Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 55, Number 8
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1990-11-01
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Type
Newspaper
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other "'ntllll oLUME 55, IssUE 8 STUDENT-RUN NEWSPAPER NOVEMBER 9, 1990
ub sports funds redirected
J7ABfiT11 Powr.Rs
year an entirely new approach was
to the funding of club "pons at Lewis
'lar~ For the first ume there i" ~mcon e
nrgc of them all. and the f undmg hac;
I nlllic.Jll)' changed
I half of the money for the club sports
comes from ASLC, and the other hnlf
under the JUnsdicuon of the Health and
I''""'' Educauon dcpanmcnL A ~LC de
, oftcr havmg dtfficulue.-; with some
lu.'t yw.tocut down fundtng and only
the clubs exactly what the KPE depan
pays. This is a significant change from
~car, when there wa.~ no such thmg as a
' ·nator and the clubs received about
!more than ~dem ic credit for taking the class, accord
ing tO Udlock. So students get crC(hl, but have
to pay fces.ln women's lacrosse t.hc ,tudcn~
pay for everything c~ccpt balls,goalccequip
mcnt. and lrnvel expenses. The rest comes out
of the player ·~ pockets.
The only roa1 complaints to be heard are
about how difficult ll is work with ASLC.
what with rev1cwmg each charter every year
and now the stnct rule.c; about fundang, espc
cta.lty the harsh cutbacks. The cutbacks mean
more foes for the mcmb.::r; and le._~ money for
coaches.
Along with all the bad, there have ~
improvements along with the new changes.
.. It IS much ~ucr with h.3ving a definite
ad .. ·hor this
from
Ud-
ion of
for the Itt wo1nett's lacrosse, tlze studeuts
pay for everytlrittg except balls,
goalee equipment, and travel
expenses. 11te rest comes out of
tile player's pockets. year,'' said
Melissa Toby.
head of the
Women's La
cros.-.e Team.
She and others
arc happy with
the way the
·~d tf
IN-c between the var.my .md club spons
lhcrc arc specific rules agwn.st club
ity with it's mem~. and that there tS
lrom the college smce ASLC
pays," 5a.id Udlock.
l1dl~ock is a sst sung in the search for new
and working wath club budgets. As
recogni1.ed liaison. Udlock consults
for any changes in funding. He doesn't
, y problems with the present funding,
ys that there are space problems. ''The
team's home games are actually away,
· there'snospaceforagnme,butwebave
for more ~ by the fall of 1991 ....
ncrc nre problems, however. Member-
on certam Leams requires stiff fees m
cases, stnce they don't get the money
anywhere else. The school docsn 't pay
· so the students have to buy
own Ccrtrun competing club sports.
as advanced lacrosse and sailing, offer
NEWS
t American Smokeout
Page3
FORUM
Take Back the Night
PageS
FEATURES
LC Screenwriter
Page6
SPORTS
Portlan Loop Regatta
Page7 c.lub" are or-
~~an szed and
how Udlock handled the redoctioos-by <:ul
ung the same percentage from every team.
The reason for a cut in funding ts thru
ASLC has less money to give than anuct
paicd. ASLC g~ S6 per student.. by t.he
number of stodcnb nucnding Lcwisand Clark.
But somewhere a miscalculation was made
Judging how many "ludc.nts would enroll.
.. There wlll be a cut in all ASLC budgets
because the aclWll enrollment figures arc less
than the approxunate enrollment figures ...
said ASLC prestdcnt Liz Friedman.
The ~ns the school is suddenly in
volved w1th the funding of the clubs are
unclear. According to Joe Yusla, Dilectorof
Student Activiues. the ~hoot noticed Lhat
compared lO colleges w1th s1milar enroll
ments, LC sports clu~ were receiving con
siderably more money Some club spans
were gemng both school credit and n lot of
money. wtuch, according lD YuskB, LC de
cided was unfru:r.
Accordang w former StudenHll-l..arge
Hans Nyhus, ASLC, after h.avmg problems
with some of the dubs asked the school lO
tnke respon..~ibihty for them. LC gOt invoh'Cd
with a lawsuit I~ t ycur because one of the
teams completely wrecked a hotel. Other
club~ strayed severely from their budgclS.
And what do the team mc.mbcrs think?
There is definitely some disappoinunent \\ ath
all the change..; and lick ol funding. Fsrst-)'C3.f
student Erin l..amour. with women· s locro.~sc..
said "If you're in u club sport and 't'Ou'n:
is.-.ucd a really low budg~.:t, you really huvc to
watch where you're going with it beeuusc
you don't have Vnrsity swru nr all."
Jamc!> Rice, who has played with the
men· s lacrosse terun for four years. '\UUcd,
.. The athletic department ~ould look at the
indavtdual clubs. look at their needs. and dis·
tribute the funds by t.hc needs of a club instead
of JUSt a nut rate for alllhe club sports. The
school as saying that if you want to play a club
sport, you have tO pay even more. lf you wan&
to play varsity, thai's within the curriculum ." • • ' . J • • . .. ~
President ~11cb.ul Mooaty slt.s so.ktd In a du.nklo& bootb oa Hal~en. Mooney was one ot
twt'h~ campu.. fl&uns to sit In tbt booth to ralst IDOIWJ' for thf United Way and Rlack nltftl
Fund.. p11otD bJ T 011~ K ocltlr
Alumni office relinquishes senior party
BY AMON SAAR.
Ending an eight )"t!lrtradi tion. the Alumni
offtee wiU no longer sponsor the senior class
party,Silid Michael Ford. Director of Alumni
Relalioo~.
··o\U sense is that it {the senior party) is
not the best way to inttoduce graduating
seniors to the alumni as..wciation," be said.
According to Ford, the role of the Alumni
Office in relation to the pony was mostly
organiuLional. It helped r.he senior commit
tee dec ide upon Joca tion . bands. and obt.:lin •
ing Liquor Licences lor past panics. The
rru1jority of the contribution was not rnone-• wy he s:.id.
Of the 56300. cost of last year's p.1t1)',
the Alumni 01Ttee contributed only Sll26 ..
Ford said, including an estim3led SSOO. for
Fire in Odell Dorm
In Sam ERJCKSON
Odell residents wen: Ndely awakalcd
Tuesday morning. The chimney nue '"
the fireplace in Odell lounge was
accidentaUy ten closed While some
residents lriM to lighl a fue.
Smuuy was contacted 11 3~53 a.m.
Engine 10 aesponckd to the scene and
u'IM fans to dispease lhc smoke lbal bad
collcctcd in the tounac itx.lf and in some
of Lhe halls.
No peatuii<Ol dlmlp WIS aeporud
because of the rare. alcohol. The ruWnder of the r und aune
from ASLC nnd profits e.amcd through T
shin sales.
According toSagi Ratna)'Ub. ASLC has
budgeted S3000. fa the scnaor 1'3ltY· ··rm
not sure if we can ma1Ch the S4800. (of Lost
year) but we wilt dclinitely givc$3000 . Last
year the budge! had ulr.l money to give. bul
lhi~ year we don't ha~o-c Lha1 utra mo~y."hc
said.
Holly Bolnne, SOFA director said thai
her organtzation has not budgeted any money
for the .senior pary. but did not rule out the
po,-ibility of donating some funds to the
C3U5e. ShecJtedSOFAswtcnuons\Oplanac
tivites for all stude.nLS as a swmbting bl k.
SanceASLCfund~cannotbeusedforthe
purchase of alcohol, Ford said he h3d notdea
where the money to purchase alcohol. 1f ln)".
would come from thi year.
''When 1 did Lhe budget for lhi )"ear ,I did
not build in money for chc senior pany ... Ford
said. ln the pa.~ years he S31d the runds h3d
come from a contingency fund.
Ford stated thnl lhl decision i.!i not a
rc:.suh of probl~ concerning alcohol con
sumptionatlaslyear'spa.ny . "Thisi an issue
we've been looking at for several years. I
wish the seniors well, but l don't think the
Alumni Aswciation is lhe group to sponsor (a
pany),'" be said.
Conti nutd on p~~ge 2 Help sought for nC\\ u1n1pus group
The oun'c ling enter is "oliciting h'•lp from rccove ·
dmg and alcohol use~ to C\tnhlbh nn on-campus chupter
koholics Anon' mou~ .
Plea'e contut. t \an Steenson :11 x7160.
Alternative 'vinter break off r "d
lmere ted in le.1ming about home I~ sncs , hunger, lack
of nfloroable Housmg, gang • and other compo ncm~ of
urban po' eny? Looking for something interesting to do
over pan of your break? From \Vednesdny night. ov . .21,
to Wrdnr,day , 'o''· 2 nn Alremntive \ inter Break \'\1 ill be
held for Le\\~ .md lark students Parucipnnr ... will live at
n church in • onh Ponland and volunteer >1t shelters. yourh
progrnm , iood banks, etc.
Ench evening a n:present:uive from one of thc ... e organi
zatioM \\ill spe-ak 10 the group about a particular rs~;;ue .
An infonnation meeting" ill he held in Dubach Dining
Room on ~tonday, 'o". 5, m 7:30p.m.
For more infonnation con met Kriqin Johanson at 8954
or Kent Koth at 2 7-6996.
Playboy accepting fiction subn1issions
Hmer Playboy ft1agazine ·s fiction come ·r. The first
prize i. $3,000 nnd publication of your story in the October
1991 b ue.
Submit an origmal, unpubli hed tory, maximum length
of 25 typed double-p3ced page~ . The conrc~t is opc.;n to all
college students. regardless of age. Dendlinc i Jan. I, 1 Q91.
end your manu'iCrip l nnd a 3'' x 5" card with your
name, addn: .... .s. tc:\cphone number and college afliliauon lO
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I WOULD LlKE TO THANK I
I LEWJS & CLARK STUDENTS I
I FOR THEIR I
: CON11NUED SUPPORT I
I TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY ONLY!!! I
1 $2.0() off a MEDIUM PIZZA 1
l $3.00 off a LARGE PIZZA l
1 $5.00 for the second pizza :
: 452-0262 I
• · ' it great!® l L---- -------------~ ~ Elections to be held
Things are l'Oming to.aclo'C 11.' finn I-> ,1ppro.a h tK·rt: 111 Lcwi-. and
Cllrk. The J')ft'liocts this tcnn h:lvr. gone c~ccptJona lly well and 11
num!x."f ol tudcnL' h,tvc been l uvcl · involved. OSPIRG hJs pro·
,·idcd student' with the resuurec to mule their voice..; hrard und their
.trtions felt throughout the 'UJU".. The number or ~tudcnts \\ ho were
regi tcrcd to vote und c Juuued wa~ imprc i,·c and the move townrd
institulion.1hzro recycling m L 1 on the: \\3)'.
For Ill ·one who jc; intcrc ted, cloction..;; will oo held 01 the begin
nang ofncxllcnn lor throe',, ant po~iuon in the chapter. &lch oflhc
po ttion nvuilahlc: g1,·cs more control over what OSPTRG is domg.
not only ns a chup~r. but also 'uttwicJc. If you have a concc:m uoout
Lhc em ironment or c on,umc.r i su~s .md would hke to see OSPIRG
put S4>mc time anto tl, you .ue welcome to attA:nd .1 meeting on
Wcdocsd!ly NO\_ 14.114 p.m. in Olin 305. The state hoard n.:prL·scn
tati"c.." will bo there to hcur wh .. u you have to ....ay and~ 111 r.tlly lor the
is.,ucs th~:. stutk. nts wnnt to work on at the swtc board mccung
Snturdny Nov 11
Th.mk.' to alllllO\C student~ who lktve put in so mU<.'h time and
cflort and made proJt'L" su h a ~u cc.._~ '\lso, a wann Lhunk to the
racult). c;wff tnd ucJ.mini lration who have given us upport lhrough
out lhe tc.nn. Alumni offi
denies party
sponsorship
Contirwrd frnm pagt 1
Furcl 'dtd tx hopes the
'un gct.lll.lrty rogc.:thcr tor
prnduuuon, hut <;Wtcd thu1 llC
nmg of 11 '\hould go lh.
Stu<knt Affaif'l of lin. "II
office IO \ClVC U.\ J hJ$011 offi
~~~ ofltc.e ought to ~ in
~~rruirs It 'houldn't oo in
tiona! advancement:· he ~id
'Moshtudcnl.\don 't.,llOi
don I care who throws the
justthutthcrc·:-. u p.!lty.
hns been thut ~·ntor\ enjoy
\elves," Ford Jddcd.
Ford sutd H was u "quarL
<oenior pan y organu.~.~ uon wnnt.
an the ,tlumnt orlicc to bcgtn
I le 'SUtd the oflacc helped wtthr.
mg lhc pany in 198?, and the
den of ll remamcd t.hen ov11
year'
''t m cunoul\ n.~ to whal
happen,'' Ford ~aid. nre fin,tl
offices 1
The co
intcnm r
tgtou und
miUCCflCI
"''1lS also OSPIRG seeking new recycling ageni't·" inn.-.r;~~~
The OSPIRG r'CC)'Chng group
is w·orkmg to hire u prorc: ~sior~
recycling ngcn~~y to l.!t.kc caro of on·
campus recycling.
Ned Rtl'ttwtls, co-lc.~ldcr of
group recycling at OSPIRG. said
lhcrccyclingprogrum wu ... kft with·
out supcr\·ision nftcr Bob R~;cd tell
spring tcnn. Fonner I'C..'Idcnt dln~c
tor Rctd had previously hired stu·
dcnL' tltrough College Outdoors 10
PICk up recrcwblcs. '1'hc: progrum
is in limbo, rcc)'tling is nt an am.
passe,·· Richards said.
The OSPIRG ru:ytling group
doctdcd to go to Wnync Pederson,
Vice Pfe,tdcnt ol au, in ·ss and
Finance with the idea. "He ~ms to
agree lh<lt we nocd an out,idc group
to p1ck up recycling and reduce
garbage co L,,•· Richards said.
"We're gomg to put together
an honc.st 10 goodnc.,s') nxycling
progrum," Pcdc~n ~ud AcconJ
ingtoP~ n thel~w "und C'Iark
LAw School h& been rccychnll Cor
a long ume and LC plun~ 10 borrow
on what they're domg so th.u 1t
won 'tbe ncce."-lial}' ton::tnvent proc
esses and proccdurus
Pederson not.cd thut c.urrently
people nrc lakm~ odvanwgc: or the
boxes m the student center but
added, 'Td rather ~ the boxes
empty 11Ulll full, Ouu m~ll) paper1s
being nxycled" Richard-; ~ud he
can 'tlocatc the kc )'!'>to the new bms
but that when they are found the
mat.eria.ls will be recycled.
Pederson not.c.., one rea~n the
prugrnm ham't been succc.s..,ful.
"The P~fJUm has bc.c:n dependent
on studcnL' und volunteers 311d h.a,.,
been locaht.cd to the re81dcnc c
hall!ll," Pc.dc:r..on ~•d ''ll h.a.' not
had much tf any JdnumstmtJvc
o;uppun, I'm trytng to knd 11 t!lut
--uppon," he added
"Par this pro••ram In wnr~ it
ha'i to boc~mc pan olthl.' Cahrr und
rcgul.u prdCUcc. I t10.1s to be picked
up so 11 doesn't back up tu tlw:: po1nt
where people bccomclru trmcdund throw their recyc tables out.·· Pcder·
son ~id .
According to Ri hard.! OS
PlRG ha.o; COOlaCICd OULstd agcn·
ctes, and at ICJ.St one scrv1ct would
be willing to ptck up and recycle the
mul.c!n.al <l.l. no charg~. The college
would ..ave money by roducing il',
garb~gc. collccLion btlls
C'uncnl.ly primnnl y paper,
cardboard and ncwsp.lpl:r &..:. being
rccyded Rtchards s<tid he would
hl.:c 10 include maga1.incs. pta tic,
boule;;, cans and even motor oil if
pos.,ible in the new recycling pro-grnm. A('('ording toR·
offi e and dcpa~cnt, ~"
Templeton will have bin~
fcrcnt rccyc. table'\ When w
progrnm began!>, OSPlRG w
a good educauon progrnm
how to recycle," Richards
Although lhe dcuuls of
pro(tn.lm nru :.; u II up tn lhc
Richards -.rud he hopes the Dl'OI:
will begtn wtntcr term.
•
Desert Fax .. '-~trvict can hc:lp }OU n.:ach
lJ. Milatary Pc:r onnd 10 the <..ulf.'
A ~ICI.: 1101e. \ til) tt lie A< hpptnf lr• m the local nt'\\ ~per
1~ ml)' noc ~~n like rooch htnto wrneorte Lu ll\\d\ lnlfll home,chq
c.m mc.ln a locAntJ 1'10\\ chen:) :t b.\t, em W:l) ro :.nld t~ IIC'Jn~lt
~~~to a 10\~ one uauoncd In the Gulf I'Of fl'l'C
II. C'Jilcd 0...."<;ot l'3X II !o!.Ofe\ O't"\~ d Ill me-all)' ,md tmn,n\11
them n high sf"l'ttl usinE: f.nh:1nced FA X :stontre ~\ hk:h Is nv;ubble
lntcrn.ll~ll) !'!0 )'OU t-::In f.t., 11n~ tgt; to all) 11.5 nultt.lr • nt'Nifloel
CI\~J.~ • ur.~'Jh\!\.1 •n Opcrnuon I !Sl'Tt S11~lu
Jusr ~J 10 }\~II rn:Jn..Sti\lN'f Phone Cerul~ hJ pk.k UJI un (.lllioal
IJescn Ia:~ f0rm Put }tlllr per.,IJCI:JI mt'<.\.1~ 10 tht• ~Jl:l JliO\i<.Jtxl' ltlltn
rhc fle:(es.._"tr 'lnromaauon nKiodtng ~ tll8:fllfll) oumher tnt!
.\l'i) I p() ,\n t lllpiUI)t.'C \\lltltX II kll )UU t\nd tht•( li'ollflllltht•l,ull
shooltJ n.-u:I\'C )'Om ~ tgc "uhln JIC'I\ cf:&)'-
1 . ~ut P.l ll'ltSS:I!. 111 \lftly he ·ntlrorn tht-I coda Gulf u.sm.s
I he ttlli( l.tllcKm.\~V.•IIJIJic .11 all,\ T& I Phone t'1111 .. 1 l•) hncl ou1 \\ lx'fc
throne ne:ue;a to)~~~~ lorntOO,~rnl 11 how • (:un,uh )UIIr "'hut
1u~
01 ' till ~ 'iS'i Rill l~t ~ M~m In fl.un 6pm \u A..un 4pm
llec<.IUo.;e 'lll)1ng mnnc.'Ctc.'<lt~ r~ntrn·clung that lntJlOitontco oil of u
l>nn • •• • a. • I'Oihll<c """la-!Jrov&l.oi 10 t ov b, , J • 1
ltilo IPO(t' I• •looulelt t., tid .,..t.lioulcuo
-f W • JN Ytltil
" Ill' (l\llt'J .... I II •
Novt mER 9, 1 s SAFEF i offi
party
rship
r1agc 1
hopc.s the
~ether tor •
.ntcd tfull
:f go th.o
llico. ''It
!lliason olr
to he in
jn 't be in
rot." he ~lid
1t.s don 'txncr.
lhrow~ me
party.
iio~ enjoy
cd.
va-. a 'qutn c 11rc finully movmg m to our
offices hy the mlonn~tton
The counc1l member will
horneund lull)' functional by
beginning ol Wmtcr 'lcnn.
IIU~~~~~ lounges. "hich will be
i:ltt'lltln the old Dubach Coftee
ond 10 the torogc room ncJtl
t are ull under construcuon.
' 10nn Mosel> was .1ppnin1oo
antcnm rcpi"C'.SCOL'llivc to the
und Acndcmtc Aflcurs
1tmrucc pcndtng the nc 1 clcc-
ltJ..UUO!l wn.r --~ ASLC budget has been cut
icc lO berin 5 pc.rocnt due to u 1,1ck of a
helped fund. '1 his inllude-; Lht
982, and lhc tsofASl C . .SAAB,SOrA,
•d there nv"' Medin. und illl Chuncrcd
as to wtwl
d
rene ' Jy~)tal Berger wa." appoinlcd
AI l.arg' following Lhc
1gnntionofHan Nhyu~ Cry -
wns also uppoantcd a-; lhc
,.,_Commi,.,io n Chair.
-. ... ·u~ is working on •mplcmcnt
o SAFERIDE progmm for suggc trd color change, secu
ruy, and the SAI·FRIDl~ pro
gr.tm.
·The Sccunty Tu k Force met
ltllli term :md wiU continue to
m~t during Wtntcr tcmt.
•sagakl ~tnay11kn und Vtcto
ria Mosel) urc both on the V.P.
lor Student Affmrs Search
Commiucc .
·Due 10 overspending ounng the
hL.\t fist'31 year, ASI..C wt1s un·
ublc lO do much rundmg thts
tcnn. Montes at1tx:.1100 arc. as
follow~
Cur~c r ~eric!\ : SIOO lor two
prcscntauons Full lCnn.
Voter Awaren~s: $250 w.,
provtdoo for n Coflec Houc;c.
Conferen ce~ ~ 130 for two :'itu
denl\ to aucnd the "Amcricnns
by Pa')spon Only" conrercncc.
German Club: S75 roc Okto·
bctfc~t.
J-6o:trd: S 0 Honorarium lor
an A.A.
Mtbic Club $100 for Opem
Tid~cts . :-.i11than ~d.; rntnt,ufn_, the: ma.~ '-'llh 1:1 .\)lophonf extr.&Ht~;tnl.ll during the Pcrcu
,\mrrkc.n MusJc Wfek loo . 1 U'Y" Hour l)f
p}touJI!] Marc Sr.:ltaLfa
National Smokeout Day it's back
November 15, IQ90 ha~ bo(-n road to u non· nl()l""Jng campus. bctng of the non-mo e1
n.tuonally design.llcd ''Nut1onal Templeton as no" .. smOke free," a: TheS&udent Hcalm Cc:mcrw•ll
JI1Cint opmion polls were con· Re,ydi n~: $250 lor ummcr
mcnt, ·•s by ASI.C reganiing the recycling.
lave bins ,,,.~·----- -----------------.J Sm cout Day."' In pa-.t years, t.be are cl~ room and all other public be paruet(l!lltng hy presenung
SwtlcntHcalthCcntc:r l.'lffhastriC'd place • The goal of for ':uioMI display ouL~dc the Trw1roorn m·
topl.m.acti"iticson lhio;;daycncour · Sm~cout day 1 no smolang m-clud1ng infOtTTlauon on local nol:-
When "'"'
SPIRGwtll
1 program
ttchnrds
~ deuuls of
up tn t.hc
C>pcs me n~
term
.. h
Gulf u'lll.S
where
(\1~
ro :tllol u aging people to quit mokmg. Th1s doors on No"·embcr 15. mg ~uon programs, vall and
year mcy !lJC trying to create a olhcr educuuonal rruucnnl . n
Atnerican
Red Cross -.moke·free aunpus. but they need Nulional Smokeout Day is not ...,,n nlso be orrenng lo" -calonc.
the voluntary coopcnuion of smok-un uncmpt 10 ham: ~ SJTll)\:cn;. The vcgct.ab\e sn:lClo.s rnlhe displ:ly. uncJ
crs is needed to help do thaL goal '' 10 help them lhink more ~ncourug\ng non·smukcr to
RID CROSS VOLUNTEER ~nou~l)' about l.ht'ir health and to "adopt'" a ~oker for thi drty LO ~ LC ha.' alreooy started on the cncouugeco nsic.lernuon fOf"thewcll· offer support..
\Bill'~
l ' 't •eP
$ fil_
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11)1ltg m 'trt>tdt dolm \\'hen
)'OU'I\" mmpuler shoppang ck~ 1 mean
)t>tJ'n.-\\llliug lo nlakf sacrifices.
lll::u's "h\ }UU ''ll"tkh.UlSKIL1" the rK~' .~Tonbl !e ,\taonro-Jt• etas ~ mpoter
ltlt:L' L"\ ~:l)thmg \\JI.lll{x,t-mductmg .1 monitor, kt)hxml mouse ,~ meg:tb\11:.') \i
R\.\1,.-Uid .1 IO.m~dl\1e h.uu tll.sk Jtbt plug l"\l'l)thing in and the Maonte6h <lt.: b 1\'!lch
IO nm, h{\,.lll')l.'lht> ~)'\ll'nl S(lfuV:lic l\ ,t!re.td\' Ubt,tlktJ; And, dunk,\ (U lh(•1\l1 tn!~h
('()lllputt'f\ k-:Rc:fl(lll)' ca')(' l>f lL"(', ynu'llllt' up .ultl runnmg inuo time
I Jkc l.'\t'l) ~lit imli\h, thr Ch"tt 4U1 runthOlL;,;uld' ,,f.wJil.tl~t· JJ phcm(n' th;u.~l
work m the s;Ulll.!, con'L'tc..1tt ''~" '>!,) Olli.""C mu\'t: leuncd onr program, \'ou'n.: wciJl)t \Wr
\\'a\' 10 lcumng tht:m .ill Anti thL' IS one chetp nx)lmn.uc that (.k "ll tlt.J\l'trouble ~hanng
IlK• \ppk·• sui ·r'Ori\'t' !!...5eulli.Jrt1 t\IUIJ)IllCOI '' 1th t'\ \:t)' ,\L1 :mtosh-reJth liu11 .11l<l
\\Jllt~ to ~lt llll<l\h, M ·LX)\ 0" (!., .Uld ,\ppk·llllDpll\ db 1-s. ''Inch mt4UlS rou c:m stun.>
tnlomutKJO "nh 't.1Jnrone \\hOuses .1 thff'c:rentt\1--x' of lUilp\11(..1:
:e theM. mu:Nl t.lt."'' for )Uuoclf II II dl.lflb'(' \llJr nLuld .~ 11 chetp n-. nm::ut:\. ,.~ ( 11
\t!IO
For n1or inforn1ation pie J.~e vi -il
rhe Con1puter ~rore ar
Ten1pleron College Center
1\lt1n.-Fri. 9an1-4:30pn1 -(18--2.:;0 -
-Voters send clear message
'csuf1 oC me
6.e~n. Aftt:r r!m~;b SL~ moolhs of pllirn::ll rbca>
oc.miamp::ugtnng reg~:m Sl:f!I.ll to lbc Ic:R of the n::mcn by
boa1 h1Dat ~ "ie r:striL.-rl:d I
bor.Ua'l;s. ace~ m lbc case
c{ lq>.Jtu:d tape a incesz m •bee life of me motfx:ns
mJte. By ;ell ave -•v\J~'A. Oregon g:rve ~ sure
soc::ra dd'en ~ flil.ll W3:J; cspQ."ia
onc-sirfrd
cxt;c b:md. cbc f!Z
'10-:11' C!1iJ lb: I:J:st ~ CQI;;]Iti:d. Ccnl:a
dcaaJU :sbi:N:cd pahttc SO:::tin::t;!CI o;;a noti:rJCmon cv;a:;...
~w-•• ,,.'"' dll: OOC· :-o-per;en Oge-pJmt lcml I
pi Ottd the polls CQn'ect'--1
lcast:R 10 Jml 30 . ..,.. ... ...,
HD;:-o.-erp "sen pro-life: ld:::no;~~
[!"'J I gui lbe II
ll:l the.r fito:bn
C!IIr.lg MeJ:Aile 1 0 ..
'l'o it::n: l:ilU-tS: Z!J ac:r: al tSl c or ngbts
omr~ ber:wccn a ,..'OI'tl:m
c~ issres 0: f:C:t::-c.
dcctta-.:s llld clectD:m ~m
11JI'h1:ry
cfislt < wbi:1l an "t to b:!td man be pu ked
"cdT:i:s::U r:cu:ml:ng.. I Mrets
edit :sfur gsh...gr.m:m3T .
rRH lferh: co piec:aif~~:::e
cpim::5 cxp.c es.<td Chase af
vm.:mll~ .ca: ec~t::Utcf Pi=uu l..rJgmffor l...e:wis an
SIJJE OF Dis' U ·1o ... FOR
I
L·C tudent no e
Ha-ve ever •ted by
some p:opb: do &be r.hmgs Ulcy
" Thmgs yau ,;e an:
NdCJTCllU.~ lb:ags·
m.J lfJI: ~
doin 7 Wdl. · luTe hcmd
pee ptWlreo n·s been
dn11cd m JUn uor H
~ . bee LC. and prob:lhry
bo:.. r·ve nooced a diff~cm
from
s:b\)01 peq:tle
are finding CJSJI JI
drin.k:s. ~~ ·
<fod:n•t 1m C\i'C' Utc beck
else p:opic 'ibis mfur-
mx.Jon sa-m! to be di:Ltr-
mrome&xi~wfi~bp~~~
&II m~ if y fill m J-ill one
t BY KmsTIN E
ception in foliO\ving uthe CTO\Vd"
poop. men you e fuflen m ·wil~
crowd". and i:! rh01 you
vebocn fton nfD
~ mdmdu~l n:lalion5fUps.
I rCJOy thlnktfpt people
feel me N>ed r.o '" SUl'tCU2lCkd tr,
of pcup lot me wnc. Far
cy !eel more
sec we, self-a;sw ed sur-
rounded b) 'the all\4cf'. In
;d'. they umd and
asdomg. They ·becllx;se·fhi:y
r:cc:d 'the c:row0• ro rhem gp.
assu e d:ucm oithcU' sclf-iCJt'A
Those. nrhn 21'1-oid or drift
from ·thea:owd • @"'Uyare CoGts
ant nothing to do "the
do • • • --..1 .,._-,.,,,... I :t-Cf'OW S actJvmcs .. <~&UU ua..; to t3ke pw1. m awn: nll:r::
bcnhhrr purswu. These
rc:Jy chcm;ehe;s
y e m;u'fe
up. and Ucp S3II!
I n=~D
c:rov.ld·. and .,
lJI:tlV1QCS IU't: .simply ..,,.
~· ~ to wft:tt Ctlatt
people eo ·me aowd
mea a cm:tiutt
¢ummcl ranis
~ f.ar riD :rhcy 6"''
I'Tt!ln)'
m(~wb:
to b3ve to esc
cringed}. Jan
BY jOHN
Severe consequences for resistors if they catch you
dr:&l es"''OII!I:Hra-1re_ ro md:::cud
}Sof ~-
'YO!; recel"ll:d a oorw:e
~ Sa-via: t::a:ml}'?
So 'lllii::Jlt em JOO• do~~ ~ou c=m
cdl:c ym;-sd!f' ~ ~ sernce. The LC li-
CCn Ki::-6 G:ar:RJ: 1::13
of a m,-c: dot=~
ol ., rz-.
"'Yes. &t ~·1 c.
IS '313
powidcd -s "t
a
..• " ..... obtdkra
PM'£4 ocf:er·rtlii:l: cr ~ "' 1'b:y ca:
sider Ji c::z::
fl"lftrme . ~
1 =mxa :s fa:s rl::l:c
drrz:C.,. i!::.d ody
r!xt2 sa •ai b:::i ~I:~:.
.. n:ted.. The Dl:l:ln' mm crlx:se
ro go me ~ snt:1f!cr ·Utn
dtJ.oa po"" s.
So the met:~ estd again
\r~er :;n::,
r011 Middle Fa11
-ever. if cb::n: IS mc .~c::::~tt
c:m: 6x3 ~ tJd 15...
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Crztlli). hm1, cot ,.,.ii~ l!Qr a
prafn I
• CIIQCI!·
•
l,El"IERS To THE EDitOR
tulations to LC students might be in order
of
""• ••fr1 ~ .·•
how:, cr ueu a me~ .
Ya., a:s cdqe ~R:I£ :ca.
O::cwfc:d da:tin I w:~~rn
:C'iCJCO: et:v.. lr.d• ~PI"'" ...,-.ull
dooe. lhcrc: :!ts "sdow ..
[Sbe tb
could ex1
b:xn m (i
This
unpaa
people 4 \Vd"
:oowd·
-
• BY AARo. · BAAR
o people's perspectives for one world even
:One go Wd3y. I ia3
m front of &his very c:om
. r m mc LA crfTJCe. 1
atir.g
•Qidy
'11cu' wb;ltr!,.. I adE(f tr.d..
"Ttl: Ea:q Gerrmn G71ern
Justop:ned The
She thi:s
could "'t1ng
~m y ~
,,....,.;s ftld a Stgnifr
an~ her a:s did
people} And * tlpt
ftn'e an unpac:t on me. I 01!7.1 ll:rm.
I wu a5Ulundcd.
been d.li y rqlQl'tS ol cu:nron:
liOn~ and me fornu:r illa!d
CllliDCat ~
"or ol a-. ::ge:r'vt:r!U
it. but llO ODe.
to ~ r commttl'l'tf ber.:s'f ,.
radio from
KLC"' find 1cpor:
ofc" ~lbeud -
ang..
Word sptad of event
tht:ougb oa group Cnzr l!t:tn
cold :50tt con~
.. Did you brarJ Did you ..
We ~ned r.o each • •on
of cocld bdi£ve EL l su1I d:dn ~,
bel.ia e as r diove ro W2lt.c B chen Torn
8 ~ tevman
bcbmd him U."1f1 Lf!c Ba:fio \\all
"'lritl\ pcopk top' ( u ;zs ta:.
[
of
and [ IIV3S
ap!IJCm:a;
appfied
f1ln , ....
God ~
Dul~ u urne I was
Go I I&Jn) • ( C:VetyOCJ! ~ c:d
wll:U; tbq ~doa!g
of • t:rrb!r.
LETTERS To THE EDITOR
_ .... ,e Back The -ight-remembering'\
fnd«!
cdaron of me to •
Bacfc me marcb.
• ( fnrd 11 t1e(» ''-M:z5f.ft:s!Qr ( m;m i:::!l~;if:w
m Log"s
or
as ·scpar.uz.::t'"'
man-lt:tm:ra "' ... -" Air! re
:lbt iar.cd!! Or t5 i1" d::tt
i :[Qc:::d lb: }Q •ppor. :tt:cr:
I was Oer:e iOOI:n
SON: t3
____ · ent Bonding Rituals A iable Entrance Into en's Kno 'led ae
f..:m c:eb .Pio' ~ · (!!DtJ ted
I f"rnst n-
tu• .. un a his
-•. ftOSl
cf::n ..... ce:c·· :s !t:Oii'CC:c::t 1bis ~'tr:dl:::::~n'·
01: of tl".c:::se
rd yet a .. ....,.J ~:~a:n:.")" ~ ::a:t
' a::ri:mlicc.. Bt:t wt:n a.
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PN75 Whit~ tht' c.ul of Mrmp•~ 81-llr «"ltbratu its succestful mint on. "cret'nwriter and LC ;alum. Monte
Mnrick «"lt'bnks 01 bo• offt«" hit Merrick attributet much of hi11 own succc.• to ht. uperience• at
Lew~ .1nd Clark Plwto Wo~nw Bros.
LC grad soars in Hollywood with Memphis Belle
scnpt, which ended up bemg Stay
1118 Togtther directed by Lee Gront BY j t.: I fE \'E'-;~
Is theR; liCe after Lewis and
Clark? Monte Maricl: would give
a resoundmg ')'e.s!" Mcniel, a
1 en 1 gruduat.e. is enjoying the ~uc
ccs.s of h1s second . reenplay, the
CWTCnl hll. MtmpiUs Btllt. diiTtcull.. but that's where the re
search cnmc m," Mcmck ~d
He nclnowlcdg e.s several scenes
in the film l.hat he pan.tcularly like.'\,
but ~mgle hnes 'tand ouL as favor
ites. As the men are d1scus.smg thetr
plans for when they return home,
Lul;e. Lhc Belle's co-ptlot mcnuons
that he's not going to go bxk. to
woO;. A fellow crewmember
mocks, "Why go back to lhc dally
grind of bemg a bfeguard?" A<> for the rompanson of wntang
for theatre as opposed to film, Mer
ncl nclmu.s 'There as nolhmg to
match the excitement of thcattc.
But ttlS 'CI"J limiting Al'iO,thcre's
not much market for play~. \ ou
hardl yevcrsee empty movte houses,
but you do sec empty theatres "
One fact thnt is a hLllc sobering
is the nspect of film's longevity ln
theatre, there wtll always be an
other performance or n d1ffcrent
company's mterprc tauon. "What· s
on the screen •~ absolutely fro1en. Dear Mnrguente,
How can you know for sure
if you· rc psychtc., t thml I om,
but 1 have some doubts I kno\\
whcn the phone tS gomg to nng
and who ts caUmg. When some
one knocks on my door I know
who the person lS before they
come m 1 make other predtc
uons that come true also. Is all
llus pure comctdence?
Stgned.
SI.Jghtly psychic
Dear psychic,
Here are a few quesuon:, to
ask yourself Have you prc
dtclCd any maJor plane crashes?
Cured any fatal illnesses? Spo
ken to a dead person?
Slightly astheopcrauveword
here. You may have some mmor
extrasensory powers, but tf you
were fully psychtc, you would
know tL
Dear Marguerite,
1 have a bunch of great
friends, but they never call me, I
always have to call them. We all huvc o temfic ume together
when I om out of theu ·l•.x•l
seem aoalsobeoutofthe1r
Art they not true f nends'
'iOmcumc.~; wonder 1f they
hkc me If I never caJlcd
body, I probabl) would"'"~'"'
nnythmg but be alone
you thank?
Stgncd,
No frtcnd on the other end
Dear No Fnend,
Most people have felt
way at one time or another.
sounds hke you are putung 1
of weaght on your fnends.
may not be able to be there
all the ume, and they may
soul mates. but take them for
they arc If you do have a
ume together ltke you say,
enJOY thaL Meanwhile, be
f ul not to smother them, gwe
(and yourself) some space.
thmgs on your own somtetin
When you can't count on
people to be there for you all
ume. you learn to count on
self to be a good friend. The film tells the stol) of the
twenty-fifth and final mission of
the Memphis Belle, 3 B-17 bomber
in WWII. The film has opened with
mi~ed reviews but bo~-omce suc
cess. '"The most important thing, tO
me. is for people to see the movie.
One critic sa"' it as apro-warmovte,
another saw tt as an anu-war film.
so they son of cancel each other
ou"'" stated Memek. As for the final vemon of the
film. Merrick tS pleascxt IL turned
out preuy much the way he had
envastoned tt,aJmosl beuer because
hedJdn't llunk the fllm would even
gel mode due to many complexaues.
He was very pleased wtth the cali
ber of acuog. par1.1cularty by Mat
thew Mod.tne and Sean Astin (who
wns tn Memck's farst film. Surying
Together.} ln Merrick's words.
Modine specafically. "pulled Hoff
beautifully ... That's tl,tl has a bfe. A play opens • ......_ ___________________ _
He strongly encotnges mem
bef:o; of the LC commwuty. "Go see
the movtel ..
The ftlm has been m the works
since April of 1987. wtth the shoot·
ing beginning m July of 1989.
During this period. Merrick sub
mersed himself in litcranJ.re, night
hool:s,documeruariesand memoirs
of the actual Memphis Belle 31\d
WWll. He spoke with all CJght
surviving ''tt.tnu\S or the Memphis
Belle and even wem up in a B-17.
He wrote eleven drafts of the scripl
in all. and made slight change.<>
during his four weeks oo location in
Duxford. England.
"Having ten mDJO! characten;, it
was hard to create and.Jvtduals in an
equal ensemble The tech meal pan
of l.he scnp~ such as deahng with
landmg gear. all of the buttons and
gears in the planes was al~ a btl Merrick sauted as a playwright,
wiMing aSchuben Fellowship. the
Charles MacArthur Playwnung
Award nod the CBS/DramtUStS
Guild Award
The leap from wriung plays to
screenplays came about when a
producer. who had seen Merriclc's
off Broadway show, "A Hell of a
Tan," asked h1m to rewrite his
screenplay to make tl funnjer. "l
had always been afratd of wribng a
screenplay· like It was something
magacal," Merrtck confessed
However, after working on the
rewme, he began work on hts own closes and that's tl," stated Mer
rick
Merrick's neJ~.t projecttnclud e:,
a screenplay for Disney and Fox.
called Altvt based on the book by
Plers Paul Re!d. The film telb the
storyofnrugby leal1\ from Uruguay
that crashes m the Andes and ends
up eaung one another to survtve.
Memck recalls hts umtat Lewis
and Clan wtth much fondness As
a theatre maJOr. he started wnung
plays h1s semor year. Through
LcwJS nnd Clark's Fir Acres and the
theatre depanmem. he rccetvcd the
opponunny to wnt.c plays and then
~themperformcd "AtLcwtsand
Clark, you con do a lot more than
say. at somewhere hkc Yale, sim
ply because of the s12e," he noted.
His begtnnings at Lewas and Clark
gave htm the foundauon for hts
high aspirations and current accom
phshments
I Pacifie University , forest Grave. Oregon, invites
you to attend Beallb Profession Day
Saturday. November 17. 1990. ·
PACE6 ~ at 9.00 .a.m. tbe roU<nnng academic programs
will be discussed 111 the Pactf•c University Student f.enter:
.OCcupational T•er•py (Bachelors Levell
eOptometr 'f ( DoctOC' •te Level)
•Pilyaical Therapy (Mastert Le•el)
.Proreaejoaal Paycbolqy (lloctorate It Masters Le•el)
'"f'"t'T"{" ~\ fT'!. ·; ,._)IIJI'(ll ... "' I"''J1:·,,-, .. 1 .... \ r: t 1:. •. ~~ , I {.ft. 1 \.'·~ I-' !t ... .,;,'·"! ,:r. '11r ;-... iJ'I.,"-.: l\ : . ..... ·r r·'· . -~ .· •i I·
' 1 ., ' ....., .~,·n ' • ~ J. ·!1··, 1 .. , ... ·r· ... :--littt-:i.' • 1.-,.f,. ·,Ojt: •. ·•d.:Y J ~·-•ll.,. •.. ,,.
t.;uw •,.~.;.t i ·~- iA;.t!-f:l1~;:. ·,t!'-!!.!l..• ~:.u.u .. Y"!.'i' Graph~cs
Comp@)t~t~on
the International Rffoi
Symposium needs o logo for
this year's symposium:
The Chonging Foce of
I nternotionol Oeuelopment
FOR THE DESIGN CHOSEN:
>>the or1ist's nome will be disployed
on oil:
• brochures
• posters
• t-shirts
>>the ortist will receiue $25
>>oil supplies will be prouided for
the final product
REOU I REMENTS:
1. Design 8 logo pertoining to
the topic: "The Changing F&ce
of In ternetionol Oeuelopment "
2. Use o moHimum of 3 colors ,
Including the paper color of
white or cream. •
SUBMIT RLL DESI&NS TO DOH 36
BY >>MONDRY. JON. 7. 199 J
ror more lnformotlon contect Scott Spendloue
tel. 246-8302 bOH 251 2
NOVEMBEM • IOflE
rJHFW 5<
Although~
the Pioneer
ctory Tho
Wllh Olj
The Pionca
Jeff Miller
stnkc Mtll<
With SlX pa5:
223yards
Hood Lcagt
week. Bn
~~'-"'~ on a
VW'Sity
wnytO
and a
e\'try
away
staff
of the
CH'
L~
...... ci'PCS,
i:il.t •ubt
~IUc&ep
~uriculo.m 111
vldon
~~
t.~~
Clinic•! ~
VIdeo ln.
(VIP) tart
firma
·28 lther end
have felt
or another.
-e putung
fnends.
)Clhere
~ them nnll
o have a
you say,
l'!hile, be
hem,gtve
ne space.
Yn S011lel1J
count on
riend.
r
1ent
i for
' • SPORTS
·oneers defeat Oregon Tech 28-25 •
A·m 1rw SctiWD'l'll'.R
Although tackmg n sharp fii'St
the Pioneers were nble to grab
tory. The Pioneers have hnd
~o1c wath naght gnmc.s the past
· sc.'!SOM and lacked cxecut.aon
lhe lights an Klamath Falls.
were able to hnng on and come
wath o Mt Hood Conference
ddeatang Oregon Tech, 28-
The Pioneers fell bchmd early
DbcllacChadCarlsonconnectcd
Jeff Miller on o 32-ynrd ~or
Jl""'· Mtller who fintAAed the
with six passes fora ~hoot rcc·
3 yards was honored as the
Hood League offensave player
week Bnan Borges IJlcn hu
Bockus on a ~ven yard touch-
~HAl< I:>,'-J ().{J
Thl4f weclc, the Pioneer Leg
all intr.liDural partici-
115 Athte&e.s of the Week.
Intromurals are different
\'Qn>ity level Sports. They
n wuy to release saress from
and ~ lot of fun to lake
w lnttamurals are getting
. More people arc partici
every year. These activi •
IU'C a way of uniting tho stu·
sanc1 staff on campu~and the
of lhe l...cwts and Clark
Mary Hunter deserve, oxtta
ilUUUJons. She is the coor
for inttnmural activitiea.
has many helpers, ranging
• • tl.>SL,tant SUP'-"t'VlSOJ"S lO 10-
ual team represenuuives.
ICHMOND
LAW
mall cl•aa, 111pporti~ facvtty
iife.l aub\lrbm c~
~!lie ~a&J community
lunellllltn llld piiiOCIOCnl
•illoo
&\'itonrn ental Law m
lat Year
l.awycnna SkUb .t
C'1 inle:al Cou I'IU
VIdeo lnlief"icw Propam
(VIP) wcr ca ma}M mJda i:r.cl
Anna
;ek:t>,.tana 120 )can
~~in• ~ kaal profcaaon
0-289-URLAW
utoc or AdnuUJOn Service•
lhuvenity or Richmond
Sehoal o( Law
Richmond, VA 23173 • down JX!SS and gave the Ptoncer.c a
13·10 lead before halfumc.
The Owls scored fm:t niter the
break and led unul the end or the
thtrd qunrter when Wide rccc•vcr
Joe BncJcu.., threw an 85 yard re
verse touchdown pass 1.0 M11ler
w~utJng all alone at Lhc Owl''i 30
ynrdlmc Backus then hit Dan Ruhl
on a S1m1lar play for an 18 yard
'iCOrt..
The Pioneers boosted lhcscorc
to 28-17 when Ttm Dcggcndorfcr
hu Tony Fowler on a perfectly
executed fake cxtrn pomt aucmpt
The Owl's then came back w1th a
II ·yard touchdown run with 28
seconds left tn the game but the
Pioncccs successfully covered the on-~idcs luck to seallhear fourth
victory of lhe sca~n.
The final game of the se:t'IOn
will see the Paoneers defend lhe
nght.s to keep the wagon wheel a,
they take on Wallameue m Salem
on Saturday. At sLake in this
gnmt 1'-'>Ole possession of second
place an the CPA's Mt. Hood
Lcugue The winner of this game
will mnk bchtnd only Southern
Oregon in the ~vcn team lcuguc.
The Wagon Wheel {an au·
lhcntic whul from early North
wc:_<.~tsetlletS )ha.s been going home
with the winner of lhis contest for
over 40 years Lewis and Clark.
currently hns J)OSSCS.'iton of the
wheel due toILS 54 28 routofWil
lnmcue last year.
LC crew teams compete
in Portland Loop regatta
BY MIRA MoRTON
This past weekend at The Pon
lnnd Loop head race the Lew1s and
Clark lightweight women's four
and the lightweight men· s four took
second place and the women·"
openwe1$t hl etght took lllh. This
3.5 mile race had crews from uni
versuies rangmg from HArvnrd. Cor
nell. Stanford, to Universaty of
Victona, UmversityofOregon,and
Unaversity of WashinglOn .
The Women ~s lightweight four
wtth BrendaBabeshoff , RachelTsu,
Hope McKee. Did.i Nelson and cox
swam KathelinePelt:Jercamein 1 42
minuteS behmd Pocock Trrumng
Center. the national crew team tmm
mg center. They were the only
hghtweighl
boat m the Orocks. wec.ame and conquered! ..
In addttioo to lhe.\C two boats,
the women· ~ opcnwe1ght esght
also made u strong firush coming
in 11 out of 14. This Lc; the only
boat in the rJCe with rowe~ who
raced tw1c.c The lop four m lha.s
race were, Umversu:y ofV1ctonn,
CaJ Berkeley. Washmgton, and
Stanford. Thewomen 'sopeneaght
wa..'\ less lhen two minuteS behmd
Stnnford..
Coach Charlie Brown com
mented, "I am very pleased and
proud of our rower; and lheir per·
formancc. I reccavcd numerous
compliments from vJSumg crews
on our spmt. perfonnance and or
gani.r.nuon . I am lookmg forward
lD next week.<>
roces in Sc~
auJe,lhe Frost
bu.e and the
Head of the Juli~ Rhtnon, Hnior, tplk~ th.e ball into tiM other
tuav d~(ma~.
olleyballloses to
estern Oregon
BY ANca.A CLARK
The Lewi<~; and Clark volleyball
team was unable to defend their
Oisuict n lii.Jc last weekend. ·n,e
Pto ·., tOSl in two straight g::unc.s to
Wesu:m On:gon in the ctwnpion
ship round of the DiWict lOuma·
ment
Their number cwo 5eCd had
given them a bye in Fnday's ftM
round of the townamenL The Pio"s
began thtir play by dd~ung East
em ~gon and then lost two games
lO Westun Oregon.
Saturday, LC opened with a IS-
4. tS-5 win ovu George Fox to set
up the identical mmch~up. in the double elimination tournament,
as a year ago. 'Thi~ ~ason they
were Wl.3blc to beat West.em
Oregon in order to advunce lO the
Bi-Di'>tnet rrullCh. 'f'hc Wolves
prev.riJed by defeating the Pio
neers lS· 7. lS-9. In earUcr ~·
~ c:ornpetit.ion the Pioneet"i had
beaten tbc: Wolves four straight
umes. ln r.bis mat.ch. the Wolves
seemed tD have rcxhcd their
season's pedk.
The Pioocc.rs ended their sec
ond season under head coach
David Lewis with 3 record of23~
16 o,·c.raU, 16-S m District U
matches. and 10-2 in the NCtC. race. Behmd
the LC
women, two
Umversny of
Oregon BoaLS
camemthl.rd
and fourth.
The women
had one of I received nwnerous
compliments from
visiting crews on our
spirit, performan ce
and organization.
-Coach Charhe Brown ~e ~~ L-------------------------------------------~
their best
rows yet.
D•d.i Nelson
stated, "It felt grea1t"
The men's boat. consisting of
JasonStanford,Josh l..cnthall. Andy
Tarr. Rob WaJl!lch tmd coxed by
River Cromwell also Look second,
58 seconds behind Willamette
Rowing Club. Willarncuc Rowing
Club is the national champion.
Like thewomen,lhe men's four
waslheonly lightweight crew m the
race, outweighed by all boats by
thirty-five pounds. Third place
went to Portland Rowmg Club. Rob
Wallach comments about the race,
"In the U'8diuon of the ancuent boalsl" we will be . compeung
agamst other
regtonaJ teams
and I CJtpect
outstandang
performanc es
from all
The LC crew team has two
more regattas uus coming week·
end up in Seattle. They wiU
compete ngnli\St various regional
teamS such as, Un.iversityofPugel
Sound, Pacific Lutheran Umver
sny. GonJ..agn. University or
Washington. Sea ale Pacific. Unt
vers.tty of Oregon, Oregon State
Umverxity, and Seattle Rowmg
Club. This will be the first com
peuuon for many of the novioc Sat.. November l 0, 1990
Football vs.
Willarnene @
Willamette
@ 1:00 p.m.
Crew@
The Frostbite
Regatta@
Seattle, WA
Time: TBA Sun., November 11, 1990
Crew@
The Head of the
Lake Regatta @
Seattle. Wa
Time:TBA
November 17. 1990
Cross Country
NAIA Nat'l
Championships
rowers. All boats are expected to L-------------------------------- .....
mnke scrong finishes. American
Red Cross
81 A RID caou YOLUNIIIR
• . t .. . • PUBLICK OCCU ENCES
TODAY
9
M IC-A.s part of .\merican
Music weeJ.... The Aequahs Ensemblt
performs in EvansAuditonum, 8 p.m.
This cello, piano and pe~u~sion
ensemble has been ha.tled by theN~w
ro~k Times and othe7 prestigious
presses (like theP~ LoJ., . Judge the
Aequalis Ensemble for youn;elf in
their first ever Portland gig.
tASI'ER CLA S John Faddt~
world famous jazz trumpet player.
present\ a master cla\s today, 11 45
a.m. to 1 p m. m Evans Auditorium .
The etas ts free and open to aU jazz
fan<;
THEATRE-The LC Theatre de
partment pre ent~ The Singular Lif~
ofAlberr Nobbs tomght. 8 p.m in the
Fir Atres Theatre, Tickets t.Ost $1
and are gomg fast; call the box office
to reserve} our rickets. The play runs
tomorrow nieht as \\elJ, same dra-...
marie time, same dramatic place..
PORTLA ~o CE :TRAL AMER·
ICA OLIOARITY
COM!\iti'I"I'EE-Miguel Sucuqui
of Guatemala's Council of Elhnic
Communities speaks tonight. 8 p.m.
at Laughing Hor~e Booksrore .
Sucuqui, a fannworker, sO"Uggles for
human rights for Guatemala· s m
digenous peoples. Call236-7916 for
more information.
SATURDAY
10
SOFA-The movie .. Steel Magno
lias" is shown in the Council Cham
ber tonight. 7:30p.m. and IOp.m. h
is free and open to the public. FILM-The ~orthwest Film and
Video Center presents the Cilo
A wards, 1 05 minutes of the world's
be."'l comme~ia.ls . Show times are 7
p.m. and 9 p.m., call the Center for
more information.
OPERA- The Portland ()pcrJ pre\\
ent~ the one act p4\ychoorama ~a
lome, tonaght .1t 7 30p.m. at the C1vac
Auditorium. The WW de.'icnbc:s
Salome as: ""Telke a pia} m whach
0 car \Vilde dabble.4\ m decadence
Tran~late to Gennan Get mustc
from Rn.hard Strau s, m that phase
of hts career" hen he wants to sho\\
ho\o\ far he can go m pot oaymg psy
chosts Theresultts .. .SO/ome.'' Wow,
sounds pretty weud.
T PARTY TONIGHT,
ALRIGHT -If you can t find much
to do tonight, as I haven •t, remember
your best fnend. the tv One of my
media colleagues suggests \'lewmg
Star Tr~k He says that the new
$enes plays back to back with the old
one.
SUNDAY
11
SUNDAY EVENING REFLEC
TION-Or Paul S Wright, LC
Theologian -in-resJdencc. speaks on
"Reflection.;; on WW 1 and Anmsnce
Day'' tomght. 6 p.m. in the chapel.
MUSIC- The LC Chamber Choir
presentS a free concen tonight, 8
p.m. in the chapel. The program
includes works by Monreverdi,
Debussy and Copland. Student solo
ists featured are Charlotte D1ck, Erin
Boberg and Jodi Eichelberger.
MISTAKE-M y dinner with Andr~
is tonight. not last week. r guess r got
roo excited and jumped the gun.
Anyway, the film shows in the Coun
cil Chamber at 3 p.m. for free.
Sua Hollaw~ u Hubut inn~ Singular lif~ of Albnt Nobbs.
NOVDOD9, 1990 MONDAY
12
OTIIING Not much going on
tonight. Try ched.ing the t.v. gu1de. WEDNESD
14
ART-An ma.Jor, cool woman
my friend, Margaret Richter ·
her kites in the Semor An
TUESDAY
13 begtnning today on t:he top VOL~
the Libmry.
THURSDAY
1s e1
MU IC-The Oregon Symphonic
Band. one of the prerruer adult con
cen bands m the Nonhwest . per
forms tonaght., 8 p.m. m the chapel.
The LC Wind Ensemble opens the
show MU IC-The LCChamoer<
tra. dtrected by Bill Hum.
free concen tomght. 8 p.m. in
Audttonum .
SPEAKER-M s Nomonde Ngubo,
a labor acnVJst, orgaruzer of the
Council of Umons of South Africa
and the NanonaJ Umon of Mine
workers, speak tomght, 7 p m. in the
Counctl Chamber Her talk will focus
on the role of labor organization and
women in the sO"UggleagamstApan
heid A questton and answer sesston
follows the speech. COPELANDIA-Join thts
land Donn Council version
Meeung., tonight, and every
day, 9 p.m. m the Copclandia
lounge Bnng up anything of
cern and the Dorm Council will
With u. I have a concern.
we going to do about the school
changes?
November Nirvana nears
8 y ERIK HARPER
Our radio station (I have been told we do have one, al
I have never heard it myself) I<LC, presents a fall party extra
ganza, ''November Nirvana." ''November Nirvana'/ is a
for The Coalition for Human Dignity and features two n...,.
rock n' roll bands: The Delinquint Johns and Sugarboom.
Tius transcendenteventisSaturdayNovember , 10at9p.m. ·
Stamm. Admission is $1 and goes to The Coalition for H
Dignity. I<LC t-shirts, the perfect accessory to any wardrobe ,
be on sale at the event Also,
there will be a Coalition for
Human Dignity information
table for students interestered in
this organization .
Young busine profes
sional, SWM, 32. (S' J 1",
162lbs). interested in meet
ing nice, attractive, SWF age
20-30. J like to uercise
regularly. go to movie and
Cine restaurants, and enjoy
Oregon's great outdooh. If
you're looking for a n1ce,
honest, responsib le, stable,
and fun lovang indtviduaJ
you should answer this ad.
Please respond to P.O. Box
219185. Ponland. OR
97225. FOR SALE: 1990 Toyota
pick-up, two months old.
Asktng S6.000 plus a com·
plete set of new lav. book ,
or best offer. Call286-7677.
BARGAIN plan UckeL, on
way to SAN DIEGO on Nov
20. $100,080. Call Jt8400.
Send your classifieds to
the Pion~~r Log. Box 2 J.
10 cents a word, $1.50
• • m1mmum . arn
AARON BA~
President
~~ed afte
qune an CltC
mary ~~
ano
sb;w their
iOOn.i:!'t' ~d
Mooney
sion E
collagef
• > m. m
I.
ESD
r
1\SE-Kun
OWn, TP:.lll"l
rtenng the
in the LC
fPortland'
bles. The
!TS and
forces to·
n.
> FRJE
onsuelon ...
ntiago V
:1nt Labor
. m the
~SDA
,1thorAn
rell's tonig
signing.
rum peters,
rte LC }a.u
8 pm in
~ou area J
show.
•art of
r esus La'"'
mic Com
1ta tes" toni
Dinjng
KE
~::.pi tl between
good C
,4at8p.m
album, R\'10
an the
mor has it
-and-black
1::., I feel they
hagood mess
other "'ntllll oLUME 55, IssUE 8 STUDENT-RUN NEWSPAPER NOVEMBER 9, 1990
ub sports funds redirected
J7ABfiT11 Powr.Rs
year an entirely new approach was
to the funding of club "pons at Lewis
'lar~ For the first ume there i" ~mcon e
nrgc of them all. and the f undmg hac;
I nlllic.Jll)' changed
I half of the money for the club sports
comes from ASLC, and the other hnlf
under the JUnsdicuon of the Health and
I''""'' Educauon dcpanmcnL A ~LC de
, oftcr havmg dtfficulue.-; with some
lu.'t yw.tocut down fundtng and only
the clubs exactly what the KPE depan
pays. This is a significant change from
~car, when there wa.~ no such thmg as a
' ·nator and the clubs received about
!more than ~dem ic credit for taking the class, accord
ing tO Udlock. So students get crC(hl, but have
to pay fces.ln women's lacrosse t.hc ,tudcn~
pay for everything c~ccpt balls,goalccequip
mcnt. and lrnvel expenses. The rest comes out
of the player ·~ pockets.
The only roa1 complaints to be heard are
about how difficult ll is work with ASLC.
what with rev1cwmg each charter every year
and now the stnct rule.c; about fundang, espc
cta.lty the harsh cutbacks. The cutbacks mean
more foes for the mcmb.::r; and le._~ money for
coaches.
Along with all the bad, there have ~
improvements along with the new changes.
.. It IS much ~ucr with h.3ving a definite
ad .. ·hor this
from
Ud-
ion of
for the Itt wo1nett's lacrosse, tlze studeuts
pay for everytlrittg except balls,
goalee equipment, and travel
expenses. 11te rest comes out of
tile player's pockets. year,'' said
Melissa Toby.
head of the
Women's La
cros.-.e Team.
She and others
arc happy with
the way the
·~d tf
IN-c between the var.my .md club spons
lhcrc arc specific rules agwn.st club
ity with it's mem~. and that there tS
lrom the college smce ASLC
pays," 5a.id Udlock.
l1dl~ock is a sst sung in the search for new
and working wath club budgets. As
recogni1.ed liaison. Udlock consults
for any changes in funding. He doesn't
, y problems with the present funding,
ys that there are space problems. ''The
team's home games are actually away,
· there'snospaceforagnme,butwebave
for more ~ by the fall of 1991 ....
ncrc nre problems, however. Member-
on certam Leams requires stiff fees m
cases, stnce they don't get the money
anywhere else. The school docsn 't pay
· so the students have to buy
own Ccrtrun competing club sports.
as advanced lacrosse and sailing, offer
NEWS
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Take Back the Night
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FEATURES
LC Screenwriter
Page6
SPORTS
Portlan Loop Regatta
Page7 c.lub" are or-
~~an szed and
how Udlock handled the redoctioos-by <:ul
ung the same percentage from every team.
The reason for a cut in funding ts thru
ASLC has less money to give than anuct
paicd. ASLC g~ S6 per student.. by t.he
number of stodcnb nucnding Lcwisand Clark.
But somewhere a miscalculation was made
Judging how many "ludc.nts would enroll.
.. There wlll be a cut in all ASLC budgets
because the aclWll enrollment figures arc less
than the approxunate enrollment figures ...
said ASLC prestdcnt Liz Friedman.
The ~ns the school is suddenly in
volved w1th the funding of the clubs are
unclear. According to Joe Yusla, Dilectorof
Student Activiues. the ~hoot noticed Lhat
compared lO colleges w1th s1milar enroll
ments, LC sports clu~ were receiving con
siderably more money Some club spans
were gemng both school credit and n lot of
money. wtuch, according lD YuskB, LC de
cided was unfru:r.
Accordang w former StudenHll-l..arge
Hans Nyhus, ASLC, after h.avmg problems
with some of the dubs asked the school lO
tnke respon..~ibihty for them. LC gOt invoh'Cd
with a lawsuit I~ t ycur because one of the
teams completely wrecked a hotel. Other
club~ strayed severely from their budgclS.
And what do the team mc.mbcrs think?
There is definitely some disappoinunent \\ ath
all the change..; and lick ol funding. Fsrst-)'C3.f
student Erin l..amour. with women· s locro.~sc..
said "If you're in u club sport and 't'Ou'n:
is.-.ucd a really low budg~.:t, you really huvc to
watch where you're going with it beeuusc
you don't have Vnrsity swru nr all."
Jamc!> Rice, who has played with the
men· s lacrosse terun for four years. '\UUcd,
.. The athletic department ~ould look at the
indavtdual clubs. look at their needs. and dis·
tribute the funds by t.hc needs of a club instead
of JUSt a nut rate for alllhe club sports. The
school as saying that if you want to play a club
sport, you have tO pay even more. lf you wan&
to play varsity, thai's within the curriculum ." • • ' . J • • . .. ~
President ~11cb.ul Mooaty slt.s so.ktd In a du.nklo& bootb oa Hal~en. Mooney was one ot
twt'h~ campu.. fl&uns to sit In tbt booth to ralst IDOIWJ' for thf United Way and Rlack nltftl
Fund.. p11otD bJ T 011~ K ocltlr
Alumni office relinquishes senior party
BY AMON SAAR.
Ending an eight )"t!lrtradi tion. the Alumni
offtee wiU no longer sponsor the senior class
party,Silid Michael Ford. Director of Alumni
Relalioo~.
··o\U sense is that it {the senior party) is
not the best way to inttoduce graduating
seniors to the alumni as..wciation," be said.
According to Ford, the role of the Alumni
Office in relation to the pony was mostly
organiuLional. It helped r.he senior commit
tee dec ide upon Joca tion . bands. and obt.:lin •
ing Liquor Licences lor past panics. The
rru1jority of the contribution was not rnone-• wy he s:.id.
Of the 56300. cost of last year's p.1t1)',
the Alumni 01Ttee contributed only Sll26 ..
Ford said, including an estim3led SSOO. for
Fire in Odell Dorm
In Sam ERJCKSON
Odell residents wen: Ndely awakalcd
Tuesday morning. The chimney nue '"
the fireplace in Odell lounge was
accidentaUy ten closed While some
residents lriM to lighl a fue.
Smuuy was contacted 11 3~53 a.m.
Engine 10 aesponckd to the scene and
u'IM fans to dispease lhc smoke lbal bad
collcctcd in the tounac itx.lf and in some
of Lhe halls.
No peatuii<Ol dlmlp WIS aeporud
because of the rare. alcohol. The ruWnder of the r und aune
from ASLC nnd profits e.amcd through T
shin sales.
According toSagi Ratna)'Ub. ASLC has
budgeted S3000. fa the scnaor 1'3ltY· ··rm
not sure if we can ma1Ch the S4800. (of Lost
year) but we wilt dclinitely givc$3000 . Last
year the budge! had ulr.l money to give. bul
lhi~ year we don't ha~o-c Lha1 utra mo~y."hc
said.
Holly Bolnne, SOFA director said thai
her organtzation has not budgeted any money
for the .senior pary. but did not rule out the
po,-ibility of donating some funds to the
C3U5e. ShecJtedSOFAswtcnuons\Oplanac
tivites for all stude.nLS as a swmbting bl k.
SanceASLCfund~cannotbeusedforthe
purchase of alcohol, Ford said he h3d notdea
where the money to purchase alcohol. 1f ln)".
would come from thi year.
''When 1 did Lhe budget for lhi )"ear ,I did
not build in money for chc senior pany ... Ford
said. ln the pa.~ years he S31d the runds h3d
come from a contingency fund.
Ford stated thnl lhl decision i.!i not a
rc:.suh of probl~ concerning alcohol con
sumptionatlaslyear'spa.ny . "Thisi an issue
we've been looking at for several years. I
wish the seniors well, but l don't think the
Alumni Aswciation is lhe group to sponsor (a
pany),'" be said.
Conti nutd on p~~ge 2 Help sought for nC\\ u1n1pus group
The oun'c ling enter is "oliciting h'•lp from rccove ·
dmg and alcohol use~ to C\tnhlbh nn on-campus chupter
koholics Anon' mou~ .
Plea'e contut. t \an Steenson :11 x7160.
Alternative 'vinter break off r "d
lmere ted in le.1ming about home I~ sncs , hunger, lack
of nfloroable Housmg, gang • and other compo ncm~ of
urban po' eny? Looking for something interesting to do
over pan of your break? From \Vednesdny night. ov . .21,
to Wrdnr,day , 'o''· 2 nn Alremntive \ inter Break \'\1 ill be
held for Le\\~ .md lark students Parucipnnr ... will live at
n church in • onh Ponland and volunteer >1t shelters. yourh
progrnm , iood banks, etc.
Ench evening a n:present:uive from one of thc ... e organi
zatioM \\ill spe-ak 10 the group about a particular rs~;;ue .
An infonnation meeting" ill he held in Dubach Dining
Room on ~tonday, 'o". 5, m 7:30p.m.
For more infonnation con met Kriqin Johanson at 8954
or Kent Koth at 2 7-6996.
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1 $5.00 for the second pizza :
: 452-0262 I
• · ' it great!® l L---- -------------~ ~ Elections to be held
Things are l'Oming to.aclo'C 11.' finn I-> ,1ppro.a h tK·rt: 111 Lcwi-. and
Cllrk. The J')ft'liocts this tcnn h:lvr. gone c~ccptJona lly well and 11
num!x."f ol tudcnL' h,tvc been l uvcl · involved. OSPIRG hJs pro·
,·idcd student' with the resuurec to mule their voice..; hrard und their
.trtions felt throughout the 'UJU".. The number or ~tudcnts \\ ho were
regi tcrcd to vote und c Juuued wa~ imprc i,·c and the move townrd
institulion.1hzro recycling m L 1 on the: \\3)'.
For Ill ·one who jc; intcrc ted, cloction..;; will oo held 01 the begin
nang ofncxllcnn lor throe',, ant po~iuon in the chapter. &lch oflhc
po ttion nvuilahlc: g1,·cs more control over what OSPTRG is domg.
not only ns a chup~r. but also 'uttwicJc. If you have a concc:m uoout
Lhc em ironment or c on,umc.r i su~s .md would hke to see OSPIRG
put S4>mc time anto tl, you .ue welcome to attA:nd .1 meeting on
Wcdocsd!ly NO\_ 14.114 p.m. in Olin 305. The state hoard n.:prL·scn
tati"c.." will bo there to hcur wh .. u you have to ....ay and~ 111 r.tlly lor the
is.,ucs th~:. stutk. nts wnnt to work on at the swtc board mccung
Snturdny Nov 11
Th.mk.' to alllllO\C student~ who lktve put in so mU<.'h time and
cflort and made proJt'L" su h a ~u cc.._~ '\lso, a wann Lhunk to the
racult). c;wff tnd ucJ.mini lration who have given us upport lhrough
out lhe tc.nn. Alumni offi
denies party
sponsorship
Contirwrd frnm pagt 1
Furcl 'dtd tx hopes the
'un gct.lll.lrty rogc.:thcr tor
prnduuuon, hut <;Wtcd thu1 llC
nmg of 11 '\hould go lh.
Stu<knt Affaif'l of lin. "II
office IO \ClVC U.\ J hJ$011 offi
~~~ ofltc.e ought to ~ in
~~rruirs It 'houldn't oo in
tiona! advancement:· he ~id
'Moshtudcnl.\don 't.,llOi
don I care who throws the
justthutthcrc·:-. u p.!lty.
hns been thut ~·ntor\ enjoy
\elves," Ford Jddcd.
Ford sutd H was u "quarL
<oenior pan y organu.~.~ uon wnnt.
an the ,tlumnt orlicc to bcgtn
I le 'SUtd the oflacc helped wtthr.
mg lhc pany in 198?, and the
den of ll remamcd t.hen ov11
year'
''t m cunoul\ n.~ to whal
happen,'' Ford ~aid. nre fin,tl
offices 1
The co
intcnm r
tgtou und
miUCCflCI
"''1lS also OSPIRG seeking new recycling ageni't·" inn.-.r;~~~
The OSPIRG r'CC)'Chng group
is w·orkmg to hire u prorc: ~sior~
recycling ngcn~~y to l.!t.kc caro of on·
campus recycling.
Ned Rtl'ttwtls, co-lc.~ldcr of
group recycling at OSPIRG. said
lhcrccyclingprogrum wu ... kft with·
out supcr\·ision nftcr Bob R~;cd tell
spring tcnn. Fonner I'C..'Idcnt dln~c
tor Rctd had previously hired stu·
dcnL' tltrough College Outdoors 10
PICk up recrcwblcs. '1'hc: progrum
is in limbo, rcc)'tling is nt an am.
passe,·· Richards said.
The OSPIRG ru:ytling group
doctdcd to go to Wnync Pederson,
Vice Pfe,tdcnt ol au, in ·ss and
Finance with the idea. "He ~ms to
agree lh<lt we nocd an out,idc group
to p1ck up recycling and reduce
garbage co L,,•· Richards said.
"We're gomg to put together
an honc.st 10 goodnc.,s') nxycling
progrum," Pcdc~n ~ud AcconJ
ingtoP~ n thel~w "und C'Iark
LAw School h& been rccychnll Cor
a long ume and LC plun~ 10 borrow
on what they're domg so th.u 1t
won 'tbe ncce."-lial}' ton::tnvent proc
esses and proccdurus
Pederson not.cd thut c.urrently
people nrc lakm~ odvanwgc: or the
boxes m the student center but
added, 'Td rather ~ the boxes
empty 11Ulll full, Ouu m~ll) paper1s
being nxycled" Richard-; ~ud he
can 'tlocatc the kc )'!'>to the new bms
but that when they are found the
mat.eria.ls will be recycled.
Pederson not.c.., one rea~n the
prugrnm ham't been succc.s..,ful.
"The P~fJUm has bc.c:n dependent
on studcnL' und volunteers 311d h.a,.,
been locaht.cd to the re81dcnc c
hall!ll," Pc.dc:r..on ~•d ''ll h.a.' not
had much tf any JdnumstmtJvc
o;uppun, I'm trytng to knd 11 t!lut
--uppon," he added
"Par this pro••ram In wnr~ it
ha'i to boc~mc pan olthl.' Cahrr und
rcgul.u prdCUcc. I t10.1s to be picked
up so 11 doesn't back up tu tlw:: po1nt
where people bccomclru trmcdund throw their recyc tables out.·· Pcder·
son ~id .
According to Ri hard.! OS
PlRG ha.o; COOlaCICd OULstd agcn·
ctes, and at ICJ.St one scrv1ct would
be willing to ptck up and recycle the
mul.c!n.al <l.l. no charg~. The college
would ..ave money by roducing il',
garb~gc. collccLion btlls
C'uncnl.ly primnnl y paper,
cardboard and ncwsp.lpl:r &..:. being
rccyded Rtchards s<tid he would
hl.:c 10 include maga1.incs. pta tic,
boule;;, cans and even motor oil if
pos.,ible in the new recycling pro-grnm. A('('ording toR·
offi e and dcpa~cnt, ~"
Templeton will have bin~
fcrcnt rccyc. table'\ When w
progrnm began!>, OSPlRG w
a good educauon progrnm
how to recycle," Richards
Although lhe dcuuls of
pro(tn.lm nru :.; u II up tn lhc
Richards -.rud he hopes the Dl'OI:
will begtn wtntcr term.
•
Desert Fax .. '-~trvict can hc:lp }OU n.:ach
lJ. Milatary Pc:r onnd 10 the <..ulf.'
A ~ICI.: 1101e. \ til) tt lie A< hpptnf lr• m the local nt'\\ ~per
1~ ml)' noc ~~n like rooch htnto wrneorte Lu ll\\d\ lnlfll home,chq
c.m mc.ln a locAntJ 1'10\\ chen:) :t b.\t, em W:l) ro :.nld t~ IIC'Jn~lt
~~~to a 10\~ one uauoncd In the Gulf I'Of fl'l'C
II. C'Jilcd 0...."<;ot l'3X II !o!.Ofe\ O't"\~ d Ill me-all)' ,md tmn,n\11
them n high sf"l'ttl usinE: f.nh:1nced FA X :stontre ~\ hk:h Is nv;ubble
lntcrn.ll~ll) !'!0 )'OU t-::In f.t., 11n~ tgt; to all) 11.5 nultt.lr • nt'Nifloel
CI\~J.~ • ur.~'Jh\!\.1 •n Opcrnuon I !Sl'Tt S11~lu
Jusr ~J 10 }\~II rn:Jn..Sti\lN'f Phone Cerul~ hJ pk.k UJI un (.lllioal
IJescn Ia:~ f0rm Put }tlllr per.,IJCI:JI mt'<.\.1~ 10 tht• ~Jl:l JliO\i<.Jtxl' ltlltn
rhc fle:(es.._"tr 'lnromaauon nKiodtng ~ tll8:fllfll) oumher tnt!
.\l'i) I p() ,\n t lllpiUI)t.'C \\lltltX II kll )UU t\nd tht•( li'ollflllltht•l,ull
shooltJ n.-u:I\'C )'Om ~ tgc "uhln JIC'I\ cf:&)'-
1 . ~ut P.l ll'ltSS:I!. 111 \lftly he ·ntlrorn tht-I coda Gulf u.sm.s
I he ttlli( l.tllcKm.\~V.•IIJIJic .11 all,\ T& I Phone t'1111 .. 1 l•) hncl ou1 \\ lx'fc
throne ne:ue;a to)~~~~ lorntOO,~rnl 11 how • (:un,uh )UIIr "'hut
1u~
01 ' till ~ 'iS'i Rill l~t ~ M~m In fl.un 6pm \u A..un 4pm
llec<.IUo.;e 'lll)1ng mnnc.'Ctc.'<lt~ r~ntrn·clung that lntJlOitontco oil of u
l>nn • •• • a. • I'Oihll<c """la-!Jrov&l.oi 10 t ov b, , J • 1
ltilo IPO(t' I• •looulelt t., tid .,..t.lioulcuo
-f W • JN Ytltil
" Ill' (l\llt'J .... I II •
Novt mER 9, 1 s SAFEF i offi
party
rship
r1agc 1
hopc.s the
~ether tor •
.ntcd tfull
:f go th.o
llico. ''It
!lliason olr
to he in
jn 't be in
rot." he ~lid
1t.s don 'txncr.
lhrow~ me
party.
iio~ enjoy
cd.
va-. a 'qutn c 11rc finully movmg m to our
offices hy the mlonn~tton
The counc1l member will
horneund lull)' functional by
beginning ol Wmtcr 'lcnn.
IIU~~~~~ lounges. "hich will be
i:ltt'lltln the old Dubach Coftee
ond 10 the torogc room ncJtl
t are ull under construcuon.
' 10nn Mosel> was .1ppnin1oo
antcnm rcpi"C'.SCOL'llivc to the
und Acndcmtc Aflcurs
1tmrucc pcndtng the nc 1 clcc-
ltJ..UUO!l wn.r --~ ASLC budget has been cut
icc lO berin 5 pc.rocnt due to u 1,1ck of a
helped fund. '1 his inllude-; Lht
982, and lhc tsofASl C . .SAAB,SOrA,
•d there nv"' Medin. und illl Chuncrcd
as to wtwl
d
rene ' Jy~)tal Berger wa." appoinlcd
AI l.arg' following Lhc
1gnntionofHan Nhyu~ Cry -
wns also uppoantcd a-; lhc
,.,_Commi,.,io n Chair.
-. ... ·u~ is working on •mplcmcnt
o SAFERIDE progmm for suggc trd color change, secu
ruy, and the SAI·FRIDl~ pro
gr.tm.
·The Sccunty Tu k Force met
ltllli term :md wiU continue to
m~t during Wtntcr tcmt.
•sagakl ~tnay11kn und Vtcto
ria Mosel) urc both on the V.P.
lor Student Affmrs Search
Commiucc .
·Due 10 overspending ounng the
hL.\t fist'31 year, ASI..C wt1s un·
ublc lO do much rundmg thts
tcnn. Montes at1tx:.1100 arc. as
follow~
Cur~c r ~eric!\ : SIOO lor two
prcscntauons Full lCnn.
Voter Awaren~s: $250 w.,
provtdoo for n Coflec Houc;c.
Conferen ce~ ~ 130 for two :'itu
denl\ to aucnd the "Amcricnns
by Pa')spon Only" conrercncc.
German Club: S75 roc Okto·
bctfc~t.
J-6o:trd: S 0 Honorarium lor
an A.A.
Mtbic Club $100 for Opem
Tid~cts . :-.i11than ~d.; rntnt,ufn_, the: ma.~ '-'llh 1:1 .\)lophonf extr.&Ht~;tnl.ll during the Pcrcu
,\mrrkc.n MusJc Wfek loo . 1 U'Y" Hour l)f
p}touJI!] Marc Sr.:ltaLfa
National Smokeout Day it's back
November 15, IQ90 ha~ bo(-n road to u non· nl()l""Jng campus. bctng of the non-mo e1
n.tuonally design.llcd ''Nut1onal Templeton as no" .. smOke free," a: TheS&udent Hcalm Cc:mcrw•ll
JI1Cint opmion polls were con· Re,ydi n~: $250 lor ummcr
mcnt, ·•s by ASI.C reganiing the recycling.
lave bins ,,,.~·----- -----------------.J Sm cout Day."' In pa-.t years, t.be are cl~ room and all other public be paruet(l!lltng hy presenung
SwtlcntHcalthCcntc:r l.'lffhastriC'd place • The goal of for ':uioMI display ouL~dc the Trw1roorn m·
topl.m.acti"iticson lhio;;daycncour · Sm~cout day 1 no smolang m-clud1ng infOtTTlauon on local nol:-
When "'"'
SPIRGwtll
1 program
ttchnrds
~ deuuls of
up tn t.hc
C>pcs me n~
term
.. h
Gulf u'lll.S
where
(\1~
ro :tllol u aging people to quit mokmg. Th1s doors on No"·embcr 15. mg ~uon programs, vall and
year mcy !lJC trying to create a olhcr educuuonal rruucnnl . n
Atnerican
Red Cross -.moke·free aunpus. but they need Nulional Smokeout Day is not ...,,n nlso be orrenng lo" -calonc.
the voluntary coopcnuion of smok-un uncmpt 10 ham: ~ SJTll)\:cn;. The vcgct.ab\e sn:lClo.s rnlhe displ:ly. uncJ
crs is needed to help do thaL goal '' 10 help them lhink more ~ncourug\ng non·smukcr to
RID CROSS VOLUNTEER ~nou~l)' about l.ht'ir health and to "adopt'" a ~oker for thi drty LO ~ LC ha.' alreooy started on the cncouugeco nsic.lernuon fOf"thewcll· offer support..
\Bill'~
l ' 't •eP
$ fil_
-~).1
11)1ltg m 'trt>tdt dolm \\'hen
)'OU'I\" mmpuler shoppang ck~ 1 mean
)t>tJ'n.-\\llliug lo nlakf sacrifices.
lll::u's "h\ }UU ''ll"tkh.UlSKIL1" the rK~' .~Tonbl !e ,\taonro-Jt• etas ~ mpoter
ltlt:L' L"\ ~:l)thmg \\JI.lll{x,t-mductmg .1 monitor, kt)hxml mouse ,~ meg:tb\11:.') \i
R\.\1,.-Uid .1 IO.m~dl\1e h.uu tll.sk Jtbt plug l"\l'l)thing in and the Maonte6h <lt.: b 1\'!lch
IO nm, h{\,.lll')l.'lht> ~)'\ll'nl S(lfuV:lic l\ ,t!re.td\' Ubt,tlktJ; And, dunk,\ (U lh(•1\l1 tn!~h
('()lllputt'f\ k-:Rc:fl(lll)' ca')(' l>f lL"(', ynu'llllt' up .ultl runnmg inuo time
I Jkc l.'\t'l) ~lit imli\h, thr Ch"tt 4U1 runthOlL;,;uld' ,,f.wJil.tl~t· JJ phcm(n' th;u.~l
work m the s;Ulll.!, con'L'tc..1tt ''~" '>!,) Olli.""C mu\'t: leuncd onr program, \'ou'n.: wciJl)t \Wr
\\'a\' 10 lcumng tht:m .ill Anti thL' IS one chetp nx)lmn.uc that (.k "ll tlt.J\l'trouble ~hanng
IlK• \ppk·• sui ·r'Ori\'t' !!...5eulli.Jrt1 t\IUIJ)IllCOI '' 1th t'\ \:t)' ,\L1 :mtosh-reJth liu11 .11l<l
\\Jllt~ to ~lt llll<l\h, M ·LX)\ 0" (!., .Uld ,\ppk·llllDpll\ db 1-s. ''Inch mt4UlS rou c:m stun.>
tnlomutKJO "nh 't.1Jnrone \\hOuses .1 thff'c:rentt\1--x' of lUilp\11(..1:
:e theM. mu:Nl t.lt."'' for )Uuoclf II II dl.lflb'(' \llJr nLuld .~ 11 chetp n-. nm::ut:\. ,.~ ( 11
\t!IO
For n1or inforn1ation pie J.~e vi -il
rhe Con1puter ~rore ar
Ten1pleron College Center
1\lt1n.-Fri. 9an1-4:30pn1 -(18--2.:;0 -
-Voters send clear message
'csuf1 oC me
6.e~n. Aftt:r r!m~;b SL~ moolhs of pllirn::ll rbca>
oc.miamp::ugtnng reg~:m Sl:f!I.ll to lbc Ic:R of the n::mcn by
boa1 h1Dat ~ "ie r:striL.-rl:d I
bor.Ua'l;s. ace~ m lbc case
c{ lq>.Jtu:d tape a incesz m •bee life of me motfx:ns
mJte. By ;ell ave -•v\J~'A. Oregon g:rve ~ sure
soc::ra dd'en ~ flil.ll W3:J; cspQ."ia
onc-sirfrd
cxt;c b:md. cbc f!Z
'10-:11' C!1iJ lb: I:J:st ~ CQI;;]Iti:d. Ccnl:a
dcaaJU :sbi:N:cd pahttc SO:::tin::t;!CI o;;a noti:rJCmon cv;a:;...
~w-•• ,,.'"' dll: OOC· :-o-per;en Oge-pJmt lcml I
pi Ottd the polls CQn'ect'--1
lcast:R 10 Jml 30 . ..,.. ... ...,
HD;:-o.-erp "sen pro-life: ld:::no;~~
[!"'J I gui lbe II
ll:l the.r fito:bn
C!IIr.lg MeJ:Aile 1 0 ..
'l'o it::n: l:ilU-tS: Z!J ac:r: al tSl c or ngbts
omr~ ber:wccn a ,..'OI'tl:m
c~ issres 0: f:C:t::-c.
dcctta-.:s llld clectD:m ~m
11JI'h1:ry
cfislt < wbi:1l an "t to b:!td man be pu ked
"cdT:i:s::U r:cu:ml:ng.. I Mrets
edit :sfur gsh...gr.m:m3T .
rRH lferh: co piec:aif~~:::e
cpim::5 cxp.c es.<td Chase af
vm.:mll~ .ca: ec~t::Utcf Pi=uu l..rJgmffor l...e:wis an
SIJJE OF Dis' U ·1o ... FOR
I
L·C tudent no e
Ha-ve ever •ted by
some p:opb: do &be r.hmgs Ulcy
" Thmgs yau ,;e an:
NdCJTCllU.~ lb:ags·
m.J lfJI: ~
doin 7 Wdl. · luTe hcmd
pee ptWlreo n·s been
dn11cd m JUn uor H
~ . bee LC. and prob:lhry
bo:.. r·ve nooced a diff~cm
from
s:b\)01 peq:tle
are finding CJSJI JI
drin.k:s. ~~ ·
<fod:n•t 1m C\i'C' Utc beck
else p:opic 'ibis mfur-
mx.Jon sa-m! to be di:Ltr-
mrome&xi~wfi~bp~~~
&II m~ if y fill m J-ill one
t BY KmsTIN E
ception in foliO\ving uthe CTO\Vd"
poop. men you e fuflen m ·wil~
crowd". and i:! rh01 you
vebocn fton nfD
~ mdmdu~l n:lalion5fUps.
I rCJOy thlnktfpt people
feel me N>ed r.o '" SUl'tCU2lCkd tr,
of pcup lot me wnc. Far
cy !eel more
sec we, self-a;sw ed sur-
rounded b) 'the all\4cf'. In
;d'. they umd and
asdomg. They ·becllx;se·fhi:y
r:cc:d 'the c:row0• ro rhem gp.
assu e d:ucm oithcU' sclf-iCJt'A
Those. nrhn 21'1-oid or drift
from ·thea:owd • @"'Uyare CoGts
ant nothing to do "the
do • • • --..1 .,._-,.,,,... I :t-Cf'OW S actJvmcs .. <~&UU ua..; to t3ke pw1. m awn: nll:r::
bcnhhrr purswu. These
rc:Jy chcm;ehe;s
y e m;u'fe
up. and Ucp S3II!
I n=~D
c:rov.ld·. and .,
lJI:tlV1QCS IU't: .simply ..,,.
~· ~ to wft:tt Ctlatt
people eo ·me aowd
mea a cm:tiutt
¢ummcl ranis
~ f.ar riD :rhcy 6"''
I'Tt!ln)'
m(~wb:
to b3ve to esc
cringed}. Jan
BY jOHN
Severe consequences for resistors if they catch you
dr:&l es"''OII!I:Hra-1re_ ro md:::cud
}Sof ~-
'YO!; recel"ll:d a oorw:e
~ Sa-via: t::a:ml}'?
So 'lllii::Jlt em JOO• do~~ ~ou c=m
cdl:c ym;-sd!f' ~ ~ sernce. The LC li-
CCn Ki::-6 G:ar:RJ: 1::13
of a m,-c: dot=~
ol ., rz-.
"'Yes. &t ~·1 c.
IS '313
powidcd -s "t
a
..• " ..... obtdkra
PM'£4 ocf:er·rtlii:l: cr ~ "' 1'b:y ca:
sider Ji c::z::
fl"lftrme . ~
1 =mxa :s fa:s rl::l:c
drrz:C.,. i!::.d ody
r!xt2 sa •ai b:::i ~I:~:.
.. n:ted.. The Dl:l:ln' mm crlx:se
ro go me ~ snt:1f!cr ·Utn
dtJ.oa po"" s.
So the met:~ estd again
\r~er :;n::,
r011 Middle Fa11
-ever. if cb::n: IS mc .~c::::~tt
c:m: 6x3 ~ tJd 15...
-\\C:u 0: ,~ ·
Crztlli). hm1, cot ,.,.ii~ l!Qr a
prafn I
• CIIQCI!·
•
l,El"IERS To THE EDitOR
tulations to LC students might be in order
of
""• ••fr1 ~ .·•
how:, cr ueu a me~ .
Ya., a:s cdqe ~R:I£ :ca.
O::cwfc:d da:tin I w:~~rn
:C'iCJCO: et:v.. lr.d• ~PI"'" ...,-.ull
dooe. lhcrc: :!ts "sdow ..
[Sbe tb
could ex1
b:xn m (i
This
unpaa
people 4 \Vd"
:oowd·
-
• BY AARo. · BAAR
o people's perspectives for one world even
:One go Wd3y. I ia3
m front of &his very c:om
. r m mc LA crfTJCe. 1
atir.g
•Qidy
'11cu' wb;ltr!,.. I adE(f tr.d..
"Ttl: Ea:q Gerrmn G71ern
Justop:ned The
She thi:s
could "'t1ng
~m y ~
,,....,.;s ftld a Stgnifr
an~ her a:s did
people} And * tlpt
ftn'e an unpac:t on me. I 01!7.1 ll:rm.
I wu a5Ulundcd.
been d.li y rqlQl'tS ol cu:nron:
liOn~ and me fornu:r illa!d
CllliDCat ~
"or ol a-. ::ge:r'vt:r!U
it. but llO ODe.
to ~ r commttl'l'tf ber.:s'f ,.
radio from
KLC"' find 1cpor:
ofc" ~lbeud -
ang..
Word sptad of event
tht:ougb oa group Cnzr l!t:tn
cold :50tt con~
.. Did you brarJ Did you ..
We ~ned r.o each • •on
of cocld bdi£ve EL l su1I d:dn ~,
bel.ia e as r diove ro W2lt.c B chen Torn
8 ~ tevman
bcbmd him U."1f1 Lf!c Ba:fio \\all
"'lritl\ pcopk top' ( u ;zs ta:.
[
of
and [ IIV3S
ap!IJCm:a;
appfied
f1ln , ....
God ~
Dul~ u urne I was
Go I I&Jn) • ( C:VetyOCJ! ~ c:d
wll:U; tbq ~doa!g
of • t:rrb!r.
LETTERS To THE EDITOR
_ .... ,e Back The -ight-remembering'\
fnd«!
cdaron of me to •
Bacfc me marcb.
• ( fnrd 11 t1e(» ''-M:z5f.ft:s!Qr ( m;m i:::!l~;if:w
m Log"s
or
as ·scpar.uz.::t'"'
man-lt:tm:ra "' ... -" Air! re
:lbt iar.cd!! Or t5 i1" d::tt
i :[Qc:::d lb: }Q •ppor. :tt:cr:
I was Oer:e iOOI:n
SON: t3
____ · ent Bonding Rituals A iable Entrance Into en's Kno 'led ae
f..:m c:eb .Pio' ~ · (!!DtJ ted
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PN75 Whit~ tht' c.ul of Mrmp•~ 81-llr «"ltbratu its succestful mint on. "cret'nwriter and LC ;alum. Monte
Mnrick «"lt'bnks 01 bo• offt«" hit Merrick attributet much of hi11 own succc.• to ht. uperience• at
Lew~ .1nd Clark Plwto Wo~nw Bros.
LC grad soars in Hollywood with Memphis Belle
scnpt, which ended up bemg Stay
1118 Togtther directed by Lee Gront BY j t.: I fE \'E'-;~
Is theR; liCe after Lewis and
Clark? Monte Maricl: would give
a resoundmg ')'e.s!" Mcniel, a
1 en 1 gruduat.e. is enjoying the ~uc
ccs.s of h1s second . reenplay, the
CWTCnl hll. MtmpiUs Btllt. diiTtcull.. but that's where the re
search cnmc m," Mcmck ~d
He nclnowlcdg e.s several scenes
in the film l.hat he pan.tcularly like.'\,
but ~mgle hnes 'tand ouL as favor
ites. As the men are d1scus.smg thetr
plans for when they return home,
Lul;e. Lhc Belle's co-ptlot mcnuons
that he's not going to go bxk. to
woO;. A fellow crewmember
mocks, "Why go back to lhc dally
grind of bemg a bfeguard?" A<> for the rompanson of wntang
for theatre as opposed to film, Mer
ncl nclmu.s 'There as nolhmg to
match the excitement of thcattc.
But ttlS 'CI"J limiting Al'iO,thcre's
not much market for play~. \ ou
hardl yevcrsee empty movte houses,
but you do sec empty theatres "
One fact thnt is a hLllc sobering
is the nspect of film's longevity ln
theatre, there wtll always be an
other performance or n d1ffcrent
company's mterprc tauon. "What· s
on the screen •~ absolutely fro1en. Dear Mnrguente,
How can you know for sure
if you· rc psychtc., t thml I om,
but 1 have some doubts I kno\\
whcn the phone tS gomg to nng
and who ts caUmg. When some
one knocks on my door I know
who the person lS before they
come m 1 make other predtc
uons that come true also. Is all
llus pure comctdence?
Stgned.
SI.Jghtly psychic
Dear psychic,
Here are a few quesuon:, to
ask yourself Have you prc
dtclCd any maJor plane crashes?
Cured any fatal illnesses? Spo
ken to a dead person?
Slightly astheopcrauveword
here. You may have some mmor
extrasensory powers, but tf you
were fully psychtc, you would
know tL
Dear Marguerite,
1 have a bunch of great
friends, but they never call me, I
always have to call them. We all huvc o temfic ume together
when I om out of theu ·l•.x•l
seem aoalsobeoutofthe1r
Art they not true f nends'
'iOmcumc.~; wonder 1f they
hkc me If I never caJlcd
body, I probabl) would"'"~'"'
nnythmg but be alone
you thank?
Stgncd,
No frtcnd on the other end
Dear No Fnend,
Most people have felt
way at one time or another.
sounds hke you are putung 1
of weaght on your fnends.
may not be able to be there
all the ume, and they may
soul mates. but take them for
they arc If you do have a
ume together ltke you say,
enJOY thaL Meanwhile, be
f ul not to smother them, gwe
(and yourself) some space.
thmgs on your own somtetin
When you can't count on
people to be there for you all
ume. you learn to count on
self to be a good friend. The film tells the stol) of the
twenty-fifth and final mission of
the Memphis Belle, 3 B-17 bomber
in WWII. The film has opened with
mi~ed reviews but bo~-omce suc
cess. '"The most important thing, tO
me. is for people to see the movie.
One critic sa"' it as apro-warmovte,
another saw tt as an anu-war film.
so they son of cancel each other
ou"'" stated Memek. As for the final vemon of the
film. Merrick tS pleascxt IL turned
out preuy much the way he had
envastoned tt,aJmosl beuer because
hedJdn't llunk the fllm would even
gel mode due to many complexaues.
He was very pleased wtth the cali
ber of acuog. par1.1cularty by Mat
thew Mod.tne and Sean Astin (who
wns tn Memck's farst film. Surying
Together.} ln Merrick's words.
Modine specafically. "pulled Hoff
beautifully ... That's tl,tl has a bfe. A play opens • ......_ ___________________ _
He strongly encotnges mem
bef:o; of the LC commwuty. "Go see
the movtel ..
The ftlm has been m the works
since April of 1987. wtth the shoot·
ing beginning m July of 1989.
During this period. Merrick sub
mersed himself in litcranJ.re, night
hool:s,documeruariesand memoirs
of the actual Memphis Belle 31\d
WWll. He spoke with all CJght
surviving ''tt.tnu\S or the Memphis
Belle and even wem up in a B-17.
He wrote eleven drafts of the scripl
in all. and made slight change.<>
during his four weeks oo location in
Duxford. England.
"Having ten mDJO! characten;, it
was hard to create and.Jvtduals in an
equal ensemble The tech meal pan
of l.he scnp~ such as deahng with
landmg gear. all of the buttons and
gears in the planes was al~ a btl Merrick sauted as a playwright,
wiMing aSchuben Fellowship. the
Charles MacArthur Playwnung
Award nod the CBS/DramtUStS
Guild Award
The leap from wriung plays to
screenplays came about when a
producer. who had seen Merriclc's
off Broadway show, "A Hell of a
Tan," asked h1m to rewrite his
screenplay to make tl funnjer. "l
had always been afratd of wribng a
screenplay· like It was something
magacal," Merrtck confessed
However, after working on the
rewme, he began work on hts own closes and that's tl," stated Mer
rick
Merrick's neJ~.t projecttnclud e:,
a screenplay for Disney and Fox.
called Altvt based on the book by
Plers Paul Re!d. The film telb the
storyofnrugby leal1\ from Uruguay
that crashes m the Andes and ends
up eaung one another to survtve.
Memck recalls hts umtat Lewis
and Clan wtth much fondness As
a theatre maJOr. he started wnung
plays h1s semor year. Through
LcwJS nnd Clark's Fir Acres and the
theatre depanmem. he rccetvcd the
opponunny to wnt.c plays and then
~themperformcd "AtLcwtsand
Clark, you con do a lot more than
say. at somewhere hkc Yale, sim
ply because of the s12e," he noted.
His begtnnings at Lewas and Clark
gave htm the foundauon for hts
high aspirations and current accom
phshments
I Pacifie University , forest Grave. Oregon, invites
you to attend Beallb Profession Day
Saturday. November 17. 1990. ·
PACE6 ~ at 9.00 .a.m. tbe roU<nnng academic programs
will be discussed 111 the Pactf•c University Student f.enter:
.OCcupational T•er•py (Bachelors Levell
eOptometr 'f ( DoctOC' •te Level)
•Pilyaical Therapy (Mastert Le•el)
.Proreaejoaal Paycbolqy (lloctorate It Masters Le•el)
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Comp@)t~t~on
the International Rffoi
Symposium needs o logo for
this year's symposium:
The Chonging Foce of
I nternotionol Oeuelopment
FOR THE DESIGN CHOSEN:
>>the or1ist's nome will be disployed
on oil:
• brochures
• posters
• t-shirts
>>the ortist will receiue $25
>>oil supplies will be prouided for
the final product
REOU I REMENTS:
1. Design 8 logo pertoining to
the topic: "The Changing F&ce
of In ternetionol Oeuelopment "
2. Use o moHimum of 3 colors ,
Including the paper color of
white or cream. •
SUBMIT RLL DESI&NS TO DOH 36
BY >>MONDRY. JON. 7. 199 J
ror more lnformotlon contect Scott Spendloue
tel. 246-8302 bOH 251 2
NOVEMBEM • IOflE
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Although~
the Pioneer
ctory Tho
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The Pionca
Jeff Miller
stnkc Mtll<
With SlX pa5:
223yards
Hood Lcagt
week. Bn
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' • SPORTS
·oneers defeat Oregon Tech 28-25 •
A·m 1rw SctiWD'l'll'.R
Although tackmg n sharp fii'St
the Pioneers were nble to grab
tory. The Pioneers have hnd
~o1c wath naght gnmc.s the past
· sc.'!SOM and lacked cxecut.aon
lhe lights an Klamath Falls.
were able to hnng on and come
wath o Mt Hood Conference
ddeatang Oregon Tech, 28-
The Pioneers fell bchmd early
DbcllacChadCarlsonconnectcd
Jeff Miller on o 32-ynrd ~or
Jl""'· Mtller who fintAAed the
with six passes fora ~hoot rcc·
3 yards was honored as the
Hood League offensave player
week Bnan Borges IJlcn hu
Bockus on a ~ven yard touch-
~HAl< I:>,'-J ().{J
Thl4f weclc, the Pioneer Leg
all intr.liDural partici-
115 Athte&e.s of the Week.
Intromurals are different
\'Qn>ity level Sports. They
n wuy to release saress from
and ~ lot of fun to lake
w lnttamurals are getting
. More people arc partici
every year. These activi •
IU'C a way of uniting tho stu·
sanc1 staff on campu~and the
of lhe l...cwts and Clark
Mary Hunter deserve, oxtta
ilUUUJons. She is the coor
for inttnmural activitiea.
has many helpers, ranging
• • tl.>SL,tant SUP'-"t'VlSOJ"S lO 10-
ual team represenuuives.
ICHMOND
LAW
mall cl•aa, 111pporti~ facvtty
iife.l aub\lrbm c~
~!lie ~a&J community
lunellllltn llld piiiOCIOCnl
•illoo
&\'itonrn ental Law m
lat Year
l.awycnna SkUb .t
C'1 inle:al Cou I'IU
VIdeo lnlief"icw Propam
(VIP) wcr ca ma}M mJda i:r.cl
Anna
;ek:t>,.tana 120 )can
~~in• ~ kaal profcaaon
0-289-URLAW
utoc or AdnuUJOn Service•
lhuvenity or Richmond
Sehoal o( Law
Richmond, VA 23173 • down JX!SS and gave the Ptoncer.c a
13·10 lead before halfumc.
The Owls scored fm:t niter the
break and led unul the end or the
thtrd qunrter when Wide rccc•vcr
Joe BncJcu.., threw an 85 yard re
verse touchdown pass 1.0 M11ler
w~utJng all alone at Lhc Owl''i 30
ynrdlmc Backus then hit Dan Ruhl
on a S1m1lar play for an 18 yard
'iCOrt..
The Pioneers boosted lhcscorc
to 28-17 when Ttm Dcggcndorfcr
hu Tony Fowler on a perfectly
executed fake cxtrn pomt aucmpt
The Owl's then came back w1th a
II ·yard touchdown run with 28
seconds left tn the game but the
Pioncccs successfully covered the on-~idcs luck to seallhear fourth
victory of lhe sca~n.
The final game of the se:t'IOn
will see the Paoneers defend lhe
nght.s to keep the wagon wheel a,
they take on Wallameue m Salem
on Saturday. At sLake in this
gnmt 1'-'>Ole possession of second
place an the CPA's Mt. Hood
Lcugue The winner of this game
will mnk bchtnd only Southern
Oregon in the ~vcn team lcuguc.
The Wagon Wheel {an au·
lhcntic whul from early North
wc:_<.~tsetlletS )ha.s been going home
with the winner of lhis contest for
over 40 years Lewis and Clark.
currently hns J)OSSCS.'iton of the
wheel due toILS 54 28 routofWil
lnmcue last year.
LC crew teams compete
in Portland Loop regatta
BY MIRA MoRTON
This past weekend at The Pon
lnnd Loop head race the Lew1s and
Clark lightweight women's four
and the lightweight men· s four took
second place and the women·"
openwe1$t hl etght took lllh. This
3.5 mile race had crews from uni
versuies rangmg from HArvnrd. Cor
nell. Stanford, to Universaty of
Victona, UmversityofOregon,and
Unaversity of WashinglOn .
The Women ~s lightweight four
wtth BrendaBabeshoff , RachelTsu,
Hope McKee. Did.i Nelson and cox
swam KathelinePelt:Jercamein 1 42
minuteS behmd Pocock Trrumng
Center. the national crew team tmm
mg center. They were the only
hghtweighl
boat m the Orocks. wec.ame and conquered! ..
In addttioo to lhe.\C two boats,
the women· ~ opcnwe1ght esght
also made u strong firush coming
in 11 out of 14. This Lc; the only
boat in the rJCe with rowe~ who
raced tw1c.c The lop four m lha.s
race were, Umversu:y ofV1ctonn,
CaJ Berkeley. Washmgton, and
Stanford. Thewomen 'sopeneaght
wa..'\ less lhen two minuteS behmd
Stnnford..
Coach Charlie Brown com
mented, "I am very pleased and
proud of our rower; and lheir per·
formancc. I reccavcd numerous
compliments from vJSumg crews
on our spmt. perfonnance and or
gani.r.nuon . I am lookmg forward
lD next week.<>
roces in Sc~
auJe,lhe Frost
bu.e and the
Head of the Juli~ Rhtnon, Hnior, tplk~ th.e ball into tiM other
tuav d~(ma~.
olleyballloses to
estern Oregon
BY ANca.A CLARK
The Lewi<~; and Clark volleyball
team was unable to defend their
Oisuict n lii.Jc last weekend. ·n,e
Pto ·., tOSl in two straight g::unc.s to
Wesu:m On:gon in the ctwnpion
ship round of the DiWict lOuma·
ment
Their number cwo 5eCd had
given them a bye in Fnday's ftM
round of the townamenL The Pio"s
began thtir play by dd~ung East
em ~gon and then lost two games
lO Westun Oregon.
Saturday, LC opened with a IS-
4. tS-5 win ovu George Fox to set
up the identical mmch~up. in the double elimination tournament,
as a year ago. 'Thi~ ~ason they
were Wl.3blc to beat West.em
Oregon in order to advunce lO the
Bi-Di'>tnet rrullCh. 'f'hc Wolves
prev.riJed by defeating the Pio
neers lS· 7. lS-9. In earUcr ~·
~ c:ornpetit.ion the Pioneet"i had
beaten tbc: Wolves four straight
umes. ln r.bis mat.ch. the Wolves
seemed tD have rcxhcd their
season's pedk.
The Pioocc.rs ended their sec
ond season under head coach
David Lewis with 3 record of23~
16 o,·c.raU, 16-S m District U
matches. and 10-2 in the NCtC. race. Behmd
the LC
women, two
Umversny of
Oregon BoaLS
camemthl.rd
and fourth.
The women
had one of I received nwnerous
compliments from
visiting crews on our
spirit, performan ce
and organization.
-Coach Charhe Brown ~e ~~ L-------------------------------------------~
their best
rows yet.
D•d.i Nelson
stated, "It felt grea1t"
The men's boat. consisting of
JasonStanford,Josh l..cnthall. Andy
Tarr. Rob WaJl!lch tmd coxed by
River Cromwell also Look second,
58 seconds behind Willamette
Rowing Club. Willarncuc Rowing
Club is the national champion.
Like thewomen,lhe men's four
waslheonly lightweight crew m the
race, outweighed by all boats by
thirty-five pounds. Third place
went to Portland Rowmg Club. Rob
Wallach comments about the race,
"In the U'8diuon of the ancuent boalsl" we will be . compeung
agamst other
regtonaJ teams
and I CJtpect
outstandang
performanc es
from all
The LC crew team has two
more regattas uus coming week·
end up in Seattle. They wiU
compete ngnli\St various regional
teamS such as, Un.iversityofPugel
Sound, Pacific Lutheran Umver
sny. GonJ..agn. University or
Washington. Sea ale Pacific. Unt
vers.tty of Oregon, Oregon State
Umverxity, and Seattle Rowmg
Club. This will be the first com
peuuon for many of the novioc Sat.. November l 0, 1990
Football vs.
Willarnene @
Willamette
@ 1:00 p.m.
Crew@
The Frostbite
Regatta@
Seattle, WA
Time: TBA Sun., November 11, 1990
Crew@
The Head of the
Lake Regatta @
Seattle. Wa
Time:TBA
November 17. 1990
Cross Country
NAIA Nat'l
Championships
rowers. All boats are expected to L-------------------------------- .....
mnke scrong finishes. American
Red Cross
81 A RID caou YOLUNIIIR
• . t .. . • PUBLICK OCCU ENCES
TODAY
9
M IC-A.s part of .\merican
Music weeJ.... The Aequahs Ensemblt
performs in EvansAuditonum, 8 p.m.
This cello, piano and pe~u~sion
ensemble has been ha.tled by theN~w
ro~k Times and othe7 prestigious
presses (like theP~ LoJ., . Judge the
Aequalis Ensemble for youn;elf in
their first ever Portland gig.
tASI'ER CLA S John Faddt~
world famous jazz trumpet player.
present\ a master cla\s today, 11 45
a.m. to 1 p m. m Evans Auditorium .
The etas ts free and open to aU jazz
fan<;
THEATRE-The LC Theatre de
partment pre ent~ The Singular Lif~
ofAlberr Nobbs tomght. 8 p.m in the
Fir Atres Theatre, Tickets t.Ost $1
and are gomg fast; call the box office
to reserve} our rickets. The play runs
tomorrow nieht as \\elJ, same dra-...
marie time, same dramatic place..
PORTLA ~o CE :TRAL AMER·
ICA OLIOARITY
COM!\iti'I"I'EE-Miguel Sucuqui
of Guatemala's Council of Elhnic
Communities speaks tonight. 8 p.m.
at Laughing Hor~e Booksrore .
Sucuqui, a fannworker, sO"Uggles for
human rights for Guatemala· s m
digenous peoples. Call236-7916 for
more information.
SATURDAY
10
SOFA-The movie .. Steel Magno
lias" is shown in the Council Cham
ber tonight. 7:30p.m. and IOp.m. h
is free and open to the public. FILM-The ~orthwest Film and
Video Center presents the Cilo
A wards, 1 05 minutes of the world's
be."'l comme~ia.ls . Show times are 7
p.m. and 9 p.m., call the Center for
more information.
OPERA- The Portland ()pcrJ pre\\
ent~ the one act p4\ychoorama ~a
lome, tonaght .1t 7 30p.m. at the C1vac
Auditorium. The WW de.'icnbc:s
Salome as: ""Telke a pia} m whach
0 car \Vilde dabble.4\ m decadence
Tran~late to Gennan Get mustc
from Rn.hard Strau s, m that phase
of hts career" hen he wants to sho\\
ho\o\ far he can go m pot oaymg psy
chosts Theresultts .. .SO/ome.'' Wow,
sounds pretty weud.
T PARTY TONIGHT,
ALRIGHT -If you can t find much
to do tonight, as I haven •t, remember
your best fnend. the tv One of my
media colleagues suggests \'lewmg
Star Tr~k He says that the new
$enes plays back to back with the old
one.
SUNDAY
11
SUNDAY EVENING REFLEC
TION-Or Paul S Wright, LC
Theologian -in-resJdencc. speaks on
"Reflection.;; on WW 1 and Anmsnce
Day'' tomght. 6 p.m. in the chapel.
MUSIC- The LC Chamber Choir
presentS a free concen tonight, 8
p.m. in the chapel. The program
includes works by Monreverdi,
Debussy and Copland. Student solo
ists featured are Charlotte D1ck, Erin
Boberg and Jodi Eichelberger.
MISTAKE-M y dinner with Andr~
is tonight. not last week. r guess r got
roo excited and jumped the gun.
Anyway, the film shows in the Coun
cil Chamber at 3 p.m. for free.
Sua Hollaw~ u Hubut inn~ Singular lif~ of Albnt Nobbs.
NOVDOD9, 1990 MONDAY
12
OTIIING Not much going on
tonight. Try ched.ing the t.v. gu1de. WEDNESD
14
ART-An ma.Jor, cool woman
my friend, Margaret Richter ·
her kites in the Semor An
TUESDAY
13 begtnning today on t:he top VOL~
the Libmry.
THURSDAY
1s e1
MU IC-The Oregon Symphonic
Band. one of the prerruer adult con
cen bands m the Nonhwest . per
forms tonaght., 8 p.m. m the chapel.
The LC Wind Ensemble opens the
show MU IC-The LCChamoer<
tra. dtrected by Bill Hum.
free concen tomght. 8 p.m. in
Audttonum .
SPEAKER-M s Nomonde Ngubo,
a labor acnVJst, orgaruzer of the
Council of Umons of South Africa
and the NanonaJ Umon of Mine
workers, speak tomght, 7 p m. in the
Counctl Chamber Her talk will focus
on the role of labor organization and
women in the sO"UggleagamstApan
heid A questton and answer sesston
follows the speech. COPELANDIA-Join thts
land Donn Council version
Meeung., tonight, and every
day, 9 p.m. m the Copclandia
lounge Bnng up anything of
cern and the Dorm Council will
With u. I have a concern.
we going to do about the school
changes?
November Nirvana nears
8 y ERIK HARPER
Our radio station (I have been told we do have one, al
I have never heard it myself) I<LC, presents a fall party extra
ganza, ''November Nirvana." ''November Nirvana'/ is a
for The Coalition for Human Dignity and features two n...,.
rock n' roll bands: The Delinquint Johns and Sugarboom.
Tius transcendenteventisSaturdayNovember , 10at9p.m. ·
Stamm. Admission is $1 and goes to The Coalition for H
Dignity. I<LC t-shirts, the perfect accessory to any wardrobe ,
be on sale at the event Also,
there will be a Coalition for
Human Dignity information
table for students interestered in
this organization .
Young busine profes
sional, SWM, 32. (S' J 1",
162lbs). interested in meet
ing nice, attractive, SWF age
20-30. J like to uercise
regularly. go to movie and
Cine restaurants, and enjoy
Oregon's great outdooh. If
you're looking for a n1ce,
honest, responsib le, stable,
and fun lovang indtviduaJ
you should answer this ad.
Please respond to P.O. Box
219185. Ponland. OR
97225. FOR SALE: 1990 Toyota
pick-up, two months old.
Asktng S6.000 plus a com·
plete set of new lav. book ,
or best offer. Call286-7677.
BARGAIN plan UckeL, on
way to SAN DIEGO on Nov
20. $100,080. Call Jt8400.
Send your classifieds to
the Pion~~r Log. Box 2 J.
10 cents a word, $1.50
• • m1mmum . arn
AARON BA~
President
~~ed afte
qune an CltC
mary ~~
ano
sb;w their
iOOn.i:!'t' ~d
Mooney