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SERIES VII, VOL 18
UW-Stevens Point, Thursday; May 1, 1975
NO. 45
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UWSP student body turns out In full
force for class registration aJld voting
for Student Government Offices. Photo
by Roger W. Barr.
Badzinskl, Alvarez
to head
Student Government
Studmt &d&tt Dinlttor ~ wu dect.d
Studml Govemmmt Pn:lldnt ror aa:t ,_.. lD ekcti.Monday.
Studmt Gove:rnma~t Vice Prellderlt MaN Alvarez wu
rftlected. 8oth ber and Badztnstl wen~Juat Wider 1,50D t.Uot. were c..t lD the e&ecUoa,
~lilll.tlout20pe«eatolthestudeatbody.
01 tbe 210 Sludmt Seute - •. 11 were CJIIft' Ia this
tleetioa. IOoltbe~eallwrel«oneyev, lheotherlbare
tonpirelllbtDeumber.
. All tO ol theHDale ~e~t. with -yeu terma wa"e twed.
OniJfou:rclllleotbtr•ixseallwerefllJed.
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Bkltlowiak, KN Arndt aM 8Gb Sba'fer Wfttetec:l.ed to ooe
yur Mftlle terms.
Joel Gueathtr, Klrt ADdenDa, Jim Elicoo ud Jack 0.
Pedi: were deeted to ~mate Lerma wh&dl ...W upiH oe.t
D!cember.
Looking ahe..d...
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May I, 1975
THE POINTER
Delonay takes UC presidency
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On April 12, United Council
tUC I pmident Jim Hamilton
turned ova-- his p\~l to
Michael DeLonay , from
Mil ....-auk~ and ended h.is
term as chief student
pemment leader In the
state.
"lamthankfulforthetnat
youplacedlnmethisyrar ,"
Hamiltoo u.id to the UC
executive directors. " I hope
you will continue to support
your new pmldent as you
supported me."
Michael DeLonay was UW
Milwaukee's
Student
Association president this
de-cision to sue the UW
Milwauk~
administration
past~ar .
and the Board ol ~ent.s
0\"er the 197~ Merger lm ·
plt'mentationGuidellnes.
Yet , now many concede
that the la..,·suit was a good
idea and even helped ensure
the creation of ~table
merger guidlines on many
campuses.
Interested in politics since
hi&h • school, Del.onay has
beenactlvelyinvolvedinUW
l\til..,·aukee Student Government sin« 197l.Atthattime
he was elected ... tudent
senator, a post he held until
1974, when he was elected
Stu dent Associa ti on
presidt'nt.
Some criticized as hasty
an d ren egade hi s bold
llispoliticalsclt"n«major ' mt'etings . '"The r ege nts be made the samt' for the
act.s as the C'OUnterpart In suppoledly scn·e the best whole system . No on~
= ·:: t~~~ ~i~~~~~
:~~sc~:!t:eub:~i::r-~ =U5~! terou:u!~·~
in that disciPline, he said he ofthestudenls that11ttend the su ff~ 111 the expense of the
hopes to graduate ''Some day unh·enity. It see:ms only others."
in the futllf't' .''
natur11l')?gt ""l! be allo-...l!d a
Spe~kina of the merger
a
u:~~-!u~~i':~Y i~~ ~::Sn~;~J~~c! ~"at t!! ~=-j~/~i ~~ ! sa;~,he ~~
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litrumt'ntal in aett.ing the UW
Ml lwalllr.ee s tudent
duplica ting center started.
Thl a service proYides
students with access to lo-...•
cost print in& and offset
presses. lleatsosta rted anill·
fated student grocery coop
whose bad nnanclal strai t.s
1
can give them the f«dbaclr. "'stipulated facts" to be
theyneed ," h~uid.
agrteduponbeforethel'inal
Hesaidhe..,•ouldalsoliketo ruling is announced . "We all
see the university rrvlsc its have to a&ree to when it..,...
tuition formulas, so that that I clld what I did, and
student.s at both the old state ..,·hen It was tha t Oiancellor
university campuses and !Werner ) Baum did what he
those a t Madison and did. We all know ..,·ho-<klne·lt.
Milwaukee pay tuition at the now we're working on
~~ ~r~tc~n-~.~~ ~~ ~~~!n;~~ ;~J~
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~;e'::~f~i~~ ~heats~~: · n!~j
so me --yo u l ose some . upthbfall,''hesaid. "ltls rullngwouldbeannounced in
Anyway, it wu a good Idea," important that tuition ntes mld-cummer.
washls r::etoJuesUonJ
·~thtc ~~t. !~t
tuition,merger-theseare'
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issues that ..,;u be mOlt im·
portant In the neJtt year,"
Delonay uid.
"I'd like to see UC's budget
• arow to w here the
organi1ationcouldreallytalr.e
. olf and become the effective
lobbying-Information aroup it
should be," he uid. UC's
budget, m11de up ol volunlllry
dues from the 10 member
schools.lsSt2,000thiayear.
~:;~~'7&e:C~~~~· 'f:.
~rease
to 132,000, since
~ud~~~::;,m:v~ m~~
J
control of student sqreaated
:.:-~: ~:e
.:l:f:: ~
the five UC slllff members.
The rest aoes to the ten uc
e~ mpus directors, or ror
f!1iscelianeous travel, prinlin&, poslllae 11nd other ex-
...,.,.
DeLon.ty said he hopes to
propoR to the rett'niJ thi1
yea r that UC be allowed to
have direct Input Into their
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fALl SEMESTU IEGIHS AUGUST 21, 1975
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Registration Is no fun for anyone but
It's especially frustrating when , ~pon
finding the desired .sections closed, a
ma jor schedu le change must be made.
Photo by John Hartman.
Profile-
LaFolleHe
• not afraid
to express views
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bySIIlrh:ySpittkmdlloer
in U>at he Utes to joe, bite
~h~t'~!e~~-
Dougbs UFollette wants
histpitapbtoread,''Hewua mlre don.
JI'Uin who~ what was
Anothltratrikiqlimllarity
ri&ht and had the iUtl to nJ,ht II In how both men aren't
for it."
a fraid to take the leu popular
pointolvlewand beoutaoln&
Laf'olletle doun't aet
queasy a t the thought ol
fiJhlinJ. He has re«nlly been
taken to court b)' 21 lobbyiJta
who don't agree with the
lobbyist reaulllions he
ena(:ted. The judge even
ru led the tempon ry Injunction against Laf'olle.tte,
but that doesn't make him
want to give up, it only makes
ttim want to ~lop an
In t!XJWeuina: their staiXI.
LaFollette said he thinks
that Ptoxmlre votes wrong at
times and he doesu't supp:wt
some of the iuuu tha t
Provnire advoc:ates.
LaFollette said he felt he
and Nelson are both
pbilo.ophkal in the ...,-ay they
ptr<:dve lhinp. But, he said ,
~~~~n:.rcumr :=er~"~! :
J..aFoUeue is aemrc the
reputatlonolbeiftiVft")'Voca.l
about hisvlews. Hedosn'tdo
this by tMrely Knllin& out
news rdeasa and ~1ft's
from his oft\ce in Madison u
some officials might do.
! LaFollette saki then are
some politicians who get In
orr~« and the people \lo'ho
_much as an
AlthouJh t..aFoitnte is vet')·
outgoing and opinionated, he
stlU slrikn a person u being
a little shy.
LaFollette looks like an
unassumina: businessman
tOark Kent looked preuy
unauw\!Jna. too) and drives
a t98D Rambler witlla dentin
~ted::i~n!'tfr':f:r = ~r:~~~~!':·asswntd.
election.l
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LaFollette ~ell aside at
least one day a week ttl be
away fr om Macli.soo and wiUI
the people of the state. He
tnveb thrq houl the state
g iv i n g hi s vie ws a nd
receivi ng those from the
peope who put him In office.
Last Monday he came to
the Stevens Point area and
spent a full day speakJn& a t
One hi&h schools ( two in
Pointandoeein~ln
Rapids>, a ttendirc a preu
CU\ference. a atucleat rap
JeSSion and another meeting
in W"ISCOftlin Rallida.
When LAFolteite spoke at
the Stevu. Point ArN Seni«
iligh, the students didn't
wl\isperttleachot.her« dG~e
olf,w!Khwould prohlblynot
have been unusual with some
political spoken. Wtud
they listened qu ietly and
intently u he told them how
everyone of the m could
become poliUcl.a.aa In thdr
own dally Uves.
LaFollette is DOt direcUy
related to Ule ion& line of
LaFollettea who have been
pro m i ne n t In Wisconsin
poliUcal hbtory. He is a
aecond cousin to All. Gen.
Bronson U Follette.
LaFoUet~'s
A JOt of
ability
to make people want to
bKomelnvotvedcan beinthe
way he talks. He speakJ very
flit and I'Xjn:Uofl his ideu
conebdy.
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Mountain ProductS~Co<pofation
Parkskie.
La F'olle tte has miud
(eelings sboutlhe fact that be
is a LaFollette. H.avirlg •
reco&nl.zed name helped him
to get Into ol'fice. he said, but,
be would prefer if he Wertl:l't
socloselyauoclattd with lis
dl.lta.nt rdatlves bteause be
wouJd lilre to be abletothinlr
that he !1Uicle it on his own.
As Secretar y of State,
LaFollette ukl be has men
opportunity ttl talk ttl people
than at a state senator. But
he said that the covernor is
~!:~.!~~ ~e~j~o:!!~ ~~~:,.~=P~=:~
=~d!t1~.t~!~t ~pu:~ ~~::~::t~~~ ~::.
few teachers who were
present to ulr them
Wisconsin Sec. of Stat e Oou91as
LaFollette he ld sever a l In f orma l
quest ion and answer sessions at UWSP
on April 28. Photo by John Hartm an.
'The S«:retary of State'1
f1ther wu not in poi.IUca ud
priorto hlspresentposltloo.
LJFollette w•• a stat e
.wnal«. Befcn thlt hewu a
chemistry tuchn- at UW
LaFollette Mid, the p ernor
would have a penon of his
l::ea~~ha~il;;
.:~~
it who may diugrM with
him, a• La Follette ofte-n does.
La.FoUette said that he
hun"'! deddid whethft- he
will want to run for Secrdary
ofSlateapln"Wheflhlster"m
LaFollette compared· ls up in four years. But U he
hlmsdf u
50 perca~t has hil way. someday peop&e
like Vtilliam Prosmire and 50 v.ill be rd'n-rinl ttl him u
bei•
~~~·~J~=~ ~r! ~~~~te~enator ,
TENT SALE
Get
your
career off to a
flying start.
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Lookup.
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TH E POINTER
More budgets
requests approved
by.USlaHII
All but $ pe«!Dt ol the
Student Acliv1ty fee
~et
~~~~~ed by Student
=~t~:~.~d\~
Elch fuU time
~uivaJftlt
student wiU p.y $4$
nut ,rear to finance ahaden t
~aruzatioas and thrir K ·
tiv ltes. 111eexpec:ted revftlllll!
from stu:knt fees nnt year II
S3011,000. How that money II
alloated la determined by
Student Government
the
r ecommendat io n of the
Student J>rocramml~ and
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r~A~ci':""l,.is eommJ t ~ee
UWSP students look on as a contestant
in the egg\ toss stretches for the egg
during the\..CNR conclave adlvltles.
Sunday niJht, April %1,
Student Government 1 •
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Pho.to by Rogef W. Barr .
tivity
United
ceUOf''l Reserve Fund and the
Studftlt Govenvnent Reserve
FUnd.
UAB will receive130,000in
activity fee money nut yur.
That 's the samt~ameu~t they
received lut year. Student
~i~Y::;~~~~:r~:~;,:~o'~
res ponaib~e
for minority
:?J::~.~:t::
Book rip-oHs plague LRC
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ee budaet '
sala
byAJiuScltUdle
IS
Thoqgh UWSP haa had a
atudent ~parativelytown~mberof
~~~ c:!~!; a= ~~ ~~doee:c~~~~; ~~
the CG&t ol ~~- for thoae l.e'amihc Rnource Cent~
olfiees.
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tLRCJ, accord1na: to Allen
Barrowa.
Barrows, director or public
service s a t UWSP,
acltnowledaeaboollrip-orr u
a problem
to all
libra r ies, with no sure and
easy tolutlon.
Sin«acomplete \nveqtory
ia too expenslve,spoc In·
ventorin are done. The in·
ve ntor ies ~ uaa eat ap ·
proximately ss.ooo worth of
You'll be glad
you've got a
Hiking Boot
this good •••
common
~':ut!~:~!·or::x ~~ts~~w~:=.:
anddnip suffcnthe &realnt chance for rtp-ort.
r ip ·o ff ." Barrow• nid .
Herahel Webb, student
Mythology, occult science. mem ber of the Learninc
aslroiOI)' and· rel.ated fidds Resoun::a Committee, aaid
ha\·e alao suffer"ed large rip· , that "the f1nt penon that
olfs. ' 'They're evM rippin&· loots for 1 book that 's beotn
off bibles from us," added ripped-off gets hurt. Rip -offa
Bamws.
hur t studenta, not th e
lie said he feels more boots eatablillunent."
are beina r ipped-on this year
Boob coat an averaae ol
than last year. lle attributes $1 0 and the papet'WOI'k and
this to the economic pi~h cataloging add another SIO to
:d~~e!~creased emphasis ~:a!.l:mm!!~~~~=
''The days when 1tudents new books for each book thut
could afford to ao to the em ri pped-off, said Barrows.
book51ore and buy books are
The preaent aec ur lty
gone," aaid Barrows. This system v.ill not prevent books
from being ripp ed -orr .
Sarro- explained , " the
JW!!Senl aystem II more a
deterrenllhanadevic:efor
calchinc people ."
UW Milwaukee adcb an
extr-a deterrent force by
manninathelrllrllSlyleswith
full lime aecurity penon nel.
Such a ayatem would be too
expmalve for the LRC sil'l(e
UAB COFFEEHOUSE
* PRESENTS *
FOLK FEST
12 HOURS-MAY 3- FREE
12 Noon · 12 MldNglrt In lhe Cofteehouse
Profess i onally ~esigned
and carefully constructed
for mountai neering. climb-ing and hiking wit h heavy
packs of over 25 pou nds.
s;zes : S{AA ) 10-1 5. N {B )
5-16. M{D) 6-16, W{EE) 6-15.
• S.laty L..ll Siting Band • Paul Matty
• John 01llano
• JoMph Landowalll
e Ja n Atlllellkl
• Mik1Sultlun
. o..e Parlter
• Tony Ballllterl
• BrenMn Cormwell
• Rich KrauM
• John~t1
• Sue Mutuer end Terry MeKiel
·-;:r-Max von Sydow-Liv Ullmann
The Emigrante
the sporT shop
r..cmc.cb•f,.Yo.bt.h,.AWoJ.~~-~~
UAB FILMS
THURS. - FRI.
MAY I - 2
] ,JO
PROGRAM BANQUET ROOM
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m":'t be w""""·
One
crea
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vestJaal.ed, la
ve to in·
,
·na in·
q;netic
~~:'uc~p~d
.rtr!:
bindlnp and an estltnaled
S30,000jlllil for two detectors
by the turnatyla, Barrows
said .
·-n.e lui thin& I want to
see II makln& us ciOR th~
stacks to the atudenll." uld
Barrows . T h ll would
ellmWte book theft but al10
inconvenience students.
Thoua h the UWSP
enroll men t 11 down , clr·
culaUoa ol booU hll in·
crealf'd . Anave!'sceof about
3,000 pi!Ople exit the I.RC
och day, pro¥1dlna many
opport..UUesforboolt rip-off.
" Generally the 1tudent
body hu ~ well behav.ed
and I credit them for teepm&
therip-olfat StevenJ Point at
~;u:.':dl~~y~~:'m~
BlfTOWI said.
May I, 1975
THE POINTE R
Theatre review
Page 5
'Arsenic and Old lace' enjoyable
Gllestre:vlew.,yJIHtilril
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terhatlon u_pture:d the so Martha, but was Inadequate
somewhatdfectlve, but a bit
~~,':'twe;~~ be~~~~~:i
Sheridan'• Dr . whose make · up was
favorite~harily :~i~~nHer:~edr~:nLve~~
sisters wl'ae
is doi.oain lonely old men.
the ~haracter fuUy'. He had
The role of A~ Brewster the opportunity to aive
w,splayedbyJoyceDreyfus. Einstein more Interesting
~'!:'ehd~yw~~~:-:1~~ ~:~=:m:~~trt::S
1estures and periodic
limitations in vocal variety,
her over-all performance wu
inten:stinaandmjoyable.
Sheila Trlndal hADdled the
role ol Martha Brewster well.•
Umin& wu his u.lvatlon and
this ~ompenuted for the
short ~ominp of his por·
trsyal .
Dale Loomis 11 Johnatha n
Brewster, was ~onsistant
~:':e:T'J~::'. ~~~e)'la= ~~h. .::em:.:~~~~a;.~
Bnwsterai.Jterswouldlivein
A larp lamp nut to the
sofa. tall undies on the
dining room tabla and very
visibilltylnseveral\natances.
The maskln& behind the
upper ldt window and behind
lhe stage ri&ht door were
ve ry obvious and tota ll y •
unatteptable. The overliled
d\ re~ltd
1
Robert Baruth, 1 theatre
arts profes.50l' at UWSP. Is
lheDtWpresident-dectoiThe
Association of Unlvenity of
1,-
The TAUWF deletate
usemblyadectedhlmatlta
re~ent meetln1 and
designated hi~ to head the
and age ,4\ven to Doctor
H~ by Rob Shoenbo!m
had me waiting for him to
withthe~ueofateenager, becomesenllebeforetheend
she moved the ~hair M9r· of the play.
timer had been sillin& on to
His vocal s lreDJtb wu a
the tabk!.
polnt In his favor . Jt helped
Dl~k
Guatln 11 a brlna: the rat ol the ~ut
remarbbly talftlted )'Uinlr lpartkularly i.n the opening
man . However , his
J«ne l ~toadesirtdlevelol
Wis~onsln
ITAUWFJ.
Fa~ultlea
::!~:'i! ':nnll~ 'b:t pr~~Wu!neu ol Teddy ~~ ~~~==
dfort. 1 saw more of Gustla
playing for lau&hs than
Mortimer Brewster rea~ting
to the lituatioa around him.
Mortimer's nancee Elaine
Harper wuplayedbfMuriel
Boner'tz . Her ~han~ ·
8rew1;ter dlstw"bed me, but
Sc:oll Zoromsld turned In an
adtqu.ate performance u did
the rema.inlkr of the cut.
The make-up desi&n was
exe~uted we ll for the
~ hara ~ tf,rs of Abby and
~fu~':~.:r:;:.~
TAu WF
:-;:~:oc~:!~he~nlinlen
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f
'76
'78
e ec s
- ~ta~':~.:;:~ ~~
ed
pres• en f
noti~bly out of ~hara~ter
and~~ was in Ac:t. I. when,
pol.nt were he r a~tlons
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an obviously dirty houte. 'rhe
~tl!'!-S!w~~!!;~~ ~~~:r~ ~~~.:! :rt!l=~y~':na2:aT~ toos.~ic':~~~h:· sel was ~'! ~~~ :t;.''!,~
::~~o:::!=Ya~:!: ~~ ~"ty ~~; ::-~"~~~~~~ :or!:~~~b~!\~~~J~~ r!!k!tta;er!~th~t. ~
Oliver of Lletou..
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Baru~h Is an associate
Pf"olesaor who has tautht at
Ste...ens Point since 11&7, fn
~e n tral Wis~ona l n, he \1
widelyllnownforthe ptayaht
pub\1~ ea!'f~h~y~=~~~~r:~~~~
hU
for
stagina In the univenily's
Warren Gard Jenkins
Theatre ln~ l uding Ar nnlc
and Old Lace whl~h is
currently ruMina.
the light-weight drsperles to
loot even lighter. The contl'ut between lhe graln of
woodlnthefurnitureandthe
poorly painted woodwork of
the set was an eye sora. The
flickering of the wall lamp
1bove the landing wu ex-
TAUWF is a 60-yur~d
profesaional oraanl:r.atlon
with Its lartest stre.. th on tremelyd.lstra~tinganddrew
~ampusa in the state that attention to an l~y hq
=~~ s~'te::.mer
state
It represents faculty interesta and opinions before
the IOVffnOr and lqlslaton,
UW System Bolrd of Regents
anditacentraladminlstl'ation
and other state agencies.
=:~:.~PO:':;!=
portion of that area.
In spite of lhe dlstra~dons
the set and the f~
~a In clwacter
deve lo pment, A rst n l~ ..d
ol
Old Lace wu a very mjoyable production .
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OUTDOOR RECREATION WEEK
(MAY 5-9)
TAKE YOUR MIND OFF FINALS BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THESE NIFTY
GOODS AND SERVICES
AT RECREATION SERVICES
NEW Two·man tent
on display
NEW Car-top sailboat
on display
Besides these , we offer rentals
on camping equipment , canoes,
bicycles and scuba gear.
AT THE UNIVERSITY STORE
We will be featuring books on the
following outdoor subjects :
-Backpacking
-Camping
-Skin & Scuba Diving
:_Bicycling
-Canoeing & Sailing
-Fishing
U. CENTER RECREATIONAL SERVICES
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THE POINTER
Moy I, 197S
Public drinki.ng problem
may . increa~e with warm weat~
filmsThe Swedish rllm Th
t:mlgrantt will , be lhown al
7:30 p.m., Thurlday Uld
F'riclay, May 1 aDd 2. fD tbe
Procr•cn Banquet Room ol
the Unlvenity Center. It is II
c1refully deLIIItd nlm 11bout
Swedish emltntlon to
Americ.aintbelllkldleolthe
niM~lhcent~ .
.:~~- ~~3;~~
chronie:leoftheliYet of a
smaU ar~ o1 peaUDts for
whom existent'll at home
becomes so tenuou1 that
emf.a.raUon seems the only
IOiutlon.
Tile EllliJ r nLI is cliYided
Into lhree patti : the evenll
leadinc up to the departure
from Sweden; the wyage lo
the UDiled Sbltel and tbe
journl")' by raU and Iteam·
bOIIt from tbe £ut ODut to
the wUdl ol Mlnaaota.
--~Corporation
TENT SALE
done In
~ - fwtat uid. drinldrc outaicie, he uld.
The poUce do hi Vi! the ri&ht to
atTest any riolltor.
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Bornha~t5et llid thtl it't
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Notonlydothepoticehan!
siOpiii.IDJ~attbecor·
• lood rNtionshlp with the hard Oft Wftkmck bul nqt nen.ttie_.~flfttda
ltudentl, but. Ito wilh the bar of thnn are uuaht
'to 1low~ \ ."ownen, Perlalr. uld. The
·
problema are defined be·
lie's ~ the polke tell
Or le Sjober&, a UWSP I
1
student and bert.ender" at
'Crlnand Beerlt', uldbe h!lt
;f!p =
•~ ~y:::Sw~ ~~- low;!tJ!~ in ~~':~~
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ONLY
the sport shop
THE NEW
-"SUNFLOWER SAILBOAT"
It's a wet saiing rig who's popularity Is just arriving
In the Central Wisconsin area. Stop by and like a
look at these.nifty little sailboats.
Haul It on top of your car
s5oo day sgoo weekend
Reh rnllon• A cupl~
Recreational Services
THE POINTER
Moy 1, 1975
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u kl, but
rilh tbe
arictim
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:n' witb
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stfd lhe
o-:·
Leo Liebl sends a message on a radio
set in the George S!len building. Liebl Is
helping or ganize an amateur r adio club
at UWSP. Photo by John Hartm an.
Amateur radio provides training
lty K.~yOm-.l•&bam
op4!rative, though,'' Liebl
''The rqe of our main " l woWd ima&inetherewlll Schobft't will Jpelk on ' 'The
Since Feb. %0. tm. the added.
•
llallon Ia world-wide . I've be at least 54).100 people in· llandling of Radio MHNIH
tw
E_mergency po_wer i_s f:t:W:':;!d'a,.:.U~f:::!· ::::o:;~~'::~•ware ~~~- ~':':!1~~~~~~
Amate\r Radio
SUiion
=ae~~~~
the
:::J::~heln~h!':.m~!i
dvll defense or dlauten.
or~·~~:!t:S~
..
anyeffortataU,"Ueblaaid.
At?:30 pm .• Tundly, M.Iy
" With the novice JUUon,lt &,In the ' Hamahack' Room of
=~on~~~
with no
" We have three cunplete :U:r~':a~~t read! ~e~ aStmei~T:e ca'~An~~~';!=~~~·::
lhe buk pwJIC* ollhe dlb stalklnl. One ol !he atatiou
.
Amate\11" Radio Cub.
Mkome aayonelnteretled In
IJ~trlhlin&fortbt operatesatma.unu.mtecaJ
Two of the maaa
Gueat speaker Daa .-.dio " Uetis.ald
st\ICiecliOo 1111 it.
:,m~~= ~~- ~t"~ ~: ~~'::i
" It's abo 1 C«~venlentt to novke Jtalloa UMd ltrictly they must be lke:nled bylhe
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Sweet Surprise
this Mother's Day...
•trtfintd
tbelawb
ldtaucht
iellkthe
llllwis
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No harsh
:c•anced
lltra.~)d,
wu
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IOCinmy
relay meas,qea to family and norict stalionl aU you Deed Is
lrienda,'' Ucbl uid .
.to be able wrlle nve _.m.
pet"-tnlnute of Morse Code
" I would aay one~alf of the and pus a very simple theory
people authorif.t.d to operate test" Uebluld .
this llatbl have thrir oWD
'
llltion. at bome. 1bey caa
Operators of the radio
&et on the air whi!Dever they station can broadcast by
feel like it . Tbere's no microphone, Morse Code or
m111t abide by the Nlesset a.,
by the Ll'liverslty u to bow
the alation is llled.
" l 'msw-ethltthere'smore
5tudeat interest than what
we've found 10 far. We
1\avea't bHa able W rueb
the atudeata 10 they caD be
~~J:!:,'~::'fa~ ITebl~letype. ~to ~~ofwhatweoffer," he
lor 2-ehowslfyoufed Uke It,"
Ueblaakl.
"Some peopie tnjoy U:·
perim~
witb It, some
people nu to build or design
drcuits,oeheraU ke to operale
llld lOme jllll Uke to lit and
watch,"
Mided .
=.'!~~ble
$1500.
'Atan~t
bulitlnaman,euh
no Mema.t Florist
MtshiiOW!IPrlcll.
he
The station. which II
located clownsta1n in tbt
~f!~=J'!!·q~'t!
some Ume.
" Quite I &ol hu to be doDe
to the station room, yet.
Thfnare~tobe
waUs In there, but they
haven't been pW in 10 far";-All
thetqlllpmtntls lD place and
, •• a little extra credit
ror bein g at the top or h er d aas.
The Sweet SlolrpriM,"' a bouql.le! ol colorlul
now.a. Or Sweet SwrpriMD.or_, plsnts
'Jrittlllorlll acctnta. Eedl irl an lnii>Orted
c•rlmlc U.OWke Your FTD Flofilt
• ill MndeiiTIOII ~re, and most
accept major crH•I cards. Order now.
Mov I, 1975
THE POINTER
Pointers face
many challenges
1be wom~ ·a track tum
has done no - . than
UWSP spring 1port1 teams. second place In eight meets
The conference cham · thls season and sbould conplonahipt have al ready tend for a high finish in the
arrivedforthePointft'men's Wisconsin Women's In·
and women'strack teams and ference c:ha mp lonahlp
the teMil team, while the
Pointer b ueba ll squa d ::~e!t w~~~ c:~'\'\i1 h~~
remains In a fi&ht for a held a t River Falla,
Friday and S.turday,lrfay 2
dividional champiONhl p.
:xJ1e Pointe"'~~oiJI· hostthe and3.
Wuconsin State University
1be tHnis team will be In
Confn-ence <WSUCI men's
outdoor track and field the WSUC championships at
champlonshi~ Frlcby and LaCroue Friday and
S.turd.lly. May 1and l~Colch
1
Don Amiot's team wiU be
attem pting to wi n Ita third teamoiVinhPhamandDne
consecutive liUe.
netc:her woo the school's
11le m01t Important week
ol the season is ahead fot
first con!~ doubles tUJe
and UWSP plac-ed fourth.
Althouah the UWSP
baseball team own1 a 7 l
southern d.lvtslon conference
rec:<N"d, its nearest purtuer,
2
Oshkoah, ls 4- . •
Othkosh remains under
pressure to win every pme.
S.turday, May 3, they will
play at Platteville and the
followiftl Tuesday, May I,
they will showd01m with UW
Oshk01 h at Oshkosh.
!;!'::~Jr!~~ d!1~!! ..,:epl~ers~!~!1:~
aame at St. Norbert's,
Wednelday.May7.
SHIPPY SHOES -
COVER GIRL
SHOES
.!.SPORTS
u~ POINTER
Pointers gun
forrhird straight
byRsltdyA. Pekala
The UWSP track team will
fac:e lhelrblgesttestolthe
aeuon Friday and Saturday,
May 2and 3,11 they hOlt the
WSUCmeetatColemanF1eld.
Figuring the slron& threa t
that UW LaCroue poHS. It
appears that the Pointers will
havethelrhandsfullintrylna
tocapturetheirthirdslralght
outdoor championship liUe.
However, Ul!Ad Coach Don
~.: ::en:.k:e~,:et~
Pointers win Pointers
maintain their
winnln&tf'lldilion.
first in
" lfeelwe'Uberl&htlnthe
thick ol lhln&s. U we run wrlth
doubl'hlteader :~~~fie:e, :1,e'!: 8:!~a~
rJ~~tt:'S~· ~ ~=~~·l·e;:idw:..!:.d win this
St. Norberta 7-t,ln the opener
of a doublehe-ader.
ThePo\nter squadlsnearly
Joe Netzler, now 1-(1, picked at full stre na:th with the
n!lurn ol sprinter Tom Zamis
~~n~P,;~ncw: ~ and
field man Ted Harrison.
twolnnin&J.
Howevn-. the Polnten will
Nick Bandow ~~ the feel the lou of wd&hlman
Pointersattac:k.-lth two hits, Dave Holm due to 1 back
one 1 two run home run.
injury. Holm was tabbed to
make 1 strong bid f<N" the
ENROLL NOW
disc:us Utle.
FOR SEPTEMIE.A
LEWIS UNIVERSITY'S
In spite of the setback
COUEOE OF LAW
Amiot said, "We're the
strongestln lhediJtanc:esas
:.=:::~
we've been aU yur. nus
tum haa really c:ome around
since the statt of the seuon."
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The nine team field will
:U~ric~uJ.: e,~ I~~ nP~:n.~
Friday, after the traditional
national anthem and show of
colon.
Amiot also noted the lm·
IMTVt\'II.WI AVAA.UI...I.
MAY 1 AT S.M,U. WTTH
OI.ANA.CHUIK:H.
C:ONTACTI'JtOI'.
ANNTHCMIIU.
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"171-7100
. f::tap':rni:r!~n..~up:O:!s~f;
btllevethltalargec:rowd of
fans could mean 11 much 11
IOextrapolntstothisteam.
I'd like nothlnc better than to
1M 2,000Point fans chetrina
for lheJe auys. These are a
nne bunch of athletes, they
deserve It," he added. _
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i
312 LINWOOD AVE.
SATURDAY. MAY 3
SUNDAY. MAY 4
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Mov I, 1975
TH E PO INTER
Page 9
Tennis team nets win
The UWSP tennis tum
upped ila record to N over
the ..,,.Hkend by beatlna
Plat.teville&-ShereSatuz-ctay,
April 26, alter downing Loru
College at Dubuque, Iowa &-3
late ~'riday, April 25.
I
Vinh Pham , the te.am 't top
sin&Ja player, injund his lee
inthethirdaameolFrldliy's
meet and lost both his mat-
'""-
Lewia won hia sinllea
matches by W, 6-1 and lo-t
~eores 0\'et Platl.evllle and
Loras opponents, rupee·
tlvelv.
Wanta ddealt'd Loras' L!o
Czuviounke 10·2 a n d
dis posed of Plattevill e's
counterpart 6-2,7-5.
McNeel beat Plalteville'a
Rhett Mol.st.u &-1 , &-2, then
defeated his Lolu opponent
Pham combined v.ith Dave
i-'letcher to win doubles
matches both mects . while
freshmen Mike L.twis, Rick
Wan ta and Bruce McNeel
each \lo'On ain&les matches
both dayl.
The
Pham -F ietcher
doub iH team beat their
Platteville opponents 7-5 , 1-1,
then clispoHd of their Lorn
compe:Utorl lll-2.
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CNR calendar
A.,.-11 :M, I p.m. Society ol
Americ:an Forn:ten ISAF I
~~~:=.~~!f:
liont will be' held . OUt standinl SAF member award
11.i ll bepresented . ~Hui
Lee will ahow 11ides
rrom the
Spring TTi p. Free Beer ,
T
Members , r equ i r ed
In room 2111, CNR.
Anyone who wa nta to take
the bul lO Oam Lalle Sum·
mer Se:uion m1111t ~n the lilt
which Is posted outside room
107, CN R . Priority given to
the first 25 people who l!gn
up . ~ will leave 10 a .m.
Sunday , May II, rrom lot D,
at·
-. s-llaal8g «
S120.00 fo.- aumm..- •
ptl•ate room · kitchen
tflldlnce 11 room 121 A·B,
University Center.
MayC.7 p.m . A Fisherlea
Seminar : Coho Salmon In
Jeff Patt, UWS P pole vaulter, figures
to be one of the Pointers' strong contenders In thi s weekend's WSUC track
meet at Colman Field. Photo by Roger
W. Barr.
'
La ke Michi&an: m igration,
hominaand sport r!Shery. Al
Schoo and Al Sc.holz, UW
Mad ison and Jim &lum&art,
DN R, r~ llZ, CNR.
SCSA nd SSSA· Glcuaries
have arrived. Pick yours up
"Reual."R.For the Outdoor Man
ALPINE CORDS
APO tributes Gelwicks
i.
Mark Shively , graduating outdOOC' recre;.Jon . facility
Alpha Al i Omeaa cAPO l
Rf"vk'e frat.emity at UWS P se nior , r eceived a com · with the UH of t1rH for
has dediuted ita 19'75 pledge m\"l'ldation for outstanding children involved In the Head
~des
claU in memory or its outits; tnditional
atandins member a decade
qowbolaabothe namesake im·olvement In helping ad·
mini5ler Red Crou Wood·
of~eb~th~J!:i~l~ mobile visiu to Stevens
GdwkkJ or F"reeport, IL, was Point , the frater nity hu
given at a sprinJ banqtJCt by raiKd f~md5 from an Ugly
Gdwk:U' Swimming Cbadl, Man Contest to build an
Lynn ' Red' Blair .
~::J.'.:;;m..~t~
visita by ch ildr en to •
Humane Society facility to
teach proper ha ndling of
anlmalsandarepreparlng to
sponsor a book exchan&e
sen"ice for U'NSP students.
th~~irG~!1c':: ~!~ r;:::;:=~::=::;::::=:::::::=~::=::::;::=:::~~::jl
fr aterni ty complemented one
another because both stood
::'
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"one
or the fineat swimmers
'<~'e've ever
r~ . · ·
had in thia con·
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Pointers between 11163 and
19S7 and set several con-
ference records. lie died In
Decem ber or Jf70 dter
1\avint had both of hla ltid-
Henry .2
BIRTHDAY
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oor
s·,-1-..
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~:~.~.;r·~
SATURDAY, MAY 3
•· m•m...-. '" '" ""'
• LOTS OF FREE BEER
swimmer.
~~~~&~!~~
;~~~~un~ors:n:he~
where Gdwicka taucht lmme d iately after h ia
'""~';""
Du r ilfg '""'
t he UWSP.
proa r am.
Jama Olriatmaa was installed u chaptn- president .
Mic hael Croaby n vice
president, Dan Yerke aa
treaa u re r , L uth l n a a
secretary and Gear y Searfosl
asaluulni~ary .
IDE s
-entertafnment by0 d
th" o
CRYING
SHAMES
A NATlONAL RECORDING GROUP WITH SUCH
HIT RECORDS A S • VEHICLE • SUGAR & SPICE"
• UP ON THE ROOF • LA GOOOBYE • IT COUlD
BE WE' RE IN LOVE
&
:-S4tt;':;n~;~·ltt:..Ma5
'·
men rnese mu!lo-pockel pllniS are tnc
gre;ll&$1 SrlrOO!flyi)OI;:Iu~1S IOU1•nlr001
and two on bKk Rovgn Rtdcr oHcrs ll'lem
IOyGUJnaehOo(;clollrnecorduroyor
shong ··SourdOugh · COIIOI'I l!l('l'od r ull
C1,1!IOfCOfT1IO<I ChoiCCOI CoiOI$
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Sec! II'IC -'.lponc Shons J\v;JOIIIblc on umc
llbi'ICSind ltiWIIIOVScolof$
the sport shop
Page 10
THE POINTER
May 1, 1975
Enrollment limits have little effect at UWSP
byllrlan/llack
UW enrollment limits will
ini tinll y have ll ttleaffect on
UWSP,orflclalslllld.
- n1 1be r t F'n ull, UWSP
registrar, said he doesn't
antielpate much change in
~.uc:"!':J~~~he projeeted
1975-1& fall enroUm~t rigure
slandsati,035,saidf'aust.
Compa«d wi th last fall's
enrollment fi&ure of I.Of2..
lhn'e is a difftTmC:e of less
than 10 51udents, he said.
Faull ad ded that the
number of app licatio ns
received Is running hl&her
now th an a t the same time
las t yea r . But this may only
beduetostudentspanlcking
1
~
ndgcuin&thel rapplieat.io!llll
a rl y,hesaid.
ul llolman, oltheUWSP
Of« of Management In·
roc-mation, said only "lime
willtell-..'hethtrthi..--..iu
change at UWSP." A lot of
potential s tudent s a re
''shotR~mnl n& ", or applying
to more than ooe university,
llolman said . This makes it
diUleulltosayhowmanywill
actu:ally end up 111 UWSP, he
said.
in r egard to academic
staff, Holman said , " We're
trylngtokeepaa manyaswe
ca n."
"We mus t plan co n servatively for enrollment
gains, " llolman said, because
thingsarejusttoouneertain
at this point. Aa fOf' im·
m e diate . eh111nges t n
en rollment , llolman sai d
there will be "Ini tia lly,
prob.1blevcry li ttla,"
Hobert Doyla, Ullstan t to
the preslderit of the UW
System, aald two year
enrol lmentlimlts-..'t'reputon
UW campuses at Madison,
Eou Oaire, l.aCroase and
Stout .
Limits were imposed
bec<~u:seoflnaumclf!fltfunds
provided for in Gov . Patrick
J . Lucy's propoH'd t97S..71
budget, aald Doyle.
Funding may be incr~ased
by"aslightamount"atthose
c11mpuses receiving 'extra'
st udents. accord ing to the
jointrtnancecommlltee,s.nld
Doyle. ' 'The amounll ol the
inc r eases, though, a r e
unkno-..·n." he aald.
Doyle added that the
registrationlimitsahouldnot
affect returning atudenll, but
that i ncomin& freshman
should apply as early as
possible.
When aske d whethe r
minoriUes-..ill be touched by
the lim its, Doyle said that
each campus will be workln&
out wpya to maintain
minority enrollment levels .
AI a whole thi np are more
oc-lessintheair a tth istlme,
said Doyle.
Historically,lhiswillbethe •
first enrollment limitation
f!\'er impoit<l on the UW
System .
sta t~
UWSP newsbrlels
tor the May
COIIUnulaJ SC..duta: p,e
II Commencement will be Student Government r«enUy
available at the University au thoriud a eh.lrce In the
Store, Universit y Center, ~lley for luulna student
from I a .m . unU I 4 : 1~ p.m ., .Jdenliflu llon cards . Ef·
May S through t . GraduilliOfl feetive wllh the aeeond
Announcement&
a r e semester, '74· '15, atudents
::;::~"s!,'!~.va i l ab\e for will be blued one 10 card for
Cs p and G-n•
The Board of Regents has approved
registration limits for some UW cam puses, but what effect will these limits
have on UWS P? Photo by John Hart.
:u!:fy~_ as~
who were blued 10 cardl for
the second temester, "74--.,,
and wbo return toaebooltor
, lhefirs t semester,.,_'71, wl.l l
be required to retain the
s.ame 10 cardl. The charge to
cean IOcard 11 n .
SANDAL $ALE
1 to 58 OFF
5
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ALL STYLES
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ALLCOLORS
,:....
NAME BRANDS
LEATHER UPPERS
~AY;- M~~
~~~hre:.t~~~r: ~~-
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SEE OUR SELECTION
OF SPORT & DRESSY
SANDALS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
ild~~ts
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There will be a &rowp
poetry readin& on Friday,
May 2 at 7:t0 p.m . In the
Communication room of the
Univenity Center.
lneludedin thlsreadinJwlll
ilnd Jim Black and thrft
Milwaukee p oets . Th e
r eading is aponaored by
Uoiveralty
Wrltera .
A May IS cleadJiae to apply
for seholal'lhlp awuds bas
been aet by the Polia h
Millenium
Comml llfe .
Sludenu ol Pollah descen t
and thole enrolled In an
~i~~:.?t~le~ayeo~ea': .";.
plicaUona from the Polis h
MiUenl um Committee 1401
:j_Uneoln Ave., Mllw.ukee,
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May I, 1975
Stevens Pond
THE POINTER
Page 11
by Copt. TEE VEE
Church
announcements
Puce UnUf11 O narch ol
Chrbl : 1748 Ob:on St ., Sunday Sct'vke at 10 a.m .
~·······
Fin l U..p Ua l IAmerlun l
Cluarch : 1941 Chuf.C.h St .,
SUnday~l«sat
IO:Ua.m.
and 7 p .m .
St. Paul'• U.lt.td Metllodhl
Ourcii : IOO Wlllhlrt' Blvd.,
Sunday ~ at 10 a.m .
Tbt Eva•aellcal Free
O.wcb : YMCA Bulld1ng , 1000
Divltion St ., Re v. Fred
Moore , Paslor : :14HIOI3,
Suoday
~-9 : 30
~p. ~.
a .m .
:b: H~:
"n-lllily t..ikn• Ctnatcll :
corner or Cart and Rolen
St ., Puton : OOver LiiUr
and Dtnlel Ulzer. Sunday
Servkaaref:30and II a .m .
Newnua
Uahe rall y
Pa r l1h : Newman Chapel
! basement of St. Stan's
Chu rch) , Cloister Chapel,
IJOO Maria Drive. Weekend
Mauet : Saturday, 4 and &
p . m .• Newman Chape l ,
Sunday 10 a.m., Newman
Olapd, 11 :30 a.m., CloiJter
Cbapel, f p .m .• Cloister
Qlapd . Weekday Maues : rlllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
=~yNt~~ahn ~iafPe~~
Confcuiona: Saturda)'l, 5:15
p.m., Newman Olapcl or
anytime by appointmmt.
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C••·
L11tilcn• St•tle•l
au all y: Peace Campus
Cftlter,CornerofMiria Drive
and VIncent St . Service with
Eudlarilt, Thw-.day , ' p.m.,
Puc::e Cam p111 ~ter and
Sund1y1. 10:30 a .m ., Puce
C. mpua~ler .
FRI. MAY 2
11 ,oo a .m. • 6 ,00 p.m. - COFFEEHOUSI'
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~OPINION
u_.fP
POINTER
Films survey tells results
~oleUtt,
,
The Unlveraily .'Ac:tivitiN
Board IUAB I FUnu ())m .
mlttee received a small
respon~e to the!.r N'Ye)' in
the
April
u ls&ue or the
Polatn . •
cur rent film a, such aa T'he
t-aest y.,d, and Marder o.
the0rie11t1E~n•.
The nlma Commlllft has
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appeared on their prevkNI
lilt.
They q:ain ulc that in·
lerated lludtnt.l cbeclc the
the dlolce or rums booked. rums that they would !\Ice to
Dnr H.l&er,
book. for and IC wewU your
Accordlna to the ewvey, aee at the university next
Thi.J 1 u~ Alpha Pht
book. - will take 10 pm:mt the tlx mOlt-wanted niiiUI
CAPOI will ~ fftllaiblbhln& o( your price to COYer han- from the lilt, In order of ~arandwril eln anyother
the used book exchuae - dlitlaand the tlm.e apmt. Nut
1
prCJCTam • .
fall the actual aale will take
Boot vr.dlance ila ta'Vict
place whne we will try to sell Paplll• . ht GuTd.
for thole students wilblftl to
books to atl.ldenta nHdina
•U unwanted books eollected them for their cl.uan. U the
over- the ~ - Anyone wtth
boots are sold, you wUI
En1li1h, AnthropoloiJ , receive the mOM)' C'Ollected, wtff~.,!'~\~S:~~xp:O:!~ TueWy,
Communication or other. if the boob are not sold the
boob, uu 11 a areat op- boob can be picked up after
portunityforyoutowll your thel.lle.
sldrratlon .
Friday, Mty t
unneeded books.
Boob will be collected at a
Alter the r.lma llat was After Hours
Here'• how the book n:· aolicitatlon booth In the lloTitttn and tubmltted to the Saturday, May 10
chance worb. You brina
Univen.ily Center on May Pol11tu , the UAB Fllmt After HCU11
your boob that you wbh to 7,a,t and 12,13 from 12 DOOn Comm iltee chairman a t · Sunday, May II
wllto the tolicltatlonbootha unlil3p.m.
knded a convention of lhe Early After Hour•
in front ol the Unlvft'llty
Thll II an eJ:cellmt op- Nalion1l
Entertainmen t Aflft" HOirl
Store oa the daya ma~Uonecl. portwlity to aave money by Confer~ . Yotlert he wu Monday, May 12
We wW then take your boob seUinllhole unwanted boob. informed thlt many more Altt!' Hours
and Jive you a recdpl for
DaaVme
films are now nallable for T\le:ld.ay, May 13
thoM collected. You wW tel
APO Be a ll E sciU IIfe lrliftf'Sity lhowtnp. 1bese Alter HOIIS
thepriceyouwlah to MUthe Cllalr•a•
are popultr ud fai rly Wednnday, May 14
APO holds book sale :ua:.1f~:t!ct::U~~
Omea•
~'':~!•. "'t~:~· o:;:~
u• l.lbrary hours announced
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ft!:U~~r~~~~ :?;:.
for finals week
M.ty f·!b.lraday,
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