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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

Volume 51, Number 10

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1987-01-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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l'tnortr I ••r ·I afT "rlln
111dcnt horrnwtng hot\ quintupled in the
tn't t)('cude, rai ing ''it h 11 concern' that
,,c nrc becoming,, generation bmdened b)
Iicht.
\ collrgc dcht nvcraging $8,950 j, a ruct of
hfc 1 or onc-t hi rd to one-hall of all und _er~
gr.llhwte' .u pnmtc lour year college'> hke
1 e'' ,, 11nd ( lut ~-
1 he im rc."t an lo 10" along'' ith the tlcchnc
tn the number (IJ h:dcralgtunt ... h<h creat~d a
>ttuHtaon wluch financa.al.ud darector Du1nc
'I uk.amakt "11)\ \\ill ampact lower tncome
students greatc't. One uch tudc:nt i junmr Kenneth l.aFc\'Cr
who'" not rctm mng to chool hcc.tu c ott he
pro pcct ul paymg off S26,0()0 in loan~
"IJu 1 don'\ wunttngct fh) feet wetun'tmon-:
I httH' H S 13.000 deht alrcad) nnd I have
nlrc.ady hml to tun muktng p.tyment or
S IIJ every month I ju't don't h:el hke I cnn
u(fmclw go any further 1n deht1'' he all1
f he Iitle\ I nc\\ that College :,Indents muy
be.: overwhelmed h~ mdehtc:c.lnc \\comes from
u 1epnrt, "Student I oun Arc I hey O'er­
burdening a Gcnc:rntmn'' rc. ka,cd b) the
Congresstnnul lotnl I cnnnmtc Committee:
\\ lm:h advises Congrc~s on nuttonul cconomu:
pohc1c:..
"I ow income '>tudcnh arc ulready affected.
\s ,oulool.: at kt\\Cr tnlomennd dbathantaged
tudcnt the\ wtll he e:-ttremel) he ... itant to
horro\\ uno probahl} ~hould not immediate!)
be m that borrowtng 'itu.uaon. lt·s gomg to
be hnrd to tulk to them ubout borro~ing
,111)\\hc:re fromS10 SO.OOO,".,hesaid .
1 ,ul.:um.tki ''quad. to point out that ~he
comttiC'f'l 'tudc:nt loan' un im·e .. tment. It is a
,cnttmcnt .,he believes most I ewi<. and Clar~
,wdc:nt' shore but may be harder for lower
1ncomt' \tudenl' to appreciate "(Jrowing tudcnt indebtcdnc: ha nmed
questanns uboutthe unplicattons ol the debt
burden· for 1 he nuuon al ecorHlm). lor the
cetlnomac well· being ol horro\\ers, for equuht)
of .tc~~s to higher education und e\c:o for
the c:ducataonal proce's ihell," !;a1d ~ urn mar)
ot the report.
1 he ... tud~ c.oncludcs th.ll mort ln\~tigation
is needed to determtnt "'hat the: tmpact t)l
college debt mu bt ~H>rnc initial rindtng'
suggc:o;t that orne ~n•du..ttc" may put off
rewarding careers in favor of high-paying
job, or delay marriage or ha' ing children of opportuntt) an htgher c:ducauon, ~htch
imtl tlly focused on a balanced army of grunt •
loan-.. uod \\ orL: opponunute for the disad­
v-anta!,red. has ba:n transtormed. "'1th un«rtnin
and lurgc:ly unc:,amtned amphcation~ ror the
group "'ho "'ere 1 he nngmal focu:-. of federal
concern "the-report "iutd t the ame lime they o ked Congrcs to
earmark S600 mtllion for lhc: "Income Con­
tingent Loan Progrum" \\htch \\ould let stu­
dents borro~ up to 50,000 nod peg n:payments
to their incomes.
"I don t thin~ there will be maJor suppon
lor lh~e budget CUli," f ukamDkt atd,
Reagan· Budget Propo!)al
"E\en though the 'tudcnt may have 30 to
50 yea" to pav oft the loun. it h harder lor
1 hat .,tudcnt to conccptuuhze that mve~t ment
lhe} arc rcnll) gomg to opt out of educatton
totally." 1\ukamakt \aid One of th(' mo't grievous concern' the:
report rat'e' ts thuttncomc dtspanttc:s among
women and mmonty group membel'\ will
cau\e thetr loan repuymenr to con~umc a
larger share of thetr tncome Thert. ts reu .. on to beheve 1 he .. uuatton will
gel worse before tt gets better The Reagan
administration ha' asked Congreo;s to cut
S3 1 bilhon b} rai .. ang interest rate-. on loans.
endang subs1d1es for cnmpuo; jobs and denying
grants to one million tudcnts. .. I chm~ we h_.ve to remember the pohttcaJ
proceo.,, The president makes recommendations
which ~e · hould be aware of. We o;hould
e'pres~ tho~e concerns to our elected con·
g~coman. Congr~s hn.s not begun the budget
proce's and I don't think \\e should le.1d
student.'! to betie~e this is tn the final form, ..
o;he !latd. Continued on p•~e two . "1 he federal '>lrateg} for fo,tenng equal it)
January 15, 1987
roup efends
----
8) Jillian Detweiler
rumttr I oa \tafT" ntfr
Student' concerned wtlh human
raght' w1ll ha\e the opportunity to
become lounding member" of a
1 e'"' und Clark chapter of ~mnc~t}
International. The potenttal chapter\
fiN meeting wall be held at 1 30
p.m. tomght in T omlin,on.
\mnco;t\ lnternauonal <AJ) t' a • worldwide mo\emcnt of people
wor~ mg I or t h .. • release of pmoner<;
ol con,ciencc "'h\') hu\ie netther u~;ed
nor ad\ liCatcd vinh:nce, fntr and
prumpt trial" tor all pohucal pri­
'oner,, :and .tn end to torture and
C~l'CUtiOih Ill Oil t J'C\
I ht mec:ung I' bc:tng organi1cd
b\ l<...tren Berg 'cnaor. and Eh
Ro,cnblatt, lrc,hman Ro .. enblatt
Je,cnhed AI '""a world\\ tdc: non­
JMrtl,an, non-political organillllion
th.at \\Ork' lor human rights of tmpmoned people mo,tl) people
tmpn,oned hecau'e ol what they
bc:hc\c:, but aho pn,oners \\ho .tre
cnminal'i ."
Ro,cnblatt said A I m:untam' a
non-polttical t)rtentutwn hccuu,e,
"the} don't crittcllt the puhttc' of
the countrte' an que,tton or the
goHrnmenh 1n que,llon. ..
Ro~c:nblull 'latd thi'l onentuuon
contribute' grc<lll)' to \1\
dtec:tl\ l ne"
Berg ,atd '\I 1 mplemcnt' "a real
gra•MoOh .1ppnuch" to acll~'-''~ 11\
goal' f-or t:'\amplt: the orgumlullon
orche~tnne' c~tcn')t\C international
letter wriung campaign-. on hchull
ol pn,oncr" ol con-.cicnce. aa,J.;ins
the gl1\emmcnt ~pon.,ibh: to relell\C
the pri,onch .
Berg and Ro,enblatt bdtc\c: an
\1 chupter will complement l C\
c::mpha\1\ on tntc:rnationnl ufta'"·
The\ al .. o 'ec an J\1 a' da-:.unctlrom -Vol. 51 o. 10
othc r C'Umpuo; urgnnmuion.; 'uch
"' \outh Afn~.-an Action Group und
\tudc:nl\ tn ohdant~ \\llh South • \meru:an P oplc: 1n thnt AI con-
lmnb human rillhh '"''ue.' on n ldOlMl ~ ~
lc:\ c:l.
Berg and Ro ... enblutt \\lHJld hl.:e
tu ~an LC chapter ol A I parttdp.uc
in letter \Htting campaign' and
pet it ion d me~ a' \\-ell as 'pon,onng
'peukcrs and ftlm, concerned \\llh
human right Ro,enblatt 'aid \\ c
wunt th<: J!OJis (of the chapt~r) to
be decadcd b} 1 he people who come:
Ill
Berg '.tid a 'howing of a\ idcot<tpc
ul a pr 1"oner "ho ''a., rclc.l'lctJ at
lea't an pnrt due to \l\ elfMt'"
planned for tomght ' meeung.
Ruth Ben! and Ro,cnbl:llt ha-.:e
~
e'\rerience with A f. Berg Join«! ,\1\
Purtland chapter aboutu) ear ago.
Ro-.c:nhlatt helnngcd to the ch.tptcr
.11 ht' .lima m.tter, llni\crsn~ Htgh
\chool tn San Fraoci ... cQ.
Procedures Still Controversial
-By 1om l.yden
Plonttr l 01 \ldf "'rhu
1 he controver~tobet of ud muus·
tr at I\ e proceJuru~ reported last tenn
in the Ptomw Log ("Odell Proce­
dure~ Alarm l-oculty," October 23
1986) contmue to be an ObJeCt of
contro\ cr~y and mtsunderstandmg
among \Ome member'i of the faculty
and the ndmmt~trntion
The document , Prort'clures ond
Pnnt tp/e_~ for Aclmlt1istratn·t'
Optrallon. 'opec1fie the roles and
authority of Exccuuve Office~ and
other admtnt'>trator'\
Faculty membel'b hke pohttcnl
~caenc;c profe~~ or Ball Lewt ~ have
voiced concerns that the document
re trt~t the academtc freedom of
ndmantstrators who also hnppen to
be taculty member~. for example -dt\t ·aon head:; and department
chaar'
1\t u meeting ol the; 1 e\\ '' .md
Clar~ chttptc:r ol tht AAUP
(Amencun Al>socuH1on olllnt\eNty
Profe ~~ors) tn No,embet \rletgh
Dod-.on. dt:"an of the college ol arts
and .;caence~. utd the document
nppbed to ( xccuuvc Officer.. olthc:
college but not dt\1\IOO head" and
department c;hatr'
In u memo to faculty membel"> tn
October. however thl'> doc:' not
o1ppeor to be the ca'c: Ood,on \h.tt~.
.. At one remove be\;au:,e they repon
through the Dtvt~aon Head' who
report to me. the~e ~dmtnt~trattvc
Procedure s also pertutn to the
Department (hat~ and Program
Otrecto~"
Dean Dodson perceiVe the da ·
agreement between othtl'b ht..e pro­
fessor LewiS and htmself us .. temoung lrnm d1fferent intcrpretatilm' olthe
concept ol shared gm ernan~c;
"There is a :.plit in the .<\ \\ P
ihclf a' to what !>hared govcr nann
mean~ We b~hcve m the: pttnctple.,
ol 'hart"d govemanet:. we have e\ en
satd so on the record What Btll
(lewh) want •~ ,1 ort or dtn:c..t
democracy and we can't have that,"
Dod~on satd
to respon~. Le, ... i, ,aid "'Thecru\
ol the 1\:,Ue '' academ1c freedom
and the legtttmnte role of fac:uh>
go' emu nee tn lls own afiat~ . I have
00 tJIU~IOO\ , It \\-OUid be IOercdtbl)
naive of me to thm~ th.&t 'orne ~md
ol darect democracy \\.b po~ able:
.. Lew'' and Clark t'i a pm ate
non-proft corporauon and the
Oregon tntecharterendoW'I power
tn the Board of Trustee~o ~htch
Continued on pace two. • Sl
-
The con trover y revoh e around two memos
that addre~ the role of Dean of the Graduate
chool of Profe ~ional tudte
By Diane Raab
Ploo«r I uc tafT tonltr
Dcun Roger PHgc:t or the Graduate. chool of Proft\)IOnAI ~tudie
ha'l rc,tgncd under rumor and spc:eulatton that he nc,er intended to
rc~itw at all.
In No, ember, Oean Paget 'tnt u tY<o page memo'"' Pre: idcnt James
Gardner rc .. ponding to an e\ nluation of his performance as Dean.
Paget stnted thai he would re.co1gn il hts concenu were not add~ed •
.. Do \ ou rea II) believe thar I came here to do you tn, thnt I um
'omeho\\ nfler) ou or out to 'Ub\cn )Ou''" Paget aske\J Gardner tn the
letter Paget aho asked ... t\re there avenue!;" e cun explore to make m\
dean htp more sati,factol') to you and therefore to me?" Paget the~
recct\ ed a one page memo from the pre tc.lent acc-epting has leuer as a • re,aunatton.
PaJ.!tl contend he did not restgn. Prm o~t Jncqutl) n \latUcld said
the c~llcge ottornt) \ tewed Paget' corrcspondcnc..'t' and ~aid it "a . tn
fact, 3 letter of rc ignatton.
The i5 .. uc of" hc:ther the: document \\~.15 tntended as :t resignation has
lk-cn d1'cus,ed among the member.. ot the graduat~ chool.
\"ociute Ocan Carol) n Bullard 'atd ol the t.locument ... ,, h1n~ that
'" ht (Uardnc:r) interpreted the leuer from Paget tl! a letter ol n:signattC'In.
and .&cted upon it in that ltght. ht action to accept 11 wn"> \\-ithin ht
legul nght,,"
P.tg«:t ha\ be~n working at l C'-' ''and Clark 'intc.: ~tpt~mber, 19N6
us the first dcun ul the graduate whool \\-htch \\ ,,, ''t.tblt,hc:d u )'CZtr
.tnd u half ago. Profc,)or Doug \.I org.m ''a' tcting dean be lore
Paget·, arrival alter a nation.tl ~t<art h \\ .~s mud e.
As dean, one ol Paget\ fil'\tta'l.:' would be to delinc rhe authont\ of
'that po,ition in not only the gr·tduate :-.~.-hool, but aho the Ia\\ ' hoot
and undergraduate college, Morgan 'aid.
.. Fnlm thc beginning , there ~:h an under tanding on our part
(graduate ,chool faculty) and the pre_,tdent', part. that the dcnn would
be u ltr't rate 'eholar and ha\·e e tcrnal e'pcrien~.'C'." Morgan 'ntd
"1 hi i' importan t tx:~..tu e the dean "ould be hired to help define the
.tuthorit) ol that po-.iuon and dean,hip m the imtttullon ..
\1organ -..&id \\hat Paget" a:. tr ing to 'a) b hi letter\\ ~ ... l ooli:. I
~.-,to t I unciton elfccti-.:el) in my oniC'C unless these LS'UC'S art n::o;ohN ..
'I hc:,e '"ue,. according to Morgan and other tntcn tc\\c:d lucult\
mcmbe~. andude the authonl) of the de.sn le\el ol dmant,trnche
procedure,, and the rotc: ole he fa~uh) in e' 1\uauns the dean.
"J'herc ha' been a ,eriou' \ tol • .ttion ol facuh) prcrog.Ht\C an that the
de.m" '' e\ aluated b\ tht pre,tdent ~ithout any tormul mput from the
fncult) .. \ltt..e '-ltark \ soc. I .lit Proh: ... ~or and Utf't\ tor olthc lrrndu.1te
Pro~ntm 10 <.oun,ehng Pwcholo~. ;.ud.
"for me, thc m.&JOr ,.,.,uc: the CTI\1' of mtddlc m.tn.tgement ha
not been confronted by the prtMdent " \tc.,rgun aid. tddmg. w I he
prc\tdcnt 1s euher unw11lhng or m~.apabk ol delegatmg appropnate
.tuthom\ t<' the olftce of the dean' \' a re~ult \-torgun ,miJ. "the dean\ lru,tr.umn . ,,, ~ell a the
lm:ult) \ 1 ru~Mllt1on . led to an mabaht\ oft he: pre,tdcnt ~nd tht' dean to . ..
~ce eve toe\ e on •~uc~
"Thi:. 1s ;, ver\ -;enou' matter. for the other 'chooh a well a the
graduate: 'chool betau'e a popularnnd m'ightful dean" betn~ dumped
wtthout \\hat" ould normally be c..'OO,idcred "due proct"' · .. tark atd
.. \\'e can'\ alto\\ our \tr) fir.a dean to be undercut thi ~.t~ ..
"tn .. tabilit) lt thatle\el j, not an j_,ue an)one ::1n Ut~e lightl):·
Morgan aad ''Obvtou~l) there:\ :l eriou~ problem in tht' '"'titution
at the le,el of deanshtp or \\e wouldn't have thi'l pattern."
The pat tern Morgan refers h., • ., thut ot a high lUI no' er r.ttc: ot dean'
at uti of the college"i tn the p!bt fh e und an a half yea I", There ha\e ~n
nt lc:3st ~~~ 3ctmg de:lns during rhi' time, and thrte national 'enrchc'
ha\e been ,onductcd. mcluding the prc,ent "c:arch tor a dean ol the
undergraduate college
Continu~ em pace 1wc.1.
...
Women Pios Second in Nation PIO ~ ER t.O<-;. J tJ <\R\ IC\, 1987
New
Gi a Pint for wY ar ,
1 he \men .m Rcd < rt" llltwd sen''~' n k that \ ou hcgm ·' m'"
tr dation tim) ear b\ uddmg t '' o "ordqo \our ~c" ) c.~r • rc:,oluuon
h t Ill>~ '11 Rl oon
Stgmn Pht I JNIOn frntemU\ ,,Ill '(llln\or .I Red ern" blond dfl\t'
TIIUr do\, Jan 2~. from II 00 1 m h) ·00 p.m "'swmm lluung H.all
\ppomtments to gt\--e blood ~an be ~h«Jukd "ath {HCg Barta. 2Q '·'<~5
1 n bt: ehgtble to £1\C: blo'-ld• a pe~on mu't be'" •ood health. ''ctgh
ut k t 110 pound' aud be bet" een the ngc' ol 17 :uld t\ \per" on cnn
gl\ c bhlod e'-en 'fl da''
I 'here 1 on c'pectnli\ :-.trong need for t) pc 0 blthld the blood 1\ pC'
mO!o.l f~quentl fe\\UC'\ted nod U'led tn 'lUr bi.l\(lll:ll' 'c:.trl) ~I) percent
ol. II rc:~on' are t\ pt' 0, but the percentnge ol rer on\" ho CUI\Jtlt'l\ c
"pc 0 '"' much larger
B don3ttnp blood reFul:ul,> . ou .ue not onl ht'lptng people Ill
1mmcdtulc need ol blood. but arc provtdtng •' health), 'tab I~ blood
.. urpl~ 1 hrough the) cal'~ rhe' olume of blood don.lted by an mdt" 1dual,
ju,t lc~o.-. thnu on~ pint, j, ~-.tored h\ the bod\ \\lthtn 4~ hour.. A R.
Dump ite Report Relea ed
i\ rerort documenting Portland' dan~crOU\ tOXIC' \\ a\t( problem
,35rclca,edb\ l..t\\1 and lark\O,PIRGchaptcratamld ~oHmhcr
ne\\ c:onfelcocc . The report, Dc·oJit /4·~a·' T' ttr Wow at Dc,am•
l.olt.e, "a' the rc~uh ol research done by the l ( 'tudcnts on one of the
O\Cr 50 to 1~,. wa,tc dump' tn the Portland metropolitan area
Accordmg to. ara Laumann 0\PIRG\ Fn,uonmcntal Auornc).
··o~~on hn'> 192 abandoned t0:\1\. ~a,te .. itc' that \\t !..no~ about
'ltncc an c tcn-.1\c ,c3rch h~ \Ct to be conducted O'lPIRG ~he\'c
that the problem t~ actuall~ much "'o~c" .
OSPIRG ,., propo"'"8 a three-point campatg.n to clean up tO:\tC
"8,1c ttc~ 10 Oregon. Fin.t ''the tdcntific.!tton of all hurardou' ~ a .. tc
.,1tc 'lecond 1, 1 he conuunment ol tho'c ~1tc' that arc lea~ tng tnt~ the
en\ tronmcnt 1 he third part Ol the program I\ elenn·U~ of the 'lteS.
Fundm~ for the program would come from the e~tabh~ohment uf a
'tate "upcrtund . lht' term the l C ch.1pter of 0 PIRu "''II be \\orl.:tng to butld
urpon for the pa .... agc of a .. tron8 "tate. ~upcrfund tn the O';tton
1 eg1.,t:uurc. For more mformauon about the. camputgn call\ C:\t
67Q4 or come to thl O~P \RG Gcnerallntere I Meeuntt on lhuf'!ldU),
Jan 22 at 7 00 p m m the Dubach Otmn~ Room -A.C. R
Idea Exchange Revitalized
"Ideas fi,change'". an informal forum in whtch tudent-., facuh}.
and ~taU ha\C the opponunit) to C:tJlrC' their opimon' on important
i ,ues facmg the 1 C communtt) and the rest of the ~orld. ~ill be
startmg up again after havmg been dorm3nt for a term.
Coordinato~ Jim ~tuart and Lorna 1 od:wood arc \cry uciled
about the rc\itah7.t\lon of th~c ~c,.,.on~ becau!le the) pro,ide an
excellent opponunit) for the L.C communny to be tnformed on major
" ue facing them and to eAchangc ideas 3nd opintons on them
I has term tbe't have been ~cheduled for C\Cf) other lhunda~ from
II 30 to 12:30 i~ Tba\er room~. and nt\t term the) will hopelulh be • chcduled for c~ery Thursda} at the same ttmc.
Thili ~cek Bob Mandel \\til ~1ck ott the lorum \\tth the toptc or
URa}gun l·ars: 1 he CIA and Rorutld Reagan". He \\.til be discu ,jng
the role oft he lr\ during Reagan' prc ... tdenc), mcludtngthe lrun<ontra
candal I'hc\c ~t'S5ions ha\ ~.:been qutte mformati\e and tnterc:-.ung tn
the pa 1 and thts one hould proH to be JU t ,, succcs,lul 8 G
Meridian Receive Award
l~t pnng edttiOn ol Tht' \ftndtatl, I eWlS i.IOd nark' undcrgrnduatc
Journal ot lntemattonal Rcl3tion' and Cro -Cultural Persrcctl\c •
ha reCCI\ed a lu t-plac.e raung from the Amencan Scholastic Pre~->
As octatton
Jlt~ JOurn:tl W:!.SJUdgcd for content coverage. dc:,tgn, organuation,
prcsen t<~tton. and cn:uti' ity.
.. We "ere \Cry pleased ~uh the a\\ard, e peciall) !>tnce the journal
h<l onl) c tsted lor four )can," editor Brenden Hyde sind.
I heJOU rn3lts puhltshed once n) ear. and submt' 10ns arc no" bctng
UCt.:Cptcd f·or snforrnatton about \Ubmi IOns or ttbOUI the JOUrnal
It elf, contact Brenden H~de or rom l amkan at c''· 6789 or through
l.C Bo 152 8 H.
Budget Cuts:
Oespue cong~ tonal opposiuon
to the budget cuts. Tsu~amak t
behevcs tmportant programs arc
partu:uhnly threatened "hich stu­
dent' may wtSh to highlight for them
congres~penon .
.. , thtnk the ehmtnatton of what
we call campus brued funds;, mo 1
amportant . Th&S ancludc:s college work
tudy, upplemenral cducauonal Contanutd from page one
opponunuy grants, ne\\ money lor
the national direct student loan
program. and federal granL\ that
go tnto our tate grant program
•Jhc:n the~ is the o\'eraJI emphnst li
on students bearing all of the cosb
of education. You cannot eltmtnatc:
grant progrwn11 and expect ,audents
to borrow 11 all, "1 ukamakt stud. -lh 10\hnnnon Bu\'IC\
l'i .. ntct I "l \l•fl ,. ""'
\\ llh tntdtCllll' lOlii \\ (Cl.:!o U\\ •I),
moq t udenh .uc: Jlfl'h thl~ not
thm~mg ol 'HI) mg "I' nil ntl:lht
''Ud) mg \\'hen ) uu do, .Uld 'ou
"til, note t hnt the hbrar' 1 llO\\
open lJ hour" lm our c''"' ciiiC:II~"'e It'' onl one nlthe nloln) change'
ltbr:tr) dtrcdor R tnd\ other h.t!l
mtroduccd tht' term to tr) w help
,tudc:nt' u'e the lihran •, lut•thtte~ • w thetr tulle't
The librar) \\ill be open Sunda)
throUith Jhur.da tl'> \\CC~cnd m~ht'l
'
a~ not popular (ot \IUd} mg Dunng
finub ho\\C\ er, the late houl'.' wtll
conunuc: 1hrough the weekend, but
not for mtdtl!rm' unle~" there I\
enough )tude''' demand
I he btg que~tion .tbout thi' nc~
.,ervtce '"' ~ tll it bc: u'ied. lnn S h\\ .IU, \el\tOI, 1\ (lCS\itn•
I\ tiC. He I eel' I h,ll he rcr-.onall)
'' 1\1 not u'c unnd th.u nlH hlO rnan
'tudcrll \\111 etlhcr
lthtUI) ,1\'11\till\1 \1oJI\ \It )1.•
andc1, I rc,hman, 1 htn~' 1 here '"II
be .1 good 1 urnout ul .. wdcnl\ due
tu JM'' ~'\f'Cnm~:n\'1 \\ uh ull·ntght
huur
1 he 24 hour 'er' tee come' ut .1
tunc\\ hen the lihrar j, under~o&ng
re·C\ aluatton horn a \tUd} done
three )Car' .tgo, tt \\:\' found that
onh J5 peHent of the bOOk' an:
''rculutc:d regular!} . The other 65
pc:rc:ent had been checked out once
or ne\er Al\tl, Colhcr ~ .. :.:mratheuc
w mput and concerns "'tudents have
-.: ou:ed .uu.l "ou ld ~ery much
apprcctate furthcr .. ugge .. tion~ . I hi'
h:ts prompted an incren e tn the
hbrar} \ lacthtte-. other than boob
JS.OOO mtcrororm'> arc no\\
Dean Resigns: Faculty i
('ontinucd from pagt one
"We\e become kno"n a' the
1n~utuuon that cat" dean,, .. Pat rida
Schmuck, graduate "'chool facult)
reprc entati'e to the Board of
Tru~tce~o atd.
.. omethmg i) ~rong, .. 1organ dean\ \Ub\cquem offer to re.,tgn.
Paget '\Otd he has not had a per­
.. onal con' e~auon with the president
.. incc April. The prestdent satd he
ha\ hod several lengthy telephone
con\'erso tions with the dean con-.tv.ul.tble l \\ n nc\\ rt-.tdcr pnntcr
ph" lrt:l' cop) tng ol the nucrolottn!'>
h.l\ c ,aho been added.
I h~ on-li11e l omputrr rt,c.th:hinR
fuc:tlitic h.t\C btl'O c:\p:mdcd I h1"
\\JIImulnh atd Mudents \\tth large
proJCll' or 1 ""'"'• mal utg ·"a Hable
10 them .a \\ adc range of bibltogra -
phlc' ,ICfel'~ the OiJIIOO
t rcc copymg I rom the: ht,cr pnn·
tcrs i~ .tt..o ft\allahle no\\ \\tth the
rcq111rcd cour'e
oii\Cr ha' m.IJor plan\ for the
luture \\htch \\ould entail mon: 'pace
for stttd)IO!) and more qutet area~> .
Other recommendation' hnve been
a lounge, cotfce and 'nuclr. machines,
and •.;tud) room'> for group'> of stu­
dent,. Cotl\.cr doc" not have detuih
(or the c plun but sny" reno\atlo n
"'til begtn soon.
ed
Pro-.:o<;t Mattfeld has been
worktn~ on n document which will
more clearly define roles and
authont) within the admimstrntion.
Jtd \\ e cant be that bad at
reerumng If \\c're that bad \\ith
dean.,. arc we that bad \\ith. tudents7" ~he aid the graduate facuh) h:u
made the attempt to per.made the
--------------- pre.,.dcnt not to accept the rcsigna­
tton 1 h•' is a fou aaomplt,"
C onc:eming e\. a.luation of the dean,
Morgan 'aid Provost Jacque I) n
Mattfeld •ptnved no acth:c leJdershtp
role m the e'taluauon of the dean "
"1 f ,he hadn't been delegated
au1hority to evaluate dean<> \\hat
authonly doe~ ~he ha' e?" Morgan
a) ked
Provost Manfeld ~aid concerning
her role 10 evaluating Dean Paget,
"You can't c\ aluate someone until
\Ou've worked with them"
• Manfcld "a) htred m Augu''·
1986 and ~til be re~pon!ltblc for
putting together the fir.t level of
re\'te~ of dean~ at the end of the
present academic )'tar.
A documen t dated December 4,
19 6,trom the membe~ofthe faculty
to the Board of Truo,tec' rcque't
that Paget' resignation not be
authorized until cenatn matte~ ha'c
been exammed and re-.ol,ed. Inc e
mauc~. accordmg to the retition,
concern the i .. sucs o( Paget\ eva­
luation b) the pre,ident in whtch
the facuh} pla)cd no part, and the HWe' e become
known a an in ti­
tution that eat
dean ,. Pat chmuck
aid.
cermng the 1\SUt or resignation.
~thmuc k pre cntcd a memo to
the Boord of l rustec · on Monda)
of tht'l week regarding ln(.ulty 'en­
timent to"ard Pagel's resign3tton .
ln tht!l pre entation _he stated •• ...
there ha~ been constdcrablc con­
sternation and turmoal m the
Graduate chool faculty prompted
b) the unumely. and unwanted
re~tgnatton of Dean Roger Paget."
'f ht Board of Tru'>tees "chose not
to become mvolved .. sa) mg It \\3S
an mternal matter satd Schmuck
'"There is no mechams m for
grievance, we have no procedures
tn place because we have no gover
nance "~chmuck ~atd
Administration:
Continued from pagr one
dclcgJte~o to the president . 1 J.; no"
that," Lcwts 'atd
ln an intcmc\\ la-.t term Pm1dcnt
Gardner S3id of the document, .. fhi,.
j, not mean I to e'cludc anvone but • to recogni1c the legttimate roles of
alumni. facuh), student , the Bo.trd,
and the administration ...
racult) member'\"' ho arc divil>ion
head.-. liL:e StcH: Hunt, communt·
cauons, and Richard Rohrbaugh,
religiou' studic,, have commented
on how the document cmphasi1e
the negamc .. ide or communtcatton
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l and ho\\ one purucular sc:cuon .. true).;
tht: fucult) ~a .. loyalty oath".
'J hat ~cction !ltates: "each C'\CC·
uthc officer ~hall demon.,tratc
uppon for. and 'hull defend t!l
\Hitten and oral communicauons .
the authorm-and lcadcl'hip role
of the Pre idcnt as the Chtcf F.xec­
Utt\e Officer."
Wuh thc'e ts'>UC~ 'itill requiring
clanricauon,lhc Board ofTru .. tet
\\ U'i expected to ts~ue a ~tatemcn t
on udmini<.trath:e procedure' at th
meeting la-,t Monday. --.._........ ~ -•9Q;• = --
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-~ ... _ chmuck "aid .. rm sad very~ d."c;chmuck SUJd
Bullard \atd "Dean Paget 1 an
e'\cellent dean lam dt~lressed over
theo;c events-1 am very much tn
agreement with the raculty that I
do not wunt to 'ICC htm leave that . ..
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l.)tudenl\, 'itafl and faculty a~
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"TI1erc 1 somcthtng. amazmg
nbout ~nmelnn. 11 ta~c' a''·') h.ld
fechn~ Jf,ou h'ten to g.tmcl.m
u \\Ill chungc \Our hfc •• 'a''
\hdl\.mto s Put111, J,l\,tn~c
teacher oftht' \ 1an mu\lliOrm nt
l..c"L'nnd Oark ·tiHtud) gamdnn
1 to mnkc \ our...c:ll rrfined ..
Game:lnn. a pcrctl\!>IOn-oncn tc:d
or hc,tru from lndonc,ta, ha' been
tnught at L C lor fht· \Cl\1"'\, hHllll"JI\
b\ \'mctnt Me() 1 1 ott, and no'' •
b\ l1dh a nil' \ >t ''"'"" nn -cn_.;cmblt· of m tr nts the gamdnn
pla), n large role tn the 'parttual hfc
of lndonc.,in - ~--
1 he gnmcl.tn tnll\tl' ... uppor" a
-.1tunuon for d:mcc, ccrcmom. and
thc.tter One g.tmel.m '' pla)cd lor
funeral,, one for rc:ltgrou' t'\Cnt\,
one for ram dunng ... ummcr
l mqu( uhout ~hdi\Untoa' lu'
,, ''"'a .. n d,tlnng a tt:.tchcr ol ptr­
atu.tl thmg' und the le.uler of the
gnmelan The d.tl.tng clwo~t'' the
11\\1 1c conduct' the c:n,emble, pht)'
\'I\ flO II'"''' rumcnt' 1n the gamclun
and 'inB" the narr.tll\e "luch
annmpume' the gnmclnn
"lie mu 1 knm\ the rnu ... sc,"
e plum ~ltdl).tnlo ''1:1\<iOt,C
dal.ang, (\Cr) thmg relate'" llh the
Olll\tC He n1.1kc' the n.ur.tii\C,I\Ot
on I) "ord •• l rocm ( I he rnu,tc
and the ru~m) mu\t I )\\ :n \ .:-omc AR\ lS, l987
togcthrr .md conncc.:t w11h each
otht•r •·
I he dal.mg uultt ' 2'10 puprct~.
each\\ tth u dt(terent pcr.on .lluy "a
.l.:md of c<c~,t",,t)!' M d \ .tnlc\ kmg,
hcto, pnncc:, pram.-e" clo\\n,_g~t~nt,
ogre l·uch ~ haractcr hil' .1 dillcrcnt
'OtlC" hich the dalanr mu't mn,ter
Thl· prc,~:nt.ttion of the J')Uppcc...
'' perf ormcd on one 'Ide of a 'crccn
bdorc u light. \\'hen 'ccn ,t, n
'" ·') .tng ~ulit,' ur 'hado\\ pluy.
c plnin' M tdt) anto,thc puppet-. .trc
"hkc u JlCr,on; but 11 ) ou 'c:c I rom
the d,tl.ang '>Hie, HHI an 'cc ho\\
the do lang .tel\ (When the) g1ant
.tel,, (the d.tlang) mu-.t act like the
g1.mt, "hen the l..:ing .tch,the dulrmg
mu t he .l k an g. I hn' c 1 o rcpn. ~-.~ nw~ell tn he lil<c ,, gnd, like u
•
prtnc~" ·
1\" wuh the nart.lll\t' and the
mu,ic, thr pl.tH'T'> of the gamdan,
thcm,chC\ 11\U\t he in UOII\
'\\ C\tCI n mthl<' '' tndt\'tdual Wt
( mth !' .unclan) h.tve to undeN and
Clll h l)t h~:r .md \; ommuntcatc "tth
c.1~ h oth1:1 thro\lgh our ilhtrumcnt.,
\\ e pia\ ,, ~nd ptcl'c, c' er one: mu't
ft•d -..nJ'
Charh~ \\ ,t,hblll n,n ... ophomorc
ollt Jn,IJUI .and thtrd•lt'llll glltnclllll
'tudcnt, c.xphuncd that C\CII "'
hcganners ''ith the gamcl.111, cnam
momcnb 'hO\\ the ,,,Inc ol then
(HoiCtscc. "\ ou'rt• ai""Y' nwl.:ing
rm,t:d.:.c , the go.1l1' to h.l\ l' c:'\ et) nne
ll\tc nmg 1\lt'\ Cl\ one chc. 95 pt•t cent
ul the tunc \H:'rc not together, hut
th.11 other h\c percent become'
m.tgtcul wa~hhurn ... :ud.
Ju,t ,,, 1 .1mclun h,,, a 'pecial
po\\cr. 1 he piece h.t, ,, 'pecs~1l po'' cr
tuo •. tnd the mukmg llf the garnl'lan
s"' oh c:' ,, rchgtotl\ dcdtcation I he
samclan c:r .tft,rncn, bel ore crcntms
the: 11\\trumcnt ,undcrgo a thr<.'t'·da)
ritual c.1lled 'la~u',ofh.uhang.lasung
.tnd rm·dtt.tttng an the mountatth ,
1 ht pl.t~ er; ,)W\\ ,, rc:,pcct .md
tourt~;\\ for the lll\trumcnt'>, h) not
'tcppang mer the p1ece,, and m hi\ a.
of m.tktng .Ul oflc:rmg to the 'gong
.tgcng' CH't\ T IHtr,da) cve111ng
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'ltrt''~'l'" the unuy ul tht !'rtlllp over
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tn'u umcnt-.
"It\ grc.11 to be ,&blc w ju,t 'it
don: nand k.11 n to pl.t\ 1 he gamclun
Ill II Celiltl\ Cl\ -.hnrt llnte in olll •
en,cmhlc "tth other pcuplc. 'a}'
Charhc Wu,hbunl ~ \t&dty.uuo tulk..
to\ nuth1 ough the; drurn .and 'how'
\ ou \\hat \ 1'u \huuld be dow g.''
\l(adt)antn noted 'ume dtllcn:ncc'
111 hi\ c pl·ricncc' \\ ith h:uchmg
'' udcnl\ ol g.tmcl:tntn \mcnc.&and
'-It:\\ Zcul.mu ''here the gamcl.ma-.
pf,tHcJ \lntpl~ ol\ .Ultn\lrUIIIClll, and
not .ts purt olthe rehgtOII\ ntu.tJ.t,
in J.t~.t . Here: one rntghtu'c )'ltllo\\,
lor 'llttng, •Jr OIU\Ic 'tamh, nctthc:r
\CCII Ill J ,1\ ,,
Om:c-m Nc\t. Zeal.md Mtdsyanto
lt\ked ·• ltmalt 'tutlent not to pl.&\
gamel.1n wtth her lett hund a ''t:n
ol rudenc" in I ndonc'>t:l .md
hcc.ul\t ol tim cultur.tl dilference
lo't a I me 'tudent who took ofttn<.c
.md dtd not rtturn to ht-. cl'"'
In .1ddi11on to ,, begmning clu''
thi' term, there '' .m intermediate
cJa,, UOU .1 perlorm n~ dU\S f he
lattc:a combine' I (. .. tudc:nl' .md
mcmb ~ ol the 'ommunil\ On . l·ebru.m, IQ, the .ttlvanccd c),,,,c,
will ocrfllrnt tht· l!amclun under
Mtda\.tnto\ kadc:-r..hir . 'I he program
''ttl mcludc rnu,tc .md the 'hado\\
pia)
In the Unttc.:d \tutc,, tlll'rC .trc
200 g.tmclan' that at I C\\ is <tnd
Clark, ~a)~o \1tdt\dnlo, I' one nf
the.: he~l ht• h,l, \Ct:fl. "\\'e cun 't gel
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fo,:cn thout
begun, many
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"uod I wts
cl~e any pln
thi\, why not I
the expenent
Clurk studen
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(very fall,
term progra1
Hit/theater t
usmg on po
Wo.,hington
JUiltors and ~;c
c.m jom the f
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Jllonctr I oa ,,.rr wrllrr -
1: ven though wantcr term htb JUSt
begun many olm may be sttung an
,, boring lecture chm and thmktng,
.. God, I w1sh I were \Omewhere
chc-uny plnce but here!"To abate
this, why not hve vicanously through
the C:'(peraences of two Lew1s and
Clark ~tudent eroup" in thetr pro­
prnm"' in e" Yor~ C.tty and
Washangton, D (
l .. cry fall, l C offers these one­
term programc;, toncentraung on
art theater tn c" York and foe
u\lnf on pohtacal happemng~ 10
Washington However, c;ophomores.
JUnior-. and sentof',) of any d1sc1phnc
cnnjoin the pr<>grnm.
One of the major
attraction of the New
York program i the
intern hip .
• 1 nc ren,on., tor goang arc many.
l.anc Ycdin.tk, a 'enior bu.stne\' and
communacntion., maJor, ..aad she \\:tnt
b~:' tu'>e "'pending a term an e\\
\ ork (.it' enables me to round out
:\ hbual urt education . I ma~ ne\er
lM\ c the chance to go there a gam
to lave and \tudv." Other student
cited good experiences lor their major
and the ubtlity to make contacts for
luturc JOb!>
One of the mujor attracttons of
lht c" \ ork program takes
ad,Jntage of this the abtlny to
take tntcrn\htp'> in the maJOr rield
L ,pcraence with ndvtrtl\lng rirms,
I \ ,tallon'l, tndcpendent artiSt~ . and
, anous theater JObs can be bud
One participant \hell) Alexander
,J .. uphomorc t ommunic.ttion'
m.tJor, interned at !1zt•atrr CrafiS
maga1im: \he. gamed a v;met) ol
c pencnc.c: b\ \\Orking in the
ad\erti'ling, production, and cdnonal
dep.utrnent' a' well.t'> writing ... fhc
1ntcrn,hip ollcrcd me: a lot of
e\perience not JU~t ~tufftng
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SlANlfYH KAf'l~tDUCAJlC)NAl CINTBUJU
The Galleria, 4th floor
222-5556 PIO EER LOG, JAN ARY JS, 1987
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I' Lecture Blues
fht'i enttment was c;hared by
many \tudents, and some. in fact,
wert oClcred job-. from their tem­
porary employers
Bestde<> tnterntng three days a
week the studems of the New York
program pent two day'> a week
ottendmg an classes taught by an
LC graduate studenl. fhey toured
gallerie , mu~eums. and <;aw eJ~.ht·
bttton'i as well.
Wa hington, D.C.,
home of the
Red kin , go-go
mu ic and politic .
Atleasttwace a week, they hn the
town and \JW Broadwuy olav (and
off-and off-off-Broadway).
opera. ballet or orne such honlon­
wtdenmg cultural event. 1 he play'
included I'm Not Rappoport "ith
Hall.mden, Horm• oj 8/ul' Leovt•s
\l.:llh :-i" OO'>IC K Uri/~ an Arsemc and
Old Loa rev1val. and an off­
Broadwa} play, Hondoflu Enem)'
by Mark ( Cluldren ofo L!5Jer God)
Meddot
Washington D.C., home of the
Red kin~.go-go mu,acondpolitics,
proved to be no le t:\clling. l.C
~tudent took three eta SC\­
Pre identtal Politic~. American
HistOI)' of '\rt and Architecture,
and EnVIronmental Rc:soun::e Policy.
1 he} had conferences with the
Defcn'e Department , the Envir­
onmental Protection '\gency, the
<)tate Department and the Office of
~anagcm ent and Budget. They abo
~il\1.: the. Senate and Hou'c of
I II t •
8 am 2 p•n Sun Mon -f<epn:sentative" in action and met
congreo;~ionnl and enutoriul atdes.
One parttctpant. Carla Consol~, a
'icnior political ,e1cnce mnJOr
tnterviewcd Supreme Court Justice
C)andra Day O'Connor.
In addition to pohttc.11 mauers,
)tudent~ al~o went on an art tnp for
their Art and Architecture class,
and took stde tnps to Mount Vernon
and General Robert f. Lee's home.
Theyevensawsuch tounstynandbys
as the Arhngton ~ auonal Cemetery
and vunous monuments .
On the1r own lime, the pia~ to
go were Georgetown (for hopping
and n1ghtlile) and weekend trip~ 10
New York. Bo ton. and Pennsyl­
vania. Junior Peter Kerr said,
.. Washington (the city) it ell wu a . .. great e?tpenence ~
Buck nt LC. the!ie students are
rindmg n difltcuh themsehes not
to I all nslcep in lectures and getting
used to the grind ngatn ... It' hard
to get bad: snto the tudy mode. A
lot of" hat "e lea med didn't come
from textbook or lectures," Jane
Yedma\: ald.
helly Alexander echoed thic;
cnument ... , he transitaon IS a little
hurd ince I haven' tudaed tn e\'CR
month II' hard to get my mind
frame bad: in it ...
For the sull dorm-bound, it IS
hard lcttmg go of the I reed om and
comang back to a rig1d chcdule,
e pecially regarding et meal times.
But the thought ot the experiences
gained. V'.Uuable and not ... o-.,-alu:lble.
pr.u:tic:ll and not, and the time away
from campu'i is what will liven up
tho)e ol'lecturc blues.
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Good Cooking
7 day a. week! •
• Humebai.;.:d Brud'
• Fre<~h '-iorth\tc't SheJlfi,h
• ~ ca,onal ~dalttt"'
BreaUa t. Lunch. and Dinner
8 am 10 pm Tuc-'· Sac
7958 SW Barbur Blvd. just S minut~ twa) from l " 245-9954 Fort1n1
Ed,tor m Ch1el• Tom Lvuen
Managtng Ec;11tor • J1lhnn Ootwo1rur
Ne'hs Ea1101• 01,1M Aaab
Forum EdttOI • P, nl\er Hodges
fearures Ed1tor• Sllann0fl8uooo
Spotts Ed, tor • M ko Lund
Photooraptry Edt tor • DaVId Ban
Copy EC1tt01• Ar n R05t!ntxlum
Aft D1tee101 •1 racy Schlapp
A!h tttSJng Manager • J1m Abfllos
Busmess Manager • Pt~r er HOdges
Issues Call For Solidarity
Lc'"' and Clark ~tudenb have the opport umt to
lFarn a \aluable le ~on from recent \tudent actl\t~m
in (. hina and t-rance 1\hhough th~ t~o ~ituauons
are dtffcrent in tntent. the} art ~unilar in iniltattve
. tudents demonstrating m order to e\pres~ tudcnt
opmton and facthtate change.
Jn 'htna the) demon tratc in hope of reforming
their nat ibn·~ con"tituuon . ln Franct: the) changed a
newh• ... enaded la\\ that would ha\c made entrance to
• higher cducauon mort diffacult
currentt~~uc \\ htch L ( tudents should galvanize
agatn~tt5 the proposed budget b\ the Reagan admin­
i,tratton. Becau e the~ are attendmg a pnYate hbcral
art:s college man~ 1 ( ~tudenh find them,ches m
~olidarity with other ~tudent' dependent on fmanctal
aid. The budget propo ed b} theadmmt~tration mcludes
deep cut in financial a1d Tht' \\ ould etth~r 1ncrc~e
the interest rate or cut the total amount of aid gi\cn,
either Y. a} the tudent lo,es
The rcspon ibtht) to en~ure that students though b.
arc heard belongs to the !)t udents lhemscl\ es As
both students and vote~ we should be takmg ad\antagc
of all open a\cnues of debate. Included ts wnung in
pu blicat ton' such as Sacajawea~ -Vote e and the Pwneer
Log and letung )OUr elected rcprc~entatt\e knoY.
hoY. ) ou feel In order to facilitate thts pro<.:cs \\e
ha\e included a po~tcard and the addresse~ of your
elected representath es tn \.\-a'-lhmgton. D C We urge
~tudent~ ol all opin10ns to \IOICe them in a way the}
deem neccssarv. •
Dear elected rcpr~cntative,
I feel that the current budget propo,ed b) Pre idcnt Reagan
madequutely addres~e~ the need:-; ol people a'pirins to higher
educution . Tht" is v.;hy 1 urge you to oppose the cut~ m ... tudent
aid.
I apprcct.Hc ) our concern for student i sue~ in the past and
hope )OU \\Ill continue in your support.
Sen. Mark Hatfield
711 Hart Building
Wu hin~ton , DC 20510 -
... en Bob Pack~ ood
259 R u \el Buildmg Rep Ron W)den
1~06 lon~\\-orth Hou\e
\\ a'hmgton. 0 ( 20S I c;
Washin2ton. 0.(. 20510
-------------------- --~ l A R l c;. 1987 PA ,t6
Parent tre e Need for tudent-Teacher Relation hip
1 0 I hl' [JtiOI
I um a l c\\ ~~ .mtl ( hu k fHll"';'rll,
c<'nccrncd .thout 'tudcnt·tcachcr
rtlution,htrh on )our c11mpu\ In
the pu't tnmcr.tcr, ho\\ mun of
'll\lr 'tudt'nt rtnder-; h:l\ t mint mnlh • hc('n tn\ 1ted b) lucuh) or \11\fl
mcm bcf' to .1 "up ol t(. ,, 'ortc:e tn
the Trarl Room, or to thctr home'
<'f 4uartcr'" H O\\ m:1m \t udcnt' • ha'e lll\ltcd tndi\lduul facuh\ <'f
"talf membc~ to thc'lf room' or
1 ratl Room corner\ for that sumc
tnform.JI 'up of ... omcthtng , or JU'it
to''"'~') From the indication-. I get
I rom nt) l sophomort ,lhe llfl.\\\Cr.
tO both thC\(.' \4liC\tiOn\ I\' \trtUl.IJI)
none " In htct. the vcr) u/c·u ol
extendm~ "" tn\ltntion trom tlnc
or more 'tudent<> to,, profc<\\tH '""
greeted wtth oncuf tho..c l<lok' wh1ch
\U\'S ''You m~anr or 'ometh1ng.
Oad'1"
I am not tal~tng ahout o(hci.tl
mixer:-. oblig•ttOr) dtpunmcntal
~ct together. or the cla.-.\eS 'omcumc'
held m profc,,or.. ' home" or s-thcc,,
l.tm talktng about the kind ollonuu.:t
bei\\Cc:n the people on both 'Ide~ l)l
the learnmg c rene nee \\hkh mn~c'
it .. o much more \\Orth\\lulc. \\'h\
'' there lilllt or no cflort on either
\tde to butld tnrormal cnntuCI\. to
conttnuc c ploratton ol thmg' that
come up tn rcadtng or clu''· or to
a,J,; ad\l ~;e about difficult tlung' ltkc
whlthcr to JOin the next demon·
'>tr••tton, which major to <:hon,c, or
what to make or recent hcudhnc,'1
An tnlormal \UrVt' or \IUdenl\
at other cnmpu'c' 111 I Q86 rc' culcd
much Lhc 'arne ''tuatton ,,., ut
l t \tudenl\ and profc:,-;or" urcn'
mtxmg Wh> not')
I would ltke to advance snml'
anw.t'rs to thr~ que!> liOn und \\ ould be tntt:rc:'itcd 111 rcudtng rC\JHlii\C\
II nm other' on camp\1\, c'pct•nllly
senior' \tailing po,tltvclv 11 mtght
he argued I hut ChiS, rOOm CClltiUCt 1\
'o intcn't .tnd pcr,onnh1cd a tread\
that tnform.tl gu together .. out..idc
nl school lime .rrc:n 't ncct\\Uf). I
doubt ttm '' true. For a while I
1 hought that tl mtght bl· po,\lblc
that what " going on at LC " no
dtHc:rcnt tn thi' re.,pc:ct from what
goc' on m the rc't ol \OCttt\! •
gcm:r..1tton ltUJl' d1ffenngcdu cation
lc\cJ, .111d 'o lorth: butt di~c.an.lcd
tlhtt on the ground-. th.JL in the hhernl
urt' 'ctllng burner"-due to the'c
dtHcrcncc' nren •t 'uppo,ed to be
111•11ntuincd
I urn .tfratd that the Dllttudc ol
the \1\Jdcnt~ tO\\Urd thctr profc~sors
i .. one of unnccc,llaJ1 uwt and m"
tukcn pcrccptton of u "upenor
JlO\IIIon We urc all naturally
uncomlortuble tn the prc'iencc of
tlu.>'c pert:ehcd to be better. more
tmportunt , or placed tn a po,ttton
of JlO\\cr O\cr u<> (grade~. again!).
~o "c: tend to avotd them . Th1~
at111ude .. hould be fought ugain,t,
and onl) thor.e pcrcetvcd to he or
lindtng thcmo,clve perccl\cd to be
.. bcttcr"can lead that fight. But your
prolc,o,ors rnrel) do
A more troubltng an,\'er to Ill)
~JUC\ttOn ., that the prole \Or' atti·
tude to"urd the. maJont)' or \tudent'
would appear to b\. charac.tcm ed
by ... omethtng hke "thq 'rtJU'>I purl
of1hc JOb • \ ,ymphon)' orche\tra
noltnl\t m1ght feel hkt that af u\ked
to ">tlln on u "' udent stnng en~;cmblc ,
but th.1t\ an exnmple from the
\\Orkplace In workplace term' tht
attitude IS mort understanduble but
not in the. cducuttonal workplace I
am U\\ art thut proft\so~ · chnnct':\ ol ancrcu,cd \Uiun• tenure. or the
ne\l p<Ntlon c:l-.cwhcre un:-not u.Oectcd
b} thcu populnntv wrth the \tudcnt'
\\hoI.'\ I!' I hc:nrd ol il ... tudcnt letter
ol rdcr\·nct lor u profe,"u 'l r hc kmd of \C:p!lrUttOil bet\\Ct'll
profC,\llf' ..llld \tUdCI\t\ di\CU\\Cd
here i' ,, tug-unhcmtv nttitudc. I
'"ould not like to think thut big·
uni\Cf\11) .mit udc' are bn:omtng
entrenched at l <. hut cun onl)
conclude thnttht Jb~m :c ul infomtal
contuct between 'tudcnl\ und pro­
lt\,or' "one \tgn thut thh m;~y be
hnppcntng .
1/u~IJ Rc>H'flhmmt
A Ran om
Demanded
Dear\\('\ l>.tn
~. o to tht' r dttor.
II \ ou C:\ er \\ ''" l<l .. cc t ht I ( ~ F.
CUP ·•i!uan, heed \\ell nur dtmand'
On the: C\C: of htd.t\ the 16th of • lanuun. JQK7
I l>anrwr '"·'" ~·on'"' ol \our •
C'~UI\IIC \tlf•lr) (but plc:;I\C IJghtCil
up on the-'") ,,111\:C)
2 ( .111dlc' 'hall h\· plat:cd cln the
I.Jhlc~ Ill the dmtng wom lnr the
CillO\ lllellt nr Ulll' ,tlld ,ttl,
l ( r.anhcrr) Jtll<:c (hc\c:ragc of the
~t'd'l 'hull he mudc '" .lit,Jbl\! lor
hq111tl rei rt 'hllll'lll
4 lkliuuu' bro\\IIIC' ,h,tll h1. the
hnaft: to t h1' g.a ... t rnnonuc ot ~'
If nur dcm.tmh .trc met Ill 'lrtl•t
comphann: "1th uut '"''he' thl·
J( I-f ( l p \haJI bt tC:IUIIltd
unhurmcd II 1101. Blu~o. Ra,pheu\'
blood '"·'" "P'II
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Crtn•l Carlm
Registration Perplexes Senior
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In the futun:, when people .J\k me
about my memories ol m\ college scm or
year. many rhing .. Will comt.to mmd One
tn(!mory v.; hich will anger me will alw.1ys
be rcmcmhcred a.' thcoomplctelvunn~an
change in da~' rcgt ... tr.liJOn procedure
only implemented to make the \Cntor
clU\\ \WCat
Fir"t ol nil, wh\ dtd they do il'1 I he
gymna .. ium arena \Chcduling sy~tem was
conducive to ~ati,f}tng the maJortl} of
the: participant., nc~ds . 1 he lir:!'>t lime I
\Chcdulcd in tht g)'m it took me hftecn
minute ... I compared this to lhe four
hour" whtch 1 had e perienccd at the
Uni\cr .. ity ol Oregon, ... o J turned to a
technocrat and asked what the next '!!lep
wa~ '>ht replied 1 hat I wa!i ft nt'\hed Shocked .1nd ama1cd I wandered out of
the gvm not knov.;ing what happened
J he arenu ~'-heduling '" .. tern \hould
be rt. implemented lor the followmg
reasons
• It allow' the students the opportunity
to quesuon profe...,or .. about clu's content
and structure
• <;tudcnts have the opportunity to adJU'!!t
thea 'chcdulc .tt the ttmc of rcgi tration
due to clas-; closures .tnd changes.
• first-daj n.•g1strauon gtve' -;tudenl'
more tim~.: to -.elect cour,cs because they
-will have had brenk to thtnk over thctr
chOICC\
• It would lc.,,cn the pupu\\ ork 1 have
heard the college\ \tafT cornplam mg about.
• l'ppcrcla,.., \tudents would enjoy a
chanct: to compete with frc hmcn for
introductory course' the l"hanct ha~ been
discouraged by the nt\\ 'Y'tcm
Magazine Personals Prove to be Revealing • All students except fre,hmen, should
be ltmited to 1.':> crcdtt hour ... Currently
the hm1t 1s 20
By Jillian Detweiler to peace, ~ociali~m . human libcr;.ilion
and actthtli,::nion, interests include: music.
literature. C) d111g. count rysidc. wbhc\
Agoou man~ rc pcctahlc maga11nc s to communu :tllc "ith meet men .lnd
r Ull personal ads these da) '· You ,, umen for ,, hum tile 1, un c~btenttal
tun tell u lol about thc'e magi.tllnC !. b) JntHncy and adventure ." <~n) ou gu~"
the I) pc nf per onnl~ the) run. "luch mag:u:inc thi comes I rom', '\o
I ale thi~ one: ",\theist and recU\cnng u\ not the ~'mumul Rt·' wu. r he Ntllltmul
alcoholic \\OUid like to corrc pond v.ith u,.,.,,.,, 1s not rc.1d h) dangerous. pur~
other~ on 50bncty \\it hout upcr~llt ton posclcs • lcfttst, ocial mtsllt, like 1 he
or dogmu ~ I h•~ .1d come~ from nu authorol th1 pcr~onalad. T hi ad comes
1/umam 1 We no\\ knov. a lot .thuut from the Nt·~' Srute,\llrun.
171t' 1/umamst. Hr l, il1 read bV God l~s
people. Second.1 t 1 read b) drunks and or Spea ~ tng olthe J\'attmwl Rt•,·iew. doc~
ormer drunk . It was probably ll run pcr,nnal ads'! Well )Cs, this little
'lodlc: nc: that lead to the drunkcnes" prologue to the Natwnal Rel'I«'W 's per-
n the first place • o. you would \\ant to :sonal column doc!> indeed tell us,, lot
.uscnbe to nw Jlumum.,tal vou were a abuul the maga1ine . "N R extends ma:>.:·
• h unkcn heretic ... :ms dogm<~ imum freedom in thill Cper~onals) column,
lfov. ahout thiti> one: ··cn:auvc, but N R\ maximum lrecdom may be
an<.:onH'lllmnal, intense profe!>sional :Jnother mun\ \truiljacket. 'VR rc~crve'
·.urnan.42.1hcs tn ~.Staff:.. commiued the: right lo r<.JCCI any copy deemed unsuitable ... 1-------------------------------------------------h1't v. hat kind of copy IS uitable lor
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nl. \ U married, ~liCC:t!~.,( Ul bU\InCS\mUn ,
mid '\0\ 'cd\in!! u 25~ ?3 year old.
good luuk ing ell ucatcd. nn cr-marrtcd
'u tuuu' Cathuhc gtd lm wile and family."
I wi ... h tht:. '" ltt.r luck. I here aren't very
many '\0-ycar-olu "gi1 t... ··out 1 here.
Hcrc·s a ... trangc one Wuchctalt
harnc it' power. G,l\m.tnd Y\onne
ho l, v. orld' lorcmu"t Witchc,, teacher:-•. "
I his pcr,lHhtl ad ran in .Sc It'll« t' Otgl'.\1,
It appears Ga\ in and Yvonne need a
ncv. marketing duet~ or
Juo;t one more "'-1WM \oicnator (I{
KarNts) with prcstdcnllaJ a.'lptrHtiun\ :'led,..,
e,\trcmcly dhcrect relutionship v..ith
cumel\ .tth:e gnddc~s of love. Mu ... t be
willing to travelund tah dict.uion 1n a
pinch. "l'lllet you guc" whtch maga11nc
ran th.1t one
Jtllum 01•twnh•r 1\ a \t'llim l'o/illtlll ~c tl!f11 t'
/110)01 • Finally, holdmg rcgtstrution on the
first day of the term allow' faculty, to­
dent ~. and ~tafl to get rcucquatnted , and
become exctted about whut \ ahead.
Instead you ure luunched \lratght tnto
the routtne of cl.t.,..el.
Rcimplcmentauon of lir"t day class
registration would b~.: .u1 intclltgent dect
StOn on the part of (.;,lmpU\ pohcy mukef\
Whv change u ~y ... tt:m that •~ cfft:ctlve
on the level which suti~lics a majority of
the parllctpctnts'? I my ... cll would hkc to
know why t h~,; 'ystem wa\ changed,\\ ho
it is suppoo;ed lo help and the cnteria
used to cvuluutc v.ho would beneftt
I would hkc to extend an 10\ lhltton to
an) one who could shed ... ome hght on
tim subject to cnhghtcn my,cll and the
1 ( communlly.
'tamml' Ft•nk ,.,. a .H•mor lntt.'mnllonal
Affair\ mu;or. I res1
By Tamn
Although I h1
pl:tllll\ \ itt
ph'm anHIY""' ,,
I dolOIICllt on t
the ~cur1 In tht: p
l1o1 C:\C mpltlu:d
not on I .1d nu rul
(J.tllllllg the pm\!
1111 indtg\.·nnu' pn1
t 11.11 t be:) ond
I \Cn Cur\' her ... -the prc,idcnc •
nwr c complicate
1 or ,,11 inuh idu
,11 lllll·r n<ll ronal
k.llk r~hip 'he h
I rum the llnil
\tr,, ,\quino b
thl Philhptn~o: .,· pn
to ptnll'Cllng 1 he
miht •n ba'c' m h
\\h.lt \\ .t ... tungtnn
Ill tht: Phillipint
('011101\lllr';) \ lllS\11
tndtgcnnu' pea'a
'' c.trelull\ \\:ttc •
mcnts ul ncgnti.t
lip me gcn ern men
the lomrnuni't r
pli\\Cf, promi\Cd
h,,,e,
Corv qutno\
,w.:.l\l f1rt.· ~mu hf
a'cttkmcnl ~Aith
rc ..... o n \\.In .. he d
the \Cal ~he h:
\\llh the 1cbcl' un
to kill cw1" Ia ... \ or
the tht Phtlhptnc 1
and tiHtt the r -
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fe,f.or I t•wi' ·let,
Dear \u,
\ ou nattcr ll
I rclc1 to the '
ultra h bcr t.tl, lef
dear to your he
• your C:'l.t~tcnce 1
u~ you would be
Ynu credit I
innuencc O\ cr t
dents. You ,cern
course one symp
that .;uggc'" a 1
an unconvcntior
torv. or an allen • • Wtll corrupt you
But let\ look u1
lor a momen t.
Fir'>t, no mat'
chology vou mis
to admit that tl
ffil'ntul impact
through 1 he hr~l
ll chtld\ ltfc UIC
of bU\lC atliiUUI
t:~a} th.tt thc\e tn1
SO percent ol 1
bchcf\ () ou m
cent age' I or mir:
l hen there ar
adult peer ... 1 ct •
tnlluencc quotic:
~l\ t we hnvc
mJ.,... culture pu
mar~~.:ted b~ the
pnrttc:ulurlv b) 1
clear that btHh •n
nnd in t Ia: conte
telc\ i\ion ( uu;lu
televi .. ion) 1s at
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OnCI/ PIONEER LOG, JAN ARY Pi, 1987 P GE7
erits "Person of the Year"
By Tammy Fenk
Allhuugh I huH lundamcntal corn­
platnts with Tum m.tg1111nc:\ 'llln­
plt~ttr .uwl)'"'' .tnd 'nlutwrh for politics,
1 do cum;ut on theu lhoiu nf pcr,nn ol
thl' \l'.tr' lnthl' P•"t year t ora10n Aquanu
11.1~ C\\: mphftcd c.:·h,tr.tt"lc: nst ics 1 h.tl Ml'
not onl~ .tdnmabh., but .tlsocouragellus
(1,11n1ng the power to rule a cuuntr} from
.tnllllhgl'nlllt' population j, a rl"'pon\lbthty
th.tt '" bc)ond an} ht\pt.:r,on\ dream.
( \Cil ( ur her,cJf real11td after taking
the prc,tdenc.:') that the job wa' much
rnorc C<lmphcated than 'he c.:·ver imagined.
1 or ''" tndi' idual '' hn is inc\penent.:l'd
,11 tllll'r n.ttionttl dtplomacy and publu ..
ka,kt ,hip 'he ll.t\ performed wc:ll.
I rom the l1 nitcd ~tatcs· potnt of\ icw
\11' \qutno '' more.: than adequate <ts
tht Plulhptnc'' pi'\:. ''dent I fc.:>r commtt rncnt
to prntccllnJ:! th~:. \latus llliO of the U ~
nuht.m b.tscs in ho \rchtpel.tgo t!l exactly
"h 11 \\ ,,,htngton t xp~;>tts Current htstory
111 the Phillipinc' h;t' cncompas'icd a
conHIHIIll't tn'urgcnc) madt up ol t ht
tmllgcntHI' pt,l\.tnl pnpulatton I he l ~
,, carefully \\\Itching ongoing dc~clop
rncn1 ol negnt iat inn' bet\\ ccn the Phil­
liptnc go,crnmcnt and tht rebch. bcc.tu ... c
the communi'! rebel\ 'hould the) take
pO\\Cr. pwmi,cd ciO'IUrc of lJ ~ rntlitary
b,,,r,
(or) Aqutno\ uttempt.ll negotJating
.H~ ''c-l1rc und hupmg to C\l'llllhlll) rcuch
,, 'ettlt'mcnt "11 h the.. h.'hch I\ one major
~~·.a,on Wh\ 'h~:. dc.:·,cn cd to bt person of
the \car '\he h,,, clto,cn tc.:> ncgotullc
\\lth the rebel' unlil-..c Mateo' \\ho vowed
to ktll C\.Cf} 1,1\t one.<.. or\' Aqumo rcaliJc\
the thc Philltpanc n"'''e' urc unpm emhcd
ami thCtt the rc:.bc" have.: leglltmutc -
{ ...
dcman<h 'lu:h ''' land rclorm ,,, the: • 'arne 11mc 11 should Ol' nutL'd th.tt her
lamil). like thl \1.trco' dan. rcstde in
t ht.• ric he.:' I da" ol Philhpinc ,oCtl't \.
Althuuyh ""'·Aquino\ tarnal\'' \\culth~.
I kel ,he '' much mnrc '~ mp.tthctic to
I hr people. :1 lecling \\ htch the ~hucn'
d) ll:tSI) rare!) (if e\CI) C\hlbltc:d
l he rock) road ul controlling .t tlmd
\\nrld counlr) h,,, nnl) begun lor Cor)
\qutno, a lact 'he rc.diTc' und ad no\\ I·
edge' I he ligh11ng hct\\CCn the
ro' cr nntcnt troop' and the rebel\ ''ill
'urcl) conltnuc lkcausc ol US prc"urc.
\quinu\ gmcr nrncnt cannot cuncedc to
t h~: majotit) ul the rebel'· demand ....
Cor\1/0il A4utno li\Cs tn pandora\ bo\,
but uhn an a I ashton lh.at \\til adequately
\tlll\1\ the mtl\sl'\ ~he in .1ddtt10n. mmt
l..ct.pthe l ~'<111\llcd,,t'llht.l "'C\tcnd'
• 1 huge p.td...lgL ot foreign .ud to thl'm
L'ctdlii'Ca) )CUr. 1111, JUgglint• Ull '' nne "hich many
l'nuntric' altempt \1am ol thc:-.e countr u..:'
arc d~opt.ndcn t nn l \ luretgn aid. thi,
bctngt.,pl'u.lll\ 'altull mthc Phtlhpme o,'
ca'l' a' th\: tndrgcnou' cctmnm\ 1' st.nm.mt . -and UllUI\CT\IIted
I he nc\\ leader olthc Plulltpme ha'
captured the \\orld\ .allcntton and i~
\HlTt h) nl I hl' lllCIHIOO and pr ctiSC till urdcd
to her h) the pre'"·
I unl) hope that M~. ;\qurno conunu~
tn bc 'up ported b) the I S gm crnmcnt
and thL' rn.t., ,., ultlw Phtlltptnc!.. I hope
that 'he:\\ tl! tunc: adcqu.ttc lime tu prm c
hcr'l'lf a.., a leader .1nd ••n in,paration HI
hct alll!rnpt tu bet let the hum.m condllton
of tht. "'''''c'. 'I hi' i' re,uicted nnt unl\
to her u\\ n cnuntr) but hl the \H>rld a' ~t
\\hok
f(mwn Fc•ttk 1' a wmor lmc •r~rattollcJI
tl/lain maJur
An Open Letter To Accuracy In Acadetnia
Young Minds and the Problem of Influence
Thefollou ing lt•ftt•r WO\ intt•ndrd for
puMtcatiun m Campu" Report. a puhli­
wtimllifAn tlfCICI in 1cadenua. Accuracy
i11 Accult mw < Jws(' not to publi.'ih Pro­
ji•Bor I c'WI.\ '/(•ttt•r.
lk.tr \us.
'\ ou llat tcr us hugely (When 1 say U'l,
I n.kr to th~ whole rag tag lassie of
ultra hberal. lcftt~t. Marxtst radtcab so
dear to your heart and 'o neces~ary to
yoUI c~is tcncc After all tf at wcrcn 't for
us you would be out of bustness )
You crcdtt us wllh extraordmar }
influt·nct over the mtnds of college stu
dent.. '\ ou \Cern to assume that JU l one
coul"'c.;, om:. ... ymposmrn or even one lecture
that suggc''' a novel mode of analyst,,
un unconvcnttonaltntcr pretatlon of ht'
tor~ , or an .tltcrnattvc 'tew of the future
Wtll corrupt young mmds beyond repair
But h:t \look atth1s problem of influence
101 a moment
First. no matter whac.h brand of ps\
chology you might advocate, you 'II have
to admit that the genetic and environ­
mental impact provtded by parents
through the ftrst e1ght to twelve year:. of
U child\ life rlfC ClUCIUilO the formation
of busk atl1ludcs . Conservatively. let\
'iU\ that thc\e annuence' wall account for
SO pcrlent ot an adult's rundamental
bcheb (You rna} substitut~ \our per
Cl'ntagc' tor mme at any time )
I hen then; a1~ cluldhood and eurlv­
~dult peers. l ct \ as-.agn them •' IS percent
tnfluc:ncc quotient
C\t We have the penusivt: forct. of
ma" c..uhurt parttc.ularly n' created and
rnurkctcd by the mcdta, and even mort'
parttculurly b) tele~ t!)ton. lt t\ puinf uly
clear thut both an'" endlc~' com mereta),,
and in.t he content ot tl' progrummm g,
tc:lc\ '"!on ( mclud tng 'IO-called "pubhc."
tclc\'J~tlon) '' an ovcrwhclrntn ~ endor·
wmcnt of pohttc.:nl and cconom1c values
Whtch nrc cntucly congemall o the soc tal
Wt!>dorn ol Nelson Rockefeller and Milton
freedman. Let\ gave mass culture an
anflucncc raung of 25 percent. T. ~
Colleges Condone
tudent Drug Use
Now we come to t\;lldll'rs My
1m pre !)tOni~ that the mtlucncc ol teacher.
on hu~iL ullltude' ., lc" n'l ttmc goc" on
'\met: we huvc ldt onlv I 0 percent ot our
I 00 percent mtluenct total, let\ '~Pill it
tim way. Pnmar} teachers 6 percent.
-.ccondar) teacher' 3 percc.:·nt .• md college
teachers I perc.:cnt Further. bv\ourO\ Hl
C'lllmate' le'' thnn 10 percent ol college
teacher\ an: ldu''' \dditionally. the
chance of am one collcsc 'tudcnt ha\ ang
a clas.c; from a radac..ll prole 'or .ue pcrhap..,
one out oft\\ cnt)
What dot:' illlc.:lt thi' mean" It\ ou .trc
walhng to accc.:pt m) ~encs ous calculauon::..
tt mean!) that attn), tam number ol college
o;tudenl\ tm~ht fall under the corrupting
mfiuence ol an evil prok,,or who \\ill
lend them down the prunrose p.llh of
dread radtcnhsm (And Ills sndl\ probable
that thcv wtll rcmam radu::al until they
land job~ wtth Morrtll Lynch.) It \ ou 'hould happen to b~: \c>rtumh
antcrc,ted m the rooh ot radu .. ali,rn. I
would 'u~es t thc\C two probkm.., tor
'our attent ton
I H 0''. and at \\.hat <l!fc do a ft\\
young people dc\elop a 'll!ll'l<: ol 'ou.tl
anJu-.ticc: that leetds them to bt' deepl}
ollended b\ event' .around them,
2 Wh,tl are tht objcctl\e conditions
.. out then:.. I rom ncaghbothood to global
horrl'r' \\ hich 'enc to trigger u radical
demand lor JU,tlccf}
It you can 'bed 'ome light on either ol
the\e problem\. \OU will be doing all ol
U\ a great \Cf\ ICC
Cle<lrl}. \ c.:lUr curn: nt t td: c.:\1 .tttnbuung_
radtcah ... m to tht> baleful teachtn~' ot
m• gutded proh ~\\Or' " .m uucr tmlurc
} our.f tn MJirdawv,
H 'illwm 0 lc•wt.\
.f.Hociwe Professor. Pvlitiwl. t lt'llft' / / /-' •
l "\ ... \
Tell Us Why
Oh Saga. "'"">·our floor.r; w clean.
Wh.} did you huy a bhu· wgar madune?
Thf!re IS a man nm' standing b)
T:o tell liJ just why
'nrt' ma< hine won 't pump out
Blllt' ICC'.
Ht• getJ patd b) tlu• hour
To sm1/e and lOll ~r
iJ/WVt' 10 WlliJ hiJ
"Gee, un 't iu.
Jmtead of bread or Jptce, nice?··
Lwen man. you don't uncler.uand
We doni want to be on your
Greas\', bland ago meal plan .
I'm just ktddmg.
Sagas a .s~as
Imide and out.
S(l I won 'r cry
And I won i pour.
I ~on·, en·
I( you don·, pow
IHum I hout.
Oh Saga. ••ou t•nguljing plague
JJ tth ·' cJUf j1oor.r so shmy dean
~~ 'Jn n ould you .\pi urge ,, a
Blue bli:=ard machin~?
So the Ice 1.~ on rltt• c•oumer
Nt•.tt to the wotp~t k.,,
Leman and lrme. . . m ume.
I'm sun• the Juuon moh·rs
Nottht" cooks, ., orli.er.r or haAcrs
But tht• mune•' tall.crs
Tht• {a~ers
~
Will learn men bt• from agu Stele
A tri(li. or'" o of the trade
When the kih hen ' lrot
Ku:k back ;n the (hade.
When 11 s -10 degree.•
Or be/ott
Doni uj}t•r blue bram-free=mg
Snow.
' \ I There L a grin1 reali t) of college lite that you
n1av or n1a' not be acquainted \vitlt
l)ping. o, n1ake that hours of ~ping . Preci 'elv
\VhY you .. hould cotl ider a tvlacinto .. h™ con1puter.
\' ith progranl..' like lac\X'nter"' and 1icro~oft111
\'{'ord, you can co1npose. edit, tnove paragraph , and
change t\1)e , i1e .. and ~ t\ le \vith one finger. Whtch
can come in \"erv hand\ ( F peciallv if that' the way you type.) And that~ ju t one cxan1ple of how
~·1acintosh help, students work stnartcr, quicker and
n1ore creatively.
The good ne L, with Macintosh you don't
have to know anvthing about cotnputers
to u ·e one. The better news ts, vou don't
have to know anything about white
out etther
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~anemn .anti currt'l
kollt Cwtt•r ( intr
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l'lnnrrr tn• ,,.rf wrlttr -
hom lar"il-11111 to lnrctgn, cult tn cllt,stc,
luc ''' H on•r 50 (hflcrcnt rnovtc' plav C\'CI ~
lu~ 11 l'mtl.uuJ \52 cute rna-..
1 ooktng lor a ''"d> hrcal\''(ro to the movie'
1 r) rc adtll!' ,, lorctgn him at l wcma ll or
ontcrnplutang the fcnun"t tdcul .Jt the
'\ortlmc!>l him StuJ1c~ Center tl )UU Icc!
gUilt~ nhnut ol nuci•\\C:~ t.: prc:c Or ,If )'tlU .trc
c:nou" about lotcguang the htlnk , rnut.:c the
round" ,,t one nl the multt•\Crc:cn "hoppmg
lllolll compk\C'i
!'ltumpcd fnr a date idc:u'1 Go to 1hc: mo,ic,,
nHIIJHC ~1\C ltr I date might includcdmncr
tfO\\ ntow n, I tght R.1il to I loyd C'cn1c:r (.1
l>ntlk ol \\11\C lor the tratn ma~ rc,tll) wnw
,0ur dule): .md 11 'plurgc on $5 ticket' <~I the
nc:w,nrun·li t, JO.,cH·cn llo\d Cincnhl' Once
lhl'~t 'l.lltclll,hip j, l'\t,lbli,hcd 11nd then .. · j, no
tn•d 10 111\fliC~' · wh.ll bcttcr '''ll) to IC\ 1vc"
tom.lllcc tlmn ... muggling ymu own popcorn
nto the I )ullur lhushlc .11 thc l al.;t• h\ln'1
J'ortl.111ll\ thc.lltl .. , prO\ Ilk the nn,wcr to
man) n sucuslqu.andr . 'I here arc thc.11re' to
'>1111 C\Cr) \llUolllon, per 'omaht), .md ban~
much me ('.II d \ drcimntcd h't or the cuy'
wscmn~ uml currcntlc.uuu :' lollm\'
1\nin ( l'lltl'r Cinrnul\: I hought h) 11\UII) to
he the rn1"1 lll'~thcltl 'llll) plc.'"'"8 theatre 1n
10" n, till!. 1\·~l·rcen complex hold\ the dt\·
unctson of being the onl) <'tncma mlhc mct­
ropolttnn ucn \\it h '" m\ n t">prc~'o m.tchmc
lsd.:cts .tre ;I 50 '' ith \\\.·cl.:cnd m.atincc, ,
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1hcutrc ~llh a working hrcplace 1n the lobb~
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West BurMtde Ill 22nd PORTLAND
lot ~03 226 02-19 USA
I I em-7pm MON·SA T
end now open SUNOA Y I 2 -Spm come on down to the Pioneer Log office
(The office with pep) PIO El-:R t.OG, J ll R\ I 'i, 1987 PACa tO
Sport
8\ \hkc.• l.und
l'h•IIMI I tll•IIIT .onltl
I ht> Puutet•t 'ulle\ h.tll It: IIIli -hruul!lll I C\\ '' .111d (. lltr k (\llkgr
" th n ,, "ht\J.:cr ul '" fir-t ncr
' \ t \ n:monnl h.llllJ'Il'l"-h•p 1,,,, '' '~ m Dnlln!>, ll'x.,, "h.:n the
up tnrt ''omen Jell hl R' \J·fl·l"·lll
ICi-. 10-1" 1'·15tnthchnnh
I t ''"" h nod \jUieth hmh<'d
t ht'lr "a' to the ltlJ"' ol the' \'lie) h.lll
he.tp niter 'pendmg much ''' the1r
'<'4t,on on thC' IC\ng .md '' mdang ruatl
(lhC\ Jli.I)Cd jU\l Ct!,lht home
mntt hc') The t'hlllcer' tounJ thc1r
pthl 'c:t,,lll ud\ ''c' Jtllcd "llh uon)
,,., the 'urpiN~d rnnn} "tth .1 ,cx,,mt
pl.tt luu'h m the nnt1on
Ranked l~th 111 tht" n.111on, the
p,,, \ ,,,,rt.:d thetr ud: hl the ntttmnnl
toulttlmtnt h\ dclc.:.thl~ n nth
r11nkctl \\ t'ttrn l \rcl!t'n \t.lll ( nl
ll'8' tlll tht Wol\c' home cou11 w
\\lllthell fitst·C\Ct ll1'1nct II ro\\n
I then ttmclled to l.tCtlrn.• \\ \
to the trl~i,tnct t(lum.mu:nt on ~m
14-IS '"'" ~r\th mnl.ed 8) l If""·"'
and ~e,enth runkcd t nl\cr'll) '''
Puget ~ound, '' htlfn I C hnd lo't Ill
tn four plc:\lou' mt~t\7he,dunng the
)C3r
llte P1oneer made qutcl "ork
ofB\'tJ-H \\lmbcuungthem Jl-15,
IS-7, 15-Z, I.S·I' I he .. tor\ wn' the
.. nmc ngatn\t l p.., ho\\c\Cr, :1, the
Pto\ lo't to the\\ '"hinston .. chool
lb-I.S, 9-15, 10-15, 15-10, 6-1 tn
the chnmpion,hip match tth:ing l P\
.dock on a ' lA tourney btd. But
m the ri~t bu of liOn\, all three • choob "crt :.dec ted for the 20 team
• • 'ompclltlon .
Whllc the re~l of tht' school cclc
bruted 11, frCC'dom fromclruses and
e am~. tht l <. 'olleyballtenm wa'
headed for the btg ttmc m Btg D lt
"a' the hr't I (' alhlcttc tram to
compete 10 an N J\1 \ nat ionul
wurnamcnt 'incc the 1971 Dran
\empcrt-<:onched men\ bu.-.kelball
team.
The Pioneer' \\ere -.ceded c1ghth
and placed an a ri"c: team pool \\lth
Montevallo College, the top seeded
tco.m The LC "omen pro,ed the
btg time:\\ a'>n'ttoo btg for tht' ~mall
liberal nrt colleg~·. "hen the}
delcated t hctr lour opponenh to
rca~.: h the ctght team double cltml·
natton Jin.JI
t\11 mntchc: \\ere bc:,t t\\Oout ol
t hrce. hut the P10 \ on!\ needed
t'l'o to phuc:uu Mc'a lollcgt or
()Jor .tdo 15·6. I~-t 0. 1 ht nc 1 tlhlll h plltC'tll ( .tgUIII\1 old llt'll\C'\1\
t P" llw , .. ,o 'quud unqu~·,honubh
.u the pc11~ lllth t_lllnt( tluou~•.hout
the tuut m> drd-.iont'd t f'\ tn .1
I,!~· II, ' I 'I I -I~ nml·blltl lor th
'"th 'tratght 'actun ng.Jill\t the
' \1,\\ bt',t 'ollt') ll.llll~·'lll' · I hut
nt( mt 11 rcmmch '"'h In I lt.t" nit
to opt'n rln\ on ~~~turd.n the
tount.m\cnt \ fin.tl d.t • I Ill \l',l\tdet
\\ere up to the: Pmncrt ~.:hulkngc
tha' ttmc: topptn.,; I (" I ~-11. I -
nnd J.:nodtng them lllhl tht' lmt'r' •
br 1~ J.:('tumi 'me gnrn(' I rum obli' inn
lln.n:t u'tnmccJ to the lo,cr''
nHHuker, the flao\ lound thnt the
mort• tlung' chungc the more the\
'':t) the ,,ame I heir next opp<'ncnt'1
'uu gue"cJ 11. the tJmHr,tl\ ol
Jlugct ~ouml , .Iteam the l'io\ wert·
'till on I 1-5 ng.un.,t I C ''"' cd .ali'"'
ll\ ug.un dde.um l p.., tn u tl"n'c
rcm.uch 14·1 fl. 17 IIi I\ "
..,uddcnl\' 11 ''"' hnd; H> 1 hl' • dMillf'IIHt,hql br tckct ''ith who
eJ,c n' 0-ll.tW.III I c needed to
tlll.t 1\\tl \trlllght OI,IIChC\ tO \\Ill
tht '\ \1 \ tttk And the\' ulmo''
d1d In l.act, the\ c.1mc ,,, clo'c '"a • tcnm t.:an get til \\ 11tn1ng the
1: h.llll(liClfl\h ip.
I nu .. t.atc: "here c\ c•) 1 hang j, big,
dr unn \\a' thmnnght huge on
\ 11urda~ "-o' 22 I he IIlli lUI muh:h
\\tntiO I ( 1 IO,I"i-9,.1\('\CrHll\t' •
nn1't hn' e c~pccted 11 '"uuld. It" ,1,
mere!\ a rrecur'or to the l"\JllO'II\C,
but uhtmutel) heartbreul:an~.linatc
lor l C.
I he f,io\ opened their fourth
match of the dny b) thrashing
R) l Hawaii 15 ~ behmd the de\­
·'"' .tt mg \(li~e' ol 'eniM Teresa
Lode who dominated the
tournament
Couch Ron Ka} had nothtnJt but
pnu\e for the 'emor hutcr "~he
plu.)·cd nturl\ errorle"" bnll tn the
tournament ."
1 ht \eu,ldt"' came hnd.: 10 the:
.. ccond gumt IIi I 0, \Ctllng the 'tagc
lor the 'AlA\ rmal women\ vol·
leybull game of 1986 It was the
culmtnullon of month' of game'
und ~ear" of prepar.uion for both
-.ide,, The) didn't dt,appmnt the
cro"d ut I e u' Wc,levun\ S1d -Richurd'lon Center,
I C tell bdund carl) but !ought
b.tck totr.tiiJU''' 14-JJ 8) l Hawuii
then blocked a Ptonccr .. hot lor a
''dt out po,-.e,,ton und rinully
captun:d the utlc on un c:n .. umpptlo(e.
\!though .111 three Pacific
'ollh\\C SI tri·district tcUm\ \\ertn't ay to econd in ation
Kat h) ( opple plkt a ct from ( hrl Johnson (It) In
an early 'ita on match at Pamplin ~ports Center. Copple, John~on and their teammnl e~ nearly brought
J.ewi' and Clark It\ Orst evrr AlA national title.
cl!.pccted to see the nnttonnl tour and 50-12 ovetall
nnment. they hnl'lhed 1 2 ' nftcr "It\\ as unbeltcvable . l hey nc\cr
UP defetucd Texn. Wesleynn for played bcuer than they played there
thctr place. l (' fina~hed 8 2 10 the l he) were Incredible," Kay \Old
tournc), 13 3 '" po~t,ea~oon play I ocke und fre~hmnn Chrt' .lohn'>on were named to the all·
tournament firM tc:nrn und 11t:ntor
Judy I rondsen wn' .,clt:cted to the:
'ccond tenm
Kay Resigns Following Tourney
By Michael ( ohen
f'lonttr Loa •Ia lT wrllrr
Ju,t 1\\o \\cek' after lending the
1 ewis and Clark\ oltt} ball teum to
"ithin one g.unc or the nnttonul
champion-.hip Ron Kil) re,igned
<h head coudt He "til be replaced
b) fonner Wll,on H tgh \chool coach
Jtm Ktrb)
K .. , " -.ell-proclnimed "worku
hohc ", j.; leaving the tcnm to ~I end more time with h1., famih: nnd other
intcrtW1 Ka}' d"cus,cd tht dcct~1or
'' ith hi' a'-~t~wnt coach Larf) ~coil.
and the l\\0 of them dec1ded hl
movton lt\\n~nve~toughclt ot't
lorK.t\ undonche-adntlt,hema~
regret
"I httvc nothmg but good thing'>
to '•'Y about the program at I cwi\
and Clt~r"-" Kay ~atd "h wu~ an
mc.redably rewurdmg cxpcnence I'm
ulsend~ .;turtmg to second gue'>\ m)
deCI\IOil lO quit "
If II """hurd for Kay to lenvc it
wtll be even hardet for l <. to rcplnl·c
h1m When Kn) look over the
coachsngJOb 10 1984, he encountered
u \Uh· 500 program appurentl} on
u downslidc . Three: )'eur~ later, Kny
leu' e-. l.C with a career couchtng
mark of 108-3 I culmmatc:d b\ thh
}'enr ' 50 WIO \ei.I\On.
More thanju~t ht' record. it wa'
~d\ 'hard worl\ ethic thnt will mo't
be rnl\\cd. 1 hi' pa~t 'cason Kn\
pur h" team through one ol the
tuughc't 'ch~:dule~ to the '>chool's
hi,tor\, \\tth most of the: matche' • on the roud ~a\ 's plun wa' to pre·
pare ht'> team lor 1 he prcs.,ure' ol
tht NAIA pluyoth •• md 1t couldn't
hav, wor~c::d better 3'> they ltl\1-shcd
\ClOrtlJ 111 the IIUIIOn
II Kay\ -.hoc\ seem u btg loud to
fill, the P1o\ urc turmnsto \lm1lurly
-.uccc~,fultcct K1rb) '' u J7 )CUr
old graduate or Oregon State Um
\'CNI)' who ha~ been conthmg for -.even )Cars, und wi nnmg e\CI)'Where
he goc,, He coached a Untted tate\
\ olleyhull A''octution JUniOr 'qund
that i' tht defendmg regtonal
champion. nod hi\ team .. at Wtbon
made the tate pia) oft" three of
l\trb) \lour vcar, there. Hi., mo\1 • recent ttnm w.h 18..0 m confcrcnet
nnd one ol th' top 'quud' m the
Sllltt
Wh1le Ktrb\ '' 'uc'e sful, he I\
u"o umh1ttou\ . Next ycor K1rby
plun' to chungt tht offen~e to a
quacklir one With one \Cttcr ruther
thun two. and nn ofleiN'lh!ll featur-e.
multaplc hnter'
"Wc11 ht whole dtllc:rcnt tcumto
wuteh "Ksrhy ~md "l thinJ..: '~c'll
he illot of run IO \CC."
If that offcn)c j.,; dirterent thun
Ku) \, K1rbv thinh the re .. ult"' "ill
bt the. 'umt l\trbv\ biggN problem
j, finding rtpl,tcemenl\ lor all-dt,uict
pln)!cro; Judy Frand'len and fcrc:sa
Locke (\\ ho arc graduating), hot
otherwiw he think' hi' team w11l be
louded.
"1 have expccwtion' of rcpc.tung
wh<ll thi' year\ team dtd .. Ktrb)'
'md • I don't .. ce wh) neltt year\
teum \hould hnvc to wper ort at
<ill."
Pcrh11p' the uhu11Utt comphmenl
I()J K lib) 'orne'> from thecA-couch
htm\elf
".Jsm Ktrby wu' nn cxcclk nt conch
in JUOIOf\, ,11\d he f U Jly dC\Cr\'C' I hts
'hot, ·• Ka} ~utd
"Jfomemadc that only experience could br1ng ... " Pioneer Swimmers Place Second
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• Call Ext. 683 I I he Ptoneer 'wimmsng tenm'
pluycd ho\t to the ,even team I ew"
and (lurk Relays last Saturday l C
fm"hed tn second place on both
the men and women's ~•dc\ be hand
Pacaftc Lutheran Unaver.tty
•·t WD.b really impressed with the
way we swam, ft Coach Gary f mblen
soid, ··we haven't been th\~ good at the fiN of Junuury an the l~t s1x
yeur'l, and we hod ~ome good m1d· ..
'eu~on ~wtm' I rom a lot of people:
A prehmtnury dual meet ngo1n~t
PI \J .. ndny nsght ~ow the Pto's
lo'le to the l.utes, but rive swimmer\
hud tifettme best sw1ms.
1 he Ptoncer:. host Whttman
College Saturday nt noon at
Zehntbouer Swtmmmg Pavthon. ide I
h) Mlkt• lund
On m} lout
h,,,J\l•t hull
'\'B \ rnUt.
I lcHt' ~t:cing
g.lffil' trill)' "JlC(
one ~utc all 1 ut:t
until \'OU \C..'C In • 0, II \hl~ll
Abdul-Jubbnr
Hulh:ls the t.lllt
On dralt duj
their tront line
tht Sudan via
StiHCS ou .. kct~
towering Bolli!
llnwcver, m(
the narrowne~l
we1ghcd 1n nt a
an N BA guard
hnd fll sl ~ccn u r
He wnli sttll con
teeth
l've•ybody 1
atr·Bol Wllh 1ts
!ltoffed at "H~
from sea to ~hs~
the end of the b~
equ1' alent of 'n
wnsn 't ltkcly to
But \\1\lt a ~
center Jeff Rull
h1s offens1ve sl
qutck ne~~. he ~
stcpptng mto c
game, led the I
the sea!lon, m
rebounds, earn
the Bullet 'roa
very med 10cre
league tn post
All thnt ISn't
the first lime he.
"fh111 ts a st upic
rn the off-se
Moses Mnlonc
~econd !!tring.
plover He hns
thanks he\ on)
his po~spo rt sut
O\\ you m•!
bemg so tall nn~
Start wtth h
nutraswee t
Mnnutc spe
adaydtetnnd he
in at 225 pound
A ghmp~c of
weight all houg
pounds arlo! req
huge feet '>prou
htm to honk o
Bol\ umquc bo
nbout alwuy11 s
center\)
Boltold GQ
made mt tht~
ljust want to bJ
the annual me
helps.
He\ abo he
the inc:vitnblc.'
I look like, ( 1 o
When Sol un
bench lntc in
game the crow
and down the
body. When th
Wtth \ianute a~
l arr W<hn 't 09
ch:ur Amu1in
Kenny Can''
No queNtion
Rut tn 18 mmut
forced at least
one Bol-l~ndin
Around the
People come JU
'econdanly H
lavorttc I-very
h!m pluy well ·
h1s potential m
~i1e 16~neakcr .
histur} or the g
Intramu
I ntrumur ul blh~Cl
no\\ lormmg £or u ,(
Team cntncs arc du 3 30 P m A team r•
be held on J ue"'dny
Psc room Ito A cl' Gl!.lO
l
·ought
I e.
the nil·
d ~COlOr
:d to the
:I)"' here
ed ~tnt~
or,qund
regaon,ll
t Wil\on
three or
Ha' mo\t
n{erence
h 10 the
rut, he ~~
n Karby
n~e to .t
er ruther
1 feature.
t teumto
mk \\ e 'II
·ent than
:.ull\ "ill
pn,blcm
•
tll-da~mct
d Tcrc'11
ing), hut
m wall be
·e pe nllltf
I," K 1rb}
'<.I yeur'
er oil Jl
nphmenl
ex-conch
ent couch
ervc' tin~
•
e Ia'' ~IX
aod m1d·
fpeople •
~~ ugntnst
~he P1o's
wimmcn
Whttrnan
noon at
Bvilion. Side Lines
II\ MIIH· Lund •
On IIIV luuath t11p tn Pol'lluntl\ Mttnurinl Colh.cum this
haskt.'tbull \CUsun the I nulbhlltrs trc.ttl!d me 1cl a 12H-10l
NRA rout.
1 Jo\c st:t.in~ the Blu1crs win rtnytimc, but \\hilt n1c1dc thi!i
g:tmt: lrul} 'Pt.'!. tal Wll'i an upportumty to \CI:i the NBI\ \ numhcr
one g.lh.' a It a.H: t wn An i nd i vu.J ua I "ho you cnn 't I ully appreciate
until \ ou sec tn person. o: it wa,n't Michael J<?rdan or l ..rry B}rd ot K.ureem
'\bdlll· .I .lbbur I I \\3\ 7 root 7 lllCh MilnUh:. Aol of I he w .1\hlngton
Bullets till. t.tltcst mun ever to phl) profc,,ton.tl bm.kctbull
On dralt duv last season. a' the Bullet\ looked to Bot .. tel
their tront lane:, they draflcd the lormc:r Dinka tnbesman I rom
thr Sud.1n \Ia the Univer,lty of Bndgcport and the United
Stntes Basketball l engue Fvery othet team pn,sctl up the • • towering Bot hkc u d1rty ~h1rt
1 lowcver, more startling thnn the elcvatton of his ~ummll was
tlu; narrownc~s ol his frame I he ex-Suda n~c tattle-herder
wc1ghcd m at a mere 187 pound~ a mass mo1 e nppropnutc to
an NBA guurd a foot and one-half shorter In additton, Bot
had fust seen n round leather bac;ketball only four years prcv1ous
Hewn' s.ttlt con~idc red o bu.sketbaJI baby who hndn 't yet cut h1s
tcGth
t·verybody 111 the NBA figured Washington had :,hot an
1ur Bol With it!) draft The Bullet!. and the the spmdly Bol were
scoffed at "He'll snap like a twtg," murmured basketball men
from 'ICa to shtmng seu. In fnct,the Washington tenm put him nt
the end ofthc bench and termed him "u proJect" the basket batt
eqUivnlent of'mavbe he'll play someday. but p1 obabty not·. He
wu'ln't hkcly to see more than a few ~arne all season
But wutt a Mnnute1 A few game~ anto the yenr, then-starting
center Jeff Ruland fractured h1s right foot Fnter Bot J hough
his offensiVe 'kills were hmued and he lacked \trength and
quicknc~~. he proved a valuable acqut~lllOn to the Bullet\ by
~tcpping mto the ... tarung role. Get thts He played an every
game, led the teague 111 blocked shah ( 15 an one game. and for
the 'ea on. more thnn 10 other teams). got h1~ share of the
rebounds, earned a btrth on the NBA all-defcn'ltve team, ral\co
the Bulleb ·road attendance by over 2000 per game and helped n
very mcdtocre teum into the playoffs. Most likely he led the
league in post game dtscusston) by spectator' a~ well.
Allthut l!'ln't bud for a guy who chapped ht!\ teeth on the nm
the ft n.t lime he evert ouched a basket ball and then proclat med,
"Th1s ts a stuptd game ''
In the off-season the Bullets traded for perenmol att-o.;tar
Mo'e' Malone. 1 hat put Bot back where he belong\, on the
~ccond stnng. (At least unttl he matures into an orten\lvc
player He hn\ ume too. because he\ only 24. Or at least he
thmk~ he\ only 24 Wh~n he came to America three yeur\ ago
his puss port \Old he was 21, but then 1t also smd he was 5 foot 2.)
No\\ you might ask, 1f you can't !>hoot, what's so great about
betng 'IO tull nnd thin'1
Start wtth hot tudgc ~undaes , ptzza\, chee~eb urgers and no
nutra,weet
Manutc 'pent the ott-season Bol-k.ing up With a 5,500 caloric
a day dtet and heavy we1ghthfung program Th1o; year he we1ghed
m at 225 pounds.
A gltmpse of Bot last Dec 21 didn't show much of the added
we1ght although hts chest w~ nottceably btgger Another 30
pound' arc requ1red before hl!\ phys1que Will really change H ~~
huge feet 'prout beunstalk legs and hi~ spidery long arms allow
him to honk a cur horn while stretched across the back sent.
Bol\ umque body slruct urc mnkes you wonder JUSt how he leel11
about always sttckmg out in a crowd (even a crowd <.lf NBA
ccntc.:rs)
Bol told (JQ mugullnc:: 10 a recent interview, .. Becuu'lc God
made me tht:. way, I'm not mad. 1 have fun all the ttme Ohman,
I just want to bt: a good bu~kctball playe-r" farning HJ limes
tht annual Income of the average Sudane~e citi1en probably
help~
He\ at-.o been rccognued n~; quite a comcdiJn When a'ked
the inevitable." How''\ the weather up there?". he 'ays, .. Who do
llnok li~c. ( 1 nday . how weatherman) Willard . cott'!''
When Bot unfolded himself and rose and rost: .md ro'e off the
bench lntc tn the hr~t quarter of the Portland{ Washington
game the crowd hulled. Watchtng Bot lumber \plintcr'l) up
and down the M( hatd'\\ood leaves one in uwe of the humun
both When the s11ubk K~:nn} Carr of the 8h11cr' matched up
wuh Monutc at u toot shorter I had to stand up to muk.e 'urc
( arr wusn 't on lu~ k ntc' and Manutc wa'n ., stand1ng on a
chatr Amu11ng.. how could anybody be a foot taller than
Kcnnv <. urr?
\lo.question Bot's ... ~Ills arc limnc:d. he ha'> n long" ay to go.
But in I R amnute~ on the court he had f O\tr block\, five board~>,
(orccd ut lcu~o.t half a dotcn misdirected :,hot' and d1dn'1 rccciw
ont Bol-t~ndmg call.
Around tht; NBA. Munute Bot ha~ become 'lemi-lcgcnd .
People come JUst to see this native AlrtCIUltn person. the game
~econdarily lie 1sn 't JUst \tnred at either. he ha' bc~orm : u Inn
lavorue F-verybody player"', coachc~ nnd funs want to 'ee
h1m pia}' well and improve. With hi~ wilhnlo!ncs' to work .hurd
hi\ potential may be unJimjted . Who knows. thl\ cunoustty m
si.'e 16 sneakers muy end ur betng the talle\t Bol-hantller in the
ht'\tory of the gume.
Intramural Registration Deadlines
Near
lntrumuml buo;J..ct ball tt•tm' arc
00\\ formtng ford 'IC!l'>On of UCtiOO
lenm entr1e' are due tomorrow by
3 'O p m A tenrn rap meeung wtll
he.held on 1 ue'lduy ut 4 00 p m. tn
PS( room 116 A clime tor "'terce) and player' will be held ne\1
fhur,dtt\' at 7 00 p m 111 the pym
Leugue r.u:quctbull l' al11o 'il<lrttng
In Pnmr>lm r)oft\ (enter f lOIII
due dale for cntrie' " Wcdne.,duy
nt lJO p m ARYlS,I987 PAf.f II
Men Play "Half-way", Lose Three
Ry Michuel < ohcn
l'lllnttr In& htrr 10rllri
Wnuhl you puy $2 00 to ser: h.tll
.1 muvae'! Would you ptt!i~" cht!i~ by
,ICIIlg h.tlt .a Jinotl'!
Probably 1101, and vou ltl'n
wnuldn 't win mnny bu.,ketball g•tml'S
I he I cwts und Clurk men'~; team
played three olid fir:;t huhe l.t:r.l
\l.cck. but \&.hen the sc~.:ond hall
!ilartcd,lhe Ptoneer.. didn 1 1 he nel
rc uh w.ts three leU!\Ue to .. ses.
I ·~ be!it g.1mc of the week \&.'It
hiduy's game again•a Southern
Oregon Stale College. SOS w.t~
hkc ,, bo~ter looking for a quick
knockout, but every time they got
the Pao·, on the rope , t.C found
the nght counter.
In the fir, I half the Ro1dcrstook
.1dvnntage of the1r si1e and quicknt\.'1
and JUmped off to a 28· 181ead before
I ( rcully knew what hit them Then
!IOmeone mu!lt hove told M1kc
')contra and Jor'ln Lumford. as they
combtncd for 14 ol the Pao\ neltt
15 poanl~ to t.ut the \OS( le.td to
JUst l5-.l3 nt hnlfttme
In the ~econd half the P1o scame
within inches of pulltng off a truly
miraculous victor) In the fi~t five
minute) l C couldn't buy a basket,
and the Rntde~ shrcaded their
dden\c tnstde Wath ll 00 minutes
to play. the Ra1def\ opened up thc:tr
lead 10 18, and Pio coach Dean
<;em pert was liearching for an'> we~
"'We \-e been litarung halVQ 'lowly.
and I have no tdea why, • 'iempcrt
suid.
For a \\lule. 01 lea!.t, the Pio\
found all the an,wers WHh semor
Oscar Pagan1 comang 1nto the game
nnd gtving the Pto\ an offensive Jonn I undord (lS) and John Potier (1\3) prepare to battle for • rebound
a~llln'l t "outhtrn Ort&on "tate College
Jih the: Ptonc:cr dc:len'ic: turned bchmd Potter's Q inr,ide po1nts .tnd
ar~und and I C wall back 1n the senior suard Mike Au."' two three
game W&th 'le'tcn manutes left. two pointer... De p1te leading scorer
P.lQ.lOl free throw;; CUl the lead tO 1 un~ford betng held \COreJe ll, the
10 Four more Pagani foul shot~ Pto\ 'lcemed to be tn good 5hapc.
und a three poull play by Lunsford • We wert pli.lytngfood defc:n,e, ..
cut the lend to four. ond 1 C had 4;)empert \atd ~We had u good
out~cored \0~(" 26-ll According opportunity to w1n thnl gume."
to \cmperl, dcfen'e wu-.thc: rca~on In the ~ond ~nllthut opportunity
for the change went oul the wmdow when Potier
"It\ un lntcrn.Jithing wilh indi-fouledoutwiththeteumdownby9
vidual<. '\empcrt said .... h was gut-and 10 minues to play. The rest of
checking ume and we played the the gume rc,cmbled un ! C horror
aggrc~~ive dden'ic we ~hould have film, a. .. cverythmg OIT dad worked.
been playing all the time." and I.C had no pattern of ollense
Ultimatc:ly, the early lap!ICS proved or defen .. e 011 'cored 59 econd
too much for l C to make up. and half points to blo" by I C 89-54.
~0')( coa\ted home from there The week opened wu h u I 0 1·80
88 76 l unsford led the Pia's wtth lo">'( to Warner Pac1fic.
26 potnts, wh1le ~cnatra added 20 ow LC must try to right the
and sophomore John Potter chtpped ship.
in 13. ..We11 see what type olteum \lie've
fhe next night aguin)t Oregon got here. We 11 certain I)' be ch.Uicnged
l ech, the Pio \again staned ~lowly to the utmost," Sempen .tid.
and tought back IJe~pite sponing 1 hi:. week the Pio' nrc home
OJ l a 12·2 lead the LC delen'ie Saturday for a 7 30 gume uguin'it
once t~gain wrncd thing.' around. Pactfic Lutheran and on the road
.1nd I C trailed 30·27 at hulfttme 'J uesday "'· Willameue .
New Year Not Too Happy For Lady Pio's -
8) Mike Lund
ru.n«r lo& •I Iff ~rllfl
"Out with the old and in with the
new hac;n't meant good thtng\ for
the lady Pto basketball team as the
new )'t.'lr h~ brought them thnx los.~
i\hcr hnl\htn~ 1986 \l.llh u 3·2
mark the l e"'' and Clark \\omen's
b.l'keth.tll t~.1m hu' ,uiJc:rcd lu"c:'
1 n Cic.'orgr f o ( nllcgc. Paciltl'
lJ1mcrs11\ and \\ .uner fl.ICiflc
~
IJ IIIH'C\11\ • ·r he Ptonecr' lound thc:nbehc'
uul\itcd ,11 George I ox llhl luc,dll)
\\hl'll' Bru1n crnh.r l.tmlll\ I c'"'
nrlted "~0 pomt' .mll h.IUh.-d down
I 1 rc:bllUnd' lktng out1cbuundnl
'I() 10 .md •• 12 percent ,ftoollnp
nt.~rk '''"' hmdcrcd I { ·I' 1 he:\ ldl
7CI-Ci.J,
On had II\ C\ cnang. 1 he:: l,1n \In"'
71-hl to Pnciric •• 1 team the\ ~at
c.nltcr 111 the \CII\Ilfl. Pactltc ,Jtut
72 pl·rccnl tn thc hr'' h.tll .unl 112
pCIH'llt hu th~ g:trllt" Ill di'U11Pllllll
I ( 10 1 heu home opener
I .ul~ P1u JHC"ur~ th,tl lc.uurcu
,, Jtu,tlmg.tr.lflj'llll£ JdciN.' put I t
.1hcltd I '·tl m the ttpcnm~ nunutc'
1 hl· B11 't r' h.nalcd h.l\·1.: ht: h ""'
H'llh 1 1\ 1m !\p.tuldtng \\ lu; ,u,rcd
11)111'1 h,IJI JlOIIIIStrlliUdltl~I\\U ,tl
lht• I'HI/11."1 10 rut P.t~otlll' llfl '(•· 15
P.tl'IIIC''"''" rullcd .1\\,1~ altCithe
ht\.tl.. 1' !'p.mld1n~ ltnhh,·J \\lth
~, 1\.11 h~ (\lpplt· •• i 'nplhlllhlH' .
led 1 hL Pwnn•t ~ \\11 h I~ pnlllh .tllll
'i rdh,Umh ~euuJr Kuu l~mf... .u.hl~d
\,llllldU\ ntglll \\,1\ IIH \!,1\lt.:l llll
thl l'tlltli:Cr.... \\ ho ldCt.:u thl' (111\\l'rlul
1\mghh ol \\ar111.'t t•.tltltl lht•
'"'·'Jlfl\ I l \\ umcn ~hlm cd "'"'l'
l:!rtl h' hghung huck I hun .10 I~
putnl ,~:,nnd h.11t dd1c11 tn lhc l.llC'
gmng l nlortuna\cl\ .11 ".L, tltn hule.
wn hue u .. the\ lu'' llti·Ml
The ddeht t'' cr,h.Hht\\ cd .tn
lllllq IIIUtng llJICrl\1\C c:JIIlrt b\
\llflhOilhliC ~lldtdlc 11\lHll,l'
1 hum.,,, the P1u\ k.tdlng 'une1
hll 12 ul IC''h'"' I rum lht•ltcld and
a p.ur ol tree thrm'' en route'''·'
lt't fHHill Jh: llllflll,II\\C.
I .triter m tht• \ t::u .tl!illll\1 "thddun -
l.u:l.:~on ( ollc:gc 111 1.-.tt~.t \l,,,f....t.
I hc1m,t, hrctle he a U\\ n 't'hnol r« Md
of JO putnL' 111 unc: J:!lltn( Slw h,,~,·d
l2on 1.) of 20 \hooung to highli~•ht .m 1\..S-47 l,1n \\ 1n lluuna' '' a\cr­
·•!!lllg 15.1 pc1 game\\ 11h .t ,p.trkltn~
55 rer\:CIII 'hOOIIng nwr~ . I (
Jdc:.ucd Sheldon Jad;~un 77-5 111
• 1 't'Citnd g.une I he P1u \ arc Ill\"
J-5 on the year. after thetr three
g.unr lo~tnl_! 'ltrC'.tk
R11:1ht nu\\ the I ( \\omen mu't
rc,nh c w get 'nmc mmc "'"' 1n
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A ' -we hn"e to" orlo; on cc1rrc~.:~ mg
(lUI corrcctibk 011\lll~C:!> ... l oach
Rund.) ~ou.flol s111d ... th1ng' thut
urc taking u~ ou1 of b.lll!!.tntcs nrc:
our n\\ n errol'\ ..
I C pitt)' u1 humc tontght .11 i 3U
.tg.Hnst P.tt'11tC l uaheran l nl\crsat
I he~ then gu on the rond lnr games
.11 I ,,.,,ern Oregon und :\ortlme t
:\ ttlan:ne on ... nd.l\ anll Sat unJu
ECONOMY
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Plnntfr lur '"" ~talra
TODAY
... R \ V (,l ~ R~ • TH F < I \ \ '\ 0
RO .\l.O Rl \G-\ ... Bob \landd pub
m h1' 1" o b1h dt t ht ldca' t-\Change.
11:~0 m tht l h.nc:r Rollrn,,
• l>R WA \"I:~\ 1 ORO ''\111 H.
\dJum.t Prok,,or ol L.uin \menc.m
\tudic' at John Hopkin ... Unl\er'''' \
\chool of Ad,,mced International \tud1cs,
h.t-. JU<a publi hed h1' book 1J~t ( o'* ''
Enemtes, ,, fir::.t per on at:count of l
Cuban diplom.llic rclatiom sine~ 195
Smtth wall speak on the topic of l \
ut'lan rclauons at 5 30 pm in the Portl.md
l nns · Padll< Room )6 if ~ uu 'rc not ,,
member nlthc \\ l'lrld Attam. Council ol
On~on
• ORt::(.O AR 1 l ~ fl I U T F. prc-.cnh
.. 28 t1 P", :l documentary on the <ommg
ol uge of founcen Briti'h adole\ccnts .
h.H the )oung at heart. l21Q \\\> Park
J\H:nuc .u 7.JO pm .
• I I H. PIONEER WO 1 [~ t.agl'r' ta~c
on Pncifi< l uther.tn tonaght Jt 7:30.
• 811.1. l Rl \181.A Y. poet and pwtcs­
or, \\Ill re,td I rom his works at 8 pm in
the 1 am a ruck l oungc.
FRI.16
• REEl. MUSI :Oregon Art Institute
prc,tnt' a tilm tracing the musical 1.arcer
of \11IC!> Da'i' from '59 to 6 ~ho\\
t 1m c.:.~~ 8·4 S pm at I 2 I 9 ~ \V Park \venue.
• PS lJ \ \c hoot of hne and Pert or nung
Arts pre,cnls "THE Cl TV~( 1-"'mo
.. tudcnl·directcd one act play' ll 8:00
pm in Lincoln Hall on the p-., l cum pus.
• Do }OUjust gotta get out of this pl.tcc
and ar~ left with no \\aV to escape'!
l>JSCOVI:R PORTL D.,, mcc little
city nght here in oun cl) o\\ n backyard .
r. pcrimental College '*'ill run a \huttlc
for I C t udenl\ at 7:.30 pm returning to
campuo;; at II :30 and 1.00 am.
SAT.17
• P. lJ\ School of Performing and fine
Art host~ thtar ~usic Department Guuar
cries The OR£GO Cllll \R
Ql 1\R 1 f.l \\ill play in L mc.oln H~tll at
f\ prn \dmt"ton i' free.
• '"'Cl I) ~{ L L .. plays aguin at 8:00 in
Uncoln Hall
• On ~.ampu" it' the ME ·~ SA •
Ki' I 8 Ll. team taking on Pactlic
I uth~ran in Pamplin Spon" Center at
., '\0 pm.
• '\nd il basket ball isn't thrilling enough
~0 I '\ pre~cn t the thriller A l.JI in
the Council Chambcl' at 7 and 9.30 pm.
SUN.18
• CHAPEL, in the Chapel, wllh (ampu\
Minister Jim tuart every Sunday at 6
pm.
• II ~ou need to update your wardrobe,
or just wan& to collect some mck-nack'i
lor the room, join Expenmental College
in •• tour of PORTLA 0 THRIFT
SlORE' 1-4 pm. ~ ign up Jl10 l•ERlO<, .JA 0 R\ IC\,1987
• l or all\ ou ll'lot b.tll fan' om there. the.
Orl'gon Art Jn,tttute prc,cnh DIS·
PO~ BU· tH.ROf S, .tloo\.. at the 1 l.
.md pluyer iniUIIC\ 7 pm
MON.19
• ( ~ l.l•BR \ TF 1 \RTl l U1 HFR
Kl {, JR \\.tth tlu \tudcnt~ United for
Lultural t\\\arcm·,, (ontac.l I amont
\! alton lor dct.ub '37 tl
•\HI 1 ( \'\\FOOOO\\ TO\\ ?
Bt. t h rtliot .tnd P a ttl Bn.loke pre,cnt
c:xoting ad~a.' on dow ntO\\n cntcnmnmcnt
at :00 pm
TUES. 20
• Our tlhs,trtou' prc~adcnt J \M I·
(, \ Rl> ~ R '-tPL\ 1\S on "1 he l on~ll
tutum .and I orcagn Pohc\': I he Rok ot
l '''"in lntcrn,tttonal Rdatium. ·. '-,pon
... orl'd b) the World \II Jar~ l ouncal ol
Orcgtln, the tJik ''til bcgm at noon 1n
tht: Wtllumetll ( entt·r \uditonum 121
\ W \alm()n, • I ht Portland Metro Chapter of the
AmcrKnn Otubetc' J\\\OCtataon \.\til hold
it' ~h.utcr mccung at tlw Metropolitan
l cMntng Center, 20H W (,ho,an from
1 ()0 9 '\0 pm 1 ht\ meeting i~ free and
open to the pubhc
G\1(<. T ~PF AKl< R DR. M THI' \
Rl 001 I<, rc\cun:h ... pcctcdt.,t I rom Oregon
ltc.th h \cacnct: ll Ill\ cr'tt ~ "all 'peak on
.. , urrcnt Rc\carch Advance<~ and Daabetc'
C arc.: and I rc .u rnc.•n t "
Parllllpat ion will help 'up port re,e.trch
lcudmg to the cure and prc\cntton of
diubctc' for further informallon call
Michael 1\m.Jcr-.on at 244 2472
WED. 21
• Orl'gon \rt ln'ltttute\ Real Mu ... tc
fc.uturc~ "RO< K DROLL : 1 he farly
't cur' .tnd 81< Al ~ rtH f'T: Blue~ from
(,o,pd to Rod." ell 7 pm
• l\.cr he a a olthc J F RR \' ll H 1 RIO?
\V\!11, thcv \\lll pl.ay 10 the Sculpture Court
of the Port lund Art Mu,cum at 5 30 pm PAGE 12
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• fducntH>nnl Progt tim., wmtcr film 'cnc.'
conttnuc:. wtth Al.Sl 0 0 fHt
ONOOR <ll 5.10 und 7 lO pm an the
C ounctl Chamber~
CONT.
• Dr,Hn Your Vctm•. 1gmu Phtl-p~alon
a<o 'ponsonng BLOOD ORI F.
J hur\day, Jan 22 Appoantmento, e;an
be \Chcdulcd Wll h c.rcg Rilrta 29 '-3645.
• 1 ht MA TIH.M 11( "\ PROFI­
( If ( Y EXAM wtll be ga .. cn on luc~­
da\ I cb 1 at 7 pm You mu-.t sign up tn
th~o: mJth o,k11ls center b) I ridny. Jan. 30.
A good ume will b~ had by all.
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By Cilio
l'fon«r t 01
"Matn\trean
lncrc;L,ing l duc1
I tiC\ •• will be tht
Luther Ktn~ Ill' .
\1.\lt-. our campu' 1
'3 J he event ''
the public 10 COOJU
luther K mg Da)
M.trty" Kms
tlOme rv, Alubnn
oldest of Murun
fCiur ch1ldrcn H
the tavll raghts r
carl\ mfluence o
formed ane.~rlyc
goal of a non·\ io
Mr Kang 8
Morchu u~e (oil
1979 He nutJorcd
and minored m
tour a' .t gue\t
UOI\ Cl'!lllte~. C hur
and \<Ktal orgut
money ror the: Kl
I hr Manml u~
lor Nonv10lcnt S
-B)' ( ourCJ
__ rionttr lj
1 he Stxth .(\nl
dn:s Women!'\ \1
"tiJ Cll\ Cl I OpK
cl.t~), •llll.l cultun
Lc\\ ts and < lur
'~rnru~tum ''ill I
t h 1 r d '' n r 1 d
per pcct&\e
l..ll'>l IC:tlll th~
department i~,uc
·•II over cumpu'
count rr I nr to pi
thc,c hne~ .