https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/5fb7c17d710002a4880efe15a74f7b61.pdf a4f92084011f886acad9c2fe28ef89d3 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 26 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Chiappetta named new Editor-in-Chief for 1991-92 Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document �'University ofWisconsin- Parkside Kenosha, Wisconsin Thursday, April1S, 1991 . Chiappetta named new Editor-in-Chieffor 1991~92 by Craig A. Simpldns Editor·in·Chier After four years of worlcing his way up in the organization. RangetnewseditorDanOriappeua has been named Editor -in-Chief for the 1991-92 publishing year. The decision was made last Thursday by the editor selection committee. The committee consisledofadvisorsStuartRubner and Jan Nowak. Editor-in-Chief Craig Simpkins, staff members LalesbaJude. Ken Schuh. and scou Singer. academic staff member Pamela Smith. faculty member JudyLodgson,and student-at-large Jon Hearron. Chiappetta, a UW -Parkside senior, graduated from Bradford High Scboolin 1987. and is major. Volume 19, Issue 76 ing.in English with a writing con- centration, and sociology. "Both majors will definitely be a plus for me. I'm a people person and the knowledge and experience 1 have gained in the last last four years with the Ranger and in the class- room will help me with my new position as editor-in-chief," WhileChiappeUaisawayfrom the classroom and the Ranger. he is busy supervising Ruffalo' s Pizza . in Kenosha, Chiappetta said, "I've been at this position for over five years. and when my term begins 1 will have to give it up. It's been a great experience. but I have to gain experience in a field that will be my career when I graduate. Journal- ism." Chiappetta feels the news de- panrnent bas done a mediocre job of reporting in the past, but he would like to build it up next year. "I feel that news is the most impor- tant pan of the paper. and that is why we're here: to keep students informed on what is happening around campus," said Chiappetta. He has had several news writers working under him this year. and would like 'to increase that figure for next year. Although there aren't any major format changes planned for next year's paper. you can expecta couple of content changes. Chiappetta commented that, "You can expect to see 'The Voice Of Parkside' back next year; 1 think the students should be given every opportunity to speak their opin- Controversy rages over PSGA excursion by Dan Chiappetta because of the females and males DanielstatedthatHomerguar- News Editor attending. It was poorly planned. anteed Diane Welsh. AssistantDi- Thad Jensen. Chair of UW- Theyalsoneededmoremoneycon- rector of Student Life, that the sen- Parkside Student Government's ceming the confusement in the ate will come up with the addi- Segregated University Fees AlIo- cost of the rent of a car." said tionalmoney. Thefiverepresenta· cations Committee. is sending a Homer. "It was too late to get the tives were given the additional message not only to PSGA. but to senate's approval." money. which is againstPSGA by- all other organizations on campus. On March 14, the representa- laws. "I want to prevent people from tives left for Washington D.C.,and "I believe it wasn't Horner's thinking that they have an open on March IS. Homer asked the intent to authorize that the senate checkbook." senate for the additional alloca- will allocate the money. 1 believe Senator Jensen is referring to lion. The senate voted against the his intent was that someone or thefiveUW-PadcsideStodentGov- allocationofd,eadditionalS1S7.94. somehow it will get paid. Itcould ernment representatives that at. Jensen argues that Homer be done through fund raising. do- tended the United States Student doesn't have the authority to indi- nations, etc .. ; said Steve Association Conference held in vidu81ly approve extra funding McLaugblin.DeanofStudentLife. Washington D.C. on March 15-18. without the senate's approval. On April 12,PSGA was going Chris Daniel. Eric Bovee. Latesba "The problem is that they did to vote again on allocating the ad- Jude, Tobin Lindblom. and Lika a poor job planning this trip. they ditional money. which during the Morishitaattendedtheconference didn'tsignupearlyenough,"said meeting was said to have been which primarily consisted of rna- Jensen. "Homer can't go and give S114.94. But the meeting was ad- jor lobbying efforts with other them the money." joumedafterTbadJensen proposed USSA members, who were allo- According to Chris Daniel. thatthe senate would pay S35.00of cated S571 by the senate. but an thenPSGA vice president. an addi- the cost while the senators will pay additional SI87.94 was needed and tional room was needed because of each SI 0.00. The senate never bad was received without senate ap- the females and males attending. an opportunity to vote. This issue proval. though they only planned on stay- will be dealt with fmt tomorrow According to Bill Homer. at inginoneroom. Additionalmoney during~irweeklyse',l8temeeting that time PSGA presiden~ he per- was needed concerning the rental at noon m Communlcauon Arts sonally okayed the additional ear received from Gary Goetz,UW- room 129. amounttheday thefiverepresenta- Parkside Vice Chan~ellor of ~d- "They don't even know ho,= tives left for the conference. "It ministration And Fiscal Aff31fS. much addiuonal money they need, was a time issue which in'the last whereacommunicationalproblern saidJensen. Theysayit'sS114.94. ntinute they needed an extta room cost an additional $70.00. then they say it's $187.94. Dan Cblappetta ion." He also said be would like to see more graphics in the paper next year. Since a majority of this year's Ranger staff will be leaving. Chiappetta plans on spending sev- eral hours this summer recruiting . new staff members. One area be will be concentrating on is cultural affairs. "I would like to get as many AHANA studenlS involved e as possible. because the Ranger is supposed to be the voice of UW- Parkside. so 1 think their involve- ment is very important," com- mented Chiappetta. Chiappetta plans OIl wcrIting for a major newspaper after gradu. ation next spring. A summer issue is scheduled to hit the stands on June 17. W&.. ··~~JearsOftty~gto.finda~btJlIgetm; ~~g ?f/':: t;;WalleypresentM tlJil···plan.!.;May13.MOlI··7:45liJrlr02~lX);im1 ••• '~~S=~&Ji~f~~~~:~~ii;i1;~:~~l denfofPSGA:presented the pIan. T...l·d ' to PSGAwhlchwill enabletbe< J.USI e••• libiary to silly open an additional; ---....,.....,.-"-.-.;;;;.,. two hl)urs compared to the regular:;! Editarial ..,•.." .....,• .Pagl;Z< fmal hours. The library bours willI 'PSOA l{I .Pa 1 l be e~*"ded until 2:00 am begin: .'... epon. ...- F' 'j Ding on the Wednesday prior Ill.. . Dml s AdvQcale •• .PagC, 1; fmal exam' Week anp epntb'ue; Heatth ..~...... l"....... .Pie 4-' through Wednesday everung dur-'S llfti: -0.;;',.,-'5 '. ing final exam week. PSGAagree4I' I:"' ~.t. " ~e. '. to allocate $350.00. whiCh would: SportS ~ 'o. Page 1, ;_ ,":.' :.::'. .,.',:_. .' ._. ·of paylor On~ night supervisor lind. Inlage Indek..._••• ;Page Jl •. ~~~~o:~ :f~~l[M~RevieWs.....Pagql:r;.. Jll!SSed the pIan.! 1,(H). durin&!' COlonng .Pagc;J,4; lastl'riday'ssenate meeting. 3' CblssifiCds.. .Page16, "If this proves.JO be beneficial Ill' , .... .. '. " .. ,.,........ . .... I i • 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 26, April 18, 1991 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 1991-04-18 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 battle of the bands counseling services nursing program parkside student government association (PSGA) testing