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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document U n iv e rs it y of W is co ns in -P ar ks id e Wednesday , Ja nu ary 2 4, 197 9 V o l. 7 No . 17 Libr ary Fines Ex ce ed $ 3 7 by Do nal d Sch erre r H av e yo u ev er a rr iv ed a t re gi str at io n fif tee n m in ut es ea rly , su re of ge tti ng all of yo ur cla sse s, wh en you ar e s ud de nl y tol d you ar e no t ab le to reg ist er be ca us e of pe nd in g lib rar y fines? Pr ot es tin g ve he me ntl y, you st om p in to th e lib ra ry , rol lin g up yo ur slee ves an d po lis hin g y ou r kn uc kl es for th e big sho wd ow n, o nly t o be c on fro nt ed by th e ki nd pe rso nn el sta ffi ng th e de sk . You th en eag erl y pay th e fine, vow ing nev er ag ai n to re tu rn to che ck ou t an ot he r bo ok bu t find yo urs elf th er e th e first wee k of cla sse s, ch ec ki ng ou t ten m or e bo ok s fo r t ha t t er m pa pe r Pr of ess or Sh arp wi t as sig ne d. You ar e not alo ne . As of De ce mb er 28 , 19 78 , th e lib rar y ha d a to ta l of $3 7,9 27 .40 in ou ts ta nd in g fines. Lue llen Br ee d, He ad of Ci rcu lat io n for th e lib ra ry , no ted th at thi s to ta l ha s bee n re d u ce d by p e rh a p s $ 7 ,0 0 0 rec ent ly, be ca us e o f peo ple wi shi ng to re gi ste r. Th e to ta l figure of $3 7,9 27. 40 did no t su dd en ly ar ise , bu t ra th er wa s an ac cu m ul ati on of fines sin ce 1 97 2. Mo st st ud en ts ha ve very m in or fines of five to fifty do lla rs . O th er s ha ve fi n e s ra n g in g in to th e hu nd re ds of do lla rs , wi th so me ex ce ed ing th e co st of tu iti on . Exc essi ve fines su ch as the se ar e tu rn ed ove r to a co llec tio n ag en cy . F li ck s a t Noon Fr ee no on -ti m e fli ck s will be off ere d du ri ng th e Li br ar y/ Le ar n­ in g C e n te r' s "B ro w n B ag -I t M ov ies " pr og ra m . St ud en ts ar e en co ur ag ed to br in g th ei r own lun ch to Un io n 10 4-1 06 an d ta ke in fi lm s ra n g in g fr o m c o u n tr y we ste rns to c las sic co m ed ies . T he tri al pr og ra m , wh ich ru ns fo r 5 we eks , d eb ut s Fe br ua ry 8. All mo vie s be gin at 12 :00 P. M . an d las t ap pr ox im at ely 45 -55 m in ut es , bu t st ud en ts ma y com e an d go as the y ple as e. If res po ns e if fa vo rab le, mo re films will be pla nn ed in th e fu tu re . "B ro wn B ag -I t" will fe at ur e th e foll owi ng films: Th ur sd ay , F eb ru ar y 8 : Is hi in Tw o W or ld s an d Ca ctu s Ne ll Tu es da y, F eb ru ar y 13 : Da gue rre : T he Bi rt h of Ph oto ­ gr ap hy an d A la Co nq ue te du Po le (!The C on qu es t of th e Pole ) Tuesd ay, Februar y 20: T h e D en tis t, O ne A .M ., an d Th e Va ga bo nd . W ed ne sd ay , F eb ru ary 28: Ne ore ali sm an d Co ps Th ur sd ay , M ar ch 8 : T il li es Pu nc tur ed Ro m an a P la ce m en t Serv ice Co nd uc ts Worksho p by R osem ary Shie rk T he Pa rk sid e Pl ac em en t Ser vic e ca n he lp you get th e job you w an t. St ar tin g re gi str ati on week an d ru nn in g th ro ug h th e week of Ja n . 29 th th e P lac em en t S erv ice , l oca ted in th e St ud en t Ser vic es Of fic e W LL C , D 17 5, w ill c o n d u c t wo rk sh op s to he lp pr ep ar e s tu de nt s fo r jo b hu nt in g a cti vi tie s. All st ud en ts wh o gr ad ua te in Ma y ar e now eli gib le for th e job m ar ke t. T he fac ilit ies ar e av ail ab le to an y pr es en t or pa st st ud en t an d th e se rvi ces inc lud e c ar ee r pl an ni ng as well a s a id in pl ac em en t. M rs . V er n a Z im m e rm a n n , C oo rd in at or of Pl ac em en t, ru ns wo rk sh op s to pr ep ar e st ud en ts fo r jo b in te rv ie w s an d re c ru it in g se ss ion s. T he wo rks ho ps a re hel d to he lp st ud eh ts pr ep ar e res um es an d cov er le tte rs , to se t up inte rvie w s tr a te g ie s an d jo b h u n ti n g te ch ni qu es an d to inf or m st ud en ts of inte rvie w op po rtu ni tie s. D ur in g th e wo rk sh op s, st ud en ts will st ar t a Pl ac em en t Fil e wh ich co ns ist s of pe rso na l d at a, an y re co m m en da tio ns wr itte n fo r the st ud en t, an d a copy of th e st ud en ts re su m e. Ac ad em ic tra ns cr ip ts will only be rel eas ed on tlye spe cif ic re qu es t o f e mp loy ers an d only af te r th e st ud en t g ives c on ce nt . Th e st ud en t th en sig ns up for a re cru iti ng ses sio n th at he /s he is qu ali fie d f or , u sin g a ca de m ic m aj or as th e cr ite rio n fo r qu al ifi ca tio n. Th es e r ec ru iti ng ses sio ns ar e ac tu al job inte rvie ws an d all of th e rep res en tat ive s ha ve at lea st o ne job to be filled. A lim it of two ses sio ns is m ain tai ne d to give la te co me rs a fai r ch an ce . Si gn up s ar e d on e on a< first co me , first serv e ba sis an d by th e en d of Ja nu ar y mo st of th e ses sio ns will b e ta ke n. Co m pa nie s su ch as W isc on sin Te le ph on e, Xe rox , St an da rd O il, Os co Dr ug , Pr ud en tia l In su ra nc e, M cD on ald s, a nd th e Ar me d Fo rce s ar e a few ex am ple s of th e ma ny dif fer en t ki nd s o f job op po rtu ni tie s th at ar e be ing m ad e av ail ab le th ro ug h th e Pl ac em en t Ser vic e to Pa rk sid e s tu de nt s. O th er op po rtu ni tie s for job in te rv ie w s ar e av ai la b le w ith co mp an ies who call th e Pla ce me nt Ser vic e. All st ud en ts wh o qu ali fy will eit he r be su bm itt ed to th e ind ivi du al co mp an y o r co nt ac ted by th e o ffic e. co nt in ue d on pg. 2 On e pa tro n ha d in its pos ses sio n in exc ess of 200 ov erd ue bo ok s be for e ad m in ist ra tiv e ac tio n finally solv ed the pr ob lem . A cc o rd in g to L u e ll en , th e nu m be r of ov er du e no tic es se nt ou t fro m Jul y 1 to De ce mb er 31 , 19 78 , was 7,3 30 . D ur in g pe ak pe rio ds , 400 to 50 0 pe r week ar e se nt ou t, th ou gh du ri ng th e av era ge we ek, 10 0 to 200 ar e m ai le d. Th e co st fo r po sta ge is, by its elf , ou tra ge ou s, an d thi s ha s ca us ed th e lib ra ry to do so me ser iou s th in ki ng on wh eth er or no t t o e lim in at e o ve rdu e no tic es al to ge th er , the re by ai di ng the lib ra ry in its qu es t fo r a tig ht er an d mo re e ffi cie nt bu dg et . Th e l ab or fo r th is m an ua l s yste m is als o very cos tly . At tim es wh ole day s ar e sp en t by ci rc ul ati on pe rso nn el in se ar ch in g fo r an d se nd in g ou t the se no tic es. Tw o or th re e tim es a ye ar , th e files ar e tho rou gh ly se ar ch ed as a pr ec au ­ tio na ry m ea su re ag ain st er ro rs . H um an er ro r e xis ts, a s s om e peo ple dis co ve r, wh en the y ar e no tif ied wee ks a ft er th ei r boo k was du e, bu t it is eve r so s lig ht , fo r it is co un ter ed by a str on g sys tem of ch ec ks an d ba la nc es . Af ter al l, th e s yst em is v ol un ta ry . T he ov erd ue no tice s d o no t hav e to be se nt o ut , bu t ar e as a co urt esy m ea su re , in an at te m pt to sav e y ou, th e mo ney co ns cio us st ud en t, a few ex tra do lla rs . W ha t wou ld ha pp en if yo u, Joh n or Ja ne Av era ge Bo ok re ad er , wer e to che ck ou t th re e boo ks an d lose th em ? Ac co rd ing to Lu ell en , you wou ld owe a to ta l of $ 90 . Th at pri ce inc lud es rep lac em en t of th e th re e bo ok s. ($15 per boo k), pro ces sin g ($10 ea ch ), an d th e ser vic e ch ar ge of $5 pe r i te m . A seve n da y "g ra ce " per iod is sti ll in ef fec t, bu t if you re tu rn th e boo k o n t he eig ht h d ay , you owe $5 , whi ch inc lud es th e ser vic e ch ar ge . On th e ni nt h da y th e ite m is ov erd ue , th e lib rar y se nd s ou t a st at em en t s ay ing th at you owe $30 , th e a ss um pt io n be ing th at you hav e lost th e ite m in qu es tio n. Bu t if y ou re tu rn th e i tem fifteen da ys l at e, th e ch ar ge is $6; twe nty -tw o da ys ov erd ue an d it 's $7 , in cr ea sin g $1 per we ek, up to a ma xim um fine of $2 0. If a n ite m su ch as a pa pe rb ac k is lo st, th e st ud en t ma y be ab le to pu rc ha se th at boo k well below th e $1 5 r ep lac em en t f ee , an d he or sh e ma y d o so , th ou gh you sti ll mu st pay th e pro ce ssi ng an d ser vic e ch ar ge s. It is ad vis ed th at you ch ec k wit h th e su pe rv iso r a t Ci rc ul ati on first, be fo re un de rt ak ­ ing s uc h a ct io n. Lu elle n cit es th e new fine poli cy as an inc ent ive to re tu rn m at er ia ls pro mp tly , es pe ci all y res erv e m a­ te ria ls. Fo r a tw o-h ou r res erv e ite m ov erd ue , th e ch ar ge is $1 th e first ho ur , an d 25c e ac h suc ces siv e h ou r, an d $5 ea ch da y th er ea ft er . Fo r tw o-d ay, th re e- da y, an d one -we ek res erv e m at er ia ls ov erd ue , it is $2 th e first da y an d $1 ea ch da y th er ea ft er . T he su cc ess of th is new poli cy ca nn ot be de te rm in ed un til it ha s bee n in op er at io n fo r a yea r or so . So wh en it is tim e fo r you to gr ad ua te , an d you ca nn ot , or you wa nt a tra ns cr ip t fo r gr ad sch oo l an d ca nn ot ge t on e be ca us e of pe nd in g lib ra ry fines, it is tim e to look un de r th e ca r se at , or in th e tr u n k , pe rh ap s on yo ur bo ok she lf at ho m e, o r i n th e clo set be hi nd th e C ha rm in . Do no t st om p in to th e lib ra ry , rol l up yo ur sle eve s, an d st ar t yo ur ac t all ove r ag ai n. No , the y d o n 't hav e a bo un ce r, bu t the y jus t m ig ht be th in ki ng of h iri ng on e. Guthrie Pr es en ts ' Ma rri ag e' Th e G u th ri e T he at er of Min nea pol is, o ne of th e nat ion 's for em ost repe rtor y co mp ani es, will pre sen t a spec ial stu de nt ma tin ee per for ma nc e of Gog ol's co me dy " Ma rria ge" at UW-P ark- sid e at 12: 30 p.m . on Tue sday , Mar ch 6, in th e Co mm un ica tio n Arts Thea ter . Tick ets ar e $3 an d ar e avail ­ ab le at th e Unio n Info rma tion Cen ter . The stu de nt pri ce ap pli es onl y t o th e ma tin ee . A M arc h 5 eve nin g pe rfo rm an ce is alre ady sold o ut . Ticke ts are av aila ble for a Ma rch 6 e ven ing per for ma nc e at $7 ea ch . Ma tin ee tick ets ar e also ava ilab le to stu de nts at oth er ar ea sc hoo ls. Th e pro duc tio n has alre ady play ed to rave revie ws on th e G u th ri e m ai ns ta g e, w in ni ng prai se f rom Tim e ma ga zin e an d v New Yo rk Ti m es criti cs as w ell a s Twin Citi es review ers. For t he lavish pro du cti on , t he G ut hr ie " im p o rt e d " Ru ss ian Dire ctor Anat oly Efros for his U. S. d e b u t di re ct in g hi s co un try ma n's sho w. T he Gu thr ie al so ha s g o n e al l- ou t in mo un tin g ela bo rat e set s an d co stu me s for th e pro du cti on , whi ch fe atu re suc h e leg ant item s as a full-s ize car ria ge whi ch app ear s on sta ge an d a ta bl e se t for a we ddi ng fea st co m pl et e with a roas t pig. "M arr iag e," a co m ed y se t in Russia in th e 1830' s, ce nte rs aro un d a hes ita nt bac hel or wh o relu ctan tly c ons ide rs m arri age , a dec isio n th at e ven tua lly invo lves tw o ma tch ma ke rs plus an od d ass ort me nt of suit ors wh o ar e vying for th e sa m e lady 's ha nd with hyst erica l resu lts. Un der Efros' direc tio n ( ac co m plish ed thr ou gh a tran sla tor sin ce he spe aks no English), th e Gu thr ie plays th e sho w as an ath let ic ro mp in wh ich th e ac to rs use th e enti re th ea ter , som eti me s alm ost literally han gin g fro m th e rafter s. Th e Park side pe rfo rm an ce on e of on ly fo ur in Wi sco nsi n o n th e cu rre nt Gu thr ie tou r. Th e oth ers ar e in M ad iso n, Ap ple ton an d W au sa u. Pri or to th e p er fo rm a n c e da tes , seve ral me mb er s of th e Gu thr ie co m pa ny will be on c am p u s to c o n d u c t th e a te r wo rks hop s fo r st ud en ts at UW -P an d ot he r are a sc ho ol s. D ate s for th e wo rks hop s will be an no un c­ ed . W e d n e s d a y , Ja nu ar y 2 4 , 197 9 HANGER 2 Dreyfus Does T u r n a b o u t | ( 5 Q ] Q ] f S E V O n D r i n k i n g A g e A fte r onl y te n da ys in off ice Go ve rn or Le e S . Dr eyf us ha s re ni gn ed on a m ajo r ca m pa ig n pl an k ag ai ns t ra isi ng th e dr in ki ng ag e, ac co rd in g to th e Un ite d Co un cil of UW St ud en t Go ve rn ­ m en ts . U ni ted Co un cil ha s po int ed ou t th at a pie ce of ca m pa ig n lit er at ur e di st ri bu te d on col leg e ca m pu se s th ro ug ho ut W isc on sin m ad e th e Dr ey fu s po siti on ag ai ns t ra isi ng th e dr in ki ng ag e cl ea r (co mp let e te xt belo w). "W e ar e ex tre me ly up se t th at Go ve rn or Dr eyf us ha s m ad e s uc h a su dd en fli p-f lop th at is tot all y ag ai ns t th e s pi rit of t he 197 2 A ge of M ajo rity leg isl at io n, " sa id UC Pr es id en t Pa ul R us k. "R ai si ng th e dr in ki ng ag e to an y ag e is sim ply no t th e co rre ct ap pr oa ch to th e pr ob lem of exc ess dr in ki ng ," Ru sk s a id . " W e d e sp e ra te ly ne ed ed uc ati on al an d co un sel ing pro ­ gr am s to ch an ge at tit ud es ab ou t dr in ki ng , no t a cos me tic ap pr oa ch th at will jus t let th e po liti cia ns say 'we solv ed th e pr ob le m '," Ru sk ad de d. T he st ud en t go ve rnm en ts ac ros s th e st at e ar e in th e pro ces s of co nt ac tin g G ov ern or Dr eyf us ab ou t th is inc on sis ten cy, ac co rd in g to R us k. "W e ho pe th e Go ve rno r will rev erse his dec isio n an d use his inf lue nc e to he lp solv e alc oh ol pro ble ms a t th ei r ro ot s, " he sa id . Th e foll ow ing is th e co mp let e te xt of th e Ag e of Maj orit y sec tio n o f ie e Drey fus o n th e issue s— Lee Dre yfus believe s tha t raising the dri nki ng age fro m 18 to 19 is too sim ple an answ er to th e dri nki ng prob lems of the you ng. W e mu st addr ess the roots of this prob lem rath er tha n seek cosm etic chan ges whic h hide the issu es. Lee Dre yfus feels tha t an educ atio nal progra m on the respo nsible use of alcoh ol is a bet ter way t o appr oach this prob lem. As a Cha ncel lor at UW -St eve ns Poin t Le e D reyf us has seen bo th the effe cts of alcoho l abu se and the resu lts of a positiv e edu cati ona l prog ram. Th is exper i­ ence has led him to the conc lusio n tha t we mu st face thi s prob lem squarel y if we are to find a wor kabl e so lutio n. I n a ddi tion , it i s inco nsis tent to say to all 18 year ol d adu lts tha t they can vote, hold elective offi ce, ent er int o contra c­ tu a l oblig ation s, g et mar ried , and serve th eir c oun try bu t t hey are not respo nsible e nou gh to d rin k. Pla cem ent C on t. Th e Pl ac em en t Ser vice do es no t sc ree n ap pl ic an ts an d ca n giv e no gu ar an te es of em plo ym en t. Th ei r fu nc tio n is onl y to ser ve as a go- be tw ee n. T he Pl ac em en t Ser vic e he lps st ud en ts ac qu ire int erv iew s fo r job s th at the y fee l will sat isf y th e ir c a re e r g o al s an d gi ve s co mp an ies a pla ce to fin d qu ali fie d em plo yee s. W or ks hd ps ar e sc he du led fo r Ja n . 29 a t 7 p. m ., J an . 30 at 2 p. m ., artd Ja n. 31 a t 10 a .m . If y ou ca nn ot ma ke it at on e of th es e tim es , M rs . Zi m m er m an n will he lp an y on e in d iv id u a ll y in th e P la c em en t Of fic e. RA NG ER is w ri tte n a n d ed it ed by s tu d e n ts of U. W . P ar k si d e an d th ey ar e so le ly re sp o n si b le fo r it s ed it o ri al po lic y a n d c o n te n t. P ub li sh ed ev er y W ed ne sd ay du ri ng th e ac ad em ic ye ar , ex ce p t du ri ng br ea k s an d h ol id ay s, RA NG ER is pr in te d by Zio n P u bl is h in g C om pa ny , Z io n, Il lin oi s. W rit te n p er m is si on is re qu ire d fo r re pr in t of an y po rt io n of RA NG ER c o n te n t. All c o rr e sp o n d e n c e sh o u ld be a d d re ss e d to P ar k si de R an ge r, U. W . P ar k si d e, WL LC D- 13 9, K en os ha , W is co ns in 53 14 1. Mike M urphy. Editor Jon Fla nag an Gen eral Mana ger Tom Co ope r Stu de nt Advi sor Jo hn S tew art Ne ws Editor Su e S te ve ns Feat ure Editor Dou g Ede nha use r Sp or ts Editor Chri s Mille r Ad Ma nager Mike H olm doh l Ph oto Editor REPORTING STAFF Linda Ad am s, Sh eil a As ala , Cath y Bro wnl ee, Mo llie Clark e, Dave Crame r, Tom Ferv oy, De e Go odw in, Ro se Kol bas nik , Pe te Jac ket , Th om as Jen n, Nlckl Kroll, Kim Pu tma n, Caro lyn Rud d, Don ald Sche rrer , Ros em ary Shie rk & D en lse S ob le sk i. PHOTO Mike H olm do hl, Mike M olb eck , To ny Ray mo nd, Sc ot t W isha w an d Larr y Zamba GRAPHIC Mary Mortl and Mathe w P oli ako n. AD STAFF Dave DeB erg a nd Ela yne Tro che ck. L et te rs to th e E di to r will be ac c ep te d fo r pu bl ic at io n if th ey a re ty p ew ri tt en , d o u b le sp a c e d wi th o n e in ch m ar gi ns an d si g n e d by th e a u th o r. A te le p h o n e nu m be r m u st be In cl ud ed fo r p u rp o se s of ve ri fi ca ti on . N am es wil l be w it hh el d fro m p u b li ca ti o n , w he n va lid re a so n s a re g iv en . RA NG ER re se rv es th e rig ht to ed it le tt e rs an d re fu se pu bl ic at io n to le tt e rs w ith d ef am at or y or u n su it ab le c o n te n t. All m at er ia l m u st be re ce iv ed by T hu rs da y no on fo r p ub li ca ti on on th e fo llo w in g W ed n es d ay . by Sen ato r T im Zlm mer It is o nc e a ga in th at tim e of yea r wh en th e Se na te mu st m ak e a dec isio n on th e bu dg et pro po sal s S ma de by th e S .U .F .A .C . Th e S en ate is sp en di ng t hi s we ek g oin g ov er t h e : " : j : bu dg ets . If an y o f yo u hav e a ny la st m in ut e co mm en ts th at you wo uld :• :! lik e to m ak e ab ou t th e bu dg et s, co me see us . It is als o tim e to ans we r so me of th e sug ge sti on s we hav e bee n rece ivin g in ou r sug ge stio n bo xe s: Fi rs t, a res po nse to th e per son :£ who req ue ste d mo re fre e ph on es in th e l ib ra ry . A s you pro ba bly kno w, P.S .G .A ., In c. is th e or ga niz ati on $ whi ch pay s for th e fre e ph on es in S ji j the lib rar y an d th e U ni on . Like mo st of th e oth er or ga ni za tio ns on ca m pu s, we ar e on a tig ht bu dg et . As it is, we ca n ba rel y aff or d ou r cu rr en t bil ls for th es e ph on es . T he co sts fo r ca lls to in fo rm at io n an d re pa irs to th e ph on es do no t he lp . In sh or t, mo re fre e ph on es at th is tim e a re an im po ssi bil ity . An ot he r sug ge sti on co nc er ne d th e pos sib ilit y of ha vin g th e gym op en on Sa tu rd ay s. On ce ag ai n, mo ney is th e pr ob le m . T he mo ney is jus t no t av ail ab le to pay fo r th e he lp an d ot he r ex pe ns es inv olv ed. T he peo ple at th e gym try to ac co m mo da te th e ma jor ity of th e peo ple o n c am pu s. A t t hi s tim e, th e ma jor ity wa nts th e gym op en du rin g th e we ek. If th e ma jor ity ch an ge s i ts m in d, the n pe rh ap s th e tim es of op en in g will al so b e• ch an ge d. W e als o rec eive d sug ges tio ns • co nc ern ing th e c am pu s f ood serv ice : an d th e bi g T. V . in Un ion Sq ua re . • W e ar e wa iti ng for re sp on se s: co nc er ni ng th es e sug ge sti on s an d • will for wa rd th em to you wh en w e: rec eiv e th em . In clo sin g, we wou ld lik e to : rem in d all of y ou t o b e wa tch ing fo r | so me up co mi ng im po rta nt m ee t-: in gs . T he Div isio nal Se na tor s will | be ho ldi ng me eti ng with th eir con ­ st itu en ts in th e ne xt few wee ks. Th is will be an ex ce lle nt op po rtu ­ nity for eve ryo ne to me et th e st ud en ts who re pr es en t t he m . News Briefs Tow ard Req uire me nt Pro fes sor Fi lla po ne , Di rec tor of th e Ba sic Sk ills Pr og ra m th at Ran ger fe at ur ed la st we ek, wou ld like st ud en ts to rem em be r th at th e Li br ary Sk ills an d Re sea rch Pa pe r re qu ire m en ts ca n be co mp let ed by ta ki ng En gli sh 10 2. Th is co urs e is off ere d at ma ny di ffe re nt tim es an d is onl y on e cr ed it. Fu lfil lin g th es e re q u ir e m e n ts in th is wa y is obv ious ly a str aig ht fo rw ar d an d sim pl e way of ge tti ng two of th e re qu ire m en ts o ut of t he way . Mor e Hisp anic Topic s Tw o m o re to p ic s ha ve be en an n o u n ce d in th e m on th ly se ri es of ro un d ta b le di sc us si on s on H isp an ic is su es be in g c o n d u ct e d by U ni ve rsi ty of W is co ns in -P ar k- si d e Sp an is h Pr of . J os e O rt eg a at th e U ps ta ir s/ D ow ns ta ir s G al le ry a t Ke m pe r C en te r, 12 4 66 th St ., K en os ha . Th ey ar e "A rt an d S oc ie ty : Fe de ri co G ar ci a Lo rc a" a t 4 p .m . on S un da y, Ja n. 28 , a n d "E rn es to C h e G u e v a r a : T h e o ry a n d P ra ct ic e of th e G ue ri ll a" a t 4 p .m . o n S un da y, Fe br ua ry 25 . O rt e g a h as w r it te n , a n d le c tu r e d e x te n s iv e ly a b o u t G ar ci a Lo rc a, co ns id er ed th e m os t p ro m in en t Sp an is h p o et of th e 20 th C en tu ry , a vi ct im of th e Sp an is h Civ il W ar , ki lle d in 19 36 in O rt eg a' s na ti ve G re n a d a. Th e s es si on s will be co n d u ct ed in Eng lish an d ar e o p en to th e pu bl ic . S0C Pla ns Win ter Carnival T h e S tu d e n t O rg a n iz a ti o n s Co un cil me t l as t T hu rsd ay to be gin co or di na tin g pl an s fo r a W in ter Ca rni va l he re at Pa rk si de . Cl ub rep fes en tat ive s were pr ese nt to involv e as ma ny clu bs on th e P a rk si d e ca m p u s as po ss ib le to m ak e th is ye ar 's ca rn iv al a suc ce ss. T he ca rn iv al, an ev en t to br in g Pa rk sid e st ud en ts t og eth er in soc ial co nt ac t, will be hel d du ri ng th e wee k of Fe br ua ry 5 th ru 10 . M an y ac tiv itie s, bo th in do or an d ou t, will be pl an ne d. Am on g th e ten ati ve pl an s a re : a G on g S how on M on da y, to kic k off th e we ek 's ev en ts, a sno w sc ul pt ur e co nt es t to beg in Tu es da y an d to ru n th ru Fr ida y wh en th e en tri es will be jud ged an d aw ar de d, a sno wb all ac cu rac y th ro wi ng co nt es t, tric yc le ra ce s, a do g sle d ra ce (us ing hu m an s ins tea d of do gs) , pe rfo rm ­ an ce s by bo th Pa rk si de Ja ss En se mb les , an SO C fa ir e, a sn ow ba ll ro ll, a ju nk ca r pu sh , a tug -of -w ar, a nd ma ny ot he rs . Fr id ay ni gh t th er e will be a Pa rk si de Ra ng er ba sk et ba ll ga me follo wed by th e Mi lle r Br ot he rs gr ou p in th e Sq ua re . Th e Ca rni va l will clo se w ith a da nc e o n Sa tu rd ay , Fe br ua ry 10 , fe at ur in g th e gr ou p O rp ha n. Fo r mo re in fo rm ati on ab ou t th e Ca rni va l an d th e eve nts of th e we ek, w atc h t he Ra ng er . Ski Race Resc hed uled T he Pa rk sid e No rdi c Sk i Cl ub ha s r esc he du led its Sec ond A nn ua l Cr oss Co un try Sk iin g Ra ce an d Ci tiz en 's To ur to ta ke pla ce th is Su nd ay , Ja nu ar y 2 8th st ar tin g at 11 a. m . T he rac e was prev ious ly sch ed ule d fo r Ja nu ar y 14 bu t wa s po stp on ed du e t o a bl iz za rd . Th e rac e is be ing sp on so red by th e Sk i C lu b, th e Un ite d St ate s Sk i As soc iat ion , SUva Co mp an y, UW - Pa rk sid e At hle tic D ep ar tm en t, a nd th e M id w es t C o ll eg ia te S k i As soc iat ion . T he ra ce will be ru n on Pa rk sid e's Na tio na l Cro ss Co un try co urs e ov er a 15 kil om ete r d ist an ce , or 9.3 mi les . T he en try fee is $5. 00 with a $2 .00 la te ch ar ge aft er Fr id ay . Ea ch fin ish er will rece ive a pi n, a so uv en ir bi b, an d a ce rti fic at e of me rit su ita bl e for fr am in g. Sk ier s ma y reg ist er unt il 9: 30 S un da y m or ni ng . A lu nc he on will be hel d foll owi ng th e ra ce in wh ich al l pa rti ci pa nt s will be in vi ted . Aw ard s will be pr es en ted at th e l un ch eo n. Re gi str at io n inf or m ati on ca n be ob ta in ed by c all ing 55 2-7 033 . * by Matt P oliak on 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 7, issue 17, January 24, 1979 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 1979-01-24 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 library