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SERIES VIII
VOL. 17
UW-STEVENS POINT, THURSDAY, /MY 2. 197<
Alliance sweeps elections
cen t turnout last yea r . proJrammatic con Pres1dtnt~lect Updike said side ration s in faculty
theele~:tion r esults were dismisaal, has contributed to
ind ic:ati,·e of the party's thedecline,heuid.'"Tberels
simply too much reliance on
&~Is
" Our ri'forl!i to politicalite tenure and senior ity as
the student, to invoh·e the criteri•forfacultydismissal,
itudent in campus issues and withoul5tudent input .
polltiu proved t o be
" If the qu:ality of education
reasonably cUecth·e judging was malnt.alned at this in·
fromthegoodvoterturnout," stitution , I think enough
said Updike . " I think the students would be genera ted
election demonst r ated the toavoidmajorprogrammatlc
need fo r a political or faculty cuts. hutead the ·
mechanism like the alliance adminill tratlon husacriflced
to prov idt student input. We the quality of education to
~tedtheiS!Iuesduring sa~e a few jobs. The quality
the umpaign a nd the of the educational experience
students r esponded very for the student ihould take
precedence in all policy
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QneofU!emajorlssuesU decis1ons .
"The student sbould not be
the acackmM:: decline ol this
un1versity , accordinJ to a mere credit bow-statistic,
Updike. The rusons vary, toprovidr facultypositions .
but the lack of concern for the Bythesametolten,ifatudents
quality of education , In are allowed to puUclpate in
parth:ulu th e lack of policy deciaions, they ahould
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be aware of the Impact of
thOI!Se decisions on the quality
of the education ," said Updike.
Updike suagested that a
advl.sory committee of
Program cuts
page 2 }oint
faculty and students, might
be initiated for each department u an effort to get
Randy
Nllses tu en.
· The United Residence Hall
Plover's superstar
page 12 student input .ln poHc y Ass ociation 4URHA I was president of united council
dedsions , especially
givenanoptlmisticoutloolton rUCt and Brown presented a
reaarding the retention of
lepliutlon of all forms of UC mot ion that opposes
The committee would
alcoholic be\·erages in dor- lorcmg atudents to live in
Saga offers new program, page 5 faculty.
make recommendations to
mitories in lhe1r Apri l 17 dormir.oritt undf:r any cirlhe dean ol the college, who
meeting on lhe uw-stout cumstances The resolution
wou l d make the fin•l
campus.
~ ales hvmg m dorms is not
Antimycin-the good,
decisions, acc:ordina to UpWork to aet approval of an educational erperience.
dike.
of th e a lcohol and disc riminatory dor m
the bad or the ugly?
page 3 The com mittee structure expansion
policynowwaitsuntiltheUW occupancy••iolatestheloll.h
wou ld be an •ttempt to
Boa.rd of Re&ents holds a Amendment Equal Prot«·
pe r sonalize the p olicy public hear ina on it .
tion Oause.
Nils-estuen explained the
Women break records
page 11 decisions by involvina the
Wes Ramseir, pmident of
ID"A-er levels ol t.a'liver-sity
UR HA, atressed p.-epared· resolution is not a slam to
_a ovemmentmore fully.
nnsforthehearing,whic h,is dormliving,bu trather astep
a matter of tq:al procedure. 1nforcingtheproperpeople
He em ph asized URIIA tomake residencehallsmore
delegates should be there. attractive so they can
ready to supporttheproposal co mpete with off -campus
Ramseier and past Vice housing lie feel s that the UW
PresidentoiURHA.Al BTov.-n Ce ntral Administration
. ol River F:.lls. are very op- reqwrement to live m the
timistic that the board .,.,;n dorms if th~ student has
appro•·e ea-pansion of the ~ar!M'd under 00 crediUi is
alcoholpolicy lntherqent"s more a financial ruson than
Apri l tl meetiii(C . they ap- edU(:atlonal
Kamse1tr' favor• abolishpro•·edon a tt -l vote, the
resolution stating . "'Be 1t ment of the n~le that forces
stud~nts of freshman and
resol~ed that the WiSC<~~Uin
Adm1mstra tive Codfo. UWt07 !oUphomort standing to li~e in
11 1 L1quor . be r uc mded dorms lie said. " H .11
effeclln• August 20. 1!17-4, tabohshmen t of the rule l
MlhJect to public he•nng .. goes through it would
lthasnot yetbeoendeter- hankrupt hous ing offices.
m•ned v.•hen and 111·here the forcingthestatelqislature
hcan ng "''~II be held I( 11 IS to&Jvemoney to mlllkedorapproved by the regeniS, mltoriesmorelivable.
UR IIA is abo .,.,.orking on
hard hquor would not be
:.Jt o...·edinthedormsuntilthe rat1onaletoallowstudentsto
fallofi97S.bc'caUJOehousing ltavtthedormslftheyhave
rc l td ed In them four
cun lracl~ lor next year will
not hive the necenary semes ters of sb: quartert,
pro••1slons In them for lm- r~ardlessofthenumber-ol
The - ol 'P'ng _ , - by a !age oowd bst week on Sb1Jey 9 .
credita tMned ,
plem~l.atlonthisfall .
byTerry ~ltt
The ~ Stucknt Alliance.
a campus politiul puty
createdjusteight-.oeeks aao.
pta«d .1.1.1 tlne of its candidates in otri« during the
stud~! government elections
htklthisMonday.
Lyle Updike. one of the
organirers for the alliance
ran unopposed fpr student
body pr esident receivl nl
2.t89oftheU86votescastfor
that office . Updike's runnin1
rnateBarbSI:iefvater-took the
vice-president 's office by
more than a thousand vottt
o..-er oppoMnts BIU TI« and
Joe Pilecky. Rattdy Puckett.
also ol the alliance, waa
elected treasurer-.
It was estimated that a
record 42 per cent of
'''ailable student voten
partidpated in the election,
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comparee~ to the 31 per
On the inside
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Dorm prohibition
may be Iifted soon
Senate .accepts budgets
~uest
byl\ris Meu111
Budaru for llhlettu,
Student Government ac·
t.ivit.ies. line arts and Student
~·ernment Rrll't'H fund
"'~re the last areas to be
app r o11rd by Student
Go\·emml!ftt at 1ts April 2::1
mett.mg
Peter
Crawford .
representtn& the UWSP
Music
Department,
requested lin additional S1900
1n the1t bud&e-t
Themajorareasofconcer n
IIi the 1upply classification,
Crawfo rd said It i1
uccesury to expand the
mU5iclibruy asmuchofitls
mU51C that has been played
bythestudentswhileinhigh
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necenary to expand the
llbrary,laid crawford.
Cl'a"'•ford's rtqiJl'St for the
Sl900wurejected. IIO'IIo'e ver,
11 wu approved to grant the
mU5i<'actlviliesbudget Stootl
from the Student Government
Reserve fund.
In further budget action,
Sen Hob Kuna alked thllt
S20011be lakenoutof Arts and
Lecturn and be put into
University Activltiu
Boord The money would be
alloealtdasfoiiOIO's: $SOOfor
public1ty. $SOO for fine arts,
s.+ooforTnppers,$SOOforthe
exec:uuvefundandi!OOfor
•wn
II "''~~S m~-ed and paJHd to
stnkeSJOO from the executive
accoont Student Government
then rtJl'Cted the 5500 for
publicity
A m011on "'' as made to g1\'e
UAB S9001nstead'be.the first
staff
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passed 1n tM litnlle. but
in the assembly
lberequestno...· coes1ntoa
comm1lll'l' of th!ft senators
and three auembl)·men Tht"
comm1llt't' '<'-Ill be chllu't'd by
the pres1drnt ;~nd \'tcepresident nus commit!H
'A' ill prt'St'nt its rt'com ·
mendation at the llay S
meeting
The aCCt'ptliOC:t' of the
WiSCOMin Physic1an Sen·ICt'
I WPS J Muter Insur ance
defe;~ted
Studtnl Acadt'mic Affairs
(,)ne ol the benefits L0 be t•alen<br prop05.11l
The e~~:llm pruponl cOIUisU
derl\·ed frum the WPS polK')'
1s that the hospttal w1l1 t11ke of slllparu:
Funding petition presented
Agroup ofabout lhtudcnts
li nd faculty , headed b)'
Students fot a Democratic
Society Chairman M1ke Ln<,
drafted the petition Wl' tlh
assist.anct' from llamilton.
"AIIofusfl'Clthllt UWSPIS
underfunded at the prn..nt
t1meand that moneythat1s
here 11 be1ng d•str~ buted
improperly In too many
CUt'ltheadmlmStratl\'el1 •
of the budget 1s tak in•
precedtnee over the
ac:lldemlc," Ln'uld
" We 're 5eeina teachen
ftred , but no lop ad·
m1mstraton are png the
.5ameroutt'." hesa1d
''11lepetitionwasa'<'·ayof
shu'<'·mg pubhc 5Upporl of
both faculty and students
from UWSPforthatJ)OSIIion.
Lee 511d
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feedback and evaluation
6. All 1nstructon art' I'll·
pi.octcd to m4't't wilh the1r
clas.sc.osdurir~~~.thtelUimand
dlst'ussion ~riocb at the tunt'
l(h't an exam or to prDYidtlA.-e mdieatl't.l t hat many feedback from urllcr
~tuden t s
u•emed t otally cxan1inations.
W\awareof the rinandal and
a~:ademtc cut·back problems
111 UWSP
" I think the petition has
made a difference in the
a'<'arf'n(_•U of students about
tht• ~1tua11on here," said Lee.
lla1nllton agrft'd th11t in·
l'rTalil:d,tudt'nta'<''ateMS!iof
tht' I:Judaetary problem Mre
appcaml to be one or the
u1111al benefits of the pctition.
" We hope through the
a"'are:nt'U shown In the
pet 1t 1on 10 press for
unl\t't.Sity funding at a
nun1mum programatic level
lntht'future,"~aid Hllmilton.
This proposal. If adopted.
shall M used for a pt'fiod of
one year. A re~.•iew of IlK> nt'w
polic)' will be c:ooducted at
this lime to determiiM' the
suC«SS olthe program
The propo•ed academic
ulendar "'·ould not 10 mto
e ffect until the tfU·76
academic year bfcaust'\ thr
calentbr for next )'tar IX
already il't. The Oflly m11)or
changelsafallbrtakfl'Ofn
October IJ.\4
Student GO"O.·errvnent approved both of theu
propotals.
11te bus co-op ""':II apprct'+'ed by a roll ull vote In
1M senate II passrd 7·l'<'-llh
six absttnllons. Sen Dale
Jorgenson movf'd that !
ISSue be brought up
r«onS1derat1onatMXt """« ' )
mtoctinl
colloqwum tperhllps offered
by E.nchshot history I, pei!C't'
studies lcould be Included 1n
hl5toryJ •. deaf tducat1on ,
ena1ntertng 1r1~hiCS , eO•
educatumalminortnphys1cal
t!ducat1on, home economic:s
1n
b u. s 1 ness ·
COfn;mUOICll\lonand food and
equ1 pmcnt . the combined
education m11jor in eommuninllonllnddrama · and
the major and minor in ,;,usk
hlt'rature
The report wdl be sent LO
the chance llor vlc:a
chancellor of A~ademl~
Alfa~ts. deans, depllrtment
huds and the Faeulty
Senate All'<'lllbt'caullurted
continue delibeution on it.
The committee also approved the uam week
ll'COII\mmdations pt"estnted
idea of n-tdit for student
Involvement on Paculty
Senate committees. Action
wu po~tponed until Utls fill.
" luaddthon,'<''ehadhopt'd
for some rully hard-<'ort
ml'ormat1on from the ad·
mmhitr;lhOIII'K're os a rrsult
ofthepublu:prtlllureoltht'
ptlthon.bulilueA that was
a IJ!t of a PIP'-' dream," l..et:
SOlid.
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Program cuts recommended
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Pft"IOd ofOI!t' hour
$. The how- t'xarn pt'riocb
:;hall be followf'd b) a 30
nunute Pft'lod St>t aJidt• for
discuulon of thl' uarn,
·for a
ac:~:!c~t'I~J;.~r~:n~~~ a:
Ctrlllinarea, >A·rfee:lacertain
nummum of faculty and
sub]l'Ct offerings must bt
0
rstllbhshed. reallr dless of
tudent ll.'vel a t the univer·
51\y, morder thataraduates approved by the Student
mthat arell may be able lo Govt'rnment.
lnthepastyeu.connie\jm
C!Mnpctelnthejobmarketon
llrl'aliOflllbi)' t"qUalbasis with programmmg by tht• ~ariou~
graduatn of olher In · Student Activitirs occured
w1th
gnat f~IA"IK'Y. said
ii!UhOII)," heNid.
Bob Badzinsk1 llr mMie tht
rt'SOIUtion.
The Student ACtl\' tllet
Boord will be eomprtll'd ol
the president or a dl's1gnall'd
member of each ac1iv1l)
within the line arts ptat~ram
b)• the finals 5Ub-commitlet' and the program dtreetor of
t:xam•·tek'<''llllastforafive tM Univen.ty Center
The stated purpose ol Utr
day penoc1 t:xam prriods
111111 b..> one hou.r long to be lxlard will be 10 rl'$01\'f
folkNed by a :10 minute cooflkts on programs and to
of fer 11 sshtllnce tn
d!5CUS510n penod.
programmtnaefforts
Board membenhip lind
Th1s will""'" the instruetor
and 5tudents the opportunity attendancewillbereq..redol
todlscldltheexam , gttaome all actlvltiu rece1vin1
feedback a nd also to Student Acthlly moniu
eval~te tht CQUt"Sl', ft is fo'aih.rreto cornplyWithtlw:
1"l'l'1lmmencied that the tHtJ rulewillresult inttle louol
adminis tered durin& this
.,.eek count approximately St'1~~~u;\'fonm:!~ted In
t~M!umeuotherttstsglvtn the dechlon th at the
segregatedfeenolonrerbe
dunngthelt'meater.
llSed to provide lnsura..:e
The ptopolal will be inS11tuted on a trial basis for
one year btjinnlng In lbe fall that athletea partldpa~in& tn
olt!74. 1nlhefalloll97$lht inter--colleslate sport 1n tlw:
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Aclldem!c AUairs Committee
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'<'111 rtvtew this policy and
makellnyc:MrcesitfedJare
neeesaary.
AIIctcatlons
Committee
In other businea, Dmnil
lltrney rtportcd lbt Com· IFACt added Ill IIMfl(imnll
Kecommendahons
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I. Final tum voffk shall
bear lhe tiUe tum voeork.
Z. THU atlmmbtfftdf
exam week may not c
more than othn' ttsts t
were givM during the cour~e
ofthew:mt'ltf'r
1 Exam weork sh.:llllast for
a period of fh•e days
<1. Exam ptriocls lhallla$1
andplacescheduled,~lhl'rht
by J ubn Lar5on ,
A petition calling for in·
creosrdfundingat UWSP and
more equitable distribution of
funds by the administration
ht'rewllspresentedtotheUW
System Ce ntr al Ad ·
mimstralion last wee:k by
Student Government
P'res1dent J im Hamilton.
App roximately 2500
!itudents and faculty signed
the petition which also
requnted that maximum and
minimumexptnditureltvelli
be estllblishtd in all arTas
according to per student
allotments so that ..in a
pr:rlod or cut-back «rt.ain
arcas will not bt further
)I!Opardutd "
The petition expresserl
misgtvinp about 1M ·way
funds central previously
returned to UWSP are ;~p­
proprlllted.
"Wt also ft't'l 1M money
beina returned by Central
Administration is not beina
handled ma properm.anntr
andshouldbedistributedin
cooperation w1th ll c:ommitlet'
ol the students, faculty and
administration," the petition
u•d
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PtanandflnlllapprO'I'alofthe (';lift' o1 all b1lhngs for the
t!JH·7S Student Acth•l\lt'J ullli('TII
Tht' rates for U!e WPS
budget "'-crc part olthe Kllon
takrn by the Studt'nt pol•c) art ~ for loin&Jt
~utkms, $2U.65 IlK studtnt
Government
and dfpendenl. nnd 1210.2<4
1\t'~ntalln•s from tht<
Rural lnsura~ Com pan)' fotfamdy
In other K"tion. Doo Smith.
and from WPS presemed
th"1r poi1ciH lor the con· ch:urpcnon of the hnals subilderauon of the Studl'l\t comm •lltt . presente d a
Pf'Upoul fut exams and a
Glwernmt"nt
Robert Barucb rtporled to
the Aeademic Aff11irs
Commit!H from the subtommillee on Proaram
Reduction Critt'tia and
Identification II its mt't'tinl
April 29
Presently, the s ub ·
committee: has not cwnpleted
11$ deliberations and has not
been able to Set'k brf»der
inp u t. es p eci111ly from
various departments f'ind·
in&s. recommend.atlons and
conclusionsllreonlylent.atiH
and .ncomplett.
Oepanments 1n the
Ul\h't'fSIIJWt'rediVJodedmta
:~t :·~e:;·,:l~stt;:;
as tore as possible. !host'
rece-iVI"I tental.lvt support
because of comm111ee
queshons. those haVing an
tnsufhe1ent dat11 base .
115~lly new areas. to bt k~l
f«- I ~~~r Ul\uJ there IS
enough Information to make- a
6tc1slon: and !host' that mll5t
be cut
were
bastdona9l00tnrollm~IOC"
the 19'7~-n academiC yellt
The sub<omm1ttte rtoeommended the follo'<'1n1 be cut
humanities tt'GU!d be p.cked
~e~r, .t~~;~~ P~~~':
~=::e :~ w~~·:=
:r
~f t:l~d~al ,
pr~11~~·!~~-
~~r~t~o!'n':r:::in!fi :.=.~~en~~
fiKiheStertft~PoinllthlebC
proaramwhk:huystN.tall
l:,..tf,r::::~
athl:es and proof" ol the
exams be pHMnted tJdorr
thelndividt.l.aJcaas-rtidpl!.t-
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Antimycin-the good, the bad or the ugly?
by Keith Otis
On
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Apnl 17, ~~ I p.m .• a
1all anllmyc•n symposiwn
athc.>~bcforeacapaclty
audit'nce tn roonu 129 A and
B m the ne-.· Um..ersity
Center addttion
t'eaturedspeakers intluded Gdbut Radonski and
John 1\ilngbttl. both
depanment of natural
rnou.rC'tS
tDSR 1 l'ishfories
personnel.
Jarobi .
and Genld
C'Oll~e
of natural
rHOUrces tCNRIIimnolocist
and George B«ker of the
biology department at
UWSP
Klingbielcttedfi\·ethmgs
.,.·htch can be done to approach the antimycin contrO\'trsy
one. understand
Volunteers
needed
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Volunteers arc na"ded loran · •outreac h '' progr:am
du rm11 the 1u mmer The
program tm:oJves locating
elgible )'Outh 1n ec:onomlcall y
disadvantaged fami lies and
helpmg them re<:eive free
med1cal che-ck·Up5 to det~t
long range health concHns
Student \'olunteers are
needed to t"ontact mechral
IISSISilllllCCfCt'lplcniSWith
mmors '" the family
Voluntten an1sting wllh
transportallon would be
re1mbursed per mile usmg
the1r ownveh1clc
Anyone staymgmSte•·cns
omt th11 summe r and
wiShlngtohelpshould<:OnLact
) Is Barb Kranlg , l46-l69t . at
the County-City Bwld1ng
the objecll\'t'S. two, un- back"
Jacob1 , presently
three , undersland t h e ~a rch•ngmthisa rea .said
:lltefllaiL\'ts : four, ha1·e a that In results obtained from
bcHt'r k1101dcdge of the ef· atreatt.'dcreek , noorganisms
lectsol:anllmyC"in ; :an.dfl\ce . .,.·erecompletelyelimiriOited
dtl'tiop bt'tter altern:ath·n. Thl're "'"as a vo1d created b)'
IA"SI manpower is net'ded susceptible organisms, lind
when 11111\g a fish toxiunt those lightly affec:tro tended
E\·ent~~J~IIy
rather than mechanical to take o•·er.
munsolfishcontrolsuchas mostorganiSmscameback·to
~imng , barrn-rs. lTapping a«:rlalnelttent.
,\n onlooker queshoned if it
and predator spec1e In·
troduc:hon, 5aid Radonski .,..ould be a good 1dea to
' 'Ttleonlyplace-sc~mu:als replace some species lost m
:areuW'd , alternat• vts:an.'not chemical operations and
practic:al
We h:we done lladonsk1 replied, ''Yes."
The onl ooker further
mechanical c:arp rontrol for
40yearsandaresti11doinglt. questioned. " Then why
and it doesn't help at all," wasn 't 11 done in past anhm)·cin operat ions~"
Jald Klingbiel
Kl ingbiel replied," Weha.ve
B«ker referred to toxica nt
never had species lO our
:~)~i~ a,~'imn:~;a,~r~~; knowledge that couldn't be
antimycin and rotenone are replaced b y llldjacent
For th ose
alwaysthebest ...·a)·togo. watersheds .
When asked •f he was opposed reasons we "'"ere not too
to fiJh toxicants, Becker concerned . lfararespecies
stated, ''Absolutely not. I 11 found . that Wlllter will not
rais-ed no oppos1tion until be treated." said Klingbicl.
" Except for game and
maulve programs were
t.1ken on."
The use of panfish ~pedes there has
chemiu1toxlcant5lnstunted developedinou r statelllvery
1.-kesorsmallwater areasis caiiOU5 out.look toward our
va l uable fi s h fauna .
good, said Becker.
"There is nothing aacred Wi$C()flsinhas I:Wspe<:iesof
about rotenone and antimycin fis h. Oftlwse \ consider :J?in
A , which cu rrently carry lToublc. Thirteen species are
approva l
!bey are not utinct or endangered, 14
m1radepoisons; tbeycannot Spt'CIHareconsidered rare,
create. It lstneirjob to four aredepletedanclfiveare
deslToy ,"said Becker in one Indeter minate," said Becker.
Becker called attention to a
ofh1s publicat1ons.
Concerning the effe<:t of noticeable drop in species
an timycin on non-ta r &et diversity after aU antimycin
organisms, Radonski said kills "Theroetchangewillbe
" We will have destruction of on the plus side:· said
some orJanisms. but most Radonski. " We're try ing to
ha•·e the ability to bounce redO« species di vmnty. If
derstand the objections ,
" As far as its long term effects,
it's is zero," Radonski.
Wee"panddi\·enityvoegeta
The wate r chemistry
stable population but that remains the same.
The
is not necessarily what we debris litter ingthebottomof
want," said Klingbiel.
the stream, the trampled,
· Jnansv.·ertoaquestionon bank. the widespread nau,
the long·term effe<:l.ll of an- the silted -i n channe l, the
timycin treatment. Rado ns ki
0
said.''Thereisno penis tence ~~t~ce ~t:r!r po:~r"t,c~~7y
of antimycin. As far as long treatedsewagca restill there.
termeffec:ts.it is zer o."
" The trea tm en t is only an
To the same question aspirin: it makes the patient
!Oingbiel replied. " We will look good, but the basic
nc•·erknowlhetotal effe<:ts problems all remain," said'
upon the e<:os)'Stem ."
lleckcr.
"Whe n all fhh are
Becker concluded with a
eradiclllted through the use of statement by Aldo Leopold
fish poison .,..e frequ-ently see "'ho said, "The outstanding
the water c l ear in a st"ientific discovery olthe
m1raculous fa s hion ." ' sai d t-..·entieth cen tur y is not
Becker " It will appear that
our patit'nt , the rh•er. has ~e~~~~:"~ t~ ~~dl:h:uJ t~
been restored to health .
organism The last word in
"Such Spt"Ctacular change Ignorance ,s the man who
dealsonly ...·iththesymptoms 5a)"Sof ananimal otplant ·
butnotwiththedisease1tself ' Whatgoodllit? "'
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2800 CHURCH ST.
344·7871
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May 2, 1974
THE POINTER
Sho No No rocks tonight
pl'Cil'd dea th of its lead
g to tanst
T hcrc wa s
tht!atnc:~ lr~ort.h n~tsoltunl'S
frumrin•K.:lmaSu tr:aalbums Spt'\.' Uiation at the lime the
ha•·cUlrustthfogroupmtothr group might not be able to
fort' of rock cnlt'rt:nnment. make illl Ste•·cns Pai nt ap\tOtllprrf«nlht'rt' IONght1ill pcaranct'. but arrangements
\tOI'ft' made to ha•·e a studlo
p 111 1n lht Quandt Gym
Tkkeli 11'111 be> sold at !he' gUlt:mst fill tht position left
door
Nh·;anet' iaialt'i at b)· \'inmeTaylor
The1r rirst album aPPf'ared
rcdut'ed pritt'S a r t' bt'ing
eonduc tcd a t tix' Uni•·ersity. fh•t• )'ears a~o : " Rock a nd
Allen and !)~.'Bot Cente r in· !loll Js llere ToStay." Sinee
formauon dHks. Common then thcy have rcl east'd "Sha
Hoose lk'COrdil , Sub Slation N<~ Na," '111C NltJht Is Still
and Kdl c rmun Drugs in Youug ," " The G01Jen Age of
Ste•·ens l'omt . Bob's Mus1eal !lock ' N' !loll." an d last fall
Isle m WauSilu, Church Drugs " t'rurn the StriX'ts of New
m Wiseons1n Rap1ds.and tht> York ..
The Shu. in addition to
Tea Shop in Marshfield.
Last ..·eek. the ICI·member theirtoors,ha•·et'fltt'rtaint'd
goup announct'd the W'leX· on network television pl us
Sha Na Na. ll'hOSC OIWital·
'""'t;;,iitq;;'s<ANS
>ANi
ALLEY KAT
THERE'S A SHORTAGE OF
DENIM .. •• BUT NOT AT THE
ALLEY K,AT
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WE HAVE MANY STYLES TO
CHOOSE FROM . 1000 PAIRS IN STOCK .
JEAN ·
.JRADE -IN
SALE
2 WEEKS ONLY
GIRLS! BRING IN ANY PAIR OF
YOUR OLD JEANS
AND RECEIVE
$20°
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Off on a
New
\NW'!:R asks
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power increase
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JEANS
JU.NS
JfANS
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We'n Make You An Offer You.£!!!. Refuse
Apparently the military ·•spitude" tnt
doesn't involvegoods pelling.
WE HAVE SO MUCH FAITH IH OUR TWO·
YEAR PROGRAM FOR SOPHOMORE" MEN
THAT WE MAKE THE FOLLOWING OFFER.
If you qualify, we will send you to a paid
slx·weeks Summer Camp ($450.00 plus
expenses) . There you will have the oppor·
yunlty to prove to yourself that you have
the physical and mental qualifications to
assume leadership responal bllltles .
If you don 't like what you aee, that 's It!
You have no obligation to enter ROTC and
no military commitment . If this look at the
Army appeals to you, you will be elig ible
to enter the UWSP ROTC Program and re·
calve almost $2500.00 In llnanc la l assist·
ance over the next two years. You may
also be eligible for scflolarshlps which Include full tuition and tees.
Why not stop at the ROTC office on the
second floor of tfl e- Stud ent Servic es
Build ing to see if you are eligible .
•other upperclassmen may also qualily .
ARMY ROTC • AH OFFER YOU
ill REFUSE!
Chancellor Drt)fw. >opulir
on the futUre of bnoadt·a,tm.:
and how t'docahoo al r.ut1o
WliS 3 part of IIS futurt•
Thest.aff postllOtbfurllt'.\1
year havt' al10 bN.on ~n
::~r:ee:· = 35Ec~l~~~~
l l llio n m a nagC'r !l an k
Wihnyk 11-ill rtplact• l'h1l
1::5c:heas prog rarndltt'Ctur
Gary Wescot t w1 ll rt•pl iu·e
Nancy ll a ka a s nl'w s
dir«tor. Don Wl'('dt'll ,..,11
fill in the publ iC' rt•13tu~ns
direc:torposill()n\·acOI!!'dhy
Bedort'. Sidp Biltl rnn:unsa~
music d ir ector Sit'~"
Ghftlnan remains a~ C'OII ·
tinuity dir ector t;nf:'
Wt'stenberger rt't :tln~ thr
positlonof ehieftngl nt..·r
WWSP will not bt• hro;ul
casting this summer a~ thl')
have in pas t summt'f~ tlur to
money problems t' M 90 .. ,n
aignortthe air fortlw' JU111
mer- month5 Tuesday. Apr~l
30.
WWSP ha s applird fur a
powerlncrt'aseforncxt )'f'Jr
U 111 ROH ll'tll tht'lr po-..t'r
would be lncrt'ast'd fnorn lhf
prtst'nt!Owa ttsto:tOO,.--atb
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Commiulon.
The73-74 broackast St':ISOI1
wa s the mOIIJut<t'55fulinthC'
stations history. Nnt Y".~r
thetllfffeeiJlhatUw~ r'f
increate will ma ke lhl' 51•11011
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program will be orrered to
UWSP student s by Sasa
.
Moy 2, 1974
THE PO INTER
NOW
'"The members of the P!IC offerro to students for next
ha\·e d~mtd this proposal fall includrs some changes In
change as not in the best the meal proaram, Steiner
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A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
~~'h!~\~~~ 1 yd~~~~~ tuc"/ ~j~~rs,~'c'~o':'~~c~~~~~ ~e::~:~r;~:;:ns~,~~!';
The llt'w program Is a
proposal and hold Saga
brunc h.
coupons will be iss ued
pr~
times~
periodically dulinJ a sem-
will be eliminated. Allen
A program for !"lUI year Cl'nteT dinina room will be
Identical to the one offered closed fr om F r iday din thos year would cost students ner through Sun cLay dinner ,
16~0 . acco r ding to Ron inclusive.
llatchet, dirtttorof UC
S t eak night s will be
" We're concerned .,,,.ith the available to studenls on the
coupon program .
tegalLtyofthechanae," to~id
{;t,ntral Administration is
Michael Mc Menamin .
presently examining the
rep~sentallve for national
assoc1ation of coll~e and legalityofthec hangeandhas
no t yetgivenitsa pp rova l.
wu~·e r si t y residence ha lls.
ooc
"We ft"t"l confident this is
WILL HOLD
f'f'Cittmed many food srrvice
operation on campus ~t ala
cnrteor ondividualmenuLtcm
prices,Steiner said.
The COI.lpon program is
btmg offered to students in
ru•dtncehallsinconjunction
.,.ith a IS ~nd 19 meal
program, he s.old. Students
will ha~·e an opportunity to
change programs at the end
ofthe ~mesteri f theydesi re.
10
of $510."
10
•1otek . Steak ni&hts
theprogram~·ewillgowith."
Estimated cost of the
"Saga has a C1)ntract to SteinerSOILid " Wearenot !lure
pr<Mde spec1fiedserv~ees for
Off<ampus ~ soec1ned amount of monev. about the legality or some or
s tudents m11y purchase If cosu increase. Saga should tM changes, but .,.-e pl~n to
mch v1dual coupon books for abso rb t hem . not the offer this proc.ram anyway.
" If Central Administration
use m any food service . he stude nts." said McMenami n,
does not give approval, we
!Catd
,.;nputeveryonebackona
The\9meal program costs
me;alplan
,'' sa•dSteiner
ss.ao.yearandLncludesbrt"Gkfas t . lunch ~nd donner
Monda y through 1-' nda y.
broochanddLnnerSaturday
andSooday
The \Smeal program rosts
SSM-yurandincludesbreakfast , JunchanddiMerMonday
throug.h F'riday
An y per so n With In Looklng for loca t ion.
The need for the ne w formatiOn concerning the
procram os c.auwd by the ..ssaultof asta tep.lltrolofco mfOf'l, a nd pr ivacy.
II'IC'ruseinfoodCOIIts.Str:oner fK'erduringad isturbanceon
We ha ve 'em all. /llu
the squa re t"l'O ,.·eeks ago , is
Of'
wome n. We also
~i~on~~~·etre~s ~~~~ a~nd askrd to con tact the Stevens
h ave ju s t a f e w
bor costs , coupled w1th a Pomt Pohce Depa.rtment
,-aca ndes left for the
drchmngenrollment"
~ames of those people with
fa ll se mester.
A gentr.al onformatLOn mformallon will be withheld,
shee t rrgardull the coupon
Special Su mm er Ha tes
program w;u dt st nbuted
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tostudtntsandam~tinJt for
344·!8ftaftu4 :30
Burea u. Stevens Point Police
discu.uion and revoew of the De~N~rtment
PfOII'am was held Apri l 23
10 Allen Center
Approximatel y 10- 100
s tudents attended the
m~lln& held by Sap 11nd UC
officials
Man y st udent$
\'Oiced strong oppos1tion to
theDtQPORdchange
UII CII.... k
The University Residence
llall President ' s Council
1 PHC I , In a wr1tten
s tatem en t . rejected an
Inc
ear her couponplanprt'!itnted
to the council by Saga Foods
The plan rejected was a
complete shift to the coupon
program
coupon program
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IT UP WHEN YOU CHOOSE.
PERHAPS A JUNE ENGAGEMENT.
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ester. These coupons can br
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DeGuire
commencement
speaker
Frank C DeG u ire .
p r esident o f the Pabst
Br ew1ng Company , will
spea k at the UWS!: commencement ce~mony to be
held at :rp.m., Sunday. May
13 in Quandt Gymnasium .
DeGuire iJ an alumnu:s of
UWSP He gaduated 111 1953
with a bllchelor of arts
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In \960 he rtee1Ved I Law
OeJree at Marquette
Universi ty and b«ame a
member of the Marqueue
Law School faculty in 1967
Dteui re joined the Pabst
Brewlna Company in 1970.
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U!!VP POINTER
Porter's music
presented
hil a riousportrayal ofth
t!tplodl ng yea.rsbefcwe
Crash.
Cole Porte r standar~15 and
mellow,moodJoflovrmadt
this . presentation \'try ap-
by ~b l lllll
IT'S DE LI GifT fUL, IT 'S
01-~ I. I CIOUS. IT 'S CO L E
l>oRTER ' In the period of
~~~~~~e:~• . :,v~-;!~~~
10Und51ouc:hedtheheartol
)'earslhatcamebet...·eentwo ever y music lover
major wars , Cole Porter
"'Tote some ol his grealtsl
Thets~tertainft"S•·~ ofall
types, lh·e very atlracti1·e
mUSH:.
Monday nigh t Apri l 29. women and thre-e ~q:ant
e•Rht beautiful performers men In eo5tuml!lsolamihar
to s t y les of toda)' )'tt
ddi nitely hinting at past
Ste\·ens Point comm uni ty and fashion decadu . E1•ery
num ber was pN>Sentt'CI~~oith
uni\·t rsityaudicnce.
P resen t e d b y t h e 10 muc h e xpression . be It a
Unin~uily Players, this \'4'0 &enSUOUII!lltgtStionoflovt's
hour special brought back a a nltieties t"Tht' Ph)'SICI:. n ,"
bitofnostalaiafOC' lheolde r "Le t 's Do 11"1 or tender
membersoltheaudien«and romantic ballads t"Bf1m t~
a nofreshi ng vltw of the pas t ~uine,"" l n t hi'Stillofthe
Night," " Ma ke it Another Old
forlheyounge r ones.
tUgh society, cosmopolita n Fas hioned , Pluse"l, the
style, tuxes and tails and stage play nev~~d a dult
long , fl owy dresses e m· moment.
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phast~tMyearsolbally-boo
Althou«h l tru])' IOI't'dlht
and j..1u , money and booze,
voildpa rticsand lovealfaln,
" An y thmg Goes!"
An
production a nd found 11 u citi ng a nd entertaining~ "m)'
hea rt still belongs toU.:uldy"
May 2, 1974
Question: "Do you favor
the legalization of mari;uana?"
THE POINTER
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u~~_R_o"-'d--'-i--'-u'-'-m__
POINTER
MerTle ll t ltHla d
"Yes l do. I'm into nursing
and lh:westudiedalotofthe
effe<:tsof a lcoholandother
things and ho.,.. much wone
they can be. !like waking up
"'ithout a hango\·tr when I
smoke."
GrtgWal~n
'' Yes. l thinkthattlleellect
tosocit<ty.ollockingpeople
upthatchoosetouseit. is
much .,.·or~ than would be
il!i legaliz.ation."
Chris Tesch
'' Yes. I don't use it but it's
Oka)' for other people. If
that's what they want to do
J agdls h(11anftr
"I think there should be no
ruin in favor or against
marijuana Thn'e should be
then I think they should."
norulesatallbecause l don't
thmk lllSanydilferentthan
ah:oholoranyofthedrugsin
thateatt'gory lf~lthatno
Ja.,•s are calll"d form this
l~ nn
lkhnke
" I re.'llly don ' t ha•·e a n
opm10n right now There are
alotofforsbutthen . there
arealotofagamsts.''
lltueSi mon
" No way .
The true
'identiric fact! on it haven't
come in . II took a whil e to
find out about other drugs, it
take a .,.·hiJ e to find out
about marijuana .''
Unc:t< BeaUty
"No, 1 don't. l'\'f' swikhed
to Poin t beer. It does much
morefor )·outhe next day. I
think marijuana is available
eno ugh without It being
legalized. It might hurt the
market if legalil:ed, and be
more expensive with
Luxation .··
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f'n nkGouiH
" Yes, most delin. tel y
I
thmk that the establ,ishment
ha!i been rather c losed·
mmdedmthisarea and that
lhf'yart'reallytl')'ingtofind
50mething .,.·rong wit h l( ,l I
doo'tthmklhereili lt'sa
good natural organic gift
from mother nature: ·
)like Kllsmlth
'loa pomt
Some people
gettool~on1totaddicted
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tOlthkealeoholandltseems
tobeawastetht>n lt 'she~
for some reason ··
Honnlf' S.:hu.lll
"No I don't because I figure
\'OU can h\'f' without it."
Suunnt Kln s
··Yes . becau~ so many
prople u:>e 11 "
Mark l..ea
" YIMI I do : Whfort there's
dopt". tht're 's hope ··
In appreciation of your patronage and patience during
our year of construction:
THE UNIVERSITY STORE
UNIVERSITY CENTER
Extends to you a:
10% DISCOUNT
ON ALL MERCHANDISE
Mon., May 6 thru Fri., May 10
MarllPtt111u
"Yes I do."
THANK YOU
AND
HAVE A HAPPY SUMMER!
"Sure. 11ley have alcohol
legal so why not pot. It 's
known . so far . that alcohol is
mDte harmful compared to
what they know on pot, so
,.·hat !he hell."
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May 2, 1974
THE POINTER
tl i UII CII Ot' Til E 1 Nn: un:ss 10 ~ u :l'lst'OI' t\LI :
Olurch SL,Sundayma~.W:S atta m arf:i !Sp.m
~~;: ~~~:: ~O ~-~ltl'll m · l "llllb"T: IHI Dixon St.,
Calendar
FII,\Mt: l'l~t:SBl'n: ln ,\s t1 1L'll l"ll :
Sunday IHVK:H at t : l!>and
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POINTER
lhe &noiRe Room
~FIUM.Y MiGHT FISH .-FRY!
tltullll l
Wt"t ken d :
Thurs::lay, May 2
·-
Plus Sparkling Ills leal
~Enttrut.-nt
Hlghtly In the
GALLEON ·lOOHGE
i
ilOO Main SL
\\ 1\Jinre Blvd., Stmday scn ·\1)1 Ill f ill
M US IT'I':
. 11 . ~~ - pt:r P!'rson
Golden Deep Fried Ftsh
Crtspy Frendl Fries
Cre.-y Cole Slaw
*-tcle lotf of
Brudllkltter
1 0: -~Sa!D
~'t\IJL 'S lJS ITt:U MJ;-l:,.~IIJI!IT f lll '"tCII :
M•\ TII Lf:t"'l:\: ltt; St; lttt:S: 7-:10p.m . Park hurst Lecture
llall . COPS. Marnard Thomp500. aut hor and profeuor
from Indian :a Universlt)' . v.·ill ~a k on ''What Mathema tics
lias To Con!Tibutt' to Politica l Sciri'IC4! •· This is the final
lcclureinthc Ca riN Jacob5 1..ectureScries ltwillbeopen
tolhe publ1c-..11hout charge.
J USO AND T m : M\\'COt'K : 8 p.m .. Jenkins Theatre.
Uni\·rr~~ ty Center.
lJN I\' t:IISIT\' COSCE itT CII OIIt : 8p.m .• Mic~l sen llall .
~'ine Arts Center
Sll •\ N1\ NA CONC EIIT : I p.m .. Quandt Gym,l-'ieldhOU5e.
Tickets llillbc sold althrdoor
SEit\' lct.:S. l.liTII FII\:\ STt Ut:!\'T COMSaturday, 6 p m.- ~\" lOlii am. Next
Annual Outdoor Sen·IC".. i~ J'lcnte with an
em phasis on Ca re of !he f_:art h ~ bark la~~on of the Peace
~n l cr . 1-' or eilher lhe Sattrtby ~mftl or Sunday mornml service. brmg along apProprialt• dolhu11: and blankets
to sil on . ln caseofinclmlent..,tal ht-r thtx-r\·ice ltdllbe
~ld indoon. Picnic on Sunda)' a fit-moon ~il't'xe Campus
Center. begi nning around 2·30 p m f'~.t~andgames as ,.-ell
as rdreshmenta. JJrin~e a httlt' munt'\' for fuod l'OIIec lion,
the drmks wlll be ~uonht'tl
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'"The
SUZU KI MOT IIf:lt"S UA\' lt t:t"IT,\1 .: lpm . Michelsen
ll:a\1 , Fine At l5~nter
STUDENT \ 'OICt:-tllt ,\.."-'i Ka-:l'ITA I. : 1 p m. Michelsen
1-la ll . Fine Arll Cenler . Gary Neu SI~ dtn
Friday, May 3
J U/IOU ASU TilE I'A\'COC K:
8 p.m ., J enkins Theatre,
~~~':~;~~~;c~OI'OSOitT COSet:JtT:
CAMPUS CINEMA
1L1II .
1601 6TH AVE
STEVENS POINT WISC
~·ine
8 p.m ., Michelse n
.Vts Cenler
Saturday, May 4
STUilt:S T t'LUTt: ltt: CIT.U. : H p.m . Michelsen llall .
F"i ~ArtsCenter . Maril)·n Schneidr r
PAVL
ROBDn
NfWMAN RfDfORD
ROBDn
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St:W:O.IAS I:S I\'t: RSITl' l't\ IUSII MASS SCIIt-:O UU :
t "Uit Wt:EKt:SO OF i\1 ,\ \ ' I ASU S: Newman Chapel,
A GroAGf 1101' HU FlM
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ii~
Ncwm:an Qlapel. and I I 30 a m
Ch•p<l
and 6 p .m . Ooi51er
t' ll lST 8A I'TTST CII UitCII IA:O.l t: ltl l'A!\!1 : IM Olurch
SI: .• Sund:ay5l'n"K:eat t O · ~Sam and7\Spm
... all it takes is a little Confidence.
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Storts Friday 7 :00 & 9 :30 MAT SUN 2:00
DICK SCHNEIDER'S
THIRD ANNUAL BACKYARD
POTIERY SHOW & SALE
312 LIN WOOO AVE .
SATURDAY , MAY 4 10 A .M.·S P.M.
WORK OISPLA YE O INOOORS IN CASE OF RAIN
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LAST CHANCE
10%OFF A
MAY 2-
RESERVE AN APARTMENT AT THE VILLAGE FOR FALL BEFORE
YOU GO HOME FOR THE SUMMER .
SPACES FOR FALL ARE GOING FAST.
COME IN NOW AND RESERVE YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR AND
LOCATION .
NO PRICE INCREASE FOR FALL. YOU GET THE ENTIRE ' 74· '75
SCHOOL YEAR FOR ONLY $675.00 .
SUPER SUMMER SPECIAL
12 WEEK SUMMER FOR $150.00
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FURNISHED
CARPETED
UTILITIES PAID
301 MICHIGAN -
AIR CONDITIONED
HEATED POOL
LAUNDRY FACILITIES
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MODEL OPEN DAILY
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;unda) set"vi«s 11 t · IS and 10 u 1111
LHII Dixon St ..
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;, 1 .'-'~ll.l . St:K\'ICt:S. LUTII t;!l\!1. .:oHUt::O.'T ~~I·
•.ts ln . Satunby. 6pm ·Sur~ IOJila.m Not
0\ee:Unc:l : Annu;al Ouldoor Stn ~et 11111 t'K"ntc: """~th an
~phasis!"' Car~ of the Earth-on bildti.J•n of the Peace
~tcr f ort1tlltrthc!iaturcb.yf'\mnr. • ~ndaymor ·
'1lngser••ice,brmgalongappropnattdoduntt:and bl ~ kets
:0111 on ln c::ul'of tnc::ll'ITlmt•l'athtr.tMW'f•· ~ce
be
~ld~ . Plc::ntc::OCISw\ci:a )'altl'r,_atPfo~C. mpus
Cen te r . bc&tnrunaaround lJOpm r~a~~ndJounl"laswdl
,.,u
The Admu\1Slr3li\'C Counc1l
has adopted a flltllo' pohcy for
· leX! boot rrnlal
Graduate. studcni.S IDI)'
th~ text book5 (or the siMh
courset
If the st udenl
choosH not tO"rtnt any of the
books, the 5tudm t volll not bt
hiln• theophonolrt"ntma:tcxt chargl.'dthortut book rftltal
~~~~d=!l"lt~d::~~~
fl1!
··~~.::r~=-•Urtsultof ~~~~~h~ ~to~~an:~ e "·::
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AND
1-' 75
a\'l'rllge of S30
' 'The
l11lt llt; l,.IOS :
lt • ·asuronl'OUSI)' rt'OOflcd
tha t Stute Senator L.at.olle ttl'
w1uppost'(l tn his b1d for
the PG6thon of 5ecret:~n· of
5tateufWiseon5inonp t2of
tlle April :!St!ililll'.
Six to l'tJhl '<l"teks aao
Eugl'ne Parks announ«d his
wa~
a systems study that vo;as t"n t•c•smoltiK' t"urnntpol ky
t"Ondllf:ted by the Unt\'fn ll ) b) iludnlts
Students ~d
Sy5tems An a l)'li t 11 tht l'Omp l;a!ned that &raduate
request of Gordon llafcr·51 ud e nl5 •·e r e bein&
bKkcr. ''i«<hant:t'llor for d1H' r1m1nattd
agai nst c::andtdac:yfor~pos111on
ac::adem•c:: arfa1r1
b.oc:ausetht-y had to plll'cl\;ISl'
The study c::onc:ludl'd that abooltth:ltcouldbtrentcdby
allov.·in&graduattstuden\Sto thl'lr undtr& r aduate --~~---
::er::!':~l11~ ':"U:,':t~ht~ mon.oy I« huJ f;'Glleci!Ofl, =:/::~e c::~~t ~~~=: d~~s~:~~on
~.a;:e~~R~~~~~~::;~.!: ~ ,:r:f~~ng
Ma y 2. 1974
New textbook rental policy
:h !A'"chSt ., Suntbym•unatlan 1 ,~rJlsL5Pin
!_' t:ACE UN ~TI-:0 <li VRt'll tiF t 'IU\br
;unday Mt'vt« to a m
11 '<l'al brought
Thts pohc::) vuttntlwoms.u ln& study
UWSP NEWS
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Tt: XT800K
St\Lt::
:.tu:heiSl'n
and-or purc::h~ any or all of !;l'm~ttr 1974
\HU·: : f'we Wisc::«Din Runl
Rehabthtal.lon Scholarship~
for a full yt'art tuation are
availab l e to Natural
Hewurc::ts majou whose
parentsur nthet rhVlfl&b)'
farmmg
Applications are
a\·:ulablt' 1n room tl6. CNH.
and are dill' by May I .
rAppltc::lln ts must bt fort'Sli'y
or :IOtllma)Ors, or resourcl'
management majors •'ith a
ftwe,;tryor ao1l1minor l
lllti\' IN(; TO IIU t. F't\1.0 ,
~t: \\ \'Ott t\ : Students who
nt't'da nde to Buffaluor a ny
othu pl:tc::e enroote con tac t
Ch tthranjan. Chemis try
professor , ex t :!&Mior J.l l·
~t:xac::tdayofdl'parture
run bf'arranRcd
arttrfinali
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not appl)' to pur~ gr:~duoate an) te~t book when tlley The""'leolold u!ltdttxtboo~
)lic::helsefl c::ourses.
found that thf')' must pur· '<~1llbl'held yd M ay2andlln
The gr:aduall' studtnt ,..,II o:haw ~~ book
t~ old Text Renta l area
THE POINTER
Us means Greynouncl. •ncla lot ol YOI.N lellow t tuOents
who itfl tlready on to a QOOd !hon-g You tea.-.. wt.n you
toke Tra¥ttc:omlort.Mitv AIINtrehtJhtclatldonwne
You'll ~money. too. Ovef tnt onc:reaMd sta.ndby '"
litff1 Stlal• the •.0. w.tn ut on weekends Holidays
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THE PO INTER
Moy 2, 1974
Walt Wilmot-unknown major league superstar
It
Wilmot wu born In Pl~r Ill
1161
Twenty ~1111 alter Walt was
born. he blasrt<l
baJCbli ll s
In Adl. Mlnnttota. where he
hfl lptld hls tum ""' n the
amateur
burbal1
cham·
pionshlp of th e no rth,.·ett.
In 11!112 and 1813 Wilmot
played ,.-1\J't an tndtpftldent
thr tlnc:aao Cub pitcher Tom
Mttcalf. from Amhl':r1ol , pitdled
brteflt for lhfl Sew York
\"ankea. J tmmy Drbinl. from
Kudolph . wu a pinc:h·nii\.MI"
fo r lhll \'euk"s St Louis
Bro,.-n·s modiiH pnx-11- batter.
t:ddie Garde~. "' tll51 Bill
l"tM:bu . from Schol"lflld. ,..as a
a ,.·ultny sportsm an
Wilmot made his prolHSional
debut In 1114, when he ll&nrd
,.-; \J't the St. Pa ul West ern
L.usue Club owned ~nd
mana&ed by BoO 111111\.u .\l~a
sour.:e-s Indicated t hat such
"notables"" as Elmer F"oaler.
L"h;arhe Gatllrl , Bolly O"Hric-n
~~~e~;ty~:~id·~:~~~.~~h~~
-
ft~w PfOOI~know
lty'n m Sulllna aN H111H1y
.... lu f'l
1be c:tty of Slftt:n5 P oint. the
local un tvtn oty, a nd th e
surrounding neu havfl lftn a
fair share of majo r leaauc
crlebrlllts
R ick R t~it h a rdt. now
retired. was ra ls«< In thll!
coty AI Simon.a. • !tall of
::r:.!'k?::~ r~~~~~~~
~.W':~~hr~=h~~~l~~:a~;;:~•:, !~=ron "J,:~
~nd onr--th1rd ~um·e
lnntniS'"'IIhoutatJo-..·onga-..·aJk
1\oweve r . of the fore·
mrntiOMd bllllplayn-s. ,..,\J't t.hr
.-.aptlonof Sommnns. ,.-hoonly
wu he re lor a dlort ll rM any·
'"'•Y· few can hol1l11 eandleto
tile lor golll'n major luaue
•upentar from Plover. Wal ter
11 Wilmot Wa lt 'd
N
dub
lniiiU, Waltpll)"tdllt\oder
Holly Stroud at Hamtlton,
Ontu10, but tflumed to St.Paul
tn tMii, -..Mr-e he prTiormed lor
,,..... yean In the out fi eld lor
John S Ba r nes ' Welle rn
l..ea1ue Attheclosfolthct817
scaaon. Walt hi t
I time
lhe
:Ob t ional l.eiiiN' quockly took
nott«ol hltpl'rHI'I«
waueme!lledasont'ofthe
J por'll sreat po,.-er llollen In
t889. Walt's 19 triples led till'
Satlonal
L.u11ur
f'nti r e
Ri_.. l m~ niiiC'TS bcllln paying
~urnt ion to tile ta~n t rd CHI\•
fle ldr r who conoblned both
•
sluginspo,.·er ~ndrawspeed
AG Spaldina.o,.nrr of the
<:"llonao White Stockins•.
rftognozed Wilmot's lmmmH
talents. Spakhnl RM:CHSfully
pulledolloneoflhemostclcver
-lldrddralsmlhehlstotylll
the ,pori lbc qukk·thonklllll
Spaldma purchiJCd Wilmot "•
re~;aRfr-om Wa$hiqton In lBO
andso.JI.M!IWalttoao:ontrac:t
niiiJllfor~"ZSOpt'rJCa$011
lbc ~2SO contract \h.;at Walt
IJ,I.p!oed•-uplwooiM!Iai.Uit
ratoly made W;alt the hoghat
patd player In the entire
Sauonal ~ague By com puoson. ll;all of f"amer Cap
Anson.lheOucllgo man.aaer.
-..·asheingp;~idonlyiJOOOin·
n~~:~Uy
~·or tht stni&ht )·ea ra. from
tl$0toti96. Walt """llmot"IS4ZSO
annua l eontrac: t made him the
hi&hest pai d plllyerlnt heent lnt
National L.usue
lnlm. Walt'sfint)'Ur..-tlh
lheChinao""11lteStocklnp,a ll
Wall Wilmont . major lugueaapentar
fro m1'1 over . nhrapprarcdonan 11118
h;o sr ba lltobunn rd . ThenewStevrns
l'olnt Sollball An edatlon named 1
lnglll' after him . !Doug Wojdk pholot
!l'!_••~!_!"'"'la'!~"''~"!!'..!!!NI. ~~~!~::'.:~:!~,~,~~
abo ~lied in " n1ns. -..hkh
"ulourthbcttlllthelrague
Drspttehisobvoouspo,.·cr. Walt
"lttnnowaymc.-el)' lsiuger
1190 a-bo SliW W;alt Wtlmol ~eal
;,bues. nnkonghtmfaw-lhm
thelrague f"lll"thermorr . Wah
led all SIIIDnlll Lt"a&uc out•
~~~~on lkfem,.·.- put outt
~n)nnt clll' e~Cepl Wil n101
11111 year 'a Sport l•ll N. ,.,
•\prol' IIIH brOUihl OUt
another ht&hh&ht conc:emofll
" a lt WolmOI'I tlJUitrioUI 1894
HliiOII Tllf' Sparllal Ne,.-o
E•·rnthoughW;aJIWtlmotdld
alm0$te•·r rythmapcu•blrf«a
bauertodointl90. heuillfound
time to M1 ;a ml.tor tragut'
rr(Ord,.htd\St ttl!!ands torlJty
~• on~ of tile crallnt ~~fnll
toboutthemt ldluroruuwd lh is
~pron& "hm the tll'l~ m•.lor
!ta&UHd«odedtoLOSebiiHballs
madroutofco,.hldo:-inttead ol
ohet radittOnalhorwhide .
T~~ !iJI"H" thl• '~" ~ quo ted
~~5 w~:~. ~~~r:;:.,~;
the baJCS. bcnme lhr first
..c·c·cc·:··c ·_:·
WaltVt'llmoteonhnuedtopla)
like a wpentar 11 the )tan
,.·rntalonl. lntti!M . Vt'a lttut:DII
and had 74 stolm basn IW
drov., In uo n.cns. ,.-hoch wa~
lour1h brsttn the leaiiUoP 1111 ~~
doubl~ ranked third 1n thtlealut' Unfort11111trly. he al10
led the Satoonal l..ea~~:ue '•
OIUtfieldrn tn nron ,.·nh ~~
The NIIM )"Ur Wilt WolmOI
l'IU blnhed ;another maJor
IU&ue r~d W~ll WI the
mark l«th.-mmt •lolerohioM11
r!J.':to~'tpo~~~~,j,;~iit~
t..-o;outhorthHOnllleiUb~t of
thrcurrentlyonll!lero-..·hido:hueball
Srw \'or k ~l e t
shorlltop Kud l\ ;orrrl50n was
allln,tthenewball,u.yln&.'" l
arabbed it ~nd it felt like the
rnonb;o& l hlll"roedlyef1111CIIed
It to~ether 11111 bat I coukl'"
ltowever . fttch~rd Ge~Jif'r
had a llllfc.-mt opnion Gclllttu.KI,"Wthaveb«n•tnv ongfor
tllfl prTf~l bawball 101" 100
)"Ufl rUstnl tllfl ~-hide r 11
partoi!MH;orch lt ... a,,_
of Gr01 ler to ~upport the
co"hode stand'" liJ muc:h a.•
t:coslrr•• tltflprti-idrni"'U...
conlpiD)' that lk.-cloped the
newb.;o\1 Tbe nrmpany . by the
.,-ay , 11 A(; Spaldtn~ Bros .
n11mrd naturally alter AG
1->pa.ld•nc. the Whnt Stoo:kongs
"wrocr•"holll\"eWilm<H such a
..._lucrah•·~ cM rr:o( t
.;o~t~!'r~ i1;~=~~:!~-~:"u!:
1
,.,,...huWba\ldurtn&thi•yca r 'a
, prm11 tr:umn11 -..u noth1n11
( Omparedtothtuflroaruusl'd
by th e ontroducllonof the
co-..hide sptterr rn the lti!M
Sallonal l.riiiUf upentr in
L.uuJJvtllr
Onc-f'a&aon , WaltWolmotwll
rcl.ht on the middle of all the
.- hlol On that oecasoo n,
l'hocap)lanaarrA~~~~~r~ flew
1ntoa ra&e&ltc.- le"'ft'al bills
•lt lopenandbounced•·rldly
AnHn accused l.oulsville
\lmnager!ttlll:larnieof•torina
!Ill' balls improperly
Deplte a Chkaao victory.
A~~~~~r~-..as•ltllsteamlnaa ftc.­
the 11ame · However . Wa lt
WtlmOI and the rnt of the
<"hiuao playera thou&hl the
nockus,.·•sralherhum- ln
fact . tlley~joyedlht«<whldl!
I'TIIIssomuc:hthatlhey seatl
•ubtlelywOI"ded fUt lelt&ram
to An$01"0. Tilt win! u iG ,""To
A C AMOn. CbiU I O Sawblt ll
Clu b . L. o u ia¥il h ll olt l ,
1.ouil¥ille. Kentuc k y Don "t
pl;ay..-oth Barntr"• balls." They
~i&ned it J a mel A. 1\ art.
pc-rsidmt of the Cbluao cl ub
lbrnca t ~y. Anson . thlnlliftl
the telttra m ,.·••rul.a rrived
a t the l..oulnlllr park wilh abox
of Natoona l t..eaa u. ball• ~ nd
lfm>;oneledtllat lhe umpire 11M
them tN ttad of L.oulnllle'a.
The umpire refllltd to dose.
leaving ANOrl wltll tiD cbolte
bo.lttolake hia team a nd w1tk
offthe lie l4 , thln klngllehadthe
Chluso preslden r s baeklna
The ;octinn ta.t Chkaao a
lorfeitand iiOOO fl ne. While
W;olo and his teammates -..·err
•
r~ltniW ith deligh t , AMOnllnd
ll art-..crebothMtthl"'over
the 110Codtnt 1br tlf'itum A 1\l'~tr wu told who It was that
Jmlthl!botl wl reuusln&the
torleot
Wilmot obtained hia release
frllffl Cbkago in t& to betwne
m;ana1er o f t h e Wellrrn
l.ra&ue"s ,\l tnneapolll :O.UIIers.
lteaiMplayedtheoutfield, an4
hos hitt•n&andfltldiiiJhrlped
''''"the pennant One of hiJ
remarkable futA waa hitting
t hret:homen~nstn-llme for
thl• :O.ILIJcrs. tomtthlnll that
rarrlyhappenrdbltck in thoM
~,.
WtlmDI playftl for the New
York Giant in 11197 lnd IM.
aftc.- "hlch Ito went bltck to
"'l inMapoliaml119!1aap layer·
manacer and lost the champtonahlp by ont: 11mt to
Indianapolis. li e played for
Mtnlll'lpollsall•lnf rom 1901 1e
1903andthmbou&htthe But\f ,
MoniiMCiubl n theoldNorth,..tsle"' Ln11H'. Wilmot won
c-..·o chlmplon~l~ lor Butte
andfinallyM!1orrdtoaoilltotM
promotion of automobile ~Mws.
Wilmot died lnChle•loafter
alone illnn~ on t"tbno,..y 1.
193 lie now lin ill !hi 1-'lover
Cemetery.
Aflft" all lheH yui'l 11 1
virtually wtltown blllplayer In
lhillrra. the f>lovn-supen.t&r
ts r~n~~lly Min& lolven a lonl
~;.~:;eSt:!~':!ePJ!'te S:~~~(J
Anocla tl on hn 4ec ldld to
name a IOltbiU Lr•aue afln-
hlmillllil bonor.
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TH
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IN~T~
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Po~g~e_l~l
Track team faces
test this weekend
Women runners set 7 records
•
"Y JI• II•IIftk
t 'in:abiarm'tthconlythlnc
upt ur"'theronf~lndoor
,.·telttnd
meet. •ndtheronftrenn"rela)':l
fft'l'llft'-dcortrackllleetll
11'1.. - -. !MflntiWOIIopllo
tM v.·suc tri5M c..-...
Lui )'ear tM Powen loll
boUI 1M londoWronff'l'mee meet
t'or IU tk team
~mbers, 1M big NLow romn
lhil t'ncby .IQd Sat\ltd.l,y
UWSP 11 ._lin& the C .•
Soccer Club
season
announced
uv.·sp ~
w.u
Oub
be rompehlll Ia its ioe&ftl.
TM
MIIOnt'Yffftt':l.\ff,ll
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T'M Kfledule is II fl~Uowt :
Stpt I , 81..- c-ty Camp~~~
1homet. Stpt. l, MI. sem1rlo:
St pt
to . U.W Mnllhon
Camp~~~, Srpt. 21, La(.'nlu.e:
~pi
211. Marqutttt thomcl ,
(kt 4. UW-)hdl- . Oc:t. s,
Ripon , Oc:t 12. St Sorberts
tllomc i ,Oc:lll,....cr-, Oc:c.
II , MLSmariolhlmCI , Oc:t 2$,
IJW·Ma.diiOft Chomtl. Oc:l. %1,
St Norbcrts, and Nov . 2.
Collqe thomct
Any•ndallatudent.,lac:ulty
members« sulfillternted in
p.artkip.atllll in IAI1 vtaarKMdule II'C to re-port , 4 p.m
AU&IIIII,It'l't ,l.athet'Uillnl
half ol vanity budlall fitld.
t•ormoreWormatloncaatac:t
Pres1dmt Srott CIIIJ'IC«, 1742
CGtltt:t Ave .. :M-t-4471 . or Vice
---al
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,.. ,..,m«
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Carol Hill and Borb De k hl of UWSP hurdle
ltyDia~P1ot1ou
v..,m ,.·ealholr and IGU&h
C'OmprUUon bf'ouahl 01.11 1M
best of 1M UYISf> 10011\ftl'o
trac-k tum S.turib)'APfll'l7
t'•nal !tam t<>Ottl ,..,,
Stevtnl Po1nt
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11-l•nnn.ot.a
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.and
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Ylhllt!O.Ittr:a
HnllldpiKt" hnLUIHUIIqlch
~r:a1n pla)·fll an Important
fxt« lntl\ltu~IOI')'
Barb l)nc:hf IOU thoo onl y
Ooubl., '"Inner for St.-·tt~s
Poml Slw look 1M IOU mrtll'l'
bw'dlnomii S11«11111Cb:and!Mn
'-f'l:a('Oflftrll'tK't t KWdontM
:!OOmrt..-h~IOI!h:aun'Lf'ol
J i11«'G1Kb
TM Poinltn rLpprd off 7
M.lll'} Sthul1 atw H1 a""'
IL.-.b to tie Madison for tNt
•"'OIfrn.ncerft'OI'dlnlht)ll•·•hn
hcJnor , bu\dii~LniO' IIhl
,.,lh a t-.. oi! JI7 ' 1 "
New recru its
:..r• -.c: heol r K ords fw
St.-·fliiiPotnL,.n-tW'Ib,-llw
mtdJey t Cb ) ltllll ol SIR
Zutlsdorl Shltl a Should.r t,
l.ynn llftTm.ann and Ooebblc
neck and neck.
rnough
lor
SMuldil'l"'
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Hnnd
M1
w-1 ..-4 in
iht!%20)'dibWi LII'ZI..)I«''ffCb
butlllwcwlddoaobrtt«thln
l'ruidentGary lkLIMI',llt
HUfl'OUCiu, ,...:mtl
1-lh
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O. Mr finU for Stevftll Point
"'""'liken by K:alhy Crotbedl
In 1M ihlt put t)4''"'· Cllnli
t:undenoa on lht' hig.h JUmp
tt't ''1 1nd Ma Brietenleldt in
announced
The tra1ng ular cour&e
regattoa by UWSP'& new
n1 lln g club hat been
~eheduled for
Sunday af·
ternoon , May !1. a t Lake
c.....
~lft!Mshollputlndthr
1..0 )'d rri•Y team ol Ml
z....tsdorf . Ms Shouldil'l"'. ~~~
\lt'n'miMandMs \'fl'('auttrm
.. ..,..
""""'
otht'n,.· hofinl~tn
-·~
The .,o1nttn 10dl PC1'fonn 11'111
IOftltCnd Ill tht CDIIfCteiiC'C
lftftt at Eau Oalff Coach
JudyTllte~aid.
" V.'e've pta
gooddlanceol"'""""''' ''•
Stereo damaged,
speakers ripped-off
esc
p~jh ~~te 1;:;'~tu~~
•
rcportedlyearn~l'lllkam 'l
MOlt Valuable Player Award
ilnd was named capt.ain Jut
fall
AIIO a heavyweight
wrest ler, Biever •ashonortd
a& the Warrior s ' Most
Valuab le Wre&tler this
lfl'!nler.
A )"f'llow Sc:hWIM b1ke was
laken from oulStde of Berg
Gym on Apri11 lbt' bike was
Jaterrecoverf!d
Anunlocktdblkewastaken
from the south side of DeBol
Cent.er on Apn l IS. The bike
was lat.t'1' recovered
welohouldn 'thne2000atWalt.t
out there on t' rld•y and
~r61J:N:' ~maned tract
F'ridi)'IILg.hlltictollliiSt.lllll
wlllltltmptiOqualify for 1M
fieal1
011
S.turday
Tlle
preliminar._ will st.art II 4
p.111 F'tlda~ . 111hllt 1M final
ntnll
11 11 a .m
bt••n
Sltu.rda)'
Laer.N •nd Olllkotb •rc
10 olftr UYISP 1M
c~
moat competllloll, but
t'alls,
fUvtr
V.'lutawaler :and
&au
ClaiR aU tt.a n 1M potft'ltiallo
rrequtatlriiCOI'e
F'«thctr•c:kteam,itwiUM
thefin:al lftt ol•llflnaiJ.
Workshop
scheduled
by Jim ll abc-c:k
J im Oark , htad of in·
tramunl &, has announced
that anyone wishmg to t.ake
the w«klhop in intumura ls
c:oursethl&wmmcrmaystill
I . ~S-3 ~daily , but
for May 5
llit' ..0,
Ml Shauklen •n Uie 100, Pam
llft'-!lft!Md~sna&, c--,tttt
\'~autrrrn,.llh.lhmtol
M1ke Tnt'blato-..·~lo . !)tan
goodlorf•nt
\'an Or<k.-r and tton 81e•·er 1 Sll.
Karrn Snyder 111 1M! mllo.,.,II attend uws t• and play r,.,.Kimt'll1~ 1 ntht•rd
IOOC~IIItus fa.ll , s;ud Coach
runand!Xvlk~ttmiHitLnllw
Mont" t'harles
kq;JIU'Ip~..moolrKOOhbut
TtutM.atov.-slo play~ prt>p lttnr rif..U ,...,. Gfll)· 10011
football at Rosholt lhgh
School and \'an OrdtT 11
Stevens Po1nt Pacelli
Th e 6-foot · l . 110 pound
Tnebtato-..-slu was an AJJ.
Centra l State Conference
ICSCI first ttam pick on
lit
otre.- and drif'ftJol'
b) Kalh) O 'C'ennell
excelledas 'a.quarterback
Six&tereot.ape&and t..-o
and defensh·e Nlltback
In
play he ranktd panason1c &peaken _,.·e re
S«""nd m ~eorma . fifth in stolenfromaca r,.·htlettwa~
passtng and 1eventh'" parked in Jot Qon AprLI9
The auto s ttreo set. glove
I'Uihtl'l(l:
lli1 team tJt!d for
C'Ompar1ment and ~a. r lrit
wc:ondplxe
5idt' wtndovi ,.·e re damagtd
Lou and damage ,.., .
111 the Central WISCOnlin C!OIImatedat 5169
Other thefls Include a 10.
Catholic Conference
lit'
nnktdthi rdtntheleaguetn speed, rtd. Gnt't'le btltt,
yard& aaJned pa ulng . •·alued at r.K), IIken frorn the
produced a .fJI compll'(•on south lawn of Knutun Hall on
averace and had the J«<nd Aprd 11 The bike was lockf!d
mGaAOUChdown paiiC!S 1n the at the Lime
A broWn, AMf , 3~
loop, lt'Vftl
bi ke •·alued at $35,
8it'\o'CI'LSan AII-Coofert'PCt' Canvan
was t.aken from !he tennts
J.akuho re
Confe r ence
cour
lti.'IC'rveStn.oeton
hntbacker from Ouukee Aprdt on
6 1"M bi ke was not
lltKh School
The ft.foot· t , 210 pounder. securedatthettme
and!Mto~~fn-encerelayl. 'lbll
)'tl r \M)' Will be watc:htllllo
. - lhatno oncdoetitto !Mm
" ldon 'tHCanr reuonwhy
Sail planned_);I'J5from
))e,;.~c~:.~e Will run Wt't'k •
tMI'I! I ti2~1
M~ \ 'n'UU!n'ftl ln
1\unt Ill \M lllilt, :\.11
Colman t"leldOft tllolcdayt.
Tht l'olntl!'rl !lave already
..-em"'& UWSP tUidtnll tl'LII
A black leather wallet,
filled Wlthca.sh and lll'lli&,ned
check& valutd 11 $47, wu
taken from a n unlocked
l~ktr 111 the Phy Ed Building
on Apnl1
Another wallet. cont.a1nmg
133. was laken whlle left
una\ltnded for two &hort
pertods 1n the CNR &hop on
Apl'll4
A brown auede pune wa&
taken fromaloclted locker in
the Phy Ed 8uildin& on Apnl
llt,.,lllalt'rr«<Vert'CI
A brown mu'1 waite! was
taktn from a n unlocked
kicker 1n the Phy Ed Butlding
on Apn l 9. lt wu lat.r
recovered
Another wallet was taken
~';"',hy"~:~:s~~p~~
10 Lou " 'illS t'$1.unated at U
t'our chromeca.p&andfuur
chrome nnp , valued at 1210.
IO'et"elakenfromacarwhue•t
walpa r k~mlotPonApril4
An anteMa. valued at 1$,
::: ::= ;~:0: :~ ~~j ~
1
~~~~~uo~y~_r om
J une
Accordilll to ctark. the
..-orklhop will cover difft'r't'ttl
age Ieveii Am on& the
va ri ou& top1e1 will be
!iCheduliua , lournamenll. and
admtnis tntlonofintramura l
program1
acliclas
HEADQUARTUS FOR
PRO-KEDS
PUMA
CONYEliE
TIIEIORN
JACK PURCEL
SHIPPY SHOES
. I!'JEilBBEIEill!iiBEEEilBBEIEIEIBEEilBEBEIIill
_ _ _ _ __:_
T:..:
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E.:.PO
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R_ _____:M ay 2, 1974
Baseball title hopes dim
~)'Jh•II•M<r lo
t~
Tilt Potnttu suffered a
and
Point
l'\ll\lltn
ldt f~kkr made a dutch catd!
ofallnedrive. ltP"!ftdiO~
tlw ,.·mnlna defens1ve play .
'"TMre ..-ere a couple plays
tll.lt hllrt .. !hi! I«<OId game."'
said Clark. ''0111 ~t buDt,
·u~ C'Oidd lul\·e aotten lhll! IllY
With a throw home, hut didn 't
ht-ader 11 Eau ClaiR.
lbeopmHwmtft&btlMlnp
brfon E.I11Claltetlltdout1 74
vk:car, . • ·hile the Pointen feU
•2tnthenlghtnp.
'"nneyl'ulowpitdlln&.butwe
w-
""htbeplay"
The Poillten
abo ... Hiit
on lhe MC1Iftd prne, hut a.rt.
hot · ·eU OW'HI.es," rommmted
Cwc h O..rt
''In tht opener
they had lllula 100111' 12. We
WUIIOIIoollillll blcCII ,
had a ctulnte to bte•lr. t.he p.m<!
open twl«. but rouldn't qWte
pull•tout ''
.. We've pt to &o out and beat
Super- twi«."' he alated. "If
.. ewinlhoae.we'\'tllilltot a
than«, 1 Jood cha""""'.
In 1M wvmlh, with the~
w,u,
on
IK'OIIdnd th ird. F..au Claire's
Ht~c:k In !Mtr rac:e for the
conference CNIWft Saturda)',
lol.ing boUI mcb of • double
playlna
be«Jmt'ua~aof~
Tb~ Point~n· chanc~• ol
plnlna • Natlmal Asaoclatlon
of lntfl"collq:iat• Athlclin
INAJA ) bn1h in the national
toumam~nt
all but diNippNred
oiRh·crF'aiiiiHl,HI.
the title ran. Wlnnlt~~ both
aamn •l•lnlt Riv•r f'alls
Track team runs away
with meet
The Pointers •dded th e
HC:ond jewel to the WSUC's
triplt ttoWII. TMy did it by
KOrin&t:HpointJinlheo:oo~·
fcrtnee1"CllysaDdauiKOrif11
defcndina champ l.IICroue by
:i:."ld nlnthplaccSupniorby
!4 lb. pure ground beef, crisp
lettuce, dressing, tomatoe, catsup, 1
pickle and on i;;"n slicH,
I
!
~~!
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Loa& jllmptn Ron Laf'ond,
John Willi1nu and Dmnis Rue
t.apt to a UWSPtoehool r.con1
or...,.,cr64'1" . l.llf'ond and Rue
were repeaters on the triple
Amiot ··11 wu 1M bc-alMilll of
~total team t'ffort ."
UWS I•a l50CIPtllrt'dlinllin
tnc, +fO mtcrmedl1te hurdle
~l•y . thcmllt'~b•ylndU>C•
low 1 nd hl&h hurdk dluttlo!:
rell)'l. lnthe410 1owrc!IJI,Ihe
Polntn-s were .05 olf the
uistlnJ('Oilfenlln' record
n.e 440, 1110 and two mile
rtll)'lltl umt in .-.d, u did
the discus thrower•, hl&h
)umptn 1nd the 1priftt medley
~r~~.~ ~ ~:~~e~o~
Billie and Gil')' llork fuiWied .l
bchlndo.hklllh . ..-Mel.llf'oad
ticdfortllc~IM!vlclullhl&JI
jumpofthemcct
polntmcnt:' tald Amiot , •·w11
DonnBftlnlte,John~Uand
Don Buntm.anteta IICWKhool
and conlcrcnccr«<rdillthe
:~ll~.ilcrct.ywithllimeol
' "Tllclourmileaotusolftoa
good start." stated Coach
Two "Biggies"
are Coming!
Mother's Day and Graduation Day,
Sunday, May 11th
Mother's Day plates "Greatest Mother" trophies;'
Mother's Day cards, books. Russell Stover's candies,
graduation cards, teasels, oil lamps, plaques, steins,
ship models, paperweights, cribbage boards.
STOP TO SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL
SELECTION OF GIFT IDEAS FOR
THESE IMPORT ANT OCCASIONS
WESTENBERGER'S GIFT SHOP
DOWNTOWN-MAIN AT STRONGS
t,.
of
Jahn
Plcpa'
th.lt
ui'Md \he Polntcn Lhc n,..t
wtn, and u ved the HC:Ond.
Pelpcr"-dano-hillcr&oinClnto
llit: relief swrform•lln' wu
blldlynccded. f'lndin&lhem·
H lvcsonthelhortt'ftdol14-l
M'Ote, the Pointe,.. rtt1liated
with the thrftwlnNIII nlnl.
Dcsl&natt'dh lttcrDanllaUHr
~ln lhen llywlthasinale .
llobblns followt'd with B.l'lottl«,
andboth ldVIIIC'CdonG~
ll aiiSCr'Jsacriflcebunt.
Jim Qwl rn1 drove in II IUHr
with 1 double, and Don Solin
wa lktd to ~d the bases. Nick
Sandow tMn came lip with the
&lme 'l keyhit,IICndlnglllne
i hollin&letolefl.
Atwodayrt'ltdidnoWnato
diminl1h
the
Pointers'
c•p.ablllty,ast heypoundcdau t
!Ohitalndrodledt'l.konpltch·
tn for 14 rvss in Lhc opmcr.
AlblblebyGn'glla~DCrin
lhclftOndlt'dtotworuns,wh.ile
R.obblrw' dou.t»e 1nd Joe Nell·
lcr'l rwo-runsl"'lc were 11.,-.,
tof-thlnf1nnlqNM,
The Pointcn continued their
offet~~ive•pluttelnlhc fourth
"''tthSolln 'siiOio homcnanlndl
thrcc-nmblu.tbyNtWcr. Nine
~·alcontrron1W1¥1ttdlhcir
jllmptrio.whoaJona,.·ith Steve
Norlin smashed the old r.conl
byOVCI'Iis;lect.
Reby nmMn Rick Zabonll:c.
" The
doublft. Rtld~coll«ted
fourhltt, thrHlnlht!-d
contctt.
SCill,ltwast.fldyLhcpltch·
conlctt,hercll red allllix~t­
tt'nhcfuedin~lief.
POINTER
byJil>l ibbKII
P11 Robbins made the
Point•,.. 1 CGnltanl KOrin.a
thrut . ,ettll\1 ab llltt In h\1
at-bata, two BOifll for
wv~
::.~~.,,~e·,·n f~=l ~
Sports
WiMinl track metlt hu bHn
~
dutch."
enabkdUYo'SPtOfllr1t:IO•a.l
conl~rence 1\at~ . and • f.S
overall mark.
tr,
uld" Cold!O.rkof
SW"'Pt luJ~&·eft:
Th~
Pointers
ddutcd
Ol.hkWI .. 2,1-4,1Mnd\J~
IIC!ItWednftd.a)l'.
t.feball tnm with a f.S C'CIQ•
lcrencel"e(U'd. StoutwiUmect
UWSP ill the SUHn'a Lut
conf~rcnft matdlup II boft'1.e
farfrom~mlquclorthl•year'l
AT
·· Bo th a•mct were well
pl1~. "
~o.h~~...!·~=· ·~~e~~
11M; IWC!C$1 o~r the tlt.Je.
contcnclin&Tital!lfipros~Cl\edthe
Po!At~backlntothemld.tol
Pointn-s, but S.turd.ly'l IC•
C'OIIlplislunmt wu dlflernt.
ONLY
byJ\m ll allftk
~~theiropJIOI!ftllt
:JO.I,thePOlllt«bueblllltum
coaJted to twin doubleheader
1\lesday. UYo'SPwanthelnltial
autina; t-4, but*' 44 in the
nilblcap.
n. spll! lo!:ft the Polat.tr
u_
SUPER SHEF
Point~,..
n!M ~tamt:J within the pUt 10
rt.ys the pltchi"' may wdl
r---oP£N_n_u_l~oo--A~ML---~
2 A.M.
WEEKENDS
.,_.>
the
Pieper's pitching
is perfed
biUUt
dlup·
thclhol putters 'Tllcydropped
offto fourthpllcclndloolled
terrible "
'1'hc tnpt. jumpers ~Ill)' hit
ltoff ," hcconcluded"¥1'eclicln't
reatlyhavtlnJIUpcrrKct . ..·e
Just r1n ..-h.lt we felt we
cu.ld "
pi tchllllproblftlll
'1'hcpitdlin& ...IJUS\1fUt
todly," commtn ted UWSP
Coach Jim Cl• rk "Cs i!CJU
&ave up only fiye hlta ill !Mt
pm• lnd then tJim l Coach
camethNIII&hwlthabcutilul
performance."
DaveCII!CWIJiniCkDUtti&Jit
while loin& lhc distance while
Gocschpr...,.,idedanlmprtuive
S PORTS QU IZ
ANSW~:K.S
..,. "0." '-it. J M Barke
a1NI Olin&• Shlr t.y
llercare Lhclnswcr•to lut
week 's Jim Bouton 1pott1 quiz.
I liLA l . B t 0 5 DI. R 1
8 I . C ' · B 10 C II . Blct'p
Bltorp 12, 0 13. 8 14. C t5. A
rot,~wb:la~;;.,,tically, w•lklnc
the lint ~Iter . hilling the
HC:ond. •nd throwlna lite to
thlnlonabu.nt . Butwithtne
111... \ol.dedandnoneaut , he
rttlrtdtheflnaltbrft:fittt ln·
nln&blllenlndiCidolllnnone
of lhcMI\lOIIIIU~n
FOR RENT
FALL SEMESTER
• Furnished all utilnies included.
• Apartmenl & houses for summer.
• Reasonable rates & excellent
locations.
• Singles or couples.
Al so 1 bedroom apt. availa ble June
1st. Married couples onl y.
Call 344·2899
after 5 p .m.
<t
Mov 2, 1974
THE POINTER
NO MORE
HASSLE,
NO MORE
HOOKS,
NO MORE DRIVER'S DIRTY LOOKS!
:!f.•: 1 ~u~~t-;::Z.~teh:~: ~u~~:!~~O:~t~c:•!~!~• .
Blke-Btnk. Trlke·B•nk. Dune Buggy· Btnkt
Flrtl fqtlon•l' l n- Auto-Btnll Is the bet! Mw banking
lnrtCWittlon •••ll•ble to peopl• IIIII JOU. Peopl• In '
hurry to get down to th• bank tnd bKII to the booh (Of
whtt- ). FIItl
Plut you ' n lind you an us• Arst N•tlontl ' l n- Auto-B•nk
to lth
ot most of rour banking nMds. Ctteclllng,
u 'll ngs, m•klng loin parmenlt , tnd .,.en /uti mtk lng ch•nge
•rlh•ndledNIIIy .•. • ndlllt .
Orl.,. on down lod.t'f and check ut out lod.t'f. There' • • chtnce
you could be • wlnn« In our Grand Opening Gr•nd Prize
o l• .,w,yl
ctt•
YES! ! A Grand Opening Grand Prize Giveaway
WINN~ ' S CHOICE!
II ' Flbeofgl•ll Sunllow..- SallbNI
OR
Full 5105 Rtc lng Bicycle
3 SECOND PRIZES-23" Weber Petlo Grill
•
l THIRD PRIZES- t ' Redwood Plcn"' T•ble
4 FOURTH PRIZES- 3·Piec• Wlbbed, Alum inum Uwn
Fumltu,., Wood -handled Arm l
' FIFTH PRIZES- WO'I'tn Wood Picnic lltitket with
rn-ricled Pl111tlc Olthlt end Cupt
FIRST PRIZE -
1S PRIZES IN All!"
Ju11 m•k• •n Auto-Btnk lr•n.uctlon now thr01.19h Fridey ,
M•y 3, '' •ny of our 1111 conl'«<lenl dri•e·through lin.,,
;;~:~~-::;1!::"!':17:4 ;~:c':;~:~'~:C,-;.:;~~d
The olh..- """ 90'1' In our Gr•rtd Prize Selection Boa !Of
«•wing '' th• end of the banking d•y on Frld•y, Mty 3.
W.irltw!O 111.moers doe puohlled 11'1 • staeill ttd 11'1 1111
"Stt...,ns Pain/ Daq ~rN/'' on SlluuJty. Mty <f/11.
a..m tllfflr prizlf 010~ iM:Jndtr, Mtr 7
WiYie~S
lnil'f
Thl ttl n- Auto-Benk It one ol mtny renon • why potOple ll kl
youh••eturnedtoF irtl Jqtlonei iOf•lltltelr Nnk lng
nHCI I . And II you' re not tlre•dy olanklng •I Flu! N•t lon• l.
we 'd IIIII to h••• you 11 • c;ullomlf , too.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK OF STEVENS POINT
Poge 13
•
P
_o::.eg.:..•_1_4 _ _ _ _
T_H.:..
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-"IN_T_:E_R_ _ _ _
Mo
__ccy 2. 1974
Sex and the single ad
l>nrl'dl-.
I would h kc to upraa an
OpOnionilln!'l~loMJ
Gon&Mr&'a le\ter in yOW' laat
t»IH' lbelie-velhatlnlhbca._.,
SH\J;m. uanilloiOWIIobeauty,
itlnthemlndofth~bdlolder
1'1'le ad•·n-tisemmt in queshon
madf no remarks of ,.·hat I
'"ouldnltiiMkraH•ualnature
other tban 1M di.atincbOn of
male and !~mille
Ooa the
word~paaionimply'-'•""1
ac:t•vlty~
I think not- ;utd I
C:n'liltnlytlllnllitahouldnot
AJ llllhe ac:tual inttnt of the
•d. I do not know l Ui pufJIOK
mily•·try•-elllt..-ebHns.en&al
l&llftllmmt. but it may )Wit aa
•ell have bMn penonalhwnan
c:oml"'nionship-•lthouglt tbiJ
mrtltod of acq~~lrln& tutlt 11
ntlterunutualand unac:crpled
byoursoc:iety-andlt cn.aJ even
have been m-erely lo.atimulate
tlloulbtluch&atlw..
'lllrpoint•l. notkfto<oo·ul&'""ho
,.·roce the ad or the cit·
cwn"ant:ftMU"roundinJ il. ldo
notltelie•·ethatl.orinH$tnn'
anyone. unholdadtlinlte
OpiiiiOIIIIIIOIIatntent Pn-haps
Ms Gtnzbrr& "'hokb the inside
track"" to.er., sotospnk.and
kttOIO"JIOmtoflhebK!tJfOUIMI
'flhead ldonotknowilndiM
don not il-lY
In shor1, let"l not jump to
COMiusions but niN1' com·
munlut e and understaod
Mlore makinl judgm~nt•··
what~Yel'theaubjecL. Penon.al
("ft1101'$hip olthe mindis a "'"'J'
1ubtl~ 1nd powerful mtity.
Kent murders-four years later
""•"~u..r:
~lAy ~ ... ,n mark
anru~nary of tht
killi1.p
t 'our
tht fourth
lhnt St.!~
atud~ts
w~
killed and thlrtun others
,.-ounMd on May 4, triO, by
bullet[ from Ohio Nalional
Gu.~rdlln~. d11r1ng the eourw
llladtlnon$\utlonagaillll tht
W:ar In \'oetn.:~m, lp«:ll'la.lly,
a&>llnat the Cambodian hi·
c:un~on ll!fWdrathsatKflll
Slatt ...=
m 1101 lllllat~ oo::·
c:urftleft. lh•ndrtdl ol miln
li*.IY at Jackson Sta t e
Un~venity h1, MWINippi an
add•tlonal
1tuMnts '"'fll"t
lullfdby police.
Tl!e evmts at Kent and
,,.,o
JacluonHClllltedthealrudy
•'OIIIIIIe situatlononthelllltiCIIn
c•m pvses. Maulve demoll·
strahonsllndthe "takeover"
and-or"tnlhlng'' ofROTCand
adml nh tnll on
Letter Ms.fired
b11i ldlngs
~!Kame widelpre11d. The shod!·
w1..-e ol morallndlptlon tNt
swt"ptUienatlonnmrNdrll
~~~~·;0G~;..H~.my drepelt !?~":~;!~i!:h~~ ~~~Ot ~~=~~~~:::
'c!i'::}:!~i. ::~·;:u!ot~l;~d ~~~~~~jt:~~=-:~~! ::~e= :!:~'~ ~-;~
=y ofdnl~~ef1~ m;,. prO: ~:~.. lilnd~~m~ ~:=~ ::!t~:d'~tt-~11~~1. of b~lnJ
::ay':u,~~:O~~~t'! wi~iiO::,~e';~,!:'~HiMIMt at~~:: :,n~;~e;ndd~mC:i
~lui appeutd In the April r,o,
'~U:.:! :::al~;'d::j,potnttd
ill
YOW' " rnllystronJobjectlon""
to tM plea from lhe " yOIIrlllild
of H" who aou&ht com·
P"nionll'lip
I YOUIIJ lua.
Bdore 1011 start toa11111
around your ·•auht" labela
ilndlloppyl'twtocic: Ms. Cim·
berJ, Ietmenmindyou\hatoot
'"''ttl
thil lad Will londy and needed
indiJII&tlon did eventually pu.s
he wuloolllnafwil " whon"as
you 10 bluntly 1uuated, IJn't it
mll(h mon horoest and healthy
IMI M openly illrtd his requat
•• QPPI)Ied to, l&y, lurkinl in
th~ ahildowa behind the
YMC.A.•
"'"'''' y..,,.._
vle-«td from hlnd:sl&ht, luve
come to rtpreM'IIt both the hi(h
willet muk and virtual
culmination ol wlde:aprnd.
mautve expreul- of &lJ.Idf,fll:
xtlvllm. Sih('e tm, Klivism
hh ebbed and r~ Or
per hlpl. more prop~rly .
~~~~':u!~'n ~~~~~~v:.:t~ !;ty~'"•n~elh~~ .~,e;::,:~
~~:.7•~=~~'::~~ ~~~:::;:·~umWr ;. 341· ~~':u:.:tl= ,::: il::::.
:-;Jn;~ 't'm~e : :· 1~ ~:. 446$1
~~ ilnd ~-seoi"'l
Rundgren Reviews Ryan
Ta!Jit F.diW
nus noncema a couple vt
dtlfiiHiy ret.ttod tlltnp lMt
hawnftlac:rOI.Imypalhwtale
taktnaatboMvaation~in
UwBad~r.Ute.
Wheretoatart well.flntvl
ali i happened locatdla pH·
forma,_by-vlyOW'OWTt
M'lf~ylft.. l-vfW~'J
own l ynnlf•JtyledJIIIIrr
boonds spnk.in& of Ooctet"
,.._ duly unpreued t withtn
reuon !hou&h t And then.
l.llllnafl&un. l hilppened uport
an artic:le from y011r weekly
pubheation •ApnUth"."n t 'Ool
mtlrrlyCC!Onadmtal UIOII&h u
thefriendwtlh ,..hom my W\le
andlln! IIO"ete" I JpendJftlllllf
taDite from tGW"UC. mayhem
de:: it an alumrNt from YCIW"
I nst itution . prnumilbly
UWSP andofcounehe hilda
copy ol tNt partic:ubr wue.
Anyhow, thll aflnnoon ill
my libtrty I peruted this
~rtic:Wr edition and happmed
upOnanarticlebya Mr.IMI" I
TtiTJ R)GIIft. I I thinll: tb.Jt be
was•malealboreoutbyW
wrlttnl l!yle- don"t uk m~
how but ~ dilln-mees ~~~
••ht.Jiti.-1. 1
Anyway thiJartieledealt,.·•th
• cOl.lple vf bclrxb IN\ the lad
happc:Md to hear one ni&J!t.
Sure 'null one vf 'rm wu
Oic:ker Nowmyonlyobj«<ion
to tu1 commm1ary was a liW..
comm~nttllilt he vllffed t.-a tue
commelll. no leu I on W vin ue
of Analo - fla slt Jlil ·
tn-...somethlna about It not
be•nc eomm~rciaLiy viable
Euctly. he uld, ·•.. t.My
shc:kwtlhilnlma&elMt.atlhlt
flll'lll,5fttMiodttnc:t rather
than add to tbtlr pH·
lormance. . " At lhls po1nt i&-
"""·
)lyDflly('(ltllrnenllohdcocLa
11 the following frw words,
uotherthanthec:Oirtelc:athina
ondic:tm~nt l tompl~te with
invec:bvtl that I Will lhinltin"
about se nd ina your wily
t •·hey~l .All I can uy is that
from a ctowvbual pro•imi(1.
the C'Oior and iluor'ltd llmmic:kery Is far more p;aliiUI!fe,
to uy notJttrc vt c:•mp
~hrtin. INn the 1111ual fan
vlderumpt.idtllat~to
~·I
memy il com·
~MRIOI'Ithelxtlhatlivem~
ras~to rec:ordeddo: l
cantll'afunctioonvl~
Hm«Y orpns 01'1 ~ither sod!: vf
no.;,
Whoreable letter
U..1r \h, K.UO Gl••btr&ln repnltoyOW' 091nlon in
UleApnl2$ pUblic:allon of W
..ol•lft' on IIIII M•iat ad, lt"l
obvioul you' r e ju m pin11 to
C'Oflel..ton.
t'orOCitllhtn&. are all com·
paniona wltoru ~ Today •n
Enaland ilnd Germany. many
&enllemm ad~ertJM lor womm
lor compiiiiOftlllip n .. does
not nec:ftUtlly m~an tJiey ,.-ant
& IO'hore lflhe)IIO"IR!td il
whor~. dal"tyOl.laiJ"MtlwouJd
be eaal8 to head on lioWn to 1
dt&tric:t"~
Col'np~~nloMhlp o:ould
" rtd liJht
m~ln
communication betwe~n the
ondi¥idulll involv~d. wblc:h
mily be Jao:klna. or perltaPII
someonetolean onforadvlc~.
U.tudylnaC'Omplnlon t.ortry
a travel comp~~nion.or. uyou
Im plied, , Jill! for •exual
ptlrlel""". But what if bolh
~rtln ayeed that aU they
really wanted • ·as a K•ual
r~11tionJh1p, fon~. tl't their
...,_
Anyhow. don'l .rump Ill condusionJuyou did. lflhe yOUtlfl
man wr ote ..,.anted you~&
woman lor complnionlhip."'
don tlut aulomatic:ally mNn .
""w1nted youna whore for
comp~ru-hop~ "
11 ""'mt to me )15 Ruth
G•nzWrJ. you ahould be mor.knowicdltu~vfthe,...bjec:l
~re cr•hc:olina bdou you
lt1r-r\'~elof1anstandardaor
you
morals of narrow-m111dednrs:t
lukoul
Come now Ma Cilllber&.
maybryouaretheOM•••IIobas
"ltOGpf"daolow"' u•bclcktnll
~::;:If IntO IUC:b a lonely
Sliln,.ty,
~•llnnt>
l-l l ·lll l
tM humanhu~
''
ild absurdwnmm,
nw •yes
ll•oii H•nd~~ttn
Todd oud Htb-t o
P.S - llow II; my new lp drnng'
1\hiltbyw•'/ofanmdullnll\'101
11 appean lhat COO'II:rtned
student awareneu vf the w«ld,
andiUiproblemllaraelydird
•uththrilrtlvismtyplcalofthe
60"1 Apathy $Mini tndy to be
t it~ 111111muk of today 's
univenity I!Udent M11ny
studrnU hav~e-vmralillllllirtd
lhedNthJ.ofOtmonstratonand
by-st.andtn as the .S.,atht vf
lbll(fl'OIIItommuntltqitator•
or
fr~au. It appunlhatmanylludrlltal'uove
r~jolnftl the maln~tream vf
Amukan C'Onadou-.. !hilt
"'-'attempted to forget thr
....enuof Maylm.
lon&hl•""'
pi~'~':~':~d~:u~e,;:
moralllyilnd t ltcri'flucyofthe
dilc:ontlnuedulivilm.althollfl}t
lt lsvn-ytemptlrc todo so. No
malin' what. the fact rrmillns
lhiltactivla.mlsdead.butonlhe
other hilnd. dedleat~d Ln·
divldualland trou~ tan still
,.·ork for bellermmt, peace.
freedom and o:ha~e wltl'l 11
leloat I hope vf 1\ICCUS,
Tlterdoreltdrmandllobe~~o~id
that the d«eased atuden'- vf
Kent and Jxkson Stille are
not tobelorpttn . fOit ttrit
memory holds val~ lor 11111
toda1 lt'a lhM 10 11op ilnd
r~member ,.·hat llappmtd on
Amn-ka"s c.mpusH. and to
tltinklncontutofbolhpaatand
pnKnl , ,..h1 it bappent'd ilnd
•hY It «•sed to llappm
It's lime to remember 1910
and rftltc:tupl)l\ourplacth\ the
workl•alllldtfti:Jof tt74.Vo"hilt
nrma the ldfas of the 1974
~11/dent body h•ve upon tM
,.-.ldaraundu:l~ It ilpn-llapia
01wln lhe Mtur~ of man thilt
the belt t ime to do thb - '
(
M"atdtlnaisofl~ninthetw~tnt
o1 the II'IC'mor}' o1 ~"''' tuatody
Sobrll
1llepurpct~tevlth1Jiellrr lt to
tlncerdyc•ll on \h~lludentavl
UWSPtoro:membrrK~ntSt.ilte.
t:~en ti!O\tflh the time ,..hfn
$\udtntt would come out to
demorutntetMirlcelingtata
mrmoriai Ht"vke .. opparently
IO'W· a t leal! take il mom~nt.
whrn~lay4rolbarOI&'ICI,Ind ill
)'OAJT heart& rrmrmber.
Wlthlrnlf"•f•nrlty,
n•Studtllhlo•• lk.,MTttk
Sao:~ty.tlWSP
l'ob
KPIUI
.~uk•
l.n - t 'hillrm•ll
e POl
Letters
NTER
u_.fP
Nixon marks anniverrory
They've~ ,.hat&oodthuop
Mly4 w11i be the lourlh an·
ntvenary of the Kmt State
klllinp. ll wuanevmtwltlch
milrktd thetralkconc:ll.lllonof
tMfoollll\n.eulhilttweptOW'
nmpu~n ln t.he60'1. P~rhaptlt
slarted at a well lnt~ntloned
movement. il protat •aainat
lnjllstlce.butllendedil!mlft.lly
~«kina to datr01 OW' IOdal
ordn' and r~plac~ it ,.·Jill who
knawswh.lt 11\elitlynotionol
blam•na _,.. thinp as war.
polluhon.. pO>'flty and "'lllppraa_.. o1 some Hl"'ftiU vf
1ocoety on our in1titutlon1
tc:hotdac:rouour countryf«ln
itriltlonalde<I:Jide
•
Thank Cod. the atudenta of
AmrtiC& have finally ruli~ed
thattherr ilr~ problems in any
~ylltn\IOhichunnotbesolved.
our tystrm ltu loofler them
Cunted, thrre wrre 1 lrw
unfortun•trlhinll&olniOI'Iln
theiO"a,but anyiiiMlwhofollows
thene,...un obvlouslyHtthat
they 've
celled
lodty
Amrrica't youn11 peopt~ luve
finally quit tryin& tochanl~ the
nl1biilhed onln- to be ac·
ceptabtl to their ldfals and
havr tnsl~ld taken 1M more
reali.aticapproachofdtan&Jna
themHlvH to be JO«t'pla~ to
lhls«der
So. thetewdl Ill nostudenu
Plllithbaprin& llw)'"ve •areed
toworkwolhtherntafAiflftic:a
to ~t lhetr share of IM ad·
vtnllaaolfertdbyllllf"Wil1of
lif~. and. hopefully. lenned
11teor fintl lnson at Kmt State
fourynnaco
Jay Nh011
Kent State did
not end protests
Hppiy M "h• :
Slllc-etllbllthet.st P ....t•rvl
aovemmml Tlte unfortunate
tll!np\hat•·m t onlnt.he60"1
thewmt~Jtn-andnoneofour
contin~tocby
rndtn wtll hav~ 1 chant:~ 1o
reply to your eonJervttlu
tocic. twritethls letltr
Saturd•y ,..,11 Indeed mark
Ld ulltope that we never 1\op
tryinatochanae theeatabllt.hed
ordtr totu•touridftii.V.llen
you forl rtaboutidellt, you<!nd
upwtththe corrvptlontltat
ultta In Wuhlnaton today.
The only thlna that baa
chanafdalncetlteiO"•Isthe
mannn- ill whldl we make
chanll Vlolenu Is no lonlane«~~~ry. We've made our
point and politiclal'll have -~
up to the lad lhat we want
' - t . efftc:tl.-eandtetponal¥11
goV11rnmen1.,
No, thrrew111benoatudentil
lhot lhl• sprlfll. ,_who are
notdolna their part lnc.te.nlnc
up the sovernmmtal meN,
prrblptlllollldbe.
thelourtl'lannlvtr~tryofthe
Kmt Still~ m....c:Te Howevn-.
KmtStatedidnotmark theend
ofOIIf"ptoter.ta.Wecontlno.wd
our protalt lone afl'"'""'anl
until tile U 5. ceased dlrec:t
tntrrvmtlonlnViltnillft.
The Idea of blamln< auch
thlnJt 11 war, pollution.
pOVrtiY and ~-~~ppraalon vf
-~~qmmuofour iOdety on
ourlnttitutlo!lll•a•iableone.
We m111t keep In mind that we
havehelpedcn•~tandtuppOrt
manyofthelelnlliluttona. By
drmon•tr•tlnaournon..uppon,
;::.·:~,wec!i~~=-~:·~~: s l•md y,
dollan•retUII flowln& 1o !be
eGner..r
torrupt
South
Vietnam \ Mualfa&V-•1..,.
(
May 2, 1974
THE POINTER
Page 15
From the president
Anothi!'r a r u of g r e011t
o:onccr n to studcnl!i IS the
Jim ll amllton
I_ ""···;·.:-••··
.t.h.l~ l'~!~.~ I~ u'•erbur d ensome cos t of
)'OUW1tha
eulogy of 3CC'Omplishments
:andf:ulures l ..·m rather say
th:.nU to I~ ,.·ho helped
and bnt'fly outh~ 111'hat I
belieH! to be futureconctTns
oft he s tudents-herr at U'o\"SP
One of the b1ggest a d vantagt'SSiudentS 11111llla\"e
ne){l)t·ar11111lbethe f:.ctthat
theUWsys\eln ...·il\finallybe
fully merged l"m sure tha t
not many r :.n k a nd file
studl"flls fuJJ y understandthe
•mphcallons of th is merger .
I
sot~~~·• ll bneflyindicat e them .
Under merger . s tud en ts
,.. ,11 assume primary
l't'Sponsibi lity for a ll a rea s
prunarily funded by s tudent
monin These areas include
1-1 o u .s1 ng. the Unh· ersi ty
Center, the Student ll ealth
Center and St udent Ac·
\1\•itle.S It wi ll be th e
responsibi li ty of the students
to determine programs and
for these a reas. This
education This, I belie,·e,
111111 requ1re ;a great deal of
pohhc:d in,·oh·emcnt. In I~
Sixyearsthat lha\·ebeen
m\·oh ·ed 111 the h ighe r
educatlonprocess.the)'c.'MI)'
COI>Iufeducatlon has doubled.
n ·~ Ill)" feeling that a ny
furthoer cost•ncrl"ases.,.·lllall
but makco it impo55ible for
students to gam a coll ege
educatum . E"cept for the
reducllonofovcorheOIIdinthc
areas a lready stated >'ery
hlllecan be done on campus
to reduce costs . The~(ore.
merely bitching about high
l.'OS!satthebar or in the dorm
111111 do not hing to change the
Situation . St udl"n U mus t
txocome politl.:ally active or
the)' are going to get screwed
c>'erytime.
These are only two olthe
rnanyeoncernsahea dfor the
I belie,·e that I see
from a much better per·
ip« llve than I did one yea r
a~;o, and I hope you do too . So
to end one of the m01t intcrestmg years I have ever
had- thanks and good luck.
~udcnts
Refuse award
Tolht t: lllhor :
lt«enlly, ,.·twertlnlormfd
ofour iiOnli"'tionfortheJames
II. Aiber!SOIIMedlooUion Award.
a memorillt to the lalf:
\IIIIVt'nll)' prl'$icll'nt , Who difd
in a planl! cruh In V.et Nam
,..hileonanfd~aliona lmisfton
lor the US A&l'fiC'Y f« lnternallona!Oevdopment.
That Mr. Atberc.on wn a
man or &real p t r noa l
chara etft' , a fine !amity man
anclafritncltomanyl•beyond
qu"'tionBut t heton~tlonto
U.S.A.I .D. cull a cl:lrk :shtuit
upon anyfUc h n1tmorlal
'l'tw!A&cncylor lnta-national
l)tvtlopment i1 oothlng leu
11\ananmstNmtntolAmtl"ic:an
lmper la llam . an ar m of
Amt rlu n upltaham that .
along with the Clhltral lntelli&tiDC't AltDC')' , "'"tO
s.llborciJna tetheasplrationaof
the people of the ThJrcl World
To accept the Albertson
Mtm«ial Award 15 to aa:tpt
theoppreulonaftountlen
buman btorc1 by the Un~tecl
#l
Slates IOYtmmtnl t'« lhil
rtiliOII, ,..e re~ptc:tlul ly
:-:l..,~~ ~":~ ,.·ilhdrawm rom
J:
:t::'
.UJtDliD'
(:.O,N ) Gla«tloloe
The brass-tacks guide
to cycle touring in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Bik..e Trips
by Phil Van Valk,enberg
Twenty Tours tor Young and Old
Se lf-guid ing mlf'IS for 20 tours in 18 oo u nt iu,
• Mildet ine lslilnd
.ci ays M•ll'
• Horicon Marsh
eA wllan
WISCONSI N BIKE TR IPS
$3.95 /plus 161! 5alestu)
Avililable ill you• \oat boolt store or b•ke shot>
OR
Order
d~recrly
from
Wos.c.lflsm Tilles lind Tra.ls, Inc
Dept T
P 0 Box 5650
Madoson , Wow:onSin 53705
(Wtlte lor FREE onlormilt!On ilbout other WT&T
pubhCiltoons. mcludong wU guodong CANOE TR A I LS hooks. I
•ncludl~
eof lr oy-Spana
.W1U1ingt o n Island
• Ke ute Morame
.Co ul ee Coumrv
Maps are marked 10
e h1tts
eroad condmon s
e tralf oc counts
.campgrounds
esw ommong holes
epomu of onterut
~w
lncludet .cjy,~ for ttYeryone tbout
• bocycle lnilonteo.nce
e s•mple '~'"
ec lothong and equipment
..-utesolthe ro.d
., ,d ing technoque 1od s..lety
;• _ Editorials
uifP POINTER
The graduate's
last stand
by o.~·eG.wi•u
I am tinct.
J'\·eslood inlona:linn to
get my food. paycheck and
bed sheets. Then mlln! linn
for rqistution. to pick up
Changes lake place so
t lowly Big Brother sti ll
dictates lhe lives of the
captives in the dormitories.
Whatyoucandrink, whenyou
can have visitors. where you
books and to r eturn them
I am numbed.
caneat , whoyoullve with and
on 11 goes
I
have seen
my
felkl'ol
students scurry around like
ant.s to gl!'t a parking sp<M
.,.ithin sbr. bl«ks of campus
1 am appa lled.
lh.:i vewal(:hedtr~being
felled and deliute wetl ands
I am nauseous.
I have heard an administration
promise
potential s tud e nt s a
W'llve raitywhereever ythlng
11 beauti ful. The public
filled to create expensive
pa rkif18 lolS we did not n~
rel:ltionslmageisnotreality.
llvanidlesoncethestudent is
Now
enrolled.
I am dramed.
they are
build i ng
another parking lot
1 am sick.
\'n, sick when 1 think o1
i:a:t>;,bc:~;li;in~Y ~~~
diedasexcellentfac:u/tywere
dismi~.
1 am frustrated
Now I pay a graduation fee
to get a capandgo-A111"'111
\'ou..,.·on'thavethisstudent
to ktck .round anymore.
Tripping on trip
can be bummer
by Bob KcrUIKk /
This summer. you may be
travehng to Europe. the f'ar
East. to Canada or south of
our border
For some , it will be the
reward ol years of waiting.
saving and dreaming. t'or
othen ,thcirfirstrealventurt,
all on their own with complete
tndependenc:e.
tu~:r :!~~e~ s!: •t!c::
11
again, benusetheywill bein
Jall A foreis.n jail. locked up
for violating dru&laws.
There art more than 900
United States citizens now
servlna time In fo r ei&n
Countries on dru& chartn.
Most of them ar e young.
Maybe they didn't know it
before, but they've found that
dr1J8lawsoverseas aretough.
And they're enforced to the
letter
If you plan on traveling
a broad !hiS s umme r .
remember you a re subjKt to
the Jaws of the na lions you
"'\Gwrr
~~ ;;:a;~t~~~~~tr::
O\'U
a r e visiti ng , If you ' r e
ar rested. American consuJar
olfi«n will do tht'ir best to
see tha t you receive fair
treatment. but they caMot
ask for special fllvors jUst
becauseyouarellnAmerkan
citlun
Enjoyyourtripandbesure
you come back when you
planned. Not when your jail
senten« ends.
.Party system risky
by Davc GHIIer
A r e cord number o f
studentsvotedintheMonda y
Student Sll!n.ate election. This
tnerease in student interest II
very important. It will be
crucial in the near future .
depll!ndenU inlo office 111e
situation could revuse itself
The dan&u is more ex·
treme when there is only a
howe~r .
one party system. That Is .
The lac: k of competition-Ldr
student jlovemment offices
Indi cates th e problem .
Cer tai nl y there were write-in
candidat es but they failed
In the pas t , Stud e nt miserabl y u write -i ns
GovHnment wu a do-nothing usually do.
body compo&ed of aeveral
s p ecllll i nte r est groups .
A danaer lies In thc s tudent
During the past year, thll partysystem . Oneonlyhas to
situation which h:ad boged look to M1dls on a nd
the senate down In petty Mil waukee where the party
bi.cbring was changed by system has mired student
effecti ve leadership 1nd the govtrnment and has become
introduction of many in- 1 joke .
whal we presently have.
Because this system has a
tende ncy to foster bloc k
voti ng along party lints, we
urge students to consider
ruM ing for senate positions
as Independents this fall. If
the ma}ority of the senate Is
not made up of independenll,
stud e nt government could
becomeentwinedlnthe same
mess our state and national
governments a"' in .
Party politics does not pay
off for the people.
Alcohol, visilation and things that go bump in IRe night
At
1
by Hob llamjr.
r ecent party lor
the tr.Tie ~~o·e were done, ~~o·e
couldn 't have lured Si r
like fi&htmg fnr pOUft.,ton of sort of a lternative plumbing
your sp1ne And fighting for system I
Does it matter
~~uor'rise":.~k ~aorl "·:nkJni G~h:k~r!; !':~!.:::~!·h 1 !~m~,:tu~: n~~~~ ::r :~ ~hea~1: ~tie : 5i~ir!
11
developed a fiendish plan.
Aller everyone was blitud,
we wou ld pool ou r evil
encrgies. We would lure
seem to be doing, let me say
once and for all that I am all
for it-in the dor ms, In shot
glaS~~eS, in after shave lotion-
nghtto wear your trouser.~ in stomach" Ladies and genthe da rk .
!Ie men. f need help un·
\'ouunwe:t r yourtrouser1 dcrstandi ng !his .
!n the daylight . they say, and
I'd also like 10me aiUiwers
!~~P~~~o~~~~:'a~e;i~i
<Z''\~ ~he controversy
su rToundin g liquor in the
dor ms-l've always thought
there was somethin& mildly
msane about adulls fighting
consti tutiona l nghts
It 's
always seemed to me to be
you can 't have them m your
room .. whfore you're liable to
ac tuall y put them on in !he
da rk.
It doesn 't matter where you
drink t unleu you have some
up to Carl's room-and milke
her dean 11.
It was a great plan. We
fatled to take into account.
ho~~o·e\·er . ou r own rapid ly
deterioratinjl condition. By
The Grot ~ Rip<>ff
1
8
:::n~as:; tit.~~.:e~~mB~~ ~a~~~u:,:r :.~'t:d-,:~.::~
ddcnts" '! Must all planes ny
around in the air '! Should
students be allowed to like
drunks up to their rooros and
pour them Into cock! all
glasses! Skoal.
cy the Sd-Fi Otb