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Most WSU Students Eligible Free Legal Aid Offered by Tom Herberg branch office of the Southern services offered. Minnesota Regional Legal Services The services of a lawyer are by no which has its main office in St. Paul. "We're lawyers," she said. "We means inexpensive, and persons It is set up and funded by the represent people. We do the things with limited incomes who require National Legal Services Corpora- private lawyers do, but we can only legal services are sometimes caught tion and the U.S. Congress to help people with low incomes and in a financial rut. provide legal services throughout assets. the country. As of May 15th though, persons "A lot of people who need help in with limited incomes and assets in According to DeGrazia the ser- legal matters can't afford attorneys. Winona County have been able to vices of the Winona office are That's what the people in legal seek free legal help through the extended to six other counties: services are here for." Southeastern Minnesota Legal Ser- Fillmore, Goodhue, Houston, Olm- vices Office located at 4th and sted, Rice and Wabasha. So far, She pointed out that Congress has Center Streets in Room 400 of the branch offices have been set up in set a basic outline to determine who Exchange Building. three of those six counties with is eligible. One person, for example, eight lawyers and three paralegals with a monthly income of less that The service was initiated by its on the staff. $327 would be eligible, but she Back: Paul Onkka, Candace DeGrazia; Front: Ann Bergman, Mary managing attorneys Candace De- Stoos, Loretta Fredrick. Staff members of South East Minnesota Legal Grazia and John Brauch, and is a DeGrazia briefly described the See Legal page 6 Services. [Photo by Dave Malgomson] Kaplan to Stress Counseling Programs

by Bill Bruner program here at Winona," Dr. English or phy ed, whatever may b( Kaplan adds. the case, will be required. Dr Dr. Shiela Kaplan, Vice-president Kaplan would like to have all thi of Academic Affairs at Winona Even though Dr. Kaplan says University's faculty and constitu State has made the transition from a there are no areas of any massive ents look at the curriculum agaiJ New York college to a much smaller problem, there are several areas of and make recommendations as hour one in Winona, with more ease than importance that are presently under to improve it. Both suggestions ar( she expected. discussion. The two most important still under discussion and no fina are changing the General Education decision has yet been made. Before beginning her duties here Requirements and providing that a four months ago, Dr. Kaplan was compulsary counseling requirement There are other problems als( Director of Development, Adult and be added. under discussion; such as budge Professional Education at the City allocations and the hiring of nei, University of New York. "I have Compulsary counseling would be faculty. Since Dr. Kaplan took over found everything very pleasant and that students would have to see there have been 22 new facult: much easier than I had expected," their advisor at least once during members hired. "All department says Dr. Kaplan. "Winona isn't New the school year. This would then be have problems, whether it deal York, but then on the other hand, used to help the student plan his with money or hiring secretaries, New York isn't Winona." schedule for the quarter more says Dr. Kaplan. "We just receiv efficiently and would cut down on more requests for money than w For those students who have no the chances of the student making can handle." knowledge of the specific duties that an error. Possibly, the student are covered by Dr. Kaplan, they would also have to have a signed Dr. Kaplan feels no matter if it i are; supervising the faculty, the form from his or her advisor New York or Winona, students wi school curriculum, the library, the allowing them to enter the registra- have problems with the basic; Audio-Visual Center, the Regis- trion area. reading, writing and math. "It isn trar's office, and institutional re- that the students are dumb, it is jus search studies. Dr. Kaplan is also in The second main area under that they haven't been taugh charge of the budget as it relates to discussion deals with revamping the properly," adds Dr. Kaplan. Sh Dr. Sheila Kaplan [Photo by Casey W. Lake] the academic program. "Basically, General Education Requirements. I'm in charge of the entire academic This means that more math, science, See Kaplan page 1 Wheelchair Program Rolls into Action by Sheri Thoreson Administrative Assistant, other handicapped students' housing. INSIDE modifications such as curb cuts and John Ferden, Director of handi- Winona State Campus has seen ramps into Phelps, Howell, and capped students' housing, stated some changes this year. These Memorial Hall are completed. that the size of the rooms wasn't the modifications are to better accomo- hindrance. The problem is the Election '78 pages 2-3 date handicapped students. Installing an elevator in Somsen barriers that exist such as pull out Hall is the major project yet facing beds, low desks, and high storage Changes such as the apartments Winona State University. After this areas. The decision to start on these in Richards Hall are nearing a skywalk will possibly be built to halls was due to their central TV Services page 12 completion. These rooms are de- second floor Phelps Hall, said James location. signed to be completely equipped Mootz, Director of Admissions. for wheelchair students. Differences Section 504 of the Rehabilitation include lower shelves, wider doors, Another modification will be Act of 1973 is the major reason for Sports page 14 bathroom railings, and higher making first floor in the Prentiss desks. According to John Burros, and Lucas halls available for See Wheelchair page 12

Page 2 October 4, 1978 ELECTION '78

"Smear Campaign Questioned" giving hell to; and Hubert Hum- phrey, who he first knew in high school and later campaigned with.

Other issues Short spoke on were, Short Faces tuition tax credits, inequities of the income tax system, energy, and his opposition to reinstating the draft. Skeptic Crowd Short favors providing tax credits to parents who send their children by Joe Sheehan Fraser's stand on the BWCA to private schools. He pointed out "unenforceable" Short stated, "Fed- that, at present, parents who have eral troops would have had to have chosen private shcooling for their Bob Short, DFL nominee for the been dispensed...had Fraser's ver- children still, in effect, support U.S. Senate, paid an impromptu sion of the BWCA been passed." public schools through the taxes visit to the Smog, located on the they pay. campus of Winona State University, Some students in attendance last Tuesday, September 26. bluntly criticized the way Short's Concerned about the plight of campaign was run, claiming that he private schools, Short proposed that Fielding questions from a largely "bought the election, ran a 'smear competition between public and skeptical group of students and campaign', and 'abused' the DFL by private schools will stimulate a faculty members, Short spoke on bucking that party's endorsement better quality of education in both. subjects ranging from platform system." issues to responding to questions When asked if he thought the about a "smear Fraser" campaign. One faculty member said, "We wealthy were taxed differently than know where you're coming from, those of middle-class incomes, Short Citing wasteful federal spending you bought yourself an election." replied that he recognized the as a major cause of inflation, Short Though Short didn't reply to this inequity in our tax system, saying, would "cut the fat" from the federal person, later on he did concede that "it's a highly complex problem", and Bob Short addresses WSU students budget by eliminating those federal- he had spent too much money on his "I haven't figured out what to do [Photos by Dave Malgomson] ly funded programs that are not campaign. about it." working, and those whose main function is "churning out tons of Short then added that the money Asked if he would support a paperwork." he spent was his own, and seemed to moratorium on nuclear power, feel that a more important factor in Short replied that he would not do In addition, Short advocates an winning the primary election was so at this time. He then added that across-the-board tax cut of 20%, a the great deal of time and energy he energy is a serious problem, one he measure sure to win the approval of devoted to his campaign. doesn't have the answer to, and one many voters, and at the same time, with "no glib solution." force the reduction of capital Flatly denying any involvement available for federal spending. in waht one student called, ' "smear Short opposes a reinstation of the Fraser" campaign, Short asserted draft. His opinion was that, "a When one student pointed out that "they [Fraser] beat themselves military career...shouldn't be im- that cutting federal funds would through not appearing outside the posed on you, if you don't want it." further unemployment, Short re- Metropolitan Area." He added that the Armed Forces sponded in regard to inflation, "we could do without drafting people if can't afford it", hence justifying his When one woman, concerned that they made military careers more "tough stand" on reducing govern- the DFL party had been abused by attractive, suggesting a better mental spending. Short bucking the party's endorse- advertising scheme as one possibil- ment system, demanded an apology ity. Short termed the Boundary- from Short to the DFL, he appeared Waters Canoe Area (BWCA) a to be offended. When one person objected that an "highly volatile issue", and it was advertising campaign would mean evident he felt his position was He responded, "I consider myself more federal spending, Short supported by the majority of people a Democrat in the tradition of seemed to feel that the freedom of living in and around the BWCA. Thomas Jefferson, who founded the choice regarding a military career party; Harry Truman, who gave hell outweighed what might mean Calling Congressman Donald to the same kinds of people I'm additional federal funding.

mat /sat esstollsot 'sulk/ bics . . . Tuesday Nite Boschwitz Supports

Is College Nite Kemp-Roth Bill by John Hotzfield public office. He received a Law smaller budget within the U.S. Degree from New York University Government will hurt too many of With Disco Rudy Boschwitz, who is running and practiced law for five years. their programs." We (the U.S. for a Minnesota Senate seat on the Government) may have to tighten Independent-Republican ticket, was Boschwitz explained that in 1963 our belts a little." No Cover represented at WSU last Thursday, the U.S. Government had a budget September 28, by his 20 year-old of $100 billion to work with. In 1978 Boschwitz also feels that the son, Gerry. Boschwitz is challenging that figure has increased four to five energy situation is going 63 be "a Beer Pitchers $1.75 incumbent Senator Wendell Ander- times the 1963 figure. Boschwitz major problem within the next 20 son. feels that we should "Bend the curb years." He thinks that "the govern- of government spending. The gover- ment should help increase explora- Boschwitz pointed out that unlike ment can survive on a lot less tion of new types of energy." 12 OZ Glass 35c his father's DFL opponent, they (money)." BETTY JO support the Kemp-Roth Bill. This He also felt that business that is BYOLOSKI'S bill would reduce income tax up to The income tax consists of up to already exploring for new types of 33% within the next three years. one-third of the U.S. Government's energy, should be "encouraged" by Reg 75c Bottle "The economy needs more money budget. By decreasing the income the government. put back into it," declared Bosch- tax 33%, Boschwitz feels that Beer 504 witz. "By reducing taxes, people will people would have more money to Boschwitz doesn't like nuclear invest more." put back into the economy. "If energy. Before our country does inflation is to be slowed, we've got become dotted with nuclear energy Rudy Boschwitz, who started and to have less government spending. plants, he thinks that nuclear power Free Popcorn created a multi-million dollar busi- We can't have runaway inflation." as a source for our energy needs ness called Plywood Minnesota, fifteen years ago, has never held a Boschwitz doesn't feel that a See Boschwitz page 3 October 4, 1978 Page 3 Election '78

Boschwitz Cont. from Pg. 2 should be explored much further. should be kept open to motorized Boschwitz said that he hadn't yet travel, such as motorboats and seen a scientific fact that proves snowmobiles, so that the resorts that nuclear energy is safe. He also and businesses around Ely have feels that nuclear power plants enough room to expand economical- Quie require too much space. "I know I ly if they have to. wouldn't want to live by one," Boschwitz described his stand on declared Boschwitz. abortion as "pro-life." Boschwitz said that solar energy Boschwitz also feels that the is a promising source of energy. But, American farmer's market is too Appears again he said it needs further limited in the United States. He exploration. "We've got to learn to thinks that "trade legations with harness it better," replied Bosch- foreign countries" would "improve witz. the farmer's investment." at CST Gerry Boschwitz thought his "Total parity is something we can father's stand on the Boundary strive for," Declared Boschwitz. He Waters Canoe Area, BWCA, was stated that grain, corn, and wheat by Claire Wieczorek "conservative." He feels that the are commodities and that when the BWCA should "Be kept mostly the market for these commodities is Congressman Albert Quie, R- way it is now." expanded, the prices would go up. First District Minn., presented a Boschwitz thinks that most of the He felt that trade legations with personal gift of federal hearings on BWCA should be kept open for foreign countries would help the education and labor issues to the canoeists and people who want to farmer, keep the U.S. food prices College of St. Teresa library. cross-country ski or snowshoe. He down, and help feed the third-world also feels that the peripheral lakes countries that are undernourished. Approximately 30 people were in attendance Sunday, Sept. 24, as Sister Joyce Rowland, President of CST introduced Quie as a benefac- tor of higher and all education, especially independent education. Gerry Boschwitz [Photo by Casey W. Lake] She added that he is interested in students. Appears at WSU Quie told that he started on the hearing board in 1959 shortly after his election. He's taken an- active Anderson Takes part in all the education and labor hearings since then. He discussed the recent House Education and Stand On Issues Welfare rulings for the handicapped saying "mainstreaming (moving the by Karen Markert need two parties..." He went on to handicapped from the hospitals into say that he felt the two-party ordinarly life) is not always the Senator Wendell Richard Ander- system in America at the present answer, there must be love of one son spoke at WSU on Friday, time was slightly weak and had person to another." September 28, 1978, to an audience many open holes that needed filling. of approximately 100 to 200 college The bound books which were students, teachers and other inter- He emphasized the greatness of Quie's own copies cover hearings on ested people. politics; "There are so many the unemployment among agricul- magnificent people in politics." The tural workers, farm labor contracts, In his ten minute opening speech, Senator pointed out that most of the higher education loan proglrams, Senator Anderson mentioned sever- time he won't remember names but juvenile justice and delinquency, al things; about his past, his when someone in politics does you a youth conservation corpos act, opinions, and his attitude towards favor, you've got to remember their student financial assistance and American Government. In speaking name. others. The books will be for the use about the American two-party of the students. system, he stated, "we desperately The .Senator emphasized the multi dimensions of politics, where- in there was space or role for everyone. He urged each audience member to maybe spend at least one night a month comprehending politics. Senator Anderson's appeal was certainly appropriate for his audience.

Senator Anderson also spoke somewhat about allocations of his time. He said that he spent almost 50 percent of his time attending fund raisers — for himself; he justified this by saying he needed all the money for his campaign.

Upon opening the floor up to questions, the Senator was ap- Kingston Blazer, proached on several different topics ranging from environmental issues Vest and Jean to unemployment to tax credit issues. The Senator addressed each The trio you've seen in Playboy magazine. issue; usually by first explaining Both blazer and vest have pleated patch and specifying the issue in question pockets with button "luggage" tabs. Jean and then expressing his own stand has half-top pockets, pleated back pockets and on the issue. Listed below are some fashionable double belt loops. Contrast comments made by Senator Ander- stitching. Available in LeeSet® Indigo dyed son about a few of the questioned denim and LeeSet® Sateen—both 100% Cotton. issues:

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Page 4 October 4, 1978 New Procedures

1. Pick up registration materials. to plan a "tentative" Winter your Course Request Form, Class information table and completed October 24, Tuesday 2. See advisor. 3. Pre-register Quarter schedule including alter- Cards, and Personal Data Form with the appropriate signature 9:40-10:00 85-80 4. Pay fees. nate classes in the event of closed reviewed and retained at the and turned in to the appropriate 10:00-10:20 79-74 sections. Student Program Forms appropriate check station. check station with the specific 10:20-10:40 73-69 Pre-Registration Instructions must be approved and signed by class card. 10:40-11:00 68-65 for Winter Quarter 1979 your undeclared advisor before 4. Any student registering at Pre- 11:00-11:20 64-60 Continuing Education Classes you will be allowed to enter the Registration and paying fees 5. Department chairpersons have 11:20-11:40 59-55 are not included Pre-Registration area. Your advi- cannot participate in Mass Regis- declared that certain classes can 11:40-12:00 54-50 sor will keep one copy of your tration. A student may pick up be wait listed. Students who wish 12:40- 1:00 -49 1. Pre-Registration Materials Student Program Form. additional classes on Drop-Add to use the wait list option (in the 1:00- 1:20 -48 Days, December 5 and 6 only. case of closed classes) must 1:20- 1:40 -47 1:40- 2:00 46-42 Undergraduates and graduate If you have complete the Wait List Request Declared Majors - 2:00- 2:20 41-36 students currently enrolled who 5. If a student pre-registers, but no Form and submit it to the wait list declared a major, you should take 2:20- 2:40 35-30 payment of tuition is made on station during Pre-Registration. present a Winona State I.D. Card all Pre-Registration materials to 2:40- 3:00 29-25 may pick up Winter Quarter your departmental advisor prior November 14-15, his/her courses Pre-Registration materials across to Pre-Registration to plan a will be forfeited. Students must 6. Admission priorty to the Pre-Reg- then complete their initial regis- October 25, Wednesday from the Registrar's Office, Somsen "tentative" Winter Quarter istration area will be on the basis 9:40-10:00 24-19 tration and pay fees at Mass of the number of credits earned 228, October 13-26, from 9:30 a.m. to schedule. Advisors will have 10:00-10:20 18-13 sign-up sheets for appointments Registration, November 27. 3:00 p.m. New graduate students by the end of Second Summer 10:20-10:40 12- 7 outside their office doors. If you report to the Graduate Office, Session 1978. If you cannot 10:40-11:00 6- 1 have not been assigned an Somsen 228, and new undergradu- SPECIAL NOTES: pre-register at the time stated advisor, check with the depart- (New Fall Freshman with zero ate students report to the Admis- below, you may pre-register at a credits; last name beginning with sions Office, Pehlps 125, during ment chairperson in your major later time within the following field. Be sure that your advisor 1. A student who is repeating a the letter) these same dates and times. schedule. A student may not signs your copy of the Student course (taking it over to improve 11:00-11:20 S his/her grade) must complete a pre-register earlier than his/her 11:20-11:40 I-J Program Form and that you have prescribed time. Pre-Registration materials will planned alternate classes in the Repeat Card at the information 11:40-12:00 K include: event of closed sections. Your table. October 20, Friday 12:40- 1:00 C 1. Personal Data Form (PDF) advisor will keep one copy of your 10:00-10:20 Graduate Students 1:00- 1:20 N 2. Header Card Student Program Form. 2. All undergraduate students 10:20-10:40 180 Credits & above 1:20- 1:40 F-G 3. Course Request Form wishing to register for more than 10:40-11:00 Fall Quarter Student 1:40- 2:00 0-P 4. Pre-Registration Instruc- 3. Schedule for Pre-Registration - 20 credits must secure approval Teachers 2:00- 2:20 A tions and Winter Quarter East Cafeteria, Kryzsko on the Course Request Form in 11:00-11:20 179-173 2:20- 2:40 Q-R Class Schedule (Includes Fi- Commons advance of Pre-Registration from 11:20-11:40 172-166 2:40- 3:00 T nal Examination Schedules) the appropriate area dean in 11:40-12:00 165-159 5. Student Transcript (compu- 1. The following materials are Somsen 221. Graduate students 12:40- 1:00 158-152 October 26, Thursday terized copy) required for admission to the registering for more than 15 1:00- 1:20 151-148 9:00- 9:20 D-E 6. Student Program Forum - Pre-Registration area: credits must obtain approval from 1:20- 1:40 147-145 9:20- 9:40 U-V two copies the Graduate Dean in Somsen 1:40- 2:00 144-143 9:40 10:00 H a. Winona State I.D. Card 221C. 2:00- 2:20 142-137 10:00-10:20 M 2. Procedures for Pre-Registration 2:20- 2:40 136-132 10:20-10:40 W-Z Advisement b. Completed "tentative" Student Program Form (printed clearly) 3. Students who completed Inde- 2:40- 3:00 131-127 10:40-11:00 B Undeclared Majors - If you have and signed by your advisor. pendence Study, Arranged Class, 11:00-11:20 L not declared a major, you are to and Internship Forms by the 11:20-11:40 Undergraduate specials c. Personal Data Form (PDF) October 23, Monday report to Somsen 205 for program September 29 deadline may pick d. Header Card 9:40 10:00 126-121 advising. Advisors from the four up their class cards for these 10:00-10:20 120-118 e. Course Request Form (to be areas (Arts, Humanities, and special classes at the information 10:20-10:40 117-115 Social Sciences; Business and completed in the Pre-Registra- table in the Pre-Registration tion area after you have pulled 10:40-11:00 114-111 Industry; Education; and Natural area. Students who did not meet 11:00-11:20 110-107 all your class cards. and Applied Sciences) will be the deadline may submit the 11:20-11:40 106-104 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA available for advising on appoint- appropriate forms prior to Mass 11:40-12:00 103-101 2. Check all closed class listings and ment basis. Sign-up sheets for Registration and add the course 12:40- 1:00 100- 98 The National Fraternity of Alpha schedule changes before proceed- appointments will be posted on Drop-Add Days, December 5 1:00- 1:20 Kappa Lambda is just getting ing to the class card station. (This - 97 outside Somsen 205 from October and 6. 1:20- 1:40 started at WSU, and looking for information will be posted in the - 96 9-20; advising will take place 1:40- 2:00 men interested in becoming found- Pre-Registration area). - 95 October 16-20. You should take all 4. Audit Forms and Pass-No Credit 2:00- 2:20 94- 93 ing members of this organization. Pre-registration materials to Forms for optional Pass-No Cred- 2:20- 2:40 92- 89 For information contact Dan Ruda, 3. After pulling class cards, have it courses may be picked up at the Somsen 205 at the appointed time 2:40- 3:00 88- 86 412 Prentiss Hall, 457-2523. Vet News Tutorial Assistance NUMBER OF CREDITS FOR fulltime students, they will still WHICH YOU ARE CERTIFIED terminate you. You are getting paid Veterans here at Winona State on FOR, in a satisfactory manner, to complete twelve credits minimum a half-time basis or more, who need which is done be receiving a grade as a fulltime student. tutorial assistance may qualify for of A, B, C, or D. If you receive a FREE tutorial payments not to exceed $69 failing grade (E), or a No Credit SATISFACTORY PROGRESS is a month for a maximum amount of (NC) or a W (withdrawal), these also of importance in evaluating how CATALOG of COLLEGIATE RESEARCH you are progressing towards your $828 with no charge against basic grades are not considered satisfac- Over 10,000 listings! All subjects. entitlement. Students have to have tory. Also counted against you is a degree. If you are okay by the above standards, but are not getting Send NOW for this FREE catalog. their teacher certify that they are in course dropped after the midpoint (offer expires Dec. 31, 1978) danger of failing and they must also of the quarter. For a course dropped credits fast enough to finish your approve the tutor. The forms prior to the midpoint of the quarter, degree in the normal time allowed, Send to: COLLEGIATE RESEARCH needed to apply can be picked up at you will be recertified for that you may be considered unsatisfac- P.O. Box 84396, Los Angeles, CA. 90073 the vet's office. number of credits, and expected to tory and be terminated. complete that number. See Vet News page 6 Hey, Vet You are allowed one quarter of Need a part-time job that won't unsatisfactory progress without conflict with your schooling? The losing your benefits. Two consecu- Winona National Guard needs more tive quarters of unsatisfactory people and the pay is good too! progress will result in your being Welcome Back Contact the National Guard Armory reported to the VA, and they will PLAZA SQUARE at 457-2197, for more information. terminate you. To get back in the program you will have to be counseled by the VA, and convince We Now Have The What is SATISFACTORY PROG- them that you are worthy of RESS? Basically, you are allowed to continuing school and receiving Lofsko Swedish Clogs continue receiving benefits only as benefits. HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9:00-9:00 long as you continue to make Saturday 9:00-5:00 That You Have satisfactory progress towards your Your grade point average is not Sunday 1:00-5:00 educational goal. The VA has considered in determining satisfac- certain minimum guidelines which tory progress. You may have a 4.0 Been Waiting For. you must meet. average, but if you drop courses or receive non-credit grades, to drop in the plaza square on the plaza west YOU MUST COMPLETE THE you below the 12 credit level for

October 4, 1978 Page 5 milmerwrir

Thinking about something different? Do you march to the beat of a different drummer? Let's hear from Opinions you. Homecoming Letters to the Editor 1978 Sheehan Provokes Reaction Fall Fever is upon us and with it 457-2185. There will also be a "500" comes Homecoming '78. As we come card tourney for all you card sharks. by John Ferden drafting his article (May, 1978), Bob of outlets (moving them up) and down to the big week, everyone The tourney will be held in the Lidtke, Director of Facilities of the building up the machines on gets busier and busier. Last minute Smog at 6 p.m. Registration starts I would like to thank Mr. Bissen State University Board, was meet- platforms will suffice during the wet touches on floats, campaigning for at 5:30 that night. for his article on Sheehan Hall's ing with University officials to season. To be completely safe, the your favorite king and queen, and seepage problem. In his coverage suggest possible solutions. Many of basement should possibly be off the Sheehan Hall Kazoo Band are October 13: The Lost Arts Fair Mr. Bissen deals quite adequately the measures discussed were stop limits during the problem times. turning up and ready for the march will wind up then. You can see the with the "WHY" facts about the gaps that would alleviate but would Whatever the final decision, student for victory. displays and merchandise from 10-3 building's history and those in- not correct the problem. Dr. John input is needed to complete a p.m. on the lawn in front of the volved with the planning of the Kane, Vice President for Student decision which will provide the Here's a breakdown of the week's Student Union. There will be an building. Affairs, who called for the meeting Sheehan residents and guests with events: Outhouse Preview from 12-1 p.m. was informed that the water table in good, safe service. October 2: Homecoming Buttons down in the Smog. Some very fine I would like to deal with specifics the spring is actually one foot higher go on sale in the Smog from 11-1 and local musicians and singers will be about Sheehan Hall and then outline than the basement floor. Dr. Kane I must question one other portion in the West Cafeteria from 4-6. You appearing here so don't miss them. other areas of concern in hopes that has in the past worked with other of Mr. Bissen's article. On the first can also purchase meal tickets for more students will become actively officials in the University to find page he makes reference to a former the Lake Festival at this time. Follow the March for Victory involved in recommendations for answers to the questions "IS Sheehan resident who suggested down to the Plaza Square at 6 p.m. the policies and decisions. Barring SHEEHAN HALL SINKING", and the vending machines in the October 5: Don't forget to vote for Friday night, cheer our team on to any natural disasters or acts of God, the answer is NO. Sheehan basement were like 60- Homecoming King and Queen. This victory during the pep rally that will Sheehan Hall is structurally sound. cycle roulette. The article states vote will narrow the field down to follow the march. At 8 p.m. come Leakage in the thirteenth floor President Hanson and Dr. Kane that this former resident can make six candidates each. and see who will win the coveted rooms will be stopped by roof repair surveyed the Sheehan basement the light of this situation because HE title of WSU Homecoming Queen which has been requested. Patching day Mr. Bissen's article was never picked the unlucky machine. October 10: Medallion Hunt Contest. After the coronation in the efforts last spring had been ex- released. Conditions in the base- Unless this student resided on 13th begins. Find it and win $15. Old Memorial Hall Gym, come pected to hold until replacement ment from June to April are quite floor Sheehan at least five years down to the Smog for a General could be requested on a major normally dry and both men agreed ago, I am concerned about #5 stated October 11: Way Out Wacky Public Reception from 9:30-11:30 repair project; however, reports of that even though the basement is below. Games start at 3:30 p.m. Food p.m. Meet the king and queen, dripping ceilings in early September fine now, every effort should be service will be serving an excellent Alumni Queen, past king and queen, prompted requests for emergency taken to prevent problems from One final comment on responsibil- meal down at the lake from 4:00 to and have punch and coffee. funds to renovate the roof this fall. occuring during the April-May ities and issues. As Housing 6:15 p.m. Tickets for off-campus Before the Sheehan article ap- run-off. Since conservative cost Director, I am aware that some persons are $2.35 with a Homecom- October 14: Everyone loves a peared, efforts to reallocate an estimates for stopping the seepage services, policies and/or procedures ing button and $2.75 without a parade! Come and see the beautiful already tight budget to find $10,000 start well over $30,000 with no may cause frustration to students. button. "Just Enuff" will be ladies and floats at 11:30 a.m. for a new roof had been in motion. guarantee that the problem will not Please read the following list of performing live from the bandshell Quite possibly draperies and im- recur, decisions become quite in- concerns and add to it if you wish:, from 4-8 p.m. Come down for fun, Cheer our guys on to victory at provements scheduled for another volved. then use one or a combination of great food, and excellent entertain- 2:00 and then come and celebrate residence hall will be cancelled to suggested resources to solve the ment. the victory at the Homecoming meet this emergency. Anne Kramer, Sheehan Hall problem or find the answer. In all Dance in the East Cafeteria at 8:00 Director, posed some alternatives to cases, feel free to contact any of the October 12: This is the day that p.m. "Indigo" will be performing The Sheehan basement situation using the basement for washing and Housing Staff. Names of certain you vote for your favorite Home- live. The dance will be semi-formal. will not be rectified by a means vending machines. Mark Wallace, professional staff are listed in the coming king and queen. This is the That's what Fall Fever Homecom- which would approximate the roof Inter-Residence Hall Council presi- areas they are presently working final vote. There will be a Lost Arts ing '78 looks like this year. There costs. At the time Mr. Bissen was dent, believes changing the location with a task force. Fair from 10-3 p.m. on the lawn in are a lot of neat things to do and see, Area of Concern Housing Professional IRHC Other front of the Student Union. If you so get out and enjoy yourself. Let's 1) Alcohol Policy Mr. Van Antwerp #2165 Mark Wallace have any handmade crafts that you get into Fall Fever. 2) Temporary Housing All Housing Staff would either like to sell or display at 3) WSU Students Housed Mr. Ferden#2039 Mark Wallace Russ Larson this time, contact Tom Sivia at by Jean Bently at the College of (Student Senate) MINN. YOUTH ASS'N FOR St. Teresa 4) Food Service Mr. Cudnick #2179 Tom Kohler Mr. Noonan RETARDED CITIZENS Valentine's Day Dance, teaching (Asst. Director citizens to use the Winona Transit of Food Service) by Evonne Schlosser System, and training athletes for 5) Visitation Policy Ms. Kramer #2187 All Reps. the Special Olympics. The first 6) Damage Control Mr. Conroy #2039 Mr. Halliday Do you have free time you would activity this year will be a (Plant Engineer) like to put to good use? Then join Halloween costume party, tenta- the local chapter of the Minnesota 7) Coed Housing All Housing Staff tively set for October 28. All Reps. Youth Association for Retarded MinnYARC is looking forward to 8) Residence Hall All Housing Staff Mr. Tarras Citizens. a big turn-out at the meeting and a Cleaning Mr. Conroy #2039 (Janitorial Supervisor) MinnYARC is a tri-college and successful year for this worthwhile 9) Guest Policy Mr. Conroy #2039 Admissions Office community volunteer program for program. Feel free to contact any of anyone interested; high school age these four people for further and older. They are an expanding, information: Cheryl Rosebrook 457- Lucas is only four stories. Besides, enthusiastic organization and need 2623, Sandy Jensen 457-2353, Linda any flat roof is going to leak at one your help. MinnYARC's success Larson 457-2404, Colette Kaspari time or another and there's nothing depends on how much you as an CST Ext. 283. anybody can do about it. WINONAN individual are willing to contribute. MinnYARC hopes you realize As for the water in the basement; The first organizational meeting retarded people are real people. if there are heavy rains and snow, a will be held October 5, 6:30 p.m., in They have the same needs as basement leaks or floods. Our The Winonan is written and edited by and for the students of Winona State University and is the Fireside Room, United Central anyone else. basement at home floods at least published weekly except June, July, and August and exam periods. Subscriptions available from the Business Manager at a rate of $6 annually or $2 quarterly. Methodist Church, Broadway and once a year and we don't even live LIFE IN SHEEHAN Address all changes in mailing addresses to the Business Manager. Main. An introductory slide presen- near a river! Besides it's a Address all correspondence to: Editor, Winonan. Offices located at 113 Phelps Hall. Telephone tation and discussion will be held. well-proven fact that once a 457-2158. Personal input from new members I don't see what all the fuss is basement floods or leaks, you can't Deadline for non-staff copy is 3:00 p.m. the preceding Thursday. are welcome. Fund-raising ideas will about. I've been living in Sheehan stop it from leaking. Member of the Associated Collegiate Press, Intercollegiate Press Association, and National Council also be discussed. Refreshments will Hall, on the 12th floor, for 21/2 years So leave us in peace and let us of College Publications Advisers. be served. and I think it's great! Sure the dwell on something good about Winona State University is an equal opportunity employer and adheres to the provisions of Title IX elevators break down every once-in- which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs. MinnYARC works with both Sheehan. The view from the a-while; but wouldn't you if you had individual and group retarded penthouse rivals the one from Co-Editors Mickdad Rangwalla to carry thousands of people a John Hotzfield citizens' programs. Monthly meet- Garvin Heights, beats it in fact; and Business Manager David Jackson day?!? Sports Editor Joe Bissen ings will feature mini-workshops for it is my opinion that my dorm-mates Advertising Manager Larry Kerr "What about the leaks on 13th in Sheehan are some of the nicest Assistant Sports Editor Mike Killeen Advisor Dr. Sandra Bennett volunteers. Photo Editor Casey W. Lake Social activities for citizens in the you say?" If Prentiss-Lucas can leak people around. Copy Editor Melody Lund Arts Editor Richard Donnelly past have included holding a why can't Sheehan? And Prentiss- Jean Bently Circulation John Grimes Page 6 October 4, 1978 Vet News Anderson and began piacticing law in 1960. Anderson served in the U.S. Continued from page 4 Continued from page 3 Army from 1959-1963. In 1963-1971 Some of these recent changes are the credit bill: "I think that the he was a member of Minnesota Greek Corner difficult to understand, and even middle income earner doesn't get Senate and in 1971 he became more difficult to apply to individual supported by programs." The Sena- Governor of the State of Minnesota. veterans. But as it has been in the tor supports the tax credit bill. In 1976 Wendell Anderson appoin- by Melody Lund coming sponsored by TKE's. Judy is past, and always will be, if you are On the issue of unemployment for ted himself to the U.S. Senate, to fill a member of Alpha Delta Pi in school for an education you will young people, college grads, Sena- in the place of Walter Mondale — With Homecoming nearing, the Sorority. probably have little difficulties. tor Anderson made a powerful who vacated the seat to go on to Greeks at WSU are getting involved statement about unemployment: "I become Vice President. with floats, Way Out Wacky games, Delta Zeta Sorority welcomes two think there is a persistent chronic DID YOU KNOW? WE CARE! Legal Aid and the "500" card tourney. new pledges, Carol Frolich and These letters and information scandalous unemployment problem Linda Schwinhamer. These girls sheets are not to confuse and in the core cities." The Senator then Continued from page 1 Alpha - Xi Delta Sorority, Tau pledged the sorority on Sept. 26. befuddle you, but are to help you pointed out he supported the stressed, this figure does not Kappa Epsilon and Sigma Tau Congratulations to both of them. get through the system with as little Humphrey-Hawkins Bill. The bill he include the limits of assets and cash. Gamma Fraternities are each enter- Delta Zeta's will be visited by their difficulty as possible. Make it easier stated was aimed at decreasing the What kind of problems does the ing a float in Saturday's parade of national representative in the on yourself, and us, by letting us unemployment rate for youth to service handle? Well, criminal or Homecoming weekend. Alpha Xi upcoming week. The pledges of know what you are doing, and why. 40% by the year 1980. The Senator fee-generating cases are out of the Delta will also be having their Delta Zeta will be selling hotdogs Report your changes, and make it felt that "the economy" was the real question. But, they do offer help in annual Homecoming Tea for their each Tuesday night in Prentiss- easier to avoid delays, overpay- source of the problem of unemploy- areas such as: welfare, landlord- alumni on Saturday, prior to the big Lucas basement. ments, and possibly mistaken term- ment. tenant, consumer, food stamps, real game. inations. We are here to help YOU, On the issue of BWCA (Boundary estate, employment education, so- Alpha Delta Pi's held a pizza not the VA. Waters Canoe Area) the Senator cial security, family law, medical On Oct. 12 and 13, Delta Zeta party on Monday, Oct. 2. New talked about supporting the BWCA assistance and discrimination. Sorority will be selling ice cream at friendships were formed and the The service was responsible for Q — How do I, a separated wife compromise; of which Senator the Lost Arts Fair. Alpha Xi Delta possibility of new pledges explored. with two children, apply for an Anderson is a co-author. The bill the landlord-tenant seminar which will be selling popcorn. Congratulations to Jo Leckness who apportionment of a veteran's educa- would not allow mining or logging in was recently held in Winona. was elected to the Council for the tion check? BWCA boundaries. "The sensitive DeGrazia was pleased with the Now for some news concerning Exceptional Child. Jo is also walking outcome of that seminar which A — Write a letter to the nearest issues are snowmobiling and out- individual fraternities and sorori- in the 15 kilometer "Walk for Your Veterans Administration regional board motors." The Senator ap- dealt with problems in that area, ties. Life." All the Greeks support Jo in office requesting an apportionment. proached this statement using facts and added that another seminar her walk. Provide the veteran's name, "C" and numbers, explaining briefly dealing with welfare is in the Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity number, or as much identifying what the compromise meant to do. planning. held an exchange with the Alpha Alpha Xi Delta Sorority is busy information as possible. Seemingly the bill would significant- DeGrazia admitted to being Xi's on Thursday, Sept. 28. Sigma planning their annual Birthday ly increase the overall water area excited about working with the Tau's new pledges became acquain- Dinner set of Nov. 4. Alpha Xi's will service, and stated the goal of the Q — What qualifications does a for canoes over the next twenty ted with the finer points of be celebrating their 13th birthday veteran need in order to use his years. Snowmobiling would be program is to ultimately eliminate fraternity life by "raiding" the here on WSU's campus. Nationally, Veterans Administration education- restricted to only two to three poverty. Alpha Xi house when the evening Alpha Xi's are celebrating 85 years. al benefits for flight training? trails, and eventually people would "That's a grandiose goal," she drew to a close. said. "One that I know we won't A — A veteran must have a be allowed to use snowmobiles for Any men at WSU interested in private pilot's license and a "class practical reasons: for example: a achieve tomorrow. We want to use Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity finding out about a new and two" medical certificate. Canadian using a snowmobile to get the law to attack social injustices in would like to welcome Mark Zenisek different fraternity should contact his food in the winter. our society — to use the law to open as their new pledge. TKE's are busy Dan Ruda in Prentiss, Rm. 412, opportunities for people. That's Q — How do I obtain a Veterans The Senator addressed several planning their annual Homecoming phone 457-2523. Keep your eyes Administration home loan? other issues, but perhaps one of the what we really believe in. That's Banquet for Oct. 14. Judy Sonsalla open for signs around campus A — First, apply for a certificate most interesting one was that of what the people in legal services are is the Queen candidate for Home- concerning Alpha Kappa Lambda. of eligibility. The certification can "politicians elbow." On his right here for." 41 0 •• • • 0 0 0 410 4, •4) 4, • be obtained through any VA hand, the Senator was wearing an • • regional office. After receiving the ace bandage, and when a student • • certification, go to a mortgage asked him about it, he explained • ., ifte Deokiiii • company or bank and apply for your about politician's elbow which is • •• • ..,,. ,,.. • loan. similar to tennis elbow. "I felt sorry • • for myself until I found out Tom • The • Q — Dewey had it and John Kennedy • Is a veteran claiming • ViNi.• • Veterans Administration benefits had it." The audience responded in • • for a spouse required to submit peels of laughter and the Senator • evidence such as a marriage defended himself saying, "If you • • certificate? were shaking hands several hun- Pizza • dred times your hand would quit • A — No. Providing it is the first • • marriage for each, a written too!" • • statement by the veteran giving the Wendell Anderson is a Democrat • • names of the parties to the marriage in the U.S. Senate. He was born in • • and the date and place thereof is all • • St. Paul, Minnesota and received his • Villa • that is required. B.A. degree at the University of • • Minnesota. 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Page 10 October 4, 1978 ART and ARTISTS Touring Company Presents r'Arrairite0000070/0/40k, "From the Second City" Only important sacred cows will be milked when the Second City produced major talents such as Touring Company performs old Mike Nichols, Elaine May, Valerie favorites and classics in "FROM Harper, Joan Rivers, Stiller and THE SECOND CITY". Profound Meara, Alan Arkin, Robert Klein, topics like love, death, money, Barbara Harris, John Belushi, Gilda politics and psychology form the Radner, and Dan Ackroyd. basis of the satire in scenes that examine and comment on our The Second City debuted its behaviour and manners. Without newly created television series sets, and employing only a few hand "SCTV" in over 50 cities in props and improvised costumes, the September 1977. actors create an entire world of humor and satire. "FROM THE SECOND CITY" will be presented at St. Mary's Second City Touring Cast Since its founding 18 years ago, College in the Fieldhouse, October The Second City has sustained its 7, 1978 at 9:00 p.m. There are no Neil Young Features quality and reputation, as it advance ticket sales. They may be BOOK EXCHANGE continues to produce the special purchased at the door for $2.00. The The Student Senate Book Ex- kind of entertainment that audi- Second City Touring Company is change was a great success. Fall Concert Line-up ences have come to expect. Ever being presented by the Student serving as a training ground for new Activities Committee of St. Mary's There's only one problem. We by Bruce Corrigan talent, The Second City has College. have a number of checks that have 16, for one show at 8 p.m. at the St. not been picked up yet. The fall concert season is now on Paul Arena. us and the Twin Cities area will be If you want your money from the hosting some of the top names in the Thumpers Niteclub will host Todd books, stop by the Student Senate progressive music industry. Rundgren and Utopia Friday and Office between 8:00 and 5:00 Saturday, October 20-21. Rundgren Monday through Friday. British blues-rocker, Joe Cocker, will play two shows nitely at 9 p.m. KQAL's Top Ten will be at the State Theatre, and 11:30 p.m. October 7, at eight p.m. KQAL's top 10 LP's of the week. Albums selected from compiled Cast selected Sunday, October 22, Al Stewart playlists for Sept. 24-30. Ex-Allman Brother, Chuck- will be at Northrup Auditorium. Artist Title Label Leavell, will bring his band Sea 1. Fogelberg and Weisberg...Twin Sons of Different Mothers...Fullmoon Level to the Guthrie for one show on Aerosmith and Michael Johnson 2. Robin Trower Caravan to Midnight Chrysalis "The Miser" Sunday, October 8, at 7 p.m. Special will both be in concert October 14. 3. Molly Hatchet....Debut LP Epic guest for the evening will be the Jan Johnson will play at the Northrup, 4. Lynyrd Skynyrd...Skynyrd First and...Last M.C.A. Expected to Hammerm Band. and Aerosmith will rock the St. Paul 5. Jimi Hendrix...The essential Jimi Hendrix...Reprise Arena. 6. The Ozark Mountain Daredevils...It's Alive....A & M Sunday, October 15, brings Neil 7. Diamond in the Rough....Jessi Colter...Capitol Generate Young and Crazy Horse to the Twin Finally, Arlo Guthrie will play the 8. Ken Bloom....Ken Bloom....Flyin Fish Cities. Young will appear at the St. Orpheum Theatre on October 11. 9. Jeff Beck With the Jan Hammer Group "Live"....Epic Excitement Paul Arena. 10. Live at Dontes...Jean-Luc PontY....Pacific Jazz Keep your eyes open for a Anticipation is building in the The "Piano Man", Billy Joel, will rumoured Dylan concert sometime PAC theater department since return to the Twin Cities on October in the near future. Program Log finishing selection for the cast of Moliere's "The Miser." Oct. 4 7:00 Wings of Music Oct.. 6 4:00 "Friday Afternoon Featuring New Al Stewart LP Dan Fogelberg "They are really a good bunch of Wed. PM Acetate Review "Time Fri. PM "Special" people" said Jacques Reidelberger, The Best Sound Passages" Oct. 8 9:00 Sunday Mystery head of the CTA department. The Hemming's Ramsey Lewis The Shadow auditions were open only to those and "That's Jazz" "Sun Goddess" Sun. PM Theatre students who had never had a major Oct. 5 8:00 Thursday Night TBA Oct. 9 7:00 Mississippi Queen TBA role in a WSU play. Light System Thurs. PM "Live" Mon. PM Presents The principal cast: In The Area John Blondell as Valere Doug Dale as Harpagon OPEN Nancy Fischback as Marianne Attention Artists Bruce Hammond as Jacque Monday - Saturday Artists — poets — writers submitted art every week. Michelle Kes as Elise Dance Instruction are invited to share their art Please submit now and let us Blayn Lemke as LaFlech 5:00 - 1:00 with the people of WSU by know that you will support this. Mike Martin as The Policeman Thursday Oct 4 turning in material for publica- Linda Miller as Frosine tion to the Winonan, 113 If you enjoy writing, submit Paul Steger as Anselm Phelps. an article about a new album or Greg Herzog as Cleanthe book you've found. Photo- Kandi Albrecht — Assistant graphs and drawings are also Director DRESS CODE Plans are being made to have welcome. a special column of student- David Bratt — Director

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If you are familiar with Heart, after you hear this album you won't be. In 1976, Heart released their tilitailiteolk161 NALIttraiittleNti/41 debut album "Dreamboat Annie.", ' 1111RESCHOICEST PRODUCTS PROVIDE ITS PRIZEDRAWC With this album they came out' °NIT THE FINEST OF HOPS AND GRAINS okRE USED jActid atifmou4tilat in, 1893 pounding. Such cuts as "Magic Man", "Crazy on You" and "White Lighting and Wine," displayed their dialed inAitaiaakte1844 high energized style of rock. In the late spring and early summer of 1978, Heart released their second album entitled "Magazine," which consisted of a collection of songs never released. This album proved to be a slight transition for Heart as they went from high energized rock to a slightly more progressive style. With their single "Heartless" lead- ing the way, Heart seemed to be on their way to their finest LP yet.

That fine LP was released in mid September of this year. Ingeniously entitled "Dog and Butterfly"; sim- ply meaning that the Dog side is fine progressive rock, and the Butterfly side is mellow pieces of music with beautifully interwoven acoustic gui- tar harmonies. Heart, still headed by the Wilson sisters, (Ann on all lead vocals, and Nancy on acoustic, hijinx, and six and twelve string guitars), displays a quality never before displayed on a Heart album. The quality to blend beautiful background vocals with sweet, smooth flowing acoustic guitars and Ann Wilson's crisp high pitched lead vocals.

The first cut on side Dog is taped from their concert in Memphis, entitled "Cook with Fire," its the perfect song to start off a Heart concert with. Headed by Roger Ficher, and Howard Leese on electric guitars, Heart kicks it out just as good as some veterans who have been around for awhile. The second cut entitled "High Time" has some excellent harmony between the two lead guitars and Nancy Wilson on acoustic guitar. The last two cuts on the Dog side entitled "Hijinx" and "Straight On" reflect the Heart of the past in the fashion of Steve Fossen's thumping bass guitar and Michael Derosier precise drumming.

The Butterfly side, as I mentioned before, is the mellow acoustic half of Heart. This side proves to be one of Hearts' most impressive pieces of music ever. The first cut entitled "Dog and Butterfly" is all Ann and Nancy Wilson. This particular side F'AHST 601. WING CONtPAN N411.114o, Poo. Hvight>. Nvoi.grk., . . .

See Heart page 13 Page 12 October 4, 1978 WSU TV Service Shifts Into Full Gear by Karen Markert included topic presentations ran- ging from disco dance demonstra- For approximately the past three tions to judo demonstrations. years, the WSU Television services have been broadcast on Channel 12, "Star Trek," a program presen- Winona cable television. The pro- ting a take-off from the popular grams which are viewed on Channel television series "Star Trek." 12 are ones geared to be entertain- ing as well as instructional or "The Other Sex," a program educational. presenting people involved and concerned with issues of women's "For the first time, mass commu- movement, rights, crisis and bat- nication may focus on an official tered women. telecommunication emphasis in ad- dition to their required course work. "Winona in Sports," a program The varieties of student programs presenting interviews with local and numbers of opportunities for Winona sports participants. expansion and depth have been increasing, thanks to the availabili- Regular Sports and basketball ties of Channel 12, WECC's studios games coverage. on Winona State University cam- pus," stated Mr. John Fisk, Audio Special programs featuring a Visual Department, WSU. story about special stars and bands visiting Winona. Special programs The program schedule and selec- often required a block of extensive tion is operated on a "consortium" hours to cover a special event fully. basis. "Consortium" meaning that Of these programs, some may or Dennis Pack, head of T.V. Services and John Fisk, audio visual instructor, go over script. there are several contributors may not be continued into the 1978 [Staff Photo] which provide programs to the total fall program schedule. For example; operation of Channel 12. These "Star Trek" may be run again in the ses on Cable Channel 12, programs contributors include public and form of a separate and original for Fall 1978 include: private schools in the Winona area. science fiction program. RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAM The College of St. Teresa channels a English 311 Modern British program every morning from 9- Program development and selec- Fiction T TH 8:00 p.m. The Red Cross will be in Winona 10:30 a.m. by coordinating with tion is dependent on the number of Repeated W F 2:00 p.m. this month asking for blood donors. involved students. Student numbers English 202 Snapshots of They will be at 3 locations: The Open fluctuate with each year. Eternity T TH 11:00 a.m. Eagles Club on Oct. 3 from 10-4; "Expansion and Repeated M W 9:00 p.m. Central Lutheran Church on Oct. 4 Even though Channel 12 WSU History 479G Reconstruction and from 1-7; and the Armory, Oct. 5, Meeting depth have Television Services is growing and the Civil War M TH 7:00 p.m. 9-3 and Oct. 6, 8:30-2:30. Remember increasing the quality of Vet's Repeated T F 1:00 p.m. — Blood is Life, Pass it on. Alcoholics Anonymous been programming, the WSU Television Possibility for Winter Quarter 1978: • Tuesday Nights Services needs more students CTA 329 Advanced Interpersonal The Red Cross will also be at • 8:00 P.M., WSU Student Union committed on a continual basis. In Speech Communications WSU in November. • Conference Room 127 increasing. . ." talking with John Fisk, this need became clear. Each year WSU Television Services usually must start "from scratch" seeking new, WSU studios; however CST has experienced or inexperienced stu- their own broadcasting facilities. dents. Fisk mentioned several ways Bugs Bunny "Collector Series" Winona High and Cotter High that students could get involved with audio visual broadcasting. Schools broadcast from their own Buy a Root Beer studios: Winona High: Mondays and They are listed below: Wednesdays 3:30-4:30; Cotter High or Soft Drink for — School: Thursday 4:00-4:30 and 1. A student can take the video alternating Thursday evening 6:30- workshop (a two credit quarter- And KEEP THE GLASS — 7:00 p.m. ly class). A Different Glass is offered each week. 2. A student (generally sopho- This Week - (While Supply Lasts) Thus through the consortium mores and up) may take Basic, system several schools may partici- Intermediate and Advanced "PORKY PIG" audio-visual course sequence. pate in programming on Channel 12. WE HAVE BACK ORDERED MORE "TWEETY BIRD" GLASSES The schools that do not have (see class schedule) complete audio visual broadcasting 3. Students may begin working in equipment will produce or transmit the Television Services Depart- their show via WSU's facilities. ment, being paid through work WSU has two television studios, study. located in Phelps Rm. 137 and 4. Some students are hired for Somsen Rm. 124. their previous skills in audio visual or engineering. Last year, 1977-78, Channel 12, 5. Students can perform an WSU broadcasting averaged ap- internship through television proximately 40 hours a week. Most service. of these programs were aired twice. For example, once in the afternoon Some students simply become and perhaps later in the same involved in WSU Television Service evening. From a review of some of through studies and an academic last year's programs, one can get an major in Mass Communications. idea of the variety and type of Students are encouraged and in- scheduling. Some programs last vited to become involved in Televi- year included: sion Services! Dennis Pack is head of TS. "frAKY X44%, "Inside-out", an outdoors sports program presenting information The fall program schedule 1978 about such sports as rappelling, for WSU Television Services is not Family Restaurant hunting and fishing. In each show, yet fully developed. Scheduled fifteen minutes was devoted to an programs will appear in future WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER outside activity, and fifteen minutes editions of the Winonan. Stay tuned for indoor crafts or recreations. 'til then!

"What's Up," an all inclusive show Schedule of some on-going cour- October 4, 1978 Page 13 CAMPUS SHORTS Peer a unique chance SCAC NEEDS VOLUNTEERS 3:00 p.m. This meeting is to help PEER is a "people to people" According to last year PEER Dan Corcoran 452-2781 students set up class schedules for program. It's a weekend, as well as member, Jim Terfehr, the PEER Doug Van Antwerp 457-2165 The Social Cultural Activities winter quarter. follow-up times, of group interac- weekend "is very informal, with a Pat Russell 452-2102 or 454-3669 Committee (SCAC) needs active, tion. The program is "a unique lot of time set aside especially for Kal Windbush 457-2153 and participating members, who are SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE chance" to gain self esteem and self you to do what you want. It's willing to help out with concerts, understanding. It also develops designed so you can focus on PEER REGISTRATION FORM lectures, theatre productions, etc. The William P. Theurer Scholar- communication skills, acceptance of yourself." He added that it's more (Due Friday, Oct. 13) We need new faces with new ideas. ship in Business Administration will others and caring friendships. than just a weekend because it Name Ph. A major concert is in the works for soon be awarded for the 1978-79 continues on to include weekly November. We need hard working academic year. The scholarship, This year PEER begins with a follow-up sessions. The program Address wraps up in January with a final people to make this committee a awarded by the State University weekend at the McCahill Center in overnight, again at McCahill Center. success. Our meetings are every Foundation, in honor of the former Lake City, Minnesota. Participants I'd like to leave at 3:00 p.m. Friday at noon in the conference will leave Friday, Oct. 20 from the (I can't leave until official of the Winona National and The cost of the entire program is room in the Smog. The SCAC office Lucas-Prentiss lobby at 3:00 p.m. I can give a ride to other Savings Bank totals $100 for this $15.00. This cost includes: the Oct. The group will return from Lake people. (I need a ride is on the second floor in the Student academic year. Terms of the weekend and Jan. lodging, hearty City on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 22. I've enclosed my deposit of activities area of Kryzsko Corn- bequest state the criteria to be meals, transportation and all needed mons. We Need You. scholarship and need, in that order. (Check payable to materials. If you are able to help "UCM") Any business administration major Enrollment is limited to 35-40 with transportation, you will be paid ATTENTION wishing to apply for the scholarship people. The group will then be Any health conditions we should 20 per mile. know about? ACCOUNTING MAJORS should pick up a Theurer Scholar- divided into smaller groups. The ship application in the Bus. Ed. groups are kept small so people can To participate in PEER, return On Thursday, Oct. 5, Dick Departmental office and return it to "get close to each other and develop the registration form and a $5.00 Schneider, Clayton Walker, and Bob really caring friendships," says (Allergies, diabetes, epilepsy, etc.) Dr. Salyards on or before Oct. 20, deposit by Friday, Oct. 13 to the Do you need a sleeping bag? (We Lee will meet with all accounting a PEER leader, Doug Van Antwerp. 1978. United Campus Ministry office have some) Yes No majors in Somsen Auditorium at (Room 126, Kryzsko Commons, near Please circle all times you would be The PEER program is offered Housing Office). Heart through the combined efforts of the free to attend follow-up metings: Mon.: 2:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. Continued from page 11 Housing Office, United Campus Have a question, or need informa- Ministry and Newman Center. Tues.: 2:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. of the LP is something totally new tion? Contact any of the five PEER PEER was first started here last Wed.: 2:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. from Heart. Nancy Wilson plays a Leese. The last cut "Mistral Wind" leaders: year, and proved a success for those Th.: 2:30 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., beautiful 6 and 12 string guitar introduces an electric and acoustic WSU students involved. 8:00 p.m. while her sister sings lead vocals. pianos and moog played by Howard Monessa Overby 452-2781 This leads into the second cut Leese which give the effect of the Kaplan "Lighter Touch" featuring Ann seashore on a cool breezy evening. Wilson on vocals and piano with Ann Wilson's lead vocals travel Continued from page 1 some beauiful true lyrics: smoothly with Nancy's acoustic also feels that the college Learning are normal procedures to follow. concepts of poetry or the meaning guitar and right at the end of a Center has been revamped properly behind other literary works and Look at me mellow set of lyrics they come at enough so that it can handle these Dr. Kaplan also believes that didn't think that they would have to the answer is so clear you like meteors crashing to the problems better, but she does feel changes have been made in teaching teach college level students correct lying close before the fireplace earth. Headed by Roger Fisher on that the basics are important. methods from the time she was grammar. In order to meet this if only you could see yourself this electric guitar and zohn, Heart going to school. "What you have to problem the teachers have had to way my love mixes the keyboards of Howard "My first two years at Hunter remember is that most college alter their methods. With the firelight Leese with the rest of the band to College back in 1961-62, were teachers were not trained in upon your face... finalize this unbelievable LP. absolutely prescribed on what teaching the basics. They expected Dr. Kaplan hopes to work more courses I had to take. There was no a higher level than what they faced closely with faculty and students to The third cut entitled "Nada One" Heart's latest album "Dog and choice at all," explains Dr. Kaplan. in the real world," says Dr. Kaplan. improve WSU's main function: to features Nancy Wilson on lead Butterfly," on Portrait records and "I don't think that we should go They had come out of college educate the student population vocals and acoustic guitar with some tapes, truly an extraordinary album back to this system, but I do think wishing to teach literature, the more wisely. superb orchestral arrangement from a band who only produces writing properly is a key to finding written and conducted by Howard extraordinary music, the best employment." Dr. Kaplan Student Senate expresses that she had trouble with her college English classes at Do you want action on the rights as a student, or how the Hunter, but that she did learn the important issues at Winona State? Student Activity Fee is spent, then basics. opportunity awaits you within these Dr. Kaplan believes that the WSU Student Senate is presently committees. teacher is completely in charge of in need of people to fill its Academic the classroom. "They have had the Affairs, Communications, Investi- If you are interested in any of the experience and know what they are gative, Judicial, and Student Acti- mentioned positions or simply talking about and are there to vity Funds Committees. Individuals wanting more information, stop by teach," adds Dr. Kaplan. However, are also needed to fill six positions the Student Senate Office in the if students do feel that their rights on the Social Cultural Activities Smog. have been abused or that they have Committee. If you are interested in It is Your Senate! been given an unfair grade, there the course offered at WSU, your Help Make It Work!

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Page 14 October 4, 1978 Wright Scores Twice Gridders Hold on to Crunch Bemidji BEMIDJI, MN — After three attempt was blocked by the two-point conversion try. Kearly A blocked punt set up the first • giving the Beavers the ball and a straight losses, the Winona State Beaver's Tom Jacobson. bobbled an attempted handoff to Beaver touchdown as a bad snap first down at the Warrior 12 yard football team rebounded to defeat However, the Warriors had the fullback Loren Hewitt, regained from center allowed Bemidji's Tony line. Bemidji State University 20-14 here ball back four plays later as a tough possession of the ball, and then Weber to block the kick. The ball Running back Mike Amundson's Saturaay afternoon at BSU Sta- defense stopped Bemidji. On fourth passed to a wide open Hewitt in the rolled out of bounds with the one yard scoring plunge with 2:27 dium. down, Steve Krenz got a hand on a end zone for the two-point play. Beavers taking over at the WSU 10. left in the game narrowed the gap to Halfback Larry Wright led the Mike Guzzo punt, as the deflected An interception by linebacker The score was 20-7 four plays 20-14. Warriors with two touchdowns and punt sailed only 15 yards to the Bob Stouffer on the Beavers first later as Keith Johnson hit Kevin The Beavers had one final chance 100 yards rushing. Beaver 34-yard line. possession of the second half set the Perrault with a 15 yard scoring toss with just under two minutes to play The Warriors scored once in each Following a Warrior first down at Warriors up for their third score as with 9:24 to play in the fourth to score, driving out to the 50 yard of the first three quarters, and the Bemidji 22, the Warriors lost 9 Stouffer returned the errant pass 15 quarter. line. However, the Beavers could managed to hang on as the Beavers yards on a running play and two yards to the Beaver 33 yard line. Five minutes later, the Beavers not get a first down as a fourth mounted a comeback in the final 15 consecutive penalties. The ball was in the end zone nine had the ball back and had moved the down pass from Johnson to Jeff minutes of football. Quarterback Tom Kearly's first plays later as Wright went four ball to the WSU 31 yard line. The Gruber was short of the first down The win marked the first time completion of the afternoon was a yards off the right side of the line to Warriors sacked Johnson for a 14 sticks. since 1975 that the Warriors have big one as he hooked up with wide score his second touchdown of the yard loss, though, appearing to take The Warriors return home as beaten an NIC conference member receiver John Surrency for a game. the Beavers out of scoring range. they host the University of Wiscon- other than Southwest State Univer- 51-yard scoring pass, upping the The big play in the drive came On fourth down, however, the sin-LaCrosse Saturday at Maxwell sity in loop action. Warrior lead to 12-0. when Hewitt rambled for 20 yards Warriors were called for defense Field in non-conference action. More importantly, the Warriors Kearly then salvaged what could on a fourth down and five situation pass interference on a "Hail Mary" Game time is 1:30 p.m. raised their NIC record to 2-1 and have been a broken play on the from the Bemidji 25 yard line. pass from Johnson to Perrault, are resting in second place in the Shrum's extra point try was wide league. again, but the Warriors appeared to NIC Standings

The Warriors scored the second 04 be in charge as they led 20-0 with time they had the ball in the first 10:03 to play in the third quarter. Conf. Overall quarter. Wright's first touchdown of WL WL ' the afternoon on a 13 yard run L-14 I Minnesota-Morris 2 0 4 0 capped an 11 play, 61 yard drive. 4 6, -A St. Cloud State 2 0 2 3 Dave Shrum's extra point at- 001 SAV Time Out Minnesota-Duluth 2 1 3 1 tempt was wide, but the Warriors WINONA STATE 2 1 2 3 led 6-0 with 8:17 gone in first period. For Sports Mankato State 1 1 3 1 Winona State drove 70 yards the Moorhead State 1 1 2 3 next time they had the ball, but Michigan Tech 1 1 1 3 could not convert the march into any points as a Shrum field goal Southwest State 0 3 0 4 Bemidji State 0 3 0 4 Last week's scores: WINONA STATE 20, Bemidji Smith Breathes Easier State 14 Morris 12, Duluth 7 St. Cloud 21, Moorhead 14 After 20-14 Victory Michigan Tech 33, Southwest 20 by Mike Killeen Mankato State 30, River Assistant Sports Editor Falls 28 comments. The coaching staff of the Winona margin. The Warriors also had 92 The victory proved costly for the State University football team has yards through the airwaves. Warriors, though, as defensive end Schedule Of Upcoming Events said all along that the Warriors, who Smith feels it was a "combination Randy Ebright suffered a broken are a bit small in some places, could of good running by the backs and a leg in the contest. Another lineman, SPORTS SCHEDULE PLACE TIME play with any team the same size as good job by the line" and Winona's offensive tackle Ira Naiman, suf- 10/4 Volleyball vs. Mankato Home 5 PM they were. movement of the ball that enabled fered a bad sprain and will be out for Southwest They have also said that in order the Warrior offense to go. an indefinite period. 10/6,7 Men's Golf-NIC Championship for the Warriors to win, they would Duluth Halfback Larry Wright played a While other Warrior players have 10/7 Volleyball vs. Moorhead have to cut down their mistakes and key part in the Warrior victory, different combinations of bumps and Home 1 PM St. Cloud improve their overall defensive scoring two touchdowns and rush- bruises, Smith feels it was a "matter play. ing for 100 yards. "Larry is really of gutting it out" to play next week. 10/7 Football vs. LaCrosse Maxwell Field 1:30 PM Well, all three of those events playing good football for us", Smith Next week, the Warriors host 10/9 Volleyball vs. Southwest, Mashall 3 PM happened Saturday as the Warriors says, adding that Wright is getting WSUC conference member UW- Morris downed Bemidji State University a "lot of yardage on his own." LaCrosse. It's almost what the 20-14 Saturday afternoon to claim WSU's other touchdown came on doctor ordered as the Warriors will their second NIC victory on the 51-yard bomb from quarterback be able to nurse injuries along year. Tom Kearly to end John Surrency. before returning to NIC conference "They were comparable in size to "It was second and long and he action October 14 against Moorhead CHARLIE'S us", head football coach Myron (Kearly) just told John to go", Smith State University. Smith commented Sunday. "It was a D & D LOUNGE rough, hard-hitting game." The Warriors also made only two 204 West Second turnovers in the game played at Bemidji. However, neither of them Women Golfers 17th hurt the Warriors as the Beavers could not score on either opportu- nity. In Regional Tourney BUCK NITE The much-maligned Warrior de- fense shut down the Beaver offense Finkbine Country Club, Iowa LaCrescent. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 1:00 PM - 1:00 AM for three quarters while the offense City, Iowa (home of the V.I.P. The team championship went to was racking up 20 points, and then tournament) was the site of the the University of Minnesota as they managed to hang on as the Warriors AIAW Region 6 golf tournament totalled up a score of 637, topping QUARTS 9.00 claimed their second win on the last weekend. Stevens College of Missouri by 10 year. Competition was at its best as strokes. BAR BOOZE 1 for '1.00 "I think the defense is starting to teams from Minnesota, Iowa, North WSU had a team total of 790, and get some pride in themselves, and I and South Dakota, Kansas, Nebra- individual scores were as follows: CHARLIE BURGER 1.00 think that reason, more than ever, ska, and Missouri matched their Dawn Ginnaty 87- 86 173 (Double Beef Patti) was why the defense played so skills on the challenging course. Maggie O'Brien 87- 93 180 well", feels Smith. The Winona State women's golf Pat Ridout 102- 98 200 The defense played so well, in team finished 17th in a 19 team field, Nancy Stendahl 116-121 237 fact, that the Beavers could not as Dawn Ginnaty led the way for the Roxanne Narum 134-145 279 25 TAP BEER score the first three times they had team with a 23rd place finish out of This was the last match for the the ball inside the Warrior ten yard 92 golfers. team until spring, when they hope MONDAY NITE FOOTBALL line. Individual medalist for the 36-hole to take up where they left off. Coach The Warriors, who run out of the tourney was Kathy Williams of the Marjorie Moravec commented re- wishbone set, badly outgained the University of Minnesota. Williams is cently that the team shows good 8:00 PM - 11:00 PH Beavers on the ground by a 240-108 a high school standout from promise and has a lot of potential. Page 15 Grob Building Another Winner Through Fall Baseball by Joe Bissen probably would rather not make — their mound corps last spring. WINONAN Sports Editor he must decide which players can Gone are senior throwers Greg help next spring's squad. "We had Pingry, Greg Zaborowski, Mark Just because they won their to cut last year, and we'll have to cut Dunlap, and Rick Steinhoff (who sat fourth straight NAIA District 13 this year," Grob says. out the year with an injury); and title last spring, don't think for a Grob is pleased with the talent he Grob is not yet sure if Kraig Kraft, minute that the Winona State sees on the field this fall. He speaks who pitched for WSU last year, is baseball team is about to sit back highly of many of the transfer returning to school this year. and let another title come to -them. students and freshmen who have Other seniors from the 1978 Rather, head baseball coach Gary come to Winona State to play squad who must be replaced include Grob is already building another third baseman Bob Lyons, outfield- winning team through a fall baseball er Rich Schoeneman, catcher Craig program which is now in its fourth Cram, and shortstop Steve Morgan. week. While Grob directs most of his While Grob won't be able to tell attention toward the individual in for sure whether this year's squad the fall, he admits that he is already will be a winner until spring, he can looking ahead to what kind of team get a pretty good idea of just how he will be putting on the field in the much talent most of the individual spring. Warrior diamondmen possess. "We get a pretty good idea of the All of the players out for baseball nucleus of the team (in the fall)," this fall are broken up into four Grob says. The winningest of all separate teams. Each team plays Winona State coaches also says of two ten-inning games per week at the ballplayers, "They start to mold Winona Senior High. into the type of team we're going to The emphasis during the fall is on have." the individual, according to Grob. baseball, and suspects "this may be In the past, that type of team has "We're evaluating and sizing up the best crop of freshman pitchers been a hustling, running team which Tim Fagely returns to the Warriors as ace of the mound crew. prospects for the coming season," we've had." plays boldly yet fundamentally [Photo by Casey W. Lake] Grob explains. "We move people Some of those freshman pitchers sound. There's no doubt that anyone around in some positions." might have to be pretty good. At who plays for WSU knows how to After the autumn campaign ends least one or two of them may be play the game, and play it well, Volleyballers Finally Find (in the middle of October, if the called on right away to help out on because the bottom line on WSU weather cooperates), Grob must the varsity squad in the spring, baseball is that it always wins. 1979 Success on the Road make some decisions which he since the Warriors lost much of is sure to be no exception. It took a week to do it, but the away as they put away the Cougars Winona State women's volleyball by 15-9 and 15-4. team finally found some success on Saturday, the Warriors traveled Grubber's Goodies, Hang Loose Boys the road as the Warriors had a 3-1 to Moorhead for a morning triangu- week as they played four matches lar match between WSU, Moorhead on the road. State, and Morris, concluding surely First in Intramural Ratings The Warriors took wins over their longest road trip of the season. The Winonan continues its week- Augsburg College, the University of It took three games but the 2. Sunshine Gang — Sunshine (20-0) and Black Russian (18-0). ly ratings of intramural teams this Minnesota-Morris, and Moorhead Warriors knocked off Moorhead Gang would probably have just as 3. Brother's College Inn — if this fall by picking the Hang Loose Boys State University, but lost to the first. Again, Winona had to come good a record as Grubber's Goodies team doesn't have some cardiac in men's flag football and Grubbers University of Minnesota-Duluth. from behind as the Dragons won the if it weren't for the fact that the two victims by the time playoffs roll Goodies in women's flag football as If you recall one week ago, the first game 15-8, but rebounded to teams met once, with GG taking a around, they could take it all. BCI is its first top-ranked teams of 1978. Warriors had finished 0-5 at the St. down the Dragons 15-4 and 15-12 narrow 6-0 win. Sunshine Gang has the only team in flag football with In case you aren't familiar with shut out two of its opponents, 20-0 Cloud State University Invitational in their own den. three wins, but BCI has really had the way the Winonan makes its (Pass Makers) and 13-0 (Corrup- Tournament in the Warriors first WSU was not as fortunate against to work for those victories. Two of picks, the system is like this: Each tors). road trip of the 1978 season. Duluth as the Bulldogs won the best their games (wins by 20-14 and 13-7 team is evaluated and ranked 3. Bye — no other team in The second time was a bit more of three match in two straight scores) were breathers compared to according to its performance of the women's flag football had won lucky as the Warrior spikers games, 15-7 and 16-14. their overtime win against 619 Main preceding week (ending the Satur- enough, or even played enough, to improved their record to 6-7 on the The jayvees were also in action Men by a 13-12 margin. day before the Winonan comes out). be ranked, so Bye gets the third year. last week as they defeated Augs- These rankings are not based on the place vote. According to the The Auggies of Augsburg College burg (two games to none) and year's performance. Each team Intraumural Board, Bye has not lost of Minneapolis fell first for the Morris (two games to one). Losses Schiller 17th must have played two games during yet. Maybe it's because none of its Warriors on Tuesday. After losing came against Moorhead and Duluth the week. If a team has won via opponents ever show up for the the first game by a 15-11 score, the by identical two games to none Tony Schiller led Winona State's forfeit, they will not likely be games. Warriors won the next two games scores, giving them a 3-2 mark on cross country team by finishing 17th ranked. Leading off this year in men's flag 15-7, 15-8 to win the best of three the year. in an invitational meet at UW-River So here are the ranked teams; football are: match. The Warriors return to action Falls, Saturday. Schiller's time over leading off with the women: 1. Hang Loose Boys — they've The Warrior caravan headed tonight as they host Southwest the five-mile course was 26:28. 1. Grubber's Goodies — get used racked up 47 points on offense and north on Friday as WSU traveled to State and Mankato State starting at to seeing this name at the top of the haven't given up a single point on Morris. The Warriors won going 5 p.m. at New Memorial Hall. Other Warrior runners and their poll. Grubber's Goodies is the defense. Last week, they trounced finishes were Bill Baker (57th), defending champion of women's flag the Chosen Few 31-0 and Wild Steve Eckdahl (115th), Greg Fell- football, and the team has been a Crazies 16-0. man (128th), and Drew Hamernik LIQUORS - WINES - BEERS - MIX -KEGS dominant force in years past as well. 2. The Habbit — they have a habit (160th). In its three wins this year, of winning so far. The Habbit has Grubber's Goodies has not allowed posted two impressive shutout The harriers will compete this HOME BEVERAGE its opponents a score once. victories over the Restless Natives Saturday in the St, Olaf College Invitational in Northfield, Minne- SERVICE sota. 533 HUFF STREET OPEN Northern HOURS MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 - 8:00 Monday - Wednesday State FRIDAY 9:00 - 10:00 Thursday - Friday 9:00 - 9:00 Joins NIC SATURDAY 9:00 - 9:00 Tuesday 9:00 - 6:00 Northern State College of Aber- Saturday 9:00 - 4:00 deen, South Dakota, became the NEXT TO WSU newest member of the Northern Collegiate Conference (NIC) by HEAD QUARTERS joining the league over the summer. 452-2572 Northern State will compete with 84 PLAZA SQUARE 451-1141 the NIC in all sports except football and basketball.

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