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Who's pulling Showing off Off to a the strings? at Max's good start W Page 2 Page 10 Page 13 Winona State University Volume LXI, Number 11 December 14,198 IFO Board to review settlement by Jim Riccioli relations, said it would be time since union officials are the Dr. David Simpson, IFO state- really had any move towards "inappropriate to discuss only ones who've seen the wide president, publicly stated arbitration." . The Board of Directors of the details" of the tentative settlement. shortly after the negotiations Two days before the IFO Inter Faculty Organization will agreement before the IFO Samit said that he was broke off in October that the scheduled a meeting to consider meet Saturday to review the negotiating team presents it to satisfied with the negotiations, union hadn't expected talks to filing for arbitration, the tentative settlement reached last the board Saturday. though he "would've been extend to that point. Talks broke chancellor's office called back week between • the state and "We've had problems which happier if we would've finished off again in early November when the union on Nov. 21. The talks union and will decide whether to were difficult to resolve," Samit several months ago." union negotiators walked out of remained continuous until the recommend approval or said. "I can't predict whether the "But I don't think that these the meetings and threatened to settlement was reached last disapproval of the package to settlement will be accepted by negotiations were unusually file for arbitration. week. union members. the faculty, but I'm fairly certain long," he said. "The talks for the "They (the IFO negotiating The two negotiating teams met The agreement was reached that the IFO's negotiating team 1981-83 contract began in team) did not tell us anything Monday to proofread and correct after eight months of will recommend it to the board." Decmeber of 1980 and ended in about arbitration and the the written package in negotiations which had broken Dr. Wayne Dunbar, negotiator October of 1981. This time, we mediator never declared preparation for its presentation off twice within the last three and Winona State faculty didn't start until April." impasse," Samit said. "We never to state and union officials. months, prompting union member, also refused to predict officials to threaten arbitration or the outcome of Saturday's board a potential strike of the IFO's meeting, or how individual 2000 State University System faculty will react to the proposed Rochester plan clarified faculty members. package. Representatives from the state "I'm not about to predict what by Carolyn M. Goetzinger Earlier this year, Winona State the construction of the proposed and IFO met Monday to finalize each individual member's President Thomas Stark said he building. agreements packaged into a reaction will be," Dunbar said. Winona State's plan to better was in favor of a proposal that December 2 Olmsted County tentative settlement but "One person may be happy while meet Rochester's educational called for the construction of a $2 tied the sale of the former negotiators remained reluctant to another may be irate." needs was further clarified last million Winona State building on Rochester State Hospital campus release details of the contract. He said the "totally week, and the proposal picked up the Rochester Community to the four-year college program. Jack Samit, the chancellor negotiated agreement" was "too financial support from the College campus and the The county bought the hospital office's director of labor complex" to summarize at this Rochester community. spending of $1 million for grounds from the state a year ago associated improvements to for $1, after the state closed the RCC. hospital in a budget-cutting The new building would house move. The agreement for the sale upper division and graduate specified that the county was courses for Winona State, and required to turn over any profits the two schools would share from sale of the property to the parking, classroom, library, book state. store, food service, health service Perpich agreed to a county and recreational facilities. request to amend the agreement Under the so-called "two-plus- to allow the county to keep the two" proposal, undergraduate profits for two projects, including students would take courses construction of a new Winona offered by RCC for the first two State building. years of their education and then The "two-plus-two" plan has would take junior and senior level drawn criticism, most notably courses offered by WSU at the from the Winona community. At a new building. meeting in Rochester last week Gov. Rudy Perpich is among with members of the Commission those who have endorsed the on the Future of Post-Secondary idea of a four-year college Education, skeptics from Winona program in Rochester. However complained that the proposal his Commission on the Future of could lead to the decline and Post-Secondary Education eventual elimination of the challenged proponents of the Winona campus. plan, particularly the Rochester But Stark says that Winona community to come up with some front money to help fund Continued on Page 3 One-acts a success despite criticism by Forrest Davis night's performance. Dr. John Kane, vice president of student Three student-directed one-act affairs, attended the opening to plays went on as scheduled last monitor the crowd, but reported week in the Performing Arts no incidents. Center, despite charges of The play's director, Blayn bigotry directed toward one of Lemke, a senior from the productions. Stewartville, described the play State Sen. Pat Kronecusch, IR- as an examination of what could Rollingstone, had criticized happen "when a power Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It organization exudes power and All For You, by Christopher does not take changes in society Durang, as bigoted and mocking in mind." of Jesus Christ and Christians. "In this situation," he said, The play sparked controversy "Durang uses Catholicism as the due to its satirical presentation of method of showing this power. It the Catholic Church's view of could be used in the military or it current social issues. could be used in education, but No, she's not eating her mitten. Junior Shirley Johnson chewed on a sucker while she talked to a The production of the play had he has chosen Catholicism." friend between classes yesterday. Ear muffs and mittens are now standard apparel as winter has attracted so much controversy In the play, four of Sister set in at Winona State. (photo by Douglas E. Smyth) that the university had Mary's former students return to considered hiring an off-duty police officer to attend the first Continued on Page 10 Page 2 December 14, 1983 Bookstore committee set up to improve input by Ken Korczak $60,000 in profits each year. The profits are deposited in Publishers, students, faculty, Merchants National Bank, along the State University Board, the with various other sources of Fritotv National Association of College revenue from Winona State, laver favorites Stores - who is pulling the strings making up a general fund. on the bookselling business at A $20,000 checking account is Winona State? maintained from this general According to Dick Schaber, fund, which is used to conduct bookstore manager, the Winona bookstore, and other university State bookstore belongs to the business. students. The rest of the money accures "It's your bookstore," Schaber interest at the current rate. This told journalism students at a money is then prorated back to press conference with a the university. newswriting class. "We're there Most profits from the to serve you, with the lowest bookstore are used for prices and the best service presidential scholarships, possible." according to Varner. All potential But Schaber admitted that freshmen and sophomores are neither he nor the students have eligible to receive these any control over the price of scholarships. books. Despite the scholarships Book prices, for the most part, provided to the students, student are controlled by the publishers. discontent with the bookstore They set the prices of the books remains high. according to their needs. The Jerry Varner, Winona State publishers receive about 60 cents Business Manager, says he does of each dollar students spend on not know what to do about Freshman Debbie Hagen looks disgusted after giving her check to Ada Tobin to pay for her books. Hagen books. student discontent. paid $25.90 for two books. (photo by Douglas E. Smyth) The bookstore then marks the "The bottom line is that we are recommendations to President books up 20 percent, which is in subject to the publishers when it sell a book back to the bookstore who want to be on the committee. Stark on how the situation might accordance with State University comes to the price of books," he for 50 percent of what you paid It will consist of four Senate be improved." Board regulations. All tolled, the said. "Nobody can control the for it, I don't think it's that bad. I members, three non-Senate Arndt said the committee will bookstore receives about 20 way they set their prices." don't know what to do about members and two ex-official also investigate the possibilty cents of each dollar spent, Varner feels that the 20 percent student discontent." members. of a book rental system, in which which is used to cover their mark-up applied by the bookstore An attempt is now being made "The committee's first job will students would not buy books, expenses and make a profit. is necessary. to reestablish some type of be to evaluate the current but rather rent them and return The remaining 20 cents of each "As far as the 20 percent mark- bookstore committee. situation of bookselling practices them each quarter. dollar goes to the authors and for up goes," he said, "I don't think Brad Arndt, Student Senate and then report back to the "Other schools are doing this taxes. The bookstore has been the bookstore can go any less president, says the Senate is Senate," he said. "Based on what successfully, maybe we can too," averaging about $50,000 to and still be in business. If you can taking applications for people they find, we will make Arndt said. VISIT THE Winona Glove Co. FACTORY OUTLET STORE 412 - 416 E. SECOND ST. Gloves and a whole lot more SPECIAL HOLIDAY SAVINGS...

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December 14, 1983 Page 3 Struck selected as new university relations v.p.

by Dale Kurchner University, will fill the position advertisement Winona State had Illinois. establish a strong short and long Dr. Richard Struck will serve as left by Dr. Wendell Jahnke, who placed in the Chronicle of Higher "I helped start The Campaign range plan in university relations the new vice president for resigned June 30 to accept a Education, a national newspaper for Western, a $14.8 million and development and a fund development and university position with Investors which advertises positions open funding plan back in 1978 and raising program to better the relations at Winona State starting Diversified Services. at colleges and universities. have seen it through." financial status of the Jan. 3. After being with Western Struck said that he felt as if he Struck was also president of university." Struck, currently Director of Illinois since 1977, Struck said he were "sort of graduating" from the Davenport, Rock Island, Jahnke said his new job as an Development for Western Illinois decided to respond to the his accomplishments at Western Moline and Bettendorf investment consultant "offers a community section of the Public potential to make whatever a Relations Society of America. person wants to make." "I'm an accredited member and Jahnke's new salary will be a Food service burglarized will be joining the Minnesota base salary with commission and chapter," said Struck. he said he feels he will do better Two Winona State students breaking into the food service The official monetary loss from Struck said WSU will offer him financially with this system than were charged yesterday in cafeteria and taking food the stolen food supplies has not a much broader. approach and with the yearly salary of over Winona County Court in supplies. Sandel and Paul went been determined as of press that he is looking forward to a $40,000 he left behind at Winona connection with the burglary of before the court yesterday to time. larger role in legislative affairs State. the Winona State ARA food enter their pleas. Dr. John Kane, vice president than he had at Western Illinois. Jahnke said his main goal in service supplies early Sunday Police said the students had of student affairs, will distribute a "I am focusing on additional this transition was to get back to morning. entered Kryzsko Commons news release informing students elements here, and the Rochester Mankato. "It's kind of home for Brian Sandel, 716 W. through the university's tunnel as to the consequences of project will be a good challenge me." Broadway, and Bradley Paul, 426 system and were 'reported by a university burglaries. for me," said, Struck. "I was looking for a different Morey Hall, were charged with Winona State security guard. "I want to first look at how the line of work," explained Jahnke, people in the region look at the "and I had three investments Rochester institution," Struck said. "My through the firm at the time, so I tuition revenues make it even available to Rochester largest challenge will be to knew something about it." Continued from Page 1 more attractive financially to do Community College during the State has been offering classes so, he said. day, since Winona State offers in Rochester since 1920, and that There has been a 75 percent most of its classes in the the extension classes "help us increase in the current WSU evenings and on weekends. WSU students sent sustain our operations here." Rochester program in the past Stark said the plan has He added, "We've been three years, and Stark says the received 100 percent support operating 'two-plus-two' for many program has outgrown its current from both the State University years. It's just with the increased facility. Presently, the Winona System and the Community back to high school attention to the building that State Rochester Center is housed College System, as well as the by Thomas P. Hansen people have been aware of the in leased space in the former Higher Education Coordinating high schools. existence of the 'two-plus-two' Golden Hill Elementary School. Board. He added that he expects Mootz also said this will be the Some Winona State students plan." Stark said the proposed the issue to be resolved third time high school students will be returning to their high Currently there are 275 full- building would be approximately sometime between January and will be approached by schools during Christmas break time equivalent students enrolled twice the size of the building it March, when the state representatives from WSU to do recruiting for WSU. in Winona State classes in now uses. Much of the Legislature convenes. instead of the usual two times, a The recruiting will take place Rochester, according to Stark. classroom space will be made bonus to the recruiting program. There are actually 600 to 700 Dec. 19-21, when representatives PALS, a student volunteer students enrolled part-time, most talk to the prospective college organization within WSU's of whom are older than 24. Before you go home students and answer any Admissions Office, is questions they have about WSU "If we didn't have those 275 coordinating the program with and what life on campus is like. FTE's we'd be down in the help of Mootz. enrollment. We can't afford that," this winter give your WSU students set up PALS hosts similar programs appointments with their high Stark said. "It is absolutely to expose prospective students school counselor at the expense essential, financially, to be to WSU, including campus tours, of the Admissions Office. involved in the outreach bike a winter home! weekend stays in the dorms and program." After a date and time was set, call-a-thons. the Admissions Office sent Stark said there is an Secure, heated, The goal was to have students posters to the high school with educational market in Rochester return to 200 high schools, but the WSU representative's name and it is necessary for Winona indoor bicycle storage. with many Illinois schools on on it and telling when and where State to go to it. Winona State vacation the same time WSU is the student would be. has a mission to serve United Bike Storage and some Wisconsin and Director of Admissions Dr. southeastern Minnesota, Minnesota school districts on James Mootz said the last time a including Rochester. And 454-5151 break, only 50 WSU students set program like this was tried they legislative apportionments and up meetings at their high CALL NOW!! got 65 students to return to their schools. ALL ABOARD AMTRAK Traveling for the Christmas Holidays?

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Page 4 December 14, 1983 CIDINI14D4 Time to start selling Winona Winona State's plan to better meet Rochester's educational All I wont for Christmas.... needs received a big boost from the Rochester community earlier Somehow, a bunch of letters to Santa got sent could get a cold flying around in that little red this month, much to the dismay of the Winona Community. to me by mistake. I really don't know what to do jacket with no scarf. And your reindeer! You must The proposal calls for the construction of a $2 million Winona with them, so here they are: not be feeding them. I'll whip up some dinner for State building adjacent to Rochester Community College and Dear Santa, them. And please don't slide down the chimney. $1 million in associated improvements to the Rochester Could you please give me a different You'll get soot on the carpet I just cleaned and... Community College campus. Under a so-called "two-plus-two" roommate? I have to live with this Abbott dude. Do Hey Santa Dude, plan, undergraduate students would take courses offered by the you know what it's like to have 400 ice cream Like we won the division, ya know, an' the community college for the firs; two years of their education and cones sitting outside your door in the morning? team is like grateful. Well, we's got some awards then would take upper division courses offered by Winona State at Do you know what it is like to answer the phone to but we'd really like sumpin' else. Now don't not tell the new building. The two schools would share classroom, parking, hear obscenities and heavy breathing? I can't take nobody 'bout dis, kay? But we want a bunch of library and other facilities. it anymore. Cabbage Patch dollies. Dey really cute an' cuddly The proposal has picked up a lot of support, most notably from Thanx, an' it'll mean lots. We been good boys an' worked the governor, the president of Winona State, the president of Greg Abbott's Roommate hard, so give 'em to us or we'll break your face. Rochester Community College, the State University System, the Dear Santa, Later, Community College System, the Minnesota Higher Education All we want for Christmas are a few good WSU Football team Coordinating Board, IBM, the Mayo Clinic and the Rochester Area leaders. We never seem to get anything done. The Dear Mr. Santa Claus, Chamber of Commerce. meetings are chaos and we're getting picked on by We only want one thing for X-Mas. Could you And earlier this month, responding to a challenge by the the press. It seems like we can't even drive up to please gift-wrap Greg Abbott and give him a sleigh Governor's Commission on the Future of Post-Secondary the MSUSA conference without running into ride to St.Cloud or Mankato or somewhere where Education to come up with two-thirds of the needed money locally, problems. he won't be bothering us? He's attacked every the Rochester community added its support. It proposed a logical Sincerely, aspect of the university he can think of: dorm and feasible way of funding the construction project. WSU Student Senate director problems, private MSUSA discussions, If Winona State and Rochester Community College can secure Dear Santa, the bookstore. the necessary $3 million construction/improvements money, Could you get me a more decent son for Please postmark him to a different college so Winona State will be able to expand its Rochester program and Christmas? He's been nothing but a disrespectful we can go back to our policy of covering up become more involved in meeting the educational needs of the brat. (He'll probably get me for libel now) He's a university problems. Rochester community, and in the process, Winona State will slob. He throws his clothes all over, belches at the Sincerely, become stronger. dinner table and goes out until early morning Winona State University Administration The plan sounds great, doesn't it? It sounds like a great way, a hours — sometimes until 1 a.m.! This ungrateful Dear Santa, logical way, a workable way to help both Winona and Rochester, sibling wrote a letter to the FDA when he was five Could you give me anew identity? I'm being doesn't it? years old which criticized my meals. His trouble- stalked by most of this campus. I hear there are The Winona community doesn't seem to think so. Last week, making ways will probably result in having him end contracts out on me. My life is in danger. skeptics from Winona complained to the Commision on the Future up a bum who cleans toilets for a living. Please Seriously, could you thank student affairs for of Post-Secondary Education that the proposal could lead to the give me a responsible son that will appreciate my taking my rampages in stride? Thank the athletic decline and eventual elimination of the Winona State campus in efforts. department for a job well done. Last of all, thank Winona. Much of their concern is motivated by economics. Sincerely, the women for bringing me the ice cream cones. For example, State Rep. Tim Sherman, IR-Winona, said I Ma Abbott wish you all a Merry Christmas. "Everyone talks about the educational needs of Rochester. But By the way, Santa, stop by and I'll trim your beard. Have a good one, Winona's cultural and economic needs, which are tied to the state And you hair is so shaggy! You look like some sort ME university, aren't being addressed (emphasis added)." of hippie freak. And you should dress warm — you P.S. For those of you who don't realize it, these are Winona State is an important source of economic opportunity to not authentic Santa letters. the Winona community. Not only does the university employ area residents, but the students it caters to bring additional revenues to the community through such means as property rentals and retail [ FF 6?(A IAA's -5A5Y sales. The community is fearful that Winona State's expansion in Rochester will trigger an economic drain here. This is probably true. Winona State's enrollment is bound to increase as more students take courses in Rochester, but that does not mean there will be more students spending money in Winona. Surely Rochester will attract some students to its new Winona State "campus." But rather than fight the proposal, which will more than likely become reality in the near future, the Winona community should 1•• put its energy into better promoting and selling Winona. Winona's a pretty nice place to go to school — it should work to remind students of this, as well as sell itself to prospective students.

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December 14, 1983 Page 5 TNf VIITIDESI Senate addresses issues To the Editor: number o ■ ,non-senates Lause president didn't expect everyone with four members instead of one to attend every meeting. I do feel Spotlight In accordance with the articles on the Student Acitivity Fee that attendance at the meeting written about the Student Senate Committee it meant there were 32 should be improved next year. in your Dec. 7 issue, Student Senate positions which needed The statement that Mary Senate would like to address the to be filled. There are only 29 Hermsen was the only one who How effective do you think following: committee structure, senators. attended the Sunday morning student participation, informing It's true that the Student meetings was incorrect. I also Student Senate has been this year? students, MSUSA meeting, rumor Senate is short of non-senators. attended them and encouraged and incomplete quotes. We have tried to get students others to also do so. The headlines "Committees involved in committees, and this The Student Senate feels that violate constitution" and is evident by the non-senators rumors should never be printed. "Committee status still presently serving on these Indeed the rumors did enhance unknown" are contradictory. The committees. the story, but fact is one essential part of reporting. Student Activity Fee The statement in the editorial John Gingerich, Mass Committee's structure was a that the Student Senate isn't There were several incomplete Communications, Bloomington quotes. One article stated that I referendum item which was informing the students is "I don't know how effective said I didn't feel drinking had passed by the student body nullified by the extensive because I've never really seen affected the attendance at the several years ago. The Student coverage we receive from your them do anything." Senate was told by a former newspaper and Campus Life on Sunday meetings. The second Student Senate member that she our different projects. We do portion of the quote was edited believed the change was suggest that clubs check their and this being that the reason it approved by the university mailboxes in the Student Union didn't affect the attendance was president in addition to the more often. The formerly named because they were dancing and approval of the officers for the Campus Coalition of Clubs has a not drinking. next year. The Student Senate responsibility of communicating The Student Senate is a has followed the committee as with the clubs. This will be aiding responsible and professional Terri Kuball, Nursing, approved by the student body for the clubs starting in January. An organization. We do hope the Dodge Center several years. The main problem important point is that the coverage by your newspaper "I think Student Senate has been was that the Student Senate students haven't indicated to us generates more enthusiasm and looking into a lot of good areas which initiated the change didn't that they're not being informed. involvement by the student body that need to be looked at. In re-type the constitution. Contrary to what the article, in the Student Senate. effectiveness, they have areas to The former Senate member "MSUSA meeting discussed" improve in. Overall they're also said that membership has says, the conference went well improving themselves and are looking into their weaknesses." always been interpreted as a and Winona State was involved. Student Senate maximum of seven senators and There were many meetings (Brad Arndt Spokesman) a maxim , ,, of the indicated during the weekend, and I as

Kronebusch lacks standing Brian Kock, Marketing, Winona To the Editor: Kronebusch, of course, has the Kronebusch's support for "From what I've seen so far this Republican state Sen. Pat right to consider this production censorship locally is reiminiscent year, everything seems to be Kronebusch has decided she not in "good taste," but she does of Rep. Tim Sherman's IR-Winona going smooth, at least better than knows best what WSU students not have the right to force her support of censorship at the last year. I'm a senior now; I've should be producing and opinions on the rest of us or to state level. Sherman, you'll recall, been here for three and a half appearing in, and what the rest of use her position to urge thought that if state money was years, it's the best it's ever been us should be seeing. censorship of respected works of going to be used for supporting in my opinion." Kronebusch's repugnant attacks art. As a Catholic, I also resent the arts, only non-controversial on the WSU productions of Sister Kronebusch's motherly figure arts should be supported and that Mary Ignatius Explains it All for telling me what is offensive to my he and his fellow legislators You, smacks of blatant religion. knew best what constituted "art." censorship. It would be easy to write off Sherman and Kronebusch have The play is critically acclaimed Kronebusch's moral cursade as shown us clearly that the call for and was selected as the best off- merely the latest of a long list of censorship did not die with Sheri Jacobson, undeclared, Broadway play of 1980. The play, embarrassing incidents from our Joseph McCarthy, and that the St. Paul state senator. But there must written by Christopher Durang, First Ammendment does not "I've seen a lot of signs up. I relays Durang's youthful dealings eventually come a time when we always protect our liberty. It is up guess they're doing their jobs. As with the Catholic Church and stop laughing at our senator and to each of us to fight those who a freshman I don't think I'm school system, and has been get angry with her. Kronebusch's would tell us what to read and qualified to answer that." descibed as an attempt to show attacks have not only given what to watch. We can toss aged rules, at times, can be adverse publicity to our Sherman out of office in 1984 and laughable. Kronebusch finds this university, but they have also can turn the favor for Kronebusch to be potentially offensive to overshadowed the fine work done in 1986. It won't be a minute too Catholics and advocates, on our by the director and cast in soon. behalf, the deletion of various bringing this highly praised parts of the play. drama to our community. Catherine Lang Tim Daliman, English, Whitehall, Wis. McCarthy also distorts facts "They've been, at the least adequate. They haven't done any forces?) an invasion of that While I am on the subject of To the Editor: thing that I've found particularly nation would also be justified? (If censorship I'd like to offensive." you feel this could not happen congratulate the theatre students ask yourself why are U.S. troops In his letter last week Jim for presenting the play Sister in Honduras.) McCarthy claims that Marty Ignatius despite attempts by Sen. Mr. McCarthy says that "the Kronebusch and others to censor McDonald distorted some students...all said they...were important facts about the recent it. And I'd like to ask the editors glad to see the Rangers rescue invasion of Grenada. I contend of the Winonan what happened to them." Wrong! Shortly after their Dan Munson's column in the Dec. that Mr. McCarthy is guilty of return a student, during an 7 issue. Was it the victim of distortions in his letter as well. interview on National Public space limitations (if so was the Mr. McCarthy also claims that Radio, said that he felt no fear for large picture of Sheehan Hall on Brenda Gillen, Nursing, Fairbault no law was broken in the invasion his life before the arrival of U.S. page 11 really more important?) "What I've heard is that it's not since Grenada had no legitimate troops. or has he stepped on someone's really very effective because government. Legitimate in whose Finally, Mr. McCarthy (nor toes by writing about there's been a lot of problems as eyes? Reagan's? Does this imply Messrs. Fleming or Rother before controversial subjects in an far as fighting over who should then that since Reagan does not him) makes no mention of entertainment column again? do what." consider the current government Reagan's attempted distortion of of Nicaragua legitimate (Why else facts by censoring the news of Dean A. Lanz is he supporting the Somaza this event from the media.

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by Greg Abbott immobilized for up to two days. had no guarantee that they would on Thursdays to take his Greg. "He considered himself a work and a complicated legal medication so he wouldn't be The transplant never occured Joel Kraft, a former Winona survivor/scientist who was trying process." vomiting continuously when he because the side-effects from the State student, died last month of these drugs in the hope of The legal process was a went to jail over the weekends." drugs started to get worse. Joel's leukemia after a two-year fight to helping others." controversial lawsuit last year in Joel, a Mass Communications fight against leukemia began to beat the cancer. Fr. Dan Corcoran, pastor for which Joel pleaded guilty to a major, left WSU December, 1982 turn. Kraft, 21, was diagnosed Jan. 4, the Newman Center, remembers charge of criminal negligence in when he went out of remission. But Marvin Taylor, a close 1981, as having acute Joel's thoughtfulness of others the automobile death of Patricia "He wanted college more than friend of Joel's, said Joel never promyelocyte leukemia. Dr. even though the cancer and Brabant, Richfield. anything," said Mrs. Kraft. "He gave up. "He was planning to David Hurd, a cancer specialist, "The only reason he pleaded come back to school. He was gave Joel six months to live. But guilty was because our gonna be my roommate. He was Joel was determined to beat it, physicians advised our lawyer "We were both always confident that a cure according to his mother, and that a long, drawn-out trial would would turn up and he kept saying lived two years more than the put Joel under undue stress proud to be how he was going to get better doctor's prediction. which would affect his health," and get the transplant. He always "He faced up to it and fought said Mrs. Kraft. Joel's parents. looked forward to the future." it," said Mrs. Kraft. "He didn't ' The courts imposed a six- Mrs. Kraft said the last few give in. He went right ba-k to month jail sentence, although His courage and months Joel lost about 50 college." physicians had pointed out that determination are pounds because he wasn't able Mrs. Kraft said Joel had Joel only had a one-out-of-eight to hold any food down and was in undergone chemotherapy chance to live more than one an inspiration to tremendous pain. treatments that didn't stop_ the year. "A person like Joel is hard to cancer from spreading. "By the "I thought the decision was his family and all come by," said Taylor. "Perhaps end of the 1982 school year, he crazy," said Soderberg. "It wasn't who knew him." the biggest thing I learned from was almost 90 percent leukemic. right. I think it hurt Joel very him is that you're never as down He then decided to try an deeply because the accident as you think you are. You can experimental drug treatment plan wasn't anything intentional. He — Taken from a always bounce back." which dropped the leukemia would never harm anybody." letter sent by "I used to be a complainer, but down to 50 percent, but had side Mr. and Mrs. Soderberg agreed Joel taught me td overcome that effects including an abnormal that the decision was a shock. Mr. & Mrs. Kraft. attitude and excell. He treated his bleeding factor." Mr. Soderberg, a Winona lawyer, illness as a minor setback and Carol Soderberg, a Winona real Joel Kraft said the case should have been had a knack of lifting your spirits estate agent and Joel's landlord, medication were always present. handled differently. wanted to write and do up when problems got you down. said Joel never let his problems "He didn't get caught up in his Mrs. Kraft said Joel had to go something special in Masscom." Joel was a fighter. He never gave get other people down. "You own world — he was always to school during the 'week and Joel was asked by physicians in." could never accept the fact that thinking of others. serve time on the weekends. "I to undergo another long, painful Mrs. Soderberg added, "He had he was so bad off because he "I admire him for being a lost all respect for the judicial series of chemotherapy me convinced that if fighting looked so good and was always student and knowing the system. There was no justice treatments. The treatments didn't made the difference, he'd win." so cheerful." demands of college while, at the done. I think Joel showed a lot of work. The physicians offered one Joel was buried Nov. 26 at St. She said the medication would same time, dealing with another courage to go on. last chance: a bone marrow Thomas Aquinas Church, make Joel vomit and become world of leukemia, drugs which "He came home from college transplant from Joel's brother Newport, the battle had ended. /MOOS WED. & THURS. ONLY Dec. 14 & 15 One of the Finest Rock 'n Roll Bands ever to hit Winona

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One-act: Kronebusch, Stark rip play

Theatre Arts department to select Sister Mary Ignatius, is also material of its own choosing for Catholic. "If I thought it was the department's curriculum, but wrong," she said, "I wouldn't added, "in defending the have taken the part." department's right to produce the Lemke said reaction to the play play, I would like to state that I was not unexpected. am grievously disappointed in the "We received a complaint letter department's judgement. I find about two days after we received the play to be in poor taste and the rights to do the play," he said. offensive to a large segment of Lemke said he read the play our student body and public. I two years ago when it was being have conveyed these feelings to performed in off-Broadway the Theatre Arts department and theatres. When he was offered intend to join the offended by not the chance to direct at WSU, attending the play." Sister Mary Ignatius was his first Stark said the controversy over choice "because it was an the play is producing the excellent piece of literature." opposite effect that those who The play was recognized as the find it offensive want. More best off-Broadway production of people now, more than ever, want 1980. to see the production. Lemke said the controversy Lemke agreed with Stark's surrounding Sister Mary Ignatius assessment that the interest in was overshadowing the other the play had stimulated ticket one-acts — The Actor's sales. The first two nights sold Nightmare, directed by Jon out and only a few tickets Hegge, and The Chairs, directed remained for the last two by Dan Munson. performances. "I'm really glad to "Unfortunately, for directors see people coming to the Hegge and Munson, their shows theater," Lemke said. "If they're are being viewed right now as coming to take a look, that's playing 'along with' Sister Mary great." Ignatius. This is probably the Lemke said there had been no biggest harm that has come of pressure on him to delete any this whole situation," he said. part of the play. "We've worked Lemke added that senior hard to eliminate any offensive directing students spend six to parts — not by eliminating them eight weeks working on the one- Brad Reuvers and Alison Patel, playing in the roles of Gary and Diane in Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All from the play, but by toning them act plays. for You carry the baby Jesus, (center, with beard) across the stage in a performance of the Life and Death of down. I couldn't cut things He said the work these Jesus Christ for Sister Mary. Joe Dale is inside the camel suit in the background. (photo by Steve Apps) without interrupting it. It would students have done is not being be like taking out the part about recognized. "I've seen the more of a mockery." interpretive. The play is saying if the Cowardly Lion in the Wizard productions," Lemke said, and Continued from Page 1 Kronebusch added that the you follow religion blindly, then of Oz and moving it." they are outstanding. But I'm there can be harm." play is particularly offensive to Lemke said the community afraid that because of all this visit years after they have Kronebusch, who is Catholic, Catholics. "It's just very poor shouldn't take offense at the other 'stuff' that's going on right completed school. The four are said that she had not seen the taste to mock any group in our play's content. now, the brilliance of some of the disillusioned with what they have play but had read the script and society. It's bigotry, that's all I "I'm a Catholic myself, and I work that is going on at Winona been taught by Sister Mary and the author's notes. She says can call it." find some of the situations State is going to be overlooked." feel cheated. there was no doubt as to the WSU President Thomas Stark interesting and laughable, but not (Editor's Note: Marianne "It's a black comedy," Lemke motive of the play. released a statement supporting offensive." Knickrehm also compiled said, "and a lot of the meaning is "It's not satire," she said "it's the right of the Communication Terese Pistulka, who portrays information for this story.) Students model for Max's fashion show by Jim Riccioli and Kim Flodin which Christie Brinkley could They may not have been Cheryl demand from wearing a swimsuit Tiegs or Brooke Shields, but the or Johnny Carson could receive seven Winona State students for wearing a flashy three-piece could fantasize themselves as outfit with his name inside the modeling celebrities for at least a jacket. But the incentives which day last week. were offered — discounts for the A fashion show marking the clothes which were modeled and grand opening of Max's gift certificates from Max's — Restaurant in the Winona Mall were enough for the more modest throughout last week included modelers. over 30 models, most of them Although most of the employees of stores in the mall, participating businesses were who volunteered their time for the retailers exhibiting their clothing show. Five clothing shops or accessories, Merle Norman recruited the models to show and Regis Hairstyling did provide their fashions. cosmetics and styling to some of The seven WSU students — the models. Otherwise, it was Mary Grath, Ellen Pecchia, Mike Grath and Pecchia who modeled Mroz, Monique Ouellette, Sue for Maurices, while Mroz, Koch,Jim Donahue and Anita Donahue and Ouellette modeled Seeling — helped carry the for Four Seasons, and Koch and theme "Holiday Fashions" in the Seeling modeled for 4-Winds. daily shows during the According to Verla Johanning, restaurant's lunch rushes and who co-owns Max's with her participated in the grand finale at husband Ron, the fashion show 7 p.m. Saturday before a near- idea originated in Sioux City, WSU student Jim Donahue models a suit for Four Seasons Department Store at the fashion show in Max's capacity crowd. Iowa around three years ago, and Restaurant, Winona Mall, Saturday night. (photo by Steve Apps) Students models didn't get it has gone over well in all the those lucrative modeling fees Max's restaurants.

December 14, 1983 Page 11 Forensics team places strong despite inexperienced judges

by Laura Gudbaur Theresa Pistulka (in prose), spring to compete in a national Karen Jacobs and Todd Nelson tournament. The Winona State Forensics (in impromptu), and all new The team will not compete team placed fourth in a members on the squad came very until January and plans to use the tournament held at the University close to qualifying. In order to time off to work on new material of Wisconsin-Stout recently, qualify one must place in the top as well as polish the old, despite inexperienced judges six of the event. according to Rickey. which may have adversely Individual members said they In February the team is affected the rating system, felt the team was very pleased planning to present a showcase according to WSU Forensics and proud of its performance and which will exhibit their award Coach Sue Rickey. is looking forward to being strong winning material. It will be open The tournament was the when they go to Kansas this to the public so watch for more biggest in the district, with the information on the event. team competing against 17 other squads from the Minnesota and Wisconsin areas. The problem with bigger SEMCAC FAMILY PLANNING tournaments, said Rickey, who coaches the WSU team with Cindy Carver, is that there tends A confidential, non-judgemental clinic for family to be more inexperienced judges. planning and sexually transmitted diseases. For The result is what those in the appointment phone 452-4307 weekdays 8:30 to world of forensics call squirrels. A squirrel occurs is when one 5:00. judge out of three or four gives a considerably lower rating than 64 1/2 W. 5th 452-4307 the other judges. In overall competition, which is a total of five events, Blayn CARISCH THEATRES Lemke took first place and the CINE 4 Scott Ford came in sixth. In the CINE 4 2ND AND MAIN 452-4172 2ND AND MAIN 452-4172 dramatic duo event Ford and Lehmke took first place and the Late Show Fri., Sat. 11:45 P.M. Late Show Fri., Sat. 11:45 P.M. team of Vic Vieth and Mike (X) ALL SEATS $3.00 HELD OVER (R) Speller, which took third place in national competition last year in this event, placed fourth. Scott She takes Ford also took third place in care of dramatic interpretation while EVERY • Blayn Lemke took third in prose. THING Bob Sebo took fourth place in extemporary and fifth place in 7 adults only impromptu. The Theater exhibit Music... The Kristin Dammen, 14, dances as the ballet character Sugar Plum Fairy during a dance concert put on by the Ballet School on display in Movie. of Winona Friday. The show continued with a Saturday DOLBY performance in Somsen auditorium. It was directed by ALL SEATS $3.00 STEREO Stefannie Valencia-Kierlin. (photo by Douglas E. Smyth) Watkins Gallery Regular Evening Features Iby Jlm RIccioli An international touring exhibit Clint Eastwood Debra Winger - Shirley MacLaine of award-winning scenic, "SUDDEN IMPACT" "Terms of Endearment" Departments collaborate to Starts Friday costume and lighting designs Starts Friday contributed by theater artists Gene Hackman Mr. T produce February musical from around the U.S. will be on "UNCOMMON VALOR" display in the Watkins Hall "D.C. CAB" Gallery through tomorrow. by Laura Gudbaur because "It's funny and seems to The student-, graduate- and suit the capabilities of the troup professionally produced designs and the amount of time they have were selected from among the In collaboration with the Music to do it." Also, he said, there many entries in the Second department, the Winona State seemed to be alot of student Biennial Exposition of the United Communication and Theater Arts enthusiasm toward the musical. States Institute of Theater Merry Christmas Department will be producing the Auditions for actors, singers, Technology, which sponsored musical A Funny Thing dancers, an assistant stage the exposition, examined and from Happened On the Way to the director and an assistant musical judged each design and set up PAPA JOHN'S! Forum, to be presented in director were held Monday and the tour, according to Jacques February. Tuesday. Callbacks were Reidelberger, Communications A Funny Thing Happened On scheduled for today and will be and Theater Arts department the Way to the Forum is a announced on the bulletin board chairman. comedy written by Bert in the Performing Art Center's According to Reidelberger, the Schevelove and Larry Gelbart, main lobby. only costs incurred in bringing $"1\1:00tri with words and music supplied Those who auditioned the exhibit to Winona State are of by Stephen Sondheim. It is successfully will participate in $30 for insurance and up to $70 Medium or Large basically a story of mistaken read and sing-throughs tomorrow for shipping the 80-plus designs PIZZA identity, taken from an old Roman and Friday in the PAC. to their next destination. The comedy, according to director Auditioners must be prepared "to display will be transferred to Jacques Reidelberger. commit yourselves to the Texas, Saturday after which it will The musical was first produced distributed rehearsal schedule," be sent to Japan. on Broadway in 1962 with a cast according to a statement "The USITT organizes and Open Daily Good in dining room released by the CTA department. of 22 persons — 12 male roles administers the tour to 4:00 p.m. 4-8:00 p.m. only and 10 female. It ran for over 1000 The production was initially acknowledge the outstanding performances, making it one of scheduled to open at the end of and professional theater artists the more successful running January, but Reidelberger said in the U.S.," Reidelberger said. shows of the time. Perhaps the scheduling problems forced the "Campus people benefit because most remembered song from the date to be moved back into early they get a chance to see some FREE DELIVERY musical is "Comedy Tonight." February. great theater work from some on WSU Campus Reidelberger said that he and Those students who will be very talented artists." Richmond McCluer, the WSU selected won't begin working on The exhibit, which has been on Music department chair and the the play in earnest until after the display since Monday, will remain 529 Huff 452-1234 Expires 12.18-83 musical director of the play, holiday break, an annual problem, ,on display until 4 p.m. tomorrow. picked this particular musical according to Reidelberger. There is no charge for admission. •

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Gymnastics opener best ever by Kevin Schmidt event. Placing second on floor was Litschke, and Kathy Horyza The best season opener and an was third with an 8.7. outstanding performance started In all-around competition Winona State's 83-84 gymnastics Schuler placed first with a total of season. 35.65, Litschke took second with According to Head Coach 35.40 and Lasserud took third Steve Juaire, "Last Thursday's with 33.75. season opener against the Juaire said, "On Saturday we University of Wisconsin- had an outstanding meet and I'm LaCrosse was the best season happy with the effort." The opener we have ever had." The Warriors won the team title at the Warriors defeated UW-L 139.45 to University of Iowa Invitational 129.65 with a score of 171.25. Northern Juaire said that the difference Illinois was second with 167.5, is in the depth of the team and Iowa placed third at 167.79 and the stability that the returning Mankato State was fourth was girls provide. 110.8. "Vaulting started us on a real Litschke had an outstanding high note, it was stronger than we meet. She won the vault with a have ever had," stated Juaire. score of 9.25, was second on the Warriors freshman Sue Litschke bars with an 8.9, and placed third took first on the vault with a 9.2, in the all-around with a score of UW-L's only placing gymnast, 34.8. Kim Granum, took second with a Harvey placed second on the 9.0, and Tracy Harvey took third beam with an 8.75, third on the with an 8.9. vault with a 9.0 and she was The Warriors swept the uneven fourth in the all-around with a parallel bars with Anne-Marie total of 34.75. Lasserud taking first with a 9.15, Schuler added a third place Jean Schuler in second with a finish for WSU on the beam with 9.10 and Chris Pekelsma took an 8.7, and Horyza was third on third with an 8.75. the floor with an 8.86. On the balance beam Litschke Coach Juaire said, "There's a placed first with an 8.90, Schuler lot of little things holding us back was second with an 8.45 and from a score of 140. We just need Tracy Harvey was third with an to clean the routines up a little; a Jean Schuler during her record setting performance against UW-L last Thursday. Schuler scored a 9.3 on 8.15. couple of falls off the beam the floor exercise. She also placed first in the all-around competition. (photo by Douglas E. Smyth) The floor exercise was WSU's would make the difference." individual high point when "The Iowa papers stated that Schuler set a new Warrior floor Winona would not be any 14 when they travel to St. Peter record with a 9.3. Her score also problem this year, so winning the but I was surprised that they said year," said Juaire. for a dual meet with Gustavus tied the highest score on any meet was kind of sweet revenge, that because we beat them last WSU's next meet will be on Jan Adolphus. Men cagers drop two

by Wayne Bower performance turned in by senior Nauman was pleased with the forward Steve Nett. Nett play of his club saying, "The The Winona State men's scored a game high 28 points score didn't depict the way the basketball team suffered two while clearing off 16 rebounds. game was played" he did mention losses this past week, losing to The WSU loss to UW-L dropped that there was more than a few Upper Iowa, 87-77 on Wednesday, the Warrior record to 2-4 on the controversial calls, but like most and 79-60 on Saturday night at season. good coaches he refused to the University of Wisconsin- The major factor in the game admit that the refereeing was the LaCrosse. was that LaCrosse went to the Warrior excuse for losing. He The Warriors held a tight lead refused to admit it, although he through the first part of the first did say, "for the past three years half against Upper Iowa, before We went into we have had the same two the Peacocks ran off 10 straight officials, if this series is to go on points, then added a couple of we'll have some say as to who the more buckets to take a 42-31 lead the game officials are." Nauman finished into the locker room at half. by saying, "We play them up here The Warriors made a couple of later and well see then if the calls runs at the Peacock lead sparked had anything to do with the by Brian Ricci's 12 points off the expecting outcome of the game. bench, however Upper Iowa's Nett was leading scorer with 21 rallies built the lead back each points while pulling down 10 time. them to fall rebounds. WSU coach Jerry Jauman was Good news for Warrior fans is definitely not happy with the play that Junior center Duane Henke of his Warriors, saying, "We went over for us.' is expected to return to the WSU into the game expecting them to line up on Friday. His 6'10" fall over for us." He continued, presence should help the "We played without intensity." Warriors out tremendously, Nauman also noted that the small free throw line 33 times while according to Nauman, "he will crowd also had some effect on WSU shot just 11 times. not be the answer, but he will the Warriors, saying, We didn't The Warriors managed to stay take a lot of pressure off some of have the edge that a home court within striking distance fo most the other guys." should give you; it really bothers of the game despite shooting a Warrior Steve Nett looks for an outlet during last Wednesday's game the players." One high point for dismal 40 percent from the field. against Upper Iowa. (photo by Douglas E. Smyth) Warrior fans was the Even with the outcome Page 14 December 14, 1983 Track star will have Olympic tryout by Patrick T. Knoll According to Warrior track University in Des Moines, Iowa superintendent. In fact, Osakue didn't start coach Robert Keister, Osakue's last year. "I think about home a lot," said running track until he was 18. Many Winona State students arrival was "a bonanza." Approximately 50 of the top 75 Osakue. "I have not been to "Track isn't a popular high may see a familiar face on "We not only got Enofe, but his sprinters in the United States Nigeria in three years." school sport in Nigeria," said television this summer during the close friend from Danville joined were invited to Drake, according Osakue shares his apartment Osakue. "I participated in broadcast of the 1984 Olympic as well," said Keister. "Randy to Keister. Unfortunately Osakue with his brother Felix, a political soccer." games in Los Angeles. Knowles, who finished his track failed to qualify in the 100 or 200- science major. "I have been running a lot and WSU men's track star Enofe eligibility last year, was the meter dashes. According to Keister, Osakue lifting weights," said Osakue. "I Osakue, a senior from Benin, greatest all-around athlete I ever adds a lot to the team as a person will be better this year." Nigeria, has been invited to try coached." `There is no doubt as well as an athlete. And what are the chances out for the Nigerian Olympic Osakue is a dominant figure in "Enofe is one of the finest and you'll be able to see Osakue Team. the Northern Intercollegiate in my mind Enofe warmest young men I've ever lining up against some of the According to Osakue, a double Conference track world will make the coached," said Keister. "He and best sprinters in the world in Los major in physical education and Last year he took conference the rest of the team are very Angeles? history, he will graduate in May honors in the outdoor 100-meter Nigerian Olympic close." "There is no doubt in my mind Enofe will make the Nigerian and return to Nigeria May 30 for dash, 400-meter relay team team.' Keister feels Osakue could the tryout. member, and the indoor 55-meter improve this year. Olympic team," said Keister. Osakue, a sprinter, came to dash. "Enofe could be a lot better The Warriors start practice Jan. WSU two and a half years ago Osakue was also invited to Osakue has four sisters and than what he is now," said 9. Their first meet' is the from Danville Community College participate - in the prestigious two brothers back in Nigeria. His Keister. "He beats kids just by Minnesota Open Feb. 18 at the in Danville, III. Drake Relays held at Drake father is a retired school natural ability." University of Minnesota. Spiker named All-American by John Paul Schaller impressive. She played in 131 games, her serving percentage Jenny Hein, a junior from was 97, setting was 90, passing Robbinsdale, has been named to 92, spiking 89 and blocking 60. the 1983 NAIA Academic All- The Warrior spikers also had American volleyball team. two girls make the Northern Hein was chosen as one of 24 Intercollegiate Conference all- Last fall I tried to promote interest and athletes would be nothing. They would not make a girls named to the team. The girls conference team. Junior Ronda spectator participation in the Warrior football million dollars a year for playing a professional were picked out of 80 nominees Goetz and freshman Patty Grunst team. It worked, or at least the Warriors had a good sport. from NAIA District 13 volleyball were both named to the NIC all- following at their home games. Face it, athletes are not as independent as they teams. conference first team. And last week, after my column that ripped on seem. To be successful they need a good Hein is described by Coach Goetz's percentages were the Illinois fans, I was told, by a number of people following. So get out and watch the gymnasts, LaVonne Fiereck as an serving 97, passing 92, setting 98, that fans always back a winner. they are top notch athletes and exciting "outstanding middle blocker. She spiking 92 and blocking 63. Wait a minute, if fans always back a winner, performers, with a little fan support they may was an outstanding leader this Grunst had • a serving then where are all the fans crowding into become national champions. year. We will miss her next year." percentage of 92, 92 for passing, McCown gym to watch the Warrior gymnastics Hein will not go out for 83 for setting, 85 spiking and 57 team. volleyball next year because she blocking. Come on, if you were looking for a winner at After Christmas I would like to attempt Grunst received quite an honor is carrying a double major in WSU, the first place to go would be the office of something a little different in my column. Because as she was one of only two nursing and psychology, and Steve Juaire. Juaire has come up with winners and of my limited knowledge of hockey I have freshmen to be named to the volleyball would take up too a national championship contender for the past neglected to write about it. However, the North much of her studying time. team. few years. Star-Blackhawk rivalry is a popular issue at WSU Her statistics this year are I realize that gymnastics is a different type of and I think it merits some print. I would like to find sport than football in that it does not thrive on the a guest columnist for this issue. Anyone hype of the crowd. But a large following for any interested should contact me at the Winonan sport gives the athlete an edge. It gives an added office at 457-5119 or at my room at 457-2831. I will intensity that helps the athlete perform better than pick the person that I feel is right to do the he or she could without support. column. I will give both a North Star fan and a Athletes are a type of performer. They are Blackhawk fan the opportunity to write a guest column. putting their skills on aisplay for everyone to see, much like an actor. Without the spectator, NM INN MO = NM MIIMIMI MU MN MI NM Students are requested to fill out the following and return it to University Relations, Somsen 225. Students who have completed a form need not do so again

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by John Paul Schaller Those of you who are familiar Nelson is the first Warrior ever "They are up in the air. I haven't with Warrior football are familiar to receive the honor and he feels had any real offers yet, just to the sight of number 7 cutting that it is "the frosting on the letters from four or five teams. across the middle and leaping cake," but not the biggest I'm not counting on it, I'm effortlessly in the air to snare highlight this season. "Winning counting on graduating. It would another Steve Spear pass. the conference was." be nice to get a chance. If I get an If you are familiar with this offer I'll go for it. sight, then you already know who Nelson is one of four married number 7 is. If you are not players on this year's Warriors, familiar with his number, you will `I was surprised. but he does not think that the most certainly recognize the responsibility of marriage name of Lief Nelson. hindered his football Lief is the premier split end in It was a performance. the Northern Intercollegiate "Being married helped me. It Conference and as of Monday, big honor.' settled me down." Dec. 5, he was named the premier Lief and his wife, Kari Jo, are player in the NIC. expecting a new addition to the At an NIC banquet in St. Paul Nelson family. "We have a baby Lief was named Most Valuable due on April 9." The new Nelson Player in the NIC. He attended Of the NIC championship didn't affect him on the field, but this banquet with Head Football season Nelson said, "It was a it "put some pressure on me to Coach Myron Smith and Winona great season. I have a feeling that graduate this spring." State Athletic Director Dwight next year will be even better. I will Rumor has it that Coach Smith Marston. miss being a part of it and playing is already recruiting the Nelson "I was surprised. It is a big with those guys." baby to play for the Warriors. Winona State's Lief Nelson applies ice to his finger as he honor," said Nelson of his MVP Does Lief have any future plans With a father that talented, who contemplates the loss to Moorhead Oct. 22. Nelson is the first player award. for football? knows how far the kid will go. from WSU to receive the conference's Most Valuable Player award. (photo by Steve Apps) Women cagers record at 6-2 by John Paul Schaller 0, out rebounded the Warriors by thought SMC played very well." and Sue Mund a 51-63 margin. Kathy Jungers, from SMC, was The Winona State women's the game high scorer with 24 The women cagers raised their basketball team won its home points and 11 rebounds. Fay Ray record to 6-2 with two victories opener against Saint Mary's added 13 points and 9 rebounds. and one loss this past week. College. Kruse led the Warrior offense The Warriors crushed the SMC led 29-28 at halftime, but with 12 points and 14 rebounds, University of Minnesota AAU WSU came back in the second while Roskop added 10 points team 78-47 on Saturday night. half to win 62-56. and Julie Bemis netted eight. The Warriors, who seem to be a "They always get up to play The Warriors next home game second half team this year, only us," said WSU Coach Betty is Jah. 7 at 2:00 against Mankato led 41-32 at the half, but poured it Kelley. "We didn't play up to State University. to the AAU team in the second where we should have and I half, outscoring them 37-15. Bernie Riskop led the WSU scoring attack, which hit 30 of 74 field goal attempts, as she Outward Bound is a shot of poured in 16 points. high adventure in the wilderness. Kris Kruse added 13 points, And a lot more. while Sue Miesfeldt had nine and It's a trip that'll show you what Sue Cubinski, Ruth Boberg and you're made of. Connie Henze all sank eight. You can discover you can do WSU out rebounded the AAU almost anything you want—if you team 60-43. try. On Friday the Warriors Our 3-week experience in self- dropped one to South Dakota confidence sure isn't easy. But it State University 82-59 in the might just last you the rest of your SDSU Invitational Tournament. life. The Warriors hit on 23 of 59 Your first challenge: send for shots from the floor. Kruse was full information. the scoring leader with 22 points, while Roskop added eight. Name SDSU, who is undefeated at 4-

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