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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document T h u r s d a y , M ay 8 , 1 9 8 0 ir f f U n iv e r s it y of W is c o n s in - P a r k s i d e an ge r V o l. 8 - N o . 3 1 St ud en t gr ou ps e l e c t n e w l e a d e r s Ke n Me yer vo te d in a s n e w Ranger E d it or by S ue S te ve ns Ken M ey er w as el ec te d to th e pos itio n of E di to r of th e R an ge r fo r th e 1980-81 ac ad em ic ye ar du rin g a m ee tin g of th e R an ge r Bo ar d of D ir ec to rs la st F ri d ay . M ey er ha s se rv ed a s F ea tu re E di to r fo r the R an ge r th is ye ar an d w as a co -e dit or of the st ud en t n e w sp a p e r a t T re m p e r Hi gh Sch ool in th e p as t. Whe n as ke d w ha t pl an s he ha s fo r ne xt y e a r' s R an ge r, M ey er sa id , " I' m no t goi ng to m ak e an y m aj or ch an ge s. I' m jus t go ing to le t R an ge r ke ep gr ow in g. I ha ve a st ro ng fo un da tio n on wh ich to bui ld up on ." "W e m ad e a la rg e im pr ov em en t half - way th ro ug h th is y ea r wi th a ch an ge of pr in te rs . Not only do es the pa pe r look mu ch be tt er , bu t now we al so ha ve m or e tim e to wo rk o n th e p a p er 's c on ten t ra th er th an to sp en d ho ur s on th e ph ys ica l pa st e- up ," he ad de d. Me ye r is loo kin g fo rw ar d to co n ti n u in g w ith th e p re se n t pr in te r. He sa id , "U nl ik e th is y ea r, I ca n en joy th e new p ri nt er fo r th e e n ti re ye ar in st ea d of ha vin g to st an d fo r the lou sy pr in tin g we ha d the fi rs t se m es te r th is y e a r. " "M y m ai n w or ry is the one th at ha s pla gu ed al l ed ito rs be fo re m e an d pr ob ab ly al l ot he r st ud en t or ga ni za tio ns . T ha t, of co ur se , is fin din g pe op le w ho w an t to de vo te a few ho ur s a we ek to so m et hi ng wo rth wh ile . Se ein g the fin ish ed pr od uc t an d sa yi ng , 'I he lpe d do th a t' is, in m y opi on, th e hig he st be ne fit , bu t if pe op le w an t ot he rs we off er m o re ," the new ed ito r ad de d. Wh at do es R an ge r ha ve to of fe r th at m ay a tt ra c t st ud en ts to join ? M ey er a d d e d , " W r it e rs a n d ph ot og ra ph er s ca n ea rn a cr ed it on R an ge r an d ad sa le sp eo pl e re ce iv e a 15% co mm iss io n on the ad s the y se ll , so I thi nk R an ge r ha s a lot to o ff er ." KEN M EY ER Jan O ec hl er to le ad Stud ent Or gan iza tio ns JAN OE CH LE R S u cc ee d in g M ar y B ra u n a s P re si de nt of S.O .C . wil l be Ja n O ec hl er . M iss O ec hle r w as el ec te d the new S.O .C. P re si de nt fo r th e 1980-81 sch oo l y ea r. Sh e will be a ju ni o r an d is m a jo ri n g in B us in es s, wi th an em ph as is on ac co un tin g. M iss Oe ch ler ha s pa rt ic ip at ed in ch ee rl ea di ng , th e S .O .C ., an d bo w lin g fo r th e P ar k si de bow ling te am . RA NG ER qu es tio ne d the S.O .C. P r e s id e n t - e le c t ab o u t h er th ou gh ts on th e st ud en t c om m itt ee an d on so m e of he r go al s a s he ad of th e S. O. C. ; sh e pr ov id ed th e foll ow ing in fo rm ati or f. M iss Oe ch le r sa id sh e ho pe s to m ak e th e S.O .C. m or e th an ju st a pl ac e w hic h o rg an iz at io ns co m e t o fo r m on ey . Th e new pr es id en t be lie ve s so m e gu id eli ne s sh ou ld be se t co nc er ni ng bu dg eti ng for th e v a ri o u s c lu b s an d or ga ni za tio ns on ca m pu s. Th e pr es id en t - el ec t su pp or ts the id ea of ev en ts lik e W int er C ar ni va l, b ut s ay s th at so m e w ork ne ed s to be do ne in pr om oti ng an d wo rk ing on th e ca rn iv al . Sh e b el ie v es th a t s tu d e n t - ad ­ m in is tr a ti o n co o p e ra ti o n on ca m pu s is a m us t, an d wo uld lik e to g en er at e m or e st ud en t pa r­ tic ip ati on in th e or ga ni za tio ns a t P ar ks id e. "T he m ai n pr ob lem I thi nk st ud en t g ro up s fa ce a t P ar ks id e is / • TO M SH U LA K PA B sp on so red The E N D i s n e a r ! by M ira J . L oc ha ns ki Th e 11t h An nu al " E n d " sp on ­ so re d by PA B wil l be he ld on the we ek- en d of Ma y 17 a nd 18. "T he E n d ", sa id Tom Sh ul ak , new P re si de nt of PA B, " is on e of P a rk si d e 's onl y tr ad iti on s a s fa r a s st u de nt s g o. I thi nk it 's good to h a v e so m e th in g w h e re a ll st ud en ts ca n ge t to ge th er af te r sc ho ol 's ou t an d ha ve a g ood tim e, es pe ci al ly w he re the y do n' t ha ve to w or ry ab ou t fi na ls or an yt hi ng e ls e ." Th e d oo rs wil l o pen a t 5:30 p. m . Th e fi rs t ba nd on S at ur da y, th e Un ity Bl ue G ra ss Ba nd , wil l s ta rt a t 6 :30 p. m . a nd the se co nd ba nd , Ar oy al, wi l s ta rt a t 9:30 p. m . On Su nd ay , Eu ro pe wi ll pla y a t 6:3 0 p. m . T ru e wil l the n s ta rt a t 9:30 p. m . A no th er P A B -s po ns or ed ac ­ tiv ity is a So ftb all To ur na m en t on Sa tu rd ay a t 1 p. m . T he re is no en tr y fe e, "W e' re hop ing to ge t a lot of st ud en t or ga ni za tio n te am s an d ev en at hl et ic te am s, To m s a id , "I f we h a v e in c li m a te w ea th er we wil l ca nc el the ac - I N S I D E . . . * S tr a n g er is h e r e ! * H e a lt h fu ll y y o u r s d e a ls w it h y e a r -e n d s tr e s s * B a n q u e t h o n o r s a th le te s ge tti ng m em be rs . With P ar ks id e bei ng a- co m m ut er co lle ge , th e st ud en ts do n' t ge t inv olv ed wi th the di ff er en t cl ub s on ca m pu s. "S om e st ud en ts a re n 't ev en aw ar e th at cl ub s e xi st on ca m pu s. If the di ffe re nt cl ub s co uld re ac h the se st ud en ts , I be lie ve w e'd ha ve a be tte r st ud en t lif e on c am p u s. " M is s O e ch le r co n c lu d e d , "T hr ou gh S.O .C. I hop e to re ac h m or e pe op le an d sho w th em w ha t (P ar k si d e) it ha s to o ff er ." Tom Shulak re -e lec te d for PA B Pre side nt 1980 -1 Th e cu rr en t P ar ks id e Ac tiv itie s Bo ard P re si de nt , To m S hu la k, ha s bee n re - ele ct ed to h is pos t f or the 1980 - 81 ac ad em ic ye ar . M r. Sh ula k wil l be a se ni or ne xt y ea r as a do ub le m aj or in C he m is try an d Co mp ute r Sc ie nc e. His pr ev io us ex pe rie nc es in­ clu de m em be rs hi p in PA B f or th e p re v io u s th re e y e a r s , m em ­ be rs hi p in P ar k si d e' s bow ling te am , a nd p ar t - t im e w ork fo r th e co m pu te r ce nt er he re on ca m pu s. Am ong th e th in gs th at th e cu rr en t PA B he ad in di ca te d to R an ge r w as th e ne ed fo r in­ cr ea se d m em be rs hi p in th e ac ­ tiv iti es bo ar d. He ci te d th at m e m b e rs h ip d u ri n g p re v io u s y ea rs ha d bee n o ve r 50 p eo ple , b ut thi s ye ar wa s dow n to ab ou t 30 pe op le. Sh ula k al so mfmTToffed^WaFIfie" bo ar d ha s be en m ak in g ef fo rt s to in cr ea se st ud en t a w ar en es s of his or ga ni za tio n an d to re ce iv e m or e in pu t a nd fe ed ba ck fr om st ud en ts . Th e PA B pr es id en t al so sa id th at he fe els th at th e m os t im ­ po rt an t pu rp os e of PA B is to "p ro vi de st u de n ts wi th a va ri et y of (e co no m ic al ) en te rt ai nm en t (r an gi ng ) fr om fi lm s an d da nc es to s ki tr ip s an d l ec tu re s . . . PA B 's phi los oph y is on e of (p ro vi di ng ) we ll ro un de d pr og ra m m in g to ful fill the ne ed s of all st u d en ts ." Qu eri ed a bo ut hi s p lan s fo r P AB in the co m in g y ea r, the pr es id en t - el ec t sa id th at th er e a re th re e go als he wo uld l ike to p ur su e i n h is ne xt te rm : "( T h e) fi rs t is to in cr ea se st ud en t aw ar en es s of PA B . . . (t he ) se co nd is to in cr ea se th e m em be rs hi p in PA B to m ak e it a st ro ng er or ga ni za tio n, . . . (a nd th e) th ir d is to in cr ea se ou r pr og ra m m in g on ca m pu s, alo ng wi th try in g to i nc re as e a tt en da nc e a t ou r ev en ts ." ti v it y ." "T he Ro cky Ho rro r P ic tu re Sh ow " w ill be sho wn in th e Uni on Sq ua re Sa tu rd ay a t 1 p. m . T he re wil l al so be a F ri sb ee Golf To ur na m en t he ld, al so a t 1 p. m . Th os e who p ar ti cp at e in the S o ft b al l T o u rn a m e n t w ill be aw ar de d p riz es . F ir st pl ac e i s fr ee ad m is si o n tQ " T h e E n d " on S at ur da y, Se co nd pl ac e inc lud es fr ee be er tic ke ts. An oth er ac ti vi ty is "T he Gon g Sh ow " a t 3 p. m . Su nd ay . Any st ud en ts ca n pa rt ic ip at e in the sho w by fil lin g ou t an ap pl ica tio n an d i nf or m in g P AB w he th er or not an y eq ui pm en t will be ne ed ed . Ti ck et s for Th e En d a re on ly av ai la bl e a t th e do or. S at ur da y 's tic ke ts ru n $2.50 fo r st ud en ts , $3.00 gu es ts . S un da y' s tic ke ts a re $3.00 for st ud en ts an d $3.50 fo r gu es ts . Gu es ts wil l ne ed so me on e fro m P ar ks id e to ge t the m in . E ac h st ud en t wil l b e a llo we d one gu es t. Tw o typ es of ID will be re qu ire d an d th er e will be no lim it on the nu m be r of tic ke ts so ld . C o l l e g i a t e C r ie r Tr ace m e ta ls an d ca n ce r le ct ur e to m or ro w Th e r ol e of t ra ce m et al s a s a di et ar y e le m en t in re la tio n to c an ce r wil l be th e s ub je ct of a le ct ur e b y D r. M ar ia C. Li nd er a t U W -P ar ks id e. Th e ta lk wil l be to m or ro w , M ay 9, a t 2 p. m . in M oli na ro H all , Ro om 11 5. Final pe rs on al gr ow th w or ks h op s a n n o u n ce d Th e fi na l th re e pe rs on al gr ow th wo rk sh op s of th e se m es te r wil l be "A na ly zin g Re la tio ns hi p N ee ds " (M ay 19 ), "C re at iv e Pr ob le m So lv in g" (J u ne 2) , a nd "E le m en ts of S u cc es s" (J un e 9) . F ee is $10 p er ses sio n an d m ee tin g tim es a re 6:30-9 :30 p. m . in Ta lle nt H all . F or re gi st ra tio n an d inf o ca ll 553-23 12. Co m pu te r Fair 4 — Ju ne 7 P ar k si d e' s Sc ien ce Div isio n will sp on so r a Co m pu ter F ai r 4, S at u r­ da y, Ju ne 7,19 80. T he f ai r wil l be he ld in th e P ar k si d e Uni on fr om 9:0 0 a. m . to 4:00 p. m . To ob ta in m or e in fo rm at io n co nt ac t Do na ld P ie le in th e Sc ie nc e Div isio n a t 553-2 231 o r 2327. Fr ee co nc er t to ni gh t by UW-P E ns em bl e A f re e pub lic pe rf or m an ce by th e UW- P St rin g C ha m be r E ns em bl e wil l be pr es en te d ton igh t a t 8 p. m . in the Co mm . Ar ts T he at er . G ue st a rt is t wil l be fa cu lty pi an ist B ar ba ra M ar is . M ad iso n of fe rs M ast er 's le ve l e n e r g y curr iculu m UW- Mad ison will be off eri ng a new m as te r's -l ev el cu rr ic ul um in en er gy pol icy an d an al ys is . Th e cu rr ic ul um , to be of fer ed ne xt fa ll, is ge ar ed for g ra d u at e st ud en ts in te re st ed in en er gy -r el at ed wo rk wit h go ve rn m en ts , ut ili tie s, co ns ult in g fi rm s, an d ot he r or ga ni za tio ns co nc ern ed wit h en er gy . W om en in art an d po et ry p re se nt at io n Ju ne 1 An ex pl or ati on of wo me n in a rt an d po et ry , en tit le d "M ult i-c ol or ed , Cro wd ed Vo ic es ," w ill be pr es en te d a t 3:00 p. m ., Ju n e 1 , a t the Mo the r Co ur ag e Book St or e lo ca ted a t 224 S ta te S tr ee t in R ac in e, Wi sco nsi n. The pr es en ta tio n wil l f ea tu re sli de s an d po et ry re ad in gs . On e of tho se at te nd in g w ill be Ro se m ar y S tr an d, wh o is wi th the W us tum Mu seu m of R ac in e. * Nat ura l Histo ry M us eu m in C hi ca go will pr es en t film on Co lum bia Ch ic ag o's Fi el d M use um of N at ur al Hi sto ry will pr es en t a film tit led "T he Pe op le of C ol um bi a: Gold of El D or ad o. " T he film will be sho wn ev er y F ri d ay , S at ur da y, an d Su nd ay du rin g Ma y an d Ju n e a t 11 a. m . an d 2 p. m . Fo r m or e in fo rm ati on ca ll l-(312)-922-31 36. P a g e 2 T h u rs d a y , M ay 8, 19 80 R an ge r G o a ls a r e yo ur o w n by S ue S tev en s Wor k yo ur fi ng er s to th e bo ne an d w ha t do you ge t? Bo ney fin ge rs ? H ar dl y. All of us, es pe ci all y a s st ud en ts , m us t wo rk f or a r e a s o n .. . s om e g oa ls we ha ve se t fo r ou rs el ve s. Wi tho ut go al s you al w ay s en d up in th e s am e pl ac e. You c a n 't ge t an yw he re wi tho ut fi rs t kn ow ing w he re you w an t to g o, s o w hy do so m an y st ud en ts at te nd fo ur y ea rs of cl as se s wi tho ut fi gu rin g o ut j us t wh at the y w an t to d o? Who kn ow s? If you w er e to ge t a pho ne ca ll fr om so m eo ne as ki ng you how t o ge t t o Ra ci ne , w ha t m us t y ou as k him or he r in o rd er to di re ct th em ? "W he re a re you no w ?" Un les s you kno w w he re you a re , yo u'l l ne ve r be ab le to fi gu re ou t how to ge t to yo ur de sti ne d po int . T he re a re too m an y pe op le wh o de ci de w ha t th ey w an t to do a nd the n g o ou t a nd tr y to d o i t w ith ou t d ec id ing w he re the y a re . T he y wil l go no wh er e be ca us e the y a r e no wh er e. All of th is is, of co ur se , ve ry a b st ra ct , bu t it is im po rt an t to al l of us . Th e st ud en ts he re a t P ar ks id e a r e ve ry di ve rs e. Fo r th at ve ry re as on , se tti ng go al s is es se nt ia l to an yo ne at te nd in g cl as se s he re . T oo m an y pe op le t ry to s et go al s th at a re ve ry m uc h l ik e tho se of th e p eo ple su rr ou nd in g th em . If ev er yo ne w as to se t the sa m e go al s, th is wo rld wo uld be co m e a ve ry bo rin g pl ac e. I b eli ev e t h at th e st ud en t l ea de rs on th is c am pu s, inc lud in g m ys el f, a r e gu ilt y of lu m pi ng th e P ar k si de st ud en ts to ge th er . With ap pr ox im at el y 5,000 stu de nt s to wo rk wi th, it 's ve ry ea sy to be gin as su m in g th in gs ab ou t th e gr ou p a s a wh ole wi tho ut ta ki ng in to co ns id er at io n th e ne ed s of di ff er en t st ud en ts . P er ha ps ou r ex pe ct io ns of th e st ud en t b ody th is ye ar w er e too hig h. P er h ap s no t. At th e ve ry be gin nin g of th e sch oo l ye ar , I (a s wel l a s ot he rs on ca m pu s) se t so m e go als to ac ­ co m pl ish by the en d of th e sp rin g se m es te r. So m e of th os e go als ha ve be en re ac he d; so m e ha ve no t. Wh at th es e go al s w er e an d wh ich on es w er e re ali ze d do es n' t m at te r. Wh at do es m at te r is th at by ac co m pl ish in g so m e of th em , I ha ve bu ilt on to an al re ad y ex ist in g fo un da tio n so th at th e p eo ple to ta ke th is job a ft er m e c an co nt inu e t o se t g oa ls a nd m ak e im pr ov em en ts . In t hi s la st i ss ue of th e R an ge r t hi s ye ar th er e a re th re e an no un ce m en ts of new stu de nt le ad er s. Th e P ar k si de Ac tiv iti es Bo ard ha s re - el ec te d To m Sh ul ak a s pr es id en t. Th e St ud en t 0 r S a n ' z a t l 0 Co unc il ha s el ec te d Ja n Oe ch le r as th ei r new pr es id en t. R an ge r ha s, al so el ec te d a new le ad er Ken M ey er a s ed it or /p re si de n t. T he se th re e pe op le, alo ng wi th T ra cy G ru be r, w ho w as el ec te d th e new pr es id en t of th e P ar ks id e St ud e G ov er nm en t As so cia tio n th is sp ri ng , a re ai pr ep ar ed fo r th e ye ar ah ea d of th em . T he y a re al l qu al ifi ed fo r th ei r po sit ion s, pe rh ap s m or e th an m an y who h av e h eld th ei r of fic es i n th e p as t. At th e en d of f in al s w ee k, w he n m os t s tu de nt s a re re jo ic in g (o r su lk in g) ab ou t th e en d of an ot he r ye ar , th es e s tu de nt s wil l beg in th e m os t im po rt an t po rti on of th ei r te rm s. Whi le ot h er s ta ke off fo r su m m er job s an d va ca tio ns , th es e st ud en ts wi ll sp en d m os t of th ei r sp a re ti m e he re a t P ar ks id e. i kno w. I di d th e sa m e thi ng la st su m m er . Lik e I d id la st y ea r, I be lie ve th at th ey wil l look fo rw ar d to th e co m in g ye ar a s on e of ch an ge . I he fee lin g of a nt ic ip at io n a bo ut the ye ar to c om e i s t he ve ry thi ng th at he lp s st ud en t le ad er s m ak e it th ro ug h the ye ar wi th ou t giv ing up . Qu itt ing ca n oft en be co me te m pt in g wh en ev er yo ne is th ro wi ng cr iti ci sm yo ur wa y, bu t an yo ne de di ca te d to ac ­ co mp lis hi ng go al s a s m uc h a s th es e peo ple a re kn ow s th at qu itt in g is ac tu al ly m or e di ffi cu lt th an st ay in g wi th it . Th ey wil l le ar n , a s I ho pe m an y m or e st ud en ts he re w ill, th at de di ca tio n a nd wo rk do p ay off . T he y wil l pr ob ab ly le ar n m or e th is ne xt ye ar th an th ey ev er wil l in an y c la ss ro om . L ea rn in g c an be a ve ry pa inf ul thi ng if t h a t' s t he wa y y ou w an t it , b ut it ca n al so be so m et hi ng th at you wil l re m em be r fo r th e re st of yo ur lif e. L ea rn in g is n 't m em or izi ng fo rm ul as or lis te ni ng to le ct ur es un til the y a ll so un d th e s am e. I t' s gi vi ng of yo urs elf un til you ca n 't gi ve an ym or e an d th en fin din g new w ay s t o g iv e. T he re a re a few st ud en ts a t P ar k si de who tr ul y kn ow w ha t I m ea n wh en I sa y, " I lov e le ar ni ng , bu t I h at e go ing to c la s s ." You c an 't kno w w ha t th at m ea ns un le ss yo u' ve ex pl or ed ev er y le ar ni ng op po rtu ni ty . So, you do wo rk yo ur fi ng er s to th e bo ne to ac ­ co m pl ish the go al s yo u'v e s et fo r yo ur se lf . W ha t if you sti ll do n' t fee l a s th ou gh yo u' ve ac co m pl is he d yo ur go al s? If th a t' s tr ue , y ou ha ve to fin d an ot he r wa y, bu t t hi s ti m e fi gu re o ut w he re y ou a re to be gin wi th. No on e is ev er in th e s am e pl ac e, s o d on 't a sk so m eo ne el se . Ask yo ur se lf. E ar n y o u r d e g r e e at U W -P a rk si d e an d y o u r c o m m is s io n at M ar qu ett e Ar m y RO TC is a le ad er sh ip dev el­ op m en t pr og ram on col leg e ca mp us ­ es th ro ug ho ut th e co un tr y. I t pre­ pa re s st ud en ts for re sp on sib le pos i­ tio ns a s offi cer s in th e ac tiv e A rm y an d Re se rv es . Ev en th ou gh A rm y ROT C is no t av ai la bl e on yo ur ca m pu s, yo u ca n ta ke th e co urs es a t ou rs . You'l l ge t th e sa m e m an ag em en t tr a in in g an d e x p e ri e n c e t h a t s tu ­ de nt s he re g et . You 'll ge t th e sa m e op po rtu ni tie s for sc ho lar sh ip s an d th e sa m e fin an cia l be ne fit s du rin g yo ur jun ior an d sen ior ye ar s ($10 0 per m on th , up to 20 m on th s) . So wh ile you ea rn yo ur ch ose n de­ g re e a t y o u r co ll eg e, yo u ca n e a rn yo ur o ffic er's com mi ssio n a t o ur s. ARM Y ROTC. LEARN WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD. For de tai ls, co nt ac t: En ro llm en t Of fic er M ili ta ry Sc ie nc e D ep t. M ar qu et te U. 1-224-7195 AT UA ST UJ tC /t: C rO TS or rt 6T H "v (* -T O P o 36 F O *6 o u a . H A I N w e L TS O v e * o o a . £ y £ s / RO TC a t UW- P by M ira J . L oc ha ns ki A dv an ce yo ur c a r e e r; go to sc h o o l tu it io n -p a id , in c lu d in g liv in g ex pe ns es ; be a b le to tr av el an d m ee t new pe op le fr om al l ar ou nd th e Un ite d S ta te s an d ab ro ad . So you thi nk y o u 're no t cu t ou t fo r Ar my lif e? H e re 's w ha t a fe w st u de nt s wh o a r e in RO TC ha ve to sa y . . . O rin T ay lo r, wh o is a po lit ic al sc ie nc e m aj or an d a jun ior a t UW- P , re m ar ke d th at " I be ca m e in­ te re st ed in RO TC wh en I w as a t Lo yo la U ni ve rs ity in Ch ic ag o. I sa w so m e gu ys ri di ng ar ou nd in a he lic op te r an d la nd ed in th e m id dl e of th e fo ot ba ll fie ld an d it loo ke d lik e fu n ." "N ot on ly w as it fu n, bu t it ap p ea re d ch al le ng in g an d , th ey pay yo u fo r it , fo r yo ur sk il l. B as ic al ly , th a t' s how I di d it . It ca n ad v an ce my fu tu re c a re e r a s a l aw ye r be ca us e t he A rm y h as it s own Le ga l C o rp s, " sa id O ri n. "A nd w he re m os t la w ye rs s ta r­ tin g ou t ha ve to fin d s om e pl ac e to wo rk (i t wil l co st th em m on ey to se t up th ei r ow n p ra ct ic e an d be sid es th a t, em pl o ye rs us ua lly look fo r e xp er ie n ce ), I' ll co m e ou t (of th e A rm y) an d I' ll ha ve th e ex pe ri en ce ; I' ll al so be w el l-p ai d to s ta rt ou t w ith , a nd I d o n 't ha v e to g o a ro un d loo kin g fo r a jo b ," he ad de d. D al e Jo hn so n, a bu si ne ss ad ­ m in is tr at io n m aj o r w ith a n em ­ ph as is in m ar ke ti ng al so ha pp en s to be pr es en tly se rv in g in th e Ar m y N at io na l G u ar d. He sa id , " I t is a ch an ce to ge t a li tt le m or e mo ney to he lp m e fi na nc ia ll y th ro ug h sc ho ol an d be co m e em ­ plo yed an d g ai n tw o co lle ge cr ed it s pe r s e m e s te r, " sa id D al e. D al e m en tio ne d th a t he ge ts ab ou t $170 a m on th from RO TC an d th e G ua rd . H e al so g ets tuition a ss is ta n c e . W ith ou t th is lu mp sum of mo ne y ev er y se m es te r, he said, " I pr ob ab ly wo uld not have bee n at te n d in g P ar k si d e full -tim e." W ha t a re so m e of the other ad v an ta g es in joini ng today's A rm y ? B ot h O ri n an d Dale m en tio ne d th a t it giv es them a ch an ce to le ar n how to be an ef­ fe ct iv e le ad er a s wel l as getting ex pe ri en ce in bo th of their future c a re e rs . "A ny m aj o r i n an y a re a of study ca n join RO TC a t UW-P . It is open to bo th m en an d wo me n, si ngle or m a rr ie d (e x c e p t ma rrie d w o m en ), " re m ar ke d Orin and D al e. M a jo r G ri b sc h a w , J r ., who te a c h e s th e m il it a ry scie nce cu rr ic u lu m he re a t UW-P, com­ m en te d th at " th e Cha nce llor , Mr. G us ki n, an d as so ci at e Dean, Mr. C am pb el l, bo th ga ve their ap­ pr ov al of it s o i t' s o ffe red here on a lim ite d ba si s. "R O TC is av ai la bl e to s tudents h er e a t P a rk si d e for the advanced pr o g ra m in RO TC. The advanced p ro g ra m in ROT C is junior and se ni or y e a r, " sa id the Majo r. " I al so ha ve one office r that co m es do wn on ce or twice a week to te ac h th e m ili ta ry science co u rs e. I al so ha ve my ow n co ur se s a t M ar qu et te , so th ere is a lim ita ti on a s to how the program ca n be ex pa nd ed he re even if th er e w as su ffi cie nt intere st, ad de d th e M aj or . T h e M a jo r fu rt h e r sta ted , "O bv io us ly , th e stu de nt s in our RO TC pr og ra m will prog ress to th e se n io r le ve l, so we 'll be here fo r se n io rs an d if th er e ar e more Co nti nu ed On Pa ge Thre e (ga nge r B ri an F el la n d , B us in es s I S te v e D an ke rt , N ev Da n G al b ra it h , A d I Su e S te v en s, E d it o r Ke n M ey er , F e a tu re E d it or D av e C ra m e r, S po rt s E d it or D a n G a I D r a il n , P et e C ra m PI , T o m C o ° P e r , C h a ir m a n of th e B oa rd M ic he tt i, C ur t M o id e ^ u e r ' 2° "® E d e n h a o s e r ' H el ge so n, M ira Lo ch an D en is e S o b i e s ^ r ^ ^ T h n ^ r a ^ e r 6 ^ " P 8 S $ in 0 ' J ° S e P h R ' P P ' ° ^s p on sf ib le '* o r " i t s i t o r ? * T b y J , u d e n , s o f UW P a rk si d e an d th ey Pu bl is he d ev er v T h u r ^ . e f i ' f y . . a n d c o n ,e n t - ^ a k s a n _ i, W isc on Pu bl is he d ev er v T h e d '' o r ' a 1 P°M cy an d co n te n t. RA N G ER is pr in te d U b v t h I n U r m V h e a c a d e m i c y e a r e x ce p t d ur in g br ea k s an d W ri tte n pe rm is si on i* r h e . U n ,o n C o o p er at iv e P u b li sh in g C o. , K en os ha , W isc on A " c o r r e s p o n d e d S I H ^ '° r r e p r i n f o f a n y po rt io n of R A N G E R , k si de , K en os ha , w I 5314 1 a d d r e s s e d P a rk si d e R an g er , W LL C Pr e *r \ r- .. . JO iq i. All p j r k . v T " sn ou ld b t L e tt er s t ' s h a ' W l S 3 1 * !- r o l M I U , : P ap er w it V o n V fn c h 0 m ^ o !n c e A a n ? e S ,e d 1 1 'V P ew ri tt en , do ub le sp ac ed on st ai to r v er if ic at io n . le tt e rs m us t be si gn ed a n d a te le ph on en um b£ D ea dl in e fo r b e tt e rs V a li d r e a s o n s - M ax im u m le ng th ac ce pt ed is re se rv e s all e d it o ri al n r n 8 V 8 , 1 2 n o o n , o r P u bl ic at io n on T hu rs da y. Th e d ef am a to r y co nt en t iv il e 9 e s in re fu si n g to p ri n t le tt e rs w hi ch co nt ai 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 31, May 8, 1980 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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