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li))011 INif liA [) You don't think it's only the _men who are changing? You change IFvol. 25 No.6 Oct.8, 1981 / alongwiththem . . . We'reallonerace,youknow. from The Madwoman of Chaillot by Jean Giraudoux ------Pointer Staff 1981-82 The Farmess Doctrine Editor Mike Hein The following is a guest editorial written in response to Mark Watson's editorial entitled "Military Madness." Associate Editors News: Michael Daehn Matthew Lewis Sports: J oe Van den Plas On Freedom Emeritus: Bob Ham Graphics: Brian Rieselman As I near the end of four years with totalitarianism. Copy: Lauren Cnare the Military Science Department at In all the rhetoric, and sometimes Photography: Gary LeBouton UWSP I have taken time to reflect on hate and fear, that surround these RickMcNitt past c~mments about ROTC that have issues there is a curious paradox that has not been noted. The young men and Management Staff appeared in the Pointer and, for the Business: Cindy Sutton most part, gone unanswered. I can women in ROTC have stepped forward Advertising: Tom Woodside keep silent no longer and the time has of their own volition and have accepted Bil!Berenz come to reply. the great trust and responsibility Connie Stein In response to a recent guest previously noted. In so doing, each of Office: Charlsie Hunter editorial (Military Madness) in them swore an oath to support and Advisor: Dan Houlihan Pointer, there are two observations. defend, not a man, or political party, or The first concerns the negative piece of ground or economic system, Contributors : Quine Adams, Marc connotations of the study of leadership. but rather an ideal, embodied in the Bergeron, Kasandra Boaman, Fred Brennan, The editorial implies that the teaching Constitution of the United States. It is Tom Burkman, Chris Celichowski, Susan is also true that as their skills as leaders Falk, Steve Heiting, Mark Hoff, Shannon of leadership somehow wrong and Houlihan, Kristi Huebschen, Larry ignores the fact that great leaders are are enhanced, they are simultaneous Katerzynske, Trish Koser, Kerry Lechner, not born, but trained, sometimes products of the cross-pollenization Cheryl Pawlik, Ann Reinholdt, Steve Schunk, formally, but also by seeking out and which is only afforded by true accepting the challenges of great trust academic foreedom. The paradox is and responsibility. Even the most that they have willingly placed radical groups require leadership, themselves in a position to shield those even though their intent appears often who attack them from behind, from The Pointer is a second class to be more destructive than that of the those in the wllld who would deny publication (USPS--098240) published military. If the advocacy is to place all their attacking colleagues the weekly on Thursday by the University we know of the art of leadership in a academic and basic freedoms they so of WisconsirrStevens Point and the UW sealed c~ we are in trouble. We cherish, which allow them to attack System Board of Regents, 113 should expand this topic, not destroy it. their defenders. To those who would Communication Arts Center, Stevens Point, WI 54481. The second observation concerns the remove them it is suggested that you POSTMASTER: Send address notion that there will be free thinking carefully consider what the terrible change to Pointer, 113 Communication on this campus only when those with result of that action will be. Arts Center, Stevens Point, WI 54481. whom the editorial takes exception are I am constantly amazed and Pointer is written and edited by the excluded. It conveniently avoids the infinitely proud that such young people Pointer staff, composed of UWSP basic premise of presenting all sides of continue to step forward in the face of students, apd they are solely any issue or philosophy, which fonns responsible for its editorial content and such adversity. They represent the policy. . the very essence of life enrichment and - very best of the true spirit of America advancement of the mind. This basic and the academic freedoms practiced premise is the foundation of academic in the great universities. Our best hope freedom. True academic freedom is rests with their willingness and only found when all sides are present opportunity to continue to do so in the pOIIINJTEA and allowed to present their views. future. Selective exclusion of ideas sound like Capt. Bart Waldo the first step toward general exclusion, Dept. of one-sided presentation of issues and Military Science
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Rah, Rah, Sis Boom Huh? s· .. f K. J_ Soft Sculpture (No Parade) - ex IS Or 1118 for the Lehman A massive. green and The University Activities Sol Gordon, founder of A nationally known writer, yellow tent will be pitched in Board has sponsored five National Family Sex lecturer and educator, A duo exhibition, which front of Old Main this days of entertainment and Education Week and Gordon received his Ph.D. opened at the university's Saturday for alu·mnl games for students preceding Professor of Child and from the University of Edna Carlsten Gallery last returning to UW-SP's annual homecoming day; but this Family Studies at Syracuse London In 1953. He is director Sunday, is showing the work homecoming. year the UAB has foregone a University, will give a publlc of · The Institute for Family of soft sculpture artist Pat It will cover a food and parade. address, "Developing Your Research and Education, and Whyte Lehman and beverage serving area during Several directors of area Own Sexuality First -A Pro- his popular .class on human figurative pieces by artists an 11 a.m. to 1: 30 p.m. high school bands Family Message," at 7:30 sexuality has an enrollment from the Center Gallery, "spanferkel" (German word, complained after last year's p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 13 at uw- of more than 400 students Madison. "pig roast") which is an homecoming parade that SP. . ·~ -ea-ch-semester. The exhibit will continue event never before held on some of their female students through Oct. 22, including a campus for such an occasion. were harassed along the @[b_ closing talk at 7 p.m. by An award-winning route by several young men . ...,,,,.. Maline Robinson and Mary barbershop quartet from who allegedly were Dlman from the Center Stevens Point, Command intoxicated. Gallery. Performance, will perform The university A Milwaukee native, Ms. during the morning tent administration issued a Lehman graduated with a gathering. Joining the four formal <&pology and had Bachelor of Arts degree in male singers will be women several campus groups and painting from the University barbershoppers from the committees investigate the of Washington-se&tUe in 1965. local Sweet Adelines. problem and make From 1966 through 1970, she The homecoming will recommendations. John llved and traveled in Western feature a reunion and Jury, director of student Europe as well as Bulgaria, evening dinner to activities, said the conclusion Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, commemorate the 50th was that "when things like Greece, and North Africa. anniversary of the this become negative, they She ls married to writer and establishment on campus of should be dropped until cartoonist John Frederick Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity people want to bring them Lehman. and a " Fifth Quarter" back in positive ways." The sculptress, painter and reception at the Holiday Inn's Jury said there have been doll-maker is an instructor at Holidome for alumni, friends many similar incidents on Madison Area Technical and Pointer football fans. The campuses across the country College. She taught reception will follow a 2 p.m. which have Jed to "Children's Drawing at the football game at Goerke Park eliminations of parades and Zoo, " at Vilas Park in featuring the Pointers and of entire homecoming Madison for the past two the UW-Eau Claire Blugolds. festivities. summers and recently instructed a five-day portrait painting workshop at the Indlanhead Center in Shell A Shear Delight for Lake. She also led a three day portraiture workshop at Jazz Fans this year's College Week for Pianist George Shearing an extensive tour of Europe. Women in Madison. and bassist Brian Torff, In March, 1980 he appeared The high coot of peanut butler bas caased some studenls Co whose "communication . at Carnegie Hall with Mel board the subslantt lu their cbeeb. between piano and bass Torme, Teddy Wilson and verges on ESP," according to Bill Evans. a critic for the Los Angeles The pianist has performed from Tralfamadore Times, will perform next in some of the finest hotels Slow Train Coming to Milwaukee Thursday, Oct. 15 in and clubs in the country and It's been a long time since sponsored by Stardate Martians and other Inter Michelsen Hall. has made several recordings, Robert Zimmerman ( alias productions (the same folks galactic beings had until last The 8 p.m. concert ls including " Live at Blues Bob Dylan) has played a who brought John Lennon's Wednesday to get their sponsored by UW-SP's Arts Alley" with Brian Torff. concert In Milwaukee. In Bag One exhibit to that city), messages through to Earth. and Lectures Fine Arts fact, it's been all of 17years. and ls the ·first in a 30- That was when the Serles. Tickets are on sale In Torff, who was born In The 40-year-<>ld troubador performance tour of the U.S. government disconnected our the Arts and Lectures box Chicago in 1954, studied at the will finally give the city a and Canada. Speaking of cosmic switchboard, which office, Fine Arts Building. Manhattan School of Music "shot of love" on Oct. 17 In Canada, whatever happened had been listening for distant For more than 30 years, with renowned player and the Auditorium. to The Band? We think they radio signals in an attempt to London-born George teacher Orin O'Brien of the Dylan's last Milwaukee should be backing Bob In discern whether there ls Shearing has been recognized New York Philharmonic. appearance was on Nov. 21, order to make the $12.50 price intelligent life out there. for his Inventive, Since 1978 Torff has been 1964 (you _probably don't tag a bargain. Right now, officials of the orchestrated jazz. His performing with George remember because you were National Aeronautics and compositions number better Shearing. Their first album in diapers) - and it must Space Administration than one hundred, Including together was released In have been one of the briefest Gathering Lab (NASA) may be wondering his classic "Lullabye of February, 1980. shows in the history of the whether there is- intelligent Blrdland," which has become In addition to touring Oriental Theater. He played life In Washington, for the a jazz standard. throughout the U.S., Canada, just one song, "The Times Specimena SETI (Search for Extra Following a successful Europe and Brazil and They Are A-Changln'," and Terrestrial IntellJgence) London-based career in the playing club dates, the duo then angr!Jy stalked off tl!e U you're an education project was just one of many early 40's, Shearing came to frequently performs with stage because of a student who ls worried about federal programs which the the U.S. and formed his symphony orchestras. Their malfunctlonJng sound clearl11g the 2.5 grade-point new Reagan budget has Quintet In 19-49. After appearance In June, 1980, sy~ requirement in English, get nixed. performing together for 29 with the Boston Pops was a 'lbe promoter then did two your assonance Into the SETI provided years, the Quintet disbanded special one for Torff. At that things: he refunded members Writing Lab immediately. astronomers wt'ih a means of and now Shearing travels time, his orchestration of of the audience their $2 ticket The Lab ls located in Room distinguishing ''meaningful'' only with a bassist. Claude Bolllng's "Afrlcaine" price, and he sued the sound 306 Collins, and you can sign signals from the jumble of In December, 1978, waspremlered. company. up for individual tutoring or microwaves that constantly Shearing concertized with Downbeat Magazine says Just to show you how much group -ork. Group work for flow toward our planet from jazz violinist Stephane of Torff, "He sparkled like no the times have a fewer eating places, and criticize. bee_n. Dfifthe author wish to SLAP in the Face Cool it, Olu often inconvenient dining First of all, if it wasn't for insinuate that the ROTc To the F.ditor: hours-especially on the military of years past this program at Stevens Point To the F.d!tor: country would not enjoy We feel it is our duty to Please consider this our weekends. The upcoming had some part in that time il)lonn the UW-SP students request to print a retraction opening of Jeremiah's may many of the , rights it has and place? What connection fvhy there will ', be no in the next publication of your alleviate some of these today and one of which is free does 1t have at all? Homecoming Day Parade! newspaper negating the problems. thinking. If this country Free thinking and After much work, time, and enclosed announcement. Still, the question of prices didn't have a military to fight i~dividualism cost us many trouble, the Blue Castle's We are the managing remains burdensome. for these rights years ago, the lives. Men and women died to efforts have been cancelled. agents for Madison View ·Copps- 125 American people might be preserve that freedom. The What normally takes UAB Apartments where "Olu" RedOwl A&B speaking German, Japanese, freedom_ that ~llows protest six months of preparation, we lives. He has had several loud Food Item . Cost Cost or possibly still paying a~d d1ssens10n in this got done in a week and a half parties already and -taused Boiled eggs 1-.15 1-.40 tribute to the Queen of country. excluding the out-of-towr: some problems. We do not 2-.25 2-.70 England. B~cause I have made a bands. The reason? After allow "9 to dawn" parties. If Yogurt Nat. Yrs. .48 .70 There is some choice to serve in an talking to Sgt. Vicker of the there is a cost involved in Bagel (Lenders) .1~.12 .70 misconception as to what a organization that supports Stevens Point Police Dept., publishing a retraction or Orange .12-.18 .35 R.O.T.C. cadet is taught on and hopes to guard that he assured us Tuesday cancellation, please bill me Apple .15-.16 .35 campus. Yes, cadets learn freedom, I am not a killer. morning that they had at our Milwaukee address. I Pear .14-.17 .35 leadership skills, to follow Because I want this country planned on taking measures would like something like Brownie .2~.24 .45 orders, but this is done with to continue to exist, I do not this year, so a repeat Olu's birthday party 1 serving an open mind. If the time always agree with its performance of last year scheduled for October 2 has cereal .12-.13 - ever comes that R.O.T.C. is leaders. I want a future for would not take place. After been cancelled. Do not show Drumstick .18 .40 banned from the campuses, my children; a safe, happy talking to Mayor Mike up at John's Drive. Ice cream we may find ourselves with non-violent future and I arri Haberman he assured us that Thank you for your sandwich .14-.18 .40 an aristocratic type military willing to die to guarantee the city would support us if consideration. 1 can VS as seen in some other that future. we could only get university Sincerely, juice .20 .45 countries .where the military I ask the author of approval! ROSENTHAL ASSOCIATES, 1 can cranberry is completely removed from "Military Madness," please So why can't we get INC. cocktail juice .28 .45 the civilian segment of do not judge the military by university backing? Because Managing Agents for U.C, Bookstore society. the past. No one wants the our elected and paid UAB MADISON VIEW Granola .25 .40 Another misconception is killing to begin again. If it · officers and their advisor APARTMENTS about the mission of the must then we should be John Jury would not back the Helen A. Quint Sincerely, military, which is to preserve prepared to win. Too many parade! Enc. Patty Rau peace, not to promote war. people have given too much So they told us if we could cc: S.SmJth Diana Lletzke The only time any member of for us to lose it. find another sponsor, even 0,Adeshlna Jean Koch the military takes action anything like the chess club, Beth Rising against anyone is when that Daniel V. Smith the parade could take place! So the members of the Blue Castle got to work, and with SAGA vs. Sagacity their first phone call found a reputable fraternity that To the Pointer: would sponsor the parade! 5o· We are writing to express the parade was on again! our dissatisfaction with the Unt.il this morning high Food .Service prices in (Tuesday) . It seems that rooms 125 A&B, specifically ~Mail John Jury had called Sgt. the take-out line. Vicker and assured him that Below we have listed some Ellen A. Linnemanstons individual has intentions of The ingrate the Blue Castle would not get Food Service prices and a Carrie Hanson either di'srupting or university backing! It seems comparison with store prices Scott Resetlch destroying the rights and Speaketh the chess club wouldn't have Michael A, Bruggeman ways of the American people in the Stevens Point area or allies. To the F.ditor: been enough after all! (Copps IGA and Hal's Red DavidS.Jgl We are happy to see the Obviously we were given the Jim Sommerville As for the future of this Owl). We think we are . Karen Woppert country, we depend upon a Pointer tackling the real run around! ! No wonder they correct in believing that issues troubling UWSP have a hard time getting Nancy Durtes military to safeguard the grocers make a profit on Diana Retzlaff students. We were, at first , people to participate. It every product sold. It seems rights of the people. Whether skeptical of the new Pointer seems that we won't be able reasonable to assume that AmyE.Bonati the military sits dormant or to get the UW-SP marching Tricia Hanson format. Could it make us b!>th the Food Service and -is called upon it is a deterrent better people? Could we band, cheerleaders, or Pon these retail stores purchase Keiko Tokerisba to others, that we intend to Porn squad either!!! &>nnle T. Kneebone expect the "aggressive their products at similar fight for what we have. student advocate" with "well Although the quote given to wholesale prices. Craig Dinkle JobnR.Maglll us was "UAB has not Lori Lindsay researched interpretive It could be argued that one Sgt U.S,A.R, articles," as promised in the cancelled the parade." cannot compare store prices Cynthia Doege R.O,T.C, Cadet Obviously they have taken Abigail Moala issue of September 3? The with prices at a restaurant To the Pointer: the appropriate measures to type food service setting and Glory Allen October 1 issue exorcised our shut the parade down and we agree. We realize we are Sally E. McGUty Your guest editorial about doubts. If '.'The Pointer keep anyone else from paying for paper plates and Patrice Kent "Military Madness" was, to resident video-junkies list imitating one. Well, after Debbi Bowles ·say the least, inflanunatory. their toe 12 movies and T.V. cups, as well as plastic As a member of the ROTC shows" is a sample of the having police support and silverware. We also know we Dennis G. Stamstad city support we would just Michael R. Stevens program, a student in the research and aggressive are paying for the reporting, then we have like to thank John Jury and convenience, and the people Bert Yazzee Military Science department, HlS u.a.b. for the fantastic JeanBarina and a member of the much to look forward to. who work for the Food Wisconsin National Guard, I We were humbled by this Homecoming activities this Service. We feel, however ToddSpinti year! Happy Homecoming Therese M. Sankovltz am offended. well researched, interpretive that the markup is much too article. We all agreed that UW-SP!!! . high for these items that Marian Manning The suggestion that I am Sorry student body PaulJ. Bahr being "taught to disrupt and Ingrid Bergman was great in require minimum Notorious, but we yield . to bnt we tried for ya! preparation. David Waldbuetter destroy the lives of others" is THE BLUE CASTLE Sophia Trureh unjustifiable. It is beyond my Michael Daehn 's supenor . One factor_ that may critical sense. Only the most !313Maln influence prices is the SnsanKelly comprehension that your difficulty the Food Service Dave Larson paper would print something discerning critic would notice encounters in estimating the Lisa Benzine so close to slander. It is the important contribution of P.S. - The real tragedy is number of people who will eat Connie Frankenberg obvious that the author of the Grace Kelly . We didn't _even that as of Monday, just two at a specific time. Because Linda Olson editorial has never been a know she was in the movie. days after the entry forms items must be kept in stock Jeff Raasch part of our program. I also We've agreed not to eat were out, we had over 25 storage costs are a factor' Richard Mealy doubt that he or she has ever unW Mike Daehn and Bob entries to the parade - Still, most of these ite~ Desiree Grates been a part of a military Ham list their favorite foods including the ROTC Color require little special Linda Young organization. or at least their twelve Guard, the Band, attention for storage and we Jodi Ramaker Kent State was a horrible favorite restaurants . .We Cheerleaders, Pon-Porns, maintain that there should Glenn Schellinger incident in our nation's past. await future Mike's Picks over ten floats, and a lot of not be such a significant Amy B. lhlenfeldt No one who remembers the and Bob's Picks. How about positive responses on the effect on prices. Sue Lernkind deaths of the students there your favorite war criminals parade - who knows the size could remain unchanged. and toilet bowl cleaners, Most of us living in South--:-"' Barbara Behlke 1 we could have had by Hall are currently on the Eric Marsh Just as the vi9lence and maybe the Pointer / !1 Thursday? Since most coupon plan for the Gerald L. Yentbaer cruelty of the Vietnamese publish your grocery list · ., organizations have started convenience it provides and war touched all of our lives. Pat LoslnS .. Both incidents are in the past, Jon MJskowski work on their floats, we have for the time we save in not Military Presence Brad F1atoff taken the appropriate steps having to walk to north To the Editor: Just as draft dodging, rioting with the Park Dept. to park campus to eat. We are and so_ many other painful their floats at the south end of prepared to sacrifice while . 1'.his letter is fo~ those memories are. As a nation we ( 1'1IDe in next week when Bob Goerke Field. Unless U.A.B. the renovations are '!ldivtduals who know very survived those tragedies and and Mike U,t their pleb for steps in on this, too! ! underway, both in terms of little about the organizations no one needs to be reminded moat obnoxious letters lo tbe they attempt to run down and of how tragic our past has editor.) Pointer Page 5 News 266 Shopping Days _Left For ERA ./ There are only 266 days 'intensive door to door Section I. Amendment reflects the event of widowhood, di until the Equal Rights campaign is being conducted Equalizy of rights under the American society as it is vorce or separation, home Amendment either becomes in Utah. ERA "missionaries" law shalf not be denied or today. As more WOII!.lln enter makers will gain important the 27th amendment to the US are using tactics similar to abridged by the United States the work force as unmarried legal status. · · Constitution or fades into Morman proselytizing or by any State on account of individuals, equal wage history as another aborted techniques. Volunteers have sex. The amendment does not earners in a marriage or as require women to work attempt by women to gain descended upon the state to Section 2. single parents, equal pay and equal rights as citizens of this work in ~ contacting outside the home, go· to war The Congress shall have employment opportunities or lose their "femininity" in country. people on a face to face level. the power to enforce, by are necessary for women to Since time is so short, the Despite the progress ERA any way. Neither does It appropriate legislation, the gain economic independence. allow homosexuality to run National Organization for has made in the past century, provisions of this Article. Homemakers will benefit it seems to face more and rampant, deBtroy the family Women has begun a or emasculate men. Countdown C,ampaign to more . opposition as it ~N EPIC Tl by Ann Relllholdt in 1981 so far twenty-nine of severity. First degree sexual assaults reported in that only 26 respondents How many times per year have been reported. sexual assault is the most 1980 ten were classified. as perceived violence against do sexual assaults occur in However these numbers severe and is a Class B !st 'degree, eight as 2nd women to be a problem in Stevens Point? Five times? can be deceivingly felony. It basically involves degree, zero as 3rd de_gree Stevens Point. In other Six times? :naccurate. Many sexual sexual contact or intercourse and eleven as 4th degree. In words, only one third of the Kathryn Jeffers, Director assaults are never recorded that results in great bodily 1981 the figures breakdown to peo_pl_e. who participated in of the Women's Resource as such. Instead they are harm or pregnancy to the six 1st degree, four 2nd activities planned to increase Center, began inve,<1tigating logged as lewd and lascivious victim and also includes the degree, zero 3rd degree and their awareness of the sexual that question last ye'ar.1n her behavior or disorderly use or threat of use of a fourt~en 4th degree sexual assault problem believed that efforts she interviewed police conduct. For example,- in 1980 dangerous weapon. assaults. a problem even exists. Yet officers and Protective Protective Services recorded Second degree sexual Jeffers' inquiry into how the fact that 57 incidents of Service officers, and seven sexual assaults, but assault has "less severe" many of these cases had been sexual assault have occurred examined their records to eight incidents of lewd and results such as injury, illness, prosecuted met with more in less than two yea rs determine the incidence of lascivious conduct. Of the disease or mental anguish. confusion. She found that in indicates that Point is not sexual assault in the Stevens sixteen incidents of Third degree has no 1980 only one person was immune to this type of Point area. What she found disorderly conduct recorded noticeable effects on the charged by the Stevens Point violence. were few clear answers and in 1980, it is not known how victim, and fourth degree police, and that was for 1st That this lack of awareness many more questions. many actually qualified as covers sexual contact but not degree sexual assault. will continue is Jeffers' According to her study, sexual assaults. intercourse. Provisions for However, an officer pointed greatest concern because the twenty~ight sexual assaults As of 1976 when the minors, spouses and out to her that some sexual police, Protective Services ( first through fourth degree) Wisconsin statutes regarding mentally deficient persons assaults that are prosecuted and the press do not publicize were reported to the Stevens rape and sexual assault were are included in the statute. are logged as aggrevated information on sexual Point Police Department in revised, sexual assault is According to Jeffers' assaults or simply as "other assaults. Although she has 1980. And it's getting worse: categorized into four degrees study, of the twenty~ight assaults." She was unable to met with cooperation from determine how many of those these sources during her "others" were actually investigation, she questions sexual assaults. The fact that why very little coverage is many sexual assault cases given to the issue. Jeffers are plea bargained also emphasizes, "The public has contributes to the mess. the right to know that this Jeffers is worried that few campus and community are people in .the community are not necessarily safe." aware of the problem. In a And in order to end sexual survey of fr1 people who assaults in Stevens Point, she participated in the "Take stresses, "We need to Back the Night" week of overcome the· 'no talk rule' October, 1980, Jeffers found we have in this community." Take Back The Night The second annual Take an evening of song and verse. Back The Night week will Wednesday; October H: take place October 13th 8:30 PM Obadla's Image: through the 15th. In an effort The Training of a Rapist-ea to "help stop violence against presented for the nominal women," the Women's cost of '2 by the Other Resource Center is teaming Theatre Company of Madison with the area N.O.W. chapter in thePBRoftheU.C. to sponsor a series of 1banday, October IS: consciousness raising events 1%:-.1:38 PM-free self· and activities. The week's defense · demo in the, schedule looks like this: Communications Room of the Tuesday, October 13: U.S. 8:00 PM Take Back The 7:88 PM Take Back The Night Coffeehouse-featur Night Rally at the Sundial. ing Tom +Pease, Sara La 8:18 PM March through Bond, Jim Dailing, Liz Han downtown Point. Bring a non, Louie Crew:,J3e~ God flashlight and dress warmly· win, a_nd Ka_thryn Jeffers in Favorite! ------ ~50¢ off WITH COUPON University Store Universit Center 346 ·3431 Poln1er Page 7 News WRC Offers Smorgasboard of Services By Kasandra Boaman and develop positive glimpses of people from the defense. Resource Center. Would you like to learn how attitudes. local area. On a similar note is The staff at the Center does to give a good massage? Or The WRC was established Programs and classes are "Operation Whistle Stop." more than just organize do you need to know how to in Stevens Point in June, 1977, held at various times of the The WRC sells loud, shrill classes. They also volunteer defend yourself? Could you by a group of men and women year. Classes in full swing whistles that.can be heard for their efforts and talents at use some training on how to who felt there was a need for this semester include "The blocks. These in' turn can be places like the Coffeehouse to communicate effectively? a place that could handle Woman Within" and used to frighten off raise support for specific The Women's Resource sexual assault cases. Today it " Assertive Training for Men assailants. People who hear purposes. Along with other Center offers programs on covers a variety of major and Women." These such a whistle are women's groups, such as the massage techniques, self issues. The programs are programs deal with the encouraged to notify help. National Organization for defense, assertive training kept up-to-date as society and importance of grasping self The "Escort Service," one Women, they contribute to for men and women, and values change with the times. awareness. It deals with of the WRC's most publicized annual events like the " Take much, much more. The basic core of money for honest communication in programs, should be · Back The Night" rally. The The WRC consists of a staff the WRC comes from the relationships. Fears and available some time next people at the WRC devote of twelve and lots of University student problems are discussed and week. This program provides their time and energies into volunteers. (More volunteers segregated funds. The Center shared among the group. company to anyone who has special projects like the are always welcome.) The also raises money from the The "Massage Class" will to venture out alone in the Women's History Week that ma in purpose of the Center is classes and seminars held offer various techniques of dark. So far, the service has takes place in March. This to bring people together to there. They try' to gain profit massage and acupressure to always been successful at week feature guest speakers share their knowledge, ideas, from volunteer fund raising anyone who would care to making sure one gets from and educators from all over and experiences with other events and a monthly learn this unique art. The one place to another safely. the country who share in a people. It is a place where newsletter as well. The first class filled fast, but The escorts, who are celebration of women's women can find emotional newsletter is sent out to 600 another one will be held in a carefully screened, will contributions to society and support for any kind of people throughout the few weeks. accompany people in a one culture. In the past, it has problem they encounter. Its community and surrounding The " Self-Defense mile radius around campus been quite successful services include group areas. The letter includes a Seminar" provides and downtown. bringing about new ideas and discussions, classes, and community calendar of demonstrations of ways to Some of the more effective knowledge to our community. seminars which help women women's events around town. protect yourself in the event Center programs concern come to terms with ·their It addresses political and of an assault. It could prove women learning more about concerns and problems. It is social issues which concern to be a valuable lesson. The themselves. The "Displaced The Stevens Point a place where women can women. In addition, the class provides experience Homemakers Group'' Women's Resource Center is learn more about themselves newsletter includes personal and background on self- educates women who are presently located at 2101A returning to the job force. It Main Street in a big residence teaches skills and helps them they share with the Suzuki organize resumes. It gives Musical Institute. Suzuki has information .on how to find a decided to expand its full-time babysitter, etc., quarters, so the WRC is being and, most importantly, it forced to relocate. There are builds confidence. A job no dates yet on when they will search Specialist helps in be moving. Although it is up placing these women in jobs. to SGA to find them new Other WRC programs are housing, the people at the scheduled for various times WRC are hoping for a larger of the year, such as exercise place where they can classes, seminars on sexual separate their office from the . assault, social security, and main center. The WRC handling finances. There are currently handles about 60 to plent,y of worthwhile group 100 walk-ins a week, people discussions to get involved in from the community as well such as divorce support as the University. The WRC groups, single parent groups, staff are setting their goals women in their 30's, and on establishing a place on the consciousness raising edge of campus. They feel if groups. Information on when they are directly on campus, these classes are held is the people from the available at the Women's community might shy away Continued on p. 16 Photo by Rick McNltt New Minor Teaches Women About Selves By Kristi Hnebschen both men and women to since 1848. "These courses Courses are also offered in public administration majors "People often ask" why examine the values of offer women a sense of the Women's Studies and minors by providing there is a need for women's society, as well as their own roots," McAuliffe added, information on federal and studies. After all there isn't a values," acco.rding to Department, itself. One state equal opportunity men's studies. Or is there?", McAuliffe. " It is most course is Women's Studies legislation and can educate a coordinator of the Women's beneficial in the student's 300-500: Women and Work. student on fair employment Studies program, Joan personal growth." This course focuses on and hiring procedures. Other McAuliffe stated. "In the The courses are offered in employment and careers for majors and minors a early 1970's women and men many different areas, such as women. Ms. McAuliffe Women's Studies minor could faculty found that they often Political Science 317: explained that the course benefit are communication, knew little about women : discusses specific careers for psychology, political science, Political Woman, Psychology sociology, and anthropology. women writers, women 240: Psychology of Women, women and prepares them artists, women in the U.S., for the job market. The students of these fields Communication 395: Women should learn how traditional women in medieval Europe. In the Media, or Economics In professional terms, a Despite advanced degrees Women's studies minor can roles for men and women 372 : Consumer Economics. affect their psychological and and extensive reading they There are presently three benefit many majors and often knew little about Women's studies courses In minors; a good example is physical behaviors on the job wmnen." the history department. One the education major. The and at home. Now a student at UWSP course Is titled " The courses provide Increased Joan McAuliffe summed up can receive a Women's American Woman," which awareness of sexism and her feelings by stating, studies minor with twenty covers material from " What we want Is students to two credits of Women's colonial times to the present. racism In textbooks and a try these courses, so students studies courses. In this course a student may "because the women have sensitivity to stereotyping in can break out of traditional "Many of the courses learn that the women's been iearnJng from a men's the classroom. This minor roles and narrow viewpoints provide an opportunity for movement has been around perspective of history." can also benefit business and will be eliminated." r ' . SU~lJAY l!ORSHIP ·- Divi ne Hord Ev . Lutheran Church 9 : 00 a .m. I NTER FACE 2nd & 3rd Mondays , Univ . - Center , 8 : 30-10 : 00 p . m. Contraceptives and Contraceptive LC MEETINGS ~ 1st Monday , Univ , Center, Counseling Available At The ~ 8 : 30-10 : 00 p . m. Health Service Delzell Hall 346-4646 LUTHERA COL LEG I ANS • part of the campus mi nistry r of the Wiscons in ·Evangelica l ', Unplanned Pregnancy Prevention - Lu the ran Synod Campaign OFFICE OF RESIDENCE LIFE Presents: JOB OPENINGS FOR RESIDENT ASSIST ANTS Applications available Mon., October 12 Applications due Tues., November 3 Interviewing beginning Wed., November 4 Interviewing ends . Fri., December 4 Pick up applications and other information from Directors or at Main Desk of Residence Halls if you are interested in applying. Pointer ~ Where Do We Begin? No Easy Answers to Abortion Conflict By Chris Cellchowskl contrasting definitions of January 22, 1973 when the eliminating, the wide range . paradoxically pledges its Putting all patriotic what a fetus is. U.S. Supreme Court struck of pro-abortion legislation allegiance to itself as "one rhetoric aside, division is " Pro-life," or anti down a Texas statute currently on the books. They nation under God" is bound to nothing new to America. The abortion, forces believe that prohibiting abortion (Roe v. have flooded the U.S. mail have difficulty with a country was built on it, our a fetus is a human being from Wade) . Dlfring that year and with form letters question like abortion. This is constitution encourages it, the moment of conception in subsequent years the Court encouraging active especially true when and we have weathered the and deserves the rights, elaborated on its initial . mobilization of those religious persons on both most serious schism known to privileges, and protection ruling, generally favoring sympathetic to their cause. sides attempt to paint a affect a nation's afforded by the U.S. pro-abortion forces in its Their efforts are being simple picture of a complex stability-civil war. The constitution. opinions, much to the chagrin matched by eager pro-life subject. issues dividing us have . Those who take the "pro of those against abortion. lobbyists encouraged by the Contrary to popular ranged from slavery to choice," or pro-abortion, Legislative bodies on both "mandate" of last thought, there are more federalism, prohibition to position agree that the fetus federal and state levels November's elections. people advocating a busing. is alive; but hesitate in responded to the decisions by Relatively minor battles, moderate stand on abortion Generally, the ship of state characterizing it as human expanding existing waged day in and day out, than either one of the polar has weathered these life. They also believe that leg1Slation and increasing pale in comparison to the positions. controversies in the enviable the pregnant woman should tax-sponsored funding for huge confrontation that will A Milwaukee Journal fashion, ensuring that possess control of her body, abortions and Planned take place as the House and survey revealed that 57 equitable and just solutions and therefore that of the Parenthood programs. These Senate hold debate over the percent of those surveyed felt were implemented. However, "organal," non-human fetus. actions rubbed the proverbial proposed Hyde Amendment. that abortion should be legal occasionally an issue arises Finding a clear-cut salt in the already gaping The amendment's first two only under "certain that divides us so sharply moderate answer to this wounds of the pro-life forces. lines reveal its inflammatory circumstances.' ' The that it appears insoluble, and problem, while not In. retaliation, pro-lifers nature: remaining 43 percent was "!lo matter which position the achievable overnight, would beefed up their offensive "The paramount right to almost equally divided government adopts it can be considerably simpler were attack as the decade wore life is vested in each human between "always legal" and count on confronting an it not for the core question on hopeful that there would being from the moment of "never legal" camps. These angry, sizable opposition. In involved-when is a homo be a shift in the political fertilization without regard to statistics fail to point out the last decade, and perhaps sapien organism "human"? climate that would allow age, health, or condition of that, based on America's for the next two, abortion is Even though philosophers them an opP.ortunity to dependency." miserable voting ·record, the that issue. and theologians have change or modify the current Those of us who profess to sizable majority on the Technically, abortion is the thrashed over this problem laws. That change came in never talk about politics or middle ground will probably "expulsion of a fetus from the for millenia unsuccessfully, November, 1980, when religion probably don't remain a silent majority. womb before it is viable ( able the militia supporting either President Reagan's victory discuss abortion either. Unless something out of the to live outside of the uterus polar position believe that enabled conservatives Political considerations ordinary occurs, it will be one under normal conditions)." they have found the answer. throughout America to win certainly play a pivotal role of the extreme groups that Little argument exists over And so the battle rages on. their respective elections. in the abortion issue, but succeeds in getting its this clinical definition, The war over abortion, . Pro-choice backers now remain minor in comparison to religious questions. Any because it is medically fought as localized realize that the pro-lifers Continued 011 p. 10 correct. The real controversy skirmishes prior to 1973, took have a good chance of forcing nation claiming a separation lies in the severely on national importance on reductions in, or even ri. church and state that Anatomy of a Rape Sponsored by Women's Resource Center I remember the night so careful and persistent clearly because I had been observation I discovered having dinner with friends. where he lived and that be The combination of good· had a wife and two children. TUESDAY, friends and good wine would My fear turned to anger and have normally left a delicious my friends and myself taste in my mouth. · But I started throwing bricks made the mistake of going through his windows at night out for a walk after dinner to threatening to do to his OCTOBER 13: stretch out my legs and run family what he had done to my dog. me. With red spray paint we The house I was visiting wrote "RAPIST" on the side was located on the edge of of his house. In a short time it town and was near some became clear to me that my ditches used for irrigating. fear had no longer just turned Take Back The Night Coffeehouse As I ran to the top of one of to anger but rather to rage them there was a man and obsession. I realized that waiting, his knife already out I was turning his wife and 8:00 P.M. as though he was certain I, or children into the same someone, would come along. innocent victims I had been. I felt the blade go across my My hatred for him grew as University Center Coffeehouse right forearm and I froze. It the reality hit home that he was 9:30 at night and late not only had messed up my winter but not dark enough life, but caused a tremendous Admission: Free for me to see his face. I am agony to my family, and certain now that no amount of ultimately, to his own. blackness would have made I joined a support group for Featuring: Tom Pease it possible for me to not sexual assault victims in the confront his eyes. spring of that year. It helped The next twenty minutes me to restructure my anger; Sara LaBord - Jim Dailing took their toll in years as I taking my hatred for one submitted to both his knife person and refunneling it and his penis . The toward the intolerance of a Liz Hannon - Louie Crew humiliation he sought by his social system that not only power over me was tolerates but also indirectly complete; I was so goddamn creates a climate for violence Kathryn Jeffers - Betsy Godwin paralyzed by fear that I against women. A year of ...... never opened my mouth to therapy also made it possible beg, much less scream. Only for me to resume having when he stuck his knife in my nurturing sexual vagina was I able to respond relationships without the Help Stop Violence to the thought that maybe I shame and self-loathing that was going to die. I felt immediately following I met up with my assailant the rape interferring to the again some months after the Against .Women rape had occurred. Through Continued on p. 10 I ( 'Page 10 o OHober 8, 1981 Continued from p.g View From position adopted by federal and state lawmakers. ~ : Finally, it has been said A Lesbian that language reveals a lot about personal feelings One of the most " cause," genetic or toward a subject. The controbersial of women's envirorunental...Of course Welcome Students & Alumni. language used in the abortion issues, second only per_haps science hasn't explained the battle reveals the contempt to abortion, is the topic of -"causes" of heterosexuality Our store is conveniently each group has for their lesbianism. Women who either, but this fact has been opposition's ideals. Those build loving · relationships generally overlooked. located to meet your opposed .to abortion have with other women are often Lesbianism is a very chosen the moniker "Pro at best misunderstood, and at complex behavior pattern busy schedule. life," and in so doing imply worst, feared and even hated. which. is not readily that those disagreeing with Many times though the accessible to simplistic Gas, groceries, deli, snacks, them are pro-death. On the negative feelings that analysis. · and more ... other end of the spectrum, surround this issue are born What Ms. Lehman is saying pro-abortion groups refer to out of misinformation or here is that there is no one or themselves as "pro-choice," ignorance. It is necessary easy ~esponse _to the inquiry, All in one stop. implying that persons then to ask, what is a lesbian? what is a lesbian? One thing opposed to abortion are also According to J .L. Lehman though seems clear, lesbians Stop in and see us. opposed to constitutionally in the Lesbian resource book, are more than women who protected freedoms. OurRlgbtToLove; ' simply have a sexual Barbara Dembski, a writer A lesbian is a female preference for other women. for the Milwaukee Journal, homosexual. She is a woman The important distinction is Division & 4th. points out that pro-lifers refer who prefers other women ori that lesbians love and fall in to abortion as "killing or many levels: p~ycholo- love with women, and it is murder" while those in favor g i ca lly, emohonally this love for women that of abortion call it "a medical physically, sometimes profoundly affects lesbians' U!mNll=i¥J•mE119961F procedure." Likewise, a politically, and sexually. A lives, and set them apart Widl Tllil Coupin. b!*m 1•1 I "dead baby" to a pro-lifer lesbian may form lasting from the culturally E...,.M-1.T-.,&wec1-.,0NLY! I would be a " product of emotional and sexual bonds considered norm. 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I had the opportunity to drumming, and of course The unexpected humor that "What shall we say spend a weekend with the Rhiannon's incredible voice. surfaces as we map out what when yon ask where the If you have never heard a members of the Jazz group Rhiannon also wrote three ''life alone" means : music comes from? feminist oriented jazz group Alive! last year. The five songs on the album. She It comes from ns all yon have never heard Alive! women had been on tour for opens side one with the up It comes from ns all This is definitely an album two months and were packed tempo, "Somebody's Talking rn get one little room jnst we bring ourselves to It you will want to have In your into one van which had to To You," which sets the stage big enough for me and my and throagb It music collection. hold them and their for the album's message: piano, andergroand, no equipment. plamblng aboat five bandred Alive! came together as a miles of wilderness all jazz ensemble when the Look ap to the sky my aroandme. women became aware of sisters, PU get np aboat five o'clock each others talents around Take your signal from the In the morning the San Francisco Bay area. light above. have a little tea and dry Fueled by a feminist fire they U you look up from the toast banded to gether to form a groand, my brothen sit down at the piano and women's jazz group. feel the strength that practice for about ten hours, Alive! tempers their Jazz comes from lmowledge and without missing a beat." licks with some compelling love." ·------.;:__ Latin rhythms, supported by But the reality is always Carolyn Brandy's formidable different: array of congos. Rhiannon's phrasings, scat Brandy has been an singing and the "Settfn oat, feelln lr:lnda instrumental part of Alive! 's conversational tone of her shaky, unique sound. Her name song, "Part Of Me Changes" But I'm flying high, cryfD, appears as author of three of makes it one of the best of the jnst Uke a little baby, the songs on the album. And lot. what a meu, in concert it's Brandy's The song chronicles her all right, go bead be mad at almost Invisible hands that separation from her lover, me fly across her drwns, bells, not only the pain but the bnt I'm mad at yon too." and chimes, pushing the beat anger and strength of the along, making the audience move shines through the Alive! is a well produced dance In the aisles. words: album; an album to listen to By Kathryn Jeflen blues. What ties the Records, an Oakland, In the past ten years, tremendous diversity of callfornla based feminist "women's music" has performing styles and recording and distribution become a coined phrase. It musical roots together is that company. It lists fifty.four has taken on this la be! by the it is music about the changing women's names on the album women who perform and lives of women. It is Jacket who contributed In produce it, by the audience explicitly or implicitly rooted some way to its production. that consumes it, and by the in the joys and struggles of The reoccurring theme of media that reports its the current women's the spiritual power of women growth. Names like Chris movement. The music sings is woven throughout this Williamson, Holly Near, Meg of women taking power over album, as in the chorus from Christian, Olivia and their lives, challenging age her song, "Sister:" Redwood ~rds are being old assumptions and images,. Lean ou me, I am your reco11nized as key and delivering the spirit of sister, participants in this new and women's searches and Believe on me, I am your evolving generic category of victories onto vinyl and into friend, conditions for women under music. the concert halls. Lean OD me, I am your the Junta takeover in Chile by The network as a whole Women's music includes sister, saymg: "I hate to think about consists of over twenty the themes of love of women, Believe on me, I am your torture, whether in Chile, El Perhaps the most powerful women~wned record labels, love of the earth and living friend, Salvador or the United selection on Imagine My at least forty women's things, the damage done to I will bold yon In my arms States; but not thinking about Surprise, "The Mountain concert production women and men both by sex Uke a white-winged dove, it doesn't make itgo away." Song," reflects her concern companies, thirty full-time role stereotyping, the healing Shine In your soul Ms. Near's sensitivity and for both the earth and the women record distributors, powers of sisterhood, When your spirit Is crying. concern for women facing women of the coal mining and hundreds of performers, women's spiritual sources, Another women-owned life's special challenges region of the Appalachians: musicians, technicians and the rising tide of feminist label, Redwood Records, comes out in her song, I have dreamed OD this promoters who are women. thought, and the creation of a produces the music of Holly " Something About The moantaln All of the records produced new social order based on Near. Growing out of the anti Women :" Since I was my mother's by the twenty women~wned feminist principals of wpr movement of the late One woman signs a daughter labels are engineered almost nurturance. It goes !lit!_lout sixties, Holly's music message And you can't jnst take my exclusively by women. saying that we're not getting embodies her political Singing the sounds of dreama away, Even though it is unique to much of it played over AM beliefs. Her album, Imagine silence Not with me watching. find music that is created, radio ... My Surprise, explores her Another wheels her chair to Yon may drive a big packaged, promoted and One of the most creative transition into feminist the center of the stage machine performed by women, it is and esteemed of the women's thought while still Changing minds and But I was born a great big the music itself that most sets music artists is Chris concentrating on issues that attitudes woman it apart from the rest of its Williamson. Her first album, affect all humankind. With eyes that bear and And yon can't Just take my field. Women's music comes The Changer and The She introduces her song, bands that see dreams away, in many genres : folk, Changed, was also one of the " Hay Una Mujer These women working, Without me fighting. classical, jazz, rock and first releases by Olivia Desparicida," a song about living Independently. Continued on p. 17 Page 1% · Octolierll, 1981 Apostle Islands ..... Last of the ~ f) Wild? Earthbound~ by Steve Schunk club in constant search of explained as being the island Now the ground is covered immediately upon getting off "I am glad I shall never be "blank spots on the map" with the steepest terrain. It with mikllaged pine and the boat in a clearing near young without wild country to made a journey to one of the was one of the islands that the balsam, maple saplings and outhouse and pump so they be young in. Of what avail are Apostles of the wilderness. Souix and the Chippewa flung [!Ultured aspen. could move about and forty freedoms without a Thirty-three wild-country arrows about in a hostile The islands except for the explore the shore and land blank spot on the map." seekers set out Friday Oct. 3 maMer to obtain as their own Inhabited Madeline Island without the burden of heavy Aldo Leopold and made Uieir first camp at territory. The latter proved are now the Apostle Islands packs and latrine trowel. How long will we be able to Copperfalls State Park near to be the easier nation to National Lakeshore. The Others, compass in hand make that statement? Can Mellen. After waking J·ust trade with. From business harsh weather and the cold pack fully loaded, and wan'. we in all honesty say it now? after the dawn of Satur ay, with the French, English, and deep waters that envelope the derlust gleaming in their Wisconsin is blessed with a and hiking the trails of the later the Americans the tribe islands keep them in their eyes, took off through the few remaining "blank spots" park to view the falls, the built a powerful arsenal of natural state. In the swnmer woods like so many bull on its map; one of which is group lourneyed to Bayfield. guns and steel knives and the mosquitoes and powerfui moose to get to the other side the Apostle Islands. Bayfie d is a town with the pushed the Souix back past thunderstorms must' be "Weve got to get to the wate~ On the northern most tip of look of the East. Sailboats, the St. Croix River. Since contended with by tliese who sometime, this is an island Wisconsin, north of the gulls and fresh breezes off the then the Indians have been want to camp there. Other ya know." Cheguamagan Bay of the water are all integral parts of moved to reservations on the seasons offer cold and No matter what the style Great Lake Superior, the the harbor-town essence. mainland and loggers have wetness; the kind only the the island campers absorbed Apostle Islands are receiving Packs loaded and everyone tried to harvest the last combination of Lake Superior the rich Autumn sun of the pounding clear, water seated, the last leg of the trip virgin woods in the area. Oak and the north can muster. Saturday and survived thi;,. waves. They are protected began. The boat pilot not only Island and its steep downpours of Saturday night now - 22 various sized land steered the boat to the island topography claimed the lives Why do people seek the and Sunday. All were . masses that were left high with the oak pier, he spun a of many horse and ox as they wilderness, why do we , go recharged - given the and dry after Lake Superior story rich in history. · pulled the logs to the island's rambling about with heavy renewing jolt of seeing some shrunk to its present shores. Oak Island, the destination edge to be picked up in rafts packs on our backs - clothes, wild country again. The The U.W.-S.P. Trippers, a for the weekend was and hauled to sawmills. mobile kitchens, feather beds changing eroding islands and nylon homes? Is is to offered a brief rest to the return to a deeply rooted way hardy that sought it. of life. As Walt Whibnan put it, " Now I see the secret of More people are visiting making the best persons, It is the Apostle every year. Some to grow in the open air and to taking excursions, some eat and sleep with the earth." hardy campers, others are That can certainly be done sailors who use the island as on the Apostle Islands. The docking spots for over-nights Trippers that visited Oak and luncheons. Although the Island last weekend enjoyed Continued on p. 16 that spot of earth in various ways. Some set up camp Thinking About AGreat Gift? Send Delicious Wisconsin Cheese. Stop In And See Our Bulk Cheese & Deli Items · Sentry Plaza . & 3297 Church Street The Flame Marla Drive Near Second Street Six Blocks From The Dorms NEW WAVE EVERY MONDAY SOLID GOLD ROCK & ROLL REVIVAL WEEKEND THURSDAY THAU SATURDAY OCTOBER 8·10 SPECIAL · EDITION NEW WAVE-fRIDAY, OCT. 16 ·,'·'.·' .Pointer.' Pilke.13 ' entertainment A portrait of the walrus as an artist Art Was Also Lennon's Bag . By Matthew Lewis John Lennon once stated A Seattle art dealer named that he would prefer to be Steve MrJ)owell owns four of remembered as "a great the sets, and he is currently peacenik." Well, his wish has sending them on consecutive come true, for Lennon's tours covering 80 to 90 cities memory is as inextricably across the country. The bound to peace as it is to Milwaukee exhibit was held music. · at Century Hall, a large old Few, however, remember house on N. Farwell John Lennon as an artist, Ave.-located about a although . this was how he Brewer· home run from the began his career. In fact, lake. The main floor of before he was anything else, Century Hall is a restaurant Lennon was a student at and bar, and the Bag One Liverpool Art College lithographs were on display between the years 1957 and in a medium-sized room 1960. upstairs. The teenage Lennon was a Considering the potential talented, though unruly art drawing power of ·anything student who frequently connected with the BeaUes, showed up for classes (when there was a surprisingly light he bothered to show up at turnout. As Lennon's all)mildly inebriated from Imagine album wafted of Picasso and ruled that they observation. His strokes of drawings that deserves to be the pub around the comer. through the speakers of a were "unlike!)' to deprave or the pen are lively and seen. With a little help from a ca~tte tape deck, patrons corrupt." Indeed, the only agitated without seeming In 1969, Lennon capped off girlfriend and fellow student lingered in front of each of people who could rightfully "cluttered." In other words, his year of break-ups, bed-ins named Cynthia Powell (who the 14 lithographs (which be shocked by the lithographs the guy was a good artist too. and " happenings" by later became his wife) he measured 30 by 36 inches, are those who a re Judged solely as returning his MBE medal ( a somehow managed to pass framed) and three photo uninformed as to what lithographs, the Bag One prestigious award which all his courses for three years enlargements of Lennon actually goes on during a exhibit is not all that four Beatles had received iri before he finally became signing his work. The honeymoon. remarkable (and certainly 1965) to the queen. On sidetracked: in the spring of atmosphere was cordial and Like Lennon's best songs of not worth the $3 admission November 25 he sent the 1960 Lennon left on a tour of unhurried, and viewers were the period, the drawings are fee) . Yet, as a further insight medal with the following Scotland with his part-time fr~ to help themselves to simple and intensely into the man who so deeply note: rock 'n' roll group known as c'Offee and doughnuts as they personal. There is a beautiful influenced our·music and our "Your majesty, I am the Beatles. While this strolled among the easels. immediacy to such 1969 way of life, Bag One is a .returning this MBE in protest marked the end of his colorful valuable collection of stint at Liverpool Art College, Continued on p. 16 he never lost his penchant for drawing ( as evidenced by his 1~ books In His Own Write and A Spalllard In the University Film Society Works) . The only formal exhibit of John Lennon's art came to Presents Milwaukee last weekend, and several hundred people paid a steep $3 to view the series of 14 lithographs entiUed "Bag -rHE STORY OF ADELE H. is a beautiful. One." Lennon created the rigorous, very original film . It looks and sounds drawings, which depict like no other Truffaut film you've ever seen." public and private events at -Vincent Canby, New York Time the time of his marriage to Yoko Ono, in 196~ most brilliant and outrageous year. They can be interpreted as a visual "Ballad of John and Yoko," and offer proof of his search for a new direction as his split with the BeaUes became final. At this point a brief word about lithographs may be helpfui. Lithography is a process used to accurately reproduce drawings by 1HE transferring the original ;mage to a flat metal or stone STORY plate. The plates are then OF used to print reproductions, and in the case of limited ADEi.EH. editions the plates are 'RAHCOIS TAUHAUf J EAHGRIJAOl.l SUZANNE SC1-11,,WAN destroyed after the BRUCE ROBINSON• SYLVIA MARRIOTI predetermined number of JOSEPH Bl.ATCHLEY • IVRY GITLUS pieces have been produced. NESTOfr ALMfNOROS MAUR1ce JAueeRr John and Yoko depart on tbelr honeymoon lo one of Lennon's 14 A FILMS OU CARAOSSE-ARTISTES ASSOCIES Fil ms Incorporated The lithographs are lithographs created lo 1969. The Bag One exhlbil ls currently on a numbered in the order they ~~~~~~ASE were printed, and the pieces national tour. l!fa~~-= are then personally signed by Probably the best ~ordings as "Don't Let r,fe the artist. A total of 345 sets of known-and least Down,'' "I Want You (She's "Bag One Llthographs" were important-aspect of'Bag So Heavy)," "Because," and printed (or "pulled,'' to use One is the alleged "Cold Turkey,'' and the Wisconsin Room the proper terminology), and "obscenity" of some of the lithographs have much the an entire set ( or "suite") drawings. The London police, same impact. Milwaukee originally sold for $10,000. in fact, confiscated eight of Journal art critic Jim Auer 7:00 & 9:15 Now, with Lennon dead the pieces at the original credited Lennon with a scarcely a year, a complete showing in 1970. A couple of "quick, agile band,'' and it's signed and numbered suite months later, a magistrate also apparent that the artist Admission Only s1.25 will run you about $75,000. compared them to the work possessed a keen sense of Page H October 8, 1981 wealthiest corporations in the 1et them to sign the petition . United States according to Was there any other Denise Matyka, a 1981 Fortune magazine. It bas a purpose? gradua te of UW-Stevens gross annual income of 1.3 DM: I had handled the Point, would have quite a billion dollars. Is the reason trai ning session on story to tell if she were asked, why they are opposed to ERA c8!1vassing tips, so I had to "How did you spend your the reasons they giye, or is it think this over in my summer va cation?" Ms . that they benefit from the ~d- what was our purpose Matyka, chair of the local cheapest source of labor m canvassi~g and what ERA Task Force and an (women ) just as any other should "!e strive for ? And, . I officer of the Stevens Point corporation in America does? thought it three-fold: No. l 1s Area NOW, was part of a MR: It's an interesting to educate the public.on the i,-oup that went door-to-door speculation; something that I text of the ERA-how 1t read, 1n Salt Lake City, Utah, guess we will never really No. 2 was to correct any visiting Mormons in their know the answer to. myths that they had or fears homes and expressing to DM: No, we won't. concerning the. ~endment, them the need for ERA. The MR: All right, let's go to No. 3 to ~obilize existing Mormon Church is one of the Utah, Denise. Let's take a support f~r it. largest, most organized triiical day for you. When you MR: With those three goals opponents of the ERA. In this first approach the people, or purposes, where would you interview she talks candidly what do you do? Are you put yourself on a scale of one about her experience, her alone? to five from very successful" first encounter with true DM: No. We-first of all toleastsuccessful? opposition, and her it's really hot. DM: Ob I think we were dedication toward MR : What' s hot-90 damn successful for being in ratification of the Equal degrees? Mormon country. Now keep Rights Amendment. DM · I canvassed for two in mind the Mormon faith and About the Interviewer: weeks· and the temperature culture is everywhere you Mariann Ritzer earned her never got below 90 degrees. look in Salt Lake City and the MA degree in Communication from UWSP So, it's real hot! You have a Mo_n_non Church has taken an in August 1981. She is partner and go out in teams off1C1al s~d agamst ERA. presently working on of two-a different partner MR: D1d the Church say, publications based on her usually every day. You're " Watch out! 'I_'hese ERA thesis findings. She is armed with your clipboard peopl~ ax:e coming doo r to publicist for Stevens Point and your packet of materials. door. D1d they tell them Area NOW and present editor On your clipboard is a whatt_o say and what to do? for the organization's petition to President Reagan D~. Often I felt that I was newsletter. that you hope this individual getting l!"'e same answers. S_o MR: You spent the last week in July and most of August in Utah as a feminist missionary. Before we talk of I'VE LOST wHAT'"U·i~"iiE that experience, could you explain the word it-where did that originate? MR: When you say that the information you are going they were forewarned that "feminist"-who or what is a DM: No one is really sure. they were actively working to give them if they are not we were coming. feminist? It's an idea that came up against ratification in going to sign it. MR: Is the project still DM: When somebody asks during a brainstorm at Virginia and Florida, how MR: What does the petition going on? me what feminist means I National- were they doing that? say? DM: Yes. always say, " An advocate of MR: At National you DM: Well, through a DM: The petition basically MR: For how long? woman's rights." I do think mean- number of ways-through as)ts President Reagan to DM: Well, thus far the you can arrive at the point DM: National NOW organized effort, very resume the support he had deadline has been extended where you are a feminist (National Organization for effective effort. Maybe the for the amendment when he to Thanksgiving, and there's either through your reading Women)-and we're hot sure clearest way I can show bow was governor of California. It a good possibility that it will or throul(h your lJfe they worked is to give you one says that if women are denied go the length of the experience--;>OSSibly through who should be credited with specific example, and that's equality in this century, he ratification campa ign a little of both. it. It's an onortbodox idea in Virginia-one that's very and the Republican Party because it has been so · MR: What made you and people didn't think it clear in my mind. Beverly will be held responsible. effective. decide tc be a volunteer for would really work. But there Campbell formed Virginia MR: OK, you've knocked MR: So far, then, there this thing called "feminist was general agreement that LOS Citizens Coalition in 1978 on the door-what's next? must be some statisti cs missionary?' I if we were going to ratify with under the direction of Church DM: We introduce available- DM: I really felt a sense of so little time left and with the leadership. Its 16 ,000 ourselves as ERA DM: Yes. Seventy~ight urgency. At the time I odds al(ainst us, we would member used their money missionaries, and ask them if percent of the non-Mormons decided to apply for the have to try some unorthodox and their church network to they have read the text of the were willing to sign our project in Utah; there was a tactics. This is one that has lobby against ERA. I've been Equal Rights Amendment. petition to President Reagan. little over a year left to ratify. proven so successful and so told that with the telephone Whether they say yes or no, I think that reflects the latest I really felt, in this last effective. tree the church bas thjit 3,000 we hand them a small poll that shows more crucial year, that I make MR: Did you realize that people can be contacted in 24 business card that has the - Americans than ever before some concrete commitments getting Utah to ratify would hours time. There is nothing complete text of the support ERA. And of the to the ratification efforts. The be almost impossible? Was wrong with forming a lobby, amendment. Many people Mormons that we visited 30 application for the project that your purpose-to get but they did not register as a think they've read the text of percent were willing to sign came just at that point. Utah to ratify when you went lobby until they received the ERA or know what it the petition to President MR: We already live in a there? pressure from the State says. They also say in the Reagan but less than 20 ratified state. Do you think DM: No, it was not. It was Attorney General's office. next breath, "Is that all percent'were willing to sign a that this is one way you could decided that what was They weren't "out front" there's to it? Well, where's postcard going to President make a difference-by needed. was a project that about their activities. the rest of it?" Really, one Kimball the head of the getting out of the state and would address the anti-ERA MR: Why do you feel LOS out of three people said that. I Mormon' Church, stating that working? stand of the LOS (Latter-day is so vehement in their was so surprised. After they they would like him to DM: Oh definitely! I felt Saint) church. And from the opposition to ERA? Why do read it, we asked them, "Do reconsider the chur~h's that I was in a unique start I want to emphasize they feel so threatened? you agree with that l)OS!tion-present opposition position. I had no ties that that the project is pro-ERA; DM: I know what they say, statement? Do you think you to the amendment. held me here in Wisconsin. I not anti-LOS. We are taking a and I think I know why they could sign this petition to MR: Can you speculate on also had the skills that would stand on the political are so opposed to it. So let me President Reagan?" If they this? . be useful to work in an activities of the church. We start out by telling you what say no, we try to get at what .DM: No. I'm not g~rng t1 unratified state. I felt that I take no charge with one's they say. They say that ERA their fears are because we pretend to read the minds 0 had a responsibility to go. religious practices. But the is a moral issue and that it realize that that's been the the people I met. But th ere MR: OK, now, let's talk church had worked actively will stifle many God-given technique used by the seemed to be an underlyrn,g about that experience. in several states, not only in feminine instincts. They say opposition- to attach all the fear of repercussion. _That s Feminist missionary to Utah where they are a that it will strike at the emotional arguments-all my personal op1n1 on. Utah-When we think of significant portion of the family. Now, I bear that and these fears to ERA. We try to Certainly it ca nnot be missionary, especially when population, but in states like then I wonder: no, ERA is not answer those fears and then documented. we refer to Utah, we think of Virginia and Flori~ here a moral issue; it's a political steer it back to the real issue MR: What was the most the Mormon religion and of they were less than one half issue. But, I looked at all as quickly as possible-that down time you experienced III the Mormons who have come percent of the population. their arguments and then I of economics-and bow this your canvassing? Ca n. you door to door in our area They were actively working also looked with suspicion at amendment is going to recall any specilic incident talking to us of their rellgion. against ratification. Well , all the church-owned and directly affect their lives or when you felt, " Oh my God, 15 Where did this concept of that was dearly not the voice operated businesses that that of their daughters or this worth it?" moving ERA to Utah and of the people being beard there are. This .is the church their granddaughters. DM: Yes, I can. There was - going door to door with there. that ranks in the top 20 MR: Your purpose was to one day I felt like I was on a --- Pointer Page 15 . We had gone to a place called have not ratified the ERA." at too far from That. has been very ·tr. There were effective-very controversia e· attendi ng this l think that's something View from the Crowd . It "·as different that speaks to legislators to one door to bee a use tourism is at the By Louie Crew ing approach. heart of many economies, I resented my isolation. I didn't know the r I had people and to hear that people are terms under which I could participate. ·d me waiting to not going to visit their state Clearly it was her story. I felt others would ·on. And I also because they have not judge me - certainly I knew I would judge bod y ye lli ng ratified ERA-well that brings it right back to a myself - on whether I could translate my own the street concern for her into gestures that would e of my best money issue. project was spit MR: Denise, why do you support her in a real way. But we did not one man whose think students should be know each other well, had respected each was wearing a concerned about ERA? Now other, but had not had much time together. id. ·'Women let's face it, students have ~ . Kathy was washing dishes in her new, house-and in lot on their minds just getting safer apartment in the suburbs when her to classes, getting the work too." And I done, finding money enough assailant knocked. Her 4-year-old daughter 's a signer fo r t.oeat- was upstairs playing with dolls. Her 8-year said. ··Are you old son watched TV in the living room as she the ERA?" She and she could UM: I tllinJc because once opened the door. The visitor immediately it ou t-her again it comes down to an stepped inside, bolted the door, brandished· ·ected, ··No and economic issue. A woman his knife, ordered the boy to stand in the t who graduates from college corner and watch as he stripped Kathy's any of that will earn as little as a man al. " So we had clothes, and hurled her to the couch. · rea ction that wi th· a grade school education. You spent four The vicar told me these details at his had a bishop's apartment when I stopped by for our coffee the card to years studying as hard as the ball and he guy who sat next to you in before we went to mass. Kathy's husband, fully , ·'I can't chem class, and yet you is his assistant in the ghetto parish on the y father sees aren't going to have the same Chicago westside and during the week benefits of your labors as he directs the halfway house next to the does. church. Only a few weeks earlier·they had MR : OK, but idealiStically I guess that every woman moved to Oak Park, resenting their own would say, "Oh, I don't cowardice, wanting to remain in the ghetto believe that. Wait witil I . with the people they considered their graduate-everything is conununity, but wanting to flee the risk of violence, especially for their children. Risk going to be fine." followed them. It is everywhere. OM: I know when you're :rhe incense was already thick when they like myself, I had.before I went there. In can't travel to other states. yowig and in college, it seems arrived. They don't make enough money to orted by another way I feel like-I How can I help in wiratified like the whole world is at your own a car, and public transportation is very just thought didn't know what true states?" feet. I've always had a be any more slow on Sundays in and out of the ghetto. opposition was witil I went OM: Well, first of all we respect for 8tudents because The organist was the only one to keep the than the one there and I will always be have to come to the they seem to be able to look to carry ou t. active in the women's realization that it makes no beyond their own tune going when she stepped over the ciple that we movement. To learn the matter if Wisconsin has circumstances and have the threshold. As she genuflected, all wept with ply and we meaning of true opposition ratified. Until we have the 38 vision of things that must be. her. Her husband seemed even more g to put and how to deal with it" is a states needed we are all from I have a lot of faith in people distraught than she and looked about as if to elineforit. lesson that will serve me well an wiratified cowitry. It my age. They will look find a paper bag in which to hide his head, we're away in the future. won't mean anything, if we beyond their own or a set of stocks to put it in. The'. two , but do you MR: Something you can't don't get three more (states), circumstances and see what children looked confused. They'd heard that Wisconsin ratified. · men are read about in a textbook; you a possible future is for them. mama wailing since it happened yesterday must experience it. MR : Well, how can people We have a unique opportunity the Equal morning, and they'd wailed too. Now, here t' OM: Oh yes! There are two in Wisconsin affect decisions to affect generations of they are. l things that I wanted to share of legislators in Florida, for women . While I was before God they were offering mama, all •• 1 haven't with you that I thought of example? canvassing, I had one older her tears, all her heaving, all her flushed to an during the course of the OM: It takes a lot of money man say tome, "Well sure I'll red face and fierce eyeballs, to see whether that. I think interview. There was one to carry out this campaign, sign that. Hell, I'm really God could really give her back to them, e<:k family, man whose door we went to and this- is an economic glad to see you do this. If you whether the miracles really worked so many and he said, "Get out of here. campaign. There's a great don't fight for your rights, anymore, and they looked at us who's going to do it for you?" e to be that Get out. Get out. You're not deal of money at stake on 'Suspiciously, wondering how God could use ys of a one missionaries." And he both sides. We need money And that's so true. er are over slanuned the door in our and we need time to fight. MR: Is there anything else, such a group of plain, nervous people to you want faces. I thought, " How dare There's a real clever idea Denise, you wish to share accomplish that transfonnation. ·ghalfas you think that the LOS that was published in the last with me before we close this Even the vicar himself probably can't n you could Church has a corner on the NOW Times and that's to interview? You've just been remember his sermon. Surely it was a much more word missionary. These men send President Reagan a thro.ugh a very intense minor miracle that he even managed to usehold. We an d women ( ERA postcard every day telling experience, and I know it's preach it. Our singing worked best; at least security to missionaries) had come from him that you support the changed your life and changed or reintensified in singing we too could heave great mounds Y have no all over the United States. All Equal Rights Amendment. of warm breath and moans as Kathy efits that of them were making a great Now if he gets 100,000 of these some of your values and from their sacrifice. It was an a day, it's probably not going goals. Are there any other awkwardly grasped the cheap chair in front erefore we ex hausting experience. to leave his mind- that there things you wish to share? of her to steady her kneeling. poverty in Everyone worked hard and are a majority of Americans OM: I feel very strongly Before it happened, we all knew that the ll, that's a the odds were against them. out there who support ERA. that if you are a feminist, as Peace would be the real test. I dreaded it. I And what Many had come out on their The best way you can help is we started out talking about, resented the fact that I did not know her and to do is vacations. A lot of people had to join NOW because they are an advocate of women's thus might intrude with my embrace here paid their own expenses and at the front lines where this rights- that if ever you are to where only three of us were guests. I Id it be, battle for ERA is concerned. spring to action, this is the establish economic security year to do it. We have only 10 resented my maleness, because my female d 1 did it. fo r all women, whatever role Sheer nwnbers speak. months to do it. The odds are friend who was a guest had no similar spent in they choose to play in life. MR : What about writing to against us. The polls tell us hesitancy, knew that her embrace would the kind of An d it's once again that those in political power in the majority of Americans register empathy. I resented my whiteness: reaffirmed statistic-if women only other states-would that have support ERA, and I'm just had set for her assailant had been black, she was make 59 cents on the dollar any bearing? Why should convinced that if somehow white, and she had come here to her ~kind or who's making the other--41' they care what people in that majority of Americans totally cents? can make their voice heard, conununity, a black church, to be supported course of Wisconsin think of the way by black men and women who cared for her, MR: Wisconsin ratified the they vote? we will fonn a movement ERA in 1972. There are many OM : One of the most that cannot be denied. So, it's who understood the fierce irony that had people in the state of effective letters you can crucial that people come followed her move to the white suburb. I Wisconsin now who feel write to a legislator in forth now and do whatever 11 ne~er be they can to help the way l feel "~t can I do to help another state is one stating: Continued oo p. 16 ratification? I live- in a " I will not visit your state or ratification effort. lllnocence ratified state. I certainly vacation there because you MR: Thankyou,Denise. Page 16 October 8, 1981 A portrait of the waln11 a, an artut against Britain's The author of the above worthy of our attention. Involvement in the Nigeria note was more than just an John Lennon would have Biafra thing, against our entertainer; he was an artist turned 41 tomorrow. support of America in whose morals, guts and Needless to. say, he will be Vietnam and against 'Cold humor touched everything he with us as long as there are Turkey' slipping down the did. Bag One was one of his people who can remember charts. With Love, John most unusual and personal and who can imagine. Lenn_on of Bag." projects, and as such it is Continued from p.12 Continued from p. 15 use increases the islands looked down at my hands - chalky, pink, remain rugged. Sprinkle over scaly. I resented being gay, because I didn't a 520 square mile area and want my reaching out to be reduced to the overseen by naturalists and stereotype of the sensitive sissy too free park rangers, the islands can boast of wildlife and sturdy with emotions. . vegetation. Eagles, blue Michele's Cocktail Then I fowid myself replaying the scene, herons, gulls and bears thrive shocked at the coldness not just of the in a place where man is not a rapist, but of myself. "Why she is not even tyrant, but a visitor. Lounge pretty and he was much yowiger!" I The Apostle Islands and annoyed myself by my even daring to places like them offer refuge consider erotics at such a moment, for those who want a change Recently Opened from the drive for progress, especially in a fashion so blatantly jobs, and power. It is up to incorrect. Of course, I knew in the abstract everyone to realize the that men who rape do so for power, for importance of preserving control, that they are not about the business these "blankspots" on the Adjacent To The Cam.pus of softness, sexual juices, sensuous delights maps. Man, the Animal needs or the like wiless those serve their drive for to keep these spots intact. power, management, control; the brute 513 Division St. force of knocking down, hauling across a room, degrading the victim before her son Continued from p. who stands in the corner glazed as he point that I couldn't bear to APlace For You With watches mother fall 11rey . . . How dare I be touched sexually. I know think about softness, sen_suality, that I was one of the lucky . ATouch Of Class. tenderness, touch, excitement in this kind of ones to get this worked context?! through. One woman in the Those who have not been to the spiritual group divorced her husband four years after her rape See Central Wisconsin's Largest wilderness and returned have no right to try occurred; she had not been to lead others out of it. Such "leaders" are able to make love with him Salt Water Aquarium charlatans, dangerous deceivers. At least I since being assaulted and felt (220 .Gallons) knew enough not to be assertive at a time certain she never could with when I had nothing genuine to assert, anyone again. -Entertainment Weekends- except my isolation itself. Like Job's comforters in the Old Testament, I leapted It has been some years now the hard lesson of keeping my mouth shut since that night in February and standing in silence for a long spell as of '76 . I spent months the congregation moved, rocked, to and fro immediately afterward administering the kiss, the hug, the clinch healing my body from the damage done by the knife. of Peace. And though the nightmares I am glad that since then Kathy and I are less frequent now, I will have had an opportunity to become friends, spend the rest of my life GOT THE but on very different turf. I sense that she healing my spirit. has begun to put back together some of the PICTURE? pieces, enough so that even if the children don't call it one, a miracle of sorts has been at work. The vicar says that she still has horrible dreams and that her husband WE'VE GOT THE spends much time in his own wilderness. the public. They keep a file Perhaps the surest think about rape is that cabinet stuffed wiijl current MAT BOARD it never .has a happy ending. information and pamphlets. The WRC is more than just an educational place. The WRC FOR YOU! Continued from j,. 7 I is a small cozy room filled has a warm abnosphere from its access. with plants and tacked up where people offer other The space they have now is announcements. There is also people understanding, conveniently located on Main a small library where books acceptance, and friendship. COME & SEE Street, right near campus. It that deal with women's Men are encouraged to issues, can be checked out to participate, too. · Rogers Cinema II THE NEW COLORS South Business 51 Starts Fri., Oct. 9 Cinema I ATTttE5iQl1ARE WffEEb Double Disney Fun "On the Market Square", 1226 2rxl St.. 341 -8178 • Condorman IN THE • Aristocrates Cinema I Fresh Pizzas And Subs ART DEPARTMENT Kramer Hours,Sun.·Thurs. Vs. Kramer 11:00 A:M.-10:00 P.M. Fri. & Sat. 11:00 A.M.·12 Midnight ------This Coupon Good For soc Off Large Pizza 1 Per Coupon You Bake It Coupon Good Thru Oct. 14, 1881 .,.,,. ., -- Pointer Page 17 Madwoman ol Chaillot Ragpickers of the World ·Unite! " .. . Uttle by little, the pimps performers never got below which spawned it. about this production, setting Aurelia's last lines, " Nothing have taken over the world. the freckles Qf their They don't do anything, they S~ene and Lighting aside the fine acting, sensible is ever so wrong in this world characters, opting instead for Designer Stephen Sherwin is direction and stellar that a sensible woman can't don't make anything-they schtick and mugging that just stand there a new addition to UWSP's technical accomplishments, set it right in the course of an and take probably werked on the non theatre arts department, and their cut." is that when it's over, each afternoon." Either way, it's discriminating audiences of if this show is any indication audience member decides effective. The Ragplcker their prep days. The (Giraudoux) of.things to come, a welcome himself how he wishes to The Madwoman will run occasional lapses into such one. When the second act remember it. The play can be through this Saturday. physicalities were generally curtain opened, revealing the registered in one's long-term Tickets can be purchased at annoying, but few enough in Countess's lavish dwelling, By Tom Wadbew memory banks as a powerful the Theatre Arts Box Office number that only a small more than one audience statement on man' s in COFA . For more The Madwoman of Challiot mention is warranted. opened court this week on the member let out an audible exploitation of his fellow information, call 346-4100. Jenkins Theatre stage of the On the other hand, several gasp of appreciation. man. Or, it can bemusedly Fine Arts 'Building. As an of the actors and actresses Perhaps the nicest thing bringtomindoneofCountess impartial observer in the turned in wonderful gallery, I have to admit the performances. Besides the proceedings were lively, Madwoman herself, two colorful, and occasionally other ladies in the show even frightening. certainly deserve some Director Thomas Nevins recognition. Mary Walden, and his finely tuned ensemble who plays the hopeless Continued froin p. 11 Another sure gave the audience romantic, Inna, brings a Chris Williamson and Holly with the thousands of women album double their money's worth. pleasant sincerity and a pair Near reflect only a taste of who contribute to the review appears Those expecting comedy of eyes so warm and deep what is available in women's industry in other ways. on page 18. fo und satisfaction in the they almost defy description, music. Robin Flower, Nancy While women's music show's rapid-fire moments of to her role. Ms. Walden is the Vogl, Margie Adams, Meg comes from different broad farce and linguistic essence of innocence and Christian, Wody Simmons, backgrounds, the clarifying lunacy. Those who sought a vulnerability. Another Threase Edell, Theresa aspects that establish it as a rekindling kick in the actress who made a strong Trull, Alive, Izquierda new genre are now more philosophical hippy weren't contribution to the evening's Ensemble, Alix Dobkins, clear: its themes embrace disappointed either. Comic madness was Kristine Aiello Maxine Feldman, Kay women's culture and it's fairy tale setting aside, it is as Josephine, the Madwoman Gardner and Willie Tyson are being presented to the world of nearby Passy. Ms. Aiello through women's efforts. easy to recognize that seems to have incorporated other performers whose Giraudoux has pitted obvious records can be found in Now that it has begun, one ~~.... representatives of good-the the most vulgar mannerisms can only speculate how far It of Catherine the Great and Stevens Point at both . .,.. ~.:..,i.lll·~~ innocent, the happy, the Heartland Music Store and can go. If tjle past ten years free-against equally Aunt Jemima into a steamy are any indication, though, brew of broad, raucous Campus Records and Tapes. identifiable representatives The list keeps growing, along one can bet on a long, long of evil-the exploiters, the bombast. way. craven, and other ruthless Actor-wise, Clark's seekers of power. The moral performance had its match in is as simple as it is recurring, James Chamberlain' s "we have seen the enemy and stirring portrayal of the he is us." Ragpicker. This performer, As the ragpicker so more than any other in the poignantly states it: production, showed his innermost being to the audience. We intimately "One day, on the street, I shared the jokes, fears, and saw a lac~ In the crowd. A sorrows of this very 'real' face, you might say, without person, the highest a face. The eyes-empty.1be compliment I can pay to the expression-not human .... It actor who developed him. saw me staring, and when II Several other men looked back at me with Its distinguished themselves as gelatine eyes, I shuddered. well. Tom Garvey was well Because I knew that to make suited for the part of the room for this one, one of us friendly, robust sewer man. must have left the earth." His sound control of comic timing was clear throughout, The ragpicker despairs as Garvey's one-liners that soon only the soulless proved to be some of the zombies will inhabit not--so evening's best. In contrast, gay Paree. John Millard displayed the However, once the magic of silence. His Deaf. delighUl!I bull-goose looney Mute role never utters a fo r the good guys catches on word, yet time and time to the drastic situation, order 1111ain. Millard dresses up a IS swept to the wind; chaos scene with humor, fluidity, '" - becomes the prevalling art. and raw stage presence. Jay Jenny Clark, an exceptional Leggett, as the Walter and HOMECOMING Countess Aurelia ralUes her James Zager, a surprisingly streetwise forces' against the adept juggler, also stood out g~eedy promoters who have from their peers as did Bruce DANCE/CONCERT! discovered oil reserves under Anderson, an unbearable but channing Prospector. Wisconsin) No. 1 new rock act as determin the ci ty. Once Clark steps ed by Talent Showcase. An exciting upon the stage the The technical crew for The W~~ production soars: her Madwoman of Challiot six piece band from MIiwaukee who have presence a magnet that turned in some praiseworthy become a UWSP favorite! Arroyo has perform, noticeably charges those efforts too . Costume ed at MIiwaukee's Summerfest, and has ap around her. Designer Carrie Christian peared with Pure Prairie League and REO . The cast is a large one and has created a stable of suits, Speedwagon. 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Several post World War II sentiments Dress Anti-Preppy-You May Win A Prize!; Page 18 October 8, 1981 ~ .,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,... lzquierda Ensemble Sings of Celebration and Determination "Here I am again "A hand rises, touches sky hoping to see a uew day reaching aud twlstlug, lzqulerda Ensemble gathering motion Quiet Thunder dawulng being aloue again ouward, Into the night. some things .just uever Fists of fire, unsatl!Jfled, change." shaping reason Into form, By Liz Hannou . The song ends with a lntollie The important thing to raucous marching band euergy that releases remember about these sound, featuring a whistle, that undentands Its flow." Portland based women is the word ensemble. The haunting harmonies, playful doubling Texas Instruments up on phrasing and rousing TI Programmable58C. choruses are the hallmari of Advanced programmable calculator with this album. 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This doesn't "Wake up slsten and wake when the calculator ;s turned off. on many of the cuts. Her mean the album loses any up the world, voice is throaty, and has a impact following the opening aud fight for the things, slight rasp to it, which song. On the contrary, it uses that you know you deserve, contrasts beautifully with the the conviction that "we will aud tell all womeu not to $114.95 classical sound of Robin survive" as a way to lead into feel so weary, Cbilstrom. Izetta Smith and the more abstract verses of uot to feel aloue, because Kristan Aspen are the other the song, " Fists of Fire." our love makes us strong." members of the group. "Fists" is a free verse Together they " weave poem that is a splendid If there was ever a song to UNIVERSITY STORE intricate patterns of voice vehicle for the Ensemble to rival Holly Near's "Fight with harmonies that push the employ some haunting and Back," it's lzqulerda's "Like imagination; experimenting effective harmonies. Izetta, a Mountain." This song has with the ranges that guitar, Robin and Naomi actually been known to get me UNIVERSITY CENTER piano, flute, percussion and build the song layer by layer through the letters to the voices can travel together." in tandem with the special editor column in the Pointer. 346-3431 Side one opens with the effects of Joan Lowe. Their Gone are the delicate earlier celebratory mood of "It message? The power of harmonics. In this song it is Takes a Fool," with its ' action is the power that sheer Ethel Mennan burst of hopefulrefrain: · movestheworld: emotions: "Nobody can stop a woman from feelln' she bas to rise up ~~) I.Ike the sun. Somebody TONIGHT BAD BOY ~~~11~ 2wi may change the words we're -...:~:--.¥~~"'-' Specials Of The Week saying but the truth wm live ou and ou. Thurs., Oct. 15 Sun Front -~ Oct. 5 t_o Oct.9.1981 You can't till the spirit. It's Drink Special I.Ike a mountain. Old Fashions $1.25 Old and strong, it lives on Wed., Oct. 21 Their Back! Imported Beer Special andou." From Mad City! John Courage-England $1 .35 The lzqulerda Ensemble Wine Cart has only produced the album featuring fine v1rl1t1l wines Quiet Thunder to date. Until The ... VE.RS by the glHs $1 .40 per glaas their second one bits the Backgammon Boards stores we can only mark the Featuring Hors D'oeuvre, during Cocktail Hour words of their closing song, Wed., Oct. 28 Grey-Star wtth Leno,d Garr on the piano. Jazz entertainment for your listening and dancing "Sisters take care of Featuring Ruby Starr pleasure. sisters. Don't leave any Thursday & Friday Nights woman behind Back-Up Band 8:30-12:30 Slsten take care of slsten, We ueed every sister we David Steff en Band Dave Peters Trio find." Free Beer 8:00-8:30 UWSP Hardly Ever is: Music At 8:30 STUDENTS ~111111 Brauwan, Special Homecoming Wooden Boxes THIS PIZZA Tapestries Double Feature Rugs IS FOR YOU. W.C. Fields Baskets In Vests MY UTILE Jewelry Kids Chinese Shoes CHICKADEE Afghani Socks -PLUS- Embroidered Tops Korner Men's Shirts sin. THE MARX French Berets Two Locations Harem Pants BROTHERS Dresses & Skirts 220 Johnson St. 2223 Church St. In An Imported. AM Unique 341-4350 Wisconsin Rapids HORSEFEA THERS HARDLY EVER 1708 County B Tonight & Friday 1036 MAIN 421-9802 Plover U.C.·Wlsconsln 344.5551 6:30 and 9:15 Seats S1 .50 . C '; 11 ' j. @f \" • t. ---- Pointer Page 19 Protective HOMECOMING Continued from p. 10 encompassing the structure Precautions of her whole personality, one SPECIAL area of which is her I. Don't walk or run alone female, will be sent to pick sexuality. A woman's lesbian at night. Take a buddy and you up. They will travel up to ide ntity is often an stay in well-lit areas. Never a mile radius from campus expression and extension of go through Schmeeckle including the Square. And it'~ her way of feeling, her way of Reserve alo11e, even during free. loving and her way of the day. 3. Wear a special high responding to people. 2. ,Call the Escort Service H volume whistle available Lesbians are not bound by you need someone to walk through the Whistlestop color, class, age, physical you. home . . The Service is Program at the Women's attributes, religion, career available every night from Resource Center. For more choice, family background or dusk until 2 a.m. Call the information or to volunteer political ideology. As Phyllis Women's Resource Center for the Escort Service Lyon and Del Martin explain (346-4851 ) or Protective contact Jeanine Girard at th~ in their book, Lesbian Services (346-2368) after 8 Women's Resource Center Woman: p.m. A pair of volunteer 346-4851, between 8-8 o~ .. . the lesbian is every escorts, one male and one weekdays . woman. She is the college ------~ student preparing for a career that will make her News anecodnomically give her someindependent measure t ______:_ ___....::_ _J Shof epersonal is the dedicated accomplishment. nurse or CosM· 1·c committed social worker. FREE FRIES She works on the assembly line of an electronics plant, FREE DRINK drives a taxi cab and goes to b e night school. The lesbian is D E RI§ an attorney, an architect, or an engineer. She is the blind OCT.·8-15, 1981 poet and songwriter. She serves on municipal By Michael Daehn envirorunent and making the commissions, is the author of best use (key phrase) of the With This Coupon And Pur a best-seller, and is honored Transit Authority nation's public lands. chase Of A Double Burger. among the "Ten Most Claims Tattoo's One convention delegate drew loud cheers when he 3324 Church St. Distinguished Women of the Are Offensive Phone 344.3400 Year." She is a welfare New York City officials dragged a demonstrator recipient, an auto mechanic down an aisle as police have ordered the removal rushed to get the two apart. a veterinarian, an alcoholic: from city subways of posters Demo Ends a telephone operator, a civil from the movie "Tattoo " . With Lock-up service or civil rights worker. showing the nude, ta~ She may be a lieutenant in Last week Mond&y, more brazier. body of a woman with her than 250 protestors, including the armed fore~ or a beauty legs bound. The removal operator. And, being a actor Robert Blake and rock followed protests by a folk star Jackson Browne, • woman in . western society, feminine group. · were arrested in an she 1s certainly a clerk-typist, The posters are part of an secretary or bookkeeper. unsuccessful try by the advertising campaign for the Abalone Alliance to halt A dilemma that arises out Joseph E. Levine movie of lesbians not being readily operations at the Diablo which tells the tale of a Canyon nuclear reactor with identifiable ~ that they have woman forcibly tattooed by a become an " invisible a human blockade. man who feels his tattoo More than 1,850 minority." Many lesbians are designs have special powers. reluctant to share their demonstrators have\.. been The poster reads: Every arrested during the two-week identities with their great love leaves its mark." heterosexual peers due to protest-the most for any anti-nuclear demonstration fear of rejection, loss of jobs; On Business Highway 51 So., Next To Shopko being denied custody of AMA Unloads in U.S. history. children, being disowned by Smoke Stock One needn't be lonely Open Daily 8 a.m. to 9 P-11!--Sundays 9 to 6 families, etc. The fear of The American Medical number for parents coming out that keeps most Association, long a fervent C. Y. Allen, a professor of lesbians closeted in turn crusader against smoking, communications at the leaves the heterosexual has rid itsell of $1.4 million of University of Wisconsin Our Warehouse ma jority often times "embarrassing" tobacco Stevens Point, will be the una~are of how many stock. keynote speaker at a lesbians are present in The sale of R.J. Reynolds conference for single parents society. Industries and Philip Morris on October 11th in Stevens Grocery Prices The key io dealing with our stock was completed Point. Allen's speech will be fears and uninformed biases recentiy. The move stemmed entitied "Parents - Are You about lesbians lies in from negative publicity the Listening?" Allen's speech Will Save You Money! tolerance. Often even liberal AMA received after it voted reflects the thrust of the day people will become against such a move at its which is to help single concerned that lesbianism June convention. Editorial parents cope with all the You'll be pleasantly surprised at the should not be publically writers and cartoonists had a intricacies of being mother low prices in the bright and clean addressed as a women's field day with the issue. When and father, breadwinner and issue, as in the work done by the AMA tried to persuade a person in their own right. aisles thru-out our store! the_ UWSP Gay People's newspapers and magazines The conference is being Uruon. Only through our to drop cigaret advertising, sponsored by the Portage You help by ·marking some of the coming to understand though the efforts were ignored by County Conununity Human that_lesbians are not some many of the same Services Department. The grocery prices. You help by bagging foreign species but rather publications that criticized theme is " Alone and your purchases; you save the money! you r sisters, daughters, the investment. Handling It." The conference gets . underway with mothers, best friends· the Watt Thrives More savings in our-complete woman next door and the on Adversity registration at 9:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn in Stevens =~man you've yet to meet, Interior Secretary James Meat Department! Complete Produce . we accept that women Watt says demonstrations Point and lasts until 5 p.m. 1ovuig women is a viable against him have bolstered The $10 registration fee Department! Complete Liquor De alternative to hetero- his resolve to carry out his includes lunch and should be partment! Frozen Foods and Da iry -· :xuality · This takes program. ·paid in advance. People . uca tion and raising some Watt, in a speech to the interested in attending should Foods, too! lSsues that may make us American Mining Congress contact the Portage County uncomfortable. Growing that was delayed 15 minutes Conununity Human Services SHOP COMPARE, WE HAVE Tf!E pauis though are an il\l;egral by hecklers, said his program Department at 81 7 Whiting Part of change. included protecting the Ave. , Stevens Point, WI . LOWEST GROCERY PRICES! Page 20 October 8, 1981 ~ What's Happenin' with SCA bSI by Jack Buswell and Ed Karshna After a lengthy, and at times tense, Fieldhouse. The film will be .free to all "End Handgun Violence Week," is an Senate meeting, final action was taken on a .J)WSP students. endorsement of SGA of the goals of the number of agenda items. The Senate Two resolutions passed the Senate after nationwide campaign to end handgun approved an expenditure of $150 to the discussion involving the names of the violence. The objectives of the End Association of Graduate Students. The resolutions. Resolution FY2-l, entitled Handgun Violence Week are the following: money is to be used mainly to bring Mary Student Organization Merit Award, passed 1. Raise the awareness of the epidemic Willson on campus to speak to the group, characteristics of handgun violence. and also, the money will be spent on a 2. Dramatize the vast amount of support membership drive. One hundred and forty '·What's Happenln' " Is subm.llted around the country for new measures to nine dollars was .given to the Political each week by the UWSP Student curb handgun violence. Science Association to enable them to Government Association. arrange for speakers to come to this Student Credit Union campus. The Senate also approved a Initial investigation is being undertaken request from Don Amiot of the Athletic easily once its name was changed from the to ascertain the feasibility of starting a Department, in the amount of $750. This Student Organization of the Month Award. student credit union on the UWSP campus. money is being used to purchase a film by This resolution directs SGA to make a merit The most attractive of our choices appears Warren Miller called "Ski in the Sun." The award .to the student organization on to be a merger with the University of movie will be part of the First Central campus which provides the best programs Wisconsin-Madison Credit Union, which Wisconsin Winter Sports Exposition which or services to students in that particular contains faculty, staff and students. Kevin is to be held November 7-8 in Quandt month. Resolution FY2-2, amended to read Syvrud, our Budget Controller, and Senators Dave Jorgenson and Amy Hielsberg, will be working diligently on the issue. Re.gents meeting The people who make many of the decisions concerning your life as a student will be in town Thursday and Friday. Check the Pointer Daily for times and places. These are the people who will decide if a DAN'S LIQUOR DISPENSARY tuition surcharge will be assessed for the DOWNTOWN PLOVER second semester. Acronym of the week PRESENTS ACT · The Association of Community Tasks is an organization funded by SGA. They do a tremendous amount of volunteer work in :GERMANY IN PLOVER~ the community. Some programs include tutoring in the schools of the area, the Big : 2nd Annual German Wine Sale Brothers-Big Sisters program, work with senior citizens, and St. Michael's Hospital Showing Dates: Entire Month Oct. 1981 visitation. CAST: Monl's-Rheingau's-Nahe's-Rhelnpfalz's-Rheinhessen's GUEST: Piesporter's-Nlerstelner's-Oppenhelmer's Wehlener's-Johannlsberger's-Bemkasteler's Ockfener's-lllnger's-Wlnkeler's-Urzlger's Seniger's-Forster's-Ayler's-Zeltlnger's ...... Hochhelmer's-Rudeschelmer's-Erbacher's .ini. o:M. MOORE, O.D . •1111, JOHN M . LAURENT, O.D. Ameriun Optomeuic DOCTORS OF OPTOMETRY SPECIAL GUEST: EgonMuler-Scharzhof, Welngut Auoci.Jtion Dr. Flscher-Delnhard-Joh. Jos. Prum 1052 MAIN STREET Langwerth von Slmmem STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN 5+181 Bemkasteler Doktor's- TELEPHONE : 1715) J-41 -9455 Wehlener Sonnenuhr and others. ACTI 10°/o Off Any Bottle Polttical Science Association 15 °/o Off Any 3-Bottles Presents (S2.00) Additional Discount On A Case) Senator William Proxmire ACTII ACT Ill LIEBFRAUMILCH " Speaking Friday, October 9th at ': 1.63 KABINffiS • SPATlESES 12:00 P.M. in the Wright Lounge of ZEL!A SCHWARZE KATZ ~2.64 (S2.00 Discount Does Not Apply To The Above Two) AU5l00 1973- t980 the University center. He will be speaking on the national budget , . CtroSE FROM SOME Of THE Brn GIIOWERS AND VINYAROS IN GERMANY Open 9-9 7 Days A Week and the impact of single interest 341-4184 groups on politics. A question and answer session will follow the presentation. Pointer Page 21 Sports Face Eau Claire Saturday Gridders Scare La Crosse By Joe Vanden Plas people back now and when "They went double tight (two Vreede's judgment. "Gary If ever a team was better the majority of our people are tight ends on one side) with did gamble for the ball but at than its record indicated, it's healthy we can beat any team the wing back at times and that stage of the game I don't the UW-Stevens Point inthe league." we didn't rotate our people on think there was anything football team. One of the injured players the wing until we saw what wrong with that. If he had Pointer head coach Ron Steiner was referring to is they were doing." picked that one off he would Steiner knows it. Steiner's All-American split~nd Chuck Point regained the lead on have went right down 'the coaching staff and his Braun. Braun, who got the go a Randy Ryskoski field goal sidelines and it would have players know it. The La ahead to play Thursday, of 27 yards. Quarterback made a world of difference in Crosse Indians know it as didn't take long to show what Brion Demski completed two the game." well. quality can do. passes of 14 yards to flanker UW-L increased their lead The Indians narrowly Braun' s two-yard Craig Qualley and a 17 yarder to 20-10 on their next escaped defeat in their 20-17 touchdown reception gave to tight~nd Scott Erickson on possession. Mehlbrech ran 18 victory over the upset- Stevens Point a quick HJ the drive. yards to cap a four-play, 66- minded Pointers in a game advantage. The score was set As was the case earlier, the yard march. Kildahl hit tight played in a steady rain at ' up when La Crosse's Walter Ron Steiner Indians countered quickly. end Russ Rydberg for 36 Memo rial Field Saturday Slater fumbled the opening Senior quarterback Jim yards in the heart of the night. Steiner was kick--Off on his own four-yard initial stanza. Mehlbrech Kildahl threw a 68-yard Pointer secondary to set up predictably disappointed, but line. UWSP linebacker Dave rushed five times for 40 yards scoring pass to his favorite Mehlbrech's run. he was also encouraged. "I Benson recovered and two on the drive. target, split~nd Bill Patza. This time it was Stevens don't think we can take a plays later the Pointers took . The Pointer defense Pointer safety Gary Van Point's turn to strike back defeat and accept it," the lead. seemed confused, almost as Vreede gambled and went for quickly. UWSP drove 80 commented Steiner. ,J'The Undaunted, the Indians if they were in a we of the La an interception on the play. yards in nine plays with only acceptance I can have is quickly tied the score. Crosse offensive unit, which But Van Vreede couldn't get fullback Andy Shumway that the performance of the Utilizing a strong running had not been particularly there in time and Patza raced scoring on a draw from the team, when we were behind, attack, La Crosse drove 73 impressive to date. Steiner, into the end zone untouched seven. Brion Demski ran for improved. yards in · nine plays as however, noted the problem with : 15 remaining in the 17 yards on a quarterback "This proves to me we have fullback John Mehlbrech was strategic. " La Crosse did qnarter. draw and then threw a 26- a quality football team.. scored on a four-yard run some things we weren't Despite the mistake, We're getting some injured with 10 :28 remaining in the prepared for," he explained. Steiner didn't fault Van Contlnued, on p. 22 NEXTWEEK: Spikers no longer unbeaten Homecoming Results served 14 of the team's 30 by Tom Burkman and UW-Eau Claire. But Platteville in straight matches by scores of 1$-12, points and had six aces. In a triangular meet held in over the weekend, the ladies Saturday morning the Berg Gym Wednesday, the had their undefeated record lf>-4 while they knocked off Eau Claire 15-9 and lf>-4. ladies beat Carthage in UW-Stevens Poin& women's broken with two losses to straight sets. Heiring was volleyball team remained tournament host and In the opening match against Platteville, the Lady high scorer with 13 team undefeated at 9-0 with champion UW-Milwaukee. points while freshman Wendy The women defeated Pointers got off to a slow victories over UW-Plattevllle start but battled back to Johnson paced the team with claim a 15-12 victory from the nine kills followed by Riley Pioneer women. Point was in with eight and Melanie control all of the way in the Breitenbach with six. Point 'Suffered their first second game winning lf>-4. loss to Milwaukee by a 2-15, Coach Nancy Schoen said l(}-15 score. Hill led Point's the women "started slow hitting attack with seven -· again; it seems we are not Nancy Schoen kills. Coach Schoen said "we mentally ready to play but it knew they were the team to seemed as though we had an beat and I think we were adequate warm-up ." will be helplng us a lot in the future." slightly intimidated. The The offense attack was led second game was one of our by Wendy Johnson who had In the Milwaukee Invitational, the Pointers best games all weekend." six kills while Tina Hill Following the completion of contributed five . Seven team qualified for the points were scored off serves championship match but lost round-robin play, the two from Colleen McCabe and to the host school, ending the teams met again - this time Sue Wickland. day losing only to Eau Claire for the championship. UWSP Against Eau Claire, Point 12-15, and both matches to came out on the short end of a again got off to a slow start, Milwaukee 2-15, lf}-15 and 5- 15-5, lf>-4 match. trailing 8-3, but came back to 15, 4-15 for the championship. win. The Pointers completely The Pointers beat Eau "The score doesn't really dominated the second match. Claire 12-15, 15-2, 15-7 ; reflect the closeness of the Mary Jo Wamser led in Carroll College lf>-4 , 15-9 ; match," said Schoen. " Both team points with 6 followed Carthage College 15-7, 15-11 ; teams played excellent by Sally Heiring and Dons and UW-Oshkosh 15-5 , lf>-4. volleyball and neither was Riley added four apiece. UWSP opened play Friday able to keep the ball for long. Schoen noted, " we had eight night with a 12-15 first game We played well, but just a~ out of 30 serves which is loss- to Eau Claire but made more mistakes than pret(y good." recovered from their slow they did." But the star of the Eau start to take the next two Claire series as seen by games easily . " We were In e valuating the Schoen was Riley. "She had caught off guard a lot and tournament Schoen said, " I fi ve kills and no errors a.~d missed eight serves which I was pleased with our overall hit the ball very, very well. believe is a la ck of preparation," insisted play and was able to play II Schoen also had pralSe for players which gives an freshman Brenda . Lemke. Schoen. indication of our depth. "She came in and did really Later that night, the Everyone played well and the well fo r a freshman player. Pointers outplayed Carroll team spirit was excellent." UWSP spikers battle Platteville She has a good attitude and winning lf>-4 , 15-9. Wamser Page ZZ October 8, 1981 Continned from p. 21 Vreede. "He's one of the best can •t sit on the line of Saturday's results 1bls week's games yard pass to Quailey on the defensive backs in the scrimmage against them," La Crosse 20, Steve":' Point 17 Eau Claire at Stevens Point drive. league." insisted Steiner. "We can't Eau Claire 4-0, Supenor 21 Platteville at Stout The Pointer defe~ held let Vann get a head of steam Oshkosh 21 , Stout 14 Oshkosh at River Falls La Crosse on their next Platteville 23, Whitewater 17 Whitewater at Superior possession but ruffed the There was no scoring in the River Falls 7, Bethel (MN) 3 La Crosse - Idle punter on fourth down. second half although each and we can't let the little guy ------ Instead of regaining team had good field position (Bohlig) roll out of the possession of the ball and at onetime. pocket. We've got to put having the opportunity to The most serious threat in pressure on them. They ere take the lead, UWSP allowed the second half was staged by very dangerous. the Indians an opportunity to the Pointers midway through " But when the breaks Harriers 12th counter with a score of their the final period. UWSP drove become even we have a own. to the Indian 29 before they chance to dominate a football "We didn't have a punt were forced into a fourth and team-and a good one, not at Notre Dame block play on,'' said Steiner. 10 situation. Operating from just an underdog club." by Steve Heiting "There was confusion on the the shot-gun formation, "We ran only an average field because two people Demski threw a perfect Paced by an outstanding race and still finished 12th out rushed in "to block the punt strike to tight-end Scott INJURY REPORT: Tight 14th place finish by Dan of 33 teams. I had hoped that and the rest went down the Erickson at the La Crosse end Rick Steavpack is out for Shoepke, the UW-Stevens we would run better, but I am field for the return. seven. But the wide open the season with torn Point men's cross country not overly disappointed,'' "That was somewhat of a Erickson dropped the pass ligaments in his left knee. team captured 12th place in said Witt. turning point because we had and La Crosse took over. Had Steavpack injured his knee at the 33 team Notre Dame Witt was happy with the some momentum at that Erickson caught the ball, St. Norbert. Linebacker Bob Invitational last Friday. effort shown by Schoepke, a time," Steiner noted. "I felt stevens Point would have had Ko briger, pinched nerve, is Schoepke crossed the finish tough junior runner who is we could possibly take a first and ten inside the five. doubtful for Saturday. He will line in 25:08.4, well ahead of just starting to run the times control of ttie game at be replaced in the line-up by his teammates but nearly a he is capable of. "Scotty ran a fine route but full minute behind individual halftime. We had a potential I don't think he caught the Mario Medina and Dave "We did have one field goal at least." Benson. Flanker Tim Lau, winner Greg Beardsley of outstanding perfonnance in ball with his eyes right Edinboro State, the top It looked as though La away,'' explained Steiner. "It back, is doubtful; flanker Dan Schoepke who ran a Crosse would take advantage Mike Gaab, shoulder, is finishing team. Beardsley smart race and was tougher seemed like he couldn't get crossed the tape in 24 :19.7. of the Pointer miscue. The his hands up as fast the ball questionable; offensive than I have ever seen him. Indians moved the ball to the got there. It was a perfect guard Steve Heiting, ankle, is This was easily his best UWSP five before Van strike, it hit him right in the probable; split~nd Chuck perfonnance as a Pointer,'' Vreede redeemed himself by shoulder pads. It was just one Braun, knee, is probable. praised Witt. making three consecutive of those things." In trying to analyze his tackles to keep La Crosse out Stevens Point 10 7 0 0.17 unit's "performance, Witt of the end zone. On first down La Crosse 14 6 0 0.20 found that his team was too Van Vreede nailed halfback The loss dropped the keyed up and did not relax Reggie Raab for a three yard Pointers to 1-3 overall. They WSUC STANDINGS enough to run well. loss. The junior from Green are 0.2 in the WSUC. Their "We had bad total efforts Bay West roamed to the other next opponent is explosive W LGB La Crosse 3 0 - from everyone and the thing I side of the field to stop Raab UW-Eau Claire in the annual Eau Claire believe we suffered from was again before halting Kildahl 2 0 I, homecoming contest. Stout 2 1 I trying too hard. As in other on a quarterback keeper. The The Blugolds are led by Platteville 2 1 1 sports you have to try to relax Indians then blew a field goal halfback Roger Vann and All River Falls 1 I II, to get your best attempt before the half conference quarterback Whitewater 1 2 2 performances and I feel the ended. Kevin Bohlig. Steiner feels Oshkosh 1 2 2 guys wanted to run well so "That's what he's in there the key to stopping them is Stevens Point 0 2 21, badly that they really did not for," Steiner said of Van getting penetration. "We Superior 0 3 3 Rick Witt relax and let themselves run. They tried to make Edinboro State's 77 points themselves run." easily gave them the Gold Injuries also hurt the Division championship as the Pointer cause as both Ray second place team, Mankato Przybelski and Chuck State, was well behind with Paulson had to drop out. 96. Rounding out the top five Przybelski had been running were Central Michigan with in a good position when he 119, North Central with 131, pulled a muscle in his leg and and Depaul, 211 . was forced from competition The Pointers' efforts gave and Paulson suffered a foot them a team total of 372. injury that caused him to After Schoepke, the next withdraw at the three mile top finisher for the Pointers mark. was Dave Parker, whose Point harrier Shane Brooks 25 :48 timing was good enough turned in the best UWSP for 55th place. Followin~ him performance in the open race were Hector Fischer in 82nd with a 26: 14 clocking for 48th with a time of 26: 07 .4, Greg place out of 170 contestants. Schrab in 100th with a 26: 18 Lou Agnew and Bob clocking, and Mark Lawrence also fared well in Witteveen rounding out the the same race, turning in Pointer pack with a 118th efforts of 59th place in 26:25 place effort in 26: 33. and 88th in 26: 54, Stevens Point coach Rick respectively. \ / itt was not overly The Pointers are off until displeased with him team's Saturday when they travel to effort, but he had hoped for a Madison to compete in the better showing. Tom Jones Invitational. Sportsline (call 2840) October8-AM: Results of of Saturday's athletic women's tennis and competition. PM: Same. volleyball. PM: Preview of October 12 - AM: Results weekend athletic events. from Saturday. PM: Results October 9 - AM: Preview ofWSUCgolfmeet. of weekend athletic events. October 13 - AM: Results PM: Football coach Ron of WSUC golf meet. PM: 402 Post Road Steiner gives a preview of the Results of WSUC golf meet. EauC!airegame. Results of women's Plover October 10 - AM : Football volleyball meet. 341-7447' coach Ron Steiner gives a October 14 - AM: Results preview of the Eau Claire of WSUC golf meet. Results game. PM: Results of of women's volleyball. PM: Saturday's athletic Interview with field hockey competition. coach Nancy Page. October 11 - AM: Results Pointer Page %3 £ IJ(]~§§ l](!J[i] by Joe Vanden Plas UW-Stevens Point sports fans have Barney: But they almost beat La Crosse trouble getting excited about their teams. last week. Here is a typical example of their apathy. . Fred: So what. They played on a wet Barney: Hey Fred, are you juiced up for field. Otherwise La Crosse would have tore homecoming buddy? them apart. Who do they have besides that Fred: Yeah, I'ru..really psyched. Parties, Charlie Brown guy anyway? parties, parties! I can't wait ! Barney: Um, I thiok his name is Chuck Barney: What about the game? Braun. Fred: The game? Oh yeah, I'm going to Fred: Who cares? All I know is any te~ the game. . with a 1-3 record isn't worth making a fuss Barney: Think the Pointers will win? over anyway. Just take my advise Barn old Fred: Are you nuts? Who gives a darn buddy, go to the game, but don't watch the about the football team. The only reason game or you won't have a good time. All you I'm going to the game is to meet a couple gotta do is get bombed. That's what drunk, horny chicks. What other reason is homecoming is all about. thereto go? Barney: I guess you're right Fred, as Barney: What about school spirit? That usual. Joe Vanden Plas guy says the. Pointers If this makes you upset, good. It's about aren't too bad. time someone tells UW-Stevens Point fans Fred: What does he know? He's not a to take a good look at themselves. The sportswriter, he's a cheerleader. I wish problem is not attendance, it's attention. Bennett how dead you are. He's put Dave Bagel was covering the Pointers. How about m,aking some noise this together three consecutive winning seasons Then they would get the no-nonsense Saturday? Let us hear you, OK? and has yet to see any signs of life in the ripping they deserve. Just ask Pointer basketball coach Dick stands! It doesn't have to be that way. Stickers cop three at Sauk Valley In their last game of the By Shannon Houlihan Point dominated the game morning, beating Grinnell year forward, scored three tournament Point lost 2--0 to The UW-Stevens Point statistically as they took 30 College of Iowa f>.l. Point goals In her debut as a Southern Illinois University women's field hockey team shots to Transylvania's 7 and held a 23 to 5 shots-on-goal starter." She made excellent Edwardsville, a division II ran into stiff competitloo last had 11 penalty corners to advantage and had 11 penalty shots and her first one was school. weekend at· Sauk Valley, TC's 3. corners while Grinnell assisted by another rookie, Edwardsville confronted Michigan, but came away Point's final game managed only 4. Sara Larsen," said Page. Point with 18 shots and 11 with three victories In five Saturday was a 3-0 win over " Everyone played well," Bernhardt and Boehnlein penalty corners, hut Point games. UW-Whitewater, who beat said Page. " Madonna Golla scored the Pointers other two could muster only 7 shots and In tbelr flrat game the Pointers 2-1 earlier in the was great." Goll&, a first goals. 7 corners in retaliation. Saturday tbe Palnl.-l lo1U-O _ year. Page said, "We knew tolutyear'anaUollalrunner- we had to score first because ~. Soutlnreat llllloart State. .ooce Whitewater gets the SMSU oatabo& tbe Pointers lead they play a saggmg 1~7 and bad I penalty defense which is hard to get camera to Pmlt'a S. the ball through." "Botll teams III09ed the Tbe Pointer offense FALL SALE ball fut and Yllaouri wu controlled the game with very aggreglve," said Coach Bernhardt scoring twice and Nancy Page. It wu the first Boehnlein once to lead the ALL BOOK PACKS time all year that goalie, attack. Point Wlleashed 34 (!Ar!McArtbur),badtowork shots and were awarded 15 BY and she did a good job. We penalty corners. " We beat * JANSPORT played well, but lost to an them to the ball and our excellent team." passing was good " said • NORilfFACE The Pointer's played Page. ' I. Transylvania College of The Pointer defense also WILDERNESS l.eXJngton Kentucky later In played well, limiting EXPERIENCE OFF the ~ternoo?. and battled to a Whitewater to 6 shots and 3 1/3 7-4 vtc\?ry . . It was a sl~py penalty corners. " Our ga me, said Page. . 'f!e defense never slowed down ," play.ed well enough to wm. exclaimed Page. " They JaoSport Sack 3 Right rnne~ Barb cleared the ball quickly and Bernhar_dt and left mner Sara got it up to our forwards INTERNAL FRAME Boehnlem each scored 3 goals before Whitewater could get PACKS for the Pointers with left wing back on defense." REG . NOW Jane Ch ristianson scoring the UWSP won their third 1 00 other Pointer goal. game of the weekend Sunday NORTHFACE MORAIN .. . ..• . .... 120 i75oo 1 00 1 00 NORTHFACE CREVASSE ...... 105 69 1 00 WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE ALPINIST. 135 s99oo Dr. Jomes D. Hom jansport 2-3 Man Dentist Dome Tent J 025 Clark St. For Appointment Coll Stevens Point 95 34 1-) 212 Reg. $299.95 Now S189 WITH THIS COUPON Sky Diving School group rates available Organizer receives 50°/o Discounts For more information look at brochures in the UAB Office, lower level of U.C. 6 miles W. of Oshkosh on Hwy. 21 414·685-5995 Page24 0ctober 8, 1981 Rook 'n ,at! ,eat!y ,ti,, w«h ti• ~ei••< tns« af S, og,aITTs 7 & 7U8. And ,a dM• rount,Y and west<'• , andi~', and d•e-0-in fad, ,,e,ything ,aunds bett<' w«h 1 & 7. Enjay au, q~l«y in rnade,atian Rock it roll stirs with Seien &Se,en Stagram'.S SO.CRAM DISTILLERS CO .• N.YC AMERI CAN l'M ISK EY- ABLEND 80 PAOOf S( . (-.~ ,-.:; .... ~~l'U!l(\Uh'_._,1•.,t•(,l._ •:GvP~._• C 'le• ) ··· ······ ··· ······ ...... ; Pigski~-i~-~~·P···he···t. ····· ····· ······ By Quine Adams ~ TLANTA McKaytwo. a heartbreaker or league. New England ANGELES 27 ' LOS BUFFALO Jets 17; PhlladeF· New York Thanks to str defense shoul/3-Falcon 16-Emoti 20, MIAMI by the Packers on~ showings BALTIMOR ag · onal letd Orleans 14· phis 23, New the Prophet coa~ iatliots, Haden down to fl pound Pat CINCINNA E 23 _8111St Jets takes . own Kansas Cit ' 7 Oakland 17 WASHINGT~e-Nfoot-six. upset, as TI 17-Anothe; Miami as Ch its toll on mark last Sunda a 9-3-1 favoriteQB Prophet's New Yor/ G ; St. Louis 'lJJ' overall record at, putting his ClilCAGO 2 28 :e prevails. uck Knox Diego iants 17· ~ It out at the ~ rt Jones, pulls 40 percent. Weeksl.J: ·43-25, or 63 take out thetr"The Reds~ DENVER 26 Houston i7MinnSe tUesota 24; and the strugglln rustrations on DALLAS e. 17-Surprisin , DETROIT • a elO. PITTSBURGH FRANCISCO JO, SAN on rolling. g Broncos keep CLEVELAND 7 24 GREEN BcOWil!I contln l --0verrated BAY 13-8lBears. AY 17, TAMPA Dallas• conlr-49ers are in Pitt returns to fue to slide as they're not :Jireu;:, but scheduleAnd the... rest of the orm. team, but th~cia~rkeowes a better John same PROGRAMMING OINTER PROGRA never know, unless you make James Radio Special: Host the UC Wisconsin Room. it to one of the showings Sponsoring Organizations: Portage County Mental Health Associa creative tion, U.W.S.P. Psychology Club, Wood County's Citizens For In resou.rce formed Human sexuality, lnc. center Pointer Page 27 for sale lost and found THE ASSOClATION OF ANNOUNCEMENTS!Num· GRADUATE STUDENTS personaJ~ FOR SALE: Fourth-hand ber one: Wisconsin Home LOST: Gold framed P~ESENTS: Dr. Mary F. Economics Assoc. - Student lowige chair. Worth $10. Call glasses in tan case. Lost on Willson, ecologist and PERSONAL : Dear Anita, I 34Hi095. Thursday, Oct. 2 in Lot X or Membe r Section is have a new story for you to evolutionist. She will speak sponsoring a "Grocery Give· FOR SALE: 1973 Buick Le in Science Building or CO PS on frugivory and seed enjoy. When would you like to Sabre. Well taken care of, bldg. Turn in to Lost and Away." Tickets fo r this hear it? Sorry, not on dispersal by birds and the co bargain event will be very clean . Good Found, Student Union or evolution of birds and plants. Mondays. I have league transportation. Rwis well. Home Ee Office, COPS, for available at COPS (outside bowling. Oct. 14th at 7 p.m. room 112 the cafeteria) or at the First $200 takes it. Call 341· reward. CNR. Love, Dad. 7312. Concourse from 9-4 Monday PERSONAL : Cakes : FO&.SALE: Matrecs 3--way through Thursday and 9-12 Happy 21st Natal Day! speakers. Excellent noon on Friday. The cost for Boopsie you are twenty one, condition. $100. Call Jenny at free student the tickets is 25 cents each or and the fun has just begun! 345--0726. 5 for $1.00. You are legal in all states FOR SALE : Rossignol Number Two : Attention Hope your birthday is the Impalas cross country skiis. Wisconsin Home Economics great-i!st. Excellent condition. New last Assoc. student members: PERSONAL: Poopsie: year, used only twice. 205 Have your grocery donations Thanks for a wonderful eight classified at the Home Ee. Office by 12 months ! centimeters. $100. Call 341· FOUND: In COPS Building noon on Friday, October 9th. 2865. ANNOUNCEMENT: All Love, Boopsie on September 22nd . A newly students and others in the FOR SALE: Browning purchased article of clothinf PERSONALS : Foster Spartan 4-0 lbs. Recurve, $25. university community are Parents, If you can identify it, it s invited to participate in the ATTENTION GRAD Jansport Mountain Dome, yours. Call Mike at 344-7988. STUDENTS: The Association I am grateful to you for $150. Call Ken at 34f>-0968. review of Dr. Daniel 0 . everything you've done for FOUND: Cross pen in Trainer's performance as of Graduate Students will FOR SALE: Brown carpet. computer lab. Call 341--0803. meet in the Pinery tonight at me. Thank you so much for Dean, College of Natural your patience and Excellent shape, brand new. LOST: Reward offered to Resources. Materials used 6: 30. The agenda will include $50. Call Kathy at 346--2458 ·anyone helping me find my budget considerations, plans understanding and for for the review consist of : an caring. I promise I'll rm. 107 Neale. red, Austro Daimler men's explanatioan of the review for the upcoming guest FOR SALE: 10 speed IO-speed bike. (Must be in the speaker as well as improve! process ; a review Love, your adopted child. Raleigh Super Record. same condition as I last saw questionnaire and return membership drive. New Excellent condition plus lock, it.) Stolen from 1816 College envelope; a signature form members always welcome. PERSONALS: Welcome cable, water botUe and seat Ave . the weekend of and return envelope. These For more information call back, you Florida bag. Call Betsy at 341-2864. September 26th . No questions are available in rooms 107 or .345--0392. conventioneers ! Glad to have asked. Call Gail at 341-5232. 136, College of Natural you home again. Have fun for rent Resources Building from 7: 45 ANNOUNCEMENT: Once catching up on homework! ~mploy'!'~nt a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday again the boys of Phi Nu R.J,L, FOR RENT: Sublet for through Friday. Deadline for Alpha Sinfonia will be THANKS TO YOU ALL; second semester, three The following participating is December 15, presenting one of their A world of warmest openings for females. $350- organizations will conduct 1981. famous polka dances. It will gratitude is being sent to hose semester plus utilities. Four on-<:ampus interviews for KODIAK HIGHLINERS: be held in Allen Upper of you beautiful people who blocks from campus. Call 34+ select positions in the Career Presentation on herring, Friday, Oct. 9 from 7:30 to came to grace the occasion of 7377. Counseling and Placement halibut, salmon and crab 11:30 p.m. Music will be my birthday. I appreciated FOR RENT: Single room Office next week: fishing along with fur provided by the infamous Phi the number of gifts, cards, for males for fall semester. Hercules Inc ...... Oct. 14 trapping on the Alaskan Mu Alpha Band. Tickets are telephone and telegram Wis. State Gov't...... Oct. 14 coastline. A must for those $1 and will be on sale in the messages. The pleasure Very close to campus. Fine Arts courtyard and at Reduced rates. Call 341·2865 Clark County, Nevada interested in Alaska. you've brought me is more School District ...... Oct. 14 Tuesday, October 13th, 7: 30 the door. See you there. than you could ever know. after4p.m. (Music majors must attend.) Prince Olu-Funsho. FOR RENT: Three Defense Mapping CNR112. openings in 4 bedroom large Agency ...... Oct.15 furnished house. Two blocks Mead Corp ...... Oct. 15 from campus 2416 Stanley St. Midland Cooperatives Oct. 15 Washer, dryer, garage. Non· EMPLOYMENY: OVER· Mixing Up A Brew of Hallmark smokers only. Available now. SEAS JOBS-Summer-year Call 3™257 after 5 p.m . round. Europe, South America, Australia, Asia. All Halloween Cards For You! wanted fields. $500 to $1200 monthly. Sightseeing. Free info. Write WANTED: Female needed IJC Box 52-WI-5 Corona Del HOPE YOU LIKE THEM! for single room in large house Mar, CA 92625. with three others. $8(}-month plus 1/4 utilities. Call Nancy at announcements 345--0754 . WANTED: Desperately This invites all those need a ride anywhere in the interested in a career in vicinity of northwest Iowa for pharmacy to attend a the weekend of Fall Break. discussion by Mr. Larry Call Sue at 346--2251 rm. 304. Mindel, Assistant to the WANTED: Quiet, mature, Dean School of Pharmacy non-smoking male to share UW·Madison. Mr. Mindel will an apartment. Available give his discussion at 5 p.m. second semester. $l~onth on Wednesday, October 14, plus utilities. Call 345-0429. 1981 in Room !).132, Science WANTED: Used hockey Center, UW-Stevens Point equipment for 5'10" adult. Campus. Mr. Mindell will Need shin. hip , shoulder and discuss requirements for elbow pads. Also pants, socks admission to the UW· a~d jersey. Will buy single Madison School of Pharmacy piece or set. Price must be and other matters of interest reasonable. Call Steve relating to the School and the Maglior. pharmacy profession. WANTED: Three females to sublease spacious, ALDO LEOPOLD carpeted house. Laundry AUDUBON SOCIETY facilities. Only two blocks PRESENTS: Larry Stone, from campus. Call 341--5063. outdoor writer. and nature WANTED: Woman to photographer for the Des share countrv home 6 miles Moines Register and from town. 3•il-4691. Tribune. He will present a 0 WANTED: One girl to slide lecture on nature share beautiful house with photog raphy titled Others. $90 per month plus "Images." October 14th at utilities. Call Nancy at 341· 7:30 in the Sentry Auditoriwn University Store, 2729. on Strongs Ave. 346-3431 , University Center Page 28 October 8, 1981 LIVE! ! ! IN A SPECIAL HOMECOMING PROUDLY PRESENTS APPEARANCE THIS SUNDAY 12 . OCTOBER 11 GOLD RECORDS A NIGHT TO REMEMBER ------CAMPUS RECORDS AND TAPES ------DOORS TICKETS: $4.00 If ADVANCE GRAHAM LANE $5.00 AT ODOR HAPPY HOUSE-PLOVER OPEN·AT 7:00 P.M. A HOMECOMING HAPPY HOUR 12:00 NOON-6:00 P.M. . THIS OCTOBER (FOOTBALL ON A GIANT SCREEN) FREE 25c HOT DOGS; soc SUPABEERS OR SUNDAY : 11TH ADMISSION A DOG & A COKE soc FREE POPCORN CHICAGO'S HOTTEST NEXT OCTOBER ALL FEMALE ROCK GROUP SUNDAY : 18TH WITH SPECIAL GUEST RELA YER MONDAY WEDNESDAY BUCKY BADGER NIGHT OLDIES NIGHT PITCHERS-BUD S1.00 12 oz. Bottle ...... •.. 2/51.00 7:00 P.M. · 11:00 P.M. 7:00-8:00 ...... 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