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1999-11-01

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Princeton Review ranks College first in hedonism
'' ___ _ LC students While LCs na1wnal rcpm.,-by Colin J. Beck
LcwlS & Clark College ha<
lin:tlly nrnck il to nurnhl!'rone m
1hc rnnccton Rc\'lcw·o:. r:ink1ngs.
Number onr 111 Ignoring God,
1lrn1 is.
The Pnncecon Review, based
on ns survc)1S ol sLUdcnL~. hns
rnnktcl LC ,l-. number one thi.;
yc:,rin 1hc category "$1udcn1s ig­
nore God on a regular basis". For
chc p:,sc few years. LC has been
111 1ht mp 1cn, hu1 bcmg at 1hc
lop ur 1he lis1 is qunc "" ocwm-
1>lishmcn1 "1 never I hough1 we'd
p<tss Recd•• cxclnimcd M:nk
Du111lc)', Dean of I he Chapel.
U1hcrs in 1hc admini.s1rnuon
ditl noc esprcss such cnchusl­
a~nt. however. Mervyn Brockell,
Secrcrnry 11r Lhc c,,llcgc, noced
th<H the Princeton Review's
methodology of s1uden1 re­
sponses •••~ not cnurcly accu­
mce•. Brockell explainc<.l 1ha1 11
LS "hard 10 use self-reported ln­
form:u,on'· as an accurntc mea­
sure of realicy He no1ccl 1ha1 LC
smdcn1s consistently rank thcm­
sdvcs low on n vancty nf 111a1h At least we're number
one in something.
Mark Duntley
Dean of the Chapel
'' and verbal skills even a hough the
SAT's indic:nc 1hat sLmlcnt.s arc
much more c~pnhle.
Brockc:n \vas also cu nous as
tt.>. "knowing how lhcy derive
the,r in(orm:urnn." The
PnnC"C'tun Review was not :wail­
;1.hk lnr c.ommcm
Dum1cy also nou.:cJ lha1 the
ranking is "probably 1101 based
~ll\ ::tclu:tl tact." liowcvcr, hoth
he and Brockcu ci1cd 1hc most
recent survey of LC rrcshmcn
showing 1he lack or rclig10us
sc-n1imcm on ca1npus In 1998,
52.5 perccnc of cite freshman
class responded lhal they hnd no
religious afflliauon, as compared
co 35 percclll a1 Willamrnc :md
➔2 percent ai Colorado College.
This rate is ,;nbstanu~II)' above
many oth('r pnvalr-colleges. as
well.
Students hear WTO criticism
by Alison Gazarek
and llridgel Mltchell
To some ,wclent~ thl" acro­
nym WTO .-vokcs pnssion:11c
convccuons aboul 1hc global
cc.:onomy ·ro others, ii is simply
,, group ,,r lc1u.•r:-. thrown around
by ongr)' cnvmmmen~1lisL< :md
hucldmg poll11crnn<. 511111c arc
en her unmforn,cd nr ,11n1thc.1u.
fhc orgat111cr-, ol lJ.:-.L week!. on­
c:tmpu, World Tmdc ()rga1111.,-
11t1n Tc-ach-ln hnpctl LO IJrgct 1hc
less mform«l members nf ch.­
commun11)' [heir goal was tt't
engag~ !-lude:1us 111111ds and
hcarL< wu h .1 ;,cries Ill speakers,
and help 1ht·tn h• (nm, :m cdu•
c:.uccJ opinion u,lout 1h1!:t lOp1c
Tht grou1, nf speakers chosen
for chc Te.td1-ln was divcr<c
mngmg from Lcw<t & Clark an•
chropology and econom1<, pro­
tc~!,,O~ 10 advocates (or ~1lu:rn;1•
live pt>lt11<nl panic.;. One ol chc
spc.1kcrs w:1< M,1r11n llan­
Lan<lsbl'.1g. ,t pwfrss.or of Eco­
nomic.., :11 LC l'r()fe5sor ll,111-
L1ncl,;bcrg began mch a rccc111
ln<lnry of capitahsni. cxplarnmg
1h:u the rurrcm donunan<.:c u(
frce-markc1 capnnlism is chert­
suh nf ,i,, prom01inn hy 1hc
Rc'llgan admmi,,1r1111on tn chc
c•rly e1ih11cs The World Trad,•
Organiz:.1tmn, ;m IO';titmlon hr
calls 1hc pmn:ielc uf 1hc open
markcl, ts n logk-al extension of
1h1s rcccn1 c.1p1talis1h: grow1h
fhc orgnm:.:u1on, compt1sed of
•pprox1111ntdy 115 member
co\tn1ri~. ,eek, tn cn~uh Lha1
markcL> will n1><•race free from
;my rc.'ttru:11cm, 011 mh 111;:u1un.1I
1r.ulc tH H1\'l"Mmcnt. Suth rc­
Strll uon ... mdu<lt t,ws tlc~1gncd
lO protccl worker~. lhr cnvlron­
men1, or popular sovereignty
Prokssor H,1r1-Land,hcrg cl:)hora1ccl on the consccIucnrc5
ol this, for Mexico, Russin, .111d
Afnc.n the opening of mnrke1~
has had d1sas1rous elfrccs on
their economics ror more <le•
,•eloped nauons, while entire
ccunonncs mny not suffer. the
livangand workmg tondtthms of
lh~ci11zcns l1vlng there often do
11..rt-Landsherg clahor,,tcd 1ha1
chc w·1 0 agre<·mcnis 1111dcr•
mane l hi: democrat IL prolcs, 111
1h~"c t:ountncs One. pl'Hgnnn1
exnmplc , ... 1he 1r:idl· conl11r1 be•
lwccn Fr.rncc .mt.I Cana<JJ..
Frnncc r, .,nee tmplcnll'nlCd ti
IJ\\ prohibnmg 1hc produwon
llr mtport of t1'-bcstos Can:ula,
1hc nmnhcr-1wo proJuu~r of as­
hcsllls glohall)', dcd.1rcd 1hac ns
t rndc. righ1s were bcmg violated
by 1h1, law, and sued France
chrough the WTO b:1scd on 1he
.,rgmncnt 1hJt c:oumnes t.;:.tnnot
lurh,d nnports The linal mhng
h.t ... 1101 hccn Llccbrcd, hul It ap­
pcurs 1h:u Canada will cnumph.
One [au prcsrn1e1l h)· Prof cs­
"" I lar1-L1ndsbcrg 1s 1hac 1hc
lawsu11S hrough110 1hc WTO hy
rndJVidu:il countries are nvcr~
c;ccn by :, co1111111t lee tompriscd
111 1hrc,· individual,. They arc
c1thcr lawyer~ or former trade
mmi'itcrs who arc chosen by the
Director General, who is the
head 11r I he World Trade Orga­
nLzat ion Hart-Landshcrg saul,
They opernlc in rmnplccc se­
crecy. free 10 1n1crpre1 WTO
rules .c, chey hkc. Onl)' govern•
mcmc; :trc allowed to tontest the
dt.nsh1ns m.u .. k by lhls l-Onllllll•
1cc: non•govcrnmcntal org.1n1:a•
Lwn,,_ ~trc no1 c,·cn Jlkm·c<l to
,uhnnt oppos1tlot1J! hricb [v ..
trv ,;inj.tlc l'm-1rnm11rnt.t1 t~r pub­
ltc heahh law challenged Ill 1hc
see WTO, page 3 have never 11011 Is affce1cd hy vd,cr
been excited r:rnkmgs, che ·suulcnis ,grum
about God un a regular has,s· i< noc
or~anized 1ikcl>· 1,) anccc prospculw siu-r dent> dcc,sion< much, said Mike
re igion. In Sexwn, Dean of Admissions.
, 1967,
IS construction '' • of the chapel, The most chosen
its design f • • I _ inspired by category or spmtua -
the Manor ity in was 'walks in
House and nature'. ''
Ountlc}' exp1amcd lh:11 he
lhinks LC s1uclcnts arc .. more In­
div1duallr oncmcd in lhcn· spm­
wal lives" and "no1 m a lr.uli­
uonal rclt~ious w:-iy ... He also Native
American
basket hats,
sparked
controversy
over its cost
and
necessity.
PH0fO C()tlltfUY UWI)
4, (LJ,A,( COUlGf BY
Utl'HIN f.l(~,\
rccnllcd one: sunrcy of s1udcnts
cha1 asked where chC)' found
sp1rhual renewal The mo~l cho·
sen calcgory lor sp1ntu:1hty in
w;\S .. ,1/:llks in mature" ~c,i,tun nn1cd 1h,ll .. not tuu
nmny" pmspccuvc swdcnlS :l!)k
about rd1gum on i.:::1mpu ... Thcsi:
question!) usu:tll)' come up at 1hc
la..-.1 minute in lhc spring nnal dt·~
dst0n•making 1l11w, cxpl:1incd
Sexton
Even ,C LC ignores God,
Dunclcy ck,cs nol sec 1, as a 1mal
failure of sp1nl\t.."\hl)' on lampu~
"There', 1111s ol room for
grow1h." he s,ml. Dunclc)' also
s:ud that 11 was unportant lO l.lkl·
1hc r.111k wllh hnmor "At leas,
Wl·•re numhcr one rn C,<11111.:-.
ch111g." he laughed.
Kyoto Now! urges divestment
wns givco • 101 or press when 1hc
United S1nces began divcsunt.'111 1111-
tiouve aga111s1 apnnheid 111 Sou1h
Africa. The goo I: co 1ake enough 1n­
vcs1men1 ouc of• cype of corporn­
Cion (like a Souch African based
op<rarion or, tn 1h1s instance. a ma­
jor pollu1rr) cha11he loss of money
could chre:11en profi~, and hopefully
make 3 statcmcn1 as the corpor,11ion amount of students who ~uc ac•
tually 111 supporc, by Amy Harwood
When many mumlng Lewis
& Cl:irk s1udc111s htar 1hc ex•
clt1maiory srn1cmcn1 Kyoco
Now!, 1hey ,hink or collegiate
:ings1 whacking the irony ou1 or
an already dcad car, The contro•
vcl'Slal bashing or. car OUlside
or W:nzck Library c~ misc :iwarc­
n<ss or glub:11 wam,ing bccaus,
of .iu1u ex ha use m.ty ha,·c left the
effons or Kyolo Nowt Wllh
somewlm of a p<>lluted rcne,-
uon.
These days Kyoto Nowt co­
ord1nacor Eban Goodslcin, an
economics professor 31 the Col• ,, ____ _
Having found that
most of the
school's money is
in stocks and the
rest of it in bonds
and foreign invest­
ment, Wegmann
hopes to get the
school to divest
their portfolios. sufftrs.
In a currcnl 1rend on college
campuses, introduced 10 LC by
Goods1em, Wegmann hopes 10 lol.
low 1he dl\•es1men1 effons of
schools such as Scanford, Harvord
•nd the Unt\'Crsicy or W,shmgton
W11h endowmenis in 1he m1lhons
(LCs 31 a menial $130 million) che
c!Tori co gee colleges 10 divcs1 hos
the potennal 10 be V<r)' dfccnve m
a sratcmcnt :i.gninst environmentally
unfnendl)' corporauons such as
Ford and Chevron. As well.
Wegmann secs tlu.s as an 11dm1SS1<10
enhancer ror LC, as II would rcflce1
dcs1rnhly on 1he effons al 1hc col­
lcg<,
Us111g whaL she learned from
lngnd C-hapman nt a 5-dny ac11v1st
camp in Scanle this past summer,
Wcgtru1ru1 ts currenily irying 10 es­
tablish s1uden1 suppon as a ftrs1
si<p Chapman, played a maJor pan
-------- '' in 1hc success or Universily of
kgc known lor his eovironmcn- W.ishing1on's b1d for <livesunem
1al <fforts, has been aiding n gwing 10 1he eyes or che cruscees,
group or s1udcn1s in a new bul was unsucccsslul m geumg 11
proJ«L Led by Jen Wegmann, pa.ss<:d The success of che LC bid
1hc gwup is currently in 1he be-w1U be In 1he supporc of 1he SIU·
gtnninj; s1cps of o pro1cc1 fo. dents, Wcgm:1nn c.,plams. The ,<lea
<Used on 1ltc ,thool's endow• is not 10 accus, the adnumstrauon
mcnt 111\'CStmcncs I laving round or domg somtihmg wrong bu1 ID
1h,11 mosc of 1h, schoof's monev show 1he school Lhai as potcnll•I
cs m ,1ocks and lhc re.SC nf ll 1~ moncy-mak111g. gifc-g1vmg alumm,
bonds and foreign invcslmem, 1he curren1 Sltldenc body docs no1
Wegmann hopes rn get chc support ccrc,1in kinds ol mvr.st­
,;chool to divest lhctr 1>ortfohos ments. For a proposal ol such gran-
Divcscrucnt is nn idea 1h.,t dcur, the success w<1ghs on 1hc Wegmann plans co have a
prcscncauon portfolio of equally
profi1able co111pa111cs for 1hc
trustees and nd1mnistra11on rn
sec. Wich 1hc help or a growmg
siudcn1 group and Goods1cin, ,, ___ _
The idea is not to
accuse the adminis­
tration of doing
something wrong,
but to show the
school that as po­
tential money·
making, gift-giving
alumni, the current
student body does
not support certain
kinds of invest­
ments. '' Wegmann has found some po­
cen1 rnl 10ves1me111 banking
!inns that specialize 111 socaally
:i.nd e:nv1romncmally consc1ous
111\'CSlntCIUS
However. gc111ng a hold or
chc school's curreni portlolu»
hos proven iough !or Wegmann
and her group She estnnoccs
thac 1hc process or n·,1cl11ng 1hc
point of rc1nvesm1cn1 coulc.l 1akc
anpvhoro rrom ~ months co 5
vears. Conctrned th,i s1udt111s
have s1mplr grown nred ol lc1-
1cr•wn11ng. \Vcgm:mn hop~)
1 his proicct will e,·,111u,1lly cum
ou1 t0 be a mort dkcll\'C way
co gel students m,•oh·c<l wn.h an
ISSUC she consc<lers well worrh
oeknow!ed~mcn1. =Pi=on:=cee==rl==o::2:g=======·N ews=========
Cold season, meningitis information hits campus
by Morgan Keller
The coughing, sneezing,
runny noses, anc..l sore th roots of
cohl .sc:i.son have tlfrivcd UL
I.cw,, & Clark College. As Di­
rector of the I lcnlth Center Ann
Whiting said, "The 1110,, w,dc­
spn.· .. td sickness on campus right
now L~ the common cold winch
results from upper rcsp1r:11ory
probk1m."
M::1ny <;tmlcnls can ;HlCSl LO
the prcsc..·m·c or cold sickness on
t'nmpus from their own rccc1H
(Jo:;cs lhts )'Car. freshman )vn
M11uno from Hawa11 c.Jaimcd, "I
have :1lrca<l)' hccn sick this vcar.
I hJd l\ 1.;01(1 thn1 congc.-s1ccl mr
(ur nc.ul)' 1hrrt wc.-cks." r\nmha
lrt•shm,m lus hccn ,l>lOnashcd by
ha< prolungcd cc,lcl tha1 " s1tll
l11l1ng him
Ben Boston spnracllcally said
through" senes of coughs "This
is the third tnne I've hccn sick
this year and I've hcen sack for n
week I t hmk , hat w11 I, LC hc­
i ng so isula1ccl n's like a bacteria
fonn H y<H1·rc Immune lO <:olds
here you must be wcanng some
Kryptomle cross."
Some s,udcnts have sulteretl
worse sicknesses th:m the com­
own cold • .such as fr('Shm:Hl
Jillia11 Schm,ch. t\s a healthy
111('mbcr or lhc girrs cross-coun­
try team. Schm1ch aclm1uccl her
cxaspcr:uion wilh her sickness,
"1 never got sick until 1 came to
LC Since I've been here the Health Center has diagnosed me
wilh strep throat as well as 1hc
nu oncl tonsilins. I've been s,ck
for three weeks!"
Though ii 1s not -n.bnormal
when compared to prcv,ous
years, 1hcrc h:.wc already been
around Len cases or 1nono­
nuclcos1s thi.S yc-ar as well. \Vhu­
mg does not consider this cold
season 10 be rrny more severe
thnn past years, but docs rccom-'' agninst I he B s1 rand of mcmngl•
tis. which is 1nost prevalent 1t1
the Nonhwcst. and isS65 Lewis
& Clark or Lcwers Insurance
plans will no1 c.~over.1LlS s1dl wise
l0 gel a v:.1ccma11on.
Out of eleven cases of menm­
g1t1s in d1e pas1 four years in 1hc
Northwcs1, live have been strand
B. Obvtousiy, ,h,s docs no, nale
out 1hc chance ol a diffcrcn,
strand being dtagnosed The
I never got sick until I came to LC. Since I've
been here the Health Center has dlagnosed me
with strep throat as well as the flu and tonsilitis.
Jillian Schmidt. first-year student
mcncl 10 s1udcnLS lWO "key"'
c;Icps in c;olcl prcvcnllon. "\Vash­
lng one's hands thoroughly a11d
gcuing plenl)' of sleep arc 1wo
simple and m1portan1 ways to
prevent colds.• She also mcn-
11oncd, .. Rcducmg smoking with
an ultimate goal of quitting will
strengthen one:, n:uur.il ddcnses
agamst gcnns which cause ;1 va ..
net y or s1ck11esscs."
Recently all swdcn1S who live
on campus rcccivccl a peach-col­
ored paper with 'MEDICAL
1\ LERT" m hold >L the LO!> of the
1>age. This paper concerns the
mcning111s vacc11rntion the
Medical Center rccc,vcd less
than 1wo weeks ago. Though the
vaccrnallon does not protec1 '' memngals vacc.;manon !ll d1e
Health Ccn1c1 proteus one
agamst :,II other Sltands .. r men•
mg111s: A, C, Y, an<1 W-135 C nnd
Y happen to be 1hc most preva•
lcnl Slrands m ,he nauon, wtnch
aogether, maclc up 70% ol the
c:ases lns1 yc~n.
Anoal1cr frightening and 1111-
port,11\l fact IS thm •freshman lav•
ing in don1,s h:ivc a six time:,
higher risk of being diagnosed
w11h rncningins than college stu­
dents overall." It 1s also wnucn
m the lcucr .. passive ;md acuvc
smokrng." '"cxc.:csswc a.lcohol
consumpuon," and a currc.nl
sickness can greatly weaken
one's immune system and in•
crease his/hers chances of bcmg diagnosed wnh a number or
slckncsses including mcu1ng,1t1s.
Ah hough , here has not yet
been n case on campus,\Vhiung
sarongly encourages students to
discuss the vaccmatmn w11h
then parcnLSand then pursue u
\Voodcn horses posting tlrncs to
J.!Cl 1hc vaccmallon .tre SCI up
around cmnpus j,tn,0s1 d:uly,
howe,•er, Wh11111g cmph:isizecl,
"S1ude.n1.sco.m cotnc to the clime
and schcd\llc a nmc 10 get the
vacnnauon dunng any ol our
open hour~"'
I I Intel)' )'O\I hnve h<cn ,n
l:ulH;,\cl wJth .l ~,c:k pcr:,nn,
!->httn.:<l oral ncmr., "iuch ,1_._ ciga­
rc1 le~ ulcn~ils, or dr1nk1ng
gla!t~c~ . .incVor k1s..:;cd ,.nmeonc
.md a, a rcsuh ha,•c had a k­
vn, intense hc.ncl:lch~. n.rn~cn,
lrthnrgy. vomumg ancVor ,ulf
nctk , II would hc-wlsc to I\"
Lhc ~lcalth Ccmcr :t~ ...-oon :.1.:-.
f>OSsiblt, rcga1dlcs. o( hav1ng i>r
no1 luwlng hcahh tnsurnnn:
wnh Lewis & Clark or Lcwc~.
even tf )'OU arc one of th<
many who 1s cum:ntly plagued
with 1hc common cold, it Is 1m•
pona111 lor yc.-.ur own health to
1akc nnmcdiatc anion Uy gcumg
medicine from ::i ph;1rmat:y on
)'Olar own or from the Health
Center's prescription. Gctung
1hc mcnmgius \laccinaLion in
the 11carfu1ure, especially ,r you
arc a freshman, would nlso be a
good prcvcma1ivc measure in
maimaining your health. = ASLC Update Details of ride-home program
East/West Shuttle Bike
Rack
In September when S11<­
dcnts requested a bike rock on
the East/West shuttle, it was
said that there was no money
in 1he transportation tiudgct.
Council agreed ,o fund the
bike rock using student fees.
1-lowcver, rccen1 ly when the
bill appeared, Michael Surface
agreed 10 pay for It using
Transportation and Parking
Fund money. Council wou Id
like to conunend hi.m [or this
action.
Guaranteed Ride Home
Program
Council \'Oted unani­
mously a, Monday's meeting
lll approve a resolution that
would cs1ablish and fund a
Gtrnmntecd Ride 1-lomc Pro­
gram. The program is in•
tended 10 provide a safety"'"
for the current shuttle pro•
gmm. The service will be pro•
viclcd on a trial basis through
the end of this semester, with
maxim,un 01$300 to be spent.
Included in the rcsolulion
is the intention of the Coun­
cil to recommend that 1hc
College assume operation of a
.simil:ar program under the
Tmnsp0rtntion and Parking
auxiliary for 1hc springscmes•
ter. !'or specific details about
the program, sec right.
Ethernet Ports In the
libra.,y
As many sLudcnts may ha,•c
noticed, many of the Ethernet
ports in the library arc cur­
renLly inactive. Though 1he number of studcn1s using
lhe.se ports <loes no1 require
tha1 all of the ports be acti­
vated, it is rrustrnting for stu­
dents when the port 1hey in­
ttnd 10 use is inactive.
Council voted unani4
mously 10 send a resolution
LO the Executive Council en­
couraging them to m~,kc
funding the full activation of
all pons 111 Watzek library a
priorily in the ncx1 budget
cycle,
Student Representative
Position Open on ASLC
Council
There is currently an
opening on ASLC Council for
a Student Rcprcsem:ttive/Of•
ficc Manager. This position
is a voting one on Council.
Duties include maintaining a
list of copy cards. office keys
and other i1e.1ns 1Ssued by the
College to ASLC members in
conncc1ion with their ASLC
duties, general responsibility
for matters rcgardmg opcrn-
11011 of the ASLC offices, and
1he opportunity to work on
01her projects in conjunction
""'h the oihcr student 1·eprc­
semauvcs.
Applications ore available
uutsidc the President's office
or available on-line 3l
www.lclark.edu/-ask/for1ns/
s1_rcp_application.h1ni.
2 Pioneer Log November 19, 1999 For scvc.r41 years, lewis & Cfork
College has opcnucJ a sh\1Ulc pro•
gmm serving s1udent.s. St3ff :.md foe•
uhy. In ,he foll or 1999 ,he Sy<ICll\
w:i.s cx1,andcd tCJ 1hc cum:01 to1:1I
of clucc. shuttles, This shuulc sys~
tern w2s Jc.signed prim~1rily to re~
clm·c 1hc number of single OCC'U·
pane.;• vchu:lc.~ (SOVs) coming 10
-and fronl the College on a regular
b.islS. The shuttle program was1">an
of a largt~r Transportiltion Dcmanc.l
Management (TOM) program cs•
ublishcd in p;m to comply w11h Lhc
City or Pon land condi1ions for ap•
prov:11 of the M:lSIC.:r Plan amend•
mc:.nts of 1996. Pans of thi~ TOM
program iocludctl a substnnd:d
parking kc. increased lncent1Vl'S for
carpooling an<l ~) subsidized tr.1nsl1
pass This progt:un h:lS 1>r(wc11 u,
he s1u:ccssful. surpassing rnlrrsh1p
cxpcct:.Hions nnd dccn•asin~ $()V
1n1rru: 11\0rc 1han 11\Hl~llr ho1>ccl for
As an ;,dcl11i<mal lx:ncfo, many On•
campu:s s1uJcncs use thi: shuull.·
~>•s1cm w c,1111muu.· 10 Jobs, \'Ohtn•
1cn opportunities, and entertain•
rncn1 in. a \':1ricty of locak-s.
Sporad1c:i.H>' one of 1hc shu11ks
will fail 10 appear at the schcdukcl
ti-me or will no1 stop for Individu­
als who arc w:.1iting :11 .1 ,huulc stop.
We. 1hc Cc>undl of the Assoc1:,1cd
Studcms of Lewis & Clark, feel dt.u
Ill a majority or thC5(' ('QSCS ii 1$ a
failure of the ~c.rvkc provider, Rluc
Siar, 10 ddi\'cr the c-on1r.tc1cll set•
vice a1 im 0Jc<-1u~tc level. We kcl
stron~ly th:.u for lhe shu1 tlc: program
10 be re snn:,:st-ful mc-:rns or ;1herna•
11vc I r:m!>pon.mon ii mo-.t hr rdl·
Jb1c t!vcn occ-.1s1on.1I failures tlf 1hr
")'!>tcm <lrlvc im.livu.Jo:i.l~ ow.av from
shu11k use: .,nd forct• lhcm 10 lmd
other means of grmng 10 .m<l from
11mpus
Thi: ASLC will 1mph.·mr111 ., lri.tl
progn1111 u~mi ~,tulcut lc1.~ tll serve
.,s .1 S..'lkt)' ncL The p\1qx)sc ol lltL'i
.,dd111on~tl service 1s to ivvc "h1111lr
ndcr:-.,dclcd a,~urJ11c1.· th,u rhlin~
1 he (,huulr-. l"-,1 r,·l1Jhlc ut1>e:k f1f
tr;m.spon. The ASLC will p:h· for a
free u1x1 mlc hon,1.• or w school rur sludcnt~. faculty or staff who rcgu•
larly rid< 1hc Lewis ~ Clark
shuulcs. if a shu11lc s1rnnds 1hcm.
This frailurc cm dthcr be a shuulc
passing 1hc:m when they arc lc~III•
matcly waiting :u a shunlt s101> or
3 .shunle foiling rn appear. In the
case I hat Sludcn1s or srnrr or the
College tire left wni1ingfora shuttle
for 111orc than 30 minutes. 1 hi$ wm
consmu1c a railurc of the system.
It\ the case of a foih1rc Lhc follow.
ingstcps should he taken:
If~, shuuk rails to pick you up.
here's what you shoold do; Unlt>SS
the shu11lc passed you wi1hou1
stopping, w:.lit .:H least fifteen min•
utcs 10 m~\kc sure 1hat 1hc .shutt1c
lS 1101 JUSI running late. S1>cnd ;u
lc:1.s1 J1Wthcr £iftccn mmutcs tx•
h,1us1 Ing :ill 01hcr op1ions. If )'OU arc
unable to gi·t to your destination,
1.·all a tnx1. 0roadw-;,y C1b 227-123-1:
Ponk111d Tox, 256-5➔00; k0<lio Cab,
227-12 ll lmmcdm1cly:.lf1er t.,1lling
1hc 1,1x1, r.111 the ASLC Prcs1dcn1·s­
officc at x7.l52. leave a dchuled
message inC'luding I he shun le rmmc
und 1hc time and pl:.1cc of 1hc :,top.
Be sped fie. { 1 n order h) pay for 1 he
1:ud ride.. the ASLC must be ahlc 10
<'hCfk t ht· record$ kqn b)• d1c
shuulc drivers and ,•c-rify 1h:11 no
one bo:1rdcJ thr shuulc at the 11111c
1md place d:mned.) If rhcrc ,trc
ntult11>le studenlSanJ/or st:1ff. make
~urc tlm1 .as many lndi\'id11ah1i M
posslbk ndc in the 1:,1xi. Pay the 1-axi
dnvcrthec:ostofthcndcanda l0%
gra1UH)' Ask for tl rccc11H Deliver
1hc rc(c1p1 to Kaur Phares. A'iLC
VP for Bml~ct .and Fln:incr. \Vitl1iu
1wn wcC"k:!i, y~iu will b~ rcunbursc-d
the cost of 1hc ndc.
,\SLC wUI un<lcnakc ~1 mal pro­
gtlllO 10 pr(t\1de a ~arc1r net for ,h~
current ~tum le progrum of Lhc Col­
lege .t!-1.nulincll ;:ihovc TIH!-,rrvlt.:t
is prcl\'h:lc-d 011 a tri,11 h,ts.1s through
Dec. HJ, with :.1 llllUOnlUnt car of
SJ00. \Ve hlg,hly ~ni.:mir2g,~ d1c
, .. nflcgc h) os,uuw C'lllt'rJtio11 ,1r .,
<umh:ar progrum under Lhc Tr.rn:,.~
r,<m,11lon .md P:1rkln~ :tux1h.lT')' for
1111: SpmlJ;. ~('lllC'SICr 2000 ~
Crime Beat
courtesy of Gregg J, Wanciak,
Campus Safety
November 8, 1999
A doscl door in the
01:1111 foyer of t ht rhapd
w,,s found cbmagccl .tnJ
aj;H No property w~,~
round missing
November 9, 1999
On 1h1, date a r.unplln
,1.,fl mcmhcr n:.por trJ
1h:n on Nov 5, hl~ wnllct
was 1,,kl'n out ol a bm:1·
..:.ise lcf1 111 lus unl,i<kc,i
,,fhcc The w:11lc1, minlli
545. w,u. found ln .J tr:l!ih
can at Fields. hy Skylmr
::tmrr, ,md rclumc<l tu tlw
s1aff member by Campu,
Salc1y.
The east security grate
In the Trail Room was de·
fca1cd and a metal rack,
co111aining potato chips.
was slolcn. The rat·k, :mcl
the po1a1ochips, were later
discovered tn the ravine
betwcc:cn Templc1on and
Howard Hall.
November 12, 1999
The c:>st sccumy grate
In the Trail Rovm was de­
reatcd and ice ere-am Sl0-
icn.
A window was found
broken at 1hc Campus
Safety office
November 13, 1999
A skylight window w:,s
broken in 1hc main lounge
in Copeland.,\ resident in
the Copeland RD's office
heard 1hc breaking gl:iss.
She stepped into 1hc
lounge and saw 1wo
people walking :,w:,y from
her They ignored her re­
,11,cst that 1hcycomc back.
She wcn1 clownsL:urs,
shortly ofter they did, bu,
she did 1101 fmd I hem i 11
1hc v1cinity.
November 14, 1999
One ur 1hc-sccurily
grates in 1hc main kitchen
at Bon Appc1i1 w:is found
pried loose. No property
wns round missing.
Two sc:ilcs were stolen
from , wo lahs in Bio­
Psych. One scale was a
Mealer model P,13(>00, ••·
rial number G295J 3, the
other a Sam.mu;, model
1212 seri:11 numher
305002.
J WTO teach-in sheds light on Seattle protest
WTO, from page 1
WTO has been ruled illegal
Another speaker feawrcd in
the Tc:i,h-ln was Po1rk1a Rumer,
•n ;1clvoc.11c of the Jubilee 2000
prog.rnm th:11 promot~ in1crn~1-
tional debt rclicrfor1hird-world
countric.s. This t~11up:1ign w.,~
rlr:,,1 :.c1 1tt motion by ac1iv1s1s
from L.atm Amcrn.:a, Asta, and
Arrka. anti is based on I he Old
Tcsuuncnl idea rrum lhc bt1ok ol
Lcv111tus that every fifty year,
<lebt, should be forgiven anti
cconotmc d 1sp,1rit 1cs cqu:1h;i.cd
Many of these debts ung1-
natcd in the scvcmie.s when lead­
ers of I hml world counmcs wok
out hl:m:, from 1hc lnlL'rnauonnl
Moncrnry Fnnd. The IMF 1s .m
org.1ni2:n1on that provides long­
term loans, often w11h high in­
tercs, rate~. lo dc..•vc1opmg coun­
irics on the cond11ion 1hn1 these
ruuntrics make rcpaymen1 of the
loan top priority. The payback of
these l,')ans must precede nU eco•
nomic prlorilics or th:11 country.
Rumer said that due HI the
interest on Lhcsc loans, dcc-:idts
lnler, Lhcsc cotintriC's :,re ~1111 in dch1. Many have paid back all or
the onganal loans: u is 1hc inter­
est ca med on the loans I hat holcJ
1 hem 111 1 he cha ms ol debt. As a
rc.suh, their doincsut economics
and relief prugrams in times of
disaster have suffered grca1ly. A
video mdudi:d In Rumcr's prc­
scma1ion gave 1hc cx~unpk ot
Honduras on 1hc d:w hurnc-nnc
Much Jcv,LSrn1cd 1he na1ion in
Octohcr I '1</8 That 1l11y, the
H\lntlur:m government h!'d 10
make ., sehctlulcd paymcnl ol
sixty m1lhun dolbrs tu thl' banks
lor 1hc1r prcviou~di:ht.:,. while it5
people suffered and ,tarved.
Rmn<"r emphasized I he rC'aht)'
1 hat t.oum nes suth as Hon<lu~
will never be able m pay ha<k
1hr mtcrcs1 on these ll,ans he•
cause their ccono111ics ,uc.• 100
srnnll 10 gcncrmc 1hc ncc:cssary
lunds
If debts were repaid. poor
cc)untrics would haven chance
at recovering from their severely
1mpovcnshccl state. This ts ccr­
rnin bcc~usc the Jubilee 2000
campaign rcqui res ;my country
receiving deb1 relief 10 f_)lll 1hc
money 1ha1 wot11cl h:wc gone to
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Elecr.ronic Applicotio11I
HAlf TUITION 5CHOlARSHIPS Thi,; wec-k Jill 1'caslcy w;.1r.
.iw:mkd :1 grant of $53 u, ,.111cn<l
a t:onfcrcncc in London t.111 the
wp1r,of '"Vaug1rnn W1ll111nt$ m ;.1
New CtillUI')~- Jill ,s traveling
to l;ngl.1nd :u hrr (lwn c~pcnsc
10 cun<lue1 n.·scMch on Dore,•n
C.-.rwu hen,., nml-1w1·n1 !cl h (:.C'n•
tury Bru1sh composer, for her
1hc-,1~ tu muMc 111',IOry Ph::::i.sc l>t·
n:mrndcd th.11 1h(' tlt.·:1.Jhnt· for
~ulm1111.1I or fCSC-Jrch gr11111 .IJ)­
plit...tllUII~ for the foll M'l1ICS•
1c:r 1:.-ncx1 New 1-i -a1 5:00 l'M
Thv m1c1 view tblc Im all gr.1111
.1ppll<',1n1-. 1, Saturdrt)', Dct 4
Apr,lll,lfllS will he llHllrlcJ or
their m1cn·1c" ltmc ,,fi.:r tht
:-uhnuu.11 dcitdhnt· rh.·as<" ron,
rnn Kaia· Thom.as wuh unr
quc:,,ttmh .1hu111 1hf rc:-r:m:h
g,~nt pmu·-.~ 411 dc:adl111c
• MBA III International
Business
• MA in International
Polity Studies
• MA In Commercial
Diplomacy
• MPA in International
Public Administtation
• MA In International
Environmental Policy • MA in Translation and
Interpretation • MA in TESOL and Teaching
foreign language
• Intensive English as a
Second language
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR INTERNATIONAL CAREERS paying the debt 1oward domes~
1 k progrmns such as hcah h and
ccluca1ion. Some k-nr that 1h1s
may not be cnrnrcecl and the
leaders or these COlllllrtCS, which
arc of1cn unstable poli11cally,
may use 1hc fonds for Cl>rrup1
purposes. While tins is possible,
iL is 1101 carnm. Rumer c.:ucd
Uganda. a country where pn•
mary school attendance ;n­
crcased from 40% to 90% oficr
debt rclid because the money
invested in 4-!duc:uwn lihc<l
school fees that lonncrly pre•
vc111cd studrm~ from enrolling
1romcallv. school recs arc one
way coun1ncs aucmpL IO rmsc
money for payback or debts.
The Juh1lcc 2000 prcscnrn­
uon was mcludcd an the WTO
teach-ms because once a poor
country 1s lrce fr01n cld>1.11scco­
nom1c luturc:> 1s unccnain and
1cnuous. World Trade Org,uuzn-
1 ion policies can scnously 1111 ..
pac1 countries in this fragile
state. The final speaker 111 the
series was 'Thn Ream. an cm1,.
ronmental ac11vis1 workmg m
Washington s1atc. Hts focus was
on the upcomm~ pro1cs1 m Sc-a11lc, which will iakc pl:icc on
Tuesday, Nllv. 30.
The pro1cs1 coincides with
the WTO mimsierial conference,
where polHH..'.ll lc~1<krs rcprc­
sen11ng appr()ximatcly 135
counlncs will llll'CI to dlSlU~~
lu1urc cxp:ms1qn and polit:lt·!o or
the WTO Tim Ream.focused on
pro1cst prcpanulon nnd the spc­
d0tS of partieip;,11011 in ,he pro•
lt:SI Ml.'. dcfmctl Uircc1 ,uJ1on a~
m1 ncuon th~t chrcclly cfo:;rupL'­
thc dlorts 111 the targc1cd Oft••­
ntza11('lu to pmcccd wuh u.s ln­
um1101\S. An l'X:unplc or d I rct.:I
,lttion m Sc:ntlc would be phys1-
c.tlly blockmg m:1iur in1crscc­
,ions to prcvcm the nunistcri.tl
tourcrcntc frnm opcrallng
smoothly, thereby lnhihl11ng the
fulnllment of conference goal<
Mr. Ream also defined the term
dvil c.lisohcdicntc. cx1,l.1ining 1l
,15 any action l hat bn,aks l:1ws for
the sake oft he grc:ller g,1od. llc
vo1ced lha1 :'II times lhc. govcrn­
mcm docs no1 rcprcsc_n1 its d11-
2cns accura1dy, and so ac1ion.c.
have 10 be taken 1h,tt make the
govcnuncnt take mH ice and lis­
t('n. Ream cxplamcd thai the pm­
test m Scaulc m~\Y include in­
smnccs or di reel ;u.:1ion ;and civil
thsohcclicnu:- inu'lrp1,,,rn11ng
varying degrees of assertion. He
emphasized that every pcNon i<.
.1flcc1C<i hy the World Tracie Or­
ga111za11011, and should .u1c1HI
the protest regardless of I heir
11ucnuon or non•inlcnuon lor
ra<lical .1ction. Eilhcr Sllling
pca<c.fully on 1hc sidcw,111<,< of
<lowntown Sc:u11c or rritlit.::111)'
hlutkmg 1ralftt on 1hc m1crs1.11c
h:wc tremendous va1uc for lhe
prou.--.1 as a whole.
S1mlcn1 Steve Saleua sa,cl, "I
1h111k I the 1notcst I will he an
11nporta111 cvcnl l'or :rn)•hody 1w
mallcr wh:ll ~idc you're on and
nn mn.ncr wh~H your pcrso11.ll
~cnumcllls arc I think 1hut the
purp,,:>sc of I rymg In :lltrau a
large numh.-r or people is IU
show that deep down inside
pcopf•· really do care and we
need lO s1;1n to recognize our
com:crns :rncl turn 1hcm m10
tangible efforts.·
Overall, the Lcad1~in was
high I)' infornmivc for LC Stu•
dents as well as faculty
Gift fair fights materialism and helps others
by CSAW Tara Bellamkonda
and Gene Wixson
!:very holulay season many of
us line up 10 huy girts lo, people
who don't really need :1ny1hing
We wan1 10 give >;Iris to shl~W
our npprcc1a11on or love for ccr­
lain m<lividuals, hul ,,•r have 110
idea what to m:1ke or huy. Stu­
dent volunteer~ al Thr Cc.ntt:r
lor Service .rnd Work (CSAW)
wnm to I l1 m I h:tt tlc:,1rc lo give
mto something that helps 1hc
lcs~ fortunate ol 1hi: t.:ll)'
lntmcluced last yc.irhyalum­
nu(;: An<lri:w Ro5..,, thL' Ahcrn.1-
11v, Gif1 foir raised over S l500
rn IJ(j: 111;1ugural ~c~1su11 Tlw l..On•
t-efll b 1h;u :m ludtvulual pur• chases :t l,\ih on he hall ol some•
one tlsc Tlmt gift 1s a product,
scrvtt:c 1lr money 1ha1 will he
used 10 hcnd111hc Jes:, rornm•Uc
l>I our Lily, The person pun.:h~,~­
mg 1hc girt receives n card wi1h
:1 dcscripuon or I he agency 1ha1
1he g,f1 benefuecl They then give
this <.lcscnpuvc card to thtlr
rncncl or fomily mcmhcr
There ;1rc n v~nc1y oJ agc11-
c1t.-s thnt 1hc Ahcrnativc G1f1 foir
h,--. ~:ho,~n to \ll(lptal 1tm .. )'C>lf
Sp:mnmg a hro:ul r:mge or com~
mun11y :1gcnt:1C$ r.mgmg Crom~,
:,hch~r lor :1h:rndoncd ammal~
tn ., <1.hool for h,1mde,< children
you ,hnuld be ahlc 1,, [mcl • gih
lur th.11 ~,111le(11H: spcct.1l on }'Our
IL,t "Sn1dcn1s and staff should
lccl comrortabk g1vmg al what­
l'Ver level 1hcy can," said CsAW
volunlccr ,oord1nawr Knc;un
Rid11m111, who has helped the
studcnls organize 1h1s project
The Ahcrnative G1(t F:nr will
run Nov. 29-Dec. 3. Tnbles will
bl lorn1cd ou1s1dc.· 1 he Tr:-iilroon'I
~ml Bc>n dunng lunch umcs Gff1
donations of :111 s1:.c:; wall be
n1adr ;1,,n1hlhh: :-.ncl apprc:u:\lcd
1 hmk .,ho\\\ hrc,.\kmg, l\\\1 nt
1hc mode or m:ucnnhsm ;.1nd giv­
ing ,umcthmg to 1hc-ncc<ly du:,
hohdn)' season. More 111form~1-
1ton 1s .w:iilahk at
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November 19, 1999 Pioneer Log 3 =Pi~·o=n~ee=hr=l=o=g=========Forum=========Pi=·o=n=e=er=lo~g
Happy-hour d~irium and a handful of mixed nuts
fiction by Joe Collver
M,dwcl Forcl looked up rrom
hh drink. ,1:ing up thl' lars:c
111.111 who had JUM :-rtl down m
1hc ,w1v1.·I <'h:ur 1m1tH:·th;ucl) 10
1hc kh ,,I lu~ ,"twn Ca.-,trnll)', wuh
1ht gr:u.:c t,11 one who v1-,1tcd h:ir~
'1hcn, fonl reachctl 10 Ml a haml
wi1h p(.·.mul!..l.._ hr g,wi: du· UC\\ ..
t:Oml'r ., wcltmnmg, nc,tl ' Cornr
111 for ., breather?" he :,,kn!,
t·mpl)·mg 111~ haml an<l 1t·.11.:h111A
lt11 11lnn: lt w~L.._ -.c\'cn m thr
c,•cnlng-mo~l ol 1hc ~m.lll
hullJing'!>- p.ttnrno, w,.-n.· ,uhur­
h.,11 l.11hrr, m1111hmg 1lu.'nht•lv~
11p lnr 1hc u1gh1ly 11·1urn 1u 1hm
-,uhurb,111 htunc ...
Yc~,h h w .. ,-, ., rough ,111t" ,11
'""~ 11,d.1) I 1tll )•uu," th,· 1.oriie
111,111 ,.,,ti between hte.11h,. M)'
tlllltlL''" Colin ,Uld I-
You tlnn t h.1n· 10 ldl Till"
,th«lUI II Colin' l·onl &nll'J•
111pwd No 111.111c1 hl'" !:.hill)
)'lHU Joh 111,1) ht . )'OU \lun t \\ 01·k
,tl ,t '.'>m.111 lll·w1,1I .1rb ~ul1cgt•
\\lu.·1c ,our jub·~~ok purpo~c 1r,
prrll'ndmg )'1H1 .:.ttc ahum c1gh-
1c,·11 hunt!rc,I f,,ul-muu1h«I
',!tol-11u~cll upprr-nutl<llc d.t:,s
lv) l.c.1gm· rcJ«h l'otcl\, lace
w~L.., ,\llllll,ll\.'d f,(t.:ncnu.:nl hrnv­
mg m h1\ eye<.. lh lw l,llkl·d 11ny
h11",f rcanu, tell like ,.undrnp"
on 1hc man\ Onnncl
Colin tlidn"1 Sn)' ,1ny1hmi:,
The baricnder moved over to
111111, sympathy showing in 1hc
way hr looked•• him, 1hc wny
he nskcd Cohn what he wa111cd '' 'I care about you the
students. I care about
your issues. They are
important issues. I am
hopef1,1I that we can
work them out.'
Ford's words were
broken by his own
laughter.
Ill t.Jrmh. ''
1· or<l lut m. nudg1n>; tlw 1n,11,
lll'XI lo lmn (,cl 1111,• rt~,tt
dL·a1L'l:l h1-. thm.ll, -;10,,J ~1r.11gh1
up 1n has ,h,ur-"A hccr
\Vemh,rd\ The 1.irgc man ,.,Id
1n lhl" lmncn<lc1-.rnd com­
ro,cd h1, r.,cc wllh >C\"Cfll)'.
l.ipc.1k1ng m ,1 solc:nm. 1hough1-
l11l voa:c
·t ,.·;in: ;1h,,u1 yo,1 1hc ... rn­
dent!'> 1 LJ.rr ahmll )'Ollr issues
Ther .ITC 1111purt11n1 155\ICS I nm
hopeful tha1 we u1n wurk them
uut ,, rord\ \\.Ord-; wen.· hrokfn
h) In, uwn l•u.i:lucr I le ,lappccl
( .ulm ~11ergc1 tc.,11}' m1 llw hack
.,ml g1~lcd "Get\ t1wm C\'Cf)
11mc.1 You shoult.J "iCC th1..•1r liu.:c,
when I sell them 1l11s sh,1'"
"I\ tha1 what you .,h..,.ays s,1y
tn thcm7" Colan ac;kcd, nut cn-
1irdy 1n1ercs1c<l
"Yes, whcnc\•er they s1an gc1
ii in their foo1 minds to stan
rousing trouhle, cxpcc11ng
tlungs [rum 1hc collcgr aclnun-tsir:11mn All I have 10 tlo 1> Iced
1lmn the lmc,. ><I up a puhlte
rurum or two, :lncl lcl llwu •151-
:-,Ucs· :-,hp slowly mto 1..1bscurtt>·
No1h111g C\'CT ~cts solved, yet
1lu:y ~cc tnc a::, the c:-tnng, h!',tl.'n­
h)•Whlt-yuu-lm\'C•l0-51\Y kmd ol
guy,' l--orcl's t·mrt)JO!ltm.- hcc:\1111:
scnou..~ agam. l1kc hi: was ~1bmu
1 u ~ay "Omc1 hmg mc:mmgfu I,
M.lmcthmg for mot hers 10 wrflc
on gradu.umn c.trd!'I and college
,l-tuclcnb LO l11ghl1ghL 111 nuorc..~ ..
cen1 yell°''· ·11; Just hkc whai I
n.·:td ~mcwhcrc once rc:hcllion
rnnung 10 confu~10n .rnd Ji!rlC\ -
,1111..t.' w dtl\lbl m 1hc Im 111g l'lll­
hr,,n• ,111hc viper', uul.., lk,l1t-
11l11l 1<11111'"
Yc.,h ,urc .\nyw»), I
1hougl11 you ,.11d you h,1u n chl­
hrnh juh Soumb dnm11 casr 1U
me."
A diny look :tppcarctl on
ford', lace. "Ye,. well, 1hcrc mr
1hc siu<lcn1 me.Jiu groups.' H,s
expression, unm.1sketl h) 1hc
..,tott..h In hf,; glnss. w.h one 1,f a
t.11hohc fo1hcr wh<' jusi k.1nml
111s son 1urncu 1nck;. brhmd
lcmplc1011 for drug m1111cy tic
,poke q111<kl1· gin ring ,ll c,,111,,
'Thq have no rcspcn for 1hc
111tcgnt) ul 1hc c.:ollegr u1mmu­
n11y1 They 1h1nl,, 1hcy c.in keep
s1irc.1<l111g ,heir lihh n11d pollu1-
111g 1hl' hca.is .,ml 1nl11d, <1f 1he
rcM of 1hc college. hu1 I 1cll you
1hq 0011·11 I won'1 lc1 them'
Thal d<lgJUSI wo11'1 hu1111··
S1lcncc was Forcl"s only .111-
swc-r.
"I'm going 10 stop 1hcm 100.
It will rain. You will get wet. Deal.
commentary by Samantha Sellers
Surprise, n's rammg agam!
\Vclcomc to auiumn in Oregon.
hs lll11C LO pull OUI 1hosc nibbcr
boo1s and umbrellas, lolks.
'en use 11 's gorng w be n wet onr.!
I can hc:tt you Olll·Or-s1atcrs ask•
mg now. ·•am really. ho" much
..:~n ll ra111?'· And the answer 1s,
drum roll plea,e. a whole heck
111 :\ 101 S1x me hes of nun 111 n
1110111h ,s 1yp1rnl lor 1hc wcs1crn
hall ol Oregon ,n 1hr w1111cr. so
when )'OU c.lon'1 $CC the sun tor
SC\'cr;il wc:cks~armght. don I s1:m
llunkmg 1h,.u 1hc world 1s t:Pm• mg lO an end.
And r.nn 1s nol 1hc worse lhal
Portkmt.l can get. In Lhe wmtcr
ofl995-1996. 1hc Porilnnd area
cxpcncncc<l a wincl s1orm m
December, an 1cc swrm in Janu­
ary, and. nood Ill T'ebruary All
1hrcc of ,hcsc closed down local
pubhc schools ond ma1or road­
w;1vs Ask a scmor niccl>'
enough. and you may gc1 10 sec
hts or her p1c1urcsof ::l snow CO\'­
crrd I cw1s & Clark campus. a
s1gh1 we, hopclully, won', <ec
d111:i ycnr
In ndcl111011 IO all tins JO)'. ,he
Nnt1om1I \Vc;Hht·r crv1<.:c, m ;1
rctcn1 ::-.lmlv ol llll· ch111:11c re-
4 Pioneer Log November 19, 1999 ----
AJU 8Y IOU FOGAATV
vealed "' us 1h31 1hc Pacific
Nor1hwcs1 1s lcavmga thiny ye;;i.r
rdauvely warm, dry pan or a
longchmm1c cycle, :mcl rc•cmcr­
mg 1hc colclcr, wc11cr pan ol 1hc
C)•dc. Wh,k 1h1s ,, a norm.11
\l:tfl;-ttlOll m lhc wc:uhcr p.utcm~
or Oregon. none ,ll us (or a, lca>1
none of ns .)tudeub) remembers
1he 1ns1 umc Oregon w:\s wcucr
;1ml colder I han u ,~ now
~o 11II \'OU Olll·Or-:>l,11Cf!­
buck up ancl stop wh1111ng, he
t':tusc· 11 1s on\ ~0111g to get
W(lf<,e lrom he-rt ;\ml rtmcmhcr
111 the 1mmon,1i words ol Young
frnnkcnstc111, .. (.ould he worse
could br r.umng1" All of 1heml Las! year I m.,de
my m1s1.1kc Some wor1hlcss
scoundrel lricd to sell sm :1.., r~•
prcs°'mn and m my anger I rc­
rnlrnicd 100 qtuckly. I forced my
student rcprcscn1:1uvc pawns to
!)peak 0\11 .1g.1lns1 the vtclco, ~ml
lashed oul without h .. ~1ing 1hc
'' A dirty look appeared
on Ford's face. 'Yes,
well, there are the
student media
groups.' His expres­
sion, unmasked by
the scotch in his glass,
was one of a Catholic
father who just
learned his son
turned tricks behind
Templeton for drug
money.
'' wa1n, fn,1 u, ,cc 11 I had the
t(>mmmnt)'~ :-uppon Evcryom:
1urni:d .1,g;11n-.t me: the ac;)•kt~')­
mg!>tudcn1 rcp.5-. 1hc ;1dmmt'in.1-
11on csrc~ rnll)' 1 he nH·c..lrn
group~; my :1rgu111t11h wrn
shrcdtlrd ,11u) I w:,,; m:,dl' 1ht.:
lool.
"6111 th:11 will lllll happen I lu,
mnc. hc,ause I have ;1 plan• All
I have to do as very casual I)• re ..
qucsl 1ha1 each of 1hc s111dcn1
media groups revises Its code of
conduct. Then 1hcy will wruc
the.ir own boundanl:$, and their
hands will be tied be.hind 1hrir
backs. Those nnugh1y. naugluy
hands 1ha1 like su much 10 1ypc
nwnn :\rtic1cs :Inc.I record raun­
chy videos and hold 1hc micro­
phone as 1he sinful s1ude111s say
uiriy 1hings on 1hc radio•·•
Colin seemed 10 think 1ha1 if he read 1hc label vn h,s beer
hn11lr 1n1cndy enough Pord
would lorgcl h,m .mcl cln•p 1hc
c.onvcrs:uaon Rcgrc111ng 1h1:
word~ .1::,. I hry cam~ out ur lll!t
mouth. he .»k,·d hut wha1 if
1ht)' J11s1 ~, nndcar.houndanc.:s,
gMng 1l"•m-..:lvt, h,L<ically 1hc
S!lllH." rn.•c ro;1111 on I he h1gh
pl:1111-5 cil c;\u<lcm exprcs!'>1on?'"
"Hah:1• fltrd l:iu~hed ml,­
t:h1evously, th:11 is where I ha"c
them' M) Jtlb c11111lcs me 1hc
ngl11 '" rqccl their m<lc ,r I led
II Is. IOU v:.tgut• or 1101 fl'!,I rlt'llVC
c1m11gh. m t:ffccl I c.,n ~c.·cp
1hL·1n n•wn1mt u1111I 111~ J\1>1 ,1i,
I \\',ltll 11 lO hc.·1
Wh.11 11 1 lwy p11Hc,11 '
I hell ,,wn gu11lrh11c, hand-
1.nl<>rril 1,, 111) speul1c•llon,,
will pr~vrut then pnllC..!,1 trom
hctummg vehc.•mc111 t.:llllllHli 1n
he cffct11vc And cvcutnalli. lhl')'
will s11hm11 .md 1hr 1ss11< w,11
l.11k rrnm 1hc puhllc.,I .,ren.1
L\·\~11 H lhl' 111:1!.'>..,cc. gel lc'lci ,,u1-
,pok1·11 111 1hruw th•·m 1hc I
c•ln' .,hom your l111pnt1,u11 t~­
... uc.s non_:,,1.•thl' :me.I., !tllHlL•nt I•,~
1 um ur t wf1 u 111il I he.-~ hlM-' 1111ct­
cs1
I 11"11 you 1h,·,c ,1111k111,·
will.., .1rc wcnk. ,11\tl th~ 1111m'iu1k
fnur )'t.:,1ri. 1 hL·v !tpl·ntl r.-. 1111tltr­
gr.1tlu:\ll'~ 1.:, nm l01wugh um1: for
,\11)' mu.· of 1hcm lO ~top the
~lc:1dy c)nw.ud 111,Hl.h df 1ht
.1dm1111>1r,111u11·, agenda'
"In foe,, I wkc back wha1 I
said enrhtr I don·1 h:1tr my Joh.
I jus1 ha1< mos1 of 1he studcms.
I love whn1 I do for • living!
Being Dean of S1udcms is like
being.~ great p.atnarchal figure
1h01 helps the lost li11lc children
find 1hcir way hack 10 1hc nght
paih in lire 1 ge1 this sa1isfieu
rcchng ms1dc. hke l"m making a
difference 111 1hcsc kids lives­
like I'm domg so111c1hi11g really
good, you know?"
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Wixson
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The Pioneer log Is funded by your student fe~ God gets raw deal on not-so-pious campus
commentary by Joe Collver
So the Princc1oa Review re·
cnnly r.11cd Lewis & Clork 1hc
least religious school in 1hc n:i•
tion. I um no1 upset al all about
this even though l come lrom a
rdigious background (my lcl­
lo,, bo)·scouts used to rclcr 10
me as urn~achcr Poe·') and
would lutvt .. never thought m
my c~,rlicr days thru my future
college was gomi,: io be tbc k.\sl
likely 111 1hc n,11ion 10 g1v,· God
props Blll lik,· I said, ii doesn'I
bother me. I ilunk my foi1h ,,
challenged more a, LC than 11
would be most :mywhcn· els,·,
winch 1s good bccau~c I aclu•
all) have lO ilunk for my,clf 1,,
decide wha, I believe, 1101 inke
It vcrballm from Rohen
l:.tsmgcr and olhcr rcllgh.n1s
leaders
I don·, know wh) C'3CLIY
mos1 people .uound here ;trc
an11•Hc:ivcnly l·a1hcr and all
thru I thlnk many !,lmlcnt!, at
LC were hrough1 up in al least
a !,Omewlr:.11 religious 1.·u,·1ro11-
mcn1 i111d ,hen ~;we u11 1hdr
Sund•) ~rhool fervor 111 m1ddk
school out cl h 1gh school ,, hen
problems m 1hcir lives could nn
loniter be solved by ,n:111d1ng
uncomfonahly m pew~ ~mglog
,1bo111 Jesus. Seeds or do11h1
grow easily 1n the mmds of
yomh who are asked w believe
in a God 1ha1 1hey c,111'1 sec or
hear: n Goel Lhal doesn'1 answer
prayers tor money. ice cream,
love, the lives of their dying
grandparents or 1hc deaths of
,heir schoolyard enemies.
Examining semantics
of new student art
center's moniker.
l was surpnscd upon reading
"'Bye Plauform, hello Plaucau"
las, week 10 learn 1ha1 1hc Stu•
den, An Center has indeed
changed its name. I remember
1hc sLu<lcnt poll I ha1 wen,
around c-arlicr lhi.s semester ask•
mg !or student feedback over
name choices. However, this
change may have some c.onsc•
qucnccs 1ha1 1hc "Plaucau" pro­
poncms did no1 anuc1pau:. That.
or they have a different concept
or an than I do. Lewis & Clark
c.:ommunhy, do you realize cx­
ac1ly wha1 kmcl of a choice you
made by rcnammg lhc Plauform
the "'Platteau"?
The "Pla1tcau" isjustn n•mc.
8\tt at the same lime. it is 1hc
munc or a student art center. a
place for stu<ltnlS on cmnpus 10
crca1c and pcrfonn lhcir ,1ic,'IS in
·:m anis1ic mcdiurn. his a pbcc
to express their innermost selves.
How.:vcr, a "1:>latcau" lS L) an cl•
cvaied ,rae1 of level land; or 2) a
temporary hail m progress. Do
we rcall)' wam 10 name aslUdcnt
an cc mer son1c1hmg I h:n me,,ns
Oarncss? S0111c1h111g 1ha1 means
p:n1se? As m a pause in crca11 , ••
ity. a comlonablc kind of mu­
no1ony? My conccp1 of"" ,s
so111c1h111g 1ha1 challenges the
lhn11s of ,hough,, pushes the nn-
15l nncl l!cr viewers beyond 1hc1r
comlon zone, and SOllll'lhtng
1hat c-;,1uscs someone lO rc1hmk
1he w:.y he views 1hr worlcl Of
course. Ml C":lO bC' u hH lc.ss 1han
1h1~ hu1 11 lal\ ll~o he ,u mud, As 1hcsc youth grov, older
lhcy bl~come even more cynical,
spo11111g ,he hypocrby present
in most religious ll'IStlluuons.
in their J,tO\'Crnmcnl, ~md 1n 1hc
words and ac1 ion.s of aduhs all
around 1hem. They learn that
real life 1s 1101 like Mr. Roger's
Ndghborhood, that 1hcyarc not
all going 10 grow up 10 be rich
and l,apJ>)' like the smiling foccs
on TV. Undcrs1a11dably this
ruakcs these young people an•
gry, and who else ct1uld be bet·
tcr to vent this., rage ;md frus•
1ra11on on than 1hc Big Man
h1111sclf, 1he guy who was there
fl'Om 1hc very beginning when
,heir parents broughl them 10
church hoping 1hc yu111l1 would
gain the foith 1hc parents 1hcm­
sch·cs hnd lo:-i-l
LC\ godk» ,1udent bndy
may or muy nm hi: ~, result of
our nw.trcm:~~ or ~,II tht.< wrong
lhmg, 1lm1 arc happening In
thb "orld 1hat religious groups
don't offer o ,olu1ion lo. Wlu11-
cvcr the C.l!it:, l don't 1hink ii I.!>
~round, lor givmg I urd Al­
m1ght) 1he finger I do11'1, bt·
cau.sr I sc<.· a h1g difference be­
tween what 1ht• 6ibh-s,,y-. and
what churchc~ :i..1y, I t1lc.o ~cc
Gnd as a p.1r1 nl nt) cuhurc,
5omc1 h111g m} 1.mce.,.tors hc­
llcvcd in and ~omcthmg I C!m
he he proud of. I do not offer
my religion 3!> a sc.1lu11on to anr­
onc else's pcoblems, hut rather
as a personal method I have
devised for exploring the uni­
versal tnuhs of love. honor}
piLy, pride. compassion. sn.cri•
ficc and poking fun a, people
who look funny. Lewis & Clark was recently ranked first in the "students ignore God on a regular basis"
category. Reed didn't even make the top ten. The Reedies were pissed.
Letters to the Ed·itor
more. Do we re,llly wam to call
our pcrfornung sp:1cc somclhing
1ha1 mcanscxac1ly the opposite?
Mi1ybe I'm overscnsiuvc be­
cause I'm n phiJosophy m"Jor
antl English minor and I grew up
on a plateau. The pln1eau 1hai I
am from is lovcl)r and paslOral,
with gorgeous VlCWS or ML
Rainier and daily visits from I he
endless supply of local dairy
cows. 1l docs not. however. re•
Occt lo me 1hc vibrontnwarcness
1ha1 an brings, nor the feeling
that wi1 h more work. some, hing
tnily brilliant could be born inl(>
the world.
The word "plateau" has ncg,1-
uve con.ncnanons even in ordi•
nary use. My housc .. matc's ex·
ample: when son'leonc says ;1 rc­
la1ionsh1p has hi 1. a plateau. 1hal
is usually no1 • good 1hlng for
1hc rcla1ionship. Further, I won­
der how students would take it
if 11,ciradmir~rs cmnc up to lhcir
pho,ography/cernmics/dance ex•
hibi11ons and gushed: ·oh,
you've clcfinilcly h11 a plateau!"
To be quuc honest, now 1hal
thr space previously known as
the Plaufonn has hecomc a Slll­
dcnl an ccnicr, I think It de­
serves us n;1mc more I han ever.
A phufunn. m contrnst lO a pl:t·
,cau, ,, I) a rniscd honzontal
surface, as a ~tagc for ~pc.tkc:rs.
rte.; and 2) a s1aiemcn1 of pohcy,
e,p. ol a poh1lcal n:,turc. A pint·
lonn rnkc.·~ .l stnm,c. suggc~b ti
c:our~L' or Ill non and lmpl11;,
111ovcmcnt There L-.; ;i my:;11t1uc,
.m 1n1nguc to ;1 pbdorm th,11 i-;
1<11ally lackmg nf a pla1c:iu A
pl:ulorm, ltkc:, forum. h» ~ place
to ,hsplay work for lccdi>:ick .ind
11 -.ug_~cst, nupTovcmcnl 111m·t.·· mcnt lowar<ls ;1, divmc or sub­
lime complc1 ion. A plateau is
stoppage. The anis1 has left 1h1·
building and all 1ha1's left Is his
<>id pai111S Is 1ha1 1hc kind of
image the center wants 10 pm
fonh?
l Jm no1 ir)ring to auack any•
one. As I said, I am from a pin•
tcau and I think 1hey arc luvcly
places. My problem ,s 1ha1 L do
not sec how a student an cen­
ter, a place promoting lhc art is•
tk process, can be contcm with
being named a "'plateau"
Wendy Clark
Student journals:
forums for literary and
artistic expression
The annual s1udcm literary
magazines arc places for :itudcnts to
communic-:uc arti.s1ic:dl>1 through
writing and artwork ab-otn pretty
much any1hing. Each one has a gen•
trnl theme, and bct,vccn 1hc five or
1hcm smdc.nis will find nt least one
where they thmk 1hm work woulJ
(h in
J.umuy Rrl'lrn ,s I hr longc,1
mnnmg puhlic-auon and 1hc most
sdcc1ive s1mlcn11ourn,11, However,
11 ,s also the mos, op<-n about con-
1cn1 and lopi< E:id, year 1he Lu
R1•1 lrl\ s1,11T <lWJ,"S on a name 1ha1
[us ,he look ,111<I )eel or ,he l\lrtrlll
h(lo~. Jn dkcl ;thnmg II~ hJcnlll>'
1111 the m~ick .111d l°ln the 1,u1i;1dt
wnh ci1ch new \'Ci.IT L1~1 yc.u H v. ,1,
Collkd Jmbro~ho All 1ypcs,>hn11
1c11 wc.uk:. at~· cn11i,1di.:ret1. ,h \\fll .h
.lrt .111J phc11,,R,r~1ph) rmm .,11 Jlll'l1I
hc.-r!-,.)r lht.. I C c..onm1un1t~ l '-Ill
Jeni,, ,1,111 .,nJ l.1u1hi•} Those mterc,r;1ct.! 111 m1cmauonal
alTou,; 1111gh1 hkc to pic.k up• copy
or 1hc Mm,l111n, LC's 1mcma1ional
and cross .. cuhural prri.pcc:th•c JOUr·
nal-aftcr you suhntll your own
wming 10 11, ol cour;c. The publi­
cauon ,11.:cepls ~,e:idcmic papers ancl
crcalivc. writing, such as overseas
Journal cnmcs, cla.ss pnpl'rS, cre­
ative cssoys •ml pho1ogmphy.
(Pousd is the newest or the! an ..
nual student publications, and is
dedicated IO publishlng writing
that's inte.ndcd lO be seen, not rtJd
Anyone whos gone 10 the One Acts
or saw Once Upon a Wcekcn<l
knows I here arc some. t:1len1e<l the·
Jtricol writers al LC. (Pause) wd­
comcs submissions from play­
wrigh1s, screenwriters :md pcrfor­
m:mce anists.
lnternalion31 s1udcn1s whose
n:111vc langu~1ge i.s n<>t English, as
well as American srn<lcnts who
speak a foreign language cou sub­
mit ('rctHivc writing to-you
guessed h-1hc Pof)'gfoL Anyone
with lingms1ica1ly- or intcrn:uion­
ally-inspircd tntwork is ~,lso iuvitc<l
10 suhmil This pubhca11on will be
celebrating its tenth )'C,\r in print
1lCXI spnn~. nncl 10 llllkl' 11 llCl'C.S·
sibk 10 1hc whok l.e·,·1s & Cl,,rk
co111mu1111y, Pof\,gfot is publishing
English I r:msl:n1on, of us pieces for
lhe ~concl yc~u ht II row.
For 1hosc of you who plan on
:lltfmhng or pn:scntmgat tlw Gl'n·
tier Studies Sympnsnnn, plan on
c~prt.ss.mg )'Our ,•1cws on grndcr
h',UCS In S~•nr,gw. fh1i 1ournal 11f
gender thought +inti txprcssicm ls
,tl(o1' Lclchr.11111g, it,; tcrtth nnm\'l'r­
\3rv thl(. spnng.
"uhm1~-,iun de;tdllnts arc ntur-
111~ I krt: .m· 1h~· 1l1urn.1L~' dc.uHmc.:.
L1t Unu'~\ 1 n 0<~.tdhne On 13 Mrrid11111 152 Deadline: 1:J1d of
Foll Scmes1cr
(P11usr) 169 Deadline: Jnnuary
2000
Polyglot 1965 Dcndllnc: Nov. 30
Synrrgia 153 Deadline: Nov. 1➔
Editors or the Lit Rt\•icw1 Mcricl-
itm, (Pausd, Pofy~lot, and Syncrgia
In response: WTO
doesn't deserve
democratic labeling
ln response to Patnck
Cronin's uninrormccl letter: Ac•
mally, 1hc WTO ovcrrnlcs na­
tions' sovereignty by sumg coun­
trks when their individual trade/
labor/environ nicn tal/morn I
regulations (like rorlmld,ng
1radc with South Afrrca durm,g
apartheid) may in any way in•
hibil ~ Ct)lnpany's 1mdc m 1ha1
country. even h) lhc dctnmcm
of consumers and ciuzcns. Do
European comurics owe com­
pcnsnlion 11> 1he t\mcrica11 heel
industry bccau~r thC)' tried lO
swp the importa110n of dis('ascd
me:ll lO their ('ll1ZCJ1!,,? Is ll
<lcmucratic: to force c.:1t1:c.·ns IO
pa)' d:lln:igcs It) :1 mulu-million
tloll:1r i1ncrna1ion,1l cotpora11on
1ha1 feels 1hrca1,·ncd by an 111d1•
,·1dunl country'.:;: .:;:1:mclarcb' The
\VTO 1s the grc.:.ws1 :tWtLk on
thr <lcmotrauc con~umcr nnd
dtizcn \\C focc." totla). ,1hhm1)!.h
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November 19, 1999 Pioneer Log 5 Pioneer Log Arts==============
Mickey Hart to appear at Powell's on Saturday
Percussionist Mickey Hart
will be appear at Powell's
this Saturday at 7:30 to
introduce his new book
Spirit into Sound: The
Magic of Music.
Spirit.,., &>1111d
The rnug1; ot ;ffu~IC
MICKEY HAKf
PHOIO COURJ(SY Of •MWWMHAATCOM
by Laurel Beauns
When mos1 people hear I he
munc Mu.:kcy M::irt 1hcy ;lULO­
mn1icallyas.socia1c him with 1hc
three decades he spcnl with the
Grattfol Oc:u.l m which he. :tlong
wilh Bill Krcu1z.m:111n. v1r1trnll)'
1ranscendcd cmwcmional no­
tions of rock drumming. Nick­
named 1hc .. Rhythm Devils," 1hcsc 1wo percussionists cre.a1cd
an mdcscrihable rhyLhmic e.n•
ergy thM conncctccl so pov,1cr­
ru11>• wilh 1he audience that of ...
1cn times these .. space" sessions
became 1he highlight or the
shows. Yet. there 1s another side
10 1his 111:an. During his appear­
ance al Powell's lhis Saturday
1'11~h1 at 7 .30 he will read from
his new book 1h01 showcases his
l1fc1unc passion lor rhythms and
his quchl lO d1sc0\·cr wh:u 11 1~
ahou1 nll\SIC 1ha1 LS .stl sp1ri mnlly
commumrnblc
Throughou, his hfc, M1ckc)•
Mart has been c.lnvcn 10 lcnrn
nbou1 the different rh)1thms ere•
•tcd by different culture.<, Me has
1rnvckd the world in order to
meet wfth m:'lny teachers and
has even produced an album th~t
highlights his collobora1ions
with these lc-achcrs. This album,
cn1illccl Plant:t Dn,m. w;.1s re­
leased m 1991 and rccc,vcd 1hc
Grammy for 8cs1 World Music
Album lhat year. 11 r,lso rc­
m:c1incd numbct one on 1he Bill­
honrd World Music Chari for
twcn1y-six week:,. J-tc has com­
poscc.l scorc...'i, themes and
SC'\und1mcks for movies surh as
Apocaly1,sc Now and T/,c 1ivlfigl11
Zmw. His other hooks include
D1·11mm111g m 1/,r E<lgr of M11gi1
Into the Woods:
A fairy tale lacking magic?
by Antonia Giedwoyn
Thursday, Nov. I I marked
Lewis & Clnrks opening week­
end of 1hc popular and chol•
lcnging Sondheim and l.;!pin'c
111u<1cal. Into 1/1< \Voods. The
written musical is m and of it•
self a superb work 1hn1 dcm­
onstr:ues the wttt)' m1agina•
uons and scducuvc s1ory1clling
abilities or Stephen Sondheim
and James laptne. This par•
11cular producllon, howevc,,
fell short of the excellence de•
m,mded by 1hc script ;ind
score.
The show opened wnh n cu­
rious siglu: an unonhodox and
supcrOuous clircc1orial addi­
tion of 1 wo dancers who 11\0\ICd
around upst..ige for Sc\•cral mo·
mems before the prologue, and
Lhcn functioned as distracting,
dclibcnnely visible stagehands
for 1he dura1ion of the show.
Other deviations from the
scrip, and score included 1hc
lowering of the character
Rapunzel's soprano solos. and
the decision to makt the: nar•
ra1or a non•singing role.
The Mmanding vocal score
illuminated ,he cast's va.sllydif­
fcrent singing abilities, which
ranged from sirong to poor.
though most of the singing was
pleasant,
Unfonunately, ii was neces­
sary 10 strain one's ears 10 hear
Individual and even small
group songs. which were oflen
nearly inaudible. The singers'
soft voices, coupled whh the
orchestra's inevitable volume..
required 1he use of hanging mi­
crop honcs, yet there were
none.
The orchesira pla)'ed well,
and the light designs were cf-,, ____ _
This particular pro­
duction fell short of
the excellence de­
manded by the
script and the score. _____ ,,
fcc1ivc. lf not for 1hc three
pieces or topcstry-likc decorn•
,ions occasionally on-saagc -
>pclHng Olli, as ,f lO remind an
amnesiac uudicncc,
"Cinderella's Palace," "Baker's
Mouse," and so for1h, -the
>Cl w,,uld have been en11rel)'
plc,,smg.
The ac1ing, while rarely ex­
ceptional, was, on 1he whole,
sa1isfac1ory. Though a 1alcn1ed
comedic ac-rnr,Juslin Sanders.
in his role as the old man.
jumped aro'und 1he s1age ex­
cessively in the first act.
The production's strengths
primarily consisted of a hand­
ful of actors who warrant spe­
cial applause. Tana Wojczuk
performed admirably -she
was natural and at ease in her
rote o.s narrotor,Jocob Blumer
was energeiic and engaging
both as the wolf and the simi­
larly salacious Cinderella's
prince. Julie Gurski, Katie
Rodgers, ond Jonas Lerman
have proven themselves to be
promising new sources of tal­
ent.
In comparison 10 some
powerful Ponland produc•
lions of"lmo the Woods" per­
formed in recent years, LC's
produc1ion presented
Sondheim and l.;!pine's highly
magical script and score with­
ou I fully conveying that
magic.
6 Pioneer Log November 19, 1999 NIOIOCOUA1£SY Of 'lo'\VW.MliAAI COM
In addition to drumming, Mickey Hart is a social activist, a
teacher, and an author. He is currently researching the
healing qualities of music.
and Planet Drum, both published
by Grateful Dead Books.
Hari 1s also a soc1al ac11v1s1.
In 1991 he "PPC'1red before 1hc
U.S. Scn,uc Commiuec on Ag·
ing and spoke abou1 the hc>ling
v.1lue of drumnungand rhy1hm,
especiall)' for :ifn1e11ons nssod­
atcd wi1h old age. Rcccndy, he
has hccn working wi1h a group
of roncc.rnc.c.l activists and ccolv•
gis1s to save old grnwth red­
wood.Ii or the Headwaters Porcst
ln northern C."llifomia
.... • ~for1S new book :ntcmpts 10
take an undcrstanchng or music
10 higher levels Throughout 1hc
ages. people from oil cuhurcs
h:wc::itrugglcd 10 unclers1:md th~
powc.r and beauty or nrnsi<.': this
book examines 1hc magic qual•
i1y of sound ... This hook is not n
mu.scum of ol<l lde.1,:;., bu1 rather
a living intcrnctivc guide lO the
fu1urc." says I-tart. "'\.V11h this
book we wan1cd to shnrc the
knowledge we have discovered
tn our ongoing research proJCCt In search or the Gr•II -1hc CX·
plan:,11ion for 1hc connec1ion
bet ween music and 1 roncc . .,
The book compiles cxeerpis
1ha1 Hart ;'Ind his C0-3\llhor
Fredric L1chcrman have been
collecilng 1hroughou1 1hc ycan,
and through 1hdr r~eal't"h 111 the
music archives ::u the L1hr:u'V of
Congr,·:,~. \.Vith 1he locus on°thc
..-pirnual a:,pc, t of music, llUotcs
.trc 1~1kcn rrom a widl' vnricty of
lh111kcr~ :incl -:,rusts sut:h as
Pl.110. I knrr Oavl<l Thoreau,
John Lennon. Tlmo1hv I c:1ry.
Jim Morrnmn andJ1m1 Hcnclnx.
One quote 1h,ll was prirLicul;.11'1y
intcrcsung wus fr(un Karlhcmz
Stockhausen: "Thmk NOTH­
ING/ Wau unnl h ,s absolmely
sull / w11han you/ When you
h:,vc:ina,ned 1h1s/llegin 10 play
I As soon as you start to think/
STOI' I And iry 10 refrain/ The
Slate of NON-HUNKING /Then
Ca1)1uinuc pl;.1ying, ..
While Mari's oppcaranc• at
Powell's will mclccd hr a very
cliffcrc.nl experience from l1s1en~
ing 10 him rock om on the drums
a1 Dead shows or with fur1hcr
1011r, it should he mtcrc.sung 10
sec what conclusions he reaches
1hrough his own experiences
wnh pcrfonnancc and 1hrough
his research on 01hcr musicians
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Cro~s country finishes fourth in conference at regionals
Junior Chris Mayer led the
men's cross country team
to a fifth place overall
finish at regionals. Mayer
finished fourth and earned
a berth to the national
competition in Wisconsin.
by Oaniel Ruprecht -----
As WJS 1hc <."aSc ;111 season.
J l11uor ChrLc; Mayer took l he
spotlight ,,s Lewis &-Cbrk cross
country's star pcrforml'r la!-tl Sac•
urd.1y w11h" founh-plncc flmsh
al Lhc 1eg11:in~il mcc1 near
E1tmc:ada M,tycr c.an1cd :i ,rip to
SaLUrdt,y'~ nn1lon.1I 1m.•c1111 \Vb­
Lonsin wiLh his cfton. l>ctominA
1hc ril"SI Pioneer lurncr In a dc-­
c.-:,dc: 10 do :io. crnturcs, dashing hopes 1hat a
SIP.ad)' rain would disadvantage
tca1n$ visiting frnm southern
Californi;i
The cross country gods musl
huve been wotchrn~ over the
Pioneer:, a~ the)' 1.tC'Cd on their
home course at Mclvc.r Sunc
Park. located 1,w, ccn Portlnnd
'' This race was proof of
the old cross country
adage that anything
can happen on any
given day.
Jeremy McWilliams
Assistant coach
Cross Country ''
r~1oro COIJIUUV P,WIP I Ir lrmn the starl ol 1hc Scilo:;on."
~k\V1lh.1ms ,;;aid '"..-\Iler Confor­
l'lltc 11 didti'I luc>k hk!! H \1,.•oulJ
happen, bu1 they ,·:a1uc.•
1l11nugh ...
o.-, the womcnS.suk, LC w;is
dcvcn1h of 17 tc:tm!, m ~1 n:-p,,on
1h:11 h.tS 1rnd111onally hccn c,n1.•
ol 1hc stronP,l'.Sl 111 1hc t:ou1111 )'
rl1l' f',os· s,."th•plat..:c (mi.sh
.unn11g N\VC 1e.u11>-tcprl.'--.. cllh:tl
.1 nornhlc 11nprovcnu.·111 lrorn
thi.:lf r~ult uf c1~luh pl.11.:c ,II
Conl'crcnLr.
1\11 1hi: womt."11 compc.tcd
well .1mJ put '1tlt il l'C'•tllr <;lllld
clfon," M( \\lilliatm. -.,1icl I k ttls-0
OlHCcl 1h.11 ho1h ntc.•n•s .m<l
wo1111.:.n~ tune~ were um51dcr­
.1hly .!llowc1 1h.m normal clue ht
so~)' c.:'1ur~ c..ondi11on~.
Scmnr 1-lch:n T.1mmcla \\~b
the lnslc~I IC wom1111 Im the
hhh nwct ,n .L mw, lm,shin~ -+~th
m .1 tune ol 20 I l MnycrS :,1dek1ck Neil Wt;ll'c.
:i sophomore. missed a n.1t1on­
;1ls bcrih of his own h)' Just 1wo
places. wluch amoun1cd 10 less
1h:m seven sccomb •. l te finished
:, highly-,·cspec,ablc tenth in "
lime of 26:38 wi1h n "break-
1 h rough• rnce, assisrnn1 coach
Jeremy McWilliams said. Wen re
was 1hc fiflh Northwcs1 Confer­
ence runner across the line :rnd
placed second among lowcr­
classmcn. and M1 Hood ii seemed 1hu1
CVCl)'lhmg wc111 nglu for LC nnd
wrong lor 1ts opponents.
Forrest G rick, PLU's top run­
ner .ind one of Mayer's main n­
,,als, stunned the crowd whh a
dramatic perfom1ancc down the
homcs1rc1ch. He colla1>scd lcss
th:u, 50 meter$ from the Onish
and s1n1gglcd in vain 10 get up
for more than a mlnole before
r.nally hobhling across 1he fin•
lsh line. Junior runner Chris Mayer earned a trip to nationals with a
fourth place individual finish at last weekend's regionals. l he tUi.'.ll, 11:.;ml hni!,hc<l lhc
")\!:t-.on wnh ,t wm•ll1~~ rc:c<•rd ,,I
76•➔ 1,mc.rnrng 1ha1 u hc:11
nc.uly 1w1cc .,s many tc.1111,; .,~ ii
lost w The women ended up
➔9-~8 l3oth results: :tl'C' vnst 1111•
provcmrms lrom past year.,
Mayer's solid perfonnancc
was one ~xpe.c1cd occurrence on
a day tluu saw its share of sur­
prises and upsets. for one. Lhe
Novemhcr sun made an improb­
able appearance and w:lfmcd the:
tHr 10 near•rccord u::mp• Both the men's and women's
1cams turned in much Slronger
performances 1h;m 1hcy h~,<l two
weeks earlier :11 the-Northwest
Conference Championships, when it seemed 1ha1 the olhtr
teams were getting :1111hc hrcaks.
The men handily bent Willam­
<llc, PLU and George Fox, nil ol
which had btatc.n the Pios :u
Conference. and 1hc wom~n
avenged losses to George Fox
and Linfielci
"Th,s race was prool or ,he
old cross country adage th::it any­
clung c~•n happen on any given
clay." McWilliams sn.id,
Lady Pioneers look to suprise
in upcoming basketball season
by Rocky Campbell
Following a 6-17 season. af-
1er which the team los1 six play­
ers, four or whom had srnrting
roles, opponcms might not cx­
pec1 much from the Lewis &
Clark women's hasketball team
1 his year. Such underestimation
could cerl3inl)' lend to I he down­
fall of ,cams in the upcoming
basketball season, which starts
friday al lhc Univcrsil)' of
Redlands Tourney in California.
Dcs1,i1e a currc111 roster or
only 8 plnycrs. the Pinnccrs will
look 10 surpnsc opponents with
a c:ombin:uion or frc-_shman 1al•
cn1 and returning lc.:ldcrship.
Three freshmen, Ricnn~
Gildner. Courtney Spcllaci•, nnd
Jenn)' Upjohn, and sophomore
Valis• l-ligman join the squad
this fall and arc expected lo con•
1nbu1csignificnnll)' 10 the team's
success immediately. While
Spellacy will lend the 1com at
point guard, Ridner, at forward,
will cause fits for opponents
wt1h an unyielding physical
presence on rebounclingancl dc­
rcnsc, as well as her ability 10
score lrom a v~lnc1y or areas on
the court Coach M1s~y Snuih,
in her fourth year as I he LC
Women's haskc1ball coach. also
cxpec1s slrong coniributions
from Upjohn's sharp shuoling
;md Hlgman's aggressive nnd ruh­
lc11c play. Coupled w11h rcturn­
mg players Jcuclk Hraun,
Natalie Costa, Gwen Porrest,
and Nicole Pace, thcv wi11 form
n young ltam, con 1ammg only one senior, Forrtst.
The strength of this team, ac•
cording 10 Coach Smith and
many or I he pla)'erS, seems 10 be
i1s strong 1cam chemistry_ In
observing the team play. this
strength quickl)' becomes cvi­
clcn1. The pla)'crs obviously be•
licve in c3Ch 01hcr and shO\\I a
strong and shared sense of de•
sire on the court. Smith crt<lits
muth or the l(:un chemistry I()
1hc leadership role taken by
Forrest during the off-season.
when she org;m1zcd voluntary
workoU1s and ac11v1ucs, which
broughl Lhc team closer to­
gether In addition to Forres,.
1hc coacl1cs will also look 10 jun•
ior guard, Nicole Pace. 10 pro­
,•ide leadership both on and off
the coun
The size of 1hc. lCam. which
certainly helps fornt such a
close-knit gr<>111>, will also be the
Pioneers· most glaring weakness.
Wilh only 1hrtC' reserves unril
Chrislmas when juniors Lauren
Dunmian :md Yuuk, Tcmda look
to rejoin 1hc team after partici•
pa ting m study abroad trips. the
Pioneers canno1 afford to lose
any players to sickness ur lllJUf)',
For this reason. physical condl•
lic>ning cakes up 1:irgc ,1moums
of practice time for the Pioneer~
Their lack uf depth w1 II also he
exposed If ,my pla)'cr gets ,nio
foul trouble
Coach Smith i.:; cxched about
her ll'~un's chances tlus sprin~
In tm intcrvlcw Smith said. "\Ve~
expect 10 surpnsc several te:a1ns
this stnson. \Vc'rc cxc11cd. be• licve strongly m them, and look
forward to seeing them play."
~ler enthusiasm is also shared by
sn,dcnts who have observed the
lC31tl,
As evidenced by the Pioneers'
scrimmages, 1 he. upcoming sea­
son looks 10 be one of high of­
fensive production. They h:ivc
30 .abilily TO score from any pan
of the Ooor. The inside game
looks rc:,dy 10 nourish wi1h the
power of Gildner and the rincssc
of Forrest. While 1hcgu,ucls will
complcmcm them wi1h strong
shooting and Spcllacy's abdny to
d1s1ribute the ball and slash 10
1he basket. With such scoring
po1cn11al on offense, Smith hns
rcccnlly emphflsizcd I he need for
wong (bu, foul-free) individu:ii
:rncl tc:1111 clcfcn$e m recent pmc•
1 ice sessions. In upcoming
games. the Pioneers will look 10
pby nggrcsswdy hmh on offcn$C
and defense.
After the tol1.rn:.,mc1H in C.11i­
forni.'1. lhc Pioneers open a,
home against Carlton College at
6:00 pm,Soturday, Nov. 27. They
will then play five more g.11ncs
prior 10 1hc1r f1rs1 conference
game, fan. 8, ag~mst Pacific.· Uni•
vc.1·s11y 111 Foresl Grove
Wh,lc the Pioneers: ccrtninly
clo11·1 hcacl 1n10 1hc bitaSOn .l!I
fovc:"rlt~ 111 conference play. thry
will surprise m,.ny opponents
\Vith their mix ol new 111lc111 and
returning leadership. With
strong uffc1bivc: production un<l
an oggn:sswr. bu1 foul-free. de­
fense, 1 he r1os look L<> improve
up<>n IJst ,·c:.tr's 6-J 7 se;1:ion. The men;, team finished nf,h
or l'l \cams in the NC1\A Divi­
sion 111 We-st Rcginn, which in•
eludes the nine NWC schools
and 01 hers most I)• from soul h~
ern C.,lifornm, LC was second
among NWC tc:.1111s, :1 nrnJor
11nprovcmcn1 from us llfth-pl.1cc
hnish a1 1hc Confcrcm:c Cham­
pionships 1wo \\1ec.ks earlier.
"They Onnlly realized 1hc po­
tcnrial 1hcy had hccn showing
Team Results
Men
I. Puget Sound (75 poinLS)
2. Claremont-Muud-Scripps
(83)UC San Diego (83)
➔. Whinier (I LS)
5, Lewis 6z Clark (123)
6. Willamcuc (1➔8)
7 Pacific Lutheran ( 172)
8. George fox ( 180)
9. Pomona-Pi1zer ( 188)
10. Colorado College (273)
11. Cal Lutheran (33.5)
l2. Whitworth (360)
13. Whitman (362)
14 Pacific (389)
15. Cal State Hayward (397)
l6. Unfocicl (Incomplete)
l.3Vcrnt (lne<>mplete)
Cha1m1on (lncomplc1c)
Redlands (incomplete)
Women
I. UC San Diego (57 points)
2. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
(74)
3. Wlllamcne ( 115)
➔. Colorado College ( 131)
5. Whitman (l38)
6. Poinon.1-Pil2cr(l51)
7. Pacific Lutheran (]86) Mc\Villhuns s:1id M:1)1Cr will
he shooung for ,\ll-1\mcranrn
St,11us :u ~:.uurclny's mcc1 1n
Oshkosh. \J.'isconsin
Ma)'Cr will also be ~aimng ex•
pcncncc torn p1oh.1hlc ,·cmrn 10
o:\lionnls next ye.1r. "Thi:, 1::, ~
ch:mcc lor Chn~ Ill gc1 his fc:c1
wt1 and ~cc wh:u 11~ all :1hou1,"
Mc:\V1lli~ms s.,id.
8. Whitworth (192)
<J. Redlands (210)
IO. Puge1 Sound (262)
I I. Lewis & Clark ( 2<12)
12. George Fox (333)
13. Pacific (376)
14. Cal Lu1hc.rnn (380)
15. L,Vcrnc (lncompic1c)
Linficld (Incomplete)
Chapman (lneomple1c)
Individual Results
Men
4. Chris Mayer (25:53)
I 0. Neil Weare (26:38)
32. tlnthony Young
(27:28)
39. Andrew Cody (27:48)
➔5 Andrew Ault (27:58)
66 l:111 Townley (28:38)
( 108 finishers)
\Vomcn
➔8 Melen T:unmcln
(20: IJ)
61 Cecily Pingree (20:33)
65 Talia Epstein (20:➔0)
67. Colleen McGraw
(20·45)
73 f.mil)' Erwin (20:55)
76. Monica DeP11cs1
(ll :04)
92.Jauna Williams (21 :52)
( I 04 fimshers)
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November 19 Christensen and Clark vs. Pacific Lutheran
Lawrence Leighton Smith University in the
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The student prod11ced Chapel at 8:00 pm. Pavillion at 1 :00 pm.
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pm in Tamarack. Saturday Woods" at 8:00 pm in
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Fall Musical "Into the the main stage.
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ProIeet. Meet at the
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Flanagan Chapel at 10:00 Templeton at 8:30 am. SOFA Cinemas present
pm. "Tombstone" at 3:00 pm
111 the Council Chamber.
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Cascade Lanes Bowling 4:30 pm in Stamm EasL
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Student Junior Recital November 22
with Larry Williams and
Inger Bornzin at 1 :00 pm
in Evans Auditorium. Goldeneye Tournament
at 6:00 pm in the Council
Oregon Repertory Singers Chamber.
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