https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/16822a1de9c482821351f1730e64a4f6.pdf 2c0a4dc86588ba30a66526bce1d9478a 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 8, issue 18 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. UWP gets accounting club Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Fo re ign po lic y fo ru m h e r e " Ir a n , Af gha nis tan and the Su pe rp ow er s," will be the topic of of a Un ive rsi ty of Wisco nsin - Pa rk si de fr ee Pu bl ic Fo ru m at 7:30 p. m . on M onda y F eb . 4, in t he Unio n Th ea te r. Pa ne lis ts wil l be H enr y Sh ap iro , UP I Mosc ow co rre spo nd en t fro m 1933 to 1973 and cu rre nt ly an hon ory fello w of the Un ive rsit y of W is co ns in ; S am ue l D ay , m an ag in g ed it o r of Th e Pr og re ss iv e a nd fo rm er edi tor of Th e B ul le ti n of th e At om ic S c ie n ti st s; E d w ar d In g ra h am , poli tica l cou nse lor at the U.S. Em ba ss y in P ak is ta n fr om 1971 to 1974 and dip lom at- in- res ide nce at La ke Fo re st Col lege ; an d UW- Pa rk si de Cha nce llor Alan Gus kin, a so cia l psy cho logi st who se rv ed , dur ing th e 1960s, as an offi cer of the Pe ac e C orp s, a me mb er of t he Pr es id en t's Ta sk Fo rce on the War Aga inst Po ve rty and dir ect or of the sele ctio n for the VISTA pr og ram . Pr of . Ken neth Hoove r of the po li ti ca l sc ie nc e fa cu lt y is dir ec tor of the for um se rie s and will ac t as mo de rat or . The Pa rk sid e P ub lic Fo rum is a con tinu ing se rie s beg in la st ye ar devo ted to tim ely and sig nif ica nt iss ue s as the y oc cu r. Pu bli c p ark ing will be a va ila bl e in th e Ta lle nt Hall lot acc ess ibl e fro m Wood Roa d and a fre e sh ut tle bu s will run betw een the pa rki ng lot and the union bef ore and af te r the pr og ram . pho to by Ri ck Bla ha ST UD EN TS W ER E T R E A T E D to an indo or pa ra de M ond ay as t he 1980 Pa rk sid e Win ter C arn iva l got un de rw ay . Un ive rsit y of W isc on sin - Pa rk sid e U W P g e t s a cc o u n ti n g cl ub by M ira L och ans ki Count on i t . . . One , Two, T hr ee , Fo ur , an d u p th e c or po ra te lad de r re m ar ke d Dr . Pr yo r, bu sin ess pro fes sor an d clu b ad vi so r of the Acco untin g Club he re a t P ar ks id e. D r. Pr yo r me nti one d th at the Acco untin g Clu b's pur pos e is to pro vid e a for um for acc oun ting m ajo rs to me et an d c om mu nic ate with bus ine ss ex ecu tiv es in ac­ coun ting an d fin an ce. Dr . Pr yo r fu rth er ela bo rat ed on th e clu b's pu rp os e: "a ny pr og ram is th e pro fess ion al fie ld suc h as ac­ cou ntin g allo ws stu de nt s to ha ve c o n ta c ts . T he pr of es si on al pr og ra m 's su cc es s re sts on the abi lity of st ud en ts to se e how th e pr of es si on a c tu a ll y o p er at es bef ore the y ta ke th at fir st ca re er pos itio n." Da vi d H al e, P. S. G .A . Vi ce Pr es id en t an d Pr es id en t of the Accou nting Club , als o me nti one d tha t the clu b is bec omi ng m or e aw ar e of ca mp us ac tiv iti es an d ev en ts. Ha le sa id th at "a ct iv iti es being pla nne d in t he f ut ur e co nsi st of brin gin g gue st sp ea ke rs in to dis cus s ce rta in as pe ct s of the bus ine ss wor ld, a rr an ge m en ts for a CPA rev iew co urs e t o be held in the la tt er pa rt of Ma rch , and org aniz ing an d plan ning the 2nd Annu al Ma nag em ent Acco untin g Din ner , to be hel d dur ing the fal l se m es ter of 198 0." Dr . Pr yo r had com me nte d th at suc h ac tiv iti es in whic h stu de nt s had att en de d an d pa rti cip ate d in the pa st had led to im po rta nt job co nta cts . "S om e key exe cut ive s we re so im pr es sed by one of our Pa rk sid e stu de nts a t la st ye ar 's Annu al Ma nag em ent Acco untin g Din ner th at he had been give n a job off er with in twe nty- four ho urs af te r th e ev en t," sa id Dr . Pr yo r. He als o men tion ed th at thi s doe s not alw ay s hap pen in all ca se s in whic h a job posit ion i s of fer ed, but poin ted out the im po rta nc e of est abl ish ing s uc h job co nta cts a nd beco min g a cti ve ly invo lved in the Acco untin g Club a s well as oth er clu bs on- cam pus . D r. Pr yo r had sug ge ste d th at tho se stu de nts w ishi ng to e sta bli sh a clo ser co mr ad esh ip wit h fellow bus ine ss an d/ or bu sin ess -re lat ed stu de nt s, tho se who would lik e to obt ain a pre vie w of w hat to ex pec t in the bus ine ss wo rld, and thos e see kin g t o ob tain a hig her lev el of pro fess ion alis m sho uld co me to the nex t me etin g (inc ludi ng new me mb ers ) whic h i s s che dul ed for Ja nu ar y 31st a t 3:30 in Union 106. Ha le fur the r add ed th at the re i s, of co urs e, a $5.00 fee re qu ire d to hel p cov er exp ens es for brin gin g gue st sp ea ke rs i n, a s w ell as oth er exp ens es for fu tu re ac tiv iti es bein g pla nne d ; suc h a s t he Annu al Ma nag em ent Acco untin g Din ner . Bot h Dr . Pr yo r an d Ha le ag re e th at the clu b m ee ts in a ver y enj oya ble int era cti on , but als o note d th at t he c lub i s no t with out a se ns e of hum or. An end-o f-the- se m es ter pa rty is bei ng plan ned to wr ap up an d su mm ar ize ac tiv iti es an d go als ac com pli she d, and "j u st bas ica lly f or R&R pu rpo ses f or a ll m em be rs in th e cl ub ." Tho se stu de nts wishi ng to ex­ plo re the hori zon s an d del ve the de pth s of the bu sin ess w orld , tho se wi sh in g to ob ta in m or e in ­ fo rm at io n fo r fu tu re job pla cem ent , or tho se jus t wish ing to add a n e xt ra -c ur ric ul ar ac tiv ity which is of via ble im po rta nc e to the ir fu tu re goa ls sho uld con tac t Dav id Ha le, ex t. 224 4 or D r. P ry or , ex t. 22 80 fo r mo re inf orm ati on con cer nin g the clu b. pho to by B. Pa ssi no Th e ar ti st posing wi th he r wo rk . She is on e of ma ny chil dre n f ro m th e Child Ca re C ent er who help ed d e c o r a te w in d o w s fo r th e 198 0 Pa rk sid e Win ter Ca rni va l. Childhood se m in ar h e r e L a w s chool de la ys po ssi ble Ap plic ant s to law scho ols a re adv ise d th at de lay s in del ive ry of a new com pu ter sy ste m hav e res ult ed in a bac klo g of Law Schoo l Da ta Ass emb ly Se rvi ce (LSDAS) re po rts to law sch ool s. Law sch ools ha ve been ma de aw ar e of the pro ble m thro ugh fre qu en t u pd ati ng on t he s ta tu s of the pro ces sin g sch ed ule . Altho ugh law scho ol adm issi on offi ces ma y be som ew hat slow in Ke no sha , Racine to hol d prim arie s by Ste ve M. D an ke rt ^ocal pr im ar ie s for t he Ken osha d Ra cin e ar ea wil l be held on br ua ry 19,1980. Th e follo wing i s i lis t of ca nd id at es who ha ve mistered in the ir re sp ec tiv e C ity erk off ice s: City of Ra cin e Di str ict No. 2 d e rm a n ic : Ja c o b A. L ot t, ttri cia A. Ob ern be rg er, Ja m es F ie n e, an d Ja m e s K. ill ag he r. Th er e is no ma yo ral im ar y, an d the odd num ber ed st ri ct s will not ha ve ele ctio ns itil yex t ye ar with th e Ra cin e ay or al ele ctio ns. City of Ke nos ha, Ma yor al Ra ce (as list ed on the ba llo t): Geo rge R. Fi tc he tt, Jo hn D. Bilot ti, Pa ul Sa fti g, an d H. Sta nle y Kan eck i. City of Ken osha Ald erm ani c R ac es ; Di str ict No. 8: Willi am H. Birk holz , Pa ul Kr eu ser , Nan cy Pr in cip e. Di str ict No. 15: Alb ert Fr an k, Ph ill ip C. Fa rle y, Wayne C. Lu ndq uis t. Di str ict No. 18: Th om as F . He rm an n, Joh n H. Am got ti, Mic hael J . Sta nc ato . G en er al el ec tio ns fo r bo th Ra cin e and Ken osha will be held on April 1, 198 0. Th e lis t of can ­ did ate s in the se ele ctio ns will be m a d e av ail ab le befo re the elec­ tion s. mak ing the ir dec isio ns, stu de nts ca n be as su re d th at the fa irn es s will be pa ram ou nt, an d no in­ div idu als wi ll be pen alize d for la te rep ort ing de lay s inc urr ed by the LSD AS. Be cau se of the bac klo g, it is es tim ate d th at , a t the cu rre nt pro cess ing ra te , the re will be del ays for abo ut the nex t eig ht wee ks. Staff ha ve been gr ea tly exp and ed an d a re wor king long hou rs to me et the se pro ble ms . E du ca ti o n al T es ti ng S er vi ce (E TS ), which ad m in ist er s the LSDAS, re gr et s any per son al inco nve nien ce to ca nd ida tes . The LSDA S was beg un in 1970 at the req ue st of t he law scho ols. It s pur pos e is to su m m ar iz e in­ fo rm at io n fr om co lle ge tr a n ­ sc rip ts, tes t sco res fro m the Law School Adm issio n Te st and oth er bio gra phi cal inf orm atio n used for eva lua tio n by the law scho ol adm issi on offi ces . If th er e ar e spe cifi c pro ble ms tha t can not wa it, ple as e w rit e to Law P ro g ra m s, Ne w to n, P a . 189 40. P le as e do not tele pho ne. A s em in ar on Ea rl y Childhoo d Dev elo pm ent , spo nso red by the W isc on sin E ar ly Ch ild ho od Asso ciati on of UW- Exten sion an d UWP, will be held on Sa tur da y m or ni ng , F e b ru a ry 9. Th e se m in ar will be held at UW- Pa rk sid e in Ken osh a. P a rt ic ip a n ts m ay m ak e a se le ct io n fr om th re e of th e follow ing gr ou ps of wo rks hop s: Gro up 1 - 8:30 a. m . E d u ca ti v e Va lu e of P la y (ch ildr en ag es 2 an d 7) ; Ka ren Ma lsch , Di rec tor , New Nu rse ry an d Ki nd erg art en , Ken osh a. C ri si s W ith in th e Ag en cy , pro ble ms an d p res su re s in the d ay 'INSI DE. . . • F r o m th e P a r k in g L o t : G o o d / B a d A w a rd s • S e c o n d C it y r e v ie w • S w im m e r s g e t r e v e n g e to day ope rat ion of an ag en cy ; Pa ul Ihl enf eld , Pa sto ra l Coun­ se lo r a nd Di rec tor of Fa mi ly Life Ed uc ati on for Lu the ran Soc ial Se rvi ces , Ken osh a. Th e ABC's of Be hav ior , cop ing an d u n d er st an d in g c h il d re n 's be ha vio r; Es th er Le tve n, Lec ­ tu re r in E du cat ion , U W-P arks ide. Gro up 2- 1 0 :0 0 a. m . Sto ryt elli ng Thr oug h M usic and L ite ra tu re ; Nan cy E lsm o a nd P at E h le rt , C h il d re n' s L ib ra ri a n s, Ra cin e Pu bli c Li br ar y. Chi ldre n in St re ss ; Ma ry Lou E fn e r, D ir ec to r of G ra d u at e P ro g ra m , E a rl y Ch ild ho od Ed uc ati on , UW- Whit ewat er. P u tt in g Ch ild D ev el op m en t Know ledge to W ork; Pa ul Kle ine, P ro fe ss o r of E d u ca ti o n , UW- Pa rk sid e. Gro up 3 - 11:15 a. m . En ric hin g Your Pr og ra m s with Co m m un ity R es o u rc es ; To m And erso n, Di rec tor , Com mun ity Ch ild C ar e C oa lit io n, In c ., Mil wau kee . I L ike Myse lf, ch ild self con cep t bui ldin g; Ca rol e Fog le, As sis tan t D ir ec to r, Y ou th an d F am il y Ser vic es, Ken osh a. The Su rro ga te P ar en t; De bra Mose ly, D ire cto r, E ar ly Le arn ing Pr og ra m , Mil wau kee . Pr er eg is tra tio n is req ue ste d by Fe br ua ry 2. The fe e for the pr og ram is $6.00 and 0.4 CE U' s a re av ail ab le . C all the Un ive rsit y Ex ten sio n a t (414) 55 3-2 312 for a ny fu rth er inf orm ati on . V ie w p o in t Ho w do yo u fe el ab ou t t he po ss ib le re in st at em en t of th e dr af t? Cha vez Ep ps - So pho mor e I ha te it ; When you co me down to it, I thin k we 'll hav e to, but I do n't wa nt to go to wa r. M ar ie Oh m - Fr es hm an I thin k it sho uld be and th at wom en sho uld be invo lved , too. Wi th E .R .A . th ey sh ou ld be fig hti ng on th e fro nt line s, not in the ba ck . Jo hn W ag ne r - So ph om or e I don 't kno w; I'd ha te to se e, but if it' s got t o be, i t' s got t o be. ph ot os by Ph il D eL ui sa E d it o ri a l Ar e w e e q u a l By Sue Ste ven s Pr es id en t C ar te r's pro pos al to re in st at e dr af t re gis tra tio n has bro ugh t m any un ans we red que stio ns i nto t he lim eli gh t. Amon g t hes e i s tha t of e qu ali ty betw een the sex es. Ar e ma n an d w omen e qu al o r ar en 't the y? If th e se xe s a re eq ua l, they mu st be t re at ed as eq ua ls. If youn g m en mu st re gi st er for th e d ra ft , s o sho uld youn g wo men . To su bj ec t ma le Am eri can s t o su ch an un fai r s et of al te rn at iv es whi le upho lding the fre ed om of cho ice fo r Am eri can wom en is to de ny t ha t equ ali ty (th e v ery ba sis of Am eri can ide als ) e ven ex ist s. Women an d men ac ro ss the nat ion hav e foug ht for ye ar s for an am en dm en t to th e U. S. Con stitu tion th at me rel y st at es th at we a re eq ua l re ga rd les s of s ex . It is unb elie vab le th at the ma ny wom en who hav e won the rig ht to be eq ual to m en in the ey es of the bus ine ss worl d tak e a ba ck wa rd s te p t o av oid the un ple asa nt sid e of the equ alit y coi n. A two - hea ded coin i s use d on ly by c he at er s. Ch ea ter s a re tho se who beli eve th at the ir c ha nc es a re non exis ten t. T hey st re tc h the ru les in a n eff ort to co nst ant ly w in. B ut it nev er w ork s. T hey ne ve r wi n in the long run , an d by try ing to fix the ga m e the y a re res ign ing the ms elv es to inf eri ori ty. But eq ua lity is not a g am e. I t's nei the r Monopoly nor Po ke r. You c an 't qu it w hen you p ick up a n unf avo rab le ch an ce or a bad han d. You c an 't walk aw ay f rom the b oar d when you sto p winn ing. You h av e to sti ck to it like a s tr ic t di et. Yo u'r e not goin g to see re su lts u nle ss you w ork a t it . Of cou rse , I' m not sa yin g th at ev ery on e sho uld be w illing to fig ht in a wa r just to p rov e t ha t al l a re eq ua l. I 'm su re th at young wom en a s well as youn g me n would be try ing ev ery poss ible wa y to avo id the d ra ft if an unp opu lar wa r wa s to b rea k out . No o ne c an ser iou sly beli eve th at the youn g p eop le of t he U nite d St at es would not ob jec t to b eing her ded into ca mp s to be tra ine d how to d ie for the id ea of "n ati on al h on or ." I a m say ing th at beli efs a nd val ues ha ve c han ged sin ce the dr af t wa s la st use d in thi s co un try . Th e ru les mu st be cha ng ed in ord er to ac­ co mm od ate the fo rw ard ste ps we 've tak en . In c rit ic al tim es like the se we ca n' t aff or d to ta ke a g ian t ste p ba ck wa rd. Mea nwh ile, w e can on ly hop e th at t hos e who reg ist er to be dr aft ed will nev er be cal led upon . We c an work tog eth er, as eq ua ls, to e ns ur e th at the Am eri can fre ed om s gu ara nte ed us in the Con stitu tion ar e pr es er ­ ve d. d a n g e r Ed ito r -S ue St ev en s Bu sin es s M an ag er Br ian Fe lla nd Fe at ur e Ed ito r Ke n M ey er N ew s E dit or ' St ev e Da nk er t Ph oto Ed ito r • • • B ria n Pa ss in o Ad M an ag er Da n G al br ai th Ch air ma n of t he Bo ard To m Co op er Sta ff Mar k A nd er so n, Ch ar le s Cl ift on , D av e C ra m er , Pe te Cr am er , Ph il D eL ui sa , G in ge r H el ge so n, R en ee Jo ne s, Mi ra Lo ch an sk i, Re ed M cM ill an , Cur t M ol de na ue r, Ke vin Pa du la , Wa lt R em on di ni , Da n Sc he rr er , D en ise So bi es ki , Bil l St ou ga ar d, M ich ae l W ill ia m s, Su sa n M ich et ti, D av e Vo llm er , Ri ck Bl ah a, Jo se ph Ri pp , Joh n G ra nt , Do ug E de nh au se r, Pa ul Lu ka w sk i, R en ee N ee dh am . RA N G ER is w ri tt en an d ed ite d by st u d en ts of U W -P ar ks id e an d th ey a re so le ly re sp on si bl e fo r it s ed it o ri al po lic y an d co nt en t. Pu bl is he d ev er y T h ur sd ay du ri ng th e a ca d em ic ye ar ex ce p t d ur in g b re ak s an d ho li da ys , RA N G ER is pr in te d by th e Un ion C oo pe ra ti ve Pu bl is hi ng Co ., K en os ha , W is co ns in . W ri tte n pe rm is si on is r eq ui re d fo r re p ri n t of an y po rt io n of R A N G ER . All co rr es p on d en ce sh ou ld be ad d re ss ed to : P ar k si d e R an g er , W LL C D13 9, UW- P ar k si d e, K en os ha , Wl 5314 1. L et te rs to th e E di to r wi ll be ac ce p te d if ty p ew ri tt en , do ub le sp ac ed on st an d ar d si ze pa p er w ith on e- in ch m ar g in s. All le tt er s m us t be si gn ed an d a te le ph on e n um be r in cl ud ed fo r v er if ic at io n . N am es wi ll be w ith he ld fo r va lid re as on s. M ax im um le ng th ac ce pt ed is 500 w or ds . D ea dl in e fo r le tt er s is M on da y a t 12 no on fo r pu bl ic at io n on T hu rs d ay . Th e RA NG ER re se rv es all ed it or ia l pr iv il eg es in re fu si ng to p ri n t le tt e rs w hi ch co nt ai n fa ls e or . d ef am at o ry co nt en t. L e tt e r s t o t h e Ed ito r* Ran ger a tt ac ke d ag a in To th e E di to r: You r rep ly to th e l et te r pri nte d in the Ja n . 24 issu e fro m Ste ve Dy ks tra an d Je ff re y Hu gda hl wa s di sa p p o in ti n g . Th e re pl y in ­ di ca ted , beyo nd all rea so na ble dou bt, th at the Ra ng er lac ks cl as s and res pe ct fo r jou rna list ic e thi cs. Your fee ble res po nse to the le tte r was im m atu re , a nd irr esp on sib le, and bo rd ers on lib el, if it is not inde ed libe lous . The a rt of s at ir e, as defi ned by Noah We bst er, is li te ra tu re in which "c on tem po ra ry v ice or folly a re held up to rid ic ul e. " You sta te d the ar tic le by Helg eson ce nte red on th e " hy po the tic al s al e of Ca mb od ian s." Nei the r wa s th er e a ny ref er en ce to any ac t by A m er ic an s wh ich co ul d ha ve "r e d u c e d th e C am bo di an s to so m et hi ng le ss th an hu m an be in gs ." T hos e t wo st at em en ts do not ad d up to " co nt em po ra ry vic e or fol ly. " I su gg es t th at you a re som ew hat mi sin for me d on wh at the a rt of sa ti re i s r ea lly al l ab ou t. Both your rep ly an d the Ed ito ria l you w rot e co nta ine d g ra m m at ic al er ro rs , so ma y I su gg es t th at you stu dy it as well . On ce yo u'v e com ple ted th at tas k, pe rh ap s you ca n jus tify you r "k no wl ed ge " of jou rna lism eth ics an d p ra ct ic e, as well as you r posi tion a s Ed ito r of the Ra ng er . Th e fa ct th at the Ra ng er wa s wor king on th e fu nd ra ise r with Ox fam -Am eric a is irr el ev an t to the le tte r. The Ra ng er beg an a T ha nk sg iv in g fu nd c a m p a ig n , well af te r the Am eric an pub lic had res pon ded by dip pin g de ep int o its poc ket . Th at fa ct is re le va nt . Th e rea so n the Ra ng er fai led to ra is e m or e th an a "m ea ge r su m " is be ca us e the Ra ng er s ta rt ed its fun d ca m pa ig n long af te r oth er org an iza tio ns suc h as CA RE. He lge so n's at ­ tem pt a t sa ti re did not in cr ea se re ad er 's rea cti on s to th e Ca m­ bo di an s p li g h t, bu t in st ea d bro ugh t an ou tra ge th at su ch an ar tic le could be pr in te d. The ar tic le co nta ine d no re fe re nc e to a "m ea ge r re sp on se " to th e fun d ca mp aig n, an d no re fe re nc e to any ac t by Am eri can s wh ich coul d ha ve "r ed uc ed th e C am bo dia ns to so m et h in g le ss th an hu m an be in gs ." Th e Ra ng er ha s the rep uta tio n of bein g a hig h sc hoo l t yp e pa pe r. Thi s re pu tat ion lie s pa rtl y on the fa ct th at th e Ra ng er all ow s ar ­ tic les suc h as He lge son 's to be pr int ed , an d al so on th e fa ct tha t the Ed ito r w rit es a rep ly to all le tte rs cri tic izi ng th e Ra ng er . I hope th at in t he fu tu re the Ra ng er co nd uc ts itself with th e resp on­ sib ilit y an d dig nit y wo rthy of a col leg e ne ws pa pe r. Jos ep h N . Thom pson Sic, si c, sic , s i c ! De ar Ms. St ev en s: You r pr ac tic e of spri nkli ng ev er y cr iti ca l le tte r w ith "s ic s" , is dis gu sti ng . Jo hn McKloskey P H O T O C O N T E S T C A TE G O R IE S 1. S C E N E R Y -a n y scene w il ld o . T he re 's so me b e a ut ifu l lan dsc ape s in o u ra re a . 2. C A N D ID S — T hi s c a te g o ry is e sp e c ia ll y fo r ph ot os of W in te r C ar n iv al a rt iv it ie s Ch ec k t h e s ch ed u le of e v e n ts fo r id e a s. C at ch em in th e a c t ! a c t. v .t .e s , , P R IZ E S 1st Pr iz e for ea ch c ate go ry w ill be a $15.00 g ift ce rt ifi ca te for Ca me ra Wo rld of Ra cin e a nd Ke no sha 2 n d p n z e fo r e ac h ca te go ry wil l be $7.50 in c a sh . R ^ q ^ s t a H e r s o \ ^ o u r 'i P h p J i ° ^ ra p h j c co n te st sp o n so re d by R an ge r (e x ce p t C ar ni v al '80 (J a n 28 Fp h o\ AII ° S U S + ^ t a k e n d u ri n g th e w ee k of W in te r be a t l e a s t s '' x z " ' in si za Yn L n i Ph o t ° L m us t b e b l a c k a n d w h it e. P ri n ts sh ou ld sh ou ld be pr in te d on a s e p a ra te p t e c e ' t f 2 r P h ° n e ' a n d t b e c a te g o ry e n te re d d e ad li n e fo r e n tr ie s wil l be F e b ru a ry HUh a c c o m p an y in g yo ur e n tr y . Th e or m ai le d to th e R an g e r, WL LC Pl3 9^ IW -P ar k si H p k'L nr tlh f S \A /l° ^i C ! ,i ) e ^ r o u ^ 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 Ranger, Volume 8, issue 18, January 31, 1980 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 1980-01-31 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 accounting club fetal alcohol syndrome