Show November 7 1975 In Poge 5 support Come on Dear Blue Key and All Others Dear Editor Concerned Bridgerland Audubon Society We understand that everyone has a bad day but why does it agrees with the stated purpose of the Wasatch-Cach- e National Forest Travel Plan: “providing for protection of Forest resources and values promoting greater safety for users of National Forest lands and minimizing conflicts among the various uses of these lands” We agree with the proposed snowmobile and four-whedrive closures and compliment the Lo-- i gan Ranger District for its efforts to protect critical winter game range We do not feel that proel posed winter range closures should be compromised as has been suggested by some ORV enthusiasts The stated purpose of the plan calls for “minimizing conflicts apiong the various uses” As skiers and snowshoers we seek to enjoy the quiet beauty of the winter landscape The experience we seek is not compatible with the deafening roar of snowmobiles We ask that a few areas in addition to the Naomi study area (which is usable only by advanced skiers) be reserved for skiers and snowshoers: Wood Camp Hollow (already Forestry Camp to Right Hand Fork (already proposed) Blind Hollow Sink Hollow Stump Hollow Because ORV’s consume gasoline and oil and require tremendous amounts of energy to produce Bridgerland Audubon feels that their use should be discouraged during these times of the energy crisis We hope that areas closed to ORV’s will encourage forms of outdoor recreation such as hiking y and skiing Next the proposed Travel Plan map does not make completely clear the status of motorcycles They seem to be confined to “designated routes” “Designated routes” should not include hiking trails and the plan should be explicit in so stating Again we support the Forest Service in its efforts to manage ORV use and recognize that no plan will be satisfactory to all proposed) ve cross-countr- resource users However we ' happen that yours must coincide with the day of the USU Homecoming Queen Pageant In fact it seems to us that the whole week must have been bad as shown by the lack of organization professionalism and real contestants Are the janitors on strike in the Fine Arts Center? If so let’s congratulate them on winning the talent portion of the contest as the most exciting part of the evening was watching the dust fly as we watched these “Beauty Queens” performed what they called talent Most would have been better off baking cakes or explaining the Rhythm Method Our greatest disappoinment was not seeing Frank C and Darryl B in the finals where they both belonged maybe they opted for paddleball Maybe next year they could find a new emcee or possibly they won’t have to because there are a lot of needy families that could use a big Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner But the real disappointment of the evenig was when he read the winners names right! What a pleasing switch from last year All in all this typlified the usual performance of USU activities in general From Student Government to Student Life there seems to be something lacking While student government is perging one of its members for something they all do anyway Student Life is printing useless articles and letters (such as this one) that explain how Frank Coats almost lost his life on the paddleball court for student government After reading this if you still can’t understand this mess neither can we and that’s why we wrote this letter abundant wildlife and stable soils and vegetation Sincerely Denis R Davis Conservation Chairman Bridgerland Audubon Society hooligans What kind of playing do you really expect anyone to do on asphalt? (Jeez I get carpet burns from just fooling around a little bit on my living room floor) We already got tennis courts LaDell and anyone that attempted archery on such a surface would find it an ‘arrowing experience Maybe we could start a rollerball team or maybe have a track or encourage all kids to come up the and park in it at night We talked it over and decided that we must be the other people whose needs you don’t want to get into a debate about (I realize that last sentence was a little tough but stick with it for a minute or so it’ll come to you) Tough bananas LaDell ‘cause you is in a debate You tell all those cars if they ever want to see their catalytic converters alive again to keep their filthy lustful eyes off our lawn With fond and sincere wishes that you are reincarnated as a blade of grass THE QUAD SQUAD Keith go-ca- rt high-scho- ol Lew Dave Pat Ralph the Con Joan Barbara Larry Julie Cori Bistro Bob Smilin Dave The Bake (529-82-003- 8) Chris Seibert (563-80-051- The other team To whom it may concern: Dear Editor: I witnessed something that I must communicate with the campus community mainly bacause in my four years at USU this is one of the few times I have witnessed such a thing Recently I injured my foot playing racquet ball After about a week it began to hurt so bad I went to the USU physician Dr Cronkleton Although he had other apa meeting he was and pointments to be for the good late going doctor took the time to examine my foot leave instructions with a nurse to set up an exray and generally gave me his full attention in a metter that to me was a minor emergency Mainly what is unusual to me is having a university official give time to a student when the student is in need despite other engagements by the official It seems that the university’s officials and employees sometimes lose sight of the fact that yes students are human too and they do once in a blue moon have something that is vitally important to them I have dealt with Dr Cronkleton on two or three occasions and each time I have found him to be and "as comwell as organized passionate in his work It is a credit to USU that they were able to get a man of his callibre to bolster what seemed to be a very sad medical program on campus Move on Dear Editor: On Monday 3 a view life Student point appeared that was supposedly under the authorship of the YSA however after four meager paragraphs (which weren’t even 15 percent of the article) you came upon 2l2 columns of Dayne Goodwin’s rhetoric I don’t agree with the YSA but as a student organization they are entitled to a veww point in the student paper My point is that is seems nobody is capable of expressing the YSA’s view except Dayne Key kiddies how does it feel to be lead by the nose by a 30 year old con artist? It this guy was as committed as he puts on to be he would have left the womb of the University and gone out into the real world to inform the workers of their plight By staying here he not only can see his BS in print but he can be “unique” and therefore nurture his feeling of significance If Goodwin were to go to a place like Berkeley he would be a small fish in a big pool Nov in Bill Mace (546-72-695- 4) IrfUMICoHM Name withheld Upon Request “Welsh rabbit” began as a fancy phrase for melted I'M SORRy Welsh were too poor to have rabbit or any other game at WAITRESS cheese on crackers since the their tables Paved paradise 2) PS Bring back Phil Frank Forever Good deal Sue Karl John John Not so sincerely Brent Mangus hope that compromises are not made which will degrade the quality of the environment in this area No amount of snowmobile or jeep use can be worth the sacrifice of clean watersheds them As soon as we figure out the real reason you want that new parking lot we’re going to expose you and your whole gang of Don’t it always seem to go You don’t know what you got till it’s gone w They paved paradise and put up a parking lot Joni Mitchell YOU HAVE TO BE A NA L THAT'S OK DON'T EAT HERE PLACE IKE THIS STUDENT LIFE Is the official student publication of Utah State University and is written and edited by students EDITORIAL POLICY Is solely the responsibility of the editorial staff The editor can reserve the right to refuse any publication on his discretion EDITORIAL OPINIONS are solely those of the editorial board and those writers with signed articles LETTER POLICY The editor reserves the right to edit refuse or print any letter All letters must be typed on a line and signed with name and student number Names may be withheld by the Editor hovgMT at the student's request Published during the school year except during finals week by the Associated Students of USU Editorial offices University Center 315 business office University Center 317 Printed by the Box Elder News and Journal Brigham City Entered as second class postage paid at Logan Utah 84321 Subscription rates $6 per year $2 per quarter Correspondence should be addressed to P O Box 1249 C’mon LaDell Who do you think you’re kidding anyhow? We happen to know that your concern for geriatropedes and the rigors of scaling Mount Spectrum is just a front I know at least 25 old men who say you never even talk to Great selection of style All from regular stock - Blue Denium FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I |