Student Government elections soon
by Ca roii\I . Marda
.J
Student
Government
elections will be Mid Monday, April %1, said Mad~
llrr"le. Student Goo.-ernment
~u~~ommlttee chair ·
El~tlonswillbehtldfrom
sam . unti l 5 p.m . in the
Quandt Gym lobby just
outside from where
rqlstration for first wmester
or next year. will take place .
About &S per~nt of the
smate seats are open, said
nerte ntue 11 suppoHd to
beonlySO~nt butdueto
r uignatto ns and curr ent
\'acancies there are more
opt'ninas this year.
The other positions open
are president and viupreu d ent, Herte U lid .
Assembly elec:Hons are in the
ra il , he added.
A wna tor's duties are to
representadistrictandma ke
night Student
GoverM'Ien t
m~ting,aslllldentcommlltee
The pmldtnt !las more
s tatewide duties suc h as
meetin&, • faculty com m itl.ee h.andlin&
mf'eting and spend at lusl
one hour a week in the
SIUident Government ornee,
llertesald.
The vkto11fesident auisb
the president in many ways.
ne is chairperson of the
ass.r:mbly and manages local
administra tion.
matters im·olved
with United Council . He
chain the senate and makes
appointmenl5 to commillees
andcommlttee htadswllhthe
approval of the unate, H~te
said.
' 'The petitions must be
tu rned in by 4 p.m., Aprll2t,"
ller te said .
-U!!VPPOI NTER
SERI ES VII, VOL. 18
UW-Stevens Point, Thursday, April 10, 1975
' Sr.IAU!ylil
~l'brtK•ru""'lr.l
In lhu iuue_
· Upc:omln.& Student Go•~~~ ~lectlon.J to be held
day. ~adllneforpetitkinJAptil2t .
·N"' mayor
·Ttll.t ""&&I
~aU
on major tonetnw.
approval.
known the interuts of the
consUtuents of that dlstrkt.
They m ust attend the SUnday
r~lltration
Text rental fee change
awaits approval
fto~ ralnlcturt awalta
·Athltticprlc:rltles~
Looking ahead-
•
NO. 39
by lb.rdetPfenc:lll
A
reco mm e nd e d
restruct uring or the text
~lal fee has been sent to
Central Ad minis tntlon (CAl
~mi~~~=~~eb~u~WSP
Currentl y , $12 of uch
ill.ldents'activityfeels appropriatedtotextrental. Part
lime studenl.s as Y,"t'll as full
ti me studenta presently pay
the same amount for text
renta l .
The new text r ental
restructurin&will prontethe
!:~~=· ~=ts~:!>
takes!xor nlnecreditshave
been subsididngthe17and 19
credit students.
" l fHitheconceptlsgood.
the more credits you carTy,
the more books you11 be
usina:." uJd Bob Bad:tinsld.
student budlet director of
Student Govern ment. " ll 's
almost like a user charge,"
Badzinsk! added .
The proposed restructuring
of the text rental fee was
coo r dinated through the
e ff ort s of Bud Ste in e r .
assistant directo r of t he
University Center WC I, Ron
Hatchet, director of the UC.
Joe 51. )farie . business
manag~ and the text rental
staff.
The Univeralty Centers
Policy Board CUC PB I.
composed of stllldents who
give Input to the policy
making decisions of the UC
...~re notified after the ap·
proval .
"l~eethe reasoningand
justification for It, but thn-e
was no s tude nt in put."
Badzinsltlsaid.
~ new text rental will be
a better distribution of fees
"'ith no raiseln feesuniess
su.Kients have a n abnormal
credit load, according to St.
Marie.
Thecur rentsurplusthetext
•
~::ed~::e~~~~
'Village Krakowlak ', a Polish dance.
has (fr om left) Karen Buchhol z and
Nan cy Wipper man a'> members of the
group. See story on IFO on pages 4 & S.
Photo by RK:k Clgel.
and is UKd to subsidir.e the
curtflltbol;ikstoreeach yea r .
The UCPB opposed using
the de fici t budget which
"'"OUldinciUideSI6.000eallng
into that surplus for the
p r oposed text r e n tal
restructur ing .
Student Government has
a«epted the propsal.
The text rental proposal is
currently awai t in' fina l
action by CA in Madison.
Pas:~e
April 10, 1975
THE POINTER
2
Legal drugs discussed
at symposium
u~-P-01--,----N-T E~-R
Spullers for th e 1ym ·
poaiuro on " Lqal Drug1 : Use
and Abuse" havebet'n named
atUWSP; thef'etheevflltwill
tab place Monday, April 14.
The objectives or the
l)'mpo&ium are to provide
inlormation about and to
examine the ethical lm ·
plicationsollqaldncUAge.
The sympoclum w!U btaln
v.itha9:45a .m. wele«neand
symposium introduction.'
"Legal and Political lasuH
In Drug Usage" lathe titie of
theflratpruentallon,
bcglnnlr~~ at tOa .m. Gaylord
PRIM~ltttK
·-,..,_·- ... .·-'
Cancer crusade.
provides info
--~=
The hands re<:~\·ed du1in11
the crusade 1re used in a
numbn'olwsys : l ) reaearch
l ACS supported th e
development ol the " Pap
The crusade is intended to Smear"J : 21 educ11ion l ACS
ra ise fl.a\Cis and to ed~Jeate supports clinics promotins
people to warning ligns and breut H:lf~xaminaUol\l for
prevention of cancer.
v."Omenl ; 31 lid to caneff
With respec:t to w.arnlng
The lecture will include the s igns the Cancer Society ~~~~~lan:u':::i::m~l~~ : : :
overall impl ications of v.'OUidlikepeopletobeaware administration.
current•ndpro}ecteddrug of the followin&: II change in
usage pAtterns i n thi s
There hu been 1 booth al
~lorbladderhabits , 2 ) a
country . luuu such as 10re th at does not heal , 31 the Unlvenity Center from
socielai«Jntrolor indivldual unu s ual bl e eding or April 7 to Aprll ' tt from H
rights andnorms ofvalueor discharge, 4) thickening or p .m .. with written i n·
self-determ ination will be hunp in brea~ or elsewhere, formation and short audio·
integrated with Information 51persistentlodi&estionor visual presmtaUon .
imparted durins ear li er di fficulty In swallowing, 61
In addition, tbe Resid\nce
• preRnlftions.
obvious dfinge In wart or Hall Council (RH CI 11 uking
Brining the sympotium to a mole or ?I naggingcouah.or
participant o( RII C
close will be a p1nel hoarseness. While lhese are each
Weeke~tstocontrlbutea
d.isc:llllionbylhespeallen st not definite Indications of nlckel.
These funds will be
I p.m .. chaired by Norman can c er , they s hould be
donated to the American
f'ost , M.D.
checked out with the doctor. Cance-r Society.
The Portage County unit of
the Amnican Cln«r Society
has initiated their crusade,
whk:h will run from April7to
...
TRANSCENDENTAL
MEDITATION
·Scientific Research Has
Found That T. M.:
1) Glvu the body a dftper level of ,.st thlln
deep aleep. (Sclentlflc Amer. Feb. 1973)
2) CaUMI the bt'sln to luncUon In a tnCK"e In·
~:l~t:dcu~::r~.;r:~:s~:~~Y ~~~~ion J
31
UAB PERFORMING ARTS
:~·;~r:ht:o~~'a.~~~~ Jr:~:3)•'P"
4) tmprows Job perlonnanca • lnc,.aMs
rnro:r:~tty (Academy of Mnagament Jour.
51
••
~'::~r:;1t· ~r::;;~,r:rormanc• ~nlv•r·
lmprov's P eraon~llly (Journal ol Counce!·
lng Psychology Nov. 1173)
7) oac,.ases anxiety (Journal ol Humanistic
Psychology In prua)
1
a !~n~~~~t~:.~~~~(c~~~tfo~~~ ~;~Y·
5}
1
IJ
::;:,ue~o~~~::n~~a Ro~:~~e:a,clw;:
12·1)
10) Significantly reduces the lima ta~n lor
ln.omnlacs to tall asleep (Sclantlflc R•
Man:h on TM; Collected ~ra Vol. 1)
LAST COURSE
THIS SEMESTER!
Tues. Apttl15 8 P.M. Nlcolet·Morquette Rm.
Wed., Aprl116 8 P.M. Garland Rm.
Unimslty Cenler·UWSP Info 341-5473
M
IN THE
COFFE'EHOUSE
FREE .•. FREE .•. FREE
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ER
~----- Poge3
New mayor expresses his views
byHH:lA,naCtlua
One of the many issua
tll"preued by Jim fl~eson.
e =::. ~:~~
Althouah the Common
~I ~~~:-:~a11 f::~
fltgl~ said UuH he hopes
unsuc«ssful . Without con·
stitualts, theft 1.1 no dir~t
control on a managn--type
person."
He a dded that the volun·
tters and people of Stevens
new mayor ~~::'e::::~:
Generally, said Fiqleson, yearona.
Pointarea lotrnoreeff~tlve
f'itglcson said he feeiJ that tha!ltht credll ,&lventot hem.
U.S. and Stevens Point Is im· the ma)'«al po1ltion should
possib le in the presen t su,y full-time and dl.sacrte
Com ment ln1 on the
economic situation besides ..,ith the idea of hiritli a city potentia l of students in
thefac:tthatthtrearepn~jecll admlnlstntor.
1ovemment, Fiqleson said
:ne:::,:J~ted that must be
lie 11id, ' "The penon who that il will depend on the
1
student body aettinc its vote
On propHty tu , F'iqleson . Tr::t ~~ "!!(th~ ~: out,uinlhe ca5eolelectiog
said that a study is beina pa)'HS a nd not appointed by a s tudent alderman. It 1.1
made to c:tloose one of the two the Common Counc:U which is always possible that the
plans 11\at wi ll l'll'l p to get us t'lec ttd by the people. The studmt body could do it
out olthe unequal assessmrnt city executiVe appi'Oilc:h Ia a
tha twuputontheresidtnts pseudoof'eturn to the clly
for IM las t year .
manaaer form or govern·
Fltglnon added that he ment , which was proved
was in error In one of his
campaian pr omiaes to
b]' Ja,.neL. IIubac her
reassess propft1y tu:es by
r««~vtnlna the Board of
'1'btre will definitely be a
Appe~ . lie tyd found out
summn- session offered for
later that the body had
this yeu ," ui d W1yne
al r eady bun diuolved .
Difford, director of swn mnlto-.·e1.-er, there will be a
f'oik mU!Idan Betsy Kalke 5t:IMIOol.
more open and acth-e Board
1
olAppeallinthenextyear to
11ve the citizens prope r
session will be on Frida y and
co nsl dention ove r_.;:-t he April 10. n and 12.
Kaste. l bluessinltn- , 1.1 the Saturday,Aprl125and 21. Ttle
~r~equa.l uaessmen t thn' 1\a\"e
seco nd sl n a l e female times of r egistration a re
1\ad.
I
votalist
tha
t
has
appeared
in
listed in the ti me table and
An important issue to the
campusnndalso tof'ieglcson th e Coffee house th is yea r a lso th e pr ocedu r e for
Is the Mkhigan A\·enue ex· and th e on ly one t h is regl.stering by ma il .
semester.
" Approxi,!flately one ltss
tension. He said ttyt the
Kaste has played in Col· co une has been cut in
decision on thl! status of the
project !\ad come from the fed!~ all ovn- the Mid· co mp a ri son to tl\e las t
univers i ty i tse lf and IIII"Ht and has pl1ytd wi th s umm e r seulon ,' '' sial d
pre«edinp by the Common artists such as Slf!'Ve Good- Difford. "A new C1)U.f$f! in
man . J im Post . Vuaar motorcycle safety has been
~lenci~altl.:t' h:rt~d Cements and Steve Younjl. added and an lntertlt of
Admission is free .
approximately 25 &Zudents
umpaianed against it on
K'Oiocical considerations and
on the balls of irs hi&h cost
and safely factor. being in
close proximity wi th the
entroncetoP. J . Jacobll High
School. f'ie"~leaon added
furtheTtl\atlin lecanbedooe
to change ' the situation .
him goirc in the wrong
dir«tion
" Besides, a person should
han• the intestinal fortitude
to ata.nd up and be accounted
dur in& th is ti me:· said
the great
Fiegleson.
f'iegluon sa id he ad·
voc::atn a t1111'0 )'elir mayoral
term instead of the l)l'esent
the lowering of taxes in the
again. Howevn- it would be
difficultforastudenttos.erve
on a common ~ell and as
an a lderma n when one
conslcltrs the double load of
work he 1111ill !lave to un·
:~ta~s lna:!de~fc hi:~~
sibi.lities . said F'iettleson.
f'ie1 1eso n Invites the
student bodr to raiae any
questions or 1ssues and in the
f!'Vent of a critical luut, he
said he will ca U t.,on the
uni\"ersity to speak .
It becomes m ost
lr Uiitratinc for an el~ted
official .whetheTaldnmanic:
Any lnfonn a tion and In·
terest from the student body
::c~=~~!atw~~~
~-:::n~i~.~~~
get more Involved In city
politk:l , he added.
F'iqlesonconcluded that a t
this time he has no future
plans in politics beyond the
mayoral seat.
Summer time table available
Follr singer
here
~~~~= ~t;np.~~ re~te~~or ~~~m~
•
--p.oor Henry'S::::~
THURSDAY ONLY
soun~
four Y earone . ~crit i dsm
~~~~~~smr~~~~ut~h:s e~~:c~
tion«rin& pr ocess is no t
sign.flunt in a small city like
S teven s Po i nt . said
f'iq.leson. He added tl\at the
people should take a look at
the•rmayore1o'ft'Y t"''O Yearl
and be 1,1ven a cl\ance to
ch:lnge thri r mind if they fimt
Heart String
Drinks Y2 Price
Til9 P.M.
-
TENTS! LANTERNS! BACK PACKS!
t
THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE RECREATION EQUIPMENT ITEMS YOU CAN
RENT AT LOW PRICES FROM THE RECREATIONAL SERVICES CENTER.
COME DOWN AND SEE US FOR A
COMPLETE UST OF OUR EQUIPMENT
,)
Located In The University Center 1)
1\as already been shown lor
this course."
" There have been no
courses eliminated in the
graduate level because of the
greatcltmandforlhem,"sa\d
Difro rd . " We try to get
courses tl\at attt~mdlt.e the
studeriis needs. The Otld of
psyc holoay an d educat ion
have pro ved to be ve r y
popular with st udents a t
UWSP and a ~ number of
courses wi ll be avallabe for
those internt_ed studtntl."
Physical Educ.ltlon 101 Is
not receiveing a ny priority
than any other tOO level
course, said Difford. " You
would be surprised at the
number of studen ts who put
off takina Phy ed ~r~tl l the
summn- session before they
grad uate," s aid Dlfford .
This 1.1 why there Is such •
demand for th is course
during the summn- stSSion.
The summer cln also be a
better time to ta.ke phy ed
partkularily for such ciUHS
as tennis becauae ol bettnweathe r conditions. ui d
Difford.
aasses wi ll bq:ln 1t 7:ts
a.m. on Monday, June 9 and
the last period wi ll end •t
1~ :45. The leng th of the
course will be determined by
thenumberofcredltsollhat
course. f'or eumple, thrM·
credit courses will meet for 50
minutnd.ally. Students should not forget
to pick up a timetable in the
Rtgistration-Recordl Office
of the St udent Services
""'"'·
FORTitESAKE
Of YOURSANITY.
PRAY IT ISNT TRUE!
Pa~e
4
THE POINTER
April 10, 1975
by ltirlr;Cigr l
Aeount)' p:atrolman stoppc!da car for
running a stop sign last 11·eek. As the
drh•cr of thcear stcpped out. theofficer
noticed the ' lfO 'bu\Lon on thedrh·er 's
jacket.
Th t• orncer as ked what that meant,
anduponfindmgoutthatitstoodfor
In ternational ~'o l k Dancers. the
depul)'asked " v.·en•n't)·outhcont'Sthat
Pl'rforrnl.'dal Bernard's last week ?"
The ck'Puly askl.'d that the drh·er stop
forstgnsinthefutureandthcndro\'1'
awa\'.
What is it behind the ' IFD ' button!
ln tt1Tla llonal Folk Dan«rs is a group
of36s tudentsconcemcdv.ithllf'esening
the folk culture of the Old Wor ld, ac co rding tu C lar ' Schuette.
choreographer-director
" We an~ a colloclion of st udents and
non -s tudents, s nake c harmers and
futurebusinessmenwho\·ar)• inageand
disposi tion but who all share a common
respoct:~ndappreciatiooforthcmusic
Barb Grady, left, Dennis Kenealy,
Lauren Welch and' Tim Borchardt
practice t he Ger man dance ' Steirisher' .
I:ECIAL FEATURE
u_
POINTER
and dan«' of our ancestors," said
Schuette.
f oWlded In 1967 by two members of a
Bngham Young dance group, the IF'D
hashadarathcr shakypast.Oncethose
tv.·o left , "we ra n into all kinds of
problems." Schuette said.
Thedubwasnot permitted to meet in
the dance studio v.ilere they had been
practicing anymore and the IFD coold
nolongermeetasaclub-class.
Schuette then got permission for the
g.rouptopractlcein thecoort yard oflhe
Fine Arts Center. The club began to
grow and was permitted to again
practice In the dance studio during the
second se mester of the t97l-1972Jchool
year.
" 1\wu justlikea big explosion . We
had three big performances that sem·
esterbesidesthcannualconcertplus
threehighschool usemblies. Aiongv.1th
the mo\-e back into the studio, we had a
line semester," said Schuette.
Studentscan nowr«:eiveanacademlc
credit for partici pation in the IFD.
The group nov.· meets twice a week to
practice inte r national folk dancea.
Presently, the lfDhasa re~rtoireof
over 50 dan.:es from l:l countries.
Photos by Rick Cige/.
German dances are among those In
the dancer s.' repetoire . ' Muhlradl ' is
being perfor med by (from left) Karen
Grimm , Lorr ie Ripke and Debbie
Steinmetz.
April 10. 1975
ves folk culture
THE POINTER
Page 5
Bicycles of Excellence!
fuji
Jeunet
If you ' re going touring , choose the light
One to ride. Fuj i ra ted 1st by a leading
magazine .
HOSTEL SHOPPE, LTD.
" The Down town Bleyct• Shop~ "
1314 W•t.r St .
Sout h of Shippy
4!#,:'t
~
or the Spnng Bride ThelovehDI
of DIAMONDS
designed settings
05
Performer's costumes ore fiHed with core
Koren Beck (left) ond Koren Grim m
help Bob Kerksieck.
Otter/ee's
~
JLWLH R.S
Sh~l
PoQe
THE POINTER
6
Apri l 10, 1975
'*'SI'ORTS
'P POINTER
DON'T MISS
Baseballs or snowballs ?
* HOT WAX & NEW LICKS *
a Special 90 Minutes of Music
by Don Schroeder
Brought to yojJ'y
Apd l 9 ma rked the sup·
posed star t ci f the 1975
bllseball season for UWSP.
Ridiculous you say.lbere's
sUU snow on the ground! How
can you expect to play
,.-----=£
-----
---:.ill
..
Every Monday Night at 10:30 P.M.
.on WIFC FM 96
moderrc'
nter ors
IUIChtd,SI.
0;-:.;~:;-~,
•
::=~~t~=~~April
~t~~,:~~~lw':u'iJ.u'~=-~
know. How
possible futol
on isa II success
~b~!!J!~~i::ii:ii::ii::i::iii':::;-~·i::':;o::J carry
baseball pro& ram when you
---------------------------~~ =~~~~e!~~~~~'ti!J!~~
wh ic h a r e In the un·
predictable weather of April'!
But what can be done'! Part
of the problem Is tha t
baseball is not pef'mltted to
pre·empl exam · week
therefore nullifying the last
...-eek of school. II almost
seemsan lnjustlcelO~ta
team to com plete a season
lrithin this four week Ume
limit.
T h e ma i n p r oblem
howeve r , Is the sc hool
calendar.
APRIL
APRIL
14-19
14-19
OUr caltndar simply It not
cond~ive to the weather that
warrantt tpring time sports.
Moslschools t lllrtsemesten
appr=mately10da)'11ater
lhan Point Jivln& them an
extra week and a half. Many
times this means the dif·
fer~ between playing in
the late unpiredictab\ecold
111-ealherollrinteror the early
spring air.
•
Many agree that an early
temester te r mination
is toprovidestudentswilh a
head start In the annual
summ er job hunt . Early
te r mination however means a
cr ip pling blow to s pring
........
Coach Oark would like to
see a unified sdl<d calendar
"':hen all unlvenilies would
be s ubject to the same
starting and ending dates.
If this Is not poulble
perhaps the lifting of the no
tl!lon during exam
~o
Chicken Out on the grass-or in your room--"",,=,.."," ~.,._,,~~~~;~;~
or at a baIlgame-or between meaIs.
'":i'i:"f.~.::;,Jo,..,.
Be a coward toda••.
;E!;~~~lln~:e:~nr.~:
----------------------------1 a;:'~n~;~~~~ !fir~:!,!
calendar, It autes havoc
.,
Coach Cark had hoped this
The Small Fry-2 pieces of chicken, french fries, grilled roll ::;:·.~.:-:,:'.-;~· " ''""'The Friends Fry-5 pieces of chicken. french fries, grilled rolls =.."?.-~:~~'R~~ 8
The Feast Fry-10 pieces of chicken, french fries, grilled rolls ·~uWSP """" """ ·
can not continue trytng to
Chicken Out now at:
=~ ~~~f:.!!:~:
the season ttarll early in
$ .99.
$2 .35
$4 .95
~~;
.
.., '"'
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.__o_N_E_W_E_E_K_O_N_L_Y~-,u_._c_._G_R_I_D_I_R_O~N-,. g~~~J~:~==u!~
THE POINTER
10, 1975
April
Page 7
Athletics face uncertain future
•
by Jim Habeck
alloell!ted as Jut year. which
If 11n)'lhina is more un· ~~t!' s:.idral problems ,
As11resultofthe~
funding , 1111 mm's sports next
ye.a r plan to be funded at the
197~-75 level.
...
A meelina of UWSP
UWSP had
hoekey
coac;hes in March produced
seven!
recommendations for
!j k~i. proaram the program
.
!I ockey Coae h Hick
Those attmdina felt every
Blanche joined the faeulty In effort should be made 1.0
maintain th e present
proaram where possible.
No addi tional student fees
It "'111 recommmdc!d that
1\a\·e been allocated 1.0 the women's aym nulic's be
dropped, due to a pr~
p.l)'
lengthened ~eason and In·
In addition. infla tion 1\as creasedc:ost .
redta«•d the buying po111o-er of
Also recommended wu a
tementof aupport for the
~e!~en budget, Krueger sta
athletic module proposal .
:r"e proposa l approvedln
l...aiCroue,wasfonnulatedby
orflclals fr om different
~~~ i~h:n~)'t~uy;; ~~~n!: ~~"!f'~~t
tomorrow's UWSP athletic
~~::;(lin&
to Athleti c
Bob Kfue&er, any
numbet' ol options (OIJJd be
Director
::e'!,e!. 1
~~~i~;. ~ n;:c;~a~ ~*:~
yet .
Student
Covernme~t 'a
no
coach
!:: ~t~in!~ckey
::;~ln!tt p~~~~'C:!~ ~:f~C ~;~~~: .
m•Hee C PPB~C ) r eeom ·
mtnded a fundtng of IM,330
for~:fi~~~ the u.me total
Trackmen. win set for Relays
f
byRa•dyA.Peka l•
The UWSP Pointers came
home from EvanstDn, IL
\ictorious in a meet h~d
April 4 and 5.
lnthequad.nt~ulilrmeet
hald on the North111o-estern
Unh·ersity campus the Point
tracksten tallied 71 points . It
;!st~aec~r:a':~~:t ::
Pointers battled a strona
Univeraity of illlinois ·
Oticago Crcle leilm 11nd
b ri s k JO · desree tern ·
peratures.
Coach Don Amiot said, " I
feltwedidasweUaspo&Sible
considering the cold. It "'"as
an excellent outdoor meet for
this ea rly in the season."
The thinc lads took top
honon or fin t plac-e In fi\-e
tvenlJ : the 2:20 )'Md dash ,
Inte rmediate hurdl es, the
~ot put, dlscua •nd tr iple
JUmp
" Oennia Rue 11nd Ted
Harrison did rul well in the
triple jwilp and Don Buln.Jn
turned in a 4: 20 mile. John
tlainattodidannc:dlmtjob
:i:~-:_~yar-d
dasbl too.''
Coming
events
Ruetriple-ju.mped4~ '1" and
Da ve Holmes thre"'' the
diK"us t-17' in eamin& their
firsu for the Pointers.
Y,'htn asked if the outdoor
mt-et ...-as btnerldal to his
s quad . Amiot sa i d .
" Definitely. No otlx-r team in
the rnnfer ence has ~n
outude so fa r as I know. It
;::. ~~ experienee for the
The Pointers next meet is
thlsSaturday, Aprill!,when
they will host till- Colman
Relays here. Aile\'entsbetl:ln
at noon for . the six teams
enterfd : UWSP. Par kside.
LaCrone. Whitewater,
()shkosh and l.oras College.
ArnJool 111d , " We '~ looking
ror ...•ar-d to L.Saturd•y . There
111oill be some dam good teams
here , l.aCroue for one
because or their depth . We
hope tOJt-e a \ot of people out
the« to •ntch ua."
Results of the North ·
western meet we r e as
follo111o"J :
uwsr . 71
U of I Ollc:ago Orele : 5>4
f\Oorth Cent.-.! Naperville ·
30
UhnoU Benedictine·
byJim lt.bec: k
Bol.h the UWSP baseball
and track teams will be buay
...-ith home events this
weekend.
•
Today the baseball team ls
51eheduled for their home
opener apin5t WiDOna State.
The doubleheader is slated to
begin at 1 p.m .
SatiU'day the track team
...;n host the Colman Relays ,
while thebaseballtea mtakes
on Vthitewater.
The meet , which begird 111
noon. will fea ture ZG evenLJ,
Inc luding the 4«1 and mile
relays. the javelin, the new
twomilewalkevent and the
steeplechase.
Whlte ...-ater will meet the
Pointe!' bueball team at I
p . m .. Saturday, fo r a
doubleheadt!'.
sehool5.
All schools in the v.~tSCOnSi n
Slate Univeralty Conference
CWSUC I V.'tl'e ut1ed 1.0 field
at least 10 men 's ath letic
teams and six women teams.
In 1974-n, seven female
andtlmalesport te•mswere
offertd at UWSP.
Considerln& wh11t sports
s hould be dropped If
nece ua ry , the coac h es
establishedsever alcriterlai.O
be used In evaluation.
Whether the sport Involves
conference competi tion will
be considered. (Hoe key Is the
sole non·WSUC aport . )
Staff availabi lity to st't'Ve
u coaches will also be eon·
Jiderec!.
OlrTently it is uncerlaln
whe th e r Limited Ti me
Employment funds wi ll be
available next year . tr they
are not, the present
111oTestllng, men's JYmnasUca
and ...·omen's field hoekey
coaches 111o'OUid not be paid
and the sports ml&ht possibly
be dropped.
A program 'a suecn.s and
studmt interest in Ierm a of
p.~ttlclpation and spectator
invo lvement will •lao be
considered.
The eoac:hes make
recommendations to the
athletic board, who makes
final decisions.
Bob S.dzinski, PPBAC
ehairman. has pre viously
stated that in the future he
wo uld not conalder
un re_ a~iatlc so m,e se lf ·
sustam mg sports.
In addition to the a thletie
program funding , a separate
PPBAC proposal of $3000 for
"'-omm 's athletic uniforms
"''aS recommended.
AI present, the PPBAC
funding
recommendations
must be acted on by Student
Govemment todete.rminelhe
rmala lloeations .
"Right now the overall
situation is very vague. We
1\aven't decided anything for
certain,'' said Krueaer .
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mitted to anythina. They
~';,~f!}e;il.congratulations foundthatltthey
gavea ll tUe
to the WWSP people for erfort . theycould occom pllsh
making Trlvm 75 a runaway things a n d t h ese ac ·
complishmenls could be seen
and appreciated by them·
selves and othen;. Maybe
they found themselves top
dog in the rlna l tally, or
Wi lling to get Involved in -it . maybe ' t had been a fight a.IJ
th e way to stay out of the "
cellar .
totally Involved and com·
Whateve r It was, t he
sleepiH-5 nlght.s and hectic
days are over and something
you can be proud or hu been
accomplished.
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tJutnowwha t 'reyougonn a
do? It was a hell of a lot of
fun,but lhere'sno more tri via
for one full yea r . That'u long
timetowaltfor somethl ngu
good as that.
What I'm trying to get a tis,
you don't have to wait . Now
thatyouseetha t belnil:ln·
volvcd doesn't hurt, that It's
an ellhllarnti ng exper ience,
you shouldn't be arraid to
1tayin.
llere's a Jist of t r ivia
questions that you can start
working on right away .
5 pol nta. You're a llall
Cooncll member. How do you
get the pool table in the
basementre·felled ?
IS points . You're Uall
Presldenl. !low many options
do you have for the Hall sign·
in policy?
zs p oi n ts . you're In
Residence Hall Council . What
do you do to get the Moody
Blues t:J play in St.ev~s
Point ?
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