https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/c040f1ba1be0bbee9546add37c04b85c.pdf 88566c874b5c85e4d9f09822036c25cc 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 18, issue 20 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Add-Drop policy passed despite student pressure Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document �day's RanIer gUJlla10 says apartheid Ii still has to be fought ill South Mrica .:' 1-: _~ P.ag~3 " Insld,e SpOl't! UW-Parkside's Chomko and Anderson named to Senior Soccer BowL Page 10 DeLuca's hypnotic act ., 'thrills tlw-Parkside ,. :,.~~,' , . agmn. .~~ge:-4,"" Thursday, February 22, 1990 Vol. XVIII, No. 20 Add - drop policy passed despite student pressure perfonninginacoursebythefourth by D8n Chiappetta week. News Editor Prange further explained that OnFeb.I3, 1990, the Faculty many stud<m1Sgo beyond the fifth _ passed a new drop policy week of a semester without _ dill a SlUdentwho drops a knowing how well they are llQSeduringorafterthefifth week performingin class. Many students Ii a semester will receive it go beyond the fifth week of the r.~·ipInOlation of "W" for that semester without taking teslS or CIIIIIlSe. The "W" stands for quizzes. lIiIbdrawaI. "How can you evaluate your '1be new policy takes effect performance. This is the sixth week illhcFalll99lsemester,"saidDon and I can't tell," said Prange. Prange,president of the Parkside The new drop policy that takes SludentGovernment Association. effect in the Fall of 1991, will still "Webadabout700UW-Parkside allow students tu drop until the II1Identsignatures opposing the eighth week, but between the fifth polity change. TheJ'acuity Senate and eighth week students will vinua11yignored the signatures. receivea"W,"meaningwithdrawal TheyOOo'tseem to care what the of a course, on their transcripts, In II1IdenISsay." the case of modular or summer According to' Prange, the session courses, the "W" notation Faculty Senate felt that students will be applied if the drop occurs Ibould know how they are after one-third of the course period Radio station WZRX shut down by Dan Chiappetta News Editor function a comminee that is not reaching the interest of the students and is causing inappropriate behavior." Large amounts of material in WZRX's office have disappeared, according to Prange. "WZRX has been shut down until further notice. They will not function or spend money. At this time they are not an organization," stated Prange. "WZRX's budget has been frozen until we see leadership and direction." WZRX is a sulH:ommittee of PSGA, but Prange feels thatstudent govemmentshouldnotruntheradio station. "PSGA' is there for the safeguard of student righlS and OnFeb.16,I990,anexecutive ICtion was taken by locking up WZRx, UW-Parkside's radio 1Iation. ''WZRx's budget has been _n,"saidDonPrange,Parkside ' SbldentGovernment Association ~denL ''The locks have been cbangoo and if anybody needs to &et 10 to get their personal ~~ngings they must contact' ~\l\JA." According to Prange, this is 1he third time WZRX haS had to be 1lIor8lUtized. "At this point there is ~tion and no leadership. IS no sense to continue to bas passed. The new add policy passed by the Faculty Senate will take effect in theFall of 1990. The new add policy states that students may, during the first week of classes, add any course for which they are "TheFaculty Senate virtually ignored the signatures, they· don't seem to care what the students say," Don Prange interests, not to provide a program service. Student Organizations Council shouldmntheradio station because their purpose is to provide information for all the clubs on campus," added Prange. The PSGA Senate disagrees with Prange, believing that PSGA should run WZRX, not SOC. "The resources are there and there is aneedanddesire foraradio station, but if they can't get the interest of the students, whicb is the purpose of the radio station, and can't he run under proper . leadership, there is no sense in funding WZRX," emphasized Prange. supportofthecoersemsnuctorand approval of the department chairperson. After acting on a request for a late add, the department chair forwards a copy of the request to the dean of the appropriate school for information purposes. Students may make a final appeal, if desired. to the dean of the appropriate school, if the instructor is the department chair. Prangeisootonlydisappointed by the passing of the new add and drop policy, but by the way the Faculty Senate acted towards the 700 signatures. "The Faculty Senate hardly had any response to the fact that students opposed the new policy. It was passed with a 26-2'{) vote. They just don'l care about the concern of the students." Prange brought up Wisconsin Statue 36.09(5), which states thai all students shall have primary responsibility for the formulation and review of policies concerning S1Udentlife,services,and inte:rests. "State statute states thai we have shared governance, that we have the right to have a say, bul they ignored us." Prange explained that if both smoems and facully agreed on a certain issue shared governance is perceived tohe greatby thefaculty, but if students and faculty disagree on an issue, shared governance is ignored. Prange will put his effon in lIying to get profes9Ol'S to give examsor quizzes before the fourth week of the semester so students could have some idea how they are performing in class. "It was a negative meeting. II was a bad day for the shared govemancesystem,"addedPrange. Finding a Job after graduation Compiled by DaWtl Mai1aDd Entertainment Editor Editor's Note: This is lire r"st of many ~g~1IIS on gradualu>n tJIId how to gtllhol"all-importa1ls" firsljob. With thecomingofspring, the Class of 1990 will he facing ils biggest challenge yet: competin& successfullY for a job after graduation. The matter of fact ~ many collegians aren't always adequately prepared for their first encounter with business. According to a recent survey, even straight "A" studenlS often get failing grades in good grooming and making a ~ fll'Sl irnptesSion on reauiters. A tDtal of 2SO personnel professional! nationwide were queried. and more than 9S pcn:ent rated good grooming either exuemely irnponant or very importantforyoungjobapplicants. However, more than one-quarter of the respondents also said less than half of their applicants metsix b8sicfirstimpessionMldgroomina -.dards. The survey asb:d CXlIlJOI&lC, executive reauiter. and agency personnel people how many app1icants met sucb grooming and fll'Sl impression slalldards U wearing a sui~ trimming their nails and wearing freshly-shined shoes. Although 83 peroenr. did say job CoDtI.. cd ........ a 2 Thursday. February 22. 1990 Ranger OpIn1011._ PSGA election has 13 seats and four candidates As the Sj'.ringsemester draws nearer to spring break, slUdents me busy making plans and arrangements for all sorts .of things. Graduaung senm are busy getting out resumes and p~.g parties, clubs an. d organizations me planning the next year's acUVlbeS.~~ everyone I,S deciding what they are going to do with the week off thatlS Just around the corner. With all of these plans being made, it would seem to be ume to be gearing up for the upcoming PSGA elections on March 7th and 8th. Wbete is the enthusiasm supposedly connected to SbJdent government elections? Wbete is the heated debate and competitive spirit of politics? As a matter of fact, where are the candidates? At rust glanee. the PSGA election ba1Iot leads the reader to belie~e that one penon is running for every position, and tbaI candidate's n:un e IS "Wcile In." The siwation is ridiculous. There are two people running for the ninepositionsavailable, so you mightas weDwrite in yournam.e. That is probably all it will take to secure you a position. The moststarthng part of the ballot is the fact tbaI no one is running for the position of vice- president, so if you me ambitious enough to persuade about half a dozen of your friends 10 write in your name, you will probably be the next VP. The bottom line is tbaI there are four people running for the 13 positions up for grabs. Although the cause is not clear, the problem is. No one is interested enough to take on the responsibilities of the various offices. The Ranger bastroublejustifyingthesupporloflbisorganizationbySbJdentsegregated fees where there is so little interest. Most people including ourselves do not know what they do or more imponantly what they get done. The slUdentbody bas spoken through their lack of interest in the organization, and their Sl8teIJlentis this: Why should we pay for an organization tbaI no one wants to be a part of, and why should we pay for an organization 1bat no one can justify die puIPOSC of. Letter to tbU&litor MX~!li2~andk e ~g}!PUS;;;;;;;;;;di;;;·d;;;ha;;;;;;;Ve;;;;;;;;;an;;;;;;ba;;;V;;;in;;;g;;;''Tb;;;;;;;e;;;;FIam;;;;;;;;;e?~. ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;p;;;ro;;;bl~e;;;m;;;a;;;t~par;;;kS~~'id~e;;;w~he;;;n;;;st;;;u~den;;;ts social domination of members of overabundance of chauvinistic Socially, men can't ban feel the need 10 make it one. one sex by die other, is known is pigs,theCbancellorwouldnotonly togetherforemotionalsupponina Nevertheless, men continue to known 10 us as sexism. On the be aware of the simauon, but she school endorsed "Men's Center" be ignored in respect 10 this issue. colle~campus,thisW!isexconcePL wouldn't even be a. woman! designedexpresslyforthem. And A Parkside professor _defines, isnotdealtwithasaunisexproblem. Ironically, the women in these finally, they are academically sexism in his book as thebeliefthat Naturally assumed to mean programs are the ones who me deprived of organizing a group of women are inferior 10 men. There discrimination against women, sexist, Of all things, they sponsor ,"Men's Studies" that would cater is an unwillingness on the part of sexism carries with it a prejudice bake sales as fundraisers! This to their needs as modern men in a the university 10 acknowledge as all of its own. SbJdentsdon'trealize only serves to uphold the sexist society. more than a feminist's concern. that treating Ibis as a feminist issue stereotype,like a surrender in their Seriously, the male side of the As a result, male college is in itself sexisL Although sexism fight against the "Mrs. Cleaver" case is often neglected. If men had students are not provided with the ingeneralisnotamajorproblemat image,whicbthesewomenstruggle those facilities open 10 them, same opportunities as females. ParkSide.dIe male aspect of the to pul down. women would be banging down Sadly,thecycleofprejudicegoes matter is ignored. WhileParksideoffersmuchto the doors, demanding to be on because Parkside is so Sexism exists 10 some extent feed die feminist, it starves its male included. accustomed 10 sexism that the oneverycampus,yetisnotamajor students. On a small scale it is So why aren't guys out student body is numb 10 the fact. concern here at ParkSide. All of the interesting to note tbaI there is a picketing in front of the Women's Male students continue 10 be facilitiesdirectedatbattlingfemale magazine on campus geared only Center? At this University, a victims of the ignorance toward a discrirninationmaysugges\lOsome towards the coping college female. women can declare her femininity word in the English language. that this University bas a problem. Despite bow well adjusted most and be admired. A man who does On the contrary, die real problem guys me known to be, they'd thesameiscalledamalechauvinisL ot a beef? Write a lies with those students who set up appreciate some guidance as well. Just as it is Christian to say "black letter to the editor. these programs designed to deal On an intellectual ievel, males is beautiful". butNeo-Nazi to say It must be typed and double with the sexism they themselves me denied the inalienable right 10 "white is wonderful," so goes the d 0 create. In fact, if one tries bard the circulation of their own unequal relationship between men space. rop it off in WLLC enough,evenSheilaKaplancanbe newsletter. Women have "'The and women at ParkSide. D139C. Include real name made to look chauvinistic. Siren," so what's wrong with guys Sexism only becomes a I I I \ I I I \ I I Why can't I stop? Alcohol. The reason is it's got you, and only you alone can make the first decision. Denial 'of a ,problem never allows anyone to face up to that problem. Youmust decide for yourself if you have a problem, and after that decision is made there are steps 10 take to overcome the unsatisfactorY results of \00 much drinking. Admittance is five percentof way to recovery. The "Twelve StepProgram," when followed, will give you the needed answers to overcoming alcoholism. There is still a lot of stigma and a 101 of embarrassment attached to being an alcoholic. What is needed isa good simple definition of a1cobolism. Basically,analcoho lic is somebody who ispowerlesso ver alcohol and whose life has become unmanagable. Any other description is fooling yourself. Alcohol abusers can be qualified in a few notewortbysigns: The need for a drink everydaY to Continued on page 3 •Editorial: 553-2287 anger. ar I .. =__ ~B~U!:ls:in:ess~:...5i:i5:=3~.2;:2~9:;:5~B:::OX~2000=!l.,~K~e~n.2OS~h!!!a!.:WI!!!.':5~3,!;14~1~_..L ~.... -:--:,::::;:1 Steve DeAngel1••..•••.•••••...••.B4!tor-ln-cbl.f Dan Pacetti •••••••...•.•••••..•••••.. Copy JldJ.tor Faculty Advisor ...•.•••.. Stuart Rubner The Ranger is written and edited by smdeats 01UW -Parkside, who an: ~;~y Dan OU'appetta ••••..•••••••.•••••••.•• 11... BcU.t;or Business Staff reSJ?ODsiblefor its ~itorial policy and contenL It is ~blished everyThuJWl'Y Saot;t Singer .••.•.•• : •.•••.•••• h.t. He•• Bditor era! S1mpld.n. dunng the acadenu.cyear except overbreaks and holidays. 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Thursday.' _____________________ -'-- .-.71 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 18, issue 20, February 22, 1990 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 1990-02-22 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 alcohol graduation parkside student government association (PSGA) radio station shut down uganda