Worth looking into
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g
•
'
lt.ut~ted
HOuse, f1rat Baptist
Church, 1141 Cburc b Street ,
lpOIIIGnld t., Sleftal hint Jlmlor
w-•'1 Oub, lhd¥enity Playen,
=r:.=.
~~~~
to UNICEF.
UAB FUm : JEREMIAH JOHNSON, 7:30 p.m . f'nllram BMq.aet
Rm.-uc.
UAB Coffeeboale, •n rm Coft'eettou.-uc.
t.lnlvenity FUm Sodet)' prweata
NIGiff 0P THE UVING DEAD,
t :30 6U :30pm . Prqrram Ban~
Rm.-uc.
I.Adurel : .,,,, • pn .
Quaid GJ111·FWdboule.
Arta 6
SltiiiUy, Neor-Mr l
UWSP PoiaWn n . Rh'• Pan.
tPareaW O.y), 1:30 pm. Goerke
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Dl'ril'al..ate.
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• 'pm. f"roonm ..... Room·
uc.
tfuDUIW aauc. 7;»to rmCIIIMP o1 Nahn1 ~ 0e1r
..._,,,.,_._a
'l'brre•re-m~aboul
the ·~ge l.lrian movemmL A Vf'l~naa
NIJIIO.,_torHih,bdJtvi"'INttll('
et~tl ng of animals Is klllin& us.. or thto
animals. or the 1t.rvlq ellewhn?. tor
all lhroto.
:~::'~="::.;~.':!;=;:;:
r
Thtl.:lckdUpoiiUOft
by the ldilal l' ainur le:l•·e mt at no
KIIII•IIU
s~~~·::· thai 1M
M N th.l sbrenrwmftl the numbrr~~~~r
aUM ol elllll:ff, for m&IIY rra-.
eamnocm~c rema~ hllrmcnn; ,.,..
&ivtft 10 anlm~~b. C.ncw niiiMIIf;
iwle
d IIUCh • film.
e.·tnlhaulhap<&tlatla,andatloudl)'
a~Yietnam.tidesunnwdiatrlybf&ln
fonnulflthaiel)"ff'''inla•'OI'd"'l\lirrd
Milium nltratern.kesmut rfd lni'CIIor
ne-d flesh Ns rn.ny times mllr'l' . .
andyOUt iJilled~hbrn l P,blhll•·eyetiO
and veaetables beeaUM an IIUIIIII
('OOI('ent notesODT. dieldr\n. chlorda,..,
ttc . In his tiuves. The a~rra~t
.
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.mic>de~ntnitfd l nltttuonlnull
sway lnt'. You're livi,. in a pill d
ye11rbooband ltt ter l,.·t~~~ trn. In Ins
~ \HIN:
Wrkunle Ill \he
Sta &rd Sevrnties.
Adml\tfd, " II NrU and Mi. ." Wll I
Nlf·lta n ·rdproduffion: tM NU'ciiTK'
dfaslatal,....olutioclaeyheroes.r.rn
thouJ h 1My pe rpetra ted horrart
tlwnDelva.andlinleauration•·upaid
the Amennn f~G!te mo•~mt~~t·but
•·l'lallheyrt<'Oiniu.i,and ... hat )'IIU
IIM.'Itea ter'l hel rtbutls7Zpermln.~k,
wsst lar • vecn..riln. Thebatlrr~o~ill
mot u dud •rirn.ll an 1111mbrr aJ
.. J h ll~li
lion percai!~mU~ti
perttnt
food poilonir«fallht'"
) l'lf ly.
KllllqliM' ..I. . ta
Sbugh~rhouae auffft'illl il hMiclrw
fTliiTI III. In MidilonW IIc. IIDO ppu
hour•re,~ded ontoconveoyorbttll
wilhlhotklnarodl. VegNrian~ brl~r••
ttuotltlswrorwtotluteaulferini(UdiO
kill Cllbn' aftturel for our lpPf'\1\rt,
that It 111 form of humlln chauv1nu.m.
An•malle~~nnotspeak, bul theyiUfl'tr
Th e s hort hil h s hr ieks 111 a
sbulht~ live e....._ d •
tmsiveaul fft'inr..
KIUiq 11M' 111nU1
Mrat rames from Kn ln waste. Onr
powldolrntatresulll fnm 21 pt~~~ndld
foodaivenlhe l nimal Ollil)' prOillctl
requlre•loaollto 4 poundl:of .,.alll
perpaundofdll ry. Pniltptrli(Tf'hll
mmTY TWO limes the yidd ~~
ll llimlll protein h... Th lrl y , ...
fNilllria .. unliveonlheumellfl'llllll'
~mlabellh~rale in.iJihedrllrf'ttll .,
,.·hlchthty rt~:Ofnited.lnd"·hatyou_
IHdrn. And that
is,..~
the Sugfd
~~~~+!it~::~~:
Gf'der from the ' rilhl and wiUIIUI
thl'*in& lromlhfldt ila llabaul ill
naP! to.~rM 111 ,rt S.l ~¥«~. 1 Itt d
laiO'S that would rru.b dkU tarshlp
......
And a,.·tft altrrf'ordp•·r h;,"l
won'\ mtt~tloo Squraky In my antt.
crime lpt«h". ROC'krirlltr sue hiJ
"u'ltre-~ damtstk: in~lli~tnce ;,
nrcesuey" discwrw.
A twple of mono. "''' S.ra J allt
M ~~~~H "'lllnt~ieoo'rd 1111 KPt'A in S. n
f'rlnllkll. and llle t.aard of havtna
beftaant' BIWarrrwr t ulfJhe,..rre
dollt l and r mpN.Hml the Weer d
lnc:rratrdllll'\~llla nc1'. Nawhetsholl t
the l'f'l"'idtnt will. of C'IIUrw. bfi111
uoneh8vy tne~tmter.
Ou rorpnb •lionila -profii iJGUP
mwhidl peaplewortfwSS a ,..ert, and
roam a nd board. We are lodti~l«
~~lllrian activilll. If you arr In·
tl'fft ll!d 111 helplna, or ' wantlurl""r
informatiall !If' free ~,et.arian ~IP"
,..ri ~ Amt rica ll Ve~lllria M It 8011 :lout
Akron. 0tUo .Ut3.
abou \ 1Mrt~~ sfd5Urvei llalll'e. Ande~r
:=::..~~
7 ...... .......... S.Dqlllt RID.~
~
~..;
Te ~ l'olnloff,
•
Tbepalltil:allndphi ........l iuuel
tnUIIJitd in the film " li N t tli and
~l lndl". and ta a hiptr cksr«', the
lll«~~~~ITK'ntooit.
f"riilaJ, (k..... Sl
.....,.......... .
on alternative
pointer bodmouthed
Talllf t•oolall'r.
a!.s-:
Trip-New •
Pnbelleolc Couaell Houn of
"lhooua~,HOpm .
- ' - u c.
RHCIIorie : Bl.U!:WA.T'Eil.
WRITE DEA111. I Jllll· Oebot .
,....., . ~.
UAB '1\rk lnnllldoul Art Show, t
a.m .4 p..1111 . ~-uc.
Unlvenlty P"Bm Sodet7 preleQt.l
P'ELLINI'S SOMA. 7 6 1: 15 p.m.
Pn&ram ...... Rm ..UC.
RHC Moorie : BLUE WATER,
WHrTE DEA'nl, I p.m. Aneo •
·w__,.,, *".....,.'
Univenity FUm Society preMnt.l
. THE DAY THE EARTH SI'OOD
SflLL, 7 p.m. and THINGS TO
COllE, t p.m . Pro&ram ~
Rm ...UC.
Arts 6 Led...,.: AMERICAN
CHAMBER BALLET, I p.m.
Jenkia n.;tre-nne Ar11.
T!u'ldly, Nootemblr •
wander "'"Y the I!. Ovtr~ment
provoeurun who killed Popeye
Jaduonfor beillgalliriormtrlelhrr·an
aclmillfd lnlonntr-li~ af~ r the Kl"t'A
brwdcut! lltrlllillianwunotyf't
_,...
U. Wlb-. D. Jaal. N. Slarin r. M. K•n:•
8ombin11•nd •Hiinp "'tre rtpartrd
lnSeatllelnretalliatian lar thelltara\
lnftl I n \he Mille d the G-.,e
Jackson Bnpdr, u lhoulh he wwld
hlv ~ a ppro ve d s u ch a n 1 nti ·
who's to bla me?
~lllutionaeyac:LAnd.il'l(llrioullhll
lhet'81foundt,..oloothil!,h mari}utrw
~ inthe llarrita panlnt'IIIIIIC'tlhe
arrat of Pally. 1i~ Cannibis S. t1va
Ta llltf'ool•ur,
Saine of the lnunediate re-ctionl to
:'~:'~l:'~':n~',;l: :!':
~e · ~·;Yn'f:;;·:ti~thM~;;
~n";lleca:them around w11h her
t:'~i~ 0w~':=t.:~7~~;;
rou~:e-:_:~~). :~=J':ra~'::~i
t.7=:'t~,.;:':~:Jl ~:~;::av:.7
:;~ 1\.,:UK~:e~wue~:,.n:e 1=.!:
Many •ccvlll i - made with ltlllr " ' :
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:~::. :":'er:~~· ~~,~~~~r.~
maybe you' re fu~an«d bJ'IheC:IA I I an
~~~~~=:-:111.
m:::e:!=':;,~:;.a'n!':!:,!
l
t re
now to be r«e~nlted ~nd ltiHIK'II
~~?nc~:V!~. ~. ',':!~ :.:;~
....... ..__..ndaNTM.
1t Is mo-t
unfonurw tt that ""'
~lmcsloeam tllt w•y we dt, buill
ducky rubbers
hlll hiiP!lffltd.IOfet'II II IN!re intbt
rnwrnin&. We mull apply to ~
11tua1iall \he ratioraliu.tlon \hal ,.
lnhenontl nhllhtrecllcllion•ndlllt
broth«hoodenmpllfledlnlht!Sia)ffi
wpnlu. tion. n.treila need rorhumln
rapeon. WeneedtoJoveandhtlp. r!GI ·
hlnderanddftJ.raf,
UAB PU.m : 11lE WAY WE WERE,
it
p.m. Protram Banquet Rm.·
(
t
On ·the c:Over
good old boys?
greek to me
Telllel'lb"".
T• 1M PM&«,
Tbultten vl Alpha Slpa Alpha, one Ill
the Grefck Orpniutioal bert on tamp.~t,
fdt II - . a r y Ia infc:rm aU of )'CIU
lAtus pray •••
Thenffln
~~~~~r:~~~~orJ~~~~,:'~
draped in c!Hnkin
·-
drenchedlnbftr
atop it ~mut
C:.::". ~re~mi~!lt,·=~
aNI O¥W the crou
pllceapoiDtedluiL
Ltt. us.U
filldCOII\fort
in thit uttennce
equali1111 thlil rJ.PI.Lrote,
Eidlm.t.nn.
andthtc*akibo)'s
.a81.lffy't.
KariGan.on
tumta•-~onehu Pf'Oblcml, people
wllo lihlaltttin¥CIIvedwlthlilt. Pled&l~
mtaa GrKk OrpnizaliOD is DGt whtn we
malteyau.theP'edle,doactlv"ltlotiiU..I
..-auldtmbarnuyou«us,bul rathef" lhe
=~~~r~:~:~~~~!~~
=~~::=~:!:"~
~ttontendtoaU.
Ctttok,_.a
Cfftl
t.fore)'OU
~lieve lhe stereotype pull on !be wanL
1'rvat y~. naC wblot othtn tdlyau..
Some Ill us Wfff! anU-Cndl. IIJIIU wt
- atom izedTallie P llalon':
People:&roupinatccetbertalllabclut
pricstolaU~eommoditlml,bul
esperilliJthe~cott.oldedric:IIJ'.
Just.~iftcdoeul'tdomudl..butlt'aa
brKUWrc.
=:~~~~~~"F-;E:~~
lcgtthl!r .
"J1o4o Sb!HS of AtpU SiiiU Alpb ~y
EWmr:ity! In April "7!. W.-Jn
I.J&hl Co. .enta no~~
Poww and
kl.s.ti~IPSCbearinp..-btna
~I rille: irlcl'tlllte aDd chlnclu:
rate tdwduln will be C'ODSiderML"
The lnlth Ia now applnnt. pe:r
Wiscoula R.apid.s Tribune • · 11·7$.
''Uti.litJ rate bib ap&.IDed." (Rapidly
JltOCiudlw
IIUf.._r
po"'!!': risU11 nuckv lwl ~ ~ Vet .
1tonielolly, In April '75, Public Service
Clapp ..lei tha (OIIIdn't
Comm~r
ha pp en ; "U n ltaa wa caD
aatdlyiiUnltlvmthatltlldelrtll'ler17la
::.zc=-.~==~
o1 tncn.W~& dedr~ ntn far U. nut
»,:S,::::;.;;.., note"'* to HnM ; pu
Dodd :.u.-..
Publichmrinpwillbe-ed
~- wm you be atiMH bearklp! You
are PEOPl.E POWER, with an optioll
IOUMINtatrcn&th-
UtititlnwouldlikeaU~II;ofthrir
nuclear power nat1.1ru
publldy
PREPAID thnlu&b f'iKtf'k Ute raiNs
andt.uu. nw, llbouida'tt:.eallowed lo
izltludeillralehiktslheeallsoftoaAlnlo:Wteru:lelr plaatJtiOl;ret Ill
~=~,!::-U:.e~:,".~~
enerp that doeta't _yet EXIST, toc:vura&autilltintoupallll.I!Mdedor
..._
W\lc(Nia Lepl.atla'e ha peMed a
COI'Itn~Wnialnuclearpowerplant lltina:
biU. Locala.~ttolwasMCri!ked. Three
P\lbllcSt~~u"tbl!
final ..y .. ODdedrie111k~­
GotreJ" IIOI' Llluy appoU!ted thew
c.n.ru.uonen.
It il: i n - belt iflterlsl, with a
nudfoar pci'IO"ff' plant propoeed lor
Rudolplllal!dolhn'Wileonsinarea.a ) kl
~~-=:.~~~~~~~~
bathef"lhem.
BullttiU. _.-cn, lac:ta.llnaMa.
andyou, ucariD&Pf!OPk.laWJftS.
---"""~ ..
pnvnt 1ood-..;,u,
~mimtion and
:::'~~r':':Xtsa!.r~.bNtinp
Write fc:r ~£•erybody'1 w-,";
AuWmn '7S, Bo1 4lll , ~- WI.,
~!:,c.Mttat>....wto.
OD tbetp0rt1 ,.._ ......... ,.,..tol tM late~~ e«an. by
tbe-'-W~udGIC!Knllllllllhnaol the~.
OUr 'IDtro,._....... ~.u.arta,....
I
.-c:-a.-:::n.;..dill-===-.::.=:-.=
. ,.. ............ .
..... .,........ ,._tdut.ab:lr.
~afaa " ltlterimfbtelncreaM
t Eift:\ridtyt7..21ps-C'tllllilllheFona
olaSurdlllrae:vantrdbytbePIIblic:
Srrvice: Commlaion, Man:b 11, '75,
Doc:ktc a-u.-.. na doc:ket it aubJ«t
mcalatift& totW ol
Under the cover
soda l arpniutlan.
EKII of the G~ .-pnlulianl line a
withaPKIOJ1ll
more on Sun-Saver
Tetloe Pill•""
.-.u...-.. Wroact ....
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . u.
.
~
....
i1Uiilinreprdlolhelcttft"abou1Sim
Savn-. Inc . by Bob Rouda La thl! Oc:L M
Fintrnay l sayU..tl~witlllfto.tot
AU.Of'ft8AND..U: .•..
wtll.l Mr. RGUOI "1S- I 6e-plare !be
~Ave. a~dl used in tbl! 54111
Savn-prtttrloLitlan. ~lactaand
twiltitrC..ItatemelllatoMi&lllenlheimale
ol one'a own produtt -.ld lawn- !.hat ot
..._.
=td~ e:C.~~ !r:~:;
The attac:k on ''paptr'' lcientiiU wu
ptrhapa unwarranted. Ulldtrtakln& Ill)'
prabltmwitllollt~tholehton
dnip.~ . -itf~t)", ttc.
~~~;-~~r~~"':.:."!~
paptr r-rdl can abo be twisted and
misleactin&- Wltnas many ol tile
" propaPftda" type rdeuet olthl! AEC lA
r«entye.rsaplllll.thl! ltNibl.llty olaalar
tnon"JY. And' rse~n:h 1s
just
pla inwrona w"'-ddnn onlybebomeout b)'
practica l application to tht prob~- Tbe
-u-
t•oa~- ~andprac:tk:al,
-I'*Piraillt.
Tbe paiD! il, that
-mac will
diM&~
until -tlli~Npptt~~. lbf.Ue-v-t,attll.lt
pOint lntirM.t.hatwblo t -needbac:tlon!
'nib c-an take tht form ol t lt.lla" paptr
rcsnrdlorprac:tka l aperimentatlcrl, bVI
It hal to happen. I personally do naC llawt
the m.wy c:r property to lnvnt In a aalar
i..ulla tionblat l willecntlnue toGo
-..·llatewtr Inn bt)'ond that lo futthtr Itt
doft-
· nYtlttter.ltlnaowayia~uan
attadlonMr. RoudaOf"llilicku«ac:tionl
l!":.:
=~:::!..t~~e ~;!
solarfu.mac:em•ynaC be the moat tf.
fidtnturitpoMibleanditmayevtntolt
him ll'l«t' economleally than 1o blovt
mntlnuedwltllecnvtntlonallltat ; we6on't
know yet. But his Installation baa and will
mntlnue to ~-ave fcui.l 1.. 1 merv and
poooridls a •Oftite madtl fc:r tumiMtlon
and ll udyfc.-Gllwn. l , lc.- -.ama.tad
Mr. S«Ur hu taUt! the ini llatl•e lo act
inalatle•ay onlllacommllmeftttaiiOiar
....
~.
Series 9, Vol. 18, No. 11
Classical
Music
Sunday's
Sam ti ll noon
at
90 FM
are
Special
Music
noon till 3
3 till 7
The Country
10 till 2
Casanova
The
Doe
7 tilllO
r-·---·-·-------
DENJM JEANS
ALL SIZES
IN STOCK!
LEVIS:
LEE:
SMALL BELLS
BIG BELLS
BUSH JEANS
SMALL BELLS
(PREWASH & REGULAR )
WRA~L~R:
WHER_E?(j
MEDIUM BELLS
,______ +
CLOTHES FOR MEN
.
Un-boobing the tube
llyS. uyNanJ
Minority tastes in Central
Wisconsin will no longer have to
l't'ly on
comm~dal
networks for
television vie wi ng . A new
channe l h as come to
town. This last 'A'ffil:tnd (.llannel
20 on the UHF dial ~gan tran·
0
.smitlingregularprograms.
This channel ..,;u orovicle the
local medium for the programs
produced by the Public Broad·
i4f!Y
ca.stingCorporationy.ohic.h isfunded
by the
e
e
fede ral gov ' t , These
programs are especially aimed for
minority tastesandhen.:edonot
a ppu l to mass audiences .
Howt\'tr , there aN! program s for
enr ybody a t lust once or twice a
week .
e
Allotrnaleviewlng
ThouaP the channel de~·otes its
da y to prese nting progra ms
primarily for schools, its eveni ng
programs provide a divftSity ol
vie wing which can bes t be
~
de:scribl.-dasanalternate tothe
commercial telly . The evening
segmtntoltheeducation.alchannel ,
as it is popularly known , commences at .f pm . F'rom !OUT to
e\e\·en the channel affords its
viewersalooltatthemaglcal world
oftribtsinthe ''TribalEye", apeep
into the life of Jenny Olurchill ,
mother of Wins ton Chur chill.
maybe an open• oo some nighl5 and
a symphooys tillonothers. Theatre
isnot ignored sooocea v1eek the
channel will provide free accns to
some of thegreat.est shows in the
Masterpi«e Thu tre series.
Why
the name educational
televQion? l askt'd the spokesman
at Madison. "This ls amisleading
name••,.e. got when the ft'deral act
wa s pa ssed." ' he said . The
spokesman assured me that this
channel .,.,.ould be anything but
educational . " We provide so many
entertaining programs that it would
behardtocalluseducationai." But
the name.sticlu a nd many people
are still under the impression that
they would be constantly subjected
to a thoroughly boring analysis of
the latest political developmenl5.
As I pointed out earlier. they would
be wrons . But they could be right to
a51Ume this on some nicJits.
Silent TV
Public affa irs ia indeed one of
their pet programs. They range
from the spicy a nd witty "Fire
Une " ho&t.ed by none other than
Willia;, Buckley, to the Captioned·
ABC Evening News for the hard-«-
Other programs auch as " Book
Beat" and "Soundstage" provide a
diUuent Insight
Into hwnan
civilization.
MontyPylhon
Lovers of comedy and laughter
are not ignored either. Mont y
Python appea rs· r egula r ly on
Tuesday at 9 pm. Monty Python,
originally rrom BBD, is now one of
the world's best known comt'dians
and prOYides humor not often seen
in this country.
The station. as I mentioned
earlie r. iaontheUHFdial, whichis
below or nex t to the rqular dial.
JustswitchtherqulardialtoUand
adjust the other dial to 20. Lo and
behold, you a re watching onl! of the
many sh~'S on wh ich you may
ac tually !cam somett!iq. Howeo.·er.
if still you do not re<:eive the signal
then you donothave the r lghtantenna . F"or UHF reception you will
need a separate UHF antenna.
Within 25 mlles of Rib l\10Wltain
only an indoor antenna will be
required,butbeyondthatanou tdoor one may be neceu.ary. We
ha\·e beenasauredthat thisp.u-chase ~~oill not deprive you of more
0
~::n~~ ih:rr:eh~~":~sbt~d.....~ich
you will be
e~posed.
OnuWe•The Teltron cable TV operation
locally tells us that they have made
plans to add channel 2D to the
seni~ they prOYide. ChaMel 20
'would replace channel 10 (also an
cducational station ) onNovember9
if final approva l is receivt'd from
the FCC.
hearinl~. l nthisran ll,evouwilll"inda
large repertoire of news shorts
whichnotonlywillboreyoubutalso
help you learn something and
~orne perhaps. a more informed
dtiz~ .
There are even several programs
which would pertain to many
stud ents' m ajors or interestl
directl y. For example. the ltltion
a irs " Mainstreaming the Exceptional child " on Monday at ~ : 30 ·
pm. This program deals with
cla:<sroom te<:hnlquea for an exceptional child and how to auess
and teach this type of child in
academic areal. Several other
programaofthiJnatw-eareairedin
the morning starting at hair past
se;e~enta not interesled or turned
on bv educational programs need
not des~ir. Or. Jacob Bronowskl
lx"ingsyouaweeklyprogram ?nthe
"~I of Man" and In eacll
sea:ment he deals with one specirlc
ar~ofrnan 'a cultural evolution.
TuNiNG IN
Tl..t.Ut-r; IN OWfEL 20 IS SHfl.. E IF YOt..R SET IS EQJJPP£0 WITH
A l.liF RECEIVER (ALL SETS SOLO AF1ER APRIL, 1961+, ARE). a-.1
YO..R SET YOJ SH:lULD SEE A LHF TI..Nit-G DIAL FOR OWf-.IELS l't83 tEAR THE 'MF DIAl (QioWI!El..S 2-13). SOP-'E TV SETS I"AY
KA.VE A DIFFERfNT ~ FOR lHE LHF DIAL
QIQ: YOJ 1 VE fOlH) lHE DIALS, SET 1lif 'MF DIAL ON
''U'' (USuALLY f'£XT TO "2") . N:1r1 SLOWI...Y 1\.RN TI-E l.tiF Tl.Nit-G DI AL.
UNTIL YOU GET A P ICTURE AT THE OiAN'EL 20 POSITJCN . M:>ST
SETS HAVE A l.tiF "Fit<£ T\.NI~ .ADJUSTMENT" WHIOi stfJUlD BE
TLRNEO SLOWI...Y TO GET THE BfsT PICT\.R.E/SOlU> C()o'BJNATICN .
( a-1 SOPE SETS, n-E BEST P ICTlRE MAY co-£ IN AHY'Wt-£Rf FRCfol
IS TO 25.)
Where ·your dollars go
The student activity fee
by JUIIJavrnqt
Have )OOU evu ,.·ondered what
)'OW' Activity Fee ns and how it is
s pent'! Uyou an a full -time student
you are ~barted SotS a yur. The fee
po~ys for campus len'i«S and ac tivities.
The Student PlaMina Pf'oCram
Bud&et Analysis Committee (SPBACI determines how the fee
money will be spent . The Artivity
Fee.Budget for the fiJcal year TS-741
lsetat SlOI,OOO, an IDCJ"U~~tof
$tUOOov« lastfikalyear.
The bud&tt Is dlvlded Into five
majorarus ; IIF'tneArtl·$71,000,
2) Athletics - $11,310, Sl Co m munkallon&· Me,S30, 41 A.etlvltles
and Entertainment · US,UO, S)
Student Government Activlties136,~-
The Polat.u It a division of the
Communications area . The PoUlter's ButinHI Manager. Jl.m
Wanta, explained to me what the
Activity Fee aMYl for . 1be Pilla~
opn"ttes on a bud&et or 160,000 !that
Is the total amOWII of money tbe
Polal.tr is allowed lO spendl this
year. 135,000 comes from Student
Activ ity f'f'H . 1be Poin\.er is ex·
pee ted lO make 525,000 income from
advtrtisi.n&. ll.lblcriptions, etc . Jim
said be thinlu lhe Polatef' &bouJd
mU.eoverJ::JO,ooolnadvtrti.llna thls
yur. JimalloaaidthatthePolalotr
mabs approximately $900 from
advertilina: each iuue.
To &et an idea of how the money is
actually s pent, and awroxlmately
how much is spent, l'leH 1.a tut
year's bc'eakdown ;
Sludent Wages $11,100
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126atudent employees )
DupUcaling $171
1:;
$4(11
Food $4tl
OrganU.Jooal Meet $U
3•FREE lEER .
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PMO
The Poi•lf'r wiU publish 33 iuues
th is year and
Bonanza
A Bounty of Golc*l Bat1llf Fried Gulf Shrimp
GARDEN GREEN SALAD
c:hoiot of our homemadl dressinp
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5
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You can a\ao submit a StJI8Hilon
.s:r:; i!
into one of the Plli•l~r IU&&HiiOII
few locations in town for u cents a
copy . Seven htmred and firty
toples are mailed to subscribers
lral.e.JS.SO ), highsehools, a f• 'N
c:olleges,cily otrtcials, and alwnni.
boliH in the uling centers or the
Union . Tile Pointer staff would
, greatly appreciate tome ,feedback.
I
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i
aooo copies will be
:;~~e~~~~~p~
lfiC~IE KOSZTWE•~:::
~ Shrimp
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the Pointer or sugaestioru u to how
the Poi11~r could RrVe you better",
stop In the Poill~r office . I30Gesell .
Printing IPVint Jownal Co.>$3t,441
Photo SUpplies
Postage S610
Prfz.et, Awards $1
I?~.ta Proct~~lng $21
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Total Tnlvd $2015
Subscriptions UltCe .&.
maguines )
Membenhip Dues $S3
Mlle. Sef'vica 161
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C .. t,OIIIIIA ' i l"I G UT L"W SCHOOL
WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
OF ORA NGE COUNTY
AH ACC .t fOilfO lAW SCHOOl
OFFERS A PROGRAM OF
FULL -TIME LAW STUDY
TO BEGIN IN JANUARY
CHOICE OF POTATO
baked, h.sh browns or gokSen french fries
HOMEMADE BREADS
WISCONSIN GRADE A BUTTER-
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ten~Jf~ac~ts~gr::~:rs f~~.!!:
lifted in lett~ sent by Olancfllor
l..ft S. Dreyfus . Additional funding
fromthestatefortheuniv~ity's
base budget and an Improved
t'IU'ollment make their retention
possible, Dreyfus said.
The new action af fects three
members of the geognphy
department, L.awrence Br andt ,
Marshall Parry, and Donald
.. ~~:!re;·
~:~~e~~~/fP~':
Mertz and TerTy Wick. In the
spring of 197~ they received official
notirlcation of layotrs tha t were
scheduled to t.tke effect one year
later. H~er . thisspring ,the
action wasdefei'Ted for~e more
year.
They were amona se veral
professors who v.·ere ini tially in·
formed of being laid off, but the
total number that ac.tually took
eHect was three which included one
half·time faculty member. The
other layoffs were averted main ly
because of reassignments, faculty
retraining , persons taking
relocatioo lea\'e5 wh ic h earried
severance pay equivalent to one
yea r of salary, and some early
retirements .
....
Juemla h Joh nson, sta rring
Redford will be shown
F'riday, Oct. 3 1 at 7:30pm in the
Program Banquet Room.
Robert Redford pla ys Jeremiah
John.son. a man who becomes a
lfgend in his own time. Jeremia h
setsouttobecomeatnpperinthe
Rocky MotUltain Wilderness . In
venganceof hiswife'sslaughterby
the Crow Indians. and for mere
sur~h·a l , he becomes a mystical
character known as the Crow
Klller .
Redford handled much of the
film's pr'oduction. He attempts to
erase the romanticism of the
v.ildemess with ils very rea l raw
beauty. A good portion of the film
was shot on location in Redfon! 's
t;.ackyard in Utah's Rockies .
Get to Jert:m iah J olulsoo early.
All shows last ynr. including the
utra 11 pm showings were sold-out.
Robert
After correcting organlt.ational
problems, WWSP·TV is back oo the
:bl:~:~~~~~~m;.'!
television organlution will
broadcast fr om Teltr on Cable
Olannel 3 in Stevens Point and
Wausau on Tuesdays from 9 pm to
10:30 pm and Wednesdays from 1:301010:30.
1\lesday's programs will include
" Media Watch" aDd " Fanfare."
Wednesday 's programs will include
"Sports File," "This Wednesday,"
and "Panorama ." WWSP·TV wtl l
be broadcasting live from the
Uni\·ersity Center both of these
nighls, and weleomes anyooe to be
a p.art of the on-tlle·air audience.
The Universi ty will best three
Campus Prt:view Days t his
academic yea r for pros pective
studenlsandtheirparents,andthe
first will be held Sa tu rday,
November a.
The events run from 1:30am to 2
r:e~~i':rl~'/!~~~~~f::f:e~=
s ugge s tions ·to persons com ·
templatirw a collegiate calftr in
St~vens Point by a student leader .
andarepresenUiliveolthecareer
coUnseling and placement olllce.
There are sessions at whic h
professors speak Indi vidually with
lhe campus vision about academic
programs ...a campus toul", en·
tertainment by music groups and
dis plays and demonstrations by
st udent organizations.
News Notes
The University of Wisconsin
Regents voted last v.·eekloallow24
hour visitation In system dor·
mitories but the action won't be
im pleme nted he re beca use of
another committee's action.
The Cou ncil of Chance llors
decided earlier this month to leave
the decision of 24-hour visitation
implementationuptotheindividual
Olancellon;.
.
Chancellor Dreyfus has indicated
he is happy with the present
visitation policies, citing possible
" unacceptable social, security. and
ec:ooomic problems" which might
result by thenewall-day visitation
policy.
Dreyfushasstatedprevioustothe
regentdecisionthathewollldhave
to have concrete reasons from
students, faculty, and ad ·
ministraton before he changes his
visi tation stance.
Al Pauli, chairman of the UWSP
President's Hall Council said a
question~ ire is being distributed to
dorm residents this week, and that
depending on the resulls, a wri~ten
ratiornde would be submi\l.ed to the
chancellor ~ing him to adopt or •
reject the 2._hour visitation.
The state's college·attending
American Indians will gather het"e
Saturday to make plans for ac·
tivating an organiution that was
putonpaperthreeyearsago.
The Wisconsin Native American
Studenls Association has gaintd a
1
C:.~C::·~heh~r::r ~~a:i~t~~
mittee and at their meeting will how
elect two new eo..ehairmen, a
secretary,andatreasurer ,as'A-ell
as discuss issues of concern to
them .
The stale group was chartered
v.iththepurposeoCassistlngNative
Americanswithmattersoffinance,
helping them slay In school once
they started a col.lfge career,
promoting awareness to Native
American peoples, and to chann.el
information .
'
Initially involved we r e UW
campuses in Stevens Poi n t,
Oshkosh, Milwaukee, Madison, Eau
Caire, Green Bay, Superior, Stout
of Menomonie, River Falla, pillS the
private schools or Marquette and
Mount SenM-io. These and several
othtt""II'IStitulionsareexpectedto
have representative• at the
meeting.
The Univ~ity Film Society will
present Fellllli 'l Rom s on Tuesday,
November 4 , at ?and 9: 15pm in the
Program Banquet Room ol the
Universi ty Center .
Frederico Fellini calls Roma the
5toryofacity.ltisthat,butonlyas
abeginnil18 . 111salsothesloryof
memory, the story ol reality , the
story offantasy,a ndnotleast,the
story of a man and a rtist- Fellini
himself. These confli c ting a nd
complimentary themes are \\'OVen
around a description ol the dlrec·
tor 's personal encounterl with
Rome, as a boy in Rlminl to whom
thecityuistsonlyi nimagination,
as a young man first coming to the
capital,andfinallyasanobserver
of the contemporary city-physical
eootactswtuchinthefilm become
exultant nights In the past a nd the
Cutureaswell .
This 1972 film stars Stefano
Majore, Peter Gonzales. and Britta
Barne:s.
The
task ro rce investigati ng
st ructu~l problems at Sentry In·
s u r Dnce's new international
headquarters has as yet been
unable to determine just what is
:fo~g·U::~~":prt~xi~~:~Y V::;;
people are still working at the
cOnstruction site even though
eN."Ctionolstructuralsteel hasbeen
tempora rily ha lted. lie also said
that no fu rther difficulti es have
been encountered since Caults were
found in a number of the large
eoncretebuttresscolumns severa l
woeks ago.
Al l students and facult y film
cnthusiaslsarelnvltedtoroom t:l!l
A and 8, University Center, on
Sunday, November t, from 9-!0 pm
roUowingtheshowingofFrom n ~:~~ e
toTi mbuklu.for areac tion ses.sion
Donna Nelson and
~glish department members will
initia te-stimulate discussion.
on the film .
Pachyderm politicking
by
Pe~r Ut~r5ld
Yeah,weldndoffdtoutolplace,
bl.lt Teny Testnlin and I thought it
might be fun for a couple of
who ddlnl!ely aren't
Rt-publiuns to 'cover' an open
~porttn
meeting of the Stevens Point Young
Rt-publiuns. Olher than a few
starts and apprehensive leers, we
~e Martily welcomed to the
meeting.
The group &athered in the
basement of Papa Joe's for free
bnllaod beft" plusclllt~Mt 1111ith
the two II.Mi!Sll of honor, atale
Senator Walt« John Qlll.an CR.
tottrriU and Stevens POI'nt Mayor
Jim Fdgdson. M01Uy the wnator
and mayor chatted between
themselves.
The setting provided astute ob-
servus with an odd dJe:hoeomy
because the bar upsUiirs wu filled
cooslruction workers who
with
.,..~re among ' tbose who dldn'l filre
too well in our recent receuion.
These men are IIIIWki"l now but 1
doubt that they C11Uld be conslderf'd
Republican sy mpath lt.ers .
Meanwhile, Terry and 1 wtn
ptheringwith the falrly well~o-do
downstairs, some of whom jUit
looked like money.
The guy who Invited us In the flnt
place was Karl Worth , a UWSP
poli tical science ma,tor and avid
SteVflll Point Republican , Karl was
veryaracious as a host and when
we wanted to approadl Chilsen to
squeeze in a few quettionJ he '
qukkly introduced ua and then
returned to spealr. with some of his
cohorts as they drank toasts !Osuch
notables as Goldwater, Herbert
Hoover, Spint A&new. and every
good mother 's son.
AI Terry questioned Walter John
onvariousstatelsiUH~senator
p.1ffed on a greenish cigar 1•rhich
produced some povo·erful, povo·erful
smote. Terry ol»erved later, " He's
lilr.ethemacllinety pepolltician,the
gruff face. ciaar. and the ever
presentlqisl.at.ivealdeathisside
to make sure he doesn't put his root
In his mouth ."
Suprisin&Jy, I never heard any
conversations &olll& on about our
present executive administration
and all the close calla ataett.inarld
of it lately. The only time I heard
references 10 " Ford" wu when two
guys struck up a debate about the
bestcarmade:hiJplcturewuon
OAi< Sl-IO?PE [ITJ.
1000 M1in St.
• Stevens Point, WI 54411
MEN'S WEAR
1000
LOWER LEVEL
NEW
WITH THE LOOK OF
WESTERNEUROPEAN& CASUAL
by
LEEFARAH& H.I.S .
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Oc.-w Sl , ltJS
thewallbuthisnamewasn'tonthe
tonlues.
·
Locally, the' Republicans ha1"e
had a history of !lard struggle
without many results. As Mayor
~;ru,~ !f.~t~n;~~t'~.~t t'!
(eave, gott.a go fool some other
people now.· Just remember this,
I'm the lint Republican to win in
this county 1irw:e De""~Y beat
Tnunan baclr. in 'U.." It kind of
seemsoddthatln~lastmayoral
elections no one rememben any
candidate byilll claim to any
partlcularpa1tyaffiliations.
Mler a..,·hile much of the con\"trsat.ion became very repetitive
I decided Terry and I we~
definitely 01.11 ol place when 1
overheardoneauyaay, "Yeah, l"m
drinking tG-Hlg.h and seltzer, they
just don 't have any Jim Bt.:tm
Regula r ." ! mean,hell , l don"t know
the ditrerenc:e between Jim Bt.:tm
Regular and any other Jim Bt~m .
Jet alone drinlr. it .
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Every Sl.l nd-r Night!
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SUNDAY NIGHT DANCE
anunm i'nm;~nm me
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Campus charac;,ters
The lady ·behind the chancellor
by DtneCarlsOD
I wande r ed Into the COPS
cafeteria last week, pen in hand,
photographer by lide, with the
vaaue assignmentof talking to Mrs.
Lee Drey f us as a· Campus
Otaracter. Never havl~ seen her
belon!, thephotographft'andlwf'f'e
nolquitesurewewouldseeher
today. The bo5s had mumbled
Drama and dance are Mrs.
Dreyfus's real loves. Drama was
her major when she attended
1\tadison : throughout tligh school
she was acttve In debate and
forensics, and was leading lady in
seve1111l plays . Now she Is with a
communitygoup, ''111eShoestring
:~~=~:~· o:~~~~e~~!r ~buS::~
something about going there
in Stev ens Point, and, this yei r ,
several other communities. Her
part in this year's play, ''The
Rabbit with the Lopsided Ears.··
involves some dancing, which she
really likes. But. ''I'm having
troublewiththesecondact. I don't
have my lines m~mori:zed."
anytimebetweenii:OOandi:OOany
day of the week and wt would find
her. "JU$l ask uyo.te who she Is,
they 'Uknow." Wedld , andshewu.
Talking to Mrs. Drfyfus Is like
talking to a composite of Betty Ford
andlheladynext~ . It was easy
and ln!Hestlng.
Joyce Dreyfus was born in
I come In here sometimes and
!riends help with lines, but I have
thina:s to memorlte for drama
Mllwaultee. an only child". She and
l'ler husband both attended the same
gradetc:l'lool,andlater, Washington
High . Were they c h ild h ood
sweelhurts?
"No," she said.
''more like mutual enemies.··
"Ever sincl! I un rememOO "
she continued. "l.ft Dreyfus ~~
been In my life. As kids v.-e fouP!t
together and I remembeT In High
School, when he was president ol
the student body, I said toone of my
ll;irlrriendl, 'WeU, here's old llan-
nelmoulhagain."
They started ~!.lin& during her
two years at UW-Madison, artft'
~~o·hich she quit and they married.
~ - Dreyfus said that a t the time ,
''School just didn't seem as . imoortant as a home and children. "
Now that her two children are
grown, Mrs. Dreyfus is ma kjn~
.
~~~ ~=Y.11b~;.o:;:.~~y;~ is
time to punue a carea-. She Is a
senior majorin& In Intermediateupper elementary education, whicb
:a~bv'!t!.t=~~~i8~~
a15o has a Drama miDOI', which she
taldn.l. tScredits,participatingina
play..ctiiiJ group, as well u entertaininJt and attending social
!unctions as the OlanceUor's wire.
~k~ '!~!e~~~~~,~~~~~~
feels "is a good thin& to know and
UH in teaching children of that
age."
love It and wouldn 't be happy any
ot.het- way. I love being !he Chancellor'swi!e."
SAND PAINTING
LEARN TO MAKE YOUR OWN
ART & LECTURES PRESENTS
AMERICAN CHAMBER
BALLET
WED., NOV· 5
INEXPENSIVE AND
HIGHLY DECORATIVE
SAND PAINTINGS
DURING OUR
FREE DEMONSTRATION
THIS SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 1st
1:30 to 5:30 P.M.
AT
8:00P.M.
JENKINS THEATRE
MAIN STREET
MEN'S WEAR
TICKETS: UWSP STUDENTS 11 .00 WITH 1.0 .
GENEHAL PUBLIC $4.00
DOWNTOWN
STEVENS POINT
PHONE 348-41N
lo)'Pd•UIIftV.I
What'sa mattn- Bunky? You say
your honey left you and your
roommate gets off on chewi ng hil
toMails and then smokln& them!
And you don 't know wha t you can do
about it!
Well lhtt"e'a someone who ean
help. The Couns.ellnc Center , oext·
doorneigl'lbortolhehealth«nter in
the basement of NriJon H.all at the
nor th end of campus, is in business
for just such reuon1 .
The cen te r is J ta ffed with
counselors li ke Dennis Elsenra th ,
lhe . director. who are anldous to
~!l!r!~:~·~:'~~e~O::~
cuidalk'C! and advice to help people
learn about themselves. All ser·
viefl are offered with the strictest
confidentiality assured.
m~~~~~'f!sCC:;!i~s
: e::n:
which i n clu d es p erso n ,a l ,
e ducationa l , vocat ional a nd
multip le-reas ons co un seli na .
DRN"alh stresKd that In prnnna1
counseling the staff members wiU
work with anyone who has a
problem but they prder to wor k in
pnventive cwn!ldin& ralber than
v,,thcrisis problems.
Anothe r co u ns e l or , Robe rt
Mos.ler . ~aid " Wedon't like to dwell
on people's past proWems, rather
on what we can do to help them
!urn aboul the mselves to avoid
luture problema ." Throughout my
meeli n&with some ofthestaffthey
al l s tressed lhe lmporlalk'C! of
lea rn ing a bo ut one's self and
work ln& on the prevention of
potenllal personal problems.
Group coullii!Jing il offered in
anas like sod.J and personal
arowt h , ca r eer and vocational
goals, weight control and cigarett-e
avoidance activities . The «nter is
also responsi ble for the forelan
studen t a dvising progra m which is
run by Dr. Marc Farw .
Th~ cen ter also operates as a
Gei. Turned
On
ross Countr;Y
-~\\ng
~-l:he.
PERTS
at
1n ting services area on umpu1
and 1M ~Jon maintain a
vocational a n d e du ca t iona l
1'60W'Cfllibrarywithint hel r ol·
"C:·oth e r Im por t a nt ser vice
provided by the Coun~or:linR Center
is the Learning Stills Procram
v.·hich il conducted tl\rough the
Rcadiogand Study Skills Centtr in
- U!e Collins Classroom Center and
through Ui'e PsychoiCJiy Depart·
ment.
Throre are live ful l-lime staff
member~ at the l'ounsell ng Cen ter
{~~'in~':: ~~~~~'i!~ th:,d~~~':i
dir ector Rober t Moairor, r~&n
s t ude nt a d Yi sor Ma r c Fan&.
counselor Robert UttmaM , and tilt
newest co unselor Ms . Maril yn
Scamman .
Pa rt -time counsding positions
"~
ld by va rious resi~nce hall
di r ton from cam pus "''ho ha\-t
their
stersin counselina.
So if
need IOIOMwelght .cpt
ci g a r e tt es, re s oi Ye urlou
problems wllb your roommate or
just get something orr you r ehnt
while someone actuall y Plfll II·
tenlion to you then maybe you
should walk a block or two out of
your way and drop In on tilt
Ca mpus CowlteUna Centtr.
LA TEST FASHION
EARRINGS WITH
SURGICAL STAINLESS
STEEL EARWIRES
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' 3.00
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nowa.a11able
• Non·allerganlc
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dangerof lnlactlon
• Sater to Wh r 11\an 14kt Ot tiki go4d wit- H
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• Hundreds to choose !tom
Non-Allergenic Pierced Earrings
GRUBBA JEWELERS
MAIN AND THIRD STREET
BACKPACKING TRIP
DURING SPRING BREAK (MARCH 12·21)
oft6A1f)zATJONAL MEETING
FOJ('SMOKEY MOUNTAINS
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(CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL FOREST)
NOVEMBER 4 -
7:00 P.M.
ROOM 129 A & B, U.C.
FINO OUT ABOUT EQUIPMENT NEEDED
FOR MAKINO FROST LINE KITS
,aiJt II
I t
,
1J[Q)CE
lDl~JLrD~[DlR}[t.
Trick or
Tre~t?
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No cents a t all
Halloween 75
Top n~m e•
announced
Warm and cozy
again here at UWSP
The report from Stevtrll
Poi.nt"s UWSP UuJ yNr Is
'"wl rm andcw.y'" asfar u
houslna;isc:oncemeod.
" 1'11~a~ju$15nllQet
lha!l•bu& J nan.~g .'" said
AssisUnt 10 the .-\Mi$tant
Dir«tor of the Advisory
Spokesman for the: UOU$.i,._ •
Ol'rlt't', Krlly Bafl,e..
The univer.>ity this yfl!r i1
nporli!ll an abund.a~ of
~gllly lll lilflt'dltiKienll
c:onlingtoB.arge.
One ofl·c:ampus lludent
t plc::tured here l eammented
on the n«<lent owortunity
oflft"t'dtoltudentswhoare
interftted In ROTC.
ROTC
"'Becauseofthehoulinl
~ituat ion r.·rbftn able 10 aet
t:1tr.1hours ofcarnping in
1010-a rd my ROTC major.''
~~~~~ ophomo r e Bar r y
Bclwf'b: has bee'lliv lngon
the tria nglrbonlered by
Monroc.andDivilklnSt.reell
si ncelateAugUS(. Hesayslbe
uv:ldt:nt hal pnwickd him
,..,thin educatio!W vdlide
·· unequaled in Hope and
mqnitudlt u fir u •nte llectual g r owth Is con·
t'rf'llftl. ""
" The c:or.stant company
· provided by hotroddlnJ
tHragen and ear-plen:irc
eight·,.·heelen lela me OOU'
into 1 nice quirt sleep
ni&hUy ..' he uid..
"'And
beslclts," he tcldrd.. " l"m
J!llinl indtpr:ndent awcly in
survinltedlniques.''
aboutthelrielllbheh.a~m~~de
in the dormitory.
Matt EU t,.. unlvenlty
oiTICULblhltsomeofthem..t
rewardingfrifndship~hehal
ever~c:lopedOCCI.Lrl'tdu
the T8ult of the
rec~ nt
campus"~
emereency hOIUilnJ
meuurs. Eu •as statiorlrd
lnthebuementof-ofthe
UWSP 's 14 dormitories •ith
37 othoer ~~~ew fr8hmen.
camtra•.lhe~~l lor rtlld
off the n.amnoltlxR lortunate ' "Top:IO" wbowltl now
mO\'e on lO rtgi~ l and
ho~ l ul\y
Museum 10 houH a proi'W·
ho rn ed ante lope 1nd 1
JOiha,.·lt. Both animab were
r«n~ltedbythe unlvenltyfor
UH In rtiOivin& an identity
crilil in tbemLIIWDI. " I've
Jovt'd my NIOCialian with
thne two l h1t 1 n lma ls
dearly.'" sa;d Brmdl. " I }u$1
and'Smits',wlthiJrandlotal
ol 11. Comtrc in w1lh a dear
cut u: tcand place wu
' John son','Johnston',and
·Jol'll50n' not !'dated lO the
. bilbypowo1itrlwilh59. TIIird
place went 10 'Milltr' and
'MlRilcr'.
11lera~ forlourthwu1
lilhl one but 'Pedenen' ,
'Pederson', 'Pet~·. 1nd
'Ptttl"$0n' edged out 'An·
derwn' and 'AndofrMn' bv a
/'(Of'f::of:fttoSBwill'ISchuUUt
not fa r bdlindatlS.
Nollcubly ab$mt from thil
year·a tistollistslalhename
of 'Joms'wblchhubftnon
1 downwud Lnnd htre In
Point. But, according to the
rec<wd books It waa ·Jornes'
who led us 10 thole back·tobadln~~tion.aldampionshipa
wl&haornedly l wlllbeablr
lOtellwiiLdloneiswlucll. No
doubt the finet'ducalion I'm
I'K(ivin& here 11 UWSP will
IC!meday enabl~ me to Jl'SI
the test,"shradMd.
11lt whole 1111"1 of contentment and pleu ur e
s urrou nd loJthehoul n&
51tuttian has permeated IIlLo
thetanltloltheu nlvenity'l
adminbtratlon.
A hl&h
r ltlking
admlnlll r llor
On)'f~U,
Challt'!llot of
~~e~~ ca!':tve':t.r~ 0~~
t.~.!:.:n~a:==t!!~lt ~ l
c:ouklhardlybelievelt."Dreyfwaddrd.
Dreyfus.who11id be hid " n lloltiile•' •Oft away from the: Stft'ena
Point CJLmJllll, cou ld noe be .-.died
~=h ~~': ~e,,:;.. ~~~~
struct~~ff.alladel~the:Cha o­
cftlor'sowa d fke, which be baa btftl
~nto¥iJitonhiiJtopt inStev­
P""'-
"" Atfint.when l drovebythrcampua,
and 11• thlt Old Msln wu COl"!'- f wu
Jl.ld.. l k-iiWIIpiiiCiobttor\
dDwn and .tu-t IllUmed tN t the wortt
. . linishedahead ol tche:GIIe. Bill.
wheft l hraniU.t a firehad dfttrvyt'd
it. myjayqulekly rrTOdecl" D~fus
ukl
rt)'
Ca rt CIL.I III ..I I
AdvotaUnc a 1trong need
foractlveJUtrillar<:<llop.
the UWSP En vironmental
c-nci i i!WICIUIIerd today !hiLt
Wy nelte "G reasy" F'ro hm
had been ntmt'd ma111&1n&
edllor ol tbrl r bl·•tekly
news l etter , E c e- T l~ .
" After aU.'' the:CM ncdkltnoted, "we
~~~ 'H!:'.~ ~~~~"!!
1
l pl'nd a pmny of IL"
.
TheChallt'!llor'•fintconcem, I ller
leolrnlng:altbebllze.•aa fortbeufety
d his teer'flll'}', Mn . LWIBums. '"Did
Lu ll lei a.L t~". he liked. "She' a not 11
:::.~~ane~!:r~~~~~-
TheS\e¥ensPolal f"ire:Man.haU 11110
ln/IOUI'IC'ed thedilcoftry ci " MWflt:\.1"
e~~r~ttrftn&theblar.e:whkhleftledthe
Stevena Poit1tllnd mart. The Mln.haU
'"tiL ltd tha t )lit belen the llre broU
outa,ll.nitornotlc:rd'"alanctfl'ld.._lll
filltd•ith paciinelinincthet~~lirrfint
n.thallway." HeallanoCedthatone
dthebuckttaofpadi~~~ewn " boillnJ
furiou:aly'"onwla t w•bdleved tobta
hotplate.
r«~nUyanniiUIICed IU "Vo'hy
I UkeUvina ln Rusonable·Prlced, Weli-Krpt llouling" '
contest. nw winner~ will be
...-ardeda..,plicateofthe
world'1 flnt tlect.rlc:blanket
alldaJupper dltewitht'tlb.:
the: Cat. The contest invoiYes
ltlting,._-e.t.remeplruure
and contftllment with you r
houlin.glituatklnltiZwordll
or leu.
GTeasyFTohm elected!
Old Main destroyed
Lee Sherman
national com -
petition.
Luding the pad! for our
school will bel group of
lllllmeswhlchlncludes'Schml
t dl CUUI It )(!I','Smldt ',
ditionll~.'" he uid.
Brenda had a room of her
OLO'n thG 111mmrr. At the
beginnlrcof the.emesuor the
manaJemrnt moved th ree
room;n.atesintoBrt:rd.a"stbedroomlpartmeatulllhe
practice. ''Tivooflhethtft
were rut animals.' " sai d
Brenda. She w.un 't kiddirw
eithrr. Zooaput.rnenll had
contracted with thr
Universi ty'• Natural Hiltory
llrlil
c:onl'en!nee In 11'«11 ol TV
uni•·rrsity to facilitate ad·
N~wfrio:..U
.....,,._
U l ilorlhel:ilhyurinlrow.
This mornln& a t a
,.-erc: a ctu.ally shn~~~kby the
1.ooap~~rtmentsnt:arcamllf4.
AnotherUWSPstl.ldent has
a 51 mila rly eajo)oable tiLie
UWSP hu anllOUne\'d il'a
Top :10 MOlt Common Nama
""ln.,.,·rrknewtlatpeople
hke Wit e~~ilted.'' said Eg
l boutlmW! ofhb temporary
roommates. ""At first I just
lhoughtthattheunivtni ty
hold rttruited a bunch of
midgelltomHtfederalrqua\
e ducation 1tandard1 or
.oomethlng. Butllterllound
out that1~ of my room!TIItts
""They must ha.-e rraU)"
pic:k r d up wei rd hbill
bec;11ne o f th e whol e
proces~.''~oa ld Eaa. "" It isn"t
e>"etybodytholteanpopin a nd
out of a shroudolmlstatwlll.
'f"heMo guys lave got da11.
l"m gladl"mJoingtoxhool
hl'rr. lf nothing r ise. lor the
opportunitytomeddi!rtn:'nt
kind5 ollolks.'" htaddled.
One off-carpf'4 Jt\ldotnttold
ho~a•ng authorit ies Wit sbe
has ~~~evc·r brl«e bftn 110
plnsed with her hou si ng
si tuat ion. " I'm ~arn ing and
ltJ"O"'""C n a human belr-c
and u an aspiringacademic
mostlyb«..l*ofmyhoulilli
si tuation .' ' sai d Brenda
lt ofl va nnu. Brendil is a
junior from Beldonville
major\111 i n an i mal
ma nagement. She joyfully
ret.ate"s htrsiruation at the
both an and offampwac·
lly FntLa'l\lrh)'
MI . F'rohm, a lo reu r y
maj or from Sacramento,
Calllomla, w.ua unan\I'D(IUI
choKe lor the position. 1 nd
c:omn to thll campw with
H\letal lm prenlve Yictoriel
llreadybehlndher.
AcCUHd ear liu this fall of
tr yl n J to uuulnate
President HitTY f'iard, lohe
waa •cqulted ol aU cha ras
whenh)'pll(llb revea.ledibe
la d been brllnwashed by
";:. lhtet redwood lrand 1
ja.ckpine.
Othercnaraalinkin&her
with the bombl nJ d three
too t hpick factories were
dlsmlued when the
f'toHaiUon'• dllef wllllft.ll
..-ll faundpeckedtoOtathby
ac:nled woodpecker.
MI. Frohm. in outllnifC
wla t ahehOJl'dtododurirc
Mr editorial term . llid abe
Wlln~todoiOII\ethlnl•bout
the: growinJ number oftermlles lnthedormltories t not
tobec:onluaedwithcootla.
htroo"e:Yft'l. u wtll u lnvUIIIIte the recent
de•·tlopmenu north of the
UWSP c.amllUI.
bllcltinl95:»1.
Thill y~r the r~ioult are
~~~n~nd • ~eNI;:,?::i
1
ct..m.- •ill thm t.ke a tnin
to Keokuk, l crwa for the
llil.tionllls. Atthiapointllwre
1\itl ill no worldwide com·
prtitioninthe'"Top30Conlftt""mainlybeca~noont
riH ia fooliJh enough to
compete in lhll on such hlgb
.......
F'or thole who are unfamlliar with the prcadur8
forNitionoo l eompelltionhere
is a lhort JUmmary of the
IJOnly lullyaet>redt~rour
""'"
year lnatilutloNI t meat.l «
educ:ationall •~ a llowed to
.-rtlcl.-te.
21 No apecial r«n~IUnt: is
a ll owed wit hout a n y
Jcholanhipo lfen belnJ
clu r t'd by the ReJional
Commhlo n en first.
l i Scori"i is U... ; udl
nam~fromrac:htop thlrty llst
of each Khool entered II
ruor de d by tha t name's
ptr~t.ge of 1M ac:hool't
total earoltment. Then the
name ' s p erce nt aJe ia
multiplied the number con·
verxtothen.amts'lpositkln
onillxhool"slll.t texampM :
•fthenameisfou..U.ina tiltof
thirty , then Ill multiply!..
lacl.«numberis27l . The
pr~ is curledoutforeadl
name an~chKhooi"J iistand
thm eadl sc:hool's xores are
atladdedandthe:xhoolwlth
the h l1hut tota l wl n1.
Anewfutureofthllyur'a
tou r nament Is a aecond
compet ition fgr the ''11'11ny
Ltnt Common N1mes On
Ca mpua ." '" Ketp up with
future-cvpiesoftheN aO.. I
Pol•for resultaallhe
~ioulandnat.lonalcontesta
.I~Jdrinkii'I1Ht.lbli.sl1ment.
11le10U~wo.aldnotre¥ol
1M e-act loeation ol 11M!
turmbutdid~vralthlltlt
FBI In\"CSUptonand~al
hlod•biJ:boat•bovriiM!bar.
.uthoriU8ha•-ednWll.lticht
neve-r-miMI Brrmmrr Ulkl
rtparltl"llhatl.rmottliktly
wiU ""rr 1M race u •
R~lican~llllt, aJheput
it •· ... I 've
•lrudytrltd
•"Orti~thi"OI~&hdsannellill
\-.!ilolll«fft)'Jroundthe
rtftlll d!Jco\·rr1 .lllt&fd to
ha ve betn-rthedintht
s.diet' waWoom d a Clart
Nn- Prnhklllb.i CIDIIIUtt'
A new tTII r y into the It'll
Prtsidrntla!Sw~LikN II
St~I.IVftll.
Aulhorltlet•rrdo•e-lipped
about t.he matler butiiOmUII
obnoxious
short shots
concrrnin1 Min Hearst
Kl"ibbkd approxirutely two>
and·J ·half lnrllm below eytle\•ellnthela\OIItclr)'olan
llnntCnll.n,..P
Patty lle.rt.t 1pent JOme
time in Slevtlll Point while
tludini•"'B i qtnl.laccordi,.
to a "lop-sec r et" memo
cbcoven!d In • downtown
bv.1tary.
rxpectfdtomttf"hb hat Into
thtrinJhere •'rlday.
Tbtundidattittcllecluled
reportinJ
tett.llqutsh.avr~a
to mUe tQ eKKI political
few le.U In the bllu.-oom
aprr. A rttiab'e -n:e tGki
lnttnt.ioMknooo"tllt.lumpus
r.~llybtina'9JiftiO"'db)'lht
~alhatthtFBI•·aJalledln
Vttl for Pe.ce..
wheft•nundtrtovrrnsrratic:t
agmt dileowerfd • meuaae
Thlrty•IWO-t'NfokiArtyU ·
the Democratic party 1nd
didn't&rtan)""iw re.··
When 11-kfd b)' a local
~terlfDrt'mmrrholdany
apedn~ rotor~~ for ••ntine
tobel"rtsldent,he~plled." t
wasn't " " .1bout my pWll
~ ...·eelr. wllf!IINW
Rollllkl Ruaan on I n old
,..,.tilly )lult Tum Borax
rrrun. l justiNtanUyumeto
the ~oncluslon lhllt Americ•
donn '! need lllyiTICII"e aolt
IK!til
-pen."
B~mllltf"'l
.lniiOUI!ottmmt
"""ill be madtwilll thrUM of
SUMMONSTOtiOUSINC
ltunrandl!IIQir.ltionbvLedZenpellnl
(wonk.lndlpoJotiesbyRldl l v~l
videoupe. lleiscurrHIUy
in~:ltnnttdforhuntlrcout
Of
Tbtrt'l l wiqher"t th.lt'lwrt
IJ"Uiilbtstwbftljt'I JOid
Andthty'rebo.l.)'inaa~toHousirs&.
And •"hm lht')'Jet therethty' ll f1nd
LNif&rtn'a f.~r, fufromkhld
Altdlle'lll•v•thtmwb.lthtthlnbtht)''veallltdfOf.
There"• • alan on thew111
tthtyWIIItiObeiUI"t
C.Uit you know IOnlttlmel wunb hne two m~
lnaroomnN.rtbephone
llltre'a110me people wbo've bkrwn their minds
A.llollhrirthDuchtsaremll&.lvfll..
Tbtrt'a .lfteli.n& l letwbftllloa.ktotatWe:st
And my spirit itttyift&forle•vln&
f"romouu.idt I have_, rinpd1malr.e
throu!lhthtlla"et:lll
.
And the voKes ollbolf wbo Iii
le.ISOII ,
IAwKnaerJaUHI
T\JCSON. ARIZONA -NP I·
"1M Lone Raft&rr, a masktd
ridtrktiO"'"IIWOII"Jd.widtfor
1U prrsryn""lntt in fi&htinc
cnn>t, II brirc btld her-r for
m-.
An'Otdilll
to "T\Ic:$On ofthe maske-d min.
fi~lal•.
,.hoM' tr11t idrntity wu not
discioud. Will jaile-d on
TUMiy for atlraedly kiUin&
IQ Indian companion, Tonto.
ln.lal.ltemtllll~lnMdbyhll
1.1wYer, lht Lone R1n1tr
Mattei th.ltlledidkill TOtllo,
bot piudtd"ratmu.llinJ
circumst•IIC'I'S" .
Btn Oovrr. the Lone
ftarojCrr"ICOUl!Cii,Aid''l'onto
Md bttll ullin& my ell-tnt
'Krmoubt' for many yun.
ud it b r oke thf Lone
Ran~ter"l
heart whtn he
discovered thlt Krmonbe
mt'ant 'llhit htlld" ."
Amother Smell Oil Presentation
\ _ .
the buycenntenial flaih
Th e Pori'a&e Co unt y
Hisl«ical Sodt'ly In ((Ill:
junctlonwltha •pllifactlollol
the Allleriun Ouhl
.U.OCUtian, will be INIIIii'C 1
limllfcl numbtr of plutk
~:::nr:.. ~!~~~~·~
P"rtofaBictatennlalprojc:t
tommem«atinc lhe htroie
de«<solWIK«wln'afOWiding
faiMr. Ul.lo rles de LIIIJ.lade.
t:..rh tODih .,.-m bur •n
inKriptlon on l.an&l ade'a
appro•i~te blrthdate and
,.i ll arriH arriully WT11pptd
In I Ytl')' NMll ~ of
:'~~~=:::.
for~
fll you ..UU
wonder1n1 who the hell
Charlesdel.on•'•""'"'- he
enemlu .
11 wu
~~:~~~~~": r.,c:.-·:::::
on Gtner.at
BraddiX'k 'a
m.rchin& militi. rn m~te to
fortl>uqUfiWW.
hiltOflll .. , thlshv:~nt ...'U
moreU..taCiteofloimplelltl:·
And it'S whilperfd that _ ,
tf.,.-ewyafter"t. .
and- run . Immediately af.
!«Ward, t1w ~isn oltlHn
weredrqal!dbldltonmp.
mutit.ted, ad JefTI!d ..,-itll
And pi'Obatlon will daW!I
forlholfwtoost.aytdkq_
And the offoc:e will echo with lllu~t~ter.
m~~ke.
American coloni.Jtl lmaJintd
tht'm
Bu t detpite lhe drlk:atr
ntlli&tnce of tntbo ok
bon&lnJ.
1lot Oinrtor will lt.ld w to H-inl
And it
wu tJu,t lanl&hlrd , IIIII·
breed tlnnibll who bfttan
n~trc and deYourin& lhf
Britisnumleslon&bdotethf
101ntthinc 1-lhan rrmdl
tul1lne, tl..-.n&lade et al
me"''JJIdd!,r
bfll"l"l tNt an
t~~t~t~r"•
llrtnl lh co.ald be ~d II,·
hi• ne~hl .
By
the 01\Jott o1 tllr
ttthrre"• aliloul.UI.I•trourdoor.IO,
dDn'lbt•l&rrned~
comuml~
lt'ajUII thtAD on .I bultln&..-et
Yesthere:aretwopllhayo.ac:.lllpby
And JOU hid beJt r\111
Tllere'al\.iUachlneedNrunni.n&hlm.
Revol ut ion. W.n1l.1de had
devtlopecht•trlor t'Oionbu
Y~ :::: ~h=~~nd
It won ' t
andlpet~lmo&lolhittimt
r«n~ltln& 'atherlndlantribet
to•ldnoneothtrtlw!lht
J&
Britilh eaUW:.
Duri~
lhrw
~ar~heilmo&tflmousfw­
Toomudobetrdoelth.lltonec-y-
lhe Mllw.1ukee Dol •·rail, a
type ol pop fell dmi1Md II
~uladydidyoumillthetimelo
And did you know
Tile only WI}' 01.11 II the window then.
aro~~~e thetri.bes'III"C!Aion.
throup 1M ll.lughlrr tnd
mmmunlon ol.1 dol"• ,....,.
heart .
·
Althou!Jhnotyow-tJl*'ll
And I f Wf IUIUtr dowD the b.IU
Our htlllb ~~from the fo1
Ttlert'l thtDlrec:torwelllkmw
1:~::-.::.r:=:;~r:.'!
"lD ..... tobri&ht ·IGdw•atatolhow
How evec-ythin& wu meant .11 told
And if fOol Ull't r\ln VtrJ f..t
The bull will catdo you aU atlatt
IIVJiflelldtr, and-ollht
flnt ltltltrl to brtnl
ch•lllllllo n to thb aru
l..lneiJide County 11 namrd
11ftrr him. Yes. lludentJ of
Vt'hen•ll.~reuUJhtandthatlaall
And yo.ar RA will be ll•IL
And they're bu}'iq • IUmmom to llowlnJ.
..,_. IUdomtwrn-
Stevent Point. th.... y1111r
htritop.
f
t
, the sub-terranean carnival
The Element of suprize
"" J.U ··Pud" Roady
Thisyur'sedllionolm~~dl
Mont~
Py t hon 's football
tum Ia ft9C'('.ia1Jy bizarn.
The Steveu Point Ral tlesnaktJfeatureanotfense
n ic kna med "Th e Subttrnneln Carnival.'' The
ll't!lkyoffenselsbuiltuound
bf!U.u than
t~tr
I
and
ln splte.llfhtr dtn~Jndl f~~req~~<~lrl&h!S.lns.plltllflady
po~rwiththtbo)'li.
When I arrived with my male HCOJ1, there
Mark
surprisoedhos.tt'SS.
"--thou&h Mary Kate parti~ traditionally have ~.~t'male
\ineuplntbesholgunfor·
maiM:.. with Gtrde!lla ~Jhl
~1~~GO:~':~v=~
ueel\e nt though ull conventlonl l
throwing
motion. lie throws with a
cin:u.br underhand motion
like a solll:a ll pitcher. lliJ
pauesnrelytr;ndhigher
tllatalootofftheground.
SornetimtSinlact.histhroln
lkim the grusbladK lor lO
}"'lu·' CisatatimeuntiiGcN.'I
alfaiis.norteof theladi~_,-.fdtoob}ft:ttot~~ltnd's
squadf«threeda)':l. lie
mmeblllckthough .andthinp
an back to normaL
GettiniC back to your
Ql.l"'tionaboulw~t&OI'$on in
the huddle: .,ell. you know
about We-ed's pr-obltnl, $11 1
1\155lmnttllyou. llehna
$1MTl!l o:ornpartment in hif,
thi&hpads-..·hertbtk~
50nlt}oints. 8t'lweenplay.he
t..ka a few hits. At fii'Jt
evuyone diu pprovtd 11nd
tdlifthatd;unnballGartllellia
but now e•·n)-bodY lakes a
quit'ktokee:o:ctpllllC': if my
mnthu found out l ht 'd
Cine oiGardl'nia's favorite
tricUiJto faketheO\'t'l"hoond
pus t he~ throw ovrrNnd
oecuionallyl,andtben,.·hip
the ball underhand bmeath
the outslffleh arm1 of 1M
dtf-ivelinemen.
Gardoenll, who IDvtl ID
grow Oawrn t he allo keep11
pet rat\lesnat. Ia hifo darmiiOf)' room l. commenll'!d.
•·whene~r my arm h\II'U I
Otjike
The party wu already wdl underway when we arrlwtd, 1rod
we quickly lot lntothelwin&nfl.hlnp. I had uptded that my
esmrt wouldbehenpecktdir~toutterdej«tla-1. but this wu not
Toothy bolt~V.'e-tdrtaU~
the prey.
Rriuee
tJuvws toumts lht ground or
not. I hate refrlnl !he Rat·
lien' games."
~~l~!'::.~~=~c::;,:rt~~t'lla
ha ve an
went btrstrk and ltft the
~alyt.aklnsarrive:tosiiOIIch
~ Coolic:k wu
~eduuying,··wshardto
were sevtral
raiJordey~butnoout rightpr«eu.aswegreett'llour
''Ratll~"
)'ll rdsbehind~ter. Hehls
8
Ulllimitrd bi:l~s. fill' uamplel, I had e-xpected that moP
l('fTiales would N!al:t violenlly to men dmlandin& 1lmi!M fi&hll
andprivileltlfrom -..·omell. 8ut, happily, lwaswron1.
Totatmyl.heory, l hadlnvitedamale friendtoattendaMary
Kate Coanetks party.
'nleJNOrtY wubeir~lheld In ththomellf a young woman wmse ·
husband had ara~:loully CJffered to remove his maiC\IIIne
prnenee fmm the household for tht' evening and play IOllle
~':'~~~\~~~~nf!.
tbe
&ck!tchers
jot keys and telephone (l)mpany llr~ewomm. 1nd l11splte of bold
ftnlllts who crnh tnditioaally " malet-Only" JNOrties t ~kJ
ceiven are: O..C Orooger.
Bill Ou rbouse . Rich (II
Nicbls, 1nd -Ninin& bath
M~.
v("'\
by Jol:UmGnuodhan:ll.
I mup admit, I'm quite 5UI'priHd 1nd pleased with the
American woma11.
the not
da y:· Ganlmla ~. "II
justticka me off lhlt they
- · t allaw Toothy on the
andhiJ iavorlter~ver:Jifi
CN•Nol Gou. HiJ otm ~
Dale Flur r y
Powder puffs
triedtnfanthe~moteaway.
probablyt.top~yir«mrtuit ·
ion. l'mrNIIyv.-orriedabout
this whole affair. A rtftrl'e
just about buste-d us Jut
1amt. but lueklly Wee-d
a tuhed the joint and
f!\'tryontheldln ltltir!IIJloke
untiltheyreadlfdthelineol
Krimmase ."
When l alkfdC~chPython
why h.iltum
tn~ploys
J.U(h
unus1131Uoctic:sheretorted,
ju:stltt TDDlh y t hifopttsn~~ktl
si,. 1U fanp Into the Slll't
" What other tum use•
$Ubtlelies likt """ do~ My
llt'A'e5tidNsl.hifo)·mrare :
m"*le. Tbm m,._ arm feels
puttlllllvenomundemt.lthlhe
:~~~!~to~rr'~~~-=~~=bl•. eventllin11out
Monty
~~c::~=~~r;:..= ~~t=-=:tth~e:t:'~~;~~~~..:neinm.::~=~~~~t~=·~::!ni"eG tn
wu dilute-d 10 u not to be -..,th &ood reuon.. 'nit team Tbtholteat,lnaflne&st~Weof~~evenallowedhlm
tr!Nl! and lla>in& G•nleni.a mucot. an lmpor'lt'd ra t- tohelp herOpenapldlltj.lrwlthatoo-ll&htlid.
communicate the sip is to tlesMke from Ariti!M, lilt E~ had •&ood Ume.lncludln& my frltrod, who l'ft<'ived
the offense at 'the line of IOOM!inthest.ancbdurin&tht a fa<ialand50mtfrteumpl~.aloncwlth louCJfaUentlonand
sc: r imma&e by Jhakinl a home Opl'lll!'r •nd bit three the utmllllt ill c~~n~ldu~lon.
ratllt atuched In hil •nn." .~le.
The mucnl 'l My filth Ia tht lntf&rity of tht Ameriean wvm•11, who is
" ll"sthe dtmtrotofsui"J)I'ile keeptr is IIOW llndri'JOIOI ~lnamoreandmorellberateduehday,waJrutoc"f!d.
my boy.'' uid the heM menU! lrntmtnt 11 Win- Artduwewereleavlfll,ontfintladylnvitrdmyfr lo!ndiOI!ft
S!\11~=~:::-~ out badly for ::~~ ,:~ci:.~"~U.'rite~
UWSP thi 5 HISOII. The
R.attlen lnolkebitten In 1M
fii"St four 'pmes. Jlllir« them
by a combined total ol thlrteen pnints. Since t hen
ho-..:f\'tr 1M ''Snakes" have
r«<iled~strvdl.backwith
three slnlight victories. But
alas, theylot;tloOihkoshlaP
weekt'nd. P ython wu
rtportedly fumlnc ,,.~~~he
dilc:ovtred -..·hat was COi .. on
in 1M huddlt'. ''The offenae
drdared,
makln& 11011u lik e a
-..-.....wnlf. Toothy ,..ould pulf
up, and
and rully aet
14'Jel. lb LS IUf looll.ed nuts, •
fOU .kDOW--aaty , like he wu
)-e•r.
Toothy.''
"I
T\lpperware rrty.
haltd that &uy
they ~~~~ to Wi~go. He
made lhlt sn~~kt viciout •nd
then ddlbentdy tlrllfd it
IOOIIt'. WhtnltooliToothyout
fill' his nightly .-Hher, we
would atways 1ft thiJ
Weirdo In back of llytr Hall
J:Us.
:s~~~:!!r,~:~ c:::~ · ·=
the
editorial
section
Letters To The Editor
Meetin9
events told
You tiddlysl
A Jmellyktttltoflluraeon.
'l'bt' nnt meeii .. ol 1M i~. I rder. of ~ne. to
Wanted?
MIIDCouiiCU ,..11 ~ld on the uocakulable disc:ourtesy
October 16th Gvest spn ker Jhllwn by lhlt no doubt well
Steve l:rlc~ll, came 1,.j meani n1 moron who dlctates
Campus officials 111d
Stntn Plli 11t Pnllct are
lootin& for idiot pictured
~·~~~'f~'::~'"!: =~'!.e ":!~ :i~ ~
-··
absencefrorntheBullwlnkle ~theseaU-halJoo.o·t'IIOOt
Shaw wiU result in a wetk'a twu:e<UI"$ord ~&fl.
,
louolviliutloowuc1 rriecl
Ever y 1ent l eman I
A formal complain t of
crtatinl a public nuWnce
wu ilsued urly this week
W~ll the Allpeel !'fill nude
down Main SIJ'ftt lhoulir«.
'"'nnelky t. f.Uinc. Tbelk)'if.
l&llir«!" Tbe individualmalt caumslan, $'t", us
pounds, bow·le&&t'll with
planterswattJOIIIt'ftlittlt'
tot-ldt the downtown aree
aft.er two tours of 1M bnineu
di$trict lhouti .. hiswamir«.
He was '"""' _ . at 1M
St'll!ry Insurance Complet
whu.. invatipton t.beoriu
he may have had JOme em·
pioymtntCOIIII«don.
~ors;.~J' .:~~~ ~ ~:~:~!=~~ :n·r:.:~:,o~~
;:~ ~::::.:' p~~~ ~'da:
coent Khobnhl p to Wha i.H
fill' Rocky J . Squi rrel. '
Sec: rt'lary MilD
,\ lr. Pubool
'tbe
WU(.'Urtiy told th.lt no one
You con two
enlt'nwholln'ta St'nlryVP.
Alterlo!awir«thcC~C~a~pler.
thclllb.lectmllll"-'vefdtlhe
d'feet.lll a.tt Autumn tem·
~::~ ::ti~.~'c.~ w.!~=.:;:nw:.::~!~
;~~~:!;F~ :::::e~~=~
inc:luiSed~e.
~~:.~i;:.:eoo:~ ~·~
C'fflaLnly must know . 8ut oo
~:,: b~~··=~·7=y~ =r..~ih~~~.::~~~~
individualrtport.edlylritdto
llillltttu lo lbt silt, but
:~==:='J:.C~
=
rirltco-tdtofilllnthcbll,. sport of tlddlyw lnkl. has
"Bull-..·ir*Jeifoa--: ! received•~s5hl re~kudo&
You U ll IIIII If\ Pf"'llollll
~tt.aklnaoff y-un•
OOC't'.
The JUbjeet is
bd~t'll
tobec:apabk-ofviolenc:e.
Polite are cht'cki.. t.c:k
records and finttr prillll
which may II'* 1M sub}eel to
~ seriet ol eanoe piddle in·
cldent. stiU LPIOIVed in the 0nt ¥iloaKM'•t
S.n f'rancilcoare..
~= ~thl!e!"':!e!":
,..lll'd ol conlidtntloo! So.
Nary a n article. I 5« ollly
contracepliYt'ad•·mifement.
and revi..,..soltrarohymulie
l call upon all ristot-think i..
gentlt'mtn. and upon you,
~110. dear editor, to rl&htthll
W'lt'OMCionable -..·rona. 'od
lift the pu iw ol m1nkl~•·
favorite past ime to LIS
rilhtful an d n a turslly
preni lmgpOlitioll.
\'oolfslwtlddty
Tho. Satlrt. Tlddty..-ldlu
C•c h
Wee try
•
Insurance
Everything
but
the
kitchen
sinks
"There'• no reaon why an
arrorant intarance company
doan'r hauc to act GrfOI'ant"'
( t
[ ~~~~]
.. " 1 cia aot prtleacl to be tlptt'l
e-P,tonyt.lultllucll-u,_.,- lt
ufe wUI.atltlt\UIIIaft. h t l da
u-tUl. .. tht sla k.-1 iavGtvM are
u:ctHIIIJiy lll&ll. aacl tllat If we
•allea•ls takt,thtclbutercauld
btallll•lbtyoncl n ..,prehe•i•."
!Rep. Obey I WII , De<. It, !tTl I
.,T...,T.......
Fighting the nuclear giants
• Edltcn aa&e: Jdf Uttlejohn bas
been a studotat for fift yean at
UWSP, is manitd , resides in
Stt-vens Point and has been working
with the Envtronmenlal CounCil for
3 yearS. Chairman of the CouDdl
lutyur, Jdf l:s a.nou&spotencrilic
ol Nuclear Power: be Of'laniU!d
alternative lifestyle, energy. al)d
educaUon wor~. and was 1n
thefordrontolthe battle to stop the
Michipn AftDut Extension. Jeff
has . bad occasion to meet Ralph
Nader, Barry Commoner and other
It-aden of the national struuJe to
rrinslitute a people-'s democracy
smaitift to the delkacies ol the
environmttll. He sbares with them
a se.-.e ol dedicated optimism · in
the stru&&le to work out the
probl6ns we all face .
ll ow well llu llle feder al
gr~emmeatdtaltwit.b th e uer11
c-risl• a11 d the aac lear power
q-.nli~~t~1
The admln.istntion fll,t out said
tNt they want 200 nuclear plants by
t~. tNII'I their position. Ford
thinks that will Mllve our e~
crisis. nte FEA CF'edetal Eouv
Admlnistnlion ) Is a pawn of 1M
administntion, it's part of the
e:xeotutift branch and f'rank. Zarb,
thedirector,wuappointedby Ford
ol ~ course, with tbe intent of
romotlna nuc-lear power. This
ollows down 1.o the Office of
Nuclear Affairs when U!e guy Is a
utility executivewbohas ~n in·
volved in nuclear power.
r.
OurC'GDIJ'Uiisalittlediff~t .
There'a a JfOWiq conc-ern and a
~tffoft in Concreu to pass
notHu~elear power lt&islalion ,
which appr11pri.ata more money for
alte rna tive ent r& Y so urces .
Kaowever, It 'a still not enough. The
majority ol tbe money is still &oi...
to the nuclear ~~ector . So fi&ht now,
the executive branch is pushina:
nukes,
is c:oatemplatin&
them , and the American public Is
very concerned about it and are
llor\1111 ' fiaht it.
eonare-
~t-:,:::,.a~:!,~~:e:::a::.r:;;
Ia rt(alat«y ,..Ill••· becnse ol
tlttlec:llalcaUyc- plea:aatareof
Da ,... bet'"t lhll
.,..o...
NJ~I1
No, ldon'tbuyitatall. lbat's like
te ll lna me th at my elected
~live or the cllancdl« of
th1s unlnrtlty t bould dic-tate
ev«yt.bl tJI tbat OCCW'J at this
university without any public Input.
That's like a r e presentative .In
&oYernmenl 1 ay l na out 1n
Washinlllon, " I'm the ex:peTI, I
. w..MNeaa..._
Two bald eaak:s, wounded by
shot11 un blasla In east-<:entra l
w~ durin~ the first weekend
ol October, bave been nowu to the
Univenity ol Mimetota's Colkje
ol Velainary Medic:ine whm: they
are beina nw.ed beck to health.
AccordlnJ to Conser•atlon
Warden Tom Hardson , char&es of
shootl.na an animal on an en·
dancered list have been filed in
Fond du Lac County Court. Tbe
=:x;~c:'n=J'.~~O:J:;~rse
know what's going on in the
JO\"ft'nmtat. I know the political
wheeli,.: aiM!. dealing, yoo're not
experts. You 're a lay pHtOn and
your sugestions and criticams
~·tvalid" .
Is it moral to go abead with the
technological "advance" when it's
goingtoresultlnlhe•cquisltlonof
~:~y'e!;ti;~~hbrt ~::!
time our nuc lear fuels wiU be gone-
;;:~:~ ~o ei:"tif~~~
wutn genenttd by
theseplants? Otherdangenarelhe
r;~dioactive
Jow level radiation maissions, lbe
pas&ibility ol nucleu ubotaae and
lhelbritolnucleariiUII«ials.
BtUionsoldollatsole~pitalare
being
~kenoutoflhemarket for
productlonoftl\iskindofenerJY.
That iJ the r eason why the premise
lha t "justupertshavetheuyand
they 're 1onna make the decisions"
is not ri&ht at 111 . 1be people must
detlde.
0. you t.Wnk tile utility c-plales
J.ave Wt• " - ! . wi!JI U.e PHPJe!
No. To give you one eumple,
Saul Bemstrin came ap to Rudolph ,
W'lSCOIUin two years ago and told
tht people that nuclear power was
JOOper«nt u fe . WewereiOidthat
there. was no chance ol 1ny
problems or accidents which recent
events h1 ve proven to be untnle.
Duringthecourseofthisiuuelhty
seem to be witholdingl nform ation
lhat wu pertinent but might make
them look bad.
111e %3 million doll;ar interim ~te
incrule which the Public Service
Commision a.nnted the Wiscor.in
Electric Power Comp;any. was due
to the ac:alali"l COiU ol nuclear
INDUSTR.IAL FORUM !bat 1Wi
C'lllmt iiiiCI.-:ar power Is cllup aad
n fe !
Thls Is really a very deceiving
technique that the Atomic ln·
dUitrial Fonun and, for example,
Com . Ed. of New Yort state are
uslfll. 1n the past when they
referred to nuclear power as
bci,.
powtr . 1blsrateincreasem~ansthat
cheaperlhananyothes-~.they
li~ullarttblll'tcOIDlni•I.Ukttht
were rderring specific.a.Uy to the
coM ol nuclea r fuel. 1be costa Wft"e
down at tremendously low ralt:l,
ca usedbyartiflcialprices. Nowthe
eo&taaretltyrockeUna.
What they don 't point out to you is
that the capital cost of nuclea r
power is arou nd 30percentgreater
tha n it is for an equivalent size coal
plant. For exa mpl~. a n estimate
wbkh was printed in the NtlO..EAR
POWER ALTERNATIVE, (a
special~ by the Investor
ResponsibUity Rese.arcll Ceater.
lnC'. in WUhi"llorl l pointaoutthat
the coM of a tOOO mepwatt nlldear
power plant as compared wltb a
co.l plant of the same size wi ll cost
on a capital baaia 1811 million, and
that or eo~! saa miUion. 'Ibat'a
a20percent cost di fference between
nuclear and coal.
peopl~ are &oi.lll to be paying
electric bills of Sl7.l:l now u
compa red to 116.03 a few monlhl
ago, an increase ol U percent.
Another &ood exam ple ol why
thneratesaregoing uplstheC05t
olnuclear futlforthe proposed
Koshkongnong plant . Wben they
first proposed the plant at Fort
Alldraon,theyestimatedtheeo&tol
fuel for this ru:kar plant would be 3
cents per million 8TUs pc-ocluced. II
wulatet"revisedupto44cenlaptr
million BT1Js and ~Uy lhe)'
have estimated the cost to be at
11.10 per miUion BTUs .
Tbe cot! ol nuclear. fuel is
ac:a la ting tremendously, and 1t
appears to be &elling clORr and
cloiertothecottolcoal .
· ttow wautd yoa u plala tile
L_
What the utiliti es and the Atomic
Industrial Forum ar e doil!l. Is
senU. out pure &arbage!
They twist statistics.
Wllatw...U. yoa•-a:nt tbata
pen• lr - Ule UWSP c-••rdty
do to 01111 -.c:ltar power!
Put on the bcWn& &Jolles ! As an
individual, it's difficult . I think
convincin& Congress, or C'Oflvlnc:tna
someone In polltieal life depends
upon a c:onc-erted aroup effort. So,
what I ~est you do , is 1el
to~etbtrwith eltistin&~.suc:h
::.n~s~n,.!~t t:euc~~~
vironmental Council. You could
research, or disseminate public
Information.
You can abo woril: individually by
writing l~tters to your elect.ed
repretenta li ves,exp r essl n&yo ur
conC'ei'TI about the Issue. Be well·
rud, lry to absorb as much in·
formation as you can on thlt Issue.
A&ain, I JUiietl that peclple
cooc:uned about Nuclear Power,
~~~~an~ f~ ~o ~';'
slatted as a small minority, but
today, lthin k it'sgrowi"lintoa
t trqmajori tyorthepeople.
Envlroamutal lmpacl· Sialt mCIIl
Eco Briefs
C•~UYa ti•Vada& R~~s
fttry US.
A b:'ukdown ol how
senators nd~tiw:Yotedon
majorC'ORICn'alionisluesln 1974is
available for $2 from the League or
Conservation Voten. l24 C Stretot.
S.E .. Washin&ton, D.C. ZOOOl.
__j
M•llOae~r
f-"orty must oxen are to be- captured in Alaska and airUft.ed to
Si6e:ria beca~ae the animals have
become e:xtinct in Ruuia. The
action is pitt of the U.S.·U.SS.R.
Envi r onmenta l Protection
Agretoment of 1972.
Pr~h.vironmental Council will
hokS a worilshop on the Pf"OCeSJ or
citiun input with the State En·
vironmentallmpact Statement law.
Lyle Updike wiU lead disalalon
~lating l.o: Wlsconlin policy and
it's background: r~ ol the
curT"t:ntE ISprace<lurt ; analysis ol
proposed chan&es and •~as for
individu.l
group action. The
worUhop will be held In the Green
1toom or the University Center at
7:00pm. N~mber 6lh.
'
The Circus's home
byGin~nBdorinJ
Tomonvw alttTnoon at 1:30, the
Pointerfootb.llteam will taltethe
field fOf' il) final home aame of.,.
the se11son-against • tough River
F'alls~QU&dateotrt.ef'H!Id.
Goerke Field has ~~~ the site
ol
many excilin&sports a c tivi ti es
thfOU&houl Its 46 yr:ar exiltence,
and tomorrow will add yet anolher ·
ch:lpter to Its long and colorful
history. II was on Octobet' 15,
tm,
that the Vft'Y fii'SlJame was played
on the football playvound lnvolvina
the normal~ehool from E:.u Caire'.
Stevens Point dominated and won
that iriitial contnt 26-6.
The prospect of a new football
fieldwasP.Dfki~forsomet!mein
-~:~=!~:
berrudf. The new area, whkh later
cam e to be known as Goette F1dd,
was immec:tlate.ly north ol the
original campus, and lhis alte bad
been known for yea(l as the Stevms
PolntOtyF'IirJrounds.
That familiar title, Goerke Fldd,
beume accepted when ciiJ
aldermen voted to name the pull in
honor ol a Steven~ Point woman
who had made humble finandal
contributions in earlit'f' years to
help develop recreational facilities
(Of'
youth. Mrs: Amandll Goerke
contributed financ;. J lifll to both
the dty and the univenlty during
htr lifetime and throu&h htr will at
do-ath. Since that time, thousands of
)'OUOI men have made uae of her
genei"'Oity andthefield,bothon the
hi&h school and college level.
One of the moat exe:ltlns years
ever registered at Goerke wastt65..
Oo Nove mber 5th aaalnst St .
Norb«ts ol De Per-e, Stevens Point
~..l!':~n!r.:r~~\~~s~~
conference tit le In a n excltina of·
rensive show wlllcb &aw Stertn~
Point on top of a 45-21 score. n.t
sameyi}ralsouwGoert.eF'ield
supporttheleague'siCOf'inl~ .
pc:aessing the second best nabin&
total in natjonal small eoUep
competition. This man was Norb«t
"Nubt»" 'MWer. I'IOWa member ol
the Pointtr .HaD ol Fame, and
C:UI'T'ei1tJyanassistantC:OIIe:bunde:t
Monli!Cbarle.tbisyear. It was abo
on the turf at- Goerke that the
Pointers arodue:ed their second
biue:st w1n In history, a 53.(! romp
oYU" Nortllla'nd Colleae In 1933.
Of coone Goerke has bolted ilS
g:rayertimestno. perhapsthema~t
ilh.alf-ative belna just tllrte years
qo when Platteville dealt the
Pointer-s llltir JeC:Ond wont defeat
ever, an embarnssina SJ.O lou.
But Goerke has had m•ny, many
memorilile moments. IM and 196t
Wft'e / cbamplonship season~, as
WHe 1933 and '34. In 1962 Sonny
Ret:ldeu s tunn ed a hom etown
e:rowd withaae:boolrecordiO-y.JTd
=keret~d ~e
•:oJ:tts u!
larJet ror some 11M Pointer boottn
IUC:h as Pat McFaul , Pat Robbins,
Super Sports Quiz ·No. 1
Br RandJ Wle.,.l, Tim Sulllnn
Halloween speciaU!
*
and Mlh Haberman
1. Who was the leading .corer for the Pa-c:kera'
In lhelr BASKETBALL game u . Mlnne.ota
March 13, 1175?
A. Rich McGeorge
B. Hanhome Wingo
C. Larry Krause
D. Curtis Perry
2. Who holds IM ICan. .a Cit)' Chleta .. alOft
r - d tot moat points after touchdown?
A. Mike Mercer
8 . Hank SZram
C. Jan Slenerud
D. Tommy Brooker
s. On Octobet 1, 1133 Ute Pec:kera held tt.e
New YOfk Qlna to •ro ftnil down•. Whet . . .
1M ftNII .JCOfe?
A. Packers., •2.~ G i anll 0
B. Packers 10. GlanlS 2
C. Giants 10, Packers 7
D. Pec:ken 1, Giants 0 l15. inn lngs)
4. Who • • naMed NFC Spec! .. Te-• Pl.,..-
::=
:;.:-,:.~::::;.une• com·
A. Noel Janke
B. Mickey Zofko
C. Leon Crosawhite
D. Bobbr Bryant
5. Who wa the ..,.,. **"choke ..,. ta"en by
U..lluft. . . .?
A. Josh P. Duffy
8 . Butty Suttle
C. Blrlho Amokt
o . Boomer Shipe
.
Odolkorll.l111
I . Whet lattMI l'lk:kl'l- ot D. A. Phillip•, head
coec:h of IM Ollera?
A. Turkey
B. Bum
C. Chrome Dome
D. Speed
,___
7. Which -ot theM men haa not bean Indueled Into IM! Pec:ker Han ot Fame?
A. Bernard "Boob" Darling
B. Jug Earp
C. Curly Lambaau
D. Walt Patulakl
I. TM r8dio woke of tt.e Chlefa Ia?
A. Fred Farkle
B. ~ay Seoll
C. Bill King
~
• D. Harry Caray
t . Wh• Selma rookJe "'imed lhe opeNng
llJckoft M rwda tot a TD 'ttj New Or ..an• that
r~ulatM..oft~~ Nn?
A. Obert Logan
B. John Gilliam
C. O.ke Slayton
L\
~
D. Oiivie~n
10, Wh.. D. . . Cowtlop COKh Ia feMwed In
a beer CCifiNMI'cl .. tot Ute?
A. Tom Landry
B. Lance Rantzel
C. Ernie Slautner
0 . joey Healherlon
and ou r curnnt Polnler Bob HoH·
man, who e:Ouid be the best thai
Goer ke Field ba"ever seen.
Goerke Field ha~ undnaone some
chaDies since It was orilinally built
more than~ years q:o. MON!
seat.ina capacity has been provided
as the intuest In the football
program ar-'·
Bul it lw ruDy not e:han&ed all
th•l mue:h. llslill has its exe:itinJ
pmn and the pmes that the tans
would soon like to roraet.
Satuniay anernoon, when the
final 1un has IOU.ftded, anolher
chapter will be dOled oo lbe loni
and colorful hisl.ory of Goerke
Field.
Foosball
Freaks
1'be 1m Foose-Ball toumamenl
wa1 played Thursdly, Ocl.ober 23,
fn lhe Universily Re-e: realional
Services Center. In doubles e:ompeUUon a lolal orsevenleen teams
pil rt ie:lpilte d . The doubles
elimination finals piUed Rusty Hale
and KeMeth Upkowslr.i 1plr.t
Bob Leon and Steve Georaef!. Hale
and Lepkowski dom inated the
e nti re doubles tournament ,
culmlnalinl thei r succeu by
winnlnJ the rlnsls In two strai&ht
games: 6-4, 6-1. Even llxluah It
appeared that Hale 1nd Lepkowski
won easily, when Hales wu asked
to ~om ment on !he tourn~~ment , be
lr~lca: ':f~i!; ··~r:!:e~~i
players fOOied~f. The competition
in !his bracket wu severe, Clrt
Parker and Dive Wrilht went the ,
111
~~~M~,,:"uy ~~~=t ~i: .
~ird 1ame. Scores were : 6-2, 6-3, 6-
Ernle Wooster , auhta nl
manager of Recreational Servk:e.
and town~~ment coord.INitor, ...as
plu.led with the tournament. He
said, ' 'The level ol e:ompetiUon
alona with the number ol entrants
was ~omme ndable ." Wooster
lhouldbeilvenalotol~redit !orall
the lime and errort he donated to
U!iJ event. The Auodation ol
Colle1e Un ions lnter natlo n•l
loumament IACUI) b; the nal
reaularly Ktleduled umpw Foo.Ball tournamen l. Althouah the
~cl date haa not been determloed,
• •twlll beheldsometimelnJanaary.
Pickers spoof spikers
by Randy Wievel, Tim &l.llivan, and
Mike Haberman
The following incident could ver-y
v."tlllake place a week from Sunday
at Three Rivers Stadium in Pitt·
....,.,
Houston's Billy " ""'hite9toes"
JohnSOn. having just run a punt
back 73 yards for a touchdown
agaiMttheSledersandalsohaving
spiUd lhe ball . goes into his nat·
footed, leg-wiggling vk:tory dance.
As usual, he concludn his little
4splaywith thespUts.
As Johnson is doing his thlna. the
:::!: ~~d!~~i::t!ehl~~~.~~::
Lambert and Mean Joe Gtffl'le
Packer- !Ins also can recal l their
own Dave Hampton Ia rew yurs
ago) returning a kick-oH all the way
and then , gasp , dropping the
pigskin bdore he Cf'OUed into
paydirt . Luckily , the officials didn 't
catch !Iampton's gaffe.
But lhe dumbest spike ol all time
gotstof«merSteelerOanlterDave
Smith !emphasis on the former) .
In a game against Kansas Oty In
1971 , Terry Bradshaw found Smith
all alone O\'er the middle for an
appa.rent 5COI'e. Smith had no
lrouble catching the ball and all he
QdtoOOwasrunintotheendzone,
si nce the closest Chid was
somewhe!'e near Topeka .
explode into action.
Greene grabs Johnson by the
riJht ankle while Lambert damps
ontotMJen. Totether ,theylirthlm
About the five-yard line, Smith
slartedto rai.setheballover his
::~.i~i~~:!r~~t!J,
11
~~~ie'f:~t !'t~~-
as Smith W&tcbed in horror. Touch·
Nck, ~<anus City!
Lf-t 's hope the spikina ritual
doesn'tspreadtoothersports. Can
)'OU imagine Kart-em Abdu!Jabbol r
doing cartwheels do11m the noor
after si nking a free throw! How
about Fred Lynn doing t he
Hiahlandfliqonhomeplateaner '
lashing a homer over the Gree11
~leprettymadtoo.
The art ol splkln& the baU is
Monster ~
But , on the other hand,· seeing
Olrissie E\·ert doin& th e f'rua at
Wimbledon's centercourtmightDOt
beallthatbad.
All spiltlng and other related
nonsense aside, the Super-picker-s
hadanother &oodshowtor~tror
Week Six . We caUed (en pmes
correctly and missed a mere two.
Ours:»~~oinsand l1los5esbr~M.Whtlll
to the .76-4 percentaae mark.
TossupwiR, Sullivan is s-1: Wle-vd
ralls to 4·2: and Haberman
~mainedinthecellarwithhis2-4.
Here is the way the Superpicken
figure Week Seven will come out :
Sports Shorts
... ,,
lbePotntersthree-gamewinning
llrult was ended by the Oshlt01h
Titans lnt Saturday at Titan
Stadium,l7-ll.
The Titan1 came Into the aame
withal-4conf~cerec:on1anda
t.freconlover-... u . lbe)' were eiJI!t
in lhe con rer-enee In total orrense
and -.-e eomi n& in wit h a disappointin& 2:1-7 lou to Sl. NorberU
But Oshltwh picked off five puaa
and recovered two Pointer fum ·
bles. The Titan's John Meyer also
ltlckeda otOyardfield &oal lnthe
final period to put lhe pme out of
reach.
Quarterback Reed Giordana had
a rough day . He completed only 26
ol 70 puaes. He wu ln~cepU<I
rourUmes, thela.stonewith;.tat41
IK1Inda ldt In thee game on the
Olhkoah II yardline.
The Painters out-...ined Oihltosh
lllof
Points yardage ca me thnlugh the
air . Titan quarterback Bruce King
ll4yardstota1oHen~eto298.
~~ort~~r:a:
ran ror the QahlOih touchdown.
ltwaslhee{aht strai&htyurthe
Titans have beatm the Pointers in
the ion& time ri valry. The Pointers
still lead in the aU-lime aries :J%..»7
_(i
or tus Qnd and
bounced crazily out ol the end tone
dropped out
pernicious smile, "'Malte a ..,ish,
Jaclt" ' and soon " White Shoes"
becomes a wishbone!
The~asoa thatsuehan rpisode
mi&ht occur is that the act of
spikina the ball and-or enp&in& in
10me 10rt of dance does nothin& but
infuriate the ddensiveteam . Not
only that, it maltet the defensive
always run ror the spike!- but can
also be stupid . Ohio Stolte probably
Jolt last year's Rose Bowl because
olaspiltin&inrr..etionag.ainst Neal
Colzie tnow with cnkland) which
nullified a near -cntain IN::keye
touchdown .
In the Packer-saints &arne.
nmnin& bolck Andrew Jones helped
blunt a New Orleans drive by
spikin& the ball arter a stort run.
This might te:ll you somethina about
the Saints, because Jonet didn't
e~o·en score. The only thine the act
accomplished was lettin& the v.wld
ltnowlhattheSaintsonceag.ainhad
a ' 'Spke" Jonet.
PI TTS8UROII 0 \' ER C I N·
CINSATI-U this was baseball, v.-e'd
take the Reds. But it is n't baseball,
so...,·e1\ta)l;ethePiratts .. .uh,make
that Steoelers. 11IC Bengals have
been having too easy a year .
Belie\·e us when ....-e say Pittsbursh
is better. Steelers by3.
IIOU&'TOS OVER CIII EFS-When
the season sta rted , one or the few
teams ...,-e didn't know anythini
about was HOU!Iton . Sure ~ Pastorini
rang a bell , and BurToughs has
al....-ays been touah. but that was
about it. Except ror Billy " \llh\te
Shoes" Johnson, wt!Jtl ll don't know
""'hoelseis playlnarorthatTeus
outflt,b\JttherestolthOieguys
-must be aood. whoevn- they are.
We11llketbe0ilersby 14 and lry to
figure out wh~ they Jot .
The Pointers tao.tiUver Falls In a
keyconferencepmethsSatuniay
at Goerke Field. The Falcons are
tied fCKserond in the WSUC arter
Nivingvpaet Whltew111ft" last week
KAMS O VE R E AO L t:S-T h e
Monday Ni&hter. Philadelphia has
~u~~~~~n!~'i:
all-pros. Y.'hkh means the Eaglet
areonlyUotherplayersawayfrom
belnaa&ood team . 'The Rams are
nolhiiiJ spedal, but they don 't ha\·e
to be with the pow.-en they play
against eac h week . Los Angeles by
NEW YO RK G I AN TS OVER
CUAROERS· This is another
~::!~~~it~,~~p~~~ ~~~~~
the Polo Grounds or Ebbets fjeld .
The Giants are a haphaurd outllt
first or all don't know v.·llere
they play and secondly don't know
~~o·hen .
It's their S«<nd strai&ht
Saturdayaameoutolthe\astthl'ft
llo'Celts lthf! other one v.·as on
Monday l. Doein't reall y matter-,
however , since the Giants could
JWay San DieJO on Tuesday m«·
nings in Siber1a and st1ll win by 7.
NEW ORLEANS OVER ATLAl"OTA·
The whole ....-orld anxiously awaits
the outcome of this NFL thriller .
We suppose It's the Saints by :t
HU t"t' ,\ LO OVER J E TS-TOu r
statistics show that Namath th rows
a lot more interceptions than O.J.
Simpsondots. The "Juice,'isa ~
betterruMer-thanJoeWillieistoo.
Bills by 14.
CO LT S OVE R B llO W N ·
s- -Oeveland always has trouble
Wnh Baltimore. In fact , they also
have problems with Cincinnati,
Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Houston ,
and Denver. Heck, why' sln&Je
anybody out~ The Browns ~an·t
beat uy team . Baltimore by 10.
.....,0
10.
OA KL AN D OV ER DENVER·
cnlt.land never IOSH at home. This
one's In Denver, and Qaltland
seldomlosesoverthere,either . nw
Silver and Black beJin their annual
mid-season surge.• Raiders by 13.
MI NNESOTA OVER GR EEN BAY·
Gotta te:ll it like it Is. When the
Packers win, everybody starts
talkina about crut upsets. V.'hen
the Vlkinp win , ever-ybody kinda
yawns since they expect the Vlltings
to win . We can't see Minnesoc.a
losln&· this one. Vikin&l by tO.
RE D S KI NS
AGA I NST
CO W80 YSThe weekly tossup.
Haberman and Sullivan side with
Washington, beuuse Haberman
hatH pk:kina aaainst the Redskins
and Sullivan hates picltl n& with
Dallas. Wievel took the Cowboys
because he's always liked Dallas.
Ot;T il O I T O VE R U E I\ S.
Haberman s~~o·ears his t yltem has
Sin F'ranelsco wiMin& this one. A
cardulexaminationOCHaberman's
desultory tossup record makes it
easyrorustoplclttheU~IJr'·
This isn't our touup aame ... Just
good logic .
MI AM I OVE tt CIII CAOO-Thls
should be an ext~mely close aame,
but we 're aonna go way out on a
limbandplclt the Dolphins by 31.
YouQ\·e totaltechancesoncein a
while .
sr. LOV IS OVER PATRIOTS-This
one can go rittw:r way. Either the
Cardinals will win It, or New
England wi ll lose. We shlluld be
ri&ht both times. St. Louis by 17.
77-6. They boast lhe . conftrenee's
best rustling offense and the best
passioadefmseand~ei n tothe
pme with a 5-1
conf~ce fftOI'd
and ;ue 6-2over-.11.
F it' ldbO(Itf)'
UWSP ouueored UW- Oshkosh 21, October 23. Sue Bropard ICOred
both points for the Pointers. On
()clobtf" 25, UW-Rivff Falls ~at
UWSP by the narrow margin of 1~.
UWSP meets Fox River Valley
Oub here, on November 2 at noon.
Volleyba ll
Thewomen'svol leyba.ll team won
one and IOit ooe October 25. UWSP
defeatedUW-RiverFalls t.S-l2,16ll, t5-12 ; butcarthlgetopptd Poin t
11
~~~0ppcu.
Unive rs ity of Wi.co n ai n
Po~nt
P~f::!/f,R .t
•
UW· SP vs . RIVER FALLS (H)
Saturday, November 1, 1:30pm
C'£%clu s i vel y- oq
UWM at Oshto5h,
WI CDS
in sterea
eonrerence
Oai~ t :xt l .
Stevena
U~/J> -~
Novembtr L
Ten .Us
Marcy Mirma11 won the slate
championsh.ipatNo.lliflllesatthe
Slate:
meet in OlhkOih,
October 14-25.
C-arol Weston·Mary Splitt placed
liec::Otld in No.2 doub&es. Natalie
Andrews won her consolation
match at No.laingle:s.
As a team , Point placed fourth
wlth25pointsbehind IACroue 15U,
UW·Milwaukee u:u and UW-Eau
•
'wooco-OUi u.~u • ..•v••• -
••
... for •II of Centr•l Wisconsin
103.3 FM
103.3 FM
...Intra
-please ·
by Jill Unvenlll
UWSP ha s bun blessed
citementofprofessiooallife, but the
excitement \ssuc ha s ma\1 part , I
was willing to &ive it up. I want to
establish some roots. Going to
Pard and Rome was exciting but
afterawhileljustfeltlike I was
Stockholm . Flveye•npriortotNit
away from home instead of
he was balle t master of the
traveling. I wu homesick for
Am erican Thf'atre In New York
America and especially to s peak
aty .
my own language.''
Moore has been dancing, ll ngina.
M oore also mentioned that the
and acting since aae five a nd bas
S\lo·edish company was run under a
cho reograph~ for Br oadway ,
democratic system. " AI much as I
television. nightdubs, reviews and
believe
in democncy, it does not
Industrials. Moorehas~a pbelong in the arts , In theatre
pointed to the theatre arts faculty
especially. There has to be one
htre to teach intnmediate and
point
of
view-one man rw~ninJ a
advanced dilnce.
c:unpany.
That way you can
Acc«'din& to Moore, St~'mll
achi~·e s uperior quality, whftoeas,
Point has been a bleuina to both
have rive pHple tryinc to
when
you
him and his family . '"'111is is what
decide
what
to
do it is impoulb\e to
1'\'e always wanted," Moore said.
achi~-e anything but mediocrity.
·-st~~M Point is lailor-made' for
" I've aone at far as I can go,"
me . It h.as a nke navor, a wa rm
Moore
said.
"
I've
worked with two
quality. In Sweden tht pt(lple are
l 'm utlafied.
wrycold."
• balletc:unpaniesand
Now everything I've always wanted
M(l(lre, hls wife Unda (a form~
is
here.
I
love
to
tuch
dance and
ac trtU), and his two son1, ages four
I'm
working
with
a
YOWIJ
depart·
and sill, live on a farm just outside
ment that haa a future. I can help in
of Polonia. " We live In a 75-year-old
hou5e surrounded by' small rolling
~~yd~~~ei!
•,:: ~~h ~~ff:~t
hills. Thtre is even a lar&e pond on
than what It was In Sweden.
our band that we look forward to Ice
Howevff , the Bureaucracy drives
skaUncon . Mywirelsvtt)'happy.
In fa ct, she often thanU me for
with t h e pre se n ce of a
r emarka ble pertonality .
He is Jam es Moore, former director
of the Royal s ...·fdish Ballet In
______J
~~"f~"'~he~e~ ~:r:rt;;
spring she want& to sta rt nisina
horses ," said Moore.
JamaMoorewasu kedtoc:une
here by Susan Hunt and SUsiln
llughn lol the University Daru
Department) when he decided to
~a,·e s~. '"nldr delaiption
of the a tmosphe~ here, and their
enthusiasm~ likejult wtlat I
wanted. I had off«S from the
Am~n Ballet Theatre in~
York and from C.lifornia , but I did
not want to live In New York again.
We also wanted to live In a climate
that had four distinct s.eaams. I
was raised in Rockford , Ill. a nd I
wanted to be back in thd area.''
M oore said.
M oore uys he d not a fraid of
&ctti n&bortd here. " ltlavea lotol
things I wa nt to do for my own
utisfactiOtl . Su~ I mlu then·
meupthewa\la ttimes. !want to
teach a nd l &etannoyedwhen l am
di ve rt ed with admini s trative
memos a nd such."
Mooresays he feedhewouldlike
to stay a t UWSP permanently . He
seems very happy with the people
hereandhiswork. The university is
very fortunate to ha ve James
Moore and I know I will be looki ng
• forwonl to the upcoming dance
concert in January .
·1776 is coming tonight
" t771 ", the prin wi nnin&
Massachusetts aristocrat, and his
Broadway muaical of America 'a
e ffort s to pe rsuade the
bi«n~l. will be performed a t
concressiMal deltgllet: to declare
uwsrtonlght.Thesbowbe&lns .atl
~mea free from &itiah . ruie.
pm tn the Quandt Cymnastwn
Wtth the hel p of J3ton f'ranlr.ltn, he
Fieli:l.house and f eatures a___.,ta Thomas Jefferson to ...,Tite a
prolessional New York tourinl
Declaration of lndepmdenct!, and
company. ItisthefiBtlnaserlesof
by compromise and cajotery, the
concerts arnnged by the Arts and
thr« convince th e mor e conLectures pfOiram .
lef'Vative delega tes to aettpt the
1be play, written by Peter Stone
Ideas In the cb:ument.
with music: and lyrics by Sherman
Starring in the touring produc:tiOtl
Edwards, has w«1 the coveted Tony
as John Adams will be Don Perkins
who, like thethancterhtportrays,
Awanl and the~ York Drama
Q-itic::s' Orde Award as the best
comes from Boston . And his
musical of the yur .
· . Ben
<:apturirc the wit as well u the
by
se r iousness of th e f'oundina
Both
Fathen, the play's action centers
On John Adam s, th e flinty
Universi ty of Pennsylvania which
F'ranlr.lin founded , Kreaan has
served as Philadelphia's official
areeter, eo&tumed and bew\J&td,
e ver since he Im personated
Franklin a t hd :zsuh bi rthday
celebrati on In 1956.
Poetry reading
.,. JeilltMHO..•ill
There will be an Open Poetry
Reading on November I a t 1:00pm
in 129AII8of the University Cen ter.
f'or those ol you that have neve r
bet1l involved In a n open readi na
perhaPI an explanation Is In store.
An open readin& Jives you an opportumty to have an audience lOt
your work and a c]lance for a bit of
feedback In a rap seulon af·
terwanl.1be readl na also Jives you
the opportunity to aauae the Impact
of what you h.ave written 011 the
listeners.
11le Universi ty Writen have a
format set up lor open readln&• ·
Usually two or three ol the mem·
bets of the a roup open the readlna
so as to warm up the audiencc...a bit
and~liev ethetenllon th.ataholus
Ptoiootn
Ot'*"Jt.1S
.. II .. IS
feel when n:iblting our work. for the
first time.
So. whtthtr you want to read or
jUStwant toliaten,stopby. l forone
am looking forward to read lnc for
~cti:!,~arin& and aetlnJ your
'
[~]
C~-p~~~--
f!l...
from lho college press _..,
installer hu to put ln a DeW pbaoeor c.buce ita k~Ution or do
lll)'lhlrw but breath after be walb ln the doar, you can
mentally sublnct IDOther DO to MO from your Milk boot.
This b one &ood reuon to bne the people who prevlaualy
lived ln your apartment tell the pbooe com~ to lelve the
phoM LD wben they move out.
~:t!ti~cana~tu.ekuCC:U:.s~l~::-
NrJ time you are charted a desx-lt for phorle ~UV!ce , uk
for a breakdown ol ' - the amount "'" arrived at. Phone
I~Y not allo.ed to uae anythlrw othtr
than thdr own r«<rdd t.o cbeclr. your Cftdit ratinl. U you·~
never bad a phone, you're often cbarpd double y - estimate
of one month 'a lana: distance toO. ph• double the loeal
monthly char&e. So when you're ulttd how muy dollan of
lon&diltanceyouUiu.llyrinaup,it't bHttorecallyourle.an ·
t..loeu bol.n to make Ioiii dbLai'ICe c;a11s wltbl.n the state.
Studtntsbave attesa: to the line from I to lam aDd lpm to
midnight for calls of up to five mlnuteaucb. ThiatetmJUke
a ~UJUY.ble requst to make of any administration.
especially at private a:boob where students are akeady
p~.ylnc mucb ol the WATS ec!lt Lbrol.cb tuition.
companita ..re
monthsforou.bUcreconl.
Altoukifyou'repayinj:adeptlldtor a''pcTpayrnmt.'' asy
federal law, phone companies mUll PlY lntert:lll on dtpl»ita
and return tMm if yov've ktpt up with yotr payml:flts for
months to a yea r . Some Bell affiliates, howevw, hiiVe been
r~irinl · ~y~ts " of up to two monthl estimated
phone Sft"Yice tlorc dist.an<:e and local) from which they
deduct your nut billinp. The pr~yment xhemes also
allow them to U5of your money for two monlhs wilhout PI riD&
youin~l .
Outaideol}olnlncthe~plreaksinthelroever~rw
battle to dectronicaU,. rip oil the phone company, lhe only
ru.l way to protest rate lncreues lJ ttwouP the public
utilititaCCJ!21milllonin)'«<l"lltale. Oneltrat.t&Jiorstudenl
vou.- toproteltratelncreuellsoutlinedlna bookJet putout
bylheNewVork PublklDtereJIReaearcb~. Although it
deals wilh New Vort laws. it'• a aood model for ycv own
~fforts . For a copy tend OM doUar to NYPffiG, 5 Beoekman
Sl .• New Vorl!, NV IOOSI.
T'beNoDtpo.Jt. Allbou&hKf'VicertpSwillnevn-voluoteer
the Information , lhn'e are ways to aet around payinaa
depal.it . F'irsl. if you 've j ust moved from another state where
you had phooc ~UVitt. your credit with the Btl! company
there sbouklm.ab ackpaei tunl'l«'tShl)'. tr thelft"Yice
l'qlrtHntaUves you tal k to hedge. ask to c.lk to their
supervisor.
Second. in mwt arus you don 't have to pay a depolit if
somf:Qnt elst with worklnc phone sa-vi« anywlwrr in the
country will agrtoe to blck you up if you default on your
peymenta. 1.sk lor a "letlerol parantee" form and have
you r credi table friends or relativts fill it out. Partnts a re
usually a goodbetfO!""thls. npecially if youpromlsetocall
home more often .
Th e
JU~
Rue . N you problibl)' know If you've ordered a
phone bdore, il"s very essy to uy you want the cheapest
~ pollfbleandendupwlthasupertoucht.onePrinceu fn
decwator colon with thrtoe matching extensions. Unethical
as It sounds, some phone companies ciw"ge you a n extra
amOUllteachmonthllyour phone b lll)'colorex«pt black or
hasane:ttta lone cord., evn~ ifthat 'a theiny It was when you
moved in. Always ask I! these thin&J mean an n:tta monthly
cn. rge,ane:ttrainJtallatloncharteornoclwl!e.
ln addition many phone companies oiler rates below the
staDdardooe'p~.rtytlatrateforunl.imitedloc31calb. Apin
you mUll ask for thne special rates : the JUVke rep won 't
tell you abovt them.
Oftenforabouthalfthemonthlycc:.ty«~cangetS«nethirw
ca1Jed ' 'me:aluredor ''melef"ed '' IC!I"Vke under which you P.-Y
a flat ch.arle for about &0 outwa rd c.lls and an unlimited
nw-nber ol Inward ea111: Every outward call alief" EO If
charted at five to rilhl centa per c.U (~rw on )'0&1'"
phone C'l:lrllptoy). Thia usually mean~ that you can make
almoat 120ealla lna montbwithout pay irwu muchu the flat
rate. U you jUit wllll a phone for emer&mciel. you can .
~~~;;~~~f'!=~~~,r.yaneven
by Marl& D11U011
The following are a group of bills that are in the le&islatlve
process in Madison. Thty an! of lnt~rat to the vete rans in
Wisconsin .
Assembly Bill Numbtr 8, principle author--&nsenbreM~r .
Subject : to reduce residency requirements after service for
v~tj'!rans who did not enter military service as a resident ol
Wisconsi n from 10 yean to J yean for eligibili ty for direct
first mortgage home loans. The curTent s tatus of this bill Is
that it is in the committee on Ve ts and Military Alfai~ .
Senate Bill Number 77. princi ple authors- Theno & Many
OtM n :
Subject : the reintroduced "liquor t.u bill' ' to a ppropria te 50
:;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:c=~~~~~~a~
Hom~. loa ns , gran ts and the veterans pref~rence rate a t
University Hospital. The c urrent s tat usol thls bill ls ttlatitis
in the J oi nt Finane~ Committee.
Com me nta s hould be sen t to the committees dealing wit h
v~teraus .
V~tera nsa nd Military Alfairs
State A.uembly
State<..a pitol
!'tladlson, Wis. S3702
Gove rnm en tal and V~terans Affa irs
SlateSe.u te
Stille Capitol
Madison, Wis. S3702
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RELIGION
Ch r istian Science Organization
Meeting 6:15pm UnivCenter Dodge
rm every Thun.
Fint Olurch of Olrist Scientist
tMinnesota&Maincorner).church
se rvice llam ,Sun schooi.9:JOam.
Trinity Lutheran Olurch. comer of
Oa rk & Rogers s treets. Pas tors
Jim Oliver & Dan Lilzer. Sun
...,'O rshipservicesat8: JOamandll
~~i :;r~,ll y recorded message ,...
The Evangelical Free Church Rev
Fred MOON!. Pastor 3-11..()013. 9:30
a m college clan : !0 :30am worship.
Metts downstairs YMCA 1000 N.
Dh·ison St. Al l a r e welcome~
Basic Inquiry Class Nov~ at 7:30
pm Newman Campus Ministry
Center 211* ~lh A\'e. For those interesled in finding out more about
Catholi~ism . Call :wG-+148.
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NOTiCES
UCM Pn!-Marriage Seminar . Sat
Nov 15 8:15am · 4: 15pm at the
Peace Campus Cenlef', cornu ol
Maria Drive & Vincenl St. Please
caiiJ..1.6-.4«8for morel nfo.
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College of Natura l Hesources
Scholarship Applications are now
avail.inRml07or l36. 1nfomaybe
obtained from any instructor or
student society.
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Newman Olapel · Massa • ~ & 6 pm
Sat.alsoSun lOam : Ooister Chapel
· 12 noon & 6 pm Sun.
Applications are now being accepted for a s tudent manq:er
posillon s ta r ting Nov 16, 1975. All
app l icant s mu s t be fullli me
st udents and must have a minin\wn
of three stm remai ning on campus.
AppliCa tion forms are avail a t the
Campus Info Cen te r . Deadline for
accepting applications will be Thes
Nov oJ.
Weekday Masses Tues thru F'ri 12
noon N""man Olapel .
Sa t. Nov 1 Feasto!allSaints - Mass
wi ll beF'ri6pmN~'I'TlanChapel&
Sat 4 & 6 pm Newman Olapel.
Lutheran Student Community
Peace Campus Center • Service
with Eucharist Sun 9:30am.
~~:t~on M,i~~,',:H ~~~~!~rPe ~
informol sho ring ond discussion
Sun evng • 1 pm Newman Campus
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Cross country skis. do....11 jackets &
VHts , hiking boots, back ~ks,
camping equip. Contact Jim 337
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Point:
Weathered barn wood and posts.
Will c ut to r easonab l e
sp«incations. Cai1Timat:WI..t837.
There wi ll be a meeting of the
Central Wis An:haeoloclcal Society,
Mon Nov 3 a t 7 pm in rm D-31 4 of the
Science Bldg. The s peaker will be
Douglau Price, Prof ol ArcheoiOI)',
Modison. Coffee and free pa rkin&
avai l.
The Me taphysical BooltstON! of Ea u
Caire has selec tions not avail
anywhereelseinthearea . Sf:nd.for
our booklist today and receive a
free copy of "As a Man Thinketh"
by James Al len · The Me taphysica l
Bookstore ... Box 164 Eau Caire,
Wis. 5470t.
The controvenio l authority, Dean
Wambock from the Univenity of
Montana will speak to SAF Monday
November 3. Ills topic wi ll be
RussiM conservation and fores t
management.1'hlslsasptclal talk
preceding his Wednesday CNR
Colloquium Series speec h. Beer wi ll
be served follo...,·ina lhe 7:30 ta lk in
Roo~ 129 A&B in th e Univer&ity
Center.
Oo Novem be r 9 Phi Alpha Theta
wi ll hold Its Initiation In the green
nn ofthestdtunionat 7:30 pm. This
is an international historlcalsociety
open tostdtswhohave hada tl east
t2c r . ofh is tor)\&haveatieastn3.0
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paid ).
We wan t to sell entire 2nd Sl'm .
coupon plan, S300 for $27$. Contact
Kama or Barb, 427 Roach :J..t6-l7i6.
Shotgun • will trade good bow &
accessoriesifin te r es ted . lnexpensiveotherwise. DeMis:WI-5095
after5pm.
People needed to sublet for spring
sem. 4 openings left In large house
for six. Rent r easonable & includes
all utilities. Cal1341-4337.
Housing avail. for one or two gi rls
for ~d aem . Large spacious bouse,
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Sun rise, Agamemnon.
2. Read Milton's Paradise Lost. Explai n
why you liked him better when he
was on TV.
3. Translate a map of Mexico into English,
leaving out all the consonants.
4. Disrega rd all of the above, make a
pitcher of Cuervo Margaritas, and
invite all your friends ove.r.
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of lhir drinJti111 ability! Why else would we laugh at the
Chautauqua
~taew!':t!IJ~'1:'~ra~ ::~1 out to that penoo
Sadl y ~qh, we must now come to grips willl the
realiz.ation that a lcohol can kill. If lhe" Dea th Mardl"of the
SiaserishullltenltstoU, Ihenwene-edtofacelhattoll . lt iJ
timethatstudefltsre-naluatelheactivtt)'ol driDidn&. Sbould
we be looldn& at it in the liM ola penon's " abilit7 '' todrini or
in th;e line of a penon's ''responsibility! "
A Pointer regular feature
by Robert Bonld
Becaw;e today is Halloween, and esp«i.Uy I~ illtlf to
the occasion, I would like to &pt'lld some time di.sc:usslng two
~teventsolb~rn~andmeatality , a.swellutheir
pclUible JOda l ramJ(tcations.
n.. first concerns the somtwhat sarcuine practice of «ow
mutil•tion . ()y~ the pu t year, in an area ranging from Ttxu
to the mid-Wftt, including WISConsin, someone or 10mething
hu been killing cattle, removin&on death tbtir ears, Upa, and
sexual orpns. Stvtf'al carcasses have also betn found
compk-tdy drail'led of blood. No one is quite certai n how this
was done or even bow lhe ca tt~ were killed , aiUJouab ps ha.s
tw AI sa..~k
ltdidn 't surpr lsemeonelota. Mamatlef'of fact I nodded·
otr in the middJe of "''hal wa1 1upposed lobe the climax.
=:~:e~ ~~th~~~~ ~ b~~ts!n~>'!~~~~:~
Monday afternoon the Advisor)' Housi n& Committee convened todiscuu the 'houslna: problem .' I You may recall that
done it. I've beard every thing from UFO a to a wide-ranpng
utank cult blamed. with m011 people~ to Cf'edit devilwonhippers, myself indi.Jdecl.
1be authorit ies, of course, have tried to play down the more
sensationalistic aspects of the case. But I don't think tht'ir
~ase and natura! j)f'tdators theory is a particularly inciiJSive one. And that 's whllt seares me. lf people are s ick
mough to back up COWl (creatures not partkularly wellknown for their magical properties ), whirs to stop them from
carvinaup thei r fellow human beings'! Not mu.:h, l'marrakl ;
recent atory in the Mil~aultc-e Journal seems to lluppor t
~~:!:~Ja\~~l~~!ea:~:! ~~':'==~
availability. )
c~~:,::.t~~::!t~~ti~~rt!.?~IC=:ri:~
days ea rllu and lhen canceled with last minute notice. Until
the mc-elina got underway 1 had high hopes that something
cwcretewaagotn& tomateria liz.e.
11000 fouod out that miracles rarely happm in e«nmittee
me-etings.
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1be commi tte-e chairman, who serves as assistatlt hauling
director, neatly clusiried the problema Into four groupa.
There were problems wilh code CcondltiOill ), problema with
::::a
For S3XI, acc:onlina to the story , you can see a porno fik k in
""'hich an aclr'fss is actually m~ and dismembered
bef- your eyes. lbeatre ol the Grotesque, so to speak : the
Grand Gui&nol taken to its me&l lunatic extffme.
Now granted , cows are one thing and actresses another . I
don 't se-e a whole lot ol gradation betw~n the sickneHH
invoh ·ed with butcherin& up ei ther one. And that to mt is
• scarirr than any hobitoblin or ghost.
'J"hto othereventlwant~to ta lltabou tis ""·hat ! call the
MOleS II C. per : a man a.nda ....·oman promising to lead twenty
or so people to a si te where they "'·ouldbepickedupby a fiyi ng
5aucer and taken to anothu galaxy. Various pieces of the
~;;c:ac!,~~~e;t t{{; J~7ot~~ =n~if~"~de;~~
have yet to be resoh ·ed
It's known the leaden of the group h.ave crim inal records.
But theirmollvesas ...-ell aslhecurrentloca tion ofthegrwp
are unknown. ~ leads will hoperull y turn up the inrormation ne«SS;~ry to complete the pic ture. But ~·en If it
dotsn"t. lthinJt..,-ecan tea m 50me-thi ng : tha t eveninourra irly
Klphistica ted Micietythn'!arepeoplesodespera te fora
cha nge or fed up ..,·iththe "'<Qrldlhat they 're ..,illi ng to give up
all their ear thly posst'55 10fiS cappa rently. the only
req uirementn«essarycojointheg rou p lll nd chaseoff ll ftera
drea m . lt 's unl i k elythei r exodus~~<•ill e\·er ta ke them to their
promiscd~tuwt ion.
But looki ng at the ....-orld as 11 sometunes is. "''ilh Its madnesaa nd its eha OLS, I. for one,can'thelpbut ""i
\em the best
of a ll poulble journeys. an)-way.
Open
Channel
A week ly from student government
On October II, Stucient (iovullmet!l voted to Lem!X!flrily
suspend recognition
the SiaJdis as an cqanir.atiOn of
UWSP. This action was lllwl not only in response to the
ot
tragedy of Homecomln& wedlend. but to address a largu
Issue : that of initiation procedures or " ALL" oraaaluUoas
prew:atlyrecocnlud .
For the Sla.sdt orpniution, lhose procedures wu-e CJt>.
viousty d:l ncerws and have for some time't.ft quesUoned by
the Uni~enity . But we m~at not be led to believe that thl1 is
the only oraanir.ation in whic:h this could be lnle . When •
ltudent make. the dedDon
becomiqr a member of an
cqanb.aUoa , thatpersonaboukl be ruaranteed his safety and
ot
~u-l.ion~hSto:l:n~C:.~t::'::CtentNs~tk.n~
i~JVeltlpte all ini tiation pi'O«dures. lt iJ time we realize that
although a n oraanization may be designed for ~«.Ia! ac·
tivitie., thole ac:tivities defined as Jocill could be quite the
~t:artkutar incident also gives r ix to another ~- As
at~ a t UWSP we are all awaft ollbe very prom~oant
activity of drinkifll . We have, for some reason, also bhndly
acftpted the \Jioe of akoholand ill evrr·lncreu!nc over-we.
Rather than condemnlna . ""-e have C1)ndoned 11. f'or w~at
other reuon would a student announce to a group how tn·
Iodated be wa1 the night bdore'! Why else do studmll boast
IT:'j~;~ :d~t!:t ~~~tao! =h~tic!«Jn~~~
lhesefourcatetorie:s.
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1be answer has got to come from us - the studenta affected
by the housin& altuation. We 've !Tied all the channeiJ provided
by the 1overning bl.a'eaue:racy - nothing cwcrete
materialized !!
'The only way for us to avoid &ettinc ripped-off by moaey
huTCry slwn lords il to form a tenanta' union. Tenant unl0111
have existed on college campu~n for ypra. Etsentlall)' they
provide housina for studenta on a Collective basil , The
housing coopt in Madilon are an example olstudenta bandi ng
lA
.
tocethertoavoldthe hich~trip-<l(fs .
lfyouaddupthedoUanandceflls )'OU11find that it iJ much
cWper these days for a student to buy a house than it is to
rent. U this is so, why are we allowing ourselves to be gouged?
Whydon 't wegroup tosether andgetthe bestconditionsfor
the best prices! Sure, not everybody can function under a
pla n like thiJ, but "''hosa ys ""'e want everybody involved?
If you're Interested in coopet"ative housing or in the for·
ma tion of a tenanLS ' union contact the people In atudent
government. They 're busy now gettirc lntormalioa on the
SYccess orfailureoflheseventuresinotheruniversitytowns.
They need help gathering the info. Help them, help us, help
yourself !!
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United Artbt DirK:ted by Norman
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RevlewN by Rokrt .,_.lr.l
Rollultall iJ the lr.ind o( movie
~!e~ivt:s acience (tctioa 1 ~d
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Based on a aeries ol atories by
William Harrison, lhia Norman
Jewison vehicle e:on«m~ tbe pU&bt
olontJonalbon E ,a~perjoe:koltbe
future. Jonathon's 'POrt Is roller·
~11. a mishmuh ol roller Rrby ,
l.Krc.e, aDd lr.torp away, e:omplete
with mOCoreydesand 10me 10011 old
ultraviolene:e. '
Jonathon II the s o -called
O.ampion of the HOUlton ltlm , and
thtrefon: hl&h In the esteem ol the
public, who arooves oo rollerball,
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futility ol indlvfJua1 dfort" !the
world at this hazy point In Ume iJ
being run by Big Bl.llil'lt:ll, ~tb DO
room for htnlel ol any variety),
Jonathon E hu l:ftn u lr.ed to
retire.
Dedicated athlete that be is,
however, he refuses, tries to find.
out why tbe " utaltlves" ol tbe
" Corporationl" want him out o( the
picture, thrashes hb opposition,
and ernetJel vk~in the tad.
Throw lD a r- w~ aequtftC:'el
and that pretty mud. coven the
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methodically alone, evolr..lrc more
yawns than anyW.. dse.
Given 1 chance to uy aomethlna
constructive about aoe:la lly·
ac«pted violeace, be It football ,
bo:llina , h oclr.ey, rollerb a ll ,
whatevft', Jewilorl alr.irts the laue
completely, optirc for lilence In
advent ol his falh.l'e.
live music
SUye11a Pobll Sympboay Ot"rbn&ra
CINrel C.urt
Od.t1, 1t'JS
· Beer ,snaclr.s, and soft lightinc set
the mood for tbe Stnem Point
Symph ony Orchestra 's Cabaret
Con«rl bdd a! 8:30 pm , Friday,
Ocl. %4. The Coliseum Room of the
Holiday Inn set the ~Cent for the
C.ba~t in which a variety ol music
entertained a lafle, tn lhuslutlc
audience.
The Symphony , directed by
Donald Gree ne , UWSP music
~:l!:r~;::!.rh:~iran~ re:;1~r~
~ular
tunn.
t1asak~
f':e\·-=-~e~;,;.~.• ~,:
See You Agaln ", a nd Scott Joplin's
'1be Euy W"IMfft'' wue popular
tunes performed by tbe Symphony.
1be UWSP Jazz BaDd , dirK:ted
by Oon&ld J . Hildebrandt, aDd the
" Mid Americans", formerly the
University Slnfl:en, (tincted by ·
Keayard Smith, added color and
movement to lhe C.blrtl.
1be udtvMnt o( thoH b:1 II·
ttndanre was mlected by the
enthusiastic responses to the
~tile music, aood apUit& and
Intimate atmos phe r e of the
~t .wi~be s:n~·~ ~~
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!~~~m'f~ecF~c::iv~'!\ ~;
" Emperor Walt1"', and Schubert's
" Rosamunde Overture ". Two
UWSP mu a ir faculty , Diane
Slotnbach and W"dliam Madaeft
vocally accompanied tbe Sym:
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books
the theatre
n.e Na t!ONI Thulre of Ole Our
~vluo~ byJudyDa llky
Did yw know many ol the major
figuresofhistorywt"redeaf '! Yes, l
saki dtaf. llearuy'! A CIA coverup '! A Commie plot'! A ndical
historian's look at the past'! Wrona
on all counts . U you happened to be
in St~-cns Point last Friday and
~h.-:kyenoughtogetticketsto
··Parade'', a production of the
National Thealft of the Deaf you
"A'OUid have luld a most enjoyable
a nd enlighteninl uenln& .
"Parade" is a satirical look at
history's past, !M"tsent and future
through the eyes or the deaf.
The National Theatre of the Deaf
tNTD l was rounded in the late 60's
and receives its fundina from HEW.
along with contributions from
fo u ndations and pri va te Individuals. The :\'TO uses sicn
langu.age, pantornime.gesturesaDd
vocallutlons in the i r performances. To date, the NTD 1\as
made two films. appeared in ovtr
t.ZOO performances in ~states and
In 13CQUI\tries.
The NTD has also appeared on
"Sesame Street" and was the
rnson for OM woman's anendance
atlhe Friday night's pm-ormance.
The NTD tas performed such
pieces as
S.p FT1IIII Milk wood
by
Dyla n Thomas. Moliere's
Saaprd~. GUga mHII, Micllael
~~:~ ~~:~~~:~~~~;:
was adapted from the opera by
Ciacamo Puccini . to 113me just a
·~·
IIOME OF nt E BRA VE
WriUe ab7 AMbtl r LII ureaU
otr~ led lt7 o... w J
Kas""'•
1 ut in the Studio ~atrt and
waited for "Home ol tbt Bnve". to
a~mmence . Tunes o1 the tomes
could· be hurd coming from
somewhere backstage. I I'Kalled
how u boys my friends a nd I
qaaed In imqinary batlles ol the
J«<nd world war. ~'ben we got shOt
.,..'t counted to len and got up again.
It nevtf' occured to us that thet'e
was an emotional aspect to wM" .
1n " Home o1 the Bnve" the
emotioa.al aspect of war Is tbt
focus. n,e emotional aspects ol war
:ft~=~ ~n~o~ !,:Una~et'::
carrytbelrprejudiceseveryw~
they ao. ln "Home ol the Bn.\ 't
this habit brings about a senous
probi~ . All thePfOP.Iethattvtr
lnthefallollt71,theNTD putit.s
first original performance of My
Thlrd Eye. Since then they have
added other original pie«~ to their
repertoire , the last bei n g
" Parade".
" Parade" is about a grand man:h
to Wuhh~ton . OC, to fight for
rights of the deaf. The play makes
funolhearin& peooplein a nlceway.
lntheplay.itislearnedlNitJesus
wasdeafandwascrucifiedwithhis
arms outstretchtd so he could not
sign the wont of Cod. Other
hisloricaJ fipres who Wet't de.f
included Quistopbtf'
Columbus
and the first settlers to the
American west . Nathan Hale was
~~~~ ~=t
~ileou\~~:~t.
(iavily'a Ralabow
By J elro n Ganta tr
::d ~~urt:!i
hands to give for his country."
It was learned tha t Joan of Arc
and Abe Lincoln were also deaf. If
you question tbt fact that Abe
Uncoln ""-as deaf loolr. at his sUtue
intheUncoln l\lemorial. lnhiJieft
hand he forms the manual alphabet
letter " A" a nd In the righl hand he
forms the manual alphabet lelltf'
" L". The play also pokes fun at
oralism as the IOie means of
communication for«d upon the
deafbyhearinclnstructon.
" Parade'' was nota toaUy silent
production. Thecast iscom posedol
ele•·en memben of whieh nine are
deaf. l1le two heari ng member's ac t
as interpreten for the hearing
a udi e~ . At time. it was difficult
l.ol.tll""'hoamong the cut wu deaf
and who was not. The play was both
anauralaswellasavisu.alartfonn
offering someth~n& f« all .
~tedCoenlertt.hei r marltsonhim .
Al\tf' a lifetime of verbal abuse
Cotn has Ci)me to leoti dirt'erent
from the other guys. Under the
dirtctiiMI of David KaJKf'l the
rJmif~eations ol ths prdllem art
brou&ht to li&ht.
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Castine makes the whole thing
credible. T. J . Everitt comes off as
the loathesome pinnacle of hatred
in man. Ftnch almOit has ~ou
believi~ that
there are loving
people until he too snows the
un iversalcapacltyfortlatred . 111e
performance of coen could be
dHcribed as brincin& the meanin&
out of tbt shroud of hatred irl.lhil
situatiOQ tTom aU that transp.res,
Coen rinJUy realius that he is juat
like evtt"yontelse. ll'ssad that he
finds !.his through some human
weak~eun . 11 ._.. a pal!'ful
realiution for toft~, and a pa•ntul
comment on mankind.
NEXT WEEK!
'The Way We Were~'
ROBERT
BARBARA
REDFORD
STREISAND
NOVEMBER 6 & 7 7:30P.M.
PROGRAM BANQUET ROO~ - U.C.
A UAB FILM
Re~·~ ~Andla~:::eone Is
going to wrll.t about a character
.,..;th the combined traits of a Sam
Spack, Youarian , and tbt Marx
Brothers, who lalla dO'I>Ti a rabbit
ho l e and meet s the sado ·
masochistic queen of spades and
the paranoid mad hatter. They all
aet stoned and trip throu&h every
fairyland eve r conceived .
Reviev.-ers wiU then be able lo
compare It 1.o C ravlly's RainboW.
As for now, no oae writes like
Thomas Pynchoa .lhouch many art
going to try.
This book has everything ·mul tiple subplots, sevtf'al in-depth
cha racterlutions and a plot like a
detec:tivethrilltf'. AlUmesltseems
like a five rin& ci~usaone benertl..
How about an aerial duel between
an airplane and a baUoon armed
with cusl.anJ pies? 'Jbe balloon
wins.
All of this takes place d~rinc the
~ri~fd'\~~or~.ancl~~~=~
have been droppina their \' ·2
nx:kets on £n&land and the aWes
~;!~,:~eg:!~~~~~~
general n a h for the nx:~ets aod the
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people who made them.
One or thole Involved irl the
search for the rocket is Tyrone
ha~ ~=:~~~~~
:hnod
because there is a group o( alli""
psychiatrists trying lo mani pulal.t
him . He Is very paranoid, rtlerring
lo his pUNiutn as " them". He is an
engineer with a somewhat obscw'e
lnttf't'Stinlhenx:ketanditsvarious
components.
He goes driftlng around Europe
having IWOI'I.td lurid and erotic
ndventurH. He crosses paths wilh
parts of the nx:ket, « thole who
have had something to do wit h it,
but he eventually gets so spa«d out
that he seems to lose lntl!ftlt and
just fades out of the story.
In this book we see tile rocket as
an Icon of our l.tChnolotY wor·
shipping age. 11le rocket Is a
symbol of fertility, male In oature,
thn.llllng into the llty.
There is the imagery of the
rocket 's trajec tory, fo rm ln~
curve or parabola,like a rai n
.
Pync hon, thr ouahout the boo •
deftly colors the nx:ket religious,
RXUOIII, and spi ritual, without loalng
:"-
~~ ~ftt!t: :·~~:i~~ is 1 ~1t~~~
beautiful or as ugly u thole who
Cf'tlted it.
.:~~b!t,~wri~~d
even that would be Inadequate.
losl.tad, I IUUesl you read it
carefully and let it t~rn your head
around.
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