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( (B ar Ae sth ete ) T H E ZO DIA C Pl an te d on th e c or ne r of 45th St re et an d 40th Av enu e in Ke no sha is a you ng pe op les ba r- n ig h tc lu b , T he Z od ia c. E x­ te rn al ly , th e Zo dia c is a br ic k, on e st or y, mo de rn ed ifi ce who se m os t n o ti c e a b le n ig h tt im e fe a tu r e s a r e co lo re d li g h ts wh ich ill um in at e th e bu ild in g's wa lls . An oth er gl ar in g fe at ur e of th is loc al nig ht sp ot a re the c a rs pa rk ed on th e sid e of th e ro a d , p ro v id in g a m p le ill um ina tio n of t he pli gh t of l at e pat ron sSv ho w er e co nfr on ted by a fill ed pa rk in g lot . Ge ne An der son , a stu de nt fri en d fro m Ma dis on, an d I wa lke d int o the ba r an d we re co n fr o n te d by a bu rl y m on ey m an , as ki ng us to ha nd ove r a do lla r ea ch ; co ve r. We qu es tio ne d him a s to wh at th e ba nd 's na m e wa s. He told us it wa s the Ch ica go Ex pr es s. Upo n fu rth er inq uir y we we re in­ fo rm ed th at it wa s a sou l gr ou p (w hic h it w as n 't) , " th e re 's a co up le ni gg er s in th e ba nd ." With th at re m ar k, Ge ne an d I lau gh ed an d wo nd ere d ou r wa y to t he long ba r, ali gh tin g on two pa dd ed b ar st o o ls s it u a te d ar ou nd the fa r c ur ve ne ar es t th e do or. In my inn oc en ce I o rd er ed "I f Only We W ere O ld er " FR IE N D S Sc re en pl ay — J ac k Ru sse ll Ver non H ar ri s Pa ul Ha rr iso n pla ye d by Se an Bu ry Mi ch ell e La To ur pla yed by An ice e Alv ina Whe n I fou nd th at El ton Jo hn w as to s up ply the m us ic for a film co nt em po ra ry Ro me o an d J ul ie t I ex pe ct ed an un re al lov e-h ip s to ry of yo un g'n s on the ru n, tru ck 'n an d to ke 'n wh en ev er the y cou ld, ar m ed wit h m et ap ho rs for ev er yt hi ng ex ce pt th em se lv es . In st ea d Fr ie nd s pro ved to be a pl ea sa nt ly un be lie va ble lov e st or y- fa nt as y ab ou t you th wi tho ut th e p un ge nt od or of "t h e kil ler w ee d" or th e ca us tic two La ne Bla ck Top sm el l of c ar b o n m on ox id e. It w as e m b ra c a b ly ro m an tic an d th er ef or e ne ar ly im po ssi ble in thi s, o ur wo rld (a t th is po int it wou ld be good for you to ta ke a look ar ou nd yo u) . De ny ing al l Lo rds an d flie s, th e sto ry ta ke s pl ac e in F ra n ce ; P ar is , the n in an d ar ou nd the a nc ie nt Ro ma n r ui ns of A rie s. T hi s s et tin g of cr um bl in g sto ne , rol lin g wh ea tfi eld s an d ric h vi ce ya rd s w as th e ide al fo r An dr ea s Win ding , D ire ct or of Ph ot og ra ph y, wh ose spl en did wo rk w ould m ak e a po or er f ilm se em di st in ct . It all be gi ns wit h th e m ee tin g of E ng lis h 1 5 ye ar old Pa ul Ha rri so n an d one Fr en ch ye ar yo un ge r Mi ch ell e La To ur . Th e gi rl is or­ ph an ed wit h he r fa th er 's re ce nt de at h an d liv ing wi th non e too en th us ia st ic re la tiv es . Th e bo y's pr ed ic em en t is ne ar ly a s ba d, wit h a we alt hy fa th er who se es his sp aw n as hi s d iv o rc ed w if e 's so n. T h is s te re o ty p ic a l ch ar ac te r is ab ou t to re m ar ry hi s al te r, a sn ob be r wit h a son who loo ks lik e spo ile d ca v ia r. In ev ita bl e, th e two ou tc as ts le av e thi s ab su rd ity for re al ity in th e sou th of F ra n ce an d th e co tta ge in wh ich Mi che lle an d he r ar ti st -f at he r on ce liv ed. Th e boy , i n s ea rc h of gr oc er y mo ne y, mo ves fro m on e job to th e nex t un til he fin all y ta ke s up the re gi on al sp or t of gr ap e pic kin g. He is em plo ye d by a kin dly old w in em ak er , co m pl eti ng th e Cop- pe rfi eld -T em pl en es s p ar t of th e st or y. Th e pa ir a re w ha t cou ld be ca lle d " c u te " . He is a s C op pe rfi eld a s a boy of th is tim e c an ge t wi tho ut lou sin g up th e tim e-c on tin uu m • an d ha vi ng th e who le fil m su ck ed in to no thi ng ne ss. Sh e, " e n pe tit e fi lle ", so ft hue d an d w ar m , wit h a tou ch of Fr en ch im - pi sh ne ss . Th ey bot h fa lt er co rr ec tly lik e two pla yin g de er , kn ee s bu ckl ing an d ey es wid e op en . No thi ng is sp ec ta cu la ril y pho ny ab ou t the de lic at e lov e sc en es be tw ee n th is fr ag ile co up le, an d th ei r inn oc en ce is pl ay ed to th e fu lle st, m ak in g wh at ot he r fil ms m ig ht ha ve ca rn iv or ou s, fre sh an d new ly aw ak en ed . . . a do ub le Ja ck Da ni el s Bo urb on for the tou sle ha ire d m ad - tow ne r, an d a gin ton ic fo r my se lf. Th is wa s to be ou r la st ha rd dr ink of th e nig ht, ex ce pt for a qu ar t of Pe rn od I ha d st as he d in th e a pa rt m en t, a s th e $2.75 p ri ce th at wa s ru ng up on th e ca sh re gi st er wr en ch ed fro m my mi nd de lus ion s of dr ink in g re ga lly . Whe n it co st s $2.75 for a d ou ble bou rbo n a nd a gin ton ic, the bill al w ay s ha s a wr en ch in g ef fe ct. Th e pr ic e, to sa y th e le as t, wa s a bit m uc h. Ha vin g un an im ou sly de cid ed to go vi a a ch ea pe r ro ut e to Eu ph or ia , we we re ye t to be as to un de d at the au da ci ty of the m an ag em en t in its st ra ig ht - fac ed de liv er an ce of a bo ttld of Bu d a t 65 c en ts. Bu d, it m us t be ad m itt ed , is a sin gu la r be er , bu t a t 65 ce nt s a thr ow , o ne ha s th e rig ht to ex pe ct mo re th an si ng ul ar ity . I su pp os e w hen you go to a pl ac e lik e th e Zo cia d, you ha ve to be wil lin g to pay th e du es. Un fo rtu na tel y th e du es a re a s ou tra ge ou s a s my in­ vo lu nt ar y 54 hou r w ork we ek . In sh or t, if you do n' t l ea ve the ba r dr un k, a s G en e an d I so me ho w m an ag ed to do , you le av e wit h the d is tin ct fee lin g of bei ng ha d. Un les s, of co ur se , yo u' re ri ch . Whe n you so be r up you kno w yo u' ve be en ha d, an d th a t' s eno ug h to dr iv e you to dr in k. Non e of th e im pe cc ab ly mo d un ifo rm ed ba rt en de rs ha d th e tim e to be so ci ab le , the y w er e q u it e o v er w o rk e d , a n d oc ­ ca sio na lly , an d un de rs ta nd ab ly ru de . Ho we ve r, ge ne ra lly th e se rv ic e an d th e mix olo gy w er e qu ite goo d, th e mix olo gy a lm os t to th e poi nt of st ai nl es s ef­ fic ien cy ; nin e ice -fil led To m Co llin s gl as se s lin ed up on the ba r, re ad y to be fil led in an as se m bl y lin e pr oc es s. Th e w al ls of the es ta bl is h­ m en t (n ei th er th e co nc ep ts of ba r or ni gh tcl ub qu ite fi t th e Z o di ac ) a r e m a li g n e d w ith Zo dia c pe nn an ts (I gu es s th a t' s wh er e the y g ot the na m e f or th e es ta bl is hm en t) wi th su ch wi tty on e lin er s a s " I' m Le o, I' m b o s s y ," " I 'm G em in i, I m ' fi ck le ," , -w ell I'm Vi rgo so ge t pl an te d. Th e Zo dia c re m in ds m e of a b ar in Mi lw au ke e, fro m wh ich I w as m ist ak en ly ev ic te d (C on tin ued on P ag e 6) S t u d e n t G o v ' t M e e t s ! s e e p a g e f i v e th e qu iv er in g, un su re pa ssi on of pu be rty is evo ked -du sted -of f in the be -h el de r's ey es . An ice e Alv ina an d Se an Bu ry w er e 17 wh en th e fil m w as co mp let ed , th ei r tas k of con ­ jur ing up th at inn oc en ce w as pr ob ab ly fa r g re at er fo r the m th an fo r s om eo ne ol de r an d fa r re m ov ed en ou gh fro m th at tim e to ca te go riz e an d iso la te th at kin d of em oti on . Th e g ir l ev en tu al ly be co m es pr eg na nt an d the two ac ce pt the fa ct wit h th eir evo lvi ng inn oc en ce , wh ich by now ha s gr ow n in to a de ep an d de pe nd an t lov e, th at su rp as se s an y oy J im Kol oen T itl e: Wi tho ut Mu sic Au th or : Ge or ge Fo x Pu bl is he r: Ho lt, R in eh ar t an d Win ston ($5.95) Th e o nly goo d thi ng ab ou t be ing a book re vi ew er , be sid es th e fr ee boo ks, is th at on ce in aw hi le you pic k ou t a book wit h an un­ fa m ili ar tit le by an unk now n au th or , ba sin g yo ur ch oic e on th e co ve r, th e l u re of t he tit le or the fa ct th at it 's on ly 210 pa ge s s ho rt . Wi tho ut M usi c w as a l ong s ho t, ye s i nd ee dy , a nd sh e c om e i n 'h ea d a da pa ck . Wi tho ut M usi c i s w ith ou t a do ub t t he ty pe of no vel th at Ev el yn Wa ugh wr ot e, an d in m an y w ay s a pp ro ac he s th e ab su rd is m fou nd in Vo nn egu t, Ke sey an d ot he r m od er ns . It is ab su rd , co m ic al an d sa ti ri ca l; cr az y ab su rd se co nd ar y ch ar ac te rs a re inv olv ed in ab ­ su rd cr az y si tu at io ns , st ea lin g the sho w, wh ile a not too i m pr es si ve pr ot ag on ist is ca ug ht up an d mu dd led by th e th in gs th at a re ha p­ pe nin g a ro un d hi m . Th e p ro ta go ni st kno ws he ca n 't co nt ro l th in gs , bu t he tr ie s to d o som et hi ng in a va gu e w ay a ny w ay . Th e po int of vie w is ty pi ca lly m od er n, fi rs t pe rs on na rr at io n, wi th go od u se of d es cr ip tiv e w or ds a nd fla sh ba ck s th at a r e re le va nt BOOK su pe rf ic ia l in te rp re ta tio ns . W hat th e " ol di es " ca ll a du lth oo d is be gin nin g to ha pp en . " W ha t sh al l we ca ll h im ?" . . . "W e' ll ca ll hi m P a u l. " . . . " I c a n 't ha ve two ch ild re n na m ed P a u l. " T he ba by , a gi rl , is d el iv er ed (w ith th e he lp of a book ) by th e h us ba nd now 16 an d the wif e now 15. Th ei r joy is ge nu in e. El ton Jo hn 's so ng s a re bl as te d (3 t o 4 tim es lou de r th an the re gu la r so un d tr ac k) at th e au di en ce du rin g ru nn ing an d pla yin g sc en es . I wo uld h av e pr ef er re d o rc he st ra tio n in se rte d in ste ad , th e st or y bei ng self ex pl an at or y wi tho ut ly ric al as si st an ce . A lo ve st or y at th e pr op er lev el a nd pit ch wi tho ut Ali M cG raw or Ry an O' Ne al . En joy in g a film be ca us e i t " e n te rt a in s" m e is no l on ge r po ssi ble m er ely be ca us e I ha ve ha d to be ob je ct iv e ab ou t the m fo r th e la st ye ar . I t ha s be co me ne ce ss ar y for m e to look at th e film in the co nte xt of th e w orl d t ha t it is se en (o r a t le as t my in te rp re ta tio n of th at w or ld ). In th at co nt ex t, the n, th is film is an ef fe cti ve on e. Th er e sti ll se em to be m om m ie s an d da d­ di es ou t th er e in fil m la nd th at co ns ist en tly thi nk of tho se 13, 14 an d 15 ye ar old "l it tl e pe op le" ru nn in g ar ou nd th ei r ho m es a s ju st "k id s" . Th ey a re ex pe cte d to go to sch oo l, re se pc t m ot he r an d fa th er , wh et he r or not the y d es er ve it, an d de sig n th em se lv es in th e (C on tin ued on P ag e 5) to th e ch ar ac te ri za tio n of plo t de ve lop m en t. Th e at ti tu de , so to sp ea k, of th e pr ot ag on is t- na rr at or em ph as iz es a low -ke yed , I' v e se en it al l, wo rld ly c yn ic ism . H um or be co me s ton gu e in ch ee k, th e m os t ab su rd si tu at io ns a re tr ea te d off ha nd ed ly, wi th a ye ah so wh at el se is new ap pr oa ch . Th e pr og at on ar ra to r, Me rl K ra ft, is a m id dl ea ge d, New Yo rk City fr ee la nc e w ri te r wh o sp en ds six m on ths w rit in g an d si x mo nth s tra ve lin g. He w ri te s for th e sli ck m ag az in es , Tu rm oi l fo r Men is on e. His re ce nt ly co m pl et ed st or ie s inc lud e th e s ti rr in g " I Fo ug ht w ith the Ba ttl in g L ep er s of Vie t N am "; th e p iq ua nt st or y of th e " Y an k Ag ent Who Le d th e De ad ly Se we r De vil s of W ar sa w "; an d the sh oc kin g "A Ya nk A dv en tu re r, a La tin Go- Go G irl , a Cr az ed He roi n Ad dic t — B ur rie d Al ive for E ig ht Mo nth s in Re d C ub a' s 'C av e of 10,000 T o rt u re s' !" . Six m on th s of ha ck w rit in g do ne, old M erl e fli es to M aj or ca , wit h h is b itc hi ng e x-w ife, to m ak e s u re th at an ex -g irl fri en d do es n' t m ur de r hi s ill eg iti m at e da ug ht er . T he ex- wi fe do es n' t kn ow ab ou t th e ill eg iti m at e da ug ht er , sh e go es alo ng for th e va ca tio n an d be ca us e sh e 's lon ely . Sh e co ns ta nt ly re m in ds M er le of th ei r ba d ye ar s t og et he r, b re ak s d ow n, c ri es , co mp os es he rs el f an d a sk s h im who he sl ep t wit h la st ni gh t. M er le 's re as on fo r g oin g to M ajo rc a is va gu e, it ha s s om et hi ng to d o w ith a new ly de ve lop ed fee lin g of re sp on sib ili ty fo r th e c hil d he h as ne ve r s ee n. He c a n 't q ui te c op e w ith it be ca us e he is un ab le to ex pr es s it in wo rds , it 's a va gu e fee lin g th at dr iv es hi m . Th e ca ta ly st for thi s new fou nd re sp on sib ili ty is a n old ne ws c lip pi ng he ca m e ac ro ss wh ile re se ar ch in g an ar ti cl e. It co nc er ns an ex - gi rlf rie nd , B ar ba ra , wh o m ur de re d he r twi n boy s by he r fi rs t m ar ri ag e. Sh e'd be en de cl ar ed in sa ne , la te r aj ud ge d sa ne , M ex ica n di vo rce d he r we alt hy hu sb an d, an d now re si de s in (C on tin ue d on P ag e 6) Pa ge 2 NE W SC OP E De ce mb er 6, 1971 NE W S BR IEF S A IR WA R I N IN D O C H IN A (CI S) A res ea rch re po rt by a tro up at Co rne ll U ni ve rs ity re po rts tha t in the fi rs t 8 m ont hs of thi s ye ar , o ve r ha lf a m ill io n tons of a ir- dr op pe d m un itio ns we re us ed in In do ch ina , 17 ti m es the to tal am oun t used by the B ri ti s h in 10 y ea rs of suc ces sfu l coun- ter iris ur ge nc y in M al ay a. By the end of thi s ye ar , the Ni xo n Ad­ m in is tr at io n w il l ha ve dep loye d in thr ee yea rs as mu ch bom b tonn age as the John son Ad m in ist ra tio n di d in fiv e. B R IT IS H GR AD S O UT O F WO RK P a ri s (CP S) — Ov er 13 pe r ce nt of U ni te d Kin gd om -bo rn gra du ate s wh o l e ft th ei r un ive rs itie s in the su mm er of 1971 wer e eit he r s ti ll loo kin g fo r a job at the end of the ye ar or fe ll in to the ca teg ory of those whos e oc cu pa tio n was cla ss ifie d "u nk no w n ", re po rts a stu dy by the U ni ve rs ity Gr an ts Co m mi tte e in Lon don , En gl an d. Of the 45,2 36 gra du ate s con sid ere d, 5.4 pe r cen t we re wi tho ut jobs an d 8.4 pe r cen t we re of "u nk no wn de st in at io n" . Fo r the scie nce m aj or s, the fig ur es we re 4.5 pe r cen t an d 6.6 pe r ce nt re sp ec tiv el y, a nd f or the li b e ra l ar ts m aj or s, 6.2 pe r ce nt and 10 pe r cen t. LETT ERS T O T H E E D IT O R L E G A L N O T IC E Al l stud ents wis hin g to be con­ sid ere d for ap po int me nt to the Ca m pu s Co nc er ns C o m m it te e should sub mit th ei r na me s to the Stud ent Go ve rnm en t off ice and att en d the Stude nt S enate me eti ng Tu es da y, De ce mb er 14, 4 p .m ., Gr ee nq uis t, a t wh ich a ll ap ­ pli ca tio ns w ill be con side red . In te rv ie w s fo r u n iv e rs it y co m m it ti e s w il l be ta ke n by a p p o in tm en t in St ud en t G ov er nm en t o ff ic e . C on ta ct St ud . G o v 't o ff ic e o r c a ll 633-67 40. T he re a re m a n y co m m itt e e s w h ic h ha ve ne ve r be en fi ll e d as w e ll as St ud . G o v 't co m m itt e e s. T he re w il l be an o rg a n iz a tio n a l m e e ti n g of th e CSC Tu es da y, D ec em be r 7, 1971 Ro om 103 a t G re en qu is t a t 3:3 0 To the E d it o r: Th is pas t ele cti on has pe r­ son ally been ve ry dis tas te fu l an d dep res sin g fo r me . Wh at I and a fe w o the rs h ad tr ie d to do was po in t out wro ngs , ra ise issu es, an d in vo lv e peop le in cr ea tin g al te rn at iv e pr og ra m s to co m b at th e P a rk s id e su tia tio n. I exp ect ed and wn ate d peo ple to arg ue w ith m e a nd ca mp aig n ag ain st m e. W hat ha ppe ned w as th a t a lm o st no bo dy ca m ­ pai gn ed , exc ept to giv e out ha nd bil ls sa yin g vot e fo r m e, ne ve r bo th er ing to ex pl ain wh at ki n d of thi ng s they wo uld lik e to do, exc ept fo r those fe w w ho p ut th ei r pl at fo rm s in New scop e. An d t hen we h av e the gutl ess won ders wh o tr ie d to some how sla nd er me an d m y two pa rt­ ne rs, b y c la im in g tha t a vot e fo r me w as a v ote fo r v iole nce . Th is di dn 't bo the r me , an d I ca n un de rst an d w hy the p eopl e who wr ote it wo uld n't sig n th ei r nam es. W hat di d bot he r m e w as to kno w th at thi s is the wa y th in g s ha ve be en do ne a t P a rk s id e , an d I th ou gh t stud ent s wo uld be d iff er en t. T he m ist ak e I ma de was to un ­ de res tim ate the ex ten t t o wh ich som e, wh o have ves ted in ter es ts in the sch ool , w il l go to pr ot ec t th eir pos itio ns an d fav ors the y re ce ive by ke ep ing thi ng s the way the y ar e. So, l e t m e addr ess m ys el f to yo u as m y s e lf , in st e a d of Pr es ide nt of S.G .A. I f it 's ra di ca l to pro mo te pr og ra m s w h ic h g iv e st ud en ts m or e co nt ro l of th ei r ed uca tion , and to p ro m ot e h p ro g ra m s w h ic h w o ul d m ak e th e u n iv e rs it y se rve the co m mu nit ies wh ich pay fo r the m ins tea d of the pr of it-s ee kin g sp ec ial in te re st gro ups wh ich fee d o f off the m , © 1971 Jo s. Sc hl itz Br ew ing Co .. M ilw au ke e an d o the r gre at cit ies . S A G IT T A R IU S , NOV . 23- DE C. 21 A S a g i t f a r i a n l i k e s t o s h a r e h is e x p e r i e n c e s . E v e n h is S c h l it z M a l t L iq u o r . ^S ag itt ar ian s a re go od -v ib es pe op le . A nd Sc hl itz M alt Liq uo r go es 'd o w n we ll wi th Sa git ta ria ns Be ca us e S ch lit z M alt Liq uo r is Ta ur us , t he Bu ll. Kn ow n l or its de pe nd ab le go od tas te, an d so cia bi lit y. Pe op le un de r yo ur sig n l ov e fre ed om an d l ik e to tak e on a ch al le ng e. Ta ki ng a ris k do es n't bo the r yo u. Yo u'r e ind ep en de nt an d s pi rit ed . Y ou sa y wh ate ve r yo u tb ink , a nd so me tim es yo u ca n be pr et ty blu nt . De sp ite th e ta ct tha t yo u'r e pl ai n sp ok en , p eo pl e lik e yo u b ec au se yo u'r e gif te d wi th br igh t op tim ism an d an un ca nn y in tu itio n. An d the re 's n ot hi ng yo u l ik e be tte r th an sh ar ing you r id ea s wi th trie nd s. Yo ur ru lin g pl an et . J up ite r, giv es yo u a liv el y, alm os t co m pu lsi ve int er es t in pe op le . An d p eo pl e sh ar ing go od tim es is wh at Sc hl itz M alt Liq uo r i s al l ab ou t Yo u alw ay s in tro du ce you r trie nd s to th e Bu ll, be ca us e he 's go t th e s tu ff yo u ad mi re. Sa git ta riu s a nd th e B u ll -y o u 'r e bo th br av e, bo ld , a nd pro ud . N ob od y m a k e s m al t li qu or li ke S ch li tz . N ob od y. ca ll m e ra d ic al an d an yth ing else you wa nt. Th e un iv er si ty m us t in v o lv e it s e lf in th e co mm un itie s in a mu ch mo re di re ct wa y. We, as stu den ts, F ac ul ty , an d Ad m in is tra to rs hav e to r ea liz e t ha t we a re n ot a pr iv ile ge d se lect g rou p. We ow e too mu ch to too ma ny peop le f or bei ng he re . We ha ve to r ep lac e wh at' s good fo r the in di vi du al w ith the thi ng s th at the mo st nu mb er of peo ple w il l be ne fit fro m . B ut , a t the sam e tim e be co ns tan tly aw ar e of gu ar din g ove r the c iv il rig ht s th at each per son is en tit le d to. Tw o Fr id a ys ago B ru ce an d I re ce ive d wh at we co nsi der to b e a w ar ni ng . We un de rst an d th is to be pa rt of the sam e mi sg uid ed re ac tio n as th at of those who wr ot e the le af le t at ta ck in g me . We w il l no t si t bac k an y lon ge r an d wa tch inn oce nt peo ple be vi ct im iz ed by se lfis h, gre ed y, ma ch ine - peo ple. I t i s no t a que stio n an ym or e of the nec ess ity fo r cha nge in ou r in st itu tio ns . Th ere has to be chan ges, beca use if the re is n 't, som ebod y is go ing t o get h u rt . If the peo ple wh o ar e ag ain st us tr y to stop us by the wa y the y tr ie d tw o F ri da ys ag o; w e 'll dea l w ith the m in the sa me w ay . I f these peop le wa nt to su rfa ce an d de cla re the ms elv es, fin e, th at 's wh at they sho uld do, beca use the y co uld n ev er w in in a fig h t w ith us. I ca n ass ure y ou t ha t we we re no t ele cte d to st ar t a ri o t. We we re ele cte d on a p ro gr am th at sai d we wa nt thi ng s cha nge d, becau se it 's h u rt in g too m an y peo ple. It 's as sim pl e as th at . I' m w ill in g to ar gu e i t out w ith an yb od y, b u t b ei n g a m a te ri a li s t, th a t m ea ns I be lie ve in thi ng s, an d th at me ans re su lts . W e'r e in fo r an ex ci tin g ye ar an d one tha t I hope w il l be jud ged sole ly on ac fio n a nd thin gs done . T he re' s roo m fo r a ll of you to do so me thi ng , a nd we 're w ill in g to he lp a ll of yo u do wh ate ver you wa nt. De an Lou mo s SGA Pr es ide nt To the stu den t bod y, W ell , he re we ar e at pos t­ ele cti on tim e ag ain . A fte r a ll the vote s we re ta llie d, even tho ugh I wa s elec ted , I was dis ap po int ed to f in d out the v er y sl ig ht vo ter tu rn out (17 pe r ce nt ). Mo st of the peo ple I' v e ta lke d to hav e sai d th at the stu de nt bod y is ap ath eti c, bu t I th ink tha t it goes fa r bey ond tha t. W hat is wro ng? Wh at d on 't yo u li k e ab ou t o u r v o ti n g sys tem at Pa rks ide ? Ho w can we cha nge i t to m ak e it be tte r o r m or e con ven ient ? Do you hav e any sugg estio ns? In m y ca m pa ign pl at fo rm , I sa id th at I wo uld tr y to es tab lish be tte r lin es of co mm un ica tio n be tw ee n the stu de nt gov ern ­ m en t an d the ad m in is tra tio n. Th is a ct io n w ou ld no t am ou nt to a h il l of bean s if we d o no t ha ve an y co m m un ica tio n betw een the s tud ent go ve rnm en t a nd the st ud e nt bo dy . We ca nn ot re pr es en t yo u if we do n ot k now how yo u fee l. T E L L US ! I pe rso na lly w an t to r ep res ent yo u (t h a t's wh y I ra n fo r thi s of fic e) . F ee l fre e to sto p m e in the ha lls an d te ll m e how you fee l. B et te r ye t, w rit e me . M y add res s is : N or m an B . P ie tra s R R 1, Bo x 570 Sa lem , Wi s. 531 68 F ee l fre e to w ri te m e on any d if fi c u lt y yo u m ay be ha vin g a ro u n d ca m pu s, o r an y sug ges tion s yo u m ay hav e on im pr ov in g th e co ndi tion s he re. I WA NT TO H E L P ! N or m an B . Pie tra s Stu den t Senate Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Parkside's Newscope, Volume 5, issue 14, December 6, 1971 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1971-12-06 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Kenosha, Wisconsin Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available University of Wisconsin-Parkside Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The Board of Regents of the University Wisconsin System student government student government association