A Student Supported News Magazine Vol. 24, No. 11 October 30, 1980
Dignitaries pay tribute to .a campus legend Old Main honored at rededication By Lauren Cnare audience some reasons for Eighty~ix years after it saving Old Main. For so was first opened to 12 faculty many years, Old Main was members and 201 students, the campus and it represents Old Main last" Wednesday so many memories for was rededicated to 500 graduates of this school faculty and 9000 students in a before it became UWSP, he ceremony on the building's said. Old Main is also a front lawn. historical site and by winning The building was honored the battle to save it, Stevens by several distinguished Point gained a symbol of guests, including Senators higher education in Central Fred Risser, Daniel Theo and Wisconsin , Toser added. William Bablitch, Repre The last speaker was sentatives Esther Luckhardt Governor Dreyfus. His and Marlin Schneider, local opening remark was, "Old Representative David Hel Main, like Tara, will continue bach, Stevens Point Mayor to stand." He spoke of the Mike flaberman , and fight to save the building and Governor Lee Dreyfus. gave a brief history of the Also in attendance were campus, highlighting some of Joyce Erdman, President of the more interesting people the UW Board of Regents, and humorous incidents. He Ody Fish of the Building concluded his speech by Commission, Richard Toser rededicating Old Main "to a as a UWSP Alumni. community that says, 'We representative, and want education here. "' . Chancellor Philip Mars~ll. "And again," continued There were also members of Dreyfus with his rededication the Wisconsin State granddaughter and rehung Old Main was honored by battle to save Old Main for remarks, "for the original 12 Historical Society and the over the entrance for the speeches from Senator the purpose of keeping ties faculty members and 2of Portage County Historical occasion. The other was a Bablitch, Joyce Erdman, with the past and a monu students." Society. SGA President Linda plaque donated by Frank Ody Fish, Richard Toser and ment to commitment to The ceremony culminated Catterson and Professor Heyer, Jr. It was originally Governor Dreyfus, all of education. with the unveiling of a plaque Doug Radtke were there to given to his father as whom were instrumental in Joyce Erdman also praised to Old Main inscribed with represent the student body Chancellor of the university. saving the building from Old Main as "a noble old the message of a telegram and faculty. And Old Main gave away a destruction. Each speaker building': and "the best of the from G.E . •McDill, a local Chancellor Marshall piece of herself in return. referred to Old Main as not past." She also spoke of the businessman and community opened the ceremony with a Professor Radtke and Linda only a beautiful landmark battle to save Old Main and booster. "To the boys at welcome address and an Catterson gave each of the and historical site, but as a said its success was "a Stevens Point-We have won, introduction of the guests. He guests a plaque with the logo symbol of the past and future victory for education-past, the world is ours. Stevens explained two gifts to Old of UWSP, (the cupola of Old of education and dreams. present and future." Point wins on the 101st Main, each of which has a Main) set in a piece of brick Senator Bablitch called the After giving a brief history ballot," read the inscription. history of its own. One, a and beam from the former building "an elegant old of the campus, Ody Fish Old Main, the oldest pennant "borrowed" from East and West wings of the lady" and a symbol of called Old Main, "the building on the UWSP UWSP 75 years ago by a building . Chancellor "spirit, kpride, industrious broodmare of the entire campus, is once again former student, was returned Marshall quipped that "it's ness and vision. " He spoke campus." officially a working member by the student' s only 4.4 percent of a brick." of the long hard legislative Richi:rd Toser gave the ofUWSP. Obey and Vesta debate Issues By Jeanne Pehoski November 4 is not just a to a policy of fiscal restraint defensive military enough to re-industrialize Incumbent Seventh decision of who's going to be and responsibility. I believe capabilities. Above all, we this country and provide District Congressman David serving you for two years. in the principle of the free must be strong spiritually enough money for a modest Obey and his Republican It's a decision of who's going enterprise system that was and·morally if our way of life national health insurance challenger Vinton Vesta to be making decisions that the basis for our nation is to succeed and be program." debated here last Friday in affect the welfare of this becoming the greatest preserved," he said. Vesta: "We have to pursue the Program Banquet Room country and the shape of our militarily and socially with The candidates' views on: a policy that embraces of the University Center. future in 15 to 25 years. We the most freedom and least Energy nuclear power. We have the In his opening statement, need to ask wha ese restrictions. We have to Obey: "We need a stronger technical knowledge and Obey said, "In the years I've decisions ought to return to an era when all the commitment to alternate ability to dispose of nuclear represented this district in Vesta said th inflation, people of this nation bear energy sources, especially waste. As for the safety Congress, I've come to high taxes and in rest rates, equally the responsibilities as solar and fusion, which is factors involved, not one life understand that most of the and unemployment are a well as receiving the benefits much safer than nuclear was lost because of accidents problems we deal with on a concern of everybody and of an overgenerous society. fission. We especially need a at nuclear power plants. Look daily basis are very oftew that Americans should Our challenge is to keep much greater conservation at the-coal mines. Thousands rooted into decisions that evaluate what has happened America strong and effort. The $80 billion we send or people die each year were made 10 to 25 years ago. to our once great country. "It free-strong socially, to OPEC every year to pay because of black lung disease The election we have on is imperative that we return economically and in for foreign oil would be conl on p. 3 Page 2 October 30, 1980
Vl.c:toria Ebel and Dan Speech and Also, anyone who The class . size is limited Sarvival WoM'bbop Offered · graduates and wishes to be and registration should be Sabo, both graduate students The Eagl~ Valley Hearing Tests Scheduled in piano - Ebel at The next Speech a nd certified as a teacher after made in the Office of uw. Environmeatalists are June 30, 1981 , will be required Continuing Education and Madison and Sabo at the offering a Winter Survival Hearing Tests will be held OD University of Colorado - will Tuesday, November 4, from 4 to have as part of their Outreach on the first floor of Worksbopoli November 1-2. program Education 351 and the Old Main Building. play works by the French ' The workshop will be held to 5:30 p.m. in the School of Communicative Disorders in 355. For more information, composer Olivier Messiaen. at the Eagle Valley Nature . oh one 346-3717. Prellerve and will ..- include the lower level of COPS. some classroom instruction.· Merrill to bold However, the emphasis will MldwestGayand Envtronmental Law mini-marathon focus on practical application Lesbian Communlcallon Euforcement Course A 12.6 mile "Merrillathon" ol knowledge the field. Network to bold Aris and Lectures In to be offered run will , be held Saturday, Participants will have to find . Reglooal Conference . The UWSP College of Presenta Nov. 1, at 10 a.m. at the an "Injured" person in the at UW-Mllwaukee Natural Resources and the Yefim·Bronfmaa· junction of Highways 51 and woods, administer fll'St aid, The Midwest Gar ~nd Division of Continuing Yefilll Leisure Time Activities Presents KI BIG MOUNTAIN MONTANA for only s254oo I.if/ January 3 - 11 , 1981 lic,tets (Consolidated Tours, Inc.) Roundtrip Motorcoach Trans. From Stevens Point To Big Mountain, Montana. First Deposit And Sign Up: Friday, November -7, 1980 s5000 St The Pointer Pa e 3 economic policy which Stamp Program and $2 cont. from p. 1 encourages investment." billion used for duplicate and this doesn 't count the Vesta: "We need money for computers at army bases. We accidents that occur in the investment and the best way have to cut the waste and mines. I believe in to approach this is through fraud out of all the conservation of energy. tax cuts, which are needed to departments. It can be done, We've got tremendous free the money for but it'll take a couple of reserves of natural gas. I'm investment so we can put years." cans not opposed to solar energy, people back to work." The Equal Rights -+,·· a_uoa•s + TAPU - - ~ but I think it's a long way off. The SALT II Treaty Amendment (ERA) We could be growing corn and Defense Obey : "The language of the and converting it to alcohol." Obey : "The Russians and ERA is very simple. It says ANl'ON£ WrARiN8 Nuclear Waste Disposal Americans have enough that neither the federal Obey: "I don't favor it weapons to kill each other government nor the state A CostU/11\£ being buried anywhere until -many times over. Therefore, governments shall ol'I Fr,eAv we know a lot more about the while pursuing a policy of discriminate against women 6(T8 off IWYTHUIJ&II technology of it than we do at national strength, we must on the basis of sex. I see /0% - .. present. We should bury it also be committed to the nothing wrong · with that. I --:r near the sites where it is policy of the SALT II can't believe that 200 years after the Constitution was ratified, we still have not been able to provide women with equal rights. I'm absolutely for the ratification of the ERA." Vesta: "I wouldn't have voted for the extension of the ERA . It ' s the· only amendment that was given an extension. I don't believe _ that the ERA would best z serve women's interests. ~ Every little flaky group that .,. has an ax to grind has ~ attached itself to the ERA. It c:i: has destroyed the women's "t; amendment. The best way of .S getting equal rights is ] through legislative action, ci.. not a Constitutional amendment. But I am for equal rights for all people." agreement. I firmly support generated to avoid the very The Occupational Safety and serious problem of the treaty. It's good for our country. It is not based upon Health Administration transportation, which is -.(I++..w.++••··········~ * I• Bob Martin. ii* • * :• Administrator For :• i Acid Rains Studies f : In Wisconsin i • * : To Speak On: i i Acid Rain f ! Time: f i Tues., Nov. 11, ! fD: ,o p-m. B: oo f'·"'· J 7:00 p.m. i • * : Place: i • * t Wright Lounge, i i u.c. i • . i JSponsored By PASO! • * ~ ...... ~. The Pointer Page 7 Halloween Lore: Once upon a Midnight Dreary By Mlke Daehn believed that witches often significance. It is a time around this time in American doorbells and shouting ... For the elemental creatures transformed themselves into when the unseen world of the history these folks discovered "Trick or treat." There are go cats. spirits loomed closer to this that American pumpkins numerous precedents for About my table to and fro, The final incorporation of mundane sphere than at any were excellent for making this. Among them fall the 'lbat hurry from unmeasured the feast of Samhain into the other point during the year. "penny for the guy" tradition mind jack-o-lanterns, and these To rant and rage In nood and Christian scheme of things On this night, the souls of the carved faces have been of England's Guy Fawkes wind .... took somewhat longer. All dead return; mischievous adorning neighborhood Day, an Irish farmhouse WUliam Butler Yeats Saints' Day is a feast of the elves and trolls control our porches each year since. procession seeking Church celebrated in honor of fates. Since these spirits can It wasn't until after the contributions in the name of all the saints, known or see into the future, all sorts of great Irish immigration "Muck Olla," and a practice unknown. It was introduced divination games are which followed the potato by some poor churches to Among all the festivals into the Church calendar included in the order of famine in the 1840's that dress their parishioners as which we celebrate today, because the year wasn't long Halloween festivities. In Halloween really became a patron saints on this holy few have histories stranger enough to make it possible to Scotland and Ireland nationally observed holiday day. than that of Halloween. It is dedicate a special day for particularly, these games in the US. Since the Irish Halloween has now become the eve of Allhallows - or each Catholic saint. Also it were enormously popular believed that the " little what sociologists refer to as a Hallowmas or All Saints' was recognized that many with the peasantry and it is people" were constantly degenerate holiday. Although Day, and as such it is one.of martyrs and exceptional hovering about and that they there are those faithful who the most solemn festivals of largely from their frolics that the Church. At the same time faithful who were worthy of the Halloween customs of the are especially active on attend mass that day, it is a it commemorates beings and distinction had never been United States have been Halloween, any mischief that time devoted. chiefly to the rites with which the Church canonized, so this day taken. occurred was easily blamed delight and amusement of became a catchall. That the One of the most popular on them. This is the children. Witches and their has always been at war. It is day chosen was one already Halloween divinations, background behind the black arts are no longer a the night when ghosts walk associated in the popular fortune-telling games is the pranks and vandalism which menace to the community. and fairies and goblins are mind with a spiritual macabre Irish version of "the accompany this night today. Ghosts haunt their former everywhere. The witch with d her broomstick and black cat assembling of the dea was three luggies." They arrange In lusty pioneer dwellings no more on Oct. 31. adorns scores of shop quite in line with the Church three saucers on the hearth - communities, practical jokes Fairies exist only between windows. Children double for policy of incorporating one filled with earth, one were a favorite diversion any the covers of brightly the ·.. Ii tt e p e p e. , , harmless pagan folk ideas. filled with clean water, and time of the year, and illustrated books. Despite all I O I Outside the Church, the the last with meal. If a Halloween provided a this, shreds of the old pagan committing practical jokes. belief in Halloween as a blindfolded player puts his splendid opportunity for this superstitions still cling to us Old and young alike try to gathering time for hand in the clean water, it form of amusement with a all. We can still feel a glow of learn the future by means unsanctified as well as means he will live to see readily built in scapegoat. satisfaction at a clever once forbidden to good sanctified spirits seems to another Halloween; if he The predominant costume, a creaky staircase, Christians. This curious have continued with little Halloween practice today is a well-told ghost story or a mixture seems somewhat change. To the ghostly touches the earth, he is going for gangs of children to dress scary flick on Allhallow's lucidrous unless one goes a throngs gathered originally to die before the year is out ; in outlandish costumes with Eve. ways back in history and by the lord of the dead, troops if he touches the meal, he will weird masks and go from unravels the threads from of goblins and fairies were have a long and prosperous house to ho11se ringing which the present holiday added. This was certainly life. pattern has been woven. logical enough as the fairy Halloween didn't find a In Latin countries , folk had their beginnings in place on the American Halloween is a solemn an exceedingly ancient cult of holiday docket until after the religious occasion when death. Gaelic peoples started to 11• FOX people attend extra masses Even more characteristic arrive on these shores. With and say prayers. The than the inclusion of these them came the religious Monday Bargain American celebration rests two groups was the observances of Allhallow's Night upon Scottish and Irish folk association of the Halloween and also the folklore about customs which can be traced festival with witchcraft. Long which still clung shreds of the in direct · line from pre- after the Church had .ancient Vigil of Samhain and Christian times. The earliest triumphed over organized the Halloween sports of the Halloween celebrations were paganism, country people fairy folk. These later ~ held by the Celtic Druids in throughout Europe continued colonists began the custom of :J honor of Samhain, Lord of the their ancient practices of holding gatherings at the as good as a ·10· ~. Dead, whose festival fell on placating local spirits and farmhouses on the night of November 1. . strengthening fertility by October 31. The participants The ntes performed on this magic rites. Their magic was played the traditional divination games,. bobbed for b"'d~;,re;> day were eene enough to both white and black in thrill the most _blase. On this · nature. At first, parish priest apples, and threw apple mght,. Samham assembled tolerated these doings, even peelings back over their shoulders to determine the rnrockJcing . r ~e souls of au those who had if they didn't approve of DHAUE TAAN died the previous year. For them. In the later Middle initials of their future their sins, th~e souls_ had Ages, "the Church began to bridegrooms. It was also 7:05 And 8:30 been conf_med m the bodies of take a stronger stand against lower animals; on the New such pagan superstition, and Year. their sins being with the Reformation they expiated, they were released wereclassedasheresy.' home of quality stringed instruments to go to the Druid heaven.. The result was the \-~l Horses ~".d human . bei_ngs emergence of witchcraft as a ~ ea.~t/~,gc& guitars by: Martin were sacrificed at thi_s time more or less organized cult in ~ mui 1C also. The human v1cbms, opposition to the church. & r gpel r Washburn usually criminals, were Halloween became its great 9::3 .c:ond st. confined in cages of wicker witch night. The Prince of Hevens po in t Sigma and thatch made m the form Darkness and his cohorts, the wise. 54~8 1 banjos, mandolins, dulcimers, autoharps of giants or huge an~als. witches and warlocks, The cages were set afrre by gathered to mock the 71513.'.tS-0411 the priests and the helpless Church's festival of All Saints victims roasted alive . by unholy revels of their own. Eventually this practice was The peasants of Scotland and stopped by Roman command Ireland still build hillside instruments kits after they'd taken control of ftres to this day on Halloween Britain.. . night. They also plait their hard-to-find folk & bluegrass records A. wetrd . survival of the pitchforks with straw, set Druid burnmgs was reported them on fire, and wave them books & accessories from Medieval Europe, aloft to singe the brooms of where black cats were put ID any witches who may happen top quality stringed-instrument repair wicker cages and burned to be hovering nearby. alive on Halloween. The cat In both pagan and sacrifices were made ID the Christian times, the period conviction that the cats were from nightfall on the 31st of ask about open jams & workshops the familiars of witches or October to sunset on the even the witches themselves, second of November seems to since it was commonly have held special Page 8 October 30, 1980 Halloween Punk Party " Punk rock " Bruce mmfggghg," mumbled Dar ·u was a cold, gloomy l:lruce sighed . " Not you apples, tell spooky stories again, why don't you just and turn out the tights and shouted as he held open the as he_ bent over to take th Halloween night. The wind door. " It's the latest party pennies from Myron ' whistled as it blew against stay in the Fifties where you pass around creepy-feeling belong?" stuff?" music. It sounds terrible, the loafers. the bathroom window . Inside, " Are you kidding? Thal words don't make any sense, Bruce sang softly to himself " Naaaa," replied Myron. " Ooooohh Noooo , "Too boring. That's why I ended with your generation. and the people who like it dye moaned Mr. Bill as his ·ar· as he primped before a their hair green and wear mirror, "I'm in the mood for rely on you Brucey, you and In the Eighties we play loud came off in Myron's gropin your sw inging Eighties music and drink gallons of their pants backwards and hand. love . . . " Thoughts of another call themselves punks." wild college party raced crowd for excitement!" beer. Some people dance, "W-what are yo u" ' others take all kinds of drugs, "The only punks we had shrieked Myron. " I d~~· through his mind as he " C'mon Brucey, let's go to drove red convertibles and repositioned the model this crazy shindig! " The and everyone gets wasted understand. Where are th and has a good time." wore T-shirts with packs of witches, the goblins an airplane hanging from his streets below were dark and Lucky Strikes tucked under hat. Bruce could envision the empty . Myron seemed ·• 1 thought your generation ghouls? Whal has happened was mellow," Myron said. the sleeve." lo Halloween?" extravagant decorations, the puzzled. " Same thing," Bruce icy cold beer, and the "This is Halloween, isn 't "Didn 't you learn anything " Get me outta here!" drunken comradeship he it?" he asked. " Where are from our warmongering, yelled over the racket. Myron cried. " Help me, Mr. would soon encounter. Bruce the kids, the parties, all the communist-hunting era'" The party was really Wizard!" became so preoccupied that festivities attached to this "Apparently not," replied rocking. There were people But the music only played he didn't even hear the day of celebration'" Bruce. everywhere,. dressed in an louder, Beat-Beat-Beal! window blow open. Myron "Tha t's over," answered The party was nea rby. It array of costumes. Myron Then it stopped, and the flew in with the next gust of Bruce. " Kids were coming was the only house lit up on became mystified by the sea crowd slowly moved back wind and landed on the sink home with razor blades stuck this hallowed evening. Fiery of undulating bodies before against the walls, leaving orange faces illuminated the by Bruce. in their apples and LSD him . Three people from the Myron crumpled in the " Hiya Brucey . .. What's sprinkled on their Sweet windows, their eerie glow crowd stopped in front of middle of the floor . He was happening for Halloween?" Tarts. Trick-or-treat became dancing across the dried him. There was the Fonz, still jerking in spasmodic "Whaaa . .," stammered a thing of the past." grass of the lawn. Darth Vadar, and Mr. Bill. convulsions from the music. Bruce . His shocked As the two approached, " W-who are you people?" A voice suddenly boomed "No kids, or trick-or they could hear the loud expression turned lo one of treats? What's Halloween Myron asked, taking a few out. "The winner of the most despair as he recognized resonant beat of the stereo. steps back. unusual costume is . .. The without the traditions?" "What's that awful noise?" Myron, who described Bruce only shrugged as "Aaaaayyy . . . crazy SO's kid! " himself as a "real swinging Myron shrieked as he costume man," snapped the The crowd cheered and Myron continued. " At your covered his ears. co~ege kid from _the 19SO's." parties, do you still bob for Fonz as he tugged at Myron's clapped madly. Myron cashmere sweater. scrambled to his feet and " Mmmmfgharfagh . . . went for the door. D.M. MOORE, O.D. JOHN M. LAURENT, 0.D. DOCTORS OF OPTOMETRY FOR APPOINTMENT 1052 MAIN ST. 715-341 -9455 STEVENS POINT, Wt 54481 Vote for Jimmy Carter and We Can All Breathe Easier for the Next Four Years. On $eptembe, 10. 23 of 1he coun1rv·, ,hows such ., conuos• be1lltl'ten h,i. p.1\1 k!ading conserv,mom111 g.?J lher~ .JI 1he record and tus preMnl c,1mp.1ign pos.1111>ns While House ro penorwlly endorse PT ell· as John AnderlOn do,H . ew,ecl.llly on cknr Cdner 1l\ey wro1e. ~He ha1 done nucledr po,,r,,e r ~re 1h.,n onv other pruden1 10 prot« I Midnight the n•nurol wonders of Alasko. to conlrol Goblin iolop m1n,ng. toc1ba1e potlutlOn. 10 promo1e Take Five~ energy conserv.,,t10n tmd M>l.ar energy. to Costume conservt> wildlife on pubbc I.Inds and 10 for Your Future. Gobbles Spirited oppose wMteful .ind en..,,,onl!'WT'l l.,Qyd.lm There o,re 1hree ,1o11e1 1n 1he ctxm d9t"9 PUbhc works pro,eCls M ONV try where you can ,egi1orer 10 vole trom 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Contest Happy Hour nowthroughelecllOfld.\v TMrsoo,.•olthe ·'More th•• ••!ll olher pr••id•nl." Our lounge will be Slll1 H Grab a surprtslngly good Drop by after work fo r We. know the elect1<>n w,U be clow>. and Jumping on Hallowee n ~de\,, strong i.l<>tement J1m rnv C-,, meal In our res taurant our special Halloween ter , rtt01d ci, reason enough lor everv oor \/Oles w,ll make ,i d11/erenu Halloween night! Hallowee n night. and e"'ryone will be Happy Hour! t>n\llronmenlally concerned vo1er 10 sup It ldkN IUSI cl few mmulH 10 regtS!t'I decorati ons. waiters a nd In costume! HaJ lowe<·n dITorJllons. d c- port him The ollwr c.sndld.,res· re lat Prize: Di nner & Wine fo r Two 2nd Prize: SuM ay Brunch fo r Four 3rd Prize: (Plicl and 1'4horlzod -y lilt Dlfflecrltlc - CommlttN) Su nday Brunch fo r Two Help us make the difference In Wisconsin . Join the Carter-Mondale Campaign. Call 341 ·2333 or drop by our Stevens Point office at 1314 Water St. (Authorized by th• U of W St.,ena Point Student• for C1r1e<· Mondale CommtttN) The Pointer Page 9 Third party candidates Alternatives: you have a .choice! By Mike Daehn minimum wage, legalizing formed a new Constitution Debs, often a candidate for perceived drift toward global Apparently there are quite narcotics and adopting a Party last fall. President on the Socialist war. He personally is best a few dedicated voters about foreign policy of strict Says the 68-year-old former ticket in the early years of known for his work with the who have declared their nonintervention. The party governor: "For our future this century: "It's better to War Resister's League, as an intentions not to vote for backs the Equal Rights safety in a world rapidly vote for what you want and organizer of opposition to the either major party candidate Amendment and opposes growing Communistic, we not get it than to vote for what Vietnam War and as an anti for President this year. Some government interference must immediately reject the you don't want and get it." nuclear activist. are also quite reluctant to with women's decisions on proposed SALT n treaty, The Socialist Party is McReyriolds says the throw their support in the abortion. reinstitute a fair and uniform offering David McReynolds choice between the major direction of well known And then there is Barry national draft, substantially as its Presidential nominee. party candidates was Independent John Anderson. Commoner and the Citizen's increase our a ppropria lions On the campaign trail, minimal. "Not that there are Yet they feel it their patriotic Party. While many of the for national security, build McReynolds, a radical duty to cast a ballot. Where most prominent third party the B-1 bomber, the cruise pacifist, underlined his cont. on p. 21 will the votes of the movements this year are of a and MX missiles and the party's concern with ~ dissatisfied tally up? conservative bent, the neutron bomb." Deirdre Griswold, Barry Citizen's Party is clearly on The Socialist Workers' "STUDENTS" Commoner, Clifton DeBerry, the liberal side. The Party, which has fielded a MAXELL Tapes from the Edward Clark, Meldrim environmentalist - professor - candidate in every Pacelli Piua dealer to YOU Thompson, Gus Hall, David author sees his party taking Presidential election since CASETTE TAPES McReynolds. Not exactly on corporate America. The 1948, nominated Clifton Drive household names, all are industrial decline he blames DeBerry for this year's LN-60 ...... $1.80 nonetheless legitimate upon "a basic fault of the contest. This party, which Students can LN-90 •• • .••. • .•. • $2.65 candidates for President of UD-60 •.••.•.••... $2. 70 economic system - that the follows the teachings of fight Inflation, the United States as listed on decisions which determine Russian Revolutionary UD-90 •••• . ••••. • . $4.00 Wisconsin's ballot. how the system operates . . . leader Leon Trotsky, polled UD-XL IC&O •.•.• .• • $3. 70 Swing party candidates for are made by the managers of nearly 100,000 votes four UD-XL IC90 ••• ••• •• $4.90 the Presidency basically fall a handful of big corporations years ago. With only 2,000 SAVE$$$ UD-XL IC60 ...... $3.80 into two camps. Most want not in the interests of the members of its own, the UD-XL IC90 •.••••• • $4.95 19'1z", cheese & sausage only to be able to say they ran nation, but to maximize party seeks support_from all IJ.4 Olscwuher care for the nation's highest short-term corporate segments of the radical left. Pl1ce per pizza system ...... $12.10 executive office. These $2.30 profits." The Communist Party USA 1M Record clunlng fluid persons are usually weeded Commoner and his party has chosen Gus Hall as its out in the primaries. The Cal: 341-2442 1Y< OL .•••• • •••• • $1.95 favor drastic cuts in Presidential candidate for to place order by Nov. 3 remainder, including this defense spending and foreign 1980 and well-known black PLUS MUCH MORE TO NU year's assortment mentioned arms sales, an end to nuclear activist Angela Davis as his MEROUS TO MEN110N above, are serious about power and all-out running mate. This Orders will be dellver CALL FOIi DETAI.S delivering a message to the development of solar power, nomination marks the third ed to students address WE DELIVER ON CAMPUS voters-i!ven though they will no draft or draft registration, straight bid for Hall who is in on Nov. 7, 8 & 14th. not come close to the major public control of energy his 20th year as the Party's Pay upon dellvery. BOLDTRONICS candidates when the votes industries, guaranteed jobs general secretary. In 1976, 341-5727 are in and counted. for everybody willing to Hall received over 58,000 The Libertarian Party, work, and price controls to votes. which got on the ballot in 32 curb infiation. Among those The only major woman states four years ago, is aligned with Commoner are candidate for President is YOU BUY THE running Harvard Law School author Studs Terkel Deirdre Griswold, running graduate Edward Clark. The Dairy Queen Brazier Dungeons and Dragons South Of Shopko By Jeanne Pehoski (DM ) creates and dream and a voice told him, While elementary school populates an imaginary "There is grave concern in students were deciding what world and devises various the hearts of men and gods, costumes to wear for tests, challenges and for the passage which we use Halloween last weekend, problems for the other to return souls from What do you get when their university counterparts players. The DM plays the Taratarus - the Greek were contemplating what roles of all creatures with underworld - has been re persons to be in that fabulous whom the players interact, opened without consent of the you cross a bowling ball, fantasy game, "Dungeons gives the players advice and gods and has been concealed and Dragons." acts as a referee. When there by strong magic. Go to the The Central Wisconsin is a dispute, the DM has the forest near Averus where you apple & egg with 6 Gaming Society sponsored final decision. will find a cave. You will be the first annual "Dungeons Lon Newman designed the guided in your quest and will and Dragons" tournament dungeon for the UWSP be allowed to know the feet of spontaneous wit? from October 24-26 at UWSP. tournament. He took his ·future. ldaios, a warlock, and Approximately 100 people characters from Greek Polyides, who is rich in wit paid S3 to participate in that mythology. The players were and wisdom, will accompany fantasy role-playing game, told the situation: Agathon, you . You have three which is a mixture of the son of King Priam, sought to objectives to accomplish - you must find the gate to ., magical world of Tolkien, the blur the memory of Troy 's romantic world of Camelot, fall from his mind by Tartarus and close it, you and anything else your searching for adventure. In must return the lost souls to imagination allows it to be. the course of his travels, he There is no set "style" to the slew a sea dragon which had cont. on p. 21 • game. The leader of the been harassing the local (Answer on pagell) group - the Dungeon Master villages. That night, he had a Page 10 October 30, 1980 Cowpath iuue dug up again How to ramrod the rambling herd?? Those unsightly dirt paths committee that is working on field between the Science that crisscross the grassy the problems of the Building and the LRC, add a areas on campus are growing llcowpaths.,, landscape of boulders to the deeper and more plentiful. They are circulating a list LRC path, extend the Many dollars were spent to of suggestions and are asking concrete and railing along replant grass on those areas, everyone who is interested to the sidewalk-ramp north of and they have again been offer reactions and the LRC to match that on the trampled. It is apparent th~t suggestions by coming to south side, add teardrop some students do not care to their next meeting or placing stones (like those that are see these paths returned to a them in the STAB mailbox in used near the dorms) to the state of green. There are 107 CNR, addressed to areas to serve as walkways some students and faculty Cowpath Committee. continue to replant, work o~ who would like to see the Some of the suggestioos developing an attitude in the paths dissolve back into the that are included on the flyer students and faculty lawns. are: Cement over the major concerning the problem, and cowpath areas, erect do nothing, Student Advisory Board snowfences to keep people off Express your opinion in one · '(STAB) members and current high-use areas, use· way or another for it is your concerned students have split-rail fencing, boulders, campus and your money recently formed a new and plantings in the large being spent. Snow fallina: OD camp (l'OUDda MO. OT El[CTlJCAL PIT VUfTU ACT IY1 1JfS (f::: = "'------""'"""'<=l.!.!T(c>.S_....,,ou!!JTlllP!lS__ -1!TQ!!JllJ.:{T!lS __..JWA~T!l!l•!.._ ____ November 3. is the deadline that President Carter had "let the farmers down. " He Environmental Notes said that the cost of the embargo to the farmers "was Tum information not evenly shared by the The Treeha ven wildlife A Small Logging American people." calendar sale, which has Operations Equipment Russia, Lewis said, was been going on since October Demonstration, sponsored by able to buy grain from other sheets in now!!! 20, will end today. The sale the UW-Stevens Point countries, and was able to There still is enough time to awards are ~eographic has been run by the various Student Chapter of the pay premium prices easily, fill out the College of Natural locations, maiors, and student organizations within Society of American because it was paying with oil Resources Scholarship and backgrounds-for example, the College of Natural Foresters will take place and gold, two commodities Award information forms. farming. Resources. Saturday, November 1, 1980, that have risen in price These forms are to be Value of the scholarships Dr. Nauman, a wildlife 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.-rain or drastically in recent years. In picked up in room 107 of the and awards range from $100 professor and director of shine. real terms, the .grain was CNR and returned there upon to several thousand. Awards summer camp program, said Location of the actually cheaper than ever completion. November 3, 1980 are made to students in that about 30 calendars have demonstration is south Hayes for the Russians. is the absolute latest that various majors as well as been sold per day. Many Avenue off of east Hwy . 54 out Lewis said that the "food forms can be turned in! classes. more calendars remain to be of Plover, near the American weapon" Carter sought to use Numerous scholarships Professor T. Roeder, sold and another sale is in Potato Co. by imposing the embargo and . awards are presented Chairman of the Scholarship line for after Thanksgiving. The hands-on deriionstra "isn't loaded. each year to CNR majors. To Committee, said that many The calendars, which are t ion will feature "If Russia pulls out of qualify for these awards, it is forms have been handed out on sale for $3, are part of an equipment such as tog Afghanistan and we lift the necessary to complete and but few have been turned in. effort to raise money for the splitters, hand tools, 4wd embargo " he said "we submit forms on which He urges students to get new summer camp and meet tractors, chainsaws, couldn't 'supply thei{i with financial, scholastic and forms if they have not yet, the challenge grant made by winches, etc. from suppliers enough grain anyway-it personal information is· and to turn them in as soon as the Kresge Co. around the state. would mean shorting documented. possible as some of the If you missed the calendar ourselves." Any CNR major is eligible scholarships have to be sales and would like to Lewis said that this year's for the scholarships and picked right away. purchase some before conl from p. 3 US crop is down 48 million awards that will be presented Thanksgiving, contact Dr. tons from last year. March 17, 1981 at the CNR Some of the 25 groups that Nauman at his office in 308 Of Anderson's support for banquet. sponsor the scholarships and CNR. competition. He said that the the embargo, Lewis said that The evaluation of the forms awards like to look over the ------ price of, for instance, _U$. the Congressman's policy is based on more than grade students' applications before grain in other countries is would have differed from point. Other factors that' the end of the year; thus, the The next STAB meeting often set by the government President Carter's in thafhe determine who receives early deadline is important. will be on November 3, at 5: 30 of those countries, which would have sought to more in the Red Room, UC. buys the grain and resells it evenly distribute the cost to cont from p. 10 In November a new policy to its people at prices the farmer among was approved for the ink that goes into effect that will anywhere from two to twenty Americans. was discarded on October 15. require opera lions that deal Bob Martini, Director of times the original price. Lewis, a Wisconsin native This apprehension of illegal with toxic waste materials to Acid Rain Studies in Lewis added that this who stands to be appointed to waste dumpers is due to an keep close record of what is Wisconsin, will speak on the contributes to inflation since a position on Anderson's staff intensified campaign on the done with those materials problem of acid rains on such a practice depreciates should the independent part of the DNR to have and places the burden of Tuesday, November 11 , at 7 the dollar in relation to other candidate be elected, added, citizens participate with local responsibility on the p.m., in the Wright Lounge of currencies. , "I don't think any group in and state officials in operation that produces the the UC . Any interested Speaking of the Russian the United States has more of recognizing and reporting waste from the production to persons are invited to attend. grain embargo imposed a reason to vote for John these illegal acts. the proper disposal · earlier this year, Lewis said Anderson than farmers." ., .,., Christian Discussions '------." For College Students RECYCLEYOUR ,I. -Join The Seekers Fellowship- HIGH SCHOOL RING! ITWIILHEIP St. Paul's Untted Methodist Church BUYYOURNEW 600 WIishire Blvd. · CDll.EGE RING. Stevens Point, Wisconsin I 9:00 a.m. every Sunday \ When you trade-in your men's 10K gold high school ring for. . .. . $ 88,00 I Nov. 2: "What Is A Christian?" on c Lustrium college ring, \ Nov. 9: "Prayer" =~~~fine_...... s 18.00 For transportation infonnatlon, can 344-3585 '*>ur ...... $10.00 I Trade In your women's 10K gold high school ring for $:.:iE> .oo and buy your FOREIGN STUDY PROGRAMS Lustrium college ring for only $42.00. f Puebla, Mexico ...... (S1295) \ 10K gold high school trade-ins also apply I London, England ...... (S2229) \ on all Josten's 10K or 14K gold college rings. Alx-en-Provence, France ...... (S2985) Salzburg, Austria ...... (S3240) \I I Copenhagen, Denmark ...... ( 93270) Cost, are par 1arnfftar and Include: flight, room, board, field trips, rnldent tuition, and f-. Ap pllcant1 must hawe st IN1t Sophomore standing and 2.5 O.P.A. Appllcatlon deadline, Nowarnbar Oct. 30-31 1oam-3pm 30, 1980 For lurthar Information, contact: Institute of lntarnatlonal Studln Un1vers1ty Store. 346- University of WIICOl'laln·Plattl'tllle 3431 Plattl'tllle, WIICOl'l1ln 5381 a Un1vers1ty Center or telephone (ISOS) 342-1729 Page 12 October 30, 1980 Spencer, Wisconsin. a prime instigator in the apparently has not received Sincerely, current dispute between the bis information from either or James A. Weber Gay People's Union (GPU) the parties involved. 1 Band Director and the Concerned Student question the journalistic Union (CSU, an unrecognized standa1ds on Daehn's behalf Letters student organization) . to write an article full of To The Pointer: Granted, a few (2) SSO's are misconstrued information in To The Pointer: yards of the two-mile parade I have spoken to a number involved with the CSU, but at a situation of this Thanks so much for the route, preventing the joy that of people who are having a no time were their actions or importance. excellent article on Bruce balloons bring from being liard time deciding who to goals discussed or advocated I also take offense to the Springsteen and his latest shared with the rest of the vote for in the election. Many at a sso's function. These implicit connection Daehn album, The River. It was one people and children along the of these are fair-minded folks individuals were acting as makes between harassment of tj!e best articles we've parade route. who really want to see the such without any affiliation to of the GPU and the actions of read in The Pointer since the There was also the pride of political situation in the US the Vets 5SO's. the concerned students. start of the semester. Of the organization, the time altered. For instance, they The SSO's wish to remain There are no grounds for the course, our infatuation with and effort people put into the would like to see the average neutral in this dispute and validity of such accusations. I The Boss may have decorating, which was lost. worker protected and the hope The Pointer will refrai.Jt deplore any harassment or something to do with it. Your I do not intend this to be a economic power more evenly from further defamation of any organization or perceptive analysis and reprimand, only a statement distributed. They would like our organization. Mike individuals and it is my firm lavish praise of Sptingsteen, of what some people showed to see equal rights for women Victor's depiction of us as belief that by implying such a the man and his music, was to be inconsiderate behavior and minorities. But though "flag-waving fascists" giving connection a disservice has right on the mark and well for other people's feelings for these people want to see the "Sieg heil" salute is an been done to free speech on deserved. Keep up the great momentary gratification. changes, some are leaning insult to the over 300 tuition this campus. It is coverage of the best rockers The ACT Organization towards voting for Jimmy paying veterans on this reprehensible to think that of this day. Carter even though they don't campus. I am grateful the any student or group or Sincerely, To The Pointer : like a lot of what he's done the cartoon did not appear during students who have concerns Julie R. Anderson The Rocket Marching Band last four years. However, if Homecoming when over 100 with the way their campus is of Spencer, Wisconsin is Erin Davisson one casts a vote for Carter, Vets SSO's alumni were here. being run or in an action recognized throughout the one is saying, " I support you - state as being one of the truly It would have been a severe taken on their behalf will To The Pointer: I believe in what you have blow to their confidence that have to withstand and I was pleased to read Joe great small town marching been doing - you have my bands. This is evidenced by the Vietnam veteran is tolerate such innuendos on Palm's article on the approval." the part of The Pointer. the trophies won in Superior, finally being accepted in this antiquated library check-out I feel very fortunate that I country. Also bothersome is the system. For years, as I've Eau Claire, La Crosse, can vote this Nov. 4th for a Stevens Point, and numerous Terry March crudity used in Jeff Dabel's removed my backpack for a team of candidates I really Pres. Vets 5SO's article on "Virgin Voyages." small towns. We work hard to can say those things to, Barry casual look-see, I ' ve 1319 Portage St. The descriptions related in wondered, what good is this? be an outstanding band, and Commoner and LaDonna our students take great pride the article sound a mite too If I really wanted to steal a Harris of the.Citizens Party. To The Pointer: contrived for believability. book I could easily be doing it in their accomplishments. And, though I don't expect Congratulations, Mike Never in our existence This article seems to fit into right now. I realize the check them to be elected as Victor! Your cartoon in the the style of many tacky out people with their casual were we ever treated as President and Vice October 23 edition of The poorly as we were in the 1980 tabloids but should not be 'attitude are just trying not to President, it is a vote that Pointer did a maginificent found in a student be a I hassle, but with the UW -Stevens Point will be building towards a job of bringing out a totally Homecoming Parade. The newspaper. qui<* glance my backpack positive future. We are not disgusting issue. I thought I also question why The gets, they're not serving any things that happened to us going to stop working after the days of gross injustice along the parade route read Pointer staff meeting occurs purpose either. the election. If we get five and persecution we~e after the publication of the So why aren't we rapidly like a horror story: percent of the vote we will get numbered, but some I. Students were hit in the issue, thereby leading to moving toward better matching funds in the next SIASEFI's and unnamed problems in reviewing the resource material security? I face by acorns, candy, election. If we get just one others still choose to pursue manure, and a rock of articles. The present consider the availability of percent of the vote, we will it. Your handy artwork was situation seems to review information one of the approximately two and a half remain on the ballot for the very revealing, but I think inches in diameter. articles only after the fact of primary reasons I give my next four years and be able to you did make one mistake, publication. I hope the 2. The audience tried to run candidates here in money over to a university. I Mike. The bags really should responses to this issue of The realize there are financial grab the instruments and Wisconsin. have been hoods. drum mallets from the hands Pointer will cause cutbacks right now, but why The Citizens Party is Sincerely, reexamination on the part of when the university funds are of our students. concerned with the fate of Debbie Schmidt 3. Our students were The Pointer staff as to the cut by 4.4 percent, are the this country as well as the content and quality of the subject to vulgarity you world. We are involved in To The Pointer LRC funds cut by 21 percent? articles it prints. I guess I don't understand or never hear from decent folks. such local activities as There are a number of Girls were asked if they were assisting the Webers strikers points brought forth in Mike Richard Eakins don't agree with the priority Executive Director SGA system this university has. It virgins, some were called and protesting the nuclear Daebn's article in the 23 sluts, some were asked by waste site in Waupaca. We October, 1980 issue of The P.O. Box822 seems to me though that in Stevens Point, WI times of economic hardship, men to - them, other girls are working towards such Pointer that need rebuttal. we would at least want to were told they would be good national goals as First and foremost are the protect what we already at having sex with and others restructuring our economy to false accusations made To The Pointer: have. It's analogous to received off-color remarks maximize production and toward the Siasefi and Vets Last week, an editorial was buying a fine bicycle then about parts of their anatomy. protect workers rather than 55 0 organizations. The run in the Pointer concerning neglecting to buy a lock. As a 4. Some of our students maximize corporate profits. coi:itroversy that surrounds relations between three . student, I would like to know were intentionally tripped. On a broader level, we are the procedures for funding campus groups-the why the financial needs of the 5. Some of the audience was working towards world organizations by the SGA is Siasefi's, the Veterans 550 library receive such minute lying in the street looking up peace. being brought to the attention organization and the Gay attention in academic the skirts of the young ladies If you feel you do not have of the student body by a People's Union. In light of the funding? I've been told the in our flag and rifle squad. enough information to vote group of concerned students, answer to all my academic 6. Our drum major (a for the Citizens Party, the unaffiliated with any cont. on p. 14 queries can be found .within freshman girl) was kissed by party platform is available to organization . Daehn the LRC. Why then are the a bearded person. the public at the reference library's budget needs 7. Some of our young ladies desk of the Charles White treated so casually? were molested, pinched, spat Library, the university Marlene A. Schmatz, on and slapped in the face. library, and the Student UWSP student 8. Objects including a lit Union Materials Center desk. cigarette, stones, and acorns, The platform contains many were thrown in the bells of specific ideas on how to work Mike Davis To The Pointer: the band instruments. towards these and other I'd like to ask - what is it If you think this is humanistic and environ about balloons that acceptable behavior under mentally sound goals. fascinates children and any circumstances, it is not. It sure is a good feeling to brings out the 'animal' in Congratulations to the Comedian vote for something I believe college students? Point students involved in in. I'm referring to the this behavior, you hit a new Sincerely, incident in the Homecoming low in acceptable human Roberta Labovltz parade in which a car behavior. You really are a 2225 Jefferson St. Nov. 11, 1980 covered with balloons was disgrace to humanity, and it Stevens Point, WI attacked and demolished by a is a pity all the fine people of 8:00 p.m. U.C. Coffeehouse crowd of "people" (and I use UW-Stevens Point must have To The Pointer: the term "people" loosely). people like you as I would like to take this Most of those balloons were classmates. opportunity to make a to be distributed to the If you decide to have rebuttal to the allegations ! Sµcewf children along the parade another Homecoming and insinuations made by QA.B ., route. Unfortunately, the parade, please, do not invite Mike Daehn in the Oct. 23 'P'!.:!.quimJ. balloons were popped and a class organization lik~ the Pointer. The Vets 5SO's are f-11 c.u,d..! released within the first 100 Rocket Marching Band of not a parent organization nor The Pointer Page 13 Last year the use of styrofoam clamshells rooms or households off-campus. Halverson said that the Food Service was discontinued by the University Food The point is that some of those who definitely tries to take the environment into Service. This was a commendable move as patronize the Grid, the Pinery, and make consideration when making decisions. In it alleviated the employment of the non use of the Food Service in other ways fact, that was one· of the reasons the organic materials being used each time a (mainly students), are themselves styrofoam clamshells use was discontinued hot sandwich was served. Now many responsible for the necessity to use of paper at the expense of a higher quality product. students are complaining about the Food and plastics when perhaps it is not the most He .explained that with the clamshell, the Services use of plastic utensils and environmentally sound way to provide food can be presented to the consumer in a increased use of pa~rware instead of silver eating utensils. · hotter, fresher condition than when and china ware. "Dollars and cents," says Halverson, are wrapped in paper. U the customers are When asked why the Food Service has the real reasons that plastics and paper aware of the fact that Food Service is made the switch, John Halverson, one of the were implemented. He also pointed out the serving sandwiches in paper rather than Food Service directors, said that the small trays used in the Grid are being taken clamshells for positive reasons, then it is original reason was loss of expensive away seldom to be seen again, or at least for permissible and worthwhile. silverware and china to customers. long periods of time. Faculty as well as But back to the point of who is at the heart This reason conflicts with many students are guilty of this $5 per tray loss to of the matter involving the use of plastics at comments made by students about the lack the Food Service. This cost is passed on to the Grid. Students should stop their of environmental sensitivity the Food customers in various ways such as higher complaining in light of the fact that it has Service exhibits by using plastics, food costs, the use of plastics and paper been the actions of those people who have styrofoam, and paper. It seems to be a case plates There's no reason to be alone tonight, or for that matter You \v'ant ever again • • • ·t?I • 'we've go+ it! and more .. 90 FM is Progressive Music 24 Hrs. A Day Page 14 October 30, 1980 have responded in such a conl from p. 12 fashion as to settle U.A.B. Visual Arts differences, not provoke large number of questions them. Only the "group of six" Presents this editorial provoked, and has shown more steam than additional information which synergetics. -Thursday & Friday has been brought to my Now that the facts have Oct. 30 & 31 attention the past few days, a been clarified, let me repeat further clarification of the that there have been reports -6:30 & 9:00 situation is necessary. of death threats and physical and verbal harassment. Wisconsin Rm. of the There is a group of six Specifically several u.c. concerned students on members of these two 25 campus who are openly organizations, acting -Only s1 or Come In appealing to SGA for a independently, have been Costume & Get in cutback in G.P .U. funding . mentioned in regard to sucli These students unintention deplorable activities. Over for s1 oo ally and inadvertently led the course of the last few both the SGA president and days, the sources behind vice president and the these accusations were Pointer to believe they were reapproached for verification Come Sign-Up For: associated with the Vets and· and all stood by their earlier Siasefis during their . first statements. A number of the communications with them. complainers were not even Big Mt., Montana Ski Trip (Jan. 3-11) Shortly after the group's G.P.U. members but merely phone conversation with the acquaintances of those they Sign-up at the Student Activities Window Pointer editor (and after were accusing. A couple of In the lower level of the U.C. copy was in print) they faculty members have even vehemently denied any such spoken out. What I'm trying First Deposit $50.00-due Nov. 7 affiliations. They further to say is that anyone ignorant (for more info see our ad or call 346-2412) explained that four of their enough to try passing off this six members belong to one of whole affair as innuendo is the organizations in question doing his or herself and the but that they were acting future rights of students a FALL MINI COURSES solely in their own interests great disservice. -Basic Red Cross Rrst Aid on the G.P.U. issue. It should also be added in Sign up NOW at the Stu As to this group's reasons the Pointer's defense that for their proposed SG A attempts were made to -Resume Instruction dent Activities Window in resolution , the non contact both groups prior to the lower U.C. publication of member's the publishing of the -Photography names on a list open to the editorial. The Veteran's general student body still organization could not be seems to be their major reached and the SIASEFI U.A.B. Contemporary Entertainment Presents concern (as it is mentioned individual we spoke with several times in their (admittedly not among the Lou & Pete Benyman document of disapproval). fraternity's leadership) -Nov. 6-8, 8:00 p.m. However there are also other seemed disinterested in the concerns about possible whole matter. -U.C. Coffeehouse For info on other upcoming security funding violations, Finally, it should be the bringing in of off-campus stressed that the whole Be There ... U.A.B. event d 300 security personnel, and a purpose of last week's number of other spc. u; ative editorial has been overlooked violations of school policy. because of the resultant Meanwhile, the SIASEFl's controversy. Facing facts, and the Vet's organization for whatever reasons, there have taken some bad press are some members of the Purrfect Prices! which wasn' t entirely SIASEFl's and the Vets and deserved. Let it be said in the the "group of six" who have Vet's behalf that their serious reservations about Come see our Black Cat Sale at advisor showed a definite the gay organization on concern for hearing both campus. We live in a country 1 the sides of the issue and which is based on the rationally attempting to freedom to disagree and go GOLDEN HANGER/TOGETHER rectify any problems or one's own waY.. So ideally, 'I misunderstandings. The this disagreement over Veterans 550 was also lifestyles shouldn't prohibit I considering sending a letter peacefnl coexistence. to the G.P.U. disavowing Hopefully such a tolerant themselves from any relationship will strengthen involvement as an itself in the future and all organization in the current students regardless of We've got prices that will mess. Individually, some personal differences will be SIASEFl's have discussed able to devote their total make you purr! Men's Levi adopting a similar policy of energies to the pursuit of action. Overall both groups wisdom. Movin'on jeans at just Mike Daehn s15 91 are great to team with flannel and western shirts at sau.s1299 J Juniors wool-blend tweed The Polnltt Is a second class publication 19 CUSPS--O!lll240> published weekly on blazers, now s39 , Look great over our 1bunday by the University of Wilconsln stever,s Point and the UW-Syalffll Board 19 at Regents, 113 Communication AIU classic Oxford shirts, just s12 Center, Slever,s Point, WI 5448t . POSTMASTER : Send addreu change to The Pointer, 113 Communication AIU Center, Stever,s Point, WI 54481. together. The Pointer ls written and edited by the ~1J{!,_, Pointer 1taff, com~ of UWSP atudenta, and It Is IOlely raponalble for Ila editorial content and polJey. Written pennialon ls required for the 1319 Stron s Ave. reprint of all materiall pnsented In nw Polaltt. :t : "T' I " • "~- I " The Pointer Page 15 A UNIVERSITY Trivia FILM SOCIETY By Michael Daehn I) Who was the first organ in the human body? 9) Two recent films, which American to be honored with 6) Who was the only left are both listed in the top SPECIAL FEATURE a monument in India? handed president? twenty all-time box office 2) What is the most 7) What are the names of champion films list, had the precious stone today? the Fabulous Furry Freak same director and the same TWO ATROCIOUS FILMS 3) What letter is used most Brothers? starring male duo. Name the in the English language? 8) Who set a World Series films, director, and stars. 4) Which two "first ladies" record for striking out most 10) Who is Phil Donahue's smoked pipes? in a series in this year's wife? 5) What's the heaviest Phils-Royals clash? REEFER MADNESS The true story of the demon weed ADJWen on page 21 And Greek Happenings THE UNDERTAKER AND HIS PALS Delta Zeta: On October 29, men of Sigma Phi Epsilon. $1 one. All proceeds being the DZ's and TKE's held their cover with a costume and donated to UNICEF. Absolutely disgusting and totaling annual pumpkin carve with $1 .50 without a costume. (Congratulations to the the carved pumpkins going to Sigma Tau Gamma : pledges for a job very well entertaining the Portage County Home, Happy Hour every Thursday done. You'll be a great asset River Pines and St. Michael's night in the basement of the to both organizations. Keep Hospital. Varsity Bar from 7 to 10. $2 up the spirit I Sigma Phi Epsilon: cover charge at the door. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Happy Halloween Happy Hour, Chip will be pulling taffy at Hour every Thursday from 4 Friday night at the Alibi, 4 to St. Peter's this week. to 7 at the Alibi. Fifty cent Sunday, Nov. 2 7 p.m., with a 50 cent cover at Sig Tau White Roses: cover at the door. Look for the door . All-campus Special Halloween Happy "Ruby Star and the Gray Halloween Party at 1517 Hour, Friday night in the Star Band" with back up Monday, Nov. 3 Brawley Street at 8 p.m. Six lower level of the Varsity Bar group ''Entropy" in Allen half-barrels are the highlight from 7 to 10 p.m. $2 with a Center Upper on Wednesday, of the party, along with the costume and $2.50 without November 19. Program-Banquet Room 7:00 P.M. s1 °° For Both Shows ~. Your sexuality survey type (really all the rest) publicized "snuff" movies in had an item about depicts sexual activity, which women are supposedly pornography on it. Is it really regardless of whether there killed on screen, certainly true that non-violent are one, two, or more persons can provide models which pornography doesn't hurt involved, and regardless of may then be acted out by HIKER you? whether the activities persons with poor judgment portrayed are between and little sell-control. A. In order to determine opposite or same-sexed Another important point is whether pornography can individuals. that most pornography is created by men, for men, and SPECIAL hurt someone, we first have While nonviolept to define pornography. In the pornography may certainly with male sexual fantasies in most general sense, offend some people who do mind. This us true even pornography is anything not wish to view it, research though research has shown which is intended to arouse has failed to show that there that women can be just as the sexual appetite. Law are harmful effects on aroused by viewing or enforcement officials, behavior from exposure to it. reading about .sexual psychologists, psychiatrists, In fact, in Denmark, a activities as men are. As a result of this male REO. lawyers, judges, legislators, country which legalized sale 34.119 and even the US Supreme of most forms of pornography orientation, most Court have wresUed with a to persons over 16 in 1969, pornography shows women in more precise defmition and crime statistics show a drop a subservient role as sex MENS met with varying degrees of in the number of sexual objects rather than as whole & success. For some persons, crimes after the legalization. people. In this way, Playboy is pornographic, Experts have suggested that unfortunate and untrue BOYS while for others only the most persons who might perform stereotypes of women are "way out" materials are sexual acts with unwilling maintained. pornographic. It seems to partners can replace ~e some that pornography, lilte assault with a masturbation In summary, nonviolent beauty, is in the eye of the fantasy aided with pornography, while it may be beholder! pornographic materials. offensive and support Some have claimed that Violent pornography, negative stereotypes of exposure to explicit sexual however, seems to be muc.h women, has not been proven material excites men to rape more dangerous in that 1t to be dangerous to adults, or otherwise attack innocent frequently portrays women while violent pornography victims. Psychologists such as victims and reinforces the may well lead to further as Edward Donnerstein at misconception that the violence against women. It the University of Wisconsin women enjoy being would seem to be a matter of Madison, have recently brutalized. There is much personal taste and individual identified two forms of evidence suggesting that decision as to whether or not pornography. One is that aggression is learned by ~he one chooses to obtain and use w.hich shows or suggests imitation of aggress ive pornographic materials. SHIPPY SHOES violence, the infliction of models. Violent !lain, or the forcing of an pornography, ranging from unwilling person to have bondage, whipping, and sexual activity; and·the other torture. to the recently Page 16 Oclober 30, 1980 subject, however, is being anymore, but would you with personal stress, don't conducted all over the world. rather I told gruesome try to keep all of your feelings Everybody feels pressure stories (just in time for inside of you. You are not a and experiences stress. Halloween> about grossly fat heavy-duty Hefty bag, made How do people deal with the people, or what a smoker's to hold all of the garbage stress they feel ? Avoiding all lung looks like, or how many thrown at you. If something situations which might cause people die at an early age of really bugs you, if you can submitted by s.h.a.c. stress would be impossible, heart disease? I know, you feel the acid churning in your unless I plan to disconnect say, "That will never be me," stomach, talk to someone. By Heike Saynisch different way. How long can I myself from my thoughts and but smoking, od-ing on M & Almost everyone is willing to My mother calls me on a fend off those alligators? emotions and become a M's, or feeling excessively exchange ideas about life, Friday night and says, " Well, Should I kill them, or hide computer. Some types of tired and afraid are all signs love, and alligators. You how's it going? ", and I say, from them, or tame them? stress, the forces which of too much pressure. " don't have to take notes, "Yeah, Ma , it's going. Faster First I should name them. motivate me to study for a So help yourself. Not to there won't be an exam, and and faster and I can't find a For me, the one with the test, go for a run, or react M&M's, but to all the you just might learn the button to slow it down , biggest teeth is CHOOSING A quickly in an emergency, resources that will help you something. turn it off. I want to come MAJOR. He lurks under the help to keep me awake and cope with stress. Some are back and live in the bathtub surface of the muddy water aware of what's going on found within yourself; your and you can slide me comic and nips my ankles whenever around me. Dr. Hans Selye, brain · is a wonderful books and pills under the I'm feeling particularly author of Stress Without mechanism that can help you door. I never wanted to be carefree and unconcerned. Distress, calls this through tough times if you successful anyway ... " The Some of his buddies are "eustress" - the positive tell it what to do : phone crackles long distance called PEER PRESSURE form of stress that stimulates Try not to dwell on negative INCKEDIBLE static as my mother offers (the one with the beady red me to enjoy life and work . thoughts, EDIBLES comforting maternal advice eyes), EXAMS (likes to Without it, I would never switch to positive ones - "Hang in there. We love hibernate, but resumes grow and expand toward my purposefully. you." Click. vigorous activity a short time potential. But if I am getting rehearse a potentially Hang in there - a peculiar before each major test), too much, I am overwhelmed, stressful situation in your 2 cups whole wheat flour expression of support and PROCRASTINATION (floats and eustress turns into mind. 1h cup wheat germ sympathy. Wouldn't life be near my left ear whispering, distress. Up goes the white when you relax; I tsp. baking soda nicer if I were sitting "You can do it tomorrow . .. flag. Help! Help! I could still concentrate on relaxing '{4 tsp. salt comfortably on top of the tomorrow"), and hide in the bathtub, but every muscle in your body 1h cup molasses ledge enjoying the view COMPETITION (urges me to remember, bathtubs hold completely, deeply. It may l 'h cups buttermilk rather than hanging over the constantly compare myself to water and alligators can help to first tense them all '{4 to 1h cup raisins edge, my sweaty hands losing others and tells me that I swim. Rats ! Well even and then experience the their grip on the smooth have a long way to go). These though it might take some feeling of letting go. stones, about to drop into the wild beasts are very active extra effort, I'm going to If you like to read, try Combine dry ingredients. moat full of alligators below? and reproduce rapidly. My have to tame these suckers, Stress, Distress, and Beat molasses with milk and The technical term for that moat is full of little nippers make them work for me. Growth, by Walt Schafer, stir into flour mixture until moat full of alligators is English paper, SHAC First of all, just as a lion Ph.D., Inner Tennis, by thoroughly blended. Fold in STRESS. Applied to the articles, meeting at five tamer needs a whip and a Timothy Gallwey, Stress raisins and bake in a well Great Pyramid in Egypt or o'clock, no time to eat. They chair, I need a stress buffer. Without Distress, by Dr. oiled 9 inch loaf pan in a 350 the Sears Tower in Chicago, also have many friends with I've got to eat nutritious food Hans Selye, or The degree oven for 50 minutes. stress . is the inherent equally interesting names once in awhile, learn to relax Relaxation Response by Dr. capacity of a structure to because, although some a little, and get some exercise Herbert Benson. withstand strain. However, types of alligators are rare to maintain good health. I Finally, only in terms of you and I are not buildings. and endangered, no shortage know, some people don't this article, because people Each of us perceives and of stress alligators has been want to hear about running or are always developing new copes with stress in a reported. Research on the wellness or nutrition individual ways of dealing R!61SliAIOI 8!611l lllW. Rf61STRAOON Will BE TAKEM AT Tlf SllJ)OO ACTIVITIES ()ffl(l IN Tlf LOWER lfVB. II Ill lMIYIRSllY. f University Women Harriers fifth at Film Society WWIAC be close for third, but I never the 60th position. Presents By Chuck Witkowski expected this type of result," "Dawn and Kelly had a Beginning last Saturday commented UWSP head super day. Both ran with the Wisconsin Women's coach Dan Buntman. "This competitively throughout the Intercollegiate Athletic was by far the finest team race. Dawn came very close Marilyn Monroe Conference cross-country effort the Point women have to beating Jenny Wendt (La meet, the battles for first and put together. This was the Crosse) and I'm sure she'll do and third were known to be in closest we've been to either it next weekend in Madison. close competition. The day's Milwaukee or Parkside and Kelly seemed to keep outcome, held in River Falls, I'm proud of the effort put out working her way through the Jane Russell proved just how close it by everyone," he added. pack and finished very well really was. It was indeed a team with one of her faster times of In By scoring a team-low 51, accomplishment ·for UWSP, the year. She closed the gap UW-La Crosse came away as as Dawn Buntman, the senior between her and Tracey and state champion, with from Green Bay, placed a also pulled Mary Bender Marquette University on its high fifth to pace the · along," Buntman stated. heels at the 52 mark. In the Pointers. Following with a Next for the Pointers is Gentlemen Prefer Blondes battle for third, it was again a 24th place was Renee Saturday's AIAW Midwest matter of points that showed Bremser. Tracy Lamers Regionals, with the top three on the tally board, as UW placed 25th, Kelly Webster, teams of each of three Howard Hawks film of two showgirls Parkside with a 102, UW 28th, and Mary Bender, 31st. divisions qualifying for the Milwaukee at 104, and UWSP Ending Stevens Point scoring nationals to be held in out to prove "diamonds are a girls at 105, provided an exciting with additional strong Seattle. The regional action best friend." Saturday outing. UW-Eau showings were freshmen takes place in Madison. Claire, 128, and host UW· Kathy Ellis and Betsy Krig in River Falls at 186 rounded 50th and 55th places, out team scoring. respectively, with Maureen " We knew it was going to Krueger crossing the tape in Tuesday, Nov. 4 PBR iii RltUIIIAIDtlllllllllllNIIIWW Wednesday Nov. 5 Wisconsin Room Spikers second at Carthage The UWSP women's 13 loss at the hands of Parkside in the tourney and volleyball team captured Division II Northeastern was the highlight of the 7:00 And 9:15 second place in the Seventh lllinois Saturday morning. weekend for Point. Annual "Lady Redmen" Point had problems with the "Everyone played Invitational Volleyball Northeastern defense and excellent ball and played s1.oo Tournament held at Carthage couldn't see!II to put the ball very intelligently. There C.ollege over the weekend. to the floor. were very few mistakes and UW-Milwaukee took first "Our serve reception gave it was the only time over the place in the ten-team us more problems than weekend that we really tourney. UW-Parkside was anything else," said Pointer played well together," third behind Point, and coach Nancy Schoen. "I don't commented Schoen. Northeastern lllinois placed think we were mentally or "Malanie Breitenbach fourth. UWSP was the only physically ready to play." played her best game since Division Ill school in the Point defeated UW suffering a stress fracture finals. · Platteville 14-16, 15-11, 15-9 in early in the season," Schoen On Friday, the Pointers a hard-fought match. In the continued. "She played as Take Five opened play with a 15-8, 15-5 third game, Platteville though she felt nothing. She win over MacMurray College jumped to a 9-1 lead. Mary Jo hit the ball hard and jumped of Illinois. Point started Wamser served eight well." strong and took a l pigskin prophets The women's racquetball Championship game for first tournament is still being held and second place will be held the weekend of November 7., 8 October 30 at 6:30 in the have something to cheer PHILADELPHIA (7-1) and 9. Entries will be due no Quandt gym. By Kurt Denissen about as Frisco bows by a The only predictable team OVER SEATTLE (4-4) -The later than November 5. The T.D. Kingdome will be entry fee is $6 per team. in the NFL now is the New DALLAS (6-2) OVER ST. Orleans Saints . The overwhelmed with football LOUIS (3-5) - The Cowboys entertainment this Sunday. Just a reminder that all Prophet's weekly bid was 7-7, are hurting at key positions All volleyball teams, men's women's teams should keep putting his yearly total at 60- All eyes will be on the NFC's but still maintain a best team, the Eagles. and women's, which have not the same team name 52. Jimmy the Greek will be psychological edge. St. Louis received a volleyball throughout the entire giving the Prophet some Seahawks handle the loss also has some unpatchable quite well as Philadelphia schedule by October 30 can Intramural year because of insights this week. Next holes on the offensive line. pick one up at the Intramural the points system. If you week's guest picker will be wins by 12. Cowboys penetrate the Cards PITTSBURGH (4-4) OVER office anytime after 3 p.m. should decide to change your Chancellor Philip Marshall. defense by 17 points. Women's action will start on team name, please contact BUFFALO (6-2) OVER GREEN BAY Cl-4-1) - The HOUSTON (5-3) OVER Steelers have blown it four of Monday, November 3, with the Intramural office ATLANTA . (5-3) - First DENVER C4-4) - Earl their last six games. Packers men's action starting immediately. place team· of the AFC East Campbell has been running November 4. Each team will takes on the first place team have their motor running, it's well lately. The Broncos a re too bad they have to face the be playing seven games. of the NFC West. Two great solid but unable to put the Intramural co-ed football QBs io at it in Buffalo. The Steelers at home. Ailing has come to an end. Last ball in the end zone when Steelers, 31 - fighting Bills nip the Falcons by 2. Thursday, Ann Meissen's necessary. Oilers invade Mile Packers, 20. The Flag Football All· KANSAS CITY (4-4) OVER team beat the Benders for the High Stadium a nd come out CLEVELAND ·cs-3) OVER Campus Championship BALTIMORE (4-4) - The victorious by a field goal. games for men and women champaionship . . The Colts have been riding the CHICAGO (3-5) - The Intramural department OAKLAND C5-3) OVER Browns want to stay on top of will be played on November 4 seesaw all season. K.C. has MIAMI C4-4) - Jim Plunkett at 4:15 on the west fields. would like to thank all 17 the AFC Central. Sipe rattles teams that participated. tallied up four impressive has been doing a sensational the Bear defense by 13. The Co-ed Volleyball wins in a row. The Prophet job for the Raiders. Dolphins picks the Chiefs for the first trip out west will prove to be time this year. Baltimore a failure. Oakland sticks drops its fifth by 8. Miami by 7. N.Y. GIANTS Cl-7) OVER WASHINGTON C3-5l TAMPA BAY (3-4-1) - The OVER MINNESOTA Ci5) - Why Should Students Vote Bucs have been unsuccessful Two struggling teams meet at home. Phil Simms will helmet to helmet. The mastermind a plot to upset Redskins have rung up two in T.B. by 6. a row. Vikings and Bud Grant For Congressman Dove Obey? SAN DIEGO CS-3) OVER face another loss at the hands CINCINNATI (3-5) - The of the Skins by 9. Chargers dropped a big game L.A. (5-3) OVER NEW to the Cowboys last week. ORLEANS C0-8) -The Rams \#AlUABU FOR WISCONSIN The Bengals will have their endured a mild setback last A. a member of the Budget and Appropriation, paws full with a mad S.D. week but are ready to pounce ~=~oi:=d ~x~J 1!:!f:o t:~or ~ squad. Chargers bop Bengals back. What a team to jump federal support for education program,. by 12. on . L.A. pulverizes the Saints Through the yean, hii support bm been l't:rong DETROIT (5-3) OVER by 24. and conairteot. SAN FRANCISCO (3-5) - NEW ENGLAND (6-2 ) Coach Bill Walsh has to be OVER N.Y. JETS (2-6) - wondering what is happening Interdivisional rivalry with JOBS FOR STUDENTS to h~ struggling 49ers. The In 1975, Dave Obey convinced the HoU.N the team in the cellar taking leaderahip to support 9XJ,OCXJ new jobe for the Lions need a victory to pull on the number one team. Work Study Program. themselves out of their short Pats do this one up right by slump. Motor City fans will trouncing the Jets by 16. m111111 11111111111u1111u1111mn•w11111mmmr11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 Men's XC Harriers defeat Eau Claire By Chuck Witkowski Commenting on his team's Before Saturday's men's performance, bead coach HElP FOR MORE STUDENTS cross-country outing was to Rick Witt explained, "We ran In 1971, Dave Obey led a ,uot"Naful drive to begin, the pre-meet publicity very well but I still know that make more students from farm , an.all bu.ain .. and other middle . income fam.iliN eligible for had already been we can perform much better. BEOG grants. The follow yao.z, Obey won established. A 12th nationally It was a total team effort, but ranked UW-Stevens Point tbe times were not indicative :d:~&~rma:ltl':!~me~~;'wd;it grants based on need. team was to travel west and of how good a ra~P. it was, face a vastly improved UW since the weather was so Eau Claire squad, a squad horrid." REVERSES UNFAIR FUNDING CUT that had defeated 4th ranked . For his efforts at Eau . Dave Obey led the 1979 coalition in CongrNI UW-La Crosse as recently as Claire, Paulson, the 6-foot, that added $300 million to the education and training budge! and preYented a cul in fund. lor one week earlier. 150-pound junior, was named higher education program,. After ·Saturday's meet at Point harrier-of-the-week. the Hillcrest Country Club, The JC All-American from UWSP left little doubt, as it the college of Lake County, STRONG SUPPORT THIS YEAR laid its claim as a bona fide lllinois, placed second to Eau In 1980, Dave Obey ha, supported the addition Claire's Jon Novak, who of S200 million to the Pretident'a budget for s tate championship National Direct Student Loans and led the contender by posting a 24-32 broke the ribbon with a 26 : 13 auCCflldu.l effort lo add S500 million lo the dual meet victory over the timing. budoel for his Appropriotiona Subcommittee Blugolds. " Chuck's second was not that funda education program.a. With junior college transfer an example of the closeness Chuck Paulson placing of the race, as I had him ease second in a time of 26:41, the up the last mile and not go Pointers continued to show after Novak, as Saturday is Because Dave Obey Has Been A Fighter their strength in the WSUC. the race that counts," added 1979 all-eonference selection Witt. "He has come around at For Educational Opportunity. Greg Schrab followed in third just the right time to give us at the 26 :46 mark. Rounding the leadership we need for out UWSP scoring was Dan the conference meet,"' Witt Schoepke at 27:05, with Ray concluded. Paid for by C1tiuna lor Dave Obey CommittN, John r. Spencer, Trea.urer, 5)2 N. Przybelski, 27 :rn, and Ken 9th Ave ., Wouaau , WI S-4401 . Bauer, 27:12, in close competition. 'll .." "'N Q ~ • I.., ?"' ,., ·, cJ ~ .. i ELECTION MONTH REMINDER:• Being in politics is like being a football coach. You have to be smart enough to understand the game and dumb enough to think •it's important. (Eugene McCarthy) Sun -day _Mond_a_y ______Tuesday __ Wednesday · __ .Thursday Friday Saturday :lEW FEA nJRE 11 1l\t' cou,ury'i l'inr o,rrold$1'\rlrrfb WEEKLY SPECIAI.S bullr In ~rwood ~ Pt>nnsytv,onio. 1940. ·· ,.,r.1n,,,,.,., _ ,_.,,.., ·,...... ;, M~l&,bom, INI . l$lom1c Yeor 1d01 .t. LA..VVSllOE VlCTORV ... . OUT TIIIS SPEC IAL begins o r sunset. ---_.Ill,"':'·~.~ - A CHEESE Jw.l&) A.VD 7s rnc 2 3 4 LARGE FiHES FOR A 5 6 « A YU11MY SUPER JOE AND 8 A Blt JOGE OVER TROUBLEO ~- ... FREE S:·!ALL BEVERAG:: ~LLOT SC'X OOGA.TN "4'"/' PIGSKJ,'l SPECIAL • &:VGtE /),'I r•:rc TH1S A LARGE ORDER OF FRIES wrm A PL'RClA.SE OF $1 . 60 WATE'RS - A SCHOONER /~~ GET A OflJCIOUS St.tJEET TREAT ANO SJl.4. LL FRIES • A. AT A SUPER PRICE $1. 30 - A HOT BIJY AFIER 9 ?:-1 C~E A.\'V C<.1FFEE FOR UEOIU/.1 SOO A. FOR OM LV ~7 :J~g~~~" - THE S:.'EET PR l CE OF $1.SS AT A TOU CIIOOtdN Jum M1tc~II hborn, 194} l'llVD!BER 3 - 7 $ ,7 5 . Election Day. PRICE OF $I.SO G CHSCK .'O Answers: conl from p. 9 l l George Washington no differences, but they are represent and the alternate Carver fundamentally representing methods they endorse 2) the ruby the same system," he said. certainly belong in America's 3) "e" "That's the reason many political arena. Your vote 4) Mrs. Andrew Jackson corporations give equal sums could help keep them there. and Mrs. Zachary Taylor to both candidates." 5) the liver-which weighs So these are your an average of 31h lbs. alternatives. If you really Note: In last week's SGA 6) James A. Garfield can't accept any of the article, there was I! mistake. ~ 7) Fat Freddie, Phineas, "Media's Big Three" without In the referendum sponsored ; and Freewheeling Franklin severe reservations, you by SGA, the students did not ::l 8) Willie Wilson of KC might consider lodging a approve a 50 cent increase in ! 9) The Sting, Butch Cassidy complaint by supporting one tuition fees for the renovation ~ and the Sundance Kid, of the above. Although their of Goerke Park as was stated il5 George Roy Hill, Paul chances of election are in the article. However, the »Newman, Robert Redford almost nonexistent, the students voiced their support ;r.. 3 10) Marlo Thomas important issues_ they for that Idea, according to _g IIUIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIUUIIIIIIUllflllllllltllll IUIIUIIIII.IIUIUIIHIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIUIUIIIIIIIUUII Rich Eakins, Executive Q, Director of SGA. astonished at how obsessed When the DM announced they became with the game. the end of the game, one F.F=""li:=--~-:i""'!---il tl lUIIUNIIIIIIUUIUIINIH--WIIIIUUHIIUIHhHUNIIIIIUIIIIJIUHIUUIIHIIINIUIIH&IUI They became the characters player moaned, "Shucks, Raoe,s fox Theater conl from p. 9 they chose to play. They now I've lost au my magic WSPT-Ntte powers and I'm a student Tartarus so they can be strengths and acquires threatened each other with magic spells. "Zeus is on my again. Well, it was fun while Halloween Special reincarnated, and you must magical aids - if he's lucky side." He'll get you for it lasted and since I'm too old Al Seats $2.50 rescue Charon, the boatman with the dice. If not, he could casting that state of to go trick-<>r treating', this is Stlrts Al 1It.OD that carries souls across the lose some of his powers or depression on me," one the best way I know how to Cocytus River, who was even die. However, most player screamed at another. celebrate Halloween. But I captured by an evil cleric. _ players I talked to said that "Watch it," the DM warned, sure wish I could still see into A total of nine people, the dice do not hinder them "or I'll put you someplace the future to know what's including the DM, play the that much - if you roll badly, you won't want to be." going to be on that game. Persons pick their by thinking logically, you can psychology test on Monday." persona for various reasons. get yourself out of the One person told me, "In real situation - it's "a parody of life I'm a gentle person and the real world." don't believe in stealing. The players have four That's why 1 chose to play a hours to accomplish their thief." A man in ROTC chose quest. If, at the end _of th~t to play a fighter because, " It time, they do not obtam their helps me think more goal, the team with the most logically. It'll help me when 1 victory points wins. (Victory get out into the 'real world'." points are given when Each participant begins players s uccessfully with certain powers. As the overcome certain obstacles. l ga me progresses, he 1 watched people play this gradually gains additional game for four hours and was Think Before You M.ake Love • • • If you love someone you share a lot together. Thinking before you make love is a responsible way to show you really care for each other. For information on contraceptives and individual counseling, come to the University Health Center, second floor Delzell, phone 346-4646. In formation also available on Dia/ A- Tapes, phone 346-435 7 on tapes 50 thru 5 7. -~ Page 22 October 30, 1980 SpoD.orad b~ the UWSP Student Affairs Stade:nt Affah• Office• Alcohol problems increasing By Chris Bandettlni Rarely do we think that According to Stu Whipple, include getting the facts unnecessary side-effects that In addition· to group alcoholism could ever enter UWSP's alcohol educator, about alcoholism out to children experience later in programs offered, individual into our lives. However, alcohol-related problems are students through advertising life as a result of living with counseling is available upon heavy drinking and prevalent, and involve a in The Pointer, and WWSP alcoholic parents. request. dependency on alcohol can significant number of radio programming. Children of alcoholic · lead to a draining lifestyle. students on this campus. Ten Several channels of help parents have practiced If you have a drinking Listed below are several percent of UWSP's drinking are currently available to survival tactics for many problem and are unsure of surprising facts about alcohol population, approximately those suffering from alcohol years, and in many cases, did where you stand, several abuse. 890 students, have difficulty related problems. These not experience the sharing of distinguishing factors of an I. On the average, in terms of becoming programs include: emotions and feelings. alcoholic are listed below. alcoholics lose 15 years off of psychologically a nd GROUP RECOVERY Unfortunately, many still 1. The alcoholic has lost their lives from the time they physically addicted to PROCESS practice such techniques, for control of his drinking. He are alcoholic until they die. alcohol. Another 20 percent, This particular program is they learned this to be a part can't take it or leave it . .. the 2. In this country, only about 1,700 students, are designed for individuals of life while growing up in an drink takes him. three percent of those who exhibiting symptoms of pre exhibiting symptoms of alcoholic environment. 2. Alcoholics frequently are alcoholic die sober. alcoholic drinking. Of this 20 alcoholism in their lives. The Unless they confront this indulge in relief drinking, 3. Once you are an percent, not all will become group process utilizes the behavior and begin to learn which involves depending on alcoholic, it is extremely alcoholics, however they will concept of peer support and new techniques of sharing, alcohol to take care of their difficult to return to a normal exhibit problems sometime confrontation in dealing with caring and emotional problems. life. in their lives directly related drinking problems. In intimacy, they will have 3. The alcoholic frequently 4. The average age of an to alcohol. In most cases, addition, this group focuses difficulty in this area for the experiences " blank-outs" or alcoholic has dropped in the their problems will be of a on the emotional side of rest of their lives. memory lapses while last ten years from 45 to 25. psychological . nature as alcohol recovery, and the ALCOHOL TASK FORCE- drinking. 5. One out of every six opposed to becoming eventual building up of each This is a relatively new 4. The alcoholic denies that children come from a home of physically addicted to other's self-<:onfidence, self organization with the a drinking problem exists. an alcoholic in this state, and alcohol. acceptance, and self-esteem. primary goal of educating the statistics prove that Alcohol abuse is directly RAP GROUP student body about the approximately half of them related to many problem type This group examines complexities of alcohol and Student Affairs would like will turn to be chemically behaviors, such as alcohol-related problems of other drug abuse problems. to help those individuals who dependent or mentally ill vandalism, assaults, and children who have grown up Along with instilling this are having psychological or themselves as a result of students being killed in car in the homes of alcoholics. awareness, the group intends physiological problems growing up in a home of an accidents, or drirtking Statistics prove that 50 to promote responsible related to alcohol. If you are alcoholic. themselves to death. percent of all individuals who drinking. Members of the experiencing drinking 6. Per capita figures for This year, Stu Whipple is grew up in homes of Alcohol Task Force include problems, contact Stu alcoholism have risen instituting preventative alcoholics will become Residence Hall Directors,. Whipple, at the Counseling dramatically in the last two activities and programs with chemically dependent or Hall Council members, and Human Development decades. Figures such as 40 the hopes of bringing this mentally ill sometime in their Student Government Center, third floor Delzell percent to 70 percent are not situation under control. lives. This program is members, and other Hall. uncommon . Preventative measures devised to prevent concerned students. Thursday, October 30 at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts STUDENT EXPERIMEN Building. TAL TV, CABLE CHANNEL 3 - 6 p.m., SET News, 6:30, ... Sunday, November2 SET presents " to be ELEVENTH HOUR UN-IVERSITY SYM ·- announced," 7 p.m., Movie on SPECIALS ON 90 FM PHONY ORCHESTRA . - Halloween, 9 p.m., Vidi Tracs Thursday, October 30 - Preliminaries at 8 p.m. at presents Jan Maura. Gino Vannelli-Brother to Michelsen Hall in the Fine Brother, Half Speed Master Arts Building. Frlday-8unday, October 31· November2 Disc Sanct.y, November 2 Friday,. October 31 - AC :\ SENTRY THEATRE HAPPY HOUR - U p.m. ... . 00Baek In Black ...~· Arts, and' Lectures presents in the Grid. Saturday, November 1 - Leona Mitchell, from the Saturday, November I The Police-Zen ya tta Soprano-Metropolitan Opera, Mondatta at 8 p.m., in Sentry Theatre. FOOTBALL The Sunday, November 2 - and the officer who arrested we'll find out when we watch Pointers take on Eau Claire Sadao Wantanabe-How's the two injured individuals on Howard Hawks' 1953 film Wednesday, November 5 at 1 p.m., there. Everything, sides one and the Square Homecoming with Marilyn Monroe and WISCONSIN ARTS two weekend, will be present to Jane Russell as they dance QUINTET CONCERT - At 8 Sunday, November 2 Tuesday, November 3 - address any questions you and sing with zest and lots of p.m. in Michelsen Hall. PACKERS VS . Sadao Watanabe-How's have concerning this issue, at leg to classic tunes such as PITTSBURGH STEELERS Everything, sides three and 10p.m.on90FM. " Diamonds Are a Girl's Best - On the Video Screen at 12 four Friend." Shown at 7 and 9:15, noon in the Coffeehouse. Wednesday, November 4 - November 4 in the Program Bob Welch-May Overboard Banquet Room, and Monday, November 3 Thursday, November 5 - November 5 in the Wisconsin MONDAY NIGHT Hall and Oates Radio Special, Room. ... FOOTBALL - Chicago VS. talk and music about their Thursday and Friday, Thursday, October 30 Cleveland on the Video latest up, Voices. TA:KE BACK THE NIGHT Screen at 8 p.m. in the Friday, November 6 - October 30 and 31 ALIEN - This bizarre and MARCH AND RALLY - Coffeehouse. Bruce Springsteen-The Meet at 6:30 p.m. at the River, sides one and two mysterious film will be shown at 6:30 and 9 p.m. in UWSP Sundial and all Tuesday, November 4 Saturday, November 7 - Thursday, October 30 concerned students will BUCK ROGERS AND Bruce Springsteen-The the Wisconsin Room of the University Center. DADDY WHISKERS march to demonstrate their CAPTAIN MARVEL - At 8 River, sides three and four Dance and get into the anger towards violence and 9 p.m. in the Coffeehouse. Halloween spirit at Allen against women. Local Monday, November 3, Monday, November3 Tuesday and Wednesday. Upper, 8:30-11 :30 p.m. citizens will speak. (Wear through Saturday, November 90 FM TWO-WAY RADIO November 4 and 5 warm clothes and bring a - Presents the situation on 8 GENTLEMEN PREFER Friday, October 31 flashlight.> The march will JIM! HENDRIX - Video the Square. Mayor BLONDES - Is it true? I AMERICAN BUFFALO, proceed to Pioneer Park, and Tapes will be shown in the Haberman, the Police Chief, certainly hope not! Oh well, Presented by Studio Theatre child care will be available. Grid. The Pointer Page 23 4116 in 430 Smith Hall. Thinsulate vest, $65 new, 3 the Union. Check the Poop for FOR SALE: 1978 Schwinn weeks old. MAKE OFFER. the room. Continental 26" frame w Call 341-0466. lntervarsity will meet G!assified accessories, $125. Also 14" E- FOR SALE: Electric Thursday at 7 p.m. in the 78 snow tires w-wheels for typewriter, 10-speed man's Union. See the Poop for room. Toyota, $25. Call Scott at 346- bike, and Chromatic Call Don at 34Hi737 for more 3158 in Rm. 346. harmonica, all in excellent information. wanted WANTED: ALBUMS. Any 60's Rock or New Wave! FOR SALE : Downhill skis, condition. Call 341-9046. Chi Alpha will meet K2 Trade that trash for cash (or just in time for winter! announcements Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Ballets with Solomon Union . Check the Poop for the WANTED: 3-bedroom stash! ) Call Vic at 344-3552. bindings, Caber boots and room. Ther.e will be a apartment near campus for poles. Excellent condition, ATTENTION: PARENTS second semester. Call Lynne for rent Fellowship dinner at 6 p.m. in must see! Call Sandy, 341- OF PRESCHOOLERS. New the Grid. All are invited. at 346-3776 in Rm. 434. 2895 , for more information. quality Day Care Center The Citizens Party will WANTED: I-bedroom FOR RENT : Available FOR SALE: Classic guitar, located 5 blocks south of Old Nov . 7, cozy 2-bedroom meet on Mon. , Nov. 3 at the furnished apartment for hardly used, in excellent Main at 2151 Oak St. Charles White Library at 7 second semester. Preferably apartment close to campus condition. $85 with case and Thompson ''Tot-Lot '' p.m. The public is invited. near campus. Call Terri at and downtown. Unfurnished. music. Contact Amy at 346- Preschool now offering The . following recruiters 345-0687. 1409 Pine St. Call 341-2156. 2348 in Rm. 204 Neale. special rate for enrolling. will be on campus during the HELP WANTED: FOR RENT : Single FOR SALE: Used woman's Call 341-9316 or 344-3271. next week . Persons OVERSEAS JOBS-Sum bedroom for female, downhill ski gear. . Lange Sunday, Nov. 2, Blue interested in obtaining mer-year-round. Europe, furnished, $120 per month boots (size 7), Dynamic skis Mountain Bluegrass Ba11d information regarding on S. Amer., Australia, Asia. including utilities. Available with Besser bindings, poles. will perform at the Holiday campus interviews with these All Fields. $500-$1200 Nov. I. Call 344-3514. In good condition, make an Inn. 7-11 p.m. employers should contact the monthly. Sightseeing-Free FOR RENT: Openings for 3 offer. Call Julieat341-2739. HACKY SACK DAY : Career Counseling and info. Write: IJC Box 52-Wl5 males . Nice big house, FOR SALE: Banjo with Hacky-Net even! Sat., high Placement Office, 134 Old Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. completely furnished, $450 case, good condition. $75 Call noon, Nov . 25. Miserable Main Building, telephone 346- HELP WANTED: includes utilities. Available Nancy at 341-8729. weather date, Sun. Nov. 26 at 3136. CAMPUS REPRESENTA second semester. Call Rob or FOR SALE: 12-string noon. Main area of Jordan International Paper TIVE POSITION! Part-time Luke at 341-2629. Epihone guitar, · $100. AM Park. Company, November 4. position promoting high FOR RENT: 2 single rooms FM, cassette, turntable SCSA annual Fall Banquet, Boise Cascade quality Spring Break beach in a four-bedroom apartment Multiplex stereo with Thur., Nov. 6 at THE WHO Corporation, November 4. trips on campus for - second semester, 'h block speakers, $100 or best offer. CARES SUPPER CLUB. Dr. Kimberly-Clark Corporati commission plus free travel. from campus. Call Jamie or Also a Craig AM-FM cassette Francis Hole speaking on on, November 5. Call or write for an Dan at 341-8140. in dash car stereo, one year "Conversations with Soil" Owens-Illinois, Inc., application. Summit Travel, FOR RENT: Room for old, Model No. T603, $100 or Tickets $5, available at SCSA Novembers. Inc . , Parkade Plaza, three guys second semester. best offer. Call 34H646. office. Social hour 6-7 p.m. U.S. Marines, November 5- Columbia, Mo., 65201, (800) 1625 College Ave. $350. Call Chicken and ham buffet 7. 325-0439. Dan or Tony at 341-5938. FOR SALE : AKAI 1720W dinner at 7. Container Corporation of Interested in working as a Reel to reel, works great. CAMPUS CRUSADES will for sale America, November 6. "Nanny" in England for the With 30 tapes, $150. Pioneer meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Federal Deposit Insurance summer• If you are planning PL31D turntable with dust Union. Check the Poop for the Corporation, November 7. on going abroad to England FOR SALE : Splithein x cover, $50. Also a gas stove, room. or will be in Europe and country skis (215 cm .) with 30" white, $50. Call 341-2156. Overseas Christian personals would like to spend the Geze bindings, aluminum FOR SALE: 1970 Nova two Fellowship will meet Friday summer working there, I've poles, Addidas Suomi boots door ; 307; new body work and at 6 p.m. in the Union. Check Baby : LA's cold without got a job for you. For more (size 13 ), case, waxes, paint job; $700 firm. Call 335- the Poop for the room. you and the warmth of your details, call Debbie at 341- scraper, and corks. Package 4379 after 4:30 p.m. Baptist Student Union will smile. I'm missing you . Love, 0582. price, $100. Call Steve at 346- FOR SALE: Camp 7 meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in OneL. IIIIIIUIIIUIIIUHtttttttU1 Courtesy Of: I "THE WAGON WHEEL" · Presents COWBOY NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5 Come in to listen & dance to your favorite Country Western Music Free admission for persons wearing Cowboy Hats! ! Doors Open At 7:00 1.0. Required ...______,_ ..... utUHNtfflHMHIIHIHIIIN111HIUINJHN11NIHNHHHHtttllUlllltllttlHl111HIUIIIIIIIIIIIHHIHtlllnfflNllllltkf11tmllmNNftN1NNHtfNII ______.. Ii ; ~ j ~ .....,"C ...N STUDENTS--Why Settle For less? 0 i.,..., !" LIVE AT THE VILLAGE ... THE ULTIMATE IN APARTMENT_, LIVING i 301 MICHIGAN-STEVENS POINT, WIS. EACH APARTMENT HAS: * 2 BEDROOMS AND TWO FULL BATHS * INDIVIDUAL HEAT CONTROL WITH VANmES * PANELING IN LIVING ROOM * COLOR COORDINATED RANGE AND * TELEPHONE OUTLET IN EACH ROOM REFRIGERATOR, DISHWASHER AND DISPOSAL * LAUNDRY FACILITIES ' * COMPLETELY FURNISHED IN MED· * SEMI-PRIVATE ENTRANCES ITERRANEAN DECOR * EACH STUDENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ONLY THEIR SHARE OF THE RENT. * CARPETING AND DRAPES * AIR CONDITIONING * CABLE T.V. HOOK-OP LIMITED OPENINGS FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. · For Information. tlte Village And Application 301 MlpHIGAN AVE. CALL 341·2120 Contact: BETWEEN 9 A.M. & 5 P.M.