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

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CAMPUS MINI COURSES Education doesn't stop at the classroom for some students. On October 9. twelve students increased their mechanical knowledge by attending a UAB mini course on auto mechanics. Held at the Materials and Maintenance building, the interested people were instructed on how to care for their car and how to prepare it for winter, -hah- Relax” and I Get By With a Little Help From My Friends” could have been the theme • songs for the massage mini course sponsored , by UAB. Coming at a time when stress is high ) for college students. 28 people felt the need to attend the seminar. There they learned the art of rubbing, stroking, kneading and tapping for muscle relaxation. -HAH- The week of Thanksgiving offers more to the Wisconsin sportsman than meets the eye. Recreational Services sponsored a mini course to educate novice hunters on what to do after the thrill of the kill . Participants were shown how to dress and separate the deer carcus. -HAH- 30

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 Abelard and Heloise. one of the greatest love stories of all time, set in 12th century France, was directed by Arthur Hopper, new chairman of the theatre arts department. Performances ran from February 15-17 and 20-22. -DMB- Dance Theatre '85 consisted of a wide variety of dance pieces ranging in style from classic ballet to authentic East Indian dance to various forms of modem dance. One selection. entitled Two Variations With Neon. employed neon lighting constructions by local artist Carol Emmons. The program ran from March 22-25 and 27-28. -dmb- 29

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CONVOCATION VII Convocation is an English academic tradition that is celebrated annually. Dr. Irving H. Buchen, UWSP Vice Chancellor elect, was the guest speaker for CONVOCATION VII. Dr. Buchens topic was. The Future of the Future. Dr. Buchen's idea of the future is that we can learn from the past what people thought of the future. The speech began with a poem entitled. The Future Ain't What it Used to Be, and continued with a brief synopsis of ancient times. 31