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chancellor of our offerings," Chesley said. An active participant in national Chancellor G. Theodore Mitau the political science department at higher education affairs, Mitau announced his resignation after Macalester College, St. Paul. He is • serves as a member of the boards of eight years as head of the State author of six books on constitutional the American Council on Education, University System to return to law and state and local government. the Federal Fund for the Improve- teaching and writing. He has continued to teach evening ment of Post-Secondary Education, seminars at Macalester and the and the National Center for Higher The announcement was made at a University of Minnesota graduate Education Management Systems. meeting of the State University school. Board in Bloomington, Monday, He is trustee of the Review January 26. In his resignation statement to Committee of the College Entrance the Board, Mitau said his decision to Examination Board and a member Board President Frank Chesley, resume teaching has been under of the executive board of the North who had also been president of the consideration for several months. Central Association of Colleges and Board at the time of Mitau's Secondary Schools. Mitau received appointment, said, "I reluctantly "Teaching is my first professional his B.A. degree from Macalester accept your decision to step aside as love," he said, "and I am returning and his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees chancellor." to it with greatly enriched practical from the University of Minnesota. experience in governmental rela- He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. The Board accepted Mitau's tions, public administration, and the resignation, effective September 1, management of higher education. The chancellor search committee, 1976, and named him a Systemwide The past eight years have been an recommended by Chesley, includes Distinguished Service Professor of enormous learning experience and I four Board members and four public policy and administration, a would now like to share--through university representatives. The position established under a policy teaching, writing, speaking, and Board members are Mary T. adopted by the Board in 1973. public service--that which I have Phillips, chairperson, St. Paul; learned as chancellor of this system Kennon Rothchild, Mahtomedi; In recommending the appoint- and as a member of the state and Arnold Anderson, Montevideo; and ment, Chesley said, "We cannot national higher education commun- Chesley, Red Wing. Other ap- afford to lose Chancellor Mitau's ity." pointees include Douglas Ralston, talent as a teacher, scholar, and Mankato State University, presi- public servant." Chesley credited Mitau with dent of the Inter Faculty Organiza- "establishing a nationally known tion; Ida Mae Geittmann, Bemidji The Board also took action to and respected State University State University, president of the immediately initiate a search for System built on sound administra- Association of Administrative and Chancellor G. Theodore Mitau Mitau's successor and accepted tive practices. Service Faculty; Jerene Herzing, Chesley's recommendation for an St. Cloud State University, presi- eight-person search committee "During a period of major change dent of the Minnesota State chaired by Board member Mary T. and turmoil in higher education, University Student Association; Phillips, St. Paul. Chesley proposed Chancellor Mitau created a climate and a university president to be that the Board make its selection in for innovation and outreach at the recommended by the presidents of May "so that the new chancellor can universities and was an effective the seven state universities. Black History participate in the development of spokesman over the years advocat- the System's 1977-79 budget re- ing the System's need for greater The Board will take official action quest to the Legislature." resources. on the search committee member- Week ship at a special meeting. As a Systemwide Distinguished "He provided the leadership and To students, faculty and staff: Friday - Turn-a-bout Dance East Cafeteria 50c/admission Service Professor, Mitau's duties the initiative for the establishment The state universities are Bemidji You are cordially invited to will be worked out in consultation of Metropolitan State University, State University, Mankato State Winona State University for Nation- Saturday - House Party with Chesley, the new chancellor, external degree programs for stu- University, Metropolitan State Uni- al Black History Week the 8th of and the university presidents. dents who could not come to our versity, Moorhead State University, February through the 15th. We Sunday - Afro Sweetheart Ball and campuses, and the Systemwide St. Cloud State University, Winona sincerely hope you will be able to Coronation Before becoming chancellor in academic program review to State University, and Southwest March, 1968, Mitau was chairman of strengthen and improve the quality support us during this week. State University at Marshall. A special informative feature of Sunday - Mighty Sounds of Black- Black History Week will be the ness, a gospel concert presentation of Dr. Val Woodward. Dr. Woodward is a professor of Placement bureau genetics and cell biology at the U. of Monday - Speakers of Black Studies with other Minnesota state univer- M. He is a man of tremendous sities which increase the chances Tuesday - Jazz Concert presenting experience in the field of genetics finds jobs that a graduate will find employ- Fusion and cell biology and is going to be ment in his desired location. speaking on "Scientific Racism and The Placement Bureau, located in dents eligible to participate in About 98% of the education Wednesday - Speaker on Genetics, the I.Q. Argument" at WSU on 110 Gildemeister Hall is a campus private business interviews con- majors and a large majority of all Dr. Val Woodward February 11th, in the Performing office which helps find employement ducted in the Placement Bureau B.A. and B.S. graduates set up files Arts Auditorium at 8:oo p.m. Dr. for WSU graduates and students office. in the Placement office. Students in Thursday - BCA Players Presents: Woodward is going to present who will soon be graduating. The Dr. Melvin Wedul has been technical programs many times seek "From Africa to Now" scientific evidence that refutes the service finds positions primarily in director of the Placement service employment on their own after famous William Schokley's I.Q. the Midwest area, although job since 1964 and Ms. Vera Brown, an graduation. not yet become overcrowded. theory based on genetics. listings come into the office from all assistant to Dr. Wedul, commented "Teaching is a field which has Ms. Brown said that accounting around the country. on the services offered by the experienced great shifts in employ- and science majors have good Sharing the vast experience and In the spring and fall quarters, Placement office and to what extent ment availability," remarked Ms. employment opportunities and that knowledge Dr. Woodward has general meetings are held in the they are used by the students. Brown. "Currently the job market there is increased placement of would certainly be enlightening. Dr. Placement office in which students Ms. Brown said that the service looks quite promising for education Sociology graduates. Woodward is sponsored by the fill out forms compiling their has been quite successful in finding majors, especially if they have The Placement Bureau has nu- Social and Cultural Committee of qualifications in a job file. These employment for graduates,a1- specialized, have a useful minor or a merous informational pamphlets on WSU. Admission is free and all are files contain personal data and though not always in their field of coaching certificate." job opportunities available to inte- welcome! recommendations, and are set up college study. She believes that is is Nursing majors are very success- rested students. The office is open free of charge. A $10 fee, however, a definite advantage to use the ful in job placement, partially due to from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on This event will be one of the many will enable students to receive job Placement service because of the the fact that the nursing programs weekdays; so if you have questions events taking place during Black vacancy listings and have resumes widespread coverage of job listings are limited each year to a certain about careers and/or job placement, Cultural Awareness Week. printed. The fee, payable to the that the office receives. The WSU number of students. Therefore, the make use of the service -- it is there State Legislature, also makes stu- office also has a reciprocal services employment market for nurses has to help you. By Ernestine Hunt Wednesday, February 4, 1976 WENONAH reports

The WENONAH Staff held its weekly Tuesday night meeting, January 27, in Room 118, Student Activity Center.

Sales reported for the past week Spring '76 advising totaled 47. Pictures that would have been included in last year's WENO- NAH were reviewed for quality and Women's political currency. Of the 78 pictures, 15 and registration were considered possible "inclu- sions" in the 1975-76 WENONAH. caucus, Feb. 18 Those not chosen will be offered to info the student (it is expected that Spring Quarter registration will Registrar prior to 4 p.m. February many students will want to buy last take place Tuesday evening, March 17, to make corrections before The Winona County Women's have the opportunity to express year's dorm pictures) for a small 2, and all day March 3. In order to registration. Any holds you may Political Caucus invites each of you themselves in a meaningful way on cost. pull their cards, students must have have will be indicated by a mark in to a precinct caucus seminar-work- party issues, candidates, and party a Winona State University I.D., a the proper category on the Regis- shop on February 18 at 7:30 p.m., offices. The precinct caucuses are Yearbooks now sell for $5.75, and Registration Clearance Card, and a tration Clearance card. The student Winona YMCA, main floor lounge. the basis for the two-party system. will remain on sale until April 1, Header Card. who has "holds" remaining on his 1976. card at the time of registration will The Winona County Women's The format for the seminar-work- The Registration Clearance card not be allowed to register. Political Caucus is a multi-partisan shop will provide the opportunity JANE E. SCHOEWE and the Header card will be organization. Two of the purposes of for all those attending to participate WENONAH Editor available in the Office of the The last day to complete Indepen- the organization are to give service in a mock precinct caucus. The Registrar, Somsen 228, during dent, Arranged Study, and Intern- to the community and to provide leaders will have information about regular office hours between Janu- ship Forms is February 23. Blank training and information to women simplified parliamentary procedure ary 29 and March 3, for currently forms may be found in the book case with respect to political party and will distribute precinct caucus Senators enrolled students. near the Registrar's Office door, structure. related materials from the Minne- To obtain these cards you must Room 228 Somsen. sota Secretary of State's office. offer present your WSU I.D. card. If you Program advising will begin Probably many of you have often do not have a Polaroid color photo Thursday, January 29, through said, "I would like to know more We do hope many of you will be I.D. card, report to the IRC Friday, February 13. You will meet about being involved in politics but able to attend. We sincerely believe selves (Instructional Resource Center- with an advisor in the department I'm not sure where to begin." In you will find it worthwhile and Phelps), to obtain one before as indicated on the Registration Minnesota we begin by going to a meaningful. Should you wish more reporting to the Registration area. Clearance card. If your card precinct caucus on February 24 at 8 information, please call Ginny Why are we here at Winona State University? Most students are at indicates that you are listed under p.m. A precinct caucus is a Buchli, 454-4143 or Marilyn Hansen, Students are required to pick up the wrong major, make out a change neighborhood meeting where all 452;4527 after 5 p.m., or Alice WSU to learn something which will help them get a good job in a few their Clearance card, Header card, of major form in the Office of people of the same political party Keller, 452-7050. and packet in the Office of years when they graduate. Others Registrar. You may then pick up Registrar, 5228. Your Directory are just wasting time until they can your materials from the indicated card, Program Sheet, and Registra- break away from their families. The major department and take them to tion Instructions will be distributed Apply for thing is that nothing is perfect. We the correct department to be by your advisor. all have some problems with school. programmed. That's why we have a student Students who were not enrolled at senate. They are trying to make During the advising period from WSU during Winter Quarter 1975- WINONAN editor; policies which will make your January 29, to February 13, the 76, must notify the Office of the campus life better. The senate Office of Registrar will, upon Registrar of their intent to return represents your opinions, and we request, provide you with a copy of for Spring Quarter 1976, by need your problems to do things for your evaluation sheet which lists all business manager February 23, 1976. Persons who you. What do you need? We want to the courses you have completed have never attended WSU must help. Come down and talk to us in through Second Summer Session Students interested in applying the business aspect of the paper. He have applications completed by the smog any day of the week; we 1975. The evaluation will be for 1976-77 Winonan Editor and appoints an assistant to help him February 23. listen. provided free of charge during the Business Manager should apply to with advertising, preparation of the advisement period; after February the Winonan's advisor Mrs. Sill budget, billings, and subscriptions; At the top of your Registration 13, a fee of $1 will be charged. before February 15, 1976. he is responsible for the Winonan Clearance card, check the total being a success financially. He number of credits completed by the It is important that you make an Applicants for both positions will determines salaries with the Editor end of Fall Quarter 1975, in columns appointment with your advisor be asked to appear before the of the staff; for this reason, he must 52-54, the curriculum and major(s) early so that you will be assured of Publications Committee at a later be able to work closely with the and minor coded in column 57-65, getting in to see him and plan a date when they will be reviewed Editor. Last Thursday members of the and resident status in column 71. If Spring Quarter schedule. If you are and both positions elected. Nu-Kappa chapter of Tau Kappa incorrect information is printed on undecided as to what your major is Epsilon enjoyed an exchange with your Registration Clearance card, going to be, follow the schedule The Editor of the paper is in Elected candidates will train in the Alpha Xi girls. We would like to you must notify the Office of listed below. complete control of all aspects of the under the previous Editor and thank them for a great time and Winonan. This person appoints his Business Manager during Spring hope that we can get together again. staff and photographers and is Quarter. The issues in May will be Last week three members of T.K.E. Initials Advisor Room Bldg. responsible for issuing the paper on under their direction entirely. traveled to North Dakota State Aanas-Blake Mrs. Schlawin 204C Watkins a regular basis. Deadlines and staff University for the TEKE Bicenten- Boett-Carls Dr. Foss 312G Pasteur meetings are a weekly must for any Interested students should con- nial Leadership Conference. 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111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Concert band No, No, A Million Times No The Winona State University Concert Band, under the direction of Richard J. Lindner, will present a Reviewed by Brice Wilkinson venomous Villain, a city slicker Carlson, impeccable unseedy, as concert Sunday afternoon, Febuary guaranteed to tickle your funny Birdie Seed, Cathy Aschfort as 8, at 3:00 P.M. in the Main Theater bone. The plot is so simplistic that I Emmeline all shine like small jewels hasten not to tell it to you. The cast in a fake necklace. What do you of the Performing Arts Center. When is the last time you so almost fantastic that you must expect in a mellerdrama, the real attended a dinner theatre? The last see it to believe it. Most impressive thing? By the time I saw Holly THE Music to be performed includes time you were in Chicago, Omaha, is the excellent job of casting so that Doerring I had overindulged in the 'Finale" from the Shostakovich New York or Minneapolis or each participant performs without champagne, but from a distance she Symphony 5, a chorale prelude by perhaps never. Well, no more, J.S. Bach "Wir glauben all an einen detracting from the comic-musical looked as good as she accompanied. HIDING instead of you spendin' all that time entirety. Pat O'Brien is quite All in all give yourself a treat, bring Gott," Richard Mohaupt's "Town and effort to travel to a dinner Piper Music," Joseph Wilcox Jen- possibly Winona's foremost young dinner theatre into your life, theatre, the unique experience has PG kins' "Symphonic Jubilee," Fisher all around musical/acting talent and stimulate your varied sense modali- PLACE come to your back door. Stimulate a performs with a fine rubish touch as ties with exquisit cuisine, rollicking Starring JULIE HARRIS Tull's "March for Tripod" and, as a variety of sense modalities in a true EILEEPI HECKART Pappy Quackenbush. The Lewiston musical fun, and a sintilating special Bicentennial feature, experience and never answer never ARTHUR O'CONPIELL thrush, Cleo Kryzer does a talented exposure to a simulated night on the Introducing Charles Ives' "Variations on 'Ameri- to the lead question again. Treat JEAPINETTE CLIFT ca,1t final rendition with excellent facial town at the Oaks Supper Club, I A World W. Pk... mimeo IA Paboasio, yourself to a simulated Winona NAM WW1{ 1.••••710E MYER animation to highlight her other highly recommend your attendance. night on the town, simulated obvious qualities. The milkmaids STATE THEATRE The concert is free and open to because there is no night on the and chorus do not steal the show but Any Wednesday or Thursday 170 Johnson St. the public. town in Winona. However, close by Kathy Veraguth, Mari Olson and until February 26, the show starts Winona FEB. 4-10 in the sleepy-eyed village of Mon.-Thur. 730; Fri. 7:00 & 9:30 Joan Gerdes certainly keep it at 8:15 with the serving line opening Minnesota City, the bright lights of Sat. 1:15.7:00 &9:30; Sun. 1:15 & 7:30 moving. Good ole faithful nobel, at 5:00 P.M. Oh, yes, watch out that the historic Oaks Supper Club Pass List Suspended t■Y' Nobel Hart played by Winonan a pretty young lady by the name of beckons from its colorful past. If this SATORI Jerry Siem is just what he should be Gwendolyn Finefeathers doesn't sounds like a spoof, wait until you a convincing country hick. Although end up in your lap as she belts out see "NO, NO, A MILLION TIMES I'm sure no one was type cast, Jerry "Gwendolyn gets, what Gwendolyn EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE NO (or only a farmer's daughter), a does the job with obvious bumbling wants." Bobbi Seelicke's overall set A HORROR FILM BECOMES Satori is still accepting manu- musical mellerdrama. graces. For a smart young lad like and artistic perfectionalism are A HORROR CLASSIC scripts, art work and photography Jerry it may be hard to play stupid, In 1931, FRANKENSTEIN until the end of winter quarter. evident as is Carlson's talented therefore, perhaps his role calls for musical direction. In 1932, DRACULA Everyone is encouraged to submit In 1968, ROSEMARY'S BABY This $5.95 per ticket package the most demands. Phil Johnson as work. Please turn in work at 317 features a buffet to warm your In 1974, THE EXORCIST Iffy Can, Steve Peterson as the It's worth the money, time and Minne. heart and tummy, liquor to warm vivacious (attractive black) venom- effort; it won't add to your your spirits and a cast of lovelies ous villain hissed and booed by all "edjication but it may liven up yer pursued on occasion by a villionous, God fearin, clean livin folk, Becky siteation." Flying Burrito Brothers, Feb. 9

The Flying Burrito Brothers will biggest names in recording: Judy spent 45 months touring the world Bayou" is the single from Ron perform in concert at Winona Junior Collins, Johnny Winter, Ry Cooder, and recording as a Byrd. Eventually Wood's new LP, Now Look. High Auditorium on Monday, Feb. Leon Russell, , came the move to Mendocino and 9, at 8:15 p.m. , and the benefits with Ethridge and Hill, Joel Scott Hill, vocalist-, The Burrito's first LP, The Gilded . Several years ago gigs with and the was born in East Texas. He did R & Palace of Sin, released in 1968, is he did, with Hill and Johnny Docker Hill Boys before reuniting B work with high school bands; had generally acknowledged as the Barbata, an excellent but little- with Sneaky Pete in the new an hit called "The THIS YEAR IT IS... revolutionary force behind the known called L.A. Getaway, Burritos. Caterpillar Crawl" with a band coming of country-rock. The latest and afterward moved up to Mendo- names the Strangers in 1959; version of the Flying Burrito cino County. produced singles in the early 60's; From Beyond Brothers includes two original Gib Guilbeau's musical history played L.A. country bars with Chris Burritos, "Sneaky" Pete Kleinow Pete Kleinow, who was born in coincides with ' Ethridge; assembled his own band, The Grave (pedal steel ) and Chris South Bend, Indiana, started play- through the Castaways and Nash- the Joel Scott Hill Band, in the ...INHERE DEATH IS JUST THE BEGINNING ing steel a little over 20 years ago Ethridge (bass). Newcomers are ville West bands. After. Parsons and mid-60's which included Johnny The Horror Film You Will Remember All Your Life! former Byrd's Gene "from listening to on went with the Barbata, Lee Michaels and Bob [PG WINONA Parsons, ex-Canned Heat guitarist, the radio." The lap steel was the Byrds, Gib went with Linda Mosely; and cut the original demos Joel Scott Hill, and Louisiana fiddler first instrument Pete tried, because Ronstadt, sessions and touring for with Mosley and Moby Grape. Later 7:15 9:10 Gib Guilbeau. he started playing before pedals three years. He also worked behind he did the L.A. Getaway album with The name of the Burrito Brothers were in use. Recognized as one of and Crazy Horse and Barbata and Ethridge and played is, as Ethridge puts it, "synonymous the most innovative steel players in with for three years. with Canned Heat. Hill stayed with with the origins of ," music, "Sneaky Pete" has done Gib was born in the Cajun country them almost three years and did one and like another such band there at studio work for , Jackson of Opelousas, Louisiana, where he record and three tours before 7:15 9:22 CINEMA the beginning, the Byrds, they have Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Stevie began playing the as a kid. He moving to Mendocino where he met a history that twists incestuously in Wonder, The Byrds, and countless wound up in because of Gene and played nights with and out of the country others. Remember the television the service. Going to Nashville to Parsons and Ethridge in the nucleus band and studio scene. series Outer Limits? Sneaky Pete work at songwriting had always of what would become the new The first Burritos band was did the eerie, spacey and/or been Gib's ambitions, he never Burritos. founded by and Gram whatever soundtrack for those made it to Nashville, but made it at Parsons (no relation to Gene), both shows. songwriting. The single off the Backing up the Burritos in of whom broke away from the Gene Parsons is a multitalented newest Kris Kristofferson-Rita concert will be North Country Band. Byrds. musician who plays , steel, Coolidge LP was "Sweet Susanna," Advance tickets are available at Over the course of four years the , guitar, base, and , a Guilbeau song, and Gib's song "Big Primo Records. band went through various person- but whose main job is drumming, nel changes and included at times which he did for four years and four , now with the with the Byrds -- Dr. Byrds Eagles; , who is now and Mr. Hyde, Easy Rider, Farther playing with Steve Stills; and Al Along and . His first pro Perkins and , who gig was at age 18 with a band named * THEATRE travelled with a latter-day assem- the Castaways that included Gib blage of to Europe. Guilbeau and played the Nevada circuit. The Castaways faltered and was born in Gene was out of a gig for a year and OF THE Meridian, Mississippi in 1947 and a half. Then Gib called him to say he played in rock and country bands in had a job in a bar and could record the South. When he was 17 he went for Bakersfield International Re. to California, where he played with cords. He didn't know that Gib /* MIND Joel Scott Hill, the International wanted hirato play drums, which he Submarine Band with Gram Par- had never done before. They sons, and the first Burritos band. worked that bar for three years, * FEBRUARY 18, 19, 20, 21 Family life decided him to leave the then formed with Burritos, so for five years he did Clarence White until Clarence sessions, playing with some of the joined the Byrds. Parsons then

Page 4 Wednesday, February 4, 1976 Food Pt. II

condiments came into common use. most indigestible forms of cooking Editorials Fowls were domesticated and by since Clarence the cave man started the twentieth century, and long cooking food. Plastic palaces, gleam- before, eggs of chickens and ducks ing with light, are sanitary, and entered into the food picture. With offer the burger -- preferably senile cereal products, fats and sugar bull meat with everything on it, Henry Hull modern pastry was born. With the meaning so many sharp spices, coming of the food products of the cucumber, vinegar, etc., that the In the first article in this series western hemisphere the food of the taste of the meat is totally lost, and cereal and related food was dis- world was about doubled in variety: washed down with a malted milk or cussed. Now, as has been proved, chocolate, potatoes, sweet and a horrible mixture of corn sugar and Eugene mankind can live on cereals alone white, many, many varieties of water, plus extracts called cola. with just a few additives, but at best beans; more of the curcubitus or Wow, fourth class Wow! that limited a diet is not easy to live squash plants than even a profes- with. Homo Sapiens wants sugar, sional botanist could imagine, and Where does the fault lie? It is fats and above all protein beyond the tomato, plus the turkey and hard to say. The Greeks, Portu- what is found in a farinaceous or muscovy duck. guese, Spaniards, Separdic Jews, Debs cereal diet. This means meat, fish, Lebanese, Turks, Italians, Chinese, milk, eggs, sugar and syrup, plus Now if we look at the world's Africans, and to a lesser extent the declared the wars; the subject lard, tallow and cooking oil from history and food we find that there Poles, Russians, Scandinavians, Eugene Victor Debs was born to class has always fought the vegetable as well as animal sources. was generally never enough. Hun- French and Germans have been Alsatian parents in 1856 in Terre battles. The master class has had ger was, and is a serious worry for trying to make food preparation an Haute, Indiana. As a boy he worked all to gain and nothing to lose, Before the coming of agriculture most of the world's population. The art. In anti-intellectual America, in his family's dry goods store and while the subject class has had and the domestication of animals, ignorance about food cost the lives people could care less! One can think when he was 14 years old he went to nothing to gain and all to lose - the hunters, who by the way were of many sailors who died of scurvy: of the gross get by, hatred of art work painting signs for the railroad. especially their lives. around for many more thousands of lack of vitamin C. In our own syndrome that curses our nation so years than the civilized agricultur- southland, pellegra ruined the lives well described by the late Richard The railroads were to play an The United States was in the ists who followed, apparently did of many people with the lack of Hofsteader in his Anti-Intellectual- important part in the life of a man midst of World War I and dissent fairly well on protein and fat. After needed vitamins in the diet. Due to ism in America. Possibly we should fiercely devoted to the cause of the was not tolerated. all, hunting and fishing and shellfish a combination of cultural lag and blame that fierce anti-intellectual of working man in America. Twenty- gathering was number one in their exploitation the people lived on a France: John Calvin, who, like St. four years after he began work for On September 14, 1918, Debs food pattern. Then man started diet of grits, gravy, black eyed peas, Augustine before him, regarded this the railroad in Terre Haute, Debs entered the Federal District Court farming. He domesticated animals fat'n'pork and had pellegra. world as a vale of tears, a place of led the railroad workers in the in Cleveland, Ohio, to receive his and learned how to use their journey to the ultimate. largest strike America had ever sentence. Before the sentencing products, including not only meat, Where are we today. Things are a known. Alternately known as the Debs was asked if he wished to but dairy products: cheese, milk and little better but not much. The Pullman strike and the Debs' make a final statement. Debs butter, and had an extra supply of national Food and Drug Act in the No matter what you regard this rebellion, the boycott of the rail cars addressed a courtroom overflowing protein and fat. Man with his big early part of this century made the life, you are here. You will live for a owned by George M. Pullman was with supporters. As biographer Ray brain learned to alter these basic food producers clean up a little bit, while. During the course of life why the closest replica of a European- Ginger described the scene in the foods and with the use of combina- but not much. Nothing was done accept a diet of stupid, anti-intellec- styled strike that ever appeared in courtroom: "Many spectators tions of herbs and roots, made about advertising, and so in 1976 we tual ideas that is in no way America. scarcely heard the sentence. They cooking a fine art. Garlic, the are subjected to an Idiot box healthful? Cookbooks are still being had been transported into a cleaner, number one seasoner with salt of advertisement about chicken that is printed and sold. Here in America The strike lasted for 3 weeks and better land-by the speech of Eugene the earth, and pepper, oregano, finger lickin good. Think about it, we are fortunate enough to have ended in defeat for the railroad Debs, which caused many a stran- basil, bay leaves, sage, catnip, for that chicken has been pressure food. Why not try to do something workers. The leadership of Debs gled gasp in the courtroom. He had saffron, mustard and many more cooked in grease and is one of the with it? thrust him into the national appeared as a gigantic bridge, a man spotlight as the foremost labor who stood with one foot firmly leader in America. Because of his anchored in the present, the other in actions as leader of the strike, he the future, while the multitude Times they are a changin' was held in comtempt of a court walked across his shoulders." order and sentenced to 6 months in prison. Debs addressed the judge:

Your honor, years ago I recog- - still Debs, disenchanted with the The topics of my column have the school feels threatened and ly threatened by the ideas of others. Democratic Party, supported the nized my kinship with all living been pretty mild up to now. I have upset. Pretty small. Populist Party briefly before taking things, and I made up my mind tried in a deliberately calm manner I hope that these childish rumors, the leadership of the Socialist Party that I way iio. 'me bit better than to express views and opinions that There are also other tensions that and the people spreading them, in 1900. Debs was the Socialist the meanest of the earth. I said are important to me. Happily, I have enter in here, rumors ranging from quiet down, and if anyone wishes to Party's presidential candidate in then, I say now, that while there been met with positive reactions, fights, to deportation, to mafioso- respond to any of our messages, 1900, 1904, 1908, 1912, and in 1920 is a lower class, I am in it; while but perhaps these are somewhat type contracts on staff members they are certainly welcome to do so. when he received nearly one million there is a criminal element, I am only surface ones. Rarely is an have come about. The newspaper is Voltaire said it more aptly than I votes while imprisoned at the of it; while there is a soul in article or letter submitted to the not as absurd as its more paranoid could when he said: "I may not Atlanta Penitentiary. On June 29, prison, I am not free. Winonan refuting my editorials, or readers. One must be pretty feeble agree with what you say, but I will 1918, Debs was indicted under the the others. We on the staff of the in one's self-esteem to feel personal- defend to the death your right." Espionage Act for a speech he had Let the people take heart and paper's editorial page have naively given 13 days earlier in Canton, hope everywhere, for the cross is taken this lack of debate as approval Ohio. In that speech Debs had bending, the midnight is passing, for our work. Many of the faculty sounded a theme he had played on and joy cometh with the morning. and student body have personally for 20 years. complimented the paper for being, at least, thought-provoking. After The master class has always Reprinted from RIGHTS all, we are in school, we should be 11111MIIIIIMIP" thinking and learning.

But suddenly it occurs to me that while all this is fine, certainly the Wi nonai: "other side" cannot be sitting back taking it all in and ignoring it -- so I The Winonan is written and edited by and for the students of Winona State University and is published opened my eyes and ears and weekly except June, July and August and exam periods. Second class postage paid at Winona, MN 55987. learned some disgusting things. I have heard remarks made in the Subscriptions available from the Business Manager for $5 annually, $2 quarterly. Address all address changes to the Business Manager. smog (they go no further) that the paper is a product of outside Address all correspondence to Editor, Winona, Winona State University. agitators, that is totally one-sided Offices located at 101 Phelps Hall. Telephone 4572158. Deadline for non•staff copy is 6 PM the preceeding Thursday. and therefore, a waste of time. To Member of the Associated Collegiate Press and National Educational Advertising Service, Inc. the charge of outside agitation -- I

Editor in Chief — Tamrat Tademe say absurd! To that of being Writers — Pat . Lother Layout Editor .— Jerome Christenson one-sided -- so what? This paper has

Business Manager — Dave Galchutt been, for a very long time, an Asst. Bus. Manager — Coombi Horny Photographers — Fred Larson ultra-conservative, anti-intellectual Arts - Editor — Ann Morris John E. Wanner college newspaper. So for a year the News Editor — Stuart Levin Kay Burnett staff (and not even the entire staff) Sports Editors — Larry Frost Mark McEnany Chuck Judd Judd Eifealdt has taken direct political stands, and

Columnist — Mary Murck Advisor — Janet Sill Jane Rogge Reporters and Typists Sherrie Kaplan Production Staff — Mary Sippel Kathy Haugh Jeri Fuchs FREE ESTIMATES Brigette Wagnon Tyanne Feehan Mari Olson Sonda Sogla Wednesday, February 4, 1976 Page 5 Hunter shoots from the hip

Part 2 by John Edstrom

T. J. Harens, in his Winonan larger problems. For a person like deer they shoot? Can he honestly article of Jan. 14, "Still Not Out of Harens, however, chock-full of believe that a sadistic love of killing Opinions The Woods" defends the practice of "deep feelings and concern.-for this motivates a hunter to spend whole raising and slaughtering livestock, earth and all its inhabitants" as he days afield, often without being able but condemns hunting as "senseless is, these considerations might open to kill anything? A person who takes killing." up a whole new avenue where his pleasure in the actual killing of poor tender heart can bleed with animals would do better to become a Yet how much sense does it make renewed energy. butcher. That way he'd get a chance in a starving world to feed grain to to do it on a regular basis. And livestock when that grain could where in the world does this much more efficiently feed people? Harens closes his article by "he-man" business come from? This And how humane is it to pack cows apologizing "somewhat" for his is something that Amory especially e and hogs into sheds and feedlots Th sarcasm. He needn't have, for harps and harps on. And yet, there shoulder-to-shoulder and knee deep foolish sarcasm carries no sting. He is no special macho mentality in their own manure? (It might should apologize for his hypocrisy, evident among hunters, nor does it interest Cleveland Amory to know or self-righteousness, or perhaps exist to any great degree in hunting that a pig is every bit as curious, the willingness with which he carps books and magazines (unless one struggle intelligent, and friendly as a and criticizes in areas where he is delves back 40 or 50 years ago as raccoon. Then again, it probably shockingly ignorant. A good exam- Amory does for the first 30 pages of wouldn't, being that hogs lack that ple of this is his statement that an Man Kind?). Hunters do take pride basic cuddly quality so important to "over-abundance of animals" (which in being able to shoot well and Does anyone out there care about your black brother, destroy the Big City ecologists.) I don't make it makes a hunting season justifiable consistently find and get close to what's going on around them, in ecological system without respectful my business to criticize farmers for or even necessary) is caused by game, but this is natural enough, their own little world, or in the unselfish cause, or kill unborn these things because they are not "deliberate over-propagation of being that these skills are difficult totality of existence, which greatly children, rip off everyone but very important in a world beset by their species...and the extinction... to acquire and must be cultivated influences that smaller world? Does yourself, deny women respect, turn by the hunters...of their natural over a long period of time. They are anyone out there give a damn about your back on the aged, oppress predators." I guess he gets this also skills that women can acquire ecology, about world famine, or youthful creativity, promote war, be curious notion from the common and and take pride in, as many do. Next universal peace, how about political passive to world famine, abuse your perfectly good argument that deer, time I go hunting or fishing with my ethics, drug addiction, alcoholism, No body, and overall reject moral if not hunted, soon build up their wife, perhaps we could both watch . the sadism of hunting (fishing?), responsibility. There is no inconsis- numbers past the amount which very carefully to see if it makes us female equality, or sexual role tency in God but in ourselves their habitat can carry through a feel manly, and finally figure out playing, then there's old people/eu- because we are too selfish to give winter. How man encourages this is what Harens and Amory are talking thanasia, youth/educational sys- ourselves totally. I am guilty of beyond my knowledge -- I had about. tems, of course abortion, health/ Park always thought that all animals had overindulgence, prison reform, rac- suppressing my vision and direction a natural inclination toward repro- ial prejudice, religious relevance, in order to "enjoy" life. If you say to yourself "I'll be a decent person duction. The idea that hunters killed The real damage that Amory and morality, eternal salvation, and last tomorrow but tonight I'm gonna off the predators who will naturally a person like Harens do is not to the but really first, honesty? How can have fun," enough times, that trim deer numbers is absurd. The feelings of hunters, though we one person relate their self to all of tomorrow will never come. in simple fact is that deer numbers are naturally bristle at being insulted so these "separate issues," and be way up since this country was stupidly. Concern for our natural effective in working toward their Up to this point I have presented settled because they have adapted environment is finally becoming solving or betterment, or whatever you with the struggle I, and I'm sure Has anyone noticed the scarcity of well to heavy agricultural use of widespread, if not well-informed. goal is pursued toward them? These many others face, that overwhelm- parking and the abundance of cars former forest land where wolves Hunting vs. anti-hunting is not an are the majority of issues, conflicts, ing sense of duty to make the world on this campus lately? I certainly and cougars have not. I would argument on which that concern can which affect us every day in our a totally happy and good place to, have! I got to school at 10:45 for an dearly love to hear Amory's plan for afford to become side-tracked. The routine life and in the big news that live, yet an overwhelming number 11:00 class today, in 4• weather, and re-introducing wolves into, say, developers, polluters and despoilers fluctuates into our realm of con- of directions in which to focus that spent 15 (fifteen, count 'em!) Winona County. (As a matter of of our country are hard at work - sciousness. They seem to move in duty. For right now what I propose minutes trying to find a place for my fact, a recent attempt to re-intro- they are not troubled by ideological and out of our , interest span, and up from all of this, or what I hope is detroit demon to rest. I finally duce wolves into Michigan's wild wrangling within their ranks. To and down on our priority scale. that whoever feels any of that ended up on Main Street, after upper peninsula promptly failed.) fight them takes a great deal of intense idealism, that desire to _do covering the entire campus at least time, concentration, and Money. I am going to attempt to answer more than the average person, to twice. There were parking spaces, But perhaps the most annoying Every dollar that a cheap hustler some of those above, and other cut through and conquer all the I'll admit, only they were taken up example of Haren's ignorance is his like Amory rips off from the ecology major questions that face some of us world hang-ups, is that you hold on by people parking sideways, inside presumptuous notions as to what movement is a dollar less to spend now and will someday face most to it and struggle to keep it alive. out, and backwards. I counted at are the motives of hunters. He talks on land-acquisition. Every argu- everyone, provided they don't turn Don't give it up for something least a dozen that could have been about the "ego-fulfilling challenge of ment he provokes about hunting completely away from life's real easier, something more secure or available, had their occupants ever overcoming a ferocious wild ani- takes attention away from the realities. I say attempt, for I am less confusing. Even if your taken drivers training or learned mal," a "big cheap thrill...out of pollution of our air and water and struggling to sort out the answers I orientation isn't God and religion common courtesy. killing something," and makes the destruction of the natural know are there, and at the same (which are inseperable), the first reference to a "he-man" mentality. time share them with whoever they environment of wildlife and humans step is that penetrating insight, that The point I'm trying to make is The fact is, I have hunted for years can be of use to. It is not conceited alike. People like Amory and ability to see things as they really that we're too short of available with many different people and to say I have "vision" or visionary Harens would do us all a favor by are, and maybe someday you'll see parking not to allow a few have yet to observe any of these capabilities, for most have, or will minding their own business, what- the role God plays in it all. discourteous drivers (parkers?) to phenomena. Does he honestly think ever it could possibly be. It certainly at one time experience that very monopolize the lots. Please, park so hunters fantasize that they are in idealistic time in their life when all has nothing to do with wildlife or its One of the largest obstacles to you take up the least amount of danger from the ducks, pheasants or welfare. of life's problems could be solved if this growth, to facing the challenge space possible, so us late-comers only you were in a position to do so. of living, are those cynics and who commute don't have to walk to Many people let their friends, their realists, the former, because they school. If you agree with me that peers, or even their family subordi- are intolerant, the latter because there's a shortage of parking as it is, Reply to weeping Jesus nate and bury that vision. Maybe I they have despaired. Both have sold call, write, or corner your adminis- was lucky or to some, unlucky, but out and will want you to do the same trators here at WSU and tell them the vision has never left me and now for you stand as a sign of about it. No doubt, they'll get the Force, in the name of religion, acceptable. I can't let go. contradiction to the compromise hint if enough of us bother the heck Thilosophy or creed, is not new in The World Wars were both very they settled for. Those cynics and out of them. this world. Religious right was used popular here in the states; so much Just as in past articles I have during the Crusades, for example; so that to deny the cause was to be written concerning honesty and realists are your supposed enemies, friends and even your family and Debbi Schroeder and has probably been used as a "unamerican." The war in VietNam respect, abortion and hunting, all of Sophomore Senator reason (excuse) for war since the was very unpopular, in this case, to the "issues" I listed above are to me parents. Most times they mean well, beginning of religion itself. It is denounce it was right. deeply interrelated but it won't be are even acting out of love, but your APPLICATIONS incorrect, however, to imply that In aggression it is, of course, easy to bring them together into a life of fulfillment is more important. this is Christianity. As stated necessary to have support. This compact article which says it all. ACCEPTED FOR previously, man has used anything support can be gained by using Actually I could say it all in one In essence, I have only touched WINONAN seeming with authority for his own current moral goals. Religion has expression, one utterance. To some the surface of what is real truth in 1976-77 gain. Christians, who use this fact as usually been a strong influence on this would be enough, but the this life and hopefully have in- EDITOR & their authority, are no less sinners society. It became, and is, easy to majority do not, or have not yet creased, brought about, or sus- BUSINESS MANAGER than those who are agressive in the want to save the poor unknowing experienced that gladness of know- tained your desire for knowing it all. name of freedom or natural right or savages from the hell that must go ing which accompanies it. I hesitate Those "issues" which frustrate one's APPLY IN PERSON of Hitler's ideology. to unless saved by the one and only to speak it, not for fear of reprisal, orientation are not issues at all but TO MRS SILL , 216 god. If aggression, under these for I am used to that, but for fear realities to deal with and conquer SOMSEM BEFORE Man is an aggressive animal. The conditions, succeeds, a certain that many are immediately turned and no one should settle for not major difference between man and amount of security results which trying. These lines are far too few FEBRUARY 15, 1976 off by talk of it and would turn a other animals is that man has the reinforces the idea that it, indeed, deaf ear to anything else which is of and my ability to express them far CREDIT power to think beyond food, shelter was a moral cause. So, basically, value. I speak of God. If the answers too poor, to grant a total under- and reproduction. This difference Christianity has, on occasion, be- you truly seek are not within Him, standing of what is being put across. AND/OR has created something that we often' come a tool of man and of force; not you better seek the true questions I am open to anyone who wishes to term morality and immorality. This the contrary. within yourself. gain a possibly clearer meaning. SALARY amounts to, basically, nothing more than what is currently socially Sher Hakes One cannot love God and hate Thomas James Harens

Page 6 Wednesday, February 4, 1976 Cougars chomp

By Larry Frost Warriors WINONAN Sports Editor Despite having one of their best converted at the free throw line. the second half was seven points at shooting games of the season, 34-57 The Warriors made only 2 free 77-70, but that was with only 1:04 for 59 per cent, the Winona State throws in 11 attempts, while the left in the game and the Cougars University Warriors fell to defeat at Cougars hit 12-18. went on to rattle off seven straight the hands of the Cougars from the points to make the final score 84-70. University of Minnesota-Morris by a One definite bright spot for the score of 84-70 in Memorial Hall on Warriors was the of Ken Gomillia finished with 14 January 26. junior college transfer Wendell points and Jerry Williams 12, all in Anderson. In only his third game in the second half, to go along with Once again it was mistakes and a a WSU uniform, Anderson connect- Anderson's 21. lack of defense that proved to be ed on 10 of 12 shots from the field WSU's downfall. for 83 per cent and finished with 21 For the Cougars Paul Seaton, points. Thelen, and Bob Foss all had 18 The Warriors turned the ball over points to compliment Schwegel's 21. 19 times. And while the Cougars did The first half was a shootout commit 17 miscues, WSU wasn't between Anderson and Randy The Wariors record now stands at able to capitalize and turn UMM's Schwegel, who also had 21 points on 4-14 overall and 1-4 in the Northern mistakes into baskets. the night for the Cougars, as they Intercollegiate Conference. scored 15 and 13 points respectively Winona's defense, meanwhile, in the first 20 minutes. The next game for Winona will be simply couldn't stop the balanced this Saturday against the St. Cloud Morris offense as four Cougars The game was very close until State University Huskies in Memor scored in double figures. UMM also with 7:08 left in the first stanza and ial Hall at 7:30 p.m. had a good night from the field Morris up by two at 25-23, the canning 36 shots in 62 attempts for Cougars ran off seven straight The Huskies, tabbed as pre-sea- 58 per cent. points, five by Jim Thelen, and went son favorite in the NIC, have been on to take a 42-31 halftime lead. having their problems losing to WSU could have made the game Michigan Tech University and much closer if it could have The closest WSU could come in Moorhead State University. Women thumped 93-58

By Larry Frost in a nutshell. 54-28 in the final stanza. WINONAN Sports Editor The Warrior women were also Maureen Adams and Mary Barte- Wendell Anderson [44] slaps the ball away from the Cougar's Bob The Winona State University hampered by fouls as they were ly continued their offensive fire- Foss [54] with the Warrior's Dave Benson [32] looking on. women's basketball team simply whistled for 32 team fouls. LaCrosse power scoring 17 and 16 points [Photo by Jeff Fosse] couldn't handle a fine University of capitalized on that by hitting 21-35 respectively. After that, however, Wisconsin-LaCrosse team as the at the charity line. the offensive output dropped off to Warriors lost their eighth game of Winona kept it close in the first just five points for Bernie Palcich. the year 93-58. half by shooting 43 per cent from the field. Despite this though they WSU is now 1-8 on the season Winona shot well enough hitting trailed 39-30 after the first half. while LaCrosse goes to 6-0. Tech VOGUE 26-71 field goal attempts for 36 per Theatre ARCADIA, WISCONSIN cent. Unfortunately a full court In the second half UW-LC came The next game for the Warriors _press by UW-LC forced WSU into out in a full-court zone press that will be this Saturday against St. drops [ SHOWTIME DAILY. turning the ball over an astounding. forced WSU into making mistakes. Cloud State University. That game 8 P.M. 1 40 times. Compare that to just 19 will at 5:30 and will be the THURS. FRI. SAT. , FEB. 5- 6- 7 turnovers for the Wisconsin school It just wasn't any contest as preliminary to the men's game in WSU Your senses will never be the same. and you have the story of the game LaCrosse outscored the Warriors iew Memorial Hall.

Houghton, Mi - The Winona State Grapplers lasso Women's University Warriors lost their 13th game and fourth in the Northern 71 Ann-Margret Roger Daltrey Intercollegiate Conference to Michi- gan Tech University by a score of SUN. MON. TUE. & WED. sports 87-76 here on January 23. FEB. 8. 9- 10- 11 Mustangs 38-5 WILD AND PRIMITIVE WSU was led by Ken Gomillia AS THE GREAT NORTH By Mark Merchelewitz 126-pound division. At 134-pounds, organize with 22 points and 13 rebounds. WINONAN Sportswriter Don Simpson just missed taking a Also scoring in double figures was major decision when Jim Smolley of Dave Benson with 11, and Jerry "CALL OF The wrestlers of Winona State Southwest managed to get a one Williams and Wendell Anderson THE WILD" University turned their conference point escape with seconds left in the with 12 apiece. rwo CHARLTON HESTON meet with Southwest State Uni- match. Simpson was victorious in Tennis versity into a 38-5 rout in New the contest 12-5. Memorial Hall on January 28th. One of the Warrior's highlights of Winona won 8 of the 10 matches the night was when freshman AT THE BOOKSTORE There will be an organizational with two forfeits, a superior Marlow Burton pinned Tim Rog- neeting for the women's intercol- Campus Kits With Values To $5.75 Now Only .75' decision, a major decision, and three gow, 5:26 into the third period. In ,egiate tennis team on February 9, regular decisions. Southwest won the matchup between the 158- at 6:30 p.m. in room 210 in Memorial one match when the Mustang's pounders, Steve Dummett manhan- Hall. Our special display of paperback books sold at Half Price have co-captain, Rick Vogt, defeated dled Jim Williams for a 14-1 many outstanding titles. Offers great savings. John Nell 5-0 at 190-pounds. In that superior decision. Dummett almost match Southwest got its only pinned his opponent several times takedown of the night. Winona but was denied this final glory. We have received many new Winona State University T-shirts, finished the evening with 11 Golf jerseys and numbered sweat shirts. takedowns. The other match was in The Warriors co-captain, Craig the 150-pound class in which Dennis Faldet, compiled 6:49 worth of Want to get involved in some- Anderson and Joe Curry dueled to a riding time enroute to a 9-0 major thing new? Well for the first time See our health and beauty aids department for good savings on 1-1 draw. decision over Paul Gaworski at there will be a women's golf team these items. 167-pounds. Derrick Hardy defeated here at Winona State University. Coach Fran McCann's squad is Southwest's other co-captain and now 2-2 in NIC competition and 3-7 last year's runnerup in NIC tourna- For anyone interested the first Celebrate the "Spirit of 76" with one of our new Bicentennial overall. ment competition at 167-pounds, organizational meeting will be on flags. Dick Horstman. Hardy won this Tuesday, February 10 at 3:00 p.m., Brighten Up Your Room! for only $5.95 The Warriors Bill Voight won the contest of the 177-pounders, 7-3. in room 210 in Memorial Hall. first match of the meet by forfeit. Bruce Anderson then went on to Senior heavyweight co-captain There will be a discussion of Our Touch of America Humorous Picture Posters. Now only $1.50 win the next match with a 6-2 Dan Malm won his 15th match of the practice and schedule times. Be conquest of Randy Malloy in the season against two losses by forfeit. there. Wednesday, February 4, 1976 Page 7 SPORTS Women cagers clobber 'Kato; 69-54

By Larry Frost WINONAN Sports Editor of the second half as the Indians rattled off eight straight points to Showing good ball-handling and close the gap to seven. Sharon Wiley puts up a shot from underneath against Mankato crisp passing like they haven't all State University in Memorial Hall. [Photo by John Wanner] season, the Winona State Universi- The Warriors then showed their ty women's basketball team won its poise though, as senior Sharon second game of the year against Willey came off the bench to eight defeats. combine with Mary Bartley to run off 10 straight for Winona. Matmenhave 1-1 weekend The Warrior women did it by defeating Mankato State Universi- Later in the game when Willey ty, the defending state champions, was taken out she received a 69-54 in old Memorial Hall last rousing ovation from the crowd for WSU 13 WSU 25 Friday night. her heroics. According to coach Marjorie Moravec Willey, who Winona had one of its best injured her knee severely in the shooting games of the season as first game of the year, is still only at NDSU 28 Coe 11 they canned 46 per cent (30-65) from about 50 per cent; but she seemed to by mere the field. Mankato, on the other provide the spark that WSU needed High School All-Americans. by Winonan Sportswriter hand, hit only 28 per cent (17-60). to withstand the Mankato rally. Buzz Moore Winona State University's wrest- The Warriors won two other ling team all but handed North WSU also played a much tighter After that it was all downhill for matches on the night. Dan Malm got Saturday night, January 31, Dakota State University a non-con- game than it has been. The WSU as Mankato was forced to his 16th victory of the season in the Winona State University's wrest- ference dual meet in the New Warriors turned the ball over 25 abandon its patient pattern offense. heavyweight contest against anoth- ling team took a commanding Memorial Hall on January the 30th. times. And while that may not be But the Indians couldn't cope with er one of NDSU's High School victory over an undefeated Coe considered good, it was a vast Winona's quickness as WSU scored All-Americans. Malm took a 2-1 College wrestling squad by the The Warrior grapplers were improvement as they came into the a lot of easy lay-ups in the final decision over Don Meyer because of score of 25 to 11 in Winona State beaten 28-13 in the team score game averaging over 33 turnovers stanza. his riding time advantage. The University's own Memorial Hall. per game. competition and suffered three pins other win for Winona came when in the meet. Adams once again led the Warrior Bruce Anderson of WSU handled The Warriors took seven out of The contest started out tight, but attack with 16 points. Also in double Mark Anderson and took a 9-4 the ten matches wrestled. Fresh- "I'm really disappointed," said a with the score tied at six apiece, figures was Bartley with 13 and decision at 126-pounds. man 126 pounder Bruce Anderson dejected Coach Fran McCann. "We Winona ran off eight straight points, Schafer with 10. spearheaded the drive with a 6 to 1 six by Maureen Adams. really could have won this one. We Don Simpson battled Jim Nelson victory over Coe's Jay Strive. Don just got to start believing in WSU wasn't as lucky in the junior of NDSU to a 5-5 tie in the Simpson tactically maneuvered his ourselves." Then late in the first half, Julie varsity preliminary game though, as 134-pound class. There was another way to a 10 to 15 win against senior Schafer scored three straight buc- Mankato pulled out a 43-40 victory. tie in the duel between the Tim Johnson. At 150 pounds the kets for the Warriors as Winona WSU's psych case probably 177-pounders. It was a 3-3 draw for master of the headlock Dennis derived from the facts that NDSU opened up a 32-17 halftime lead. The leading scorer for the Derrick Hardy and North Dakota's Anderson put the big move on La was rated 5th in the NCAA Division Warrior JV was Barb Walker with third High School All-American, Verne Jackson. Although Denny II Schools mat poll and that they Mankato came out hot at the start eight points. Perry Kozlowski. gave up a few escape point, he went have three former High School on to win a decision of an 11 to 4 All-American wrestlers. The Warrior's Dennis Anderson victory. and John Nell both dropped Freshman Marlow Burton, wrest- decisions in the 150 and 190-pound Steve Dummet and Craig Faldet ling at 142-pounds, proved to be one division respectively. at 158 and 167 pounds respectively of WSU's few shining stars in the DICK & BOB KUHLMANN came back after Friday, January 30 gloom of the meet. He won a Bill Voight, Steve Dummett, and tough losses and wrestled well and grueling 8-7 decision over Mark Craig Faldet were the victims of aggressive. Dummet handled junior Presents Reimnitz, one of North Dakota's pins by NDSU. Jim Bruck 10 to 6 and captain Faldet won 6 to 3 over senior Dave THE PABST NOVELTY SHOP Triervler. In what could be contested a WSU loses "squeeker" match, wrestler John Nell edged out a 6 to 5 victory over Open 1-5, Tuesday & Thursday Jed Steckel. rematches By the time HWT came along the meet was "in the bag" for Winona, The Winona State University the University of Minnesota-Morris 4310 W. 5th St. but Dan Malm insisted that he put Warriors lost two Northern Inter- Cougars on Saturday night. the finishing touch against Coe collegiate Conference rematches College. Malm drove hard in the which saw their NIC record drop to second period to pin Carl Sansone Goodview 1-6. And despite leading 36-33 at halftime, WSU couldn't score down with a time of 3:32 in the match. Last Friday night the Southwest the stretch and lost to the Cougars Bill Voight took a hard 6 to 1 loss State University Mustangs defeated, 70-68. Winona did what they had to from Coe's 118 pounder Tom Winona for the second time this do, trailing by five with under a PURCHASE PABST AND SCHMIDT AT Hinrichsen and at 142 pounds season. The final score was 95-73 minute left they started fouling the Marlow Burton dropped a decision with the game being played on the Cougars. And Morris gave WSU its against senior captain Nick Hobbes. Mustangs home court in Marshall, chances as they made only one of six At 177 pounds freshman Derrck YOUR NEAREST OUTLET OR TAVERN Minnesota. free throws in the final minute. But the Warriors couldn't convert "Jose" Hardy looked tough against ) ;L senior Steve Eden but fell hard with Ken Gomillia and Wendell Ander- except for a lay-up by Duane Smith an 11 to 3 major decision. son were the leading scorers for with just a few seconds left on the WSU with 16 points apiece. Jerry clock. Williams was also in double figures GO GET 'EM WARRIORS with 10. Williams and Smith led the way for Winona as they had 16 points The Warriors then travelled to apiece. Gomillia and Anderson Morris, Minnesota, for a game with finished with 11 and 10 respectively. Page 8 Wednesday, February 4, 1976 Schustik - Success Senate On Monday, January 26, Bill had a God-given right to determine news Schustik, a history major at Boston his own destiny." University presented a colorful and Last Wednesday, January 28, the varied program of American folk- On the other hand, he pointed out senate repealed resolution 75-11, lore through song. Equipped with a that songs of the Civil War tended which required members of the guitar, banjo, harmonica, and a to be "more melancholy". The community to pay a two dollar fee to deep, clear voice; and wearing a second part of the program focused attend functions on the WSU blue jacket, white vest, and a red more on these songs, such as the campus. Originally, the fee was scarf, Schustik made it immediately Southern ballad "Lorena". Schustik instated as a protest against the clear what he intended to do: carry called "Lorena" a "song that's been discriminatory policy of the city the audience along through history lived in" and that soldiers "Lived by with regard to student use and on a sea of music. their songs and died by their songs. non-use of community facilities. They didn't have transistor radios, or Playboys, or Bob Hope . . ." Recently, the city manager has He started off with "This Land is Rather, a person could tell the assured junior senator Neil Brown Your Land" (which, by the way, was different troops by the kind of songs that these discriminatory policies the most contemporary song on the they sang. will soon come to an end, including program), and then told of his job as the policy barring students from the only official "Sea Chanteer" in Taking the listener back to the having functions at Holzinger the U.S. on board the 159 ft. square cold, lonely nights when the soldiers Lodge, while allowing other com- rigger Shenandoah. Among other made their camps, Schustik played a munity members to have functions duties as "Chanteer," he frequently haunting harmonica medley of songs there. set the rhythm for hoisting anchor from both the North and South. He by . followed this with a dynamic, - Because the city will be reversing emotional rendering of "Mariah" its decisions and eliminating the Schustik then went into some and Woody Guthrie's "Hobo's Lulla- discriminatory policy, Neil Brown songs of the American Revolution. bye" of 1930, which he said was moved at the Senate meeting that He explained that most songs of the based on an old Civil War melody. the resolution be rescinded. eighteenth century were really Using his guitar just as the organ is "broadsides," or news of the day put used to accentuate the action in a to verse and tune. Furthermore, soap opera, he narrated "The Tale of they tended to be up in tempo, Ichabod Paddock and Crookjaw, the WANT ADS 4 optimistic, and even "cocky". An Whale," a legend of humor and SKI IN WINONA! At the example of this was "Sir Peter intrigue that dated back to 1690. Winona Ski Club at East Burns Parker," which told the true story of With that, the program officially Valley. Open Thursday evenings a British naval officer who had been ended. However, Schustik was 7-9, Saturday 1-5 and 7-9, Sunday ordered to seize Charleston harbor. called back for an encore. Bill Schustik 1-5, and Holidays. For informa- tion and snow conditions, call Sir Parker was not worried in the 452-8894. Rental Equipment also least. That is, not until a well-aimed Bill Schustik describes a folksong available. cannonball "tore off his britches" as "any song taken to the heart of and skinned him across the deck of the people, and that reflects what the ship. But Schustik felt the songs they're going through." If this is the were optimistic perhaps because the case, the folksong is just as vital a Tor rebels "believed what they were source of preserved history as a getting involved in . . . that a man diary. May we recognize it as such. Overall Turkey!! Wornent Community service Turkey? Oh really? Weird!!! Is that where you are from?? These are remarks that I used to get from people when I told them that I Oshkosh workshops was from Turkey and once in awhile I still do. TOosh Actually, there is a country called Turkey. It's real name is Thursday, February 5 -- 7:00 to 9:00 Court Services, Bro. Jim Rozak - Republic of Turkey and it is located in the southeastern part of p.m. Roger Bacon Hall -- College of SMC Education Dept., Ron McGuire Europe. Turkey has borders with Greece, Bulgaria, Russia, Iran, St. Teresa, 1165 West Broadway - Winona Marriage and Family Iraq, and Syria. Although it is located in southeastern Europe, the between Gould and Vila Counseling Service majority of the people live on the Asian side of Turkey where the capital city of Ankara is. Istanbul (known as Constantinople) is the Jointly sponsored by Winona Volun- 7. Mental Retardation biggest city and is located in the European part of Turkey. It is teer Services and the Tri-County Carl Kluge - Hiawatha Valley also the third largest city in Europe, after London and Paris. Poverty Assistance Program. Mental Health Center, Scott Streat- er - Department of Vocational Turkey is only as big as Texas but it is four times more 1. Problems in Communication Rehabilitation, Carl Iverson - Asso- populated. The majority of the people are Moslem but there is no Dr. John Austin - SMC Counseling ciation for Retarded Citizens, Barb state religion. Most of the Jews and Christians live in the western Dept., Maureen Gevirtz - SMC Doffing - Youth Association for part of the country. According to the census of 1970, about 90 1/2 of Counseling Dept. Retarded Citizens, Sister Yvonne the Turkish people speak Turkish as their native language. Elskamp - CST Special Ed. Instruc- German, English, and French are widely used, understood and tor, Frank Eoiro - Occupational 2. Understanding the Needs of the spoken. Elderly Rehab. Center Vicki Root - Whitewater Manor, Turkish Parliament is made of 600 members. 150 are in the Vern Smelser - Older Adult Center, 8. PARENTAL Alcoholism: Effects Senate, 450 of them are in the House of Representatives. Free Joyce Iverson, SEMCAC on the Family elections are held every four years and parties from ultra-radical Eileen Sonsalla - Hiawatha Valley to super-conservative run for the elections. There are all kinds of 3. Understanding the Needs of Mental Health Center, John Howen- political parties representing all kinds of different views. Teenagers stein - Peerless Chain Personnel Terri Sheehan - Jr. High Counselor, Department, Fr. Paul Breza - SMC Here are some interesting facts about Turkey: Forest Arnold, Sanctuary Group Campus Ministry Home and YMCA Program Director There is no legal drinking agbe in Turkey, anybody at any age Dr. John Rupkey - Main House and 9. Economic Problems: Effects on can go to a bar (Turks call them pubs) and get drunk. It is not SMC Graduate Dean the Family unusual to see 15 year-old teenagers in the pubs, clubs, Char Reidelberger - Dept. of Social discotheques -- drinking and having a good time. 4. Understanding the Needs of Services, Matt Vetter - SMC Grade School Children Sociology Dept., Nancy Friel - There are no private radio or T.V. stations in Turkey. All the e good feeling of Nancy Salzberger - Goodview Winona Marriage and Family Coun- alcoholic beverages are owned by the government, as are 7 Oshkosh B'Gosh bib School, Diane Stevens - Lincoln & seling Services cigarettes.There are no cigarette or liquor commercials anywhere overalls ... with the great Central School Counselor, Joan in the country, thus, there is no competition. Heydt - Nelson - Special Learning 10. Tutoring new look of bells and body fit! A load of fabrics and Behavioral Problems Teacher Marilyn King - Director of Right to Turkey is an active member of NATO and the Council of Europe. Read and colors. For 5. Understanding the Needs of Education from Kindergarten throughout graduate school is everybody! Oshkosh Pre-Schoolers 11. Solutions to Problems in free. There are no private higher education institutions and B'Gosh makes 'em Claire Fleishman - Winona Day Volunteer Work students do not pay tuition. terrific ... overall. Care, Joan Pryzbylski - SMC Mike Rishavy - Chairman of Winona SIZES 18 THRU 36 Pre-School, Norma McGeoch - Volunteer Services The people of Turkey do not eat pork, ham, and bacon, since Winona Day Activity Center, Moslem and Jewish religions forbid it. Except for the regions COLORS Muriel Murray - Head Start Open to any interested people. For where they have large numbers of Christian people, it is almost RUST, NAVY, DENIM BLUE more information please contact: impossible in Turkey to find pork on sale in the supermarkets and 6. The Young: Understanding Brother Jim Fournier stores. _317VVIZITITITIZT/%7 Delinquency, Alcohol and Drug St. Mary's College Abuse P. 0. 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