https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/77fee47dd1809f870757b471aade0f14.pdf d730ec6a91411755e1ea0c67e3cc978b 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 15, issue 7 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Reserve funds taken without consultation, SUFAC says Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document P~===1~~===r;;;;:==:=, I page 4 page 8 page 9 Parksidejoins Exclusive interview WingspreadFellows Allen Melvin - Oprah Winfrey in Racine oct. 16. 1986 University of Wlsconsln-Parkslde Vol. 1 5. NO.7 Kenosha County Stadium? photo by Don Moldenhauer No,this complex may look likea baseball stadium, but it's actually Parkside's residence halls seen Irom a perspective usually re- served lor birds. For details on a housing open house, see page 10. Reservefunds taken without consultation, SUFAC says byKimberlle Kranich News Editor as In a letter to Gary Goetz c~1stantchancellor of finan: Chalaffairs, Andy Buchanan, UJl!v~anof the segregated CQ",,,,~\ty fees allocation Pre" ee (SUFAC), ex. Cerned his committee's con- "wen over being informed 8ionsafter the fact, of dect- rnOval"'aderegarding the reo stude tOf reserve funds from '!'h n organizations" to d: letter was In response and nCISlonsmade by Goetz troUer ave liolle, director/con. a, to fu f bUSiness services, fro", Pe removal of funds arkslde'S cash reo serves to pay a debt of $335,900to the UW System. In addition to the $335,900 that was removed from Park- side's cash reserves last De- cember, an additional annual fee of $25,756 wl1l have to be paid over the next te,ny~ars to replenish reserves in SIster institutions. Orglnally, a total of $22.5 million was taken from th~ budget surpluses of all Uni- versity institutions to help reduce tuition increases ~nd provide funds for llbranes, computers and faculty catch- up pay. I Once the money was co- lected, it was redistributed to each campus based on enroll- ment figures. However. Park- side received about $600.000 more than what was origi- nally taken. Since Parkside had already spent this "ex- cess" money, it was neces- sary to draw upon Its cash reo serves (fund 126) to pay back the debt. According to Buchanan, such decisions are supposed to be made at the campus level. "SUF AC" as a commit- tee was not consulted by 'Goetz or Holle as to where the funds were going to spe- ciflcally come from. We be- live we deserve more con- sultation, " While Buchanan received an itemized list of the cash reductions made by Goetz and Holle In late September, .the list was compiled in May and the decision to remove cash reserves was made in December. To explain his lack of con. sultatlon with SUFAC, Goetz wrote In an October 10 letter to Buchanan, "unfortunately at this time (end of May) ex. cept for us administrative servants, the university was shut down in that Impass be. tween the end of the semester and start of summer ses- ston." The leller further stated that a copy of the Itemized cash reduction list was sent to Jenny Price, then director • of student life, new interim director, and was also dis- cussed belpre Administrative Council "In the bellef that the appropriate Educaltonal Services or Student LIfe staff would communicate the plan to you and any comments would get back to us." Such was not the case, "Before I went on vaca- tion." said Price °1 urged Holle not to take any action until I got back. I also warned Carol Cashen (Then acting assistant chancellor), that no final action should be taken." According to Price, upon her return, action had been Reserves 8ee page 2 --- ---- ·'""!1 % 2 Thur:d:y. October 16. 1988 ~ Homecoming a step in the right direction Hom m!JIC a celebration steeped In tradition, and lradltJoQ la .. methln& that takes time to butid, Ha~ hlatorlc&Uy had IIttie of either eommodtty-. tradition or Urn to tulU v·ate it··Parkslde should be com- mended tor trying to moe Homecoming a ttrne-honored <ampul tradlUon In lhla, just th fourth year of the mrd-octobee cerebra- Uon. tie aeU\1U. and events are being instituted to res- r r eoa.1 5C nee or the unJversity community. ~ th b n of a football t m Is, as always, a ":~;~bl anomaly. this y r's festivities boast more of a ~ m!JIC "f "lhan they did In years past. 'The ap- ran of a bonfire, the Idea of a conceptual "casino ht • an<I attempt to spur student Interest and tn- ¥OIv m t an a unlv ratty "'deroer'· band all represent po In a uve direction. 'hMn &1"8. no doubt. nay..uyera who perceive some of nla .. too hllh IIChoollsh and thereby destructive to ParIuII 'a /map II Is tnI that 10m of th planned events can be conatI\MICI aa vlng qu lienable college quality, the IcIeaa beJIInd them deaer\'e nothing but praise. lore Im- portant lhan w t Is actually being planned Is that plan. 0( lhla nature la ev n going on··plannlng that recog- n.tau Park.sJde". n d to encourage closer relaUons within It.I campul community and among Its surrounding com- munlUes. J.I11IJ: Candidate provides Homecoming information To tha Editor' 1nce lMore wu no lntonna· don avaJ.1&ble on m .. a can· dldale tor Homecom.lng qu n. I foe! It n ceaary to oupply you with lOme, I am a nIOr music mjor repreaent. Ing the Sociology club and the reason I want to be queen is this: Slnce there Is no black monarchy in the House of Windsor, there should be at least one at Parkslde. Cheryl Brown ~ Inauguration on Oct. 27 In laat w k'. article about the chane 1I0r'. lnaugura lion (''TradJUon a part of planned f tivlU .. ). the Ra.nger In. adv rt nUy I It out the date of v nt. The C' remon)r~ 'U."Dl take place on Monday, Oct. 'n at 3 p.m. A luncheon will proceed at I p.m. and a reception will follow at 4; 30. 'The Ra.nger regrets lis error and any COnfusion it may have caused. Reserve cuts debated'----_ Raerv"'rom _ 1 tak n d to dead1lnes but that such cllon • able to modttI Buchanan eau the lack of consu1 Uon "untl terallam lIIat plnat the splrtt of ""U'<INJ CO\' mane We wOUld lill to be Includ as an equal partner in future deter. mlnaUons or this nature." "Be assured," said Goetz's letter, .. that Y.ith the excel- lent new leadership In the Student Services area such breakdo,,"ns in communlca. tion will be rare or like this one- the result 01 unintention. ed overslght." [~",~t. ~Et'~~o~~ ® RUN INSPIRATIONAL MEDIA ADs, BOB I<ASoTENIS A LOUSE. FORTUNATEL~ SOMEONE IS R.UNNING AGAINST HIM.. VOTE FOR ED GAR".I":..:E:,:'<.:.'_~_ '~ ® GET ENIXlR5EO BY UlCA1. POlmCAL LEADERS wtTH &ROAD ELECTORAtE APPEAL. HELLO. I'M RA1.PH NADER. .. _ tol(}QMAN MAlLEJl AND I AA.E HERE 10 TELL V04J 1Mo\T 60& KASTEN 15 A LOU5£,:-,;,,'l 1iilI~ .:; @ WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE 'TENOR, OF YOUR. CAMPAIGN, SA.Y LISTEN. r WANTED -ro') CONDlJC.T A <:!£AN CAMPAIGN ..• Nobody'asked m~, but." Child care murals are priceless by Brenda L. Buchanan TIle Parkside Child care center now owns two price- less painted murals. The value on the colorful pieces is not measured in monetary terms. but in the form of appreciation of the gift, the viewing pleasure of the staff, visitors, parents and ch1ldren who use the Cen- ter, but mostly In the sk1l1, creativity and pride of the children who patnted the two pieces. Sherry 'Thomas, director of the center, was invited by D.avid Holmes, master artist, Linda Roberts, artlsls assist. ant. and the junior apprentice artists of the summer College for Klds, to come view and choose two from the four murals that they worked on in their class. Sherry and two other staff members arrived to find the artists sUll working on the flnlshtng touches, It was dlttl. cult to choose because each of the four painted murals were so fascinating and carefully done. Finally Sherry chose an underwater scene complete "The value of the colorful pieces is not measured in monetary terms, but in the viewing pleasure." with a treasure chest, deep~ sea diver. an octopus with rappllng tentacles and a se. lection of tlsh that puts the Shedd Aquarium to shame. The second choice was a brilliant interpretation of life on another planet. There are two more suns than we are use to, people traveling ln ultra all-terrain vehicles, a selection of flora and fauna that can be found in only the imaginations of the creators of the palntlng. One factor that help Sherry and the staff decide is what visual imagery would be most interesting to the children, ~T~H Leo Bose, Jason Caspers, Mary DeFazIO, Enkk Dingman. Ronda Diner, Gretchen Gayhan. Carol Kortendock. Randy lecounl, Rick Leonard. Chns LOJ8skl. RICk Luehr. Vahan Mahdas1an, Suzanne Manluano, KeUy McKISSICk, Scott Os,mltz. NICOle PactOne, MtChelle Petersen, B.II Serpe, Mike Stevens Kahe Thomey. Andy Tschumper. • Jennie Tunkl8tCZ, Karen WIegert TysonW'lda ' -_ .... ~;;;::~~ GMyL,Sc_V- r_.__ Edrtor KI_ K_h _ _ E6Itor Juloo __ _ _ Editor ~CorT. _.F E6Itor JurI"'-' _ E/QrtIo_ Edttor _ ......tv _ _._..... .SportsEdltor 0.-. Wee..,., _..................... Photo Edttor J.ctt Botnhuette, •••~................ Photo Ecf.ttof Andy lkJchonon 1Iv...---. ~ auehaNn _ Aut. eu...nne"~ 0....._ dvo<1Jolng _ 5_ P1cuo.•.._._._ Dt•• n_ '""-' the most frequent viewera. "When children and parents are entering and leaving the center I can often hear them talking about the muraIJ from my ottlce," stated 3her, ry. The murals on the wall are helping the chlldren to de· velop their language and communication skills, in addi- tion to expanding their imagi. nations. When completed, the works of art were transported to the center in the same manner that the artlsls of the Renais- sance - would deliver thelr works. The pieces would be carried though the town by the artists and delivered to the patron. In this case tht murals were carried through the campus grounds to the center where both the art and artists were welcomed. A welcoming reception was held by the center as a show of thanks, The Parkside Child cart Center Is grateful for the glIl Sherry Thomas says that tJuj is just one example of t.hf many ways that the facult)' staff. and students of the UJll· versity have been supporti w of the center. • ~:~~ wnnen an~ edIted by students at UW-Parkside and they are solely responsible for its ed:l(W. and hOhda:ntent. anger IS PUblished every Thursday dunng the academiC year except dUrlnQbrt3ll5 N't ~es~~Sehr::~m~lgl b~ ad, dressed 10: Parkside Ranger, University of Wisconsin-ParkSlde 80' Advertts;n ralesare . eephone (414) 553-2295 or (414) 553-2287. . PUbkcanon ~hurSday. S4 per column Inch or less III bulk. Adver1lslng deadline is Tuesday at 9 a m fo: leners 10 the editor will be ace t d "1 . SlZ'e paper leners should be less ~~ e 3lsJypewnnen, double-spaced on standard Phone number Included for vent an words and must be sIgned. With a tele- Quest Deadline lor leners IS T~tlon puWO ses . Names.wIII be Withheld upon reo reserves Ihe ngtllto edrtleners anJ Y ~l 1 a m. lor DUbhcallon ThurSday. Ranger corllent. re use letters contalnrng false and defamatory Ranger IS pnnted by Ihe RaCine Journal Times. fi~ .. I " I /; I /~ .. l~~ .... .:; 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 15, issue 7, October 16, 1986 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 1986-10-16 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 Educational Services gary goetz segregated university fee allocation committee (SUFAC) student life uw system