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AS'SOOATIa The Ranger News about sornethlng is reelly." not eesy, At the risk of soundinll whiny or mean, I'm going to mllke the following observnucn: I'vo noticed thet when people ere upset with you or the sltuatlon et hand, they tend to shut out eny rational end logicel nrgument. in favor of the "you're n meanie pannl" alllument, Then they wonder why they didn't get the seludon they wonted. I wonder If ell coUelle students do this, 0" if it's just those of us who haven't hod to deal with the world notlloinllthe wny they went It to yet. .. UnfoMunntely, we're stili fighting lhe greet Format Wnr with Microsoft. I don't k'Iow who came up with the b"ight iden to mllke ANOTHER file extension, much le.s one thut i. not bnckwnrds- competible, but I would like to write them e lotter and esk "Do you have any Idea how much frustrntion you have caueed, just in this IIttie office?" 09/27/011 08.2040 PosseSsi of MarijuoOlJiDrug Pnrap\1. onger Hell. I:23jun. Officer ew suspicious act~hity. Officer issued citntiOlV for Possession.. of Drug PnrafSh and Possession of ~ . Officer eleRl·cd. 09/27/08 08·2043 Agellcy Assist. CTH E @ STH 31. 9:llum. KSD reports 4 cor eccident. UWPPD Officer responds and essisted with trefflc comrol. UWPPD Ofnccr then c1em'cd, 09128/08 08.20S0 Agency Assist. Off-Campus Location. 11:04nm. KSD Deputy flogged down reference e missing autistic child. UWPPD Office,' assisted located child, then returned child to fathcr, UWPPD Officer then cleared, 09/28108 08·20S3 Treffic Violation, CTH E @ 5TH 31. 10:45pm. Jemainc H Oliver was ticketed for Operating After Revocetion, 2"" Offcnse. Offlccrs then cleared. 09/29/08 08·20SS Property Demage/Personal P,·operty. Com Arts Lot. 9:06nm. Complainant reports dumege to vehicle, Officer takes report and then cleared. 09/30/08 08.20t\S Medical Assistance, UniversIty Apnrtments, 7: IOum. Overell, though. things ere going well, We've got some great writers, a handfu] of very talented iIlustrmors, and more photogrephers then I know whet to do with! I'm very pleased that our staff list is finelly filling out and taking shope. It's definitely a challenge to juggle everything end make sure a little of everyone's work gets in each issue. Personally, it's a chellenge I enjoy.- Cen't speak for Ruth, though, when she spends her Sund.ys putting .11 the pieces tOllether. This may seem rnther random In comparison to the rest of the pnragl'l\phs, but this i something I think everyone should know: If you lU'O pnrl of an issue (sports photogrnphs, Interviews et events, student org profiles, etc), and would like extra copies of thnt issue, piense let me know! PII set aside some for you. You ClUIthen drop by our ol'ile. anytime to pick them up. Next issue we'll be havillil en interview with the interim Chancellcr, a bunch of Fall Fest coverage, an interview with Rainbow Alliance, and more of the same great sport. and IIrlS and culture articles that we have in every issue. 1 believe our opinion page will be making a comeback as well. Anyone is welcome to submit an opinion-check out lael week's issue for the guidelines and submission email. I think that about does it for this week. If you have any comments, questions, concerns, ideas, advertising inquiries, whatever. please leI us know! We'd love to hear from you. Enjoy! Jo Kirst Editor-in-Chief '~I"'"-.:of femele havin esthmo attack, ~'fil;Cj"!WI Rescue Units errive, femnle transported to local Hospitnl. Officer then cleared. 09/30/08 08.2071 Hnrassment- Threats. Union Lot. 6:16pm. Complninant reports hllJ'es.ing threats. Offieer tekes report, then cleared. 09/30/08 08.2074 Trnffic VIolation, CTH a @ Outer Loop Roed, 7: 15pm. ' Znchory R Pittsley was ticketed for Non-Reglstrntion' of MN. Officer lhen c1eal'Cd, 09/30/08 08·2076 Wnrl'llnt PiCkup-Other Agency. CTH JR, 7:50pm. Ref: 08-2075. CIB flies Indicete Ilcllv. wnrrant. Wurral1l confirmed b)' Rock County PD. SUbject tok.n in-custody, subject then paid bond nt UWPPD, then was releesed, Officers then cleered. 09130/08 08.2078 Alurm - BUilding. Wyllie Hall. I 1:23pm. UWPPD Alnrm Panel reporls active alnrm. Officer responds area all clenr. Alarm re-set, officer then cleered. 10/01108 08.2080 Agency Assist. Off - Cumpus LoclltiOn, t2: 18am. lJWPPD Officer squad wes almost st"uck by pessing vehicle. !<PO Officer has one in custody for Opereting White Intoxicated. UWPPD Officer then cleared. 10/01/08 08-2081 AIllJ'm - Fire, Molinaro Hell. 8:S0um. UWPPD Alnrm Panel reports active fire nlnrm. Officer responds to location ond reports No Fire! No Smoke. Alnrm Penel re-set. Offlcers then cleared. 10/01/08 08.2088 Traffic Violation. Outer Loop Road @ CTH O. 3:2Sem, David C ~Immings Jr was ticketed for Non·Registrmion of Vehicle. Officers then cleored. 10/021011 08.2089 Traffic Violation. Omer Loop Roacj@CTH JR. Rmandel J Cameron was licketed for Mnndatory Seatbelt Reqult'Cments. Officers then cleared. 10101/08 08.2090 Medlcel Assistance. Sportsl Activity Center. S:08pm. Report that femule fninted, Officer end Rescue Unit errived, femnle transported to locol hospital. Officer then cleared. 10/01/08 08.2093 Truffic Violation. CTH G @ Outer Loop Road. 8:S4pm. Xenill J Green wes ticketed for Violate Driving License Restrictions and Non-Registration of Vehicle, Officer then cleered. 10{02l08 08-2098 Treffic Violation. CTH E @ CTH G,5:43am. Auturo "NMI" Vazquez Calderon was ticketed for Operate wlo Valid License and gi ven Verbal Warning for Foil/Stop at Stop Sign. Officers then cleared. 10/02108 Alarm-Fire. Apertments. S:53pm. UWPPD Alarm Panel repol·ts ective fire alarm. Omcer responds and repOl'l No Fire/No Smoke. Officer informed child pulled iliaI'm. Alal'm re-set, officer Ihen clelll .. d. 08·2101 University 10/02/08 Humssment. 7:08pm. Complainant report inuppl'opriate pict~lres being sent to personul computer. Officer takes report and then cleared. 08·2102 Ronger Hall. I can't believe It'l alrelldy October. Midterms nre coming up. the fifth issue of the paper Is now tl I Cultull Idltor in your hands (end out of mine), JoshDllllnboth dllflOOOGuwp.ldU Filii Fest is beginning (or ending, depending upon when you're taft R.port.,. reading this) ... it'. colder outsid e, CodyHoldln Halloween is fust approaching, the ydocnldlohGyo~oo,com leave. ere dropping 011 trees at an ulurmingl'\lte.,.1 could keep going, Nlcholos Ludy . .'.' lu~OOI~uwp.14u But you get the pomt, Things are goinll just ubout ns ..... ," .... ' . GIG];I Losl.y . smootb-ns one could e~pect nround . ; , lOIIIOOQlli'uwp,ldu " he.... Mollie nnd I ere 'putting In' a NomYoungKIf" lot of time to help the reportars get klm0028Guwp.ldU their work up to our stendards. Not JolonSchneid" only does this chellenge them to sthl041 Guwp.edu wl'ite beuer lUld use their bruins, it RQlhllOILeon mellns less copy-editing, less mllior Illtlllonolliyohoo.com work on nrticies, lind overall more KjlslYHoll f,..e time for cveryone. Who doesn't hoIl013IliUwp.ed'u love relaxing nnd free time'l JO~CIOWIQI Along the slime lines, I hllve aWlnl040lliuwp.ldu lenrned over the pust seme.te .. und a hlltf (roughly). that deellng with people when they are upset 10/02108 08.2104 Assaultive Behavior. Sportsl Activity Center. 10: ISpm. Complainant reports being assuulted. Officers orrive. repoM is teken, officer then denred. 10/02108 08-210S Wnrrant Pickup - Other Agency. 10:Slpm. Ref: 08-2104 .. CIS files indicate active wnrrllnt. Warrlll11 confirmed by Wauwatose PD. -Subject trensported to Kenosha Jail. Officers then cleared. A If 3;-------------------=T::-h-e-=R-a-ng-e-r--:N--e-w-s-----------------:O=-c-:t-o:-be-r-:7=-,-=2::-00=-S Tuesday, October 7 • Art Exhibition: Teresa Dunn & Benjamin Duke oil paintings & drawings II a.m.-8 p.m., Communication Arts Gallery • Fall Fest Premiere Movie: "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" (old version) noon, Student Center Cinema • Teaching & Learning Center Workshop: "Methods for Incorporating Graphical Elements into the Curriculum using Microsoft Word 2001" 3:30 p.m. Wyllie Dl50D • Fall Fest Disc Golf Tourney 4 p.m., disc golf course • Fall Fest Chillin' and Grillin', 6 p.m., Student Center Patio • Fall Fest Premiere Movie: "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" (old version) 8 p.m., Student Center Cinema • Fall Fest: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Live! featuring: The Warped Cast, 8 p.rn., Student Center Cinema Wednesday, October 8 Teaching & Learning Center Workshop: "Methods for Incorporating Graphical Elements into the Curriculum using Microsoft Word 2007" 9 a.m., Wyllie D 150D PHOTQBY ZAKSMlTIl HE 'Art Exhibition: Teresa Dunn & Benjamin Duke oil paintings & drawings .l 1 a.m.-8 p.m.. Communication Arts GaHery • "Voter Initiative: Parkside," noon, Main Place • Noon Concert: Duo Roldan, Ana Ruth Bermudez, cello, Rene Izquirdo, guitar Molinaro 105 • OMSA Hispanic Heritage Month Speak Out: Human Trafficking noon, Greenquist 103 • Parkside Student Government Association Candidate Panel noon, Main Place • Fire DrilllGreenquist Hall Between noon and 2 p.m. • Fall Fest: Peter Boie, magician 8 p.m., TBD Thursday, October 9 • Fall Fest: Bonfire and The Buckethoys 9 p.m., Student Center Patio • Art Exhibition: Teresa Dunn & Benjamin Duke oil paintings & drawings 11 a.rn.-5 p.m., Communication Arts Gallery • Iced Tea and Issues: "Bi Phobia" with speaker. teacher and bisexual activist Robyn Ochs 12:30-1:30 p.m., Molinaro 116, free food • Teaching & Learning Center New Faculty Workshop: "UW-P Student Characteristics: Getting to Know Your Audience; Support for the Multicultural Classroom" With Mary Louise Edwards and Christine Tutlewski 3:30 p.m., Wyllie 245 • Presentation: "Identity and Sexuality Spectrum" With speaker, teacher and bisexual acti vist Robyn Ochs 7 p.m., Greenquist !O3 • Foreign Film "The Kite Runner" 7:30 p.rn., Union Cinema, season ticket admission Friday, October 10 • Continuing Education Workshop: "Searching for Hope and Meaning in Illness, Death, and Grief' 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Church, 1700 S. Green Bay Rd. Racine • Teaching & Learning Center Mini-Conference on Assessment Noon, Wyllie 247 - Men's Soccer vs. Missouri S&T 1:15 p.m., Wood Rd. Field • Women's Soccer vs. Missouri S&T 3:30 p.m., Wood Rd. Field • Fall Fest Halo III Tournament 4 p.m., The Den, Student Center • Fall Fest Wonka Bingo 6 p.m., Main Place • Foreign Film "The Kite Runner" 7:30 p.m., Union Cinema, season ticket admission • Fall Fest Wonka's Wacky Fieldhouse of Fun 8 p.m.-midnight. Petrelli Fieldhouse Saturday, October 11 • Fall Fest Fun Fair 10 a.m.-2 p.m. • Lucian Rosa Open Cross Country Meet Noon, National CC Course • Fall Fest Dodgeball Tournament 2-6 p.m., Sports and Activity Center . - Foreign Film "The Kite Runner" 5 p.m., Union Cinema, season ticket admission - Fall Fest Comic Benji Brown 8 p.m., The Den - Foreign Film "The Kite Runner" 8 p.m .• Union Cinema. season ticket admission Sunday, October 12 • Men's Soccer vs. Drury Noon, Wood Rei. Field • Foreign Film "The Kite Runner" 2 p.m., Union Cinema, season ticket admission -Women's Soccer vs. Drury 2:30 p.m., Wood Rd. Field • Foreign Film "The Kite Runner" 5 p.m .• Union Cinema. season ticket admission Monday, October 13 • Coming Out at Parkside The Den, Student center • Art Exhibition: Teresa Dunn & Benjamin Duke oil paintings & drawings II a.m.-5 p.rn., Communication Arts Gallery • Teaching & Learning Center Brown Bag: Clicker CoJloquium: "How i-clicker Student Response Systems (SRS) are Applied to the Classroom Curriculum" With Scott Thomson, Linda Draft, Anne Gurnack, and Sylvia Beyer noon. Wyllie 247 Thesday October 14 • Art Exhibition: Teresa Dunn & Benjamin Duke oil paintings & drawings 11 a.m.-8 p.m .• Comrtnmicatlon Arts Gallery 4 The Ranger News October 7, 2008 Park-side Student (iovernment J\ssociation PARKSIDE VOTES , • Don't Forget V.I.PThis Wednesday October 8th Agenda PSGA General Assembly University of Wisconsin Parkslde Assembly Chambers - GQST 101 Wednesday; October 8 1l1 , 2008 5:00-6:00 P.M. Students' Comments: 5mJa • Speaking request will be completed prior to the commencement of the meeting . Speaker will allocate time to students wishing to speak, not to exceed allotted time given for Students' Comments. I, Executive Rmort i President ii Vice President U. Oirec1Dr !t!!O!'l i Secretary ii SUFAC iii legi1llative Affilirs iv. Public Relations v. P",Iimnen1llrian Ul. Advisors Rmort IV. Old Business. i Speaker from Transit Now OIl the KRM ii Resolution in Support of Kenosha Racin< Milwaukee (K.RM) Railway. iji. Speaker OIl 1+3 V. New Business i. CbaoceIlor SpeW VI. Comments/Announoemellrs i.Executive ii Senau: iii S!UdeDt YD. Adjoummonl Much has been said these last few weeks about power, responsibility, and duty. These are all very strong words, and for a reason. The one I want you to think about is "power". Alone, we have none. We are the scattered student body of a small Wisconsin University. We mayor may not vote, so why should anyone, especially politicians, care? Many of you likely think we are powerless, we are not. One of my favorite anecdotes from U.s. History is the one where Ben Franklin brought a bunch of twigs into the assembled, but certainly not unified, Conti- nental Congress. He picked up one of his sticks and broke it. Then he bundled the remaining thirteen, and showed that he could not. From this we get the phrase "united we stand, divided we fall". It holds water for us even today. On October 8th, a mere week away, we have the opportunity to do something unprecedented that will send a message to politicians across the country. We have power, and we know it. By getting out and voting early, we can illustrate that we are not only able to uphold our civic duty, but that we are fervent in our desire to participate in our own welfare and well-being. Next week, we will announce to the surrounding cities, our state, and our country that we want to be heard and that our opinion matters, but it only works of we do it together. If you can't make it out next Wednesday, then come down to the PSGA office in Wylie and we will help you find where you can vote. We can help get you registered to vote as well. This isn't about what party you vote for, or which candidate follows the same dogma as you; it is about letting all of those people know that we exist and that we matter. So come on folks, we're buying the tickets, you just need to take the ride. On October 8, PARKSIDE VOTES! Michael C. Riedlinger PSGA Public Relations Director Win reimbursment for your parking pass! Decorate your car to promote V.I.P.and you could win reimbursment for the price of your 2008-09 parking permit. Visit the PSGA Office for more info today! Student Organizations can win up to $1000 in event cosponsorship by bringing the most voters out on Oct. 8. Have an org rep visit the PSGA office for more info today! RT '-------"0 -'!_-"r---I...&.-lII~ R E 5 The Ranger N ws October 7, 2008 The Foreigner visits Parkside along a friend-Charlie. Chnrlle keep doIng the "strange things" is terribly shy, and Is frightened because shethinksthey're partof at the prospect of conversing his culture. Shue's intention Isto The University of with strangers. To put Charlie at remind us that we must tolerate Wisconsin-Parkside Theatre ease and avoidany conversations differences in culture if we're to department will be raising with strangers, Froggy eKplains survive. the curtain for the first time that Charlie is from an "exotle A new "fealure" for the this semester on Oct. 17 with country" and thusly does not theatre company with this show the sidesplitting comedy The speak or understand English, is the usc of understudies. This Foreigner by Larry Shue. . Of course, this means that is the first showfor the company LarryShuewasanAmerican Charlie becomes privytoallkinds thet includes both a full cast and playwright, but he was also of secrets and scandals, since afull understudy cast. Due to the an actor. He is best known for everyone is under the impression size of the show and the size of his plays The Nerd and The that he does not know English. thecompany, addingunderstudies Foreigner. Unfortunately, his We meet Catherine Simms, her allows moreofthetheatremajors career was short-lived as he died fianc6 Reverend David Lee, her toparticipate. Having twopeople in a plane crash in \985. Shue littlebroiherEllard(whoattempts play each character allows the was approaching the top of his to teach Charlie the English actors portraying the characters game when he died at 39 years language), and Owen Musser, a to bounce ideasoff of each other old. racistcounty inspector whoplans and fine·tune those little things The Foreigner's famestarted to transform the fishing lodge thatreallymakeacharacter come in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in into a KKK meeting space. to life. 1983.Its enormous success won The Foreigner is more than The cast for The Foreigner severalawards, andwasproduced just a family.friendly comedy, includes Terrance Barrett as Off-.Broadway in 1984. Critics however. Shue interlaces self· Froggy LaSeuer, Jon Finnegan as weren't terribly impressed, but awareness and lessons on CharlieBaker,FeliciaDominguez audiences couldn't get enough. prejudice and tolerance with the as Betty Meeks, Peter Mol as The Foreigner ran for 685 hilarious comedy. Froggy is the the Reverend, Robyn Schneider performances Off-Broadway, onlycharacter that knows whohe is Catherine Simms, Aaron and gained back everything that Isand Ishappywiththatfact.The Verbrigghe as Owen Musser. was invested in it. Reverend and Owen try to hide an Dan Kroes as Bllard Simms. Shue got his inspiration for who they are, while everyone With this cast, the UW·Parkside The Forelgller while studying else searches for themselves. Theatre department willhaveyou withaJapanese theatre company. David and Owen are clear rollingin the aisles. He noticed that the Japanese examples of the prejUdice Performances beginOct. 17, would tolerate the strangest that Shue disliked-Owen is at 7:30pm in the Communication behaviour he could come up transformed into a bigot upon ArtsTheatre. Ifyoumissopening with, because he was an outsider meeting Charlie for the first night, be sure to check out this and therefore didn't know the time. David is similar, though great play on Oct, 18, Oct. 20. Japanese social customs. more subtle on hisfeelings, Both Oct. 23, Oct. 24, or Oct. 2~. The The Foreigner takes places are intolerant of those who are shows begin at 7:30, and Oct. 24 in early \983 at a rural Georgia too different from themselves. has two showings-a matinee at fishing lodge.This lodge isoften Better, the owner of the lodge, lOam and a nighttime showing at visited by a British demolition deals with "cultural differences". 7:30. Tickets are $12 for senior expert,"FlOggy" Leseuer, Onthis For example, she warns Bllard to citizens and staff,$8forstudents, particular day,Froggy hasbrought behave, butencourages Charlie to and $16for general admission. i~2"668:'2'O'69""Se'li"~3"on"'show"Hst""""""'" ! : _ - --_ -_ - ..............•....... -_............... : , ' ! The Story of Opal ! i Based on the Journal of Opal Whiteley ! ! Directed by & Adapted for the stage by Gale Childs-Daly i : Nov. 5, 6, 7 & 9 at 7:30 p.m.; : ! Nov. 8 & 9 at 2 p.m., Nov. 7 at 10 a.m, ! ! Augie Wegner Studio Theatre ! I : , , , , , , , I , , , , , , I I , , , I I , , I , , , , , I , , , , , , , , , , I I , , , , I , , , , , I , : The Music Man i A classic American musical by : Meredith Wilson I : Directed by Dean Yohnk i Apr. 24, 25, 30, May J & 2 ! at 7:30 p.m.; Apr. 26 at 2 p.m.; : May 1 at JO a.m, l..~~~~~~:~~~~.::~~.:~~~:~: ······· ·JI!I!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII JOKIRST Jo@therangernews.com The Winter's Tale A Magical Romance by William Shakespeare Directed by Jamie Cheatham Dec. 5, 6, II, 12 & 13 at 7:30 p.m.: Dec. 12 at 10:00 a.rn.; Dec. 13 at 2:00 p.m, Augie Wegner Studio Tbeatre The Seagull A Serious Comedy by Anton Chekhov Directed by Lisa Kornetsky Feb. 27,28, Mar. 5, 6 & 7 at 7:30 p.rn.; Mar. 6 at 10 a.m.; Mar. 7 at 2 p.rn, Augie Wegner Studio Theatre THE: ue IMAoa FROM UWP.SDU 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/. 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