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

Volume 55, Number 21

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1991-05-10

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C registration returns to
na scheduling for fall
~\bT MIIIJ"JC •
Prc'-rcgi~;~,nnion ha.' been changed from
r.I!IUlCr aided proce.'' to arena or bullpen
t..n"Lrnuon for fall term 19Q1. The de­
\\ as made by Omx tor of Academic
~ ... nn Kate Grant. Rcgtstrnr K Jtll Aus
President for Ac..Jdcm1c AffrursSus::m
Parr, the diVI'\IOnnJ deans; faculty
and the SAAB BoanJ.
The regJsLrauon pohcy include' a new
"'"'onadvtsmg,sa~dGrant All studenLs
have an adn\Or's signnture on thctr
· form before entering the nrena.
wall be two rcprescnmu, ·es from each
cnt at th'-' arena. one to register
~;~•~. the other to adv1se tho~ who do not
t.htlT fir:-a<hoic.c clu.~·cs.
Austin sa ad that the purpose of computer
..... ,,.. wa..s 10 reduce the number of
Jttcnding the arena and 10 allow the
· s office to get hard dat.n of -audcnt
for classes. "In my opanaon. there
rcall> much learned there We knew
ilt~,urc poinL-;, .. she "Wd.
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Th1. changes 10 the regtsl.rtltion process
made for mnny rc.n.~ns, according to
<ihc did not receiVe the added anfor
about ~wdcnt demand for classes cohc
bopcd to rcccave from the hard data
by computer regtsLraUon The f..ct
romputcr rcg1o;tnu.ion did not d01.rease
bcrof studcnlS an the add/drop ~"tons
thal only a few more \ludenlS were
their clas~ than had wath arena
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The proce s was changed because there
't 3 wny to work out a schedule Now
waU leave the arena with a progmm
tr-orks for them. accordmg to Grunt.
don't get a pap.1rsayang you don't have
L\......c'\0 you wuntcd to geL" She admllled,
lner, that thts may also not be the be.-.t
m 1\igastcr
ensored War Footage
The video "Nowhere to Hide" followed
y General R.am..:ey Clark on a tour
h lruq dunng February. The video
lklCd antcrvtews with bomb victims nnd
of de U"Oyed neighborhood'> .
Pagt3
and Wacky Winona
After a long absence. Wmona's back.
W".J..'i saghtcd mmdmg her own mind at
May Day dc:monstnli.Jon . But don't
. -.he's still hc~lf enough not to 'igo
• • y peuuon.
PageS
• The arena fonnat will .. increasc tudcnt
empowerment," ~d Au~tin ... All the pluyers
a.rc in one place lor the proccs.o;." The arct\D
format and addition oJ on· itc ad vi~ mnke
it l.a.<iier for 'itudcnts to mal-e Immediate ad­
ju. .. tment.s to ~ ar schedule;.
Prcst:nmuons about next yeru-·~ cou~
onenng~ from the depa.nmcnt.s in the ans nnd
humnmucs . math and natural scaences wHI be
held loday between 3 10 and 6 p.m The~
information se<>s1on" nro to help ~udcn~ c.ee
the vanety of course.~; avuitablc to them The
presenc.Jtionc; for social scicncc..s. gender
studies and the core progrnm were held on
Thursday, May 9
''Kale Grant came to SAAB at the be­
ginning of the Letm to a.~ que~tion~ such as
what wethoughtaboutthcnrcnn." said VP for
SAAB Joseph Martorano Initially the board
wa.s reluctant about returning 10 Lhe arena
format.
However accordang to Mnnornno ,
Grant's prc'\Cnl.!luon of the finn.l decision to
reinstate arena registrntion convmced the
bonrd that returning 10 the form.nt was the best
option. especially in hght or the Jdilcd cm-
phasas on a tudent·advi relationship~
"It's not only a signature, it'-. a plan for
your coUeg~ future," said Martorano "lt
auernptS 10 Ct'Celtc a bond between students
and faculty that some have. but not many."
.. Actually, in light of the way
(regislr8tion 'sl boon. I don't think it can be
any woN: ... said junaor Skylcr Jaureguy "In
the pa.~t. people huvc :\toOd m the front of the
lme regardless of of time or eta . It was
really frustating. 'There needs to be wider
dtvas1oo~ between clas! sand l.he ume they
go m. ..
''If you're 20 years old, you ought 10 be
able 10 choose your eta..._~ .. commented
junior Aaron K~ting . "You can "heat :lt'Crul
regi,trauon ltke you can ch~l anythmg cl e.
It's not foolproof."
Defending the school
colors
The h~c tory of the hool colo~ or·
ange and bind:. goc.' back 100 )'C31S. The
color choice was so popular a school song
was drnftcd und sung at events for 40 ~·
Get l.hc lyrics here.
Pio Softball'1powers"
way into playoffs Page6
Despite t.hcir 11·12 record ovcrnJI.I.he
Pto's wese.ablc to gam enough powcrpoin~
tn the district's S)'s~m of wins and lo. to
achieve a play-off spot.
Pagt7 Students bask iD tbe un wbile listeo.iJta to former ASLC President Maria Wtbsler at
Sunburn '91. Pltao 11] Marc ScJecd:wl
Director of Overseas program to
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returtt to professorial position
BY ERJK t-11\kPB A~D AARON B~AA
After 10 ya1tS Of ndmini-.lnltiYe -.-url; as
Dean of lmcmauonaJ Education. Dr. Vance
Savage has de'( 1dcd to return to his J'Khition as
profes.o;or of Spanish in the Lewis and Clark
foreign lunguages d"panmcnt hcginmns tht
fullterm.
"I fell a n~'d LOreturn lD thccla: room,"
s.11d Savage Savage agreed to talt.:c the .JOb of
dl'an of in ttmall oro! cduc:ttion usn t.e mpornry
position for t\\:0 )'ear'S, ten)~ ago.
Over the nc:<l .;cvcml months Vice
Pre, ill~nt for Academic Affair' u~n
R<"'ifl~l Parr will be holding comcrs:uion«
walh Su,age and other poople invoh'Od with
ovc~ pognun-.-including 'tudentgroups
su h as Students Organi~ood for o, crsca-.
Programs-about how to fill t.hc po ition
~ted by Snnlge. .. A~ is al'\\11)'" the ca"~e
when Wl opening occu~. thas as an occa.sion to
relhank the college's oocd.' for that position ...
~ud Parr. P:l.rr cm('ha.~i1cd thatlhcseateh for
a new dean of international cducution i\ still
in the cM1y pl:lnning stage: •
According to Parr,lhc admini tnUion is
ful1) commiued to~trong O\'Cf'SCDS prognun .
In a mcmorandwn from ParT to the LC
faculty nnd staffregardingSra .. -uge's resigna-tion, she v. rotc, "In this light. ourchallcnge in
the near future\\ itt be \.0 find V.':l) ro build on
Vance' c.fforu in oroeno integrnte beucrour
overseas progrwn ~ ilh our on-campus cur­
riculum nnd to c,,plore WU) tn whidt \\C
nughl be ahle to C.\pand our O\'CI'S'Ca stud ·
opportunities."
Th opcrt~t.ing plan and a~pital budget
for 1991-1992 published in the April • 1991
cdiuonofThe~isandCiar: Chrcwde. nnd
rcceml pres 1\tt'd 10 the boord of trustees,
s:1id. " 1m: College of Ans nnd S ienccs,
v. hale offering a gcncrnJI> excellent C'unit-u­
lwn,t. best knov.n for~~ emphasiS on intcr­
nataonnl stud)'. the-I)CIIlCCpiC\.--e ufwhi"h i;~ the
0\ ~.as study t.\peOOlCC ...
"What lll:U.-e LC rem31bhle ;, OW' abil­
il) to stmui1.3J1COU.<;Iy ofkr Sludcn~ a libenl
at\'\and icnce5i!ducauon and lOgi\'e genume
undcrsumding to international eduanron.
lb!refore intcmallonal progr.un are ub._c;o.
lute I) central to the college:· ~id Parr.
··h i-. a IU" to the OH:rsea.'i department.
but he has 'olt'al\ted to tC3Ch for a long umc. He
\\OUid make a "'onderful professor bcausc
he has student's mterestS at heart."' said
Rachael Weber. SOOP member. I
• Soviet students study at Lewis and Clark
AID\i f'Rl::S' RH ."\Sl'
1 en students ond one proll'\-.<U
from BclgonxlPcdag<)gllallnsmutc
in Bclgorod, Sov1cl Unaon, ur\;
studying 111 l cws-. and ( lnrk thi~
term. A' part of the rocaprocnl ar
mngcmcnt, nvc l C' studcnl-. wtll go
to Bclgomd mstllutc next fall and
wmtcr tcrnts
Thl'cxc.hangc progrnm wnh the
Bclgorod ansutul.C 1s LCs c;ccond dent
A PREss RPJ~ affi lhll1on tn the Sovsct
CurrcntJy. nine I C <;tudenl!l
studyang .u the Pcdagogu;...al "IRIW
tutc in Khaharovs~, n:t1pnocn t1n1
Rus,•an group tllnt V1s1tcd lao;t ''Every kad sh01
to go to tho 7A
'iO?" a~ks CH
und Clark sco
To malcc Lhat an
opportumues
of women
Bcginmngs, ~
il1g B "Chtldrcn'
a-Lhon." The c
1 p m. Sunday,
Creek Parle Correction; Double-single fee not yet
determined for donns
An :lJ'tJdc putlli,hoo in the MJ\ '\, 1991 iS1·uc ol the fionru wg
'"ltod that double s10glc roorn:-would be awarde-d aC<'ording to avatl·
ahiht)' a_, well as a ,-un:hargc of c;,g5
However, Lhe c..'act price of the surcharge has not yet been
dctcnninc.d. "The qoou:d figure is an early C\Limme 11nd \hould not be
wkcn as policy." snidScou Hahn operoLion" a: i<>tanlto Sanda Bouemallcr,
the dinxtor of rc..-idencc halls
"Double-,englc" rooms w11l be awarded according to availability
and a pnonty s}·stem.
Japan Foundation donates grant
The J~pM Found:.uion hns donated a 90,000 Staff lhpanMon
Grant 1.0 Lc"'' and Clar~ (.ollcg~ to fund on as.sJst.'lnl profc·sor m
Jap.mc ·c hastory, announced Prc..\1dcnt Mac hacl Mooney
The gmm w11l (l<lY t~ ma.J('r poruon of the -;alary of a tenure trnek
proics.sor fm thn.-c years, after" h1ch the lOIIegc wall pack up the cost.
In adllition. the College ha.' re~i\'cd a ~ 1 500 gram from the
Japanese Lan~gc Tc.aching Materials Donataon Progmm of The
Japan f-oundation for t.cuching aid'\ including books. and audao and
''tdcmar-:" for in-clas' or 1angungl'·larorntory usc.
The Japan Foundation i.; Lh(' larg~o;t and most prc,tigiou'\ founda­
uon m the field of Japane.-.c ... tudac,, accordinr to Jcffl'l'y Bnrlo".
pmfc:ssor of hi,IOI')' and director of the E:L\1 Asian Studies.
"Inc Cotkgc had 10 dcmon.;tr:uc 10 on-go10g commitment and
carclul, thoughtful progmm c.Jc,·clnpmcnt m thi' area. satd Barlow.
Emergency Lifeline to help Kurds
emergency Lifchnc. a new local relief campaagn to benefit the
Kurds und other Iraqis, officially licked-of! yc'tl'rday at Campu~
Crusade Manistric" in Portland.
Partitlp.tnl' me tude Ellsworth Culver c. xe:,ulJvc director of the
Pordand-h.:\.,cd rchcf and development organu.uuon Mercy Corp'\
International · \7.har Pucrina, an Iraqi woman who ho..'>loo;t touch with
her family in BaghdJd and doc.' notll;now whether they surv1vcd the
war, and John lmder from thu Coalition Agu1m.t U.S Mllat.ary
lntcrvcnuon an the Middle East.
Pnor ID alS official k1clc-off. Emergency Lifeline had collected
almost $3.000. The fundo; collected by Emergency Lifeline wall be
d1n:ctcd h)' Mercy Corps International to the Middle East Counttl of
Churche.s.
~1'ECC will procure medicine. food and other needed .. upplies
and dsstnbut.c Lhcm in Iraq in conjunctio n with the lrc1qi Red Crco;cent
Society.
Governor Roberts speaks at Planned
Parenthood meeting
Governor Barbara Robert.-. spoke at the Planned Parent.hood of
the Columbia/Willamcuc 's annual mccung and dmncr yesterday.
'J'hc event. "A Cclebrnuon or Lcadccsh1p and Panncrsh1p," also
featured Darryl TW.:ufu from the Urban l.eague of Portland
Planned Parenthood announa:d IL\ plans to open a fifth center 10
Nonhca.\l Portland
"Northca\t Port.land has a level of unmct need for family plannang
:iCf"\'lCe: • and residents have said that family pl.lnnang and reproduc­
tive health servJcts are imponantto them," ~•d Executive Director
Allie Stickney. "One of the mo~t imponant ways to get o;erv1ces to
people who wam tllcm is to tx close to where they live." Sud.ncy srud. B\ To:..-.., RO'\S
Counc1l held us seventh mccung on Tue'idny, May 7, from 8-9 45
p m. 10 the ASLC m~ung room The foiJowmg is a sumrrulr)' of what
transpired at that mecung
ASLC V 1cc Prcs1dcnt ofBudgct and Finance Sags Ratnayaka wsll be
resignmg hts pos1l10n prior to next fall. Hts replacement Wlll be drawn
from the ASLC Budget and Finance Board He wall be miS~.
Three final candadatcs for the posuaon of DtreClor for Student Life
wtU be on campus dunng the followang weeks There w&ll be open
forums for students 1.0 meet wath the candidate.\ from 6:30-8 p.m. on
Monday May 13, Thursday May 16, and Monday May 20. The location
has yet to be dcc.idcd
Several member-; of Counc1l nucnd~:d n work.shop on parliamentary
procedure at Mt. flood Community College on May 7
The women's open four boat of the LC crew club wns funded SM5
by Council 10 facihtalc t11car aucndancc at the Pacafic Coast Rowmg
Champson~lups m Sa<.ramcnto, CA from Moy 16-20.
The SAAB funded John Mnr..;hall ~ 1,075 to research an lndmn tribe
inChale The SAAB also funded sophomore Jail Janoscc $933 c;o thot she
could present a paper at the annual convcnuo n of the Amencan Psycho·
logscal Ass<Xsauon If you have an) ocademac concerns, complrunt.s.
pcuuons or lcucrs. please address them to ASLC -SAAB Box 140.
Mccungsart Monda) s from 6to8 p.m., if you would hkc togetanvolvcd,
caJIA.7l S3
ISLC would like lO thank everyone "ho came to the dance last
Fnday. there "a~ awesome auendancc.
The Judicial Board wrll be mccung al a dale l.hat is yet to be
detcmuncd to hear the Pluufonn ca-;c
The Communsca uon Board as sull acccpung apphcauon s for the
JlOSILIOns or Mend tan cdllor, Poly got cdllor and PICture thiS Produwons
Head. Drop by Comm Board Chair Gary Schmtdt's office to pick up or
drop orr any applications .
StudcnHu-Largc Chris Qumn has been meeting witll various donn
counc1l presidents to dsscuss the role of donn councils 10 the college
govemmg structur1!.
Student Counttl htnt o' the wc.ck A~LC = A. socaalCd ~tu<lenL~ ol
LeWts and Clark, JSLC = Intcmauonal Studenl.'\ of Lewis and Clnrk,
ISALC = lnsututc for the Study of Amcncan Culture and Language (t.c.
11 does not= ASLC+lSLC)
As alway:s, any concerns you would hke to voace, issues you would
like to learn more about. come talk to anyone on Student Counctl
Councsl w1ll meet agrun on Tuesday, May 14 at 5;30 p.m 10 Lhc ASLC
conference room. The mecung as open lO aJl interested parties. term
Sovtct students hvc m can
rc-.;tdcncc hull\ wtth Am
roo mates
They parllcapatc m
cIa \.\Cos and 10 clo~'>Cs atthc ln~.,uw
for the Study of Amcncan
and Language at Lcw1s and
Dunng a rcccpuon at Lhc
lege, Zhancua Lagodenko, lead!
of the Sovaet group and head or
Enghsh Depanmentofthc
Pcdngogacal ln~ttute , said, "T
that the two months here waU
mto lifelong fnendc;h•pc;.''
Vance Savage, dean of
natsonal cducauon, stressed
humanat.nnan value of the cxc:nan
progroms
Editor-in-Chid
A.non B.:lur
Mo1no1ging Editor
Srott Enck"'n
News Editor
R.lchcl C.1rtcr
Forum Editor
Tony OJ\ 1<.
F~ollures Editor
jc.<o~ICJ Lewt<o
Sports Editor
Enk Harper
Publick Occurrenctt Editor
Matt Smith
Photo Editor
Tonya Kocher
Production Editor
Launc Matthews
Copy Editor
janet Miller
Advertisi ng Manager
DakotJ C)mith
Business Manag~r /
Cl.m.~ lation Manager
joseph Martorano
Sbff
Creg Carl"<>n, Rcnclle Coo;ta,
Cary Octman, Ton Dixon, Em•
Endo, Krio;hn Everett, Jmnnie
Gunter, Ruo;tam Kocher, H
Mane, A<oean Koerner, Mira
Morton, Kathy Pratt, Matthew
Schweitze r, Andrew Yerke.-.,
Steve Zwcrin
~rtoo nist
Ryan Marlin
Photographer
Marc Schotland
Adviser
Peter Chric.tcnson,
Dept. o( Communications,
Chair
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I PIZZA HUTI
: WOULD LIKE TO THANK:
1 LEWIS & CLARK STIJDENTS 1
I FOR TIIEIR 1
I CONTINUED SUPPORT I
I $2.00 off a MEDIUM PIZZA I Are You A Graduating Senior?
Do You Have Any Relatives Who
Attended Lewis & Clark ? Have
If you answered yes to both of these questions
please contact Erin Feldman, Students Organized for Alumni
Relations at X8474 or X7950 by May 15.
We'd like to do something special for you during commencementr
PACE2 : $3.00 off a LARGE PIZZA :
• : $5.00 for the second pizza :
I Tuesday thr-ough Thursday only!! I
: 452-0262 :
I • , • I : tt great!• 1
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MAY 10, Our New Bega~
~gntZed
to help fcmal1
wanttochanget
Wilson learned
while enrolled
and punishml
11nm AdamS,flSSO
•
"We visited botl
men's state pnl
found them to
.. SaJd WiiS(
VISITING
needs two bedl
land or metro,
July rent or hi
collect Bill (6
Or.locally, A1
MOTHER•S
needed. We
tcrfall on twc
10 SW Portlan
vade room an
change for ch
two children
week, from
provided by u
at228-l212.
WANTED l
We will pay l
29 lbs. in 30 <
rail Ca 11 l-8
ROOM FO~
ing in July!
housel Wi
Nice nc1ghbo
per month 2
FOR SAL
II Printer.
$450. You
{in excelten
S200 Nick 2
ADOPTIO
of love and
cuddly toys~
Our comfortl
is ncar the
children. Fi
Christian co
to give your
and a beuuu
us help you
Call collect
Beth and
RENTF
in large hom
andClnrk.
at 246-428
MAY 10,1991 I tor
ta,
~ Emi
"nie H .
• ara
thew
:C5,
J, dents bicycle, walk to raise funds for children Footage of Gulf
War presented t-. PRP.S~> Rl-.J f.A'iP.
"Every kid should be g.vcn a
tiiK:'-' to go to the 1.00. Don't you
so?" asks Chns Walson. a
und CIMk scnaor VISited Our New Begmnmgs. we
crune away wath a feeling of relief
that someone dad care.··
To mnkc that and other cducn
opportuniucs pos~tblc for
.'tl,...,n of women hvtng uL Our
Bcgannangs, Walc;on 1s orga-
n "Chtldrcn's Fund Blke/
a lhon " 11lC event wall start
1 p m., Sunday, May 19, at
Creek Park. Wilson dJstovcrcd lhat 70
percent of the women who arc an
volvcd an Out New Bcgmnang s have
at least one child. Many of these
chtldrcn were born addactcd to one
or more drugs and have spccwl
needs.
Our New Bcgmnang s IS a na­
~gnt7.ed progrnm de­
to help female ex-offenders
want to change and beucr lhett
Walson learned about lhe pro­
while enrolled an a class on
and puntshment," taught by
Adams, as.c;ocuuc profc sor
10logy.
"We vtsitcd bolh the women's
men's state pnsons in Salem
round lhem to be pretty de
"saJd Walson "When we
VISITING SCHOLAR
needs two bedroom apt Port·
land or metro Area. June and
July rent or house-sil Call
collect Bill (602) 3'27-3423.
Or ,locally. Allan 682-6407.
MOTHER'S HELPER
needed. We Hve near a wa­
terfall on two acres of land
10 SW Portland and wall pro·
v1de room and board an ex­
change for chtldcare for our
two chaldren five davs a
week, from 4-8 pm. Car
provided by us. Call A tyson
at 228-1212 .
WANTED 100 PEOPLE.
We will pay you to lose 10-
29 lbs. an 30 days. All natu·
rall Call 1-800-347-7584.
ROOM FOR RENT Start·
ang in July! Homey Selwood
housel Wilh two women!
Nice neighborhood! S 162.50
pee month 234-42811
FOR SALE: Image Wmer
II Pnnter. Nonnally cost
S450. You can hnve mine
(an excellent condition) for
$200 Nick 245-4546.
ADOPTION A home full
of love and a nursery walh
cuddly toys aw:ut your baby.
Our comfortBble Con. home
is ncar the beach and other
children. Financially secure
Chrisua.n couple. We yenm
to give your baby all our love
and a beuuuful future. Help
us help you expenses pntd.
Call collect (203)622-0513
Beth and Don.
RENTFULLBASEM~NT
10 large home. Close to Lewis
andCiark. $375.00. Maria
at 246-4285.
~1AY 10, 1991 "Walh special auenuon and
care, lhcy can be gtvcn a chance ot
hfe. Wathout such care, many of
them would end up lumtng to drugs
withouteverknowmgwhatatmcan~
to be a kid."
Wilson. who plays lhe gullar
andhasworkedasacampcounsclor,
volunteered to vasit Our New Be­
ginnings and to sang with lhe chtl
dren.
"I foundlhauhcchlldrcndidn 't
have any fWlds to go to lhe wo, to
vas it the Oregon Museum ofScacncc
and Industry or oven buy crayons
and art suppli~ . I dectded t wanted
to cstabhsh a fund for the ktds . to
SltVC them some k.tnd or weU to
THE DOWNTOWNER
eeks interns for fall se­
mester.
Apply your English, liberal
ans or joumahsm degree to
the practical world of pub­
lishing. We need editorial
interns to check facts and
write short news stories.
Must be able to start mad·
August. Send resume, leuer
of interest and any clippengs
lO.
Machelle Irons. assistant
editor, The Down towner, 621
SW Morrison, Suite 140,
Portland. OR 97205.
FOR RENT -3/4 bedroom
furnished house-SW Port·
land owners on sabbaLic.aJ
end of Aug. 91-summcr 92.
Main Ooor-lvnn, bnrm,
lrg.kll., denlbdnn. full bath
2nd. Floor-lhrec blocks to
Maplewood Elementary
School convenienttoOHSU.
VA. Lewis and Clark. On
bus hne. S850 plus utilities.
Telephone 245-7035.
MEDIA SERVlCES needs
workstudy person S4. 7 5/hr.
(different hour shifL~ avail·
able) to be student ass is tanl
cn.ll J1m Whitney. eJtl. 7292.
NEW YORK CITY LC grad
Joking for resoponsiblc en­
ergetic fun-lovmg student or
recent graduate to come Ulke
care of our two children.
Looking r or someone to ~tart
mid-June. Pleasecall MarUl
Judson {212)324-1402 or
(212) 324-1402.
Stndyourclassifitd.ftoPio·
nur Log. Box '2 1. JO etnu a
word. $1.50 minimum . druw from ...
The fundnu~r wtll be o bike/
walk a thon tn and around Tryon Creek Suue Park
A rail y at LC with ipcakcn. and
performers will complci.C lheevcnt
OSPIRG Update
Chapter Elections
In chapter elecuons held laq week, Li1. Hoar was clcct.cd chapter
chatt and Rob Earllan wa~ elected vtce chair. Both will serve a.~ Lcwili
and Clarl's representatives on the State Board of Darcctors. Nannic
Hatch was elected SlOtc Boord alterruu.e. Anyone who would like to find
out about coordinatmg projects for next year should conlact one or these
people at the OSPIRG office in lhe basement of Templeton. x7128.
Hunger and Homeless ness
The Hunger and Homelcssness group will ~nsor o picnic for
Opcrauon Nightwatch, on May 18, on lower crunpus. The group tu.~
volunteered regularly at Opcrnuon Ntghlwalch , a ho~ttahty center t.tuu
works to provade a sense of communaty for people of lhe sliCct
The group as also pbnnang an end-of-lhc -year clot.tung drive. A!i
you start to lhtnk about packing up to leave for the summer, rcmcmbc.t
to put a.~tde any clothes you would like to donatc.
legislative Watch
The Legtslauve Watch projcca group continues to monitor lhc
progre.."S of leg•sL1tion on to~tir&S and recycling in the Oregon House and
Senat.e. Stop by lhe weekly table on Fridays to sec how you can apply
some grassroots pressure.
The group is also planning lO bring legislatorstocampu thismonlh.
A breakfast meeting wtth Bob Shocmal:cr and a ccond vi it by Gail
Shtbley are an lhe works.
Recycling
The Recycling g10up is competing a comparative price li~t or
lcomo:an ic~s lhnt supply recycled and/or unble.xhcd paper. They plan to
dtstnbute lhe infonnaJon to departments and to encourage profcsso~
and secretaries to request recycled paper when ordering print jobs.
Call x7 128 for group mceung umes and places.
SENIOR CLASS GIFT
1991 BY I<Ju;"TT.."'J E VERf.TT
"Nowhere to hide" is 1hc
n.1me of lhc video lhaa wos shown
in Piau lounge, and al o in
Tomlinson on Wednesday, t.by
8. The video wa.o; ~nt.cd by
Junior Conta Warner. who ob­
Li:Uncd lhe Lapc through the orga­
nu.ation Emergency Committee
to Stop U.S. War in the Mid-Ea<it
Thecommiuce has been promot­
ing lhe video for public viewing.
The video follow ~ former
U.S. AUomey General R:lmsc)·
Cblk on a tour he took through
Iraq from February 2 to 9. The
video consist.~ of interviews held
with victim. of bombing, who.~
houses n.nd/or families had been
destroyed, and footage of de­
stroyed neighborhoods, f:~ctori es
nnd schools. Also shown are some
sccne..o; from the hospu.ats. and a
look into o morgue.
According to Wamc.r. bolh
NBC and CBS rejected broadcast
of lhe footage. Warner says she
thoughtlhal the video was mc­
lhing people in the U.S. hould
see.
Sophom«eCarolynEnglund
commented after lhe p•esent:ujon
that she had figured tlut it .... ould
be like this. buttlull it was stonhng
to see.
For more informationoonl3Ct
Cori~.a Warner. boA number 2095.
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STEWART CR)SBY Political rhetoric should
be more responsible
There ha~ bi..'CI\3 good deal of JXlliticnl mud lingmg <lfOUml the
Lcw1~ and Clark cnmpusollntc,and lhcre prom1se.: tobcugood deal
more~ Man} , olaulc ..., ucs hrwe nn n. m ludlllS conrro\,:cr ·i
0\Cf the .. proper" manngern~.:nt or the P~mform Md dC'CislonS
con cming f lt)•oon113Cl rcncv. ws. Througl1ou1 the or an} olhcr
conU'O' crsJtS, u, impcrnu,•ethat rul pan1c '"' oh cxl, nomaucr hov.
wronged lhe) rrui) feel, l.:cep a profc SHln:ll nnd m the vef) least
rnuonal State of mind and :a respon 1blc vo1cc.
Unfonuna tcl). we ha~e h:ld mnny e'nmplcs of lcss-than-mtio·
nal pohllC31 dcb:lll!. The: negnuvc campatgn ag-Jinst the: ncv. man·
n~cnt of the PlaUform 1 ,, prime CAnm pl~ the prop.1gund.1 mode
thcsuuauon:Ippc3r tobelreclhought' la,tgaspngain t::mopprc.: "ivc:
cap1tahst ICt). Tht-hate maillhalv.m .;cnt to Plau-Hov.u.rd Dorm
Coun il mcmhc:rs v.·as no better.
1ruti"CCenU). ~me (bu1 not all) of lhc vokcs h~rd at the Ma)'
03) dctno n~;t.rauon rocusoo more on nrunc-c..1lling Lhan xtually
pre. nling a politic:dl) viable opin1on. Although l.hc official d~ci­
SIOns ha~>c not yet been rclca.;cd cooccming tenure,lhc rumo~ and
reattJon thnl are n~ ing nround th1" crunpw are, 10 say lhc absolute
lea t, ~lighlly mClammatory.
For tho;;c ~ho S(:C fit 10 •snore re..pcct :Jnd common courtesy
there C-\tSI la""'S. "L1bel" a 30) wnncn unemcn1 t.h..'lt is d3maging
lO lhc reputnlion or the per n tov. ard whom ll wa~ directed.
Clatmmg. for example. a f: uh}' member cxcrcasc a t.l hm.-. m
grading procedures wtlhout nn) actual proof b clearly II be lou , no
mauer hov. e'1dent ltull bms may appear.
The v. lsdom behind usmg more r'C.l! pon ihle rhetoric is ob' 10u .
'arne-calling or presenting f31sc allcgauons v. til only cr~uc more
ammosuy nlStcad of actuall) rc..c;ol\'10& nny problems :u hnnd. We
nrc nil rc..._~nsiblc a dulls here; ""e should all be rthlc 10 tr~t each
o~r ""1th at least a mod• urn of ~pe-e l
Alllcucr and opinion pu~ccs mus1 he submaucd b) I 0 p.m. Monda)
e"-enmg They should be typed, prcfcrJbl) on a di~ (which isn't hard
to do on thascampw }and accompanied by a hardcopy. II submissions
must have the 3ulhor's name: and phone number. Anonymous leucrs
v.11l noc be considered, e~cept b) spocial arrnngement w•lh the Eduor­
m-Chtef.
Dasl:s can be picked up in the Lbg orne~ on Tucscb) n1ght or
Wcdncsda) monung.. Lcucrs Should be under 500 ""ords. if not, we
rcscne the right to cullhcm 10 that length.
The Log rescneslhc nght1De<litsubm1 1on~ forlcngth,grammar,
or hbClousst:uemcnts. We also rcset'\C t.he nghtto hold p1cccs if space
hm11.11ions arise.
Fin.1lly. the opinions c.xprcs.<;ed on these pages :ll'C lhoc;c of the
\\Tittts and not noccssanly of the Pinntw Log tafl or of Lcw1s and
""lark Conegc. •'vJE 8 /TC H.
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ASLC President clarifies J-Board, May Day issues
Tonn EorroR:
I ha"e become aware of some
reaction~ 10 lhe lctt.cr by the Chief
Justice primed in last wed: 'sLog. I
feel lhal u i'\ my duly to cl.arify
some of lhe poinLc; 10 lhe article.
The Chief Jusuce is not officially a
member of Student Council. It wa:,
Lhe intcnLJon or the framers or the
Constitution to keep the Chief Jus
lice OUI of the SU'liCturc or Student
Council to avoid any pos,.iblc con
flica of intcrcsL The role of th~ Chief JustJce 1s not to mtcrpret the
Consliwuon It as lhe role of lhe J
Board 10 do 'iO. The Ch1ef J usucc ts
re~pons1ble for convemng and
chatnng the J-Board when the need
•
an~s .
1 have been questioned as to
the role thatSLudcm Counc1l played
in lhe Ma) Day acuviues. The
Council never endorsed May Day
The 1~-;uc wa.'i never brought up for
debate at any of the meetings,
lhcrcf ore CounctJ never took a st.and on the 1s..,ue Mcmbc~ of the
c1l. my..elf mcluded. were mvoh
1n lhc day's events. We did so
members of the commumty I
peat. Student Counc1l never
dorscd May Day tf more clo.rili
uon tS needed. I would be hupp)
do so 1 hold office hours. and
Jvatlable at those umes
P!OC F P\:1. LET"Rt.A U
Sn1tx~,. BooY Pl<cstot.NJ
CltAJR 01 S 1 uDt.Wr CouNaL Wanona wa..;
Jlldmg her own
life and poli
Jnd even tdCJ
I .SO m the game t1
• she satd, "WlJ
u lobotomy u
, only need th
...... broin lO play
''You really o
1vl:..'!i to get dre
"claimed J as~
·consulw.nt
up m1xmg pl
i4U""' One hD.J f d<l
other half ,.., up
'Well," Wm01
lhnt a pc.r.;Ot
~e1nt of lhe1r
otVII.r.'l y. so If YOl
to get d
overdom
· Oh, you do
n psycholog
11nc0 J asperc lin
a half tS tot.all
percent?"
.. Ate you sure
ocrella?'. asked
"Come on. y~
forme
W1nona'<o ~
• :ts he came 10
sh•n read 'It'~
au know where
evoked
mr EonoR:
i am writing b
lhnt happc•
name ~~ Chnsu
lhis 1s my thtr
Clark.. Last Fr
-w-as revoked. b<S
was usmg ir
the Tra1lroon
ulldble 10
WhcnmyiOQ
was lhc "last Stri
rt"'"' It week Wt
!Jias 'iupposcd to I
weekend. an
~n<:lcd. "you car
.....,..or go hungry
cruel and very
Ethnic faculty would benefit all ded. Then:. 1s 1
either in the~~
the housmg col
:~IC4JIIIy Stni.CS that
revoked if sam()
When I entered Lew1s and
Clar\; an the foil of 1987, I was
strud: b' the overflow of culwral ;
di\ersuyonc:unpus. Or so I thoughL
'ov.. on I) one monlh away from
grnduauon,l have realiJ_,ed thaclhe
element of dJVetsit)'. so heanJy
promoLed through p::tmphlets and
.letS pnOLod by OW ndm ISSIOOS
efface, i non-c,:ss:Lent. 1l1C ii'Tlage
i not oohcrc nt ~o~ltlh the reality.
The inlClTl:ltiona l dj"crsny is
deliniLCly strong, hO'W'C\"er. bec3use
of the conunued rocu on attr3CUng
forc1gn students, but IOC'31 cultures
ha~c bcensubvencd and neglcc~d .
What about Lhe various elements
that compose Amencan cuhure?
The hoof should 1.3kc a :step for­
ward in acknowledging t.he presence
of other oultwes that make up itS
P~~a4 studenl body. The hinng of ethnic
f: uhy with et.hmc curricula would
help resolve lhecuhurul \'ilCuum on
alJTlf'US.
The proposed cumculum
would allow studenLo; to disro\'Cr
for lhemsehes t.he truths and rcaJt·
ue.s ol cultures diflen::nt than lhear
own $pecafit'3lly. this would cnuul
a curnculum rocusmg on the hts­
tories of the non-whue cultwe in
Amcnca. LC doc.s lk.Jve u depart·
mcnt d.e-.ou:d 1.0 the a..~ m<:nt ol
gender tncqualllt CS, lhcrcf()rc, it is
only nppropnm c that there be one
de .. ol.Od to the wdy of e.thmcity.
Lcarrung lhe has10nc uuggle
behind lhc CAIStenoc: of paruculnr
elhmc group help do awl!y w1th
prejudices. PreJudice and b1guuy
are productS of m1 understandmg and ignor.mce . Fear weaves in and
out of lhcse concepts and contrib­
utes a gn:~u deal to lhe mamtcn:lllcc
of mcc prejudice in America Gain·
ing "alunhle insight in10 the po itivc
and ncg:Jti ve 3.SJ)C('LS of all rcpre
scn!Lit.ivccultwes 10 America would
help alleviate the rear Wit (;l(l! ~
between ethnic groups. CulturJI
~Jmilari tie.s and differences would
be recognv.cd and apprcc &&!ted The
ethnic progr..t.m should not he cJt·
clu ionary. h IS important lh.at <.~II
ethnic groups arc cqu.JIIy repre­
sented
Ethmc rocuhy would ~c1 as a
gu1ding Ioree Lo \:thnic MudenL~.
which. ·inc.e everyone h.nsanclhnic
background, tn actu..ality would
benefit everybody. Ncvcrthcl c.~ .
lheethmc faculty member would be able to offer advice to the lr.ldi·
tiona! elhnicstudcnl(dcfinedas non­
white). The presence of an ethnic
facuhymcmbcrwouldnotonlyhelp
l:ecp the badly needed ethnic stu·
dent, but would also help nuract
olhers and keep them her~ as well.
An ethnic faculty member
could also serve as a rc.'IOurw to
lho-.c; qudcnL' who wish 10 c lc.1r up
lhctr own m1sundcrsr.nndings and
problcm o; when deahng w1lh other
r.tecs. h 1s oft.en n01cd lhJt students
u.rc quit.c unc om fon.ablc addressing
issue'!\ of race:. w1th1n the clas room.
The presence of an elhnic lacuhy
member would allow a 'iludent 1.0
confront their questions on a ono­
t<Hlnc basis where comfort IS much
tughcr.
or course we must question whcthcrornoa swdcntswould ""hatevcr reasot
ally use an ethmc faculty me my meals have ru
as a valuable rc..'ource 1t cun 1 10 advance, .so
guaranteed that non-wh1te <ow<.IC:C: s regardles .. s ol
would La)ce advant.agc of lhc oDW as it is for me.
tunity. The qu4:~tion is whclhCl r•uo.-policy. Had r
not white ~UJdcnL\ would uo;e 1!\'P.r have agreed
profc'i.SOr to help allevut.e lhclf usc the C".Jrd I
'tal preJudiCes and u suspcn~ion of
I w1. h they would 1 suy rl:l~ penalty, ~
bee. a usc t.hcn the odmants _,, doc.s not hu
would be dcv.o1d of the rntmm
c~cusc for not h1nng cthn1c f
by clnlmlllg thntlhcy art not
to the campus need,, All ."u•u•
sht>uld wJcc advanwg..: of the
ponunlly. I jU'a hope th.Jt t.h('
gives the student body lhc oP!)."f
tunity by hiring ethnic focuh)'
Leach ethnic-based cl!lsscs.
MAY 10, I Monday morni
Schn~idc r an
r under t.and
to crnck down
lh!lt are Lak in
scrvi c, but 1 ~
ldon't ll~lnn•
ly. Nat only<
s that l',·e aJr~
10, 1991 -
I
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tnvoh
d.Jd <;()
'ever
cl:ui
happy
. and
,e ootl
hethcr \\mona wa~ just \IUJOg there,
hcr own rn1nd, lhmkmg
life and polilits and rclauon
.tnd even 1dca.s whale wasung
JOin the game room. "l don'tget
• ·ht. SJ.Jd. "Why ~~ 1t thm you
u lobotomy Lo waiCh TV. but
only need the wcqcm half of
bmm to play panb..IJI?"
"You really ought lO usc. both
to get drc''iCd an the mom
,"cla1med Ja.spcrcll..l. Wmona's
ltm11e>n -c;onsuh.ant fnend, "Or you
up mtxmg pla1ds and prints,
111-..c: one hal C doc.o;n 't know what
ol.her half 1" up to "
.. Well." Wmon.1 responded, "I
that a pcroon only uses three
of thetr brain normally
liYW•IIJ • <;0 tf you u-.c even fifty
nt to get dressed. you're
dxlblv overdoang ll u btl"
Oh, you don't under~tand
_uu'm psycholo~tY at all," com­
··•n~·n Jaspcrella "Don't you see
:a half IS totally djffcrem than
percent?"
·Are you sure you pas.~cd 075.
rcUa? .. asked Winona.
Come on. you two. why are
loot~ucM~rlg for mcd.JCx nty m here,"
Wmona's second bcM fnend
•• Ll.]o us he came mto the room. H•~
shin read 'It's ten o'clock Do
• now where your STV pro-grurn i ?' On the rock II s-ud, 'Did
you know wh<.~t your STV progmm
was!' Orus handed p<.tpcrs around
sayinf "Don't you know it's
Mayday Day '~ Here, sign some po.­
titiono; ...
"What're they for?" qucned
Winona,
"This one's ror cxtermmating
snakes on campus, and Lhlli peuuon
is in favorofpcuuon $, and this is an
favor of !)1DJnpmg out th~ not in
favor of petJUons, or in other words,
thol>C 1n favor of ~make.s ."
"Snakes?" W1nonu cried in
con-;tcmauon. "On c.ampus?"
"Whru color?" Juspc.rclla in­
qu~ted , walh her characteristic
fash1on awareness .
"Well. Jaspcrclla. there arc
good ~akcs out tht:rc., ccrta.anly,"
Orus stghcd, ''yet.. as long a~ Lhcy · rc
an lhc M.lnnered House, nothmgc:
going to change. ..
Suddenly Eulalia burst in with
3 dol en or Pawn Sharker's Clt·lov­
Ct'Sin Low "HWTY.hurry. ~shecried,
"We need tO do somel.htngl"
"I'm playing panbaJl," Winona
pomted ouL ''th.at's certainly "ome­
Lhang ··
· Acuon nOl words'" Eulalia
cried, and a cheer went up from
Pawn Sh<lrkcr's ex lover.; "Let's
go throw stones at the Mannered Houli.C and make those nake.~ "' i lhcr
for dear lifel"
A~ they were all running towaro
the Mannered llouo;e, Winonu
w hi ~red tO J Q.'l"J)C re II n, '"This sn.al e
thing muSt be too ubtlc for me.
Doesn't this cono,utut.e cruelty to
am mal!!, .tnd isn t that un-PC? Who
i~ Pawn Sharker. anyway?"
"Pawn ShW'kcr wus so mi~­
treated by Love &. Charity guy
~ hers th.at he ended up sleeping
with most of them before being
forced to leave campu>"
"What awful th1ng did he do? ..
inquired Wmona.
.. He graduated." Jasperella re­
sponded.
When they got to the Mannered
House, a large crowd was beating
on bongos and throwing stones.
Eulalia ran up on ~;mge and cried
out, "Education is not ~commodity!
Let's just do it!"
The crowd tart.od tO chwu''J ust
say Yes." A lone vo1ce called out.
"I~ a scapegoat in the:. Mnnnercd
Hou.sc. not a snnkc. •· but no one had
~ to hear her.
Just then, a smaJI delegation of
Authority Figures appeared in n
window A restles.~ hu~h fell on the
crowd "We hnvc read your rcque_~t
lO know what the hell L~ going on
hcrt Regarding your request for information, Moonbeam tw.s spo­
ken thu.~ly: 'I don't care if all the
studenls want i L I have to draw the
line somewhere.' That is all.''
"Hcobviou lyhasn'llakenany
• n cl.l.SSes," sniHed Ja.spcrella ... If
th1s is where he's dr.1wing lines."
"Thank you so much. Dicks!"
yelled Eulalia :..nd Pawn Sha.rker's
e~-lovers m unison I.IS the Aulhonty
Figures diS3.p~d in1.0 the build­
mg.
A violent p;t ion swelled the
crowd tO twice it's ongmaJ si7.e.
''All nght!" screeched Ortis. "Let's
play some mus1c! That'll show
them!"
· 'Lc' • s t.ear the M.lnnercd House
down bnck by brick!"
''Let's get naked and go
swimming!"
The crowd growled and
napped ~ il advanced on the Au­
Lhonty fortresS. All at once a goat
ron out ontO the lawn blccung "'Back
to the Ba~ncs ...
''It· s t.he make in d1sguisc." the
crowd murmured as they raised their
fists fi lied ..-. 1th stones to throw,
when out of the blue a lone grey
wolflcapl into the crowd. ''StOp iN
the nAme oF lo V c, .. he how led, and
he flew over the crowd, dropping
recyclable pamphlet s into
c"eryonc'.;; hands before bounding off 1.0 the. horizon.
''Good old Fr.tnk ... Winona re­
marked, ''Why docs he even
bothcr? .. l..ool.:mg do·.r. nat the JXlm·
phlet.. she read, .. ,.o act.. and not 10
know, l5 not to act."
"What docs 11 mean7" .:J.Sted
Jasperell$1 .
"I don't even understand what
iL sayr ... muuercd Winorw. "so I
re:11ly can 'L tc II what 11 means."
While the crowd puuled over
the revelation, the goat esal~.
"Oby," Oni!> refk:cted, .. My ln­
tc:rprcwion ts that the goat goes
Cree."
''But only for the moment.. ..
cmpha 1zcd Eulalia. "We must
diSGOver the nature of this benst
before we tame 1L"
"Let's form commiures," the
crowd rumbled. '"Lct•s s1gn pcu­
lions. Let's send lcuers."
.. Oh god." s~ud Jn pcrcll:~,
"Let's gmdu.atc and never come
back."
"Try tO look on the hright s1de,
Jaspcrclla , •· 'Wino~ sa1d, "I hew
snake$ can mal:c quttc good peLs."
.. And f heard you never really
tame such ~t.s. .. saadoncofP-.1~ n
$harker's CA·Iovcrs. "You must al­
ways lx! uJCll urounu them.-
voked student ID causes consternation ()Wners-only policy more strictly enforced
nm EDITOR:
I am wntmg be.l .. ausc of an in·
~Vnr LhaL happened last Friday
·name 1s Chn~une R M!lra.'.1gan
th1s IS my thtrd year Jl Lcw1s
Clark. Last Fnday my student
wus revoked, because a friend of
wns usmg n to obtrun food
the Tra1lroom for ~ since I
unable to.
When my lDCMd was revoked,
ll.'<h Lhc "last straw .. an my very
cult week When I asked what
~as supposed LO do for meals for
weekend. an employee rc­
\OOl:JC<l. "you cun e1ther pay for
ttal~ or go hungry " I found this to
crue I .md very rude and I rc­
"'"u•..u. There is no wnucn state·
tt1therin thc:.ludcnt handbook
the housing contr.iCt that spc
ftcally sLates that my card would
r\!vokcd 1f someone clo;,c used tl
whutevcr rta\On The way T see
, meals have already been paid
~ m advance. so I am entitled lO
s regardles,, of who gets it so
us it is for me I wa.s not clear
:IJU\Cpohc y Had I known, I would
~i'r hav" agreed to let someone
u.~ the cant Howc .. cr, 1 feel
uspe.nsion of meals is an in-
10!\alnc penalty, c.spccaally tf the
docs not have the money to
mcuJs.
Monet~) morning I t.allcd with
Schneider and rcuicvcd my
I under wnd th.11 there 1' u
to crack down on some of Lhc
Llwt are t.a.k:ing place with the
!\CCV ICC, but I WU~n 'tt.rying 1.0
ldon't w~land lied I suffered
ly. Not onl)' cuukl I not M\'C
s that I' vc alre3d)' paid lor, but
10, 1991 also could not check bool!' out of
the libmry. ~d aruclc.: on rc.scf'lc
nor use the language IJb (Y es,l am
a nerd, I even f,tudy at the L.aw
L1brury) Time .md money was
wasi.Cd at my c~n\t, whach is
IIOOIC because ll COSL<; ~ much lO
aucnd th1s m-;titution in the fU'St
place
I hnve sent o leucr of apology
to the employees at Bon Appcut . incc thC)' were only currying out
dec tsions that were handed down to
them. rf anyone has ever worked in
u SCr\' ice industry. it's hard dealing
w1th people, e.~ially if you're in
between odministtnllon and stu­
dents.
Aft.erthisexpcrieoce,l feel that
th1s IS a symptom of a l!lrgcr prob­
lem Rules arc being made that l
feet are not very well thoughtouL A pnme c..~~ ample i this whole busi·
ness of having everyone's regiwa­
tion heel signed by anadvi~r . It's
great in theory, but has anyone re­
ally thought it through? Personally
I feel there isashorugcorracuhy tO
begin with. And what about the
rally tha.l happened on ~ta)' Day?
Wruu has ~ppcncd as a result of
that?
I'm no schol~. nor am J nch.
the• whtlc m;alc hh'tar.:lw • • ·~ Yor •
th• ' luh nutle canon • • th~ i'1ng .uinunhtrauon •
lh\." g•-nder ympostum • • th~ bour~~le. '" I'm not much of a rabble rouser I
usual I) keep my he."ld do.._. n and
pluga""-ayaLm )' h I v.'OD: dcspttC
my pathetic results, but f must S3)',
I'm ~ty concerned about v.har's
happening and v. hat kmd of VlSton
i gomg to be re3.l ilCd here at LewlS
and Oark.
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PACES I
Dangerous liasons, betrayal obsess characters
in Tlze Object of Beauty
8' ]A ' J.\1\~1 1111m
Enter the c-unrcpt or beaut\:
"h.u ft'nn' doc it tal.:c? ln the film
"Thcl l'.)l'Ctt'f Beaut) ·"nncn3nd
dti"CCtl'd tw Mich!1ci Lmtl.-.a't Hogg, -
llCaUt) cmtx'ldic.' a -.;mall hron1c
... uuucttc.nruund whi h twocooplc.'
find th~ir lh cs rtwol\'ing. The lilm
'JX.llk'd<"bate a~ to who unde~LrUlt.h
true hc.aut), t.ho.;c V>ho d ~s:crve u or
tho~ "ho :nt.am 11.
Meet Jake (John Mall..ovich)
und11RJ (Andie Mac Dowell). The)
urc afnucnt Amcric31l spendthrifL.;
"hose litcqylccnuuls nolhing more
lktn shoes. eating and hJ••ing sc.~.
for whtch co'l is supposedly no
ohJCt:t. Then current abode i~ 3
rttl) London hotel room, where Llh.:-v
pcrlc~,;t the an of cocoa mWlipula
tiun, bnunctng chcd.:s and ordering
bottle' of Perrier by the do1en.
HowC\'Cr. thctr pmk day-. soon end
a Jnl.:e's Gold Card vo1d,, 311d he
realt1.CS he 1 dangerously in dchL lntvttably, lJtc p.tir ·~ pcrvc.!"'t
pm"lcm coo'c.' sJtdl) 'P<liled t·on
,•crsation. Juke blamc.."1 in.1' ·' caro­
le; , hnbhic" ,,f .;hopping .md cat·
mg. Tina con .. rdc~ Jn~c·s -.uddcn
irohtlity to .. uppon her o fonn ol
hclrny.tl, Ewntuall) .lllcyconcludc
tlut the !ln""' cr to lllcir problems
lies wtthm Tina', liulc bron7c
SUllUCtlt Jal..c \UggC.'>L'i ~Jhng ll
and ustnF the money to return lJtcm
to lhc; tllm:k. Tina doesn't wan110
pan "ith it (it was a gift), so .;:he
propose-. lllcy talc a rnC'ft and rely
on the hold·., tn'iurunct. While
t.OOy bicker polnllt..~,;.,Jy ubout what
should t>...· done. Lhc hotel'' mlud
(R udi DJvlc,) re..ally doc.' 'tc.al 11
Both Jake JndT1ru 'uspccl thcolhcr
of having thcrr \\ ay wllh th<; st.alU·
cue, and their distru.;t of coc.h other
rc,·cals rclauonshll" problems other
than monetary one.. ...
Soon another dimension creeps
imo the lilm a' weare mi.I\XIuccd to Ilk. rmpovc-nshcd nuud und hu hve
in brother The ob' 10us \Crufrs
both contrast and parulld Jal.c and
Tinn The matd take-' the sUltucuc
hccau\C she love.' 11. It ",peale " 10
her, and tf an} thnrnl..lcr truly de
\CrVCS lJlc ob~Cl O( OCJUI} II is \hC
Hcrctaimon the token ''not without
iL,own diflicultrcs, however as her
s1mpy punk brother snatches u
h1m..elf and l.ric. .. to peddle it for
qu1ck c~h Yet neither he nor his
s1stcr l..now the statuette· s 1.rue
monetary worth, and th1s 1s one of
lhc film· s 1ronic truths When the
stawcue i~ lymg,londy m a London
ua.~ heap, who nghtly deserves 10
I'C.!-cue tt? Jake and l"mn volue the
swtucue bccuusc tl will ~urc thcar
fnvolous cxLSt.encc. m Whlch ev­
erything has i.lJl cxchangcrnt.c Only
the maad who 1c; obhvtous to 1~s
monc1.ary value can appru autc tlS
beauty.
Another irony fonn-. u.s Jake
and Tm.a plunge deeper 1nto debt 111ey cmagl. a~o the poorer paar, m
term' uf money tlnd mere momht)
Jake has il dungcrou.' IInson wtlJI
Tina's best fncnd SCJty 1 tnn get'
drun~ beyond rcmoN:and hcsJbout
n br:un opcr.won 10 order to ildvam. <..
pounds earnestly from a fom1cr
hw.hand In this way, they bend
over bad. ~anh lO ~vc rncmsclvc.s
and reah1e how much they truly
love. each other, rncy nrc stmllurly
sl1my
Near tl1c end of the film. Jnkc
and Tmo do not own the object of
beauty Nor 1s 1t m the hanch of the
ma1d and her brother Ownef"hip ts
not by 1 hose who dc.~rve 11, or those
who can auam1t The fanner hns no
voace while the Jnuer cannot truly
apprcc uuc it Or IS il posstblc lllot
bc.'luty cnn never be owned? It IS
thl'-rc'uhmg c.onclus10n rcgnrdmg
beauty wh1ch makes lll•s film so
non~.hulantly beautiful m aLs own
nght. IIY CRH: CARl so~
Boogie Dow11
Productions
"Ltvc Hardcore Worldwide
J1vc Record\
"Live llurdcorc World.
wade" '" bcmg touted a~ ''lhc
fir~t hve rnp aJbum," olthough
numerous rnppcrs hnvc mcludcd
a r·cw hvc cuL<~ on thc1r albums
The mUJOnty of ilie first s1dc of
the album wns recorded at a
concen in New York, with per.
fonnanccs from London and
Paris roundtng OUI ·1de LWO
De ending the old Orange and the Black Unfonunntcly, the energy
Lhot KRS One, Boogie Down
Productions' ch1cf lync1sl and
rapper, and company gave out
on o;wgc doc.s not tr.ansfer well
onto vinyl The M>C wl and po·
hucal Iynes lhnt make Boog1e
Down Produc.uons • rhyme' \0
Intelligent seem to get lost on
st.age. w1lh the -.crcammg crowd
and all The OJ rhythm sccuon
seems muffled and tn the
background, upstaged by KRS­
One's prcachang . Oddly
enough, lJ1c bc.'>t tracks on Lhe
albums arc the onc..s where the
rhyrnms created by OJ Kenny
Parker come across clearly.
"Jack of Spades,'' "J1mmy ,"and
"Houc;c N1ggn...," nrc great ~ngs
nccompnnicd by Pmcr's pul·
saung beaLs. KRS-Ooc also
"hows the crowd his fondn es~
for reggae mu.sac,ash1ghhghtcd
10 "Bo Bo Bo, .. nod a rnppmg
"lnbutc" to reggae The con·
cept sounds grtoll. but KRS·
One's Ra.st.afnr1an ·style yeUmg
drone" out the slow, stuucnng
reggae bent Try to 1magtnc Bob
Marlcy~rcammg ''Rodcmpuon
Song." n' KAntv PAArr
Th1~ pa ·t )'C3r. Lc:wL~and Clan.:
has been cngngcd in a great color
controversy. Mo'' :;tudcnlS toda)·
an: lamihar with the proposul to
rtu.ngc lh~ thool colors from or
angco Wld blocl. 10 grey and blue.
But lhccunent colnrsarcnotuniquc
to LC. wh1ch can be seen in the
stOI)' bchtoll ho"' LC got iL" colors.
One hundred years ago, in l RQ 1
"hen LC w.tS L:nown a.\ AI han)'
College, tudcnLo; were determined
to develop a set of school colors.
The~ hoot's president nt that time
"as a wcll·likcd man na.rr.ed the
Rc\'crcnd Eiben CondiL Because
the ludcnt bod)· w.t so fond of
him,thcy decided ro choose two of
hi f3, orite colors for Lhc school'.;
ncwcolors. Agr.Jdu.:ltcofPrinccton
University, Condit wn.•• very proud
ol hts alma mater whose school
colors h:lppcn~'d to be orange and
bllid;, After a student \IOt.c,Aibany
Collcg~ adopted orange and blad
us Lhetr own oflictal !tC'hool color;
in honor of their admired prc.. ... ldcnt
Around thb same lime, ali'C.hool song titlctl, ''/'he Ortmg~ and the
Block" was dr.tftcd to help glonfy
Albany's new color\ It too was
modeled after Princtton 's school
song For fony year\ 11 wa.s kept tn
u~ . ung nt spon' game'> and other
affa1rs, studen t~ declared, "W~jloat
our han ncr pwudl) nor honor .'iholl
it lad. Whitt old Alhcury .\lands
dcfrndu of til~ OrWig~ and the
8/ad." Evcntuall) thiS\Ongfadcd
but the colors r<;;mnm into the
prc.scnt
But no", even the "honorable
Omngc and Black" seem to be
f:.tding. They are rJJ'CI y seen around
campus. Omnge and blacl\ college
sw~ t.;hin have ~witched 10 more
trJditiooul colors, and only a few
items left in the bookstore rcmam
cmbla!.oncd with Lhe..4ie color-.
ReccntJy Wl idea was proposed
to chang, the: ~hool colori. but Hts
unlikely a change will t.ake place.
Allhough those who ongmally sc­
ltx:t.cd the origmal colors nrc no
longer ltvmg, the color's Lrndiuon
""" rum. 'trong 1n the. mmds of
alumnt Many were upset when the) heard of lllis proposed chunge..
Others feel thru there 1s no sound
rca\On Lo change them.
A Lew1sandCJark alumm Fnrl
Rcmcrtson, • 49, states, "Some
lfiCOplc rnlly for chungc juo;t for
change's -.akc As far as I'm con
ccmed, I don't sec a reason for any
change ( 10 the colors)."
Mark Ountlcy. campus chap­
hun, explai n~. "Unlcs.~ there 1s a
rcaJiy gOOO ~n. UlC COttm~ :.OOUIO
JUSLbe kept because colors go out of
vogue, and maybe years from now
grey and blue w1ll be out of style
too."
For now. the colors will remain
orange and block unul another
chapter m lhe color conU'Oversy
begins.
StraighLofT lhe arch ave ~helves,
Albany's old school song, c1rca
1891, was rctncvcd and du\ted off
for your mustcnl plea,urc and LC
trivia know-how. The rollowmg is
JU.<~t a lync or two. but that 1s prob­
ably enough. Of COW"SC, the tunc IS
JUSt like Princeton 's, so hum along
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Platt-Howard Dorrn and
the Platt-Howard Donn Council
announce the hearing of proposals for:
The position of Manager of
the PLATIFORM.
Applications available at the info desk.
Applications are due by noon May 20th. Though £u -gtnt has al-ways fa­
vorcd the .lttm-on col-or bngltt,
\nd Cor
val · lumen and maidens lwtltlte or
anRt wah de -light, We wtlljloat
nur ban ntr
prould-ly, nor hon -or shoJI uluclc
While old AI bony stands de-ftnd
· crofthc
Or-angt and the Black. Wt w1/l
float our han·ncr proud-ly. nor hl>n
-or .rha/1 11
lac/.. Whilt old AI -bany suuuls dt
fend · u of the Or -OIJgt and tk
BlacJ.
I hrough the four long years of Col
·ltgt. '111ldsttk scenu we lovt so
well. As the
mys -t1c charm to knowledge we
vain ·ly sttlc to spell, Orwt wm ath
Itt -IC
VIC·t' ries on the foot· ballfield or
trade, Still we' II .'ihoUI for d4ar old
AI -bally and the
Or-angt and the Black, Or we win
ath Itt· tic v1c-t' ries on the foot­
ball field or
track, Sri// we'll show for d4ar old
AI bany and the Or-angt and the
Blad:.
Words by Oll.s Hinson and ar­
ranged by E.J Baedermaqnn .
Copynght.1902,byH.inds&Nob le. Boogie Down Producuons
oro a great rap band that write
songs that should be heard.
The1r mes.,ngcs concemmg
v1olence and block/wh1tc rela­
uon~>hlps come across better on
t.hetr prcvaous nJbum "Crimi·
nal Mtndcd," and "Ghcuo
Mus1c. 'The Blueprin~ of Hlp­
Hop." As far a~ lave aJbum'i go.
f'll watt for''Pubhc: Enemy Livt
at Carnegie Hall.''
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The Paonccr
l:ooc~o 1t' s season (
.~moul The game
-t~ycd. but the ~
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tcacicr mode the I
rUY undcr..tandJb
rday ehmin ~
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they ended lll~
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:«<rd of 16 14.
Th1s season's
&om last year's C(
appearance. ~
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rew
eam antiG
Mnv. MoRTON
ThcLcwisanc:t !
lw\11 compete m the
lra.,.on on Saturda
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J(KIUSTY WtTfH
rhc Paonccr baseball u.•urn
1 ... u•c•tt's season on Sunduy wtth a
1100Ul The gumc could hove been
·!Jyrd, but tilt foct thnt the Pio's
,1\-n::~"'CPI on Sumrdny 10 a double
~tacltr mode the lock of dc.~•n.-to
P> undcNtandahlc The los<;es on
rday ehmmcued the teum'c;
:h3ncc to make 1l to the ploy offs,
they ended the ~a.son wnh an
record of 16-16and an NAIA
ord of 16-14.
TillS ~ea._c;o n 's ran ash IS ll far cry
10m last year's college World Se­
:tS appearnncc HeDd conch Jerry
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-<Jauo 'laid i~ dcfmw.:ly wasn't :1
scuson like they nrc auu,.tomcd to.
but 11 wasn't bccau'ie ot luck of
err on CJauo \31d UlCrc were ''haph .
and lows" that can be. aunbutcd to
many thmgs. mcludang the wwthtr
and ancJtpcncncc Enough fXNUvc
thmgs happcncd,occordmg to Guuo,
that one could not constdcr it a bad
season
Fa~·year student Ch1 Lee hud
a good sea~n. b:iuang at 130. und
was rcccnUy chosen to be a part of
the Korean National team wh1ch 1f I
theydowcU,may play m thcOiym
p1cs. Lee 1S the first baseball player
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• from I C' In ever rucctvc the honor
of hl. mr chosen to ploy on~ nmionul
ICJJn
Thi' wcelcnd W'J'i the ftnal
colkg1utc ba ;cball gumc for fi..-e
plavc" Tht lt4m willlo'!C ltvc ~­
naor!' thts yC<lr but the rest of the
team will t:k! back ncJtt year. and
Gauo feels they will have a very
s1ro0g team. SenaOil" that will be
leaving arc Croig AnDyke, Jeff
Ntcka! , Brent Pelc~.Jason Ptulltps
and Troy Ponash. A ceremony for
the~ scnjo"' and thetr famalacs was
to be held on Sunday. but was
cancelled along w1th the game.
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rst-year student Chi Lee tTies to tag out a Wbitwortb College player at first bat;e.
plwto by Tonya Kocher
rew team prepares for regionals
earn anticipates close races
Mnv. MORTON
The Lew1s and Clarl: crew team
compete'" the final race of the
ta'\On on Saturday, May II an the
10nnl Chnmpton .. hlp Regatta al
IVar~~eou ver Lake Pad
''I'm anuc1paung very cl~
hc~c." m all our cvcnL~ ... ~1d head coach Char he Brown "Th1~ as what
we've been WOriang for ThiS IS the
b1ggeo;t and fastest regaua and the
more suppon the better ...
Teams compcung 1nc.ludc
Westcm Washmgton Un1vcNty,
Cal1forn1a State Unavcrstty al
Humboldt, Gon1.aga Unavcrsity.
WINDSURFERS!!
"We carry a full line of accesories
•sales, rentals, and consignments
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Pacific Univcl'$ity Oregon State
Umvcrsuy. Una\'C"''ily of Oregon
and Pac1fic Lutheran Univeroty.
"We've been finlShmg in the
middle of the pack throughout the
season but now we've had three
weeks of buildmg," ..aad Brown. "1
hope for peal. pcrfonnan ce from all
the boats."
"1 thank none of ow boats have
peaked yet, " said assistant coach
Brenda Shaw "We stand nn ex­
cellent chance of doang great"
Races begin nt 7:30a.m until
3;30 p.m. Maps to the regaua can
be obtamcd an the athletic depart­
ment office.
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Senior Tim Gaitlord play~ against an opponent frr•m Willameftt
Univ~rsi ty. photo b_v tonyo Kochtr
Men's tennis place fourth in
districts despite strong finish
BY MtR.\ MOWTO~
Despite two ~.cond plxc lin·
ishcs I rom the number-one single
and double players, the Lc~ i and
Clark men· s tennis lCW11 plocod u
disappointing fourth out ol four in
the di ... uicl tournament on May 4
and 5.
Wallamcnc. University won the
tournament, followed by P.JCIIic
University in second and Linhcld
placing third.
Tim G~illard, number-one
player for L C. ended the tnum.a­
ment wmmng two ol his three
m.llc.hcs, Jo.,.ang unly to the C\'Cntual winner of the tournament from
Willamcuc Umvcrs'll) .
ln uddition. number-one
douhles with Mtkc Kelly and Tim
Gaillard 31socndtd the tournament
in second pwce with a 2-1 ore •
abo only losang to the eventual" an­
ncrs from Wallnmcuc Univcrsn) .
Other results from the muma­
mcnt mcludc number-two player
Joe Condy. founh, numbcr·lhtec
player ~hl.;c Kcll}. ltunJ: number·
two double.,. Joe Coody und /\mer
Kubm. founh.
Pio softball ''powers''
their vvay into playoffs
av MArntF:w Scuwui?.ER
[k,pitc their 11-12 n:cord
ovcrnll, the Pio's were ahlc to guin
enough power point in the
district'" "yslCm of ruling wins and
los...'ie.'\ to achieve u play-oft ;;pot.
The Pio's traveled to Forest Grove
on Mooduy to Lake on l.hc P..)Cific
Boxers. Lc" i und Clark dcfcarcd
Pacific by B c;core Of 4 ' Wld Sut•
pri.~ngly mudc 11 anto Lhc District
Two pbyoffc;
Thi., year the Pio·, hOO to rely
on quality, not quantity. thi~ year
a..'> they were only able to sWt the
sta..'iOn wilh II players. A. the
season progre ·sed. injuriesalmo't
forced the Pio'~ to be UMt\lc to
field :l t.cam. 0e..'>pitc these ad·
v~uic.s, the Pio's played their
fLNt playoff gu.mc ngwnst George
Fo~ on Thursday in McMinnville
at Linfield College.
The P&o's won their fll"itsamc.
of the double elimination NAJA
D1sLnct Two tournament de rcaung
George Fo:\ by a score of 6-S.
Joellc Beck who hit .364 Cor the
playoffs had two RBl's. The Pio's
then dropped their nex.t two games.
losing lo Unfacld 7-1, and <>regon
Tecb 8·6.
Hillin& well ror the PK>' in
lhe playoffs were Ena Eakin who hil AOO. Sha~na Meyer hiumg
333 and ~ombincd for25 put outs
in all three gmncs. Ingrid Eberly
put in a solid pcrfonm.liK"C for the
Pio'~ hitting .62$ for the pi~) off,
nnd oring two run.~ again't OIT.
The Pio"s came clo.--c to coming
back in th(: bottom of the ninth
againc;t orr. scoring five run . but
it turned out to be to little w 13teus
OtT held on [or the win.
Jocllc Beck and Ero E.akin
tore upoppo ing pitchers th1s year
as Btek has hit .496 and led lhc
Plo's in RBI"s, doubles. Lnple
and homerun ~. Eakin hit .500and
loo the team in stolen brtse.-.. Also
hnting wdl for the P1o's ""3.
Shawna Meyer fint hing the
regular season at .438. and K1m
Auc;tin, who hit ..337 nnd had two
hit" ag:tinq Pacific.
Joelle Beck.. Ena Eakm, K1m
Au. tin and Shawna Mc)'er wt're
honored by the Oh.trict two
coache.s as fU"Sl team n.Jl-district
selections. B«kwasalsohonored
as Dasl.rk t Two Playu of the Year.
The four-year all·;;tar has also re·
cei'ved the OAXXtunity &o nvclw
K.ansa.~ Cily lO &ake pan in Lhe
Pan-Ama ian ICal1l try-outs. Beck
was one of only awo Disuict Two
playa'! ID be &ivcn this honor. ~~~~~~~~~~
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organit.er's name and phone num­
ber.
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• • rese-rve the right to hold nems 1
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FRIDAY
10
Benefit Pine Socet Thearer(221 SE
9th) presents a benefit blues concen
m help lhe homeless. Featured are
Bill Rhoades nnd lhe P;any King~.
The Da,·id Baldwin Band. The L3nd
Sharks and a light how by
Phanrazm agoria. Doors open at 7:30
p.m. and lhe show begins at :30 p.m.
TicketS: $6 at lhe door.
\VhereTbere·s moke Yes,it.sthe
annual Forest Fire, an all-campu night
of madcup hedonism brought to you
by those wonderfuJ people O\ er in
Forest. Dance your legs do~n to the
knetS with the musical talents of Boys
'ext Door irom 9 p.m. to l a.m. on
Forest's ouL~de baskeiball coun. or
in Tamar.1c · Lounge if it getS rainy.
A commemorative T-shin co ts S8.
but admission is free. Don't miss this
ttaditional LC evem!
SATURDAY
11
~C4lt-LC 's Campus-wide Olym­
pics takes pl3ee today at l p.m. on lhe
field behind the tennis couns. Put
your name on the sign-up sheet on the
SOFA office door. This is free, but it
v.'lll be canC'.eled if there is a lad· of
int.ere 1!
1arimba 1adness-World -fa­
mous ste.el drum/marimba band
Balaf6n comes 10 LC! Dance this
mess around today from 4:30.6:30
p.m. on the lawn between l':empleton
and the Manor House. or in Stamm
dining room if excess precipitation
ordain . Free!
More 1usic-The LC Music De­
parlrnent presenlS a senior recital
featuring violinist Jae-Kyung Kim,
accompanied by Eliz.abeth Poner.
Come hear works by Handel.
PAa8 Beethoven, Brahms nnd \\'ebern at •
p.m. in Evan~ Auditorium . Thi.s is a
• • free performance and everyone: ts m-
'•iled. Rec.-cption and rl:freshmcnt">
follow.
ttcntion B:1rgain Bunters Today
and tomorrow between ~ 0 a.m. an 6
p.m. ·he C..,lumbia Theacer Company
(2021 \f-Hawthorne) is holding a
huge u•c~ Available 10 the public
\),ill be a wide Ywiety of items in­
cluding fumicure., appliances. clothing,
office furniture and supplies, theatri­
cal equipmcn~ props (including
gla_ ware. dhhl: books. bells. ·hoe •
hat·, et ceceraJ. All proceeds "';u go
towards the closing costs of the the­
:uer. For mon: informarion call 232-
7005.
avnlcade or \\'himsy-C ampus­
hopping funny guy Scon Jone!\ pre­
sents .. Life in the Laugh Lane" at 9
p.m. in the Trailroom. sponsored by
SOFA. The show includes a standup
comedy routine, music and (your
gue s 1s as good a.~ mine) exotic toys.
h cos~ nothing to auend this evening
of minh-fiJled entenainment! Call
SOFA at 7139 for more information.
Mo\'ie Of The \Veek-If you tiJl
have the energy, House Party shows
tonight in the Council Chambers at
7:30 and 10 p.m. Pop some corn.
bring some soda (pop, tharts) and stay
for bmh shows! h's free. as usual.
SUNDAY
12
1other' Day-~1aybe you ~hould
call your mom. Just an idea She's
probably iuing by the phone now,
waiting. Maybe you thought ahead
and sem a nice card or something like
that. Or flowers ... check the yellow
pages and call a norist. Moms like
stuff likt: that.
Chapel- The LC community is in­
vited to an Ecumenical Worship Ser­
vice 1onight at 6 in the Agnes Flanagan
Chapel. For more information contact
De.anna Bax, Chapel Coordinator. at
X 7085.
Men·scroup TheLCMen'sGroup
~ets every Sunday at 7:30 in the
Stewan Main Lounge to discuss
gender issues, All men are welcome
to attend. Bring ideas and an open
mind. For more information. contact
John Fro t at x8102 or campus box
778.
It ere They Are Those good ol' boys
from Texas come to Ponland's Fox
Theatre (SW Broadway at Taylor) at
8 p.m. We're talkingaboUI everyone's favorite band, the Buuhole Surfers!
SpecialguestTBA . TickeLSare$14.50
in adYance. gentral admission, avail­
able at all Gl Joe'slllcketmaster out­
lets and Mus1<. Mtllennium Call224-
TI X All ages welcome.
MONDAY
13
\\'ake p!-Doyou realize that there
are only 24 (!"" '> day!) remainmg
before the end of Spring term? What
are you doing for the summer? \\'here
are you Jiving? Do you have a job yet?
II\ your thesi finished? Did you call
your mother yesterday? What'~ the
problem? h's nme to get organiz.ed!
Maybe you should get up early loday
and very carefully walk over to Bon
Appeut and have breakfast while you
th1nk things over But don· t get caught
with someone else's card or u's lhe
end of your $750 meal plan• Under­
stand? Cwtains. Patience and skill,
friend! Good luck!
TUESDAY
14
Social Dis-Ease ln response to in­
creased Vlolence ag3.1nstlesbians and
gays in the Portland area,lhe Pont and
State Unive~ny Lesbian. Gay and
Bisexual alliance ts sponsonng a Fo­
rum on Homophobia/Hate Crimes,
including presentations from Tom
Potter, chief of PonJand Pohce and
Scon Nakagawa of the CoaJiuon for
Human Dignity. A panel discusSion
follows. The forum takes place from
12-3 p.m. in PSU's Smith Center
Memorial Ballroom . Everyone is
encouraged to attend. For more
schedule infonnation caiJ 725-4452
x26.
WEDNESDAY
15
Now Hear This-Senator Bob
Shoemaker and Representative Kelley
Clark of the Oregon Legislature (as
well as alumni of LC) will be speak­
ing in Thayer Rooms I and 2 and
Throckmonon room 7 (respectively)
today. Shoemuker wiiJ speak on
medical ethics in a morning lcctul'l:
from 7:30-8:30 a.m. Clark will be
speaking from 1:30-2:30 p.m. on how
to get involved with politics. Both
speakers are sponsored by OSPIRG' s
Legislative Watch 'Group with the
assistance of Dr. Donald Balmer. Both
lectures are free and open to the public.
• Music Hour-Mu sic Hour tarf't
place every \Vednesday from I :50
2·10 p.m. in Evan~ Auditorium .
week' .s performance includes
Double Reed Ensemble, Rem~ On~ .
Jarmer on percussion and a special
perfom1ance of student composiuOfU
featuring worf.-s by DuncJn Ne1lson, VOLU'M
Sophta Sergh1and Greg Bowe~ . F~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
and open to the public.
Monqui Presents You remember
them from high chool, but little d
you know they were still around! Yes, ina I
it' New York's bubbliest electronk AAf!DN BMR
quartet, Book Of Love. They'll be The Lewi~ 311
filling the Melody Ballroom (615 SE with a fi~
Alder) wi1h their lush, groovy sounds the campus in r
Tuesday n1ght 2 tontght m 8·30. The ever-pre:se 1'his
15 our fi
Sj:i""cial Guest also appear(~) . Tic . of s~
for thts ait"ages welcome show cost conlm(
,$10 in advance, gene raJ ad nus - ve come baC
and arc av.ulable at all Gr Joe for aJl
Ticketmaster outlets and MusK over the nexl
"It was quite lennium. Call 224-TIXX for funher ~or John Frost.
information.
THURSDAY
16
SOOOOOP-Student • •
for Overseas Programs meers every
Thursday at 5 p.m. m Dubach to
discuss current tssue<i concemmg LC
over~eas and off-campus progra
They need your tnput. so go to
meeting and find out whal's tn start
for LC's future U'avels.
Reggae Resurgence-Re ggae
Sunsplash '91, taking place m caries
across the nation and now in ·
founeenth year. bnngs its continuous
four-hour blend of the finest and
unique reggae and hip-hop musici
to Eugene's StJva Hall (Huh
tonighr at 7. This year's ce1,.h ~u .....
bnngs to the stage the talents of M maace was
centctpicce of I
bad imo ·
He srud the 1
· · plan of 194
wue the (i()(:W
:ab:adiOWOI"'
One way lO
:mar, be said. is u
Pnest, Dennis Brown, Shinen~~ · ~ sru!S
Andrew Tosh. Lntle Lenny 'lvswouJdbe:
Carlene Davis, to name a few. lOlll
served tickets go on sale Sa
April 13 and are $20.50 ad
$22.50 day of show. Tickets
available through all Hult Center ·
outlets and ar the Huh Center
Office. Charge by phone at 687-
5000.
OSPIRG
Recycling Tip of the Week
Most recyclable plastic containers
in Oregon are coded on the bottom
with numbers one through six.
The different numbers indicate
the different kinds of plastic
Campus recycling is collecting
these containers that do not have
bottle deposits. Please rinse out
the containers before puling them
in the collection boxes.
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