· Shl'
fHI\ th •~ IJ'ts the ttuckfll a C'baMt' to M't'
how .,.ell htor toM un " handlr" lht campm
Godfrey tll.prl'»ft unreMf'\fd opc•m•sm
~bOUt Chi' O\rrall stlu.JIIIon htn "'I 'm 1m•
prnsf"d •1Lh 1M awltn'lnt .and tht' rra.duwu
vf all thor Pf'OPk 1nvolnd to cooprult and
>~' I'm 1mprf"Uoo'd '~~>tlh thr hatiCI.kapptd
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... hal prtdrt tbf') h.Jve tn terma of handhli'Jt
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•ould t.a)' rnotl of our lludf'ftU tuve bHft jus1
n«llml Thty havr a lt.I.M o( ptOIW'tr )ptnt.
and IM)''r• '~~>dl-ad)Uslt'd to t.nrir t.IIU:~liOrl "
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Friday, February 2,
TltE POtNTU
1973
Page 7
Marketplac1t Of Opinion: Speaker's Corner
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This sem~slt"r
fortun:lle to havr
correspondents
with
thf'
Stmrster·ln·Brltain program a l
Peace Ha ve n In London .
Dubb~ I by their own choice 1
Editor's
th~
Not~ :
f,ointn
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lht" ' 'PC"a sants or
lla\'f'R," thesr s tudrnts
Pt"3Cr
Yo ill bt'
nn dlng as much malerlal as
their sc h~ul es permit.
Racism .
homosexuality ,
Imperialism .
Mother·in·l..;lw
reincarnation
and
Anti Americanism come togethter in
one of the world's most unusual
spots. At Speakers'Comer in
Hyde Park , persons or every
persuasion
can
exhort.
haranaue. and sc ream out their
beliefs and prej udices.
.
I
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From a distance Speakers'
Co mer appears, especially to
an American . to be one huge
demonstraiton.
Upon closer
inspecton, the visitor realiz.es
that the gre.:.t mass is really a
collection or sma11 groups. each
rallied a round ora tors on milk
cases or step ladders. One such
orator is a yoWlg, bearded,
long-haired blond man who
insists he is J esus. His ankle-length embroidered muslin robe
blows against his bare ankles ;
his sandals are fashioned fotm
blac.k loafers. A member or the
audtence
challenge::,
11 1.,
sta tements that he has found
the ultimate answers to the
human dilemma. The spea ker
lis ten s polit iely and then
passively proceeds with his
message.
" Is there really someone up
there who cares for us?" the
white atheist asks . "Do you
really believe that someone up
there cares whether England
joins the Com mon Market ~ Or
th at he is concerned about the
price o! beef?" The audience
chuckles.
·
The speaker on Moth er-i nLaw Jmperinlism : "You meet -..
young man. You like him : he
likes you. You take him home.
Your parents ask how much
money his family has. what
their work is. 'Is it a Rood
family T They decide it Isn't.
They te ll you not to marrv that
one.
At some ~laces, the speakers
are so close to one a nother that
their voices clash, vying for the
listeners attention.
English
bobbies cpolicemen > s troll
through the mass: at the IRA
s ~aker 's stand th ere a·re five .
They arc there, not to arrest the
radicals or si lence the anti -
Brit ish. but to protect the rights
or the speakers. And . apart
from the tumult, in a quiet spot,
stands the Salvation Army . In a
modera te voice a clean-shaven
you!lg man in black uniform
tells or his conversion. In a
semi -ci rcle behind him the
other members listen to him
courteously and then join him in
a hymn.
Everv Sundo v the spea kers
ga ther a t Speakers' Comer.
For more lhan one hundred
years !since t867 ) it has been the
rallying point for agitators and
reformists. Their message is
clear : Listen and repent ; the
end is at hand.
have 10 be e'ltft colder bd~ the average AMerican
is wU:hn, to~ bptdaiJy after tbtyha\'t bHft civet~
a ll•mPR ol wt.l it now Npptr:Ulc in CIUa and
" Now That The War Is
Over"
JWM;.a I«'' ('tlftlrtil -. fNM starvaboft. poYft1y and
0\w dW Pl$l ~ tilt UMwd Stata Us
$pftltMMil7..._4oltln•~asmal
Soulht.ucA.si.aft~ Now. oaidl•apoklcaes,_
huappatffttb' deockd .. widlcnw \\e ti'IUIC. tmphuu.e die word··~,.-·
thedamapeflcllw, il
f«, ('toftlnl CO Umttd Stites'
poll~y Clll lndochi~ta
,_,.t: btft dl'hberate lift 1nd~Mift
Contrary co
cbt ._._ry QPt&milm t1 'he nrr.'Cd commeatacon,
the curnnt actto.. ot the Nl.xon Adtnlnb:trtlioa are
to be ~rded wtth an t:lllrt'mtl)' '*''ry eye. The
Unitl'd States rttukd to honor the Geneva aCC'Of'CIJ
In lt$4. We ba\· e even .nor. ttUOn C41»y to qutstion
ItS w•lln•ntu to ~•tl")' out the l)rfttiiC ·~
Tht Cftlleo<fn III"MrMnl Jlped thb • ·ttktncl, it
lftdotf')' 1ft ,....,.., U. ptoOpk ol nwnland CbtM are ••
'"'- dodwd .............. a~ .. lk prcl(ftl "'
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• lht ""('010.-c ............. ' " - ...._.. lht
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u ,_. hu-e Upc f)'t and ear attiiiM'd lo thr
:'::'~ ~w..=~--:'~mon-=':t~~
Umtcd StatC"' tnWih'ftftftlt i" lndodtina rarety
Rlthtr. tfle \<lrioui~Ktlkia v."t:re v~·td
l.a.rgt'l)' v.-tth rtcard 10 tll:l)t'ditoney and •·hdhtr they
••v.·Mt«i" Of' ROC. ThuJ. we llnd the saturaUon
sr•
bombin1 ot rountryakle, towns and dviJians vlt'<ll'td
in ternu ot IU tfr~tivtMU in destroyinc tht
"mtmy:· noc ln ttf'l'n:l ollbe morality ot u~ ac<t.
But be)'oftd
t:ll..-llons. the CJ'ftlltlt imimpletnmted, IS a Ykklr)' lot tht Non.b Y~tl'M!$1t mon ld)' has bert~ AmHit:IA SUpport ol 'f1liN and
alld. u.ttim.ately. lbe YMCMmiN pt0p1t In teeum lu monJ
Ho ChiN..,. a.nd bit. N~Jr~Wl
torr thr rdt-ue t1 AIMric:. . ,n.o.wn e1 war me sprab "' . . .............. PNft. but Uw u.ud
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~IC'Ml Ide for l.bt VldNNJ4M. IOIDttJUnc lht
ntnCioM..'-'tOW,~ted .. tllbl'eC'OUIIItrJ••
11hN "Sime 1111 the Soulb hilt . . if'llmtioll Ill
tnt',.
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'Vil th II tJus time the VMCAitneN hiVe bHfl (i«hll~
lot some Chlrt:)' years. ttr,.,:u.,. •Pi~ Prtneb
t'Gionial~m. Amniea and the fltcllt pwernrntac.
~i::~~!: C:~iktt~t~:fc: tr:~;J
atld U&U Into bel;e.Ana Uut tl'llt t.he)' had S«Wtd
ptKe and indept'ndenc-e It wiU be an u,.pealtab&t
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'nurd '91'crld Ill *"erm.ul.aoll .. ~
eapd.a.hlm &pAIIIt ~ ,....... wan "'
NhonaJ Jibtn.hOII If Chia wu our .wnU ~ve
..,. have faded ~pldtly U anylhifll. we ba\'t
1>'0'-ed lhat ·~ .t..re
capab&e o1 "''imine IUt'h
MtGUt~ltrs.. evm With a policy or near toc.al
d6Uuction. It will be a «<id d.ay In btU btfore the
people ot a T'blrd World ~lly ln Alia, Alriea, or
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~~=~~~:~=~e.: ~~~~::r~rr. mr~i~~ :i~
-·-beyond ...... _ . .
r::c~.~"-='~~.:J :.::~·~;
cnw•nt u &he mljontv ol Amtrie&Rs. Mouthinc
emot5onolll..._,,., o1boul "ereepirc C'Ofrlmu.nlsm"
lhey mtsted the point The Vie~namese ....-ere and
.,~ seeklfl8. bttter h(t', , life or greater rntlninc
and val~~e lAd nocllinclhort ot ann~hllo~tlon wdl stop
lbtm 'lbe)' II,. ('I rrled b)' the vision ol • btU~r '
W«td. a WOf"'d "''hkh doN not
sublffv~
to fNdal lor* or AmtrifM busines~.
'•tude
The Uni ve rsit~'
As Vocational School
1"he (ale tl UW.sP"s tint ""$upfr Sti'IK'ture,'· Old
Mala ........ thr . . . . ttl the ~~ 8l.li:1diQa
Cclmn'UAIOn and JOiftt Yinalft Com.m.lt(ft The
unptftdr~
ol Lhil (adlit:y atld the
pou.tbae future toNINC'tlOI!I ot a sea'e mo*l paper
-...IWbon
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no newconatNC'tion &itu, t10alr h:amrntrs: no juke
To The History
De pt.
on being ll.alians. and so forth.
Li~ral s. in this
argument necessarily coni'K"Ct to the reactionary
' 'bootstrap theory" of human bette rment. They can
say to the jobless black man in the ghello: " Don't
worry. Thelrlshmadeil.andyouc;~nto."
In the end. the liberal a rgument 1s a frau d.
Significant change in society does not center on any
"group with a particular biological or geographical
background but coMects to the radicallitation of
basic ms tituions. It is not because they are " lazy ..
that Ch1canos. Blacks or Whites in a ghetto do not
h..'\\'C jobs. Rather. it is because or the perversity of
a busmcss system that ~nics them the decent work
wh1ch they seek. We need only look at the op.
press1on of women m society to see the fallacy ol the
liberal argument on minorities (and it should be
pointed out that the opprt'SSion of women exists
regardless ol whether various individuals admit to it
or realize il L Wom en are. i n fact. a ma jority <as a
··group", but, by virtue of the corruption or the
home l ife and 01e manipulation or p.·nriarchal
pri\'ilcgc m instuutions. such a s the medical
profess1on. wome 11 are de nied access to a full life . It
1s not. the refore. the minonty s tatus or wome n t,h at
conswuus the proble m but wroogly princ ipled
ulSt i tution.~
l.Jbcrahsm. thl'n. works to sub\'ert social change
by rrag metning our thinking and action on the
human condHon. m isdirecting it toward " people"
and. therefore. away rrom the very institutions upon
which people depend to sustain and create decent
life. In the e nd. lit~ral ism must be judged as
reactionary in terms o( changing the world.
Wh31. then. s h:lll we say about the establishment
of an Ethmc and Minorities Study Center'! We must
conclude lhat it1s essentially liberal in outlook and,
regardless of the noble intentions of those connected
to 11. 11 nec·e ssanly s ubverL, a radical change or
society The gather>ng or facts. it should be e mphas izro. as not whal we criticize. It is rather the
c·nd for which the facts are gathered that we must
question We mus t agree with such " minority"
rad1cals as ~tal co lm X and Martin Luther King. Jr.
that the questions which confront us are lnrgcr than
racial, or nationalistic considerations. They are
~~::~cr~~~~~~h~~i\·!~~~ ~~t ~~i1~e~~/o~~
create. They arc not questions ror a meagerlyfunded program df..'Signed to enhance a liberal
t m age rather than change the world.
Tri stram Coffin's
Washington Watch
Adrift In A Sea Of Scandal
~ ~1\on Ad:runt,).lranon•~ hk:('l)'lodro""n tna tlood od M".1nd.ll
th.:~l ~:ru.. ~"" •dt•r ('\('I') d::t)' t\ rnC'f'ld or oun;. a touith old b1rd... as
told um"'IOf'led l:tl"h of lht' a<;a•ld:•l by Spc.•ake r Carl Albt11 !l.nd
C'.l nw "'".a)'. hto ~>~· ''WkH\t :uMJ w1th ~too~ ptmpln. " In·
\ bllg!llon.·f'LU. t.:tt~er::al t\t'<'OUnt tng Olfl<'f' ;and (on~~:rft,)tOn;ll
t'Ommtllt"n-ar(" rf'POI"ltdl) s.tunnt'd ~nd "~ l('ke'M'd" b) ,.hat lhtov
:lrf' flndmg Columm)ol.ft f:\'<ln" :end So,·ak. Ulol.'." llly $)'mp3thciK' tO
tht• Adnuntl>lr.'lhun. ,ay the.s m>'~)' bccomt till:' ltcopubhC'ilR\ " llass
C'::i.M· ··
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C'.:lnlp.ltgR ot'gaftU.ai!Of'l
Thi,S opf'raiiOR lR\'Oh "f'$ Wbof:tt;(',
forgt'r )'. thdt o f oonfldenttal f1lt1>. sunf'dl<tn«" or l)c•rnocral•t·
l'oantluJ::alt'S andtht•n f:unihf's and persisttn t rifor1s to Ja)' lh<' bali1S
forpo@o$1blt"blafttm:ul and 1nu madal t0n II <'.1tU'IO-t b(' rt11~ra1fd 100
SU"OIIgl} lhJI 'l*fll prtttit f'l .,,. 11\lifHrdr•l"' In Anu·rk.an
p<~l11k'"- So n:n.onaf l:"r1Y .1nd no lntumbtnt AdtniNStr<l t MWI h3\;•
f'\t"t' )4'1 out m Uus S)$:ttmatlt' faW\1on to '"''.ld-e tht• Pf'I\;J(')'.
~ru pt l llol' ll.~ n·•t ~. a11d diM"r~ l C
ht lt:ackr l>h ap o f tht• poi11NI
oppo$1hCJn Thn ,. ar,. :amblt5ou" :and pollu • ,.lll!lt t a('tit'" 10hl('h
h&\,. - pl.ac" ill .a dfom« nt\ : '
lnC"'' ttably. tht« :Iff com~ ri.SOIU ••th thr bull) bo} t~t11ts of
1ht Sus' d unng lhf' Wt1m~r ltr-pubfK'
lhtiN" 'lllotol(" •n " Mt lft K amp('' " At tl tl,n "f'n JUtnal 11 tth~
:tl&.adtt>rl u nJcoa~h4."ll •• ,·cr• l~bk barr;.g-e ol I~ .and lil01nd4.'tll
'lllol\.:llt'\'\'r 3d\ 'C'f"Wf')' S«'tnS mo.st d.lngt'rou;;, until the- rwnnof lh..anackt'd penon brea.k do·••n n us .s a ta.c:ts(' baS«! on a pr«LSe
C'.11C'Ul.alion o r all human 'llloC'.J.ItinOM"S. and tiS rtSWI "'•II IC'ad to
WC:«U ""'tlh almo~ matht'm:uk'al ('ftUmty Tbt dt'ff'31t d ad·
\'t'r~r)' 1n mos4 c~!l('$ d~pai rs or the 5Ut'c-eu or lUI)' rurc.ht'r
rd~t:tn<'l' " Walh.1m l. Shln:r •n "The ltslie .and f'.J.II of tht•Th~rd
lttt('h,'' adds ··no IUOI't' pr«•~ att.al}SI.. of Sal.ll.lc:1K'J. u lltllt'f
"";n f'H'fi.IU:IIII) to d~f'lop thf'm , ... ali C'\"t'r ...,·nttf'n ••
Aulhcir l nin~~t Wa lla("f' ""r•t n
"0bwT-\'f' tht' l l mf"lt'~tod
lt·~:hrncruc.• d otK'Iy Set• how Nuc:on lr CO"!P:HI}' :•ttt-mpt to d•strt'<fil
;\lrl~H"''n. trtggC'rtng bullf'lll of lit'S and da:.tortsonJ about h iS
fm.ln«-s. hs:o. \<H in.IC r«ord. h1s fnmdJ. )'OU Nmf' 11 ~ hMio lht')
allt'mpl to p!n on ;\f<{;o,•trn u.npopul.1 r 1<koa:. IM t hr doe:o. not
bt'llt-' f' 1n Stt hq.,• thC') rt'J)C~I thC'sf' u ntruth:o. a~;un and
<~lp • n Jo',n.all)'. sh('ltit'M of all.st·t-how th ey ~~taondK· an adl,, r.IIN.i }'
If t'\'t'r ckit'nd1ng l.hrer own bet\:.' 10t a nd rt'<'Otd brUO'h 11 undtT
tht' r~ . :and aua.ck. au~ck . a llll!t'k "
l'r"~ldf'oll ll ' ohf'd U. ~ a ..dal
Th,.\\~,hi•~tton 1'~1. ""h11:h h:a~du~u pmQI:I.I of thC'snror maiiOR.
>Ot}S tht• :;all;;o-g,alsom " add u p to lht' mota :.rro~t:.nt aU<~uJI t'\n"
mounhod on W pollt~alprO«"». 1M n\SIItullorn o f ltO' ""nttnt
and ttk· ('rt'duhty ol lhr pcooplt' linc1Utllmat'd 1n an)' •u ~:.nllal
•ay, d~)' b)' da y, lh.f') du"" a11 f'Hf" dgo,.rr C'irt'l,. arou~tcllh,. o ul
u.lfino. rii(Ji t up to lh doorb f'pff. Wh11~ llou.'o(' ::11drs lolllll)\' fl "i
""'lt.h lhr ~taal Pf'O«'SS, fonn" \\'h 11t llouSf' :t1ck>" rvtnt. .
at'O'-"'d • 'llh I{WIS In bnfi'('&Jon, fOI'tnC'f" ('.1bUW't off1 N't'S \t'f'PU'4:
and <Ontrolhng a slush fund uM'd to (u\Ofii'IC(' poht~a l ~~al(t. .11nd
thf' l'rr&.ldt.'flt'Jia"')" Jlol) •ng off a ~oabotNr. 1(0 far bt>)·ond an}
g;u n., ""c c"'n get ln \'Oh~ m Tht' pcopk- ••n\-oh ·t'd l :.rt- not
na('IJ)' )lr.iii'C\"n to hun •The- f'rhtdt11tl Thf)' \ • o.. hi' •nln4.
n.,.~
'-••"" hh c:hu'lrln ... Thr)
.,,. "'' m""- ancl&h.f') do •hal ht'
""••h t.hfm 10 do."
ol 1M ('UJT~~um C«!U("mta, 1nlotmallon
f'r«n a ll an ·
.. ("~ ~ ~ 'lllo" ltl\ft.Std ~gl owthol ltlhgM t vit"<<o·polnu. It is a
1M Bl<l<'k st...SU.t P<l$)'1J~ tion bo:ldge ot sJa,("ry and ~IPf to
(rom tht t.~t~lucll.y numbtt ot prolonc 1nd prrprWit(" op-lhirt~n to ~ proud numb« ol ptfl$1«11 1nd duc:nmin.~ llon"
$0. O'l'ft th(" )'C'U'l
A bo, ....("
" Yt'(O ltt("pt lM uw o f A(roh.J \'C' K'C'ft 1n grco~ t and ott~r Amtnc<~ n. A(ri(';ut. and Blac-k
~·~tn- UNVt"nill ifS tbt n w and tTWt in rdcor~ to ptnORS cl
for m tt1on of Afro- A mrr• c~n Afnc~ n httlt~ee
To tvny
drpa rl.mt'nl-' 1ft Madaon and CJC.hu part ol mank uw:l coa lh~
~hi"" A\I.kt't' and a p 1n, on tht mea..tre of juta rnpt<"t Yo'(" do
loc-~ llco,·c:l. lht ~«'f'')~nte and not des1re mort' n.or ~ II we
form:. bon ot a lborthvt'CI f:thl1ic a«tpc leu ..
and Mlnor•bero Ccn~ r
I 'lllo'OU)d a pprt<...l.t II 1f the
K totpn& the abo'~ r~ru tn lllitory OtopartrnMt \ll06Uid look
mu..S on the local a nd &laW I!CO thiS and d\angC' ~ ti~ ol
ln("l, I ""oold hk(" 10 <-all )'Out lht COW'M' to Alro-Amft"kan
~ttmtion. au Bladt s.c ud~l. to lhUory ot Bl~d' Httlor)'. In
yout dtpartiMntal llstln& ct \ttptfll wn th f("("IJnp or B la ('k
Hu;tory 310 ("nhtkd ' 'Ntg;ro Mudrnts and Bb<k ~C'
Aln("-n can " It IS not the <Ontexl
l ' -r" Ia 8 bd.Jif·u.
ol W counoe- I Wlah to cnocu~
Da'·"M•r'l"
WI ~ 'lllo ordU\~ of Ill IItle', for
}'ublk flf'lalkon, Coordi•ator
the reUORI t'JIp ltlmt'd tO (')("arly
Blad. Sc.drat ( 'Milt*by M~kolm X
"N~ 11
("ffOnt'outl )' use-d and n cC': "illblll G. Paul.
dtvadu• In lhf' eyes o1 '"" IIIII&«J O~L
formfd and t.eH·rt's Pf'C'Iing
prnom ol Afriean htr!~g~ u JMII• C. M~•IA&.
denotu atueot yswd ~ nd OLrKt«, PRUJf;
drbaMd trll ta of chara<ter and
d.ullrtft a whole ~mmt o1 Cllal.rm••· (' • rrk •J•m Com·
humanHy on eM baus ol I&IM-
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Frodoy, February 2,
1973
THE POINTER.
Poge 1 1
Counseling Center Offers Development Groups
The Counsehng Center w 11l be
1mllating a series of groups for
mte restcd students during th e
current semester Tht• groups
:.trt.• antcnded to meet the
developmental needs of ~ w1dc
range of student concerns.
Groups will be orfered in the
followmg a reas : i I) Vocaliona l
t-;xp lora t ion . (2J Personal
1; rowth ; l 3 ) Interpersonal
Commumcations Training Lab .
141
Couples : and
<51
Learning
Skills
The Vocational Exploration
Groups will run for th ree weeks
l a total of three class periods L
Students will be asked to ta ke
10terest inventory a wto.ek in
advance of tht· rirst group
meeting. The gro up meetings
will center on an overview of
major factors in making
vocaliona l deci sions : review or
the mterest inventory results ;
and the development of. and
rormulation of individual
"game plans" with respect lo
hours per Wl-ck . The groups will
rocus on thl' development of ( 1 1
interpersona l compe tence ; t 2)
thr ability to send and receive
l'Ornmunication about his own
and other members· behavior ;
•3 1 a tolerance for ambiguity
and interpersonal anxiety ; C~l
the cnp.aci ty for open. honest.
trusting rela tionships ; nnd CSJ
msights about onese lf during
the semes ter .
Pr<Japectivc
c.rouo members will be asked to
talk with a cou nselor to
ascertain individual goals for
JOining the group .
The third type ol group, the
Interpersonal Communications
Training Lab, wi ll focus on lhe
development of : t t J fun c tional
intt'r pcrsona l comm un ication ;
12l listening s kills ; t3) at ·
tending behavior ; t 4 l un ·
derstanding and acceptcmcc of
alterna tive perceptions; and (5J
constructive feedback skills.
These groups will run the entire
semester
l·areers.
The Personal Growth Groups
will run the entire semes ter .
meeting for one and one-half
The lourth type , Coup les
g roups. will focu s on th e
developmen t or inter personal
relation ships of married a nd
unmarried co upl es . Th~
grou ps will fo c us on the
development ol : t 1l the ability
to "light" constructively.;. 121
the ability to set rec iprocal
goa ls ;
131 mutua l' decision·
making : t 4) ability to deal with
freedom \'S . control in the
relationship; a nd (5) th e a bility
to settle the power issue in
rela tionships. The group will
run the entire sem ester. an
hour and a hall per week .
The last type ol group in·
\'Oivcs the development of
learning skills. The major aims
of these gro ups a re : t 11 to
develop a n increase in the speed
of reading: t2l to increase
comprehension of material
read; t3l to develop ncxibllily
in speeds and modes of at ·
tacking ma terial ; t-I l to develop
ability to retain material for
cxan) -taking ; a nd t5l the
developmen t of a lt ernative
study methods lo r dillering
types or material. These groups
"'ill run for six weeks, with one
class period per week lor group
meetings. and one hour a week
for individua l practice on the
Controlled Hader
Pacing
Machine .
Anyone interested
Grade Review Procedure
Recently , first semes ter
~rades wer e mailed out to the
st udents at Stevens Point. U a
real grievance has arisen over
the gr ade received by a s tudent
at th is university . the Screening
Commi ttee for Gr ade Re\•iew
wo ul d like lhe following
procedure to be followed . First.
the grade should be discussed
with the ins tru c tor o f the
course. If the r esults from that
meeting are considered un ·
sa tisfactorY.. the student should
submit. in writing, a statem ent
of his grade grievance. Request
for Grade Review forms may be
picked up in COPS 11 2 and
s hould be used to s upply the
needed information . This in·
eludes lhc name of the s tudenl.
the name or number of the
course involved. the name of the
instructo r of that cour se and the
reasons why..the gra de received
is ~ sidered to be a unfair .
Student Gov't.
Elections
Student Government e lections will be held on Feb. 6, 7,
and 8. · Eight seals a re currenUy
open. P e titions may be picked
up at the Student Activities
Ollice in lhe University Center.
The deadline lor filing petitions
is Feb. 5 at ll a.m.
Correction On
Assassination Article
In the ~rticlc on the John F .
KennL-dy assassina tion , which
uppeared in the November 17,
1972 issue of the l'oln ter an
4..'r ror was made concerning the
reprint permission Riven to the
Pointer. ll should have read as
lollows · Reprinted with per·
111isslon from "Computers and
Au tomation "
May ,
1971 ,
,·opyrlghl 1968 by a nd pubUshed
by Berkley Enterprises, Inc ..
KIS Washington St., Newton·
ville. ~lass . 02160. Also. it to..falsely stalt'<l that computers
were used in the production of
the info rmat ion In the article.
ActuaJly , part two or the article.
as il appeared in "Computers
and Automation." talks about
how compu ters might be used
lor
dealing
with
th e
photographic evidence, but
com puters were not used in the
production of th e information in
the a rticl e
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These sUllements lor grade
review should be se.nt to the
ollicc ol Dean Fritshel, college
of
Professiona l
St ud ies
buil ding.
Grades mus t be
reviewed during the next
s emester
following
the
semester
in
w h ich
th e
questioned grade was received,
excluding lhe s um mer sessions.
:..hould come to the Counseling
Center and sign up.
Individuals in terested in
partic:ipatinM In any or t h l~
<.~bon•-mcntioned groups shou ld
contact the Counseling Center,
ut4 Nelson 1-1;.111 or extension
3553.
In addition. Debot Center is
n lfPr in~ SlUd)' SkillS grOUp$,
under ~the direction of Mr. AI
Stcnstrup . TI1ese groups will
IUl'Ct in the cveing for one hour
per week, focusi ng On basilstudy methods , exam.tak~ng,
study schedules. concent r nt1_on.
motivation.
a nd
rcadmg
development.
Anyone tn·
!crested s hould con: ac t the
student manager in the Dcbot
Cen ter.
New Talent
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Open to ALL UW-SP Students
Applications: UAB Office.
Deadline: Feb. 23, 1973, 4:00 P.M.
Auditions: Start Feb. :26.
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~9052
Fnday, February 2, 1973
~· ·
JOBS
THE
Bureau of l,trsonne l.
All
graduating seniors. graduate
st udents and alumni for a wide
variety of state career op·
port unities.
Feb. 21 · Norlhwrstun Mutual
l.iC~ Insurance or l\lU"·auktr.
All Business Adnlinistration.
Economics and Liberal Arts
major int e re s ted in claims
adjusting , underwriting and
home offi c e management
positions.
Unh·ersit) or \\'l sco n si n·llom ~
Economics Extension · All
home economics majors with at
least a grade point average or
2.75.
February I marks lhe
opening of the recruiting season
for second semester . All
Senio rs sho uld init iate a
p1acemenllile by contacting the
Office of Career Counseling and
Placement t 106 Main for non·
teachers and 103 Main for
teachers) . A hostile econom)'
and keen competition makes an
early start imperative for
success in )'Our job search.
fo~ eb .
I · J .C. Peony Company.
Business Administration .
Economics. and all majors
Interested
in
retail
management.
Feb. 6 · Kresge Company.
Business Administration.
Economics, and all majors
mterested
in
retail
management .
Camp
U-~ah·Li·\'a.
Green
Bay YMCA , Mr. Rex Erickson.
Looking for counselors for
YMCA Boys Camp . Jive-in
required.
co unselors.
Positions include
craft
director
(Cxpericnced l, and wate.r front
Freshmen
director cWSl 1_
through seniors. Camp session
from June 10 through Augus l 24 ,
1973.
Feb. 14
t"onn«Ucul Mutua l
lnsurant'f' Company .
All
majorS for sales careers onlv .
Feb. 15
Aid Assodallon for
l.utbeorans .
All Business
Administratton . Economics .
Math and oltler majors m·
teres ted in a va rie ty of non·
sales and home offtce postlons .
Feb 20 · Statt> or \\'isconsln .
Feb . 22 - Sodal Se-curity
r\dminl stra tlon.
Chit'ago
l)aymen t Center. All Sociology,
Psychology . and other majors
interested in federal career
opportunities in Chicago.
Unh·ersi ty or Wlsconsln-llom e
Economics Extension· all hom e
economics majors with at least
3 grade .point average of 2.75.
~' eb . 22 - Socia l Securit y
Adminis t ration ,
\\' lsconlln
lhplds .
All Sociology ,
Psychology and other majors
interested in federal careers in
Wisconsin, Illinois. Indiana, and
throughout the midwest.
Teacher
Corps.
Detroit
~llcblgan .
All students in·
t~rnted
in teat'hing op·
portuaities.
Feb. 24 ·
.S. Civil S.rvlcr
Exam. 8::Wto 12 :00, Room 121A
of the Science building. Sign up
in Hoorn 106 Main and see a
counselor
on
tips
for
examination procedures and
assistance.
Feb. Z7 · Sears Roebuck and Co.
All Business Administration,
Economics and other majors
interested retail management
careers.
Pan American Airlines would
like to visit our campus to
recruit stewa rds and stewar·
desses : however. they ·would
like to have a statement or
students interest. If you are
inter~ ted in working for Pan
American leilher as a steward
or s tewardess ), please contact
the Placement Center 106 Main .
fo~ eb . 'n ·Stat~ Farm l nsuranc~.
Sales posi tions.
SUMMER JOBS
Guys & Gals needed f01 summer
employment at Nattonai- Far1r..s.
Puv•te Camps. Dude Ranches
and ReSOf'tS throughout the na ·
hon Over 35.000 student~ aided
la.st year F01 Free .nfOtmatJOn on
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Dept SJO. 55 Flathead DriVe.
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YOU MUST APPLY EARLY
PO~TEJI.
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Student Manager
Jobs Open
Applications are now being
accept e d at all Res idence
Centers o.nd the University
Ccn_t~r Cor s tudent manager
pos tltons bea.inninR with lhe fall
'73· '74 semes ter
The job entails a varie ty of
responsibilities and personal
co ntacts. which it is expected
will enable the participant to
grow and develop in the fieJd of
interpersonal communication.
The Centers are looking for
peop!e who "enjoy working witJ1
and for people while, at che
same time . taking on a
responsible position which is
challenging and interesting .··
Those who consider them·
selves ··responsible, personable
individuals" should pick up an
a ppl ication.
Wood Carvings
On Exhibit
An unusual hobby is currently
un display 10 ltle Learning
Resources Cen ter. Mr. Ben
/'..alcwski, Mosinee1 hand carves
wood for enjoyment. His wood
carvings have been displayed at
art fairs and arc for sale.
Also
on
display
is
pholography by Mr. Gerard
Uuellman and Mr. Ralph MizJa
as well as by students enrolled
in Photography 231.
Other
studen t works include be:glill·
ning tapestry technique sam·
pies done on a frame loom for a
woven textiles course.
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Frrday, February 2.
1973
TH E PO•NT£R
Page
IS
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Pointer Basketball Summary
l ..e 3 din" ScorC'r
Ga1n~
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Texas A & I 69 Point 68
Pomt 71 St. Mary's 52
Point 95 Carthage 62.
Platt eville n Poin t 71
Eau Clai r e 73 Point 70
Point 85, 1-'1 Crosse 81
Ca l Kuphall 17
Mike Stansell 18
~~~: ;~P~~~~i~e 72
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Anderson. Ind. 82. Point 66
Culve r-Stockton 76 Point 66
Parson College 87 Poin t 64
Oshkosh 75 Point 73
S. Dakota State 92 Point 60
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Cal Kuphall 22
Tom Enlund 14
Kuphall & Peters 12
Stansell & Weinkauf t4
Stan sell t4
____
as lhe \'isiUng team .
A glance at both
teams·
shooting percentages !rom the
noor clearly shows _why the
Pointers lost. River Falls hit on
52 pe r cen t ol their shots. while
Point only averaged 38 per cent.
Th e Falcons threw a quick
" run and shoot" ollense at the
Pointers in the first hall and
their ea rl y gunning earned
River Falls a comfortable 43·36
edge at ha lltime. Not eve.n the
overall talents of Point's Cal
Kuphall were enough to over·
come- the seven point deficit.
Kuphall came oil both the nu
and the bench to toss in 24
points. The on ly other Pointer
in double figures was ex·
PacheHi sta r Dave Haka
wi th t6.
llaka and Mike Stansell, both
freshm en, led the Pointers in
rebounding.
Superior Downs
Pointers 84-73
. by Larr)' Gilman and Tim
Sullivan
The Pointer basketball team
continued to have problems
away from home, as the
Superior Yellowjackets used
their home-court a d\•a ntage to
wi n 84·73. The loss was the
Pointers' sixth consecutive on
the road.
In the first hall. the P oi nters
were guilty or severa l tum ·
overs.
However . .,.'!lron g"'
defensive rebo unding by Mike
Stansell and Dean Wucherer
lntramurals Faces
Big Question
Women 's lntramura ls wi ll be
holding a vote over the iss ue of
ext r amural participants in
in tramural tournaments. All
woml'n are asked and encou raged to express thei r views
10 regard to the following
quest ion :
Should glrh. par··
ticlp:ating on an t•xtramural or
inter colleJ,:Iatt· t ram bt•
t·l Jgl ble to participatr in
"omen ·~ ln tramura iJJ. in thai
1o port '.' ci.e. basketball team
members playing on a dorm or
off--campus team . )
All girls interes ted in this
question should dro p by the
Intramural Orrice from 6 to 9
o·ctock Februar y 12 to state
their views. A regulation will be
passed based upon the majority
view. and it will go into errect
1st semester of next yea r .
Phi Beta Lambda
Phi Beta Lambda held a
meeting on Monday, Jan. 2. A
tour through the Sentry building
is being planned. but a definite
date has not yet been sot. On
Feb. 3, the group wiU travel to
Eau Clai re for the Executive
meeting. Anyone who wishes to
attend should contact Barb
Crook.
Dates to rem ember : Feb. 11 ·
17. FBLA-PBI Week ; Mar. :!G31. State conference.
The group will meet again on
Monday , Feb. 5 ot 6 p.m . The
meeting place has not been
decided ; watch lor posters.
New members are invited to
attend, and visitors a re also
welcome.
GrWler 8
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Stansell 12
Gruner 8
Gruner 23
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Gruner 10 I
Gruner 10 I
E nlund 8 I
Weinkauf 7 I
Stansell & Peters 7
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Falcons Outshoot Pointers, 80·73
by · Larry Gilman a nd Tim
Sulli van
The Pointer basketball tea m
continued to show why it hates
pta.yinJ:t away from home, as the
troops under Head Coach Bob
Krueger lost another game
Friday night on a foreign court.
This time the Pointers were
done in by the UW-River Falls
~-a lcons , 80 ·73. Stevens Point
has won only one ol eight games
I
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Lea ding ltebounder I
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Less Gruner 17 I
Stansell 8 I
Bruce Weinkauf 20
Cal Kuphall 19
Les Gruner 14
Cal Kupha ll 20
20
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he lped to kee p Point close to
Superior. and the hall ended in a
42-42 tic.
Point literally ran into trouble
In the second hall by relurning
to a running typo ol ollcnso.
The wide-open play resulted in
seve r a l turno vers, and the
Yellowjackets converted many
of the Pointer errors into
Superior baskets.
Superior finished the game
wi th a 51 per cent ma rk ( ~)
!rom th e field , while the
Poi nters' total was 33 per cent
( 28-82 ). Point 's deleat was a
result of turnovers and poor
shooting. because the Pointers
dom ina ted the boa rds , out rebounding Super ior 60 to 36.
F res hman Mike Stansell
paced the Stevens Poi nt attack
with 18 points, while Cal
Kuphall was next with 15.
Adding eight points each were
Bruce Weinkauf a nd Dean
Wucherer.
The Pointers are now 1 ~ in
co nfer ence pla y and 4·11
overall. They will host UWPlattcville tomorrow, night at
Quandt Gymnasium .
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