.APril 1) 19n OffJ.compus
15'
c:rowGioa- rows aod rowl'oi restless
bodiet unlined In tQidber. No one
couldaeeathincbrecaustofaUthe
beads blocking the flew. Besides~
there wa-e many seats so far away
from theac:n!en, that the people sittina: tbtTe lhoukl have brvught
~
lower than o worm
TollaeP~tn, ,
A week ago lut Mooday 10me
" lower than a worm" slob atole my
wallet, ~aodbe.n.k.booal
from a locker In the Ptly-Ed bulldlna.
N~~f~~~~.ls·
to remind aU ol you •bout klt..klnc
your nluables wbftl you lave lbem.
It's euy t.o lave tbern jult for a
second u I dicl. U yw think lhil Ia
alotolbull, t.Ueoutyourwallet•nd
count the various JD'• and Ucenset
that you'd have t.o replace, and Including a new walle t, shoul d.
yours be stolen.
I hive little bope f/1 rux!iftl RIY
stu!fsolblvet.ocoaboUt~
my "lder!Uty." As fot
llob wbo
cleaned me out, rd like to tbuk )'GU
Jor realflrmlDC my bowJed&e tbat
"-Jan.
To eom.PCIW'd OW' ml:say, the sbow
whkb was KbeduJed to beiin at 1:00
did DOl start unW 1:30. 1be spe:U.en
weren't workloa, ~ projector 1Jas
out of wh.adl, the tedmidiiDS w«e
nustft'«<. Yet, we were not given any
explanaUonoraoo~o~&lorthedelay.
We just ut and sat lD the darbess,
wuun.&iway a Friday night.
The film , Marder .. t.be Oriettt Exprep, would have beeo good ~
wile. I only wish I could have undenlood tbe mullled sound& of tbe
nnt lwmty minutes. Good &oWl.
UAB.
Karl Meyer
1 for
one would like tosie tbe P.E.
~~~~~.~islft~~g
btm\lnlly it w•ld teem lblt, tbey
miJhtusetheir~. lnal.eadol
teaching a few college studeats they
~l~t ~:v~the~ c:!'e;·~·~re:::
progr1m1 for c:oQ'Imu~les 1 nd
school dl!trids.
"Ah," they say, "weJr.e tUching
tOllfle s tudent& t.o INch our y~th. "
Good, 1 uy. Then give us a Umeuble
wheft your s tudtflts will teach all
youth .nd not just tbe prlvilfaed fn
who go to colle&e Under 11JCh a
; s)'Siem ao Ullt by the Ume youth
reachelcoi.Jegetheselkllbwillhave
already been devek!ped.
pll= ~tbe..=t*= r=
tbe
seem that someone aboukl
be •~* to
timetable. F'w'- -
, WELL PUT! May there be a &ml
awakeoln& 10011 10 that REAL
SOCIALISM .aa ur&ed by tbt
SOCIAL IST
develop IUCb •
lhermore, Student Government
abould DEMAND such a timetable.
bokfina tbe P.E. Deplrtment mponlibiefortheprol'euedjustilleltlonol
tbtiralst.aDce..
P. .IScett
~~/~J==
aroundtolouseupmyllle.
T-ACH
1"f'rednidt
.........
LABOR
becomela~IJ.
PARTY
NATHAN PR.EISMA.'i
announce c:ondidocy
T•Ute~.
We, &.. Moore and Jefi Kutlac.
a rea l good time
•re
•nnaundn&
OW'
candidacy far"'
Praldent and Vk:e-Prsldent ol tbt
Studelt Government Asloclatlon.
pressing for chonge
'I'hrGUgh our lnvoivUMnt on um·
~"r!'n~~~=~J'~~A~~
lltlle attempt at IOUclting input from
the student body •t large. Thil II
10melhln« we hope to chan1e.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING
ACCEPTED FOR
POINTER -EDITOR
Candidates ·must be UWSP student
in good Standing, with an interest
in . coordinating the University's
student publication.
Job· begins May 1, 197711nd
runs ·thru 'Ma~ 1 , 1978
$28QO annual salary.
Send complete resume with overall
GPA, journalism experience, a sample
Of writing and other per:tlnant Info to:
Dan Houlihan
UWSP Publications lloard ·
Rm. 311, Communications Center
APPLICATION DEADLINE -
APRIL
!_
"Ever since I wu • little child my
plrents have tried very hard t.o 1mpres& upoa me how cruel lbi
c:spltalilt system Is and tblt it abouJd
beabolished.. Butltwunot however
unW these lalt few yu;.. lhlt i
reallud how cruel It •ctually is. The
curnnt ' reeeulon', workers kloklng
for 1ob-. people atarvlna with an
abundant s upply In the natlon'a
llorehcuse&, peopie&olna cruy•nd 1
commlnina~Uicide-yea , they're au
partoll\,buttltisisnotwbltlwtshto
-....
We reei lhlt . lt Ia essent~l for
Student Government u • rtptrsmtatl~ body to eJert aod Inform 1M
student ol thcR matters dirtdly affeclina: lhem, More lmporUntly, •"f
feel thllt the•tudentssbould beuktd
•nd encout'aJed to voice thrlr
oplnlono.
Elections will b e held oa
retistratlon dey, May 2. Pk
remember to briJ1C your I.D. VIM
support will be voiced through )'U'
.....
8oeM_.
Je«Ke.u.a _
Series 9, Vol. 20, No. 22
Lawyer-8$Sists-Coop in membership dispute
Who will have guns: crooks or public?
Judg~:~~~~ =l~ce~
._,
~n"c~b·~~!~:'t:a~~
S::ties~ar:ltaf~b;':t~: =t~UI~ ~n:~;e :U,:~:
In dcsing. Mr. Stokes saki lbere is
realstraUOnlllllndat.ory.
Tth wqrd $Ought by
Mancheski, Lewandowski
WANTE.D!!
Escort Seryices Di{ector
Applications are now available to
fill the vacancy of, ESCORT SERVICES DIRECTOR.
Why stay out in the heat?
THIS SUMMER
BE COOL!
Live at The Village
Comfort-Convenience-Luxury
mjoy ail
roncfitionino and ile refrailg pool
SUPER.SUMMER RATES
Persons interested should
contact Student Government
at 346-3721 or drop by the
Student Government Office.
NOW ACCEPTING CONTRACTS ,
FOR SUMMER AND FALL
\'
~
The Village' .;.:;,
301 Michigan Ave. Stevens ~;~_::;,
341-2120
~/
survives
The Pointer is lookinQ for
Advertising Assistants
Apply in Painter Ollce,_c.niinllllcallonsCenter, by Wednllday,.Apll 6. -
Business Manager Wanted ·
Buslnef!S or Economics Major.
Apply: Pointer Office
eommun le~~tion l
Center
SHARE-111E RIDE
WITH .US THIS
WEEKEND
ANDGETON
TO-AGOO.DTHING.
c; ·
Us ITIHf'll Greyhound. and a lot of Y9U1' fellow allldanu
wno-irl arrudy on to I good thil'lg. 'you luw when you
lib, T,....l oomfort8bly. AtrM rafrnhed ai'ICI on time. ~
Yoy'U N¥'1 money, too, over the Increased air
1..... Shara the ride with ut on weekends. Holldayt.
Mvtifnl. Go Greyhound.
GREY_
HOUND SERviCE
Ia!CIIIN
- ......,.
OIINroallli
•0 1111- "OUIIID- YOU CAN
' YOU
WAY-. TftW'
LUvt
AIINYI.
1.8$
ll.a&
:k201'.W. ' 7:151'M.
e.to '1111 3:26 P.M. ' IUO,..W,
7.40 • t•.oo
7:20 AM.
10:45 AJL
5;40~
5.00
UO
I :&O P.M.
3:201'JIII.
/oppllelll
'' Aik'I'OUI' .,.nt ~ldditloMI----8ndmumll'lpl •
.,_.........,.
orne<
AUBI C8fTUI
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_ GREYHOUND
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , 1m
Community Watch Begins
new sewage treatment plant and the
increasing traffic problem.
S!atlon manager Tom Chapman
said that the procram was designed
to help the city .. become aware of 'the
developments being made in the
city;•, and the difficulties that arise
as they are related to theciUzensol
"Community Watch," a c:Gm·
munity Interest Df'Oitl'Am began last
week at WWSP 90 FM, the campus
radio station.
"Community Watch" Is a series of
investigative reports CM«rnlng the
cityol Stevens Point. This Included
growth, and the problems that go
hand In hand with growth and
prosress.
· So far the areas of ln,•estigation
St~~=~~;a~. heard in five
sqments every weekday is an ex·
perlment in increasing students:
responsibilities in the community.
havelncl.uded• fr lmeand~llfting,
c:ityservJCt'landthepossibJhtrora
Invite the b\.tnch .
Mix a _greet. big bucket full of
Open House Puueh!
s~e&
32 .. . t•&t6s lib • supttr cocktei/1
Gra1cs1 drink n-cr iiiOotilled! Mi" • bald! in a!MIO...:,
addlc:eand7UPallhcW!mitlut.: ••. .-cno:lhccroootd
r!PI out olthe bud:tt l $rnocMh '11 dcJicMius. Wow !
tto---
. .. ....,. ........ juice
o...e_ .... ,_.,_iuoco
o...a- ....
-r:::...~:·.~·:::.:::;~ ~~"--~~
-~(.,.,..,,.........,
rallapprovedthe subsidluUonofstudentmembenhlplnlheStey~Po_int
Food Coop. The olily thing ne«ssa;ry from that point was adm!niStrahvt
1
1
:=v~t~~~!~fr~'!p~~~~~=::t~onUU:tie~~mTa~
and Chancellor Dreyfus ; then was sent to Madison fiX' their .stamp of ap.
proval. Up until that point, things lookf!dgood for lheS.G.A. proposal.
Then strange things happened. After nearly a month ol walllng for a
decision to be made by Central Administration, a call was put toC.A. asking
what the status of the proposal wu. Their response waa that they would
reach a decision in a few days. A few daya paued, a call was again made to
C.A. inquiring an answer. The answer received was that we would need to
seDddownanothtrPf'OPOUI, they had lost their copy.
FinAlly, on Dettmber 29, 1976 a dtc;isian was received from Central in·
dicating that any useol seg~ated fees !the typeol money Student Gove-n-
~~~::.~~ ~'::d~~w~ ~:li.ot~m::
educaUOftal experience olstudents. !This polnt was strm&IY dis~ted by
Student Government, ~ncellor Dreyfus and olhen, and la ter Withdrawn
~:~=~=~~~~t~c':!,~~:~P~C~~~
O...liiiP•,.,._..c-fott
l_...,u,
=
~YA1::;.~~~ndlnvolveddebates,theStudentGovemmentA5SoclaUonlast
.....
I.,.IIJ', Addo<e.O<.,P#, Ioo,..,.
•lo<eo. LHh-lu le•II'UI/
by a state agency u being non·profit and not a "private endeavor" thus, in
Student Government's mind, solving that pr11bleml. 3-Tbe policies ol the
. State do not allow forthepurchaseola private membership for Individuals.
(The question hef-e is why then did the admlnlstraUon.allow for theStudtnt
~~~=~~~':!:Z:,t!~~~:~~:!rC:,~PoincArtoasusecilp!
ope~~"!~:::=~c::~oe:=:::n~~~~~p=
Bus Coop, while simlliar Coopa in Green Bay, Madlaoo arl!f Platteville may
be~=ta=~~~~~i:n~ =tuf:'"c0opi, aDd the United
1
Council of Student Governments are working to appea l Central's decisioo to
You kf'IOW ir·s got to 0. ~ .. wh#n tt•s tMde with
Southern Comfort• -
~~ov~m!ns~~ ~~~-srt!!e!Ji!~,':~~~e;~·,:~~~=
Government ofrice to be circulated and algned. We want the regeniS to
know students S\lpport the use of their money to be determined by students,
not by arbitrary decisions made by admlnlstraUve figures.
If you support the use of student monies for the Coop, and more im·
portantly,supportlheconcept ol studfonts (not administrators) spending
~tudent money, then sign and circulate a pe~Uoa now!
DECRIMINALIZE MARIJUANA? ?
A hearing will be held in Madison, Tuesday, April 5, concerning the DECRIMINALIZATION OF MARIJUANA.
Student Govetnmenf17is in favor of this measure and is
planning· a delegation to go to Madison April 5 in a· show
of S)lpport.
Any student; facuHy or administration member interested
in joining. this delegation is asked to contact Rick Tank in
the Student. Government Office or call 34&-3721. ·
IScleac•·· •••lroia
..~at -j
.
'
.
Food-population. symposium scheduled Monday
R.iver standards under attack by paper mills
By Gnu Orkn.,.lll
'
1be EPA m.J)' DOW be the laflelol
=·~~:::.~~c~:c:;
towardltheDNR.
Donakt Lui,
uw E::ltftlsioa Soil •
Water Coftl.enoaUon Specialilt and
member ol Lbe- Ara-W"Kte Plaa-
niD& TedWcaJ Adrisor}' Committee
ITACJ, beUeves this clwnp to have
oecutTed u a rsult ol the committee's meetiDC lut Friday in
Wauuu. 1be TAC, ooe of the advisory bocUes aulstln& a special DNR
talk force aimed at maklna the
Wlscoalln Rivu- " nshable and swim·
mabk" by July 1, 1913, bu been
meetiiiC ~ery l.hree weeki since its
•
nntseulononAUCU~t2, 1976.
Lut N.ld lhat fOf' tbe fll'll time in
tbe committee's hillor)', Lbe ]'.PA
bad a representative iD altend.nce
lu( Friday. The DNR. which bal
dralted a timetable for aystema.Uc
reductioaold'lhlaltdilcharJe:flDto
tbe riva' t.o meet the tta aoall, bu
=tl~~:::r~=
~':.!'==~~
il oa!y folkrlrinl arden rrom tbe
EPA. U the paper lDdultriel ate to
blame &II)' organlutlon for beln& too
lnfiuible a nd inlenlitive to lhe1r
needs, L.ut saki it sbouJd probably be
lbeEPA.
TAC membeR, tbe ranks ol wllicb
Include wtivtnity proleuon, uWity
CGmPID)' qineen, and · paper U..
du$try ~ ... wa"e nominated
by the North Cetlttal Regjonal Pian-
:~~= ::~::::r~
•
Spancenber&. proleuor i.a IOU
cesatUWSP, sakttbe
purpoae wu to
last force wltb data
..
u a conaullinl
body
tbetulr. force -bid to
,._.
tbe
CUrrently,
T AC II wt:iidlll on a
computer.- model to view bow
propoHd chances in effluent
dilc:ba.rJe leftk from " point .ource"
IDdu:slrill aftd mu.nklpal fad.lltles
alone Lbe Upper w~ River .w
affectlbeamounl ol diaolvaiCIIK)'Ien
10 .0 .1 pretee~l lD tbe water. The
tedmique brine uaed to projed.lhele
cbana:s 11 UDder lbe · attadl. ol lncbtry olrlclatabowe\oer.
Paperirdatry repraeatathwuy
tbe mode:l doel; not dearly reflect
how propoeed ~ lD ef~t
diK.hargesatlndust.rlals.ILeSwiUaf·
feet tbe D.O. level. Tbe model a p~renUy does oot take into c:ritkal
eon&lderation poUutiCfl from wbat 11
called " non-point sout'ftla.'' Thla
re!m:topollutioolnttodueedlntotbe
river ln:lm apieultun.l proeeuea,
p1IWid water fWHIII, or other forms
ol pollution AOt eataine the water at
OlleaxM:eOtratedpoint.
There 11 also some controvft'ly
over~exteattowbkblbeexiltin&
aed.lmerita on Lbe river bottom, whkb
have beftl accwnulalbl& for years,
affect lberlvu'a D.O. Jevda.
To complk.ate,matten even more,
memben ol tbe DNR tuk force
thatevet~ lithe lndustrls
dlro.lnated all tbelr ertluentproject
~rc:a~~~~b:;
never radl a dilaolved oxypa kvel
ol S pa.rta per miWoa IPPMI
lbrou&bauttbeentire,.e~r. s ppm bu
been tbe ro.ln1mum ind lllat llala
authoriU.wouldlitetoseelittalned
lntheriverataUtimel,
lldlltry olfldata qusdoa bow oew
ltandardl can be tet If lhele matten
i:oJ::u.~ec:'tv::!t-::T.
fluent treatment system can be
Judged on the buii ol wbethet- or not
ltpUHS~tainportlont ol theriver
to fall below S ppm D.O. clurlq the
low now in aummei. Concentrations
of pollutants n.aturally lncreate
clwinc tbe IWillnK monlhl when the
OVft'..ll voiUIJH! o1 the river's water
decreases. Revised water qullty
s taodards are brinl set to malte in-dustris construct the neceuary
treatment systems to bdp maintain
tbe S ppm level aU year round.
Despite tbe unsettled c on· .
trovft'lin, the DNR must lOOn lsaue
permit• t o all poi nt souru
dischargen to rtmaln in dfect over
the next five years. The permltl will
cllctate tbe•da\ly amount ol realdual
wqtes that eadl polluter wUI be
allowed to dump into the river. Eadl
year, the illocated amount must be
deqeued so that by 1983, each
polluter will be emp~in& the belt
available tecbnolou to meet EPA
10111.
" We'reaotna tobavetopay for it
=~':i:· be'U::e. ~·:fU'b:~·~
d.oM between more upenalve toUet
paper or tbe c:ontitlued death ol the
rlv«beforetooklq.
Franklin St. )VIall, to begin construction·
project arouncb-drculatlon lmproyementa totalled $2,JI8,1'00. Of
lhll lmOWit, Oftly $551,200 wu approved. SteYms Point will n«lve
122.000 oltbese fUDds for feodnc and
beWtope; for the Intramural Held.
CurTenUy .,,000 per year 11
budpted for the planlinl o( tnea and
ahrut. in aeademk: areu. H~MIPI
and the thTee Centers bolb bave
toepatate- biJd&etl for laadscap&na,
tbouCb
fac:ililiesman~~&ement~Uper·
'lila the w«k and JrOUnda malnteaa.ooecara f« It ooce planted. A
total landlcape plan ·for aU Ulree
area. II beinc worbd on. A !"wk « der for 510,000-fiS,OOO worth ol ue.
and abrubl; for the entire campus will
beJatntoutsoon..
If you bave any quaU.O.. about or.
sua:esliona for tbe laodlcaplq oo
our campus, fac:UJU. mau.a:ement 11
IDtereltcd in your lDpul.
...._.,.._liAfrllt,tm
Bv Barb Pldtlltl
Findilll a beginninl In tt!'Uing this
s tory is not easy. Don it start with
the first man to aane a ""«<land lbe:
cleire to t!'fld~te caU.in forms ol
vegetation'! Or doH it begin with the
~~1-.f~:nz'A~~~ ~'it~~
...;hC'n people begin noticing Ill effects
aftt!'fasprayonthciranlmalt,olher
plants , andeveninthemtelvcos?
1-' or Harold and Nettle FrH<ilund
who own a farm nu.r Pittsv\Ue,
Wisconsin, an hour w'tilt ol Stevem
Point. the stor)' bt!'&ins Augu~t 21,
1971 . That day a btlllcopter eame
over the nei~in& 40 and s prayed
clouds ol mist (« 2 and one-half
hours. With the wind and the tur·
bulence cnetetby the belkopt.er, lhe
m istdriftedtorettoo theFreedlund
land. It smdled like the htrbkldes •
USC'df«weedconttol a Jonathehl&b-
..
.._
Mrs. Freedlund callt!'d tbe•kal
r~~~&er wbo told ber be
one wu 1tupid l':fiOUCh
towu sure ao
spray that ,
especially on .uc:b a windy dly. Soon
after the conversation tbla man
::~~n~~::~
their sym,.lhb.en in pvsument
jeD seemed to retire •rty or be tnn-
sfei'Tedoutoltbearea.
It was 111 buble:lde
lpray·,
==~~tbec!:~.~C':'~
to land owned by Freedlund'a c:oulln.
~~·~::~~ ~
oltheJU:J:ll!:f«applkJ,Uonwere
not foUowecl. 'Such .. minimal wind
veJocity and dlstaoca ftom human
habitaUon.
•
wl~~="~o.:n·~=
-~~;ou!-::e~:.!:c'r:J;
aflef' eating sweet com from· lbelr
riC'Id. At fint Mn. Freedhmd at·
tributed k to lbe flu outbreak lbe
gowmment wu predktinc.. Aa abe
said, ' ' I believed the pC'I'IIIIM!Ol for
.a~~'o::o-~
their County Aplll wbo tc*l tbem DOt
to be ablurcl ~~ the q:ny'1 ft.
Tbe wooc1 County
however, wu at the beliJ!nlnc vf!r)'
sympathetic: to thdt probaems 1 but
lalft", be too dxM to J&DOre
rects.
acent.
u-.
::~~~~::~
sent bldl no aniWa'S c.-lolt the aam·
p&es, and lDipeetiDI: olfidals refuaed
to::e..:a:.~';:r:t.~~Ud
death
a re
commonplace,
but
IOmething Is amiss when all your
abort a t the ume time. .• lhe
piglets that survh·e a re deJormed. ..)'QUf coWs aet. sick every time
you feed them 1il11e fr«n your ...-..
field ...and the milk is iuch that the
blby, the cats, lbe: dop and evc.n the'
pi gsrdusetotllUCh it .
lOWS
.~"abo~~~ fa~~ege~ 11s~f!·· ·Y~~
year ... you rhusbandca nbarelystay
onhlstractor ...andyourbabyhasun·
c:ontrollablesuta mln&fi ~.
•
·
,tJso this: .the loves on the trees
curl t.ome, under the sli'!lulus grow
twof~tJon&) ... che:rriC'snpenonthe
tnes bC'c:aUSC' the birds .,.on·t eat
tbem ... you rind dead racoons and bir·
dll in )-our rlelds, dead (awns in your
wood:s ...calvesayin nve years ~go
haven't decom
yet tthe camon
eatersareall
dorelseknowbet·
ter ). Bdorethespray,tbeF'TC'C'dlun·
ell bad 100 bealthy pip and as an auction aNIOUIIC8fttnt proclaims ol their
c:owa, "this is ODC' ol the highest
produdng herdl ol cattle In the
~
things
Were gett.inc
bad ln.
1m, Dr. Geof1e B«ker oC UWSP
eametotheJ'"e:ICUe. Hewasableto
Jd the R.fsponleTeam come out
and look at the damages.
Tbe
,RespoaseTum•asdesipedtocape
with the tncnulq number ol ~
plainla rtlated to spray damage. The
three-man team was compcaed ol a
man from the Department or
Agriculture, one fnxn the Depart·
ment o1 Natural Relour<.'C's a nd 1
unlvenlty student to belp lr.eep tabl
on thlnp. They wanted to do what
they could help the Fretdlunds, but
unfortunately their asslplmentl did
to
to
S:..ta:;~~==:!=~
visitor eame out to the farm and uw
ODC'
ipC'cllcularly burnt lree and
..~~~~!t~:':~=~e.;
just make other pla,nl.s, animals and
people sk:k. Blllee Shoecraft, wbo;
ln tbe ' 11180'1 had ber person and
-~-!=-::~~=
bC'r -.-ay damage called Soe UN:
Buta'*. Ill aU in"els olgovernment
.
=r~~::: ::,~~-~k:
met with the Freedhlnds and pve
them a u Uie support lhe could.
Wberelsabtltoday? Sbe'sdNd. Sbe
lfied January I, lJTi' , of cancer. Lab
tats pro¥C'd &be wu run o1 the
c:bemica1s2.4.$--Taodz.•D.
Tbe Freedlundl a nd other farm
famlliC'slnthearuwC'I"C'~tly
Pip bon to Ulope Upclled &a tM: 1.4,1-T ud l.4-D Mlfer driotm hlel
rsn&bll from extraloH and CIU"Iy ean to Ute allaftote el auJ openU.palld
KXOf11.D!1.
e:uminedlntheMarshlle~Cilnk:by
1 IJ"OUP of doc:tOn from the £D.
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ol
the City UniVC'tlity New York. AI·
ter blood tests, fat IC'Stl, even
neurokJgk:a l uanu, and much talk,
one ol the doctors Informed the
ramllylhat theyhadsurvivedoneol
the deadliest polsonl ki"IO'fD to man
andhewuamatedthattheywereaU
st\Ualive.
f'inallysomeone Is listening to the
rteedlunds' ilory after more than
five yean. Until this time, Harold
Freedlund ~ayl, "the wont thin«
a boutltwa1nobodycared."
Today the herblddC'S contlnUI:I to
show up In lhedeformii\C's In the pip,
aborted calvcos and thrH year i»d
=~eightU~~c:;:!
comandoatslbisyearlnthefidd
originallyhitlhehlrdi!:II,"UinC'JI·.
periment."
seems optlmlstk a nd both
Freedlunds a re glad to have someooe
wWin&tolisten tothelr story. 'l1ley
plan to keep up with their letter
writing camp~ign to make sure this
10ft of thin& gets enou&h publldty
{ IC'e the letter ln the FC'bnlary z:i
Pointer). Dr. SC'Iikolf ol the £D.
vlronmental Sdei"ICC'I Laboratory,
whom they recently met, is highly lnterested inw«klngwiththem . ~
The Freedlundl' biggest rear now l.s
that plans will go through for the
s pra yi ng ol two nationa l (orals In
northernWisronllnthisspring. They
worry about lbe: weUare of the
wltdlife,touynolhin&ollhethousan-ds of s ummer tourists who will be a f.
rected in the name of eradicatlna
" brushy growth" In coni(er plan·
tat ions.
tUrok!
The fea r communlcatel when you
rea d a letter (rom PauJ A. Vander
:~!ien~:~~;!nS:J:er: ~
whlchtg.norancepleadliNIOt'C'fiOe·
" Dear Mr. Freedlund ... We ate
unaware of any inltai"ICC'I or any
rtseardl which would lubltantiate
that the symptom~ cyou delctibe)
~.!~~~-~~1.~~
~t ol Agriculture supPOrta lbe continued tae of 2,•0 and U,5-T.
Tbest!' two
Afdl, lm • • n
hC'fbiddes
"have been
University strivin!iJ· for water conservation
Parks and recr~ation . organizatio~
· s~arting on cam_eusi _
a,,._...._,
teMII.b"Ce mana&anmt title.
.
1'be WPRA can be ollll'lportaoce to
aU ol theM: II'Udellt.l.
By par-
-~:0 ~::-a.t.
W"IICOIIIiD Pub aDd Rec:rN.Uaa
ASIOdaU.. an atnliaUoa ol tbe
NalkiDal PRA.
It il tbl oldelt
orpnbaUao ol ib k1Dd In lbe couatry.
Its membera Include
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===~
Uolpatlrcasa frahmanoraopftmore
you could evaluate Ji1Ur &•II ud
m~~ybe plaD ahead Ior your future.
Support par ks and rec:reallon
m.a:uaemeat by acUvdy iDvoMDI
younelf iD •tartinl tbe Ste\'mt POUlt
student'steetionollbeWPRA. L9ot
• In lbe Pointer for news ol lbe
i:f:niuiUonal m.tial· For further
Pn~~~.~-Tom Prelny,
=
-::1 : , :
n.ltlidmtc:blpteroltbl~
$ID Pub aDd Ra::relltiaa .u.od&Uaa
wW~aV'III'}'Y~I'IMIIU'al
Country-side Sojourns
Lectures On:
"THE PEOPLE'S
REPUB~IC
OF CHINA
£
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Educational Reform
Monday, April 4
6:30P.M.
Room 125 A"& B, U.C.
The China Experience
Tuesday,-Aprll5 10:00 A.M.
B~A~H~ EAJJER
Comm Rm. , U.C.
MAIN LECTURE:
China: Who arrd What
After Mao?
VOl;& for
moOREEATING.
r..-
byiha
Tuesday, April 5
8:00 .P.M.
Allen Centor Uppor
spon- by: PolltlcaiSclenco .Uoo.•
M- -r-tr,Caoopeljn-
Atg
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6 Lactur• , & U.A.B.
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Now you see
fiim-, now you don't
By kotl ShDpkiu
. overcome becltlers with an im·
promptu witty cornmenl. U this fa Us,
Amidst a table clullu'ed with rubbtrC"tt'MM1t,babypowder,andpi«es
he tries to appetr disappointed or
ol"ma&ic" rope. a mptley &athftin&
hurt lsomdbinghecandowryltle.ll l
ol curioua onklolten and a!Nteur
thus playing on tM heckler's
ma&lclans waited as mas ter
emotions. Fellows also uld Uwt his
llltllillrllst Bob Fellows ·~a~rried
useolemotimcanhavealugeeff«t
about, makina: last minute checks
In blndlin& y~er udiencs like
the birthday parties be ocaslonally
before he wu "On." Qnly he wasn't
performing In front ol a crowd-at
puformsfor. .
teut not one apecU.,. a show.
Fellows clescribed bis start In
. RatherhewiS prepafin& to conduct. a
magk IS the buUdiDc oil, structured
free magic wortshop as an In· . • na~tioe !ollowinl the pl:llolophy ol
structional seulon before his ma.glc
moat professional magicians by usin&
show st:beduled later l.bl!t evenlnl oa
theD'IOI"esimpleractslnblsshow. He
Mardl14 Ia the WIKGnsi.tl Room ol
abouktthatsomemagkiansareac·
tuall~ professional clowns o r
theUniversltyCenter-:st-men but fedt that beln& a good
L
,
~
Sponsored by the UWSP Actlvltiel
=fd=y~~·a,a~:r:
~
be min&)ed about, perlormlnl a few
pre- worklbop tricks as crowd·
pthering appetizers. Bob Fellows
hiS appeared on lelevlsloo In sevenl
cillea and hu given performaDCtSall
~~lt~~~u«:t~ea;
previously lrliined ual5tants for
cornmef'ciallhows.
Even though he lmpr&se~ IUs
::Cu~ !:!f!n:~e:!!:~ ~
~ntraUn~(oneye focus,keeptna:
the audience preoccupied on
somMhlng other Uwn the rea l triclt,
_ and rdying more on Mterulnment
· Uwn puakment are aome ol the
major points In putUna on a aood
......
Bob Fellows con really tum o trick ·
'
Heuystlwtitywa~to
believe In any trick It's Uwt much
eas1ertoma.t.e)'Uifa~belleve
!.a ll. _ FeJ&Ded dumsineu or inc:ompderft plsya an Important part
in Fellow's magic sbows_ espec:iaUy
when be performs for dllldren. He
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.
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aud~withiUsyoutbfulfeature~.
heilno~nndtothea rtol\Uuslora.
He ata rttd on the magic na~te In the
ume ma nner IS Johnny canon and •
Dick Cavett by Jiving five-dollar
magic shows wben be-was only l2
feels that dllldrer~ enjoy an act In
ra:!!.~:r.~~r~:r:r&i~r:Jh" bu~~~:~~a~trfthen~Ll~h
the years has added many new twists
lO his act. Fellows, in addition lO perfo rm ing his " Maalul Fantasy
Shawl,'' teachels month lone course
at
Hamps hire Coll eae In
Muaach~~~etts and has a Malter'•
di!Fo!~ei~Or
an added nou rish s ince they get a
!alae ~ ol the maalclan's failure
toex~tethelricll .
Since It is commoo for maJiciansto
avoid teaclililg evfh the most minor
tricks to the public, it wu surprising
acd~tal .~J:'!c"f:.:!!~d:f!t~~
any
disa-epandea 1ft his act. he II also a
hl&hJy lc:fllmplilbed fu l·tal.t.er.
Beina: able to talk fut Fellowa feeia,
may uve your act whm.toinethlac
doesn't ao rlaht orlf a bec:kler stan.
lO Jive you prob~. Whee asked
about h«.t.krr, Felbn •ld lbat be
hu no set ccmebadt but UIUIDy can
almoll. two houri, Fellowl demonstrated the slmp&er tricks and the
basks ol moat ma&k routines lOa U·
tremdy curioul aucUence. F~llowa
a11o tried lO help form matenal for
lbe few amatmr malklans In the
worbhop.i.oduidlbatfllrtbertrkks
• can-be takm from boob. but etcb in-
They know all about you
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REGIST~ATION
Activity planner hidden in Busch
Revenge of the Gonzo Godfather
-~~~
A Set Scram : For fulnor penaltin DOt de8erviDg a penalty kick, 1 set
aerum Is awarded to the oppoa;ltlon In which the nrat ro. of each tr.a mblnds
&hoUiclft'S with the other and the Nil il ~~into the alley between them.
RUGBY.·
Rugby is a r~latively new word to most peopJe ln Stevens Point. The Point
n~&byteamlstJyingtointroduc:e thllaporttotheareaandlettv~ODt
-
CSoncy exemplifies rugby spirit
know tfler'e Is an alternative to the c:ompeUUve rat race of our lradi"
American sports, baseball, footblll, butetballa~bc¥tey.
In rugby, there are oo IUbltltutel, therefore a penoa Is not d~monliud
by hlvina:toait on the siddloes waitin& for a cluloce to play. Anyonewbo
has been mthat situation knows the fetllnland u-can lead to disillusiortment with the team and a lou of Rlf conf'ldeoce.
The acticri In rugby is ru t and Contiououl. The pl.ay.-s stop only •·lim
there !san obvious rule infraction, when theNU ~outol bounds. orwbal
· aomeone srons. AU laws or the pme are del
to fadlitatt si!IO«tt
movement and to mate the pme proceed witb 'ttle lntenuption. An JCI.
va ntage rule was added to make It possible for a rule to be brokrn by ODt
team and if the other team pinl an advtatap by that infringement, tbe
rtftfft will allow the game to coatimle unabated. This rdlec:ts 1 ncHimle
po~~~:!'!'~t'~,':nrortbelr•portamanllkeattitudtlonsndctf
the. fidel. They are also known for their rather boilter-ous
gooilgame.
.
.,.
~rtie5 arta- J
~~~~i~~n:r:a~~~B~~= :!:~/!~r!:
player positions. rule ~ririgementlandaU otber;thl!lp related tolheplllt
are used. In genm~ l , the fUiby lfam is a IOd.al OI"J&A(zation intmsud il
playtna an active contact aport. For examp&e, It ll,customary to buy lheCIP"
posln& team a few been alter the game thus JeavlDgany bad feelings on !be
playtngfitld.
'
· The game mnn. • Dllllllbw ~Giber rules, but most peopko manage to
getby quiteweU cm tbe balicl thefpk:t upinonepnctk:tsesaion. Tbecon\"mioa from rooct.D tonlilbY b simple. Ywean't throw the baU forward or
run iilterfcnoee (• tlie ballcarrier. ln tbispme.,you arel"'lnlli.n&• lot lt'M
fllll, tirinc, lad JOOCl sport
! ':o~L005f~ltt) ~~:: :,LfH~:!:~
3--ll(-TOI<~ II U W/HC, - 'I{, !A<K
I:I.Lf. <ENT R. j(, SAO
~)_ LO<K FORWA~05
5;J
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FORWAIII;~
BRTUnTRE~IIAcl<
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15 FULL 8AC.!<.
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History Dept, Open House, MPM CGranctm.'s Kllcben )
\
Arts & Lectures : LUIGI'S DANCE ~IDENCY, 8 PM (Jenkins
UABFilm: SCARECROW,IPM CAllenCt'nterl
Hansen Hall Square oanc:e; 8-U PM CDeBot Center)
UABCGocert: MARSHAU.nJCKER,IPM CQuandtGyml
UABCH : DAVE PARKER, •11PM ICoCfeebOulel
April!
UABCH: DAVEPAR.KER, t- ll PMCCol!eehoulel
A.prill
DtlullHIU Easter Bnmdl, 11 AM·t.PM (Graodma's KUcbenl
SelliorHooorSoeletyLutl«CW"eStties,7PMUZ5A·Bl
,
UAB VideoBeamSbowfd& ''WOMENS'ISSUES",IPM CComm. Rml
April4
'
Pol. Sd. AAoe. Lecture: GERALDTANNEBAUM, 1:31).1PM CIZ5 A·Bl
UABCounes&Serninars : HYPNOSIS,HPM<GreenRm. )
RHCFilm : EASYRIDER.IPM (AllenCenter)
AprilS
UABCreaUve Arts Photography Oilplly, IAM~PM CConcaunel
Pol. Sd. Alloc. Lwlcheon, tlAM-2PM <Formal DlniDg Room) 6 Lecture:
GERALD TANNEBAUM, toAM-11 :30AK CComm. Rm.,)
UAB C«nes & Seminars: TYING SMALLER TROIJI' FLIES, 7-9 PM
fNicoletRm.l
UABMovie: FREEBlE&THEBEAN; 769; 15PM CWII. Rm ,)
Univ. Film Soc. Movie: JUDGEMENt' AT NUREMBURG, 7 & 9: U f'M
ll2S CC)
RHC Movie: EASY RIDER, I PM IDeBotCentel'l
Arts .. Lectw'el: JOSEPHKAUCHSTElN, IPM CMlehdsen!Wl)
UABAVf'rolnm : ROBERTKLEIN, I:lOPM (Comm. Rm. l
UAB CH: " Open Mite", 9-11 PM CCofreehousel
AprUI
UAB Courses •Seminan : TRAVEL, 1 :»7:30PM CRedRm.)
UAB Coursei&Semlnan : BASICSOP'STEREOEQUlPMENT, ?-1:30PM
(Comm. Rm.)
.
UABMovie : FREEBtE6:THEBEAN, 76:9:15PM (Wis. Rm.>
Unlv. Film Soc. Movie: JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBURG, 7 6:9: 15 PM
1125 CC)
~~buuve Att.l~pbyDisplay:aAM-3-PM <Cooc:Gunel
DaneeActlooBdly DaDcineCliss , ~7 PM (3ZtCC)
RHCCH: DAWN OLSEN 6: FRtENDS, 9-11 PM<DebolCenter)
AprUI
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NOCLASSES
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The :superquiz
Quiz
By R.a•cl.y Wk,·d sltd T1ra S.W•••
1. Wbkb one ol tbe fol.lowin& major
leaiuen rd'UMS to play bueb&U oa
f'riday nlibta andSaturdaya'!
• · Gorman Thomu
b. AIHrabo&ky
c. JOMCardenal
d, DapTbomaJ
dal .....
ic.~=·ol-~e~~
lbe Natioul Basketball Aslodltion'!
Which ooe ol lhele players wu
fmed 1100 for tommittiq manslaucbtet" in a fcnip COWitr)' , nd
tllftl wu fmed SIOOO for una&hinl a
major leap team's watercooler'!
a . MsrviDBarnel
b. CaarCedeoo
c. Ernie Holmes
d. AloJobnsoa
S.
O
Answers
e. Dne.Forbes
a. BWRuuell
b. DoaNdson
c. BWSbarman
d. TomHeimoNI
3. Wbo II tbe manli« ol baseball's
SlLouisCardinals!
a. Jim Clark
b. RedScboeodimst .
c. VeruMorpn
d. Doa CoryeU
6. WbodidLGuGebriirepisceatflnt
buefor tbe IIZS'Yankets'!
a. WallyOeave.r
b.J&eKochinakl
c, WallyPipp
d. WWleWbite
e. Cb'deKlutb:
e. VeruRapp
4. Wbo )eel tbe Kar:us City Royals In
bomei'Unllutyu.r'!
s . OtisAmOI
b. 'JohnMayben')'
c . Am010tls
d. OtisC.mpbeU
e. Geor&eBrett
Monte Cha r les, who returned winUnuaUon. I.Diurance policy bad been
appt"OVed ncently, and his lm·
Uldayhellretirinafromcoachlng medi.ltepjansaretortiocateina
bec.tUHolbulthproblemt.
warmer climate somewbtr'e in tbe
Cbsrks, f7 , has beea coach ol tbe • Ot.arb ol Sauthern Miascmi or Nor·
UWSPIJf'klsqusdslncethefalloll!m
thernAtb.nsu..
aDd before that wu It UW-Superior
Charles, who popularl&ed the
nina football to UWSP, &nnOUDCed
~:~-==-~nd UW- Plltteville
CharMs bas bem under lreoltment
for lymphatic leukemia since
February ottm, and while bis col):"ditioa has remained quite stable be
said preuuns Ill tbe jW'CI(euloa docl 't
" bodewdlforthelongtllul."
The University intends to ume 1
succ:euor lOOft, •ccordina to Alblretic
Dlrector, PaulHartm&D.
Cha rles nid his request for
beoeflts UDder bll IDcome coo-
=~rt:.!~C::
:p:
ter's "aerial circul," rolled up a 20-2CI
win-1oM record at St.eYem; Poi.Dt.
Lutfallbiscbarf;esmcweduptoaN
mark, tbe bl&belt 'win-.ku pel'·
centaae ola UWSP gridiroft team slnce llll,andlbebeltovenllmarkslncelM7.
Tbe team bas been a leader for
several HISODI in lhe NAJA
atltiltkal depu'tmmt for Ita pusiDC
behind ~ st«Nl& arm ol ita
uUOCI.Illy·ranked quarterback. Reed
Gl«dana ol Kaukauna, wbo will be a
smioroe:xtyear.
At SUperior, his team produced II ,
victoriesand !ivelouesinconfereoce
f•asectlndpllcefinlsbinbothlf70
and 1971 . lD the si.l. years bdore he
went there, the Ydlowjsc~et.l had
scored.Oillynvewinl.
At PlatteYUle fn:m 196e through
. lMll, the Piooeen had 17 wins, •
::-.:~~~=~~
the conference champloa&hlp and
Cbarles wu Wilcoftlln State Unlvet·
slty Confereoce Colcb ol lbe Year
a.od runner up for similar bonorl In
NAL\District14.
Cbarks Is a n1Uve ol Mkhlpn and
boldl cSeg:refs from'H.illldale CoUeae
ind the University ol Mlch.I&an. He
coached and wu atbleUc director In
Saulh!idcl Hllh Sdwlol in Dttroit,
Micbiptl from 111154 to 11114; ~
co.cb at Northern lllliwlll Uni.en.lty
from 11115o-1tll and tllftl moved to
Wisconsin.
In h1l tenure at Steven~ Polllt,
Qwlel wucreditedwlthrevlvine
1ilter.t in foott.U u well u improyinftbes:ncrazn. At.bleUcDirector Hartman ukt be e~J*Ia.Uy
regrets the fact " that Moate bu to
=~CIM~~u::=
~andrf&btuptotbedoont.epol
~Otln:!'~~~!f:;.
Utllvenityudwe~hlmwel!. ''
History repeats as thine/ads take 2nd to ·LaCrosse
Wsuc
ByJsyScbwelkl
As has beef! the tnditic.~ln ~t
yean, the UWSP track team went into lut wmend's State Ut1lftnity
Conference Meet with int.enUonl ol
beiJll the spoiler. Tbe Pointers' aim
wu to delhrcme UW·LICroue, the
JiantoltheWSUC.
History repeated itHlf, however,
and UWSP feU 1bort in their IJ!ant·
kitlingl&lk. TbePointerstallled 111
points • 31 more than their Marat
foe; yet the UW-lndil.- ran a.a,.
with tbe titk, p.mering 111 points.
Poinlet' CC*h Dcm Amiot bad
mixed emoUons about bis team's
lbowln&. "I wasn' t utlafied with the
team bees~ae we had sub-par effort&
&et " hungrier".:. for •
title, and
1 greater penonaJ ncrtllce by escb
membtrlsneedeclforlhll.
UW·L chalked up 120 points· m 12
ts oa Frids7 nJ&ht, but we only scortd
12."
Amiot added that tbe two mile and
&bot putdida't pick uptbe points be
thou&htwencrucial.
Tbe bead mentor wu bappy with
aewralareaa, bowrnr. " l uld we'd
b1Yetoqualit'Jl7tollpeop¥forthe
fiDall, ud we wen. suooeut'ul in
dljaCIO." Hellidthltbilte:emm•t
.......
inseYeralevents. J~ted22piM:.
~~c::~u:::m.-::
their points.
Tbe Pointers · only bad two lndlridual dwnpioal who plcUd up 20
polrtll. tbus the se«tnc ked wu
more wkiesprud througbout the
teamtbenltwatforUW·L.
Some quick cakulaUon. il'ldicates
that, omlttlft& the flnl place flnilbs,
tbe 1C0re was UWSPM, Laeroue~l .
Wbat a diffeHDCe tbOie winnin& ef.
fortamalte l
FoUowin& the lndiarw and Pointers
were: Wbilewat.er-14, Eau 0.~76.
OlhkOib-eO, Pllunl&.s:J,· Stoui·U,
and RiYft' Falllllld Superior 1rilh 4
Many ol the ellorts far JUtpUHd
the WSUC recorda because ol
tll'lt.t&ic radn& and nmnen enteriq
lft'ft'll eventa. •mona othel' reuons.
Tbe bldivictual cblmpklns from
UWSP wa-e both repeaLers fJUtl.lut
,..r, AD Americsn Dan 8uDtmatl
Walt Wilmot - SuperStar ·f rom the past
have been s lrlving for the puftc:t
:W~)
r: ~~ ~~ !!'.~..~~
wu niceolGdslutoaupporttbe
cowhidl' stand, In as much as Gdsler
is tbe president olthe company thlt
developtd the new ba II. The tom·
pany, by tbe .,y, b A. G. Spaklin&
Bros., named naturally after
A.G.Spaldini. the White Stoeltlnp
owner who gave Walt Wilmot s ur:h a
lucra tlveplayingmntract.
'nle Sflottb•l New• w'mt on to say
lhlt the bkktrina over the cowhide
::~r~~:!f'',-: 'r~~~~~
causal by
\Jie
Introduction ol the
cowhide baeball in the 1194 Nallonal
Lta&ueopmtr In Louisville.
in~m~~~·orw:l~ :~h:'O:.~r~:
1
occasion. c:'hlcaao Manager Clp Anson new Into a rage after ..everal
ba lls split open and bounced wildly.
Anson accused Loulnllle Mal\l&er
Bill Bamle of storlna the balls lm·
......ly.
Despite a Chicaao rictory, Anson
wu ttiU steamlnc after the pme.
However, Walt Wnmotandthereatol
the Cbka&o playen tbau&bt the I&
cicSeftt was rather bumc:lnlul. 1D fad.
they enjoyed the eowblde m.ll 10
mud! tbat lbey -.eat a f ake tekC;ram
to An1ca. The -.lre uJd. "ToA.C. ·
Alison, Cbicqo Baseball Club,
LouilvWe . HCUI, l..ouilvUJe, Kentudr;J: Om't play wtth Barnle'J
br!lll." Tbty tlped . It JANES
A.HART, pnsident of the c:::bicaCO
dub.
Tbe oe:at day, Ansoa thiDkloclbe
teJein,m wu rut, arrived at tht
~~r:.:~r::.~
i!t~~-~~~re=:to:!
::· =~":::~.:~a~':;:!
field, lhiDidJ:C he had lhe CbbJO
pnskient'a Ncltlna.
The $4250 controct that Walt
signed wos phenomenal, os
ij made 'Walt tho high"' pold
player In the Notional l.eogue
Tbe ~ coat Chicato a
forf'£F.:
I.Od SIOOO fine. ADI«< ud Hart
bothlftlhinloverlhetncldent,bUt.o
thlad.ly, ADioo WUneYertokt wbolt
wu U..t aeat lhe r.u te~c~nm.
~::U~~~l~
from
QUeqoio t•tobecomemauaerol
~ea:U~:;:d
:-ouJ:t
and bll bitU"' aM 11ekti~ helped
win the pennant. One or hil
remarlr.abte feats wu hlttlaC One
homeTUIII Ln me pme for the
Millers, something that ... rely ha~
pmed blck In thole dlya.
Wilmot played for lhe New von:
Giuta io 1897 and 1•. alter which he
wem bKk to Minneapolis In IIIII u
player-manaaer and loll 1M Cham,
=~ria. ~~~~,;~~~:
again !rom 1901 to 1903 aDd then
bougbt the Butte, Moatana dub In the
:!,~=:~~~~f:Bu~~·=
finally min-ed to co Into the
promotion of automobile shows.
Wilmot died in Chieaso a lter aJona
illneal oa February I, ltz9. lie now
llealnthePkwerCemetuy. Alter all theM yean u a vlrtuaUy
unknown ballplayer ill thta area, lhe
Pk>Yer IUpn'ltar il flniUy
&Inn a Jona ova-due ulute. The
Stnma Point Softt.U AalodaUOfl
hal omtiDued to IWlle a aol\b..tl
*Palterbim lobllbooor.
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~PapiAfi'IJ , Im
Simon closes out cage career at UWSP
Dee Simon ol Dftl"br1ldc. has bl~ded thefrultsofdetermlnation, praclice and uperience: into a potefll mlxtW'l' for UWSP womms' bu.kt1ball
team.
Since join1nc the team four years
ago. Dee bas twice ltd the team in
rebounding u well u urnln& the
~Player Award u a
Del!bestcombinelherskilliUJM!t,r
the oll'ensin boards. She lttiPI for
the rebound~ , often receverlng the
The Ka'd to getting the~.
a~na to Dee,
Point.'' sbeex~IDed.
·
Despite her mttr"at, abe never aot
to play volleyball. lnltead 1he hu
e~r~~ey~::Un!'rn:
thilherthlfdyearoltnck.
FouryearsaaoOee'a$'9"made be(
one ol the tallest basketball players.
As Interest In the sport grew,
however, It seema the women did
too. " Now I' m the height ol moat
guards,''Oeeoblerved.
ThoUgh lhe loll beT hdaht advantage, &be led the team In reboun·
ball for an easy Inside lhot She seta
enough o1 them to fnake her the
team's second kadina: ICGm' and
most~ottU:"ateabool.er.
At 21 , Dee is the "old-timer" ol tbe
team, being the only senior. B«ause
their high ld*ll t Anlf&o> dld not
have a &iris' team, Ott could only
pLay in some pick-up pmes aDd
apinst her brother. Whefl she
graduated in 1973, she wu sure she
hllve virtua lly the sa me rebound
totals this yea r .
'Jbou&h s.he had alrelldy been accepted by four other OW ca m puses,
Dee visited Stevtnl Point during her"
~ar. "lrullylikedtbepeopie
lhat I met so I applied and came to
• dingbft'aophornoreandjunloryears.
Slnce the start ollut seuon she hu
wanted to partldpate in women's in- played next to two llJ&hly regardet'
tercolleiiate aU\IeUcs, especially lix footera. SUeBrvpardofFrtmonl
volleyball.
·
~Becky 5eeYen or Arpin. All three
The
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quality
makes the diffeience. '
When ttJere's
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We hope you have some tun w1lh the challenge
There's another challenge we'd like to offer you, too,
The Pabst challenge
We welcome the chance to prove the quality ol
our beer We challenge you to taste and compare
Pabst Blue R1bbon to any other premium beer You'll
like Pabst better Blue A1bbon quahty means the best
tasting beer .vou can get Since 1844 It always has.
PABS'I Since 1844-The quality has always come throUgh.
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"antlclp~~te
"become more aware II! where other
pl.ayenare."
" I've ~left~ active in sports because
' I like the satisfaction of perlormln&
well. I hope that when I graduate I
find a eoaching po~ition 10 I t.an give
wbat I've learned to othen," Dee
said.
Dee is majoring in physica l
educalioo and miooring in health and
math. • She planl to graduate Ia
l><wn""-
challenge.
11our~lflotorno .. -r.-tsol
towot-. ...*- .. JOVunbyuaJnoonly
Is to
=t ~~~tf!~"~
the
bold it."
One bendlt o1 ht'r nperimce Is
that she kno\1.'1 where the belt
po~itlon Is a nd bow to get theft.
Another, Dee said, Is that she has
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Festival draws Wisconsin artists to Roint
Art observed ...
~ l:JWSP Theater presents ,
~ Shakespeare's comedy
a- oa from thtH, as her fury moun-
tl - unWbetumtberillteacooin&
FIRST TIME ON A
·STEVENS POINT STAGE
~EPH. ·
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Ka1tc. •.:>tetn}'IANisr
~t.
at Jeut, hi the way the
Sbakespeare text reads, but It! nw~y
present.tions o1 ni«kr"D u~.
auctienct:~ bave bem left with the un-
the=
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preaiccl thlt
Ka~~
D'lllyonlybepre
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submluKJDan
onlertowinberow:n t«ybyotbef
mealll than open war.
Included in the cut II Cbuti Hammoodl u Kathllrine'a !atMr, ber
alstft' 818nca played by Darice
Clewell ber suit.on Gremio, lkrtensio,
1.,un(oetJo played by Mike
JanCIIria.k,ColeMcClaryandSpencer
Prokop respeeUvely. The ~ber­
duber portrayed by Tbornu Pieten
lnd otbe'r chaiacten played by Paul
VoceJuna. Tom wl.l.ll.ams, Sandi
.nd
SCein. nm Zimmerman. Key~­
Jobn Jorde., Mike Scott. Kdtb
'!f1cer"lrit, and Calvin Smltl roun(l
OUII'ff'f'Jt.=~bDeniiA.
G~Tec:bnlcaJ
diredor, U Soo
cc:.twnet bave been
desigDedbyF'riedr.Brid&eman.
Tktetl for ' 'The Tamlnc ol ~
Sbrew" are avalllble from tbe
Unfwnlty 'Jhe:ltre'a box otnee weet
Shin. Sea and
=:mu:.c::.~~~~
LD. a.Qd Adivi.ty Cud, Public tkbtl
area..a:l. Studeatlareadtiledto
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now u tk:tetl are
By:
UWSP ARTS & LECTURES
Tuesdayr.l~c~.'! ~.;-,!;oo P.M. .
UWSP etudents: $1 .00 Plus 1.0 ••
Adutta:: 14.00
Youth : 12.00
I~
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Quandt: barnyard or concert hall ?·
By TbomasJollle
...,
Quandt Fiddhouse makes a f1ne
lt~~~::~~~~~h.~
ooe becins to htar nastf c:om.ments
from artist and audieoce alike. " It's
1 barn" is one aueh rtmatt and
perha~ the moil frf!ql.lml criticism.
Quandt and B«a ~ are
aRtolpte. toaec:Uonodareq tbul
allowinl pl~ty of locl:u spa~
during an Arts and Lecture~ event.
Anotbet' Idea Involve~ hiring a IOUnd
engineer to tst Quandt's acoustics
and lnslaU an acoustietl shell tR
direct sound. But that doesn't IOI'+'e
the seatln& prtlblem 'IK'Ir the 1ft up.
The onl1 • real auwer It an
auditorium,
used for everything iiniJinabll, from
operas to Indian pow-wow's to
presldenUal speedlel. UWSP II
devokl of a lara• concfl'Hecture h&lJ,
aatlnc miDor p-oblens for some
and major btlldacbel for otben, sudl
u UWSP's AttsADd ~..ecturs-:--
=
ol~a~::.'=~r>e.n
aitk:al ol tbe relia.xe oa tbe
F\tklhouse. " People are forud to u.e
tbe fadlit)' ....e hive oo cboice exotpt to 10 (baoe, " She, atreaed tbe
ftct that UWSP Medlalarp ball o1
aome kind, not jult tor AJ1I aod Leetlll'el but for- all departments tblt
woWd MC!d its kiDd oltJ*e.
Quondr.s celling .. .so u~ of bod occoustk:s
' O¥edooted by carol Hopper and ber
atudmt ccmmltt.ee, eapeda1ly thll
the DOIHe&tbede dirDew.lonl
ol Quaadt tellll Jo be (1M: faetor
~tiDI tomWJer audleaee-tum out.-
)'tim' U
:=~~u!~S::
compk:xcmtbenortblideclC.mpu~ .
~..r=:=~:e~
try." Sbe . . ., Olll to .ap&ai.D tblt
tbwe would be lUll) problems tblt
WOIIIdud~betoiYedtoac:tuaUt
UMSeotr)'.
Ope reuoa Stevml Point DeYer
m.jorCCII'IOerta II the fact tblt
1ee1
~here's no place In tGoA1I. to~e~.t 4,000
people.
A
ltat•b...ed COMft't
The kiM d an altemiU~ performaoce area has not been
U.A.B. Coffeehouse Presents.:
DAVE@
PARKER
Friday and.Satur'day
April l ·.and 2 ·
9:00 · 11:00 P.M.
in .the U.C. Coffe~house
FREE! -·I •f '
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Notic.e :
Applications are n~w ~lng
tal(en for W9f'klng In the
Legal 'ServiCes Office
For · more lnfonnatloll i!lid ipplca·
tlons come to the Legal Services
Office-~d floor U.C.
University 'Film Society
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Film Recalls Trials at Nuremberg
AI the cue COfttiauel, Mr.
Kramer
~ hll write!' rely oa arguments to
ignitetheexpbiveldeu. Tbeybave
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oalbeorderolooeoltbejudpson
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drama come'"Wive and make thlnp
for Judie Dan Haywood, pllyed
superllly by Spencer Tracy, moll
lry!n&,
.~=~!:mco::=:u:
America.D Judge.' e!iileavot1 to WJ..
derstand the German people. ·
OODtamlnalion'' lrithanekterlyJew.
Throu&h Marlene Dietrich, a widow
of a German General, we get the
Mr!JorCGnflic:tsarile~tbe arlstoc:ratic antl·Nui perspective.
From cafe and bees' haD visits beget.
:,~~n~~~~CW:~ ' the feeling ol the okt timeGmnan
at the cbarac:ter o1 tbe meG .(In trial
and ~r de!mse attorney, masterIn the end the accumut.Uon of
fully Played by Maximilian Scbdl.
drama collides with the 1ssue when
'Mlese t:oniNilltatlons make the
Burt Laneuter, who pllys the main
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sull L Tbeo_the tmsloo Is drawn to
Applic~tions
for
Student Activities
Student
Manager
NoW available till April 6
at the information desk.
- For more infonnation see Mark
at the Student Activity Office:
resolution lD a questioa of !XIntprc~n;~lle for llili aake of not olfendlni
~~·~ people. needed In the
, Wlthln the rum there are exctilent
perf~ by the cut. Tbereare
questions of moral respons.lbWty ol
='
~~ ~ J!•erre ~
and a terrllylng look at concel&:fon
11
:!~!'but~~ ~i!:.e~o tJ!
uld.
The rtJm
1
w brilliantly
~ - DirectorStanley
done by
Kramer,
who hu also done such nlma u The
DeOanl Oaa, Sblp ot Fooll, It's • ,
MM. M•d, MN, Mad, Wodd and
Glial Wbo'1 C01ala1 To DlaHr, u
we.Uuotherfilms.
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IN A DINGY GREY ROOM SitS THE GREAT AND
KNOWLEDGEABLE OZ. HE S.ITS THERE, ALON£,
AND WIL L NOT COM E OliT UNTIL HE HAS FIN'IS HED • '
COMPILJNG 530 QUESTIONS ••• TRIVIA QUESTIONS .
·TRtvJA, A 54 HOUR EXTRAVAGANZA. TRIVIA,
A CONTEST ••• AN EXPERIENCE.
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ancient dance~ m.~deolll&n liiiiJUIBe,
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What II winter'!
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University Film Society
_Prese11ts:
A study of the Nu~mberg Trials
"JUDGEMENT
A-T NUREMBERG"·
Dlr-.:tod by Slatlloy Kramer
Starring: Spencer Tracy, Richerd Wldmark,
Maxmllllan Scholl, Martone Dietrich,
Montgom_y Cliff, Judy Garland
"A 1tlrrlng Indictment of reapon1lblllty, •l)d lnhumenlty
eow~putonfllm . "
Tuesday & Wednesday
Apr it _5 and 6 _
125 Collins Classroom Center
7:00 Only
Admission •1.00 ·
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