&\
New Food Contract Decided
current ne«is of the food ser·
byTuryWitt
s.. ga
' 'ICe program
Food '4111 contmue
o~ r :ning
the Unl\'trs•ty food
~lj''~~~:~~ ~~~~i, thls
The old food se:rvice coruract
51
"''~hucr~~e~~~~~~~~e :r~~cl~i
h;uson betwC'C'Tl the food
and
the
SH"\'1«'
UOIV('fSIIy
ac knowledg~ that Saga Foocb
h:.as ~n forma lly :~warded the
contract by central sc:.te
purcha~ng . lie explamN how
the contract "·as construct~
nt'4'
and some of the new prO\'iSIOfa
that ""ere IM iuded
Ste•ner
sa1d
that
spcri fic-atiOIIS for the new
l'Ontrad v. l're based upon the
··Jn 1M new
C'Onlcact we 1ntHK! to offH" more
\"ariety m the food programs
and l'flough nexibilily to :~ ppeal
to both on'<'ampus and orf.
campus stu~nts." U~id Siemer
•\ s a rnult several changes
affect lhe new conlncl.
~ew '" the contract are the
bnoa ltfast. lunch and dinnl'r
packages and the snack bar
ticket. SO cup and~ cup corree
ticltt'ts.
Tht' btultfast. lunch and
dmnt' r pacltagt'S art' a \·ailablt'
at th<' gridiron for cash, tht'rt' is
no ticltt't Tile luTK'h packagt' is
also 4\'allablc 1n aln ca rt~.
The SJI 00 snack. bar licltet
ava1 lable lout yea r ""' ill again be
oHt"red along With a nN-·
$5
SO
=~~~~~ ~~clthe~a~~ ~~n~~
cnrnpussnack ban, li la carte or
board lin~ for cash line pnces
Tht> 50 cup and 25 cup coHI..'\!
IIC'Itl'ls ;are both 11unch out
tlckcts'lolohlchallow tht•o.,.,ncr SO
or ~ t:ups of coHe-e
Also offt'f~ ""' Ill be the 10
lunch ticket <~nd 10 dmner t1cltct
111 DcBot and Allen Cente rs
These ,.,..o tickets each allow the
O't•oner 10 meals and unlim1trd
sccomts Hne same mrals as the
lunch and dinne r oacltaf(es only
w1th a tm meal hm111
The opt•onal 1!1 mt'al -per·
wl'clt prO(tram avoulnble only
dunng
summer
scssion 11
prc\•lously, w1ll be offered for
UW-STEVEN S POINT, TH URSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1973
th<· hrst t1nw dunng thr r~P'gular
,ICadt'trllC )t'3r
In add1t10n lhe three-mc-a lpc r ·day 11rogr:u n al thcUTH\'<'r51 1) Cen ter .,.,.,11 be
dtS("ontmucd due II) the recent
closmg ol Stemer and Dclzt'll
Hl'Sidcncc ll alls .
Th r 2 1 meal - per -""· celt
~~~[~~:r~~~~~h:.~f:1r~~ ~ ....~
mtHlls on Sundays 1a bruneh
~~=ht~~~~~:~db~r~~~~~
1-'ood sen•1ee rates for
1973·7~
~:~!itcS:1 to ~;r ~r ~~m:~
program and s.t75 per )t'a r
! S237 SO~rseme!ller I for the I !I
IHt·al p ro~ot r :• m
,\l~er~milser a.... ~h~b~!~ ~:~
food ~f\" ICC 00 .,.,l'('itends. All
~ l udcn ts with 20-meol plans
.,.,ould have 10 cat at DeBot
Ct'nter should that h.11ppen The
mam reason would be to &ave
money liy operating only ont'
fae1h ty
Thro new C'Uitract Includes a
standard t.,.·p yea r scrvtcc wtth
th~ uni w.-rslty and thrl~ Olttionall yea r rtnewa l clauses It
prO\'Idf'S all board din.ng U1 the
cron ters, a ll ~ala cartro dining. all
t·atering and all b«r and llaoor
~ rv ice. II VtcludH all home
~no m1cs food programs rtnd
tht' \'endml( machmc ser vice.
Halfway House Set Up On Campus
b\ Krithtttl•
Tht• uwS1• campus has bret1
as the sue of o1
halfwa)" hoi..IK \lo'hich bro-gan
uprora tmg 1\ugust fu·-st Tilt'
halfwa'' house IS localed 111 a
.,.,,ng u{ 1)(-lzell Hall IX Izell has
be-m \'acaled thu fall d~ to
•lf"Chnmg ~tucknt t'flfl)limmt
Its ~ur~e will be to
1 t•habdilatc- nuno r l" nmm:~l
oHem!ers .,.,ho ..,ould ordtnartl)
t~ refe rred to tht' IJn.-ISIOn of
Prnb•• t!On and l'arolc It .,.,.,11 be
tht• firs t opero~uon of tis kmd m
thC' suue
The prottram .,.,,11 be- fundt-d
dro~11gnatrd
b)' a $60.5:!!1 grant from the SHill'
l"ounc1l on frtmcna l Justice
The funds .... err allocalf'd at a
merottng nf the co unc11' 1
t'ltl't."UIIVC boa rd in Madison
n~.,!~~~~'::: J;:~t:ag~ ,c;:~~~:
name! lloullhan of the Com ·
111UIIIca110n~
Department
ilouhhan wu 3ppointf.'d project
s upervaj()r of the ~\<!If.,., a) hou:~
;1 nd has alfoO be-en reeently
appomtcd to a s t~ri nl( com ·
lllltlt"" for t1'lablishmt•nt of a
l \\ S)stem Cr1m1nal Jusun·
Instil Ute
;:~tpli~th. ISI !ed~:!~t'd t :l ~
ENROLLMENT
What /s It?
t.) .llmllaiH-rk
~:n r o llment. or the lack. of •t
ha., "M-tndrd 10 d place of
pronunrnct• amonK 1.: \\' S I~
tonn•rns 1-"rnrn a ll ;~v:ulablro
figures . 11 no"' appears the 1.000
u• arlt ..... u not be reachtd
Tht· numbt>r of confirmed
... tutltonts no.,.,· ' lands at 7S.OO.
.,.,1th JOO to -400 mo rt latt'
reg•strants e:~~pcoctt'd. Thus . tM
e:cpKtt'd enrollment hes bel ·
.,.,l'ron
7100
and
7900 ,
under
the
S1gn1ftcan tl y
February estimate- of 1000 for
th1~ semt'Sit'f
"' If .,.,e have 7800 come m,"
c;; t<~tH Paul Kelch. d•rec:tor of
hudJtt'l plann1ng and analys1s.
"'<' an!lctpatt> only 71 00
~ larllnK m ,\ui(USI t9i• '"
\lost
extenSI\'t'
amontt
~-n r ollrnt•nt "hortcommgs IS the
prt'sent
frt' !li hmen
class
rransfer and re ...-ntry !'l tuden u
.tn• down onl) H ;md 'Ji
~t udf' nts. rC's pcctJVcly , f rom
~~;ber ~~ ~:u~~~m~n t~;·.
t·eptt'(l fell II :.! shorl of l.ast
\ta rs count Thr total number
of lnc'Orn lng ~l udent s .a«eplt'd
IS :; 10 under the 1972 m .trk
Cilnee llatJons hav" com
t•heated the- problt'm . "'''h .tn
unfmuohed count of 62!1 alrtad~
11 Jht•ad of last )rar·s total
Se,·eral n:aSlln$ 1\<!ve bHn
cu rntw;w~ed "'hen dtSCuumg the'
enrollmenl drop vocational
-.chools belnJ! .1ble to place thei r
grat!ua1~s. dropptng o f the
dr;.~ft. a nd thfo tate Mulclmf'Tlt of
Wilham S M cK~e. who
t'ompleted
hiS
deg r ee
rroqu1remt-nts thu s ummer at
l ' W S I~. has bt-en :1ppointcd
d1n't'tor ol tht• halfway house
(l o u~la s
Uro y les w1 ll be
alternate d1tecto r Because tht•
half.,.,ay hol!Sf' ...-c\1 operate :N
hour-s a day. 1 days :1 .,.,et!lt . tht·
.dtcrnate d1r roctor's pos 1t10n
.... a) mc\uded to t-nable thc
di rt't"tor to h;l\·e two days off
c:1ch .,.,t'i'k Mrs J:1n1cc Younl(
"''II t~thclutor .,.,tlh .JSSIStanct
Iron• ~I rs Joan ll an!>On
llouhhan t•xpla1ned the ob.J~: tlvt"S of !h(' prol(ru m ami
Conl( r rss prov1d1ng reduced
lf.'deral a1& Furthermore, thto
gradu~u.ng class of 1973 was the
largest
l res hm ron
and
graduating class 1n UWS P
htslor) . perhaps tendcnng tht'
drop m enroll m~ t e\·en more
~ t a r t h nl(
,\n t-nrollment drop C'OU!d
prt!'St'nl \"aSI hardship!! to th1s
t·amt>US and 113 planners. Paul
Kelch noted,"' lf we have a 7'900
l"tuollment. ,.e·re go1ng 10 haveto find about tSO,OOO dollars ..
~~~t'··~~~e,; 't~: ~j~~~~~~.~::
l·ounctl hold set asidt' Some of
th1s money .... n nKessanl~
l"Omt• from the \'anous Dean ,
\'icc Chancellor. and Ass•stant
Chaneellor 's off1c~ . "'here 11
"'as ongmall) dl!lpt'r!lied
"As our enrollment declines.
.,.,e hau· to re-duce our budgt't ,""
<~SM' rted Or
EJ.,.·i n ~1gmund.
ass1s tant to 1M• \'1Ct' Ch;mcellor
un ,\cadcm•c ,\ffairs " If our
rn r ollment
co ntmut'S
to
dt'oclme,"' hr contmued, ' I ha\"t'
no doubt .,.," ..... n have- to beRm
lac•ntt up to the prMJII'('I of
hav•n~-t tn t'hmmatro programs
Wh1Lt' no faculty 111emben
ma) bl· relea5('(1thls yroar. both
uon ·lt'nured
.w d
not1 f1 ed
tl'flurt"'l faculty may be let go
ne ll.! )ea r ··t-'or rvrory 16
s tudt-nb "'t' drop."" noted l~aul
Kelch .
·• anolher
faculty
111 ~111bcr must also be droppod "
hallw,ay houst" IS a "'"orthwhilt'
and \ ' (' f )' much nl'eded alter
natne to tncarcerallon "' In tht'
ca.kof a probauoner "'ho would
nol be J31led, res1dence m a
ha lf.,.,·ay houst• may prov1dc the
k.md of structurl' and s uper·
\'IS!on that can keep h~m from
further t·ontact .,., 1th tht
courb,"' sa•d Houlihan
,\bout ten persons at a timt'
"'Ill be accornodatf.'d Tiley ""''II
be f)('Ople nrdmar1ly housed •n
thl• county jail. minor traff k
ufft·nders, pelty thu~ ves , per·
sons convu:ted of a lcohol
r·rolatf.'d offenses and the hit~
"'Non(• of them .,.,.,11 be
dange rous cnm ll\al types."' he
·-
Hesidenu s ta ymw at the
halfway houSt' "''Ill ha\'t' an
npportun1ty to pursue schooling
or JOh tra1mng. And they w1ll be
,IS~ISt(-d Ill finding jobs If !hill
nL'Cd 15 g r e:~te r than education
Th!'rro "'•II be an mtens•ve group
:~~~,~~~~ar~:~~!~~: n~~~~n~!
5
.,.,,11" be abll'
to
uSC"
most
;1nd
fac•lit1es
"' Traditional l y halfw:l)'
houSe'S are located m rt"!udt-nllal
:trC'aS Jnd that has .;orne ob\tOU'> ad\·antagH. "' llouhhau
..aut ··uu1 th is unu·enll)' has
piJ)l'd an 11nport:1nt rolr m our
pro~otram . and the ... calth of
opportu nillt'l'l and rL"SSU r c~ 011
th1!1 campus t·nn be nf
tremrondOU!I ;aid to tht offender
,\1110 tht' 1de01 has potential on a
s t:.to· or tWtiDn.,.,ldt• scalt•
because o f the mc n •asing
surplus of dorm space- a\'31lablc
110w :11 many collcgC"S rou .,.,,,,
SC"t· other Ulll\'er$11 16 folio.,., b)
.•llcmplinR programs hltc
our-s'"
In add1t1on to the half.,.,ay
Uf11\' t'r5 1t~
Included 1n the contract
speoc1ficalions is a mandatory
:!8 5 per ttnl return to the
uruversll)' of a ll the l(ross
do ll ars ea r ned through the
4
~-'::r:~~~:~~ulr'Ja ~ :ec~~~
return to the university This
ehange .,.,,11 mean a couple of
::;1al~~: ~~~~i:;~r~,t~~ ~f:~
unu•erslly c<"nters.
" The con tra c lo r
t Saga
1-'oods J IS also mcouragf.'d to
l'mpiO)' as ma ny students as
possible for all positions
rcsultmg from this eontract. 1n
fJ
~:~·:~~mc~1: hat thJw§P~~~\..
Stcmer
Siemer IS a fonn~r s tucknt
and gradua te of UWSP. w11h a
US In mnthcmalics. lie ho.s
nea rl y eompleted his m;asters
degrC'e m s tudenl per50nnel
administration . In 1965 Steiner
begnn hi.s du ti ros as Ass1stam
D•reetor for OperalioM at the
Univers •ly Centt'r and has
1
=11nt:iny~a~~~t fi:'~~ond~~~~~
r ~potuiible for
of text rental ,
I~S Upl!r"V fS IOn
tht'~nh•er-s ity
~~~c:;:~ia,!m:!nt~.m,a r~~l ~~
c ra fts: ccnlcr. informatio n dt'Sk,
s tuden t employmtnt, personnel
pr~e.s and building and
m aintenancr services . In ad·
ditioo he is the: officia l liaison
fo r the unh·ersity manual food
sen-ic~ contract s and the
\"ending ronl.ract .,.,hich he: •s
involved with rijtht now . "A
numbt'r of things a re happening
a l th1s point .,.,-ith the vending
contract , although nothing has
bl"t'n finali zed, " said Steiner.
"'CC'ntral adm1n1strallon h.a.5 put
togelhe r speci ft callons bu11t
a round s tandard co ntrac t
language a nd we h:wc modilled
that to fit "'' hat we thmlt
pro,·tdt'S thf" best service to this
t'a mpus ."
The Residence llall Council
was also •n,•ol ved •n the
dt'Vtlopme:n t
of
thcspcc!OcaiiOrU for the \•ending
contraet. Indicating .,.,.hat
s tudents m residt'ncro ha ll s
"'ould hltt' from thc vendmg
prottram Spec1fica t10ns ha\·e
not yet be-en fmalitf.'d
Stt'tnro r admitted he
S(lme.,.,hat diSS& IISflt'd With Ace
ll ost. the .;· ur r ent \'CndmR
con trac lor " Th e machines
v.t'fe old and there has nol been
restdront management "''h ich
has causf.'d thr mac hines lo
dctcnoratt• tu!IOmt'clltcnl," ht•
sa1d Therf" we re ,1 lot of
.,.,.,u
~:-s7tfe ::;~all~ t~%~ g ~~tf~~;;
1
5
31
fermgs at the county J31 1 "'h1ch
.,.,crt' brgun 1.,.,·o ye;ars ago by
lloul1han
When o1 ppropnatt. 1nma1e5
past yea r Also. tht• contract
.... as nearly eltplred and the
unl\'t'r$11)' w:u gotng out to SC't'lt
lnds anywny
Tttc unh·erslly is looking to
replact' all tht preknt equipment on c:a mpus w1th oew
mach1nes by the second week of
August '" In m061 caSt"s .,.,.e have
con l inued o n page 3
conli nued on page 3
~~:t·,.:~~~~onc<J~~:~i~~r~;~
b y ROJtor
Members of the Halfwa y House sitting in a group
therapy sess1on.
H1rr
editorial page
An Island Without Parking
b)
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ll>t'Stfn'M
~- ,, ..
l 'omtl'o h«~rw.l
CommoiiM>n
tnln>dl
'"""' ' t h <' uniwmt~
to
an•:~ ""
ISI:.nd..,tllloul >lr<..,lp:irkonjl
TIM· tt'iiSOII 111\ 'l'lt lor the
p.:arkmjl r~lrl<'llon- lt'CIItdinjJ
tu
Comnuuion.,r
ltobrrt
T
llt;l)' "ill ..10 .1 \'0id "*KHiim
uttbt·str.-rb '' Wn)· alliO"'od
ththtodtdn 'l ihlnk ii"U thco
CO! ) ' > dU! ) " IUptO\' Idt'p:itki U!(
lutUUI H'NII) proplt•
~2~~=~~.::~f:·~~ a~~
cho~f' make lh"' pllln ~~~ l'l •
tarllon:lll<'fTi pC
AI Ulhllln>f' •tom tlwrt- ll ;o
tl<'<'lmc: 111 l'1lr<.lllmt•n1 t';ln 111<uni\'C:I'!III ~ ~ffard 111 furt ht'T"
~~~ ~t•uurli J:~· l hl• t'UIIIIIIUL!n[l.
s tudt-nt'C;.ntho•l"'l>' arfontt ..
do•lllwKillhr IIIOflt"~ lh:IIIS
Spt'nl b)• Un>\f'f1i.ll~ pn!j>k- In
:.t""m• l'olnt•
l't'T"hap> Ill<' stud<.~•t ~ "'II
parltt:artht-r~"-'"}' from ·· ~ mt >~•~
fUf' •"'hilt• u!lhl lhok• >lfi'O.'I•
.. J,...<prwlno t"'rki"'C ••t:n.
frolll tho••·urbs•do:·
:.INn"htlr-WitiUCIItlol UV.I
Lht• ronunuu~ sttlfk'fllt ;and
utt i\"C'~I l )' employteS form e• ~
poob anti p;1rk in 1._., ln.
>"t· n.:ll nmt: an~as Tile' " 'a lk ,..Ill
IIIII 0111) bt-jloodUt•rfiM• but
~uu " ll
ha •·t !ht' porr110<1a l
•..:llo>f~<'IIOII Df 1101 11"""'1 in lu
'"" Wlloln» ullht n ly ;and
UOIIHUII)
('all lht• c:l ty
.ol<lt'r!ll ,ln :ond IN lht'ln know
~ ..... ,. fro.·hngs "'' thl• lu......
l "t'rl ~ops !ho')' n~-.-d a rrmmdt•r
ultlwtr '"tlul,., ..
•
thl'•"omnnulllftll:ldbdtt'rt;o kt'
anothf'rklol< at o t) ..duun· ·
In <"tt'nt , -..;on, t iM'~~~~
mt&So<>n haddonewcl1on c l ost nl(
Fee Hike Hurts Many
,.,.,,. olthc ~''"''• tn the tm·
lll.-dt::l il' C;illlpu$;11"1'!1~:1UJI'
,.f t h<- P"'Mittllld.1n~t...-toht'.,..)'
,......_.ln:lntnfiii.' IJvl'"'hattbt·
o·omnoO»MI!IIIIIt11 d S!OtloiiO\fl tl
I hear -th at nextsemeste r- -they're
offerin3 o two cred it
"' thou!
"~"' ~
.,,._.rot Then • os no
rouco: ntra!lon
.,r
po.'tl..stnomtraUi .. onth<Wt· Mdt•
,.J r .-rh>
~ •l tn'~:ltl'"'Kir
=~~:.~lo;;, l:".~a.,l~:lfll<·
lo tho:
to Ill<·
\\ ha l l"hotcto.., ldl
unl\toi ll ) f'11! JIIo)~ <W
tO IIunulin.: ~ hllil'n l ~
Tilt•
course o, drop- add
t•omm u l..r
procedur-e E
l!w f;od tll:al Jwo has hill<' alhu
mun•l'!li l y parkllljloi~'C:a n ll>t•
alford
lhl~ onl)
~ lll'rrni ll n' 111 thhllln><' o( Ill•
t"l't';tM!'d li •-l njl; t'lPftiH'li~ ~Joe.,
where are we going?
by Bob K~~ksie~k
Now it's my turn to
speak, a nd I'd like to clear
up some things.
First , contrary to the
"" reportin g .. in the fir s t
page article of tile April
13. 1973 Pointer , I will
write editorials.
Second , contrar y to
"u nofficial comment"'
from the las t staH. I have
found a competent s taff
and we a re putting out a
news paper.
Th e real que s tion
however. is not whether
or not I ha\·e found a
competent s tarr or
whether we can put out a
newspaper.
The real question is :
" Where are we going? "
I have been asked : " Is
the Pointe r going to be
turned into nothing more
than a newsletter?" and
" Are you going to be an
administrath·e puppet? "
My answer to both of
those questions is a final
and d efi nit e "" NO" .
Rather than becoming a
nev.-sletter or a puppet ol
a ny si ngle group , the
Yointer'1 first goal is to
lry to be a source of in·
formation
about
everything that pertains
t o s tudents of this
uni versity .
While it is true that the
campus will be given first
priority in news coverage,
that priority will not
r es ult in a m e r e
··enlarged
newsletter ''.
Ins tead , the Pointer will
try to keep s tudents in·
formed of all the work.ings
of the university and all
that pertains to it.
The Pointer will help
those in Student Govern·
ment who are learning to
work witn and change the
unive r si ty sys tem i n
order to provide mature
s tud e nt i nput into
decisions made on all
levels of the universit y .
Anotner goal of the
l"ointer is to be a s trong
voice for the student. Not
a ,-oice telling s tudents
what they are or "'hat
they shou ld be.
You may ask : '' How are
we going to be a voice for
the s tudent'!"
A difficult question, it
will have to rest in part
with the l'olntt::r s t.aff and
in pa rt with the editorial
policies.
The staff is so far made
up o( aboutJO individuals.
The mos t interesting
thing about them Is Ulat
they ARE indiv iduals.
Some may be found in a
bar every night, whtlc
othe rs may never touch a
drop . Some will be
making honors and a
couple ma y have to work
to s ta y off probation .
PoJhica lly the y range
from
co n se r vative
through moderate to
radical . As individuals, I
believe they represent a
fair cross section of the
ca mpus.
Editorial Policies are
much more difficult to
defi ne. I realize that I
cannot hope to satisfy all
the varied elements of the
university simulta neously.
Uowever. tne EditoriaiPol ·
icies ha.\'e been designed to
keep the Pointer as open
to s tudents as possible
while reserving edltora l
rights. I hope that we will
be able to accurately and
fairly cover the various
s tudent groups as well as
t h e facult y a nd ad ·
ministration.
I sincerely hope that
during my yea r as editor
the Pointer will be a
service to the students of
this university. I hope
that we can turn it into an
informative newspaper
that will be picked up and
read.
Should yo u wish to
speak to me or any of the
J•ointer sta ff . feel free to
drrop into the office or call
at any time. I will be
available to speak to any
group by appointment .
,\ "'"' hlkr 1n :~eiitkmtc" ln'll has hun m;an~ st.....,lli tn 1M
p tc"k t1hook
Tht.•tl<'"" ~ldo.'JIIr;att'lilll rl'I:.!IH.Oilaso.'fllt'ilnfo~ freshnlt'fl~lld
~homuro'll. SJ06 so a ~nt-~1~-r for jun>On and K-mon. and tJ.« 50
S('fll.,>l..,.. f«
~11K1t·n11 l.ast
acadrmlt' f('t."!!
a
t:r;tdwtt
.,...,.., 1:!58 uu :a .Mmn-lt'l" for AU.
t!ti.SO iurjtndu;~tt' i!utlmU
)'tar the
undt-rgradu.lt .. wudmu and
Tht$ IC't' IIK'I't':IM.' rt'pn'>ot'!1U an lnlbUONII")' ffiU\"f' 111:11 ,.·ouJd
t:n"ta ml)' ll<·fr ....·nt.-duponman)"l"'ttnlr)· •:••tntho-lu..-nt r:al t$ fur
~~~lllnt"llllnd illlpho lnur(."!! rcnl-c t ut'arly a 10 po.-rt'ftll lnt.·ru s~ ~ ,\ s
II.,.,..Silllntbafr~m:m,.· lllp;l)' onl)'$$ 1 . 5011~1 ..,..k~& l h:lna
gr:adu;~lt· ~t udt~l! lu t )'<':lr Ct'1"1ainf~·lh<'lt3<'hers don'! roN TIIAT
rnueh1110n-tllanlnt)t-ar~Attllatratt.mafe-· yun.•r ' lt ho!
PI"IC"Ili&UUI'Vt~rsinloUit' pfl\"lllt'Khoolbndtrt'
J.,.·Ofldof-.,.h)' lhosunl\"l'fiiii)'IIM III rot~~lnttlmgbulldlllpn·m
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11
a~j';~;:~'?~ ,'~r!:~~~::!r.t 1n any ..-ay,jlQtlipla..,ln& on 1M
p;lrt ot thf'adm iN~ rllhonotth, unwenn)· or llltUI'I'
.....
~nl. IMn I~~"""" tho»e ~dm1n!Sir111or1 res.ponsiblt
E\m mort- sta r!hng os tht
f~ '"""'a~ tha t
Jystcmin
Wloukl bolo
jvn1ors. stnion, lind
~.!!',..~! ~~u~~t":~~~~m~~:! Pt'J:.!~~).:;.~st ~~d:~~~
Nudl'nu muM p;I)'O>"trlll ~rt't'nl mor<'lhan las! yta r !
ii5H' IIIS IU111<'thallheM;attunl\·trsi lyJyltt'rn"-al foundl'dwHh
the tdea on m n.ct ol t'n:lbh,.I-.:Vl:Rl'OSE 111 stc:k h>ghtt" tdltc":ahon
:~:;:11=.~t~~~~~orp~t!al=el~ alfl~:~~...st~:..~!~!!!.
•
f'orcer! aonl y)unoors, M'!IIUI'S;andsradu.ltr ~tudrntJuni.EA!>'T
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0
an on\-~mt'flllntherfd<Ka tionlhatunnotoratkullohouldOOI
bt'thi'V"'·na-.·aybi.'<';.ti:IC'otthe l.l('k ol fundstocontinw11 )'IIU didn't makt' a1 muril MORE lhil )"Nf a. lhr UIII VC:flll)' ~
charll<llll yuu . how ll boul ,.·rllmg ~ lrLtt~ tu the t'tla no:-ellor nJUI'If:
fur an e~ planahun •
L"h:IIIC<'IIuriJreyfu);,Q]d MIIn
AUJUIIIUI' I WIIlbr chargf'dllptrt'tnlrnoretha n W I )"t'ar \'ti
::!!;k~t:i:"a~s~r~ any S>mtlar lnt'l"u~ In fK I, 1 will
Cou ld you plrnc:t'•pl•ln lh d Ia mt illl ol ha~ m .. b;lfflo!'d.
The Question Of The Week
The Question Of The Week is : "' How Is the date that
classes begin decided upoo'!''
The (Juestlon o r The Week was sent to Robert
Baruch , Chancellor Dreyfus, Mr. llaferbccker and
Mr. Sigmund.
~heQuntionOfTh eWer k will be a weekly service
of tht.s news paper to keep s tudents informed of the
work mgs of this uni ve rsity .
L:etters will be sent to the depa rtments and indtvJduals con.cerned before the Poin te~ is printed.
Answers WJIJ be printed as soon as possible.
I~ you have a quest ion you want answered, it should
be tn the Pointer office no later than the Monday noon
before you want it to appear in print.
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!•·~"!~ ~.;'US! 30. 1973
THE POINTEl
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Trch :
•\ h blanl
s.-rrf'ta r les :
t:dtton :
1-'at D1Uho. Da,·r Gnt'l~ and Ruth Grangt'r
Und l'hotographt'r :
Hoger Uarr
Lmda Molitor. J ane Th1cl. Debb1c
.md Judi Guth
l.)cnson
:
,\dll~r :
D;m llouhhan
Sport.t Editor:
Jern Long
The t•o•nttr IS a srcond class Unl \ t'r$11) •
pubhcat1on pubhsh~ "~kly dunng tht' !
school )ear mSic\t'ns Point Wa scons ms-1~81 •
ll 1s published under the authori ty granted to
.\ d )bnagrr :
Cmdy Kaurrnan
l'hoc.ographf'n:
Tom !IaUmann and Hill Paubon
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Sh1rle) Spilll~mtiSte> r . Chns Kroll. Penny •
Gillman and Pall) ~lorunt1
•
t:dltor:
Robt'rt Krrks•rck
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conlinued from page 1
ltf'portt'nl :
Terry Witt . Debra IIIII, Sam Eyo. Ke1th 0 11!1.
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costs are poud b) the Statt' of Wiscoruun under !
\·on1rat' IS :aw;~rded by the State l)rmtmg •
Sect1on. Statt' Dt>pa rt ment of AdministratiOn. :
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:
J1m lbb«k and Shelley HMn~
~~~f:;~~··~ ~~ AS~=:!t ~~~ n1t~.
Optorat1onal :
From The Desk Of The President
As was prom1St'd last spnng. St udt'n t
Go,·ernm('f'lt will undergo • ntenst\'~ dn-t'n·
tral1t.a11on ~!ore of the respcns1blllty for
~rv~~~ ~·~:~~ ~og~~;~·~~n··~~e ~~~~~~
rather !han the
offit'~f"S
An lfllt'n$1\'e rom ·
nnttl!'t' struclure 1111!1 exam•ne ... n as pe-cts of
-.tudf'nt hfe on and orr c:.mpus and w1ll make
recommendmions as to what changt'!l should
he marl.- While 11""111 be the responsibility of
th(.' M"na tor!; to chalr theR vanous com i" lll~ . they ""Ill bt'structurt'd 111 such a way
so that there Will bt' mort' non·gO\'ernmt'nt
IIC.'Ople than ever bt'fore. This •s bemg done 50
that 111 hem ISSUt':S .iilfiSt' 111 hkh 111\'0lve speoc 1fk
.lrt"as. 11 ,. campus plann1ng, parkmg, t'IC I
thfo $1udt-nt most dlrK'tl) 111\"0ived Of" con
1 t'rn("(! "1th tht' problem can be-comt' actl\t'ly
1n\oh•ed 1f he so dt'!lr~
A.s an t"(3m plc. thiS summer J~&haeft'r
::O't!a~~~:':",~::a}~[t ~yovt'h!
l 'mver.uty F1lm Socre-ty
The SO<'I ~t ) se-rves as a
prrmary sour« of film - art
d:us•cs and for~•gn films .
-... hrch the t·ommunity probolbly
111ould not hav~ a("('r55 to at
loca l tht-Oit rt'!l
~! any of tht'
<o.O('It'h ''S f1lms ha\'t' f\t'\t'r ~
" We ha \•e wrillcn a couple ol
things mto the nl'w \'ending
contract One spcclfkat•on calls
for the \'ending manngement to
m~t ~o~.· i th representatives of
the umversit)' and with student
groups In th iS way student
f!i~ f:::.~~ 1!s s!oo~~t~
about the ''ending system."
The major recommendation
lhat came from the residence
halls -..·a.s that snack bars be
allo..·ed to operate alona; w•th
th<' lnl l13tl\'e . she ~.illS gl\en the responsibility
,1nd handlt'd 11 H'ry ~o~. ell
If anyone halo the dcsin· to find out what is
~ol ng on m an area m which they are in·
terestt'd . they should cons1der runnmg for the
~ tudent &-na t~ or l'Ofltact th~ Student
C..ioH·rnment OffiC'(' An honest allempl vt'ill be
~~~~t~:~t~;c-! o.~llld slti~~e~~s;:':n~h~n!~f:e:;'
Student Go,ernml'nt 11 aJ...,·ays open for
ent1c1Sm and 1de-as It IS )OUt Go\ernm l!'nt .
ma kt• 11 -... ork fo r )OU ' '
Srgnt'd
.lim ll arn1lton
!>hown 111 S!even.s Pomt or
shown Ofl lt'l~vrs10n
ThiS fall , th~ SOC'I~I)' \IIIII
wdu dt' among 1ts futur~s
Alfr~d
llitchcock 's
1935
•nystery thr1Uer "The Lady
\ 'an•shes " " :.larJOf:". the 1973
,\ ea dem)
aw.iil r d "' •nn• ntr:
documentary of a fully ordamed
ht'll ·f•re·and ·bnmstont'
prea·
··her . and llltler's 1934 N:u.1
propaganda ra lly as rt"Cotdt'd
hy I.-en• I<Jdl!'nstahl m " The
Tnum ph of the- Wrll "
Alsn mcluded .arr ~~~-t'
byBobKrr.. i«k
Thas umpus was the f1rst of the T1 1n !.he UW S~tm to open
das.ses for the fall semester The startins date was Thursday.
ZJ
Other schools m tht' Alate opened the following Monday or Wi ll
opt'f\ the Tut"M!av follow ina Labor Day
A numbt'rof studt'nll and faculty ha~ v01~ cbsapprova.l oft he
MW calmdar wtnch calls for start i n~ cluselm th~ m1ddle ol tl'lt'
~o~.t'dt
In a conversa tion with the Chanttllor, he- also \'OI«<i
w~:r,.::~ofbe~~S'~~ ~~:~ ;!,.'~~m:~~~=·~at it 1s esPK•ally
lulrd for tholoe who must tra\·e l a lona distance m the m1ddle ol the
111t'dl It may mean that etther their parents must take olf olwork
or they m~t wa1t for the weekend. mrss mg the first two days of
classes. In addi tion, many students m~t work until Labor Day, so.
w1th this new calendar they will milll a full seven days of classes.
Also, the--e wu little publicity pertammg to the early ope1ung
date ~I any students were caught unawarn by the ani"IOWlttment
late 1n ~ summ~r that they had to come back to Khool wvrral
d;l.ys earher than Upe<!ed.
::!/b!'c!;1;t~f:{~ ~~~!~ t"~"': r:=t~ ~~~
0
m'Ze:!!;;
tradlhonal two wt'dr; LN'tltmas rKes& ha.s bl"en e xpanded
The fall calendar Includes a bru• on Labor Day and a long
wcot'«end fur ThanksgiVIng. Clas.sn wtll end a t II :45 a. m on
Wt'dnt'Sday. November 21. and resuml" on th.: followmlj: ~! oncby
rnornma final eums w111 beg1n on D«embt-r I and run through
f)(ooc-('mbe' 15 w1th a br-e.iiill; Ol' " rudutj day" Df:<'embn' 12
Com menc:mlent Will be Sunday. 0«-embt'r t6 S«''nd .wmesler
ela~ Will begm Wed1escby. January 9
N1chol's :>OC~<a l film nuy " The
l: radu.1tt' ". French productions
of " J..co !Joucher " and ''"The
Confess1on ". and " Bye Bye
Hra \'erman ". a 1967 film
dl.'picting tht' narcissistic in ·
!el lec-tu3l · hterary
set
of
mach1n~ . :~nd thl" student w111
be offered an option National
bc"a nds hke Coca Cola . Pt"pSi
and Seven·Up will be sold for 20
cent.s a can " 'tule minor brands
-..·•II cost 15 cenLS a ean, to l(l\'e
the student a ch01«
"1-,n·c compa mes have m·
dicatcd an wterest in the
\'ending contract. .. S<lld Ste•ner
~:t~~';,.~;~ ~~e~~~~
b1dchng. liS have l't & J . Coffee
Service rn Ste\·ens Point. Saga
Food Service. Coca Cola Bot·
thng Comp.1 ny m :.r adisort and
It M l'"olloc:k Company In
Wausau
~~ ;~?,~!~inio~~~~~~~~~.'~ ouT':!st~~~~~o~,n~~~ ~ :~;
s;ud Stemer. And the contractor
-..·111 bt' made aware that snack
bars w1\l be operated on a
limited basis:
One of the thing., that caused
troub le ""' ith tht' \'e nding
:he~~~c': :~~e:J :J: r~~i~f
to 20 ctnll a can. With the MW
\'ending contract the university
will usc var iable pricinR
wdl then be ~~ and those
romparues shll mterested w•ll
be •n'•ltl.'d to tour the cam pus. 1\
elate will then be set probably In
Madt ~n for bid openings and
the Cilmfln)' that oHers the
highnt flnanc1al return to the
unn· t'UII)' and mai ntain s
spec:•fied .serv•ce levels will
genera lll y be awa rded the
contract
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conlinued from page 1
!:::~gr:~l>n!i:~t~~~~~~re~a~l:! ~::~
UWSP FIRST TO OPEN
Aug~t
f~~~~t~a~~~::r:~~~-~~
Stemer
d1d .. tremendous amount of work on the
faeull) t'\"alu.1t1on that w1ll be run thiS yea r.
Joan IS not 111 Studen t Government. but
IM.'he\'l'S as many students do that faculty cuts
film society sets schedule
b.\ "•nc) t 'ord~
t nh· t't~lty ""Ill" llt" lt'Ut'
lllt c hcoc-k .iilnd
Boga r t ,
mus•cals .:and
my st~ries .
documl!'ntann and eve-n C.iilt ·
Food Service
Halfway House
" ''II be ass1sted In enrolling at
.JII)' educational mslitution rn
the are:~ with etnpha.sis on
\OC:3tJonal tra inmg l nm:~tes
~o~. uhout h•gh school diplomas
"ill be encouraged to prepare
ror and take a high Khool
eq u1v a lenc y test Prog r am
personnel also w•ll bt' m contact
"•th local s ocial se r v1ce
agenc•es that may be of help to
the mm:. tn who do not know
how to apply lor those sen'ICI"S
.. w,'t:!:h~~ f'n:t'~ b~~ ~~~~~'r
N1ck Check and h1s depart ·
m'Cnt's personnel. ,, program
hke thiS could never happen 1n
Portagt' County On all lt'\'els,
from {'ounty Ju dgt' Robert
Jenkms to D1stnrt Allorney
M:.ris J'tushevies to the local
proba tiOn and parole agenl!'l .
(:err y llutnrk and Don Ge1grr .
. .,.e havt' met ...,-ith cooperation
.md !>UIIport."
" It 11 important to note that
a lmO!It all offt'ndt-rs, and cer·
ta1nl y !host' in Portag(.' County .
... u t' \'entually bt' back m the
commumty. Nothing happens to
them behind bars that w•ll
ma ke them bener mtmben of
-.oc-1ety Th1s IS a cnmmal
mJsu.st• of human resources "
" lso lat•on from the -4'0111 ·
mumty IS not thr a n s ~· e r . tht•
.1nswer lies rather m a proceM
of rcor~entmg olfendt-rs c-on ·
~~~~:1 yi~n:: t:::1 ~o:;::u~i!r~
themseh ·es to becomt' a n asset.
not a llab1lity . to the rom
III Unlt) "
" Exposure to thr t"Om mumt)
;I(
larKr should rt"duce the
ft'Cimgs of iSOlation . aliena tion .
.1 nd
mad(.'qual' Y
that
· ban 1 s h t' d ·
per so ns
ofte n fl!'t'l ..
'73-74 editorial guidelines
c..: rCt"n~o~.1ch V1llag~
,\ fu ll l•vening IS 1n store fot'
tht• )'OUIIK at heart with such
Warner Urothen' l'll rtoon
~.~~c t:~~n:s a~af~~e O~kd
Hunner Inc- luded ue " My
I.Jttle Dockaroo" and "Rabbi t
F1 re" ,
ca rtoon!i
of
a
.. oph is tlclltt'd lnel seldom
reached m the animattOn fie-ld
A full schedule o( tht'
Umvenity
film
Society
fo llows ·
Sept.
~.
" Th~
(i raduate ".
Sept
11.
' llt'pubuon". ~t 11. " Garden
of ti'M- fmu.Cont•n•s". Sept . 25.
· fhe Lady Vanishes ", Oct. 2.
" Le Boucht'r ". Oc! 9, "'J'he
l "on fesSi on" . Oc t 16 , "The
Sorrow o.nd the P•ty" . Oct ZJ.
'Tr1umph of tht' Will " and
" S1ght .iii nd fog ". Oct lO, ' "'The
~lagJCI.iiin ". Nov 6. " The B1g
SIN!p " . Nov 13, " Sinlj:IIIK m the
H;un "
Sov :!:0, " Warner
Brothe~ · Cartoons". l)f:c
4,
"\lat)Ot'". l)('oc- II. " :.! r Sm1th
Goes to WashmKton " and " Bye
llye Ura,·erm;m" .
All films \llll bl• ShOIIIO Ill tht'
nld ~lam Audlloflurn on
Tuesda) t'H'nmgs at i and 9 t5
I''"
Season tll'k<'lll arr av:ulable
.1t l h ~ l'1 ty News Stand .
t :mmon.' llniVt'f'S II ySt~. tht'
un1vers1.) m(orm auon des k and
thr CommumcatiOfl C1nema
4'enter Cost "' th t• llt' kCtJII iS
S4 00 for stu<Wnl seaS(Ifl trckeb
.md S.S 00 for ~.non llt'kl"ts for
nthe~ lndn 1du.al admi'l...\lon 1!';~ l't'nts for ~ tude n u .tnd U 00
for oill Otht'N
I The l'olnter will be published weekl y With the exceplions of
exam and vacation periods
2 Publication datt"S for the 1973-74 khool \'ear are Auaust lO .
September 6,13.20 ,27 : 0ctober 4. 11 . 18.25 , November 1.1. 15 .29 .
~~~;npr~r ~ : ~~~~~~!~ ;4. 31. !-'~bruary7. H , 21 , 28 : March7 . 14,
4 1
J
All olllc1a l umvers1!)' announcements will bt' plac-t'd 1n the
~::::~•ft~!~s~t'X:osu!tTt't!= ~~!~~",~:oc;iteTho~
noun«ments.
:·:!"';;
All campus organiz.ahons news Will be plaC'ord m thl: l'olnter 1f
properly submitted by Monday noon.
4
5 The f'olntt"r wrll publish thfo C'ampus :ol t'-... slrlltr Th iS se rvice
has been arranged m cooperat ion With tht' IJnlvrrslty ·" ".,.,' Srr-
•k•
6 ~lt'f'S to the t'ditor must be t)'ped and s•aned SamH ma y be
Withheld upon requt'll Letters to !he echtor must tx· mto the
f'ointrr olfice no later than Monda) noon
1 All material subm1ttf'd to the Poolntt"r must be typed and doubles pa~
wrth one 1nch
mar~t~ns
The t-ditors r ~ r ve !he r1ght to t.-di t all matt'rml submlltcd to the
l'nlnt tr. The ed1tors r("St'n·e the nght 1(1 ut prrotlll t"S on all
matt'l't.iii l submllted l in \' lt'W ol space hm1tat 10n.1l
It
Tht' l'ointrr Will dt'a l w1th anything thto editOrs feel has
rf'lcvann· lu the un1Vtn1t)'
9
iO An)Ofll" 1s
~o~.ekome
to work on the Pointrr The eduors reserve
:~P'~~~~ow7t'~ ':d~:f~7'~~~7~~~~~mg
" ·•th the nt'ftis
ot
the
t t Th<' l'olnlf'r Will provrde tree clalll1fit'd ads to stude-nts at thiS
~r~~~:~>no<;~~~~~~" a,.~~~~ 'tf:!.~i~ !'!f'~~t:!~~~hd~~
"1 11 ~ Sl 00 pt"t rolumn 1nch Tht're IS a Sl 00 m1mmum cha rgl!.
c'I,ISSi flt-d ads ;) re SUb}"('_l 10 t'(htona] te!l rlt'IIOn!l
Thursdoy, Augull JO. 1973
THf. POINTf.A:
Thursda y
August 30
\ lt:t :Tt.'<O 1'011 <0 \ ':0.I."o\ STS: I
pn• . lloom 119. t'~ldhouwo
llobt-rlllo"'·c:n.a$Sost:ml~:lnof
lh ~
Co ll tg~
Thursda y
September 6
campus calendar
ol Proftnoonal
Sunday
September 2
l 'hunll Ill nr lnln«"~IOII
ot:, btopall : un~hS!
M•"" at 1 a.m . a nd $: 1$
p.m onSund.:l y
l' loolr
Tuesday
September 4
"'f
SI.IMion~ino:ll;argtoflhen~­
•o: hoolof ll tallh, l'h yaoca l
t;dul'ation. llecreation and
.Ul'tlfi~. hi!~ mc:nlor . and
John Shltall of Molwllu.kM .
Mud011l ~$SISI<Inl, ,.-oJlgrO'tt ll'te
proo;ptcll\"t teanom~tes 'fliDIMo
on;onencbnceartaskediobnn&
•'OJ'iesofllwordaullehPdu.le.
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l iRhn•lh' l'arfl h
I('•!MIId
S~·man Chaptl
Ul t'rtmonl St t Buemtnt of
StStan's!, andCIOiiiltrC'h<lpl'l ,
1:100 M..-uo Dr..-~ WeekMd
m;Jo- S-atu.nbyl, ~ ;~nd I
p.m, S"'·~n;~n CNpl!l, Sun·
L.uthrn" Uni Hrlll ) t 'o n• ·
mw Ollly : l't.:o~CampusC011tff.
Maria Drove a nd Vinctnl St .
nr~oct "''ilh t:uo: h a ro JI un
;':';:~~lp.m ;oondSun<b)-..
cbys,!Oam ., N~·m;~nC'h<lpel .
Suncbys,II : :JO;~ .m
ancllp.m .
Cl'taptl
Wttkday
Tueaday t hr oug h
fr id ay 11 4~ ;~ . m and 4 : U
pm 111 Ntwman Chaptl.
Confenion s · Wedne~ays 4
p.on a l Nc-wmlln Chapel.
" llotl'l",
I p.m ..
lioom . U C
ClooJ itr
uoauea :
Friday
A ugust 31
l'ntr l 'altN l., wrt~ 01 l ' ~rbl .
1748Uixon ~-l~a!IOa .m ,
Su.ncb)'l'
t'nmr l'rnb) trrlan l'tlurt h:
IJOOMalnSt . Suntby !ltfl'icl'S,
t · tsand 104$ a m
.St. l'•ul'• l!nhrd .\ trtlludl• t
t "h•rd" 600 Wilshire Bl•·d
Sund:lyfol'rrio:tatiOam
" llottl", I pm . lllu.e lloom ,
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11~ ~·rronont lntrrrstnl tn a
LI C M Siudl-nt (;roup• Hdp
plan xto•·ot ~. pbn Kum....,o:;ool
..n•·ll,'ft. hll•e rap SfSSIOIII.
odra~ lor"'"" f'\'tntl Come on.
~'II" up.'"" •·a n u Of k together
l nluhh~
\II ~ pn•
t 'llm Norirl~ : 7 and
Audoiurlum •.\l~m
llutldmll ''Thr Gradu;oote"
!'o lllolo•nl
ll h.- :
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J~•·oll• '~ hom•· lor a 1(<'1 ·
totltl lll'r
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WHO CARES SUPPER CLUB
Is glad to have you In Polnl.
Smorgasbord Nightly
ALL YOU CAN U.T
Fish Fry • Friday sl.SO
On Second Street North, half o m ile
po st Rudie's on the right hand side.
Call
344-4076
•
Chrnol•l r) ('a ll uq•lum : 7 :30
p " '. A· l21 5cWntt Bulldin&.
The- Cc:nlra l WiacoNJn Senion
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$1.25
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+
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- llonday thru Friday
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- ~2.97 per day
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Break fast, Lunch and Dinner
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.Utr•tlaol StONints Ht&hlrrM
lar l'~)·r hMorJ ('ouroH : Due to
con• plicatoans bey001d our
co ntrol .
all
PsychololJ
clau r ooms ha~t beC!n re-
:'iAT IOSAL TE AC HER
!';;.;AM I NATIONS
Cal~~~ ~mion prf'Pi'rlfll to
1
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EumlliOitianson;onyMlhtfour
~uledtoMherbuildinp.
testcb tesarnou~bythe
~;otion;ol Te1tinc Senlft.
D-'t!~! fnr tl!.e tnl.lng
Tim~
,.·,u remaon
UlC' same -
tlw rooms and boaldlnp
beeton"&Uignt!d
are:
SO\·embuiO.Im ; ;ondJan1111ry
:!S,Aprill,lnd J uly:!O.t914.The
ha~e
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IDC'atlonsthrou&llouttl!.e Unlttd
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Beer & Liquor Store
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SELECTION OF
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MIX
t'i<"kthcluH
C"&ll l ralltr "o Ull in ll tcl a r u
lll ~l dud : The <:o n1raller 's
on cam pus. in lhC! dorms. and
art·at.soava.tableattn:trental
,.·hC!nyou ptC'k up yourboolr.a. A
copyofth"'}>sychotaeJ room
ll • l• n•h·r Ur ln r TnlaiRil
("our~ : A Defentlvf' drivu
tr aonong nune for all in ·
chanf1Hcan;~l50beplclr.edup
llasb«nuhe<luledlorTuesdsy
and Wednesday, Sept. 1&-19.
lrom, p.m tolp.m. Staffand
f3nllty ,.·hohavenotyethadthe
roune3rt llrgtdtopullc ipat e.
l!nder the Go•·rrnor"J dlrt'ft lve,
thi srauneis rrqulrtilof thote
enoployea,.·hodrlwettwl r own
froonlhtPiycholagyl><'p:a rl·
no f'nl Jf'crt tary . Room
Collins Classroom Cen\C!I".
•49.
affi«hud«la reda l ~cent
dividend on the J uly. 1'11:1
bollanceslnSt ucknt r~lty
Org;on iu tlDnll ICCOIIMIS In the
custod)· af AccountincSC>rvicn
at this University.
n.e l;utl per C"mt dividend
wupaid MUCOIIIItbat&ncaaf
June. 1m.
StUdf'n t Or culutlans &rf'
f'IIC1Mir&led Ia lilt 1M St!IOent
~·acult yOrga n iu tion strvcturf'
far their ranw~le-rM:e In nat
hvong ta maintain clttcki ng
accounts.buychecU.andpay
l'tudtn t\"oltro: Siudt'flts,. ho
C;~e ar"fc!',~~ ;;~:',.1!, 't':d
rnidedat Sitmn-PrDt'l ~tllllaU
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oiddl"fta to tht City C!er k'l
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W-MIOtxii.). Thanlr.)oufor
your rooperat1011onth11maurr
t a~or11nu
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~lay
c:u?:~m;!~., ~~~·~.!:!~~=~
IK\11\y and lluden~ hll b«n
sc hedul ed for Tu nda. and
Wednes.cby.SC!pttmbf'rllandtt.
from 1:00 p m. to t ;OO p.m.
U 11der the Governo r 's
Di r ec t ive. thi s cour s f' is
rf<quored of thoM ,..ho dn•-e
IMirO'iillorllatecal"$and
desl rf' tra •·el rtomburstrn,.nt .
Rule lnllncllou 111 tkr
l 'othollc t'Jltk : 7-t:lG p.m.
Newman IIOUH. 112:5 Frt'm onl
St. lf )·ou are intf'rHt<'dintllC'
Ca thollc t'a oOiandwotnt lo knovo·
noore,.bou t it.joint hiiCOIItM
Tuesda yevrnlnp from Sept. 11
IReCIIISIWIU I)ehtldinRoom
ltlaf the COPS Bu•ldonc
Pr e·rcgost n ti on sho uld be
done in the Oflke of Extftld<'d
Ser>'ol'f$. Room 117 Old Main.
toNov . tl.SlfJIIupby <:~llingor
sto ppi ng 11 Newman Centrr.
~::. rremont St .,telt~:MI-
tC!retiledstudentJa ndfan~Jty
or5\;~teca~anddtslrelrlve l
reimbursemen t. The class •It!
beheld in "-n Il l of the COPS
Huildlng
Pre·r elitlrltion
lhouldbedoneinlheOfficeol
t:xtendrd Services. Room 117
Old Maon Kulldinc. ut 3717
11.-
l'k ~nl l 'p: St!IOentsmay PICk
up iMurance peollciH at ti!C'
St udtnt Acto>"IIIH Offiu.
SKond0oor. Unl\·el"$o\yCenter
<:alll4o&-UU
Jotn"~charges. 'l\1o yncoton­
vtstigate t he~titsollettlng
ACC"DUnting Sn-Yices mal111ai11
no
d1arge a nd get dh·idend5 on
the a«vuntsfor you at
addition..For~•ilt. MIIMr
SOUTH POINl
Cl r h Wlo\e• :
Coed s inte r f'sted In selll nl
proJnm l at homt football
cames•·iththetitlnal "touch- .
do•·,.cir l•'"•rebelnar«nnited.
Fill" Information. ranliCI Red
Hlaor on Haom Ill of the
Tau.,.o,.·o
Tht>W chances ha •·t beC!tl
post...-1 on most buiWto11 ~ rds
Trayano...,skl in Acuuntlns
Str•lcts. Room 003 , Parlr.
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your pursaorothu watuabln
llllllllft\dt!d10hil.,y01lareinthe
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lr3cltandlielda rr..-elcometo
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Therr ..·oUbenonbligution/or
thosf,.ho ;orei ntul'tted. The
a~enda
,..,11
con1bt
of
ohsruu oonrct~ardonwt hf'IJM"lng
tnp. traelr.ondoarandoutdoor
>Ciwdule. ondoor.on troduct lon
olllC'"rt~.: ruotsa ndt 9'HDUIIook
the
institute for human inquiry
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Are )'OU havtn1 h<oable JetUnJt It aD ~thrr!
11ow _..,.
ftme. have )'OU ukrd you...U what It's all aboQt!
Who H -'t! So hHe'•
HD18S
~thlnr
for you • • . A
nf!W
klnd of
~nte:
3 Credits
Mon ond His Meoning
To E~ uothe r hlliNn brlna: hi tbe ftlnd~t&l vound from
whidl all penonal IMIUllft&" ariow;&. Con temporary mu'a bMlc netd 11
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SOUTH POINT
BEER & LIQUOR STORE
2800 Church St.
Business 5 1 South
Stevens Poi~l
the ft<eOvery o f •~~etr lbroarh knoft1n~ othtr peMIOftll. This c:oun~e 11
Intended
to
uule
that approac.h In w hkh pei'!Mlnal meanln..: tan Mlefk'l
I rom the w hole f~ of human uperienee. \\'hen man a llow. hJrntle{f and
another
to be, an
ln~lt!d radiOLIJy
Edensh·e dlscusaloa II
n-
vWon of
vatu.
emer~ett.
u~tcd.
CBEDrr lS FULLY 'I'RA.NSI0'ERRABLE
F - mut be paid In adv~Aee o r
o" the day or nna1 ~tn.tlon.
Cost: eou,.. ond full crt~d it, $60.00
Course bllt no credit, $45.00
Cla11et begin S.pt. S, 1973 at th• YMCA, 7 :00 PM
'"&plar c.llr.M ~~r.hedtlle to be ·~
Thursday, August 30, 1973
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School of HPER
Reorganized
by 8obKerkllock
The school of Health,
Physical
Education • and
Recreation tHPERl has been
reorganized to include athletics.
One of the primary benefits of
the inclilslon or athletics,. 3C·
cording to Mr. Bowen, chair·
man of the department, Is thai
two dual areas are now under a
single adm inis tration, making
them both simpler to manage.
Athletics was previously
separate under the omce or the
Chancellor.
This will result in no changes
to the mens'
athletics
Bowen .
and
womens'
programs.
Varsity
said
spor ts
programs will operate as before
with athletic directors, he
added.
The greatest change observable to students will be the
diversification or general
degree requirements
whic.h
under the old structure might
have been imposSible, said
Bowen.
With this diversl!lcaiion,
students may elect to take one
credit toward their general
degree requirement or four phy
folk dancing here
~
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, Israel,
Ireland, Czechoslovakia, and
The simple folk culture of
Serbia . The lnlernalional Folk
Dancers started 6 years ago
Europe thai was brought to
under the direction of Frank
America and which still lives to
an extent in the old country, has
a nd Linda Hatch who had only
begun to gradually fade away in
12 dances in their repertoire.
our modern world. By doing the
Since then, numerous people
dances of our European an·
have C'Ontributed dances to the
ceslors, one is not only going
group and these have year after
through movements but is also
year been ~ssed down to new
preserving .a culture~ludition.-"'~bers-- just as In the old
tradition. Me~bers fl~d not
and way of )ife . Through folk
dance, members of the Intero!'IY much enJOyment tn dancmg b~t also an enjoyable way
national Folk Dancers try to
keep Ibis culture alive while
of staymg In ~hape.
receiving enjoyment and
Th~ IFD wtll meet Tuesday
exercise.
·
evemng at 6:30 p.m. in the
Dance Studio t Room ISO Phy
Over 50 folk dances are known
Ed, on the balcony of Quandt
Gym 1.
by the group and are from
COOL AND REFRESHING
THICK SHAKES
Rich and delicious, chocolate, vanilla, strawberry.
AND NOW,
ed credits. One credit may be
taken in eac:h or the areas or
Athletics, lntramurals and
Cheerleadin~ for a pOSSible
maximum of three credits.
This program is open to
juniors and seniors onJy.
There are stipulations thai
lhe student fin.ish in good
standing and that he or she
spend a minimum or 32 hours in
whkhever activity he or she
chooses.
Additional credits may be
taken in each area as electives.
M"' Bowen drew a parallel
between this program and the
·activities classes ln other
departments.
. ln SDe.l
new mint and chocolate mint.
tbe
rormance. remain consistent
with our pOlicy of a common
non -sex specific major, nearly
all offerings are laugh! on a
coed basis." The school is
broadening the major ·so thai
men may also gel a major at
this school.
.
_ We are fortunate-In thai l>UI'i:ourses always have been coed,
said Bowen. Unlike many other ·
s chools, Stevena Point has
never had separate arus for
men and women.
. The school of Heallh,
~~.isi~~~~·~:· ~'i:.fu::
students enrolled, 127 of whom ,
are majoring in the school.
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conft~
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t·-~u Prcw; ln)l and l.un
cfleon~d .. tthrliWSPnmpta
on August 2WI Ca ll u ton ·
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no bones about 11 lit
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o iiH~H
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C<R"11J " :arnl' tq\litii'IO"'OI'nrd
~bout
na tiGMI t miMIIC'e. ~)'
slmply ... antrto·enctforlast
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Osllkoill , rc:ve nge lor th t
dts:osten "' Pl:.Ut~me and
Y.hllll'"'"'"'·andre•·ence iOI'"
hUIJ111UIIIOili3Uifrrr d 3\lht
ltands of flunk lt"S Like St Nor btrt'a ~nd SHMII .
llo,.,.~;on Af'l"ialCin:WI&et
o!Y.Ifoff I~ llf'OIIIld~
r oront'thlnl, " Wt'h&VII'IO
lullthl'dock , Weha•'elollow
down tlw 11ame and make our
oppont'nts play live qWi rt rn .
Wth.lo\tlo,.t',lr tftfm do-o-n,
ma ke thorm n•a ke ffiiiUkm,"
SOl id th~ dcu·r m1Md Charles
" l.ooll lor .. 1o1 of sidt'line
p;lloSft • .lnythnutlfotalto&top
rMc~k Ow flntJhould be
rNd)' to It! In 1M wands uU )
orlo'clock Wrw•nttoclnaout
tftrganorsolhat ot's&oinaonJ
o'cl«k ..-hrn thr lint hall mds
Y.cno~rredth.atdtMhlllmded
ata~tlo'cloc:t.wr..-ould
C~hCbarlea alsorx pr~
the- behrl !Not his prime con·
<"!:m..-ouldbet hrhraltholhiJ
S~l(cr frolll Mrl..-·auk«-. ~nothrr
tnnsfer s!udll'nt >roth ell ·
·· wr ... ant~•·erym:on healthy
atthr~M'!~Jnlllngolrachgamr
'Aearrnot a hottingtram hkr
sornt OlhtoD. We ..,;n h;l\"e 10
fi""""' our opponmu To do
AnAI'rra!Ci rC"~Dino;hodesnol
~~t.~~~~~~..'lf.tJ.':J:~:,.r:.::f
.. ndGC'orleBiancbarrpoinuot
fact Last yrar 'tbl!J!or..-·a.s P~t
ltobbms. who 11 rr1urnrn1
Coxh Cha rlft al$o had pra~.H
' lor anrw recrurt . Bob ll offman
fromAntt&""'"hoiJ asoo;"("t'r style
~ickrr .
""Who evr r tau ght hiuo
lllofflnllnltok K"'k. taughlhrm
~~~n.:;",t!i ~~:"~ :;'!~;:~~~
laudedChll r~.
Who le aeria l ..-·a rlarr wlll bt!
!hc.'thrmeollhillyur'sfoo t ~ll
Hason, Charles did exprtsa
someconcem 101" the runnilll(
,;amii'. 'Alrllll'itist....eth.at the
Poinlrrs ..-·ill bll' pus· mlnded,
" ..-·r do~somegoodrvn ·
ning.'"f:Ommmted the~h
~~~~rcC'!a~~
:!:: o'f"j!
Prl ll'ckv . 1 fr rlhman fro m
An111o. t..ury So wka from
Strvrn s Point Pacelli. and
Polntrrrunningbad<oll.ut
year, am Brtae. All ""'ld
fisurrin lhiJytar "sa tt.ldl.
Additiont to ihr "~(round
crew·· of linrmm and drfmsivr
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Thursday, August 30, 1973
THE POiNTER
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Head Footbal.l Coach· Promises "Aerial Circus"
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by t\IPavllk
Monte Charles, head football
coach at UWSP has promised
fans that the 1973 season will
inclu'de an "Aerial Circus" -an
offensive passing allack he
believes will help put his team
'
in the national spotlight within
small college competilion:
The second year coach has
· occupied himse lf rebuilding
Pointer football from a base of
30 returning lettermen.
Charles said UWSP's natural
High School, is a lop candidate.
resources program is a big
factor aicfing recruitment of
fres hmen
and
trans fer
year ago, and intends to further
prospects.
"The high sehool coaches and
the Pointer alumni have also
been helpful in attracting the
.
players,' added Charles.
" Our biggest problem will
be replacing the conference's
two top receivers who have
graduated ,"
said
Coach
Charles, referring lD last year's
lop loop pass catcher, Joe
LaFleur, and his standout
accomplice. Bill Hamilton.
Jeffery Gosa, a graduate of
Waukesha catholic Memorial
He was an aU -state receiver a
his career at Point.
Charles said Stevens Point
Area High School product, Doug
Krueger, a 6-2, 180 pound wide
a·ecelver and defensave back, Is
also a good prospect. Krueger
Larry Sawka, of Stevens
Point PaceUi, Is also a taighly
regarded prospect as a running
back.
.
Junior Uennis EskriU, of
Wisconsin Rapids, wiU probably
grab the wide receiver's job,
while senior Bruce Weinkauf, of
Wausau East, is in lhe running
was the Wisconsin Valley
Conference's top pass catcher.
for the spot at
Small by collegiate stan·
dards, tbe 5-8, 170 pound Joe
Pilecky was· both tailback and
safety during his prep seasons
ot Antigo High School, last
year's prep grid champions. He
was named to an AII.Stale of·
Mallei of Wisconsin Dells, Is in
the competition for the position
fensive team as a running back.
lighl~d.
Another freshmen, Monte
of understudy to senior quar-
terback, Mark Olejniczak, of
Green
Bay. Barring injury,
Olejniczak should capture
several conference records to
climax his collegiate career.
Quarterback Mark Olej niczak
Golf Team Has Bright Future
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FOR GUYS & GALS
WE HAVE A SELECTION
OF DEXTER SHOES
YOU WILL HAVE TO
SEE TO BELIEVE!
by J trry Long
This fall appears bright in
the eyes of UWSP head golf
coach , Pete Kasson .The reason
ior the oolimism is the return of
five of last year's six lettermen
and the recruitment or at least
lengthened and reschedu led
season. Previously, the season
covered a scant two and one
half weeks in the middle of May.
The <ramped sc.hedule, played
out on courses water-Jogged by
two fres hmen standout gol£ers .
spr ing rains, placed too much
The team will be formed
around a core consisting of
tellermen Kent Fosse of St .
Charles, 111 .. Jay Goers of Lake
Mills. Rob Hermsen of Oconto,
Keith Nelson of Phillips, and
l)cnny Strong of Rhinelander. ·
Joining the team for the first
pressure on the players and
generally resulted in a lower
quality game. The longer fall
season. played in September
and October, will allow a slower
pace fo r the eight to ten
scheduled matches, and should
result in beller golf.
lime arc freshmen Jack Hamer
The new season begins for the
of Sheboygan and Bob Omelina
of Cudahy.
While Coach Kasson cited
LaCrosse and Whitewater as
Pointers on September 6th with
a dual meet with Green Bay at
Green Bay. Conference play
bweltglnsPiawtllethvlllae larnldangua·vlaerr
remained · confident that the
Polnter team could master
these conference rivals.
Coach Kasson also expressed
his a
I of the newly
Falls at Ptaueville on September lOth. The Stevens Point
Open will be held on September
14th at the Stevens Poin t
Club.
strong title con tenders. he
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MEN'S SIZES
to 13
WOMEN'S SIZES
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COMING:
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"ROMEO & JULIET"
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"Nubbs" Miller Named
Assistant Football Coach
UI'ISI' 1n lt:S I and was on All
by Joll• ,\ owl~no•
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1M all·hme
K•~at
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h~t woth a difftrt"nt role.
Athlctlt' llorector Hobe rt
IJrU('gtr~MOun«d that Miller.
a lracherat l'lrl't:UillighSdoool
hi!~. hal brm conlfKted IO<
anistant C'ilachin!l respon ·
••bihtln on a part·time basis
for thr duntoon of tllr Jlltid
)liii~\OIIJH'I'\'e undtrHead
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CNcll ).lontrCharlt:s ..u a man
..·uh vrrutilr ta len t~, " :or·
<'OI"din&loChar lts lle,.,m-.-ork
moch of thl' time \O'oth thr
dt"frnJivr hnemc.n but wo!J ~ 1 5(1
!':c:t:::.~oln:·d "ith th~ ollense
Muo::hof
11oM tut
the~ame•O<k
~rar.
..·.u
aiM on a part·
timr~sos.b)' Chri•Chamosh.a
recent ttr:odllate of UW ·
Ptauevollt•hohadbecomea
" Lol\le AII·Amcrlcan .. on the
d.:lys " 'lim Charla • ·u a roach
at Pbllno lle.
The olhtr usist:ont s to
ChartKwillbe J ack Rmbn
lleg Wic: k5 • ·ho will be rttur ·
ooinglo"'(lrk woththeollrnsl\'e
tin e and frnhmen . r upee ·
A Pointer sc:rimmag~ turns out to be " upsetting" as
th e defense does its thlng .
Outdoors
b) ,,. ••,
Sc~W.Iu
The northun WtiCOI'IIIII
IOUri5l tndUII\ryisupinarml
o•·~ ther-thlkeonhununc
and fmtong
lict:lll<' ftft IO<
ooonruidcnts
Someho w I
cannot brin1 mywlf to tYm ·
pll\hin· with lhfm ~·or yean
thenonrcsldenthuutihlt:dow"aturatrt50UI'cnfO<anomu~o:~l
fee WIK'OftSinwasandlloU is
~ monJIIthe
o:Mapest nates fdt
il\~~~ficr made IOO!b.Jil history
forwha!thenwasCent ralSt.ate
With Lany Schiefer
tlw:IIMI'tsidc'nttoh~mtand f.-A.
~'"::e;,ha:~~~~
propo~ea lee to be
lnelt:d on the thwsandl of
~no"mobilts that 0\lloOfof;\ltera
bring onto Witconsln each
winte r
"'etkend
Tht
nonresidmt contribu tes Yfl}'
liohould
linletothettv~muentededto
cons.truct and maintain
state"• snowmobile trails.
the
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Yl'llatenr!MrUHinllcenae
I~WoiCOIIIind«Kk:lonaft~
\.htuproarhaltublidotdwilldn
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nei&hbon. Chlca&o'•rlvenare
not noted for their larac
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of troll\ a nd
:r~..:a~~nr; ::m,e~r ,;:~
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fen.
ttuonW~nof
thet:orly1950't. tl ejolnedthe
Pacem fac\llty in 19$5 and
~cMd for the IChool orith
considerable sureeu until
lcavlll!litwSportsarmain 1f7t
and dtvotina full·time ta dau
dulln.
,\nAilvr ofSt eveiU I'oont.he
"·on "Uttlr AII ·Amt r iun"
foot~ ll ratlllionthf~isof
hi s nhoevemenu for !he
l'oln trn ln bolh ttuandtt!.S .
llr •·usi v""tMou\.li!andolljt
ll'fthman a!hlt\f cotatoon at
f~~~.,~~. teams in 1152
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Moller alto • ·a• a SCOriiiJ
ltadtrin thet'OnltTenceand
..ompiltd the ~eeond beat
rushon~recO<dlnnation al lml ll
o•oll~-gecomprtl t illni n
t, l ~y•rds in
11aining
tm by
1&6
at•
tempts lor a seven•ylrd
averattt lleailoexcellrdln
~sketb.Jllonboththeprcpand
collflelt•"tls.
.J'et~b"~:~ ~~~: J:~;;,~
•ot htht:SaltiniOI't:Colts. Milltr
· ·asorwofthi' IHtfour m""not
from thf team 's roster on the
mld·fC'.Uon
lnlktobrr ofl97l,he"·as
ondoctl'din tothePointerllatt or
rame d11rlng a pr o1 r am
C91n<idirljt " 'ith theunm~nity•J
homccomon&
Amiot Named
Information Director
Don Amiot , hnd tradl and
""'"~:~U~try coac:h has been
"'''"' tht addiliONI respon·
libllily of lp«U Information
dirt<: tor.
ll ew lll coordllllllelhe tol..l l
sporll inlor mlllon prosnm
:~..:LS~IIria or:~~:a~.m
Include lhe dluemlnallon ol
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he will se rve as an In·
fotm:ollonallta\sonbft"'etnlhls
~ninrsity ud the athl etic
confereneehendquartersln
M~di~ •nd other univcnltlts
lnthrconfcrn~H.
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