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Winona State University Volume LXII, -Number 17 February 6, 1985 UJI, Credit transfers easier with new bill By LISA LARSON Education Coordinating Board to Chief Reporter develop common course A bill recently introducted into numberings to distinguish the Minnesota House of remedial, lower division, upper Representatives could make it division, and graduate course easier for students to transfer to work. colleges. James Mootz, director of The three-part bill, co- admissions at Winona State sponsored by Rep. Tim Sherman University, however, said it is not (IR-Winona), would require the realistic to develop a common state board of community course numbering system. "We colleges to develop a system- can't even get the seven state wide standard of general universities to agree on a education requirements for an common numbering system," he Associate of Arts degree. said. According to Tim Sherman, It would be hard to keep up to there have been problems date with courses dropped, transferring to a four-year college added, and course name changes with an Associate of Arts degree. within each department, said Sherman said the bill's chief Mootz. sponsor, Rep. Randy Kelly (DFL- At Winona State, 330 new St. Paul), had a constitutent who transfer students enrolled this was unsatisfied with a credit fall. In order for them to have their The Raging Apache tackles MO Manager Dave Evenson at mudwrestling night. (photo by Scott J. transfer. general education classes waved, Brooks) "Common course numbering at least 60 credit hours earned would reduce some of the must have been in the liberal arts. Is it really main cultural event ? confusion involved in Two English composition transferring," said Sherman. classes, speech, and a basic If the bill is approved, course math class must have been Mudwrestling slops into Winona equivalency guides would be included. developed between the University At least six credits must have By PATRICK McILHERAN of Minnesota regents, the State been taken in each of the broad Feature Editor of the stage. University Board, state areas such as humanities, social 'Tis Tuesday night, and the Mississippi Oh, but they aren't ready to wrestle quite yet. community colleges, and the sciences, and natural sciences Queen nightclub is seething with anticipation All the ladies are dressed more like secretaries Higher Education Coordinating with one lab class. of Winona's great cultural event of 1985. than athletes, for this is T-shirt time: for a few Board to use between The same rules, however, do The Chicago Knockers are in town. paltry dollars, any devoted sports fan can have a institutions that have a high not apply to a student In less than an hour — sometime around 10 genuine Chicago Knockers T-shirt, autographed frequency of transfers. Two-year transferring in from a vocational p.m. — the Knockers are set to send a standing- by the wrestlers. And they'll gladly converse and four-year private colleges school. If a student completes a room only crowd to the heights of artistic with the custome as they sign their names. would also be asked to one-year program at a vocation ecstasy with a demonstration of their art: mud One of the Knockers, not busy at the participate. school, 24 credits are given. A wrestling. moment, consents to talk with a reporter. Her The bill would also require the completed two-year program Some of the art is in the timing. The show name, she says, is Taste of Honey, and she's University of Minnesota regents, earns a student 48 credits. was to have begun at 9 o'clock, but it is nearly from Calumet City, Ill. Does she enjoy earning a the State University Board, state "Normally, none of these 10 before the crowd catches its first sight of the living by hurling other women about in an community colleges, the state credits can apply toward general ladies on the team. The extra hour, mixed with artificial mud puddle? board of vocational technical education or a major. They are beer and loud tunes, has assured that the crowd "I love it, I'm here, aren't I? We're like a education, and the Higher general elective credits," said will cheer for anything, and cheer they do when family," she gushes, and motions to her sister Mootz. the all-female team files out to sit on the edge athletes. Music activities may lose some SAF funding by DALE KURSCHNER going to the guest musicians costs students approximately $14,000 hole in projected student State University Board on a bond News Editor area of the music activity fund. $3,600. activity funds is still going to be balloon payment coming due in Student activity fund She also asked that some to all of There was little reaction and absorbed by the student union five years caused a problem for allocations to music activities at the fund for the university string not opposition by committee and health services at Winona this year's activity fund ad hoc Winona State may be cut quartest be elminiated. member to Hermsen's proposal. State next year, areas directed by committee. approximately $4,000 next year if As it was unamiously passed. Dr. John Kane, vice president of The board decided last year to approved by President Thomas "As much as the string How students at Rochester's student affairs. begin funding a balloon payment Stark. quartest is an activity for the Winona State University center Kane said he plans to target on 20-year-old bonds originally Student Senate President Mary students, it is also a public are charged by activity fees was most -of the cutback's effects on set up under a 30 year repayment Hermsen last Thursday proposed relations item for the university also looked into at last weeks the student union because "last schedule. the cut during a weekly student because of the number of meeting. After twenty minutes of year I cut $7,500 out of Health That balloon payment fund activity fee ad hoc committee community residents it attracts," discussion alternatives to the Services." He also said it would caused an $8 increase in student meeting because she felt the Hermsen said. present "pay half" policy, be easier to take the cuts in the activity fees at Winona State and money was needed more else Allocations for the guest committee members decided to union because the health service other state universities last year, where. musicians last year totaled leave the rules governing the fee figure is based more on salaries none of which locally went into Hermsen proposed cutting all $1,400 - $2,000, according to alone. than the union's. the student activities. student activity fund money Hermsen. The string -quartet An estimated $12,000 to Late financial planning by the
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Page 2 Winonan February 6, 1985 11•1•1111111111M111•1111111•11INP ro Proposed drinking age law 1‘,e/tyl49:5/0-e-ded affects age groups differently By TRACY KLOVENS senators are concerned with the said Hermsen. Staff Reporter • bill because a major part of One major reason why the bill In approximately six months, entertainment at Winona State is was moved so fast, Hermsen the drinking age in Minnesota in the downtown area. "With so said, is the fact that the Federal could very likely be raised to the many students under the drinking government plans to withold five age of 21. age, if the bill is passed it would percent of a state's highway This past week, the Criminal create problems in finding funds if the bill is not passed. Justice Subcommittee of the weekend alternatives," Hermsen Hermsen said that this bill is Minnesota House of Representa- said. really "more or less a penalty on Winona's Finest & Happiest Hour tives heard a preliminary bill The new age law would still those states letting 19-year-olds dealing with alcohol legislation, allow people of the age of 18 to continue to drink legally." Mon.-Sat. 4 to 7 p.m. Double Bubble, All Drink Specials according to Winona State be employed in the sale of on sale Bob Krause, director of student Delectable hors d'oeuvres Student Senate President Mary liquor, Hermsen said. affairs at the State University NIGHTLY SPECIALS Hermsen. "It just doesn't make any sense System said the board plans to Monday - MAX'S Lite Ladies Nite 2 for 1 If passed, the bill would be to do something like that," she contact appropriate legislators Tuesday - Men's Import Nite brought into effect July 1, 1985 said. about concerns the board has largest selection and would still allow individuals of imported beer on special Hermsen said she was about the bill. who are 20 years old to continue surprised to see that the bill was "We feel attention should be Wednesday - Fiesta Mexicana 3 tacos for $1.00 to drink. moving along as fast as it was paid to coordinating our Margarita and Mexican entrees on special However, individuals who through the legislature. "I was implementation time with those Thursday - Mall Nite Double Bubble turned 19 between July 2, 1984 shocked to realize that the bill of neighboring states. If Friday and Saturday - Meet your friends for a good time and June 29, 1985, will lose their was a major priority at the state Minnesota denies 19-year-olds right to drink under the new level because last year, when the the right to drink before the other Sunday - Chinese Night . . . choice of soup, tidbit basket (4 items) and choice of two entrees. $5.95 legislation, according to bill was first introduced, it didn't states, we envision 19-year-olds Hermsen. even make it out of committee," traveling to those states to She said she and other drink," said Krause. RESEARCH The board also plans to check v.•• Send $2 for catalog Typing, Resumes, of over 16,000 topics to into letting current 19-year-olds Cover Letters assist your research ef- Cheddar Crisps Combo forts. For info., call toll- continue to drink to lessen the Cheese Nachos Reasonable Rates free 1.800-621-5745 (in Il- problems associated with the age Onion Rings Peel-Outs Tortilla Chips Basket VA I, Mozzarella Sticks linois call 312.922-0300). limit change. Max-ican Skins Egg Rolls Phone 452-7774 Authors' Research. Rm Mushrooms Flauta Chicken Drummies 407 S. Dearborn. Chicago, IL 80605 WE HAVE "THE YEAR'S MOST COMPELLING LOVE STORY.: CLIFFS Diane Keaton's finest performance." NOTES —Jack Mathews, USA TODAY Cliffs Notes answer your questions about literature **Mel Gibson as you study and review. is superb." Each is designed to help —Pauline Kael, NEW YORKER MAGAZINE improve your grades and save you time. Come in and see our "Powerfully acted." Cliffs Notes display. —Rex Reed, THE NEW YORK POST Get Cliffs Notes Here: "A near-perfect Little Professor Book Center movie." WINONA MALL —Peter Rainer. Hours LOS ANGELES HERALD EXAMLNER 10:00-9:00 M-F 10:00-5:00 SAT 452-7880 12:00-5:00 SUN "Mel Gibson and
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By SUSAN RICKETTS Representative Virgil Johnson is to clarify the statute and to Staff Reporter has written an amendment to that broaden the interpretation," he An amendment to an education law, statute 136A.121, said. bill may soon give financial aid to subdivision 10 and Sherman is One part of the amended bill students who had interrupted sponsoring the bill in this reads, no individual may receive their curriculum to go to work and Legislative session. financial aid under this section since returned to finish their Johnson described a problem for more than the equivalent of Remember Valentine's Day degrees. one of his constituents had last four academic years. Thursday, Feb. 14th "The present statute now says year at Winona State University, Johnson said that a student if someone started college Sept. 1, which brought about the should be eligible for financial 1980, he has 4 years eligibility amendment. aid for 4 years at any point, not and if he takes a year or more off "A student at Winona State meaning 4 consecutive years and comes back to college he is had gone to Dunwoody Institute only. penalized because the clock was for one year and then worked a Sherman said the bill would still running when he was gone," few years. He then returned to allow a student to take time off to said State Representative Tim school at Winona State. Because Member work and then return to resume Sherman. of the way the present statute is his studies. American Gem interpreted, after 4 years, it "The bill doesn't restrict Society RESEARCH. PAPERS eliminated him from financial aid anyone. It allows more people to 14,789 to choose from ,-- all subjects! Mon.-Thurs 9.5 in his senior year," said Johnson. be eligible," said Sherman. Fri. 9.9 Rush $2 for the current, 306-page cata- JEWELERS "The intent of the amendment 77 Plaza East Sat. 9.5 log. Custom research & thesis assis- tance also available. Research, 1 1 322 Idaho Ave., #206 JC, Los Angeles, CA90025 (213)477-8226.
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Pape :4 Winonan February 6, 1985 Editorials House bill to help transfer students
A bill introduced in the state House of Representatives is a 114AM( You FOR needed shot in the arm for transfer students. TRANsFERING
Rep. Tim Sherman (I-R Winona) is co-sponsoring a bill that would wsu require the state board of community colleges to develop a system- wide standard that would cover general education requirements at four-year universities.
The bill clearly ties in with the State University Board policy of cooperation between all state colleges for the purpose of making on this flight. education more accessible. Hold it! We don't take luggage
This bill would be a great boost for Winona State, ending all problems of students transferring from Rochester Community College to Winona State. Letters Students wouldn't have to worry about having to go an extra quarter or more to make up for classes they had already taken at a community college — only to find that the credits didn't transfer. Star Wars prompt talks Faced with a challenge to the most important and most threatening element of their nuclear To the Editor: Since Winona State has 330 transfer students as of this fall, the reserves, the Soviets have two choices. One is to CBS New's "Face the Nation" led off its bill could make it easier for them to adjust to the college without compete. The other is to negotiate. Maybe the program as such: "Arms control talks with the going through all of the frustration of taking a class over that they arms race will never be solved, but at least Star Soviets could be in trouble because of Reagans' had previously taken at a community college. Wars, by giving America a strong edge, has given support from Star Wars." This idea is exactly the Soviet Union the incentive to talk. wrong. Sincerely, This transfer bill also gives students the opportunity to transfer Kevin Whitley to any of the six state universities. It gives the student more In fact, arms control negotiations are in alternatives to choose from. existance because of Reagans' support for Star Keep grades confidential Wars. If Reagans' expensive program has finally led Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko to To the Editor: As promising as the bill sounds, James Mootz, director of Knowing your legal rights is the best way to admissions at Winona State, said the bill isn't realistic because the Geneva to negotiate, then the conclusion must be that Star Wars is good for arms control. protect them. So I would like my fellow students to state universities can't even agree on common numbering systems. be aware of one which is being violated at Winona Star Wars had induced the Soviet Union to State. However, a bill like this becoming law has a funny way of making declare that they are willing to negotiate reductions in offensive arms, as stated in an Few faculty members seem to be aware of the community colleges and state universities work together...or else. Data Privacy Act. It is a law which protects people It's time all colleges stop looking out for their own small interests article in the Winona Daily News. Isn't that safer than two nations with nuclear arms not talking? from having private information, like grades, and work with other universities to make education accessible to disclosed publicly without their consent. Posting transfer students instead of a credit nightmare. Some might argue that arms control talks have resulted only because of the medium-range grades by social security numbers and leaving missiles placed in Europe by the United States. tests in public places, like the hall outside the teacher's office or in the laboratory, are illegal This is not true; however. In fact, in a Minneapolis Star Tribune article entitled "Gromyko: Star Wars practices without written permission of the talks a must," Gromyko was quoted as saying student. 14 false fire alarms "...continued development of missiles in Europe Unfortunately, these practices are convenient could endanger the new negotiations." for both teachers and students. We want to know our grades as soon as possible after a test. Gromyko also said in that same article that "It is Leavings the tests in places the students can get impossible to examine productively questions of are no big joke strategic nuclear armaments and intermediate- to and posting the scores are fast ways to get the range nuclear weapons without considering information out. Some legal alternatives are to meet with students individually, take class time Some students go too far. In January alone, 14 false alarms were questions of space, outer space." Evidently, the distributing the tests or grades or post the scores reported by Winona State. This isn't a "joke" or a "prank" it is Russians are desparate to stop Star Wars because by some private code. Many teachers already do dangerous. it weakens their huge first-strike nuclear force, and thereby keep our grades private. Scott Peak, acting housing director, warned that false alarms closing with Ronald Reagan once called the It is the teachers that don't keep grades private cause an "1'11 just stay in my room" attitude. "window of vulnerability." which disturb me. In my chemistry class, the Each time an alarm is pulled and each time it is found to be a A second argument against Star Wars being the teacher would leave the weekly quiz in the lab. false alarm, the more people are going to stay in their rooms and principal inducement for arms talks is that this will Everyone who got there before me would know chalk it up to another false alarm. only cause the Soviets to compete more, how well or poorly I had done. The same things What is worse than the people who pull the alarm is the other worsening the situation. But a study done by happen in physiology. dorm residents who know the people that did it, but won't say Congress' Office of Technology Assessment Again, the teacher left the tests in the lab anything. estimates that "overwhelming such a defense is unattended for all to see. I was embarrassed and Not only is the fire department upset, but the university as a and exceedingly difficult and impossibly sometimes humiliated when another student whole is upset. There could be a solution to this problem: Other expensive proposition." would meet me in the hall and tell me what my universities with this problem have special fire alarms that spray Why are the Soviets so afraid? So afraid, in fact grade was as I hurried to lab to remove the test ink when pulled — a good way to identify who pulled the alarm. that they have swallowed their pride and returned from others' scrutiny. Occurences like these are This, however, costs money — and will come out of the students' to talk. The reasons are simple. Charles what compel me to write. pockets. We don't feel like paying for special fire alarms. We don't Krauthammer of the Washington Post explains Your score on a quiz or test is nobody's like getting up at 4 a.m. to stand in sub-zero weather. them in his article: "Star Wars works because it business but yours. Posting grades by social Pulling a firm alarm is not getting back at the "university." It is protects weapons, strengthening Americas' security number and leaving tests out are not a way to get back on "authority." It is a way to put your fellow retaliatory (second-strike) capacity. The Soviets violations of this right and should not be dorm residents in the grave. are frantic about this because it weakens their happening at Winona State. Sincerely, huge first-strike force dramatically..." Linda Banes
The Winonan is written and edited by and for the students of Winona State Editor In Chief Greg Abbott Staff reporters Wayne Bower University and is published weekly except June, July, August and exam periods. News Editor Dale Kurshner Kim Flodin-Collins Subscriptions are available from the Business Manager at a rate of $8 annually or $3 Chief Reporter Lisa Larson Marianne Knickhrem quarterly. Address all changes in mailing addresses to the Business Manager. Arts Editor Kathy Vos Susan Rickets Winonan Address all correspondence to: Winonan Editor, 113 Phelps Hall. Telephone 507-457- Feature Editor . Pat Mcllheran Cartoonist Joe Chase 5119. Sports Editor John Schaller Business Manager Will Foreman Deadline for all copy Is noon Friday. Advertising Manager Mike Andersoi, Member of the Associated Collegiate Press and National Council of College Publica- Photography Editor Mark Hoffman Advertising Sales Max Glefer tions Advisers, Chief Photographer. Steve Apps Todd Peterson Winona State University Is an equal opportunity employer and adheres to the Staff Photographers Scott Brooks John Schroeder provisions of Title IX which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education Dan Reiland Editorial Adviser Diana Montague programs. Brian Poulter Financial Adviser Dr. John Kane Page 5 February 6, 1985 Winonan Opinion
Sit back and watch the fireworks After reading last week's articles on nuclear fallout safety and I was stunned. I thought, "My God, procedures in the Winonan, •' • .. •-• ' each person on what they're spending 12 cents per year to educate . D . , some lotion and go to the beach to do during a limited nuclear war." Nuclear procedure 1: Get some J Considering 220,000,000 people in this county, that is a total of about $26,400,000 of our tax money that is being wasted! I mean, why not do something practical with the money — like buy up 13,200,000 more pounds of cheese at $2 per pound for government Counterpoint
distribution. ' Be real. Nuclear bombs falling on Fargo means that some are gonna eventually plop on Winona or even St. Paul. This is not a Jeff Krause Mitch Moore "limited nuclear war" to me. It's just part of a major war. And I'd I really love to see how well a bomb shelter in Winona could stand up to the nuclear weapons existing that are up to 100 times the k strength of the one that fell on Hiroshima, or however you spell it. Just assume Winona takes a near hit and manages to survive. Interns should pay half fees Interns shouldn't pay fees How in the heck are 25,000 citizens of Winona and surrounding Presently at Winona State, interns living more On Jan. 30 the Student Senate voted down a areas supposed to live in these shelters comfortably? And what are than 50 miles from the college must pay half of the proposal made by the Student Activity Funding they gonna eat? I know, three cans of food each, per day. That's activity fee. Student Senate voted down the Committee that stated if an individual was doing -75,000 cans of Spaghettios per day, or 13,500,000 cans of committee recommendation that would have an internship over 50 miles away, they would pay no Spaghettios on the shelf to last through the six month nuclear those interns pay no fee for the following reasons. student activity fee for that quarter. winter. The best supporting reason would be the direct The logic behind the proposal was obvious: Will What's worse yet is many of these people would have to drive in cost to all students at Winona State. If we would a student interning in the Twin Cities really have from miles away to reach shelters, and Winona simply does not drop the fee assessed to the interns, we would be an equal opportunity to reap any of the benefits of have the parking facilities available. This would cause great faced with a $7,000-$8,000 drop in activity fee his or her activity fee? discouragement for the Winona Area Chamber of Commerce revenue. This would mean that the students at In discussing the proposal, one arguement because potential customers would simply take their bomb shelter Winona State would have to cover this drop made in opposition to it was that its impossible business elsewhere for the season. through further increases in the fee level. to determine which students maximize the After a war, there wouldn't be any usable natural resources Even though I personally may not use as many services and resources that are funded by the available for continuing a life with any sort of margin for of the activities others do, I still have to pay the activity fee. It's quite obvious that not all students maintaining a large capitolistic nation with a standard of living of full fee level. The compromise has already been use all the services provided and that some the U.S. today. All the computers would be useless because of no made for the interns to pay only half the fee. students get more out of their fee than do others electricity, and you know what that means...we'd all have to learn Another reason for paying the half-price would (ie: athletics). the fundamentals of math over again. be the fact that they are taking Winona State But the fact remains that while we are attending And another thing, who in the heck wants to be around after all of credits, and are therefore Winona State students. Winona State we do have the opportunity to use the this fallout and radiation is around. There's gonna be people losing In schools like University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, services and resources provided us by the fee, and their hair and others with skin fallin' off and coughing junk up, and the activity fee is automatically incorporated into if we choose to use or not to use these services, it the river will be full of dead fish. That isn't pretty, unless you're a the tuition base. Hence, the interns automatically is clearly our own choice. sicko. pay full fee levels for taking University of I just don't feel that an intern in St. Paul has an For all those who want to know about nuclear war safety Wisconsin-La Crosse credits no matter where the equal opportunity to use the activity fee money procedures. I tell you what: Grab a bottle of Jack Daniels, a lawn internship is. Which would you rather have — the and therefore should not be required to pay the fee chair and kick back to watch the fireworks. full fee level or half the fee level? I think half the for that quarter. fee level. The Student Voice What do you think of early dorm payments
16. Beth Wilke Sue Peters Ken Metz Robert A. Sartini Todd Wallacy Business Mass Communications Franny Coleman Mass Communications Accounting Elementary Education Business North Auroa, Ill. Auburndale, Wis. Eagan Deerfield, Ill. St. Paul I don't like it because It's basically good, at Bloomington I like it because when I It's a good policy. I don't think that it is a many have not had time least you know if you I think it's a good idea. was a freshman I didn't People need to know The freshmen will now good idea. I don't think to figure out where they have a place to stay. If know if I had a place to things like this right know they have a place the school should have want to live. Also by this you decide not to live stay, or whether to look away so they can make our money earlier just so time many people don't there early enough you to stay earlier. for an apartment until plans which affect their they can collect interest know how much money also have the option of August. future. off it. they have and what their getting your money back. options are.
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IS it true Government jobs. you can buy jeeps for $44 $15,000-$50,000/yr. Too much food being wasted through the U.S. Govern- possible. ment? Get the facts today! all occupations. How to Call 1-312-742-1142 find. Call 805-687-6000, bothers food service director Ext. 6801-A Ext. R-6195 by DALE KURSCHNER roast beef, chicken and french "Too many times they try to News Editor fries." pass the buck on to the quality of KOLTER BICYCLE STORE Jim Thalacker has been in the One reason why Thalacker finds the food, but deep down inside food service business for more it hard to take about the food they know that isn't the case." SCHWINN BICYCLES - TRICYCLES - SKATES than eight years now, spending going to waste is that the food He said he- would like to see a PHONE: 507 - 452-5665 that time at four different service runs a cycle menu. "The waste study done at Winona colleges and in two food service students know whether or not State because it hasn't been 400 Mankato Avenue - Winona, Minnesota companies. they like something from when done before and is badly needed. But, he's never seen as much we served it before," he said. "It hasn't been contemplated food go to waste as what does at Another reason why Thalacker seriously enough yet," Thalacker Layaway for spring Winona State's food service. finds it hard to understand why so said. "I think it should be in the "Its just flat wasted," said much food is being wasted is future." Thalacker, assistant food director how Winona State compares to Schwinn Sprint for Winona State's food service. colleges he used to work at. Winona Swim Club "Students take more than they Based on his years at Notre Ten speed with kick stand 27" wheels. need so they don't have to go Dame, Yale and Northwestern Now hiring coaches. back for seconds," Thalacker Missouri State, Thalacker said One needed April 15 - said. "They take an over-amount Winona State is the worst when it May 25. Two needed May For only 4995 so they can just sit down and eat comes to food wasted by 27 - August 4. Send what they want." students. resume by Feb. 15 to With the starvation going on in At those colleges, waste Mary Hewett, 1854 W. studys were made to find out how third world countries such as King St. Ethiopia, Thalacker said it really much food was thrown away by upsets him to see Winona State students. Thalacker said just by An equal opportunity employer. students throwing away so much looking at the food tray lines a N food. person could see Winona State is "The food itself isn't worse than the other schools. Granny Bag Footbag something the kid tries, doesn't "There's not one student who available at like and throws away," he said. can say they throw food away like WSU Bookstore "It's the really big items like that at home," said Thalacker. $ 5.00
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WSU coaches teach the kids Photos & text by Brian Poulter
Many parents turn to the Young Men's Christian Association in Winona to help coach their children in the game the YMCA invented — basketball. Twenty of ,the twenty-four coaches in this years basketball league are Winona State students. These student coaches three divisions, first and second graders, third and fourth graders, and fifth and sixth graders. Steve peterson, director of athletics at the YMCA, said, "those Winona State students were really a big help. The only way we had to repay them for their volunteer service was with a pizza party." Each coach usually volunteers between three and five hours of their time each week to the leagues. The teams meet twice a week, the first day to practice and the second day to play against another Paul Allen attempts to call time-out, after his team team. practicing. Julie Buddie, a coach of one of the first and second grade teams, insisted the coaches are repaid for their efforts other than by the pizza party. "We receive the satisfaction of watching these kids grow within the game," she said. "It is rewarding to see them learn sportsmanship, such as after each game when they shake hands." "One of the most rewarding moments for me was the last game, which ended in a tie," Buddie said. "I was sitting down with my team complimenting them for their playing when one of the kids from the other team came over and shook my hand and said, 'nice game coach."' It would certainly seem that the spirit of the game has been instilled in the youngsters. During some of the games the score of one team would be more than twice that of the other - but you couldn't tell when looking at the intensity of the playing or at the smiles on the faces of the players. Look closely, and you might see the next Larry Bird, or Dr. J. Then look at the coaches, may you'll see the next Bobby Knight or Al McGuire.
Steve Rosenberg has a couple of reasons to be smiling; his team leads by six points, and is Even if you are not 6 foot 5 inches, you get awful thirsty during a gam on the way to an undefeated season. help the situation. February 6, 1985 Page 9
es attacking him is more fun than Coach Julie Buddie's team practices the two most important things in basketball; shooting free-throws, and spinning the ball on your index finger.
rafting In line for a drink doesn't Bill Lindsey fires-up his team at half-time during the last game of the season.
Page 10 Winonan February 6, 1985 Feature False alarm epidemic is more than hassle
By MARIANNE KNICKREHM funny. Staff Writer "I wouldn't even call it a prank," he said. Once upon a time, there was a college "It's a violation of law. We do prosecute." student who lived in a residence hall with Last year, Peak caught two students many other students. Like most students, he pulling a firm alarm when there was no fire. liked to have fun, and sometimes he played They were formally charged, prosecuted, and jokes on other people. found guilty. One day, boredom set it, and the student According to Krall, any violation of a fire said to a friend, "I know what would be fun. code is a misdemeanor, and is punishable by Let's pull the fire alarm in one of the halls a jail sentence, a fine, community work and watch everyone run out of the building." hours, or a combination of these So they did. punishments. Hundreds of students rushed out of the Krall said the seriousness of the violation building, bewildered at seeing no fire and goes beyond putting the lives of people in smelling no smoke. The two laughed in the residence halls in danger. "Every year amazement as they saw a big fire truck come firemen ar e injured in the line of duty going barrelling down the street at 45 miles per to and coming from alarms." hour. Firemen, policemen, RA's, and Nationwide in 1983, 106 firemen were university staff jumped about, making sure killed in the line of duty, and 24 of those all the residents were safely out, only to deaths occurred on the way to or from an discover there was no fire. alarm, Krall said. Thinking this was fun, the students did it Krall said it must be realized too, that again, and again, and again, and again, until every time the fire department responds to an one night, there was a real fire. A student alarm, the lives of people on the roads could pulled the fire alarm and yelled "fire", but be in danger. In order to reduce possible nobody believed him, and they all went back damage and saves lives at the scene of the to sleep — and never woke up. fire, fire trucks exceed the speed limit, and Though this story is not an incident that run stop signs and stop lights. has taken place at Winona State, it easily He said also that with the frequency of could be. false alarms at Winona State, the firemen Since January of 1984, the Winona Fire tend to get suspicious when they are called Department has been called to 14 false to a fire here, but added, "We have to alarms at Winona State. Most of them respond as if it's a real fire. Evey bit of occurred since fall, according to Fire apparatus responds to fires at WSU." Marshall Ed Krall. Therefore, his concern is responding to a "We have a serious problem here," said false alarm at Winona State, when in the Acting Housing Director Scott Peak. mean time, a fire breaks out on the other side "Anyone who pulls an alarm falsely causes of town. the 'I'll just stay in my room' attitude," he Peak said that even if he suspects a false said, and if a person has this mindset, he is alarm, the fire department must still be endangering himself as well as the person called and the building checked. If a false who must come to his rescue should there alarm is suspected, police and campus really be a fire. security are also informed. Peak pointed out that staying in one's Peak emphasized that students should room is also a violation of residence hall take all fire alarms seriously. It's also rules. Those who do stay if an alarm is pulled important that all students make a good could be punished with work hours or attempt to find the nearest exits, he said. A housing contract cancellation. smoke-filled hall can be chaos. Peak said he doesn't have any idea why Krall said the fire department is beginning "The Raging Apache", a Chicago Knocker, looks warily toward her opponent in Winona State residence halls have had such to work more closely with police on false the Tuesday night exhibition at Winona's Mississippi Queen nightclub. a problem with false alarms this year, but alarms. Krall believes that there are probably (Photo by Dan Reiland) speculated that whoever is doing it is doing witnesses to many of the false alarms that it for kicks — for the thrill of seeing the fire won't volunteer information, but might give trucks come and seeing eveyone get so information if questioned about it. excited about a fire that's not there. Mud wrestling But Peak doesn't think these pranks are Continued from page 1 time, with points awarded according to Taste of Honey has been with the throws, falls, and pins. Knockers for about a year and a half. She And oh, do they throw, fall, and pin. Poet reads to students says she joined the team after seeing it The Mississippi Queen's owner, Cliff perform and asking the manager if she Vierus, and manager Dave Evenson could join. She says it's an ideal line of stand at the edge of the stage to catch on life in city, country work, since she enjoys meeting people any mud-slicked wrestlers tossed off the and she likes traveling. edge. Sometimes, however, they miss, magazines as Christian much time in south By LIZ MILLER By this time, the crowd is quite ready and the fight rages on into the front Science Monitor, The Great Minneapolis, includes many Staff Reporter to be excited. All of the tables have at fringes of the audience. The crowd also In the past she has been a River Review, City Pages, personal experiences in her least four people at them, and a gallery catches an occasional missile of mud waitress, a model, a mime Lake Street Review and the writing. Subjects include of standees rings the seating area, The pitched by an angry Knocker at booing city street scenes, with and a South Dakota farm Ohio Review, predominantly male, predominantly watchers. images of junkies and rats. girl—but she has always "Language makes me student crowd waits quietly, pressing But the crowd loves it. And they get a been and will be a poet. happy," she said when As a result of her slowly forward to the stage area, as the few laughs as Vierus and Evenson take a Sheryl Noethe had her describing the inspiration experiences, she feels she disc jockey calms them with the turn at the sport. It's the ladies, though, first poem published at age for writing poetry at a has developed a strong soothing melodies of Twisted Sister and who are the stars, women groping at 22. After spending several reading in Baldwin Lounge character. "Fight enough the Clash. each other in front of jeering crowds. years in Europe performing on Jan. 29. dragon, become dragon" is And now, a man in a black tuxedo When all the numbers are in, well over pantomime, Noethe came But it was 10 years later her philosophy. appears on stage, and as the music dies, 500 people have paid three bucks for a to Minneapolis, where she Noethe is currently that she had her first book begins to shout at the audience through night of mud wrestling, which is about won her first award, the published, studying short story writing "The Descent of a microphone. Are you excited, he as the bar expected, said a spokesman. American Academy of at Parson's College in New Heaven Over the Lake", screams. The crowd roars. Are you ready Actually, the club is hoping for greater Poetry award from the after winning the New York City. She plans to for the Knockers, he shrieks. The crowd attendance when it presents a wrestling University of Minnesota. 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Vat Page 12 Winonan February 6, 198: Arts Focus Kuehl says good-bye with a one-man show
By KATHY VOS characteristic comic bits that he calls "tongue- Arts Editor twister stories." "Hello Baby" is Jeff "Goob" Kuehl's way of Kuehl said, like Alfred Hitchcock did in his later saying good-bye to Winona State. films, he figured he'd make a cameo appearance Kuehl, a senior theater arts major, is doing a free early so as not to distract from the rest of the one-man show tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the show as the audience anticipates his comic Performing Arts Center Main Stage Theater. character. The production is Kuehl's baby. Not only is he He expects and hopes that students will be the sole performer, but he is responsible for main audience members, in addition to his coordinating publicity, sound, lights and set. brother, "Front-Row Freddie." Kuehl said doing the entire production is "I want to show them what we're doing over challenging because "I had to set deadlines for here in the theater department." myself." Kuehl said he opted to do the recital rather than Since Kuehl knew he would be busy performing take a four-credit lecture class because acting is in the theater department's "Roots to Wings" what he feels comfortable doing. touring production, he started preparing his show Kuehl came to Winona State planning to go into before the January tour. He took cuttings from mass communications, but as he took part in both serious and comic material, as well as adding school productions, changed his mind. As well as original bits and a few songs. university productions, including "Robber The result is a collage of monologues and skits Bridegroom," "Of Mice and Men," "The which Kuehl said shows his range of acting ability. Championship Season," "Theater of the Mind", Known for doing comic roles in school and many others, Kuehl has done five Winona productions, Kuehl feels he "should try to show Community Theater productions. people I'm capable of other types of acting." He said he landed his first major role as a Selections from "Oedipus the King," "Requiem freshman in high school where he played a for a Heavyweight" and a cutting from a speech by preacher. Kuehl grinned and said the director Charles Manson are the serious pieces he's came backstage after the play and said, "You win "giving a whirl" as a serious actor. the award for milking your lines." Kuehl, who cites facial expressions as his Kuehl has evolved from milking lines to getting specialty, has been criticized for overdoing faces an internship with the Rochester Repertory Theater or "mugging" by instructors. He said he has Company where he will be acting and doing public Jeff Kuehl uses an imaginary typewriter as a prop in one of his skits learned to refine his technique and doing the relations work next quarter. for his one-man show. The show is tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the serious cuttings present another challenge. It's a After the internship and graduation from Winona Performing Arts Center Main Stage Theater. (photo by Dan Reiland) matter of "having to be realistic," he said. State, Kuehl hopes to be accepted for summer But the playful "Goob" that many theater -goers stock or will venture to California to try his luck. have come to know and love has not abandoned, To Kuehl, "Hello Baby" is not only a good-bye to the production. Kuehl said he will be opening with Winona State but also a hello to the real world. Capote's The Glass House has a few small cracks
prison. Film preview it has a few problems. The lead characters are played Morrow. Director Tom Gries blends the by bona fide stars, including Vic The screenplay is used to Moreover, the movie depends talents of three excellent actors Morrow, Alan Alda, and Billy Dee highlight the faults of the penal too much on the appeal of Alda By JEFF KISH and about 100 nonactors in trying Williams. Morrow comes through system and in places sounds a lot and Williams juxtaposed by the Staff Writer to create the look and feel of in Napoleonic fashion as the like Quincy with its canned acerbity of Morrow. It turns away The Glass House combines a prison life. His approach wobbles white leader of Cell Block C and soliloquies on factual truth. But from two weakly developed hard-edged story by Truman though in its attempt to capture "protector" of his fellow inmates. these can be overlooked as easily strong points—the cynical Capote with a "cinema verite" form. The look is there, but the Alda plays a professor convicted as one turns off the TV. However, realism of the prison and a directorial approach elicited feel is inconsistent. There are a of manslaughter who must pay these message intrusions and potentially good story. There is most notably by Francois few harsh images interspersed his debt to society with a one maudlin subplot hamper the little overall that is striking at the Truffaut. There is a lot in this throughout that makes one think sabbatical in Hell. Both actors believability which the director roles of the credits, as the awing movie that meets the eye and a about the cloistering severity of are, as usual, excellent in their tries to achieve through location effects flash but quickly fade. few things that hit both eyes full prison life; but most of the portrayals even though their roles shooting. For fans of Scared Scared Straight will be shown force with a sledge hammer. nonactors are stilted and are typical of each. Williams is Straight many of the scenes in Pasteur 120 at 7:30 p.m. Simply put, it is a fair movie and unnatural, fostering incredulity in simply too smooth for the role of should seem too slick for that Saturday. Admission free with certainly good entertainment, but the plot. Lennox, the black antithesis of jolting, public toilet reality of a WSU I.D., $1 without. Final show for 5-year-old Concert features soloists The Winona State University teaching, he has organized his
By CATHY MATTHEWS which she begins this week. But a variety show Symphonic Wind Ensemble, own professional band,
Staff Reporter would have taken too long for the community under the direction of Dr. Lee A. "Fantasy," which performs The Winona State University theater members to develop and get organized. Mendyk, will present a free con- extensively in the area. department's touring show did a very special Jeff came up with the idea of having the cert Sunday at 3:00 p.m. in the Included on the program will be final performance of "Roots to Wings" for the touring show go to Elkader and perform. The Performing Arts Center Main several student soloists. Tom benefit of a sick little 5-year-old girl last Friday. other seven peformers in the show agreed. Stage Theater. Kelly, a junior music major, will The touring show gave a fund-raiser Slobhan Fusillo and Shari Fusillo had a track Gary Urness, a 1967 music perform "Ode for Trumpet" by performance in Elkader, Iowa, to get money for meet scheduled at St. Cloud State the weekend graduate of Winona State Alfred Reed. Kristi Bade, a a 5-year-old girl with leukemia. of the benefit, but they agreed to sacrifice University, will be guest senior music major, will Jeff Kuehl, a performer in "Roots to Wings," going to the meet and instead did the fund- conductor. He has played perform the first movement of suggested the idea of a fund-raiser to director raiser. trumpet and piano in a large Wolfgang Mozart's "Concerto for Vivian Fusillo. The idea came to Jeff one Kuehl said he got some self-satisfaction by variety of performing groups in Oboe." Freshman business evening when he was talking with his mother. doing the show in his hometown. "It shows the Phoenix, Ariz., and more administration major Steve Mrs. Keuhl was telling Jeff about the girl people of my town what four years of college recently worked for the Hal Doering will perform the with leukemia who lives in his hometown of has done for me," Leonard Music Corporation in trombone classic, "Morceau Elkader. People in the town, population 2,000, The Lutheran Brotherhood of Elkader said it Winona. Currently, he is the Symphonique" by Alexandre wanted to put together some type of variety would match the amount raised by the benefit. junior high school band director Guilmant. show to raise money for the girt's treatment in Arcadia, Wis. In addition to his Page 13. Flikiivary 6, /905 Winonan Sports No. 1 ranked gymnasts 2nd at La Crosse
by JOHN PAUL SCHALLER Sports Editor The Winona State University gymnastics team finished second in the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Invitational on Saturday as it was edged out 138.20 to 137.55 by the University of Iowa. Gustavus was third in the meet with a 134.25, while Fort Hayes, Kansas was fourth with a 131.65. La Crosse took fifth place, while Eau Claire, North Dakota State and Superior finished sixth, seventh, and eighth respectively. Kathy Horyza won the vault for the Warriors with a score of 9.25. Tracey Harvey, who is the topped-ranked all-around gymnast in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, finished third with a 9.0 and Jean Schuler was eighth with an 8.75.
We hit on a greater percent of our routines in
this meet than we have all year,' — Juaire
In the floor exercise for Winona State, Katie Dempsey finished in first place with meet record of 9.2. Harvey and Schuler finished in a tie for third with a score of 8.85. Sylvia Ponce-Sawyer finished in fifth on the uneven bars at 8.75 and freshman Laura Robillard finished in seventh with an 8.65. Ponce-Sawyer finished fourth on the balance beam with a score of 8.45 and Schuler was fifth at 8.40. In the all-around competition Schuler finished second at 34.35 for the Warriors and Robillard was fifth at 34.1. Head Coach Steve Juaire was disappointed with the second place finish, but he was still pleased with the Warriors performance. "We looked great," said Juaire. "I, think we were the best team there." According to Juaire, the scoring got away from the judges and the Warriors may have come out on the short end. "We hit on a greater percent of our routines in this meet than we have all year," said Juaire. Juaire was also pleased with the individual performance of Laura Robillard. "It was Laura's best meet of the year," said Juaire. Juaire also felt that the absence of Sue Litschke due to a back injury may have hampered the Warriors efforts. Litschke, who is ranked third in all-around in the NAIA poll, has been bothered by a sore back. She is expected to compete in Saturday's meet against the University of Wisconsin-Madison at McCown Gym. Juaire, whose Warriors are ranked first in the NAIA poll, feels that Winona State has an excellent chance to win the meet. "We have beaten Madison once already this year, but they were without five of their people," said Juaire. The meet starts at 1 p.m. and Juaire says it will be an excellent chance to see some very good gymnasts competing against each Winona State's Kathy Horyza performs a maneuver called a full-on, handspring off during the UW-La other. Crosse Invitational held Saturday. Horyza placed first in the vault with a 9.25. (photo by Mark Hoffman) Men's buckets team drops two, losing streak at six
by JOHN PAUL SCHALLER Sports Editor The Winona State University men's basketball team dropped two games last weekend and extended its losing streak to six games. On Friday the mistake riddled Warriors dropped an 80-71 decision to Bemidji State. The Warriors appeared to have the momentum in the final minutes of play as they came back from a 53-39 second half deficit and tied the score at 61 with 6:41 to play. The Beavers, however, outscored Winona State 15-4 over the next five minutes and the Warriors never recovered. Jason West pumped in 23 for the Warriors to lead all scorers, while Mike Sir added 13 and Bill Barker finished with 12. Winona State hit 25 of 60 from the floor and 21 of 24 from the free throw line. On Saturday the Warriors dropped their sixth game in a row to the University of Minnesota-Duluth 74-65. The loss was also the Warriors fifth in Northern Intercollegiate Conference play in a row. The Warriors, who trailed the whole game, were down 60-46 midway through the second half after Jason West and Tim Buddenhagen were both called for technical fouls. Despite the technicals, the Warriors battled back and got as close as 63-61 before the Bulldogs put the game out of reach. Barker lead the Warriors with 14 points, while West netted 13 in the losing effort. A frustrated Bill Barker and teammate lay on the floor in rough action at McGown Gym last Saturday night. Winona State, 5-16, travels to Moorhead on Friday for another (photo by Scott J. Brooks) NIC game.
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