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February 18, 19n
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Off-campus 15'
belqfon:edlodriYI-intbefltttplace
olaanelllnD eutlhl-t,llpleiA-...t
andpWUrclowpuaellelltU..t.lhne
drtYentraetonandwuM\'erfdteedtodo
il..lcfidN beaUMifeltaaoodamount ot
father 111d ~ woRiac
seHing things straight
Letter•
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wasting your time
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T•~ ~:'"~'h·,. con
!Wth and drsln.w:·
'""" hbtn lhir rnc.no~- ··~/tom ~'!ol
!10 r11dlo Could this bei&UII)'Ippelllto
)UIII'It
l ~ord
buddon«
JIIM
Kott:hen fnm Mtl
'""""I) to .,.·r \1 tbe alrtad)· bleat~
.-.. N., ..t l""lli~W ltUTC eadre! Or 111 it thr
IM'II(Itltlnljl. ~~ anoothft" men:t'!\11")' ltd
,..... ~t.ouu• pr•cn~m, •Ttnrd at UWSP
l£r;Ht.,.hu ' ,.uukfllketu,.·ortll'llun"!
Tho,.,..• musltl(tt-otre tar tnm theendprudul1soiM: It(dby thtlaeeleuwi~leu
•·•M A ""Oiustrr t ' oln t'est" t lnd\ldilljl
,., xhul ~okilno rn.•puon. a
'"' ~:011•· <~
l r~""•tL~ n t~~: linN"ho·U,--upiolhe~n
bl,_ ... , thdo,.,ll"~ntlnlp.u•t•C'ngeni!Jol;holljl
alwouthk•• lruil ·llwo;ltllltllllg~rd toik t
f"••.!.:onotahMIIw'"" 'Nidii\C'II" ,..hoeany
IIW"It "K~- ~~~ttletooflr l bfou&hl.to
11."'
t" tho• '' lr.mdl) lulb at UAif " ill to be
tho·~w.-t •....:.tll'<'ol a prnnC"\"O*iurxr.just
hk~ '"" re-:od abclul onpo.)·ddo&Y Itt !Hili.
The ~IIJ .,.;II of lhe UAB
· Spl"t"lll t:~mu l 'ommtlltr"' are al!!o
tr>.pon~d>lf" in ~~~~ p.~r1 for lhe '""' of
<"llitUh' :ondl'ftll'!"binmrnt,.t'\"tl}n)' "l
l "V.~I'. mo.ol jl.l;lnlllt.fy n~ ..,.. tills
,.·re~r;·. ~·;naereami .._._rlimu t11 '""...,..
b tllott mado1 PT !Ymum"l ~ laok
rm~afb
to
r~.
Secondl)', Tatoltn il: .ateUlrctheenlire ltory about eva(Wi tion plans. The
odds of 11'1111 "wont attldent " lin! chance In ten million yun. Meanwhile,
the:rearelhousarw:ltolattldmtathatc:culd
beeiiiMIIIby~c.-lnch.ltirial
ptOCftoSfttha tc:culdkill uml nyrwrnore
people. but lhe likelihood of thi. aeddent
lhousandl of times veater: i.e .. dam
f"Hura. oil tank flrel. llow eamt thn'e
an.n'tresuJ;ardrlll$tonlallteSte\'i'ftl
Polntlnt:ueollnutreme damflilute!
And wh)l iln"t Testolin ~about
I t('
ttli:ti!
u
~. nut:lelrporwerplanll;lrelboul
Bothf..Ufurlandaudl!lrplantshlw
anri"f«tontheaquatk:environment•nd
t Atr~ttr..·•- •ollfl therouteof "Jf'rl")'
1 -• Tl"leilt~I'Ttdut:l-"" ...·hkh~ ..
tn"'drnn' to:opa11oculartyi~te.ln­
~'ilm
inlbtlry
• •·--~mon
bolhtypsofpl.ant~;Nvetornft"lstriiiJ~
olNIIIII"II~Indthe&ft.
"i ronmtflt.al Pro(eetion AlfnC)' , 10
Trstolin"s attempt to &hclwo· that ru:lar
plalllSare_.. " hlm'lfW" thlnfaudfurl
pWtlsilwio-tmnit.
v.· ~hblki'Wn"kf"
T•llw Polatn.
T'ht!Jasl--ollhe ......l#reonl.l lntd
an 1nlde .-.qter~ticlll whkh is
:=:.r..:u..f1l 1treot~
Theartlcil'adv~tl'dputtlrcabriellill
obuilllabrict!
,,. 1hrir
Oillldenl·hn.tln'd
4
l llho't"..tlldo"tlbtl;o •·e;LIIt"tllprdtulilfthal>
.,.,.•o.;ol\uod ottKIIIan•lr~fnl'd,."hllt \tmt:a""
,.,...,...hpt'MII ... allll•ramblt'hlrlrctun~nct .. tl IIIIWW'\ . Kllttho"tl IW"IIhet" • ..,...thr7
loriiiiiJfltl(•ll.;>~krro .. """"., ..prwand
·h•,.•t ''' tho· ..,.,,~.,..•t<' mo-di;o .lon:to..
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t f•~l••• ••tll\l'fiWo~)"lllhriM'"'
t l.,,..,hl·l~• opit•tol t ".\ll:on'nplbkaf
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t·:~~·~~:~~~!': ~:·,.t":~
ort.Pd•·nh UAK
llllollowtd~b)'mi.JQ"pllpetl,
boUIIIIII~I.:IpnltltioBil
A1tu A~tdlq the IItten
wi th lbliT
-ewbattut.deMe.:lbewildertaJilU.
IWIIIYtii!Dorel. .udiOflodiiiJieite"
tilled''SbMI)'J-1\&m.M Nol....,.
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lower the float
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prletkalt.obudlet~wltllaahortblurb
Rd>Ku E. Feu•tyer
&.Uy J aleM•••elt
possible value
T• thPM1t.er,
Prrhlptaomtbeaitfllwllclerivedfrom
lhepubllulklllollhiNitkaa.IJnclnetllor
llllle1Feb.4l . lfi!OthlqeiM,Itbrvucht tt
the sw1'1e. 101111 ~ whkb I •••
pleuedtohNr.
.... ~. ,.,.
p.iticlllil: "dlonli&ht~·· for ,,.·ora-.
The brXk impelrs Uw ciratlation of the
,...,..,. And·furthtnnore . ..·l\rt('doesone
~
II ill ~bfy .,_.. prad icl l aad
CMitrtoll''''n"lhefleatlnthetoiii'I. "Miil
;!.~~- ltw ume ..-ater eon·
l:kitaa.rterqurllicllllriRifrwtne
thlnkil!lenvironmenllllist•ndjournai...e.
Si- thiti lml il heaYily lrripted. what
Ullhef;Lntrersdoin(totoriHO'e .... ~!
Wblt •~ the local ~per milt. • •rc!
=:=:~::=-,;,-:,n:::r~=
TERillplr1 !doincloOC'Inft"WWI!el>!
Prw aample. ill the Un!ftrli'J trr1111 to
dr\·Mop pbnl fOinmunitln which
requ'"'
Couldo'tnndltt
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lo the wtldmt lml&ioatloo I eould
mutter,lf'OWdll'tlm•Jlnetberelltlonl.bl p
betweeopelleb•od)oumalilm. Tbeeoo·
cl111lool I offer II that the Poln.,._ hu
erett.ediiiiWWonl.
Co•a r atulall•n . 111 tbe old
lnkelo&rlpben 11'1 tr•nilll Ill tbelr
...-.
MIHal AMen..
clean up the oct
T•taeP.U.W,r,
Ttaef'ebnletyutb,"O.'lA..IkRalpb"
I'OfuiDIItopptd itaU. Ilwu-nttobt
llknliPU,, Ihope. But l dldo'tte~~rtthat
way,ladlcll't helplteltbef". l'"llll"ttr
fd INti bold 1 domillllltrn r, but I 111¥1
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•peoplotfw~IIOiooliahandprt­
IJ'ulllatllllapoortutea.adolf~.
W"halaebuplbolt
llt:oodl1. iaau-llqthatu.e_,.IIIIAI
ewoau.ncoulddowithe traclor ( lf~
fetllilpolllllljoril)'oltbelllldnlta •
thillc:am~.
Wlla tbe fiOtod -..dlw M 1M JFK
IIIW"dlr, KaroldW. . . . . tpokebl'relut
Fall..... wulm~bytbeu~of
the~-t.-~-~
wt~m~.•llfiOb wlth. l t!rillk la.ltwftil 'l
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Al••••lllailloo, IRIPilA
t , ll:tiiHIJ"I
tasty-·
T•llwP·~
I ' jult read lhl toRr tlory to your
t"ebnury II iuur. Grea t, IIi ~. rr~~l,
la.un•n ll!
JOUtnll lilm,
Wr. T11u1111
.muterf"W=eombined Ills ll;ii"IIU II I
pholoan
, wrltrr and 11 prHUmt •
Jtlphk
J.antr to breath ,_.lifl'lnto thr~ces ot )'«<t oew.ma&Wnt. ,.,.. phot-.
liln'lllylhoutwllhlifeendentiM.,..
The wrilln& Ill; well tftNn:hfd "1111
mhrr-rnl. lt isjllurnatlamuitlhouldbr.
ntither llfiP"'SIIwl1 dopN!tlt IIIII" blardy
IUblltunan.• The IA)'GUI wu tuUfulr
praent«< wi th & ~1 lnd &m't
l)ri'Yiowfylac::ki.!ICOII)"N'~I5. "fhloar
tic:le.likethertafti.V.·Iikedi)'IIIICY
,.ffbolan:tk:kll"t-.wudl'lrfy iWf'llnl
lndll"ll.ldllppreda ted.
". I N\'ftl"tyelteldtherat ofthr but II rnyaten..!y...., brttn- tU.
I'KIIW~AIOOdbofUefii,. ,M'I"ill
make-frendt frieiii&JftSble ll'
meal. Ron Ttatm1' al1kle could ~~~»tr
"enthe~allft"INpt lall;bil' lll
-.:eollnformaU..
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K. .t.rl
Series 9. Vol. 20 No. 17
lilt!. outerirw and can wlthltlnd dillfllt·
b-lll"e! Vo'ill this tommunlty have 10 be
rC'Oierdedandffftililil!dftll!f")'YI'ilt!
Yiron mentalilll
Mould
En-
eneou rale
laJI )~r. andlnother . - - - - - - - - - - - - ,
SI; A""""'IIn" t1'1ud!~t.-amonc
t~ ,.ho hlold the l trinp to UA8'1 fit
l..dUnPelk"1
::C:n"',;..;~~~ :::;h•..:::t~i~t' ~~:~~:
muimlllll.
ho&ht..-x:odrm~~:ln~llft ill'lplllll.en.
-:.~=-iubmltt.edtotheP·~
t "'•~•·'""' l.,.l, llllltll an tft>ltlutio"' •of
ul\ o·~\ 111•"11•
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\\Jill
.
, . .. , . . lht.~ .......
tl'lli
ul tho•
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••milo lo•n p•·•""' '" r.11u\:ll m,..., lu
~= ~0 hll•·e tnftii"TI1f"d prople II t:Otl\o.oJ .,..,Itt.o•T...-.-,T~
-.........
l. t..tuersaboWdnote:u:eeda2$0wwd
)..~-n.diy.
Depldt~illthebollftawidelhe
CCC. Addrftl ~~~~oil
~to: P'..,..., liiCom ·
Grid. Copa. w
IIIUII!cltioo
,.,.,._
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~
l.4ftpl" ~etten tllowed II
a.t be lipecl. Na- w'IU be wUhbeld
. . reqtaKbul allletlenmllllbellped.
BulkllaC,
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Spedflc.aDy, I rflltr t.o tboM per-. wbl
blutedUU.~perforlt. .... tlte" •
tbe .JFK .__IMU.. fl'lli.Ul. Tbtlr
._mntofthelrtlc:llabowedl&trwlat
tc~~~etn~ ror In utremeb' llriow ro.
le.lllponry luut Ill ..U .. I IMW"Ipfoptr
lbrJ mutt lllppotl ftllaDdal/y. It Ill ....
fortuull that tbeH rMt:liclnt 1'111111 llndrr
tbne drr wllltaot:. (specially •~~~foe tbiJ
-.perbuprilltedlpoMidtalrelatH
Ill tbe KeMfd) -la.IU.O ill tbe Phil.
llownerltlahopfii\IDJI!Idkellwtof lt.e
dklo' tbellewetheP"'-'efwallldhlnthe
l&upWII)'tomalllllacllll"IIIMWWotdiiOI
nabed Ot"n' to the library to pore tbmCh
the pii&Mof ''ThiO.ford Eqlllb Dk·
t!Miry," ll'tOiwnn, In ~e~n:h ot: t.bb
Wllll¥11woni. Oapt&enJofYOiume iXI
foundthewonl"lboll)'," Tbedeflallklll:
" RaembllnJ lhol ot pellet. of lead: h.ard
tt ..\I. KI.f...-
,._ '0011'1 to
P"• tr•) •-d
llltheP...In'letllrlpol\ey. llbaftea
- 1. - tMMtterlllelf. nilll.lpolic:Jihat
IIIQ"IIIOI"e •
lomltwdiff~bet,."ft11,1ow'nalilm .
act...-ey journalipn. and yelloool,low·
..tudt'ttl nlht~. C"'D<Ipl!'nll\'fti.,..Ciml'Oand
t...........ldrrbl-thlltll-.tdlrtc1Jr tf·
to-.·toour,;unu"lli.Ui t'-"~Mitrimly
J wooaklliket.o~•atio«rerilloa
Una:abltdilpllqlftdlelll'llll;lld lt
lettarstolhledll«eollllnaWellberl"•tlb-
tophomoric:oven1Jhtolpondn1,.prtty
"''"''"I\ _.,, :~ hour •'lo'itat -. man·
· dat lll")' d...mitlll")' resldeMy, the rriorm
untilled
"htaePIIlllkr,
lllltomy. Clfa.IIUp yourldfolkJ,lt'IIH·
lft"YIIIonl.
c-t· ~
l .. blk t•f-• lioll .
SpKbU.C •
•
Wtwn wu the last Wne UAB idaliad a
poltUcalt'OtlltoYfny. dlcllhefoot-':and
ttnl'f'd 1111 ,.·tth a 1n011lr or 'PNkrr on
...,..,.... ,.,....rr, trtlllnt ·landlord~
wp~rtklp~tklaiolllljultifitocl
pi.I$&J".'' Wblttbella11'-that1Anywly, l
~taaboul-llelldntbnr
~odarddletiolllry.
nil film.
5~;:~~t:Obe~
uUe.
agreu.lorl.
.u a VIet Nam Veteran. I am thaMJW
that ottwn wen utute and couraJ-.ol
l!ftGU&h t.o r«<PP~o~ the 1blurdity o1 the
lilllllkllllndref11MIOI.Ikepllr1. Ralhn"
thanbdll,ll.lknin u l wu.
DI¥W E. Liw
nUMido.lpiAUIIOII!
Jtft11 U,ht. lt reed, " Ka ~ lll1tlpt
bope-thll~lladthlltptll,.
-'! e word allied, I Mlrdled fw \1 ill I
IUtUft'.
.Cl!t,..qoo mrdiA pep, which il about u
mr..antto Uni'O'fnlltlire u ·-Quem and
Kit~~". " Hairy lAp" and Crut Kalrdo"
C: reea,.·aodlftmltofeelthatthoMwllo
· miiMd&oflaht•hcNidbepullilhedinthe
llllllllolu-ewhow...-ekllledlnSOutheut
Alia. Rather, they 1bol.lld be honond lo
lhe 1111me of t'-e who, b«"aUH of them.
werenotllredwlth theehokeolpril«<.
10lllb, bell4bilptdl'W'Yftandtl&btane
trnttbou&htofltNIIIpn-IUd.erthl iJ
~awhlleaJowhiJewaltincfwlht
If Trstolin wiahes to bKome prof!denl
injounlll llsm . lwouldlMIII&f'llhiiTerT)'
~''""k "'"lmll>l tul:ollyin Uwhif: oileartrlll
)tn.-...~r tt'llllld<,..-;.,. p•IAII man ap lno;t
tll;lt " rrcHat~~trd birut "" •Scoor
"'J AWS "":· t;KI7.ZI.\' " ,""Sf'IO£tt IS
\'ASIU~ ". f'll'. rt . a l oandaretulltyofthe
obl.,..tedtol.lkep~rtlaawarthltlle(Cm-
aldentobelinjllltandlmmoral.
pirt:mt eff!Citnl tbennaUy-toail rutt
.... tt'l"quality~ndiiRisollheDrp.rtmene
lit'Yio"\nJ ..-hlu ··ttr IJI'VPk' ..-ant;~ lends
dlllfthepllrdonolVIottNaiiiWarrftlllen,
l wouldlibtouk.. ..""WIIon"ewl'ny.. lllne
Wti"II)"Mrll ..!"'
Mr. Creenwaod'l l l.llemtnts 60Und u if
they ~e fi"OIII that hal Dot¥tr bc!m
faMe~ I>J the Atuatioa ol beilll lqalb"
pl.ants-about.Opereenleffldtntlhtr·
~~:.~tdiffl'l"tftt"« al
""'l;ollditlnl")'. but ntlhrf",. torT)' 110ft>
................_.. ... fi.nd~ hooded flf<l&lilla
1-r;o....,,..t~ . "'''"' fotlJIIn the Jrindi<llt
~~.::."" ,.., NllloNI riM"&a i"'*trirllltion
loofcrlun:.trl~ tMaceNnootUAilis
'nllrdl)', ldialikedtbe rel~made
value less leS$0n
T•llwl"elllln',
1M ,.·hic:h I dKI '*"\ P!!t:'i: ~~~!".~'. ';:;!~
!"In ~ttTia& to Tn~olin'a 11.11emenu
attributedtOIIIethatlhe~ol V."_..
loin don'! hoi~ 10 WOIT)' abaut II lhifll
becall$l' someoM in llnotMr All ie ,..ill
hi•~ 10 li"' ,..;th our ~~~~~:INr p.Wse. I
hi~ a l.lpe. ol tNt prGinm and I
chaU..naoeTrstohntocorneup,.,ththat
•U temtflt rnadto by me or I!Vtfl its in-
Htntt•
Uo.tl}.,.uod
=:..=1
T•llwP-.Irr.
I ,_,ally do not repond t.o otremrly
bl.asedu1iclessuchu the-Ttrl')'
TaiOiin ..·naee about the nudNr IJO'<""
_._,_.._,....,,_.....
~~==::.::-..:.=.-:::~~~a:
Students lobby with Groshek, Bablitch
~~ ~r::e:~1· :~~ ~
nnn pup ol the delalls In the bill
tha twupreHntedlutyear. He:also
saki a similar bill is CUJ"!"e'lU)' bf:in&
uu.;~:M.b~l::!s::~o!!ld ~~
includes a (N"O¥iaion whkb sets a Ume
limit for the return ol security
~=i ~~m:~~ :::,r::;.:~."r:
.....
rectlllve relmbunmeot from t.be laftd.
Groahdtuldbeisbesitant loV(I(e
for a biU whkb would allow tenants 10
put in D:ptnlin penniMIII nature.,
such u earptt, that could later be
removed after the tenlnt wu relm·
,_
~:;;,::.~~~~
ther comrMnteo, aDd he cbaraeteriud the landlord~ in Sleven& Point
u"MaandPaoperators". Hestattd
that be wu lol:*iDc for an eq.aitable
billlllat'lt'Ufalrertotbelandlordl
lhu 1ut yeu·a bW.
'h'* indkllted that Gn::.bdl: wu
'"'(Omtwbat more re«ptlve to the other
studellt«~neerns. OntheUWbudget ,
wtue:baUectsall.,-atlonsontile
campus level, Grubtksaid befavon
the one submitled b)' the UW system
admlnistratk>n which, a«<rding to
~:~~~~~e~=~·
Gro&beltfaYOI'f'da.tllns~ry
procnms, Tank said, but he failed to
ldentifyanyapecmcs.
On Senate blll17, which defines and
e:tarifM:S the role ol studtnts In the
be pr8C!nt in barpnlna HSllifln_~
J hoWd col~tive barplnlna becom~>
I reality In Wilconsin. No pc:sitlun
w11 taken eit htrway by Unltfd Cuuntll on tht issue of tOIIt"t"tive
bargalnlnalt~t:lr.
Groshek also made aomt 1:1'111·
mtnllontherrg.httouveUid Main.
:!.ritdi:b!=y:J~·~~it:., ~~
1
thettnttrllt'Ctionund~rornr·
Groahetuklbewuootawar-eoltbe
bUI beca~~~e II hu been in~ In
the Senate. " But when we nplained
chives. Thtre hal ~ IOITK' talk m
lhe State aapl!ol of expandina the>
LRC. but no mtntion has ~·er brtn
made of preJt:rVin& Old Alain"s • ·inj.lll
and illftfl'll doubtful that It -..·m f'nT
It," Tanlr.uld, " He reacted favorably
beton~~serioullty .
aovernaoce of
the UW.System,
and said he wwkt talt lo the Sp;lnSOf'
o1 the bUJ for lltOI"e lnfCirlUtion.·•
Senlte bill 17 eaHntillly pennits
elected student representatives to
prwnu.lpte rulesrelatlna: to matter
OYer whkh students have primary
I"Sponlibiqty.
C~nd GAW:~nd~=
1
Uvebupinia&- ThelrpoaiUonessen-
liiUy calli for 1 Jtl.llitnt oblerver to
SGA "s lobb)'in& t'IIOfl l in the- oHit't'
ol Senile Majority Lt'<~dtr William
Bablilth••rtrttotdiderablymort~UX:·
«Uiul attOrdina to Tank. ··we havt'
no problems with tsablitth and he
aal"ftdwlt h st ~t s tancl.'lon;~llthe
issues discuued ... he- uid. Akb nf
Uablilth streued t'ftll more t"Onlll"l
betweentheiroriin:and Unltfd I"OWItil.aswellasSGA.
SGA to discuss pot bill
Protection committee considers decency ordinance
1'bl ..... woWd theo be required
to teatily toaloealjury about why or
why DOt tbe material 1ft quatioft Ia
pcii"DCWHpbk. McCarty aakt, ''The
euielt way to find out if IDef'CbMdiM
il.-itblaat&DdardlorDOt, ilal!Dpty
..-bttber it MDI. P..., wt~~~'t tpead
money oa somethUJc they 001111der
In aummarilinl tbl altuaUoa. Me·
canyaaki, " Ita.rr)';.twhatlfeelil
a rwpon~lbJe expreulon of neryday
OCCill"ancel."
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HecoatinuedbyaayU:ct.hatooneof
bil material CODtaiDI IGUIII acts with
animall; nor do any meMes or
:::::=-Ue~!k>r~t'i!::.:;
to look real. He Uo added t.hat half
tbematerialJIDbllatorecanbe
......,. ........
bouptattheCGrDer~or
MeCarty apreued hil brtJJef that
an a&llt atore abould not be rezoned
liDee that woWd put a damper on
thlap from tbe atart. A rernoc.
location, he malal&lned, would not
burt !be blalMia but . . the
Oft)'
'lbe five aJcSerman Involved lD the
Publk Protection Committee are
Mkhael Lorbec:k • ZDd Ward, J~
Kaezmerak • 4tb Ward, Bob Fulton ·
tothWard, AlfredLewandowl,kj ·7tb
Ward ud BIJ,) Nuc:t • 13th Ward.
Michael Lorbec:k aald he bad no ob-
nei&hborbood to whicll It wu con- .)ecUons to an adult book atore
fioecl.
(1WTJit!l
He defended his potitioa u
by II)'in& "my boiiMu il jult
UkcitUI.liYOC.btr.''
openina: and the only mtralnta he
oeceuary Ia that It abould be
banned for minon.
1ee1
FHrury a& am
P•t~3 PtU&«
Academic standards for financial aids?
StiJOents lbould mtott ltalkmic
to be eligible for ROV«n·
meru -spoi'ISOI"td financia l aid, an admini~tra t or says a t the UWSP.
Throua,hout the UW S)'Siem, people
sU~ndards
are rtcrivtna
~nC~Mtary
auiltaru
~rdlt!ss of thrir clauroom performance and William Johnson,
a. •slant dean ol the Collqe ofi.Ai.·
tt-noandSc~lt UWSP,thinksthat
.......l'flnll.
j
llebeliensinthec:onceptolgoverrunent·•ponsored financial aid, but
it must mainUiin int~rity lot'
Sllly&
prott'C'IiOfl of IUpil)'(!f'$ I I well I I
··~ll.
Johnson
Is vokina.Jtis •raumenr.s
SeniOC' Vice President Donald Smith
appointed J ohnson and six othH
faculty members, each fro""'-' dif·
fermi campus, The committee will
hold its first meelln.g Feb. 16 in
~bdison.
Smith noted that "~ratlonally, lhis
would~mtomunthatonlyfliluret.
In •cademk pttformance which
would result ln suspen1lon lor anr
student ~~o·ould conslit.ute in aca'demic
pttfonl\lnct reason for ~~o•ithholdlng
su!:l\~u;fl~':~t~::auS:
~~~ilh,
the
Oeparlment ol llo lth, EduuUon and"'\ committee on which Johnson will Sft'·
Wdfare the Veterans Adm inistration
~ to develop a ' 'dur st.tement of
lherd"ore, hu asked
~rd~v~i~ pr=;tr;:,t::: ~~i'~·~!!ft'r~~~~=d~~:;
policies in the aid distribution
procedure. AdminiltratOI'I of tho&e
aaencies have been citin& cases ol
fraud Utrouahout the country.
Munwhlle, the Policy followed In
u ht." auu.mes •n appointment on a
the UW System 5tates, In eHect, lhlt
liN' UW System commilteoe con·
cenwd wit h •admlic proa:reu alln·
d.:Jrds and financial aid. UW System
providin& there
~tw!t!'itb~U:b~:;" !!d
Is a personal need.
a nd modincation prior to luuance as
officillpoticy,Smithaddtd.
Johnson. who has a broad
back.around in coul'llotli~. teachln&
and administration duri!ig II )"ears
on campus. believesslandards for aid
. ::e"r':!~~~~n~~~m:o ~-~
alklcate enough money to meet all
Old Main .saga continues
apill a
' Save
to
Old
MaiD" from demolition haa been
presented. 1bis time it ...u to the
Accordl.aa W Toter, lhll mootb's
meetinC "bad a very eocou,..g~na: stmc:.pbere.
~ were no com·
UW.Syatem Bol.rcl ol Receats com·
mittee on pbysk:at plannlnc and
development
At February's board ~Melia&.
Now, arter monO. o1 dragging It
out. the Bol.rcl will band down a
Olllncellor Lee Sberman Dreyfus,
along with Auiltant Chanrellor
David Coker and Alurn.nl Auoclation
rtpresentallve Richard TOler,
=~~.:Tal::~
that Old Main bas hiltorical
Jftlenteda report on thel"C!!Wtaola
feuibilit)'study.
This study was uodertakea when it
became qustimable u W whether It
W'OUld be IDOf'e eccmomical to move
the admlnistntioD olfket to Nelsoa
Hall, or If It wu feulble lhlt Old
Main cou.ld be renovated · for ap-
the•boleuniven.lt)'.
u the Bol.rcl decldea It would be
pcalble and ~Uiible to ~~~ Old
Main, the oat 1tep Is the State
Bui.Jdin& Commiuion, •hlch hu the
final word on the luiHl.
Ooce
p~
=-~t':o=~~
dedsioaattheMarcllmeeUna. Cater
~- AfleraJl.forsome
17,000 aiUIIlld, Okl Main f'tpf8entl
It turns out, using 1971 fipre~, lhll
itwould~ycostll .7mlllionto
rftiOYateOidMIIn. Thllwoulduve
::J'~~~~rl~~
eutandwestwln&J.
To completely renovate Neilon Hall
f~
admlnlltntive
purpo~e~
would
OXtiUmillion. ·T hllincludetfunds
ror demolishing Old Main plus the
C'OII ol moving aDd findln; new
!:!.1.~ti:e.M::!=;:;
buemeotoiNelson.
Enrollment lid lifted
pro:Umatel)'thet.ameeo~t
U.A.B. COFFEEHOUSE PRESENTS
Friday, February 18 .
. MIKE @
SU.LLIVAN
9-11 P.M.
In The U.C. Coffeehouse
Tbe hold has been lifted at the
UWSP on applications from prospte·
tlverreshmenwhoranlt lnlhe lower
2S tol5percent ileof theirhl;h~ehool
graduatinaclass.
About
I&
pei'IOnl are affected b)'
~c~:~,.w;~n!~=~
Office.
Theholdhadbeenntablished last
fa ll when the facultY Stnate was
u.k.edtoUrgetthenumber ol
l llt.dentJthecampuscould"rqKJtabl)'"
Kr"Vt with nillilll fundina levels
Tbe senators said the number wai
1.200; glveortaket ....·opercmt.
COf'IH'qllenll)'.thehold was placed
=~uri~:SPfh:;::r 8~unlvft'Sity
·110\l·ever,theuniversityhasbeenin
cont.ct this v;eek with UW system
Central Administration in Madison
and hal been adviaed that local fun·
:~:~hobe~:f~~!~r~:~S::a~~
pus not fall, Wllh lhlt informJtilll
in hand, the
comm•ttee t1
the Fa(Uity SMale and the Unhw·
ex«UUve
sity
Plannin; Committee rtt"Om·
menMcJ the Jlftlna o1 the hold . .... hiCII •
CbanceUor Lee Dreyfus approwod
Wednesda)'.
Th e ho ld had initially bttn
established wllh auura n«S to applicant. in the25 tD35pef'C'tnhleWt
!hey would beadmlttedtothe sprii!C
semesteroltmforcert.in.butoaa
wailin;listfortbefalloft977.
The policy further 1tated that Pfl'·
sons In the
25 percentile and lo\low
would be ptatf!d In inddinite hold all:!
that action rtmalnslneffect. About
130personsareintbeeategory.
FREE!
Saturday, February 19
STEVE
CHRISTIANSON
9-11 P.M.
In The U.C. <;:offeehouse
FREE!
Shippy Shoes
-
-
av makes semester debut
CTV ~dcutl free public servke
~t. to any nonprofit
orpniution within Cbe Centul
WllconSin aru . The sLition ean be
contacted under C71SI :J46.3961. Tile
crv olfice Is located at
the Comr
munkationBulldin&ln room 111 .
New education degree proposed
A e,roPOUI to establish a new
program at the University oC
W\aconsln.Ste\tens .Point enUUed
~
Muter o1 Science in.. EducaUooProfeuloaa.l Oevelopment Is beina:
eon&ideftd by tbe UW System brd
ol~ts.
.
The new program Is one ol the 12
IUUtsled by UW Central Ad·
ministnticxl for various campuses.
UWSP , UW-Eau Claire and
UW-S101.1t wou ld receive the
authority to grant the MSE degree.
Final action will be taken at a
future meeUna: ol the regents,
pnlbablyusoonunutmoath.
Theplll'll06eoltbeMSEistoeru~ble
universities to tailor master's degree
programs to tbe precise ln-rnce
nHdl ol Individuals CUIWIIUy an·
U.A.B. COFFEEHOUSE PRESENTS:
Fenton Robinson
Tues~ay
- Thursday
February 22, 23, 24
9 P.M. - 11 P.M.
In The U.C. Coffeehouse
Admission -
FREE
Robinson Is an outstanding
""''' -··-•- •-- who exhibits his innovacreatlvlty .JIS he sings the
ALSO: University f'ood Service
wiiJ bf 'offering:
Pe'aliu!S in the Shell •
FniePopmm
Bagels ,wilfi Cream Cheese
served In the Grid
- at this time.
Zaniness reigns at Winter Carnival
~:tb~~~t~ .;ln~'
v
Mldneu". 1befestivitieslnclud«<an
auortmeot ol cral)' pmes and coo·
telll. with a UtUe serious mtertlinmeat throwll ln. Clmpus
arpnlzatioas and donn crouPI ('OfDpeted fortrophjea lhnlu&hout the
week with still mare to come on
Friday and Saturday.
The wUd games atarted on Tuesday
with the Hairy Legs contsl. 4 N
Oa=)'~l\~~=
~thelbrilllwlthmorehmand
prnes ldledWed for Friday and
Sltw'dly. Trophiel fOr llie wfnnm
:ur::~~\~~~~~~!:.
Lectures, recitals, and movies wt;re
alsO part o1 the bappeninp along w1th
Pal.ntersportaeventl.
The week's acUvltlet were
spedaUy grated lhll yea r by not one,
but two royal couple~ to ovenee the
events. ibe Kin& and Queen C<lllltst
resulted in
tie between · Roach
and Watson Halls, " Winter MadnKI"
19'77 royal families are John Krueger
Sandy
McCourt and Hod
a nd Deb Gartmln.
~,:~~tb.,..r-~~~~v~~~
~~=~abeauhful array
The attefltioa
·~t
from hllry Jep
to fancy bairdcs wben the Cr:uy Hair·
a
do coatest btutght out the latest
beauty tipa from the O:.mo world.
Lavl.sh bouffan(s and French s urls
Wff1! 111 vogue u a fashion-minded
~~:~ 8~~~r~~ ~v~~~~:;
chaUqe came from the Alpha Phi
contestsnt who adorned her creation
wlthChrislmaslreelights.
The conlelt.lntl hid to lUCk 2¥11 ounces o1 beer from a baby bottle.
!lutf'OU3hs "-D ~a winner In
the men'• cateaOI'l' and 2S Baldwin
toppedtbewomen.
Point that knee
The Vtfl 550 Club thought they had
asunwinntf'IOt'thisonebut thtir tn·
tTantracedlnfromclasssecondllatt
and wu disqualified. The trophy
..-mt instead to a 10\'tly youn& man
from Hansen HaU.
The small, aubdutd crowd in the
Cofrtthwse 1ftW into a raucaus mob
asthePalnttdKntf.c:ontestfoii~N'td.
All the c:onteslants were sta ted
arou.ndthtslagewiththeirpants
1tg1 rol.ltd up u thdr artistic P~;rt·
=~f;i~';n!~. ~inu"iecrl~
limit Watson women captured first
place amoung the ladies a nd tbt Si&
Eps besttcl the strong ftdd ol men
dlaUensen.
A bm" chuglng contest rounded
out the day"s evtnll u a DOW s tan·
ding room on.ly crowd cheered wildJy.
Actually, It waStl 't ruUy chu&lifll.
ATTENTION
COUPON
HOLDERS
SAVE- SAVE- SAVE
Discount Meal Tickets - 11 Meal
Regular Price
$15.95
Lunch $22.00
Dinner
$29.15
Breakfast
Sale Price
$14.00
$20.00
Savings
$1.95
$2.00
$25.00
$4.15
For use In A!len and _Debot Centers. Tickels available at University Food
Center Offlces ·ln Allen , Debot and Unlversil y centers. SAVINGS AVAIL·
ABLE WITH COUPON OR CASH.
[....~...........~--~- 1
Utility board to rep1esent consumers
interata it 1uppcubly re&ulates,·•
The establiatlzRnt of CUB will hel p
restoretbebllanceneconsaryfor•
democratic proca:a or ded1i0fl·
makin& with equ~~l ~Uon of
•llaides.
The lludy Is bein& done Ill tht
request ol Seo.ator William Bablitc:h,
:.;
:.uil~~~=
~
atudmt
for
last
wboiDtemed
Bablltc:h
summer.
F'ur'tMr lnformatlon•bout thilact
can be obtai.Md from Jeffrey D. Lit·
Uejohn In care ollbe Enviruunenlal
Council or from David Cfftnburg,
auiatant to Ralph Nader In M1dlson
11011231-IS!Jl.
Recycling center carries on-
Editorial
With aU lbe fuel we use for e:ars
staved, water hu tera, dryen'
bomel, ete:...do - thlnli: that we eroi
continue our prwent rate of eon.
swnptloo without bavtna It aff«t •'
How at.w-dl
·
If WI could uDdtntaod lhst
lowtrinc lbe thermal tala, etc:. are not
devk'tltoraisefuel)ICie:tlbutsre
stepl to stretch riloun:ei, we«W.lld
begintoettabllablrltel!Jctnttuel - .
servatiulpnctie:et.
We~bavebeenUvU.~~~t-
~~~r,ta:!*t!,bundl':;
have drained too much fuel
the~J~
By Bar.b hlc:htl
T1,; tht ~~Cason ror owla to bt
cou rlmjt.a!I Yottl assomeotherblrdl.
\'uu t 'illl htar the owl"& noct urnal
s·~ lli!>·Ufl i n"arllholblg tm.•s in the
Look for nocu of Bohemian or
Cedar Waxwiop In lft!M and shrubl
~~==Or~a~~:~~e:
la h•t•\"('111051 .
c:aran•.tbe)'&topaday,atealyour
All soitJ ol thlnp begin to emertt
when the wr•th« geta wa rm and the
snow begins to melt-pop eana. beer
cans. eandy wrapper~, ~papen ...
Sunlb,iny wann WMthu like we
ll.ad a week ago m.~y have been great
for"the winter-burdened IOUI, but we
Dted several more fett ol IOOW yet
thlawinlft"lfwearetoavoklaeriOUI
chu&bt croblems Ia let thlayear.
Buds on tree
':J'gnore
to prae:lke fuel con.
aervaUon lf we are to maintain 1
reuonable Ulettyle In tile eomJnc
yeara.laoonly..bopethatwe'llmake
the right dedalon.
bmiel and leave only recktalntd
~bellind ......
br.J~Khs
h.Jve been
~~~b:1cb~~:'!nd~~nn=
tempeutUTtll, Look up •nd you an
~eethtUttle nut.sllhoutttdaplnlt
tbeU:y.
It's time to be plannlna the prdtn
and ordering lftdl from the cataiQI.
At the moment it'a hard to believe in
fresh vegetables. •
U.A.B. COURSES . ~
and SEMINARS
2ND
SEMESTER
Bicycle Care & Repai(
I·
@
Eco briefs
ENERGY SAVINGS
Energy u.vingl of S2.4 bUIIon an·
nuallyor theequlvalentolonemilllon
~~~oucou!:,. =.J!
t«hnlqutllnrentalpropertiel, the
Ins titute of
Keal
E s latt
Management announctd. 1be In·
stltute &aid that Its study lhowed that
landlordlcouldr«<uceelectrie:ityand
pse:onsumptlonbylhelr tenantaby
more than 20 pm:ent by lowering
heating and lighting levels. improving inlulatlon. and laking othtf"
me.asurtS.
MEETIN C
,
The Environmental C4lw1cl! will be
~~:.:~1 J:~~·~.our:-tZ
SeetheCouncilolfie:ecSoorforeue:t
loca tion.
MOTORCYCLES
The average motoreye:lt emits
several Umes more pollution than 1
1176 ar, the Envlronmenlll ~
Uon Agency <EPAI u.ld, and if
moloreye:le emllalonl are not ((Illtrolled they will exe:t«t total auto
emlsllons. As a re~ult the EPA I!"
nouneed on October 23 lhl t the7 will
~lona~::~;.':
improve
t::Teconomy: tbe EPA llid
~:.O~Uon mlptbt
Couple Communication
Travel Basics Of Stereo Equipment
Auto Maintenance
Art Metals
Disco Mania
Effective Publicity
Rughooking
Beg. Billards
Tying Trout Flies
· Topics In Hypnosis
toe W9MIN
REGISTRATION: 9ll0am.-4:00plll)
February 21,22,23
in Student ActiYities Office
2nd floor, u.c.
~ llf4lre ~ eatt 346-4343
~
1'-.lerl'a&t'lt'f'bnuir)"l .. ltlJ
~.(!)llj.~
GMAT • OM • oc.-r
CMr. Wll' .....
•
BMk Rnkw: ol A SAT\IRAUST'S
tiUID£ TO COOKISG Wlnt WILD
PLAJirr.'TS lly C...W aiMI AnoW.
KrKII . .J
Rt"Yiewft lly net, BWlap
Here il a wild plant eookboot to
captlnte even the allu.ncbest city
dwellers. Evuy part ollhe u .s . has
wUd plants to be utlllud aDd now
anyone can experirnmt wllh their
~~~ ':!.~0~~¥:;
redpa are easy to follow and Mdl
plant is identified b)' a pictUTe or
photo and &lven Its Latin Mme. The
authors explain that wild plants are
" available, iDU~i~. nourishing
and lhe1add variety to our meals and
lflt to our cookiJlc." Indeed - may
find wild plant cookuy to be U..
terellii'C. ddi&blfuJ and ewn courmd.
The Krocllmals dHSribe the
l"ffkXXI and clirNites where plants
may be found. N some plants grow
wt:ll, whUtothel"lareeuUydamaged
ordestroyed. the·Kroctuna lsexplain
how plants shoWd be harvested and
furth« lndkate the best aeu«~ for •
PthHinc them.
Wltb the i.ocrwlin& puab towards
hMilbler c6etl we may find that the
bo* is a must fer our own coiJ«.
The f~ID& Plrl&n(lbl help
e:ump&e: the
Tbebook's
autbonC'OI'Iltflt.
uplaill tbat
delcribe
For
ctrt.in plants have both
aDd
edl'*
-·""'""·"... '"""'·""'
J:;tt!: s~ :U~· r~
=v
Quercus laevis. or the turtl:ey oak
acom. Is soml'limes a pobonoul
1
~·
(
·
·--.. . ·1/
-·.
Many Oowffi!W plants can be used
u wdl. Who' d have lhou&ht v~
and waternlis toWd be more thin
aomdhln& lovely to look at. v~
ruke a rine delkate jelly and. water
Hiles can be C'Ombined with egplant
a nd tomatoes to make a sptdal
casset'Oie.
F\orldaloVIr&illia.
Thu'e are some pla,nll tbllt nHd to
persimmon
:e~;:!::y::i...:JPl!:e':!
11ow«tinapaperbeaandkeepltln
a cool, dry pla~. They &bould dry
within 7-10 days. Then to make tea
combine a ~c. dried flowers and 4
c. water. Bring to a boil and bon tmUy for lS minutes: Drain-aDd Serve.
~:a.~::~=~~=
v.lue a nd storing ol plllnts, and Indudes a Hst ol sel«ted I'Uidlnp for
furtber reference arwt auuesta
aeveral supply outlf'ts where pla nts
may purchased.
CoHee I& maclefr<m a •.~. plus2 T.
prepared aeedl and4 ~- wateT. 'lbne
are simmered aently for ts-20
ocom
minutes. lbtn strain and lef'Vt .
Energy tips
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People • Place•
s,· Prtr k"•tr
It's 1:0mmon for men to be the
aggreuorinarelatlonlhip. llilcom·
mon for mea to \iew women as ~~
objects andvk:even.a. Tbisisnot a ll
that t.d, if._ realile that we have
more to olfer eadl olhef' than what
::·---::·· ,,,.. :· ..... ,. afler all, more
when someone
o1
Handsome devil liberates Point
foundation that wt~Uid enable: them to
become beUer friend~ and buman
beinp.
,...
The point was tJ\11: many times we
are...,•ellintolrdalionshipbeforel••e
rnlize the sotMlhin& is ladtin&. II
may be that the relationship sta rted
on solid g!'cund but later on we
~en minutes doing what lbe woman
wanted: If the mde saual adVances the man was tupposed to
resist. The first rive minutes ol lhe
dates were to ,l)e com!)lttely
dominated by the womm.. She took
btr p.~rtner whtte she wanted to,
and he was not allowed to say
Distrusthasi=dventlyreplaeed
mutual tnat.
has turned to
anotherandlhtn,bd'oreretumlngto
the lec:tun, the woman wu sllppOI5«!
to either ltiu her date or tell him that
abe wooJd like to. A group discussion
follow1!d 111d the men fOIJnd tha t the
role olsubmiulvenea wasn' t all that
~:!e '!!!' i:~~~~~v~~~!~ ~=t::~~~~~~ f~~~ ~n~~·~:
ck»ed and unca ·
s.mseL
How to avoid this'! Honesty and
genuine c:oncern for fellow humans.
~~=r:,e!fr~~e:Sw~t~~~o·! gr;!; next notable event ol the
are conscious or them or not. The fact . evening wu the male beauty C'OIItest.
th;it we know ~~o-e have them and ad·
Volunttotrs from the crowd Wffi!
mit to them helps Ul to overcome
asked to participate. Abowt twenty·
them. Some people ftotl that being
five C'OIItestants lined up
be
open and honest with IOineODI! will
examined by tbe judges-the women
to
=~ondre~w~t!!~i~ ~~~~~· ~.~~~:
reject tbem. If this happens the ~o
may have to atep ulde and make
room for common !lefiSe and a
willingnesstolearn.
An interesting theory abowt what
stenotypina has done to us was
~ ~ ':?',t~~~s::,
0:!
And theirbarechests. And many had
to show their us. 111e women liked
halry ebelts, firm asss and hand·
tome faces.
Through elimination abc men were
left to be jildjed Uule Boy Stevens
Point. Why "Uttle Boy"! Another
h;ive been rtlsecl in, the role of the
man ina so:ualrelatlonshiplsthatof
a mini·raplsL And that of a ~~o•oman is
a mini·masoc:hlst. Why! Beca ~ZH
men havebeentoughttobeforff!ull
and agrealve and woman C'Om·
placentand~tive .
Warren
Farrell
On 'I'Uesday ~t Warm:a Farrell
tried to dllpel lbe DOt.ion that men
have to be dominant iD the malefemale relatlonahip5, M a matter cl
facl , belrledtodllpelthemythlhat
~~.=uJ:a~r!I.~~
based on mutual lnllt, truth and
reuptiveneu the Karma aenerated
by the retalionshlp b«:oroee the
dominalin&fon:e.
The pn:~~ram bega n lhortly aner
seven.. Wlth a packed house wail ina to
lislen and parUdpate. There were
more women than men walling for
the male libet-ator. who, on entrance,
walked brilklytolbepodium. Handsome, ' wdJ bullt, blade hair, and
bearded, Warren FarreU began his
program with a storyabouta woup ol
men he was a part of. The purpoM of
:tfn: 1!t:tom~~~o fi:a::
11
what they felt abou l one another and
to be honest in order to build a MW
Men have the images and
prejudicestheyhavebec:auseol thelr
environment, boch at home and In
society. f an-ellsaid lh;it parents, on
l.heavenge,spendonlythlrty·seven
seconds a day c:ommunlcating with
theirchildren. Uihat'struethenthe
olduyingthaleducatlonstartsintne
home tw had a few~ in'ih.
Sociely shapes us today, parity
through advertising. The macho
image ol a man s ipping on a fine
whiskey with a woman at his dbow
leads us deeper into thinking that
relationshiP,. are based on ob~ts
and jmages rtlher than nteds and
' feelings.
Alquarterpastnine, role re\·ersals
~·ere acled OUI. This exercise In·
volved the men con·dna on stace to be
picked for a ten mlnutedak by the
women In the audience. The PUR·
POSE! To help men reaiU:e what
women ftotlin a domination-lype set·
. tlng.
The rules were simple. Tbe women
choie a date. The (Otlple then spent
Macho meotwogon lineup
The legendary 'Blue Goose ' chase
By ~~aU Si•pllM
Alan excavatkln sight known aslbe
Internat ional Cartge, the legend ol
the " Slue Goose .. hu been confi rmed, LoJ:al archeologists have
t'OI"I(Iude'(l !hal the " Blue Coole," a
th ir1)'-tiix pasr.eng«bul. dKiincleed
roam the earth in ancient Urnes.
Throulth co.rbon t• datlnaalthe lelt
rear ft'nder. it was determined that
1~ · stue~·· datesbadlufaru
1'.61or l¥.il.andappear5tohavebeoen
,;ufll'l'"l"- fi'Ortlafaullylrtnsmilaton.
Archoolo~im a t !he lnternatklnal
Gnl'llae"le a re fevmlllytrylnato
rt'l·onstroct the bus lnordertop ln
omin!ilghlon~~o·hatlt mayhavebeefl
lilr.c.. Hiue Goose" IUS a Uni11er1ily
,·chid~ that III'IJ used by variow
g.roupt u an alternative when
··rt'Kular·· tramportallon was not.
:<tntlable. It was very slow and ~m­
C'Oflllortable. SWCiiea indicate that
lht' '"Kiue (.;(JQ>e'" may 'have evolved
Pallll&er l"altt If
Petwury!J ltn
frornanearlierspeciesolfourthdau
tran~portatlon known u the "'Poinl
Pkkle." This startling discovery
came abowt a lter one idt'ntlst
scraped some oflhe blue paint off and
found a slckeninagreen underneath.
F'urtherdelvincintothe •ancient
ruinsolthebulsuuatthatmOito!
the "'COGR's·· peril·llllfd life was
spent mi&raling back and forth bd·
we-en Stevens Point and Wyomine.
Thil Idea was conlirmed by trtn·
slatlonr;frorn lheiHad SlevniPol•l
Scroll•. which state that the " Blue
G005e" was. used_ for Biology 379, a
cou rse wh1ch Involved trips to
Wyom ing.
Biokl&y m is comma~ by
Doug P01t, ~~o·ho tabs thirty students
~~k~r::!d~f':v~~e~::U~
sampleatalr.~fromlhebuslireain·
dk ate that students may have been
aUovoed tofrolkk about Yellowstone
Nat ional Park on wedlends. The
d~otforty·fiv~c.asesolernpty
Coon cans wqfd under the seats
wouldseemtoconfirmthil.
On. these trips out weat, the un·
pred•ctablebehaviorolthebusmade
lithe common enemy of the students.
Conseqllf:ntly, they developed a
strona comar~derie. Past has been
quotedassay inJ,"Il's tentcitywhen
YOU co •kina!'" and COOiidering the
.lolling ride the sludentl lll"ft"e subjtl:led lo, 1Nvina the bus must have
~lhehighpointollheday.
H•eroalyphlu found In the
basement of Old Main reveal tha t
when lhe bus died on an Incline, It
usuall y rolled backwarda and
aome
1llithl
proOieml .
TillS
lituaUon wu remedied only after •
larae pa rachiltewaanxedtotlleroof
ol the bul. 11111 u ftey dev ke could
~~r~r,:os,~•·,~r~!:::
vehlde--astatlonwa1on,
In the 1umrMT oltf75, 1he ·•shlf
COOle" kilt ill rear end, strandml.'ll
tltt1.lpanll In Buffalo. Wyom•n&
~o~,:t the"f:~'1 '!':
noted som~ extremely un 111~l
wildlife,
fi~~~~~7he~:,ro:
'The " Blue COOle" a150 Nd
problemsJOinaarGUndfour·foottu&h
snow drtrtl. Special are had to bt
lake n In pe rf orming thUt
mantuvm. as the bus was lUted 11 •
bloclr.s~h•ndthe rollillJwhieJaand
f~~~~ng~~arthinp and
lied lo the roof, Sharp c:vrVea on
nart DII.' mounta in r001cb also POl«!
"8 lueC001e"ofUW~W.
~fM!Unla•n. Some students became
qu•te JWO!Icient at puttlna these
'!*e 111 hodidn't were folded !'Pand
~~n:-~,'7;1~~
Step Into my
b~oth
lf'IIUa-wereal.kwrtdtou.elheboothl
bec.au.e It il beltevtd that students
wouki bmeflt from aublcription~ to
lheJ_...Iaodbec:autelheuniver111)' bodley tNm pllyed la t.be Ice-A·
Drome at the time, OUtside com~lu.ellaenerallyavoldecl
Anyooe lntere.ted In uslq the
boothlforhlndrailiqoriOlidtlilion
un mallarewrvatiOM in the CODterence Relervalionl Oft~. whlch il
located on the MeOOd noor ot the
University Center: Space isn' t a
problem, alnce there are usually
~boothlopn~thlntber"earein
UAB offers courses and seminars
to=:n':!ismlardl rorwomenwUJ
be C..Uiht by All.oe Brokmeier, from
1;10tolp.m. onllardi21, :JO, April4
......
Youcaaretllterfor-ormoreol
tbeM ~Monday tbrou&h Wed.
_ . , frcl t a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Sb.dent Acttvtu. umee, leC'Ciftd noor
ol lhe Urdvtnlty Ceoter. 'l'be c::mtll
$1 per course to COYer reclltntion a:Pft*l. For mon lnl'ortn~~tiaft. call
tbe Student ActlviUea Ofrke 13460Gl.
WANTED.
<:ouns-ia'~to.- for no P"Y• P,_ently the houn and
C011f11t1c>M ..,
....,....l'lo-.
Inconvenient or cllfllcuJt. Occaolonally even cWtbeyond t h e . . - mthe ~you help.
Apply---
Rod Croaa Chapter.
.
... c.-.ln.Goool ........... .
Music, Poetry and Educa
.,.~,.s.ra-
No ooe can k&itimately dispute tbe
::=
t!' ofbi.~ ~le~
American Society. Yet
0
1
P":jucll~
remains a wry real problem.
Ignon.ace, of «~WV, Is tbe eulest
apianaUoo; perha~ It ls abo the
"'""''""·
Trytna to determine tbe cause
=~~ ~ieru: ~~=
~~~=~~~
derlioel the theme c1 Black OJ.Iture
Week : " Awareneu and Understanding".
Black OJ.Iture Weft II being beld
:: 1on11caC:~~~~
students with black m1ture and to
open thecbanodl of commWLication.
Tbe hl&bUcht ol Black Qaltln
~es:: g:Yi~::!. ~~
poet, B.F . Mai1. Both men viewed
=~~keytofi'Mdomand a ,
:ts;~t~":::vi~nz:J
""John Jon
then alternated the
progradf\wlth album cuts and )ec.
lure comments. The sel«tionni from
Eut Africa demOOIJtrated the Instruments endemic to the different
areas of the regl~~:~. Homs with
assorted pltclw and •lrinl in·
1truments a:emplirted the social
. climate of Africa.
Ma.t blades In America trace
~~t&===~.::e
the elemenll of tolltc:tive particlpaUon, Improvisation and syn·
copatloa. Theleelementscomplkate
themusie'and demand a keenserwe of
"""""·
Tbel«turelbmiDO'Vedontoa
discuulon o1 the various types of
blueiJ and ian found in the southern
part ol the United States. H aU
began u aimple rural, country blues.
The JOUthem plantation owners
feared anythlna whkh encoun&ed
the coatlnuation ol black culture and
tried to eliminate ao)'thinl whkb ser·
vedual"'!minder'olthe blackman's
pul Dnlml were aJnOill the musical
II!Stnunents prohibited in the south.
'You don't know, you don't
know you don't know my
mlncl, when you ... me
lau.hln', r m lau,hln' to
kMp from cryln'...'
llack folkaon1
Claulcal blues made Ita a p.
pearance durin; tbe daya of
prohibition. Thll new form wu Jn.
tnlduoed by Beaale Smith. Tbe music
quk:kly earned the title ol " rsce
music" · and wu placed In the
catecory ol ''tepante but equal" u
Poet b.f. moiz explains, The poet unlike the politician osb whot ls right'
PlliiMr Pale l.t Fdlruryll, 1m
~ion
lead to Undersfa~ding
'my life II a poem wrttt.n
"" the .,.C. af flme-'
b.f. mab:
It· Is dUikult, bowevft', to ac-
curately aueu the Impact or
aign1flcanceoiBlactCultureWeek.
tn
Bkelibood, 11 dkt not lad to
an
::.: :;n::~.:
in many e¥entl
to uy the le:UL
~tu:rer •P'*e
berore vr:ry ama11 audiences. The
flmd-n.lslnl diMer wu cancelled
:: ~ :tr'er':i'ir:'- ~ e:
~~P.. It would be naive to
~·r.=~~~
terized by obltlcJa wh!dl were only
over'mme with t!me a Dd per·
Iii~. Progreu' II a lklw·movina
force with many frustration alon(l: the
way.
OptlmiltlcaUy spealdna:, maybe
U:left will come a Ume when the
ideo&ogles ol the 1$tb ameodment are
retllz.ed to the point of true IC·
tua.lh.ltklauoppol«<tomere
tokenism.
• WINTERCARNlYALWEEK
"1JAB Winter Carnival Orpni111Uonal OTgy, All Day CUCl
wre.WnaCoofereni:eMeeta tLatrC~Ae
UAB Winter Carnival Games (Intramural Field)
SnowahoeRice,3PM
Sact Rice, S;45 PM
- :~=~·;:.~~~=~~~
ShoveJRice.~t5PM
B~:.~~~:..~t:~:liYai,&-U:45PMIWii. Rm.,UCl
doquentthan the prevklul.ly vi&ited re&tiW'IInll.
The cSecor seemed rather Kina Artbwish With family crests
and swords banging on the red velvet papered walll.
Being aeated was no problem once we decided to leave lhe bar.
n,e table was set for sl.s with two loaves ol fresh warm bread
UAB FUm ; BLAZING SADDLES, 7&9 PM IProcram Banquet
::.t~~ll, River Falls, 8 PM IHl
UAB CH ; MIKE SULLIVAN, t-U PM (Coffeeboule, UC)
awaiUnJOUTarrival. ·
We mulled over the menu and as suageat«< I ordered the Ribl
and Steak c:ombini!Uon. The other members d. my entDUnp,
Slwnlay. Febnaary 11
except for one, hadsomefonnolsteakdinner. Theexceptioaor·
deredadoublebelpingolbaddodl:.
The aervk't was efncitnt and poli~. Tbe salad bu was good
~~z!c~:~~~Forrna1Dinln8Room.'ucl
Pt!nhln&RlflesLuncheon., UN·lPM (Grandml'sKIIchen, UCl
Women Bastelhrlll, Marquell, t PM IHl
Univ. FUm Soc. Movies; HARD DAYS NIGHT, HELP. L.ET IT
=~ ~~ ~~U:~~!:.~~e:zs~ f::;:'e!i~~-:~..
bitter.
The F'rendl Onion soup was fiavorable despite the ladt ol
~h:~~~:;'c~U:!f..U:· C<~nSidmilg
OW' _
~~demand for more b«ad. The food was served quickly
and the-main ('OlU'5e rema ined hot until evtryone bad been ser-
m.
The spareribs were delicious. They were meaty and tendet',
marinated in a barbecue sauce that was spicy with a pleasing
~~~a:':S~Ot~:£:e:a~~~~ho~9s-:i
agl'ftd with lhat evaluatloo. Tbe fish was quite good but the size
olthelef'Yin&wasabitsma\1.
Pri«:s ranged anywhere from S%.95 to IUS an4 the atmOiphtte b casual-to-formal. Tbe ownen were very C'Oil&enial
::! ~tr~!it
~in~ ':,P~ia~~=-~'}::.J;
on a rating ol slx for the regular menu and gave the
1
I
decided
Friday nigbt Fish Fry an etght.
~~~~:;!~~%f:t~~m~'"1fni:::~~eldl
•
-
LogTou, tPM
·
Pyramkl Build, t ;30 PM
Snowball111rvw, 2PM
TugofWar,2:30PM
f'rilbeeTou,3 :15PM
Ob&tacleCoune,3:A5PM
Saclle Hawkins Day Race Contest, 4;30 PM
Balketball, SUperior, BPM I Hl
UAB WlnterC&mlval COI)Cfft, RIGHT AT HOME,BPM IACl
UABCH; STEVE CHRISTIANSON, t-11 PM (Paul Bunyan Rm.,
. UCl
s.inday, Febnaary %t
Held! BeoeCitBnmch. I AM·I PM 6 D&DC"e, 2 PM·I2M (AC)
Unlv. F11m Soc. Movies: HARD DAYS NIGHT, HELP,L.ETtT
BE, I PM-12M !propm BanquetRm .. , UCI
SUzuki Talent EducaUon Solo Recital, 3 PM (Micbetlen HaU,
FAD>
BlactCUltureWedc:Dinnn,4-11;30PM IWf'i&ht L., UCl
UABVideo; THE HISTORYOFTHEBEATLES, IPM IComm.
Rm.,UCl
~ G0Q[j]@Jl •••
~-
. MOIMiay,Febnii')':U
Alpha Pb1Jog-a-thori,IOAM·2 PMJSol Bootb-UCl
AIRO Speaker, KATHY FINLEY, 6:30-f PM CYan Hile Rm.,
UCl
ooo~Q]
1'11es41y,Fcb~U
All veten.ns who received otber than a dilhonora!Ve
dlsehar&e.•reeli&lblefordentalaDdbolp!ta.Jbenefita. Tbenila
prior\ty. l}'ltem in determlni.Uoa ol tratment. For holplllzation
in VA bolpitals, top pr{ortty il gtvm to tbole veta who need but·
mmt for -.n injury or 1 diseue tblt wu eltbt'r brought about or
m1de went by milltary Knke. Next priority falll to thole veta
==~~=::~~a==".,!{::!::
The lilt priority &01!1 to to tbe veteu who wu not dischlraed
Cora dillbility, yft nH!dl butmentfora non-cemceeoonected
diubWty. For butment to be pnwkk!d fdr the vetenn ol the,
lilt eatqory, holpitallutioo rm»t be euenllll. proof must be
provided be eannot afford private care elsewbere, aDd the-e
m1111t be room ror bim in the bolpital U emerteDCY~
tapitaliu.Uon 11 Slefltial, the veteran'• doctor or ~~XneCne
repre~mtin& the vdenn hal toCIII the YAholpital beforehand.
;or
R:v~~:_~crenau ~II«YYcee DK'5IIr)'
vetenns
who need dental tra~t for la"rice connected
.
wlt.b~ <:l_!
VeteriDI who ~M~eJ dental tratment for lef'rice. connected
probkml ean obtii.D care any time, aDd 11 m1ny treatments 11
Deee~AlY· Ot.berwlse, veterJUII
have ooe yeu aflel" dilclJutce
fromaerricetoapply for dental treatment; aDdtbeuamiDitkJn
::-~um~:;.~•==-::~~;:
deled& dilcovered were either cauaed by or flll"tber agnvated
by t1me 1o lbeMI"Vke. AllotbecoodiUonbad toailta t tbetime
t1~fnwtlla'Vke.
Alpha Pbi_Jog..·tbon,10AM·2 PM ISol. Bootb-UCl
Unt.. Film Soc. Movie; THE CHASE, 7 6 1:15PM l P'rolfam
BlnquetRm., UCI
UAB Ykleo, ROBERT KLEIN COMEDY, 1- 10 PM CComm. R.,
UCl
UABCrea.UveArti,ARTISFORYOU, 1-10 PM 1125 A·B, UCl
UAB CH; FEI'M'ON ROBINSON BLUES BAND, t-11 PM (Coffeeboule, UCl
Wedaelday,Fflon~arytl
BultdbaU, Green Bay ITI
Alpha Phi Jo&..·thon, IOAM~2PM (Sol. Booth-UCl
UAB CH; FENTON ROBINSON BLUES BAND, t-11 PM !Col·
feeboule, UCl
'11uan4ay, - FtbnaaryU
UAB Movie; PAINT YOUR WAGON,B:3061:30PM (Prop'am
Banquet Rm., UCl
AlphaPhiJOS..·thon,10AM·2PM ISoiBootb-UCl _,
UAB Counes 6 Seminars: Dbco Dandn&, 7-1 PM IWrf&bt L.,
UC)
~~~~~:!m~!~. :~~~~~ck.u.
Univ. WrltenPoetryReacJlna,H:30PM1125A·B UC)•
Pnly.Sims Hall Polb Patty, B:IIHl :30 PM l AC)
RHCCH ; SCOTr NEUBERT., t-11 PM IDCl
UAB CH ; FENTON ROBlNSON BLUES BAND, f.U,PJD CCol·
f~,UCl
.
..--
~
Minority l~tl, are by dellniUon, a •mall group ol In·
dividuals with 1imilar race and cultu:rel on • tamput that ll
white. B«<i~~~e we are • una1l group contained by a Larser
group we 10rr1eUmet vie. indlvidur!l e:xpreuion less Important
than group exprealon. This can be both Bood and bad. Oroup
expres:slcm suich u AIRO, BSC. and Wine PI! Phi have
th!e:
~~~ev!:~ ~u.:!eUWSP,
:.~.~
American Week and Black Culture W~ done a great deal
!:':a::~~=~~t~~===i~~
oepttve. !kif reaUuU. m111t become tbe building blocks of
minority exprftllon. We u miDorlty 1tudentl have a IOdal
obltgatlon to teach otben about our cultures but
,lhou.ld
thil
=~~~~m=.-::e~:~~~~!~u~~~
priority pressurea of "othen" to obtain sdf·reall:.at lon.
F ina lly minority 1tuderats need lf'OUP ex preulon. We mutt
have group priorities, but not at the expense of the initial 1m·
peratlve orad! expression.
O.n Jeue ol Stevent Potnt ls
anotherswimmertowatcblDboththe
lndM dual medley and bteutatroke.
EarUer th1l seuon he shattered the
Dlbre:utalnlbrecordol2:1Uwltb
a slulln&2:15.tperformance.
swim m.eef
Eau · Clalreiaaa~
favorite to win Ita sixth stn.ICbt
Wilcoaaia Sllite UDiven.lty Confermoe nriDunbll cbampk:JMbtp thia
weekend: a I Whitewater.
HUNTER'S CORNER
HAS JUST PURCHASED A
TRUCK LOAD OF SKI EQUIPMENT
YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO BUY
. AT THESE PRICES
Spaulding Skis
and
·Cober Boots
From 40% to 50% Off
All Ski Clothing
30o/o Off
j
HUNTERS' CORNfR
DOWNTOWN STEVENS POINT
Two Great Pre-Semon Speciak from
at UNBELIEVABLE Savings!
gltane
CMc• ..................., ......
gran sport luxe
Snyder M_VP
8y11mPta..One way to win a gi rl' I f~ld hoc.key
pme Is tosc«e.more polnlllhan the
oppoaingteam, Toscoremorepoint.l
youmustholdlbt~l tlontoufew
points u paulble. Thil can only ~
donebya hi&ftlytalentedplle. Bet·
'll.·een UWSP'1 nne IINIIe and !nOll
valuable pt.lytt Karen &lyder and
the KOrirtg of Judi Adlm&ki, the
girl's Fidd Hockey team displayed
.......
a n n«UftliiG-3-l~ lortheir
Reg. Price '159"
SPECIAL PRICE
$12995
This Is the I«''nd CC~D~KUtlve year
the tum hu voted Snytkr "MOlt
Valwroble:Playtr"lnheT iouryearsu
ag011ieatUWSP.
And now save eve.n more. Bring in your
Student I.D. and $10 will be deducted from these
already low special prices through February 25th •
s. ... pnces good thru March 31
~E~~
,..., HOSTEL SHOPPE
Coleh N1ncy P11e II ollhe opinion
that Snydu" came UlfOulh with "consiltmtly good pjaf lhrou&hout the
suson." lnthealxteenpmetplayed
:r;"~lx~~li ~%*r~~~S~
~~34pointaa¥1nsttheir
r:~
,;;: :n '~m ':-~ ~=
·s nyder enrc:IH ba' athltlk: tlle:ntl
in &irl's track-the two mile Indoor
andthreemUeoutdoor.
Next field hockey auson Snyder
will be an aultanl eoach and then
graduate in December.
After
gradultion Snyder will play for the
Fn Rive!" Valley team.
,;;~=~~~~em~=~~
Snyder. ''Thlt"aaboutaUiean aay. I
am not wry &ood at that aort of·
stulf." Tbe Pointer ~tulatel
~.:~~!r~~~ood at
~
Paplt F....,...Jm
Ana ·~C:.Itare
I
.
International Students Share Cultural Wealth
;~~~Jvo:'tta~
c:ooktd iD tomato paste, and from
Gbua, Plantain ~ttia, small
k:le,ta~~
rc!: ~~:fee(!:
a.tmeal. From-lraD·wu F'l!lHrl.}en,
amaU meatballs cooked in a Auce o1
IJ'OUI'Idwa.lnuts,tomatopute,crart-
bm'y juice and lemon juice. Japt.n
by Tori-terb'aki
IChid.enteriyat.l ).
The Vtetnamese t tudents contributed VIetnamese slaw, a salad
much like American slaw, but with
chicken and peanuts added. Gef.
many contributed dessert ln the form
ol Apl~K~.~e.btn, orappleealte.
was represented
The entertainment, wbicb bekl to
the themeol cultural divenity, bqan
tiuing the dessert when Ot. John
=~:i=)'~:gpj~
dussed in lraditiooal Scotti&b garb.
Another faculty~- Or. DattieJ
-Kortmhmp of
the
PsycholOSY
department, demonstrated some
movementa ol 1"ai<hi Chuan, a
OrlneR martial ut, and talked 011 its
t h· WIIIIa m ,\ l ad~t'n
.Madam~ Butterfly by Giacomo
Puccini. staaed by Boris Goldovl.lcy
and presented In Quandt Field Hause
last friday evmin&. wu for the ndol
part an enjoya~ evening ol realiltlc
musicallheater.
One usuaUy doesa't see opera~
days de-void ol " traditional" openMc
=~~rin~!~~i~~ ~o~do~~
lf'QUpe has 101\1 been famous for
bein& the exception to this rule and,
with a few exceptions, pv~ a fine
performance 01 one 01 ~ ·· ndol
be:Jowdworb.
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Un t'ebruary 22. 23, and 24, UAit
(.;Clff~ wUI preset~t one of ita
bnt entertain"tent inthe lotlTlftlf'f''li
selection when it bring& t·~nton
Kobi11100 to you. ·llt- )'ill be 11\aring
hili;,_muslc int hi!UCCOifee~rrom
uamto tl pm .
t'enton Kobln1011 haa been a ar.a r
for tweniJ ynrs on Jhe black ' thltlin
CORDS
LARGE GROUP
SUMMER
SHORTS AND
tlwn inl'hka&o. In the last rewy~an.
he' l brgua \O wla cwrr a wh!Me new
ASSORTED COLORS 6 STYLES
SWIMWEAR
audience In ckml and on college
campwes ICfDU the COWitl')'. ll iJ
recordl have been CGn~lit~nl hill
with blal-k fanl . and acc:lalmtd by
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world. V~t
t'entonhiJ never beencontenttoatay
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&eoBnphically.
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Opera Star Reveals li-f e on Tour -
(~~:~~:=Ysi~ve been~
reeonkd by oc.hn' oulltaDdine blue~
sincers. sud:l u Elvin Bishop, eric
lklrdon. Albert Klns. Magie Belland
Charlel Nuuelwhite. His areattf'
r~o&nillon came in 1957 with
' I'·
..Somebody loan me a Dime.·· It sold_
1~000
eopies in Chieago alone, and
hu~redsolthousands more in the
venions by SOl. Staggs and Duant>
Allman.
Wilh Chicago u his home base,
l'e nton ttill se~rc hn for nev.·
challengei. He's toured the country
wilh Charlie MU~~elwhlt e, and recorded a new album !hat has I"K'tivcd
rave l'ftponse from ye-t another
a!Kiience. tl'le young blues and rock
fa ~.
Nail·. havinR lvnqut'«'CCtht>
Southern blues circuli ;and thr
t.111l•agod ubs, ht's bfoauntnmakchl!i
markin a brand~· tl"ni t or}':
fesllvals.~halla.aOOcolt~e
I
cam~ .
University Film Society
Presents
MARLON BRANDO
ANo ·- -
ROBERT REDFORD
IN
THE CHASE
I
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Directed by Arthur Penn
Also starring Jane Fonda
'Tuesday, February 22
7:00 & 9:15P.M.
I
Film Society presents 'The Chase'
Choice
~~~! u'1~;:~:r:!,:!=~:. proceu
I atand coalf'IXll~ OYm-hdmed and atarUtd by IIMX~ted
'T"ranee:odeDt.
.
,_]
I UMOI: cope with TraDCendeoce in the a bitnet :
Wblt lilt, that I may know It!
1toownotltsname,aolealllt'ho.
'
Or;.~s~~':c.,ma~'d~v~U:~
Nithhog tbe Serpent ol Chl01,labtar the voluptuous,
Brahman, Odin, Bul and Ahun M.uU, an&Jel aDd 1odleta
wtthcutnumber.
nee~~controats me with toom~~ny faees
. J ea_nol'lly
Adxllce, thm ·
''Oiocuth!l dliyWbomyouwWserve. ''
Wby! BecaUMTra~c:anhl"but-COUDteaazlc:<eT
. o!_o: for •1 u.ke • unku lam frqmeated., I ean cl1q to 01111
Avakelnthew~.poUIUna:away-
A vok:elcllooletolisten to A vo&celbatcommaodlmybearinl·
fa~~ belrinl tatimon)' : "A wande:rina Aramean wu my
Avake, tben,addrel&lDime·
Ae•a YlilrMI. Mtul E..,__ .w.aJ adl.....
U.ten, lanel, the Lord«arGod lsO...
ACU'MI'turned :
=:==~::.=~~·;··
IDtbekiDelyvutz~~e~olln&Jtude,aplace- ...U.-abcme,
Tbil One I ea.a reoopl&e and perbiJII even loYe •
..,_llAt&a.w.aiEWilenMeleUHMI&m-
..........
v......
Bioaod-
Bekwed&re)'GU0 Lard our God, Kial ol the Universe.
'"n..~~:Wu8ci"!====
Sllema Ybrael. AdGaal EW.na, Adoaalacbad .••
......
Lilted, Iarae!, the Lord II OW" God. the Lord alone.
Roots- A Tree of Life
By Scott Sim pkin•
The embarn.uin&Jy large group ol
people wbo abould read RMU
problbly won't. But if tbey do. they
will ddbUtd)' auume a somewbr!t
alttrtd 1tUtude toward Bilek Hll tory
and the · further delvl.ng into the
aecrell that are hidden In the lnDer
clepthsot'Africa'acolorfulput. 11le
attitude china• are immense once
tbe rader diacoYen tbe terror and
pain the abduclld tlllvs were 11Jb.
Haleyadmltl tha ttbe dLIJosue!or
molt parts hal beeo c:onsliUclld on
the auumption ol wba t .woWd bave
been saki. rat.be- tba.D wbat wu u.ld
(Oitobvklulf"e;;.J(Q. Hll ... olkal
color rivals thlrol Mark Tnin with
lloes Uke '"Tom," sbe said. " I 'clare
seem Hie muu jel' win' up killln'
=:e=;"~~~.,oln',
man
--
di&a~tedwbmallke~blec:harac·
note that Haley doe.
7 :e
th1J olten in
RMla with no nsullloc disappointment beca~~~e ol his supab
down recreation
tlllve &hlp's
lower plleyl, lined with Wive.
similar tothc!Mwhldilhes.lave.were
chained.
Fdrur)111m Pa&e22 PcPter
•
'::e::
~ I~V~I!ft~i~
Haley, who It a self-tauaht journalist, apmt 12years researcblnC and
writ1111 this unbelievably light and
accurate novel. T1ie Playt..y ~
terviews followed Haley'• recorded
converulion with Mlln Davit, a weU
known Jan trumpeter, and Haley
continued with various other interviews untU he ci'GIItd pa.U. with
Malc:olm X, which ~ to hil fint
book-Th Auloblo& r apby of
)'JakolmX.
Haleybadhtardthettrallleltoriel
rJ! his ancestor ~unta KiDte m.uy
tune. and was •ntrf&ued with the
pouibility ol tracinl back his ancestry to prove or dilprovt what be
had been told 11 a child. In a search
thatcoverfdovtrhllramilllonmlles
aDd endless houri of tedious
-rdllDc throu&h old manulcipll,
HaJey pieced loietbn- what .... is
morept,~e!"
HaM, aplares the total penonaUty
ol eadl ol his main c:baracten and
can drop them and swllclt to the nat
character without the plot milllnc a
beat. u Is surpriltnc tha t he can do
th1l 10 well Iince moll readers are
~
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totally fordp to them. It II odd to
~~-~:h~~~·:.::
===tu:
African people In 1 manner that
grabl the exhausted ruder by the
eyeballs and pla~tb "Read juat one
c:baraderdevdopmeat.
The s rotesque reality that Haley
~!!~t:,..~y~~r:.=~~
people are not awt re of the atrocilie\
cut upon the black race In early
America. n.inp like slave ownen
selliflll tome ol the tlave's ddktml
and brvtal. demeanJ.Dc tnatmmt
le'l'ldla totaUydUferentfteliqtowardllhthomw-fiUfdllve.ofthealave..
HaJey also reveals that It wu not
uncommon ror membul o1 a slave
;:r~r ~':.:! :'t:~t:endJ~
never lee their father beca~~~e he wu
aoldbeforetheirblrth.
Roott is delt.intd to tUt the fOI ol
'lbevlvtddetaUolthel«tloqolthe
novel sllualld in Africa brinp ~
memoriet ol the many worU ol
Robert Rua rk on Alrica'sculture and
beauty that followed after he bad
lllariedtherehimaell. HaMylbeclla
whole new llaht tx1 the once unknown
cultural and reliika beJW..ol tbe
~~~~~~~c:r=:=.
..
briiiJina about a lively d«Krrptlon o1
:;:.~i' =al~ ~
mlrv•Uon to America.
ThoM who
~muand~ol~~
yet remain unmoved are
madeolataae.
~bly
-,
The Wonder of It All
r.-..ry l & l flTPalf't:l .......
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Winter
Friday and Saturday
3·8P.~
Buy any CoCktail Hour -.... .
Drink at reOular price,
.
one
Announcing the 1st Annual
"Heahhy Living" Essay Contest
PRIZES OF $3000, $2000, $1 000
P~:~t your thought~, feelings, or experiences re·
fating to drinking, sexuality, stress, coping, nu·
tritlon, or physical fitness Into essay, fiction, or
form (250 words maximum). Theme should
the effect' of personal and social behaVIor
on the development of the productive, selfdirected, self-enhancing Individual. Entries should be sent to: Director Hyer Hall
or
Lab 304 c.c.
/lf<PJND 111E
'vJ~LD
lltEY AR.E
. RECO(jN\'ZED AS ll1E v-.,tRLDS <5RcAn;:ST'11iEY ~RE B.DQI , 'BEEn\CNf:N , ,AND . . . .
~ 1t1Juce. Jlxe&it]CB~ ~ ~
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