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by Russ Larson theWSU IFO, Rod Henry, and Another primary concern of the trenchment, and the freezing of ing of the process. Robert Meinhard presented the IFO deals with a clause in PELRA seniority lists. It appears that the It seems that both the IFO (Inter faculty's views on the proposed (Public Employment Labor Rela- faculty's proposal would grant But, while we as students can do Faculty Organization) negotiating contracts. The faculty is asking for a tions Act) which states that if tenure when hired, as is done with little directly with the negotiating team and the team representing the salary schedule. A schedule is used negotiations go to binding arbitra- the community college professors in process, we can take the time to SUB (State University Board) are in every school district in the state, tion, the faculty is bound and must Minnesota. President Hanson says read the newspaper and keep deadlocked in their efforts to the community colleges, and for accept the arbitration settlement, that the SUB is strongly opposed to informed on the progress of the — negotiate a new contract settle- many other professional employees but the SUB can reject it if they so this request and that a probationary negotiations. We also can take 30 ment. The two negotiating teams of the State of Minnesota. Erickson desire. A related problem with period of up to seven (7) years is minutes from our day and write a were sent into mediation on October and the IFO support the salary PELRA is that the settlement or nearly universal in higher educa- letter or two to the governor, our 16, 1978 and as of this week there schedule in an effort to start contract then goes to the legislature tion. area legislators, (and those in your has been very little progress made catching up with past cost of living where it can be accepted, rejected home district, if you're from in reaching agreement on a new changes. The Faculty Associations or modified. After listening to members of Minnesota) and SUB members to contract. Both teams seem to fault proposal is currently asking for a both the IFO and the administra- show them our concern and urge the other for the reluctance and 28% change in salaries the first year On November 16th we gave the tion, it was the consensus of the them to bring about a quick unwillingness to negotiate a con- and 14% the second. The SUB team, administration equal time to come Student Senate that we inform settlement. A strike hurts everyone tract which in essence deals with however, has rejected the faculty's to a senate meeting and present students as to what is happening in one way or another. Students are numerous critical and important proposal and instead proposed an their views on the proposed and what we as students can do no exception. issues. increase of 3% across the board contracts. President Hanson first about it. with an additional 1% to be addressed the issue of salaries and Below I have listed some of the With this realization, the WSU awarded in merit and adjustments merit pay. He explained that a To be quite honest, we can do critical issues and concerns of the Student Senate invited members of at the discretion of the University salary schedule like the one nothing directly. The negotiating is two negotiating teams that I feel both the IFO and the administration presidents. proposed by the IFO is unacceptable strictly between the IFO and the you as students should be aware of. to come to senate meetings and because it is based solely upon the SUB. I would like to state right now Please read them over and make discuss some of the major problems The faculty also discussed prob- faculty members' years of experi- that neither I nor the senate is your own judgements. Also, I have and concerns confronting them in lems they were facing in areas such ence and their degree level. He also taking sides in this dispute. Our listed the names and addresses of negotiations. as retrenchment and the role of the . added that with a salary schedule efforts are only to inform students our area legislators and the mem- department chairs. Their concerns there woull be no merit or equity on what has and possibly may take bers of the SUB and would We heard first from the faculty at in these areas will be discussed in pay given. Hanson also expressed place. In other words, if you come to encourage you to correspond with our November 9th senate meeting. greater detail later. grave concern on the faculty's campus someday and see the pickets them in your spare time and demands for instant tenure, re- out, you'll have a better understand- demonstrate to them your concern Wayne Erickson, President of _ See Negotiations page 12 278 pints donated in one day Winona Sets Record by Gayle Smith workers, felt that "students were Fakler was pleased with the responsive, but I expected more a turnout and the amount of work Thanks to the outstanding re- faculty turnout than there was." that was put into the drive by the sponse from students and Winona volunteers. She feels that the residents, a record was broken in Fakler pointed out that "If you following letter, which was pub- the bloodmobile drive held at WSU are a donor or your family is and lished in the Los Angeles Times, last Wednesday and Thursday. you've been charged for blood " sums up why those people were out received, call the Red Cross Blood on the floor donating their blood." The drive, which was sponsored Center in St. Paul and they'll check The letter read as follows: by the Red Cross Blood Center in on it for you. They will contact the St. Paul, took in 278 pints of blood. hospital and clear everything up." "When I donated blood recently, That's the most ever received in one it was a reminder of how all day in Winona. The units of blood Once the units of blood are humanity is connected and depen- received on Thursday totaled to 270. numbered and prepared they are dent upon the blood flowing within flown or driven to the Red Cross each of us. With a blood donation, Jan Fakler, the chairperson for Blood Center where they are anyone can play the role of saving the Winona County Red Cross processed mechanically. They are the life of another person. Chapter, said that "the college then identified for the proper blood students were just terrific. Not only group and distributed to Red Cross The donor card I filled out had no in donating their blood but in hospitals across the five-state area space indicating race, religion, or donating their time to help." of Minnesota, Wisconsin, North ethnic background. Who receives Dakota, South Dakota, and Iowa. my blood will be determined simply About 50-60 students were in- by need and compatibility. volved in the volunteer work. They Through technology, one pint of helped by loading and unloading the blood that is donated can be used for The bloodmobile itself was a bloodmobile van, scheduling ap- many purposes. For example, in one miniature of how society should be. pointments, typing, bag numbering, pint, the white cells are used to curb A retired white woman was the and bag preparing. They also life threatening infections; red cells volunteer who typed the card, a worked as donor guides, bed aids, for cases of severe anemia; plate- Spanish speaking nurse took my and canteen servers. letes, the clotting agent, are used to blood, and afterward an Oriental treat leukemia, the crijoprecipitate, nurse stood by while I snacked on There was a dorm competition for a protein substance, for controlling cookies and orange juice. The room the second year, and for the second hemophiliac's bleeding; and remain- was filled with donors of all colors time Sheehan Hall came out on top. ing plasma is used to prepare and backgrounds, but now in a very Out of the 548 units of blood that medication for use to prepare real sense we were all one." was donated to the drive, the dorms medication for use by persons with were responsible for 248. Sheehan any type of blood. The Red Cross Bloodmobile Hall was awarded with a trophy surpassed its goal of 500 units at that was donated to the drive by Anyone donating blood has to be WSU. They travel to all parts of the Graham and McGuire Sporting between the ages of 17 and 65 and private and public universities in Goods in Winona. weigh at least 110 pounds. A donor Minnesota. They will be back at can only give blood every 56 days, WSU from March 5th through 9th. LeDonna Wistrcill of the St. Paul and American Red Cross, takes a donation Scott Peak, who was in charge of or five times a year. from senior Cheryl Ryar., whil: student volunteer Beth Wright looks on. the publicity and organizing the [Photo by Kevin Hanson]

Page 2 December 6, 1978 Swims to freedom Woods Describes His Escape by Joe Bissen afternoon session Monday. "The interests in South African busi- city to city to speak to Americans consulates who say, 'Don't listen to Neither a swim to freedom across government (in South Africa) pro- nesses. He said what Americans are paid off? Woods thinks so. "Many of that fellow.' " However, many the Telle River from South Africa to hibited me from speaking to more doing,in effect,is loaning money to the places I've been to have been people have listened to Donald Lesotho nor 32 appearances in six than one person at a time. But the countries so they can oppress followed up by South African Woods lately, and many of them are weeks at American colleges have other day, someone estimated that people. Divestment, Woods said, agreeing with what he has to say. dampened Donald Woods' enthusi- I've spoken to 200 million people," would put "a pressure on them asm in speaking out against the Woods said of his American tour. (South Africa) to negotiate rather apartheid government of South than engage in a shooting match. Africa. Woods said he has not found Americans apathetic, but he did say Woods is the author of a Woods, former editor of the East they were "superficial" and had "an recently-released book about minor- Greek London Daily Dispatch, a metropoli- all-encompassing parochialism." He ity leader Stephen Biko, who died in tan South African newspaper, is thought the reason for this is that a South African prison last year. now a refugee. He made his 32nd Americans live in a big country, and Woods' voice was bitter as he spoke stop at Winona State Monday, Nov. tend to isolate themselves from of the book being "A tragic story of 13, speaking to political science and everyone else because of the Corner my closest friend and how they journalism students in an informal nation's size. He also said Ameri- killed him." session and to the public in a more cans were underinformed on third- formal session Monday evening. world issues. But Woods did not just confine Melody Lund and sophomore Todd Bille. Congra- himself to the topic of South Africa. tulations to Dan and his new That Woods is able to speak to When the subject of South Africa He also spoke of his experiences as a I hope all of you had a happy pledges as they start their colony. American audiences at all is and treatment of blacks came up, journalist and he offered advice to Thanksgiving. The Greeks at WSU somewhat amazing. Just one year Woods predicted that the apartheid budding newspaper reporters. are getting more involved in campus Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity is ago, he was officially banned by the government now in power in South activities this quarter. The various busy organizing their league bow- South African government for Africa would inevitably fall, because He called his education as a writer organizations on campus have ling team for this winter. They hope writing antigovernment and anti- of the sheer number of minority in London "brutal." "You had to be Greeks involved in them and more to have a successful season in apartheid editorials as editor of the blacks in the country. very much on your toes. Those Greeks are joining other organiza- bowling. Dispatch. papers require that you come totally tions every day. Although he said he thinks the prepared," explained Woods. Alpha Delta Pi sorority held a The ban meant he was prohibited apartheid system could be overrun Don't forget to attend the "Disco drawing in which Steve Hanson won from returning to his job at the by violence if necessary, he said h€ Woods advised the journalism Dance for Charity" on Wednesday $100. Congratulations, Steve! newspaper, he was prevented from hopes that South Africa will students in the group to get work at that's today,Dec. 6 at 8:00 pm in the Friendship Week will begin Dec. 11 speaking to more than one person at recognize the rights of the 23 million a small newspaper before trying to East Cafeteria. SueAnn Kuchen- for the ADPi's pledges. Their a time, and that his home would be blacks before violence erupts on a tackle a job at a metropolitan paper. meister of the HPER department initiation will be on Dec. 13. The bugged and his mail read. large scale. He told the group this after saying will be giving free disco lessons. All ADPi's are busy putting together earlier, "Paradoxically, it was easier proceeds will go to Winona Volun- their Care packages for the fresh- But after his dramatic escape to Woods is counting on the United working on a national paper than a teer Services. There is a $.50 men. The ADPi pledges are winding Lesotho and freedom last January States to help in this matter, and he local one for me." donation at the door. up their pledge period by having a (he hitchhiked 185 miles, used three praised the Carter Administration Christmas party at Community disguises, hiked 35 miles through a He commended American news- for "raising the morale of blacks" by Now for some individual Greek Memorial Hospital for the patients. forest, and forded the Telle), Woods denouncing apartheid. He contends papers for their "readiness to tackle news. vowed to "raise hell," as he said in a issues," but he added, "American that Carter "is committed to what Alpha Xi Delta sorority is busy Newsweek article. newspapers do things that techni- the U.S. stands for." Dan Ruda, president of Alpha planning their annual Christmas cally belong in the 18th century." Kappa Lambda fraternity, is proud Dinner. This exciting event has Woods repeated that promise to Woods urges American compa- to announce the pledging of two new been planned for Dec. 9 at the the group of about 40 at the nies to divest themselves of Has all this work of going from members: freshman Steve O'Connor sorority house.

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THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY THE. PUBLISHER AS A PUBLIC SERVICE December 6, 1978 Page 3 BSA Job On Tuesday, December 12, Mr. Challeen Explains RA Positions Graham Howard, an executive with the Boy Scouts of America, will be recruiting Class I Executives for the North Central. Region of the United Nationally Known Open Up States. The North Central Region includes the states of Minnesota, by Doug Van Antwerp 3. Build a caring relationship with Iowa, North and South Dakota, Rehabilitation each student on the floor. Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, Kan- Applications for Resident Assis- 4. Enforce school rules and serve sas, Missouri and Nebraska. tant (R.A.) positions for the as a model of good behavior. Program 1979-1980 school year are available 5. Be aware of building repairs Class I Executives work with Boy Scout troops and their respective at the Housing Office, 132 Kryzsko needed on the floor and ensure Why does the American judicial tics to support his position. The leaders within a designated region Commons. that the necessary Maintenance system fail in stopping crime and national repeat offender rate ap- of a state. Basically, a Class I is done. rehabilitating offenders? How does proaches 50 percent after three Executive recruits and trains adult Although the initiatls "R.A." are the system perpetuate and com- years. Thus, . one out of two leaders, raises dollars, and advises often heard in the residence hall, Residence hall work takes a lot of pound its mistakes? What can be offenders will return to jail for Boy Scout troops. A 30 day training very few people seem to be aware of time and effort. It requires know- done to remodel the justice system another offense within three years program is scheduled for all Class I what the job involves. An R.A. is ledge of your strengths and to halt the spiral of repeat offenders after punishment for the first Executives. expected to fulfill the roleS of weaknesses, and such positilie traits and compensate the victim of a offense. Under the Winona County student, counselor, advisor, discip- as: imagination, enthusiasm, ingen- crime? These were some of the restitution program, however, the A beginning salary of $10,200, linarian, and friend. Some of the uity, concern, and courage. difficult questions Winona County repeat offender rate is a remarkable plus car and fringe benefits. actual duties and responsibilities of Judge Dennis Challeen addressed 2.7 percent after five years, far the Resident Assistant are: Completed applications are due at himself to in a talk given Wednes- below the national average. Mr. Howard will be at the the Housing Office by January 5, day, Nov. 1, to the Association of Placement Office from 8:00 a.m. to . Be available to the floor 1979. Questions about selection Student Paralegals. Restitution represents a consi- 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December residents for any personal, process can be answered by any derable financial savings to the 12. You must sign up for interviews academic, or financial concerns Hall Directors. Judge Challeen has become state. It costs anywhere from at the Placement Office by Friday, they might have. nationally known for his innovative $12,000 to $25,000 annually to keep December 8. 2. Plan floor activities which will restitution program. Actually, ac- an individual in one of the several develop a community feeling cording to Challeen, restitution is penal institutions in Minnesota. For All majors are eligible to inter- and floor untiy. one of the oldest forms of justice that money, Challeen noted, a view. known to civilization. It is men- college student could pay four years tioned in the Bible as a form of tuition at Harvard. By keeping that punishment and has been identified individual out of jail, the state in nearly every major culture. The makes considerable savings of principle of restitution is to repay taxpayer's money. the victim or community for wrongs committed against them, either Challeen stresses that restitution through financial compensation or is not available for the violent by community service. offense. A murderer or rapist will not be eligible for the program Challeen sees the problem in the because of the nature of his crime judicial system as one of reinforcing and his meance to society. But for a negative self-image.. The lower the the first time, non-violent offender, self-image one has of himself, the restitution is a means to rehabilitate greater the chance that the indivi- the offender and compensate the dual will commit a crime. Jail victim as well. sentences only serve to reinforce a negative self-image, thus locking Challeen has been the subject of. the offender into a vicious cycle of an article in Us magazine and repeating offenses. The restitution appeared on CBS News and as Tom program seeks to build up a positive Snyder's guest on the Tomorrow self-image, to give the offender a show. He has spoken to various feeling of self-worth within society. groups around the country and is As the offender begins to see featured in a film being prepared for himself as a valuable member of international distribution. As his society, he becomes less likely to program becomes better know, commit another crime. restitution could have an enormous impact on the spiraling crime rate in Challeen cites impressive statis- America. Let's Have Our Portraits Taken at Alf

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Page 4 December 6, 1978 Mandatory Advisement Surveyed QUESTIONAIRE ON ADVISING WSU used mandatory student C. Student Need Informing & REGISTERING PROCEDURES advisement for the first time this 1. Publicity needed (6) FR SOPH JR SR year. The students were required to 2. Information to prepare stu- 1. Total surveyed 160 190 80 55 have their advisors sign their dents (8) 2. In what department is your major? unnecessary schedules before pre-registering for 3. Did your advisor? this quarter's classes. D. Problems with Pre-Registration A) Take time to discuss your schedule 64% 73% 77% 65% 1. Classes closing (14) (use pre- B) Merely sign your schedule 36% 27% 23% 35% The following surveys show the registration data to add need- 4. leiigth of conference with your advisor? reactions from both the students ed sections) A) Under 5 minutes 37% 29% 17% 41% and the faculty. 2. All faculty available at B) 5-10 minutes 33% 24% 48% 27%- Pre-registration (5) C) 10-20 minutes 25% 35% 31% 22% 3. Pre-registration caused stu- D) More than 20 minutes 5% 12% 4% 10% Comments Regarding Pre-Registra- dents to miss classes (3) 5. Were you satisfied with the advice you tion Advising - Compiled from 4. Graduate students & off received? A2C2 Sub-Committee Survey. campus students should be YES 66% 81% 85% 84% able to register by mail (2) NO 34% 19% 15% 16% A. Problems with Loads & Time 5. Need more flexibility in 6. Do you feel that madatory advising is 1. Core advisors should meet Registrar's Office (2) necessary on campus? with students in office (2) 6. Drop pre-registration (1) YES 78% 63% 61% 54% 2. Equitable distribution of 7. Have only one registration (1) NO 22% 37% 39% 46% advisees to all faculty (3) 7. If advising had not been mandatory, 3. Large numbers of advisees (5) E. Misc. Suggestions & Comments would you have still taken the 4. More time needed(17) 1. Implement safeguards to initiative to see an advisor? 75% 63% 63% 51% (two weeks advisement time) YES insure that all students see an 25% 37% 37% 49% (4) advisor before registering (6) NO 5. It took too much time (1} 2. Make advisement mandatory 6. Need overload or release time for freshmen (5) (2) 3. Not necessary for upper 7. Conflict with mid-term exam - classmen (4) (1) 4. Meet students in groups Santa ClausMovement 8. Wasted time with no-shows (3) (especially freshmen) (3) ALTERNATIVES, a lifestyle to projects and organizations about the Alternative Christmas 9. Students waited until last day 5. Allow students to choose education group, is sponsoring a dealing directly with human idea. to see advisor (3) advisors (1) nationwide Alternative Christ- needs and social change. 6. Make advising voluntary (1) mas Campaign this year. The Become a Santa Claus with a B. Materials/Information needed for 7. Don't require signature for Campaign will be protesting the As part of the Campaign, the cause, and help make this year's advisors pre-registration (1) commercialization of Christmas, half-satirical/half serious "Alter- Christmas a meaningful and 1. Clarification of catalogue & 8. General Education require- and publicizing the more human native Santa Claus Movement" is socially responsible celebration. requirements (2) ments are inadequate (1) and socially responsible ways to hunting for hundreds - and Write or call us today: National 2. Old/new staff unprepared (3) 9. Added to lists of majors & celebrate, work and live. The hopefully thousands - of stu- Alternative Celebrations Cam- 3. More information about advi- minors (1) Campaign is also encouraging dents, activists and church paign, 1500 Farragut St., NW, sing needed (5) 10. Try it again (2) people to divert money from people to go out to communities Washington, DC 20011; (202)723- 4. Need data from student file (2) 11. It did some good (3) over-consumption at Christmas and campuses to spread the word 8273. (student evaluation sheet, names, phone #, etc.) 5. Need schedules of classes sooner (2) (WSU, CST, SMC) 6. Header .card, etc. for advisor (4)

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Thinking about something different? Do you march to the beat of a different drummer? Let's hear from Opinions you. Letters To The Editors EMERY FOSTER.... Give Him A Chance Freshmen: Don't Get Editor, Winonan: on the line), prankster visits to my apartment and a weird letter that Disappointed With so much hunger in the I've received recently from anony- world, I didn't feel like feasting on mous sources. It was some letter, To all incoming freshmen: that we will get them. When have to be taken at the last minute Thanksgiving Day. I felt like attached to my doorknob with a freshmen go to register, 80 percent to graduate. The reason Winona fasting. So I did. rubber band. Made up of ominously As a fellow incoming freshman, I of the classes are full and we end up State has used the seniority system threatening words clipped from have heard most of the arguments taking whatever we can get. When I for many years is basically to help With so many worthy causes in newspaper headlines, it was highly for and against the seniority system went to pre-register for winter the students with their class need of money, I want to cut out ungrammatical and appeared to at Winona State University. Be- quarter I planned out a schedule of registration. luxury spending and give what I have been done by someone(s) cause of the seniority system, five classes with 18 credits. I ended save to such causes as Amnesty wanting to bait an "old codger" (I freshmen are the last to register. up with four totally different classes Registering for the classes need- International, world hunger, dis- was born in 1905) that they've When registration time comes and only 16 credits. This upset me ed for your major is an important armament, American Civil Liberties chosen to dislike. I have reason to around, we freshmen are the most but I realized there must be a part of your schooling. To be fair to Union, humanistic psychology, or- believe that the perpetrators of this upset with our classes. I believe that reason for it being done this way. all students, the seniority system is ganic farming, the fight against mischief are young people who have the seniority system now used used and I do not think it should be makes registration efficient and nuclear power plants and weapons been badly mixed up by some of the The seniority system is basically changed. I look at the bright side of equally fair to all students attending and for solar energy. propaganda referred to above. used to be fair to the students. It the seniority system; it is up hill Winona State University. also makes registration less confu- from here until we freshmen are I am angry and frustrated by the Why do I "love" the challenge? sing and a lot more efficient. It gives seniors with free pick of classes. I One of our biggest complaints way people have been taken in by Because I know that my thoughts upper classmen a better opportu- hope that all you fellow freshmen, against registration is the seniority nity to take the classes they need to the economic propaganda of Madi- and ideas have elicited a response — through my explanations, will now system. This system causes the fulfill their requirements for their son Avenue, global corporation, whether favorable or unfavorable — look at the bright side of the freshmen to register last, after 75 major. It almost forces freshmen to government bureaucrats, university on the part of the public. But seniority system instead of com- percent of the student body has take the courses which are required economics departments and the anonymous response accomplishes plaining about it. registered. There is no need for us by the college during their first commercializers of Christmas; by nothing. I like face to face dialog Sincerely yours, to plan ahead on what classes we year. This stops them from waiting the political propaganda of Capita- with people holding different views Debbie J. Doyle want because there is a slim chance until later years when they will lism, Marxism and university politi- than mine. Not because I expect to Winona State Freshman cal science departments; by the sex convince them. But because I find propaganda of Sigmund Freud, DH that by listening to what others Lawrence and Wilhelm Reich; by have to say, I learn from them and Winona S.o.u.l. propaganda of superstitious reli- get a more wholistic view of where Dear Editors: religious issue. It is a civil rights babies have been legally killed since gions; and by the pushers of drugs, it's at with people who make up this issue. 1973. The U.S. Census Bureau drink and expensive pleasures of all society we live in. I also find that The abortion issue in America is (Minneapolis Tribune Aug. 11, 1978) sorts. such dialog usually results in our one which most likely will not go Abortionists, who prefer to be recently -reported that there were liking each other, even though we away. This is puzzling to many, called "pro-choice", claim to be nearly three legal abortions for Yet I love the challenge each disagree. especially to abortionists, who felt defending the right of a woman to every 10 pregnancies in 1975. moment confronts me with. The they had ended the battle when, in have an abortion. Pro-lifers claim to challenge to use my energy to help So if anyone reads this letter who 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court be defending the rights of the The entire controversy centers on people gain confidence in the power has been doing this mischief, I hope legalized abortion. unborn child. the question: when does life begin? of their own intuitive intelligence to they'll give , me a ring and have a see through the propaganda hum- little dialog with me, maybe even The issue won't go away because Our constitution is said to protect If you believe, as the pro-choice bug that makes them into sheeple. tell me how they'd like me to change the ever-increasing supporters of the right of every human being to people do, that life begins at birth or my ways. And give me a chance to the right-to-life movement won't life, liberty, and the pursuit of at some undefinable point before I even love the challenge of the respond before they hang up. allow it. The national right-to-life happiness. 'The Supreme Court, in birth, then investigate this issue. nuisance telephone calls (never Ellery Foster movement has emerged from the its decisions Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Those who have studied the saying anything when they get me recent mid-term elections as a Bolton, has taken away the unborn abortion question rarely advocate potent force, if not the strongest child's right to life. abortion. special interest group today. The largest group, the National Right to It is a medical, biological fact that If you believe life begins at Happy Life Committee, is based in Wash- life begins at conception. This life conception, as pro-lifers do, then ington D.C. and is, composed of within the mother's womb is join the right-to-life movement! members from 50 states. obviously human and unique. Once a There are pro-life groups in every child has been conceived, he or she state and every congressional Holidays Right-to-life (pro-life) grassroots has genetic traits unlike any other district. Winona S.O.U.L. (Save Our activity was important in the human being. Can there be any Unwanted Life) is your tri-college September primary defeat of Sen- doubt that this life is a human youth pro-life group. If you can't be ate candidate Donald Fraser and in being? In a democracy that claims to active, then at least lend us your the defeat of Sen. Dick Clark, have set human rights as a top support. You can help save innocent D-Iowa. priority, shouldn't- we at least give lives. You can make a difference. this life the benefit of the doubt? Carl Simons WINONAN The abortion controversy is not WSU Representative of "just" a women's issue, nor is it a Yet untold millions of unborn Winona S.O.U.L. Student Responsibility The Winonan is written and edited by and for the students of Winona State University and is published weekly . except June, July, and August and exam periods. 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Students — it's Member of the Associated Collegiate Press, Intercollegiate Press Association, and National Council of College Publications Advisers. ination. I have worked on this issue Students must realize that we are time we prove to the City of Winona Winona State University is an equal opportunity employer and adheres to the provisions of Title IX through Student Senate and have no longer in high school. We're here that we can, we should be, and we which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs. come to the realization that the at an institution of higher learning want to be respected as adults. basic resistance of the Winona City in order to achieve a goal we have

Co- Editors Mickdad Rangwalla Business Manager Mickdad Rangwalla Council to the status ordinance is set for ourselves in life. What better Dianne F. Smith John Hotzfield Advertising Manager Larry Kerr because of the MINORITY of way to learn than by practical Sports Editor Joe Bissen Kim Buell irresponsible students who make it application. Associate Sports Editor Mike Killeen Advisors Dr. Sandra Bennett rough for the majority of us who are Photo Editor Casey W. Lake Dr. John Kane mature, college-aged students. Students, it's time we start Arts Editors Karen Markert Copy Editor Melody Lund thinking twice before acting. It's Dan Day Circulation Jcihn Grimes Students should, and must, be time we say to ourselves "Hey, I'm

Page 6 December 6, 1978 YWCA Winter Schedule by John Gabbert Student Senate The Winona YWCA has an- December 12 to February 27, nounced its winter class schedule. What dp you do if you are the community of Winona to join favorable conditions, the right to an except Dec. 26. Leah Keith, The "YW" offers several courses of assaulted? What is considered to be with them in recognizing Human adequate standard of living, educa- Instructor. interest to college women. Each will an assault? Who do you contact if Rights week December 10-17. tion, health care, to participate in meet one evening a week and something of yours is stolen? These Human Rights week signifies the cultural life and to enjoy the Relaxation: Simple meditation. requires YWCA membership plus a and many other questions need and 30th anniversary of the signing of benefits of scientific progress. It $13.50. Tuesdays 7:00-8:30 p.m. class fee. Membership is $10 per can be answered. The Student the Universal Declaration of Human prohibits governments from enga- January 9 to February 27. Dr. Senate, along with John Ferden and Rights by the United Nations. The ging in practices. such as torture, year. Stephen Corwin, Instructor. the housing staff, are putting Declaration of Human Rights or the arbitrary arrest and detention, Volleyball: For singles and cou- The ancient board together a program to do just that. Covenant on Civil and Political cruel, inhuman and degrading Backgammon: ples. $11. (Husbands of mem- game for two. $11. Tuesdays With the help of David Knight, head Rights and the Covenant on treatment or punishment. The bers — class fee only, other 7:00-8:00 p.m. December 12 to of Crime Prevention with the Economic, Social and Cultural Winona Human Rights Commission men — $10 annual associate February 27, except Dec. 26. Winona Police Department, this Rights have been signed by 50 will be conducting an open discus- membership plus class fee.) Mary Mattison, Instructor. Thursdays 7:00-8:00 p.m. De- Community Awareness Program countries. Jimmy Carter signed the sion of the Covenants at the regular will be into full swing by the covenants on 23 Feb 78 and they meeting 12 Dec. 78. It is open to the cember 14 to March 1, except Bellydancing: Beginning or Inter- beginning of winter quarter. If you were sent to the Senate for public and you are encouraged to Dec. 28. Toby Dyb, Instructor. mediate. $13. Beginning: have any questions or suggestions ratification. At this point the Senate attend. The meeting will be held at Thursdays 6:15-7:15 p.m. De- concerning the program, contact has yet to act on the Covenants. The the Winona Senior High School Yoga: Hatha program of posture cember 14 to March 1. Shelley your RA or come down to the Human Rights Covenants require Lower Library at 7:30 pm. The and exercise. $13. Wednesdays Smith-Fletcher, Instructor. Senate Office. governments to protect citizen's Commission also encourages citi- (Beginners) 7:00-8:00 p.m. Intermediate: Mondays 6:15-7:15 rights in freedom of thought, zens to write to your states' (Continuing) 8:00-9:00 p.m. De- p.m. December 11 to March 5, HUMAN RIGHTS WEEK religion, peaceful assembly, fair Senators urging them to support cember 13 to February 28, except Dec. 16 and Jan. 1. DECEMBER 10-17 public and speedy trials, the right to the ratification of the Covenants except Dec. 27. Maureen Veronica Vernig, Instructor. form labor unions and freedom of which are in the Senate Foreign Cooney Cezar, Instructor. The Winona Human Rights Com- association. They also provide for Relations Committee awaiting ac- Dance for Adult Women: Ballet, mission would like the residents of -the right to work under just and tion in the next legislative session. 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N s . ...,sni ,>;,\* • ,,,,,AkOZ ‘wtoktvvMk:::• \t, Grapplers Looking For Another Banner Year by Joe Bissen to a good season, just as they and fourth-ranked wrestlers in WINONAN Sports Editor proved to be last spring, when the NCAA Division I. absence of Jerry Nolan and others The other returning national Even if there were no other caused the Warriors to finish sixth qualifier is 134-pound Bruce Ander- indications, tradition alone would in the NIC. son of Albert Lea. seem to say that 1978-79 would be a He points out that in a wrestling The third qualifier is Tom banner year for Winona State season "there are two or three Danielson, who may redshirt this wrestling. really important dates — you've got season. If he does, he will join Bruce Year in and year out, the to be your strongest on those Moe, Ron Mueller, Keith Nardinger, wrestling program at WSU has dates." If a team is missing a and Tom Ryan in sitting out one been one of the school's finest. Fran wrestler or has one at full str ength, year. McCann guided a team which was it chances of success certainly aren't A rather interesting feature highly successful during the late enhanced. among the redshirters is that 1960's and early '70s. When Tom The schedule for Winona State is Danielson and Moe, who have been Eitter took over the program in nothing short of tremendous. Since wrestling quite well in early season 1975, the Warriors went through a the Warriors wrestle out of the NIC, open meets, as unattached wrest- transition period but never lost which Eitter says is one of the best lers, attended the same high school respect from the other NIC teams. small college wrestling conferences together in Caledonia. Last year, the Warriors wrestled in the nation, they will face Danielson took third in both the well in the early tournaments, were excellent competition just about Bison and Iowa State Opens, and up and down in duals, and then lost every time they step on the mat. Moe took fifth in Ames and had the a shot at the NIC title when In addition to seeing at least four most pins in the Bison Open. eligibility and injury problems took nationally-ranked teams within the Dennis Anderson returns to the out some of the Warriors' best conference, the Warriors have lined team after running into eligibility wrestlers. up home dual meets with Eastern troubles late last year. Anderson Still, Winona sent three grapplers power Lock Haven State on has wrestled at WSU for three to the NCAA Division I finals. Two January 4 and the University of years and was the Warriors' top of those three return this year to New Mexico on January 13. wrestler two seasons - ago. He will lead the team, and the third will be The Warriors will also face suit up as the 150-pounder. redshirted. powerhouse teams like Northern The Warrior lineup should look "I think we should be as good as Illinois, Ball State, South Dakota something like this: Joe Chris- last year. I hope we'll be better," State, North Dakota State, and the topherson at 118; Mike Coakley at Eitter says of his charges. He calls University of Minnesota on the 126; Bruce Anderson at 134; Bill his recruiting season "not bad," and road. Olson at 142; Dennis Anderson at figures that this year's Warrior Nolan is one of this year's 150; Danielson, Brian Ryan, or Ron squad should have as its strength returnees. Nolan was Winona Koenig at 158; Nolan at 167; John the upper weight brackets. State's best wrestler last year, and Nell or Jim Brooks at 177; Keith "We have more depth this year, he has already started his '78-79 Johnson, Chuck Klos, or Tom Sixel especially in the upper weights. season in fine fashion. The 177- at 190; and Jeff Twing or Ira From 142 (pounds) on, we have pounder finished second at the Naiman at heavyweight. decent depth," the fourth-year Also in the picture are Randy Warrior wrestling coach Tom Eitter gets a point across during a practice Bison Open, defeating the Big Ten mentor explains. runnerup at Fargo, and he placed Schwanke, Larry Herm and Tom session last week. [Photo by Casey W. Lake] Eitter sees "unforeseen injuries fourth at Saturday's Iowa State Parlin. and sickness" as the major threats Open, losing narrowly to the second

1978-79 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Meisel, Wright Named

Bison Open-N.Dak. State Fargo, ND 10:00 AM to All-NIC Iowa State Invitational Ames, IA 7:00 PM (Iowa State, Nebraska, Missouri, Colorado, Drake, UW-River Falls) Football Squad Sat. 9 Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL 1:00 PM Ball State University Seniors Scott Meisel and Larry water, Florida, gained 1560 yards in Wed. 13 UW-River Falls Invitational River Falls, WI 5:00 PM Wright have been named to three years with the Warrior (Minn., Augsburg, UW-River Falls) represent the Warriors on the 1978 varsity, and finished the season as Sat. 16 Mankato State Open Mankato, MN 10:00 AM ALL-NIC Football Team picked by the fifth leading rusher in the Jan. 4 Lock Haven State, PA Winona, MN 7:30 PM conference coaches in Minneapolis. conference with a 60.1 yards per Sat. 6 Winona State Collegiate Open Winona, MN 10:00 AM Meisel, a 5-10, 170 lb. safety from game average. Wright scored ten Fri. 12 U of M-Morris Winona, MN 7:30 PM Davenport, Iowa, started since his touchdowns in his career and also Sat. 13 Bemidji State University Winona, MN 12:00 PM freshman year and was in the caught nine passes. Wright also University of New Mexico 2:00-4:00 starting lineup for every game that doubles in athletics as he has won Sat. 20 St. Cloud State University Winona, MN 7:30 PM he was healthy thoughout his numerous sprint competitions in the Fri. 26 Southwest State University Marshall, MN 7:30 PM four-year career with the Warriors. conference and was the 197$ Sat. 27 South Dakota State University Brookings, SD 2:00 PM Meisel, who served as a Warrior conference outdoor 100-yard dash Feb. 2 Moorhead State University Moorhead, MN 7:30 PM co-captain this past season, led the champion. Sat. 3 North Dakota State University Fargo, ND 7:30 PM Warriors in interceptions with Warriors named to honorable Thurs. 8 Mankato State University Winona, MN 7:30 PM three, and had a game high 22 mention status included guard Mike Sat. 10 U of M — Duluth Winona, MN 2:00 PM tackles against the UW-Eau Claire Haas (Goodhue), tackle Mark War- Mon. 12 Northern Intercollegiate Conference Morris, MN 10:00 AM Blugolds. Meisel has also played for ner (Clear Lake, WI), receiver John Fri.-Sat. 23-24 NCAA Regionals — Division I South Bend, IN 2:00 PM the Warrior baseball team for two Surrency (Clearwater, FL), quarter- University of Notre Dame years, and will play again this back Tom Kearly (Hancock, MI), Mar. 8-10 NCAA-Division I Ames, IA 2:00 PM spring after "red-shirting" last linebacker Brian Ihde (Farmers- Iowa State University season. burg, IA), and defensive back Mike Wright, a speedster from Clear- Werden (Winona, MN). Men's Basketball Coach: "Born to Run" page 8 Women Cagers, Gymnasts: Number Two but trying harder page 9 •• inside Athletic Directors: Renaissance and Reformation page 10

Page 8 December 6, 1978 Cagers Running Into New Era by Mike Killeen Nauman's team the ball well and shoots well," game. final minutes but couldn't capitalize. Assistant Sports Editor esting to watch, to say the least. "I Nauman said. The Warriors missed that chance, "We have to play more intensely," like the running game," Nauman Other players who will help the however, when Gully was called for Nauman said in subdued tones The 1974-75 basketball season said. "It's enjoyable and it gives us Warriors include Eric Hepker, who a charging call bringing the ball following the game. "Some of the marked the end of the Les Wothke more opportunities to score. I is currently out of action due to upcourt. players were just going through the era at then Winona State College. believe in , scoring." illness, and freshmen center Mark What angered Nauman was not motions out there." Wothke coached the Warriors to And while you would think it Jaskulske. "Mark will be playing the charging call but the fact that "We're still searching for some- another Northern Intercollegiate might be easy for the players to more and more during the course of the Warriors were 5-12 in the free thing we're missing. I don't know Conference basketball champion- convert to a running type offense, the season. He's aggressive, but he throw department. Also, Nauman what you could change — the score, ship that season and a trip to the Nauman thinks it (the offense) "will lacks some speed and quickness," said that he felt it "was ridiculous maybe, but I don't know. Some of national small schools' basketball take a while to learn." Nauman said. that we held them to 16 points in the the players are just too emotionally tournament in Kansas City. Defensively, Nauman, with The Warriors opened their season second half and 59 points in the keyed up. Some of their shots were Wothke left Winona State that tongue in cheek, says he likes to Monday with a 59-57 loss to the game and still lose" . not even close. They have to settle summer, and Ben Hix took over as hold his opponents to "one less point University of Wisconsin-Stevens The Warriors dropped a 92-72 down themselves," the head coach men's basketball coach. The war- than we do." Nauman prefers a Point. However, Winona State decision to UW-Stout Wednesday said. riors went 5-20 that year. man-to-man defense, but will use a battled back from a 12-point deficit night. Although the Warriors held a The only remaining home game The Hix era ended after last zone defense if it's more effective in the second half to give the one-point halftime lead, the team for the Warriors before Christmas season when the Warriors went against certain teams. Warriors one final chance to tie the fell apart in the second half. break is the traditional game 9-18, and Hix left the WSU campus The Warriors will start another The Warriors concluded their against St. Mary's College. The to take a job at Winona High School. fairly small team by NIC standards. Warrior Co-Captains busy opening week at home with a Redmen went to the District 13 Hopefully, a new and more Bob Smith, starting for the fourth Bob Smith 62-60 loss to George Williams playoffs last season and have successful era in Winona State year in a row, and high-scoring Ron College of Chicago. Winona State another strong squad this season. basketball opened under the direc- Gully are at guard, Dave Cicmil and and Don Hageman had chances to tie the game in the See Basketball page 9 tion of new coach Jerry Nauman last junior college transfer Rich Wen- week. And while the Warriors have dorff are at forwards, and holdover gotten off to a 0-3 start, only four Don Hageman is at center. points separate WSU from having a However, if Nauman desires a 2-1 record rather than their 0-3 quicker group of players, Gully can mark. be moved to a forward position with Nauman resembles Hix in several Cicmil moving to the pivot and Mike ways, but their coaching philoso- Krajnak coming in to play guard. phies are as different as night and "We can isolate Gully on a slower day. Where Hix liked to set up forward this way and get him to go plays, Nauman favors a running one-on-one more. Cicmil has im- game; while Hix stressed defense, proved, and Krajnak gives has some Nauman sees it as only a formality. flexibility in the lineup. He handles

WSU guard Ron Gully drives in for a layup as Rich Wendorff [#32] watches Gully is Winona's leading scorer through three games. [Photo by Casey W. Lake] JVers Want to Run Too The Winona State University junior varsity team is trying to do The Warriors have gotten off to a Team members include Mike what the varsity team is doing this 1-2 start, defeating UW-Stevens Divileiss, Jeff Boos, John Fay, and First-year head coach Jerry Nauman. year — run, run, and more running. Point while dropping ballgames to Rick Williams at guard, Terry Rick Unruh, who also plays on the UW-Stout and the Winona Blues White at center, and Dave Bauman, 1978-79 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Warrior varsity team, is in charge of city league team. Tom Mullen, and Loren Mueller at December 6 St. Olaf 7:30 Away the JV. Both Unruh and varsity The JV squad only carries eight forwards. December 7 St. Mary's 7:30 Home coach Jerry Nauman agree in playing members. Unruh reasons, "They've all been playing well and December 11 UW-LaCrosse 6:00 Away coaching philosophy. "We both "your only gonna have five or six playing hard this year," says Unruh, December 15 Macalester 7:30 Away believe in the same things — guys who'll play varsity ball, so why whose team has used the press in December 18 UM-Duluth 7:30 Away running and scoring," says Unruh. carry 14 or 15 players?" the first three games. December 19 Michigan Tech 7:30 Away December 27-29 Stevens Point Tournament 7:30 Away Bowlers Hoping for Repeat Performance January 6 January 10 Southwest State 3:00 Away seventh place in the Minnesota Deutschman also compete. January 13 UW-River Falls 7:30 Home There probably aren't more than Intercollegiate Bowling Conference The women, however, have January 19 Mankato State 7:30 Home a handful of people that realize it, (MIBC). enjoyed a little more success, as January 20 Moorhead State 7:30 Home but Winona State did have a team A 27'/2-18'/2 loss to the University they are the fourth place team in the January 24 Bemidji State 3:00 Home which placed itself nationally last of Minnesota on November 11 MIBC women's standings. Pam January 31 St. Cloud State 7:30 Away year. dropped the WSU men's bowling Grose carries a 162 average and has UM-Duluth 7:30 Home The WSU bowling team took team from fourth to seventh place in bowled the top game of 222. Julie February 3 -sixth In last spring's National the standings, which are headed up Bren has posted a 590 three-game February 7 Michigan Tech 7:30 Home Association of Intercollegiate Ath- by Minnesota and UW-LaCrosse, series. Other bowlers include Terri February 10 UM-Morris 7:30 Away letics (NAIA) national meet in St. which won the NAIA last year. Burbach, Deb Bowar, Lee Ann February 12 Southwest State 7:30 Home Louis, and they did it without the Dave Hultgren heads up the list Pederson, Tammy Engel, and Kathy February 17 UW-River Fallg 8:00 Away help of their number one bowler, of Winona State, bowlers with a 186 Mooney. Feburary 20 Mankato State 7:30 Away Glenn Kooken. average. Jerry Chase follows with a The two teams, which are not February 23 UM-Morris 7:30 Away This year, Kooken is gone, and 181 average. Greg White has the supported by WSU's athletic pro- February 24 Bemiji State 3:00 Away while the women's team is holding team's high game with a 234, while gram, hold their home matches at February 28 St. Cloud State 7:30 Home its own, the men's squad has found Steve Sunderland has the top series the Kryzsko Commons bowling rough going lately and lies in at 622. Dave Lane and Mike lanes.

, December 6, 1978 Page 9 Warrior Women One Step Away From State Title by Carla Stephens unselfish ballplayer. "She can do Rounding out the starting five is WINONAN Sports Reporter everything and does it well. She is 5'8 forward, Carol Bultman. Bult- probably the finest athlete I have man is a sophomore who received Coach Marjorie Moravec and her ever had the pleasure of coaching." limited playing time last year, but Winona State women's basketball Jean Marston, this year's other still managed to have the highest team have a tough act to follow, co-captain, is a junior from Buffalo, free throw percentage on the team, after last year's team finished MN. She is a 5'7 guard who has with an impressive 80%. Moravec second in the state. They lost in the exceptional speed, and a nice describes Bultman as a strong, championship game to Concordia- outside shot. She had a 9-point physical player. "She will be pulling Moorhead 57-50. A good year, but scoring average last year and was down lots of rebounds for us this that was last year. one of the leaders in the assist year. She's an excellent jumper and This year coach Moravec has even department. Coach Moravec calls is also very fast up and down the higher hopes for her team. "We're Marston her playmaker and floor floor." young with lots of talented fresh- leader. As if that isn't enough to make a men. The team has a super attitude The other guard position will be winning team, Coach Moravec also and they're working hard in filled by sophomore Peg Hayes. has the pleasure of boasting several practice. The whole atmosphere , is Hayes was a reserve guard last young players who will play an very positive." year, gaining a lot of playing important role in the success of this Coach Moravec went on to stress experience. Moravec calls her an year's team. She looks for freshmen that the team is more aggressive aggressive, physical little guard Karen Steinhoff, Laurie Sutter and with a lot of speed. "Our team is who holds her own on the boards. Marie Doherty to get plenty of versatile. We can run the fast break, She also has a nice outside shot. She playing experience. Moravec con- hit the boards, and score. proved that true in the team's tinues to stress, "these younger kids One of the key players that will do opening game (against Eau Claire) are very aggressive and physical. a lot of that scoring is 5'10 forward, as Hayes split the nets for 23 points. They have basketball sense that, Maureen Adams Dolan. Dolan goes The center position will be taken with more experience, will make us into this season with an impressive over by 5'11 sophomore Linda Kunz. a strong team with plenty of depth." 16.2 points per game average. She Kunz received playing experience She also looks for Teresa Clem- has been the club's leading scorer last year when Leeza Knop got in mons, a 5'10 transfer student from for the last three years, and foul trouble. "Linda has improved a Rochester J.C., to add more depth co-captain for the last two. lot from last year, and has and experience to the team. developed a nice touch around the The Warriors face, in Moravec's Dolan used her fine playing basket. I look for her to be strong on words, "one of the toughest ability last season to place her on the boards, but she has to stay out schedules in the state." Everyone is the all-tournament state team. of foul trouble," commented Mora- going to be good." She points out Moravec describes Dolan as an vec. that the key to the season will be WSU's women cagers may make many more opponents look as helpless as getting off to a good start. "I will be this Eau Claire player did in Thursday's night game. Peg Hayes drove past delighted if we take three out of the her as she scored a game high 23 points. [Photo by Gary MacDonald] first four games." Winona State marked up number WOMEN'S INTERCOLLEGIATE one as they got off to a good start BASKETBALL 1978-79 December 1st with a 66-56 win over December 9 Concordia-Moorhead Home 2:00 PM UW-Eau Claire. December 13 UW-LaCrosse Home 7:30 PM Moravec was pleased with the January 6 Bemidji State Home 2:00 PM team's performance. "For our first January 12 Southwest State Away 7:30 PM game, we had the usual amount of January 13 UM-Morris Away 3:00 PM expected turnovers. At times we January 16 Mankato State Home 7:30 PM looked real well, and at others we January 20 UM-Duluth Away 3:00 PM showed the first game jitters." She January 23 St. Olaf Home 7:30 PM continued by praising her girls that January 26 Luther College Home 7:30 PM came off the bench. "I was pleased January 30 St. Catherine Home 7:30 PM to get all the girls in, and they February 2 Moorhead State Home 7:30 PM reacted well in the game situation." February 6 St. Cloud State Away 7:30 PM - True, this year's team has a tough February 10 Dr. Martin Luther College Home 3:00 PM act to follow, but with all the talent February 13 PARENT'S DAY and potential they have on their February 16 Saint Mary's Home 7:00 PM side, it seems like a repeat act is on February 17 MAIAW SOUTHERN DISTRICT its way. Coach Moravec doesn't feel February 22 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Marshall that way though, "I don't think February 23 MAIAW State Small College Augsburg Col. we're to get second in state, this February 24 CHAMPIONSHIP Minneapolis, MN year we're going to win it!" Young Gymnastics Team Also Has Shot at Crown by Joe Bissen bars which he calls "outstanding." include Kasey Carlstrom (floor beam). WINONAN Sports Editor "We have a lot of good gymnasts. exercises and balance beam), Dawn The team also has a spotter this There is no one person there that is Chaika (bars), Kathy Juaire, the year whom Juaire says has "acted Take a team that finished second outstanding," says Juaire. If they coach's sister, vault and floor), and almost as an assistant coach" in in the MAIAW state tournament are good now, they have plenty of Carole Granning (vault, floor, and Mark Thompson. last spring, add a little (but not time to become outstanding. The nine girls who make up this year's much) experience, quite a bit of November 13 UW-LaCrosse LaCrosse, WI 7:00 PM team consist of three sophomores depth, improvement in all events, November 17 University of Iowa Iowa City, IA 7:00 PM and six freshmen. and you have the ingredients of a December 2 U of M — Invitational Minneapolis, MN 10:00 AM Juaire says his freshmen "are state champion. December 9 St. Cloud St?te Home 1:00 PM doing a very good job," and his That's the situation with the January 13 Minnesota State Bemidji, MN 10:00 AM Winona State gymnastics team. sophomores, in addition to perform- Invitational ing well, "provide a degree of They have the ingredients and have January 16 Gustavus Adolphus St. Peter, MN 7:00 PM stability and a degree of inspiration proved that they are a high-caliber January 20 Mankato State Home 1:00 PM team in their two early season for the others." UW-Oshkosh The freshman who has shone so meets, placing second in Saturday's PARENT'S DAY far this season is Jane Chapman. U of Minnesota Invitational and January 26 Moorhead State Moorhead, MN 5:30 PM Chapman won first place honors on third in the U of Iowa Invitational. January 27 Invitational the bars in both meets. Mona Miller, Coach Stephen Juaire figures its February 7 St. Chaterine's St. Paul, MN 7:00 PM a sophomore, gives added punch to "hard to tell" if WSU is due for a February 10 UW-Eau Claire Eau Claire, WI 11:00 AM state title in gymnastics. "We beat the bar team. She placed second in Gustavus Adolphus Iowa and third in Minnesota. some teams we haven't seen or February 17 Grandview College Home 1:00 PM The all-around performances, led beaten before," he comments, but February 24 MAIAW STATE GYMNASTICS by frosh Kris Ongemach and he also points out that a strong CHAMPIONSHIP veteran team from Gustavus Adol- returnee Alice Byer, have been a phus would have to be considered strong point this season. The beam Basketball has also improved, although Juaire the favorite in the state. Continued from page 8 Juaire, in his fourth year of says "we have to be more patient coaching at WSU, has turned this with that piece of apparatus." "People keep telling me that they The Warrior-Redmen rivalry gets year's team into bona fide conten- Other girls who hope to be part of are the best in the city," Nauman underway with a 7:30 PM tipoff set Mona Miller works out on the ders for two main reasons — better Winona State's first winter sports said. "Well, if they're the best, then for New Memorial Hall. uneven bars. [Photo by Gary MacDonald] depth and a group of girls on the championship team in four years we're second best." December 6, 1978

Swimmers Fight Their Way Out of Deep Water

by Joe Bissen competition still is not at the point helping in that area. 1978-1979 SWIM SCHEDULE WINONAN Sports Editor the third-year coach would like it to But there is one glaring problem December 9 No. Country Invit. (Women) Away 10:00 AM be at. He calls depth "a limiting the Warriors will have to solve in December 9 Bemidji State U (Men) Away 2:00 PM Two years ago, in the spring of factor", but admits that progress order to become the contender December 14 St. Cloud State U (Co-Ed) Home 5:00 PM 1977, the swimming program at has been "pretty good". "We have Clingman wants them to be. That Winona State found itself in deep more people and better quality problem is diving. In the UW-L January 12 Mankato State U (Co-Ed) Home 4:00 PM water, and for a time it looked like people, and they are in better meet, the Warriors got just one January 16 Luther College (Co-Ed) Home 5:00 PM the men's team, at least, would sink condition than before," explains point in the diving events, and that January 20 UM-Duluth (Co-Ed) Away 1:00 PM and become a thing of the past. Clingman. 17-1 edge the Indians held in diving January 23 St. Catherine (Women Away 6:30 PM But the WSU athletic department That the WSU swim program is largely spelled defeat for WSU. St. Cloud State University decided to try to revive swimming finally fighting its way out of deep The second-year coach still sees January 26 UW-Platteville (Men) Away 7:00 PM just one last time. Larry Clingman, water has been evident this year. better things ahead, partially be- January 30 St. Olaf College (Women) Home 5:00 PM a teacher at Winona High School Bill Elliott has been one reason. cause "we don't have any seniors." and the junior high swim coach Elliott, a freshman from Wil- Clingman points out, "We have February 3 State University there, was named to succeed John mette, Illinois, has had a lock on some quality in all events, but we Invitational (Women Away 10:00 PM Wanner as the Warrior swim coach, freestyle events for WSU this don't have that one-two punch that February 10 Macalester College (Co-Ed) Home 1:00 PM and it turned out to be a move which season. At the University of we need." PARENTS' DAY saved WSU swimming from drown- Minnesota time trials, Elliott turned It's easy to tell that Winona State February 15 MAIAW Championships (Women) St. Cloud ing and put it on its way back to in top performances in four free- swim coach Larry Clingman is out to thru respectability. style events and he won two build a winner when he says, "It's February 17 Two years ago, it was a problem freestyle events in the men's 48-64 hard for me to be satisfied. I want a just finding enough people willing to loss to UW-LaCrosse, November 28. contender right away, but I know February 22 MIAC & NIC Championships (Men) Marshall Clingman says the sprint events swim 50 meters in competition. that's impossible." Yet, many people thru Now, Clingman has come up with 12 are WSU's strongest right now. are thankful that he was able to field February 24 male and 12 female athletes willing Besides Elliott, Clingman points to a team at all, much less a contender. to get their feet wet. Jim Wolters and Tim Miller as two The number of people out for of the tankers who have been Championships Aren't Here (Yet) But Improvement Is Marston: "I think Fiereck: "Our total program is better every year" we're on our way back up" by Mike Killeen fitting into this category," the women's by Joe Bissen scholarships. -- Associate Sports Editor AD said. WINONAN Sports Editor The Warrior club should help in this A third change for the women's athletic area. Formed two years ago to help raise If the men's athletic department here at program is financial support given to it by The writers of these pages have been funds for WSU sports programs, the W Winona State University is going through the Warrior Club. The program has been calling the last few years in sports at club has contributed $9000 to men's and a period of Renaissance, the women's given about $3500 by the club's fund- Winona State "the Dark Ages." Coaches women's athletics at Winona State. athletic department at WSU could be said raising activities. have been playing musical chairs, and But Marston feels "the W Club is not to be going through a period of the "The Warrior Club has been good in many of WSU's teams just haven't been the total answer. A lot of it is up to the Reformation. three ways for us," Fiereck said. "First, top-notch as a result. individual coaches." Marston points out Although the changes and reforms are they have raised money for us for But there are indications of a Renais- that because coaches have come and gone, not as great as those were in the 16th scholarships. Secondly, they have recog- sance at WSU. Some of the programs many of the programs at WSU have not century, they are nevertheless changes nized outstanding high school perform- which have floundered show definite signs been able to establish firm footholds. and reforms that affect not only women's ances which help us recruiting-wise. of revival. Dwight Marston, for one, For instance, the football program athletics at Winona State, but other Third, they've done a good public relations believes in the Renaissance. under Myron Smith now has its fourth departments at other schools. job of getting high school coaches together Marston is the Men's Athletic Director coach in 13 years. "You've got to have The biggest, and probably most visual, to discuss their problems." at Winona State. He's willing to admit stability in the program, and people have of all the changes in the women's athletic Fiereck feels that the W Club should be there has been rough going, but he makes to stay around for a few years," claims department saw Lavonne Fiereck assume given a chance to become more stable. "I'd it clear that it's all past history. "Any time Marston. the women's athletic director position. love to see the time next year when they you have changes, it takes a while to get What does Marston see for the winter Fiereck took over the post this past say 'you get x number of scholarships'. I back on track," Marston says, but he adds, sports at WSU? About basketball, he summer when Susan Day resigned from think, though, that we'll have to wait five "I think we're on our way back up." says, "Jerry (Nauman, the new coach) is the job. or six or seven years for it to be like that." Marston is one man who should know. confident. We're going to play the type of Fiereck, who also doubles as women's And so, Fiereck finds herself at the He is in his 13th year as Athletic Director basketball people want to see — run and volleyball and tennis coach, said that the head of a department that is changing, at WSU and has been through both calm shoot." "athletic director position made it difficult growing, and becoming stronger every and rough weather. He has seen athletic Swimming: "A couple of years ago, it to coach several times by creating a year. "Our total program is better every departments at six other colleges he has was a problem. We didn't know if we were conflict. It's difficult being both things, year, not only in terms of competition but been involved with, he has coached in high going to keep it. But our decision was a but it can be done." also in terms of number and caliber." school and collegiate ranks, and he started good one." Another major change looms as a good How does she see the chances for the the tennis program at Winona State. In Wrestling: Marston sees this program possibility for the women. The National women's sports scene this winter? short, he has spent his life in athletics. as improving, too. "We've got some of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics Basketball — "They have some new He speaks of tradition, stability, and of kids Tom (Eitter) brought up now." for Women will vote later on a proposed people, but I think they'll have a strong course, money, as key factors in the And the 13-year A.D. thinks that a push• three division setup for women's athletics, team again." revival. Without scholarship money, for area athletes will bring in some which would wipe out the current "Women's swimming — "They have Marston explains, a lot of area athletes top-notch players. He says the biggest Minnesota practice of a two-division setup another team that doesn't have a lot or have been lured away by schools who offer drawing card Winona State may have for of large and small schools. numbers, but I think they'll be strong partial rides. high school stars is its facilities. "That's Winona State would fit in the proposed against teams comparable in size." But what a lot of those kids don't the greatest way to promote WSU. I think Division Two category. "Division Two Gymnastics — "They have about eight realize, Marston says, is that they could once they come here and look at what we schools could award up to 50% of a total or ten people out for the squad this year still attend WSU cheaper than they could have, they might want to go to school scholarship, with all of the state which is an effective number. They should attend a private school, even without the here." universities and a few private schools have a strong all-around team. December 6, 1978 Page 11 Stress Labelled As Main Cause for Heart Attacks by Sue Dendor or frustration they could engage in put it to your advantage. If you t.v. or sitting around the dorm, do The most likely group of people to different activities such as hunting learn how to spot stress signals, something that is physically exer- have serious stress are scientists What is the major cause of heart and different sports. Today there how to work out your tension and ting. Jogging or some type of group and engineers. The age group that attack? Stress. This may sound are still many people who engage in how to choose stress levels you can sport is a good way to release has stress related ailments are unbelievable, but by medical statis- these activities but the majority do live with, you can become more stress. If all else fails do this under sixty-five. Stress doesn't tistics this has been found to be not. Today the world is very relaxed and more in control of your exercise. Sit or stand in an erect affect very old people, it effects the true. The definition of stress is to industralized. Because of this indus- life. The first thing to do is to realize position, take a deep breath and young as well as the middle aged. If subject pressure or strain on the trialization we have many conveni- what causes the stress. After you exhale slowly and thoroughly. Let you are aware of being under stress human body. ences. Although convenience is determine this, try to figure out neck muscles and shoulders relax,' right now, it is wise to do something great, because of them stress is a how to avoid this situation. The then inhale again to a count of three, to correct this problem. By control- We all have experienced stress in major factor of heart attack. If hardest part is trying to find the hold for three, exhale to three and ling stress when you're younger the our lives. Stress can be cramming people suppress a lot of frustrations cause of stress. Usually the solution pause for a count of three. Repeat. chances of developing heart disease for a test or trying to receive good and guilts it is more than likely that can be easiest to perform. Everyone feels stress at one time or are greatly decreased. Stress can grades. This stress can cause a their blood pressure will go up another, but by doing this exercise kill, and the one that may be killed is variety of problems in the future. which in turn will cause a heart Stress can be released many it might help keep your stress under you. attack. A heart attack can be the different ways. Instead of watching control. A long time ago stress was less worst consequence. The more minor apparent. There was less competi- ones can be headaches, irritability tiveness between people such as for and overeating. Whatever the job opportunities. Stress a long time causes of stress are, these causes Winona Volunteer Services The holidays are here and we grandparent. Visit an elderly person The volunteer should be avilable to ago could also be released much should be looked into and given need you more than ever to meet at the C&R Unit at Community go shopping if necessary. easier than it is today. If people attention immediately. the needs of our community. . Give Memorial Hospital or the local were subjected to stress which also Winona Volunteer Services a call nursing homes in Winona. A woman in Winona desperately can be defined as repressed feelings One way of combating stress is to today, a member of United Way at needs a babysitter to come into her 452-5591. We're open between 9 AM One Step At A Time: All are home from 6:30 AM to 3:45 PM, and 5 PM, Monday through Friday. welcome to attend our next training Monday through Friday. She has May's Photo Service session on December 6th at 5:30 PM two small boys and is willing to pay Home Delivered Meals: Help the in Dining Rooms E & F of Kryzsko $20-25 a week. 113 WEST THIRD STREET, WINONA, MN. handicapped, elderly and home- Commons at Winona State Univer- bound receive hot, nutritious meals. sity. We are also having a Christmas Riverhaven School: We need PHONE 452-6172 Volunteers are urgently needed to Potluck Party on December 11th. volunteers to assist students with deliver these meals for the 4 PM-5 Anyone interested in helping us musical instruction of stringed PM shift, Monday through Friday. may contact Char Hensel. instruments. Work one or two hours SALES AND SERVICE ON Work once a week or every other a week anytime during school hours

■•■ week. Substitute drivers are also We Care: We Care listens! at 856 W. 5th St., Winona. needed. 'Confidential listening and referral CANON PENTAX service are available nightly from 7 Throat Culture Program: Your Operation H.O.P.E.: Stop in at PM to 1 AM. Call at 452-5590. spare time can be put to good use NIKON FUJICA the Clothes Closet, located at 109 W. for the first three weeks of Broadway. Donations are always Youth Association for Retarded December. Pick up throat cultures accepted. Citizens: We are having a recreation from day care centers and deliver SAVE 25% ON ALL night on December 7th at the them to Community Memorial Adopt-A-Grandparent: You don't YMCA Teen Center from 6 PM to 8 Hospital between 1 PM and 1:30 FILTERS WITH THIS AD have to be young to adopt a PM. Don't miss out on the fun. PM. You would work only on days when a throat culture is taken. If Transportation: Give a helping you can do this any day of the week, When the Ordinary Is Inadequate hand by transporting the handi- please call us. capped or elderly to their dental and Visit the medical appointments in and out of St. Charles: Our new County Winona. Mileage is reimbursed in Outreach Program -is now in St. some cases. Charles. We're open every Friday WYVGiC/ C from 9 AM to 3 PM on the second Plaza Square Special Requests: A male volun- floor of City Hall. teer is needed to help a 38 year old A Unicfue Gallery Of Extraordinary male socialize and participate in Someone who lives in St. Charles activities such as; fishing, hiking, and drives to Winona every day Christmas. Gifts cooking, painting, etc. Share a few could earn mileage money by from around the world hours a week and have some fun! picking up two clients and taking them to work at the Occupational Now available-1978 Bing and Corondal Collectors Plates, A male or female volunteer is Rehabilitation Center. They also also Porsgrund needed to look in on an elderly man need a ride, home around 5 PM. sometime in the afternoon while his Hours: Mon-Fri 9-9 Sat-9-5 Sun-12-5 Phone 452-8305 wife is in the hospital for 1-2 weeks. erry "Bud Man On Carn -pur" BRECK DOKKEN X-Mas...

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Department Chairs Propose to keep department Propose to have Department chairs for juniors & seniors? chairs as they now are, a faculty ultimately responsible to the Presi- YES member from the deparment (no dent — in essence making them No 38% 55% 51% 37% change) administrators as opposed to faculty 10. Are you going to? 62% 45% 49% 63% members A) Retain your advisor B) Seek another advisor within your dept. 62% 72% 78% 83% 11. Did you know who your advisor was prior 38% 28%. 22% 17% Workload Not to exceed fourteen (14) Not to exceed sixteen (16) credits to this mandatory advising? credits per quarter nor thirty-six per quarter nor thirty-six (36) per (36) per academic year. NES academic year NO 62% 48% 46% 77% 14. Did the advice you received from your 38% 52% 54% 23% No more than four (4) hours No more than fifteen (15) hours advisor help you when you preregistered? weekly for office hours. weekly for office hours YES NO 60% 65% 53% 39% Courses open to both graduate No difference between graduate and 15. Do you feel that there is a need for 40% 35% 47% 61% and undergraduate students undergraduate courses in determin- advisors at preregistration? shall be regarded as graduate ing workload. (no change) YES courses for purposes of workload NO 86% 81% 80% 65% calculations. 14% 19% 20% 35% 16. How many of the classes you had signed

Academic Year Contract shall consist of 465 duty Contract shall consist of 174 duty on your program slip were closed by the cays (currently 168) days (6 additional days) time you preregistered? 14% 33% 66% 100%

Retrenchment Faculty shall be laid off in (No change) 1 25% 34% 21% 0 inverse order of seniority. No The president shall have discretion- 2 26% 23% 10% 0 3% faculty member who has at least ary authority to alter the order of 3 28% 8% 0 7% ten (10) years of service within lay offs if in his/her judgement such 4 2% 0 0 ten (10) years of mandatory action is necessary to meet program 17. Were you satisfied with the wait lists? retirement shall be laid off. changes, enrollment shifts, legisla- Invalid because too many didn't under- tive mandates, or financial consider- stand procedure for wait lists; therefore ations. they didn't answer the question. 18. Would you like to see preregistration Salaries A salary schedule 3% increase across the board, with eliminated & have only mass registration? A salary schedule would ensure an additional 1% going for per- YES 3% 7'/2 3% 16% internal equity of pay within the formance and adjustments. Those NO 97% 93 1/2 97% 84% State University System, elim- additional monies will be given at 20. How long did it take you to preregister? inate discrimination in pay based the discretion of the Universities' 15 19% 12% 54 1/2 upon , minority status; ensure Presidents. 30 44% 26% 38% 60% future progression along the 60 19% 39 1/2 6% 31% 9% schedule toward a realistically 90 15% 11 1!2 2% achievable maximum salary. 120 3% 12% 0 Severance Pay Computed at 2% times the (No change) number of years of service times Computed on thirty-five (35%) of the employees' base salary at the accumulated unused sick leave time of separations. UNDECLARED Total surveyed 59 30 8 21. Did you see an advisor in the undeclared advising area in Somsen? YES 78% 780/0 63% NO 22% 22% 37 % 22. Did you have enough time with an advisor to receive sufficient advice? YES 80% 78% 75% fiWe NO 20% 22% 25% ash 23. Did you declare a major? The Barbers specialize YES 24% 44% 63% in the Wash & Wear Cut for NO 71% 56% 37% today's active people. 24. Did you have any problems in getting the Easy to care for, easy to look at. advisor in the dept. you preferred? YES 27% 20% 25% Make an appoint- NO 73% 80% 75% ment today. 25. Did you have any problem in setting up a time to see your advisor? 454-4900 -garbe YES 17% 19% 37% 77 West 3rd St. NO 83% 81% • 63% Across from Snyder's 26. In your opinion were the students? Shops from Coast to Coast "Symbol of A) .Utilizing the advisor's time a Stylish Age " Hairstyling for men and women. YES 80% 91% 88% NO 20% 8 1/2 12% B) Were the advisors merely wasting their time YES 16% 10% 29% NO 84% 90% 71% smillessammuommeleasamaimpolusalmommesseasamassousassessawasammuumasmowdeam I NOT VALID WITH I1 ANY-OTHER COUPON Family i I I Restaurant : on the slopEs 012 OFF I I I WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER GO WhlZE 5z2.0 With I 1 I DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER 1 thew eoby Moan' I Buy one get one FREE with this coupon excrzik WARM 5k1 jACker'S I I I i 112 awns rhAz tofu> I REGISTER FOR OUR CHRISTMAS DRAWING I I 1 make you at,ow ,..„,„,,,., I WIN A RALEIGH 10-SPEED BICYCLE OR A I . ,.... I $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE GOOD AT VALLEY SKI HAUS 1 be hl OU6e. I -P4- e Worne■is 1\ppcuzel r , . - Z •(' \Si.-} I Try our homemade chili - 90c a bowl No2f 71.F ■ eta .Clulotay.a • (1)o.tot o 1:2 och oar ea W.... o 11...••..•mailmmuswer•ww., 1111111111111111•11•11111•1111111 11111111111181•111118 •11101 December 6, 1978 Page 13

01 R ING IN THE ATER/ CAMPUS SHORTS ° ROCK IN THE 4144 A Veteran Administration Repre- sentative will be on campus on the following dates and times: Dec. 6 — 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Dec. 7 — 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Jan. 10 — 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m. 1'44, Jan. 11 — 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

The Association of Student Para- legals is offering a seminar featuring Dave Peterson, a practicing legal investigator in the Winona area, who will inform and answer questions for interested students this Wednesday, the 6 of December at 4 p.m., in the Purple Room #104. This seminar is free to all interested persons. It is brought to you by the entertainment committee.

"Disco for Charity" is the theme for the Disco Dance sponsored by the three sororities here at WSU. The dance is scheduled for Wednes- day, Dec. 6 in the East Cafeteria. The dance will begin at 8:00 p.m. and will last until 12:00 p.m. Sue Ann Kuchenmeister will be giving free disco lessons. The disco equipment is being donated by Amalgamated Audio and KQAL will be providing the disc jockeys for the dance. All proceeds will go the Winona Volunteer Services. There is a $.50 donation at the door.

The Association of Student Para- legals would like to extend a special thanks to Hemmings Music and the Nasty Habit for their donations which helped make our "Frontier Night" party a huge success.

If you're a little bored that comes to you live with every New Year's from New Orleans. By radio. Just check your Eve turning out like Student Apartments every other New Year's local listing for the time Available immediately or Jan. 1 Eve, we've got some and station. A change in ownership will make available 4, very spa- really good news for you. Then pick up some cious, 2-bedroom units, only 3 It's called the Pabst-Marshall Tucker Pabst Blue Ribbon. And have blocks from WSU. These nicely furnished units will be rented New Year's Eve Party. It's a real hand- yourself the best New Year's you've to 4 students each at $75 to $80 clapping, foot-stomping rock concert had in years. per person, heat included. Some garage space is also available. If you're living a distance from school, why not THE PABST-MARSHALLTUCKER NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY look at these apartments to avoid long, cold winter walks. One 1-bedroom unit will also be 1978 PABST BREWING COMPANY Milwaukee. Peoria Heights. Newark. Los Angeles. Pabst Georgia available. Call 452-5106 immedi- ately for more information. Page 14 December 6, 1978 ART and ARTISTS Foreigner Invades Civic Center by Dan Day the smash hit "Cold as Ice." This beat supplied by drummer Dennis The first song ever to hit the the band stepped off the stage. His number flaunts the band's excep- Elliott and bassist Ed Gagliardi. radio big for Foreigner, "Feels Like biting riffs surprised many, as did Despite a controversial warm-up tional ability to blend 'top forty' the First Time" ended the show, and the professional attitude of For- group, the chart-climbing music of style rock with the rock well In the next number, "Starrider," by this time it became apparent that eigner, merely two years in the rock the rock band Foreigner pleased a accepted by avid concert goers. The (perhaps the most well-performed one encore would probably not circuit. jam-packed Civic Center audience harmonies by this time became song of the evening) rhythm suffice. on the snowy eve of November 18. tighter, with more gripping vocal guitarist Ian McDonald played a As for the warm-up foursome, phrases. gracious five minute flute solo with Foreigner returned with "Hot The Ramones, the only professional As a black curtain that had the' theatrical usage of dry ice Blooded," and left once again. aspect they possessed was the fact encompassed the stage for the "Long, Long Way From Home" adding a fog-like background. Next Clapping and stomping became that they appeared onstage while entire intermission between bands preceded Foreigner's latest hit song it was keyboard wizard Al Green- intense, bringing "Headknocker," a the lights were off. Greeted with a began to slowly rise well above the "Double Vision." From their 1978 1p wood's turn at the spotlight as he cut from their debut album, to the thunderous ovation of boos through- platform, the crowd cheered as the of the same name, "Double Vision" played an eerie solo to a soothing stage. This almost-fifties-oriented out their half hour set, Minnesotans members of the band appeared was greeted with cries of recogni- beat set down by Dennis Elliott. tune started with a drum solo and a displayed their emotions for punk before them. Starting off the set tion from the 18,000 Minnesotans. The entire presentation of- thunder of clapping. Lead guitarist rock acts. Those who came to see was an extended version of the Many sang along as they rose to "Starrider" lasted for twenty min- Mick Jones again stepped forward Foreigner, however, seemed to number "Spellbinder", from their their feet clapping with the heavy utes, leaving the crowd in awe. for a raunchy solo, while the rest of walk away pleased. most recent disc "Double Vision." The firey vocal work by lead singer Lou Gramm made one wonder if his ATTENTION FENCERS voice would survive the nearly 6Wea two-hour show. The Barbers specialize Foreigner followed up with a tune in the Wash & Wear Cut for from their first album, an album today's active people. that brought fame to the six English Easy to care for, easy to look at. rockers in a mere four months, putting them in the top ten ranks. Make an appoint- • "Woman Oh Woman" opened up ment today. with lead guitarist Mick Jones THE - singing the first verse, following 454-4900 Ban:le with a melodic guitar line typical of 77 West 3rd St. Across from Snyder's their successful style. Shops from Coast to Coast Symbol of Then came "The Damage is ' Hairstyling for men and women. SlyliSh Age Done," also from their first album. The next song, "War With The WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY World" came across extremely well, adding a touch of real hard rock to the show. 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The newly reorganized orchestra Don't let the functions as an eductional orchestra The Casual Towne involving both Winona State Uni- Grinch (Next to Ted Maier) versity students and community members. The goals of the orchestra steal your are to further develop the talents and stimulate the cultural growth of Christmas persons within Winona and sur- ONE-OF-A-KIND. rounding area. A public reception will be held iri GREET THE the foyer of the Performing Arts Jeans, Shirts, Tops Center following the concert. The HOLIDAYS public is invited to attend. No IN STYLE admission charge. For Guys and Gals HOURS: Mon-Fri 9-9 Tues 9-6 Sat 8-4

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