https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/382d52b8a6aa5a61676931304c6fcbfd.pdf 0b1511692914132c4a54e7577251c48d 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 23 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. P.S.G.A. Election posters ripped off Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document T h u r sd a y , M ar ch 6 , 1 9 8 0 iJ jT Un ive rsi ty of W isc on sin - Pa rk sid e a n g er V o l. 8 N o . 2 3 P.S.G. A. el ec ti on p os te rs ripped off ' by Sue Stev ens Th e 198 0 ca nd ida tes for the P a rk si d e S tu de n t G ov er nm en t Ass ocia tion we re de alt a hea vy blow la st Th urs day nig ht when v an d al s rip pe d do wn ap ­ pro xim ate ly 26 ca mp aig n po ste rs thro ugh out the ca mp us . It is beli eve d tha t th er e w ere a t lea st two peo ple invo lved in thi s ha nd iw or k th a t ha pp en ed so me tim e af te r 9:30 pm , dur ing the af te rg am e fes tiv iti es in the Un ion S q u ar e. Ti m Z im m er , PSG A P re si d e n t, sa id , " I t m us t'v e been two or mo re peop le be ca us e the y wou ldn' t hav e been ab le to rea ch the hig her po ste rs ot he rw ise ." Zim me r ad de d, "S om e peop le may ha ve foun d a few po ste rs obj ect ion abl e, but if th ey d id, the y sho uld 've co me down an d talk ed to the ele cti on co mm itt ee to se e wha t could be do ne ." "A ll of the ca nd ida tes a re peo ple who rea lly ca re abo ut thi s ca mp us an d we re try ing to ma ke su re the stu de nt s know abo ut the ele cti on s," Zim me r st at ed . The y pu t in a n aw ful am oun t of w ork on tho se po ste rs, and I know th at hav ing t hem rip ped off the w alls is up se tti ng ." The ca nd ida tes a re up set , but th er e we re mo re po ste rs up by Mon day. In fa ct , they a re all anx iou s to find out who would do thi s typ e of thin g. "S o fa r, w e'r e offe ring a 30 do lla r re wa rd to any one hav ing inf orm atio n on the rip off ," ad de d Zim me r, "a nd th at 's sti ll gro wi ng ." Wer ean y oth er pos ter son cam pu s torn fro m the wa lls? No. Th ere ar e po ste rs abo ut ot he r eve nts sti ll han gin g in the ir orig ina l pla ces . T he re w er e al so ab ou t nin e elec tion po ste rs th at we re s pa re d, all in the Union . "T he re w ere pro bab ly too m any peop le aro un d a t the tim e f or the va nd als to g et an y of the ba nn ers in th e Un ion ," add ed Zim me r. Th e P.S .G.A . is hopi ng th at they will find out who did the di rty wo rk. "W e do n't hav e an y lea ds yet th at I' m a w a re o f ," th e P re si d e n t st at ed . Da ve P ed er se n, De an of Stud ent Life, st at ed , "T he per son or per son s, who a re res pon sib le will def init ely ha ve d isc ipl ina ry a cti on tak en ag ai ns t them acc ord ing to I pho to by Rich Bla ha CANDIDATES w er e d is h e a rt e n e d la st w ee k wh en 26 el ec ti on p o st e rs w e re v an d al iz ed . T he ri p in th is po st er sh ow s w hy it 's be lie ve d th a t a t le as t tw o pe op le w er e in vo lv ed . In o rd e r to re ac h it th e v an d al h ad to g et on so m e o n e 's b ac k . the rul es of thi s un iv er sit y. " He • • _ • _ . — I I H er e c o m e s Ka y . . . fi na lly als o ad de d, "T hi s typ e of thin g hap pen ed onc e bef ore , an d th at per son wa s pla ced on d isc ipl ina ry pro bat ion an d ba rre d fro m in­ vo lv em en t in an y st u d e n t or ga ni za tio n." Ur an iu m mini ng dr aw s fir e by S. M iche tti Winon a LaD uke , co-f oun der of The Bla ck Hill s Alli ance which ha s unit ed fa rm er s, Ind ian s, and Chi can os a ga in st ur an ium min ing in th e Sou thw est, spo ke a t UW-P on Fe br ua ry 27, 1980. Th e topic was "I nd ia n Tr ea ty Rig hts and Ur ani um Mini ng in New Mexic o and its Wisco nsin Im pl ica tio n" . LaD uke s aid th at the popu latio n of New Mexico was co mp ris ed of In di an s on re se rv a ti o n s an d Chic anos on l an d gr an ts unti l the new pop ulat ion of ene rgy peop le mov ed in. She sa id th at New Mexic o s ta te is an en erg y colon y of t he U.S., an d th at the col oni es con sist of peop les holdi ng lan d und er int ern ati on al tr ea tie s. L aD uk e ex p la in ed th a t th e Ind ian tri be s thin k th at th eir tr ea ty rig ht s hav e been vio late d be cau se the ag re em en ts with the , en er gy co m pa ni es ha ve be en ex ecu ted by the Bu rea u of Ind ian Aff airs with out the con sen t of the va rio us tri be s in the S out hw est . A good ex am pl e is found at Lag una Pu eb lo wh ere the tri be ha s los t a siz abl e p ar t of the ir re se rv ati on , ne ar Gr an ts, New Mexic o, due to Ana cond a min ing . Gr an ts is the ura niu m ca pit al of th e wor ld, pro duc ing 40% of U.S. ur an ium . LaD uke exp lain ed th at a s wa ter flows un de rgr ou nd , it dep osi ts m in e ra ls . T hu s, th e u ra n iu m for ma tio ns ar e foun d nex t to the wa ter . In ur an ium exp lor ati on , they pull cor e sa m pl es which cr ea te a vac uum which allo ws the wa ter and ura niu m to ex ch an ge . In the na tu ra l s ta te , th er e was no con tam ina tio n. The n t hey d ew ate r the mi ne . LaD uke voic ed con cer n ab ou t the wa ter sup ply for the com ­ mu nit ies , " In New Mexic o all co m m un ity w el ls a r e in th e aq ua fir m , so the y run dr y. Th e com pan ies say they ar e lookin g for the w at er , but wh at they a re doing i s t aki ng aw ay the w at er . In the nex t 6 ye ar s, the peo ple will lose all the ir wa ter du e to dr ied wa te rta bl es . So thi s is se ri ou s. " Ne xt La D uk e ou tli ne d th e min ing pro ce ss as follo ws: When Ker r-M cGe e ta ke s or e out of the sh aft a t Ch urc hro ck, they bla st it out of th e gro un d. As a res ul t of th is th e or e ha s mo re exp ose d su rfa ce s. Ra don , rad ioa cti ve ga s, buil ds up in the ca ve rn s a nd find s its way to the ai r. All of the se thin gs in cr ea se rad iat ion lev els . LaD uke sa id th at thi s is why th e peop le in the Sou thw est a re dyin g an d exp eri en cin g inc rea sed bi rth def ect s, sic kn ess , and a ca nc er epi dem ic. Wisc onsin and Minn esot a a re the nex t st at es sla ted for ura niu m de ve lo pm en t. In N or th er n Wisc onsin , 400 ,00 0 ac re s ha ve been lea sed for "z inc an d cop - Conti nued On Pa ge Six Ra ng er goofe d la st wee k in add ing up col um n inc he s whe n lay ing out the de scr ipt ion s of the 198 0 P.S .G. A. ca nd ida tes . We mu st apo logi ze to Ka y Mul likin , ca nd ida te for the Se na te, fo r not incl udin g h er i n th e lis t of list ing s. Th e follow ing is th e pa ra gr ap h th at sho uld ha ve ru n abo ut Kay . Kay Mullik in is a 22 ye ar old so ph om or e fr om B ur li ng to n ma jor ing in bu sin ess . She ha s bee n invo lved wit h Wom en in Bu sin ess an d the Se na te . As a se na to r she will be co nce rne d w ith ev alu ati ng tea ch er ev alu ati on s, the ma nd ato ry hea lth ins ur an ce , the Ph y. E d . build ing sta yi ng open on we eke nds , and try ing to get mo re stu de nt inv olv em ent . pho to by B . Pa ssi no THE NUCLEAR PLANT in Zi on , Ill in oi s is ju st on e th a t h as co m e un de r fi re a s a c a u se of u ra n iu m m in in g p ro b le m s. C o l l e g i a t e C ri er — Re po rt su gg est s en rol lm en t for mu la ch an ge A re ce nt rep or t to the UW Sys tem Boa rd of R eg en ts con clu des th at th er e ar e ad de d co sts for s erv ing pa rt - tim e stud en ts, w hich a re not now reco gniz ed by the st at e' s en rol lm en t fun din g fo rm ula . It su gg es ts deve lopi ng a mod ified for mu la an d oth er non - for mu la me tho ds for co rre cti ng th e sit ua tio n. Stu den ts nee d help for work ab ro ad ? WORK ABROAD pr og ram spo nso red by Counc il on In ter na tio na l Ex ch an ge he lps cu t red ta pe for stu de nts wis hing to wor k ov er se as . Most jobs a re usu ally uns kill ed, but pay enou gh to cov er th e cos t of roo m a nd bo ard . Stu de nts mu st be 18 y ea rs or old er an d ab le to pro ve stu de nt st at us . F or info rma tion co nta ct CI EE , D ep t. PR-WA , 205 Ea st 42nd St ., New Y ork , N. Y . 100 17; or 312 Su tte r St re et , San Fr an cis co , CA 941 08. Ov ers eas tea ch ing an d ad mi n jobs ar e av ail ab le Hu ndr eds of A dm ini str ato rs an d t ea ch er s a re nee ded to fill va ca nc ies with ov ers ea s Am eric an com mu nity sch ool s, int er na tio na l, pr iv ate , ch urc h - re la te d, an d i nd us try su pp ort ed sch ools in ov er 120 cou ntr ies . Fo rei gn lan gu ag e know ledge not req uir ed . Fo r inf orm ati on con tac t Fr ien ds of World T eac hin g, P . O. Box 64 54, Cle vel and , Ohio, 441 01. UW st ud en t am on g tho se stu dy ing boy cott UW law s tu de nt, Ma rk Da vis , is am on g v ari ou s g rou ps i n U.S .S.R . to inv est iga te ram ifi ca tio ns of Oly mpi c boy cott . T rip is for a we ek. Also am ong gro ups will be jou rna lis ts, a th le te s, a nd oth er in te re ste d g rou ps, suc h as Y.M.C.A. Su mm er exp edit ion s bein g offe red The followi ng su m m er exp edi tion s ar e spo nso red by Ex ped itio n Tra inin g In st itu te : Sc uba Divi ng a nd Bot any in C ari bb ea n, R ain Fo re st Ecol ogy and Ba t Stud y in Bel ize, Glac iolog y in the Ca sca de s, an d Be hav ior al Stu die s in K enya an d T an za nia . Fo r ca tal og of 1980 su m m er exp edi tion s, o r i nfo rm ati on , c on ta ct : Ex ped itio n T rai nin g In sti tu te , P . O. Box 171N, P ru de nt ial Ce nte r, Bos ton, MA Q2 19 9. Colle ge cr ed it an d sch ola rsh ips av ail ab le. I N S I D E . . . • Jo in th e Navy . . . g o to Ic el an d • Las t ch an ce fo r li m er ic k s • Ta sk fo rc e co n ti n u es wo rk • R an ge rs r o ll ! Th ur sd ay , Mar ch 6, 19 80 RAN GE R JT oc >& AA nj > E d it o ri al Go v o t e ! by Su e Ste ve ns P ar ks id e st ud en ts se em to be co ns ta nt ly co m pl ain in g . . . ab ou t pa rk in g, te ac he r ev al ua tio ns , f ood pr ic es , te nu re , pl ac em en t se rv ic es , an d a ny th in g e ls e th at a ff ec ts th em di re ct ly or i nd ire ct ly o n ca m pu s. How m an y a r e wil ling to do so m eth in g ab ou t th es e pr ob le m s? How m an y e ve n k now w ha t t he y c an d o? By t he st ud en t v oti ng re co rd he re a t P ar ks id e, one ca n sa y th at not m an y kno w th at the y ha ve a vo ice in ca m pu s a ct iv iti es . On t he a v er ag e, a bo ut 500 stu de nt s tu rn ou t t o v ote in th e st ud en t go ve rn m en t el ec tio ns ea ch se m es te r. T h at 's no t ev en on e fif th of th e st ud en ts at te nd in g th is un iv er sit y. P er ha ps no on e vo te s b ec au se of th e co nfu sio n a t t he eje cti on bo oth s in th e pa st . St ud en ts ha ve a ha rd tim e fi gu rin g ou t w ho a nd wh at the y a re su pp os ed to vo te fo r. M ay be the y jus t do n' t thi nk th ei r v ote s w ill m ak e a di ffe re nc e. W ha tev er th e ca se , st ud en ts he re sho uld kno w th at th in gs a re ch an gi ng . T he re is on e m aj or ch an ge bei ng m ad e du rin g thi s el ec tio n th at will hop efu lly he lp a lle vi at e al l th e co nfu sio n a nd en su re st ud en ts th at ev er y vo te co un ts. Th at ch an ge is th e co ns tit ut io na l re fe re nd um now on the ba llo t. In th e p as t, th e P .S .G .A . Se na te wa s (a nd st ill is un til th e r ef er en du m is pa ss ed ) m ad e up of 12 div isi on al se na to rs an d 12 a t - l ar g e s en at or s. El ec tio ns w er e con fus ing wh en d ivi sio na l se a ts w er e u p fo r g ra bs . M any st ud en ts wa nt ed to vo te, onl y to fin d th at the y co ul dn 't, ei th er be ca us e no o ne w as ru nn in g fo r th ei r div isi on s or be ca us e th at pa rt ic ul ar se a t w as n' t up fo r ele ct io n. Th e ne w co ns tit ut io n will c ha ng e t he m ak e u p of th e S en at e. In st ea d of 12 div isi on al an d 12 a t - l ar g e se na to rs , th er e will be 18 se na to rs all el ec ted a t la rg e. Th is wa y th er e wou ld be an en d to a ll of th e cn fus ion . As fo r an yo ne be lie vin g th at it do es n' t m at te r w he th er the y vo te or no t, th ey 'r e wr on g. An yon e w ho ha s be en a t P ar ks id e lo ng er th an on e ye ar sh ou ld be a bl e to s ee th at st ud en t in vo lv em en t h as be en pic kin g up . Th er e a r e m or e th ing s go ing on a t th is c am pu s th an th er e e ve r w er e. Bu t ju st wh at ca n a st ud en t go ve rn m en t do to he lp th e ind ivi du al st ud en t? Ju st as k so me on e who is in th e st ud en t g ov er nm en t now . T he P ar ks id e St ud en t Go ve rn m en t As soc iat ion ca n be a po we rfu l or ga ni za tio n if ba ck ed by th e st ud en ts it re pr es en ts . Alon g wit h th e ot he r UW -sy ste m st ud en t go ve rn m en ts , it ca n en su re st ud en ts th ro ug ho ut t he s ta te th at th ei r r ig ht s a re not to be v io la te d. Th e s tu de nt bod y he re a t P ar ks id e is so di ve rs e th at it is ne ar ly im ­ po ssi ble to t ry an d re pr es en t ev er yt hi ng it st an d s fo r un les s t he st ud en ts th em se lv es te ll so m eo ne w ha t the y w an t. One of th e be st wa ys fo r st ud en ts to le t t he ir r ep re se nt at iv es kno w w ha t th ey ne ed i s to v ote . E le ct io ns a r e bei ng hel d thi s we ek . T od ay (T hu rs da y, th e 6 th) is th e la st da y. Th e vo tin g bo oth s will be op en un til 8 pm fo r an y st ud en t wi shi ng to ca st a ba llo t. Do n't ex pe ct to be he ar d un les s you sa y so m et hi ng . An X on a ba llo t ca n s ay m or e t ha n a hu nd re d w or ds . T h e G l o b e at a G la n c e A no th er flip in th e Iran flop Ir a n ia n fo re ig n m in is te r, Sa de gh Gh ot bz ad eh , an no un ce d th at th e Un ite d Na tio ns co m­ mi ssi on wil l be all ow ed to m ee t wi th ho st ag es , bu t ga ve no se t da te . Ca pti vit y is now m or e th an 118 da ys . (CB S Ne ws , M ar . 3, 1980) Su nr ise in Ne w Ha m ps hi re Su pr is e in New H am ps hi re la st we ek - fo rm er go ve rn or Ro na ld Re ga n be at Ge or ge Bu sh wi th 51 % of Re pu bli ca n vo te, to B us h' s 28%. An ot he r un ex pe ct ed - Re p. An de rso n of Ill in oi s c am e in th ir d wit h 11% of R ep ub lic an vo te . (CB S Ne ws, F eb . 27, 1980) Egypt ian a rm s d ea l an no un ce d Th e U.S . S ta te D ep ar tm en t h as an no un ce d an a rm s de al wi th E gy pt . P re li m in ar y es ti m at es pu t pa ck ag e a t $4 b illi on ov er 5 y e ar s. (T he C ap ita l T im es , F eb . 26 ,198 0) Cu ba — ba d ti m es ge tti ng w o rs e F id e l C a s tr o to ld C u b a 's Na tio na l A ss em bl y th at gr ow th of g ro ss n a ti o n a l p ro d u c t is de cl in in g. Also wa rn ed Cuban ec on om ic gr ow th co uld tum ble by 50% th is y ea r. B an ne rs seen by re ce nt vi si to rs in Ha van na read "B e tt e r ex pl oi te d un de r Bat ista th a n s ta r v in g u n d e r C as tr o ." (N ew sw ee k, M ar . 3, 1980) AT &T s e t t l e s ou t of co ur t AT& T wi ll se tt le , ou t of cou rt, an an ti -t ru st su it br ou gh t ag ain st it by IT T in 1977. AT&T will pur­ ch as e $2 bi lli on -in pr od uc ts and se rv ic es fr om IT T ov er 10 yea r pe rio d. AT&T st ill fa ce s a t les t 40 a n ti - tr u s t s u it s a n d Ju st ic e D ep ar tm en t ac tio n. (W all Str ee t Jo u rn al , F e b . 28, 1980) A loo k at te n u re To th e ed it o r: I ha ve bee n a st ud en t a t th is un iv er sit y fo r fo ur ye ar s. Du rin g thi s tim e I ha ve wi tn es se d th is re pe tit iv e d isc on ten t on the p ar t of st ud en ts ov er te nu re de cis io ns . I wou ld lik e to as k the st ud en ts to look a t the cr it er ia up on whi ch de cis ion s a r e ba se d be fo re the y ad vo ca te an y po sit ion s. I wou ld al so lik e to st a te th at I' m ne ut ra l in th e c u rr en t ar gu m en ts ov er the re ce nt de cis io ns re nd ee re d by v a ri o u s d iv is io n a l E x e c u ti v e Co m m itt ee s, an d th e Pe rs on ne l Re vie w Co m m itt ee . I pe rso na lly fe el th at one ca nn ot ad vo ca te an y pos itio n un le ss on e kno ws of the ba sis of th e de cis io n an d th e re co rd of the fa cu lty m em be r inv olv ed . All fa cu lty be fo re bei ng hi re d kno w w ha t is ex pe ct ed of the m du ri ng th ei r st ay an d kno w w ha t it ta ke s to m ak e te nu re . T he re a r e th re e ba sic cr it e ri a fo r fa cu lty to m ee t th e te n ur e re qu ir em en ts . On e of th es e th re e is hi s re se ar ch ac ti vi ty . Th e E xe cu tiv e C om m itt ee l oo ks a t th is re co rd fo r s uc h th in gs a s re se ar ch in iti at ed wh ile a t th e u ni ve rs ity , if thi s re se ar ch an d pu bl ica tio n in di ca te a co ns is te nt ca re er go al or a sp a ra ti c ac ti vi ty , if th e re s e a rc h h a s a p p e a re d in pr of es sio na l jo ur na ls or bo ok s, how th e m em be rs of hi s pr of es sio n re vi ew th e jo ur na l ar ti cl e or book ? T he n th e re a r e s tu d e n t e v a lu a ti o n s . T he B e h a v io ra l Sc ien ce Div isio n us es th e K an sa s S ta te U n iv e rs it y fo rm s a n d co m pa re s fa cu lty he re to na tio na l no rm s. Th e th ir d cr it er io n is se rv ic e. E va lu at io ns by fa cu lty co m m it te es ta k e in to ac co un t al l th re e a re a s . T he st an d ar d s th at a r e se t by th e c om m it te e a r e st a n d a rd s th at wil l e a rn th is sc ho ol a re pu ta ti on of be ing an ex ce lle nt fa ci lit y of hi gh er ed uc at io n. T ho se st u de nt s who a r e tr ul y in te re st ed in go in g g ra du at e sc ho ol sh ou ld look a t th is no t as a d ef ea t b ut ra th e r a s a wa y to st re ng ht en a n al re ad y st ro ng un iv er si ty . Ag ain le t m e re it e ra te th at yo u sh ou ld kno w th e fa cu lty m em b er 's re co rd in re la tio n to th es e cr it e ri a be fo re you do so m et hi ng th at wil l hu rt yo ur ch an ce s of st re ng th en in g yo ur di vi sio n. Th an k- yo u. D an ny L. R as ch Epp s la u d s Black Histor y W e e k To th e E di to r: F eb ru ar y 15 - F eb ru ar y 22 w as de si gn at ed as Bl ac k H ist or y W eek by th e MSU. Th is wa s th e se co nd ye ar of ho no rin g th is oc ca sio n. Fol low ing th e da nc e, re cr ea ti on n ig h t, an d th e g a th e ri n g of co m m un ity go spe l ch oi rs , th e w ee k co n ti n u ed w it h an a r t di sp lay do na te d by th e M ilw au ke e In ne r City Ar t Co unc il. Tu es da y wa s de sig na te d as Bl ack W om en 's Re co gn itio n Da y. g a n g e r P H O T O C O N T E S T C H A N C E D NE W CA TE GO RIE S 1) col or 2) blac k & w hi te PR IZ ES 1s t P ri ze fo r e a c h ca te g o ry w ill be a $ 15.0 0 g if t c e r ti fi ca te fo r C am er a Wo rld o f R ac in e a nd K en os ha 2nd Pr iz e f or ea ch ca te g o ry w ill be $7.5 0 in ca sh . N e w d e a d li n e : March 2 1 s t Anyo ne ca n en te r th is pho tog rap hic con tes t spo nso red by Ra ng er (ex cep t Ra ng er s ta ffe rs of co ur se ). Pr int s shou ld b e at lea st 5 " x 7 " in siz e. Your na m e, ad dr es s, ph one, an d th e cat eg or y ent er ed sho uld be pri nte d on a sep ar at e pi ece of pa pe r ac co mp an yin g y our e nt ry . Th e dea dli ne for e nt rie s will be Ma rch 21st at 4 p.m . All en tri es sho uld be bro ugh t o r ma iled to th e Ra ng er, WLLC D13 9, UW - Pa rk sid e, Ken osha , Wl 5314 1. A ve ry in fo rm at iv e d isc us sio n w as led by M ar y M ah on e, De br a Ke nn er, N ev ad a D av is an d P a t Ro ge rs . O ne im po rt an t co nc lus ion dr aw n fro m th e pa ne l di sc us sio n wa s th at fa m ily un ity wil l pl ay a ke y ro le in th e su cc es s an d ac ­ co m pl is hm en ts of Bl ac ks in th e 80' s. Pr ec ed in g th e pa ne l di sc us sio n wa s a so ul food lun ch eo n. Th e Bl ack wo me n of P ar ks id e w er e als o p re se nt ed flo we rs w hic h w er e do na te d by M ill er 's Fl ow er s of R ac in e. On W ed ne sd ay th e MSU w as ho ste d by poe t B .F . M az e. M az e en lig ht en ed th e gr ou p wi th hi s wo rks of be au tif ul po em s. (T his ev en t w as co -sp on or ed by th e PA B. ) T h u rs d a y w as a n o th e r in ­ fo rm at iv e d ay . A pa ne l di sc us sio n co ve re d th e pa st , pr es en t an d fu tu re of Bl ac ks in A m er ic a. Gu es t sp ea k er s fo r th e di sc us sio n inc lu de d Llo yd Ja ck so n, D r. Gl en Do sto n, a nd Cr aw fo rd B ra dy . Th e we ek en de d wi th th e f in al sh ow ing of th e a r t di sp la y. As pr es id en t of th e MSU , I w as q u it e p le a se d w it h th e a c ­ co m pl is hm en ts of Bl ac k Hi sto ry We ek, wh ich w as co -o rd in at ed by Jo na th on Hi lto n. I wo uld lik e to th an k al l m em be rs th a t he lpe d or ga ni ze th is na tio na l ev en t. 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