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deliberation. and Thompson,precededthe jury's the FairviewHospital. decision toputthebabyboy,born by CountyAttorneyJuliusGernes intensional negligence. culpable negligenceorgross degree, whichcarriesatwo-year negligence coupledwith manslaughter inthesecond- degree. guilty ofmurderinthesecond- if theycouldnotfindthedefendant manslaughter inthesecond-degree the juryoptionof morning Collinsagreedtoallow defense at10:31a.m.asdidthe Douglas Thompsonrestedhis Kinsky's fatherherattorney Robinson." presently seeingcounselorTerry priest," saidKinsky."Weare circumstances, hesaidthefamily Jan. 28,1981,upforadoption. prosecution. minutes oftestimonyfrom had beenattendingcounsellingat sentence, isdefinedasdeathby Gernes Four hoursofclosingstatements In relationtothepresent According In thejudge'schambersMonday After "We werereferredbyaparish
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WSU ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION Elderhostel: Orientation Meeting Thurs., Sept. 30, 3:00, Somsen Auditorium College for older citizens
Social Gathering Call Mary by Kathy Czarnecki to Follow for information Everyone Welcome 452-1937 Elderhostel, a national program offering college courses to persons , 60-years-old and older, has been successful at Winona State since it began in 1979, according to James Now Open! Erickson, the program's director. Erickson reported that a maximum enrollment of 130 for the DISCOUNT entire three-week summer ®O ER program was met in two weeks.
CENTER "The program keeps expanding 167 E. 3rd each year due to the demand factor and requests by the state and (Formerly Minresota Rcade national directors," said Erickson. Featuring Elderhostel programs are available on college campuses all * Discount Clothing over the country. At WSU, Erickson claims, there are unique * Work Clothes elements. Usual topics for Elderhostel are * Work Boots arts and humanities. In contrast, Erickson estimated two-thirds of the courses offered at WSU are * Recycled Jeans Center science-related. These science- and much more related subjects, he has noticed, tend to attract large numbers of * New & Used Vacuum couples and older men. Holstelers do not need previous Cleaners & Repairs formal education to participate. However, at WSU a large number which have enrolled have had a high level of education. Erickson claimed this is also not common for ANNIVERSARY Elderhostel. All courses are taught by Dr. Cal Fremling points out to Hostlers the route to be taken during university faculty, and there are no the Mississippi River field trip. SALE exams, no grades no homework. When choosing courses to be made available, Erickson attempts Coping with Stress," by Tim dorm, food, entertainment and to utilize the Winona area. Thus, a Hatfield, assistant professor of class fees. course such as "The Mississippi — counselor education; "The Many elderly use the program as 20 0— 50 % off Past, Present, and Future," has Chemistry Around Us" by Fred a vacation and a chance to travel, been taught by Calvin Fremling, Foss, professor of chemistry; and said Erickson. He added that this professor of biology. "Man Shakes the Computers Tail" year participants visited Winona taught by David Forsythe, director from the East coast, the West Storewide During the first two weeks of the of the Computer Center. coast, Florida and Texas. June session, hostelers also took "Oil, Energy and Money," taught Besides 11/2-hour class sessions Erickson says the average age by John Donovan, professor of each day, the hostelers got for hostelers is around 70, yet Women & Childrens geology, and "The Soviet Union in involved in field trips and various participants have been as old as 88. Perspective," taught by Robert social activities which were DuFresne, distinguished service designed for them to meet other Elderhostel was offered June 13 Apparal professor. hostelers. through 19, June 20 through 26. and July 11 through 17, and New courses added this past The program cost $150 per week hostelers could enroll in one to summer included "A Self-Model for which included staying in a campus three courses per week. SWEATERS LEE CORDS OUTERWEAR 25% Off $21.75 20% Off CST home for WSU coeds
CORDS WSU women, have six WSU risen in the past have gotten DRESSES COORDINATES Residence Assistants. The other straightend out over the years and by Zena, David Brooks, by Joyce Higgins U.S. Wear, Sasson half of the women live on floors there seems to be very few this 20-50% 25% Off Despite a slight decrease in with CST women. year," Hennessey said. Off enrollment at Winona State this 25% Off year, there are 219 WSU women Kelly Hennessey, a WSU senior Hennessey added that one of the residing at the College of St. has been an R.A. at CST for three main problems for the women is Teresa this quarter. years. Her main job as an R.A. is transportation. This is worked out keeping the WSU women informed during the week with shuttle buses As of Sept. 13, 104 WSU women on all that is happening at the going back and forth across town had signed annual contracts, the WSU campus. during the day, but on weekends other 115 are living there probably the buses don't run. This is where fall quarter only, said Sister Janet Because of the low supply and problems might arise. Trazska, housing director at CST. high demand for WSU housing in recent years, WSU women have Hennessey says the nice thing Half of the WSU women live on been living at CST for several for the 104 women who have yearly two floors in Lourdes Hall and one years now. contracts is that they don't have to floor in Maria Hall. These three worry about packing up and at, ...1.•14. • • • Nee ow, floors, which are exclusively fol. "Most of the problems that have moving later on in the year. ttliA Mgt 7. MI .• September 29,1982 Page 3 New R.A.'s with plenty of new ideas by Greg Abbott
(Ed. Note: This is the first in a series on new R.A.'s.)
This fall there has been a big turnover in Resident Assistance. New faces are in charge on each floor of Morey-Shepard and two of the floors in Conway.
John Crabtree is an R.A. for the 42 people on first floor Morey. He wanted the job because he felt it would complement his education major by indicating how well he could deal with people.
He has already organized two floor activities, without alcohol, and has had a postive response to them, with over 75 percent of his John Crabtree floor participating. Lisa Koch Mike Sharer Brian Long
Participation is an evaluating R.A. Other qualities he mentioned His floor football team is looking factor for a good RA., according to Her interest in helping people led included consistency and a for its first win, but the Crabtree. "A good R.A. is someone to her decision to become an R.A. personality that allows one to deal enthusiasm for the team and his who can keep control, but still have Tippery takes her job seriously, with problems in a calm way. other activities has been good. He the guys like you," he added. saying, "An R.A. must be around admits that although the job is when people need help." One of the problems with the demanding, the contact he has with So far, his floor has been run R.A. job this year is a drop in floor people on his floor makes his job Tippery is enjoying her job. Her smoothly, and Crabtree is looking participation due to the "No worthwhile. floor is mostly made up of forward to a fun year. Alcohol" clause, Sharer said. freshman, and "excitement and First and second floor Conway On the floor above Crabtree, enthusiasm" has been carried "Last year an activity involving also have a new R.A., Tammy throughout her floors. Tippery is lives another R.A., Lisa Koch. Last liquor would get about 85 percent Tippery, she is a Special Education looking forward to a fun year, year Koch was a floor participation. Now, a showing of 50 major from Prairie Du Chien, Wis. wishing only for more time to representative. She liked the job, percent is considered good," he devote to her job. and decided she wanted to be an said. He feels that since college is R.A. "Being an R.A. is a challenge alcohol-oriented, it will take a and a good learning experience," while for people to realize that she said. they can have fun without booze.
The St. Paul junior is already Sharer has planned a list of learning that an R.A.'s job is very Tammy Tippery activities which he hopes will make WESTGATE OPTICAL time consuming. She carries 16 the '82 year a little more exciting Commitment to Personal Service credits, works at K-Mart, and looks for third floor Morey. after second floor Morey. gives him to meet people. He has The top floor of Morey is the distinction of being the R.A. for Koch overcomes this problem by supervised by Brian Long. He FALL the largest floor on campus, third making the best use of her time. became an R.A. during his floor Morey. The floor is co-ed, "Being an R.A. teaches you how to sophomore year because he liked with 88 residents. manage time so you can devote the chance to deal with people. He Soft Contact enough energy into everything you wants the separation between the "I think being on a co-ed floor is do," she said. people and the staff to end so he an advantage. It gives me a bigger can feel like "one of the guys" - not Lens Special sense of worth because women, as Koch likes meeting the people on the R.A. her floor. She has planned several well as men, can feel free to talk to floor activities, all of which have me and relate as friends," he said. He is happy with the $95.00* received good response. opportunity to be an R.A., and has The willingness to talk to people planned a floor activity for almost is one of the qualities that Sharer (new patients only) Mike Sharer also likes being an every week. R.A. because of the opportunities it suggests is necessary for a good
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Fire Prevention
In view of the fire alarms that were pulled in Prentiss/Lucas and Kryzsko Commons Saturday night, I thought it appropriate to run a fire prevention checklist that ran in Dec. 9 issue of the Winonan.
The list was complied by Prentiss-Lucas Dorm Director Scott Peak and student Scott Moran.
That checklist is as follows:
1. Make sure electrical outlets are not overloaded. Overloaded outlets can create over-heated wiring (usually in the walls) and a fire.
2. Make sure electrical and extension cords do not run under the rug. Constant walking over hidden cords can cause the coarse rug backing to wear through the wires.
3. Make sure furniture and other flammable material is kept away from registers and radiators. These objects dry out and can ignite easily.
4. Make sure appliances (popcorn popper, burger makers, etc.) are in good working order. A short circuit can cause a fire.
5. Make a practice of not smoking in bed. This is illegal.
6. Make sure wiring and other sources of light are in good condition. Don't knot or hand cords over nails, as these might wear through the insulation. 7. Don't allow rubbish, newspapers, discarded clothing, lint and JUST WHEN YOU THOUGT IT other materials to pile up. WAS
8. When drying towels, clothes, etc., make sure they hang away SAFE TO GO INTO THE WOODS... from heaters. THERE 9. Should a fire happen to break out, react quickly. WAS NT ANY a) Know the nearest location of alarm box and telephone. Do not hesitate to use them. b) Test doors on the way out. If door is hot, or smoke is seeping out or around it, use another exit. THEATER #3 c) Do not use elevators to escape. They can stop if power fails. d) Get out quickly and as safely as possible. Never re-enter a burning building. e) Never ignore a fire alarm — your life depends on it. This Equipment
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ALMOND CHICKEN We want to A quick and satisfying oriental Around dish. Cook vegetables only take heart defects out until crisp. 2 whole raw chicken breasts, the World skinned and thinly sliced (semi- of the nursery. thawed chicken is better for by Yise Jinadu slicing here.) 2 tablespoons oil 1 small onion, thinly sliced 1 cup celery, thinly sliced 1 cup sliced water chestnuts 1 5-ounce can bamboo shoots 2 cups chicken broth 2 tablespoons soy sauce Sometimes it takes the terrible clarity of human disaster to make 1 teaspoon sugar people understand the consequences of a policy. If this is the case, 2 tablespoons cornstarch there will be a point in the deaths of Palestinian men, women and 1/4 cup cold water children. The Beirut massacre in the Sabra and Chatilla camps, will 1/4 cup toasted almond slivers make people confront the consequences of Israel's Prime Minister Preheat oil in heavy frying pan, Menachem Begin and Defense Minister Ariel Sharon. and sauté chicken for 2-3 minutes. Add onion and celery. Cook 5 min- The blood of the Beirut massacre is on the hands of Israel and the utes. Then add water chestnuts, stain cannot be washed away by the usual arguments of power politics bamboo shoots, chicken broth and and the double standard. soy sauce. Cover and cook 5 min- utes more. The killers came from Lebanese Christian militiamen of the Phalange Blend sugar, cornstarch and cold water. Pour over chicken and cook who had plenty of scores to settle with the Palestinians. But the until thick, stirring constantly. Gar- Israelis, having equipped and supported the militia, knew that better nish with toasted almonds. Serve than anyone else. By letting the killers through their lines to the over rice. Palestinian camps, the Israelis made themselves accessories to the Yield: 4 servings crime. Approx. cal/serv.: 340 (or 440 with 1/2 cup rice) They also bear responsibility for the massacre in a different sense, It almost breaks your heart to see Variation too, a psychological sense. Begin and Sharon always spoke of it. She's two days old and there's a WITH SNOW PEAS: Omit al- Palestinians as "terrorists." It was a dehumanizing device, a deliberate question about a hole in her heart. monds and add 1 10-ounce pack- one as if there were no Palestinians except bomb-throwers. They age of frozen snow pea pods with- She's fortunate. Something can be the water chestnuts and bamboo should have known that calling people brutal names makes it easier to done about it. Each year 25,000 shoots. hate and kill them. infants are born with heart Approx. cal/sent.: 290 (or 390 with defects which can disable them 1/2 cup rice) The men, women and children massacred in the refugee camps are for life. 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described Kinsky as a "woman by this pregnancy, according to they have an interest in the IN HAIR DESIGN love possessed," stating she had Gernes. outcome of the case," he said. no love for the child only a self love "Consider the mental control she which resulted in the murder of her had to use to keep Collen Hix, Thompson told the jury that \S Puce ''•'. child. Kinsky's roommate from hearing they had to take Kinsky for what koe , & • • 0 • • her give birth," said Gernes. she did from April 17 on and not for Gernes then went back to the what she did before April 17. this s a."Csv,c_ \ o, 1.„ ,,:\\2' 0n s\i :\G: r °P.\ ,\ec.,66Q‘. \\\ ele);o \ e uit k‘s `e \e:\. \sea \ e • CC\ birth of Kinsky's first child. "She She says she didn't intend to kill ekvae ids . • • . had a desire that no one know that the baby, said Gernes, but "actions Kinsky's lawyer suggested that 9\ec\sl e tre deb` olk \o&`s ap 2.c\6 \te a a 0 \I) S,1 ‘6\, \\°00\e‘2,c4 she was pregnant," he said. speak louder than words." Kinsky used the bra not to kill the \N 2,,/,j\de se\e, • 's • CN `10 \\ce '' \\je Pj\\sks .• • ance a toy e`J e des \go baby but to aid in the breeched \Nle ‘ec,)k- ,rA-\5 • But people did find out, eed ovc \<"\°\Jakesk'c' a.' alas "April is the cruelest month, but birthing process. 9,e9\cec` P erNce Pe \Po se\ a according to Gernes. The social for the infant it was the only 0■0 \-No\N `1°° \\-'e\-ve\p s , \I 206 \ek S 6 worker, the doctors and nurses, the month, because Margaret Kinsky "If the intent (to kill) was there Cap \a\\,a\\ today • • og a Pe c°' lawyers and her parents. was a woman of love possessed," why did she leave the bra on the
te(\a' G o‘ \'\a`J said Gernes. baby instead of taking it off before c ef‘te` "And the facts show that six discarding of the body?" he asked. months later she again finds Gernes concluded telling the herself pregnant," said the jury that it's verdict could lead to "She left it on because it was prosecutor. "Just four months only one thing. "Guilty as part of the birth process," after the adoption trial." charged." Thompson said.
AdrIN S Kinsky knew how to make In his closing statement In closing Thompson asked the hAIR dEsiqN INC. arrangements for the adoption of Thompson argued the charge jury for a verdict that "is honest, the baby, according to Gernes. against Kinsky to be "in the just and true. An honest verdict is FOR MEN & WOMEN "But she did not make these highest degree improbable. People not the result of fear but of Westgate Shopping Center, Winona, MN. (507)454-2403 arrangements, she never told are not criminals." courage." anyone of the second pregnancy." "Don't let the wool be pulled Kinsky is being held in the On the morning of April 17 over your eyes by the hogwash Winona County Law Enforcement SEMCAC FAMILY PLANNING between 3-7 a.m. Kinsky decided presented in the testimony of the Center until the October that no one would find out about police officers and doctors, because sentencing date. A confidential, non-judgemental clinic for family planning and sexually transmitted diseases. For appointment phone 452-4307 weekdays 8:30 to WSU sororities staying busy 5:00. by Gail Rgnonti they think of sororities...hazing is one-time initiation fee and monthly 64 1/2 W. 5th 452.4307 not allowed anymore in the dues entitles the student to a Not everyone is aware of Greeks," said Roach, "and that's lifetime membership, the chapter's Winona State's three Sororities usually the first thing people think national magazine, the sorority pin, and the accomplishments they of due to T.V. shows and old and many social activities. have made. stories." Sober & afraid? The sororities hold many Last year the sororities helped Sororities are governed by both dinners, banquets and theme with the United Way, the MD a Panhellenic Council and the parties such as the Fourth of July Check our Dance-a-thon, the Bloodmobiles Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council in December or New Year's Eve in and the Senior Citizens picnic. to make sure that rules are September. Their biggest money-maker was followed and hazing is not drinks and the care packages distributed to practiced. Schloesser also said that to help freshmen during finals. their members keep their grades Membership Chairperson for up they have book exchanges, test The Sororities at WSU are: Delta Zeta, Robin Schloesser, feels files, and study buddies, in which games at Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, that sororities, which consist of 8 each person is assigned another and Delta Zeta. to 10 members each, are small due student to study with at least 10 to lack of school participation. hours per week. Memberhsip Chairperson for "People on this campus are not ® ,es Alpha Delta Pi, Bobbie Roach says willing to try new things," said To belong to one of the sororities many WSU students aren't aware Schloesser. a student must have a 2.0-2.5 grade of the sororities or have a wrong point average. stop impression of them. Schloesser said, "Some incoming freshmen expect sororities to be as Schloesser said the sororities (formerly Dillingers) Reprogramming Roach says there seems to be an big here as at much larger schools. always welcome new members and Period anti-Greek attitude here at WSU They must realize that everything there is absolutely no commitment 3:31 to 5:59 due to a common misconception here at WSU is on a smaller scale." except to attend weekly meetings. 2 for one concerning hazing. Bar Booze Schloesser feels there are many "All anyone has to do is show an 4:29 to 5:31 "Many people get an 'Animal benefits associated with being a interest in sororities and come Mon. thru Fri. louse' picture in their minds when member of one of the sororities. A forward," said Schloesser. 767E. Fifth The Winonan (next to the invites you, the students and faculty of WSU, to speak your mind in the Polish "Student Voice." Embassy) Preferrably typed, to 113 Phelps Hall NOW! * Party Room Available
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September 29, 1982 Page 7 Chem, dept. receives gif by Yu-Rung Chen a stream of inert gas such as The Chemistry department has Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Argon, or received an extra Gas Helium. This gas stream carries Chromatography from the 3M the compounds into a column Company. It has a value of about containing a suitable medium $5000 and will be used by capable of retarding the flow by Chemistry department members varying degrees. • The separated and students, according to Dr. components then emerge from the David Rislove. columns at discrete intervals, The Gas Chromatograph is characteristic of each component, divided into two parts, the and pass through the detector. detector and the recorder. It is used in the analysis of mixtures of Rislove said that as a general volatile compounds used in paints, rule, gas analyses are carried out polymers, and drugs. It is also used on absorption columns, while in the fuel industry and in the liquids and volatile solids are analysis of pollutants in water such separated on partition columns. as PCBs. It is also used in any situation where the number of It is in a continued effort to components and the relative maintain a good relationship with amount of these components Minnesota that the 3M Company present in the mixture must. be has given the Gas Chromatograph ascertained. to Winona State, Rislove said. The compounds are injected into Dr. David Rislove with the new Gas Chromatograph. Library changes departmental allotment budget
by Jacky Johnson materials during the last four average cost of department books needs within the departments Jacobsen stated that a years. and the condition of the current result in distribution problems. percentage of the library's budget Due to the economic situation, department's book collection. alloted to the departments are Winona State's Maxwell Library is The library allotment for "For example," Jacobsen said, kept for unpredictable expenses. using a new material budget department materials, Jacobsen Other factors considered are the "the average cost of a hard cover At the moment, Jacobsen said, the allotment which went into effect explained, is based on a judgment number of department majors and book in the history department departments are using that July 1, 1982. made by the head of the Readers minors, the number of published runs about $22, while the average percentage. Service, Robert Wilson, and books, instruction credit hours, cost for a book in the science According to Dean of Learning Jacobsen himself. book circulation, the number of department runs about $40." Jacobsen does expect additional Resources, Edward Jacobsen, the department courses, and last fall money for library materials by the 1982-83 budget allotment was Jacobsen stated that each and spring quarter's credit hours, The departments' need of end of November when the determined by the university, with department's needs are judged on Jacobsen said. periodicals variate from $550 for departments' needs will once again departments receiving 40 percent a formula of two main factors, the the art department to $2,000 for be evaluated and the funds of its average budget spent for Jacobsen stated that variation of the sociology departments. redistributed. The Godfather Tin Cup...
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Nursing Applications departments, took advantage of the be at the Rochester Education Participants should plan to call the Regional Campus office: Applications for admission to the Learning and Study Skills Center Center (formerly Golden Hill attend all three sessions and are 507-457-2068 (Winona) or 507-285- Nursing major will be available on and received help in English, school) on Oct. 2, 9, and 16. expected to have a manuscript in 0111 (Rochester). Oct. 12 from the department mathematics, study skills, hand. secretaries. In Winona, see Joyce, budgeting time, reading compre- Pat Calvert, author of "The Lutheran Campus Center Phelps, 231. In Rochester, see hension, vocabulary building, and Snowbird" which was selected for The workshop may be applicable Lutheran Campus Center Marlene, Nursing department reading rate increase exercises. the 1980 Friends of American for renewal units for teachers, and Activities: Sept. 29 — Hayride 7 office, Golden Hills School. Writers juvenile merit award and carries 1.5 continuing education p.m., ,Sept. 30 — Bible Study on named a "Best Book for Young units for 15 contact hours. A the Book of Luke 4:30 p.m. Oct. 2-3 Wednesdays For Women The graduate assistants and Readers" by the American Library certificate of attendance will be — Fall Retreat-theme: "Hidden The topic for the Oct. 6 meeting part-time faculty at the Center are Association, will instruct. furnished for those completing the Stories in the Bible" Leave Sat. of "Wednesdays for Women" is eager to help students with their workshop. 8:45 a.m. Return Sun. around 7 p.m. Conflict Resolution: Personal and studies. If you are in need of She will discuss techniques and Oct. 6 — 9:19 p.m. Informal Global. The speaker will be Sue academic help, come to the Center approaches for writing stories, Enrollment is limited to 12 and Service. Theme: Cross in My Kilkus, counseling psychologist at in Gildemeister 124, open from 9 review marketing and graphics as the fee is $55. Sessions will be from Pocket. St. Mary's College. Meetings are a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through they relate to children and offer 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Registration is from 12-1 p.m. at the YWCA, so Friday and 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. opportunities for review of required by today. For Everyone is welcome. Lutheran bring your lunch! Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. participants' manuscripts. more information and to register, Campus Center, 303 Winona St.
There is no fee and no United Campus Ministries membership required and coffee Koinonia, a Christian singing Two dollar fee: 'It's a regulation' will be available. Women, as well and fellowship group, practices on as men, are cordially invited. Sundays, 7:30 p.m. at First by Carol Gunderson "Wednesdays for Women" is a Congregational Church. Everyone processing fee of $2 per program WSU's total income, Varner said. weekly event sponsored by the is welcome. Koinonia is sponsored Two dollars may not seem like change form." He estimates that $2,500 in YWCA, Citizens Against Nuclear by United Campus Ministry. an awful lot of money by today's drop/add fees alone are collected in Arms and the Women's Resource standards. But five days, or so, into Where does the money go? an academic year. Center. Writing Workshop every new quarter there are hundreds of students who dig into According to Jerry Varner, Varner said the rationale behind Learning And Study Skills Center A workshop on writing stories their pockets to produce a $2 drop/ business manager at Winona State, the fee might be to discourage Last year 225 students, for children, offered by WSU, will add fee. "The money just goes into the students from making a lot of representing most of the academic state treasury. Basically, we do get changes in their class schedule — And some ask, "Why?" the $2 back to use because it's a though he really doubted $2 was part of our budgeted income." going to scare anyone off. According to State University Board regulations: "Where a A lot of fees — like the drop/add, What more can you say about course is added after the beginning application, placement and late $2? "It's a regulation," Varner said of classes the student shall pay a registration fees — are part of with a shrug.
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by Kathy Vos p.m. dance in the East Cafeteria The football game against held in the Smog, the West John "Doc" Freund, Brad Hagen, will feature the local band Southwest State will be played at Cafeteria and Minne Hall on Jon Hegge, Tod Kieffer, Jeff "Bo With the arrival of autumn, its appropriately named Fantasy, Maxwell Field 1:30 p.m. The Thursday, Oct. 14. Bo" LeComte, Chuck Paulson, brisk temperatures and changing whose members include a number Alumni Association will sponsor a Mike Russell and Dave Woggon. color schemes, comes a "Fall of WSU alumni. brat tent near the field. The queen candidates are Betty Fantasy" in the form of A nderl, Wendy Barcel, Stacey A pep rally is also planned for Homecoming 1982. Saturday's activities will begin In addition to these events, Beissel, Ellen Blondell, Beth Thursday at 5 p.m. in Kryzsko with the 10:30 a.m. parade. Nine other homecoming activities will be Fleissner, Jackie Gioiello, Libbie Commons. Sheehan Hall will sell The initiation of Homecoming marching bands will be competing conducted. Kershaw, Heather Krupke, homecoming buttons. Week will be handled differently for trophies, and assorted floats Kimberly Meyer, Jane Neuharth this year. On Sunday, Oct. 10, 8 will be rallying for the top three Preliminary voting for king and and Lisa Swank. The king Reflecting on plans for the busy p.m., Cheap Trick will perform at prizes of $50, $25 and $15. Parade queen candidates takes place candidates are Jeff Anderson, upcoming week, Blondell speaks of New Memorial Hall. line-up is at 9:45 a.m. today, and the final election will be Dave Benedict, Dean Eichaker, Homecoming this year as "one of the best that's ever been. But according to Homecoming chairman John Blondell, the concert is not the sole attraction of this year's Homecoming. Homecoming 1982 Schedule of Events Other happenings include coronation on Friday, Oct. 15, in Sept. 29, Wednesday the PAC at 8 p.m. The coronation Preliminary King will be wholly centered around the and Queen candidate elections Oct. 14, Thursday Oct. 15, Friday Oct. 16, Saturday "Fall Fantasy" theme. Special Parade line-up effects, as well as performances by Final King and queen Coronation Oct. 10, Sunday elections PAC Main Theatre 9:45 a.m. the Change of Pace swing choir, Parade and The Company theatrical Cheap Trick Concert Pep Rally 8:00 p.m. New Memorial Hall Kryzsko Commons Homecoming Dance 10:30 a.m. troupe, will also focus on the WSU vs. Southwest State storybook theme. 8 p.m. 5:00 p.m. East Cafeteria 9:00 p.m. Maxwell Field 1:30 p.m. Following the coronation the 9
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W. Y E S CA Baby bibs, dead horses you call that art? by Paul Burmeister sculpture. Mear, assistant embroidery exhibit, A Stitch Here, professor of art at SMC, explains A Stitch There. From the gallery to the park, the piece evolved from images she from dinner to decay and from has seen in a pagan Norse ritual. Both bibs were made in 1908 and cotton fabric to welded iron, these are described (from top to bottom) photographs reflect the diversity Standing about 8 1/2 feet tall and as being "daisy spray embroidered of art currently on the St. Mary's weighing over 500 lbs., the work with eyelet lace" and "scalloped College campus. can be seen in the park north of St. eyelet edging with stylized floral Mary's/Heffron Hall. motif." The bibs were selected for Above is a new, permanent the show from the Goldstein addition to the college's collection The two American bibs on the Gallery's, University of Minnesota, — Sister Margaret Mear's untitled right are part of an international collection. Winona Glove Factory Outlet Film Preview Bergman has some fun bu Cathy Lee Cieminski 412.416 E. 2nd According to the society's This Saturday's Film Society president, Pete Joria, Smiles of a Open Daily Mon.-Sat. 9.5, selection is a Swedish comedy — Summer Night established Ingmar Bergman's Sommarnattens Bergman's international fame, Sun. Noon-5 Leende (Smiles of a Summer winning him recognition at the Night.) 1955 Caan Film Festival.
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Page 12 September 29, 1982 Bratt brings WSU to the Guthrie Voicewriter by Hannah L. Fischer $15 — Bratt tries to bring quality Thanks to Dr. David Bratt, some live entertainment to students who WSU students are about to get a might not be familiar with theatre By Paul Burmeister little culture. About 40 students productions. will travel by bus to the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis, Oct. 2. "I usually schedule trips to see comedies," said Bratt. "Live Forget Don Henley was an Eagle. Don Henley as Don Henley debuts They will attend the 1930's comedy is very similar to comedy with Can't Stand Still. comedy, "Room Service," which shown on TV. Besides, you really celebrates the prevailing have to acquire a taste for a three- Danny Kortchmar and Greg Ladanyi,are a big part of this debut, and backstage myth that "the show hour tragedy." the credits continue like the guest book for a mainstream L.A. block must go on." party — John D. Souther, Timothy B. Schmidt, Lee Sklar, Waddy Bratt hopes to plan a Guthrie Wachtel, Andrew Gold, Louise Goffin, Warren Zevon and Joe Walsh. They will also see "The Marriage Dr. David Bratt trip for the winter quarter — if You know what I mean. of Figaro," an 18th century prices can be kept down. Despite The title cut leads off and fails. Next up, "You Better Hang Up," isn't masterpiece full of mistaken Dr. Bratt has arranged trips to rising costs, Bratt says he will bad and has an infectious refrain. Then, "Long Way Home" is a long identities, lecherous masters and the Guthrie for six years. continue to plan trips as long as time ending. A nice Henley ballad, and done well, but a song Jackson sneaky servants. According to him, WSU students there is interest in them. Browne could've done better. - are lucky to have "one of the finest "Nobody's Business' is highlighted by Wachtel's work on guitar, and Shopping, sight-seeing and theatres in the country almost in Other plays students have the side ends with "Talking to the Moon," yet another Henley ballad. dinner will be also be included on their backyard." attended include "Foxfire," "As the trip's timetable. Side two is different, and on the merit of three songs, much better. You Like It" and "You Can't Take "Dirty Laundry" breaths new life for Henley. Backing a message Keeping the cost low — around It With You." worth listening to, Steve Porcaro on keyboards, Kortchmar on rhythm and Walsh on first solo are all right. "Johnny Can't Read" is simply wonderful — a pop classic in which everything works. Nobel Prize winner to talk at SMC Little works on "Them and Us." Both instrumentals and lyrics are often trite. Judge for yourself: "In forty-five minutes/It'll all be done/ We'll all be good and crispy/But we'll still be number one." by Paul Burmeister Following, "LaEile/Lilah" is maybe saved by Wachtel again, but I doubt it. The album does end in a really nice and surprising way, with a 1977 Nobel Peace Prize recipient out of control and killed two They founded the Community of successful arrangement of "The Unclouded Day." Henley gives this Betty Williams will give a lecture, children and fatally wounded a Peace People, and because of their gospel piece a kind of L.A. reggae treatment that is somehow "Can There be Peace in Northern third. efforts became the first women to appropriate. Ireland?" in the St. Mary's College receive a Nobel Prize in 1946. Which leaves me wanting more: More that doesn't immediately fieldhouse Oct. 5, 8 p.m. That was Aug. 10, 1976, Belfast, sound like the old Don Henley. More like "Johnny Can't Read." The and since then she and Mairead The lecture is the first event of nice things about the old Henley are still nice, but... Williams has watched English Corrigan (aunt of the three dead the 1982-83 Tri-College/University Forget Henley was an Eagle? Okay. Forget what Henley did as an soldiers shoot and kill an IRA children) have campaigned to end Concert and Lecture Series. No Eagle? Not yet. soldier, whose -car then careened violence in Northern Ireland. admission will be charged. Electronics Warehouse Mobile Unit Spectacular Portable Sale in front of The Wings of Music 165 E. 3rd St.
Wednesday - Sunday Noon - 7 P.M. Specials: Sanyo AM-FM Cassette Portable $33" - $300" Walkarounds$29°° w/headphones AM-FM/Cassette 150 watt Car Stereo Walkaround $4900 Equalizer $2500 Much, much more! *165 E. 3rd St.* September 29, 1982 Page 13 sports Golf team 15th at UNI Invitational by Bill Evenson toughest field of teams the tournament has ever had. We Southern Illinois University should know because we were one took top honors with a three day of the initial teams eight years total of 1186 followed by the ago." University of Iowa with a 1188 and third went to the University of The invitational was played on Kansas with 1189 mark. Winona three different courses. Each team State shot a 1255 for the three day plays on one course per day. tournament. "The kids have played on all three courses so that wasn't an Coach Dwight Marston said, excuse and neither were the poor "We were in 11th place after the weather conditions," commented first day and only shot six more Marston when asked about the strokes the second day, but fell to poor showing the last two days. 16th place. We stayed the same but someone got better." "We know we are having a good tourney when we can stay with According to Marston the UW-Whitewater, UW-Eau Claire overall problem the team had was and UM-Duluth. They have their lack of consistency. "At the excellent programs and are tourney we shot average, but the competitive each year." bad rounds cost us." "UM-Duluth is the favorite this It wasn't all doom and gloom for year in our conference. Our players WSU however. "The high points believe that if we can just put all for us were the consistency of the little things together that have Brett ,Barcel and John Buck. I am plagued us all year, we have a shot also pleased with the two scores of at the conference crown," said 35 shot by Mike Rukavina. When Marston. you shoot -that well in a tourney like this you have really The Warriors have one more accomplished something," said meet before they tune up for the PAUL CORRIGAN Marstbn. conference tournament which will The 1982 WSU Men's Golf team. From left to right are: Brad Leivermann, Sam Drodofsky, John Mugford, be held in Aberdeen, S. Dak. on Brett Barcel, John Buck and Mike Rukavina. Marston said that the 15th place Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. finish is deceiving. "This is the 1-3. WSU drops three of four at Tri-College Invitational
by Diane Tenuta to beat us in the state tournament," Fiereck added. Winona State Volleyball Coach Lavonne Fiereck predicted a tough Other teams in the tournament match with Moorhead State this are North Dakota State, Moorhead past Thursday and her prediction State and Concordia-Moorhead. came true. The Warrior's lost three The Warrior's lost a matches Friday and one Saturday disappointing match to Moorhead morning before bouncing back to State 15-10, 13-15, 11-15, 11-15 to beat Concordia-Moorhead 10-15, begin a three day tournament in 10-3, 15-9 in the team's final match Moorhead. of the tournament.
Fiereck commented before the Earlier Saturday the Warrior's team left for Moorhead that the lost to Gustavus-Adolphus 5-15, 6- match could possibly go five 15. games. The Warrior's placed seventh in "Last year Moorhead finished in the eight-team field. The team's fourth place right behind us, but current record stands at 4-11. they have some experienced players coming back this year," This week the Warrior's take on said Fiereck. Mankato State in Mankato on Wednesday and then travel to Milwaukee, Wis. on Friday to "We beat them in conference participate in the two day UW- play last year, but they came back Milwaukee Invitational.
NORTHERN SUN CONFERENCE W L Moorhead State 2 0 St. Cloud State 2 0 Bemidji State 2 • 0 UM-Duluth 1 0 UM-Morris 0 0 WINONA STATE 0 2
EMMERLING Mankato State 0 2_ Southwest State 0 2
STEVE K Warrior's Schedule Sept. 27 - Oct. 2 Sept. 29 WSU at Mankato nU's Sue Dehn sets up Beth Walker during one of the recent practices as the Warrior's geared up for the Tri- Oct. 1, 2 WSU at UM-Milwaukee Invitational College Invitational at Moorhead, Sept. 24-25.
Page 14 September 29,1982 Kling-Onz are flying high again by Pat Towle and Members of the Kling-Onz team sparked a burst of energy with his what experience can do as they showed up early in the game as the Bill Hunt this year are Pat Towle, Bill Hunt, defensive play enabling the Kling- breezed by UM-Duluth 26-3. Kling-Onz piled up an 8-0 lead. Chris Brown, Jeff Maniscallo, Onz to convert several turnovers The Winona State University Keith Donovan, Eric Hepker, Gar into goals. Then came the finals of the The first half of the game was frisbee team, the Mississippi Monday, John Wagner, Matt tournament in which the the best half of the year for the Valley Kling-Onz, captured the 1982 O'Reilly, Kevin Lowe, Kip Willard, undefeated Kling-Onz met the Kling-Onz. They totally dominated St. Cloud State Fall Invitational on Chico Mackey, Rich Strike, Jeff The Kling-Onz scored four University of Minnesota Air the Air Traffic Controllers. The Saturday Sept. 25 at Wilson Park Hollander and George Johnson. consecutive goals to take a lead Traffic Controllers who were team received strong in St. Cloud. The Kling-Onz breezed they would never relinquish. The performances from rookie through the one day tournament In the Kling-Onz opening match first half ended with the score 10-7 speedsters Donovan and O'Reilly as by defeating St. Cloud State they faced a fired-up St. Cloud in favor of the Kling-Onz. Mississippi Valley well as Brown, the team captain. University, the University of State team. St. Cloud State took an By the end of the half the Kling- Minnesota-Duluth and the early 3-1 lead before the Kling-Onz St. Cloud State came out fired up Kling- Onz Onz were in full control with an 11- University of Minnesota. could get untracked. Monday in the second half and tied the 2 lead. game with three straight 1982 touchdowns. But the Kling-Onz The game was virtually out of 10% Off pulled their act back together St. Cloud State reach for the Air Traffic behind the sparkling offensive Controllers after the embarassing All Shoes & Rackets showing of Hepker. They took a Invitational first half they endured. The Kling- Largest selection of athletic four goal lead and never looked Onz cruised in the second half and footwear, running gear, rackets back. The game ended with the Champions ended up with a 19-8 victory and & balls in the area. Kling-Onz on the top side of a 19-14 their first tournament score. championship of the year. unbeaten also. Sports-In Store In the second round the Kling- In other tournament action the Void on 3rd and Franklin Onz were pitted against a young The Kling-Onz got psyched up Kling-Onz placed third in the UW- sale items 454-2442 Expires 9.29-82 UM-Duluth squad. They showed for this match. The emotional high Madison tournament held in IIII Madison, Wis. September 18 and 19. Their only two loses of the tournament were to a solid Madison squad and a nationally ranked Windy City ultimate team.
The Kling-Onz won four games enroute to the third place finish.
The Kling-Onz 1982-83 record now stands at seven wins and two defeats.
The Kling-Onz next tournament action will be October 16 and 17 at Lake Park in Winona. This tournament is the U.P.A. sanctioned sectional tournament. It is the first and crucial step in the ladder to the national championship. Men's CC stumbles
by Lanny Peterson
The Winona State Men's Cross Country team traveled to River Falls, Wis. on Saturday to compete in the River Falls Invitational. The Warriors did not fare very well as they finished last in a field of eight teams.
Mankato State won the 8,000 meter run with a score of 25 points. The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point grabbed second place while Bethel College This calculator thinks business. tagged third place. St. Thomas was favored in the meet but slipped to The TI Student Business Analyst fifth place. If there's one thing undergrad It all means you spend less of the package. You also get "We didn't run well as a team," business students have always time calculating, and more a book that follows most commented Warrior Coach Randy needed, this is it: an affordable, time learning. One keystroke business courses: the Business Miller. "Our team lacks business-oriented calculator. takes the place of many. Analyst Guidebook. Business experience." The Student Business Analyst. The calculator is just part professors helped us write it, Its built-in business formulas to help you get the most out Ray Eldridge was the first let you perform complicated of calculator and classroom. Warrior to cross the finish line finance, accounting and A powerful combination. with a time of 27:43. This time statistical functions—the ones Think business. earned Eldridge the 47th position that usually require a lot of With the Student out of 80 runners. Following time and a stack of reference Business Analyst. Eldridge in was Jim Pascale. books, like present and future value calculations, amortiza- TEXAS tions and balloon payments. INSTRUMENTS A sidelight to the event was that 1'442 Tcx, I,trumcnt, John Schiller, a runner on the St. Thomas squad, is a brother of Tony Schiller formerly an All-American runner at Winona State. Schiller finished 15th in the meet. Page 15 September 29,1982 WSU rally falls short by Al Light yards. WSU also was the victim of State. three interceptions and was Over 400 yards total offense, 25 stopped on a fourth and one With 58 secnds left Winona October is first down and a gallant fourth situation at the Wolves' 10-yard State attempted an onside kick, quarter come from behind effort line. This all figured into the but any hope of getting the ball was not enough for the Winona Warriors scoring "jinx." back was erased when Northern National Apple Month State football team last Saturday State recovered it. But the as they fell to the Northern State Entering the fourth quarter Warriors defense held the Wolves University Wolves 16-12 in things looked bleak for the and the offense got the ball back To show how Aberdeen, S. Dak. Warriors. They were behind 10-0 with 30 seconds remaining on the and Northern State would regain clock. Despite completing a 34-yard Apoes — R —A dapatable The Wolves scored the game's the wind advantage. The situation bomb against the wind to receiver first 10 points by taking advantage looked even worse a minute and a Lief Nelson, Speer's last second of a 25 mph wind that kept the half later as Northern State used pass was intercepted sealing the We will be featuring different Warriors punting game in check its' running game to score its Northern State University Wolves giving Northern State consistently second touchdown of the game. 16-12 victory. apple specials throughout good field position. On their first This gave them a commanding 16-0 possession Northern State drove lead as Larson missed the extra FINAL STATISTICS 39 yards to nine plays to score its point kick. Winona Northern the month first touchdown. On their next 25 first downs 14 possession with the wind at their But halfway through the final 104 rushing yards 283 at back the Wolves added three more quarter the Warriors' offense 309 passing yards 26 points on a 48-yard field goal by finally found the endzone. A couple 413 total yards 309 The Smog - Snack Bar Brad Larson. of completed passes by Speer and a 87 number of plays 65 pass interference penalty in the 3 interceptions 0 Kryzsko Commons The Warriors had the wind endzone were the key plays in the advantage in the second and third drive, then a one-yard quarterback quarters but could not alter the 10- sneak gave WSU its' first six Passing: Speer (Winona) 0 score. The Wolves were also held points. The Warriors failed in a 26-52-309,1 TD in check as the Warriors' defense two point conversion attempt, Abens (Northern) 1-5-26 stifled any scoring threat. leaving the score 16-6. FRIDAY, OCT. 1 Rushing: Ross (Northern) 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Using the passing abilities of With time running out during 36-124,2 TD's quarterback Steve Speer, WSU their next possession, Speer's Abens (Northern) 14-138 marched deep into Wolves' passing resulted in another six Dietz (Winona) 11-32 territory several times but each points. The drive was capped off by EYEWEAR time came up empty handed. The a 32-yard touchdown pass to Jim Scoring: Warriors squandered scoring Dietz. Again the two point 1 2 3 4 Final
opportunities when they missed conversion failed and the score Winona 0 0 0 12 12 FASHION SHOW field goal attempts of 47 and 36 stood 16-12 in favor of Northern .•Northern 10 0 0 6 16 with Donna Reichenberger, Fashion Consultant Warriors close to 'realistic' goal with Tura, Inc. of New York. by Kim Empey nabbed 47th place out of a field coach Greg Kaplan helps the comprised of over 100 runners. runners establish the right pace The Winona State University The Warrior's Shawn Paul during practices by running with "Let Donna help you gals and Women's Cross Country team tied placed 54th, Cheryl Peters 54th, or ahead of them everyday. Doctor Martin Luther College for Carrie Hendrickson 58th and Sue Lifting weights for three days guys create the perfect look ninth place out of 13 teams last Hamilton 68th. out of the week completes the Saturday at Mankato. St. Thomas Coach Moravec noted that they training schedule for the runners. for yourselves!" captured first place in the meet. had just enough runners to qualify "We lift weights for both the arms Coach Marjorie Moravec was as a team. The other two runners and legs. Your legs will only go as * Drawing for free prescription glasses pleased with the overall that round out the squad are still fast as your arms are moving," said (Purchase not necessary) performance of the team. hopefuls for next Saturday's meet Moravec. "Everyone lowered their times in Northfield. The team will once again be from the previous week by a full 30 First-year runner Dawn Quame running to break that 20 minute Westgate Optical seconds," said Moravec. The has been out with a "slow-healing" goal barrier next Saturday at the runners are cutting their times and hamstring pull since the first week 1600 West Gilmore Ave. (behind Country Kitchen) Co-ed St. Olaf meet. are getting closer to the "realistic" of practice. The other We -rior that Winona, MN 55987 454.5384 goal set by the team this year is sidelined is Debbie Tarnowski. "The girls don't necessarily run which is to have all times under 20 She came down with strep throat better times when running with minutes. last week. Moravec hopes both will the men's team because the guys Just 19 seconds away from the be practicing this week. are usually way ahead of them or team goal is Lori Husting. She Specialized practices are needed way behind, but it's nice because PAPA JOHN'S PIZZA trimmed her time by 40 seconds. to cut times and increase paces we can cheer each other on," Recording a time of 20:19, she according to Moravec. Assistant commented Moravec. Introduces (New Weekly Specials) ilttohnat This Week's Special Saloon E;ram-i 2 Tacos and a Tap Beer Hei In Low or Pop just FUN WITH A FLAIR!! $1.25 .44P Enjoy your *favorite cocktail or choose From 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Daily „.. (Dine In Only) front our outstanding selection of 00111 IMPORTED BEER NO\er on draft or in bottles pn 5,7 1" oP
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Scoreboard Intramural Shorts Saturday, Oct. 2 the Intramural Team Racquetball men's and women's singles, men's Women's Flag Football department in conjunction with Plans are underway for a team and women's doubles and a mixed 0 Reversibles 19 Muggers Miller Brewing Company will be racquetball league. Teams will be doubles match. Entries will open 1 Jag Ons 0 (forfeit) Pe Pe la Pew sponsoring its 3rd Annual Sport-A- made up of four men and four October 11 and play will begin 1 First Downers 0 (forfeit) Untouchables Thon. The Sport-A-Thon is a co-rec women. A.4 . 1- (0,0c will consist of a November 1. 0 Bar Rags 20 FLounders activity with three men and three Kamikazees 24 Neccopheliacs 0 women teams competing in NIC FOOTBALL STANDINGS Little Devils 1 No Names 0 running, biking, swimming and NIC OVERALL Imbibers 13 Rellim 6 obstacles. A team trophy will be W L T W L T Rads 1 Pussy Cats 0 awarded to the winning team with Moorhead State 2 0 0 4 0 0 individual awards given to the top 1 0 0 1 0 1 (forfeit) UM-Morris three teams. There is no cost for UM-Duluth 1 0 0 3 1 0 this activity and free T-shirts will 2 0 Men's Flag Football Northern State 1 1 0 2 be given to all participants. Entry 2 0 19 Whatever 0 Southwest State 1 1 0 1 B.Y.E. forms can be picked up in Intra- 3 0 25 Hurtin Squad 0 WINONA STATE 0 2 0 1 Jag Farm mural Office, Memorial Hall. Entry 4 0 26 R.I.T.W.D. 14 Bemidji State 0 2 0 0 Xygarths deadline is 1:00 p.m. Oct. 1. Destroyers 19 Survivors 12 26 Morey Morons 6 Saturday's Results Pads Homecoming Co-Rec Flag Football 23 14 Trouser Snakes 6 Moorhead State 38 Bemidji State Keggers In order to help celebrate home- 13 12 Seven Dwarf's 6 UM-Duluth 51 Southwest State J's Sodbusters coming the Intramural department 12 19 Box Lunches 14 Northern State 16 WINONA STATE Wave will be staging a co-rec flag football 21 69'ers 0 W.D. III tournament Oct. 11-16. Teams will Eagles 25 Weasels 6 consist of four men and four Next Week's Games Trojans 6 T.P. 0 women. Entries may be found on WINONA STATE Wailers V 14 KJLB 7 Bemidji State at the Intramural board in Memorial at Moorhead State B.G. 21 Madness 0 UM-Duluth Hall. Entry deadline is Oct. 6 and Northern State at UM-Morris 69th Air Squadron 6 D.W.I. 12 only the first 16 teams to register Southwest State at St. Cloud State will be accepted. Athletic Events
Sept. 27 Men's Golf at Winona Country Club Tournament ■•■ Sept. 29 Volleyball vs. Mankato
State at Mankato SCVCO rC row Oct. 1 NIC golf tournament at kwcze ?, Aberdeen, S. Dak. Volleyball UW-Milwaukee Invitational at Milwaukee Oct. 2 Football - Bemidji State at Winona State Men's Cross Country vs. UW- LaCrosse at Winona Women's Cross Country at St. Olaf Oct. 5 Volleyball at UW-River Falls Oct. 6 Volleyball at Inver Grove -72-4--'\ Community College
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