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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document i j f U n iv e r s it y o f W is c o n s in - P a r k s id e Red feam ad dr ess es Senate P r o f, e v a lu a t io n s under sc ru tin y by Mir a Lo cha nsk i In ine J an ua ry 24th edi tion of t he RAN GER , M icha el C. R ed fe ar n's let ter to t he edi tor con cer nin g the ef fe ct iv en es s of in st ru ct o r eva lua tion fo rm s had que stio ned th e va li di ty of th e c u rr e n t eva lua tio n sy ste m . Is it a s ef­ fec tiv e as it s houl d b e? As a r es ul t of Re df ea rn 's att en tio n to thi s iss ue , he wa s enc ou rag ed by PSGA to voic e his opinio n abo ut the se for ms a t la st we ek 's S en ate me etin g. Re dfe arn , cu rre nt ly a sen ior with a dou ble -ma jor in Ind us tri al Psy cho logy and Bu sin ess Ad­ mi nis tra tio n with a spe cia liza tion in Pe rso nn el, had tak en pe rso nal in te re st in P /E (P er so n n el Ev alu ati on ) for ms when PSGA ha d as ke d fo r st u d e n t in pu t con cer nin g th e pro ble m. R ed fea rn bel iev es th at th er e is dis son anc e in P /E . "E va lu ati on for ms do cou nt, e spe cia lly when the m at te r of t en ur e is invo lved . So me tim es, as evi den ced in the pa st, ce rta in pr of es so rs ha ve be en de ni ed te nu re eve n thou gh the se pa r­ tic ul ar ind ivid ual s w ere well-l iked an d po ss es se d goo d te ac h in g ab ilit ies . It ap pe ar s the n, th at th er e is a lot of dis son anc e th at ra ise s the qu esti on of P /E fo rm s, " sai d Re df ea rn . Re dfe arn hold s the view th at mo re stu de nt inp ut is need ed to bri ng ab ou t cha ngi ng the P /E pro ces s. "O ur inp uts ma y help to in fl ue nc e de ci si on s th a t m ay aff ect P /E for ms in ge ne ra l. P /E for ms n eed t o be loo ked a t by s uch a co m m it te e pr es en tl y be in g form ed on ca mp us cal led the S tu de nt S er v ic es C om m itt ee . S ta nd ar d iz at io n is an ot he r que stio n th at could be ra ise d; the fo rm s the ms elv es need to be looke d a t ag ain . Shou ld the ir weig ht be the mos t im po rta nt infl uen ce in wh eth er or not tho se Me dia S er vi ce s being ev alu ate d ar e doing th eir jo b? " Re df ea rn 's m ain con cer n is th at the stu de nts mu st put que stio ns bef ore the fac ult y an d the ad ­ mi nis tra tio n. H e fee ls t ha t if m ore stu de nts would get invo lved and be he ar d th at ch an ge s wo uld so on occ ur. C ar la St of fl e, th e A ss is ta n t Cha ncel lor of Ed uc ati on al Ser ­ vic es, als o spo ke at la st we ek 's PSGA me etin g, an d sh e com ­ men ted th at "m er it ra ise s ar e gr ea tly influ enc ed by the use of P /E fo rm s. " Ov era ll, Ms. Stof fle also ag re es th at the pr es en t ev alu ati on for ms need to be re ­ ev al u at ed fo r pr op er ef ­ fec tiv ene ss. H ow ev er , an o th er im p o rt a n t ques tion ha s been con tinu ally ask ed by s tu de nt s co nce rni ng jus t who ma y ha ve acc ess ibi lity to the se fo rm s and wh ere the for ms ma y be fou nd. Re dfe arn did not, of f- ha nd , know of th ei r wh ere abo uts . A fte r fu rt h e r in v es ti ga ti on , Joh n C am pbe ll, Ass ocia te De an of Fa cu lty , had sai d th at "t he se pa rti cu lar for ms ar e kep t in th e pho tos by Phi l De Lu isa MI CH AE L RE DF EA RN ad dr es se d a me eti ng of th e Stu den t S en a te on F ri d a y , F e b ru a ry 1, 1980. div isio nal off ice of ea ch de pa rt­ me nt . Fa cu lty m em be rs an d th e ex ec uti ve co mm itte e ha ve ac ce ss to the se fo rm s. Ea ch divi sion ha s a dif fer ent for m an d the se fo rm s a re fre qu en tly upd ate d. How ever , stu de nt s a re not allo wed to se e P /E fo rm s. " Re dfe arn fee ls th at we a s P ar k si d e st u d en ts ca n do ^ p j £Q | ^ £ p a J T ll C lU d l IU I I li b d i e A t p i i l l I I I " r a r K S i u e S t u d e n t s t a l l U U Jr c tr K S lQ C . otte ring excursion | n f h i n t e r e s t so me thi ng to invo ke ch an ge s in the P /E fo rm s. "M y ed ito ria l in th e RA NG ER w as w ri tt en ba sic all y to ge t s tu de nt s in vol ved , an d to ge t them to bec om e a s se rt iv e en ou gh to fo llo w- thro ugh on the pla n of act ion to est ab lis h mo re fa ir and jus t P /E for ms for our ins tru cto rs he re a t Pa rk si de ." by Stev e M. D ank ert Can you use an ex tra cre dit in h u m an it ie s? Wou ld you li ke som eth ing to do du rin g the spr ing bre ak th at off ers a ch an ce at ge ttin g a look a t the wor ld of com mu nic atio n? If so , th er e is a way to ac hie ve both ai m s; ta ke the med ia pr ac tic um tri p du rin g the sp rin g bre ak . Ji m Ma gu ire , Med ia Se rvi ces Divis ion He ad, an d D r. Dia na Gr ae tti ng er , will be hea din g up th e tr ip . M r. M ag ui re , wh o org aniz ed the tri p alon g with Dr . G ra et tin ge r, is a f orm er emp loy ee of NBC-TV, an d is fa m ili ar wit h the New Yor k ar ea . He att en de d scho ol with so me of the peop le a t the var iou s bus ine sse s which will be vis ited du rin g the tri p. Sp eak ing for both hers elf and Mr . Ma gu ire , Dr . Gra ett ing er s ai d the pur pos e of the tr ip is two-fold. " I t w ill gi ve t he s tu de nts a ch an ce a t dia log ue with peo ple in v ari ou s up to da te me dia se rv ic es , an d als o gi ve the m a ch an ce to se e the typ e of work invo lved in the com mu nic ati on m ed ia ." Pr of ess or Gr ae tti ng er poin ted out th at the tri p, which will be Ma rch 9 thro ugh Ma rch 19, 1980 , "w ill be on a ver y tig ht, ten da y sch edu le, so th at th er e will be tim e for s tud y in both Was hing ton D.C. and New York C ity ." " In New Y o rk ," th e co m ­ mu nica tion pro fes sor con tinu ed, "w e will try to se e fou r so ap op era s bein g tap ed , so we will hav e to p lan our tim e aro und the 'so ap s' if we c an s ee th em ." W hen ask ed if they will all b e se ein g fou r soa p op er as in the ma kin g, Dr . G ra e tt in g e r re sp on de d, "N o, the re will be fou r se pa ra te so ap s, and th er e will be fou r se pa ra te stu de nt gro up s, pro vid ed we ca n see them of co ur se ." The ag en da for the tr ip inc lud es stop s a t NBC-TV, CBS Re cor ds, the Kenne dy Ce nte r, the New York Ti m es , Ass ocia ted Pr es s, Nat iona l Pu bli c Ra dio , and the Unite d Nat ion s office of Pu bli c Inf orm ati on , Rad io an d Vis ual Se rvi ces , an d oth ers . Th e tri p is open to ev ery on e. "W e need to poin t ou t," sa id D r. G ra ett in ge r, "t h a t thi s tri p is not lim ite d to c om mu nic atio n m ajo rs. The com mu nic atio n wor ld is a bus ine ss w orld , and a s suc h ha s an app lic atio n to bus ine ss stu de nt s and oth er in ter es ted ind ivi du als ." She ad de d th at the gro up will be going to ad ve rtis ing and publ ic rel ati on s fir m s als o. When ask ed if she had an op­ por tun ity to do so me thin g lik e th is du rin g he r da ys as a stu de nt, the prof esso r resp ond ed tha t noth ing lik e th is tr ip w as of fere d w hen s he wa s an un de rg rad ua te, but th at she wish ed the re had bee n. She fe el s it 's im p o rt a n t th a t th e stu de nt see wh at goes on in the com mu nic atio n fiel d. The cos t fo r the tr ip is e xp ect ed to be b etwe en $400 an d $500 , whi ch in cl ud es tr a n sp o rt a ti o n an d lodgi ng (n ot m ea ls) . The cos t m ay va ry som ew hat fro m the ab ov e pri ces , bu t it d epe nds on th e m ode of tr an sp o rt at io n us ed . D r. Gr ae tti ng er poin ted out th at the y would l ike to k eep the cos t a t $400 to $50 0 if a t all pos sibl e. Stu den ts going on the tri p ma y rec eiv e one c re di t of pra cti cu m in com mu nic ati on. Thi s will be the fir st tri p, a nd i t is ho ped t ha t th ere will be enou gh int ere st ge ne ra ted to ma ke offe ring the tr ip ev ery ye ar a fea sib ility . To find out mo re info rma tion abo ut the tri p, int ere ste d per son s shou ld cal l ex t. 256 7, or att en d a me etin g a t th e Aud io Stud io in the Com m Art s buil din g, room D157 , on Mond ay Fe br ua ry 11, 198 0 at 3:30 p.m . This is the fir st of a th re e pa rt se rie s whi ch will de al w ith som e of the thi ng s you shou ld know abo ut ren tin g or lea sin g. Much of th e lan dlo rd- ten ant co nf lic t ov er pr ic in g an d res pon sibi lity ma y be pre ven ted im me dia tely bef ore and af ter a re nt er mov es into a uni t. Bef ore mov ing in, ten an ts shou ld close ly ex am ine the ir re nt al ag re em en ts, che cki ng t he ir le gal ity und er s ta te st at ut es . A nd with in the fir st few da ys of te na nc y, they shou ld tak e inv ent ory of the da ma ge s to the ap ar tm en t; if exi stin g da ma ge s ar e not note d, m oney ma y l at er be ta ke n fr om th ei r se cu ri ty - cl ea ni ng de po si ts for re p a ir s th a t w er e ac tu al ly n ec es sa ry when the re nt er move d in. The t en an t sho uld n't just tell the land lord of th e da ma ge s, but shou ld w rit e t hem down with both pa rti es ' sig na tu re s and with eac h kee ping a copy . The most im po rta nt thin g for a re nt er to re me mb er in m aki ng t he inve ntor y is to incl ude da ma ge s, de fec ts, and ne ce ssa ry cle ani ng . Mo st la n d lo rd -t en an t de po si t dis put es re volv ed a rou nd cle ani ng ch ar ge s. E v er y th in g in th e in te ri o r shou ld b e ins pec ted , inc ludi ng a ny fu rn itu re . The wa lls, cei lin gs, floo rs, and ca rp et s shou ld be che cke d for nai l hole s, st ai ns , bu rns , chip ped pain t, and torn lino leum . F ix tu re s suc h as lig hts , soc ket s, plum bing , an d hea tin g and coolin g shou ld be in good sh ap e and in work ing or de r. Th e sto ve , re fri ge ra to r, dis hw ash er, clo the s wa she r an d dr ye r, a nd a ny oth er ap pli anc es shou ld be int ac t P a r ti Pr ici ng a nd R esp ons ibili ty and op era tin g well. Any r ode nt o r ins ec t infe stat ion shou ld als o be note d. Anyone ren tin g a hous e sho uld als o tak e i nve nto ry of the ya rd or gar de n tools th at we re inclu ded with the hou se. Th e cond ition of both the ya rd and the ga ra ge the ms elv es sho uld also be note d. Also incl uded in the inv ent ory shou ld be the num ber of k eys the ten an t was g ive n, p lus t he nu mb er and cond ition of the ga rb ag e ca ns . Of the var iou s type s of re nt al ag re em en ts, a lea se is the mo st pe rm an en t. It fix es a ll t er m s of a n ag re em en t so th at no c han ges ca n be ma de for a peri od of ti m e. Fo r ex am ple , the ren t p ay me nt ca nn ot be cha ng ed, or the ten ant can not mov e u ntil the end of the lea sin g te rm . In c o n tr a st , g e n er al re n ta l ag re em en ts ar e th ose fo r wh ich no perio d of tim e is sti pu lat ed , suc h as a mon th-to -mo nth ag re em en t wh ere tena ncy can be end ed by e it h e r p ar ty at a m in im um le n g th 's no ti ce . U su al ly , a te na nt 's not ifica tion of lea vin g shoul d be wr itte n and sen t to the lan dlo rd at lea st ten da ys bef ore the da te the ren t is du e. Th ere ar e ma ny ad va nta ge s to hav ing a lea se. F ir st , the stu de nt has t he p lace f or th e en tir e t er m of the lea se an d can not be evi cte d unle ss he or sh e vio late s the co nt ra ct . Se con d, ne ith er re nt nor dep osit ca n in cr ea se dur ing the ter m of the lea se . Fi na lly , any rul es s ta te d in the lea se can not be cha nge d unl ess both lan dlo rd and ten an t ag re e. Fo r stu de nts , the big dis ad­ van tag e of hav ing a lea se is the loss of flex ibil ity to mov e bef ore the lea se en ds . But a ten an t ma y get aro und thi s by sub lea sin g, with the con sen t of the lan dlo rd. The stu de nt ha s the rig ht to m ove out if the lan dlo rd br ea ch es the co nt ra ct . The ab sen ce of a le as e m ay giv e a s tu de nt g re at er flex ibi lity , bu t i t also allo ws a lan dlo rd to ev ict , ra is e re nt , or cha ng e rul es on sh or t notic e an d wit hou t an y jus tifi cat ion . If a re nt er dec ide s to sig n a lea se , the re ar e sev en ge ne ra l que stio ns he o r s he sho uld kee p i n min d when exa min ing the con­ tr ac t. They a re the follo wing : a) How l ong doe s the co ntr ac t la st? b) How m uch is the ren t and ar e u ti li ti e s in cl ud ed ? c) Is th e da ma ge dep osi t s pec ifie d an d the am ou nt st a te d ? d) Who is resp ons ible for re pa irs ? e) Is su ble asi ng allo wed ? f) Are th er e ru le s of beh avi or? (If so, ge t a cop y) g) Does the lan dlo rd hav e the r igh t of e nt ry , a nd und er wh at con diti ons ? Next w eek : V aca tin g th e R en tal Unit an d Ins ura nc e Co ver age . ^ I N S I D E .. C ra m e r 's C o r n e r : B r ig h t A r th u r W in te r C a r n iv a l s u c c e s s 2 Th ur sd ay , F eb ru ar y 7, 198 0 Ra ng er , - -r - - I I M R H M M S H ) I - pho to by B. Pa ssi no YOU MAY sa y the se-g uys ha ve a lot of pull. pho to by D. Ed en ha us er PLA YBO Y BU NN IES pos e with Tom Coope r dur ing bee r tas tin g pa rty Th ur sd ay . ph oto b y B. Pa ss in o JE R R Y MA TTE UC I re ad ie s f or a co nt es t he 's su re to win . 'T H E AN IMA L BA ND' pho to b y M . An de rso n pla ys a tu ne at S at ur da y ni gh t's ga m e. D A LI r- r - r» ph oto by M . A nd er so n nigh t M E M B E R S sh ow off th ei r t al en ts in th e v ar ie ty s ho w Th ur sd ay ' L i f e is a C a r n iv a l' a s u c c e s s by Sue Ste ven s Tho se P ar ks id e s tu de nt s wh o'v e su rv ive d the ac tiv itie s la st week could once ag ai n go back to c las s as the 1980 Winter Ca rni va l dre w to a clos e S atu rd ay nig ht w ith the an no un ce m en t of th e w ee k 's com pet itio n win ner s. The ca r­ niv al, f ollowin g th e t he me "L ife i s a C ar ni va l," could be the fir st week-lo ng ac tiv ity a t Pa rk sid e to dr aw e x c it e m e n t si n ce th e st re ak er cr az e. Ma ny st u d e n ts an d st u d en t org ani zat ion s got invol ved as th e week beg an with an indoo r p ar ad e thro ugh the ma in con cou rse on Mon day. Stu de nt gro ups en ter ed flo ats to be judg ed a lon g the rou te to th e U nion. T he w inn ers we re a s follo ws: 1st pla ce, Pa rk si de Ac­ tiv itie s B oar d, 2nd pla ce, Ra ng er, and tied for 3rd pla ce, Women in Bus ines s & M ark etin g Club. On Tu esd ay noon the E ar th Sci enc e Club spo nso red a Tug-of - War Con test outs ide the Union Sq ua re. Th e f irs t r ea l sno w of the sea son saw se ve ra l gro ups tes t the ir str en gt h a ga in st eac h oth er. The E ar th Sci enc e Club prov ed to be toug h, bea ting eve ryo ne up until the las t roun d when they we re pulle d ove r in a long ma tch by I Ph el ta Thi . Wed nesd ay noon saw a crow d ga the red in t he Union ca fet er ia to see who could g obb le down a pie in the lea st am oun t of tim e. Je rr y Ma tteu cci won the eve nt in 61.1 sec on ds, but it w as n't ove r so soon . Pi es found the ir way into fac es as se ve ra l peop le we re att ac ke d with left ove r pie. Je rr y g a n g e r E d it or . S te v en s B u si n es s M an ag er B r ia n F e | | a n d F ea tu re E di to r M e y e r oh W » S S * s , e v e D an ke rt Ph ot o E d. to r P a s s j n o Ad M an ag er . . . . . G a , b r a it h C ha ir m an of th e Bo ar d co o p er St af f M ar k A n d er so n, C ha rl es C lif to n, D av e C ra m er , P et e C ra m er , Ph il D eL u is a, G in ge r ^ ,! n ® e J o n a s ' M ' r a L oc ha ns k i, R ee d M cM ill an , Cu rt M ol de na u er , K ev in P ad g! a, W al t R em on di n i, D an S ch er re r, D en is e S ob ie sk i, Bi ll S to u ga ar d , M ic ha el W il li am s, S us an M ic h et ti , D av e V ol lm er , R ic k B la ha , Jo se p h R ip p, Jo hn G ra nt , Do uq E d en h au se r, Pa ul L uk aw sk i, R en ee N ee d h am . RA N GE R is w ri tt en an d ed it ed by st u d en ts of UW P ar k si d e an d th ey a re so le ly re sp o ns ib le fo r it s ed it or ia l po lic y an d co n te nt . Pu bl is he d ev er y T hu rs da y du ri ng th e ac ad em ic y e ar ex ce pt du ri ng b re ak s an d ho lid ay s, RA NG ER is p ri nt ed by th e Un ion C oo pe ra ti ve Pu bl is hi ng Co ., K en os ha , W isc on sin W ri tte n pe rm is si on is re q u ir e d fo r re p ri n t of an y po rt io n o f R A N G ER . All co rr es po n de n ce sh ou ld be ad d re ss ed to : P ar k si d e R an qe r, W LL C D13 9. UW- P ar k si d e, K en os ha , W l 5314 1. L e tt er s to th e E di to r wi ll be ac ce p te d if ty pe w ri tt en , do ub le sp ac ed on st an d ar d si ze p ap er w ith on e- in ch m ar g in s. All le tt e rs 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 ve ri fi ca ti o n . N am es wi ll be w ith he ld fo r va lid re as o ns . M ax im um le ng th ac ce p te d 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 da y. T he RA NG ER re se rv es all ed it o ri al pr iv il eg es in re fu si ng to pr in t le tt e rs w hi ch co nt ai n fa ls e or d ef am at o ry co n te n t. won a $15 gif t ce rti fic at e for One Swe et Dr ea m in Ken osh a. Th urs day welc omed an indo or picn ic spo nso red by SAGA in the ca fe ter ia. S tud en ts pa rti cip ate d in ev en ts lik e jello slu rp ing an d wa ter me lon see d spi ttin g. Th e cro ss- cou ntr y ski ra ce s sla ted for T hu rsd ay will b e hel d a t a la te r da te due to a lack of en­ tr a n ts . T h ur sd ay ni gh t so m e stu de nts we re "t re a te d " to a va rie ty sh ow i n t he Union S qu ar e. Th ree gro ups en ter ed the com ­ peti tion of ta len t. F ir st pla ce wen t to the Ma rke tin g Club for the ir rend ition of "T he Gus kin of O z." Ra ng er took s eco nd pla ce with an or ig in al a rr a n g e m e n t ti tl ed "M err y-g o-r ou nd ." I Ph elt a Thi took 3rd with a da nc e rou tin e com ple te with bag s ove r the ir hea ds. To th e Edito r . . . Th urs day aft ern oon the Ra ng er and the Ma rke tin g Club help ed fig ht off th ose guy s try ing to ta ke a Pla yb oy Bun ny for a sou ven ier du rin g the Pa rk sid e Be er Ta sti ng P ar ty . F or thos e of you who ca n' t wait for the re su lts , hold on to yo ur ha ts. Bud wei ser was ra te d top s. Mill er ca m e in se con d. P ab st was thi rd . Old St yl e took fo ur th . Th ere we re ab ou t 320 stu de nt s tas tin g be ers and rat in g the m. Th e Mo st O ri gi na l C he er Con test on F rid ay saw qu ite a few new gro ups ap pe ar fro m the booths in Union S qu ar e t o ye ll out the ir fa vo rit e ch ee rs . Amon g the cra zin e^s em erg ed two win ner s, th e M ar ke ti ng Cl ub an d th e Ra ng er in a tie. La ter th at da y the Pa rk si de Pl ay er s took fi rs t pla ce in a ga m e of Cha llen ge Ch ar ad es . Seco nd pla ce wen t to the Ra ng er , whil e thi rd wen t to the Ch ee rle ad ers . The n c am e t he fin ale . Aft er the R an g er s ki ck ed N o rt h ea st er n Illin ois off the ba sk etb all co ur t, eve ryo ne mi gr ate d to the Union Sq ua re to don m as ks an d d an ce a t the "M ask ed B al l." P.S. G.A . put the ir ef fo rts tog eth er to en te rta in the au die nc e wit h a ca te rp ill er da nc ing to the bun ny hop. The n the wi nn ers of the we ek 's ev en ts we re ann oun ced . Fi rs t pla ce ov era ll wen t to the Ra ng er whos e me m be rs w ill enjo y a pa rty in the Re c Ce nt er . So th e W inte r C arn iva l en ded as a su c c e ss . U ni tl ne xt y e a r, stu de nt s c an pla n mo re e ve nts but sti ll go t o cla ss es . As M ary Br au n, Pr es id en t of S.O.C. sta te d, " It was gr ea t for the fi rs t y ea r, but it' ll be eve n be tte r ne xt y e a r! " Ex cel len ce Aw ar ds a n a n s w e r To the Ed ito r: Rec ent le tte rs to the Ed ito r ind ica te gro win g co nce rn ove r the ef fe ct iv en es s of th e te a c h e r ev al u at io n pr o ce ss . V ol at ile se n ti m en ts su rr o u n d st u d en t ev alu atio ns an d th eir im pa ct on ten ure con sid era tio ns. To s tu de nts int ere ste d in pro mo ting qua lity ins tru cti on and rew ard ing out­ sta nd ing tea ch er s, he re is an opp ort uni ty to ex pr es s your self and to m ak e a dif fer enc e in t en ur e and prom otio n dec isio ns. Ne xt w ee k, a co m m it te e com pose d of stu de nts rep res en ­ tin g m os t of th e ac ad em ic disc ipli nes , will be see kin g yo ur nom inat ion s for the 198 0 Tea chi ng E xc el le nc e A w ar d. Th e nom inat ion c om mi tte e w ill re vie w the se nom ina tion s, ob se rv e the nom inee s in the cla ssr oo m an d con sult pas t stu de nt ev alu ati on s We will then pre sen t the na me s of five or six top ca nd id ate s to a sel ect ion co mm itte e, com pos ed of fou r stu de nt s plus fou r fa cu lty me mb ers who ha ve the ms elv es won te ac hi n g a w a rd s. T hi s sel ect ion c om mi tte e will na m e t he win ner s, who will sh ar e $1,0 00 in aw ar d mon ey. Th e T ea ch in g E x ce ll en ce Aw ard is one me an s for stu de nt s to e va lu at e a nd re wa rd de ser vin g fa cu lt y m em b er s, fo r th e ir tea ch ing sk ill an d ab ili ty to s pa rk mt ere st in the ir su bj ec t m at te r. Th e aw a rd is an im p o rt a n t rec ogn itio n to m an y pro fes sor s — an hono r to sem i-fi nal ists and fin al ist s, a s well as to the ac tu al wi nn ers . N om in at io n fo rm s wi ll be a v a il a b le a t c le a rl y m ar ke d loc atio ns thro ugh out the ca mp us , beg inni ng T hu rsd ay , F eb ru ar y 14. The y mu st be dep osit ed in one of the e nt ry boxe s — agai n a t cl ear ly ma rk ed loc atio ns — by Fr id ay , F e b ru a ry 22. P le as e gi ve tho ugh tful con sid era tio n to whom you mig ht lik e to nom ina te. The eff ect ive ne ss an d r ele van ce of th is aw ar d dep end s on you. Sin cer ely , Colleen Cox Nom inat ion C omm ittee Te ach ing E xc ell enc e Awar d 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 19, February 7, 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 1980-02-07 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 crime media services winter carnival