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Student
Government
AssoclaHon
PolnHng
It
in twenty-two State somethina is being done, aDd thtt
....ne\lll!lll ,. the Inltlativo-Ref........,. Law. Slmoly
stated, butative-Refermclum aUowa ten pereent Ol the
voters to pi"'ppOe a DeW law by petitic:m. That proposal
wouiCI tberi be put belore the voters as a relerenduin. Fiftyooe perc:eat of tbe voters would tben determine the adoption or re:Ject1oool the proposal. •
:.c::. ==pt~}m
Graduate school also puts preuure on a student to exctll
=d~'!!~'i:~oJ~~tfn?:ife
~u!r:!i.sl:a3':r~m~~~~~~~eat, ~art en-
Dull, lazy teachers who play Santa Claus at jrading time
can count on large head counts In forthcomiDC semesters.
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'l1liJ iDclependence from the legislature, this " pe!;)ple
power'' ill feared by many le«islllton. J'heyfearthlt their
power maY bediluled:, that tbere would be a lot of ''crackpot" leP:laUon.-'J"bSe fears have proved unfounded as
evidenCed by the twenty-twostates that have a
Inl.tiaUve.Rifereodum La!!.
find; halt the class dropping when outllde readings,
prO]«:tsortermpapers areaMOI,.I.IlCf(f.
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E!~en states have passed or are conaklerln& bills
makrng proficiency testing mandatory be(ore students
may be advanced to a higher level. Altbou&h this seemed
a dandy idea at rlf'!!,_!Lumerous problema have arllen-- How do yoo.rdttmnme ctnnpeteocy? Whit do you do with
studenta stagnated on a plateaut SbouJd taxpe.yers carry
the heavy burden of r:emedi.al Prolnma?
been llttJe contact betwem b1llcb
and ..,bit.es lD tbe eommw:dty. Ala
result many ol the o&d atereotypm
still ·exiat. Ooul M~MiUian rd.lted
an experience ol a blM:II: friend ol
hil had willie be wu In a abopplac
center. " A lltUe tid, white, tbrM or
fourye.ano&d,wu withbilmotber
ancluld. 'Mommy, mocnmy lbete'a
•ni&Ber,Iwooderiltbeblldtrubl ·
otrhim.' Atthreeorfour)'WJ'Sokl:,
Doul nld, you wonder where tbil
child hu been anc1 where be 8ot uu
lnformaUex~ . Tbe chlld'a famUy llle
is tbem01tllltely10W'Ce."
This ill one lnatarx:e, repre~~m-
!h:~e3:em!fJ'~~It~v.J!:!! .
Nmmunlty l.owardl black atudenb
il~hlrtbiiOdalhuaMI---­
tbat McMUUan .,., talkhW about.
lllbere a problem at UWSP? U th1l
questioow.saated toeveey atude:ot
on umpua, tbe annm- would
mo&t likely be "no." But an overwhelmq;
m~jorlty
ol atudentl on
~~m/C:.t :::. :b~.1
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blact-wbl.te iuue ~ day while
blKk t tudeatl do. ADd the black
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atudealloaUiilcamputdopereelve
Houalns dltcrlmlnatlon 10d
flDaodal prabkms are two . . ..,.
to the quesdon of wby tbe bl.Kt
lllatent eDJ'Ollmeat II decli.ai.DCHowevft, th1l question o1 dec1iDIDI
mrollmeat II only ooe ol . .•1 thllt
can be alr.ed.
Wby doe. confUc:t exilt between
blaeks and wbitel, not oaly on tbll
campus, but 011 other eam~ ll'l
tbeUWsyttem, otbersy.temslD
ott. Matea, olber dUel In otber
ewnlries? 1be queltioa bu beeD
asked a mlWon times with a m.IWon
differeat aneweft. It .. academic:.
Tbe .mutioo II the duaYe, but all
lmc.:c:u=.·.ee.tbetolutkla
:.=tiliihe~~~~rub-::
lheniger" wlllm01tlltelyDeVer
PI a •tnilbt aDd real &niWft' and
will c:mUnue to ..e tbe word
.~=~:=u-ta! .~ted·~
very YOWII ap and tbe oal)'
IOluUm IIMIImyselfla not to Uve
prejucllee lbrou&b dllkkea."
He eoaUnued, "I tbl.nk 1 load
tolutionlltouy'O.K.We'rehereln
a fairly oew eauntry, W:t 's wort
tocether. l'm notperfeet, you'renot
petfect, tbe man m Netoou Isn't
perfect, the man lD OUcaao or
.Wuhlflllon lm't petfecl. But we
=~~·:~.,~
wbatevft'. ••lq • we d«XX't hlft
to wort •lainst each oCher for tbe
umetbiq."
lt'•&oinl to talte1lq Ume to
minimize lhe adva'le d!ecll ol
prejudi~ and we lbould IWt now
toeliminllell.
A Look at Dormitory Life
( Directan, A15iltant Dir«ton aod
Resident Asslltanlll
"thou ld
· provide tha t lncentln fo r
academics."
Tbe main.••,.__••..-::c.;··~·.~·-::;
Ms. Gutman added, " I undentaod
that...tn& parUet•ndtheSquareservetbefunc:tlonolprovldiDcaconve:nlent 1nd u re ••Y ol meeting the
oppo~ite sa:, but 1 also believe that
othet'ltindsolsoC:iaJ•etivltiescando
the' same. IIhink lhilila problem
ing~ralwlthourSOCle.ty ; yet,lf~l
that ' we coWd devise tome more
cnative
, ol accomplishing 'boy
non·raldtntl
potentlal.
II'Uindatory to live two
retlderltl ball, aocl lt b
the wdvrnlly'i peropUve to make
It II'UI)' be
'yell"' In the
=~=· =·~~e:~:
univenity l)'ltem, yet nulkl :!WI in
1'1lili year both
and Ndloo
balls are fillfd: MI. Berlin ftds that
this sboukl be pointed out-these
atudrtntldon 'thl veto llveonc•m·
pus,butdloole l.o. kli.a bpras.td
that upper daumen Uvlna; on cam·
pus 1re able to receive aupport 1od
comfort ol thole wbo are wUUna: to
reach out and tan, almo~t In tbe
same maMf'T that tbe university
rucbel out to !rahmen. 1n this
cue, It Is fellow atudentl 'reaehlnc
out, and IOinebow olf campus tbere
justbn'tthatcamanderie.
But what lbout thole wbo do~
off campua! Donna Sct.lltz, 1 Juaior
enjoylngbft'flrttye.rollivinlolf
ca.m~. apokeernphaUcaJJyol "not
lbllity ~o support studen ts.
Tberelcn, with the IUbaidy •it
reeeins for eacb studeot .,. campu~, ltil vlt.l U..t the studtfttl
remain l'tllldent.la- two yean.
HopelllllylaU..tUmes~li, ltudM­
ta hne
lfUPed
every available op-
~stuZ;~'-~
.=a: ~r:
thatwhenu~theldeaofliYinc
:_.cam~~~.:~';
:rtemlte
au
boUilnl plan. It is also
hocltluJ U.t U.. students lllO¥iJW
otr ampu~ wJU Ll!lte wiUi them lbt
valuable education they bJYe
rrom uvtn~ ~ a raidmt
::l''ed
" Reaideat baJll CIA provide fertilt
lf'quDd for the llinu&laUoo ol idw
and
academia
outs i de
the
dU&l"'OOll." Fortunltely, tbtt c<o-
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but beyood the realml and boun-
;~!,~·. but COUld
not dream of
dlriel olthil unlvenlty u well.
PABCO announces free bus rides
" aomi badly needed c:apital
equipmect aDd p:uibly obt.aill a new
pnae." 1'be COOP ll presenOy
renlinl a praae owned by lbe
N~~~e:f·wttbpeak
baur~. ll toSdaUyi but
they have yet to tw"D away any
poteoUa.l rider due to th1l OVft'•
c:rowdi.D&. Mn. Thu.rmeler a.Jrftd
tbat tbe)' do blve tbll probtem, but
abe abO alated thlt abe doeta't
CG:IIkler " bavin&toatandinabul
drulk~··
wt-. aaled about the OOOP'a
c::on!UIIDI
bUI
ac:hedule,
Mrs.
'lt.zrmeler'a lftitial statement wu," l
doo't know what tbey can' t
undentaod about it-any nine year old
d!1ld who can read lhould be able to
naure It out" . She uid tblt ther-e lla
ICbedule for eacll route, wltb the
llmel ol. bul arrival aod deputure
Eagon's SGA plans
'By JW Un~&t
'lbe rlrst meetiD& ol Sbadeot Govern·
meat wu bdd Swxlay, Sept. u iD
the WilconliD Room ol tbe UDivenily
Ce:lter. Pf'esktent Jim Eq;on said
the meetiD& wu wdJ alteDded.
Jim uid it WU buieaUy ID
orpniuticmal meetiz!a and named
SUsan Moore u the Studrat Cowntment Budcet dir'ector and l.Aiuiu
Haroldson u Executive Director.
Otber committee po~ltionl wt>re abo
llll<d.
" One of lhe m.1jor problems we
have ri&hl now il-tbe ino-MJinl: numberolasuultlonc.ampus." Jim
He u ld he knew ol at least four
~~!s~ ·commented, "ll'a aet·
He uld Student ~I is
the pouibility ol IOine
kM*inA Into
tirid ol .cort service. A mobile service would be qu!te
expen~lve,
but a
walkin& aervlce ol two men for one
woman acrou campw Is belnl
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J im uld ooe ol the tbinp he would
like to see accomplilbecl this yar
wu,...terstudentrepreMfltlltloi;IID
higher ac.demk kYds. He uid be is
=~:;::~=~
mml meetlnp. JUgbt OOW' , be &a)'S
be II ll)'illl to &mente student m.
teNsttofilltbelepoe:lt.ioM.
Jim aaid that be .. tryinc to brin&
Studmt ~t to tbe IWdeota.
He aod VIC&Prelklmt Ridt Tank
have been 1otnc to the reaidmce balb:
totalktoati.ldetrti. Heallommtiooed
lhllt Student GoYemmtnt meetiDp
will be bdd altermtely betweeD
Allen CmterUpper and lila Wiac«<altt
~~s::-~·~ ol bia
own about Student Gove1'111Mftt aad
what be •ould lite to &ee doot. He
allo nnta to make Studeat Government acteaibk to atudeata. One
pr'QWem JUdi: &aid be woWd like to
tee taken care o/11 proleuon loina
over the $10 limit on p.perbl;eb
ra,uincl foe-a clau. Heuld ri&ht
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Jlmaidthltbe' pla.oatopubllaha
ntw"lletter thls yea r tha t •IUinform
aWdenW on actioal or raolutionl thai
will be taUa at SWdent Govemmmt
meettap. .e .,... bt amra. He
~~tha~
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Tbere are 1100 &pedal atudenll on
th1& ~ampus, e.a~b with unique
abilities, personalities, backgrounds,
strengths and llmltaUons. Maldna; it
at this ~tnlverslty Involves many
factors which we want to clisaau with
yw .
U you're concerned with aomelbina
peraonal, you oeedn'l wait to~ it
uplnthl&coJumn. C.UiheCounRhq
Health Center or any other aru ol the
University which m.ay be able to lend
assistance.
Some ol these problema you c<1n
~~i=~~-=it::~J~l :0 I~
above your dllficu..IUes, &HI!. htlp
berore it'& too late. OUr staffs are
protessiOMUy trained, willing, and
=~~':.t~t!~s=~t
Manic for organic
Jolu~y
a,.c..1.c..Utt-r
Russo, from faculty to sunny sides
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Who'a that wlld-Joolr.l~t leanifta
- ~~~:.~obnny":=
muldan,
politiul ac.th'lst,
pbilolopher, and former m\llk: ln.
llnlct« at UWSP. So what is a for-
::U:~lb~~~
atx.aDdc:ut.df~~
hullllill
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frebmaa
be •
Some peop&ie MY JobMy II 'cruy
for lr)rtDc to sell aa ab&m wilbaol
r.t:-
RCA« Columl>a
=-=~~~.w.~~
moDI)'. Powidilll thebottom.aut.oC
btl ICd1la sboel, Jobany hu
diltributed around
klbwnl in
StneM Poitll In Madiloo. where tbe
album ,wu c:ut. Jobany dalml lbat
bil State arid JI1IOla Record CompaQ)' bu sold aboati«<I dilb.
"On theSumaySidealStateStreel"
bu bMn • Jibdilm..SteveDI Point
trip s1Dce ll'l 1Dceptiaa.
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Whq runs
student's lives?
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'CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL.
1475 WATER STREET
STEVENS POINT,' WISCONSIN •
On behalf of the local Synagogue, welcome to all atudents and
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·faculty of UWSP. ·
All of Hebr- faith who desire to join us for High Holiday Services are welcome. There will be no charge of cour.-. We Wtll
be. pl~ased to have the opportunity. of m~lng you .
.HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
Erev Rosh Hashana
1:35 P.M.
7:00P.M.
First Day
t:30A.II.
10:45 A.ll.
7:00P.M.
1:15 P. ll.
Second Day
t:30 A.M.
10:45-A.M:
8:15P.M.
~riting Lab ...
the write_ plac_e · !o go
ByTH ,'
lll 11'75.
beatty Polish Jum.
berjactstootanaxetotbeloltypizles
cl Stevmi PoinL Sb:lee tbm tbe
pe))ft' incbtry bas bdped tbe town
grow a.nd ~· It is fittiq tbat
StcYm.PointwasdiCIIeautbesite
o1 the311l annual t.oaift1
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olthe~eStates.
olf JW.I" oppoomtl riapr by putitn,
your aboe • U.tMd.
OM o1 tbe more IUWIUII f•tura at
the ahibit ~ ol u oid Iteam
ckiYeD uwm.W mHe by J.l. CUe Ia
Racine, WIIC'OGilD. Tbe madllne wu
driveo by ccal aod wood aod wu
batld fed. Tbe bulky appanWI wu
temn:,.~~tookt~Ht,: :.~ta~~bl~=!~
deeD into the earth. 'Ibis aDtiquated
Bukholt park. Tbe nent was spooICW"ed by tbe Ttmbft' Producer~
Aslodatkln ol Michipn and WisaJn..
tlo. Kart Bauman II tbe preskimt and
cari:e"=·tbe~u
to
the publie. '\o entry fees Wef'e ·
charted tor the events. Only the food
had a COlt with hot dop selling for
uoand pllln bntwunt SU:5.
Popular dithniUet wezoe the 101
blrlen from Eaeanaba, MlchiiiD and
tbe hone:lhoe piu:bi.Dg contl:lt. l..o8
blrllnJ Ia a combination of
acnlbatkl and 101 nllll.nl. TrieU iJl.
dl.aded ju.mp~n& rope on a Icc .aDd
boola hoop ttuntl, Tbe objec:tive ol
the bc:na.boe Cpatest was to tnodi:
free
macblnemar~~pd
touwdJ:fool by
twofootlop.
.
111e main aunctkltl ol tbe
outside ol tbe hellcopt4!r
~'ide. •as the frie lOW' at Jim
GrWnk'a uwmUI. Loute.:hn Coun-
eonveu
tyX,tbem~lop . 'Mie
~·~::rem:~.':-.,:~~~
sent down the Une via a conveyor for
fUrther uwlna and l01dlq. Sen""
are handled by a puJvertz.tr chute.
Unsuitable .wood 11 made Into
uwdult. A rare c:omblnaUoa ol old
!":/u;!~di;~~· ~
Next year, the Loulnl ConJr"eM
wUJ be bekt in Mkbipn.
Celebrate ...
relationship with God through
contemporary worship at
you~
Campus Peace Center
Vincent
and Maria Drive.
fllehlnd Tempo Store)
Telepllone: 346·4448
Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.
Bible Study: Sunday, 9:30a.m.
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
Sunctay~~~~,s p.m.
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Nec.essory equipment includes on authentic 1873 Sharp rifle.
dCIM:ItbeyjultaJMpoothetabeor
layouttbebedTollootbeJ,rOUDd.
1be best way to Jdl aold is 1o
IGuriltJ,Seipuld. lllt isiOidtOthe
aovernma~t.anout~~tewW~tm:
butlfsmallamounllarep.~ti.D
and lOki to tourlstl, an
brincfromt350tot500.
When
so~
viall
will
out~~te
to tourisb . on ounce brings $350 • $500.
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clscape Committee, PA.Bto (Point
Area BUs Co-opl, Ellis Stlftt Fond
Co-op, North campus Planning and
Utilbatlaa Committee, and even. the
stevens Point Oty Council.
The daUy mau In the Council omc:e
wlll· attsttothefac:tthatlhereare
manyotherorprri.ultionsac:roathe
COWitr)' with the same motlvea
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dlspenslrJ8Inl~ationontheila~.
AU klndl d montht1-feporta and
periodkal publications are eataJoced
on the tiny Council Office· alq with
sbelvs oi boob also on me with the
LRC. And th<H me cabinets under
~~~=-a~ua~hl!~tiC:U:·f~JJ
issues ' lmaJinable.
Everyone on
Mould ltd free to come in
out' this den ol "In·
After aU, the
CnunciJ 11 funded by student money.
eampu~
and c:hec:k
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criminatinJ mdence''.
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The Council is a ll political and
~~!':l~crvfu!:'Jc!.Vf~
a Jot oi phone and foot wort In their
plannir~~ andu.ec:ullon.
n,e Environmental Council can not
bope tA> solve all the world's environtrtental problems aklne. Mem·
ben ol the Cowldl are active locally
with many politically and en·
viroomentaUy orieated IVOU~ • .and
tA> name a few : (ltizens for Ly)e Updille, Portaae County PlaMlrJ8 Com·
millloo, Lague Against NucJe.r
o.ncen ILANDl. CampUS Lan·
LAND questions candidates
Land. Inc. surveyfd Wisconsin
candidates' for public off~ on their
feelings conc:emina various tDeriY
issues. Candidates were uked. ..IP
plete a ten point qut:~tiOnnaire and
send it back to LAND who then compiled the , answers and releutd the
resu!U ·for publiC review. Queslionl
ranced from opinion~ «1 nuclear
enertY to whether or not candidates
favored on Inverted elec:tric:al rate
structure. Other qlltlliona poled
were would the candidates support a
bottle bill similar to the one In
Orqon : would they support the cooc:ept ol rec)'cli.nc: and would they
favor tall incentives for c:ltiuas wbo
In the rac:e for the Senate, ~­
mire !avenel better lnsula tkln stan·
dards for new buildings and retrolit·
~~~-~e=ed.=f~~lll
pricln& should be used for elec:lrical
aa~tomen .
Stanley York, PriJx.
mire's ~nt. Is u.odedded about
Insulation standards, favors
reeyc:llnc, and •area that peakloe.d
ratesahou.Jdbeuaed.
Frank Savino and Georae
Olilbkewych. 7th
Diltrlc:t c:an-didates for Cqresa, proylded the
molt ~I antwen. Savino left
DKIIt ol the questica: unaiiiWtnd
tbei:.
~!,!':; a~~~ he ~-
Tbou&h LAND didn 't advocate eft'·
lain c:anclidatea over others, they
deemed «rtain responM:~ as bein&
C'On'eet. Attordin&ly.ll,uavoter,
)'OU were interested l r pro en-
,~~=!1m::~~~~~:1:!
=
·solar bealinC S)'ltems lD
~~u!,e:· ~'jpe~
deddlncw!ilto.otef«. To cite a few examples: The flnt
fewqueatlooswere~wtth
the cm~truetion ol nuclear power
pbnU and s.bipmenu ol radlosoetive
spent fuel lD W"tiCOOiin. Our tbree
local c:andktltes nmnlftl for the 71St
A&MmbZy District I Gf'Dibn, Toruwakl, UpDike> responded in this
=~~~~~
wwld aupport • mantoriwn. Tbey
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spent ·fuel itilpaleDts while botb Tor·
U:wall:i and UpUike wou.ld favor the
:=u:~~,;'~~ a~,!!
mo.-.toriwn and the baa on spect fuel
=!r'::~~tes':~ .
trical c:u~l4m«s. Hdavan rec:yt:llnl
=b~:==:::.
ti,OiiabkeWycbaa)'lthatonJyllao
other ecoaomkal mtalll e«dd be
found would he SUJI'I)Oft CON!!UCtion.
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Well; here's a warnin1 : don 't
voeallu thole sentiments around the
reeyc:linl direc:tor or the Eco-Tac
neWsletter fditor or any of the other
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p.1ter cards and bwldlina new1paper,
co&tlnJand sta pllnc newsletters. or
lacklnc up polters all over campus.
You. may even find yourself the next
~
Country-side·sojourris
ltalwa)'IIM!al'll,otven ODtbebotteat
da)'lollDdianswruner-,lbefaUstartl
wtthlcllooi. Ia. . . we'NaD too
-'
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Dtlday •ftemoon.
:an
thoucht l 'd let )'OIJ know that this wUJ
be the Jut tu.rnmer weebacl for It'll,
the li.Jl~~.~m~Mr day eodfal Wed-
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Hartman working hard to -bring athletics
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Players of the Week
arriers place second at Parkside
AgJin5tldloolsolltlowaclassthe
iVUSIIY of WLKoula.Stevens
nlaoMC'GUl\tr}'t.e&llldidwdl
was one sc:bool,
utem JllinoU Unlvenlty, lhrot was
HOiii"evtr, tbere
~&~J::!tbyba~thetop
ee individual timel aod I total
n:ol20bere Siturday.
~·=W:.: J!:'in'~
1m stl rtdiDgl with 51 pol~
dshinlaheadol tbeothe!'thrft
ICOOSill tcbook in lbe nve-uam
finishes Stevens Point had U
~~~er ~~S. Cartbl&e 51 and
Reo Romn ol EIU won lhe meet in
2:5:3S, settltllarecordaineeltwasthe
fintlimethetourstwuused.
Johnsonbada26: 11.
Man. Johnson ran very well,'' said
Amiot. " I was SUl'pr'iKd he caWd do
thiswenaoearly. My~lslbat
hi! can lmprove from meet to metl
SeVeral ol the Eastern IU)'I he belt
bad bt.atet~ him lD tuab sdlool..
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rrom Mahomet,IU.
J ohnson W
rt~emeetwasbtldonUW·
fbidel home course, whkh will be
51-to tbe-NA!An&tioaaJ roottoo. but
~ Pcint.ers were the lpOQIOn. Poin·
C01ch Amiot bad lbe meet movedresohilru:DIIIfdcwldpiasome
pericnceonlbe aationaleourse.
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" In the put t.bb meet bu been a
ad r1n1ular," nld Amio t.
klo6~er. Eastern lWoob Deeded a
~- and we wuted to nm them
cause they are a P'flll team and
resecondinlbeNCAADivislonU
RidtZ.bl.onte,~thln26: 50,
and Don Bunllnan, nlnth ln- 21 :08,
wme lbe next blghftt finishers Cor
UWSP.
" Ridl Zabontt ran weD." saki
Amiot. "and ao ctid Dan lkmtma.D."
Rounding out Stevens Point's
scoring were John Fu:slnatto,l7lh in
27:34. and Da n Buntman, lith in
lltyetrl."
n.e rnt or lbe ICOrin& showed
trUide w\tb aa. ca~ae a& and
bitewater l$0. Without EIU 'a
%7: 41.
Joe Yaun& was %:8th, Jay Scl!wltikl
30th, Eugene PhiUip1 nrc!, SlUPuk,
3-4th Mike Simon 37th, Mike
Laskowlke, 39th and Ken Pnybyl
41th for the Pointers.
The Pointers wiU boat the Stevens
Point Open tomOITOW.
Cross country team ready
ExperieDce
aood eoDditioniq yan. Wilt! the entire tm team
art.tbeltarlcllbelt'7SUWSP . mum~oc. u. Pointen promi:5e to
r~lda V«Ystron&team apintbis
rouCounuy tam.
yar. Point'• stUrest e:ompel.itioa
Retw1'lirl&ietta"tMnareledby
sbould apin be UW·U Crosse, with
t niors Rie:k Zaborske from
IDwaultee
aDd Don Bunt· UW-P\alteville aod UW-Rivu Falls
havina improved teams. SteY!f~S
11n of GlftO Bay Wesl. J unior ldPoint ha.s aU 11 lettermen retumin&
mnea iDdude MULe Simon cl Hud·
fromtbetmMUOOaodaccordin&tD
. . John hlirllltto, Pen&. m.. Stuart
'ask. Amherst. aDd Joe Yourc.
n~on~in Rapidl. Sopbcmorea rflW'·
line include Du Buntma.D, Mar\
!obnsoD, Jay Sdrftitl. 11m RoN ,
ltld Rlcll. KelJDi&. Caedl Amiot abo
:lpee:tl betp fnlmtome talented
'reshrom try micH)ctobel' .
& e\'ft'll Point haa nnu ...on the
K'tkOI'IIin State Unlvenity Con•
~crown, but baa fiDisbtd
«Gad tD U c:::r- the Lui. four
-.Dd
Marsban
=~~eraU:e=~
Two playen ..-·ere named " players
..-·eet" ror the UniVftSity of
Wisconsin Stnens Point In the 38-3
vic tory over Lakeland •Collq:e on
Sltun1ay,Sept.ember 4.
CbrW Matthiesen. a &'S" , 240 lb. of·
fensive Lackle, was named olrenslve
aveuge pins ol 12 )llrdl per attempt.
He led inter!~ for
recelverJelrGosawhlchallowedhim
to catch seven hitch SC:n!t:nl for good
yardage. _
" Chris Is our most consistent of.
fenslve lineman and without his
r:,;.utc~E~::Str.~~:;~
~~:!e!~ld~:l~yT;v:;
of the
Schofield.
porow;," said olfenslve line roach
Matlblese!!lsaUSJH"intulnthe40 • GaryRolherham.
~~ ~tK!i:. ~~~~
Ouis e:an unrdentlessly beat his op-
f:'t w\lh either fineue or_bNte
Against Ukeland, Matthiesen led
the Poinr.en' ae:reen ~u play to
Rugby
..rr::e ;t!:t
.:~e:bus~~
cl t..--o Matthiesens to play footl!all
;~:·a~tev~oin~·-p:~ ~--Laclde and ttuarcl on the team.
Chris II the son or Mr. and Mra.
Matthiesen, 7407 wall St.,
::;tekl.
The Stneo~ Point fW&by Football
Club met last SunUy on the soe:e:er
fteid-balotbaU dilmoodnort.bcle:ampus for Ill flnt prae:t!,ee aDd In·
tenquad pme.
PatrickStoehr, 6'1",220 1bl., wu
named the cSdentlve playu of the
week against Lakeland.
Stoehr attended Green Bay
Premolltn hl.ah se:hool where be was
voted all-metro, a\1-<0nfereDC:e,
honorable menUon
in demonstration and prae:tke cl the
all·slate. the
~e:hool's moll va luable lineman, run·
buie:rugbyskills. Nut.ltwupme
ner-up of the Vince Lombardi award,
time. ThlJstirndupconsldenbleenconft:mle:'t:outstandingllneman. and
thusiasm •mona the partklpants.
prep all-American.
Pnctkel are .acheduled for Wedln Satu.rday'l pme. Stoehr wu
nes&y ni&hll while Sunday af·
temoon~areset utde for pmes..
e:rediled wllh knoe:king down two
passes u he pn:ssured the quar·
lntramunl diredor, Jim Clarit, Is
lftbae:k \nt.D lhrow\n&. He C:OnltanUy
e:ootactinl area teams tD Rt up a
put pressun on the olfmlive bae:k·
playin&~beduleTbe Rugby Ciub il open to
field u he caused one fUI!lb'e aDd
recovered another. Stoehr made
urilimiled membership aod everyooe
many unaulsled tae:kles and assisted
canplly. Nobencbsitterorwalerboy
\n many others. ' Stoehr Is a ~per
sdene:oe major at Stevml Point and Is
tbesoaciMr. aodMn. DonaldStoebr
Claritattbeln~otnce..Tbe
rupy team's ne~~.t pme ilat Bukoll of 1M2: Shawano Avenue in (ireen
Park on Sunday at t pm.
Boy.
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This
day pack, designed in 19&7, has
become a tradition
among backpac kers
seeking an lnexpen·
slve, quaity Pack lor
short trips, biking
and summit trips. 1
has 2" web straps I
a front pOc:ket. About
$11.00
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All Pre-games begin at12:30 p.m.
All gametlme Is at 1:00 p.m .
eome to the Coffeehouse on
September 12
September 19
September 26
October 10
November 14
WatC
torlhetriplstakea fram•tldeoll'
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Wlth ltudmt tntere&t and parlici........," .... Coocbaonb
lrhe December 5 will be inl ·
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Reed Giordano: Heart ·of the Pointers
us.
They
repreaen1 the brilliaot
st r ategist tbat overcomes
astronomkal odds a nd leldl hll tellm
to one victory after another, But
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eucUy,aretbey!
JeUOa.
He doel bave ambitions ol
betoa: drafted by tbe prot and would.
like a cba~ to mako It Ia throt
lellfl.le. He bu alreldy proved blm·
sdi ill lbe wsuc. Altbou&h be bu
beeD used primarily u a tbotcun form. lion puser In his first twoseucm
at Point be fedl that be II a capt.ble
niDMI' aod i& looklna forward to UU.
ye. r. u .thll cGUkl be the yeu tbat
Point emp&oys a strooaer running ·
pme. When ulted If be II wWin& to
J[ive
up
a
predomiDaoUy
pus-
oriented attack to empkly a running
attack, aod thus a more balanced 0(· reme, besaldtbat ' 'yes, ouri'WIDiDC
BENEFIT PICNIC
Sat., September 18·, 1976
At Iverson Park
1:00 · 11:00 P.M.
Charcoaled Chicken
Live Broadcast By
WS~
Corn-on-the-Cob
1.:00 - 5:00 P.M.
Beer •
-
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Pop •
Coffee
Wllh D.J.
Serving From l to 8 P.M.
AU PROCUOS WILL BE UIIED fOJI THE
ANNUAL JAYCEE CHRIITIIAIIHOPPUIG TIUI", ·
FOR THE NEEDY CHILOfiiEN OF THE STEVENS POINT AAEA
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SPONSORED BY
STEVENS POINT
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JAYCEES . ~
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A ......Mountain
of Ozark Festivities
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ByKeatA.Pd.lo6d
1be moe;t cultunl evtot al tecftlt
seasons kkk:s otr the Arb and ~
Several
Performances
Scheduled
ture. St:rlet nut Monday ll'ld
~:e~~ll:~~~
Festival. Tbele ~ will bonesUy
tave somethinC to &ive you-. little
bitoltbeOu.rb.
Now hold on.
1bese att'n't
hiUbilllel, The ~ cominc are
,.....-Grammy . Award-w1nning Jimmy ·
Driftwood and over twenty members
oltbe Racll:ensacltFolkloreSociety.
From thele "down-home" folks
you'll be aSIW"edolgetting a lot f~
nolhin&. I hive tnvt!led &mCJn&ll
tbclle ArUnlu Ozarlts, and I can
assure you that th«e lies the mo&t
unique and wonderful culture In
America. The rkb heritage oc crafts,
lore and musk il whit they'll share
_Monda y
Jimmy Driftwood aDd otllen wiU
:a~u:n:=~~b1m~n:r:
demonstration~.
c~:l:ta~uh~t~ol~::;~: be~b~
Ubrary downtown. Preunt at the
libnry, betiMin,g at 4 pm will be
:;:~m!s!:;=a!te;1 ! 1 ~~rver
~~!:~u,:=·~nt~f:;
lllu""'Coffedxluse.
'<rilhlll. _
Tuesday
Jimmy Driftwood is the powffful
guicfin& inllueoce ol the Or.ark arts.
lkwas a fermer Grand Ole Opry perform« and is thecompo&ef' oi"Battlc!:
ol New Or&e.os" and "Tt:IU'IeSSft
Stud.''
Driftwood ila DOted f~t and
.Simultaneous performances will be
11ven at noon In the Coffeehouse
AUenaDdOebotcenten.
1111
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pointed blm to the Advis«y Committee of the S.rd ol Trullees for
tbe Kft!Dfdy Center for the Ptr-
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rcw:~":!ia:~ ~~- CDnP~»in&
BwTeu's English dau In 146....,01d
~o!ti~~=~
abilltJ, he is a t&leoted jaw-
bone player,
'l"begraDdfina~wiiiOCCUTatlpm
Tuesday in lbe Mary . Quandt
Fieklboule. Jimmy Driftwood and
~ Ractensact
FoLklore Society will
11ve ut a ruu;Jng J)rMentatlon. For
Udtets ca ll ltHIM or come to the Ar-
s::!!m&:tia'~w ~rt:.:o;ct~
::~ine~tur;'J::r;:g:a~
Family-Lucy, Wam, Marilyn and
Kevin. They aiz1C aDd perform on
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dalles have not yet bem announced.
He bepn an effort to preserve
!DGWUla musk and e:n.fts.tbrou&h
the forrnatkln ol the Ractensaclt
F'oDtknSociety. HeandtbeSociety
are bdna sponaor«< hl'ff by the
National Endowment for the Arts.
banjo and 1\litllr. Often they •inl
British biU.dl (101ft' 500 yean old and .
newer mountain ballldt 200 yean:
'
At 3:00 the American Music class
will be visited by Book miller Shonnoa
~~W ~emoutrations on banjo
J
Is open Monday lhrou&h Friday frt~m
llamto5pm. Tld.etswillalsobe
~~=!e~:-ttlheevfft!nc
I
bu turned stylistic: naws into virtues.
1be mandrill with bomlln one ol the
dnwlnp llalood detail.
·ne draw\np o1 Marcia Lorr ·~
pear to me u memory dnwlnp,
~~G=~e;:,s.:;
rum <lf that's what they are) fill tbe
ldeaolmemory Ina remarbbleway.
~==~:,::
ideuarecompMteaDd lntereltin&c.rt l.wld&rea bu four mlnlm.al
drawinp In the lhow. A minimal a~
proacll oc:cun whea tedullque, u a
means, II rejected for any number ol
ra.son~. WbeD that happens, wbat
yu.~bavella kltollineina formaUon.
1"bere II no idea, no impreuloa, no
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Karen Murpby's drawinp are the
~:fo.~n~t~~~~be~
tweenthem. " When Roven ' Dwell,
Tbey Dwell Within" D the one I teKted to moll stron&Jy and liked the
.mo.l 1be title Ia u beauWul u the
dnwiaglts.Hf . .
tha~~~~:l;;::=:':f::
artwort olquallty cornlna out ollhe
artdeplrtment.
Srp~mltcriT, Irlt
PaJeZI PoMter
Erlenbach - Music's New Chairman
Bylke-'-JO...
Explorilll communltiel can be
~~~ture~=~
anotbel' world where such com·
mun.IUel are fQWICI. The mlak: depart·
met~l ,
as an eumple, thrives
alaapide thole ot Art and Tbeater
Arll. Uke the olhen, lt bu ill share •
Ub lltUeokl mea nltiactodie,
tolud. the first toery
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'~be first
W&itiDCfGrotbentojumpaadlaDd.
REFLEcnONI. •••
No.1. 'lbnwaluobrftbt
Tt.t latllilbt'aahadNI, lade. ..
lntotoillly'arevetaUoa.
Love's ~ eveDW&U)'
form~e~~l:a..
" autacahaare~~
a,.a..-....._M~
CUnedil U.mu wbofearabt!Melf
Fean&oiiCICIIIJlltw•tr.a.
Hew. . . tbero.doi.....-.Ja'IOidaDcl
CiDClalto~ •...a&a~:iDaena&edCIIm.
lApn.anbec:rumlllll, bl . . . . DOtwby
lAdllpairbei'MdiMout - 'Ihlc:omlortoldiiiDCIII*Itllielpl;bbDpoa.
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Yet,tM!'IID&lnlf~cwted,._..be . . .
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\Is. Kids
'..oweU Prdllish#n
39 ce•ts
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'nle T. .IW-a•ralledmyblood
bad me arcu1n1 'lrith the
printed pa&e, but madl me want to
send a copy to all _my clc:.e frlmdl.
praiUI"e.
YOU SAY YOU NEED A RELIABLE
TURNTABL.E BUT CAN'T AFFORD
m WELL, BJ.C. HAS ONE TO AT
A.LMOST
BUDGET.
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Being oraUy llxated, I sampkd every diab on the lt.allatJ
Tano
aDd
IMtluea:
Romano, Bel Paele.
Parm1gina
ded still more calories to my diUyover-indWier~C"e.
cbeelelad-
ri~a~~~t;.~~:a~u;a;:.~·r::tJ:e~e~
diDc some flatterina: fashlc:a to c:amoufla&e the added powxl:a
around my midriff.
Despite my fnntic travdl, l realized there was jlat too much
for
to
I was wear1t1c
lr)'il:la t.o
an impouibie task. M(ft(Wft', my tourilt·type actlvitHs bad
left no time for IOCUiliuUon. Unlike aome calloul towilta,.I enjoy a regloo's people as wdlu Its arts aDd buildinp.
me see.
myself n.ged
perform
the":~~~~'::;n~~:ne! ~:.!u~fu!:~
readily observable diKtmmeat.
Keeping tbil fact in mirld, perbar- you ea.n wxlentaod bow I,
Madlme F .• feU In Jove. Yet~, the woman ol the world feU victim
t.o that dreaded p.ydlo&o(Jkal dileue, Seve. IDa name wu
Gustavo,a~teandinlleeplngwitbhil cbaracter. Hewu
a chef in a little out4-~way ,.taurant whkb spedali:z.ed in
mylatntcn.vlng,ScallopplneallaM.anala.
~
co!:i::,~. :':Jr.:r:=~ia~~bit~:::::
profeui<malaecret. Hewuamanolmysteryandcert.alntblnp .
couJdnotbeshared.
me
sorwtU.
His a)ooiDelll aJ.rnc.t drove
mad. When bt . . . aut til my
sight. be, wu on my miad. I Dew be wu tntere.ted In me
(nery·ooe II> yet, bteoatblued t.olpanmy advaDcel.
Finally It bappeoed. ODe bot July nllbt wbile I was dryinc
my hair, I
llliOdc on tbedoor. I caDtdout tryina t.o
findoutwhowutbere. NooDeannrerec:L
Islowlyopenedthedoor. 11ter'ecntbethrelboklstoodtbetaU,
dark, myster1ota G111tavot Hewudretaed Lacllaaiac blue jeans
and a faded aray shirt, hall.unbuttoned toexpolla a mat ollhlck,
curly hair. We both 1mUed, but Nid DOlblal· It wasn't
on
1 Delta Zeta 11-the largest sorority amoac the lbree
't:f:.fM. I(IIalsotbelar&estsororltylntben.tlonwith117chap-
~-
. handkapPed.
~=or:r!:c~,-':J:~a~C:=~J~ ln
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heardalolt
,
.
And so It all btpn, Gustavo became the ula til my betug. I
:~a:=~~~-=::n~~a~u:totally know, to undentand, to met.pbyskaUy aulmllate wUb
lhis man Gustavo. At Umea, It frtahtened me to thinlc any
human beiDC could bave somueh eoatrol over amtber. I wondered bow I couJd ever be able to telr myself away to retum to
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replatedMadameP'.
It hurt for awhile. Myappetltedec:ll.aedaftdlbttbepowxlsl
plDecl fNXn Italian cuillne. But by rememberlrl& my IJ'I.Qdmotbe:r's phllolopby. "There are too many fiah In the sea to
worry about the ones which
away." t kept my chin up and
. man&&edtoleave,llalywlthasmUe. Tobec•U.IIC'd ...
'set
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P ...kr Pa&U4 StptciBMi-11, lrl'S
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vi~~I~J~s~a~in.=l:r.:.--Uoa, It": also set·
Some of the service projecla that Delta Zeta bu pntidPited
In for Stevens Point Inc lude aulslln& with the vola' rqistrallon,
workina: for the kidney foundation, and colleeUnc for UNISEF. ·
Delta Zeta has also contributed to aervlce projects 011 carnpu~
such u aulfUng with lhe blood mobUe, and an~werfnl
Delta Zeta contributes money to and il a cOI'T'elpOrldtat of a
malere.identattbeC.rvllleHCIIpitalinLouislan..
·
~chapter il _allo very lnvolved In Homecomlna and Wlnw
C.rmYal acUvltiel on eampw.
.
DeJtaZetafeeiltbatwearemorelbanaaroupolplawho&et ·
toaether wtlb only other Greftl. But we u silten In Delta Zeta
~·=~:: rdatlonshlpa with all orpntzaUont a~ overaU all
q)
~··tJrnQGe~
ByMarieii~, At•ltla•tVArq,UWSP , UI-UU
.
,. everybody atrives. apin to aet into lhe tchool grind,
loablaln aU the bendita they deserve. ltlad-
~as sbould try
dition_totHeGJB\lllher'eare twootber501.ircesollncomefor.lbe :.....-
veteru: atud)'arant..ndwort-s - •
~lnveteral'll riinl ~eligi e!ortheWiscontinStudy
Gr.tnt. FuU tbne JlrWe l~tl are olrered u hla:h _ 11 f200
.per
aeademk year _and married veta, u hiJtb u $400, Thel
dolla" . graotedllbt,ledllp:xlthestuderlt'anel!d ·
lftheWisconslnvetiJapart-llme a lud~t. herx'lhe twlbead­
vantaae ol. the part-lime atudy arant. Tbis grant provides the undergradulte vet Cllrryia& a INd ol eleven boun or lea with
reimbunementoltultionfees a ndtextbookcmll.
This gnnt is also available foe- the put.Ume gra~te student
. ~~his~ters-provkleclhehu alretodyl.lledupaUol
'Ibis grant is abo ava.l.Lible for the put-time graduate student
woRin8 on bil mat~ he baa already uaed up all ol
~~fll":r:~Dite:~Jr!:dy~J:t~~
degreedonotqu~llly for
lhll annt.
To obtain the put-time &rani, one must a pply bdore the com-
~ollhe~terbewantltbe&rutfor.
u!t~u:==.:~:)'==:r~::n!!!=:·
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a ml.Dimum of 100 WIJ'k' boun at $2_.50 per tiour
(tax free I . The1pplkl nta are cM.en aocordlf1310diubillty and
llnaodal Deed.
Now tbal the r~t~aadal uperl ot.the wterao'a education bu ·
been CXIftlidered, the IWXI aru ol concern II the veteran'•
ecilr.ltioaltRIJ. •
U a veteran hu aey need ola tutor Ifor aleholutk purpc~~e! 1,
the neeeaary in!~tlon OQ lhlland all the above matftial can
be leCW'ed from Tam Peu.oll.a, VA Rtp, Admlu.lona Offace,
OWSP. Hlsworlt.KbeduJelaufolJowl : Monday, Thunday,and
=y7 : 45;"4 : 3D ; ~~ 7 : ~U : OO ; .WIIdnelday-oo olRee
l
.Cll.lllll8l II~IITS ·
-sn~
f'rWay, Septe•krlf,lt'l'f
UAB Film woO~. WlscooU
;S-b1nby, 8ep&e•Mt'll.ltfl •.
FootbaU, Whitewa.ter, 7_: to.,:;n(T)
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lnteraled 1n FLYING" Any students
wbo arepilots (stude:l;r;vate, com
~II C. IIMG-2182
forMartm_
The MIIU!Tutonal room IJ.loeated this
year in Rm. AUlA In the Sdence
Bldg.
'h&D~Cendenta1 Meditation
(«EnJi&htenm~t -
Protram
tm Yamaha DT 400C Enduro, like
new, caU3f4-t812arter5.
IS Chev wtgon exC'I!llent runner c:ontactPaul, S4f.215tO, or34t -710i.
1971 VW SUper BeeUe, 55,000 miles,
goodcood. Clll $41-5682..
•• ctiiyY Van I cyl-3 spd. 1-track.
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Plneling, arpetinj:~ . S4t-{1132_
Two EPI Mkrotower U spe,ken,
na:ttonewS200.Jim344-<1849
Cllureb of Cbrist-Sun. Bible class
1:30, Cburcb service t :XI, Bible clul
tO:e, Wed. Bible study 7:30pm. We
te.dlordy (rom the Bible. H'IJ)' tOE.
FOUND
Awa~hhubeeflfouocllnLoCP
ac:ro~~ from Oebot Center.
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ca.u
dlat34&-4153, R.m. 241 andidenWy.
'l"berewillbeaspecialrneetlncforall
eGxatkln aenkn reaardinl slartlnc
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FOR SALE
WANTED
1be Gnduate Rec:ord Eumiutioo
: will be liver~ oa the UWSP campus on
four Satunt.ys during the 1976-17
..:boo~ )'Sr. Test dats are Oct II,
Dec. ll,Jaa...l,andApri.l%1. 'lbole:ln~iDtakifl&tbeGREmay~
~the Counlelina Center, 014
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::~:~!e~~~ore
1m CheY 'I; ton ptctup $150, 1114
Ford 2-door $125 and 4 H·71-15 tiTf!l
<not snows ) 445-37t3. A!ters.
35 mm SlL Ptntu: Hla, Tatumat 55
mm Flllens, lens hood, flash mouot,
tripod, accun diamatk YS 200 mm
F2Z lens. Vhitar 14 CDS expcwre
meter, Vivitar auto o.temioD tubes,
UIOrted filters and other ret.Led
items. MikeRm. 24Z, EXf745.
Codctall W1ltreu Part-Ume rd&hts.
SponP•ge Cocktall Loun&eJ44.t1115.
Members .for Pbl Alpha Tbeta, the
honorary hlatory society. Contact the
HiltoryDeplor417COPSforln!o.
Prof. lJbnrian will do bibliognphk
MIU'Cbelforlaeultyor•tudeat&. C&U
SM-1511.
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. 361ti.-MIC~. sTEVENS POINT, Wis.
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