Contents
LSD Gubernatoriql Independent?
b y Patricio Ann M~ther 4
Dreyfus's keynote oddress at Republican Convention
Minorities take to the screen
by Soe Molzahn 7
From alcoholism to race relations w/Roge r. Bullis
Brio~ Way Workshop
by Sharon Molmstone 8&9
British thespian conduds therapeutic a cting classes
by Randy WI eve/
Oddball Homeruns
Portage Review
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The next best things to UFO's
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POINTER STAFF
Editoria.l 2
Stream of Unconsciousness 10
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Correspondence 3
Classifieds 15
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Wrtun .--IIIIIM II
tw "?rial e1 •U ••lertll prani.H .. niE POIN·
TER. ~ •• ~-. ns C•••nk•U..• aw,., Stun• ,..._~.,WI
Te~nm,.._~
emcees
Tbunday, June) &, UWSP stat&plld
hdd an lnlormalional
~.S.::':f:'u!.~=
&bey can't
oo a two percent
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~Y
. ';n'k:.!n~l=ter ilr~!!D!J ..s~~
~~&!::-rr!t~'~t!,~
w9R,cUtna:tbeirlunchbou.r,and.Cwort. But rew or none miNed
d.lyaoCworil.'l'beycan'taffordto.
ter
lDcludedlDt.beWSEU(~
State~
::t:'.,.,.ret'ud~-::::1
UldoaJ from this
. , . . ttypiltl
lillrariaDII, and
~- NotlDcludedare faeully
members, aod canfkieaU.l and
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Tbe lUte'• propaMid u1aty lncreue
~m::-;:r:~u:
~"' . . Depl.rtmtDt ol Ad-
· ~· belarl
ar-ter t.ba.a
the
total .-.at el IDOM)' aome WS£U
membcn .... peid lD. wbole year.
Tbe ~ ol Labor bu
dlftDedtbeUDIUlil ol$17,:t111UbeiDI
. .. ~buta.dequa&a''laftlol
..u~~~!~~·m
Cartoon
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Poetry
6 11
They allo malatalD our hl&hw•ys.
prisons and parb, Inspect our food,
watet-, re&tauranta, nunln& homes .
and patrol our highways. 1'lw: state
needs these people .
The WSEU Is currently In
ne&otlalklnl wilb the state and the
sltuaUon varies from day today. Tbe
WSEU clalmstba.tfortoomanyyean
th e members have accepted
Inadequate pay adjUitmeflta because
ol lhe argument lbat the fln1ncial
condition oiW'IIoCOOilD could notlllow
more equitable pay lDcrealeJ.
Meanwhilethestatebuaraued that
WSEU employes Mm the urne or
more as otbere«nparablewcd.p'sin
Wlacoasln. Now, however, I IW'VtY
by the Departroeat al AdmlnillrsUon
supporta the arprneat that state em·
ployH:iare underpP I.
It appears that tbe atate may be
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dcaG'tadv&Dee lbal far aad tba.tcootr acta u n be worked out io
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aDdubtbat ~ peosMewnte
~toi!M:IeiiiJature •
COR RESPONDENCE ...
Three Cheers For Joe College
TotbePolntff
Have 1 wuted four years? AlthoGgh
others may disagree, 1 do not think
so. I am more conlklentand able and
I ean honestly uy thllt mo.t ol lbe
time I am happy. 1 blve changed a
grut dea l aince I wu a frshman. M
a freshman, I never thought vtry
mud! about tbe future. If I had, I am
SUR I wouJd have done things clifferently. ButnottoodilftrenUy.
mixed up person. Respect your prols.
Moat ol them are Vtr/ lnttJli&ent.
Colleae can be great and honib)e at
lbe Mme ti me, but when you
graduate, you will 1t0t have wasted
fouryurs.
Open to anyone, so get a
team together and play for fun.
t::nt!.~~t"~r~
~~=~:.w!~=~~~the,.
do not meuaU that muc.b In your
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tor sua:eatecl eoUege ~""~DOt be for
me; abe wu wronl."t;Jt yeu 1
redeTed tuchelt boaon (1rilb aevateea credits). u tbat il not suited to
ODIJep, tbm tbe I'IWllber d peop&e
=:,~berelhouldbeeoa-
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your own cbokea. You tDOW younelf
;DUCb better than they eYer wiD. Do
notttyto ' 'f'JDdyoundf''becaufelf
SOFTBALL
su.DKonanki
I bid a grut cleaJ ol fun bere, and to
lbe ,_class I wish the' same. At
timel you may be drunk and rowdy ,
but that too, no matter what your
arenolntforcollege.
Informal
CO-ED
t.euer.P.aey
1. Letl.ers &houkl not exc-eed a 300
. :tf!!ed~~::n~~~:.
letlen
2. AU letteruubmltted to the Pointer
m ... t be siped.. Narftes wW be
' wttbbdd upoa rtquelt but all leUen
mUll be alpeil
Games:
Tuesday at 4:00 starting June 28
at the playing field
next to the gym.
·Sign-up still going tHI June 24
in the Student Activities Office
3. Dadllne-~Mondaf.
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tbe Grid, COPS, or CCC. Address
maU COI'T'elpondence to Poi.Dter, 113
CommWlicatim BuJidlng UWSP
Sign up as a team.or.individual but-
Q N'T MJSS THE FUN!
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LSD Gubernatorial Independent?
By Patrida AH MilMI'
ffomnow."
L&eyfus has been UWSP Cbantdlor
~~.!:i;~=th~~e:~
univenJty campus a:Jst~tnl Point
at larae. He feell his developmmt of
lhe northun u mpu~ area and
OJ-ey!WI Lake has been one ol hil
IMit u tislyina ach~tmtllta as
chancf:Uorbere.
In an efrort to pJI PoiDt " on lhe
map," Dreyt'UI has tnveled and Plf·
ticipiled in educatklnrol akt for
foreign countries. · He has Ion& held
Student Government Association lobbies at State Capital
lbe)' are not ukinl f« a atuderlt vote
lntbebarpininl proeeu. " We juat
want to uaure that the ltUdmt perapective II kDown at the blrp lnlnl
table," beNid,
~hrouJh
tuition , a qui.II ·
CIIl\lractua.l rdiUoaahip e:xilts"bet
ween faaalty and .wdentl, Rob
Ste¥em:, a UC ata!f member, tn..
cleated. ''We lbould bave a IiCht to
~am~laputco tbis basis," be u id.
Mike Barry, EJ;eartlve Dlrtdor ol
tbiSGA,uldlbe~unarewar­
mirll to
lbe
idel ol c:oDett!Ye
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burt rd.l"'- lrilb TAUWF,"
he
Barry .US be feelllt WGUJd be better to wort; with TAUWF and
hopelully acqu.ire an acwptabh
student ro&e ua the bllrptruna
SS:::i
landlord-tenlnt billa have
... .,. been lDtroduced tbll NUion.
n. Jecilllilon . . . to be rt~Cf!J't~'f'e
toabUitllatwouldMt~aCII:ID­
tractut.l rdlu.:-tlip to protect both
EL.-e: Oo1'burldlly, Juoe 11,tne
House Health and Soc'-! Service~
Committee voted 1 to 4 to recommend
the puaqe of A.Membly BW S25 with
amendment. oo. 1 aceepted 11 to o.
The am.dment Ww...& tbe amount
..ol marljuau whlc:b could be In a per·
IIXI'a ~without wamnlln&
~r::Tt~.!o":..:t f::'.!o!t:
_.
hubaDowalilelrom'iitot4IJ'Uftl·
.~overu..amouatlarecoo·.
aldered to be owned with intent t.o ldl
alld..W~Wepl. Ttaillatbefa.rtbelt
• decrimiulluUoa bW bu .... ia
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WilcoaltDaodaow.-tocbefloOrol
Chileda bids adieu to UWSP campus
:= ~ar:o'~~~~
By Cat.bfti.e Gea&nse
health lacllltles; reaMrch and
ChUeda LDsUtute for Educalioaal
Devdopmmt bu been &D intecnl
ptlrt ol tbe Stevens Point Community
for four years, and DOW ChUeda 11
d:.~~~V:!:.~usln&plcn-t
leaving.
One ol the main reaAons for
Qlileda's leavin&Stevens Point is the
lnabllltyolthelnstltutetoaffordthe
rent the University must charge .
·On June 7, 1m, the: administration
d ChUedr! lnsUtute held a preu
conl'trenceaDd anncltlOCM, ''We have
diKovtn!d lD La Crosse a series o1
spotiiOn to bdp Ul CI"Ute the ChUeda
tblt the Multi-bandic:apped child
delervea. ... WewWmovetoL.aCroue
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reucn for the move it the Improved
.....,.m sltualkll S.lnt FnDds
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=rc~~~~'::.~to=~Uona'
the new bousel will be completed In
the apcin&ol1971.''
1be interim housing foe- the 51
d!.ild.rftl is OM floor ol Holy Crou
limlinary.
n.e
permant:r~t
The admlnlstntion hl&hly praised
~U.:~edthed~~forthelhe~
period
of
transition .
the
admlniltratlon and staff wish to
thank the people ol Stevens Point for
boultna
1rill be adjate~t to Salrlt Fnnds o1
~. ":~·~:.~:ts; -~
chiJdrm, with si.J.~t therapy
auiltants and one fUll lime therapill.
MW facility also incNdea a
centralclinkbuiktin&The coDCept of Chileda wu
devftopedintbelatetiiO'a, butitwu
not uotil I9'7S that CbiJe:la was
rormaUy ntabUshtd. The name
Qaileda, a Cbt'rotee Indian word
meanin& "Onward and Upward,"
wu claeD because It m01t aptly
=~w!i~orcfoin& fl&ht of the
1be
new
==~::=~=~clti~
~~tL~:u=they
Cbil«<listbeonly lnltltutkln in lhe
midwest and as far uil known in the
country that serve the nHds ol the
mulU·handieapped dlikl. A multi·
handicapped child II one who has any
combination of. cliJorclen. sud! as
bliDdDeu and~! palsy.
1be program 11 hi&ht1 medical
youngslft the 8J'Ulell opportunity
foe rehabilltatloa. The children
enrolled at Chlltdllive In allarus ol
the alate and a ' nwnbn' of,childrftl
arelromoutol state.
CblJeda oilers lllliq\MI terVkts and
facilities to the multi-handicapped
" Chlleda leaves Steveas Point with
mixed emotions. Tbe friend:shiPI and
and professional rtlat1onahiJII will
Sl.ll'ely be missed. The adventure ol
crealina aa eveft more Effective
program rorchildrenwUI be both a
pleasure and, no doubt. an
from five to ei&ht years o1 aae who
cannot be serviced In the public
school systeqa. Other aervlces In·
setting and .til
tnnsltlon.
ana :~~e:~2
each child Ia 1ive:n 24 hour
professional obunatlon and
treatment. Chlleda offers a one-to-
one raUo olstafr to dilld, &lvlnB the
•aonizina
~~beC::tf:Yr!i~
be enhanced by this
United Council .compromises on collective bargaining
to initiate Items on the aaenda. and
the meetma o1 both parties bd'Of'tl the
s igning of a written contnct.
and even 101M
downri&ht argulni;, but United Coun·
Other tbaa th e c:ollecllve
d l members and TAUWF <The • barpini.Da:
issue, UC J'el!eived an a~
Aaaodation ol Urrlverslty of WiKon·
pearance by UW's Prelldent Elect
lin Faculty) representatives rached
EdwiftYIJIJnl.
an agreement concemln(l a student
tole In UW<Ollective barplmn._
Youna.spoteatthebeginn1ngollhe
At the mfttlng, held S.turday,
meetlna and lmmedlate.ly dalmecl
June 11, on the Stevens Point campus ,~
that he wasa't coin& to live a speech.
He then went on to antiOUIK'e that
other 11aues were pushed aside or ~
,.lbt S)'llaD'S in prdty ,.lood abape
enpbaslud in order that UC memaod doesa ' t nee<! aay drastic: ·
bers could let TAUWF to rt!CCIJllu
cbanae.··
the Med for student input into co11e1>
vounaalsostatedthathe:wuaoin&
tivebatp..ini..D&.
It took sill: houri ol quesllonin(l,
hualin&. debatlna
Collectiv e bara:a.llitna Ia the
Mgotlation about waa:es, houri and
olher workln(l conditions between
workers ora:aniled u a group and
the:lremployer <s ).
UC felt It was lmportant that
allowed to voke tbetr to&
at barplninl aeuionl aiace
maay ol lbt tenna eould affect
Jtudents
be
Aller TAUWF tore apart the UC
prvpoN.l the rest ol tbe Ume ....
sptl)ttr)'lnatopi«e ltt:.dr.topthft'
agala. UC gave in on nearly an ol
TAUWF's points, but did manaae to
retainthef'l&btforltudentrepresentatlves to attend and make an oral
presentationatbargalnln8seuklnl.
RepresenUaJ TAUWF was
Prelldomt Bob Barueb, who ita mem·
b« ol Steveas Point's Tbeater Arta
faculty, and Euc:uliTe Sec:mary Ed
~~~~~~
~~~~~~.the
~:~cu.!:~~
tbousanddollaJ:I w~of dd:IU.
@ U.A~B. PRESENTS:
to
by UC
join the Natk)nal Siuda!!
Aaaodatkln. This will live UC an opportunity to have more Input Into
luuesonlhenatlonallevel.
MolheT lnteresllna aspect of the
meeting was a ahowlna made by Eau
Claire; the only school not represen·
ted In United Council. Goin& on two
yean aao, Eau Cla ire withdrew from
UC due to personal c:onfllcls.
However, the)' are
to.)olnagaln
and had two rrpresentat1ves preser~l
at S.turday's meetln&-
coma
The next United Col.mdl meetin&
will be hdd ln'Midison onAIJIUSt 13.
BRUCE LEE
IN
ttrn1
ttudentaUalrs.
to
to push for more pants
students
and leu INns beeause the tupayers
shou.ldpldtuptbeseblllsralherlhan
havlna a Youn& person~ out of
conese and start life with a touple
''ENTER THE
DRAGON"
Tonight, June 23
7:00P.M.
In the
Program Banq.u et Room
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PLUS: A coffeehouse following the movie.
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Movie " Enter the Onlgon" .7pm Program Banquet Room coat .50 cents.
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Colfeehoule slaiTif'IIJOiephf.llpmFREE.
Friday, JUDeU
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WlldnKdty, Junezt
Noon bour bingo FREE uam-lpm In the U.C. Colfeftlouse.
111uJ"'day,J.iae:ll
Movie "Camelot"7pm Protram Banquet Room coat .50«nts
CoHethouseStarriqBermudaTrianglet-ttpmFREE
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thequemolthr:lbrmony
atopsbar stoolthrone
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•lltiftlyourC'OftlideraUons.
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Balladeer,llocc:urstome
thoucbt l 'dburied
with thinS wife
Role Effie, • .
afterbNt.al pummdinc
by hll YOW\I bride's ane.
DeUllnU.
kmg eoou&b ago
tDbesafdydeep
euUvreaurt'ace
wbmooelllteyou
employs tbe proper pkk.
DarietlotM_adltan
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fromf'ViMolyourone-nightstandl.
tftheymanaaetoavo&dthatlfUp
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don'tlootatme,
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mayaetmetlu'Gu&hlhenl&ht
yaulootlitepoortran~portatioll.
Kar iG11n011
Jonyt.oo
youaredrc:l.l..nconemore time
dM!JckinCoultbeltri p forlandlna:
and airport control
eannotdedde
how to •I&MI th1l Umearound
Thilterminalll
sometimes au too busy
with no apace; for
::,~:~:!m
duetolndementwe.tbtt'
bomb scare~
andhowam l tobow
bow buly tbe all• will be
bytheUme l brtncyoudown'!
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eanjUJikeepc:lrdl.ng
UAB PRESENTS THE ACCLAIMED MOVIE
"CAMELOT"
Starring
Richard Harris·Vanessa Redgrave·Frani:o Nero
THURSitA Y, JUNE
7:00p.m.
,.
31t-5oc
Program Banquet Room
If necesuey you may
parachute
or if compeUtd
crashllnd.
DarlefteMachlan
Minorities take to the screen
Patrons honnonlze
1ut rUcbt at the Humony
JW'(ICilllato&odowDirlhillorYU&n
..w~tural act. Accordinl to Jeftll!:n,
'Jbi
~u:m-=
~· :t·~
plaJtai.Oft!r250J*IP&eCUntinto
tbe bU ullll DOW-wben Ill emptied.
bl)foiPoiftllltllbletoendup
~bltbere. "We'relf:II!Mbe
tbec:a..-etila )otol miuedwort on
'l'bur"'day," Jemenpredk:tecl.
Wberl
uted a~t
the fate ol his
man)'~ custcmen, Jentoen
ukl thlt Bemle'l, Con&:rs~; and the
Yacht Club would proba~y be letting
incT'eued bullneu. Contrary to
rumor, the Harmony .til not be
~~whldlhouleltheiOOtlto
be defunct HJ.Qr~GG)' bu an lnte'tstinl hilory. U'a dated llt4, and
wu built by the Lanan'1bc!Tp, who
Olfned • local brickworks. The
La.ac~ ramlly Uved m the upstain sectioR. wbkb now~ the
l'llociM Ttmple. Tbe dowNLaUS sectioa. now the Harmony. wu an ~rt
shop tbetl a lfOCft'Y· bdort rlDdirl&
ill nkbe u a tavern. And wbat'l the
Wlimate late ol the HarmooY!'
~~:'n~~t~
ruddy panpbrut Jofti Mltc.bdl.
tbey~U put up a parkiD& lot.
Ha'mof)y iq~GY
Bob and I found two empty bantooll
in the Kumony, ut down. and atar-
~=~~Bob
c:rdered a round, turned to me. and
uld, " You can call me Gom.o if you
~b';!r::!~~-wewereinablm.
The mood wu black and white. So
wer-ethemo~». Vilionsoltheputfew
~~~:n~d~=
doth. Tbere was the Ferrarri
crashing into the Ces$Da at the
SteYm~Pointairport. 'nlerewuthe
mapletreeinit.fullfaUplumage.
" I lost all my JOCks the other day,'~
Bobwusaytng."ltbinkit'saamdic
problem. My parents used to put their
re~. His parUdpantl l!l!Pt'rifnct
this In the worbbop, team from It
and-then pnctlce ltonthtthlldrtn
theyteadt.
During his aeulons, Mr. Way
Initiated activities whkh 'A'oukl htlp
.., his par tidpantl to develop seven im·
portant detaill-concentratkln, tnt 115e
rl one's smses to lmprove th:at con· - •
centntion, lma&inallon, lntu\11\'e tx·
per le nci, practice in lpe«h,
recognition . ol e:moUona l leelmp
and cOnfidence.
NoW let lhc!se: ele:menta form a cit·
cle around a pre-school child. Wh1le
the child playa, he mall.ersall thtse
atlribut ea without anyone t\'er
te.adliD& him. The flnt RYtn ye;rsol
life bestow more know}edge on him
ata fasterratelhan (UI\II'e: ye;rse:mwUI. This fact rormt the buis lor
Brian Way'a lheory lhat aU chik.tml
~ m~:r":d~
a:::;:y~
somewhat wi th their aiticism and
~T~'::evtd'ent In one o1 his
~~=~itwaaapllyw~ lht
acton were hellrd rather than setn .
Tbe sta&e: was made by them from
junk material lhat bad beef! provided
ina help in tbemiddJeollheroom. ln
~ minutes they Wft'e: to crate a
model whkb ~taloed land ud
water, IOme:thiDC old and aomethift&
.utriththeCft11dr'en, theadulwatworkshop ....ere en-
tendin8 the
~~~~~vol~
thrif' beart, mind, body, aDd soul to
expreu themldva. nus facilitated
aproper balant"eolweUbeiJl& and
~~~~ thi.D&theEn&J.ishactordid
was test the concentntkln ol his pa.rtidpants.·They were lnstruced to_eon~tn te on a sUII
pbotccnpb
mat«<llrilh s,uaaz:. nus fft'V\d canCftltralion bn:lkenpidly. Wbt'nltdid,
Mr. Way c:ontlnued with lhe next
part. whk:h wu an effort to ~e
each penon aware ol his own Glltan·
ceiJsin& their sense ol hearlna. si&bt,
and touch. the U'OUP examined the
lines and c:okn in their own hindi.
lbrou&h lhll eumln.IUon other p&t·
ttml were found snd thinp that were
never seen before were dilcovertd.
Next they touched their dOlhlrc and .
lamed the e:uct te-xture ol whit
~r~m~.!i::~1~U:
timetheirlf!rllelwerealert.~.
listening, touchln&, until the.r
imagi.nalionlallo became involved.
The rhythmk tappina ola fam iliar
!ben became the qeat Uled to
.
tbdr i.l:nqinaUonl. Eac:h In·
began their practlce spealr.lng and
searchiJll for words to express thetr
feelings.
By this time Brian Way had hla
particip&nts bi&hfy at.orbed in thrir
activities. 1brough his own eo-
=orhecri~i:!~~byJ:;
toot, be allowed their emotkms to
comeforth.
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"It's beautiful to see people
who've never even met·
each other before
.worlc so well together."
The nat time tbe musk: played,
lheywtt"ealonedrawin&wlthvarious
:f'~~n';,'ylearnwhatbecon -
:s~~lk ~~f~t ...,,~
He draws them Into It by obtalnlna
their trust and maklnc them believe
in him. As soon u they do lhll they
become crutive. The projeell they
dordlect their 0'$'1\ indivkluaUty. The
tbeif'lndjvkfuar~ol~
throuart.
•
Soft tones, brl&htcolon, let'IUecurves, and sharp &JII)es \11et'e then combined u each m~ ol tbe group
p.~t forth lhrir interpretaUon to be
combined In a coUage with the othen.
Each group hun& their coUec:tion on
tbe wa ll competln, to out-do the
others in the creaUve arra ngement
they formed.
"Now it II tru.ly an art gallery,"
uid one peraon examining the
designs arnng-d ln circles and
pynmidl, oves-lappina, swirtling,
and toppling.
''Look hDw attractlve ours Uika,'!.
commented another, wbo hid been
eomp&rina.
11le room was nlled with a dtemm t aDd anxious chatter. ''The
wbole thin& wu jult beauUful,'' ex·
claslmed another student as
=~~ntoleave foraabort
ltseemecljultlbortolmlraculoul
thatBrianWaycouklestablisbsuc:ba .
dole relaUonshlp and ndlate such
great excUtemeot In 10 abort Ume.
Hit method o1 n.preuin& himself was
10 rntbullutk lblt tboR ai'OUDd bl.m
caucht It and then kilt them -
,.,_
It Memed
)Uit
s.bort ol miraculous
thatBrianWay~atablil.hsucba
dole rdatkw.hlp atld ndiate' sucb
p-at adtement Into s.bort time. Hll
melbod ol n.preuln& hlmaelf wu 10
eol.buliulic: lblt tho5e arvund him
c:aucht It and then kill tbtmstlva in
. :O~IasmlheyPiD~
· " It's
beautiful,"
Bria n Way
~:,~~·=:=~=-·;:::
wdlto«etber."
With eacb sepante ~taUon
the audience changed as one group
after aDOlber peerformed their
5toriel featwina the Sbangri-La
Disaster or exdtemmt a t the
Aka trar Prison, or the soap opera in·
lrigue of "As &llphur Springs Tur·
ns".
The immense creativity and dif·
ferenc:a: that made each act Individual wu thrilling. It malr.es you
wondes- "hat Brian Way was thinking
and the ma ny different methods of
response he hid received to hi.J
J:jec:t.Asmlle stretchedacf'OII his
W:,.~'!n,~%~ hf!":'t~mB~~ :J:
did not bother himself by trying to
pkkouttbebestortbemOitt.alent«<
people. It II unnecesu.ry, he feels,
beciluse all people are creative. And
ead! penm'1 unique way ol ex·
presalngthilcreatlvltyllhlghly lm·
........
'Ibis Is wby he gives worbbopl for
:-~~~~=':"~
treated, they can experience Ill
p:~~itive effect and use h1l methodl on
tbeiryoungstudenll.
This II 10 Important because
c:biktrenare10!mportant. Mr. Way
hu rfiCOIJllud the amount of in·
teUigtMe and fanwlic: creativity
they pnuess. He bu tcnorec1. the
fftquenUy overbearing tendency to
streu intelligence, and Instead has
devdoped a method to release what II
alreadyinlldeachlkt.
He teaches their lnltructon by
!Jnjllng their lma,lnallon through 1
fresh reallr.aUon of lheir ltnSel.
:rrhe::~=. ~~~=
to pretend to be crary, to act like a
monster, togrow,tofight,or to t.akea
journe-y. He told them toactoutaaUII
~~~=~o.:.r:•:n
cloneabnutlt.
Brian Way beJJeva h.ll program
=u~~~n:X~=
~~:
~~=
thereat
on the
drawin&, m~k: and drama hll group
tbeeodoltheM~Mioa :
walla, the arnncemrnta of cnlorlul
c:halt drawi.np and the lon& portra\11
o1 moods reflected in different ~In­
lings : in the comen. the mnainl ol
the rnodek -.bleb had been c:om·
=~~~J:'uon~~
fanalu:preuloneacbpenon felt.
"People uk me what lt'sall about,
to put a ll that I do Into a nuc.aheU. If I
must do that it would be this ... " Brian
Way dluct.led and stroked hll beard
for effect and continued on, hb
British Inflectio n
llrm," ... lhat
~e!~e=i!es~l~'l!
sd!oola, each human beln& his been
given the opportunity to emerge with
l,ht' confidmt feelin& they 've been
born to be, without mvy ol Olben and
without arropnt'e about othft-1...«,
happy c:onlidenc:e llrith the penon
they've been born to be. And on the
~~~...~Jihe~i:;
ol tbe other people by puttlnc
lhoeloltheolherpeop&e.''
011
the
Fixing Your Carbs
the mb::es, stick towates- or dietaoda.
Survlvlng _amea l onfast· .. foodalley
is moredUncuJt, butpouible.
The'ilext step Is deciding to lngest
held responsible if you iRnore the .
forty to sixty grams of carbohydrates
following advice. ADVICE : Before
a day. That's the g011pel beeause It
beginning any diet, consult your
works
ilnd Jets you eat aomethlq
physlda n {doc:tor for freshmen ), and
By Kari Gai"IOft_
~~'er~~:~e.!:t~ ca"r:~t!
toliowhisor~ advice.
tJaiC'Oiiclouaneu
'Mktre's deOnalt!ly something unusual about me. I have an uncanny talent
~:~m~:_~'!,l:~~~~.u:!.~w'!Yp~~
guitars out on the grus-I'm in Bio-la b. dlgiq: organs out ola frog. It was
:,:~~~\~ ;.'~b!!;~er~ p~, a~ta:.er;f:! f~ r!!::
au usdul memberohociety. l dolousyatstufflikelhlt ; I'm DOl Vf!rYiood
with my hands. I can't put things baclt totttber, and! tend to l.hrow up a lot.
~;~=~~\:::.'~t~~~~~=;~!~c!:em!1tt!';~
Connen, Bjorn Borg, and llle Natase. They looked like pro~~. I looked Uke
Don Knotts with a flyswatter. The other guya immediately JotnSed I wu a
beginner when I offered to pitch. A minute later, when I rdumed a volley,
.ra~ around the t'OUrt, and sUd into hom~ they knew they had l!'OUble.
No matter where I am at any g lvmllme, I'd rathHbesomewbereelse. I'U
~~~r:~~-~~~:.~.r~:n::o=~~
~:f:.':!~~
lhrou.lth a aood boot, and pass out.
.
I could be the flnt man oo ~ .... 1tanding thtre oo that alien landscape,
watching f'ftie lights Ricker across the red desert... nd suddenly, I'd be
lonesome for the Square. I CI.D almoltsee mysdl, sitting up tbere In my
Man Lab, telelalpe trained on the Earth, tryiD(I: tofocuaon the Harmooy.
l 'veolten fdtlhlt I'm ' 'not oll.bis world." I think my body wascenetki.Uy
designed for a ~pktdy diffem~t planet, and lbat'a why I have 10 much
~!~ ~-! =b~t!m!~S::.,:,~~ft~~:!tr:km~.~~
Julep, 10 on a cruh diet. shed about three yean, thea live thrm bact some
other way. tryou miss MCirlty Pyt.boo,you)UStdoaomeaiHipl", wort off an
hour or IO,.and there you are. People would always have Ume to make love' just the sweat they'd wort up doin& it would set thrm bact about nine houri.
There would even be time for a oap and a sbowes-.
TONIGHT -LIVE
Thursday, June 23, 1977
How clevet" of you, having guessed
thisstory isabou.tdieting.
·
Ther-e are varying reasons to diet.
lnourculturethefavoriterason
seems to be, "To feel better," which
translates into, ''l'dlik.etofeelbe:ttu,
klokmore a ttractive;even foxy."
Another good reason to diet is
Umited apace. Having trouble Otting
into cloUting, doorways, and double
sleepinp bap can be disconcm.iq.
Wben I wu In the Navy I wu allowed
to fly airplanet. (What did I know "!)
'nlere came tbe day when my
afrec:tlon for food wu outwdghed by
my affection for fitting comfortably
~:J:.~~~et~~
~=
U )'1)U want to feel better by fa ll, and
tbisls swnmes-,ll's worthatry.
Firltatep la the purchase of a book
~~f:!: t:m~~ ~=~~
~~~~d~~eq~~
da.ody picture of a s1rim suit clad couple runnl.ng through the surf. I
wisely ripped out the picture and
~ltaway. lwantedmydiettobe
realistic. (Wbatdidlknow? l
A:J you glance over the food llstinga
notice how beer has one carbohydrate
perounc:e{l2perc.anl, while Scotch
ba.s none. The llgbt been vary from
two to three earb& per can, and are a
better bet for the hard e<re beer
guulen. 'lbls diet survives a night on
the square in relativelyeuy fuhlon ,
Cprobably better than you do). Watch
~ ~"m 1~ttr:;=: w;~u~dyl!!
ca rbohydrate intake You will cllsab)J:
its ability to keep fat around you. A
detailed explanation of the procesa
shoWd be In yow-diet book, If it isn't ,
don 't buy the book.
The next step la watch~ both what
you eat and yow" welght lou. Both
Important, bu t need not be a pain in
the routine. A little experimentation
auowa you to eat well at borne and
away because you will be amaud at
your knowledge of wher-e the high
:.~~~~~~~:~.6~
ifyouca n a ffonl24cartlll for the day,
but forget the freaeh fries and
subetltute colfee or diet IOda for the
lha.te. See, you've just eaten at the
fast food joints and atlll remained on
your diet. Amul.ngt :wlth a little
care, this diet and SAGA foods can
alsobefrlendl.
Yourwdght ION will vary from day
to day. Wet&ht may ever~ inerease
ooee in a while. For this reason weigh
prepared fo r occasional dl.sappointmeall. A curiou:sl.ty I've noted
are weight levels at which one seems
to remain for a wHk or more. 'I1M!IIe
are alwaya followed by a steady
t:rbe~· s~C. it~iosu:e 0:::
ditionlstemponr:y.
fa :[ ' ;
::;t~·f~ =:~
~~~ateb dl:t. ~Y
11
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To akS ia your appnciatioll ol the
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It tw becOme
can DO long«
apparent that man
anywtwre wltbout
ol his haviDI beea
10
k;a ving • lnt'e
thm. M.Iybe)'(IUcoasiderlhltsad.,
or ~. but It il mertiy a
ract~l toourulstence ..
Wben i 1WU)'OW!i, l alwa)'ltoo&a
sbottcUttbrou&btheparlr;oearmy
bome..Short<Utlate indilpenable lo
f:~u&.H':e~~':,~~~
now that ahort<U t hu beeome a
Mture trail for the bMeflt ol anyone
• ilo goes to Jules Ivenon Memorial
.....
i~~~~~~rlet~~~~~
t~tion
tnU wu conc:tived by a
p-oup of vadulte atudmtl from this
:k!i:~=r~::
v.'ftn the: Part and RettuUon Depar·
IIMDtand the UWSP_.
1be trail ilappnwm.attly OM mile
lone. ud CW~~ist o1 11 mUms
m~rUd by a numbered cedar ' pa.l.
Eilcb statioll bears evideoce oliOII'Ie
natural pbftlomeoom, whether It be
tbt i6entifatiorl ol a ~pedes ol oak
lift. or .aimal , or the formation ol
tbt land auted • by · Inevitable
m>lulloo.
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~0~~;-,~tx.ok! e:~
available at the Clamber ol Com·
merce olfke, aw-Jes M. While
Memorial Ubracy reiOUr'Ce ceolft',
the Univenlty center. and may be
found at the begi..o..niJll ol tbe tnilat
various times. The guidebook Is free•.
Now, if you expect to plqe iato
·
virgin forest , or if you expect to fmd
)'OW"Sdf Meluded by the bounty ol
nature's serenity. I ((Uar antee you
~ ~ :::m~orof~ ~~:
Rather, It II Intended to give people a
clwx:e to learn by themselves and at
their INure~ about their
environment. Alsci, tbe park II 1
p.!bllc place used by many people.
The path Is infor mative and
pleasurable. It enhances you r
awarmess ol what is around you. and
apeciaUy wily it II arouod you.
Whidl briDes t11 to the reuoa tbe traU
II called a " natureiaterpretalioa
trail." U we are to keep a ny kind ol
perspective ol the value ol our mvirorunent.,wewillbafttolearabow
U y btlow•ulevel
lheraln '
down it
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Grertlnpon tJSo.tb
~nge thatafterw~
anct r:d:oodato~ay
=
Oule..e M adi\P
~lt.Uyouareflllisbedwltbtbe
trail IJUideboc*, plac-e It bact In the
box II the beginnlng ul the traii. They
arereuub)e.
If you want to chew IUJD, throw the
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Dreyfus l.ake faces possible ecoclde
By Palrlcla Au MalJiu
upt.~ and educalklnal use ol ~
~-are In the plans for the near
Tbe threat to the DOrlh campus is
Jooctr the burea~ts. It's
anyone wbo has not ~ learned that
motorcycles, cars, and 6ttftinl par·
ties are riOt compatible with IJ"((Win&
the lali:e, wllkb in itself isn't bad,
v.'ft"eltootalloa.saodatedwiththe
afomnmt.ioMd ecolo&idl distur·
blmces. The main dancu of swim-
A!tertheecokltk.allbodlolhavin&
therimoltbelahissteepins.ome
parts.
isn't
recovn-. Unfortunately, Ulterln&.
ovtr-use by people, motor vebk:les
with their oil and au lu.U ~eq~lna_.
into lhewater, u well u weljhtcom·
future. Tests of the water In the lalte
sho\r."S It to be ol&ood quallly, but it
must be allowed to return at Ill own
your curiouiUy and lmpatl~. at
least do not abuse the land with
no
......
Tbe!WndalionatiUownsthelaDd.
=-~~!:!~~~~ :u~;~~~~ ~~= ~
much the uniVft"'iiY can· do to
~~=:tri~:r.nr~~~ .~ ~~~i~ty~~~ =~~~e~::,U~=-~~ .~~ 'r;:, lt~n!:~C: utiliud for rta-Ntlon purpose~ in the rft~ ;:r:e~,(~ ~=~=
«
paction
the Iauer, tbruten the
area with their abule.
People have abo been awlmml~
speed without pollution beoeoming In·
troduced. Trails, pitnlddng,and
other recreational actlvltiel which
are
' wtth the natura l
. -..,..- - - - - - -
=-~~~~~=ot~:'t.~:
~7:~:eu:-~r~~
sprir~~.
•
In the open areas I've
~ to
~~s':tf'!~~~~ l~n~~t!1.~
:onsmoreb'=!:e w~ '!:
autumn brown. The cornfieldl abli
the road show evidenc:e ol ITIOderate
~~':ua':r!:f· ~e :,:X ~~
~;)~!e. w!~ ~d'vef~:e;prt:~
beC'omlnj:a u.seful and beautiful contrlbutlon to our environment once
llgainllus.
surely repeat his wamln&, "Never
plant your garden until June tlkh."
Hewurightlutyeartoo,
But here the water, the cattail and
g:raaes, and all the life around Ulis
Summer So;ourns :{'~.=::!~~~
~=~~~~:~~!f:e~
ByKariGano~~
The waters ollhe Utile Eau Claire
now 1wiflly by lhll point. Here an uh
=:nt!,.d.~r'J~~:;
rock escarpment, the lnterveninl
rtmainlolwhkh forma small rapids
above. bn»d pond.
A year 1.J0 the river wu dn:J6&htsloolred to a trid.le here, and a moalh
alter that It wu poulble to hike norlheut In the rocty bed. seeiDa &mall
nih In the mnatntna pools, an euy
mark for the henln and ra~
~';:r~r~u.e:t:emeolwater
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Soap Opera Day
Friday, June 24
Free on the LARGE
Video Beam
your
favorite soaps
from
11:00- 1:00 p.m.
in the U.C. Coffeehouse
TlleP....... Pap ll J -U.Jt11
«~~~
euler to view because ol lhll. The
redwing blacltbtrdl are an&r')', as
usual. at my lntnllion. Tracltl &bow
lhls to be a favorite al)d busy water
sou.rce for deer and red fox . A dead
. dm at ita far end rtfkcta In the pood.
Ri~intheaurfacearenewcycles,
remiDdenofregtnenUon.
It bas rmany been a warmer day. U
tonl&ht II qwet, I will bear theM
~pick from
a~dllnl
the
a~bil'l
door. We are
a new moon but the
whippoorwill will
starll&btwilhsona:.
magnify
the
This may be a apr\rll, wet and a
trille~,butwearerlcherforlhe
life It hu returned.
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VVednesday, June 29
11:00- 1:00 p.m.
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Stop in at anytime and play
prizes to the winners
Kiddie Kegler Bowls Over Pros.
BY Randy WleYd 6 11•\S.Wv..
· ICOUtltofthePBAtaurthelutlhree
The customer at the bar order'ed a
BudWelser•ftdlootedoutoverlheadpnilll bowlin& alleys. Tbe)' wtn aU
)"Uf''. Helhotal:r7 ! ~
Oftbe\breoeprosBocompeted
with, only Jerry Buchhol1 managed
to outscore llim, 207-112.. He btitud
theolberlbyftplns.
Bo'a 621, with no handicap, Wll
;_rt•.~~~~or:rn!:
prac!~ be wasn't mlssin& much,
tbeman turned bad to his beer.
But the customer was overklokJng
C,c!~u~~ ).~\l~n=
1 youthwith1 &Opinbonus.
This becomes evm more lll.oun ·
ding when conslderinl tha t the high
~~s::==~pme
ot the afternoon and h11score1 wer-e
proeo~C:~=!~c)!n;:ldi~Open
rz tJt6.2t6.%!1'. and 1!1!1.
Not bad for I teo-year old who
•'d&hl70 poundland il DOt quite four
...u that he couldn't bowl with his
Idol, Dick Weber. Weber couldn't
make the ~Am . 1nd "all the really
goodproswereontheother alde."
Back at Bowlmor, So chalked up 1
feett.tU.
The prodigy's name Is Bo Ceplina,
lhc son o( Bob and Mlc:kle Cepllna,
the owners or Bowlmor I..aneJ In
WisconSin Rapkb. Boil arguably the
belt bowlerolbisa.ge in America and
aJready bubiseyeonaprocareer.
Nicknamed Bo by his falher
beause ol a ~blance at birth to
boxer carl " Bobo" otsoo, Cepllna
a ~ft'ages a constanUy lmprovinc tn
111 hilwetkly leque, had rolled I 300
pme in open bowling and last
t'tbfwlry upstaged the proleulonals
at theprestigiousSIOO,OOOMUles'High
Ufe()pft!Pro-Amln MUwaukee.
F~~~~ ~::=.,:\;:;
:,~J:~~::~~~~t;~
The night before he lhovo·ed he hid a
little J oe Namath in him by tellina his
mother he was loin& to rol.l a 600
Alld.
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unfared by the giant 72·1ane
complea at the bolt Celebrity LaDet,
Bo fashioned a 232, lft. and 204 for a
...............
" He was lhrowing an unbelievable
ball,·· stated Mickle, who doubles 11
his unorridal coach. " He was out or
the poc:kd only twk:e in MUwautee ,
and they wer-editncult lanes."
Dilflallt! Ask Eari Anthooy, the
OddbaU Homeruns
the United States.
But 11.1\at 1bout the perfect game .
lut De<:embe:r!
"Some of the strike~ v.·ere kind ol
~ . but they Ill swished down ,"
heF~· messure, BO continued
rolling strikn until his s\reak wu
snapped at IS by a pesky 10 pin.
The talmted younster II na turally
er:.n~er:~:tir:~~=~~~
up". But lt'ssomethlna he' U have to
&etA!~~.
Bo wm come home
(\he family II vel over the 1lleysl and
roll seve. or ~ht Jines. During the
WHit he'll bowl approxlm1tely SO
p::'~ Uled 1
8y Kandy Wind
Baseball has Had its shire of
mnartablehome.nans.
Remember Babe Ruth's ·''ailed
shot" iD the ttl2 World Serle~! Or
' - • bout G•bby HartDett'1 " Homer
in the Giol mln' " wbkh woo 1 pen·
r~antforlheCUbllol131!
Zany Jimmy . Pie raa ll once
knocked one out lnd ru tbt bases
blctwards.
l.ut year 'nm Mc<::arver of the
PilUs hi! a &rand slam homer that
beu me 1 annd 11Im alngle when he
PIIK'd I buerunner and WU calkd
out.
•
teo-pound ball, and
his right thumb is almolt twice the
abe of his leri.His 1ppro1ch\s rive
alepl , then he deliVffl what Mickie
delcribelu "apo~ro·erfulhoot." .
lndeoed, the ball he throWs is 1n
..=~~"t:e~c;;:~::::~~
11 Bowlmor, he 's always done well on
~~~!~djust to 1ny lue, dry or
~·.~=:!!:'nOt
that surprising
wbeolooklnaathllfamlly.
His parents •re both aceompli5hed
kealera ' with numerOUI na lional
honor COWits to their credit.
.
Bob'" recent 753 at Bowlmor is
believed to be the hlfl!ell series In
~'!t =~= :r:~~e"!-~=
-··
Bo'a okier sillft'l, Julie arid Lori,
are•bonoslouchesootbelanes.
At one point, the Cepllna famUy
hdd city hl&hs i;n junior, bantam and
seruorcompeuuon..
The future Ia unlimited for So, who
ata.rted bowling at age three and
hun'ttlredolltyet• .
One of the reuona he wants to
become a pro is that he wants his dad
to see him oa televtlion.
As for now, he' d lilte to bowl a 700,
whkb, 'even for a blnta.m Is the
national banor count, and then ...
"I'd like to beat Dad," he joke~,
tnowtna that Bob's m Is a good
distance ahead.
"l~~!~~':~hi~~~nlt~i
~~~~tk,bCeptinlthinkol
~~ 11 happena, I'll cut otr his
r~~·~t::li=~~-bar,
lbet'ewuasudderlaashlngolpins
from tbeprevbllly dormant lanes.
Everyooe looked up •nd notk:ed
that over on 12:, Bo was at wort •nd.
hadle!tasolita.rytOatandlnl.
ltdoean'thlpPmolt.en.
"fteP~PapUJ..eU,lm
Area Writers Showc..ase Talent
fwnd the narrator not quite good enough for him and insplrn
POI'UJf : lt17, edited by ,\~;11 Lllham IUnlv.-nlty Wrll.-n, U .OO,IIitpJS.l
Rtvlfwed bv Robfr1 Bonk I
rev'tlatlon :
~~=~~~~~~e~~~b';ea~~~g~~:':v~i:~=j:e:
about Poc"'aJf. Two things actually: one has been the appearance or
cliquishness. that Is, of it 1\avlng been produced for one certain groupilnd no
~
Thus. 1M; ')hone. w"ich is supposed to represent comm~katioo, comes to
::~~ ~t:1;a~r!~~~!n~~~::!e~~~;:eS:!~~~l
~bil="~c~~~~~~O:rr!:,:t~r:!~tl~~R~:ec~~
whkh wu ~uy mud! reserved for members ol University Writers and at·
:::: it'f~e:~~tc~e:f=~i~ ~':t1:c!~~
'-tanza thus picks up on this theme and seems to imply'that even thou~ we
are living in the century which has seen the conquest of the North and
South Pole, Mount Everest, and the Marlanil Trench, wea restillstnlJIIing
to conquer tbe human frontier and thatdistancewh\clllles between us a ll:
r.ever quite 5\n where
As for my S«''ffd gripe it is somewhat related. Involved Is the same selfindulgmcearxl. pandering to "clevemeu." Good exam pin from lhis year's
Portage abound: there is first oil the dedicatiOil !"Especially for nuns with
''The black lines of telephone wire between your houses
elec:tr\fythehauntlngspace
between your bodies colllng
messages you never spoke or ha lf-expected .''
=;:!f~~~~~~:.:Sr!f!e!'.~~~§~'~ru1tnh~ ttempll_ to
appear wry and or cryptic, and fmally, oo the back cover, beneath the pnce
listing, tbe ·:slightly highe!' in Polonia '.' tagline.
Sadly, none o1 the above poets has more than one poem apiece In Porug.-
Such attempts do little toencourageserious critiCism or ~eptlon of the
magazine ua whole, which II too bad: for an unprofessional venture PM·
IIJt has always been tastefuUy produced u far asappearai!C'elgo, and t.be
~~=k~~ks~ow=~~e~~~f~~~~~~~~~;::t~eore
ol, if not the wort ol Cashin, McKeown oc- Rucks, then additiona l poetry by
others. Andsowemoveon totherestolPortaJe.
Unfortunately, space does not allow me to comment ex tensivei.Y on each
;:u~~~~~~ ~~~~~Y ~~t!elht: =~·~;..~.W:ta~r::'r~o ':i~
somewhat Immature a pproach to publishing and Jet the results stand or
';a"rJ;t~: fl:~!~'.,!i~~ryJ~ ~~~~ ~~f~ :eorern':~~fl~1dust is
~~~~r~~P=·~~~~t! :!de,~~~e:v~~.!!=:u~:.:er
=':,~l!ia~~~haC:,~Ia~lh~ea~~===~=
collected their laurels and considered themselves 1\aving done the area's
patronoftheartsa!avor .
gospel; a gooddea l ofthemarefelt ralher t.l'landr~wn abs~actly from the
vinous theories ol aesthetics. Please keep this m mind 1f you feel I have
slighted any one poet.
=~·t~:C:~~!!!tt!J~a:!~,~?:!er!,~tl':e:~~~-er~
!~ed":,y~~~~1in~":t=~~a~U:~~:,~ol~;,~ir:;~e:re
fact, ba rely trandscends the mediocre- but the overall quality, thanks
largely to three outstanding poems, is high, with addlliona t reinforcement
coming from a numbe!' o1 minor poems and an interesting selection of fie·
poem is a lmos t chanllike in its use of rhythm and what I, wrongly perhaps,
tend to lhlnlr.of as Amerindian Imagery: " He Is flame and blood-hedances·fragmentaolthesun ."
Then there Is lolary JoShaney's disarming "In City Park on Sunday." Its
fin t two stanz.as cha rt both the poet's spiritual tethers 1"1 feel alive wilh
the sweat of old loves,-old li ves.'') and an a lm01t voyeuristic cataloguing of
happenings in City Park, New Orleans. Only in the last sta nza are we given
to see the poet's feelings or estrang~ent, the impact or which II alm01t
e&chatokl&kAI in ill " I wonder why I am here-k.nowing·how !tend-always·
homeward.''
Mona Void's lhree poems are of a kind a nd in their sim ple reciting of rura l
deeds and quiet a«eptance of lite strike me u derivative ol the
photDgraphl in Wbnns~ Duth ~~· J::=!:r:.':EI:!
lion.
"Jon Garbank Takn His Pulse," by Mike Cashin, constitutes the first of
lhese afOf"tmentioned better poems. It is c:oocemed not onl_y wilh tl\at
unique synthesis we call creativity, but also the relationship of a musician
to his jau and the Cl')'ltalline dynamics ol an a rUorm ''wanting more-tomt1t-than to be heard."
C.Shin, who exhibits a cold tempend beauty ol his own. v~ effec::tlvely
~r~fGi~rba~k~~m~~~:?is~~~~:i~~.. ~cr~spanddiltant
u a Norw!Jian night
has happened upon your sleep.
madwoma n.
bjM;F"':;...,;;jiy:·:~Bdun;;;~·:o!:i'"";;,.r"';.;",~:~~~~~
It soundukyward
and f.ne, sharp Rakes
if snow layer
upon layer
in
"Visitor in a Purple Coat'' and " Waiting for Rain." The ormer portrays a
visit of a n Intractable Aunt and Ita forcdulr)ell of line 121 of them comprise
~=··r~'"t~!;.~~nea~~!':'I~=J•rn:;::;
wltht.bemomlng
intoMnd... "
repeUUon ·oldetalil, a vis:onol domesticity accented by sadnea. " A tall
thin woman- sits In a kitchen-Comer before a tow I," waiting for the purgina
rains.
Karl Garson's "On Schonlhousea" II concft'ned not 10 much ~lh nostaiJia,
AU in all, wilh ita mutually-reinforcing evocation olwinter a nd Ga r·
t;=~~·;u:>"~~aCuityiatbeauthoroltbenex~entry
.~r!ht~~~f.~~.~~~==~,~-~t!:!n~:~:
!liked very much. H.is " lnvitationoltbe MbTora"iaa ~e!l'sllvertabyrin-
"mackinaws, lunches, and~." Is auetf:AfuUy evoked. But inltMd of
mourning the inatta.~ability ol Ume to a ll but memory, Garson concludes
on a note ol optimism : " lleam again. -The loss ol my ~I cue-is sur-
~~O::~~~:~~~~:eachbeingonly
one aentence long
a~lua:J::.rect ia bul.lt up by the ebbing and flowing
vivable."
" At Dt*usan'Yesterday you Told Me," by Don Romfmdson, concerns the
compresskln ol tbe universe and how one man ' 'who wu cra:r:y-&nd didn' t
care-about money" nperienceslt.
Lastly then, carl Luncren and Bob Ham, with one and two poem1 respec·
lively, <lifer us genuinely funny ~nd oltbeat portralll, with Jbm 'l •
"'VartaUoo oo a theme by WUilam C. rlol Wllllama" espedaUy notable.
even clever.
As for the OcUon in POO.Je, a ll three selectiona are well-done. KW'l
!:'t~t=·~~-~~~~=~u:::..
u.e
are most evident and help to sbed Utumlnation c:.a tbe poem'ssubjec::t mat~irrors make travelen out olall or us., our bagace II packed wltJ:I ref!«·
tiona our destinations are loll in an lnt'mity ol Urirdurntd lllht ana Jtlau,
::!~%~~;=~morn~.~w~~-~~~:
even despera te. McKeown's second stanu speakaolmlrron refleetinl
=·~·~~:~~~-.-~=:=~t:isaps::::J~;r=::~~~:-~
~~:~~~lea!:t~n:=::~a::~~':~~·~:
amusing, wry and bizarre, tbe sort of pleee de rnlltuu that brtnp to
ininda collaboration btween Gaban Wilson and Woody Allen.
1 - ;Ara's Taylor's "Patchwork" concert~~ the beoefkmce olstranaen and
how perhaps temi)OI'ary alliances are tbe only oo. that stand a cba.nce of
vitatloo '' and becomes a spec::Wum-d...orts himself:
~o.:Jtc~rsU:::f"~~ngw~t
;;~~!~~~~~=~!'~re:::=.~=~bUt~~
11 toogrt:alor too small toeverpac:k away,
andtbemiJTon, iftbelrllvesare)oaa.
shalls.eemecont.ainedandearried,myself
becoming mlmn, &eoeln« backwards
and forwardlaslightallowl ,utbeinvisible :
workll1ourilbsanddiminlsbes,ltal!
crown wise in Ita own mlrron.
died ef(edlvely nonetheieu, wllh colon and detaU. well warted out.
••
_; · l .~l~~:~p~~o:,::nw':~lnl~r-~::~~~
three stone~ It il perbaJII tbe most provocaUve in theme, but at tbe tame
Ume the rm.t deprmslnt- Ita lut Hne 11 especlaJJy etfedlw: in both repr·
~~~~u.-=J.to add ou&a6de ol .... dtlna.-tbrt many .floe,
::!i'fes~:'!~C::~~~~:=~~J
D.Im
f=:i8:;~~~~~:~~tne!r:,ert!_~~a~~~;
=;;c:n~.::~::t~~~~~~·~ao
••
. . .~~~.~thehorizon."
~ .t :: •• - ·
LuUy thel, caroi.Rucka' "NeverSleep WithaMapWboOoean' tHave
YourPbcfteNwnber,'' compktealhil trin:l'tyofnceptional poems. The IItle
is m.illeadill&. It Jed thil reviewer, a nyway, to pit his teeth and rea.d on,
. ~in~:~:~=;':~~~~~~·
J'te......_,.,.......
this
0
''The phone is blari~ drums and trumpeta.
Alarms awaken the idea
he never 1\ad of asking foryourpbonenumbe!'
from yourpersona l archives."
#
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photocnph. PortaJe : tmlacoiDpliment«<wUb a ndto..,-U; il.a vallable •
at the University Bookstore. Fer t:z, It ia more or._ wartb )'GUI'. tima aod,
.&ltendoa.
·I<
udir ol the album. The 10f11 starts
olf with asynthesiu:rrlourish worthy
ol Waller C:arloa. Unfortunately, C.t
thftlllnp :
Remember the days ol the old
adloolyard
" lliUO"
.....
(:atSttv~l
8y&o.e ii11D
"Wu Ooi a Doughnu t," the S«<nd
instrumenta l numbe r , Is your
averase. run-ol·the-mlll junkfood
· jau: number. It really doesn't so
anywhere, but It's lntfl'tlti11Jihe way
Cat e:mboues tNt stereophonic
" WOOF"
over the lle:ybollrd
~la::a~ahol~~ ')
_....
bllc:tdro&». C.t pl.lys the drums too
loud here, but, what the bell, he's the
sdloolyard. ..
After toddlinc tbrou&h m:ollec:ltd
lall&hln&, ay!Ds, warm tout, and
ta, C.t dribbielnostalgieaUy about
star.
The a lbum knoc:b orr with "Child
For A Day," a maiJdlin litUe "l.onl
hllfintlove:
~~~Y~J; num~:-\~~~
1
1
You.Wft'e my sweet love, my first
~~~ 'f:~~r :i .=! !om~'b;
My loYey dove, my love love)'
~.ftaettheidell,andb)'lhiltinie
are wishln& t.bat C.t would IUffera
minor bNd i~Qury, and fortd the
daysoltheold tc:hoolyard.
to him.
·
ba~)e;: n!k:U&a~~ w~£
money to a hard«n C.t Stevtq~
fen. But lfyou.aren'toneof tho6e:, this
elbum will not lnlplre you to join the
"Life" and "Killing Time' ' are
merainelly better . Both are
inltrume:nta.Uy,
"'""'·
superb, IW'in&ina
from ' lell.l.po to another oa
synthMizertrape:ze:s-..butapin,tbe
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