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NO. 10
SERIES VIII, VOL 17
FEATURE
. FINDER:
Grad Meeting--page 3
Calendar--page 8
Placement--page 4
Record Review-page 13
leiters to the Editor-
A member of Slama Pi 10eial fraternity occupies a mock
nagpol e In Memorial Forwn (the Sundial I diVIng the
"Opera tion Wbetlchair" cenmonies. 'n1e program was set
1411oraisemoney for the handicapped .
-page 6
Campus Fashions-page 10
Comm Dept.--page 13
Genetic Symposium-page S
Academic Bankruptcy-page 12
Robert H. Krurgcr. basketball coach. tSee basketball
season preview, page 141 Thf, Pointer ''dog" outf}l was 11
..;t~ to tM Po.n~rs· 11· 14 upset OYtT Plattevtlle tsee
story, paget51 Kruqer isalaodi rectorolalhletics
'111ia "experiment in off umpus houslna·· wu built from
construction site t~ies and pine trees which were cut
down.tStory, page 5).
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THE POINTER
November I, 1973
EDITORIAL
An Explanation
by Dave Gne.IH:r
We someti mes recei\'e complaints as to why an article
didn't appear in print.
One of the primary reasons is our budget. We on ly have
fWlds to print a limited number or pages. Within those
on the challenge
Great th10gs arc done
when men and
moWltains meet
011 bemg humble
cBlake t
Pr•de comes
and then shame
But ~udo m
1s -.1th the humbh.•
t Pro\'erbs II 2 J
on friendship
You may not need to thank
a friend ft~r h•s helping you .
Po ss ibl y. yo ur friendship
~o~.1t h him
1s 111 and-of·1tself a way or
:.a yang
than k you
t Ooremusl
pages. ~o~.•e attempt to strike a balance between news ,
feature. opinion. sports and hwnor·articles .
.
on preJtXhcc
Pr c juda ce LS a \'agrant
If we should ' go over our budget in order to print
C\'et)1hing, we would not be able to go to press every week .
We ha ve set deadlines for the material to be printed . U the
:~~~~~~~~ \' ISLbl(' mean s of
support
t Am brosl' Bu:.• rcrJ
matcn al comes in late . we si mply do not have the time
necessary to set the copy . We have only limited access to .
the machines that print the columns of type. If one or our
starr cons•stently misses his deadline or otherwise fail s in
h1s duties . he 1s summarily fi red .
Somet Lmes the reason an event isn't covered is that we
find out about tt too late or not at aJI . In both cases we are
not abll' to assign a reporter to the s tory .
The on ly ~·ay ~·e can ser\'e )'OU better Wlder our present
lumtatwns . 1s for you to respect our polici es.
...on friendship
When a friend as ks .
there is no tomorrow
tunknown )
on overana lysis
Frogs. humor and love
can all be dJsSC<' tcd
but 111 the procl."SS
all arc destroyed .
1 E Sherw ood " Wood y''
B1 shop 1
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on your goa l
We nrc all oneborn in to this rich earth
111l o the human experience
We carry a dream , n s pecial
\'Is ion inside,
and when the load gets
heavy,
we can reach for that
drenm
n~rough it. life Wlfolds and
we find s trength , faith ,
IO\'e .
l l< cnny n a nkin )
Peace,
Doremus
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WLsconsm Stat utes Publica tion
cost.s are pa id by the State of
\\' LsconsLn under contracts
a-.·ardtd by the State PTinling
Sec:tlon, St<lle ~pa rtmcnt of
Admmast ratmn , as provided in
Sta te Pfln t ing Ope r ational
Uullctm 9·24 or August 16. 1973
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The " Power to all the oppressed" slogan painted on a
construction building remains from the "radical era " Is
radicalis m necessarily dead ?
What kind of control is there over those who litter and
cover the campus with the posters like those covering th1s
sign'!
Edit.or :
WE WANT YOU
Robert Ke r ksieck
II you'd like to be a
Reporter lor the POINTER
Paid Positions Are Available.
Come On In and Talk To Us.
POINTfF OFFICE. 2ND FLOOR U.C.
Assistant Edilon :
Pal Di Ulio . Dave Gneiser and
Terry Witt
Ads:
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Ondy Kaufman and Nancy :
Repplinger
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Busineu Manager:
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Diane Evenson
Would you buy a used car from this man '!
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Photo Edllor :
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" Step right over here folks and 111 make you an offer you
I can 't refuse . Now I realize that Pierce Agnew I sold you an
Roger Barr
I 1968 wasn't such a good deal .·· said salesman Dick
"It certainly wasn't," sai d John Q. Hardright
and Bill :
" How was I to know that it would cheat on its m1leage and
Paulson
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I guule extra gas ?" pleaded salesman Dick
Sporta Em tor '
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" Not to men lion polluting a lot of air ." jested Norman
Jerry Long
I Farlert .
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" Well.l 'vegiven the new model a lot of cons1dcratwn It 's
Sports Writers :
I the pick or the lot. At first. I thought I might sell you tha t
Sue Anderson. Joe BW"ke . I yellow Connally over there . It 's a nice ca r that has bet.-n
Dennis Cox. John Fritsch , I driven in Texas , but it often tends to s~itch s1des of the
J im Habeck. Diane Pleuss : road ," sai d Dick .
and Mike Yauck
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" I could see that to be a problem ," satd Ha r\'ey ~lid ·
dleroad .
G r , phluo
Salesman Dick continued . ' 'Then I ~· as gomg to sell )'OU
Dellnis Jensen
- I that long . green Rockefeller behind us . But it IS expensi\•e to
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run and in view or the gas shortage I had my reservatiOns
Writcn :
I When I round out it ~· asn't responsive to my handling
Lydia Abell. Mary Budde. ~ during a test drive. I ruled t.he Rockefeller out "
Tony Olarl es. Bob Ham . jr .. 1
" Just what have you selected" " asked Hardnght. f'arll'ft
Debra Hil l. Laura Hinz . l
Lorrame Houlihan . P erry 1 and M.iddlero.ad stm ultaneously
Dick smiled and pomted at an older model F"ord bus
J e well. Mar i Kurszewsk i. J
"You're kidding, .. sa1d Farlefl
Mary Lemberger . Mary Anne I
"Now it is a very nice used Ford that had been m s torage
Moore . Kns Moum . Kathy!
O'Con nell , Ke i th Otis .: on Capitol Hill for 2S years ." countered D1ck
" It's only got one large bucket seat. " sa 1d ~!J ddleroad
Roberta Pear son. Don
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Reeves , KaUue RossmiUer . 1 Hi·lr.a;~i;~ Y;aurf:/, -.·hen you spend 25 years on cap1tol
Mark Vollrath and Lawrence 1
" It handles well , has been dnven conser\'aii\'CI\ and has
Wilson
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I lots of miles left mit. " sa1d Dlck hopefully
" Alter bemg driven so conser\'all\'el} . the head 1s
Tech :
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Penny Gallman . Chn s Kroll , I probably full of ca r bon ." sa.Jd ~tJdd lc:road and mutterl-d as
Path Morz.ent1 and Shirley : he wal ked away. " F"ord IS not a better 1dea '"
SpJtUemeas lt'r
" But Its mtenor IS s potless and the pamt 1s wlt houl
1 blem1sh : ·· protes ted salesman Dick
" I would rather h1tch-h1ke ." sa1d Parlett as he stormed
S«r<lari<S o
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Debb1e Den so n
Ruth! off . " and I don 't h ke that German 1m port m the State
Granger . JudJ Guth . L.mda 1 Department eather ' ..
Molitor and Jane Th1el
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" Well . ,.,u you buy 1t" " sa1d Dick turnmg to ll ardnght
I ··w e can finance 11 through the Key B1scayne Bank "
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Advisor :
" I might as ~·ell You 've been tak.Jng me for a nde all
these years ," lihrugged Hardn.ght
Dan Houlihan
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Point Blank
by lktb llamjr .
" TilE .\ ;IXUN STATE~1 ENT··TII£ HO NEST TR UT II
nn:
JI ,\\'E Til E FAl'TSI ABOUT WATERGATE .
TA P ES, SAN CLEMEzr--'TE AND SPIIW
( 'A~1BOOI A. TilE
MiSE\\"'
" Tossmg as1de all fanc y phrases an<t dascombobulatro
foolishnL-ss, and getting right down to the nitty gritty .lei m<·
:.a) th •s about that I '4ish to make this aJI perfectly clear
Make no m1stake about that. In all probability, you ha\'l'
already engaged m some general specuJaUon as to what I
am ~.tomg to S<ly However . while Lhere is no doubt in m)'
mm~ that you know what you think I'm going to 8<1)', I
don t thmk you realize that what 1
going to aay and ~· hat
)OU t huu~o:ht I wasgomg to say may not be
what I meant at
all In fact , 11 may be enlirely different.
•m
E,·en when you've hea rd what 1 have to uy, whal you
thmk I Ill(· ant . a nd what I actually dJd mean may not agn"<'
In such a case I would be forced to deny ~~saying it. Not
that I v. ouJd ever deny saying what 1 meant Mlen J said 11 .
~~~~ ;:~~~~;~·~~~~t~ ~r:Ct ~~~~o:, ':;~,~ 7ae:~
~Jth lhl.'1l , II would seem to me that there Is no use in m y
:.aymg an) thing, masmuch as you aJready have prrcon :
CCI\'l-d notmns as to -.'hal you think 1 will say, and will take
11 all V.Tong a nyway when I aay it and then proceed to
dcfamate my cha racter and dest~y my olherwiJC un ·
laml shed reputalion with foul misquotes and visdous
slander . C\'Cn though you may mean me no Intentional
harm Yottcan understand my position under such a strain .
Thcre!ore, to protect my clean record and to protect you
r~om makmg a foul, viscious, a nd JJandering fool out of
h':f~~~~~~~~ .! mtat
abstain from any further com!Jlenl.
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November 1, 1973
THE POINTE R
Grad Meeting November 13
Public reaction to a
revi~
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published immediately a ft er calling Dreyfus' offi ce !7 1:'.
~:r.a~~P m!~io~ ~~~~~ lh~Wsp
Tuesday. No\' 13. at a
hearing on campus.
~ session will run from
1:30 to ~ : 30 p.m . in the
Mic hel sen Concert Hall of the
Fine Arts Building, and .,.,;,u
be conducted by UW ~t'nts
John La vine of Olippewa
f alls, ~tis . Howard V. Sa ~~.!fin
or Ashland and Mn . Mary
\l.illam of Ste\·ens Point.
La\·ine ~~oil\ be the cha ir ·
person.
UW ~ tral Administration
will be represented by Adolph
\l.l lburn. R.A. Greiner and
David Stewart.
The hearing is one of 23 to
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0\anctllor Lee S.
>Ai ll bt called on
Drey ha ....; u ~ tht first to in the order in 11•hi<: h they
offer testi monyatththearing
on his campus. He !las en·
cou ra ge d part ici pation by
members of the public who
ha\·e personal interesu or
represent organizations with
mterests in the future of
UWSP's academic core.
Drey fus i~s ued so me
gu idelines for person~ to use
as they pre pare for the
hearing :
~rsons ~~oishing to offer
testimon y are required to
register thei ~ a ntici pate d
participation 1ft ad\·ance of
the hearing by ~~oTiling or
regis tered .
Speakers are rtqi.K"!lled to
prese nt presiding officer s
..-.ith a wri!ten copy of the oral
testimony .
Persons interested in of·
fering only 'ATitlen testi mon y
forththearlngrecord may do
so. Personswhoareunableto
attend may mail thei r
testimony to the Qlancellor's
office .
Attendance will be open to
any interested person as long
as available seating permits
it.
t-'re e parking will be
Poge 3
Sailors
Organ izing
pro•·1dl'dinmarked lotsnear
the t'me Arts Building.
A UWSP Sailing Cub is in
the proce ss of be i ng
"Thchcaring~~oil\not last
orga niud .
longe rthantilreehours.
It ,..;n mee-t e•·ery other
Interested persons unable Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . The next
to attend th e hea ring in gathe ring will be held Nov.
Ste•·ens Point are invited to 13.
p11rticipate m a gene ral
Meetings will consis t of
hearing in th e UW·Madison
Ca mpu s' Vila s Co m - beginning a nd advanced
mumcation Cent er between ms truction lceboating,.•illbe
10 a .m . and 5 p.m . on included in the presentations
and act ual ice .tailing will be
Dt-cembe r 15.
Dreylus s.1id the hearing is attempted during the ~~oint e r
intended for "users of the m onths o n Lake Duba y .
un l••enity .,..ho "ish to e x· Satling regattas will be held
press opinions on how they ea rly nex t s pring and
see the mi ssion of this in· thr oughout the s ummer .
stitutionandhowtheywantto Community r eside nt s and
use the un iversi ty in the anyone interes ted a re eligible
to join
future .'"
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=m;O:':f~ec~...t!!: .!:~ utt. Monte Charles Commended
hase1 t ~two-yearordegree
~~~~:~~ ~~~!~tidtru;-a~.i ~~
controveniesdevelopingover
plans to alter academic of·
ferings of many ol the UW
sc hools. particularly in the
a rea of graduate st udies.
St.:~ff memb e rs in the
univer sit y
system's
headqua rte rs at Madison and
c hancellors of the various
camp uses have pro•·i ded
mput mto a fin.a l mission
draft.expectedto luwe rq:ent
ac tion at a meeting of the
boa rd on Nov . 9 and be
By Student Government
byKril l\1oum
A resolution com mending
UWSP Fo o tb a tl Coac h
Monte 0\arln for his fine
,..·ork was unanimously ap·
pro•·edatthe0ct . 28meeting
of Student Go•·ernment.
The resolution re.:~ds as
follo""S :
Tile UWSP Student Sen.ate
and Assembl y would li ke to
comm e nd Coac h Monte
Carin for his fine work as
football coach thus far .
And es pecially we would
wi s h to commend the hard
work of the Aerial Circus
offensea ndthe s uper -5topper
defcnseinitsvictoryo•·erth e
prev io us l y
undefe ated
Platteville Pointec>rs.
We. as re present.ath·es of
the shldent body, strongly
voice s upport for our Pointer
teamandurgeall s tudentsto
dollke~~oise .
Four in a row
Point Backers and team need your support to win your
fourth straight victory! Show your spirit and come to the
AERIAL CIRCUS PEP RALLY at •1:15 on Friday,
No•·ember%.1913. Meet on the bleachersoutsideofthe
footbaU practice field . tln case of rain we'll move to Quandt
Gym .l
Controller finishes
housing study
byMar y AnnMoore
S tud ent
Gove r nment
Co ntrolle r , Rob e r t Ba d ·
z.ins k1andtheStudent Affa irs
Committee hav e r ecently
finished thefirs tphaseofa
unh·ersity hoU5ing study .
The purpose of the s tud)·
wasto determine ifunh·ersity
housingfacilitiesareac:t uall y
competing on a level with off campus fa ci lities, Badziruskl
said .
A comparison s tudy of the
cost of rent and utili ties
yielded the following in ·
formation :
Reside nce halls--S67 per
month lbasedonactualdays
of inhabitance! pl us SJ
I'O)rkingpermonth .
Whiting ll otel--S60 per
month includes parking .
Key aj)O)rtments-$65 pe r
month in cludes pnrking.
\'illageapa rt ments-S7Spe r
month includes parking.
The goa l of the s tudy is to
f"Stablish some a•·enue for
student in putandcontrolof
the housing budge t . Bad%ins kl
said.
One way this may be ac·
com pli s h ed u to hav e
r es1dence hall repreun tatives form a committee to
\Oio rkw ith the budgeting.
Philosophers Assemble
The .,.,~ISCOnsi n f'tlilosophlcal
Associatio n w1\J hold 1ts
annual meeting this S:lturday. M.-ember J . m the
t-' retght Yard l...o\mge of the
Allen C~nter Ptuhophers
from pubhc and pn '< ate
col lf"IH m \loi sconscn
,..,.u
hearpapenontop~nrang1ng
from the poss1b•\lt~ of
a1.enbsng hie to machmes to
thenat~andfunctionof
rehg1ous language .W UV..SP
faculty and s tud~nts are
~~oelcome to attend and to
partJClp:!.le 1111' schedule IS
as follows
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Nine Coed• at UWSPare5trvlng this year aa " Porn Porn
gi rls" for th-epurposeofstimulatinga udl enceenthuias m at
pa rades and athletic eve nts. The participanls an from
center right . Clockwi51' : Alv a Mesman, Candee Koehn .
Jinny "iles. Sandy Kowa lczyk, Mary Woru.lla. EJien
Hubler . ~·ndie Matson. Unda ~la.ssand De De Muzi .
II 00 am
""Are Some
Machines Already Al a •·e~ ··
JtonaldCordero UW-osh kosh
t · ~ p m • "" Y.'hen Acllons
are Causes·· John Vollrath
UW-Ste'"ens l'om l
J · t5pm · ··unhlockmgthe
Sp1r1t "" Rita Gross UW·Eau
Oa1re
Commentatou from u w .
Gr..-en Say. H!pon College
an d UW · Madi so n will
respond The papers a re
de5igno..'<itobe ofbroad and
general mterest to persons in
d1ver 5oe academ1c disc1plines
as well as topht losophen
The
W
Ph 1l osoph ~rs
1 sc on sin
Assoc ia tion.
in its 4th )·tar .
founded by the Unh·ers1ty of
Wi sconsin . Philo so ph y
0epMtmen\ 1n 19i'O
.,..u
no~~o•
Junk ma il
discussed
b~ 1\ n~
\l oum
The !11'\11ng of 51:udent ad·
dr~ to com i'O)m es not
conce rnedwllhlheunt\"erSlty
" "asd1scussed attheO.:t Zll
:~:ing of Student Go•·ern·
llousm g has sold the li.!i l
oncetn thepa st threeyea rs.
s.·udPri'S1den1J1m llamilton
Thl' list wa s sold to an in·
~urancl' company. "·ho gave
SZOOO 10 the Student Foun·
dahon
Bc-causest udentsaresllll
recetvmgmuchjunkmail.the
S(>nate,..,ll co ntinuctolook
mto th equestion.
A me:~tles.s food line
be msti tuted at th e cen ters.
Saga will also be reins t.atmg
the sandwich line.
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Page 4
THE POINTER
Campus Fuel
Shortage Likely
November I, 1973
Far East Semester Opens
by Ma ry Lembergu
Tht t~ar East overseas
program is now in its second
year . It will continue to be
orren..-d each second semester
'41th departure in January
and
~turn
m early May. The
semester in the Far East is
open to second semester
sophomores and aU juniors
and sen 1o rs .
The In ·
ternalJonaJ llr<tograms Office .
11 3 M:un Building , is
c urr ent ly acce pt ing ap ·
phcat1ons for next semester
Dlrector of International
Programs Pauline Isaacson
s.a1d that students acceyted
for the program select the
courses wh1ch will be offered.
Since thr group members
come from
many
majors .
they deliberate for some
week$ on their selections.
Several student.s have done
spec1aJ mdependent study in
the•r majors A student ma y
earn 12· 17 cr edits.
l..a st )'ear, the 20 UWSP
stud en ts liv ed in Mal aya
thr~ months and attended
the Umvers1 ty of Malaysia .
The courses they had selected
'4-erc taught by Malaysian
professors and Marcus Fang ,
tnp chapcone .
According to Fang . the
students exposed th emselves
to va r 1o u s as p ects of
Malaysian life . Some of the
exoc rience s
en lilz ht e ned
them and othe r s conf used
them . said Fang .
" It Ulkl>s a lot of discipline
and courage to spend a
semester tn the Far East.
You brcome a member of a
mmority It 1s an emotionaJ
type learmng experience,"
s.a1d Fang
In ad d1t1on. Fang s a1d
many of the students were
apprehe:nswe about going .
J-lo'A'C\'er . they
very
surpnsed and pleased with
themselves and enjoyed the
b~ Kathy O'Connt'll
He wen t on to say that one she developed 11 \'cry close
" WhCther or not there 'ol.i ll
semester for our students in relationship 'ol.i th most of !he
the Far East is worth 10 students
semesters at Stevens Point .
After the three months m tht• Sl'\"t.•n ty of cold tem It is a ppl yi ng classroom
pcratun•s ." u 1d 1Hr11m
learning to actual experience . Malays1a. tht' students speont K.r c~ . po'ol.er plant super one month on a study tour
Pat Wysocki . one of the before returmng home They \'l!lor
UWSP IS 1n an 1deal
students who participated in tr<weled to Bangkok. T:uwan .
the program last semester , Japan . ll ong Ko ng and S~tuahon because the power
said, " We learned so much London . Also . due to the plant has tht.· capac1ty to burn
about th'€!"" co untry .
We popula.nty m mternat1onal thn'<' ftx•h. . 10cludmg natural
traveled the way ordinary study, lhrcc students chose gas . fuel 011 and co11 l, said
Mala ysians travel . We ate not to retum w1th the rest of Krebs
W1th the growmg energy
the things Malaysians eat.
the group .
This is the way we got to know
l'riMS, C'onscrvation of fuel is
Ma ny of the students 11Cl't'SS.1 ry Ill C\'Cr)' form
thei r way of life ." Miss
Wysocki added that the people enrolled in a b.1tjk10g course
c;o,•emor Patrick Lucey
voereextremely friendly . "As There is an exh1blt 10 the ha s d..rccted the Departmen t
soon as they found out who we Lcammg Resources Center of Admm1st rat1on to pursue
were . they invited us into 'A1th some of the students " the goa l of energy con ·
\1.-ork Pat Wysocki has an St·n·atlon 111 state fac1 ht1 es.
their homes." she said .
exhibit 10 the COPS Buildmg
"'The stUdents became \'Cry 'ol.ith a few examples of her lnclutk-d m th1s are measures
such 11S S<'thng temperature
close. and we felt like one big work
m11x1mwns a t 68 degrees
family ... said Fang. It was a
Fang sa1d a film IS be1ng dunng the healing seru;on and
\'er y good opportunity for the
students to achieve a better processed by t..-o of !he cooling to a mmtmum of 78
students
who
participated
m
dtogrces, tummg off lights in
understanding of themselves.
1
unoccupted a r eas. and
Kath y Chop, another
ch~kmg for proper main ·
student in the program , said month .
ICIIallCl' of t.' quipllll'lll.
It has been noted that some
of the rooms 10 the Physical
Ed ucat1 o n Bulld1ng are
hl' atcd to unbelievab le
temperatures nus IS not
!rttrlcll y a mallcr of heat
rcgui;II IOn , s:ud Krebs . Many
of tht.· rooms arc designed
w1t h J>oor vt~ ntllntion
sySI L·m ~ To agg rcvatc the
cond1 tiOII more . many rooms
art• " o,•crust>d " Krebs a lso
sa1d that 'ol.hcn a room IS in
!<tll'mly ll'ie, the elcctric111
hRhtmg m1d the body hea t
~cllc r lltt'd by a large group of
pt• o pl e con tr1bute
SJgm fl cantl y to an mcrease m
roorn tt•rnpeorature
Mos t UWSP class rooms
'4t'rt• d es1~n<"d to be used 75
per c.·cnl of the t1me and
prcM:ntl y soml' of the rooms
an: uM-d 95- 100 per cen t . he
~e~dyn;:;~~blic ~ie~.f~dne~l
~ud
,..ere
Another factor mh1b1tmg
thl' cu•n regulahon of heat is
the fact that many rooms
ha\•e a thermos tat that
nuctuates accordmg to the
1ndl\'1dual controller
If there 1s a fuel shortage
th1~ \1, 1nter . the f1rst step
t.lkl'n '4ould be t o lower all
room temperatures across
~~bsU WSP c ampu s. sa 1d
expen~ce
Fang sai d the MaJ aysians
don 't realne the size of our
counlry
1be students, to
some extent . "'ere able to
con-ect these misconceptions,
and broaden and expand their
mmdsabout the United States.
according to Fang.
A bottle of the com eros tokes ploce an
Malaysian streets .
sand/and seminar set
F1ve ses51ons have been
sche-duled as part or a
" Cen tral Wisconsin Sand
Country Land Usu Stminar"
to help minimize co n ·
troversles that have emerged
111 recent yea rs between
agrac ultural, recreational
and public interest groups.
The sesalons wiU be held on
Thursday nights from Nov . l
until Dec . &. with the ex·
ception or Thanksgiving night
CNov 22 l The 7:30 p.m .
lectures will be in the
audi torium of the new UWSP
College 0( Natural Resources
Building.
l'' e d e ral r undlng was
aUocat.ed to UWSP professors
Dr . Raymood Azldenon and
Or. Byron Shaw to bri~ land
1.11e spec::ialnl.s to campus u a
penny to heat per yea r . at··
~.:ordi ng to Krebs . The cost of
:~ISaWfl~l~~:~~~!)~~~n~:,:~ :~mr~,:~~e:::~ $~~~~
public suvice to property
ownen .
The Nov 1 program wiU
I n clude f1ve per sons
discussing "Current Status
and Future Pl ans for Land
Use . " Harr y Isherwood .
Donald Dorr , L o nn ie
Krogwol d , Bruce Bru thorf
and Mrs . Ruth Ritzow will be
the fU'st speakers .
Future pr og r am top1cs
include " Understa nding The
Basic Resources " on Nov 8:
Nov 15. " Available FaclS
About Controversial Issues ;"
Nov . 29. " Present Laws And
Trends Toward Future Land
Use Regulations ;" and Dec
6, " POMible Solutions To
Problems ."
All or the programs a re
open to the public without
charge .
E\'cry cub1c foot of each
c;unpus bwld1ng costs one
$1 7 per year. said Krebs
Ughting in the same size
room cosi.S about 4~cen ts per
hour .
Each of us can help con
serve energy by turning out
lights when not in use and b'
not wasting hot water and
steam. said Krebs .
e
Grad
Interviews
All gr adua tes are urged to
take advantage of th e
following inte r view s b~
contac ting th e Placem ent
Center , t06 Main Building . at
the1r earliest convenience
Litera ture co nce rn ing th e
~~:r:~:Sinli~~ p~!~;e~~
library and should be read m
pr epara ti on for yo ur In terview.
November 6. Aetna Ufr
and Cas ualt y ln s ur ancr
Co mpan y, Appl e t on ,
\\"lscon ln . All ma jors for
sa les and sales management
pos11ions . Noc.e : Only wish lo
mt e rview Qecember t9i3
gr aduates at this time.
November 8, Connt'cllrul
Mutu•l LHe ln s ur anrr
Compan y,
M adison ,
\\'lsconsln . Al l majors fur
sales !only ) positions
Nuvembu 15, Burrough~
We ll come Compan y. t\11
~~jo~,ar~~~~~ti:~rre;~~~~
positions .
e
November%~.
Fflle-r al ('hil
Srnlce t:n trance Exam \Iolii
be gi\'en on campus at 8 :W
a .m . to 12 :00 noon in tht•
Sc tence Building , Room A
121. All interested student ~
please sign up for the test 111
the Plac::emnet Office , t06
Main Building , and pick up
th e necessary applicat iOn
form . CNotcst will be gt\"Cn m
December , the next tesl \Iolii
be on January 26, 19'H 1
Nove mber Z1. Jnt f' r n;~l
lk \·enue Service, W• u ~au .
Wlu:onsln . All majo r s
es p ~ci ally
account1 n~
busineu and liberal arts. for
audit position)
Nove mber !1 thr ou gh
Nove mber 30, U.S . Navy. Ali
majo~ interested .
gov~rnm enl
CAMPUS COULD BE ...
Natural Resources Showcase
Th1s campus could become
a natw-aJ resource showcase .
accordmg to Peter Crawford.
president of the Knut zen na n
Counc1l
Cr awford sa 1d the re IS
money app r op nat e d fo r
l andsca p ing Knut zen,
Thomson . Burr oughs and
WaLson llalls This money is
not CWTently being used , but
IS froz.en 10 Madison
" Why ca n new academ1c
butlding.s be landscaped by
the university grounds crew
whe n 5 -yea r ·o ld dorm
grounds are being negJec t.ed" " Crawford asked
Knutz.en Hall res~denc.s are
curr ently
wo rk 10g on
a
proJect to 1mprovc the bowl, Involved in stmUar project s.
or " ptt ". bet ween the four said Q-awford:-11ie Nat ural
dorms Tiley would also like Reloll"cea Dept . would t>e
to pl ant trees in front of the very helpful in instrum enting
dorms
special akillJ . Students who
work could possibly obtm n
Two problems have been
cr edJ t through independent
encountered, said Q-awford .
or a s pecial course .
study
The plans are in Madison and
housing can't seem to get
All native species or tr ~
them back . There Is a lso a for this climate c::ould be
delay 1n the exact amount of planted aroood the dorms
money being appropriated . rather than the small variety
Wh1le Knutzen Is NMing the now present. SUch action
mete the campus :t
:r,o~; ~~:~ey belongs to would
"natural
resour ce
showcase ." Crawford added
It is hoped that the land· that studenla could studY
scaping project will spread
1
~~e~nt r;::,d
c ampus - wide . The
Presiden t"• 1~1 Council will trips . It -.Jd be an excdlenl
attemot to get a ll ~'!'• recruitment device.
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~ovembe r
Genetic Symposium
Offered Next Thursday
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•
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De~~etm!'n~ ~~d Bix~!~IJ
Edwin La rk in, M. D . ,
M.P.H.; Asst . State Heal th
Services pre:s~ts the sym· Officer : Division of Health ;
posium
.. Genet i c Dept . of Heal th and Social
Manipulat ion of Ma n.'' lt v.i ll Science ; Madison , Wisconsin .
be presented November 8,
J im O p l t ,, M . D .:
from9 :00a .m . to !O:OO p.m . Pediatrics and Neonatology :
in the Quandt Gymnasiwn. Dept. of Pedia trics : Ma r·
The schedule for the S)'m· shfield Oinic, Marshfield .
posiwn is as follows :
Pa ul R11msey, P h . D. ;
9 : 00a .m . -~stration .
Harrington Paine Professor
9 :4S a .m .
Welcome
Gordon Haferbecker . Ph.D.. ~iv~re~~~:~fnc~~~ceton
Asst. Chancellor, UWSP.
Sheldon C. Reed, Ph.D.;
9:50ii .m. ·lntrod~~: t ionof Di rec tor, Dight Institute foe
Speakers
Go r don E . Human Genetics : Professor ,
Gefteman, Ph .D.. Biology Dept of Genetics : University
Department. UWSP.
of Minnesota. Minneapolis.
Al l facul ty, students and
employees of UWSP who are
not taking Biology ~90-690
seminar credit will be ad·
mi t tedtothesyni~M»iumfree
of charge by P"esen ting the ir
unh•ersi ty J.D.
Concer ning th e genetic
symposium, Vice Oiancellor
Haferbecker has announced,
;;! C:si:xe:el~:n~~:J~n~
experience and would en·
courage the instructors to
take their classes to the
symposium ."
P~:~~~~ii~t~~r· SCi!~~~~· GRAMBLINGITES
1
Manipulation of Man· James
. . New
Scientiric Genetic Techniques
and Their Im pac t In Public
llealth · Edwin Larkin. M.D.
ll : ~S.l : OO p.m . · Lunch.
Afler twdv~-...·eeJtsatUWSP.
1:00 p.m. · lntrod~~: tion of
Speakers . Donald Fullert on,
M.D.. Marshfie ld Oinic.
I:OG- 1:50 p .m.
Gene tic
Counse lin g an d Hu man
Values . Sheldon C. Reed.
Ph .D.
1 : »2 : ~ p.m . . Uses of
!Iuman Genetics in Oi nlcal
Pediatrics . Jim Opi tz, M.D.
2 : ~2 : 50 p.m .. Break.
2:50p .m . . Introd~~:tion of
Speakers . Joseph Woodk.a.
Ph . D.. ~an , College of
Gramblingites Art Benjamin
andJohnArviehaveon lyone
major complaint about this
campus.
"lt'sjusttoocolduphere,"
moaned Arvie. " I like warm
wt'ather ; this cold cli ma te
just isn't for me."
Arvle and Ben)amin are
Louisiana na tives attending
UWSP th issemesterasapart
of the Nert h-&ut h Student
Exchange Program with
their Alma !a1ater : Gram·
blin& Collfle.
''/
F. 1 ?";; 1~5D' a .m
Le~~~l~~~ ~.i:Ce: ~=~i
tS
•
/USf f00 CQ
by Terry Yt1tt
111id Coordinator Eri(' Kun.
"designed to or ient whi te
s tudents to the black
culture and black students
to the whi te cul ture ."
Students vol unt ari ly ex·
('hangeon a one-IO-(Ine basis
for a semester at par·
tic.1pating collfles. Tuition Is
patd by the home school and
the studen t is techni('a ll y
registered at his home school
while attendin& the host
C'(IJiege. AIIcreditseamedat
the host collqe are ~ ­
credite-d to the student s
regula r t~ anscr.lpts .
.
~ram~h ng , hk_e UWSP. IS
prtma n ly a libe r al. ~ r ls
8:20·9 :-10 p .m .
SUM·
MARY : Panel of all pa r ·
lici pants . The panel wi ll
answer wr itten questions
turned in during the day to
Both schools have been
m•·ol\·ed wi th the ~xchange
prog_ram for about t-...o years.
Madisonand\l.llitewa terhad
the same type of proaram
Harris. Ph .D .. Modera tor .
Biology Depa rtment. UWSP.
Participants in the sym·
posium Include :
Alexander Capron . L.L.B. ,
Asst . Professor of Law ; The
Law School : University of
Pennsylvania . Phihadelphia .
James F'. Crow, Ph .D.:
Bascom Prof. of Genetics.
Dept o f Genetics a?d
~~:=~~~~~i-verSity
Wilma Scott Heide :
Pres i dent of N . O . W.
1Nat1ooal Organiution for
Women).
Richard ll ul l. Ph .D.; Ass\
Prof .. Dept . of Philosophy :
State University of Ne w
York. Buffalo.
THE POINTE R
/d
Up
before it began in Stevens
Point.
UWSP is represented by
Irene Buran! an d Dennis
Kenealy in the ellc hange
pr og r am with Gr ambling .
ArvieandBenja min are their
counterpa rts on th is campus.
Art Benjamin Is a fresh miUI
Jiving in Bw roushs Hal l ; his
major i.s pre-law. Benjamin
Ir
byDa veG nelter
Someti111e duri ng the past
months, seve ral individua ls
emba rked on an experiment
in off -campus housing. They
bui lt two s hacks in the
woodsnorth ofcampus .
T h e shacks were
disco\·eredby men from the
maintenance crew after they
extinguishedaarass fire near
one of the shacks.
The first shack folllld was
built of plywood. Concrete
stuck to the pl ywood indicatedtha t thematerla l was
~'
~I
h ere,''
Is a freshman economics
maj or also living in
Bwroughs Hall .
Benjamin said that he has
excellentprofe:ssorsinallhis
classes, blll their methods of
testingaredi fferentiJlan at
Grambli ng . "At Gr ambling
tests are give n weekl y," said
Benja min. "That way the
'M>rkloaddoesn 't pile up and
I
I
a~!~~~!s a~~c1~1-IJ
As pects of Gene t ic
Manipulation · Alexander
Capron. L.L.B.
1 : ~ : 20 p.m . . Connicts
Between Scienti fi c a nd
Humanistic Views in Genetic
~gineenng · Ric hard Hull.
Ph D.
-1:20-S ::ZOp.m . · A Feminist
Perspec:th•e of Manipulation
of Woman (Woman Includes
Man 1 • Wi lma Sc~t Heide.
IJII M
S: 20-7 : tSc.m. - Dinner
7·1Sp .m . lntrod~~:tion of
Speakers -JohnP Zawadsky,
Ph .D.. Chai r ma n, Depa r t·
men! of Philosophy, UWSP.
7: ls-3 : 10 p.m . . Morality of
Genetic and Re prod uct ive
~~~~eering . Pa ul Ramsey ,
~:::.:::..~
..~:::~~:.;::
t1me allows
Joseph B.
I, 1973
s cho~ l
emp h al!~t n _g
=~d~}~ocn~~~h~~~=~
IS
Poge 5
Pines Killed By
Shack Builders
I
taken from a camcus con·
structionsite .
Alter fu rther investigation,
a seco nd s h ac k was
discovered. This 011{' was
made of plas t ic sheeting
st retchedo\·er a wood lattice
frame and covered wi th pine
boughs. F'irty yar ds north of
thestructurelayapinetree
stripped of its br anches.
Several other trees in the
vidnity-...-erealsotoppled .
Aplasticbag, ful l of empty
bee r cans, swayed from a
branchi n frontoft heshelter .
'1'heonly thi ng I can say for
them is tha t they didn't lit·
ter," said J erry IWllns kl ,
aro unds super visor .
' 'Theyt theshack bui ldersJ
certain lydi d very llt Ue for
ecology," said Hiram Krebs.
physica l p lan t di r ec t or .
Krebs said they were tryi ng
toiden tify thebuildersof i:Jo( h
structures, but were polr·
ticular lyi nterestedin findi ng
those responsib le " for
des triiCtiv~ly rui nina trees."
He said that it was apparent
eac h shac k had more tha n
one bui lde r . "An individual
couldn 't have done the wor k
alone," said Krebs.
" We're no t certain the
ply wood sha ck was con·
st ruc tedbyUWSPsludents,"
Krebs said , "but the second
one "'·as built sometime In the
lu t t\ll·oweeks . Theplne pitc h
hadn't )'etst't in the branches
cove ring the structure."
Iwanski noted Ula\ con·
st ruction on the plywood
!~ ~~ft!r
~t!!to(~\y:~s~:d
been added si nce the (i re.
~ ~;dt~u~~ - e:~~~~YjaS::~;
;;
Art Be n jam in a nd John Arvie
said his major reason for
comin& to Point was \(1 experience the whi te culture.
"Some people have
un reasonable
prejudices,"
said Benjamin. "And It 's
probablybeeausetheyhave
neve r expe r ienced oth er
cul tures."
"It's cer tainly a di fferent
envi r onmen t than Gram bling,wtlichisanall ·black
C'(lllege," added Arvie. " But
you get used to it and after a
"''hileyoumakefrifllds, and
it'sa lot easier." John Arvie
ha d been abandoned on the
noorinsidetheshack.
The university has decided
theentiregradedoesn'trest to disman tle the shacks ,
on a cou:pieof tests. Whereas according to Krebs. l1lere is
at UWS P tests are given ahighris k offl reinthear ea.
infrequently and al l the tests The forest floor is carpeted
occur in Ule same week. -...;t hpineneedles .
v.'hich makes it a little dif·
Fe lli n& trees wit hou t
ficult."'
per mission is prohibited on
Arvie and Benjamin both sta te-()wned proP.!rt y. Krebs
agreedthat thesoc:ial llfeat said th e area w111 be posted
Stevens Point was very good, wi th signs designa ting the
and it wasa lsoqui tegood at a r ea a s s ta te-ow ned to
Grambling. Tht di fference is prohibit furt her destr uction
th at Grambling is situated in Since the area is withi n the
a perish l cou n ty l i n city limits. Kreb!l noted that
l..ouisianathatprohlbltsthe hunting and dischargi ng a
firearm are also prohibited.
sale of alcohol.
Maynard Ferguson Coming Nov 6
•
Maynard 1-"erguson.a high·
note trumpet player who
somejnl fans predicted 20
)'ears ago would "blow his
bralnsout infiveyears."will
appearinconcert wi th his
}an orchestra at UWSP oo
Tuesday , Nov . 6.
s~::t~ · ;b~i~n\!:e!~~
Activities Board, wiU be held
in Ule Quandt G)-mnuiwn of
theF'ieldhouseat8p.m . Hls
hits of "Hey Jude. " ''Theme
f1om Shaft" and "F'ire and
Rain" will be included in the
program .
Advance tic kets are being
sold at the Univers ity Center
info r mation desk , Westenberger's, Bob's Musica l Isle
in Wausau and Olurch's Drug
Store in Wisconsin Rapids
The '"-year-old Canadian
began his musical training at
the age of four when he
star ted learning the piano
and violin. He enrolled in the
French Cons ervato r y of
Music in Montreal at nine
v.'here he studied all instruments of the saxophone
familyaswell astheclarinet
and slide trombone . He
finally sett led for the
trwnpet.
Ferguson for med his (irs!
bandwhenhewas !Sand was
possiblytheworld'syoungl'!lt
bandleader. The a\'erage age
ofh issidemenwasnboutlO.
In t!l-17, he started wor king
int heUnitedSta tes,firs t wl th
Boyd Raebu rn's Big Band
and then with Jimmy Dorsey
and Ola rlie Barnet. Later.
Ferguson moved on to Stan
Kenton 's Orchestra. staying
\llithKentonuntiii!ISoJ"'·hen
he went to llollywood to
become the first-call trwnpet
man for Paramount Pictures
Ferguson went on the road
•n t9S6andhas since trav eled
-...i th various musiciana on
tours to Sweden , lfolland.
Germany . Italy , Belgium.
/lungary. Crechoslovakia and
Yugoslavia
His past th ree tours of the
U.S have ta ken Ferguson to
su('hjan roomsas Paii$MaJI
in Boston . Mr . Kellys in
Chicago and Br andi's in
Philadelphia .
Ferguson has bec!n said to
have been almost everywhere
and done almost everything.
" All J'veeverwantedwasto
be mni.H'nced by everythin&
m lifethatturnedonmy_loy
centers."'headmita. "AII my
life. I've just wanted to play
my own pleasure game. I'm
serious about medita tion, bu t
notearnest . Wsap hllosophy
of joy"
~cmbe~l,__! 97~
THE POINTER
letters to the editor
Athletic Dept. Thanks Pointer
SDS seeks members
An t)pt'n l,t' ttf'r To TIM- l't'Oplr
To thr t• otnt rr ~ t a n :
On bt·haU of tht• UW · Sll'\'t'n!>
Pomt r\thlt•llt' Department I
-.ould hkt• to t-lllt"nd our thanb
for a )Ob \lot'll dont" I ~r~lly
ft-rl that )UUr C'O'erage lhts
~car . .,.,nlmjt and photography,
I
¥~ould
also
hkt'
to
congratulatr our student body.
ch~rleader" and band for thrtr
'!tupport Ont' of the ad\·antagl"S
of pia) 11111. :11 home IS the cn-
t·ouragt"mt-nl )OU rKene from
ha~ ~~~
your fans through thr1r
t'hl'crtng , stng mg and t'X
l'olntf'r
prt•SSIOII Of K h oo\ Sp irt!
t"ltl't•llcnt Th1:s year·~
IS :111
excl' lh•nt
toul. and t'hmmatn
tht' posstbthl)' nf eoach(!S at
other school !> ustng 11 to
d iscouragt• athletes from at
u:ndmg Stt'' t•ns l"omt ll.lo rur,.,.
:'lh-t•t. ami ~o\1 enjO}t'd a su~·
t't'S.<;ful )t' .Jr Uut .... mtt·r !>purb
team!> a rt• pn•p<•rmg for tht••r
uJX·ormng M·asons and t•arh
te.lm tl> dt-dtc;atmg th e mM'ht·~
to a !>UCcnsful ~ear \\ilh )OUr
t•ontmut'tl 'upport . ""'' ft't'l our
team!> ""'II makl' ~ou ft't.'l proud
to bt.> a " l'omtl'r ..
n~ru1tm11.
h :tp~nt"d
111 thl' past
Our
pla~ed
~oWlg
a
footb.111 tram has
\ ' tr)
mterestmg and
t• xclltng brand of football ,
Cro55'<'0\,lnlr) IS bulldtng up for
tM all Important Confen'flce
,\ 1er~ -.mcere thanks to
and your ~tuff
~ou
llob Kr ur jCf'r
\ th lf' tlt' ll irf't'tor
Use Your Noodle When You ·Doodle
o..a r
E d ltot :
Are ""t• gum~ to school ""tth a
bunch of ktndt•r11:arten ktds"'
fhat 'stht• .,.nyillook.s liNe ~~oe
.~n· .,..,th a ne.,.
Collegt• of
'\atural H.-so urces buildmg .
somethmg I I t' .,..at te-d long for
I ~~oon ' t ....:111 tt's a beauuful
butld•ng . because It 's not.
nt'lt'rtMin5 tl ts new snd a far
bt.•tter butldm~ than Old Mam
Any .... 3y . us I \o\'3S gewng
kltle<l for 3 dnu m tht' IKturt•
room 112. I looke-d oo..·n at my
dl'Sk and ble"" m) mtnd Here
-.ome hule lud had scnbblc<l a
fe"" ltne!!t of nonsenk. and
doodkd ~""'' mo re. and as I
look~ around I sa~~o other such
r htldtsh dra .... mgs. tn mk I
mtght add
I can ~t't' ~~ohere somt' It'<'·
tures m3) be.> qut te bormg and
nugh t d nn• a person to doodlt•,
but for hc:wen's sake at least
use \OUr noodle .,.,;hen you
doodl(.
Doodle ""here your
notb \o\OUld be. or tf you don' t
hke to ""astt• pa~r. doodlt' on
)Our h3nd. If )OU don't hkt' to
get )"uur hand dtrly Uk )UUr
neighbor's , and """hen he hils
you back mta)'be h~·n knock
som(' H'Mt' tnto yo u and you'll
realu.r- that doodlmg any\o\hert'
t$3 v.asteofttmt'
If you can "t s tand the lcc:ture .
get up nnd leta\'t" Do somethm g
f~t~ ~uc~~e c!l~'pup;ck~~~~~~
anotht't' stor)
Get your heads
A •mall down payment will hold it on
LAY - A - WAY
PICK IT UP WHEN YOU CHOOSE
togeth<r people. t'ngag~ br:un
before puttmtt IX'" mto gear
I n d rrJI lli~IIU~ I .
nr st .. Hn~ t'ulnt :
,\ n altt·rn:ttl\' ~' to a p:t th )' t5
bcu~
t•s tabhs ht-d m St{'\'eii.S
l,omt If you 're tt rcd Of Sllltng
on ,-0 ur :.ll>!> \o\hl'fl you .... ant to
act "oo ~our bdtl'fs. or ttrt-d of
bLot~ told \o\h:ttto do ~~oht•n ~·~
havcldt'!IS of )Our o111n. tht•nt t s
tm w for \"01.1 to do sonl('thmg
about II .
•
Stud<'nts fOf" a Dt•mocra tlc
:~~t%t·n~:'flt~~c!d n:~rr.~~;~
11o1th an) natton:tl org.anttalton
Wt• an• n·ady to act fOf" the
IK't'tis :md bt.•hefs of ·our constttut•nb :'ll('l!lbt>rshtp is open
to l:WSP ~ tudcnts. facult) . s taff
and prop!(' of the commumt)'
.... ho arr- v.1lhng to dc\·t'lop_an
t-duentlon31 and ~tal aet1on
ocganllatton dedtcated to the
cr<"atton of 3 fH"<' and open
sbl'il'l)'
'sCperpickers praised
Df'.a r t:dltor :
I rrodthe Poin tert'l'('ry 1\eck
because my cous1n brmg.s 11
O\'er to lht• house. \'our r(.'('ent
a rt lc:le on the World St'n es b)'
Joe Burkt' . HOilndy W1evt'l and
Tim Sulli\'an was outsUndmg
lllnd I would ltke to congratulate
lUndy and Ttm for pred1ctmg
lheex.act outcome I fed sorr)'
for J oe llurke because I was
rootmg far the ;\lets too Stnce I
am a hockt'y fan I y,ondt.>r tf you
mtght persu1ttk these ""r1tcrs
who mw>t han• J-;SP to tell us
who ts ~01ng to wm tht• Stnnley
CUp Kn-p up the ~Ju.·t'llcnt
reporung , ~our paper ts a
ddtntlt' Improvement Olt'f the
last f~·w )l',lr5
\"rr) trul > )ou rs.
Mikt' lt oj~.od r ln~kl
Former Student Likes POINTER
To th r t:dl tof:
I r<"all)' can' t express tMJ~~o
moch lm)o)' lhe t•otntt'f'. Your
of fat rnc ~s m publtshtng ll•tlcn
lhat art• donot(atoc)· m na turt•
~;:;:~~~~.': ~;~~~e t~t·~ :J'a:l'l~~~\~~~ ~~~~~~C~~~~'·ea~
qutte ob\'IOU5 """tth e1·en the ftrst
t5Sue that )OU are carT)1ng out
)Our goal of malung tht' l•ointl:r
a ""Student papt'r for s tude nt
rrodcrs" The ISSIK' whll"h I
rec:"ei\"ed 1\ IU \'t'r)' tnformatllt'
I
v.ould
llllso
hkl'
to
congratllt.le )OU on )OUt ~ n'><'
they
h.l1c a pia«• m all
" s tudc.-01 pubhcOtltons
Th.1nk )OU l'('r)' much for
mcludm~ lih' 111 )OUr Ctrcu lalt011
and t'OIIIlllUt'd IX'S! WtSht'S
Sintt'rt'l~ ~oun•.
'llth:arll' r;lri\bf.rg
Siasefi gives belated thanks
To lhf' Edi tor :
The mrmbers of S IA~I::n
not be•nl( kn o111 n for t ht' tr
prompcnt'S~ . \o\ OUid bt'latr-d l)
hkt' to thank all thOS4.• ~~ohu
hdpt'd to
11101 ke uur :ruth
Ann t\"Crs ar y a ho .... hng suct't.'"'
lnchKied art'
:'!I rs Sut' Kramer and ;\ln
Sbaron S1mon1s of tht- Uffu:.- ul
Alumni and l~velopme"ntlor a ll
the1r ha rd ~~oork and all tht•1r
help m hononng SIASI-: F J .u
thiS )l'ar 's home-conHill{ .1r
11\' IIJI'S
We are tndebtr-d to
them a nd to the Alum m l llf tct•
for all t h~) dtd for us
Ur John l'r-arson for ht'lpma
to gt't U) orw::•nu.ed to go out on
thefit'ld nt hlllfttmt' l lt•l(all)' l for
sprttal rNognltton
The s lllff of St :'llichat-l"s
ll os ptt~l fo r un nl( for our
\o\ OUnde'd
Grubba Jewelers
YOUR DIAMOND & GIFT CENTER
"Diamonds Our 'Specialty"
KEEPSAAE. COLUMBIA & ORAII6E
BLOSSOM DWIOIID R1116S
DIAMOIID IMPORTIRS
CHECK OUR PRICES
MAIN AND TKIID STI.IIT
Tht• Str,~n s Pocnt Oa•l)
Journal for •I s .-xcl'llrnt
CO\'eraJ(!' of JlomeconHn)t
t•ants •nd the S IA SEt'l
reW11on 11nd John Anderson o1
!he l"\\ SI' :O.ev.·s Ser.tct' for all
the pubhcll)
Phil .~e l don of Ftll's Rar on
Patch St for the dona tion of ,,
halfb.arrf'l ofl~et-r
1lw 10. ondnful paradt' JUdgh
.,.ho 1oted us il Jrd place trophy
for our bt'.aut tful noat
SIASEFI alumm 3nd a c tu·n
for donat1niC over $600 to tht·
,\l umnt Uff tct'.,..hlt'h 10.cl1gomto
a kholarshlp fund We •lso
""l&b to thank the v. tvt'l ""ho
:~~~any MQlng on our btg
Co:.ach O•,u l t· ~ and tho• tt'3m
tor f( t\tn K u~ a \IC IOr) to
ct"le br;Ht• •ul courSt' ""t' dun"!
c• n•d -•n} ~ pt"fl31 ~·;n1.w tu
n~lehr .• tt· •
Tht• \t"! ~ l"lub tS:ifJ' !!.J lor
t ht• u t." mt lo(r.Jtulat!On ~ .and
lr tbutc• du rlnlt tht• gamt•
U ut t ~ lt .u .tcr an'd )larKt'
Jas kw for ma kmg our 1\elcome
a lumm h:tmtt•r
The ~~'CUrti ) fnrn-s .1t the
~o:anw ~<hu kept u' ~bt•r by the1r
dth~t·nt •IIIII ' IIIU&ghllj( URI •
p:ugn
Tht• n• .. n •~ c mt· nt of the
llohdll) Inn for not pushmg thtP'JOIC button tht'Tllhe)' found out
""ho ".I' tu bot• honored at this
lt•:~r · ~ homt•t"IJII11ng
Our :'l l onl!l and Dads lor l'fl·
~our a l(tniC U) to go to t"OIII'1(e
a nd tl'll tnio: U!!t
""Son . don 't
~ pend .11! " ' )Our ttmt' tn the
hbrar) ,\ lt't'l som.- guys w1th
S1m1lar mtt•rt-sts and have a
ltttlt• fun "" Wl' all follo\o\ed our
pan'flts" adl'lt"t'
)lost of a ll , thanks g~ to the
l'ointf'r for prinling our thank
you lellr-r and for g!Vtng us a
~~ohole line of type m announcing
that \o\t' won 3rd place 111 the
float t·onh•st
Wealsofet.•lth<Jt it is Urnt! for
us to thank the Bpard of
ltegt'flb and lllll other oHkio~ls
for butld1ng us such a fine lrt'rla
tn ""h1ch lo hold our pledge
o;ktts Wr ft"t'l th.at the money
was well-5pent and prom ise lo
L1'ie tl fait hfull y for a ll tim~.
\\ith dt'f' p 1lnc..rlty and lhanb
to all,
..
~:,ez;::" ~'rk llt', J'rnWt-al
SDS st.'t'ks to promote such an
t'n,·cronment through lhe aclh·e
!:~~~~~~t
elk~~~ tO:':
th:r
tnJUSiiCt' In local, national" and
global arta1rs may be achievrd
through con«rted , non·\'iolent
social ncllon.
If you a re .,..i lling to PM·
ticipa te in s uch a movement ,
and par luke full y in selling such
a course of action, ca ll us nnd
t.aik ·
Rob Kf'ilh ~5-ZISO , Rm . Z011
ll )t' rlla ll :
l'a ull'tl u tln 3~6-ZI$0 , ltm. :OJ
ll)"e rlla ll :
1\11-.: " l. rr 3-U-nu. llt J
Hn\o\lt')' St .
Film Sociely
Explains Ticket
To thf' t-:dl lor :
On bt'half of the UnivcrSII)
!'tim Societ y I would hkr lo
tha nk a ll the students ""ho
cooperated tn making lhe hnt
annual UWS I, Ftlm Society a
success
Without student
\'Oiuntt-t•r help W(' could not
ha\'e o~ra ttd .
""~~~h~a;:~~~'!'Y.a~:O~~=
that d epa rtm e nts can gel
together to sponsor a wo rth ·
wtu le ~\'en L Their help is also
grea tl y app r~iattd .
l "m sorry thaltt b«amt' 1uch
a co nlroverslal lssul." th at
s tudents had to pay for a ~ason
ttckct m order t o~ any fil ms
Th1s was the ar ra ngemcnt ""''
madt• with fo'ilms Incor porated
m order to get the film s ht'fe for
soch 11 rusonable cost
\\ l'
~·ould not hne sponsored 11 an )
other " ' II)'
Thank )OU,
Hojl.f'r llu lll'
Anonymous
Goy Writes
Tu thr l "\ \ S I' IIIUdrnb :
E vt·n thuugh UWSP s tutll-nt:.
prtdl· thcmseh·es on bt•tn~
... pontant'ous and frten dl~ .
M>xually libt'rattd peoplt• h:IH·
round thts campus a nlher bum
tnp
Gays tn part icular hncl
1h1s t:a mpus to be a n exerclM' tn
roll' playmw Som e th ing hk t•
llov.· to convince your ' frtt'llds"
and classmat~ that you'rr a'
·straiKht " as themseh·e:s
11M.• premut' of this IS tu
~uggt'S t to the gay brothers :.nd
s tster!> of th is un iv~rslt)
t·ommurut y that we need th•·
benc ht s of o r ganizallon
Accordcng to Kinsey st.attstcc
thert• should be 320 gays on th1 ~
t·ampus t 4 per«nt x 80001 Wr
art.· not the mic r oscoptl'
mtno nty that the s lraillhls th1 nk
we are Yet the dividends of our
uniqu<' frl'l.-dom loving lift lit)'lt'
an• beinl( diulpattd by tht•
·spontaneous a nd friendl y'
atmosphtte here at UWSP
Gay
lib
has come a
long way from
"Gay is
Ang r y" to " Cay Pride' . If
you' re unhappy with the wa y
things Mrehtteyou ' re not alonl'
The adva ntaaes of org•nlllnK
must nol be tanored. Pro~
uUon lnc i~Kks the fonn•tlon ol
a gay drop-ln cmter, a py " Jim
l.lnt", ga y counselling, Inti
com munity educ1tlon to expose
the falte lm presskms of tht'
homoae:x u1l s tereotype.
The
first
o raan lu llon•l
mt"ellng wiU measure whether
I here Is s uffklen t interest lo get
things ll.rted .
The first
org•n l:utlonal m eeUog will be
It Pacltd, Z215 PrtJ. St. INW
corner of St.
Mlchati 'J
H01pltaU, Thundty, Nov. IJI ,
t:lO p.m . For tdcUtJonll In·
formation Clll SU.m7.
Ll!ners to the editor must be signed , typewri tten
a nd doublespaced. The POINTER will withhold
names from publication upon request. Letters should
be limited to no more than JOO words In length. The
editor reserv es the right to edit all letters. The
deadline is Monday noon.
November
1, 1973
Page 7
THE PO INTER
Disagrees
• Hettler
Schools Out Specials
With Hamilton
Tutl1e t :dllur :
Thosleu~r ·~ ~ rt'Sponse co chi'
5Llo lrmerus madeb~ lh~Sh•dc:n!
.:ienaa p ro."udent. J im
llam11too. ina rcc:eot P oin ter ,
.\lr ll<lmiltoo des<"lbed "·hat
hl' l~ltwunlackof cooprr~Lioo
11\e IIOII•UIIIV('r5ll)'
phystCIIII!SinStc•·cnsf>oont 1
b)'
1~1th.1t!hethr('fphy~k•a~ol
lhelleallhServl"'areprob;Wiy
themostcap.ablelndl\·iduals to
e•·atua t r th~ dtjlr<"C of
cooprration whtch ..-~ cn_toy
from the local phys1rians 111
St ... ,·cnsPolnt I mu.:ld!$!1grw
~;~~~~~~::OSIIIOOS taken by ~l r
lnthep.:o st)•a rlha•·e<"n
JOYe-d
a close "or k1 ng
rclallon5hiP "'llh most of th<"
physictamonto,.·n Whl'nlh.:i •·c
found i! ll('f("$$11)' to rrfe r
st udml~ tuspo:t"i~list.s there has
bt•en qu1l'"k an d r el 111bl e
'""~-
We are fortunate to hancompeten t coverage 1n lh e
[)cor·
lollo,.·mll- Spi'Ct;thtes
nlatology.t:ar . IIOS<';~.ndthroat
•
•
ObS INII U and G)'llet:o logy,
Oral sw-gery, Ophthalmnlogy,
Radoolou·
n rt ho ped1C S
Su rgl."ry a nd \ ' rology We also;o
hav<" the ~l arshheld Clmk
,.·ith tnahl.lfhou r 'sdm·etha l
,.111 prm·idr more s peo::•alized
u relflllln"'-....S!<.II rJI lnmy
nper1ence the ~la rshfirld
t>lin1e has b~en e ~tr rmt ly
coope rative m
pro vidon~
a~s•~tan-..1n the s ub--spe<"oa\\le'l
that ~rt· not r<'presemed on
Th<'problemof
difficultywithnoghtcallsfor
'tud~nts has not e~ •sled sin"'
n>)3rroval last5<'plember Dr
tohnwn. Dr Num~n ~nd I
ha\"<' :lrr311\il<'d our no~ht call
,.o)·era~e so !hal "~ t"ltl"<'r
••rtu:>l\yallthenlghl:ldurong
tlwtutws that sc:hool1s on
...ss1on Th•~C<>Irteides woth the
111111'S ihallht ll ~althS..•n· 1cO'Ili
Stt•\"l'll!l'uml
"JM'II
Tluo ha~ bo-cn the Sllll3IUNI
dur1ng lilt- p;o~l )t'3r Man) of
""' ' tud<•n tsrequorethescr
'"'"' uf •·annu~ s pl."coa l b! ~
oluronglh<•stehool)ear lf<'t'l
tha t the gro ss
' trnnjtl)
J,:.-nerah>aunns madP by !llr
llom1lton ~hould !)., t"ltrT<"<:lr<l
.tnd I ha•e rommumtall'<l Ill}'
f.,., lm~t l"''"""all~- to him
All
!llentoonl'dprevoousl)weha•·e
d.-•·.-lnp<"d a ~""d "or k1ng
rel<lllonsh tp ,..,.h the non ·
Ulll\"1'"11ill~ doxtOI"$ Ill ln,.-n
If do:f1tle!l<"ll'S C~I S! Ill tloe
pr<•s.o.-n l S)'Sttm lor prO\'Idtng
nwd•ca l ca retn our sludents.
,..e,.ouldappri'CI3tethatt h ~
dci l <:",.mt~<~·s be brough t tn ou r
31\ <'II!IOII III"'"flllllg!l(lthOIL"''t'
n m rr"!lpond 1n an ~pproproMe
noanMran d"'or ktororrn::llhe
dtlicM'n<'tes 1 bellr•·r"·ecan
IX'more r ffecti•·.,t hansludents
~tlmn~tn~ about ony n~
o·hango•throughooras.soclallon
"'1lh
th e
non-univl." rSIIY
~~:~c1an1 3ank )"Oil •·try
lli iiii.U IPr.'l.ll
l "nh·pr•H' ll nUh So-,.-IN•
Tutors needed
w e need I~ coll ege student s
to help in a tutoring program
fo r elementary and secon·
dary Indian s tuden ts 111 the
Bowler a rea. Transport ation
.,.;n be prov ided as noted ·
Every Tuesday e~ce pt
duri ng •·acation or exams.·
Lea•·e :
!>:45 p.m from
Maintenance Build ing
Pa rking Lot: 6 :00 pm . in
front of Collins Class room
Cente r
R~tum :
9 :30 p.m . with
con,.enien t <:c ampus s tops
To sign up. or for fu r ther
tnformat ion. conta c t the
PlU DE Office. LC6 Old :O.tai n
! l-16· J828l .
AT
~Iti;iat
-
FIGHT
;;;;
BUY
INFLATION
NOW
and
-
I
SAVE ~rei
BODY SUITS
IF YOU NEED A TOP FOR JEANS OR SLA.CKS - COME
AND SEE OUR GREAT SELECTION! WE' VE GOT PRINTS,
FLANNELS, KNITS, TURTLENECKS & BUTTON FRONTS.
Reg.
'
SALE
$ 8.00 .
$10.00
$12.00
$14.00
$15.00
$ 6.00
$ 7.44
$ 9.00
$10.44
$12.00
PANT SETS
FOR THE HARD TO FIT JUNIORS WE HAVE THE JR . TEEN
SETS AND REGULAR JUNIOR SIZES. COME IN WHIL!
THE SELECTION IS BEST.
Reg.
SAlE
$13 .44
$15.00
$19.44
$28.44
$ 18.00
$20.00
$26.00
$ 38 .00
BRAS
Sl. ?S per per son
FAMOUS BRAND NAME IN BRAS - MANY STYLES TO
CHOOSE FROM, WE HAVE THE " X" RATED, SOFT CUP,
AND PADDED. IN PINK, GREEN, BLUE, BEIGE, WHITE,
AND BUCK. SIZES 32-36.
Go lden· Deep Fried fish
Crispy french f ries
Creamy Cole Slaw
SALE
$3.00
$4.22
$4.44
Reg .
Homemade Loaf of
Br ead&Butter
PlusSpa r k.ling r-k.t s ical
Comedy En tertai rvnen t
rUghtly in the
GAL LEON LOUilGE
II'' *~~
Of St"e"' Poiot
$4 00
$550
$600
BUY l
AND SAV£!
FLORAL BIKINIS
u:·u s
$1 .19
·"~-'·
...._.,'!OnTY..D c:oum...;
NOW 99c
ucH
I
Opaque PANTY HOSE
:t~o
SALE $1.00
)tA.."V A.."--)) icn:o
oo•..ous
Page 8
THE POINTER
November 1, 1973
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!Water Beds!
I
1816 Church St. I
I modern
s~;.:: :::!':t 1
1 111nter1ors
~=
1
Inc.
Mon.-s.L s-a
1
IL _____________
N iles 'UI
_t
~
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campus calendar
thursday, november 1
sunday, nove~r 4
SKI CLUB MEETI!I:G : All interes ted persons are invited to
attend. tonight at 6 :00p.m . in the Van ~tise Hoom .C.
LUTII ErtAN STUDENT COMMUXIT\' : Pepc<' Ca mpus
Center'. Mana Drove and Vin cent St . Ser 11 cc with
Euchansl , Saturday, 6 p.m . and Su nda~·.
UA!l COFFEE IIOUSE : Hoya l, ts ingle folk singer l. 9-tt
p.m .. Allen Center . Free popcorn .
ST DENT SENATE CA ~IP US PLA!I:NING MEET I!I:G: i
p.m .. Basement Study , Burroughs Hall . The Student Senate
Ca mpus Planning and Development Sub-Commillee "'ill
meet. Anyone interested in changing the a ppearance or the
campus is welcome to come .
F ILM FOHUM: Walch Film Forum lor news and re,•iews Of
film on campus and in the area. 6 p.m . on Channel 6 Cable
TV .
LIVE! !
Satlonal
ON
STAGE
Oompany
Tou.rln&
CIIHI STIAN SCIENCE COLLEGE ORGA!I:IZATIOI\:: 6:15
p.m .. U.C.M. Cen ter (corner College and Fremonl l. Do you
know where to turn• Find out at our weekly testimony
meeting. All visitors are warmly welcomed .
LONDON BACH SOCIETY : 8 p.m .,
Quandt Gym.
Fieldhouse . Sponsored by Arts a nd Lectures Series .
"A THEATRICAL MIRACLE!"
~·-''" '". ~ '"' "'~" Q:> -life Magazine
SAT., DEC. 1st - 8:30 P.M.
QUANDT FIELDHOUSE
UW-STEVENS POINT
ALL SEA'ni RESERVED $6-.M · $6..&0 • $4.60
UW~NS POL'OT STUDENTS 50c OFF
a~-.Jlable
at UW Student Center, InlonnaUon
Booth, West=bftTer'a, Stereo Shop, S&e•·ens Polnl.
Church Drup, Wlaconoln Rapids. Bob'a MUAical Isle,
" 'auu.u or order by mall: Send your cheek and se-ll·
~ otampm envelope and mall 10 eo.pell , UW
(.'enter Propwn, U\V.Ste\·ens Polnt. S&c \·ea• Polnt,
wu. M481.
Tlrkda
friday, november 2
AERIAL CIHC S PEP RALLY : ~ : 15 p.m., meet on Ihe
bleachers outside or the football practice field .
UAB F ILM : 8 p .m .. Wisconsin Room , U.C. " The Sterile
Cuckoo ."
saturday, november 3
FOOTBALL: 1:30 p .m ., Goerke Field. Eau Oaire.
l.'AB F ILM: 8 p.m ., Blue Room . DeBol Center . ' 'The Sterile
Cuckoo ."
U!I: ITED CII UHCH OF CHR IST : m K
service at 10 a.m .
•
1
ST . I'AUL'S UNITED MET IIODil>l'l'l l l 'ltl'll
Blvd . Service at 10 a .m.
FHi\ME PltESBYTERIAN CII L:It!'ll :
Sunday services al 9:15 and 1 0 : ~5 a m
CIIUilCH OF TilE INTERCESSIO.\
01urc h . Sunday masses at 9a .m . and s · t5p m
FIIIST CIIUitCH OF CHRIST SCIE:>:TIST :
nesola and Main . Sunday school 9 :30 a.m.
service 11 a .m.
NEWMAN UNIVEHS ITY PAHISII
Chapel (Basement of St. Stan 's l: Cloister
Maria Drive . Weekend masses . Saturday 4
Newman Chapel ; Sunday , 10 a .m ..
11 :30 a .m . and 6 p .m ., Cloister Chapel.
Tuesday through Friday , 11 :45a .m and
Chapel , Confessions , Wedn esday,~ p.m.,,
:-lcwJn;.,
DIVINE WORD LUTHERAN Clll'
Sunday services a t 10 :15a .m . and 6 p.m. f or ~ar1Soc1na uon
call 344-lUBS.
PLANETAHIUM SERIES: 3 p.m .. Science
Lucky 01' Sun" narrated by Mark Trcuden.
ARTS AND LECTURES SERIES : 8 p.m.
Fine Arts Building. "Speculum Musicae."
2lllh century music .
PLAYBOY 1973
"BEST JAZZ HORN IN THE NATION"
Hey Jude - F1re & Rain - Ell's Coming - Aquarius
and otbers fill tbe biU for • . .
MAYNARD FERGUSON
HERE in the Berg Gym
Tues., Nov. 6 - 8 p.m.
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT TilE INFORMATION DESK (UC)
STUDE?oo"T MANAGERS (AC & DC) ALSO AT THE DOOR
A~D
Scientists on
(~~ISS~
l
over the appearance of
preli
req1>
capa
Badz
men I
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November 1, 1973
STUUENT ORGAN RECITAL : 8 p.m .. Trinity Lutheran
Omrch. Manko Oku .
UA il FILM: 8 p.m .. Wisconsin Room University Center .
'
" Elvis, Tha t 's The Way It Is ."
•
monday, november 5
1m pus
~~o1th
.1nday
Ish ire
n St.
WOMEN 'S INTRAM URALS : Open facilities lor all women
m gymnastics, sw1m ming, racquetball courts. and all
gy mnas1ums lor volleyball tournaments . Bring your own
sw•msu1ts and caps . 6-10 p .m .
WILDLIF~ SOCIETY LECTURE : 7 p.m .. Wright LoWJge .
U.C. The W•ldhle Soc1ety 1s presenting its first lecture in its
seminar series lor this term. Dr . Charles M. White wi ll be
giving a _talk and slide presentation on the life history ol the
wh1te-tailed d~r . Soc1ety members planning on deer
taggmg later th1s fall should attend this seminar . All other
interested individuals a re welcome as well .
STUDENT TASK FORCE MEETING: For protection ol
grad programs . 9 p.m ., DeBot Center .
' h St.
Minl urch
.1nan
1300
p.m ..
and
SSCS,
E1r1Me•
11¥ Iller HI Ill
....
111
nerseas 1n111nu
for tile session slartlnc hll. 1974,
the Europun Medical Students
Placement StrYice, Inc. will mist
•••lllld American students In
cainlnt admission .to recocnlzed
nernas me.dltal schools.
And tllat's just tile beclnnlnc.
A
UAil FILM : 8 p.m .. Allen Center Upper . " Elvis . That 's The
Way It Is."
tuesday, november 6
Since the lln&uJ &t b11 ri e:r conshl utes
the
11 week mt<hu t and
.S . I:
"That
dent w•ll attend mtlhul schooJ.
by Roger Barr
UWSP News
TEXTBOOK
P URCHASE :
Nov . 9 is the last day Lo
I
purchase textbooks and pay
STUDENT RECITAL. 3. 45
Mi h
. ·
lor lost textbooks at the 20 per
. .
· . p.m ·· c e1sen Hall , Fine Arts cent discoWJt. No texts sold
Bwldmg .
after Nov . 9.
POINTER RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB : 6:30 p.m ..
downstairs lobby. George Stein Building . Training mll take
place at the Stevens toint Rine and Pistol Club in Whiting. CONTIWLLE R'S OFFICE
PROGRAM ON RACE, SEX DISCRIMINATION : 7:30 DEC LARES DIVIDEND :
p.m .. Wright LoWJge , U.C. The UWSP. Wisconsin Division The Controller'• office has
ol Health Program " Understanding Our Prejudices" llo111 declared a 1 per cent dividend
have its third meeting . The topic lor this session llo111 be on the October . 1973 balances
in S tu dent Fa cuI t y
" Race and Sex Discrimi nation ."
STUDENT DUO RECITAL : 8 p.m .. Michelsen Hall , Organizations accounts in the
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custody
ol AccoWJtmg Ser Fi ne Art s BUl ng.
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•m•sc · c anne
an vices at this University.
Dennis Svendsen . percussion.
The last t per cent dividend
was paid on account balances
UA B COFFEEHOUSE: Zack and Friends. The Grid . 9- 11 or September . 1973 .
p.m .. free popcorn .
Student Organizations a re
Contributions to Campus Calendar must be encouraged to use the Student
Facult y Or ganization
typewritten and doublespaced. The deadline is structure (or their con ·
Monday noon. If an activity is not listed in Campus venicnce in not havi ng to
Calendar, THE POI NTER has not been properly main tain checking accou nts.
buy checks. and pay service
notified.
charges . Why not investigate
the benefits of letting Ac-
Wednesday november 7
Hall.
1g in
•i
WWSP Plans
To Increase Wattage
"fhe campus radio station
The s tud ent controller 's
WWSP ha s been granted office is also beginn ing an
preliminary approval of its inqui ry !Jl to graduation costs .
request to increase wattage
Some students have voiced
capacity. according to Robert
Badzinski , student govern - concern over the fact that
students not partici pating in
ment controller .
The request lor increased grad uation exer cises a r e
power must first go through required to pay the same lees
the student controller 's office as those who go through the
lor ap proval, Badzinski said. ceremony . said Badzinski
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WORK OVERSEAS
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AU trades, sldlls and professloM
Students and GraduaU!I
MaJe
Eu=
Female
ffi&"her pay, no ""'""- tnv.J to Australl&.
So. and Oentnl America, Afrtca and So. East
Wrtte for our broehure:
Worldwide Student Opportunities
P .O. J11oX 1!611
lt'l5 OunJno F1ofte
Tl>ouaaad Oalul. calli. t13611
convern honal
l.lnt UJ&t count, mandatoty tur-111
stUdents. f1'tt hours da ~l)' , the COUflt
Is c•ven •n the country where the stu·
UN IVERSITY FILM SOCIETY : 7 and 9: 15 p.m .,
Auditorium , Main Building . "The Big Sleep, " starring
Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall .
at ion
ditflculty '" succttd ·
proar..am t lso lmludu '" •ntensl ve
STUDY GROUP : " WHO DOES JES US SAY HE IS?" 7
p.m .. Steffen residence , 2009 Main St .
;man
a pel.
pu~pondente
Ina 11 1 foftitn school, the Euromed
UAB SPECIAL EVENT: Maynard Ferguson Concert. Berg
Gym , 8 p .m . Tickets a t Info Desk <UC I and Student
Managers ol Allen and DeBot Centers .
coWl ling
Services maintain
the accounts lor you a t no
charge and get dividends in
addition . For details, see Mr .
Troyanowski in AccoWJting
Services , Room 003. Park
St udent Service Center .
ln th1t p.uticular country serrinc
U.C. M. PRE-MARRIAGE
SEMINAR: Thi s Pre Marriage Seminar on Nov. 17
from 8 : 15 a .m . to 4 p.m . at
Peace Campus Center is for
anyone
contemplating
marriage . II you wish to
attend . please call the UCI\1
offi ce as soon as possible and
pre-register . This seminar
llo11J be limited to 12 couples
on a first-eome, first-serve
basis . UCM
In ldd•hon , the Europun Med ic:JI
Students PIJCttMnt Sert•U provides
students with 1 12 wuA ,,;tensin
c:ultuul orientJt•on course, w1th Amer·
lun students now studyinc med•dnt
counselon.
Senior Of lftdlllh students currently
enrolltO in 1n AtMrlc.n unin rsily ••
tliaible to PJrtlc i p.~te In the Euromld
PI'Offlm.
For epplla tlon end further
lnlorm•Uon, phone toU tree,
(800) 645-1234
or write,
EUROPEAN MEDICAL
Stl .. m
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t Jo o.._c ... trr ~tN4
MYIHIJ , N.J . 11501
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FULL WINE
SELECTION
PARTY NEEDS
THE· BOTTLE
STOP
LIQUOR STORE
2326 Post RoaCI
Whiting
November I , 1973
THE POINTER
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Almost anything goes in
current campus fashions
Raising Funds for CARE
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YOUNG PEOPLE CONCERNED ABOUT THE
POOR AND NEEDY OF THIS WORLD FINO
FUND-RAIS ING FOR CARE THE ANSWER .
CLUBS AND GROUPS HAVE C:AU PROJECTS.
INDIVIDUALS AND FAM ILIES CONTRIBUTE.
BUSINESS FIRMS LEND A HAND. AND NOW
YOUNG i)EQPLE FINO CA RE PROMOTIONS
ARE THE THING TO 00- PARTIES , FAIR S,
SALES, DANC ES, BENEFITS- IDEAS THAt PAY
OF F IN FUN , EXPER IENCE . AND THE REWARDS
O F HELPING OTHERS.
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Overpopulation of pets
, creates a problem
by
l.a•.-r~nct' \\1h;oa
.. The biggnt problem
todayofcrueltytoanimalsis
over-population ." said Mary
Ann Krueger , ex-director and
one of the primal)' founden
of the Stevens
Point
ll umaneSociety .
~cording to rliures from
the Humane Society of the
United Slates , MOO to 5,000
dugs and cats are born each
hour in th e country
n
com~M!dto.U.5prn;onsper
hour This sludy also shov.:s
that the pet population ex·
plosion 11 cos tina:
the
Amen ca n lallpayer about
Stoo million annua ll y to
execute unwanted animals
and another S2SO million for
the openlion of animal
shelters and dog pounds.
M~peto"l'let'S,sa!d~l rs
KI'Ul•ger, do not reah :te the
part th ey pla y in this
problem t'igures from the
Portage County Humane
Society show that one un -
spayed female can, tn the
per•odoftl!'nyears.•ncrt'~
thfo ammal _pop.liatJon
some
~
m•lhon
by
lk'foret972abandolledand
stra yanim:llsmtheSte•·ens
:;,:a
from autom~ile
The nl'""' a11imal shel ter
located at BUkolt Park, said
:ll rs Kruel(er. pr ovides
beltercareofstra)'anlmals.
more animal control and a
more humane form of
eutha~sia
One of the di rectors of the
ne\to· s helter, Mr . !la y
L.eonarduidduetothein·
c~a:wng ~t population tx·
plos1o n, th1s shelter may
become very crowded in
anotl!erycarorso. CUrrently,
he utd. the c:apacity is ap·
proltlmately.fOtoSOanimals,
dt>pending 011 the size or the
P'Ointarea ..-~ kept,nthe
ell)' dog pound, sa1d Mrs.
KrUl'&U It ""'as a small
Wlhe>~tf'li bulldmg "''ith a
cap.ac1t y of tOto 1~an1mats,
man~· of wh1ch were kept
outs1de She furthl•r !'It ·
pl:mw.'CI that the method of
Mr Leonard explained
"putlulfl t~m to s l~ " ,.as tll.:iot.lltt'OrdtngtoState Law,
by ca rb on monolflde ananlmalhastobe kfptfor
St'\'endaysafter ills foundto
de-termine if 11 has been
abandoned Aft er this lime it
befiln1estheproperlyofthe
Cltyanduleltherputup for
adoptlonorputtoslt'tp Lut pui'J)OSH, hi&her lictnSC' fees
year, ana\·erageofforty.fin• for unsterilized anirr.als,
an1mals per month were stricter laws to encourage
euth:Jnized,saldLeonard.
better control of pets by pet
Accordmg to the U.S. o....·ners and stiffer penal ties
llumane Society and other for abandonina pelll.
organizations for anima l
The city of Stevens Point
\to'tlla~. some solutionlf to
has now passed a ne\1.' or·
these problems a r e : dinance 'lo'h\ch included all or
stMhzattOn of all dogs and these tdeas in an effort to
cats not kept for breeding soh·e the problems in our city
"'"
t
and to help cut the cost of
animal control.
Mrs . Krueger said ,
" llopefull y the laws will cut
down on the idea tll.:lt a pe t Is
just another thina to lire of
and 5oon becomes n casualty
inour 'throw.away'society"
lf you ha\'t any questi~
please ca ll the Anim ai
Shelter , :J.H-6012.
Smoking not allowed? ...
by KPithOtl•
'Or. Hermon tronslored his book
from clossico/ Sanskrit
UWSP Prof Publishes
Philosophy Text
by Kathy O'Coeltf'll
ttus anc1ent book lfe u1d he
...·as~m& hls translallon as
the text book tn some of his
philQ109hY classes.
Her man u1d he belie~o'H in
lheplulosophybroughtoutby
the book, and has 1 personal
commitment to this
pfniQ109hy He Solid one has
to be able to .wparate the
sense from the nonsense
IIerman uid he thoug.ht the
~aderu~~o'dlas forstudents book gives devot1onal
of phil010phy and religion.
meam111 to lhe hfe of con·
'lbt' book hu been called the temporary man
New Testa ment o1 Hinduism
Herman started to tran·
The Glta relates a «<n· slate the book from classical
Arthur Herma n. a UWSP
philoso phy profeno r , has
recently published a book.
The Bhaaavad G lta , A
Trntlalloo a ad Cr fllu f
C.:Mnl!leata ry.
The Bhaaavad Glta was
\toT1Iten as a n Introduction to
I n d ian r elig io n an d
phi1010phy for the general
~!ks~~~: ~:!e!~pro;e:~~ ::.~~~~r~':t~o~e~r,!
man in India's ancient put.
Some say the book attempb
to show aU men for all time
the stral&h t a nd su~ way to
knowledge, liberation and
happineu, said Herman.
Her man aaid that there
~~o·ere no lood translatiON of
State Research Commillc>t
The book. published by the
Olarles C n-nas Compa.ny
of Springfield. Ill . ra1ses
question~ concern1111 du th ,
Immortality, happne511i, sin
and vi r tue and othn' religious
matters concerning man
" Smok1n1 by students.
faculty and staff is not
allowed in univ e r sity
dassroo.ms I I is th e
rnpons1bl lll)' of the in·
structor to 1nsur e that
smokmg is not permitted in
h1s clas.snlOm or laboratory
seu1on.
Smokina IS 11o01
a ll owed 1n academic
bu1ldings elfcept in certain
designated s mokina areas
and fa c ulty and ad ·
mmtS!riUI\"C Offices "
This regulation. ~t ated m
thtoUWSPcataloc.appeusto
~taktnqwte l ightlyby the
majontyofstudents. facult)'
and st;~ff of this university.
Result s of smokina in
public bulidincs Colli, be 'ftn
nearly e\er)"'·here. althouch
the Wn;consin Administtati•·e
Code specirlcally designates
areas "''here amoking may
occur
··s mokin& is
prohibill'Ciin thedassrooms.
labo r atories . rest r ooms ,
store rooms and corridors of
uni\'trllty bwldings except
ln.ad,·ertently used as ash
trays ~~o·hich "caused a htue
smoke",
Go\·ernor Lucey st;:ated in
December 1971 : " It ts the
lega l and mo r al respon ·
t.ibllityolall stale agencies to
mam tam a u.fe erl\'ironment
for state employeotS. in mates.
pat1ents and for the public
who frequent state proper·
ties.' '
In thi s statemen t th e
Gove rn or '<~'a5 referring
specifically to the "Safe
Pl111ce St111t11te " !Stat ut e
101.(161 which reads : "E\·ery
employer shall furnish em·
ployment..,.·hichshallbesafe
forlheemployeesthereinand
5hall furm llh a place of em ·
ployment ~~>'hich shall be ufe
for employees therein and for
frequenlers thereof and shall
furni sh an d use s afety
devices and safeguards. and
shall adopt and uw methods
and proceues r easo nabl y
adeq uate tn render s uch
employment and places of
employment soafe, and 5hail
do e••ery o t her thing
reasonably necessa r y to
protectthelife,health,safety
and welfare of $uch em ·
ployt'l"S and frequenters .
E\'ery employer and e~o·ery
O\O'ner of a place ot em·
ploymentorapublicbuildinR
noworhereafter coos truct ed
5hall soconstruct , repairor
maintam such place of em·
ployment or public buildi ng
.uto rendcrlhesamesafe "
Not only does smokina
present labor an d sa fety
probtem~.butitalsopresent s
health.andcomfortproblems.
Some non ·smo king in ·
d.ivi dualsa reWleasyabout
smoking b)' thei r peers in
classrooms. and when the
mstructordoesthesamelhis
11tua1ton i5 com pow~~ .
The smokina regulations
can not be enforced on a
securi ty level They must be
obeyedbythepersonsthat
use the fac llihn Only then
ca n cloudleu harmony
prevail
~~:~~t~:~r~~~~~rfe~~ Dreyfus Receives Award
custochalserviceoncampus,
·•14·o..dd like to see smo!Dna
proh1biled entirely . "
buildinRS genente txtr.a
labor This rC$Uits from l1le
dam111ae. which requires
~n::~~ ~; d,;~~a x~~
cups. whic'h are onen used
for ash t ra ys .
Although smokifll in past
yeanhasnotpresentedany
ma)Or safety hazards, Mr
Vo'alki&Sh has. on oecuion,
heard or waste containers
Olarw:ellor Lee S Dreyfus has received an award from
~~~;:e..""~~«~~~ :at~ ~~rd A~~~
exec utive sec retary.
The Council of Tr ust.e-es of the AUSA selected Dreyfus to
rece1ve the President 's medal for 1971. It is the second
highest award prewnted by lheC"OWK:il .
The meda l was awa rded in recotnilionn of OreyfiiS'
&upport of the U.S. Army and the ROTC Prosram in
p;~rtkula r , f'Titzuid.
Thec::Oirlctl presented the awa rd to Dreyfus lithe annua.J
IWlcheon in Wallhlngton, D.C.
Page 12
November I, 1973
THE POINTER
A way to Iick the
'bad semester blues'
by PerTy Jewell
There may be a way to lick
the 'bad semester blues' . The
proposed
syste m . ca ll ed
academic
bankruptcy ,
consis ts of l\lt' O separate
programs which. a.llow the
s tudent to el •m •nate a
se mester or a part iat ·
semes ter of unsatisfactory
work from his transcripts. In
the fint plan. both grades and
credit! fo r an entire semeste r
a r e dropped giving the
student the opportunity to
r e take the
complete
semester . The second plan
would pcnni t elimination or
only the undesirable grades
and credi ts or any given
semester . Bot h plans include
provisiom for repetition of
those courses . It must be
pointed out , however, that rf.e
two plans are mutually ex·
elusive and would not be In
eHect at the same time .
Man y s tudents ( p ar ·
11 c ular ly freshme n and
sophomores 1 find personal
problems . work conflicts and·
or f1n a nc1 a l wo rr ies s o
overwhetming that grades
s uffer cons iderably . Wh y
should they be penalized for
this'? For some time now
t h e re ha s bee n some
discussion on this subjec t, in
om attem pt to rind an alt er·
native plan . The idea or tota l
ac ademi c bank ruptcy has
been discussed as a possible
remedy for the problem . Th is
plan "'-ould mean that a
student would lose an entire
semester . both the time and
the money E\'en though tHe
semester would not count
tOONards graduation it would
sllll apptar on the records
and would be available to
prospective em ployers and to
graduate schools . Currently ,
many employers and grad
schools either ta ke a bad
semester mto considerati9n
or rev1ew only the last two
years of s tudy.
The idea of gelling rid of
only the bad portions of a
5emester is by fa r the most
feasible plan , giving the
student the oppor turUty to
drop a bad grade <or grades 1
a nd retake the cr edits.
To totall y d r op a bad
se m es ter is a ple asa nt
th ought but it is not
academica lly sound. Who is
to say tha t a s tudent with a 3.0
g r a d e ave r age a nd ten
dropped c redits is the equal of
a student with lhesamegrade
pointbutwi thout anydropped
credits'! Would this be fair" to
either s tud e nt'! Another
factor to take into con·
sider alion Is what eHect this
system would have on the
over ·alJ grade poin t average
ifthe s tudentwereaUowedto
use thi.5 procedure every time
he recei ved a bad grade. The
grade point ratio of the
average st udent wou ld
probably climb and inflation
Zulu .
by Tony Oaarl u
Two housing conferences
~i ll soon be held , said Gwen
Ne ls on , r eside nc e h a ll
program director .
· The Association of Col lege
and Universi t y Hous i ng
Off i cers t ACUHO l i s
scheduled to be held Nov . 2·3.
The conJerence "'ill meet a t
So u t h D ako t a S t a t e
University . It includes the
upper -midwest region .
Three students and four
advisers from UWSP will
n tt e nd . The y a r e 1\tary
J acquim , the s tudent com ·
municalions coordina tor for
SAYS HILPERT
by Lydia Abell
" A good job as a
programmer -analy s t is
r eadily ava il able to the
UWSP graduate who minors
in compute r science ," said
Frederick M . Hi lp e rt ,
Dir e ctor of Academic
Computing .
Compan ies th at previously
had to train thei r own
pr og ramme r -a na lysts are
eage r to hire trained
g r ad uate s, acco rd ing to
Hilpert . "Computer '4'0rk is
increasing In colleges and is
seen more and more in s mall
businesses."
Most s tudents who become
programmer·ana lysts major
in math or business, and
minor in computer science .
Computer Science 106, the
introductory course . does not
req uir e a bac kground in
math . 'The course deals with
the rudiments or the skill .
" By the end or the semester ,
students can wri te si mple
programs, " sa id Hil pert.
Com puter Science 106 has
dropped from s ix to four
s ec t ions th is · s emeste r .
Hilpert believes tha t this drop
The London Bach Society
was founded in t!H7 by its
pr ese nt cond uc to r . Paul
Stei nitz. primarily to perfonn
the works of Bach in a
manner as nea rly authentic
as possible .
Under Stelnitz 's direction .
the society began its ca ntata
project In 1959 The conduc tor
ha s since decla red that it is
part of his life 's work to give
all 200 or the church cantatas
m London . for they contain
some of Bach 's fmes t music .
In the last 10 ye:ars. the choir
ha.s given about 100 cantatas .
S1nce 1ts first public
recitals In London , the en·
semble has been a malnstily
of the English musical scene
as well as perform ing In
Germany , brael and the
United States.
renects competition from a
si milar course , Business 320.
rather than reduced s tudent
interest.
Th e computer scie nc e
fa cilities are presently
limited to one term ina l which
ti es i n to a large computer a t
UW· La Crosse . " We a r e
attempting to obtain tenninal
~:tr:b~.,.\e~:~::~:~~
the Nationa l Association of
Coll ege a nd Un iversi ty
ltesidence Ha lls CNACURH) :
Mike Streb, co~hai rm an or
Knutzen Hall ; Ge rold
Bour bonnais, vice-president
of Pr ay ·Sims Hall ; John
Timcak , director of Baldwin
Hall : Mel Karg, assistant
director of hot1'5ing : Fred
Le a fgren , director o f
housing ; and Gwen Nelson.
ACU HO Is a proCessional
orga nizatio n desi gned to
im prove communicati on .
Sessions there will be con·
cemed with research a nd
hou.slng, business, recruit·
mcnt or students , community
re la tions a nd innovative
. programming. said Nelson.
Another similar conference
will be held Nov . 9-11 at In·
diana State Universi ty. This
conference Is of the Great
Lakes Associa tion or College
a nd University Resi dence
llalls ICLACURII I.
Good Jobs Available For
Computer Science Minors
London Bach Society
To Perform Here
The London Bach Society, a
group of 80 i nstrwn~talis ts
and vocali sts specializing in
Bach and modem British
composers . will perfonn In
public concert at UWSP on
Thursday , Nov 1.
The 8 p.m . performance
will be held in the Quandt
Gy mn a s ium of the
F'1eldhouse Tickets will be
10ld at the door and in ad·
vance at the Arts and Lee ·
Lures Box Office.
The SOCiety wiU perlonn
Joseph Haydn 's ' "Te Deum m
C; " Cantata No. 78 · "Jesu.
der du meme Seele" and Suite
No. -4 m D·major by Johann
~ba5tian Bach : and Stanley
Gla~r ·s "Tbe Chameleon
and the Uz.ard ." a choraJ
entertainment performed in
wnuld be the end resu lt . Some
restrictions would be needed
as to the number of Urnes th is
sys t'!m can be used .
At the present lime the
issue of academic bankruptcy
has fairly well died as a
major issue . It was brough t
before the Academic A/fairs
Commi tt ee for discussion
earlier in the semester but
the need for such a sys tem
was not con3idered grea t
enough to warrant a change
in policy. A s tudent s till has to
a nswer for his academ ic
performance but there at
leas t has been a reasonable
a tte mpt made to help counter
things like 'bad semester
blues' .
Housing Conferences
Scheduled For November
serve s tudent s- fr om the
Between 200 and 300
UWS P region who have s tud e nt s a re expected to
already worked with com · participate in this part icular
pulers in high school, said conference. UWSP Is sending
lUI pert .
28 stude nts , represent ing
Many people are afraid of each hall. and accompanied
co mputers , which is not by Gwen Nelson .
necessa r y, Hilp e r said .
GLACURH is designed to
"COm puters are stupid. They
ar c marvelo~ data banks , bette r communication , im ·
but they must be program · prove programming and
med ."
upda te policies, according to
Ne lson. The con fer ence will
feature " buzz" sess ions on
s l a ff an d hall co unc ils
coordinating bette r co~d
halls. special programs and
1nclude
ente rt ai nm ent
showcases . The.re will be
special sessions tor advisers .
. GLA CU RII is a Gr eat
L.akes sub-conferenc e of
t NA C U RII . NACUR H is
i! nalion -w;de and meets during
t the summer . The current
1 GLACURII co-cha irmen are
E !!~:~n
Spence a nd Shery
Two Rouault Prints Given To UWSP
A Milwa ukee J ournal copy
editor who has a hobby of
coiJecting Rouault prints and
then giving them away has
donated two of the aquatints
to UWSP .
Leonard Schell~ com piled
a collection of 200 prints by
Georges Rouault in the last IS
years and has give n most of
them to colleges and
universities throughout the
United States.
Th e vete r a n newspaper ·
!War )" series of 58 artworks,
are con.1idered the greatest
works of religious art of the
twentie th century .
The French artist did the
series after 15 years of In·
ter millent labor between 1916
and t931. Ue fused together
the two themes or compassion
a nd war Int o a s ingle
anguished commentary on
modern civlllz.ation.
~df~~:t~Mti=r~~!~·l.5~~~:
entitled "No. 4-Take refuge
in your hea rt , miserable
vagabond " and " No. 7- We
think ourselves kings ." The
a qu atints. now incl ud ed
among the un l vu s ity ' s
perman~t art collection , will
be on display In the main
lobb y of the Alb e rt son
Learning Resources Cen ter.
His gifls to UW.stevf!llS
Po int have an es tim a ted
combined worth of 1950. 'The
aquati nts, as p a rt or
R ouault ' s
" Mise r e r e
CCompasslon ) E t Guerre
n;borah Saito •lewed two trfJlul RouWt prUUthlt have •
been donal<d to the permanent a rt <oiled ion of UWSP by
Milwaukee Journal copy editor Leonard Scholler. Tile·
newsman has a hobby of collecUna worb by the French
arUst and giving them to coUegea and unlyerlltlea.
'
RECORD REVIEW
November I, 1973
Page 13
Goats Head Soup Watergate implications_offered
By The Stones
l"roftsSOrS at UWSP ano
•
developmg a new .::oune
forma.- 111 a ··"Y ton& tunt
and11'11hrkindott.tulf"'·e'vt
" GOATS U£AD SOUP"
TIIEROUJNGSTONES
«~melo"l~tfromlhr St­
ODe 1111111 be carri'ul "''hm
diK\1111111 the Rollin& S t -
1M ftSd whm lhn-e Is a Jau«·
Not Is " 100 \ 'urs Aao"
,.-hidlls~tydu.llllllllllllf'lr
and their m~nk.
Their
loiJo"'·en are IIQOCII 1M ~
toyal...and fi.!Uitkin w ...·orld.
ranklna just a noU:II below
South Ameritan soe«r faru
On the 1uif1ce teo·el this Is a
fairly JOOd album. The mutlc:
rocksyoufnmtimetour.~eand
al"'"l)'l
•hm -
11
flow\ni. 11'1 only
triplt-tratk·vacal 0\.lt lasts for
a lhllrt t1me befon- w blftd
Jumps into a dri-in& filldh
'"Comln& eo.."" ,.,..... Ul
•·n-y ..tow and uninterfttilljl
Qcrpt for a briri ~Uduet that
almost pulb tM ,.·hole thine otf
"Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo
11\.artbnaker!" tomt"' vn-y
rloH 111 bcmga 1110d 501111 but
10ft bmcatll the - the plel.ldo-hc.avy wa·wa &llit.ar
IW"f~ thatthelhal.lovo·neuot
alld the lou:!iy mdody ot the
the reconlinc Is mea~. and 1
mtin •·CJWS dr•l 11 da"'n
don"l
ICC how any Hlf·
I"'"Jpechn&~f....lkl'Ould
be•"fftlllilrlfd "'"lthlt
()n(e upon a time t.be Roll~
Stonel IO'CN! the IJ"Citetl RICk
,.ndrollbandinlhe"'·orldlnd
Mock Jauer made it a pomt to
let~oukr1Dw1boul il. Althou,dl
not Min&JrCIIInno•·•con in
tMtnoe-oflhe,.-onlthey
..-ld Uk~ nbtin& lOili formtl
•bluet, r«kand roU. ctr. land
.Wniop tMm 10 1 level only
drramC'dolJ)rTiloualy l11thelr
~a~ I B.rclan8aDq1oct, ~lt
H~. Get YCT Ya·\'1'1 Out.
SU~ky f'l111erl l tht 5\0IIel
m1n.a1C'd to lo"'""" the Bc1tln 10
serond plare on tile rock
~•n1dom
lmagme the lhodl
,..,,."" 111.11 ,.-rnt lhrou(h LM
t• s aft,.· ,.·er:taaaowMnllw
band lpp.-lrccl un n11101111
tt'lt'VIIIOII LIP·SYNCH I~G
theor~hkt th<'fONIHs
pupp.-toc:u ,.·tuc:llhavt'vacC'd
• ;~.~~=.:::
••hkehtarin1 1 famoliar hint
bo-onJ tun& 111 1 forel&n
lanr;ua&t'. you krlllw 11'1 lhl·
fCTI'n\butltiOUTIIbaolamlhlr
Tht' SUNin" mutk hu l imply
stopped pros.rtuing AI thr
;:.::',~ ~h,cwo -rC"'on't
!roublelllhltthet..-olreaort
yf contradictory
f"int, and
'"'.utl1kely. n"lpou.obll'th.atth<'
II....,Phatber:omt'IOOnc:h•nd
laty,.lldlostln)'dsiti'IO,.«k
at ~,.... tile bat noe HrOftd
S ol too m11d!"'-ld.-.cl 10
bcllodabout"Afi&IC"C..,.,C
ttuu 11"1 probably the s.-·
IO'ont linJl• SI/ICC w1y-bKk·
then IO'hftl ll'lt)" lh'e US ttuff
hlue " D.andelion"
"Sih"ft' Train" open~ s~ '"'"0
.rld~Salm~5tasbadasJotlnny
WintCT·s,-..,.,.ton
" lhde Your Lev•" .a11d
"Wonter" a.-.. bot!! prell)' a..-lul
t'l«pt forloOm••·n-yfiMIUilar
..ort tmosl hbly b)· Mock
T1ylor l Japer't voc:aJ,.·ork
ontMIIIIerOJresUya~oniO
l111tm to but ~Rit on Uocr.o.
folks · Uun&S set 11.-llft'
"'Can \'ou lku the )JIISIC" ,.
arlu.ybltol.-..glt-roc:kll'Lit
.-..ally brOUCht m~ around and
madr mt tbmk I m11ht have
llt~rd•heprc---H)Id ltullontht
,.·ronjl lnmt of mond or
110mt'lhon1 The only dnwbfo"lht'sonJII»I'Ith.:ollt'llbl\loo
lon«f«alototpeoplt'
~·~j~~~~
Qnt'Uunc tokooep1nmllld 11
that any su.r- .album 11 10rll
.,.Of'tlltMuslod)..udonoCIIonc
butlllt...,loU...drum troc:t
Ooarlie l'o'a111 •• t111l - of tht'
~t
Unfortunately tilt' limP
~r:;:,: ~~~~~\~n~~~~:~
pu~enll,illtoliOdo'"·nonrork
ho)tor) I> pertuopttlwii«''OId
betleadJwWduot"·er tafll'r
tho-Allman Btotutcami. Kt'1tll
llochard and ~hctT.aylora.et"m
n~~~tml
..-,til lnt'l'elyalln-rYtor•
~bliii)'Uitllcy ,.,-uh to~Q
bt'(..-eoe~~Jcad;andrloylllm
IIIUIIC that II I pi"'\'nl
'"'""'' on the lllel charta
Surky "' iqen and Eoule on
\111n St Wf re the band'l
DIQftt lfllen C'ter and thr
n•uso~ on theH luL albwnl 11
Llr"tly lnterchan&able from
<NICIOIIICKIIct'
Mo!Mr lbouihtlhll I can't
•t-tout olmymindil th.at 1M
SIDM:IICCrrlt.obeJivUL& int.o
Althoulh pla~1njl; prt-tty IO'f'll.
Tl)'ior h~a abo )t'l to r.ach1t'-f lht' br~tloanc• ht
nhobotl'd on M.ayall's "Barr
Worcs" I!Kk tn · 61
To Jum 11 all 11p Musoc for
thll! body" Somrtomtt: Music'
fortllt"Mad" \'flY..rtdom
\Oitll
outaide pi"HAII'"non~IO
avtlld~y
:u~•,et.::..~x:;::.,~
tM covcr-pflotofor tlleatbum
~~~:t!J:'t:10...: ;
:.=,:;
Ill In llimllar move, 110111
on&LIIIllyentilll'd "Star ·rer"
•abbreviation mlnel hu turned
up 11 "'S tu Stu... Ate tbne
l,..ldhnc aut~ Tbat ,..y bal
botllf"OI:ll bla.lhl'iraetloonlara
ltlcat.t a bit queatlolllbloewbcn
)OU contlder!hefiCithattbe
Roll~~ ~thrirown
reran:~
label and
10
lllouldlo"t
~~=n~c~~c:.,:~~~~~ft:
cl!Wibut.or,ls &Jvlactllemany
huale llle)o~nnd...-.r
··~
G'NI.IIIu4S.., ial fairly
lood album. No time it wasted
~~!:U:r~-~
thr .now.
1b1a Is aimpl)'
J111er'a belt .-ocal per-
entitled " Implica tions of
Wa tergate"
lt"'·•UbegJvmduringthtspnng semester for one
credit on a pass-fall basis
through the UWSP Dl\ision of
Educat•onal Ser vices alljt
lrvlovati\·e Programs 1be
polll•cal science professors
"'-no ""'•li tuch it are expeel •~ some membt:rs of the
public "'·•llbeenrolllngfor
oon-crC'dit.
Use of telephones, •e·
cordingtotestimonygl\·enon
the scandal to date, played
•mportantrolesinthe alleged
Weekly 7:Hnlnute classes
p olit 1c a l
es pionoge ""illbeginlnJanunry andrun
s urro unding
Wate qfDie . on Tue:~day e\•cninp.
Miller said he p-opcl!Kd
AppropriJ~tely. lhe Slevt-ns
Point coune plaMco:n are ··wat~ate" because some
consi~inglo~ thcdevlcH of this students expreued
intheircourseas ~~o·co:ll
interest In taking a political
Edward Miller, assistant science C1Nrse that ~Hoed ln
pro feuor or polfhcal ¥ienee
whowill coordinatethewr ies
lectures. said arrangements will focus on constitutional ,
:nerica~m~~~- ~ur~
areinthe~~o·orkstohs\·e thc
pr esident Ia ! ,
a nd
e le.::tlon
cour5eairN over the s tate congreulonal
f ina n ci n g
educational tel e phone net· c ampaign
""'O!'ksopersonsuntakepart problems cr eated by events
ln every county by tuning in ~t~rroundina the 117:1 cam·
at lis t eni n g centers in paign plus discunions on
general de mocratic values.
courthouseJ.
Coffeehouses to have room
byRosleSiatkry
UAB Corff!!houses will
ha\·e theirO~~oTiroom~~o•hcnthe
addition to the Union is
complttf'd.
!-' or s tudents. the cof·
fcehouse wilthen become a
placeas..-eUasasoun-eol
good, lh·e entc:rtamme nt in a
~!axed atmosphere.
" Wilhthenew fac tlitics.it
....,JJbC'possibletoiC"fveappk
c1der v.1tll a jug band per·
formanceor contractlhe food
service to~dltacos,"stated
O..rlene Rcadel , clulirman of
cofft-ehouse commit~. The
r~ev.· room w1ll adjoin the
Grrdiron
Bt.-er ~~o·rii ("Ontinuctobcsold
a nd frl't' popcwn will be
a nrlablev.·hcne•·er posaible
Caffffhou.ses first became
popular dun~~~~: the bealllik
eraoftheliO's. lt ga\·earti$1$
theupenenceofpcrforming
heforeah••eaudienceand
audlences tlx' r h.:Jnce to listcn
to a varrtll y of good e n·
tt-rt:unmcnt
UWSPcoffl'cllousn featu~
professionals on a performing
c1rc u1t and local s tude nt
t.lcnt Most of t~ outs1de
perfo r mers ha \' e a lre11dy
bee-nconu-acttdbutmanyof
lhe studentcoffeehouHS have
yet to be booked
8t'causcaf budget cuts.~: %5
centcovercharge hss been
t'llfotetd v."henoutsrdc-talent
groups perform
"This wasthe onlywayto
kl'<'p the same type of good
entcrtatnmcnt as was con-
SAYS CHRISTOPHERSON
lrKtN other yean," said and respond to the artist ...
MiM Readcl •aid .
Miss Reade!.
This year only s tude nt
are free ,
According to Mlu Reade!,
ilff held in lhe Gridiron. thecommitteetries to select
Hcc11use o f the need to uvarietyofmuslc, from blue
c harge. all ot her per· grass to country and jau.
rormanc-es are scheduiN 11 Jam sessions a r e also
De B o t , Allen or the planned. where musicians
UnivcrsityCenter, dtpending come to exchange Ideas and
qn what's av~:ilable. ' "The oUlers come to listtn. UAB
Wudiencuarea'tasJ~r~e but provides a p.a. system and
those that come listen well lighting.
coffeehouses.~~otllch
Cable TV Officials To Hold
Conference Here Nov. 7
Seven!
n t tion s ll y p r o minent offici~:ll a nd
5p«1alistsoncable television
tCATV I will be at UWSP
Wednesday. Nov. 7, to s peak
lllll 5eVC11-hourinforma tionlll
co nf e r e nc e on c ab l e
teleYision, particularly as it
relates to cduc~:tion .
The program.sponsored by
the State Depa rtment o f
Pubhc Instruction and the
Wisconsin
Educational
Commurucallons Board. has
1n its lineup of lecturers
Stt'phen Effroc ol the Federal
Com munication 's
t F CCI
CATV Bureau. Ellen Roberts
oHhcFCC CATV Information
Centc:r . and David !-'ost!!r,
presidtnt ol the Nttlontl
Cable Television Association.
Orancellor I.« S. Dreyfus of
UWSP and Lawrence Uchty
of UW-Madison, who u e
cha•rman a nd staff coor·
din.ator for tht &0\-ernor's
Blue Ribbon Commission on
Cable Television, will 11lso be
5peaking.
Barbar.a Thompson, state
s uperintendent of p ubl ic
instruction, will open the
programwith awelcomeat9
a .m . rn the University Center
EHros and Mlsa ltoberts will
discuss "'Federal RtguJ.at1ons
and Practices" a t t : IS a .m .:
Lic hty ...., u speak on "Slate
De\·elopments in CATV" at
ll : ts a .m . foos~ on ' "The
Cable Operator'• Point of
View" at \ : IS p.m .; a nd
Dreyfus on " Educa tors. Get
With It" all p.m .
lnaddition, ascriesofcase
studies on CATV In education
will be given at 1 p.m . by
Lowell Wilson, Cra1g Vogt
and Duane Radeke
Thesessionsareopentothe
public.
Comm Has High Quality Programs
lfllicklhr
albu.mjlorltdlsanftl"iel2b,l12
IIIChJ)idLII"I'Of iCi uldronfiUC'd
•
THE POINTER
The undergraduate and
graduate programs in the
UWS P Communi c at ions
Department a r~ o f t~e
highest quality s.a•d Myrv1n
Qrristopherson. department
~ !: "does the UWSP
communictlions
PI"Ofl.l"am.
es peciall y the graduale
program. compare to other
tc hools? Is the r e an)'
5ignificantrcc~111tionoflhe
program? To ftnd the •n·
awets to these quest ions
communication
professor•
and communiullong.rtdw.tc:
studentsloi!C're •nterYM:..-td
Thisll"'" hatthcyblld to say ·
" The
Communications
Drpartment •s of lhe highest
quality," 5a1d Vent Kcnas,
1
1
UWSP g nduate 1tudent.
"'UWSP compares fa•·orably
agarnst otht r universities."
MaryAllnoeMoore. another
graduatc:studcnt,Sllid that in
comparisontooUlerachooLs.
the UWSP communications
procram was found supcriOC"
•nstructional staff 11 com·
pared to oUlcr universlti~
has more Pb.D. professors
than anywhere In the s tate:
ucept for M1 diaon . The
program 11 s uperior to
M.Haon in that MadiJon is
not intcgratN "'
William Work , executive
"Our graduate proaram
hasdefimtcvalucbecaldotit ~«retary of tht Spc«:h and
ll UIIUJUC in the state," 11id CommUNCalions Aslodatton
Ro ger Bullis. I U WSP in New York. sent a let~ to
communications professor UWSP C h ance llor L ee
"At Madiaononecan'tgeta ~man Dreyfu.ln which he
gtner.aldt'gree lt hastobe s.aid. "'UWSP graduate 11nd
Wldergraduatc programs a re
mo~spcclfic. "
" At UWS P there il a de.igned in li&ht of the
superKW &raduate pr~am." educ:llional needs of today
satd Willit m Dav tdson . and tomorTow, effeclln& a
tno ther U WS P r om · syntheJIIOftheoreliCIIInd
munications prolusor """fbe .applitd studies relatln& to
human communicat ion. It
~ms tome the arcttltectaof
your pl'"og r am haY e
re co gni1ed well the
l imitation• of academ ic
;cfu',~-~enLaliution
and
In another letter sent to
Dreyfus, Ron a ld All en.
professor of Comm~r~icaHon
AtU at Madison, said, " I
~:.~::: %~~~ b;;!Ju'!:~
program in communicationa.
II ~eem~ to me the depart-
:n~~: to~ oX~'~
seeondaryteachert. Jlopethe
winds of c hange will not l1y
waltetheexn-Uentworildone
by you and yourcollcq:ue~at
SleYCJU~nt."
THE POINTER
Page 14
November I, 1973
Krueger begins 11th year
Vcoteran baskt'lball ('Olllch Bob
KrlWJer luis ~un his lith
~uon at the helm of the UWSP
basketball team w1th u can·
dldates ~·ng f<N' oprruna
Enlund. Ptnl Jt'rg. Bob Ramlet
and :\tan Smith Smith •s also a
ao pcnnts a ~eamf' . Je\'enth in thfo
wsuc
mtombft" of the \&r-Sity footba ll
team
KrutKf'r 1n«hcates that a pr~
se... son ('valuation a d.JlficuJt
bKause of the unurta.ant)' an
the malr.eup of the squad
IIO"'' "''tr, help will be n~ed
~rom 1ncomlnK freshmen 01
transfers before Point ...ill be
able to Improve in the WSUC.
Sconns wasn ' t a major
problem last nason The
Pointers' 16 9 avenge ,..as
second only to Whilcwater . but
defensively they yielded about
dnlll
Tht Po1ntrrs are com•na oH a
d1u ppomtmg "-12, to•&hth place
flnash m the Wi~onsm State
Unlvenil)'
Con ferenc:t'
1WSUC I last season , but
Krtwger has some experuenc:fd
~rsonnel
MAN FOR ALL SEASONS?
rt'turmng that he
beht'\'e5 ...,. ,II f<H"m the nuclt"US of
a .squad tMt can 1mpc-o' 't' on
that record
~lost promu~nt among K'-'m
rt'tu rnang lettermen IS All ·
Con fertn« guard Ca l Kuphall.
""ho fmashed second m league
-.c:onng last Kason wllh a 17 3
average At SolO Kupha\1 g1ves
Krueger consistent Koring and
ludtrstup from the badtcourt
AI§O returning m lhe backC"'UTI
will be ~teran guard Bruce
We•nkauf who presently 11
st.aruns end on the Pcxnter
football team Other retununa
~termen
are Roler Busa. Tom
by Jim lb b«k
Se,·eral
reasons
v.·e r e
prnented 1n exptan.1tlon ol the
nre One player felt Platteville
had ca~ the blowout . This
was refuted , however, whtn It
was rememWed that Platteville's entire team had been
" nat" that day '
Another
poss1b1hty suggested was that
Po1nter runn inK baclr. Ben
Breese had eaten too much for
suPI)tr that night The final,
and accepted, explanation
stated that tM bus wu out ol
Wpe a!ld had become " tirtd "
OUI
Thr hero on the spot proved to
be auistant coach Norbert
"Nubbs" Miller, who replaced
the fron t·llne tire with a n acceptable aubstilute. This was
done with the help of a passing
bus driver. who offered such
v.·ords of advice as "ya, huh"
and " uh huh " When asked how
he felt the subllltutc lire would
perform , Coach Miller 1s
rumored to have uid, "It looks
lilr.e a Good Year !"
Local BoY.
Tim Sulh\•an, a \972 graduatt•
or UWSI, . re«ntly had an article published 1n Sport
magaz..ne. one of the leading
monthly sporu majllu.JnH 1n
the country
The article. pnntf'd tn tht'
~o\·ember tssue of ~por t ,
descnbes how 3 local bas.rb.1ll
ran. Uob " Ma " Pt'Sch,setan all ·
tim(' record for eaung the most
br nt,.·urslS during a nlne-lnmnl(
majo r league game at
Mdw aukt'e County Stadium
PHCh 's feat was .. 1tn~ by
Sul11van and another UWSP
alumnus. Randy Wte\'t'l, now a
local rre-e-lance ,.,nter !'port
also published an action photo
of Pesch taken by Doug Wojcik,
A Ste,·c> n ~ Point llali)' Jou rn• l
photographer and UWSI)
student
The Sport a rt icle Is not
Sullivan's first succus In
national publication When
SuJiivan was a UWSP senior.
The Sp«1inJ Sews published
hls article expla.inlng how to
catch foul balls at ma)or leaKue
~II parks.
sports shorts
lee McPhail was named to succeed out-going Ame r ican
League president Joe Cronin . Cronin has been named
chairman of the league's board of directors .
Yogt Berra signed a three )'ear contract to manage the
New York Mets . Berra's new contract is estim ated to bf
wort h $75,000 a year .
Scc rclarl at won the last start of hi s ca r eer n t lhc
Canadia n International Championships. " Big Red " won lhe
$H2.000 event by over six l e n g~
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn has fined Oak land
AthJetJcs owner Cha r lie Findlay for his behavior durtng the
1973 World Senes. The fine is reported to be as much a s
SIO,OOO
Groundwater s«plntc from the edge of 3 northern
\\1sconsm samtary landfill is sampled by solid waste
spectaltst Dav1d Martin of the Department of Natural
Resources . Laboratory analysis '4111 disclose how seriously
th1s liqu•d tS polluting a creek that passes along the tree line
and tag alders tn the backgrolUld.
Untreated raw domestic sewage has a biological oxygen
demand between ISO to 200 parts per million . Seepage from
landfills sometimes exceeds 50,000 ppm .
11us e ntire low a rea has been flooded tv.ice within the
past year by fall rams and spring runoff , but the landfill
llC\'er ceases to pollute the WtSConsin River watershed even
dunng dry pertods.
J .C. Snead v.'On the Australian Open Golf Olamptonshtp
with an eight wtder par 280, t'o''O strokes ahead of fe llow
American J erry Breaux . Snead nett ed S6.000 for his victory
Caule Russle . star forward for the Golden State
Warriors. is playing out h.i s option . Rus.sle says he wtll
never negotia te with the Warrion again .
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pericnce r equir ed . Excellen t:
pay . Wor l dwide trav e l.•
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formation . SEt\F't\X , Dc'pt,:
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1-~ 0R ~:el=~~\..·a~:~ng:::'.:.or:
AT WIIOLESALE
;.:::fyESG~~r~r~r::;n!i~~
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Ad\·er t i!olng sa iHman v.·a.n ted:
60 f o r
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a call ,
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> ntlmenl.a l ,•a lue. )londay
:m orning Ocl. ~2 on sec:on d
;floor of CC. lias the .,.-ord
:- ·couh " Hv.ed on II. PluH
• elurn Lo P€Hnter office .
C:
~~~~~!: ~~~~: ,;r~~ler~:t':J
st'nd
brld h·Ue r to Tom :
)l asl n . Univers ity J"rog rams:
Corp . S5 E . )lonrcM" , Chicago •
Ill . 60603 or n il l12-71Z-9fi l6. :
fJKtric )IHSCnler Is lou ted:
in the Studen t Center ,lnfo on.
uniltan ~obtai n~ fr om ;\lT :
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SS Squad Wins
by Jim ll ab«k
A pov.errut SS team exhibited
a " Kurth )' OU Sia Tau '" a t·
wude, mabhnK them to rop the
chamtnonshtp game. 14-<1 Russ
Kurth found himself at the
rece 1v1ng f'n d of a sco re ·
producing double pass. lhen
mtercepted a }lass to set up the
second S."' score A bomb to
IJahlkt', followed by 3 Dahlke
catch ror the convt'rslon
completed thr sconnK .
Sronn .. II first hair point~
provf'd 1-noug.h ror 2 South
Bald .. ,n 'Aarson 's2 Eastcame
back v.llh a touchdo..,-n 1n thfo
.wt"ondhaU. but v.er~ dt'n1ed the
tv.o po1nt corwersion and a
poss•Dh- ovt'rttme contest v.hen
J. Sooth hrld on to w1n 1-6
WtMmtt b«ame a habit for
~• gma Tau Gamma this yt'a r ,
a<~ they J)ruved to Wa~Mn 's 2
F:.18t m :1 14-0 drubbinK
quarterhack Jim Pleuu con·
nec:tt-d .. 1th llll·star ends llarry
Babcock and Jakf' Hefner ror
'>Kond halt KOrea. v.h1le the
defenso· st;a lled a prevuxaly
potc>n t \l. ut!IOI'I orrense
An ofrente -o rlented semJ ·
rmals match-up ended w1th SS
~tK~~n~Z
::r!e~~~t:
for all Z2 pointa In lhe nrst halt
as Kurth . with teammates
GoLomsk1 Hd Hughes, look
k
Mo es Good
advantage of 2 Sout h tlefcnllh'e
Hut l Squ th 'JI
m is takes
Chnstoph, staging a one nu.n
show. was not ras1l)' dnut"d
Thr~ llmf'S ht' p1erced the SS
df'IPnM" ror touchdov.ns, onl) to
be halted on the ccwwrrsuWI
a uempt5
\..omp•l1ng the top 1ntilv1du11l
aurmpts round ~ f-!.1s1 l)ray
ch3mp1ons of punt. p;au and
k1ck compelltmn . The t'h:unp!'
wert•
s pearheaded
hy
~~•rd;;~c:;r~!l:::~~:.l~:,~~
Manthe)•'s total~
f-·tnshlng
Sf'('()nd, onl) :!1 feet shy , v.as
"a tson 's 2 Eut , placmg Stt\'e
lle1n ;~nd J1m Ervan amonJt ttMteadf'rs
Lelld 1ng md1v1dual dforts
v. ere made by 1nd1vtdufll
champmn Carl Barnowsky, Ken
Porter, Tim Bate, J im l,leuu
and Eric PinKie. Uarno ..·sky's
total for lht' lhree events Will
4621fc.-et
Cross -country root race
cnamp10n for the nnal nut.nlng
v.as Burrough's Mike 1~.
With 3 time Of 6:07 l Overall
cha mpton waa kOTC't Pat
Ttmm , after being (,Joclr.ed at
s·.-t. Hode Rn1ahtd with the
second, firth and eleventh beat
tlmn. while Jdf Kelter of
Smith captured third , and
KarroU Uohns.k of Burrot.Wht
co pp ed f ourth place .
Tim Sullivan
The a rt icle was based upon
actual game experiences by
Sulliva n, Wievrl and Pesc.h. The
response to Ttlt' Sport in1 St''.-s
art1clt' prompted an NBC
affiliate radio station in Pitts-
~:~~tO....,i~U: t:::;~:v::
Po1nt meri about catchl nB
baseba lls. "The inltn'iew wu
:u~d
1n Pittsbu rKh im ·
nlt'di3tely prior to tht Pirat~ ·
openinK day at Three Rivers
\
·
Stadium
A free -lance writ e r and
formt-r sports ed1tor o1 UWSP's
t'olnter, the 2!.-yea r-old Sullivan
has had st-ve r al a rt iclet
published 1n s tate - wi d e
newspapers, lndudins Tbe
\lllw• uk u Sentinel, The lt11dne
Journa l Tim n, and P•ckerland
After Dark . Cu rrently, Sullivan
and UWS P g r adua te Mike
ll abcrman are writing a weekl y
column for Pro llrporl , ex·
Green &y Packer Ray Nit-,
sch ke's professiona l footba ll
~~;:::-:J~m:.~j~ c~~~~e;;
\)
the l'ointer. predict£ and ex·
plllms the .. l"'rkly pro football
l<'m"'
Sull l\·an's tmnu."(tialt' Koal 1s
to ach1eve tht' Triple Crown of
<i portswntlnK , 1n which a
v.nter's 3rtlcles are published
IJy Thr :;oportln l( :\'rw• . Spor1 .
and Sport mu,tnlrd. Should he
hul v.1th t~ latter publication,
Sullivan noted that he'd be
ha ppy to count ,\ bd ~hl(a a lne
as an alternat1vt'
lletwcen wrl llng aulgn ·
mcn ls, Sulhvan Is employed by
the Stevens Point ltecreatlon
llt'partment as a Youth Ctnter
\ taft member and supervisor of
\'lllnous softball and basketball
lragut"S lie abo 11 the Uulletin
f-:d1tor ror the YMCA 's Men's
nub
Team To Fly
To Hawaii
Don Amiot, UWSP traclr. and
fiC"Id coach and Jerry Gotham ,
tmnis C03ch, aMoun«d today
the1r teams wll1 be fly ing to
llawail during sprlns break,
March 2-1-:u , to tra in and
com~e. Contesu have been
lined up with ttama from the
!!:~~~·~~:rea%-;!!! fr~
~~i~~~f~ta
inve.ttd
in the tr ip will be nnanctd
enti rely by each athlete On the
l<jUlldl.
There will be approximately 70 openlnp on the
night !or ttodenta plua a ff iliated
penonp,el and thdr families.
lntensled people han beft1
u lr.ed to c::ont.act Amiot at S4f.
Jll77 or Gotham at Mt-4111.
\ )
November I, I 973
THE POINTER
Page 15 .
DEFENSE STALLS PIONEERS
Pointers Upset Plattevi 1/e, 77- 74
•
lly J I•Iblled.
'o\'Mntbeloin&gtl.l tough.
liW touCh cet aoina. t.asl
•••rtkend. on the 09pontn1 '1
fitkl.theS!tvm.Pollll. l'ainlffl
drm-ttated~toughlhey
~'Golly ,..tre. Tbe Atrial Cirtl.lf
c:~me thrDU&b .-it h • 11·14
drmohtlon ol pnv\w&ly un·
buttri P t..Ueritlt,knockincthe
l'"lolll!"eMiouttl. llmplact.
11•-.M K\'er ha.-e lup,.-nc-d. Platttnllt entered tht
pmt • ·ith a S.O. I tonfl'rtN'I"
.-d.fil""llmiM5Landinp.
;mdalidtr.tlhalh.:ldallo,.·IICI
:an•,·er~ gtol bul71 ~ yardl and
1 7 pom!S per game 1br sped.al
tram~ had given up a TTm"e t
,- ~ rds per pun! r~urn
\'~ that was hoW ot all
JU.rted L.loyd Jones. I'Ointtr
TftUTnsped.alist.p~•n
tht ~~~me's Lnt\1&1 punt at h15
""'n.U,$poltedanoptnongand
l!(~mpered
)"1-nb to the
l'bUf"\"Lilt II Se\•era\ pby.
lal f"l" , ,.,th 1:: 14 ~ma.n1ng on
1M hnt quarter, Pal RobbLM
boolftl a field goal from :!!
~ ~rds a,.·a y ~ 3-e lead •·u
e nt tht Poon t trs ntv e r
rclonqu1sh<'d
"""llltdri...'""wU J- OIIJ"UI."'
ro mmta t'"d C••d• Chart .. .
t::ar) Starunlki proved him
njtht on the followmg .enrs
*
•htnhelnter~ted•Systrom
~lio5and retllr"M<I•t U y.udl
Cn;~blt !0 K<ll't , IM Poon ter
oll1!115t''""ISfarced!Oiil"tUP
lhr bill! Staninski w w th~t
I'I•Utvtliedidthewmt. Ontlw
bst pi•Y of the first qu•rter hi'
r«"tWtred•~lumbleon
th~l::ntgle~
wuted 1111
tt mton!M$K"OIIdqtlartt'l'" "' In
1M btlm,.nc:· rNtftl lfllot
.... dOmnyt:skri tt ."'they ..~e
pla)OIII me pretty dOK and I
t"llllld£Oion&onlhem "' lledod
JUiil th.lt , •nd Olejnicu k .
brhondllr on& offen11ve
bloo:k1ng. hit E51tntt "'' th • 39
>;ordpasa
"" We
·~fired up," s;o od
ufh.·n~w YC:kle P•ul N~r
"Tocby ,.·ee~~me to play "" On
tht quu ter"sseeond pl •y
Ul~Jnoc-uk provid«< e'~" mor~
tnc .-nl""e lle spottedJ.,ff GONI
ontltloclur•ndMiledh•m".-.th
~poo;tiiN"-perftd21i)'lrdtoudl·
do·••np;oss
l'llllt•·111e. ••fartuaa oel y,
'"••aol.)tlol.nd.~Plo:lneoers
r.a tMba(k...,tha,.·ei iH ecuted
dr •~t. leawrinSa :Jty;ard pau
te sp!:ftty MiU Per1Hte bn
Un rd down. P1on«r qun
lt'l'"t..d. Nystrom hit h" to&hl
end J~ bdoay. on the
.. ounter 2 Rad ouy , hot
'''""alltiY. tumbled. but 1'\at·
to-.·otle ~ined~on,.·hen
IM-baLI$k iU"redoutolbounlb
ll. o!h fourth down •nd leu tMn
~yard to1o. Plonl'!f:r roac:h Gil
K~l" rdencS..dnot!O~IIempt
1h<-field ROII Nys\rOm fakedto
1M moddle. lhen rolled to tiM'
n (htandlohbedaKOI"i118Jl-IIY
to lullb•c k P • ul ltinl(ten
l'bttf"\o\Le.down only!O.l. wu
1\lrkonthrpme .
.,_,. rMtn !hire toda y was
th:.l,.·r ktp~ourpoise," Yid
.., IITliDS ki A J .. n , l h"
l...,ntrn t.epn moYIII8 'o\'ilh
1\urd dovm •ad indoelt: .a his
a•n t o, Olejninak pu ll ed
<if an old Bart Starr pLay lie
p;i~!oftl !0 fr5hm.an l.tghl end
I~ KNqH , wbo hurdled •
\;Iodin-. lnd l\lddtnly fOifti
lltmiol'll~nthedor Wtrnhe
.,.4 finally traged Oo:roo-n. thl'
l'oint..,..Md•fint•adtmon
llw- 1 '\att~olle\5 yardllne
The P01nt<!rs swept left md
f..- 4~•rcb Tben. wilhthlrd and
"•.0\eJIIinakh.anded offto Jot
l"'led; yonanolh«•pparent
s•eqJ Tolhl'utonoshmentol
Pla Urvtlle drfmders. l'o~ky
11rppt"d up and wmpk-tl'd •
~kn~ap;u.sto•Mir-open
l...akt , • 5ot yard punt D)'
•Lithe P01nttn
~rm '"II
ne-oded to ma.tnt;oln a 17·7
ya rd ~ '" The y em ptoyc:d a11
umbrdb hb delmw,"' stated
OltJnttnk , '"wll h theo r
lo~ckento>~onc thrflaas ..
TllePoonerrdrf""se'"'ent toll
ok-t'pt'r1011~ t\1Mti•~lyo:utlmg
p;o~~o~.
d!th.. ......
\'rt\htStr-·trli i'Oi ntdelense
h;o\1\otM \Nd
'"» evt'n motI' dfecti'"" .:. rl)"
•K..ott lull pr<Odw"'
.. uth•clprt•klu•lyhHIIsn
• ~~1\~ .. ,,· ~nof..-lltn ..u Pollll .
"'It LIM K3n1~ 1 ,.u up to tho!
~andgoallrumthe­
onWtlurdq..,_rter, ,.·olha
Til•
·:,•:;::i·;to'i::~lb~:.:."';!.:!~
..-.ould1t09Liwm"'
"'Wt,.erc: In !he holt more
th:onu!>U.'ll .'" wmmtflledCo.Jth
Char ln !o.lnk .\ndrr~on.
l'olnl<'f offrtmVt' JL13rd, put 1\
~o~mpl)'
"'Utt .,IPII•P tooJ~!'CI
..
::;.n'"~r." ":f
11ac1
10
pia}
Al>areo;u\!, t\w i'MIII rnlound
tl14'mlith·n 1"16\llnt: oftttl ;ond
-.·lorn p;o»OIIIt Hlr)ruC:lak ·~~
able t ot"OfWM'<"IononL)-o(
''"''hr pa,..,... for " mo.'t'" 1
l'oinlf"l"2y•rdlone. J>Laue,,\Je
nulnrni"'trfhurk-dhlcltlhr~
•·onse,·utlvr tim es 111 lh~
ptot't'SS, I'IaUf'O·i l\eusedN.·o
tom~o~\li In a futile • ttc:mptto
soh"t' l\'le-l'olntrr~frnM'
l'l~lt t'l o\Lt wa a soo n In
bu"ncs.a~:;~o~nl>a.-e .\leundr r
onhlrn-ptl!daddlect ~l•ointer
:.ot-r oa.t to put 1M Pionren ~
on 1'01n1rr lrrntory As il in
noodrr) 1M Pointers' Moltr
Du-rcltfollo,.ll(!auoton tlrnnl
pL.) tnteretp(in& a Platte••\1\e
;orr~alon lltsl>'" n l 2
Tllef'OLnten" ludt then ra11
out Alrurodt-f . •ho had 10
r ......-1111} pbgued liW Poonltts
go Ifers en d season
b) Ml~ ~\" •u~k
Tht P otnltr 11,olf tum
flno..,_,d tts 1973 .e~!>(tn m ~
shad~ ol douppoontmcnt
Ouuandon~ \t a rn
ptr
form~nt'l"l . hnktd '"'lh nr,.·
ae hool rrcurd •. seemed 10
•mpr"u th~ .,mnt t r tom
JN'I.tllon\'tr)" llltle
Tht' !Nm opencsL..ols con·
ft"l'"~t golf ~Mill a1aonst
l'L:aue•ollt and K••~• •·•lb oo
St'pttt~~ber\OinltutlmHIIbe
l'ottllft"115t'llnc"'"Khoolr«ord
of311 stroll.s."olhtumop-
unnl>rnnliSIJ"OIIKj,tlllnJ•n
ondovodu111.-dofa-undl>:r
p;orll
Stronghu~nthl'
mOl-l I"'Gflllslent iolo ·scoreo" tho~
~ot•-andoneoftill't>UI ·
t ULndmg pl:o)ft"11 on lho! con·
L«efti'P "!1W-upf"llri"IX"~~'·t'dto
Ill!" an ondiCIIIOII uf 1hedosap-
poonlmttlt'"·h~eh ptajt\K"<IIM"73
!I('IIWI! as the I'Olnlc n look
!i«<ftdplaet"tohOI-Ion@: l'\al
li'YIIIe
In tht •t'tolld troan&ufar
tonle r tntt mtrt held al
Qoihlllll'l . W P oonl.<!n loll Ill
~kalih "s ;mibullli!"atill'a•·•l)·
r•nk td 'o\'hole,. • ttrby t,.·o
wc~tao•·•th•mtoc.&i ""r-rt
liter. on !he P oonten<" ham.turf. U'A'- t:au t."la ort ,.hlli!Led
\he n C\or)" IUM ntrdonK ~~ ~­
bull.. UW-Supn">oor ~· t.~~
stroll. l'll and Stl''"'""" l'01n1 ~
n&ht
"J"tMo fourlh •nd ftnal
lrt•nlular .-onfn•nre mH"I
hos!Cllib)· U'o\'Stout ..ndl-d '" 'th
a-dpll~tOI:lloftO!ofor
the l'oontt-n; bf-tund l 'III'· U
e r os'"" ••th an omprtu l\·r
total o1.:ra
In IOW"IIalll<'fll ~ctoon tht
nnw determiii3I!OII ,.htt'h
o:ur tt'dlhf l'olnttnUoro~tht
it' U80 n .... e••Ld l'n l hUI
pr<Lduc"fll mar~t~lliOI ..-,uiU
l'oo nt"s forst
UVo' ·SI'" '"t'ni
Opf n Golf T ou rnamrn t
cvmpc"toltlln hom '"" ~•toe•
arowwiltwl\:olf" l ' lll' .o.hkosh
pl• )o.. brtUoa.nlltolf,.·onrtrst
pbn-honOI"•"''h•wt:aL oiJI!6
•trolrt.~The l .... ntf'T'>•Lt~h
;.p:orked~:Ontnd,.,du;>\ lo,.uf
"l'ilb)l)t"ftfi"SI,._. ..... td~
m:on:or;·a....,tt~lhtol;ored.:!:!
~....._soul of tiW le:od
, •.,
~·:.-~ ~.;<·~~.~~ :'t~
pl.l,...,.,1h"HI '"" •:aulborr
•nd W h Lit,.~ to-r "''"'~ twd fnr
fourlh p\~l"t' ••th lOll 1'\~t
'"~otlo· .. :o~ ~"oh ,.,,h 10:1
l'ark J td~
~l a"!U<1te
r t!;hth '""ilh ~ ll .
runlh
n~ and
SIOUI la~t ,.t lh 43~
,..,\h
'"'lhhosmtft"trptoon. g•vethe
l'bttevolletl.fen5tabooottlle
sn.1bbed a N)"Strom p.aa; on lint
and llftem. and ,.·ormed lou;
,.·ay to the POint"' 10 On lhord
and CO>Ll from Ow 6. ,.,_,.
quarterb;ick N~strom hot Gt'ne
Blhuionaquodttumitl. \Uilt
S:OI•t.illrt•atiOIIIJiatiwUtlrd
lh• ..eweb«• ••IT·14.
Ste-·.,..s Pain! 's drfrnw " ' "
on the: f'Oill', but bl.'pn
th.-ongaf.,..· punchHaltlrtr
11'\0"11 Pat llohbill!i intcr~ptL<d
hliii«<ndp;oual thegam"al
\h(' mtdf~ ld S ITIJ)l' "'' lhoth 10o y
l111er« pt t.l~ nmt •bpn lOP
•ue In a •Oflt."' nplaln!'CI
ttobbln •. "' l ju.• llllppt"ft"loiM"
ia lhrril!ll1pl•r.."'
Tune,.·asno,." t"\IMnln&oul
foor Plattn•i\le They mar<:hed
dov•ntotbe Pomter4yudhne
...,.n....
befonbnncfaced,.otbalourth
doWII and onl! 10 \U~tion T\'ot
f'lonftndected!O&ofoorll..bul
a ...-.rmong ddrnse lor«d 1
quarterb.aek fumble on the
Ofilion pia)' S• fel y 1to1e r
\'oiO>·$cltrecO<eredontM6to
Women's
lntromurols
b y ~bryJol)opp
Th~ lint Floor Folliai of
m!r~~·;;~~~~ 1r~~~:·;:;; ~-~:-, u~~~ ~c:;:!rtrdth~~~
lt'mPft"3t~reJ ,.·uhe\dlllhe J poonshopb)• defuhnllhtthlrd
UCrosseC~tryCiub.arodwu
110 e....-eptoon to !he Oislppoonllnotl ,.,.asen The P oinlen
pb<"t"d hfth on 1 field o1 right
c-on1nlanU,.IIhateamtlll.lltl.
toli ~rokn
La CrOIM' ,.·on
thro r on•olltoon•l•"llh J7l
fol\o-.l'd ~· ""~r t'&lli ,.·olh
• · Plluf"'"ille .. ,thm. li'A'·
!toltl,.aukt>e -.·1t h :JM. U11h~no1y
oiVubuque,.·olh •n. Stout,.·olh
~andW•non••nlast ptx..
Wtth the uu.on r•pidly
t'Dmtii3IG I c\oie . .. Ointer
dc-lft"mln.lhon •·n at l!Spe;it k
as lhttr•mtra,·eled!OC rftft
1..-.ke for tlw WiKOIII1 n State
un ..·enit) Confc:renn Golf
Tllllrnamentlnd NA IA Dlitrlo;t
H Ch:ompoonlohtps The lhTte
da)·. s-t-llolesolli nlltv"'t'"·as!O
marklheendtl.liW13HUon
=~~:!~'::onw:,~~~f~
:uodlhest..rppia)·•nJaboh!yol
thr t•o•nlers • ·u ffiOII&h for
on\)a!tthplai-elillllb.
l ' \1 (bhkosh '"'•Lkrd •wa)·
,. ,thhBt placthollan"•tha
'"""'loU\ ol TT1 W"OkH and
pl;>l't'dthrt>emc:non \twl.optm
fono,.hen.l>""'A'Who1.r<ll·•ter"slop
ltolfrrStf"'tSba ,. . l4Yrkt'Cih,.
1Nmi•M'ftlt"dp\Ke'"1th711
Mroke!> ... holtl..1CrOSH•·••
thord '"olh j'jl(i
P\aL\c:~,Jie
Nt•le t:.at--em St1n in thetr
c.h• mpl ons hip &•me
The
hll1n took !he c:Mmplon~lnp
by a 12-& Kon! D\"c:r !he surs •
In 1M tftlnls tourm.mt>nt&.
J• ne Brt'"erdemonstnt!edtM
tJ..stP'ing•ndlookthelin&\H
dlampoonstnp Barbllatlume
111• notcbbeh1ndtoUke1"nd
tb~
Jo.Jn V•ad""tie and
N.aney \'obonlt;y dmoonstnled
some lone t~mwork to become
lhl'doublftdlampions.
kill 1M bal Pb ttevdle lhrNI
" Vo'ecouldM•rourpeopleupin
!he st•n d s," eomm.,nted
drftMol"eendDne81Tt".,... " II
re• lly h!!lpl'd "
Wt\h '""O mon11te1 le ft.
~kritt pWOied to GU)" Ne\lan
Xebon, upon t•tc:hinl the b.all.
,.·astut ,.·•lha~m•shongla~;kle
by Cuy S!.lniniki llld lost
lhreoeyards o. f011rUt •nd tno.
atwl Sl.anln~ki hroU
vpadnpPr•tkn p•)•t• '""'•ttlw
l'oln on o· i~ t ..-y.
The vo~ l ory mnkfll tht'
K"bl••
!i«t~ndW11St'CIIt i\"I''""Hkthll!
l'ol nt ershaddt.ofult<l•former
MonteCh:arle~> ..oached sc:hool .
Thi s wu Coac:h Ch., lu"
thinlrth ,..,n in 1M WSUC.
Odrnsl\·epby«ofth.,,.·m.
dutlohlssuc:erudelend.i"'
.:OIIIMI lhll! run . ,..as mid,U.,
(tllllrd JerTy H.aedrr The ollrn.siu pl•)"trn:omiiCiwasOrie
S)Obu&. starhn& •t eoenter Uo
!he-f""livthllf'
TlltPollllt" n.onHt•:.a•: aslr t
~0\~C:O:.,r:; ~~eld 11\b Salurdl y,
GRID
SCORES
wsuc
Stevt'lll l'oont17 , .. t.ttevil\e 14
""hile'<"'• ter \3, EauCiai~7
I..II Crotae U .Uihko~l7
!Miperior 1), Kover FalbO
W•IIOI\•&l. Stoull-1
HIG II
WoKON>n JI , Indiana7
\1hllllt5110. 11>'"10
~hchog.., .:M . MtnM$01•7
~!~~ri:r,·c~::.fT:~·
~hdnsanSt.att It, Purdue?
NATIONAl.
Notre l>•m•U. USC H
Alablm• n , Vir[ltn,. Te-ch6
Okl•hom• 51. Kansu SUte n
l'f"nnSt• le&:I:. WntVil"ll no•H
UCI..A 6\ , C• hforni• 21
Coloradol7 . ~hsaouro \l
Ntbras\t.l 17, llklahoma St.,r 17
~!•nfonl ~s. w.u.. n8 too St.sw
R~choes, Groovy Chieks and
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FREE BEER WITH DINNER
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Homemade Loaf
of Br ead & Butter
U.S . Choice Juicy Top
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THE POINTER
November I , 1973
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Superpickers Mauled On Sunday
by Jw &rh, Tim SaUin.a, aftd
~1iblllkrm~a
The Su~rp•chrs had a
rtbtinly easy IJme bomtMng
out las t week, as the National
f'ootbaU League conspired to
proclu<:e sh measly v.i ns, fi\-e
lousy loues, one thankless tie,
one Irrelevant tossup, and
frantic scun.
The five losses s tatistic: is the
~~•I
one ever ybody Wlli be won·
de-nng mbout , so naturally we' ll
h.wto to do some explaining to
gl! t ourMivt'!l out ol this mess.
1\f.·o of our ma55e5 ..·ere simply
rl3gnnt ~s The Eagln
sho..·ed total lack o( resproct by
creoamut& Dallas, 31).16 'Thftl
the Satnls ,.ere nu:e enough to
g1ve Washington an unim ·
pr essl\'e field goal before
slammtng the Sluns 19-l Y.'hat
.,.,H"e .. e supposed to do. pick
:~ g:un s t Was h t ngton and
Dallas•
S ext ('arne the Detroit Lions,
.. hom 'olit had hoped ,..oukt show
up Sunday in e1ther Toronto or
WIM tptg 1n time to be-gin action
'" the Cana d1an League
Xaturally the Woos remained tn
Dttroil a nd hlrely slipped past
Meanwhile,
Md Gray was goinK berRrk
behind our bnc.ks with his three
touchdown catcllrs, and that
~•ouldn't disturb us too much
except ,..e ...,·ere dumb enou8h to
pick tM Giants o'~r Gray and
St. Louis.
Our fifth lou wasn't much of
a surprise as Minnesota beat
the Rams, 10-t We knew one ot
\he preYious onbeatens had to
lose, but we simply hldn't
countl'd on the Rams and us
being 1M lo!Kn.
Cr~ Bay, 34-0
The Chicago Burs were the
only team that really helped us
out last ...,.m. although it took
them the entire Kame to do It
Otiqgostumbled around in the
Swimmers Lose To Titans
The Stevms Point women's
' ''"'m team ...,as dtfe~ted by
Oshkosh on Oc:tober 24, desplte
LndJv1dual bnJiance by Beth
Ot'W1tt The f1no~l score was 91-
,.
Miss ~WLtt. a freshman
from Mount Horeb, c.aptW'ed
three hn13 Ln the 100 yd
badstroke, !10 yd backstroke
W the 400 yd freestyle. Sht
also planO second tn the 200
yard ff'ffStyle. accounting for
Ill of Ste,·ens Point's 24 points
" Ovn-powcring and unusually
IarKe," 11 ho~o~o· Coach Und:l
B1rch dncr1bed Oshkosh She
3oz.
W1TM TANGY
T.UT.U SAUCE
attributrd part of the Pointers'
problem to lack of depth, since
thffe are only eight s...,·immers
competing on the Stn·ens Pomt
.....d
Also conlrlbutin& to Stenns
Point's toea! ...,·ere U1 Smith lea
the 100 yd. individual medley,
!tobin Vandien in divin&. along
with Marale Neu beurer and
Rene Campbell.
Coach Birch 11 optimistic
about the coming WWIAC Stale
~leet tn Madi.ton, November' 9
and tO. She said , ' "The in·
dlvidual tlmu have been
coming down, and should reach
their peak at the lime of the
state m~t
BREADED
COD
Here are Weco:k a·s prrdic·
lions, e;li.sily the toughest of the
tntire year.
H UF I-~ A L O OVER
SE W
ORLEA.' iS · The Sa1nts are still
on their cloud by knoc:lung us off
each ...,· tek, but ...,.e·~ still n01
goMa gi\·e In to them We don't
know who they're Ll!ling to get
1111 thOH wins, bot we said we're
pickinK against them aU ye.ar.
10 that's the way 1t will remain.
Buffalo by tO
RA)1S AGAISST FALCONS .
The weekly touup, with both
Super-pickers sharing a crazy
fondness for the wild and
unexpected way s of the
Falcons. llaberma.n thinlu the
F'alcons will explode while the
Rams are down from the Viking
lou. Sulliva n thinks the Rams
w11l be ready for Atlanta ...,.•th a
few explosions of their own.
OES\ 'ER o n ; tt ST. LOUIS ·
Anocher fun game to pick. We' ll
L3ke the Broncos because the
Cardinals don't hnve a Floyd
Uttle. Th1s nught seem like a n
Wlsubstantial rl':ason. bot wait
and~. Oen\·er by 7.
COLTS OVER IIOUSTOS •
The OiltrS k~t their string
alive by los•ng their 18th in a
row They rea lly must want
next year's number one draft
pick. But 11 isn't all that easy
peking agniMI llouston this
11me Alter all, the Colts aren't
exaclly he;liding for the Suptr
Uo~o~o·l etthff Look for B~ltimCir'e
by a single field goal.
M I N St-:SO T A OVf-: tt
t' U : vt:LASO . You kno...,. we
<ktn't think highly ol CJe,-eland
lrc;liuse of the Bro...,ns' anoonl
«'asy schedule, lind you also
know the Vik.ngs have won
!lr\'en straight. CJe,·eland will
be number eight for Minnesota.
Vik1np by 10
Ot:TROIT OVER UERS - U
the Uons could look u &ood as
they did against the Pack, they
should roll ovn- f"rii.co. Btsi<b,
the >Ckrs wen easy plck..ina for
t\1/nnta. Should be OctroU by 10.
f'OWBOYS OVER BESGALS
• We don't have any reason
whatsoever. We simply shook a
p:~lr o1 dice and they came up
Dallas. so ...,.e'll Like tht
Cowboys by cne point
ltAIDE RS OVER GIANTS •
Oakland's oo the move towards
u division title. The Giant's are
on the move in a different
dirt-cllon. Blanda and the boys
EAGU:S (WElt I'ATRIOTS .
by tO.
lklln·e 1t or not. th«' f-:agles are
touKh Not danaerous, but.,
MIAMI OVE R J ETS • We
finally Rot an easy one.
do~o~o·nnght tough. Nev.· England.
Dolptuns by 20.
on the othff hand. is relatively
I
f'nsy Philly by 13
Kt'\.I'•l SAS CITY OVER SAN
Olt:GO • ~·o years aso the
Chiefs would've killed San
D1«"go This time the Oliefs also
"Ill ,.,n, but not by a heck ol a
lot Chief's by 7.
Harriers Outrun
.Oshkosh, Whitewater
by John J.' rltuh
The UWSI' crou·countr y
team had a bi& w~kend. The
team ...,·on the dual meet w1th a
27
~ch~;ee....a~~r a n.d30a ;;_~;;
v~etory over Oshkoa.h
Don
Trubiatowskt placed first with
a time of 21:2.4. Second place
went to an Oshkush runner.
Dave Elaer or Point was third 1n
the m~t. AI Gammroth and
Don Behnke both of Point ...,·ere
the thu·d and fourth runntrS
resp«tively
The Pointer harriers fim.shed
up the regular seuon with a
re-cord or six wins and t...,·o
loues In dual m~ll.
The
ovn-all seaaon proved to be the
best season in recent )'ear'S .
WIOI 5e'Vftl Wins and t"'0 los$n
lbe Pointers finished s«ond m
the Titan lnvttallonll, wert'
SIXth m the North Central
l n vit;~ttonal and placrd fourth
1n the flarkslde meet
The runn1ng this At:ason all
comes to the final mt'tt on
Sovember lrd Th11 me-et. th«'
12th Annual WSUC Cross
Country Meet, 1s the b1ggest
meet of the year Tht! team Is in
the best condition ever " There
~o~o 11J not be: any excuse for a poor
rae~ . slx other teams ful the
same way," sa1d Coacll Amiot.
~race w1ll C'Over a tivf'mlle course 1n .\ lenomonie's
Wakanda Park The course IS
h1lly turatn and w11\ pro,·e to be
11 challenge for e,·er y team. The
host school w111 be UW.Stout,
wuh Doug StallsmLth the
d1r~tt1r and host of the m~t
l.aCroue and Platteville are
the ce>fa,·ontn as the ntne
teams gather on Saturday
PACK 0\'t:R BEARS • 1be
l'flw,·d In Soldier's fo'leld gave
(;ory llulf a slandJn& ovation
last week when he mined the
Oiler game. and HOUlton's John
Ma tunak prompUy pve lh.d'f a
~~~~~,t~~~:\15~~~~~ ~
the qua rterback a !IItle late, the
Pack defense should a rrive on
lluff or Douglass just about on
time We' ll let the Pro Report
...,. nten e:.:platn the Pack's
olferal\'e ...,.ocs. as this game
should end up +-2, with Green
nay's ddense scorlna two
5afeties and Chicago's scorin&
....
lt EOS K .IN S
O VE R
STU; U~ RS · Pit taburgh beat
lhe Bena:als, but Bradshaw is
out wtth a broken collarbone.
llowever, the only reason we're
Inking Washington Is be<;ause
the Redskins never lost a
Monday Nlghler yet. and we
don't think they'll start now.
Sluns by 7.
l)on' t bet on I!! just because
we're battina: around 700 This
,.edt could~ us back to t.ht
minors. We wculd be happy if
ldx of the~ games wn-e ne\·e r
1.Sayl'd and-or forfeited.
0
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CAMPUS CINEMA
- HELD OVER-
2nd WEEK
ON TOASTFD lliH
With ,.Uttuco & Moltocl Chooao SOc
-
lint quarttt against the Chien,
Fompt1ng an NBC com ·
mentator to say, " U the Bean
continue to play like th11 I bad I,
I'm leaving In the thi rd qunr·
ter ." Fortunately for him and
the Supup1ckers, Chicaao
scored lS poinu 1n bd"' ttn
thr~ separate fights and hwtg
on for the . .,.,n.
"JFSUS
CHRIST
SUPERSTAR"
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