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SERIES V II , VOL 18
UW-Stevens Point, Thursday, October 10, 1974
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NO. 7
Gubernatorial debate
to be held at UWSP
Caspar Weinberger and Me lvin laird
ot the laird Youth Conference.
See story on page 4.
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Congressional and Senatorial campaign
Debates scheduled
candidates for the Sevenl.b
District conareuman and
U.S. senator have aareed to
partldpate In debates Oet. 30
a nd 31 , rupeetlvely at
UWSP.
la.eu.mbnt Rep . David
Qbloy, a Democrat, will face
~ dlallenaer Jold
&uraer in lbe 6nt of t...o
debates . lftcumbent Sen .
C.ylord Nd.lon, Democrat,
wiU appear the followin& day
with b h
opponent a .
by s.b KuUWck
AD Oct. 16 debate on the
UWSP campus betweeo the
thne m.ljor cubernltorial
eandidates .m be the flf'lt of
t1uft polltical debates to be
sponiOr'ed by tbe Polilkal
Scitaee AslociatioP CPS.A).
The gubernatorial ~te
will future in~umbent
Democrat Patr ick Lucey ,
Republican William Dyte
and American Party Candidlte William Upham. 1t will
be bdd at 3 p.m. lD Ber&.
The ltCOOd ilacbeduled at 2
p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30 lD
Sera Gym. It will be between
Rep . David Obey tO WaUsau), and hil republiean
challqer f« 7th · district
cor«reUman, JORf Buraer.
Bera Gymnulum of the
F1eldhoule. They wW be open
to the public without chqe,
run about an'*-' Hdl , and
be spoal(ftd by lhe UWSP
Student Pollllul Science
Asloc:iaUon.
Format for lbe debllel will
U'ICiudeinll'Oduc:toryremarU
by the c.ar~didatn, several
quat'- from • pand or
students selected by the
sponsoritl8 UIOclatioa, then
QUHtior. from the auditne'e.
:.e~u~!fca'!:"o;_;:Y p:!~~
of
debates
be
clidate Gerald McFAZTm.
the only ones In thll year's
BotheY'tllt.swillbeat2p.m . concreulonal and ~tn~torlal
on the sueceuive days In eampalcna.
Elcll the
On the inside
may
page
Orgonizotionol Orgy schedule
Women con prevent rope
Stvdy SI<His lob<:'
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F/eefWood Moe coming
UWSP J(jng & Queen candidates
Intramural champs
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in the Old West, life centered around o man
and his ho~W . N.oybe, for some , it still does.
See hortemonship story on pages 14 and 15.
TH~
POINTER
Octob., 10, 19H
The pNpout, drawn u~ by
UW Central Admlniltuuon,
" Larger classes, the firina
~~=d:=~
hu already pined ~~
education In the UW System • from the. UW Bo1rd of
thai's whit Covtnor Lucey Reatots. who are upected to
condemns the state or approve It at tbdr October 4.
WlK«<slntolfberej«:tllhe meedna.
..Uvenity's tuition reductioD
propoul. lt'sabllrd."
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Wltb u.- 'tiJOrds United
Council Pre side~! Jim
:lsia!!,b~~o~
a rocky one . Now , with
Governot Lucey 's ex_pllc:il
=o:nd•df!!:;•:, ~ r;:-,:; ·~:.::
Governo r 's
s t a tement
Wtclnesday that be wouJd
nal!y reject a piopoul to
reduce UW underanduate
tuition by euttlna tt•e
lludenU lnlb'uc:Uooa! C'Oib
from 2:S pff"C'fttl to 12.~ per·
cmtln 1976-77.
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" Man y studen t • ue
V.1Koolin tupaym;. And, aU
are faced with tbe same In·
Ottlonar)' problems that
~~:~=ha~~l&!:
waae& tnat
don't
ketJI
,.;th the coat or living."
pace
"Eduutlon costs ri se
Accorcuna to Hamilton, faster than the rate of In·
hudolthelqestatatewide nation . Tuition cost• are
thadmt advoc::tcy group1 thls llt)'TOC::ketinl: . We may IH 1
ll
one ol muay ' anU· $250 rile In tuition 0'1'~ the
.
l:
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JUte tinct he took offke In not pua."
IIIlO.
The reduction would
"Gourn or Lucey hu ·
eonslltenUy fOU&bt apinlt
hiaher
education
~.UOO. He dalmt 14 be
Percy . An estimated $21 kloldn&outfor tbe lntens~~ ol
mWion in tn support would the ttate taxpayen. But If
be Deeded foe- the l i7ft-77
=pl~doesrn!:
acadtmlc year.
=ts:,~!T.!
~io,ues~"Jen~ :J!
Accordlna to Hamilton .
p.rentl and children of
wor lr.ina !amiliet are the
hardut hit br rit i ns
educatlonrol cOlts.
" Low Interest banlt loan
r;~~v~e ~:J'~~-
Over 100 organizations offer information
Organizati'ondl Orgy
tells schedule
''There't~todol.n
Sleveol Point but 1• to the
blra,"JeYeral•tudentsblve
reiiUiriled.
To combat tbislituation the
Unlvtnitr Aetlvltiel 8oerd
IUABJ In C'OCJWI'Itioa wfUI
camput «aaniutlou aDd
Resident Hall CouodJ (RHC)
are 1pon•o r la1 aa
orpniutioul~ .
Orpniu.tionll 0r1Y II a
comblnatloa of event•
dellped to lnlorm UWSP
Jtudenll ol tbe Oft!' 100
oraanllatlon.a available to
them. t! ,..... ln1er'e* Ue
anywhere from. broedeuUnc
ovtr t'ldlo aad t.eJnlsioD., to
~:,:r;: ::it~~
lnt.ematl0G11 Folk
Dud..ac.
here's 'IfNI chaDee to 1M
wh•t these ora•niutlou
h.vt toofler.
11le JC.hedule for lhll O.V
It u follow• : aeoenl
tqaniu.tionl bootha 1riD be
open t hr ouaho u t tbe
Univtnttr Center (UCl from
Jl..l p.m .
From 12· ! p..m ., follr.
tift&el', Mite SulliYao, wiD be
potrformlol IO' t.he Cof.
fedlouM. Tbe ~ . . .
lpOIIMNCI by tbe GreeD, wfll
take pllce from 2-4 p.m.
~ScactyO..C.b
A apolr.etman for tb e
niedlcal eumloetl office
lAw mforc.mmt off!dtlt u.idbNltel oolhealrt'• bodr
In Stcvftll Point, Portace were lnaufrident to prOYe
Follr. millie will be&inln the
HIP9r Hour wW 1f1U the
5:30-7 :3D p.m.alot.)fhlle the CofreehOUie at 2:30p.m. Tbe
beer Dows, 10 wW lhe I)Tk:l SUe Muffler IJ'"oup will appear
ol w~.,. FaUll: wbo .W be first at 2 :30 a.m. ~mtil Dive
purormln& In the Cof. Parlf.et' lakft OYH II 3:30
a.m., with Kathy GreuUna
roUowtrc ,, 4:30 a.m. nwy
A DaDce Manitt.:J alto all play follr. musk.
blc1N 11 5:JO p.m. A dbc:
jodey from WWSP wW be
To conclude tbe1e
there to tpln oldlH but fntlvltln , Lee Shermlll
aoodlea, Wlooers of the Dreyful will attend •
Dance Maratboa ln lhe top OWDpaane Breakfast tl I
three JpOtl will lwtlep .... ,. 1.m. ln tbe Protram Banquet
prhes totaJJ.nc
tts; and Room .
ttO rspectlvely.
OrJ•nlu Uon. ttlll wilhlng
From 1-10 p.m. tbe UWSP W partlclpite can eaU e~tt.
or&ulullon booth• will oa. Sc:hedulirc 11 llill open
for new
Contact Bob
Kuna or Kit Haniloa.
Alto 11 7 p.m., UAB f'UmJ
wUJ s:r-t • do&m&e feature
movie, "IJII" aDd '"'tme
E411M" 'I •ate: T•e Ia·
=:-~~
let"•U.•I Folk Daac:en will
thowo In the Proaram alJe appear ta Cllfee'*tle
Mt_te,.-..
.........
m.
.......
Searching for clues
on death of coed
County, Rive r Hlllt and stranauJaUon . 'nle results ol
Mll wJultee Countv are theiU!o5»YI~beinJIIudied
coaUnWnatoloolt forduesln ~to_.~~. •tate c r ime
connec:tlonwlththedeathofa
UWSP coed.
Authoritlet aald lhe atrl'•
JoAnn Marie Blanchard awuter and btoUII were
..... fOWid dead TUesday, mlllllll wben 1be wu
diiC.overed
but the had IIIII
Octoberl,lntro.dlldedlttb
In the NJ.Iwaukee llbdl of been .aua.Ur mo&ealed.
R!Yft' Hilll.
Blaochlrd •u • bullne:ll
The Mll waulr.ee County
Medical Euminen Office education m~ 11 UWSP.·
aald the Clute of death tp· She wat alto 1 member of
pund to be either q . AmtTkan lndlau Rniltln&
roeauon or llrtncuJatlon .
O.lncllm .
Ide••·
m.:t'k.ill't!
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::::Oc::.:tob<=':....::lO"-,_:1:.;.97:.:4c_~_T:_:H_!!E:,_PO~l~NTE~R'__ _ Poge 3
United Council effective representatic;u 11!>....
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In this way, studenta will
have more control over appropriate lr'UI 011 CIIDP'IS.
When ubd cf his plans as
liC representative, Stu.ma
uld hb main ~:11 \tment is
to olfef' devoted lft"Y~ for
student., by ttoePnc them
well lnlormed ol aU that II
goingoa . _
Oa rmumentlon, Stu.1111
said that thn'els a propoql to
e<aider UC repf"'ll«<ll!tlves
for aome nnutlal
rew~~rdl,
but tbb hu not yet been
implemented. " Wbetller or
: nDtlhtr'e ll rtnumeratlon, I
am utlsned, u lone u
. enjoy what I am doiQ&,"
Sllid.
1
he
As 1 put 1tudent aenator be
represents UWSP a lq with
others f rom St udent
GoYenunent,at UC meeUncs.
UC meettnaa rotate
mODtbiJ on member c:am·
puses . eac.b~tedby
five ddeptes. nus month's
ve~~ue II SUptrlor, Saturday
Oct. 12.
So far , neither Centnl
Admlnlllratlon , nor the
=::u~:;t!fon'!:~
uc . As for the alate
)eglslaton, " we h&ve pined
their fulllllpport b«<use we
are implemn~Una wbat tbey
• have been aaltattaa," uld
Stoarno•
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Octobe• 10, 1974
THE POINTER
Election outcome
still in doubt
~,Kn.
.....
'lheou&cta:leoltbeStpt.IO
C..ty Qerlr; dectioa ...
avo.rn into •
lur"'DCCil by the
IDDOW!.C:ealHI lbat YOU,.
m8Cbioel 1ft
....
Wbltitlc
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l"'kwer '"" improp«l)' let
Oa Monday , Sept . II,
Diltrlct Attone)' ( 0A )
Duid Golden Mid that the
pr1m.-y raulta for the r.ee
of Pwta&e County CJerll:
aboa l d aland, duplte
~:re:-n~· o:=~r~~
c:andidale.
o!:t,~~~~
IIU10UftC.'ed her U&dici.c:Y •U
an~t. aa)'lrwtUt
c:ome up to
berudubdblrtonm.
1IWI1 people bad
Come See
The
Organization
BOOTHS
~
Discover
City Clerk Phyllu
Willlie. .kl uid that the
~maetaiftelwa-eaetup
Weinberger blames Congress
for work-study cutbacks
eupar
~=anenC:= ~~ :::.c.~·::~
.
etecuoa.
~yS.UterUJedr.
Wdaberpr. U.S.
aeuetary of Healtb,
than o primary. 1be OMmty
Oerk'aOffkeaidtbatltwu
Ute fault ol the Oty O«k'1
Offke.
Amoatb baa a1mo.t puMd
linc:e the above ilx:identt
OCCWTI!d, but the q\Ritioa 11
JUU olateat oa how the
Jlt111tbi OCCWTI!d.
Q-al& Pfer, Pwtqe O:lunty
IHEWIIOklha'eMondlythat
~wureaponaiblefor
financ:ial problema lacina
c:ol.lfle student. becalM It
bad c:ut back work·Jtudy
hindi.
Welnberaer wu the
keyoote ipNker at the riM
bleonlal Laird Youth
:y
=
~c:
-:s '::: r: ·:r::..
Dmlocntic Udzt, be wuAd
of , : : ;
prelideat Richard NW.. He
aa
aid, boweYer. tbat be bad not
DOt bo,. ...pt. eledkle •
lhould,"uldl.aird. Hesdded
that when the public: doet &tt
Involved H C:ln force
Con&reu to ad .
Speaklna at the luncheon ,
Welnberaer st r eued In ·
volvementofthepubllc:lntht
pvernmeat . He l&ld that .we
wtll have • Rlf-tovernlna
dtmocroc:y only 10 lone u
mo.toluaarewilllJiato
partid;.te In II.
problem~ ,
undecided
majllr~.
or any probtemJ c:ontronUna
the Jtudent, uld Boney. Alto
aYailable are arad111te and
underp'aduate cat&Jot~~e~.
The F ACS illocaled In 1•
g~~=~!:~tcl, ~~· ~af!r:;: t;::e~ C
a .m . to J p .m . Monday
throuah Friday: All st~tJ
are welcome to take ad·
Yant.aae ol thiJ ~Ina,
Boney uld.
Up dike presented th e
,...~11
~ent t4
o1 • memoranchm
the Admlnlltral\'1'1!
CbundJ eoacemtnc the ar·
c:e p tonc:e of a student
aovernmen t rel!reaenatlwe
Badzlntll. Stl.ldent Cwem· uonoftYotiaememberoftht
meat wu u.naware ol tbeee
lileni.JU.-e IIAcSelinea.
Adminlltrotive Qlunc:il .
The t"'lqUeet wu denied .
Ill••
Under tbe l aterlm The reaby tht
IUideliDa au uni.-eniUea la AdmlalltnU.-e Council wu
'""" ...
tbe UW S)'ltera mlllt pre~eat that dMn il already• studmt
a worklnl model af the repreaeatalhe on the
merttr by Feb. U, 1m, uld Plaa.nift&, Pr-ocram , Bud&tl
Updike.
AnalyJia Committee IPP·
The unlveniUea mlllt lhow SAC), oad the committed
that tbe meraer c:aa wc..-k c:over e.eaU.Uy the same
tbrou&h thew models. " We materiaJ .
havetotaketbebntpointai.D
Updike aaJd be ciJalttd
~h=lld. and build," .t~~~ee!l:i ol tht
12:00 ID 3:00
7:00 ID 10:00
Ed Boney spoke to the
atudenU Jbout the Faculty
Student Seaole wUJ be at 1
p.m ., &.mday, Oc:t. 13, In~
Adv\slna Center for StudeniJ WIKoalin Room, Unlvenr.ty
IFAC:SI, atlhe meetint;.
Cll!'nler CUC:I.
FACS l1 a aroup of fac~ty
Student Allembly wUI meet
1:00 117
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Many-'< ... _
thai•DIAMOND
Is a fine ~m.oatmenl ~
We think so~
(you'R-Inl.OOE.
()rvalizations
•c::a-o. O*fiOWT'II!
~~~-=~
mlnllttatlon was rtllpOnS\ve
and I«<Ufttable.
'1be public does not &tt
Into tne.e areu u often u It
Merger guidelines
accepted
howeYu , were not thou
'Nhlc:h the United Counc:U and
Student Gournment bo d
drawn~ for presentaUoa t4
the Reaentt, uld Student
CootioUer Bob Badzinlki.
Don~ld S mith , vice
prel&dmt of Academic Al·
fain of Ce ntral Ad ·
min is tration prewnted aa
altematJYe let ol interim
auiddlnestolbe Rttenlluld
.be· set up
Oct. 11 & 11
break the ene ray
ltnntldlold.
He' uld that wu wilb the
Ar•b countrla wu not a way
to deal with lhe oil problem .
Helddtdthatthereal answn-
..,_.,.tor • ony otber .putic:ipllted Ia Lbat dedaloa.
dctet beca_. tbe iDteat ol
" I was o UtUe aarpriMc1 at
tbeYOt«wa~tbere.
the auddennus of the
~Y Cal"'l Marta
'Jbe &aa.l dedlioa • who dec:Woo. I played plf lritb
Guidelines for the mtr~er
wW be tbe out OMJIJ O.k the presideD~ tbe S.turclay Jaw were accrpted at the
lor Pwtqe OMity 11M Ia tbe befl:lre aad he cldn'\ mllltkln ftt&rntamedln&Frlday,<kt .
balldJ ol the Wlten i.D the lttome,"M1dLalt11.
4, uld ~le Updike, lbldmt
November eMrlloa ameral.
Laird no loaltr boldl any pernmeat president at the
Booths . .
Join
lniC::!;nln& eneray c:on·
he WU not «acemed with
voluntuy c:on1ervstlon to whether or not the l.d·
JUVItiOD, Laird JlrUtel
didate,HiJcerorDilber.
Wel n beraer 11\d that ~~:;. lac:tof
Plerltltedtbataeithetalde ~ wu ulled to apbu ulled for CD4:ne:ment proprlate $1 .3 billion for
The former Wluonalo
.ad tblt the ~te must 1Cholw1hlpa and lnoll but Oln&J'euman u.id that while
it m1y not be pleasant for
:!'::~eatbdtnll :a::':/oo:'~~ ~men
to talt about
Dbber said tbat tbe i.Dteot on the UWSP c:ampua. Jloae. IOmtofthe~decilionl
ol tbe YOCer --..Ur.ere. He
Wdrin R. Laird, a former
Mldtbatweb.cfaooppoeltion Mc: rftlr)' of defense and
ootheR.fpublic:.aDtktetor Wilcon8D~, aaid
New
Be There!
Ask !Mstionsl
tpiiNCirl!d by after the New. 5
lie Mid a:.,re. lhoWd be
Leadership C:onJtrenc:e wbk:h
Democratk Olairma.D, uld wu attended by ~ 2SO ia con.erntlon, and atreuet
tbat the party ..hu taRo no studeniJ from hlah .:hooiJ ruearc:h and developmtt~t to
larmaJ pcl~Jtloo em the en· tbrou.abo ut nortb-central find new enerayJOW«S.
dor aement of either can· WIKon.JID .
Lllrd uld conareumen
Orgalizations
UIMnlly cntor
~Project
tor • ameraJ e&ectioa nlber . Educ:oUon e n d Welfore , the ,American Ellterprlae•
.Otfifl!!.s
~~~:a~·~~ ~ul~ ~!!.l..m~y ln lht
COME TO
TORREY'S RESTAURANT
TO GET A MEAL LIKE YOUR
GRANDMOTHER USED TO MAKEI
rrs POSSIBl£ ro GET A
CHEAPER MEAL II W1SC011S1H
BUT ...
IT'S 1~,2!!!!SLE TO GET A
~~MEALI
October 10, 1974
THE POINTER
Poge 5
Faculty members petition AFFG(
•
by Jayne Hubacher
off beCause of incompetence reasonable <juallfica,tlon for
The Jay offof'eassignment or Immorality but because we layoff reassignment status
status ol eight non-tenured were picked from a list who Cor us or an)' other faculty
~~m:~r: ~= ~~n~~~JYKJ!fn. the m~:=;:~sa::..:iu,g the
Fact Findina Committee
tAFFCJ.
Those who have petitioned
are Lawrence Brandt and
Donald Stet:.er from the
· Geography Department. and
· Robert Artisiani, Donald
Dietrich. Randolph Klein .
Pau.l Mert:r, Stephen P\stono,
~~~~cit~~~!:;
''Tbelacltoheniori~ylsthe non tenure petitionen save
basis for our notification of ~tlmony before the com·
layoff. This does not mean m1ttee at an open hearing
that we are attacldna those ThurtdayJ.. Oct. 3.
senior members In our
departments because tb~y
are. ~.ured faculty," w d
Kletn Pat Crow of the
History Department Is a
roe:t ~h~ ,rn:c~e: ytu~h:~
members have oetHlnned comphlhments, but he ~ns
before the AFFC after doubtless highly respected
~ving their not:lncatlon or long bef~ he btcame .one of
lavoff reasslanment status the seruor members m the
""-----!05;
The membera of AFFC are
Dawn Narron, chairperson;
Ruuil Nelson, history ;
DouaJas Radtke. chemistry;
Richard Schoeider, art and
Robert Simpson, bloloay .
Alternates to~ committee
are Jo h n Bi l lings,
philosophy; • lmoaene
DeSmet, £nslls h ; Allee .
Clawson, HPERA ; Arthur
Fish, docwnents and Olarles
Johnson, mathemaUca.
The AFFC also lnclOOes
members of tbe Mediation
Sub-committee and Faculty
Affalfs OJmmittee as well.
ot~·~~t ~=a~~.:~ de~ent,'' ~eJQ~nhlr~
Klein in a recent inttf"View. as t.eachen to tilts Wllvetllty
Steve Pistono. the runna- up on the basis of competence,
~not::~~~eoryo~~~e~ter~~ ~r~on~~~ f:Cw~cr~ ;b
teache r 's award ts beinB
firtd. along with last year's
of the yeaT, said
We are beinalald otrmalnly
because we m our job
qualificalions and for the
reason that we don 't have any
seniority with our department," said Klein. " We were
chose n through 1
process in which our names
were picked from a list of
other faculty membe"s by
!d::r
~~
t:
'
The university suspected
an enrollment drop this
semester that wu far over·
estimated. To compensate for
this. they were laying orr
fac:u.ltymembe"sbecauseof
the overestimate. stld Klein.
"A 310 atudent credit hour Is
reqWndofusbut)'elmoRof
us have exc:eeded that in a
long run. I, for example have
a45011udentc:redithourand
thert: is no lack of enrollment
lnmyc:Jasses. Butlambeina
f:r ~~)"":~ t:heconfC:~C: •
Administrll!t~on ~nd t.he
UWSP. Adrmmstration tr1ed
to devtse a workable system
for layoff r ~a.ssignment
status. as a l~ttnat.e reason
forourlayolf, uld Kl.dn.'Jbe
sy5tem.wassoconf~lngtha t
it was .tnterprettd diUeren~y
on vanous other campuses ID
the UW System,'' he
studies prOjlran_l for un- ·
~~~~ISOtbe~ 't~~:;.
members who have written
boob or articles and have
had them acceptecl"are bfinl
laid off. Five of us with
res-earch grants from this
miva-sity have been aJven
notification of layofl,''sald
·Klein .
'·' I believe In rewardlna
~lienee, the ltey word In
Ibis "li tuatlo n , but not
penalWnc and destro)'inB It
for thole ol us wtto ha ...
n::ee!a= :.~~
~=~"="
~u.lar
accep_t the tdea of smlor:lty
~It~ Jt~ ~~~~c·~~::~a:~nc;n~~a::d
said Klein.
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qualiflcatlo~. But I will not
load requiftment,''
said Klein.
,
Klein said the Qlancellor
harp~ on quality for the
...-.ivenity, but ther-e is no
means of meul.rinc this
quality. "We are qu&llnect
:acuity who are not bein& Ja10
.ucll works,''
" Lack of seniority ·ror
which we are beina: laid off Is
an unjust qualific:ation .
Seniority does not alwa11
guaraDtee quality and ex·
cellenc:e that some nontenured facully have.
Therdore, seniority Is not
Administrative Council
approves 1975 budget
by Doul Edwar-.
A new 1975 budget was
1pprovtd for the PlannlnB
aod Analysis Office by the
Administrative Council.
The ne w budaet was
•
at their meetine n.u-.day,
Oct. 1, mibtrib~ed money
for the new Plannine and
AnalysiJ omce.
Other discussion at the
meetingc:oncemtdwhat to do
:;~~"z!~~~~~:.·'~i!: ;~·:~~~ ~
~~~~~nai~~ :zn~:ysi~. ThJ: ~c~m!!~~~~e~~~r~;
proposal will now go to Central AdmlniJtratlon. 'I1Ie
Chancellor Dreyfus for eomc:ilvot.ed$-Oioleaveltln
ru rtlw:r" approval.
a Planning and Analysis
acct~W~t where it would be·
Reo rganl ution also obtainable for use in the
changed the name ol Student future.sald John Ellery, vice•
Affairs to Unlvuaity Ser· chancellor.
The Delli meetins of the
vices, with David Coller as
assistant chancellor.
Administrative Council wi.ll
Theapprovalbythecouncll beat2:p.m .. ~y . Oct. 15.
· Some students feel they hove something to hide.
Others retreot into their shell. Then there's those who do both.
Olitobertest . SALE
20°/o OFF
20°c OFF OUR REGULARLY LOW PRICES
ON SHIRTS. PANTS . BELTS . SWEATERS.
SOCKS.
AND
WINTER
JACKETS .
ALL
FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE.
TOPS
APANTS
THE POINTI.R
October 10, 197-4
aome or my poetry a nd lritd
to ~~ them to respond to it.
About flye or alii stu.knts
~~t~~ tbe d au to !aft
" Every Friday inorninll at
a. we have atudmll (rom IMft
MIO come In Mrt
belp. Seoce lhe l.ab
doe&n't open w.UJ t un., M
are able to enend our m vkes without cui.Una into the
UWSP ltudeftU Ume," uld
<>oft.
"Recently , I 've beta
worldn& with ltwk!nt• rrom
1')-anlJln
for
Sl . St.uialaul' &rade school.
=:;!'rorth: ;;: ~ •
~ycontest," •id O&dtn-
ODeoftbeainuofthe LAb
iltobea ''plaelwhere ~e
eM eome to pt Idea• for
Mitiae." 1ldl m.l)' be ~r­
tlaUy adl6eY«< by the d«or 111
the roam , wbktl hu poster•,
aampl• o1 wrlllnJ tnd
numerout clleoratlonl
.........
on tht
wal11 to belp create I
lllmLUUnt atinolphere fot
ul.,., ART~/ENTERTAINMENT
October 10, 1974
•
'Streetcar' impressive
.
byBoltKerblec:ll
Wtre he alive, Tennessee Williams would be proud of the
University Theatre's production of hlt play A !111-et~e.r
NJmt-d Desire. Certainly Director Tony Schmitt could be.
Everything In the show from the·excdleatcutaway set to
the nne method acting of the cast combined to mate It
pe-rhaps the rmest non-m~alcal done here In the last four
years.
The four leadin& characters of ~..,. all deser-ve
outstandinl rec:ogniUCM~ .
Dayna Moe, as Stella Kowalsld , pl•ys the audience and
other players well u the cetltral dw'acter In thlJ strife
ridden production . It Ia Stella wbo maintains the balance
necusary for day-to-day survival. Ktr true aeatility while
maintaininRI.hal balance is captivalin&.
David Kustra does an ucdlent eharacteriu.tion of
Stanley Kowalski. While walkifll and talldna roughsbod
over all around him, he demands respect•. .and love [rom
his wife. Somehow it la Stanley, portrayed u the ape-man,
who comes orr the more human In his confr«~tation~ with ,
his well-br-eds!ster-ln4aw, Blanche Du.Bolse, who has come
tospendtheswnmer.
It is about the visit of Blanche, played by J ulie Barras,
that the play revolves. Herclw-acterl.zation of a alw'p (and
oRen forked) toa&uedsnobil dooe Ytr)' well Indeed. Weare
continually pven more hints of what II behind the confuaed
and m.aladjusted mind of the hilb-ctruna BlaDcbe. Hercha.r.cterizatl<m lJ tNy stin&irc.
•
sk=
~~~~~::~==er~='!-
dece-iUul Blanche and his venadul friead, Stanley,
Schoenbolm portrays the agony of Harold 10 wdJ that at
Urnes It lJ actually painful to watch • .
Karia AnD Widner a1.1o deserves special mentkln !Of' her
kw.d..e!-:tu.~e!~~~~-f
and UIIJ'eal in their dw'acteriutionl. 1be)' aeem to oeed
esperieDce and the reallz.aUon that a weak~
character can be Yery chruptive.
~=~~:::tam~ simplicity
wi th the
'IbedirediniWIIIIDooth,SUita.lnlDCIDterMI tl.-qhout,
~te:;,t:,.:t ~~~-
4, wU1 continue
toailbt Mel tomonoW rdlht at I p.m. tn the Wan-ta c.rd
Jerlldu Tbeatre ol
Flne Alta Ceat.er.
.
u.
o p en tna
dafi
for tbe
semester.
p.m . to4p.m. SUnday(kt.J3,
'.'Wisconsha '74" Is tbe m the Ftne Arts Center.
• Uncle Vinty here next · Friday
"-'·
~!::~~~~:'!r~
The Edna CarlstenGallery
'Wisconsi~J.,74'
~ ~ ~~~f~~ /:ill ~~~~o!w !nbd?~~
POINTER
VInton Waler mu Wedbury, Ul will be In SteYerll
_ Point next F r iday nlaht .
Although bis name aou..nds
likeheisheretotalktoU.
faculty on the art ol vowif!.l
old, his actuaJ prolesslon is
music.
Vinton
Wate r man
Medbury, Ill is also known u
UDCle Vinty, and hit abow can
be oblerved at II p.m. next
Friday night, Oel 11 In Bert
Gym . T ic ket s wil l be
available at U. door.
ltwiU be a blanket concert,
meaninc that persons will be
sea ted on the 000f" instead Of
chairt.
·
Uncle Vinty, who Is 25,
brings vaudeville to U. stage
withhils.how. 'Iblswillbe
Vinty's second UWSP appearnce. Last sprln1 he
played behind h
Na Na
Some people MY his antics mind -blowin& men persurpu.stboleolearlyAllce formtna with him.
Teddy U. Thumper, wbo ill
Tom
< W o j o I Vinty's brothet-, wW man one
o1. the auttan. Eddie the
Wua.rd, a veteran nlmmaker,
Vinty is basicaUy a show aDd plays drums.
describes Uncle Vinty with
The- folk ..ln&i"' team of
one word "weinl "
Mcqara and Barnes hu also
Bt it known that Uncle joined ranks with Vlnty. Mike
Vinty has four able-bodied Mcqan makes music with
back ups, or better yet, four the organ and Peter Sames
Page7
THE" POINTER
Carlsten shows
~e:e ~~~~It~
League of SteYtnl Point.
The dltplay will consist of
paintlnas, drawlnas and
graphics, all dealing with the
t heme , "Wisconain '74. "
Oet1_1ber _1:1 marts tbe
"Wilc:onslD '74" will be on
exhlbltionUIJ NQY.I . C&rlllen
Gallery ho..n are dally from. ...
10 a .m . to 4 p .m. and &mda.ys
trom I p.m. to 4 p.m . EYenlng
hours are from 7 ';,.~· ·
~y through
· y
manstheotherguitar.
The COitume-c:lad Vlnty
calls the groups, "the malic
choir."
.
" 1>\m the Walnls" II one of
Uncle Vlnty's numbers. The
BeaUts swore this aona could
only be done lD the atudlo.
The coordinator of the
;~:!:~~d'th:''!f!tt ~
Uncle Vlnty Show afte r
seelnRthemlastspring,"His '
new show is a danlin1
:se;.~:~i!~t_.!f1 18 '
The Uncle V'mty lhow has
playedwith•uc.h notables as
the Beach Boys, The Who,
Edgar Winter, Jen-y Garcia
and Procul Harum to name a
f~ .
Wojo yld that Vlnty will
play for a couple of -hours,
addina, "which will be
enough to fry molt people
out."
ANE
Jewelry
, Turquoise
Rings
O
58
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· ~·-••co
I~ ~
Gill and Luggage
On Tho Squa••
A
· ~OI''-'O
October 10, 197-4
THE POINTER
Poge8
Fleetwood Mac highlights homecoming
Variety o f movies ~
byMlkeV.nleJ
The popular British
~d.
shown this week
•1eetwood Mac. will offldally
. ~~~In&!:'~~
formance
In
Three movies are on Up
Quandt
~~:c;mv:·=
~atlp.m ., $g)day,
October" 20.
OoaTenllyfleetwoodMac:ls
oe a 40dty tour of the United
Slates.. Slevent Pl:linl .. the
Wisconsin cities where
Fleetwood Mac will en·
at 7:1 p.m. In the Unh·tnity
Otnter IUCI~
The Indian 's aide ol tht
al«)' Is finally t~d In lhil
we~tern movie. It Is a \iolent
portrayal or a famous
muucre. C.ndice Btrtrr~
plays a white girl fo rctd
to wlt ous the b loody
eamage by her race.
~:~uskal event ll apln
beinC sponiCW't!d by lbe UAB
Sped.al Eveall Committee.
At7p.m:';"()ct , ll,lnthtUC
there will be a double.ftahn
ror adence-lictlon fans.
n.ntil!W~oaadlbe
low'teeathdty on tbelr lour.
They come to Point from
Qalcaao. Eau Caire and
Milwaukee u-e the only olba'
~w~.~~
1114 and 111e nmtMKIIIIw,
two cluslc nOYeb, • i ll bt
brou&ht to the ICfftD 111th
aupurb spedal df«ll. Tht
movies, lhaped ann- tbt
boob writte n by Geor&e
Orwell and H . ~ . Weill
respec:Uwly,are iotellictnUy
brouahlto the blg ICfftll ,
The Marx Brothers will bt
concert ttwa prrrioul ooa
beca\llot lt's llllmK'OIIllll& aDd
studeDll
are beinl &tvm a
~«$~·~
lludent tkketa for. CCMCih of
ru..ti)Cia, Ooe, 1 think OW'
lludeDts are I Utdl better
behaved. 1be)' doa 't tbrow
dp.tdte bultl oa tbe o-.
1bey are a UUie mDN aware
of wbat'tloinl oo . tt'a their
n~ . 1 would prder to
bave moN ltudemtl for that
reuoa. Two, lt'a blllcally
lt\ldeot moniel that &ave ua
lbeupU.aJ to ..n wttb to
any ·of u-e buda," Wojo
.....
a«
There hue been some
rumotl floatiDC around - to
~:lt~ra~; !~n\~!~f.;
bfn,
wno won
an injunction
!nhlbitina: the ex.mana&er
next s~day with "Then Play On," " Kil n
Fleetwood on drum s Uouse." " Future Games,"
Quandt
Miclt
=~~~t:e"v~~~!~
Room , VC,
WiiCOnlin
II 7
p.m . or t : U p.m .
Thll M.arxllt assault aU bul
tn:aroup
~~':'!li~~~: :d r..!~ir ~O.r~~:-:!:
:·.'::;:,~~"i~ ·::~.~ui:~·d :.~~= ~:~~~:~:n ~r
~~:."~ ar:s~a~:. :·~~~m~lbf11v;_•;.•
~~-=Mac. They h.U =~eO::!t~~~~
the
rdoeated Ill Los Mc V\e pla)inclteyboants u
Anceles to work on their nnr •~II u sin gina and Bob
the .utbftltlclty of tblt aequently been released .
Flettwood MK lf'V'IIP· 11Je
r umors are well·fowaded
beuUH 1r1 early m t tbe on their aood nam e by the tractua\ costs amoun t to
band:~ former manacer P" a
aubslilute Fleetwood Mu ~'!'jo~ U&l.ndy In· S7,50G.
band on the road, wUb apb)'
band will
pearucel ucl.U., . - - areal lmpo.ten arouNd the
wrath of tbe a\ICBeocel, wbo
were n ot fo ol ed and
demanded rdwd. u well ..
p-omoten. who rued auita.
Abo mln& suit were the
~al Fl;ftlwood Mac man·
~ ~ :.;~ae'd :·~rr\o~:;~~
ture~thattha rulF1eetwood
MK
::
"Heroes ate Hard lo Fbld." IJ'And opera. ~ brothm
t:ross·t1re •ill be backing ' crou the ocean with lll
=
and
UAB Is pa yi DI around
Wojo propbesius. " Maybe
~m=~~ ~ ~!~· r:dr:i
)'OUI'II
1
to
al.n&en.
~=th~'&~~i~T:,
quite cn-taln about a tell-out ,
hopiO& to impart IOITII ol ber
and lhat they (atvdantsl
•
million. His side ldcU.
AI==~ lhnd~ ~!~abf;t..!e'!r ~~~~:! ~~~u:tous":J:t.awnplete
appur
,.,:I;•;,________
""
: Boin&toaetone."
Casino
Night
Oct. 11 . 12
11 P.M.· S A.M.
at the
Un iversity center
part of the
Organizatlo,nal Orgy
ta:rpo
u::pa~: lcl:~~
rum. The comedy and st)'le.of
this trio proves Itself ap1n.
• October 10, 1974
THE POINTER
Morath 's ragtime revives nostalgic era
byKeatPetlold
Scott Joplin is alive and
•
;~:a~hn.d ~::~~~h!; rMear~
formance i ll Mlc he son
Concert Hall Wednesday
· evenin& October 2, only
verifiesthec:laimthatbeis
truly a master of ragtime.
An exhuberant aiJdienc:e
• was swpt off Its feet at
Morath 's iavitationtojuat"go
rummaging throuJh those
ragtime years for a whlle.' A
wdl·lime<l,'latht!''roundthe
fireside and listen'
monolocue ensued as a leadin to his rust piano number,
the . "Cannonb all Rag, "
v.Titten by an oblc:ure nil
composer,ofwhlc:hlbereare
many, •CC'Or'CI1nl to Morath.
Women, u a . topic , always
c:ropsupi.Dtbecouneofa
conversati on . Morath 's
relation of how women reaUy
were wu deducted by some
simple mathematical
reasonina:. MtaiOWwildoata-women do not. But, everyone
know1 that some women
actuaUy did do what they
weren't s upposed to-and
wen thole girls busy!
A s ong ( ve r y heart· from the belly of the piano., Ooc:lted to ' "1'11e Drugstore
wr enching ) or a 1 woman His nashy showmans hip, Cabfaret," and ended up like
coupled with his lteen feeling ou r more contempora r y
folio~. She bad her head
bitten olf by her daughter 'S for natlril e demanded a frlend ,"\YIUytheWeeper,"a
.
pttllon.Sig.h,Yes,bringt.dl:· roarin1 ovation for this dope addict.
Our grac:i~ enterlalner
thoR fantaskal rag days. A numbtt. He let us all down
more rulistic: tune by May genUy with a George M.
Irwin w&s dusted off. and Cohan iMpression, "Ure•s a
dealt wilh women assodated Funny Proposition , Arter
wilh the, well,. urn, sporting All." a nd a duet number with
Edison, his.pbonograph.
houses ollhe da)! .
lt-.vasintbese'h&nowedh.alls
""'here the catchy sio<opatlon
We were all greeted aile!'
of rag was born. The musical intennlulon wilh a strict
fOl'm was made popular at le ct ur e fr om Month,
once, nationwide, and con- assuring us that he was not
demned equally as fast, merdy doins an exercise In
have
don 't
any
'l1le hlgb point of the nnt
half c.ame with a nndiUon of
written over 50 years a1o still
apply today. "Come After
~~as~~v!'et~
Suppertime" was prtse!lted
as an enmple . Joplin
::~:~:~m~~ :d~~ w~~v~o a'r=
gro.an of llOit&l&k melody '::: !~
~~n~= ~
A great c:oatrast lD style
was provided wltb JeUy Roll
in neuly tb:ree.yean.
s pect ~cle of ~recision
:r;;";'~:,:•:.':":~~
roaring effect for this wild
iheir performance il a rag.
Prohibition was c:ertainly a
f:!di~?~~·, b~~:~r:n:d~~: :~:,: r;:d'ftUt:n::=
~~~~ahoc'~on~~ of
As part oi their counily'1
~~esr:::::~tlo!:u~
distin1ullhed themselves in
some fo El'lglanf'a greatest
:S.:C:~o
':: ~!f:"~~
World War II,
Advance atUc:kets
may and
be
purchased
the Arta
Lec:tures Box Office In the
Fine Ar ts Center, open
between 11 a . m . and 5
p . m . , Mond ay tbrou&b
Friday or by eal_llnl ~·
Booze was a no-no. so folks
.---.......,---,
~
..~·
TRIO
JAZZ
Students-50' Plus ID
Phone 346-4666
Monday,
Oct. 14, 8 P.M.
violinists.
1'he New Yorlt Times said
a rter on• performance ,
•• truly a 1ensatlonal
Yiollnill."Asentlmentfeltall
over the m ..lc: _.ld.
Tuesd~l'•.~ct. 15
Michelsen Concert Hall
with belp from sdlolanhiPI
Ue made his first Carnegie
HaU appearance in 1963, won
the Leventr\11 in tiM and in
the following ten years bas
established hlms.elf u one of
the wor l d 's 1reatest
presents
~
f,;,;;,a~l:s:;~, of~~· ~ ~d:J..:. U:a~m~, :':1~~
from tbe American-Israel
CUltural Foundation and the
Juilliard School of MU5ic: .
ARTS & LECTURES
'A ITZHAK PERLMAN
VIOLINIST
"'<~
Violinist llt.halt Perlman
His (lfSt appearW.ce in the
wil l be appearing In United States wu on the £d
Michelson Concert HaU at a SuUivan Show In 1951. Only
•
IS COMING TO
Morton'severpopula r '"nltr'
Arts/ Lectures sponsors
world acclaimed violinist
and Lectures Set'ies.
Born in Tel Aviv in I!MS, be
doesn't remember s time
when he didn't want to play
lhe violin . Even when he wss
stricken with poUo at tbe age
or four , the illhess &nd a
year's c:onvales«nce left hil
musical ambitions Intact.
His first stLXIies were at the
Tel Aviv Academy of Music:.
With numer-ous concerts in
and ar~U~d Tel Aviv , in addillon to rsd io per ·
rormances. he was an e:x·
perienced perform« by the
age of ten.
e
SOMETHING NEW_
·
Month literally fell on the
bottom of the key '-rd oc:·
YisitoftheQueen'srea:imenta easiooaUy to Cf'eale a nice
Gr-r:.~ ':"J:!r:e~~
Suther land Highlanders
~~s Cri;:~ the Arts and
Sbow lime 1.1 a p.m . In
Quandt netd house.
· Althougb the We.lsb Guarda
and ArgyU and SUtherland
Highlanders have previously
appeared before American
audiences,thililthefirst
time that the two companies,
considered to be amonc the
most prestigio.. of Great
Britain's royal contingents ,
...;u be appearin1 toaeth«.
'I'hey are c:urrenUy on a 75
city u.s. tour .
ihls 1.ovr marks the first
:!~ ~tp~~ n!t'4~~
somelhlng mom Nbbed on
your chest when you bad a
~~n~fu~~~~ c:ol~showusthatmanysonp
Power• Bi111, cluslul
oraanist, wbo has rec:orcled
the tune oo pedal harp~d'l:,abou1d really 10 Into
Morath has eno ug lr
wben Her Majesty's Welsh
to UWSP Smday, Oct. 13.
Gu.ardl and the Ar&YU and
quicltly and quleUy ended,
and left us sitting in the attic
of by11one days before we
realized tha t he was gone ;
probably out unhooking the
buzzers on his seat belts.
~t;;:lh,~lall;~ nl~ t:tta~e=~tha~ey;'~
=:.tunes
Great Britain's pomp,
· pageantry here Sunday
•
7
SpontorMf 8y
UA8 CoUMhouM
Pwformlng Arts
L--------1
DON'T
MISS
THIS
INCOMPARABLE
ARTISTI
THE POINTER
PogolO
. October 10, 1974
~OUTDOoRS
· POINTER
DNR to improve
Great Lakes fisheries
The Department ot Natural
Re1ourcu IDN R ) h u
~';;:!!n":~~lf~r:!:
P o rr uld thlt this
WiJconlln waters.•ctordinl
to RoD Poff, DNR's I uper· anadromoua . fishery
vl.lor oltbe Great Lakes and
=~·;:~.!~~r:t:i~ti;~~
Boundary waten. Poll uld
to upud Ill effortl to lm· lliat,"lnordertomeetthl.s On Lite SUperior, it •ill help
prove the Crut Lakes Sport demand ror sport nshlrc , the lnc~ase tbe~ttrout and
dtpartment intends to atoc::k u tmoo batvelt lo Wilconsln
nea rly461,000~olb'out wal«< from Ud,OOO pounds to
1bTou&b ~port of u. and ulmoa a~~aually in the ln-exeea ol nt,OOO pounds••
Ana dromous F is h Coo· Grutl.akes, compa.redtothe n.e CWt'mt 14.nl0 rt~tan&
aHVatioe. Ad, tbe DNR a · cun"fttt m.ooo pcllmdl per tripaan~ allouptCttd to
ptdl to receive 8150,500 In, year."
lntTeuetotiO,I:JObyt~
leden.l aid d.....U. tbe 'Dut
three years to aupport
1be federal aid wW a1m
In Like MichiJin, the
support CGIIlinued study ol C\ln'tfltaport harvest o1 u
tbe survival aDd crowtb ol • mJWon powxb lbould Ia·
broot, brown aDd ra.lDbow atocked fi•1ato buu.re tblt the c:reue to U mlllioll pounds
trout. The DNR will share stocldnc r11te is adequate to b)' am u analinc tripe 10
part ol tbe CCIII ol ' lhe :=c.-=~~~~ty ~ ~:': w.ooo to t,ooo,ooo by
"""""·
~.f:=. ~:
:,::
:::u~~~=.~to
~t!!!~/~W!!!k..E!;
Since
Whc on si n 'i
other species locl udloa
ll isaaticipatedtblt byt• Atlantic salmon or other
sport flahlllfl demand oo U. atnlD& ol cabo and chinoot,
Grut ~ wW uNed 1.5 an a1lo tovlloMd by tbe
tioad romou. fish protnm
btaan In ttl7, the atate hat
m:dved Sl ,l26,530 in federal
lid to utabllsh the
million aaaler trips In
anadromOUI aport fishery .
DNR.
·
Sunrise sees ·
the duck hunter
~y.HdG..ur.tr
To a cwtain breed of
~.d.awnisaaptcialtime
of day . It apelb out the
vohlstle ol w.np ud the
:"J"'lr:.
Ulillation ol
The ordinary penon don
noteftn~e. the sunrise. For
most, gentle slumber Jlves
hos t to wearied bodies 1bef
liein s leep, drearnin&oiwhat
theyc~ive to bereallty .
Butforthedockhunter,lt's
wrr~ent . llls reallty doesnot
own'tt~ougb~-lolnventidt.&l
ol warm cci'I'M oa Hlld, k)
days or p ic ture the 1111
&tintina orr water falrl)
ripplinawitbaaeotlebfft'liP
The di'Ck huntet" doetll'l
tave to lmqlne these lhitel
::!~,.~:~~~~:;~:
autumn pies with reathtf«
wlnp beuute he II his Olfr
prey, And be &lows with t/11
redde ned orb which llel
genUy on the eutern horhon
The .... terfowkr tOIJl"be
the mornin&
with a IIGI
and !duel the ear ll
morn ln& froat In hushf(
anticipation. He blends intt
the marsh to btComc ••
lieinvbionsofhypotllf:IIJ
but,l nsteadcovets therealm
of sensualttuth. lledoanot
C11nletnplale the fireball ol
ca.rftU
Apollo or search for chilli
cftpwithinthebones.
one.. .and he bl .
The one who hunts docks
doesn' t need to chue an
autumn horlz.on of ltftna,
. golds, oranges and redl. He
hastllUeneed toexplorehil
m~=-.~~r.::~
lb. moat natural world. lk
has
t h rown
away lht
~.~! ~= h~!. h ll
October 10, 197-4
•'
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- owderbu~
ns
and
backlashes
Slowly I turn the last page of the book,
close it and gently lay It aside. Nash
Buckingham , the author of the book, must
have been a hell-of-a man. And where Is he
·
Poge 11
profess~r review's'
developments
Abo u t 20 p efc:en t o f
California'• l an d aru II
mlde up of 1111Uonal fonst
lands and the U.S. Forest
Se:rvic:e there emplo)'l about
~Pft'ICint .
by Joel C. C?uenther
now?
CNR
THE POINTER
,
One of those persons on a
sp e cia l au lg nm e n t th la
s u mmer w a 1 R obe r t
Engel h ud , Coll e g e o f
Na t ural Resources ICNR )
inslruc:tor. He worked with
the Forest Service In applying ecooomlc analyala to
thevutrec:reational landso!
theatate.
•
. Ac:c:ordinl to Engelhard,
the Forest Service recdves •
feden.l bud&et of 11011 mWion
p~e and adminlat«
wo od l a n ds, b ig li mb er .
to
headwaters and watershed
Engelha rd a p e nt t he
lands. The p1rp01e of hla majorityo!hla time In S..n
work. saya Ez!cdhud, was to Frantisco, tranc:bingoutona
hP,Jp establish efficiency In number of Odd trips to the
the forat service"• system or forest lands.
budaet review and ~ .
Enaelha rd ha d prevl ou.a
" It wu my job tO rec· el!perienc:e wi th forestry In
c:ommtnd a stru::tW"e, to Ute fidd . He spent nine years ·
pr r:aent to th e program in roi es t ma nagement In
p1anrtq group, that would lnduslry and fo11 yean with
&mente &ood reasons u d U!e Forest Snvlc:e befOI'e
~ nc:ation forthealloc:aUon
joinlng the a.~ lv1!1"sl tyfaculty ..
of fw.ds ," lll'l.d Enaelhard.
H la f l n 1 1 fe c:o m .
me ndalions were designed
to bel p develop a ay atem
to g iYe be tter anaweu
to tbe budget offi ce In
Washington on wby and bow
to spend money.
The three year program ,
whkb began last year, Ia
designed primarily to belp
forestry school f.:ulty keep
In touch with developments in
U!e fldd and enhance the
inform a ti on an d conce pts
U!ey pus on to their lltll:lenls.
The sm oke from a freshl y lit cigarette
floats heaven-bound--! am · caught In It s
listlessness. Where ha ve they all gone--
Babcock, McQuarry,
Roosevelt,
Ruark,
Hunter and the others? And the anglers like
Brooks, Sergman, Wa lton and all the old·
t i mers of the March Browns ?
All of the men; hunts men, plscators and
•
~!~r~ fow~~:~~:~~'~a~k ':~fh ~~~~=~~11
1
yes, even exchange lies. I w ill never receive
thei r ai::Jvlce on stream conditions or deserve
their scorn for watering down good bourbon .
I will never be granted those pr ivileges.
And yei I re joice, for I do have Smith,
Jones and Doe and especiatry those I have
not yet met . I'm sure that Smith Is the best
liar in the state w ith Doe nipping at his heels.
And Jones will naturally cuss me out for
forge tti ng the handwarmer he likes so well .
Even the people not yet known w il l have that
particu lar Babcock or Bergman quality
which will set them apart and make them
mine.
The cigar ette bur ns out and I, r eady for
bed . But before I fall asleep, I happen to
reniember an old, almost forgotten sayll)g:
" Be thankfu l for what you have . . . for
tomorrow If may be gone." Pleasant
dreams.
•• Bill's Pizza
Is The Talk Of The Town!
Made Just Tbe Way You Uke HI
- DELICIOUS Give Us A Cal Today • 344-9557
DeL Seivice
1319 Water Street
ARTS & LECTURES
QUANDT GYMNASIUM FIELDHOUSE
Sunday, October 13.'"',....
STUDENTS-
socPlus ID
Page 12
.tr,
THE POINTER
OUTDOORS CONT;
POINTER .
Congress interests
Biology Profs
ltyJoeiC. Gue•IMI'
Two faculty members ol
the UWSP BloiOID' DeRart·
meat, Cha.riel White aDd
Fred Cope1, have been
• repi'CIIIeDUnc Port&&e County
In the Wls~onsln Conservation Congre11. White
was elected to the eocreu
!:r
f!n~ !'~~,.=~
while Co pes I• up for
rftlecUon In tbe spring:.
ls~~~!~C::
who advl1e the Natural
Resource~
Board oo eoo-
atTu tloo que1Uon.r.-TbeJ
'ftl"eorganiJ.edlnlJ34,100t1
alterlhem3Jealslaturepve
the lthen) Conunatlon
Commluloa lbe rl&bt to
atabllsb fish and ga me
retuliliCIDI.
1beeongreu b chided Into
U districts whleb are then
IUbdlvided IDIO ~ountlet .
Tbe.re are three regular
representatives from each
COODty with two alternates.
No two representa tives ~an
be elected from the ume
town~hip, city or villqe. The
total membenhlp e«nes to
:110.
Furth e r , t h e eongre u
appoint& committees to 1hldy
the many envlronml!fltal and
eo n ae r vatlon qu utlon1
lhf'ou&bouttheltale.
La.atyur, Whltewu on the
~~
;::=
:ut~
eamplaa aad trail• eom·
:=t:J::!t!r';!::~
~ Copes lieU) and awtes White, UWSP
_
Photo by
~=iome
PeoPle t.bi.n.k people wilhln lhe cqreu.
thills just a buoeb o1 hurl len
''Orialnallr it was a croup.
but tbere are people there ol hWllt:rt and n.hermen ~~
that b.aYe a put ec:oq:lea) it'a DOW broaden~ eM and
attitude... ," u.Jd White o1 the getting Into all ll'UJ ol lhe
·
environment," Aid White.
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UAB'S tJci· 1.,
•c
K"tI &' 8"lrgl"f
I i:.t.~~" ~\':'
I dla""""'"""•u••~•
I ~:~~to ~.1:~. ~~:
f CO:~- uld the only
f problem,l!ltlsapt'Oblem,ll
I :!~'::ea~e::;~r:r:~~
0
Ri~k Old:
fint ol Juae.
Both White and Copes uid
that with the lnereuinl
the Natural Rescxftft Board
' 'must" take into ICCOI:nt the
re~ommtndatlon•
of the
CCif'l&l"eel· Most ol the time, eonc:ern . over the tn ·
thoush, the board and the viron~MDL. the role ol the
totems ag:rft or wort out Coocreu ll becomlna men
and mort~ Important. Said
COpes, "I'm i.Dierelted In Ill
as pects ol the en ·
vlroament ... Jt gives mt
suitable 1olutlons lo their
ditrerences.
·
Conurvatlon Congrell
c:ounty hearinp wiU be held
~':.,i'r:!lm-=~~~~::OU:'rr: ~towhatolhtr ptOple
CNR grants Environmenta
'
I
. available legislation
I :n:::er:~~~ ,.:; :~ by KalbtrtntK-allkl
I ex&,m~:· other hand, be did You don't have to have a acts on
point averqe to
;
tor
: ~:!!:~~~:r~b~
I Homecoming
King &,_Queen
~~·~~··~::,"':
L
__________
_ ___ J1 greater
advllory role in that
3.7~grade
rfCI!iveaiCbolanhlp.
College o f Nat ural
Raowees tCNR> lclJolar.
111e Strip M1M Bill Is
prl!lelld)' belnt: dl.kuued by
a~teeonfertACt .
~~:~~ a;!a~tab/:~~u!ii n.e
eoa!erees have dedded
CNR 1tudtnll and may be
pkked up In rooma 107 aDd
to b an strip mlnlnl in
natlonaJ !oreiU but declded
not to extend the bin to
131oltheCNRbulk!irc.
a.retobec:onsf~fora
ALL YOU CAN EAT ALL DAY !
$1,89
d
·(J)o;}~~
Bypa so 51 & Hwy. 54
341-8344
INCLUDES:
BATTER FRIED FISH
CREAMY COLE SLAW
GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES
ROLLS & BUTTER
IEVlllACU!IHCLUO(J)
"FAST SERVICE IS
OUR BUSINESS
AND WE' RE ONLY
MINUTES AWAY "
EVERY SUNDAY
CHICKEN AND TURKEY
$
DINNERS "ALL YOU CAN EAr'..
~r'.:J~d r';:.~
Application• must be
IUbmitlld by ltudeota if they
."EVERY FRIDAY"
FISH FRY
ONLY
bkJioty
~~a=:~:.:-~~0:.~
1
99
vld
H.R••• a bW to or&IIJl!e
and rd«m tbe alNc:ture Ill
the Houle of Reprt~tr~tJUves ,
scholarship or an a.-a.rd..
Grade point average and
financial needs will not
l'lf!CtUirily be a detmnlnant
wUJbevotedocaaoon. 1bllbill
would recq:anlze the Interior
forasc:holarahl poranawa.rd. O:lmmltt.ee l.ftto an ~
Howt\lft'", they are not ex- and Environmental Com -
~luded from ~OOiideratJon .
mittee.
Last )'tar more Uw! 122,000
we r t given In ~olleg e
Bleil lil..... ltavepaued
the Solar 1':1\way Research.
De~elopmeat and Demon·
slratlon Ac:l. Both bUll.
nearly ktenlkal, are exprcted
ICholanhlps.
Applicallons mar be obtained from O.nlel Trainer or
James Newman in the CN R.
The deadline for the
National Council o1 Stele
Carden Scholanhips 11 Nov.
t.
or . 1
~: ~~ ~/'b&~!SJ
provtl! torther~archand
developm~t
ol aolar enrr'IY
10trct ol
a llflnUic:ant
_,.
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1
CORDURO Y SLAX
1-!f G• 1 f "
NOW
$1 Q88
Erzinger's Tom Kat Shop
October 10, 1974
THE POI NTER
Poge 13
RC Col:lll'ole Aln 4 Cbaa
•I .Paid~ .asking s m
RichardWeatmore, Rm. 23
8&1dwtn. 34f.3(M7,
FOUNI)..c(lppes-
b':~<el~o
nur Union on Oct. 1.
claim please ldeftlify.
341-2'707, u1t for Jam.
DOUG
FLAIIERTY
:~.~- ~:~.r toln t~
8
Gr een Room, Univenlly
Center {UCI. He has read his
poetry a t many wliversitles
Sewmu V11h•enlty Pariah Weekday Masses :
(Roman C.thollcl Newman Tuesday thr®gh Friday, 11
Chapel. buemen t of St . noon , Newman Qlapd
San 's, Oolatn" Chapel, l:llO
Maria Drive
Weekend Masses :
Saturday
4 a nd6p.m.
Newman Olapd
'"""''
IOa.m .
ll :30a .m .
&p.m .
Cloister Olapel
Ooistn" Olapd
Newman Olspel
lllst r ~aclloiiS 111 Catbollc
fa ith will be orfer ed at
Newman house located at
1125 Fremont St. at 7 p.m. on
'1\Jesday,.Oct. I
Flrtt Ba p ll•l Chu ch
!American ) IMI OIW"C:b St.;
SUndayServk:esati0:4.S ..m .
and 7 p.m.
Puce United Clroarcll of
Ctlrill, 1743 Dixon S .; Sun·
day service at to a.m .
Frame
Memo r ia l
EvaaJellcal F r u Cb~arc h , Pre• bylerlaa Chr ch. 1300
YMCA bui.ldinc, Division St., Main St.; Simday Jrti"Vice at
Luthtna S t adell t ·C11mm~aal t y, Peace Cam pus
Center , Corner of Ma ria
Drive and Vincent Street.
Stn-ice with Eucharist :
Saturday
&p.m. .
SUnday
10:30 p.m.
t'lrs t Chu r cb of Cbrllt
Sclenlllt, (corner MiiUiesota
and Main I SUnday aerviee a t
· n a .m . Sunday school at 9:30
a.m.
~= .~:';hi~~suS~ ~~ p~.;~~~f'~
5
MeU.odilt
lludj forunlvenitystudeflts Chr c h , Wtlshl r e Blvd;
is held at 9:30a .m., ~ays . ~ay Service at 10 a.m .
W I MAYI TMI Uoiii T S ILIC 1tON
Or
U HIYIISITY
SOUYINII SI
Pointer Stadium Cushions . • • •. .. .... .. . .• $2.75
Purple & Gold Gatsby Caps . . •..•. •• •••. •• -$3.85
Point Beer Shirts... . .... .... . . .. . . . . . . $2.95
Schlitz-Pabst-Coors-Bud Beer Shirts • ••• •.• .. $2.50
Knit Caps to .Match Beer Shirts . .. ... • . ..•• $2.50
U.W. Pennants ••• • • •• -•• •••• •. •• $1.1 0 to $1.90
Window Decals . . . ... . .... .. •• . . . . 15' to 49'
Reftective car Decals . • •.• • ••.••••. . ••. .• 49'
U.W. Ceramic Mugs . ... . . . . . . .. . $1 .60 to $7.95
Bumper Stickers ·•..•• . • .••.••.• •••. . •.. 39'
Pewter & Sterting Silver Mugs By Josten
U.W. T·Shirts and Sweatshirts
U.W. Jewelry
UNIVERSITY STORE •
UNIVERSITY CENTER
(715) 346-3431
Pogo 'l 4
. THE POINTER
October 10, 197·.4
Students receive edl,.lcation
from the horse's mouth
October 10, 1974
THE POINTER
" - 15
..
F.ach Limt tbt studenl.l
thty do her•
bt&ill ricb& .
daeslOlimbn'up. Thisi• also
a nnfidtnce buHdu for
them . ''There mutt be
compidetrustintbt~lO
let It w.llc around lhe corral
OWfinra.nch, iocatedabout
three miles eaat ol ~aW'Jdd.
Dwina W. tin:ae they IHrn
bow t.o haodle &Dd ride 1
hor~ lncludln1 Wlllcln1,
trottqandcaAtori!la•ithlt.
When he feel s they are
competent witb 1 hone, hls
studenta can rlcSe the trail1 In
the 300acrnofwoodlon hi•
wh.Ueyou are malcinfa ·JuU
tumlntheuddleorwbenyou
are leanJna back with )'OUr
head on lhe horN '1 croup." DO<h .
Chalrltl u.ld.
Th b 11 tboe lourt.b year the
for about tbt flnt II• c:lau "'-been olfertd and
'tto'eeklolda11Jiudentaride OlaJnn uld Ulft'e hu been a
only 1111 tbt corral at tbt waiUna U1t to let 1111 it.
Althouah 1ome 1t udeot1
..id they fdt a litUe ntrYOUI
about the clan at nut , all
thole t.lked to &lid they
-:owdgo lhrlltl&h ltqain . " I
didn 't realizebowmuc:bthere
wa1 to Jearn," one student
~a ld .
So , altho uah lurnina
10mt'lhln1 rllht may not
alway• be the ea-'est INq,
the 1tudent1 In UWSP'1
honemanahlp clan will
testi fy that It., a U worth it.
THE POINTER
Page 16
October 10, 197<4
presents
UWSP
king
" We were happy with the
nwnber of eatria th~t we
recdved. lt wu tbe moll that
we have aeen for a couple of
years," saJd Blersteker.
•
At Allen Center and OeBot
Center ~ will be bdd
from u a.m. to 1 p.m., and 4
p.m . to 6 p.m . At the UC
voUna: will be hdd from 12
POOII to 4 p.m.
Rosie Broobhire and Ernie
Mitchell froni the Black Student
eo.uuon.
Karea KetlleweU from NeaJe Hall and
John Harriqtoo.
Traditional homecoming
marks 80th year
Ondy KaW'man from Ddt. Zeta and
eerr, Krau..
ocr. 14
VOTE
lor
CINDY & GERRY
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1974 '
HOMECOMING
QUEEN- KING
DELTA ZETA
The o ld est Greek
organiutlon on the UWSP
camp111. Tau Gamma Beta
lnow a ffiliated with Delta
Zeta, a national oraantution)
toeialJOtorilyis celebutln1
its 65th anniversary with a
reunion expected to draw
''1ilten" kom acroN the
nation.
Alpha Pbl Omtp
katemlty will cdebrate
DhAMIYft'AJ")'Itlthe
of a l q record of s
Red Crou Bloodmo bile
dr-Ives. oM of the
'"
mottre«<ltpro~wu
purchase of a commer d~
play1round set for tho
mentally
handicap
dilldttn at tbe Day
Center ltl Stevens Point
The university S· Club
!members have earned a
letter ·in JpOrU) wW hoi
4%nd anniversary reuniond ·a
A Saturday morn ina
reunlonbtunch wlllbe held
roreadloftbereta'lioniJ' oups
in Coliseum Ha ll a t the
' Holiday lnn . All partkl pants
A traditional homecom lng,
accented by r eunions • s
football lame, selection
of a
HOMECOMING
BUTTONS
ON
~~!i.C~1l'£.:.~&~~5,; 25c
reurv edsectlon. Membenof
the '61 football tum will be
introduced at halftime as a
part of a tribute to S.Qub
members .
Jtroups will
Post 1ame acUon beclns
with the nnh Quart-Cocld.all
Party at 4 :30 p.m . In the
Solardome of th e Holiday
lnn. co-sponsored by the'
Quarterback Qub and the
UWSP Alwnnl Auodatlon.
Saturday eventna will
condude homecomlnl ac·
UviUes with a banquet and
dancut7p.m . attheHollda y
1M wbei'e Kuae and Laab&
will be honored and wheralhe
area of the ~eld-bouse from
I ::JI-11 a.m .
The
t r aditional
The ftltire weelt prec«<na
the for m al homecom l nl
events'l(i.Ubl'oblervedbythe
CioeflteF1eldlsacheduledfor
9 :30a .m .. Saturday with
UWSP Athletic Hall of Fame
inductees Kuse and Laat. ss
parade ma rahals.
The swimming pool In the
F1eldbo~~~e will be dedicated
concerts, p mes, and ftlm
s howln1s .
Cam pu s
or1anlzatlons will sponsor
klng and quHn candldata for
an election on Monday, Oct.
14, and the wiMI"I couple
will be Int roduced at a jau
_--........
.,...,.
ClETYC>UR .
ltln& and quHn, parade and
dec:Ucatlons is acheduled Oct.
11 and 19 at UWSP ""111eh Is
marltln& Its &Clh year of
existence.
will slla re a commoo buffet
liM, and separate into ad·
ja«nt rooms for the Indlvldual l uncheon and
proc:rams. The bi'W'ICb Is
acheduled to bqin at 11: 15
a .m .
An lnfonnsUon beet 'n brat
tet-tosether at Bukolt Parlt
on Friday will lllck-ort
homecom ln1 actlvllles . A
pknk supper will be served
from I to 1:30 p.m. and
refrnhments will be served.
e
~~ ~~:n:n ~r,: ~~~~!: :~~r~!:O:;:;:::,t;t.
!:":ln~~ra:r:..~~ =t ·t::fvt~~esa
!:b' :!
~er!.~~ !tPoiS:t~=~~ ~ndlli,i::!l't:'~~:ur"d~
~~~~Fc:~t: t:~a~a;e ~~~!~ ~:Vir:; .!!d~~~U:
~~;::~r!~· 24,tr70,of ~=~r~:~~J:;
U:Sp~~ih:f~'~ ~ ~~~~~n'~·-a,.
for a footbaft pme at Coerlte
tend a bonrlre oo Friday
will meet at 1 p.m . in front of
otd Main and walk to Coerlte
SlltW"day nJpt ..,onaorec~ by
:!~dite~~~fte~== ~It
a~:~:=:"~~
pia rout at lk*olt Pan: on
"'""'""""'"'-'~. ::\::~ '"'"""''·
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October 10, 1974
and
queen
~· ·. :.
THE POINTER
candidatls
Tony Oelfattl from Slama Tau
Gamma aad Katby Nomady.
SUe Te1Jtf100 from Alpba s,ma Alpha
and Allan Meyer.
John Va.a Rybrook from Tau Kappa
EpaiJon and Jaa AWdU:i.
Page 17
Pooe 18
THE POINTER
October 10, 1974
candidates cont.
')
Sltpbm smlth from Alpb.l Phi
and Pam Knoll.
Omtaa
New
Homecoming
games
bySht llei Hon•
One of thla Y!M'i add!Uona
to Homec:omlna 11 games.
rU:~Jd1i.:!
Homecomlna
chairperson .
a:::m:.
aamea
..o:::::~ ~.~;.~
p . m . Tricycle race, 4
p.m . Water Balloon Toll ,
4:30p.m. Cidu Sip, 5:30 p.m.
Molauea Dnlp, 1 p.m. ,..ble
Tennll and from 5 p.m. to 10
p.m. ' Fooeblill toumament.
On ~)'. October 15,
thepmesiM:ktwWbe : 4p.m.
~ru!"o:':Urc!.t:u· ~=l\lmenta from 5 p.m. to 10
Women
-By
<€3>
SHIPPY SHOES ~:r..
p.m.
On Wedne:lday the pme~
~~Fo!C:~ p.m. to IOp.m,
Thuraday lhe aamu
~'~::iF~
l~otml-flnall) from 1 p.m. to 1
p.m.
Friday '• aamn are aa
.:
~~sie!J.:·::-~~
p.m . Pyramid Build aDd
P'~ P1naJ. rrom 1 p.m .
to 7:30p.m .
)!
October 10, 1974
THE POINTER
Page 19
/DWI''ij' 'l'f)UI
~
a·c .11-12
Come To The
Oreanlzalional. ... . . .
®rgy
u.c.
Jim Clortc. presents the 1973-74 AII-Compus Intramura l Championship
trophy to 4 East Pray. Andy Oederich, leh, ond Bem;e .lor.dohl accept
the trophy. Pray ~th East tied f04" first with Sigma Phi Epsilon. ·
Intramural football shows no surprizes
-.,R..
,oc.
Smitb HaU : The maraiD of
difference wua P.A.T. u SN
~~-=-:~=e. it~~~~:41~! slid
put lN I to 6. 1n uother
kkabcrl
sms ~ - 4S,
Tberictlcetl'ictlft"udooor thlftTDibyOvis\'ddcm as
activity as the kaden in their
res~tlve dlvltions con·
tinued to win.
Independent : Tbe Veta
stayed II lhe top ol the open
division u the)' blanbd Si&
continued to dominlle Ddzdl game TDs by Rod Zaraba,
uiEHya-a'UihtdZSDdtdl Gary Zimmft' an. ~ve Sc:hl!lto 1. Hyft' bad a bi!Jan«d meiuf"led4SputJW3)toO.
attack that uw four ICOf'tn,
Late division : Bruce
Bob Schwartz , Dan St . Ar· Weinbuf's two To. led tbe
nold, Dale Hipke Jnd Dave
PI S21o 0. O.ve Pat tenon kd ICGMp.
~~J:RAU~ ~";!
1M raul wltb 14 poUlts. 'I1uft BurrOUih l Hall : • Bob the E&&budl. The Dla:esters
IC'OrH by Coby Kohn allowed Yobltsetl ran v.i1d for :sN u he
the Troja.alto lti!J hot and IC(II'"ed ,.. o( his team 's 32
nasty u they bu:ued Air points. The victim ol Vt'hil· Applnfltly tomeone rOI'Iot to
Waruw • to 12.
•
scti'J r1mpage was tW u it let the Animals out of their
!~~~~~~~~
WatJon Hal! : Three forfdllbowed 32. to 0.
NdowDtbeactionutbeft
'
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wuoolvCIIIeaamecU)'ed. ln
that came .Jim BactJey and
Tom H.uely ~ 4£ put IN
14 to I. Bob JKboa tared
the loae TO for IN.
Baldwlrl Hall : 1£, behind
louthdownJ by 1'ol;n 8rUI
Now
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Kanwn HaU : 3N wu the
busy tum of the week.
playlna two 11mu. Bob
PbdPI' TO wu
au the North
deftnae needed as it shut out
lWIIoO. S."ib.damudl
e&liet' lime aaalnst I.E u it
whipped tbtm • to 0.
Koutun Hall : Rod
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tEput SE t4to !.In a
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Morun.on ICOI't!d ror zw.
Pray Hall : It was In·
tramurallvenionolSt. Louis
acainst New ErwJ.and .. 4E
met rw to dlldde wbo would
undoubtedly win Pu y's •
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were DHbows.
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10
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11
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11
An filni's'Wmbe
shown in the New
Pr ram Ban uet Rpom
.~
Golfers look to
conference meet
At the fint meet, the La
Cr o11e Invitational , the ·
Pointenfihlsbed tenthoutol
thi r teen . They fa r ed
somewhat better at the
Un.ivtnity Conftf'mee meet Steven~ Point open, rlnlshlna
th ia comma wttkend ( ()d. Jlxthoutoften.
11-13) at Eau Claire, If Point
hauny hope of a high finish. ~t e~h~~erMa~~:
" ltytry,a PaceUlgnduat.e, aawPolntfinlshlnatour th lna
and a full lime employee ol neld ol nine.
Sentry Insurance, hu an
AI OahJu:.h, in one ol thelr
excellent i6.0average on the best efforts, Point tied fDt'
season, " explained Coach 1eco nd place wit h UW
L.ynn " Red" 'Blair .
Madison.
.
In the only rea lly pOor
Other slandouts are Mark
Lubl!ck,with aniiO.laverq:e ; perfDt'mance whkh wu at
the Whltewattr Invitational ,
~!f.o~.oe~~O : ·~a·~dl K~~~~ ninth out ol twelve ·WU the'
pentlr and Rick Rhyehtanet, best they eould do.
14.0; Mike Normington, au
and Jay Jansen, 95.0.
Looking ahead to nut
aeaaon , the entire squad man abow. " U eveeybody
except for Hytry wtll be lhOOII well, I'd IIY th•t
returning. Lubeck, Goers and
bJSlevtnSt hldh
Roman Hytry, top-notch
golfer for the Polnttr 1GoU
~!II' a~~~~=
..
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The Pointers display mo.t ol tbeV rwWna: 1ame
S.ttrdly runnlnl after aa OatWiab plalft'. Above punt«
l.an'y Marcellillurn~ablldtup lntoaflya rdaaitl.
-~~~~n~r: J:!:l::~ !!~
Nor mlnctora and
are10phomorea.
C~rpent.er
:::.·. ~~
=~~c~ltrr:
firsttofourth place,"uld
Blair , In dlaculsln& the up.
Contine t:onference meet.
CC runners
finish fifth
You can see 23 films for $4.00. How?
Buy 1 seuon tlqket to Film Society for SA tnd ·YOU will be able to
' " the 8 remtlnlng weekly fllm1 on Tundliy nights at 7:00 and
9:15 p.m. In the Wlacont ln Room ,. Unlvertlty Center. Thet a In·
elude:
Oct. 15 A Night at the Opera
Oct. 22 The Gre1t White Hope
Oct. 29 Nfter Give A Sucker An Even Brelk
Nov. 5 RoWing 20's
Now. 12 Bicycle Thief
Nov. 19 Citizen Kane
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PLUS
As a member of the Film Society, you are Invited to attend trM of
ch1rge the UWSP Second Annual Film Futlwal , October 25·28
where 15 great fNture films will be shown •. They are:
'
Walkabout
.
How GrHn Was My Valley
Cherty
~sperate Ctt.ractera
Boyfriend
Citizen Kane
Take the Money and Run
Stagecoach
Friends
North By Northwut
Grapes of Wrath
S.wage Messiah
Medium Coot
A Separate Peace
GrMt Directors: Bergman and Felllnl
b7JlmHabeclt
Jay Goen
(l.llilhed
second
~:nJ
~ ~TWr~'~,·~~=
to a third placeRnlJ Friday in
the Eau Caire lnvlt.tUonal .
Playing at the par 72
HiiiC1'est Cow!try Oub, Goers
lhota41-34 fora75tot&l .
Roman Hytry waa next. With
a 11. Mark Lubeck and Randi
carpenter lied for third beat
With I I, whUe Keit h NeiJOn
rounded out Point« ICOrlng
wlthan l3total.
Host1n1 Eau Claire
featuring Individual eham:
pion Mark Boettcher with a
74, copped the Invitational
Utle with a 311 tolal, nine
atrokel better tha n the
Pointen ..
Lao-c.e rtUed on a 7$
stroke Pft"formance by Erie
Haua to finish at a , 000
llroke betttr than &t!vtftl
Poi nt.
Superpickers sport
perfect week
October 10, 1974
SPORTS ,P6NT.
by R. .dy ¥ileve1.11 .. three on a Jim Bakken ridd
Sallhaa II Canac," tb e goal.
l\taalll.fkut''
Oakllatl ... r:r Su Dlrco:
=·
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=,:7~~~~~=
pk:ken, not ones to be out- the bench behind CIT)' Huff '!
respon~ed
with
POINTER
;:
La_st Saturday Greu ~-uc:;.~e: ~~:,~- :a~
Bohl!J and the Wisconsin Yuk , Vult. Guff1w!
s.cl&ff$ had • perfect d&y
ChlnJ• u Au . . t i :
done,
THE POINTER
a Well ,tolllrt wlth,hiswifeis
:r~~di/=:!U'~_:~ ~«r~m~!~~
We didn't really want to do na...-es Huff wW burn down
It, but - fdt tNt it iv.as AtJanu touphb t 1111 up mark
rather lmpentlvt. You ae, toW. Sullivan ITim l upec:ts
~SP~~;':k F~~ =y~~n ~ht ~'
1
II
iC they
Forecuten (youca nhea rh is
1>1'11"1111 ovrr San f'n o.
pklts every FridaY night 11 dKo: One o1 the ancient
7 :30 on F M 90), 1\11 been PfO\'tr bl ol the Hiklwi [D.
lakin& lhoU II "'--r per- diansreads : Spai'Towmay fl y
spicacity, . .fool that he is! hi&h. but no build dam with
Mavin& lDto Week flv-e , we bener tail . Looldy tunsdon 't plan on bdna perfect. lated. It means Detroit by
but WI' don't think Gregg silt.
Bobli& wiU be eith«. We
KNOW £ache won't !
Sew EqlaH over N\ '•11 Jeu : New York 's rmest
will all be on hand to wdcome
Joe Namath in his home
On ~)'[day , Oct. 4, the
opener . Joe's bound to do Steven1 Point Women's
heavy damaae. Jim P lunkett Volleyball team tra\'eied to
has more we1pona in his i.a&-G~SetoatriancuJ~rmeet
•rsenal.Patabythreeasthey \lolth Sloul: , LICrout u d
suy unblemished.
Platteville and brought tbtir
Pl lts ltur&b 0\ltr 1\.IDUI "'in-klu rtar'd to l-t by
City : Unlike their Three defta!illl Stout and Plat·
Rh·en Stadium nei&hbors. tev!Ue.
the Pirates, the Stee1endon"t
need any hdp fr om 11.0'• like
Stl'\~ Point easily won
St~ Swilher. Pill by p lenty. the first two aames •&ai~~~:t
Oedllllatl over C1e~·e tud : Stout with ICOrft oi lS. I and
II would be foolish to pick ts-2 All of the rint came
qairu;t 1 team whole colon ~ta .,..ere ICCirtd by Kathy
are oranae and bled this C..otbeck 112) and Mona Void
c:IOII' to HaUoween. Do ~'I' t31. Gr-otbect conti.nl.ll'd to
~thy
~.,
J an& retunu: a smath Jut Wednesday u the
wwnentoollla3·2winove- Ll1~. 1beltatemeet will
bebeldtomoiToWatWbJtewater. Pbot.obyftk,tO&el.
Women spike opponents
look like fools'! Oncy •1.ll
spook the Brown~ by 14.
,Jt!'';!o o;~r w'::!":::U~
~arry the servtn& honon into
the II'COnd
combine with Steve Ramsey
::~~~obber NO by II and one
P hlla d .tpb le ovrr New
Vwk Glao .. : Rookie whil
Doua Kolar mlaht bruit one
or two for NV but we don 't
think the Elpe& will phlop.
Philly bJ lis.
t..e. Aacda ov~ r.rllly : Fll Qty. 1be Rami
ha Vll! Joha Hldl , one ot the top
Pllll'n In the leape, .nd
Lince Reftllll'l , who bu tbe
IP:kftt hlnda of any wide
receiver in football . L.A by u.
~"••lower Wubll•&too :
Where wGUld the Vlllel be
without Cox! F'Md's ta~ts
lhouldn't be needed this weH
by
IC'OriD&
:~~~r':il~· ds:tf:c~~y~~
~:; ~~t!,nd ~~~ee·~i ~:."1
•'Onder what Joe Thomas will
do ,_! He can't trade
himsdl." Maybe he abould.
Bact. to Milml. Bills by 21
Duver wer New OrfeaDI ;
The S.i..Dtl hne MVI't' been
th is h l& h before. We' re
speakl.na of altitudes, DOl
lllndinp, Jon Keywortb will
Jlml'
the Slevens Point
·
The Llet-oue and Ptat·
tevllle pmes. pt"OVed to be
both chaJima:ina and sldllrul. Women 's Volleyblll tum
The ftnt game with LICroue hosted a best three of nve
v.·asplayedpointforpol.ntby match with F.auCaire.
both teams with LICroae
Stevens Point lost to Erou
edtinl. UWSP 1~11 Weadv Caire af\er a llfOnl rally 1ft
Kohrt scored five points. the third and fourth pmn.
UWS.Pcameblckllr'qhltbe F.au Claire took lbe nnt two
Reoad 1•me whh:b ••• pma lHand lS-II . Stevens
termiDited at d&bt nunutet Point rallltd la tbe lbird
Wllh UWSP~~o"iM.Inc tuatter aame behind the ttrona
:::re.~~~~~~~ ~ Jo:n ~~~~~
wlthdotlmnlnaUoai.Qtbefinai
aametowlntW.
Stewens Polot resumed
their steady play to win Ole
first came ea1nst P!attev\lle
15-6. Plettevllle ~•me bl~lr.
ltldWOIItheMICCIGd prne 1512 before Steve ns Point
revened tho outcome cappin&
()!
a ts-_u
winn!n.& game.
oCtober S. the UWSP
Why go
home this
weekend?
treakina tbe de and witlnlft&
17·15.
The fotrth came foW~ d
" Frecltles ' '
S~hmeher
aervin& nine of Ole IDtaJ
points In 1 herd foucht
~omeb1~ 1t whl ~ h Steven•
Point-l5-l2. Eiu0alre
put eway the nnh came tW,
winnln&themetdl .
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OCT. 11-12
can bet Sd Glllman will put 1
..'ft_~,~~,tr.~frthe
Cowpota dnlp lhil one, !bey
P'oblbly won't make tbe
P'aJ'Of& for lbe fint lime in
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October 10,· 197-4
Women split hockey games, . UWSP - e n·s fiek
hoc.lle')' team played four
pmes over the weekend ill
Milwaube.
S.turday, Oet.ober 5, they
!oat to Northern Dllnola
Unlvtrlity 2.0, and beat UW
Milwaukee :s-o. Dee Simon
sc:«ed two loals and Kris
Llbu.tllle IC'OC'ed one in tha t
Pme.
9.mday mornlllfi,OI:Iobet' C.
the Polntttt played the
Super Sport Quiz
Milwaukee Club . team and
tied llltm J.l . Barb Ddeb1
ICOred the 1oal .
The second teontut on
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a. Bi11Nd...
10 : WbA aco r ed the
Patriots' flnt r fiUI II' leaiOn
t.ouchdown '! 111e 1ame wu
the Rr1t recuJar .euon An.
b. Geotfe Rlttaman
Sunday found the UWSP Mlevel, JM k ke ... MlM
c. Vlra1JCarter
women w.tnninc2.0qainst a
d. Jam Lowenstein •
dub team from the North
e. Mille Pblppa
I
:
Which
pro
player
piMed
Slof'eofOIIcaco. Scorlna; for
5: The lonaest poot ret~rn
Victor
,
lhe
famau~
wrestUna:
Point were Smon and Bt-Y
In
Green S.y history wu
bear
,
this
rear!
lftilenfddl.
a. Jlm LeOair
made by!
The seasoa record _
b.
Rtln
Ytry
a.-BtUy
Grlms
lt.andilatJ.l-1.
c . ptliJ VWapiano
b. Verloa Sdunll
d. 8e.ar Brvant
. c . Very ! SWitzer
e . TtUy S..valu
d. Travis WLI.IIams
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• C.lirornta 31 Dllnoll 14
Platteville II River Falls e Northwestern 14 Oregon 10
Whllew.ter ~ Stout o
Dute 16 Purdue 14
.
14 West VII'Jinla Jt Indiana o
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Wlaconsln 59 Mlsaowl 20
:~ stite 42 WuhlngtOn
Alabama 3$ Mlui•lppl 21
Artansu 411 TCU 0
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Mkhlaan 21 Stanrord 16
13
Tec h· 14 Oklahoma .
Colorado 21 Air Force 21
USC 41 Iowa 3
Oklahoma 63 Wake Fort'll. 0
Nebrub 54 Minoeaota o
Kanau 21 Tuu AUI 10
Notre Dame 11 Michipn f'lml &ate 21 Amy 14
State 14
~~State 23 Brl&ham
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UCLA 21 Utab 14
:rr.MIIt L.-., W.U : ~~~
C.tttwl l utllet' Wert .• ASU If Wyomln&
• Y•-11 . ..1 . . 11 • BoltonJ'INawyo
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Meditation offers new high
TaiMf'li.IW,
for aboul twen ty minutes
mornin& a nd eveninJ by
slttina cCNDfortably wit h
cloled eyn. Then a lpiXItaneoua technique ls bepn
staleolextr"emely~rest. a«ordiq to penoGII iAIt il pneticed twice daily IlnlctiOil r«'eived from .1
qu.Jlifiedleacher.
Phyaio loa ically , TM
...ocb:ea .. deep lUte of
rntful o~lertneu wh ich
rtjuvmatts and normalius
the!W'ICtionin&olthentf"vous
system .
Psyc:hologically.
TM
e limin o~tes t ensio n an d
discordance and l?fOII'IoiH
Tran~C'tftdental Meditation
tTM I ls a limp._, natural,
=r-~~
Student
raps
THE POINTER
Poge 23
.t.. POINTER
OPINO?
clearer thinldn& ud puter
comprdinsiolll ; It enricbel
perceptlon,lroprova: outlook
and ...omotel et"BdeDey and
efTectiveneu ill life.
Socloloalc.JIIy, TM
eli m i nates t eaalon aad
discordaace aod promotes
more ho~rmon l ou a aid
fulflll lna l nterpeuon o~ l
rdationlhipl , thld m.Jidng
~-ery individ ual more Uldul
to himself and othen and
brin&in& fuUlllmtnt to the
lkillful.ctivity, rathet"than
u end in itldf, and It ls enjoyed by members ol m111y
fa iths and adhere nl.l to
widely vuylna: pNJOIOphies
and li!tsl.)'*. ltl ... ~ and
tffectlveneu are meuund
by the lmmtdi.Jte •nd long.
tern~ resultl Ia activity, aad
~~~:,r:.su~t:.
terfennce , si nce It h
laherently
automatic :
naturo~l , usy and spon·
~-For furt.her lnform•Uon
there will be an lntroduclory
let:tur.atlp.m. on'T'uead.ay
October I In the Nicole t
Marquette room o f tbe
University Center (liC) •
TerT)' Koeb.tlemaan
fngagement
~oliOciety .
T M II p r at t lce d U
preparation fcc- intteul!!f,IY
RINGS
Pointer
SHE Will
AlWAYS ·
,..t.MI._,
CHERISH
1ft an a-a ol ~mwanin&
criticism even the ~ehool
new~ paper falls heir to
~UUJatiOft.
It~- the Plinl.ff
paper and it's eamina: a first
=:~ rf::e ~A~~
A SMAU OOWN PAYMENT Wi l l HOlD
T1lLWAHm>
PERHAPS A CHRI$T1IAS
proleuional prieS( rtncltrf'd
in a~hievinC this joumal.istk
awa rd , but r esponaible,
•~counhble journaliam
lhoulddemalldmore!
I fed that the newtl)lper ls
muc h too provincial and
mundane In il's jounW.istic
philosophy . This does
nece u arlly _m ean• advoc•'::J strkl!y a polltlc.aUy
EHO AQEIIENT
~~,but,a~nc:
mentally paur= docility
rendered to its
from
rt.Jden.
The editors seem to be
employU. tbe "lmcqubord
te~hn i que " i n cov eri n&
bel,.
~~a t:,.e:;p~~:
ez tn · curricular
a nd
l:lu.ftaucraUc acllvity hu to
be~~oltbis
"common &ood " approach Is
~::on~lyW:!~~~e:.~
f~ :~Je::~.r~
midleta"! 11le UWSP papaboyoa tbl coDep ltrettcriel
. ~rr:.::=~tbe
world outalde or UWSP!
Maybe It en.poratel wte all
tbeltudeataenlertbetime~oltbe..Uftf'lity!Td1
me, are acbool& in"devlllt!
Sometlmfs jult I I ln'devant
II tt.ir pepen ml'/ bdp
mate them I
Certainly tbere aiatl I
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October 10, 1974
.,t.,
Superpickers
· · POINTER .
or superflukes!
~~~~ly
travds .o
~·: j n~:tlyp ;!7'1 ~ 1 rnr~
1
prornsional lootbaU aames.
In the last edition or the
PDlniCf', Tim SUllivan and
Mike HabHman wtre up to
their old trkks once aaaln.
~:.e~a;'; t~if.e ~~rl:~~
rootball predlcll0111 Is a aln
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brin&threatened!
Last yeazolhe WWSP F'M-90
rootboall rot'eCasters defeated
the Polatn- Superpicken by a
resoundlnJ two &ames.
!Sullivan won't admit this. I
This seuon tbe biiiUe rages
once again. Wllh the season
belnJ only hl'O weeks old, lbe
Super-pickers have taken pot·
shot number one at the FM·IIO
Fantastic Football
t"Oft'<:asten.
Allhough it Is not in the best
inler8lorsportsmanshlp , we
Uke lame duc:ks and lhft'efore
plan to shoot back. Pot-shots
seem toustobethe easy way
out . lbey have been known to
cnange the co~ne or the
hislory books. Just tblnk, If
Gener-al Culler had simply
Slood on the top or a hill and
hollered at the Indians. there·
gtt to a knock-down , dn&-<IUI Fantastic Football
aHair. At least when we &ive Forecasters do solemnl y
our twedktlona record...we swear to tell the truth. the
t.ell the truth.
whole truth, and nolhlni but
Tl'lis season, after two the truth, so help us God. And
weeks. we at FM·IIO were t ~ with the reading or this ar·
to-t. Meanwhile the ~­ ticle we duely challtn1e
pickers are not t:s.&-1 as SUIIIvana.id HabHman to a
announct'd In last week's rorecuUniboattJe.
pa~ . There have been 215 pro
&ames not 24. Sullivan In
\lo'eek one wu '1-6 and lut
week 7-!-t. So be was 14· 11·1.
Haberman art er a disappointing openln1 week, 6-7,
rec:ov~ to 9-3-1 status lui
week. Thus ror two weeks he
was IS-to-t , lhe same as FM· .
90.
ToltleedUor,
This then . Ia a rormal
1 would like to provide
challen1e 10 I he Pointer sevtnl points or ctartrlcation
plclters to own up to
re;lated to last Wffk's article
·I h e IT c I a I m o r "TWO " counselin1 centers
' 'S uperp l ckers ' ' or available."
~uldhavebeennoCUster's fo r eve r hold !heir
The first point relates to
last stand ror all the kids to tongue.
rour rererence to ffi"erral or
rtl d about. n.eterore, ,.,-e
With the readin1 or thil "patients" between the
feel it in the best interests. to document , we the FM·tO counsellnl a1encies . The
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AND
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A Pepsi
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_ Keep This
·Tiffany Glass
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Both
For
FRIDAY,
OCT. 11th
Noon · 7 P.M .
Communlc:.llonl
Room 1 nd
Grid
At
The
Gridiron
PHYSIODANCE
AD COW.
!ilacudy,
Pb.UJackson
O.ve 1'1-Hton
FM-tt'1 Fanlaslk
F..U.all
Foreeaslen
WWSP • Spcwts IU&hll&hla
· Counseling centers
clarify role
Complete Your Tiffany Set
Q
We solemnly await )'OUr
accep tance or the arror e
challenae.
UWSP Counseling Cent.er has
avoided rtrerenct: to atudent1
seekin1 counsellna tenter
assl•ta nc e as pat ien t s
because or the traditional
medical orien t ation or
sicltness andlllnaa.
We in the UWSP Co~.Nelinl
Center operate fr om a
developmental counselln1
approach which em phaslus
l earnlnl and onaoiDI
development. We pet«\ve
stOOents as individuals wbo
have learned and dev~oped
many behavlora, attltudea
and feelinaa Uunc:tional and·
not so runcuonalln reachln1
their present J tate or
de\·elopment.
We pucei e out roit u
asalsUn1 1M Individual In
understanlna her-hil rune:·
lionlng to won on whatever
goals Jhe.he may wlah to
='::~~i
£:r: :J!
d:~~~:~~:~ . c:or~~~ea:,~~:
readln& speed, choo.lna a
major, vocational exploratkln, aelecUon ol counes
for next s.tme:ater, lmprovlq
l n terperto n al c:om ·
munlcatlon, etc:. Our a p·
pro.c:h emphuilet betp1DJ
!he lndiridual deVelop.
Secondly, I believe the
primary ' benefactor ol the
51:4l Board'• creation hal
been the cQ.mmunlty or
Sleven Point. The eoun.euna·
Center tta rr and m a n y
othen have rftOtnUed lbe
need for more mental bullh
~ervlces andproaramtln the
Stevens Point area.
The 51 ;42 Bolrd has been
quite effective to acqul.r\nJ
servlc:n and develo p lnl
procrams that have been
needed In the Stevena Point
comm!Wty ror some time. I
believeatudenta have also
benentt.ed primarily J.hroulh
&realer availabil ity or
~ych\atric contultaUon and
by having lft"Vka availabfe
to 1tudent '1 f1 mll y and
frlenda .
. Sncenly,
Of'~
Dnals
E.EI~nnUI
Dlrec..,.ofC....U.J
-DON 'T MISS THI
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OCT. 18- UNCLE VINTY
OCT. 20 FLEETWOOD MAC
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Block student protests a rticle
by Bob Kerksfeck
On Oct. 15 the Academic Fad Finding
Committee (AFFC) will report to the
chancellor on whether or not layoffs of
tenured faculty are necessary In light of a
higher than expected enrollment.
It Is hoped here, that the committee and
the chancellor will not bow to pressure from
the eight tenured faculty members (14
tenured faculty members received layoff
notices) who are appealing to the committee
and The Association of University of
Wisconsin Faculties (TAUWF) which Is
backing them.
The fact of the matter Is that the eight
faculty members who are appealing to be
reinstated are members of departments
which are and have for some time been
overstaffed.
Money can no longer be afforded to retain
all the members of an overstaffed depart.
ment just because a lilts members happen to
have tenure. This especially so when (as Is
happening here) an overstaffed department
leeches funds which could go to a young
growing understaffed department.
Some fine speeches have been made about
the right to academic freedom. but we
wonder where the concern Is for qua lity
education and the right of students and
· Gei: •n•oiYed
•n a shad~ deal
ai: Hardee's.
Hurry on down to any participating Hardee·s and while
the supply lasts we"ll give you this Sun Shade to wear at
the game or wherever. lt's free with the purchase of a De-
luxoorJu~•
6-41 DIVISION ST.
taxpayers
to a good accounting of their • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
money.
O:tober 10, 1974
"I·
of the area
Affairs
tawt
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the
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DEALERS
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COLLEGE OF LAW
OF OIANGI COUNTY
CAl,.OIH/A · S I.AIGfU lAIO' SCHOOl
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OFFERS NEW PROGRAM,.i
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Center Studenta - wa need
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pla;lnwhy 12tatuclenta didn' t
mum. Be bonelt with your
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mlnlstratlpo from former
llludenta:-Beeauee we ._ve no
record, youa,.thaonly way
wee.neontact thalepeopla.
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October 10, 1974
THE POII'm'R
Poge28
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comUna 01r aames in days
riUed with moonlight
laugh.inaandseardtl~ the
lall jp'US
looking ror minutes,
whkh ran out.
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