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Number of Halloweening NIC in '83 transfers up around town recapped Page 3 Page 9 Page 13 Winona State University Volume LXI, Number 8 November 2, 1983 HECB to provide money for loans The Higher Education increase in the future as a result Coordinating Board recently of rising educational costs and authorized the sale of $150 state policy for the State million in tax-exempt revenue Scholarship and Grant Program bonds to provide guaranteed which requires all applicants to loans to students for the next two contribute at least 50 percent of years. their cost of attendance from The bond sales will provide savings, earnings, loans and enough cash to satisfy students other resources," Chelseth said. needs for the next two to three' "The $150 million in loan years, said Executive Director money, added to the $100 million Clyde Ingle. in state-funded grant and work The HECB, which administers study funds available for the the State Student Loan Program 1983-84 and 1984-85 school years, as a lender under the Federal will ensure a balanced, generous Guaranteed Student Loan program of financial assistance Program, will sell the bonds to for all Minnesota residents the First National Bank of St. during the next two years," he Paul, Norwest Securities of said. Minneapolis and Bankers Trust of During the past year (Oct. New York. 1, 1982, to Sept. 30, 1983) a total The bond purchase agreement of 91,777 guaranteed loans Mad Doctor Duane Oldham and his nurse Sue Pittman operate on a disturbed looking Kevin Ryan is subject to an acceptable rating totaling $189.9 million was made at the Haunted House held at the PAC Sunday night. The Haunted House was sponsored by the by two rating agencies Standard by the Coordinating Board and WSU Band. (photo by Douglas E. Smyth) & Poor's Corp. and Moody's private lenders in Minnesota, Investor Services, Inc. — and combined, for an average loan of approval by the U.S. Department $2,069. The Coordinating Board of Education. HECB staff made made 33,268 of these loans Mediator 'muzzles' parties presentations to the rating totaling $64.4 million. agencies in New York, and formal The tax-exempt bonds are approval by the Department of by Jim Riccioli Faculty Organization will meet each side negotiate without obligations of the board and are tomorrow to discuss the latest getting frustrated with what they Education is expected. repaid by funds received as a The bonds are variable rate The mediator for the proposals submitted by both read in the papers." result of the program's demand notes that mature in negotiations between the state parties, but neither side will be The muzzle order was operations. No state April 1989. The interest rate is set and the faculty union in the State permitted to discuss announced last Thursday and appropriations are used. weekly by Bankers Trust of New University System has "put a negotiations with the press until Dunbar said he isn't sure when it "Over the past decade the York based on a tax exempt note muzzle" on both sides in an effort further notice. would be lifted, if at all, before State Student Loan Program has rate index. The rate will fluctuate to try and settle the seven- According to Dunbar, the the negotiations conclude. been instrumental in providing between 5 1/2 percent and 14 month-old dispute, according to power of the mediator to put a Analysts from both parties educational opportunities for percent. Wayne Dunbar, Winona State muzzle on the negotiating parties have not released specific thousands of Minnesota HECB, President Archie D. faculty member and union is spelled out in legislation and in differences existing between the students," Chelseth said. "The Chelseth, of Cloquet, said that negotiator. the various procedures of the latest proposals, which were state program is a national model W.C. "Andy" Anderson, the state's Public Employees Labor exchanged two weeks ago. the bond sale, the largest in for loan programs. And as a the history of the state program, appointed mediator from the Relations Act. "All information on lender of last resort, it has been is especially significant because Bureau of Mediation Services, "Neither side is speaking to the negotiations will have to come especially important in meeting and negotiators from the the press," Dunbar said. "The from the mediator," Dunbar said. loan funds on hand will be used the needs of students not able to by early 1984. Chancellor's Office and the Inter purpose of the muzzle is to let "His order behooves both parties secure loans from private to respond to his wishes." "The need to borrow is likely to lenders." Pep Band not going to dome, needs funds period. one who was neutral. by Robbin Brent "You give us the money and I'll Penny Kruempel, a sophomore be there," Mendyk said. oboist, said, "I want to go, and Everybody agrees that Nov. 20 The two 40-passenger buses feel we should go because the is a big day for Winona State. that would be needed to take the team wants us. It doesn't matter The Warrior football team, band to the Metrodome would to me if it's finals weekend. It's a champion of the Northern Inter- cost $550. once in a lifetime deal." collegiate Conference, will be Whether $550 can be produced Said Jackie Dittrick, band playing in the Metrodome in for buses to take the band to the president, "The band should go. Minneapolis, perhaps before the Metrodome is unclear. Brad We've practiced all the music." largest crowd in the university's Arndt, Student Senate president, Tom Kelly, sophomore trumpet football history, against the said Monday there are travel player said, "I would like to go. I University of Minnesota-Morris. funds available. know how fired up the band can But the Music department As of press time Tuesday, get the crowd, and I'd like to see a has found itself divided in a Mendyk had not applied for the good showing for Winona State controversy over whether the 60- funds. at such a big event. I think the member symphonic wind But the Music department band's presence would be a plus ensemble, which often doubles controversy goes beyond money. for the whole university." as a pep band for athletic events, Partly it involves whether the Greg Abbott, a junior trumpet should even be going to the preferences of band members on player, said, "WSU hasn't been game. Band Director Lee Mendyk making the Metrodome trip were this successful in football for 20 has found himself at the heart of considered. According to band years, and it may not happen the controversy. members as last as yesterday, the again for some time. I want to In an interview last week, question was never put to them at support the team." Mendyk said he would like the a practice session, the only time The issue seems deeper than band to play at the Metrodome if when they are together. whether the band should play at funds are available, and if the A reporter who polled 24 band the Metrodome. Band director Dr. Lee Mendyk directs the Winona State pep band at game hadn't been scheduled members Monday found '21 who Mendyk, as well as some other their last performance Oct. 8. (photo by Mark Hoffman) during the university's final exam wanted to go, two who didn't, and Continued on Page 8

Page 2 November 2, 1983 Some foreign students must prepay tuition

by JoAnn Woelfel schools and businesses to the students, due to the shortage of residents. come over here, it would be United States at between $20 funds in Nigeria," he said. "Obviously, their families don't difficult," he said. "Some friends Winona State recently enacted million and $85 million. Tye said, "The policy will send their kids here to suffer, but can hardly pay for one quarter. To a policy that requires The new policy began last fall enable institutions to limit the they are suffering," he said. require them to pay for a whole international students from quarter at Winona State. It affects amount of indebtedness." Obi Anueylagu, president of year would be almost Ghana, Guyana, Iran, Libya and prospective students, not Presently, about 140 foreign Black Cultural Awareness and impossible." Nigeria to pay an entire year's students who are already students attend Winona State, 13 general secretary of the Anueyiagu said he thinks this tuition and fees before enrolling. currently enrolled. are from Nigeria. International club, said the policy is a temporary problem. The deposit policy began as a According to Art Tye, acting Tye said it was unsettling that is indirectly denying his people He said there is a way the result of a recommendation of director of the office for they had to go to this type of the opportunity to study in the school and government the National Association for international student affairs, the policy. "It's not discriminatory United States. could help students, at least until Foreign Student Affairs. policy is based on each country's and it's not for that purpose," he "What pains me the most is "they can stand on their own two According to the Associated economy and difficulty of explained. "It was necessary to that the problem doesn't lie with feet." Press, the association estimated students to get funding." do something so the the individual students, but with He said the situation is very Nigerian student debts to "Money is being withheld from situation didn't take control of the Nigerian government," he unfortunate, but he is grateful for us. If said. the good things which have Winona State requires a Anueyiagu, a Nigeran, said he happened to him. Pregnant? deposit of $9,500. This is an believes the problem is not solely He said, some Nigerian estimated amount that includes economic. "The main problem is students were granted resident and afraid? everything for a full calendar misplacement of priorities," he tuition, and he has a job as a There is a friend who cares. year: three sessions of school, said. "The Nigerian government campus security guard as well. two summer sessions and other is insensitive to the needs of its Tye said the problems are expenses incurred by the student citizens abroad." beginning to clear up, and that throughout the year. Ghasson Forgiani, a Libyan the Nigerian Embassy is paying irthrig ht Tye said there are not enough student at Winona State, said, money back. B resources to help students. He "We feel we are getting "When the economy gets 452-2421 said that students can't go on punished for something we didn't better and money is guaranteed, free pregnancy test free confidential help welfare or receive county do." the policy will be relaxed," he f■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■••••••••••••••••1 assistance because they are not "If I had a friend who wanted to said. • ■ o 4t- ■ •;), ■ SCAC brings Suburbs toWSU 1) el i Oe by Steve Kemmerling organization. Freund. Michael Johnson was and Julie Butson "SCAC Awareness Week is available and would do the show 3rd. 432-9991 ■ • luta 111 t0. 3rd. 4524991 rt ■ kind of like a membership drive for $2500. • ■ This week is Social and • FREE Cultural Activities Committee for us," said Freund. Freund estimated the audience 34 OFF ■ Awarness Week and according to According to Freund there are attendance to be 250-300. He • BIG COOKIE • ANY SANDWICH e• President John "Doc" Freund, about 10-15 students now gave two reasons for the low • With Sandwich Purchase working for SCAC. However, Expires 5.31-84 ■ SCAC will be using this week to attendance. One was the short ■ Expires 5.31-84 get students involved in the through SCAC Awareness Week, publicity time. The other he 1111111111-111110111111111111111•••• 1111111••••••••1111.111111112 he hopes to jump membership to attributed to the Winona State 20-25 students. Warriors winning their football VISIT THE SCAC is sponsoring a lecture game. on the JFK assassination. It will "A lot of people didn't feel like be held today in the PAC at 8 p.m. a mellow evening after the win," There will be no admission fee. said Freund. Winona Glove Co The second event scheduled is The show brought in around a concert by The Suburbs. The $500. SCAC lost $2000 on the FACTORY OUTLET STORE show will take place at 8 p.m. homecoming concert. 412 - 416 E. SECOND ST. Nov. 5 in McGown gym. "If we broke even on every Admission for students will be activity, we'd have $24,000 of $1. activity fee left over at the end of SCAC hopes the Suburb's the year," said Freund. "We Gloves concert will go more smoothly always expect to lose or break than the homecoming concert. even. The only reason we charge Men Without Hats cancelled is to keep acts coming in." and a whole lot more out a verbal agreement to do the According to Freund, if SCAC Dress & work gloves, athletic gloves, purses & homecoming concert at WSU two didn't charge for activities, they accessories, woolen caps & scarves, tube weeks before homecoming, said could only bring in three shows a Freund. year. By charging minimal prices socks & sweat bands, dorm slippers & "We had a commitment to the they can bring around 15. moccasins homecoming committee to do "If students have complaints, something, and we wanted to said Freund, "they should come honor that," said Freund. to our meetings and we can work THIS WEEK'S FEATURES: "Frantic" calls to several something out." agencies brought a familiar and SCAC meetings are held every reliable name to the scene, said Tuesday at 4 p.m. in conference room 127 in the Housing office. Sweater Knit STOCKING CAPS DICKEYS Editor selected as Asst. Colors Asst. Colors, Value $6.00 $1 00 Ea. finalist in contest Only Winona Glove Low Price $400 by Steve Apps The editorial, "Perpich's package plan doesn't make Carolyn Goetzinger, editor in Mylar Areo Space sense," discussed Perpich's plan 100% Virgin Wool chief of the Winonan and senior journalism student from to raise tuition as well as GLOVE LINERS financial aid. BOOT SOX Keeps hands warm without bulk Milwaukee, has been selected as $9.75 Value one of the six finalists for the "The reason for writing that q 5o 1983 Associated Collegiate Press particular topic was that it pr. $5.00 Value Only $ iv p r National Editorial Leadership affected students and I didn't Only $600 Award. agree with it," said Goetzinger. The award is sponsored by the The national contest produced Men's Wick Dri New Selection of Men's National Scholastic Press finalists from Western Michigan Association and the ACP, for the University, Pennsylvania State CREW SOX LEATHER WALLETS purpose of recognizing University, Ball State University, In asst. colors, slight irreg. $15.00 to $18.00 Values excellence in editorial writing. North Idaho College and Auburn The editorial that won University at Montgomery, Ala. 7 $900 appeared March 30, 1983, and The contest winner will be $3.00 Value Only $ 1 50 pr. Only $ 50 to Ea. was one of two editorials entered announced Nov. 2 at the ACP byGoetzimjer. convention in Chicago.

November 2, 1983 Page 3 College students transferring in record numbers by John Schroeder Lee Loerch, WSU assistant continue," said Lewenstein. "As smoothly." transfer to WSU for basically the director of admissions, sees a the price of college goes up, Loerch said he feels that same reasons they transfer Students attending Minnesota couple of problems with many more students might go Winona State is doing some away: "They transfer generally post-secondary institutions are transferring to Winona State. their first two years at a things to help accommodate the because of the programs that are transferring between schools in "The most common problem I community college with the idea incoming transfer student. offered." record numbers and the see is missing pre-registration in of transferring." "We have a transfer orientation "Students transfer for a variety Minnesota Higher Education the spring for the coming fall "We live in a fast-paced that we really push," Loerch said. of reasons including a desire to Coordinating Board is quarter, this creates class changable society," Lewenstein "We're probably doing more pursue a program of study not undertaking two studies to selection problems," Leorch said. "Some factors could lead evaluations than any other available where they are, or examine transfer polices and said. them (students) to increased schools, at no charge." because of personal reasons program requirements. "Housing can be a problem," transfer activity." WSU also visits the community such as finances, marriage, or The number of undergraduate Loerch added. "In order to secure Although WSU doesn't have colleges in the area about three changing objectives," said HECB students transferring to housing for next year the official enrollment statistics for times per year, Loerch said. Executive Director Cylde Ingle. Minnesota post-secondary application would have to be in this quarter, it appears that Loerch said that students institutions increased by 6,920, or this month. Transfer people don't transfers are down. 33.8 percent, between 1978-79 think that way, they don't think Dennis Martin, associate and 1981-82, according to a report that far ahead." registrar and assistant director of prepared by the staff of the HECB. The 1983 Minnesota institutional research, said that There were 27,397 transfer Legislature has mandated two from the report he has seen, 305 students in 1981-82 compared to studies to be conducted by the students transferred to WSU this "SPECIAL OF THE 20,477 four years earlier. Of the HECB. quarter compared to 323 this time transfers, 19,429 came from One study is to examine last year. WEEK" Minnesota institutions and 7,968 transfer policies and recommend According to the HECB data, came from out-of-state schools. ways to ease the students' vocational students made up 24 Although the growth in transfer between institutions. percent of all undergraduate transfers was close to 34 percent Lewenstein said the study should transfers among Minnesota over the four-year period, the be completed and the results institutions in 1981-82. Transfers increase slowed to 3 percent presented to the board by at the freshmen level accounted between 1980-81 and 1981-82. January 1984. for 30 percent; sophomores, 25 Philip Lewenstein of the HECB The second study will focus on percent; juniors, 14 percent; and speculated on two possible the clarity and consistency of seniors, 5 percent. GONDOLA causes for the slowed increase: program requirements and make Some action will be taken by "The growth in enrollment recommendations to ensure that the HECB to help keep pace with slowed to about 1 to 2 percent transfer students are provided rising transfer activity. & Fries during that time, also the with accurate and timely "We want people to enrollment before that time gre,P information about those understand the transfer $ dramatically — it mT nave requirements. process," Lewenstein said. "The Open Daily 275 actually peaked ofi. - Lewenstein said the second policies must be clearly stated, 4:00 p.m. As transfer activity has study will basically focus on for example, how the A.A. degree increased, some students have institutional cataloges and will fulfills the general education encountered problems. tentatively be completed next requirements at a four-year Special Good Dining Room Only In one particular case, a spring. institution." 4-8:00 p.m. daily student transferring from a Lewenstein said he isn't sure if "Another thing we need to look FREE DELIVERY on Campus community college to a four-year the increasing transfer activity at," Lewenstein said, "is if school found that the will continue. transfer policies and requirements for her major "There's always a lot of requirements are standardized, or changed; she didn't know, she transferring, but it's hard to say if should they be? We want to Tnake 452-1234 Expires 11.9-83 wasn't notified, Lewenstein it (increasing transfers) will the process work ''more 529 Huff said.

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CIDINICN4) Second Look by Greg Abbott Too loud, too cold

IlT1•31, Why does a columnist always have to cut every- Another reason that most columnists don't too dark to study thing down? Why can't someone write something write nice positive little articles is that it's too easy. Oh, it's so much easier for me to say, "My! Finals are only 16 days away and most students are beginning to positive about the university? — comment from a What a wonderful sculpture Mr. Sternal made for really hit the books hard, further aggravating a chronic problem — disgusted column reader. us," or "Food service is doing a great job," and lack of adequate study space on campus. That's a good point. I have to say that I am really have everyone happy with me and avoid causing The university provides students with several places to study, at fault on this one. Six out of my last seven any waves. mainly the library, the Smog and Baldwin Lounge. Each place has columns have cut down some aspect of the But do you want complacency? Or do you want its faults, faults which, unfortunately, inhibit studying. university or student life, so this week a change is needed. this university to continue to improve? Are you completely satisfied with everything about this The library is probably the most logical and most accomodating From now on I'm going to try to include positive college? I think there's always room for study spot, but then that's not saying much. To begin with, the comments and columns about this university improvement. library is often loud, too loud. It's okay to study there during the because it actually deserves it. - I write this column in the hope of improving the day, but by 6:30 or 7 in the evening there's too much distracting WSU Faculty university by making people aware of what can be noise. I personally would like to thank all the faculty for not striking this quarter so I can keep my low done. Truthfully, I think this university has greatly improved under President Stark and has even been It's really not the university's fault. It's the students' fault, it class grades and shrink my cumulative GPA and... helped along by the football team. seems as though the library has become quite a spot for socializing oops! I better go on to something else. All of the retrenchment problems and bad in the evening hours. And the steady din of chatter makes it nearly Campus Lawyer feelings between the administration and faculty impossible to concentrate for those who really go to the library to For all you students who get yourself in a mess, are being healed. This is definitely a new, better study. you now have a lawyer to help you save your behind! (Somehow that didn't come out right.) start for the university. I know it. I hope you know it. The noxious noise hits a peak at approximately 9:20 p.m. The new, improved Purple Penguin The football team made our students proud of when most of the library closes. Students, most of whom need the The purple penguin didn't fly the coop. It just our sports program. People respect the Warriors resource books on the upper two floors, are forced to cease their got out of the hospital after going under the knife now and don't go home every weekend when they studying and move to the first floor. The first floor, of course, is for crotch repair. All that jumping around during know the team is playing. already heavily populated and is unable to handle the sudden, large the game was just too much for ole Pengy, but The team has brought respect to the influx of students. thanks to double stitching, he'll be back. I think I know why columnists never write about community. They've given their all to help build the respect and spirit of this college and I think it By 10 p.m. the place begins to quiet down, as most students have the positive aspects of a university. If I were to started a chain reaction of enthusiasm among either found seating or have left in disgust. That gives students a write about just positive things and ignore the the students. full hour to study before the library closes at 11 p.m. problems, people would say, "Oh, we have open gym now. That's good." And that would be the end But I realize that it can always be improved. That is why I focus on the negative aspects of the So, though the library creates some problems, namely limited of it. university in the hopes that they will be noticed service and access to resource materials, the students are I want people who read this column to think and improved. generally responsible for the noise problem. about it and have them search for their own answers. I want people to say, "Hey, did you know And each one of you can improve this university. Get involved with the Student Senate. Brad Arndt If students want to do more conversing than studying maybe parents weekend was only for people in sports, would be glad to see you helping on a committee. they should try the Smog. Afterall, its already noisy there, and with not the entire university?" (see next page) or have Talk to President Stark about any ideas you might the steady flow of students on break from night classes, no one people wonder, "Wow, I didn't know so many have for improving the college. He'll be glad to really seems to mind. people went home when our football team was fighting for a playoff spot? Maybe I should have listen. This can be your way to help improve the college. This column is my way to improve it. If a student finds it too loud in the library and too loud in the stayed." Smog, there's always Baldwin Lounge. Students who study there are extremely quiet; the only real detectable noise is the chattering of teeth. The place is extremely cold and poorly lit. r(FF QuA FEcRaschot.itti. •tlak-rt-415t.. Of the three study spots, Baldwin Lounge is by far the quietest and most conducive to concentration and studying. The students who prefer to study there have adjusted to the climate — they wear warmer clothes or bring blankets.

But students shouldn't have to put up with noise or limited hours or the cold or lack of lighting. Sure, more places to study will be provided during finals week, but what about before and after finals week. The university and students should spend less time talking and more time looking into ways to provide more and better study space. IN4)% ik%J\

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Editor in Chief Carolyn M. Goetzinger Staff Columnist Daniel Munson News Editor Greg Abbott Staff Cartoonist John Carlton Arts Editor Jim Riccioli Business Manager Dave Roble Sports Editor John Paul Schaller Advertising Manager Cheryl Lattery Photography Editor Mark R. Hoffman Advertising Sales Scott Doyens Chief Photographer Douglas E. Smyth Pattie Knight Staff Photographer Steve Apps Cheryl Stocki Staff Reporters June Wodele Distribution Marty McDonald Diane C. Tenuta Editorial Adviser Dr. Sandra Bennett Financial Adviser Dr. John Kane

November 2, 1983 Page 5 T1 VC1 Military has to train to kill Spotlight To the Editor: century, has our military had to both battling factions and usually The letter in the Oct. 19 defend our shores against the without defense, they are also Winonan regarding ROTC raised invaders?. With the exception of without choice or escape from many good points as well as Pearl Harbor, our shores haven't the violence and tragedy Do you think that the Grenada some contradictions and points I been invaded in over one hundred shattering their lives. For men, in take issue with. I do not object to years. The majority of U.S. militia this country at least, involvement invasion is justified? the existence of our military or to killed in action, have died and in war is based on decision and training willing men or women to continue to die on foreign soil. (It choice. There is no decision or be soldiers (or marines, sailors, should be noted that I am not choice for the orphans in the paratroopers, etc.). I agree that questioning the situations of, streets of Beirut and in the cities non-violent responses to violent reasons for, or moral debates and countrysides of Central aggression would usually be concerning the loss of these America. ineffective defense. lives!). Finally, I object to the My objection to the Oct. 19 letter As for the military's prime role implication that funding the lies first in the depiction of the of peacekeepers, we have only to Military Science program can be Mary Hubat, Hudson, Wis. military as a sort of upper open our newspapers to see what considered funding for an Recreation echelon of the Eagle Scouts. The "peacekeeping" involves these organization for peaceful "I really don't know enough about assertion was made that the days — most notably in the alternatives on campus. I do not it to say if it is justified or not." students in ROTC are not taught Middle East and the Caribbean. In oppose ROTC or Military Science to kill or plan war. I assert that both places there seems to be programs on campus; I do any military training program that less peace since our arrival there oppose labeling them peace does not teach it's students the and less peace here at home with groups. I also notice that none of use and maintenance of weapons hundreds of anguished and grief- the organizations introduced in (that kill) and combat strategy stricken families of dead and Professor Foegen's letter were and survival skills, isn't doing it's endangered marines. located on campus, or even in job. "Leading others who would Very insensitive was the quote town. I think Pat Giguere has a defend our country and it's from Gen. MacArthur, "(soldiers) valid complaint regarding the citizens against the invasion of must bear the deepest wounds absence of a program offering Art Tulius, custodian an enemy," would almost and scars of war." Although there peaceful alternatives studies Somsen Hall certainly involve killing and can be no questions that soliders here. With so many American "Yes, they had to go to work to capturing the would-be invaders; bear an enormous burden of grief, lives being lost and so much protect our American citizens so spare us the "defense and suffering and loss, there is no bloodshed and tragedy in so over there." deterrent" euphemisms and call more profound than the grief, many countries, conscious focus a spade a spade. The defense and suffering and loss of the women on peaceful alternatives now is deterrents necessary to repell and children who seem inevitably more important than ever. invaders would involve more than caught up in the horrors of war. flashing our bayonets and Women and children have always Judi Nelson-Hall snarling. been the prime victims of war — And when, since the 19th often murdered and brutalized by

Todd Brown, Winona Reagan's action illegitimate Business Administration "It's in our economic interests to To the Editor: the danger of the American violated the sovereignty of protect the Caribbean seaways On behalf of the WSU DFL, I students in Grenada was not a Grenada by the invasion. for future generations, thus I feel would like to express our legitimate reason for the After all of Reagan's military the action is justified." disapproval of Reagans planned invasion. actions in the rest of the world, invasion of Grenada. In addition to the question of we come to the question of when Although Reagan did danger, we must also look at the will it end? accomplish bringing the medical results of Reagans invasion. WillAmerican soldiers students home, there is the It has brought the United continue to pass away on foreign Ray Brooks, Professor Mass question of whether or not the States condemnation from nearly territory? Communications/Photography students were actually in danger. all countries in the world. Even Will British students continue "I don't think that the United The chancellor of St. George's our closest allies, including Great to burn American flags? States was justified in invading a Medical School in Grenada, Britain, have condemned Will Reagan continue to country that was not threatening Charles Modica, said, "The Reagan's military action in worsen America's image to the us. However, it appears to be a invasion was very unnecessary." Grenada. rest of the world, just to protect shrewd political move by Reagan And Grenada's new And Reagan's planned invasion what Reagan assumes are our considering what has happend in government had repeatedly of Grenada was a violation of vital interests? Lebanon in recent weeks." pledged the safety of the international law. No state can students. violate the sovereignty of another Marty McDonald Therefore, it is our belief that state. The United States has Spikers weekend only To the Editor: the general student body; neither the Year contests, many attended Trisha Ferguson, Winona After reading Greg Abbott's of these programs solicited help open house's in the residence undeclared Second Look column entitled, (financial or otherwise) from the halls, many attended the SCAC "I don't think it was a great idea. "Was it Really Parents' Parents Day Committee. They sponsored "Beaver is Back We've got our own country to Weekend?", we felt compelled to were originated and managed Show," and many attended the take care of first." respond. Mr. Abbott was through the Athletic department "Afternoon of Jazz" concert. apparently a little presumptious for the sole purpose of honoring Yes we did have a bona fide in thinking that the Parents' athletes and their Parents' Weekend last year, and Weekend planned for the long accomplishments. yes we will have another one this weekend of Oct. 20-23 was an all- An all-university parents day spring. We expect it will be university event. It was not. program does exist though, and another successful all-university It was a parents day program the first ever event attracted event. Perhaps it will be sponsored by the women's approximately 400 parents to the newsworthy enough to get volleyball team honoring the program last April 22-24. If you coverage from Greg Abbott in his players and parents of the Shanaa Nozeeh, Lebanon recall many parents and students column; perhaps it will be even be athletic team. It was similar to the Computer Science attended free movies sponsored noteworthy enough for him to football parents day program "The U.S. government has no by Up & Company, many attended volunteer for the committee. business to do in Grenada or honoring the players and patents a reception hosted by Acting Chuck Bentley anywhere else in the world." of the football team held earlier President Helen Popovich and Paula Scheevel this fall. Neither of these the academic deans, many Co-advisers - programs sought out parents of entered the Mother and Father of Parents Weekend '83-84

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Cutting, grinding, welding, drillling, inspection: the production lines are rolling along at Winona State. Introduction to Manufacturing is simulating the real world of industry by creating their own corporation and producing a product: decorative wrought iron and solid oak wall shelves. Kim Ruyle, the instructor, said that he feels that the experience is highly beneficial. "Everyone in the class buys shares of stock in the corporation. We're running this corporation just like we would be manufacturing for profit," he said. Each student buys shares at $5 each. This entitles students to keep one finished shelf for each share purchased. The money will go into a reimbursement fund to help pay for materials. "We've elected officers for the corporation; we've studied the organization of a business, and have done market surveys to see just what products will sell," Ruyle said. Working on a hydraulic sheer machine, Anita Cotton, sophomore, cuts the steel for the metal bracket The situation appears very realistic. The corporation has invested portion of the project. in research and development, inventory control and will soon be implementing time and motion studies to check for efficiency in each step of the production process. "This is an actual production situation," Ruyle said. "There is no custom making involved here. Everybody has one or two specific jobs to do. If someone makes a mistake or has a problem at their station, then the whole production line is backed up. Every step is planned and critical." Although the product isn't for public sale, the company is acting like it is. "When our actual production run is over, we will analyze to see how much we would have to sell the shelves for in order to make a profit," said Ruyle. "We'll have to consider what it would cost to buy and maintain these machines and pay rent, like a real company would." All eight students in the class must be deeply involved in the production process. With such low manpower working on 20 operations at once, there appears to be no time for standing around. "I want to have as much student control as possible," said Ruyle. "When you get into industry, unless you want to stay on the assembly line, you have to be a go-getter." Ruyle himself is unique as a WSU instructor. He just graduated from WSU in the 1983 second summer session and is now on the industrial education staff. "I went from being a student to a teacher in just two weeks," he said. "I really enjoy industrial education; it's one of the few fields that challenges the brain as well as the hands."

At the same time the metal is being shaped into proper form, Bob Warner, senior, is in the wood working room sawing the wood into the proper size.

After the metal is cut, holes are drilled into it. November 2, 1983 Page 7

Instructor, Kim Ruyle welds the joints of the bent metal, while the metal is held in the proper position by a student made welding fixture.

After having some problems with routing the wood, Anita Cotton gets some helpful advice from production foreman Kevin Lowe, and Bob Warner.

Tom Brandt, freshman, paints the metal brackets after they are welded and carefully inspected.

Text by John Schroeder

/.44,4,44.y Photos by Douglas E. Smyth

Class members (front row): Anita Cotton, Kevin Lowe, Bob Richard. (Back row): Tom Brandt, Mike Jaszewski, Jeff Cook, Randy Galewski, and instructor Kim Ruyle, proudly show the finished product — a colonial wall shelf.

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THE Basenspilar: Soviet rights a mockery 11(MEENING by Deb Dennis reporters actually speak the into the country due to the months, he has the sacred right Russian language. This means amount of papers it would take to of going to prision because, as ROOM Larry Basenspiler, a math they can be easily given false or get by the guards. The passports Basenspiler explained, he who professor and a former Russian slightly "better" information from contain much more than just date "doesn't work, doesn't eat." citizen, told a Winona State propaganda organizations or of birth and place of birth like Rather the person becomes a MASCULINE FEMININE faculty audience last week that other pro-Russian people. they do in the U.S., he said. "parasite" living off the fellow MasclIne-Feminine examines the human rights were basically a The actual human rights in He explained the only possible Russians. ferment of the 1960s, exploring the mockery in the Soviet Union. Russia, said Basenspiler, come expiaination for this number of Basenspiler came to the United reactions of youth to violence, political protest, suicide, birth According to Basenspiler, the from over 65 years of re-writing guards would be to keep people States about six months ago. He control and many other problems U.S. press has a bias when their present constitution. He within the country. left Russia with his son because that plagued the era of Vietnam. discussing the Soviet Union. said, "Each one gives more and The other category of rights are he was "branded a Jew" for the Wed. 7-9:10, thurs. 7-9:10, Fri. 7:00 Said Basenspiler, "They color the more rights to the citizens." the sacred rights. Basenspiler duration of his life and knew he situation in pink colors rather The constitution divides rights enjoyed the irony involved in would be unable to break out of 0"--\* Roy Scheider than in red." In other words he into two categories: simple rights this classification. Jessica Lange explaining these rights to his Fri. 9:10 said the situation in Russia and sacred rights. audience. He said he wouldn't mind being Sat. is much worse than the depiction Simple rights consist of rights Some examples he gave for branded a Jew if he were a 7:00 & 9:25 Sun. we are given in the U.S. such as the rights of dwelling, sacred rights were such things as practicing Jew. The unfortunate 6:30 & 8:55 He said the reason for this medication, free education, the right to serve in the armed part was he never had practiced a discoloring of the situation, is rights to leave the country and forces. If this sacred right wasn't Jewish religion, yet he still had FREE POPCORN WITH THIS AD partially due to a "liberal fad" in other such basic rights. obliged by a citizen would have the handicap of this nationality the U.S. and partially because a He said, though, that these are "the sacred right of spending on his passport limiting him in low percentage of U.S. foreign basically a "mockery." For three to seven years in prision many ways. example, the right to leave the instead." He currently is teaching math 41111■111I country is "discouraged" by the Another sacred right is the and computer-science at Winona 800,000 border patrols that guard right to be employed. State. He spoke to Winona State THE COIN CORNER from inside the country rather Communists pride themselves on faculty and guests as part of the 163 Lafayette St. than outside. Winona, MN 55987 the fact that there's full Faculty Colloquium series. 507-454-3374 or 507-454-2277 Basenspiler said it would be employment. If a person is Richard Drury — Proprietor almost impossible to penetrate unemployed for more than two Buying all coin collections including: Proof Sets, Mini Sets, Indian Pennies through Pep Band Reggie Johnson, senior differences in our department Silver Dollars. Paying highly competitive prices for Continued from Page 1 all scrap gold and silver metal running back, feels the band is about the pep band. The staff are important to boost players' either in favor of the pep band or Open 10-5 Mon. thru Sat. music faculty members, have expressed reluctance attitudes. "We're playing at the neutral. Music faculty are periodically about the top level and we need that specialists and sometimes they appropriateness of using the positive representation." don't tend to care one way or the symphonic wind ensemble as a Scott Opfer a senior co- other about these things," said SEMCAC FAMILY PLANNING pep band. They feel the captain, said, "I was McCluer. ensemble's focus should be disappointed the band was not at "I don't understand Mendyk's the last game and is not planning lack of enthusiasm. We used to A confidential, non-judgemental clinic for family serious concert music. In an interview last week, to attend the Metrodome game. play in the homecoming parade planning and sexually transmitted diseases. For Mendyk said, "My music It's . a big event for the whole but I don't know what happened appointment phone 452-4307 weekdays 8:30 to students aren't recruited for university, and the pep band is to that." 5:00. athletic events." like another set of cheerleaders." McCluer is unhappy about the The football team and coach The band didn't play for the tension. "When students get 64 1/2 W. 5th feel the band is important at the Oct. 22 home game against caught in between, it's 452-4307 games and especially at the Moorhead State because, said intolerable and something has to Metrodome game. Mendyk, the game fell on a three- be done," he said. "The games are empty without day break in the university While McCluer said he would the band," said Myron Smith, schedule for the MEA like very much to see the band go head coach. "They add to the convention. to the Metrodome with the team, HELP WANTED whole prestige of the university Jerry Nauman, athletic he said he is hesitant to apply and I'd love to see them at the director, doesn't understand the undue pressure because final dome. The alumni will be there controversy about the band, exams fall on the weekend of the and anything we can do to especially Mendyk's concern that game. promote Winona State should be there is not enough time for the Dr. Jonathan Lawson, dean of Part-time waitresses done." symphonic wind ensemble to do liberal arts, said he would like to The university's public double duty as a concert and as a see the band at the dome game, and bartenders relations staff sent invitations to pep band. Nauman pointed out but he echoed McCluer's feelings alumni throughout the region to that his athletes give three hours about the awkwardness of the Goodview Bar & Lounge attend the Metrodome game — a day to practice. timing during finals. before the Music department Nauman also emphasized that Dr. Thomas Stark, university controversy boiled up. the philosophy behind the pep president, said he is very positive 6th St. Goodview John Paulus, senior defensive band's support is not only for about the pep band's involvement lineman, said the band is a athletics, but for the whole in supporting athletics. Michael A. Benck positive force for the team and university. "The band is an enthusiastics the crowd. "It's not just the team Richmond McCluer, music support and wherever music • Mendyk's not supporting if he chair, doesn't miminize the intra- seems appropriate, it is needed," AA1 doesn't go, but it's the school department friction. Stark said. EXICAH he's not supporting," he said. ' "There are obvious

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YWCA, 223 Center, Winona from Employment Interviews 1930 Rose Street Fee Payments noon to 1 p.m. Senior business majors who Winona Students should pick up fee No membership or fee is want employment interviews with [PEP81111 1 1415 Service Drive statements and pay fees in the required. Men, as well as women, ARA Services on Nov. 9, must Cinema Room, Kryzsko are cordially invited. sign up in the placement office. November 2, 1983 Page 9 AU" 1%11 Al N44INI Fraternity brings back touch of Animal House "Fraternities have always been by Jim Riccioli in correlation with togas," he The Mississippi Queen may said. "Animal House is an have had its "Touch of Class," but example." the Showhouse Saloon, in Myron Lund said he offered the conjunction with Winona State's Showhouse to Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity Sigma Tau Gamma, as a favor to them and for the brought in a touch of their own benefit of his establishment. last Thursday night — a touch of "It was a money-maker for Animal House, togas et al. them and we (Showhouse Over 300 tickets were sold at management) are always looking the door in addition to the for new things to do so we asked estimated 50-60 advance sales on ourselves, 'Why not try a toga the Winona State campus, party,' " he said. according to Bill McKinley, one of From there, the students took the judges for the best women's over in making the party original, toga contest. Looking around the dressing in togas decorated with Showhouse dance floor and bar wide multi-colored bow ties, neck area, he estimated that nearly 100 ties and other gadgets. Toga- students had arrived garbed as wearers sported swim goggles, the ancient toga-bearing Romans Rocky the Squirrel hats and punk — or more recently, much like the rock glasses, with satin sheets, delinquent frat brothers simple pastel-colored bed sheets characterized in the box office or sleeping bags serving as togas smash Animal House. for most students. Participants were judged in "KC" Kelly, a WSU student, men's and women's categories won in the men's competition, for best togas, with McKinley and aided perhaps by a large group of Gregg Felber selecting the top friends who chanted "KC, KC, five women finalists and Judi KC," making him the clear crowd Fingerman and Kerri Kopka favorite. Crowd applause decided selecting the male finalists. who would win the best toga The result: togas, togas, togas award, which included gift all over the floor, dancing to certificates from various the music of '80's rock and Lex businesses. Luther instead of Roman The women's toga award was trumpets or '60's rock n' roll. given to Lori White, an out-of- According to fraternity town student living in Chicago, President Brad Angelback, the Sophomores Genet Mctootle and Connie Hanson do some high kick dancing to the band Lex Luther at who had just come up to visit party was arranged to publicize the Sigma Tau Gamma-Showhouse Saloon toga party Thursday night. (photo by Douglas E. Smyth) some friends. frat activities and as a fundraiser "I'm really surprised I won," for Sigma Tau Gamma. she said. "I'd just got off the train "We really didn't expect to until Myron Lund, Showhouse arrived in-toga were eligible to "We used the door prizes as an and threw this on and I find out make much money," Angelback Saloon owner and a Sigma Tau win additional prizes. incentive for the students to pay that I won." said.- "We really just used the Gamma alumnus, offered his Finalists received a painters 50 cents and join in on the party," The event, an inaugural one idea as a tool for publicity. I think nightclub as the party place. cap with the Miller High Life Angelback said. "I'd estimate we which Angelback and Lund rated it went very well and we fulfilled For 50 cents, students would insignia on it (donated by Winona made less than $200, maybe less as successful, may be repeated our purpose." each get a free beer ticket and be Distributor) and a Toga Party t- than $150. What we really wanted next year, or the frat and the Angelback said that the idea of eligible for a drawing of door shirt with the fraternity's name on to see was more people involved Showhouse may opt for another a toga party was originally prizes donated by various the back, screened and printed by with fraternities." type of "touch" to promote frats, planned as a fraternity rush party businesses, and those who the Out-Dor Store. So why a toga party? according to toga planners. Costumed collegians party downtown,all around by Julie M. Esser of 600 to 700 was expected. Saying he doesn't believe As more and more college students behave more students take to the streets in destructively in costume, Vierus costumes, it seems that sponsored a costume contest Halloween is not just for children to encourage students to wear anymore. them. The meaning of Halloween has Prizes of $100, $75 and $50 taken on a different perspective were awarded to the three on countless college campuses. persons wearing the best Cliff Vierus, owner of the costumes, he said. Mississippi Queen, said he feels Showhouse Saloon manager Halloween is a "good night for Linda Lattanzio said their college college students to dress up and bar also sponsored a costume have a good time." contest in which prizes of $100, According to Vierus, the $50 and $25 will be given to the business he generates on three top contestants. Halloween is generally as good "Students tend to get a little as any Friday or Saturday night. more wild in costume because it "In the past, Halloween has gives them a reason to be crazy," always been as big as New Year's said Lattanzio, "but that's what Eve," he said. Halloween is all about." She had Vierus remembers the days planned on dressing in costume when anywhere from "800 to 1200 as well. students would circulate through Though Halloween fell on a the MQ on their way back from Monday this year, Lattanzio still house parties or before they expected business to be up as ventured to 'after bars' parties." compared to other Monday This year, however, Vierus said nights. "It will definitely be a he feels the economy is different good Monday night," she said. "I and college students just don't think it will be one of our bigger Jeff Tehler, Jon Strock, Jolynn Dickle, Kadee Loesch, and Monica Jirovec were in the mood for some seem to have as much money as nights." Witches Brew on Monday in the west cafeteria. (photo by Steve Apps) they once did, but still a turnout Continued on Page 12

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Our Hearts attendance 9 1fAr'4' 4"7- TA starts slow, picks up by Kim Dierich made. Attendance figures for "Our "It's always that way," says Hearts Were Young and Gay" Fusillo, "it doesn't matter what were "probably the lowest day of the week you open. They they've been," said Vivian Fusillo, always start slow." director of this year's "new The increase in attendance on people". play. Thursday night was a surprise to The cast was made up of Fusillo. freshmen and transfer students "Thursday night is usually the — students who haven't been in a drinking night," she said. "But if I major role. Fusillo said that this could grade audiences, I would lack of experience didn't cause have given them an A-plus." any problems. Getting large audiences "You wouldn't know about sometimes is a problem, she their inexperience from the show. said. The publicity was there — It was really smooth," she said, they had a float in the home- stating that the cast put much coming parade and a hanging work into rehearsal and was marquee in the student union, ready for anything by opening there were 600 flyers sent to the Freshman Lori Hooper adds some finishing touches to her make-up before last week's Wednesday night. dorms and to the faculty and 100 performance of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. (photo by Mark Hoffman) Tuesday and Wednesday posters were put up. But Fusillo life will they see a quality For Fusillo, this play was also a difficulty. nights had roughly 100-125 said that people don't seem to production for $1 just across the difficult to direct, she said. "When I found out that I was people attending the play, while come until they hear about it street. It's the best investment to "Almost every character plays doing the "new people' play this Thursday night increased to "word of mouth." their whole thinking and being. their own age and that makes it year, I knew I wanted to do this about 200. For closing night, "It's a pity that students don't What's two hours out of •their hard," she said. "It was one of the play. In my enthusiasm, I forgot around 300 reservations were take part. At no other time in their life?" strengths of the play, but it was some of the problems in it." Mendyk: Music dept has more than classes to offer Center Aisle by Dean Eichaker by Daniel Munson relations tool for WSU. We see it perform the first of their nine The Winona State Music as part of our job to recruit for the concerts on Nov. 17. department has a lot more to school as well as the band," he Though the bands seem to be offer than classes, to both the said. doing well, they are not with out students and the university, The band's road tour, which their share of problems, according to its chair Dr. Lee usually takes place over spring according to Mendyk. I find it extremely difficult to sit down here at my typewriter and Mendyk, department professor. break, won't be until June 1 next Like any other department at pluck out another whiz-bang column this week. It's not that I can't The department gives all year, when it will travel to the WSU, the Music department has a find anything to write about — there's plenty going on. It's the fact that I have certain limitations that I'm supposed to stick to that's students the opportunity to enter World's Fair in New Orleans. backlog of purchase requests getting me down. either the school's symphonic The 60-piece symphonic band, and time and instrumental band or jazz band, by holding which performs at two home coordination problems. When I agreed to write this column I also agreed to keep it "arts open auditions early in the fall. football games per year, will put "A lot of the band members are oriented" and, when at all possible, locally situated. "Over 75 percent of the on the first public performance at finding it harder to meet the high In general, I could tell you about some pretty great things, such students involved in band now 3 p.m. Nov. 6 at the field. The cost of education. This is driving as the fact that A Chorus Line has recently become the longest them away from the band in order are not music majors," Mendyk performance is entitled "Golden running musical on Broadway and The Fantasticks is still the said. Oldies and a Good 01' Days sing to find jobs to supplement their longest running off-Broadway musical with over 9,760 The only commonalities found Along," and is geared for senior income," Mendyk said. performances behind them. Cats and Dreamgirls also continue to among all the band members is citizens and students as well. "Instrumental coordination is a dazzle audiences with their flash and beautiful music. their willingness to devote their "Once again, the band will be yearly problem with the band. In drama, Torch Song Trilogy reigns supreme, with shows such "This year we had a lot of people time and talent and to represent used as a P.R. tool for WSU. We as Extremities and 'Night, Mother gaining in popularity. Even stage the university both at home and hope to see a lot of audience trying out for flute. Unfortunatley design has reached great heights (pun intended) with K2. on the road. participation at this we had to turn many of them The quality of music, despite the obstacle called MTV, seems to "When we go on the road we performance," Mendyk said. away. But we always do our best have progressed from a general interest in sound and volume to a always treat it as a public The 18-piece jazz band will to work around this problem." concerned attitude towards composition. An interest in quality literature, rather than mass-market fiction, has been renewed, locally anyway, by the recent writing workshop which was organized by Emilio DeGrazia and Orval Lund, professors in the English department.

This is all really great stuff, and it all deserves special attention, 2 Softshell Tacos but I simply can't ignore the fact that men are dying under the control of our government. or You say you don't want to read about politics in an arts column? What's wrong with you!? Don't you people realize that some of the 3 Hardshell Tacos greatest works, in any of the arts areas, have been political statements! Politics and art are more closely related than you probably $1 39 wanted to believe. Remember that the arts, according to our school catalog, is considered "Humanities," and we should then be PEPSI. PLUS: EVERY TUESDAY concerned with, according Webster, "mankind." It's this reason 2 Tacos 99C that artists should be especially aware of the inane activities that and FREE Small Pepsi with College I.D. are occuring through devices of our government. DAILY SPECIALS TOO! There have been more than 200 fatalities of American servicemen in the last week, yet people are taking it relatively calmly. Why? OURS: Mon.-Thurs. 11-1:30 a.m. Maybe it's because "fatality" doesn't sound as permanent as Fri. & Sat. 11.2 a.m. "dead," and "serviceman" doesn't sound as real as "human TACO Sun. 11-11 p.m. being,"...and calling them American makes it all worthwhile. I'm not anti-patriotism, but I am pro-humanities, and I am 575 Huff concerned with "mankind," and the slaughter of human life in a JOHNS- Winona, MN situation which could be avoided goes against everything the "humanities" is concered with. ultp7:ge It's our duty, as artists, to know what's happening and to relay to the audience our visions of the events.

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In WSU forensics this year New members may help team place higher by Kimm Anderson Dakota State. He went on to the which she said, "is a real problem novice tournament in the Twin Utah. The Winona State forensics finals at the Sugar Loaf trying to coordinate enough of Cities soon, and many of the new This spring, the finals will be team has a chance to place Tournament in dramatic the team to go sometimes, people will get a chance to be held in mid-April at both Kansas higher this year than last, due in interpretation. because everyone seems to have critiqued and given suggestions State University and at Georgia part to the addition of eight new Chris Nolan is a sophomore a conflicting schedule." for improvement. Southern University. team members, according to the interested in philosophy. He does Carver said that she is pleased "Our hope is to at least equal With the eight new members team's coaches. impromptu speeches on the with the talent she sees in our 10th place ranking in the participating with two-plus Cindy Carver, director of team. Coach Carver said that he the new people, because many of nation," she said. quarters experience behind them, forensics, expected that some is given a quote and seven the experienced team members The team finished 10th at the the forensics coaches said the new people would join the team minutes to prepare his will be graduating this year. finals tournament last spring out team may be able to top its this year, but when eight people presentation which encourages Carver said that there will be a of a total of 80 teams in Ogden, ranking achieved at those finals did, it was a real surprise, she him to respond to thought quickly last year. said. in an oral manner. Rose Tenseth, a freshman with Kathy Hawkinson is a the squad and who placed freshman who was involved at the second in dramatic duo at the high school level with oral Sugar Loaf tournament that was interpretation and dramatic held in Winona Oct. 14, has an interpretation events, but hasn't extensive background in high entered competition yet because school theatre and "has a great she is playing a lead part in one YOUR BSN IS WORTH AN deal of enthusiasm for what she of the theater's productions. is doing," according to Carver. Jolene Pistulka joins her Karen Jacobs is also a cousin Theresa on the team this OFFICER'S COMMISSION freshman with the group. She year. She, too, has a background was involved with high school in high school forensics and got forensics in oral interpretation into the finals in prose IN THE ARMY. and public speaking. Carver said interpretation during the Sugar Your BSN means you're a professional. In the Army, it also that she is very poised for Loaf tournament. She will be someone just entering forenscis doing an arrangement in dramatic means you're an officer. You start as a full-fledged member of our at the college level. duo with her cousin at the next medical team. Write: Army Nurse Opportunities, Kathy Nix is a freshman meet. P.O. Box 7713, Burbank, CA 91510. graduating from Winona Cotter Paul Nordgren did well in a with experience from its team. One recent meet held at Mankato of the present team members State Oct. 21. He received first ARMY NURSE CORPS. coached Cotter's team, so he is place honors in some of the somewhat acquainted with rounds, excluding the finals, forensics at the college level. She Carver said. He is doing a variety BE ALLYOU CAN BE. works with public speaking and of things, including drama, prose persuasive speeches, but hasn't interpretation and a cutting from attended a meet this year, Carver Alice in Wonderland. said. The WSU team came out of the Jon Flegge, a senior, is 22-regional team meet at president of Wenonah Players Mankato State University Oct. 21 and is becoming involved with in fourth place overall. The UW- AT THE BOOKSTORE forensics this year to expand his Eau Claire team won the event. horizons and better his Susan Rickey, assistant communication ability. He has director, said that the team been in competition two or three probably would have done better Fall Quarter times this year with the team and if more of the team could have placed in dramatic duo at North gone. Less than half attended, BOOK BUY BACK Alm Society Preview

Red Desert explores Dates Time the emptiness of life by Jeff Walker Monday Michelangelo Antonioni writes and directs movies about 8 to 4 alienated men and women submerged in the grey, stagnant November 21 nothingness which we call life. His best known movie is Blow-Up, a methaphysical exploration of a photographer's _failure to communicate with morally barren people. Red Desert, released two years prior to Blow-Up, is also much ado about nothingness. Antonioni is obsessed with nothingness. Tuesday He is "Italy's cinematic Camus" (Life, March 5, 1965). Red Desert is a "stunning, realistic portrait of nothingness." Its meaning is 8 to 4 simple: "Life is awful." November 22 To exemplify this theme, Antonioni presents three characters oppressed by their polluted environment. Monica Vitti portrays an unhappy (but gorgeous, sexy) woman living in an industrialized section of Italy. She is having a nervous breakdown. Her husband spends his days working at a refinery and turning the country into Wednesday black sludge. Bored by her husband, and without a sense of 8 to Noon purpose in her life, Vitti's character takes a lover (Richard Harris). November 23 They engage in a fruitless, meaningless search for orgasm. The characters' lives are slag heaps of grey emptiness. Antonioni offers no solutions. Somewhat paradoxically, however, Red Desert is brilliantly alive with color. Antonioni's bleak vision of contemporary life is painted in colors ranging from "craven yellow and life-burning green to Bring in all books you violent, passionate crimson and the grey of total despair" (Time, Feb. 19, 1965). He even had whole fields sprayed with pigment in no longer need — order to symbolize the emotions of characters. Trudge on over to Pasteur 120 on Saturday for the 7:00 p.m. showtime. Admission is close to "nothing": 50 cents with WSU I.D. Hardcover or Paperback. and $1 without. Page 12 November 2, 1983

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This Ad UpsIde•Down by Adveillsens Request home near Minne Hall. (photo by Mark Hoffman) Halloween ‘4,014 6 T uks,s. will put a halt to my usual "I like Halloween because I Continued from Page 9 downtown activities," she said. find it challenging to come up Bemis, a co-captain of the with a unique costume each year Julie Bemis, a senior majoring 1983-84 WSU women's and it's fun to be somebody else in industrial education at Winona basketball team, said she felt she for an evening," she said. 2U. State, said Halloween is a time to had to set good examples for her Jemming wasn't sure whether "get together with friends and teammates to follow. or not she'd go downtown on PITCHERS celebrate by going downtown, to A freshman majoring in Halloween or attend a house house parties or trick-or- medical technology, Monica party but said she'd find some 1 Pitcher Only with each Pizza! treating." Jemming had planned to attend way to celebrate the holiday. She said, "Basically you can go a Halloween party at a friend's Halloween is much more than Got nothin' to do on Monday or Tuesday out and do what you want without house in St. Paul last weekend. just an opportunity to dress up nights? Then come to. Godfather's Pizza, order anybody knowing who you are She said she's been working and have a good time, according because you're all dressed up." very hard on designing a costume to Antiji Jacobson, a nursing one of my mouth-watering small, medium or This year, however, Bemis's that will make her look like major at WSU. large pizzas and I'll throw in a pitcher of Halloween activities were Morticia, a character from the Jacobson, who professed to be beverage for just a quarter. somewhat more restricted. television series The Adams a pagean and a practionner of "New basketball training rules Family. witchcraft, considers Halloween to be the celebration of the "witches Thanksgiving of New TM Grulfather's Pizza Busy schedule forces Year." "It's a time for us to remember Mankato Wenonah Players to the dead who have gone before Owatonna — Albert Lea us and wish them well on their journey to the summerland," said Rochester — LaCrosse Jacobson. "It's also a time of Northfield — Winona cancel make-up services thanksgiving for the bounty of the 66 Center St. • Winona by Denise Meller harvest." 454-4414 according to Hegge. She said she had felt she Tight schedules prevented the "One guy came in last year and wasn't able to attend the Wenonah players from offering wanted full body make-up," said Halloween ritual with members of their make-up talents to the Hegge. "He went from white to her particular group in students of Winona State black, going as Buckwheat." Minneapolis this year. W Great University Halloween last week- Hegge said they generally used "I'll probably make a small theater pancake make-up and % Music end. circle of my own, light my Va'sc°1 0 "A lot of people were working greasepaint to begin their candles and hold a small ritual off on shows," said Wenonah creations. For more dramatic where I can be alone," she said. effects, latex was built up to look ∎ SUN '1' Players president John Hegge. It's Jacobson touched on the fact 3.5:30 hard to get people to de ,:'.icate like scars. Hair, which is a little that very few people really HAPPY SHINe their time because of their busy more expensive, could be glued understood what witchcraft is all i %. P.M. theater schedules." on for beards and mustaches. about. HOUR BAR & CAFE Many members were involved Although some customers She said her religion of Nature Mon-Friday in the play Our Hearts Were knew what look they wanted is centered around the primary Young and Gay which closed before coming to the studio, female deity, The Earth Mother, MONDAY THURSDAY Friday, and are now working on there were those who just thus she chose to dress up as Marguita Night Special Price On All The Night Must Fall, which will be "wanted something done." Mother Nature this Halloween. 8-12 p.m. Beer You Can Drink playing November 9-14. "Some people came in and She went on to state three 8-12 p.m. 'Everyone is overworked," said said 'Make me look real weird,' simple "Universal Observations" Jacque Reidelberger, chairman of because they had just been in which all life can be explained the CTA department. "They are invited to a costume party and and understood: Reincarnation, TUESDAY SATURDAY involved in one act plays and hadn't decided what they wanted the belief in immortality; retribution, Low Prices MORNING directing scenes, and are to be," said Hegge, explaining the concept that for every action on Pitchers Bloody Mary Special frustrated because they can't (do that the workers would get one takes, a similar one is 8-12 p.m. 9-12 a.m. Halloween make-up)." frustrated because it was hard to returned three-fold; and magic, The Halloween make-up know if the customer would be the process of causing things to WEDNESDAY services have been growing in satisfied when the job was happen. SUNDAY popularity since they were first completed. Besides participating in her 2 for 1 offered six years ago, he said. Although some members Low Prices on Pitchers own ritual Halloween this year, Bar Pour Only Last year over 200 people invaded signed up to have the service Jacobson planned to go trick-or- 8-12 p.m. During Football Games the make-up studio in the again this year, there wasn't treating and downtown with a basement of the Performing enough to support. bunch of her friends. Just 2 Blocks East of the M.Q. Arts Center to take advantage of People who were involved in Safety is still a factor and the experienced work. the service were sorry they Vierus expressed his wishes that About a dozen members would cannot offer it again this year, everyone had a safe Halloween. SUNSHINE apply make-up to 16 to 20 people according to Hegge. "I hope everyone had a good in one sitting, charging a $1 fee to "I feel disappointed," said time and no one got hurt," he cover the cost of the make-up Hegge. "It was really the only said. "I especially hope the BAR & CAFE used. The more involved the money-making function for the college students were able to 79 E. 2nd 454-7772 make-up job became, the higher Wenonah Players, besides make it up for their Tuesday the cost to the customer, lighting or road shows. morning classes." November 2, 1983 Page 13

)Football Volleyball Cross Country Saturday Nov. 5 Tuesday Nov. 1 Wednesday Nov. 2 Saturday Nov. 5 at Loras College UW-LaCrosse Univ. of Northern Iowa District 13 Meet IFCIP11% McCown Gym 7:00 p.m. McCown Gym 7:00 p.m. at Bemidji WIC in 83': A matter of believing

by John Paul Schaller It will not be an easy task for the Warriors, but they have been Although the Winona State overcoming that factor all football team still has three season. games left and a chance to make Was the NIC Championship a the NAIA Division I playoffs, it realistic team goal at the has already been somewhat of a beginning of this season? surprise to many people. Dave Keller, junior safety, said, Traditionally the Warriors have "It was there in the back of my been mediocre at best. This year mind, but I realized that it was a however, they are the Northern big goal." Intercollegiate Conference "I think we realized our Champions with a 6-2 record and potential last year when we are currently ranked 20th in the played Moorhead," remembered NAIA Division I poll. Lebakken. Junior guard Keith Abraham `It was just a matter stated, "I knew the attitude was strong and the talent was there. It of coming together was just a matter of coming together and playing as a team. and playing as And we did." "Last year we found out we a team. could play with anybody in the conference. This year we found And we did.' out we could beat anybody in the conference. We just learned how How do the Warriors feel about to win," offered Mick Dickens, their success this season? linebacker coach and former "It is a great thing for the Warrior, on the turn around of this program and the school. We still year's Warriors. have three games left and our Steve McManamon, junior first and foremost goal now is to linebacker, realized the Warriors' make the playoffs," said senior potential early in the season. guard, Dave Lebakken. "The LaCrosse game set the tone To even be considered for the for the rest of the season. Good playoffs the Warriors have to win senior leadership and strong play their next three ball games, which by some underclassmen kept us Offensive co-ordinator John Martin is swamped by Brett Erickson and the rest of the Warrior football will include beating Western going through the season." squad after their 27.7 romp over Northern State. (photo by Mark Hoffman) Illinois University, a school that The "rest of the season," to gives full scholarships. date, was almost all Warrior- victories, as they took care of lost to a team we should have rides home were a lot shorter and Hamline, Morris, Northern, beaten, but when I found out a lot more fun," joked Keller. Bemidji, Duluth and Southwest in about Duluth's loss I was Many people believe that this order. The only dark spot was last ecstatic,"," said junior halfback year may be .a once-in-a-lifetime week's upset loss to conference Mark Ballwanz, "It put the loss thing for the Warriors. Keller rival Moorhead. right out of my mind." doesn't think so. The loss to Moorhead was a Dickens reflected on the NIC "Winning this year will help us hard one to swallow, but when Championship. "It couldn't have recruit next year. We might get the Warriors learned that happened to a better group of some blue chippers right out of Northern had upset Duluth it took seniors. They started out on the high school." a little of the bite away. bottom and worked their way up." On whether or not the Warriors "At the time, it felt like the "Winning away games was a are a flash in the pan team, Keller world had collapsed because we lot more fun this year. The bus replied, "Wait. Just wait." Spikers defeated by Duluth

Fiereck had praise for by Forrest Davis again met UM-D and the results freshman Kim Ryan who was were similar to Thursday's playing as a substitute in the The Winona State volleyball meeting. WSU lost 12-15, 7-15. tournament as well as Sue Dehn, team wound up its Northern Sun In the second round of the day who had a good weekend with Conference play with a loss to the Warriors met the University of assists. the University of Minnesota- Alaska-Anchorage and suffered In spite of good individual Duluth before entering the UM-D another defeat by scores of 8-15, performances, Fiereck said they Invitational Tournament Friday 15-8, and 8-15. were not enough to spark the and Saturday. Sue Dehn contributed 12 team. The Warriors lost in three assists and Kim Ryan had six ace "We lacked movement and as a games to UM-D by 15-7, 15-1, and hits in the Anchorage match. result we couldn't run our offense 16-14 scores. Coach LaVonne Fiereck said o r defense with any Rhonda Goetz posted seven her team was "pretty flat" in the effectiveness," she said. ace hits and Sue Dehn tallied 13 match against Anchorage. The Warriors play their last two assists to lead the Warriors. "We were pretty good in the home matches against the WSU's record in Northern Sun tournament until the last match University of Wisconsin- Conference play is 6-6, good for a against Anchorage," she said. LaCrosse and the University of third place finish behind UM-D "They were young and we didn't Northern Iowa this week before and St. Cloud. execute well." playing in the NAIA District The Warriors began Fiereck said the variety of Tournament at Southwest State tournament play on Friday with a competition in the tournament in Marshall on Nov. fourth and win over Northwest Missouri by was excellent. "This is one of the fifth. 15-9, and 15-13 scores before best tournaments in the "If we play the kind of losing to Lake Superior State in Midwest," she said. "We were volleyball we are capable of," Brett Brumm hauls in a Steve Speer pass in spite of being flanked by the second round 12-15, 1-15. not the best team there but we Fiereck said, "we can win this a Moorhead defender. (photo by Steve Apps) On Saturday, the Warriors were not the worst either." tournament."

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WAREHOUSE LIQUORS "From Warehouse To Your House" Best Keg Prices in Town! 41" * Miller, 12 pack cans KEGS) vb." * Schmidt, Schmidt Light, 12 pack cans Last week Winona State won the Northern Intercollegiate * You Must Stop In and Compare Our Wine Prices Conference Championship. From the attitude of the Winona Daily * Budweiser 12 pack cans News you wouldn't think that the Warriors won anything at all. According to the Daily News the Warriors took the "backroad" to 176 East Third Street, Winona 452-1821 the conference championship. The reasoning behind this was that, because the Warriors were beaten by Moorhead, they had to rely on Northern to beat Duluth in order to assure them sole possession of the NIC Championship. This, my friends, is a bunch of bullshit. The Warriors won more games in the NIC than any other team, therefore, they are the NIC Champions. There is no "backroad" about it. If WSU had lost its OPEN: first conference game and won the next five, the Daily News would 10 a.m.-11 p.m. not have mentioned anything about a "backroad." Or if Duluth had Everyday BURGER lost the week before instead of losing to Northern, the Warriors wouldn't have taken the "backroad." The Daily News made it sound as if the WSU had been given the 1215 Gilmore KING NIC Crown instead of earning it. Winona WSU finished the conference season with a 5-1 record, while Duluth, the only team that threatened the Warriors, was 3-2 with one more conference game to go. On top of that, the Warriors man- handled Duluth in their conference bout, beating them 28-14. The attitude toward the Warriors seemed to be changing and 111111111•1111111111=11111111111•111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 people were jumping on the bandwagon. But after the loss to • Moorhead it didn't take the skeptics long to jump off and start with • Whopper Jr. ® 5 French Fries • their criticism once again. • The Warriors have done something at WSU which hasn't been • and Medium Soft Drink • done in 19 years. Win sole possession of the NIC Championship. • BURGER • The last time was in 1964. I KING • You wouldn't think that the fans would write this off as just luck. I Only 99' think that this has happened too an extent at WSU. Come on people, your Winona State Warriors are ranked 20th in the nation in Mom smimusummorminummimmulormal the NAIA Division I poll. It took this year's seniors four years to believe in themselves. Let's hope that it won't take the fans that long to believe in them. The attitude when WSU is winning is great, but let's not become fair weather fans and only support the Warriors when their winning. It was your support that helped the Warriors go this far and there is still a possibility of a playoff berth, so stay behind them, who knows how far they'll go.

I suppose the Illinois students are happy now. The Sox got trounced, but they can always back the Illini. WSU Purple Penguin didn't 'fly the coop'

by Robbin Brent Asked if the penguin would be at the Nov. 20th game in the The purple penguin hasn't left Metrodome when WSU battles Winona State, he's just the University of Minnesota- recuperating, according to Morris, Woggon said, "We'll be Nov. 2 Nov. 7 penguin designer, Dave Woggon. there." Woggon said the penguin had In response to criticism of the to miss last week's game penguin as an appropriate Tonight PITCHER NIGHT because he was being repaired mascot for the Warriors, Woggon 7-12 p.m. following an injury suffered at the stressed that the penguin was SCHMIDT NIGHT Oct. 22 game against Moorhead. not a mascot, only a character to "The penguin's low-hanging promote school spirit. crotch impeded his running. He "San Diego has their chicken. Nov. 8 was trying to run with the players The Vikings have crazy George. but they almost ran him over We have our purple penguin.." because he couldn't keep up," "I made the mistake earlier by Nov. 3-4-5 Live Disc Jockey said Woggon. calling him a mascot. He's not. I Rock To "He just took one too many big just felt that Winona State BUDWIESER steps and he ripped his crotch needed a character at the games and tail." to help get the crowd fired up," FREE LANCE SPECIALS said Woggon. "Study-Break" Alternative! Nov. 6 Electric\ R Cade Happy Hour Noon-7 p.m. Nov. 9 Mon.-Fri. Watch Minnesota vs. HOURS: 2:30-10:00 p.m. * Video Games Sat. * Foosball Tampa Bay JESSE BRADY 10:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. * Pool on our big screen TV Sun. One Night Only!! 1-5 p.m. Need a fundraiser for your campus organization? Call Rocky for details at Electric R Cade, 122 E. 3rd, 452.9870

November 2, 1983 Page 15 Nauman filling in for Marston by Diane C. Tenuta

There is a new athletic director on campus this fall. Mr. Jerry Nauman is filling in as athletic director and head golf coach while Dr. Dwight Martson is on sabbatical leave. It was decided last spring that Nauman would serve both positions while Marston was gone. Nauman brings his past experience to his present job. He

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by Brad Arndt job to try to get the maximum out into. Realistically, when you bring of the talent that we have. This is this many people in you don't The Winona State men's why I'm impressed with the expect them to play basketball basketball team is ready to kick- football team, because they have for all four years. These people do off another season on Saturday, done this." affect others and spread the word Nov. 26 against Luther College "When you're winning you about WSU. It's good public and improve over last year's 10-18 have that instinct that says your relations." record. going to win. It's self-assurance," Recruiting will be easier in the According to Coach Jerry he added. future because of the enthusiasm Nauman, last year's team lost five This year's coaching staff has of President Stark for all games by two points or less. He increased over the last few university programs, Nauman added, "We didn't have the take year's. The other members of the said. charge person who said I'm going staff are student assistant Dave Keeping players eligible is as to win this game." Woggon, graduate assistant Ron important as recruiting to "We have more overall talent Lievense and assistant coach Nauman. "If my memory serves me right I've lost only four and size than last year but you Jack Rader. $2.00 off any 16" large don't know the intangibles," he With the increased staff, athletes because of ineligibility." pizza continued. Nauman feels they can do so Nauman described this year's One coupon per pizza Nauman indicated that this much more. "This is the first time conference, "I think the teams to Expires 11-30-83 I've been here that we can spend beat this year are Northern and year's team should win more Fast, Free Delivery- games than they lose. He said more time with the younger Duluth. Duluth is working with a 909 W. Fifth Street that winning is the most members because of the large budget, therefore they can Phone: 454-6700 important factor to the program increased staff." do more recruiting. Northern also 35161 / 1940 but other factors are important. The new members of the team does well in recruiting partly Nauman said, "I've been a include 20 freshmen and seven because of their location and coach for 24 years, and as a transfers. "Part of the reason for reputation. We have to battle coach you get great satisfaction this," said Nauman, "is that WSU schools like LaCrosse, St. Mary's,

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Page 16 November 2. 1983 Intramural Sports offers a variety of activities time," said Juaire, "It's because weights. by Julie Butson located downstairs from McCown to the staff last year as a full- there's 500-600 people playing Racquetball courts are If you're wondering how to get Gym. time, on-going part of intramurals basketball and over 1200 playing available to students who sign up your money's worth out of your Intramurals offers many during team sport competition. "There's a good spattering of softball. Those numbers speak 24 hours in advance. During the student activity-fee, take a look at organized sports throughout the individual and competitive very strong." day, sign-up is in the HPER office Intramural Sports. year. Fall quarter offers men's sports," explained Juaire, "but Last year, students were asked and at night, sign up is in The Intramural Program at and women's flag football and to pay a team registration fee to the intramural equipment room. Winona State receives 5.5 soccer, men's team racquetball, sometimes we get away from the participate in these sports. The There are also open gym times percent or $14,000, from the co-rec frisbee and women's fun things that should be a part of fee has carried over to this year and structured gym times for student activity fund, said volleyball. intramurals and of college life." The "fun" things Juaire refers and brings around $3000 into the frisbee and soccer. These times Intramural Director, Stephen Winter quarter offers men's to are special events such as intramural department. can also be obtained at the Juaire. and women's basketball, co-rec sport-a-thons, superstars, and the "This money helps improve intramural equipment room. "Most of the money goes into volleyball and broomball. equipment and increase the open Intramurals have come a long equipment," said Juaire. "There's Spring quarter offers men's Way-out Wacky Dog Days. These hours for many of the facilities," way but also have a long way to a variation of equipment and women's softball, men's activities have been organized in the past and hope to be again in said Juaire. go, said Juaire. available. We concentrate on volleyball, and women's team Open pool times are Monday "We need more financial providing equipment for activities racquetball. the future, said Juaire. Even though new programs through Thursday from 6:30 to support in the area of student you wouldn't have your own In addition to organized sports, and activities are being planned, 8:30 p.m. Additional open hours employment that can help equipment for." intramurals offer several special are posted on the pool board. supervise these facilities," said This equipment is available to events such as tennis, broomball, Juaire wants to continue and The weight room is open from 8 Juaire. "Students don't see these all WSU students. Just present a and snow softball tournaments, improve the ones going on now. a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Students have concerns, they see the gym valid student I.D. at the said Juaire. "People wonder why we have the same core activities all the access to universal and free locked." intramural equipment room An athletic trainer was added 41.0 .ar. 41.0 ♦•• .#11 a. •40 a. MO ••11 •••-• -a-•-•.11 ♦.* ••• 4h ► or' ••• •••• -sr..*** ••• *HP, 4.• Men's I basketball I Continued from Page 15 I Mankato, and River Falls for TUDIES players. A player in our area has a I lot more options." S Describing his philosophy, Nauman said, "Basketball has to I be something the student-athlete enjoys doing. Anytime you take the fun of it out, you kill the SPAI N S incentive." I 1 A sign in Nauman's office reads, "Don't yell at me, criticize me, ride me or work me hard I I coach. I don't want to win. Signed: A Loser." I SEVILLE SPAIN The varsity games will begin at 4: S 7:30 p.m. and the J.V. games at I 5:15 p.m. I A 4, Vacation in Spain I I "On I while earning college credits. I '4 Nov.17th, I I adopt a I BEGINNER friend I INTERMEDIATE I I ADVANCED who I I smokes:" I ,4 I For $2989.00 — Price including Tuition, Room ,4 Board and Transportation — you can have the I experience of a lifetime. All this while earning up to two years of college credit, regardless of your I major. Class schedule is February-May. ,4 I ACT NOW! . ! Application Must be received by Help a friend get through November 15! ! Talk to your Language Department the day without a I - They know our program!! cigarette. They might just 4' quit forever. And that's important. Because good I friends are hard to find. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT And even tougher to lose. I . Think .4 About THE GREAT AMERICAN STUDIES IN SPAIN SMOKEOUT I Winter George Bonfe I in sp 9469 No. Shore Trail No. VAMERICAN an Forest Lake, MN 55025 U.S.A. CANCER I

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