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by Michele M. Amble the academic year. He received his awarding Eisenberg $2.71, repre- interest rate in accordance with the Upon a student's arrival, the WINONAN Staff Writer damage deposit back sometime later senting the interest on his $50 Ramsey Municipal Court ruling of reservation fee is deducted from the but without interest, despite the damage deposit, and court costs. 5% per annum. Winona State entire room/board student fee. Students who live in college fact that a 1973 Minnesota law University employs the damage dormitories are considered tenants requires landlords to pay 5% "No previous reported cases have- deposit to students living in the Chuck Lawrence, University of under the Minnesota security de- interest on damage deposits. Eisen- dealt with the question of the legal dormitories, and does, not pay any Minnesota housing official said the posit law, a Ramsey County berg asked for the interest on his status of college dormitory resi- form of interest to the student Minneapolis/St. Paul campuses both Municpal Judge has ruled. deposit and, when he received no dents," said Milgrom. "The decision whose $25 they are holding. employ a $50 reservation fee in the reply, took his case to Conciliation is a tribute to the persistence of a same manner as Bemidji State and Judge Allan Markert issued an Court. The Conciliation. Court judge student who perceived an inequity The vice president of Moorhead Mankato State presently use. "Ac- order Tuesday upholding his earlier ruled in favor of Macalester but in the system and tried to remedy State University said he believes tually," said. Lawrence, "we did ruling that Jon Eisenberg, a student Eisenberg persisted and sought it." Macalester has until NoveMber the Moorhead Housing Department away with damage deposits because at Micalester College, was entitled legal assistance from the Minnesota 28. to appeal the decision to the is not obligated to pay any form of of the U of M's antiquated to earn interest on the damage Public Interest Research Group Minnesota Supreme Court. interest monies to their dorm accounting system. There was just deposit he had paid for his (MPIRG). tenants. The school does not pay the , too much paper work involved." dormitory room. The case is The ruling in Jon Eisenberg's students interest payments now, believed to be the first ever to deal The MPIRG Board of Directors case is from the Municipal Court of and don't plan to pay any in the The Jon Eisenberg case is with the question of the legal status believed the case to be a significant Ramsey County, which means this future. important for dorm residents at of students. living in college dormi- one and directed MPIRG attorney ruling holds only for college Winona State because of the tories. Macalester College had Michael .Milgrom to represent students in Ramsey County. How- Bemidji State and Mankato State precedent involved. argued that Eisenberg was not a Eisenberg in an appeal to Ramsey ever, Eisenberg's case does set a abolished the damage deposit fee tenant but only a lodger, which is a County Municipal Court. At trial on precedent for other state universi- several years ago because of the different and less protective legal June 7, the College's attorney again ties and colleges. influence of the 1973 Ramsey Court Unfortunately, the WSU Housing classification. argued that dormitory residents decision. Both of these schools now Department was not available for were not covered- by the statute. At the present time, four state engage a reservation fee from dorm comment at press time. However, The case arose in May of 1975 However, on August 28, Judge universities use the damage deposit tenants. This lee is mailed to the the Winonan will get WSU's when Eisenberg moved out of the Markert held for Eisenberg and system. Only one of these schools institutions' housing office to secure reaction to the ruling in the next dormitory room he had occupied for MPIRG and issued an order (St. Cloud State University) pays an a room for the prospective student. issue.

Poll gives Ford The win Voice The results of a presidential poll undecided. of Winona State University on-cam- monan pus residents taken by the Winonan When the results were broken staff show President Ford the victor down into clases, it seemed that 53rd Year Vol. No. 53 No. 5 Winona State University Winona, MN Wednesday, October 27, 1976 by -a narrow margin. President Ford was more popular with the older students. Of the 98 students polled, 37 voiced support for President Ford The seniors were in favor of while 35 were in favor of Governor President Ford 5-4, the juniors also avid Halberstam Jimmy Carter. Four students voted gave their decision to President for other candidates while 22 of the Ford by an 8-3 margin. 98 were undecided. Of the six sophomores polled, the In breaking the results down to results were divided evenly with attacks media just students who watched some of Governor Carter and President the presidential debates on televi- Ford each receiving three votes. David Halberstam, known to "Television is a presidential drastic changes. sidn, we found that 78 students had many Winona State University medium," Halberstam stressed, "he watched some portion of the Only among the freshmen was students as the author of a best (the president) can get on the "All our advanced technology debates. Among this group Presi- Governor Carter the clear winner as selling book, "The Best and the network anytime he wants; we have isn't necessarily as good for the dent Ford came out on top by a he captured 21 of 'the 38 first year Brightest," paid Winona a lecture an electronic presidency." Halber- American public as the founding single vote, 25-24 with 15 still votes. appearance at St. Mary's College stam emphasized the mandatory fathers intended. It's going to get last Friday evening. need for an informed, questioning, faster (press coverage) and the and alert public. people_ should be aware of this." Halberstam, a 1955 graduate of Halberstam warns, "The president Harvard, spokein his •easy manner "Information is power, and has can define news any way he wants. of analytical thinking; similar to his made the presidency infinitely Not always news, but reality. It's effective writing style. larger. The base resources of power scary to realize that people some- for both the president and press are how -believe whatever words they For an hour, he presented ideas increasing at a Future Shock rate." hear from television as gospel on the timely subject of Television The last 34 years are proof of our truth." and Politics, then finished with an no-deposit, no return society, while hour of questions and answers with the last 12 years, (our memory bank "The press," Halberstam said, the audience. .of recollections) provided especially "were fooled about policies in Viet Nam five years before journalists realized the truth of the U.S. Senate election involvement." results Elections were held last Thurs- weren't elected for participating, Sports show aired day, at Winona State University and all the students who voted. with an estimated 450 to 500 "Winona in Sports," a 30-min- students turning out to vote. Jim Brerschbac and Tim Jani- ute program broadcast live from the Luther McCown kowski were elected to the Student color television studio on the Winning senate seats' were fresh- Judicial last Thursday at the campus of Winona State University, McCown dies men; Norm "Magic" Barnhart, Joan Student Senate Meeting. The Sen- is on the air this fall. Ausloos, Mary Jean Bond, and ate also approved the Temporary The Winonan would like' to pay graduate council, and served on Susan Boettcher, sophomores; Glen Grievance Procedure for students; The show, which can be seen special tribute to 'Dr. Luther A. numerous other WSU affairs. Bowen, Sharon Skrip, Kathleen which briefly says that if any every Monday night at 6:30 p.m. on McCown, 61, who died at Lutheran Soli, and Scott Peak, juniors; Mark student has a complaint about a WEEC cable channel 12, consists of Hospital, LaCrosse, Friday, October Dr. McCown received his Mas- Merchelwitz, Debbie Sheets, Mich- certain instructor or subject, that a scoring rundown, filmed high- ter's Degree from Colorado State 15, after a long illness. McCown was ele Amble, and Mary Ann Vasquez,, student has the right to go to the lights, and interviews dealing with University and he received his a part of Winona State's faculty for seniors; Larry Miller, Cindy John- , academic dean and register their the Winona area -sports news. Doctorate from Washington State 31 years. son, Jerome Christenson and Jim complaint. University. SchuMan. These students will, be The show covers Winona High Dr. McCown was chairman of the officially named to the senate at The Senate also approved the School, Cotter High School, St. Dr. McCown was honored at a Health and Physical Education tomorrow's meeting. Student Sen- constitutions of the Outing Club and Mary's College, the College of St. WSU football game by WSU program, and the Men's Athletic ate president, Mitch Penny, would the Roses of Sigma Tau Gamma Teresa, and Winona State Univer- students and faculty in 1973. Director. He also served on the like to thank all the candidates who Club. sity. -

Page 2 Wednesday, October 27, 1976 Student Poll Black graduates surveyed by Joan Fleming from that question. but he's a fantastic businessman." Gene Shomshak a competitive edge over whites. "Albert Schweitzer. He was Evanston, Ill. [LP.] — A recent This week's Student Poll question completely dedicated to helping "My father. He doesn't have a survey of 147 blacks who were Despite affirmative action plans, got away from the campus issues others — always giving and never college education but he's become graduated from Northwestern Uni-' 70 percent of those respondents who and more into human interest. taking. He would never harm 'any one of the top men in his company. versity between 1970 and 1973 have sought jobs reported racial Respondents were asked,' "What living thing." Mary Ann Lunde He's respected in business and the reveals that more than 73 percent discrimination as did 70 percent of person do you admire most and community. And he's always right." have held full-time jobs related to the respondents who are in gradu- why? Following are the very "The guy up in Duluth who owns Micki Whalen their college major and that 70 ate school. diverse answers which resulted Jeno's Pizza. I don't know his name percent are enrolled in graduate or "I don't know if this is the person professional schools. Although 65 percent of the I most admire but Jerry Lewis is respondents believe that North- Winter fee high on the list. He makes people Conducted by James Pitts, assist- western faculty evaluated their laugh and gives his time to a cause . ant professor of sociology, the work objectively, almost one-third which I feel is worthwhile — survey was aimed at determining said that the work of black students payments muscular dystrophy." Debbie Snod- how blacks who attend a competi- was evaluated by standards differ- grass tive, predominantly white, private ent than those applied to white All students who pre-selected scribed times. university like Northwestern bene- students. Only 10 percent of the classes at pre-registration which "Kris Kristofferson. He has a fit from the experience. Although sample was sure that the same was held between October 20-27, Students who have approved fantastic body according to the most respondents believe they have standards were used in all cases, 1976, must pay the corresponding Financial Aid Awards must pick up ladies and he writes good songs." an advantage over other blacks in and 60 percent reported "mixed Tuition, Fees, and Room and Board. their fee statement and sign the Mark Campabosso the job market, they are less sure of feelings." appropriate forms during this Students are to pick up fee period of time. If your Financial Aid "I'm not trying to get a good • • statements and pay fees in the is more than your school costs you grade but it's Dr. Zwonitzer. I Cinema Room, lower lobby of the can pick up a check for the balance admire him because he likes what he Honor Code revision due to you starting November 29th teaches..He gets really wound up in new section of Kryzsko Commons, instructors, now appears as a in Somsen Hall Room 208. his lectures." Lonna Theede PALO ALTO, Calif. [I.P.] — starting Wednesday, November matter of major importance. 10th, on the schedule shown below. "Unevenes's in grading" and "the Students who have not paid for "President Ford. We were in a breakdown of ordinary standards of "Under the present pressing pre-registered Winter Quarter hole and he got us out of it." Titus honesty" call for a total reassess- circumstances in which the grade is If you cannot be there at the time courses by 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Schultz ment of the Honor Code, reports often regarded more important than stated, you may pick up your fee November 16, 1976 will not have Omsbudsman John D. Goheen of the subject matter, the difference statement and make payment at a these courses reserved for them and "My little sister, Karla. She's Stanford University. He blamed the between a B-plus and an A-minus later time within the schedule. A you would then have to pull cards been through a lot and she's learned situation on today's intense competi- can be viewed as ruinous. student may not pick up his/her fee and pay fees at mass registration on to accept that. She has a kidney tion for top grades — vital for statement earlier than the pre- November 29th and 30th. disease and she's only in the 6th admission to professional schools. grade. Karla has to limit her "The other apparent derivative, activities but she doesn't use it as an closely related to the same circum- excuse." Kim Patterson "This leads to two results with stances of pressure and competition, Time Alphabetical — Last Name which this office has been con- is the breakdown of ordinary Wednesday, November 10 Monday, November 15 cerned. "One_is the questioning by standards of honesty." Though the 9:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Aa-Cz 9:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Na-Rz "My mother. 'Cause she's a students of the grading in large actual numbers of students who 1:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Da-Gz 11:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Sa-Vz beautiful person." Mark Lee classes with many instructors and give or receive unpermitted aid in Friday, November 12 Tuesday, November _16 "Robert Redford. He's my idol. I assistants involved. "Unevenness in examinations is not known, Goheen 9:00 a.m.-noon Ha-Kz 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Wa-Zz wrote him two letters but he never grading, which might have been noted, "information coming to this noon-3:00 p.m. La-Mz 11:00 a.m.- 2.00 p.m. Students who were unable wrote back so I'm mad." Cindy accepted as a natural consequence office indicates a considerable to attend at prior times Salwasser of large classes with multiple disregard of the Honor Code." "Get"Your Favorite Brands! It pays to compare Di fE-:;11117 With us, each driver, 11 car, and record is AMERICAN FAMILY individually risk rated. INISILJFLAhi E So call me today ... to AUTO HOME HEALTH LIFE see how low cost your AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. insurance can be. MADISON. WISCONSIN S3701 Now Is The Time! BILL CLARK AHRENS 65 JOHNSON • 452-7333 KATO LIQUOR STORE 302 MANKATO AVE. 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Now placed a telephone call the other day to Indonesia's Foreign Minister Adam us. Whether it was a case of apathy, or simply a lack of communication as I realize the difference between Malik. Marcos had learned that Malik was visiting the United States. Malik the senate reported, it happened and that's all there is to it. boiled cod and Bar-B-Que liver can took the call in his suite in New York City's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. make or break an evening at The situation just happened to surface at the wrong time as faith in the Maxwell library, but the differences The Filipino leader called all the way from Manila to ask about the U.S. senate is at an all-time low already; as indicated by the voter turnout at this between Carter and Ford could election. Malik said it looked as if it would be a close election. Marcos then week's election. conceivably alter our life style in asked what Malik thought of the candidates. some way; like whether we receive Unfortunately, it seems like all the students want to do on this campus is government grants next year, or Perhaps The Indonesian foreign minister was unsure whether his phone complain, without any constructive work or criticism. what new percent of our paychecks was monitored. But he responded very cautiously. He mentioned no names. will depart for mysterious social But finally, he said that he thought world interests would be best served by We have to start to realize that if we want to make any meaningful security funds somewhere in Wash- an experienced American president. changes to better ourselves, we must do it by working through the avenues ington. that we have open to us now. Namely, the Student Senate. The telephone conversation between the two Asian leaders shows how In the 1972 presidential election closely the world is watching the U.S. election. Intelligence reports also But the senate can't function without knowing the heartbeat of the where for the first time eighteen indicate that most world leaders, like Malik, would prefer to see safe, campus which can come only from us. year olds obtained the privilege to predictable Gerald Ford win. vote, only 20% of the 18-25 age So instead of being negative about the senate, why don't we try to let group exercised their right. By They are apprehensive about the inexperienced, untested Jimmy Carter. them know how we feel. Exercise your rights by caring -about who 1980, over 50% of available voting Not that they have anything against him. They simply prefer the known represents you on the senate. power will be in the hands of this Ford rather than the unknown Carter. 18-25 group. This year, more than Yes, the senate made a bad mistake, but if we give up on it completely, any other, is witnessing vast media Even America's adversaries would rather see Ford elected than take a we lose what little representation we have. coverage to such a wide extent, chance on Carter. Secret intelligence documents, in fact, suggest that the even campaign analysts have barely Soviets have deliberately sought to avoid a crisis _in Africa or the Middle Pen Pal enough time to search through East. They didn't want to embarrass Ford during the presidential endless mounds of information and campaign. I would like to apoligize for an error made on the Editorial column in the data passing over their desks each Winonan which came out October 6. second issue of the day. Pulp paperbacks are quickly They have also been more cooperative in the secret disarmament The error was concerning the Pen Pal request from the person in prison. put together purposely to spread negotiations. They have made several pre-election concessions without Through an oversightthe letter, was published without a name or address. propaganda encouraging the unsus- giving up any major points. There is reason to believe that they were trying Following is the complete letter as we received it. pecting public to dash madly to the - to offer Ford a pre-election arms limitation agreement — a political bonus to "I'm incarcerated in prison and would like to correspond with college polls eager to cast their ballot for help him win the election. students. I'll answer all letters as quick as possible. the elector (not the candidate) of their choice. With all the data we An intelligence analysis points out that the Soviets made a similar effort WRITE SOON PLEASE. THANK YOU!" have at close reach such as: radio to put Richard Nixon in a good light during the 1972 campaign. They place Southern Ohio Correctional Facility news reports, T.V. news coupled great stock in personal diplomacy. They have established a personal Robert Edward Strozier 131-502 with editorial comments, the three rapport with both Gerald Ford and Henry Kissinger. And the Soviets P.O. Box 787 televised debates between Carter prefer to deal with Adversaries they know. Lukasville, Ohio 45648 and Ford, or the debate between CRUDE DIPLOMACY: A vulgar crack about the blacks cost Agriculture Mondale and Dole, morning and Secretary Earl Butz his job. We recently learned about another vulgar Sorry about the confusion. evening newspapers filled with crack by a high official. This one was made by our ambassador to details of general news campaign Yugoslavia, Laurence Silberman. He even put it in writing. Larry events, and men like Russel Baker Eugene McCarthy or William F. Buckley Jr., who Silberman is know for his hair-trigger tongue. His intemperate remarks supposedly have an expertise in about the Yugoslavian leadership have caused an uproar in Belgrade. They Heroes are horn every day in America. We are a people hungry for a understanding campaign rhetoric, also offended a Yugoslavian restaurant captain in Toronto named Muradin champion — a spokesperson — someone who will serve as a voice for our offering us their analysis of candi- Debronja. frustrations, pains, joys, and victories. The media choose our figureheads dates and issues, plus weekly for us, and inundate us with, their words and images. magazines with even more categor- The emotional Debronja wrote an angry letter to the American izing of the weeks political events; ambassador. Debronja urged Silberman to get out of Yugoslavia before he Just as quickly, those heroes disappear. We eagerly embrace a new people are still ignorant of the. found himself in trouble. charismatic symbol when one is presented to us, readily forgetting the old. basics in this year's election. Patty Hearst, the object of our concern, love, hate, and pity for two years, Perhaps this apathy results from a Silberman fired back a highly unusual aide memoire. It is written on the has dropped from our sight and, therefore, from our minds. And was it seemingly endless campaign, or official letterhead of the U.S. embassy. really only four years ago that Mark Spitz was the darling of the American news coverage saturated with the sports scene? day's political events. If a candidate "Dear Mr. Debronja," it says, "I have received your letter of August 4. sneezes a bit loudly during a press So it goes also on the political front. The American Express Company Kiss my A—." It is signed Laurence H. Silberman, Ambassador. conference the press feels the capitalizes on our -inability to remember the face of William Miller, people have a right to know such Goldwater's running mate in 1964. And we have forgotten Eugene We reached Debronja in Toronto. He wants an apology. We also reached information. Ridiculous! Most peo- Silberman in Belgrade. He is still prickly over the incident. He said the McCarthy. ple know more about Susan Ford's restaurant captain had threatened him. sex life or Amy Carter's lemonade Remember, Minnesota? McCarthy spent 10 years in the U.S. House of sales than they know about the Representatives, seeking aid for your farmers and working for tax reform BASHFUL BETTORS: Federal law requires professional gamblers — or candidates views on pertinent Continued on page 8 anyone else who earns more than $500 a year from wagers — to apply for a issues. special occupational tax stamp. The list of registered gamblers is kept confidential. But we've obtained a All I hear are kids mimicking the breakdown. In all of Nevada, only 120 gamblers are registered. In New half-baked opinions of their parents. Jersey, where organized Crime abounds, no gamblers at all are registered. Last Thursday, two girls asked me There are also no gamblers in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut and Hawaii. who Carter chose as his running And there are only three gamblers in Florida and three gamblers in New mate, or had he made that decision York. yet? Several days earlier in the T.V. The state of Washington, apparently, has the most honest gamblers. The Winonan is written and edited by and for the students of Winona State University and is room at school, a student casually published weekly except June, July, and August and exam periods. _There, 347 of them are registered. . Third class postage paid at Winona, MN 55987 wondered who's face appeared on The FBI claims that gambling is the single largest industry in the United Subscriptions available from the Business Manager at a rate of $5 annually or $2 quarterly. the tube. It was our president. States. It rakes in an estimated $67 billion a year. Yet only 1,297 gamblers Address all address changes to the Business Manager. in the entire country admit they make more than $500 a year from Address all correspondence to: Editor Winonan. Offices located at 113 Phelps Hall. Telephone Just one day every four years we gambling. 457-2158. It looks as if a lot of gamblers are in violation of federal law. Yet there has have the opportunity to publicly Deadline for non-staff copy is 6:00 p.m. the preceding Thursday. been no federal crackdown. Member of the Associated Collegiate Press, Intercollegiate Press Association, and National Council decide what policies we endorse by of College Publications Advisers. choosing a man under whose HENRY'S BEST FRIEND: Some government officials take their Winona State University is an.equal opportunity employer and adheres to the provisions of Title IX leadership we decide to cover secretaries on official trips. But our redoubtable Secretary of State Henry which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs. ourselves with. Our derriere can move, find information, and carry Kissinger, takes his dog, Tyler. Tyler is a yellow labrador, a birthday our bodies to a voting booth, or it present from Kissinger's wife Nancy. can keep our hands warm by Kissinger takes Tyler not only on official trips but on vacations. The Editor in Chief Larry Frost News Editor • Buzz Moore turning the power of our voting Kissingers, for example are planning a post-election vacation in the Virgin Business Manager.. Stuart Levin - Sports Editor Mike Herzberg block into an apathetic dead butt Islands. They have gone there before. The last time, Tyler chewed up a $300 Mike McCarthy Arts Editor Advertising Manager Terry Riska majority. rug. Adviser Janet Sill Photo Editor Rod Lindberg But the Kissingers can't stay angry at Tyler. They intend to take him Michele M. Amble again. Wednesday, October 27, 1976 Page 5 quite distinctly in Administrative Office will approve or disapprove Activity Fee Allocation Procedure 1-6. This is a nine point, actions of the Committee (student two page effort that is available activity fund committee) as with all Administrative 5% $7,601 upon request. In addition, "Further other committees or departments of Athletics 31% 47,128 modification of these guidelines, the college." In other words no Drama Activities 4% 6,081 policies, or mode of distribution can matter what degree of student input I.D. 1% 1,520

be brought about through action by arises, Dr. DuFresne, seemingly at Intercollegiate and 3% 4,561 the President's Office with the will, can veto anything and every- Intramural Speech

advice of the Student Activity Fund thing that he chooses. This has Intramurals 5% 7,601

Committee established in accord- . Music Activities 10% 15,203 amazing ramifications that should What about fees ance with the Bylaws of the Winona concern every student at this Other groups 5% 7,601 State College Constitution." This Social Cultural by Dennis J. Clancy a lower limit of $38 and an upper University. Is this a student Activity Committee 13.5% 20,523 committee, made up of eight oriented school or are we simply limit of $43. WSU decided on $43. Student Senate 3.5% 5,321 Every quarter of every year the students (whose names, addresses, pawns with no power? Is education This came about through actions of Union Program Council 6.5% 9,882 and telephone numbers are posted question of fees for Winona State different individuals and commit- still the primary concern or has the Winonan 6% 9,122 on the Student Senate bulletin University students is becoming tees. The $5 increase was tacked on "Business of education" surfaced for Contingency Reserve Fund 6.5% 9,881 board) would entertain any and all increasingly expensive. This year is to the Student Union/Program Fee good? 100% $152,025 constructive suggestions. Continual no exception. Contrary to the $40.00 partly through the recommendation bitching and complaining, which that the WSU catalog states, fees of the Student Senate. Last year appears rampant at this school, (and are now $43.00 per quarter for a Deb Peters, president of the for which the student health service full-time student. This represents student senate, recommended and has no cure) solves very little. more than a 16% increase in fees in passed a $2 increase which would Personal effort appears to be the just one year. make the Student Union/Program key to change. The distribution of Fee $7. The student senate also Live Music & Dancing the remianing $28 is elementary, if 1.) What do students receive for voted for a $10 ceiling for future not downright expensive. $8 goes to their $43.00? This can be broken Student Union/Program Fees. In the student health service to be HARPERS FERRY down into four main areas: the beginning of the summer Dr. spent as it sees fit; and the 4 DAYS ONLY WED. - SAT. A.) Student Activity Fee — $15 DuFresne, through the recom- remaining $20 goes toward the (For a further breakdown mendations of Mr. Deckei and Dr. union Debt retirement, the mort- of this fee see the alloca- Kane, and without any further input Saturday Oct. 30th gages(s) on the buildings (both old tion chart). ' of students or student committees, and new) and expenses occured with B.) Student Union Fee — $10 decided to raise this an additional HALLOWEEN PARTY! running the student union complex. C.) Student Union/Program $3, bringing it up to the current WEAR A COSTUME TO GET IN ON SPECIALS! Fee — $10 charges of $43. This was, unfor- The irritating burr of following D.) Student Health Service Fee tunately for all students, quite legal. — $8 hierarchical procedures in trying to change the scope of fees can be The Club Bar 3.) What criteria is used for found on page two of Administra- Every student must pay these distribution of fees? The guidelines 208 E. Third tive Procedure 1-6, Guidelines for fees (with the exception of rare for the distribution of the $15 \Winona Distribution of Student Activity cases) but every student does not student activity fee is spelled out reap the benefits. The important Funds. "However, the President's point is that every student is .11 eligible for any and all possible pay-offs. For example if student John Q. Jane is seriously involved in both intercollegiate and intramural sports, has an important role in the current play, leads the champion- ship forensics team, is president of the student senate, co-edits the school newspaper, manages the outing group, and is a musical genius, then there is no doubt that he will get his $43 worth. And this is without mentioning the fact that John Q. Jane perpetually uses both the old and new student unions for intense studying, even in the midst of contracting various diseases which the student health service almost magically cures. But pity poor Phred who does not live on campus but who, through no fault of his own, must work to pay for his fees; therefore, he does not have the time to adequately use the new "Purple Room", or be involved in student affairs. And if this is not bad enough, Phred unfortunately did not discover any dirty diseases or vile viruses on his frame that could have been cured by the student health service. All Phred has for consolation is a receipt for $43. Rep. McCauley Visiting with Students

2.) Who decides how much student fees should be? The L;t2c4 At J124' J CtCMCC21,4an Minnesota State College Board ultimately decides this important question. For 1976-77 the Board set ‘WLII 1111 LI111 'iniCCA CO iNNKtnd 1) Institutions of higher education exist fibr one reason only — to provide better education for students attending these institutions. 2) I have always supported loans and grants in order to prevent excessive tuition. 3) Voted for amendment to freeze tuition. 4) Rep. McCauley is a member of the board of directors of Citizens for a Clean Mississippi and a member of the Governor's Task Force on Solar Energy. He is pledged to clean the environment and to work on non-polluting, alternate energy sources. Representative McCauley cares about the issues High Priorities for the Next Legislative Session: that concern you 1) Provide a parking ramp to relieve parking congestion at WSU. KEEP MAC 2) Effect of Declining Enrollments on Higher Education. WORKING FOR YOU VOTE TO RETURN REPRESENTATIVE McCAULEY TO THE LEGISLATURE AND VOTE McCAULEY KEEP HIM WORKING FOR YOU!

NOVEMBER Prepared and paid for by the re-elect McCauley Volunteer Prepared and paid for by the re-elect Committee, Roman Lubinski Advertising Manager, 109 E. 8th St., McCauley Volunteer Committee, Roman Winona, Minnesota 55987. Lubinski Advertising Manager, 109 E. 8th St., Winona, Minnesota 55987. — — IFIPIPAPPIIRAPAPPIPPIPAIRPIPAPARAPAPRIRPIPAPPIRRIPIAPAPPIPPIPPIPPIPAPPIPAIRARAIKAIRPIPPIIRPIMAIKAPPIPRIRPIPARAIRRIRPIAMIR PAPAPPC Page 6 Wednesday, October 27, 1976 • • • • SIOSSOSSISOSSOSSOSSOMOSSOOSSOSSI

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441 PAM! 4.10V4 WAS '4'04)R D AY ? THEN I. BET VkER5, AND BUMMER, c..AND% Scynk ELEv A-022S bot.rr ! 13V Met' 5"V I FLUNKED 1.4At) wpm 'Arsenic" in review 5 Tint% tc EL° N es , by Jane Rogge of the victim's preference. (Teddy, provides a rollicking ending. TEST, BROKE I HAVE pNQ =n=1:=3,D WINONAN Staff Writer convinced that they are all yellow FIN6ERN1A1L, MoRE 00 0 ON pric.s3171 fever victims, digs locks for the GOT alp $2, ■? Fkk) STiaAT■ 0 U3 U Q It is difficult, if not impossible, to Ibb T`LL A c a Can murder •ever be clean and Panama • Canal • in the cellar and pick out any one outstanding A CAT, AND HANIE.. : 00 00 0 cvm CI lighthearted? Two lovable little old buries them.) performance. All the players VOR6o7 00 000 EAT... ladies made a pretty good case that seemed to wring the most from D ts it can be in the Wenonah Players' Everyone in the family is perfect- their roles and just as importantly, 00000 . 1976 fall play, "Arsenic and Old ly happy doing what they are doing, responded easily towards one an- Lace." Directed by Vivian Fusillo except for poor Mortimer, who is other, and towards the audience. (assistant director Jim Danneker), faced with the problem of what to do They presented an image of being a ' "Arsenic and Old Lace" ran -from when he discovers his dear aunts' talented, tight group of performers, TELL ME TOM'S NOT A FIRE Wednesday, October 20 to- peculiar hobby. An interesting twist confident of themselves, and of what 14040Whi6 Riiii NNNA% AL010A c- A N ... PLEASE•.. Saturday, October 23 at the is introduced with the return of was expected of them. They made m.■■■■■11m, Performing Arts Center auditorium Mortimer's long-lost brother, Jona- an already excellent play even more =Ira =3 a c= . • • at] 0 11 la at WSU. than (Terry Riska), a criminally az.= ooKINI, enjoyable through the vividness [aul:111 insane murderer who looks like with which they brought the J=3):1=:la II, The entire play takes place in the 00 II 0 11 Boris Karloff, due to the skills of his characters to life. "Arsenic and Old rn living room of the Brewster home, cringing sidekick, Dr. Einstein Lace" is entered in the American represented by an elaborate and (Steve Gergen). Dr. Einstein — College Theater Festival, and the realistic set complete with a Hermann, not Albert is a plastic Winonan wishes the performers and Playlmoth staircase and elegant surgeon of dubious reputation producers the best of luck, , and cRit .LifE chandelier (set designed by Jacque whose walk is a combination of many happy reruns. Reidelberger). The Brewster family Charlie Chaplin's and Igor's. The "A COMEDY OF ERRORS" 44444V is not your typical, run-of-the-mill two partners plan to set up their family, as proven by Teddy (Ross facelifting business in the Brewster The hilarious farce "A COMEDY Willoughby), a slightly confused home, much to the dismay of the OF ERRORS" will be performed by young man who thinks he is Teddy two aunts and Mortimer, who The National Shakespeare Company Roosevelt and that the steps are remembers all too well how on Thursday, October 28, • 1976 at 8 San Juan Hill; and . Mortimer (Bruce Jonathan tortured him when they o'clock, in Somsen Auditorium, Hittner), a perpetual critic of the were children. Jonathan has always sponsored by the Social-Cultural theater and everything in general, had a quick tempter, especially and who is engaged to the minister's Activities Committee. This romp is when insulted, and his score of brimful of improbable coincidences, tastefully voluptuous daughter (Re- victims equals that of his aunts' at nee Rosengren). At the center of it with mistaken identities between a twelve. Mortimer very nearly double set of twins doubling the all are the two lovable old ladies becomes his thirteenth, but is saved mentioned earlier, Abbey (Amy confusion — and the fun. The play in the nick of time by a starstruck lends itself perfectly to the zany Austin) and Martha (Carrie Mur- 'police officer (Patrick Feehan), who phy), aunts to the two brothers. 1920s in which this version is set. relates his endless plot for a play to Admission is free with a WSU I.D. Mortimer while the critic is sitting, The public will be admitted ten Looking like Grandma Good and a tied up and gagged. The manner in minutes before the performance. kindly kindergarten teacher, Abbey which Mortimer is eventually saved and Martha are recognized by all from the officer, and how Jonathan TYPING who know them as the most is recaptured by the police, and how charitable members of the commu- the two aunts and Teddy are Reasonable rates nity, the first ones to help those in happily committed to Happy Dale Call : need. Unfortunately, they have a Sanitarium (— or are they?) 452-7428 rather nasty habit of poisoning old lonely men — twelve of them at the time the play starts — who come to inquire about renting a room. They feel it is their mission to provide for those with no family an adequate resting spot with full burial services Manchester concert For those who don't already know, Melissa Manchester will be" AT THE BOOKSTORE here in concert on November 9 in *********************************** the New Gym. Considered by insiders in the recording business to POSTER be one of the most outstanding 10% Discount on any Poster in entertainers, Melissa has three Gold records to her credit. She is best our display- Over 100-to choose from. known for her single, Midnight ******* **************************** Blue. Tickets are $4.00 in advance; $5.00 at the door. Seating will be on TOOLS a first come, first serve basis. We have a laege selection of hand tools in our tool display priced at $1.29 *********************-************** -A RUMMAGE SALE Our clothing rummage sale features Phy-Ed Pants, T-Shirts, Sweat Shirts and more. Come in out of the cold. Values to $8.95 now only $5.00 Surround yourself with down — the light-weight natural insulator ********************** ************** found in all Camp 7 parkas and vests. Designed to keep you comfortable whether skiing, climbing, running around town or just admiring the scenery. Outershells in Ripstop Nylon or Dacron/Cotton. Representative McCauley HALLOWEEN All with a Lifetime Guarantee. cares about the issues In Stock in our card Dept. that concern you cAmp7 products are a complete line of Halloween KEEP MAC WORKING FOR YOU posters and room decorations VOTE McCAULEY NOVEMBER Prepared and paid for by the re-elect McCauley Volunteer Committee, Roman Lubinski Advertising Manager, 109 'E. 8th AT THE BOOKSTORE St., Winona, Minnesota 55987. Wednesday, October 27;1976 Page 7

Mistaken identity and a misplaced husband confuse the actors but heightens the audience's amusement in A COMEDY OF ERRORS as presented by The National Shakespeare Company. [1976-77 Season]

Review: "Luminous Procuress"

by Wes Streeter with Terry Riska make-up, and settings. Certain images and- sequences worked "Luminous Procuress," last ords beautifully, but still others seemed week's offering, was a ninety completely void of any meaningful BY Terry Riska direct and constructive criticisms. minute head trip through the content. The excellent,- mostly WINONAN Arts Editor exotically — and erotically — attired eleclonic soundtrack was the only I want to keep Larry Skov's Flash figments of the imagination of a consistently interesting aspect of Hoo-boy! "Arsenic" is over. And it strip and start Steve Geck's movie young San-Francisco filmmaker the film. So much for avant-garde was quite a rousing success, too, I mini-reviews, Films in 'Winona, as Representative McCauley named Steven Arnold. Although at this season. might add. Hopefully, things can get regular features of my page. I also cares about the issues times brilliant, the 1968 film was back .to normal now — you know, uneven as a whole, and failed. The Marx Brother's "Horse want to keep you posted on the that concern you classes, finals, etc. (E-yah! As they WSU Film Society each week. Feathers" will be featured Thurs- say in the vernacular.) Arnold did some extraordinary day, November 4, at 7:30 in the PAC Remember to keep those literary KEEP MAC work with color, light, bizarre Recital Hall.] submissions coming in for the I've received a lot of feedback on a . Poetry Corner. In addition, I'll try WORKING FOR YOU number of items contained within to keep up on late breaking stories VOTE McCAULEY the confines of my page. Unfortu- in the arts and entertainment world. nately, it is mostly in the form of NOVEMBER 2 (I may even be induced to put a new - Prepared and paid for by the re-elect Films in Winona indirect, negative comments. This pie in the logo every issue.) McCauley Volunteer Committee, Roman kind of crapola I can do without. Lubinski Advertising Manager, 109 E. 8th WINONA However., I am very receptive to St., Winona, Minnesota 55987. Gone in 60 Seconds J and Eat My lousy film, Mandingo. It's supposed Later, Terry. Dust to tell how things were really like on Because it's a double-feature you the plantations in the Old South. If DOUBLE FEATURE this is the way it really . was no MAINDMAN might think you're getting twice as his leant is insurance investigation... much entertainment for your mon- wonder the South lost. The actors NIS BUSINESS IS ey. You're not-You're wasting twice work on keeping their accents STEALING CARS... straight, but to no avail. You've got 911 9J , RN MINI M° th 310 as much time. Both films star cars, M1,1 111C.019, 00191311 not actors. That's just as well since better things to do this weekend. 19,14 the cars are more talented than the With Warren Oates and Isele Vega. actors. Noisy and boring. CINEMA STATE Breaking Point "MANDINGO" Drum Advance notice is that this is a LIT THE FUSE— This is a bad sequel to the equally bad, low budget. film. MAKI AT 7:15 PLUS FOR PIZZA OUT OF THIS WORLD STOP OR CALL SECOND FEATURE AT 9:00 ial RON HOWARD The ft,. Ms (tech ENDS SATURDAY DRUM fuol NN. N, 1.4vid IS THE EXPLOSION! Brother's "I could murder her in It scalds. It shocks. front of your eyes and It whips. It bleeds. It lusts. you couldn't prove it:' 1,- Pizza And so It out-Mandingos Mandingo! the game began... SPECIALIZING IN SPAGHETTI AND RAVIOLI, ITALIAN BEEF & SANDWICHES. ARREN OATES EAT IN, CARRY OUT OR DELIVERY SERVICE KEN NORTON PAM CRIER ifr-gElt° BEER ON TAP Th. rriI ENDS TUES sar chat MUGABE Ph. 452-7864 or 452-7879 nu blood- R ENDS SUN.MON•TUES 151 E. 3rd St. Winona, MN. 55987 STATE 7:15-9:15 TUE. WINONA PG CINEMA Page 8 Wednesday, October 27, 1976 S.A.M. Film McCarthy The last in the current series of four films will be presented tonight Continued from page 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Somsen HUNGRY? Auditorium. The film "Organization" is spon- in the House Ways and Means Committee. He worked 12 years in the So yOu've got a real case of the hungrys, but thinking about your usual hamburger heaven makes in sored by the Society for the Senate, chairing a Special Committee on Unemployment Problems before feel like you've got a tummy full of tarantulas? Well, if it's after four, (and who gets up before four Advancement of Management. most of us felt the pain of a high unemployment rate. anyway?) move your munchies to PAPA JOHN'S for food that'll tickle your tonsils. Now we're really If you missed the preceding films, not bragging when we say our pizza is a classic work of art, it's the beginning of a new Italian they are on loan in the form of With similar foresight, McCarthy called for closer supervision of the CIA Renaissance, magnificent works of art that really should be eaten in the Louvre! (And with 131,072 video-cassettes and can be seen by as early as 1954. We are still paying our dues for failing to heed his different combinations) as calculated by our resident mathemagician, you'll never have to eat the contacting Dr. Salyards. prescient warning. McCarthy was also among the first senate supporters of same pizza twice;; unless you want to. But if pizza doesn't turn on your tum tum, try one of our monster sandwiches....so big they'll try to eat you!!! Or lose yourself in a platter of our internationally - the Equal Rights Amendment. famous spaghetti....(some people claim half of the Italian Army could be fed on one serving ) Three times Mexico has threatened war if we don't hand over our secret taco formula.,.they claim it PREGNANT And can we forget McCarthy's early and vocal opposition to Vietnam, a as a national treasure! And don't forget our chicken...it'll never give you the bird! and Afraid? war that most of us now deny ever having supported? In the 1960's, he was Now of course if you don't want to stop by PAPA JOHN'S to be waited on like pharoahs (pharoheess) one of the first to ask for limited defense spending- and a decrease in by the loveliest waitresses in the known universe....we'll be glad to send your order by special courier Reach For HOpet international arms sales. Today, over a decade later, Jimmy Carter is direct to your door (no guarantee's on how good-looking the courier will be though.) • Pregnancy Testing advocating a minimal defense budget cut "if the world situation permits it." • Confidential Help Eugene McCarthy built his 1968 presidential campaign around these and Cal BIRTHRIGHT other issues. With the help of the "Children's Crusade," he won 40 per cent PAPA JOHN'S Winn — Risme 452-2421 of the votes in the crucial New Hampshire primary, a victory which, coupled Office: Red Cross Bldg. with probably victory in the Wisconsin primary, forced Lyndon Johnson Corner 5th & Huff from the race for the Democratic nomination. Yet, still I hear, "Eugene McCarthy?' PIZZA This year, McCarthy is running as an independent candidate for the presidency. As a third party candidate seeking a position on the November FOR TAKE OUT OR DELIVERY PHONE 451-1134 presidential ballot, he is going directly to the voters, seeking petition signatures in each state.

If this third party effort frightens those who feel the two-party system is inherent to American politics, they need to be reminded that the two-party system was not recommended by our founding fathers. In 1796, in fact, there were 13 presidential candidates, representing five different political HARDT'S NEEDLES parties. MUSIC FOR ALL MAKES

McCarthy is not one to rest on his laurels. Gone is the Vietnam issue. But 116 Plaza East OF STEREOS Representative McCauley unemployment, inflation, the environment, poverty, minority issues, and •GUITAR STRINGS cares about the issues the imbalance of power still plague America, and McCarthy has proposed that concern you solutions to all these problems. •RECORDS & TAPES •MUSIC KEEP MAC He advocates shortening the work week to 30 hours as a means of lessening unemployment. "It is time to make full employment more than a •STEREO SYSTEMS & WORKING FOR YOU distant goal or theory," he says. "It is time to make it a reality. CRAIG CAR TAPE PLAYERS VOTE McCAULEY As more Americans are beginning to understand, we are excessive in our NOVEMBER Prepared and paid for by the re-elect consuming and spending. McCarthy proposes limited and temporary wage HARDT'S MUSIC McCauley Volunteer Committee, Roman and price controls. He would like to see strict governmental regulation of 116 PLAZA EAST (BY MERCHANTS BANK) Lubinski 'Advertising Manager, 109 E. 8th the automobile industry's over-production of large cars by means of excise St., Winona, Minnesota 55987. taxes.

McCarthy is calling for an American initiative in ending the arms race. He writes: "There is no excuse for continued stockpiling of nuclear bombs when we already have enough to destroy the USSR many times over." Keep. a strong, influential Just as important as these explicit policy positions are McCarthy's conceptions of the role of the president in American government and in the voice in Washington ... private sector. He writes extensively and eloquently of this issue in his Congressman Al Quie has strong support in Washington! He is seventh book, "The Hard Years:" highly respected by his colleagues (Democrats as well as Republicans) as a congressional leader on farm and education issues. "For effective government in the twentieth century, the presidency must first of all be depersonalized. We do not need presidents who are bigger Al Quie knows how to get,things done! He has represented the voters than the country, but rather ones who will speak for it and support it....We of the First District well in the U.S. House of Representatives since 1958. must return to the founding fathers' concept of the presidency as an office of Al Quie cares about you! He always has time for each of his constituents significant but limited power. It must again be an office that shares both and their problems and needs—whether he's at home or in Washington. power and responsibility with the other branches of government and with the people."

It has become a political truism that the president must be accountable for his or her actions to the other government branches and to the electorate. McCarthy advocates making that formula a working reality by promising to provide a list of persons during the campaign that he would appoint to major government positions if elected. For Nixon to have embraced such openness in 1968 and 1972 would perhaps have made Watergate impossible.

At a recent press conference in Minneapolis, McCarthy stated that the nature and future capacities of a candidate can be predicted by his or her words. If this is the case, it is a little difficult to swallow Jimmy Carter's "serene humanism when, as an antidote to campus unrest, he advocated giving National Guardsemen live ammunition and permission to shoot to kill if it were "absolutely necessary" (Atlanta Constitution, October 27, 1970). Al Quie is a man of conviction, dedication and integrity ... the kind of man the First District and It is McCarthy's consistently humanistic, prophetic, and progressive the entire country needs to keep in Washington. language and stance that makes him such an appealing candidate. Both McCarthy's past words and his past record stand as reliable indicators of future presidential integrity.

On July 4, Americans displayed au exciting unity. In spite of a long, EEP alienating year of exploitative advertising, we were roused to celebrate as one people. As a collective memory, we remembered. Let us not lose our ability to remember. It is in the remembrance of AL QUIE things past that the future is rooted. WORKING FOR YOU Joan Vannorsdall Schroeder IN CONGRESS Prepared and inserted by the Quie Volunteer Committee, Layton Hoysler, Faribault, Minn., (Editor's note — Joan Vannorsdall Schroeder recently received her M.A. degree in English from the University Chairman, for which regular advertising rates have been paid. of Minnesota. She is currently working in Eugene McCarthy's presidential campaign. This story first appeared in the Minnesota Daily on July 2r, 1976)

Wednesday, October 27, 1976 Page 9 Daryl Henderson SUPER SPORTS Wins NIC Meet Sparked by Daryl Henderson's head State University followed with first place finish the Winona State 47 team points. Winona came up University Cross Country team with 86 points• for its third place grabbed third place in the Northern finish. Dragons Burn WSU 27-3 Intercollegiate Conference cham- pionship at Marshall, Minnesota WSU got an individual fifth place Saturday morning. finish from Bob Eiselt, who ran the by Joe Bissen missing first downs by inches twice feated Northern Intercollegiate Henderson toured the five-mile course in a time of 24:27, while Neal WINONAN Sports Writer and being sacked for losses twice. Conference leader, University of Marshall Country Club course in 27 Mundahl placed 17th for the Minnesota-Morris. minutes and 11 seconds to out Harriers -with a 25:15. While it's true that history The Dragons came out breathing distance St. Cloud State Univer- repeats itself, Winona State Uni- fire in the second half, as they drove In the rest of the NIC Ted sity's Erwin Top by four seconds. Vern Augustson was 30th in versity head football coach Frank 50 yards for a touchdown on their McKnight scored three touchdowns St. Cloud took the teams honors 26:03, Dean Nagel came in 33rd with Conroy, must be wondering just first possession of the half. The to lead the University of Minnesota- with a total of 38 points, while a time of 26:21, while Tony Schiller when time will run out on his team's drive was capped by Beck's two- Duluth to a 42-13 win over Bemidji two-time defending champion Moor- completed his run in 26 minutes and current trend, as the Warriors yard touchdown plunge and Os- State University, while Michigan 50 seconds to place 41st. dropped its eighth consecutive borne's kick on the PAT. Tech poured it to winless Southwest game this year, losing to Moorhead Moritz upped the score to 20-0 on State University 64-7. U of M-Mor- Mitch McLeod [15] hauls in an Ed Schultz pass- The Warriors have one more State University 27-3 last Saturday the first play of the fourth quarter ris took one more step to the NIC just inside the endline, as Warriors Scott Meisel at Maxwell Field. with a 10-yard scamper to paydirt [31], Bob Bestul [11] and Marty Grogan [54] give meet before the NAIA District 13 title by defeating St. Cloud State chase. The Dragons whipped the Warriors 23-3 at The Dragon backfield duo of Brad after Winona turned the ball over on finals, traveling to Bethel College University 24-14. Maxwell Field. [Frost] Beck and John Moritz were primar- its own 17-yard line. Osborne tacked this Saturday. ily responsible for MSU's victory, as on his final extra point. the pair piled up 207 yards on the Beck tallied MSU's final touch- ground. -Beck accounted for _133 down just eight plays later with a yards by carrying 29 times, while 22-yard romp on a pitchback from Moritz handled the ball 19 times for Schultz. The Warrior's John Dullard 74 yards. stormed through to block the The game opened on the wrong by-then academic conversion at- foot for WSU when Moorhead's Tom tempt. Eldred returned the opening kickoff Winona's only score came late in 79 yards to the Winona 16-yard line. the game when the offense took Six plays later, Ed Schultz found over on Moorhead's 35. Fahey Mitch McLeod in the back of the end McCann entered the game ' at zone for a five-yard touchdown. quarterback and promptly moved The play epitomized the after- the team to the one-yard line. An noon for the Warriors, as Schultz illegal procedure penalty and a got rid of the ball with two warrior four-yard loss brought in barefoot defensive linemen applying pres- Bob Bestul, who -then converted a sure. Bob Osborn added the extra 27-yard field goal. point. Coach Conroy felt the game may That was the only scoring in the have been much better had his team first half, as the Winona defense been able to capitalize on its scoring began to assert iself, temporarily opportunities in the first half. shutting off both Beck and Moritz "The offense would have had and forcing Moorhead to make some some incentive if we could have nay fundamental mistakes. intercepted some of those passes that we missed," the head mentor Bad snaps on punts, penalties and said. MOORHEAD STATE 7 0 7 13-27 an interception by Marty Grogan WINONA STATE 0 0 0 3- 3 Randy LaCount gave the Warrior offense consistent- Conroy is promising playing time MSU — McLeod 5 pass from Schultz (Osborne kick) ly good field position. But the for everybody next week as his MSU — Beck 2 run (Osborne kick) Rolls 247-639 offense could not move the ball, team travels to Morris to tangle MSU — Moritz 10 run (Osborne kick) losing the ball on two fumbles, with nationally ranked and unde- MSU — Beck 22 run (kick blocked) The Winona State University WSU — Bestul 27 field goal men's bowling team took 27 of a possible 46 points to defeat St. Olaf Warrior Women's Volleyball COMING EVENTS College in a Midwest Intercollegiate Conference match last week in Wednesday Northfield, Minnesota. Intramurals . Defeat Macalester and Mankato Women's Volleyball, 6:15 and 7:30 p.m. Men's Flag Football, 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. The women's squad, led by by Jan Hanson before Mankato scored three points Representative McCauley WINONAN Sports Writer by Joan Ellison and one by Becky Saturday — Denise Amundson's 179 high game Loeding. Walker then served four Varsity Football and 510 high series, also won by a cares about the issues At University of Minnesota-Morris straight points and Winona was on score of 26-20. The Winona State University Varsity Cross Country that concern you women's volleyball team ran its its way to victory. At Bethel College Randy LaCount paced the men current winning streak to three Varsity Women's Volleyball KEEP MAC with a 247 high game and 639 high games by posting wins over Jill Kronebusch followed with At Dr. Martin Luther College series. WORKING FOR YOU Mankato State University last four more points and after Mankato Monday — • Tuesday and Macalester College on added two points the serve changed Intramurals VOTE McCAULEY The Warrior keglers, who fin- Thursday. hands, with Patterson coming Women's Volleyball, 6:15 and 7:30 p.m.. ished seventh in the NAIA finals NOVEMBER 1- through with the winning serve. Tuesday — Prepared and paid for by the re-elect Varsity Women's Volleyball last year, will meet Mankato State For the second game in a row McCauley Volunteer Committee, Roman At University of Minnesota with Dr. Martin University in Mankato this Satur- Lubinski Advertising Manager, 109 E. 8th Winona State University's women's Top scorers for WSU were Luther College day. St., Winona, Minnesota 55987. volleyball team played as a unit and Patterson with 10, Kronebusch with upset Mankato State University in eight and Walker with five. Man- straight sets 15-9 and 15-7 at Old kato was led by Pat McDonough "Don't Forget" Memorial Hall. with five points. VOTE TOM J ust like in the St. Cloud game The Warrior junior varsity lost to the Warriors started out slow as MSU in three sets by scores of 15-2, Mankato had taken an 8-0 lead. 12-15 and 9-15. Kathy Bull and Carol Following a Winona timeout, Shar- Wahman each had nine good serves on Patterson scored six straight for the JV's. points to close Mankato's lead to 8-6. Winona then tied the game at Winona State ran its record to eight-all on points by Captain Bernie 13-6 for the season by winning three Palcich and Barb Walker. sets in what was supposed to be a five-game match against Macal- Late in the contest the Winona ester, while the junior varsity was front line took control and- blocked also successful winning two straight STATE numerous Mankato shots. After an from the Scots 15-7 and 15-2. exchange of serves, with the score REPRESENTATIVE in favor of Winona 10-9, Patterson The varsity Warriors captured and Mary Bartley. each scored two the first set on a score of 15-11 and points with Palcich serving the then took the match with final Remember — You may still register to vote at the polls on winning point. scores of 15-13 and 15-6. election day. Bring identification with your correct Winona The volleyball squad will play its address (driver's license, lease, etc.) or go with a friend already The second set was totally registered in your precinct. dominated by Winona as the next game this Saturday at Dr. Warriors surged to an early 6-1 lead Martin Luther College.

Page 10 Wednesday, October 27, 1976 10-yard line with less than three victory with an eight-yard scoring minutes to play. toss to George Fahey. In other action TBNL whipped Fall IM Swings Down RR's only score against 50% came Quantum 33-7, the Kids nipped the in the second half when Ducharme Columbians 7-0, and khe Columbians In the rest of the league Lucas interception in his own end zone. A by Joe Bissen and scored on a four-yard quarterback kept Embowah Boys winless by Lookers and Zonker's Honkers Kerrigan to Jeff Danko pass Carl Simons draw. beating them 21-7. The Embowah defeated the 89'ers and Ball accounted for the lone Damascan Sports Writers Boys-Quantum score was unavail- Handlers respectively. conversion. TUESDAY-THURSDAY, 4:00 — able at press time. With the fall portion of the The 7th Round Draft Picks drubbed intramural programs slowly coming WOMEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL, The game was a defensive battle the Kids 33-7 to temporarily hold Tuesday-Thursday, 5:00 — Mean to an end several teams have Black and Blue — The Tippy Toes throughout, as both teams could first place, but then fell back into a Machine remained the unbeaten secured leads in respective leagues, and Split Ends share the league lead manage only one first down and three-way tie for the lead with the league leader after thrashing Vet's while other leagues are still being as a result of a reversal in the ruling were held to under 30 per cent Kids and To Be Named Later after Club 40-13 and barely getting past hotly contested. that gave the Ends a win over the completion in the passing depart- TBNL edged them 21-12. In the first game 7th Round's Jim the 369'ers 19-13. Other games Toes in a game played two weeks ment. Ridenour teamed up with Tim included a 369'ers victory (score WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL, Mon- ago. The new ruling changed the Fischback on touchdown passes of unavailable) over B.Y.E. and the day, 6:15 — Bourbon St. Babes II results of the game to a tie between In other action, Bad Company four and 19 yards. Meanwhile Wet Dreamers' shutout of MSD and Bing's Playmates remained in a the Toes and Ends. kept its undefeated record intact teammate Jim Hanson threw an 33-0. tie for the league, as the/ Babes with a 47-0 rout of the Head Hunters 18-yard scoring pass to Brad Against the 369'ers, Dave Stens- defeated the previously undefeated The Ends did pick up two wins and the Damascans squeezed by the Randolph, ran back a long kickoff land's two touchdowns, one on an Aces in three games and the this week by edging the Saucey CB'ers 14-12, while TKE had a hard for a TD and scored on a three-yard eight-yard reverse and the other on Playmates whipped Cooties Unlim- Dishes 14-0 and receiving a forfeit time of it with the winless Phis Sigs scamper. a 33-yard pass from Mark Hermes, ited. from the 2nd Floor Conquistadors. winning by a score of 7-0. The lone Kid score came on a had MM leading 12-0 midway 53-yard bomb from Tom Harens to through the second half. Hot Stuff had a bye for the week Rod's Rowdies also won twice last Monday-Wednesday, 5:00 — Ron- Lance Harrison early in the first But Doug Lindstrom's two scor- and the Uncoordinates won their week slipping past JT's 6-0 and the nie's Rhythms split during the half. ing strikes of 10 and nine yards to first game of the season beating the Conway Cuties 7-0. Meanwhile JT's week, overcoming the Breck Boys The second contest saw a fired up Jeff Radke, plus Lindstrom's con- Broadway Broads. lost to the Tippy Toes 7-0 and the 19-0 and dropping an extremely TBNL squad overcome a 12-7 version run put the 9'ers ahead Cuties just got by 2nd Floor 12-7. tight 12-7 battle to 50% Off. halftime deficit to avenge an earlier 13-12. Monday, 7:30 — Rustic upset the loss to the Picks. Jeff Chihak's With less than two minutes to Buttettes to pull into a tie with the In a game that wasn't reported The rest of the action for the 10-yard spring put TBNL ahead play however, Hermes found Dean NURTS for the league lead. Les last week the Saucey Dishes week had the Butts defeating early, but the elusive Hanson Johnson open over the middle and Jeunes Files kept within a half defeated Conway Cuties 12-6. Bearded Clams 27-0 and the Breck scurried in from 43 and five yards Johnson spurted across the goal line game of the NURTS and Rustic by Boys 33-6. out to put 7th Round back on top. to complete an 18-yard scoring play getting past the Floozies in three Tuesday-Thursday — The league In the second half the TBNL to wrap up the game. games out of five, while On The has completed its schedule with the Against the Breck Boys, Denny Rocks posted a win over 2nd Floor exception of a makeup game that Ducharme threw touchdown passes defense shut down Hanson, as the The scores between MSD-Vet's Conquistadors. was played yesterday between to Tim Anderson and Bruce offense got rolling. Randy Smith Club and the Wet Dreamers — Mac's Maruaders and the Jail Birds. Holmstead. The Breck Boys drove scored on an eight-yard quarterback B.Y.E. were unavailable at press Wednesday, 6:15 — Spook Spi- to the seven and one yard lines of sneak to go ahead, and then iced the time. kers kept sole possession of first MEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL, Mon- the Rhythms, but were unable to place in the league by stopping the day-Wednesday, 4:00 — Kevin punch the ball across on either Snipes, while Spumoni Drippings Swenk's efforts carried the Con- occasion. beat Armakadebajus to keep within cerned Damascans to a 13-0 defeat Steve Person ran for an 11-yard one-half game of the Spikers. of TKE, while Bad Company rolled TD and threw to Pete Bachrach for over Phis Sig 40-0 and the CB'ers another, while completing five of 12 The Rag Women grabbed a win as shut out the Head Hunters 19-0. passes for the 50% Off squad. STUDENT D.Z. Tops forfeited and the Bourbon St. Babes I took the week off with a Swenk scored on a 53-yard romp A goal line stand for the Rhythms bye. and on an 11-yard pass for CD. in the fourth quarter went for Swenk also stopped the only serious naught as they failed to capitalize on Wednesday, 7:30 The Brewers TKE scoring threat with an eight plays from inside the 50%'s took temporary possession of first MEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL SPECIALS Grubber's place by getting past the 20th Monday-Wednesday 4:00 Why Go Thru Winter With Coki Floors? Goodies 4 1 Jail Birds 2 2 Century Foxes and rescheduling of W L W L Bour. St. Babes 2 3 Bay Rue 0 5 Check These Values! Bad Company 8 the Winona Whopatollees and PJ's 0 CB'ers 3 5 TKE 6 2 Head Hunters 2 6 Jungle Monkeys game. The contest Concerned Phi Sigs 0 8 AREA RUGS between WW and PJ's was resched- uled due to a number of players Dam'ans 6 2 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Monday-Wednesday 5:00 Monday 6:15 Special Purchase being sick for both teams. 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Beginning upper left clockwise: The Winona State University Club Soccer team battles the University of Wisconsin-Stout in soccer action at Loughrey Field. Pat Redmond [20] goes to her knees to return a serve while Jean Marston 13] and Dianna Chatman [10] prepare for the return in WSU junior varsity volleyball play in Old Memorial Hall. The Warriors' Bill Otis [48] is pulled down by University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse players in a nonconference game WSU lost to the Indians. Two unidentified players show the concentrated efforts in men's intramural flag football play at the Lake Park. Laurie Brase [21] drives home a point for the women's junior varsity volleyball team. [Photos by Dave Christopherson] - Wednesday, October 27, 1976 Page 12 BOOMER VA ... Campus shorts this week So says the by CASSON/BROWN Geology Club In Poetry Interpretation Debby Conference rooms one and two of Darby, Jenny Pace, and Maoto the Student Union. The WSU Geology Club took their Ishikawa received Superior ratings. This meeting is open to all interested parties. As AN ELIGIBLE first field trip this year to the In Dramatic Interpretation both Baraboo, Wisconsin area over the Kathy Veraguth and Mary Ellen Ski Club VETERAN I OA/ Columbus Day weekend. Hartman received Excellent rat- ings. Come to the Tri-College Ski Club 441(4 epvcAT/oNAL Eighteen of the club -members left 7- In Persuasive speaking Carl organizational meeting Tuesday, Pasteur Hall early Sunday morning Simons received an Excellent rat- along with Dr. Thomas Bayer and November 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the - 1) TRAIN/NG alloef? ing. returned late Monday afternoon. Cinema. Anyone interested in being Judging at the contest from WSU an officer and having a super skiing THe GrB/LL were Debate and Forensics coach, time is welcome. If interested but The Baraboo area is characterized _Walter McCormick and Lorraine _(8) by many geological landforms_ not able to come to the meeting &11 Benson. Laurie at 452-1917. caused by glaciation. Highlights of Mr. McCormick said he was quite the trip were the talus slopes in the pleased with the performance of the Sociology Internship area of Devils Lake State Park, students since many of them were Parfrey's Glen, an area known for competing for the first time. Any student interested in an its intraformational conglomerates, The next Forensics contest is Van Hise rock, a geological land- internship in Sociology for Winter October 30 at Creighton College in quarter 1976-1977, please see Jim mark found in many textbooks and Omaha, Nebraska. several rock quarries with such Reynolds immediately (absolute — Thursday, Nov. 4th). features as preserved ripple marks, Square Dance! crossbedding, joints and unconfor- The SMEA (Student Minnesota Outdoor Club O mities. Education Association) is sponsor- ing a square dance on October-28. It Forensics Elections will be held at the will be held in the East Cafeteria at On Wednesday, October 20, Outdoor Club's meeting tonight to 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. This is a fifteen students from WSU com- determine_who the officers will be Halloween dress-up dance and peted at the Twin Cities Debate for this year. Plans for this tickets are $1.00 per person or $1:50 League' Contest at Normandale weekend's camping trip will also be per couple. Tickets are on sale at the discussed. The meeting is open to all Community College. student union. Everyone is wel- In Prose Interpretation Michelle students. come! Coyle, Colleen Sebenaler, and Karen Kaiser received ratings of Newspaper work Trap and Skeet C•ct.-56>?-1 aioeXasi Superior. Kathy Veraguth, Mike The Trap and Skeet Club will Nieland, Theresa Peterson received Anyone who is interested in meet October 28 at 2:30 p.m. in ratings of Excellent. - working on the Winonan is more than welcome to come to staff meetings any Monday night at 7:30 SPEEDO: in Phelps 113. KEEPING AMERICA TODAY'S CROSSWORD,P11ZZLE We need reporters, typists, and UNITED Feature Syndicate Last photographers. Credit is available. FIRST. P TH OT I S GA OLS ACROSS surgeon 52 Ascended: A C HE T I NE AS P I E 1 Univ. 2 words C A RL TA NT k MO UNT teacher 54 Completely K N EE OR OIVER SE S 5 Smile overcome S T ENOIA CT ED radiantly 56 Popular S ERF. 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