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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document U ni ve rs ity of W is co ns in - P ar k si d e Fo rei gn polic y d eb at ed by S. Mic het ti UW -P pr es en te d a P ub li c Fo ru m on "I ra n , Af gha nis tan , & the Su pe rpo we rs" on Fe b. 4 to a full hou se. The pa ne lis ts: Hen ry S h ap ir o , U PI Mo sco w Co rres pon den t 193 3-19 73; Sa mu el Da y, ma nag ing ed ito r of The Pr og re ss iv e; Ed wa rd In gr ah am , U.S. Sta te D ept . me mb er, poli tica l cou nse lor at U.S. Em ba ss y in Pa ki st an , 1971-1 974 ; Ala mG usk in, UW -P C h an ce ll or ; K en ne th Hoo ver , hea d of UW-P Po liti cal Sci enc e De pt. a s m od era tor . Th e fi rs t p an el is t, H en ry Sh ap iro sa id , "So vie t au tho rit ies say the inv asio n or Sov iet in­ te re st s in Afg han ista n d idn 't st ar t on 12/25/79 when the ar m ie s sw ar m ed dow n. . . One hun dre d fift y y ea rs of Ru ssi an im pe ria lis ts pus hed so ut hw ard . Sh ap iro fe lt the inv asio n no su rp ris e. He sa id the Am bas sad or to Mosco w had men tion ed the po ssi bil ity ; th at s a te ll it e p ic tu re s sh ow ed ma ssi ng s of troo ps. Sh ap iro sa id th at the Sov iet mov e wa s pro bab ly ba sed on the ass um pti on th at the U.S . ha s show n no in ter es t in Afg han ista n as a se cu rit y in te re st ; th at they pro bab ly ex pec ted so m e an ge r, but not the de gr ee en co un ter ed . S h ap ir o fu rt h e r s ta te d th a t alth oug h t he R us sia ns d o no t h av e a wa rm wa ter po rt for th eir pow erfu l na vy , they a re not rec kle ss ad ve nt ur er s; th at th er e is no logi cal ev ide nc e of the in­ vasi on of Afg han ista n as the fir st st ep of a pla n to rea ch the wa rm w at er s of the Pe rs ia n Gulf . He als o fe lt if t he Ru ssi an s took ov er the G ulf, we cou ld no t stop them in a lan d wa r. U.S. mi lit ary for ce coul d onl y me an us e of tac tic al & st ra te gi c nu cle ar we apo ns. He sa id th is m ea ns ne g ot ia ti o n s. Sh ap iro s ai d t ha t a ll dec isio ns a re ma de by 14 m em be rs of The Pr ol et ar ia t an d they do list en to mi lit ary ad vi ce , but yet dec isio ns a re not. m ad e ov ern igh t. Sa m ue l D ay , wh o w as in ­ ter ru pt ed on occ asio ns by cla p­ pin g, bro ugh t a dif fer ent per ­ ce pt io n . Da y fe lt Ir a n w as ess ent ial ly a paw n of the U.S., sin ce CIA inte rve nti on pu t the Sh ah 's fam ily ba ck in pow er in 1953 . "T he re ce nt ev en ts in Ir an hav e b rou ght hom e th e eff ect s ou r su rro ga te Sha h pla yed . Th er e a re re v el at io ns in de pt h of ex ­ plo itati on, te rr or , an d cor rup tio n th at ex ist ed und er the Sha h and und er the pow er um bre lla put th er e by the U.S ." He f elt th at the E m b as sy se iz u re is a co m ­ m en ta ry on t he kin d of ou tra ge the Ira ni an s fe lt ag ai ns t us. M r. Day fel t the Sov iet mov e was to con sol ida te Afg han ista n an d st om p ou t th e M osl em Rev olut ion. Day sa id , "O ur De mo cra tic Pr es ide nt was wipe d ou t four mo nth s ago , but i s now u nb ea tab le ju st b ec au se of th e 'S ov ie t m en ac e'. . . . Th ere is a tre m en ­ dous con stit uen cy for the wo rld s' mo st tre me nd ou s build ing up of ar m s to sa ve Afg han ista n, to pre ven t t he So vie ts fro m ge ttin g a wa rm w at er po rt, an d to sa ve our oil. So now we a re goin g to ado pt the 158 billio n do lla r def ens e budg et whic h is up 18% and re- en ac t the dr af t, all jus t as the Pr es id en t is a bo ut to go down the dr ai n. How long a re we goin g to be misl ed if we ha ve no un­ d er st an d in g of th es e ou ts id e th in gs ?" Day als o ad de d, "T he rea l way to sol ve ou r ene rgy nee ds is to ser iou sly de al with al te rn at iv e ene rgy fo rm s and end ge ttin g worl d oil. O ur co unt ry is dy ing . . . Fa lse pri or itie s a re wh at w e h ave to cha ng e to sa ve thi s co un try . Thi s is the sa m e mi sta ke ev ery fall en em pi re ha s ma de . . . . Ed wa rd In gr ah am spo ke nex t, "T he U.S.-So viet con fro nta tion com es a t the wo rst tim e for both Pa ki sta n and the U. S. " He sa id th at the mood with in th e U.S. con tai ns the hel ple ssn ess of the irr at io na l hos tag e sit ua tio n with re su lt in g fr u s tr a ti o n s , th e Co nti nu ed On P ag e Se ve n Tea chi ng e x c e ll e n c e no mi na tio ns be gin by Ste ve M . Dan ke rt Once ag ai n, it is tim e for ex­ cel len ce aw ar d nom ina tion s of tho se te ac he rs the stu de nt s fee l de se rv e to be cite d. T he re ha ve a t ti m es be en qu est ion s r ais ed as to w het her the aw ar ds ac tu all y get to the rig ht ind ivi du als . As a re su lt of thi s, RA NG ER w as in vi te d to a me etin g of the 1980 nom ina tion s co mm itte e by M ar ga re t St au de r, one of thi s ye ar 's ch air pe rso ns . Ba sic all y, thi s m eet ing involv ed tyin g up loose end s ass oc iat ed with ge ttin g the word out abo ut the nom ina tion per iod , a nd wh ere th e co lle ct io n bo xe s fo r nom ina tion s shou ld be p lac ed . The te n ta ti v e lo ca ti on s fo r th e coll ecti on b oxes a re the f ollow ing: WLLC ref ere nc e des k, a tab le in Mo lina ro hal l, Mai n Pl ac e kios k, Union kios k, and the ca fe te ria . Nom inat ions f or t he aw ar ds begi n Fe br ua ry 14, and con tinu e unti l Fe br ua ry 22, 1980. As dir ect ed by "P oli cy on An­ nu al T ea ch in g E x ce ll en ce Aw ard s," PS F 20/79 -80, app rov ed by the Fa cu lty Se na te May 17, 1979 , the "no mi na tio ns of can ­ did ate s s ha ll be acc om plis hed by an a ll-u nit co mm itte e com pose d of one stu de nt sel ect ed by ea ch pr og ra m fa cu lty ." Th e policy on ex cel len ce a wa rd s fu rt h e r st ip u la te s th a t th e no m in at io ns of st u d en ts be ev alu ate d by the nom ina tion s co mm itte e, and th at a sl at e be se nt to t he se lec tion co mm itte e by the nom ina tion s co mm itte e. The sel ect ion s co mm itte e, as outl ined in the Fa cu lty Se na te Po lic y, will con sist of fo ur fac ult y me mb ers , and four nom ina tion s co m m it te e m em b er s, to be se le ct ed by th e no m in at io ns co mm itte e. Co mm itt ee m em be rs nom ina ted by a divis ion do not hav e to se rv e, som e dec line , and oth ers just do n ot sh ow up f or the me eti ng s. E n g in e e ri n g T e c h n o lo g y De pa rtm en t nom inee Tim P er ry , told RA NGE R "t he peop le se rvi ng on the co mm itte e a re nom ina ted by the ir divi sion , w hoe ver com es, fin e. If they do n't show up — n o pr ob lem ." Mr . Pe rr y then in­ dic ate d th at the ones th at ke ep show ing up a re the rel iab le one s, and the co mm itte e con tinu es its work with those me mb ers . Jo an Scho one, the Be hav ior al Sci enc e co mm itte e nom inee , s ai d Cont inued On Pa ge Sev en I n th e renter's int er est Part 2 - V acat ing th e rental unit an d insu ran ce Th is is th e seco nd p ar t of a th re e pa rt se rie s dea lin g with m at te rs pe rta ini ng to re nt an d re nt er s. F ai lu re to tie up the loo se end s th at co me wit h va ca tin g a re nt al uni t c an cos t a re nt er up to $20 0. Fo r if pro per no tice of mov ing is not give n to th e lan dlo rd or the uni t is not su ffi cie ntl y c lea ne d, t he ten an t m ay nev er se e the pr ep aid se cu rit y/ cle an in g de po sit ag ai n. Si nc e m an y la n d lo rd -t en an t di sp ut es re vo lv e ar ou ng th e re tu rn of thi s de po sit , a few sug ges tio ns a re he re off ere d. F ir s t, m ak e s u re ad v an ce wr itte n no tice is g ive n, w he the r or not a le as e wa s sig ne d. Fo r a month-by-m onth ren tal ag ree me nt, fo r ex am ple , noti ce given ten da ys be for e the end of the cu rr en t mon th is ad vi se d, unle ss the l an dlo rd a nd ten an t ha d pr ev io us ly a g re e d to an o th er notice pe rio d. Most le as es co nta in pro visi ons for giving not ice whic h mu st be follow ed. If none ex ist , how eve r, gi vi ng w ri tt en no tic e a t le a st thi rty da ys bef ore the int en ded ter mi na tio n da te is sug ge ste d for lea se s of six m ont hs of lo ng er. Fo r qu ate rly lea se s, ten da ys not ice ma y be su ffi cie nt. Te na nt s shou ld follow ce rta in "p ro tec tiv e tec hn iqu es " in givi ng not ice. F or e xa m ple , not ice sh ould be in wr itin g, be ari ng the pr op er da te an d si gn at ur e. Ve rba l no tice s a re ok ay , but sho uld a dis pu te occ ur, it woul d be diff icu lt to pro ve who sa id wh at whe n. Th e te na nt sho uld then kee p a copy of the wr itte n not ice to se rv e as evi den ce in ca se the ori gin al is lost or mi spl ace d. It is als o ad ­ vis abl e th at the ten an t han d- de liv er the not ice — ma il ca n get lost or be de lay ed . So if tim e is a fac tor in givin g the not ice, the te n an t sh ou ld m ak e p er so na l co nt ac t. Along with givin g not ice, a tho rou gh cle ani ng of the pla ce is pho to by B. Pa ssi no DR. KEN HOOV ER of Pa rk si de 's politi cal sci en ce fa cu lty ad ­ dr es se s au die nc e du rin g pub lic fo ru m. B la c k H is to ry Wee k ce le b ra te d su gg est ed . Th e pre mi se s chould be as cle an as when it wa s oc­ cup ied . Th us , a stiff ba ttl e ma y hav e to be wag ed ag ai ns t ove n, re fr ig er at or , ca rp et an d bat hro om gr im e. In add itio n, re pa ir any pr o pe rt y th a t w as da m ag ed dur ing occ upa ncy . Af ter wa rds , when the lan dlo rd ins pe cts the un it, wal k thro ugh it With him or he r, an d re fe r to the inv ent ory she et com pile d a t the begi nnin g of ten an cy . I t would be to the re nt er 's ad va nt ag e to tak e pic tur es of th e ap ar tm en t o r h ous e and ha ve wi tne sse s che ck the pla ce als o. Lik ewi se, be su re to re tu rn al l key s an d lea ve a for ­ wa rdi ng ad dr es s with the lan ­ dlo rd. By doin g the se few thin gs, a ten ant giv es a lan dlo rd lit tle , if an y , ca u se to re ta in th e se c u ri ty /c le a n in g d e p o si t. Be aw ar e th at a lan dlo rd ma y not Cont inued On Pa ge Sev en by Sue Ste ven s Pa rk sid e will exp eri enc e the Secon d Ann ual Bla ck Hist ory Week a s the Min ority Stu den t Union pr es en ts a se rie s of e ve nt s beg inni ng Fr id ay , Fe br ua ry 15th and run nin g thr oug ht Fe br ua ry 22nd. Th e week will be kicked-off wi th a da nc e F ri d ay ni gh t fe at ur in g WLUM 's Billy (Th e Kid) Young in the Union Sq ua re. T he th em e, "M ea ni ng an d Re lev anc e of the Si xt ies " will re la te the six tie s to the pr ese nt an d th e fu tu re ac co rd in g to Chav ez Ep ps , Pr es id en t of MSU. It will be ca rr ie d thro ugh -out the we ek 's a cti vit ies . Sa tur da y eve nin g, the 16th, will bec ome Re cre ati on Nig ht as the MSU sp on so rs tou rn am en t play and oth er fun in th e Union Rec Cen ter from 3 -1 1 p .m . "M es sag e in Ou r M us ic" w ill b e th e t itle of a fr ee pub lic c on ce rt on S und ay the 17th . Fo ur com mu nit y gosp el cho irs will pa rti ci pa te in the mu sic al eve nt to be held in the Union Cin em a. T he Un io n- M ol in aro H al l con cou rse will be show ing off an a rt disp lay on Mond ay the 18th an d Fr id ay , the 22nd. Th e dis pla y wi ll be a rr an g ed by th e M ilw au ke e In ne r Ci ty A rt s Counc il. Tu esd ay , F eb ru ar y 19, poin ts to one of the we ek 's hig hlig hts as a no ted pa ne l di sc us se s B la ck Wom en's Rec ogni tion Da y: "T he Pi lla r of St re ng th ." Sit ting in on the lu nch eon /pa nel d iscu ssio n wi ll be N ev ad a D av is , as so ci a te I N S I D E . . / • R ev ie w : "T he F og " • A Va len tin e to Am er ica n w om en • R an ge rs wal k on Wh itew ate r dir ect or for lab or pa rtic ipa tio n of Milw auke e Unite d Way ; Ma ry Lou Ma hon e, Ken osh a, of the Co m m un ity Ac tio n A ge nc y; Pa tr ic ia Ro ger s, coo rdi nat or of the Ra cin e Hea d S ta rt Pr og ra m ; an d D eb ra K en ne r, a s si st a n t dir ect or of I nro ads of M ilwa uke e. The soul food lunch eon will tak e pla ce fr om 11:30 to 3 p.m . in Un ion 104 -10 6. B .F . Maiz will per for m Wed­ nes day in Union 207 a t 1-3 p.m . an d the n re ap pe ar a t 8 p.m . in the Union Cin em a, cou rte sy of the Pa rk sid e Act ivit ies Bo ard an d MSU. Maiz bio gra phi cal ly tra ce s the roo ts of his poe try to his ex­ per ien ces as a h igh s choo l dro pou t in the Chic ago gh ett os an d la te r ex pe rie nc es as a coll ege hono r stu de nt , a fe de ra l pri son er se r­ ving two te rm s on d ru g c ha rg es , a coo rdi nat or for the Stu de nt Non- Violen t Coo rdin atin g Co mm itte e (SN CC ) an d a d ru g a n d alco holi sm cou nse lor . H e sa ys he has w ritt en mo re t ha n 1,000 poems all com mi tted to me mo ry. Ad­ miss ion will be ch arg ed for the eve nin g pe rfo rm an ce. " T h e Ro le of th e B la ck A m er ic an : P a s t, P re se n t, & F ut ur e" will be the su bj ec t of an oth er pan el disc ussi on Th ur­ sd ay , Fe br ua ry 21, fro m 11:30-3 p.m . in Union 207 . Fe at ur ed sp ea ke rs will be Lloyd Jac ks on , a pri nc ipa l a t Was hing ton P ar k High Scho ol, Ra cin e; Cra wfo rd Bra dy D.C.S ., noted his tor ian on Bla ck Am eri can Cu ltu re; an d Pr of . Glen Dosto n of the Pa rk sid e edu cat ion fac ult y. All UW -Pa rksi de stu de nt s as well as the ge ne ra l publ ic a re inv ited to pa rti ci pa te in the ac ­ ti v it ie s th ro ug ho ut th e w ee k. When ask ed ab ou t the pos sibl e su cc ess of th e Seco nd Ann ual Bla ck His tory Week he r, Chav ez Ep ps rep lie d, " W e de fin itel y w ant eve ryo ne to pa rti cip ate . Th at 'll de ter m in e the su cc es s on the wh ole . O th er st u d en t o rg an iz at io n s on ca m p u s a re enc ou rag ed to at te nd the ev en ts al so ." 2 T hu rs da y, F eb ru ar y 14,1980 R an ge r Keno sha book in t h e wor ks T . ' i W T- -2 _ i. _ . n A v f r u m m / m In ad di tio n to a lin ge ri ng leg ion of re d, w hi te an d blu e fi re hy dr an ts pa tr io tic al ly pa in te d by re si de nt s du rin g th e "o ff ic ia l" 1976 ce le br at io n, th e ch ro ni cli ng of K en os ha 's hi st or y, be gu n a s a B ic e n te n n ia l p ro je c t of th e Ke no sha Co un ty Bo ar d, m ar ch es on w ith a nn ou nc em en t of pl an s f or a co m p an io n vo lu m e to th e or ig in al boo k. Th e fi rs t vo lum e, "K en os ha Co unt y in the 20th C en tu ry " e di ted by C a rt h a g e C ol le ge h is to ry pr of es so r Jo hn Ne ue ns ch wa nd er , pr ov ed a n im m e n se p o p u la r su cc es s. M ore th an 3,000 of the 3,100 co pi es pr in te d ha ve be en so ld . T ha t m ea ns a ba la nc e of $8,565 re m ai ns fro m th e Co unt y B oa rd 's o ri g in a l a p p ro p ri a ti o n fo r a B ic e n te n n ia l h is to ry an d w ill pr ov ide a "b a se bu dg et " fo r the new vo lu m e. Th e pr oj ec t al so will be su pp or te d by fun din g fro m Sna p-O n Too ls Co rp . an d th e Ke no sh a Ne ws . Th e new boo k, to be ed ite d by Ne ue ns ch wa nd er an d Un iv er sit y of W isc on sin -P ar ks ide Ar ch ivi st Ni ch ola s C. Bu rc ke l, wil l ta ke a b io g ra p h ic a l a p p ro a c h to re ­ cr ea tio n of th e liv es an d tim es of so m e of K en os ha 's ou tst an di ng 19th an d 20th ce nt ur y po lit ici an s an d st at es m en , in du st ri al is ts an d bu sin es sm en an d uni on an d la bo r sp ok es m en . Th e vo lum e is ten ­ ta ti v e ly ti tl e d "K e n o sh a R e tr o sp e c ti v e : A B io g ra p h ic a l A pp ro ac h. " C h a p te rs c u rr e n tl y be in g co ns id er ed fo r inc lus ion a re U.S . se na to r C ha rle s D ur ke e a nd E ar ly W is co ns in P o li ti c s, S ta te as se m bl ym an an d s en at or Co nra d S h e a re r a n d th e R e p u b li c an P ar ty , as se m bl ym an an d sp ea ke r G eo rg e M o li na ro an d th e D em oc ra tic P ar ty , Za lm on G. S im m on s a n d K en os ha m an uf ac tu rin g, Ch ar le s Na sh an d th e au to m ob ile in du st ry , Jo se ph Jo hn so n an d Wi llia m Se id em an n an d the De ve lop m en t of Sna p-O n To ols , F re d St em m , S r. , an d th e Kn igh ts of La bo r, Fe lix Ol kiv es an d the Ke no sh a T ra de s an d La bo r C oun cil a nd a th ird ch ap te r on la bo r to be de te rm in ed . Th e ed it or s poi nt ou t th at fin al se le ct io ns wil l de pe nd so m ew ha t on th e su rv iv al of m at er ia l ab ou t th e i nd iv id ua ls a nd th ei r e ra fr om whi ch re se ar ch er s ca n do cu m en t th e ir s u b je c ts ' h is to ri c co n­ tri bu tio ns . Th ey no ted , ho we ve r, th at "p ol iti cs , la bo r an d bu sin es s ha ve be en th e m aj or in gr ed ie nt s in s ha pi ng th e de ve lo pm en t of the co un ty. Th e in te ra ct io n of th es e th re e m aj or ar ea s, ex em pl ifi ed th ro ug h th e liv es of sp ec ifi c in­ di vi du al s, sho uld pr ov ide an in­ te re st in g an d in fo rm at iv e pe r­ sp ec ti ve ." Ed wi n An de rse n, C ha irm an of th e Ke no sha Co unt y Bi ce nt en ni al Co mm iss ion , st at ed th at th e new vo lum e sho uld co m pl em en t the ea rl ie r on e an d "h el p us un­ d e rs ta n d th e d if fe re n c e in ­ di vi du al s c an m ak e i n s ha pi ng th e hi sto ry of ou r a re a . Th os e bei ng po rtr ay ed in the new book w er e not o nly le ad er s i n t he ir fie ld s, bu t al so p ro b ab ly re fl e c te d th e ge ne ra lly he ld op ini on s of th eir tim es . Au tho rs fo r th e sec on d vo lu m e will be dr aw n fro m th e sa m e ca d re of C ar th ag e Col lege an d U W -P ar ks id e p ro fe ss o rs an d p ro fe ss io n a l w ri te rs w hi ch pro du ce d an in iti al vo lum e fo r liv eli ne ss an d re ad ab ili ty . P re se nt pl an s a re to pu bli sh the new vo lum e in pa pe rb ac k to hold do wn p u b li sh in g c o st s, th u s m ak in g it m or e wid ely av ai la bl e to th e pu bli c. An in iti al pr in tig of 1,000 c op ie s is pl an ne d fo r 1981. Th e se ri es a t th e U ni ve rs ity of Wi sco nsi n - P ar ks id e will co nt in ue wit h fiv e sp ea k er s sl at ed to gi ve fr ee pu bli c l ec tu re s du rin g sp ri n g se m es te r. P ro f. E li Z a re ts k y of S an Fr an ci sc o S ta te U ni ve rs ity will ope n the se ri es on W ed ne sd ay , F eb . 20, wi th a ta lk on "T he Fa m ily an d the W elf ar e S ta te : Wo me n an d Wo rk in A m er ic an So ci et y" a t 1 p. m . in M oli na ro Ha ll Roo m 107 fol low ed by a s e m in a r on " C a p it a li s m , th e F am il y an d P er so na l L if e" a t 3 p. m . in Mo lin aro 111. A U ni ve rs ity of M ar yl an d Ph .D . in hi st or y, Za re tsk y ha s pu bli sh ed a nu m be r of ar ti cl es on th e im pa ct of po liti ca l sy st em s on fa m ily lif e an d is an af fil ia te d sc ho la r wi th St an fo rd U ni ve rs ity 's Ce nt er fo r R es ea rc h on Wo me n. P ro f. L a rr y K ru c k m a n , a vi sit in g an th ro po lo gi st a t UW- P ar ks id e, wil l sp ea k on "W om en in C la y : W or k an d P la n n e d Ch an ge in La tin A m er ic a, " a re su lt of hi s fie ld w ork on s ex ro le s in Co lum bia fro m 1970-78, on M ar ch 5 a t 1 2:30 p. m . in M oli na ro 130. K ru ck m an , wh o re ce iv ed his P h . D. fro m So ut he rn Ill ino is U ni ve rs ity , al so ha s st ud ie d se x rol es in M icr on es ia an d pl an s to re tu rn th e re fo r a d d it io n a l re se ar ch ne xt su m m er . P ro f. Ann Do ug las of Colu mbia U ni ve rs ity wil l le ct ur e on "T he Fe m in iz at io n of A m er ic a: Sen- ti m e n ta li z a ti o n of S ta tu s " on M ar ch 21 a t 12:3 0 p. m . in Mol inaro 130 an d wi ll pr es en t a se m in ar on "D or ot hy P a rk e r' s Fe m in is m " at 2: 30 p .m . in M ol in ar o 130 . P ro f. S u sa n S tr a s s e r of E v e rg re e n S ta te U n iv er si ty (O ly m pi a, W as h.) will le ct ur e on " T h e P o li ti c a l E co n om y of H ou se w or k" on A pr il 10 a t 12:30 p .m . in M o li n ar o 107 an d w ill p re s e n t a se m in a r, "M et ho do lo gi ca l Is su es in the St ud y on H ou se w or k, " a t 2:30 p. m . in M oli na ro 111. Ali ce P e u ra la , pr es id en t of th e 7, 00 0- m em be r, m o st ly m al e, Un ite d St ee l W or ke rs of Am eri ca Lo ca l 65 a t U.S . S te el 's "S ou th- w or ks " is S ou th Ch ica go , will tal k on "T he S tr ug gl e fo r Wo me n's (a nd M en 's) R ig ht s on the Jo b " a t 1 p .m . on Ap ril 16 in M oli na ro 107. Th e ca m pu s se ri es is sp on so red by a n a d h oc co m m it te e o n w ome n an d wo rk wi th a g ra n t fro m the ca m pu s le ct u re an d fin e a rt s co m m it te e. C oo rd in at or s of the p ro g ra m a r e P r o f. W ill ia m M or row , psy cho log y an d Pr of . Ca ro l-L ee Sa ff io ti, E ng li sh . LE T '5 OB SER VE NO W, AF TE R C Z E C H O S L O V A K /A , T HE SO VI ET S QU AE TH E AF6 HAM S. A H D (J H /L E TH E U.N. M U TT ER S A f i / 7 , THE SO V IE TS S H IP AcR oss THE SO R O E R H J T O /R AN . JN RE SP O N SE THEN, T HE OS. SEI ZES THE O IL F T E L O S NEAR NAFT- SA L ID ,. .. . . . CH INA BE 6IN S TO M AR CH ITS M IL LI O N / S UEST UARD UH LL E NATO DRI VES TH RO U GH TURKEY IN T O SYRIA. TH EN , THE GE RM AN TR OU PS LEA VE 7 0 JOI N UP U/TH THE SOV IET S IN DO UNT OTU N BA GH DA D. M EA NU H /L EJ ALC N& TH E MEDITER RANEAN, EGYPT SEN DS UP A FEU O L U IS/O N S OF- "' RAJ RE CR UI TS ... '^E F . . . AND THE N TH E U.S. LA UN CH ES AN IN VA SI ON FO RC E TO CO NF RO NT THE SOVI ETS , (J/TH THE CH IHE ESE RO LL IN G TH RO UG H JORD AN AND NATO THR OUG H LEBA NON . THEY AL L CON VER GE oN TH IS D U LL VAL LEY H ER E TO R O L L UP TH EIR SL EE VE S AND SETTLE TH EI R OI F TER ENC ES. OHAT \/AL LEY IS T H A T ? SOU NDS SOM ETH ING LU CE ARMAGEDDO N UATCH YOUR S T E P , GU YS .- Let ter s t o t h e E d it o r Financi al aid stu de nt s ripped To th e E di to r, Re ce nt ly th e P .E . bu ild ing ha s ta ke n on a new pol icy of se cu ri ty gu ar ds ch ec ki ng I. D .'s to pr ev en t fr e e n o n -s tu d en t u se of th e fa ci lit ie s. Alt hou gh th e pr ac ti ce is n 't to ta lly un iq ue , it po ses a p ro b le m fo r fi n a n c ia l ai d st ud en ts . T ho se st ud en ts aw ai tin g fin an ci al ai d an d no n- stu de nt s a re ch ar ge d a do lla r for ea ch tim e the y us e th e fa ci lit ie s. Th is fee is du e to the fa ct th at un va lid at ed I. D .'s a re no t h on ore d by s ec ur it y .. Th us , a pro ble m a ri se s. St ud en ts wh o h a v e no t y e t re c e iv e d fin an ci al ai d do no t ha ve th ei r I.D .'s va lid at ed ye t, th er ef or e the y a r e de ni ed fr ee us e. When th is fi rs t ca m e to m y at te nt io n, I tho ug ht a le gi tim at e re m ed y wou ld be to ge t a w rit te n no tic e f ro m the B ur sa r ex pl ai ni ng th e si tu at io n. I pr es en te d th is no tic e to th e P .E . off ice an d wa s re je ct ed . Th ey sa id it w as "t oo mu ch of a ha ss le to c he ck a bun ch of no te s. " W ha ts m or e of a ha ss le th an sp en d - a m in ut e to re ad a no te or m e a st ud en t who re al ly ca n 't af fo rd to pa y a do lla r ev er yt im e I us e th e , f ac ili tie s? Why sho uld st ud en ts be pe na liz ed fo r re ce iv in g fin an ci al ai d? C an 't thi s u ni ve rs ity ev er ac co m m od at e the st ud en ts ? A dis gu st ed an d di ss at is fie d s tu de nt On equ alit y g a n g e r E di to r. .S ue S te v en s B u si n es s M an ag er B ri an F el la n d F ea tu re E di to r M e y e r N ew s E di to r S te v e D an ke rt Ph ot o E di to r Br ia n P a ss in o Ad M an ag er G al br ai th C ha ir m an of th e Bo ar d co o p er St af f M ar k A nd 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 H el ge so n , R en ee Jo n es , M ira L oc h an sk i, R ee d M cM il la n, Cu rt M ol d en au er , K ev in P ad u la , W al t R em on di n i, Da n S ch er re r, D en is e S o b ie sk i, Bi ll S to u ga ar d , M ic h ae l W il li am s, Su sa n M ic h et ti , D av e V ol lm er , R ic k B la h a, Jo se p h Ri pp , Jo hn G ra nt , Do uq E d en h au se r, Pa ul L uk aw sk i, R pn ee N ee d h am . RA NG ER is wr itt en an d ed ite d by st ud en ts of UW Pa rk si de an d th ey ar e so lel y re sp on sib le for its ed ito ria l po lic y an d co nt en t. Pu bl ish ed e ve ry Th ur sd ay d ur in g th e ac ad em ic y ea r ex ce pt d ur in g b re ak s an d h oli da ys , RA NG ER is pr in ted by t he Uni on C oo pe ra tiv e Pu bli sh ing C o., K en os ha , Wi sco nsi n. W rit ten pe rm iss io n i sr eq ui re d fo r re pr in t of an y p or tio n of R A N G ER . All co rr es po nd en ce sho uld b e ad dr es se d to: Pa rk si de Ra ng er , WL LC DI3 9, UW- Pa rk si de , Ke no sh a, Wl 53141. Le tte rs to th e Ed ito r will be ac ce pt ed if ty pe wr itt en , do ub le sp ac ed on st an da rd si ze pa pe r wi th on e-i nc h m ar gi ns . All le tte rs m us t b e sig ne d an d a tel ep ho ne n um be r in clu de d to r ve rif ic at io n. N am es wijl be wi thh eld for va lid re as on s. M ax im um len gth ac ce pt ed is 500 wo rd s. De ad lin e f or le tte rs is M on da y at IS n oon for pu bli cat ion on Th ur sd ay . Th e RA NG ER re se rv es all ed ito ria l pri vil eg es in re fu sin g to pr in t le tte rs wh ich co nt ain fa ls e or de fa m at or y co nt en t. De ar E di to r: Yo ur ed ito ri al "A re We E q u al " raise d severa l issu es: (1) wo m en 's eq ua lit y (u nd er the la w , I pr es um e) , (2) the Eq ua l Ri gh ts A m en dm en t (a nd by wa y of im ­ pl ica tio n, its ra ti fi ca ti on ), an d (3) th e D ra ft (w ith em ph as is on w o m en 's e li g ib il it y ) . H o w ev er , yo ur ed ito ria l m ad e no ef fo rt to d if fe re n ti a te am o n g th e se se p ar at e is su es , an d th er ef or e it pe rp et ua te d th e con fus ion m or e th an cl ea re d th e a ir . My fi rs t co nc er n is th at you pr es um e th at w om en 's eq ua lit y un de r th e la w an d in a ll a sp ec ts of A m er ic an lif e, is a n ac co m pl ish ed fe at . A m er ic an wo me n DO NOT ha ve eq ua lit y un de r the la w . Wo me n's "r ig h t of be eq ua l to me n in th e ey es of the bu sin es s w or ld ", es pe ci al ly , is st ill to be ga in ed . Th us , yo ur ed it or ia l's co n te n ti o n b el ie s an un ­ de rs ta nd in g of th e le ga l st at u s of wo me n as wel l a s th e da ily st ru gg le of wo me n bo th in th e ho me an d in th e wo rk fo rc e. Th e a llu sio n to the E qu al Ri gh ts Am en dm en t w as le ss im pr ec is e. Th e E. R. A . ha s no t bee n r at if ie d by al l th e st at es re qu ir ed fo r it to be com e p ar t of the U.S . Con­ st itu tio n. Yo ur ed ito ria l sp ea ks a s if th at st ru gg le , too, ha d a lr e a d y be en w on . W he th er in ad ve rte nt ly or by de si gn , you p e rp e tu a te th e in a c c u ra te as su m pt io n th at ju st be ca us e Wi sco nsi n is a "R a ti fi ed " st a te , al l is we ll fo r wo me n he re an d th ro ug h o uf th e n a ti o n . Su ch co nf id en ce is gr av el y m is pl ac ed . L as tly , yo ur ed ito ri al en ga ge s th e qu es tio n of wo me n an d th e d ra ft . Yo u q ui te rig ht ly ar gu e th at e q u a li ty of p ri v il e g e in c lu d e s e q u a li ty o f, o b li g a ti o n . Un ­ fo rt un at el y, you pr es um e wo me n ha ve th e fo rm er an d th er ef or e ow e th e l at te r. S in ce w om en do no t ha ve eq ua lit y of pr ot ec tio n or op po rtu ni ty un de r th e law in th is na tio n, I co nt en d th at wo me n do not y et ow e t ha t k ind of a lle gi an ce an d ye t, wo me n hi sto ric al ly ha ve pa id pr om pt ly an d ch ee rf ul ly . Wo men do no t "o w e " th is so ci et y or its go ve rn m en t; th is so ci et y an d go ve rn m en t ow e us . Th e is su e of the d ra ft pe r se is su pe rfl uo us . Th e fe de ra l go ve rn ­ m en t h as an d will al w ay s h av e th e po w er to d r a f t w h o m ev er it ch o o se s in ti m e s of d a n g e r. W om en 's so -ca lle d ga in s on th e P a l S i ! g < V 0 f t h e E R A. no t­ w ith sta nd in g, wo me n ha ve ye t to be gu ar an te ed in ei th er th e le tt er or the sp ir it of th e la w the ri gh ts or p r m le g e s th a t c o u n te rb a la n c e th is ob lig at io n. I am in de ed gr ie ve d to se e th at i , n i i S S U e / w ° m e n ' s e ( l u a li ty is s o lit tle un de rs to od , ev en by th os e who pr of es s to su pp or t it. An gel a H ow ar d Z oph y Wan ts b ee r resu lts To th e E d it o r: As a pa rt ic ip an t of th e be er ta st in g p ar ty I fe el th at the re su lt s, to sa y th e le as t, w er e sk im py an d "u nd er -r ep o rt ed ." In yo ur ar ti cl e - Su e, you sa y you re p o rt e d th e r e s u lt s . Wh ich re su lt s w er e th ey ? T he re w er e two se ts of b ee r; on e f or lig ht an d one fo r re g ul ar . E ve n if you wou ld ha ve re po rt ed th e tw o se pa ra te re su lt s, w ha t goo d a r e th ey whe n you fa il to re po rt w ha t be er wa s w ha t du ri ng th e te st (i .e . wh at nu m be r w as w ha t be er ). Fo r al l I kno w th e be er s w er e a ll the sa m e an d yoti ju st s tu ck la be ls on th em . Ge t yo ur ac t to ge th er an d d o so m e re a l re p o rt in g , g iv e u s th e pr om is ed re su lt s. w ai tin g w ith f er m en te d b re at h, Ric k O 'B rie n Here th ey are E d it o r' s R ep ly : O op s! So rr y ab ou t th a t M r. O 'B ri en and an yo ne el se wa iti ng for th e be er ta st in g re su lt s. It w as jus t a n o ve rs ig ht on m y pa rt . He re a re th e re su lt s: In th e R eg ul ar ca te go ry th e be er s we re ra te d B ud w ei se r (# 3) , 1 st ; M ill er (#1 ) 2n d; P ab st (H4 ), 3r d; an d Old St yl e (U2 ), 4t h. T he lig ht be er s pla ce d a s fo llo w s: M ic he lo b Li gh t (H3), 1s t; M ill er L it e (R 4), 2n d; Sc hl itz Li gh t (H2), 3r d; an d P ab st Li gh t (H I) , 4t h. 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 20, February 14, 1980 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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