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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document A C T re p o rt s fo un d la yi ng ar ou nd U W -P By G. Helgeson A fol der found on a tab le in Union Sq ua re ha s bec om e an un su lv ed m y st e ry h e re a t Pa rk si de . Th e fol der , con tain ing cop ies of 130 Am eri can Colleg e Tes ting (ACT) Pr og ra m Stu de nt Pr ofi le Re po rts from 197 6-7 7, w as found by a stu de nt on M arc h 27th. Th e st ud en t, who ha s ask ed to re m ai n an on ym ou s, "w a it e d abo ut an hou r for som eon e to cla im the fi le ," an d then tur ne d it in to As sis tan t Cha nce llor Ca rla Sto ffle . To da te , the m ys ter y of how th e fol der got out of locke d file s and into t he U nion, an d why i t was aba ndo ned th er e re m ai ns uns olve d. The m at te r is, acc ord ing to Sto ffle , "a se rio us on e" , in li gh t of th e B uc kl ey A m en dm en t, a fed era l law pa sse d to pro tec t the co n fi d en ti al it y of st ud en t in­ fo rm at io n . A cc or di ng to th e am en dm en t, "c on fid en tia l" in­ for ma tion — stu de nt s' tes t sc or es an d tra ns cr ip ts — ar e av ail ab le only to pers on who ha ve sp ec ific ne ed fo r th e in fo rm at io n req ue ste d, s uch as cou nse lor s a nd ad vis ors . Only " di re ct or y" inf orm ati on — st ud en ts' full na m es , ad dr es se s, tele pho ne nu mb ers , en rol lm ent inf orm ati on — can be re lea se d rou tine ly by the un ive rsi ty to any en qu ire r. Stu de nts ha ve the rig ht to spe cif y th at eve n di re cto ry inf orm atio n be m ad e in acc ess ibl e. Th e na tu re of the inf orm ati on con tain ed in th e Pr ofi le Re po rts , Stoe ffle sa id , wa s "h igh sch ool da ta as re po rte d by stu de nts , gr ad es a s rep ort ed by stu de nts , and ACT s co re s. " Also on t he fo rm s a re adm issi on and en rol lm en t da ta , ed uc ati on al nee ds an d in te re st inv en tor ies , tab les of ex tra cu rri cu la r in ter es ts and ac co mp lis hm en ts, and eth nic an d reli gio us tie s, al l as rep ort ed by stu de nt s, a nd not cro ssc hec ked with pa st scho ol re co rd s. Stof fle note d th at the ACT's ha ve n eve r been use d a s a stu de nt ad m is si on s qu al if ic at io n a t Pa rk sid e, but th at they we re used unti l 197 8 for adv isin g pur pos es. Or igi na ls of the Pr of ile Re po rts re m ain in locke d f iles on c am pu s. La st De ce mb er, Stof fle sa id , "W e wen t ove r al l our se cu rit y pro ced ure s for stu de nt rec or ds he re , re view ing inf orm atio n giv en out und er the Buc kley Ame nd­ m en t. It is e xtr em ely dis tur bin g t o me th at I ca n 't find out wh at hap pen ed. " I ha ve tal ked to ev ery offic e invo lved in the ar ea of stu de nt file s a bo ut thi s, incl udin g S tud ent D e v e lo p m e n t, C o m m u n it y S tu de nt S er v ic es , E d u ca ti o n al Pr og ra m Sup por t, Ins titu tio nal Ana lysi s an d Re gis tra tio n, a nd so fa r th er e' s no e xp lan ati on for it ." Stof fle als o co nta cte d Ch arl es Ku ge l (p a st D ir ec to r of Ad ­ mis sio n) who ad m in ist er ed the tes ts dur ing 1976 -77, and to whom th e P ro fi le R ep o rt s w er e ori gin ally se nt . Je ff G aj ew sk i, D ir ec to r of Ed uc ati on al Pr og ra m Sup por t, sa id, "T he me tho d of kee ping rec ord s a t Pa rk sid e ha s been ch an ge d. It 's not cl ea r who had ac ce ss to the ACT file s bef ore (1978). "M y the ory is th at the y we re sen t to som eon e who was coun­ sel ing stu de nt s the n, an d th at pers on rec en tly at te m pt ed to s end them to som eon e els e, an d the y we re ina dv ert en tly se nt to the Union . It was an un for tun ate , ina dv ert en t er ro r. " It would be un for tun ate if thi s in ci de nt w er e co ns id er ed a refl ect ion of Pa rk si de 's at tit ud e tow ard stu de nt con fid ent iali ty. We want to m ak e su re noth ing li ke th at ev er hap pen s ag ai n. " C o l l e g i a t e C r i e r Ch ica go 's Field /Mu seu m to sh o w 2 fi lm 's Ch ica go 's N atu ral H isto ry F iel d M useu m will b e pr ese nti ng two fil ms April 25 and 26. The film , " T he Ma jes tic R hi ne " is 90 m inu tes lon g, is fre e, an d will be s how n a t 2:30 p.m ., April 26, in the Ja m es Sim pso n Th ea tre . Fo r info ca ll 922 -941 0. The oth er film , "C olu mb ia: Fr om Spa nis h Mai n to t he Am azo n", will be pre sen ted Fr id ay , April 25. Fo r de ta ils ca ll 922- 3136 . Ap ply for su m m er job s ea rl y It is ex pe cte d th is y ea r th at mo st of the d es ira bl e a re as an d g ood jobs will be tak en ea rl y. S tud en ts s houl d ap ply for job o ppo rtu nit ies by the fir st few wee ks in Ma y. A fr ee br oc hu re on job inf orm ati on m ay be obt ain ed by send ing a sta m pe d, se lf ad dr es se d en vel ope to Sum me r J ob Opp ortu nity R es ea rc h, P .O . Box 730 , Coeur d 'Al ene , Ida ho 8381 4. UWEX to ho ld tw o m o re w or k sh op s The ne xt thr ee hour wor ksh ops sch ed ule d by UWEX will be "T he Hidd en Side of Co mm un ica tio n" (Ap ril 21) a nd "E go Pa yo ff s" (Ap ril 28). The se p ro gr am s ar e de sig ned fo r pe rso nal gro wth ed uc ati on . F ee is $10 per ses sio n. Me etin gs ar e in Ta lle nt Hall on Mon day s, 6 :3 0- 9: 30 p.m . Fo r reg ist ra tio n an d info cal l 553 -231 2. St at us of W om en or al rep or t o n April 2 4 Th e P ar ks id e c om pon ent of th e UW Syst em Ta sk Fo rc e on the St at us of Wome n will be pre sen tin g a n or al re po rt on t he ir wor k, April 24 at 9 a. m . in roo m 363 of WLLC. UW -Whi tewat er wi ll al so b e p res en tin g t he ir wor k at the s am e m ee tin g. An yone in ter es te d in th e co m m itt ee 's wo rk i s inv ited to at te nd . Fr ee le ct ur e o n ar t th is M on da y A fre e pub lic le ct ur e (by phil osop her Geo rge Dic kie) en titl ed "T he Na tur e of A rt: An Ins titu tio na l An aly sis ," will be held a t UW-P on Mo nday , April 21, a t 4:00 p.m . UW-P's C ha m be r Si ng er s pe rfo rm Su nd ay A co nc er t of "M us ic by the Hay dn Br ot he rs: Jos eph and M ich ae l," will be p res en ted by P ar ks id e' s Ch am be r Sin ger s, un der the d ire cti on of Fr an k Mu elle r a t 3:30 p.m . this Sun day . T he eve nt will be in the Union Cin ema Th ea te r. UW -M adi son Ch an ce llo r wil l tal k a t UW -M ilw au ke e on April 18 UW-Madis on Cha nce llor and Pr of es so r of Ch em ist ry, Dr . Irv ing Sh ain , will s pea k at the Apr il me etin g for the Milw auk ee Se ctio n of the Am eri can Che mic al So cie ty. T he me eti ng will be i n the UW-M ilwauke e West W iscons in Ro om, St ud ent Union , Fri da y a t 8 p.m . ij jT U n iv e rs it y of W is c o n si n - P a r k s id e an ge r Th ur sd ay , Ap ril 1 7, 1 9 8 0 V ol . 8 - N o. 2 8 U W - P to b e help ce nt er for small bus ine ss Th e Un ive rsit y of Wisco nsin- Pa rk sid e h as be en d esi gn ate d a s a Ma na gem ent As sis tan ce C ent er in a new fed era lly -fu nde d pr og ra m to pro vid e' edu ca tio na l pr og ra m s, te ch n ic al a ss is ta n c e an d a n a ly ti c a l se rv ic e s to sm al l bu sin ess es thr oug h a netw ork of S m al l B us in es s D ev el op m en t Ce nte rs (SBD C). The Un ive rsit y of Wisc onsin Sy ste m has been de sig na ted as an SBDC an d is est ab lish ing Man ­ pow er As sis tan ce Ce nte rs on a co nt ra ctu al ba sis with a nu mb er of p ublic an d pr iv ate un ive rsi tie s in th e s ta te , in cl ud in g UW- Pa rk si de . Se na tor Ga ylo rd Nel son, who wa s a lea de r in effe ctin g the fed era l l egi sla tion to e sta bl ish the pr og ra m , will offi cial ly de di ca te th e UW S y st e m 's SBD C des ign atio n in an ad dr es s fro m W as hi ng to n vi a th e s ta te E du ca ti on T el ep ho ne Ne tw or k (ET N) on April 10 a t 7 p.m . Th e ETN pr es en tat ion al so will in­ clu de r em ar ks by L t. Go v. R uss ell Olson an d Ph ili p Sp ra gu e, Sm all Bu sin ess Ad mi nis tra tio n a ss ist an t ad m in is tr at or . It ca n be he ar d a t UW -Pa rksi de in ro om D-1 10 of th e Wyllie Li br ary -L ea rn ing Ce nte r. Und er the new SBDC pr og ra m , ow ner s an d m an ag er s of sm al l bus ine sse s ( def ine d by t he f ed er al go ve rnm en t as tho se em plo yin g les s tha n 500) who ap ply fo r as sis ta nc e fro m the Pa rk sid e Ce nte r m us t be ap pro ved both on th e lo ca l an d s ta te le v el . As sis tan ce ma y be pro vid ed by UW -Pa rksi de fa cu lty , by ex pe rts Con tinue d On Pa ge Fo ur U W - P stu de nt s to pr es en t work to Academ y of Sciences, Arts, & Le tters by Ste ve M. D an ke rt Th ree Un ive rsit y of Wisc onsin - P a rk si d e st u d e n ts , tw o L if e Sc ie nc e m a jo rs an d on e C he m is tr y m aj o r, wi ll be pre sen tin g th ei r re se ar ch work at th e 1980 An nu al W isc on sin Aca dem y of Sci enc es, Art s, an d Le tte rs Mee ting , Sa tu rd ay April 19. Th e stu de nt s, Ange lina Mon- tem ur ro , Fr an k Sa litu ro, an d Nan cy Po st had pe rfo rm ed the ir re se ar ch he re in the De pa rtm en t of Ch em ist ry lab or ato rie s. Ac­ co rd in g to P ro fe ss o r B ru ce Br anc hin i, th e stu de nt s wor ked un de r ind epe nde nt stu dy an d w ere paid in- pa rt fro m fun ds pro vid ed by the Na tion al Sc ien ce Fou n­ dat ion Un de rg rad ua te Re sea rch Pr og ra m , an d from the KABI Com pany of S we den . Th e to pi cs wh ich wi ll be pre sen ted a t UW-E au Cl air e a re "A ff in it y C hr om at og ra ph y — Ba se d P u ri fi ca ti o n of F ir e fl y Lu ci fe ra se " (by Ange lina Mon- te m ur ro ), "S yn the sis of a Sen­ si ti v e New S u b st ra te fo r C h y m o tr y p si n " (by F ra n k Sa lit ur o) , an d "S yn the sis of a S en si ti ve New S u b st ra te fo r Tr yp si n" (by Nan cy Po st ). Tr av el fun ds for th e tri p hav e been prov ided by the Sci enc e Divis ion a nd by a $150 .00 gif t from a UW-P alu mn us (1978) Rodn ey Ziolko wski. Mr. Ziolkowski is cu rr en tl y em pl oy ed in th e Ma rke ting Divi sion of Amoco Ch em ica ls in Chi cag o. pho to by Joe Ri pp WE ALL KNOW April s ho we rs b rin g M ay f low ers , bu t wh at d o Ap ril s no ws br in g? Ap pa re ntl y a lot o f cold s and s or e thr oa ts, if som e of th e pe ople see n ar ou nd Pa rk sid e ar e any ind ica tio n. pho to by Joe Ri pp TH RE E ST UD EN TS fr om Pa rk si de will pr es en t t he ir re se ar ch wor k a t UW-E au Cla ire th is S at ur da y. Pic tur ed (to p to bo tto m) a re Fr an k Sa litu ro, Nan cy Pos t, Pro fes so r Br uce Br an ch ini . Not sho wn , Ang elin a M on tem ur ro . T h u rs d a y , A pr il 1 7,1 980 T h e G l o b e at a G la n c e L e t t e r s t o t h e E d i t o r Red Cros s m et h os ta g es Sund ay Re d Cr os s o ff ic ia ls w er e al lo w ed to m ee t w ith th e Am eric ah ho sta ge s bein g held in Iran. Off icia ls, as par t of the cond ition s for me etin g with the ho sta ges , wou ld not sa y how man y ho sta ges they saw durin g the me eti ng Sun day . C apti vity is now 166 d ays lon g. (CBS New s, April 15, 1980) U.S . Olympic Team will boyco tt g a m e s By a vo te of 2 to 1, the Unit ed Sta tes Olym pic Co mm itte e vote d to par tici pat e in a boy cot t of the 1980 Sum me r Oly mp ics to toe hel d in Mos cow. Rob ert Kan e, USOC Pre sid ent , sa id , "It wa s the righ t d ec is io n , bu t I'm fe el in g d es p er at el y so rr y for the at hl ete s." The lat est New swe ek poll show tha t 69% of Am eri can s supp ort the boy cot t. (N ew sw eek , April. 21, 1980) Ber t Lance g e ts his da y in court Two an d on e half ye ar s aft er res ign ing as head of the Off ice of Ma nag em ent and Bud get, Ber t Lan ce got his day in an Atla nta fede ral dist rict cour t. So far 13 of the 33 coun ts ag ain st Mr. Lan ce hav e been di sm iss ed . The form er OMB Dir ecto r de nie s ch ar ge s he had mi sap pli ed bank fund s and file d mi sle ad ing fina ncia l rec ord s to se cu re abo ut $1.3 mill ion in loa ns. (T im e, April 21 , 1980) Su pre me Cou rt re fu se s re vie w The U .S. Su pre me Court re fus ed to rev iew an app eal by for me r M ar yl an d G ov er no r M ar vin Man del. The f orm er g ove rno r a nd four as so cia te s wer e con vic ted in a bribe ry and rac ket eer ing ca se ce nt er ed ar ou nd ra ce tr ac k op er at io ns in M ar yl an d. Th e refu sal lea ve s Mande l fac ing four ye ar s in priso n ter ms . (The Wall Stre et Jou rna l, April 15, 1980) As sas sin tried to kil l Ghan di Indian Pr im e Mini ster Indira Gh an di na rr ow ly es ca p ed an as sas sin ati on att em pt Mon day. The 37 yea r old att ac ke r wa s iden tifie d as Ram Bui Chand La lw an i of Ba ro da in nor ­ th w es te rn Gu jar t st a te . (T he Milw auk ee Jo urn al, A pril 14, 1980 ) Phot o wi nn ers an no un ce d The re su lts ar e i n! The win ner s for th e Ra nge r Ph oto C ontes t ha ve been de cid ed. Fro m a total of 48 ph ot og ra ph s en te re d by 23 pho togr aph ers, our jud ges ca m e up w ith w inn ers in ea ch of the two ca teg or ies . In the blac k & w hite ca teg or y, fir st pla ce g oe s to L eona rd Br igg s for his phot o of a ma n sit tin g ag ain st a d oor. Se con d p lac e in the sa m e ca teg or y go es to Har vey He dd en for h is de pi ct io n of "B urg lar Hun ting ." Hon orab le me nti on s in the bla ck & wh ite ca teg or y g o to Leo nar d B rig gs for two p hoto s — the s mo ke s tac k a nd the fa ce & le gs . In the c olo r ca te go ry , fi rst pla ce is aw ard ed to Ja me s D. Vent ura for hi s phot o of "Sa raf ina ". Seco nd pl ac e go es to Gordon J. Ste im le fo r his sun set phot o ove r a ca lm lak e. Hono rable m ent ion s in the col or cat ego ry ha ve bee n aw ard ed to Ja m es D. Vent ura for "Am ­ ste rd am " and to Leo nard Br igg s for "G las s." The fir st pla ce win ner s in both ca teg or ies will re ce ive a $15 g ift ce rt ifi ca te for Cam era World of R ac in e an d K en os ha . Se co nd pla ce win ne rs will re ce ive $7.50. All of t he pho tos e nte red will be on di sp la y in Ma in P la ce tom orro w, Fr ida y, April 18 during the da y. All ent ran ts ma y pick up their pho tos begi nnin g Mond ay, April 21 i n the Ran ger off ice . R an ge r wo uld li k e to con gra tul ate the win ner s and all of the e ntr ant s for a job w ell d one . Look for war d for mo re phot o co nt est s spo nso red by Ran ger in the ye ar s to co me . Mea nwh ile, happ y sho otin g! g a n g e r i s n o w a c c e p t in g a p p li c a ti o n s fo r th e E d i t o r fo r th e 1 9 8 0 - 8 1 a c a d e m ic y e a r . A p p li c a n ts m u st b e r e g is te r e d U W - P a r k s id e s tu d e n ts p la n n in g to ta k e at le a st 6 c r e d it s e a c h se m e s te r . D e a d li n e fo r a p p li c a ti o n s : A p r il 2 1 , 1 9 8 0 S e n d a p p li c a ti o n & r e s u m e t o : R an ge r WLLC D139 U W -P ar ks id e Ke no sh a, W1 53141 A let ter on le tt er s To the Edi tor: If on e p a ys at te nt io n to Pa rk sid e's gra pev ine , whic h I hav e hea rd ad dr ess ed as one ot the b est , on e m ay beg in to w ond er if t his Un ive rsi ty is in " Am eri ca - land of the fre e, hom e of the bra ve; "f re ed om s" of bo th sp ee ch and of the p res s. I coul d go on an d pre sen t to you the ide alo gic al "A me ric a" but I be lie ve tha t we hav e had that v iew imb edd ed in us sin ce our birth . What I wil l pre sen t to you is a sl ig h tl y d if fe re n t vi ew , no t ne ce ssa ril y th e "tr uth " ju st a s the ab ove vie w is not ne ce ssa ril y the "tru th". Also th is vie w is not ne ce ssa ril y my vie w, but a vie w that I ha ve acq uir ed throu gh the gra pe vin e he re at 'sc ho ol. My las t lett er to the ed ito r wa s titled "B ure au cra cy Th rea ten s" and a pp ear ed Feb rua ry 28. He re I to uc he d upo n th e po te n ti al d an ge rs of an e ff ic ie n t bu re au cr at ic in st it u ti on . S in ce tha t le tte r I hav e c om e to kn ow of a sp ec ifi c da nge r of suc h a sy st em — the dan ger of stu de nts ac ­ cep tin g the "S tat us Quo" d ue to a ve ry re a l fe a r of su ff er in g rep erc uss ion s from thos e in pow er if one op po ses the pow er gro ups ' vie ws . T he val idit y of this beli ef is not the quest ion , ratio nal or no t, the fea r is rea l and is a m ea ns of con trol . Many s tud ent s and s om e fa cu lty hav e sta ted that t he R ang er is pro- ad m in is tr at io n , th at th ei r rel ati ons hip is mo re p ers ona l th an pro fes sio nal . Fr om wh at I h ear d I won dere d if my las t lett er wou ld be pr inte d - it w as . I as su m e that this o ne w ill a ls o b e p ri nt ed If n ot we will ag ai n se e the Stu den t Vo ice" bei ng use d as an alt er - "^ tu de nt s ha ve told m e tha t the y fee l thr eat en ed by the fa ct tha t the y m ust si gn le tte rs to the edi tor and gi ve the ir pho ne nu mb er. Ev en if one as ks not to ha ve the ir na me pu bli she d one ca nn ot be su re tha t t hey wi ll not se e it a t the bo tto m .o f their let ter wh en it ap pe ar s in the Ra ng er. To go on e ste p fur ther , stu de nt s fee l tha t ev en if the ir na m e i s wit hhe ld the ad mi nis tra tio n ca n al w ay s find out who wro te wh at and wi ll if it su its the ir ne ed s. With fe ar s su ch as th es e how ca n one ex pe ct stu de nts to ge t inv olv ed . Las t w eek in S ue St ev en s' not so pro -ad min istr atio n ed ito ria l sh e qu est ion ed the co nt ro ve rsi al top ic of ten ure . S he pr ese nte d q ue sti on s con cer nin g hid den cr ite ria an d eco no mi ca l con dit ion s pla yin g a ro le in co nt ra ct de cis io ns . Sh e as ke d "Wh at ca n stu de nt s do ?" And sh e res po nd ed tha t "M an y ha ve vo ice d the ir opi nio ns, but few ha ve tri ed to look a t the sy st em an d m ak e fe a si b le su gg est ion s for im pr ov em en t." Ca n on e h on es tl y e x p e c t stu de nts to m ak e s ug ge st io ns to a sy ste m that the y a re af ra id to ev en vo ice the ir opi nio ns to? Stu den ts, fa cu lty , an d st af f, if you ha ve vie ws tha t you wo uld lik e to ex pr es s but fea r to vo ic e th em , foll ow the ed ito ria l g ui de lin es an d drop the an on ym ou s let ter in a "lo ck ed " P .S. G. A. su gg es tio n box and I will turn it in to the Ranser wit h my na me on it an d/or use it to fut ur e my res ear ch. B eh av io ra l Sc ie nc e Senato r P.S .G .A . or > Ga ry Ne u Editor 's no te E d it o r' s no te : It is wi th great co nc er n th a t I wil l at te m pt to c la ri fy ou r re as on s for requi ring sig na tur es an d phone num bers on al l le tt e rs w e pr in t. Fi rst of all, I ca n sa y th a t no on e bu t Rang er st af f m e m b e r s se e th e na me s on le tt e rs w e re ce iv e. We must re qu ir e a si gn a tu re on let ter s in o rd e r to p ro te ct th e au th or . If th e le tt er is no t si gn ed , we hav e no w a y of kn ow in g if th e let ter was w ri tt en by th e pe rs on wh ose nam e a p p ea rs on it . Ph on e nu m be rs are re qu ir ed for ve ri fic at io n purp oses o n ly . W e do no t ed it lett ers . T h e re fo re , if w e fee l th at any po rt io n of th e le tt e r is un cle ar , or po ss ib ly d e fa m a to ry , w e mu st call th e a u th o r in or de r to m ak e any c h a n g e s. A ny on e wh o is still u n su re ab ou t th e co nf id en tia lly of th e le tt e rs we re ce iv e should sp ea k to m e , Su e S te ve ns , in the R a n g er o ff ic e . If you 'd lik e to w ri te a le tt e r an d ha ve your nam e w it h h el d , se nd it to m e in a sealed e n v e lo p e . P le as e in clu de your r e a s o n s fo r w it h h o ld in g your n a m e a ls o . A ny on e que stio nin g wh eth er w e prin t all the lett ers we re c ei ve ca n re st as su re d . I have pr in te d e v e r y le tt er so far this ye a r, a s lo ng a s it ad he re d to the fe w si m p le ru le s we prin t eve ry w ee k in ou r m a st h ea d . Stud ents fe a r auth ority To the Edi tor : The us e or m isu se o f t he p re ss i s ju st on e ar ea st u d en ts fe el thr eat ene d. In the Be ha vio ral Sc ien ce Div isio n t he re i s a sim ila r fea r, the fea r of bein g op pre sse d by the div isio n if on e qu est ion s their aut hor ity. I my sel f ha ve been suf fer ing me ta l an gu ish due to m y in vol vem ent wit h Pr of ess or Sa m Wrig hts rec on sid era tio n for con tra ct ren ew al. The div isio na l co m m itt ee vot ed ag ai n st a on e ye ar co n tr ac t re ne w al w hi ch wo ul d h av e allo wed Sa m to co m e up for his te nu re he ar in g. To m or ro w , Fr ida y, April 18 a t 2:00 P. M. in Moln 213 Prof ess or Wrigh t and the Div isio nal Com mit tee wil l m ee t. It wil l be an ope n hea rin g: thus , all int ere ste d pe op le m ay att en d. A cont inua tion of "Wr ight vs . Mig ht". In th is m eet ing Pr ofe sso r Wright wi ll at tem pt to co nv inc e the div isio na l co mm itt ee tha t the fa cts sho w that he ha s ea rn ed a ch an ce for ten ure and that by not ren ewi ng his con tra ct the y ha ve take n an ex pe cte d ye ar aw ay from him , thus se ve rly hin der ing his futu re. I ha ve run ac ro ss a ma jor pro blem wo rki ng on Sa m 's ca se . Th e st ud en ts in this di vis ion ar e afr aid to vo ic e the ir opi nio ns for fea r of re ta lia to n. Stu den ts fe el tha t the ir gr ad es m ay be tam ­ per ed wi th; tha t the ne ce ss ar y let te rs of r ec om me nd ati on m ay be bia sed du e to the ir po lit ica l in­ vo lv em en t; and ge ne ra lly fe el tha t the ir fu tu re is a t sta ke and that the y m us t not op po se the om nip ote nt "s ys te m ". Th is is not the fir st tim e tha t I ran ac ro ss thi s f ea r. In a m ee tin g b et w ee n S o c. /A n th ro . st u d en ts and an "o ut sid e" co ns ult an t wh o wa s re vie wi ng the di sc ip lin e (a sta nd ard pr ac tic e) , I be ca m e aw ar e of w hat se em ed to be a ve ry ra ti on al fe a r . M an y of th e st u d en ts p re se n t vo ic ed th ei r op in io ns in ho pe of h av in g som eth ing don e ab ou t the iss ue . Wh en th e co n su lt a n ts ' re p or t ca m e in , no wh ere on t he fiv e pa ge ev alu ati on wa s the re an y me nti on of the stu de nt s' fe ar s. Ha vin g non e of our iss ue s ad dr es se d, wond er if he too wa s not a m em be r of th e om n ip ot en t sy st em . I now beg in to se e the im ­ pli cat ion s of the stu de nt s' fe ar s I Sue St ev en s, Ed ito r Ken M ey er , F ea tu re Ed ito r Da ve C ra m er , S po rts Ed ito r g a n g e r Br ian Fe lla nd , B us in es s M an ag er St ev e D an ke rt , Ne ws Ed ito r T om C oo p er , C ha ir m an o f t he Bo ar d an r8 i, h ' A d M an a9 er ^ vm E p a e d ur a" S r r; a G n i n p a\ ^ m e o 9 ? o 0 s e h p ' Loc han sk i < Su s a " De nis e So bie sk i, Lor i M ey er , Jo hn C ra m er . P a s s i n o , Jo se ph Ri pp , Don S ch er re r, UW P ar k S id e a n d ,h e v a re so le ly RA NG ER is p rin te d'b y' th e Unto J? C ^ P ^ a l^ P u b U s ^ in ^ C o * i f " 9 a n d ho lic l a V S . Pa rk si de , Ke no sha , Wl 53141 P ar ks id e R an ge r, WL LC D139 u w Le tte rs to th e Ed ito r will hp a r r o n i^ u . ' re se rv es de fa m at or y co nt en t. and wh y the y ha ve never been ad dr es se d. I fi rst be cam e aware o f th ese fe ar s in 1975; f or all I kno w the y cou ld ha ve bee n h ere longer. Th ey ar e a de fin ite form of social con tro l. Int end ed or no t, it is a fact tha t stu de nts ar e afra id to voice the ir o pin ion s if they happen to be dif fer en t then the divi sion . Stu de nts , a ga in I ask you, if you ar e fea rfu l of suffe ring repe r­ cu ss io ns for sho win g your support for Pr of es so r Wrigh t, write or typ e m e an ano nym ous letter or sig n it sta tin g your view s and/or fe ar s a nd an y fa ct s that you may ha ve . U se the P.S .G. A. suggestion bo xe s. Th ey ar e lock ed and wil l ge t to m e. I ha ve alrea dy been ap pr oa che d by a stud ent who has be en w ar ne d to le av e the "W rig ht" ca se alo ne. Any oth er fe ar s or is su es wil l als o be dealt wit h. Ga ry Ne u C R O P Hu ng er Hike Sund ay An y P ar k si d e stu de nts in­ ter es ted in wal kin g in the C R 0 " Hun ger Hik e in Kenosha this Sun day afte rno on should see Su e St ev en s in the Rang er office or Sis ter Sh igo in WLL C 283 as soo n as po ssi bl e. La st y ea r app rox ima tely 40 U w- P stu de nt s hel ped rai se $1 2, 80 5 to hel p fig ht hung er around tne wo rld . Ov er $3,000 of this mon ey ca m e bac k to Kenosha for loc a hun ger nee ds through the Lin col n Nei ghb orh ood Cent er. ... With the Camb odian people suu str ug gli ng to sur viv e, this wo rn be on e wa y of knowing that yo > the ind ivid ual , can help. , Le t's sh ow that Park side cares. Sig n up to wal k, run, or ev ro lle rsk ate in the hike today. 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 28, April 17, 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 1980-04-17 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 marijuana parking