University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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Josh McDowell I'm not here to shove anything down your throats. he said. I'm going to irritate some of you. I'm really going to tick some of you off. These were the opening words of Josh McDowell, an international speaker for Campus Crusade for Christ. Josh. as he was billed on fliers all over campus, gave two presentations in Quandt Fieldhouse. On Wednesday. October 21. ho told UWSP about The Resurrection Hoax. and on Thursday. October 22. he talked about Maximum Sex. His Maximum Sex presentation drew the larger crowd. Josh said that the main purpose of sox from the Christian viewpoint is not procreation, but is a unity factor. Sex isn't something you go out and have. he continued. A relationship needs time to grow and develop. Josh urged his audience to accept the exciting person of Jesus Christ. Spiritual closeness parallels sexual enjoyment in a relationship, ho said. In closing. Josh said. All I can do is share with you what I have learned. Do with it what you like.” —Laura Sternweis 24

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Tom DeLuca Tom DeLuca sees hypnosis and unconscious communication as a freeing of creative potential, to change stagnant lifestyles and achieve goals. On Wednesday, November 11, he brought his philosophy to UWSP during one 8:00 pm performance in the University Center’s Program Banquet Room. Hypnosis and unconscious communication are DeLuca's specialties, and his show revolved around the two. The first segment of his show involved B.S.P. , a parody of E.S.P., extended sensory perception. In the second segment, DeLuca hypnotized a group of audience volunteers. DeLuca received a B.A. in communication and psychology from the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, and an M.A. from Sangamon State University. Springfield, Illinois. He is presently working on his PhD. For the past four and one half years, DeLuca has been working as a hypnotherapist dealing with psychosomatic disorders. —Laura Sternweis 23

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 Men and Women together, we shall not be moved, was one of many chants heard Thursday, October 15. as men and women from the University and the Stevens Point community joined to take back the night. The UWSP sundial was the sight for the “Take Back the Night” rally sponsored by the UWSP Women's Resource Center and the National Organization for Women (NOW). The rally climaxed three days of activities designed to help stop violence against women. The coordinator of NOW. Janet Newman, and Denise Matyka. a former NOW coordinator were among the rally’s speakers. —Laura Sternweis y y 1. Men and women of varying backgrounds spoke al the rally. 2. A march through the campus and downtown area followed the rally. 3. A sizeable crowd gathered in the sundial to take back the night. 25