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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document PSGA reaffirms s tud en t eva lua tion of tea ch ing fac ult y, cl os es CB E for o n e we ek W Un iv er sit y of W is co ns in - P ar k si d e by P at Hen siak Ed ito r By un an im ou s co n se n t, th e P a rk si d e S tu d en t G ov er nm en t A ss oc ia tio n S e n at e pa ss ed a res olu tion st at in g th at "W he re as , the Ac ade mi c P olic ies Co mm itte e is rev iew ing the pre sen t polic ies on the Stu den t Ev alu ati on of Te ach ing Fa cu lty on thi s ca m pu s, and Wh ere as, thro ugh the con cep t of sh a re d g o v er n an ce , th e stu de nt s sho uld ha ve a voi ce in thi s m at te r, an d Wh ere as, the mo st obvi ous inp ut the stu de nt s ha ve to w ar d th e q u a li ty of te ac hi ng is th ro ug h th es e ev a lu a ti o n s, an d W he re as , P.S .G.A . ha s alw ay s been com ­ mi tte d to stu de nt s ev alu ati ng all fac ul ty, for ev ery cl as s, f or ev ery se m es te r, an d th er ef or e; Be it Res olve d th at the Un ive rsit y of Wisc onsin - Pa rk si de Stu den t Go ver nm ent re af fir m s its st an d th at a ll fac ult y mu st be e va lua ted by th eir stu de nt s f or ev er y cla ss, fo r ev er y s e m e s te r. " T he re so lu ti on w as in tr od uc ed by Da ve Sc hro ed er, and af te r brief disc uss ion of the wo rdin g, pa sse d una nim ous ly thro ugh the Se na te . PSGA pre sid ent ha s als o sign ed the res olu tion . Dur ing the T re as ur er 's re po rt, Te rr y T unk s, a cti ng T re as ur er for the Se na te , rec om me nde d an d mov ed th at th e Ca mp us Book Ex ch an ge be clos ed for a one week per iod , in or de r for a co mp let e au di t to be c ond uct ed on the book kee ping sy st em . S en ato r Ph il Po gre ba ar gu ed , "Y ou ca n' t clo se the CBE ne xt wee k, th er e a re mob s of peo ple up the re, al l the ti m e. " Tu nk s re st at ed th at the CBE had man y una nsw ere d qu est ion s abo ut it s bo okke eping sy ste m , an d tho se que stio ns nee d to be an ­ sw ere d be for e a ny oth er bu sin ess be co nd uc ted . Po gre ba con tinu ed his ar gu m en t, poin ting out the nee d stu de nt s ha ve to use the se rv ic e. " Yo u ca n' t cl ose the CBE next wee k. Th at 's ass ini gn ! Hav e you any ide a how mu ch will be lost ? W hat a bo ut the s tud en ts who wan t to use th at se rv ice ?? Are they just p ut on h old? It i s only the thi rd week of c las se s. It 's a m es s up th er e now ." Je a n n e B ue nk er - P h il li p s, Pr esi de nt P ro Te mp ore of the Se na te c om me nte d, " T ha t's rig ht, if you go up th er e now, it is a m es s, and it nee ds to be cle ane d u p ." Ji m K re u se r, P re si d e n t of PSGA als o sa id , "T he mo st im­ po rta nt thing to do is to cl ea r up the pro ble ms with the book s if the re is on e. See th at thin gs a re in or de r. " Po gr eb a then que stio ned wh ethe r or not the stu de nt s wo uld know if it wa s the se na te 's cho ice to clo se the se rv ice from the m. K re us er co m m en te d th a t th e cu rre nt sta nd ing ma na ge r sho uld post a sign sta tin g wh at ha s tak en pla ce . Joh n Monks inq uir ed as to wh eth er an en ti re wee k of schoo l was a nec ess ity of the au di t, or , could the ex ch ang e be clos ed for the we eke nd, and just thr ee da ys of th e we ek. Tr ea su re r Tun ks conc lude d th at th er e wa s no way of tell ing if a week wa s a bso lut ely ne ce ssa ry , bu t a t thi s point sh e thou ght it wa s. Th e Se na te vote d to pa ss the mot ion, 8-3- 0. S eg re g at ed U ni ve rs it y F ee s A ll o c a ti o n s C o m m it te e (S.U .F.A .C.) als o pa sse d var iou s Un ive rsit y bud get s thr oug h fin al bud get ing , and the Se na te ma de a moti on to p as s all of th e b udg ets in the ir en tir et y, as they ar e. (See ch ar tin g) . In the com ing we ek, the Se na te will tra ve l to O shk osh , wh ere th e mon thly Uni ted Coun cil me eti ng will be he ld. Th e me etin g thi s mo nth will ad dr es s the rai sin g of the dri nki ng ag e, an d Col lect ive Ba rga ini ng . S ey bo ld a p p e a l d e n ie d by Bob Kie sling News E dit or An open ap pe al he ari ng for sociolo gy pro fess or Pe te r S eybo ld wa s h eld F ri da y. Th e Be hav ior al Sc ie nc e Di vi sio n E x ec u ti v e Co mm itte e ag ai n vote d not to ren ew S eyb old 's co nt ra ct , de spi te the fac t th at Seybo ld intr odu ced new evi den ce to the Co mm itte e. Se yb ol d in tr od uc ed se v e ra l le tte rs of rec om me nda tio n fro m soci olog ists aro un d the co un try . He sai d the le tte rs "e xp re ss ed conf usio n an d sh oc k" a t the dec isio n. He noted the le tte rs ca m e fro m sc ho lar s who we re work ing in Sey bol d's own fiel d, soc ial heg em ony , and th at none of BSD EC' s me mb ers had an y ex­ per ien ce in th at fiel d. "C uri ou sly , p rom ine nt sc ho la rs out side the divisi on hav e a ver y dif fer ent int erp ret ati on of my ac tiv ity ," he sa id . The hea rin g wa s held to a pp ea l a dec ision ma de la st Nov emb er b y the BSD EC no t to r ene w Se ybo ld's co nt ra ct for an oth er ye ar . Had Seyb old r ece ive d th e ex ten sio n, h e would ha ve been rec om me nde d for ten ur e a t the end of the ye ar . As wit h the ini tia l he ari ng , th e SU FA C Sum ma ry C ha rt in gs S.U .F.A .C. BUD GET SUMMARY SH EE T Unit 198 2-83 198 3-8 4 Prop ose d Dol lar Ch ang e % Cha nge Ath letic s $53, 585. 00 $55,5 82.00 $1,9 97.0 0 3.7 In tra m ur al s $40, 483. 00 $42, 507. 00 $2,82 4.00 5.0 Stu den t Act ivit ies Bld g. $2,400 .00 $2,500 .00 $100 .00 4.2 He alt h Offic e $66, 248. 00 $69, 430. 00 $3,18 2.00 4.8 Housi ng $22, 851. 00 $33, 750. 00 $10, 899. 00 47.7 Union $194 ,857. 00 $204 ,945 .00 $10, 088. 00 5.2 Aux iliar y Acco untin g Sy ste m $6,00 0.00 $6,30 0.00 $30 0.0 0 5 Union Deb t S erv ice $90, 500. 00 $90, 500. 00 $ -0- 0 Child C ar e Cen ter $16, 823. 00 $19, 957. 00 $3,1 34.0 0 18.6 Pa rk sid e Act iviti es Bo ard $35, 542. 00 $61,7 29.00 $26, 187. 00 73.7 Pe rfo rm ing Ar ts & Le ctu re $9,26 7.00 $ -0- $9,26 7.00 -10 0 Stu den t Org ani zat ion Coun cil $24, 660. 00 $ -0- $24 ,660 .00 -10 0 P.S .G.A ., In c. $7,50 3.00 $19,4 92.01 $11,9 89.01 159.8 Win ter Ca rni val $4,00 0.00 $4,0 00.0 0 $ -0- 0 Stu den t Act iviti es Offic e $13, 556. 00 $20, 896. 00 $7,3 40.0 0 54.1 S.U .F.A .C. $16 0.00 $14 0.00 $20. 00 -12.5 Ra ng er $17, 057 .10 $17, 057 .10 $ -0- 0 Pe er Sup por t $4,73 3.00 $4,73 3.00 $ -0- 0 TOTAL $61 0,22 5.10 $653 ,518. 11 $43,2 93.01 7.1 Th e Se gr eg ate d Un ive rsit y Fe es Allo catio ns Co mm itte e (SUF AC) , a sub co mm itt ee of PS GA , h as fi ni sh ed fi n al bu dg et in g fo r th e 1983-84 a ca d em ic y e a r. SU FA C an nu all y all oc ate s a port ion of th e st ud en ts' tot al tuit ion fee s cal led se gr eg ate d fe es . Thi s tab el show s the fin al am ou nt to be SU FA C fo r ca m pu s gr ou ps org an iza tio ns. all oc ate d by th e v ar io u s an d E co no m ic pan el di sc us se s o u r fu tu re "W is co n si n 's Ec on om ic F ut ur e" will be dis cus sed at a Pa rk sid e Pu bli c Fo ru m a t 7:30 p.m . this Tu esd ay , Fe b. 8 in the Union Cin em a. Blo od Dr ive se t for Wi nte r Carnival On Th ur sd ay , F eb . 10, the Blood Cen ter will be on ca m pu s to con duc t its an nu al Win ter Ca r­ niv al Blood Dr ive . T he ho urs a re fro m 9 a. m . to 3:30 p .m . in Union 104. A pp oi nt m en ts a r e no t ne ce ss ar y, jus t wal k in. Anyo ne giv ing blood ma y cr ed it it to the stu de nt org ani zat ion of the ir cho ice . Be su re to tel l the rec ep tio nis t a t th e s ign - u p tab le which organizati on you ar e don ati ng to. Th is ev en t is spon ­ sor ed by the Stu den t He alth Ce nte r an d P ee r Su pp ort . Pa ne lis ts for the fre e pub lic pr og ram a re : Ga r A lper ovit z, a Ra cin e n ati ve and co - di rec to r of the Na tio nal C en te r fo r E co no m ic A lte r­ na tiv es, a Was hing ton - bas ed or g an iz at io n wh ich co nd uc ts re se a rc h an d an al y si s of Am eri can econ omi c polic ies and off ers pro pos als for re str uc tu rin g the Am eri can eco nom y. Hen ry Re uss , rec en tly re tir ed af ter 28 ye ar s as Wis con sin' s D em oc ra ti c 5th D is tr ic t co ng re ss m an wh o se rv ed as ch ai rm an of the inf lue nti al Jo int Eco nom ic Co mm itte e and the Hous e Co mm itte e on Ban kin g, Fin an ce and Ur ban Aff airs and ad v o ca te s fe d e ra l ec on om ic plan nin g, wa ge - p ric e an d cr ed it con tro ls. Joh n Ro eth le, co - ch air m an of the Milw auke e T ask Fo rc e on the d eb at e ce n te re d ar ou nd th e que stio n of how to give gr ea te r weig ht to tea chi ng exc elle nce , as req uir ed by U niv ers ity gu ide line s. Fa cu lty me mb ers a re exp ect ed to be pro fici ent in thr ee ar ea s: co m m un ity se rv ic e , c re a ti v e ac tiv ity and tea chi ng . Com plica ting the prob lem is t he fac t th at Pa rk sid e i s a "r es ea rc h c e n te r " in th e UW S y st em . Fa cu lty me mb ers he re tea ch a red uce d cla ss load , nine cr ed its a se m es ter ra th er tha n the no rm al PET ER SEYBOLD Ec on om y an d E m p lo ym en t: G oa ls 2000, wh ich pu bl is he d re su lts and rec om me nd atio ns of its stu dy las t wee k, au tho r of th e "Wisco nsin Merger and Acqui sition Re po rt" and pre sid en t of Ande rson / Roe thle , Inc ., a ma na ge m en t con sul ting fir m. The re p o rt em ph as iz es in cr ea si n g adaptability of existing org ani zati ons to rap idly cha ngi ng nat ion al and int ern ati on al con­ diti ons . Willi am St ra ng , d ire cto r of UW Bu rea u of Bus ine ss R es ea rc h an d au th or of it s 1982 st u d y , "W isco nsi n's Eco nom y in 1990," and pre sid ent of the Wisco nsin Bus ines s Eco nom ic Asso ciati on. Ken neth Hoo ver, a Pa rk sid e polit ical sci enc e pro fes sor , will se rv e a s mo de rat or. The for um is spon sore d by Pa rk sid e an d the Uni ver sity Ext ens ion De pa rtm en t of G ov ern me nta l Aff airs . twe lve, pla cing a gr ea te r em ­ ph asi s on re se ar ch tha n no rm al. As bef ore , t he Com mit tee coul d not spe cify how they int er pr ete d th e sp ec ia l w ei gh t gi ve n to te ac h in g. D av id L ev in , an as sis ta nt pro fess or of philo soph y, ask ed , "C an you cl ar ify , in a non - am big uou s w ay, w hat is m ea nt by spe cia l wei ght to te ac hi ng ?" Th e Co mm itte e m em be rs coul d not , but sta te d th at Se ybo ld's exc elle nt tea chi ng e val uat ion s did not of fset the lack of c re at iv e a ct iv ity . "H e need s to ha ve ac tiv ity in th re e ar ea s, not tw o," sai d as sis ta nt pr of es so r of so ci ol og y Li on el Mald onad o. Ab ou t th ir ty st u d en ts an d fac ult y att en de d the he ari ng , l es s tha n half the Nov emb er he ar in g's att en da nc e, but wer e mo re voc al in the ir su pp ort for Sey bol d. Duri ng a len gth y que stio n an d ans we r per iod ch ai rm an Ron ald Pa va lko had to cau tion both the Co mm itte e a nd the aud ien ce th at the pro cee din gs we re "no n - ad ­ ve rs ar ia l." Ins tea d of que stio ning Seyb old du rin g the pro cee din gs, the audience questio ned the Com mitt ee at len gt h on th eir pro ced ure s. One stu de nt ac cu sed the Com mit tee of being mo re int ere ste d in the ir re se ar ch tha n tea chi ng. "W e do n't def ine re se ar ch as mo re im po rta nt tha n tea ch in g," Pa va lko sa id . "B ut th at 's wh at yo u'r e tellin g us ," she an sw ere d. Duri ng a hea ted exc han ge with a stu de nt, as so cia te pro fess or of anth ropo logy Ri ch ard S toffle s ai d, " I do n't thin k you ca n tru ly un­ de rst an d all of the iss ue s in­ volved," drawing an angry res pon se from the aud ien ce. He sta ted th at stu de nts "b e p rivy on a re gu lar ba si s" to the sele ctio n pro ces s. "H e' s being ra ilr oa de d, " sa id one stu de nt du rin g a rec ess . Most pre sen t at the hea rin g we re of the opinion th at the C om m itt ee w as no t fol lo wi ng pro per pro ced ure . Seyb old co nc urr ed . " I feel I'v e prod uced som e evi den ce con­ cer nin g my re se ar ch ," he sa id . Dur ing the fin al pa rt s of the he ari ng , he s ai d, " It see ms to me the em ph asi s is on publ ishin g in jou rn als ." He st at ed th at th e res ea rc h he has done does not lend itself to ar tic les in sch ola rly jou rna ls. Citing o ne le tte r, h e sa id , " it tak es tim e to bri ng off su ch an ext ens ive tr ea tm en t." The Co mm itte e re pe ate d its posit ion th at Sey bol d's wo rk wa s bas ed on his do cto ral re se ar ch , and t ha Ui e h ad now sh own e nou gh e v i d e n c e o f n e w c r c a t i v o a c e / v f t j sin ce com ing to Pa rk si de . The Co mm itte e voted 7-1 to re je c t Se yb ol d' s ap p ea l. Ps yc ho lo gy pr of es so r W ill iam Morro w ca st the dis sen ting vot e. Seybo ld is plan ning to ap pe al the dec isio n. An thr opo log ist to gi ve lectu res Th e dir ec to r of the Am eri can Un ive rsit ies Fie ld Sta ff Cen ter for M ed ite rra ne an Stu die s in Ro me , Alan W. Ho rto n, will give a fr ee publ ic le ct ur e on "I ta ly : It s Po liti cs an d S oc iet y" a t Pa rk sid e at 10 a. m. on T ues day , F eb . 15 i n Wyllie Li br ar y - Le arn ing Ce nte r Room 363. AUFS is an org ani zat ion of un ive rsi tie s d evot ed to inc rea sin g in te rn a ti o n al u nd er st an d in g . Pa rk sid e is an as so cia te me mb er of the gro up. Hor ton, a soc ial anth rop olo gis t and pol itic al sc ien tis t, l ive d i n t he Midd le E as t f or ove r two d ec ad es as a stu de nt, te ac he r, relie f wo rke rs, con stru ctio n wo rke r a nd coll ege ad m ini str ato r an d has been bas ed in Rom e s inc e 1978 . In add itio n to his talk on Ita ly , Horto n will give a publ ic talk on "I sla m ic M ove men ts in Eg yp t" a t a Soc ial Sci enc e Ro und tab le at 12:15 p. m. on Mon day, Fe b. 14 in the Pa rk si de Union, Room 106. I N S I D E • Win ter Carnival ba by pictu re co nte st • D ri n k in g . . . W ho 's r e s p o n s ib le ? • Parksi de stud ent can did ate for Sch ool Board 2 Th urs da y, F eb ru ar y 3,1983 E E 'S O Y /N ' O U T T /Z E /fE /^ ^ m m f k M on I OF w m £ / $ m / £ s /« € a c t T W O / IP THE PLAY DOESN'T CLOSE AT INT ER MI SS ION S f H S C R I P T , N ) / " D E B T o • • M V M L E r /S ll na ve , Letter to th e E d i t o r : C o ll e g ia te Sk ill s w e ll -i n te n d e d To the Ed ito r: Thi s is in res po nse to the le tte r publ ished in the Ra ng er abo ut the U ni ve rs ity of W isc on sin - P ar k si d e C ol le gi at e S ki ll s Pr og ra m . I ha ve wo rk ed wi th th e Col legia te Skil ls Pr og ra m sin ce the beg inn ing . I wa s pa rt of the te am th a t pu t to ge th er th e doc um ent th at was ev ent ual ly pa ss ed by th e U ni ve rs it y of Wisco nsin - Pa rk sid e Fa cu lty S en at e wh ich c re a te d th e P ro g ra m . I se rv ed on th e Col leg iate Ski lls Im ple me nta tio n Co mm itte e which att en de d to the m on ito ri ng an d a d m in st ra ti n g of th e P ro gr am for five ye ar s, the las t y ea rs as Ch air . The fac ult y wa nte d the C. S. Pr og ra m to be one wh ich wo uld h elp ea ch s tud en t m his / her qu est for a un ive rsi ty de gr ee . At no tim e wa s the Pr og ra m int end ed to be an ot he r hu rdl e for the st ud en t t o ove rco me nor wa s it inte nde d th at thi s be a de gr ee re qu ire me nt in the usu al se ns e. Dur ing the pas t fi ve y ea rs ma ny dec isio ns we re m ad e to m ak e the Pr og ra m run eff icie ntly an d ef­ fe ct iv e ly . Th e P ro g ra m is de scr ibe d in the ca tal og an d co urs e sch ed ule s so th at eac h stu de nt kn ows of the Pr og ra m and un de rst an ds the con seq uen ces if th e re q u ir e m e n ts a re no t sa tis fie d. Stu de nts sho uld know when the y could be put on C ol le gi at e S k il ls pr ob at io n or dr op . The co mp ute r is pro gr am me d so th at when fin al gr ad e re po rts a re run a t the end of eac h se m e st e r ea ch st u d e n t' s C ol le gi at e S ki ll s s ta tu s is ev al u at ed ac co rd in g to th e pu bl is he d ru le s. Si nc e ea ch stu de nt sho uld be k now led gab le of the C olle gia te Ski lls rul es he / she sho uld not be su rp ris ed when a pro bat ion or dro p act ion oc cu rs. D ur in g re g is tr a ti o n we ek I con duc ted int erv iew s wit h abo ut 85 stud en ts who we re app eal ing a Col legi ate S kills d ro p ac tio n. Most of th ese stu de nt s we re re ad m itt ed on C olle giat e Skills f ina l p rob atio n so th at they could c ont inu e at UW - Pa rk si de thi s se m es te r. The la rg e ma jor ity of the se st ud en ts h ad one req uir em en t rem ain ing and we re with in a week or two of fini shin g it. I m igh t c om me nt th at in ma ny of the se ca se s with a litt le plan ­ ning the dro p act ion could hav e been av oid ed . I do n' t feel th at the pro ces s nee ds rev isi ng . E ach stu de nt who wa s dro ppe d was info rme d in a let ter th at he / she could ap pe al the dro p act ion by req ue sti ng a wa ive r. T he req ue st for wa ive r is ini tia ted by the stu de nt wit h a let ter exp lain ing the rea so ns for the fa ilu re to sa tis fy all the C. S. re qu ire m en ts and ar ra ng in g for an int erv iew wit h the Di rec tor of Edu cat ion Pr og ra m Su pp ort . T he point of the int erv iew is t o find out if the stu de nt ha s a pla n which would al low him / her to c om ple te the req ui re m en ts in a rea son ab le way . Sin ce a stu de nt 's ea rly reg ist rat ion is n ot ca nce led unl ess the w aiv er req ue st i s d eni ed th er e is no re al inco nve nien ce to th e stu de nt. T he re aso n for t he P er m it to R egi ste r is to a llow a stu de nt to ma ke pro gr am cha ng es du rin g the f irs t week of school sin ce th er e would be a del ay in hav ing the dro p act ion ent ere d in the com ­ pu ter . Th ere we re som e six stu de nt s who w ere rea dm itt ed for a sec ond tim e. Ev en thoug h th er e will be so m e in th is ca te g o ry ea ch se m es ter the nu mb er will be sm all . Re ad er s sho uld als o know abo ut the pe rce nt of th e tot al num ber of st ud en ts su bje ct to th e Col legi ate Sk ills P ro gr am who g et plac ed on Co lleg iate Sk ills D rop is als o sm al l. I would en co ura ge eac h stu de nt Conti nued On Pa ge Ei gh t be tte r d ar k by P at Hen siak Ed ito r Fe br ua ry sec ond ha s com e an d go ne a g a in . Did th a t st u p id grou ndho g se e hi s sh ado w, or was he sm ar t enou gh to just st ay in bed for the da y. Th is is wh at I would h av e cho sen to do , ha d I not had cla ss es an d tes ts and qui zze s to ta ke c ar e o f. G roun dhog Day is ce rta in ly a pec uli ar ev en t, one which I no lon ger ha ve a ny thi ng to do wi th. I thin k a t a ve ry young ag e, I was alw ay s c onc ern ed abo ut how long the s now would la st , a nd how long it would ta ke for sp rin g to T h in k P i e c e S o m e o n e mu st be re sp on sib le! K \! R l' li n n R P f a c t n i l 11. i 1 1 by B ruc e R. P res ton Win ter Ca rni va l beg ins ne xt week and with it a lot of d rin kin g an d s ub seq uen tly (a s f or the mo st pa rt we a re a c om mu ter sch ool ) a lot of dri vin g. I st ar te d the re se ar ch for thi s we ek 's col um n by ga th eri ng inf orm atio n on the new dru nk dri vin g law s, the alcoh ol aw ar en es s c om m itt ee , by ta lk in g wi th kn ow le dg ab le so ur ce s, a nd by going thr ou gh the pro ces s of bein g ar re st ed for dru nk dr iv in g. I'm not goin g to try to be self - rig hte ou s he re no r pre ten d th at I do n't dri nk an d dr iv e. Bu t wh at I'v e lea rn ed in the pa st wee k will de fi ni te ly m ak e m e a m or e res pon sib le dr in ke r. T he re 's go ing to be a lot of fa ct s and fig ur es com ing you r way but do n't jus t blow the m off. Ta ke the tim e to rea d the m, it' ll be a hell of a lot les s pai nfu l tha n bein g sc ra pe d up off the pa ve me nt. We ha ve a pro ble m with th e co ns um pt io n of al co ho l in Wisco nsin and esp eci all y in thi s ar ea . I t is be cau se of thi s pro ble m tha t as of May 1, 1982 Wi scon sin toug hene d its dru nk dri vin g law (see ch ar t) . But rai sin g pe na lti es and fine s is not the only an sw er . What good will it do to fin e a coup le of tee na ge rs an d rev ok e the ir lice nse s af te r the y'v e kill ed an inno cent mo the r an d fa th er of two? "S ta te line fe ve r" is al so a prob lem as is dri nk ing am on g high schoo l stu de nt s bu t wh at good will it do to ra is e the leg al drin king ag e t o 19 when 80 p erc en t of all alcoh ol in Wisc onsin is co ns um ed ou ts id e of li ce n se d are as ? T ha t's rig ht , 80 pe rc en t of all of the bee r and wine an d ha rd liquor in th is st at e is d ru nk ou tsi de o f the ba rs an d re st au ra nt s an d insi de the ca rs , on the s tr ee ts , an d in our own ba ck ya rd s. Bes ides the ra di ca l, but none - the - less su bs tan tia l ar gu m en ts reg ard ing the rai sin g of the dri nki ng ag e (i. e. being of ag e to vot e, m ar ry , an d di e for you r co un try bu t not of ag e to dri nk ) th er e a re pro ble ms les s rh eto ric al and mu ch clo ser to hom e. "I 'm af ra id thi s (ra isi ng the ag e to 19) will put drin kin g bac k on the st re et s and into t he c a rs in g re at er pr op or ti on s, c re a ti n g a la rg e r pr ob lem ," sa id Ken osha Coun ty Sher iff Da n Pie nci kow ski. "A nd we jus t do n't hav e the ma npo we r to fa ce the pro blem I an tic ip at e. Rai sin g the ag e to 19 is just going to ha ve a mi no r, co sm eti c ef fe ct . Ev ery on e ha s ou tle ts for find ing alc oho l, re ga rd le ss of a g e. " So if the se a re not the an sw er s, wh at ar e? As Pien cik ow ski p uts it, "T he ov era ll pro blem is the lac k of ed uca tio n on w hat alco hol doe s to yo u. " T hus the an sw er mu st be to ed uc ate th e m as se s. It is wi th thi s in min d (I as su m e) th at the Al co ho l A w ar en es s co m m it te e wa s fo rm ed . As a res ult , a re we inf orm ed? No, bu t we d on 't h av e Old S tyl e o r P a b st n ig h ts ; be er dr in k in g re la y s; pr op os ed fil m se ri e s (whi ch woul d ha ve bee n spo n­ so red by M ill er) ; f re e b eer tic ke ts af ter ba sk etb all ga m es ; an d th e Union ope ns la te r an d clo ses e a rl ie r a t th e ev en ts wh ich pr om ot e al co ho l an d al co ho l con sum pti on . Se em s to me as if the log ic he re is 'ou t - of - s igh t - out - of - m in d. ' " I c an u nd ers tan d th e c on ce rn ," s ta te d PA B P re si d e n t C hr is Ha mm ele v. "B ut I do n' t think it sho uld be a th re at to ou r p ro gr am . W e'r e ad ul ts . Who' s to te ll us when we ca n an d ca n 't dr in k? " Ch uc k B et z, an Alc oh ol Aw are nes s co mm itte e me m be r add ed, "N o, I do n't thin k it 's the ir pl ac e, " in ref er en ce to the bo ard play ing mom my and dad dy with reg ar ds to alco hol con sum ptio n. Bu t co un te re d H am m el ev 's com me nt wi th, " I thin k i t's a good idea to s top pro mot ing alco hol on ca mp us . One way to get peop le aw ar e of alcoh ol is to sto p prom otin g it ." Ed ith Ise nb er g, Ch air per son of the su b - co mm itte e res pon sib le fo r m ak in g re co m m en da ti on s abo ut pr og ram s to ed uc at e on al co ho lis m an d re sp on si bl e dr in k in g , a ls o , " f e e l( s ) v er y str on g (ly) th at alco hol sho uld not be pr om ot ed ." Is en be rg 's su b - co mm itte e ha sn 't p rod uce d an yth ing as of yet but, " w e' re h oping t o, " as sh e p uts it. Alcoho l an d Dr ug Aw are nes s week is Ma rch 7-1 3. May be they mig ht be ab le to ha ve som eth ing rea dy for us by the n. In th e m ea n ti m e, in no ce nt peo ple a re bein g mu rd ere d on the st re et s of Wisco nsin by dru nk dr iv er s. So le t t he e duc atio n begi n he re an d no w. Th ro ug h th e gra cio us ai d of Sg t. R obe rt Zin k of th e K en os ha Co un ty S h er if f' s De pa rtm en t the st ar k fa ct s of w ha t ha pp en s wh en on e is ar re st ed for dru nk dri vin g (or OWI - op era tin g a veh icle while int ox ica ted ) we re ma de ve ry re al to m e. I'l l re lay the m he re in te rm s we ca n al l de al with . Fi rs t off, yo u'r e not get tin g a tick et for dru nk dr ivi ng . Yo u'r e get ting ar re st ed . We'll us e a hyp oth etic al sc en ar io to dr ive a few fa ct s ho me . Le t's say th at eit he r to b eat the ligh t o r bec au se you h ad n' t no ticed th at it cha nge d or for wh ate ve r re as on , you run a red lig ht. One of o ur boys in blue noti ces th is a nd , p ullin g you o ve r, Con tinue d On Pa ge Eig ht offi cial ly ar ri ve . It wa s alw ay s nice r in sp rin g tha n any oth er tim e of the y ea r, b ut a ll of t ha t h as cha nge d for me , tha nk s to thi s pec ula r ha bit known to ma ny as Gro undh og Da y. As a young you th, I ca n rem em be r run nin g into our fro nt porc h t o see if t he su n was shi nin g on the sec ond da y of Fe br ua ry . I alw ay s se cr etl y hoped in the bac k of my min d th at it wo uld n't, bec aus e the n th ere would only be 6 mo re wee ks unti l sp rin g. By Fe br ua ry , sp rin g wa s the only thing I c ould thin k ab ou t. Th en on one Fe br ua ry sec ond , my mo the r cal ml y ask ed me wh ere it wa s th at I wa s run nin g to s o ea rly in the m orn ing . I told he r do wn t o th e por ch, to se e ab ou t the w ea th er . (You ha ve to un de rst an d th at Mom ask ed me this ev ery ye ar . She was alw ay s qu ite nice ab ou t it. I st ill beli eve th at sh e fed me M ag ic Sh ow Kr am er & Co., two ma gic ian s and illu sio nis ts, will per for m a t Pa rk sid e a t 7 p.m . on Mon day, Fe b. 21 in the Union Cin ema Th ea ter . The sho w is sp on sor ed b y the st ud en t Pa rk sid e Act ivit ies Boa rd and tic ke ts a re $1 for s tu d e n ts an d ch il d re n un de r 1 3 and $2 fo r ad ul ts. A free pre vie w pe rfo rm an ce by the illu sion ist duo , K ra m er an d Ju die , will be pre sen ted a t noon the sa m e da y in Union Sq ua re st ra ng e food as a ch ild to m ake me cra zy . Lik e ban ana pee ls or so m et hi ng in sa ne li k e th a t. ) An yw ay , on th is p a rt ic u la r Fe br ua ry sec ond , the su n wa s beat ing down like nev er befo re. Like we would spe nd all of the su mm er in thi s one sh or t da y. I was so de pr es se d, be cau se if the grou ndh og se es his sha dow , he ge ts sc ar ed and ru ns back into his hole for 6 m ore week s of wi nte r. I was so de pre sse d, th at I di dn 't wan t to att en d schoo l tha t da y. Th en I le a rn ed th e tr u th . Som eone w as a li ar , or a t ric ks te r, or so m et hi n g. W he th er th is ri di cu lo us li tt le pi g se es hi s sha dow or not is all besi de the stu pid poin t. The poin t is , th er e's six wee ks unt il sp rin g, or six wee ks of win ter l eft n o m at te r how you re ad it. How aw fu l!! It wa s so nice to be fool ed, an d talk myse lf into ple ase ntn ess . But once the inno cen ce of it all is gon e, it is n' t any fun bein g foo led. It 's like findi ng out Sa nt a Clau s is a fa ke , or you r fa th er , or both . It 's fr us tra tin g. Wha t a kic k! Not to men tion th at it doe s ter rib le thin gs to you r mind if you hav e ter mi na l C abi nfe ver . I alw ay s g et th at. I ha ve it now. Wh at's eve n mo re de pre ssi ng is th ac I' ve nev er even see n a gro und hog . I don 't even know if the re is su ch an a n im a l. You d o n 't th in k it 's any thi ng like the gui nea pig, do yo u? ?? ?? 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