https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/ab3820f24c3d6fca87614f882e3f6e29.pdf 9deda422fb7ecde6928c8da87f37e2d7 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 6, issue 24 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Rusty Smith reacts to Guskin's recommendations Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document 1 Wedne.day, MarcilI, 1971Yol. 6 No. 24er'Ifall the year were playingholidays, to sport would betedious as to work~Henry IVRusty Smith reacts to Guskin's recommendationsby Robert HoffmanNews EditorEditors Note:Several weeks ago Ranger covered theco-ntro~syChancellorGuskincaused by his attempttoredefine the·areas ofstudent and administrative control over segregated fees. It has beenthe perceptiqnofsome that our coverage hers been one-sided;namely that Guskin's story has been heard extensively and intensivelywhile the student's viewpoint has not been aired. This perception isquitecorrect; our coveragehasbeen rather one-sided. The reasonsfor this are: [a]ittook severalweeks forthe studentstoformulatearesponse to Guskin's policy recommendations. [b] The Russian flu.Several membersofour staff were infected. Below then is thestudent's pointofview."I don't think any of the students expected this (Guskin's policyrecommendations)," said Rusty Smith, President of Parkside'sStudent Government and chairperson of the Seg. Fees Committee."We all thought'(theSeg. Fees Committee members) that we weredealing in good faith with the administration. We were dealingopenly and honestly with the administration. The question is was theadministration doing the samewith us?"One area where Rusty and other members of the committee feeland the administration was not dealing in 'good faith' was the athleticbudget. "We've had to alter out motion onthe'athletic budget,"explained Rusty. "Originally itread that 'for the budget year 1980-81the athletic budget will be zero. This will be done for the purpose ofallowing future Segregated fees Committees to look at athletics froma zero-base. We have changed that now to read that 'in the budgetyear 1980-81 the athletic of our original motion would be thatbeginning in December athletics would have to start giving three yeartermination notices to personnel in their department. We were totallyunaware of these ramifications since seg. fee money that goes toAthletics funds only programs; it doesn't fund salaries. Since ourcontinued on page 4Student service officesvacates Tallent HallThe offices of StudentDevelopment, Community Stu..dent Services and Placementhave moved from Tallent Hall to0175 of the Wyllie Library-learning Center. The CareerResource Center is also locatedin this new student services area.(See map for the location).Student Development pro-vides educational and counsel-ing services to recent high schoolgraduates. These services includegeneral university information,admission procedures for newand transfer students, advising,job placement, career andpersonal counseling, as well as- referral for additional help insuch areas as financial aids andhousing.The office of CommunityStudent Services provide educa-tional and counseling services toadult students who have post-poned or interrupted their edu-cation. The office's majoractivities include the aidihg ofadult student concerns as careerchange and exploration, prob-lems involving school, family orwork, and part-time educationalplanning. Staff assistance isavailable in career and personalcounseling, academic advisingand planning, veterans' programsand referals to other universityservices.The Placement office assistsinfinding employment for Parksidegraduates.Student Development staffincludes Director Jack Elmore,Abisola Gallagher, Tim Desch,Mary Power, Joe Obleton,Barbara larson, Placement Co-ordinator Verna Zimmerman.The Community Student Servicesstaff includes the following:Director Stu Rubner, ConnieCummings, Susan Johnson andKen "Red" Oberbruner. VivianSchwelitz and Sue Meier areinterns for the EducationalServices.P.S.G.A. President Rusty SmithRanger endorses Rustypage 2Jazz Ensemble named,outstanding' page 3SOUNDS LIKEA HIPPYRIIOI( ilLt'r: '"""J[,..JV'=r·C:rWHIIT'5ISTHEREGOING IISTUDENTON? GOVERNf1£NT. HERE CR\5OftETHI/'/6.' WHO INVIISION\CARD? TO11£I ,ncJn.}{I(InrjfJr~zzzzz~\~ 1..zzz ..~..../)=-~~.~=:~~~rII\.-JlI I~,I.-"'~~I~Iv'r~KI[l~~~LJ[~1~11,-,-----"___.>-~t ,)I-y---r;zc=JSOUNDSUKEHEY EvERYBODY,!1EETYOUROURNEt.!IGOT THREEA LIiNDSillJ£ILET'S/ILL(J()IIOIONI(FORNEWSTUDENT PR£5IDENT?VOTES,NOBODY TO I1E. THATOURNfWPi£?·ANDPRE5IDENT,WHAT WASELSfGOTI1/1STERor""IIWONTHETHESCORfy'DESERV£S/ISTUDENTAFFAIRS,nECTiON.(HiI!?P?AN .TOIISTKENNr. KENI/Y HU6!1ES/1nrlti},/;()fr/> " (/n'(J<,{)(lr1V) ('[l('<,2'C;~Jc ~j ~(/i?J ~(J~J_;;1\fQi.~j)!~~j .~~l:J~?c~~I~_L.1. 1I• I1er Weclnesclay, March I, 1971 Vol. 6 No. 24 'If all the year were playing holidays, to sport would be tedious as to work! Henry IV Rusty Smith reacts to Guskin' s recommendations by Robert Hoffman News Editor Editors Note: Several weeks ago Ranger covered the controv;ersy Chancellor Guskin caused by his attempt to redefine the areas of student and administrative control over segregated fees. It has been the perception of some that our coverage hits been one-sided· namely that Guskin's story has been heard extensively and intensive/~ while the student's viewpoint has not been aired. This perception is quite correct; our coverage has been rather one-sided. The reasons for this are: [a] it took several weeks for the students to formulate a response to Guskin's policy recommendations. [b] The Russian flu. Several members of our staff were infected. Below then is the student's point of view. "I don't think any of the students expected this (Guskin's policy recommendations)," said Rusty Smith, President of Parkside's Student Government and chairperson of the Seg. Fees Committee. "We all thought (the Seg. Fees Committee members) that we were dealing in good faith with the administration. We were dealing openly and honestly with the administration. The question is was the administration doing the same with us?" One area where Rusty and other members of the committee feel and the administration was not dealing in 'good faith' was the athletic budget. "We've had to alter out motion on the· athletic budget," explained Rusty. "Originally it read that 'for the budget year 1980-81 th~ athletic budget will be zero. This will be done for the purpose of c:..llowing future Segregated Fees Committees to look at athletics from a zero-base. We have changed that now to read that 'in the budget year 1980-81 the athletic of our original motion would be that beginning in December athletics would have to start giving three year termination notices to personnel in their department. We were totally unaware of these ramifications since seg. fee money that goes to Athletics funds only programs; it doesn't fund salaries. Since our continued on page 4 Student service offices vacates Tallent Hall The offices of Student Development, Community Stu, dent Services and Placement have moved from Tallent Hal I to D175 of the Wyllie Library-Learning Center. The Career Resource Center is also located in this new student services area. (See map for the location). Student Development pro-vides educational and counsel-ing services to recent high school graduates. These services include general university information, admission procedures for new and transfer students, advising, job placement, career and personal counseling, as well as NEW STUDENT PRESIDENT, I WON Tl/£ · referral for additional help in such areas as financial aids and housing. The office of Community Student Services provide educa-tional and counseling services to adult students who have post-poned or interrupted their edu-cation. The office's major activities include the aiding of adult student concerns as career change and exploration, prob-lems involving school, family or work, and part-time educational planning. Staff assistance is available in career and personal counseling, academic advising and planning, veterans' programs and referals to other university services. The Placement office assists in finding employment for Parkside graduates. Student Development staff includes Director Jack Elmore, Abisola Gallagher, Tim Desch, Mary Power, Joe Obleton, Barbara Larson, Placement Co-ordinator Verna Zimmerman The Community Student Services staff includes the following Director Stu Rubner, Connie Cummings, Susan Johnson and Ken "Red" Oberbruner. Vivian Schwelitz and Sue Meier are interns for the Educational Services. P.S.G.A. President Rusty Smith ON THE INSIDE Ranger endorses Rusty page 2 Jazz Ensemble named 'outstanding' page 3 Competency tests schedule page 5 Basketball photo page page 7 SOUNDS L/K[ II HIPPY !MDICIIL Wednesday,March8, 19782•Ranger endorsesrwrite-in candidateTheParksideStudentGovernment-Association, candidate, Gary Adelsen, has stated the onlyInc.,isholdingtheirannualpresidentialandvice- problem with P.S.G.A. is its executive branch,presidentialelection todayandtomorrow, March obviously Mr. Adelsenhasnot takentime out to8thandstn.attendarecentP.S.G.A.senatemeeting.Another,RangerendorsesRustySmith, the incumtlent candidate, Rick Folsom, promises to 'alleviateP.S.G.A.presidentfor re-election.the parking problem!' After looking into theItisapparentto Rangerthatthecontinuanceof parkingsituation, Rangerfeels,that Mr. Folsom'sthe present P.S.G.A. administration is an promise is an empty one - one that we feelabsolute necessity in the follow, through of would be impossible for him to keep. There iscurrentuniversitypolicyissues.Rangerfeelsthat also a candidate running who stated, after hisit would be devastatingto the students of this losslast year,that if hehadwon the election hecampusif, atthis time, anyothercandidatetook wouldhavejust resignedanyway- it seemedheoffice.Thesituation oncampusisadelicateone, just wantedto havea llttle fun. Rangercan onlyone that must be handled with-expertise and feelthat heis running for the samereasonagainextremecare.Rustyknowsthesituation; onlyshe this year.will beableto handleit with the knowledgeand Ranger strongly supports the re-election ofcaresoverymuchneeded.( RustySmith as P.S.G.A. president. Wefeel thatRangerfeels that the other candidatesdo not any other candidate would destroy theknowthesituationasitexists.Theywouldbelost effectiveness of the P.S.G.A. executive branch.if put into the office of P.S.G.A. president. One WEURGEYOUTO RE-ELECTRUSTYSMITH!/\Letters to the Editor will beaccepted for publication onlyifthey are lypewrillen (preferablydouble spaced with one inchmargins) and signed. Lettersmust also have a telephonenumber for purposes ofverification. Names will bewithheld from publication whenvalid reasons are given. Nobreach of confidencewillOCCurin this regard.Rangerreservesthe right to editlellers and refuteto publish letters notsuit~.forpublication.I=Jrec:utlueEditor Thomas R. CooperAssoc:late Editor Diane JalenskyHews Editor Bob HOUmanFeature Editor Mike MurphySports Editor Alane An'dresen-,Photography Editor Denise D'Ac:quistoSales Manager Chris MillerStaffBill Barke, Becky Draper, Nicki Kroll,Carla Koritsoglou, and Pete YernenePhones,Executive Editor•••553.2287Newsroom and Advertising •••553-2295Advisor•••Alan Rubin 553-2526~a.n~er is wr~tten and edited by students of the~n.lverslty C?'WIscC?nSin~~arksideand they are solelyresponsible lor Its editorial policy and content.-Wednesday, March 8, 1978 I Ranger endorses 1Nrite-in -candidate The Parkside Student Government~-Association, candidate, Gary Adelsen, has stated the only Inc., is holding their annual presidential and vice-problem with P.S.G.A. is its executive branch, presidential election today and tomorrow, March obvio·usly Mr. Adelsen has not taken time out to 8th and 9th. attend a recent P.S.G.A. senate meeting. Another .. Ranger endorses Rusty Smith, the incumbent candidate, Rick Folsom, promises to 'alleviate P.S.G.A. president for re-election. the parking problem!' After looking into the It is apparent to Ranger that the continuance of parking situation, Ranger feels, that Mr. Folsom's the present P.S.G.A. administration is an promise is an empty one -one that we feel absolute necessity in the follow, through of would be impossible for him to keep. There is current university policy issues. Ranger feels that also a candidate running who stated, after his it would be devastating to the students of this loss last year, that if he had won the election he campus if, at this time, any other candidate took would have just resigned anyway -it seemed he office. The situation on campus is a delicate one, just wanted to have a little fun. Ranger can only one that must be handled with-expertise and feel that he is running for the same reason again extreme care. Rusty knows the situation; only she this year. will be able to handle it with the knowledge and Ranger strongly supports the re-election of care so very much needed. ' Rusty Smith as P.S.G.A. president. We feel that Ranger feels that the other candidates do not any other candidate would destroy the know the situation as it exists. They would be lost effectiveness of the P.S.G.A. executive branch. if put into the office of P.S.G.A. president. One WE URGE YOU TO RE-ELECT RUSTY SMITH! J;.¥ecutlue Editor Thomas R. Cooper Associate Editor Diane Jalensky News Editor Bob Hollman Feature Editor Mike Murphy Sports Editor Alane Andresen Photography Editor Denise D' Acquisto Sales Manager Chris Miller Staff Bill Barke, Becky Draper, Nicki Kroll, Carla Koritsoglou, and Pete Yernezze Phones-Executive Editor .•. 553-2287 Newsroom and Advertising ... 553-2295 Advisor ... Alan Rubin 553-2526 Letters to the Editor will be accepted for publication only if they are typewritten (preferably double spaced with one inch margins) and signed. Letters must also have a telephone number for purposes of verification. Names will be withheld from publication when valid reasons are given. No breach of confidence will occur in this regard. Ranger reserves the right to edit letters and refute to publish letters not suit ..... for publication. ?an~er is wr!tten a_nd edited by students of the Un1vers1ty ~I W 1sconsm-Parkside and they are solely responsible for its editorial policy and content. 2 MORE INFORMATION 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 6, issue 24, March 8, 1978 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 1978-03-08 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 chancellor alan guskin parkside jazz ensemble parkside student government association (PSGA) rusty smith segregated university fee allocation committee (SUFAC) student development