Off compus 15 cents
April 2, 1976
Get Schlollyed
T•IMP.kf,
Wtdnaday nl&bt II Ste- Point
wllh Phyti!.SchLrJiy, bill tbe prta.
d~l oppoMatJ o1. tbe ERA, wu llke
bthl&lllherimii. !Monlydlfr~
wutlultiMRwasOI'Ify-aeC-f'tlyUb:
Schlatlyhtrwlf.
It Is hard to lmaalne IIIII any lnttiliKrnt~t"'UUdbtlleftwhat
PhytiJJSctllloRyproporU. ll lae.uy 14
nprdherua pusin&IIIIC)'. lilt
euylallu&byounelflnloaff'ftl%)'over
Ule rt.-. lobe 11va In htr fl&ht
:r:!U.:~*~o:m=
E~er.upporteodllleldt.llol
wOfMII In the mUituy was bec:auae he
had • atrlt~ In \be Armjt.
ButwMteottrPhyll.ir;Sc.bWlyl!ll.)'
bt,tbtl&noltjake,aad.tlauldiiOlbe
takrn U&htly. She twa!OpptG many
womea fi"DDIIt~.~pportillllbe ERA. She
and her cohort~ rKa~Uy IUbclllfd NC'It'
York and New Jersey, COI'Itribuililc to
the ERA 'I ftilure 10 pu& u tlale
l~l&latioa.
Mr.. SdiJ,Oyllutbeablllty to twist
idu.andwonklofilberetUM. Sht1l.1
r,.hylady. Butlheltt fuud.. She:
ptaysonpeople'tfun; and lhtmn Un;
""'•trtnatll.
Pailf.PI I'rnwronclnmybtlitfUw
f(lucallon 1hould be more thaa
- ~b!Uon ol eatdully •e•wttft
ta:ta. {Aad how )'011 do foru ltl a.
memorb•! l'meon~lhll t" How
to lmproYe Your Memory" ~
~~t'~~=e~
laeu Uld ~ t.lll'l •hrt)'t bt
ddermlned by piety " multiple rueu-
:'!'~;..u::' .':.-~~s!!:c!:
whob.Mn't e•tn re~~d ttle dam.11 tu.t aa
ortendouwdlu.om-whlhaa
taUn t.bt lime tp Qdy, aii!JpiJ
bee.1UM li'HI)' Ire &ood Of" lutk)' at
c~lheCW"n~Ct--!AndtbN
tue:ben ......, wby atudftltJ 1 ~
:':.":!~~~urhiVII"doll'tJII'l!
Hentn forbid U the lludenl Mould
pulhlsbelrtiDd.ollllntolludyiiiC . .
llliapwl&ltbbeWnbv.•porW~t
but 11111 1111 teldler doel not! kvW
arenOl r• lly teylnr,"mtstbtallk_...~. IP'orbowc'OUidllt
Pf*lbly be wron&! Hll tat unfair~
¥::=;·.ff~r~·~Butno: ~~
dW atudy"NY.Ii'Hidllcouraafdltud·
dent. IWhutlbispolntfedt,wlwt'I IM
uu!l " Nolls"e1H!" decl1rn 1~
=~~~lT~Y!U::!~
Mn. ScllLiny Wilma thlt puu.p ol
lhtERAw\llmtaat ... olfi&btafor
~ What ltwUl dolatoparaata
them a chokt ... an opportunity to
you're blue In the flee and &1111 ad a
enamrnyp-D.
lT ALL DEPENDS ON HOW WELL
-~-
"GAME"
Andaa for_,. tall, you have to
N)' wballhe leKMr wanll to bNf_
lle"''errnbtdlf)"CCUdoft'thlppento&lfft
wllh hiJn ... you heve to learn to 1djlllt
)'OUr WI)' of thlnkiq to !Nt of thr
t•cbet 't. . .and lbea tueherl WOIIde!"
wh1t'a hlppc:ned to ltudtnll' in·
cllv!Gaa.llly,a.li'rlty,udori&luJitl!
Some of )'tJU ~ muatlhlnllwe'rr
COfllpntm,,hiY!ni tall COVIri!IIIIOillt
JOOpqesormon. " Wblt! ! You~an
you an't remember whll wu on 1M
BarNnE."""I
YOU CAN Pt.AY THE TEACHER"S
II«''O''dUneoflhelhlnSp~r•p-•pll of
111&1
•t
For haw- Nkt, .wily
not!!" 111fn,lno,lherelteihowof10U
who bd'"• In 0ft1r &Jrinc 1111 f«
lhecourw...llowe:an-ttstbtu
•ccur111 meaaure of • n ent ire
iemalft"!
l"'urthrrmon, wbfn you aive tftll.
,..uoltenlde)'OW'Iood-NOIIII'tdtlmt
•boul:&etll. lhemtt.dtolhl ~
lltonllltatonFtb.22anddidn'1&dit
NckuntUMirdiZI!I
Tbenlnoll'lefta"l'-ol'f'N"IIo
:::l~et~~n~~:.,=
lnfonnetlon you C\11 Ullm off will! .1
" Well , we don't hive lime to&d into
that,_,_ .. Uabohlvt~lpral~
Who pull 1 lltU. checkmarl afltf ,_..
11111111 eve.., lirne ,..u ..,....., 1
que•Uon ... lble l l l pueth:t lht)'
carried out In my ande ~et.ol! I
meanrulls! Uthetudllf'WIIIddpiiY
llltnlioll, he'd .._ wbo partidpated
1nd who dldn'l-and wwkln'l Mve to
dtl)md on "'-11tue dl«:kmlrb!lll this
what educ1tkln ll ruUy Ill 1bDul!!!
'Greted,lhlapldure l'veprestnttcl
dote not pettl!n to aU tudlen ...lherl
•relhoM whocue1boul w!wt-tbe)'.,t
dolnt. butlfM!tbey .... thetJI.ttpllanl
r1thet Ulan the rWe. You te~
lland ln front of r-ctuaroomalike
Creek lodl dtm•ndlnc to oe .c~­
mtred... BUT, whit have you dane lo
•nernoutr..-:t! 'nllnluboutll.
N ..w. WkW!n. By . . .IIW
- . -=.Writeon
T• LlttP..ater,
llmini:II'C'ft'•ted•tOdordf'edetll
Corr.ecllonll lutllutlon , olford .
WIK-In. Jdon'l&etrnuchm.ilfrOnl
ihtOI.lUide, IOiihoulhlllll)'beiOIIIfOI'II
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Book making
Vote Tuesday
' h'T'M P...ier;..
UIIIYofJDUDIIttbeielntbeCI!JII*S
ClCia'lmualtywer.~vGllnlfnr
1M for MleOftd
aldemiM-
· Complaint treed
TD'T'MP"'aler:
••rd
• Doa'\.
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Mr. Eddlkin II: miltattea Ill hll; '
Jta~totbePIIlllterl tboutU..
l tppra:1a141 your tupp:ll't;-but I'm
cnnvillt'«< that lbeA b 1 ~ betttr
~llnedfottheoflkeU..ol-t.Ddt.bat
~DftfftlfDC'pDf'l'~
pe..- .. Mkhael. Lorbeck. .
Mlchtel Lorbtd: oppoud the
""'"able ~. Aa
they pvw. lheJ ruc:h m.atiW'ity ~
btbtr llqNit. DC' art tw.rvsted to the
IIIII IlM by mMkind, •
ua. •Y
of Rllhll r#trwdum thlt Septtmber.
Trfts-.
tw.rvatabk erop.
Many - jobl 6tpend upan
cu!Uvallonoftimbet"achyeu. f'orettt
-u.
,which lrt: tw.l"'''eeiCd
1~ · " "lf!lltrlll!d tnd lhellt.~for
btutrflltUJ<tyleld..lbl!tblnnlftiDf~
rcw C'Dmtl'l«ddiiiM reclllrib.IUDI U.
vowth potenUtl to otbtr lll(lpr'-.d
. ll'ftlwltbintJtand.WitllllloCidlm
•llvlcu.ltllrtl met~. 1 harv•tH
NichlpnAYftllll~
Heii,IJIP(li'UtbeLindklrd-TmantBIU
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peopltanlheCity CowrclL
Alld' t&oodpllce ,tollartiiJwltb
lfict..el l.clrlleeL
, Jtandta!~(lmllnueto..,.U.wiUIIU
lhewDDdpn)ductlwe IMd Ia U. rw...
IOo"llltcandciM•UU. butdoel.ttr.
Edrlattin rulb.t thlt wattr
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Series 9, Vol. 1_9, No.;.!4
Roey<U~-
by-ppt'DIM:tl! .
baprooted.
-*ID't be
~tohbltlt.tmfDI.
ANTS colonize
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letteri pOlicy .
1. Three hundted words or
lea - longer ie...,. allowed
ot Ed. d Isaetion
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-Au 1...,.,. to be signed
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withheld
up;;n
request
3. Deadline: .Monday noon
befont Friday blue
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SUSAn & RICHARD THOmAS
PRESENTED
. BY UAB
.COFFEEJf()USE
· Thurs., Fri., Sat.
April 8, 9 & 10
U.C. COFFEEHOUSE
9:00 -11:QO P.M.- FREE!
They Have .Been hi Con.cert
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With:
LOGGINS & MESSINA ·
ANNE MURRAY
· JIM STAFFORD
HELEN REDDY
JANIS IAN
AND MANY MORE! !
Program Banquet Room
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Stu~ .
news
and opinion-----,..- - - - - -
govi consid£irs restructuring
Student Gowemmeot approved a
U6t allocalloa to PASCO for
· previous bin ud MNkts.
provides for
the
t:ransportatioo of
penon•!,
The United Council reported thlt
atastfareebubeealetupbytbe
t.rdof . ftea;entltoklotlnto
... approved by Student Goveroment to provide publk:ity I« this
~~~=~lion
wu praealed and will be dr-
c:ulltiq around
1bll
eatn(IUI.
:!nU:
~:,:-::~~
area: Tbil .:Uon wW
ap.
require
proxunateJy bl aip.ll.lnl in order
for It to appear u a refeftftdum lD
rn~~~tbe·~c::.-~
of Student
G<l'llermnet~t
thenatcltywidedec:tl0111.
Resolutioo30dealina:witba pl\.W
and miDUI letter lrtldi.n& l)ll,tem
and tbe relW'niq c1 eumlnatiON
puMd and ..W !like effect rat
fulflU Ita expeetaU0111azld to llllve
student a'CIPQM. Student Govern·
menthu becomeaocomplo. U.tlt
Is no lc:q:er represenUnc the needl
oltbes!Udtnll.
Badzinakl explained that more.
time and money II npenckd lD a
Tbe approyal ol Relolutloa 41
oraanluUoo aad the problema
usocilled with it than Is ra.lly
,..,.
~~~~a~~hee::e!J:·
Uthilreorpniu.Uoo II adopted. it
will Include the fal.lowl111 main
points : l l streamline tbe committee l)'ltena; 2l Mancllte the
Stu6ent Govftwnent Praidtnt ..
Bob s.b:illlkl praented a ecxnpleh~ outline - for the
re-
ltnx:twinc
eampw. U this oew
dlstrlcta , and twenty studeat
operatim.
~:n:!:hlch=r~
u too bureaucntic to
OQ
::~: :w·~:~u.~
: : 1romtwo ~~ ~
~prim.aryoaf.Prilltb .
'Ibe tra~partaticm vebldM wW be
in ope:nUon from 10:00 a .m. to 1:00
employmtot aptaMI for "-1 eue
students
atldents• to votl.n& polls in the
Studeat Governmeat also
alloet~ted A50 to cover III.ID1mel'
f:~hi':L.ol:~e~to::
·
illues; 3l Require all repraen·
tativa to be elected; 4) Tbe
Jiesldeat will bave veto power
ltlbjec{ to :W override.
Tbll raoluUOil II puRd wiU take
effect lmmedlstely after the
election .on May S, lt78.
Thil reorpniutioo !laue wiD be
taken ' up by Stude:at Government
lhll &mday aDd anyooe lntereated
II wdcome to atteDd.
eomple• aad bureaucratic
Health Center studying space problems
~
ReMrl YS..I Jr.
. u you've ever J:one . to the
UniwnitJ Hea1th cater .. a
.alk.fll patient aDd waited u toq
as aD bour aDd a ball Ia a room
~~y':u~=
tbetwomajorp-~tbeltaffat
the ceater are up aplnst... dreary
appear.-nte aDd a t.et.q ol.alk·
irll.
Tile bealth eentes-, IDeated lir the
l:luemeat ol Nelloo Hall, II
beiDa:
uti.lhed by p1tkoats wtthcut appointmeats wbo tben have ta walt
l q periocll ol time bdcn bf!iq:
at~~~~ ~~ate-s~~ber
of
stuclentlwbomadeURolthecenter
lntheUntaen:M!&terollmtotbe
oombe:r ol tboM wbo 1.-ed the
fadUiiel in tbe fint Je!Deller ol
1171 shows an lncreue lroaiiOOO ta
1100D studmta. But tlU lU percent
Inc:ruseblatteDclali&lloottbe
reuon fer tbe p-oblern.
Dr. Johftaoa, • pbysician at tbe
bealth c:eater , sald,"We knew
enroUmeftt WU up, but had DO idea
tawt.te:xteatthutudeotawould be
utl.llzln&theceatet. Beea~~~eoltbls
• lnc:reued uWU..Uoo, the fadlitiel
·are not able to hand&e lbe vohne of
J!::"~n:J:=. w~~ !:t"{;
11
become a center that is lsollted
improye our aenic:e to tbe students
weaeedanaddltklnalstaffmernber
fer~.
tben 'a
Yet , attblstime ,
DOt muchc:aaplillt
lD pttl!lc
mate a little
OM Wlllu we
mOI'eroo~n ."
Ac:qulrlala beUei-tllclllty lnvottel
aome d.llnc:Uit clec:iUon maklnc :
ata~s~~ t!f::ca:yJmU~
~t
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Is Dehell Hall JOIAI to remain a
dormitory er IIUjbt the health
from the people we aerve, aDd fer
cet~termovelnthere?
that' reaaoa we believe c:ommunkatloo with tbe ad¥'-7 bcerd
II esaentlal to dete r mine lbe
students Deeds. To rectify aDd
Ther-e 1s room Ia Nelson HaUler
expaulon, but Ia the preseat
ventilation system adequate fer
_.....,,
.J:c:.i~~~~
ol Nelson HaU wble tben's a
pouibillty tbe bealt!l eeater ml&ht
reloc:ateelsewber-e?
SlDc:e the health ceater ·is totally
supportedbyatudeotfuadl, afta&l
dedaioo mlllt be JUde as to
whether er ootatudeots are 'ff'lll1lll
to bear aa tt.2;.1Dc:nue iD tbeir
fees fer the expeDM ol addlnc OM
mOI'e penoo to tbe health ceater'a
olaf f .
"Ute any problem ," said
Chancellor Dreyfus, "A declalon
has to be made at a point in time .
with the Input you have. At p-eaent
the wheels are in motion and a
dedalon Is on the 'Way."
edlforlal
Jimmy Corter coming Monday
" U ll't ltifnnh M ,e1 .U.•y
C.rter .. lite~.. lpedr.....,. U wu " l.llfft'ftl Jl yean
aiiWMIIMMc:.ule••. .
'"''"'-c'J~I- er
Jimmy Carter II comlrc to UWSP
Monday . ApriJ :ilb, IO AM at tbe
Sera Gym .
See tbe Dmlocratk rr.at rumer
in aU his resplendeat amtq:uity
before c:ast1n1 your vote for
Prnidtftt.
.
The foUowfrc an ..ne questions
you may want to au MT. Cuter
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riii
Monday mornlnc :
",.t'l .,.. ..... - A.-aly!
Carter baiiUPPQrled a " pardon"
· Presidential Calriaaian
:!l:l.~r~fGrDOt~pl~
For Anlerlca's ll*d century, why -oUr Mstl
in the C&pitalllt 's lnune Yletaam
War . im plylf!C luilt to the latter.
Carter'sreeordontbe Vietnam Wa r
isw:ey bldandsbouldbec:oon·
lidered when you voce.
·
Do 1" ,.,..., lM "-edy IIW
l low•)'M.....-ekiMivellle
c:altilll fw a ~IMal tk.aiU1 Care
prlllle•sll-•ajlrdUp!
SyltiE•!
carter~~ tc!lllnc"people In
carter says he~ tbe
upstate New York he wan1 P I
measure- but would leave ad ·
to t-Il out New Yortc Oty wblle
ministratioatotbeprivate.ector,
New York
ie .. .auper-ridl doctors wbo thrive • u)'lnalheoppo.lte in
Qty.
.
on the mi.tery of the wortlna c:lau.
,.,....tulal.rp'aWtc.IIMI
Do 1" ..,.n U~~e H_,...ey.
£-,..,.•nt
lb.._ F .
Ad!
ln a C.:.Jiital 1\a" INadiloa)
interview lut)ftft, Cuter Aid , his
"dam pod ~k: acMaes~
have been tellif!C him 1M bill it
wtrullstk.
o.,...
sy~•!
Ac:corc&na: to a March 2$, lf11
· Wall Slr«t Journal arllc:le.
Jimmy Cart~ still wonhljla rn an
iiU ... hite c:hurc:h.
He oppoaa
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Clrter aPP'oved of stsrtlrc blac:t
sc:hools two weeb later than while·
Kbooil 10 50 black students could
"pic:k cotton".
Carter didn't public:ally object to
the loc:al ac:hoot board alrinl Nc:Jr:
leave to whltH only.
·
carter also propelled a motion to
!«ate a planned blac:Jr: ac:hoolla a
c&Utra~tareathanawhiteac:hool
bec:.aiM this woukS mun black and
wtllte students would wallr: down tbe
same street - He lateroppoled the
motion he authored. becalM it a.t
too midi.
In ahort, Carter Is a double
!!:~n~ac::eopf:"!i:'~~~
waaon. dlarilmatk many~ .
:t!!:~ aod alot ol nlp.flopplna .
GIVE HIM HELL MONDAY, but
don 't be disappointed If he
doesn't
answ~
y011 questklnl.
.. .It it af&.er all an American's
rl&ht to iivoid the lttues and
tmNrk In a SOip box Mil c:am·
paian.
l.Doltwherethefreeen~
syttem
aot
Nixon.
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NOW
MODEL 2052
$134 90
r -. &.n!OU' double stem
shoft~l
WHEELS: ~1~=-m:..~~~~-QUickrelease
MAKES: Oia:ornPII cerrtw pul
~with eJdensO't Ievert.
~ : O.Wt.w~tt non-.._.,.l*ck tape.
~AND CMNKSET: Double chlinwheell36x52. and 1•1ti2
tree Vll'hNI. st-' ~with rl'flec1cd Wid ljiOke PI'Oiedots.
SEAT: S... Mwc:ot ~ ae.r.
EXTJU.I: (lnl::luciMQ Jdcbt8nd.loot kit, lnd o..net's Maoua.l.
UMIIed quMttltf ... tlabh
HOSTEL SOOPPE, LID.
,,,cw...,se. P.W. h&c l
. . !.lift
baz.aarofbuy<entennialbrott.W.
The meetinlt begao with the
moclrratot dd~ti ng out 1000
. bet' a use nobody would take
rupo nsi bility for the lut 400
FRAME: F..Y~~~frWJiewirh~tront.lork tips.
&.nt~ ·VOT riley tront lnCI
Americ.n Lqion HIU and added a
new twist ' to their hi~tb-oowered
tie~Ntohel ppayforthe~
~mt Bandshellandlooktdlitelt
rr.tghl degenerate into a staring
~~tch betwfen spinste- lady activtsts 111d the committee otr!Cf:f'S
MEN ' S GRAN SPORT DE LUXE
OERAUEUR:
by Ttn-y TKioiP
The Festivities Committee o( the
Steve!IJ Point Bicentennial Committee ml!t over Spring break In the
tickets . Fortunately for all tl'lo5t
sudc:ltnlysma\1 -tn~hairpeople
~dthis r~t~ thtre wuaaavlor
~ crowd . A Steven• Poi nt
111
Amenran Legionaire c.1me to the
rescuesprin&instohisfeetand
:'k~~ took command of all 400
theprdudetoanunexpected tru t-1
slide ahow complete with ae·
comJllnylng cata~otue literature
on howtobul.ld no.ta for the 4th of
July par.de. .
FINIS with Snoopy uiUCI~ tht
flag and otber more traditional
f:':ca~ =otil.!:ts~.
:b:et':'~ "::.!~;
mainly stu/fed ,na pkins , crept
Jllper and paper macbe, '' explained
~now eomlortab&e floll -muter.
Our
next
Sl,rJirbe Will I blggit.
The Festivities Oxnmittee hopes to
be able to makl DIIDeyland-likt
heads for memben to war in tht
planned Bicentennial p~~ rade this
sum mer. ' "They, don't have to be 11
profeuional 11 lhoM we see htrt.
but it would be nke to have IOI!It ol
these In ow- own JIU8de." said ~ht
Ooat master ref~ to lift s tu
tharacten in .tbe New Orleans
Mardi Gru parade.
II wu dlfterent to see Donald
Duc:lr.MJclcy.Jtfoule and all theothtr
WiththtnonetoolittlelttmOttbe
ticltetsoulollhewaylhemeoetina
movtdlntothefuttreofthenight
lhe"Fioat<link"whlthlbld~
anxiouslyanUclpatinghiYinj:rud
fantasy dlarKten o1 American
about It in 1 letter to the !JteYeM
Ullture on Ute o.erbeMI, bull was
=~ -Dally Jo.-1111 1 few dlyt • rumLnc outoltape aad my buddY
reporter who cam. alonl for tilt
I wu most curious to at:e how the
entertalameat decl ded~he
had
art of making Oo;~ts rdaled to the
better thlnp to do, 10 we
bicenteniiJIIIIIG I IOOflfOUndout
;;::e!:~~fi:: 1 ~!U:a;~~
prts~ lng how we •PP«cllte it"
l;lld the net"VOWI fiOill-mulft"
Utt lepatriotlcqulp-tumedouitobe
'Milt
low before tbe owrt.ed
arne
on, slJd outtbe"*ll; dooi toClark
St. waadered 0\W to the HanMIIY
Bar for a qukky-Nnt; and ma r·
died douiM -time and eaucht the
taU end ollhe Moat)' Python shoW-
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Campaign . '79
"fdf.lt'JIIh.. , . . . . .
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Sick ofalco_hol?
" L.et's.)!o out t.oaJibt and 'et
. bluted! Totaled.,wiped.out,. flrid141-all terms expreuiq tbe state of
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Inebriation many people
.eem to
supportfWiclions such as beartbeal. When the vilal ~nteB ao we
aredead. Wecan abusethecentral
nervous system ln such a manner;
~~ ~~l:~o!*v:e;:~~
~ - ir we u ked 1 friend to do
thishewouldcaUuswactle, butif
we asked him for money to get
Joadedhewauldprobablynotdoubt
our sanity.
Sometimes we drink to relieve
tension-to relax. However, the
reluinl or sedative errect of
alcohol is temporuybecausethere
is anolhereffeetthatacla lnthe
oppo&ite directioa. The sec:ODd
e r re e t I t 1 nc r e a a ed
psyehomotoractlvily.
'l1lit is u
::ti~e:~~~~:'rem:
starteddrintl.n&. Aktlhol. does nOt
rellxlll, lt makMUI morener-
•-·
We ean pt drunk to achieve a
temponl')' sUite ol meatal illness.
Alcohol wW luppt'ell the frontal
portion ol lhe brain that controls
our inteUect, this wtll enable us to
Jive in a little imapnary world
where we are U JeXy, powerful , or
uwiM:uwecaretobe. We
demand to be the center of at·
:nu:;;.O:t:::Y ':: 1:~ru~;
piclth•
fl&bta. n.e shrinks clll it
ddllllons~ -trandeur, but'we clll
havtna •
aooct ~-
it
University Film Society
·
Present's:
"NIGHT
OF THE
LIVING
DEAD"
APRIL 2 & 4 WIS. RM. (IJC)
7 & 9 P.M.
PAUI. IIASSIJII
CIIACIU.IIG ROSE
CltRIS11AH 8IIOTHEIIS
'Ill ROSE, NAPA ROSE, IIUR8ANOY
BEER SPECIALS: .
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SOUTH POINT
, QEER & LIQUOR
2100 CHURCH ST., HWY. 51 SOunt, STEVENS POINT
PeWtr hie 1
AprU I, It'll
Call or come in to see the
Student Referral S~rvice
Room 261 ; UC 346-2262---
Nome that dorm
Neale was Washington. bigwig \
by Mary Dowd
Sagittarius born Olear Neale
~~cam~~~~
site ol bit fint
c~e&ree.
Btiq a
memberolalarpfamllyolltp~
Nm a aN~t of community and
la!Jiht him to rnpect 'the riptl ol
others. He lumed the value ot
hard wortt at an early q:e and
a truuled to hold hil own
lhrou&boulllre.
FollowlnJ advanced studiel in
Ntbruk.l, IlllnoiJ, and Mlnaesota,
Neale punued a carHr In lht
~eachina ftfld. His specialties In·
eluded Ed~.ation, Art and Bioi~ .
Before Jonc, be wu promoted to
blab tcbool prlocipal and
superintendant iDa small Nebra.U
d:istricl
lt is leelnlbeCorftHIIIka'Siate
that 01cat Nule rectived the ln·
spiratioaforbislat.ermaitoritut,"APk:ture~ Forlht
Grades." Thil book dtpicled n
beautifuUy col<nd rtprOductions ol
the wor ld;s most truaured
nwterpi«ts alq trilb a brief
review ol the artist'alife.
Neale ret:ardtd culhn u
a
ntCHSal')' element In everyone'a
Ufe. He hauled alqa pbonoc:r~pb
on his vilitl to the c:t~UJ~lf)' and
would play tubular" pifC'el f« the
dtli&httd flt'lllftS , many ol wbom
hid MVft' seen IUCh a cootnptloo.
Qci one OCUuiOD , Neale dedded
to ins pect a newl y-erected
~ehoolhouse . He was aghast to find
lhe walb towered with paces torn
from • !ubi«~ maautne. Tbe
=-~·the:!~~~=:
artlstk louch . Neale decided lhen
and thrre lhrlt it- wu time
somethlna wu dooe about the
cultural depr iution of rural
c~~. Neale moved to SteveDI
Point. Not itrpisingly be wasted
no lime In ettabliWna an art
count in the tc:hcd curriculum .
His persona l s lide collection
became an intqral put of the
""'·
Oscar Neole:
namesake of
UWSP's
Neale Hall
Loeal dubl were ~ to tlikl
advantq:e of Neale's kctures and
prcv~m~.
ne steven~ Point
Bus1neu and .Profeulooal Qub
wu the fint to reqJetl Neale'a
presence at lhtir annual baoquet.
Hole delivered a speech bued on
the quote from tbe w.U. of the
~::J:;!.~~~~J:~ L~.~r~~d I~
bettu unborD tban untautbt."
~::~~J~tUI~!
livtiy ..cqs,"Bull oct Oft the
Bank" and "Home on the Ranp."
Neale's aciiY!tlet were not
confined to art and academics
alone. He served on the dty council
for two l.erms in the liOO'a and on
the Stevena Poi nt Politt arw:l F'1nl
Q)mmiuion. In It'll, Hoovft' IP·
pointed him to the White Houae
Conltrftltt on QUid Health. The
klcal Rotary Cub appointed him
chapter I)J'elidml
Until rfli~ment in 1944, Nea1e
served-as a director of Rural
EducatklnatCSC. Twoyeanlat«,
at the mellow qe of73, he ran for
Senator on the ~!lean tkbl.
Despite lheobj«tionaoltome to hla
UNIVERSITY FILM SOCIETY PRESENTS
FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT'S
DAY FOR NIGHT
SHOWING AT 7 & 9 P.M.
APRIL 6 & 7
IN. THE OLD MAIN AUDITORIUM
ADMISSION $1 .00
to attend the ceremony. Tbe
funtTilhomewu rlllecl tocapadty.
Burial followed In McDill
ttmelary.
Memorial fuadl for 1 new orpn
were tabnupatlhe Baptist O.urdl
in commemonUon ol Neale'a r7
ye.n u 1 SUnday Schoolteacher.
Nealellaolft'ftdu adeacoa lra the
Baptiatctw.arcb.
Central State COIIe1e paid
limllLar tribute by cbooah• to
name 1 dorm , " Neale Hall ." Hla
wwk Ia the arta and lra pol.itb
duervt'd the recft1nltlon they
fftdved . Even today, tU mdeaYon ban yet to be matched.
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The Dept. o( Comm. is sponsoring
a n Inte rns hip pl ace ment for
qu alified seniors purau.lng the
ractio, television, p.r. cable a nd«
jownal.ism e mpba.sb within the
Cornm major. Fall .emester inter n• hlp programs hne been
developed in the area of news,
production, continuity, or other
destpated as.ignmeotl with the
option of replacement In th e
program for a aecood aemnter.
. For info. ~ Com m. Depl. Sec.-eM
Maila,345-3«19. .4pplkafl01!diadlhw
April23, 1171.
FREE STUDENT CLASSIFIEDS
NeNed :
Drummerwbo owns his own set to
pb.y in a MWiy-formed band. We
will not be doing Rock . Call Ray,
325Hyao, Ex.~77.
St~pletesystem-c~lte;
r«e:iver, a-track, turntable and
speakers. Gol!Out. : wrtsonstaff
lronJ 2.g Pw + SW, Ben Hogan
woods and bag. Call Tom, 341·!212.
Kawasaki 19'12 t75CC Motorcycle 5
speedlowmilea,e. Excellentcond.
Knobby Rear ti re. Call 344-5676
alter s.
Excellent cood. ·530. Uwt Z.man
backpacking te nt. ExcellentCond.·
$30.00. Schwinn World Triveller •
Mens- 73" frame. Ellcellmt Cond.
t!IO. Contact Jim 344-4036.
Blackhawk An:ben · 2nd Annual
~=-"r:· :~·.s:~~
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l..nblan Tas k Fon:e Meetina the
2nd and 4th Wed. or Every month, 7
Women
Uelplna Women . 3414700.
PM a t 802 F r a nklin ,
Roommate Wanted : old farmhouse
recently ~odeled 3 miles from
town. $100.00pu month. Petl okay.
Dan :WI-1945 days .
Head Master Tennis Racket · 4 'lio H·
prius to be awarded- eYtryOQe
wtlc«ne ..nyooe c.an win • $1.25
entry fee . For more info c:ontaet
Tom MI.J2U.
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$1.50 per line: lor commercial _v entura
2girtsnee;dedtoshareuapartment for next yur 7~77. 1108 Ualon
St. Call Deb at su~.
.....,
Would those people irom the
I!Kpeed bike. Men:ier model 300.
Sew ups, 531 Reynolds frame fork,
21" fra me. 1225. cau Mike 341-%151
pm,or&sutines.
Expn"ienced typlat wi.ll do your
typlna. Reasonable rates. 341-1013.
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Male cat, oranae with. eream
stripes and pink OOH. Answers to
name Poco. II wu 1c.t Mard1 Z5
about 7 pm . on Bl'i&ga Street . Ally
infocall341.._,
Coupon Boot $1 2:. Call Janelle Rm
125,346-31136.
~t;:nctrtpw=
tubelorSurvivall:lcxb~aedo so
to the Student AcUviUs Ofnce.
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3St-2001,orwrlteJen-y,7045Jloill
Rothschild, WI. 54474.
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POI.iUons u commercial sip and
layout painter...ru.t career ad·
vancemml. Coatact : COOtie ''tbe
~~·· P .O. Box 67, WllcGnllo
um Olevolet Bluer 4WD Low
mileagewilhmanyextras. Caii:J44.
OIS7, Alte-6pm . or Saturdays.
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Waalell :
I need aiDed a~tic ,Wtar. Call
'nm Ell, %38'7.1tn!. IU.
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$4QOO
$2200
$1500
$1700
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"AU the news
that gives fits ..
April Balloons's Day
No cents 9f all
· .Dreyfus·reveals vested ·iriterest
Franklin Street project mauled
.... II . . . . .
by Bob Woodatthl
campus big-wigs are ahakina
over the
~'their heads in puulement
~~";15~!~Tenk:.v~o!~
aupply
the
Sentry
Insurance
comr:
the~l~~ w1:! t!=. .
~bemtemporarilyde:layedwitb ·
11
thediscovery of a lar1e aquatlc
reptile in one of the deeper areas at
the southeut corner · of the
pr=ZOnster, or "Meaie", u it
has been dubbed by camput twitl,
hal beea cbwlnJ nUddlfnl crowds
Iince ill ftnt appearance In early
· March. A UrUvenity ~tina:
crew aent by the campus planner ~
document i111tanees of vandalism
and l~lble tree boule con·
ltNClliXIin the pathol the Mkhipn
Avenue extenSion , brocht bllcll
footqe ol the beut. Efforts by
Newa Service to have the mm run
by Wausa u televisiiXIIIaUoos w~
torpedoed by ace newsc:uter Joe
C.Dnl,s•)'illl "Naw ,~ea -monsten
are old hat ; the people of eentral
Wlsconlin have more sophisticated
tastes .. .got an )'thin& In the way of a
Bigfoot'! "
The Olancdlor, · 1n bls oever·
endinl quest for enrollment ·
Increasing pl,j)IJcity, orrerec1· to
lease " Messle" to TV penoaallty
Mnlln Jerkins, sta r of the
nationally syndicated " Wild Con·
dom''. Thou&b well-intended, l.be
planfeUthrqh. Saldr.ta,rlln, " We
Yo'Ofltedoutplanstop.arachutea
pair of snowmobiles onto tbe
creature'sback, buthlldtoabandon
the project when the opouum,-you
know, the aame one we~ In every
sbow.Jim . aent out to attack the
beast was nattl'lled , bY an ear·
thmover.
We packed up the
cameraathenandthereand trea ted
OW"SeivestoaBi&Mac , with fries."
Ray SpiM«ht, Wisconsin £n.
viroomental Policy Act coordinator
was queried on the ecoiotical
ramUications of the crutllre'a
appearance. Said Spleecht , " I dnn 't
know-1 don't know too much about
it. The rust I heard about it was In
thePoleter ; Sportsshorlsllhinlt."
When contacted by litis paper,
fa culty members or the Col.lrge of
t<(atura l Seahoraa also expreued
little In t eres t In " Meule 's"
welfare.
ln the words of one
r epr eseniellve, " ll'a like the ·
OlanctUor aaid ; aure, It's nice
we've
a 60 foot · piKiouur on
campus land. and I know they 're
suppoled to have been extinct for 1
couple hundred miii!IXI yean , and I
know no other IChool In the UW
ayltem hu one, tiilt jeo,llids, now
that e-verybody and hil brother
knowt about it il11 nnly be a matter
of time before professors and thei r
dasses andolhn- thrill seelterlgo
out ther-e ~loot at ltandscareol '
Messletode:tth. lbat's whywe'rt
lonn& bave·the beast ~nunted and
aot
UAB SPECIAL EVENTS PRESENTS
THE .
ACES
APROffSSIONAI. FRISBEE
TEAM
SATURDAY, APRIL 3rd
IIi THE RELD NORTH OF"THE ANNEX
10:00 · 11:30 A.M. & 1:00 · 1:30 P.M.
DEMONSTRATION OF FRISBEE TECHIIOUES .
1:30- 3:00 P.!\11.
· CLINIC
3:00 - 4:00 p -~ .
· FRISBEE CONTEST WITH
FRISBEE PRIZES
.(IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER, THIS EVENT
WILL BE . HELD IN THE QUANDT QYM.)
" Mtu lr" , a tl!oLI&ht.(o-bt utlec t piHiou ur, lrollu In
Unlnn.lty lnte Onyf1111 Lllke.
j
convertthtlali:e intoacombiQation
ski hilli'oller rink and polo field .
f'acultya ctlvists r isked job,
rtputatiiXI,Ind"xerox macltine
privilttes by advocaUna that the
mique rtptile be preserv-ed. Jac k
llta tolf, who knows a lot about
th ese things,wuthefi rst to apea k
out; " Uh , )'th . ~ ; justletmefind
my chalk ." I~ continued, " I think
the l eut..-ecando is malte a lit tle
room for her in the Natural
Sethnrns bulldlng ... you know, ·
maybe ttultlittle penon the eut
end. The beavers aredelldany'Way,
and I'm aure tht ducks wonl
mind ."
A last ditch effort was made to
save the serpent by hav lnc it
classifiedasa campussymbol , but
th is plan ' ras scratched by
Survey
No rm a n Lump, prealdent of
St ud e nt Gove r nment , u yinl
" We !ve lOt all th e campu s
rtttui tment devices , you know,
comic boob , made up with dop 011
them, rudy lor the printers. U I
changed It to Stevie Serpen t now,
Jen_s en wou.ldiLill me."
Les t anyon e tl!ink th a t
" M et~le'a' destructiotl -.. ; u be a
waste, tJHi OllnceUor'l orrice tr-111
15 that bids 011 lbe CltCUI lllll'f
already been received from Har·
deea, Sap Foods... bicks Unlimited,
and the JunctSon City
Renckri"
~~ectf::e~=- ~~~!:
· ror the mayor'l offi«!, and the
ll udenta, u usual, will 1H the
abaft.
.
Bilge Apartments rentovated
by Carl Bcr11111'ood
Who says that the city landlords
and apartment complexes au only
outtoscrewthest!Jdentandmakea
buck'! It latest dewlopments are
any indication, it looks like hol.lse-
~~~ ~:! :~:r ~:~
~"' Bilge Apartments has rfdlrdted
the plight of those seell:lns
adequate, low C<JSt housing within .
easy walkinl distance of campus,
and as a result is orrmnc. ror the
first time , special low- pric e
··vowmlte C.bins'', ~ated ad·
,la«nl to lhe spacious Parking Lot
Q, and wlthlnJ easy walltlna
distance of a hi&h-cpHCI, tour-bne
trartic funnel. the cabins will
provide ''Nitk comtort for lhoee
thin in the wallet".
In an d:rort to "cut the frills" ,
Bilge Apartment 1 have con solidated the kitc:t.en, living room
and ahower Into one, easy to
maintenan.ce unit. 1be only ad·
ditional room is a coty lebliO rt
square.andwiUslf!'tllsiJinham-
mocks.
Fint
residents desiring the
cnnvenimce of the " Garaa:e Option" wi ll rind It available !or a
slight u:tra C'Oil. A wall will be leCt
noor
~yd~c:,:~~~~=~~di:
air conditioner !option No. 211.
~:. fn1M:e~~c:: ~
1
summtrl , at ·whldllime relident.s
may utiliz.e Option No. 42 ! Plum·
bin& I. Hot and cold runnlnc rats
ue seuonal , and will be provided
as health codes permil.
Unaccountably housinc lns~tor
Bill Moretown hu had several
com plai nts r-ealstered with hi s
off~n.
Said Moretown, "We ld
thesecrankscalli~all lhetime;
bitchingaboutaliltlefalilnlpllster
orafewroden t hairsoutofplaceon
a credenza . Tbe students doP 't
know how good they've got it
here ... Bil~ )W'OV'ides them with
perfectly adequate housing for thei r
mooey ... J mean, what do !bey
expec t for $SIS a semester , the
plebian Versailles!
Bilge Apart ments will be offerln& their bar&aln·
baKmeal mode'- c:ombllliJIIIdtcka. Uv._1 roo• aod. tlloower.
Pointer readership questionnaire
V.llatdoyoutltinkoflhe Pointer?
Havto we bftn gelting better? Have
we been slipping a lliUe!· Is lbt
papll!'r worthwhile or sbould the
Comm~cations Depulment loc:k
the entire sta ff in a padded room
and is!IUII! them c rayons? Please
help us-circle the aMWft'S that best
fit Y04JI" impress.ions ol the POIN·
TER iind send this q~Jt~tionnaire
biick to the PO INTER office. All
questionnairHwi\1 beheld until our
demands ar-e met.
1: Whiit do you like the mOlt about
the POINTER?
'
A. lllac::ks jX"etensions.
B. It lacks predictability.
C. lllacka evll!l")thinc.
D. (iive me a minute. 111think of
somelhin1.
2.. If you don 't read the POINTER,
v.11y don't you!
A. Please. DOt while I'm eating.
B. I'm afraid of right wing
reprisals .
C. Al l of !.hole Rul&lan names are
too hardtopr~nee.
D. Are you kidding , somt'body
might see me!
1 1s tbe POINTER too bland?
A. Does a bear shit in the woods?
B. No, it "s just blaDd ~h.
C. No,il's110exdtin1. lt'makes
melin&lelikeatireathmint.
-1: The article& In lhe POINTER are
A. Too informative and wdl
written.
B. Squeued neaUy In between all
those si.llyiids.
C. Written in hollow trees and
bii.Ud by elvet .
D. Always maklrc h.-. ol this
wonderful ~try .
5. The POINTER would be 10 mudl
more int.erestU.: if they 'd j111t
A. Make it an annual.
B. Color it &old and sprinkle It
with fairy dust.
C. Move it to another wtiverllty.
D. Print more ol tbele neat
questionnaires.
6. The pl.a'pose of the POINTER it
A. Annoy me ~ly .
B. Give me seiy dreamS, til«.
C. Provide a palatable servin&
ol news evenll and \llumln.at.e a
representative cross section of
university life, while at the same
lime malntal ninl ~itorla l in·
t.egrity.
D. I fell asleep halfway tbrougn
pilrt
c.
1. The most innovilti¥11! feature of
thlsyear 's, Polnle!"la
A. Removln& '"l'HE" from ''THE
POINTER".
B. Removina the n,ws from
paper .
C. Thill it seems lo be gnyer.
I. How would you rate the col..nna
in -the POINTER!
A. Nice and llra.lght-do they ~»e
sapecialmach\ne?
B. F1rst I'd pull their chubby
little lep apart, lhll!ll I'd -dl, dld
you aay ''rate"'
C. A deft m iature of Doric.
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DISCUSSION OF WOMEN'S
INTRAMURAL &
EXTRACURRICULAR
ATHLETIC BUDGET.
Corinthian, and gonzo.
D. Oh , about a G-you really
can't dance to them.
9. What wouJd you like lo see more
of in the POINTER?
A. Medical terminology.
B. Addreues of eaay ddcU.
C. Contra«pt.ive ads.
to~Ynv~V£:~~7t!ad1Jnes
would a ttract your attention the
quickest!
A.MotherofF1ve~Knlttin&
B. 1s Your f1y Zippered!
C. Nude Coed Dip Star Trek
D. LSD Hu Ll.lclVIOUI '111ought
in Privacy ol Home!
11 . U lhe Pninter decides lo run a
nude centerfold, I wiU
A. Have uncleaR thoughts.
r-e:it-~O:~~;n~
lhe
c . Be irreparably dama&ed.
D. Not vote for the Ow1cellor in
the upcom\111 elecUon.
EHliNGER'S ALLEY KA rs
APRIL FOOL SALE
OPEN TO TilE PUBUC
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LET YOUR VOICE
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REDUCED 33 113%- 50%
FRI. APR. 2. 1976 2:00
VAN HISE ROOM (UC)
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Coupon Ell:phl Alwtl 3rd - MUll Accompany Purci'YM
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ENTIRE ST,OCK OF
GAL'S SWIMSUITS
AprltJ..Im
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Fruits fly ...
Sch.lafly delights audience
Oa Mlrdl 2S, Naliooal Guard
troop~ Nlbed to UWSP to prevent
the attadt of ruest apeaker, PbyWI
SdWfly, ~ femiD.Ial and
woman. Members ol the miUtaDt
National OrplliuUon of Women
tu.d bet:a stuhiQI rotten fruit In
their Pby·Ed lotli:en for weeki.
FOI1un.ltely, tbeiT plan wu folled
evm before the anival of the
mlliU. when s.et..ny supporten,
the Edith 8unkef' Sodety, uncovered the booty and tz'antp011.ed
it to tbdt own ldtchenl.
Dl slultied u Innocent by·
slanders, pard lroopt nmaloed on
Scll&fly, a motherollix and wife
o1 one, 8ql.lllshed her opponent~
=~:-!!:!:~-r:'=
Ri&hta Movemeat will probably
legallte homoaezua l m~r riaaes,
~.=:~~=.~:
other ri&hts that DOW beiOOJ to
llusbandl and wives."
When the booinc stopped, she
continued eonc:eulratin& oa the
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the elimination or tincle-cex
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&ities whieh are co-ed), and the
fruit.
NOW picketem; paraded
belen tbe Union ad¥0C.IItina tbe
bi -sexua l rut -rooms , co-ed
...-restJinc.andthedi.uolution ottbe
American Boy Scouts. IDslde,
Pbyllis SchiOy, cllldy c:lld In 1
tomato red drea, waited paUrntJy
todeliverhersideoftheatory.
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nisfde&pite tbe JUlie Bean Klq
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matck heniapbrodjte, no doubt).
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With true convoluted loatc ,
Ptlyllil went oa to nplalo the ahot
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run ratiooale beland male aDd
female ralel. ''Since the WUD~on
muat ben tbe pbyaic:al coa-
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is only
human... ''
d!\m~: tbethe~·:Jit,.":
tbe.UntobeUtberlnandal
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Fool Mother Nature," were
distributed anu hn- JpeeCb liltina
the tm.clnative c:ort~equencea ol
ERA for lhcae who bad not cauaht
them. A aroup' ol Schally fans
::fed a meetlna after the meetina:
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Restroom Lnurce. Of coune, men
will be e:uluded frnm tbe viewing
arallnlesaERAiantined, theftby
permitlin& male oCcupancy of
public: toilet spots. There will be a 25
cent COVft' char&e to help pay the
cost. or the home made b.Uer.
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.Ham's fractured daydreams
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t. ltis lateJa_,.. lamcuto
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a letter .-bell IUddenl:y a
btauciful ,m walklrc a ciachlbund
Kd me. Sbe ICI"Mmm with joy,
runsup andtllrv.sbtranna
kiana me .
pusionatdy. Wbell abe naauy
around me and
il~= d:,~~-~.ul~ moans.
;rs tftn tueb a kina Ume!"
Uh. I'm not SidDey mlsl, my
n.une is Bob."
~ looks at me cwioully, tbeft
sn~=Y
you're ...
Sidney !" &he
finally says. " He had abort hair,
.rM. and troubte <!uhlrc ehecb.
Andyou'rt muchtoopodlooldn& to
bt~i~ctionbetweenlllil
0\'moilelming. Wltb«JJ another
,.'IJI'd • ·e hud fw my place. arm In
arm l tripova""tbedachlltund.fall
c~ov~·n a manhole, and am ~t'r
t.nrdfrom ipill.
!..
tamulawinaocienl E&YPC,
~h' body and mind are not my own,
~I bough I do have a five ye~r ~­
on my IGlll. willl an opt.lon to buy.
Altnou&h 1 a m tortured and
mist~a~ daily. I bar ao arcer
to"<•,.ards my bmdadors. I am a
cmllt. rcqivinl penoa. Abo, t'm
ballltr th.lina myna bird.
OM day I'm out In the fJe&ds,
=~~~=~~caW.:r:::
lo nw. fkllul,"'ltulluotuy, ''Ob
1'\fbus••. •• Tam myltined, ~ally
btca~Mthereisoo -Wmefor
mils around and parU..Uy becauw
my name il
Pftila~ the
bhs\ftirc E«yptian sun bu fmaUy
Dr.,..
&OCifn to me, mlxif!C my braiJ\S like
cr.ny paint~ the
CaftY.S
of
uu rnty, and wrinldiOC my lointloth. Butthere'llhevolcea&aln.
lley Plebld, you us,
An orange glow
mate rlaliz.es infrontofme...-earln&
t~~o'ft'd suit. 1s this some
great&odofold who'A'\11 reveal to
me strange truths of the univnw,
or is it jwt .another orange glow
" Piebul...
answer me."
a gray
trying to bum a riga.rflte'!
" Piebus, you old bound dog, bow
the hdlart you'!"
It is then that I f'K'IIgniU lhe
voice. It II Man:us, a frlmd ot mine
from • prrviOUIInarnation, where
I wua jester aDd he was a pair of
stretchsocll..a. J ldtasweareabou.t
to embart on an aftemoon of
storytt'llinJ, he Yanishel ;r,aain \ato
the por1a.ls of inr111ity-but 001
before prvmisina to write.
) . l amklitinabladtvoid. Wdl ,
wait-that's abHarim"i't"haPiitis
onl7 adarkbl~ void with burfundy
trim. Allyway, l'm inthisvoid,and
lt's dark and~ andsilent.
I
~ally qht to c-omplain to the
landlord.
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Suddealy-what's this'
Is it
M-ia&'! Yt't\althehellkindofa
void Is thiJ anyway'! Bul no-this
Slufr Isn't snow--it's goose down,
falling all around me .n great dry
flakes.
Soon it will cover
New courses offertd
t,;dacallon :DI.
Kl~~·
lce.oc~plly.
Ttchniques In C\lttin& cartlboard
into life-slle replicas of the
Madoma will be t.augbt, placiDa
soec:ial emphasis on halo sub-
f.r::O
!~t!the.::!:'r:uetbeA::
chase cardboard. 1-hae, paint,
of
and
a sp«hll fidd trip to Necftda.
YliiCOftSin.
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ttudmt body to tbe~ In
ht LRC. AndrOI)'DOUI buman
YPH Ifill be d iiCOYet'ed and
!Wyud~)' tbaee fouDd Ia
Rfttrm(e
Reaciac aoom.
and SlTetdtifll for the Hard ID Htar-
C\'tr)'lhli'IJ, lncludlna the rqh
draflforthls piec:e.
lnowrealiu,to my hori"'O', thal l
have been somehow shrunken to the
siu of a r.nat and tt1ooed Inside a
gi1nt pillow. Not oal)' tbat but I~
the w1t.er runnlna in the uplt&l,.
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To pua the Ume, 1 be&l.n cp:ltiq
lines from " Death of a Salesman."
Soon 1 become depreued and
switc:hto " Macbeth"
... 1 am sittln& 1n m)' room,
listenina to m1.111C'. '111ere'1 a kDixk
atlhedoorandac-utefl'fthmanairl
..-alksin lndsitsinachairoppo&ite
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" I just w1nted to listea to tbla
~.;:,'!:.'!~." lu-i."t
ha\~ •
closet."
five.Pece band In my
She ipores thla remark. Alter •
few moments II b«oma: n-idtat
that~wl'lnl!l liesperatelytoam-
wrestle with my refrigerator. To
pretent this, I tie her arms to the
c~~y S:li"h~~for:· diup­
·~:t.~~ I~ ~~~~re~':c-!': ~~
violent desi re to read Henn)'
Youngm.anjokestoher. JIJStbefore
I aetto the one about the firmer's
dlughter 1nd the trained seal she
esc-apesandc•ll5thepolic-e.
I'm brqbt before the court, and
chtr&ed with statutory dudpam\~. But m)' sm.ut lawyer &ell
meo«tbehoollbyprorin&thltlhe
Jirl had la~~&hed ' prevklully w\111
n\any different men.
Ayurlatersbesendsmeallve
crayfish In the mall. • I am ciMpl)'
touc-hed and begin to think thai sbe
has fcqiom~ me. I nnd that abe
haSR't, the nut dly. wbm I'm out
for a walk and she tria: to preu my
panla with 1 mlttobul.
Apri
imary ransportation
Shuttle Buses to and from
the Polling· Booths. Available
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Bus will leave Debot Center at 5 min·
utes after the hour with voters from
Wards 1 and 2.
Bus will return to Debol Center at 24
minutes after the hour and pick up
voters from Ward 3.
Bus will leave Allen Center at 30 min·
utes after the hour with voters from
Ward 2.
Bus will leave University Center at 35
minutes after the hour with voters from
Ward 2, 3 and 8.
Bus will return to University Center at
48 minutes after the tiour and returns
to Allen Center 50 minutes after the
ho .
rational thousht have abandoned
DurS. m .
Circumstances beyond my · nJe. Both my wife and girlfriend
have noticed the chanae. Hel p me,
1\indering my per·
pluse!
formance u a tiJSHlO(ch collqe
Red .Eyn
instructor. Lately. the Jirls sitting
in the front rt)W of the fifth bout
lt<"lurt hJive been wearin& lhort
Dtar Red..
skirts wilb no panties orcovtring.s
In the interest of your sexual
btntalh. Now I happen to tuch
balance, and for the cootinance of
Biology ~d the current topic is
the girb' good hulth, I sua; est that
Olm.axSuc:ceuion. Ntecllesatosa.v.
you spend some c:lau time to tht
I IPtfld a good share of the time
$\lb.i«t of btmOCThoids. Emphasi~e
behind the podium with my hands in
these p~isposing factors : cold
mypockttt . lsufferfrom a loss of
objects or drarts, nc:asivt call:l.al
appetite at home. my nerves are
"inolsture. and intra-abdom ina l
frauled. while coherent an d
('OC'IIrol a"'
You·WB
bBBDfhBtB.
now ypu
~~n\·~t:kr::z~a~:
clus and elabonte on tbe dl.n&en
to which they a.re exposiOJ them·
selves. J/ this acUon JHms a bit too
drastic for you, morewritinp on
the blackboard could be the
sOlution.
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When are the \leis here gotng to
break~ I
mean, loot wl"ll t be's done for our
sex lift. Man, when be told us to
double up and live with a friend, I
ltntwhtwasjustall right. My .old
roommate rea lly digs the dude, too.
Last month when the hlluslng was
tight, his clUck didn't have
anywhere to live but wi th him.
Yea h, tha t Chancellor made It
possible. I'm going to ttll all the
guys grad ua ting in my hometown to
Jive tl"llt Olancellor a
c:ome uphtrefor~thool. . l auppoee
tha t 's what he wa nta, huh~ How can
111"" thank 1\im!
ne 1 CQUJ~ Ies Above Shl kty'l
Bar " Grill
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them.
Dtar Couplet.
I JU&Itlt you Invite hi m for
dl nner . . Or better sUll, Insist ht
move In with you for awhile. Let
him know that the studtnta "ca n
. ha ndle two or three years ol substanda rd housi ng". It's quite obvious that you would hi t it off well
si nce you share the J;!!'le position
on the luue.
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go . lni~INtlan"tlll"f.
Butwiii'I--"•"-IJI.
lllly'MmiiLelLWI!.Itlhly,_.j
;. 1 Iflind. Somlone 1o ~e:ln
eonfidant-~ro~loH. Ptrhll".
ll""'ldiMI'OI.I UISaJellln
Ou r Sa• .
I 'ria a smal!-toWft &ifl who's been
:~;!. aSl~ckm~uy~~OW!l~
about 200 miles from ht!'e, 1 don't
JH my folks too much aDd never
mention my boy friend . WtU: I••'
weekend 1 did ao home- and he
called me there. My mother an·
awered the phone. She wu very
upseto,vt,en heaskedtotalkto me . Jt
JHms lhe's been datin& him too.
How should I handle th is mess!
Blue tlear t.
Dt11 r Blwe
Dont let this trivial quarrel come
between you and your mother. The
America n fa mily" .mil ll bned on
~r!t'!:t~e11U:afo:d.~t;t:
datlng~thedule
and divide his free
time between you. If disputes
~darise,askyOlr father to
mediate.
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DtarSam,
inilia\sl has •obbly erections .
We 've t r ied eve r yth ing fr om
padded suppor t r ubbers to popalcle
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:ett~t~~Yn=~~t!'rJ:o:t!J~
know. What do you thi nk I should
trynext1
Dtar Upward,
at~~~:doi~S:~~t:
for some candldatn. It wi ll be
worth the effort.
PliiiiOIBIOtr..l.
TtiiSaleti..-..oiSI.JoM
ao.co-reloundldln 1 ~1o
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Andhowcto W'IOOIOoo.lt It? By lolowingltlepr~C~pt~ool
ourloufoclel.Don Bol<:o.Tocr-doutl'rilwltflre-.,..lglool
11\d klndrlnl wim I IMttood ol play,
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•featuring
LIVE ENTERTAINMEJn
Grut Danca
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Zots nice
World championship comes to Point
The U.S. Zotball le.lm,comprised
ol two Steven~ Point mea, defeated
a stroac Ru:lliaa team S.2 to upturelhe World~l tltJeandthe
prestigious'I'Uizb~.
"This ls lhe &reatestlhlna since
the Uni ted Stales .on • bronze
mdlll in lbe biathlon!" quipped an
estaticJ.OukPinzerwhileZotball
te~m mate Pete!' Manh looked on.
Atthevlctoryc:debrationinthe
Bi& Moon SIIOOil, whkh has been
&oinaoaPnH: tbeirOetober t&, tm
~1. both Marsh and Pinur Wft'e
Mppy to recoUect the vkcory.
''Tbe Ru:llianJ ~ren't as toush as
everyooe lhlnkltheyare. l 'llbetwe
cwkt beat tl~m nine out ol ten
~'::··~"!·f~~~o,::.;.
Zotbal1 ·ts a game played with a
ball similar to a football . lin fact,
~~>"hik! an official zotb.ll Is bftna
desi&nN, the league is usl n&
!ootbllls. ) Each tnm is eompriHd
oltwoplayen , wilhtheobject brin&
toklckortbrowtf'lezotl5all past the
pla)-eri and beyond their zot :roncs.
My olbtr lnlormaUon on how the!
pme is played can br obtained by
tending $27.116 to Clarlt Pinzer and
requestina the p.~mphlet , " Official
Zot.b&ll Ruies'' ,
Pirun- noted thaf the Russians
pla yed a rough and undisc iplined
brand ol rolball. " Jack Pecklovic:h,
the Ruutan captain had a poor
know~e ol how the pme should
he! played;' said Pillt.ft'. '1bey
shoukl bave purt,hasecl my rules
booklel. .. be added.
lotbaU,aCC'Or'dlnatoPinz.er ...is a
game ol cumin,. ftX!urance and
luc:k.'' Peckkwicb. the Russian
captain, complained that when the
Z.Otball rules were expla ined ,
Pinz.ertol<lhim little else.
Throusb an i nterpreter .
Ptckkwich uld. '''Allen - entt«d
tbe same. l dktnl even,lr.now how a
point wu to be ~«~red . Bdore I
lr.newit , Pinzerwu-jumplna: around
• and c~imina he had just ~ a
lri plMG(· &•I for the U.S. team .
~ttucb! ..
Pinter ICGffed at ,Peclr.lovich's
rflnarb, eaUlna him a ''Whiner...
The U.S. captain illo noted .. It
wasn 't nen a dose pme after I
ICOI'ed tbatrarelriple.zot 1011 with
thirty second~ _ remalnlna... The
Anwrican ace a.bO stated tNt an
lnnian ~ld Jud&e diuUowf'd a
~~..r=n tumfini.hf'dthe
lt'ason with a periect HI f'K<Itd,
while the cellar dweUin& Rusalant
nn~ o-t. Yuaodavil, Oile.
Spa1n and GhaNI finished the
seasoni n atie for&«''ndplace wit h
O-Orecords.
Pinz.er who Is also the World
Zot ball Leaaue I WZL I c:r.ar
dismlaed rumors that the leq~
..,.u ''fixed .. uyi na. " Anyooe who
th inksthatourworldtltlelsa nuke
caneatmyshorts!"He also noted
that ··Every telm in the WZL knew
lhllthe pmes v.·ere to be played 11
the Mead _fark l1cility Mrr In
Poi nt . U t hey couldn't get 1\e'e,
~a t 's their problem ...
o\c'c'ordlnc to the two Stevens
Point zotbal.l Kes , the futun ol
zotbilll is rosy. Both expect IM-Ir
sport to JOOn rival professional
curlina.
" 't\lltn was the last time you saw
a professional curlh'C match on
TV ~"as«ed Marsh. ''111 bet you11
-totballon theWick-Worldol'
SporU ion& before you'll ever -aM
IOfM bom01slidina a -ight acrou
the ice," he added.
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Pilllerforesettnoprobl~ln
ma in tai nina the WZL for llt'llt
.wuon . Be admits. however, that
droppinc totball from the 1m
Summer Olympics may have a
~alive effect.
•"f'be labor unions really screwed
us in MOiltreal.'' said Pinter.
'i11ey'~ behind In COMtruclion ol
the tot~ ll fteki , and I refuse to ,
rele&a te the pme to a )oke by
pla yi n& in the patldiiJ lot," he
snapped.
Some stmtics think the WZL will
10 the WI'/ ol'the WFL Pinier
disagrftS, bowe\·er, sayin1. '1bere
hasn 't be-en a slngletotball uniform
~bya laundryyet.The
WZL at ...·ays pays its ci~ani!IJ
bills ...
Whether or nottotblll will· eYer
repla« baseball u the n.atlonal
pastime Is still a maller ol CCIII·
jectuu. lnarecentpoll,bo\\-ever,
ieu tban-percenC of thole i..ttn'i-ed e"rr beardoi'IOtbali .Tbe
majority usumed It was somethina
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When Pinzcr was asked why to
f~p«<ple lr.newthattheU.S. won
the WZL tJtle, despite the fact the
1ame was played nearly five
months aao. be merely lhncaed hil
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··we just ha ven't called a preu
snapped.
coni~ )~I ~ .. M
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Ole ~ecwe~ 'hsdF.a ~e .. te tile ... ..._ z.tNU ~ella..,..
DIJ..lar~l•ctllkU.-.mJeht.rtJIItl : Pet-eMartii,J . Oarlr.
Piaer. Zel•a z.t IMiu z.dlaDI , ud "--lw-ole Zot. tbe
fouderoiZotNU. •
Nt'U lln·e
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Go~o journalist and the only man tq. ride with Richard Nixon Ql!Q. the Hells Angels
.& . Oick Tuck
the P,litical prankster who devoted his life .to harassing Richorcj ('Jixon
appearing together in !J!VSP's Berg gym Apri121 8 PM
for the I.ast..,.,er Pointer symposium on the relative merits ol humor in the American political system •
tickets Sl ·
available next weeli:
September 6th ; l974
Th< hudJiM ;, llJdoy 's WtUhmg1o!o Post soys Ri&b<Jrd Nixoo is ''hM/y orul
depressed •' 4Dum the,. ;, his uilo bide01R ;, .S.. .C/e.....u. He suclu •us for breU.fost·
oruJ """""" bd&R oruJ fo,tb ..,. tbe !Jo4&h sf>i!iiolf .frr'JII'otly itsto lb. surf oruJ broodinlf .bout
somo vit:Wtls J>JW whoso ..,. he c4o 't ,.,..,.her. .. who hos a'"""""'J G1l1lld jury foU
of uppity fliuers who·m Nixoo 's owo worris· ''W<Zo) to pick tho CIUCiiss. •• lodud ...
Whot tho heU is • comus lfO;a joi- a~~Y,..y, ueept to pick ot? {j;r!a.; tho
. siHJI, suck the botus, tbeo .;o41t tho hosl4rri with lfiUO!itu oruJ toss •
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m.kh ;,. il. ]eswt How ,;,,.~.,. of this chooppd IN/Ishis coo
we /Je upectd to l4ke from th.t stupid /#tie ffOM•I? Who giv<s
· I afock if he.'s hM/y oruJ depressed out·tho,. its.S.. Clem•ou?
If tho,. we,. ""J such thitsff 1M trW ftu#c• its. world,
\\\ his '""""' Cllf'CIUS would /Je somiwb.,. dowo 4""'"" wter
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ls/4rul ri{fht tWW, its .the /JeUy of alxlm_merhoiJd shm.
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Thompson from 'The Scum Also Rises'
-Rollin/{ Stooe magazine
Revolutionary conscici/.S1N.Ss is w 1¥ . _
found among tht most oppressed
masse.s·--waUr, air and gra.sses
• Gary Snyder
So
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wautitc to
people Dod l.bemalve1
hdp ow world iA 111me
way to make It a triOe better. With
all tbl red tape ilrvolwd, bowtver,
sorneU mn the avera&e peraon
llve~uptoaeMily. Jki;DOt•wtth
the Lake KeleD Diltrkt.PIIqlle there
~-;t*U::=nc~ :,:
prd:llema and do a:nethiq about
it .
La.lle Hdlll b loc:ated eut ol
Rolholt ud II CCCDpriad ol approDmatdy IO:l ac::tel . 1D the
~m:':e·~~¥elaltt;,,~
there .re only about eish t
yeat1'1M.md ffticlerU . It .... lhi!le
people wbo became coacerned
alxU tbe lab.
f\!ople rulized that tbete wu •
problem IIDd for
.. ~a- qualiiy
~~tbeJa..lllewualcrwly
board. Tbe District was ba'f'in&
trouble seWac a Board totetber.
1bb b wbel Ted Haney, a re:Aderlt
of the lake becamt lnwlved. He 1.1
now Chai~ of the Bo&rd for the
Lake Helen Dlltrkt.
The t..ake Dlltrict lben mtat
apply to the atate for .a . feuibility
study. The alate theD Jlarll tdlinf;
you what to do. The IU.te sive~ you
aatartlnsdateforthe.wdyto bella
which ia November tt7t. The nut
step ia to apply to comp.a.l•, wbo
dotheatudiesofthelalte, aod ret•
bld. Aneralllhebidl are In, the
Board meeU and
whkh
company doea the 1tudy. The Lake
Helea Diltrk:t hu decided on the
company but cou&dn't re&eue the
name before DOtifyiq tbtm . The
state will pay 10 pereeat ol the
money the company dl.arft& Me!
the DiWict wiU pay 40 perctat.
dec!._
dtterioratlQI. Dooald Gaedtb . •
CNR students study woodcock
.,.GDertYa-V
The warm SO df&ree days ol April
are a&mc.t upon ta and the
lnevltabk IJrinc r,.,er wW be
eaucht by all.
Spriac baa
traditionally alpilled the lta.rt ol
lhincaanew. Sprinallalsothetime
ollhe year tbe American Woodcock
ao
their tndiUonal malin&
exhibition.
Tbil wuul malh!l procect.lre,
eombinine HriaJ maneuv«s and
o.ucn
::.;t::e:tut~c=~
Steve Haaach is shtdyins the
Ame r ica n Woodeock for hi s
&raduate thesis. ·
Hit study, eatitled " Habitat Uae
and Ecolo8Y o1 the Amerdan
Woodcock In Central Wlaconsln."
wu ltartediaApril lt75andwiU
coadude aometlme In September or
.,.,,__
Haa.dl 1tatea: that the
browa bird Is daasUkd
.man.
!KID-
as a
webbed mlaratory aarnebi rd .
AltbOUJb Ita popularity Is In·
m:u1nc • a pmeblrd thert has
ben relatively litUe ,_reb on
,......,_.,
Hilatudytakes!i.mtoU.Dewer
Manbwtwebe&.awaetadoaal
aoal)'liafllU.W'CICideldr:'sbabltal.
A....U.ca.aoltbeblrdlstakea
bJCOWitUIIU.rtamberol''ltactnl
eMry fOW'-IItlltba ola raile.
maa.-
m:e ~male~ ~ar::
.
=~ :::.;~:: =~'~,tt:
attraet~,
~-~.:;a=:,er~
strull about maklnc a subdued
wbimperln& nolH with broten
lntenak ol • D.-I "peeat." He
then takes off ..nne In a spiral
from 100 to :JDO fed abo¥e IJfOU'Jd.
He thai ziCup t.ck to earth
=1.~ :::e~~:: ~~u~~ b~o~::"!:'=.~·
woo~aa
his lady frimdlto bislkle.
-
yard.
NOTICE
-
TO TENANTS,
LAND LORDS AND
GENERAL PUBLIC.
*************"'*"'Jl""""'""'"*"***' ......... ...
A general meeting Is being
called to discuss HOUSING
and HOUSING CODES with
the Mayor and City Housing
Inspectors.
MEEnNG-MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1976
7 P.M.-SENTRY AUDITORIUM
OPEN TO ALL
......................................................
~·
Environmental bookshelf
lty Marll q.ankr~
Something ~e.1ritr lhln oirles
l\.tanson il _going IO' happtn while
you' re rudin& Tile Popu latl••
&.mr.--douns ol people, mostly
children, willstarve toc!Hih. Even
;::c,:;.t::1e11wC: ::::r~
ezperiencina J.ar&e scale ramiMS
by 191!10, even here, right a t home.
Populltloo polhation is cuning to
the fore u manklDd's number one
enemy, and with
ruton.
Oven:rowding is rapidly rnultin&
aooct
In urban dist.asot ctnten ( been to
C.lcutllllately'!t, a drastic food
shortage, and a plethora ol other
socialllls.
·
The pNiblem lt rtOt aettina aay
betler. and II is not likely lodoao In
==u!'tnE!h!lc~nf:S'~~
Is doublina every 7'0 years, aDd
that's tomparatively slow compared to Kell)'a's23 yean and Costa
RiCI 'Ii9.
M the book says, we are aoirw to
~tinue to h.ave a population
P"~ u long u the birtb rate
ex~thedeath- thbgivesusthe
choke ol controllina eithe!' the birth
rate or the leu desirable aJternalive, which we .re npidly
movlna tow11nb.
Ehrlich devotes thrM cbapters ol
his book to w~ t be calls, ' 'The End
of the Road".....part fact , part rw:-
tional projections as to just where
our overcOtltumptlve natu re Ia
leadi,. us. He forcasta first a
dtadly war brought about when the
United Statn u.. a fOf'bidden
pntkide in a despe111te attempt to
feed Its starving m.Uli0111. The
second sc:enario Ia a series of
newspaper attOURta, the rll'll few of
whkhafeautbentk . ~tii!J the
sprud of the drud La~ fevn-,
==~~~«~:;~u
bl= ~;
twlm Ina nonopo!luted lake should
not be auperc:eded by a steel mlll'a
desire to make. a profit. This Ia
golngtorequiregOftrnmentactloa,
which 'will only be prompted by a
brought to a ttop (a development
which Ehrlich feelt may be
neceuary to save the world).
The third scenario bat considerably more appeal-world pea«
~~!e=tc!nt~ ~~~
~ntratedcitiz.entrffort.
A third step la atoppq: the use of
pesticides. As he points out, con·
Unued use succeeds only In
dtvelopl.ng a more reaisllntlr.ect.
Whereai food eMI'ID' Ia lost the
further down the foodchalnyougo
lplant to animal to manl , In·
aecllcides don ' t deteriorate.
Besides being a good argument for
vegetarlanlsm , ltpolntsoutthatall
.,.-e are doh11 is po(soninJ 10me of
lhehigherllfefonrtaontheplanetln
a futile effort to feed ounelves.
=
feed thutarvina In undenl.eve:loped
countries.
Ebrlichdosesthebooltwith hit
to what he feels
sboWd be dooe. He feels that u the
most powerfUl. amuent, and in·
nuenUal nation, the United St.ttes
holdt the key . The lint step it to
encwnp birth control nationwide,
even •t the rilil of offending the
C.Uiollc Olurch.
A second step that he feels lm·
puative is stopping the rape of lhe
environment. A penon's right to
suggestions as
.
m!~ t:,~~~~~rn-:1; ::~
late-read The PopW..U• BolD._,
then deddt for yu;self.
Scott donates outdoor library
A collection of 500 books and
periodicals- many
coasidered
"rare"- on the subjects of lllhinc,
hunting , conservation and the
outdoors have been g.lven to the
UWSP.
nil the 1m of waltn- E. Scott.
rm Hickory Ilr'ift, ~. wbo
retired last May after about 40
yean oflft"'ke to the Department
of Natural Reaourca <DNRl.
------.
Complete Selection Of:
• BACKPACKS • SLEEPING BAGS
• TENTS
• HIKING BOOTS·
• AND ACCESSORIES BY
-f~i-
.
~~
Scott il in the process or recistribuUn& bil pasonal coUeeUoa
of5,000bookJ"inplaceawhentbey
will do the: most aood." UWSP hu
extensive academic oll'erinp in the
neJdofqtural rt:I(U'UI involving
about 1500 majors.·
1be other major beoerdary of
boob Ia UW Madison.
Value of thf: gin to UWSP il
esUmated at more than 12,000. One
book, rnr example , "Anallnc In
~'a::J' ~::rl:• ,E!Io~
oute
signed copy that Ia now
print.
Ita worth lslnexceasof$100.
Scott baa been a lon&time writer
wboleapec:ialinterestilthehlatory
oftheconaervationmovement . Hil
collecting was done, In part, to
acquire materials that ,would seTVe
u referenoees, he reulls.
He coUected copies ofiUCh worb
u "Forest and Stream" published
betwee.n 1173 . and 19311, ''Outing" .
mqu1ne which appeared In the
IWI century, and books with such
titles u "Sport Wllh CWI and Rod"
published in I.:S. All of those worb
are l~uded In his atn to UWSP
UlustraUontlnmanyol'theboolu
have Jrowins use, he aaya.
Thebookawlll be catalogued here
In the Albertson Learn l na
Re:sol.rces OenltT !library) and
with the exception of some of the
most valuabJe and rare worU, will
be housed in the main otr~c:e of the
CoUeae of Natural Resources
Building . This arran1ement Is
intended to !X'ovide the proper
amountotsecurltyyetusyaectsa
f~readen .
the sporT shop
P~
,.,~a"'"'t.IJ'Tt
'Ole library, In aeveral woodetl
eases, has bfton named the "Walter
Scott WUdllle CoUecUon ."
Or. De nlel Trainer, who huda the
naturalresourcescoDet;eatUWSP,
said Sc:olt's &ifl Is Jilnlfic:ant
because It provides materials for
atudenta and facul ty that In 10rr1e
cues would be out of ruch
nnancially and In other cues
totally unavailable for purdue.
~
Scott, in recalling his work In
buildin1 up his collection whkb
included making trades, says he
appro.ched siJCIJ J!eldl as flshlna
more avidly u a complier of In·
ronnalionthanactualputidpant in
... _.
A native of Milwaukee, be il a
·bioto1iat by major academic
prepan.Uon but spent most of hil
years ,lwilh DNR as one of the
. departm~t's top admlniltratora.
His IIUe for many yean before hit
retirement was assista nt to the
director <secrelary l. Lon&tlme
~!,j~nf;v~~m~;na"!-:JP:J:::;
that upon arrlvina at the DNR,
Sc«t "wu aomethina of a novelty
as ajunlnrwardenin 1134. Hewua
coUeae man , noless, in a trade that
in those limes recuited moally rrom
vohat were ngarded u a hardier
dasa of young men." Wynaurd , In
his tribute, called Scott , the DNR'•
"&~eralist . staff phllOIOpbn-, and
to a wholesome degree , the con·
science of the rront ornce ad·
ministration."
Sc~t'::.f~n~l:d!t:;:; ·
Imp ro ve deer manacement
procedu r es and inauaurat1n1
f::d':~~~~t~:: c-~::=:1=:
and IX'oducina a number of wtdeJy
clrc:ulated reports on the condUion
of the environment In Wlsconlln,
leadinl numerout conservation
orpnlutiona, ~ befrii: in lhe SUC·
ceurul hatUe to control U:M of DDT
and aut horin1 the Outdoor
Recrutlon Act Program (QRAP),
Ec:o-briefs _
"-acH"HIIIe
S.WMay , AIJriiiOb:tbedate~et
for U. Sle¥eol Peiat ~er Jlike-
aprojectdeaf&ned toralHfWidlfor
CROP provides emftleocy rdld
needtd at times ol natural diluten
such as lam'ine, 11oads. tom.ao. ,
CROP, a reliel ud development
ett. JlamO&t~maJ<rrellfl
aaeney ot Oxan::h World Servke.
effort followftl tbe earthquake l n
CROP wu ori&laated by 011.rt:h . Guatemala. But most ol CROP's
World Service to aid in the
wort IOH far beyon;! lmmedia te
rebuiktl111 ol Ewope arter lht
relid. With its ' 'food for work"
IKOIMI world war. It now foa.es
projec:ts it ptOYides 'Qys and
ila ~ oo lht autritiooal aDd
means for certain nutri UooaUy
deve&opment Deecla ot 'thi.rd wwld
defiCient am to become more
C'CU!triea.
a&riallturaUy self•utnclent. Witb
laldnart law enf~t
eue to protect enctanca'ed wildlHe
A
bu W'OUDd up wltb aenlend111 ol
two men and fines totalh:C ••500.
The later!« Department's F\sh and
WildLife Service rates lhe ease,
lavolvtac tbe laf'lest capture ever
ol _coalnband aWplor hldel, u
oneoltbemc:.lunlllllllll n It history.
aaricultural m issionary In India
ror :.!3 years on behalf ollhe United
Olurdl ol OUill
U!ehel p ofqricultllf't m lssionaries
It determine. what mOYel need to
be taktn to ma.t.e a certain reclon
::: .c:!:=:!:· ,:~~~
ThOHwho si&n 14'1 tohllte will be
&ivtn a c:ollection envelope wllb a
Thea food II uled as wares to hire
local worltert for the project,
whatevft' It may be.....n lf'ri&aUon
ditch , a dam , a s&orqe facility, ett.
All money for CROP b: raised
thi"''UUh voluntary donations. 11le
~~~~~ Hqer
Kilte is one
means ol ralliq suth money. The
HullletHilteCommitteepoewout of
• hunaer Wit force at the Frame
Memorial United Pre•byterlan
On.rch,chaired by Mr . Kip CorneJo
and MI. Arlene Meyerhofer. 'lUI
monies raised will be chaMded
through the O<oprecklru~ l office In
Madison a nd from tbt!'e to the
projectaln moat need of Im mediate
Corm attached to fill Ia the namn ol
sponson. T'be hiker b :!fll:ible
~~~~~~~w:~r.:
amount ol meney for each mile
walked. T'be hike will becin bel·
ween I :OOand IO:OD on the: mornJ na
of Apriltoatthe Stevtns Point Area
Sen.lor Hl&h School. T'be route Ia for
·~~=-·r;...~~tr:~~:~n
be provided to the hikers at the: time
that tbey sign up. UWSP students
Clnsign up ror the Hu,.:er Kilteal
the UMHE campu1 mlniltry office
in thf: Newman Cenlft'-1:ornu of
Fourth · and ~ by con·
tactin1 Rev. Steve Ed!n&ton a t ex.
-·
~.;!· ~~ d:_re:~·-~ 111 ~ .
Whitcomb , who served u
an
Ja~
Kla pbch, 54, a nd hil
employer, Meclmport Corporation.
bolh of Newark, New Jersey,
pleaded &llllty 'to ~ r l mina.l
. violatloos of t he Edndaoaered
Eiaht 11Udeall bave been aamed
to fad prop-ami April 10 It a
«<mmunity aature worlubop at the •
Central W'IK'Dftl!n Eavitollmental
Educatioa Center at su-et l.ake
near Nelloaville.
1beJW"CIIfamfrunlamto4pm II
beiiiJ s po uored by Alpha Xi
chapterolXISI&ma Plt-ary
society for oat u ral retour ctl •
RudeN& at UWSP. lt ..W beopea to
the publle wilhout cbai"Je••
1be sttx&eat teadrm are Sue
O' Leary, Mllwaukee, ud Doreen
O'Connell, Newil\ton, Conn., on
water aqct the t'NtioNHpa bet·
SpedesActotlmfor~vtnaand
poueuiDc W~ally lalten alliptor
KiDs abipped In lntentate tom ·
mere-e. Klapllch wu fined $2.,500
and placed on proNtion for 3 yurs ,
Mea Import Corporation was fined
......
Dr. Barry Commoner it the
teynote apeUer 11 a coofereoce
that •iU be held II UW-Patltside,
S.turday April lOth on Enft'o , tbe
EDvironment and Employment.
Anyone lntuated 1n IOtniii'IOUICI
Wftf1 a~ik: orpnilms ud their
e n v iro n ment ; D iane S poil ,
Milw~u*•· and Robert Hu«ltH",
Fond du Lac, on ' 'the hidden _. lrl
of nature" that II often overlooked
by the buJIWI eye.
Allo, Patrick Dunl, Richland
Center, and SUunoe Carter,
F'alrctdld, MIM., on plants: and
Kim Holma ren, Ooltbura , and
Cyntlia Jacot.en, Milhkot, on
wlldlHe.
Penool may Ran up for the
workshop by ealliq or wriUna the
CoUeJe ol Na4Jral Relourcft , olflce:
ol the deaD.
~· Backpackers-Campers--Wilderness Enthusiasts "
Recr~ational Ser¥ices. P r e s e n t s &
ii
Mr. Gary Gr1mm
.
University of O r -
I
I
Mr. Grimm, who has headed a multitude of outdoor excursions throughout
tile country, will be on the UW-SP campus to present a series of lectures,
slide shows and workshops on wilderness backpacking, camping , survival,
.environmental ethics, and other related topics. The programs will be as
follows: .
·Monday, April 5th: Individual Freedom and the Wilderness
Included will be .a discussion of the wilderness consortIum commercial/non-commercial use of the wilderness,
publl9 rights to wilderness and public Input Into wilderness management •.
7:30P.M. , Roam 129 A & B, U.C.
TueSday, April 6th: Workshop on backpacking and wilderness camping
4:30 P.M. , Recreational St>rvlces, U.C.
Model wilderness environmental projects Including slides
of high mountains, and wild, whlt.r·water rivers .
~
.7:30P.M. Recreational Services, U.C.
Pointer 9 readies for. new season
byJobaROIIIIIy
0
·After golnc 4-6 on their ffte!lt
sprina trip. the Pointer baseball
tum is prtparing for a heavy
rqular season scbedule of 26
~~es·:;~~f!:bfh:t~
soutllft'n trip to a snowless stewns
hi nt. Instead of retreating baclt
indoors and loosing all they had
gained doWn south, lhey wer,:e able
to continue pr.u:ticing outside.
.
The Pointers have a new coacb in
Ron Steillft' thissprlng. H~ replaces
Jqlime !=OKh Jim Ctut, who was
granted one year leave of absence
to do advanced study work in
educational administration at UW·
Madison. S~iner had served as
Oark 's assistantsi~I!IA.Inhls
college days at UW-Madison,
Steiner played th""' years as a
c:atcher«~Uielder on the Big Ten
baseball team .
When practice of0da1ly began
one month ago, Steiner and his
assistant Gary Rotherllam greeted
an astounding tumou.t of 70 eandicbtes. Since then that amoun~ has
dwindled somewha t , although
Steinerwillinevitabl}'llavea lotof
squad culs to make. However, he
said he will keep as many pitchers
as possible for the grueling
schedule-216 games in less than a
mooth's tim e. The Polnten wUI also
field a rrestunan squad thatstaods
to play 4to6games.
Tvo·elve lettermen return to form
a strong nucleus from last year's
runnerup conference leaden. nw,
spring tm outfit compiled an
uverall record or 16-12 Undudjnga
spring trip l. The 12 returning ~t­
termen Incl ud e senlon Tom
Hoinacki, Stevens Point catcher·
inf1elder : Jim Goesch, Brown Deer
southpaw pitd~es-. juolon Nk:ll
Sandow, Stnftl5 Point outfielder;
Mark Cambray, Qwmlng, Mich.
secood basenwt;. Dan Hauset',
JannviUe catcheS'; Randy Newby,
Stevens Point ldthnder; Don
Solin, Antigo third baseman; Reid
Nelson, New Richland, Minn .
outfielder: and Bob Whillitt,
Madisonwtlielder: and sophmores
Johnny Bandow, Stevens Point
·shortstop; Mike Gram, Beloit in·
fielder-outfielder ; and Dan
Thompson, Wausau righthanded
pitcher.
Johnny Sandow is recovering
from knee surgery made necessary
byabasketballinjury. Hov.-everhe
has bounced back faslff than was
first expected, "and Steiner has
elea,ibUity hassles. However, he bas
Iince regalntd his eli&ibility and Is
readytogo. Phi!Kllsmith,transferrlghthander from UW-Oshkosh
:ua':r:t he.,:;,~ •!!:ac:n:!!!!:
pe«d by a IOf'6. arm atter being
counted. on as a starlft'. Steiner n~
he is coming around though, and
will m01 t likely be used out of the
bullpen where he was so effective at
Oshkosh. Gary Weber and Joe
'Sch ultz are also being considered
for relief spots.
~
.Jl"I'IOU~himreadytotakeover
shortstop, where he was namtd to
theall-conferenc~ team as a freshmanlastSC!UOn.
There · Is good news on the pit·
ctling front . Tnlnsfer righthander
Mike case. a stocky 21li-pounder,
emer&ed as the team's ace hurler
on the southm\ trip by no-hitting
Louisiana College and looking good
in his other appearancn. Lefties
Newby and Goesch established
themselves In the startlog ratatlon
as did Brad Ryan ; a sophomor-e
righty from UW-Madison where he
was on the freshman team last
season. f'rankStoclrul, a lanky &-6
frshman s-lahthander from O.k
~
Creek, loolll to be the rift'h starter
lor the present. He is Ole hardest ··
-thrower on the .•taff .
'
The bullpen appean,.to be In Jood
shape with 5 to 15 candidates vying
forreliefroles. T.J. Alfuth,afreshman s-i&hthander from itevena
Point. pitched extensively down
south and stands see mon action
this April. Dan Thompson , veteran
rl&hthander from Wa1111u, did not
make the trip lOUth becauee of
to
" If our pitthing comes through
the way I think It cao, we'll certainly be in the running ," Steiner
remarked." Wehavethedefenseto
win the ~ha mptonship . and also
enough hitting togetthejobdone."
Dan·' Hauser. at catc:her. Mark
cambray at second hue, Bandow
·a t sborlltop or designated hitter,
Don Solin at third bue, Nlclr.
Sandow In center field, and Reid
Nelson In right field . Jeff Keele aDd
Mike Gram have been alWnatlng
at first base, while Bob Whitaltt and
Mike Ferguson are doing the same
in left field. Junior traosfes- Jerey
Wallen, a w, tiiO-pOUnd shortstop
from Manitowoc:, played In Bandow 'sablence downsouthanddlda
good job defensively. &-:f freshman
Rick Nichols figures to see some
spot duty in the outfield also.
Steini!rhas~preachingcontrol
tohlsmounclsmenthlsseason."We
can' t let our defense work for us
~:Yi-':.·pi~~t~~ baU over
Steiner has installed a rather
unique approach with this year's
squad by forming a committee of
t ix.veteranplayentoprovideteam
input Instead or beilll dictated by
..........
'"The committee will help set up
team rules and regulations and
serve as a " go-between with the
squad and c:oachiog staff In solving
any problems that might arise
during the season. I want the guys
to reel that this Is their team
because,afler ail, they 're the ones
who will do 'the playing."
to
~~~~~t!ir i:~~:J'~~~
~;::":,.to~~~~~~'!~~~
whatever it may be.'lt's important
that everybody knows hia place on
theclub.
.
Starting for the Pointera will be
Key lOPes from last yHr•a club
llierepitchersJoeNe111er 17-Uand
Don Vruwink 16·2), an allrontereneepick, utility Infielder AI
Ashbeck and first baseman Brian
1\lc:C art hy . The fiut three
gradllated while McCar thy II not In ·
school this semester.
J
"We've been one ol the most
competitive baseball schools in Ole
ronferenceyearlnandyurou.t and
I see no reason for that to change,"
Steiner observe<l_. "We've been
forlul\ale in gettil'll a lot ol talent
fz:om this area, which hal some of
the nn est high schoOl" and Legion
progranuinthestate. Most or our
player• have ex.Ci!llent baseball
"backgrounds."
The Pointen open the · reiuJ.ar
season when lhfoy travel to Winona,
Minn. fo l:,o ' n9n -conference
doubleMiiOer next Tuesday, Apri l
6. They besln conference action
' friday, April 9 by hoatin& UW·
Whitewater at Lookout Parlr. COle
college diamond). All aames at
Lookou-t a r e tcheduled
doubleheaders· (U are all the
Pointer'tgameslandstartat 1 pm .
art
·materials
brushes
• mediums
. -paints
1 -4•--'=.....~ 1 • canvas paneis '
canvas
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• 601 north division •
mon..thun. 8-5
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IWIKETBALL : Wendy Kotw1., 1
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Valuable Player far the UWSP
W'CIIDftl's babtblll lotam.
Kohlt's honor ame at the ·con·
cl..-.loa ol her l01r year ca,_. at
UWSP, and the moat sueCeatw
aeuon the women Nftten ew"tr
bad.
•
Wbile«~mplliJIIao 11-4 marli::, the
Poio&en took IK'OIId at the stale
tournament aad advaoced to the
Midwest Rqlonal quarterfinals
belcreJoal.nc.
Kobrt, one of only two lenlon 011
the wam. a1ao aervec1 u co-captain
dwiqt,heiUion.
DwiaC the f'el\llar RIIOII,
avenpd 1.4 poinll 1 pme
Kohrt
and hit
Entries .n now beina acctpted
for play lrl SottbaU Relays and
Badminton Jntramurals . Entry
lonna are available in roonl' 103 of
the Physical Educ:ati011 Bulktinc.
All entries m..-t be in by l"'lesday,
April I.
For n'lore information, cootact
intramural dirtctor Dkk Hack In
Room 107 or call 3397.
Sports
shorts
ar.24ol»freelhrows.
Kobrt 'l fr ee throw s hootin&
imprortd In poll lelton play . u
she hit etp: of nine ltlempll to
fiailb with a 17 perunt ICCW'IC)'
l"'lti.ftl!ortheyeu.
From the r.ekl. Me canned
lt51hotsfar37~1.
~
n
of
Kohrt abo ltd the team in steals
with
crabbed 4t rfllounds
from her J!.lolrd po~itlon , despite
milliftl one pme due to an ankle
-.·and
injw'J.
1bia wu the MCOnd year UWSP
awarded;' womea vanity !etten,
aad the second- Kalu1 earned
GDe in butetbaJI.
Sbealaoplaym volleyba.U dwiliC
her fOW' yun.
" I wu happy Wendy &ot the
award. Sbe wu an auet. to the
team , and a put team leader,"
«~mmented Nnter Coach Marilyn
.
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Tullis : Tbe tenn11 tum offldaUy
sllried pncUce on Marth 22 with 21
mernbtn lrylnc out for the team.
1bere are five returni.DI kUennen
from lilt year's team.
Tbetumtoolr;thirdplac:einthe
confeftllOe lut year, mialtnt nnt
plac:e by just faur poiDta.
The nnt meet wW be Apilt7 at
Lawrence University, and the
~Uiiar. will be amoac three
Ieima. Tbe Pointers, UW-Gf'eeo
Bay, aDd Lawrmce.
Sb: members wiU ao an:t six wW
play. Matchel wiU conliltofsi.Dcks
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The borne meetalor the' Polntera
wiD take place Oft theAl&en Ceoter.
courtl aDd the P.E. e«~rll .
Let's i'et aut 1Dd PJpport the
Pointertennilteam.
Don't Be Fooled Again! !
I
II ·
Tho.e of us who tried to stop the Michigan Ave.
Extenalon made a aerlous m lstake. lnstead of QO·
ing directly to Stevens Point's elected offtelals we 1
tried to coovince Chancellor Dreyfus not to allow the j
extension to be built.
· Mr. Dreyfus knows that we can do very litHe to
detennlne whether or not he keeps his job, so he
doesn't have to respond to our wishes.
We should have gone to those people who we
can vote In or out, such as the alderman for our
resiiecwe wards, and completely bypassed the
ChMcelo<.
If elected as 2nd Ward aldennan I plan to represent EVERYBODY in my ward INCLUDING THE
STUDENTS and not expect them to go through
ootvef'Sity officlals In order to get their views known
to City Hall.
ELECT .
MIKE LORBECK
2ND WARD ALDERMAN ON APRIL 6th
WretW.I
A UWSP student bu returned
. with honor from the natloeu~l
wrnWnt toumameal
At the Nltklnal Aasodation of
lnt.el"ttUeeiate Athletics meet, Rid:
PeK<a at In the rtrit f'OWid tii
Din Sweet, a Hnior from Edinboro.
...
Sweet's tH win I'IYft' Pe.codr.
helped. him reach the~ ftnals,
where be at to the tournameot'a
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the .... ,
"Riclr; ruUy did well for a freahman . . He went qainlt one of the
bett who n.d more experienc)e,"
uld Pointer CO.Ch John M\IQICin.
Peacock·s finish placed him
amona the top 16 ~Uen in the
NAJ,A for his Ill pound dua.
~O:,~inU,:I~:re!=':U!;
Po{nterteam, a21Hma.rkfora .14.1
winnln& pen:enta,e.
Peacock n.ct dropped four of hil
ftr1t 11 matet., but recovered to
win l2ofhis Jut 15.
RESULTS OF mE CABIN FEVER
ARCHERY
TOURSAMENT
Bare bow :
lst - Ouclt Drwde
2nd - DIYe Kluc
3rd - Jadi: NonPit
Si&bt :
111 - Dave Fbcher
2nd • Rkb Schmeiser
3rd - Mike Schwalbe
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Chorale reviewed
Rocer WIJDt.r Cbora'e Review
,,
b~'
with vibllity and ac-uracy, H ·
pressingeachmusicalphraseasa
croup, Cormin& luxlout contoun or
1'\fnl A. Prtzofd
pure ':'oc•l _s .onorities .
Arts and Lectures Conc:fft Series
presented the Ractr Wqnu
,Otorale In the Qulodt Music Hall
lastThursdayevenlnaatapm. This
world.famous chorale wu received
by a small but appreciative
audience, who hd to ll•ten
carefully lbecause or lbe bad
acoustics in the 1ym Uo hea r the
glorious sound of the ancient
Grqorlan cl\ant , which opened the
program .
The Chorale prnt'oted seleCtions
from the Rf'na,lsaance, Baroque and ·
twentieth century periods, 1nd from
another period - that of our
American Blctntennialee\ebntion.
an:.;.,:;-a;:·a a~lve ~he:
8
1ensltlve l n terprl!tationa
thNillcttout. and they . . . forth .
Mr.
WIIIIU'IIJ'O'Ip appeared
animated and 1ttentive to hil
sensitive l nterp r elallona
throu&bout. and
they . . .
rorth
..
~:_ 1 ;ta!~h .=~c:=~ u~
JI"OUp, form lna IIIICicu; contours
Arts notes
The soloists wh\chcameoutof the
choir were only indiutive ol the
fine musicianship maintained
throughout, and, might I add, the
Overall appearanceof the Chorale
was impeccable and served to ut·
most dfect. Such proreuional.
conscientiousness is hard to find
tod~y in our " casual " society .
Poetry RudiD&
Un lversl tyWriterswillsponsora
poetl')' readtna friday night by
Michael Balisle and Sheila Bowler.
The two Wisconsin poets, who .
currently are enrolled in graduate
programa at UW-Milwaull:ee, will
presentthelrreadlngsin rooma 125
A and B of the Unlvenity Center
an~l:Y=mi:S~~~!:~~!~
bHn made shorter by deleting "Few
Jeoffuson and Uberty", .arranced
by M. Goldman, and "Heritage of
Freedom", by Mr: WaJnet'. These
pi~ wue performed well bu.t
wre dis,U.lincly trite, and would
SHin ofrensive to any Jntelllgent
public.
:il~li=:rw~~i~!:~.::l~~
~~~~~er~~r~n'm!lk'l~ta:t
annlv~ with
a spring coneert
:!':'twill
teA~~ i'~'Ji~t.e~=
HaU on the UWSP campua.
creative wrlline:. Bowl« hu g:iven
a number of readings In the
Milwaukee area and at aevera l UW
campuses. She hu received two
awarda for her poetry and her worlt
Overture", Mourt'a "Serenade No.
lOin Bb", ancl "Ea ~na ",a Spanilh
has been publlahed In five
mqulnes.
Balisle is a t974 araduate or
UWSP wher e he was president of
pleasing. We should hope that
Slevens Point is graced with their
presence aa:ain in the near future.
Milwaukee.
Bowler earned a MA from
Milwaukee In 1974 and Is now
working toward 1 Ph.D. She la
!Qdling aulatant in the UW·
Milwaukee English dtpartment and
teaches freshman compoeltion and
'Ibegroup left 111 on a happy note
lives in HarUind and worita for a
printing company In MUwautee
while working towards a mastu'a
degree In creative wrtUna at tJW. .
University Writen and founded
Po r tage, a literary magu:i ne
published on· c::ampua. Balb.le now
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Under the dirtctlon 01 DOna ld E .
Greene, ·chairman of the UWSP
music department, the SPSO wiU
perform Beethoven '• "Egriaont
rhapsody by Olabrler.
~rry
campbe:IJ will be the featured
IOiobt and wW perform Uar.t'J
"Concerto No., In Eb".
Immediately rauo.~na the a p.m.
concert. t his year·• music
scholanhipt· will be awarct.d to
selected UWSP mUiic\anJ.
HUMANIZING EDUCATION fOR THE INDIVIDUAL" LEARNER
CO-SPONSORED BY THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND EXTENDED SERVICES
ALL SESSIONS CONDUCTED IN THE UNIVERSITY CENTER
. STAFF, FACULTY, AND FULL-TIME STUDENT5-FAEE ADMISSION-PLEASE SHOW 1. 0 .
F...w.d lpMII«: Df. Jeu t.Mr, allthorof ~t MI..,__,, Ain't Much, l vt I' m All I' VE Ooli," "Hey Ood, Wh•t
Shoukll Do Now?" and " I Ain' t Welllut I SUr• Am a.tt•. "
Tuesday, April 6
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A weekly from student government
lnanswerinc my q~tiori, Udall seemed to be tryifC to give
me what I wanted. to hear. Althqh he initlally stated. that he
was convinced that ''Oswald did It" (whlrh I of course do ~ot
agree with), the candidate added tb.lt he believed • new in·.
viltigaUon Ia warTanted. becaUie of rum~ ~dons
bet~ Oswald and the C.I.A. I the reader will notice that of
PnSently the orpniutloa of StiJdenl Government is 110t the
~c~=~v:~~!=d,.~~~~
have aworldoc knowledleollbe issues or even the pwpose for
· the uisteDC'e ol Sluclent Govemmet~l . I uaume all ollhoae
involved are Interested and have a desire to become active in
Student Government, but foraeveral t'UIOnl they are not.
1 beUeYe one ol the maiD caUitS for this it tacit of com·
mwalcation withi n Student Government. Another problm~ is
that the ltudmt body doesn't know what !slues come before
Student Govenunenl. I have talked to rn.any studta"' v.·ho
would like loJd involved with Student Government, but can't
l'indanopminc beca~onedistrict they live in may have two
Senators ~y wbileanotherclstrlct bas no repraentatlon..
The major prOblem, however, Is the cqanlt.ation has grown
too bwuueratic to •function, properly.
.
Al the meetma'lut Swlday,. ReSoll&ion IQJ pn!pOI«< tO
create ·a more etndent and streamlined tme or Studtllt
Government. lnlte.d of haYing a ieparate' Senate and
Aaembly, the 1- bodiel...ould be combined into a Studtnt
Goy_emment AaodaUon . (S.G.A.). Instead ol having ten
Senale districts witb two Senltors from each ttistrict then
=:'ct'=· ~~~anon-c:ampus
1al~a,;=~~O:::·:es~p!:;:-:~~'biutn
the House <Resolution 2041 which would reopen the lnvesUJ,ations of bolh Kennedy mUI"dft's, tbe Mar1in Luthes'
Kingcase, aswd1a11beattempton Gov. Georae Wallace. In
my view,thia bill is not ooly 1oo broad, b.ut Ia misdirected.. It
sed~ to find '"*bo did it", rather' than the poalbUity of
foreign and or domestic C'O'Ief'~ aDd doel ~ reprnent
responsible legislatioa.
•
of this lsnot meantu
attaclr. on CcJn&rnlman UdaU's
canclict.cy, for be Ia only part ol fi pet;eenl ol OW"·publlc ol·
r~eials who are m lltnformed on thia luue. This Ia a situation
thatlhauld be chanCed before the November ~th:a .
All
an
Students for the Reopeni.DC otlne lnvesticatlon ol President
Kennedy's Aaauinatiorl <SRIPKA> bu been offkiaUy
=~~=u~=~~=~:n-~~~c:;
.distri buted. sometime aner Euler Break, pending
~u:.C,~;U;'tt:~'rli.~St~~~t~tar-.
. ansda;:.:=~·mt~~~~:
.t ·lpm
the
the
interst.ed penons
in
Blue Room of
welcome.
·
UC.
All
are
in addition to this, lben would be 20 ~tativt:S from
the dirrermt c:oUeces on campus. """11111 body of 40~tivel and lhe Executive Board would ('(NtiiUle lhe
Stldmt Goftrnmeat. 1nateac1 of haviz\1 a committee
strue~ within Studeat Gon:mmmt, eacll member would
Ja"V'e oo the Joint FKulty Senate SGA Committee. This
wouldavoidtbeduplicationol wort u is the cue now. 1bese
commitleel would tbeaMIXI lheirpropoul.stobotb the S.G.A.
and the hailty Seaate to be acted on, the!! forw~ to the
Adminiltratioa.
The structure of tbe Executive Boanlof the S.G..A. would be
accordincJy taper«! to act more ef(Jciently.•
an-r:~=~on=~a:J~ha:Y
questioN: r.,Hnc any of the aspect~ of Student Govern·
ment,atopbythe of (ice, or give us a call at 346-37%1.
wi~~=;:s'stu':'tf:!D:'.'~~~-b~s:a~lf.s::&
left over spaghetti uuee .. .and the ELUS STREET CO.OP
hu the belt commealsloce they dropped the commodities
procram. But a mlall~cker .so herella mix -yourq,m'-mbt
for you pone-Uck eathullutl.
OORN BREAD MIX
_.eupsnour l~tohalfsoy Oour J
4eup5C1lnlmeal
2eup5 ncmat dry m.l.lk
'%c\Jp~Supt
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Melt fat In 1 or 9" pan in 400 deg:ree oven. Fort beat eu
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Into~ bowl. Stir only 'til
wdll»ended. RetumtopanandbiDaboat.IOmln. ORblke
in 12ltf'eUI!d mul"tl4~. or a blc bladt fr)'lnapan . ellintreet
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feature~ • ~~~.~mber· ol roUtd gralnl.so the following
mi:r: can be made wilb any or a combination ol them.
and dump the r eal with the mlx
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4euptllour lwouldyoubelieve.;upto \i! IO)' Oour!J
4 CUPI rolled .,am
t 12 cup1 6ry rtOnfat mWI. ·
~~ cup t:n~ble..ctlnc baklnl powder
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Cuckoo flys
reviews
ODe Flew Ov« tile ClatkOO'I Net l
Olrte&ed ">' Mdo.FGriUA
Jkvkwed ,lp CW PtCrick
As almost everybody &hould know
by now, ''One new Oves- n,e
OJckoo's Nest" il the first rdm
since Frank Capra 's "II Hlppened
One N!Jht" to win aU rour major
Academy Awanil,
You ahould
also know that Jack Nicbolsoa
nnal.ly pkhd up his best actor
OlcarforUie role ol Randle Patrick
MC:Murphy. And by some slran,e
coincidence (mottly economic)
''One new Over The CUckoo'•
Nest" Is playlna at a local theatre.
ttar well
· "CUckoo'• Nest" Is definitely a · protagonista ' and
filmworthwailinclnrqunee to
~=b~~~e ~~~ ;r.:::;o~
see. ItiJnotthebestpictW'eoftbe
~ause it captures the feel and
r:~~:'~he· 'a:=,~~~
Lyndon " directed by Stanley
Kubrick.
The two films have quite a lot In
common. Both are based c:m novdl,
both are directed by aood direetors,
both have their hero an d
atmospllenof WtlliamThaekery't
_.,novel.
"Cuckoo'a Nest" i1 probably
Jesser of an adapt&Uon bec.tuse Ken
enerar
Kesey'a boot baa 10 much
and pG'Wft' cn.mmed into Its pages
wbileth!moviebtooUteral,notaa
metapbonc.al as tbe noveJ.
ROCK ·r -SHIRTS
director, Mlle. Forman, dOesn't
seem to have been the person
responslble fortheexcellenr:eof
CUckoo'• Nell", II Is Nicholson's
thaw 111 the way. Forman merely
:::S
~~.;~f~"fn :f! ~~
&ettONCreen. lndirectconlrut
1
almc.t ever ylhlna areal land
everythtna bad ) abo ut "Barry
Lyndon" Is of Kubrick '• · mmsl
Ryan O'Nl'al, In the main role Or
Barry, non-ectt with tuch 1t.erility
Ia tz-ademarlc ot Kubrick '• fllmsl
that II would be ridlcuiOUI to
=~- hirnfor •nyi?t' t•cting
Almost 150 different designs to select from . Silkscreen printed on 100% cotton shirts which come
In assorted colors. Designs from Aeroamtth to
Frank Zappa with dOzens In between. These T·shirts come In small, mediUm, · and large sizes.
Nicholson I• McMurphy, the
boi1terous sin&u.lar nur~rny
· pritonu who aett himself sent to a
Normal $4.00 retail sellers yours fe< only $3.00
each postpaid. Four shirts only $11.00 postpaid .
feeling for people In 1uthority and
"who Is a complex mul ti-faceted
Send 25' ! or cor:nplete lllustra'ed-~a:talog .
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187 WEST 21ST STREET, NEW YORK , NY 10011
Nicholson Is in ~ 'daiS all by
bimtelf. The only actOr clc.e to hb
ranee and ability is AlP1cinowbo
had Wbat wu perhtps 1 more
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CNL!'
Boz's new LP boss
the same lOili· What seems most
miqueaboutbis mU:Iic:lltheuseof
the voice- a.s an lnstrwnent that
blends with other Ins truments
rather than competes with them for
prom!~ . This seems to be what
givesblsmlllic:ltsspeclalnavor. A.
listener isnot drlventogivedivided
attenUon to a sona.
The lyrk's. need not be ll.stefted to
as somt'thinc independent of the
instruments nor should the In·
st.rumenta be liatened toexcl~lve
ol the lyric:. Similar exam ples of
this are th! new albums ol Dylan
and Paul Simon. Dylan's " Delire"
•has been praised for the fine lr
st.rumental won while the lyrics
are a nalyzed totally removed from
the m111ieal ac:c:ompaniment. It Is
almost u if there are two differe1t
by Grit~*"'
produc:tsbein&offered. PaulSimon
Ther-e i1 a cert.ID q-.lity to the . has been upset bec:ausettiUc:s have
musk of Bol. SeeP. In a word, his
spoken harshly of the lyrics of his
musk has d&a . No buvy metal
most recent album . His c:lalm il
raundl aod rOll wttb wiUess. in·
thatthetrueYalueolthealbumilln
com~ l)"'b. No wuted
the intric:acy ol the muskal ac:·
notes Mid . red~Di&Dt rilfi.Hund c:ompaniment interlaced with the
hilbudbrlodle-.ainati&hlud lyric:a.
Scaqs' m111ic:
ldtdulllU.IIMr . Wl.tb hia musk
draws the list.ener to appredate the
ewry move ls well timed and
mtllic:uawhole.
~moothly necuted. Scqp il a
master cnftaman at maltlna
mlalc.
In a Scaggs s.ong the voeab,
whe ther t h ey be lead or
His apprmUceahip witb music
backaround , a re but another
too1t place in tbe sixties wblle be
dimensioa of tbe total aound. In a
wu amemberoftheSteveMUler
lefiSeitlldlffic:ulttoseparatein·
Band. After a nwnber ol years ol
st.rumentsfromvoc:als. ll ianot that
~=~·='mid:~~~
record bil fint a lbum . Oxn·
binina his ~lve blues~lt
experience as a Miller band
member and bb knowledge ol
musk: &alned from two lillvenity
to
~~~ h~a~: :d~;t:
IOiocarftr.
The m~ical style ol Scaus' Ia
dif(tcult to calepriz. He Ulel the
traditionallnatrumeats of the roclt
band but he Ia not e«~teat to stop
tber-e. It is not \mCOnlmon to rind
horns , strinp and s)'11tbesiun in
thelyric:s arenotd.lstlnc:t:n.l~t
both lnst nuntntsandvoc:als areso
m~u.allye«nplimenlary that one is
captured by the totality ol ScalP'
music:.
Scaashaswwltedatthistotality
of sound until he I'IOW has It oearly
prrfededu iJiaeenwi thhlslatelt
effort ,''Silk Degl'ftl,''altbotChhis
'earlier worlt ahould have gi~ten
:t!fe:~'!:':::n~~~~~~
Onhisfil'llaUK!mbeusedthefine
st udio musicians availa ble In
Alabama as ~ I as the late Duane
Allman.
•
It
wu
over
t~t Sc:n:~~. r.~afi~o=e:i
develllpl nl[l: his unique sound .
During this Ume he worked with his
own &roup of mush:l1n1 to produce
three more albwns , eac:h 1 bit
betterlhaniU~ . Inl971
Sca&~~ returned toA.labam awitb
his band to wort. with the muaicians
that helped oot on his first fftOf'd.
This album, " My Time" , was his
most c:omplex work.
Jtwa a notunUIIWtthathe c:ame
out with anotbes' album and mariy
people were s .rpri.led with' ''Sow
Dancer." For thla one Scaua
m~~ed~~enuofm~
produc:er and artist, Johnny Bristol.
'nle lnfiuenc:eof Bristol is apptorenl
throupout the album . The c:om·
binaUonolScaMSroek~
and Brist.ol's rhythm and blues
jW'OYided for an exdtin& tel of tuoes
more powerful thal'l uythlnc ei ther
had attempted bef~. It wu ber-e
that Sc:agl really becan to ccxne
into his own
Now, two yean later, Scaqs'
' 'Silk Degree~ " c:onUnues the IOW!d
put forth by ''51ow Danc:er" but be
stem~ to twirc more to this new one
thantoal'lythl.nchelwclooeln the
put. A muc:h wider ranee ol
m111ical 1tyles are CO\!.ered from
regae, roclt, rhythm aod blues to
011
~~esll-ty~=-~ L.:'td h':c::Z:i
mallre and u.Uifyln& ~k to date.
Ther-e are a number olIn·
s trumenfa l s ta nd outs wort h
mentioning. The horn aec:Uon Is lead
by Jim Hom and Tom Sc:ott. Louie
91dton and Fred Tac:tett do 110me
impressive aunu work, Jeff
Pon::arn haodles pen::UIIion and on
teyboardl, mil£ and arp syn·
theslten, an d c:o·author of a
number of sonas II David Paic:b
TOGO'S
wants To Care For Fellow
students At Our Home Of
The SUBMARINE SANDWICH.
We tt.ve over 30 SUbt For You To
ChoOM From Including : '4' Amertcen
and H.allon Style " Tuna l Egg Salod
., Turl<ey ., Vegot.rlana <- G_rl\ltd Ham-'
Ch.... ._ And Stoak SandwlchH
lei recipe brud and uM fruhly s llc:ed
are 3 slzn of sl(bs (small ,
We s«n th... on ou;,::. Th..-•
"':ri; ::;-::.u~=~
VISIT US SooN
-TUMMY T. TOGO
The album belins wi th two son&•
that , with the bdpof an imaail'laUve-.........
topforty A.MDJ , c:ouldpos.siblyOnd
)
lhei r way to Top Forty radio. " What
can I Say" ill deceptively simple.
Kere Scagp put the horns to good
use by providing filling thro~.Wbllut
and a fine tenor solo by Plas
Johi'IIOOJobelp twlng the $01'11 to a
c:\01e. One can bear faint sounds of
Uie ' sixties on this Son& In the
b ac: klng voca l s an d the
urangement . "It's 0\l.er", for
Instance, aeems to c:omblne the
betler parll of Smokey Robinson
and the Miracles with Del Shannoa.
n ealbwn's secoadc:ut; ''Georgia''
iJ;anotherthatc:ouldcrac:k the Top
Fortymarket. It 's moreofa roclt
number than lhe rest.
' The album''s most UDSuc:c:e:uful
moments c:ome when Sc:a&P tries
toworltwithtoomuchatonetime.
=~·!:~-:L:~~onJ:~
bined in " Udo Shuffle." " Jump
Street " is a booteY·WOOie1 type
rock tune that Is uved from
mediocrity byaomefine alldeJUitar
work by Lea DucSelt..
" liarl:l« U&hts" and " We 're All
Alone" are the softest tunes on
" Silk Decreet" and In some ways
the most interestina. " Ha r bo r
U&hts" may well be Sc:aqa' finest
sonaever. ltatartsoutuaqulet
~~::-c:tmf:ft:;.u~~=: ~n:
harbor. Here Shelton's 1u1tar
blends buutlfully with Sc:aua'
voic:e. "Harbor u,hts" eods with a
ll&ht. tastefully dnne nuaelhorn aolo
and uptempo slxtla-etylebeat.
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13 Representatives from on and off campus di~tricts
President, Vice~President and other sataried positions
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Pick up nomination papers· · thru ··wednesday,
April 21 at the Student Government Offi~e in
the University Center.
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