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Volume 55, Number 19

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1991-04-02

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endix receives terminal contract at behest of FCPT, PaJT
'
As recommended b) the F ulty Com­
on Promotion and Tenure nnd ap.
by Vice
cnt tor in Lhe f.eld outside the school). and cornmu-
• nuy~1CC.
"As an obser-\.u of the committee's de­
liberation,"
said Pan ... 1
~mic Af­
su~un
·-"" r Parr.
:.ilY". Pro.
of Politi­
nceJohn
has rc-~~It 111eans tlzey don't
zuant nze around any-
1nore." am confident
l.hiSV.':lSD full
and faar re­
v~ew . On lhe
bas IS of t.h:lt
revi~ · and of
my own re­
\'ie\lr. I ha·.-e
concurred
with the
commiuee·s • a u:nm-
:nntracL
According
COSIU'3Cl. -Dr. John Bendix
Professor of Political Se1ence
v.·ill be
tc.1dl at Lev. is and Clark through the
'92 dem ic ycat bcJ ore has oon tract is
il mcM.S they don't V."aJlt to h.nve me
an) more,"' said BendiA.
Dr. Curtis John n, chair or both the
ience depanment as well as of the
,did noc panicipaic in the commiuec's
m.·o: Bendi:t. "It v.ould be mapprop iate
1~ait to the candidate and Lhe proc:ess fOf'
" say anything e~ccpt tO note that al­
noc mandal.ed by t.he review document.
I was chair of the dcp:lnmeni of the
I1U:ll under ~iew. I chose to step do-Nn
lbe c.hai.r of lhe
during his re-recommen-
druion."
'"'flle gre31Csl concern of the commiuec
was in the area of college set'\icc." said
Bendu. Hov.-ever, be went on 10 note that he
has been actively involved in such 3Ctivities
as Sludentadvising nnd the Curriculum Com­
miuec. He also served as temporal) · chalT of
lhe department while Johnson was awa)' from
the College, and led the inaugwal ovosea.~
tnp to TurkC)' in 1990.
BendiA said that he fell lhe commu.Jee
based ats decision upon evaluations of his
·~ relationships . '"'The person 1
feel blindsided by \o\-'35 Cuni Johnson,· he
said.
Bendi' aJ o
: s:ud Johmon.
Johnson added
JWlici paled
FCPT' ~ re-
of Bendix ex­
_, answer spe­
questions
by the com­
Johnson also "The main thing tlult hurt
Bendix U'as several people
in his own department did said thai the com­
mauee cited re­
spon abilities of
his job lh.lt he h.3d
not been inf armed
of before mad-De­
cember. 1990.
These e pecta­
tions included
teaching a core
oours:c entitled In·
&ellecuw Founda­
tions ol Western 'Ue. not recommend his renewal
in the departJnent. Tizat
toas very unusual."
-Dr. Steve Hunt
memeber, FCPT The dechion
!he result or
a' fourth­
major re\'iew. ---------------- Cavilizations and
~ ·-tra4:l: facuhy are reviewed every two
C3ndidate..~ are evaJumed on three
lC3Ching ability. holarship (v•tn
puler forum placed
ASLC server
Through computeri7-td elccuonic con­
uon, all members of the LC commu­
\rill be able to panicipate in intellectual
~n dialogue. Page 2
n's tennis on comeback
The lewis and Clark men' tennis lt3m
on suong t.O beal Green Rivet Com·
CoUegc in an evemng tournament
April20.
Pagt 10 mamtaJ n ing close
relatioos with the inLemational ffaj~dep:rrt·
ment. neither of ·hich duties fall in his faeld.
Co/J.Iii'IJUd on pa t! two
Columnist beefs up,
meditates on life
Halfwa)' through ffi)' 'third term he~ at
LC, l luve started to faU imo a disttncl
gnxwe. But I havt found a relief from the
drone of academaa : l.hC' LC \lr't.ight room.
Pagt s
One-acts to be perfortned
This weekend. throe studcnt-dsrccu:d
a~» act plays are being prcsen~. They are
as different in yle as they arc tn content.
Paat8 bortly after recehing wwd ol tb~ F culty Commi.uee on P:rocuoti and Tman
d~ ioa. Joba Bendix. Q.ant profrssm- fA political sc:ietJft, alf'a:ed a igD rtadiD&
•-._et miaattd"' to th~ o.ameplatt next to bis office door. PltocobJ J","orn-a .il'\cx"Aa
Campus media heads appointed
Kocher takes Cornmunications Board clulir, Erickson Log
top spot after s1x-hour debate
BY }EA.'-"''IE Gt.~IU
The members of me 1991·92 Commu­
nications 803ld \L'ete cho5nl during a Sl~­
hour-long meeting Frid:ly, April 19.
-me applicants '4-ete v.-ell quahfsed and
'-lt'e had a difrlCu.ll time making deciQons."
said Gar) SJlmidt. curreru communications
board clwr. The ~ commiu.ce
comprised of curran cornmuruC3tions boord
members.
Here ore tbe rc$lllts: Communarions
Boold Chair, Ru._~ Kocher. P,ionur Lo
&htor, Scoo Eric • l'iDn Kimialt Editor.
Elaine lee; LiUraFJ R~vi~ Co-cc:htors.
Johnalhan Gourby and K~,...c.cn l..av."500;
KLC Station tanager, Matt Schodand.
Tv. o positions 'ilt'eie OOl ftl 100. Editor for
the Merillian and Din:.ctor for PictiR Thh
Productions . Applications are ~II being
accqxrd rex these posiuoos and may be 00.
lained atlhe ASLC offte'eS m Templecon.
~botland said lx' V..11S CAcited about hi:
ncv.· pos.ioon a1 KLC. -, feel gnw. It reJac\"C:S
a lot of stress, .. M said. He added that he
thought. -u 100ld be a grc:u opponunuy to
get more &n\.'Oh"ed v.ith lhe media aspectS of
lhe college. ..
Although Scbotland said there wid
deftnittly be some cfw1ge ~ made, he hadn't
decided aaaJy •i\at would be. E:tic.kson 'Q."'3S optimistic about h1s ~
position. .. 1 hope I can m:unwn the h1gh
SW1dan1s lhe l..og h.n.s su..· tr ~d. ."The
medm all pb) ,;tal role in the pahucs of
le 'IS and O:ut m the ne.l t fev. )"CarS.-
S te1.vart television ,
VCR returned after
atronytnous tip
BYE.~ E.~
The en Stewan dorm Lde,.· on.
and \idcoc u.e rcxorderece reco\'aed
from sophomore Bill Foud> 's bou e
Wednesda) , Apnl 17.
An anon)1'00US ciller ga .. -e 11 bp to A:-.o
Wilson. the resident directcw for Ste"~Ao-art­
Oddl-Al.:in on Tucsrb • April 16.
The allier info mcd 'Wilsan th:u the TV
ft~ teithetFoudy' hou..~OISJ ~
Brent Hayes' ~
When Wilson and John SChneider. •
SJs&nnl dean of SDJdems and darc:dOr of aes»­
dence life. \"lsito:l Food} 's home. Food}
dcnietl lh3l he h3d lhe TV. Wilson and
Scbileidcr lhcn :en110 Hayes· howe. While
W •lson and Schncider"'ue 111 H:l)-es'. Food)
called and said lhal he did ha"'e l.be TV at
Co111iaved 011 po~ wr~ • Application for SO leaders now
available
Applicntionc; for New Student Orientation l..eadcr.. nrc
now avniloble ut the 1nformauon desl<;. Lc.:1dcrs 3I'C needed to
help welcome new student" to Lcwi.; and Clark.
Applicationc; are due by Monday. May 6.
K:riwn Richman is available for que..;uooc; at 452-
98R3. box 1703, or Snndi Boucmillcr at X7181
Richard Polley delivers lectures at TPI
in Estonia
Ri hard B. Polley. Associate Profec;sor of Busincs
Adm1nistrnt.ion and editor of Sm.oll Grnup R~.u·arch. rc ently
delivered a sene.s of mvned lccwre' at the Talhnn Pcdagogtcal
In ututc 3nd the Man!lgcment Trrunm£ Ccnt.cr in Estorua. He
has been mvhed to ~ch his class ''Organi7.ations Across
Cullurcs." ru the newly ~11lbhshcd Estonaan Busmc..~;S School.
He recently completed •·F1eld Theory .. and ··o~o ·
tional Methods .. for Macmillan's forthcoming £~ycloptdio of
Sociology (E. Borgau.a. cd.) and ''Aexc;pacc· Making Room for
Collaborative Wor~" forGroupDecisionSupport Systtms.N~
rus~ctives (L. Je, up and J. Val&cich. eds.)
His new introduction to George Homanc;' J950classic,
Thr.llllmOII Group. will be included in the Rutgers Umversily
~l\S ~itton, which is schcdualcd lO appear an early 1992.
He is currently under contract wtth Sage Publications
10 complcu: worl.: on his book, Group Fii!ld Dynomus Fmdmg
t~ Fulcrum. 1.0 be released later this year.
Nominations for the Paul Barney Prize
being accepted
Nominations for the 1991 PnuJ Barney Prile for Contti·
bulion to Camgu$ Life are cunentl~ being accepted The Paul
Burney Prit..e is awarded to the member of \he Sen tor Class who
most cl~ly CAemphlics the qualtuc.c: of conlnbut•on to campu~
life ctwact.crutic or the late Paul Barney. member of the class of
1983.
Paul's time at Lew•~ and Clark was marked by a love of
life,strongacadcmic performance , int.cllccwal eurio!'ity. a strong
sen~ of humor, full panicipation in mt.cttollegiatc athletics and
rc.'idcncc hall activ1uc.~. and pcr!iOnal m!A!grity.
Nomanauons for Lh · award must be submitted in Jcu.c.r
form and should include supponing matenalthal describes how
Lhe nommcc mociS the above critcna.
NommaJ.ions should be :>entto Chaplain Mark Duntley,
LC Bo~ 171, no lalet than Friday, May 3.
Our House celebrates second
anniversary, launches first pledge
drive
Our House or Portland, a rcs•dcnual care facality for
poople wil.h AIDS,l.aunchcd its hrst ever plodge dnve in April
w1th lhc tllcme: "Pledge to Exccllcncc m Care." Ort'gonion
columntst Margie Boule is the Honorary Chair.
"The pledge drive goal i-. $40.000. The money will
allow the agency to provide a range of care and t~;uppon ~rvices
to men and women wuh AIDS.
Our House opened an February 1989. The agency has
provided quality of ltvmg and professtonal care for 65 people
v. tth AIDS.
Nominations being accepted for the
Troy Ridenou r award
NomiMtinns a.rc now bcmg accepted for the Troy
R1denour Mc.monaJ Award. ll1c award's purpose is 1.0 honor
someone who acc.c pl.'> other people wathout quali ficauon. whose
leadership quahtie .1nd fncndly manner bnng out Lhc best m
other pcoplt, and whoc.c lively sense of humor brigh!A!n~ the lives
of all the people d.J"'und ham or her.
h is hoped that tllc recipient w1ll have at IC41"l a 3.00
GPA, but th1s ir; not an c.<>..;cnual rcquircmcm . However, the
rcctplcnt mu 1 possess the potential for academic suc.ccss and
place a h1gh value on cducmion. The student hould be an active
participant in community and/or hool -.crvice and acuviti~
Nommauon forms rrwy be picked up by t.hc Chap lam''
oHice,locatedon thebouom level of lheChapcl, X7083.box 171 Computer forum provides place for discuss· ectri(j
ydamag
"M Kocuq av K \.-.. .. u. M<~Ln t.AN
Through computcri1cd clcc­
uonic convc~tion now avuilable
on the Macintosh system, nil
members of the Lcw1s and Clark
communal)' will be abt to partici­
pate in intellectual and open dia·
Iogue
During the;; initial stages, con-
versJtion on the program will be
ded1caled pnmanly to assucs rruc;ed
dunng ln.sl wed. s Gender Swd1e-;
Symposium As people become
comfortable wtlh the program,
howcyer. other subJects w1LI be ad·
dres.scd, snid Dave Reock, LC sc-nior and mSUfl&lor of the new sys·
tern
Until recenUy. campus-wide
panic•puuon 10 consttuc..tivc di'\
cuss10n!> .md debates was tmpos
stblc due to constr:unts o( umc and
spJcc Now ideas can be pre.~nted
Jnd d•scu"scd by computer
"Eloctromc convcrsauo n pro
vides a new space for the.~ dtsc us
s1ons to go on," Reeck srud "Al Lhe
Gender SymposiUm we wert pre
..en ted wath largeamountsofsumng
1dcas that need to be t.alkcd aboul
and Lh•s prov1dcs the place."
The 1dea forLh•sprogram carne to Reeck la.st wed dunn~ the
pos1um and lOOk only five
'tel up "It's an example or
avadohle resourc.c.s and
ogy." Reeck said
Anyone who has ~
MJcmlosh computer can
UI.C lO the diSCUii'\iOn , !laid
The comput.cr fonam file
found under the "Thayer"
Talk 1.one and the ASLC ~ Tuesday nigt
8:45 p.m.,
~rrom rour~
were rehCAII
y31tC, n mmor 0
fan motor 1
costume roon
of damage
Cla."-'i.CS w11l soon be The fire onl)
IOSltUCUng tho~ tnlert.stcda. IL~lf, tl\ant
to useelecU'Ontc convenoauan .,tvl of Campw
fur, Reeck c;wd,responsc to ...,,2,,., F1re Depa
gram has been extremely DOll~
Bendix receives terminal contra-A. nkster.
,.,,t Resi~
•Jtnutofrom pa,
s hou~-~e . Th
then rccovero
"We received a
them and we c
11;Jii..~ of off-cam Citing poss1ble conflict, Dr. Curtis Johnson steps down from chair of
FCPT dun ng Bendix review
Contin.ued from pogt I
.. That's not what l was hued for,"
he said
Ne1thcr Johnson norPnrrwouJd
commenl on the deta1ls or Lhe pro­
coedJngs However, according 1.0
Dr Steve Hunt, member of the
commiu.oe, Lhe dcclSton was the
result of .. a combination of factors
"The maan thtng thal hurt
Bcndax was several people m has
own deparunenl d.Jd not recommend
hlS renewaJ U1 the depanrnent ," he
satd "That was very unusual"
Or Curus Keedy, also a
member of the FCPT, comment.ed
that there .. wasn't any one parucu­
lat aspccJ" about Bendax that led the
commiuee to tlS decl'\lOn ''There
were lhmgs that came out an the
evaJuauon that showed there are
some real problems wath this candi­
date on campus." he said
The FCPT reVlcws each candi-
Editor-in-Chid
Aaron B.lar
M~n~ging Editor
Scott Enck.t,On
News Editor
R.lchcl Carter
Porum Editor
Tony Oavi~
Futures Editor
Jcc;~ICcl l..«•wt~
Spol1t Editor
Erik Harper
Publlck Occurrences Editor
Matt Smith
Photo editor
Tonya Kochtor
Production Editor
Lauric MattheW!!
CopyEdltor
Janet Miller
Advt!rtlJlng Manager
Dakota Smith
Butineae Manager/
C ii'C'Ulatlon Mo1nagn
JoM>ph Martorano
Suft
Cn.-g Carl~n. Rcndlc CoMa,
Cary Delman, Tori Dixon, Eml
Endo, Kri~hn Everett, John
Frmt, Jc..annic Cuntcr, Jason
1<4tncshu'O , Rust.lm Koc:h,·r,
A~M\ Koerner, Woodl.md
Matthews, Amy McOoMrll ,
Mira Morton, K<lthy Pran,
Matthew Schwdt1.cr, Andrew
Yerke\, Krist1 Wt>ttcl.
Cartooniat
Ryan Morlln
Photog.ra pht'rs
Marc Schotland
Advisor
PC1t'f Christcn~n,
~pt . o( CommunktltioM,
Chair date and makes a rccommendauon
to Parr, who makes the final doc•
SIOn Pres1dcnt Mactl&el Mooney's
ston.
Although Bendix' -"
Accordmg tO the prc.c;cnt fac·
ulty rcvaew document , second and
foun.h-ycar rev1ews end with Parr
anstead of bemg forwarded for one more year of cmploymeru
College. he has already rece.~
Fulbnght and wtll be LCUC
Umve~ ity of 7unch. uri,,, ...
next year Schneadcr, "an~
rklctllcd in one 01
Watson sa1d ~
' Will be ttl
t/O<Iel VAkn1
Henvard addresses passion, power·
Gender Symposium keynote talk
av KA$11! McLEU.AN
AND KRISTIN EVERETT
The relauonshap between
erotic, spmlual and soc1al power
and the need to overcome
heterosexl$11l m our SOCiety. were
twooflhepoantsdi SCuswtbyCarter
Heyward in her keynote address as
pan of the tenth annual Gender
Stud.Jcs Sympos1um
"She is a person who can bring
theology ahve," was one of l.he
openmg statement s made by
Chaplain Mark Dunlley
Wath the Counc1l Chambers
flllcd lO cap.acaty and a thunder
storm brcwmg OUlStdc. Heyward,
profe~c;or of theology and ordained
Ep1scopal pnes1, called for n revo­
lutionary transf ormaJJon or our baste
values
Another maJOr !.heme runmng
Lhrough the speech was Lhe 1dea of
liberauon, of realumg who and
what we arc and can be Heyward
had several goals m th1s rc.'I'J)CCt
She 4iald she hoped that "we may
enjoy the power lhllt calls us forth and SUStainS US." and that
wJil come tO understand wruu
be female.
"How we act sexually
ut.es to how we 8Cl in the
Heyward o;rud. "And how we
the world contributes tO hn"~ .... ,
sc:~tually"
All Lhcology 1s autclbao:
cal, swd Heyward.
ences have 8 crcauve, I
erouc power
Bulldmg upon her own
encc as 8 lesbtan, Heyward
lengcd Lhe audience to race
fears and nat h1dc Lhctr uuc
ues In commg out, He\IWliJ1U
people are commg 1010 •h .. ,,rMII
Fear prevents us from
deeply moral hves. Hcyw.ud
"L1fe without risk 1sn • t really
Heyward concluded w11h
gu1dchne..~ for progress She
vL~. "learn to fear abu.lie,
that we are c;1ck as a soctel),
become aware of our· COI'IIlOI;ttDI
respect our diffcrencc..c;."
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OSPIRG'
12 tn the fool.h
games. saunas
what it's all
a mere $33. S
A New Chap
To est.ablil
students must
campus-wade c
mthe process ol
thctr campus. 1
State Unaversil
established ctJ
OSPIRG b1gg
30and May 1.
Summer Jobs
Ateyousti
a btl morec hall~
wor1ung on an
available in ov
mauon, contac
Meeting Tim
Legislativ
Classroom
GRA
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o pay
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26. 1991 ectrical fire disturbs Theatre rehearsals
• unng
ly five
'llple ot
and
I, said
~ file
hayer"
)LC o;rn.,.
>n be
res led
ersauon
nse to
lely r--"o damage is to fan motor in costume room
•IRUSf.-\M KOC11T:R
Tuc'idny ntght, at approx i-
8;45 p.m., whale the per­
~ from four different one act
wtrc reher;mg sn Fu Acre~
a mmor lire broke out on
fan motor number l.h.rec an
costume room, caustng S80
of damage.
The fire only damaged the
Itself. thanks tO the QUICk
~""'' of Campus Safely and the
Fire Department. The bell connecting the motor
to the fan had broken, and the motor
became 100 hot when it dad not have
uny resac;w.nce to worlc again.ccl
After cctudcm E.racu Shafer
called Campus Safety because of
thack clectncal ~melling smoke in
lhc back.~itage af'Cd of Fir Acres,
Cum pus Safety ammtcJdiatly culled
the Ponland Fare Department , who
sent out a first alarm respon~ Lc:Jm
consiCillng of enganc numbe"' 10
and 18 plus c;quad five Before they
arrived, Cam puc; Safety Officer Jay Wetunan went to Far Ac~ to make
~ure that everyone in the buifdmg
wa~ ttfc
"Everyone wa~ standing
around outs1dc, but nobody had
pu11ed the fire alann yet," said
Weiuna.n. "~ I had a student pull u
tn CcJSC anyone was till inside."
Portland farelighters doused
the motor w1th carbon dioxJde.
The motor was lhen ~moved
and the actors were let back ans1de
the bUildtng to re<iume n.:hersal avCAnn~Nr. DENlCHT
For the 29th time in as mnny yean;, lhc inLcrnational affairs
depanment will spon.sor Lhc lnLcmational Affairs Symposium on
Monday, May 6 through Wcdne.W....y , May 8. Titled 'lhe Changing
Fuce of International Development," lhe SymposiUm i roughly
divided into Lh.ree days featuring political, sociaJ and econom1c i ues
m dcvelopmcnL
anksters may face J-Board for Stewart TV /VCR heist
·•r:wHrt Resident D1rector received anonytnous tip For the first time in its history, the Sympo ium wall feature l.cwi
and Clark alumn•. as keynot.e ~peakers . Ba.qiaan Schouten, '65,
dtrcctor of the office of development plnnning and programs for La Lin
Amcnca and the Caribbean U.S.A.I.D., and DonJJd Johnson, '70,
d1rcctor for Latin American and C31'ibbcan affair~ ac the NatJOtuJ
Security Council, will join Medea Benjamin, co-founder lnd senior­
analyst at Global Ellchangc. for Tuesday's keynote uddress: "Dollars
in l:Jun Amenca-The Impact and Role of Aid in Development ."
This yC31's Sympostum 1\B li~t in manyolherareas . In addnion
to providing stimulating eros fire lccynolCS,lhc Symposium wtllal.so
feature intimate seminarset.'iion s with experts and academicians from
acrosr; the country and the wortd, and a brc.a.kfa.,t r.e~ion with
Portland busmes.s cxccuuves at the Portland Hilton hotel. o.~i11u~d from pagt I
.dy's house. The TV and VCR
·~then recovered . '"They may face fun.hcr Jdmln·
tstrauve di~tpline after thaL." ~ud
Schnetder
"We rccctvcd a tip [about) who
them and we checked out two
of off ·campus resadents,"
»ym~~11 w.>~,., .. ,.,.,dcr, "and it was found to The J Boord wtll mnke a rcc­
ommendauon to Schne1dor ond
Susan Resncck Parr, vtce prestdent
for acadcm1c affatrs, who w11l de­
c tde what measures need to be taken. kx"atcd m one of the homes "
Wilson sa1d that Foudy and
w•uCill ;Jres will be Lned before the
V Aktn J udtc18l Board. Foudy and Hayes could be
charged wuh fane~. do commumty
serv1ce, or be suspended or expelled
er
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that
jwhat
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from
•ywanl
really
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OSPIRG's infamous spnng retreat wiJllnke place May 10.
12 1n the foothiUs of the Cascades. ea..~ of Eugene. Worbhops,
games, saunas and more awaat any hardy souls who want to see
whattt's all abouL Cost for food, lodging and transportatJon tS
a mere $33. Stgn up at the OSPrRG office by Monday, May 6.
A N~ Chaptu at OSU?
To establish a campus chapter of OSPrRG. a maJority of
students must vote to fund at through thetr student fees tn a
campus-wade eJection. Students at Oregon State Unaverslly are
m the process of campatgnmg to esmb1ish an OSPrRO chapter on
lhctr campus. Lewis and Clarlc. Un1vers1ty of Oregon. Portland
State University and Lane Community College already have
established chapters, and the addiuon of OSU would make
OSPIRG btgger and better than ever The campus vote ts Apnl
30 and May 1, so Slay tuned.
Summu Jobs
AreyousuUlookmgforcmploymenttlussummer.somethmg
a bu more challenging or useful than burger-flippmg? How aboul
workmg on an cnvtronmemal campatgn with PIRG? Jobs are
avtulable mover 20 states across the country. For more anfor­
mnuon, contact Susan at x7128.
M~eting Times
Legislauve Wateh: Mondays at 5:30 p.m •• Mon1.anita
Clas.-.room
--, UTI Recycling: Tuesdays at6 p.m., Spruce Clas~m
Hungcr/Homelessne.~~: Thursday~ at 6 p.m .. Geary Room
Core Group: Wednesdays 111 4 p.m., Monteith Room
For more mformauon . contact the OSPIRG [phonebooth) office
tn the basement of Templeton, .,7128, LC Box 120.
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26, 1991 from school. Wil4i0n expects that
the two ~tudcnts will at least face
suspen~aon
'Tm glad to get fthe TV and
VCR] back," s~ud Wtlson '11us
was a very good educational pro­
cess for the communuy ." She said
that she ha'i heard tudents carry the
auilude that "h's OK to furnish
thctr off -campus houses with things
from the douns.
"They're not enutled to thooe
things-end m thascase,u was grnnd
thefL." wd Wtlson.
Another recent ancidcmoflhcft
was lhc dtsappearance of 22 chairs
from the Stamm Dining Room.
Schne1dcr s:ud lha1 C3Ch chair: coStS
S 170 to $200 to replace .. Most
~Luden ts think, 'I'm JUSttakmg one
chair,' but the ball to tho college and
what 11 deprives other ~ud.ems is
significant," he 'i8Jd Some of the
students re.~nstble for stealing lhe
ctwrs have been dealt w1th.
.. I JUSt cun 't cmphasue enough
lhaL we' vc got to respect each other's
property around here," said
Schneider. "The rate ofsteahng in
all area.c; really mcreased-swdents
stealing from other students, dorm
fumilllTC being stolen.
"FIISt of all, I really plead w1th
people to respect each other·~ prop­
erty," said Schne1der. "Also, we're
going to crack down in the severest
way we can. We're thinking of
involvmg Portland pohce-we
think thetrreactio n will be swift and
jUSL ..
SchneJder sa1d that If the col·
lege were forced to go to the pollee
to mve.,.tigate thc£t. ~. "lhe outcome
couldbeagmnd felony ... a lifetime
prison record or a lifetime felooy
record, which I think any student
would go to any length to avoid ...
Accordmg to Schneider, the
students who ~tole lhe Sr.cwan lV
and VCR "saw ll as a prank.."' From 1-5 p.m., Tue.'iday, a series or one-hout seminars will
approach specifac social a<rucs in dcvclopmenL These seminars will
present such topics as "Women in Developmem : Malnutnuon m East
Afric:l. .. "Increased Mweriahsm and fnduwiali.zation -A Threat to
Spiritual Values?" and "Debate Over the Environment and Develop­
ment in the Third World. ..
In hopc.c; of bnngmg more awareness of the Symposium to the
Portland commun1Ly. Has co-. ponsoring a break fa.,t scss1on with the
Portland Chamber of Commerce . The brc.aUasa. will feature Young­
Suk Yoon. prestdem of the D:lewooCorporation : Vyachcsi:)V Prilyul.
Ukrnnian Institute of lntcm.Juonal Relations; Willold Walkowiak,
Entcrpri!it Finance, Warsaw, Poland; and Ilona Kov-.tcs, fnstJtute of
Economics, Hunganan Acudcmy Sciences. "Development and
Busine.~ Opponunities in the U.S.S.R. and EaStern Europe" open
day three or the Symposium : "Economic ls.orucs."'
The LC International Affairs Symposium is the Ionge.! t-runnmg
academic sympo.~um of its kind in the United States. It has btcn
fcai!U'ed in such pubtication.s as: 'T'M Nt:W York "rimts and ~
Chroi'Uck of Higlu!r Education and has had such speakers as Henry
Kisstnger, GetaJd Ford, Zbignicw Bm:zinski and Je.~~ Jackson.
For a comple&e schedule of the Symposium or more anfomuuion
on the individual events. contact Karen Narin at the I.,\. office. CAL
7630 .
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JENNI~ER JOHN -Student Council Update Double Feature, meetings four and five
T " lt.u:»
COWX'1l htld 11.s founh meetmg
on Wodne..~}, prill7 from -10
p.m .. nnd •asfifihon Tue~y.Apnl
23 from 5:30-7:15 m lhc A LC
m«<ung room Tht toU~ing is a
su.mnary "hat b'311SJ)tred 111 tholiC
meeung •
F:'am orr. Council \lt'lllllS lO lhJ.r\1:
e \ ryane \1, ho " as 1 lhe 1udcnl/
Facuh} ForumonApniiS . Around
SO StUdentS atlended as well as 1:1
f uh-. members. ~ \lias a • ,-aJLQble e.\ change of i<kas on lop-
a suth as ~ core program. lhe • tenure pro.~ and l1lJ)t awurenes. Z Succt and Rich Greene. The
PRB "'111 be moettng on Wcdnes·
da) 11 7:.30 p.m. m the ASLC
coo ferenoe room.
~-Student Counctl Pres~ticnt
Mera Grunberg '1slled council 1.0
dlSC'U:-club sport funding. 1'he
assue i ''tTY confusang and tudent
coono las uying 10 wori: out a nc"·
ngroemenl that "til be more ~IJ~ ­
f: tOr). Anyone -...islung 10 learn
more nMt.lt the ' ue Y\ould wl.._ lO
the \'P for B F. Saga. ASLC-SAAB bm 140. Meetings
are Mondays from 6-8 p m .• if you
would hlc:e to get in,·olvcd, call
' l7153.
La."l MondaythcSAAB funded
$2215 for l't\-'0 ~t'r.>, Wiltold
WaJkowrnkandNalhan Rosenburg,
to speak ar the LA. S) mpo\ium.
Sharon Cohen wa~ funded S695 10
ou£00 a conference on the Frunco­
Gemum pannership . Applicnlions
t•ll1K'd in after Tuesday of the ~iltth
wcci: are noc guaronrced lhe ro i­
biJity of fundmg. up.
The VP of Information &.
Progrnmming (that'smc) is looking
for "tudenL' to allustrnre for nc~t
year's ASLC Pathfinder. Wt will
pay for an thnt gets used, ~ c.omc
t.Wk to me or drop me 3 note (box
1739) if you nre intere.~t!OO.
The ASLC file !'etver i now
p;u1 or the campus networl! What
this means i.'i that when you go 1.0
chooser and click on" ASLC" under
the 10ne sec Lion, you cnn hook up
with student govemmcnL On the
ASLC server is something called
··computer Forum" whkh allow~
you lD engage in a d&alogue on any i ue with anyone on campus.
i.." a gn::ar way 1.0 voice Wlll1r t'.
LO student government, u.~ JL
As nl"''UY • if there ... ,,,1
concerns you would like to
is.'iuc.., you would like to learn
about, coi'I\G ralk to so~
Student Council. We will do an
c.an to c;cn-e you • even help
with your homewor~ l ·
we can help through the
Tutoring Progmm)
Council will meet a~
Tue~y. Apnl 30, Df 5:30
l.hc ASLC conference room.
mectmg es open 10 oil ·
pdl'tie • Here tS a rundo\\n of all the
appo1n1ments made 10 "anou
oommiuoes b)' Council. Dlmc&Ot
ofCnmpusLife . ach- juruorS~1
Retna)>a and sophomore Lu~
Nardrerg Din:ct« of Admission
search-sen&or Gar)· Schm&dt and
senaor Vaci.Oria Mosely. Curricu­
lum Commmee-Junu>r l.aune ophomore Megan Callahan
was funded S250 to organize a mghl
of Cach dancing on C'MlJlUS. The
Odell ~.e-... an-A1:m donn coahtion
was funded S350 lD spon~r a rna·
rimba b:ind nnd dinner ~picnic out­
side on May I L College Repubh­
CW\S "ere fundOO S60 to attend
.. College Republirnnday in Salem"
on Apni2.S. StudentAclh ·ilie!>WDS
funded S92 lD help 23 ~tudcnL~ at­
tend n leader.Jup ronfcrencc, ''In
Lhc Com pan) of Women ... The JudiCial Board wall con·
vene on Tuesday, April 30 at8 p.m .
in Th.ayer 1.0 begin llS heuring or the
t. sue of jurisdiction over the
Pmuform
The Communic:u..ions Board
met from 4:30-10:30 p.m. on April
19and decided on the mediA£ heud..'i
for next year (su rtlaud story).
Please not.e that there have been no
applicants Lo head euhcr The Me­
ridian ex Picwre Thi'i Productions .
Anyone int.ere.~ can sliiJ apply to
Comm Bo:lrd ChairGnry Schmidt May Day celebratio n planned
lauhews
The folJo"ing people tm,·e
been nppJmrod to the PohcyRe, ·lC\\
Board to e.1Jlmine the Ptauform ~~­
sue Ptnu-Howard Donn Counnl
PreSident Ban Brown, sophomore
Dare) Lyon, and lheP•o Lo2's \'er')'
O'i1.1l Janel Miller and John Frost.
Tht four members nppomted from
lhe SAAB ~: fim-year student
1au Hudson, JUnaor M ichclle
Kalch. scnaor V~ttorut Mosely. and
se~uor Ken Kohn. "The' two repre­
senUlU\'eS raom the Budget and Fi­
naru:e Board are fUSl-yc:3J' St~._t.JeniS One of the pnmary funtuon~
of ASLCStudentAcademacAffairs
IS to address demu: c()ncems of
t.he SludenL~ . The SAAB has com­
piled a list of working que,.lions 1.0
be Ul~en to lhe Community
T Horce on Course E'-alu:Jlion
Re,·ie" t.ha1 will be meeting neltl
Fallldm. Tile SAAB •sal.~ drafting
a letter to the faculty counc•l thatts
·woo: tng on the new college re'iev.
documenL If you have anyflaldemic
concerns, comptamlS, petations,
leucrs, please address them to ISLC is puuing on a monster
~)' fCX" the whole ~wdcn t body on
Ma} 3 either m Stamm or Fields,
ISLCPresidcnl Su.'ihi (a In raw rtsh)
w1U be DJing the event. 1SLC wtll
also be 18king on l.hc lntc.rnationnl
SwdeoL-. of Rc:cd (lSQR?) m n.n
e.xJubition soccer maKh thiS Satur­
day at 4 p.m. at Reed, so go out and
suppon them! ISLC wiiJ al~ have
its own lime '>IOl on K.LC from
8-9 p.m. on Wedncsdnys , so listen
KLC RADIO B'' ASCAN KOERNER
More than 30 Lewt.-. and Clnrk
communny members met Wedne.s·
d!ly ntght to organize a May D<~y
celebration gi\ ing Lew1s and Olllk
the opponunlly to jOin together and
voice lhear concerns over recent d~
vclopmcnts .
··May Day has a long tradition
as a day of cmpowennenl and we
wnm to revive this uadition with the
cclcbrntion." .s:o.id a .~udent orgn·
nil cr. He said lhe pace n.nd manner
or the ~nt changes atlhe college
have left nuny sb.ldcnts and faculty
members feeling dls:rcgu.rded by the
ndm ini si.J'lltion
"The May Day celebrotion is
meant to give faculty and studenL~
IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR THE
OF DIRECTORS
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-PROMOTIONS
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DO NOT NEED TO BE A COMMUNICATIONS
R TO y lh.:. opponunuy 10 JOin
make lhett voaces heard," SOlid
student orgunu~er "We "ill
sll~ the po<auve of the May
cclcbrnuon. To us, ex ·
togcthcm~ s i~ more im
being against somebody."
Though thcer meeting
only one week before May Day
said lhe group ic: opumist.ic
the succc."-s of the celebralioo.
students and faculty mem~
the need to do something
and 3 May Day celebrmion
be the pcrfectoppo.1unity,
''There are umes whet~
?lJl'l ask ror pcnnts.sion. )'til
have to do u .. " said Profe.m
Pohucal S<.tcncc Walliam 0. lUJfv.:ay through 1
LC.l have stun
,,nc, .;roove. II i~
uy "ycle of
ltjna110n, not un hi
~ang usual
momtng. On~
11~-e 'washes ouL I
"wf ringing
in bed Sunday me
b."Kk at school
again renew m)
from ~lumber t
!ratY, with an occ
•
11 '"·
Bur I twve found
,;one of acadcm&a
tcv.cight room. l
's world of SUP!
-Ui·On, the WC18h
of acwahry am
• • ... uorv, cast tn a roo
or R.E.M an<
it is an tsl.and o
So everyday l heac
room.change in
mu.~-coloi'C(j
weights. I am
•W.c.sl fellow in
Every now and t.h
done m a lon'
• iiiUil't mommg cat
used to wn"'h I
I'd wake up C
~l"'"• · "herr t "'o~
IL JX'(>bably wz
~istcncc. but I i
Somewhere aJona
-atcrur· tg these c
11
(Authors noce; 11
mnply a renection
of the author.
~o·vaofthc black!
Ct.:t-. others may 1
of 0p10100 ll i
~llir•ntbc int.erpreu
m order to ar
lbe pan of the real
r•gm~ 'l: a process of~
see in our own c)'l
1 thnt is crucial
· 'ngwh3lwc~
mnu•m that others f1
in a completely
What can white ~
relations !.hru c UJ'I
First of aU
i.s a whate probl(
nou~. ius aJwal
lO bu.st their ~
about where an
lllsc:nmiiUll!XY oro
domg all the won
th.ot u as a blad
problem. We W'l
We are tired of cdu
not have 1.0 do
aM,w what it is to b
atone quaUr~e.. .. u
ll is to be prejud1 Girlee-Mahn
f{J.Ifwuy through my third term
LC.l hJve stn.rtcd to fallm10
groove. II 1~ cs~nllally a
tJy cycle of ~tress and
tjnatton. not unhke a cresting
bre.'lking usually sometime
rnomtng. On the weekends
... .,. washes out. I can hear the any given day, but I :.tm slowly
improving . Yestcrday. t came to
the jamng realii.DtiOfl that I W".JS
finally up to the ~e amount of
txnch ·pres..~ weight as when I was
10 ninth grade. I was em~
of it then. and thus our SOCiety." After hear·
ing John Stohcnbcrg diSCUSS mllS­
culinity. I found myself gl:tnc:ing roes, unining to defend that Pioneer
spirit-to d•e for u. if need~ be.
After ~ing M:lD.ism. I remem·
ber looking scomf ully upon the ro\\o'
of exen:ISC biJces,thmk'ing "\\'hal a
perfect allegory of our Capawltst
system-people peddling on uead·
mills like gerbils in etges. or ulicn·
ated workers in fa ton~· 1 su~l
that during all of my speculating,
their v&$10n or me Ulyed moslly the
same: a confused, pear-sNiped guy,
wandering c.rr:Wally from SUlLion
to station. looking CAtremel) ·
winded. :thoutlhe spmtwl ody y of hll­
mg weighlS. Although I can't re­
member e•oclly, ll .. 'aS meuung
like: "I hfl the bor down to my
chest/ and now I h:we 10 do my
OCSL/ I tr.t in and gro~ I nd drip
wathswcat./1 ~to n complete
tht stt. ..
uri ringing in my ~.
ocd Sunday morning Then
baCk at -.chool Monday. to
again renew my thrtt -point
from ~lumber to Trailroom
~ .with an occa..~ional clas.s
10.
But f huve round a rehcf from
• ;oneofacadc.mUl I have found
LCv.eight room. In an Engli"h
world of suppos1uon and
.. ""'" the we1ght room lS an
of acwaJaty and uny1elding
l:liv1'tv, c~ m 1ron On a KLC
of R.E.M. and Jane's Ad­
Itt tu1 island of Boston and The fttSt c:11y Lh.!t I ventured
into the gym, I wo..o; overly aware of
my'\c!lf, feeling obtu~ and con­
~p1c.uous . This soon faded. t bc­
C..tmt hypnocued bymintand ~ch
murnJ-. (suspiciou.~ly reminiscent of
our TraHroom 's coloo) mi~ed in
wuh the leftover blac~ and orange
colors or yc terye.ar. A disonent.ing
combination .
So everyday I head down to the
room.change into my -.pony
muo;wd ·colored outfit. and
~ wc.1ghlS. I am doubllessly
,,t41~ ... ,, fellow tn the gym on As time pao;.scd, my pcn:ep­
uons of my fellow weight-lifters
vnricd. J turned my hourly rouunc
into a SOCIOiogJcal lab, tesung theo­
ries ~tud1ed earliC:r that morning.
One morning, after I"CJding some­
thing vaguely Soctalist , I walked
opumistically mto the metal-clang ­
ing. mirrored room, thinking "Here
we are as brothers and sist.crS from
all walls and majors, cocxi'\ting in
peace, improving our physical
cond•uons and bcuering o~lves suspiciously, unJustified. at the large
V ·shaped fellows bench-pressing
epic amounts of metal. After read­
ing the Log's spans pages, I ~w my
fellow gym-goc.rs as dedicated he-I'm not sure what drives me to
keep going. 1 tell myself lh3tl am
combatting the fatigue of study and
the feat or dcvelop•ng a boer gut,
butlthtnk thai I can uace this drive
b3ck 1.0 a formative acquaintance
during high school. He was my
friend PJUI. a b1g guy who wore
Polo cologne. hung out with the
foolb3JJ ltam. He had all sons of
~ and benches and a huge sand·
bag speckled with the blood of hi
knuck:les. He was Jns.: 1on!Ut 3bout
uaining. 1 had litlle else Lo do. I
recall him composing poetry, in fact. I think u IS hiS memory that
makes me 'leave the safe refuge of
the library and joumey to the
shadowy netherworld where you
know thai you can alwuys hear
Rush's immon.a~·· All the World's a
S t:lge • ntle:ul once 10 the course of
yow routine. I figure lhal ifl can do
as many .. curls r~ the gtrls" as he
could. Lhcn I wtll achieve h.:IPJU·
ness. I suppose that as whal my
daily gym U1p is: Hope and bcltef
in happiness. bloomtng all ubout.
No doconsuuctionist ·post.enng ~
b::ucrs, no 3dmissions int:ems. no
GRE. .• Jus• me. my comrades. and
the challtnge of t.he bc:uch. h al­
most in pires me. not unhke Paul
the Bani, into ~
Scooby Doo, Where are you?
Every now Md then, 1 do something I
l done 10 a long umc: I tum on the
mommg cartoons l, like many
used to \\ otch them rcligiou -:ly as a
I'd wake up early and run to the
~".-'"· where I would sit for hou" upon
h probably wasn't the most educa·
e.\i tcncc. but I enjoyed it
Somewhere along the line, though, the
watching these cartoons bci fun 1 begMID ~lcep in, read books, discover
lhe ouLSade; I found tltingJ that were "good"'
forme Some said I w-.tsgrowing up. My lr.lc\:
of dcstre 1.0 v. atch cunoons was a ~ign of my
increasing maturity. I bbmc it on something
much .,implcr; ScrJpp) [)()o,
I can't remember how old I v..--as v.hen I
fltSt saw him, butll.:ncw I didn't like him. lt
was a new season. and I was e~cit.cd to \\<'31.Ch
the new advcnwrcs of my favorite canoon,
It's a White Problem
!Authors noc.c: The column Blac.kwatch
1111ply D reOection of L-.sues through the
or the author Some idea.~ may be
:.au··vcof tht blacl. community as a whole.
1t1tas others mny nol. Blackwntch ts a
of opmaon. It L'i not gospel 01' 1.3\\ and
not be int.crpretedassu~.h. The column
'Tltttn in order to initiate critical thin1:ing
p;:trt of the rea<kr. CnllcaJ thin1ing
'!111\1'~ a proce~ of questioning that which
let m our 0\1,.1\ eyes. Ptrception i one
Obent tlut is crucial withm tht proce.,s of
what we see. Therefore, at should
mn1.11n that other:-. may pcrcc1 ve the \.ilme
in a completely different mannc.r I
What can whit.e people do to help bcuer
rtlations that currenlly arc quid:l) d ~
F~a of nll, acknowledge the fact
is a whaLe. problem. l say thi bcalu..:e
· Itt\ always the bi.Jd:communit) '
1.0 bust their butts trying 1.0 educate
about where and when they n.ro roci t
iliSC1nmiinntcry or offcm>Jve When blacls
all the worl what rubs off i.' the
that it is a black problem. It i-; not a
problem. We arc not t.h.! ra i. L~!
We are tired of educaung t.hc \\hues. We
not have to do white people's \\<Ork.
whatitistobeoppre sed. our.a:in
alone qualifie.'i us for that. We know
II i~ to be prejudiced again-;t. b u the black community' s re! ponsibility to help
white p:optc o., crcome their ignorance? What
purpose. doc.s it serve? The more we disclose
to tht white community about the ways and
workings of the black community, the easier
ic will be for whicc.~ to mMipulate that in­
formation and funhcr oppress blac~. It i.-.
·imply another fonn of :sbvery in that the
bl:lcks are upect.ed to C!I.JT'Y the white people
through their rae t"'" s.
Bla lsdoing whu.e people's work won't
do. 11uu we have 10 go Lhrough all of the p.1in,
.offenng and fru trnLion in raL ing white
poople • s con..;c iousn ~ is u travesty of JUS Lice.
Blacks get fru untcd so that white...; cun have
the glory of solving their ra isms in an easy
manner. Blxk~ define v.h1t&: poopte' prob­
lems and therefore d "> whites the pun and
rrusaation from realizing the problems lhcm­
sc:lve.-.. The problems will 011ly go 3w·a)· once
white people assume the responsability for
thems.clvesand refrain from relying on blocks
to do it for them.
Vlhitc pooplc need to edut.!lle Lhcmsclves
in how they contribute ID rac1s.m and op­
pression. Plcmy of whites tutve come to me
and asked wh:u they cnn do. I~> work on
your on own hfe. Open up your eyes and do
not expect black poople to do it fc. )·ou. If
white people want ch:tnge. they have to do u
for them. cl\-c.\, h j, time for white.." to sh~
~me sweat and tears for a change. "Sux>by Doo." ln tcad of typical Scooby
Dooplot. whetethevi.llain wa"Clught mostly
by ch.anoe. there was th~ hrimpy, loud.
overly aggressive puppy. screaming .. Let me
at 'em! 1'11 murdetlize them!"
Ma)'bc some studio CXCCUUir'C thought
this was fuMy. 1 suredidn't,andmostpcople
I know didn't either. The litlle twit of a dog'c;
cou~in ruined all that was great about Scooby
Doo canoons. Scooby v.11s a hero 1.0 be
emulnt.cd. He didn't walk mto danger with­
out fear. Catching ghos~ \loa ... n'l nearly ns
imponant as eating. The old Swoby cartoonS
said it was ole to be sc:art.d. u was ok to be
hungry. And no mw.cr what, good would
always triumph O\U evil in the fO' m of those
••mood ling kids."
But with the &ntroduction of Scrappy
Doo. the hero• Scoob) Doo \\as made to
too~ like a lool. All of a uddcn. he "''3.5 no
longer an apprapriate role model (at least
according 10 the ne"' c3ttoon). He was por­
trayed in conllaSt to ~roppy ~ a ) cl lo\\ -
bellied. lill) -livered wunp. Hi-caution v..'DS
now cowardice. Jnste3d of allo~ ing trung: 1.0
play them lvcs out {as had been done an the
p:l.St), they h:ld to be made ha~n . Good sull
alwuys triumphed. bot it was helped along by
Scruppy•s aggressive ru:u.ure.. I ""-as 1mmcdi:11cly put off. 'They hnd
l.illcd my Scoob.> Doo. Or at lc.•st m> unagc
of him. r no longer h.ld a suu.able canoon
hero. At lh31 young age. holding a cow:ltd 1n
high esteem just wasn't cool I was lost
dtrccLaonl • My hope d•~ But I
W111Chedanyv..--ay,opect:mtth.al whoc't'Cf IUS
in charge would disco"-er this problem and
com:a it.
Unfonunatcly , it only changed ror the
worse. 'The nut season. not onJ > "' "Scrapp)'
stiJithue ~ but Scooby h3d 1.0 shllre hlS show
with Captain Caveman. The ne.'t n
brought the Smurfs. Scrappy Doo had opened
up a whole realm ofinfenor , anuherOJcchar­
oct.er:\ for t.hose v.. ho "''3.1Chcd Saturday mom.
ing cartoons. Scrappy Doo angleh:mdcdly
k:&ltcdoffan) hop:ofgoodSatunla} momans
cmoon.s.
So, ..., h:lt' the point of all tha ? \\ell, as
l sec tl. we arc the last gcnenuion who h3d
heroicS tu.rd!y morning canoon ch3rac"t.crs.
Th ""'ho gn="' up a mere one ~ncrau n
bclland u ha~e been raL'Cid wat.chang post­
Scrappy era c:anoon..~ such ~ Kids on
the Bl •. l...c'Ok around. enough of us on lhis
campu seem lObe tmilating 1\agg), we arc
the world' onl) hope
Pranksters issue apology to dotm members
ToniE EDCTC*:
An open leucr 10 rhC residents of SteW3tl Hall
We would like lO~tcndoursincerestapologJes forouraclionson the mghlot Sunday.
April 7th. Wbal begun as a prank w erupted mto a very 3el\OUS ru.au.c:r. Being 11 spur-of­
thc·momcm .~ no thought was aiven 10 lhc. gre:u number of residcnls who would be
nrr~~ by our a(IJOM;. We reahz.e chill the nawn: l'f \his ~'idenl is ~Ucmely 3eVCit, ~~
aJ no umc did w~ b:a""C any mahcious int.cntions. Our misr•ke was ~~to be shon laved;
however. circumctaDCCI beyond our control pro1ooged lhb unfOI'tllna.IC &neideDL We
cannot SU'C.5S cnougb lbe harmless intent of lhis a'Cill, and we ckePY regRI all r:l the
ioconYmienca and SUess Chi bas caum
HUWBLY,
W~L.UAM J PouoY
BMfNr w HAYP.S nm:~ai!:lm · onm cs:~.twu;and Clart. ngmg uh t
;be .. u:naf _;:pn:ngwrn: '-Lt:D'Idmds:: n:gma r:un. On:gim
U!lnpt:JalllrC! damb
nr..cn lhosc ircad•
Spru1 1md "iUIJlmO will
A' .--~ 1g tbm::e· ~ ...... ~moggy hen the uuan from ammn(}-
find ::n md tO mow t n m.
t ~wpnonglyt:ll:sy
......, ,nr~ ibaugh dtcn: ..-tnnous501tlunn all
t.fmuc p m m lhc
rt:fiC.'l:tflep1.11K10 m1 n:mteoJ tfi plnm:will
c ca m next. tltr'c: B lan Ill nm I the
, umn.Jn 1dl"kmg. mn will :lihue thennhcru& urfnn :ffcct 1m mg
dn ~ through cowrl illzrlcnu; bCKfing or dru:~ .
lnl:ml! ll.agclhcr c:xpcu: e mm :om
.::ar: fn.ldrliunn, fur tlucrto II p:n-ucs nvolved-
amern 'l'ill lmv~ nD cebut to ma ood ri:mu from =mrnnut
1! d pedeunmw illnm bnvc to !:m:mh~ mudJ ::a:n:~ham;t an
ILinJ"(C qmng and :diiJU11C V
ilc C mlmtm..ctr.mmJ ::curd n m din mrrn: cycle
r.ld~!hm.Jre iO::hea:nu::r camptm pchnpsmthcT~leum
~,._ , .ege Centeqr.JLmg Sc::uruv u£d ~ :unnder dtcdding
mr~aned BliL.":.Cl!j and ng lbe cmnpWJ
Dawmg llUIJl}' !A:!Wll)' and mcuopolilml pofice
!lDll::nitanmss · cxJmpla.
FOr Uu: lh m row bumhc:d!:
CJru: ana or In~ ar £her mmnmg
:mnmutc 31 PorJimd Bw:fOnri.. c es
1111 am !be :racco.an trnll!: if an ::nvunn·
mc:m:2Il Lmannrnunll auld nmrcblfuscn_ mmll-
mcm Y4mtage f the tcmper.ru: Oregon qumg w ke
'Xftlooi am1 cmrummc c.trur cumnumn:nt duoughiJUl Che aun and
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Do you 1hank
mu'! to callcgc
-men
:be JSdi" -from IJJe
a.b::auE.C mosc1
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ufid am1m e
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the Log L rm wnung
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tnl.Chya~fwnnlln cck. t
af dn tl! gom to
full Lag dot"Ji
come.
get: red '""
cnJJC2 of the ndnnmruauan.
peaptc o have ro mng
rll I .. Ggoof1.athc:rwu:evau
hen: and .ncnhcr: mara
ydoesnt
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..n:pm: eJhtng 01hcr
lhc typ1a11 ell the h-
:,zment ~ed up !Jtlm c.hts
1.~· mticl .
Pmt.eil.hea&! nnm• natton fun
• .u.ng good oo Is lhe
!!:nucion .. OJTICC. cmg -
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ha v{mld .. ere .:m1
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uo. n t
CJI :inn ~bound han MimdJJ petty docsn
Butttun how Cci ,y hen rend
lhc Log enrh cek. ot how
some ppa headmmu:unuon
If you ike t.. the rrun. m1
ruvmvo; u-anmcr w I
lllU.dCm!l ere au an
vcnknow lcnlhepn::.1di:nt m·•t. ..
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gnpe. gn~
arncc that e mufcnu;
cnJlegz: tfi flavc he
Silmc. gn
nd.n:w if yo" ought: l
ned tlrit C3T uu n:ni1 y
haven • anylhing. This h:w
be::n • nne ho
ovc the Oregon CIJII can n au.
T mrEonoR:
Edncnion L1ro1'C
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rcgnrdjng rape nod GC:XU.:ll ~
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n Fehmar: 21 mcm~
the admmlUI:lnon and the student
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m1 ever: bni:cd cuf.
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muon Tiri lllB" and u~
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me r.ma: 88 u nul !1GW
hnve !lnd ilbeaJUIT.lgZ:.. T'n -.rrnP
tfnJ may .. roo IC
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cmcmb:aflltult fur.~e!tfllta:d
bcmt nqwry rumw e:llua and
u~lll arld. u may now
linve • .. bautrnc!Jn u:m
amcphau1 .amfmfu:r auiunntllc
mid. nnay be mm:emnpped
m qucmon and cnuczelhe-wmid.
Y u may ·man: eqnapped m ~
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m<~kc ngfn. Emmypfcs:oaU
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mto [he
F.x:~nfit JN!Itnty and _ _..
n:..~ n.!lJIJ!!Umu: by me:mx of
ark ops. publir en: and
amnmga. Th_ educauan auld
focus on c.firung and i:ircssmg
rmre nnd . .wt uar,::.--_;:uu:m m as
ntnwurm. ha e met :v.nb
u:an Parr. rdu!:el mmev and
Demri ndron to bmry 'Jh£ tt:tm­
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ncountcr,.d mme ~.:mce.
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2) gz.unJ adcfed
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consJ\l'> of onh 24 member.... the
to" c't number "m a long t•mc,"
..;a1d he:ld coach Dr David Fh Due
to •line" 31ld mJury, l.hc num~
havt d~plwxt tlus year but a ~all
group of out.standmg individuals art
ovcrcommg the odds rcmarknbly
well.
The team competed in t.hc Uni·
vc~il> of Pugct Sound Sho(\\,'Ctl
Trnck 11nd Jerry Waller (48 ~} make up t.hc
fa.'ilt'St NCIC team since Lanhcld
mn 3.09.49 to \\an the NAJA ullc
way back m I 97b. These men are
al-.o l.hc first t C team 10 run under
3 20 s•otc t9n Jn all ume NCIC
rccords.l.hcy rnnil. an am3.lang etght
plalc, nnd t.hcy hold the fourth all
time 'core for LC. The relay team
came very dose 10 mecung t.hc
N \lA national quahfymg time of
3.17 .0. ln the men's 400m, Jerry
Wal.kerclaimod first and E.nc Olson
claimed l.hml In add1Uon, Walkct
took fourth in L11c 200m dash m 22 4
seconds, a personal top score forlhc
year
Paula Williams ach1evcd
greattless once ugaJO as she placed
fust m the women· s lOOm da.lih
wit.h a perwnal best ume of 26.3
seconds pion,htp and distnct meets as of 4/
20/91. They arc as follows· Geoff
Holly, shot put; Jeremy
McWilliam s. 5000m, Jeff Miller,
lOOm da h: Teri Andrcws,JDvcfln
throw~ Jeff Miller, 200m dash; lshn
Downs, lO,OOOm run: Jeff Miller,
400m dash; Chnsty Elhou. tnplc
Jump; Enc Olson, 200m dash: Lon
Geffner, lO,OOOm run: Enc Olson,
400m da.'ih; David Owen. J3Velm
throw~ Amy McDonnell, J,OOOm
run. Lance Sohday, lOOm hurdles.
Amy McDonnell, 5,000m run; Sam
R3demacher,400m hurdles; Amy
McDonnell , lO,OOOm run, Jerry
Walker, 200m dash: Paula Withams,
lOOm dash; Jerry Walker, 400m
d&h; Paula Williams, 200m dash to bo held ut LC lh1s year, but due
lhc poor condn10n of t.he EldOQ Fu
Track, F1x satd that •5 htghly 111 ltkcly. The NCIC hnsn't been
at LC for 10 years. Tn fact,
been no home meet at LC for
yearsnow. 'Thocoachnotes, w .. ·
been runnmg out here on the road
scct.hatasu hnbality" He1shopcr~
that t.he conslrucuon will be eorr
plcLcd soon
Field lnvi· • tDtiOnol
SaturdD)'.
April 20.
Individual
ml;ffi~'T\Of
the LC
team ob­
t.Wncd scv
eral per­
sonal bests
'" thiS
mcc.t. and "We've beett rutznittg
on tlte road. I see
tltat as a liability."
-Coach David Fix,
on the corrfTuction of
the new track. In d i­
vidual
members
achtcv1ng
personal
bc..'t.' for the
year tO­
elude Ten
Andrews,
who com­
pleted the
women's
javcl1n
throw in Sonc F1 hpo mastered t.hc men • ~
400m hurdles 10 59.6 seconds, hts
beswme forl.heyear,andJoc1 Grace
placed SIXth m the women • s 3000m
run.
Many members of the LC team
have qualified for lhc NClC cham· The NCIC meet wa..~ supposed Despuc t.hcse setbacks, LC
quahficd for more conference
than any ot.her school. mc•uwra
PLU, who has a I OS member~
lft.hcShotwell compcuuon was
andtcator, wecan expect great
from t.hcsc players m t.ho ncar fu.
turc.
Men's tennis makes comeback from defeats
BY Mnv. MOIUON
ont: group in paruculat displayed
C~U'OOrdinary talcnL
The LC men's relay team out·
did the competition in t.he J600m
relay to W.e fi~"Q place wit.h a time
of only 3: 17 Q First·ycar student
Lance Soliday (51. 7 seconds).
sophomore Jeff Miller (48.8). ~­
nior Eric Olson (48.9) and junior fourth place, Paula WillJams, who
claimed fttSttn t.he lOOm da~ w1t.h
a time of 12 7 seconds. Lance
Sohday. flnt-.hmg fourth m the
men's 110m hurdles m 15 7 sec­
ondo;, Olristy Elliot, who toOk fift.h
place in t.he women's tnplc jump,
and Jeff Miller who came home
wit.h sixth place m t.he men's lOOm
dash. The Lewts and Clark men's
tenniS team came on strong to beat
Green River Communtty College,
5-4 in an evcnmg tournament on
Apnl20. The Pio's lost8 1 earlier
that day to the Umvcrstty of Pugct
Sound and 8·1 to Pac1fic Lutheran
University the t"vcmng before.
Numbcr·one player Tim
Gaillard and number-three player
Joe Condy both had good games accordtng to head coach Craig
Koe..~sler Coody had the only wan
against Pact lie Lutheran Untversaty
and Grullard t.hc only win agamst
the Umversuy of Pugct Sound.
Men's number-one doubles
w1t.h Mtke Kelly and Joe Coody
also won against Green RiverCom­
munity College
The number-one doubles were
defeated by t.he Univenmy ofPustet Sound and Pac1fic Lutheran Uru
versity.
"We've tned ~me dtffett,.
combmauon s for doubles," S3.d
Kocssler "We 'rc uymg toseewh.ll
the best combmauon w1ll be f!l
dtSU'ICLS and conferences."
The men's tenms team tru\'tb
to Whttworth College 10 SpokaM
t.h1s weekend to compcLc m the coo
ference tournament
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Lewis~
softbal
n· MAm ww Set
The LeW IIi or
_,rtbnll team lo~
~pcting for a
ilt'Y have droppc
~~ mnc games
filth a double I
agamst the Will
fiinntng the rtn
dropptng a close l
The P1oneer.
wee game road
PaCifiC, WhiCh t.hl
of 8-0. They
warner Pacific t
beadcr,losing t.he
omg t.he second b;
S-4.
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a four-game hon
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Pio first basent
Oregon runner
LC's ISLC s
on Reed IS
at}
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ArRIL 26, 1991 APRJl 26, 1991 rs Lewis and Clark women's
but softball team in slump
!I don
ighty II)
>een
then:
C for
near ru.
~ats f{ M Am lli.W Ck IIWU I /l.Jt
The Lcwts and Clark womt:.n s
~£thall team lost all chances Dl
~pcti ng for a play ·Off spot as
iJtY have dropped seven of t.hctr
11't mnc games The ?to's s1.11ncd
wtth a double-header at home
~mst the Wtllameue Bean.nLc;,
ft'inning t.hc ftrsl game 4 2 and
drOpptng a close c;ccond game 5 6
The Ptonccrs t.hen went on a
wec·game road lrlp and played
Pacific. whtch they lost by a score
of 8-0 They then traveled to
Warner Pacific to play a doublc­
beadcr,losing the farst 9-3 and win­
rung the second by the ughtscoreof
$4. dropped both game\ 12-0 and 4 ·I
10 fini'l\h out the week
The team sLancd out thts pa~1
week by pluymg a double header
ag&Hnst Linfield Meyer, C"alkms,
and Ausun all c;aw actaon on the
mound as they lost the fi"t game
11-4 J n the second game R tdcr and
Austin threw for the Pto's as
Ltnficld shut them out 10 0.
On Wednc<;day the team faced
Willameu.eagaminadoubl e header
and the sl!ll slumping Pto's lo t
both games by scores of7-3 and 9
2 Rider and Ausun combmed to
pnch m both games
' The Pio's then went home for
a four-game homestand tn which
they dropped a double· header to
Oregon Tech 5-3 and 6--5. They
then faced Puget Sound and agatn The softball team w11l fimsh
outtheirycarwnh four home games
11us Fnday they arc scheduled to
play a double-header agamst
Linfield at 3.30 p.m and on the
Sunday the 28 are ~heduled 1.0
play another double-header agwnst
Pact fie Lutheran starttng a I p m. Pio softball player Joelle Beck swings and misses a pitch at a re<:ent game.
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Pio baseball struggles to make play-offs
Fowler and Watts bright notes 1n difficult season
Pio first baseman David Watts (number lS) tags out a Western
Oregon runner. Photo by ftNt}U K«Mr
Soccer April, 30, 1991
VS P.S.U
here
LC's ISLC students take ® 3·30 p.m.
on Reed ISLC students
at Reed Baseball
April 27, 1991
@4p.m April 27, 1991
vs Pacific Lutheran
@1 pm.
Women's Tennis
NCIC Tourney April 28, 1991
Wall Walla vs. Pacific Lutheran
April 26-27, 1991 @noon BY KRJSTY WE'IZB.
The Lewts and Clark Pionecf'S
played two games thiS week after
bemg swept m a two games senes
tJus weekend wtt.h Western Oregon
Stale.. On Tuesday the Pia's played
Concordt.a in a close game which
they won 3·2. The Pta's lost 10-2
in a Wednesday game against Di·
VISion f Ponland Slate Un1versity.
In a time where the baseball
progmm 1s strugghng to make the
Softball
April 28, 1991
vs. Pacific Lutheran
Huston Sports Complex
@ 1 p.m.
Men's Tennis
NCIC Tourney
Spokane
April 26-27, 1991
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9656 S. W. Bcaw.•rto11-Htllsda/e I llghway. Rt.'cJ\ ertcm. OR. 9:nn5
643·7300 playoffs. a couple bright note..-. have
emerged in the forms of junior:.
Tony Fowler and David Watts.
Fowler has emerged off Ilk: bench
to be an excellent prospect as
catcher. huung e~ttemely welt, and
bemg more than adeqwuc dcfcn·
Stvely. Al fmtl base, Watts ha-;
produced well offenstve1y tn hm­
Jted playing lime. Agwn.!l1 Portland
Suu.e. for mstance. Wau.<; had two
htts for the Pto's
Juntor Ja-;on Ph11ltps. second bascnun, has put together a typi·
cally solid season keeping hi.~ hit·
ting average above 300 most of the
yc:JI. This season. however, he tus
been hilling the ball hardu lhrut tn
• any PfCVIOUS SC3$0R~
Thts weekend the PtO's travel
to Tacoma wheR they wd1 take on
Pacific Lutheran Un1versity in a
lcey three-game scne.s lhac is likely
LO determme the Pto's playoff
chances for this year.
Women's lacrosse beats UW
BY MIRA MORTO.\;
The Lewis and Clar~ College
women's lacrosse team competed
in two games m SeauJe la.'\t weekw
eod,losmg tO Scaulc women· "club
2-12. and ~ung the:: Untvcmty of
Wac;hmgton 10.8.
"We plnycd rcatl)' well against
Seattle," satd student c;o>ll.h H1lary
Gcunan. "We have a lot more
Ullcnt than we' vc ever had before..,
The women's season opcnoo
Apnl 6, agamst t.he Umvc~tty of
Puget Sound Dcspuc losmg 7-10,
Gelman :;;njd it was n good "tart for
the team.
.. All last year we o;cored a total
of seven goal ," sa..d Gcuna.n. "It's
pretty good that in the fiN game we
c.an do t.hat."
The team tmvcled down to
Davt\, C.ahfomi.n the wcd.end of
Apnl 12 14, where they 'ompctod again-.t Stanford, the Univcrs1ty 01
Califomt.a, Berkeley. University
of Calsfomaa. San Diego, and CaJi­
fom13 St.lte Umversily 3l HumboldL
The women beat CnJifomia
St.lte Umvcrsity,Humboldt 7-4and
lost to the other teams.
"We lil.:e tO go in with a good
atutudc and have fun." said .;tullcnt
cooc;h Sarah Ross. ..It's a prctl)'
am:wng bwtch of women getung
together and p1aytng lacrosse
properly."
The women's lacnN>e tam is
preparing to compete in PNLA .. one
. . . of the b1gges1 toumamcnt.s sn l.hc
Northwe..'t this weekend at Delta
Park with games starting at 9:30 an
the momtng. Team" competing
include: Uni'<'ersit) ' ofPuget Sound,
Unh·ersity of wa,hmgton.
Whitman and -.ariou-. school form
Color&Jo and California.
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1991 APRJ1 26. 1991 -All item-. must be .. ubmiued ro
the Pionet•r Log office (ba-.cmcnt oi
Templeton} no later than 1 0 p.m.
Tue .. ';day e''cning. Submis ions do
not have 10 be t) ped. but nil mu 1
include dare. tim .. 1 arion and the
ort;nni:r.er' name and phone num­
ber.
The l..o re._"Crves the ri gh tto ed ·
submissions for length. \Ve also
reserve the right to hold items
pace limitnrion~ arise.
FRIDAY
26
On(o. c -Come to the Black Bo
(Fir Acres Theatre) and see three
rudenr~ireaed one-act play :Jenny
Marhev. direQSTheMakerofDreams
by Ohphnnt Down; Ann Flannigan
d1recrs Richard Greenberg's Tire
Awllnr' s l oice~· 1ichael Healey di­
rects Samuel Beckeu' Catasrrnphe.
Tonigh1 and Saturday at p.m. Ad­
missaon is not free. as printed in last
wee ·'s issue. Soil) about that. Ac­
tually, you"ll have to scrape up $1 or
the} v.on '1 let you in.
'uk uk uk-Ponland comedian
Dave Ander~on perform in rhe
Trnilroom from 9 p.m. to t 0 p.m.
Anderson is known nationaJJv. has ,
appeared on numerous televi ion
shO\\S and has perfonned on coUege
campu es throughoUl tJ1e 'onhwest.
llus event. pan of the Templeton
Celebration. IS free and open 10 the
enure LC community.
Are You Deaf fn Your ~ar?­
Double Tee presems the BustltTour,
featuring B Angie B, Special Gen­
erauon and One Cause One Effect,
three hot new MC Hammer-inspired
BY MAn SMml rap n 1 • B ngae B •, mash 'inglc "I
Don't \Vnnt To Lo e Your l..ove" i
qui kl • climbing the chans. Special
Generation' sophi ticated melodic~
.md intric.ue '-Ound are reminiscent of
the 'J empr.Hions and One C'ause One
Effect's debut album Drop The A \Xe
i finding a niche on rap chnns na­
tionwide. p.m. at tarry ight. Ti :
$10 advance, ~ ll door. CaiJ
FA TlXXat224-Tl • ·rormorcinfo.
SATURDAY
27
P::trh Oown-ASLC nnd SOFA •
presenc Moonlight 1adne s. a cel-
ebrncion of pring. Bring your instru­
ment. voice. bod,• and come dance
~
around the bonfrre. #Illc hedoni m
begin at 6:30p.m. on Lower Campus
by the flagpole. Free and open to all.
Chemical cntenainmcnts arc forbid­
den in the mtere t of generating a
natural ense of euphoria.
Li"e At The 'chnit7-Jacob
Avshalomov conducts the Ponland
Youth Philham10nic in its Spring
Concert at 8 p.m. in 1he Arlene
Schnit7.cr Concen Hall. Works to be
performed include Beethoven's
"Coriolanus Overture," Vaughn­
\Jt'iiJiamC\ Symphony o. 16,
'amouna Suite No. 2 by Lalo,
Encsco·~ Rumanian Rhapsody,as well
a Trombone Symphony by Bloch
featuring soloist Peter Ellefson.
Tickets: S7 to $17.:50 (50 percent dis­
count for seniors/students). Can 223-
5939 or 248-4496.
C,amclan-Come to Evans for an
evening of Javanese and lndone ian
musac. The Javanese Wayang Kulit
and Gnmelan Concen 1s pre emed
tonight at 8 and 1omorrow at 2 p.m.
Admis ion is $2. .. OFA 1m it--Rudyard Kipling'~
timeless clu" ic come: · to the screen
conight in the Council Chambers with
\\!all Disney', anim tted version of
The Jungle• Book. Unlike Jast wcek~s
mo,•ie, thb is r.ucd "(J ' 'o bring the
kids. Showtimcsan.:. 7 10.tnd IOp.m.
Admis ion, as usual, 1s free.
SUNDAY
28
hapci-At6p.m. in Agne Flanagan
Chapel the Tape tryThearreCompany
presenr And God Said, a play pro­
duced by LC grnduatc Judy Ur:shel.
The cvcnc is free and open to the LC
Community.
11m's Group-The LC Men's
Group meet!' every Sunday at 7:30
p.m. in the Stewart Main Lounge 10
discuss gender issues. All men are
welcome to attend. Bring ideas and
an open mind. For more infonnarion,
contact John Frost at x8702 or cam­
pus box 778.
No Trendy IJaircut -From
Canada, 1bc Tragicall, llip plays
tonight at Key Largo. 31 ~W First, at
9 p.m. Special guest TBA. Ticket
are $8 at the door. 21 and over only.
MONDAY
29
Lecture- "J las the We 1 Conquered
the \\'orld? A Japanese Response"
will be lhe topicofTimothy Kaufman ­
o~bom, an internationally known ex­
pen on contemporary Am ~.:ncan phi­
losophy. 3 to 5 p.m. in the Thayer
Rooms. Kaufman-Osborn wit) dis­
cuss the introduction of Western po-litical theory into Japan in the vrJr
immediately following the 1 Rrl8
Restormion. ., he lecture h free
open to the public.
TUESDAY
30
Phil~oph\' E travagnn1.a-"
h 1 ruth! IS the topic of this year
Philosophy Extravaganza, t •
place in Tamamck Lounge at 3:
p.m. Speaker~ include Clay
~1orga rcidgc, philosophy: Ric
M1l~om, religious Studies: and Ff'll
Ch1 istenson , communications.
and open to the LC Community.
WEDNESDAY
1
<;temhardt Lecture- tvtancur
dt unguished profc"soro f ceo nm
at the Univer ityot Maryland, prese
the annual Ste1nhJrdt Lecture
''Communi m to Capitalism: the U
chancd Sequence" at 7:30p.m. in
Council Chambers. 01 son is the
thor of numerous anicles and
books. "Ine lecture i~ free and open
the public.
THURSDAY
2 VoLU
ayL
Scoi'l ERICJC'~
JP.l:ilCA UWIS
Appro :~: imatcl)
30 faculty m
Muy
Titc dcmonstn
,-. ll:30a m.
l·•\•11ou: g:uhcrcd il
I&)IJOC and the Bit
3 procession t.hJ
The marcher:
tu.eway an fro11
Jdmgs, cxhorti~
1Mojom lhcm. 11
:mplcton College:
around the~
ofOdctl Man
Ultimutcly
rZ!Or und began
,~" After about
Securi~y pcrs~
same ume u.~ L
open the gl
through .,.. h1,
prDCCS."IOn CXIIJ
building. Thq
no conrront
or any violcn
•
By the IJm · ~
iOC,e.!~s·a on reach OOP-The Student Organi gmss courtyard
for Overseas Program' meers t of Templet
Thursday at 5 p m. in Dubach. Centct.•t
SOOP in addres.,.ing issue-. ,..,.m. lltW:"d to nearly 4
ing overseas and off-campus 15 aJld facul
Vice Pr grams. A I so, check your mailbox for Acade~
the ''World Students Unite'' airs Su~
~tSnCC k Parr or PTi • • uonnatrc.
~lled the evcnL
Templeton College Cen­
ter Just the name of the place
1mplles grace and maJesty.
~oday, slUdents and staff cnn
celebrate the existence of the
new]~ remodeled hub of the
LC campus. remini.ce "ith friends about
• • tls younger, cmmm1er days.
For a ta~e of nostalgiiJ, go to
the basemen& and see the not­
so-freshly-remodeled Pioneer
Log office.
Emcee Amy 'ash and the
bubbly charm ofacapella group
9:1:5 Flw as well as musical
duo Chri Wilson and A lissn
Springcr(of Phmforrn Coffee­
house fame) grac(! the oft­
rastel environment ol the new
Trailroom from noon 10 I :30.
Jmprov corned) by Loose
Screws adds a tone of nuuiness
and ""himsy to the festivities. hall to the sparkling new home
of Barnes & Noble, also refur­
bished.
Have you ever been to
Dubach? No, it's not a town in
1 ex as. It's that que1in1 linle
bisrro across from the mail­
boxes where your PoliSci pro­
fe.· ·,or ear.s lunch every day.
Come in at 12 and hear the
magical sounds of pianist
Mareeline Canterbury . stove th~t sat. decaying outside
~tamm for six weeks, this
should be a ceremony of almost
religious proponions. Michael
Mooney Pidge PelleLrCau and
VP for Student Affairs Dennis
Mad on host. arrive m 6 p.m. and you areal
winner! Total wmnmgs, " ... ,..,
and pri1es. is $0.25.
Rt:lax and unwind after
feven'h game of Pole ros1·
tion at R p.m. in tht: Stud
Lounge. Put your feel up ... -, Aflef the crow\
and faculty a
lrom the stage
counyard carlil
. one of~
From 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
'-'ill be an Open House, how­
casing Templeton's newly
remodeled office and lounge
area.c; Mo~a upperda: persons
remember empleton as it was
until last year: concrete 3Jld
tile floors, plastic furniture,
unwieldy rna1lbox doors and
the nefarious Fields Dining
Room "DJl)h Belt." But no
morel Bask m Templeton's
freshly remodeled glory nnd
PACE12 OutsJdc the TmHroorn will
be a disphsy of student an and
craf lrom 12to 2 p.m. Then,
• • • n s JUSt a hon troll at·ro the At4 p.m. in Stamm the LC
Jan Ensemble ~cts the tone lor
the official rcdcdica1 ion of
1 empleton. For lho'e of us
who struggled through the final
days of ~pring I 990, amid the
destruction and plaster and ex­
posed wiring and rusty pipe
and thai very, very ugl}· old A surprise await~ you in
Fields Dining Room at 5. L it
the food? New plates?
Candlelight? Wai1crs and
waitresses? Menus wiLhout
spelling errors? No! It's a
surpri .e. and I can't divu lgc the
detail\ uo find out for your­
self.
Imagine the hc.an-pound-
• • mg JOY and (!Uphori<J of recciv-
• • tng a lree game, courtesy of
Templeton's new Game room!
Wow I B~ one of the first 1 00 10 o.;ociaJiz.e for an hour. may J-Board to
lisum to ~orne KLC. perhaipsl Plattfonu
ch~t with an ASLC rep ·esrn·l After a hearu
t::mve. ~ jUJ'O~ of the J B
Portland comedian lh:JtthcyhaveJuru
Anderson (see n:hucd ca.;;c. ASLC Ch•1
above) cranb out the I said tJuu lhc trial
in Ulc Trail room at Q p.m. Sunday.
of course Back Porch Bl Dave Reed~
one of the ftn~\1 acou,aic un .... ,, In this week'~
band-. in the Nonhwe't. A:tron Baardcsz::rib
off this busy day of fe~tjv · crsation has
with u dWlce from I 0 p.m. to I tong yean; or c
a.m. in Stamm. halt.
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