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.Students Invade Gold Cocist
April 15, 1977 ·
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Letter•
:'v~;e!;.~~itnn:,;~~':~ ':e~:ti=~~":~w':"~ !~olt:;_. =ju!~~ wahom~1
pr5e~~.teventsir1Poland.
For i~tance. talkin& abou t theshif-
11 of population, he mentioned thai
the Jews In dlfrerence' to other East
Jhe pest inside
Tot.bePOU.&u.
lam wrilizl& in resppase to YCIW' let·
ter o:preuiDC CODCmJ with the usecl
the chemical U5T by the U.S. Forest
Service In Northern Wisconsin. .
1be Wisconlln Department of
Natura.! Relourcea abares your cooC'ft'ft ov~ indiacrimlnate use.._ol Lbis
chemical, u do I.
They had
OficlnaUy attempted to have It placed
on tbdr limited UN list butttrq oppo~ltlon
and
from the ndd of agriculture
legisla tive .,:rtculture com-
.mitteel thwarted UU.attempt.
However, the ONR bas succeeded
in probl.bitin& the use m 2451' for
aJcle and weed control In Wiscanti.D..
More ai&ni!kanUy, lbey have also
est.blished a committee to monitor
the ~~~eolloUTby the U.S. ForettSet'·
vice. Thb com mittee Is compelled of
the director o1 the DNR'a £n.
vir'onrnental lmp1ct Buruu, a membft' ol the Water Quality Bun!8u, a
member of the Fl&h Manag~t
Bureau, • member ol the Wildlife
Managm~ent Bureau arK! a member
ol the Forestry Bureau. Also lnclucl«< on the CommiUee are contac t
mm from eacll of the State's thrft
Natklrlll Forestarua.
Prioc" to USI&e of 145T the u .s .
ForestServlcewlllberequlredtofile
an environmentll aueument report
with the commiU.ee. Tbe committee
wtllreviewlhertp«tandma.kepreappllcation, durin& applkaUon and
poet-applieationsltefnspeetion~ .
Though this committee's function Is
=~~-i~ Mr:. ~~~
1
man ol the Comm.illee, pointed out
th.l t any ill dfecta wiD immedl.ltely
be bnr.Jgbt to the Forest Servke'a at·
tentlon. U thepl'ICticel resultln& In
these negative d'fec:tl continue, the
=~teet0tru;:~ ~N:;;:I
":
tiUpUOo.
Mr. HUDtoon also poiDted out that
thue II a poulbUi ty ~ won't be
IISed by the U.S. Fcrest Servlee.
Though the level of Impurity In 245T
hu been reduced tbel"e is sun
juiUHabk eonoern over Its ~»e.
Hopefully the Forst 'Service wW
recos:nlu the potenUal danaen a nd
not re&art to use of tbe cbtmkal. 1
am coafldent a ny abuses wtU be
· quickly acted upon by the Wbconlln
DNR_
I appreciate your concern and
thank you (or takln& the time to write.
Pleue doa' t helltate to cootaet me
with your feeUnp an any oiJier ' - ofinteratinthe(uture.
WUUam A. Bablltdl
SeaateMajorU.y Leadorr
UltroOistriet .
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OOW's..te: 'lbllktterwultJb.
mltted to tbe P ...Wr by, Mr. Tom
O!urc.b in response to tbe artlde on
2.4.sT in theAprill ,tm luueof the
Pol.nter. •
EurtJpean countries were allowed to
emigrate. HO'ftVet", be omi tted to
mention that their deplirtw-e was
=~~~~~Y~~~
= :.~:
Kublak had finished discussing lhe
i:f~doe~~!::~m.:t~::'~';!
million Poles forcibly deported from
the Polish uslern territories on
Stalin ins tructions., into lbe Soviet
Ruui.l. II have read in the Polish
~~~~~~ct:~nt'::~
not, II surprillna. At lhil.tlme . l .,1 .bUtdonoil\anthe douttobel p ~1
should like to stress that my father s
decriminalization Jegl&latlon.
family bas been living ~ the United
It ma tten who tulected bee~ use It
States for three genentlons. After
can d'fect the alhlete who traint and
ex(:l!ls, only to be told there's not
this a~logy, Szymanski and I left the
lec:tu~ room. WhUe 1•;e were leaving
ftiOUgh fundi ng ror him or her 10
Profeuor Soroka called us
repnsenl this achool in national com.
;;,.~fe~u!'~hasr;rend:
his own Univei-sity by crmting ani'!' -
~r=a~~~~~=t'foo~h•p
Ed10·•rcll.. Dun•
ZA I Ellis St.
· behind the iron curta in
ChW"Ch-State • conflid in Poland,
worllen and students pen«~~tlons,
etc .. that the very sa me question wu
asked the very u.me'leclur« at the
Kosc iust.ko Foucdatioa il'l New
Yorll. l Or. Kubiak &ta ted he did not
Jtnowaboutthalmattu.
TheaDr. WaclawSoroltaoC UWSP
University loudly apoiQiiud for me
and a Polish poet and journalist Edwa rd Duna's behlviot uylnc we
bolhhadnotbeenJonatnotJihintbe
States to learn about the Am erican
democracy, freedom o( &peech, and
respect for other'& opinion. In thili
si tua llan l could do but one thing-to
leave the room. When l and Edward
Ouna were leavini Prol.- Soroka
shouted: boocllwns.
Thusln tlw name o1 freedom
s peech, AmeJ can democn~cy and
.apect ror differet~t opinions. it
SMmS to me, that 1 was denied not
Tothe Poinltr,
My dreams have been &mashed!
Mon<by morning I March 21111 I had
the unusual pleasure to notice the
new sys tem Allen Center hu approved. Upon entering the dining
area I noticed the -eight foot gate
whidr was s ii'WI& out toward the
cheCker". There lla boutfoUrfeetbetweenthepleandthewall.
Upon utinc one oC the ch«ken
tha t morning about the mea ning or
these gates s he rC! plied that people
Wet"e aneakinc into lbe dini ng a r~ .
But all I can ask is why the bars'!
What are these cMdten so busy ....·ith
that they ca n not detect someone
snea king around them '! I feel a little
more awarenea on the checkers and
the bars ...,·ould not be needed. •
Then artu ~ing up my mea l and
Incident reminded me 9f lhe Stalinilt
nl&htmare in Poland, when the leeturer invi ted a ll the questions, but
everyone was aftakl to u k any
question wbkb woukt displease the
for the aesthetics of the dining a~a .
l t remlndsmeofplctureslhaveseen
In prisons. Thenextstepof theladder ;
10'ould be to pia(:!! ban upon the win·
dows. Such 1 eozy efff!ct )his a ll
oe
petition. lt ca n maha
diUei-encefor
1
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text-~tal by manylnstructon.
f-'or Student Govmunent to beet·
fecllve, its leadenhlp must lead. It
must provide fresh ldeu and demand
therlghtsolali S.SOOofus. Weannot
~!~~'tw":~,-:;':~::o!y~
We need leaders who ca n bring a
sense of activism back on lhil tam·
pus. Laders who are not afraid lo
tackle the problmls of&tudeftts, not
only academic, butsodal as w~ll. As
1 tudenta, we ~prise nearly onethirdofthepopulationofthiscity. Wt
need to recotnlte our &taDdl ng In th is
eommunity a nd use 11.
,
Deb Due:kart is runni!J& for v~
President and 1 am runnifta fot
Presiden t of Student Govtniment
because we feel students need to
become more acti ve in _bolh lhe
unlveraity and the community, Your
l'«Me on registraiJon day will help
brina: about thil retum to acti vism.
Rick Tsnk
Vlc~PrnkkntSGA '
:nr~~to"::~:'=~~~= • =~~Le~t~~rr:u:~not'= .
JZ:::t~'·U:~~ ~~:!a~ :!~:'Vocftunlt
nerontbeAmerlcanunlversitynorto
be ca lled a "hoodlum" by a member
offaculty. '
Lenek S1yma•sltl
lltl MeO! Uod1 St
odd ing insult to injury
TotbePolatrr.
.
On April WI, IW7 Dr. Hieronlm
Kubiak or J agiellonla n Unlven ity,
Cracow, Poland ba,d a publk: lecture
on' lbe dynamics oiJOC:ial cha nge in
Pola nd, at the UWSP.
No t
elaboratiD& on the fact that the lectUTe:r MrYed stiMSenll and mernbe_n,
~;'f.!b ;("~ ~m=l&~
wou ldliketopointtoProi. WaclawW.
Soroka •• behavior.
· The 1ecturu u.lted the publk: t.o ask
him all lOria oC questklns any time,
and the lecture was opened to the
aeoera l publk:. I u.lted Dr. Kubiak
IOD'Ieque,tionllnrelatiol'l t.othecoonk:t between the Roman Catholic
Ohw-ch and the communist ree:lme.
A Potbh emigr-e writer, journalis t
and hlstorlan, l..euek &ymanstl,
~C!otor:=~;~%::
hooded~~...
ltd forcibly Into Ruuia duri!J& the
last wa r , a number apprmtimately
To 1Jroc Polaler,
about twc.-three million.
'lb.ls Is to wonder about the very
A simila r question w~ aked recen· ,
peculiar example of "ae•derpic
tly the Yery same lecturer at the
freedom"attlw-UWSP OriAprU&tb,
Kasdt.tultoFoundatk.nidNew Yorll.
Dr Hieron:im Kubiak ol Jagielklliian
But at U..t mOment Professor
University , Krakow , Pola nd • Wacla w W. So r oka loud ly
delivered a lecture on the dynamla
apologized for_ myself and SzymanoC soda! change in Poland. As the
&lliasaertingthatwe djdnot lea rn yel
pubtk: wu invited, beidc a Pol.ish
the buies ol democratic dilcuulon.
writer, joum.tlblt and historian, I atSzyma~JU:i and I had the fi&ht to uJt
tended. The 1ecturer II the very
quatiool and takin& aWIIy Ulil ript
beginning of h1l preJection Invi ted
wu In .an open Yiolation o1 the very
Pelatrr Pllt:Z AprilU, Im
o need to fire up
ToUie PointeT,
Student Gov«nment eleoetions a re
c:otryin&. ~p on May 2nd this y~ r.
~lltntion ~y. Alrmdy the am·
pa•gmoltbecontestants a re sta rt ing
to roll. The buttons are out, the
posters a re finding their way on to t~
walls and , as IUWII, the candidates
a r e talking . about better communk:atioiland the "student voice" .
Ol'le may ...,. ~1 IO'onder if Student
Covunmenteleoetionsarelobetaken
seriOU&Jy. Afteralldoes it really mat·
ter who b elec:ted President or v~
President of the student body'!
Let me say, ye t, it does matter, 11
matters very much to an oraanlution
it all odds
Up
Tolhe Pointer
Recently, State Senator Monroe
Swan began worlllna t.o rescind the
Equal Rights Amendment in the
State ofWisceasln.
WomenhavebeenWGR.Ing fortbrir
human rights for bundreds of years,
and I, for one, do not want to ue Mr.
Swan end that dream in Wisconsin.
This work! is RUed with hltr«<,
prejudi(:!!, and double &tandard&. Tht
~~~~C.:n:'?.r:!.el~i:i~
dl'lllgned toprotect a llofus.
As a woma n, and u 1 citlzen of the
UnltedStates, l a m standinJup tobe
counttd--1 vote for the ERA I I ult
all of you who b.dl equality as 1
bask: huma n righ(, both women and
men, to please send me a card 0t lett« exprt.!5iD& your &upport of the
ERA. Be psuned that Mr. Swln,
Governor LUcy, a nd PN:sklent Ca rter
will all bei nfomtedolyour feelinp.
· Weneedour suppdrt, andweneedil
todly. Please stand up and be C'IIUII'
tec~-ror the ERA I
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Kalh ry•A.Sctw.rl lter .
Gentra i Ddlvuy
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Port Wub.la(toll, WI ut14
Series 9, Vol. 20,
t-!o.
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.,,!~int pQt or~Unance p_ostp·o net_
Testimony favors passage by ~'ate ·
ByGallC.Gattea
At an open bearina; beld TUesday,
April 5th, UWSP had the'largesl coolincmtolstudentapreseottolobby
"tor a bill whkh would decriminali%e
marijuana..
Tbt Marine, whicb was held In
Madison. lasted two and· one-half
hours with the pule!' put ol the
~!!'~~~er::::'n~uchb~~~~
· decrim inalluUon and
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toot
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students from Point down in a show ol
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Tbt bill would apply only tl:l "sim-
Dave Clarenblcll, a span~« ol the
~~·~~r.~~o
Qrug Abule, linked the blll to the
tigbt states wtddl bave alrady
decri.mlnalized, He presented the
results whidl thole states bave concluded ainee PDiiDC mare libenl
muijuua laws.
Tbt Madison Pollee Odef al&o
spoke aDd e&almed thlt Madison bu
bad no problems In marijuaM abuse
since decrlm1naltzmg It one year ago,
AidTank. '
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Also Oft thea&tncb', in favor fA the
. bill, wu a c:rimln.al att«ney who
alated that the aarrent laws are un-
cateaoryuMomandapplepie.
Gene Msaina, ol the Wilconii.D
A.uociltlon on A.Jc:oitelism and 0~
treatment do aoth1n& toltop the use
dmarijuaoa.
The main objecUoa · wbidl wu
broucbt up aplnat tJw; bi.U concerned
biU,t~!f~'w~'J:!-~J,!
~ A~ to Student Govern· ·
v~Preaidmt Rick Tant.
Clal'ftlbacb Wted tblt be fell the
time wu right tor such a bW since at
prftftll , ~ percent ol the peop&e are
infavoroldecriminaliution.
Tallk said that one tMerestin&
statement Clarenbadl had wu l.bat if
the·bUJ could be yoted oa by a l«f'et
meftt
u.k:l thlt since the~ ol Women
posseulon and advocates
Voters favored and 1p0nsored the
pu~t by ciril fioe instad ola
pouib~ jail sentence, the use of a • bill, marijuana mlllt be In the same
ple"
trarfic:-like citation
rather than
arnst, aDd -raDOYes lhe establish-
ment ol criminal
arre~t
and con-·
~:!, ':.~ J:t"&e~l~
drivmi. Present evi4ence indlcatet'
that driving while Wlder the lftfluence
of marijulna is hau.rdoul. Riafit
now there ia no test for THC, the aetlve · logredlenct in. marijuana,
alt.bou&h both blclocrand I'Oidlide
tala are in. the pruceu of being
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Tankukl.thattherelhouldbea
Senate Committee bearlna; in. two or
That means that
thrt!e weeki.
1
1
=: ::!.!u:!Yar!r't&: bU,~:o!ld
be out d the Senate and on the Ooor
byAuSI.IIl
Mike Bany, an acUve membu of
Student Government , Aid that
anyone wbo favors the bW lbould
writetheirleg\llaUve~·
toatlnstoaupportthebi\1.
victkx!J"et''O'dd.
SGA speaks
Prospects look good
ByRicJlT.,.ll
dole to34 million criminals at Iarte in tb1J COUDtry.
Over·130,000in WiaconliD&Ddat leut4,000oa lhilcampuaalone. Could It be
tbat tbe atodent a\Wng oest to you ia one ollbeloe evU criminals?
Tbe quation ia, what did aD thele people do? What borTendoul deeds
have beefl 'commltted by many of our own atudetlts, right here on the
T'bereare:ewnt~Uy
for Old Main
~:.-u.~:::ru!n~!r~~lnl~~::=:u::~lilacriminal
offense pu:nisha.ble by a maximum penalty of one year impriaonmenl, a $250
fine or both. II the mere act of amc*lng marljulna auch atraaic affair, need
we.,_Uylodcpeopleup forlt? I don'tthln.kao.
""Ei&hl atata blve recently liberalized their marijuana laws. Oregoa
nm1, Alub Utn), Calilomia Utn),Cokndo UI751.Malne nml, Ohio
Hf75), Mitlnesoc. 119761, and South Dakota (1975) bave aU decrimll'lallud
....
WiKcmain now hu the cbanee to become the ninth alate to pau such laws.
Two bWI on mar'l)uana. decrimln.alluUoa are now before the alate senate
and lllembly. They would provide for free penonaluseol tbednlg in the •
privacy of one' a home and a maximumMO penalty for a moiling In a public
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Tbe Student Government Auodatlon hal voiced Ill support of the&e
and ia c:urrently wortina to see that they 1et favorable recom·
mt!Dditianl out of their respective )e&blaUve committee~.
So tu ten dty aovernments have acl;opted ordinances
meuun~~ ,
~~~~=uk~M::n.~=Oc.i~~
·
~~~~·~U:eatAI;!.of JeialatOn ·
~they
afra id
'that 0.,0 woo 't pt
favor ckoeriminaliu.Uon.
'11111 may not be the caM, however. A Milwaukee
County survey
haa ahown •
pet"CeDt ol the populatiOfl there favor
=~~er!:.·RAock~:!enc!n:~::ea~O:~ff~
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favor of either ckoeriminalizatioa or )q.ali%1Uon. In Madison the
vote was even larger In favor of decrlmln.a.lization. 49,0'11 voted
· in. favorcomparedtoonlyZS,Woppoeed.
1be Ume 11 right for revampin& the marijuana \a'ft in tb1J
state and we woukllike your support.
ApriiU, Im Pa.. J P ...l«
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Trivia: the significance of insignificance
tbestartolTriNIOflcWtate~
otber caiJen equal .lpportunlty.
TriN 77 ~ to remember 1re
SU.(IITS aiid StW:IOIS. EKeftlse cue
operaUon. Rule boi*IINIYbe pk:ked
up at tbe radio sti!Uon prior to the
=eveot.
wbeactia.linl.
Above aD, , WWSP to FM eo.
everyone to let to& ether
~testaoll are reminded to be
diW1eGus wbell eatunc the open. ton.
Only tbe nnt answer &lveo will be
::!f:'·
eounpl
Teamworll:,pertyln&•nd•
about.Ume are what Tlivill 71 is aU
ge~'!t\e :::=to~:
Is Wrone erroneous ? ·
Ther'e i5 a new ~lation 1bout
Presfdeflt KtDMdy 's assassination.
and ·a blstoO.n 11 UWSP calls It a
" monstrousdivtntona ryator)'."
Professor David W~. who has I
national reputat lon for hiJ Kholarly
workonpolilicalauasslnalions,says
claims by a Dutch journalist contain
" IU sorts ol nc tions that will
c=.~Y
miltee, Wrone 1.11ys lh&t
:t=eU::.~it;
prunote a very luenllve
The journalist. Willia m Oltm.~ns,
told the House AsaaulnaUons Commiuee lhat accused JFK asussin
LeellarveyOswaldwaslnvoJvedin a
conspiracy with anti.Castro Cubans
and Texas oilmen, Oltmans 11id his
aource Wu George De Motu-enschildt, a RUSiian-bom language
proleuor who committed suicide in
Palm8each,F1a., af-daysear!ier.
Wrone uid the bare fac:e ol oum a n 's
tes t imony
appean
" fraudulent- . commercialiulion."
lie also il c::ritk:al of the House
Assassination Committee foe- the
manner-inwhk:hlt iloper-atlng.
" As l' veuid btfore, lheeommittee
must investiaate the Initial ilt
vtaliption done by the Warren Com·
milliGn,andlhat includealhestaflol
.
Pft'$Ofll
"who want to lint the assusln~Uon"
President Kennedy to the oil
milliON Ires can makeallsortsolfwced t'OMectlons."
One of the rusons Wronl! Is
suspicious of Oltman's testimony Is
because the new revelation by tbt
journalist ties Oswald to tilt
.
w-='!:.rt!:ib:
evkleoc-e presented by tbe Wall'ftl
Commlllion lhat actually impliratrs
O.w11d.
Wrone U)'l the relationship btl·
ween Oswald and De Mohrenschildt
wu "fulnor" and only in terms of
"hurunitarian concern for an lmproverished and jobless man ill
Dallu tO.wakll who&e wife hid 1
Ruuian bac:taround." ·De Mohtfttac blldt allo had a Huul a11
backiJ"((Und. '"TberelanoU!iqintllt
•documents available-and I stress
availab~to lodkate oUierwisf,"
Wrone adds, "and to inftt' anylhilll
else on known documentary evidence
il an outraae lO the documen~ ry
bale."
The profeuor n:plains that Dr
Mohrenac:hiklt bad relationshiPI with
" a ll aortaolpvupaanclagtnciesand ·
rr..
~~c:n~:= ~:.r=t::5=~ t:'~ o:~~:o.::~
Of Oltm:ln'a·tc.~timon): lO the com-
quitec:uualandnothln&morr."
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an - lnterden ~m l natlonal world .
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• a divided issue
=~lm.:".:.!~,t.!~':
the problem •• belaJ bl&bly
euuented aDd tbetdcn ol litUe
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ByBu'hldtei
..We ue ·startb!C bumanlty off oo
the wronc root. ADd tbe America.D
bome •• eootl.Duat*l ol t.bll procaa.
It feKtlet fabe vallMI tblt breed
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Ethics Smdau bdd ben oa April 4,
:u..~&f:~..:e=:
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lbbe to ..,.. In billecture entitled
'I11e.ayablb)riltreltedallel'ltil
botn U.. Important to its health aDd
lllter life... allo. , "It should be a
criminal olfeme e.er to boWe feed a
' babJ,'' U)'S llantapa. Not Clldy doe.
cow's milt 1act ~ m,redlentl
aad bave too many dibimeatal 01*,
but tbe ad ol ICdl.i..DI btlpl the
baby de\oeJop aad teeet. the bib)<
the rant tbi.alabout kwbiC..Ia thlt It
hell- themotberl'eODYa'IOODel'.
" CoopenUoa aDd the EYOiutioll ol
Humaaity," Mooeapa propoNd tblt
tbe . .yababfptsatattedlofuture lile ud IOdtty Ia
~ ill
::J:::·~~t
To enter
tbeit com·
tbe eompetltlon,
orp.niuUoal abauld lead a ktter or
=tt~~~~.:
Net-
D Floor, can o1 ABC RMBo
wort~:, UIO AofeGIII ol tbe Amerieal.,
HN' Yort. New York 1001t.
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'"lbe'Pitdllii' W-*CODttptll
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Personal liberty reduced by over population
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beea done
~uUy
wit11
lbeaidola~~alld
an amy ol rdiUvely Inial
Colinvawc went oq to a-pi.lla bow
many ol t.be wotid 'a crat wan wtre
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wenfCftedtoleekM'IIt'lladlalttt
:a~~ the
lpilce
wlthie
cJfn!:xaurrn::j:t~ ~~~
believed World War Il l wu
Inevitable and that the two natiaM
that would prablbty remain MUtni
would be the United States 1nd tbt
Sov~t Union. He thoujht thlt thtw
two great powen are probibly
maklna the &realest strides Ia
population tonlroland thertfort wiU
notbeforudtoexpand.
Besldel lbe cnlau&Jit ol ttwdfd
nel&hbon, CeUnvawr. ended b)' onr·
ning that WU'I do ncM have to bt
fought with mUitlry wuponry. !If
fc:nwlrned lhltwemust bewiUUII IO
auHer t.be tfr«:tl ol an economic It·
tadt and lhe oppreukln of IIOt'lal
freedoms in lhe futw-e, uNeu drastic
musures are taken by all na Uons, to
control the arowth or hum an
population.
Economic development affects growth rate
BySudraBIINI
,
The level and rate ol KOnOI'Ilk
~lopmen t occurlna In a country Is
a main determinant ollhlt COWitry'a
ferdlity . That • • • ~point expreutd by Dr. Mart ROieiUWril In
hil tlllt on " Economic Fac:ton 1nd
Popu.lltklnCrowth",
Dr. RDHmwela wa• t.be nrat ol
aeveral apulu!n at the Population,
Human Behavior and Food Sympotlum held htre on April 4.
Accordillfl toOT. RoHnlwda, tl'lt
lack of economk arowth in low
de11elopment cou ntr ies CLDCsl
:=.al~e ~~.!,~~~ f::!'':r;
fectlnafertility.
Children serve u an " in11eslment
capital" for the ruturt. The more
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thz~r,m'a~ ~~~.:~~:;~
agriculture inteasi11e. Childrrn can
contribute a Jar&e amount to the
laborforceofagricultural a reu.
The low len! of female waaes In
~~t;"!~of=:~.•
Ume is better spent in procreatln&
thaninwortln&.
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Anotbet'majorj)Qiintwaathecostl
ol chlldren, inpa rtlcularthe to~tol
scbooUna:. The emphuil in LOCI il
placed 011 the quanUty
children
riltber l;han the quality of chUdren
produced.
In countries with an
of
:r='~!~e~~~at!e~
spen t in the field. rather than in
ochool.
Tbisisapec:iaUytruebeeausethe
aari<:ultura l metboda ued a re
relatively primitive, maktna: unnecaury the acquirin& of any partkular alllll 1 Also you do not ha11e a
large gap bdwftfl the wages of
dtllledandunlkiiiNiabor. lf youdo
not ha11e to rmanee their schooling
you can afford to ha11e more children.
RNuction in Want mortality hu
had two consequeoces. Firlt. It
lowe" the COli of ha11ina children
because more sunlive. Second, It ln-
~=r~tf:~r::~;iw-~tati~
of •
By hl11lna Jarae numbers or
children, p.renta halle • cruter
probablllt~ ot
productna • child of
,. superior inteUiaeoce who will be able'
to take his ramlly out ol pcweny and
ra ilethtirlllllnt:eonditions.
Family plannln& doe. ha11e some
effect on ~lion arowth. but Dr.
Ro~oe~uwe.a feels that the promotion
~:e~!:=~ ~r:w!n=
te11era lwaystodothis.
First, fulilitycoukfberedlactdby
lnc reul na the eo~~ll of havlna
children and reducing the «0n0111k
Incentives.
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akllled and hence tl'le 111lue ol thrlr
time u worken would lncrtast
makln& Uwlr lime u proem ton Ina
IIIIUIIbk!.
Finllly, he emphaslud the need to
expand aaricultunl rt'l-tarth and
=~~.~a~!~:k~
achooltna •net the •cqulsltlon ol &kills
more Important and 11•luable.
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Ec.o -brlefs
Scont.lnued
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A campus windmill?
siuS coukt be tsted !or poteaU.!
energy ~Uon and ef!ideoc:y. He
By VkkyBU.p
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Have: you ever~ a winctmi.D aa an altenative ft'leri11'SGW'·
ce! Stne Greb did. Greb. a CNR
student. bailta windmill a.tiWDID«
ud broucbt It t.a to ICbool uu. ra.n.
Here bla project iateraled botb the
En'riruuneuc.al CouDd.l aod Dt.
Lokken. a pbyala prof. Wilb
Loklr.en's support, G~ pined ad·
mlnistnli~ approval to place the
windmill atop the ldeDte buiJdina:
tbe poulbllltles are
In·
D.Jmenble and that the resarch
wouklbequitev.llLible.
dm~~·:::tr:e::Utu.t~~
a utural reiOUf'C'eS coinpus we
!bCIIJ.Id t,ate tbe responsibility towar·
ds conducting such resU.rdland also
be'lleves ii would be good PR
the •
ror
eampw~aswell.
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andatudyltUDliltbe~dtbe
d~!m~:::r::~=bc:
~=r~dso!:"~U:
~r~~b~ha'!e~
~~n;:OU~~p;!ie:~
the powft' generated by the windmill,
solar heated coils and a beat pump to
heat a borne. By using a beat pump to
f:~e:~~~ ~n~~=-~~~;:
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~d~J :n_"'::~ork :':}'~=
not~. Wi:!mUitgetimotved a nd
wort lotmprove tbeenet"')' aituation.
Tben ror e be undertook tbe
projtct-botb to rec:b:e btl own
depmdence 00 C'OOVeltionaJ enft1Y
at lower speeds. Steve would appr«iate any Ideas oo conducliac that
sperimenL Feel free to C'OOtact him
at the Environme~tal CouncU Ofrlee
at,..2055.
=='::.tereltother~
Steve built a SavOaius windmill aDd
rKOmmends Hackleman's ~ .
· Steve feds that wind 1)0'\'m' Isn't
tbe total answer to the eMr8Y
pn:lblem but It holds rich poulbllltlea.
At least he's tried to confront the
WIND AND WINDSPINNERS, ror
wantm& to build tbdr own
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anyone
model Tbau&h you mlllt choose tbe
deaip )'OU lhiDir: is belt. Stne dae
Country-side Sojourns
In southern Wllcoosl.n tutlpa are
By Barit Pwsdlel
bloomln&, In Point dandelion~ are
buntln& and aU over I\Ul.blltben are
Are incclllliderate birdl •ifl&iol
lotldJy outskle )'OUt window at 5:30
eadl rnomiog? 1'Mf-e il10me rdid In
earsbot-.ome ol lbese Intrepid
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while !hey run around
lhrvwlrigfrisbeel.
slncers wW stop singina u soon u
lhe)thaverouDdmatel.
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at 10 am lXI Monday May 16, at HlU
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Ofllce
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Program Banquet Room
7:00 & 9:15 P.M.
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Gonzo Explained
Summer school offers_ulternatives
lstheNatural~su~
amp.
Buttberearestillotherreasons
why studeats attmd summer ICbool.
One of tbem Is tJwt it may enable a
student. wboR hi&h sc:bool grades
were too low to secure his accepbnte
iD.colleae. to prove thAt he is capable
ol~collrtelevelwort. Uanin~ fmshman can show that be Is
capable al bandlin&.tbe wort lold be
can then be atttpted into the fall
semester here at UWSP.
Tbe sum.mer seaton at Point wu
originally deUgned to eaable those
woct:ing on their Muter 's degree to
continur during the summer months.
ltisntltsurprilingthenthata~t
-.fourth (6011 ) ol tbe studrnu at·
tendin& the IWnmef' sessions here
lut )'Or Wert! going for their
M.ut.ft''s degrft. Out ol2.580 students th,t attended the summer session
lui year, eo v.·l!f"f! Muter's ean·
di::=-!':!:!tic
~mslbere1
a re many a lttmative ClasseS be:ld
during the summer session such ali
the Suzuki ll'lltiwte (Ot' tninlna: Ia
strtn3ed instruments. It basically is
a procram thllt ttad)el studtn i.J how
toleam to play the Violin twi lhlldditional illstrumeots in trial stages>
by ear Instead ol lea min& how to react
millie. Tbe eaentials ol the violin
are Llu&ht to the students and they
tMn an pf.ay variouS soags arter
merely hearin& lhtm.
In- addilioil to the
us~,~& !
summer
session dass.es seven! Instructive
worbbopl for teachers and the Point
Mllllc Camparebeld h«e. The Point
Musk: Camp aUO"A-s high school
t ludents to pin much nMdtd ex·
perience belen lbey ue jotUed olf to
college. llusua.\ly stutsbriorelhe
not, nput, should not be USotd when
in TijuaM. Its munin& there Is
tou \ly different !
llljacked : Whit sometimes hlppmttoBUI't de:llverytruck.
Kluck : Any penon who works at
8\ll't whoalsohappenstobeaCu rtis
Ptn'}lfan.
Lornto-e: An.s&Jeoolde.
Ptpt•Bismol: The cure for a
bullet
Plna Baron: Owner of a pinarll,
such • • Mickey of Paul's, Bill of
Bill's, Steve at.Slc.J's and-Red of the
Lantern.
S.td1: A rather rotund walter at
lJIII'a who does a gru t Louts Ar·
rnstrona.
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SbetTy: A liquor tha"t aoes y;ell
with a dlscus. Also a waltreu at
Gonzo, cont't
THE SPECIALISTS IN
RECORDS & TAPES HAVE
A WIDE SELECTION .OF
.COUNTRY,JAZi,AND .
POPULA~ LP's. AND TAPES.
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OF INSENSE IN 18 DIFFERENT FLAVORS.
640 ISADO!tE STREET
summer seulon and urriel
nocol.lttec:redlL
11xR that areue lhat summtr
Jq'Uiar
scbool Is borin& compared to lbe
rfl\llar tchool year are par11aUy
r:'4ht-it ll mont borin&. lloo."e'o·tr
lhll year aomethlnc ir; aolng to be
done to make thlnp a lltUe more u..
=in~n:t:i,~~~
ldltOJHn& aDd the retUrn of the four
weekkqsesslons (apollcythl t st.lr·
ted two or three yeara aco) theu may
be a little a1llure hin lhil tumiTift'.
'Jbis
year
thtte
lhealer productlont.. will be l iven by
the Fine Artt Depal"tmtnt during the
s umm« HUlon. Tbty'll probably be
musicail and tbou.ld be relatively In·
ternUna: to attend espedally if you
cons~"'tha t lheclqletlm<:llt llu·
dmtl come to culture ln the summer
II wben Stev'- Wondt'r puts a new
album out.
S6J' awhoaosevenbetterwllh one.
Sti•Hn•: Apenonwho aoestolhr
Red Lantern and orders from Blll"t,
S~aorJatMnl: .What used to occur
every Tuelday ni&Hf at the Plua llut
until Ma Pesch, Ge«ge frlckr.
Junior Samples . and Lulu Roman
foundoutaboutll.
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Stule Wo.tdcr: An S&rJ'I walt rHI
whocan-.eeout otbolh eyes.
,The Hook: What ,&Shulivanusllllll)'
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Tr1vtter : AFtatOneiO IO.
Wh~l: AFiatOne.
Wlu reofZI .. : Agnatpl uachef.
Zl : A wheel.
Z..Mu: Hewhomakelh the¥ohetl.
Zlmbonl : AfrounZa .
-Daytona: Recelv~.s Annuai--.S
. tudenf Migration~~~~~ ~
~for
.. loud mUik wen·in
the few students wbo
shivered In the whirliD& sand and bfin&.ladal Atlantk: breeze u the SUD
r.-mtbelrlutrDCir'ftinlliiDaytGaa, Fiorida.
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atudents wbo bad made the ezodul out ol mow to the JW'(Imlled sand and
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Sb: weeD aller It bid beaun. the amuaJ tnnUK ol coDecia• to Daytona
and otber vaeatioa JP.* oo the eut ecut ol FJorlcs.. and Ita Keys wu
ilull)'walli.al,blflnl'-dled itspeaklutnekeDd.
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1be Gold Cout ! AtlantiC: aide) ol FlOrida bas be. a popular ~few
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1130's a Cotpte UDivenlty studeftt urtecfa poupot fellow •~ to
travel don t.o bil home ID Fort Lauderdale for some ''furt.iD.tbHua".
Fnm tbit poup wbkb caatiD.ally ·p-ew the DWDber olatudema iac:nued
until naUGaal atteoUoa wu received In 11161.. In tblt year a morie tUJI!d
"Where the Boys Are," bued oa tbiltnOtm of students, was filmed Ita Fort
Lauderda». •
OuriJ:W tilt the nat riot by students s1xm the Gold CGuL Four buDdred
. and e6pt Pft'IG& were &fft:lted lD that claah with polke wblcb occund af.
ter~~J:fit!.":~~fie= cndtdplm ao kiea~
~F~~c:;~~oltbeol~:~~-
?:e
dty welcomed the studerlts with~- bolpl€ality, the ttudeata
would beba'fe and the dty WGUld profit by student apendina, pUbUcity and
futur'ereaidlftt&.
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fo!JowbiC year Daytou appropriated money for publidty, for
mu~kl&M
to entertain the students, and for well-known atbletea and
~*<lentomeetwlththeatudeots.
Such " caatroUed entertainment" proved reasonably IUC'Cellful and UAW
April ol lJI4 no iDddeats oa:ured. Then with 100,000 visitiDC atudeatl
O.ytooa retollud the pice o1 its aprtna paycbeek. Several polke-studeat
«<nfrmtaticJM oecurid and 10me 2.200 arrests )'iddin&- 50,000 dollars in
riMS and bond fcrfeltuns occured. Tbe dtief ol police at the time com-
mented ''there wouJd have beea more but the jail wut~'l big eDOUib totdd
~~tollowln& ~Jirinl
the O.ytona Chilmber ol Commeree dec:idecho'
discourage the student lnvuloo. Hown'er. wben better than 80,000 wellbehaved student& showed up In 1865, the city dec:kled to lhilt to a Deutral
~~~n:~~-:.n::!w=~~v::=:.:t'~:.·~
becomlngthenew.meccatoraun-seekers.
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'nlilaprina: wu· no exception u Daytona once aaaln bquted atatlstics oi
=C:.':alners
betwfton 3:50,000
to well over 500,000 atudents. As upected the number o1
lhe2,00011gure. Most arrests were tor po~ae~~bl o1
ollntoxiellina: beveng~ oo the belcber alr'eeta ad~cent
~~ euily exc'kded
To aid In Informing vacaUonen ol thUocal ordi.oai'II:.'CII the Public Safety
meuurea U • meetlftl
Nudeat:lat alr))ortl, bus atationl, and hotels. Tbey posted waminp on the
Tbia lilt wu
'«XXIposed olwel.l~orced ." Donota ...
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1. Do DOt driDk or cany In open coataioa' any lntoxkating beventee on
our atrfttl. ~kiew.alb or on theAtlanUe ocee.n belch.
A&ency Dlvlllon ol Polite In O.ytona toe* IUCb
t.cb and dlabibuted a list ol moll olteo-violated onlinatleel.
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~""""""Sea, Skin,
and ·Fun
" Activity on Fl~rido's Gold
to group 'sight~seeing' to
For eight weeks constant
regardless of occomodations
a
the
F~lori_da
varied from boogie and beer
amidst ·the. gulls.
is kept on such activities
hour of day."
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A,na tl, tt11 Pal• II ' Pfi6Mef .
Sweet, fresh peat, leaf lettuce tnclaharp-tutina i'adilbelare aome ri the
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aval.lahle~•wnmer~theCAPa~ .
1t'1 time now to plan your pnlen, buy aeeda and • tart planta that need a
long growlna aeuoa auch u meloa~and tomatoes. The c.!3:!lbrary ha"a a lot
GuatCola~~t .. By
1~=~~~=-ce:~~~J:~OisneO:ywllhm=~
ditioa& ;n Wbeonlln. wbkbaremcnlevm! than other parta ol the country.
u allo points out the tffecta that the dUferent soU1, cUmatea and en.
vironmmta ammcl Wlaccd.ln have on our prdrens.
Michel LSdawalbe
be5~theO::~~~f'/!~!~U:~~~~~:~a'~
toerYe to alleviate some ol your o....n 'April in Wiscoolln' aUr-crnineu.
One au&&estion I hrlve is especially J)fl"ttntnt for fruatrated f1abe:rmin
who apend more time fantasizina wllh their dfy.oxked tackle boxet th1a
tlmeolyear.MysuggesUon: walleyet.
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I'm not talking abou"tllying to fl&ht your way thro!.J&b the annual after
ice-out WoURiverWaterCaruivaloveral FremmtorWiDDeconnie. l mean
a abori drive to what balf ol Wlaccd.in'a paper iDduJUY believe~ n:ilta u a
eonvenient o:~~t.frM: tffluenl lr"Mimtnt l)'llem: tbe Wisconsin River,
Yeuir, wbm the walleysJet tosp.wnln& and atart congnptma bdow the
dama and spi.Uways, somelii:Ms you tan catch them ful enougb to make a
Oshlfll film that VIrgil Ward ~~U~Uid envy, ~thoul edltin& a aing.le fbhleu
fr11m~
Good apoca cJoae to Point l.oc:lude near theapWway out on River ~d , and
north ol IDWrl, juat bdow the DuBay dam. A IUdter m,jnnow on a ....Ute and
pint, fou.rtiHJunee Jil fiShed alan& tbe bottom will usually keep you tx.y
removln& walleyes from your bodt for boun, u weU u an oecaaiOMI
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antllhn-~ summer.
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natural foodl diMer at Frame Memorial Prsbytarlaa Olurch, 1100 Main
· St. Irs at 1 pm and lbera will t. a rum ca1kd "A Problem o(Power" af·
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IZJaiU will iDehade uladl, veptatsle ctW., main dlthet, t:n.dl and rolll,
bevenJet and deuertl.
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Junior Womia'a Club II Jolnclo &lve one S400 acbolarshlp or two 1200
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Clark wu on lel.(e. He led the team
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At Fennimore HJ&b School he rolled
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as hud football coach and a IH dual
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He abo COI.cbed tradrtltere. At b.hpemlng H1gh In Mkhlpn his football
teanis In 111&5 to 1967 hid. N-2
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Stelnef'servedasanaulstantfoot-
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A native of Iron 'Mountain,
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ill liM in Northern Mlchlpn a nd a
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At UW-Madison, where be received
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PABSI Since 1844.The qu81ity has c.always
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Northern
a senior
Weightlifting club to sponsor powerlifting meet
ByOG.JL,..C:II
Lui sprina wel&ht
In addition to the 11Nndly nl&bt
meetings the POONerliftin& Club hu
reaerved in the wel&bt
lifting enthuliutSteveWittl&discoYI!ftdlhat
lherewutftOUihlnteratlnlhetport
ol ~i&ht lifting 1mongstudt'nts to
w1rn.nt the form1tlon ol 1 club
dtii&IW<I to C'.Jm" lo the needs olliften: and ~mllalllften: on the ~'SP
s~\11 boun
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,.;eight room fadHlles.
As mentloned e.rl~coeol the pur·
The UWSP Pow~lillinl Club
bK1me an olfkally ~nized
student orpnb.aUon lutSeptm~ber.
Witti& uid that the name of the club
ll ,1001ewhat milleadina: and s tressed
that anyone with an Interest in ~~o·elght
liftin&. malt or female, il welcome to
~olthePowerllfUna:ctubilto
Jive peop~ a chance to lift cilm·
petltively. Saturdaf. April II, from 9
am-5 pm the club as &poi\SOr\n& It'&
first powerllftlng meet. The meet Is
opc!ft to anyone In Portage,Mal'lthoa,
Wood, w aupaca, and Wauahal'l e<~Un·
Ueswhowants to~ptte. There is a
fi•1l dollar entry fee which will be
!Rdfortrophles.
In po"lo'ffliftina ~petition thml
are three Iiiii uted; the beneh prea,
the deadllft, and the &quat. Llflel'lln
the meet will be competing by weight
class whk:h will ranae from the tZ3
lbs. dau to the bea't'Y"'eighl clua.
Allyone wlahlna to compete In the
meet can pkk up an entry form from
the •••dahl room In the Phy. Ed.
buildina.
Thil il the flnt powerliltina meet to
ever be held In Stevens Poi nt, and
becaUM the POONerllflln& Club mem·
ben want people to be able to Nlve
jol~
'Tbe prioritWs o1 the Powerliflin&
Oubantogive~anop-
f:-~~:~:~~it\:;~:.:orole ~t;
people new to weight lifting sta rt a
program under the culcknce ol more
experien«d lifters wbocan help the
novice set up a pn~~nm that will be
beneficial and ure. The dub 1lso
wants to improve the existing ...-eight
lifting facilities In the Pby. Ed.
buUdin&. and to give «~mpttitive lif.
=~::=m~ ~\d:a~
Pov;er llfllns Club II also working to
give the sport ol weight liftlnJ:
reeocnition 1nd to dilpdl tbe false
atereocypesaaodated with tbeapcrt
~~w':3t w,~ex~-~~~
The Polll"erliftiq: Club IMdl r:very
two wefts on 'l'hncl.ay nenina 11 I
free admiuion to the meet on s.tur·
doy.
Willi& emphaslud that the club
wants to hel p people. So if you want
pm. 'l'bnemeetinparelaledtobrin&
in ~ who speak on the varioul
:=:,~0 ;~~&h~. .~~~Ude<ic:
people as Chuck
Ldlman,
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wbo
besides bdn& co..advilor ol the club,
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When I think abOut ·plzu.
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When my ••llal aoyal can't aHord pizza.
When the delivery guy leaves three l•rge pizzas
(wl!fl awarylhlng)" at my door by mlolaka.
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Jazz company _shares unique dance mode
ByA. . lAa&
a~a!,-=:,~~~~ri.~
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dance students an opportunity to b ·
piore aDd become acqu)inted with a
newatyleolmovemmt.
Company pve a
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Wilh the Cclmpany's stay berecompleted, some mk!dlorl oo lhdr
prrfonnanees both in the muter
classes and on statte ell\ be olrered.
In add.IUon to IJUIDa'tW cluaroom
~r:'~sa~·~
ronnance~ ror tbe aeneraJ p.ablle 1n
tbeJentl.Ds'I'beater.
Altbou&b wal.chinc this JI'OUP o1
dancoen ptrlorm wu a Wliql.ae ud
rdr nhinJ uperience, cert.la
rallada weredetectabteu wdl.
M"Miwest Promotions &- U.A.B. Concerts
Presents:
BUDDY RICH
and
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The Big Band Machine
in
conc~rt
Tues., ·April 19th
8:00"P".M.
U.W.S.P. Quandt Gym
fdels: $450 Students, $5.50 b-Studenr
. $6.00 Day of Concel!.. .
Outlets:
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· Amonc the dln«n wbo were the
most ta~ted and p&euurable to wal·
c:b were the belutllul Paula ltir·
scbberg and Rorinie De Mai"C''. Tbe
quality thtou&h which they monel
lhrouah
lhrir"m«tiumwumo~tad·
minl>le.
The txdlementaDd mtrl)' mlulng
in the performances wu DOl lackln4
Art show exhibits variety
New York Trio to perform chamber. music
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lbk:iala FouDdatiaD CompetWoa iD
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Fwtbeir~Pointcaacerttbe
trio wW perform •·orb by Debuuy,
Bacb, lbayu i, u d Telemnn
amoac otbln. Tk:teCa are avaUible '
from 1be UWSP Arta aad Lecture~
box oftk:e Ia tbe Flae Artl C.t. •.•.
rnm 11 am to s pm Maada y throu&b
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Faculty recital features baritone
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PRESENTS
THE
O:RPHEUS
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Paula Rollinson, flute
SCoH Nickrens, viola
He!di Lehwalden,' harp·
Monday, Aprll 18,-1977
Michelsen Concert Hall
8:00P.M.
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A,uU,Im
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Tucker sends audi ence soaring
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with him at tbe ume time c:ouldn't
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Tbe anre. hadn' t ~em UWSP'a
Tbeatre Oeputmeat but wu eqer
to law ollti ...... UGM, " Now lbat'a
lbe flrlt pll.ee an American actor
would . . . 10M If .. YIIJted 8tevtM
PoUlt," added an aUitimoemember.
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.,.., Pianist .d eserves uheavy-handedu applause.
ByJerryPLntar
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On 'l'Uesdly, ApriJ &, Arts and 1.«ture presented pianist Joseph
Kalkhstel n, in Michelson Hall. Tt!e
~m ~~ria~" ~RoC~
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Schumann, three sel,ec:ted Polonaise&
by FN!deric: Chopin lnctuding the
popular A
" Heroi(;" Polonllse,
and conctuding with the 6th Sonata by
nat
~~Ia~~~~;.~~
'work aild Mendeluohn's "Song
Without Words."
The
Jewish-born
Ka llchs.teln
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f.!!pired
the
work
by a lunatic character
pamed Kreisler from ,. novel ol
same name by German author, HolT·
man, Prqvam notes are quite
fulataconeert,bowe\'er,spot:en
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Kallchste.ln'a dl u erta tlons also
proved to be a blttoolongandeven.at
limes nebuloos In character. ()b.
vlously the job could have been better
aecomplisbed with the tndllional
handout at~ the ~nning ol the
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pi.ece was lost In the pialllstic ' ln-
n~ ~~~~:.''":f."nd=u!
mudd led panages which unfortunately turned out to be the norm
f«-the'restolthepieceandthewbole
o1 the conc:ert u well. HoweYer. one
positive highlight ol the piece waa hb
handUng of the slow sections ol the
- ttrpn!tllllon and style ol Kalkhstel.n..
1be Sonata did have a few moments,
concise. boweve!', the final product
SchumaM work.
These sec tioN contained IOfllt!
qultesensltlvelnterpret.atiOI'IIandan
ex:c'eUent example of nne tonal ~n­
trol oltheaoftdyn.amiclevel ollhe
piano which few pianists mUter to
the degrte Kallcbateln evidenced.
Unfortunately these sections were
short lived and ·Jhe progra m on the
whole wi) not geared toward this
area of sensitivity and Interpretation.
~·l!al·~
GliAl' • GAl! ·• OCAT
CMr.,.... ur
Followinl ' the ' 'Krelslerlana' '
KaUchlttin puforme_d the three
polonaise& by Chopin which is abo
highly RDrnantk In atyle.. The first
two were unfamiliar to me but were
played iD tl\J usu.l loud and often~
muddled ttyle ol the pianist. I
becamequitebaredwith the program
beeai.ISe of the repetition of 'clolely
atuoed pieces u well u the un-
leftmuchtobedeslred.
Two encores followed the regular
program. (Either the audleoce
~u
quite polite or they hlld dil!ertnt
opinions from mine) 11te finlt was a
Brahms work which, as were the first
two Chopin polopalses, unfamiliar.
This piece was also very romantic In
O.viH' and again in Kallchstein'a
predictable style. The leCOnd encore
was a
Without Words," a more-
"=t
~d~'::uc:~~es:~f~~u:!
usua l 1tyle. This break came a little
too late In the program but the nnal
tonal cohtrol was appreciated nevertheless.
. '
U:S':~~on~f=:! W:
cram
eoukl bavebeea made' more
o/p;J!:=~n~~~-
=~t:~~·=
wuthecue.
In
the performance
-. ~,t~ta'!:t~~ =u ~~~~c::en,
:'::!
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wrung notes
pu:Uges le:rt
!:l~:te~preuive :.'~=~
tertaininaptece.
The lntennluion wu foU~ed by
Prokofieff' a Sl.xth Sonata. Once again
=~OSW': ~~~edus!J~~Y
Roma ntic
Interpretations rtavoml
this~
by·the 20th century Ruulan
_ composer. A_galll, the interat of the
~Ummary
r:;'~n:.-~~~~=~·ti!
heir alive performance ola coocert
pllnist. I m1.11t add the Arts and Lee·
tureedoesavf!rfftnejobclbringlng
excellent proleuional talent ,to Ulil
..univenlty despite fi nancial
II mitaUonJ .
. Unfortunately,
Kallc:hlteln with all due respects, did
fall abort of this hl&h sts.ndard ol
ta lent. I am glad thrlt Ulil was the'tx·
oeptlon and oot the nofm. Hope!ullr
next yea r 's wall will prove to be a bit
morefrultlul thanthisyear's.
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featuring .
lYf
ST. LOUIS JAZZ
QUARTEt
With Jeanne Trevor
Saturday, April-16
9 P.M: ·Midnight
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~--~niotoreyde - rrs·cc.
•sba pe, $15. c.u,.....,._
twiD cyliader, oU lajecUon, 2 cycle
engme, a:celleet rood!Uon; low Must sell stereo. E picure 20
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nm.
:=:.:.~~~Call
TUmt.bk - 'Garrard SL ss 8 with
~VT~~~:-~·
witbout Ry, $15. CaD.34l·SI21!i, One
afterl.
Braod new 24" Muenti 10 speed.
Wejp24U..-Hutc:hlaoa~.
Ctmp~polla. derailleur. Colt 1190
new, will sell for $17$. CaU 34HI%7,
Chuck.rm. lJIIorRI.dl, n:o.'loe.
AKAI Reel to reel, tape cledc X-2000,
l motor .uto revene. $250, lite new.
Call341-5U3,0uis.
Vasque: Gretchen Hik!nc boots.
!:t,cties: ~S35TEA~b:bi =t,
AN-so, PO: can stt..ms.
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Good con1970 T·Bird. AM·FM Stereo, I tnick,
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Ca U344-1870,aftet;Spm.
C.nvublctplldi.Oftalee)frame. $20
cau-.2317.Mart,rm. ta.
Van,
t•
Chevy. CUstomiied, good
~Uon, priced to .ell fut. Also, 58
caliber" z.o.ave muale lolder. Call.
:Mt-GIS2. 0Us.
Skill - Rlainol 110 em Sco\t Poles.
$12:iorbealclfer. CaU344-Z261, after
1Fspeed RaJei&hbike. tyarold,perfectc:ondi"tian. CaU3414i07.
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Ca U34l·T114, Mdt .
1965 VW station wi gon. Engine ~t
overbauted.
A steal at $2515. Also;
1914 vw 8uC-bocly poor. eocLne aood.
m. cant-n~·25a.after5pm .
Lost and Found
Found : Men's fliiiDC'Oit a t Marsbl.ll
Call 34W740, Joe,
rm . IOI.
Fwnd : OnAprillontheeutlawoo(
Tucker concert.
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at the Information Delk In the
uc.
Wonted
One lllrgdramdeu backpack tO~.
C.ll34&-3188, Mite, rm. t%3.
More pro-llfe people to PlrtkiJIIte In
pnyer vigib outside Poat orrw:e on
Four fin.t show Udletl 17
pm)
to
" JohMy CUh 5mw" April 23, In 0·.
change for HaJnd s ' - tickets ti :4S
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thee~enin&-
Men inteftsled In joining UWSP
Cbeerleading Squad. U interested
call 346-481111, rm . 406 or 346-4459
Kevin, rm. 431. It's a good time t
'
'l'wo Jiris to share IJIIf'tment 'I n the
villa &e. WillinJto pay by Jub' 1.
Please ea U 34&-4718, Val. rm . 412 or
346-2527, Ctu'ls,rm. l:n.
.
One ll'llle. to share bouse with five·
other ~M-s. Private room . s,ss per
month. C.ll 341-4731, 1809 M1dlsoa
Sl.
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For Rerit
Two bedroom, unlurnlabed apart·
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Caii:J.K-61110.
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C.JI341-2823.
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Announcements
Main St.. Saturdly mominp from 11 . Applicaliona are 0ow beini accepted
amtonoon.
· for the Jclm Gach Award.
ApOne fefNIIe to sha~ aputmeat with
plication blanks and Informa tion
r ega rdin& . thls fu ture teacher
two others. Owo large room. f7'0 per
=~~tile somdime.~t·
memorial award maybe pic:Ud up In
ween May Ill a!Kt May %7. Call 341·
29M, Roger.
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One &irl to sha~ -apartment. lm·
media te occupancy • a vailable for
summtt and next fall.
Private
bedroom, fully carpeted.
per
month. Hea t and water induded.
m
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sumolS200andtheotherinlheaum
ol SIOO. Oeacllinli! for a pplyin&. is
Friday, April15.im .
The SPEECH AND HEARING TEST
for
a dm iss io n
Into
th e
PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATI ON
C.ll 344-463$.
PROGRAM will ~ held April2:0, 1877
Campagnolo or Dura- Ace com- . from 4: 30 to 5:30 pm In the Com· ·
ponents. Ca ii 34&-3730, Steve. rm . :J06 '
munlcatlve Disorder Center, lower
leavemissage.
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levdsoCCOPS.
Ni. tUfllll 1-' oods Dinner featuring
homemade vegetaria n foods , fresh
breads and desserts. Thurs .. April21
11 7 pm 11 Fr1 me- Memorial
Presbyterian Churcb. Tk:ltetl can be
J)W'Chued for $2 at the door or a t the
Co-op. Price includes film .
Wa tson Hall Polka Fest will ~ on
April 21. 1t 1:30 to 12 midnl&hl.
Ticketsare$21n adva nceand$2.50,.a t
the door. Includes refreshmen ts, en·
tttta lnment provided by "The Band
Boys" and {(ee transportation from·
It
Wa tson a t 8: 15.
will~
held at
"Bemards", 70l N.2ndSt.
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University. Center's Policy Board
is looking for students ·interested in
Ak::eis35
f,ler f0'1 5 l2
--food service
....:.no smoking areas
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,av-.oy tianrare
-bookstore policies
There are ID seats open for
next year.
4 on campus
6 off campus
Tonight April 15
Applications can be picked
up at the Information Desk.
Deadline April 25th.
Voting on registration day,
May 2nd.
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Program Banquet Room
7;00 P.M. & 9:1~ P.M.
Coming Next WeekThe Latt Film
''The Exoreist"
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APRIL
15, 16,17