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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document T h u r s d a y , M ar ch 2 0 , 1 9 8 0 tjjT U ni ve rs ity of W is co ns in - P a rk s id e an ge r V o l. 8 N o . 2 4 Vo lu nt ee ri sm , is it for y o u ? by Mi ra L ocha nski Would you like to get to know mo re abo ut your self an d you r ca pa bil itie s? An op por tun ity to do jus t th at is now av ail ab le on ca m pu s — just vol unt eer you r tim e an d effo rt in Com mun ity V o lu n te e ri s m . C o m m u n it y Vo lun tee rism is a th re e cr ed it co ur se cu rre ntl y being offe red by th e Di vi sio n of B eh av io ra l S ci en ce s, an d st af fe d by P ro fe ss o rs Da vi d B ea ch an d Ja m e s Mc Ke ow n. S tu d en ts enr olle d in the cou rse com bin e vol unt eer work in a se tti ng or age ncy , with in-c lass co ve rag e of the i ssu es, pro ble ms , an d ben efits of vo lun tee ris m. W ha t is C om m un ity Vo lun ­ te er is m ? A cc or di ng to D r. McKeo wn, " I t is a solu tion which sol ves the pro ble m of m ain tai nin g a de m oc ra tic way of life . Com­ m un ity vo lu nt ee ri ng ke ep s go ve rnm ent from exp and ing into man y ar ea s of life. Se rvi ces a re pe rfo rm ed by nei ghb ors ra th er th an lea vin g t hos e to g ov ern me nt. Dif fer ent k ind s of vo lun teer s so lve dif fer en t kin ds of pro ble ms , an d tog eth er they ma y not so lve a ll the pro ble ms of de mo cra tic soc iet y, but the y will m ak e ga ins ag ain st mo st of th em ." Lori La rso n, a UW-P stu de nt who wo rks with the Child Ca re Cen ter at UW-P, an d is cu rre nt ly enr oll ed in Com mun ity Volun­ tee ris m, com me nte d abo ut the cla ss , "e ac h pers on is volun­ tee rin g a t a non-p rofit age ncy of the ir cho ice with the in str uc to rs ' ap pro va l, so th at he or sh e ca n help the age ncy , an d at the sa m e tim e, fi nd o ut w hat it 's l ike to be a vo lun tee r." Sh e co ntin ued , "M uch tim e, e ffo rt, and invo lvem ent wa s sp en t by bo th in st ru c to rs in res ea rch ing an d s ele cti ng the bes t age nci es for our cl as s. " M au re en Bu do wl e, L o ri 's su p e rv is o r, co m m en te d th a t "L or i's ma in tas k at the Ce nte r is to hel p pla n and sch ed ule (wi th the in str uc to r's ap pr ov al als o) pr og ra m s des ign ed for fam ili es and sin gle pa re nts of P ar ks id e, in ord er to ge t the m ac tiv ely in­ volve d with oth er ind ivid ual s in th e co m m un it y. One of th e pr og ram s th at Lori ha s help ed sch edu le is the upc omi ng Hea lth F ai r (M arc h 26), to be loc ate d a t Pa rk sid e in the ca mp us Un ion ." To find out the da te, tim e and pla ce of ev en ts th at Lori ha s cu rre nt ly sch edu led , in clud ing the He alt h F ai r, ple ase ca ll the Union Inf orm atio n Cen ter a t 553 -23 75 or PCC , 553 -22 27. "An yon e ca n ta ke the co ur se , Com mu nity Vol unt eer ism , if the y hav e alr ea dy com plet ed any 100 le ve l co ur se of fe re d by th e Be hav ior al Sci enc e Divi sion. It ap pe ar s th at the Vol unte eris m cou rse will be offe red in the su m m er and fall te rm s of 1980 if the re is eno ugh stu de nt int ere st in the co ur se ," sa id Dr . McKe own. Dr . Be ach , co-p rofe ssor of the co u rs e, su g g es ts th a t th os e stu de nt s who thin k they ha ve ca re er in te re st s in the beh avi ora l sci en ces and the hum an se rv ice s re lat ed fiel ds tak e the co urs e ea rly in the ir coll ege ca re er . By doin g so, they will gai n pr ac tic al ex pe rie nc e in Vol unt eer ism , the y will hav e an opp ortu nity to me et pro fes sio nal s in th at fiel d, and in add itio n, they will hav e a ch an ce to "s co ut ou t" and beco me per ­ son ally known at a pla ce of pos sib le fu tu re em plo ym ent . To find out mo re info rma tion re g ar d in g Co m m un ity Vo lun ­ tee ris m, con tac t P rof ess or Be ach , ex t. 254 9 o r Pro fes sor McKe own, ex t. 235 8 for fu rth er inf orm atio n. Camp us g e t s "no-nukes" club by M ira Loc han ski A n ew cl ub , cal led the Stu den t Mob ilizat ion for Su rvi val , ha s ar ise n he re at Pa rk sid e. Th e clu b's m ain g oal i s to in iti ate mo re aw ar en es s of th e nu cl ea r m at er ia ls pro ble m; its ha za rd s an d t he n eg ati ve ef fec ts of n ucl ear power in our co un try . The cl ub 's fu tu re goa l is to hel p bri ng aw ar en es s of th e ex isti ng pro ble m with in our ar ea . Je an na LeS uer , co- cha irp ers on of the Stu den t Mob iliza tion fo r Su rvi va l com me nte d th at "t he ma in pur pos e of the clu b is to in cr ea se aw ar en es s in, (an d) in the long -run in cr ea se ac tiv ism ag ai ns t, nu cle ar po we r." Our clu b has fou r ma jor go als ; ban nu cle ar pow er, sto p the n u cl ea r a rm s ra c e , non p ro li fe ra ti o n , an d fu nd in g of hu ma n nee ds. Our org ani zat ion is str ic tly non -pro fit an d a s of y et w e ha ve no fun din g. Me mb ers hip due s a re not req uir ed at the mo me nt be cau se our ma in con­ ce rn i s to ge t m ore s tud en ts t o join our clu b. We als o ha ve pla ns for fu tu re f ilm s an d g ues t sp ea ke rs to get mo re a tte nti on to th e p rob lem . On e su ch sp e ak e r al re a d y sc he du le d is An na G yo rg ey , au tho r of No Nu kes -Ev ery one 's Gui de to Nu cle ar Po we r, who wil l be sp eak ing a t P ar ks id e on Ma rch 26th, at 7:30 in MOLN. 109," sa id Je an na . The co- cha irp ers on con tinu ed on, "t he fa ct of t he m at te r is th at ten s of tho usa nds of gall ons of rad io ac tiv e wa ste hav e been dum ped into La ke Mic hig an. Th e NRC h as rec en tly ann oun ced th at the Zion P la nt is al low ed to dou ble the am ou nt of th eir wa ste con­ ta in m en t. We p re se n tl y ha ve pro ble ms wit h the w as te st or ag e we ha ve . Why a re they allow ed to cr ea te m or e? " sa id Je an na . "H ow ev er, alo t ca n be don e to br in g ab ou t ch an ge s th ro ug h ac tiv ism an d bri ngi ng aw ar en es s of th e pro blem to o ur go ver nm ent le ad er s and . . . all tho se con­ ce rn ed . We t en tat ive ly pla n in t he fu tu re to hold a ral ly in Zion to in iti ate (th is) aw ar en es s, s o th a t. . . thos e in the su rro un din g co m m un ity . . . be co m e info rme d of t he da ng er s an d re al pro ble ms a t ha nd ," sa id Je an na . Je an na als o co mm en ted th at oth er ra lli es ha ve als o been sch edu led aro un d the co un try . "T he re will be a nat ion al ral ly to be he ld on A pr il 26t h in Wa shin gto n, D .C. Anot her ral ly is being sch edu led in Chic ago, als o on April 26th, a t Co nE d" , sai d Je an na . St ud en ts con cer ned ab ou t the neg ativ e eff ec ts of nu cle ar pow er who woul d like to tak e so me ini tiat ive to he lp sti m ul at e mo re aw ar en es s of th e is su es , (es pec iall y thos e in the pol itic al ar en a) , or oth er stu de nt s an d citi zen s, sho uld co me to the nex t me etin g held ev er y Tue sda y a t 4:00 pm . in Co mm uni cati on Art s 132 . For fu rth er inf orm atio n ab ou t the clu b, co nta ct Je an na LeS uer , 639 -25 74 Ra cin e, o r A1 Pa su la , 657- 0142 in Ken osh a. Grube r, Tolstyga t o h ea d P.S.G.A. Tr ac y Gr ub er was ele cte d as ne xt ye ar 's new pre sid en t du rin g the PSG A ele ctio ns hel d Ma rch 5 an d 6. S he def eat ed Will iam Goh- de by a vo te of 184-1 60. Cla ire Tol sty ga won the vice - p re si d en ti a l el ec ti on wi th 148 vot es. G ary Neu h ad 121 vote s an d C h ri s H am m el ev re ce iv ed 97 vo tes . The s eve n s en ato ria l ca nd ida tes we re el ect ed t o the S en at e with the fo llo w in g nu m be r of v o te s: Ch arl es Neu, 193; Jim K re us er , 192; Bi ll M or ro ne , 190 ; Ti m Hovey, 188; Kat hy Sl am a, 186; Jon Kle es, 172; an d Kay Mull ikin, 165 . Th e r efe ren du m con cer nin g the new ver sion of the PSGA Con­ stit uti on pas sed with 264 to 71 vote . Th e r efe ren du m abo ut s up po rt for the Unit ed Council pas sed 210 -12 0. SHOWN A BO VE ar e Dr . D avi d Bea ch an d Dr . J a m e s Mc Ke ow n. Th ey hea d th e V ol un te er ism co u rs e he re a t P ar k si d e . U W st u d en ts g e t first hand loo k a t U .S .S .R . by S. Mic het ti On M arc h 7,1980 , a gro up fro m th e U ni ve rs it y of W is co ns in , co ord ina ted by a UW-R iver Fa lls his tor y pro fes sor , Ste ven Fe in- ste in , lef t on a tri p to the Sov iet Unio n. The tr ip is an ed uc ati on al ex ch an ge to bec om e be tte r in­ for me d a bou t t he So viet Union, its soc iety an d peop le, its cu ltu re , an d q ua lit y of lif e. T he tri p i s p ar t of a UW-P 3 cr ed it "So vie t S e m in a r" ta u g h t by D an ie l McG overn and Olive r Ha yw ard . Th e se m in a r in vo lv es in­ ter dis cip lin ary as pe ct s wh ich will be en co un ter ed in the com ple x, ad va nc ed - ind us tri al soc iety of the U.S. S.R . Th e c las s beg an wit h a sur vey of dif fer en t as pe cts of So vi et li fe , po li ti cs , h is to ry , Ma rxi sm an d Sov iet philo soph y. G ue st le c tu re rs ex po se d th e stu de nt s to the note wor thy as pe cts of the Sov iet cit ies an d tou ris t lan gu ag e. Aft er the ir ar ri va l in Moscow , the g rou p will vis it the Re d Sq ua re wit h Le nin 's tom b, the Kr em lin and th e Arm ory Ch am be rs, th e Pa la ce of Co ng res ses , Moscow St at e Un ive rsi ty (w he re they will ta lk w ith st u d e n ts an d pr of es so rs) , Tr ety ak ov Ga lle ry hous ing n ati ve R uss ian ar t, S po rts Pa la ce an d Oly mp ic fa ci lit y. O th er sc he du le d v is it s a re Le nin gra d via tra in , wh ere the y will tou r the cit y and se e St . Is a a c 's C at h ed ra l w ith it s ma lac hit e co lum ns, the Le nin gra d House of Fr ien ds hip (w he re the y will me et wit h Sov iet st ud en ts) , M us eu m of E th n og ra p h y of Peo ple s of th e U.S .S.R ., P et er Pa ul Fo rtr es s, an d Th e He r­ mi tag e whic h hou ses cla ssi ca l coll ecti ons of Fl em ish an d Dutc h sc ho ol s an d F re n ch Im ­ pre ssi on ists . The UW gro up als o exp ect s to tra ve l via tra in to Tal linn , whic h is a me die va l tow n in the pro vin ce of E sto ni a. He re they will vis it a Pio nee r Pa la ce , a St at e F ar m , so m e of the Oly mp ic sit es , and Ro cca -al -M are s o utdo or mu seu m. Th e tr ip will end with a tou r of Hel sink i, Fi nl an d. CL AI RE TOL STY GA , new Vice P re si de nt an d T ra cy G ru b er , new Pr es id en t for th e P ar ks id e St ud en t G ov er nm en t. — C o l l e g i a t e C r ie r — PAR KSI DE HOSTS ECONOMIC FOR ECA SE SEM INAR Th e 198 0-81 UW-P Eco nom ic Fo re ca st Se m in ar will fe at ur e Ja m es Tobin of Y ale Un ive rsit y and Be ryl Sp rin kle of th e H ar ri s Ba nk. The two ec on om ists will fo re ca st like ly tre nd s aff ec tin g bus ine ss. Th is an nu al se m in ar w ill be he ld ton ight , sta rt in g a t 8:30 p. m . in t he C am pus Unio n. CO NF ERE NC E ON CRITI CISM OF FE RE D AP RIL 2 Pa rk si de 's L ec tur e an d Fin e A rts C om mi ttee to spo nso r a fre e publ ic con fer enc e on givin g an d rec eiv ing cr iti ci sm . The ev en t will be hel d Wed nesd ay, April 2, fr om 8:45 a . m. to 12:15 p. m. Loc atio n is Union Room 104-1 06. P re - r eg ist er by M arc h 31,1980. WORKSHOP ON IRIS H COMMUNITY IN U. S. TO BE H ELD All day wor ksho p on the Iri sh com mu nit y in the U. S. will be held Sa tu rd ay , Ma rch 29, at McC arth y Ha ll of St . Pa tri ck Pa ri sh , 1111 Dou glas Ave. , Ra cin e. Se ssio n is f rom 9:00 a. m. to 4:30 p . m ., w ith 11/2 hou r lunc h bre ak . T uitio n is $28. 25. Ses sion is good for one UW-P un- de rg ra d cr ed it. Fo r inf orm atio n co nta ct UW-P Offic e of Ins titu tio na l An alys is and Re gis tra tio n a t 553 -22 41. COL LEG E COSTS E XP EC TE D TO WORSEN Tuiti on hik es, les s mon ey for stu de nt loa ns , fin an cia l aid cu ts, an d inc rea sed livin g ex pe nse s ap pe ar to be in st or e for the 198 0-8 1 sc hool ye ar . A ccor ding to r ec en t r ep or ts by Wisc onsin Stu de nt New s S er vi ce , thi s bleak outlook ste m s in pa rt fro m 20% i nfla tion an d in te re st, an d gro win g co ns erv ati ve tid e in St at e and Fe de ra l go ve rn me nt s. COMMISSION ON NURSING — YES, B U T .. . UW S yst em S r. Vice Pr es id en t, Don ald K. Sm ith , told the sy st em bo ard m em be rs t ha t th e Ad mi nis trat ion ha s r evie we d the pro s an d co ns of a Com mis sion on Nu rsin g, bu t th at the y s up po rt s uc h a com mis sion "a s a nu rse ma npo we r en tit y" , not as a 'co ord ina tin g cou nci l' with dec isio n m aki ng pow er. (UW Me mo, M arc h 5,1980, Vol. 9, No. 14). 2 Th ur sd ay , Mar ch 20,1980 Ra nge r He alt h e x a m April 2 9 , 3 0 fo r sa n it a ri a n s T h e G l o b e a t a G l a n c e Ford bo w s o u t Fo rm er Pr es id en t Ge rald Fo rd ann oun ced , ov er the wee ken d, his dec isio n to with draw fro m the Re pub lica n Pr es id en tia l ra ce . The for me r Chief of St at e c ited as one ma in rea son a wish to avo id spl itti ng th e Rep ubl ica n pa rty in th e co m in g el ec ti o n . (CB S News, Ma rch 15. 1980) Zi m ba bw e - R ho des ia red in el ec tio ns M ar xi st g u e rr il la le a d e r, Rob ert Mu gab e, wa s swe pt into power by a lan dsl ide vot e in Z im ba bw e' s (R h o d es ia 's ) fi rs t ev er p a rl ia m e n ta ry el ec ti o n s. Mug abe w ill occupy the positi on of Pr im e Mi nis ter . It is ex pec ted th at the ot he r for me r gu err illa lea de r, Jos hua Nkomo, will join with Mug abe to for m a coal ition go ve rnm en t. (Ne wsw eek , Mar ch 17, 1980) Th e U.N.: th e vo te w a s ye s-n o Afte r fir st voti ng in fav or of doc um ent S/13827, intr odu ced at th e U ni te d N at io ns S ec u ri ty Coun cil, th e U. S. cha nge d its vo te; disa vow ed the doc um ent cr it ic iz in g Is ra e li se tt le m e n t policy in the occ upie d te rr ito rie s, which tou che d off a fir es to rm of cri tic ism tow ard the U. S. fro m both sid es of the dis pu te. (Ti me , Ma rch 17, 1980) Em bas sy h o st a g e e sc a p e s in Bog ota Two w eek s int o ca pti vit y, o ne of the ho sta ge s being hel d a t the Dom inic an Rep ubli c em ba ssy in Bo gat a, Colu mbia has es ca pe d. Th e U ra gu ay an am b as sa d o r le ap ed fro m a se co nd st o ry window Mon day, an d sc ram ble d to free do m. Tw enty - nine ca pti ve s stil l rem ain beh ind . (CBS News, Mar ch 17, 1980) Te rro rism - cl os er to h o m e Th ree ar m ed per son s cla im ing me mb ers hip in FALN , a Pu er to Rica n te rr or is t gro up , brie fly seiz ed sev en ho sta ge s in the C a rt er - M on da le ca m pa ig n he ad qu ar te rs in Chic ago. No one was hu rt as offi ces we re ran ­ sac ked in the Sa tu rd ay mo rnin g ra id . ( Chi cag o Tr ibu ne , Ma rch 16, 1980 ) O n e m o re s te p in Iran sh uf fle Pr es id en t Ca rte r, on Sa tu rd ay , acc use d Ir an 's Pr es ide nt Bani - Sa dr of re ne gi ng on co m ­ m it tm e n ts su pp os ed ly m ad e con cer nin g U. N. ef for ts on b ehalf of Am eric an ho sta ges . Cap tivi ty now mo re tha n 140 da ys , (th e Ra cin e Jo ur na l Ti me s, Ma rch 15, 198 0) Lea rnin g la b — h e lp fo r th e a sk in g by Mi ra Lo ch an sk i H av in g p ro b le m s w it h a ll pha ses of stu dy thi s se m es te r? ? Well, it not too la te to im pro ve. The lea rn ing la b ma y hel p find so lu ti on s to yo ur ex is ti ng pro ble ms in the ar ea s of wr itin g, re ad in g, stu dy ski lls, and m at h. Why no t dro p by th e lea rn ing lab so m eti m e b etw een the ho urs of 8- 2 pm M-Th , 8-12 pm F , and MW, 5-6:30 pm . to he lp imp rov e you r ed uc ati on al ski lls, or just self - im pro ve me nt. Geo ff G aj ew sk i, w ri ti ng sp ec ial ist a t UW- P, enc ou rag es a ll stu de nts to look at the lea rni ng lab a s a ser vic e for all stu de nts . Mr. G aj ew sk i m en tio ne d th a t a w ri ti ng , re ad in g , an d /o r edu cati on sp ec ial ist is alw ay s a v a il ab le d u ri ng th e ho ur s pre vio usly me ntio ned on a drop -in ba sis . "A n up pe r-c las s l ab as sis ta nt is als o on-h and at all tim es in the le a rn in g la b to he lp ans .w er qu est ion s an d h elp w ith pro ble ms , in add itio n to help ing dia gno se wri ting defi cien cies of st ud en ts ," sa id Mr . Ga jew ski . M r. Gaj ew ski als o sa id th at " it 's not t oo lat e to ta ke a ca de m ic sk ills co ur se s he re at Pa rk si de , (suc h as ) Re ad ing Im pro ve me nt, Stud y Ski lls, et c. , which a re bein g of­ fer ed du rin g the 2nd. eig ht wee ks of the cu rre nt se m es te r (se e Spr ing Ti me tab le) to hel p im­ prov e rea din g and wr itin g dif­ fi cu lt ie s th at st u d e n ts m ig ht ha ve ." In ad d it io n , M r. G aj ew sk i men tion ed th at the re a re hun­ dre ds of aud io-v isua l m at er ia ls in th e le ar n in g la b wh ic h a re prov ided for stu de nts , to hel p co rre ct or imp rov e the ir wr itin g d ef ic ie n ci es . T hi s au di o- vi su al m at er ia l inc lud es such ar ea s as : pho nics , spe llin g, and gr am m ar topi cs. Mr . Ga jew ski als o poin ted out th at fa cu lty ar e welc ome to us e an d en co ur ag ed to us e th e fac ilit ies f or cl ass -re lat ed pro jec ts and pre sen tat ion s, or just for any que stio ns th at they mig ht ha ve re g ar d in g th e ir te ac h in g or co urs e-r ela ted m at er ia l. "T he lea rni ng lab will be open du rin g the su mm er ses sio n, but the pe rm an en t su m me r hou rs ha ve not been sch edu led as ye t, " sai d Mr . G aje ws ki. If a ny stu de nt or fac ul ty me mb er woul d like to obt ain fu rth er info rma tion and a ss is ta n c e de al in g wi th an y le ar n in g re la te d pr ob le m s or que stio ns they ma y call Mr. Geoff Ga jew ski , ex t. 260 6, or ca ll the lea rn ing lab , ex t. 204 4. I t' s nev er too la te to lea rn to wr ite well . g a n g e r Su e S te ve ns , E di to r Ke n M ey er , F e a tu re E di to r D av e C ra m e r, S po rt s E di to r B ri an F el la nd , B us in es s M an ag er St ev e D an k er t, Ne ws E di to r Da n G a lb ra it h , A d M an ag er To m C oo pe r, C ha ir m an of th e B oa rd ST A FF M ar k A nd er so n, Ri ck B la ha , P et e C ra m e r, Ph il D eL ui sa , Do ug E d en h au se r, G in ge r H el ge so n, M ir a L oc ha ns ki , Su sa n M ic he tt i, C ur t M ol de na ue r, Ke vi n P ad u la , Jo se ph R ip p, Do n S c h e rr e r, D en is e So bi es ki , D av e V ol lm er . RA NG ER is w ri tt en an d ed it ed 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 Its ed it o ri al 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 p t du ri ng b re ak s an d ho li da ys , RA NG ER is p ri n 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 rit te n pe rm is si on is r eq ui re d for re p ri n t of an y po rt io n of R A N G ER . All co rr es p o n d en ce sh ou ld be ad d re ss ed to : P a rk si d e R an g er , W LL C D13 9, UW- P ar k si d e, K en os ha , W l 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 pe r 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 li d re as o ns . 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 e rs 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 N GE R re se rv es al l ed it o ri al p ri vi le ge s 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 a to ry co n te n t. A wr itte n exa min atio n for the re g is tr at io n of E n v ir o n m en ta l Hea lth Sa ni tar ia ns will be con­ duc ted by th e St at e Divis ion of He alth . Th e Na tio nal Pr ofe ssi on al Ex am ina tio n will be us ed . Th e five -hou r ex am ina tio n will beg in a t 9:00 a .m . a t the follow ing da te s Na idi cz g e t s sc h ol a rs h ip Te rry Naid icz, da ug hte r of Mr . Mrs . Ed wa rd Naid icz of 1717 27th S tr e e t, K en os ha , w as na m ed rec ipi en t of the $35 0 Sig ma Alpha Iota S cho lar shi p, pre sen ted by t he Milw auke e Alu mna e C ha pte r. Th e com pet itio n, held this wee ken d in M ilw au ke e, w as op en to al l Un ive rsit y sop hom ore and junio r wome n str in g pla ye rs. Te rry is cu rre nt ly a junio r vi olin co mp eti tio n. Naid icz had al so per for me d as co nc er m is tre ss of the Br adf ord Ch am be r O rc he str a, m aj or a t th e U ni v er si ty of Wi sco nsi n-P ark sid e, wh ere sh e is st u dy in g wi th E de n V an in g, vio lini st of th e Ori ano Tr io. Ms. Naid icz is the co nc er t m ist re ss of the Un ive rsi ty of Wi sco nsi n-P ark sid e O rc he st ra , wh ere s he ha s a pp ea re d as sol ois t an d w in ne r of th e co n ce rt o and loc ati on s: Apr il 29, 19 80 — Northwest He alth Ce nte r, 763 0 West Mill R oa d, M ilw au ke e, Wi sco nsi n. Also, Ap ril 30, 198 0 — M arathon Cou nty He alt h De par tm en t, 40 0 E as t Th om as St re et , Wausau, Wis con sin. A pp li ca ti on bl an ks ma y be ob tai ne d fro m C. K Luc hter han d, R .S ., S e c re ta ry , S an it ar ia n R e g is tr a ti o n , P. O . Box 309, Ma dis on, Wis cons in 537 01. Those in te re st e d sh ou ld re qu es t ap­ p li ca ti o n s im m ed ia te ly . Ap­ pli cat ion s mu st be pos tma rke d on or bef ore M arc h 31, 198 0, to be co n si d er ed fo r th e Apr il ex am in at io n. A r t Addi cts r e c e iv e pr ai se De ar Ms. Ste ven s: On W ed ne sd ay , M ar ch 5t h, Br uce Pep ich , Art Dir ect or f or the Ra cin e Art Asso ciati on at the Ch arl es A. Wus tum Mus eum of Fin e Art s an d I ca m e for the stu de nt ar t s how orga nize d by the Art Add icts . As a gr ad ua te of UW Pa rk sid e an d with an ar t m ajo r, I was gr ati fie d to se e not only the the fine level of work don e by st ud en ts in the a rt dis cip line but th e pr of es si on al wa y it w as ex hi b it ed . Si nc e s ta rt in g a t Pa rk sid e in 1975 , I hav e see n a co ns tan t im pro vem ent in the a rt pr og ra m . I'm su re thi s is due to the d edi cat ion of the f acu lty who se work we ar e alw ay s ple ase d to show a t th e Wu stum and the ad ­ mi ni str ati on . I thin k it is al so vit all y im po rta nt for the a rt st u d e n ts th em se lv es to ta k e the ms elv es ser iou sly as ar ti st s an d I th ink thi s is hap pen ing mo re an d mo re at Pa rk si de . We a t the Wus tum a re com - mi ttt ed to dev elop ing a clo se rel ati on sh ip wit h Pa rk si de and with P ar ks id e stu de nts , es pec iall y the a rt stu de nt s. Pl ea se use us a s a res ou rce be cau se you r sup po rt of our pr og ra m s i s vi tal to u s. Ar t stu de nt s f rom Pa rk si de who w ork at the Wu stum co nt rib ut e gr ea tly to our su cc es s by th eir con­ sc ie n ti o u s p er fo rm an c e . Th e com bin ati on of UW P ar ks id e and my ye ar s a t the Wu stum we re in v al u ab le to m e p er so n al ly . Fle dg lin g ar ti st s will find the at m os ph er e and the sta ff he re a t th e W us tu m su p p o rt iv e an d co nc ern ed . Aga in, c on gr atu lat io ns on a fin e show an d we look for big ger an d be tte r thi ng s fro m the Pa rk si de a rt de pa rtm en t in the fu tu re . Si nc ere ly, Ro se m ar y S. Str an d Pr oj ec t A ssi sta nt Quantify tea ch in g . . . h o w ? To the Ed ito r: In his le tte r of Ma rch 6, 1980 Dan ny Ra sch urg ed the stu de nt s a t U WP to a cc ep t t he dec isio ns on ten ur e of the Pe rso nn el Rev iew Co mm itte e. Th e st ud en ts ' be tte r in te re st s ar e bein g se rv ed in thi s diffi cult tas k. It would be e as ie r to ac ce pt the rec om me nd ati on s of the PRC if th e " e q u a li ti e s " be tw ee n tea ch ing , se rv ic e, and re se ar ch w er e b e tt e r q u an ti fi ed . So m e pro fess ions by th eir ve ry na tu re re qu ire mo re se rv ice tha n oth ers an d mo re pa rtic ipa tio n in com ­ mu nity af fa irs . Re se arc h with hu m an su b je c ts o u ts id e th e un ive rsi ty inst itut ion re qu ire s in som e ins tan ces mo re tim e and eff ort for sa m pl e ga th er ing tha n re se a rc h c a rr ie d on w ith in un ive rsi ty wa lls . In one spe cif ic ca se , th at of Dr . Dia ne Ge rm an of Ed uc ati on , sh e ha s bee n den ied ten ur e on the gro un ds of ins uff icie nt re se ar ch . Altho ugh she ha s bee n pro duc tiv e with pub lishe d pa pe rs and is c u rr e n tl y in vo lv ed w ith dev elo pin g a dia gn ost ic te st, it was not a suf fic ien t am ou nt to sa tis fy the PR C. It woul d see m th at th e PR C is end ors ing the dic tum , " Pu bl is h or P er is h" . In th is kind of en­ vir on me nt sh or t-t er m re se ar ch ma y be pr ef er re d ra th er th an lon gitu din al stu di es . Th is in su re s th a t q u an ti ty p re v a il s, no t ne ce ss ari ly qu ali ty. With the em ph as is on qu an tit y, it is s ur pr is in g th at m at he m at ic al fo rm ul as ha ve not been de riv ed to qu ant ify th e a re as of te ach ing and se rv ic e th a t a r e co ns id er ed eq ua lly with re se ar ch . Is not a ye ar as a He ar in g Off ice r in the St at e of Wis cons in eq ua l to one re s e a rc h p a p e r? Wo uld no t co or di na ti o n of a f ir s t cl as s lea rn in g di sa bi lit ies cu rri cu lu m be wo rth one re se ar ch pa pe r? It is in te re sti ng to not e th at the pr of es so r fr om M ad iso n wh o spo ke in beh alf of D r. Dia ne G er m an a t th e rec on sid era tio n he ari ng ind ica ted th at Dr . Ger ­ m an would qu ali fy for ten ur e at Ma diso n. Th ea do ra B enn ett 55 2-7 325 g a n g e r P H O T O C O N T E S T C H A N G E D NEW CATEG ORIE S 1) col or 2) bloc k & w h it e P R IZ E S 1s t P ri ze fo r e a c h c a te g o ry w il l b e a $1 5.0 0 g if t c e r ti fi c a te fo r C am er a Wo rld of R a ci n e a nd K en os ha 2n d P ri ze fo r e a c h ca te g o r y w il l b e $ 7.5 0 i n c a s h . N e w d e a d li n e : March 2 1 st R ^g er H st a^ fe rs ^f c ou rse ) P P r!n ts shou l^be ^lea^ t's" 0 *^' ," a n ?? r pa pe ra ^c om p a' n T in g^ y ou ^e nf rV 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 24, March 20, 1980 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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