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I IM I D Lecture — 'Outside' artists Spero and Golub speak of art and its meaning, (page 3) Baseball — 'On the Mound' christens the 1991 baseball season with insight into the Brew ers' continuing turmoil, (page 5) Arts & Entertainment — Revealing interview with cult author Douglas Adams, (page 6) In The Public Interest Since 1956 Volume 35, Number 49 Gasthaus programmer charged with theft by fraud by Robert R. Pavlicsek charges that $2,130 was misap Donna Schmidt, Dunne had de tually played in the Gasthaus at student programmers won't be propriated. livered a check for $260 to cover that time. tempted to do the same. Dunne, who books the enter fees for a band. The check was "We didn't play there [the "We need programming in the homas Dunne, president of tainment for the UWM Gasthaus, made out to a person that had no Gasthaus]," said Shurilla, "He Gasthaus, but not that kind," she the Coalition of Student was unavailable for comment. affiliation with the band and then [Dunne] cashed a check that was added. "What we need is a group TProgrammers (CSP), has Hodermann said an "inside cashed. made out to me. We were sup that will work together, not a been charged with two counts of source" at the Gasthaus brought posed to play a short set for one-man show." the situation to the Campus Po Dunne paid the group $100 in theft by fraud, according to Mil cash, keeping the other $160 to $100, the check was made out Dean of Student Life Carmen lice's attention. waukee County District Attorney himself, said Hodermann. for $150." Witt was unavailable for com Greg O'Meara and Lt. Pam According to O'Meara, Dunne ment and her office is maintain Hodermann of the UWM Cam "had checks written for friends According to Hodermann, "I helped him get a couple ing a "no comment" response. pus Police. for certain amounts and would around Feb. 28, Dunne forged bands there," he added. According to Hodermann, the requisition $300 for a band but Mark Shurilla's name on a check misappropriations span from Sept. Approximately 10 checks were In some cases, Dunne alleged paid only $150." meant for the group Blackhole. ly would have a check written out 1990 to Mar. 1991. misappropriated by Dunne, said According to a police com Shurilla heads the group. Black- Over 15 bands were inter Hodermann. The police report to a band, telling them that the plaint filed by UWM Detective hole had cancelled and never ac- money was to be shared between viewed in the investigation that two or three bands. According to Hodermann described as "very Hodermann, he would have the difficult, because of the informal Coppola, Spielberg, Scorcese. check endorsed and cashed, give way of [booking]." a percentage and then keep a The case has been handed percentage. over to the district attorney's of fice. According to Hodermann, Student Association President O'Meara will ask for full moneta Stephanie Bloomingdale, said she ry restitution, alchohol and drug feels "extremely disappointed evaluation and two weeks in the with [Dunne]. What I hope that House of Corrections with a can come out of this is that other three-year probation. SA debate focus on politics, issues by Saskia Doehner tudent Association politics was the major focus of an executive candidate debate in the Wisconsin Room April 4. S The majority of the debate focused on whether SA has become too political and too removed from students' concerns. "We have an us-vs.-them attitude at this campus," said Steve Silton, presidential candidate with None of the Above (NOTA). "We want to promote a we-attitude and speak for students instead of against them." Silton said the Achieving Student Action through Progress (ASAP) party, which has run SA for the last two years, started under the slogan "Join the revolution," but has lost its revolutionary spirit and become "an established political machine. "ASAP is running on an old ^^^"^——^—«^^—•• platform, NOTA is new. We will move SA in a bold, new direc "Wouldn't it be boring if tion," Silton said. He added that NOTA's pivotal goal is to de- everyone agreed?" politicize the student government. —Tim Vertz "If we depoliticize SA, who is ASAP presidential candidate going to fight against tuition hike?" asked Tim Vertz, ASAP presidential candidate. He said depoliticizing SA would limit students' influence in the battle for their rights. Robert Kuenn, vice-presidential candidate with NOTA, said ASAP has overlooked the silent majority at UWM. "Students were Post photo by Jim Siosiarek predominately pro-war and supported our politics [in the Middle Heather Halstead films (from I. to r.) Phil Johnson, Michael 'Stig' Strykowski, Tom Au East]," Silton said, criticizing SA's public voicing of its opinion against gustine and Gail Burkel as they perform a scene from the John Waters' film Desperate the Gulf War and what he saw as turning a discussion at the Union Living. The group, along with other students, take their turns filming, directing and starr Concourse on the day the U.S. attacked Iraq into an anti-war rally. ing in film projects. Please see Elect page 4 Soviet rebel-poet explores politics of USSR by Andrea Rowe and autobiography have been translated into all major James Ragan, an internationally-honored poet and co- languages. editor of the upcoming "Collected Poetry of Yevgeny Yevtushenko said that the Soviet Union must learn civ Yevtushenko", provided his own English translations of reedom of speech and violence will not save the Sovi ilized divorce, referring to the attempt by the Baltic states the works read by Yevtushenko. et Union, only prosperity, according to world-re to secede. nowned Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko. Ragan, honored as a world ambassador of poetry and F "I mean it's better, I think, to have good neighbors than recipient of two Fulbright Professorships, read his own "Our newspapers now are the best newspapers in the bad allies," Yevtushenko said. poem titled, "Horrible and Fascinating." This was taken world and our magazines are the best magazines in the Through readings of his work, Yevtushenko provided world, but we can not eat freedom of speech, we can not from Dan Rather's commentary of the space shuttle Chal sometimes subtle insights into the relationship between lenger tragedy, according to Ragan. wear freedom of speech," Yevtushenko said in a lecture Soviet politics and poetry. The discussion of the two relied titled "Poetry and Politics," speaking to a near-capacity solely on questions from the audience. Ragan said the generation of today is telegenic, paying crowd April 3 in the Wisconsin Room of the UWM Union. Yevtushenko read most of the selected poems in Rus too much attention to the media. He called it the "you Yevtushenko, 67, is a rebel-poet whose concern for the sian, breaking the barriers of translation by offering the know" generation and said it has taken over our whole truth made him famous during the days of Stalin's Russia. rhythm and very essence of his poetry. One didn't need to country. Today he is considered to be in the forefront of change in be fluent in Russian to understand the angry and some Gorbachev's Soviet Union. His books of poetry, fiction. times sad tones, lingering words and sighs. 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Golub's series usual "hostility between whites and in political and feminist actions ation/by which woman wants to and Ron Novy • ly consist of five or six paintings Blacks in close quarters, with a related to art, such as demonstra come/to resemble man ... the on a single topic. hint of the sexual." tions at the Whitney Museum to whole/virile illusion ... feminism/ riday evening's lecture by ar Some of his earlier series dealt Golub said that the purpose of protest the exclusion of women wants castration, /even that of/ tists Leon Golub and Nancy with birth, shamans and sphinx his work was to see; "What kind of artists from the prestigious mod woman.