https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/6fe2c7e9c52937f94b96c7e80fdbd083.pdf 01eb6b4b4c7eb4caa7a86020bb504642 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 19, issue 3 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Student fired from on-campus job over failure to sign papers Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document 17f' J ni versi ty ofWiscons ir Freshman 35 0/0 Sophomore 19 0/0 Junior 14 0/0 Senior 190/0 Special 13 0/0 o Pa kside Student fired from on-campus job over failure to sign papers woJic early. . staling, "As a first year student, "I didn't agree with the paper. this summer's experience was un- 7hey were asking me to sign about fortunate. I'dilkooto work with you specific dates, and I could not re- to re-establish your employment call them and they could notbe- and assist as needed with your re- lieve that," said Grube. "I was told turn to classes this fall." thatI would be fired if! wouldn't Grube has contacted a lawyer sign it If I were to sign it, my job and will not discuss the issue any- prospect would look good." more at this time. Grube explained that in an ClSoetz, Charest, and earlier meeting with Goldesberw tIloldesberry were contacted but he was told that if he didn't sign the were not at liberty to speak on the paper he would be fired. "He did issue. Myers also choose not to fire me, but then he rehired me," speak. said Grube. According to Grube, he was being badgered for a couple of weeks concerning the signing Gf the paper. "I was then fired, They said I couldn't be trusted," said Grube. On August 28. 1990 Goetz wrote a letter to Grube stating, "Realizing that your recent em- ployment experience in the Com- puter Center was not a very posi- tive or constructive experience, I am offering to work with you to establish a fresh start by locating employment in a different campus operation." Goetz concluded the letter by by Dan Chiappetta Ne_Editor Clary Goetz, Assistant Chancellor forAdministration and Fiscal M· fairs. PhilipCharest, Director of Com- puterServices. Lee Goldesberry, Operations Managerfor Computer Services. Richard Cummings, Director of Personneland Payroll. These individuals were all in- volvedin the termination of John Grube, a OW -Parkside student, fromhis two positions at OW· Parkside's Computer Center. In August,Grube was dismissed as a ComputerOperator and RJE At· lendanl. He was "fired" because he didn'tcomply with theadministra- tors' commands. According to Grube, during a meeting with Goetz, Charest, Cummings·and Goldesberry, he was asked to sign a paper that stated that Rick Myers, an employee of !be Computer Center and Presi- dentof the Wisconsin State Em- ployeesUnion Local 2180, left John Grube by Dan Chiappetta News Editor . Amos Young is 8 Special Project Security Officer. Young who is from Milwaukee, joined OW -Parkside's CampusPoliceon March 26. 1990. ''The environ· ment is very nice," said Young. "Great atmosphere," Since Youngistheonly black ontheCampusPolicestaff, Young thought his color might have been an issue. ''They haven'tseencolor, and I haven't either." Young enjoys working with the staff. "I get along great with my co-workers. He (Dave Ostrowski, Director of Campus Police and Public Safety) does a great job running the department. He's strict on certain tbingt,in which he should be,". ''This is 8 friendly atm0- sphere," said Young. When it comes to breaking the law. Young won't be so friendly. So bere's 8 wanting from Young and Campus Pulice on the different kinds of parldng regulations and how much park- ing fines are. . Without Permit $S.OO .Handicapped/ResetYed $IS.00 Parking on Stripes or Grass $10.00 Walkway $10.00 Firezone $IS.00 No Parking Sign Regulation $S.OO Invalid Permit $S.OO Who are the students that attend UW-Parkside? Where are they from? Residency Class Level "'" • Kenosha Counly 35 0/. ----, Milwaukee County 8 0/0 Olher Wisconsin Counties 6 0/0 Oul 01Slale 6 % Foreign 2 0/0 Racine Counly 43 % ---- Source:UW-Parl<side Office of the Registrar. Undergraduate enrollment statistics es of September 6. 1990. Ranger Graphic Inside... Editorial.: Page 2 PSGA Report, Page 3 Devil's Advocate Page 3 Voice ofUW·P Page 4 Gabe'sGab Page 10 Sports Page 11 Life after UWP Page 16 International Page20 This Week .Page21 Classifieds Page 24 ------1_--- E~:::.ito=-=n:-· a_I '_- ---:-::t p.......' Page 2 '. r I MANAGED 10 AVOiD 5AYlNr. ANYTHING OFFENSIVE - 10 ANYONE CONCERNED ABoUT ~ BELIEFS ••• Editorial For the past two weeks, I have been harsh on the administration because of the fact that certain situations are not handled efficiently on this campus. :Well, this week I thought I would let them breathe and pick on a new group of people: the students of UW -P. I believe most of the time when something occurs on campus that it is not the students' fault. But this past week several situations were brought to my attention and I can honestly say I have been proven wrong in J. few instances. Some students who come to UW-P have this thing in their mind that their mother is still trailing behind them to pick up anything they leave laying around. If you have visited the cafeteria, Coffee Shoppe, or the Union Square lately, you will know exactly were I am coming from. When you get done eating a meal or drinking a beverage a little food fairy doesn't come around and clean up after you. Why the hell do you think food service prices are so high? First, students don't know how to pick up after themselves, and they also think that it is ethical to borrow silverware from the eateries on campus and never bring them back. If you want lunchroom monitors like we had in grade school to watch you so everything gets picked up, I'm sure food service could arrange for this service. Your mother doesn't go here, so learn to pick up after yourselves. . Admittedly, the parking situation at UW-P isn't the greatest, but some students- decided to take it into their own hands to make it worse this past week. This past week some students decided to flood the visitors parking lot behind the Union building. Can you people read the sign? It says "Visitors Only." What makes you so special from any other student? Students also illegally parked in the reserved parking spots and worse yet the spots for the disabled. Why can't you be tough and handle this parking problem like everyone else does? Learn how to walk a half mile to class. I hope campus police tows everyone who illegally parks. Last but not least, I can't stand the students who complain because there is nothing to do on this campus. I can tell you several things to do if you get bored, but you probably won't show up anyway. There have already been several events on campus since school started and the turnout was terrible. P AB sponsored a dance two weeks ago; they were lucky if fifty people showed up. Where can you see a good quality band for two dollars these days? The next dance is September 21 and I expect to see a lot more students attending this function. , . See Editor, page 6 by Craig Simpkins Quest Editorial • Attention student reservists by Don Prange CpL,USAR . ., Unless you just came out.of a t~O month hibemaUon.yo~~ave to be f th e situation in Saudi Arabia. If you are a reservist it ispoSSi"· aware 0 . . th f t Ifthisl "" 'tmaybeactivatedatsomeumem e u ure. IS IS thee . thatyour urn eased' c' ...... Presid tShawoftheUWSystemhasrel m,ormauOnOnwithdraWing ~m .' ted I' from the universi\tin the event your UOlt.gets acuva . t is im\lOltalll that each student that is an acUv~reservISt go to the Office of Sludenl Affairs and fill out a form that WIllexpedIte theprocess of WIthdraWing from the university. If anyone IS. forced ~ wlthdra.w due to mililary service. all tuition and fees, including housmg fees Will be refunded and there wiIIbe no academic penalty. '. "Student reservists will be assured readmlltance to the uniVelS;ty upon their return from active duty," said Shaw. Students called up near the end of the semester would be given incomplete grades and would be allowed to complete their COUISewotk upon returning from active duty. Students called up less than three. fourths into the semester would beforced to re-take the coursesupon their return. Students with independent study courses could complete the courses while on active duty. 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KIuka.JIlflN~wcom1:>,Rufu$Th B'n ..~~~~;re~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~J:;~~~t~~~~~~ , ; ... - .' ~ ,--~- ~ ____ rtf 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 19, issue 3, September 20, 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 1990-09-20 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 elections kunihiko imai library parkside student government association (PSGA) united council (UC) volunteering