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Volume 55, Number 17

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1991-04-01

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' oLUME 55, IssUE 17 STUDENT -RUN NEWSPAPER APRIL 12, 1991
'tion increased by 6.7 percent
~rPase zs tl1e lowest in a decade
ERICKSON
IM-'61' Mllt..ER
Lewis and Clark Boord of Trustees.
held Apnl 1, approved a budget
.... lutf""the lowe.c;tlUIUOn 1ncreasc in the
aldc.srud Vice Prc.s1dent for Busmcs. ~
~1!1.1fl<eto Wayne Pedersen.
llition and foe..'! for the academJc year
lllCrt~<;t by seven percent. totalling
A room m the ~1dcnce halls will
24. an increase of seven perccnL
y-mc.al plun will t.otaJ $2,529 wh1le the
plan w•ll cost $2.304. both mcrea.~ ­
pcrtcnt.
wuon and fr~. room. and the 19-meaJ
Lhe 1991 '92 acadcmtc year wdl
to a tOUll or $18,123, a tOUll pnce
of 6 7 percent
1 n. anucapatmg what will happen an
yeol.r.l," srud Pedersen of the uuoon
"It's important to rccognaz..e what
holds and to plan for 1t ..
~rscn referred 10 the fact tha1 nauonal
m b1nh~ and college enrollment are
The..c;e declines will more than
mean mtaller enrollments at the Col­
All'> and Sc•cnccs an the futuro. . '"The marvel is that it didn't go up ~g­
nlficantly h1gher," said Prc:•ndcnt M1chacl
Mooney "We have mrunuuncd the same
h1gh level of ftnanc1al rud, ·• he addod. He
noted that tuitions at Reed nod Wdlamcu.c
an creased at a signaficantly h 1ghcr pcrccnt.ap.e
Mooney noted that alia resuhofMcasurc
S cutbacks, LC financ1.al aid lost $250.000 an
resoun:cs. ln addiuon, the budget allow ~ ror
a nuse for the faculty by a perc(.OtagC th<1t ic;
gaeatcr than the nse m mflation.
Pidge Pellcueau, prcs1<ient of the LC
studem council. sa1d lhntthe tuition increase
"must be Lilk.en in t.hc contc•t that tuauon
ancrea.c;cs have been doclining over the past
few years."
Student reaction to the news wa.o; gcncr­
aiJyunfavomble ''Jdon'tthink there's anced
for [the tuttion mcrea.sc), " ~id ~phomore
Monya Lemery.
'ibeyhavcallthascxtramoney . They're
spending it on rcdecornung and unnecessary
vtdeo game•;, .. she added.
.. 1 think that sf they are going lO mise
lUitJon seven percent," saad senior Nathan
Tyler ... it is necessary that they let u." know
ahead of ume and they tell us why."
chitects Present
archatccts and Sa~ associateS
a proposal for the Master Plan last
10 administratoM and focus group
The orgnnl7..atJOns wdl pre:,;enl a
~•on of the proposal to the Lewis
, ....... communaty on May 13.
the plan i~ reahzed, we Will have at
£enumc campus that un11.cs all parts of
d<Xtdcdly Northwestern Collegaate
rnnment," satd President Michael
"h 'sschemaucally boldnnd clearly
M'.tl ••
proposal L~ de~ilgned to cut down
li'U.ffic across the campus. cmpha-
....... Outdoors
nsnrs strip mining
ontation
A full schedule of the IOt.h Annual
Symposium plus stories featuring
~crs are ancludcd an thas pull-out
supplement
Page.41 A-D
you thought OUR
lll.a.·-ment was funny
What do you get when you mix Sovaet
• saure, mu~dc and song? You end
Blue NighJJ of IM KGB, playing
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"" and Sunday evcnmgs at Fir Acres sizing instead new pedcstnnn walkways .
Mooney said the parlcing in front of the
manor bouse would be cut.bac.k and a pedes·
lJ'1aJl zone would be crea1cd in Ltul space.
Eventually. the facuJty and staff lot directly
1n front of the library would Ill so be eliminated
in favor of a ''town square. ..
The plan emphasu.es the academic area
as the center of the campus. The cone4.-pl of
the master plan calls for enlarging the libmry
and adding cla. ... ~m space m lh: urea east of
the hbrary, a two to three story bu1ldang
where the Thaxter, Throckmorton, and
Edmonds classrooms now sUlnd. Eventually.
Final solution to
Plattfortn conflict
Columnist Andrew Yerkes poses the
ultJmat.c solution lO the di..~mcnt over
the "true" leader-hip of the Plnuform.
Watzck Library may never be the same
• agam.
Club sports face another
budget cut
The budget for sport~ club financing is
expected to shrink fromS26,740thisycarto
$19.740 in the 1Q91-'92 fL~l year. said
ASLC VP for Business and Finance Sagi
Ralnayaka.
Pagt7 Sophomore David DeSilva clurs away saU ceder tnes on tbt Dos Palm as Prtsen~
to help prevent desert plant eatinction. DeSilva was one of e~ven participants on a
College Outdoors-sponsoHd trip over sprina break desigutd to protKt tbt
enviornmevt.. Sri story oo pa~ tbrte. pltoco COW'fGJ GotlltJc Ofddoor3
Bodine would be leveled to '1iberate the
AIOO.Oy quadrangle. .. said Mooney.
The Albany quadrangle would tbc:n be
emphasized as the cenccr of activity with a
booblore. coffee shop and an gallery.
.. lUke it."' said PW!ge Pelleueau. swdcnt
council president. 1bey're emph.:L~og
grass and eliminanng the aspha.IL"
Mooney said the project i;;long term and dcpendenl on funding. He said the arc hi texts
were told to work with a 30 ye:Jr time frame
for the tocaJ plan.
••A lor. depends on finding funds." he
said. "You have to plan swfT and find fWld.ing:
both ttkc time. ..
He said he thought first year student! and
sophomores will see changes, but nolhing
··ovemighL" He said he expea.s most fund·
ing to be in the fonn of gift~ and grants.
Daniel Sheehan Resurrects
Radical Rationale
8Y )OHN FRosT
Inspiring Ponland's libaaJ citizens wit.h the mcmphOr of Christ's aucifiAion ancJ
subsequcnt te:iwtection, Daniel S~han. gcner.tl coun._-.cl for the Ohritic lnstitute. auempted
to rekindle the American spirit which "'-as JWC vnlcn t during the Watergate affair and auhe e.nd
of the Vieuum war.
Addresstng the most n:cent resurgence 9J\d app.vct~t demise of the Anl.i-War movement.
Shochan sa~d, ''Peace and Jw;tioc groups ended this spring in death and defeat ..• aucif~ed
upon a cross of yellow ribbon. ..
Sheehan presented this address a1 the Pamphn Spoos Center on the evening of April4.
His speech was auendcd by over *>0 Portland rcsidenls. with 300 Lewis and Clark student.!
alo;o in the audience.
Piling up evidence.. Sheehan said that White Hou..;e memo's show that setting up lrnq as
an enemy~ conceived as lhc Sovect Union brokcdown m 1989." The U.S. military wa.~
afmid to lose their JX)\ition at~ table .. as com~ to the ll'OUgh. .. Sheehan cootinued .
Accon1ing to Sheehan. these documerus. coupled with evidence the OuiSlic ln~lltutc has
collected. indicalc thallrnq had been set up and ~·urnd IIllO fightif18 a war with Kuwait
Sheehan's speech ended with a sw•ding ovation and was followed by questions from the
audience.
Reaction to lbc speech was generally SUJJVOftive ... 1 don •t think he was radical enough.'"
sald Squirrel. a Portland peace activist. .. But I w~ glad that I came ...
Jim Rudnick~ theevc:ntorpniz.crand an LC SlUdent.saJd he was~ .satisfted" wu.h the
event "I thought it was lhc most successful ASLC event I've seen in yean.•
Thiseventwaspl•mcdasl.he farst in lhc newASLCSpeakerSeries. Howevcr.last years
Student Council didn't budget it any money so its conlinualion hanp in the balance.
--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ --1991-'92 ISLC Executive Committee
selected
Elections for E..'eculive Commiuc poo;itions of International
Student" of Lcwt.~ and Cl.lrL: were held at the same time that the:
.ASLC elccuons were held. Below i~ a list of the 1991-.9::! JSLC
Ec~ecutivt Commtuce.
1991-·921SLC EXECU11VE COMMIT! EE MEMBERS
Name
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S Sh.Jh.-cb Jillani
S.1l"d Al-Erynni • Tom Dang
Sabrina Horignn
C3Chino Thong
YUichuo 1\.ato
Gcncvteve Lu
Maryam Moclagh
Nathan Wilku
Christine Ho
Man~ Sharif
MiJci Tamura
Ali Ru.a Hakami
Sherelyn Hughes
Jasmine Wibisono
Ahmer Kalarn Po .. S!UOO
Pre idcnt
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Fanancc Ctul.irpcrson
Director of Ac tivitie.~
Director of Activlllc..'
Du1letor of Publlcuy
A.~i~tant Omxtor of
Publicity
Faculty Relations
Student-at· Large
Student-at· large
lSALC Representative
ISALC Reprc.~entative
Spons Coordtrotor
WORLD LINK ST o\FF
Chief Editor
Managing Editor
Layout Editor Doa «
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Reward offered for stolen television
The Stewart Dorm Council isofferinga ~ lOOrcwnrd for tnfonnauon
leading ro the return of the TV and VCR stolen from the donn on the
night of April 8 Confidentialuy waU be completely respected If you
huvt any infonnation pe.naining to this theft. please contaCt Stewan RD
Ann Wil!>On al 768-8930.
CORRECTIO:\: Camero11 presents dangers of cyanide mining
a' l<RJSlll'l: Evr.JUTI
The pru.scnmt•on, "Strip Min
ing withCyantdc in Oregon.'' spon
sorrd by the College Outdoors de
paruncnt feJltun-d JC'.om Cameron
from the Creson l:.nvaronmcntal
Council Cnmcron · s prescnwuon
centered around u <;Cgment from the
telc\·tsion show "20/?0.'' whach
~ov\!rcd the ba'acs of her mc.o;o;ase.
The problem t~ strip mantng is
being done in search or gold, 'iUid
C:uneron, and they are ftnd1ng 11
Acconiing to the "20(10' rcpon.er,
mining compamc.-. arc "hatung the
jxlpot by pulvcnzing lhc moun-
• •• tnln.
Accordtng to "'10(10." the
comparucs go through four tons of
rock to obuun one ounce of gold,
then djssolvc u by u.~ang a cyanade
solution. 11uscyanadcsolution w1th
the dts.solved gold t$ held an pond~.
and from there the gold ts processed
into gold bars
Many envaronmcntahsLo; arc
upset over thts proce~;s, clrumtng
that u damagc.s wtldhfe and the
environment. Accardi ng to the "10/
20" rcpon.er, "over 160 new gold
pus are scarring the landscape of
the Northw~t.''
According to the "20120" rc­
pon.cyanlde Lssprnycd "over6.000
gallons a mmutc •· Envii'Onmemal­
tSlS see thas as a threat to many
forms of waldhfe, espc:c&ally mi­
gnuory birds, whtch often land in
the cynmde-~ luuon ponds. "20/
20" stated that there hove been
around 60,000 wlldltfe deaths tn
Nevnda over the lost three years
"W(21J' alsodlc:cu~c;cd the fear
that many have that human bcmgs
may be damaged by the cyanide a fit
leak.s into the groundwater
Al the conclusion of the seg-ment. Cameron returned to the mi
crophonc and gave a brief summary
about what 1s cutTCntly being done
and demanded by groups of cnvi
ronmcntnl concern. She saad thtU
Hun~er Clean-up .... _ ..
u~y wunt mon; stttngcnt
standards" and they want
put back from where 11 w•
"then; IS no rca.o;on why
reftll the holes."
The Hunger Clean-up. an annual student communuy service
a -thon, talce.s place th1s Saturday, April 13. Paruc1panL~; have
rrusmg pledge money for t.hc Lhrce hou~ of work they wall ocrfm
the funds w11l bedivaded between local, nat tonal and •
agenctcs. Volunteers begtn gathcnng at the PSU Park blocb,
Broadway between Harmon and Montgomery st.reclS,at9·30a.m.
kJck-off ceremony stans at 10 am
lf you have already sagncd up to parucapatc. remember to
your pledg e.~ and bnng them wath you on Saturday. If you h .. v ......
sagned up to voJuntoerru the HungerCiean -up,ll 's not too late
carpool Saturday at the lower Templeton parkmg lot at 9 a.m.
car if you have one).
Lobby Day 2
Do you want to learn more about the Orogon Legts1ature and
the legaslntJvC process works? Do you want to meet your JegtslaUJ
gave them a pi~ of your mtnd? Then JOtn the OSPtRG LCJUS
Wateh Group this Wednesda y. April 17. at Lobby Day 2. r-:."""'
be leavmg &om LC early tn the morning. Contact Rob
Gretchen Haber for more anfonnauon .
0 PIRG's Twentieth
OSPIRG is 20 years old this spring, so we're throwmg a binb
party. TheentJ.recam puscommunity is welcome tO)Otn us m the
Rooms on Monday, Apnl22, for a recepuon and a forum r,.,,,.,
studentacuvi sm. Speake~ at the forum wtllanclude LC stu1den1Lsl
Pelletreau and Andy Tarr. and Profc.4\50r BtU Lewts to gave w
insights on the history of student acUVI'i.m here at LC. Any
tntereStcd in spea.kmg at the forum should contact Gretchen
ASAP
Project Group Meetings
Legislative Watch: Mondays at 5 30 p.m., Manzamta
Recycling: Tuesdays at 6 p.m Spruce Classroom
Hunger and Homclessness: Thursdays at 6 p.m .• Geary Roo
Core Group: Wednesday s at4 p.m., Monteith Room
For more infonnationon theseorot.herOSPIRG happcnmg s. stop
office tn the basement of Templeton, or call 7..7128.
In last week's Pio11«r Log.
former Security Dircclor Brinda
Carroll was misquoted in the ninth
pantgraph of the story "Secunly
Director Carroll Oi~;m1s..~" The Pacific Northwest
Roadshow '91
The quote ~uld ha\IC read,
.. 1 thmk that Wayne rtally,truly
believed that a man couJd do that
job bett.er than a woman ..
Don't Forget!!!!
PIONCC~ Loc Cf.NERAI. ST.\f'F
MEET1NCS ARE EVF.RY Mo."DAY
"1 6 r -""'·
••• • Now showing: •
• "Scenes Fom A Mall" :
• "Once Around" • • • • "White Fang'' • ••••••••••••••••••
EVERY TUESDAY
is student night!
Present your L&C J.D. card
and receive 50% off our
regular admission price.
Regular admission prices:
Adults ...... $3.00
CH/SR. .... $1.50
... Stereo Sound•••
in both theatres!
635-5956for sJwwri~s . Stamm Dining Room -. All Day feJ«ROSS
Student Council1
everyone who l
write us with 0
pol the1r thoughts
campo ~
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~anogJV mgyou
Box 140.
One or the g~
. thiS lCnTl IS U
tli student repr(
committee
ASLC consututic
100114. subheadins
3).
Council will aue•
thts so as to
rdJna.tc the swdcn
1111U) assues. Stu(
Bailey has compil
""" cc:1m rna uecs an1
wh.ichwal
AspeCts ofT he PI
been submitted
Board to considt:l
Yun ts consJdenn
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Student CouncaJ would like to
everyone who has taken lhe
10write us walh lhe.rconccmc;
~tlhc•r thoughts down on lhc
aroundcampus. Plcasekoep
andgtv~ ngyourinput. Any
Bo~ 140.
One of Lhc goo.Js of student
lhl'> tenn ac; to en~ure that
L~ student representation on
campus commauees, n.-. stated m Student Council Upiate II
Sophomore Bradley Kennedy
ha.~ been appomtcd by Jo'leph as
new Tutonng Otrector for Student
Acoocnuc Affaaf'\, As.'iiriting him
will be Rhina GuJdo\, they wall take
over the hcghly 'iUCCC..~ fuJ campus
tutoring network
The SAAB has presented a
proposal to the Vtce Pre.c;ident of
Academic Aflaif'l\, Susan Resneck
Parr, for 11 Communlly T~ Force
on the Cou~ FvaiWition Proce:<s. This would have adminisuative.
focully and swdent n:prescn&ation .
ln other S AAB activity. lhc
board funded Music major Char­
laue Deck S350 tO auend a one
week vocal clinic.
Students Organized For Ac­
tivilJ~ (SOFA), t.he programming
ann of ASLC. hac; decided to col·
labonuc with KLC to sponsor the
legendary Kl.C Sunburn on May 4,u KLCdoesnothavethe funds to
run it on their own. SOFA is cur­
rently soliciting demo tapes, espe­
cially from LC studc.nt.c:, for this
event. Send the l8pCS LObo~ 139. or
drop them by the SOFA offtee in
Templeton.
Council wiU mc.ct on Wednes­
day, April 17tb at 8 p.m. in the
ASLC meeting room. The meetmg
is open to all interesu:d parties.
ASL..C conlltituuon (Arlacle I,
4, subheading A, subhead·
3). Council held atssccondofficiaJ
mee.ung last Wednesda y from 8 to
10 p.m in the ASI..C mccung room
The followmg as a rummary of what
lr&nspired at the meeung· Three
StudcnL.s-at-Large were appomtcd
to positaons on variou~ boards Enc
Freund was appomtcd a~ chau of
the Charter Commission, whach
ovcr;ees the chartcnng and evalu·
aung of all student groups which
receive funds from ASLC. Chris
Qumn was appomtcd a.s a reprc­
sentauvc tO the Communications
Board, whtch oversee.\ all the
campus med18. Tlffi Bailey was
appointed as chair of the Policy
Review Board which handle.\ all
ac;.~cs not covered by the Student
Academac Affwrs Board {SAAB)
or the Budget and Finance Board
{B&f). Students work on Dos Palmas preserve
loeb. CoiJOcil will auemptto ample-
0 a.m. lhas so as to acuvaLe and
1.£; the student votce on all
r.'l1lUS a~c;ucs Student-at Large
llJIJI>'Icy has com paled a hst of all
commauecs and student rep-
m. which will be presented
I.
AspCCLs ofTht Platt tom ISSUC
been submitted for the Juda­
Boord to consadcr. Ch1ef Jus­
Yun ts conc;adenng the ·~sue of Most of Council wns able lO
attend a two-hour prcsent::~uon on
the master plan made to the faculty
Any counccl member would be
happy to dJ~USS what they saw
w1th any studenL
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Eleven \tudenL~ spent spring
vocation working on the CoUege
Outdoors Do~ Palmas Preserve
EnvaronmentaJ Service Project in
Southern Cahfomaa, cuumg down
tamansk (salt cedar) trees wruch
outcompcte nauve descn plants,
dnvtng them toward e:\Uncuon.
The Nature Con.scrvancy re­
cently bought the 1,372 acre pre-­
serve located on a desert plain on
the edge of lhc Salton Sea It was originally a desett wetland with
several p3Jm oases, a sueam. desert
pupfish, ~ banh and na.llvc veg­
et.auon.
Settlers planted suit cedllr
bushes for w1ndbreak..~ in the line
1800s and the pre..~e was used a~
a fish farm in the 1970s. Bccau~of
Ute negauvc effccLc; of this, the
Nawre Con~ancy ~ks to return
the land to its natural ~tat.c.
Joe Yu ka, direccor or Lewis
and Clark'"' Student Activities and
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12, 1991 College Outdoors. srud that most
people initially don't unde.Btand
how cuuing down trees is good for
theenvironmenL Toexplain. he ,;aid
lhat the salt cedars which came from
Ar rica are nol nat.u.mlto the western
hemisphere and. having no na1ural
enemies. outcompetc the native
vegcwuon .
"One of the rca~ons for clC4!1·
ang the salt ceditrs wa~ lD save the
<L.~rt pupfish---3 liuJe fish that hves
in the 5J)rings," said sophomore
Gero.Jd Tom, Dip JX&f\kipant. "'The
Nawrc Conservancy bought the area
tomakesuret.heywouldwyalh·c. ..
In addition tDcutting down salt
cM:tr IICC.~. the Students dad Olher
things. "For one day we filled in a
ditch lh31 was taking waLU away
from the oasis." sa1d Tom.
"h went really well," said
Yuska. .. 1 was amazed."
This lrip was the first Nature
Conservancy project that College
OuldOOf'S ~been involved w1\h so
far. The nut such trip is one to the
ea..stcm end of the Columbta Gorge
Sawrd.ly, May II. Students w1ll
remove the Asian knap .... ced that is
crowding 001 rwivc Oregon plant
SJ)OCICS.
Editor-in-Olid
Aaron Saar
MANsJni Editor
Scott Erickson
Nnw Editor
R.achcl Carte!
foJVm Editor
Tony Davis
Ft~tura Editor
je5\iC'a Lewis
Sport• Editor
Erik Harper
Publlck O«unrnca Editor
MAtt Smith
Photo Editor
Tonya Kocher
Production Editor
Lauric Matthews
Copy Editor
Janet Maller
Advertising ~uger
Dakota Smtth
Businna M.anager /
Cin:ubtion ~ugu
josq>h Martorano
St.&ff
Creg Carlson. '?"Y ~n !
Tori Di.-..on, Em• Endo, Krisbn
EveR>tt, Liz Ainn. John Fros~
)cannic Gunter, Rustam
Koch~.A~nKDMn~ ,Amy
McOoMell, Mira Morton.
Elizabeth Pow~. Kathy Pratt.
Nfjtthew SchwetlZL"f, Tamara
Tom, Andrew Y~
Cattoonut
Ryan Marlin
Photosrapben
Marc Schotland
Advisor
P~er Chnstenson ..
Dept. or Communications,
Chair
PACE3 Is LC worth the cost?
As ~'Un; a." 101~es. the l.cwts .utd Clart-; "ommunuy wn.~; greeted
w1lhyctanol.hcrlUiUonmcrcascforl.hc 1991 'Qlacadcm•cycnr LC
dmtnJ~tnl<m were qutck.to pomt outthattlm. war'' mcrcnsc ot 6 7
percent 1~ tl"' lowco;tmcrc &! , m a decade However ,there '"n ., mut h
ahoutlC that Jll!'Uiics the students paying upwards of$ I 8,000 per
)C8f. 'nl The Board ofTrustoc•, and the adminisU'ation should ccruu y
be applauded for thctr efforts in ~ccping the incrc~c;c Jo\\ ~n
incrca-.c of 6 "'percent is considerably lc s than the nauonal mnauon
rah: and much lower than the nauonal trend in college tunton
mcreases. Moreover. much of Lhe mone) will be din.~tcd toward
much-needed facuh) ra1ses, faculty .. atancs wttl in fact iocrca..;e at
a rate larger than the cost of living indc~ .
Unfonurutcl). a~ financtally tl'a.,onablc a.s the mcrN'it: may be.
lhe plain fatt1s. 31lhc pre.,cnt time. an LC cducatJon 1s samply not
wonh S 18.000 pc r year Yes. the bu • Jdmgs are lookmg much "P' ffacr
and morccolorfullately and we do have a obligatory game room. but
on the whole. o;pcakmg acadcmtcally and soctally. lC as laggmg
behind.
Due to decrea"-ed enrollment, six adjunct profes~or posnions
were eliminated from the budget. and many dcpanmcntc;' rcquesLc;
for full-time facully were dented Even with the controversial
opening of the Plattform. there sttll isn t much for rudcnL" to do m
their tehure time on thlS campus. Popular acadcmtc programs that
were supported by grants but could have been supported by more
1ttAble funds have been ''dropped ."
LC i~ -.lowly but surely losing any unique qualities that would
draw students to it At the <iJITIC time tuiuon i ancreasmg 10 the point
lhat mo't srudcnts wall nor even consider allcndmg let alone remain­
ing at the school Smce it is idealistic co cxJX'Cl tullJon ancreases to
abate. the least we could expect is for Lewis and Clad .. College to
actuall)' bc(.()mc worth the monc)' itts a.'kang its students to pa) for
their cducauons. -t 0
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Alllcncrand opinion pu~cs must be submtuod by 10 p.m Monday
C\!cning. They should be typed. prefernbly on o dt~ (whtch asn't hard
to do on this campus) and occompamed by a hard copy All '-ubmtssaonc;
must h.lv~ the author's name and phone number Anonymous leucr.>
will not be consjdercd, eACCpl by spocaal :lJT'Ongemcnt wath Lho Editor·
in.Cruer. The Jeff Spicoli Memorial Library
Disks can be picked up in the Log office on Tuesday mght or
Wednesday monuog. Leu~ should be under 500 words. af not. we
reserve the right to cut them to that length
The Log re~es the right toedlt subma~\tons for length, grammar.
or libelous suuemeot.s We also reserve the nghllO hold pacces ,r space
limitations arne.
Finally, the optruons expre.~>sed on the\G pages arc those of the
wnters and not nece......uily of l.he P1onur Log staff or of Ltwas and
Clark Lately there hns been quate a
lot of attenuon focused on the
Plauform. Honestly, before last
week J'd never thought of atns more
than an unkempt. funky btstro for
fresh people. an on-campus proVIder
of psuedo-Mex eats and
ewocaffe ine (albeit•t poorly made
and served m paper cups). But now
u has become the central sy mbolm
the struggle between capiUlhsm and
anarchy.
Mason Ham, the Donald Trump
The Tragedy of Racism
Racism is a product of the
whn.e man's history. Soc1ety has
boen conditioned lO look at diffet·
enc.es in people whether it is race­
or gende.r-ta~. Th~ ha.~ not
bun much education lOwards
lc:ammgabout human similariti~.
There exists a funhet beljef thal
human rights and civil right.s are
one and the same. Ob1iemng the
real world, this is untrue. We
cannoc begin the human nghts
struggle unul the cJvJI nghts
struggle has beeneffecbvely dealt
with. R:actsm has f~tertd racial
friction in such a way that it !lands
as an obstacle towards the reahza­
uon that everyone is a human be­
ing. The tragedy i5 thai every­
thing must be seen a1lhe level of
black/while relations and not as person lO person.
The nacure or lhc tragedy is
t.hat we as people have been dented
lheopponunity to look at each other
a~ hu.man be mgs. Rae lSI1l has r arced
us to deal wath the struggle Ill sepa·
rate racial levels. Thctcfore racial
i"-\Ues have to be evnluated and re­
solved on a racial basas and not on
humamsuc tcnn!. Not only does
raci.~m perpeLuale anteml(;tal diva­
saon, 11 has also dJVJded the black
commumty wilhln itself.
The white man's racist world
has created anger among the black
communtly towards whales. Be­
cau~ of tha~. the black community
has closed up and developed asoca­
ety of 11.1 own with its own model
image. Those blacks that want to
make it m the white man's world are faong a dilemma. The di·
lemma hes in the pursuat of fi­
nancaal happiness at the loss of
t.heitcultuml hen tag e. TillS 1~\UC
cannoc be resolved at a human
level stmply because the ~ll-out
1ssue will always surface.
Once Lho reans of power are
relinquished by whaleS to bring
about a real equality of all races,
the •s.~ue of human rights can be
sought upon. As long as there i5
aninequalltyofpowerundacces.s
to opportunity. the anger will
continue and the dilemma will go
on. People Stuck on the pcrspcc­
live of each other's humanity in
resolvmg racial issues need to
take a 5tep backward.s . h lS a race
problemandcanonlyberesolved
by redefining racial attitudes. of Palabne Hill, seems tough to
bcaL W1thout havmg met him, he
seem ~ to be the bad guy m the
struggle. If you beUeve everythmg
that you read in the Log (as l do.)
then you end up seeing him as some
sort of antagonist straight out of an
Ayn Rand novel The media has
definitely made up their mind as to
whach side to take. But there as
another soluoon that here been
heretofore overlooked . Give Mason
the library. I'm swpriscd he didn't
lhlnk of it himself. It's already the
~tal core of the coUegc.
Don 'I let the bookish name on
the front of the building fool you­
You don't have to wam to study to
hang out81 the library. You can set
up a sort of bowling aney on the
concrete ramp on the first noor.
And the middle Ooor is adeal for
hade and seek. These are very notsy
and distracting activities to some
unmellow swdenLq but don't worry
about it-it's as much your school
as theirs, after all. You paid just as
much tuition,dsdn 't you? If you're
looking for action, the men's bath­
room walls are covered with homo­
erotic fanwy narratives involving
the football team, as well as pro­
posed rtndtwous of all kinds.
For tho!ie wet-blanket student."'
who genuinely want to study (there
mus1 be some), there is the Law
Library. But hanging OUI and re..
laxing with your friends at the LC
library ts especially nice, and it
....._ ________________________________ ....J appeases the guilt you might oth-erwise feel elsewhere. After a
hours shooung the bi'CC1..e, voua
return home, feeling good
haVl ng "spenuhe day m the librw).
If the admamstrataon
Mason the libnlty, he would na~
change very little. Perhaps
rent GratefuJ Dead vadeos for
VCRs down on the bouom
He could set up ndes on the
elevalOr. He could charge a
cover on weekends. He could
nd of those Muffyacadem• c 10um
that clutter up the periodicals
and finally get the school a
overdue subscraption to
magalinc. He could rip out
government documents sheh
(whoreadstheannuaJ forestry
on grazing pau.ems of North
koran cattle?) and set up a
skating rink.
I know that I would spend
time in the libnlty if Mason gOl
of those liule bud ~lhouettc.s
windows. I can 'l even count
many umes I would have 21ec
welcomed a t.edium-relievi,ng
of swallow meeting g
perfect break from the t.ediUIII
reading Dickens.
Dressing lhe librarians like
food employees would add
touch to the ambtence. They
gaeec each student with a
smile. and exclaim: "Welcomt
the Jeff Sptcoli Memorial
where we turn your tuition
very thin yea fancily adorned
of paper. Can I Lake your
p&ease?"
• Stolt€
IAuth,or IUld ltctun
Gende1
lT AMoN BAAR
The Gender S1
.. ,,," and Cluk 10
lullvbcgan a.~ a two~
Studtcs Sympos tum~
U)' members, a Su
uy anthropology P"
ICdcnt presented p1
~ghAil
Acoonhng to Del
'ho pn:.scntcd one <
t.llone se~qon U\ l!
lO people auendcd
1)1npa.>lwn From lh
tbe w(f. the sym~
pat kept growms
The nex.l year.
Second An
Wcmcn's Sympos
c.onststcd of (our
IQ\lon May 17. 1~
mdctatcd by fours
IIIC f4CU)ty mcm
tbete ~ludcnt.und CJ
bculty pn:sc:nlcd pill
That evenmg abo
eluded o readin~
Sheila Roberu, a~
~ fiction wn~
ln 1984, the s~
"be a three-day,
~luch faculty an
~t&c:$ other th
ldloluly works
worktng on wh1
~omen' I ISS"UCI.
CiOUld IUU attend
IYI!\posium tf one
ltl.ston w a.s schcd
lime:.
Berlt~nnid a
')'lnpostwn was 10
lltal nouon that w
dcr. but men arc un
The next veat~
Sympos 1utn bee a.mJ
r&lt wtth a spectal
•
ISJUC., m math andl
'&•in, racull}' and ·
PlPen addn:.uina ' I I
I II I
L
$
Ia
!ley I th
Annual
Gender
Symposium
tnul.nv• ILOd lecturer, John Stoltenbti"R, wfU 'iptak about "RduslnR tu Bt a Man."
rltcto tD~VUJ'\1
Gender Studies Symposium started small
n AAA.os. BAAA
The Oendcr Sympo .. um, u
Lewis and Chuk k.nowa it. ongi·
ullybcgcan as a two day "Women's
Sllld1c' Sympostum ." Two LC foe
li.i'ly members, a Stanford Unaver
~ amhropology prof cssor and one
mdent presented papers m Sto.mm
dwng h.all
Ac.cordtna t.o Dorothy Berkson.
•bo ~en ted one of the p.tpcrs in
!hat one seuion 11'1 1982. only about
JO people auended the
l)mpo twn From there.
lheh.ld, the symposawn But the fourth day wu dedicated 10 !.he
math and ~ttc:nc:e (oa&S, wtth work
JhOJX on cunic:ulwn integration
In 1986. the: Sympostwn became
offic1ally known as the Gender S1ud1cs
Sym!)O'twn, w&th lhe IItle, ''Gender.
Race, Clw and Culture~ EJiplonn& the
Issues " Tlus brought 11'1 such a w1de
range or usues thai different p:lnels
occwrcd 11 the same tame 11'1 order lo
cover all the t&Sues
"We changed 10 a sender focus sa1d they were: "1mprcs'!t<:Cl w&th the
quahty O( the proaram. the dl'IIC:B\t)' o(
Oflc:nngl and the C.IICCIIJC:I'II partiCipa
uonor oommun1ty and tudcnt group<:·
"We had 1 sen.\C that pan of the
Cenuruat theory trie& 10 brc:tk down
h&erarc:hJn and power If we: 'n: talking
aboutlhal m our cultun:, we: have to put
ll m our c:la.\$C!," s&Jd Batson about
the smponant student panictpalson,
wh.1eh wu Jn$Clll from lhe be&innJJ\&
"h.~ put of the questioning or systans
that com C:S out 0 f ( CITI.U\1) t
theory."
]QSI kepi growang
The nut yc:at, the:
Stcund Annual
Women's Symposium
conststcd of four sc:.s
&QU on May 17. 1983,
mdcrtted by four scpa·
lilt faculty member-.
•hc:rc•tudc:nts and other
IIICU!ry pre.~ en ted papers
That evc:mng also an
-luded a reading by
Sbc1la Robert.s, a South "We felt it was as
important to look at
the cultural construe-The •evc:nth annual
Gender Sympo.iwn took
thc:(onn, Wh.teh1JOOWYCI)'
familiar. There were uacc
days or papcrpn:~lallons
and woriuhO'p'J wtthm&JOf
addresse~ each C'VcninJ
The: mD,JOJ Gddn:~ tOpiC:.S
ranaed from "Me11 and
Fc:nun&Sm"IO • workshop
enulled, "Black Women
and Wcllneu." tions of masculinity
as it is femininity."
-Professor Dorotlty Berkson The I 989 Gender
sympostwn was entitled
Afncan fieuun writer
In 1984, the symposawn sn:w
1o be a thn:c:-day, all -day affatt, Ul
•hich faculty and <ludents from
coUegc:.\ olher than LC presented
rcholarly works lhey had been
•orktng on which deah With
"amen's •sruc:s Howc:va, one
toWd lUll attend the c:nun: sender
l)lllpos•wn tf one: wanted· only one
1CU1on was scheduled at any gtven
!me.
Berkson UJd a maan tdea or the
~postwn was 10 contest the cui·
llrllnotion !.hat women have a gen·
dcr, but men aro wuvenal
The nea.t year, the Women's
SYznposiwn became a four,day af·
r111 With a 1pec:111 (OCU.'I on &c:nder
IUUCa •n math and aaence Once
'&lin, faculty andsrudents pn:~entcd
pepcn addn:uina women '• tuues.
12, 1991 about the same tune we developed 1
gender mmor,"aatd Berk..$on "We felt
n was u amponuu to look at the cul·
tural construetJons or ma.scultnll)' as it
15 rernuumt)' ...
The not year the 1ndilion coolin·
ued focus ins on third world and minor·
1t)' pertpectlvcs . In add1tion to present·
mg .,_p.;n., students, faculty and guests
tmplerncntcd the aru. pcrfOillllng the·
atc:r pte<:C:.S that ad~c.d gender is·
tUC:S.
That year. at the very tame ume,
the LC Gender Sympo1ium waa
awarded the fnt plaOC' pri1c in a na
uonaJ compct:iuon thai nx:ognuu ere·
auve pro&l"atT''mJng .
The National Univc:nity Conunu·
•n& Educauon Assoc1ation awarded the
priLe an the cat.c:sory for lung ·term
pro.JCCIS. The chair of the commutec Visions and Vo&cc:• for
Change," and featured 40 workshops
and panel presentations, inc:ludina an
open invitation to a men 'a croup dis­
cussion. The:re wen: aaain three key·
note pn:acntm, including pod June
Jonlan.
La.u yeu the symposium, cnritled
''C'.c:nder and the Politie~ of Change::·
ran auoas a difficult itu.~lion when the
keynott 1pealler Michael Cross, was
asked by the mayor ofDetroit ton:main
10 the city to help c:ase rising raaal
tenSions. Hia address was snttially
ca.ncxlled. but \cvenl quid-thinhns
LC students put lO&cthcr a prolJflm
htghlighttn~t a tdcviSton news story
ebout Cmu' work
"h grew (utcr than anybody
thou~ht tt would," qsd Bcrbon about
the program. "But I havc.anJticry about
the fUlwe of Gender StudteJ," Ill' AAaos B.ua
i'he lOth annual Gender Sympo·
s•um begim Sund.tynisht when le~un:d
speaker John Stolknberg tAlk;" about
what II meuu to be mll.Kultne '" terms
or (eminlJm .
Stoltenber& ·,boo\;, R~fwmg to bit
a Mat~ · &soy' on Sa tJNi Ju.wr~. h s
rucivcd widc.sprcad pratse fQr the way
tl idcnufic:~ gender as 110e tal construct,
where mc:n an: IUJ'PO)Cd 10 t one
way, and women another His book
calls upon men 10 identify those soc tal
constructs and rebel as•mst them m
order tu liberate thcmsdvC$ as ~ell as
women fnwn 50Cic1AI rcstricucms .
"I can't think of ~ny book ~hose
sUhje<:t matter is w nacc.snry to be
read, htatd, dik':U.\JC:d, UJed," satd
novehst Alice Walker about !.he bool,
"If men an: tochanKe !.heir dommatmz,
impcnaliatic behavior an regard to
women (lind childn:n and other men),
not 10 mcnuon nthcr countries and
pos•ibJy other Voi orlds, they Voi til hiiVC tO
come 10 t.c:nn.s wtth the IS ua Jnhn 11
raismg an thss book. I am a beucr soul
for havtng read it."
Stohcnbag's c:cnlfaliU'gument is
lh.a t male so UAl iden tit)' e.w. i su because
"people bam with penises I cam on ethic
of suual UlJUSlic:c .. 1n order 10 disun·
guiJh thcnuclves L~ "teal men" and
I
-that "the male SC\ rcquira 'nlu~ticc:
In order lb CAI~ t ••
"H c pn:.sentu really urgent liC If·
cntteum," satd Eric: Fn:und, who
hu done $CVCr&l JXup:u mvolvin£
Stultcnba'g 's work "People v.;ho
heu htm wtll •.nnt to quesllon
themJClvcs, not OUt of gwh, bul be·
au.se he's 10 tnsptnng."
Stohenbug hu said that ha
c:.ssays were tnsprred by rudtcal
(muntsm . He ha! said he ex pres es
hope for • ••gender jUJt" future.
pn::senung • pion of llCUan ltJ over
QOme malc:·suptU11K11tauuudcs that
f~ter rape, pumoJnphy. vaolence
and war.
In his book, .StOIIcnbcr! pro
posa 11 0\":"" n•odcl of s.,cial and
penunaladenllty, ba.~ not on gen·
der hteriiKhy, but on l\11 educ uf
s.oual JUSI.Ic:c. In one c:suy he wntc:s,
'"lltc: Cvr'C ur one's bcmg must love
JUSttcc more than manhood ."
"He draws parallels be:& ween 1s
sues or fc:mmrmry and m cuhruty
nd v.olcncc,"' said Enghsh ptnfc:J·
sor Knsu WillillTls, who • as an
sa•wnctttal in gcwn SIOhcnber& tu
speak 11 l.hlS yc:ar'nymposmm . "Not
JUSf v1olenoc: agatnst women, but
Prore:sor or HbtOr), Gerda Lerner, wUI speak about .. Womtn'
Starch fo'or Their Hlst«y." pltolo ~o.,nuJ ofl'tdtl~ Rr.Llric;qu
Lerner to elaborate on
women's role in history
.,.,. )tiA.'lNIIi C\rlo'TU
C.cnia Lerner. one of the: "found·
ing mOlhcTs" of the Jtudy or women's
hhtOf)', will be a keynote speaker at the
Oendcr Srudi~ Symposium on April
l S. She is a RubtNOn · Ed"'' anis Pnt­
fasor of H~II.JI)' and Senior 0\sl.ln·
gui~hcd Re,euch. Professor at the
Univenity of Wisc:oruin , Madison.
l..anerspokc:at l.ewiJ andCiarlt in
1979 t..'l pan of the annual Throckrnor\un
Hisl&X')' Lecture:. ACWidtnl to David
Savage, h&Story professur, Lcmca wu
the ftnt wumc:n 10 speAk at the annual event. "At that time she: &ave 1
)o;turc on the r&nt chapca of her
book. 'l'ltl Mapity Filtd.s ItS Pa.tt,
and $Ct forth maJor starc:mcnlS in the
ficlc.l u( women's h..i5tory," 'a"'l&c
a aid,
A'""'rdin3 to Savqe, Lnncr's
lcetwe wu a stimulus for (IICUh)'
who attended a summer workshop
on c-ampus with visiuns scholm.
ThiJ workshop w• an irutialslep in
the foundinJ of the Geuda Srudies
Cona'IIIUd on pag~ D -Sl~DAY. P1UL 1"-1991
3.;00 to 4:30 p.:m.. Fir Acres T'hc&l:re.. B lad•
9oJ.
Pcrlomuawcr a:nd DiM>bsion
f)gg thk \Smpepr. Op; A Ial(o( l..crft aM
f:Jbagstlgp rcncamod b) ~b-Salfttl,.
~'isl~ usisamt po(cscu ol thc:alrc.ltYt-is .t:
Oat. and Jmln Hayford.lndasuial Thc.a.lcr.
ODc:ago. Ditecrrd l!f od "'1 H ~Der. lndus­
aiall'bc.d:r .
.5.:00 p.m.. Stamm~ Room. Templeton
Colk£C Center
Buffa Dinner. An &.h1bit• and Rocepcion for
• • •
, tapUStC:U ~
WOR PRE."I:'\T TlOS
1~ p.m.. C01omol O.embcr
R~rndrtg &o B« • Mu
Jolua tob.ca bag, aut.hof" ol Rt[us!or to lk
a Man: F.g;n~ 011. Sa and lPSkt
Webxncd b). Jeu Wa.nt,d:Uector. suida
smdia p-op-am. Lev-is .t Cl.t
lnJr'OODccd by: F..ric FruDCf. lC "'""' nt
Siptlnrr:apt:2cr. ]cues ic:Kai&ht
Rcoc:¢m to l'ollow m (O)U
MOSDAY. PRJL 15, l"t
9 10 l &.25 • m,. CDunc:il Ownbcr
Saa:aJ Polltks ud Mass Media
Mcdcn1ar: Pder Cllrlsa.tu FJU, chair md as­
mattpralcssar of c.or:unuttir•rit•ts.Lnns.
Jola.D Bcadb. assi~'ml p-ofc 110 of polibcal
"• ,..,. • t..c:-.is 4: am" met
Recfu Bcadb.. ""Poolilia and Gender iD H u­
IUDI md SlliR-
PiaJDls "i~ prof• ISlQI" eX ln. Lewis 4: Cla:rt.,
md JOJaifcr .u. Lnrm, Go f«1nd•rim. co­
pcdr'*•s of ~itco, M1ft'01DCill So •• ao Tdc:\i-. .. go(J
Robert Coldm•. MSOci•&epro(e•A of JOci.
Oklg/abropoloc). Lewis A Cbd. "Nc1 aivc
Ads-
9to 10:25. m.. Thayc:r
Artkul•do.A•' ol M .. ;ulleJCJ ta Utrntu•e
..... f'1le
Modcralor. DorocJiy Bea b-. chair md as­
IJOCil1c pro(can oi fn&liSh. t..c:-.iJ a: Om
Grqw) Veenan, lC S~•+dtlll. -Amc:ric:m
Mac:u1inc Jcfauity: Hauy Oa•id Tloc:Cl a
of -M , .. • ~ Arr-••••• &'I(IJIIDl)
Sen•• Joaa. usipmt proru .. of'En&fisb.
C • u_• ' Soxf U · -of -OQidm•'Of'. 'namc:D IICS, JUYUSity
Ricbmood. Riehmond. Vqaua. ·Rccon­
S1nldin& Manhood: R.ce .S Mw:ulinity iD
EmrA Gadv.:s's A Qll"*'UII a(Q)dMu.­
Eric F1 ned, U: s:cndnll. "1tob<:n 8 ly md the
Buzmftn~im o( P&ll"Urc:b)'•
SnsaD RH;wdc ParT, vice paidt 111 for aca­
demic afT~ of the CIOilqc. pro(nv.c o(
En&)ISb, ~is .tOn '1hc lap in10 Rc.­
SJ• *IR"'biliiy: The £ais¥:.ntial EvOIUbOD ofT cri
Muoisoa's Mak Procapnsts•
H. Dieter Rkkl~ Ponland Sc•tc Univcnuy
ltU6t' •. -soa o( a Gan: 80s fi)mM..-uJ.i:nirn-
I D-.30 to 11 :5S • m. $.twum
t.aralq•pd Te:a.c:bla.c W0111a~'s K11tDrJ
lnbcdwcd by: Ja;. Haalrr, ~ ~
fnJOr of his.acry. l...ewis & Clad
A •'Cirb!ql CCn&M1ed by ~rda Let 6ti,
Robiusun-6dw. ·atch P,rol'rssor ol History md
Scaior Dis&mcmsbod Rcxarc:b Profcs~.
UnivaUI) ' of Wisconsin. t.bdison.
JD-.30 10 li:SS • m., Ccwnri] Ouanba'
WOD•• • Ar1:1s&M'anau M Objtd
Modu11101. RM WWik•an. aa:ristw pt>­
f• 1101 of taeioloo/.J8!1Ju~. Lewis A
a.\
Qw•&. F..ar.aaw, A.lim .n ,....., il!l':IOC. Lewis
A C1lrt. 1'he Poip.aa Co.ak•CI m 0Unc&c
PalrciD& -Worn., or M o ulinc Symbolr
GD Se« .. J.profu.ar ol m••ic. ~..ntis A o.t.,
-n.c Coaum•io• o1 Hildcc•d o1 BiD&as
-Macdida Mwok'"" lD-.30 10 11:.5S un .. Thayer
Tk Saatrd Fc:mtk lD Rhtdabm
Modc:nJDr. Ka~ End!. auislml pofcssor
ol rcqiws sndilos. L..cwU 4 Clct
l..a.rlta lkU16,lC ~Ide nt. •&:sa•sy md Qe.o­
tion iD \be s.tta Tnditian-
Sallc'J Rttdi., l..C Sft'ttknt. 1bc Dcvwhsis of
Hinduism -An l.c\icstil•'ion into the Unique
lfl'a of the 'Tanl'k Pt~A~JUUCS • of lndia•
KJb RobJ, LC .snadcnt. ·Rangda t.be Malevolent ..
Alii-. Bervdl. lC m.dcnt.. -n.: Cbipko in
India-A Wamc:n's ~ Mova•.all toRus
&he Trees ..
12:00 CD 12!SS p.m.. Council Chamber
T e:a.c:lila, · W1lrtrt:sl W omn' Hl:sloi )
Moden.lor. Jeu Ward, pro(C$$01' of cutununi ·
caDoas.. Lc:wis &:. a.t
R .... kl Fir~ chair o( 111 dcp&DIKJ&l. Uni~ ·
sity of Pu,ct Sound, "'North•Ul L:mds:rapc
Painl.in&s by Abby Vt''ilb.uns HilJ. lli0-1930"
oqa Starbuclt, diacc101 oC Womc:ti's Ccntn.
North Scal1le Commu:ml) CoDCEC-"'The Hisux'y
of \\'canco Jqcs m W~IOD State-
Kana J. Blalr, asma.tc prole&~« ol hislor).
Cc::I\I:Rl WasJu:n,gUJn Un" c:nil)'. ·· Sowccs far
T ctehin& Pacifx Nanh•'CSl W caucn ·, H isllll )' ..
12.-oo 10 12:.SS p.m.. Sllilum
SUnd Radm,:s. poEIPA ed bJ 1M Womea
WrlkrS' Ore~
Mock:nsor "t~ DtJ). U: studcru
Rc.,._ a • StepbBIIflr Jobnsoo.. Mq Daly. R051e
McLoucbUD. l.ka PoUod .• Julia Rtofro.
Pam~la Sb.aJ, Sba.DDOD haptrioe. Kle Slea
Law--. K.ary WtjW, Edto Rnklns. TDda
Cutwell,Sml.&a A .-uthl. Darcy L)'OG. Heather
IsJdb. Sllaoooo Casey. Hddl Epsqulu.
Adrinuae &nson.. Kristia Jotn. Karla Ga~
Ktl~ Zooon, MoiJy BunsaeO. Am.anda \toc.r~
J-.-t Tlb~ Dale Tlper. Samutha Schoeot.b,
lCSDPii.ts
12.:00 U) 12· ss p..m_ Thaya' r ..... ..,,.cwJ
Mo(.a•IIIOi . l..allra Craws, l.C snl'kul
I Jadt Hut. aaoc:we pro(asu of ~Jisb md
Dit~ ol W c;wrw n '1 Snxtie&. OIUo Uniwasil)'.
Atlw •b, OtUo. •tn Dclc:mc of Gynocritics­
Se"t• Koca~t. uu:iuc profcaar o( pbikdopby.
Lewis A a.t. '"C'nnin& Auoss Ba•ien:: Fc:nu-
• ,_.I ~-·--.:--n•PD.uu~
I• r HualiEr, !H."JJO!Icpralcaa of'bislary. Lc"'is
A Cart. ""Pwin& SCI iD iu Pl.ce-o ... ld Braade, 51 edu•rc sux'e:uL Unlwc::rsity of
Wubi:n&b:l. •Makizl& Youndf • Body Withow
Ot-Jans ~ Mnochis:in .mel the Cofl•1-= o( Gcodcr
iD Kaslry Achr' s Pan Qrii(ZIC-
la•ked Spahr oa FaalDlst Pedtr;ogy
1 :00 to 2.:25 p.m.. Tb.)ocr
Mary Kay Tdle••"· Dun of the School: of
Human Dcvdop1cU md CommiDlir)' Sc:rvice.
C.JiComia S'l'r Univcnity -Fol1cnan. -Fc:mmist
T~ A Case Study of Lewis A Clark Col­
lqe-
l.ooudnr~ by: Patricia Sc.b..aiuck. profcnor of
cAnc•ional administralion. Lewis A Cl.n:
R .-~ us: Dot otlty Bt'rk!IOG md l.au:rk
flake, ••ni•lc pro(esJOn of En&lish.l..rwis &.
Oak
1 ~ to 2:25 p.m.. Council Chwnba
Woc•••ect~-.uey
ModcnJor. S~ KDo:x. profcaar of En&)is.h,
Lewis &c. Oat
Kate Hibbard. assisurnt CD the dJn:ctor, W catea•' s
Studia Pvopam. Umvcniry or 0recan. -m,
Mac lbc T rcc: Cood ':Gelder Rok:s and Sexuality
in Ninc:u:cnlh Cauury Ut.opian Soc:ialisl C'«D-. -QiWiilJCI
Mary Coart.ls. Univcniry of Orep sn...tc nt:.
""SpiriluaJ Purity -Rc:volutiorwy M.riqc: ~ aftd Politicti Cotnmiunc:nt Amon&
Aunda Mqiis ..
O..W Sa••e:. profcaor oi bis•ory. Lcwi.s A
a.t. "The Coloaial ldcOioo of FarWc Edu·
c•hwa: The c.c ollndi.-
._.. Hr rtoa.l..C sa,..-eut. ·uDYciJed : WOOJCD ·a
Rijla .ad Funiowo in Alpil•
wen• Bwak -•• ··-din-.:kll. HaiiKI 1:00 IQ 2:2S p m .. s. .....
Ma !'M". O.cp:e Selle Unt-•uliry. -vM"i*•iu Sa Ia lk Aftu .--
W<M!!• • On •• •d• laa ... duccd by: J-•at Mak:Uy. O.qoa FOlk
PACEB 2.:JO to 3:2S p.m .. 0\tt I h
ER Reds1ted .
Modctalor: Claytoa M~id.fe. U$0Q·~
profcs-ar of pbil~. Lewis &: o.n:
M!rbdk E~l. LC snldml. "The ERA. Put md
Pt c::a:ut" •
MArykay HoeDStlne. Washin&IOO S&a&.c Unavn·
sily suJdcnt. .. Pleo3ici.Cd ElTcets ol a Fedcnl Equal
Ri&hts Arnendmc:nt ba.scd on an Analysis of
Wuhitl&IOD Stwc:.. •
Auc Werth R~.l.C saudml. "PUIJI!OC'Uvca on
Women and lhc Miliw)"
2.:.30 to 3:25 p.m •• Council CbJI'n ba
\1ok~ttt Apbu1 Womta
Modaalor. Mq OalJ,l..C saJdcn!
~m be.rh C f1lkh. A.tiDII'IC) , H qc:n. Dye. Vial &
HiiiChy •• •Rc:dn:mn& the Und.rc:$slng : Rcpc·
scnlin& Adult SurYivon of CU.kfhood Saual
Abuse:·
Rol Solt aad Joyce Baxttr, Clackamu Madc:nJcr. ~I.UID Rubbudl , director,
ccntc:r. Lewis & Cltlt
f.Asl~ Hall, doc~<nl student, Univasisy
egon.. wW'h.a.l"uN'"ICCGiJlt.:ike You. :ID~~crx
of Gc::ndct md Communica.lion Scy.lcs·
lktsy t:.awrkk.~offnt Yea~tlii~IJ.
College.-~ 'He' Ever Mc:m:J 'She'?:
Cammcnts m Sc:ltst Langu.a&e­
Chrisd~ Hoolrw, l.C srudcnt. ""The
Gender Pnwoms: PapeDualin& Vi•()le:iran..
~....anpa,e ..
Jodi Hauon.LC student. "'Spc:.ilcin& in
Chaos u l1ndc:Btandin&"
. T . . • W omc • •' 1 Sea viou. ""'9.' omen m nuasllJOn .
Auot Sblmau. Reed CoDe~ snaknt, -PcatiiO&· • 9:00 to 10:25 a.m.. COW1Cll Chamber
1aph) 15 V'IOimJCC A&ainsl Women" f.rolemla!sm
KdJI Fuster.LC soMkm.- Aaindes: Aboul Rape Mock:ralor. ~rlelgb Dochoo, profCIIII
CoDese Campusc=s.. cbc:miP:t'y. Lewis &. Clark
on Coo ale BolUs. as.siswu p-ofcssor of CUI•
I.Dvil.ed Lec1Dn oa tbe £YOiutloD ,of Gen&r catians. Uoivcmcy of Utah. ~EoofcmiDiini•
Emavm& Disc:ounc .. S1nda -·
2:..30 to 3 25 p.m.. ThA)"CC' Colleeo Mack-Cant}. docotoral Sludcnl;
Iraa~ Recht.. SenD Fellow. Amclican Counal sity of Oscscat, ~orueu·s Camxmmily
00 Emra•m. WuJrin&UJn. DC. •fnxn Geuder FtonathcCritiqucofLibctalism to l:.cc:JrCillliill
Sc:pc:g11ion 10 Qaldcr C001dinarion: A p.... RosaaDt ManlDgly, Pro,ram ~'eJII!~
d.ip:n Shift'" Specialist. Cootinuin& Educalion, Pon.bad
lnb'odua:d by: .Ja,De A«klnsnn, professor of so-Umvcrs1ty ... Won<¥1. N1111re. md So me•
ciolo&)'/IXUhropolozy. Lewis 4 Out Sb.anooe C..y, U: .soo::m. ·we MUSI Slftt
'3:30 to.5:00 p.m .• Council Cb.anba
VisJtfq falbrf&lll Scbolan' aod Hubert
Rampbrq Fellow's Plop••:
Wowra IM ~nlopmeet
Modcnsor. v • .,... Sa tq~ Oc:m oflnlan.a!iooil
Ed:ucarion. Lc•is A Clct
Dtepa Da, Prop:::l Officer. De¥c:lopmcnJ Ccn·
ll::r, Delhi Um•c:niry. Ddbi,lndia. "ln•tilDiional ­
izr-4 Cac far Women in lndil ..
CatbaiDtr Oblaaaju Acbobla.. professor of
En&Jisb lmpqc: md lit.c:n.l1Jn:.. Alban Ikokn
Collqe o( &h::aboo. Owenu. Niceria. ""Womc:n
iD w:ria: A Re•v nmaa of the Gmda Woe:
far Afric::a-
G..,._ Masn., H1&hat Humpuc::y Fellow from
Bouwma. Univcmty o( WuhinstcJn , '"Cn:dit
fac:iliria far Women in Bouwina"
3:30 to S:OO p.m.. Black Ben, Fir Aacs 'OM:&J:n:
Pc:rlcamancc: ol a cato-acs play cuiCCinin& AIDS.
.. J.O ... diR:cu:d by Ariel Esbada. LC ~D:aa.
Pafoanoc:d by David Morpa.. LJ1l.D Jesus, Sarab
HoDowaJ, ud Mqu Leocw-d, lC sow'..a•ts.
la Yb.ed Poetry R eadtq s :00 to 6:00 p.m.. CJunc:iJ Chamber
Elfnbetk WG)dy, W.-rnSprinp. WucoJ'Navajo
lDdian pou. mzhar of Hllld mtp SIQ! c. winlla' o(
a 1990 Amcric:.a Book A wad.
lraDoduoed by: Au~ Dawld. euistmt profcs:sr:w
oC l?n&Jish, Lewis A Clart
KEYNOI £ADDRESS
7:30p.m.., Cou...O Clwaber
~rda Lemu, R.obiMan-6dwcds Profcaar or
Hislory ad ~ DiJtinpDs.hcd Rcaarcb Pro­
fct.JOT. Un:i•enity of Wisconsin. Madison.
"'W .. ,. 11'1 Sc:an::h for Tbeir HGby ..
Wckauudby: MktrwlMooNJ,pcsidc:nt.Lcwis
Aa.t
lnao&u:d by: O..W Sa •ace:. chainnd anoc::iaJC
pro(a ... ol history. ~ A C1ct:
Sian tnapc:ac:r. S.atta L t.kKafa~l
RocepUc.. 10 follow in foyer
TUESDAY, APRIL 16. 1991
9:00 lD 1 0:2S a.m_ lUyer
Ja .. lhlaac. ds nra.p IAJIIII«sae VO&in Forau Ftorn &be Rape o! Mm;
M. IC .. 11111 --
9:00 to 10:2S • m, Swnm
Mn and Maa1J1.n.tty
A wons.bop cuiduded by JobD Slot
cl1hor of
ll!d JUSJice
lnttvduc:cd by-K.rlsU WDPams, visilin! _.
professor of En&lish. Lewis A Cl&Jt
1&.30 10 11:55. Swrun
A "orbbop far men: ldrudiJ1.ul ud
rroa tina Sa.ism. with role: -playing and
pt:rtic:iparion. Ftrilila&On: Jo&b Sao",
dent md Allto Poole, Reed CoDe&e :sta•~ &4
l.nDtchccd by: Erir ~mwt.l..C snw'-<n~
10'.30 to 11~5. CounCI1 0\amba'
Mrdlated Images oiWoma~ aod Mm Ia
Mapdnes
Modc:raur. Ux F11D a. l..C student
Cbrlstlot Colemu, LC student. .. Do u.o ·,~
Thinr. lm*'ca in :tM MaJu:i:ue·
Allgela 0."~ l..C student.. "GGut Ou:s.
lifuJ I ooh(Joru Maybclline : Mcd.iatcd lnill
Men md Womc:n in Teen Mqa:zinc: ..
Scot1 Manu. LC studcrll. ~ls This l..uft"
Teen Bc;a& Guide 10 PiCking the Ri&hl M-.
Laun Moudt; l..C student. ""Growing Up
the Gcndc:r Images m Teen Bear Magazu•t
ADD~ Wmb R~ l.C SNdcnt. •fashi<ln
zinu: A&cnts of Socializ.aJim-
lG-.30 10 ll:.SS un. Thayer
1W Bnft aocl U~ Explorer:
Glrllbl Fairy Tala
Modcnaor. Jeff WOIIamfOO, lC srudc al
Matilda Ctatwell, LC soldcnt. "Gcndc:t •
Talea ~ The Role o( the Fcma.le O.i1d ..
JaJWt Camaraaa. Mills CoDc&e snl!dcll&.
Darochy: A Pioncc:::r Heeds West•
Erika VU..MillsCOOccnrudcnt.. "'GaU
the ta:•
K.art.la O.e, Mills CoDesc souttcnt.
Alice-
J 2.-oo 10 1 2:SS p..m .. Thayer
~tt•ap.. n~...,.. LIWv
Modc:nlor. Htallllll' lsltlb, LC .llllt"• nt ~10 12.:55
cwstrud'ng
~ t1i1t M edla
)kdtnJor: R
epofn.,...o
a.n
SIPa TuJ.:ol
i.Oregon. ~
scs in Pate~
LJUe Rutcbl
.:.ia\a. Uru
it M a.tc:rial (
V'dcos ofM
Wary ROM
4fedl. Uni
()mdc r: the El
Jlm 10 12:S~
Sbred Rna
WrttLn' on
llodcnKr .
l'lradm lJ.SlCl
l1.iS Suamn
~to2:2S p
PudDbt
... rropaa
Modc:ra.lon:
MDkr, l..C
LuTy Mt-~t
lewis &. C1at
BtkuCarli
la...t
Gardoo SdaJ
l1X>l0 2!2S
T\tHinory
lara~: Pftl
tiaaolWoml
Modr.nJor.
U:wu." &. Cbi
Ira Kobo.
APRlt12. •
ld Scic Dele.
'eMusr~
t)f Mm:
flDIUII
. I mel
Suow,..._ ..
ege5DI'bl
stndad
i'wk:nl • OSlUffi
WJ~kUM DuatlrJ, visitin& a:ssiuuu profrs:scrof
4)cl' m. PacifJC l.Auheau• Univcniry, "'Eclipsed
N.Jio·u.· Women, Thcoloz:y. and lhc Cult or True ~
.5'aJla.mlt Ltvlne. LC alumna. -rdlin& Our
5lrics= Creatin& a Womyn 's Pasaova Hauwbh­
Y&.d]da Caatw~D . LC student. "Women in lbc
-ruy:. Rc:sponsa 10 the Chri~tim Pllrian:ha.l
111dition"
llilO to 12:SS p.m .• CCMlCil Clwnbcr
c.strurtlng World Vltws.: Gtndtr DtfTtn'MtS
•tht Medla ~ Robtr1 Goktm•n., chair znd as.Silei­
•profcssarol 50Ciology/~nttaopolou .Lewis&:
QJit
Smn Tultnkla.D, pwluale student. Univc:rriry
rl Orrp. "Quid Pro Otp?: Individual Diffa­
sa in Pc:nonal Ad-vu'tisaocuts ..
l~ Hotcblsoo aM ~~la.olt llu:st. p.t'II'C
l!'dmu. University or Ore&oo. "Fcni:nism and
fie MI1Crizl Girls: Geuder ldc::ruifiearion m the
\.P'al of Mw:buaa·
Wary RCR Wllllams.. usistanl professor of
¥''m. Univc:niry of Ore&on. "'Can:strul::b of
GcMc I • the: Economy or Sa in T eJCYision Game
S'll:rfol ..
11:00 10 1 ~s p.m .. Slai•un
5Um:t Rudlqs spouored bJ tM Womaa
Wrlltn' Cln:lt
WodcnlOr. Mea Daly. LC 1 tudc:n1
(ttWn li.Jacd on schedule for Monday. 12.-oo •
~s. St.a:rnm.)
111) 1D 2:2S p.m., Thayer
PueH>bcv Loe oiGodu lrn rsoe LC Ch-er­
a~Prop•IDI
Wodcrz.ron : Clt..rtsi1M Booka-•ed Mu:loC
WJilrr. LC smd<a '''
!Any Me~n. Di:Jcc:sor oi Ovc:nc.a:s P1opaus.
lewis &: Clark
lltltu CartloD, professor of psyCholor;y. Lewis
lOan:
Gardoo Sd•kMnl"'o visltina proCessor oC in~ ­
lllional alTaiR. Ltwi.s 4 O..t
5n R asm •••a.JGib SDOW, f.lhabetb Parrlsb.
lCstudenlS
111> to 2:25 p.m., Council Ch.wnba'
~ HlslorJ ol WommiD Nboct.etotlt-Ctollll1
llrope: Pl'ojtcls fi"'OD til~ GtrriiJtD Colll!c­.. or Womo's History
Modrntor. Keary Ba&r, profeuor of bisiOr)'.
1AU &Clark
En K~ LC sndc:nt. "Women's Issues in the
fnrlj:sb Womm'alnym•l .-d au S•"«'CIPO"
Me e G rubea a. LC stullcnt. ·womc::n ·s Slnlufc
b m OfT"ICial Voioe in tbe Cb\Rh of En&land"
la1hry. PoM. LC Jhwknt, "Rdip•usldcas as 1
tc.nponcnt o( Gc:nnan Fc:rninism-
)ikhul Sttrui-Hikkbnad~ LC student.
,oJisc Quo-~ md CciDIIJ\ faltinism"
lrt5ttaa £ap1J..,, LC student. 1be Dc:batem
llcNuun: olPia.timtion "mf"'-*~si«k Fluac:c"
'!:30 10 3: 2.S p.m., Thaya
StmaJ POlllkl .. 1M ....
lllmdua:d by. Kel)y Bof'U, LC .aiA:ast
A ped di~a~~~ion by lhUiibC:n ol the Orep
Wwneu's PoliticaJ CJUCUS
let Anry, OWPC Sarff a.. Taylor, OWPC Endoe lUI tails Cornmiucr
<laair
11eM Ta.oa.p n a., OWPC Finance 0Wr
lhbcl Led1lre
~to 3:25p.m., C01oncil a..nba'
APRn.t2.1991 Wowca ud Political Clwrge la Mnlto
Marprlta Dallo. hlomo. E.u:wuvc DatlCUJr
of the Slll!r Popu!aion Couua1. Mexico
lnu'Odlvd by: JKk C01 bttt. usociec prof,;:sSOJ
of pobbc atxuinisaalion. Lewis & o.t
3:30 toS:OO p.m .. Counetl Chlmbcr
Pktioa aod Poetry RcadlnJ: MotMn aod
Mothcrtna
Aane Dawid., PSlanl proftUul of CfC&live writ·
inA axt Jitc:n.tw-e. Lewis a: aat:
Mnhw Scatu., visitint assUtan.t profaJO" of
En&)ish. t.n.is .t. Cb:rk
Jod.Jdt Barr:IDctoa. Orcpm ~
3:30 10 .S:OO p.m.. Thayer
C'b•UrJII.I~a~ TndltkJD.al P~ Mockk
Mod-• acw~ IISID K lnchner. c1in:c1or. Core
PIO&Jam, Lewis&: Out
~· Cnal'ksbnk. dcJNIIUTic:nl or Ill)' and
labian .srncfic:s, Cll)' COllege of San Fra:ncisclo,
""G.y and Lesbian Studies &l City College, San F • w rua::u:c:o
Mary H~oD.Iaa..Stoat. usiswu professor or
couruelint psycholozy . Lewis 4 aut. '"Mov~
into Couh ... ion: The SIOIY of One Puochi.al
Women's Hsgh School•
DaTid • ovack. profcs:sor or :soc:ioloc' and rtrl•
thropolory. Wchin£10n and l...o: University. md
Laky L.azlo ~o..a . usi:swu profc:sSOf of ps)'­
choloz.y. Mary Baldwin~ "'Gender U:Jn.
l1ict in the AdvazliOOd Jr.itastrial Socic1y: Faualc ~
Mzk Reltrims 1.1 a Rcoc:niJy Coat.w:11r=d Co!·
l~:~e"
Kano-S~ Tau.ulg. p-aduale smAcm, dc:pan­
mc:nl of IDlhropolozy. The Jotu11 Hopkins Uni­
vasiry. "'Dorms. Norms. and ~c 'Couples arc
JUde mast of tla: time, ..
MAJOR PRES E.'\ I A TION
7:.30 p. ·~ Cou:DcU CUmber
Cartu B~ profc:uor of thco1o,y. Epilc:o­
s-1 Divi:niry School. Cambridce. Mzszchn•rn.
"A FealDIJst LDwntbt TbtolockaJ Puspec­
tht 00 Sau•Jitf'
Welcomed by: Sa.sao Rc:swck Parr, "icc
p csidm« for .-zd.woic I!Tain/dcan of !he mlqc:.
L.ewi.s A Cl.ark
lnbochiCCd by: Mark Duotlr)'. chaplain. Lewis
~Out
Sip 1nlc::rp'ela- Saud:ra L McKnip&
Rccepcioo to foDD-m Coyer
9:00 p m... Tta1l Rooc:n
Coffee Hour with pcrfocu'llrw: oflocaJ "''OKD 's
• IDUDC
Coook ColMa, San Shortt. Moc.Mn ol God,
•ed othua
WED!\"ESDAY, APRIL 17,1991
9:00 tol 0:25 ~Thayer
WCIIIM'D Ia ~Rea alsssiW': T nbaal T nmfor •
111adons •DC' tb~ Semlotks ol Powtr
Modc:nJor. Krtsd WlUiana.,, visi&inl amsrmt
profcsSCY of En&fit.h. l..ev.is & Oat
R•DS TID"ky, crzdoa.tc Jludcnt. Uruvenity of
W•shinpm. MBomc A&ainst AD Order of N~LU~:n::
The Noble Womm and the Duchess ol MaUl
Sltaroo S&ocktoa. pzrtuate sbdcot. Univeniry
o! W ashin&ton, ""W nf.in& m Blood: Woman u
,.~ . D.--:....._...,_ .. _.._;t:_ s· " uc:oeoc rTUIIID<'-""' I'Ul&IW,_ ~
'RLbt:ua Merna, pldtaatc snx'cut. UiJivcn:ity
oi Wuhin&&On. "00 Tbou Art All Dc:focm'd:
Specin&-ofT the Fanak SauaJ Body"
April Dtaoa.ao. pzduale studtnt. llnivc:ml)' of
Wasbiu&aan. •Fnpcntaticwl and Cobc:rc::ncc;
Ot.crniry and the: Fcmak Body"
9:00 to 1 0:2S a.m •• Councal Ouanbcr
~~ 111•a Womea o. tht E"t ol Uallkadoe
Modcrzmr. Hear, Balr, profusar oC bissory.
l...cwUAa.t
Maridoa Batrta. LC Jtudc:rn, -Rq:aoduc:bvc " _. .. CCJUD
De•• Fvby, LC .ai!t'-cnt. "Women· s Movc:rnc:rus
m Gcrmm Saatcs•
Kell Kttcaa, LC .anwknt. "WmlCn's Hullh Is·
Aft ..
Jn,alfer ~ LC alumna. "Rape: n Famil)'
Ka•hal r Marp•.J, LC aJuama.. ~alivrim
of Y OO"f; Girls• 1 o-.JO 10 11 ~s a.m .. Thayu
Med.kYai•ed Ra•'-•nc:t U•cs ud Tau
Modcn.tor. U~y K apbA, asistmt professor
or En1l&h. Lewis A etn
Sbaroa Coltea, LC Jtadenl, "The Perfect
Laurie Flake. aaociaJc proCessor or EtlaJisJt,
lewis A Cl.t. "Coanly love. PabMIIC.. and
Symbolic Capit.aJ ••iOn& the Medieval FrmCh
·-=--- IVDlUCI&y
Kart Saa.ltla. LC Put.k::all. -:rbe Rhc:amc: of Me·
U.al H.,q,iiiphy"
K.t.W May, LC su•ltxn. ""Gyncl And:a oa: lrrwatinl
lhc: Hiaudlia iD !he Dram. ol ~­Jv BUb'"' LC .szur!. ru.. -JWict, Ha Wicked
Stc:pnochc:t, md How They Dan'& Uve Happily
&aAfta ...
10:.30 CD ll:S.S a.m .. Council Chamber
DliJenatWcwlds,.Dftfaf'at Un:s:WG~Haud
Mu I.D tbe lDd<•w o:.l•a An:~·
Modcraor. l..arry MtJtf'S.OutGar,ovc• k u and
off-campus popuu5., LC
Pend Mc:anbas: Afh• Bakrr, SuU Gn...,
Man M£Vee., DaWll Rognkw•~ Chafin
S•Dde•.,., 5.ar-U Scbckrr. LC snldmts
12..'00 to J2·5S p.m .. Thayer
Woaoe:e ud Woril
Modcralar. Did Adam~ usocias.r profa.,. of
IOCioloc lmthr~. tnvis 4 a.n
K•tR Zoootr. LC s:tDdc:n&. .. Emazcnoc of Gada
Coowiom:•• u Tha()ll&fl the £4paia1CC of' W-ac
I ........
C.••Dna Lelaea·Moa~ . l..C student. '1'he
Economics of Cultarc: WomCD and the
CociiiiWJcfificlbon of Wc:awizz& in Qrut• uub­
Sarab WKbtaltclm. LC .stadmt. .. Aibpt•rion of
FcnaJc M.ixii:C Mip•uts ID life in Olqor.­
Jalle Aa,z t Carta-, LC stDCint "'1liC MJth of
C ~ C_,_,. • oL.... ~~~ IL ~-., -iNIC ..... WArl'IIY Ill u.; .;JJUYJQ UJUUn
12:00 ID )2·SS p.m.. Conncil Clwruba'
1"1oc Polltks ol AbcwtJc•
Modcnlar: Dtboi .. Hallt, zuistma pWIZI:a
olD:iQkv/m.thropolo&y.l..ewis A a.t
ltrtsta OIRa. LC smdc:n~ "MiJocyny .-d the
New OuiAim Ripe The P!a)UI and Polilica of
Wcw••011 H·rin&-
ADD~ WaUl Jloe, LC sud* a•t. •faninism in
Olqw: The Noon 8 aod IOC.•opzip ..
Caral SUw LC a••-!. ,,, '"Wbo.e Choice? ·~- . . . -·
oaral Saot "in& md Sdcctive Abonioo ..
12..'00 to 12·SS p m., Ctq RDc.n
Ed ..... tto. ror tM htut
Modc:nlar. Carol WJrta eU. associur pula·
sar, tt• tn cdix:ariaa pop au, Lewis 4 o.rt
SoaJ• llaTJ~~t n.aaian&J p• Dckm ol Allr:nuli.-c
CommlDlicatioo Techniques. ud lllurlu
HAg•r9whiiCIIy boeld. A.C.T •• '"Makin& a Dif­
raaacc: PtevCIIlive Edl• cban Car lbc Fuzwe-
DdJ Ford. Head Stan spca•tto. St.ak ol Orqon.
md l..orctta Kdlry. Head Suln pmall mdc:hair
oC policy'CO'"cil for Famly Herds...., iD S&Jcrn.
"Hc.i S.t.ut: A P\opuu iha1 Worbl ..
1:00 to 2:25p.m.. Calnal Oumba'
RrwritiDc tbe Tat: Mnsk VIdea. ud flba
Moda'ZI:r. Pltylls Y fSt pro(cs3101 of .n. Lewis4
ClGk
Roba. Rc*dllt avistml pro(• 1 cw ol En&6Jh.
laJisiana SWI: Uuiwusiry, "1 Guess You Could
Call Wbal We Do Funinip= Alrian-Ame:ne:.n
Wonw o Rtlf'f'US and Music V"lldo• ..
Krlsd Wlll•-s. ......, .. ,. ... .. , prot••,.. ol
&alilh. l....ewis a: Ozrt and
Sara SMrt1. LC ~~~~~. "''s Madmaa • Faui­
oiu.: or Wbal is z Feminist A.ll.ywr/1"
1:00 to 2:2S p ai.. Sranun
Woe h~ • u. .... nha S,... ol 0,. es­.,.. Foe 1 • U•IMnlsal•"
fzciljta] ··= S.··-c .. ,. Ja ca•l! .. Mia
Daly. LC solidco&s
1 :00 10 2:2S p.m .• Tha)v
,..,.._ .. 1 Pw ..t~ • Ia Ulcntvte
MtrdoiiiLW. Jed Hart. prole tA' ol f.nalilla.
L.ewisA.a.t ••·u c..-. LC tOtlml, "'&nle Zola·a Nn
lad abc Jmaac ol Jbc Dcvil·Wcwn• .. ~ A...SEIA 8, LC ihH:ki .. ""Jl.e fbsstk MyOt"'
IOrnu• LawJCM, LC sndmt, 1h:: Cotupt
of Sc.l!lc:ssnc:u in~ RosertJ•s Goblin
Mtrl.d"
G.-&bdol)a E..S~ l!'l:S01ICU:Ir a1 m)"lhhI·
0!)' and wntinJ., f»ort!md CclctUJianttyCone~
1bc DulCe of !he Twa: A Joarnc.y m lJNp: _ ... , . . -Mill mt&cn•lMP'
2:30 lD 3:25 p.m., 'l'hara­~ aed Gf''Micr
Modc:n.lar: DtD s.tdl.. profc:ua ol health &:
physlc:al M•r • ion. Lewis & a.t
Mk.zd f'luau. suo•uk pm(estor ol bioi·
OQ. dina• o( JCicDa:. ~ .t: nlucs
poop am. Lewis a: Clztt. '"Ma~ Room in a
Roon1 otODe•s Own for Embr)u md R U486"'
Nuc, Kta&·Haat. VJSitin& uSls:tl!!! pules·
601ofpsycboloo.U.UA Cbri.. ~a!
Sa DilTau'"" m 0.: ~ CAcinortn
rubttm) .. •
MoUy rock, prof'essot. dy:WI'blh:llU of forest
rtSOillc:a lnd C01!'!J1'14CT "• aJOt:. UlliYCnill) of
Idaho, ·woc1.,.., md Che FulUn: of Campuxc
T c:chzJUio&y-
'2:30 to 3!25 p..m... Cuunc:tl Chmtba'
Gclldtr I• a.slD EdDOtMID
ModeiiiiUr' . Vlrpala.sal.pvfeuarofhnilth
4. pbysic:zl cdar•ion . Lewis A a.t
Martha J. Blaaco. .S,;UiiCl fzr:aby. psychol­
o:zy o ~euums. ~is .t: Cart. '"Pcnanl
Said)• md CbiJ&.·• c: Critical Iss• • s in Tram-
.. ...: .A -..I D..b- • • w pcw'atKJn ~VW'R£' &At KKU~ •u m omen m
Pa.m«la &a.m.. diiecaor oi •om='• PDd~a ,
S.OCiolOQdq;ci CIJ!alf.. PJizacipsaCollqc,. -Pri­
orilics for Woe, ..... , Stacfil:a m r.bc: 90's·
Jedldt Balder, P-=ific O.h COJJqc.. -o.op
of Expo iaacc. Thinl.:itt& B ac\: 1brcxWa Our
Bodies ID Ourscl'vc:S•
J•·rs Wzaw~ profesJar of acrba rduca·
ban. I.e• is 4: a.k. -r•'lnl in • TW'0-1Roam
Scboalho!ac-
-4:00 10 S:OO p m , Gocmc\J O,m\bcr
F1aaJ Pk .,., S« ...
f•cihl•tas: Kelly Barke. Sban11011 Casry,
Mq Daly, ilh flla.a.l.C madatts
1:30 p.m.. Comril Chvnbc:r
Worblllop: Poi*"C•aplly: A~ ol
laqa••ty.
ln.Dudiu:d by: T1ac1 u••, LC aJwwsa
Sa •a Hu~er. SkpJaaa5t ll~J~ aed
T r ac' lA s , LC aJamnar
Slrcesmddfto•awr• Sso•COicdby . toppilt&
Vbilac:R Ap.., Waaa
·~t.JHec An •ab by Fttjal AW.zel
Gt.azl•. a wljrM wW Pak:sliuim anisa: lA .. a •
SIIDat. Orqoo c:c:alltmpol'aty multi-media
mist: \'nktz ol doc Qlldro. MADRE, wt
.,ort by ChiJc!•a• o(CcmraJ America. qcs S 10
12; "'Ilk Yes. palesS« or An. Lewis a.
Clark ~ Grelcha Blstkl. Lisa Futoa,
MicMir WllaD.; .knlllf~r Wllkiuoa linCI
Joba FM wwu til. t.n.is 4: Cart ~·A ms:
s,. .. ,
Vuitin& NlbriJ.bt Schobn u:d On aianal
Lcca.n:s P!opzm ol' the Couna1 for lbc m·
lCmalionll Eadtar£C ol Sdri.rs. L.ewu a
C1art lo nnu md Cui!Ca ts Garumllr!r, Lrwis
• a.\ G+··~ Sru.dirs Pr*zm. ~is a
0.rt Sa..,. nl Aoh auc AfT am Bacd.l.cW11
A a.t Collqc: G'l"'m 's OffiCe. SJSCAP
(Sm!k:uts in SolidaritywithC011nl AITraK•r
People).
AD S) •• da• prt a atztlls 7 ue fJ « •ed
qeaiDdtepaNk.
Pt011an. Lewis A a.t ~ Poltlwwt..
OR 97219. Phaor: 5031761-7613 ar SOJI768-
1311.
P.u:EC -Carter Hnward. Prof: ~r ot TMC1~ and Episcopal pmst. wUI • spok about.. feminist Uberadon TbrologJad Ptr5p«tht oo uu-
aJitJ."' pii:JtD b] Bradford F Hom
A tapestry of V\romen's voices
!Y SAAJ
"\t • s miCRSllftl 11.0 sec.lherta c..onocct caum ~\c who didn 'llr.:no•·
eri other 1"''0 moruhs • -said ~~ Me Dal) about tbe ~au
pxayrcadUl,£ v.hicb ·nJW:c:pl Mondaymd'Thrsd•) from l2to 12:55
pm mStamm
D.ll) :uid lhe ,'OD\Cn·s poetry 10 be n:ad.s.hans common themes sw::h
u sauab~ and au po.>!iacs. klabon and fmdlll£ one's place 1n the world
and rdationshlps. , paticularly l.hosc -.,lh pi1"01lS. She dcscnbcd the
C(XIilUOtllhcmCS 10 be "lii;c a we.&\~ ••• A •ap-;scry of uoomcn 's voices."
Dal,) said the tnt.cnUOn bcl1i:nd the e.>amen ·, poeU) rcadin&. nov. in its
third )'CU ,1510 h:avc a pl*X ( Of"WOifiQI to come lO C.J pt C:SS their rccJ.mgs md
lbousJlu She said such a thins is not really pcrndod tn a school cmiron·
mcnt.
Daly :Aid lha:1 at) V."'mlll 1to \J.T&I11a! to read her 'llo'Od; a.t the rudings
~ doomc. bullhc doub«cd that all would gc:t a c:hancc due to time
~
Coffee House features
student entertainment
BY Liz fLJN:
Tbc Coffee Hoo:se v.'tlJ once ag•m be pan or the Gender Studies
SymplSJum this yec
Tucsd«) night a:9 p.:m. m lhc Tnilroom. musit v.ill be performed b)
lo:.al ;-omen md feann l.C JUnior Amy Nash as l.hc M San Sbor11;
Connie Cohen and ialhc:n of God ill pc:tform Biked goodund c:ofTee
v.ill also be naitab1c.
-h "''U catJcttd) sucnssfal last )'Car~ .. commcnscd Sboru. organizer
of the Coffee H~ -JOC<I¢e listened 10 some good music. 1'\:l.ucd and had
•sood umc.·
Art sho\v includes students/ , Latin
American children's art
ln' La FLI,.'I:
'1'ha year the Gender SWia Sympos1wn wlll fc.arun: v.u\s o( ut an
d.iSpla) m Swnm Ououg.ous &he symposnw.
Tbcre will be early v.ub of Ph) Uu Ya, Lcv.is Cl Oat art profcuor
ondicplay LC snRnu I .LU Fenton w1 Grdc:hcn Bbchcl ba~r-c cornpovd
a pccc lpcctfw:ally far dllt symponum, md Jolm F~m~worth and Micbdc:
Wikcn wiD •ba be uhibiun& pecca.
1bcR •·ill abo :an •uk b): Fcryal Abbasi Ghnaim, a tradilaooal
Pak:stmim cust. Orcp c:on1t:mpararv multi· media arust. l..&nr.a a SlOne,
'!11'1"'0 once qamhavc apteeean display durin& 1hc symposn.un.~llcd"'1hc:
WarQWlt.-
SISCAP do sporrsarut& m a.hibit c:nutJcd -voaoca ol the Children."
ThiJ COIISlSU o( CO)'OI" dn•-.mp by duldtcn. a&C:S five 10 12. from
Naanpa.EJSalndar md P&nama, vividly~ wannd violence thai
IUr'J"'UDds their &o' c:s.
PACID th
Annual
Gender
Sympo ium
J ~ to rc.ahzc that God's love IJ"'n.SCC.nds rc.ahty, he s.aid.
In ~Ot:hv~ Tuesda)' na~ht's key· culrunl modes that .. 'C thinll; of as nor "Most of us qru that tt.a~ IU
eddJas M A fcnurusl t.ibcraoon mauve. .. he u.1d. need for cbantc m ho" men and
~gica.l Pa spccuvc on 5c:, uala ~," He also noted her conu1"bution 10 ,. omen relAte. 1l1c d•alogue.lnSpV'at
Carter H~ard. profcs..w: ofthcoloc thd1cldof&hcology mparucular ." he by people lit.c" Caner Hcywlrd a
c-:..-1 Oivuu" xhool m Cam· challenp her contemponrlC$ to con· c..'Cllm&ta sec.. Ountle) c:o:ncludecf
at ,~ 'J • ..,
brid8e. M~. is •ide!~ recogruu:d far sidcr that the diChotomy bcl•l:al mand about ~ growtng tmponancc: ...
M:r wnnncs v.hic:h cncompa» gc:ndct and spnt un'l uscfulm the post-mod adcbusm Jc:ndcriSPJC.S mrchga
lSSUC$, human n&hll md the Kathleen ErndJ.
rok oC f.Clluallt) ' in di,•inat). professor of rclagt011J
incc he: illcsaJ ordma· 115ht (Carter Heyward ) causes arud.icsa.tl..c,.asand
Episcopal • saad that bnn an&
;-:;4~ H~ .. ard ta; :;s~~ people to reali:.e that God's love He) ward to the sympo.
mcnc:d m cona'OVCI'S) She is tranSCendS CUltural JnOdtS that SlumiSJigni.fJC&ntboc•" R
CllOI~ try man) LObe .m We think OfQS nOrtnative." shcrc:prc.scntsancv. pa·
c:~~amplc for the grov. ing in· spcaivc tn .cademia bt
~ohcmenl ofv.unen in chcol· tween &cnder usw:s md
OIYanchheEpi!w:op&Jrniniscry . -Mark Duntley, campus chaplain rcliaaon ..,..th poliucs and
c.mpus ChapiAm. Marlo: culrurc ''I'm Jl8d e Ci
Ountle) v. as mtroduocd to the nail)' &ot someone of bcf
v.-orb of Heyv. ard in his sans· swure speakina !>pccifi
nary coune and has SUlClC suswncd ern ~'Odd." he wd. cally on rclt~aon," she said
intc:rc:st in hc:r approach to lhcolo~ . Her •uk has called for theology In considering "'-hAt the audi-
Dunlley ~"She qucsuoos the male to mclude the c•pc:ncncc of ~plc c:ncc mi3ht gain from Hc:yv.ud's
dominati0nofllii'I£UagC.mctaphorund ~ho hAve PfC' iousl) bacrt c:tc:ludcd . addn:.n. Emdlconcludcd. "It poopk
undc:rsund.ing of (;od and rein~ lu a v.'Oman thcologim. Ountle) feels arc mtaUtcd m think.in& about "'iw
v. hat 11 means lObe a penon of r asth and that her menage Wl't JUSt empov. crin sexual icy and rd1~ion have Lo do
a di!Taent suu.al oricni4Uon and ho"" women. but also speaks to the hwnan v.·ith each other. the)' should cn.JO)'
that an~ b"baatmg ." fcn11). wl\at she has to s.ay."
Owllle) also emphAsized lhc: sis-"lnspeahngtothcuucupc:ncnc:c Heyward spnks at 7:30 pA
nificanc:e of her libcraun& model as it of women. there is some pan of that Tucsdl)' rupt m the Council Own·
apptiaun.hc:nal.l) -Shc:c:••scspcople rc.al1l) that 0\ctlaps into C'\c:ryonc's bcr.
Stoltenbe rg·-discusses violence across genders
Conlituw1from pagt A
v1olalCC in ~al ...
S&ol\cnbc:rs has been a f~
speat.er 11 ahnost a dozen n.abonal Men
and Muculmity coofuu•ccs in the
Unilcd State>$ And has IIPJ>Uicd on
5C"cnl t.alk shows to diccu.ss lhc: ideas
in his book as •-eU u to conduct
workshop& ab®l poruopaphy and the
subofdin•rion o( wornc:n. "AlthauJh I &m not ~urc I agnc
Wlth cvcrylhm& S&oh.c:n~& r..a~.l am
8had lOO ha~ e the oppanuruty lO be $0
ua.c:rl) enaa&cd." read one: rcvicv.• o(
has book ~Some people:.. for inslanoc,
.... ,n disagtcx wtth his posiuon on con·
fronting pamopaph) u a ci,il rishts
issue. ln lhc: end, hov.-cver ,I bcHcve the
fon:c of his' ision and \he sinccri') of
h.is cornmilmc:nt will make a turin& unpcuston ...
Stoltenbag ... ill speak on SUD­
day at 7:30 p.m. in the: Counci
Ownbcr. He: ..,.,u also conduct a
workshop on Men and Mas<:ulirul)'
on Tuesday 11 9 a.m. md will pu•
uc:spate in a workshop entitled
.. Idcnti!ym 8 md Conironnn, Sa·
ism.~ the same day a.t 10:30 a.m.
Lerner·-Focus also on black women's history
Continu~dfrom pogt A
Program at LC. "lnthctcnthyc.arofthc
Gcn6cfSrudic:s Symposium. ~ethought
it would be~ to have Lca rtc:r
speak to oclcbra.t.c: her rOJe in stimulat·
IJll the sympc.iwn,•· Savage uid.
"Lc::mcr is c.,onsidued one of the
pioriCCI s ofhc:r fJdd.-said Jane Hunu:r.
hiSl!lr) professor. "'The incredible di­
vc:ntcy of her e.xpa icnce$ rcprucnl the
muluplc pa1hs that 9o'Omct\ pursue in
the: c:ounc of ha.,;inJ famtlics md ca·
rc:en. h 'S hard 10 Una&UIC I marrt
unporunt figun in wamc:ra's history."
Lcaracs pe• up in V'acnna.. Aus1ria
man open. intellccru1l borne: QJvuou·
meal. \\'ben Lcmr::r was c:i&)ttecn t.hc
N am carne: to powa in Austria and she
md hennolha ""ae tmpclJOI'.c:d. Pwpk
in cclli to the lc:ll and lbe rilht o( her
wac sent off to c:oncc:nnlion ~ ­
t..u.ckily, lhe .,., released afu:r si.­
wceb. She lbcn nec1 to the United
Stasp. Afta twenty yean o( unskilled
•art. she married the film editor and
theater d aCCLOr. Cart l.e:mc:r. in 194 1.
Sbe kamcd Ezl&lish Lhrouah wntin&
and bezan writina novels. sbon noric:s.
poetry and anidea She lOOk c:lassa in
Ne.., York Cary and pu1 togc:ther her
011>11 women's studies pcogtam since
tliCI e v. asn 't one at the time. While still
an Wldc.fJnduate, she tau&}tt her ftnt
cowsc in women's history. probably
the fllll <:lass ever oC!C::rcd 011 the sub-
ject.
Aile' rccavin& 1 Ph.D. in h.isl.OI')'
ftona Colwnbia. Lcmcr wu a foundinz
manbcr of the National Orzlni.zatian
(or Women and a foundin& member
and co·c:t\air of the Coordinalin&
ConuniucxofWornen in the HisLOJical
ProfCSJions She lat.c:r helped set up the:
fnt propuns offc:nna pwiua1c de·
pees m • omen· s history. One of
Leana's maJOr &oab is 1.0 disc:over the acmal role women played in the
ereation of human JOCid)'. not the
history tha.t places ••omen 011 the
outsuk "helpin&" the men ..
Lerna has gtvcn CO\U\UCD lee·
rurcs. won .. cati&ious awanls and
wriuat numerous boob. A boot
that she fCBIIJ"ds as the most unpor·
tant she has YmDcn 11 8/«l WOI'NIR
U. Whiu Amoica. A$ a Jc..,Uh
refugee. lcrncr tdcnoficd :saoo&ly
with ow.sidc:n and had a dcepml.I:IUl
in the: Black Amc:riun eApcrienec.
Althoup many historians claimed
then: was no source mai.Crial on black
v.-omen. Lerner was able LO prove
the C1UlCUC:C of SOWCCS and open I
nc:-. field or historical stud).
Lc:mcr win presc:ru her keynote
edct• css -w ornc::n • s Sc.dl for Their
History" on Monday. April 1.5 •
7:30p.m. in thc: Council Ownbcr.
Workshops encourage participation 11u s stateme
crm. Afu:r n . .. author pom
lObe hear1
~policy dod
llrl0\1'11101US subn
ghUlg up m
ddUS \ttt.er The
tl'sunforw
onJUSbfiCd. lh
t/"JJtC doc~ aboul
.. Having reae
the men's t
fin'S He~ l
~ Moven
spuuofaud
·nanon ym~
Dl--itself a Pl
llion ~;--nOl bt
ily.)
'1'en Ways
's Movemel\
"(And libel3
Mt. Refuse to
''"t. Treal eac
men as (poltnl
'"2. Ab;Jndon;
tis im
r .. ft.rc E t:>n'OR:
Congnawlarx
coverage <
~emem cbal
to be covt
Of particularl
value wast
l).rm Council's I
• , .... lll"'t ymg co cove
hght of Re
~ions and con
Despite the
:om ned \hat lbi
~rwu ~"PCCl
nol addr
iDinCll wasqwck
~responl
kis.JOO co ll'h1l
nismaybeso.bU
·ns. wbere
llelltthange c:ono
trr~ ptace7
We have~
~uoning, oste
'llllrting in the
10 get the rae
·~ole . This­
-wanmaacrof
In' jEA.NN11 GUNTD
Sc:vcn.l audsenc;e -paruc:lpauon
worblqll arc bcin& offucd u put o(
this year' ~oCaadct Studies Sympaaium.
A worbhap an acqu.auu•ooe tlpC
i.s bcin& fKililakd by Jc:nn.ircr Jordan.
self -dd'cmc II\IC'UCUIJ, .net P.ul Editon.
Punland Womc:n's Crisis Unc. The v.'Q'bhop wiU include role play c:.xcr·
CJ.Sa and techniques of women and
men to avoid KC\u&dllanelt rape SltUI· .. uoas.
The WOibhap will be hdd Moo·
d.ay. ApnJ 1~ a.t t p m. in Slamm. Mea Dal). one o! Lhc: snadcnt facilic:a­
ton, r..aid lhl1 chis is abe&mn.in& •ul
shop mLcndcd to make: people coo
scious of the ways m whkb ncis1D
•arts. lhe PlaaftormJ
open spring ''"~'~~
Wddling. Lea
Ptaufonn was
IIlla oven was
,OOlS had been
bsetbacks
~ly viable~
b-e lbe dorm
"-tr01m IMIY~ Another ..-orbhop bcin& held ~
"Unle.min& S)'J1anS ol ()ppra~IOI\. .. The wcxbhop will be W c:dnel
d.ay, Apnl 17 a.t l p.m. in Sllmm.
12, 1991 lhcftau
ncn ~
• tnSplrQ1
crdll
ncludcd
.anoc or
idigUn
EmdJ.
lizioiU
ldOart ..
• r.tnglllJ
sym~
b:x•ux
IC"' per.
mia be
llC$ and .
liC$ Inc!
~c fi.
:or her
~rs
n Sun·
Ul;.l I
Uliruty
1 pu·
JUtlc:d
'Scl· lm
iliu·
'Orl·
con·
• Human Liberation
This ~ement c:ame across my desk late
tctm. Afu:r reading it, I feh siJ'Ongly llw
author's poiniS were valid, rationa.l and women are superior or special in nny way,
beyond lhe obvious differcn<:es of an::u.om)
and the capacity lO gi'-'C birth. Refuse the
camouflage of feminine 'mystique' and the
call to rcmmisl ~clusivity . Whenever such
'fcminine/temmist' claim are made. paint
out that men have the same capacities as
women. if Cllly they are given (and they talce
unto themselves) the oppoounity to express
themsel-ves in what we, in ~i.st Slel'tOtype.
call ·rernmane' tcnns.. libeaation can only progress so far as it fiber­
ares men Such libaation.ar ttsucceeds. will
amouru to 50mething more than either sex
&dUng the other ,.ho they ate or what !.hey
should do • ncwv.'a)'s.
""8 Be an inda'Vldual. acting alv.'11ys rna
manner that suiu :simply you. A for bat
you wane uuerly reject behavior you dislike.
But do DOl takt: refuge m ideology (the tyranny
of the mind) or fatsesotidarity{Lhe tyrannycf
the group or cnass). Yom-best armor against
eJPloiuu ion is your supn:me lf -confidence
and your lbtlicy to act always in a lo~;ng (thas
does ncx mean lf-sxnficial) manner • robe heard. Unfortunately. our new
policy does not nJlow for aa:eptance of
oous submissions . For that reason I
P'ing up my ~pace for t.hc reptoduction
&eu.cr. The last thing I would like to add
jfll.lllt' sun f on.unau:. aJ though not nooe ssar­
unJustifaed. lha.t the author feels the way
does about the re::tsons for anonymity .
"Having read nn anonymous item posu:d
&be men's locker room door called 'Ten
.... , Hec.erosex ual Men Can Suppon l.hc
nen's MovemenL. • T offer this respoose ..
the spinl of aulheotic, human libenuion (I
anonymous because of fear of re•ali­
p-uself a prime symplOm of diStoned
rbli·ons--not because I wish to avoid re­
;oosJibility.)
"'Ten Ways Women Can Suppor1 the
's Movement
.. (And libeaate themselves from ~
"'I. Refuse to trea1 any man as if he were
1pic~ . Tru~ each man as an individual, and
men as (potential) hwnan beings.
'"2. Abandon every notion lha1 pretends "3 BegmcveryconfronWJonO\Icrse.tist
conduct Wlth a qucroon for the presumed
perpetrnl.Or (~you know whc:te he is coming
from),orastatcment of your own fcehngs(so
he knows where you nrc: coming from). but
IJC"er with an3CCusation or a suucment about
him.
"4. Take cOUJagc and act in a open (sic]
and forthright mannet. Abandon all e nons to
manipulaleoovenly, or tooperaLe in lbe spirit
of auack and defense. lf you lrC3tthe rela­
tions between the SQCS as a power gam~ you
bave lost already. for you are playing the old
p3lriarchaJ game of men (and of women who
fee) powerless and dominated by men).
··s. Interrupt any sister that tries to put
down men, pointing out that howe .. -er much
you may hate men in lhe moment.. they are
aa.ppcd in se.ri$1 roles too. and w01nen•! .. 6. Pay aueruion lO hov.• )"OU dress and
the public messages you convey. A'loid all
ryrannies of fashion and ask only this: Are
my cloches comfon.ablc and functional ? Do
I avoid any unnecem.ry or p10vocative ex­
posun:.. <:w do 1 dn:ss ro a1b'aCt auention? Be
honest wi1h your agenda and ••Ice ccsponsi­
biliry forwh.ateverp.llt youpla)' in presenting
yourself as an •objec& of .sexual interest.'
"7. Before criticizing any man. do your
homework: Confront 'fOOl dad (as the first
man inyourlife )and speak to him as an adult
about all the wa~ in which he failed or
misbenred you and your mother as women.
Tell him '\\hal you think a realnum is. Con­
frOtU your mom (as the ftr.il role model for
wbal it means to be a woman) and spea): to her
about aU the ways in which she failed 10 &and
up to herlliJsbaaid and ,.,ugbt pov.w or security
through tM2' children. TeU her what you think
a real woman is. Then love them as pareniS
and appt'CCWe the degJet lO which they gave
you lhe snngth you have today to Sl:lnd up
agninst oppession and begin to behave in ""9. Do not al yourself to remain in a
ha1eful sl3&e. no mancr the Justification . Be
angry in the moment. when you are tn:ati!d
badly: be angry in an appopnacc space when
you are ~ng old s : "'Tile letters or per­
sonally confront every particular man voho
has wronged you in the past. But do noc carry
a h:uefuJ auiaude into the ,.,.'Orfd, or approach
men in ger.caJ as if any one man bas re­
spon.sibilj ty for t.be tuuef uJ aas of any other.
ror t!us wtll poison your relations and you
will only n:ap ""b31 yoo •
.. 10. A ''Oid all .spirit of exdusn·it). Rcrh
oot~ac-. ·c::ryone in lhc~lana1ion !.hat ;'QJnCO
and men can and should live lOgdhcr in a
h:umonious aoo equal reJaaionship .
.. AD these 'c:omnuDldmems' (wuh ap­
proprw.e change of gender and pronoms
bold equally for men. v.:hich is lhc beur.r &CSl
of their vruidi ty :·
tis important to look behind the scenes at the Plattform
mE EorroR:
Congrawlatioos on yoor thor­
coverage of the Ptaufoma
Dl:l cment change controversy
the news article, cdi corials and
much of the compleJt issue
r.cmedtobecoveJed.
Of particularly tugb encctuin­
laeat value was the Plan-Howard
I:Mn Council's letrer. They were
w:auying 10 co~ their actions in
light of Rebecca Harper's
\llt$licns and comments.
Despite the cov~ge I am
can,ecJ th.1tlhere was one very
~ mJI(X\aru as pea of this issue which
not addres~ed The dorm
ala!K:il was quick to emphasize that
(ley -.-ere ~,ble for the fmal
*ti1ion to change rnanagcmmL
rus may be so. but the blg question
~mains. where dJd the manage­
Dent change conocm come from in
!IE fll'Sl place?
We have heatd dorm council's
bSoning, ostensibly t.hey were
~gin the community's inter·
cas 10 get the f aciti ty open as soon
·~ible. This is very hard to buy.
kwasa maa.er or public know~ge
'u the Plan form was going to re­
l"llCn spring Lenn, de.spiLe their
lrddling. Let us ~member, the
~onn was closed becau.se the
:zao1Ve11 was bloten and because
IIOliu bad been stolen. ~eluding
b setbacks the operation was a
~ly viable business entily. Be­
~ the donn council met with
Pburorm management. the oven
'-1 bea1 repaired and funds had
ktn ~eived f10m ASLC 1D reju-
-12,1991 venate lhe operation.
So. wt.el e dJd the illusory is...~
come from m the ft.rst place?
Gran ltd. the doun council made the
final deciSJOi'i. but it was obvi~ly
Rick DeBellis who uuaiared donn
council's acb<m and established
its agenda. Ptease allow me 10
subnU1 a bold opinion. Rick. in
initiating the managemen1 f'e\oi~
proceedings. was woricing under the
guidance or pressurt of our Oe:J.n of
StudeoiS, John Sclmctder . Here is
some informauon which k*1s me
t.o lhis conclusion: Winter tenn
Joho Schneider t.old Rick he was in ch:lrge of the PL1ufocm. W1ul was
going on in their minds? T1Us bap­
pened around the s:une time M~
Ham came roJohn v.;ab hispc0Jl053l.
Second, immMiarely after tbe boy­
ccu-the-Plal.lfOim ffiers wae cir­
cuJa.red. both Rick and Mason came
to see John for a(l\ic:e. His rt:S(JOi'Se
was the issue ""would blow OVCF
soon... Why was John in\IOh-ai
wilh their in teJeS~S? Th.ird. and
most 001l'"3geous. John Schneider,
.._.ilh Joe Yusn, was O'--er heard
pbnning a "'loop hole .. argument
usang the c:onsriwtioo m circum­
vent Shannon Fo:dey's effort co cont.esl the deciSion in J 8o:1td. t:Wngpu. ·.edov.'lllhaem lhcnetbcr
Wbaun:Joho 'smoti'-"CS in or-regrons .. So. Rid: ~appointed
chestr:u.ing a ch3nge in the man-the off)..ul Cbck cateher. tsson
agement of the Ptaltfocm? John cleariy portraying himself amc­
v.-as acting in wbal he thought wete nable to &hcir""i:sfw:S. came aloog a1
the besl iniDests of the studeots.. l.be rigbl.lime and w-as uSI"J:tfor tbcu
But anu:aUy, in this legaJ en of 0\tonpw:pascs. Tbcresti.shistor) .lf
increasuJg liability for pcnonal :sornac1hing like this e .. -er baltpenS
actiiJns, be .,.-as acri:ng in the~' s apin. 1 w ge Students ro a ti1lind
interesl10 J)IOlcct ir ftom pocc:ntial acninisualoa that 'e.-e the one-.
LJw suits. I ldpxt the Pbuf01m v.ho must be held s:countlbk far
was seen a huge .. gre)·area ... run our ~n actions. RJd: and John.
by srudenl!! -.a.itboot any paid ad-lh3nks f« )'OW' concern. but mind
miniscrator th:u couJd be held ac-your own business.
count;lble for its O\'aSighL \\'ho DA~1D McCABE
knew wba.t W\.Speakab1e 3CtS V.'Cte Au~ ~"U
Second Lobby day is a great chance to get involved
Learn to lobby your legislator
ToniE E.orroR.:
Oar legisl:uors m Salem ~
nol mind readers. T'be) cannot do
their jobs as elected represcnra•ives
of the people 'ftilhout input from
their constit!JCilts. lf we as coostiw­
erus do oot let our legisJ.uors kno-.a.•
wtw we want. \lr'e may not get
legislation lhal is badly nr.cdcd b)
residents ol Olqon.
Take. for insta.nc::e. the assue of
recycling. Although a majority ol
Mulmomah County resideniS voted
for Measure 6. the OrtgOIUmt op­
posed lhe mcaswe saying &hal the
Staae Lqistamre is the pc~ place
for qis1abon oo recycling ro origJ·
nNe. Now. over sixty days inro lhe
legisla.mte. recycling lcgislarioo is
moviDc 11 a snail's p s =e. ADd time is rapidly running OUl The lime 10
act is oow!
La...q ram. thinecn Lewis md
Clark studcniS joined 100 Otbcn .. V.'ithout a doubt it made a
aanendons imp1:t on the ~re­
cycling agenda, .. said Bob Jenb_.
campaign directOr at OSmG.
;,Without a doubt it .made a
tremendous impact o.n the
pro-recycling agenda."
-Bob jenks
OSPIRG Campaign Director
from around the qace for a R«y­
clin& Lobby Day in Salem, lobby·
ina • lhird of lbe O.qou l..egisla-­
bft oo uproaninc ~lin& bills. There is soinc 10 be a second
lobby Day ~~ Thursday. April
17. We wsc you 10 11b: advaniqe
ol dlis IOOOnd oppoi1UOII)' 10 kt 'OUr~ bJCM• v.·beac )'00
stmd on this impon.ant issue. Y au
v.iD aarnd a taring before lhe Scn­
aae Agricullure and ~aural Re­
sourres Commiucc and~ politics
in a:tion.. You will learn ~ 10
lobby your legisblor at lbe lobb)
training • Then )'W ,.,u
ba'-'C lbe cbance to st .. v to our
rep~esenwivcs in Salem: Rq:ae-­
seorao'e Gall Shituey lnd Senaror
Diet Spnnger.
If you are miCieslrd, sign up at
the OSPIRQ &a!* Ibis Fridayorcall
the OSPIRG olftee ll :l7121. We
look fonr-'al'd 10 seeing you at Lobby
Day!
OSPIRG I.QIZSLATI\~ WATOI
PkolcEct
Gl£roe.: HAJB KGB ~'Commie''-dy to perform at LC --ub:
A mtmber of the Mo-;co" Univtrsil) Stude nt'~ TheniTc, 8/ut
.v,ghiJ of tht K.G.B. during a rthea"~tl . pr~H rdrDSC photo BY KA 1llY PRA lT
What do you get when you mi~
Sovael comedy, snure. music nnd
song? Youendupwith8/Ut'NiglttS
o/tMKGB
This political cabaret wall be
presented Saturday and Sunday.
April 13 ond 14, at 8 p m on the
Mom ~t.agc ot Far Acres Theatre.
The show wall be perfonncd by
Sovtct student'> of the Mo ow
Univcrstty Stucknt' s Theoltte group
8/U( Nigltu ts a com1c rcvtcw,
presented in Enghsh The show
will mclude ~mgmg, dancing. solos
by mu,.tcaansnndJugghng acts that
wtll be tntcrmixcd between the
vnriouscom1c and ..a uncal sketches
or hfe in the Sovtet Umon The
focus of"Biuc NtghLf'as tocxplam
Russaan students' opmions of the
Soviet government The pcrfonn­
ers do the show because they be­
liC\-c u is tmponant for others, es­
pcci3lly those m the Wc:;L. to learn
about the youth's views on the col­
lapsmg Sovact system .
Rocket man goes solo
The lollowing i~ the KLC LOp
ten for the 'IA.'eek. AJthough we
haven't been on the air long enough
to generate a real top ten this is
what we came up with So deal.
1. R.E.M. Ow ofT~
2. Bongwatcr T~ Po~rof PJ.USy
3. Throwing Mu~s T~ Real Ba­
MIIll
.f. Beal Happerung Drtamy
.S. X-Tal Dit Monsttr D1e
6. Je! us Li1.anl GotJJ
7. Mat.cri:ll Issue In(/ Pop Over­
thra..,.,
8. John and Mary VictoryGlll'dens
9. The La's
10. Eleventh Drcun Day Livtd to
Ttl/
Album nview:
Daniel A.~'s "Coming Down"
Beggars Banquel/RCA
BY GJu:.c CAIU..S()N
Back an the late '70s. Daniel
Ash was one-fourth of the pioneer-
iS ing "gloom" band Bauhaus, who
v. rotc dark, mood) songs. After
Bnuhauc, broke up, Ash formed
Love and RocketS, wilh fonner
Bauhau~ members Davtd J and
Kevin Hrulins. Love and Rockets
wemontoscoreanumberofdance­
hall hats before brcalong into lhe
top ten an 1989 wath "So Alive."
Afler the IT 10ur, the group decided
LO take 3 year Off tO pursue SOlO
careers (from what I've heard, the
break is temporary. so far). David
J released has solo album last sum­
mer, and now Dante! Ash offers us
"Coming Down."
"Coming Down" conuu.ns lots
of the thwnping bcilts, spacey-like
arrangements and whispenng vo­
cals l.ha1 made Love and Rocke IS'
records so esnrancing. The album's
fU'St ~angle , '"lllis Love" ·~a great
rhythm~harged U'Bek accompanied
by Ash's patenuxl drawl. Other songs. such n.s "Comang Down Fast"
and "Blue Angel," arc great toe­
laPP tng tunes that wouJd sound great
at any dance club. There •s also a
goodporttonofmcllowuncks,most
nolably "Walk lhi.s Way"(not the
Aerosmnh song), and "Closer to
you,"wath us soft vocnJsnndb luesy,
"Twtn Peaks" theme-style guitar.
Ash has aJso ancludcd three very
different covers on the album· "Me
and My Shadow," "Day Tnpper"
and "Blue Moon". The best out of
the three is "Day Tripper," although
the drum programmang gets n little
annoymg after 8 while.
Anyone who enJOyed Love and
Rocket.s' d!lnce smgles will find
thts album 8 pleasure. Or, tf you
love 10 get up and shake that tha.ng
(or bob your head). you may want
to check 11 out. As they say on
''American Bandstand," "It's got8
good beat and you can dance to iL"
•
MA~ 4, 91
KLC Mld SO P.A. a.re o.skin~ a. II
interested. Studeflt ba...nd s +o su..bmi t-
PACE6 c{e..mo e s! No bo. nd. s w iII be consideral,
wi+hou::t-he.o.rin3 o-... de.rYlo. TO-f.es mu.st
be received by Frida.."'/ Apr! I lq t-11 ~
.urn ~es /n fc Box 13q cr c:Arop +hem
b~ +~ S.o. FA office. have performed o;cveral
t.ional tours that have been met
rove reviews.
Tim presentation is being
rongcd Lhrough Edgar The show was banned from
pctfonnance in the Sovtel Union in
the past years bccauscofitscontro­
versaal satiric portrayal of the
country's lending political and
public figures.
The Untv~ity of Moscow's
Students Therunnscurrently one of
the most popular theaters m Russu1.
They are led by directo r·tn~haef
Yevgcny Slavutin. They have per·
fanned a wade vanety of ~ows
whach arc parucularly known for
thetr conb'Ovcrsial nature. They the Theatre Department. wnn
"Any type of cuhurol -~ n~
~uch as tha~ ·~ great to have
campus." ASClt.N KoHRNJ
Tho budget I
""'no LS CXpc(
percent from
,740 in lhe •
•n'ln"./1 10 the j
'90,this jq ad
ccn1 in two ~
clubs, said
Tickets for 81~ Nights of
KGB nrc $1 for students and S6
general admassaon. They
avaalnblc at the Ftr Acres Box
lice bcgannang at 6 p.m. on ~rtl'l
mancc naghts
Presentation scheduled
av KATHY PRAn
Auenuon graduating senaors. Career Connccuons: "From o~~~:1·
pack to Bnefcnsc." a panel presentatio n c..'ipectally for
scnaors is planned for April25 from 7 to 9 p.m. an Stamm Damng HaJJ.
Sponsored by the Career Planning Center and the Portland Ahun111
Club,lhi~ presentation is open to all graduaung scmors. S1x LewiS an~
Clark alums will talk brieOy about thcarpresentcnreers and wall be ope~
to questions from the floor in 8 panel discussaon 'The panel wiiJ mclude
Dr. LtSa Grill Dodson 'Sl, a famaly pracuce res• dent. OHSU; Jim
'70, President. Planar Systems: Lc~he Tuom1 '77, executive au-e~~:ta.
Oregon Arts Commission. Jay Fonntcl '82, marketmg research coer.
dinator. OMSI and fonnerly of the Amencan Cancer Society; AJI
Wmg '89, mtcmational m.a.rketing, Nake: and Davtd Heanh
au.omcy.
The panelists will prescntadvtceon such topacsns thcsk.JIIsnceded
to succeed an their specific occupat.io nal fields, how the II field as likely
to change in the near futun:, as well as how to apply a libcralaru
education atLC to a career after graduatton . Comphmcntarycoffeeand
desertS will be served and door prizes will be given away. Senm
should RSVP by April 18.
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WANTED FOR THE
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CASH FOR COLLEGE Over
SlOOmiUion in scholarships and
grdJlts goc.~ unclaimed each year.
For information on how you may
apply, send name and addres. ~
to: College Scholastic Services,
816 Augusta SL, Martinsville,
Va. 24112.
Mothen Helper Needed.
We live near a waterfall on two
acres of land in S.W. Portland
and will provide room and board
in exchange forchildcarc for our
two children, S days a week,
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0513. Beth and Don.
Stnd your classifitds to flo·
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word, S/.50 minimum.
AMut 12, 1 :#nl c.ouncal 1
and finant
Thcscftgu~
from a meella
rl\hnSchnelj
st~.~dcnts. and I
rons club COOf'l
.. ~ IS Lhe rcsu
to CUllts C
sponsfrom$
ASLC's '91-'S
ttcollcge will n(
~tang to Scht
Asked abou
cut, Ratnay
PIOO thnt club l
MaDce for ASU
council w
funds
budget doc
:·he said.
He cued aca
"'"" and the c
j'mi11CCSthe Club~
the reason for
~cut ats contribtJ
In 1989, v
created sue
uy problem!
iWJl:l.c• saw a ne
~ their budge
decided~
rgw te
rward
MIRA MoRTON
Thel.ewasanc
~ their sprin
weekend at U
in Seaule.
Accordang
Brown,
IUilpetJ u· ve and
....... other nor
~eges and PAC
"I'm so pleas
10 schools d
us." said B~
~onnan1ce J can
per forma
"
--LEYBA
...,llj&JYW1
.... ..,J pants by
"""""' , Moss i
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9656 c
1ghts of
rand$6
They
~Box
on perf<r.
:>m Back.
rnduatmg
ting Hall
d Alumna
..ew1sal\i
Jl DC OlliCI,
IJ mcludc
Jim Hurd
r dinxla.
treh COCX·
(;All
.arth
,Wrt-
11/pan·
I sales
Tern·
itions
arting
$144
.; $240
10/bn.
• • traJ.n-
-nships
rships
mdiiS
I work
Can
l your
Call
full or
h cud·
Y· Our
.eli CUI
·h and
caally
We
all our lub sports face another budget cut
ASf'.AN KOHRNtlt
The budget for ~poru club fi·
'"''"C' IS CApcGt(;d tO Shrink by
,zpcn;c• 1 from $26,740 lhls year
19 740 in the '91 '92 fiscal year.
rtn:m~o to the $34,000 budgctm
'90. thiS is a decrca~;¢of ovcr4'2
(!'Cent tn two yC4.1M for the nme
clubs, ~d Sag• Ratnayw,
"""n' counc1l vice pre~tdcnt for
und finances
Thc.'iC figures emerged on April
from a mecung Ratnayaka had
John Schne1dcr, assastant dean
swdcnts. and Don Udlock, L.C
club coordmator The de­
~ 1S the result of ASLC's de­
to cut us conlribuuon to the
from S 17,000 lO $10,000
ASLC's '91-'92 budget A loss
lege will not compensate for,
to Schnotder .
Asked about the reasons for
cut, RatnayaJca rejeCted the
ll)llon that club sports lost 1L.s lm­
.wt""''."' for ASLC and srud that the
~·Lcouncd will try tore budget
1111unnal funds to club spons.
budgctdoc..9l'tgive us much
,''he said.
He cued aconnictbetween the
and the college over who
:mnccs the club sporu coordinatOr
the reason for ASLC's deciSIOn
cut itS conuibuuon.
In 1989, when some sports
created such budgetary and
'U1"'J problems that the student
lftlnc:J' I saw a need lO ccmpororily
leeze thear budgets, ASLC and the
dectdcd lO reorgan11e club They came lO an agreement
wh1ch mcluded the crcul1on of the
pos1uon of a spon.' club coordmu
tor. The coordtnator would d1s
tnbuiC funds and supci'Vlsc lhccluth
This agreement led ASL(' to
rc.state tL~ pollcy conccmmg c.lub
spon.sbudgeL Po1moneofth1sn cw
pohcy stated " ASLC will con
tnbute QDh toward the budgeL' of
the sport clubs ... and pomt four,
"ASLC's monetary conUibut1on to
the spans clubs wtll not exceed thnt
of the college."
Ratnayaka stud he reads th1s
policy lO ~Y that the college's
comnbutions to the budget of the
spon clubs must match that or
ASLC. He ~d. because the col­
lcgeconrributed only S9 ,740 to span
clubs' budgets last year ,the admin­
iSU"at.Jon owes about $7,000 to the
club sports. Faced with a need to
save money, ASLC dcctded tore­
duce its contribuuon lO the club
sports for this amount. accordmg lO
Rat.nayalca
The coJlege, however, figures
different.ly . Schne1der satd that m
addauon tocontnbuuons lO thespon
clubs' budgets, the cost for the po.
s1uon of the sports club coordinator
of appropriately S 12.000 lS a con­
tribution to sport clubs. Hesrud that
the college actually e:\cceds it <»
ligatJons towards them.
"At least during the verbal ne­
gouations at was always clear that
the position of a sports club coordi­
nator would be prud out ol the club
sports fund." he said. fhc mccttng between
Schnctdtr, Ratnayaka and Udlock
wus held to 'olvc:. thss conn tel. but
the panac.-. J)Ol'tUons on who must
finance lhc span club coordnuuor
remained the same
An agreement was rc4.1Ched.
1tatmg that the college will make at
lc.:tst the \UI11e c.ontnbution as last
year to club span.~ and ASLC will
IIy to nu!iC more money, either by
re-budgeungorby organi~:inga fund
rruscr.
Schneider said about this
agreement, "1 thank we came up
with a good .;oJuuon, and we will go
from there."
RaiJUlyaka satd that the ~tudcnt
coon~l wJII try to increase the club
sport~ budget, but that thls will prove
dtfficull ASLC will have a lower
revenue next year due to lower en­
rollment and had to cut in most
areas. he s~ud. In h1s v1cw .the long
tcnn goal of ASLC must be to get
the college to talce the entire re­
spon~lblhty for club sports.
A'. ked about the concrete conse-­
quences of the new budget for the
spon clubs, Udlock said,lhal when
faced w1th the same situation last
year. he cut all sport club ·the ~e
pcrccntage and thts year's procedure
will not be Stgnal.icanlly different.
He srud t.hat the chances for
any club span lO become varsuy
spon, gaining fundang from the
alhletJc department, are slam and
that club span may need lO ~ort to
fund ratser-; if they cannot suslain
Lhcmo;;elves With less money.
ew team satisfied with Seattle races, looking
rward to competition at Corvallis regatta
MIRA MoRTON
The Lewt~and Clark crew ICaJTI
~~ thctr spring rowang season
weekend at the Husky lnvlta­
tn Seaule.
Accordang to head coach
Brown, all boats were
tiXnpet.i'Live and had solid races
unst other nonhwestem small
and PAC-tO schools.
"I'm so pleased that even the
·10 schools didn't walk away
us," said Brown. "With this
rrtorma1nce I can see a very prom­
performance in future .. The resultS of the races rue still
unknown because most of the races
were run in heats.
'"The races were sohd. There
were no glaring defic1encteS and all
the races were well rowed," said
Brown. 'The en lire team is exactly
whete t want them lObe atthlS ume
in the season ...
"ll was a good base lane row for
everybody," said assistant coach
Brenda Shaw. "Winning is cer­
tainly a goal, but there's that per­
sonal satisfaction and I thmk all the
team had that feeling."
"We're just tramang nght through Lhc._~ rcgauas," srud assis­
tant coach Peccr Edwards. "They· re
JUst sccpptng stones for regaonaJson
May 11, m Portlt.tnd."
The crew team conunucs to
practice and prepare for their next
rcgaua th1s weekend m Corvnllas
Tht' 1s one of the largest mces the
crew team w1ll compete in wath
teams from Mills College,
Humboldt State Untversuy.
Go01..nga University. the Univcrstty
of Oregon, Oregon State Untversil)'
and other nonhwestem college
crew .
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643-7300 A Pio get.~ a ba.w hit in their 9-2 win ovtr Western Bapli.Cil
College. Ph«o by TOtrJa A.«J,.,
Rain puts season on hold;
Bats reinain burning hot
BY M,. m 11:.-w So (Wt'J a Z£R
The Lewis and Clark .softball
team with a mcord of 6 and 6ovcrall
and 1 and 1 in the NClC, sat and
watched their field tum to mud a.o;
thetr ~c;on came to a temporury
halt last week as coi~ scheduled Dtc.­
Uict 11 games were ramed out at
Huston Sports Complex.
Doubleheaders against
WilJamette. WcsLCm Oregon State,
and Oregon Tech waU be re-~hcd­
ulcd when the wealher finally
breaks. This weekend the Pioneer~
are scheduled to play Concordia
College on Saturday and Pacific
Lulhcran Umver.tity on Sunday.
The LC bascbaJ llCam also had
a ~milar fate this past week and
they were unable to play any games
due to Mother Nawre. The Pio­
neers are scheduled to play Linfield
College at horne on Saturday for a
doubleheader at 1 p.m. and will
U"llvel to McMannv11le to play Linfield on Sunday starting anll I
p.m .
Some Pioneers who arc doing
well so far arc senior Jason Phillips
who is currently hitting .302 and is
on anine-gnmehiuing strcak. First·
year first ba.•;cman Chi Lee from
Vancouver, Washington. is leading
the team with a batting average ol
345. Another hio.crwho is on lire
for the Pioneers is junior third
baseman CnJ.Jg Pickard who i hit·
ung .44·1 wtlh pe~plc on ba..'iC •• ~
with runners. in scoring position,
and .500 with the btbes loaded.
Leading pitchers for the Pao­
neers are jtmior Joe Backus," ho i~
3..() wilh a 2.16 ERA and Nate
Ulbnct. who had a 2.75 ERA with
15 suikeouts in 19.2 tnnmgs. the
sophomore has allowed only one of
six run.nc:rs he fwd inherited in relief
to ~re. Standing out dcfen~i-.cly
is junior cmcher Scou McPherson
who has thrown out I 0 runners m
2 I toul chance:\.
Hope on the horizon for
1-10 men's tennis tean1
Team expects to peak at tourna,nenf
BY MIRA MORTO.'I
Desp1te a co low sum in the sea­
son. the men's tenni ·team is look­
ing to the end of the 5eaSOn to peak
at di aicts. according to head cooch
Craig Koessler.
'i'hc uniqueness of playing
tenms m our conference or district
is that you don't need to have a g:tcat
mcord lO compete in the touma·
ment." said Koessler. "You can go
to distncts and your past record
doesn't really matter."
The team • s record is 1-10 for
t,fle season but Koesslcr said t.he
record can be deceiving because
they have played out-of -conference
team..~ where the number·onc play­
ers did not participa1e.
"Koesslcr' s focu.< for the whole
sea.Ql is a building block for dis­
tricts," wd co-capUlin Joe Coody.
"Our goal is 10 go to nat.ionals." said co-c3ptain Mike Kelly.
In addation, women's trnni.;
coach Don Unlock said that the
men· steam has losu couple of very
close mau:hes and that injuries have
held back t.he team.
"Joe Coody's shoulder injury
has altered the line-up, .. said Ud.Jock
K~ let said that senior tran.~·
fcrs student from SacramentO State.
Tim Gailatd. has added a lcx to the
team. ..He's our number-one
ployer ...
The men's tennis team wall
compete against Seattle Pacific
University at Lewts and Clark on
Sawrday April 13. and against Pa­
cific University on Wednesday,
Apri117.
The ICam plans to pea the
weekend of May 4 and 5 for lhe
di.slrict tournament to be held atLC.
AMm. 12, 1991 -11 items mast be subuuuod to
the P • , ~~r Lo~: ofike (baSement ...,
Templeron) no haer than 10 p.m.
T: \ e ~ng. SubmiSSlODS do •
n e ro be lyped. but all
1n£1ode eWe. ome.loanoo and~
anm '' s rnn.Je and phone nwnbc:r.
Thel.og resen: the right CD
or length. Vtle
•
~~--the right to (h-[e'n'nlS
limit:ations ar:ise ..
h~ lagic! Mastc:rillusionist
DD'id Coppa field presentS his mar­
rdous mirid-bending feats of ·presti­
digitntion to-ight at the rlene
Schnitza Conccn Hall. I can hardly
ait ... I hcanhatDtn:id Coppofidd:
fa icfor r.he 'iiu:tit"Silh.'"lJI pot ares the
cqu.ally 1113gical sounds of Guns ·n'
Roses. Van Halcn and Peter GabrieL
along ;ith dassic selections of Sam
'"""~ &-:ry Belafonte and Wolfgang
Amadeus r1aout. ... 1) job is lD en­
chant the aw:lience.. ~says Coppc; field.
Pc:t fOin&.:mces mt at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m..
and tickets cost 14..5().""1..~ -•
f th r·s Da~-Youn£. cb.aristrwic - ...
and ~suile, Father :tC bas un-
leashed upon the g,"'Oid of rap a col-
ltrrion that fumlyesrabJishcs
him !.S supet:szar in me making.
Father ~1C appens 21 Stany fight
umight at pm.,. rub special gucm
:d '"ona:ol and 8 ~
Pw rlancr s hottesl rap 1S.
Tickets on sale o \10 lhrougb all
FASTIXX Olttfets., 14 a&h"'llllCC.. 16
at the d . For mare infmnh!tion,
a.Jl-24-TIXX
prin !fetal Crunchfest-Hold
your~ use it" s Yl es1 German
ald .. l band Krearor at the dod)
Ballroom. 615 SE Alder, 'l.lo;th special
guest. Blirzspcel. Showtiroc is p.m.
Tickets: $1 0 !dV"ill:ltt ' Gl Joe~ sf
Ttrkctm-1sza owletS. .fusic: cn­
nium and Rod:ponRecords. 11 ag
:deot1L He~.Lel· Go" ppin~!-lt eostSa
rna e 1 to hitch a ride lo the SalllJ'day
ari.""et with OF . from I p.m. to 5
pm. ign up at the SOFA office.
~oni~ht" 1o,;e SOFA pacsents
Raising Arizona in the Council
Owriber a1 7:30p.m. and I 0 p.m. For
of} unabletocough uplhe$1
the OF Sawrdny Mali--et uip,
g ne'lft • it's fJee.
From Russia with Lust-The LC
Thearre Dep3IUDC1lt presents 81~
'ighls of t~ KGB, the ioscow
University Students~ Thentre in
CabareL ShoV~.ing tonight and to­
lltOUOW. both shov.'S are 3t 8 p.m.
TI etS are available :u the bc>x offi~
S3 for LC srudents. general. C:ill
the b<»: office at extension 7 495 for
11101 e information.
SUNDAY
14
10th nnual Gender tudies ~,l]D_ -po ium-Through Wedoesday.
Speakers include Dr. Gerda Lerner.
profi of history. Uni"•csity of
\Visc:onsin ar 1adison. and Outer
Heyv.-ard, professor of theology.
Episcopal Dh-inity School in Cam­
bridge. Mass. Other featu:red speak­
ers 1ill be announced. For more
infomurion. call Jean Ward at exten­
si 7613 or Jack Hardy ax 7381.
Gender and Tbeat.er From This
n10 · TakufLov~ar.dE:x ­
luwstior: 1ill be perfom .:d in the
B Box of Ftr Actcs Theatre at 3
p.m. The public is in";t.ed ro this fiec
play. pan of the Gender Smdies Sym­
posium. The play is directed by
Audrey Heller of lndustrial ~
Chicago. and performed by Justin
Hayford and Debbie Saivetz.
bapel The L.C Couanunity is in­
vited to an Ecumenical "'arship Ser­
via: focusing on lhe topic ""Feminine
lmat:~ of lhe Divine." 6 p.m. Free. of Theology. Episcopal Divinity
Sc L Hey'-"-ard will be presenting a
Gender Sympo ·um lccturt later this
w~L:.
fncan Dance Party-From Zim­
babwe. Thomas 1apfumo 3J1d The
Blacks Unlimited play rv.'O shO'i1r"S
tonighl at Key Uugo 31 "W Fnst. 7
p.m and 10:30 p.m. Special guest:
Ba Ia fon. E3ch show. S 12.50 ad"-mce
at GI Joe"slfickcau-'lste:.r outlets and
:tusic t.illcnnium. Over 21 only.
MONDAY
15
fore Gender and Tbeat~ r-Jac.t, a
one-aa play about IDS. will be per­
formed at 3:30p.m_ in the Black Box.
Admission is ftee and everyone is
invited. The play is directed by LC
~nior Ariel Esaada
'I'~UESDAY
16
And \\'lut a Day llls!-Whal do you
think you're doing? It's Tuesday al­
ready! Don't you h.a"'t-c: SOtueihing to
Study? Gel out of bed, go tw.-e yoar­
self a sumpruous. complete bleak fast.
and go to class. Bener yet. bead for
lhe Gender Studies S)•tnposium and
catch a I~ or twO. Scbcdulcd for
today: panel discussions on
Ecofc:minism. Sexual Politics in the
~ Challenging Traditional Peda­
gogical Models. and many. many
more. See posrings far ciues and
IOC!rions.
WEDNESDAY
17
Questions.. Questions-Should the
Plaufm an be run for profi1~ Should it
bclong ro me students? Shoold the Brooding-A great band :tr ..
Dublin. Ireland, n Emotional !I-To\
pcrfonns live at StarTy 1gh~
6th,at8:30p.m. Enuancing
and inspired musicianship have ear
An EmotionaJ Fi h 3 reputation
fiery live performances, and
~a mere S6 advance/!i7 door!
mi it! Call 224-TIXX fcn­
information .
'I'IIUI{SDAY
18
Pbilo opby Colloquium­
Rouscbaefer of the De1~ .........
Philosophy presents "What if
Universe is Fine-Tuned fur Ufe
Harrington House at 3: 15 p.m. t::tow
much would you pay to hear this?
Sl5? \Veil. it's free and it
interesting. so turn off the TV and
exercise your mind
tudeot-Facu lt.t Forum-S
Council is sponsoring a .sru:dentt­
ulty f~ beginning at 7 p.m.
Tamarack Lounge. Pidge Pellem
SLC president. v,ill mediate
discussion. which is meant ro
coaununication between students
faculty. Everyone is w ged to
this important uwxring.
An Everungo r tu:sic­
Benneu presents h.is Senior Rcciw
8 p.m. in Evans Auditorium.
hear works from Bruch. Scb
Kreisler. and Ban6k. This is
pt1 fca nrance and C"'r'C'YOOC is n"••"'"
Best oftbe AJp5--(Jnivosity
egon Outdoor Pursuits dinaor
Blanchard pl(:S(nts a fRc Slide
fe1nning hiking. hut-hopping
ever that is) and non-te'"aua .u ...
climbing in the most spectacubr
gions of d1e Alps. Vicwe1 s \\ill ·
the Dachsteins of ustria. the
mites of lmJy and the Julian AI
Yugosla\ia. 7 p.m. in the C01J.Dd,
Cha.rriber.
·on use it for office spas.-e? Q OSPlRG Recycling TI
\\'hat is all the hype about anyw y? S of the \'Vee
Come listen and voice your conca ns p When recycling junk ma.iJ,
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a.nthoc s of Fru Markn -pro essor of an; Gmcben Bischel.
Wism. 9w-ill ~me basis for 3 Lisa!Fc:mon. ificbc~\\'ilcoxandJoibn
da) -lm,g discnssioo on -rbe Role of Farnsworth. all LC srudents.
me .t3!ht in Pnxrc-
tioo, • rnda) fn•n 9 a..m.. lO 4:30p.m.
at &be Northwes10n School of Law.
Thispog~amisrospomocedbythc
Nonhwt: sa: an School of Law and the
P-aS ymposium Lecturer-The LC
Couanunity is also invited fD a Jecq>­
tioo and time of informal QXIver:sa­
tion with Cmn ~-ard. Professor ' •
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WORTH $1.00 A MONTH MORE??
THINK ABOlrr IT.
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