https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/92a52cf19e9fd1e30824bdb1f4e74011.pdf 7a3caa6fc7764c0d1a0091a73fc65fcf 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 University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 1, issue 9 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Advisory Board formed, seeks editor Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document A d v i s o r y B o a r d f o r m e d , s e e k s e d i t o r C la y a s a c r e a ti v e m e d iu m Cl ay pr ov id es th e cr ea ti v e m ed iu m for an in fo rm al cl as s in ce ra m ic s be in g ta ug ht a t R ac in e' s P ro je ct B re ak th ru Ce nt er by Jo hn M ur ph y, a m em be r of th e a rt fa cu lty a t th e Un iv er sit y of Wi sco nsi n- P ar ks id e. A p ar t of t he a rt an d cr af t a ct iv it ie s a t th e C en te r, th e c la ss , co nd uc ted on Tu es da y ni gh ts, a tt ra c ts bot h ch ild re n an d ad ul ts . Abo ve, le ft to r ig ht , a re To m Wh ite , H ele n B ea ve rs , M ur ph y, T he re sa Th om as (p ar tl y hi dd en ), he r m ot he r B et ty T ho m as , B ea tr ic e G re en an d M ar y M cD on ald , a m em be r of th e p ro je ct s ta ff . Th e Ad vis ory Bo ard to th e P ar ks id e R an ge r is ac ce pt in g ap pl ic at io ns fr om an y st ud en t ca rr yi ng ei gh t or m or e cr ed its for th e pos itio n of Ed ito r-i n- Chi ef. An app lic at io n f or m an d w rit te n st at em en t of pu rp os e, to be tu rn ed in no la te r th an 4:30 p. m . Mo nda y, De c. 4, will be re qu ire d of al l ap pl ca nt s. Se e Don Ko pr iva , ad vi so r to St ud en t Pu bl ic i tio ns , in D-194 L LC, fo r de ta il s an d fo rm s. An Ad vis ory Bo ard fo r th e Pa rk si de R an ge r h as be en fo r­ m ed . Th ei r c hie f ta sk a t th is ti m e is to ch oo se an ed ito r-i n- ch ief , who w ill a ss um e d ut ie s beg inn ing wit h th e se co nd se m es te r. Ap­ pl ica tio ns for th is pos itio n a re bei ng ac ce pt ed by Don Ko pr iv a, sta ff ad vi so r to R an ge r, in LLC D-194. In ad di tio n to K op riv a, bo ard m em be rs ar e Wa lt S hi re r, di re ct or of pu bli c inf o; P e te r M ar tin , a ss t. pr of . E ng lis h; And y Mc Le an, as st . pr of . E ng lis h; Dew ey Ne ue nd orf , ac co un tin g; Sh el do n H a rs e l, in s t. co m ­ m un ic at io ns ; J a n e Sc hl ie sm an , R ac in e so p h .; Ke n K on ko l, R ac in e s e n .; Je ff B la e si n g , Ra cin e fr e sh .; Ka th y W ell ne r, R ac in e f r e s h .; Il e n e L e v in , Ra cin e fr es h .; an d Je an ni ne Si ps m a, Ra ci ne fr es h. 'N ow h o w d o w e fi n d th e LL C? ' Ph ot o by C ra ig Ro be rts At t h e W h it e s k e ll a r By Rudy L ienau Ac tiv iti es Off ice re ce nt ly sp on so re d th e pe rf or m an ce of th e loc al gr ou p T on y, J um bo an d G ar ry at th e c on ve nti on of th e N a tu ra l E nt er ta in m en t Co nf ere nc e an d th e As soc iat ion of Co lleg e Un ion s- In te rn at io na l. Th e gr ou p p er fo rm ed a s ho rt se t of nu m be rs fo r t he ex pl ic it pu rp os e of g et tin g ex po su re by peo ple re sp on sib le for hi rin g e n te rt ai nm en t a t sch oo ls ou tsi de th is ar ea an d ge tti ng en ga ge m en ts . Au die nce re sp on se w as ve ry en th us ia st ic . Th e pol ish an d pr of es sio na lis m of th e gr ou p wa s ap pa re nt an d co m m en te d upo n by ma ny m em be rs of th e au di en ce . "W e wo ul dn 't d o w ith ou t e ac h o th er ," sa id G ar ry Wolk . He we nt on to ex pl ain th at Ch ris (J um bo ) In lo es is the voi ce, he fi gu re s ou t th e ha rm on y ; To ny B re se tt e i s the a rr a n g e r. C hr is sa id G ar ry is th e be st ov er al l m us ic ia n. Se ve n y ea rs ag o a ll th re e w er e d ev ote d to a di ff er en t kin d of m us ic , pe rf or m in g in roc k gr ou ps . Th ey 'v e m ad e s om ew ha t a na tu ra l t ra ns iti on to th ei r pr es en t ac t of ac ou sti c gu ita rs , so ft el ec tr ic ba ss an d pia no . To ny , J um bo an d G ar ry a re ap pe ar in g in th e W hi tes ke lla r be tw ee n 12:30 an d 3 p. m . Ad mi ssi on is fr ee . J u m b o , T o n y a n d G ar ry P h o to g r a p h e r s w a n te d Th e P ar k si de R an ge r is l ook ing for a ha nd fu l of re lia bl e pho to me n t o w ork on th e sta ff . Th e o nly thi ng we as k is th at you ha ve ac ce ss to, or own you r own eq ui pm en t be ca us e we ca nn ot su pp ly it for you a t th is ti m e. D ar k roo m ex pe rie nc e is he lp fu l, but not ne ce ss ar y! Also we as k th at yo ur ca m er a be in th e li ne of a 35m m or a 2V 4X 2V 4. Sti ll in­ te re st ed ? Th en why not co m e dow n an d se e us in th e R an ge r off ice a t Roo m D-194 in th e LLC . 2 T H E PA RK SID E RA NG ER W ed . Nov. 22, 1972 C ha ng e of o p in io n A m a r s h i s .. . Th e reb utt al t o ou r pre vio us ed itori al c onc erni ng th e m ar sh , whi ch ap pe ar s on thi s pa ge , ha s suftici ently enl igh ten ed th e Ra ng er sta ft so a s to m ak e us re­ ev al ua te o ur origi nal position. We feel pre sen t ev ide nce in fav or of th e m ar sh fa r out we igh s its alle ged bad point s. We a re conv inced th at th e m ar sh will be a val uab le, in tere stin g an d h an ds om e ca m pu s a re a. In fu tu re issu es, th e R an ge r will a tt em pt to giv e in- dep th co ve ra ge of al l phys ical as pe ct s of ou r c am pu s. We h ope ou r re pre sen tat ion of th e c am pu s p lan will b e ac cu ra te , but w e still en co ur ag e the kind of const ruc tive cri tic ism or sug ges tion s exem plif ied by tod ay 's reb utt al. Th e R an ge r still feels a n ice sk ati ng rin k wo uld be a gr ea t delig ht for m an y Pa rk sid er s. We m ay a s well use ou r n atu ral as se ts to th eir fu llest . We 've go t th e w at er , let 's us e it. Th is w ee k' s cut-of f line is sa id with sin cer ity : ou r m ar sh ca n an d will be a good m ar sh . P o in t o f Vie w F o r t h e m a r s h By Sus an Bo rg er " N O M A R S H IS A G O O D M A R S H " " T h e o nly goo d In di an is a de ad In d ia n " - an d other wit tici sms Th e ed ito rs of this new spa per ha ve ex pre sse d the ir con cer n with th e m ar sh , fea rin g it will bec om e an eye sor e, a nui san ce, an d an ar ea with a "lo w level of usef ulne ss or b ea ut y. " Adm itte dly, th es e ind ividua ls do not ha ve all th e info rma tion . Th e fa ct s a r e th at th e m ar sh is act ual ly savi ng th e univ ersit y mo ney , th at it is ecolog ically an d g eog rap hic ally co rre ct in it s location , th at it wi ll b e an a est he tic add ition to ou r c am pu s, a nd th at it will pr ovi de Pa rk sid e th e m an y ad va nt ag es th at co m e w ith a m ar sh . How is th e ma rs h s avi ng t he univ ersit y m on ey ? T ak e a look a t th es e f igu res fro m Plan ning & C onstr uction . $4 2,5 00 - Site gr ad ing (incl udes all ath let ic fields , gro un ds surr oun din g Ath letic Building, and ar ea ea st of Gre enq uis t) $22 ,263 - Si dew alks $4, 815 - Additions to sto rm se we rs $30 0 - Bike Rac k for Athl etic Building $4, 98 0 - Se edin g e xpo sed soil f or e rosio n prev entio n $2, 700 - Duck Walk an d gr av el pa th It ta ke s bu t a quic k gl an ce to se e th e m ar sh is a rela tive ly i nex pen siv e comp one nt of t he total con tra ct, $77 ,55 8. If , howe ver , th e univ ersi ty had dec ided to fil l in th e lowl and ar ea , it would ha ve cos t an addi tion al $50 ,00 0. (Inf orm atio n suppl ied b y M r. J a m e s Ga lbr aith Dire ctor of Plan ning & Co nstr ucti on). Seco ndly , th e m ar sh belo ngs th er e. It is a ve ry pra cti cal sc jtion to th e wa te r dr ai na ge prob lem on ca m pu s, n am ely t he nu me ro us spri ng s south of Lib rar y Lea rnin g Ce nte r. This wat er o rigin ally flowed out of th e woo ds in a n ort he ast erl y direct ion , eve ntu ally em pty ing into th e Pik e Riv er. Th e lan d ov er whic h this wa te r flowed w as gen era lly mu dd y an d m ar sh y, an d th us uns uita ble fo r de ve lop me nt. Unf ortu nate ly, th e c ost of dra ini ng th e land with field tiles an d sub seq uen t con­ nection to sto rm se we rs w as prohi bitive . So, ins tead of dispo sing of th e unw ant ed wa te r, the unive rsity h as use d it to its o wn ad va nt ag e. Actu ally, th e m ar sh will be ver y beautifu l wh en th e na tu ral vege tatio n be co me s e sta bli she d. "W et- foo ted " pla nts su ch a s willows an d se dg es will sur rou nd an d sc re en t he w at er from view whi le cat tai ls an d wild ric e will gr ow in the wat er . Th e w at er level will be controlled in tw o wa ys : 1) an over flow se we r, an d 2) a sup ­ ple me nta l wa te r sup ply fro m th e ma in sto rm se we r. Th us, th e m ar sh will soon be a va ry sta bi e an d pro duc tive co mm un ity . But wh at a dv an ta ge s ca n Pa rks ide s tud en ts ge t fro m th e m ar sh ? Spr ing an d su m m er flow ers will flourish th er e; hu nd red s of kin ds of an im al s m ay visit or live th er e - cer tai nly ev er yo ne ca n ap pr ec ia te thi s bea uty an d ex cit em en t, Also, th e m ar sh will con trib ute to a hea lth y he tero gen iety of th e la nds cap e. Th e m ar sh will be a "d ra w in g c a rd " for stu de nts an d distin guish ed facu lty in th e fu tu re a s both an ae sth eti c an d edu cati ona l ex pe rie nc e. But, mo st imp ort ant ly thi s m ar sh will p rov ide e ve ry on e h er e on ca m pu s a uniqu e opp ort uni ty to work an d live in a m or e nat ura l en­ vir on me nt - in h ar m on y with na tu re , not in sp ite of it. ED IT OR IA LS /O PI N IO N S I n d iv id u a l r ig h t s v s . s o c ie t a l c e n s u r e By Ja ne Sc hl ie sm an Th e "s im pl e use an d possession of m ar ij ua na " would be legalized an d "c ri m es a ga in st se xua l mo ra lit y" would be abolis hed if r eco mm end ati on s of th e Citizens Study Co mm itte e on Judi cial Organ izatio n a re followed. Th e tas k for ce w as appo inted by Gov erno r Lucey to prob e cou rt ref or m, judicial sa lar ie s an d elec tions . How ard Pa ck ar d of Rac ine, vice- pres iden t of S.C. John son an d Son Inc. an d a m em be r of th e co m m it te e, op po se d th e tw o re co m m en d at io n s, sa y in g , " I t ' s a n ou tra ge to co me he re an d dis cus s ref orm s rela ting to ou r st at e cou rt sys tem and then to go ah ea d an d le galize ad ul te ry ." But Joh n Geilfuss, Mil wau kee ba nk er an d ch ai rm an of th e ta sk forc e, sa id Lucey ha dn 't rest rict ed the m fro m consi derin g crimi nal la w, a s it aff ect s the cou rts an d thei r cas elo ads . About 24 million Ame ric an s h av e tri ed ma rij ua na , an d while th e s ub co mm itt ee did not con don e its use , it d id ur ge th e st at e to ma int ain control of its sa le by estab lishi ng a reg ula tor y body . While thi s wr ite r dou bts th at th e W isc on sin le g is la tu re is pr o g re ss iv e enou gh to follow the se rec om me nd ati on s (th e incid ence s of tas k for ce rep ort e n a c tm e n t is r a r e a n y w a y ), o ur legi slat ure d oe s se em clos er tha n m an y oth ers to legalizing m ar iju an a. Al l th e ar gu m en ts for or aga in st thi s need not b e pointed out he re, bu t suffic e it to sa y t ha t its legality pr oba bly w ould n't h av e m uc h effe ct on th e incid ence of its use. Tho se who sm ok e it now would cont inue to do so, thos e who don't wou ldn't . In fut ure y ea rs it m ay be co me a sub sti tut e fo r to bacco , sin ce it ap pe ar s to be bet ter for on e's heal th, b ut a s with ci ga re tte s no w, the re a re m an y peopl e w ho wo n't sm ok e. Th e m aj or effe ct of l egalizati on would ap pe ar to b e on the pri ce. T od ay' s nickel bag could go for a lot less on an open m ar ke t. But th er e will alw ay s be en­ terp risi ng bus ine ssm en to sur rou nd the pro duc t with f an cy pac kag ing an d sp end a for tun e on adv ert isin g an d gim mi cks (1 01 mil lim ete r joints?) t o u p the cos t. It m ay be to da y' s tobac co com pa nie s which inhe rit wh at would undo ubted ly be a luc rati ve pro duc t. Th e cr im es ag ai ns t sex ual mor ality which th e tas k fo rce as ke d b e elimin ated inclu de pri va te offe nses of fornicati on betw een cons enti ng ad ult s, adu lter y, sex ual p erve rsio n and co habi tatio n under cir cu ms tan ce s impl ying inte rco urse . Fo r so m e r eas on th e c ha nc es of t hese ac ts being within the law ar e less than the odd s for legalizat ion of m ar iju an a. But this shoul d not be so . Certa inly the ess enc e of th e fre ed om thi s cou ntry cla im s to che ris h abov e all el se m us t be a tol era nce for ea ch in dividu al to live his or he r perbonal an d pri va te life howe ver th ey c h 'o s e . T h e p h r a s e " b e tw e e n cons entin g ad ul ts " shou ld ta ^e ca re of an y infr ing eme nt on t he rig hts of oth ers. Th e stat e ha s no righ t to cla im a per son 's sex ual ha bit s illegal if th e a ct s a r e don e in pri vac y an d by peop le wh o ha ve full know ledg e an d c ons ent to w ha t th ey a re doing . Th e leg isla tur e should con side r the se rec om me nd ati on s ve ry car efu lly, sinc e the y involv e individ ual rig hts ver sus soc iet y's ce ns ur e. If the y de cid e to acce pt th em , it will be a la rg e st ep fo rw ar d in th e int ere sts of pers ona l f re ed om . M E M O : Tom Je nn et t an d Ji m Re a of St ud en t G ri ev an ce s Co m m itt ee re ce nt ly m et wit h M r. Ro na ld B rin km an , di re ct or of se cu ri ty , to d is c u ss th e p ro b le m s of s tu d e n ts to w ar d th e c a m p u s pol ice . Th e m ee tin g w as su c­ ce ss fu l in th at it so lve d va rio us pr ob le m s an d he lpe d to ope n th e cl os ed c o m m u n ic a ti o n li n e be tw ee n th e s tu d e n ts an d se cu ri ty . M r. Br in km an w as ap pr ec ia tiv e of th e co m m it te e' s ef fo rt to co m m un ic at e wi th him an d co n ve ye d th is in hi s de cis ion s. One of th e pr ob le m s di sc us se d wa s th e tic ke tin g of ca rs wi tho ut P a rk s id e p e rm it s on th e m . Va rio us st ud en ts an d fa cu lty ha ve r ec ei ve d th re e d ol la r tic ke ts for not ob ta in in g a pe rm it to pa rk . It w as br ou gh t to M r. B ri nk m an 's at te nt io n th at th es e pe rm its w er e not av ai la bl e a t re gi st ra tio n an d m an y st ud en ts a re not pr es en t du rin g B ur sa r ho ur s. Ba sed on th es e fa ct s, M r. Br in km an ca m e to th e foll owi ng co nc lus ion s. No n- Pe rm it c a rs will co nt in ue to be tic ke te d a s a m ea ns of a w ar ni ng . Th es e fin es will not be en fo rce d if th e tic ke t ho ld er sh ow s vis ibl e proof th at he ha s ob tai ne d a pa rk in g pe rm it to the Se cu rit y Off ice. Th e ne xt poi nt to be c le ar ed up wa s th e poli cy of le tti ng m in or s int o th e uni on on we ek en ds . A gr ie va nc e w as fil ed by va ri ou s st ud en ts st at in g th at the y w er e no t al lo w ed in to th e un io n F r o m P S G A be ca us e of be ing un de r ag e. M r. B ri n k m an s ta te d th a t an y P ar ks id e st ud en t is all ow ed in to th e unio n re ga rd le ss of ag e. If th is pr ob le m do es oc cu r ag ai n, th e st ud en t is to re ce iv e th e of­ fi ce r' s ba dg e nu m be r an d re p o rt it to S e c u ri ty o r S tu d e n t G rie va nc es . In a la te r m ee ti n g w ith Se cu ri ty , P re si de nt To m Ha ack an d va ri ou s go ve rn m en t of fic er s ha ve or ga ni ze d an Ar bi tra tio n Co m m itt ee . Th e pu rp os e of thi s co m m itt ee is to le t se cu rit y an d st ud en ts co m m un ic at e fr ee ly . It (c o n ti n u ed on pa ge 3) T he Pa rk sid e- R A N G E R Th e P ar ks id e R an ge r i s publ ished wee kly th rou gho ut, th e aca de m ic y ea r b y th e stu de nt s of The Univers ity o f Wis cons in-P arks ide, Ken osh a, Wisco nsin. Offices ar e loca ted a t D-19 4 Libr ary -Le arn ing Cente r, Telep hone (414 ) 55 3- 22 95 . The Pa rk sid e Ra ng er is a n ind epe nde nt new spa per . Opinio ns e xp res sed in co lu mn s an d edi tor ials ar e not nec essa rily th e official view of th e Univer sity of Wis con sin- Park side . k ' I i I w W ^ 1 ' W R IT ER S: Ru dy Li en au , G eoff Bl ae sin g, Kr is Koch , M art 1 T n ^ e n K o n k o 1 - t a n n i n e Si ps m a, Sh aw n Cl em en ts, Da le M ar tin , Tom P et er se n , M ar ily n Sc hu be rt , D av e R ey he r. PH OT OG RA PH ER S: P a t No wa k, C ra ig R ob er ts BU SIN ES S MA NA GE R: Ke n P es tk a AD VE RT ISI NG MA NA GE R: F re d L aw re nc e AD VIS OR : Don K op riv a ? ^R EP RE SE NT ED FO R N A TI ON AL AD VE RT IS IN G BY N a ti o n a l E du ca ti o na l A dv er ti si n g Se rv ic es , I nc . 36 0 Le xin gto n Ave ., Ne w Y or k, N . Y. 100 17 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 The Parkside Ranger, Volume 1, issue 9, November 22, 1972 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 1972-11-22 Subject The topic of the resource College student newspapers and periodicals Student publications University of Wisconsin-Parkside--Newspapers 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 activities office advisory board jane schliesman john murphy ken konkol peter martin