Trivia dates announced
"We're loin& to blow lhe
phones o(f the waD," said
" We receh•ed about 250
per hoW' about television,
ndio , movles , ~k!boots , thousand phone calli lut
sports, muslc , fU , hiJLory year,butweexpec t a whole
lot more this time around,"
and meaiUftment.
~~ t aid. To handle the
The trivia teams will be extra phone calls the ltation
Trivia Contut that tbe
campUI radio ttatioo spoo·
hu installed more phone
) :!::'tt~!;'~:.u:.:
was rfl'errlnato the annual
~.:..er/ns~~~~~
continue. non -stop , until
mk~'I!Jht Sl.nday, AprU 1.
For ~ houn the radio
stalion will ask to questions
;=::: tC:":e:oran:,~
linet.
correctly'. There will be
opet'&lon and JCOI'e keepers
" We'ft aoinatotryaftlf
attberadlostlltlorltotUetbe
answen aDd to keep acore for :!;":.~~!i,e[! ·~
over400tums.
'give more time \0 each
question , the hour 't flrat
question will be asked 11 the
end of every newtcul.
Jk.cause of the amOWlt of
teams that will be pla,Vina.
thue11 be a hour tweak from
Trivia Contest -tll be the
sa me u aJwa)'l, he added.
The staff of the radio
station is convinced that for
::,u:st·n~uco~tt.~r~
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midnight, Saturday to 1 a.m .
Sunday. The Pur1X* ll to country wW be taldna place
retabulate all the KU"tS up
take
to thatpoi.nt. ''Thllwillu.ve on..~~
time at the end ol the C«<·
tat," Bedore uld. But other ~e~d~~·a!:r~;!![r:c;
than u-e minor chanaes ,the stoppina II now."
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UW-Stevens Poi nt, Tuesday, March 18, 1975
SERIES. VII, VOL 18
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-Student GC)vernment
approves Alvarez
proximity to each other.
b yBolt~ki~·Students who can not
Sll.ldftlt Goverrvnent ap- resister In penon .
<omm ulln&lludentl.
proved the appointment or
It wu noted that special
a u embl yperson
Ma rla
Alvarn as Vke PresldeT'It for cues could be pr-Ied to
the rest of lh iJ academic the committee.
An amendment to the
~a r .
The approval came a t tbt rea:istnUon pr~erences to
Stn:lay. March 11 medina. JPve all female and male
A.Jv a re1. replaced Barb athletes preferences before
ruefvater who resiJned lut all other atudftltJ m their
'ltftk to tHe a job m the clau wu defeated.
Secretary of State'• Office.
A.lvaru wu the executive
secretary for Studetat for $4,720 to ao stereo ....
Government . Senator Kathy approved In part.
JohniOfl wu approved to
Student
Government
replace her as executive requuted Admi nis trative
aecretary.
Council to vant FM-90 pe-·
A reatstraUon preferena million to break up the
rev iew committee wu ap- payments for the project over
the nu:t four yean.
Yl1th th i.J recommendation
The committee willrnlew Sl,zlOwould be v.uted from
the cues of students who the resa"+'e this year coa·
wish to recdve prdermces, tinaent upon othe- hmdl and
~~~rr l orlty to t he eoqufp:l'lent bdnc avallabie.
An Initial motion to fund the
-$Udentl wbo have a job entire M,no nut yur wu
and need It to stay m IChool. narrowly defeated.
·Handicapped Jludeatl who
cont. on
.t
need claues with close
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·BadzinMI ..,.. no 1'«01111!Wndlltkwl 011 Ua!vtrlity Writer'•
budfd-P.N. HeNidt..t.ulaed,lell-aU.VCil•.
:&\~IO~t:~~re;:-otaac!ldats.
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..a.r W1lcamla winta'... fftllunl lmldL
fet~ turel UWSP Jnd ttudfnt'1
-N•Uanwklll Lelenllaa pro&nm
..t.wttb the pine marteL
Looking ahead..•
-Ha.e • nb "aeatioll!
An open s1feam pfov ldn a m ir for
Image of Itself a nd the habitat It sup.
ports. Photo by Rogef W. Baff .
THE POINlER
PoQe 2
March 18, 1975
Positions to be filled
in April l election
polotd by Marti Sowlta in tht Ward. VoUna booths for the
7th Ward. Voting booths for 11th Ward , wtlit'h Includes
the 7th W1rd, whk:h includes Bur rouah s,
Knutzen ,
Schm«elrJe Hill and Baldwin Tllomson and Watson H.llb,
HI.U, are loclted 11 the Fire ar. located at the ~a«
Station.
Lutheran Centn.
Volin& booths for the 8th
Ward, which Includes Delzell
Voting booths for the 12th
KIU , are located 11 the W1rd 1re loc 1 ted at
Rea-ealion Center.
Wuhinaton School.
I ncumbent Alderman
Geo ra e Liliquist and
1
on~': ~!ot.candid1les for ~~ J=r.':t'u in:; :'J!=~ink ~e ~hni~.!~
m~yor 1re J ~mes Ftegleson ith W~rd . Voting bOoths for Votlna boolhs for tht' 13lh
and Robert Krubuck .
the 9lh Wud are IOCIIted at Ward ue 11 the Nllional
Mlchul Ha berman 1nd the Knlahts Of Columbus Guard Armory.
Frink Kn.pp 1re the two Building.
Dennis Fretschle. WI IU1m
candidates for aldennan !.!... Volin& booths for the loth A. JobiWOfl, Dennis Kene1ly
the bl Ward. The volin& Ward 1re located at the Old and Wlllilm Lundcren 1re
boot.hl ..-e loc1ted in the Fire Slation.
candid..tes for the IIW city
lncumbenl Akierm1n Nkk still open on the Bolin! of
County-City Buildin&.
votlna boott. for, the :nd Jelichlsunoppowdin lhe t tth S Educ.ttlon .
Wud are In the R«naUon
Centt:r (Old Atmoryl . The
Tile first day ol classes
Iller spring bruk , Tuesday,
Apri.1 I, will be the genff'al
election for po~ltions in the
city ol Stevens Point.
The m1y0r1l post, two
BoardolEduc1Uona.eata&lld
alderm.11nic s.e~ts from the
odd.awnbe:red warda ~~oill be
~;!;~~r~~~;.
Two board posts up for reelection
unopposed in the 3rd Ward.
Volin& booths for the ~
Ward. which include~ Hansen
Hall and Neale Hall, are
located at ESnerson School.
Volin& boothl for the · 4th
Ward ue at 51. Peter's
School .
Incumbent Alderman
Norbert Miller is unoppolotd
for ree\ec:lion in the 5th Ward.
Votin& bootha for the 5th
Wardare loca.tedatJdfertoa
Sehool .
Votlna booths for the 6th
WardareatMcKlnleySchool .
Incumbent Alderman
AlfrC'd Lewandowski is
tofllldajobte.eh~lnthe
~1 AI Sluek
central W'IJCOilSin area. He is
UWSP students ~ist~ to interatedlntheschoolboard
vote In Slevens Pomt have a post bec'ause he "would like
voice In the sdec:tloa of two to have a voit'e In how fwwls
membef'soflheStevensPoint aredislflbu.ted for Yarious
kU Board of Education oa prosrams in the Stevens
Polntl)'stem".
April I.
Fo~r people are running for
the two leila on the board.
Kenea'ly 11ld thst the
They are Dennis Kenea ly, C.'urrftll f'C01101niC situation
WiUiam Johnson , Dennis may mean an elimination of
Fritschle and incumbent some proarams in the local
William Lwldgren.
school systt:m and he would
Kmealy . who ia CWTenUy like to have a voice In wtlat
worklna fo r a l ocal prograna ue maintained. He
agriallturaJ farm , would Uke alsosaidthllhe~~o'OU!d l ike to
have a voice In what
programsaremaintained. lle
alsosaid thsthewouldllketo
keep CftiSOnhip out ol the
schooll)'llem.
Willi~m Johnson hu been
Involved In the field of
education for almost 20 years.
He saidthatthe~e:hool board
needs experienced · and in·
formed people to decide on
now accepting applithecurrkulwnoflhe.Sievens
Po.intSchooll)'llem.
for the summer and
THE VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
We are
cations
fall school year.
1
• 2 bedrooms & 2 full baths(with vanities!)
• Completely furnished
• Air conditioned
• Cable TV h -·up
• Dishwasher and disposa l
• Semi -private entrances
• 3 minute walk to campus
Enjoy
The Finest In _Apartment living,
SI!'P and See Us Soon Ah
The VIllage Apartments
301 Michigan Ave .
341-2120
Open Daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Or By Appointment
" I'm seriously conCffllecl
lboUI ktepinJ a qUIIJly
prO(lfam in the local S<:hool
system ," he said. " We hive
to &et the m011 for our
dollar," added Johnson.
Johnson has been attendina
Board or Education mutings
for the past few months to aet
a~:qualnted ~~oith the body and
illfwx:tions.
board alona with a IOflllime
Interest In youth programs
includin& scoutlnJ and the
~~e~~f;"r!':to~
quallrkatlons for retlecUon
to=njoinedlherest of
the candidates in pointing lo
the cu rr e nt economic
situation and its pouibie
~~~~~~~n the sc ho ol •
"Alotof taxpayer'sdollars
are lied-up in the school
system," said Dennis Frlt·
" I thi nk we have to
schle. " We need people on mainlalnabalancebetwtftl
thatbo.ard~~oithahistoryof at hl etic and academic
fi nal r~spon s lbllity 1nd pro1rams with in th e
~ xperience in money system ," he sald . "Athletics
manqftnent ."
will have to stand and take its
fo"ri tlt' hl e, a five · yea r cutsalonawiththerest ofthe
resident of Stevens Point, programs . In the put it Us
uidlhathisexperienceua been easy to ovenpend 011
credit mano.gu has atven athletla."heukl.
him insiah tsln the arta of
The Bo.rd of Education
money management that he t'OI\Iista ol nine members.
fe-els will be valuable lo the Each Jen"es a thue·~ar
school board.
ter m. Three board members
William LundJren said that areupforelec:tion~ach year.
his current experience on the Thejobpa)'lli900peryear.
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, 1ty Ja)'JitL ihabac1ter
that this city COUDCU ahould problems that they thi.l\k I
" I
~e:!':f ~~~ t~e is ms::ft ~:.hear from tbtm, uid
h ave
a
b asic
diasaUsfaction wi th the way
really reflect the people's tould tolve for them , I would
~live government
~~t.;nth!oid!.a~ac'ti: an~lheclo&est
to the people,''
that compelled me to rm for u!~ Sowb.
.
alder man ," sai d Marti
Sowb, candidate for 8th
Wud alderman,
feedback !rom the voters In
Sowlta !sa tm graduate the ward as to what they fed
from UWEIIUCiin!,wilha about lhinp and that they
major in jDurnalism . She il quit wt.U. in what they think
" I really need the atudeat
voteandtheirvotewouldaive
them a chance to get tom~
IJ\a:~~~it;!t'~~~ students
~~·=~~:~=~
to know that I was a
an employM for Sentry ln·
lsln
thebest
student re«ntly and altboulb
I am not a student now I fed
I am cloee enough to- that
interestofi could~thdr lrl­
sura~iDthe\l'lderwritft''s
people. I don'1 think that lft"est.s " said Sawita
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1ett1na this feedback has
been done and I have been
Alfrtd l.,e.,andoW$1tJ, ln" AIIhq h m y joumalism avotdin& t;~lting a stand on cumbent a lderman for 8th
major is not necusarily a any issues until I ~ally find Ward wu presently out of
qu.alif~C:ation for rlllll\ing for
~fromthepeoplewha tthey t own a nd was not In offkt:, I have had a lot ol fed ," Aid Sowlta .
ternewtd.
''lam really familiar with
" I feel I h;~ve plenty of
~~~or~~ u~b~ • the problem~ that students common sense to ltnow how to
" It seems like government fa ce In their housinJ. I would vote and to 1toow what to
on all le~.~ls hun'l been too ~a ll y be responsive to their brina: ~ in the city council."
a«ountable to the people It 's needs and open because it is said Frank Knapp, alderman
supposed to reprtsefl t . We somcthin& that I have ~aUy candidate .
Knapp 's iuues inc lude
eied them and they ignore been dose to mysdf," said
Sowlta .
equal.lulioa ol .-menta,
tlle factthatweelec:rt~
Baldwin and Schmeeclde oppoliUon to the downtown
and they donl cue ,what we
think but they vote the way Halls an in the 11th Ward by-pas~ ol hi&hway 10. and
they fetllike votin&. I think and if they would have any oppoeltion to the M1chJ&an
dtpartment.
Mayoral candidates
state tmportant issues
by Allr:a Sc:h~tte
James Ftilel s on and
Robft1. Krubuck will be the
two mayoral candidates on
the ballot In the April I
ei«Uon .
" As mayor, my most im·
porlllnt priority would be
tddinc the tu line and
squenina out m«e ef(M:iency
from each and eve r y
municipal function ," said
Fei&tlson .
Krubsack sai d a to p
priority of his would be to;
"draft a city ordinance on
inttrt~t conOict with unc-
mayor should negotiate city
em ploy ee con tra c t s a nd
pl'fttftt lhem to the full
eowtcil for action .
Fei1ellon lists tift.een years
a s a businessman a nd
community voluntttf' leadrr
a a his 'qua lifications for
mayor.
Krubsack has two years
experience on the Slew:ns
Potnt CommonCouncUand is
CI.II'Tently a me mber of the
Stevens Point Aru School
Board. He hlls a l10 been
active In sever al area
Of'lanlutlons.
VI'OUid lnvestipte expanded
bus service and try to lep.llze
parklna on the east lide ol
Resene Street between
Fourth Aveaue and Maria
Drive.
'"11le ultimate aolutlon ls
additional parltinfl on campus. Th1a expendiu- sbould
be bome by lhe state," uid
Fel&elson.
Tolnaeuecommwdcatioa
with constituentl fCnlback
uidhe ''wouldwriteawedtly
article for the S&ne• Pelat
Dally J_.aal" summaridng
the week'• acti vity In the
m•y«'l orne-e.
Feiaelson said he felt be held throu1hout t he
Wilh a full lime m1yor, the l.l'livenity In put could be community to Increase
~:~i~ee~~-ov:fd ~btjah~~t ~-~ I ~~~Y~ ~~~:rc::=~ J:
Kr: . : '!dd he feels the
n~ .
entire community."
Bolli candidate1 11reed
lhllt if atudellll have CCIGI·
pialnil coneel"'liac laodlordtenant relationships and
housinl inspections, a call to
pr~:::~~~ =did~ :OW~"~';
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* ANNOUNCING *
JOB OPENINGS AT THE CAMPUS INFORMATKJN CENTER AND
THE ALlEN • D£BOT, AND UNMRSITY CENTER
MATERIAL CENTERS FOR FALl 1975.
APPtiCATIONS ARE AVAilABlE AT THE STUDENT MANAGERS
OfFICES AT AllEN AND D£BOT.
PlEASE Fill OUT AND RETURN BY WEDNESDAY. APRil 2,
" I ~m oppo:1· to the
Michi&aa Avenue DOrth extension, but lamnot a.plnlt
anothes- !"CUe. I am In fav«
of 1tudylna the lndiana
Avt~~ue and the Minneaa
Aveaue roules."
I~
. . . due bukally to the lrlcre.Ued budget due to lnfll,lion and not beca\lle of •
C'OIWpiracy conceived lrl the
asseuor's olftce, wh:icb my
opponent supports," said
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" lnordtrlolteep sptftdi.na
In line durin1 a period of
Inflation a nd eco nomic
hardship without increulng
lhetaxes, theonlyUDnatodo
is to 10 to the bw.ineu
" I have been JOin& to comml.l'litylnordtrtoobtain
COW!dl meetings now f« two additional t.u ~ue . In
t:d'~'tt:~edwi~t~ ~~do:c:.,;·~:
~on of one, have bem
voti,_ accordin& to their
constituents' desires aad this
is the main reuon I wantlo
be ek-cted to c-oundl," said
Knapp.
"I have studied political
scienc-e and hislor)' at UWSP
and I have always been Ia·
terested In politics," uid
Mike Haberman, oppoliDc
candidate fo r 111 Wa rd
alderman.
make s w-e that the bulinesJ
comml.l'l.ity and industry ls
healthy IIKI payin& tues. 1
fedtha.tlhislsthebest,..yto
come ou1 with an economic:
p;llky that the individual
taxpayer can Uve with," aald
HabennM.
" I feel that
aomethinJ
has
to be done .., aet man! voter
tumoul from the studmll.
1be YOter l~n~ot~t wu ftr1
f« ltuck:nQand I think
that special r~ is tra tlo n
ckiva woWd bdp or perhaps•
p;lOI'
" I have been adi..-e in
politics for a bout 1CH2 years
1
to .:::
Oat has ~~JU~Ted me on to run
for a lderman , " 1al d
Habtml.an.
~= !!rdt~r ~~~;~a'= c!!':r!;~~~=~ ""~~~~~ ~f;!l~
student-may« committee."
8oth caalldates said the
l.l'liversity is an important
part of the city but that it has
exes-ted litUe political in-
~~~totryto
=~t .!:t ~y
cow\cil committee rev~.
Kr ubuck .
' 'The mayor should work
cloeely with each department
or the city and praent e.cb
depa r tment 's
bud&et
proponls to the full council,"
Aveaueex.teasion..-U..
" I am very much a.piDJt
the do*ntown by-pau of
hi&Jiway 10, and I am cctna to
Habn-man has been an
offiCi! manager at Hershtler'a
and Aid " I feel that bulineu
u perience Ih a t I have
KqUirtd
the type of ex-
is
~m:a~a:: ~~nft
will be euia- f« studtntl to
vote," said Habennan.
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" The Mlchl&•n Annue
extension has a lready been
paged and the Cl81ding has
bem appr'O'V"ed. We are aoina
tohavetoll.-ewitbitbee.ause
~~~~ ::.is~~;~~~
in handy in city aovem- think the moM rulistk:: ap-
m~t~~~~=~ ls :=a~et::'dw~ytowl~!:
lues. 1be Increase in taxes little cUsruptlon to the land 11
this ye&r for property ownera poaib&e," uid Haberman.
March 18, 1975
THE POINTER
Pooe 4
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Poll .favors stereo. station
$20 ,000 red~lioa
A representative from the
statim , Eollnecr Rid:
Westenber&er . uld that
mooey bad to be aUoeated
this m011lh fOf other fUDds
fTtlm the GeieUI'ft10VItiOD to
be available to pay for the
rest.
Tbe ndlo llallon al10
p-esented a IW"Yey wbkb
in tbe
tentative aUocations bdn&
made.
'tbere hun't been an in·
create in two yean while
lnflation has been 25 pet'telll,
~aid BadzinskL
Twa eua p• ••••~
A recommendation on
dividin&; the
into two
n~dio
PwU'"'
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lilta~ the fM-10 more if it
were stereo.
Morepeoplec.ametomeoa
thga.uuethanuyothuw;ue
llua year, wd Senator AJ
. Schuttte. ' 'They want to hear
stereo."
~mW
:n .
the nellt meetina, Mardi
Tbe Publlcatlona Boar d
c:Gnlickftd the propou.l for
two campus newspapers
made by PU&er Advilor
wtmam Witt and paU«1 it on
to Sludmt Governmeat fw
A majority may •ant tbdr C'Ciftlhleratioo.
lltr't'O but they don't \Ill•
dentand the bwf&et J!tuation,
uid another repreHDt&Uve.
" The people here know
better ."
Other representatives said
lheydcxa't thinktheycould
justHy tbe larte Nlay at
llllCe iD ligbt ol bud&et con-
The pr oposal made by
Senator ftlckQatlwuthatlf
a r ecogni:ud student
orga n iulion s ubmits a
bud1et for another
newspaper, It will be con- Bu.lldln&
sidered by th e Student Friday
Proaram Bud&el Ana lys is Saturday - ~nday
QMnmlttee.
Monday · 'lbursday
In other .ction , a motion Friday
was passed to live Saturday - SUnday
orsanluUons the power to Monday + +
limit theabuseoflludent lD's 1\Jesday
in the purchase of ticketJ for
The Health Center" was
allocated I 110t.o5tnd one
pereon to New York for a
conves~tlora . Other fWKIJ wet"e
avallablet.opayfMtherestof
the trip.
of:he
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OF ORANGE COUNTY
CALIFOII.H/A ' S LARGES T LAW SC HO OL
\ ~C:.:~n~~"sr.:' ~~
OFFBS A OfOICE OF ~
PIOGaAMS Of LAWSTUDY:
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111 1 North St•M ~.... Itvd.
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&Dd ~ricultural npansion
absoc-bidtheirhabitat. Some
of that habitat is now
returning and so several
penunental agflldes a~
C'OI:Iperatingillallve trappin&
operaUon ill Can1da t.obring
-.bout 100 of the sltnder·
bodied martens " back
home."
Marlin Perkins, ~time
~~ .~~Udn~~~!~
~~teswi:O.to;v~~~
since Fdl. U . The fllmine Is
nearly complete and
br oadcas t is te n tative ly
tcheduled for September.
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Gridiron
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Monday • Thursday
March 2:4-17
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March 18
Saturday • Sunday
March ZHO
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fteaular Hours
M ark D avl1, graduate
fall o n the television
program, " WUd Kingdom ".
DavisofFortAtldnson,has
been f o ll owed by a
uld Bwlget Direetor B!lb the northern ties'
atate, cameraman for the prop-am
Badzinsti. lbatcou&dmeana willbe ·ooeoltbestannext thelastfewdaysuhe
worke d on a project to
reintroduce pioe martens,
small mammals rtlate<l t.o
the weasel. In the Nicolet
National Forest.
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WESTEIN STATE UNIVEISrrY
Pi ne ma r tens were last
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.+ Last food Strvice meaJ
w11i be lunch . Students
desiri ng to eat dinner may do
so by presenting their student
10 canb at the Unlvenl ty
Ct'nter Paul Bunyan Room.
+ Breakfut will be the
onl y meal served at Allen
Center. Student• dellrin1 to
tal lunch must go to DeBot
7 a.m . • -t p.Jri .
a""" .
4 p.m .• u Mldnl&ht
Reaular HOW'S
Oen~ . Students desiring to
eat d.IMer may do 10 by
presenUna their student 1D
cards at the Univers ity
Ceo~ Paul Bunyan Room •
++ 'Ihe Unlva-si.ty Center
Cridirut wW be opm from 9
a .m . • 11 Midnight. Snack
Ban at Allen and DeBot v.i ll
be ~n from 5 p.m . · 12
Mldntghl.
.
March 18, 1975
CNR sponsors summer camp
by Kim Erway
resources.
Meals are provided by the
UW Stout food service.
AltholVh there have been
some problems with food in
the past (ever try a hard-fried
egg!l, Nauman said he
anticipates a marked improvement lh15 summer.
"&unmer camp is one of
themostbeneficlalaspectsof
the CNR COlUege of Natural
ftesoorusl program," said
Lyle Nauman , UWSP wildlife
instructorancldirectorofthe
summer camp pf'Oiram.
SWnmft' camp, which is a
requirement for all CNR
majors , is held at the Cam
Lake Field Station, a formft'
CvUian Olnservation Corps
camp located on Chippewa
Lake in the heart of the
Chequamegon National
Forest ln Dorthem Wisconsin.
The major objective of the
program, as staled iQ the
litt!'ature passed out at the
spring orienlatioo session, is
Menu plans wil l b e
reviewed and approved in
aclva.-x:e by a student advisory commiuee, he added.
The academic program at
Cam Lake is similar in
design to a concentrated
studies pf'Oiram . StOOents
spend about nine hours a day
for eight days (excluding
-ktocb) in the field and
classroom for e~ of the
in eac b of the natu ral
reso~rce disciplines and help
the students ln lt'lectil'll their
professioclal major.
Two six-week sessions are
offered every summer fOl'
students who have completed
their sophomore year and"«
three
studied.
Each course is worth . two
credits and depending ~
the instuctor, may ~re
several in-depth research
pe.pers, as well as a rmaJ
exam .
Soils 360deals with soil and
watt!' conservation practices,
~t~~ ~~~k'~ J! n~d
courses
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.m;go/OUTDOORS
techniques and fo'orestry 320
teaches aspects of forest
mapping and management.
In addition to the work
required for each of the
courses, the studen~ are
expected to rKOgnite by
sight and identify by cunmon
and scientific names over 180
species of trees, shr ubs,
grasses and h e rbaci ous
plants.
Attheendofthesixweeks,
an hour long plant test is
given.
by KathHille Kowabld
Students have been laking
theplanttestyearalter)'t'M
Prairie Ol.lcken Observer
and it has become a well· Reservations can be made at
established tradition at Cam abriefpreviewmeeting,ll:30
pm, March :<!1, room Ill
Nauman sald he anticipates Qlllege of Nat~raJ Resources.
some chat~~es in the plant•list Anyone interested in obrequirement In sessions to serving Prairie Chickens
come. The list will not be should attend.
Those who mate reser·
dropped, but it may be
vations will be asked to apshortened, be sald .
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CNR to observe
prairie chickens
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pear for a brlefmg session a
few days prior to their obser vat ion d a te . At the
briefing session they wW be
given more details u to what
to look fOl', Andenon said.
The actual observing and
censuslngo!lhechlckeru~ will
start April 10 and continue
..-!til April SO, said Raymond
Anderson, wiJdli!e lnstr~tor.
~o!:"tor~c:!s~~::ur':i ~!l~i~ mC:~~sg~~e~~
340
CNR calendar
:.;!:,·~~~:;:·=!~~~~m~~:rur~
discuuion is required attendaoce by all of Heaton'a f1sh
Manqemml claste~, room 112 Q)l.l~e of Netural
Reso~r«~ (CNRJ.
March tt: 1:30 p.m., Prairie Ol.icken Observation
Meeting, room 112, CNR. Everyone invited.
Marcil Zt : t0a.m .-2 p.m ., Carees- opportunities ln natural
rnourca. Speakers and workshops for hig.h school counselors will be featured , room 112, CNR,
AprU 3:7p.m ., Xi Sigma Pi pres.ents a' faculty roundtable
discuuioo : " Diergy Policies and the Dlvironment." The
public is invited, room 112, CNR.
April f: CNR presents RendetVOUS '75 , the annual
awards banquet. Free beer aod a cash liquor bar will be
held at 5:30p.m. in the Wisconsin Room, University Cen~ -The banquet, will beheld at 8:30p.m . with speaker and
award presentations in the Pr-osrarn Banquet Room , UC.
11cketsand further lnformiltion are available in rooms 107,
I:M and :rZtA. CNR building.
AprU 1: 1 p.m ., The Society of American Forestft'a fSAF)
presents Stan Banash,theareaentomologist for the DNRat
Antigo, in the Wrightf.Dunle, UC. thepublicisinvlled.
AprU Zl: 1 p.m., SAF presents Herbert F1eischer, ~lrectoror
of Forest Products Lab in Madison. In the Program
Banquet Room, UC. The public II: invited.
April II: 7p.m .,CNR 1974-75ColloquiumSeries, preseots
Stem Boc-n, WISCOilSin Department of Adm.inist:ratloo,
speakin&o
AprU II: 7 p.m., CNR 19'74-75 Q)l.loqulum Series, presents
Stem Boc-n, W'lSCOnSin Department of Administ:ratkxl,
A forest ranger on snowmobile smoke
patrol seems unlikely, but William
Peterson of Whiting has had to keep
an eye on an underground peat fire this
winter that has been burning on the State
owned Dewey Marsh 'lilldlife area In
Portage County since October.
LORD OF THE FLIES
spe~~:a:~~~f:~:Cf! ~~mers-tons:
•u 1. 4 p.m., deadline for registration fee reflmd If a
stOdent decides not to attend the CNR summer- session.
APriJt-t:studmts assignedtothefint session of the CNR
Cam Lake Summer Seuiona must pick up their fee cards.
Deadline for full paymer~t of fees to attend the first
session of the CNR Cam Late Swnmer Session. A power of
attorney eard must be signed for those expecting to receive
financial a id.
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who have not previously applied for office
or storage space In the University Ce nter
and ·would like to do so .
Contact Shirley in the
Sutdent Activities Office
Ext. 4343
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March 18, 1975
W isconsin
or
Florida
The soft sands of Nakomls Beach on
the Gulf of Mexico provide a retreat for
this man to feed t he gulls. Photo by, Rick
sun
Cigel.
This negative print shows a straw sun
umbrella en the Atlantic Ocean
coastline.
Photo
by
(~
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Rick
Clgel.
Morch 18, 1975
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~ECIAL FEATURE
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The nation 's oldest fort can be seen in
St. Augustine, Fla . Photo by Rick Cigel.
V.'hat aoout food1
··we made out . We ate fbteu
Twinkiet at tht ps station beca~~~e could charae thole 0111 1M credit card.
We cleantd out the HoReu Twinkjes
lhelf and 11e ther-e. It wu nlher !WI."
ln addition to lhe Twinkles, "we
survived on Mc Donald'• food .''
One suuestlol:l Swi&l~ hu for
futl.ft tnvder• is ..don 't take ~b
downtber'e. Youun'tc:uhthematall. So
we had a problem with money : we were
llarvingto dtllh ."
. ~ ::tt:~=~·,::~,:;':
lUtes," Swigum 1ald. " Kentucky wu
reaUy IJUI."
. ''People down ther-e are rully fritndly
ilyouaettoltnowthtrn lndividuaUy, " uid
-~
Despite. all his hardahlp1, Swiggum 11
aolna to ao to Florid. apin.
This time he said be will 1ptnc1 more
time dowu there and will take abovl$130
with hfm . He i• taldnJ lhat mucll money
becaa.e lut time he had "almou
ltarved ."
He laid he couldn 't rtmember If the
&roup f'Yer cot • ll'illed cheae und·
wkh .
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March 18, ' 1975
Intramural playoHs
m:ORTS
Rejectors vs. BSC
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u
JUST Rf(EIVED! !
TANGO
TEQUILA SUNRISE
by RobSctullod.
In a rm\llc:h of lut year's
c:hampionthlp same, the
RejKtorswlllattempttotake
back the i ntram~wn
that Blac:k Student Coalition
tBSCJ v.'On lut year .
In the pla yo rrs the
Rejectors have appeared
~.mstoppable . UlinB balan«d
scoring they luive walked
ova- three opponents by an
averaa:e sc:o re of 14· 41.
bealln& the F\ashles li&-0, 1
South Sims IS-40 and 2 North
Or:luiiM-43.
·
The key people who make
~e~~~~r~t;'~tt~d
READY'
.SOulh Point Beer Miquor Slore
2800 ChiKch St.
~Dally
I
I va. 51 South
Unlllt P.M.
TRY ONE OF
who
~
II and 12 potnts
,
rn~'!:~Y i
South, led by
Rlc:k llulelqul&t'a 11 points
beat2SoulhSims66-51.
Bal~:.u.Na:a.wh~ ~
13toleadtha NadJ' balanced
attack.
S«ond round : Dfllell's
reboW~dinawutoomuch for
PSE and Delzell won 51-47.
Bulb tallied Z2 for Delrdl .
The Nads, t r ailln1 at
halftime, came bac:k to stop
Knutzen »-41. Wendt and
Gary Starzlnski led the Nads.
Mlke Lynott. Alon& with Mlke
Fera~.~~oon and Scott Howard
they have thrashed~ponenta
all yearlonc .
r~
TQ SERVE!
$2 8 ~ 1fth
~:k·~or~:r~f~~~
Other playoff mulls :
Fint rOWld : Mlke Neville
(Ontrolled the boa rcb and led
I South Sims past 2 North
Hansen 53-41 . NeviJie acortd
II for Sims and Jim Hmdl
ltd Hanten with II.
.DduU 2 North cleared the
Englis.h fo& ~u Bush and
D. H~dl tallied 17 poUlts
each. Leadinc the FOB Yo'U
Jim Goesh with 14.
J'td Slama ~silon <PSE I
was able to llow 4£ Pray's
r unnln1 &ame and was
rewarded with a :15-4Svkl0ry.
Leadina PSE was Tim
Mu r ray with 10 poin t f .
~mBfons~ :!~cocm:
aad slow the tempo of the
game. U \bey &et into a
runnln& aame with the
Rejectors the &arne could
deYelop Into a rout .
To &et to the championship
game BSC beat 2 North &nllh
44-43, Nacls IO-Mand3 North
&.-rQUChl !6-52. D. Harvdl,
Chuck Johnson and Eanlis
Carr luive paced 8SC thus far
1n the pla)'Offa. Harvelllw·
been the leadinl scorer
hittlnafor57potntalnthe
lhrft &ames.
BI-LL'S
Delicious
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-... ~~onta and
low ldlool AoofOIII!,
Hawa yov ever a ppllld
tortha 1t75clasMS bul
without succ"t 10 far?
P" haps wa can help
you get an acceptance.
~~~~· St. Loula,
::'0.
Tennis tecim hop•s
to cut down faults
Althou&h the weat herman
does not seem to be
c:ooperatlna, Polnta- teMlll
Coach Jerry Gotham, It
makinc plans to reveal the
1175 edition of the UWSP
tennis learn on schedule.
The first matc:h Is slated for
April t, at bome, a.,U.t UW
Greeo Bay.
The Polnter1 will be trying
~':'r~-sCX:~heir~~~!
and lhetr fourt h plac:e finish
in the c:onfa-erce meet. The
. Pointen lied for fint ~a« in
lheDiatrk:tt4meetw!thUW
F.auOaire.
Coac:h Gotbam reported
that there are IS c:andidates
Dave F1etc:her, who teamed
with Pham to win the (Of!·
ferenc:e doub laa championship and tbe Dlslrlct 14
doubla c:hamplonship. The
otherretumi~Jett.ermanare
=kBi'ti'':r~Ca=. MI:NeeJ
Gotbam feels that the
Pointen t'OUid have a rul
&ood yea r . "Prior to Jut
season Vtnh did DOt have aay
colleae tour n ament e• ·
:-~~:en.[:Z th~~1
•
give him added (Oflftdence
for the upcoming season,"
said Gotham.
Gotham also said he fe11
that there are tome fine
freshman prospects that
could enhance the Pointers'
c:harces o1 havlnc a sll(·
~~or::.~&~0:: ~ful c=~~-e«~fa-ence
letterman lndude Ylnh sched~. the Polnta-t wi.U
Ph am, the ·National play matc:hes aaalnst
A.ssodaUonof.lnm"c:ollegiale Mich l &an Tec: h , Loru
Athletics Olstrld 14 tingles College, Dubuque University.
cluimpion and the Pointers' ' of Iowa and St. Norberta of
number two singles man, Green Bay.
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Aces in the crowd
by Raa dy Wle•d atMI nm dnna1i Reds u • alcber. philanthropic aature oo hll
Slllliru
1bat wu a year alter tbe7 · part.
liped a IUJ n.med Johnny
Atlh"nst.or tu:mtrw this BeDch." Welt rec.a1kd.
colum-n Into somet h ing
mpectsble, we've decided to
r ea ture a aenulne
proCeuiooal alhlete, Olarlle
West. a defensi•e back with
the Detroit Uons.
West was In Stevens Point
last week for a beoent
basketball 11me and bls
reaction lobein& adected an
"Ace" was an exuberant
"Dyn-o-mite".
Rather lhan alit him borio&
questions concernlna his
attlletk: accompUshments, we
~~~It :u'tr~!tr:J•'!a~
nouble lowi!Jbla dtring hls
career.
''Oh, I've had Pktlty of
lha~e ," West lauahed wbUe
lippin&oa a 7·Up mixed with
oranae juice durin& the postgame bub at Nowak'• _Bar.
''One ol my better lowll&hts
,.,.. when I was tbe n..nber
ooe draft t':hoke of the Qo .
r
"I gave the Reds back all
the boaul mooey !hey pald
me," Welt moaned. "Now
lhat's re.allowlipt!"
ADotberoneof West'snot·
so-put moments ill sports
came wtille ill coUt&e at
(1JTEP) tl Puo, Teus.
Wat hlld the misfortune or
playin& aaalnst Brlabam
when BYU'a quar-
for paulo& witb O¥er SOO
yards tt..cb the aiT.
CIDepegwbotbecaptaln
or t be UTEP defensi..e
acoodary wu!
Wut mo• ed into p r o
~ua~n~!~t::
Mirmelot.a Vikings ill Super
West , •ho also played Bowt IV. It llbou&d be poiDled
cenl«f'!dd, sooa cixowred out th at Cbarli e "as 1
member of the Vi)dQp at the
thatheC!CIWm'thittheN-w time.
ball ud ldl. the diamoDd ror
"I fwobkd a tkblf, the
the &rldiroo. This
correspon d e d "ltb a Chids ~. wer~t 011 In
.
puihelat youudmebetwecn
pms, wiU qu:idly 10 up •
pmnyortwolo Price. thes:drt
hdpirc Jialmy buy b.i..madf.
new •ir -condltioned Rolla
Royce for hisaet'OOd car."
Wdl put, Mt. Dwyre!
HETZER'S BIKE SOOP
tt Super Spring Special *
4 ft . Hardened Chain
With Key Padlock
~ . $7. t5
NOW $3 .95
WHILE THEY LASTI !
:tl54 Churd! St.
0," West stated •he made
hiswaytotheblt r foranother
Un-<:011 and orange juice.
None of lhese minor adver-sities seemed lo shake
him as he went unbeaten on
Nowak 's Coosball t able
against top · rli&M com ·
=
f:~on~':
:
~
Youna
orange juice was exhausted.
':c~kS=-c~r::C,!~ West was "alk.ing out the
Connors raises minimum wages
t
for the aame's first touch·
do¥f!lllldwe~dowtltf.
door when he called back,
::::e~or~~~~
ADd then he added wi lh a tone
olmock wam~."AIIdlfyou
do n 't, I'm &o nna come
lookin& for you."
Poge 9
Get your
career off to a
flying start.
"~'
Qut!ilylorAirForceOfhur
T'finiq. ll'llq~tn thtoJ'oor
topilotor~viiiiOI'Inoon­
inc.
Arldit'll ltfdlo•nutcu ·
tur..r..Uihm•ioropDOrtun lt itl , rtiDOnllboh·
toes tnd rew~rds.
ltttht dtlf olsco nv inu
you. can s Sgt. Sta
Kent at 608·272-61
COLLECT.
March 18, · 1975
THE POINTER
Poqe 10
WDRIJS
1'o run lhf.ough IPrin&t.ime tbowen
Wllh rain drop. glistmna on our skins,
To watch the sky tum ,_,.
As tht bri&ht new day ~.
To roll in r.ekb: cl.clcwer
Alldi!C'Yerblvetosaeeze,
TO wade in pools of silver
And stroll beneath the trees.
To run so far ahead of you
lbat my arms and ~ colla~.
1'hen fa.U back into~
And fed no time dar-e.
AndwhiJe)'(IUiiebesideme
..._
To kiss your shining hair ,
To touc'b your s lim YOUIII body
RcsUng so warmly there.
To climb down rod:,y bi.lbidel
With Uny hiddenca¥'1S,
By gllstenina frothy oceans
And stroll bellde the waves.
To
·'
call rny name
to catch your hand,
to the worid
snuuJe in u;anc~ .
~ar )'1IU
And tum
To s hout I love you
And
To s mi le when you leave me ·
Wllll no sadness but irwtod,
My happinea and thanks
~·or everythirc we saki.
To make this aU reality
TO make it all CCinle lnle,
Alii have is time and Jove
And alii ncoed is )'11U.
Maryl.ft
The sun's dem ise of th'e snow, r eflects
it s product. Photo by Roger W. Ba rr
MARCH 1975
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Poge II
Participators 'pay' to play
To l be edit«,
Tbanll you, Don Sc.ruwder,
forpoinUnaout that there are
other activities loin& on at
~~~~de&athl etlea
With the &eoeral cutba~k
that is t&kinB place on all UW
~ampUleS, it is ab5urd t.o
~ontlnue to support a
pros:ram thatis,uyou.uy,
an obvious fai1ure . Besides
tbat,allathldkactivir.lesare
utn-clrric:ular.
There are no students
mljorlnJ In footb1 1l o r
hockey, It seenulneredlble t.o
me, then, that $7,000is thrown
"down lhe drain" at the
lceodrome for • select croup
ol i~U:~ :,.,P~~e~k~
smaller expenses or s up·
portins the tootb1ll,
basketball , hockey , 5wim·
mlns.BYmnutiCI, track and
~nstling tums.
Be<:auseofthec:utbackln
summer s.c:hool fmdinJ, a
co~nelhadj!laMedtotake
wiUnotbeoffered. Therefore,
lwillhlvetnspend~~n extr1
Rmeslft" before 1 gradut.e.
It would lof'em IIR money
spen t on those few who
happe~ to be •thleti~ally
inc:.lined, could be mu~ h
better s pent supporlin&
academic: p-ograms, which
are s~y the p-lmary
~EIE!TH
' 1#£
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purpose of this IDJtitution.
I happen to enjoy sporU,
boUI participating and beina
aspe<:tator ,regardleaof who
wins Of" I05es. But u It tums
out, we students ue often the
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as
Many other procrams such
campus TV, radio , musi~
and dnma a~tivities, regl.iar
=-c:~~c:~~·~~e~~~
should be pl.t into a reallsti~
p-iorityorderforfunclin&.
A slUestion : perflaps the
l.t.amsportlshouldbeof!ered
WHY PUT UP WITH A
DULL SPRING BREAK
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THE POINTER
Morc.h 18; 1975
~PINION
.Egg decorating
workshop here
Ope a teller,
Pisanlr.i , the beautifully
u
~ns
Potnt YMCA.
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always bem a vital part of
Fntn- in Poland.
It is a custom whk:h has
quickly died In America,
becaiiH: of our rushed pace of
life.
It takes time to des!&n an
rg so that it will come alive
\\i th color but the results e~,n
be bey1lftd dnerfption.
One really doesri ' t need
f!\OCh practice' to become
proficientatmakinJPiaankl .
All . onen~ a reafewun·
coated eggs and a few hours
al the Pis•nkl Workshop,
March 22. It will brheld from
POINTER
1-4 p.m . In room 5 of the
E_ditorial policy criticized
aflff which will be an open
workshop f« ~hose wanting to
pncllce l~se skills . All Ta theedltor,
materialuxcepttheeggswill
. be supplied and a donation
Rect'ntly I submitted a
wlllbecollectedtopayf«tlle le tte r regarding the athletic
materials.
budlet aUocatiorw for next
Parlr.lna In bolclr. of the year. II was not published.
YMCA Is fr ee and non·
members a re welcome.
Consequf,nuy, _l called the
The workshop is sponsored
by the Ethnic Studies
Steeri ng Committee of was too long f« publlcatlon.
Vet several WHka •go there
UWSP':-"- '
waspnentry ln your Opinion
Deull Koll111ld
seclion wttkh dld exceed the
llmlt of 250 w«dl by a subUlt 4Uiil Ave.
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It ·u only right and decen t
that the penon who puts
to ge:ther suc h a fine
publication be permit!~ to
glory In his own lntdledual
anarchy, or would It be better
to use the term lntelleclual
mu tutbaUon!
.
It ap p ears that the
dlrtuwsswherel n youdwellls
light enough to brtg~ten the
· It appean to me that your lives or only your own breed.
priorities are a blt muddled
Have a nice life.
or pertt.ps totally luld nJ .
As for your edltoria.lt, what Barb Smlllt
would we do without them! 1m Wasltl•&' •
Mypolntlsnottoventmy
negative feelings fo r not
publlstuna my letter, but
rather Ills topo~ea question.
Could not some ol the spaee
you use for comics, calen·
dars, plctura or North Point
Shopplftl Center and north
Fcwth Avenue be used for
letten !
Donaldson, Jenseri, Lorson &
Mo:~onnev