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Volume 51, Number 9

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1986-11-01

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Lewis and Clark College Vol. 51, No.9
November 13,1986
Stewart Hall RD Threatened
By Diane Raab
PlonMr I oc staR
Ltst unday at 2 20 a m • Deba
Peter~on . Stewart Hall res1dent
director. recc1-.ed athreatcmng phone
call
"lhe pcr'ion tdenttfied me by
name. and !oaad he had a kmfe to a
female student's throat thtrty feet
down the hall," Peterson satd
1 he phone call lasted 6 to 8 mtn·
utc'>, durantt which ume Peterson
wu' able lo mu~e o call to campus
~unty on onother phone The caller
heard the coli to \Ccunty and satd
to Petcn.on, .. That wus really stupad.
Now It's gom~ to be your fauh af
un)lhmg happens "
Pete~on o;a1d ~he was terrified,
und the caller noticed thiS and
"indicated that he got 3 k1ck out of
the trembhng an my votce," she a1d
rhe culler .. eemed famlhur wtth
Stewart Hall ond dormnory procedures HIS votoe was not ~lum:d
at aJI.and dunng evcrollong pauses
there was no background sound
mdtcnung struggle, Peter.on ..,,ud
"I \le hnd my share of prank calls.
ond thas one dtdo 'l have the elcmenu
of a prank call th1s was very \\ell
thought our and methodical ,"
Peterson sa1d
Donna Henderson.secunt) officer
on duty at the ume of the 1nctdent,
arnved at the '>cene one mtnule after
the caller hung up
"Secunty came nght awoy the
respon e was good," Pete !"ion satd.
Peterson and Henderson Investigated
the dormuory together, asktng
students 1f they'd een anyone, nnd
checlung each room to~ 11 everyone
was olnght They found nothmg
out oft he ordanary. Doug ~chucfer,
dtrector of sccuruy. sa1d
Ml really apprccmted her re-.pofl.\e, •
Peter.on otd .. he took at a..,
senou ly as I d1d .. Hende~on was unava1lable for
comment
Peterson has posted "1gns around
te\\3M and Odell Halb concerning
the mctdent
"People tn the donn are vel)
concerned at'!. 1mponant thtuthey
know what's goang on ... Peterson
'>Old nddmg, .. 1 want to k.oo\\, with
some degree of certamt)'. that it
was a prank."
The Portland poltce have mves
ugated the mc1dent However
Schaefer sotd, .. They have more
Important things to take care or
than a poss1bihty "
''It sound~ li._e tt w~ a prank a
o;enou pronk fhat ·s whut we hope
for." chaefer slud
"We an: concerned that the~ ''
~omeone out there nuu~ enou{lh to
try !lomethtng hk.e that," he satd
tudent wtth any knowledge or
thl'> tncadent are encouraged to
contact campus ecunty.
Admissions Video Tries H urn or
By Ramona Brande
Plonttr l.o& srerr -
A new mur~eung techntque. ustng
VIdeo tope to attract prospective
\tudent' to Lewts and Ciarlo., wtll
soon be used by the adm1~1ons office.
The vadeo as currently in the pro­
duction phn'>e, but 1!1 proJected for
finuli1utaon th1~ '>pnng
"I thtnk that MTV hn!l htt the
colleges, .. ,a1d Rachnrd Le1der, who
i,, conducung mtervltW!o for the vtdeo
"People nt the colleges nre rcnllllng
that we're the televtslon generauon "
1 he focu\ of tht vadeo"' to gave
pro'>pectlve 'tudent., 3 Vt\ual 1dea
of 1 C I he vtdeo w•llmcorporate
the acndemtc a!.pects of the college,
"'well us those of extra-<:urnculor
nctlvtues, .. nad Peter Brown, dean
Of udmJ\SIOOS "We're tr) ang to pro-. a de a bal
anced VICW, n Brown 'iald, ''but one
that wtll be fun as well."
1 he v1deo revolve!> around three
pnnctpo..l L Cstudenu crena Cruz.
1om Lyden, and Enc Wold who
promote VUrlOU'> ll'>peCIS or l C and
prov1de trons1t1om from one phase
of the vadeo to the next ancludmg
the computer.. , anter,lttlon bet ween
profe,.,or' and ;,tudenh. C ollcge
Outdoor) the over..eus programc;
dorm hfe and e>.tro-curnculur
ilCUVttleS
In add1110n to the princaple ... the
v1deo ul\o focu'e' on t\'-0 actor,.
Ben Elias and John Ane) who por­
I rn) the ongmnl e~plorer... l ewb
and Clor~
.. I wn' tr} ang to 1 hin~ ot u \\a\ to
u~e humor an the '1deo " l cader
~utd ... It\ not really that nsky," One JOke \\h1ch was reJected w~
one u~tng a ~ptnrung globe to ponruy
-.tudenh all over the world looL.mg
for collegcl>.
The udmi~10ns office ha' bud
geted about SS,OOO for the producuon
of the vtdeo. as compared to the
S30.000 11 would co t to huve an
out..ade agency produce tt
Harrv Godsil. telev1ston and film
producer ond l L alumnu:-of JQS I.
t~ the mnnagmg cd1tor ot the vtdco
l ee Weanstem , ~1stant dean of
ndm1!>'>t0ru. , ts coordmaung the vadeo
\\ ath the adma:-.ston offic.c Rn:hard
lc1der. JUntor commum(;ottons
maJOr ''conducting interviews. and
j., instrumental m pro\ 1dmg the
crenta\'e force. Bro\\n 5a1d ~tuurt
t\. nplon. commumcullons protc~or ,
tHoordmnungl etder\ mdepcmdent
\IUd} -
B) Krhtin ker
f'••tntC'r 1 ot ,,.rr
Student rc:acuon to the ne\\ pre·
rega)trallon )\tcm, n:pl.tclng the
ritu.ll in l'nmphn at the bcgmning
ol each term,,, m1xed. \\lth jumor
tnd 'Ienior mo 1 cntical of the
change tn procedure
,\., repor red ("Pre-Rcgtstration
Repluce flnmpltn.'' Oct. 16). the
nc:\\ computer·ba,cd :.y-.tem \\a'
designed to 10dtcate \\hich cou"e'
were most m demand and met ,1:1-
dc:nt need' more cfltctenrh . • Mun) "tudents, c'pe~ taii}'JUOIOr->
.md \Cniol'\, ted chen ted out ol cla:;se.
the) \\Untcd because ot the 1mper·
.. onal nature of •he procedure . ln
.ldduaon, )Orne: ~tudeot~ have di:.·
covered that time now plays a lg­
nificont role m the compleuon o(
• • moJor rc:qu1remcnts .
with the old 'ystem, freshmen
have priority rega\lriltion nme!o.
It' not fair." Gee Gee Godfrey.
JUniOr foreign laoguag~ major said.
"',emority doe n't matter. The
uppercJu,<>men have les time to~~
the cl«b e.. they need thnn freshmen.
II thcv \\crt going to amplement a
new '>}'\tem. they ~hould\e Imple­
mented '' at the begmntng or the
year anstead ot the mtddle
"When you pay thi' much for
tUitiOn you \hould be ablt to get
tht cla!l\e~ you want Not gctung a
class you wunt 1~ rad1culou<> ." she
'>Uid
Brutn Karcher \Ophomore P-Y·
chology ma1or had the .. a me prob-lcm .. /don'rhtn;eun}otrhcclu c:s
1 wanted. 1 cun 't ay 1 rca II~ cure
for prc-regi'itration Where do I go
to complaan OQ\\' I \\11 agned up
for t\\o p~ycholoro cia scs this term
sod I dadn't get an'\'
1\nother problem wnh the ne\\
:-.}'I em \\ U'l> wauang h '"tor cl.a es
from l~t year could not be honored
For c'l.ample, Bob Mandel '~ .. Basrc
fa~tor of International llair "
cia as taught an 11 comrletcl) dif­
ferent t}le from "Basu: F 1<:tors"
offered h) other profe~or ... Sance
the cia ' i~ 111 :.uch htgh demund
and hmued to 40 tudent , there
Wll!l a wniting lt-,t tor students who
tned to get an la!tt yc:.tr and couldn't.
Wnh the new ystem, ho\\c\'er,
lhe hs\ wus nboh .. hc:d and the finit
40 \I udent 5 who \\ere on the regiS­
tration schedule got in instead.
.. It· paaotul and saddening to me
to have to tell -;tudent that they
cun't gtl in and at the same time. I
cannot a5 urc them that they will
be tn ne~tyear . With the old system,
I could do that, .. said Mandel.
'"It·~ a tough problem. The sy .. tem
wa~ des1gned to ~.trcumhne things.
but the rcg1strar i" )till wor~ing OU\.
the kml .. ," he ~aid .
More confusion : visiting profes.~r
of mtemationaJ affairs Perry Lovett
switched from teaching a M1ddle
East cl~'> to teachinganother\tdion
of•Bas1c fJctors .. that~ completely
different from M.mdel' tudent!\0
who dad not get mto Mandel'!. cla.sl­
were unknowingly put mto L o-.ett 's
Ba.s1c Factors cl~s
t ontinutd on pact 2.
Condom Machine Installed
B) Diane Rub
PiofJftf t..o& mrr
Lewi, and Clar~ College·.., first
condom machine wo, installed la'>t
month 1\fter much d1 cus ion and
debate between health service
reprcsentuuvc:s and colleac admt·
nio;tmtor., n '>llc m Templeton College
Center wu'l c: .. tabhshed
located Ill the bad stairwen
leadtng to the student health oo;erv1ce
centef, the condom m<.~chmc ha.s
appeured after much d1 cu ton and
debate concernmg location
Oent\c Thomp on. dean of re.s~
tdcnce hulls. C'\pres'ed concern
1.1bout the vulue~ expres'e<t w11n me
'"'tallat1on or condom muchm~ .
.. It 1s a difficult question bcheve
it or not ... Thomp,on <;tud "Ho\\
do w~ mo~e condorru •. wadable\\ rule
'uti maintaining a momlutmosphen:
that''-~ e pe-ct ot oul"'iehe, and each
other'!"
The polnic-; urrounding the
tn,t.tllution ot condom machtne. on
cumpu' arc numerou~ One mUJor
concern oft he udmumtrauon h lhut of I he le\\ is and Clad.; im.1ge pro·
JC:Cled to the communit) , to parents
of •.audents, and other 'i'itors to
the campus.
•My generation rusociotes condom
machine' with \lca~v men' room • in ba~ and ga.s ~uuion,, "ThomP'on
,md. add1ng "1 e ~ct the ..,tudent
populauon equate .. them that way
ti'>O.,
Ann Whtting, dtrector of the
\tudent Health Center. \Uid, .. We
don't o;ee tht' as a moral ibsue-it ·.,
,J heohh I \Ue .. he di\CU'i\Cd l he
mcd1col benetih of condom U!l.e,
'uymg, .. Condom' nrc the onh dl!>·
case pre\'t'ntton we\e got be ides
ab,ttnence ..
(. ondoms ha' e al\\ .1.,., been
a-.'311Jblc through the Stud~nt Health
Scn·ice a.; \\ell a' other form ol
banh control Ho\\c:ver, Thomp.,on
said, "lt\ not a birth comrol
question-it• ~que~t ionofhealth ..
The recent concern about AID
and other .. e uulh trun,mtued di,.
ea!o~ ha' prompted the to,tullutton
of rhe pre .. cnt condom machine an
Continutd <)n pa&t 2.
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Kat Schomburg
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''There n ill be no
intpact on student
"ho have financial
need,,. sukamaki
said.
Lcthng on (j I "hu\c .rho hcen
nu ed t·rcshm.m and ophomon:
luml$ ''til nu~ frum ' tnlll\Unum
borr " tblc unnuull~ 10 26:!5
muxrmum JUntnr ttnd c:mor~ from
2500 to 4000 ~rndua1~ :>~tudcnt
from ~000 to 7 00
Thief
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P•onrn r ~.rr
\n Apple computer and C\crnl
office upph~ \\ere ta en from the
Conunumg Educnuon Ru•ldang last
Fnda or nturdn~.l)ougSchncfcr
duector of ecunt~. nad
.. ,\: c don'\ hn\ e am u pect , "
chncfcr a1d .. B the thmg that
wen: t 1kc:n.1t looks Jake at omeone
ctttng up nn office or npunment "
Re tdes the computer. three
Pnnn omc telephone • n mnll desk
manor s\\1\C:I desk ch tr, n mall
electnc clock a pl nt, a file:. nnd
three desk lnmp wen: mlS mg hom
the bmldtng, 1 dgc empcrt.
ecrctnr) for the Conunurng Edu­
uon Depnrtrnent, surd
J he burglar) \\D da O\Crcd
unda at 10:30n m "hen profes.wr
K un tufford O\\ ncr of the com­
puter went Into the office
hnefer rd there \\'ere no L:t ed
Pre-Regi tration: ( ahn~' h.l\t:ch.m •cd fur I>SI
. , well I he mn unum cumul Ill\
.til \\ a hie hn~o •n rt'.l\cd lor the lrn.t
"' l \CUI from 1000 tn 4 00 lor
.tHunder wduu \c l'fr m 600ll
u 9500 ..tnd ror IU\\ .tnd r.tdu tc
tudent' from I') 000 to IS 0 Kl
One other change a th 11 tudent
\\ II no\\ be a hie t con olad lie thcu
lo n .wd pu lor them .11 one bnnl.
8 nh '"" be ble to hu up th
'tudcnt' lo II\ from other lendang
m'tltuuon' and re-ltn 10~ for 1hc
'tudent
Klhcre ,, all be no amr IC:t 011 tu­
denl "ho ha\ e nn:ancaal need
T ul: ma\:1 nad "h V.llltmpn 1 on
tho e \\ho came ani on tudent
loans becau e the ma\ not be
elagrble "
I uknmnkt aad at 1 uncenam
\\ ltethcr tudcnt!> \\ ho~e chgabaht)
lw" hnnged "all bt.• helped h\ I t:\\ ''
n nd ('In rl.; C ollc:gc
Computer
an doors or bro en '' mdov. m the
bu1ldang and he u pe<:tS the person
rml) ha\C~ h d ke)
~~don't ''ant to nccu en tudent
bccnu e the fncuhy nnd t ff hove
).;c~ • but I don"l '' nt to .tocu e
them en her," he ntd
hue: fer a ad sccunt~ has a rc:cord
of nllthc sc:nnl numbers oft he thm~
thnt W'Crc: taken. I he numbers h3\C:
been put anto n computer ot the
Portland Pollee Depanment othe)
"all ~nO\\ if the at em' tum up
The computer v.a ~ttmuted to
be \\Orth 2.100 but the \Blues of
the rut of the ttcm-" an: ttll unkno" n.
Schacfc:r !oa&d
chnefer s~ud then: wa not n lot
the: ccunt) otficer on dut) could
ha\c done He e umnted that the
burglar or bur~;lars ''ere m the
butldtng les thnn ten mmutes
'"\\cdothebest\\cctm" hue.fe.r
md .. ll. too bag of a campu for
u "
fit not broken don t fi • It
Conllnucd (rom page 1
-Ou:sc an luded tudmts v. ho nero
11 to get then mnJor o we hnd to
get m touch \l.llh these people and
let them know that the cln ~ wm
not closed Mnndcl ad
!though mnn\ tudent nre
frustrated that they drd not get the
c:la c: the) \\anted m n~ dad not
seen great deal or dtiTcrencc between
the new ) tern and the old one
e cept that the) \\Cn: pared the
Pamphn c pcrtencc
.. It "ns~llo be p:ued theexpe­
nenceanthc rn,butthe tudent
\\ ho prt:\ IOU I) resc:ncd u pot 10
ccn m cln cs got ro)nll) cre\licd
O\'CI',.. h on Jennmgs. sophomore p ~chology mUJOr md
.. Pre reg1 1rn11on hn been nace
forme because nO\\ I h \'C lhcclao;.s~
I hkc 1 he n:ga trnr hu not been
renll) bu • Oat\ en co get other
clas e" " he ntd
Paul Vnnden\.tl, ~;ophomore
commumcataons maJor felt the Slime
\~8) .. II. a good aden to get 11 nil
oul of the \\QV no" Out I don t
than 11 olved nn) problem c cept
mnkang 11 easier for the adman a trn·
uon to get the schedule out "
ophomore EngliSh maJOr Ccaha
Kmgmnn atd of the ne" ) tern,
"'af at • not broken. don't fix u "
Great Selection
CaJI Ahead ondon1 Jachines:
tudents Offer Views
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1 ht' li~t on ctUn(lu' condom
achinc ha .. bctn in'italled tn th~:
• ,._in+cllltadln~ to the ~1udcnr
lcnhh tbtnnn
fempleton. "It as important to u
temts ol prc-.:cnthe medicine 10
U\ c condom nvailnblc," None"
nhelnge. R N and \\omen'
llcahh are pecullist, saad. '"People
caJizethe health tmplrcauon "
"I'd hnte to hn\c someone not
e n condom bccnu c of the
... ~ntbamc;sm,ent mvolved m obtrumng
hem," \\ hatmg a ad. mcnttomng
hedLSOOmfort of students VihO hnvc
purchased condom from ahe henllh
en ace center ··They·rc nevener)
Jco,mfortnble commg to the de k "
he :ud
.. We don'\ v.anuooffend people,"
Knl elngc "llld. "I'd like to see pcoJllc
get comfortable" tth the ts ue nnd
not be oflended b\ a condom - •• tudcnt vrcv. on condom d1 .
pen efl' on cnmpus 'ary
Sensor Htll Se il ~ ud, .. , wuuldaf't
" au to ee them on c unpu"' lltc
dru • tore a cln!>c enough "
f, uge Dnughert) JUnior, !!illld
' In) be I JU 1 h \I'! old-fn haoned
\ IC\\ but nl) gut n: lCIIOII U. Ill at
11' m k mg 11 too cil ) I'm not v. or­
ned about our n:pu&ot&on nschooL
I'm JU t •g an t at I hnt' nil "
'\c Ht-ller enaor lntemnuonal
ffmrs maJor rntd, '"If the) 'n:gomg
to hm e condom mnchme on m­
pu , lhc~ rnaght as "ell h:l\e them
c. tl) occc.s lble to tudents \\ hy
not h ~c them m the Trnal Room
ne t to the casnreuc m chtne "
"1 tlnnk condom<> nrc ternble I
c.all them 'raincoats •·• I on 1 e 1
ophomorc Biology major, snid. II
the) 'rc goang to get u cond\lm
nt.tchme, tell them to gel good ones "
Jeanne Knoll,scnaor, nad,"l thm
11 n needed thmg ometimcs )OU.._
JU t not pn::pnrcd for thc:.c;e t.hm
and 1f condoms were UIIOilnblc, y01.J 1
uh~n) be pn::purtd ..
Wuh she m tnllnuon of one
machaneoncampu ofnr, \\ hiung
nnd Kahcluge "' h to ee u fc~
more rnnde U\ utlablc
.. ,, c need tudent feedback nbout
\\here people \\OUid hkc them,·
\\ hatang nd Knl\-elnge srud Ideally,
the~ ad, the) hould be m n dascrect
place thnl 1 ncces 1ble 24 hours a
dD) to both men and women
"\\omen ho\c nc,er been 81\'en
octctnl per mr ton to hnvc con
dom • " \\ humg ntd, udding, .. Jt
n chnngang world ...
In titutiona1 ervice Take
0 er Purcl1a ing Procedure
C.\\ purchasing and accounts
pn\ nhlc procedure" h,l\C been
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"'" allo" for rtctpru I use nf r cilities.
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mokcout Dn} ll as a chance tor
Jll ) ou mol.:crs to tnke n rcul
breather. \\.'h) not kacl.: the hllhit
together'! It 1 only for 2l hour,,
und) ou maght give up moking tor
good and li\C~ a longer, heuhhicr
hfe Tht nnnuul ob ennn e 1 n
good-nuturcd effort to encourage
mo~en; to gm:: up cagnn:He for
one da)
tncl mokmg policaes nre being
enforced b} 36 oflarge bu ... m~e.
(c\\ of the mnn\ m the Portland • ureu thnt do not nllo\\ mokmg on
theJob nrc Pncafic ~onh\\C t Bell,
Kzu_er, Bo)d Coffee, Rndnr E1ectnc
Compun), Portland J\d\enta t
Medtcnl enter, Unued Wa) ami
I out tuna Pncdic
Not onl.) h'-1 Amcnc.a turted to
cut down un mokmg, but the aden of tukmg n du} ofl from mokmg
has spre:td to other countncs 1 hesc
countne ancludc nnndn, Grent
Rut.un. or" D) hnhtnd, und
S\H:den I here nre mcac:n~mg stgns
thnt the mohout as evolving amo
n \\ orldw1dc no.-smokmg dn)
Joan rnilhon of Amencon
Novcmber20th m hght-henncd lun.
und tf)OU urea non-smoker. offer
n snwlcr mortal uppon. encour­
agement and Jn~ntl\ to set them
through the da) and hopcfull)
longer
lben: "all he tnblc et up m
front ofthel rutl Room ovcmber
I th-20th from II n m to I p.m
wnh emergenq nne , nnd on wers
to que taons nbout the ffect of
mokmg and helpful mformutaon
on qu1ttmg.
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public! Drccs ... ihlc fuciht). conaain ch 1 f1! t. moo.1
e terhn c c:ollt'ction ol plant' in the P riftc North,. 1. t•larard drnoltng latin ruun
of ongln fore th pt'ci are found un,lcr ntl pi ee
ch phmt.
8 Dian~ RJub
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Located onl} mtle and h I(
from I C\\lS and Clnrl.: College 1
the Bert) Hotnmc Gnrden Tha
snnctual') for rnre and endnngcn:d
pecaes ' no" a octo ted "uh the
Lew~ md Oad~ b10lom depanment
duetonnagrecment gncd lastJune
l'he Garden. first begun m 19
b) ~~ ~ Rae Selhng He"}. 1 n
e ten J\C collectton of plant from
all O\'Cr the" odd. mcludang Chtn •
1 abet, and the Hamal!!\ as -.. he "as an aVId gardener nd
horueultunst she collected pnm­
ro~e and rhododendron ;• Ed
Florance, Btolog) Oepnn ment fucuh member Did
In ddtton Ucrr) nl:socults\nted
ulptnC Oowcrs and nnli\C plnnt
\\hen he dted sn 1916 at the nge of
96 her rropcrt} \\ru .. too \ lunbh:
to JU t let 11 go." Florance td \
~roup ol concerned local cutten
culled I nend of the Ben} Bot me:
0 rden. \\llh help from the nturc
Ccm ervanc} nod Portland uue
ni\CJ"Sit) I ound tton purcha ed
tlle pro pen • and ~tnbhshed u n
preserve
Thl' oardcn i a collection
of planh from nil o'er thl'
world.
1 he pre en't h t" o moan f unc
t10n tom unt:un the dre~uh c: astmg
plnnt collecuon. nnd to preserve
threatened und encJungercd plantS
1nc Rerl') (,arden 1 the rucafic
North\\e l enter for 1,1 nt
Consen'DUOn
l d Hor nee droltcd n propos J
an December 19 S requc: ung co­
oper me cduc uon greemcnl
between l.c'~' nd Clnr and the
Hen Dot nac Gnrden 11m '' :lS
u cepted b the dean of facuh) und no" l C •·a uh\ nd rudent
have UC<'C:S \0 (, Clh\l~ CQUlpment
nd matc:n l at 8cfl'} Bo me
•nrden .. tntcd m the rumen
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nl the gnrdcn hn\e a to l C
eqUipment nd fu dttaes. and the:
u e ohhc nnme of Lc\1. tS nd I rl:
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Gurden as open to the pubhc
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l tudent mtcmted m botun}
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Uenjnnun l'n11
IHir'll IC':.Ir' .1boul
h r ut .II it v . 1 h
hnrelc,,ness
.\-.the de: put~ ·
del unct Rand
Johunnc'lburg,
<'" hlod~ politics.!
.11 his holcl Mood
wsth greut cundo
,,,.. ,, JOurnals t in
If one war
accurate c
event in~
Africa, re2
WeeklyM
"( found OVCI
1hnt stmply rep
• eeang was gell
Contacts becan
hccume contacts
mtcrtwaned a p1
my report mg ... I
"It started wt
on ~torvauon '
ghetto' How ct
.t compa.ssaon 1
\t.U\ ang chaldre
\ turnang pou
when a close fncr
w,a<; nrrestcd on 1
.md spent the lru
under rest net a•
"Ht) death ftl
Jury, a totalloatl
he '\atd
Pogrund ham
l\\ICC Once for
a he adcntaty of ar
tnd another t1
h.tnned ncw,pa
Dc'iptte the
'ullthtn he car
• government wtt
1 hot ' as part of
cditonul writer;
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The. new paJ
221
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Terry ~
SAT. NO 1,10 HRIO<, . 0 l~MBJ ~Rl.1,1986
ll J om Lyden
t•lunttr I 111 ttlf'f ----
Uenjnm1n Pngrund conhrm' our
,~t,r.t k.u-'i ubout \uuth \lucu the:
h r ul .II i t y , t h c d c ' p n 1 r , 1 h c
hopelc:\\neS\
1\ the dc:putyeduor for the nov.:
dc:lunct Hand [)ail) \.la1/ in
Joh.mne.,hurg. Potrrund reported
on blud pohtit!l Ounng un interview
1t hLs hotel Monday evening he spoke
w1th great candor about ha~ 28 year.;
,L'III JOurnali\t sn South Afncn.
If one want fair and
accurate coverage of
event in outh
Africa, read the
Weekly Mail.
"I found over a penod of yeurs
rhnt ~1mpty reporting what I was
,ecing wo gettang me an trouble
Contact~ became fnends Fnends
1)((..1me contacts As our liva became
mtcrtwtncd n pnss1on entered anto
111\ reporting." Pogrund aad
· .. It 'itnrted when I was reportang
on ~torvotion of chaldren an the
ghetto . How can you not develop
11 compo sion when reportang on
,tarvmg children·)
A turning potntm his career C' me
when n clo~ f ncnd of his, •a brother·. '
wa<o nrre'itcd on trumped-up charges
.1nd \pent the l~l 18 year. Of hiS life
under restncuon
"Ht~ death filled me wtlh o cold
rury a totullonttllng for the sy tem, ..
1\1!' :o.Uid
Pogrund htmself h.\S been Jilt led
twtce once for refu~mg to dtsclosc
1hc tdenuty of an anfonnantto pohce
.tnd another lime for po~\e~smg
h.mncd new paper:-.
Desp1te the 'ittback:,., Pogrund
,ullthmks he can look at the Pretona
government wtth a cold obJectlvaty
that wac; part of hi-. JOb as the chief
cduoriul writer of the hbernl Rqnd
Dmll• Mml
r he newspaper wu closed last sur~ 271'-1
R EPUBLIEK V t .. N SUID-AFRIKA
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRI(A
Sy cd . Prul Dr . Ds , Mnr , ~~ov • :.1cj
lhn Hon Prof Or, fl( Mr Mrs l,il,s
rs POGRU"fD ,
P 0 BOX 1138,
J0HANNES6URG .
Necm a Sf' bile! ~ l'nn•s dllt -
f,lcasc note th •• t -
VAN
Rfi:AME
AME POGRUNO
lAST NAMES GIDE:ON ElRA 28/(J3/ }C73
OCN111Eil SNOMM(R
NTITY NUMBER 73010o 5123 oo 1
f1eklus1f1seer is
ha~ been c:lasslf•ed
AS A ~HITE PERSON
vir d1e doclcindP.s van d1c Bevolklngsrcg•strns 1cwet, 1950
tor thl• purposes of the Popl'lateon Rc~ustrauon Act 1950
lAS VAl~ DIE S(I\F~ETARIS \'AN 811-lt'ElANOSE SAKE
ORDER OF THE
•
l he Popullltion Re~istratl on Act of l9SO rtquir all
carry lln ldenlirieatlon card that d~crfbt1 their racial
Pogrund' on' card identlfits him a"' a whitt outh outh Afrian to
tatu Benjamin
frkan dtlun.
year by tl"' owner'i who dt\hked m
hberal slant
Today. tf one wnnts fatr and
accurate coverage of events m ~outh
Alnc;a, Pogrund rccomn\end<; sub
l>C:rtblllg to the H rekl> Mall whath
was ~turted by former stnff wntcr:o.
ofhu --------------------News servtce 10 this country an;
presented Wtth an almost ampo,s1ble
task because of the news blackout
1n South Afnca, Pogrund ~oatd
Pogrund \ pol>hion on fmanc.ml
dtve~tment by college" and untver­
sttJes is that the benefitc; depend
on the objectives .
"I've had ympathy for the Afrikaners, but I've
to t it after all of the hypocri y, after they have
killed ju t too many people."
221 SE 9TH AT PINE • 235·0027 "If at t an cApre'.'Ston ol protest
and condemnation , of morol outrugc,
then I feel strongly about at. If, on
the other hand. it j,. de:o.igned to do
somethmg over there, then ll ''
complicated bccau e it" a complc:~
i\sUe and the COMC4UCnC'e' nught
not be what one would c~pect "
Pogrund ,,ud IICIIII~ AI Gl JOIS GAII(RI-, J~Ail loUCHINl lolltSIC Wl~lNN IUiol 1100 l\11 IIICOIIO!i
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. 21 nSouth Africa
\' I. A tJII• 5 t
t w:~" Ctt. , fupu/.11 iun :;ruttf'
(I) While ......... --········-· · 00 Jl)
Cia) Cape ColotJred,_ ·~ ••• -· ·~.... 01 II
f111) olourcd per)on of !)outh·
West Africa............... :w 21
'") M:tlny.. ... • ... . • . .. . . . .. .. • . 0! 11
(\) Griqua .•. _ •. ·-.... -· ... ~· OJ IJ
(\i) Chinc~e .. -.............. _ ,p... Ot I_.
(\ii) lndian.-... -.~ ... _ ......... _ 05 15
l'tit)OthcrA~i.ln_ , __ ,............. 06 16
(l~t) Other Coloured .• ·-__ • • . 07 17
(') Basler of Rehoboth .. _ •• -·. OS 18
(xi) Nama of South-West Afnca ... 09 19
(J) The last digit (13th) is a control dig1t forming part ol
the number.
The rad•l codln~ sy~tm th1t help<t tht Pretoria covernment malntal1
\panhctd
l. --~~ ~"tAo'
~a.=-lf:'! '\'O:IIIJ .... , .., •I( ~ ,-
AlP
~~ l~~ --~ .~...-~
d:W-~;;~:;9'"~~ ~ , .. ;~ ~~ q;p-;;; . ' ~ "? ~
case an pomt are the recent
suncllon tmpo~ed b} lhe US ( on·
gre\s .. They have not brought the
South Afncun government to ih
lo.neeo; It has prectpuated an eco­
nomic boon. lmoort uhs.titution
wao; u~ed and no" there are more
JOb lor blacl<>, .. he said
1 he pnmary critena Pogrund
would use m evaluating o.nct1ons
1 that the) harm tht whtte rulers
(Afnl..anef\}and not South Afncan
bind:
"1\·c: had ">ympath) (or the fn­
k.mer • but f hove lost1t after all ol
the h)p<><:n ). aftenhey ha-.e l..&lted
JU't too man) people.
"The) have thi' survaV'dl and . iege
mentality . You ha\e to undcNanJ
the ht:o.tor i~al 'iltU3UOil of the fl\(' o(
the Afnkaner' and ol a sheltered
communtty ," he llaid
245-8855
6660 S w Capital
Haghway For ht) p.tr1, Pogrund dc:ctdc:d 10
leave South Afnca O\:Cr a year ago
when the Rand DallY Mail shut t\5
do ON
What hurt the most Gt the umc
wa) h1s t3 yc:.tr o\d on • anger at
hc:1ng t<~kcn a.wuy lrom lamtl) .md
friend' ow, as ht son grow older
und began~ to rc:ud more, he under·
stand~ and thank: has futher for
tuL:ing him n"•'Y·
On return visats to South t\fncu
Pogrund become~ more acutely
a\\arc or ho" much more con er­
\'atl\e outh Inca 1 becomang
Political unre t has cau ed hberal m.c ham elf to leave !"'outh Alrica
~.:reaung "hat 1 ~no"' n us a .. brain
dram".
Nll" ht' on JOinS many other
"ho relcr to !'iouth Anc a-. .. Our
Pasenl~ • Home "
THIS YEARAIOI
OF
SENIORS WILL
BE GRADUAnMG. INIO DEBT.
lk•ng u "'-""' graJu.ue "uh '
loon to pa~ It n t.tL:e rhc tun om
ol ~ ur st trt 10 the "re al " riJ"
But here's an mtcrc,Unf: .Iter
n m-e to the burdens nt dcht Mgn
ue "lth the Amw. nnd \\c'll IJoln
oft on )'Our l0~n
E: ... h car ~'Uu ~rve a ~I·
<.ill!r, the r\nny "ttl redu~.:e your
colll'~ ' del-r h} Y1 m $1. c;l ),
\\ hh. hever mount 1 greater i.)
,\Iter ~rv101: Jlht } ~e.tn, rour
government 1\ m wtlt ht-\:~IOl
plt"td' r-nJ of
'tou're cllgtble tor tht pro•
~r.am \\tth .1 Nmtnn.1l Dtfl'Ct !:itu
Jent l 10, "r ,, •utmnt~
SnH.Icnt Lom, ur '.Werall In·
urN tud\!nt (.Q:m m,,Jr :.tlea
toh<r l, N7'i nd the lo .. m
om't b<-tn H.ault (EIIc\;U\c
Arnll, 19~, at •~ nrn JX :.~~lc
lnr ,JJu:r tOp amclp;uc In ~uh
the •I Ball l'Ju~ut11'n pm~mm
.md the l.ron Rq •) ment
Pt(ltrom)
( 'olk~ nu:mmtC\ houiJ I
lonJ onC!t ~CCJ' them th,at '' ~~ h
tnlan)! J, till ~~ ot tht· Arll\, ~
Loan Rcp.t\ mcnt I f\'lgf '" '' ur It I Rl'Cnlltcr 111 tell ,,u 11 \ lttr
htn qu tllh~ "-1!1 1 td l\
221-2267
ARMY.
BE AI L lOU CMIK. PH) lFR LOG. OVEMBfR l'\,1986
Fortti11
Letters
Edttorm ChttJf •1om LVtlon
\fJnDgmg F.dlfOt • Lynne Cnsoy
News Ed1t01 • O.anc Aantl Soviet Misunderstanding Perpetuated
forum Ed1t01 • Ernst Aellr
Features Ecil/01 • Shannon Buono
Sports Editor • M lm Lund
PhOlOOtaplly EdttOI • DaVId Batt
Cop Edt tor • Arwon Aos nb.1um
An Drreclor • lrncy Schlapo
AdvMtSJrtg Maooger • Jrm Abel
Busrness Manager • Parker Hodges
Reinstate Evaluations
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The 1\... t l cour e e\'aluation' u'~d to ht om: of
the most' aluJbk pro_1ects that'" ..t\ ltndcr t,t~~n each
term by the student government. It pnn tded MUdent'
wirh a mean-. of comparing ~t) k' ol teadung, quallt)
of 1n-.t ruction and amount ol '" or"-load hctweln
altcmauve rh01ce-.. ofclas"e ·1 hi\'' csp~:~ially important
for cla ses ,., htch \an "tddy tn thell' rorm..tt. \.\'ith
the'" tdt: rangt of cla,,e, .n·ailahlc. "ludents need u~
much mfurmation as pov..;ible to properly dtoo~c
their schedule . The \ l ( ~our't.: evaluation' ton­
tributcd to that proce'~
rhe ba ic preml t; l\ that students. comment\\\ ill
pro' ide _valuable mformation lO future pro~pectn c
~tudcnt for a particular cour'c. Thi' sound ~t rategy
help to provide an optimum match of studen t~ with
da\\t.: "i.
1 here were somt.: pn>blcm~ with the w;.ty the \L udcnt
c.our'e e\ aluattons were designed and Cl>nducted
\~1 ( has been ma ed m lt\ re\ It:\\'> of 'tudcnt cout~e
t.:\ aluatton everthele s. the Pwneer I o~ hehe\es • that it is a proJect worth} ol continuation
'J..'c suggc't \ Ll put ll\ cffcctivcnes to a h.:st b}
cnlbaing a ~ootslance lrorn there t:n oir ot ~tudt.:nt ... upport
thar is current!) untapped . \ l C has re~1gned
itself to dtscontinuing the CV:lluauons on a permanent
basis in Lht belief that the\ entail too much work -The challenge ~ are not insurmountabk. The coursc
evaluation project \\Puld not only be valuable to
student . but would hi." a productive achievement for
LC as well. r 0 the f:ditor
In rt'a\lltlg Doug Rigg' · urticlc
on the '\hthum ~t.m \\t 11r qutnmi111u~
the t 11lun of ( ommunt-.m I \\ •''
n t rcmcl) up,ct .u the Oil\.' 'idcd
h'(U' ftom \~htch he .appro.11:hcd
the ,uh;cct.md them cr.alllwpck"l)
nel!uthc .allttude "luch h~ n turn
\:On\C)cd pcrt.tintng to 'll\lct-
\mcncan n:ln11on' ·"a wiH>lt \\ htlc
ht "·:~m' h> huH· rc,c:.ardttd the:
hlpi-: or "' 'tel hu m.an nghb \Join
11011' t:r\ \\C:II and there '' 1111/t' • dc,ubt 'orne ol the'c at • Oltttc.' dll
1.1lt pial~ , tht' ''.all he tclh "' und
ht' .1111tudt lc-avc' nil' lcdang ''
though th~; '\)\ tct llnHln and lt'
pt:ople ,m; all., bunch ol antm.th,ttl '
h,trhanan' <lUI 10 Cl\IH.JUCI I hl'\HltiU
1\ot C\nh· •~ thts .111 tncor rccl pc·r­
ccptton hill II I\ •1"0 ( OIIIIICT·
prodUCII\C' tn ICTnl~ of ltndmg II
'olutll)n to the al'IU<tl pr ohlt m
\h hr't dttficult\ wtth hi' arttclc • • come:' 11om the l.tct th.u he t.uh to
poin. c)UI United ,,,,,e,. fmc:tgn
polt~) :tctton' "hac h lt.~\ c hccn lc:''
than hum.tnc: tn thclf O\\ n nght.
Our purttctp.ttton tn the \'u:tn.un
\\':u j, one c .unpk ol th''· ,t, ''
our bad,in • ot \':uicHI\ dt\,:l.tton,al
reg• me' around 1 he" orltl "hu h,l\ c
bl.-en \:•ted for hum.m nght' '10lauom.
'uch ·"the f>h1hpptnt', , { halc.lr:m
.tnd n\O\ll"t('(nth \outh Afnc ~t I \\o
\Hong' do not nl.ll.. ,, nght, hut
t hcf'(' j, not Jll't one: 'mglc b.td gu~
tn the world cathcr
M' 'c:cond di,.tgrccrnent \\ tth hts
.trgUnll'OI 1' th,at he flOIIII\ 10 thl'
f,ulure of Communi'm a' the: root
c.tu'c ol the p•oblcm I hi\ hu'
not tung at .111 to do "i1 h 1 ht \m tct
tn'\asion of ,\fghont,tun . fll\1 ll\
Unttcd ~haw: patttC'ipution in
\'ietna n had little to do \\lth
den\lwrucv :"\ntion~ hkc: tht• SO\ tel
t nton and the tJmted StttC\ ba'e
thcu lon••gn pohctc' upon thctr
mtcrc bin a ~rcctlic ''tuntton' For
ccntune' thc-SO\ ict U ninn h,t, hcen
paranmd about at' nutionnl \et:unty.
It "a' tor thi., rcn,on. whether or
not \\e feel it"·'' ju\tified. and not
on the bu'i"' of comrnunumg the
Afghan people lhattht ~o\lcl limon
tm aded m I 979. hn.alh. 1 Inti to \CC n rcuh,ttc
'ohltton propo,cd tn the .trticlc
bcvomt the tde.athm \\cU.'-Amcm.u''
h,l\ c ,\ mnt al llbhgtttiOn to .u:l 111
thi' '11un11on \\ lulc agreeing \\lth
the tdcn that we can uet to help in
producans .10 end to the conflict, I
fed ht' u'ttdc has done more dam usc
thnn ~ood an mO\ ang to\Htrd thi'
goal. lfj, btu\ onl) ~CI'\C' to pcr­
petutttc the' te\\ of man\ Americ.m'
th.at tht \o\lct Union j, un "c' il
emput .. "h1ch cannot bt nc:goltatc:d
\\lth lht•dta' ~" n proven anc:orrect
an rcccnl \\eel' b\ the promising
C\ent' nt the -.upcrpowcr 'urnmit
nnd '"h'cqucon l wtlhngne'" on the purl of both \ldt\ 10 nqWtllllC: U
nuckur 111111' ugrct·mcnt
1 hi\" a cr ucmltunc: in the rc:l.l·
liUn\htp bt'tWCCII tHU l\\0 ll8ltoi\S,
there lut~ been a slight \Htrminl! nf
, icv., dc,pitc recent cold \\Ur tcn­
'ion' and it '' ol the upmo't ' . unpnrtnncc to U\C tim opportunity
to further both ,, greater under­
'tandtng O[ 01\C: ,11\llthcr\ CUll \lie\,
'' wcllll\ ttl worl.. together on man~
olthe ptobknt\\\htch f.tcc: tlurt\\O
• countrtc, ,
< a wit 11 I >t>ll'
H'nwr lmrora fiWJ"' uml l'cHtt·rn
I mopc•tm Studtc'.i mmor
Pre ident Reagan Not Summit Villain
lu tlw Fditor:
,\, :1 'tudent nt I C'\lrts and ( larJ.;,
I Hill ttn:d ot hcarttlf' rredomtnuntl\
one ''de ul the rc-.pon"c: to Prc"dc:nt
Rc.1gnn\ \O·c.alled 'pcrlorrnancc''
111 tlw mtnr·,ummit held 111 Re\'k­
ja,iJ,;. llclund
In Ill\ mmd,thcre .are no winner' • or Jo,crs 111 .a 'ummit. l hc:'e dm,, •
'urnnut lor rnim -~ummn) c,mfcr-
cncc' 'c:cm to be lor appcurancc:·,
'akl· onl) Each purttclpullng
reprc,cnt,tthc trh.·' to build up thcu
tl\\ n counll) \ 1mugc, While .11 th~:
,ame ttme m.al.:ing the uther 'cern
tot all\ un\\ illing to coopcr.atc. Doni
he tooled 1 ht' •~ all .accomph<>h ed
\l.'r\ 'uhth \o-.ubtlythat till' peoplt
of our lllUilll\ are; persuaded tntO
thankmg that our pi'C!Itdcnl L\ u 'tiiUIIl
\\. h\ mu-.l we contanun ll)' shoot
do\\ n t1 fficlll '' ho 1\lrvtng \ef\ hurd
tn do ~hat he fee" 1\ bc:'t fur our
c.:ountt)'! (iruntcd our pre'ldcnlt\
hum<m, und thcrcfort• fulhble. but
thi' '' no cnu-.e to dc!:lr,tde him \O
'chemenll}, .md make him out tt"'
be 1 he "bad guy".
If \\e don't 'tand together as ctll·
zcrl\ and '>Upport our own countr),
then "hut l)pe of countn do \\e
ha\c'' We ha\e om: tht~t tight~ \\ith
''ur~cl\ic,, and then j, no good in
hl"'ptng .tn) one cbc. I he purpo~c.· ol thi, leth:T " not
tu c rtltCI/e t ho\e \\ lw di,ugtl.'t: \\It h
poltc\, tn11 rat her to 1 cmind pc oplc
to keep un np~·n nund .1hout the ,j, u.ll ion .and to comtdcr nil "'ue,
Ill\ uh nJ. I .11 u dnn ·, ~.: omkmn
pen eel ul dcmm\\11 .ttlolh 10 c. on' C)
)OUr ptlllll, !lUI \UU need tO
remember th.at our prc,idc:nt i ... not
the .. b.ad gu' .. h) nn) mc.an,, .md
\\ e 'hould not 1 rc.at him ,,, ,udt.
I tJtlf(/ RIIU I
trc•\hmmr
L Prote ter
Prai ed
In the I dtl<ll
I 'pent O~otobt.•r 'D 1986 an the
\\ .t,fun~ton <. ount) lttrl 111 Hilb
huro, <>•c:gon \\alh ,, grnupof ''II
tlt•nt' I rom I c \\1\ and Clar 1-. \\ c;
\\ cr ~: ull undt.•r art c'l tort ak 11111 p.srt
an nun\loknt '" il disobediem.c: .11
the 1-1 m \\\tem\ filt'lor} in rigard.
Tha' \.omp Ht) 'clb rnilttan
l'4111JlrnCnt for the v ... ar in Ccntr.•l
,\mcm.• 1 h1N!'tudenl\ \\Crc bnght,
humorma' \\ell informctl •. md tot.tlh • deJirutc.d lm gl.1d 1o 'ec: that I.C
j, '>1111 .Htr •• cung the brighlc:'>t und
the hc:,t1
\tl\tJII Gtl\ta{SOII fit•\
R t • llJ65, flll<'fiiCJIWtWI IIfjotn
Different World Views Clash on Soviets' War • In Afghanistan
1 o the f.dttor
It good tn o;ce the Silent Majorit)
rcnkmg up; I.e" t\ und Clark need'
to foste.r more debate and dN·u-.~Jon
bet" ecn pc:~ons \\ tth dtlfc:nng \\Orld
VIC\'!;. Doug Riggs· arttcle on
Afghnnt tan \\.a the kmd of e:\­
pressJon ol different polni\.'lliand • ocial
undenaandang that cenamlyd~l'\~
mpon e, especutlly I rom 1 ho~" ho
d1 agree \\tth ham
Doug\ anacle,.. fgh.mi tan \\.'.ar
EpllOiniiC r·oalure ol Commum"n ..
rna\ be decent documentation of
the SO\ICI mahtar) imperialism in
the I lamac niJtton of Aighum~tun,
butlhUI hmued (OCU hardl} :tiiO\\S
nn accurate allsessment ol Commu·
"' m 10 general r he "itlingne~s of
the O\ iets to impose their agenda
on the fghnm has more to do with
the So, ict Union as a 'superpower'
nuuon st.tte in L• context ol interna­
tional in,ecunt) due to militar)
buildup than it ha, to do with the
lmlure or Communi m That IS to
:l) that the article suffe~ from
lamttcd term!l of analy~is Whtle
Doug' \tcws on Afghanistan are
cciiOtnl) founded on a moral
respon c to the tragac experience ol
the Afghan people, umil that
re pon e i hoked to a broader hi~­
toricnl and octologtcal conceptual
apparal us, 11 will fail to provide
tgntfic •. tnl D\cnu~ of po~tble action
I he So\ 1e1 Unaon has shown an
tnflc. tble pohc) ol maintainmg itll
mthtary po~er and politit'al influence
\\llhtn a buffer 10ne of ~atclhtc
nuuons around tL\ borden. O:naml~
the: e~peru:nct of Hungary and
( Jcr.hoslovakta was ~amilar to thut -------ot Alghnna~tan . 1 he hi,torical c:on·
lt~t of that bulfcr 1nne include'
"0\ ICI c:xpcncm:c ol \\Ur raJ dilh:rr:nt
from our own: three tunc., 1n th1'
ccntun \\ e'tern lort't".:o httH Ill\ .tdt:-d
Ru_~'tan 'oil Untalthc: United \tutc'
and other Wc!itcrn nuuon' makt<
~•gruficant changes an thcar pohC)
rcgardtn!! the !'\u\ tel tJ mon ~c: can
ex peel the Sm ict to pur uc: ,, mit­
ttar) and political butler :ronc. 1 hl'
wor cning tnne ol U.S -So' act
rclation!i 10 1979 when the\ mvadcd • t\fghant t.Ut ma) h:n c added to
So\ICt rhtrdnOiille.adang tn the: tnll·
atur) actton. The tmplant.tlton ot u
nc\\ gcnerut1on ul l·uromJ,silc-~ .
lutlure to raul} SA 1.1 II and" l,trgc
U.S rmlataf) pre~cnt:c m the Pc:r,tan
Gulf re~uon 'It-em to be s.thcnt <11>pt:(.."l\
of the: it uuuon.
Ooug .tllcge~ that Mur i!ll -.tates
including tc:~rugua complctcl\ • •
~ubjugutc the tndi\lduul "tu the
whim of the few who tne\ ttably
rule by force." r he N rcaraguan
rc\ olut ion could h..rdly have \UC­
cecdcd ilu weren't the rebellion of
a ~agmhcant poruon of the people
opprc:. cd by the U.S.-bucked die­
tator5htp ol omo1a. Doug !>hould
compare the amount of popular
.. . ., . parucapatton under the Sandt na~ta~
to the rule by forct of the corrupt
Somo1a regime. A fun her distinction
should be made betwc:en revolution
tL'I occurred in icarugua and Soviet
maluary 1mperaaltsm a\ tmpo~ed
upon Afghani!.tan l umpmg d1ven.c
~ocluhst, Manw.t and Communt!.t
nat 1om mto a monoluhtc. C ommumst
'Y'~tem t!i to 1gnure quulhat1ve dtf
ferences cructlil to un accurate ----unal)"•ts of 1 he \\ orld \II uat ion.
Re~1ganitc o, -.upporunp \ 1olution' ol
1\ teana~u.an 'o' ere1gntr opet ate out
of gcopolit ienl ab't ructmn .IIlli not
out of concern lor tht \crwruguun
people
Ghen ou• concern .tnd moral
outrage lor the brutal in\ U\ion of
Afghuni~tan , whut can he dnne'' hr:-.t
~e 'hould perceive ho\\ ll.. intcro t~
and r~t:tion' abroad contribute: to
\o~o aet p.u<tnoia. then loo~ .tl changt....,
\\e can m:.~e \\.ithin our foreign
policy and mtcrnational relation'>
that \lrould lc,'itn the usc of military
force bv the \ovteh. -I he Unncd \tate:-. profit" I rom a
'}~tern ol economic neucoloniuhsm
and greedily extract' more th<an its
!!hurt of wealth from the llltrd World
w11hour much concern for the: eco
nomtc and <~<>cial well beang of people
wtthm tho\C countrie!> We nrt 6(r
or the world')) population ll\lng abouJ
40rr, ol the world\ uppl) nf ba ac
commodttu; ., and row mutcrinl' Out
mulunuttonal corporations C.\tr uct
wealth from many poor countrte'>
and exploit the labor of r hird World
population., at great human and
soc1al co~t. Whtlst Doug portrayed
economic aid as one form of"suppon
for tho!ie who have cho:,en to pu~ue
the same libenies !.hut we Amenc.am
enjoy -it •:. clear thut economic aid
funcuons more tn the ~elf mtere~t
ofthe Amencan multmauonab than
an the mterests of the populutaons
who~e countne1o rece1vc the a1d The
development of tmmed1ote and long
term markets for U S multmauonats,
the onentnt10n of fh1rd World
economies to expon producuon for 1 ht global"lrce enterprise" cupttah't
')\tern und 1\Cce'l' to cheap lubut
and r.aw muterwl arc all a!.pcct~ ot
'\menc.m economtt aad 1 ht tntcr­
c't' of the capttah't dtte \HI hin our
c:ountf) urc direct!~ related to the
t.1clthnt thc:re are over half a million
l 'l troop' stationed abroad, .md
that the U.S. h~ts u'ed malut.~n • foace • onr 200 11m~.:' \lnce World War
T \\O \\thlle the \ovtetl nwn dir«th
intcnc:ned mthtarth: onl\ three tim.'
• #
~mcc 1945, in Hungar\ C1cc.·ho~·
lovakta and Afghumstan, the U.S.
'ent troop' on the a\ cragc of onc.c
ever) 18 months. including Gua­
tcmalu 10 'S4, Lebanon in '56 Iran
in '53, Cambodta in '70. Grenada tn
'83 ;md u1 hers.
Until Amencan mtlnati!tm a' a
~ymptom of captlah-.t tmpcriah.,rn
becomes nle-.s 'ignlltcant faclur in
I he mttmotionnl 'ituation. we should
not c'pec.tthe Sovtet Unaon to lo~t
th own rmlttansuc churactertl>tics.
Militarism I\ a fa1lurc of c:.t/lltulisl
and Commumst nalton !>tutes at this
st~gc in history Maluansm is crip­
phng tht ~ovtct and American
cconomit'i, though mthtary tmpt.
rinlhm is a ~ignifican1 uspec.t of U <;
cconomJt dommance wuhan the
Thtrd World. We should try to alter
our own militansuc responses tfwe
want the 5ovtets to lessen thetr mil­
itary pre ence wathtn the satellites
round her border'> The most "8
mficnnt project lor Doug and other
concerned Amencan.s wall be
chung~ng the consump tion pnttern~
and produclton pnorities whtch
requuc econorntc exploituuon of
the Third World und milttnrysupport for 1 he soct,tl rondlltons and poltucnl
rcgune' "htt.h nJIO\\ that exploua
uon We 'hould move bevond th~:
bund·llld apprnac h ol 1 h, Peace
( orp' und m:~kc \lfntfti..Jt\1 ctfor"
ntllmlding I hard\\ orld economic'
for the good ol thctr popuhttaono.
not 1 he pr oht murgin' ol ll \
tr:lll\llUI ion,,l,,
Another Cl ul·ial ingredient to
m<n "'8 intern<ttional relntion'
bc:)·ond militarism,., increa.\Cd I'C.\pett
lor the autonomy of all nation'
whether \ociah~t orcapitalist.l hi~
entJtJ., mo\tng beyond the dicho­
tomou' gcopolittcal rrnme\\ ork
implied by \Uth tttlcs liS .. Afghant~tan
Wur EpitcHnl/c\ I atlure of Com
muni\m " I ugrcc wuh Doug that
we; muc;t de\ elor u commume nt to
tht·long term well hemg of popula­
tions \truggllng ror freedom and
autonomy Thl\ mclude' Nac:uro­
puun:. und ( ubuno, tno, Oot~g .
A.arl ~' Jwmlwrg
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Rothtld Rc.tgan in 1980. 1 he Oernocruts
p1dcd up '':\ 'cat' in tht• Hou'c .tnd
~1111\Cd .t .5-45 m.tJority in tht Senate.
\\'h1le thi' 1s certain!} guod ne\\' lor the
l)cmoaab, 11 dors not hidt• the tact that
the Democra tic Part) i 'till floundering.
fruhng 1n ih .1ttcmptto dc\clop.t umlted
n.tuun.ll mcssagt•t hat might hold enough
puhhc appeal to propel them into the
\\lute Jlnu'e in 198~
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nccc~s. tnl) m.Hk the hcgmning ol a ''g­
ntfkant ,hilt in national poltc~ either.
Rc.tg.ln m.t\ havt.• to tacc .1 Dcmoc.;nttlc
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Mo't nf lht· l>cmocruls th tl \\til now bl.
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I h1' ccrt.unl) doe .. n 't mc.u1 that the
l>cntoct.tl' \\lon't u'c thetr newfound
power to 'elthc n.ttton 'polttical agenda to thctr <tdumtapt howc\er. I he ptc,tdcnt
\\ill 00\.\ ltnd it more. d tltiCUit tor und the
~tratcgu:. Dcfcn,t•lnttiativc, .also known
'" '<\t.tr W .1r' "'I he chair nt the cn<Jtc
\11n<:.d ~CfVIU.'- ( UfllnllllCC WIIJ bl !\am
'Junn ( D ( 1<1) ~tJnn j, h.twl\ish. but h:nd'
to be -.keptital o! h1g \\capon' ')"tcm"'.
I nok tor ,, renewed emphasis on con­
\Cntionallorcc.-. . II t laibornc Pcll(D·R.I.).
hus his way.lunding of the Contr.1, will
~tbo run tnto 'tift opposition. Pcll has
ne\cr been a supportu of Contra atd.
and ha' \owed to halt Amcnc.a \ .. secret .. war tn t<;.ttagua
II Rl.apan ha-; the chance to .tppoint
another ~Jprcmc Court member. hc11
ha\t to settle: lor a moderate judicial
conserhtl h c :11 best. Dclaw Me Democrat
J oc Bldt. n will head the: 'icnutc J udiciarv -<. ommlltcc, untl \\Ill su to it th.at ')enatc
[kmocrats reject ultra-conscn.lttVc
\upremc Court candidates. With Riden
Move National Capital to LC?
I r<lm D.< • ,,, I ( won't hl' cheap Rut
• has that e\er 'topped ourgo\crnrneut iu ---- the pa,t'!
Ourlou ndmglathc~'pl'lltlll.lll) moc.m'
p<lrtlknm~thelin..tlh:atiunolour nation\ I hen: j,, hm\C\er. thcquc ... uon ol 'pace
capitul 'Jew York City, Philadelphia, l ct \ .. cc. .. the Pentagon" ould 11• 11icel)
•1nd R1t·hmond. \11 l!UIJ.t \\ere .JIIm the on tht Ia\\ n in tront ut "'te,,art Hall.
runntrt~· \II \\t:rl' r~e( 'h:d in 141,0r ol a That,houJd,utblytho,cwhnlcdnnecd
,,,,11np lot.lltd along the: tr;.mqull Potomac to dernonstr. ttc for peace un ~~dati) ba,is.
RI\CI h..:t\\ec:n colonial Virginia .tnd \\ t 'd put the Whuc: Hou'e m:xt to
Maryland. the trad1uonal davtding line ol Odd I \lanor. Jim and R~,n wuld chcdulc
thr '\orth and the outh frequent mcctingstodi\Cu,., thcunportant
1 rom hum blc bcguHII ng' ro't .t mun-1\SU<:.' of our d~t\ () ou k no" like dinner
umcnt tu the modt:nl da\ natiOn ol p.utte' tllld ~:'curtingaround the \1\iting
t\mc:tH.a 1 .md of tht lrct .~nd home ot <.omrniC') I hc:M the gu)' in Jumper
thl nnt ,0 ultcn brave (a' ,tngcr Joe h.l\c alrt:.ad\ -.ubmutcd" rt"qlll''t lor the
.Ja~.k,0n ha., "'nttcn) Modern duv \\.1,hingtunMonument lguc"ll\kmd
\\ 1'htn~10n n ( ".1 mt~ ol bcauttl~l of appmprt.llc. 111 •• pcrV~o' J't sort of \ht}
mcmurt.tl' pri,llnc lounuuns ~?Iegan I (II~ ou get In) drift).
Ia\\ n.,, .md noble a\ cnucs. It, pad . ., .tnd I h' 1\.enn..:dy Center tort he Pcrtormlll!!
libra11c, arc .,ccond to none "v1useum' \rh "' ould replace Evans Hull Duve
.abound, oflcring the inqulslliH "1,11ur Hecker '' ould be h.tpp) about the
\irtu.lll) unlimited opportuntt) to expand lmpro,cd acoustic' \l.n be we'd eHm
ht' her hnriton .... Sporh tan' will bt get a nC\\ b.tnd room?
di:lightl'd O) the might) Red,~tn\, \\hO\l. 'I he tacult) could all move ntto the
record ol s-2 has put them atop tht. Capitol Ruildin~ \>l>ncul them get along
~1.11\ding' ol tht• Nl·C-l::cll>ll:rn Dt\hton. with our Prc,idtnt .tn) hcuer than the
1 hl•rc i' another side 10 our nataon\ nc t ( ongress ''illlikc:l) get :thlllp \\-llh
capital. umccn by the ca~ual \tsuor or Pn.:,Hknt Reagan. I he Air utd \p,u:e
unknu\\ mg ,uburb d'H!ller \dark hale 1\t U\t:Um '' ould replace 1 em pic ton .• md
ho'l'r' nwr thl-. modern da} Venice 1\,tg.t Dun would become the: nc\\ head
\\'.lshtngton, D (. the un, 1~ tn 11 hec;k chef lor the White llou ... c. I ht Rcd')ktm
of a me\\, "' ould play weckh at Crriswuld ~t.tdJUm ,
Don't get me \HOng 1 he federally and \\Ould kill the Cowhoy .... lt ll'<l\ttwicc
opct .tted one thmJ u( D c llo wonderful warlv (I he I C comrnunit\ "ould. of
_I'hc lncall\ operated two-thirds, however, cour~c. be .tdnuttcd frt:e.l
I\ .mother ,101 y altogether It 1~ pet haps Oh. wh.ll fun 11 \\ould ht.. Wuh the
t!~c must poor!} managed cit\ ~lncc Ltpltol would come tame fottunc and
l1ttshurgh, unuble to PI o\ldc even the hot, sunm \\Cather (t.,pCChJII\ mcc in
mo't b,t\IC ,1nd 1mport,tnt ol human ,er Ponlanlt th1" llmt. ol ytar) otto men
\lc,c, '} nchronued stoplights, hot french lion. wall we'd c~lso be tnundated by
Inc,, ,10 t1nad~ \\lthout pothole' lobb\tM\, rt.pt)rter ... and ugh pohttctan~
, \\'hatarcwctodo',Capttol Hlll\tuffer.. M&~Vbt tht'llsn't such a gl)Od tdea after
lrcqucntly ;1re hcurd l.unenung the ')Off) all fhcrc art ad\'nntuge" to .t certain
amount ol 1\0iauon. ''·lle nl the cit} in \\ hteh the} must lave
and \\ork 1 he} long for the fnendl} Wdl I guc'' \H: should leave DC. to
~ell m.tnaged cute~ ol thear home ~tate' the swamp I C cun do wtthout thecap1tal
l he smooth roud~. the perfectl} umed for no\\ Or. Js JJmc.·s (J.trfteld "' cc
~toplights (at the corner of Boones rerrv rem at ked "l,ello\\. Clttlcn'" God tcigns.
and f crwilltger for amtance) , as \\ell a" .tnd the uo\'ernment at Washmgton \et
the enttctng aroma of. aga french fne ll\esl"
Wmt 1 1 have u 1 We11 move our nation\ now~ Rl,lliP n 11 ,,.mot pulwcc~l wt•nc ,. ma1ur
cup1tal up to h1storic Palatine Hill! Port-ancl H o mt•mhrr oJ tire• campti' c ollwrwJll\. 't'
land, Oregon: Capital of the Free World! group Silc•nt Mojorttl' fit• u rum·mh· on tilt•
Of cour!!c, movin all of 1 he monuments Wa,\hmglon. n ( trip Panacea for Democrats
.tt the helm of the Judici:1ry ommittec,
,c,eral liberal justices who h<.J\IC been
waiting for the Rt'agnn prc~idcncy to end
before retiring mu} comtdcr the time
npc to ..,tcp dO\\ n I rnrn the; bc rwh.
OcceptiH "uctc" '!
ne,p11C the U\:('("' ot the Ocrnocruts
1n the 1986 congrc,""lonul races. the party
is 11 long w.ty lrom being pnmcd lor the
198S prc,identiul election Mo t of the
enatc race' thi" year \\ere decided on
reg10nal economic 1ssuc,, not nauonal
concerns. Voters in cconomi .tll) troubled
region'" .tnted u change, and ~• mo t of
the mcumhcnt' tn the Senate clcctu)n'
were Rcpubhc.tn" . tt \\a not urpri ing
that the Rcpublie.ln Part) lo't ... c.tts.
Ckarlv then, the Democrar~ h:nc not #
deq:loped ,, populur, ~..ohesi\C natrona!
platform on which to launch,, competith e
prc ... idcntial htd. If the Democnaticulh cuntrollcd •
Congre~s 1'\ ~ucccssful in di!ocrcditing the
Republicans on i sues uch a the ,1 •!icit.
SDI. arm'> control. and Ccntml Ar ncu.
Wh1lc 'imultancou ly cre<.~tmg rhctr own
formulator dealing\\ ith thC!IC f')roblcm ,
then they ha\e .1 real chance'" 1988. If,
ho..-.ever. Rcagun can utilize hts enormou
pc:rsomal ttppeal to blame .tny !tctb.tck
the countr} expcricncr. m the economy
or foreign poltcy on the Democratic
Congrc , then the Republican Party may
claim the Wh··· Hou e lor rhc third con-
• •
o;ccuu~c lime.
The key lor the Dcmocmts 1 unny.
The Rcpublic:tn Pany." ith no pm;idcntial
incumben t, "ill c:<pcnence n struggle
bet ween moderate .md nght "mg luction
of the party. If the Democr.1ts can break
out ol recent trudition and prc~en t a
unilied nallonull ronl. then 1 hey can urclv
capitali1e on Republican dis~nsio n. While
II rna} be difllcult lor the Demo uh to
~ecp their inltghung out or the public
eye, the party lc<tdcr realiLc thay the)
mu t do so if the Democra tic P.trf) i to
bounce back after six )CUr ofRcpubhcan
domination in lhe pohttcal arena.
Thus. look for the Democra t in Con­
grcs 10 be conciliator) towards the
Repubhcan rcg.trdmg i ue that the
Republican Purl ha m.tdc popular
among American\ otcr . The Democm t
"ill try and create t\\O or three maJor
ts:.ue .. b) mounting "iciou attacks on
... elected Repubhc.an policy. The 1988
presidential electton is up lor grub . It'
gotng to he a ho~e ruce.
T't•d Jon~\ IS d /lin/Or pu/lltt a/ tCil'NCt' /IJO)Of,
NBC News Report One-Sided
Ltst "c..:k '\ 8<. 'Jews d1d ,, .. pecial
report on the \\ar 1n Lentr.tl \mcrica.
On h1da\, thc .. Littk War" in fl \ahador
\J,e\ammed, but what \\-H..l" rtall\ -,ho\\n •
\a~ • .tn almost unbclic\ able example ot
press bias in action.
Tht piece 'tart<:.d out 'how ing men
und ~omen in an fl \al\i.tdoran ho,pital
Wllh amputated .trm' and leg' I he nnr­
ratorexplamrd that rhr-.e were rhe result
ol guernll.i mtne ~ de\ U\tallng the ~.tl­
\'adonmcivthans BC a,,kt,."() ll ~ <•cneral
George \tccl \\hat thl\ \\u' about. and
ted told how b<td C ommuru't aggre--.. aon
could be
BC bemg the profe :!\ion.tl m.:w\ ..ernce
that 11 1s. \\ould need more th.m one:
... ourcc 1\o 8( t<.~lked to ah ado ran
Prestdent Jo~e 'I..Japolcon Duartc and,
"'hat do \OU kno\\ he confirmed the
general\ report Duane then' ent on to
talk about ho\\ democratic. l-1 ith ad or
t!\ becommg, and how important l S
m1htan atd IS "i BC c. ondudc:d It' report
b) fla,hang back to the dl\membered
~:1VJham and .. ann~ how Htal 1t as that
the Commum~t aggreo,ston be \topped
I have never seen u more blaumt dl\pla}
\Jfb t~ed propaganda. o one questtoned
the assumpuon that the manes were all
from "Communbt guemllns." o FM l N or civih.1n "ource \\a-. questioned at all .
Couldn't ~ BC lind any non-go"Wemmcnt
~ource? E\en in a country that Duarte
da1ms 1' constitutionally ba.,ed on
democrnC}?
'\BC\ co,crage ol the ,uuation \\a'
a" patheuc a' 1t '"a' \HOng. I called up
'\BC. \e\\' tn \>e\\ \ o ~ and talked to
someone .n theu nt\\' department . 1 he
per'\on I talked to agreed "hh me that
the report didn't pre,ent both 'tdes, and
he lOld me "we di,cus'!oed that our ... eh·e,
this mornmg " ull thi, report made the.·
• atr
Regardles' of "hich -.ide you belie\ c
conc.crnmg the ah .tdoran war. don't
\OU red B<. hu\ an obligation to al
lea~t present bo~h 'ade "h ,m, \.'onlla ~t a • s1mple que-.tion ol good ore' il. bl.td or
wlute'l E\el')' "ar h<b at lca ... t two po,ition_,
The 'can part to ~111 this'' mo't pc:ople
"' atchmg '\ RC. '\c"" belie' c lhe1r reporh
are go') pel If Pn.:,tdent Re.tgan had made
an announc~menl him\dl it \\Ould ha\c
been lnr lc'' com incin~Z Rc agan ha' .1
po mon BC t') 'uppc.hedl~ .rnpartial
If vou f~.:el hk.e 1 do that a media ton • • like tht one t: \t1 do trreparuble harm to
the~ ah adorun pc;;ople I encouruge) ou
to \Hate to Bl ~C\\,, ~0 Rockefeller
PIOLa, ew York •. e\\ York. 100:!7 I he
program '"~ uared on overnbet ..,,
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Living Off-Campus Is Worth It
B) Lynne asc)
Pionte Loc st,.,IJ
I could feel the rain sOill.:ing
through m~ tennh shoo a'> I stood
n the bridge waiting for bu~ o
1Q, l ~a late, again. and I "a!>
po ... iti\le I ~ould mass my ~ n m . .tppoantment
My burnt toast wa,., getting 'oggv.
hut I ate it any~ay. knowing it had
LO tide me O\ er until lunch time.
"The pnces I ho' e to pay to live off
, am pus:· l thought to my df That
reminded mc-, the renr \\d'> due
tlmOrrow
I began thinling about how ea'.Y
1 hangs were "·hen II\\ ed on campu'
11 p m Fo~t . There were no month I)
I ill) for rent, P '8, or electrictt) .
I hat wa all taken care ol in one
h1g · um of mone) at the beginnmg
11f the term
Gctl1n8 to clas'> ~M easier too; I
tould remember ''~ing up and
thro\\108 on a pair ol 'weah onl.)
1 'e minute' be lore eta s began. But
I could u'unlly run fast enough to
1a\;c: u to the eta~' ·
Sure, 11 eemcd real!\ carefree. • Hut wh:u ahout SAGA? ·y he food
va<J nlrcad) prepared and '>econd.-..
nd th•rd-. were ulwa~., available .
Uut :.omeho" cattng oft a tray with
undrcd of other people \\Us not
l) 1dca ul a rcla:<ing atmospherc .l
l\\a) \\onden:d about people" ho
ould pend hours tn '> \G1\ and
e'er \\3nt to lc:a-.e.
lltc:n there "ere the dorm rooms no c lin) lutle roo me; that I had to
1are wath another person and c.tll
I ome for ten months At \3Ctllaon
l'me, C:\el)thing had to be packed
: v. B) an the closet, onl) to be
t~npad:ed m a fe" \\etks.
And no muuer how hard I tried
) mule that hule room hvable, it
lwns lool.:cd the amc:. fhe dc)k.s
r
\'C:re tud· to the: wall and d~ oraung
wa lc:ll bao;icallv to the wall over
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PREPARATION
OJ.SSI!S fOAto4 · ...n N "W AT
~Oi.y1t IUIPIAN
touCAfiOHAl. Cl.HTER lol1 ..,.,..,.10", SoMM~tN
!'tinco I "-J&
J .Ill· I I 4th II u ,___ 222·5556 -~ the bed And it nc:\-er l<uled that m~
ta\te in wall decor clashed ternbl)
with what m\ roommate put on the
oppo~ite wnll
t thought about m~ cory tiule
rv. a-bedroom apJnmcnt thai I 'hart
wtth my roommate and m~ cat,
• • t vacatton tame.
everything get packed
into one clo et only to be
unpacked a few week
later.
1 he dornh dtd have kttchen,,
ho\\c\er. \ ell. the) had :s m~. a
'love. an O\en and 'omecuphoard ....
1 hev \\ere cute lutle rooms 1f onh • • one pc• on u'ed 1t, but there ~C'rt"
usuall) more than ten people v. ho
wanted to share the a me 'mall ~ink
but didn't ~unt to clean it I
remember lo~ing m) giant popcorn
bo" I and nt) tavonte no·)tkk fl) mg
pnn out olthc dorm kuchc:n
.. , u real!\ worth tt?" I ~ked
myo;ctr .ts l nollce the bu~ stopping
at rhe lr.dfk light
M)' bedroom •~ all mtne, decor.
de~L:. c:vervthtn.R . r he lh in~ room. though tl doe n \have the hrc:plncc:
that m} roommate wanted has
mo\cnble furniture and two lnrgc:
doset" There are (our walls, nil ot
"\\-h1ch have pacture., on them
The katchc:n h~ a di~hwnsher and
a garbage dispoloaL And although
the free:rc:r as often full of froren
ch1cken pot paes, I have a cook book
and my roommate and I OCC<l)IOnally
get crcatave and prepare a"meal "
~~ udymg ll\ eao,y becnuo,e there I!>
always another room to go an to 11nd
clo e the door And there 1s neve•
the ~ound of omeone the\ stereo
bl~tlng through the floor
The bus finally turn\ the corner
and \tOp'> an tron1 of me. I let the
httle old woman with her shoppmg
bag \lruggle down the ~talf'l before
I chmb aboard The change Jtnglel>
as tt hth the bottom of the coin
box. fhe dri~er hands me: a transfer
and I take a 'eat at the hac~ ol the
buo,
Sure,the rent~~ due every month
and the electric btll keep\ gomtt up
a~ tht temperature ~oe' do" n But
I reallle 11\ wonh 11 to me to have u
place thai I can he proud to call
. home
Frederick & Nelson
Washington Square Store
needs
Costume Christmas Help
JOb runs November 28th-December
24th
full & part-time positions available
appltcants must be 5'4"-5'1 0" and 1n good
health
Salary. $5.00/hour plus employee discount
Interviews: Nov. 19th 10-2 p.m.
Nov. 21 10-2 p.m.
at •
Frederick and Nelson
Washington Square Store
2nd Floor, Customer Service
tor more mfo., call 620-3020. I
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c' plurat mn tnh) 'flur t" .utrlt he It h
em I." fc\\ rt'~tcwo; here. !lnrnc:: lu.:llnn
.and flllclry thct.:, an C:'\Jlluralaun Ol
tniCrtl\\U\C: <l\:CO\, thr. CU\Cr tor
llll Hurn'lldc:\ honlcJc,o;, .1nd fm
dc,.,cn " humorou' column callcl
.. Idle H.mth''and .1 c.artuon un tht
b,ac ~ p.tgc
ot the reading material
for those tempted to
watch an hour of network
new,.
\ ou mu't rcahzc that to merel)
'cc that "hu:h '' an thas month'
Frt't' lRt'lll menu " not to t.tste 1t.
t\nd ta,tc 11 'ou mu't 't nu '•" ou • •
d'ln'l hke re\tC'''? I don't You'"'" • end up n:..tdtng the \\hole thing. be
at on Portland thc<ltcr or a jan btroUp,
the re't urunt \todcrn l1mes or
beer. I did. \~ lor the leuturc nrudc about
the homdCJ>S HI Burn'itdc, .. r he
JlrOblc:tn ur \\hat l(t do "tth the
homdt•,s nan 'tudttJU.IICI~ be pam ted
an hlad~ .tnt! \\hllc ... hber.al (H
C(!ll\C:r\.111\C., J he JliC'CC I' tf~cnbctl
a-. \\ell cho en leu .1 maJor lot·u ,
fur the Rurn Hk connu::t rcpr~c:lll~
a dillcrtn~c 111 OJlllllon. an oppo<it•
Uon OppO!ilhOn 1\ draiO[:UC rhu •
the Mile It-Thu the paper 1 hu:s,
the urcna 11 elf from \\hu.:h op1mon"
can be dr ''"' n
1\ll ofth•~ oommg nut ott he httuns
ol a ~rnup of pcllplc, man) of thc:rn
e ·Rctd tudent \\hou cdto\\ork
lor Recti\ Qut'JI.
\\h) the r.aper" ~ot count111g the
pnmc\\Orthy tmbllmn to create
thought ... It "n' d1fhcuh tn ''ork
t)n the Qll•''' ,, nd be. Reed :st udcnt
at the ,,,rne tune I "'tntcd to get
more mto JOUrn,thsm.•t vdg.tte 'atd I k tnJ1c.atcd th.&tthtS" lS the general
lechng Ill mml or the~~ aft
Wh.tl the hey: I M the c ot
Jnurnnhsm"~ I ht)ugh antcmkd 10 he
rt pro Itt f'llpcr, at rs runnmg on
\Oiuntccr ~\mk nght no\\ hcc.'lu c
nllls begmncr t.stu I he 'tuff docs
C\Cf)thms tl elf c oc:pt pnnt, and
the frcC' ~optc:5 are dropped otf nil
m:er Portlnnd m v.mou rcsusurnnts
b.t1r.;, thc:.uc~ mall,, and boo stores
orunbuttnns arc welcome: "\\. c'd
hlc to c: pand. nd become u forum
for c:mergmg "rucrs and nrta t , ..
I .>dgnte ~n•d rucles or .1rt ma)
be: c:nt to Ho. 0100 • l'ortl.tnd.
OH. 97202.
I he first 'ientcnec: on the front of
th~ fir,t 1 uc: .. 1 hcrc .are n lot of
paper~ in Port lund, o "'h.> ~hould
'ou take: the umc to rcad th1 one''" w
~o" }OU lno\\ "h). uch the next
• '"'me, cormng :~~oi'ln.
Loaves And Fishes Works With Elderly
8\ Duncan I "affir
t'lllotn 1 ur ,,.n
lien: I' )OUHh.tni.'C Ill hre,l~ hn:,td
\\II h I he cJtJC:rl) .md help JlCilflJC
\\ hu u,uall) don\ tM th~ Oflp,,rtuml\
Ill he 'ccn M undcf\tond .
I ••me' ami H,hc' '' u non· profit
l'•\llllllllflll\ \CI\ICCthatt~dC\fiCUted
W lct•tlang \CiliCif ClliiCn'\ It 'ICr\C'I
the lra· ,,unl\ area. '" there 1 •
(ll clh.abl) a pl,u;c: ncar\ ou.
l o ' c' .md f-I\ he aho 'pon'or'
tht \ltuh on \\ hech rrogram thnt
dell\ c 1' lmtdtu homt· bound pcuplc
h h u 'c1) unrort.mt ch.an~X In
lli\:Cl penplc" ho ".mtto 'hare" hut the\ l; mm •
I >oranJ.1 \\die. enter mltnagt'r
for I OU\C .tntJ r·hhcs \IJJd, .. \f<ht
of our' oluntcer gi\C bct\\ecn one
to 1 hrec hnur' ,, "cck. 'omc ~'' c
unt• hnur .a waJ. \\ t Ill: \C:r, Oc\rble, • mu't \nlunltt.:r' ha\c other com·
rnumcnh . We ''clcome rh.tt t.)pl'ol
pcr-.on. ..
Welle, u I Q~~ t r !d uatc ul f t:\\ ''
.wtl t lurk, ''""' Ln.t\C' .and f-l,he~
'IUf'lf'ltCs thlrt\ to hft\ me th lll thc:lr
dm\nlo\\n lol::Uion( If\"( ) umhsll,
J>ort J.md) .md :Jht1Ut l(} mcah to
home ht,untl ~cmorcutzen' through
\leal' on Whee h. "uh the help of
I 0 'olumecrs llu1 c-.cn "ath that
man~ \olumecs ,l oa\:c,und f-i,hc:: t:ould u'c more
-\\c need people \\ho can dmc
I pccmlh dunn£'' mter ''hen u 1
harder to gcr out. .. Welle nrd
I O::t\C£ nnd F1 h nl o prmu.les
nn ou1rcach SCI"\ rce \\here\ oluntc:ers
"'ttl help a scnam camcn to do he her
bnnkmg. shnppn g. etc
.. It 1!\ an c citmg ", > to find oul
''hut hfc 1s ht..:c for the c=ldcrl) an
Portl.md. It 1 'en c~e openmg
Pe-ople nrc •lnd to gel to meet
)Uunger pcuple.tht'\ lo\C to un"'er
quest 1110, .1nd ~oclllhle It 1" :t !:lOtld
\\U) to land out nbout the 1910'.
J')20\ I~JO's 111 u personal \\U~ ll
'" .1 bradgc uut1'' the gcner.tll''"
gap," Welle s.ud .. H.appmcs' you
c.m -.h.uc, 11\ a f'e('lprocnl pro~ '·
\\ c Sl' c and recci' c hl\ c anJ ca 'CTN~
nf helong•ng "'
Welle 'uid ... ll 'uu fl"CI 1 oluc:d
on the "hill"u "' good '"') ltl ec:
''hat 1 gotng on ••
lf\Ou urc mtcrc ted m becummg
u \Olunteer al 1 na\CS :md F1 he.'.
cull them at 717-2:!24
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the mternationalh n•co~:ni1ed t-theopian food in an
l"cellent atmo,phere "eth affordable prit r' 11 thr
Red Sea.
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True Stories Confused , Abstract
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lndl\ adu.tll ,lht"CJll" dcs ''' /me•
'iturU'\ IC'C .tb,urdt\l .th\.lf I lltlf\
ol \mcn\:nn hie ds:mn lrom the
hc.td ol Da\ld ("T nlkm~· Hcai.h ")
U\ nte l olle\: II\ 1\ ,the him'' mu, h
m rc H roe a'h "h.u '.tluc' e ''t
lor nu)det n. tcdtno1os•~, 1 man
liH' ((\\ U~ l'lftht 4UI!\ItOn 1~ the
lnnd md people of Vtrgtl, fc "'· n
fa, tiiiOlh to" n ''here the old mcch
thc nc\\ I he oltt 1 e'cm(lhlted h\
the ,mllllto"n th •• t \'trstl,m u 'cn,c.
'' 1 he l.and '' undc\clopcd, .md
the people '"II bcht\C mthc pO\\Cr
'' tht communtl\ 1 h1' communtt)
, umquch \ml'rtlun, and \ 11 gtl
h •~ 'orne ol the m\ht untquc 11101
\ltiU.tJ.,you \\OUid C:\Cr\Htnllll me\: I, tcdHHllng) 1 he' enter lll \'ngil1"
., 11\1\: w-pro' ~"'lllf' n nte 1 '' r :11ght
IH\Jn thl' hcust ol ">1hl·c1n V.dlc)
\ lrl'llll\ c' on mc~tlnn ,,.,cnce, but
·" the .. omptltl'l .tgc, onH's "''cr
the pctlplc .u-c hcmg d11n' n tun her
upa11 \, unhJIIl' ,,, thc'c 11\til\ 1du.tl'
arc:, the .111 'h.tre.1 Ct11l111HHI 'curd1
lor lme
Ho" llc't:" Oll'ldcrn \men, a find
loH? llu ough ... unplc '.tluc.' nml
c'(X'C'·lll) mu'1~ hht dutMCII ~ocne
of the mm ll'. the ch1u.tcH:I"\ ore
untlctl through n sllng at \ 1rg•l',
quuu;cntt'llnt.tl celehrnuon II H we
I'>·''~"'!! ho" \mcn('a .Ill un 1\C
'"' rtn \\Cr '' hl llwk to\ our he as t
bcf,)rt' 11 I'> too lrut '' \ ugtlt:n'''• \0 ~Ill'\ \n\( 11('.1
">o" hnt dm•, th" 'II) .ttwut I""
\tom'" I 'cr\1 hulg untl nntlung
1 hl him " I 011 nunutc' nl \ ''unl
llllll!!l'l~, 11\ICJICH ccJ \\ lth lllllll\
1 1lll.mg Hemh \Uilp II 1ruc ,\tm tc'\
hlOk' II \ntCIIlol, II ltlllJ,;,t, thwugh
1 he len' ot .111 ~I I \ camrw \\ luk
I hc'c tm.tgc' .1re 111111 til\ I Ullll), -.orne
m:n find 100 nllnUtt>s ot ttu~ tull
tm'l mudt h) tnke SCllnc ""'' nln)
lind I hi' 11\11\ IC tOn C'\OICfl 1f} 011
don't h!.c the ,,h,tr.tll. ""' \\t)n't
h~C I ht-. lt\0\ IC
1rw• \tollc~ •~ n contused,
.,b,tr.t\:l,ltntl hum\ tnJl nhulll people
un 11 ro.ul to no\\ here l hen 11grun,
hn't hk'1
hi film i, 100
minute of Yi ual
imager}', interlaced
with man}' Talking
Head ong . If True
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A FilM BY DAVID BYRNE
merica, it look ·
through the len of an
MTV camera.
There 1' o l.td) \\ ho nc'l'es leaH:'
tCr bed Dnd lh C~ Oil of fV. J here j
.1 lanlltiC (lr"eaCher \lo ho Ct:!O life U'i
me his con,ptraC) . 1 here 1s another
nan who 1 o de~perate to get
marned that he C\en puts an add
on tete\ i..'Jon. Th~ people arc comi •
but the) ure abo real. 8) me clatm'
that all otthese rcople are ba.\ed or
torie' he n:ad 10 new~papcr) und
maga11nes .
A_ real al> the c people arc. the}
arc also to t. As \ trt:al mo\c-. anto
at 15 bt year, the bond' ol the
ommunit> ' :ne bcm broken b}
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hbrary. Check at the ctrculatton
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istrict Title Side Lines
n~ LymH' ( "''-')'
f'lunrrr I 111 d.Cr
11tc \\ u111~11' vnllc\ h. tit team "un
foUl tiiiiJ!htmatdli!S 1.1 I \\Cd<cnd
to ~:.tpturc the t\lt\ Dtsllict 2
l Jt,rmpwnship , the llr\llll Pumccr
lmtor)
l11c hrst round m.ttdted I C \\ rth
tmficld hut the Pro's tou~ the: m.1h.h
tn IInce golltlC"i, Hi 16, 15 7, IS·t\ r rclun.lll hn' .lnhn,on, \\ hn wns
:' unc:d NAIA Dt)otru:t 2 pla)Cr nf
the )CoH, ~.ud the tnlltC:h \\,J<; 1101
\Cl'\ lfithcult bccJtU\C' thC) h:ttl pl.l}\.-d
ltnficlll curlier tnt he \C:U,on.
Put n~· round 1\\n the Pio's met
up" 1th ~orth\\c\1 \oa~nh ;nc. l ouch
R nn 1<." '"'tl ult hough the tenm
pl.tnd Curti~ deep .tg..ainq I infield.
8,, 111g tht cnttrc 'quad .1 chance to
pia), he '\\cnt murc wtth ,, :-oct line
up ol the fiN etght player-. on the
t<'.llll" Ill tlH: snmc agntn'lt Nonll\\C'It
'IM.&rcnc:. I he !•111\ went un lil "'" rhfll
IIlii 1111 I -5. I -X. I :5·11
I hat put I< 111 IIH' html' nlthc
WIIIIICI 'S hlolli\Ct \\htll' thC\ \\CTC
up .tg,un')l Wesler 11 < )re~nn Srutc
College. r tn~rd mnth 1111hc tl.lltnn
Hurthc 12rh rnnked Pan' 1hdu't lea
lh.ll \lop I hem I he) used thctr k11l
Ill hc,ll the\\ 111\:eS Ill the:: lt\C 1!·1111~ ,
15-IO 1.5-IJ 8 15, I -17, I 9
\\OS( h.ul to pl.r one more
m.ttch 111 the douhle ehmrn.ttton
tuurn<~ment he lore I < \\ nuld lmd
out \\ho the) l.t cd lor the ch.un­
fHnn'ilup round. II turned outtn he
the Wolve, lliH.'C agllln r tu tunc
th~ Pto\ \\t:rc rc,td .tnd 11 unl)
tool-: I our ~.une"' to hcut WOSC
lind t.tkc ovt·r the chumpion,hip
match. I he Ptn's won the g.1me'
14-16, 15-7, tn-14, 15·11.
Johm,on 'aJd th.tt 11 """a tough
match and tl 'went rtght down to
thut IU\l gumc to dcctde."
I he: Pto ·~wall leave tomot ro\\ to compete 111 theN \1,\ I n-Dt,lrtli!S
111 l,•comu, W.,~lungton I <.:. settlt•<.l
no 1, "'" pl.tv IJ111vcr!\ll\ oJ l•u~;ct
Sound, ~c:eclcd no I, .tnd n' 1 •
H.mnu scec.Jedno 2 lhc:fltu's\\tll
pl.t\ R' U-H.t\\oHiut7 lOp.m. ht·
tin), und the \\tnner "'II gn nn to
pl.t) UPS I he Wlllncr oi thnt gnme
ts guurrmtced ·• pot at 1 he N I \
N.tttotl.ll .
K fl.) ... ud there .ue li\ c .at l.trgc
~pnrs ll\ .ulnhlc, but 1 he.) .src: sprcnd
out nil O\er thccountrv l ( applied
lor one 111 1 111 en e the.) dtdn '1 n1o1kc
II 10 1 he final'
"Our best "·'Y ot makang 11 to
N.tttonul"' j., to"'" the 1\\o g.sme
th1~ \\c:C'kend," he utd.
Hut CH'n wuh f rt·Dt'i.trict .tnd
Nntton:tlll uhead of them, the Pto'
.&rc \cr) huppy to ha\ e carntrcd
the ()i,tl ict 2 ( hnmprun,hip ...
"It was great, Johnson ,a,d. ''It
wus :~oomethmg we worked rc:ull.)
hare! for nil ~ea .. on." R Mikel und
It' ltmc to pup the cork, clropthc: balloon ,lfld lhr.J~ the confcut
No tl' nut New\ enr' f \t: on the lhll, 11\ beucr th.tn that h s umc
for c\<eryonc to !itUncJ up .111d cheer for the Ptonccr Vclllevb.alltc:am
l..u~• Saturd1 1~ e cnmg Lc .... 1s and lark C.IJlpcd 11 rine t\ollc~ball
en~tln ever b) "inntng the chool' rir.~t di·.ar~rct \ ollc\i h.ttl ch.unptoMt up
I <.. \\C:Jll four mutchcs 10 r:use 11~ rc~mJ to 411-9 und od\ ttncc to the
fn-fJt,.trtCttuurnl lment tha f·ndu~ nnd uturday Dllhe Um'<Cr51t) of
Pugct Sound m I cu::oma
Mo t rmrortnntly, the I C \vomen ho\-t .. d they huve the 11turf pluyoff
tcum JJre mude of· character and h~rt. T\\tCe dunng the lourne) lhc
1'10' Cnuld h.m: tailed. f\\tCC the shilled gear ond bleW pa!il thetr
upponcnt I h.tt .. tuff .. wdl be ll\CI ul when the compwuon rtnlly get
tough tht~ \\t:.e..,end
I 1.1'\t J rtda) I dC'Icutcd L infield and Northwest utnrcne Colleges
hundil). On Saturda) the 12th ranked Pronccr too)t on \\c tern
< >n:t~on StJtc College." ho wen: r.ucd nmth m the n.tuon .tnd constdcm.i
tO be the II 'I ole competUion of the tourney, 10 We,lCrt\ 's ne\\ ande&CCnt
g)'mllii'\IUtll .
Air Wolf Gives LC "Deja Vu" The Pto's drct~ioncd We'ltern m the rir~ttwo gomc~ then\ .oppcd
the ne I tWO tn the he t Of live. l ... Wei' down 1•\·h in some Jour but
rallied to t.1kc :1 15-14 lead. Howevrr We tern survived :.nJ \\On the
match 17-15. The Ptoncer women ~ouJd ha\'c en.•ul\ ullen:d '" emutional ,
let do" n uftcr blowtng thcar btg lead, but instead howed thetr rntesttn.11
lortitude .md won 15-9 to earn the muteh and a nght to play tn the
Dt trict ... h.tmpronshtp game. -lh Michael Cohen
rlunur I oe •ttrf
It \\:1\ deJa vu for the Ptonecr
footb.tll team ·"national!\ wnkcd
\\'e .. tern Oregon State Collegt'
trounc:ed I ewi' and (lor~ 44..0
bchmd a m:ord 'cuinl! performance
h) quarterback 1 on) Burri,,
Utu ri' completed 29 ol 41 p.Jv>c'
Jm WO vnrd' und thn.-c touchdown,. -Ooth hi\ completion figure., and
yard.tgc total were ''hoot records.
ollld il thi' Wll\ll't Oa .. td lmdJev
nnd I ml1cld ull over agmn, you could
ha\c fooled the Pto\ Saturday\ game wu.~ nctuallyc\en
more onc-\ided thnn the prc-.:tou.,
wc:ck \ 42-7 to's to number one
mnked l infield. 1 he Wolve' held
l C to JU\t Q)) ard' oltotul oflc:n .. e
compMed to 582 01 heir own. I he
Wolve' connected on thetr fir-;t
t\\elve pa,'ie' olthe game und ensil.)
bu1h il H 0 hnlrtime lead. l hrir
defense "as"' good u.s t herr offen,c.
and 1 ( '"~held to -10 yards n1,h1ng
on the d:t)
"\Ve~tern Oregon I~ one or the
tuptcam,tn thc nutton,"l Ccoach
Oon ~h;( arty ,,mJ ·They ph~tcnll)
dommated U!. .md 1 he) rc on .1 rcul
roll no\\ lthink I mhtld t'l p"rohably
Runners Place Fourth, Fifth
I he Ptonccr men plnced fourth
11t111ield ol nine tr.tm~ Ia'' "iaturda)
tnthefli,trict llcro"countr. hnub
A he h,,,. .all )eilr, Semor Ron Arc'
It'd the l ( men o\'er the HOOO meter
lilllr'c to place tenth" ath a lime: of
25 55 I Sophomore Duke R it en-hou\e placed 13th for the P10\.
The l C \\Omen came 111 hlth nut
ol eight teum Jeunmne I nm.t,
ln:,hnwn. kd the lad) Pto\ 111 the
SOO<Imctcrmcc"uhaumcot 1g:n'
IO hntsh 16th. 1 e,Jffilll,IIC Su~un
M urrn • em or, cumc 10 nght bchtnd
1 .tma in 17th ,,t 19.44 4
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246-1311 I\ I I ' the bc~t loot ball team \\e\c played,
but Wc .. tcrn Oregon'" nc:,t."
fhut phy,ical aspect ol We.,tcrn
Or cgon ''"hat did the Pto \ 111 I C
'tud to a game plan of den~mg the
Wol\'c,thc big play. \O WOS u"ed
a controlltd pa.,~ing gumc to ~Hart
10 and I~ pia} drive' th<tl ended ur
in the tnd 1on~.
.. rhcy JU.,t rno\cd the hall \ohdl)."
juniordcfen'ilvc bad: 1 ony Fulg.tro
satd. "1 hey made \cry Je\\ error'
.md JU~t ~epl chewmg it up ••
I he Wohes ,,J,o chewed up the
Pto pcr,onnel a-. 'tarting defc:no..ave
end F.m. ~Iauffer di,locoted hb
'houlder .tnd "" hi<~ 'c~oo end
\taulfcr will rc:quttc .;urger} ... imilnr
to rh.at w hic:h tight end EriC' I udtcr
nc:edc:o after 'eparnttng ht' .. houldcr
.tgatn\tl mfield . em or quarterback
lrm 'orton wa' aho tnJUrcd lor
I C. but ht, injur) did not appear
'c:rtou' .tnd he )ohould be b.td nc-<t
\H:ck ~h.lll) other Ptt' 's nrc aho
lcelng the cllcct of t\\o grudang
\H:dc:nd'~.
''We're baltercd and brui ed, hut
\\c·rr not out," Fulgaro -.:ud.
I hi' \\Cck the 1-7 Pio\ ln to end
the ca .. on on a" innmg note ~llh a
home game contc't ag.un'' Wal­
lnmettc. Wtllumette t'> l-4 m the
Columbta league, like I C:, and
\.lcCarl) rntc' the g.1mc a '""'·up.
If I C ~·un ''·'' uror lrcc .tnd rl.1y
\\lthcmotion 1\.h:.C.trl) thtnk' the)
can \\in And then ·~ ··we lhtnk \\C lwvc wme out­
q,lnding ) oung bullpl.tycro;.''
McCany ~d . "We ha\e the) ounge .. t
team tn the league. and tl \\C · til)
together und k~c:p a flO!olll\~ uttstudc
l.c" j., und Clark C:tmld have an
e~crllent loot ball tram m t" ll or
thrc" ~car. "
The \\tll.1meucgamc ts \:uurda}
.u 1: lOp m
• We tern \\on u ne:\l match and cume back to face the Pto' 1n the
fin.th ol the douhle elimrn.•uon tournament . 1. hnd to hope they
\'fouldn't be on the roller coa.\ter ride thnt alma" co t them the first
mruch agutn5t the Wohes.
I hey \liercn 't. ~<tme one had castly the most dramouc acuon of rhe
match. 1 •sting ulmo~t 40 manutes. 1 C c.rupcd from bchmd the enure
\\a~ The l:td) Pk1' refu~d to allm ·• rallv agarnst them und at one
point mne consccutJ\e s1dc out ror the Wolves enrncd them only t\\O
tnlhcs. The Ptoncers finally succumbed 16-14 r\gam. the hard-fought
emouonnllo s could h.t'>C eas1ly taken the henrt out of I
lnoo;te.td, the women came back \\ tth o trul) tn>part•c.J performance
fhc next three game~ belonged tu l.C 15-7, 16-1-l .and 1:5-1 I. In a
frtn11ed fint,h to the thud gume. L overcame u IJ-14 deticat wtth
S\:onny 'P•kcs b) Ten: u Locke .tnd Kathy l>a on and 1 ntO) ttp pltt)
b ·Am\ Bolger. The game founietory culminated a tough nine gnmc::o
ol pia\ .tg.unst the Wolves thut leh a mar~ on Pto coach Ron Kn nnd
noc;"ilstant I .uTV !-\coli. •
"1 n mi." 11 "·'S JU~l rt test ol "ill. h w.ts nene ruckang. 1""c ne,er
been oflccicd 1 he "''} I "a. !Uurdn)." 1>: .ty s.ud, \\ u h n nouctnhlv
hunr~c \ ou:t'
All the hnrd wurk that hus been n trademark of the P1Q program
pntd otT 10 t btg "a) ·n. hO\\ doe tt feel to wm the da tncl after o long,
gruehng .. c.1son'
.. , thanl; more than nn\ thtng else I reel on npprccmtton lor mv
players and the acnlite5 the} \e made to get "here they rc •• Kay
md
Where the) arc no" " not the end of the ro •d. though llns
\\td:end ' T n-D•~tnct arc the 'teppmg stone to the I nltonal
und lhDl \\ttg,hs he.1\~ on the mmJ of Kny. nd ht!o pi )C~ I (' mu t
fnc~ axth mnL:cd l P and C\:cnth ranked RYt -HU\\ 11 o doubt an
c~cn better effort Wtll be needed to"'" m 1 ti\!Oma
·• fltc good lcchng tn,tdc '"'tempered \\Jth the kno\lolcdgc that wc\c
got n long '' ''" logo "K.t) :ud 1
<l mutter ''hut hnppct" no\\ 11 hn hccn •' great )C tr nnd the
honn~ don't tnd wuh JU"t . tournumena uoph l·our Pto plu-.er'
earned all-tournament honors. Knth) t:op1 1 • Jud~ FrnnlJ,cn . t hn
Johnson nnd I ockc rrand en and lohnsun \\Crc ttl o ho en loth
,,IJ.dr"tnct te.1m lohnM)n, n frco;hman from Portland'$ \lur,hnll h1gh
\lhool \\ot !iCkCII~d fisthe Ol}lriCt II pi.I)Croftbc • cIT 1\ r,H Ku) ht
cffun earned lum oach ot the\ cur honor Ht commcnam rcfen:ncl
to thm :t\\urtl telloo;the stor otthc P10necr \OIIeyb.tll sen~on
"1 hnt (Conch oi the Year) ts a funcuon of the team I hesc gnl JU t
made tl happen lor u "
Uolgcr, (\,pple.Dtxon 1-rJnd,cn ,John on, I oelc. Dondal)ckkcr
Hurb I· rank. l1~a JucQb\. '-,tephanic I e" i:i, Star1, Me. nulc). rnl
ntorecn und Curolltmm 191Stl DtSIUCI II \OIIe bnll chnmptnm.
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