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Bad Checks "a growing Problem" Merchants Blast Students by John Hotzfield students for years. He estimated Dean Kane, WSU's Vice-Presi- that if you tack on the clerical time Student Senate, said that one that he takes in about 400 checks a dent for Student Affairs, feels that that is involved, the actual cost to solution to the problem would be for Students from Winona State month. Out of these he averages bad checks are a definite problem at them goes over $5.00. the university to have the students University, WSU, are responsible about 18 "rubber" checks. he WSU. "I've been getting a lot of that habitually bounce checks go up for writing a large amount of checks pointed out that most of these bad calls for bad checks," declared Kane, The owners at Home Beverage in front of the judicial board for that have insufficient funds in the checks do come from students. "I "one girl wrote out eight bad checks pointed to a sign in their store that disciplinary action. Kane pointed bank. ,It's not a new problem, but cut back on my check cashing policy, in one day." stated: NSF check, $2.00 (NSF — out that this can't be done, because according to some of the local I used to be more liberal," stated non-sufficient funds) They stated "The university has no jurisdiction merchants, it's a growing problem. Troke. Troke felt that "the biggest that they are just happy to get the outside of campus." problem is getting a hold of the money for the check and that they The Student Union at WSU The owners of Home Beverage person." rarely collect it. "But even if we did, The owners of Home Beverage opened up a check cashing program pointed out that "it's just a few who it still wouldn't cover it," pointed felt that the only solution they think in 1971 for the students. Since ruin it for everyone." Home These merchants pointed out that out Dick Hauser, "we had $7.00 would be feasible would be to "stop school opened up this fall, the Beverage is one of the few the time and expenses that must go involved once, not including time, to doing it! (cashing checks for stu- Student Union has seen over businesses who will cash checks for into each check that bounces often track down a $10.00 check." dents.) "We can count on two hands $42,000 in checks come through. students. Out of the estimated 400 outweighs the value of the check. the people who are doing it." This would total to about 500 they take in a week, about 5-6 are no Hauser also pointed out that a lot Troke said that he hates to checks. Out of this number it has good. "We would hate to cut it out, Erich L. Dornbusch of WSU's of people that have bounced checks "penalize all of the nice people," and been estimated by the Business (check cashing for students), be- Business Office says that even in Home Beverage are the same that "it's just too bad a handful goof Office at WSU that over 50 checks cause there's such a small majority though WSU charges $5.00 for each people who bounce them at Shorty's it up for everyone." Troke also have had inadequate funds backing that do it." returned check, "it still doesn't and other businesses in Winona. pointed out that he loses close to them up. cover our cost to handle it." He said Troke echoed this statement by $500 every year in bad checks. Dosh Troke, the owner of Last year Home Beverage lost that a registered letter has to be saying that "the same people bounce Troke pointed out that "They're Shorty's DJ Lounge on Center $100 from bad checks that were sent out to the person and that checks throughout the city." stealing from us," and "it's getting Street, has been cashing checks for never recovered. alone costs $2.45. He then added to be a bigger and bigger percen- Dave Sanders, from WSU's tage." Transit Service ttogotkleSao.zom Expands by All Rasouli improved than the old system," said Tripp. It will make it easier and Winona Transit Service will faster for passengers to go from one change its routes on its silver place to another. The old system anniversary in December of 1978, serves the city in a figure eight said David W. Tripp, transit shape from east to west, riding coordinator. always in one direction. With the new system it will take you only a Tripp stated that the new system few minutes to go from one place to consists of three routes; the blue another, whereas the same distance route, the green route, and the red with the old system could take you route. One bus will be riding two more than an hour, said Tripp. ways on each route. Fares will stay the same, 30 cents The blue route, serving WSU will for adults and 20 cents for senior pass through Main, Sanborn, and citizens, students and children. The Huff Streets and . continue, west monthly pass unlimited rides would through Sarnia as far as the Red cost students only $6. "For stu- Owl. dents, riding the bus," Tripp said, "The pass is better, more conveni- The red route will serve the east ent and cheaper." end and the Winona Clinic as well. Students wishing to ride the bus to "There should be more students After only one year of service, the Winona Transit Service expands and improves. the east end could catch the bus at riding the busses," says Tripp, the intersection of Main and Mark "other cities have better student Streets. ridership." Learning Center Aids Students

The green route is divided into "Winona Transit Service started by Debra Ties student may have are evaluated and In demonstrating how students are two sections: green east, and green its service Dec. 12, 1977," said worked on. given guidance at the center, west. Green east starts from Tripp, "with an average of 127,000 "Caution, human beings here, Dr. Lee McMillen, faculty mem- McMillen explained that special downtown and goes as far northeast passengers riding the bus during handle with care." ber of the center, explained that reading machines are used to help as Fairview Woods apartments. one year." Tripp also said, "This is students are first tested in the area increase a student's reading speed. Green west will continue from 37 per cent more than what has Those words are posted on a where they expressed having diffi- Also, a person with a reading downtown to Goodview as far west been estimated to be our average bulleting board in the WSU culty, and then a program is disability can have someone read for as the airport and the Lake Village number of passengers for one year." Learning Center, and they proclaim designed for that student to follow. See Learning Center page 2 Trailer Courts. Only one bus will part of the center's philosophy of serve the green route, according to Tripp said the Winona Transit assistance for students. Any native Tripp. Service has been very successful in or foreign student who needs extra comparison with other cities. help in Math, English, or reading Inside The hours will be the same as the will receive attention by stopping in The Good Doctor Page 3 old system, 6 a.m.-9:15 p.m. Midday Tripp also mentioned that Winona the center. service will also stay the same too, 9 Transit Service presently has four a.m.-3 p.m. Passengers can still call busses. Three in use and one for The Learning Center, located in Editorials pgs. 4 - 5 for the "deviation doorstep" service mechanical backups. These busses Gildemeister Hall, Room 124, is if they desire to. will be able to serve the new system open from 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sports Pgs. 10 - 11 "The new system is much more sufficiently. There, special problems that a

Page 2 November 8, 1978 Task Force Meeting Held Brrr! Winter's The second general education No decision was made as to which task force meeting was held approach would best serve the Tuesday, Oct. 31 at 8 a.m. needs of Winona State. On Its Way At this meeting the center of The discussion then moved on to discussion focused on two ap- defining the goals and objectives of proaches toward general education the taskforce. At our next meeting by Sue Dendor against the cold is to dress properly. One natural way of combating requirements. One, the cafeteria members have been asked to submit Since humans are basically tropical cold temperatures is by expending approach, which allows students to It's twenty below outside, the their ideas for goals and objectives. animals, it is harder to adjust to the calories shivering. Shivering speeds select from many different areas a wind and snow are blowing, and colder environments than to the up your metabolism. This is called variety of different courses. The The next general education task- there is two feet of snow on the warmer environments. According to "shivering thermogenesis". This other approach is the critical on force meeting will be Thursday, sidewalks. This is a true reality for the Institute of Environmental means that your body is creating analytical approach which would put November 9th, 1978 at 8 a.m. in Winter 1978. Are you ready for this Stress at the University of Califor- more heat internally to stay warm. more emphasis on the reasoning Somsen 219. All students and bitter cold reality? nia, Santa Barbara, the ideal Shivering raises your basal metabo- behind the course, analyzing, etc. faculty are welcomed and encour- temperature for humans is 65-68 lism as much as 25 per cent. aged to attend. Last year was the worst Winter degrees Fahrenheit. Shivering burns up calories as well in recent history. We all remember as help the body retain heat. the cold temperatures and the snow. The best Winter clothing should WSU Represented According to the "Old Farmers be worn loose and layered. This With so many Winter sports Almanac", this Winter promises permits the wearer to take off extra available in the Winona area such as The 6th Annual National Confer- develop a more effective group of much of the same. Minnesotans are layers in order to ventilate the body snowmobiling, cross country skiing, ence for State Student Association state student lobby organizations in expected to get a cold snap in and prevent clothing from becoming and ice skating, keeping warm is was held at the University of order to strengthen the student December. Minnesota Winters are sweat-soaked. Overheating produ- important for this type of fun. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, October 26- movement nationally. known to be quite frigid. The wind ces wet clothing, which has a 29. Student representatives from chill lowers the temperature well reduced insulating effect. An out- As soon as clothing closest to the around the Midwest attended. Dave The conference centered around below zero. The result of this type of side layer of water repellent skin becomes wet, it would be a Detloff, student senate vice-presi- the development of skills that every weather can cause frostbite, hypo- clothing is a good idea to insure that good idea to change into dry clothes dent represented WSU. SSA or student government lobby thermia and even death. wetness doesn't soak through your as soon as possible. By taking this needs to effectively represent its clothing. very simple precaution, your Win- The State Student Association, student constituents. These skills One way of insuring yourself ter can be fun and more enjoyable. part of the National United States include: how to plan a conference, Student Association is interested in Proposition 13 and how it pertains checking the rising cost of higher to education, lobbying techniques, Official Notice education and strengthening stu- grass roots organizing, and media dent rights and involvement in relations. K-MART Wednesday, November 15 Interviewing November, March and campus decision making. (Mid West) 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. May Graduates for Manager Train- Detloff said the conference was ee Program. All majors are eligible The U.S.S.A. was created this fall very interesting and worthwhile. to interview. by the merger of the National He hopes to utilize what he learned Student Association and the Nation- to better the WSU's student Recruiting HAMLINE LAW SCHOOL Wednesday, November 15 law school candidates. al Student Lobby. U.S.S.A. hopes to government. (St. Paul) 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

Seniors wishing to interview must sign up in the Placement Office. Appropriate forms must be on file at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled There will be no phone put in the interview. student union this year. The student The senate accepted Dave W. senate has had many requests to put Fricke a business manager, as a Employer literature is on file in the Placement Office. Also "Tips on a phone in the union for the junior senator. Interviewing" is now available in our Free Information Rack. student's use. Russ Larson presi- dent, informed the senate, Thurs- Tim Penny, Minnesota State Learning Center day, at the biweekly meeting, that Senator, who was WSU student several channels have been tried to senate president six years ago, get money to install the phone. At Continued from page 1 that, "26 study carrels are on order staff attempts to guide students in attended this week's senate meet- this time the senate does not have for improvement of study condi- getting the most out of their study ing. Penny commented that he was enough funds. However, there will them and have it recorded on tape. tions." time. surprised to see activities that his be a payphone installed in the N.E. senate worked on such as the book corner of the Smog as soon as Diagonistic equipment is avail- One other concern of the center is Students are urged to take exchange and the radio station still possible. able for special learning problems students who cannot budget their advantage of the center. Self-moti- active. such as reading and language skills time. McMillen pointed out that, vation on the part of the students is as well as the vision and hearing of a "Budgeting one's time is a common a determinate as to how beneficial student. Cassette tapes, booklets, cause for failure because some the center can be. If you need extra and audio-visual machines are used students have not learned how to help, stop by the WSU Learning to aid the student. McMillen stated use large blocks of open time." The Center. Winona Volunteer Services, Inc. Thanksgiving is coming. What information and referral program our group. For more information, better time is there to give thnaks manned by volunteers from 7PM- call Char Hensel, Executive Direc- and to give a hand to those less 1 AM every evening. Call 452-5590. tor at 452-5591 or Sandy Olson, fortunate than you? Call Winona Jaycee Representative at 452-8621. Volunteer Services, Inc., a member One Step At A Time: We have of the United Way, at 452-5591 to joined hands with the Jaycee Youth Association for Retarded volunteer your time. Women of Winona for: Operation: Citizens: Become involved with Cooperation which began October mentally retarded citizens in social Transportation: Drivers are es- 29 and will continue thru November and recreational activities and pecially needed to transport the 10. This is a community-wide supply friendship. Call today at 452-5591. handicapped or elderly to their drive for various items needed for medical and dental appointments in and out of the Winona area. We need you to volunteer once a week, once very 2 weeks or on a call as sh&Wea needed basis. Someone in the Minnesota area needs a ride into The Barbers specialize trswn to do her shopping once a in the Wash & Wear Cut for week or once every 2 weeks. today's active people.

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November 8,1978 Page 3 The Good Doctor by Becky McConnell What do you get when you take the comedy punch of Neil Simon and going on around them. Five mix it with the gentle warmth of separate stages with a total of 17 Anton Chekov, and sprinkle on top sets will be prepped before their the imaginative and often amazing very eyes. ideas of Vivian Fusillo? A prescrip- tion that any good doctor would Neil Simon's Broadway Award prescribe to add a touch of comedy winning play, The Good Doctor, will to your life, of course. be making house calls at WSU's Dorothy B. Magnus Theatre from. Nine worthy interns, Matt November 6-14th. Due to limited Brooks, Terry Riska, Mary Johnson, seating, appointments to see the Erick Lueck, Patrick Kirkbride, doctor should be made in advance. Jeanne Minnema, Renee Weiss, These can be made by going to Doug Dale, Becky McConnell with WSU's Box Office in the Performing their good doctor, Ross Willoughby Arts Center every day from 12-6 or and under the skillful hand of their by calling 457-2121. Chief of Staff, Vivian Fusillo, will put into operation a performance The Good Doctor is an entry in that will leave you in stitches. the Ainerican College Theatrp Festival. Last year WSU's Scapino The entire operation will take was chosen out of 25 university place in a unique and clever way productions to go to the Regionals. with the patients seated in the The same honors are hoped for this middle while observing the action year.

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Thinking about something different? Do you march to the beat of a different drummer? Let's hear from Opinions you. Letters to the Editor Six Steps to Raise Your Parents

To the Editor: problem, if you want to be condition, it could be you have been something wrong it's what they did good parents may seem difficult, but successful, you must understand lax in this step. Everyone agrees we you dislike, not themselves. When the end result is worth every There have been many changes in their music. As difficult as it is to all have problems; however, we mom shrinks your favorite sweater headache caused by too much Andy our society since the beginning of imagine, their aesthetic sense has don't always agree on what is down to baby doll size, don't be Williams. Just the happiness emit- time. The birth of each new not developed enough to appreciate serious and what isn't. For this angry, tell her you still love her. ted by their smiles when you learn generation brings with it changes in Fleetwood Mac or the Rolling reason you must encourage your When dad breaks open your piggy their language, play their music, or every aspect of daily life. However, Stones. Once again the path is not parents to talk about their prob- bank and uses next week's lunch show patience, encouragement, tol- one thing has remained the same easy. It is often strewn with lems. To them earning a living or money to pay the paperboy, don't erance and love will be enough to throughout time, and that is the headaches, but more commonly, paying the mortgage seems almost threaten to die of malnutrition out prove your success. parent-child relationship. Our gen- drowsiness. But you must meet as earth shattering as losing a of spite, take a bag lunch and tell Laurinda C. Hearn eration is still struggling with the your parents three-quarters of the football game or failing a freshman him you love him. Room 610 age old problem of how to raise our way. You must begin by playing composition class mechanics test. Sheehan Hall parents properly. As I see it, there Andy Williams' "Moon River" on the All six of these steps to raising are six well-defined steps to raising stereo until you become accustomed Unlike the previous steps, the your parents. to the sound. fifth entails that you observe the famous adage, "Grin and bear it." In FABULOUS FIRSTS The first of these six steps is you The third step tends to be a this step you must be tolerant of * * * * * have to learn to speak their difficult one. It is giving your their appearance. Many argue that Volume 1, Number 1, of This new issue of Life is language. By language I don't mean parents patience. Those of you with appearance is secondary and what Life, the picture magazine, expected to sell out quickly— English, Hindi or Russian. I mean parents who are underachievers counts is the inside. But, unlike our hit the newsstands in 1936. not just to readers who have missed its fascinating cover- you have to learn to say odd little have an especially rough job. The Publication suspended in individualistic generation, parents 1972, but now Life is back as age—but to collectors of first phrases like, "I'll help you with the opposition would say this sounds have the need to look like their a monthly starting October, editions who will hold it dishes" and "Yes." Some people nonsensical; whoever heard of an peers. So the next time dad gets a 1978. It features spectacular for its potential investment might think this sounds easy, but underachieving parent? Unfortu- haircut or mom hems her pants to news events in color and value. The first issue of Life, it's not. It takes a great amount of nately, there is nothing nonsensical black-and-white photos, some which sold for ten cents in the top of her shoe, don't feel November 1936, may bring talent to speak two languages about it. The person who persists in artists' illustrations and a few personally humiliated. Always re- articles and columns. as much as $100 today. fluently, namely theirs and yours. thinking there is has obviously member their intense peer pressure Why do you think it took so long for never had the experience of is driving them to this conserva- you to say your first words? The catching his or her dieting mother tism. answer is it took many months for sneaking some Dixieland brand you to develop this bilingual talent. salted peanuts and then having to Lastly, and most importantly, It took much time for you to figure smile and pat mom on the back and your parents need to feel loved. To VOTER'S SURVEY out what sounded best when tell her you like fat mothers. refute popular belief, it takes more conversing with Mom and Dad and than a kiss or a hug as you fly out what sounded best when rapping In keeping with the need for the door to school every morning or Students have been accused of NOT VOTING. This is an attempt with friends. patience, your parents also need breakfast in bed on special occa- to PROVE DIFFERENTLY. If you registered or voted BE encouragement. If your dad has an sions. Everday they must be ACCOUNTED FOR by filling out this survey and returning it to After you master the language ulcer or your mom has a nervous reminded that when they do the Student Senate Office in the Smog by FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th.

1. F.F.S. Forms Unfair Were you registered to vote in this past election? YES 0 NO ❑

Dear Editor: put myself through college, but tally, this can be done with the If not, why? lack of information because I live under my father's roof computer quickly and easily, but the lack of interest The Family Financial Statement for more than two consecutive computer cannot comprehend indi- lack of time (F.F.S.) is a form of financial aid weeks at any given time during the vidual circumstances. not of age offered to students needing help year (summer vacation), I am other with financing their college educa- considered dependent according to Circumstances such as, where tion. It is my opinion that if a the definition given by F.F.S. exactly are the student's college student is paying his own college funds coming from? Since this is 2. Did you vote in the past election? YESO NO0 fees, without parental assistance, Being a dependent, it is my asked on the F.F.S. application, the his parents' income should not be a father's financial status that must answer should have some effect as 3. What party do you sympathize with? hindrance to him with regard to be examined. In doing so, it was to eligibility for financial aid. Democrats receiving financial aid. determined that his income was too Whether a student is independent Republicans high, and for this reason I have been or dependent, by any definition, if Independents The F.F.S. is geared to help the refused financial aid for the past two he is paying his own college college student, but I'm sure many years. I find this system quite unfair expenses and he needs financial 4. Did you vote in the US Senate races? YES NO students, as well as myself, have because my father is not financing assistance, I feel he deserves the ❑ ❑ found the procedures to be inade- my education. I realize that when chance to receive it without his quate, with quite unsatisfactory dealing with the distribution of such parents' income being an interfering 5. Did you vote in the Governor's race? YES0 NOD results. The form involved is a great deal of money, precautions factor. completed by the student and/or his must be taken in order to determine Lynn Carney 6. Did you vote in any of the local (City/county races? YES ❑ NO0 parents. When this is done, the a student's financial need. Statisti- Student, W.S.U. L application is processed through the sA-ea WININIIM■110 use of computers. As a result, each applicant is given a number depending on his financial status. Applicants receiving a number of sixteen hundred or below receive financial aid of varying degrees. Unless a student can prove total independence, it is his parents' financial status that is determined, not his own.

I consider myself to be indepen- dent, as may many other college students financing their own educa- tion. I work, pay all my own bills, and provide the majority of my necessities. I am also attempting to

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Thinking about something different? Do you march to the beat of a different drummer? Let's hear from Opinions you.

against when they try to cash checks with the local merchants. After giving international conscience is: Will me a long puzzled look, he slowly walked behind the bar and pulled out a the Shah survive? What is going to Students stack of checks about as thick as a hardcover edition of a Webster's happen? And what is the U.S. role in Dictionary. After pointing out that they were all bad checks from students, all this, since it supports the Shah? he calmly asked "and they can call it student discrimiation?" Abuse Merchant's Despite people's knowledge of the To answer that question honestly I would have to say no, that's not connection between the Shah and student discrimination; that's student irresponsibility. There's just a few U.S. imperialism, some people were students who are consistently bouncing checks, but according to the fooled by Jimmy Carter. When he Service ran for President and throughout Last week I wrote an editorial stating that students are unjustly merchants, there's enough to ruin it for every student. Why should they go his presidential campaign when he discriminated against by some of the landlords in Winona and that the out of their way to give us a service when we abuse it? talked about "human rights", people Winona City Council has decided that the landlords of Winona have that were sitting by their televisions right to discriminate against college students. John Hotzfield when the elections were held and in many places they cheered when I also pointed out that there are two types of discrimination against Carter won. students in Winona, check-cashing being the other type. I would like to Days are Numbered correct that error this week. They have been very embittered by the understanding that it really The merchants of Winona are not discriminating against students when doesn't matter who sits in the White they refuse to cash a student's check, they are merely trying to save for Shah's Regime House, that imperialism is governed themselves a lot of future headaches and expenses. On September 7th and 8th over by the inherent economic laws of the seven and a half million -people filled massacres throughout the country system and it has nothing to do with I was shocked to find cot that out of 500 checks the WSU Student Union the streets of Tehran and other cannot possibly be put in numbers the policies of one president or has received this year, 50 of them were bad. That means that 10% of the major cities, bravely defying the less than tens of thousands. another. students that have cashed checks this year in the student union didn't have martial law authority and demand- the funds to back these checks up. ing the overthrow of the Shah's No matter how one tries to Recently the Shah blustered, "No regime. describe the suffering and agony of one can overthrow me, I have the The check cashing program in the student union was started in 1971 for those who spoke from Iran, no power." But while a number of the students. It was daily supplied with $1500. Due to the increase in the Demonstrations spread through- matter how one tries to report the obstacles remain in the way of the amount of checks that are written there, the union is now supplied with a out the southern and eastern areas truth from the people against whom final overthrow of the Shah's fascist daily figure of $2,000.00. of Tehran, and virtually all sections these atrocities are committed again regime and imperialism, including of the city witnessed some protest and again, this time it is beyond massive U.S. military backing, the But each time a bad check is written, the business office must track down during Friday, September 8th, human description. deep economic and political crisis is the guilty party and recover their money. Out of the first 50 checks this except the exclusive enclaves of the and will continue to propel the year, they have only been able to find 27 of them. Despite their five-dollar regime and its American executives No one in the world who has read masses of people forward. And this, charge, they still lose precious time and money. It would be a load off of in the wealthy northern section of the newspaper accounts or seen together with the further develop- their backs if the program were dropped all together. the city. televised films of the revolutionary ment of genuine revolutionary upheaval by the Iranian people leadership in the heat of the The owners of Home Beverage Liquor Store are one of the few merchants Hundreds of thousands were against the Pahlavi regime can struggle of the masses is increasing- in this town that let students cash checks; they don't even have to make a demonstrating all over Iran on escape the realization that history is ly threatening to shatter the Shah's purchase. They point out that to track down a check, they have to run to the Friday, September 8th, when the being made in Iran. The questions claim. bank, sign a bunch of forms at the police department, have the accountant martial law was imposed, and the that have been raised by the M.R. straighten out the books, and try and call up the people themselves.

They point out that a lot of students who are graduating, transferring, or just leaving for the summer write bad checks on purpose. "One time we had to call a person in Florida."

The people at Home Beverage Liquor Store also feel that the time that has to be put into tracking down a bad check is very rarely worth the amount of the check itself. And when they do finally get a hold of a student who has written out a bad check, "a lot of them could care less!"

It sure would save the people at Home Beverage a lot of headaches and unnecessary expenses if they just stopped cashing checks for students.

Dosh Troke, the owner of Shorty's DJ Lounge, has been cashing checks for college students ever since he opened his business up. He also says that the time involved in tracking down the person who has bounced a check is way too much. "And I can't afford an attorney to track down a person that has written a rubber five-dollar check."

When I told Troke that the reason I was investigating this controversy was because there's talk around WSU that students are being discriminated

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Co-Editors Mickdad Rangwalla Business Manager David Jackson John Hotzfield Advertising Manager Larry Kerr Sports Editor Joe Bissen Kim Buell Assistant Sports Editor Mike Killeen Advisor Dr. Sandra Bennett Photo Editor Casey W. Lake Copy Editor Melody Lund Arts Editor Richard Donnelly Circulation John Grimes Yeah, I know you're a Republican, but if we don't hand out these stupid signs for you kids to wave, then Fritz and Wendy won't feel at home. [Photo by Dave Malcomson] Page 6 November 8, 1978 ART and ARTISTS

WSU Couple Share a DreamMusic Performance, Scott and by Richard Donnelly decided to come to WSU to study in their dislike for popular music. "It strive for emotion, although they Desiree will continue into graduate the piano under Hungerford. gives me nothing," states Desiree. confirm that technical prowess is study. They both would like to teach Scott Tinney and Desiree Jones They hold boundless enthusiasm for very important, expecially in mod- at a university, but for now the share a dream. "Hungerford is the entire reason classical music. "It is so sublimely ern piano technique. "It's not like piano is their main concern. "It's all we're here, he's a great teacher and beautiful," says Scott. fifty years ago," states Scott. "The leading to public performance, that Scott and Desiree, both 23 and he really got us going," says distortion was incredible compared is the main thing," says Desiree. seniors at WSU, are accomplished Desiree. Scott and Desiree's feelings are to today." Scott states simply, "We want to be pianists who have studied for three reflected in their playing. They both When they finish their degrees in very good pianists and musicians." years under instructor Robert Although they had some previous Hungerford. Both are pursuing experience with the piano, serious careers as concert pianists that they study for the couple did not begin hope will someday enable them to until they came to WSU. teach and perform among the best. Scott and Desiree display the They have not always had the type of commitment that it takes to sense of direction that they now be successful in the highly competi enjoy. "I was practically starving tive world of the professional when I met Desiree," states Scott. musician. They practice the piano "at least six hours" a day in addition Scott grew up in Saratoga, New to outside activities that also include York, where he was a high school music. Scott is a disc-jockey at drop out at age 16. Working as a KWNO and Desiree plays harpsi- salesman, he travelled up and down chord with the Winona Symphony, the east coast, eventually meeting and both teach piano. Their life- Desiree (who was also in sales) at styles match their daily regimen as West Palm Beach, her home town. something other than the average WSU student. Together they worked selling photo albums door-to-door, a job at Scott jokingly refers to himself which they became quite successful. and Desiree as "Old fashioned. We don't have a television or a phone, we are vegetarians for moral In 1975 they met Bob Hungerford reasons, and we wear our hair long in upstate New York, where he was in a time when it is out of style." vacationing. At that point they They also deviate from the crowd Senior Musicians

will Perform Desiree Jones and Scott Tinney [Photo by Dave Malcomson) Ellen Polachek and Matt Feuer- Minnesota, principal euphonium of helm, both senior music majors at the Winona State University Band, Winona State University, will will perform Sonata III by Johann Tinney present a joint recital on Tuesday, Ernst Gaillard and William Pres- by Richard Doinnelly November 14, at 8:00 p.m. in the ser's Rondo for Baritone Horn and WSU senior Scott Tinney will Performing Arts Center Recital Piano. give a piano recital on Sunday, Nov. Hall. 12, at 4:00 in the PAC. Ellen and Matt will be assisted by Tinney's program will consist of Ellen Polachek, the daughter of Rick Snyder, Winona and Ken the "Organ Prelude in G Minor" by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Polachek, Oak Roberts, Hammond, Wisconsin, Bach as arranged by Siloti; the "Les Forest, Illinois will perform Ludwig both senior music education and Adieux" sonato by Beethoven, "The van Beethoven's Sonate fur Horn trumpet majors, to perform Can- Sunken Cathedral" by Debussey; und Klavier; Thema und Varia- zona per sonare No. 1 by Giovanni the "Scherzo in B-flat Minor", tionen, Op. 13, Franz Strauss; and Gabrieli and Ronald Lo Presti's "Etude in E-flat Major", and Hours: 6:30 PM to 1:00 AM Daily Deux Divertissements by Jean Miniature for Brass Quartet. "Prelude in D-falt Major by Chopin, 4:30 PM to 1 :00 AM Fridays Joseph Mauret. and the "Transcendental Etude #11 The public is invited and there is in D-flat Major" by Liszt. Matt Feuerhelm, St. Charles, no admission charge. Admission is free. KEGGER NIGHT • ALL THE TAP BEER YOU CAN DRINK FROM 9:00-10:30 p.m. for $1.50 • 50t cover after 10:30 p.m.

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Matt Feuerhelm Ellen Polachek November 8, 1978 Page 7 ART and ARTISTS Theatre Finishes KQAL's Top Ten Artist Title Label 1. Elton John A Single Man (MCA) 2. Jethro Tull Bursting Out (Chryalis) Comic Production 3. Billy Joel 52nd Street (Columbia) 4. Small Faces 78 in the Shade (Atlantic) by Casey Clark with fine performances by Doug 5. Yes Tormato (Atlantic) Dale, as the stingy old miser added slapstick comedy, corny 6. Van Morrison Wave Length (Warner Bros.) "Something amusing, something Harpogon; Greg Herzog as the jokes, and vaudeville routines. At 7. Firefall Elan (Atlantic) confusing, something for everyone handsome, young, stud Cleante; and times the corniness was a little hard 8. Heart Dog & Butterfly (Portrait) — a comedy tonight." the match maker, Linda Miller. to handle, and overworked, but 9. Santana Inner Secrets (Columbia) generally it was fun, and held the 10. Ella Fitzgerald Lady Time (Pablo) Such was the atmosphere inside Harpogon's obsession with his audience's attention. WSU's Performing Arts Center, money is a workable comedic with Moliere's comedy "The Miser," storyline, and Dale's individual The cast, composed of students directed by Dr. David Bratt. creative talents, vaudevillion ges- that have never been in a major tures and routines added to the WSU production, worked well KQAL's Program Log The performance ran Oct. 27-30, characterization and audience ap- together. Their comedic timing and was an unusual production of peal. slipped occasionally, but not enough the Moliere play. to disrupt the flow of the play. Wednesday, Nov. 8 The show began with a rendition 7:00 p.m. — Wings of Music — "Intimate Strangers" by Tim Weisburg Dr. Bratt took the 1700's play and of "Give My Regards to Broadway," The creative cast, the imaginative updated it. He added a unique on a kazoo. The cast portraying a set, and Dr. Bratt, all did an 9:00 p.m. — That's Jazz — "Sun City' " by Nova setting: a city park, equipped with a group of traveling show people, excellent job of creating an ener- swing set, a slide, and a teeter- presented to the audience their getic and humorous production of Thursday, November 9 totter. He chose a talented cast, interpretation of "The Miser." They "The Miser." 8:00 p.m. — Thursday Nite Live — Jim Kaye

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' Available to qualified buyers. 24 in- B TICS CAMERA stallments. Annual percentage rate of 159 M, IN ST. 14.68. Finance charge 42.96. Down payment 31.48. WINONA 452-6200 Page 8 November 8, 1978 Greek Corner Vet News by Melody Lund in LaCrescent, MN, Sunday, Nov. 5, da is still looking for any interested by Ron Schuhs payments. The veteran must have saw the Alpha Xi's celebrating with men. This is a great time to become been rated less than 100 per cent With finals coming up, the Greeks all the Greek organizations at involved in the Greek life and Loren C. Wardwell, Jr., has disabled by VA for his service-con- at Winona State University have Rocco's in Goodview. Nancy Aber, a become a founding member of Alpha started his position as the W.S.U. neced injuries to be eligible for the been busy finishing fall projects and paralegal major, is the new pledge Kappa Lambda. AKL is having an Veterans Officer. He is replacing newly added compensation for are looking forward to winter for Alpha Xi Delta. Congratulations, informational meeting Wednesday, Larry Bengtson, who has transfered nonservice-connected loss. Morris quarter and meeting many new Nancy!!! We wish all the best as you Nov. 8, at 6:30 p.m. in Dining Room to Faribault, MN. Nooner, Jr., director of the VA friends. start out on your pledge period. E of Kryzsko Commons. Please David De Grote, the current Vets Center at Fort Snelling, said. attend if interested in becoming a Rep is transferring to a new position Currently, the average monthly Remember to attend the place- Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity part of this great venture in Greek in the cities effective Dec. 1, 1978. VA compensation payment for a ment seminar sponsored by Tri-Sor- held an exchange with Alpha Delta life. After his transfer De Grote's veteran with service-connected loss ority tonight, Nov. 8 at 7:30. Dr. Pi sorority on Thursday, Nov. 2. position as Vets Rep will be cut from of a leg, or its use, is $211. The VA Strand from the Placement Office According to ADPi President CiCi Alpha Delta Pi sorority is excited 20 hours per week to 8 hours every official said his agency is issuing a will be speaking on services Payne, and TKE President Jim to welcome Karen Dunst, another two weeks. De Grote's replacement special appeal for assistance from available through the placement "Smitty" Smith, everyone enjoyed new pledge, and would like to wish is unknown at this time. national veterans organizations in office and will also hold a question themselves. her the best of luck in her pledge locating disabled veterans who may and answer session at the end of the classes. All the ADPi sisters qualify for the new benefit. program. This program is free of Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity enjoyed an exchange with the TKE charge and is open to the public. held a scavenger hunt with the fraternity on Thursday, Nov. 2 and The Veterans Administration to- He urged disabled veterans who Roses of Sigma Tau Gamma on the pledges received their Big day alerted disabled veterans in believe they might be eligible for Now for some individual frater- Saturday, Oct. 28. Everyone had an Brothers. Minnesota to a provision of a new the additional payment to contact nity and sorority news: excellent time searching throughout law that could mean an additional their county veterans service offi- Winona for various treasures. Alpha Delta Pi would also like to $175 a month in VA compensation cer. Alpha Xi Delta sorority will be Special thanks go out to Kathy announce a Seminar sponsored by celebrating their 13th birthday on Corbett and Joe Miles for organi- the Panhellenic Council on the the WSU campus on Nov. 10. On zing the hunt. subject of the Placement Center, H & S WAGON WHEEL Saturday, Nov. 4, the Alpha Xi's and hope all will plan on attending. held their annual Birthday Dance Dan Ruda, who is starting a Watch for more information posted WESTERN SHOP and Dinner at the Commodore Club fraternity here, Alpha Kappa Lamb- around campus. 1-90 At Winona Jct. (43 N.) Winona, Mn. 454-5618 STUDENTS LIBERATED FROM CONSERVATIVE VIEW OF SEX campus, taken in 1976, found equal FAT AT SCHOOL ON CAMPUS numbers of male and female virgins (26 percent), with sexual attitudes SPECIAL FOR NOVEMBER [CPS] — Students may not pick [CPS] — Popular rumor has it flavored by the women's liberation 10% off on all up the cause of Fat Liberation in a that the student of 1978 is tending movement. However, recent spot big way, but many are picking up on toward "a new conservatism." surveys from around the country the fat. 18-24-year-olds are an While that view is contested by reveal a resurgence of some DOWN AND LEATHER JACKETS average six pounds heavier than many of today's students it may supposedly dated patterns: their counterparts of ten years ago, hold true for a topic close to many , a There're still more men than women reports a recent federal survey. student — sex. sexually active, and men and women Hours: Mon-Thurs 10-5 Fri 10-9 still differ drastically over the SURVEYS FIND A MORE A nationwide survey of sex on relative importance of sex and love. Sat. 10-5 Sun. 1-5

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SKI CLUB MEETING the SAM Organization, will feature informational meeting for anyone interviewing and personal manage- interested in becoming a founding "Young at Heart" There will be an organizational ment. member of the organization. The by Melody Lund kids. Since the drinking law has meeting for all interested skier's The SAM Organization will also meeting will be held Wednesday, changed to 19, the students have Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 6 p.m. The be taking a tour of Lake City Nov. 8, in Dining Room E of the Charles', Charlie's, Chuck's. Any- become more aware of other laws meeting 'will be held in the Purple Industries on Friday, November 17 Student Union at 6:30 p.m. This is a way you say it, most students at and are more aggressive in their Room of Kryzsko Commons. New at 2:00 p.m. For more information good opportunity for WSU men to Winona State University know attitude. They (the students) know officers will be elected, we will also go to the SAM office located on the find out what AKL is all about. you're referring to Charlie's D and they don't have to leave until 1:30. discuss time and places for ski trips third floor of Somsen Hall. D Bar and Cafe. This presents some late nights for this Winter. Anyone with new us." information is welcome, bring ideas Charlie's was started in 1945 by and the willingness to get others The Black Cultural Awareness Charles Beck and was then located When asked if the change in the motivated. It should be a great year Donald Woods, the South African Halloween Party was a success this at 117 Main St. In 1961, John drinking laws had posed any other on the slopes. For further informa- Journalist, will be giving a lecture year. The Best Costume Awards (Darby) Beck, Charlie's son, pur- problems besides an increased tion, feel free to contact Sue A. Monday, November 13 at 8 p.m., in went to Sharon Middenhorf, first chased the bar. April of 1975 was a awareness of other laws, both Dee Haase, 452-8976, or Mark Ryan, Somsen Auditorium. Admission is place, receiving a certificate for turning point in the location of the and Patrick agreed that there had 452-1142. free with student ID. Woods will three single LP's from Hemmings bar. The Becks, Dee and Darby, for been some hassles. "It can create also be having an informal discus- Music Store; Jean Bently, second whom the bar is named, purchased a poor feelings between the customer THE SAM ORGANIZATION sion with students at 3:30 p.m. on place, receiving four certificates building at 204 W. Second St. This and the bartender when the the same day in the New Lounge of from Bucky's; Larry Wright, third three-story building is now the customer is not served because he Paul Annett, the personal Direc- the Commons. place, receiving one certificate from location of Charlie's D and D Bar or she is one or two months away tor of Lake Center Industries, will Bucky's. The First Place dance and Cafe. from being 19." Dee added, "The speak on Tuesday, November 14 at ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA couple was Dave Lubahn and kids are more defiant about showing 7:00 p.m. in Dining Rooms E and F Sharon Middenhorf. Together they According to Dee Beck, "The their I.D.'s and that just creates of Kryzsko Commons. Annett's Alpha Kappa Lambda, the new received a $15 certificate from location may have changed, but the tension between the checker at the speech, which is being sponsored by fraternity on campus is having an Wings of Music. business is still as strong as ever." door and the student." Asked if she missed the old place, Dee replied, "I sure do! The location Charlie's doesn't end its business "Luxury You Can Afford" was perfect. The students could go with the customers when the doors from one bar to another because close at 1:00 a.m. They also sponsor there was a whole block of bars hockey and softball teams. The Joe Cocker around us." Her son Patrick, a evidence that Charlie's is well-liked bartender, added, "Economically, it is that in 33 years of business, there horns, and some fine backup singers together. Toussaint not only pro- was a good location. When we has never been a robbery.- moved in '75, we had to put in a lot by Bruce Corrigan for what looks like a winner. duced the disk, but he contributed According to Dee, "There was an one song, and played keyboards on of repairs at this new building. Also, attempt once, but apparently the until 1975, we didn't have a liquor Nearly a decade has passed since In the past one of Cocker's strong four of the tunes. robbers got so discouraged trying to license. Our costs were really low Joe Cocker first captivated the points was his ability to select break the 2x4's across the back door then." American youth with explosive material for his albums and then Backup singers Ann Lang, Clydie that they went on to rob the Hot performances 4t Woodstock and the interpret the material in his own King, and Mona Lisa Young are Fish Shop!" Charlie's is a family affair. All the "Mad Dogs and Englishman" tour. style. Cocker has kept with tradi- priceless on the vocal tracks. The workers are members of the Beck The early 1970's kept Joe in the tion on his latest 1p, selecting eleven singers add color and depth to the Asked what her greatest reward family. Dee and Darby have two spotlight with a number of success- songs from assorted writers and recording with their fine harmonies. in bartending has been, Dee paused children, Patrick and Becky, who ful albums for A&M records. Joe molding them in Cocker style. Cocker's vocals are always comple- and answered reflectively, "There work full-time at Charlie's. "Just as even left his mark on the top 40 Cocker includes a few old standards mented by the backup, never hasn't been one single incident that we have family members who work charts with a couple of AM singles. such as Dylans "Watching The over-powered. really stands out. I would have to here all the time, we also have As the 70's progressed the spotlight River Flow", and Procol Harum's say that the students who come regular customers who come in quickly faded for Joe as his name classic "A Whiter Shade of Pale". The "Muscle Shoals Horns" give back and visit are the ones who every day," stated Patrick. Are was associated with alcohol and this Cocker album a real kick in the really make bartending worthwhile. these regulars different than the drug abuse rather than rock music. Cocker's voice is still much the pants with some fine horn arrange- They say its our gray credit box college kids who come down on It appeared that Cocker's musical same as it was ten years ago, rough, ments by Harrison Calloway Jr. that helped them get through Friday or Saturday night? "No, it's career was over. raspy, and powerful. Age has Baritone sax man Ronnie Eades school. When they're successful, it however dropped his vocal range must be congratulated for a fine job really surprising, but about half of makes me feel good. About four our regular customers are college Well, Joe Cocker is alive and well slightly, leaving the high notes to be of laying the bottom down. weeks ago, seven former students students," said Dee. and has a new album, a new record imagined. Cocker's high notes may came in and toasted the bar. Now, label, and another shot at the be gone, but he has replaced the "Luxury You Can Afford" must it's when the old ones come back and Dee stated that one of the many spotlight. missing notes with a new vocal be called a total effort. Cocker, remember that really makes it control, a control that puts him on Toussaint, and everyone involved in rewards of owning a bar was that rewarding." Cocker's new album, "Luxury top of his music. the production combined to turn out the young people tend to keep Dee and Darby young at heart also. Dee You Can Afford", released by a quality disk. It is quality like this Because of Dee and Darby's Asylum Records has teamed Joe Producer Allen Toussaint does a that could return Joe Cocker to also added that, "I can definitely see relaxed and friendly relationship a change in attitude in the college with a tight band, some punchy fine job of pulling the production the spotlight he once held. with their customers, this bar will probably be around another 33 `I've Got A Problem years. Hopefully, this writer will be With My Hair" back to visit and remember old times with Dee and Darby at the back table at Charlie's D and D Bar DO YOU and Cafe. HAVE A HAIR 69 E. 4th Winona, MN 55987 PROBLEM? 452-2936

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DULUTH, MN — For the second Halfback Amory Bodin was the yard, 11 play drive for the Bulldogs Tom Kearly pass was picked off by tunities in the second half but could week in a row, the Winona, State workhorse of the Bulldog ground which started on the next-to-the-last Kelly Fleissner and returned to the not put any points on the scoreboard University football team could not game, gaining 140 yards in 25 play of the opening fifteen minutes WSU 32. against a rubber band defense by get untracked offensively. carries. Backfield partner Tom Stoll of football. The Warriors returned the favor the Warriors. And, for the second week in the added 74 yards on 14 attempts. A 30-yard run by Stoll from the five plays later when Scott Meisel, The Bulldogs took the second half row, the Warriors suffered a Field position plagued the War- Winona State 39-yard line gave the mentioned by many to become a opening kickoff and promptly shutout, a 14-0 Northern Intercol- riors during the course of the game Bulldogs a first and goal-to-go member of the • all-NIC team, marched down to the Warrior goal legiate Conference defeat at the as WSU could never 'establish situation from the WSU nine. stepped in front of an 011ila pass line. But Meisel was "Johnny on the hands of the University of Minne- position. Twice the Warriors start- The Warrior defense stiffened, intended for Brad Mundy in the end spot" once again and recovered a sota-Duluth Saturday at Griggs ed an offensive drive from inside however, and after three running zone, giving the Warriors the ball on fumble by reserve quarterback Field. their own ten yard line, with the plays, the Bulldogs were still a yard their own 20 yardline. Bruce Twattle at the 2-yard line. The Warrior offense never really Warriors best starting point origi- short of a score. 011ila then sneaked The Warrior defense was back on The only other scoring chance in got going in the contest, running nating from their own 28. across the goal line on fourth down the field three plays later as Tuszka the game for either side occured in only 46 plays. during the game and Both of the Bulldogs touchdowns for six points but WSU blocked recovered a Kearly pitchout on the the fourth quarter when Tuszka gaining 101 yards of total offense. came in the second quarter on short Mark Tuszka's PAT kick. 12-yardline with 48 seconds left in missed a 41-yard field goal to the The sputtering Warrior offense runs by quarterback Roger 011ila Winona State could have gone the half. right. reached into Bulldog territory only and running back Jack Martinsen. into the locker room looking at a Martinsen scored two plays and Mankato State University, the once in the game, with that occuring The first touchdown capped a 75 six-point deficit, but a wild finish at 12 seconds later when he blasted newest member of the NIC, is the in the fourth quarter and the game the end of the first half resulted in over from the two to give the Warriors' final opponent of the 1978 out of reach for Winona State. the Bulldogs' second touchdown. Bulldogs a 12-0 lead. season Saturday when the two The Bulldogs, by comparison, With 4:30 to play in the half, a 011ila then hit Bodin in the end teams square off in Mankato. were running 77 plays at a Winona zone with a pass to give the The Mavericks, who lost to defense which has played well Bulldogs the two-point conversion Michigan Tech University last throughout the season but has been play. week, has a 2-4 NIC log while the on the field for far too long. Time Out UM-D had several scoring oppor- Warriors stand at 2-5. UM-D was racking up a total of 326 yards of total offense yardage, with all but eight of those yards For Sports coming from the Bulldogs rushing NIC Standings attack, who ranked second in the NIC going into the game in rushing frf Conf. Overall offense. W L W L UM-Morris 7 0 9 0 St. Cloud State 6 1 6 4 Harriers Seventh in District 13 UM-Duluth 5 2 6 3 Moorhead State 5 2 6 4 After finishing eighth among nine St. Thomas, which hosted the points in what coach Randy Miller Michigan Tech 4 3 4 5 teams in the Northern Intercolle- meet held at Como Golf Course, called a "better overall effort" than Mankato State 2 4 5 4 giate Meet two weeks ago, the WSU considered one of the toughest the Warriors had in the NIC Meet. WINONA STATE 2 5 2 8 cross country team turned it around courses_ around, won first-place WSU runners and times were: Southwest State 0 7 1 8 . a little last week in the NAIA honors for District 13 with 37 Tony Schiller 26:36 (25th), Bill Bemidji State 0 7 0 8 district 13 Meet at St. Thomas points. They edged out St. Olaf, Baker 27:29 (48), Greg Fellman Saturday and placed seventh out of which had 41 points. 27:30 (49), John Malich 27:45 (55), Last week's scores: a field of thirteen. Winona State wound up with 214 Don Traurig 28:11 (70), Steve Duluth 14, WINONA STATE 0 Eckdahl 29:12 (86), Kevin Murphy Morris 31, Moorhead State 15 29:23 (89), and Kevin MacPherson Michigan Tech 16, Mankato State 13 30:06 (95). St. Cloud State 30, Southwest State 13 From the Bleachers Paul Mausling of Macalester was Short Takes On Sports... the meet medalist, running the course in a time of 25:08. The defensive squad of the championship that Morris has held Winona State University football for the past several years. Spikers End Season at State Tourney team may have played one of their Instead," the Mavericks find better games of the season last themselves with a 2-4 record in NIC A narrow 15-13 loss to Bemidji and Gustavus Adolphus. mores, five juniors, and just two Saturday at Griggs Field at the action, while the Warriors are a half State in a decisive match cost The Warriors ended with a season seniors, Sharon Patterson and Barb University of Minnesota-Duluth. game in back of MSU with a 2-5 Winona State's volleyball team a record of 14-22-1 in team competi- Walker. Rather unfortunately, the War- record. The Mavericks, however, chance to compete in the finals of tion. Fiereck called it "a pretty good Patterson played four years on rior offense could never get have won all three of their the MAIAW State Small College season considering the young team the Warrior varsity squad, while untracked during the course of the non-conference games while the Championships in St. Paul last we have." Walker was on varsity three years. game and WSU ended up on the Warriors have dropped their trio of weekend and ended the season for WSU's roster this year was made Neither one played any volleyball in short end of a 14-0 score. games. the Warriors. up of eight freshmen, two sopho- high school. With any offensive punch at all, That's a bit misleading, since the WSU needed just one win over the Warriors may have been able to Warriors played two teams that are the Beavers in preliminary action to defeat the Bulldogs, who are easily rated in the national polls in advance to the final session and one of the top four teams in the non-conference action while Man- actually led Bemidji at one point Northern Intercollegiate Confer- kato's non-conference schedule during the first game, butBSU came ence. hasn't been as rough. back to win 15-13 and 15-5 in the Instead, the Warriors could never The Mavericks latest loss came at next game. get going offensively (UM-D- the hands of Michigan Tech by a "That just kind of took the steam outgained the Warriors by nearly a 16-13 margin. The Warriors lost to out of us," coach Lavonne Fiereck three to one ratio in total offensive the same team by a 21-12 score, but said later. yards) and WSU's nine-quarter composite scores are not always a Overall, in the championships, the scoring drought continued. safe way of predicting the score. tenth-seeded Warriors were 1-2z 1, Despite the loss to the Bulldogs, Look for a close game this defeating Concordia-St. Paul 15-6 several players stood out. Line- weekend as one of the oldest teams and 15-9 and splitting with St. Olaf backers Bob Stouffer and Brian Ihde in the NIC battles one of the newest. 6-15 and 15-6. They lost to Bemidji OPEN AT 11:00 made quite a few tackles while safety Scott Meisel, a possible TRY IT FOR LUNCH all-NIC team player, made several key plays. aSti CiWea NOW FEATURING CHARBROILED FOOD Anyone that listened to the game The Barbers specialize on the radio had to be amused at the radio "announcer" who incorrectly in the Wash & Wear Cut for PUB MIME R S today's active people. kept call Ihde "Indy". At any rate, INEMBIDIC Indy (or Ihde) had a fine game for Easy to care for, easy to look at the Warriors. BRATVOURSIM WITH SIWEe kRAUT The loss to the Bulldogs means Make an appoint- that the goal of three conference ment today. DELi EAMMICHE3 wins set down by the coaching staff MOM MED MAC MIS rests on the final game of the season 454-4900 =Barba Saturday when the Warriors travel 77 West 3rd St. Across from Snyder's NIIMERNO4S emesiumel Dia tJ to Mankato to play the Mavericks. Shops from Many considered the Mavericks' Coast to Coast YOUR FAVORITE move to NIC this season, after Hairstyling for men and women. nearly a decade absence from the BEER, WINES & LIQUORS league, a threat to the conference Page 11 November 8, 1978 "Korean Karate" Makes Its Way to WSU

by Joe Bissen are not really here to learn the art, release it, and you distract the WINONAN Sports Editor they try to kill each other," says concentration of the opponent." Tok. Tok began working at Tae Kwon Colleges offer courses in karate, Tok will focus on three things Do at age 14 back in his home YMCA's teach judo, and some cities with his students of Tae Kwon Do: country. He has studied under three even have separate schools for the physical fitness, toning of muscles, different instructors, and he be- martial arts. But now students at and self-defense. And he warns that longed to two clubs, one of which is Winona State can learn a martial art some people who come to the recognized internationally, the Kuk firsthand and from an expert. meetings will be disappointed, Ki Won Korea, which has the best Charlie Tok, or Hengkie Tok, as because he says it is impossible to fighter in the world as a member. he is known to his friends back make them experts in one or two Taking time out to credit a couple home, is a 20-year old freshman at lessons. of people who he says have helped WSU who comes from the Far "I really believe in building a solid him greatly, Tok says he wants to Eastern country of Malaysia, and foundation. My students have to thank his master, Joseph Chia, a he's a master in the Oriental art of start from square one," he com- ninth degree black belt in Tae Kwon Tae Kwon Do, or Korean karate. So ments. Do and Hopkido, and his fiance, much a master that he wears a black Tae Kwon Do, which literally Merrin Low of Singapore, for belt, symbol of the highest level one means "fist-leg art", differs from "encouragement, concern, and can achieve in Tae Kwon Do. other martial arts because it was love," adding, "I want to surprise Tok now wants to carry his built around the physical makeup of her with this article." experience in Tae Kwon Do to the Malaysian people, according to The black belt Tok wears is a TAKE THAT — Despite the perilous look, Charlie Tok insists Tae Kwon Do people in Winona. He is looking to Tok. second degree black belt. The is here so people can "exchange ideas." [Photo by Casey Lake] form what he calls a "Winona Tae "The emphasis is on the legs, highest degree one can achieve is Kwon Do Club," and he is planning a because our legs are longer and ninth degree, and only Jhoon Rhee, meeting for tomorrow night at 7:30 much more powerful than our the founder and father of the art, Intramurals in the Cinema Room at Kryzsko hands. Our hands are for blocking wears the ninth degree black belt. If you've gone to watch a 5:00 flag Commons for anyone who is and counter attacks." If you have thoughts of someday football game in the past week and last week to remain undefeated and interested. Those of us who have watched becoming a black belt, your chance couldn't figure out why nobody else atop the 5:00 league. Their other But Tok makes it clear that he Bruce Lee movies probably remem- is now, and it probably will not be shows up, it's because there are no win came on a 21-0 shutout of 619 will not be trying to turn his ber him letting out a yell when he around any longer than Charlie Tok longer any 5:00 games. Main Men. students into people who will go out went after an adversary. But the is around. And that might not be Because of a lack of light, all the 2. Uffdas — a repeat performance on the streets and terrorize the yell was not merely thrown in by long at all, because Charlie might 5:00 games on Tuesday and Thurs- of two weeks ago, Uffdas have now public. the producer for effect, it is an not be around long. day have been moved to an earlier picked up more shutouts this year "We are here to exchange ideas, important part of any martial art. "I plan to transfer to California, 4:00 playing time. than opponents of the Mets do in a and not go out and kill each other. Tok explains, "Screaming tight- because I'm not used to the climate Until last week, two teams in that year. They blanked Stouffer's Some people have a misconception ens up the muscles and intensifies here. It's too cold for me. By winter, 5:00 league, Brothers College Inn Loafers 21-0 and Chosen Few 33-0 of karate and Tae Kwon Do. They the kick. When you punch, it is I think I'll be frozen," he laughs. and Wackers were undefeated. last week. much more powerful when you Officials and supervisors are 3. Hang Loose Boys — like being sought for City Youth and Wackers and Uffdas, Hang Loose • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7, Adult Hockey Leagues. If you're Boys are still undefeated. They • interested, stop at City Hall Room hung Pepe' LePews and Rush II in • • 33 and ask for Robert Welch. their games last week. • ,,,,,fr4.4. One of the top three teams will • i MEN'S FLAG not be in the ratings next week, The ii,, FOOTBALL RATINGS: • though. 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