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Rock climbers scale the
-Coffeehouse wa/.1 as part ··
of Outdoor $ymposium
- Legislatures 'fear
mar~juaha bill, .
··· News .·
LSD eyes the
Governorship, · ·
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Wievel' previews
.NCAA tourname~,
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-:-.-· Sports
March 1i., 1977
Off-campus 15'
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octivoting atmosphere
T• lhP...I.n',
~':..:!::07~-=~
I'HCIUiil.bead•U.IIKt.ollucweeb
Pola&,r, l felt•til!cellldiec«afortlllet:lll.·
bern.-=- creep biUI 1117 smUt lad
llnalll!l ulnmltia. ll m\11.1. "-"'been the
pl\n.lft"PicbtS.ek"alld "pvta~
lntbeproflt 17tlelala- leU1woop."
Mo-t aboppen daa't walk lato lbe co-op
with U..t 1111' ol II&AMI"' alllliD Ia
.....
elections com ing
T•ta.eP iilokr.
We'" J-;t pNMd tbl: mid-Una ~~~art! Ia
lhil-ater. Wbttber,..al.ibitoriiOI
TheiiUIIa•lrtaallll.bel......... lblll
ltiloutladeslr01e~~pila.IINa,bullblltll
pi'O'flclft I fll'!:e fw llldiridual !.
Wlhlernenttndc: .... th<ltylal'lllllliqthe
IIOnl!'"" ndthatltlsiMIIflborhoodnn·
tunelmaQyptOplewortlllll lOCether. Tbe
tbeendollhil-illaaiJIIt. R~IItralloft
ilnot f.ra way. Withltc:omaelel::tlonl for
Stu6tllt Govmunent.ll doe:ln'tlook like
lherearaJoln&tobeiiJNr lh-.hatttrint
.._lhilllaw!lrouadorsoltappean.
!At"t r..ce It, eYn)' .,_rtmtllt.. Ia ..-trY
t'oll~~ hu ita lnlublaandpitfaUa. A ICilol
wblc:bareaoh-ablewltbaUttlebtlp. n.t•t
Jrilurtb'l~llt.beltor.il-.
duc:in 10 Mriallalenctlom. T1MiaC1l•IUn
oiiJ'duiliiiCIDd._IPinl_"l food, IDd
elmalalllalllatbettort',da m-tba.a
.. .,.. 1 fffWcSallan, U. 11111""-"' tllo
-oltbeblc~S~tGowtrllrMat
~-doHr iObow_.loodamato
.... lllatitut..s..Wajlatwtilttd)'tiUIOk.-
" 're intft'ftted . Student G<wtmmmt, ••
lhlnkil'l lb!Juttlmall ia metoyou l
AllhouJh mo-t food Mid II lbe c:o-op
woukibel«med ' Niurll', thereaftlbo
mmm~l. prtpac:bJed foods, beca-
M k• niD•.,.-el'
.,__., I Till I s.rn'"
tbe~wlahalac:.atertom-.tMeda.So
daa' tlllillllyou!lal••tobeara..tq
IOdalb t 10 .... u-...tM c:o-op .. , ..
....,._ loiJ'rtkipetl Ia lbt!Tattp.
boriloodfoodatwt.
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time to come together
Ctiii CIIMU.
TatHP.-~a,
The rete~~lletl«totbe P~.-tli!C
IIIII !be uaeeedldaBII panbl ""'"' by
illeg!timote pardon
P'lw.ldefttCarttrtotbeYietftlmtradnfl
reallten •as• al.lp Ia the flt'e for tboM
-Qolllltf..._.llld I"'II U"' Ia tiMt•ar
lftiD.IP'=IIIIItoma. Tllt"'litaoltbekt·
,..tk ...r.n-.
ltfiGu&btU.artk,.abautU.Pardoalll
=~~~~m•A . Timltaw'}l..
l«iltobeCOIIf,TIIUIItedforuprt~~~lniiO
du rl)i U opinion tlult lpPIIrmUy 1 num ·
ltpnlt four J'-..IIIIIU.A!r F - 111
Aftnll -~
btrolper~C~~Wbold.
Bul i t ll~tomt•hyC.rtlof'IIC•
'*nben IMded wltll Mmb. ud tboer
cam• t.c:t -Pb'· na .._. pkturaot
tloaillaterpreledillth.atway. Hebl-lf
bUll !IMt I !lint. lmptliell
-ethll!IOJT\Ifll.hedlstlnpithed bet·
..nm. .. a..r..
While- -llllt .. dl.ylltat-day
_Jood_
durty
dataaad~wu~ fw
- · butl.beCIIIIItt=pl fOtrWbltw.wcn
cSalniWUII'l
Jlm 'tartSolap ....
wbytboaa ol•wtlowwela......,llllblll
f~ fedU.way . . cSa. lllatbWI: drle.t
..,.nbl"waitlMI WI"'IIIIIword....,._.,.
ptia plk 'aad
U.. wbo thGuCbl tblww
waa ,,.., wen IIIII Jlallty . Nlua •li
~?Vnnliving in the post
~eful proteS1
-tboHwboterYedladtboMwbo
"''""'·-m
BothtbeP•~er lottter iDdC.rtar:sal·
Utuda
'-lllellt •lUI 1117 WI •
dtnlllllliiiJ ollhe - I I and mnol111 o1
U.VIetaamWuera .
r•-lhllrlt. lcSaaootbelleortlhataoJ'
li&nlfkaot-btroltheM~·bo·
oppa.ed the Wtr bllmed the JWI!I mtll
wbodlda~lbednftc:.aU. l !le"lerhurd
UJ'IUdlopiQiolles.,.....byl.be••rilul
JTWplwiUiwbolm I met Ill~ plrt, or
plallllln&a...-loaloldiN~Ioltbe
Wlr In Vlellllm . On U. COIItrlt)', 1 motift
lhalwasollnap!"e~Mdwulhebopeol
'"""'tilclhlldl.oc._ladullad
....., bellrtecl, tlltile aDd JIO(AUeM
:e..~ol-hbraftladobeclltai)'OUIII
In not 1 few caM~. •=-c l.boM •llo oppowdtbtwarwfi"'IJ'ttllll,w retaU,aw
fritlldlolthciM•ho_,.ed. Andllll 1J1.
~~~"•lln&tonotathataneralpuenllwho
lolt-ln \llelllllllhlnoprtUed 1 ~
Serjes 9, Vol. 20, No: 20
LSD has vested in!erest-.in governorship
Financial Aids frustrated by HEW law
- Marllqan~ bill ·lnflm_ldates
City Elections to be. held April 5
H)~~';r7~dection lor city government positions is alated for TUesday.
April 5. Voters will choose seven
•lderman, Comptroller-Treasurer,
City (.'lerk, City Attorney, and three
schoolboo rd appointmenl$.
•wants
.!.":.:fon\~r; ~-=~~~~=
will be choKn. By definition
these are wn rlb 1.3,5,7,9,11 and 13.
Portioosolthe3rd, 7th and tt thWa r-
dsarelocatedonthecampus. The7th
Ward C'OI\tain~ Sctuneeckle •nd Baldwin Hall : t lth Ward lncludel WaiiOn,
Burroughs, TbOinpaoo and _KnuiSOn
!lalla. And the :Jni Ward, UIC\udln&
Hansen and Neale HaU, hat acc:ording to the city clerk the lar&f:ll
nu1':;~ot1 !!~:d_ll~;;::!,~b!:
m1n.
1756 Cbun:':h St. and Gloria
SchulU 1101 Smith St. are awn·
peting.•Schultt.isontheticket forthe
first time u a clly otndal ln.tbe
past she •·u ac:th•e on the nowddunct Rtdev~meat Authority
which appropriated aovernment
funds for public procram1. The lD·
cumbent, Haberman, Ia presenUy en·
dinghisfioJ,tenn. HeisChainnanol
the Personnel' Committee and is also
a memberollbe Jo'lnanceComm . The
Penonnel Comm. deals with em-,
ployte salariH. beneflls a nd
negoUattons.
3nl Ward nominees are Pamela
H.eo.r.·ey, 20N Clark Sl. and J a mes T.
Dunn, 1625 East Aile, DuM ukt he
was interaled lD the .employee
. &J"Oil'lh raleolSentry Insurance, on«
il has moved to lhe new complex. Ue
said that Sentry has not indicated
exactly bbw many families the com·
pany will reloca te in the Stevel'llli
Point orea. And that It could result In
a shortaKe ol housing .andrpl!bllc
school facilities.
Dunn"• opposition, Pamela Rewey ,
Is Chairwomen of the PIW'tage Coun ty
Commission on Women, and 11 also
involved with the l.eague ol Women
Voters. AI a membef' of the St. Pt.
Transit Advisof"y Comm. •,H.ewey ex·
plllint-G &he supports a bul 1ystem
which woukt entail ··,torage and
mainttnant'e facilities , fourao minute
routes. aDd the allowance that PAB·
CO be &iven the management con·
tractf~Katleastthefirstyear."
The 5th Ward Us only one an-
~~-~~ri::rn::"~l1=~:!~if~
il active on the Personnel Comm..
Joint Building Comm. for Schools and
the Overall Economic Development
Plan Comm .
Miller has almost
reacbedthestatusolaseniorCouncil
~~~=r~~:i~~t~~!:~~r:~·
In the 7th Ward thll alderman •
po5ition Is sought by Leo Mancheskl
ol609 Unkln St. and incumbant Alfred
Lewandolll·ski, l60114thSt.
Leo Mancheski, ' now reti red , is
hopina to gain back a seat in local
=~~~~~~o,;~~~:;
finn . Be!on that, however he noted.
hewuinvolvedincityaHalrsfor:ZO
years. AI tlult time he had been on
R~~eral committ«t, ~~o·hich include II
years on the Parks and Playground
Comm.
!'tta~l .uld he had
helped pbn the expansion of Bukolt
and Iverson Parts.
Jncumbant ,Alfred Lewandowski
has been servin& as alderman !Of'
e•ght years He is current!) the
Clerk o1 Courts ol Porta&e County"
and has held the seat fiK the past 21
years. He is also a member of .the
Publk Proeection Comm; Lt-wan·
dowskl .uld- there
many im·
port.ant luues be wanll to &ee com·
l)lded in the oextterm. One problem,
he &l ied, waa the parking area shoe-·
tage ol the 7th Ward. LewaMowski il
partly responsible. fiK the renovation
of North 2nd St. which will be com·
pleted this year. and Union Street,
whkh iJ expected to be finished by
the thorou&hwa )'l ha''e bftn com·
pleted u planntCI and hopes more
s treet& will follow .
The llthWardisaJsounopposedb)'
incumbent WilliamS. Nuck. 3209 Me·
C\.illochSt. Nuckisomemberofthe
Board of Public Works as ~~o•cll as !he
Public Prot«tion Comm. The s prmg
elcctionwillbeNutk's 5«1>ndterm..
Each alderman will serve a two
~~:~. 'i~ ~~~~n::~Jt~~ r~~wr.:d
areas follovo"': lfdWard. Emerson
School : s thWa rd.JdferHnSchool:
7th Ward, City F'ire Station •. 1?01
f'T'anlilln St; 9th Ward, KC Bu•ldif\1
on w Clark St.: 11th W1rd, Peach
Luthfnn Center. 200 Vincent Court
and 13th Ward is at the Armory
buildingonJclfrrHnSI.
.
Tbrte School Board stall w1ll also
be appointed pmdin& the April ~
elrctlon. 11wse include . two c•I Y
positions and ooe outlylll& a rea
position. The t~~o-o unoppoRd city
chain are sought by Marvin H.
In Ole 11th Ward Jack-E. Goudreau.
Clark St.,ls challenging in157
cumbent John f'a blsiak. Goudreau,
who haJ no pc-evlous history in a rea
polit\cl, says he'• on the ticket
b«ausethe9thWardhasnotbeen
fully r:eprt:Sented by thelocumbc~t .
Goudrea.u Is a .ules representattve
fOf' the Northwf!Stem Cmmetlcs Co.
t-'abi&iak now endi nf his first term is
a member of the J oint Building
Comm. fOf' Schools a5 well as the
•t..cgl.slativeComm.
.
Representing the lith Ward is in·
cum ben t Nick Jellch, 817 Second St .
North. The unopposed Alderman will
be&in his 4th term after the sprin&
electkln. Jelich bas been on the
Board of Public Worits for &ix yeal"'
and Is also on the ' J oint Building
Comm . for Scbools. Last year he was
Chairman ol the Finance Comm.
J dich noted that his primary aim in
the Northside of town ill to extend
some of the &!reels. He u.id some ol
~~~ J:::~~-. a'!:~~~~.r ~~~
Poin t and Pa tricia Ma ble, Houte 5.
Hox215,Steven5 Point. Theoull}'ing
sea t on the ~hool board l't'J)rt~tnta
the VIllages ol Plover and Whitin&,
and towns ol Buena VIsta. Grant and
Stocton.
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Voter registration for the sprirc
el«tiQJ'I may be filed atlhe offu at
cityclerkthrough!'tlarth23. oron\he
dayoftheelec:tionsatthePolls. Absentee BaUollare available b}'to~~o­
tactinatheCilyCierk.
The thrft council ~eats, ....-hkb str·
11e a four yea r term , ~~o·m ruo un-
=e,..~&r~~lia~~~=
since 1912; Pbyllis Wl:snle..-V.i.C'IIr
~~t~=yas~nce~~~- Moitp-
Funding Increase
•·ere
'"'·w.
Navarro, 300!1 Belke St. and BI'IIC't
Davidson, fi l l Lindbergh.
Two ca ndidates are K'Cking the
UWSP hu received approvll to fill
19 new pos.IUons next fall to ac·
comodate an &ntkl.pated mrollmmt
...,.....
Chance:IJor Lee DreyfUI, speaklna
Thut'lday ·to the UWSP Faculty
Senate, announced he had recetved
infonnation on W«lnesday the UW
Board of Reaents' Cfll tral ad·
min l& tra tlon had revi&ed the
allocation ol new teaching and non-
teachingpostsfromelght tolt.
Last month, the univenlty was In·
formed that it probably would be
recelvlng$363,000\naddltlonalfun·
ding because ol the enr1>Ument In·
crease that was logged last fall and
the continued growth expected lhb
~~~ ~na~y:~~~ =e~=
Patric:t Lucey.
There are sllpula tillDI on how the
fwl(\s ca n be 1pent becluse new
posltiOI'II are tl&}ltly rtaulated.
Dreyfus .ukl the money mnainlng
aller the new .ularies are bud&eted
~n:':w-~~~l~e~~ 1:
1
thelutfewyears.
Tbe po5iUonsare not expected to be
permanent because the enrollment
isn't expected toholdthehlgh Ieveli
tow bleb II cwnntly Ia headed.
IEYADLY CHEAP
YOU ONLY fRACTION S Of A PENNY TO LISTEN
BEST IN ALB UM ORIENHO ROCIC MUSIC, 2'0 ·
BY SIMPLY TURNING YOUR fM
A DAY
TURN IT UP A BJT, SIT
· ··c,o.o··c. ··:,·: : : . c~~RIH~~E y~~~t~
n!uoN,
WE 'RE STR IVIN G TO BRING
MOST PROfESSIONAL MUSICAL
YOU'VE EYER HEARD. SO
ON . THE ALBUM STATION.
ON NIGHTLY TILL TWO .
Additional laser equipmen t Ifill be
purch.ued by the Unlvenlty FOWlclition, Inc., DreyfUI a~ fer
inltallation In the laser laboratory ill
the beaement ol the Science BuildirJI,
New medical rflleUdJ and treatment
is to be underta;ken there and dttaill
are to be announetd 1000.
In action by the aen~tors, sll
proviaions ol the ea rl ier impo5td
enrc>llment appUeaUon llm itsUons
baud on h1&h achool acadrmic 1'«01"
dl were lifted at the recommrndatiOII
ol ~everl l commllt«t: Last month
when It appeared the university
would be reeeiYin& extra funding lor
an lnttUM "In the 1iu of the studtll!
=·p'::J'c~:tocanc:elthe "hoids
nil ae:naton also made plal'll to
provide Input on hurlnp to be htld
In Madlson thla 1prin8 on fac:ull)'
.u~rl:.e,_rnattft'I,Oreyfustoldtht
&mators that he recently returned
from AtiUN where he gained •
formation about Natl¥e Amerirll
protraml
In "prepa ration ~or
enlar&in& UWSP'I academic~
to the numenJUI Indian commlllllliel
inthlaao:UonolthecounlrY- Strftlll
Polnl'a ca.mpul cun-ently has 57
Native American &\UdMII.
· Point SGA sole survivor in UW-System
BJPMIOa•p
Lutyar'l ltudmt ~el«~ben s t Point turned out a whop.
PDc 51 pel' cent fl tbe atudent
tloa. Witb tbat fiiUre,
LIUoa CW'f'elltly Uftder ~
tioo iD Kldilorl eoWd make
steveaa Point the ocd)' camp&~~ in the
that could CGitiftue acUve
.
=
:C::
• S..te~... clelicMd to
darif)' the students' role ill tetf.
~&Dddeftoeeertaiotey
tbe CJri1iDa.1 Meratr Law
wbldt were felt to be amtJiluoul.
Tbe bill caBid (9r "'acti" par·
tenu frcm
tidi:JI;tioa... IDevery~Nc•ol
dedaka-matiag". Duly-elected ol·
Rdall .would br.ve caotrol OYer
allocaUonl ol hmdl for Wliienit)' Ktlvtde& as well as ''primary rwpaalibalty" for fCJnDaUao ol poUcy &Dd
Nlel, IUbjKt to ' •pproval by the
Board ol. Recent..
S.cken ol the bill, wb&eb was
autbond by United CouDd! and IDb"ocUeed by Stolte Se:alltor Gary
Wbent .Ued to comment on the
lsaue, Chancellor Drey'fu waa
.omewhlt helltant uyln& he was
waitine for more lniOI'mlltloD. 'Jbe
Ol&neeJJar did NY bowever thlt be
would 10 •lonl w!tb a rtGJcUoa ol hit
.
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liD ~tare·· ~tioa aad
Rena ue CommUIH. Sludeat
represntaUl'n includinJ BWI
Wfi&b" UC President, &lid Jim
Ea&oD, Student · Government
Pret.idmt bere, ledtbenpt fora
........
ltnaeer' lludeml Yoke iD kc:lsLittve
A problem
.,.e. wbea
SPBAC
Other
c ommittee
members
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tblnkWeeanfundtban•tall."
v~~~. •••• .OJIPOI~
r=..::.~ldJ uoo
..
membentup Is
Ot.bermembenwt:r~Jolfonaootbtt'
ta.aprlt c:la.lmlai the oven.U
....... """'"" .- -
budrlet
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c:ontroveny as SPBAC memben batUed. tbe pro1 "a..! c:«<S o( fundinl a
!.~~ ~~~~~=:
::;'~!.~· ......,.....,.. '""
Kalhy Robn1l poin ted out that the
C~~iv::: ;:.~~o-~~ ~~
neeclecl solid Onandal
dtrtoiW"Vive_.
__ support -'n or- ·
~
Student
Lerlctby delibenlioD finiUy led to
u.:UOC:.Uon ot ,... nu.,.. atoo
~~
::rc:~u:..,=~
r:.~::-.~~·t.~tr:· ptflpOMdul&riedpamua..
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=-to-:n~~.tber
SPBAC bucfeet recommeaclaUom
dlutisCied with Ita allocatlon will
IDUit JO before lbe
ba.wac:haDCetoairallpievanc:ent
Co.enmeat AalodaUoa ISGAJ for
tbe SGA mee.thl&l
Detailed
a pprowal. Aay · oraaalutlon · ~- ol the bel.tinc datel may
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beobtainedbyc:ontac:tiftlthalofrlc:e.
S..: ,.
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WANTED:
TB.ElHON CHAIRPERSON
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~:r,:,::,...~"::!: -Open to any male or female
.......
-com
I
lon
;::.~~:;."::=; .
muncat sMajor
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CUlture Wee&andotheraped.al .,....
t.. Mille Bury ei.JilWMd
rekal>
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-Work with communHy & campus for
. worthwhile project
·~:.,'::!:~~~ , -3 credits of Communications 499
~·~.=-.!:'!, -Applications can be picked up In
Budget was the last mallet o(
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Comm. Office
stJin&eat with tbe Cbeerleaden and
Philolophy club. Tbele two Jr'OLI~
::.'~n:t=t::SJ:~C::~
n.e
Bud&et at M22S.
fundi c:ovtt
s.alariedStudmiGovernmeat~
00
~AI~ph~a-P~h~I~O:"'m>O'egoca"":"'IS. re~b""u~lld~ln"'g...on
.....t~h;ii;e"~
Stevens Point campus. We are a group
dedicated to the principles of Leadership, .Friendship and Service. We are
a coed orgarliiation so everyone ls
welcome, women and men alike. All
members and those interested should
attend the organiZational meeting
March 23, 7:00 p.m., in the Red Room
in U.C.
Again all are welcome
APPLY NOW'. '·
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Step into sprii1Q time.
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Clr'IIIU
'"'·a
SHIPPY SHOES w"i~
~ n.tm
Paces
r-.
Sci ence· Environment
~~The an~wer
Hy&rbP'IIJdlel
Ben WoUT il an intense, ~.
ldt'tltiriC IOt1 wilh bom rimmed
&Jasws and blu(!jeans who wants to
ra lseYQ.Urconsc:i~. Hewantllto
1
tell you about &etlin& tnerJY from
windmills.
Jo"or a few yean DOW, Woi.U has
been c:huing the ptrlect bt.it eiiiSive
~nd=~J"crw~=. ~!:~
bllcted by R. Buc£minstn- Fulla' and
loeated In Mukwonago tBox m,
Reutd l ne.r Milwaukee.
Ouring .hb slide-illustnted talk ol
Wednesday
during
Ene r gy
Awa r enas Week, Wolrt talked
knowled&eably about aerodyni.mk:s,
aenenton, aoUdity r~lil» and tip
sp«ds. Al-the outset of the J)f'tSen·
tation,hctoldusthat ratherthantust
oplainina the mechanics o1 wlnd~~JIO'o'"ft",hewantedtosbow
now the windmill
Ene'9Y week....
is blowing in -the Wind;.. ~~
rid us ol the
..plua·lft.tbe-waU" synd.ron:te. This is
the bellft that all energy tomes fnNn
thesocketlnthewaii. Healsopointed
out bow m~M:ti beUtr it would be to
have a deceatnliud IOUl"Ce ol
~-er-unJike Arab oil He visualius
a patchwort ol sun, wind and water
powered energy lhat fol lows the
tco)ogk.llprindplewhichstatesthot
with divrnlty comes stabilit)l. He
allo hinted that the solution to our
energy Pf"'b'ems m!J.ht invol ve more
lhanaaubltituteiOUrt"e,butachange
lnourwla yol thinkingandlivln&.
WoiH demonllrated
that
thrOIJihout history windmills were a
prudut't ol matftials II hand, mtriY
needed and sophistication o1 the
buUder. In the Oute:h windmills, the
parts were handCrafted of wood and
their design was modified over the
e:enturiel by the millen who built
~kt
tnem. More recently. in developing
countries. wind mills a re made ol
splitoildrum~mountedona tower,
oil drums ~ing a common material.
llereint heUnitedStateswindmills
voere de\•eioped in the 1800's, first to
pump water, and later, espedaUy In
tht
1920'silnd:ll's, toprovkSel!'l~
lf.:~·~:~;~~!!=r:~~::~~
number olwindmilla y,·oritlng today If
~ra,~~~~~~~=t~
to=~f~t~~m:~c!:J
being built in people's bae:ltyards.
'lbey are not yl!'t capable ol pnvkting
all the pcrtro"tf" needed and ~altdowns
ilre frequent, so Ike multitude ol
designs are more or experimental
benefll.
There is a device callf;d 1 syn-
.~-
~S!r ~,r:~:a ':~~~~-~ :
dmllls at tea, on m(IU.ota ln tops al!d
other windy plae:es have bftn
s uuested.
, Allhe moment tbe return on an in·
vestment ol ·~ bomNiled windmill
probably wouldn't be u good. Woll(
bellevea, u in about three yun Uy
that tim& a federally sponsored tOm·
petition lbould product! some dl'pnl ·
dable, effle:ienland economical wind·
milts.
. Solar energy fe~sible hut imperfeCt
By Greq Qrl~·skl
As national priorities begin
to
co~':a:l, .::ua~~lf:seCX:~ =
· c~e With I~ ensuing mergy
cr1111, so do the hves oft'-e invoh·ed
with resea~h in alternative
the lndustry'a major prtlblems. Most
storage unill now ~Atilite roe:lts for
t-t relentiob, but their effie~· is
energy
~- Tom Melay is one IUth Pft"•
notoverwhdmln&.
As part of the Environment.al Coun-
~~~~:~~~f ~r:v::.~.t~~e
a
Moalofbis40minulet.alk- •u an ·
e-xplanation of the bulc types ofiOlar
heat • colle.=ti"' devkes. Without
bog.hng the minds of his audience
wl~h te.=hnlcal language, Meloy
br1efly described the two 11'11»1 «~m ·
~ methods ol IOlar en«gy col.lec·
-
met~.t):o,v~ 1 ~ .~: 1 ';5 •
the sun's IleaC Into musive ~rete
wa lls. In Wisconsin, M~oy said. th1a
would neceuit.ate buiktinc one's
home with amaU windows on the'*"
th and I'I"NI sides o1 the house to
redue:eheat lou. TheJOUthandeast
wallswouidhaveto bemacleofaolid
concrete
retaiD aad radiate the
IWI'I mergy. Uvina In auc:h an ene:loaed cublde would probably save
to
.
Meloy recommended that before
anyone ln"Yell In IO!ar heating
device~ ror home use. that monty
ahould rtnt be spent on maximum
• home lnsulalkxl. He abo confeswcl
that m011 sola r devices de\"tlopfd
~:~~ ~~e~IO!e": u!~=!ri~.
he bas made since tutnlnc-on to solar
enft-ay, cbin& I presentation last
Wednesday eyening in the CNR main
lecturehall.
A nine year veteran of ilfh'afl
me.=hanks and part-time bee keeper
Meloy now woris 11
Jocai
distribu tor fOf" NRG, Inc., a IOiar
::.~:" firm based near l01o1ta City,
Therefore, oneahould ooly think " 1n·
stallircaiOiar heating devke to supple m..,t ~ healln.JJySiem xlread)·
In use.
Meloy e..xpre11ed hope thllt
Congreu wtu 100n pas.t ~1.1!1011
that wouJd financially aid hotnt
owners In Incorporating 10lar ht'allng
unlll Into thei r homes. Last )"ear a
bil l wu dereated thr ough
Tom Nteloy, NRG distributor
have
~methodsandiscalledlhehot­
hne model. It simply cooslsll of a
ga lvinited rectangular shaped box
that contains a #curved piece o1
CODC:'efltrate light ra)'l. The active
methtx:l is very efficie nt for
aeneratln& Intense heat, but Is only
oPenbie on brigbtaunny da)'l,
NRG, Inc. Hils a IOia.r enert,y
c:ollector whle:h combines boUi ot
ltuml num sheet onto 1 centnl due:t
that runs the length of the device
=rrni~h~~~:
=~~~::~ ~~~ ~;~
Heatgeneratedln the..ducte:an~
be ~lown into a atorage unit and
~:!~~ghout
home
a
COO~IonaJ ~lhatltiOUkJ
eoergy CCIIIJ., but ml&ht iiiCffUe
one'a~ for psychia tric help.
The other convenUon~~l method 11
Called the active process. This
one"• home
&i"Vftl
owners 40 percrnl
taa:crt<Jitoa thetlntJt,OOOIJ)fflton
10!ar hNUna: J)'lt.em iRitallatian
CCIIII. For thoae who are JeTiously con·
Jiderinj !he use of solar energy for
home bellini. Meloy 'said th.at can obtain free inlormatton on g~·
ling started by ealllng HUD toll free
a t II00-$23-2ni. The U.S. Energy
Retearcb a Development Ad·
min.lJtraUon &lao U. some printed
materlalavailabletotholewhorall
202-376-4464.
"Energize''- your home
" ' \'kiF:yHUIIn••
The topks on Thursday night of
Energy Awareness' Week"' we re
'" Energy Inside the. Home "
a nd" Public :rranspottatkln." l""iBt
Ortb.lla Doescher ol the UVt'SP Home
Ec Otpt and Joa~ Leonard, ConJU mn- COnsultant o1 WlsconainPublic
Se rv ice. s poke on ··uainJ Appllanccs... Wisdy." Later Mary Ann
S.1rd sp;*e on " Interior Oeaip and
Ener&Y Ua.e" a nd Mary n.ann..ter
diKUSSed ' 'TrlnsJ)ort.arton in Stevens
Poi nt. '.'-Questionl from the audleae:e
, .ere ene:-out"a&ed and numerous
'" = f o r enerl)' conlft"YIIIOD
Mill Doelc:her showed. Jlldes to
e:omplimeot her l«tuu.
P•ce• Marrllu. 1m
P•c.er
·-··
~.·.· ;
...
manner.
She
uidthattutflretcanplay
a role In conaerving ftlerJ)' Ap-
~:::tt~~'=bu~~ ~~~=
taltennot,!ocovertkeaiTducts
Mary Thurmaler ended the
evenina's program by nplaininJt tht
value ol bul ridlnc. She ukl t~t a
bus filled
caPfldty is ewn mort
energy e riic\ent.tha n car poolinlt She
llltnnentk:wled that bUS rldl'rs Sll•·e
twice as mudi fuel than If they · ·rrc-
to
dri~'l·spealter bad m!Kh to off": 011
Ike subject o1 enerl)' conaervat ton.
Lel.'1 hope the public's CONCIOUS~
wu _
railed by the •·t'eii:S
tha.cbUuJ pn:~~ramt.
-- ·cravens- discusses ·interndtio·nal-fore-stry
and "operation Ranchhand."
Operation Ranchhand was the U.S.
10vemmmt'a plan to defoliate the
v;e, Cq'S"Corest hideways. CraVens
sbowed slides or ·the imme'""
destruction to forest and brought
home the sealb.ation of the tremen·
doulleqthofUmetoreplace,Jhetlm-
bu.
This educational and inlerati~
Ialii. was brou.gtft to a close with a
truili"m which can be aoPiied to
everyone-"People you meet, you
"e,:ert!.~~:
to Craven for a perIMI I k>ok in to what to many people Is
a ves-y lmpenonal pla~.
Eco
briefs
· A•loy Mon"'tru coming
~ulhr'opolocjst,Aih!ey
Moot.lp will be amq the many
well-vened speakers
Popula~
at the
Hum&ll Behavior aod
Food Sym"polium beil'l& bdd bert on
::!J~~ine~~~
Uons available fiX' brin&inl the
- ~···
areacheduledu follows: Mar-ch it in
The public will have the opportunity to assist the DNR in
deve)opina: ru1s 1ovemin& the use
and disposal ol PCB'a. The department bas Kbeduled thrft belrinp
next month to consider a propoled administrative ruli" ao•emlq t.be
polychlorinate4 bipheoyll wbictr
widespread eoncem becll~a~e ol the
accumulation in fish. The hellrincs
Milwaukee, March' 14 in La Crosse
andMarchtlinAppleton.
ail~;•!r:~=!t~~
DDT, 8nd are laSed . primarily u
nulds· in ekctric transformers and
ear-cltonbeclluseolthelrchemlcaJ
alabilitY, low cooHuctlvity and ftre
reslitance. Thole cbemieal propertiel · make PCB'• a hazardous environmental I?"Uutant. biecause once
released into the environment they
peralat for lonJ periods of time and
accumulate in the tluues of an! mall.
th.t
Teslinl has shown
high fat fish
apeclea,aucllucup,lall:ettout and
salmon from some waters, accumulate relatively hJ&h Ieveli of
PCB'a, and the public has been 'advil-ed by the state health offiCials to
limit Ita coosumptlon of these 1pecln '
toonemealperweek.
..-lion.
WMkb population In line with food
Sde!:ltists from acroa the nation
...WbeoohaDdtopreseot lhriTviewl
and fmdinp. Mmtap's talk will
cover aootber aspect ol population
s tudy,lhat ol cultural evolution.
Stuckntl a n earn One credit for
partidpe.Unc In this aemlnar. F\1.11
lime studeots can add tbe course
witbout addiUoaal char&e.
Non-
atudeotsmayalteodb)'retilteringat
tbe Extended Servieel olrlce. .There
is ass cbarae for t.beeotireday,$3 for
the ewni.oa pn~~nm aklfte. .,
F\utber details CXI the l)'tnpclllium
or rfCbtratioo can be obtained by
contactlaC Extended Serviots.
"
Chlol appolnlod
Jolm Spinks has been named ctDef
o1 the OfOee ol Endanaered Species·
with the Interior Department's-u.S.·
FishanciWUdlifeServlee.
.
M Chid ol the Endanaered Species
~~=:JI:.':t,rs~=
. :;::-~~~:~~~~==
opera~. and
Federal ald to Slate
~~~bewuappointedasSpecial
Aalslatll to tbeAIIiltaDt Secretary
otlhe Interior for Fiah and W'lkllile
and Parb •here be served W1l.il
bein(namedtohilprsentpo&IUon.. .
Quandt Fieldh'ou.se
$4.50 students, $5:50 non-student, $6.50 day of show
Ticket Ouilets on Campus:
U•ilv•orsltv Center ·
i
Manaaement for fi re, IDllect,
Unlvers.l ty Film Society
Presents:
Kind Hearts
and
·
Coronets
Starring-Sir Alec Guineas,
Dennis Price, Valerie Hobsot;l
Tuesday, ·March 22
Program Banquet Rm.
·
7 & 9:15
. - $1-. 00 .
diJeue and wuthts' ~trol aod
dlmaae b excluded from tbe dear·
cutlinllimltlltiom ld, u are areu
111111:11.1ed for special ·~e p.tr·
poiS ( prairiedlkUnbabitat, ~
tallan:uerswaaatment.etc.l.
Count;., • side Soioums
By Bar~ htc:lld
•
If &lusby Man:b Welthtt'
make~ Uvin&diff.W.twitllyourhouse
01 donn mats, Mothel' Earth News
Almanlc ffCOI'IU!lexls the tradltioMI
Appa~lachlao l'ftlltdy Cot JrUmpY
~ .. .a lta of wUd violet flower~.
. lt's thethou&btlhatcounta.
~ 11 a cwioul mlln Uon south
attbil UmedlCWtbat laW but a
wetk..Tbel:pedeilift~mdm·
u,~t..tandiURihint
anda
oltbelldnlnorderto
recover from
._l'lhcllm.ltellwt it
winters ln. The mlgi;Uon allo aems
to won as a antM~ePreuaot,
Why stay ·out in the heat?
THIS SUMMER
BE COOLl
Live at The .Village
Comfort•Convenience~Lux~ry
Enjoy air conditionilg arwj h refteshi1g pOol
.SUPER SUMMER RATES
NOW ACCEPTING CONTRACTS
FOR SUMMER AND FALL
The Village
301 Michigan Ave. Stevens
341·2120
,. _.. /
'•·
.
Plllii~
--~ People • Pta oeli· j·
Spring B.realf
~-·!
Whe_re...n~ man haso gonebefor~
ByW..... a.a.yjUce
Aadwbrn!arey•a~orSprin&
Bred, bozo! Not
ce lilte ~
Daytou or Fort I.Audmla , I hope. I
What
.~ crashlaa
bore-thoulands.,
bare, tanned bodies, alitherin&
Findar'k!=tJ.~:r:!:t
Why not do somelhlna diffefftt?
Go somepla«: that'a worth wrillna
home about.
I've taken It upon
mysel.fto'el you In on some~ travd
lipl for Sprin& Break. You won 't find
uy ot tbtse places In thole tacky
tnvd foldea. These are really e:xdtial places. For lnlta~. wby not
pto...
.
Wblt C'OWd be more n d tiallhan
speDI6aa ywr Sprina Bruit at the
bottomoltbeAtlanlic<kfto--ten full
days I.D that mysterious IUb.aquaUc
treDc:b between Alriea and North
Amepca. Atlaatill Stuff ollefendl,
rhymes of a ncient murners,
ethereal, deep, a.od betrtwarmin&ly
ina:pemJve. Ys, bold rata: In
Atlantl a bave really aone
~witbtbebotda.
The buic drtu la AtluUI Is, ol
coune. SOIIPDI wet.
AUutil bouts
someol tbe ~~ 'adtinl water •Ports to be found ao~'a wt­
derwater cric*et, u..oderftter lawndarta. and that okt favorite, underwater &blrk,.U.IIe:k. In fact, to the
~ ~i.:=....~teti~~~~
'packitfC your blp,
service,
wrlncina:
calUni
for room
out your Master
Cbatp-it's all one blaadventure.
It's ralher hlrd to Itt 1 decent tan
m AU.ntl&. atnee bla, bad Mr. SUn
can't te~cll hil ltsy-bltay rays down
there. but you ua aquire a lo~y
COitol~alpe.
- As you ml&ht aped, t.bere are a
runber" ol really superb sea.food
restauraotlln AlluUI. AD tbe loc.aJ
seafood~ eat there, 10 you' re aclvlKd
tostayaway.
·
uau&lnatioa, aDd suHtf'in&.. Forone
are advised to fotJet It-here, you
thine, they mix a mean cocktail
:';e~.!~~;~~ir::~i':
tn~on:' ~~~~::J.es).~~
175.000
up-it'a their ftn.ion oe
Dlsaeylaad, called, of 'course,
ldila.lld. Tben!'s all acrt1 ollree mtertainmel'lt there, u WeU u a munopened
berofW«Idfamousrides,suchutbt
Whlplub, tbt Rille-Up-Ywt·Ncalmperialilt-5wlne, the Two-CarCollision, aDd the BWDp·Off·lo-T'beNi&.ht. U tbesearen 'tloyourlikina,
~hl:. ::~t=t!c~~=
&lanc:tS over your
...........
cutin& terrilled
A lot of unkind thlnp hive been
11ldabout Upnda,-butlhe~illn
~~1;-to~~tit?b:
J':t;:!:_!:fpDda...
re:rillt;~
you
llltfoot , . ....
dollars
worth
or
Tbeh are plen\)' of sporta acUvit)es
win at any ol them. You can be sure
that )'OW' tennis opponent wiU have a
million dollar zoom-ann, or that your
bikin& buddy's leas will be worth 6:&
times lhe sugested retail va lue ol
everyt.hlnayouOV!n-
-City
This one's for special tu~.
_mon speclficaiJy, for lbole l"lth
bliNY developed mecbankallicilll.
AU the lnhabitantl of Bklnk City bave
been planned, construc ted , and
,.ired by experts. Girl watehen
Down of Time
Tired of sodety'! Had It up to here
Cont .... pg. 12
L~king for something
spe.cial to do after fr'\
spri~g break?
~
Bermuda Triangle
Sunday & Monday, March 20 & 21
A.Ja
Bil J)addJ kti
bmtel aD
AIDericaD atudaltllo IJ*Id their
. Spritll ltrMU ID Up D . p11cioully
at their GWO eq~B~M. AU reporU ol
bad doiDp lD UpD are U., lies,
lies. ~Dy. there's much more to
tbl s cou a try tbaa · torture ,
HI~
i. former boom-towo,
In t he CoffMhouH
9:00P. M. · 11:00 P.M.
now
ralber-
quiet.- Alta' the bil popu.Litian 0:pklliorr d AUCUII I, ltf5, It became
FM
eq~neertna.
available, but you won't be able to
FREE FROM U.A.B, ~l EVENTS
I
Our only limitations··are
. - th
.
... . . .
·~-=:'i::=tion .lhoukl be ui".
:
nt'\'8'
Whit thlnp
be withoUt ln tbe
the acenery; but also ror the batt.
p1eken, uooellll, and moun.
!.~~ w:t.~ ~ '!vre :S~
:':'~~telnto l"tlativtly
However, the double purpoae of
aibliiUes to thele areu when we uae
~:;~=r~!'~~
i:e~
the chanee to rind answ~ to
5
wildemeu ai'UJ, 11)'1 Simer, mn.
taU. an lmpll~lt confkt: how do ,...e
prtRrVe an area In Ill Nllut'lll ltlte
• while at the ume Ume us.e It ror
rec:ruUonf ACC'Ofdina to Simer
questions llll.e these throu&h
~'k:!:
worluhops , and
=== c:='n~r:.::ir~
Vrry few of \IIICtually know what
'it'sllklltollve In tbewlldemeu for an
attoded amOWit o1 Ume. Sltlinl tn
our safe, warm, suburban SUI'MIWlding.l we view the wiklerneu elthtr
with feellnp of terror and awe, or
wlthaconfidellt"lcouldsurvlvei!l
bad to ~ attitude: an attitude supported by boob and mOviel lite
Dellv~ce. which pit man ap!nst
NllUte.
• peop~ In the
rock climbing
=•
:1d~them=)·~~:z::re!m~
putatedbyJohnMulrftlthusiasta.
~aL""pra~~~~::
~
relevant edue&lkln about what rifed
bid uuae hu on the wilderneu 1s
one CIUM, "-.Simer P'Jtl it, "llhiM
~~ex~u:'i:: "::
~~~.!~'f::,.~~ k·,:!
~~:d d~':d oiSc:~i
howtodolt." Theother e~useisthe
lacSoldellreoranactual inabililyoa
!MOBS), aDd Mr. Peter-Slmer, director of Natloaal OUtdoor Lftdenhip
Scbool iN()U;), proorided tbe mc.t enjoyable parts of tbe l)'lllpoafum in
==-~~':t:a:=
anJUDdtbemil.
vs":a~~~. ~~ ~
~~~- aodlntbe
Thtrt II a mart;ed coatrut bet·
Wf!m the two men. Simer • taU with
:;ruy dWereat perspective, ia a
oa ''Wllde:meu Safely". The
only re~ l aalety factors we hlvt, bt
MJI,aretbeplanninaandjuclgemeftl
we UN both before and dwina a
wilderDeu trip. lncludtcl In lhelt
factors fa the elemftlt o1 1UI!uclt.
Whenaotnalnto the wildmltu, RWI)'
=-~u!e~=·:tt~d~~·~
=the:~~=~'('::~
some on the media that we 'III'On'l
dilcuul. Pritchard, on the other
hand , II ratMr ahort with dean-cut,
curly dirk hair, a channing 1m.Ue,
and a mined British acctnt. He also
admlll to Cft'tain oplnlons and bluel,
::r!:t':t~~':,~::;::
~:,~~~~~~~~P-
in their
about the
plm!l dlffermces, abowtd
talb a ge!DUine
C'CIDCtnl
llrildemesland a desire ID hdpJNiople
1eam about tbemsdva and about
tbdrret.tionahlp totbeenvlroameot.
In a talk oa " Ethics ol Uling the
:_~"·!::u:1 da'!'\C':"~·
. Leem ing off<ampus survival
~lnbelr:::
:r==be":
ulcle. PrtRrvallon ot the rtiiOUl"eee
and va)ues of our .nkk!nea areu
beMflll oot ooly the present
aenerationl, but allo thole wbo will
come after 111. Setttnt: uide 'I'Uder·
Cometo preserves the wildness
:=
W~&OI. folb J:
~t::nr!na: :.r:
1tay, whether It be garbige (buried
w~of~~~'!r::::au~=~
Coffeehouse wall serves as cklssroom for
a~allopr'O\'kklplacesfor
=t~W~~OI~=
mesuae for bdp1
abould you
~­
phlloloptly tNt IHml to pmne.~te
our IOdety, The oppo~ite lttiludt,
one ol harmony with nature and
fkrwinl with the demftlll, is r«<m·
mmdedbyPrttchard.
1be otber attitudes whkb ean lea(
to da.nproullituaUDftl .we pr!lfOtecl. 'lbellntwutbeejolrip (MAnd
bel e'a the Mountain Min, ready to
tackleMl Even~lwlthonlyhilict
pldl: and bll bl.re bands") ; •ndtbt
.econd, lhe FearlKI Le~Mr
:;::;::'u:.tt::"~J.~:_us horne
nJ~:o::~dc=~ ·=J!~
aomet1met bappeo. What shau.ld J'OU
dolfa.rtieillylnatntbe middlt!"
thetnU wltba bn*en lejorAIIctll
Peter Simer
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e _w e .place up9n oursel-v es
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Outward lovi'MI
ski Instructor demonstrofii!S the art of waxing
·•
Tbr run wu equau,. mixed with
thaulbt-provokinlidealintbel)'mp:Uun. ltl lilbt ol tbe JI'O'Winl: alu
and dmwdl ol QW' population. tbe
motto ''ule It or k'Mit" il• vital laue
In
wlldenleu
prner.-atlon.
Howen:r, we must care tnOUib about
our wilda'Dell area to Ieana tollle
tbemproperly,botbfortbe:lrprotee·
tlona.nd cuw. OolytbencanweM)'
U.t we bave tUeo IIIOChinl but pic*-- and lett aotblalbut footpinta.
Just o
my
of the edible~ varieties ovailobJe .
Students ¥1Utinlze ~lng tent
.Deer killed in Jordan Park
reads, " DANGER. KEEP 5 rt.
AWAY , ANIMALS CHARGE FENCE." The •l&n was polled all~ park
offlciallnoticedlhelnc:nuin&'' Wikl
canduct'' ' ol some o1 the pen's
int..bitanta.
•
Last September, a p~~ir ol elk were
removed alter the bull bepn
dlarliDa the feMe bdlbxl wbk:h
t peclalon were st.a.oding. Mn.
Pbyllil Grimm, Jordan Park nsident
=::~=:th~
but hid to be RJIIlratld when the
ume milchleYOUI bull attacked 1nd
kUled a ma1e wbltetall deer. Placing
a <tnce between them however, did •
' not resolve their apparent dislikes.
Grimm mentioned that the bull elk
would aUil lun&e at aru' Mer that got
tooclosetothedividlngfenc:e.
The elk h.lve, alnce been sold, but
the IIIJI wamlna the public of lhe
animals'
rem.~lnl
c:hua:iag
tendencies
on the fence. WbltetaU de«
Captive deer deve lop strange chordcteristlcs
In themc:~ure haveabobeeo known
to lhrult their anUen throu&h the
rmce at people wbo have 1o1.ten too
dole to the pea. AppannUy the
males., · wbo do the majorlty' ol the
dlafllnl, become moat frenzied
~
lbeiT fall malinc period commonly knownu tbe "'rut''.
Grimm related I story In .mieb I
::etaue:eone"'ran·.:.~~~
who normally was quite toknnt ol
lmnant, ebarled the -.nde.- while be
hiring an ef&bt foot wire fence bdwtotn you and the deer may live
causetoquestlontbe ' 'wild'' aspeeto(
lhe animals. Abo, knowlnc that m01t
ol the anlmal5 wer-e purchased from
pme farms or reared In slmllat
pms, may make it hard to C'OC!vince
yourself that you are tettna a wUd
anima l.
~ :J!:.~::VO:r~f~~~
a sign futtned to the
wbk&
wulnthepeaabdpinnedbimtoa
buUdinl wttb 11D anUen. Tbe man
told Grimm be uw 'bil life pus
belen blm' u the deer bdd him ap-
=~·~e~~~=
hla
et and wnpptna: it
from
uouodthe
d cltbearJ81')'dea-.
U you are wondet'tna; why these
anlrniD"'Ippear to• be more "wild"
~e~~=~ ·
Spring Break, cont'd
with people! Yu m for the sim ple
lire? Why not spend Spring Brule in
the Dawn of nme. that lona ago en
that ma.lles the Min& Dynuty 1ooll. •
like yesterdl)'! Really, sing.le«Ued
life forms mslce ldNI vae~Uon nel&bbors. Tbey' reJulet, unobtnlllve, and
!C::uiJ:\,nny~.time aloahlna
=
Food il everywbere. but you hive
' -to fend for )'OUl"'df. 11M: Dawn of
-=-~ ~ r:=~~or
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pbnltton from the prime¥al oceanic:
soup il CCIIDiklered euentiaJ for
True, Uwe arm't many thlnp to .
clo ln1beDawnclTime. You maybe
able to get some fun out ol fouling up
evolutioo by swatting to death any
Cffttureawbolrytoleavethewater
and ada pt tollfeontheland.
Our mint shake will be ·
iiere for St. Patrlcks Day~
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841 DIYislon St,
Pilllltm' PaJe tz Mlor d1111 , 1m
SteYens Point
. . . ARE you dedicated to the prln·.
clples of leadership, Friendship and
Service? If you are Alpha Phi Omega Is
where you should be. If you.'re already
In It or would like to find out miire,
listen up. Alpha Phi Omega.Js rebuild·
lng on th!. Stevens Point campus.
Organizational meeting.. March .23, 7:00
p.m. , Red Room In U.C. Alpha Phi
Omega Is coed so · everyone Is wei·
~e women and men both.
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Pointer 9 heads south
~:m~~~:::ly~ M~:s~=~;:.~P~fetr~~ :.~:,=::m~~= e:J~thetne'-.!!t::rhl~l~
ldlyiDOI'Dln&ontbtirannualsprin&
~~ri:n~~~~
rANewRkhland,Mina. UtWD&for
~=~!::=~~~~
Blndow at ~ bue, Jfn')'
LabO..rk!s, La.
Wallen ol Manito.Oc: at ahortltDp
Cllrt, alter a )'Ur'a lellt'e ol abo • atldOonSolinolAnli&oattbinl.
sence, hu rttumtd !Of' hb: IIlli
OUHaU~UoiJal*villeiltbeNo.
JeUOaU«ll!c.h. LutyMt, tbePointcatcber,whlletbeoutllddbasBob
ten, WKiet lnleJtni COicb Ron
Wbltlltt ol Madisoa in ~~ fieJd, Nick
St~. woo tbe 1011tba'D dJ.vilkln • Bandow (Jobll'a bn>tbtr) in center
Utle in lbe Stille UnlYenity Cooand Rrid Ndloa also o1 New
fereoce, beaUD& aut arch-rival UW·
Rkhland,MiM. inriahtfldcL
Ol.btoabfC,..a berthiatheNAIASlate
Ndlonhad anoutst.ancUrtaseuooa
ToumameaL Tbey Dt GUt iD lhf
yea.rago.ubewuaeltctedtotheaDchampkmlhlp pme to ~Croue
area and all-district tea.m1-11ot to
:::nr:~c!. by
==~::and~~:
doublebeader at McNftR SUite iD
~~.
a:
d1d
=:o:::=w=·~~=
'who
Judi an OUt·
l landin& job • ye.ar ago, woa't be
wortdnl with the buebiU team lhls
BIDdow t.tted .Wand Nelloo .474 in
Clarlt baa a •trona group of
vetetaN .t.dt from last year'l dub
omlaloabycoafereoeeeoacbfll.
Tbe PGlntft'l'blve been hit bud by
both offenatvely and defensively.
bl.dforattartinlapotlntbept~
J:.,~ey tlan-ed at Pllce
The UWSP Womea'1 Track Team
vilaUoo.a lbeldlnl..a t"ra!seMarchS.
UW- l..a Croue Won the meet with
~~~~;,u:eed~~uwC~~
Tes.u, LGulllana and Arta0111 with
a 21-rnan squad, be wu ID an optomiltk: (rameofmlnd.
''Tbe JUYI have a tremendous It·
CUe, a riJht bander who dedded to
tnnlla-badttohllhometownschool
at Winona, Minn. (Stale); 101.1thpaw
Doug Meyer 11 · •chola~tlcaUy
Ann Okondt took a rint for lhe
Pointers in lhe shot put, putUng it 43
~ feet, I ~ Inches. Nancy Gehler took
~!~::/.-:!:!~S:.
~~~etb~'r.:'g:=t~
:e.~r:';=t~feet,2 ~ in·
ref~'i!.~~=out ~.!'~:Zs~ ~tZ;
oftkially since March 1 aDd ''Unol· , Tom Hojnac:kl and lec:md baseman
Bdally on~ own"•~ Jan. 17,
Marlr: Cambray. C.m bray will,
Clark said. " We have about 50 JUYI
bowever, return as an auillan~ to
out and I hope to get a good klok at a
Col.clt ~rlr:.
lot ol them durin& the two-week
Cla r k 11 blgh on seveul
• period we have open after retu.mi.nl
newcomers, induding frfthman Jef.
from the lrlp."
thander Pat Paveilkl who may bfl
Thereturnin&vetera.nthavealoc:k
Uloed.bolbuapitc:herandoutfiekler.
::eo::,.~=~~~·ac:c:mfin&
Pavellklwuasta~tperformerat
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APPLICATIONS ARE NOW
BEING ACCEPTED FOR .
.BUIWING STUDENT MANAGERS
AT ALLfN. DEBOT AND
. UNIVERSITY CENTERS .
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Must have one previous semester
on campus and at least two semesters left at OWSP.
Qualifications :
1. Exceptlona.l kn.o wledge of
campus and organizations
2. Neat and well groomed
3. Willing to accept responsibility
4. Willing to.work 15 hrs. per week
and some weekends
Pick up· applications at .t he U.C. ~nfo.
Desk , Allen & Debot Center Student
Managers OHice.
Applications due March 25th
at. the Information Desk
lntervl-~ begin at Allen Center
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Women .thinclqds 2nd at LaCrosse
~iJ!I:::U-='~tofoolbaU :u=~J~om:~u= . ~w~~~at~.:~:.:u!
=-:n~am~~:;sw~ =:a!t~pi~~~~=
ontbe~
Frallk Stoctus beads the llllt ol
cur sprt.na trip. OUr No. 1 C'OI'IC'em il
returnln&pltdlen. TbeHOUCredl • tbat we do everythlna we caa to pt
aopl;omorubaftdlf'Mlpromilelalt
re.dyfortheeord'ereneeseuc:a.
seasmwitbann:celleotfutballand . ''We~tonanaUUiemcntbll
&oodconlnli.
JeUOa, tlpedally on the. road. I'm
Other veten111 loc!ude Stevena
more incllned to play daM to the Will
Point ae alor lefthander Ra ndy
at • home wbeNt we can take ad·
~. M.ldllori junior rl&htbaoder'
vat~tqe ol the power bittiftl we
sr.d Ryan and QUcqo Hel&hts, W.
have."
)miorWthanderGaryWeber.
Tbe Pointers, who have a :15-tame
"We ahoukl have a:c:ellent bittlrc
ftl\llaraeuon~arealllte:Ho
and t.m cld'eaae," obaerved Clart..
debut at bome apiDit Wiooaa State
" We't'ewtdtn&maiDJyonourpit·
onAprUs.
51.
m~~ fJ:: ~=~na,!rJ ~
~quad
performed better than she "an-
tic:i~ted. " Becausewebavelimlted
tnmlng faclll~. we really don't ex·1
~~ to be the belt tea m In lhe con·
fei-enc:eyet,"lhea:Piained,
Laat year'• team ended the seuon
by w!Ming the state outdoor track
cbamplon1h.ip. That team"had jw.t
ones.enlormember,
The only lou Jut year wu in an
early HUOn Indoor meet. ln. that
mee t, La Croue beat the Potnte~ by
• c:onvint:ina margin.
Coach Moley feetll..a Croue's ex·
'" c:eJient indoor fadi!Ues m•keJM*Ible
thetr •trona: lndocw &bowing.
"When we mtet them the next time
It wiU be our outdoor season a nd I'm
c:Gnlklent the mulls will be quite dif·
ferent ,"sbeaald • .
The women Thinc:ladli return to action lhls Saturday, March 12, In the
=~d~~J.ba,;'l;DI~
confidence that her team will
definitely finllh a mona the top three
leatlll.
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Women dealt
stunning_upset by -Oshkosh
ByPaai Va rlle)'
The Pointer women'• basketball
.·
w~end'l
regional
play.
The
learn was dealt a llUMing up.et' ln Roanies a re ailo the defending
tournament play last Friday night.
reglonal dlamJ)I.
After
a
relatively
easy 0.52
The Potnten #nded thetr teaJ:On
~~~::!~U::': ~th ~ea~lla:1\ 1 te.~ar~:owc:::d;:
Conference t WWIACl tournament, Marilyn
~waru,
who il resl&nln&
~ ~ pc:n~;.~~~n:e~U:Jt:.:t :a~ ~~a::::~;ti! ;J:
an.y hopes the
Pointe~
had of par·
ten won S4 ol the 40 Ja!JleS they
~/:~. ~~~~O:~f~. in wat ~a~e:!e~~~t~~rxe::;.·~~~~'
Shocked by the defeat to a team them weie at the hanck ol the
they had previously beaten 77-S3, Roonla.
.
~~~~=~~u~~~ ca~lloof"::e:,~e~~~ •::!!;.
Tbe mighty La Croue Roonlet cap- s lays, Dee Slmoa, who wiU graduate
t~ed~rt&tb s~a iJht llalecham· in May. A.ltbouch only 5'1", Slman
pronsh.ipbypoundlng0s.hkolh9CH7.
wu one ol the top rebounden for the
Bop! La Croue 117.0) and Olhkoah team , as well u scorer In double
112-t) will representWisconlin inthll rigures.
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Will Marquette give McQuire400th win?
or~:.!~ ,:erd!~'=
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astbeylkipdau.
usr , smartinl from the debllcle m
~~~~~m=~
but en11matlc: forward Jamn
''T'toubk'' Hardya«ndimes plays u
lf bil bead were elsewhere lhan atop
his iboulden.
Pick lhe Oons..• ..and hokl )'GUr JKIIe.
Tbe ottw fOUT entriel at? C:UDCII'I
tk will inO!nabl.
The other six"ta.IDiln the Mldwtst
Clney, well·
m, like MU and
bala!X'td. ProrideDce tJH) Ids 81& ~
Ei&htdwnpK.a111UStl.teCZHI,._l
Alb!IUS t.l.aPs with ZH Wake
flftSt, 11 da~em.a AUantk Coast
squad and ArW:ma 111-51 eollldel
111tbSouthernQliDolaiZHI.
No ma ller .wha t bap~ u
~. lbe MarqueUe-Ciacywift.
DK will be £a¥01"ed to tate the
rqion.a l in Oklahoma Ot1 aod move
illlotht Final Four at -Atlanta's Omfti
Jbrdl!!ll.
When do yOu say··au~isar.? ·
o
When I'm ·thinking
. about girls.
· 0 When I'm trying· to
meet girls. 0 When I'm wondering
wliere In the world
all the girls are.
UWSP trackmen survive scare, upset Mankato
situ.tlon they dec.lartd U.
ByJaySdlwdlll
intire
cuvr~~derieil · justuvitalatUU.
aca~=~~:::rr!Nu! ~~~~~=~- slim. t~m~.!ftlniD& ll ror
2milerelay,I:IM.03(2Dd); l'l&yanl
~~~~7n~,~~,:=
the conManbto Stolte University wam tn ~dand thevlctorywaacllnched.
1benlwerueverallat placeeftorti -.J int. hurdle~ • Mark Botk, :21.a
route to first place at the 13th Annual
Head eoacb Don Amiot wu lm- for UWSP, blidled up by a Jlew of (2nd); medleyrelll~t : 57.83 (2nd); 10
~~~- MinnesOOI Relays lui ==:~~:~~~,~·~.:: - =:~W't, wbkh arejuatulm- r:.~ (~;~p~~:
Tbeni~H-nd-tucl;fl&htfortbeteam
to&dher. Webewtiftertberaot~iD
momin& il wu Jolni to be
tiUewmtdowntothefanalnmt,the the
~i!'ie:J::::~·IN7
After a mixuP ln e:tc:banls, the
Pointer relay team was disqualilled.
However, the Judcet were respon.
siblefor pl.lcinctherunneninthea:change 10DR ; after reviewina the
Tbe
followina
fln1i~Wn :
were ' lit place 21'6"(3rd) ; triplejump-DenniaRue,
47'5~ " C2Dd): hJch jump · Dean
::::.'!t ~~~:: ~~~..~~ ::~-~" ·=~ · ~~~<~~ rwo ·tune-uP
job."
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man, •4: 11.51 ; 10 yard low hutciM • meets bd'cn the WllcoDibl State
AJthou&b the squad It aUU not in . Jim EkhiH, :Ul; &hot put • Toay University Conference Cham·
peak canditloo for the coalt:rftlee DelFatU,51'1".
pi001hl p10nMa~b2S-2I. •
meet In two weeks, Amiot noted the
:zndandSrdplacefmbheawerepr- · Toda7 they are at LICr<ue, ' and
Importance ol tbelr unity: "Team nendby :
Friday they race Ol.htc:.!L
Eau Claire, Oshkosh dominate WSUC All-conference team
Eau Claire landed three berthland
La CrGue two on the Ali-WikGD&I.a
State University "Coaftrmce butd·
billl tum aeNected 1ut wftk by the
league's he.d eo~~dlel.
The Eau Cla ln! conting~tls led by
7-foot center Dennis Blunk of
SbawaM and includs Ttm V;lentyn Ol.hto&b'a Ralph Sims ol Waulle&aD.
oiKllnbe"lyandJdfLundofAnU&o.
IU., PlattevUle'a John Krajewski oe
COIIc.bel sd«Ud a to-mao "First MUw1ullee CDoo Bosco), River Fall1'
team" that indudn t. Crtllle st&zt- Llrry Pittman ol Phllacklpbia, Pa..
douW t.rry Halvason o1 Dodgeville Superior' a Monte OeMard of lnklter,
and Ed Ublenhakeol Bw-Unaton.
Midi., and Whitewater's Ted Rogers
this department.
Dennant, 1 lanky 1-1 junior,
boolted h1l ICOfinC averqe to IU
with • late leMOn 1purt., while
Rogers, 1 1-7 former Monona Grove
pr-ep, own~ an 11.4 ICOrinc aven1e
Roundlncouttheall-ctarsqu.adue ofCotta1eGrove..
WJthJOreboundaapme.
Eau Claln!'s Ken Anderson and
Upperclassmen dominate
this
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the honor squad aJona with H1Jver- t.rry Halverson 1-7
son, Pittman and Blunk. This ma rks Ed Ublenhake
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tbethlntstralghtyeaz-Halvcnonhu TedRojJen
1-7
beencholcnonthe _fu-st~m .
t.rryPittman 1-1
Sima, a H juruor, Wftlt Into the John Krajewski u
• fmal week ol COI!'petiUOn with 1n Tim y 1 )entyn
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~fi~.r.::.=:~~·nd• ~~~rd ~
Halvenon, a. ._7 semor, ~
S«<nd in conference ICO{Iha wllb 1
13.1 avcn1e. Uhlenhake, his 1-t
t!"
=.:n.m:-~l:.~~::e
,:;=!. =-~~~
tyn and 6-1 Lund second and lhlrd Ln
U.A.B. FILMS PRESENTS
MURDER ON THE
ORIENT EXPRESS
STARRING:
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[ Art• • Culture
fantasy forms Mil~red Wild's ~orld
mall~ ol about th irt y ' ~
lly Sttvef:dmp
Plllys un " CJ"'U-rdereoce" lbmt·
;~·~rn.·~~~~~.:,.·:~~:.:t
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se~ln:,nt~~~":i
Albee's Wll4o's AITUI ol Vlrclala
W...U! Ihatpvemea poddalolln-
A ~pW of 1pots looere a ~ltle OVtf'·
~in place~, I thought . The tim ing
was good in the part wiK're Mildred
wins the TV contest. with the TV an-
sightintoP8ulZIDdel'sTM~'Af.
r•lrl o1 Ml~ WlW , In h1s play,
Albee bu Marthll N)' , ''Trullt and
\Uuslon Georp, you don't know the
diffHenet"; to wbkh her husband
Gt<ofCe rep!M!t, "No, but we m1111
nou~r·a Yoice "&·oritedln v.·ellw lth
the pandemonium cn.ated by Koy.
Mildred. and Helen. But the rrantkneu Yo'flll on a bit too long, and
C~ITYGaU Uoch "ftctid."
Mildred dropped the Pttooe about one
too many times.. 11w! same problem
AI Jeut with Alboe'Sif'!tellectually·
minded Georp It ls pouible for him
lo " carryoa"llnhisc.aseuaO)Jk-se
histOQ' proleuorl u if aome dis line·
lion between Ctuth and iUuli«< tan- be
made. For Zirldel'alllJdred Wlld, abe
c:anool ewa· pretead to be able to
ca me up with Mild«d and Roy 'a
televisioni nttrviewarttrMildrf'dhaa
.won her "Hollywood Homemaker"
title. ibe inttf'Yiew turns Into 11n
alrina or loag bdd raentment. bd·
wHn Roy and Mildred, but comes oH
too m~ as an a:tmded &houlin&
contbt. But theSe werennly Ia pie~ in
a n overa,ll well-paced and finely acted
produc:tlon. •.
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t~~rc~~'~:
ftlatu;._,
She moves aod
often
humouruuiJy, lD tbt ''fell world'' ol 1
Wbby apt.rtmeot bebiada s-1.o be
lorn doWD cud)' store owoed bJ ber
hanfwortirlc. ..-.afferuc-te (yd
still toOmebow llkMblel bulband,
Roy. AddiU..Uy, tbisftlf,]worldis
King. Kong's hand - o technical feat
~~a!L.C:.a~~~~:
face- tbe-facts.tld type lilter· i&-law.
But is is aa IJ.Iuloey workl fed bJ film
star rnap.m-, encOea movie&, and
ffi&hll of fantasy u Virian Lelah·
~ lett O'Hara, Gin&er Rodgers,
Shtrley Temple, and- best or
all- Fay Wraylll that is Mildred
Wild's truth. "I need them tthe
movlesl ... tbey tell me what to do,"
5hevaiolytriesl.oexplalnto),{elen.
The set desl~t~ was put Loctt!wr
w!uW:':a~=~~~~=
While the Individual performance
given by Brooks Darrah as Roy was
nry well done , his re_lationshlp with
Mlldreddidnoc getiet{orthasex·
plicitly as di<l the Mildred-Helen one.
Nevertheless. I liked his Ro)'-Hif·
C'onscious a bout his impt'!ldlng bald·
ness, wantina to understand Mildred
but unable to. and too nervous to
properly carry offanarfairwiththe
landlady Bert~Gale.
Muriel Bonertz' Bertha was the
s trange one • ·earina her ever-present
" beeper" and trying to relate to her
tenants by mean~ ol devices learned
in her encounter lf'OUP- She has her
best moment In 1 scene where she
says not 1 word-instead she just
takes a vfrY styliud qlt ita a nlmsy
ne&Ji&H put I distraught Roy, I
secretly amlllfd nuo. ;~.PC~ Hden and
Mildred, aflerMildredrmdlherout.
st rmdl"' wben the ditrlcu.lt~ Involved fn c:o~turne chan&• and the
the shlrla l.o mcw'dllnd raotuy would
be rmllnd. Wbile the pece did &et
bn*tna few tlmesbecaUMofthls, on
the whelk It worked and woriltd well.
When Mlknd c:han&ed from a
bathrobed bousewUe to a beautiful
Jady-ln·the-}unale belfll &rabbed by
the hand of Kinl Kon& himself In a
~~,::~d.':!!t ~~~
The c:okn lftiDed to dtllbtrately
c.lub-the bedlpread, the pillows,
andtlle~.birclagecover.
By lbe time this is printed Mlldr rd
w:~'!!!'sM=-=~~~rvn~:
espedally for ~ who wan' ! ~ ­
plctelylt'ttlefcwnawiptil'll throiJ&,h
the "real world" when then just
w.ald be a trip on the good ship
Lollipop awalling somewhere.
WISCONSIN NAFSA CONFERENcE 1977
To Be Hosted By
INTERNATIONAL CLUB
•On UW-SP· Campus
Friday,,March 25, 1977
9 A.M.- 4 P.M.
University' Center
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··Theme: " Self Help Is The Key . • . "
• Open to UW-SP students , faculty
and staff
·
WbiJe some of the roles were ob-
violaly more dema.ndlna tbln othen.
lbe acUna was very weU balanced,
aod the entire ease .eemed to wort
tctether well. Nobody was ~· Jea.vlnl"
anyone etr.e-theY were aU actin& In
lbe samelnpe, and oot 1 bad lap
at that. Kathy· tanoey'a dratnbuie
spilledoun FaithWeeks' thllllwnd
e¥eatuaJJy' enid TV t.dy, Mb.s
Maoley and Rey [)obeck's Intruder
In lbe first fantasy scene all made
e«~tributklnl u memorable u thole
otlbemaincbaracter-perfortnen.
• Admission FREE except 1M luncheon
$3.50
• Registration In advance · required
(FOt"elgn ·Student Office, 014 Nelson
Hall 346·3553)
. ' NW-IIalialal Auodatioa o1
mg. llldelt A11ais
Mardlll,tmPaaetlP•I.n'
Fil m Society
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Film encompasses mur~er, morals oand ·hu~or ,
Polson and mar_riage, provocative
women and KMmel, these are sucb
that satire is made ol. " Kind Hurts
and Con:Ddl'', procb::ed by Michael
:~a!·.:=~~dw~~n
=:
" Kind Hewtt and coroneu·;. will be
lhowa by* Ul\lven;lty Film SodeQ
a t 1 Md t :)S p10 in tbe Pragram
S.acpt ~of the UDivfftity
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of alPt ._dwa rdiu fiKtdy.madil
rangiae , _ ""'"be Duke;• to '""Admin!,.. t.e· "Lady AptM." AI
el&b{ are Dllmbtn ol a duca l clan
that numc be manipulated a nd
~:::~':!~m~e~IMnwt .
Dellllil Price
pta.yi
the young
maD
who cooly IMdertakes a monslt'ou.
scheme or kiltins olf aU of his klnsfoll.
in order to IUCceed to the family
roronet.
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" Kind Hearts aDd Cot'Qrlets" is a
uniquclookataspirations.~t
Arl Show
Invites students'
contribution
and morais that bt<:ome personal
desires. Produced in 1950 and direc:·
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Wed., Thurs., &i., March ·30, ~1 & April 1st
.·a:oo P.M.
qua_1ity ~ • a Jiven
Work tnehJded ID•tbe lbt:M wUI be
selected by a .twl el two vlalllnt at·
Ustl : Cha rieaCampbeU, Cbalrmanol
tbe Departmtat el Art at _uw.
Eau Clalre, aDd Ron. Lane- from U.
~~of Art at tba Maratbon
c'enter campus, wauuu. 8otb are'
· active producina artlltl, u weU u
teKben of Art, wllo Mw exhibited
u.UonaUyand will brillflal"iieooni&ed I
upertile to thia Umpll .
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Studfontl mult deliv. their wwb
to the Gal)ery oa Mardi Jl trwn 10
Jenkins Theatre, Rne Arts Bid.
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Adults: $4.00 '
UWSP Students: $1.00
Vouth: -$2.00
Ticket -tnfor:matlon: _346-4666
mltted aboWd be pr.,.,.t t. ·
n:blblllon . aDd aay worb ~ 1111·
. proteaakla.ally preMDa.d wW be
and
openinc reeept1oo • ___.
forMardl.27.
Tbe eihlbitloa wW acCept aB two
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rejected.
UWSP Arts & _teciures Presents:
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Yugloslavian film recreates ~istory
downw~rd splul olt1rrenlleth c:eatury
aeop)litlcl would jult haYe ~It i5 indeed a moment whkh shook
the worktand Its laatrevn-berationa
have not yet been heard, Ala vti'S\on
ol bow this massive tnln ol tvtnla
began, The Day tu.t Shook the Wwlcl
IOW"'-1» OM C!Yft' t-rd oi•. .AusttoHunpry would then Invade Ser-
bia ...Germany would side
with"
Auslria ... Ruuil would enter the war
on the side of SUbl.I ... Brit.ln 1nd
Fraaee would bonor tbeir alliance
with
"R-uu ia ... eventually
America would join lhem ... five empires' would collapse... thlrty million
casualtiel would ensue...and the
ll worth&H:il\l. ltVflllopen ln Steve:n.
Point at the campus Cinema on M• r·
e:h23,tm.
Ru.moured LP Out at Last
RIMMn
•
tuDa. a altua"Uoa amplified by lbe
mllllcthataurroundlher.
" Second Hand News" il another
Fteet...t.Mac:
BykouSlmpkW "
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~an ~trari"ely lft!atby walt,
Fleetwood
Mac's
new..
•album- Rumoun, 1\11 fiully been
reJeuecL Beea~ae ol the Immense
ulel ol tMtr previcM album- F1ftt·
refrain and
.._
tt.ck&round
instrum'ents
to detrlct from Ute mUilcal
value of lbe aong. Stevie Nitka Ia at
her best tn "Dreamt," i alow moving
klve aong iD which abe ainp,
' "Tbunder only happen~ when· il'a
leftn
...... abc;.thefte.veralbumwuhekl
t.c:t unW uJa IUblkSed enouch to
Juauty doina 10. Fleetwood Mac. bu
followed buk:ally the aame pat·
~= only klve you when they 're
Say•••Women... tbey wUI come and
lheywillao
r
When the rain waahea you
enough orflinality to ' keep It inclean...you'UII.now/'
" Never Goin& Back
abd
"Tbe CbaiD" i1 I wanderin& toft~
" Go Your Own Way" are prd)ably
tNt re.tuns a t.etcroum b&eod o1
Llnduy Bucklnaham 'a moat
aU tbdr vocal!stl ln a simpie love •
valuable contribution~ to lbe album.
aonaalnJinl:
They are both weiJ--wrltlen and lhow
"Andll
some thou&bt behlftd lbe m!lllcal
YauwWneverkwemtapln
Ia.)'GUt, virtues that make them two ol
ICI.DJUUbearyoua)'inc
- lhe Jw:tter aonp oo the album. " Don't
You woWdnewr break thec:blln. ' '
Stop" could be Ouistlne McVIe'• belt
There II an artly pjtar solo by
Undlay Buckizlcbam thatroundl this
sqolf-'..1.
.
Cbrisliae Me.Vie'a YOC&Ja trWy
about lbe lhlnp that .)'GU've
mate "You Make Lorizw P\&n" u !t
Uyourllfewaabadtoyou
bounce~ aJoac With an 1ntertwlnlnC
J111t think wbat tomorrow wUI do."
blckJrO&tDd of • keyboard& and
ptitan. lD '"Gold Dutt Woman,"
Stevie Nkb &tin up some IZIO'IID8
IOhDnn tune that baa a very final
voc.all almllar to theM In "land·
aura tolt.
leml tsllblilbed by f'IHtwMd
Mac: ln the Drnr album , with jult
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CLA881FIEDADPOUCY
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EvtD thotch they a ren't the
orl&inal F&eetwood Mae, they coota.tn
''Oh Daddy" ila meUow tune bu.Ut
upon a amootb back&raund ot
aeoultk IUltan and ayntbelben, a.n
a~ wben CbriHlne McVIe'a
"f'OC&k rslly lblne. ,.1Dcm't Want To
K -" .. a ):IIUial lowe aoDc by
lbeapark}eand vl&orollbeo&d band,
u i1 Ulultrated by tbll 1lbwn, Cut·
!Jna Ramovs to the bone, you'll find
Dotbln&lelathanadeceotal.bwnol
...,ab loft _.,. wblcb lllouJd
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