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

Volume 55, Number 3

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1990-10-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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OLLJME 55, IssuE 3
ats:·r he
nto the llo ARAL and Smeal support pro-choice
lor .1 tJ p.
~llOITOW .. I·
ht ahc.u.J JH ovement, encourage political activity
0\\. Fonner Nat ion.11 Organi7 .. :Uiun of Women
dena Eleanor Sm~l said he bchcvcs
c tS3 war bcang loughlon ,\nwncan SOli
hl now-the wur lnr rcprotluct•vc nghL'>.
~])A y "1l1c battle lor fc1 ulity control 1S o war
condemn young women, hutchcrs them,
p ms them, w1d ~h:mcrs their hve: , nml il"s
c CICI\(I tirct1uloolog1Cl ," Sl:lill the rounder
current pre idcnt of tin• hmd f,,r the
fresh page • um t MaJOnty Smeal wns keynote
t and We ll:er mn N:uional Aooruon Raghls Acuon
count f)' agUI guc mlly at l .. ewts iUld Clark on \\'edncs­
ussion on th' . Scpt~ mlx·r 26m the Council Chambcn;
· fi · largely krnalc audienc~ um 1rauon o
~ 111c mlly wus an nucmpl by NARAL to
eland l.:.-40} oumgc college-age people to rcg1stcr to
ngfllnsl lWO b.11J01 mCa.\UI"CS, IIIC:ISUI'C. S 8
10, which. according to Sme.tl, "111 vir­
lC'rican writ ly bun nhonmnan Oregon.
td :11 Powell Accordmg to Nan y Bowles, Memhcrof
· tl A NARAL chapter, "(Smc:•l) curnc ~ n 10 lt' nn • . v 1r to the NARAL ur,)Up, She loved n and
. I he read an tolJIII)' psyrh~tl Wllh l c:·
puhl ic. Smc.1l sau.J ~~~ Oregon 1 the only :;t.1tc
1c umon "1Lh Wlll·uhoruon measures on
ociet v-Rt.:<e ballot. ''11 you defeat them soundly, I
: 11 C\'C yuu Will send a strong mcs.~age to
1 nc wtll ho\t, ucian~ to get ol t our bJck, ... If we lose
and Audubo mcasures,l cnn guar.mtre you they will
fl Store (741 •mmnwidc," hcs:.ud.
\Htlat 1n) Th Shcdn·w p.llmllclsof thC'iC issue.' to Nazi
oowncd mouretm.u1y, which a.booutlawcu nburt.ion. She
aimed r.tsc•sts ulw~ys out low uhontons.
• who wtll pre' ''l cannot get overt hut ourc.oumry. w h1ch
mo\l c ha llent upposooly ci vile1cd, is tortunng young
to <:.hmb rock~n cn (by prnposing such mQJsure.;)," shc;-
)robabl y enJO
I "11lC)' know the effccLC: or the~ laws.
bls IS human cxpcnmcmmiun th.ll lS hap· • Chin!> {7\Jcial upcoming ballul meo~~ure , Smule rncmar.~s··" 1.-!lludent!l In cxcr('u•·
thcil rlght In vutc. photo hy hrtm Baar
pcning. And humJn control," ~he uocL'lrcd.
"You .see. nobody 1s trytng to Slop SC..\ualuy
or sex, whntthc)"rc t.ryang 10 prevent IS you
lrc'm contr(llling your lcniluy.
"I t11ink tt's urne lor young people to
march and sty, 'Hell no!' ... We're the lust
gcncrnuon who can plan <.mr fcrtilil)' wuh
sornc succcs • We're the lir.\t gcncmuon whn
mu t," he said rctcmng to populauon c~plu·
sions around the world.
Smcnl rontmu..:d by suuing she ~nuld
like to sec morl' gro~ss ronts at: tiv11y conccm­
ing these IS UCS, "Wh.ttC\Cr \H':'re dt)lng,
"c're not domg 11 well enough. We hr1 .. c got to get out. nnd we hav" got to get bad I'm
nfnud we'll lo lh1s cam(l.ugn." he sauL
"Whm m.tlu~ s 1111: run?" she n ked, "l
cnn ·, I.Md 11 ... I dou•t care what ffi)' prc.o;1den1
says. limo" thcuuthl uscl'\'clnkcntJmc
10 rcud nmt tudy.. We nn unmornl r~gune
nght now ... You C31\ mwdcr people by hmat·
ing thci r lcruluy. and "c have chosen the
Iauer lor ouro" n scJt-antcfC.\t I'm ashamed.
Qnd 1 hope you ure. .. Don•ttosc Oregon."
Said Bowie-: of the mlly~ "I thought u
was wm11ing, absolutely wn:umg. C'ollcgc
\\Omen nccc.d 10 l.:now mnrc nboutthc mrun·
tream rcmini t mm"t':ffiCnL•'
DAY . acuity tenure procedures under revision
fio:n-r F.kro-..oc;oN
Prole ~ors Carol Cupcllt olthc ~>sychl)l­
. lkpanmcnl and Jumc.s Ruo;~ll ol the
· ,\tlmini!\tr,uion Dcpart111cnt \\Crc
~let1 tenure ltL~it ,\pril. The dCCI ~Iono; to
bht1~1)' tenure were b,t'\C'd on proCHiuro..' and mpnrary
Sw{•t•rhack.4
and X:45 p
• ' ,... . lrtllllU \'1 · out lined iu the College ol Art\ and
noc..~; Faculty Rc\'tcw document .tt.loplcd
Q7'l. 'In esc prcx·odurc.s and guiddmc\, ts
I a~ the procctlurcs tor opp<'.tl. are MW
r('viscd
I pl<~y tonight 1llcn:v1"1on was mitJulcu tly V1ct Pn:si-
. Show time 1 for Acadcmlt Aftai~ \u'v..ln Resncck
ar the rcquc-.1 uf Pn.::s1dem Mil.:hncl
q '\0 rescl"\ \,;'-'CK>1•c • "When 1 arrived a1 l cwi. :.md
ore ticket inf ,one of the fir..ttltmg'Pre'idcntMooncy
~h and < il'
prc,cnt M
on, •· Itn:
dcach ol mun
r rooms. me lO do W<L' to pn:p.ux u new ra ult)
1\IU'I.Ju~:· satd P;trr "The rc.~n lloc used
revising lhc racuh)' review was lh..tl the
SCnl PrtXC\'> was n(ll COO\i'\IC Ot \\llh the"
d1v1stonul dcnn siiUt:.lurc "
In tQ8M, u SJX:CIJI facult)' 'uhcommiucc
live yc~rs of Wtll k w1th t11c completion
u revi-.inn of the 1979 In ult) rcv1cw
umcm. Wh1k :l mnJOt'll) of the facuhy
to approve tl\c 198R rev1c.lon. the ad· rn101 tmuon uid not nppn:>' c ot the docu­
ment. ll1c rev• irm "as nc .. cr JXC$Cntcd 10
the Bo.ml ol Tru,tcc-: for final approvul.
lbc tlr.tlt prCSl'OU)' oomg COil.'\ltJC:rCd h)'
the' lacull} 1S a result ol oll.1hornuon be·
t\\CCn the A 1dCm1c Coun 11 (P·.trr nnd th('
three Dh·i-.ional !Xans) and the [)('p;trtrncnl
Chmrs. "l11t. 1988 rcvi"w dnCUII1Cnt hall
many SUJX' rb ..1 'I L\," said Parr. "hut it •s
inconsistent w1lh some a pc.: L'> ol the current
Cocuhy constitution and Wllh the rH~" Dh •·
Slonal Dc.m ~Lrut. 'turc " The fa ulty met and
llto;c u"""d thl' dmlt Thuroday. ScpU:mbcr 2'/,
and held tUl emergent.) mci'ting TuestJ.w,
October l.
Accord in'! to the draft, n.1( ult) arc cvulu­
att•d b.) thcu lUntribuuou to the. tll"C~h of
tc.aching. ~ holur,h1p, and lfl\litution al scrv·
• ICl'.
By th' pl\:scnt druft, SC'wnd-and luurth
year rcv•c" 'oltcnurc tr.x: k Ia uhy nrt quill
sunilat V u. c Pre.o tdcnl Pu.rr. uftl'r ~:on'>u iLt
tion W1tl1Lh~.: .appropnall•Ua\'i<:iooal IX'an and
Department Chuir .• 1ppoints three tenured
'·''-ully to a Rcv1cw CununiiUX": for l.hc Cacully
mcmhc( t~iug Clm,idc·rcd . A 'fli..""Ciut bo~l . callod the Fn ulty Conumttec on Promouon
nn(.! Tenure (FCP'I}.lou o .. cr nil nmtt>nal
in tenure and promtlliOn rC\ICW c.1SCS One
of the ln~o. ulty from each tlh•is1on '"ell tccJ
b) thO f11 ull)'! thC OthCl IS :lppoinlod by .ad·
• • rnmlSttnllon .
l11c primury d11lcrcn e.·~> in pnxedurc
hctW\."Cn the present tlntfl .mu thl' 1979 \'Cr­
<:mn h.: in the makeup lll rc,·ic\\ Clunrnillcc,.
fh~ cummittoc' for sc ''ntl-untl founh·)car
revil:w .. are uppointed cnurcly b) Vice Prcst­
tlcnt P.UT ,mu une-h.tlf ul th"' t:"CrT lS nbo
ttppollltcd by Parr. In the 1979 \Cf'Saon, the
fCf'Tcuns1 t.cdol fourtcnurotlfucultyclc t~d
1otwo-ye~ rtcnn ,twolocuh) members from
a college: or uni.,..crsaty other lhun LC. w1d the
Chainnan ol tJu: Board ol l ru tee.'
The pre~nt druft 'pc:cif ·~ lh:lt"Appcah
cnn be nuld.: only on the ground.; tlmt procc·
durc:,, t~tvc 001 beC'n followed or thm the
process ha., ~-en untmr." An nppcal1' 10 ~
ditc\:tod to the Vil:c Prc..;1dcnt, whtl "'Hth.J
ug:.un appotnl a thrcc-pc:r~m ApJx> .. tl'\ Com­
miu.cc ol h:nun-d I ull)' "ho were unin·
... oh·cd wath the onginnl c.Joc.bion. The 1979 OCTOBER 5, ] 990
Arson suspected in
can1pus fh·es
Y AARON 8AAJ(
A fire da 01:ercd m PruJdent MI­
chael Mooney's othcc on Sunday cvc­
mng. September 30. couploo wath the
rcm:.un!l of unother fue tn Alb3ny Quad·
ta11gle lhat same even mg. h:lve led tn"e.'i·
tigutors to bcl1cvc there ll an ru nafl on
C3111J)US.
01 fi~.:ards believe lhc same person or
persons nlso caused the two f11e Ll t
w k an Alun Domutory, one of ""'hach
caused S 125.000. wonh or d.1m ge. All
fires ongan:.ucd m gnrbagr cun" u ;t;CM
wg th..-:m to be the work or one per n
~ 1dem Mooney. man JJ cnmpu.s
forum :Kldres ·~g Ule tSSUC~ S.Ud there
wn no C\'&dcnoc of roreod entry 1mo
ctlhcr the rmutor house or bas office. He
SJid po ibiJiUCll ns lO who mt •hL tuJ\ic
such key access are bemg looked mLO
.. 11 makes my lustonta! t\t':an go ptl­
ter pnt that someone would wunt to lle­
stroy such tm.-pJa~ble fuma hmg.s n.c
those m Pres1dent Mooney's office." td
scnmr Mera Gmnb.~g comm~nung on
pm. 1bl.e mothes.
Don M.nlth~n;. m cJ1!1I c of publr
infonn:u.lon for U1e l~lnnd Fare Dep-.vt­
ment.. 1d lht~rc ~'U.'I: no clear mottve
behind lhe fire .
Pr( idem Moon()' linked l11c Akin
ftrc of September 24 lO Lhe fire on Sun­
dAy by SUlLins thnt1wo li~ had been set
on pool tables tn A m ~riicr lh:lt C\"t.­
nang.
"We lhought at wn.~ no more U\lll1 a
common pr".ulk." he sa1d, "We ooncluded
Ltuulh • pool L:lblt. had no rcbuon 1.0 the
lnrger blnz.e. wluch \loC U.oughtw-a.s more
likely due lO carelessness."
lie saad a g::ubagc can had been set
ublar..c ngrun m Akin on Timrsday. Scp­
t.cmbcr 27. nnd Ulilt the ftre inspectors
coodm-tcd u thorough '""·esugnuon.
nu inspo:uon lend 10 a number of
leads ns tu su.'Jle''~. ·•we thought by
Frid:.ty night we hnd o fwd) snu.:;fn tory
h:.1d. .. he srud
Sunda) ,thaliCJd w.iSputtnque uon
ns crunpu seeunty dlsco..,.wcd <~.nd e"tin­
gu!SJ•eu a gnrbnge t:ln lin: in Pre._\!dcm
Conhnu~ on page 3
NEWS
I h.>n1ccon1ing Events
fORUM
john Frost
fEATURU
Cl'J1 Rock Revit ~\\'
SPORT
Cro~ ~ Country
KLC GUIDE
Progr,1n1 for Fall I.A. Symposium Committee requests
ideas
The I. r\ )mposaum comnuutt " lookmg for a topic. Be pan of
Lht proce: .md fall ootth symp(NUm topac ballot to be pL'l cd in your
bo:\ nc..'\l MondJ\. Oct. 8 Be ~urc to return yow c hmcc by Wcdnc..o;ciay,
Ocl. 10.
REI offers indoor rock climbing
Recte;Juonal Equapmcnl. Inc give' people lhc opponunU) tO Cl
pcricnce the ~n of roc~ c hm bmg an a ~t" nnd con trolled cnv 1ronmcnt
on Lhcir Tualaun 'torc'c; aruficaal chmbmg wnJI
Their new rock-chmbmg \lr'Ucture offer.. the opponunuy for
people to tr) climbing gear nnd fam1hnrilc thcmo;clve. -. w1lh the rapadly
gro" mg spon.
·Th~ 14-foot highwalli~opcntoparuclpJnL,onFndav.<kt 5from
noon to6p m ~Jtutday. C)(-a. b from II am to 5 p.m. andSunda). Oct.
1 from II 3m. to I p.m. and aga..tn from ~30 p.m.t.o 5 p.m Spccanlued
climbmg sh~ ... safet) hamc.. , insii\X:uon and use or lhe waJ11" free.
• Howell to read poetry
Chn,tophcr Howell, author of ~vcml collections, ancludang Sta
Chan&~ und T'hrnu •h Silcnct: Thr Lmg w~, Tt.tts wtll present a read·
mg Tucs<by. Oct. 9. at R p.m .. in Tamarac~ Lounge
Howell is pocll)' cd1tor ol L)'n:~~ House Pres' and has won the No
tional Endowmcn~ ol the An.o; and Oregon ·\rl.\ Commts.saon
Walden residency available
Once agaan Walden ResuJency Program wall gtvc;; Oregon writers
of fiction. poetry and CTeJUve non-ficuon the opponunaty to puriue
!heir ~ork an a quiet, ~utiful mount.aln fann tn Southern Oregon. 10
minutes from Gold Hlll o.nd 40 minule.~ from Ashlo.nd.
One writer~ ill be selected for each oflhrcc residencies: 1) March
2 to April 3 (six week.-.). 2) Apnl 20 to June I (si.J. "-''Ciek.~). and 3) June
8to Aug. 31 (12 week.o;)
Rcsidcncte.c: wtll be awarded on the basis of a project propo.c:aland
3 writing '®Tlplc: Apphcauons must be Oregon rcsadents and must
a~ not lO "mokc. LO do their own cooking, and to 1e.1vc the c~bm m
good order.
"Postmodemism, Irony, and the
Media" seminar held
Henry Kane I, nulhor nnd professor of political science at the Uni­
vc~n )'of Hnwaii, wall speak on "Posunoderni ~m ,Irony and the Media"
at 3:00p.m., Thursday, OcL 4 in BoDine 300.
Karicl recently published Tht D~Jporat~ Poli1rcs of Portmod~r·
ni.sm and became \\CII-known in lhc '60s for his book, l'ht Dtcfm~ of
Amtrtcan rluralism .
The lecture is free and open to the pubhc
Arts Program Announces Grants
The Oregon Traditional Arl\ Apprcnucc.shtp Program Selection
Panel has approved funding for 10 apprcnucc,htp proJects
"Experienced master anislS will work: with one or more appren­
tices to pass on their ~iUs to younger members of lhcar communities,"
uccordmg to Lore Erf, project coordinutor.
The apprenticeships, whtch will last upton year, encour..1gc U':lW·
• uonaJ an fonns to be passed from one generation to another Thts year'
program focuses on refugees and Native Americans .
Projects seleci.Cd for funding are Palestinian Embroidery, Indian
Cradle Board Making, Traditional Hmong Wedding Ceremonie..o;, Tule
Mal Weavmg, Traditional Washoe Basketry, Tmdiuonal Laotinn MUSJc,
Traditional Hmong Wedding Songs, Mien Sixty· Year Cycle Chams
and Readtngs, Trad1LionaJ Wa~co Twining, and Tmdtuonal Hmoog
Embroidery and Applique.
This program is made possible by grnnds from the Nnuonal Eli­
dowment of the Aru Commassion .
The Oregon Traditional Art.~ Apprentice hip Program is on on·
going program. ThoSt int.erestcd are encouraged to apply for funding
in 1991. Applicationfonnswillbeavailableinspring 1991. Forfunhc:r
infonnation, contact Oregon Folk An.s and Folkhfe Program. Campus
Box 100, Lewis and Clark College.
PACE 2 Sudent Advising Center idea considered OS
lba B) F.\U ENDO
:\n \d''''ing Ccmcr few the
Lewis nnd \lark College of An.~
and Sclcncc.c: wall be opemung by
wmtcr tcnn •f all goc" ocrordm~ LO
plan
The Jdvtsing ccnt.er. to be cs
tnblish<'d by the ns yet un owned
Du~tor of Adv~mg, wall be an
ca.ouly occc..~ 1blc plac.e where sLu·
denLS can bnng thcarqucsoon.._ nbout
gmduuuon rcqutremcnts. the cur
nculum, and 'ltudcnl record.-;
Susan PlliT, Vtcc Presadent Cor
Academ•c Affatl"'i, ~~ the idea mto
mouon "Whale focuhy advt'lmg ts
typ1cnlly very good," srud Parr,
"bolh studcnl'\ nnd faculty mem
bcrs ha"c been concerned t.hru
there'~ not always full enough in·
fonnat1on for really good advLc;ang
to always take plucc.
"We probably h::lve nOl done
enough to coordmatc what are a
-.cncsor ,.ery good "uppon services
Cor our studcnL'\," ~he ..atd ''Stu­
dents who ncc.d an nn-.wc.r to a par
tl( ultlf QUCStlOO Often go from of
ftcc to office trymg to find Jn~>we"
to 1mportant qucsuon._ ·•
The Advasing Center's pu.rpose
is to connect the vanous ~tude nt
services and to complemenl the
faculty adVISing S~ICm "Perhap·
most Importantly ," s~ud Pnrr, "the
office wall be a ..afcty neL It ·11 be 3
place for studentS to go tftheydon't
know where else to go
"If their advtsor is home walh
the nu or leading amp somewhere,
they can go to the advlsmg office
and get help," she srud "My hope lS
that the Darcctorof Adnc;mg wtll be
able to help students maneuver lhe
system u 11 neais to be maneu---"' .. V\01~.
The JXOpo.scd two-person of­
fice has nOl found a locauon on
cnmpus yeL Parr satd, "I'd hke a
place tklt's really mvnmg for SUI­
dents to come. where they can have
a private convcrsauon wath the
Director of Advasang "
The posauon of Duector of
Adv1sing w1ll be filled as a result of
shifts within lhe admmtstrnuon .
Among the duuc.._ of the Dtrcctor
arc to e."'Wbhsh and direct the ccn­
tc.r,to create a handbook for faculty
advisors. and to work with lhe
Rcgisl.nU'' Office to complete
gr..tduation chccksbef<!f'C pre-regt.S·
trot.ion m the JUntor year.
Current.ly. no adv1sing hand·
book is aYaJiablc and gradunt.ion
checks are held an the senior year
The l~c·leafhandbook willequap
all faculty With requiremenl3 for
ocnain progrn.ms and (Of graduation.
The DifC('tor of Advising wiU
also support the curriculum and
schola.~tic standing commiuecsancl
meet with pro\-pccOve students. to
addauon, the Director wall run work­
shops for new faculty advisors. The
01rcctor wall serve as a resource for
faculty as well as swdcnts.
The Advismg Center will also
keep student records. "Alany poml
along the way," said Parr, "students
will be able to get a read oo whal
lhcy need." 1lle Dmxtor of Advt'lmg w111
work doscly w1th the reg1\U1lr,
finnncao.l a1d doparuncnt, ~uppon
SCTVICC.S, and the dC<.lnS
Purr will JOtn the D1roc.tor of
AdvasmgasMothtrfullumeleadcr
of the Adva'>tng Center
Sc veruJ I.DSk forces rccom·
mended that somethmg like o.n
Advasmg Center be created The
idea WO.\ pursued 10 CIDTleSI Ous
summer when Parr unwed on cnm
pus.
In addauon to mput trom the
t.as~ force reports, P.urr met mfor
maJiy wtlh approxtmately 12 ,tu­
dcnlc; here on campus tha'> summer
"We devoted a whole ~ saon to
adv1smg," srud Parr "After tnlking
at 'iOmc length wath lhe group of
students ubout their concern" about
advt"'mg a..c;. well as lhc•r pr:usc lor
faculty. this adea emerged."
Parr then met with a group of
faculty andi.ldministrntors" ho were
concerned about advasmg She also
talked wtth pcopll from the offtcc.c;
that an AdvlSing Center would ue
together and benefit "It wus a con
MORE
THAN
JUSf 'ilstcnt mc'lsug~: that we're
t.lung ~ pn:tty well but not as
we can and not us well as our
dents deserve," ~he sa1d
She cmphns11.cd lhat lhc
UL.~k of advasmg wall rcmwn
rcspon<itblllly of the faculty
sors. "The very bc..st adv1smg
pens between facuhy membcl"'i
students," she said. Although
hns looked at the posstblllty or
nung a separate stnff foradvt'll
certainly don't thtnk thnt it
be consaMcnt w1th LC's dod teat
to a lot of ciC31 communtcation
tween faculty nnd students
thctr acndemtc programs.
"I thmk that advtsmg is
the most crucaal faculty rcSJ:>O
ballues It. Cl at the heart or
we're oboul as faculty mcmtiC
she sa~d "But at dad seem to me
faculty d1d need to have ~;uo.oo r
"h's also m kccpmg with
moving the Regtstrar. Mtd c
ully the ftnantaal scrv1cc.s and
Cushacr · s Office over to Temple
totrytoplacestudcnt c;crvaces
studenLs arc," satd Parr
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A representative from
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cy's o
be on campus Thcsday, ..,._ __
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to the J~umar l
Bu" ~I. I 0 ,,.,.,.
worJ. 1.50 m
mum. ered
that we're
II but not n.~
us well ns our
she ~md ost recent fires in President's office,
lbany Quadrangle spark reaction
inut•d JrCJm f'il8t! 1
ucd thaI the ac I.W ncy ·" ofricc at around I 0:30 cwnpu~ rorum. llcUISOCOC()Untg Cd
:1 limned burning of incense and
smoking, cluiming it crcau:d u ''Circ
uuno:tphcrc ." Sccurit y, s.ud in the fnrum lku the
college ha~ added sccunty, but
would not c.t.pand any funhcr. g wtll rcmrun
[ the faculty ·
best advtc;mg
tully mcmbe"
:aid Although
: posstbthty of
ltnffforadv•~•
Uunk llult •t
1Lh LC'\ dcd
!Ommunicauon
tnd IIIUdcntS
progrnmc;
l OOYIStng IS
1l faculty
the heart of
fnculty mcm
dtd seem to me
Ito have
n keeping with
JISU'af, a.nd "''"'
nl s.:rviccs and
.. over to Tempi
Idem ~rv•ccs
td Parr.
011.1tly
ied ATKJNSON
1\TE SCHOOL OF
[EMENT can help
7.are for
tEMENT
lS IN BUSINESS ,
oJMENT and NOT
~m
nllons. t • ut I or 1:30 a.m. lhut
evening u housd:ccpcr un·
red the remains of another
:..aF.~ can fire Ill nn omc.c 10 the
ny Quadmng lc. Th1" wus d~
as a 'cold fin.." that had not
rt'CCntly set.
'1 ~ k JX.'Oplc to be alcn, carc­
ubovc all not play gam( ,:·
President Mooney in the oil The Portland Fire Dcp:m.rncnt
cncourog"d the student body 10 take
these matters seriously, '7hc fire
dct.cc.uon devices only work when
they're not U1mpcred with. When
they're played with Lhcrc's a potcn·
tial for death or injury," said inspec­
tor Terry Brent.
Brinda Carron, Director of
•
..
•
nd~ c~rro tl responds to stud~t questions ~t Mond;ays forum. She Slated however, that mnny
option ... were being loo~od mto,"
mcluding new locks on CAtcmal
dormitory doors and wiring fire
alarm~ in dorm~ to ~uri ty.
"The sehoul hu~ done more for
flfC protection in the past two years
than in nxcnt history," ~ud John
Schneider, Acting Dean of Stu·
dcnL~ Wimbeldon Warmup, golf toume
highlight homecoming events
uv }F.ANNifl Gurom-:R
Once ng.uin it • thnt lime of
year. Tht ll; the event that goes
h...tnd in hand wtl.h fntlin~ leaves
ond footbnlt games- homccom-
• mg.
From October 4 lhrough 7,
our cum pus will be inundnled w1th
appro;~~ umuely 1.000 alumni tU·
tending several different evcnlS.
This year' eve nlS that stu­
denLco are mvitcd 10 auend are: the
First Annunl W1mblooon Warmup.
the lSthAnnuaJ PionecrOpcngolf
toum:~mcnt, the Stcrnwhcdcr
cru• sc. the al urn ni vursu y women· s
soccer game nnd lhc foolba.ll game.
Mtclulcl Ford. Oirecwr of
Alumni Rclations.cncouragesStu·
dents to participate although he
said, .. Some of thts Slutf isn't fo­
~us«t on stm.lcnts because we're
uying to bring back alum .-
Other alumni events are the
award~ b.1nquct. alumm won.shop.
and dinner/wb:ucl. 11us )'eat
graduating ~..la · ending 10 fives nnd t.cros will be aucnding rcun·
ion • e.g l970, 1975. There\\ •II
also be spccinl overseas reunion!:
nod an S•gma Alpha Epsjlon fra­
ICmtty 25th nnruvcrNiry h.,nqueL
Acoordmg tO Ford, because
some of the aettv•ues are going to
be held 1n P'teld.sDining lbll, stu­
dents w1ll have to cat one of their • weekend dinner meals elE.cwhere..
Weather pcnniumg then: will be a
barbecue ouiSlde. ,r the ~~ther
doc..~ not coopcrntc.. dmncr will be
~ed in Pomplin. ·~e'n: hop·
ing the studentS will be' undc.r­
stanthng for one meal ~e they
wiU be alumni someday.- Ford
s:ud.
The Lewis and Clark Pio · s
play EuStem Oregon Sl!lte Col­
lege at Gn. \l."ald Saturday nt I :30
p.m. Aspanofl.hehaHtimeentcr­
tairunent, alumnt hand members
wi U be perfomung.
For funhc.r miOrm:lU On COO·
cm1ing the evcnLS, conta 1 the:
alumni omce.ut exL 795 J.
SAFERIDE program
details clairified
BY }OliN CCbiB.l.O
La~t week lhe PioMer Los
reported !full Lewis .and Ch.llk
College's Adminisanuon Jnd Stu·
dent Government urc d~u ssing a
SAFER IDE program. which would
provide rides for students who nt· tend off-cnmpus pantes "'here al­
cohol' prcscnL
It wns rep1 ned that Joe Y usk::l.
scntatJve from
!nson SChool will
~mp~Thcs~. ~ .............................................................................................................. --.................................................................................................... -----, Director of Student AC!avities. had
informed the L.o that th SAF·
ERJOE program would be imllar
to pn)gr.UT\ S at U. or 0. and other
colleges in the Pscifec Sotth\\est .
Aftu the Log had been printed
and disuibut""d on Fmby. cpiA!m·
bet 28, Yusb told Log that h1
mfonnation had bo..~n mcomplcte . 9. ftom
.m. to t;JO p.m.
re Interested In
t management m. be ~ure to
ur lnform.1t1on
School
~ment
INIYERSITY
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·ChCliCcll;n, uon,
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•n rued 11utJcnu ~tf'll
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rc"tcd. plcli\C
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d your clu~,j
the fwllt•t•r I
21. I 0 Cl'nl!
ord. 1.50 m r\\\ \n
Submit designs to box 59
th your name and #. I
Deadline October J 5
• He conuu:ted se,.eruJ colleges
in Lhc PNW area 31\d di overed
that their SAFERIDE progr.1m
.... -ere "for -...'Omen only. and tn U·
tultd to 11\.Dle trllvehng 10 nnd from
campus safer tllkrdar\: ... He tatod
that the onl> program oompamble
10 the one proposed for LC 1 the
~uulc: progrum opcraung for the
htgh ~~,1 in Bcllingh:lm, Wa: h· . mgt on.
Yusbnlsorepancd that he had
contacted the.· nat.&onal office of
BACCHl'S 'Boost Akohol Coo·
~iousncss Con"cmmg Lhe Health
or Uni-.-crsit~ swdcnts) and thal
"the)' are ch~lmg 1nt0 colleges
aero: the country "h1ch ha\'C
amplcmcnted prognuru •m•lar to
wh:u .... e want."
FAST FUNDRAJSING
PROGRAM
Earn up to UOOO m one \'«k
for )'our C'dmpus orgamzaoon
Plus I dwace It 15000 IDOft!
ThiS program works'
No lm-est m~nt needed.
Clll
10 1990 revision contains similarities, differences from earlier drafts
Continurd from page: 1
vet:\jon allowed for appc..1l of d I·
.. 10ns: ha~d on "crrOi"'\ in (1fOC'c:durc
or inadcqwuc ro«hidcmuon ."
Dr. WtJiiam Roll haefcr,
Profcs..~ of Phtl<l"ophy, wrote u
26 page re~n.;c to t.hc Parr's drnl t.
Rou. ~el"cr, who sencd on the
Fa ull) Personal 1\d' t"'I) Com·
mmre thnt rrvi"cd tht 1979 vcrs1on
in 1988, view~ the pre~nt draft as
• "mooequatc to problem .... adcnu
feed and in part 'Ohtd 10 lhc JQ88
dmft """The d1ffc:ruu commmce.'
change ovc1 Lime. the facult)• rt
~i ·w document i\ alwuy._ a mutter
or mtcrprc~ation , and lhc admmi·
~lltluon \.Mnge.••:· he ..a1d "Con·
ststcncy IS ncce'·snty 10 lhes proc-
" cs.~.
In hi' rc"JXlR.Iie Rouschacfcr
nuscd concerns ahout ambtgully m
Self-defense class offered
8\ Ftr . \fll.:.T11 r ~T~ sayar.s fore" full). ''I don· t tile lhat,
stop touc htng me:·
an1 Da' 1s, a tudcnt "''ho tool.: lhcsccuononnppc:als . In h1 ·memo.
Rou~haefcr a..-.kcd tf "appeals on
the bJ."' lhat due considenu.ion hao;
not been given'' arc valid. lie also
qucstmned t.hc proce s or apposnt­
mg lhc Board of Appeals. In lhc
1070 vcr.-1on. on lhose bodic.;; may not beuny u
~imilar distruo;t of lhc Facuhy
nu. scs ..
After lhe Tuesday emergency
mccung. Peck susd he wn.._ hc:ltt
encd lhat"Pnrrrecognl7..cd thedocu-good c ho1ces, and the adm
laon w1ll attempt to make
cho•ces as well ..
the Board of
AppcJI" con
\IStcd Of lhn:c
tcnun:d faculty
one appomlcd In Johnson·' vtew. il i"
t.agcous to mvolvc lhc ndmt
t10n m o,clccuon of committee
ben The
sLratton pi
dec1o;ivc role "One is left wondering tf our
Administration's retreat from elected faculty ...
nmy not betray a szmllar distrust of tlze fJCulty ~vte\&r
Johnson con's1,
by the rc-
' n:w<:t one
appointed by
the: \'icc Prc,,j.
dent. und lhc third appointed by
ugrccmcnt ol lhc l'irs• two appomt Faculty masses. ''P f n. h d J> k · -ro 1'\JC ar ec admtnistra
pluy d rotc
the proces..\
\\:If -dcfcn~' l~, rOt women
ol h.n;d .u Lc"'''" dnd Clarl.: don't
~impl) tra~;h ~tud nts ho"' to ~t
up men. lhe" I.C' h dcfcns:c. 1.... I I . N'-' h~ c a.~ ust year, s:11d 'he found at ment was more complicated and
shou ldn ·t be ru.o;hc4." He still ex­
~ scdhc.,iLationabouu~appomt­
mcnt rntber than ele<tton of faculty
rev1cw commmcc~ ''M) gues.' ~~
faculty arc 'iCicclCd by length of
t.hctr rcadin(l hsLs." he said. ully are not
moved from lhc procc.~. in his
"Do we IIUst our own fuculty'1
have to." he -.rud
•
The cia..~"' teach how to he-
come more aware ot po ... ~tbly d!tn­
gerou' \lluauon,, ho"' 10 protect
your;elf ,r attud:C'd, and to lecl
confident enough to usc dcfen'c
mclhod\.
The I.C{I("hcr of Bcginnmg Self·
IXlcn-.e 1.s Janc.-.a Kruse. n thud­
degree ~l:1ck belt and one of lhe fiN
women to compete suoc~,full)'
v. ilh men. Her cla.o;sc., meet an the
mat room and learn man) d1ft rent
mclhods or c;cll-dcCcnse.
'The v. hole purpose llf lhec las..\
is not to bc:lt up men, but to tempo..
rnrily di-sable lhc att.:Jd.cr and J.l,Ct
nway,"s:lf Sludem Anne Jolin Th~
cia: sc_, hove taught her nnd other
~tudcnl~ lhe five "Ulkang l:lrgctan:a.o;,
ho"' to getaway from different holds
and move ... nnd pracuccd workmg
on refle:l~ and runnmg.
The class IS fifl)' ,x:rccnt men·
tal a' well as phy~Cll . The swdcnts
have al\0 1\!amcd to be more aware
of possible incidents, to reel more
~1( contidcnt:~boutthcmsclves,and
how to usc "'mple eye cont.Dct and
body langWlge w protection . Satd
one wdcnt, '"Thecla."'\ ~tehes )'OU
to about your trcnglhs olhcr than
Jlt'•t physical."
Many tuderus agree that lhc
c la: s teach s a great cJC3l of percep­
tion. Two tudcn~ said lhey had
already nouced :s change in lheir
av.1U'Cness . One of lhc LCChniques
t.aught•s how to say. ''Don'ttouch
me .. v. ilhou1 apologl7ing or saying
.. plea~ ." One student say "he has
~dy found hc.rsclr telhng some ...
one to take his hand off her knee. to be: ''one of the be..;& things I've
ev-er done and de l'initc ly very help­
lui · She -.aid the cia! .. ''give., you
the: 'hoecc tO fight b::ld. She aprces
that 11 can't help every pos.stblc suu
ation, bul help' "with confroo101
tion.;, spc.al.ing up for yourself. and
saying what )'OU feel. I feel com­
fortable. to choo c to fight and do
someth1ng about an att.ad., and not
feel VIOIJtOO ..
Another ~tudcnt that has u\kcn
two scU-dc:rcmc eta~' and i-. now
tn .-\d\ianccd ~If defense and Pock·
clan, nn lndonc •ian ,elf-defense,
~> s. "I feci I ~vc a right to ~tund up
for myself because it never really
occurred to me before"
As for awareness, she sny~ "he
is ''jtl.\t as n ware a.~ bcf on: the cIa.,~.
JU.\l wilh le: ~fear .It'~ VCI)' cmpow­
enng... She continues her clas.~ ..
becau.o;c .. , ou cun never knov. too
much.''
"It' u very imponant class to
take, nJthough n doc.,n't mean you
can go around not using your com­
mon ~nse.lt 's just plain \tup1d not
to be careful and 10 just watch out
JU.\1 becau-.c: you've W.cn lhis or
any olhcr COUJ">C," remarked one
studcnL ··self dcfcn.~ 1s not JUSt a
c~ s, but somethmg to be awJre or
for the rest of yow entire life"
Beginning Self Defense is a
rrccc~as-,orrercd lhrough lhc school
thai lasts lor ten weeks, two dnys a
week for an hour and a half. It
wasn't froc last year, but enough
~tudcnls spoke up about u thfit after
3 "''hilc lhe class was finally offered
Cor credit h is still lackang suffi­
Cient materials, however R1chard Peck. Professor of
lntcmauonal Affairs, also wrote a
'lc.;vcn pJge response to the draft.
He cued what he. constdcrcd a
"gcncrol admtnestrauvc dtst.rusl of
the fucuhy ~a coUegaal body Thts
1mprc,saon was fed parucularl)' by
the document's emphasis on ad­
mmisunuvcly appotntcd members
or the faculty servmg m scver..l
crucial roles" He went on to won­
der tf the "Admanistrnuon • s retreat
from elected faculty on decision­
makmg bodtt.'i to appomtcd facully Other faculty disagree Curti!\
Johnson Ph.D • Chatr of lhc Pohu
cJ.I $ctcncc Department and an ad­
mtnlstnUJvcly nppomtcd member ol
the FCPT. was "nOLalamlcd'' by the
sh1ft from racully clcc.uon to Jd
m1mstrntivc appomunent of com
mutoc members · My feehng es lhc
odmm1struuon could make bad
cho1ces JU t as ea..'1ly as the faculty
could llhtrU. lhe faculty w11l make
LAW
MANAGEMENT
TEACHING Parr had originally plan
hove the faculty vote on the
a ThUC"dny. October 4 me-cu11
the faculty, and to pre~n t thl)
posaJ to lhc Board of Trustee
after lhat After Tue~day • s
gcncy mecung, however. P..m
that "my ~nsc ts that we
movmg LOOqwckly . We won't
on Thuriday " Parr hopes to
talk'' Wllh lh~ faculty and rnm
walh a new draft m lhe next
of weeks
The Professional Programs
of WillameHe University
YOJI are cordially invited to nz,eet
with an admission officer to disc11ss
adtnission standards and scholarship
req1t irtnz,cnts of the professional programs
of Willatnett e Uni11ersity.
Oct~ber 9
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Writmg
all ha
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deCISIVC role
faculty rev•~\M
John..on con FEATURES
mputers, special programs aid Basic Inquiry conversations
n1v PRAn
Wnung, rc~ndmg . quc..ition-
all have bctn tmportant as­
of an ordinary B. I. class. but
m• :;cvcml -.cctions will add
uting to lhh li:..l.
l'hc Muctntosh has usually
used m Ba."itc Inquiry cla-.scs,
ts yc.n.r. scvcml section-. !liC
·~·n·u·nting with a new com-
service C'.tllcd the Convcrsa ·
• and academic compuung -.tafr.
The progrum as ur,cd by the R.I.
clit~.;c as u forum for writing und
responding to ideas generated from
the member of the classes. It has
been conf uc;cd by some p ·oplc w1th
the computer Elcctronac. Mail ~r:v­
tcc. that alrco.~dy CJUSL" on campus.
The Conversa tion progmm as dif­
ferent "It's not Electronic Mail, but
more like an Electmnac Bulletin
Board System," states Revel. toruc w•lhin that file. Technically,
stud nL~t cun oury on u convcrsa·
uon with others in the class, und
may c-..-cn ,add their own tOpics.
Revel suys, "It's really e:tctong,
and u introduce..; people to using
computcr5 a~ communicators .• " to communicate tdc.ts, share infor­
mation, problem solve and think
together."
Conversation u; an offshoot of
another progrnm called the DHllcc­
ucal Notebook PruJCCl, which w:1
started several years ago by Acu·
dcnuc Computing together with the
CorcCurnculum f ulty.1lusproJ·
cctwonanawardm 198RnndiS llll
in finul development. it useful tO nn"'r
ndm•ntstra
play a rolt c.atl
l.hc process. progmm wa'\ developed
uhy arc not --"'~n Revel. u mcmbu of lhe Euch particip:1Ling B.l. cia: is
given a s.cpnrJtc file, and the mem­
bers or tho"c das~ all receive
access codes to these file.<;. The riles
cootain a vam:ty of topic.\ In thc.shon run. the 8.1. classes
arc u ing the Conversation program
n a way Lo sharpen writing and rc.­
spondmg ,kill-. Students can .Wd
their mput mto various topics which
include sub,JCcl ... such as, ''What •s
An?:· opimons on lhe crisi~ in the
M tddlc East and a lining of jokes.
They can add to me dlUloguc at uny
time of the day or on cUlY of the
Macs on campus. The f•tcuhy hopc.!i 10 ~fl31ll.l
the Convcrsauon progrnm in the fu­
lW'C. After gelling feedback from
this yl!a!S 8.1. classes, 11 well make
improvcmcnlc; in the progrom. procc s, m hts ic Computinp st.uff on
lr own fncull)''l He worked together wttll
d Cullum. Hcud of Academic
1ginally l'""' Ling. Su...an Kirschner the
(vote on the torofCoreC urriculuma..;wcll
=•obcr 4 mceu mcmhcrsofthc B. I. faculty Users of the progr.sm may read
and ~pond to any of t.hc posted Susan K~r'Chn cr said, "It en­
able.." us lO uunk in different ways. The hope is to C;t.pand the pro­
gmrn to pwces OtJlSuJe the college
andcvcnWJIIy lhroughouttllccoon ­
lty.
ltopre~ntth c~---- ---------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------,
llfd of Trustees
cr Tuesday's
however. Parr
:e ts that we
ckly We won't
Purr hopes to
acuity and co
l m lhe next c
~ME
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1 cballtnat )CUI to Join mr In a tolallt
"l!NIQUF." Monc~ ·Maklna ~cnluf\' that
rould chanat )'Our lift fOf\''ttf. and •how )'OU
how to ttqln umlna SJO,OOO.OO ~r month,
e'-er)' month I Cl ARAI'TU , ITI I (Sft Th'
s~.oo Oalltorc) I hi\.( la.uJ OUI thts plan tn
peal dc:ttllltn a step b) $(CJ! m~nual that C\ en
1 child C'Ould follov. I kno"' a 67 vt>at old
v.oman in Flonda v.ho purcha\cd m) manu:al
and IJJI monlh 1hc madr t.wcr Sl2,000 00
You could be nc1tl! Last montn l made
S)),lSl .7~ JUU by ~rlllllf, 12 houu re~
•«k. Thl\ month I c:lpccl 10 wn Oliet
SlS.OOO 00 and take 1 ) "'td "'llQUon sn
Hawau Thl\ proaram has nc'-C:f been oflc:rc:d
before: and I wtll no1 offer II apln \' ou
cannot afford co p;m up thcs opponunny
Thl' rnofutlona n moncy·maktna mclhud 1
m demand C'\'c:ryv.hCI'c: . yet (('~> people f'\ltn
know 11 unts ~ tlhm 'O d.a)" vo~t can be
C11JOYJna S.)O,OOO.OO oa month, t"'fQ moncb
Don't En..y me: Join mel
lma1Jnt, never qain havtna to "'orrv
about your financial st1tus lmaatnc
purd\astna thai spcoal home for vour fannh
or dnVInl 1 Brand N('l> Mcrccde1 All lhll
and much more arc no~o>-po\\iblc for ~'Ou 10
achl(l!e, v.uh m)' easy to follov. DcluJtt
Proar:am When you order my Odtuee
Ptoaram today, I will offer ~'OU FR£ E.
unhmucd, lelc:phonc consuhauon . Included
tn m) manual ts my unpubhshcd phone
number for your pc:T10nal u~. Call anytime
and I will be happy to help you with any
qucsoon~
No, lhl• llu nolhlna to do with Rnl
Elt1tc, pia) Ina tht Lollcn or Gambllna Itt'
PERFECTLY LEGAL and d~ not rc:quuc
a specraJ I alent or lona houn.. II·~ vcrv
unusual and untquely dct•anc:d for ~i:h
~:"Cn •hal uv:s 11 There:'' no "fate to fkc: '
sclhna or larac m~cstmcnt requ1~ ~~'' a
"Money Maktn& Prosram "lhat ta~ "prO\tn
record and 11 u c:•uemc:l) pron~able .
I NO INVESTMENT NECESSARY I
I started my Pfotram for unde~ SU.OO and
you can do lhe same:. It's u •ahd no\lo u •t
•1LS 2 )'c&r:~o qo, In (art, W11h the trend of the
Nauon'J c:conom today, m) proaram '' ~'Cfl
more or ~ suC"Ceu.
!)I ART FROM THE PRIV AC\'
Of \'OUR OWN HOME
I put my "OtiU"tf Monc:' Mal.tna
Proaram" 1n1o operation from m) lpttrlmcnl
2 year qo. while •orkina a full umr: JOb
t as• 'Ita' 1 d~"'cd ove1 tt.2~ .ooo oo m•o
my ehccktn& a«ounl. 1\f) a\','Ounlant 1n Nev.
Yor~ hu m> rin""'•al ~•atcmenl '" hi~ ~Jff•cc:
to pron ''· 1 no,. o"'n m) o•n hl)mt •n the:
most rrt!.IIJI OU\ part of IO~n
CXJF.R 5, 199()
• ( HERE'S PROOt
A. C. Housttlll, Tz. Fil~ 1/9$ I ._,n 'tt<Otlmtt}
JObJ rznd JUU borrl)' gllflfll b) fix-Ran wmg
'f'OU' progtiJm "} montlu o•o and I noM ma4f
mor~ mont') ,Jft I month than I dtd all latl
~'Nr . Than#. ·•'Ou JO mu(h for )'Our NS) to
op.-ratr progtam
M.L. ._~trrlint, I o. FllriJ]J I ho~u• nt•\l'r J«rt
a proJtom so f'll.S) to op.-ratt' czs .''OurJ
Ekflt'''" mr I Ita,,. u-nt jot numrrou.s •a rollf'd
grt nrh 'Chtmt:f. /'tonr oj th«'m M'Otlt~ and
thr) JU.SI rort mt monr~ I ltonrd •'Our
proaram for lr.u than S/0 fYI and I no.,. Mtn
o,,., tl~.()()(J 00 ~r month ThanA·you ro
much.
C (' Albom • .t\'l Fll«' 117,1 ThanA. you ~~'} '
much /Of allo""'' m( thr oppoiTunll) to
PQrtiC'If'Oit' 111 l'OII' "fNIJUt Mot~~y-.Wal.•nt
Pro1ram." It lttU cltant~ my mtrrr lift' I
dt'P()Sif«i JI&,JOO 00 1n m\ clttcklflt ottouflt
l.:m month.
T.J. fit&Uirt, Ft Fll~ 1)/11 \oW Skt'{JII(DI whm
I hrard abtlut w:~ur protram . ltltourltt If Mn
ont ofthOSt' &rt rtch qu1rA trlttmt'l to n'ln
~pit . I fi1ur«i "}Ioiiar tht' hrd., nth~ I
mal.t tltr mnn~J ' .WJu Ulj 01 I art '"' '"~"
boc-4 pl.u ISO 00 K-~11 .. ·cu I ... ronr " To
thrnl.., I almo.tt pttntd thu opnonumn up I
no .. · rarn miJf't' monrt In Oflf' m011th than I
madt all last war. ThaliA )'Qu Ro11 l
( DON'T TAKE M\' WORD FOR IT I
PerhiPl-,ou ha~r sent ror '01'0C ~orthlf"\ S
ac1 uth M:hcm~ 1n 1hr ~\1 . So manv ad\
promu.c }OU cvC1')1h1n& . but in rc:.lih )OU 1<'1
noth1na. I auarantec' you 'u'n' or I w1ll p.a'
you SSO.OO for Ju't tr)lna "'' provam. 'etu
can't loic. Read "'hat Mar .. Pre"ton • noted
author and pubh\hCI on home oppor1un•••n.
h4' 10 \a\ abuul m\ · · Ocluu Monn M;~'-mtt
P .. roaram ••
"Hun, JVNI ojfrr "" <'lltJtaniJifll oppnr·
tun Ill. I dmr 't urtdmtond "hJ 1 -na. diJn 'r
thtlf'lt man tltan$1/f ,(}(l but I dtJ undtntand
.. a\) J ou olftr $$0.00 tu un•Vtnt .. Ito trlt\
tour l"rPJftlm . '"""'''• It M'Pf.h 41' t't'IU
dnt'ftfl, . I ,.Jtn/t /tt'Qrtt'd/1 IP('OmtrWnd ttmr
{),IU.lt \tontl~ \taldntl'nPttutrt I<J Qn t~VIt' 1ft
nNd of ltJrtt fum• Pf mOll!'), h«auJt' ill
pmflttJhlt . lf'lltlmfJtt one/ pnu ,.,., "
-\tarA f~..,tmt
• TAKE THE SSO.OO CHALLf:~(;f.
I am about to oUct 11>ha1 no one c:hc can!
Onlcr my Sca'e1 Money Mallin~ Y'lcm
l oday and tf ~ou <arc not mal.tnB 11 lea~t
S)O,OOO 00 followm~: m) s ''t'm· ~ 11 bad
ror 1 lull rdund PI \ :S, I ~111 send you an
addlllonaJ S~ .1Ml ''mpl for 1r 'tnt: my
rtolrlm \ou ttau' notlllflt tn lnw and
~~n, thlna 10 a•ln F.11hct vtlu ma\ e
S.lO,OOO.OOor Ira> you s..<o 00 for JU\IIr\lnf
m~ rr"JJam ~up!)!lc-\ Itt ltmJtc:d I w1ll
honor ordc:n onl unttl my supDh haJ run
out II I rccc::hc )Our ordCT afra I ha~e r\ln
out ol manuah I Will s•mrl} rdurn your
orde~ wtlh my RC'Jrcu \ ou MUll Ordc1
Today To Ensure: 'our Cot" Of M) Scan
Monc:y·M1Iunr Protram
( WHY ONLY sts.oo oot.l.AR ~ )
OhVIOud). I could urn much !1\0fc mont\
b) offcnna mv dcluu money -mal:tn~
prosram al 1 much h•ahe~ puce. But I am not
tnternlcd •n 1mmc:cha1e ,hon tCfm proli11. I
honesll) ~o~oan l to help and ~ho ... ~lc:ct rc ...
people tht) oul~tandtn! o~nunll) The
people •ho m0$1 need ahn Dclu'c: Monq·
M.all•n& Proaram. could noc a fiord 11 1f 11 •"IU
too uren'i"c: I ha'c pncc:d 11 so tha• anvone
who hal an\ \CfiOUl tnlnN In bt<cm•n£ 1
linanc11l sucxu' can ha~ chc 'hall« It', all
up 10 you' In ract. I '"II .,.v \'OU sso 00 lUll
to In m~ Oclu"C' Mone .1\.1ak,anc Pro,ram
) ou dnt'f'-t mc:orc f01 )Ouuclf and vour
fam•l ORDER toda , your qrt,faC"llon "
•uaro~ntcnl .
II coupan at m''"''"~ "'rur your name: an<l
oddrc:u on a r-«c: or ~pc1 a Ions ~11h S I 00
rlu\ ~~ 00 shipPtntt and handhng. and \CftJ 10
PIX~ Cnrporallnn
(b('nalttO Rd.
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frustrated
with parking
violations
Cnflllllsud from page 8
W1 uc !pale lhc. pmpon ton or par\:.
mg which musl mcrca!->C wuh
lhc. school's growth. and look m
lh" posstt lc wnys of rcsolvtng
the problem •
In lhe mcanumc,lhc hoot
ha.~ urrnngcd for fi\e tclln.c
parkang lots tn the tmmcduu.c
arcn. There IS a free huutc
~ rvice lO unu from th~ lots.
nus acuon •s a hart tcnn solu­
tJon. The proJX>scd parkmg
commtttec und lhc folks who .• lfe
planning for lhe schnol future
an: alldte! smg the pt._~ thalaties
of along tcnn answer.
BY MARGUERITE
ARIES-Too bad about that
ta.~t one. SimpJc recogni­
tion of your stupidity "'ould
alter the ~un's defiance.
TA UR US-Incomprchcn-
ible altitude ran shot'\ of
theirc .,pcctation~ . Anger is
quite pos:sibly lhc only an­
:>wcr.
GEMINl-Warcrin iL~ pure
fonn cvndc_os the situation
you are seen on Wednesday
upside-d0\\.1\ with a pink hat.
CANCER -Fonn and • ub­
stance unite. chao is
avoided. For tho:">C "'ho
enjoy chaos it i advised ro
uy in bed all week.
LEO-Yellow bird~ COibllirc
10 do you in. AlJie impor­
lant in next ~tcp of d~fc~~ .
VIRGO-Music key to
su~ s-lbtcntocldcrsand
stud~.;nLS . Talk to the One.
LlBRA- Im:lgcl')' becomes
vital in determining tJiffi­
cuh ·ituation.
SCORPIO-Open to love,
open to personal po"'er.
Conccntnue on piritunl
growth. Your cat will catch
the rodent in Ute fir.-1 bed­
room on the left.
SAGrtTARIUS-Lifc en­
ergy on Lhc u~-wing . Crea­
tive abil itics on a high streak.
Losing your mmd is letting
go of physical inhibitions.
CAPRICORN- opin­
hiyfrd waq L waiting.
AQUARIUS -Memory
to perhaps an advantage
today. Be in the area of
highc l cnjoymcnL
PISCES-Questions'! Tum
to symbol of str.mgc dJC3m
of last January. Bob pla}
joke "'hich you do noc catch
until later. Forum helpful, sorely missed
At the mtmcogruphOO nxJuC.SI oiiTcstdcm tich.tcl Moon~y.tro
enllrc Lc"is nnd Clnrk communtly n sembled m Pamplin pons
enter at noon Mont.lny, ~t.l . Fltm\.:cd b) officinl from lootllired c­
r,;trtm('nl5, Dmxtor ot Socunt) Brindll C.uTUll, ~Uld De!ln of Sl\tdcnl'>
Jt)hn .Scllne•dcr. ~1ooncy organ17.rd the forum tOdtscu the rn'h ol up·
parcntJ • nrson-causct! fire~ Lh:t IUlvr. tmd.: tht~ c11mpu u." of l.llc
lmual qu lion' f01:u~ on the topsc at hl.Uld. Top1cs vaned I rom
"ulncratulit) of other allege bu1ldmg to LC' linnncial respon~•bshl
to rcpl cment ot some Akm res1d nt' property. As the forum pro·
gressod, qu uons ocgnn to lo ~ ~us on lhe forum's toptc. Man_> of
these comments were 1mple scarurcs of an open mtcrophonc nod n
good·sittd nudten e. Most of th comment d1d noth1ng but gnnl.l
the progress ot the forum to a neur-hnll.
'orne of the comments, ho"c~er, were octunlly quuc thought·
pro,"OJ.:ms Theconsidernhle applnuse from thecro" tJ tollo" mg n call
for o forum un raJ :md unl ru saul! showed lhllt lh' t sue I" an
amponant one in the mmll<: Clf m ny LC students:, ato~ac an deed wonh)
of n forum nil a IS o" n.
The LC stutknt can t!!l~ll)' be lulled mto aSCJL"-C of resigned ,lpmhy
b> the fru lrnttngly unbrc hnblc da lWl c of the Udmma~uatmn . Stu·
dents ttrecertnml) ·not blnmclcss forth is lll).1th): bUl the ndmam tmtion
could taken more ncuve role in pro~ 1d1ng nn outlet for and promottng
gro" th or swdent •merest m current assuc •
We hould put out n call for all-school forums to be held on a
rcgul31 rosa These forum should ~ u on 1 ucs "here gcucrntcd
:student mtcre t can nc:tually mn~en d1ffercnoc Ccruunly the first such
forum should focu on llae diqurbmg prevalence of seAtJal nssaull on
ttus and other college campuses.
We are aii"Part of n \\~hoi " We hould come together as a whole
more often to dt$C0' cr what we thmk about our surroundmgs nnd ho"
we can work together to make lhem bcucr.
A II letters and opamon pieces must be submilled by I 0 p.m. Monday
e\COlng. nlc •shQuldhel)pod,pr •lcrnh\)'onnth~ k{whiC hl. n'Uohard
tncJoonlht sc.-ampus) comp;srucdbyahardcopy. D1 k canbcptckcd
uptn lhe Log offire on Tuesd~y night or Wcdnc..,day mommg. l...ciiA.:rs
hould be under 500 wonts, if not, we reserve the nght to cut them to
that length.
11ae V'Jg reserves the nght to edit subm1Ss1ons tor lenglh,grammar,
or libelous swcmcnts. We also rCSCI'·c the nght to hold p1<X'.e~ 1f space
lam u.ation anse.
SubmaSSJons !Should contain the author's name and phone number
m case the need for such editing anses.
Finally. the OJUnions e.\presscd on r.hese pages are those of the
w'ritus and not ncce. nly of the P10nur Log sutJ I or Lcw1s and Ct.trk FORD
Sli\Tli or Dr. 'UNION BY joHN F
It an't Be Said Often Enough (Although I'll Try)
111~ rally" ,J.H:nlightcning. In Oregon thcrc .• al\! twomc.L' women':; tnOV\' mcnl
NAR.r\L., alter som~.: whcding ur'-' which prupo ~e to remove th~.; amund JQ pcn.cnt of us vote
and dl.~tling, \\ll' ubll' to brmg nHhts uf womt·n. Mw.~urc 8 1\ ,l Ill\. opro'ltk end of the age
Jolc:anur Smc<~l to Lht• coun 1l pmpo~d wnstitutional amend· tnun i.lf(.; tho~ ovt;r stxty
chambcN, She proposed th<ll for mentlhal would han vinuully all rcp1oc:nt thc. (Unscrv>lttve
the lir 't ume tn hl~(hl'r'S) Iol)',the abortion" in Oregon, Mo:t.sun.-10, rncnt, gcncrnlly opposed
k~dcr ol thts great nnuon arc n parental noulii:mion proposnl, women's right..:. Over go
nbouttOliikl'IIV..I) ,, hum.an nght v.ould require d«Xtors to noufy cent ol Uus country's senior c
ihq·. the: gO\Crnment. arc parrniS belorca wuman under 18 1.cnsvntc. Thcdtspant) isfngt
nbout to do to u wh.11 tllcy ~.,c could get un abortion. 11tcrc ulso cning. In foctl'm!iurpnsc.d tht
nl~adyt.lonetomostofl11ci lurd i no judicial by)J.:t o; in measure haven't changoo sooner.
World. Tnkc.'" t)' lhc ~omen' 10. 111u~. women who fccllllfC.II · But ch.lllge i upon
nght 111 ch e. According ll) cncd by p.trenL~ hnvc hulc ho•ce D.sv1d Souter wall no doubt
Smeal, the Me~• o Ctty Policy but lO oht.:1in an unsnfe !tbortiun. approved for the Suprcml'
pre' ems lhc U.s. I rom gavmg Smeal potnl' out, and I .tgrec ~~t. Th • Senate bill I prcvt'o u~
ntd to mtcm~uuxmlugcncu~s who with her t.hat the i ~uc '" ubout m('nlloncd "111 hero me Ia". ,..!'"
alltN .1boruons. Some 200.000 dm•ang up the: binh nne, sh ldmg thts will rc.-.ult in the .n:vctSJIItJoi•9 ... ~
v. omen 11ic each y~u of i lie gal bolh womtn and m(' n lO u lite of the Roc vs. \\' adc cu.;;e w
uhoruon one wumnn cwry working an minimum wage pCIV· prl o.trmu~ly hang' 111 tlx
three tmnutc..... en), Soon large pools ol ,\rm::ri· nnce th1s yeur. Perhaps vuu \ Q
Un Scptcmncr 2t~ the U.S. ~ labor, like third wotld luhor, U1o ball" m our court.
Senate Jl.:l! sed a bill Which in-Will he <JVailablc nght here 10 th" II Oregon rcjCCL'i With ro
eluded 3 prO\' lSi on "to require U • .S. "J tlmlk at's orne that young ballot mt:'a~un.:..'i 8 and I 0, 1
ftxlt>mlly ~unpo• tcd fam•l> plan-people nrc mnrchmg .tnd s;\)·ing "c can tunt the udc of the
mng chruc. to notify parents of hell no!" Word of wisdom rmd, I I tOnal aniJ-chuacc wave. In o
teen age guls "ho sed; atxlr· hope, prophecy from E.lc:mor to do this,1l is impcrJtivc that
uon "('/ hr0rrgonian,9f27190) Smeal. the ~tudcnLs ut Lcw1s and \2,
nu runcndmcnt v. a.o; occcptcd But there issomcthang "e can reg aster and \ oh.:. It is lcg:tlto
unummously. Although cur· do before 1t evolves mto u fin h· reg• tcrcd in tv.o locauons
rcntl) no fcdcml funds cun be lxlck 10 thl) someumcs \'iolcnt you.trconlyallowcdtovotcon. JI-"-
uscd for prov1dmg tbortiom to dcmon.<.tr.stion ol the SI,.UC.S. We m each election. So JU t do
lhc poor, chntc.s ull performing can vote. • Thcrcarc60,000 tudcnL'i in 1
the procctfurc v. til lo!>t their We tllc ~tudcnts, ages 18 to gon nnd that does make a diffl L
kncrnl fundmg. 24.urcthelargcstsupponcrso fthc cncc. ,.-------- --1'3
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Tenure decisions- How much is enough
To nre HorroR
Mo t I acuity I know, includ·
ing me, have httlcoctivc mtcrcst in
how we tll.r'JCt good tudcnL~ to
the cullcgc. But once tllcy arnvc
we all work h.:m1 to keep them
here, fOf' good stucJc nL~; are the
hC:lrt ol the college.. Similarly,
mo t stulJcnts I know have only
p.c sang mtcrc ~o;t in how I acuity arc hired, flJ'Cd, promoted , demoted
But ~tudcnL'>C!I.fC u grc~tdcal about
quality cla .... ,room teaching, und
mo't come and \Ia)' ~u•;c of
thJs, and of opportuniuc.\ 10 mtcr~
act in n variety of intimate way-.
with olher 'tudcn~, slalf, und fac­
ulty: advising, JOint rc..,e.:llth,
socials, etc. For eJtuct.ly tllc same
rc3son .... good facult>" come und
stay. • uons
I believe that it is~,.,. ...
even ncccs..•;,:ary ,lot faculty at
college. ~ like ours to d~
e:leh other an involvement tn
urly work. The qu~tion i~.
counts ns scholur hip'/ And
much is enough? If we DOOC
bound by narrow dcliniuon
scholan.hip, e.g .. what cout
only tl1c frequent public~Lior Li
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Don't combat apathy with non-Issues Texhang, learning, caring,
"haring. A nic • b~lanc ~: of thc.'ic
qualities au.rnctcd rne and have
kept me here. But I um conccmcd
t.hat t.hc balance mtght be chung
mg. f'orc~arnplc,CaroiCupcllt m
the po;yc.hology dcparuncnt . w1lh
out doubt on<: of the tincst teach
c~.lcruners. c.nn:rs, and -harcr' at
this college. wa~ tired la.'t "pnng
by our new pre..,idcnt. Why? In·
:.ufficicnt scholar.ihlp. In uffictcnt
schol~m~hip, yet J rwd m l~t
week's W/:."EK {13 Sept.) that she
W'..L" mvitcd to become u member
ol lhe editorial board of the Jt,ur­
nul of Child LJ~vdopm~ nt. a nu·
tionally roc.ogni1.cd joumul uwt he
ha.o; pubh,hcd m und cominucs tO
cootnbutc to. JX!pcrs in farnou ... joum,1Js, "''""~~ 5
9 will either not come, not stu)'
n~c.,sarilv become so 1nvol li'---i
rcs~rc.h that t.cJChing will 'iU
ac.fvtstng Will suHcr. our
occlatmcdcol'(; c.urric.ulum will To na EorroR:
In response to 1r. Frost'
unicle. Laz Fncdman (t\SLC
Presrdent) writes "If students
don't haveenough an formation it
ts because they made no err on to
obuun it, which nil comes bx l:: 10
the problem w atJ1 student 3J)<il.hy
here at I...cwis and Clark."
E.xncdy corrocL The tu
dents here arenp:uhc uc,l' vc seen
It m)-scll. T•me and lime again.
then:. I just nO lntcrc..tll 10 the
ISSUes the student government is
addressing . lfOWC\'et, It I SO
nrnnling1) ' easy 10 put II off onto
the hend ol lhc stud nts. It hao;
been happenang smce I W'..t n
Jirl;t year tu!Jent on the J&P
commtuoe. Perhaps Ute reason
lor the I. c}. ol interest in t.he
tuc.lent go~ cmmcnt sprmgs I rom
the student guvcmm nt'ti apa­
Ul_>.
l1u1 's ngl1t, tins govemrne~1t
doo n oorr•pletely sat1sfnctory
job as Jar as the majonty of stu·
dents nrc concerned h tirs not
the lc:as~ amount or emouon 111
the tudents. Pcrhnps ll as ttmc
the govemm~mtOOk al least one bold ICJ'l, 3 COnlfO\'CC'Stal SICp
which would gcnumr. student
mtcrl' t. II you W"3nt concerned
students, )'OU ne:.ed 10 grvc them,
nil or them, sort1ethmg to be. con·
ccml'd :tbout.
This i c~. tly whatJohn Frost
dad an hts fin;t"SUJlC of Dis'Umon"
column. John brought up an issue
whtch c !early t1rs the emouons of
moM tudcnts on campu . Unfor­
tun.ttely, the 1 ue which John
brought up IS clearly a non·t~ uc.
If wr have elected a c.ompctem
prcsll.ltnt, l •~ will not be stimxl
by what her personal beliefs are
but by Lhe(S3dly Lacktng) tudent's
c.ollecttve wtll. What John wrote
evokes cmuuon, but about an is­
sue whtch houlcJ be am:Jevunt.
·nai i!i CJtactJy what Andrew
Ycrl:es w.iS trymg to get acrus.c; 1n
h1 lcller; UlCSC types OIISSUI!S ju I
ffiUOd)' the WUU.:rf> lrtlllaking thiS
potnl, unfurtunatd y, Andrew goes
just a liule 100 far. " ... to pick a
taghtnccomph hcsnothmg. Don't
we huve enough 10 liuly worry
about already?" Certainly nUl on
the ASLC lront. Sollcning our
words and quieting our opinions is Mt what we neW. We nutllo
pick rights ~•bout n.-lcvanl i .ucs
on our cumpu • II we let thlrn Sit
bccauSl• we might mk ".1busing
our lrcOOom of expression" we
will only encourage the stutu.'
tiUO.
We need a student govern·
mcnl wh1ch can crawl out ol 1ts
sau"fOCIOt)' slump and generate
some t:ontrovcr y and concern
We need .m CAccllcnt and dis·
gu ting go,·cmmcnt, a horrible
and outsumding govcmmcnL We
ncetl L.og wntcrs "ho arc going
lO diSCOVCr an<J :Jddr~ OOn •lnV•
ml as u s relcvarJlttHlusc:.mlpus.
We need students who ure will­
•ng tn vnacc fUI OJllOIOn onOung:
which di turb them.
If II Uth' .1 '),Q,F.A. direc­
tor who dt:( 1dc, 10 sho" only
westcnas m.1dl! b.:lwC4!n '67 and
'?Ito tc·tthc studrnLS to vo1cc un
opaniun nn wh.llthcy w,tntto sc.c,
so bell.
DAVI Rill;:
SI:NtOM
P.S. l.ll get :m "A" lnr elf on an
the str.uldhng ol the tcu :c. mt.l :~
urw• "' 10 gcncrJttng mtch ~;t, A~k your>clfthis: why would
a very prestigiOus journal a~k u
faculty menabes to become an
cd1tor a <'OYC'lcd and rc.;;pcctcd
upfK>tnlmunt -if '1/hc wa.s not a
well n:g.ifdcd schnlar7 'llm Le­
WIN and Clruk laculty comnuucc
who sluclicd C:trol'$ performance
Ju.ca y\!af tJ1uughtthut hCl schol.u-
lup wus tine (tenure vote! 5 for. 2
.tgaanst), The De.wf ul ~~acuity
ugrC(.-d "ilh them. But the presi·
dent overruled them ruconuncncL · lcr I cun Lhink of only one
of studcntc; that maght bcm:Jit
l11is hifting ba.Wncc those
who become mvolvcd tn
r~c.1tt h progr.lffi'i "ith lac
An: you a ~tudcnt who as so
volvctl, or plan to be? wa. ...
among the reasons cuusing
come to nr SUl)'' .Jt thio;:
coll<"ge?
Wh.at have we ~n doing
tO:.ItliUCt und rcUJin good 4\tUctt:n
What should we cmph:.t'itzc: in
fuwrc7 11u:~sc arc crut•ial q
uons lor us at this umc in
hl41tory. Rtght now lucully
dl~l'lating 11 nr.w n;v1cw docum
bctng urgcu upon us hy the ll'
aoministnttion whkh contuan
kind uluurrow delilllllun or sci.
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wi II be l11c cnn "'·ttucn\.:Cs of il'
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msurpn dth
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w•ll no douht
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ABLE • 1 0:30-ll :30 AM.
Monico l. HarrtsN.
Magick Mdlow Funk For Tragick
Fcllou' Monks.
Glaml Funkl Punk! Mus1c to move
ar.~ move and groove to I would like to
explore the seventies and early e1ght1es
-with crunchy crumbs and adventurous
thumbs (Jammin' Toast)
11:30 AM-12 30 PM
Ertc Freund.
]az: Confusion.
Brazillian pop, and real jazz Branford
Marsalis, Coltrane. Corea and maybe
even some stuff you d1dn't know was
jazz -Astor Piazolla, John Zorn. K1p
Hanarehan, Kronos Quartet or Yousou
N'Dour. Flash Floods and Screech1ng
Dalmatians .
2:00-4:00 PM
Scot Marana.
Pril1atc ldalto.
A venerable cornucopia of music A
plethora of pleasings . A potpourri of
new and old. Plus diet and beauty tips.
travel suggestions and ways to beat the
I.R.S., but only if you tune in!
P.S. Dick Martin is God!
4·00-6:00 PM.
Aaron & Mike.
\Ve l-\lere Going To Study, But \.Ve'll
Pla11 Tunes Instead. -Aaron and Mike, great
conversationalists of the 90's, do
whatever they feel is necessary for two
hours. whether thai be reading. talking,
playing album sides or just sitting with
dead air. Tune in, someday these guys
will be famous tor doing on 1V what
they're doing on KLC now (Of course it
wall be better once we get two mikes.}
6:()()..8:00 PM.
Tom Brooks
Voice Of Eartlt.
I am going to twiddle with short-wave
for a couple of hours. Be prepared for
lots of harsh feedback, unpredictable
tones. languages you don't understand.
and mysterious numbers seemingly
repeated ceaselessly . To anyone who
deciphers a pattern amongst these, I'll
compliment you to a free ice cream
cone during regular lunch or dinner
hours at Fields.
8:00-10:00 PM.
Rob Van Nood.
Happy Birthday To You.
International renditions of the classic
tune, plus call-in singalong . Don't miss
it. Plus special treats for birthday girls
and boys.
10:00-11:00 {or later) PM.
TolboH Guthrie.
TalboH's Neiglrborlrood.
Beetles to Buttholes and everything in
between. A fun-fille dboogie banquet of
music and guests. 9:00 11.00 AM.
Trlclo Spolter.
Gravy Trains.
Grave down the hottest and most
exiciting of gravy trains.
11 ~oo AM-12.00 PM
John Costello.
Soap Opera On The Hill.
A politically non-correct reflect1on of the
fervor and apathy of the 80's, blending
with the thoughts of an English maJor
(who will probably end up m a desert
war, fightmg so others can dnve their
cars and have thetr religio-economtc
holy wars, unless he can escape to
Sweden) as he (and several hundred
others} slowly progress toward
graduat1on and the "real" world Poetry
optional, "good" mustc (and occas1onal
obJectivity) included.
1 2 ·00-2.00 PM.
Karl Smith.
Nigl.t Of Tire Lining Mu~ic Director.
Imagine what "The Donna Reed Show"
would be hke if her kids were Flavor
Flav. Jello B1afra, and Geoff Peard.
Whew. QUite a concepti
3:00-5.00 PM.
Aaron Boar.
Tire me Of The i\lfoment.
Who knows what I'll do, but I'll always
have a theme most probably
correspondtng with my mood ring.
5 00 7·00 PM.
Sean sunrvan.
Moral Dilemma.
We like Sean enough to spare him the
embarrasment he would be caused by
printing his show description So then
we are put 1n the position of deciding
what we think would be more clever,
entertaining, etc vs. what he wanted.
We won.
7 00 9·00 PM.
The Dr. Funk Uber Music Show.
The 3 R's· Rap, reggae and rock
The Goddess Nethsu of the underworld
and all that's blightful came to me at
mght and informed me of the end of her
m1llenium long period and that she ts
now ushenng in 16 milleniums of
groovy. happiness infested, hedomst1c
life for all; thus I was commanded to do
my "Uber Music" show to spread her
message to the tgnorant, pitiful, lice­
ridden masses!
9:00-11 :00 PM.
Colt Denight.
Ecstacy Series No. 17.
Ecstacy Series No 17. Ecstacy Series
No. 17. Ecstacy Series No. 17
Ecstacy Series No. 17. Ecstacy Series
No. 17 ....
I I :00 PM-??'!.
Sean Sullivan. •
Moral Dilemma- Tlte Sequel.
Late night album sides of mellow tunes,
(Gregorian Chants set to jet engines).
for you to tall stuporously asleep to and
perhaps never awaken. Steely Dan to
Jack DeJohnette . Aural molasses. 9·00 ll :00 AM.
Scot Morano.
Private lowa.
It 1s recommended that you refer to the
description for Monday at 2:00
11:00 AM-1:00PM.
Meagan Wright.
Charlie Parker LjtJes ... ln Muskogee.
Miles Davis blows, Art Blakey bangs
and Charles Mingus drives the bass
under and in, 1t's a jazz orgy.
3.00-5·00 PM
Chris Cabrlna.
Sliding Thru The 70's, 80's And
Elsewltere.
Somewhat self-explanatory. wouldn't
you say?
S:Q0-8 .00 PM.
Stephanie Roth and Suzanne Steele.
Please refer to Friday at 10:00 AM It's
the same but s1nce we'll be two Gemm1s
in the studio it could get scary
8·00-9·00 PM.
Brion. ·
A 11 Request Show.
That's right, all two of them, plus
alternative, dance, electronic, techno-
synth You understand . '
9:00-10:00 PM
Fly Bri.
Soul Power Hour.
The dopest, deffest, funky-est hour on
KLC. From J B to P.E., I play no weak
or wack R&B or rap. Cold-fresh!
10:00 PM~ 12:00 AM.
Little Marcye H.ardcore Meets Tzara.
7Hz And Other Let1•al Frequencies.
A broadcast of sub and super sanies,
h1gh mtensity "wave wartare"
frequencies, and other technological
marvels that can hurt you JUSt by
listening to them. For the audience who
wants something d1fferent Listening or
feeling with wide-range speakers is
recommended .
-...
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o'J}O
" 'A T•a>rl
., ..Je"
(i0<D'f'
DV'~
~ • 8 '--M
'.S \o-\OMe
rad•o._S\\"'-~
Dwo-r&
~0\J'('
~-.. . • • • II ~oo AM 12:00 PM.
Riley.
Btddness Forum.
Frank talk about hatr loss, and what can
be done about 1t. All the latest In
weaves, transplants, growth formulas
and toupees. You need not be
ashamed any more.
12·00-t J)O PM.
Karl Smith.
Cogeto Ergo Spud.
I think therefore I yam, I'm pmk,
therefore I'm spam, I rock, therefore 1
jam. It's back and starchier than ever.
New music and pithy saymgs galore.
1 :00 2:00 PM.
Geoff Peard.
Big Baud Salute.
Glenn Miller will never die on this show
A flashback to the good old days, when
mUSIC was mUSIC.
2:00 3·00 PM
Gus .. Turkey Face .. BrlH.
One hour of my music 1s not as painful
as a felch tn Mother's Mercedes -Benz.
3:00-5 00 PM.
John Frost.
11te Best Of Tlte Gipper.
120 minutes of fond recollection of the
Reagan years, filled with commentary ,
discusston, anectodes and primarily, of
course. the words of the leader himself.
Remember the warm feeling he brought
to you and other Americans . On the
premiere show, we're going to replay
the hilanous URussia has been out­
lawed" gag l
5·00-7:00 PM.
Mike Sterzel.
It's Too Bad You Ca11't See Me.
Mus1c to make you feel sexy.
7:00-9:00 PM
Marc SchoHand.
Aesthetics Of Hannouy.
Classic rock and whatever sounds good
rangmg from blues to Jazz.
9:00-11 :00 PM.
Schess & The Radio Entourage Do
-~~- KLC. (As In Debbie DoeJ Dallas.)
Schess & the Entourage, lovers of
freedom, creative thinking, agood
music, and beer, will have varius
themes throught the year for each
schow scheduled: Dan Quayle Ntght,
Naked Duck Tncks, Your Chatnsaw and
You. But all of these fall short of our
premiere on September 20 · Naked
Wtth Animals Note: Free admtssion
for all people from Montana.
11:00 PM-???_
Erik Clem.
Idiots Dcligl•t Show.
Acoustic spasms from ethnic and 1azz
fits into nervous disorders in rack. So
tune m to mental and audio dischords
that will keep even your cat amused. 10:00 AM-12:00 PM.
Laughing Gnome.
Non-~equitur Music From Hell.
Bastcally I'll play anyth1ng from Wayne
Newton to B1g Black. However Bowie is
God so He'H show up a lot Listen tor
Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy and
Ken Noone's Word Jazz.
12:00-2:00 PM.
Meagan Wright.
It's something like Barry Manilow
treebasmg w1th Sid Vic1ous on
quaaludes playing greensleeves while
Barry screams obscenities at the dog.
A good one
2:00-4:00 PM.
Eric Freund.
Rotting Happy Dana Trap.
Hardcore, Nonhwest rock & roll,
Inspirational dancey groove stuff if it
feels good. Rites Of Spring. Tree
People, Jawbreaker . Alice Donut. Mono
Men, Dickless. old stuff, new stuff.
Rock1n' mtnd blowing vegetable growing
• mUSIC.
4:00 6 00 PM.
Jen Brown.
Virtual Reality.
Your perceptions will be overridden and
you will lose the distinction between
pleasure and pain as every sense you
have vibrates in synchrony and every
nerve ending stands at attention. You
will have involuntary physical and
psych1c react&ons. You will hallucinate.
You w1ll be mampulated and used.
When you come to. you won't
remember any of it. And remember ; the
medtum is the message.
6:00-8:00 PM.
Jen Brown's Fleeced Flock
Community-Building Forum.
Controlled Substances.
Robitussin-chuggin' , banana peel·
smokm', whipped cream-inhalin', steel­
belted radiai-Hck1n'. vegetable -feelin',
velveeta-suckin' fun. Liberate your
good time box.
8:00-10:00 PM.
Boomer.
Tire 'Spor' atic Hours.
This show represents a shroomer's
paradise. Boomer creates an intriguing
blend of the best of modem rock (The
Sm1ths, Dead Can Dance, The B-52's),
rncluding new industrial styles {Nine
Inch Natls. Ministry, Revolting Cocks},
and the roots of reggae music (ljahman,
Burning Spear. Gregory Isaacs, Black
Uhuru). So tune in on Friday nights and
hear what you can1 on ather Portland
radio stations. good modern music!
Also, feel free to call in your requests
(please, no Barry Manilow).
I 0:00PM-12:00 AM.
Mark Peterson.
Drutrken Dirges.
Kenneth sits on the edge of a chair
staring at his shoelace ... did he go to
work today? SATURDAY KLC IS
ASLEEP.
12 00-2:00 PM.
Kristin Rogers. •
Funny And Yucky Noises That 1 Made
My Very Ow, Self.
I will entertain you to simply no end as I
make a cornucopia of sounds with my
mouth and other parts of my body.
2:00-3:00 PM.
Brian.
rm Brian Smith, Alld You're Not.
When I play my tunes. I am the music.
When I play my music, I am the tunes.
When you listen, I am myself. The
sounds get all stuck in my hair.
3:00-5:00 PM.
John Frost.
Sut~day Slotu Jazz.
Manhattan Transfer. Herbie Hancock,
Ch1ck Corea, Dave Grusin and more.
Tailored for an easy Sunday afternoon .
5:00-7:00 PM.
Tony Davis.
Dot~'t Trust At~youe.
The conspiracy program. There is
someone watching you read this.
Everything is arranged by unseen
forces. Paranoids of the wortd must
unite. The Russians are running our
country. Everyone is out to screw you.
Your name exists in flies that. you don't
even know the existence ot. We'\\ te\\
you how to f•ght back.
7:00-9:00 PM.
Gus "Turkey Face" Britt.
Happy llour.
Greetings. fellow Earthlings! Are we not
men? We are DEVO.
9:00-11 :00 PM.
Jaime Gonzalez.
Toot.
A veritable celebration of foghorns far
and wide. Tune in to hear what they
sounded like so many years ago,
juxtaposed agamst the modern
foghorns of today's technology . We will
be sponsoring a "Human Foghorn"
contest later this year.
11:00 PM-???.
Stlvlc.
Hour Of Darkness & The Night Of Tire
Langoliers.
Morbid-dark; hence the name. Not tor
the queasy. Not for Jesse Helms. Not
for minors. Designed for loud volume.
()o Wl1y (the l1ell) do we exist???
B"'' MEJ,L, Hum ~'n J£--;o," Bttot-;o.;
KlChad •ts humble beginnings in the earl) 1950s v.u.h once lass, one microphone,
and eight. people. TlW wa~n'l mu h lltht • ~-en: able todov.'llS produce a v.ukJy
shov. for KXL an Portland. In the 1960'~ lhe talion ~n hrrodca:~ting on the nm
fttqUCOC)' through a small UWlSillitter in the Ptl) ~ budding and for the fim and
prob:tbly ~"1 time in K.l.C hislory. the Slgl'\31 wa~ powerful enough to be rea: hod br
lhc Ponland communit.). Tile only problem v."llS lhatlhc)' h.nd no liccn..;;c, and wen:
SOOI1 de-pn~ b) the: FCC.
Tbe re._c;ultv.-as the instillauon or lhe .closed circuit S}·su:m· which \lr'C sun opcnne
under to this da). We don't IC!lk O\''tt Lhc Ponland BIN'D''CS anymore v. alh 1M
uception of carriage over TCJ cable m We.'\! Ponl:lnd. Oc::castOnally, w·c are
surpriz.ed b) a hStcntr in. say. mv.alkie who~ mehO\\ munaged to picK up the
station through tlucr denull won: or alumanum ~ ulpturc' 1t has been n lrodition of
fru.wauon at KLC to en sure a large li ttnmg :sudacnce. OJ' ha,·e ~n lno~ll to fall
under the ·as anybody C\'en li tcning· syndrome, an v.·hich lhe purpo.<;;;e for quality
progrommmg nnd 1111 co~ aou~ is . rifccd tor hour long ma.'iturb.:llol')
ramblings on lhc cornliuon ol one' e.Aisumce. Worse y~ trustrn1.ions ha\'C been
uken out upon the unlistcner b~ playing •Put me inC 11· 10 times in a row. )'CUing
ob.<;eenities into the ~ zOM or l.he levels. ratehmg records and c~aing '>JIUflS of
dead air.
With the insaU:won of Lhc ·EXCITE R. last spring, we were llblc to promise lhc
pot.cnual of campus wide n:c.epl.ion. pro"iding that indtvidual Ooors ~·stem" are up
to par. E,;dcnce sh~s lh3t more or younre able to pick it up but there arc still some
\I.'Cll; ~IS. Once identified. they em be fi1.cd and the KLC ellpcric.nce will have
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u's e.usumce as a f n:e rncd • wn for
community a pression.
This is what the
departments do
for fun (before we
spin discs). Dana Mclaren, Station Manager Speaks­
'·KLC i proud to announce expansion of
operations to a a tell ite station on Mars.
_KLC ... Universal gratification for all." I 24 ..................... Buckwheat
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BY MDJ.SoroEssu:R
'TI1C 'cv.'S Depatunenuu KLC asresponsable for hvc ncwst.clccaslS ovc:rtheairand
the wn uen tle""S blurb, tht K LC T tIt graph. H tst at KLC, v..-e ubscribe to the thcor)'
of progn:s:sive nev. • Ouq~oal is lO bring) ou intriguing and 3ltcmaLive news, mixed
up "'rilh national. world, and lev. is & Clarl: ne-.'S item . Catch lhe Telegraph d:uly
in Fields Dining Hall. ~U\0~
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TUESDAY .
THURSDAYS
FRIDA\' E\\' TELECASI"S
10 a.m., 6 p.m. and 11 p.m •
2 p.m., 6 p m. and 1 p.m .
noon and 4 p.m. : ON£ .. ~'-V
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M~c.
K.ID
lfhis is 'Alhat the music dept. sounds like I WINTeR.
LVA.U
We in ~ Kl.C MUSic Dcpanmcnt are fabuJously well-dressed. wtll-groomed, 0 A.V ~
and weU-mfonned.:md we art in love~ We are in love wilh music. We'd like to teach c. A. wtf.o .-"o. lggy Pop
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Productions =technomedia mani~ ..
BY t.uoA:-.: Wrucm A."JD MARc SOi011.A.'1>
Gel your voice on the air dunng your lCtm of purgatory! Enter the produclioo
dep;:uunc:nt and learn how 10 make cans (I'lut's radio talk for on-air s.tntion
£?1 prom~. pu~lic service ~nounccments and much more). Let your imagina­
u~n run wild wtth our studiO equapment. and your ideas could be played oo the
aar •
. As :m altemativc w the productions side or KLC. we will be tarting up an
t~lcrvtew called sound-off. This will be a bi monthly show which will consist
lwe on the ~ caiJ ins b)' the audience. The show wil1 be produced by the KLC
fall producuons SUif to enable them to get expenence in live mdio productions
Prograrnming brings uest DJ show
BY JEff VAN HoR.N
This t.enn, I'll be producing &.he ''Guest OJ" show featuring various
c:ampus staff and LC ~mmunily folk. 1f you have :lll)' suggestions c. you woul
like lO request a cenam person w hosl a show. come down 10 the tation and let
us know.
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DecsorCasey Kasem),liSlelllO nev.· records, communicate with record companies. f<.LC. 5.-0_,
and arrange in.-swdio \1tsits from up-and-coming new bands By far the most ~IC.&• ,..,., • .,
glamorous and graufying of l.he WI ion's many dep:atunenLS. KLC Music is on the
cUlling edge of ncv.· mum of aJI -.-arieties: folk. jau, blues. hard core. psychedelic.
you name it and 'llr'C can problbly find iL KJ.C MUSIC: it's what rad1o's for.
Promotions requests your attention ........ ..
then your soul
BY J~"'Y BROWN
I like Kl.C. In faa., I like it so much that! want you all tO hear it The promotions
c:Sep;uunent. which con ists or my$elf and my creative slaves JJUJde lhe progrum
guide. WeaJsomadelhcflyersadverusing KLCmeetings. (You lmow,thconethat
looked likeeJ.-Primc Ministc:rofJapan? i& wasn'IJ~lan accidenl that it went up the
sameomeastheNa .gasoncads. WemeanuodothaL h wasint.mded for lhesc.riously
~penon m gam an underslandmg of theunderlying esthelical.polit.ical mcan­
aqgsand lhc:nact~ppt~atcly. Did you?) We also design Log ads for your thinking
enJO)'IDC:IU and wtU conunue lO propogaat Kl .C tnfOittlation through vanous means
unul you all have made a nobel aw:.mpt 10 intetac1 wilh lhe medium.
Ol.het ilml on the Jl ornouons agenda anc: Jude subtle r onn or influence; ie, the·
old ticket gjveaway for h~ lnCk. the '"make them JJ3Y us to ad\'eflise the
suwon • lhroogh-lhe- des1gn mg ·and· selling-of-a ·l·sh in· th;ll· everyone- wants to­
wear-OOII$ira:y and sane subhmmallnmwastung U'lcb tha1 you won'r rea li7.e are
working unlilt(s lOO laic. If you read lhts and bcheve.-1 did my job well. uou.
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PHOTOS
TANYA
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PLUS
TUAN"­
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St.-\\ 4
:l"IM C 1990-91 BRINGS YOU
OCTOBER
BAY AREA MUSERS OF METAPHYSICAL POLffiCS.
X -TAL (IN STUDIO GUESTS )
ASK YOUR PRESIDENT A GOOD QUESTION TODAY.
MICHAEL MOONEY ON "SOUND-OFF"
NTCE PORTI..AND CHAPPIES HANG AT KLC.
S U G A R B 0 0 M
NOVEMBE R
• ] 0 ANOTIIER CONCERT TO REMEMBER US By
N 0 v E M B E R NIRVANA
PLUS ... TICKET AND MUSIC GIVEAWAYS T.oSHIRTS TO BUY
BEITER CAMPUS RECEPTION, CD SOUND & INSTANT REQUEsTS . I hav
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ckwheat LE"ITERS TO Tl-lE EDITOR, CONT.
ape problems
ust be discussed
n IF. E orro~e
ON6 OUT OF EVERY
COLLEGE·AGED
IS RAPED.
90~ OF ALL RAPES ARE
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Why nrc we posting these
,. • .,,;,, .. signs around campus?
gool is not to frighten women
encourage them to huic away.
rnthcr to inform them/us about
· prc .. 'aknl rope is. Rape is a
acull topic for many people,
nand men nhkc. But n muSl
i talked ubout
lCacl of •gnorcd phytical, mental. and spuitunl
power as a human being. Talk
about mpe; \\"Omen with ~omen.
men with men, ~omen and men
together. lnere is a men's discus­
SlOn group on campus, a rape
uwmeness group, a new mfoc ma­
uon-pxked gender lounge m lhe
basement or Stewart. as well as
Homophtle, NARAL. and
Women's Self-Defense.
This is not a baUle of t.hc
"..e:..es. or someone el~'s problem.
The fxtes everyone of us bas been
affected by rope,
SCJ ual or phy ical
want lO top
Ending rnpe
· doc p so-­
changc .. nnd
campus we
create the The response 10
information ahout
rape should not be obuse-whether
II • to stay w your
CS$3f)'Ch.lnge
• ~oom and lock the our ov.n
1mu1 tty, then
outintolhc door." we l.:now it or not.
And e"eryone's
ru=tion is neces­
sat)', the deepest
being ch3ngmg
our beliefs about
the other sex and
our respect for
each other.
.,.,-orld. Our current
bm Cra.-;h OPI:rl The respon~ goal is to have :l
luke Back the Ntght. .. m whtch
women and men link hands Md go
around c.ampw.; to places where
women and men have been as­
saulted, in ordet to recl:um our
power and our right to go any­
where 'A'eChoosc. We arc working
to prevent rope and bocome aware
of rape BEFORE it happens. If
anyone is interested in participat­
ing in the rape &'Ao1l.renC:SS group,
Take Back lhe Night. or has any
questioos.oontactme:u boll 1553. Dreams So lnfc:vmnuon about rape should
... A.7.c.cc be to "~Lay m your room nnd
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Oo Baafrn/0
the producu·,or
• • arr stauon -. your unagma·
played on the the door," don't w.1U: alone
at night." or "if you need 10 go
1 bring sccuncy or a friend
-.r~•hly male) with you." These
~nuUOI\S are irretcvunt con.,.id­
t.hat 90 pcccnt of mpes ~
ntCJnu ropes. nnd hving in
is as lining and dclrimental
:beullg roped. We are working
heightened awareness, flO(
gnu:nea fear and oppression.
'There arc ~lutions. Take a
«fense cbs'\, Realil.e your GREtOtF.N jo: ;"£$
5of'1IOMORE
• ' ng up an
jh_will consist
~by the KLC ere is jountalistic integrity?
production s
'ing various
r.ns or you WOIWI
station and let
~YOU
POLmcs.
NTODAY.
~D-OFF"
LC.
)BY
>BUY,
~REQUESTS. THE Eorroit:
I have read the past two coi­
ns by John F~t in Tu Pwnur
with uuer am:11emcnL I am
ru~ as to why a person with
writing talents meritS a weekly
n As a new fre.~hmnn. I
hope thnt his opinion is not a
roprc~tnt ion of the "gcne.ral
ISCn~~us" of Lewis and Clark
Bot.h column: by Frmt
inesponsible,maliciou.'\,and .
'~"".u~' 1 reacuorury.
Frost f3ils to give an) tan·
rea_'\On wh)' Liz Friedman'
on abortion are relevant to
duties as ASLC pres1dcnL His
u.c;a.Uot\Snrcpurely peculative .
ilc thic; by iLc;elf is not a crime,
shu:u ions the speculator
aconcrttc n:ason for fostering
h an nu.ad:. Frost's article
foWlded on his own paro-
r.tther than :my factual infor­
.. u ... In my OJunion. the whole
seems more hkc a personal
w (this is an irre~lK>Mible
, wtion on my pan, but v. hen
..• ) than n legitillUlte
Frost claim to hn ... e recei\lcd
of his mformnlip n from
rune nu; Fnodmnn made in a
Inquiry class. 1 suppose
Jam12 is fair gnme in this ever-so-imponant world of campus
politics (1 am writing with every
amount of facetiousn ess I nm able
10 muster}. but using such infor­
mation seems to be a violation of
an understood confidentiality
among B.J. classm:ues. In my B.l.
class. people have exprcsed ome
utremely personal, delicate opin·
ions and experience., , The thought
th3.t ~meone in my cla s could go
to the new~per and ... iolat.e this
trust makes me shudder .
We 311 live and intema with
each other in a ctose-knu commu·
nity. In order for this instiwtion to
fosLer academic integril)" and cre­
ate optimal Hving condttions for
ias ~u~niS, it is impemtive l.hat
we respccte3Chothcr. vicwpoinrs.
e..-cn if they nrc dwneUically
opposedtopopu larwhim. Goo~
Bush doesn 'L h:lve to live v.tlh htS
nccusers. Fnedman doc .
I h.l\c never met the ASLC
prestdent but 1 3dmirc the digniry
!he poiU".l)cd in her ~ ponsc:: lD
Frost's original orti le. l hope
Fros& demonslltltcS more maegrity
in any future cntiques of friedman
and in hi'\ future joumabstic en­
dcavars.
RYA."l FAD
F'uuT YEAR SlUDE"oT FORU
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Voter registration lllyths dispelled
Tonm EonOR:
Oregon cl~tio ns are being
held on November 6, Of this year.
and the issues on thas y~ b3llot
are some or the most pressing of
our time: education. the environ­
mental agenda and abortion nghts
legisbuon, to name a fe". 11le
voter lum out of people under
thiny-five years of age is less Win
20 percent, compared to a blm-out
of over 80 perttnt among people
over siJuy-fi~t-e years. Please help
mal:e tJie student .. ·ote a :saong
one-REGISTER and VO I"E.
Oregon has one of lhe qu1ckest
and easie.sl registration process=s
tn lhe counrry.
I WoNDER. •• Following are some faas to
clarify the reglStnluon issue:
• You nre ehgtble to vote an Ore~
gon afu::r onl) t went). d:l ys of resi­
dt.ncy-il's been l\\<enl)·lhree
since school smned.
•You may reg~Ster to 'ltOtem more
than one state. as long as )OU do
not .. 'OtC in more than one saaae
election.
•You v.'lll not lose yoW" current
I'CSidentialSUJtu fromanothcrsmt.e
by voting m Oregon.
•Your volcr regtsuation w1U not
affecl financ1:1l rud. wes. or nny
omer ~ pea of your fin:mc.\31 Sl:Dld·
mg. •voung is held ON CAMPUS, in
Pamplin Spans Ccnu:r-n take
only fe mmutes'
Votu regasuauon c:an:ls art
cUJ'1"CC11ly a~t1lllable r lhe hbrary.
and there v. all be f.3hle.s~ upt:Jrly
~~ w eck tO regJS1Cr people. Jl
you h<we to do.Js fill out a card and
send it in BEFORE OCTOBER
16-t :oo weeks n way. If you are
el.ipblc. thi!rt: IS absoluul no
rc~ n why Oli. sr.JJu.Jdn'ti/Ole'
For more infonnauon bou1
voung. call 248-3720.
Tim ~SA(iE S11DUmiT TO "YOO 8'Y
.A.R.AJ.. and OSPrRO.
'BY KRISTIN EVEREIT
Curious About Cat Oddities
Ha vc you e vet 'W'Ofldercd
about cats? Most people have.
Qus tun-e got to be the oddest
species, other then hmn31\S.
Many people have mucd feel­
ings about ca~ some de...~isc
and others dccora1e Lheir every
notebook with .. , love au.'i"'
s.tickers. One thing th.at every­
one can ag~ec one is lh31 cats
can be very diswrbing
C~turcs..
Ha .. -e you ever whal u is :lh:lt cats ase Sl.:lring at?
Quuc often you wiU fmd a au v.11h
vision fixed on me unknown
cne or objocL Do ca1s think as
arrog21Jlt or lhoughts as they ap­
pe31 to be thinking? Maybe they
are really uuering S3TC3SliC remasks
aboul ho\\• we know Uuulhcy usc
the toilet seat to jump up 10 the
sink. )"et we continually lea..-c it
up. causin£ nn unsuspc ung catiD ns tf she ·cae e1.pCCIJilg some­
one. At any moment I full)
ex pc:ct.ed the doortnob lO slOW I)'
wm. :md a gh3stly figure to en­
tel. and address m) t. .. WeJJ
dooc Fluff. my good and faith­
ful savarn. ) ou tuwe rna& m)
arrh1ll possible. ..
wondered why, in the
dead of night. when)~
are fast asleep. yourC'Ul
might leap up, roam
rcsLiessl> about the
room, maling a low
gunuraJ noise deep in Ha .. -e you e'-er "'Ondcred •f
cats :1te actually some hagher
formofhwnnn ind1sguLSe? You
tta .. 'CO't?Weli.)OUCM
:start no". 1aybc thlS
higher life form en­
raged 'the gods'
much lhnt the} Maybe this higher life form
enraged cthe gods so much
that they damned the people damned the pcqple to
e'Ulaslin.g Cathood.
Ha~t-en 't )'OU ever v.ton-
their thnxu'? E .. -ery now
and then the au may
make a wild sPrint.
flytng g:tac:efull) ' across your
desk. clearing it o( all Objects.
onl)' to look bxk a1 you, and
emit another ocne gronn. Why
are ca1Scompelled to run around
the room in the middle of lhc
night? Please., I'm 'olr'Oflderingl
Is it becau..~ lhcy'\-ebocri stood·
up b)' the tom car down the
street? Are the)' \\'ishing they'd
made one l!b"l cat·boA·Stop,
before being locked in your
room all night?
Ha~t-e )'OU ever ~red to t)7erlasting Cathood.
• l!lkc an em b:lmlssin& sw•m. Qus
do get embanussed you kno"' ,lhc:y
hnve a lot of dignity. just watch
how they blush and gl.lre at you if
you happen lO C"' •• urh them in their
boxes. 1ay~aw knowmorethr.n
we think they knO\It'. Ancient myths
tcll us Uuu catS are ""CI} spirt tually
awn~ .. and nre often u._-;ed as famil·
llUS One thing Lhn1 alwa) suc­
e«dcd 10 frcnklll,g me out as a
child V.'a.S WUtng up ID the mghtlO
r md my au perched at the end of
my bed. stanng tntently at &be door dered how \\'f! might
aa af Lhts curse befell
us? We most lilcdy
"'OUld think ourseh
superi r ( \\<~ • re good a1 dun} to
lhe ~r hwnans who nn: our
owners. and ~uld prob;lbl)
rCSpQild h.llughUI), and arro­
gnruly to an} one ~"--~ung to con­
duel business "'-'llh us. In f l V.'C
e .. ~Jl dnsb madl.) IICJ'OSS the
fwru ture to unp ~ upon our
owner the honor. the fuu hty.
~ uucr humtliJUan of our pre-­
dicament. And \\'C v.'OOdcr w h)
(':NS are east) ern bamls.Std.
.... wldn't you be? Jusa wonder-
tng. FEATURES
Blue Hearts beat as one e
o' BREIT T\ru.
Do vou remcmt'Cr when porn.
rode "a' born, The Ramon(:~ were
un\:nown ou~id a f<. w ~c;;w Yol1<
night clu~. and 1hc ~(.' r..-tol"
were amagmro to tx a bJnd of rc ...
~ling Bntish ) outh~ m the mad't
of n burgcomng lahar mo,cmc.nt'!
Sack an the heady da)~ or prt­
M.T.V rock. (circ.a 1976) such
banu ~cre:uedancv. gcnreofsound ,
helped rc.alizc the death of di o.
and 3dded catch ·\\'Ord.~ li~e ''hard
core; ··nev. -wa,e" and "punk" to
our Ji.q of roc~ jargon.
Roughly 15 }~after aL' m·
ocption, Jll"'wer-{llckcd rock i. rc­
tumang under a nc\\ rome, from an
un~pcctcd ploce. and "'it.h a re­
freshing ,·italit' Tht word~ may
bydiffcrcnl butaL~mas ion remain"
unchangcc:t to c~pture audiences
feuercd to overproc~~'d techno·
pop. Can you say lr..L<Jl:iama..o;c
(Welcome!) to Japan's The Blue
Heart.<!
'fo pro'c to the world Lhut a
Japanese band can pos..-;c_c; Lhe same
p:lS'>IOO and power of rock' \'Cncr-attd hard core heros. The Blue
Hc:art.'i -.uged a "Meet The Blue
Hc.an..,·· debut tour this ra11 On t.hc
'>C'Cond·tO last naght of a ctght-<'aty
tour,Thc Blue. Hcans played at t.hc
Mclod} Bnllroom in Portland on
ScJ'l(embcr 2Q.
Singing in Japanc-.c to a largdy
J apane-.c c CO\\ d 3 t the PonJarl<bhow
dHI not deter man} die-hard, non­
Jap.'tne.sc regular.- 31 the Melody
Ballroom from chccL;mg·out thts
OC\\ band Under the Ponland·ba.'Cd
Juggler nxord company. The Slut
Hcaru rclro;;('d their Ocdgling l)
dcbut._,,.-.ongEPonJune 1.5, 1990.
A c.ompan) spoL:e.;,.mu.n said a~­
ond, larger rclca...c is c~~-c tcd by
spnng of 1990.
Wlule Lhc 3vcragc Am(.ncan
may not be able lO comprehend
every l)nC sung by four natives of
Japan. we can nonet.hclc.-.s CllJOY all
of the hard-edged gullar rifu. nnd
spirited energy of The Blue Heuns
universal mu,.ical lnngwgc. Who
really undc~l.llld" every word c;ung
by the lile.s of Joey Ramonc, Syd
Viciou.. .... ~nd Joe Strummer? Japan~sc rock .md roll ~• its fmcat· The Blue Hen1 .
FClrmcd m 1985 '"Tokyo Ja­
pan The Blue. Hcru'\b gamed quick
acceptance among Japan's under­
ground audicncc..10 bored \\-ath bub­
blcgum. pop-singers and a conscr­
\':llive indusU)' that docs liuJc to asptrc musacal ci'CdLJvaty Writing
and pcrfom11ng thc1r own material,
the Blue Hcan.,havechaltcngcd the
mu~tcal status·quo, mel with sud
den success and opened a new pat.h
for ot.her Japanese bands to reach overseas aud•cnccs Undou
kw Japanese rock bands,apatt
hc.1vy meta! s Loudness, have
come very welll.:nown an A
and elsewhere 1 he Blue HC~r>
antcnd to change lhaL ANDR£~
11 s ha
is. 1f )
cnucs
WhiCh IT
lUre sanj
Roclc
and
Thecr
co los
'ze sue
ulc 10~
faJ(..S is j
Rock l
il. it~
Jmc~-..._ l(
rom a
the p
Parking problem proliferates Leaving Portland-Part two
8} SARAH \\'001)5 M1>
PJOGF. r:a.u:TRr:A u
Parkmg ~~ an cvcr-prc~nt j,.
sue on the LC campu,, There arc
pl:ms to alleviate t.his problem "'ith
t.hc hc.Jp of a parlmg lot to be buill
behind lhc Law School for lhcir
students, fn.xll'lg up one hundred
and eighty-five SJ)JCCI\ for under­
gradual~ and staff.
But for the ume being. ·w­
dents are frustrated by having to
arrive at school one hour early only
to spend the entire time scanning
the lotS for JX1Iking and ending up
placing l.heir car.; in a ''I'T\3ke-yo ur­
own parking spot" only to hUStle
off to class, stiU late iltld to return to
a S25 ticket
Although t.he students see t.he
reserved staff spots as prime. there
really are nOl that many. and a s&aff
member coming m after 9:30a.m
has as much rrouble as a student 311d
t.here is the oLher ISSUe of tickeung.
Brinda Carroll, Ducctor of Secu·
rity • .c;;:Ud that she has st.llti~ucs that
~ow 311 equal number of ticketS are
given to SLaff and StUdents alike.
Their policy is to give out tick­
ets"' here they need to, but to those
who di$pute them, they are pastjcu­
larly lenjent toward those parl.:ing
in the wrong spot They are more
concerned with fire lanes and handi­
~ SJX"a:5, as well as moving viola­
tions due to reckless driving.
Other sources say that their
policy is 10 be lenient towards the
sW'f, and thai when out ticketing if
they were 10 re&\D'Tl wit.h only staff
uckets it would be looked down
upon, while if it were the other way
around there would be no problem.
Thusarisesthequestionof why
securiry mustgivt out tic.kctS. Why
not JUSt warmngs7 Unfonurutcly,
Ufl~S1 Ubrlry In U.S. •
llsubjlcts
Oroer Clliklg looay With VISaJ uc or coo
~ 800-861-Gm
'"~ lliJ •n Or ruth $2 .00 to Resurch 1 mormJtlan
1132£ ld;tl) A nrh A Ia C4 P'JJ?.j Carroll aho has slatist•cs whach
shov. that warnings do not work:,
and the rtre department is not satis­
fied that the fire lane~ will be empty
in a.sc of nocd.
As to the rcc.cnt painting of
mark ct.! places an the Templeton tot.
CDJTOII \Lattd that four and a h.Uf
yeat\ ago. v. hen \he arrived at I.C,
l.hc "lots m the center were reserved
for the qaff The sign.s were taken
3way by vandals and the only rea­
son why they dJd not re-mark lbcm
sooner is thm there was a large
amount of stufung of offices gomg
on. Therefore. they wanted to de­
cide on parking in a more pa ma~
nent sense when t.hey knew where
the staff would be
The spots darectly beside
Templeton were changed to qaff
because the noase level of swdems
comang and goang, (i.e. bangmg of
car doors) would mtcrfere with the
work of the seven employed 11'1 t.he
registrar's oflice
In a recent conversauon wath
ASLC prcsadent Lll Friedman,
Plcsidcnt M1chael Mooney scud t.ha1
if we can· t offer our commut.mg
students a bed, at least we shouJd be
able lO give them a parking spol
He also ~id that a commit­
toe is in the process of being formed
to deal with the parking issues. 11us
group wi!' consist of five members,
one of whom will be a commuter
studenL
Glenn Gregg. who is involved
with lnstituLionaJ Advancement.
s:Ud that ulthough the lot proposed 8' J.
Fad4' in and pan ~lowly across a
field of cb.up e~enlial S>Cencry CU1
10 !Mwh.J~ room-here Daniel nnd
f si1 "moking sn blfoc;a(s-()nly afl«
the audlcnc~ \J .e.ilhcr lhorou&hly cn­
tranc:td or Cllc:ru.c:nJ.st\81)' bored \one
really Jw 10 apptoc:iate good !hea­
ter!).
I curled my lips and drawled a1
Oankl ~ansa he w•lhuo and alone.
~Wha.l'.s fot'tt.IM r~tding your way
lately m)' Danny boy? Have you lo&l
much !)oep IUlOC v.o III.St spoke?
Sorry. by the way. (or my la&&in& buL
I'm loavin& town nut -..celc you
know."
-11 • ulriahf." Daniel creued hls
(or~ and looked to.,cds &be Jink.
"Whai'Ye )'OU p to ea(l"
"Nothlna. Wby doc\"& you takea
nap? You (6&lly look~ leu
than splcnilid.. ..
.. No. 1 aleq:> 100 mu.ch." Daniel
flopped down on my bed. his ft~t
pointina strlight up behind him.
"'Your eyes '-lill look yoUow.
Havo you been to t.hc dod01'1"
-No."
.. Maybo you ihouJd go7 I can
for the Law School lS in its final
phases of red tape, work. will nO(
begin until next spring due to the
fact that wmLer is approach mg.
He also srud that the admaru.
$UUUOn is not &.'isummg that this
one lot wiU allevuuc the problems
for the whole school Once the
issue or the law School isoutofthe
way, they can more effecuvely
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Open on a doctor's olfu.o wall
wilh a lamina.t£d po.s&c:r of the hutnUI
~tomy Oankedbycwo phntosnpluof
a t.alJ Aryan man i.o a white amock
Nt1d.i.fl8 m • sea of emaciated Afrtcan
ch.llchetl and grinning u if he had jUJt
won a Nobel Peace Pritt. Titis, of
course.. is Ha:r Oolaor.
.. Gw.en tq,-his "Yta squint into
oblivion andbelmghsdoep inhis lhroa&..
-rbat'sjusu.liulohum<r I UJe co loot en
up my guests bctc. ha ha. Bur you. my
friend. you are maybe sotrerina from a
cueofHepalitis B? Wcll.nottowony,
lhaYesr.tedwonc.ba.ba l" HeaDoktor
roanvxl lO the other Jido ot 1M stainle$S
stoel table on which Daniel perched
half-naked and wm~C)d in my ur,
"You too, pcrhlp'. have • litllo o( \he
yeUow in your liver. uh? Maybe you
should join your blue-eyed boy on the
~able?"
Daniel dldn ·,care much ror any or
lhia. "This suy's I quad.. ut's so.'' I
agreed, but «>uldn"t help blurtin& out
Selection of my teal ~n for taking lhis s1dt.
Crip.
"Doctor'? Uh. [ wa.~ worlderlnJ
if. Jn«da prcacnptwnand I'd lllll'•UI
w get t1 frum my doctor before r
&e.tve town .o ... T· 1 wa.ited Cor bD
'yea' and Dantt I and 1 lof\ ""'
fanfue lhrou&h tho baek doot I
happuzr IUld Danlol poorer.
"'Tbat was uules.s.. absoloLel} i
U5tless. I told you beforol can 'ttabj
beloa poked and prodded like I'
bo~ht and sold already. I hope
you·~ sll.isli«i brec•use lJUSl sptu
toniahJ'arc:ntonyour m.ind. ronan
10 ita)' wll.h you awhdo now, rm
cappcdOUL ..
"Swc.. bul 1' m k .. vin& towa
alone. Nobody followa.. notiOdY
~cnowt. a.lriahl?" Noel """Cwte
&e~tin' myself up for tome lmJ)()f1
""""'and 1 don't want~n.yone around
lhat'' goMa cause tzouble. bccc)mti
trouble. or change lheir name ID
trouble. Oct it? Got it? Good! ..
And I ki&sed him laghlly on w
ctwk and we IQJmbJed beck to
pfaco huddled ora ._ain
co) d.
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foro 1 etn'ttakl FEATURES
ew primetime Broadway series, Cop Rock, flops •
ANDREW Sl ANR>RI>
tt shard not Lo like Cop Rod.,
· ts, if you believe most tclev•­
criucs Ptty them In a season
which most new network shows
"'"'n' $inglc parcnls and cute kads,
Rock must have. samed anno­
vc and fresh
The cnuc~> muo;t hJvc ~-pee ted
colos....al chuvpah it took 1.0
auJ·~ such a nouon (WriiCJJrJellt
u~ 10/J,.<x})," Nobody s ever
somethtng like thas before. so
dam tt., 11 mu.o;t be good. Twm
~"'~' i different and good. and
Rock is really d1ffcrcnt, so gosh
11. 11 must be really good In ull
,,.,,.,. .. to the herd of approving
lc\'i•don critics, Cop Roc/c. is inter­
• innovative and fresh. Good?
Cop Rock comb.nes the acuon
romance of IIIII Street Bl~ .{
the prclCO\iOn or a Broadway
usical If you will rcmcmba . Lhc
:uon 3Jld romanct; of 1/tll Strut
vcr cnmcd the <:how The strength of that show wns lhc strong c.haroc­
tcri1..aUons and writing. The char
ac.t.crs tn Cop Roc/c. are n.:n charade.'
played by recycled. unn::cognuable
and ultimatclymedtocrcn cLOrs.. Not
bad. but bllll\d and bonng,likc lhclt
lines Just how med1cx:.re tS lh1s
cast? Remember Barbara Bo~son?
She playtd the
ex wife of I can act .. Bosson/Su:phen Bochco
effort. probably a combination
vaudeville/pornography program in
which Bosson plays the PresidenL
As much as can be said about
the failings or the writing. charac­
ter\ and cast. lhe Broadway nspect
of "Co-op Rock" deserves equal pollee and some angry poor people.
Howev~r. when Bosson is called
upon 1.0 sing. the result ~mehow
misses the mark. The w,JI~tt~
Wuk calls another ltule number "a
poignant bal1.1d by n balding. over­
wi!ight forensics e){ pert." Come on.
The fathoy sings almost as well ali
Lhe bst diet
went.
Daniel J.
Travanti•s
c hc1fllclcr in
Stephen Broadway on televrszon, the most
blue-collar and low-brow of all
mediums since billboards' Of course,
"Aop Rock"
would Oy if
the writtng
stoodupnnd
if the cast Bochco 's IIIII
5trut and lhc
John Rlltt.;r s hard oo-lhc-ouL~;idc
but rcally ·JU~t a tcrminal-PMS
case police chief in the short-lived
dramady I looperman.
First an CA-wafc, then a police
chacr and now an "Mop Rock" she
plays. the mayor of Funkytown,
U.S.A ! Pan of me hopes that this
5how live..~ forever Otherwise. we
are m for another Barbaro "1 know time. Bochco \lay~ f:ulhlul to the
tonn of a musical by bn:.D.mg oul
into song whenever poss1blc to
remind the viewer that this ts IMo­
vativeand OiffcrenL Unfortun:ucly,
the actor:s Clnnot Sing: they're
Terrible and Talcnllcss. Bochco
has found a paniaJ remedy is rap.
which actually adds o;omcthing to
an early confrontauon between the could l!Ct and s.ng. Raght? I mean.
what a concept! Broadway on ttlc­
vasion. the most bluc<ollar and low­
brow of aJI medaums !\tnce bill­
boards! It 'II worl. After all. "Coop:!
Rock"' i.~ lnoovauve . It's correct.
not just cool, to like 11. People""' aiJ
gel over how Str.ulgc 11 IS to tuvc a
muc;icaJ number interrupt their story
line. How clever. It workcdfor/t"s tilL Gary Slwndlutg Show. People
are tired or u show that has its own
univen;c accepted as real. Hooey.
Brood"" ay-tclcvtsion w1ll not ""on:.
Consider other annovauve pm­
gmms that do worlr: T~~~.,,. Puu.s
has people lhat ceruunly don't live
next door but damn if you don't
believe the logging town in Wa.~­
mgton can really~ i~l.JUst as Oa1r'ld
Lynch~ laid it ouL It ·s as tf you
heard about a srnndal m a small
town that slowly unrolds an lhc
newspapers . •'This can't be hJp­
penmg m Amenca," you say. at­
tempung to refute the rcahty of the
suange LO~o~~n. You u ccpt 11 wbtle
protcsUng. always rcadtng on.
While f"'·m Ptaks is real ror
many people. ··aop R " con­
suntly rcmtnds its viewers that 11
•sn 't. Ju 1 as lhc .. Energa1er" bunny
int.emJplSOOs for products lhaldoo' t
e"ist. the songs interrupt s rcaluy
lhal doesn't e.r.tSL And RllJ'b:lra
Rosson can •t act
Sea kayaking,
nothing to fear
BY TORI DIXON
At variou.'i pomts during my
f.trSl yc.u, friends of mine ;,.,CJll on
sca-kayaking trips with College
Outdoors. Each person returned
with rave review about how oom­
pktcly incredible hL'ilhcr \rip was. f:ued 10 die in a viciOUS sh•P""' rec.k.
Remember the scene v. ith the snakes
in ''The Lonesome Dove!
Superstitious JXlfllOOia a~1dc .
what ..-.ere lhe reahsuc n . of the
trip. l posed this question to a friend
andhe3nSWtrOO 1mp\y;ll\ckaynk
could lip over and you'd ge1 v..-ct. ..
procldcd t ike l' ·
eady. I ~ I l envied each one bcc:.tusc I
re~dly w:uued ID C'-~ence the
pleasure thatlhcy felt. but unfonu-
1\!l.tely I have an intcn.~ fear of
booLo;, l wanted to be able. to hop
into a k.aylll and have fun rather
than feel sweaty and diay at the
very lhought of 1C3ving land. r considered the d.lngers of
falling into the water and I decided
thilt the killer sea hfe that pruyed on
terrified humanssuchas m)sclfdad
not exist. aL 1~t ool in lhe Pugct
Sound. Well, hec.k, why not go? ll
is not like I'm going to the high seas
01' anything. jcause l Jll.Sl ~~~
urm.ind. I"Ohavt
hilo now, rm 1D
m JeaviJla co
ollowa. no~
od. .. "Cause rta
1 IOffiC impotWI
t lr\YQ\e aro\DlCI
trouble. bocomc
thetr name co
it? Goodl ..
i.m laghl.ly on the
bled beck to-my
~ain against tbl
's
all~
rds
nic
ds
osters
SMALL
18ER5, 1990 •
We have a umque opportunity for someone special.
A chance to spend two years in another country. To live
and work in another culture. To learn a new language and
acquire new ~kills.
The person we're looking for mighl be a farmer.
a forester, or a retired nurse. Or maybe a teacher. a
mechanic, or a recent college graduate.
We need someone to join over 5,000 people already
working in 60 developing countries around the world.
To help people live better lives.
We need someone special. And we ask a lot.
But onJy because so much is needed. lf th1~ sounds
interesting to you, maybe you're the person we're
looking for. A Peace Corps
volunteer. Our representatives
will be pleased to discuss the
opportunities with you.
INFORMATION TABLE Peace Corps.
The toughest job you11 au kwt.
1\Je'>day .md Wedne..day. October 9 & 10. 1990. 10:00 am to 3:00pm.
'Templeton Student Center.
PRF.SENTATIONS
The\d.ay. October 9th. 3:00 to 4:00pm. F1lm : "Let lt Began Here"
Templeton Student Center -Room Thayer 3.
Wednesday. October lOth. 7:00pm to 9·00 pm Shde ~~nturion : "Journey ofn
Peuce Corps Volunteer" . Templeton Student Center-Room Thuyer 3.
INTERVIEWS
1\tc~day and Wednesday , October 23 & 24. Q:()() am to 5:00 pm Career Phumiog and
Placement Center Bring completed applicanon to inter'\·iev.. Call :!93-~770 to
'chedule an uppotntmen t Call 1-800-426·1022 for more information . However, each time the oppor­
tunity orosc to go on a trip. I went
through a mind-bending pnx:cs.' in
order 1.0 ulti-
mately con­
vince my~lf Con:~cquemJy, left with no
CJ.Cuse, I <k..-cidcd that I mlL'l go on
the sca.:L'11yakjng
tnp m the Pugca
Sound.
that I should
not go.
I cried to
rutionaliz.e w ilh
my:-.clf. 1f C\'·
eryoneelse~­
vived the e:-.:pe­
rienc:c and even
enjo)'ed it. why
couldn't I?
Suddenly. im­
ages of whirl­
pools. pira-Suddenly, inzages
of whirlpools,
piranltas, and
tidal waves,
raced
through my
mind. Although we
began 103dang
our gear at lhc
ungodl) hour of
~n in the morn­
ing. wed1dn ·,gel
oul in the water
untilabouttw ·oin
the afternoon .
By lhaJ rime l
was almosl 1.00
impatient to be
nhas. and tidal
waves, raced
through my
mmd. I piclUrcd m)'5elf trapped
under my kayak~n sinking
through the murky depths out of
control. Then. twenty thousand
leagues under the~ I am auacked
b)' a neet of man or war jellyfiSh,
led by Jaws.
Tbc image of eminent doom
fJ.rmly in my mind. 1 decide that l
~mply am not cut out for this kind
of rctrC3tional hell. Why would I
willingly put my fate in the hands of
death?
t wonder if perhaps t am CA&g·
gemting. but, then again. pcrbaps
my rear oC boats is a ign that I am afraid.
1be water was
placid .~ceplf~
the occ.a:"ional
wake of a mocor boat, and I SWted
to rdu. No tidal waves in :sighL I
saw lots of jellyfish, swfl~h. seals,
and crabs.. The pace was as relaled
as lhe aunosphe.re. As we gbdcd
Jmt cottages partially hiddr.n by
endless rows of aus. I breathed the
charming salt smtll of tbc Sound
and felt e.tubcrnnt.
Buck: oo land se"-eral hours
later. I was uhalarated with the
pride of what I'd overcome. Aflcr
two years of digging in my heels
and refusing 10 face a challenge. I
had leaped an the direction of my
greatest fear. It was a g1eat tnp.
PACE9 SPORTS
"r :a7TW
'
•
LC \\'om~n s soc cr pl.l)"l'T'S bi1tth.>d hard, butlo!>t to league tl'ams in confCt't'ncc play. phDto by f:rac Mory
photo by M.rt Sdtotlsmd
Raymond Hoy scores again
BY St fA~()II.;' Oo
Ra) mond Hoy IS this week's Pwnur Log Athlete of the Week.
He scored a goal against Willamcttt Umverstty th1s pal t Tuesday.
Most of wt year's u:am members are participaung on overseas
program thl5 year. Amajontyofthis year's Learn is first-yearstudents.
Hoy is a leader. He worh hard to generate team unity which is
necessary to win. ''J uy tocontnbutc to help make the work IOgcther ...
he sa.d modestly.
Hoy and the res1 of the sports community would like to~ more
e,mwd support "I'd like to~ more people wm out for the home
games ... Hoy encourages everyone to come 10 the OcL 16 home game
aga.mst Warner Pac1fic. ''They're the best team in the league and it's
lhe crowd that keeps us playing well."
Hoy is a sophom<m b1ology major. ln addhion fo soccer he . ' enJoys other sportS such as basketball and tennis.
f>ACI. 10 Volleyball team wins
Invitational Tournament
The Lewis and Clark Womcn·s
volleyball team won lhe Southern
Oregon Jnvu.auonal lOumamcnt m
Ashland last
weekend! Tournament players'
Ex.pressmg hisopanions of their
flt'St champ1onshlp of the 1990 sea-
son, Head
The Pao's
got off to a
good ~tart by
placing sec­
ond m pool·
piny. wah
wms over
Western
Oregon and
Oregon
Tech. and a
I~ LO theJ.r
Southern
Orego n Lewis and
Clark
volleyball
teams emerge
from Ashland
victorious Coach David
LCWIS SIUd
that the team
played an in­
credible tOUr·
nament to­
gether Lewis
also r ce Is that
the team wins
when they
hmit thear
mistakes. He
saad that ev­
eryoneplnyed
weU mdividu­
ally at differ­ hostS on Fnday
The team went on to win thelC
two Saturday matches aga.m t
Western Oregon, 15-9, 15-0, 15-1 J
and Oregon Tech, 15-11,15-13, IS­
I 3tosecurc thechrunpionsh1p . Qre..
gon Tech had outplayed Southern
Oregon an an ear her match but they
were unable to do so agamst the
Pao's. Ena Eakin (Jr., Springfield,
OR) and Juhe Raerson (Sr., Pon­
Jan,d, vJ"I were honored as AJJ.
Eor;rot·IN Cwu•
hton &IIJr
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Ft ATUI£5 Eon"Oa
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f>IODUCTION EDITOI/Col'l EotTOII
Sam l:rJchon
ADVUTISINC MANAC:ll
O.Aw 51rtatJr ent Urnes during the tournament ,
however, he would prefer more con­
Ststency m upcommg matches.
The LC Pioneers will compete
with the Western Oregon Wolves m
Monmouth on Tuesday at 7:30p.m.
Wednesday, they will play George
Fox in Newberg. The Pia's will
then play host to a team of LC
volleyball alumni for the Home­
fesuvatics on F ...... y
8U51NU5 M~NA CIIII/
Caac:uunoN MANACU
/CMpla MrrlDnlrtD
Sun
F rr.d AltJnsor~ , A".td" Clllr.l., /olut
Cost.tllo. Tqn Dtmn, f:m1 £11do, Krittin
£onttt. Ktva11 Ftttdtrr l.a Fti""• Zor
rnmcis, folan Frost, /tJJIIIt~ Cuttll'F,
Coby Holfry,f,, ~ritt.t Pidgt
PtllrtraJII, ElrZA~I.Jr Poowtn Brrtt Pull,
Nltlty Pratt. MlltiMw Sdt1«rtur.
.A11d,.,.., S11111 ford, T tl1l'fllrll Tom, f u/ ~
Vn..Wla, LIDJna W41Ch.rltz , s.r.h Woods
CARTOONISTS
Ryt~n Milrlln Sttor Wrtul
PtiOTOCIAI'HIU
Mllrc Scleotl1r11 d, Mall Sdt"' r tt
ADVISOI
Pt:tn O.riJt.nuun ,
Dqt of CDmmwn~a~f~GnJ , Outir Pio's beat
Clansmen
40 to 30
BY Couv l-fOJli:V
r~R lliF PloNni.R Loc
1\fltr a huunung loss to
Lutheran l.m w~k. the
Paonccrs of Lcwas and \lark
Jdvanwgc or the bcauurul,
weather m Vancouver B.C.to
handle the S1mon Fmscr C•wt
40 10 The wan put th~ Pio'~
to 2 1 ovcrnll and I 0 m
play
For thc third time in
game.~. LC scored on aL~ lirst
'-1!-'>SIOn The scoring was JOt
by sophomore quarterback
Carlson. ~t.JrtJng his lir~t coli
game, who went Lo lilt air [I
yard fingertip complcuon to
Miller Tho catch was M lllcr s
of the ~n . all for TO's,
low his average catch of 48
M1llcr would later catch a
pass. but unfonunatcly not
touchdown, ending has slrcnk
pass rcccpuons ru sax
After JUnior Barton
fll'Stcollcgiatc field goal the
men tookadvantag eofnn LCm
punt return to score caght nlll•v..:
The P10 · s then scored I 0 more
to end the first half wath a
advantage
To begm the ~ond half
Clammcn came out wath au
sconng two quack touchdown
put them ahead 24-17. At thts
Carlson gave the qu.artcrback
to freshman Bnan Borges.
seemed to spark the htgh oo~
scattergun offense of head
Tom Smythe anto sconng 23
ond half pomas The first of
poanlS went to Ted Rose,
w1de rcce1ver, for a 51 yard
down, h1s first of the season.
Followmg an interccpu
free safety Mike Anders, sen11a·'\
the Clansmen two yard line.
Pta's drove the ball 98 vnrt
score, capped by a 10 yard
Dan Ruhl, jun1or runnmg back,
put the score at 3Q-24. Brown
added another field goal and
ran for another TO lO end the
ang at4()..30.
On the day, Ruhl ran for
yards on the ground and added
yards m pass receptions. The
aor all-purposerunnmg back
3-umes and had big plays
eluded a 56 yard run from
mage. and a 65 yard TO rccep
which was the re.-.ult of a one:-~
calCh and a 55-yard ~ramble
end wne.
Th1s Saturday the Pio's
to Griswold Stadaum for a
commg exttavaga.nz.a ag&nst
em Oregon State College.
says thasabout EOSC. '-rbey
viou.~ly an improved ball club
last year. You don't look
anyone ..... .1 don • t thmk there
any easy games. Looking
someone m this league L\ how
get beat. We JUSt need 10
aboutourselve.sand
weekscffon." Both the
Lion and athletic deparuncnt
encourage the entire LC ,..nm
nuy tO rutcnd the contest staJ
t ~30 p.m. beat
men
30 SPORTS
tRLOC
ming loss to
week, the m1 aturday/ Oct. 6, 1990
Football vs.
EOSC® Women's Soccer
vs. Seattle U.
@ 11 a.m. Mon., Oct. 8, 1990
Volleyball vs.
Linfield
@7p.m.
@Linfield ·i-: and Clark
lhc bcauuful.
couvcr B (' to
on Fr.L~rc
put the Pio'$
and 1..0 in I
hird time in
ired on iLc; fi~t
~oring was in·
quu.rtcrback
\g hiS first CUIICf
n1 to lhc ntr for 1
complcuon to
th wa~ M tiler'.,
llll for TO's,
c catch of 48
mer catch a sc
irtunntdy not
dmg his streak
at six
or Banon
field goal. the
llagc of an LC m11.
:ore ctght plays
lcorcd 10 more
Sl half With a
the liCCOnd half
ae out wnh aut.ha
uick touchdown'
124-17. At this~
~equartcrbackM
:Bnan Borges.
lk the tugh po\\
:ense of head Cll;:4!.
into scoring 23
:s. The first of ~
10 Ted Rose, J ,
for a 51 yarch
t of the sea.c;on.
~ an mtercepuoo
re Anders. sent a
two yard line.
Jte ball 98 yard
by a 10 yard
lor runnrng back,
ll 30-24. Brown
r field goal and Rt
TO to end the
ay. Ruhl ran for
;round and added
~uons. The
.. runnt.ng back
lad big plays thaJ
,ard run from
'5 yard TO teCC!~
e result of a "'"' ... '
I -yard scramble
day lhe Pio's
rtadmm for a
ra&anza agamsl
late College. c ...
~EOSC. "They
proved ball club
(ou don't look
;lon'l thmk there
mes. Looking
lis league t'i how
e JUst need lO
esand tmprove
• Both the adm
Lie department
e enure LC c
the contests ....... ~ 1:30 p.m.
in Griswold
Volleyball vs.
PLU@ 1 p.m.
in Pamplin
Rockja ws vs.
West. Wash.
@ 1 p.m.
@ Delta Park in Portland
Cross Country
Willamette lnv.
@ 11 a.m.
@ Willamette U.
Men's Soccer
vs. Whitworth
@ 1 p.m. Wed., Oct. 10, 1990
Women's
Soccer vs.
Pacific U.@
4 p.m. @
Pacific U.
I ~'Otlld're bought a Macintosh eren ''rithout
the student discount.
Gt~ Gollenr
Co"'ume• EconomiCS ond H-"9
Cornell Un.t-ty
· 1ne first urne 1 saw a M~1untosh , I \\~15 immcdiatdv ..
hooked. Ir's a work of m.I saw the student priong and my
next mo' c v. J..\ ob\ LOU). g~t ( >ne
·~orne othc::r LOmputeri are dltaper. but the)~re
a pam to learn, and ''urklng on Lhem C"Jn be a
gruehng experience. L.lst \ear. a friend bought
• .: .U1other kind of c.omputcr agaut'-lt my ad,·ice
anti hl.s used it for ma\'be 1,. hours. •
What a \\:J.Ste
"Macimosh. on the other hand,
'" a logiLal t:\ten<;ion of the
mind. I r le[!) vou concentrate
on " h:u m \'our pJper. not
on how ro get 1t on paper.
_ )ou can lre:nt· profes.
~LonaJ.Jooking docu·
mL)ms in minutes, anti
\ uu IO.':It the fear of •
learnmg new pro·
gram-, beclu'e the}"
all work in the
SJme \Va\'. • "Once rou're •
\\Urked with a Madnto:>h.
there·· no rumin~ bJck
. ---
~~~~~-~- ~g~-g --:: Comr see the \EW Computer Rr\cllr
program Store Templeton ( ollege
Center .lUO'\s from the Bookstore
Our 1\C\\ phone numbt·r b ~h8 .. lCiO ----------.! . ~ .•
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\Xhy do pet1ple ll>\'C ~ladnto~h·?
Ask them. • -
Tr~JnJns for Croll Country run' is h.nd wo~ but lht' LC tum
p rt d lc" laf'Rt' p•yoffl. pltoco 11y Tc.t)-. ~~
LC Cross Country
team ready to run
BY SltARON 0 II
The Lewis and Clark cross
country team trains hard, works
hard, and Lhat 's ho\\' they stay fit
and fa t.
CC runners arc pul through a
tough weekly workouL ''Cross
country i~ a span where you· ve got
to love it in order to do n ... said
Dixie Khadem Gh.K.ini, a JUnior.
returning for ha thtrd yCM.
The prdC lJC*;..\ con<i<t of run-
ntng and
• • swtmmtng . cncc. "
The women's CC team con­
sists of u:n runners: lint year ~au­
dents Amy Edwards. Maulda
Cantwell. Allte Htnman. rwJ l~ha
Oov.ns; wphomorc: Htlary Btll·
tngton, KatJe R tley. ancf J • Crncc.
JUniorsAm> MxDonnclland OJ te
Khadcm·Ghactnt: and !'.Cntor Janel
Ttb~ .
On the men· ~tllc. "'c ha\ c:
ft.rSt yCM tudcnts Zcyn O'Leal).
Jerc:m )
MacWtl ­
On Monday~.
Tue sday~ .
Thursdays,
and Fridays.
~team runs
between si;Jt
and nine miles
Q day. They
swim on Wed·
nesdays to
keep their ''We are looking
forward to a
championship season
on the women's
side." hams, and
Marcus
Com\\'DII.
He I p·
tng oot the
CCteamthts
year •~ the
fall track
people
T h e s e
people an: --coach Dat•id Fi:r
he3tt rou: up
and to relie-.e their joinL< from the
overload of "'tress.
Another pan of the11 progrum
is ~lied mtervaJ .whK:h :ue shon
di~t.ances ran Jl a cetUlin pace.
Between c.1ch set. t.hc runners are
allowed a ten.am 3Jllount of tjmc to
re.'L The triclt' that the folio\~> ing
set i-. -.uppolled to be fimshcd f:l.,.tcr
than the: flr.'l. The whole potnl of
this cxerctsc i ... to help lhl' run ncr be
fa..-.t.cr at the end of lhe race \10 hen
the)' 31C mO\l tirocJ,
All th~ir h.vd 1.\0B 1 finally
bcgiMingtopayoff. 'lhcw~n ·s
team is dotng "cry well. We tun·'e a
t.rong group of runner.;." ~d head
coach D'J\'id Fill.. "We 3I'C looktng
foi'W3rd to a championship ~a~
on the women's 'ide. A ~lid ()3\:k
of runners really mnl:es lhe differ-genang a
head ')tat\ on antnmg for the U<:td:
team 10 the spnng. The) f1n: JUniO!"S
Beth Pr.w and Jenrufcr IA:Wlild on
lhe women'< st\k. For the men.\\(
have scmor En Olson and fi~
year student Sony Ftltp.:' The fall
trJck people an: there'" ca~ of an
emergency . It a runn~r ha' o.n tn·
jW)'. 3 fall trnc~ pc~on iitl.; tn. or 11
then: ~n '1 enou ·h runncrstom.ake
n team (fi,e runners m;.U;e o team\,
they fill.n
The team·~ awtlXk l.S •n:.aL •
"I'm psyc~'d Thts " !.he t'lt:\!~-.;t
tC3ffi I' "e e\'er work:cd -.uh 11\\:'c:
l'••:c ~.'C:O Dl Lc,·· ~d KhJd"m·
Gh.leim. But the te.am wouhJ Jon:
more suppon from the LC commu·
ntty. ~y ·vc come f:ar. The) ·n:
not gomg to st p unul the (\-e
reached Lhc top. The) run 1.\lth the
fllO(lO ... We're fit and -.-e·~ fast."
THUNDERBIRD
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A representath e will he on campu-.
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