https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/e1486032e5b5061adfe873ee7f9c629b.pdf c5d5bba8f15fe3cdcafe58b0c6566784 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 22 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Mondays abortion debate brings forth a great deal of heated discussion Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document � ~ ..... tS.BdmlIW:'f ..... Citizensmay win or lose in Medigen controversy. Rage 3 - Women job seekers: advice on how to dress for interviews from the Image Index. Rage 5 In Snsu1ii Price and DuChene move on to NCAANationals- Division I. Page 12 , Thursday, March 8, 1990 Vol. XVIII. No. 22 Monday'sabortion debate brings forth a great deal ofheated discussion by Dan Cbiappetta audience an idea on where they News Editor stand. A discussioo among six "There are two extreme ,.eIisIs was the cause of mucb positions. Onepositionwouldbave iligreementMonday nightat the abortion available under any 1JIiversity of Wisconsin Parkside circumstances at any time during IJailI Cinema. An audience of the pregnancy forwhateverreason, .300 people contributed to regardless of the age of the women, te cause of controversy and minor with or without parental isagreemenL concent; that's one extreme, Speakingin,favor of Pro-life abortion on demand. The other is .CaroIKonendick,directorof abortion never," said Vergeront. I'nlUfeCoaIition;Sue Vergeront, "The fact is that human life begins _leJ!eselllative; and Dr. Monte at conception. Whose rights should Uebnan, director of Birth Rigbt. prevail. rights of the unborn to grow Speaking in favor of Pro-choice and developorrights of the mother 1m Sevelll Austin, director of to control the destiny of her body? !IlmedParenthood;JosephStrohl, In the case of an abortion there is • IICII8IOr; and Dr. Walter. another individual to consider." 1IIan, a retired Kenosha doctor. "In the most recent polls in Bill Guy ofWGTD-FM radio Wisconsin, 60% believe that .. Ibe moderator who tried to government should not get bcp Ibe audience in good terms. involved, government should not Each individual started with take away the right of choice," said • ~g statement, giving the Strohl. "The groups that are TYME machine coming to-UW-Parkside Union in late April by Ken Sc:hub Staff Writer Ileginnmg in late April, UW· ~llIUdents,faculty,staff,and -will have access to a TYME ~ teller machine (A1M) Will be located in the UW· - Union near the north lIlIIace of the building. 1Cenosba Savings and Loan AIsociation is the financial ~ thatconttacted with the . However, the UW- ~ Union will not benefit y from the contract. Ie Users of the TYME A 1M will able to make cash withdrawals ~cbeckingOrsavingsaccounts. ~ts into their checking Ihiogs accounts, receive cash from and payments to credit card accounts. or check their account balances. The machine will accept cards from many A 1M networks. Student reaction has been very positive to the upcoming installation of the A 1M in the Union. "I think it will be very convenient for all the students," said Deanna wargolet, UW- Parkside student "I'm sure it will save me a few trips into town," said Jeff Kmdrai, a student living in the residence hails. - "I think that it will benefit students. especially those living in housing that don't have cars.' said, Tricia Breu, also living in housing. The A1M will not only be useful to users who hold TYME suggesting and trying to get government to place restrictions on the right of a woman to make a choice I think are recognizing that the battle is a losing one and that it may be time tochange the stategy." "In our world. right here in America, we value and protect the rights of the individual. The question of when the human rights of an individual begin are based on the answer of the question, 'when does life of the individual begin?' Not when we think it begins, or when we want it to begin, orwhen we find it convenient to actually begin," said Liebman. "I believe thegovemmenthasaproperroleto perform wben itcomes toprotecting life in our nation," "This is not a medical or biological question, it's a moral and ethical question. It is less dangerous tohave a confident early abortion than itis to have a baby, in cards, which are primarily issued by Wisconsin financiai institutions, but to customers of out-of-state banks as well. "The machine will be able to accept TYME. Honor, Shazam, Magic Line, Money Network. Fast Bank, and Instant Cash cards." said Kelly Nielsen of Kenosha Savings and Loan. This will not be the first time that a TYME machine was on campus. In the spring of 1980, UW.Parkside was the first UW System school to have an ATM. First NationaI of Racine (currently Bank One) installed a TYME machine in thesame location where the new one will be located, but the machine was removed during the Continued on page 3 Pro-choice advocate Dr. Waker RaI1aD speaks at debate talking about the welfare of the mother," said Rattan. "I believe that the human body of the child is so importantlhat we must repeat iL Yes. it (the unborn child) is human. Yes. it descry the basic human right, the right life," explained KonendicI<, a 19: UW·Parkside graduate. CODlinued on Pllllf uw -Parkside studeDt DSiDI TYME at a IotaI bull Pro-choice, pro-life results in pro-argument in Cinema Continued from page 1 heated up. mvolved inthedeclSions of women must be recipricated to those that "The heart of the pro-choice Many questions were directed and thedecision ofchoice. Pro-life come after, regardless to how their pervisionistherespectforwomen, to Austin and her Planned argued that human life begins at liveswerebegunorwhetheranyone the respect for the positions they Parenthood organization. conception, and the unborn have wanted them in this world or not," take,themora1decisionstheymake. An audience member rights and should be legally added Liebman. "Respect However, the diffICulty in these challenged Austin. "~would like_ protected. everyones fl1'Sthuman right, the situations, both in caring of the to do some cha1lengmg. Woula Is ahortion equivalent to right to life. pregnancy and in the rermination, you be wi1Iing toput in your lo~by murder? "A decision to make Another issue brought up was is that they must have the right," a full set of fetal models showlDg between the life ofadearly beloved the bill in the legislature requiring said Austin. "I cannot -as an thedevelopmentstageoftheunborn spouse, child, parent, brother or minors to get parenla/ consent for individual have any control over child during the nine months of sister. If you have to make achoice abortions. my life if someone else controls pregnanacy? I will be wi1Iing to between the life of that person and "It'scleatlyoneofafourpart my fertility. My fertility in the come up with the money," atwo weekorsix week old embryo. national strategy to take away from beating of children is the most Austin's response was a how long would you really have to aU women the righttochoice," said fundamenla/ right I have. Ifllose disgusted ''00." stop and think? Some people Strohl. that right, I have lost that right I A woman asked Austin, perhaps a long time; most of us I Pro-life members believe that have lost aU rights as a person."' "Where did those back alley think not too long. To me that the bill protects the family and its During the panelists' opening abortionistgo when Roe vs. Wade indicates it's not really quite tile rights. Pro-choice believes that the _ statements and discussions the - passed. Did they hang up their same thing as murder," added - bill is the first step to eliminate all audience showed their disgust and shingles and stan performing in Rattan. abortion.' approval, while Guy was trying to theirownclinicoraretheyworkiDg "A factor that is taken for Thecrowdofabout300people keep the audience from getting out for you today." . granted that cannot be measured in contributed to the panel discussion of hand. Austin responded by ~ymg, democracy is. called reciprical properiyandinproperiybyshouting Whenaudiencememberswere "It'sreallya~wlowh.ereto~ght." respect. When it COllies to and laughing. The majority of the given the opportunity to ask Pro-choice panelists believed fundamenla/sofhuman rights, the audience leaned toward the pro- questions, the panel discussion that government should not get rights that-are afforded one person life stance. 2 Thursday, March 8, 1990 Ra n g er OPInion Lack of contract causes illness . If you noticed that an area of the campus wasn't quite as clean as It usually is, or if you happened to walk into one of the many empty campus offices on Tuesday, then the effort was a~. All across ~ state classifiedemployees(janilorial,maiDtainance,Cle~,~lC.)mystenouslY called insick. Thisoutbreakof"blueou"wasanacbonm~to~ failure of the state and the WisconsiD State Employees Umon (mcluding UW.Parkside Loca12l80) to reach a suitable contract agreemenL The union members' contract expired June 30 of last year. This is a classic example of how our bureaucrntic system works. We have unions workingtoproteet therightSofthemembersandmanagem~nt trying to make cuts where they can. We comp1aiD~ taxes ~ too hi~h and then we ask for increaseS in state funded areas. It ISa two sided com with negative outcomes on both sides. .: The key problem seems to be the bergaining procedure. The umon bargaiDiDgcommiuee met with the governor last week and was unable to reach a suitable agreement, and the governor has so far refused to discuss the matter any furtha. This was a mistake on the part of the .state. Discussion is the only way a solution can be reached. They are go~g !ll end up having another bargaiDiDgmeeting eventually. Hopefully It ':"'lll take place before more drastic measures are taken that would result 10 a loss for both sides. The key problem in any labor dispute is the lack of p~ communicatioo, and proper communication is the only way to solve thiS type of situatioo. Both sides must be patient and consider aU the factors on both sides of the argwnentand be willing to acceptsomelhing less than what they went in asking for. Compromise is the only solution. There would be no need for dIastic actions such as the outbreak of blue Ou if bergaiDing teams on both sides would remember that they are there to bargain. Lack of tampons causes problems To tbe editor: We women at UW·Parkside are really mad. About half of the tampon machines don't work. Last semester, ALL ofthemwereemply. When the Women's Center called the Physical Plant Building, the staff explained that _someone had I been breaking into all of the machines. They were going tofit machines with protective devices, I but until then they had decided to leave the machines empty. And the machines stayed empty for abouttwomonths! Asifnoneofus wouldhaveourperiodsinthattime. -This semester, there are still no proteetivedevices. However,about half of the machines aren't protected. It's hard toknow which ones are stocked. Andthere'sonly ten minutes between classes togo bathroom-hopping, sean:hing for tampons. Tampons are like toilel paper.lfthebattUoomsdidn'tha ve toilet paper, most people ~d be upset. When will someone do something about this? Lori Flynn •Editorial: 553-2287 anger, !a~r~_~1~e~, ~!!!~i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! L __ .!iB~u~si!!lni5ess!l!i.:.il5il;53-i!:::22~9:=5~B:::ox::.::2000=::., K~en~os~ha~WI~5~3~1:!;41!..._.L .... -.-::1 Steve De&n~ll•......•••••.•••.•.~tor-in-Chl.f Dan Pacetti ...•...................... Copy Bd,ltor Faeu1ty MvisOJ: Stuart Rubner The Ranger is written and edited byswdentsof UW ~Parkside. who are ~y Dan Chiappetta -•........ Ne•• Bditor Business Staff responsible for its editorial policy and cootent. ItispublishedeveryThU Y Scott S1nger e • Ne.. 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John Jtehoe ....•.•••.••..•••••••.•••• Photo BcU.tor Beller, Gabe Jtluka, "ed Mclntrye, Lyna 'auk.tlle, Deadline for all letters and classified ads is Monday al,10a.m. forpublic:lb(ll Katbi. Pope, Ken Schuh. Thunclay. 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 22, March 8, 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 1990-03-08 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 abortion earth day pro-choice pro-life