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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The inonW an – Student Newspaper at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in The inonW an - 1980s by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Winona. StateUniversity decision. stated abasicunderstandingofthe on thenecessityofmove,but elsewhere, andhisdepartmental to otherareasinWSU. responsibilities willbedistributed since itsresponsibilitiescan have tofindemployment him. President RobertHansonhired department since1979,whenWSU headed theregionalcampus was DeanRobertFroelichwhohas administration, faculty,andstaff." retrenchment ofWSUprograms, regional campuswillbeeliminated by JimRiccioli by LeighDavis already servedtobesubtracted. sentence of121monthswith time a person,butseriouscrime reflection ofKinsky'scharacteras sophomore, wasconvictedof said. "Thatincludes areas knewtheyweregoingto budget-cutting matters,allofthe cutbacks. learn toanticipatepersonal University Systemhavehadto areas relatedtotheState acting presidentofWSU,various administrative position. with thisoneaffectingan been 21 andthesentence pained himtobeonthebenchOct. the WSUcampus. the strangulationofbaby second degreemurderSept.27in have toshareincutbacks,"she next yearatWinonaState. elsewhere, thepositionofdean most easilybediStributed which wasfoundinadumpsteron Will appeal one monthinprisonfortheApril sentenced Oct.21to10yearsand 17 deathofherinfantdaughter. Regional Campusdeanoutofjob WINONALV "I'm He offerednopersonalopinion As aresultofthecut,hewill Margaret MaryKinsky,20,was The personinvolvedwiththecut According toHelenPopovich, "As theuniversityentered The cutispartofthecontinuing Because ofbudgetcutbacksand Kinsky's Judge LawrenceCollinssaidit Kinsky, aformerWinonaState Collins thenwentontoread the committed.

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by Carol Gunderson project really got rolling seven or money left over from the $3,000 and Student Affair's operating indestructible. eight years ago. fund, students were able to budgets is used to cover the cost of Students living on Winona purchase ping-pong tables and a the projects. And that money, he As for the students' reaction, State's campus are enjoying a At that time,there was a lot of couple of televisions, he said. added, comes from the room and Peak said, "They raved for days!" higher standard of living than ever vandalism taking place in the board fee that students living in Evening population in the Prentiss- before, says Dr. John Kane, residence halls. So he decided to Since that time, vandalism has the dorm pay. Lucas lounge has increased three director of Student Affairs. try an incentive program to curb slackened off in the dorms, Kane times over," he added. the destruction. noted. "It's the students' place to Kane said, "We don't receive any Over the last five years, live and we've made a real effort to state money to run our residence According to Kane, the numerous improvements — The program consisted of setting improve the quality of life in the halls. We're self supporting by the improvements have helped to ranging from drapery aside a $3,000 vandalism repair residence halls." fee we charge — and that fee is one create more of a community feeling replacements to installing new fund from the budgets of Student of the lowest in the country." among resident students. showers — have been made in the Affairs and Student Housing. Kane According to John Ferden, residence halls. informed the students that any director of housing, that effort has When the big push to improve "You have to get students money left over at the end of that meant spending an average of the residence halls began, it was involved and really make it their "There's been a real group year would be turned over to the $67,200 yearly over the past five decided to rotate the money being campus," he said. "As we improve feeling in taking pride in the dorms. years to remodel and decorate the spent. Rather than improving one things, students take more pride in residence halls, especially in the residence halls. building at a time, all benefit a their housing." last two years," Kane said. "That plan seemed to turn the little each year, said Ferden. tide," Kane said. Vandalism fell Ferden said that each year a According to Kane, the whole significantly that year. With the percentage of Student Housing's Replacing drapery was one of the first concerns. Then came floor covering for common lounges and Kinsky dorm rooms. Ferden said they hope Continued from Page 1 to carpet 100 rooms per summer over the next six summers. put her arms around them.

WENONAH PLAYERS Students returning to Sheehan Kinsky, who with good time, Hall this year found their dorms could be out of prison in seven Make-up for Halloween from the 8th to the 13th floors years, is being sent to Minnesota J_j, Fri. Oct. 29, Sat. Oct. 30, newly carpeted. State Prison for women in Sun. Oct. 31, 4-9 p.m. Shakopee. Conway Hall residents not only • \ Basement makeup room of have new carpeting in the halls, (Ed. Note: Carol Miller compiled r the information for this story.) Performing Arts Center IT but also received new showers — quite an improvement over last Thanks to the Sisters of Alpha XI Delta $1.00/Face year's stalls, according to one and the Brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma student living in Conway. for the gifts! To the Roses of $2.00 - Specials Sigma Tau Gamma for the card! Also to Brothers of Alpha Kappa Lambda And then there's upgrading the and Sisters of Alpha Delta Pi for your furniture. According to Ferden, best wishes! /nig the Sisters of Delta Zeta Sorority they've started to purchase furniture from Touhy in Chatfield. Professor Bublitz, Both Morey-Shepard and We Exist. Don't pay Prentiss-Lucas lounges have new, The Greeks of solid oak and upholstered Winona State furniture. The cost to furnish each lounge was between $1,200 and $1,300, Ferden said. a fancy price Be Unique, Scott Peak, director of Prentiss- Lucas and assistant housing Go Greek! director, said he was relieved to for casual shoes. get,the new chairs and couches. "In five years that furniture is going to Fashion Flats Updated Oxfords be here," he said. Happy Birthday to us! with leather wrapped heels. for a great new look. Women's sizes 5-10 Women's sizes 5-10 Delta Zeta Sorority, Reg. $14.99 Peak noted that because the Reg. $12.99 $9 20 years old furniture is made of oak, it is not and holding only heavy, but also close to • •• • • • • • • • • •• • • •••• • • • • • • • • 0.41 • • • NO TRICK • • • • OUR TREAT • • • Bow-Trimmed Pumps • I FREE PITCHER! • with molded soles. • I • Free pitcher of any 1 • Women's sizes 5-10 beverage with purchase Any medium or large 1 Reg. $14.99$1 • • • I of a medium or large • • ,pizza or pan style pizza 1 • I pizza or any pan style or any 2 Italian dinners. 1 • pizza. I • • • 1 Sammy's Pizza Sammy's Pizza I • • I • • 1 Limit 1 per order. Limit 1 per order. • II Void with any other offers. Void with any other offers. II • • 1 Expires Nov. 3, 1982 Expires Nov. 3, 1982 1 • OPEN • dr • 9-9 Mon.-Fri. • • 9-7 Sat. • 9-6 Sun. • Sammy's Pizza, •• • • • 2nd & Johnson — Downtown • 1512 Service Drive. • Across rout the M.Q. • Winona, MN 55987 • • • FAST HOT DELIVERY • • • • — ::-• -::: CALL NOW! :> z • • e 1 454-3403 - 452-9922 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••L_ •

October 27, 1982 Page 3 Alcoholism: Fred King is the man who can help

by Eric J. Norgaarden department." Kings thinks that the chief the need to "experience the reason people in our society start drinking experience." There are For the past 14 years Fred King Fred King started drinking to drink is boredom. He adds that built-in attitudes for thinking that has been helping others with a when he was 12 years old, but since curiosity, the need to experiment, it's okay to drink. problem that once dominated his 1959 he has been on the sobriety social or peer pressure and life. For 20 years King had a wagon. King advises students, and rebellion from authority all Alcoholic, today, is still a bad drinking problem. others for his own benefit, because contribute to the initial reason for word," said King. "The typical it helps remind him that he is an boredom. wino accounts for about three According to Bob Keister, alcoholic. percent of the over 20 million assistant professor of Health and "Peer pressure on drinking alcoholic Americans." Physical Education at Winona "When someone I've helped makes students realize that coming State, King has done a "terrific comes back to thank me it is to class drunk is normal," said King says one person must back job" helping him and Richard reward enough," said King. "I can King. "We think what we are doing up another when advising the Behnke with their students. live a long time on that." is normal." alcoholic. In health classes at WSU King "Fred gets the kids to open up Along with his job as signalman stresses the importance alcohol can "One of the best things to do is to about alcohol-related problems Dr. for the Milwaukee Railroad in play in the lives of problem ostracize the individual," King Behnke and I can't relate to," said LaCrosse, King is the director of drinkers. says. "It's hard to be hard, though." Keister. "We leave the room and an alcohol education clinic. He gets let Fred take over. Kids will go to helpful information from UCLA According to King, alcohol "Discipline can create activity," him instead of us or the and their research programs. Fred King becomes the driving force in the says King. "If you don't have some life of the person who is a problem common sense you're in trouble. A native to Winona, King is drinker, and that person is usually Problems solve themselves when more than willing to help anyone Department working the last to realize that the problem the drinking problem is taken care who thinks they may have a exists. He says young people feel of." problem dealing with alcohol. for accreditation FAA pilot certificate recipient by Jacky Johnson proposal outlines courses, WSU's Aviation Program McManimon, David DeGaillier, Commercial Multi-Engine: curriculum and the goals and announces the attainment of Susan Grangaard. William Rieckmann. Sociology accreditation - the objectives of courses in Federal Aviation Administration Instrument Flight Instructor: envisioned proposal of Winona relationship to the field. pilot certificates since January Instrument: James Zerbe, Tom Robert Navarre. State sociology students and 1982 by the following individuals: Navarre, Bill Mensink, Brian faculty alike - is presently in the Ellenbecker expects that the Huggenvik, Dick Navarre. For more information on the making. proposal will be completed and Private: Brian Rasmussen, aviation program and the Flying submitted to the National Council Francis Runkel, James Wood, Alan Multi-Engine: Fred Bauer Jr., Club contact George Bolon, 457- WSU Director of Sociology by May or June of 1983. Baertlein, Tracy Robbins, Brian Fred Bauer Sr. 2092 or Brian Huggenvik, 454-4514. internships Mickey Ellenbecker explained that the long process of One benefit of accreditation is accreditation involves submitting a that students in graduate school proposal by the department to the may be able to waiver some of National Council of Social Work their courses based on courses Winona Glove Factory Outlet Education in New York. taken at WSU. Another benefit is that accreditation may also help as This process, Ellenbecker said a reference in applications for 412.416 E. 2nd involves review of the proposal by professional positions available, the council and a secretive "on- Ellenbecker said. site" visit by the council to Current improvements made in Open Daily Mon.-Sat. 9.5, evaluate the proposal in action. the program involve more student input and keeping students Sun. Noon-5 According to Ellenbecker, the informed of the progress of the NEW ENLARGED SHOWROOM TO BETTER SERVE YOUR NEEDS program proposal.

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Now, I can understand the support from her parents and a few E Ed Cowley close friends, that's only natural. But what I don't understand is the K support of the others, those who criticize the coverage given to the case by this paper, and who also say Kinsky was and is just.a "confused person and we're going to see her through this ordeal." Winonan editor tackled... To the Editor, Here we have Homecoming; screamed, and stood through the But confused is not the right word, the right word here is events that took place over the whole fourth quarter. This letter is in regard to your irresponsible. week included a pep rally, a dorm column "Lets Retrench the decorating contest, a tricycle race, These people showed more Irresponsible in that Kinsky allowed herself to become pregnant a Coaching Staff" printed in the Oct. the king and queen coronation, a support for the Warriors than I've second time. 20 Winonan. dance and a parade. The readers of seen demonstrated in my four the Winonan are then treated to a years at this institution. Mr. Davis Irresponsible in that she did not use birth control. In the column, the editor stated bonanza of coverage, four pictures fails to mention this also. "Most coaches will tell their and three captions. This is to cover Irresponsible in that Kinsky did not tell anyone she was pregnant quarterbacks...if a receiver isn't all the above mentioned events. Of Most of all, Mr. Davis fails to until it was too late. open and there's a nice wide hole in course we did get full game mention any of the Homecoming the line, go for the run not the coverage and a "charming" activities, the hours of effort spent Irresponsible in that she murdered her own flesh and blood — yes, incomplete pass." Right here we editorial, by the editor, on the in preparing for them and the her own relative. could point out that "the nice wide game. people who participated or enjoyed hole in the line" referred to by the these events. Collins was right when he said that Kinsky would have to seek editor was now hanging on the WSU Dr. Davis' column also ignored forgiveness from her Higher Power, but forgiveness will be a long time quarterback. After shaking the all the positive points of the game. In my opinion, Mr. Davis as in coming. Southwest lineman of his arm he Coming into the fourth quarter, editor in chief of the Winonan then threw the incomplete pass. WSU trailed 39-14 with a little ignored all the positive aspects of As the saying goes; "You get out of life what you put into it." more than a minute left in the Homecoming and keyed in on the Now, as I read this article, I was quarter the score was 39-34 and we negative. How much money did Margaret Kinsky got just what she deserved. wondering just how rational and had the ball on the two-yard line. you lose on the game anyway Mr. observant Mr. "Editor-In-Chief' Mr. Davis fails to mention this Davis? L.D. Davis would be after a two fabulous surge by our Warriors. hundred pound lineman tried to The fans at the game yelled, Jeffrey T. Malarski separate his arm from his body. In addition to this, Mr. Davis also Again and... points out that the coaching staff ul WITNONAN sports a 8-41 record over the past To The Editor, cloud-of-dust type of football. four seasons and then calls for the Speer puts the ball up 20-30 times a The Winonan is written and edited by and for the students of Winona State resignation of the coaching staff. I believe Leigh Davis stepped game. And he does something else University and is published weekly except June, July, August and exam periods. way out of bounds in his Oct. 20 that no other Warrior quarterback Subscriptions are available from the Business Manager at a rate of $8 After this, Mr. Davis' Editorial editorial in which he unduly has done for a long, long time. He annually or $3 quarterly. Address all changes in mailing addresses to the becomes even more negative criticized the coaching staff and a completes most of his passes. Business Manager. toward the coaching staff. In fact member of the Warrior football Address all correspondence to: Winonan Editor, 113 Phelps Hall. the whole article is so bitter team. Speer isn't the leading passer in Telephone 507-457-2158. Deadline for all copy is Noon Thursday. toward the coaching staff and the the NIC for nothing. Not only do Member of the Associated Collegiate Press and National Council of College game in general that I began Mr. Davis blames the Warriors the "last place" Warriors have the Publications Advisers. wondering if Mr. "Editor In Chief' record on the coaching staff as well leading quarterback in the NIC, Winona State University is an equal opportunity employer and adheres to Davis had bet his life savings on as quarterback Steve Speer. Let's they also have the leading receiver the provisions of Title IX which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs. the outcome of the game. stop right here for a minute to Lief Nelson's 47 catches this "throw in" some details that Mr. season are a school record in which Editor in Chief Leigh K. Davis Copy Readers Lisa Larson he's sure to expand on in the final News Editor Carolyn M. Goetzinger Dorothy Ready I agree that an 8-41 record over Davis kindly forgot to mention. Photo Editors Casey W Lake Financial Manager J Kevin Dehlin the last four seasons is something two games. Kevin E. Schmidt Advertising Manager Mark Savoie' to complain about, but the poor To start out with. Speer and his Arts Editor Paul Burmeister Advertising Dave Jochims. coverage of the Homecoming rifle arm have brought some Also in his editorial he referred Sports Editor Jeff Brown Dave Roble . exciting football to Winona State to WSU's last offensive play in the Columnist Yisa Jinadu Bill Tok events and the over all Cartoonist Jeff Anderson Editorial Adviser Dr. Sandra Bennett! negativeness of Mr. Davis's column for the first time in years. No Southwest game as a "mistake." Steev Orsatti Financial Adviser Or. John Kane give us even more to complain longer are the fans greeted to a Typist Nancy Henningson Photo Adviser Gary MacDonald about. dull, ground-out-two-yards-and-a- Continued on Page 5 - • r October 27,1982 Page 5 *re letters ' 1 k Tackled Continued from Page 4

Every play that doesn't work is a national rankings. I'm sure he, athletes. "mistake" according to the fans. If along with many other Winona Speer would have completed that State students would like to know Coach Smith may not be no pass he would have been the hero why WSU can't establish a "Bear Bryant" but he's and the coaching staff would have program like that? Money! It's that implemented an exciting and wide- been the masterminds. But as any simple. open style of football with players For 30 years, America's tie to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization fan, sportswriter or even journalist who don't get "full rides." has preserved peace between East and West. For the same period, should be aware of, hindsight is far Each NIC school is allotted 33 America's tie to West Germany has preserved NATO. Today, the greater then foresight. athletic scholarships for their Jeff Brown NATO tie is in danger primarily because the West German tie is under men's athletic programs. This is Sports Editor strain. Turning to WSU's record you straight tuition and fees, nothing The elevation to chancellor of pro-American Helmut Kohl should point out that the team is 8-41 over more, nothing less. Moorhead fool no one. The signs of trouble in the relationship between the United the last four years. Sure this is a State uses 23 full scholarships for States and West Germany are not restricted to sharp disagreements dismal record. But consider this. football. That amounts to Winonan over the Western response to recent events in Poland, Soviet arms- This season the Warriors have lost approximately $18,750 the control initiatives or Soviet gas pipeline to Western Europe. five games. One of those losses Moorhead State football program letter policy An American visiting West Germany was stunned to hear was in over time and they lost two has available to offer in prominent members of the West German government suggest that other games by a total of nine scholarships. Voice your opinions in the America is now more dangerous than Russia. They claim that their points. The team could easily be 5-2 Winonan with a letter to the opposition is not to America but Reaganism. if a couple of breaks would have On the other hand, the Winona editor. All letters must be signed The views from the Left are even more troubling. Influenced by an went their way. That's a big "if." State football program gives out 15 (please print) we cannot run enduring dark vision of America that spread among the European Left Of course it is, but every opposing partial scholarships that accounts unsigned letters or letters with in the wake of events in such places as Vietnam, leading figures in the coach I've talked to this season said for only $8,000 in scholarship illegible signatures. West German peace movement suggest that in a crisis America would the Warriors are a much improved money. This scholarship money is impose its views on their country as well. They regularly bring up the team and have gained their raised through private donations, We encourage that they be Reagan administration's policy in Central America. respect. They (the opposing local businesses, fund raisers, etc. typed (doubled spaced) as well. coaches) as well as myself feel the Please keep them within two typed Many West Germans note that the alliance has always had periods Warriors have turned the corner With this information in mind, pages, this will enable us to print of difficulty but that members continue to share the common interest and are heading toward a winning Mr. Davis, shouldn't put the blame more letters. of defense against the Soviet Union. Others suggest that because of its year. for WSU's record entirely on the enormous security dependence on the United States, West Germany shoulders of the coaching staff. If Deliver or mail letters to the will have no choice but to follow American leadership. I just have one more bit of he wants to put the blame on Winonan, 113 Phelps Hall, WSU. The principal source of the current trouble remains — a defense information I'd like to toss at Mr. someone, why not blame everyone relationship developed when America was much stronger and West Davis. He sites Moorhead State as in the community for not donating Free expression is an important Germany much weaker. the second rated team in the NAIA enough money to recruit the top aspect of campus life — use it. Today, America is less inclined to underwrite the costs of the relationship without asking what it is getting in return. West Germany is less willing to accept the discipline of that relationship without asking whether American leadership is wise enough to merit Consider the Libertarians support. One answer to this problem would be for a richer West Germany to To The Editor, for a change, there is an the people who are dedicated to accept a larger share of the defense burden and a weaker United alternative, but you must ask bringing government down to size. States to share leadership. The number of people who are yourself two questions: The Libertarian Party candidates For West Germans, the goal is not defense but deterrence. They see eligible to vote can be divided into are: a conventional war as no less frightening than a nuclear war. In either four areas: 1) those who vote 1) Are you really ready for case, particularly given new improvements in conventional weapons, Democratic; 2) those who vote freedom? Freedom includes Frank Haws - they fear that Germany will be erased from the maps of history. Republican; 3) those who don't making your own decisions for Governor of Minnesota vote; and 4) those who would prefer In the past, U.S. defense policy could provide West Germany with concerning your life — no more Charles Bates to check a box labeled "none of the the required deterrence because the United States maintained nuclear relying on big government to for Lieutenant Governor above." Unfortunately, the last two superiority. More nuclear weapons reinforced deterrence. But in decide for you. Freedom also Clare Jarvis - groups represent the majority of today's conditions of nuclear parity, they reinforce defense, which is means being responsible for your for First District Congress the voting population. the West German objective. Talk of actually using nuclear actions — no more hiding behind Fred Hewitt - for U.S. Senate More and more people are 'weapons to fight a limited war agitates the West German body big government's cloak. Linda Taylor politics. concerned about the basic for Secretary of State problems facing our society and Both countries must begin to understand one another better. West If you answered yes, then are turning away from the Germany must recognize that America's nuclear superiority is a thing consider the Libertairian Donna Hunker Republican and Democratic alternative. But of the past. It must either persuade America to share its more relaxed remember, parties. There is a growing Libertarians offer a radical assessment of the Soviet threat or reach an agreemen tfor new efforts awareness that society's problems solution — let's cut government to improve NATO's conventional defenses. America must understand are caused by lack of liberty and down to its originally intended size •••• Again that its allies may also have insights into Soviet behavior. continued government and get back on the track towards interference in personal and The alliance is going to change because the power relationship freedom that our founding fathers To The Editor: economic affairs. first set us on. supporting it has already changed. United States can no longer expect West Germany to follow American leadership as in the past. West They see that there is little As a reader of the Winonan, I Germany is too successful and too proud of its success to return to past difference between Democratic If this whole issue of freedom is think Leigh Davis' Oct. 20 editorial was unfair, irresponsible and patterns of subordination. and Republican policies except that too much for you to swallow, then they differ in which areas they vote to keep the mediocre status cruelly naive. As a staff member, I quo. do not agree with his opinions West Germany has a • right to be proud. Chancellors Konrad spend taxpayer's money. Both concerning the WSU football Adenauer, Willy Brandt and Helmut Schmidt compare favorably with parties promise less and less coaching staff. post-war American presidents. But too rapid change in the government, but deliver exactly If you are ready for a change relationship is not in anyone's interest. the opposite. from ever-suffocating government To those people who are ready to freedom, on Nov. 2, remember Paul Burmeister Boddy holds tools to champion education

To The Editor: at campuses like WSU, where that is not merely for the rich, will University Professors, which not and is committed to education. But tuition has increased nearly 30 find a friend in Margaret Boddy, only lobbies Congress for student more important, she holds the tools Four years ago gubernatonial percent and 1,700 WSU students candidate for the State Senate. financial aid, but also defends the necessary to champion education candidate Al Quie promised have lost some or all of their academic freedom of professors in the legislature. She's intelligent, Minnesotans concerned about the financial aid. As a WSU professor for 26 across this country. articulate, accessible, and she fate of education that, "education WSU students are growing years, Margaret worked in and saw listens. will not become a victim of tax cuts painfully more aware of these first hand the problems that can During the 1960's, when in my administration." Since that statistics, as well as the fact they besiege an educational system and Margaret saw faculties losing It is with sincere pride that I add time, Gov. Al Quie has reduced are lacking a friend in Washington the students who've built their touch with their students, she my name to the many WSU school aids by $89 million. and in St. Paul. lives around it. helped organize the statewide students and professors who will Conference for Student Voices to be voting for Margaret Boddy for The breaking of this promise, I believe that these students, Margaret has been active in the help bridge the gap. State Senator on Nov. 2. coupled with President Reagan's and anyone else concerned about board of United Campus Ministry attack on education, has hit home maintaining an educational system and in the American Association of Clearly, Margaret cares about Rita Lewis

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Wednesdays for Women sociology at Winona State and the YWCA, so bring your lunch! fellowship group, will be offered on regular meeting Oct. 27, at 3 p.m. in The topic for the Nov. 3 meeting coordinator with Citizens Against There is no fee and no membership Oct. 28, 8 p.m., in Purple Room 104, Purple Room 106, Kryzsko of Wednesdays for Women is Nuclear Arms. required. Women, as well as men, Kryzsko Commons. Commons. Everyone is invited and "What Can I Do?" The speaker will are cordially invited. Wednesdays encouraged to attend. be Brian Aldrich, professor of Meetings are from 12-1 p.m. at for Women is a weekly event Come for an evening of sponsored by the YWCA, Citizens Volleyball on Oct. 29, 6:30 p.m., at There is a senate position open against Nuclear Arms and the Central United Methodist Church, and anyone interested should stop Express to Women's Resource Center. corner of Broadway & Main. in the Senate office and pick up an Sponsored by United Campus application. Applications are due Test Anxiety Workshop Ministry. Nov. 10. On Oct. 29-30 in 105 Minne, Dr. CHICAGO David Wark of the University of Lutheran Campus Center Real Estate Course II Minnesota will conduct a workshop Real Estate Course II will be ROUND Trip on a Deluxe on the causes and ways to reduce The Lutheran Campus Center held in Winona in November. To test anxiety. Wark has established will hold an informal worship at qualify for enrollment in this Charter coach for only himself as an expert on this 9:19 p.m. on Oct. 27. Jesus the Song course, participants must have problem and is well known for his will also be shown. completed Course I successfully at $3200 research and journal publications. an approved school in Minnesota. A Halloween party will be held The workshop is co-sponsored by frm 7-10 p.m. at the center on Oct. The course will meet from 8:30 Leaving Tuesday Nov. 23rd 5:00 p.m. the Department of Education and 31. a.m.-5:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Stops are:I290 "Woodfield Mall" the Department of Counselor Sundays, November 6,7,13, and 14 Education. This is a one credit Aid For Part-Time Students in 118 Somsen. The course has 95th Street "Denny's" offering, and you may register at If you are a Minnesota resident been approved by the Returns Nov. 28th the first session or in the taking less than twelve Commissioner of Securities Continuing Education office, 112 undergraduate or nine graduate pursuant to Minn. Stat. 82.22 Subd. Leaving Chicago 1:00 p.m. Somsen. credits per quarter, are not 6. (No Alcoholic Beverages) receiving other financial aid grants Call evenings 5:00.10:00 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. For further details, contact Dr. and had a low-moderate income in For registration information, call Ev Eiken at 457-2155 or Dr. Lee 1981, you may qualify for a Regional Campus, 457-2068. McMillen at 457-2075. Minnesota Part-Time Tuition 454-1973 _ Grant. Please contact the Financial United Campus Ministry Aid Office, 106 Somsen, to see if Reservations must be you qualify. Grab a Little Gusto! Let it Shine, a contemporary Grab a musical worship service led by Student Senate made in advance! Koinonia, a Christian singing and Student Senate will hold their Greek Organization!

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Margaret Boddy will:

work to keep tuition fees affordable

X work to strengthen our educational system and to discourage teacher and university professor lay-offs

testify during budget hearings on behalf of our local university and in favor of higher education in general

X vote to maintain adequate state aids to education

Education is a good investment in the future; so is a vote for Margaret Boddy VOTE NOV. 2

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October 27, 1982 Page 9 • entertainment air Of Mice and Men indeed succeeds

PS VE AP TE S Talking with his mouth full, George (Mike Tenhoff) tells Lennie (Jeff Kuehl) about rabbits and "guys like us." by Carolyn Goetzinger what George was feeling and to The other eight cast members changes were necessary and no Review understand his thoughts, emotions were also good, especially Brad vision was obstructed. Of Mice and Men was a and actions. Reuvers as Slim, Jon Hegge as the production, put together in a quite apparent the cast put great hot-headed Curley and James The lighting, under the direction rather short time, which rang of effort into mastering the dialogue Kuehl was also convincing in the Harrington as Candy. of Hegge, flowed smoothly, moving expertise extending far beyond a and accents. rather difficult role of the 'simple- This outstanding visual the audience's attention from one college stage. minded' (to say the least) Lennie. interpretation of Steinbeck's story scene to the next. The sound Michael Tenhoff and Jeff Kuehl, Despite Lennie's massize size and was not limited to the acting. further enhanced the cast and The Wenonah Players brought as George and Lennie respectively strength, he lived in child-like Jacque Reidelberger should be crew's effort, to help complete the John Steinbeck's of Mice and Men were particularly outstanding. innocence, in his little detached commended for the fantastic effort production. to the PAC's Main Theatre for a world. he put into set design. very professional four-day run, Tenhoff turned in a top If last Thursday's performance Oct. 20-23. performance as Lennie's pseudo Kuehl never lost touch of his He did a superb job of was any indication of what to big brother. His character was character. He remained quite aloof transforming the limited stage expect for the rest of the year, Both the cast and set were keyed executed to near-perfection, as to all that was going on around space into a dustily authentic 30's Winona State can look forward to a for the show, and Vivian Fusillo George appeared to become a him, never noticing what Lennie southern California farm scene. great year of productions. should be given much credit for naturally flowing extension of won't have. He too mastered the Four separate sets were pulling everything together. It was Tenhoff. The audience grew to feel flavor of Steinbeck's character. constructed so that no scene KQ settles down to 'amicable' change by Carol Gunderson raising the station from its infancy. But, he said, the rock/entertain- Things are changing at KQAL — ment format created a huge that's just a fact of life, says vacuum in the area of public affairs General Manager Ajit Daniel. and news programming. Change seemed inevitable. In the last year, the campus FM station has gone from a primarily So changes have been made — rock/entertainment format to a but not without some resistance. more varied format that includes a "Being human beings, we are prone variety of public affairs programs to resisting change," Daniel as well as expanded news remarked. coverage. As Daniel sees it, the idea is to "The mass communications work together as a team. department has one thing in mind — to see that the station progresses "If we can sit down, face-to-face, in a positive manner," Daniel said. and thrash out our problems as adults, I don't see any reason why Larry Brown Ajit Daniel That progress has meant change. John Vivian an amicable solution cannot be Says Larry Brown, chief achieved," he said. "I have a lot of announcer, "I feel that the Brown said the lack of students rock format was established. recognized that the station had to faith in the students here. It's just students on KQ are really bending to produce shows and the need for KQAL became known as the be more than a "10 watt campus a matter of allowing them time." from what we used to do. We don't yet more equipment has interfered music alternative, said Brown. In club." Hence, the concentration have big qualms with what the with implementing the format the past, we felt that we were began to develop a voice for the Production Director Bill administration wants to do — the change. He did point out that the fulfilling a need in the community valley community. Cieminski said he thought public affairs, news and block station now has more equipment that was ignored by all other radio everybody involved with KQ really programming." now than it did last spring. stations." "I want KQ to be a showcase for does have the best interests of the the university, the department and station in mind. In short, he said, According to Brown, the Citing KQ's beginning, Brown - But with increased power o) every student involved in the "it's survive and thrive." administration wants to establish said it's amazing what has been 1300 watts in summer 1981, the enterprise," Vivian stated. ,"I credibility, listenership and quality done in the last year alone. station voice was no longer limited would hope the initiative to do this News Director Sam Schuth, programming as well as provide an to the Winona State campus — the would come from students." another team member at KQAL, education for the students working The station began seven years whole valley could hear 89.5 FM. expressed optimism about the at the station. Those are all fine ago with a 10 watt signal and three "And I don't mean to be critical station's future. "I've got faith that things, Brown said, "but they're people bringing their own albums John Vivian, chairman of the of what the station was," added the changes will be successful the administration, just not giving in to supply music for the campus mass communications department Vivian. Rather, he credits the because I've got confidence in the it time to happen." audience. As time went on, the and interface coordinator for KQAL, students for their persistence in people that are here," he said. Page 10 October 27,1982 Tex: It's all right' by Jeff Walker dominates his and our attention. Movie Review The gurgling semi-liquid substance Tex is a nice, soft, almost cuddly within the glass container washes The little movie about two brothers go away to Indiana State away the tension in the scene. Best Live trying to survive adolescence, University on a basketball Likewise, a simple fade-to-black Entertainment without the aid of parents, in the scholarship. Will Tex survive? dissolves the tension in a hospital small town of Bixby, Okla. Enough Don't think twice; it's all right. scene when Tex undergoes Wednesday harsh reality intrudes on their surgery. lives to make the movie Director Hunter further softens interesting. the realistic troubles of Tex by Perhaps most calming and ROLLER giving them a lightly comic quality. appealing, however, is the Thursday - Saturday But what gives their story charm When Tex experiences his first photography itself. Hunter is the way director and co-writer hangover, Hunter has Dillon give occasionally used a soft focus Tim Hunter consistently an understated performance. No technique to good advantage. PETER Z BAND romanticizes or softens the reality. puking in this movie. Instead, When Tex sits by himself to Saturdaay Night Hunter's attitude toward his Hunter emphasizes Tex's cuteness contemplate life, eternity, etc., we characters and toward the by having Tex wrap a quilt around see his surroundings as he sees audience seems to be "Don't think himself. Tex then mopes about the them — soft and semi-blurred. HALLOWEEN PARTY twice; it's all right." kitchen complaining, none too 1/2 Cover If Wearing A Costume seriously, that the room is Hunter also used a shallow focus Because Hunter consistently spinning. technique well. When Tex talks to Sunday finds visual and aural methods to his girlfriend, Jamie, the convey that attitude, Tex is Hunter's camera work also characters in the background are T.S.S. & ATRIO pleasing to the eye and ear. It is a keeps cruelty out of Tex's life. The out of focus. This technique pretty picture show. escaped-convict hitchhiker, who prevents background details from pulls a gun on Tex and Mason, is distracting the viewer. Those 101 Johnson St. Winona In order to make a movie that shot by police off-screen. When the blurry people back in the upper-left looks nice, good-looking actors are police rescue Tex, we see only the corner of the screen? Don't think needed. Hence, Matt Dillon officers' backs. By filming the twice; it's all right. portrays Tex. "He's so cute!" says scene from behind the officers, one girl to her friend after meeting Hunter keeps the faces of The dialogue, written by Hunter PAPA JOHN'S PIZZA Tex. Jim Metzler, another soft- authority out of his movie and and Charlie Haas, is nice, as well. It featured actor, portrays Tex's keeps the always attractive face of is agreeably old-fashioned. When older brother Mason. Nearly Tex in the center of the screen. the origin of Mason's basketball everybody in the brothers' lives is talent is questioned, we get a gentle in appearance, including Hunter also keeps his sets country style response: "His Mama JOHNS PITCHER OF Tex's best friend Johnny — a attractive. The home of Tex and was a thoroughbred." Even the blond-haired, blue-eyed paragon of Mason is frequently softly lit. serious scene involving the gun- masculinity. Comforting shadows, not glaring toting hitchhiker is smoothed over lights, dominate. Their home has a by soft dialogue. A female news ANY BEVERAGE The plot is also relaxed, gentle. lived-in look also. Their couches reporter concludes her interview Instead of one major conflict, there look incredibly comfortable. Their with Tex by asking "Where'd you are lots of little problems for Tex pickup truck is also well broken-in. get those dimples?" and Mason. Its windows are glazed and 50c smeared. Hence, the reality A final soft touch was added by For example, Mason is forced to outside the truck does not distract Pino Donaggio, who gets credit for sell Tex's favorite horse (a good from the attractive characters arranging the music. One example 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. lookin' horse too!) to pay the bills. inside. should suffice: while Mason plays Tex would like to get the horse an intense game of basketball, a back...sort of. But he gets Even the potentially tragic slow, bluesy guitar tune twangs _ Miller away on the soundtrack. The music distracted by other teenage settings are softened. When Tex changes basketball to a soothing, On Expires Nov. 3rd 1982 "troubles" such as motorcycles, gets involved with some scared and visual poem. T ap booze, girls, small-town boredom irate drug dealers, a conversation- Just A Step Away and the prospect that Mason may piece resembling a lava lamp Continued on Page 12 For Delivery Dial The Easiest Number In Town The Company back in business 452.1234 529 Huff by Cathy Lee Cieminski stories, songs and dances — what good opportunities to see what they call "bringing culture to kids we're about. Our shows aren't just The Company is back again, through our acting." for children but for adults too." entertaining WSU audiences. wWAREHOUSE Their first performance this year Burke continued, "The material was for the Homecoming we use is designed to appeal to Fusillo, the Company's adviser, coronation show. In keeping with everyone, even though our vehicle said that there is no single the "Fall Fantasy" theme, the is children's literature." LIQUORS individual leader — The troupe did an adaptation of responsibilities are shared. Ideas 176 East 3rd Street 452.1821 Last year the Company Princess and the Pea. are worked out by all members of 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Mon.-Sat. performed for a senior citizen's the group. Each performer also According to one troupe group, the Cochrane-Fountain City designs his costume to reflect his member, the Company exists Elementary School, Steamboat personality. Halloween 12 Pack because Vivian Fusillo had Days and three times at WSU. directed a similar troupe several years before, and the schools they According to Burke, this year's Specials visited enjoyed and missed the Members Krista Carson and plans include traveling to area • Jacob Best shows. Jane Burke agree that the grade schools, conducting a • Miller Company's appeal extends to more children's Christmas show for Schmidt • Blatz The Company's performance than children. Carson said, "The Peerless Chain and at least one • includes a repertoire of short shows we have here at WSU are show at WSU. • Old Style * Special Low Price on * • events • even,ts • events •events Oct. 30, Saturday Miller Quarter Barrels Oct. 27 -Nov. 2, Wednesday-Tuesday Oct. 28, Thursday Exhibit: Don Howard paintings Movie: The Night of the Living Film: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde * Check Out Our Wine Specials * Watkins Hall gallery Dead 120 Pasteur 120 Pasteur 7:30 p.m. Oct. 27, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Winter Quarter One Acts general admission $1 Nov. 2, Tuesday "From Warehouse auditions With costume 75C United Campus Ministry PAC Soup Series UCM House to Your House" Noon

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Those new Thursday Night Tacos 3 for $1" will see two- Voicewriter 5:00- 7:00p.m. choir preview A Margaritas on Restaurant & Lounge By Paul Burmeister Special All Night by Sherri Lynn Williams Corner 3rd & Johnson 454-6939 P.S• Remember Tap WSU's Concert Choir will do a Special Tues. Night 5-Closing preview performance during

Academic Preview Day on Nov. 3. ,,,,, • • , • .6 , It's so encouraging to be able to write of something unabashedly the choir will perform at 11 a.m. on good, for a change, in regard to recent record releases. Presenting the Main Stage of the PAC under Donald Fagen's self-indulgent The Nightfly and the Roches you-find- the direction of Richmond the-superlative Keep on Doing. Treasure Galore McClurer. Quality Used Clothing For "It will be a regular program, If you know anything, you know that Donald Fagen was one of the Men, Women & Children but shorter," says McClurer. The co-creators of Steely Dan. If you know Steely Dan, you will appreciate 200 West Third choir will sing such works as MMWMM and immediately recognize the every-note-a-reason sensibility, the (Kidy corner from Courthouse) "Chester," "The Martyr's Tune," magical sound textures and the nonpareil production found on The "Ching-a-Ring," and the first and Nightfly. Hours: Wed.-Fri. 9-4, Sat. 12-4 last movements of "Testament of

• - 9. ,, ,9aQ • Freedom." If you miss Steely Dan as much as I do, Nightfly is wonderful. It is super-pop in the superior-to sense of the term. It doesn't get any Also, the Change of Pace Swing better than this, except for maybe on your old Steely Dan albums. Tights, Leotards, Choir will step out of the concert Costume Ideas and choir and sing "Candle on the Besides, Donald Fagen is the coolest man in contemporary music. Of Makeup Water," "Magic to Do" and others. course I am likely being biased, but I do recommend Nightfly. I wouldn't expect everyone to like it, though. McClurer and Lofald both said that presenting first the concert Donald Fagen is not for everyone. The Roches should be. choir and later the swing choir "will give perspective students a If you like CSN or the Moody Blues, you should love Keep on Doing. better picture of the choirs and Wide selection If you like REO, you might dislike the Roches, but that's your problem. 410 of colors and Music department and of what If you're like Dr. Ivan Olson, you should put your smugness aside and styles for men they have to offer." women and listen to this. If you like Stevie Nicks or Ann and Nancy Wilson, these children 452-2053 sisters should make your blush.

Film Preview From the first, quirky strains of the "Hallelujah Chorus" to the final instrumentals of "Keep on Doing What You Do/Jerk on the Loose," eti3 this album never stops being excellent. Jekyll & Hyde 75 PLAZA WEST It doesn't matter that Keep on Doing is produced by Robert Fripp is good & evil (he is incredible) or whoever, only that it's so good. Call it quirk-folk, power-folk, punk-folk (it has elements of all) or whatever, just call it by Peter Joria good.

The Film Society's Halloween If there were four albums I would buy from all of 1982's releases, Godfather's movie this year is the 1932 version this would be my second choice. If you have any taste and $8 to spend, of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, this would be your next, first choice. ® starring Fredric March. Two other rzza versions have starred notable Yeah! (As in "I Fell in Love" - by the Roches and about me.) Hollywood actors — John Barrymore in the 1920 silent and Spencer Tracy in a more lavish 1941 production — but March was the only one to receive special High Frequency Make It A recognition (an Oscar) for his performance. A schedule of programming on AVM

Based on Robert Louis Lowenbrau Night Stevenson's classic horror novel, Wednesday 11 a.m. Knowledge for All Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde tells the 2 p.m. Listen Closely story of an over-zealous scientist, 5 p.m. Decent Exposure living in 19th century London, who 7 p.m. Classic Album attempts to break down the human The Dave Clarke Five, Greatest Hit personality into its good (noble and Thursday 11 a.m. Coffee, Toast and Jazz Pitcher Special On evil (instinctual) components. His James White and the Blacks, Sax Maniac success results in his own self- Folk Waves Mondays destruction. 5 p.m. Henry Hull Show 7 p.m. Acetate Review Made a half-century ago, the film The Gun Club, Miami and seems rather dated but in a campy, Friday 11 a.m. Arts In-terview enjoyable way. Mariam Hopkins, Journey Through Sound as the cabaret singer named 5 p.m. Rock Profile Tuesdays "Champagne Ivy," provides a 7 p.m. Specials Lit credible object for Mr. Hyde's lust. Mott the Hoople Fredric March, for his part, seems Saturday 7 p.m. Revolution Rock Check It Out II ► to actually enjoy being evil Misfits ! (particularly in regrads to Sunday 7 p.m. Silly Sunday Ms.Hopkins), yet plays a 8 p.m. Sunday Night Softly gentleman equally well. Monday 11 a.m. Tok Talk Godfathat Singapore eme:ze pizza, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde will be 2 p.m. Writer's Voice shown Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in 5 p.m. Radio Nostalgia Pasteur 120. Costumes are de 7 p.m. Tracking Force rigueur. Life in the European Theater: Soundtrack Tuesday 11 a.m. Jazz Bash 66 Center Congratultions 2 p.m. Country Funkin' '/2Block E. of Cine 4 Sigma Tau Gamma John Anderson, "Wild and Blue" (507)454-4414 on taking 3rd for your float. 5 p.m. Henry Hull Show 7 p.m. On Stage Live Winona, MN The Sisters of Delta Zeta Sorority Page 12 October 27, 1982

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• •-1,1111.M.,,,T,,C■•••,,,,.....,C■111.... • sports Warriors take sixth at Invitational... the third game. She skyed over the by Kim Empey action by hitting two aces past the Pintos. Roskop's counterpart, net on one such occasion and slammed a ball that was a foot on Playing together as a team for a Kelly King, came in and dug out a the Bluegold's side of the court. period of time, will develop Pinto power spike by diving and consistency," said Volleyball Coach returning the ball with one arm. But Eau Claire widened the gap Lavonne Fiereck on Sept. 15. But this wasn't about to happen with some unforced errors and in the second game as Southwest's went on to win 15-2. However playing time since Charlotte Nelson spiked the The WSU netters had their tip- hasn't been a "cure-all" for the Pinto's to a 7-0 lead. The Pinto's to-the-center weakness uncovered WSU netters. tipped the ball to the Warrior's by Macalester College in the next vulnerable center court for the invitational match. Goetz sparked The Warrior's still suffered from next four points. The Pinto's the Warrior's offense with a few the familiar five-to-eight point continued to exploit this weakness non set hits that caught Macalester syndrome of lag and inconsistency in the Warrior's defense and went by surprise. But Macalester's off throughout the 1982 Parent's Day. on to win 15-3. speed hits and tips to the middle The Pinto's followed the same was the difference in the game and Southwest State defeated plan in game four. They mixed the match as Macalester won 15-7 Winona State in three out of four timely hitting with a lot of tipping. and 15-11. games, 8-15, 15-3, 15-13, and 15-11 on Oct. 22. The next day the Pinto's Most of the balls fell untouched in WSU lost their chance for third continued their winning ways then the center of the Warrior's court. place by losing to St. Catherines. went on by beating Macalester The Warriors fell in game four and The Warriors won the first game College for the championship of the dropped another NIC match. 15-13. Connelly, Hein, and Goetz nine-team Winona Invitational held mixed plays and outwitted St. WSU started playing with the in McCown gym. Catherines. But the Warriors lost winning intensity the next day by their momentum and lost the next blau, beating UW-Eau Claire 15-6 in the WSU placed sixth, winning their The Warrior's Sue Dehn hangs her head after St. Catherine's knocked two games 15-9 and 15-6. first game of the Winona first match over the University of the Warriors out of their own tournament. Winona State dropped three Invitational, but lost the second Wisconsin-Eau Claire, but dropped out of four matches and finished a disappointing sixth. The Warriros will try to get back game 15-7. the next three to Macalester, on the winning track tonight The Warriors took an early lead conference match by a 5-1 margin. against UW-Stout in Menomonie, Marycrest (Iowa), and St. Roskop made some key hits in Catherine's. over Southwest in Friday's Bernadette Roskop started the Wis. While St. Cloud sweeps NW match

by Diane Tenuta

The Winona State Women's Volleyball team lost 3-0 against St. Cloud State in Tuesday night action in McCown Gym.

The Warriors began the match well, but still lost the first two games by scores of 15-13 and 16-14. In the third game the Warriors lost by a disappointing 15-2 score.

Head Coach Lavonne Fiereck said "St. Cloud has the best blocking team in the conference. They played a new offense against us and our players didn't pick it up very quick."

Fiereck added, "St. Cloud is unbeaten in conference play and they've had the winning experience in close games. We haven't had that experience yet. It's a psychological thing."

St. Cloud State began strong, going up 3-0 in the opening game before the Warriors recorded their first point. Winona State's Beth Walker and Jenny Hein attempt to block a shot against St. Cloud State during a recent Behind spikes by Bernadette NIC match. The Warriors were unable to stop the league leading Huskies and went down to defeat in three Roskop and Sue Dehn, Winona games. State regained the lead 8-6.

The Huskies came right back With the score 14-11 the The Warriors continued to build Huskies as they literally when Dorene Dechaine delivered a Warriors called for time. WSU their lead to 10-8 before St. Cloud outclassed the Warriors. The final spike on the Warrior back line to came back with two quick points called for time. score was 15-2. give the Huskies an 11-10 lead. changing the score to 14-13. But the Huskies held tough and went The Huskies came right back on to win the first game 15-13. and chipped away at the Warrior The Warriors did have some Cloud tied the score at 14- Fiereck said, "We playl, two success at the Winona Invitational The Huskies kept their attack lead. St. In the second game Winona 14 and finished the Warriors off strong games. It's a matteF, of not as they started out on the right ping as Lisa Greve slammed a State jumped to a 6-0 lead behind with a spike by Becky Stream. being able to get the final points to foot by beating UW-Eau Claire. /spike to the Winona back court blocking and spiking by Beth win. The first two games could Jenny Hein does a victory leap , faking out all the Warriors who Walker and Deb Connelly. The third game belonged to the have gone either way." after a Warrior win. were all playing close to the net.

Page 19 October 27, 1982 Warrior's upset bid falls short

by Al Light too. But after what you almost did On the Warrior's next the second quarter but failed to Dragons on a fourth and one to a nationally ranked team you possession Speer was intercepted capitalize on either opportunity. situation at the goal line. If close counted in football as it shouldn't feel too bad." again on Winona's 34-yard line. The Dragons sacked Speer in the does in hand-grenades the Winona This turnover set up Moorhead's The first chance came when a 35- end zone on the Warrior's first play State Football team could have had It was the passing of Winona first touchdown. yard pass from Speer to Nelson from the goal line giving them a 16- the upset of the year last Saturday State quarterback Steve Speer moved Winona State to 14 lead. against NIC leader Moorhead that caused the near upset. Speer's The Dragons used four running Moorhead's six yard line. But on State. passes were aimed mostly toward plays in their scoring drive, the the next play the Dragons The Dragons added three more his favorite receiver, Lief Nelson. final one was a 13-yard intercepted their second pass of points following Winona State's But it was not to be as the The sophomore quarterback quarterback keeper by Dennis the game to stop another Warrior free kick when Greg Martin hit a Dragons edged the Warriors 26-21 passed for 448 yars to set a new Eastman that gave Moorhead threat. 33-yard field goal. in a closely fought contest on the NIC record. Nelson accounted for State an early 7-0 lead. Dragon's home turf. 240 of those yards which also set a Winona State muffed another Moorhead increased their lead to new NIC record for total yardage The Dragon's increased their lead scoring opportunity when a fake 26-14 late in the game when Ken It was the fourth time this by a receiver. But it was four to 14-0 on their next possession field goal attempt at the 29 yard Maye returned a Winona State season that the Warriors have interceptions that played a major when Eastman threw an 18-yard line fell short of the first down punt 56 yards for a touchdown. been beaten by a margin of less role in stopping the near upset scoring strike in the end zone. sticks. than a touchdown. An upset of the from becoming an actuality. But the Warriors didn't give up. Dragon's would have been Winona State's first points came Winona State did manage to tie Behind Speer's passing they moved especially sweet for the Warriors early in the second quarter when the score in the third quarter. to Moorhead's one yard line. Speer because Moorhead State is not only In the opening drive of the game they intercepted an Eastman pass Passes of 24 yards to Nelson and 31 ran the ball in himself tightening sitting on top of the NIC, but is Speer hit four of five passes on their own 22-yard line. A 47- yards to Bret Brumm set up a one the score to 26-21. ranked second in the NAIA including a 35-yard bomb to yard bomb from Speer to Nelson yard touchdown dive by Mark Division I national rankings. Nelson. This brought the Warriors set up a 13-yard touchdown pass by Ballwanz. With 1:34 left in the game the inside the Dragon's 10-yard line. the same combination. Warriors attempted a onside kick Warrior Coach Myron Smith But the scoring attempt was stifled Moorhead State regained the told his team after the game, "I when Moorhead State picked off With the score 14-7 the Warriors lead in the fourth quarter moments know you're disappointed, I am Speer's pass in the end zone. had two other chances to score in after Winona State sto 1)ed the Continued on Page 15 MI11111111 10% Off Store Wide Duck hunters find spotty success Largest selection of athletic by Bill Evenson was a flight, but it didn't start until while the season in the rest of the footwear, running gear, rackets after the season ended in state remains open until Nov. 20. Hunters must be aware of the & balls in the area. The 1982 waterfowl season Minnesota. The reason for the late use of lead shot in Minnesota. The opened Oct. 2 with high flight was the unusually warm use of lead shot is illegal in Void on expectations for over 100,000 Nov. and Dec. winds prevented the sale items Sports-In Store northern lakes from freezing. southeastern Minnesota and hunters throughout the state of 3rd and Franklin Expires 11.3-82 Minnesota. The water levels have In the southeastern Minnesota Canvasbacks are illegal to shoot. 454-2442 been about normal for this time of area, the season ends on Dec. 9 Both laws are strickly enforced. IMINIMMEMENNON year according to the Department of Natural Resources. According to the DNR, the duck population is slightly less than a year ago with Mallards and Canvasbacks being the hardest hit. But the blue-winged Teal and Widgeon are showing increased numbers. The Canadian Geese population is the largest in the state since the early 20's said a DNR spokesman. A DNR official also said that the brood (this year's hatchings) stock of ducks in Canada is 20-25 percent lower than it was last year. The problem seems to be the lack of moisture in Ablerta and in the wheat fields of northern Saskatchewan. Meanwhile the Canadian Geese population in northern Canada had another ee 30 c-60ke derie . record-breaking hatch according to \d, \O cc\c\o'ce ca\\p\c, useus the department. The opening day reports from 0,. so1,\. se around the state revealed spotty sav success for most hunters. Northern \--\00S. \ 00 ,(\ . s„ • Minnesota proved to be the best , ri.- ..00 area for action with Scaup 0s caOy \ess (Bluebills) and blue-winged Teal . the main bags. Another area that cV\5.\ Q\) .00 received substantial action was the \0 eraOc-\\.ec!,2S d e\\\Jecy aSea western Minnesota prairies with Mallards and Bluebills being the main targets. eVesdays \key° The reports in Southwestern ♦ dNINI portion of the state were very good Goo according to the DNR. The main bags were Wood ducks, Widgeon and Bluebills. The best times seemed to be in the morning from sun-up to 10 a.m. 6 99 The next few weeks will be slow because the Teal have started to migrate south and the Northern birds have yet to move out of Canada according to the DNR. The annual migration called, "The Flight" by duck hunters, will not begin until the weather in Canada becomes severe. Last year there %1-„( :,cst

October 27,1982 Page 15 Mark Didtler, WSU 's 'Mr. Sports'

by Eric Norgaarden Sports, a weekly sports wrap up One of the most sports minded for one quarter and went on to individuals on the Winona State anchor various other sportscasts. campus is Chicago native Mark He also worked the play-by-play Didtler. For the past three years broadcasts of WSU basketball and Didtler, a senior majoring in Mass baseball games for KQAL radio. Communications, has made sure , WSU and the Winona area stays Besides his participation in the well informed in his beloved area of WSU media, Didtler has been the interest, sports. public address announcer at the Winona Senior High School home A graduate of Lane Technical baseball games and has worked in High School on the north side of the same capacity for the WSU Chicago, Didtler came to Winona in wrestling team. the fall of 1979. He became immediately involved with radio Two of the last three years station KQAL-FM and the campus Didtler has spent part of March in

television facility WECC-Channel Florida covering major league 12. baseball's spring training exclusively for KQAL radio. "Being from Chicago turned out to be a big advantage for me "I've seen over 400 major league EMMERLING

because I was able to learn from games in 11 different major league K

some of the best sportscasters in parks besides the ones in Florida," VE E

the world," said Didtler. said Didtler. T S Mark Didtler takes a break from his daily production duties at KQAL radio. The senior Mass Didtler was news director at Didtler said that he has many Communications major served as news director at the station for two years and is currently the sports KQAL for two years and is souvenirs to prove how much time director. currently the sports director at the he has spent in sports arenas. He station. This enabled him to adds that "a baseball game is a sports broadcasting. love." and heard at KQAL as he directs a become a very credible source of baseball game no matter where team of sportscasters and news and especially sports. you go. But at a college game you "I'll go wherever the job I get Although he played both varsity reporters. He also admits that see ballplayers hustle more than in takes me," said Didtler. "I'd like to baseball and basketball in high radio station KWNO is a favorite At WECC Didtler began by the pro ranks." work in radio because television is school, Didtler says his favorite hangout. "tinkering" with some of the off- often too limited timewise." He spectator sports are baseball, camera technical aspects like After graduation in May with a adds that "money is not hockey and college football. "For the most part I enjoy the directing and running camera. He degree in Mass Communications, important." "It would be great to people I work with. I simply love was the director of Winona In Didtler will pursue a career in get paid for doing something you These days Didtler can be found sports," said Didtler.

Football

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but Moorhead State was able to The loss dropped the Warriors Elect recover it. From that point the record to 2-6 overall and 1-5 in the Dragons picked up a first down and NIC. simply ran out the clock. CHIEF DEPUTY The Warriors will close out the The win kept Moorhead State's 1982 season with a nonconference perfect record intact. The Dragons game against Augsburg College are 6-0 overall and 4-0 in the NIC. Oct. 30 at Maxwell field. VERN SPITZER GRAND OPENING ! ! !

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Scoreboard

W omen's Volleyball Offbeats 21,21,21 Zooplexers 10,14,18 Obpst 21,21,21 Spikers 16,16,15 Dick's D's 8,21,21 Nailus 21,19,10 Party Girls 22,21,18 Wrapper Refunds 20,18,21 Green Sox 21,21,21 Penthouse Sweethearts 14,12,17 Facers 20,21,21 Fringe Benefits 22,18, 7 Doo-Dee's -14,21,21 Big Guys 21,11,15 Conway Fireballs 21, 3,16 3M's 14,21,21 Spiking Six Pac 21, 1, 1 Rellim 17, 0, 0 Teamsters 21,16,21 Sheehan Surehitters 13,21,13 Sky Walkers 21,20,21 SWAT 16,22,19 Bar Rag Won No Name Team Forfeit Spiffy Spikers 19,21,23 Underworld 21,16,21 Bump n' Score 21, 7,21 HMW 14,21,18 Blue Ballers 21,20,21 SWMHC 12,22, 6

Women's Flag Football

Imbibers 14 Pe Pe La Pews 0

Rellim 7 Kamikazers 0 LAKE

Reversibles 8 Jag Ons 0 W.

Untouchables 12 Muggers 7

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