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by Kim Skorlinski problem (of carrying on the governor's budget proposal was recommended a $15.7 million surcharge)," said Quie, and will that there will be no growth in increase in order to fund all eligible It would appear that Governor try to start the next biennium at state-financial aid programs for applicants for financial aid. The Al Quie kept his word to the the $12.20 credit. students. Executive Director Board's request was based on students of the State University Clyde R. Ingle of the Minnesota tuition increases and the increase System. The 9.1 percent tuition increase Higher Education Coordinating in the number of applicants. that Winona State students will Board, stated in a news release, Quie, in his budget address on have to pay next fall raises tuition that Quie's decision to reduce If the legislature approves the January 27, proposed tuition to $13.31, which is only 11 cents HECB's "request for scholarship governor's proposed two-year increases of 9.1 and 8.6 percent for more than the $13.20 students now and grant funds by $15,760,000 for budget of $8.7 billion, Ingle feels it all public universities and colleges pay with the $1 surcharge intact. the biennium and to recommend "would impair the ability of for the next two academic years. phasing out regional centers in thousands of Minnesota residents But the increases will be based on The State University Board Rochester, Wadena and the Iron to pursue their education beyond the normal tuition of $12.20 per voted unanimously on October 14, Range contradicts the state's high school." credit, rather than the surcharge 1980, to pass the surcharge, an 8.2 commitment to providing access to "This is especially troublesome that was put into effect last fall, percent tuition increase, to help and choice of opportunities for at a time when applications for just as Quie stated when student off-set a $4 million budget cut in residents regardless of their financial aid programs are representatives from the SUS met the SUS. economic or geographic increasing at a rate of. 10 to 15 Governor Al Quie. with the Minnesota governor on background." percent a year," said the HECB October 1, 1980. "I recognize the Another outcome of the The Coordinating Board director.

Winona State University Volume LVH, Number 12 INONAN February 4, 1981 Registration down payment dropped because the committee thought President Robert Hanson's had to place a $100 down payment run smoothly. by Lisa Lochen and fewer students would switch approval of a January 27 proposal to hold their classes at winter pre- The committee convenes when Leigh Davis classes between fee payment at by the. Academic Affairs registration. This amount was then registration policy changes are pre-registration and the start of Registration Committee to requested, explained Day, "$100 Fee waived bye-bye" subtracted from their tuition at fee classes if they had to pay the $100," discontinue the $100 down chairperson of the committee. states a sign posted at the Student payment periods. said Varner. Senate Office. payment. The Committee includes: Day, But there is more to the revised "I don't think there was that Students receiving financial aid faculty advisors, personnel from The sign announces WSU fee policy than just waiving the fee much difference made by the down bye-bye. admissions, registrar's, financial payment policy," said Varner. aid and the business offices, and three members of the student "Basically, the changes made are The policy change at winter pre- body. These members were all that students on financial aid do registration caused some appointed by Hanson, according to not have to pay the $100 down inconvenience for the Business payment at pre-registration," Tim Fontaine, chairperson Office and some confusion for the Student Services Committee. explained Jerome Varner, director students on financial aid because of the Business Office at Winona they had to come to the cashiers State . "All they (students on The new pre-registration tuition office twice instead of just once. "I and fee payment procedures will be financial aid) have to do is come think it'll be more convenient for posted at pre-registration in the over to the Cinema Room (Kryzsko the students now," said Varner. Commons) and pick up their fee East Cafeteria of Kryzsko Commons. See new payment statement, take it over to the The down payment policy of last procedures on page 12. people who handle financial aid and quarter also created more sign a form (like the fee statement). paperwork for the Financial Aid That'll keep their classes." Office with students coming in to by Tom O'Brien take out $100 emergency loans. All Non-financial aid students will the students who applied for the If you've been feeling poorly lately, you're not alone. have the option of paying $100 on emergency loans received the pre-registration day or in full on money, so none were turned down, Since the holiday season, attention has been paid to the A-Bangkok February 18-19. Those students, according to an employee of the flu. Officials at that time feared college students, returning to their not on financial aid, electing to pay Financial Aid Office. $100 down payment do not have to respective campuses across the country after Christmas vacation, Financial Aid Director Robert pay for their classes until the third could give the A-Bangkok flu the impetus it needed to become an Lietzau was unavailable for epidemic. Although the flu has not officially reached epidemic academic day of spring quarter. comment. proportion in Minnesota, it has hit the Winona area quite hard. What was the purpose of the Last Tuesday, the Registration down payment? According to Dr. Warren Haesly, director of WSU health services, said although Committee convened in response Varner, the down payment's the flu that has been plaguing Winona is hard to identify as the A- to the Student Senate's request to purpose was to help the academic Bangkok strain, it is possible that the virus has afflicted several drop the $100 down payment at area in the planning and scheduling hundred WSU students. pre-registration. of class sizes. (Meaning better class availability for students.) "The last two weeks we averaged about 100 students per day," The Registration Committee's said Haesly. "This week we'll probably average 60 or so. I would responsibility is to see that pre- "The committee agreed last year imagine that for every student that we see, there are probably two or registration and mass registration that the $100 down payment was a Jerome Varner. three who don't come in," he added. good in-between approach to making certain that students were Haesly said this is a respiratory-type flu with symptoms such as sincere in their intent to return the headaches, dizziness, pretty high fever, cough, sore throat and next quarter," said Sue Day, vice Inside muscular aches. president of Academic Affairs. He believes the flu is on the down-swing now, but urges people The students on the committee with flu-like symptoms to seek medical attention or medication to thought that the students at WSU Toys Not Just Kid Stuff. Page 3 counteract the cough and high fever. who would be affected by this Get A Job. Page 7 down payment policy could manage Attack of the Killer Reviews Pages 8-9 "Get a lot of rest and give your body a chance to repair itself," he it, according to Day. Swimming Program Slowly Sinking. Page 15 said. "The policy change was initiated

Page 2 February 4, 1981 Student insurance provides ' good deal'

by Kathy Johnson about it, but for some students it family plan is also available at the maximum benefit listed in the These are listed in the policy. maybe worthwhile to look into. cost of $130. schedule. An example would be an Do Winona State students want apendectomy, which is listed at Major medical benefits include insurance? For a fee of $21.60 per quarter, a Rushmore Mutual Life payment of 80 percent of covered student is covered by the Student Insurance Company offers this services after $100, up to $10,000. A common question students are Health Plan. This includes such plan through Alexander and Services covered by this include asked when registering deals with things as hospitals benefits, Alexander, Inc. Charles Bentley, laboratory services, prescribed whether or not they want medical services, major expense director of the counseling center at drugs and medicine, services by insurance. Many know nothing benefits, and maternity benefits. A WSU, acts as a medium for the doctors and nurses, casts, splints r. me mo mo mom ■•■■•• Go no mos Gm aI=OnIn- I company and handles the policies. and others. TM 1 "If you don't have other Maternity benefits are available BUY ONE SPECIALTY SANDWICH insurance, it's a good deal," said for students, and if covered by the AND RECEIVE ONE FREE LARGE Bently. He considers the $21.60 family plan, their spouse as well. BEVERAGE (COKE, SPRITE, ETC.) I premium relatively inexpensive compared to the premium a Dental benefits are not included Please present this coupon before order- student would get on his or hey in the plan unless it is a result of an 1 BURGER ing. Limit one coupon per customer. Void I own. accident or injury. where prohibited- by law. This offer 1 expires March 1, 1981. 1 According to Bentley, the This fall, approximately 300 Good only at Winona. 1 4111111.11111111F 1 Student Health Service endorses students signed up for the Student the Student Health Plan. Charles Bentley Health Plan, according to Bentley. Many of these were foreign Students must purchase the $200. If the surgery costs over students because they are not health insurance when they pay $200, the student would pay the covered by any other insurance. fees, or within 10 days thereafter. additional cost. Charlies D D The policy runs from the first day "I'm certainly satisfied with the of the quarter to the first day of There are fixed rates for such insurance company," said Bently. Get Mugged Every Day With A Charlies Mug the following quarter. things as doctor visits, anesthesia, "They pay the bills and follow the ambulance service, and x-rays. terms of the contract." Under the hospital expense Tuesday: Bret & Beer for o Buck benefits, the policy covers the multi-bed rate minus$5, which the Visiting Program Weems* Buck Nite student pays. Payment for services and supplies are also included Thursday: Not Dogs 2 for 50° under this. matches young, elderly Medical services such as surgery ALSO: Discover "The Upstairs" are covered in accordance with the by Carolyn Goetzinger program last fall. There are seven Minnesota Medical Association additional staff members, most of featuring Exotic Drinks 1973 Relative Value Schedule. The "What is your glorious age?" Is a whom are also involved in other insurance company will pay the question frequently asked by the Winona Volunteer Service Winona Volunteer Service's programs. Friendly Visiting Program. Currently there are ninety pairs of In April 1979, the most common For Keggers, Special Occasions, or Novelties young/elderly citizens discovering problem cited by people sixty and the answers together; sharing over, in a needs assessment friendships, stories and . survey, were loneliness and lack of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer experiences, and learning about stimulation. The Friendly Visitors Look for Pabst Student Sweepstakes Entry Form the aging process. Program is trying to address these problems on a county level. The The Friendly Visiting Program staff is helping smaller used to be called Adopt a Grand- communities set up similar parent. According to its director programs by offering guidance and Briana McCarthy OSF, "It is about support. Farrell believes the bringing people of different ages program has the potential to grow, together." She also sees it as a way based on the responses from the of building the community, and young-elderly Vinny Valdez Sandee Tschida getting senior citizens more 454-5044 involved. The program is trying to change 457-2801 Campus Reps the attitudes of society towards Most of the visitors are college aging, in a more positive way. students, though McCarthy is McCarthy feels the program offers hoping for more community the volunteer a chance to "explore, involvement. Thirty of the in creative ways, how older people volunteers are Winona State still have an awful lot to students. The volunteers spend at contribute." Farrell, who in least one hour of "quality" time addition to her responsibilities as a each week, with the same senior coordinator visits with an elderly citizen, over a six to nine month woman, said, "I see it (the Friendly period. They must also meet with a 6 Visiting Program) as a college 4111■7/11■ coordinator once a month to talk student going outside of his or her AIM&STANDARD ( STANDARD about their experiences, and any atmosphere, to get acquainted \1'4 problems they have encountered. IMO". Huff & Belleview Sts. Winona 452-3559 --‘4111Fr intmately with an elderly person, Finally, volunteers must attend and relate to their world." two to four inservice sessions a In the event you want or need an oil filter year. or lubrication, or any of our other fine products - you pay only normal price for these products. 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The Friendly Visiting Program Look what we offer Successful People is financed by a Region 10 Grant, Free Motor Oil During Changes—Radiator Shop — Winona County Department of Lifetime Guarantee Superior Muffler and Exhaust Parts — Social Services, and the United Front End Alignment — Trained Mechanics — Way. It was started "out of need" Electronic Wheel Balancing — Atlas Accessories — Atlas Tires five years ago, by Ellis Dick. McCarthy was hired as director in Where Successful People Buy July 1980. The coordinators, Mary Farrell and Steve Ohly, joined the

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A sample of Theis' wooden creations: two cars,' a train, and a candleholder. (Photo by Lisa Lochen) REDUCTIONS! 50% - 75% Off Theis works so others can play Times: Fri. 9-9 Also Bargains by Lisa Lochen the same. So, I listen to the watch children I know. playing with customers' and store owners' the toys is probably the most Sat. 9-5 Throughout What is kid-resistant, play- comments." Making these changes satisfying." Sun. 12-5 tested, has an appealing design, keeps the toys appealing and Entire and is thrown around just to see if competitive in the market, Theis The profit which Theis receives FOLLOW THIS MAP TO THE SAVINGS! Store it'll stay together? feels. is put back into the improving and updating of his equipment. Plans All Week If you ask Tim Theis, he'll tell Theis uses pine and birch in the are currently underway for a at the you that testing is just part of the construction of the toys. Birch is remodeled workshop in his SUGAR job of building wooden toys. used for the parts thinly cut basement. WINONA Iron Rail because it doesn't splinter as easily Local marketers for his toys are ARMORY 72 Plaza East Theis is a native Winonan as pine. Also, birch wears well, the Nordic Circle and the Winona Downtown Winona working full-time as a layout works easily, and gives a nicer County Historical Society supervisor for Camera Art, finish and color than pine, said Museum Gift Shop. Lewiston, Minn. He is also working Theis. on an Art major at Winona State. — CLIP AND SAVE — CLIP AND SAVE — CUP AND SAVE — Theis buys large pieces of wood "Making these toys takes up any and cuts them down to blocks close `00 spare time that I have left," Theis to the toy size. The toys are glued VO4S 0 says. and doweled together. The toys OS 0, have no metal fasteners, are mediate Theis has always liked sanded a minimum of two times, in woodworking. "It gave me plus given rounded corners for something to do with my spare safety. "I make everything right C). time," he said. Six years ago he down to the wheels," Theis was unemployed and thus turned modestly remarked. his craft into a part-time business. Most of the toys are left with a "I started to make wooden toys natural finish. But last year, as a after I read an article on them. trial, Theis started painting some From this article I redesigned Cash of the cars and trucks. "Many of some of those toys to make them the wooden toys from Germany BUYING RINGS GOLD SILVER COINS z more appealing," Theis explained. and Sweden are painted, so I'm Vt 0 PAYING CASH FOR "They're more like caricatures," he trying different things to keep up z 4 continued, "like the airplane that with the competition," Theis CLASS RINGS GOLD STERLING couldn't fly because its wings declared. "People can get them any were too short." way they want; natural, oiled, or DENTAL GOLD SILVER SILVER

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Support your local Our Readers Respond athletic program KQ DJ responds to Klein letter Dear Editor: sure show that you don't know too KQAL, like all the other much about KQAL. For one thing, facilities here at WSU, is a learning Fan support for athletics at WSU is in a sorry state. This letter written in response KQ was not intended to be a top 40 center, and it is meant to help train to Mr. Larry Klein's letter to the station, and unless there are some those people who want to get But, to some this should be the case. After all, our editor in the Jan. 28 issue, which very drastic changes, which I do involved in the Mass athletic program here isn't the greatest in the world, is was entitled "KQAL Rocks Winona not see in the future, KQ will stay a Communications area, so don't it? This is true in many instances, yet even those sports Too Hard." progressive radio station. KQ is knock any of the DJ's at KQ. We that are thriving lack student interest and participation. intended for those people who get are all involved with the station to In his letter, Mr. Klein states sick and tired of hearing the same learn how to become better. Take gymnastics, for instance. In recent years, they "How many of you really enjoy thing over and over. have given us consistent, competitive, and very turning on our "progressive" radio With that in mind, I am inviting enthusiastic seasons, climaxing with two trips to the station, KQAL 89.5 FM, and Your next paragraph makes me you Mr. Klein as a guest of mine to hearing "Iron Man," "Bad laugh. I have never heard any DJ come and see just what goes into AIAW Division II National Championships in two Company," and "All Hell Broke on KQAL promote drinking over being a DJ at KQ. I have a consecutive years. Loose" on a Sunday when its the air. If a DJ says that he is going boardshot on KQ Thursday nights barely past noon? I get the downtown for a few beers after his from 6 to 9, and if you want to see Their accomplishments are many, yet Winona State impression they have no sense of broadshot, that is not implying what's happening at KQ, then get students refuse to sit through two hours of intense and mood or time of day." that everyone should turn off their in touch with me. My phone artistic athletic showmanship. Why? radios and join him. number is 452-8636. Don't be afraid First off, noon or as you say to call That goes for any good For several years, we've had what can only be "barely past noon" is not that early How in the world can our radio looking females also. described as an outstanding baseball program. Because of for anybody to be up and listening station or the newspaper become their strong play year after year, they do attract a fairly to some rock and roll. Even these unifying forces when students Just one of KQ's DJs strong attendance, but no where near what it should be souls who do downtown on don't take the time to get involved Randall A. (Rocket) Winter Saturday night till 1 A.M. can in what's happening? If you're like for a team of this caliber. manage to be up before noon. I Mr. Klein and think KQ is too know I sure can. And even though I rowdy, then tell KQ, but do it in In the last wrestling meet held at WSU, the number of don't mind listening to some softer writing please. The disc jockeys spectators attending could nearly be counted on hands music once in a while, I get very have too many things on their and toes. This in itself is a mystery, since the team has at sick of hearing the same songs minds than to answer the phone Happy least three or four grapplers capable of winning their played more than once in an hour and have somebody bitching about respective weight classes in the Northern Intercollegiate on our competitor stations. the type of music being played. Or, Conference. better yet, come up to the station Mr. Klein also states his point is and see whats happening. I'm sure with KQ this: "the music format at KQ is you'll be surprised at what you see. WSU football players enjoy a plentiful, often half- Dear Editor: missing far more than it's intoxicated gathering at home contests, and team spirit is KQ is a very good station for what reaching." Well, Mr. Klein, you we have. And we don't have much! generally present, at least until halftime. Nice weather, In response to Larry Klein's and the sport itself, brings these students and many letter to the editor last week, I Winonans to grid-iron battles. would just like to say that I am `Progressive' defined pleased to have a station that caters to songs other than top Basketball games have seen a slight pick up in Dear Editor: forty. attendance recently, but nothing worth losing sleep over. a look at your musical views and This letter is written in response to perhaps find a better definition of For many of us, our high school teams drew a larger And, since he is so free in giving Eric J. Norgaarden's column of the progressive. Progressive is a following than WSU, a much larger institution. out phone numbers, if you agree January 21 issue of the Winonan, broader view of music than just with me you may call him at 452- and to Chip Shilkus' letter to the what you two think it is. Compared with other schools in the NIC, Winona State 2436. athletic teams possess no backing. One can't help but editor of the same week. We'd like to take both of these Carol Miller and Julie Thompson connect collegiate life with sports, so let's turn out to up on a few of their points. Of Jean Short view the results of all the hard work that goes into a course there is no comparison college team. between Cheap Trick and Santana, just as there is no comparison D.D. between The Cars and Roy Buchanan, who are both considered progressive in their fields, simply because there is no comparison in their styles of music. There is listener demand for both, that's why you hear either of them. Perhaps Chip, in flaunting his w WINONAN "progressive" tastes, should realize they aren't any better than anybody elses.

The Winonan is written and edited by and for the students of Winona State University and is published weekly except June, July, and August and exam periods. By the way, Chip, have you Subscriptions available from the Business Manager at a rate of $6 annually or $2 quarterly. heard? KQAL plays both country Address all changes in mailing addresses to the Business Manager. and western and acid rock along Address all correspondence to: Editor, Winonan. Offices located at 113 Phelps Hall. Telephone with their other material and 457-2158. they're considered by many to be a Deadline for non-staff copy is 3:00 p.m. the preceding Thursday. progressive station. Member of the Associated Collegiate Press and National Council of College Publications Advisers. Winona State University is an equal opportunity employer and adheres to the provisions of Title IX And Eric, you say too many DJ's which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs. at KQAL play what they want. But, before KQRS changed Dr. Sandra Bennett Editor-in-Chief Dan Day Editorial Advisor formats, that's how they Cartoonists Lee . Christopherson programmed their music. KQAL News Editor Kim Skorlinski seems to be going the same route Photo Editors Brad Burch Financial Manager Steve Prange Terry Poehis Advertising Manager Joe Wooley that KQRS went back to in July of Arts Editor Lee Christopherson Advertising Patrick Burke 1977; with playlists and more Sports Editor Jim Kohner Ron Jansen control over what the DJ can play. Financial Advisor Dr. John Kane We think both of you should take

February 4,1981 Page 5 Dialogues More letters.. . with Dear Editor: Dear Editor: latter has none, I doubt it.

myself In regard to the letter, "KQAL In answer to Larry Klein's KQAL's product is rocks Winona too hard," I would question, I for one turn on the radio differentiated in that DJ's are not like to express my own opinion. to KQAL every week morning asked to submit to a rigid program First of all I would like to say that about 8:00 because I know of no format as a condition of by Richard Esvang the slogan, "KQAL rocks Winona" other station in or near Winona employment. Certainly, this is not has never been the slogan of that plays anything resembling unrealted to the fact that KQAL is KQAL. This slogan was printed on rock at that time of the day. At non-commercial, and its mission is What the hell is a B.C.A? the backs of jackets of some of the best, the others will play "top 40," primarily educational rather than staff members. These they and more usually an incessant profit-oriented. In my graduate I heard it was an organization of blacks...That's about it. purcha'sed on their own. At no time stream of commercials and DJ school days at the University of has that statement ever been a chatter. Obviously, I enjoy being Arkansas, I was fortunate enough Time for some honesty. part of KQAL policy. rocked, at any time of the day or to be on the staff of such a station. night. But my preferences are not The freedom found there at KUAF The other day I wanted to know more. So I traveled beyond the Second: the music format of the point of this letter. and here at KQAL is very rare doors, and amidst the scattered literature about black culture, I found KQAL is progressive, but, most among university stations. The a small group of determined, sincere black Americans who wanted to people do not know what is meant Top 40 radio is well-represented more common format is a slight talk. Talk to me, and to you... by progressive music. I would like in Winona, and those who enjoy it amount of classical, accompanied Richard: What is the B.C.A? And what is this organization all about? to try to clear the air of some of will tune to those stations. Ditto by large doses of talk shows and this confusion. Progressive music, for country and classical, to a public service information. Since President, Terry White: Back in the late sixties, blacks attending in my opinion includes all music lesser _extent. There is at present much of the latter is pre-recorded, WSU needed an organization or home to better relate to themselves, forms: Jazz, Country, Rock and but one progressive rock station in such a format limits the student's because blacks felt alienated inside the white culture here. We needed Roll, and New Wave. Progressive the Winona listening area. Would "hands-on" practice to button- to keep in touch with our heritage. Also we felt a need to let the white means to explore all new music the benefits of KQAL's acquiring a pushing. Rigid music formats is the population better understand our cluture. forms, and to expose as wide a larger audience exceed the costs to first step toward such a situation. variety as possible, KQAL does present listeners of losing the Rich: What's the enrollment in this club? this, in my opinion better than present format? Since the former David B. Ellis anyone in Winona. has many alternatives and the Assistant Professor Terry: Twenty-one blacks. But we don't exclude whites. According to our constitution, we don't discriminate against any race, creed or The music played on KQAL culture. We encourage anybody to join...We are not just a black club. offers the listening audience an alternative to conventional top Business seminar planned Rich: So you wouldn't term this a "Black organization?" forty radio. What a progressive radio station does is to test new by Carolyn Thomas His presentation will be followed Terry: No. As I said, we don't exclude anyone. We've had white music, before any song ever gets to by a luncheon at Zach's Winona businessman Irwin members in the past. the top forty stations. It has to be Restaurant. accepted on progressive stations. Jacobs will be the key-note speaker Additional speakers include for the second annual Business I've alway's wondered to myself if anyone actually thought about That is why a good deal of the representatives from IBM, the Awareness seminar held at the color of their skin. If it ever effected our conscience thought music you hear on KQAL is not Minnesota Association of Winona State February 11-12. process...Albeit black or white... real' familiar to most people, but, if Cooperatives, the Minnesota you do not want to hear the newest Federal Reserve Bank, Merrill- Sponsored jointly by the Society Rich: Define "being a black student." In terms of the W.S.0 campus. music, that is why the other Lynch, Kelly Services, and the for the Advancement of stations are on the dial. Internal Revenue Service. Terry: There is no real black movement on campus other than the Management (S.A.M.) and the BCA. One can't understand us unless they know our history, and there KQAL is also an educational Accounting Club, the two-day The seminar is scheduled for 9- seminar will showcase nearly 30 are no classes here in black history...Maybe that is, because enrollment station for the people working 11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, one-hour presentations on current in such a class would be down. I believe not many whites would take there. The people who work at and 9 a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m., business practices. such a class...There is a need here for black instructors. Not many KQAL are all volunteers who Thursday. people realize how important the black played in the shaping of donate their time and are learning Jacobs, president of Watkins American history...I believe there sould be a strong movement to radio in the process. The people Copies of the seminar program Products, will speak at 11 a.m. on modify the white attitude toward black culture. are not perfect, but who is? can be obtained in advance at the Wednesday in the Baldwin Lounge, Chamber of Commerce and Rich: What does the future hold for this organization? Kryzsko Commons. through S.A.M. Last but by no means least, if anyone really wants to voice their Terry: With the help of our advisor Calvin Windbush and a new opinion, they should do it by advisor James Flemming, our future looks brighter. Hopefully more becoming a part of KQAL. Stop up AT TEE activities will be planned, etc. On the whole, I feel this organization to room, 232 of the Performing will be around for a long time. I feel we're getting stronger. Arts Center and join the staff. The more people that get involved, the BOOKSTORE Writer's Comment: There was so much more said. A real desire better off the audience, and the came forth, to want me and you to understand. I shall continue to station, will be. If you have any report on the B.C.A. in my next column. In conclusion, let me say that constructive criticism, please call! it is so rare to find true honesty on this campus. It seems that so many 457-2900. people avoid their truth like the plague. (I'm really to blame.) But with many of the B.C.A. members it seems that honesty is a direct part of Thank you their dialogue, with society. The truth does hurt... Scott Bremer Color PAPA JOHN'S Reprints From Color Negatives Only From Kodak, Focal, Fuji, and Fotomat films 115291H;;16 JUST A STEP AWAY... Across from WSU on Huff St. Each

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Page 6 February 4, 1981 Twelve blE VICTORIA. EMPORIUM members join A shop for quilters and needle- Official Bull artists...cotton fabric, hoops, batting, 1 Alpha Theta DMC floss, Aida cloth... Radiant Star Workshop Sat. Feb. 7 at 1 On January 21, the Omician- EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWS ON CAMPUS 6 week quilt sessions beginning Sigma Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta conducted its first initiation of new Seniors who wish to interview must indicate so by placing their name on the sign-up sheet provided in the Feb. 9 (Mon.) at 7 p.m. or Feb. 11 (Wed.) at 1 p.m. members in some time. Placement Office. Students may begin signing up for a respective interview tw ) (2) weeks prior to the actual interview date. Each student must have the required forms and resume on file in the Placement 121 W. 3 454-1897 Office at least 48 hours prior to the interview. Phi Alpha Theta is an international history honor society comprised of professional as well as student historians. To be a Internal Revenue February 5 &Placement Office) Agents - Acctg. majors or Bus. 1:00-3:00 p.m. (Rm. 155 Admin. majors with 20 + candidate for membership, a Gildemeister) 3:00- credits in Acctg. student must have completed a 4:00 p.m. (Winter, Spring, Summer grads) minumum of 18 credits in history classes with a GPA of 3.0 in those St. Mary's Hospital February 6 (Placement Office) Nurses - Nursing majors (Rochester) 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. classes. (Spring grads) 1 Crum & Forster February 9 (Placement Office) Underwriters - all majors SAVE (Insurance 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Claims Adjusters - all majors Inducted into Phi Alpha Theta at Marketing - all majors the Wednesday 21 ceremony were

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by Angel Koch-Griesel made. These needs are then offset Sometimes, departments require by the family's assets. Because specially skilled personnel such as • Inflation has an uncanny way of each student's financial position is lab workers, tutors and writers. striking out at everybody, but a different, individualized widely used governmental evaluations are made, and many Each department on campus has program on campus is one small factors are taken into an allocation for student workers, way of fighting back. consideration by the reviewing and it is the responsibility of the Entire Stock financial aids officer. job seeker to inquire as to the This year, more than $343,700 positions available, said Rorass. A was granted to Winona State to It is not necessary to be a good place to start is at the Job Lee Jeans pay students who. are employed by qualifying applicant for loans and Board inside the Financial Aids the Work-Study Program, said Office. All posted white cards Sandy Rorass, assistant director of briefly describe available jobs. The Reg. $22.00 Financial Aids. That money breaks interested student then goes to the down to 102,600 hours of head of the department advertised, employment, divided among the and interviews for the job. various departments on campus. Through this process, remarked tl°\14 $12.99 Not everyone is eligible for the Rorass, most students placed on program. Eligibility is highly work-study get a chance to work in individualized by family a department where they are circumstances, but more students familiar with the instructors and may be able to take advantage of type of classes taught. They also the program now, said Rorass, than have the option to venture into a actually do. department where they think they Entire Stock might find interesting work and The first thing to do when learn new things. The final decision applying for work-study is fill out a rests between the student and the Lee Cords Family Financial Statement. This department head, and no one is form is available in the Financial forced to take a position which Aids Office, 106 Somsen. The might be unsuitable or unwanted, deadline for filing in conjunction she added. with the Minnesota State Grant Sandy Rorass. 1/2 Price Program is March 1. Other grant The program allows up to 20 programs, loans, and work-study grants to be eligible for work- hours per week of employment to have applications accepted year study, added the assistant director, each student during regular school . round, but the funds are allocated but the two often work together to time. During a holiday week, up to as soon as they are received and round out a student's financial 40 hours are allowed, depending on those who have their applications need. student and department needs. accepted first are the first to get Hours are set between the 54 ON THE PLAZA EAST jobs. Many of the jobs available are department and the student's DOWNTOWN WINONA basically clerical in nature: typing, schedule. 452-7098 From this statement, an filing, answering phones, paper Those who want to work on evaluation of student's needs is grading and similar duties. continued on page 12 Nursing As It Should Be At Saint Marys - Rochester

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Page 8 February 4, 1981 Arts 14 Entertainment Esvang's a winner no doubt about it by Todd Minske Withers to be his partner "because Is Richard Esvang worried about the chemistry works so well." He competing in the national finals of added, "Bill plays off me and I play the American College Theater off him which makes it much Festival's Irene Ryan Award, the easier." winner of which receives -the title of "the best college actor in the In Washington D.C., Esvang and country"? No. Withers will be going against the winners from the 11 other regions "I knew I was going to win the in the country. Each will have just regional," said Esvang, "I also one round to give a six-minute know that I am going to win in performance, and after that a Washington D.C." winner will be chosen.

When Esvang tells you that, he When talking with Esvang about is not bragging. He is merely Washington, he seems more stating a fact, as he sees it. And worried, or perhaps excited, about that type of confidence is what getting a chance to see the makes him one of the best, if not Smithsonian than does he about the best, college actors in the how his performance will go. country. As for his personal acting, This is not just Esvang's Esvang says sincerely, "As college personal opinion, or that of those in actors we are all still amateurs. Me, the theatre department at Winona I can pass, and that's about it. I am State. Esvang, 22 a sophomore no more talented than any other from Chicago, was chosen by Richard Esvang (right) receives congratulations from Dr. Helen Popovich for his winning of the regional Irene actor here, however I know in what Festival judges to participate last Ryan Scholarship. Looking on is Esvang's partner in the scholarship competition, Bill Withers. (Photo by Todd areas I am good and I work within month, for his second consecutive those limits." year, in the regional competition of Minske, courtesy of University Relations) the Irene Ryan Award for his country who are chosen for their Esvang was selected as the best Withers ("My partner, coach and Will Esvang pursue a career in performance in the fall WSU outstanding performances in of the 40 qualifiers, for which he spiritual aid" as Esvang calls him), acting? Right now he says that he production of Equus. productions participating in the will receive a trip to Washington were not noticed at the could not say for sure. He is very American College Theater D.C. for the national finals on April competition because they were not interested in film making and The Irene Ryan Award is in Festival. 4-5. intense, nervous and worried like would like to eventually produce memory of Irene Ryan, a pioneer in everyone else was. and direct films. American theatre. She is better There were 40 qualifiers for the Esvang said that there are a lot

known for her role as "Granny" in regional competition which of "power-house schools" in our "While everyone was psyching Esvang lived as an actor in the television series, The Beverly represented approximately 2,200 region and that, when he had been themselves up, Bill and I rolled up Chicago for two years before Hillbillies. college actors, from the five-state declared the winner, there was a a piece of paper and were playing coming to Winona. "Being an actor area which includes Minnesota, bit of confusion as to who he was basketball in the hall." is nice," he says, "but living as an In competition for the award are North and South Dakota, and also where Winona State was. actor is terrible. There is too much actors from throughout the Wisconsin and Iowa. Esvang and his partner, Bill Esvang said that he chose job insecurity." In Windwalker,' the serious becomes ludicrous by Angel Koch-Griesel twins. The face-painted Crows are in on Windwalker with a dead bear. And the young actress, Serene better. And Windwalker didn't hunted for years by Windwalker, He makes a coat out of old Grizzly Hedin, who portrayed the bride have it to begin with. - The great faith of the American but to no avail. He returns to the and trudges through the snow, was one of the most beautiful Indian in the power of the remaining son, who grows, marries returning just in time to save his women I have ever seen on the Leaving the theatre, I felt Almighty Spirit was intended as and has his own family, all the time remaining son who has been silver screen. The young cheated on what should have been the underlying theme of Pacific taking care of the father. attacked by his lost son. Windwalker wasn't bad looking, a good experience in movie-going. International's Windwalker, but I either, come to think of it, with hair have concluded that Growing feeble and gray, the Finally, everyone finds out who down to there, and those big brown Most of all, though, the attempt misinformation and confusion heartbroken Indian refuses to everyone is, the no-longer-lost son eyes... to misinform the viewer about the overpowered the producer's relinquish hope for his lost son. returns to live with his Cheyenne American Indian culture insulted intentions. family and Windwalker goes out to But pretty faces and nice the intelligence and left a very bad _ Forty years later, Windwalker die, again. photography don't make a movie taste in the mouth. Windwalker, a film meant to be decides "it is a good day to die" good. They only make a good movie serious and asthetic, turned out to even though he swore he never Beyond the grossly comical be a straightman for some really would until he found his son. His errors in the film, the most out of place comic lines and remaining family gives him the unfortunate parts were the gross situations. Let me explain: traditional Indian burial but while inaccuracies about Indian culture they are traveling back to their and customs. Improvement of this A Cheyenne Indian boy and girl village, lo and behold! old PG rated film should have started grow up together, fall in love and Windwalker falls out of his shroud, in the cutting room, eliminating wish to be married. A fat, aging tumbles down a mountainside, and much of the sex, violence and Crow warrior attempts to finds himself being pursued by a apparent animal cruelty, and ended purchase the girl from her father pack of hungry wolves. "Am I to be in- the production with more for a couple of skins and horses, food for my four-legged brothers?" realistic Indian attitudes and facts. only to be outbid by the young boy He inquires to an invisible • who produces an entire herd of grandfather. Although the younger members horses, stolen from the Crow. The of the cast were able to produce fat suitor then swears vengeance Realizing that he is not dead emotional intimacies through eye on the young lovers. (clever fellow) he runs from the contact and hand-holding, most of wolves, falls off a cliff and slides the acting was blase. Trevor After marrying, twins are born into a cave. There, broken and Howard (Windwalker) was to the blissfully happy couple, who bleeding he quips, "All this in one unconvincing and noncommittal, romp together through the day is not good for an old man." No almost comical in his supposedly wilderness. Then, the action kidding! Suddenly, he is attacked serious portrayal. begins. The cast-off Crow attempts by a bear. Fade to black, as he to kidnap the bride, ends up killing recalls that the missing son was There was some exciting photo- her and takes off with one of the once attacked by a bear, then fade graphic work done in the movie. Trevor Howard as Windwalker. February 4, 1981 Page 9 s if

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Page 10 February 4,1981 Juggler Chris Bliss will be appear- ing tomorrow in the Performing Arts Center. At 3 p.m. he will be holding a juggling workshop in the Dorothy B. Magnus Open Stage Theatre. At 8 p.m. he will be per- forming in the Main Theatre. Ad- mission to both events is free and open to the public. Bliss' appear- ance is sponsored by the Social Cultural Activities Committee 1SCAC).

Last April, Off The Record columnist, John J. Dalesandro dedicated one of his columns to a member in most bands that "never seem to get the recognition they deserve" — the drummer. He pointed out that "the backbone of any band — the unsung hero of any band — is unmistakeably the drummer." I might add that John backed this up by dropping the names of some of the best rock drummers around.

After some interesting arguments I finally agreed with him on who's best. Although it took some extra listening I came to the conclusion that Bill Bruford is the best rock drummer alive. So much for that. Don't argue with me, Larry! Fender Precision Jazz bass guitar with the frets taken out and the Poet to Speaking of unsung heros how about that other member of the holes filled with epoxy. With it and his unique harmonic technique he rhythm section — the bass player? Many bass players go unnoticed blew everybody away! The guy was and is just incredible. He was discuss work and take a back seat to lead instruments like guitar and keyboards — dubbed the "Florida flash" and his sound became his trademark. even drums. Deborah Keenan, a poet and Now there are hundreds of Jaco Pastorius imitators out there, but director of the Minnesota Writers- Bass players are a different breed of cat. While no two are alike only a few have learned how to take his sound and add something to it. in-the-Schools Program, will be most can keep their cool and maintain musical uniformity throughout One of these is Jean-Luc Ponty's former bassist Ralphe Armstrong. appearing at two events Monday. any set of music. Some look and act like they're in another world. Some Armstrong uses a fretless Gibson and gives the Pastorius sound a act like they've just taken every drug available. Others just smile as if soulful mix of his own. At 3:30 p.m. in Minne 335, she to say, "I'm just here to keep the time." will explain the Program and will Other Pastorius imitators who are worth mentioning include former give a presentation on the teaching You'll find that many of today's bass players are a band's lead Allman Brother, current Sea Level bassist Lamar Williams, the Pat of creative writing on the vocalist. Some good examples include ex-Eagle Randy Meisner and Metheny Group's Mark Egan and Jeff Berlin of Bill Bruford frame. elementary to high school levels. current Eagle, ex-Poco bassist Tim Schmit. Both are fine bass Berlin in particular has learned that the technique is more important She will read from and discuss her guitarists and high end vocalists. Then there's The Police's frontman, than the equipment. own poetic works at 8 p.m. in the Gordon "Sting" Sumner who possesses a remarkable vocal range as Baldwin Lounge of Kryzsko well as equally remarkable talents on the fretless bass. Paul Now, you may think that this particular column was a setup to Commons. McCartney is probably the most famous example of a bassist/vocalist. glorify Jaco Pastorius as the world's greatest electric bassist and you're right, it was. The public is invited to both But let's get down to the nitty gritty. Who are the veterans, events. frontrunners and innovators on the bass guitar? Award-winning 8estoe,40..kw In today's music there are a handful of prominent veteran bass documentary set guitarists who have become well known for the groups they've played with. One is Kenny Passarelli. He's been with Joe Walsh, Elton John, for next week Hall & Oates and several others. Willie Weeks is another bassist who's The film Hearts and Minds will not only been a mainstay in several groups but has also been relied 111111, ca silo% be shown Monday-Wednesday at upon to perform as a session man in the studio. Other studio veteran 7:30 p.m. in the Cinema Room of bassists of special merit include Toto's David Hungate, The Crusaders' Kryzsko Commons. Feb. 5 - 7 Wilton Felder and "everybody's" Chuck Rainey. The film, by Peter Davis, is a Lynwood Slim Moving along to the real frontrunners: John Entwistle of The Who, controversial Academy Award- Jump blues and boogie-woogie. Great music Chris Squire of Yes, Andy West of The Dixie Dregs and Stanley winning documentary about the for dancing and listening. Clarke formerly of Return To Forever. John Entwistle and Chris Vietnam War — the finest film Squire are rock's most solid and versatile bass guitarists. Andy West about Vietnam yet made, many and Stanley Clarke are rock's fastest fingers and both are quite Happy Hour 3:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. believe. capable of playing jazz as well. The movie is being shown in Last and foremost, the innovators. In the case of the bass guitar connection with Professor Emilio '2G4 ii2Ct0A AlCOIrl theu has been only one true innovator and following him a growing DeGrazia's Approaches to the Film Wed. Night legion of imitators. That innovator is Jaco Pastorius. No doubt in my course and is being brought to the Tues. Night campus with Student Activity "Ladies' Nite" mind and until I hear different this guy is it! He is the big cheese. "Jack & Tap Nite" 9-12 Nobody, no matter how hard they try, can measure up to Jaco. funding. 9-12 An informal discussion of Ladies drink at Jack Daniels (:)14 h. Happy Hour prices. Jaco Pastorius made a national breakout in 1976 when he joined the film will follow its showing on Pitchers of Beer S‘*°°- (does not include pitchers of beer) Weather Report and started working with Joni Mitchell. He had this Tuesday. Thursday Great Live Music with COVER A very special Valentine (except for special events) Now! F s ,,, ") Aionwocanas' se c_..... \la to you from Every Friday! Club 8 - 9:00 D FREE Tap Beer Saturday les No Cover 'til 9:00 167 Johnson St. IF Winona, MN Downtown Plaza Square ALSO: ' Our Galaxy of Gifts • Pool al Brings a Touch of Romance • Cribbage To Gift Giving the year Round! , You'll find Hearts on • TV i, ,, '--.. Jewelry Candles Bells Thimbles Ornaments Music Boxes • Backgammon D.. '.

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ILL PHOTO Tai Chi Class publications was in 1972 and before Leadership Conference 410 Center St. Winona, MN May 1, 1975. This information may Beginning February 9,, Dr. Brice have been published in the Winona The Coalition of Campus Clubs Wilkinson will provide a free one Daily News, Minneapolis Tribune, (CCC) will be holding a meeting on "One block east of Main between 8th and 9th" hour tai chi class for two weeks in St. Paul Pioneer Press, or the February 9 at 4 p.m. in Dining the Performing Arts Center from Rochester Post. Room G of Kryzsko Commons. All 12-1 p.m. The class will consist of clubs are reminded to send a Winona's First Color Film Developing Lab 15 minutes of discussion; 15 If you can obtain a copy of the representative to this meeting • NEXT DAY SERVICE ON • Kodacolor H Film Color Reprints minutes of meditation, standing article, or the date of the concerning the Leadership 110, 126, And 135 Size Standard Size breathing, circle walking and the publication call collect (507) 493- Conference. tai chi form. For more information 5768. contact Wilkinson in 209 PAC, or May Events 457-2126. Child Screening There will be an Ad Hoc meeting PROMPT SERVICE ALL OTHER Super Fast Service On Student Senate Between February 2-27, the on February 5 at 3 p.m. in the FILMS AND ENLARGEMENTS Developing Only [C41 Process] MON THRU FRI 8:00 AM-5:30 PM Nursing students will be doing purple Room, 106 Kryzsko SAT 9:00 AM-3:00 PM The Student Senate is in need of Denver Development Screening on Commons, concerning the 452-1058 a Parliamentarian to answer children from 6 months to 6 years activities taking place on May 7-9. questions and inquiries dealing old. If any parents would like to These events include Solar Day, with parlimentary procedures at participate in this program leave Parent's Weekend, Up & Company senate meetings. The person your name and phone number at Carnival, and a comedian group chosen must be able to attend all the Nursing Department, 457-2137 sponsored by SCAC. senate meetings. Anyone or 457-2115. interested can apply in the Senate All groups or individuals Office. World War II Experiences interested in participating in the events of this May weekend are There will be a Student Senate The WSU History Club will asked to attend. meeting today at 3:30 p.m. in the sponsor an informal talk, "Daniel Purple Room, 106 Kryzsko Hoyt: European Diary, 1942-45," on Wednesdays for Women Commons. February 10 at 7 p.m. in the "Talking to Your Child About Alumni Lounge, Kryzsko Sexual Assault," will be the State Fire Laws Commons. Dr. Hoyt will discuss his February 11 topic for experiences in military intelligence YWCA/Women's Resource Center Interested in making up to $300? in World War II including Nazi sponsored Wednesdays for Information concerning concentration camps and the Women. Karen Jensen will be the notification of state fire laws for Nuremburg trials. Admission is guest speaker held at the YWCA hotels, motels, apartments, etc. is free. from 12-1 p.m. There is no fee and needed. The first date of these no membership required.

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2. Payment during published pre-registration payment dates: A. Students receiving FINANCIAL AID who have pre-registered for We classes and did not pay when they selected classes MUST confirm their class selection by signing the appropriate financial aid documents on FOR SALE: 1974 Oldsmobile FEBRUARY 18 or 19, 1981 in the Cinema Room, Kryzsko Commons. Cutlass Salon, 2 door, tilt wheel, (This includes financial aid such as D.V.R., war orphans, wards of the Sanyo stereo, air, power windows state, military veterans, scholarships, N.D.S.L., B.G., S.E.O.G., N.S.L., and locks, good condition, best Care C.E.T.A., Services for the Blind, etc.) offer, call 452-8636, ask for Tim. B. Students not receiving financial aid who have pre-registered and did not pay when they selected the classes are to pay the total amount at this FOR SALE: time to keep their classes. 1975 Subaru DL Coupe, 54,000 miles, good mpg., 3. Students receiving fnancial aid who have completed pre-registration will front wheel drive, good cassette pick up their financial aid check on the eighth, ninth, or tenth day of classes. stereo, white, can be seen on campus, $2500 or best offer, call ® We carry the 452-8636, ask for Rocket. Student employment REDIKEN Redken line of Hair Care Products. continued from page 7 campus but do not qualify on the to working on campus: atmosphere, zero traveling time, FOR MEN & WOMEN Work-Study Program may be employment type and hours suited familiar surroundings, and best of Westgate salaried on the Institutional to fit individual needs, decent all, a chance to earn those needed Payroll, an allotment to each working conditions, a learning 454-2403 bucks that make it easier to obtain department separate from the a college education. LAEIIN'S other programs, said the assistant director. These jobs are handled through the chairpersons of the various departments. Although the allotment is less than the work- RN GRADS study grants, she added, there are still jobs available for those willing to seek them out. FROM YOUR The cafeteria, a private enterprise, also hires a limited number of students each quarter. CAMPU Each and every job offered at Winona State, either work-study or TO OURS Institutional, is just that — a job — anyone applying should be ready to give the agreed number of hours to that position. Often, students are lucky enough to be able to study while working: a person hired to answer phones can read a book while the phone is not ringing, provided the "boss" is agreeable, said Rorass, but those hours designated as working ones must be considered as that. Students are basically hired to perform certain tasks and must accomplish them in order to remain on the program. Start your career There are definite advantages in the unique campus atmosphere of St. Mary's CAR Graduate Nurse Internship Program. You'll feel at home right FOR SALE away, as you experience the individualized attention from Winona State our caring, supportive staff. University will receive St. Mary's is a 500-bed teaching sealed bids for the sale hospital located near the University of of a 1976 AMC Hornet, Minnesota campus, close to the 4 door sedan, 53,000 downtown area of Minneapolis. We offer wide variety of nursing specialties and miles approximately. continuing education programs to expand your nursing skills. You'll also find your free hours filled Bids will be received with friends and the many activities that the Twin City until 2:00 P.M. Febru- area provides. ary 11, 1981, in the Bus- Take part in St. Mary's Hospital Graduate Nurse iness Office, Somsen Internship. You will receive the support and guidance that 210, Winona State Uni- is so important in making the transition from student to versity. practitioner. Be part of one of the 10-12 week programs starting: March 23, June 15, July 13, and Sept. 7. Bids are on file at the BSN's start at $1514 per month, and our excellent benefits Business Office, Som- include a $500 interest-free relocation loan. Come to St. sen 210. Each bid must Mary's—you may never want to leave. For more 2414 SOUTH SEVEnTH STREET information call Joyce Sheffer collect at (612) 338-2229 minnwous, minnEsom 55454 be accompanied by a Ext. 317 or write to: check in the total amount for item bid upon. February 4,1981 Page 13 Sports Warrior wrestlers dump Bemidji

by Jim Kohner the NAIA national championships. Gary Rucinski won by default at Two weeks ago, the members of 134. He was leading Bemidji's Pat Winona State wrestling team were Eustice 7-3 with just six seconds fighting the flu bug that was going gone in the final period when around campus, and their 33-7 loss Eustice was forced to default with to UM-Morris was a good a knee injury. indication of the poor condition of Greg Woosencraft and Jim the team. Gilmore of the Beavers battled to a But the health problems now 5-5 tie at 142, and Bruce Moe of the seem pretty much over with and it Warriors tied Greg Gerdes 4-4 at was quite evident in the Warriors 150. 30-19 win over Bemidji State Tom Moore of Bemidji beat Friday night at Old Memorial Hall. Larry Herm 14-4 at 158, and Andy "We're just starting to get in Nicmczyk topped WSU's Neil shape," coach Tom Eitter said of Ferguson 7-2 at 167. his team's condition. "We're still Brian Ryan wrapped the victory behind on technique, but we're a up for the Warriors with a 9-3 win lot better off than we were two over Wayne Beamon in the 177- weeks ago." pound match. "They (Bemidji) beat Morris Both teams forfeited the 190- Greg Woosencraft (top) of the Warriors has a temporary advantage over Jim Gilmore. The two wrestled to a 5-5 earlier this week," Eitter went on pound match. In the heavyweight draw in the 142-pound match, but the Warriors went on to beat Bemidji State 30-19 Friday night at Old to say. "Bemidji is a hard-nosed match, WSU's Jeff Twing came up Memorial Hall. (Photo by Brad Burch) team, but I think we did a good job with a 4-1 win over Dan Rivera. counter-acting their strength." "I thought our kids hustled more The Warriors led 18-6 after the tonight," Eitter said. "We can be Men cagers drop three first five matches, and Bemidji's tougher, but I was pretty satisfied only points in that span came on with our performance. We're ties. starting to make progress." Steve Brockman was awarded a more conference games forfeit victory for the Warriors at The wrestling team will be busy man." by Ross Evavold Rahb Kettleson's shot, with less That is what happened, as the 118. this week as they host Mankato than 10 seconds showing on the taller Duluth squad won the battle At 126, Ron Mueller of WSU and State on Thursday and St. Cloud It was another tough week for clock, didn't fall. of the boards, 37-27. The Bulldogs, Ken Jordan battled to a 2-2 tie. State and Marquette University the men's basketball team as they Kettleson finished with 16 continued on page 15 Jordan finished fourth last year in will come to Winona on Saturday. dropped three more Northern points, while Jaye McGruder Intercollegiate Conference games, scored 14 and Wally Lester 12. despite playing one of their better The previous night the Warriors games of the season last Saturday. chances for a win looked pretty All losses hurt, but Saturday's good, too. Winona led 33-27 at was probably more painful than halftime, but had trouble stopping most. The Warriors fought from Morris' offense in the second half behind to take away the lead from as it erupted for 51 points en route Southwest State in the last minute to a 78-63 win. of play. But the Mustangs regained McGruder was the leading the lead as quickly as they had scorer for the Warriors with 15 surrendered it, and when the points, with Kettleson also in buzzer sounded were on top by a double figures with 12. Hepker score of 78-76. was held to just two points, and Both teams were hot in the first fouled out with 17 minutes to play. half, with Southwest shooting 53 Winona State began last week percent, while the visitors also by going up against the University of made half of their shots from the Minnesota-Duluth, who were at field. that time tied for first place in the Winona, who was once down by NIC. The second half again proved as much as 11 points, closed the to be Winona's downfall, as their gap to three at the half. They opponents put on a second half captured the lead by one point with scoring spree for an 84-69 victory just 37 seconds left in the game. at New Memorial Hall. Southwest came right back, The Warriors scored the first scoring four more points in that five points of the game, and out last half minute, while Winona scored UMD 13-6 at the end of the couldn't seem to find the basket. half. They had some problems in Freshman forward John Kuehn, between, through, and trailed 39-35 who was making his first road trip at halftime. for the varsity, missed a free throw "That adrenalin will only carry on a one-and-one situation. The you so far," said WSU coach Jerry Warriors had another chance to Nauman, "and over 40 minutes a good send the game into overtime, but big man is going to beat a good little .

NIC Standings Conf. O'All WL WL

Northern State 8 2 15 4 Moorhead State 8 2 13 5 Mankato State 5 3 10 9 Southwest State 5 3 9 10 UM-Duluth 6 5 15 6 UM-Morris 6 5 10 10 St. Cloud State 3 5 8 11 1 8 8 12 WINONA STATE Wally Lester (40) and Chris Larson (42) battle a trio of Duluth ,plavers for a rebound in the Warriors' 84-69 loss 0 10 1 17 Bemidji State to the Bulldogs last Monday night at New Memorial hall. (Photo by Casey W. Lake) Page 14 February 4, 1981 NOTHING SAYS fir I LOVE YOU Gymnasts BETTER THAN A DIAMOND. beat St.Cloud

by Sharon Steinhoff WSU's Carole Granning took third The Winona State University with 7.85. women's gymnastics team chalked Carlstrom again won first place, up another mark in the win column this time on the floor exercises, as they defeated St. Cloud State with a score of 8.40. Jane Chapman, University last Tuesday. with 7.35, took second place and Junior Kasey Carlstrom led the Ponce placed third with 6.80. Warrior squad to a 124.5-114.7 Second to Carlstrom in the all- victory over St. Cloud. around competition was Ponce Carlstrom won the all-around with a score of 31.80 and third was competition with a score of 34-25, Chapman with 30.5. just 5.75 points short of a perfect Despite the win, coach Steve all-around performance. Juaire was not satisfied with the She led all performances on the meet. "A lot of things gave us vault scoring 8.55. Teammate Jill trouble. We were just Peterson followed in second place inconsistent," he said. with 8.50 and Terry Traczyk of St. Juaire also commented on the Cloud placed third with 8.20. strength of Carlstrom. "Kasey had Carlstrom also won first place on an outstanding meet. This is an the bars at Tuesday's meet, scoring extremely good score under this an 8.65. She was followed by code," he said. Warrior Silvia Ponce and Anne The local squad will compete Cleary of St. Cloud, with scores of next in the University of Northern 8.30 and 7.7 respectively. Iowa Invititational on Saturday. Ponce also scored the meet's The final home meet for the team `Well folks, what did you think' looks to be Kasey Carlstrom's expression high on the balance beam, placing will be Wednesday, Feb. 11, at the end of her floor exercise routine. Carlstrom won the floor exercise, NO DIAMOND first with 8.75. Carlstrom gained a against the College of St. two other events, and the all-around to lead the gymnastics team to a second place spot with 8.65 and Catherine. SAYS IT dual meet win over St. Cloud last Tuesday night at New Memorial Hall. BETTER THAN (Photo by Brad Burch) ARTCARVED. Pregnant? Duluth destroys We'll help you choose and afraid? the ArtCarved diamond women cagers 75-48 ring that best expresses There is a friend who cares. your special love. "All around, it was probably the to the Bulldogs 75-48. poorest game we've played so far The loss leaves the women this season," Winona State cagers with a 0-3 record in the women's basketball coach Pat Northern Sun Conference and a 2- irthright Sherman said about her teams' 11 overall record. B effort against UM-Duluth Friday The Warriors shot a mere 18.5 JEWELERS SINCE 1862 452-2421 night at Duluth. percent in the first half as they The Warrior women cagers got managed only 10 points through- 77 Plaza East free pregnancy tests off to a horrible start, then to make out the first 20 minutes and they Downtown Winona free confidential help matters worse they ran into a hot- found themselves looking at a 27-10 shooting Duluth team as they fell halftime deficit. Then in the second half when the EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Warriors started finding their shooting touch, the Bulldogs were HAS ALWAYS BEEN IMPORTANT. even hotter as they scored 48 Man learned at a very early age that good ideas have to be . . . from writing term papers and doing oral presentations, second half points to the Warriors' heard to be effective. So he devised his own method of to communicating with friends, parents and persons of 38. getting those ideas across. Today, on the job . . . or in authority. And whether you're looking for an internship or For the game, the Bulldogs shot school, communication remains a vital part of our world. a full-time job, we've got loads of info to help you get there. a sizzling 52 percent from the field Which is exactly what we'll be talking about in the upcom- With tips on how to write a persuasive resume, handle an to the Warriors' 31 percent. ing issue of "Insider" — the free supplement to your col- interview gracefully, use the telephone effectively, and Karen Steinhoff, Beth Reichels, lege newspaper from Ford. much more. and Sheri Boettcher each had 10 We'll tell you how to improve your communication skills Check out the next issue of "Insider," and while you're look- points to lead the Warriors. ing, be sure to check out Ford's great new lineup for 1981. "We looked tired," Sherman Including Escort, the new world car that's built in America to take on the world. commented on her team's play. "We didn't play well at all. We got beat down the court." FORD "Duluth ran a good fast break," Sherman went on to say. "But we FORD DIVISION didn't play good defense and we didn't play with good intensity. We also didn't run our offense well." One positive thing Sherman saw from her team was its free throw shooting. The women cagers made eight of its 12 free throw attempts for 75 percent, while Duluth made 70 percent of its shots from the charity stripe. The Warriors were once again hampered by turnovers as they threw the ball away 31 times to 25 for Duluth. Duluth also won the rebound battle by a 31-25 margin. The women's basketball will go Look for "Insider" — Ford's for their first conference win this continuing series of college Saturday when they entertain Bemidji State at Old Memorial news er su s s lements. Hall. Game time is 1 p.m.

February 4,1981 Page 15 Swim Club tries to revive Jeeps, Cars, Trucks Available through government defunct swimming program agencies, many sell for under $200.00. Call 602-941-8014 Ext. by Jim Kohner Martin said. "But I had to ask one swim-a-thon on February 7. All question: Why would you want to members will try to swim a certain No. 3376 for your Directory on Last spring, Larry Clingman start up the program when you length of time and get pledges resigned his post as men's and don't have the finances? We're from individuals and businesses to how to purchase. women's swimming coach at having enough problems raise funds. The money they make Winona State. supporting the programs we have will be split between the Swim The way it looks right now, now." Club and One Step at a Time. "If Clingman was the last swimming So swimming is finished. Not we don't go to the meets," Malarski • coach Winona State will ever have. quite. said, "all the money will go to One Just 2 hours, The sport has been dropped, but it Step." is not totally dead. The Swim Club is currently The men's team last year had working out at the WSU pool in the and you're only five swimmers. But the afternoons, or if they can't make it women's team on the other hand then they work out during free had a full, strong team. They swimming time. in Style. finished third in the State Meet "I thought the club could last year, and on their way there possibly bring the program back," they rewrote the Warrior Malarski said. "If the program is recordbook 14 different times. not brought back in the near They sent six individuals and three future, I don't think the program relay teams to the Region 6 meet, will ever be back." and diver Linda Brazel advanced to Martin has the same thoughts. "I the national meet were she placed can't see anything in the near 33rd in the diving competetion. future for the swimming programs," Clingman, who is a teacher at Martin commented. "The talk is to Winona Junior High School, was cut more sports." only a part-time employee of The members of the Swim Club Winona State for four years as included Doug Picken, Fred Spicer, Jeff Malarski swimming coach. Todd 'Ness' Humphrey, Doc "My resignation came about A group known as the WSU Freund, Kevin 'Lester' Berry, Eric That's all it takes. No long waits...just because of a family matter," Swim Club hasn't given up. The Petersen, Malarski, Marty Smith, proper consultation for the proper cut. Clingman said recently. "They club has seven men swimmers and Barb Zimmer, Jane Siebenaler, She took a couple of hours for a perm, to restore life to fine, limp hair. were not going to hire a new six women swimmers. All six Denise Bedenerack, Sue Peak, and Your stylist will help you decide assistant coach this year and the women swam last year's team, Gail Lowery. exactly what style is right for milarbers Hairstyling for Men & Women assistant coach I had last year while only one man, Jeff Malarski, The future for the swimming you. (Tony Hoyt) was finished with swam on last year's men's team. programs doesn't look good, but Now serving you with 2 Winona locations: the Swim Club members are school." "There was no indication last 77 W. 3rd 1159 Gilmore Ave. making the best out of their college "Without the assistant coach," year that the programs would be 454-4900 454.7880 When America gets in style. Clingman went on to say, "I would dropped," Malarski, who organized swimming careers. have had to spend more time on the the Swim Club, said. "Everyone program, which I didn't want to do. who was associated with the team My resignation had nothing to do last year was upset. The teams with the problems at Winona were close. The men's program State." was dying, but the girls had a real BROTHERS COLLEGE INN Clingman said he knew nothing good team." in advance that the the program The club tried to set up some would be dropped. "I was hoping meets with area colleges, but they "PIZZA HEADQUARTERS" the program would be continued," didn't have a meet all season. They he said. "I would have gladly are now hoping to enter post- helped the new coach get things season meets; the men in the NIC rolling." Meet, and the women in the State At the time of his resignation, Meet. talk of cutting the budget in the "We got positive responses from athletic department was also the schools we tried to get meets ALL YOU CAN EAT floating in the air. with," Malarski said. "But we "There was some talk about couldn't make it financially. We'll cutting back some athletic have to make up our mind shortly if Monday thru Thursday programs because of the budget," we're going to ther post-season Dr. John Martin, head of the HPER meets. I don't think anyone will department, said recently. "So we advance to the nationals, but if 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. didn't hire another part-time coach, they want to go to the meets, I and the program was dropped." think the school should let them Martin, who was the swimming go." Pizza; Chicken; Garlic Toast coach from 1963-1976, said the idea But then there is the problem of of him going back as coach crossed money. In order to send the teams, his mind. "I thought about it," the Swim Club is going to hold a ALL 3 EVERYDAY Schedule of Events Date Event Site Time Feb. 5 Wrestling vs. Mankato Old Memorial Hall 7:30 State Feb. 7 Men's basketball vs. Mankato 7:30 ALL YOU CAN EAT Mankato State Feb. 7 Gymnastics at University of Cedar Falls, IA 2:00 Northern Iowa Invitational Feb. 7 Wrestling vs. St. Cloud New Memorial Hall 12:00 State and Marquette Happy Hour 3 - 5 Feb. 7 Women's basketball vs. Old Memorial Hall 1:00 Bemidji State Feb. 9 Men's basketball vs. New Memorial Hall 7:30 Southwest State Mon. - Thurs. Men's basketball rebounder, Hepker. continued from page 13 Winona State is now 8-12 over all Miller/Lowenbrau on tap (1-8 in conference) and they'll who had three players with 20 or travel to Mankato for a game more points, came charging out Special Saturday. "If we would play with and scored 14 of the first 18 points the same intensity and overall in the second half. enthusiasm as we did against Kettleson hit for 12, and Southwest, we will be in every ball McGruder pumped in 10 for the 151 E. 3rd game the rest of the way," confided 452-7864 Warriors, who were playing Nauman. without their leading scorer and Page 16 February 4,1981 COUPON 1 WSU Athlete of the Week 1 ree Fun 1 4 Present This week's WSU Athlete of the .4 -4 A. p• 1 eight attempts that night against • 'Ai • • • • this coupon Week is men's basketball player the University of Minnesota- . • Apr • • 11 ' 1 and get 2 Rahb Kettleson who has come off Duluth for 12 points. He also 1 w fi f• f.` free plays of the bench to score in double figures scored 12 last Friday against the Pinball, in all three games this past week. University of Minnesota-Morris, Open: Electronic Kettleson is a 6'2" senior from and Kettleson led the Warriors on Mon.-Thurs. Video 1 Appleton, Wisc. He has been used Saturday in their game with 2:30 to 10 Frl. Won to 10, Games or 1 1 sparingly this year, but he brought Southwest State with 16 points. Sat. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sun. 1 to 9 p.m. play of 1 the crowd at New Memorial Hall to Head basketball coach Jerry Foosball, 1 its feet last Monday night when he Nauman is obviously pleased with Pool. 1 sank a 35-footer at the end of the Kettleson's play. "Rahb's played At The All New first half, bringing Winona State to some very good games for us this within four. week," he said. ELECTRIC "R" CADE 122 E. 3rd Limit 1 coupon per person daily The forward-guard made six of his Expires Feb. 10 COUPON Rahb Kettleson

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