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Volume 64, Number 12 Friday, March 3, 2000 http:/ /www.ldark.edu/-piolog
Party wins one seat; President to be decided in run-off
President Wrlte•in candidates: Jimmy Buffet 1
Adam Burr 1 Jule Schultz 3
562 votes cast Amy Harwood 1 Katie Tobin 1 Vice-President for
Budget and Finance Twat Menky 3
Vanllla Ice 1
Willow McCormick 1 Erik "the Caboose"
Kabusreiter
Ernie 1
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2 477 votes cast Joe Bielecki 280
Travis Litman 223
Julia Davis 43
Write•in candidates: Big Chief Dickhead 1
Darth Vader 2 Meso Horny 1
Paul Grostield 1 Daniel Kroos 203 Student Representa­
tives Gene Wixson
Huey
Dusty Hoesly 1
Francois Mitterand 1 Write-In candidates:
Alana Dease 1
Alex Brown 1
Ben Patinkin 1
Cody Hoesly 2
Darth Vader 3
Gene Wixson 1
Jon Bennion 1
Josh Wallaert 1
Paul Grosfield 3 Hirottito 1
lam Malcom 1
Jean Luc Pica rd 1
Maggie Kral 1
Mickey Mouse 1
Monica Lewinsky 1
Paul Grosfield 1
Rudy Juliani 1 That One Guy Who's
Cool 1
Willow McCormick 2
Vice President for
Student Academic
Affairs
524 votes cast
Matthew "Buzzy"
Nielsen 332 Amy Harwood 1
Ben St. 1
Ben Stoddard 242
Buzzy 1
Cody Hoesly 1
Daniel Leonard 1
Dan Metcalf 1
Darth Vader 1 1430 votes cast
Lindsay Kohn 301
Andrew Keeler 285
Andrew Daily 220
Dusty Hoesly 212
Jefferson Laffey 191
Cody Hoesly 164
Write-in candidates: Jeff Crowl
Julianna Gray
Kathy Carlson
Louie
Maverick
Micah Risher
Michael Ford
Mickey Mouse
Mike Manchester
Mr. T 1
Pop Eye 1 Spock 1 Elvis Prestly 1 Aaron Green 1 Nelson Mandela 1
Thye Schuyler 1 Travis Litman 1 Brandon Ma~h 164 Erika Bemoth 1 Aaron "Howie" Not Party -Anyone 1
Not Party -Daniel
Ruprecht Willow McCormick 1 Willow McCormick 1
(I) 1 Write-in candidates: J. Andrew Keeler 1 Howard 1
Amy Harwood 2 James Tucker 1 Andrew Johnson 1
Andy Rice 1 Jillian Schmidt 1 Ayn Rand 1 None of the presiden•
tlal candidates ob­
tained a majority vote
(more than 50% of
the total coun). Vice President for Student
Organizations Colin Gulley 11
Dan "the Man"
Satterlee 1 Jimmy Buffet 1
Julianna Gray 1
Katie Chrislip 1 Bert 1
Bill Gates 1
Brando Azzara 1 Robert Childs
Spanky
Tony Amante
Travis Litman
Tyler Lindsay 1
3
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507 votes cast Darth Vader 1 Lindsay Ko,hn 1 Brian Evans 1
There will be a run•
off election on
Tuesday, March 7,
from 9 am to 3 pm in
the library. Jillian Schmidt 286
Micah Saul 209
Write-in candidates: Ice T. 1 Megan Kent 1 Brian Sadler 1 WIiiie Nelson 1
Willow McCormick 5 Jack Meof 1 Mykle 1 Camellia Nieh 1
Jefferson Laffey 1 My ass 1 Colin Gulley 1 Your Mom 1
Andrew Pushkin 1 Kevin Anderson 1 Mr T 1 Dan Metcalf 1 578 voters partic,­
pated in tlus year's
eled,011, 111c/udmg
students who are
currently on pff-Ben Stoddard 2 Peter Gabriel 1 Mighty Mouse 1 Dan Molnar " 1
Chuck Norris 1 Sarah Sthor 2 Nichole Alexander 1 Darth Vader 3
Chief Justice Cody Hoesly 1 Tess Stickles 1 Ryan Mu~toe 1 Dry-Humping Queen 1
523 votes cast Darth Vader 1 Willow McCormick 2
Yumiko Shimabukuro 1
(I) 1 Squonk 1 Dewey 1
James Christie 258
Dave Smith 246 Don Coyote 1 Steve Shroeder 1 Dylan Parkins 1 campus or overseas
__E!Egrams. Jill Leary 1 Travis Litman 1 Eric Doll 3
Taliban representative defends
regime, criticizes US, the west
by Robert McCracken ----
The Permanent Destgntllt
Rcprcscnt,H1vc of I he bbmu:
En11m1c of Afghnn1sto11 10 1hc
Um1cd N:uluns, Abdul Hnkccm
Mu1nh1d, spokr 10 a crowd of
roughly unc lnuuJrctl 1n I he
Ch:1pcl last Fntl.i), r,·b 25. on
hclrnll of 1hc Tnl,b:111 go"cm­
mcnl. Brnughl tu Lt·w,; & Clark
on a grant ,ohc1tcd lrn,n the Stu•
dcm Aca<lemH Alfa1rs Bonni.
Mr Muplud dchvcrcd ., fort)'•
hvc mmu1c sp-.:ct:h and an•
swcre<l qucslmlh on lhc socmJ,
cconOJmc, and pohttt.:al ~nuauon
m Afghnmsrnn ,n hgh1 uf Un11cd
N:mons Sccur11y Counc1l:1111-
flOScd s,mwuns ol Nov 14, I 999
Mr tvh1Jahid, who served In ~m:­
ccss1vc Alp.hn111 govcmmc111s as
n sunesmnn and d1plnmnt. w;tS
appoinied as Pcnnancnl Dcslg­
nme Rcprcscn1,11vc 10 ,he UN ,n
1998 following his service :is
Ambassador 10 Pakman. He dc­
scnbcd Mghnmswn's morn I and
ethical fiber ,, paramoum 10 ns
survival. cuing n long h1swry of
foreign mvaslon smcc the liJnc
of Alexander 1hc Grca1 10 1hc
8nush of 1hc 111nc1ccn1h ccmury
and the Soviet Umon mv~1on ot
1hc l\180s.
The Tahban n lumlamcn1al-
1s1 Mushm pol111co-n11l11aq
group. swept former Alghan
Prcs,clcnl Burhonuddm Rabbam
from power 111 1996 nncl h;,s ~incc 1:-i~cd enom1ous crhu.:1sm
on 1 h1.: world stngc for repressive
un<l <Hsmmm:uory pohctcs to­
w;1ul women and mmontk!t 1\
major supplier of h«orn,
AJghnnistan's govcrnm..:-111 has
t:ome under fire for laihng lo
curh n.1n·otlc~ CX(lorts Sam:~
non:," ('re nnpuscd hy the 51."CU·
nty Counc11 in rt!tponst l0 the
Tahhan-. refusal to cxtrnd1te sus~
pc<1cJ tnron,1 lls,1ma B,n
L1dt·nt who lS;\u:uscd or IWV us
embassy bombings m ]()98. The
l..lhb:10 government h:1s nm
been accorded mtcmatiunal rcc­
ogmuon, and docs 1101 hold
membership m ,he UN
1 he key po1111 ol his speech
was Ll1c "bclr:iyal" hy Wes,cm
powers a[1cr ,he wnhclr:iwal of
~ov1c1 forces m ,he b1e l 980s
The dcs1ruc11on ol over 95% of
Lhc-tnrrasu·u,·mrc and a loss uf
200,000 hvcsdurmg 1he dccaclc­
long conrl1cl have 1nclccd
cnpplctl pus1-w,H rccons<ruc-
11on clfons. Mr. MuJah1cl •c•
cused I he United Sta1cs and us
UN allies of 1urmng awar from
Afgh.uus1an nl ,he dose ol 1hc
wnr~ having :1ducvcd then sm~lc
ob1cc11ve or oppos111g Soviet ex ..
pans1011 ttHo 1 he rC}!.IOn. He tlc­
tla rcd 1h01 US opposn,on l<l
T~tliban rule was unwarranted:
pohucs deemed repressive by
Western leaders were m lorct
uttdl'r lonncr Hovc.-mmcms. 1101
1us1 1hc Tahban, nnd 1hn1 no ob-JCCLion w:1s ,101ccd wh1.'.n US
nul11ary :iid was supphetl clurmg
1hc war He asscricd 1h:11 the UN
High Comm,sswner for Rciu­
gees fmanclally supported 1,500
all-male schools In Mghamst,111
tlunng 1hc rourse of the war,
wilhout once muucrlng uf hu•
man nglns ilbusc~.
Pronouncing 1he UN .anc•
1 rnn~ "-' W1Jl1Sl, he pom1cd 0111
1ha1 under Chaple< Vll uf 1hc
Ut--ch.mer, nn)' ;tale placed un­
der UN ,ancllon, has 1hc rlgh1
10 pc1111on 1he Sccuruy Counc,l
nnd prescnl 11s pos111<111 The
T:iltban government ha~ been
repe;11cdly refused 1hc r1gh1 10
come before 1he Sccurlly C<111n­
cil nnd argue ib case, much 10
us. constcn-1a1ion. I-le also as­
serted th:11 Osama Bm Lucien b
nOI currently ,n AfghamSlAn,
and tha1 the Taliban wuuld
rdusc tu cx1rnch1c him. even 1r
he were •\,Ne arc ngam.st lcrTQr~
ism, we arc against 1crrori.sts," he
asscr1ed Osama Bin 1.aclcn
should only be 1r1cd under ls­
la,mc law, Mr Mu1ah1d s1mcd
~lony silence was 1hc
;nuhcncc's 111nm rcacuon to lv_tr
MuJnh,d's address. Mc w:1.1, po­
lntly applauded upon emcnng
,he Chapel, bu, received hulc
other rcac-t1on. Thcqucstrnn and
nnswcr segmcm was a hulc more
hvcly, however 1101h111g mnra­
grously comrovcrs1;1I w;1~ u1-
1ercd Gender Symposium
focuses on pop culture
by Andrew Daily
St,mni nex1 Wednesday,
March 8 and ru11111ng through
i-riday, Morch 10 1s the 19 An­
nual Gender Studies S}~npo•
sm1n at lewis and Clark Col•
lege. Themes m the p,1s1 h,we
focused on a vanely or 1op1cs
from hcallh lo violence 10 cdu•
ca11(n\.
This year, dozens of le.c­
lllrt.s, panels, prcsematfons. an
c.'<),lbitS anti pcrformant1$ wlll
provide a crluc.al nnalysi$ of
1he useund abuse. of gender ,n
1he mcdL, and 110p1tlarcuhure.
Co-chaired lhiS )'Clll' by JUn•
101' Alli Mochlls ancl seniors
Brooke. Sianley and Liz
S1,1$on, 1he theme was fonnl,l­
latecl at .111 open Planning
Commiutc meeting, which
,net at the end or l<ISl yc,r1'
syll)posium. Great concerrt
was shown 10 fonnulate :,
1hen1c fort he symposium th:11
wOtlld be s1gmflcant and per-
1lnc11110 contemporary stieic1y.
"We want 10 cnipha.sire Iha!
1his Is a s1udcn1 tlo1niua1cd
evelll, said Brooke Sianley.
"SltJdents from ~cross the
,ounlry arc por1k1pating, and
h.wc ~nt submissions. What
we present ls b~scd largely on
wh.u we n-ctcvc. Thesl.! :.1re our
p~e-rs preseuling. as well as more sc::ason~ct ac;ade.nu<;S."'
1"h1s years Sympo,rum
boasis two Keynote spc.1kers:
Suljhally. Wednesday >l 7·30,
anti Susan Douglas. Thursday
at i:30. Both .addresses an: m
Counctl Chambers. Suljhally
,s "" Indian I'll maker ancl-0 pro•
ressor of commun1cat1on a1 the
Umvcrs11y ol M~ssachuscus
H,s work fo,usi;s on gender
and tlS use m popular medm.
Jhally has made several flhns,
,ncludmg Drenmworltls, docu•
mcnnng gender m musk vid­
eos; and Tougl, Gu,se. a him
which s}'!'tenrnncally cxammc,s
the telanons be1 ween l ningcs
In p0puh1rculmre and 1he con­
s1ruc1ion of masculinity m 1hc
Uni1c<l States. He 1s also the
founder of 1hc Media Educa-
11on Fot1ndation, wh,ch en­
courages cmical analys,s or the
n1edla.
Susan Douglas is an author
and a pro[essor of communt•
cation a, 1he Univers11v of
M\ehigan. She has wrincn sev­
eral books, 111clud1ng Where
the Git ls Arc Growing Up Ft­
male \Villi the M.ass M,dia. •
which seeks to analyze 1hc cx­
ptricncc or girls gm\\1lli; up In
1he m>1ss media and populnr
culture, nnd 10 lay ou1 1he
see Gender, page 3 =A=on=~=·r=Lo~======News=========
ASLC Election leaves
lessons to be learned
commentary by Gene Wixson
Mos1 ul 1hc ASLC positions
have been elcci«I and 1herc will
,uon he :t run-urr for Prc:s,dcm
There, arc no more quest ions
.,bout how ;m.1rchy works ll!i n
system ul govcrtun~nt or won­
der ahout 1hc >1x-foo1 chicken
runmng ;m,n.md c.unpus cnm•
pmgntng 1-h>wcvcr, wr arc lcf1
wuh the c.1ucs11on (l( what we a.s
,I student bod~ leurncd clunng
tins clcrnon process.
We kamt·d 1ha1 tnani or us
,,re lnL,1r.11ccl by n,pec1s of the
!>)'!iotcm ol ~tud..:tn go,•cmmcnt
we current))' hav~ .md wnnt to
sec p<1Sll1\'C change. Ha-,ng led
tha1 govcrnmem for half or mr
CClllegc ex1>cnencc, I can sh.ire
m 1hc lruslrntum I \\':l!t nmaz:cd
at the more I han 100 s1 uclcnls ,, __
On one side there
were relatively boring
candidates who will
probably do a good
job and on the other
you had radicals who
had no idea what
they were doing.
'' who appeared a, the elec11ons
formn This was an cxc111ng
show 1hat stuclcms really cared
at>om how 1 heir govc111n'lcn1 was
gomg to work. Unlonun::ncly. m
the over 50 Studcm Council
mcctmgs I havccluurcd, I would
cst1matc 1h:u we have :1Verag.:cl
less than l gucs1 student ;n'..
lcndcc per meeting 1 urge all
students 10 gel ,nvolvccl, for how
can the govcrnnwnt expect lO
change If the governed never
make their opimons known~
We learned that students
don't 1h111k anarchy 1s the best
system, and silhncss hos a plate
m College. but not necessarily
111 1he dec11ons. For all the in­
terest tha1 the Party generated,
we s1111 had the lowes1 voter
turnou1 rates Ill several years.
For all the discuss,on obom this
bc,ng a revQlu,ion. only 3-1% of
the s1udcn1s showed up for the
baulc. This rcpresc111s neuher a
dcle,11 of the ickas espoused by
1hr "'Party,'" nor a strong en-dorsc1T1cm or the S131l1S quo h
rcprcscm~ total d1scngagcmcn1
and apathy by ()0'1u of 1hc stu­
dent b"dy. 1 f111d 1h01 very un­
lo,tun;nc
We learned 1h01 our small
.1ct1uns on campus rcprcscni
some of our larger views in the
outsu.le world In a rccc111 mcc1•
, ng. Oregon Governor John
Knzhabcr expressed the lrustrn•
nun 1ha1 in the las, clcc11011 6%
of voters aged Hl-34 ,,01ed. Ile
cfcscnbcd thts -ns "worse than
apathy.· II we arc 10 have an 101•
pacL on 1h1s coumrr and take
back the busmcss and pollueal
s1ructurcs that arc controlhng ll,
we nct."d 10 clo hc11cr Sure. the
A5LC 51udc111 ComlCII ,s 1101 .,s
11nponan1 as srn1c or n:u1ona1
poh11cs. I lowcver. ,I we as sw­
clc-ms ;ire Ltn:tb1c to RCL more
d,nn onc-1lur<l of our rn.1mbt:rs
to vote. ho\, c:m we expect
pohcy makers to take our gcn­
cra11on scnousl)' We don·, ,II
need tt) a)!rce on all 1he: LSSucs.
as 1h1s elcc11on showed. bu, we
dn need 10 tnkr our commumcnt
,o I he dcmocra11c process sen~
OIISI)',
We learned 1ha1 11 i, hard to
h;\\'c :m cJecuon if no one wan ls
1,, lcMI I talked wnh several SIU•
dents who expressed rrus.1rat1nn
at being lorccd 10 choose hr­
tween two opposnc v,c,,•points
ms1e:1d or a spectrum of opin­
ion On one side llu·rc were rcl:1-
u vclv bormg c:1nd1dates ,, ho
will probably do a good Job :md
on 1hc other you had md,cal,
who had no idea what they were
clomg. "Why can'< we have rad,.
cals who will do a good Job'"
nsked one srndcm. I echo I his
sen11mcn1 and ask our students
where 1hey were when It was
tnne 10 take a leadership role In
our own govcn1ance. Sure, there
arc great Student groups and vol­
umccrs: for many C3USCS on our
campus ancl sure the Student
Council ,ends LO have a bureau­
crnuc focus, but where were the
cnnclida1cs? lf wear~ unwilhng
to take charge of our school, how
can we cxpec1 to rnke charge of
the larger society. If we fail to do
,hat, :-'ll that rcnrninsarc Bush vs.
Gore pres1cle111inl races and 1he
gencrauon X apath)• continues
lo grow. We must reverse this
trend!
Presidential
Run-Off Election
Joe Bielecki
Travis Litman
Tuesday, March 7
from 9am to 3pm in
the Library.
2 Pioneer Log February 18, 2000 Ideologue laments cycle of apathy
commentary by Cody Hoesly
W:11d1fng th,· 30 or so st\J·
dents 111 1he Radical Ac1ion
Gr<>up meet 11~1dc Dubach on a
Wednesday af1crnovn, 1 con­
dude 1hn1 ncuvism ts al1,•e :u,d
well nl Lewis 6t Clark. However,
lc;armng 1hn1 only one of every
1hrcc sLUclcnts at this school
rhosc lo vole m the A:.LC Coun­
cil ckcuons leads me 10 the op­
posite condu...-,on.
110\, ts it 1ha1 over 100 s1u­
dcm~ nrc w1lhng 10 gu lh1ough
C.\:tcnswc legal trnmang to pro­
test the WTO, but so k" ,-:ire IU
voice I heir op1mon :\bOUI SlU·
dcnl government? Is hfc 011 P.,.
luttnc Hill so lmm1porrnnt?
This, of cour<c, begs 1hc 4ues•
lion-Con a person, elected by
1mly 1/J or the ,1udc111 body.
drum to :tptak for 1hc smdcms
or represent them 111 lro111 ol thl­
Board ofTrustces? Sumlar ques­
tions aie bc111g asked about the
n~mon 111 general I 1houglu we were .i.11 crazy hbcr:il :ins Sill•
<lcms runmng :\round (1glu111g
lorcauscs in lhc m1dc..llc of a hst•
kss world. I t hou~lu we were
Gh:111cl1s, Zapatas. Roscbmughs.
We arc. Wr ;us, dont care
abom Council because we knO\\
how mcllenunl 11 1s We clon'1
care nhoul LC because we know
how palhClH.' 111s \Ve \von'l take
h\1c mmutcs lO dcc1dc who w1l1
sign our check requests. bu1 bl'
God )'OU iry and stop us from
rallring lor Mmma down 111 San
Francisco
There arc a 101 ol causes need­
ing chnmp1ons, nnd we are
happy 10 f,ghl-JUSl not on Pa­
la11ne Hill. I was amazed that
even durmll 1h1s highly eo111cn-
11(1us, con1rovcrs1al clcc.:110n
year, so lcw went to the ball,H
box There 1s a \'1<.1ous qdc .u
work here. Sruden1,. diss.m~ficcl
wuh a Countd 1hru d~>cs not
speak lor 1hem and tlnnkmg 1ha1
their vo1c ,,ould noL m.1kc
Council ,m) morl' powcrlul ,,_
There are a lot of
causes needing cham­
pions, and we are
happy to fight -just
not on Palatine Hill. '' dtosc not to vo1c. Council. with­
om an)' sort ol popular h~lckmg.
b~comcs 1mpo1cn1. Sn1dcnLS,
sccmK·' weak, llllJlOpulur Coun­
cil. thoosc not to vote
A rhetom·al q11cs11011. WoulJ
Counc,I be ,o powerless if 11 haJ
the lull suppon ol 1000 swdents
111s1cad ol 2801 Th,nk of the
c.h:mg~s we cou1tl m:1k{'
LcL'!-> ~l\ll· 11 n lf)' next ycM
Lei, protest Shell OH, nn<l
when ,,c·rc don1.•. kt'~ vote.
"The swdents will tlcrnk 1hc
drctiou " I Lultl Gene \\'1xc.-0n
Anti 1hcv will .dsu dccuh.•
whc1hcr s1udl'nl government
h,1-; .i.1 ,•okc:.
Glug, glug, glug and other election memories
commentary by Colin J. Beck
So I h~vc to d<lmll u's been ln
111tercs1ing elcetlun lor ,\$LC
1h1ii. 1imc oroun<l. T,> sum II up.
on one sitlr ,, e had a group vr
mawkish sehuolhoys callmg
themselves 1hc r:lrt), di,pla)'lllg
n.n infantile la.s<.·ina1wn wuh :m­
urd1) and pol11 lcal propagonda.
l was surpnscd thru 1hcy chosr
lO walk around 1.:..1mplL,; dressed
up as a giant chicken 111s1c:"I of
Che Guevera. On 1hc <Hhcr
hand. we had a bunch ol Stu,
dents who looked and s,1unded
hke business ns u.sual, propos­
mg marshmallow roasts and pa­
per pushing :is fundamental ac•
-t1vitics s1udcn1 governmen1
should be involved in; we could
call 1hc111 s1a1us quo, b111 I pre­
fer 1hc tenn boring On !Op of
this, we hod KLC ;ind LCTV lin•
ing up behmcl 1hr red llag ul
revolution wuh their combinc<l
media might, as current Coun•
ell members ahernatcly cowered
bcnca1h 1l1cir desks and lashed
ou1 in public.
I hnvc several fovonH· mo­
ments from the election process.
1 wholchcartcclly cnjoycJ 1hc
Party thmking tha1 pictures of
Gary Coleman sha,•ing and '' We get another
chance next week
when fish-boy Litman
goes up against deer­
caught-in-headlights
Bielecki.
'' ,c;h.•dgchammcr.. we.Halt.I lrl·.,u·
real tlcbatc I laughed .1ml cried
at the 1msconcc1vcd pl.m h) the
Elcc1io11, Comm1S!>11111 to eji:tt
three cnncl1da1cs on the b.tsi::; \,f
non•cx1stcm dtc.:Uon rcgub-
1 ions. For my fovot11c pan or I he
clcc11on forum. I am Lorn he­
tween Cody Hoesly'< grand pro­
nuu1u:cmcnts 1.,111 the hunrnn
concli1ion, Buuy Nielsen's look
of panic when hr rcalitcd 1h:11
knowing Robcr1\. Rules ol Order
made hnn look hke a geek, An­
drew Daily,; bcncvok-111 "10 the
people'' speech delivered w11h
Clmst-likc arms u111s1rc1checl,
•ndJoc Biclcck,·s kid-like asser­
tion th;lt he t:oulJ LTc::11e c.:h:uigc,
100, Just hkc Travis U11nan :i11d
his fish
The other wonderful high­
ligh1 of 1his clccuon 1s that afttr
a huge. con1cn1lous debate full
or personal !lolur!-o. dc:i.1h tlm.:;tb .md th1,• end ur mnny pchon:1I
rcl.111u11,h1p,. uni) ., hamllul of
the st11drn1 ll\1dy ,hownl up '"
vmc. l1 ,tppc.n~ 1h.1t i;,•c11 m 1hi:
mu::it c...;c:ltmg cln·tton) 1.--;1r:, 110
1111c rc111ly c;uc.>. Bm 1lu-, dne~n·1
,,uu.tll) bother me much E,·cn
11 )'OU tliro,, m :t Hoesly or two,
111051 S1uucn1so11II 1hfnk that lhe
dee. tmn~ .,te lh>lhmg more than
a comest h" :,,<:c who.:;c pal.lure
gets IO go up ,rn 1h:u wall in
Tc.·mpk1011 we ucvcr look at any•
''·'> So wha1 1f th1: ~Ltt<h.·nts
didn'1 vote? \Ve gi:1 .lntllhcr
ch11nt.:c rtl'Xl ,, eek when fo,h-h,>)
l .. hmnn go~s up :1g;11nsl dcn­
caugh1-111-hcaclhgh1s ll1ekck1
Overall, I have 111 say 1 lu, ha>
hccn 1 he must ;mmshtg Mudcnl
elect ion I've.-ever seen. I c,;an'l
undcr:,lnnd why !)Otnc have
iakcn il all so pcrsun:1lly. The
Partywantccl us w have furi wuh
5tudcnt KOVcrnnwm. like they
seem to Count.:11 members
wanted \.IS to lake governance
scnously, JU5t hke they do. The
boring ca11d1cl:11cs didn't really
seem to wam .1ny1h111g in par-
11c.·ular In :1 w:iy, 1hey rn1gh1 ;,II
be nght. I have to say 1h:11 I hru.l
some serious fun, hu1 m I he end
I clon'1 rcnlly have any1hmg lo
s:iy, just hkc mos1 ol next yrars
Counc1l-clcc1
If you are a non-business major and you want to improve your marketability,
The Haas School of Business
at the University of California Berkeley
Summer BASE Program IS FOR YOU!
July S -August 11, 2000
learn the fundamentals of:
Accounting • Marketing
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Hands-on market & financial research
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Effective communication & presentation skills
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Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors will benefit from this rigorous, six-week
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guest speakers and student presentations.
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or contact us via email ac: BASE@haas.berkeley.edu Crime
Beat
courtesy of Gregg Wanciak,
Campus Safety
February 21, 2000
The s1orngc shed 01 1hc
baseball flcl<I "'"' broken
111co. A carcul:tr s1,w was sw•
lcn
February 22, 2000
Thcrl' were 1wo mculcnis
ol smlen pro pen y 111 WOLzck
L1hrnry on ,he early cvcnmi:
1111his.d.uc In bo1h cases1he
propmy w:1s lc!t unn11endccl
while 1hc o,vnrrs wrrc bust
elsewhere. This 1s a rcc:urnng
problem. One solu11or1 un11l
1hose rcsp-011,,blc :1rc cauih1.
1s 10 1101 lose s1ih1 ol one's
propcrt)' Tins 1s mconvc ..
ntc1H bt11 t1ppnrcnd) cur ..
rcntly nc<.:cssary 1n
unpopulated scc11011:, ol 1hc
ltbrM)' 1)1 her solu11on, arc
also bcmg 11wt-sug:ucd
February 23, 2000
1\ lramcd dmwmg ,-.as rc­
poricd stolen I rorn 1 he
Templeton Caslucr's olh1c
The cmcrgcnl·v phone :ti
the t.:·;.1r11ugc 1urn~around 111
lower c.:.unpus wns round
damai:cd. The lrn11cbc1 had
hcen broken 111 h.11f
A Vitnll) l1ccns:c pl:.111.\~I.H ..
Ing '~IY CAR , wa, stolen
frum .,s1.1ff 1nembcr's \'thuJ~
February 25, 2000
,\ ~tudcnl tn Pl.Ht Lounge
lch ha~ w,1llc1 .u1d key~ ~u11r1g
on., t:ouL11 bchmd h1111 while
he \\.lll .. :hcd tdcvhtnn The
!rrt111ck·m roultl lhH hncl h,~
w.1111,:1 \\ hen he got up 10
lc~"'L' Legend of Akin ice
cream stipulation
sti 11 a mystery
by Angela Nusom
In my ,nost serious journal­
isl 1c pursuil yet. l set out to track
clown the clu.sive sto1·y bchii,d
1 he Akin cndowml!nt ice-cream
legend Most everyone has heard
the spc~uln1ion -whether they
were told on tl I our or the <.:am­
plL< or by word of mouth -1ha1
on<:t· upon o lune ~ woman rn­
t!owet! the wlkge for the rnn­
s1ruc1io11 of /\km I Jall with the
supuhuion 1h.,1 the Bon serve
itc•crt..1.m CH every meal.
Some taken as urban kgcntl,
oth(•rs assume 11 w be fact \\'hat
I luuml w,1<. a ~tor)~ a ltlr. Thl'
Ille beyond the legend •~ not <>f
,111 cu.xmnc oltl woman who,
lrom her tlca1lt-hcd. asked 1ha1
all fu1urc "'1mkn1.; nl Lewis &
Clark he nllO\'-'Cd co t--a111.c cream
at every meal m the Bon, instead
she was a tough, mll'IJ1gem, am)
gcncrou-. woman who ~urv1ved
a l11qory where women
suuggkd to pur'SUC 11n~ tar<~cr
at .tll, hi hcunnc ,l surg1.:011 a11d
p'\ychi:un~l work1ng in ,1 pnlt­
lllc wuh ht-r hu-;b~ind. r\ woni,tn
wh11 not only [111.mu.tll)' sup­
pnncd the lllll'ilrulllon uf Akm
H.111 but bcl(,lll ,111 ctluca11u11
fund tn 1963
Mrs Mahcl ,\kin\; only n,so­
c1.,11011 with I he lollegc previous
11., her cndnwmcn1 or Ak111
\\'(n1wn'c; tlurmnorr m 19"fC) w;as
a:!1-., Trustee • prob:1hly sought
.,rt,r lur her 1111prc~1vc )landing
withm the mcchol 1.:ommuml)'
.mcl lier st.11us .1:-. Prc~1dcn1 of the
.\n11;ni.:.1n \Vnmcn's McdKal As..
c;ocrntwn .111d the Purll:in<l
Mctl1<al Wmnen's Clut>. Clc.irly
"'hr: w.1"' ., p1onri.:r or her umc
I il-r ,lcd1c.111on "' 1hc h,111 w,1s
, n 111c11h .. lrY ol hl.'r hu,:;h.inll w hu
cJu:d I hl· ~.mu: vc.u 17,c n:-.:urd-s mentioning her ""me only de­
scribe whnt I have mentioned
above, ond no1hi11g o[ supula-
1ions regarding her donation.
According 10 1he Dcvclop-
1nc111 Office. Public Rclot1011s.
1\dm1Ssions. 1 he Busmc.ss Office
und LC arc:h,visl Doug l!rtckson,
there IS nothing 10 subswn1ia1c
the ru,nors. nor is there l'vtdcncc
LO distonfirm 1hc kgcncl So. the
story rem.tins one for students
to grapple w11h. rclllcmber. and
laugh obout. Director of PubliL
Relations Jean Kcmpc-W:tre cx­
pbmctl her ignornncc to the ru­
mor with a bemused expression
and S.'lid, ''l Llon't know whether
It's folklore or what, J,111 I have
1H> idea what you're-miking
about. l\1c never hc:-ard any1h1ng
about n ...
for,ncr LC s1udcn1, Erica
Peterson who -.:urrcllll) works
fLU aclmiss1ons also c~Us the
stor)· urban lcg~nd Hnwcvcr, a~
a "itudcnt wa~ priv) w the spccu­
latHll1 "ror .1s long ,1<. l've hccn
., student I've heard l1, hut luwc
t1C\1l.'r been ;1hlc 10 lriKk H <lown
Its ,me ol 1h,1se 1h111gs." Peterson
cxplJm«.I I hJI cvcrybod)'
1l11nks and nobody knows." [)J>­
""PllC the lnLk or clucumcnt::1lu',n
to ,ub>1,1n1ia1c the my1h behind
1 he /\ km HJII enclowmcnl 1 he
stor) b hkcly h> rcmatn n pan
.if LC his1 Olry. "Nobod)' "ants
1hcm l<toncsl t,> tlosappcar," saot!
Pl."terson, "bcc:rnc;c they ~"·c
char.u .. tcr lLt du: ~d1uul ..
:\!though we comlutlc with
nn expl.mnnon for the qmrk)
mdus1on ol lCl'-cn.·.,m Jt en:r,
m~al WI." nbo han:: ,l ~l(lf)' nr the
person bchmd the myth M,1\'hc
,;,he loved 1t:c cn:;un, and m,l\'ht
she ,1tdn'1 • bm the 1111:lllllr} ,,r
who ~he w.ts ,1$ ;\ won1.1n .md :i
kndcr ru.·rh,1p.._ mc:m.:. mvrc
College to host James W. Rogers
International Music Celebration
by Gene Wixson
r CW ~tutknt, ,ll t hr LL,lll'.',!;C
know ilte donor.; who help LC
finance foc1lt11cs, hind swJcn1
<t1,;hol:u,l11p,;, nr endow pruks­
)Ur:--l11ps I 1owt·vcr, I he,c men
.mu women\\ h\) Rl'lll'fOU.!,l) )!1\'C
10 the C,1llegc help mnke Ll·wt>
& C1,trk .1 bcttn pl.1u.·. M,m,· of
1hc~c 11u..l1,·1<lu.1I-, p:1111UJMU.· m
,,,.,)'Sthill ,wdcnt<i .,re not .1w.1rc
ol hm .1rr lt .. H:u-,cd lHl 1nt(lH)v-
1ng the cxpu1rn1..r we h:wc hl'H'
Orlen th..: 11,\IIH.·~ Wl' St.'t' I.HI
huildmg...,. ur 1l1c st..11t1l.1rsh1p, we
rcLcwc do nul bring to mind the
person who has given us I he i,:1f1
Howc\'cr, in rcc:c11l yc.1r.; one
donor h,1,; 'iWod 0111 a,:,, ,om...-­
onl' who 1101 only w;m1-. his phi­
lanthropy hi hcnclit the College
hu1 really w,1111s 10 knl,w thl' ~tu­
tlcnts aml !acuity .b well.
John S R<>g,·" h,1> funded
111J1l)' s1g111fit.:am pnlg_r.11us ~u the
College inrluu,ng the Mnry
RoRcrs ~d10larsl11p pn,gr..uu, 1hc
Rogers summl·r st:1cnLC rcsc.,rt h
llrl,grnm, ;111d t la· J,1mts \V
Rogers pmrcssl>r llf lll\l',.ll. I hl"'il'
1111,grnrn, h,ove lwlp,·d Ill 111,,kc ., reJI 1mpaLt 111 the hvt"~ tll m:my
,uulrnti.:. IH•fl' ,It the c~,ncgc
rl1ts S.1111rd:w 1hc11· "ill lw 1hc
J;1111~ \\' Rll~CI'\ C<lJILCrt, nn
lnte"m,nion.Lt f\lthll. Cckhr,111un
rhr l,1111c< \\', Roger-Profc-;­
'-t..lr ul 1mh11. ,111tl 1hr related t.:nn•
1.1,.•n , ... ,-s '-rc,11c,I h, fohn Rogel~
ttl honor his lniHhcr J:11111.:s .,
,1ud1.·nl "hu 11nfonuna1cly
p,,s,ccl ,,wn> .1hcr graclu,11 mg
from I.cw,, & c:1,irk In I 'l(H
Dunn~ h1, four year, ,tt Lewi.;
& Cl.Irk, J.uncs w,,.; ., HH'mhcr
OIi I he L«s,s & (.I.irk Chorus
and \',1nuus mhcr 1.h,n.11 group~
,\ gtlttd b.is< ,111ger h,· p.irt1rn­
larly e11J01)·cd ll,l\'cllng w11h 1hc
thmr on u-, ,tnnunl lours Tlw
S;uurd,,y ,onc...r1 I.)> tksig1wcl 10
u:lcbrnll' ,l range or lllllSR lrnm
arnund 1he world 1h.u help, pm­
vuk ., umlrrng 1hcm..: m 1111111)
ol our lt,•c, .11111 1 he hv,o;, OIi I he
R<>i:crs l.11111ly.
"Th» Is .in oppu11111111y fur
our c:ummunit)' 10 honor ,>nl' \,)r
our Fncnd.!'J," ~1.11cd C.il ~ceky,
the J,uut·~ \V Rog\.'t:. Prolc:,,:-.or ul
M11>11· "Juhn Rogers 1hr brother
1•1 J.111w~. ha~ 1.1~l'l1 11 \1Cr) n-al
mh,•rc~1 ln our pm~r.1111 .incl will Jnm 1hc l hmr to ,mg un .. • uf thl."
,:;rh-<. ti,,n, "'Scch.· h.L~sdntl'<l .tll
L11 the mu,k h1r thi: umi.:cn tu
highhi:ht the re.,wml L01111lncs
111 .1 d1fkrcn1 .111J nnn-1 r.u.H11u11;il
W,l}', s .... ch lS p.1r1i"ul.1rl~ CX(llccl
,1hout 1hc ri,h d1vcr-Ci1LY uf mu•
sic and" Ill he 10111ed ll\' ., group
of ,111ger, from 1 he Orcg,m Rep­
cnory ,rngcr, By u,mplcmc111•
mg ,mr 1..ampu~ ,1 ngl'Tlli :mcl mu•
s1ci,111s, 1 he prt,fl.'.:;<Gam.11 smgcr,
pl.m h; .ultl depth .md nd11tL...,!k
hi all rll I he p1cu.,.
The free 1.'0nc.:ert \\ ill k.uun:
m,mr Le\, 1$ & Cl.trk 11\USRmns
1m;;Juding thr Pen usswn Cn•
semhlc C.q,dl.1 Nu,., dwtr and
stttdl·ms Kc Zh,mg, Frk Y:11cs
and W.orn·n M111t.l) Sclc"':cl
musu will he pcrformrc.l ln,m
Frnnll'. l:ngtmtl, Gcnn.m), ~cot·
l.uu.l, Russ1:1, Br.iztl, Swctll·n .,ml
1hr Unncd !)tall'~. rhc ctmu•rt
will~ 01 l:i pm 111 (;,•.111, 1\ud1h1-
nu111 rhb b n wo1Hkrlul l>pp~,r•
tull11)' lo hc:.r ~~mu.-grc~u 111us11.
;uul ll) hoawr one 1>f 1ht)~c 111cli­
vul11nli; \\ lw ha~ helped 1h.: Ct1l•
k~c m .... ud, ~ign1r1l:.tlll w.,y~~ Gender Symposium
includes student work
Gender, from page 1
nuxed messages whu:h are fre­
quently delivered. Whole fo.
cusmg on her own life and her
own generauon (the Baby
Boomers), Doug la's work has
possesses umversnl apphca-
11ons as bo1h a method anc.l a
document of one pt!rsons
sLruggle to cleconstn,cL the
world and gender roles built
around them by Lhe mass me­
dm.
0Lher highlights mdudc an
art show. nmmng m Stamm
throughout 1he lel)gth of 1hc
sympc,)sium, a dLsc:uss1on -and
performance by LC alums
Dear Norn. 1he perfom1a11ce of
senior Starr Ahr-=nS semor
project, Co17,sJem. <tnd a clu­
matic rending from the book
Women of Courage. by
Kalhcnne Mnrun. Th,s read­
mg will feature local Dr. Ehz.,­
bcth Newhall, a doctor promi­
nent In the abomon debate
and lawyer 5:irah Weddington,
who ai:gucd Rot vs. Wade.
"We have a grcar sclecuon
lor 1be Symposium th!S year.
smd Alli MachJ,s_ We feel it is particularly timely consider­
ing the various debates on
campus recently. The svmp-0•
sium will provide a forum for
these issues:
"Lewis & Clark is also
known for this symposium,"
added Liz StetSon "We were
one of the fim schools 10 have
a gender studtes departmem,
and one -or I.he firsL 10 have 3
con fcrence of this stze and
scope.·
"Plus, 11's fun; added Alli
Machlis. "Templeton JS taken
over hy it, enlivened by d1s­
cuss1on and an and fesuvmes.
We JUSL wam to restate lhm
1h1s is no1 Just for women.
Hence 1hc title Gender Stud•
,es not Women's Studies.
These nre Issues 111 our lives
that \ve ~II face, m.1lt or fo.
mnlc.'
The 19th Annual Gender
Studies Symposium will be
held in Tcmpluon and the
Black Box 1henLre. For more
in[ormatton1 coosulL the
schedule pnntcd 111 tins ISSUe,
or conLnct the Gender S111d1es
Program on campus.
International Fair
sneak preview
by Katie Tobin
Q What should wt expect
from 1h1~ \·c;1r·~ tn1crn,1t1cm,1l
F.111.gomg 011 llu!,,S>.uu1d,,y:-
/\ Food, lolks fon .ind .,
1.,~h1on ~how
W11h such ., l.1rgc 1111crna­
t1C'ln11I \.·0111111111111~· .u I.L noth­
mg l> loo I.tr uu1 ol t h1~ \\ nrld Id
h<' on thspl•) The, )'Car, over 50
countnes w,11 he ,111 d1$pla) S.11-
urday mnnung m StJmm and
the 01.1pcl
If you\•t' l'\'tr ":1111c.'J 1,1 ~at
Korean lot1Cl, h..:ar ,1 m.mclolm
ur '.',C( lht l.11r,1 line of Chmc.,1:
l,t...hh.>1h you \\ 111 1101 11l' tl1i;,,1p•
pu111H:'1 The lutcmatmn:11 r.ur
li,1.; h,~c:11 grmnng i.:\ t.'r)' \'t.'~tr ,md
b now shl' IIUlll ~\'t:lll llr p:t11.'.l1L\
\\·cel<fn<i The m~mbcrs of the ISLC {In­
, .i,rn,11lunal StudenL~ or Lewis &
Clark) who spon,nr 1hc c~-
1r;w,1g.1nr.1 ,lll.! hnpmg ror ., J.1r~1.:.
turnuut \\.,· h.1\ c :-.u1.h ., bag m•
tcrn,11,01ul C'onm1umtr here, 11't.J
be 1111c 11 ,, e can ,hm, people
the m11t.4ucncs~ ul c,11, I, 1..ounlr}
,ls mud, ,1,; we 1,..m '"'i,l\' M.I\ ukl
Jon"'"· 1hc ISLC rc1irescn1,,tl\'e
Ill the ,\~LL
Tr.ulutmial l11,1tl lrum 15-!ll
dtlfcrcnt gcugr.1.phtt 1\'&lllll'­
,:;m Ii .is Lum .-\mcnl.t Cump,
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.1 pl.ml· th.:"ct to l.'XJ1C11t·nc:L' ihe-,..,
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.tuthcmh .. i,;cttmg
summer sessions, hawai'i
• 6 weeks. 6 credits. as low as $2,300 (based on typical
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Term 1: May 22-June 30 • Term 2: July 3-August 11
www.outreach.hawaii.edu • toll-free 1 (800) 862-6628
University of Hawai'I at Manoa, Summer Sessions
March 3, 2000 Pioneer Log 3 Wednesday, March 8 Popular Culture
9,0o.1°'30 A.M., COUNCIL CHAM8EA
S,1creJ Murbtcr:- in Their Prime: Riff;, on Gendt!r .md Popular Cuhure
Ohme Ndi-tm, L( A, .. 1-it111U P111'l· ... ,11r of A1t1hruf'l1h~~·
Robert Gol1ohmm, LC Phift...,,11r ot Stk:HtlPj!\
P-.-h.'r Chrl'ih.•nson, LC Phtfl''"'r ,1f Communh ... mon
9,00-10:JO A.M, STAll!M
\Vork)hop: Is lt Sex. Gender, or Auto~vne:philin?
Cunduc,c,I hv: Andrea Abernethy, :hl)uncc l:icutr,. W.,i;hmetuu :,,.,cc l m\·cr~
,1ty, V.rncf>u,·cr1 ,uhi Roni Lani,:, Nonhwc~c ljcrn.lcr Alh,mcl". l"Mtl.md
1D:4S,NOON, COUNCIL CHAMBEA
Mastulinity in Lltt"rature ~nd Film
Mo,lct.m1r- \Villkun Kin~i:lla, I .. C '\ ... ,, ... t,UII Pn1lc,«-l•r ,,r ( :l1mnu11m;,llhll\
K:1tl!' Sullh--an, ._..-,1.l111U\' <iHhf\'m, Un1\'t·r.ity 111 C'Jrc~nn. ••~Mkl,;h Roy, ,111\I
~cn,m,•c Men. Rc,lm.1~1111ns: the Ma,cuHnc"
Du:-ty H~,-lr, LC,tudi..·nt, "John \Vaynl': Ht·h ►,u\..l Role M,,,ld"
Jeffrl'\' \V. \\!oolkox, LC i.wdcmt, .. Fwm G.1whn\' to tl\t' Ph•~•boy: An An.1ly-.1:­
or M.-..-.:ul1utcr lu Po1,,1l.1r C :inc1n.1"
l01q.S-.HOON, STAMM
Mn\' 1/\VE H:wc the Plc:'lt-Urc!: Gt.:ndcr Babncc In Plrtncr OnncinJ,:
Mo\lcr.m1r: jo:mni; Mulcahy, Lt. V1 .. 11m.: A""""·•m Pndi..•,"(,r, G,·ndcr ~tu1l11:"
t-.brlc1,c LoisJu11cr, ~cn1111 ·\d1urn:t Protc~'4.11 1 <..~Luk Collcgc, V.1ncc1uv~r 1
\X'a .. h1n~um
Grc~ Kr<,lkki, l"l,mcc ln-.trtt,;:h1r/Comrl.'IH1ve ll1n\.tr. Cl,1rk (.olh.·t.~,
\ 1lllltlll\'\'f, Wa<-hit1t!.t•m
12,15-HS P.M. STAMM
Rcadinw()iscu~~ion: How True Arc Mcmuirj?
Judith B:\rring1on. writer. D,n·Clor, Fli):ht ol the Mimi \\'rlltn~ worbh,-'~•
Ponl.111d
lmmJuccd h\•: Susan Kirschner. LC !),t:111M Lecturer m Huornmlll'S
12,Is.l,15 P.M.,THAYEA
Round!'1bl.: What is Po1i Cultur<?
f;1c1htt11rn~: Kit() ,.\lvarc.·11rttl'I Myklc Yo:ihikmni, LC Mlhh.:n1 ..
1'30,2:~5 P.M, COUNCIL CHAMBER
Gi:mlt•r Portmynl:- in Mul\it Video~
Moller.1t1,_1r: Pcli..•r Chri.stcni-on, LC Pr ... 1tc:-,or o(Ct1mmu11tc,1tiun
Jd£r~\' \Vo(Kk(')X, Heather Dion, Michelli: Munng Saeteun,, LC !>U1~ic1u.:-
Thursday, March 9
9'00,10:lSA.M., COUNCIL CHAll!BER
lntcrprctin}.! Gender Mc~s:.11-:c~: Mouthwash, Mu:;..ru..zincs :.md Milk
Modl•r.nur: Ph)•llis Yes. LC Professor of An
Peter Mortob, LC A,-sL"l:\Ol Prold:,(>r 01 Cuonsclrng Psychok>g)', "Gcnd\:r in ,1
Box"
Heather Dion, LC -;ruclem, "The New (Jcncrnuon! An An:ll\ 1s1,; ,lnd ( ·rmc1"m
of How Rccenr Tern Mnjt,u:mcs Fn mro the Gcnn:"
Kristin J<,o:-,, i,;ra.luatc scudcnt, .md C1.H1.st:1nCL' Shd1:~n. Prof1..•~rn ol Snc:1ulogy.
UmvcrsH} \l Florid.,, G.um.·sv,lll'. ''He,1hby lm11g~s! Gc.:ndcr Mc~agl~ m the
'Gue Milk!' (.~mp;ui:n"
'100•1°'15 A.M , THAYER
S1oric• uf Sisterhood from the World Wide Web and the Wcddin~ Porty
Mmll'r.Hor: Kri.sti "'illi-am_.!,., LC lnstruc:tur 111 Enghsh/Ccx,r<llnmN Ac,1dcmk
A<IVi!>oill~
Snrnh Sin~lcton. LC swdcnt. ''D1scova111g thl' Secrets of rlw Y.1~Ya S1~tt•rho1.xl"'
Robbie Kreinces, Pc.mbnd, "'l\mertc.l's Most lmc=resuog. Bndcsmauf,;: 11'll!lf
P1t:ture( nnd Stot1c,;"
10JO•HOOH1 COUNCIL CHAMBER
Feminise Pen;p1;ctivc.::, on Film
Modl'mtnr: Dorothy 81:.rk.sun, LL Pmft::S'otlf o( Eni.:lish
Kt11hy Acklin :1ml Su!t:,\ll \Vortm1,1nn. gr.1dmw: ~tudcnt~, Soc1oh,m· D\!p,m•
1ncnt, Un1vcrslt)' .,r Nchr.1,.k;1. L1ru:nl,1, '"Through th~ Eyes uf tl,c &.!IHlldcr: A
Fcmlru-.t Pt:r-1pcc11vc on Atmrriarn Ucaucy ..
Ht.>ath~r Gaddy .,nd Scou Kozurn:.t, grmluMt.• :-.rndcnti,;, Ponl,md St,llc U111ver.­
~ilr, "RcM'!illl\f.: or Bccommj":!: 'Rc.,I Men' in America,, Dl'mHy .1ml F1glu Club"
Mar)r.lrel Bailey, L\.sruclcm, ''Killiht rhc Silence in 'A Qw.mfrm tJ/Sifont"t•"'
Daniel StillwaAAOn. 5tudcnt, W1ll11mcuc Umve~ll)', "V1cw111s.: l'olmc:,,: R.1d1cal
\Vom,111hocM.I :is Prcscntc,l 111 Rc<lr \'(/11ulmv··
10,JO-U,'5 A.M.,lHAY[R
Mythic Women: From the First Femslc 10 "The Guiding Li~ht"
Modcr.1lnr: Rachd \Vht't-ltr, Lt: A~s1,nmt Profasor uf Rt.'l.(;iou~ Sn,dic)
4 Pioneer Log March 3, 2000 1,30•2'45 P.M., THAYER
Con1radktions of 11w Body: Pcrl\pcctiw~ nn Pru111itutiao, Eatio~ ObtirJcr-.
:.nd StriJ1pin).!
Modi..•rator Mark Nallia, l( • \11,uinc A ... -...1,1.u,r Pr11f,•,~1r ~,( An1hn1p~1lo~y
Me~an Abhuu.-.Moorc, -.unl,~ut. LlmvL•r-.tty ot Ort'l!HH, "Other Self; J\n
E1h110J!r:11,hy ,.f Str1r,,in~"
Jeffrey Gau1hicr1 Axc;(,C1,uc Prt1lc,,rn t)I Phih1.suphy, U111vt'rs1n· ol l101tl11ml,
"Pmh-UtllllOIL LnJtM nm,.-... ,111d du: Pmtl'\.IH111 t)I Sl1Xu;1I Auwnom,•"
Tona GinO('hio, Le· ,wdl'IH, .. , ),ttlCIH)? Through fh· .. h· Tt,w,ml 1111 t 1mlcr• •
,t~rndml.! ol dw Mc,uHnJ!, l\1wcr, 11n1I l:ixrf\'$\hlll Ill ,he E111hod11n1:11t ut P.m1
,md Plc:i,url•"
J:00-4,JO P.M.,COUNCIL CHAMBER
Mb:-in~ \Vtimcn: Literature. Hhlttt), ,mJ Film Rc,ExumincJ
Mod\•r.nnr Ri-.hona Zimrin~. U A ... w,1,m1 Pr11fL•.,..,..11 111 EnJ.:li,h
Thoma~ Sla.ll'r, A ..... ,,,1.1h· rft1fr,,ur 111 E11gh'.'>h, lml1.11u l'111\.'4.'Nl\' ul l\•1rn,,•l­
v.ml.1, "Fnr~tllh.•n F1ln, 1-l1sturr: June ~tnlu,•, \Vork 11u 01."n I lt,r .tud ( IT.:".:,l,
11/22-H"
Ellert 1-1.m.ling, cr.1\lu,uc ,tttlk·m, Mill~ C(1llcui:. t),1kl.111d. \ .. 1l1hm11.1, "Re-•
workm~ tlw :\<.·,theuc"" ,,t th"· Wc .. l\'rn \ 011hm 111 ,1 Fc11Hn1 .. l ( :,mtl'Xt"
Sharon L. Jans..-n. Prok .. :,.1,H 01 E11d1:.-h, 1~.1t:.1t1, Lu1h1..·1tm l 1m•c.•t,lf\', T.11.:unu,
\'(/;hh1ngtou, "Rcdr.Hvrnc tlw Linc~ ,u P,,\wr: Fcm,,le Rul"•r: .. 111 E.1rly Modi..·m
Eurorx·"
J:00-4:15 P.M., THAYER
"Orc~mW(lrht .. ": An 1nform;1I Di:-cu~:-.itm with filmm.,kcr Sul Jh.illy
lntrudu-..1.•..I hy: S1u,,n Kaplan, Ll .. f\ ..... ,te1,1t,· rnd1....,,ur,1l ( ·om111u11K,111un
5,JO PM.,STAMM DINING AOOM, TEMPLETON STUOEHT CENTER
Buffet Dinner and Rc.:~t•ption for :o\'mp<l~ium prcM~nlcn,, coouniltcc
mcmbcn., :1rtisb and invit\'<.I ~uc.sb.
KEYNOTE J\DDRESS
7-30 P.M COUNCIL CHAM8£R
Toujth Guis-i:: Violence, Mcdia, -:ind the Cril'lh in
Mtli)~uliuily
Sut Jhally, \01dco pto\lucn 111d r,ufc.,:..i_,r ol ( "rn11muu1
Citliun, Unaveohy 11fM,,, .. ,Khu,cu.;.
Wclrnnied hi Dinoh D<"ld,. LC l"lc.111 <11 An, &
Hum.uullc.!./Gcn,lcr Su,1dll'' s~'IIIJ"\i1,nnn n1rl0(h)r
lnlft11.luu'tl b~·: Stuart Kaplan, LC A,;s.oc1,1t1.: Prt1fc"or
1,r Conunuuic;HUlll
Rcccpriun to (,)Ihm in t0)'cr.
Kumi Silva, -,1u,lt."n1, U111vL•r~1ty ,,rOrc~iHt, "\V/,,1nca, t1, Mt.'lli,1• Fnm, M,nlh~r
w Fto11111~1 kun"
Laura La.Marr, ~mdu.1te ,rnd'-•1111 U11iva.,1r~• 1lNd,r.1'lk,1, Lmculn, "Tum OH
llw L1gh1: Gl·mltr Rd.1t10n.:,. un "The Vuul111~ L1i:ht"'
Amanda Storer, LC.)tud\•lll, '"Tit\' Myth l>Cdtc Fm,l Fcm,1lc111,k,.1. 'Thi: Root of
All Ev!P"
NOOtt,l:00 P.M. THAYER
Roundtablc: \Vhat ls Fcminil'!m!
F:1c1l1m1or: Emily Arion, LC stmlcnt
Andrew Vnn<h:rJ;1ck, Daniel Mctc:1IL Sub:"nl Cohcn1 LC ~tuclcnt!'i, and Jan
Cho:cn B.iys, M.O., Elliott Youn~. LC A~t-1:>t,lnt Prolc,MU ,,r H1~10ry
HOON,1'00 P.M.,STAMM
Popular Culture and Gl!odcr in Art: Vi~u::tl Record o( a 1imc-Or Just
Being 11Cool?"
lmroduc\o.c.l hy: Mjr~o Ballant y1'le, L( • Art Com111m1.•c Chmr
US.2,45 PM .. COUMCtl ClfAMBER
\Vl1i(s, Hou~cwlvc.s ~ind Tommy Boys: A Ob,cussion c,( Gendered E1cmenL;;
in Prim Advcrtisln~
Modl·rmor: Robt:rt Coldmart, L(.. Profc-:~or of 5'1(.1ology
L1rcsa Bcck.-Olivia Emilia, T.arn Kenny, uml Nor:1h Van Ou!icn, l,C ~cmlcnt!'>
1,15-2,4~ P.M., THAYER
lntcm:Hional Pcrspcc:tivcb on Communism, Gender, .in1I the F;1mHy
Mudcr.1tt1r: Diane Nc:lson. LC A:,__..L..-t,mt Pn1fo.s..~1r c,( Anthn1J1(1h1~y
Tatjana Pavlovic. Pro("''-S.ff, Srm1lsh an~I \Vomc:n\ SrnJ,c~ Dc1~1nmcm"•
Will,1mcth.' UntVt'TS-ll\', $.,lcm, On.:J?on, .. NatHmuliMn, Fcmmi:-.m uml H,nno•
sc:xu:1llty: S1lencm~ thl' Voices of lhe Other Crn;1li11"
Dinal, Dodds, LC De.u1 of Ans .rntt H11rn.11mics/Gcndcr Studies SympoMulll
Director. "Enst G..:nnan W,mu:n Tcu Yt:.1rs After U111f1c.1twn"
Nata.sha Seek, Portland, "Cuhan \Xlomc11: Rcvolut1m1 11l the Revolut11m"
Maria .. Ruxandra La:arescu, L( • srudcnt1 "Lcfuwcrs o( the (;ommun1:-t R'-•1!Jml'" • 19th Annual Gender Studies Symposium
Lewis and Clark College, March 8-10, 2000
Thursday, March 9
J,00-4 lS P.M., THAYER
GL•ndcn:d Fiction~: Utt,pi-a.."i, Rcvolutionat\1 lJl•Ol~y, and Cold \Var Spee.:~
tat le
Modcr.,tor; Annie Oawid. LC As:-ocmtc Proh.·~or ol En>-:lish
T.'ltiau::, o.,ipovkh, Ll • As.~K:1,llt." rr\llc,'(Jr (11 Ru~1.1n, .. ,ht• Ntw \X1cnoan' II\
E.1rlv ~11v1ct f1cuuu: Bnl~hcv,k ldc.~•loS!v .ll)d 11upubr Myd,oln1,a 1"
Jim Korp, LC nm.·cwr ot W111;d; L1hr,1ry, "W\11ntu 111 tlu: Year 2000-VicW)
fn11n the 19'1' CcmuT)': Th.,· R,111. ot "1111.: F.,m:r Sex' In Arncm:.u, Ut11p1:11\
F1<1 i,m, I HH~-1900"
1'4.:rrin Kcrn~, l\r11fl.o..,"4.1r u( E11).!li,h. 1':H.lll,._ Un1vc,...Hy, Forc~t Grove, Orcµun, "I
$p)1, 11lrty Vicww., ( :li:,111 Excc11tht0cr-. ,tnd (~11,1 War $pcl.'.t.ich:<. 111 :iylvu
Pl.uh\ T/1< /foll )11,''
3'00-4,15 P.M.,STAMM
Girh,' lnitia1ivc Network: Sist~rs Communkntin,:: for Rc.ilis1ic Rcpre.scnt;l­
tion:,, c.,f Uirh: and \\'omen
F.tei11t.1tnr: Ali ricrucd, l'mgr,un A,:,;1,t.11H
ClnJv E:.1:-.mn, H. ll Lee Middle-Sch,,ol ll·,1dwr nnd ~lmlcm:-.
Annl•tk Klindcltt.•r, Pn,un1111 ( :oonhnatu,
Sui.an Cohcn, LC ,tmh.·nr
hisa Mill, ... tud\·nt, (_:l\'\',-1.uhl l-l1J:h .S..:h110I
Mit:.hd1c Knoctf;!cll, l( • ,tmh.:111
4,30-5,30 P.M., BLACK 80~
Pcrforrn;mc..- Art: Cur-J>xfcm
Slarr Ah~n!'I, LC ,wLll'ttl
11:30-6:00 P.M .. STAMM
Dr.un,uic Hc.idine: \Vomc;n uf C:c.nfft1g¢: lnspirmg Srnric., Frc.1m 1hc \\'omen
\Vho Lived Theo,
lnttodun.,l hy: Kathcrim.· M;1rt1n, 1111h1.u/,·d1tor
D1f\.•<.h.·d b) U,uannc Moldovan
Pnlnruwd hy· Lorraine B~1hr, P;my Flynn, KJtc ll.1wkc~, Dawn Leonelli,
V,.rn,, O'Brien, Lub.t ScrrTiol, ,1nd \ Lw,1\.: ,opr.mu, Dnroth) Scrn10I.
Tiu: w1,111\•1t S:1r.ih \Vt:1.ltllngum, Becky Rl,u:k. F:mi.:.hon Rlakc, Eliz.-abcth
Ncwh.,11, M D .. ,nu.I P,,ll}' R,hcn
Friday, March 10
9:0Q.10,lS A.M., THAYER
\Vomt!n in Sporu~
M111l1.·r.1hir LI: Stci...nn, LC :.ll11l1.·1H u,,i;h,1ir. G1:11t.lcr Studll'.~ ~ympt1"IUITI
Virky Rci.:d. M.1rk,·t111g Dm· ... tor, lucy . ..:rnn, Poril.111d
S:1r.1h \Vitrnock. L(: Mtult.!m
9:00,10:00 A.t,\., STAMM
lnformul Discu:-sion with Susan Dou~l:-1s
(n1rmlucL<t1 hy: Din:,h Dodds. LC Oc1111 ol Arts~ Hu111.11Ht11·:4Gcndct Stu\lil'"s
S)'111J"'->S11111, Dm:cmr
10,JQ.NOON, COUNCIL CHAMBER
Pc:cr Prc~sure: An loterdisclplinary Sbsion Exploring WQmcn's Rc.,.f>On~t!~
to Popular Culture in E.:.1rly Twcnti~th .. Cc:ntury Europe
Molfl.'rntur. Nora Beck, LC A.,M.Ci,1tc rrofossor of Music
Joy U..lllm;,n, LC ,1mll.'nt. "Women Ar11~1s Sttu~lc \'(/llh Por,ul.u Cuhure ..
Jill Teasley, LC ~111dcut. "A Tcnncl\lu:. Bunch~ t~cnmlL• CA.11n1'(l:t1.·~ Ill Eni,:larul
111 th,• Fir~t H11lr uf tlw Twt'ltlll"th Ccntuf)'"
Km~c Thomas, LC ,tudcnt, "Tl 1c \Xloml'n ':-Movt•mt:nt Amon~ Tun'M1r•thc•
CcnlUI)' Art1:-.1:-.111 Muo1ch, IX95-1910"
10,30.NOOH., STAMM
Rhetoric of \Vomcn
M1Klcrn1nr: Brooke Stanlt:-y, L<.: Sludcm co~ch:11r, Ucndcr Studies Sympo:-.mm
Nore-ana Emcry~Cloy, LC,1udc11t1 "Maya Aui.:duu: A Truly rhcnomcn:,I
W111u:11\"
Sam Vrcdan<I, LC :-t11dcn1, ''Oor,1thl'.'~I l11x: SoLml Rdonncr 'On Bd1;1lt of
lh1.• ln~illU: roor Ill Kl'lllucky"'
Kathy Cnrbo1,, LC~ :-.tudcm, ••Hm:cl W,,lf· A Lc.:c1hfa')' Figure-in Envmm•
n1t..-nt,ll A<:11v1~m"
Luuren Bush. LC -,1mlcnl. "Fmd th\.• Mu~ \V1th1n You: TI,c Rhcwrk tl
Vlon:• Atu.,ldu.t''
S:1dna S:1mr1ran.1y.1kc, LC: ,1u.leut. "Ah1~.11I Scott llo111w,1~·: F.mncr'~ \V11c to
\'Vmncn':;. R1~ht!i"
Laurd Braun~. LC student, "\'V,lurn l\.tlnk1llcr: A Ch,d of ht·r r~t.:orlc"
12:.IS-l-i>O P.M,.COUHCll CHAMBER
Wolllt:1\1> \\fork for lh~ Envirol"1mcnt: Ari, Music, rocuy, .ind Ac1ivi:om
Eric-:. Dc~~m :rnd Gc.:orgian.i Huh.:, LC -,tt1di.!1tb
IHS-1,15 PM,, STAMM
Round~,blc: Polyamory, A Scirfry of Rudi<al Thou~h1.,
Facilic,uur: Myklc Yoshikami, LC <1u,lcn1
Keith Brown, Network (ur :1 Nl'W Ct1hun.• KEYNtlTE Al)l)RESS
BO P.M., COUNCIL CHAMBER
Growing Up Female witl1 the Mas5 Medi;)
Sl.,Ui:tin Ooui!ln~. ,1uth1lt \,( Wl,ert th~ Gtrl.s ,\r~•; liruwm, U1»
Fc-mtdC' \"Viii, thl" Mtt5} McWcJ. ,lt'1d Pn,fc-.s-1,r ot Commui1icu
11011, Umvcn,1ty 01 M1cl11~.111
lurrrnlucc,,.'tl hy: Jt!an W.1rd, Lt J'lrnlc...-s.~or ol ( :•1m11wm1,:;1•
1hmf[)1rc:i:tor 1.11 l1lv1."111111y Amcm.:u
Rctc5'1'C1t111 To tulluw m loycr.
• •
1.1~•2:45 PM ,COUNCIL CHAMBER
Reports on G,•ndcr rri.lm the Pm,t•Colonia1 \Vorld
M1xlt.:t,11t1r Rid1arJ Adorn~, LC A,;:-()(ull\' Prufc>S<,r u{ !:it>Ltulo~y
Kl•vin Jeffrey, L(: ,lunma/PSU 1:r,1du,ttc :,tuJcm. "RcprcM."nltlll,t UctHicr
Vju(cn...:-c Ac-WS$ Culum.11 fitm.lcri-: Rqx,ns from Z.unh.1bwc and S11:m1 Li.:11nc''
Gwen Forrcta, LC Stu.fem, ''Uncuvcmt~ Kcny1m ExccuUV!.! Wnmi.:n m Muhum•
ti<n,.,l Corpontth;i,s"
T:,r., BeJi. LC..: swdl'IH, "Is Thl'rt' .1 NcJ?auvc Rcl,11101hh1(' Rc1wccn l\m1c1p.,
non in Micro C'rcdn Program, and r-crul11\1 R,ucs.!"'
1:3-0-2:45 P.M,1 THAYER
Comin~ of Al!c Undcr P~1ri;m.·hr
Modl'rator: An nit Dawid, LC A~,ciut-: Prolt.•.s.,or ,11 Enghsh
Jovida R<b.:i, M1lb, College alumna, "Com mg or 1\gc: Eni.:.ltuntcnnj: Emw:
Energy 11\ du: M1d,1 uf St•x11.,I Polmcs"
Kathli.:c.n M. Burk1:, Vbitmt: A>"Sistam l>ro(cssor, Dcpl. nr Crimi1ul ]u!>lll'.l',
ln,llana Unlvcrslty, "0:11n.,gc Con1r-ol: C:ons1ruccins: Musculmlty 111 the Cu,ucxt
l\f Scxu.1I Vic1i1111~,nion."
3:00.4:30 P.M .. COUHCIL CHAMBER
VidcO$/Discu.)Si()n1 rortland Filmmakers: Gendl.!r, Culture, and the Stories
Films Tell
Mudcnitm: Gcori,:la La\,1rcncc, LC >ludcnt
Kelly Baker, Beth H.irrington, ,111,➔ Enic Vai.sburd
J:00-4:JO P.M., THAVER
Pu~hing Lhc Boundaries: Sexu,11 Ambi~uily in Ficliun
Moder.non Erik,, Bcrrnth, LC A~~l!il,111l rn,fcs'.(ln or Gam1111
Rachell Siebert, stu,lcnc, M,11, Colic~<, ()akl:111<1, C.1llfo1111,1, "Repre,ml
S1:x1uht} aud F(.•l\l,1lc \Vnh:n>; A Cl111Vcrs:1t11u1 l\:1wc1.·n Foul!.,uh ,tnll Or1.111do"
Andrea Hendcr~on, ,111dc111. M,lls Collc):c. "One la Nut Bum ,1 N11m11t\'C:: An
Ex,,n1111:111ou of the Ocn1..lcn:d Vrncc In Tr:ub~L·rnlt:-red Narrnuvcs"
Jen MobcrJy. student, Lmf1cbJ Cnllc~c. McMinnville, Or~i,:on, "t!t:m1111s1 F.11ry
T:11..:~ ;ind jC':,ncrrt: \V/1ntl·r:--nn':!> t>run,1.'l'l Ar.:. NtJI tl,c (.)uly Ftuu"
Toni freiras, ~rndu,nc "tudc111, Mill:-. Cnllc~e. '"The M1:-t o(~uu-."
a 45,US P.M., COUNCIL CHAMBER
Dear Nora Pri:~cnt.s: "R1::1c1icm to \)/<,num in Rock
lnml\lutt.-'il hy: Brooke. Srnnlc)', LC ,rn~ll·nt co•ch:hr. U..:n1.lcr Studu:!!>
S)'IOl"<)SIUOl
Dear Nor--.i-Katy D~widson, Mnri.mna Rilc:hc.y, Ryan \Vise, LC ,1lurnn11\."
March 3, 2000 Pioneer Log 5 PioneerLog~=====f oru m ========
Foray into weight room reveals weird rituals
commentary by James Christie
Have you ever felt lik,· you
stuck ouL liken sore thumb> I
thd wh1lc rrscarc.:hing for tius
article on Lewis&: Cbrk's weight
ronm. I'm 5'9., ,md I weigh 150
lhs. Lets just sny thnt I ha"c a
very slim chance of ever bceom•
mg a Ch1ppcncfolcs model Not
onl}' that bu1 I was wc:1ring :1 pair
or jeans nn<I a green flnnncl
Jncket as opposed 10 a p,1ir of
shorts and on undershirt that has
a Nike or /\didns logo on 11 ltkc
cver)•bod) else tn the weight
room
E:xu:p1 for those t\,o girls
wcar1ng thosl! plasuc ~porhl
sp,cl' panLS that were trendy 1wu
,-,wsogo
Everyone was on :.1. machmc­
of some sort that mnde a dink-
d1.tnk or swish~swash nc,i,;c. fhc
r,1dio was plnying Blmk 182 n1ul
no one seemed LO 1mnd. I wns
<O confused that I duln't kntl\\
whaL 1,, do I just stood tt1 the
cntn1ncc,1,•~,y of the weight ro,'J111
clumbfoumled ltkc a little bunn)'
rabbit caui:ht in the glnre of on•
c,,m1ni; heocllights. Then I no­
ttce<l so111e1hing that reminded
me thnt I had not left Lewis &
Clark's <ampus and stumbled
inlo some mghtmari!-th dnncn•
su)n I saw a h1pp1c on , cell
phone riding an exercise bike, The 1,vcight n,om 1s loL·::t11:d
on l he boll om noor or Pamphn
Sports Center. Anyone who's :-1
student of either Lewis&: Clark
or 1hc law school can go lhcrc
to work out Faculty and alumni
can work ou1 thnc Loo. Even
alumni whn don'l gtvc money to
the school c.m go, 8111 they have
to wear a dunce cnp ""(] a sign
orouncl theirneck that rends •11's
my fault Lewis & Clark isn third
tier school.,. A few non~donat•
mg alnmnt also wear n sign that
reads "Mllh:tcl Mooney w,1nts
yuu to hc:lt me up"'
Accorclmg ICl sophomore
Diane N1ekc'ion•Mcndhcin,, :1
LC s1utlen1 who frequents the
weight room, '"some nf the
,-1h11nn1 who come to the: wc1gh1
room llfl weights and growl 01
themselves in 1he mirror. None
uf tht alumni who do tlm lool.
like Bob Pnmphn though l:.ven
l h,,ugh one of I hem looks hkc
F.,bio,"
To thvse ur you who s111l don·,
l;now, Fab,o is ,he "I can'1 bd1c,,c
n'< not huller" guy. He's als<, 1hc
gu) who's on the cover of all
your mom's 1. hecS)' rom:tncc.
nove.ls.
Dl3nc also told me that the
machines in the "eight room
"arc prcll)' good even though the
weight room is ()l'l:lly crowded
The reason why the: weight rot-nn '' ------ w.1s:1 Sllldcnl :u Lhc law school gifl to women wh1lt hlttmgon
Then I noticed
something that
reminded me that I
had not left Lewis
& Clark's campus
and stumbled into
some nightmarish
dimension. I saw a
hippie on a cell
phone riding an
exercise bike. •Mc,. 1-cnlly. rcall)• nidc. He ha I'm nol sure what came ol
;u,d 1h1.> other guy come in ~v• d11s in1cr;tllion bec:1L1sr I
Cl')' Monday during ad= while st01,pcd p,tymg nucn11on 1u him
I'm work111g nnd b11ch a1 me for :,her a while I Jlways. make :1
no1 be nblt to U$C the: weight co1bcaou.s dfor1 tn ignore foot•
room, I'd never lure him as a bail players (or any male for
lawyer,• I hnt 111,utcr) who I Junk th:it l hey
Knuc ~ilso mid me th:u 1hc are GodS gift LO \\'Omen ~intr
foOLb:,11 plarcrs lift cuch other 1n the)' .,!ways make me questton
the weight ronm, ·The) yell and my faith 111 humanny
grunt a lot wink d.-,111g IL The I onl)• n1Lcm1>1cd tu 1111cr,•1ew
.umosphcre 111 the 11·c1gh1 room one male lor thb arude My
ts VCf)' .,ggress,ve ;111d first qucsuon w,1> ii he had e,•e,
tcstostrnnc-)'. 1 here ,111.' ~onh:• .seen ;my1hing wcud gcJ on m
1111lC.:, l,-Hr1ght!- O\'t..'T the ma• thl'. wc1gh1 room lie .ln!tWCrccl
,hlne, rl11s h.,ppens when c\'• b) 1clhng me th,11 "ncw~paper
cr)'Onc .nul their mom kc:cps 1>cuplc lomc In here .111J U)· IO
'' .bklng you when you're goms, to mtcrvu.·w us. \Vhcn 1hcy dn thb
b<.· off the m.td11m: you're on ,,:e bc,u them up "
1s S<> nowded ls that II i5 ol1e11
btlng used clurmg the day by
tlasscs Many uf 1he othu mll1-
v1dual.s inlt:rvtcwed for 1h1s ,,r­
ude shnred 1h1> w111pla1n1. In
focl, 1f l were .1 gtlll~I jt.lun1.1h.s1 I
would havl" r~can;hcd it m,)rc
,uul would h.1v1-• wri11cn .111
cxpu~t on ho,1, 1hc \\ e1gh1 room
Is ah\.ays crowded .rnd 1ha1
soM1e1hmgshoultl f,c done uh11u1
tlus .urouty But I'm nut,, guod
JOUmalist, I'm not good .11 nny•
thmg.
When I nskcd Kauc Hunt•
Marr, an cm()loycc .u I he weigh,
room. ,1bou1 the guy who luok~
like Fahin she told me 1hn1 hr In l,Kt, while I wa~ 1111hc nnddl,: It w,lS .H llu~ pon11 1hal 1 re•
ur ln1crncwmg Kat1L· M.unt:0111.: .d,zctl 1h:11 hy going 10 1hc
1htl lOmr up tu 111.:r :.111<l :15,k hc:r weight room omd mtt!1,·1cw1ng
hu,1, mm;h longer she was go1n1J pcc)pll·, L w.1,th~rup1mg.1 n1ual.
Id he on the St:11rma.strr 11 wa~ .1 r1111al lnllowc<I hy
Another pcr:,,on .,bo 1111cr- m.1111) men who. h) l1r1ing
ruptctl my inicn'lcw wnh Ka11c wc1ghb. wc;rc.: rcalhrmmg thcn
\ loutb,,11 player for :u lc,1,1 own manl111es, Tha1', why
!>Omconc who lookccl hkc a foot-thu!'tc :tlumni grun11.:d ,u 1hc11t·
b.111 nlnycr h~ wa~ a hzg wh11e !>dvc~ in tht 1mrror ~'h:u~ why
guy who ,lppc.ire,I i.1 have ., the football pb)'ers llh c;1ch
huge ego, so u·s prcll) safe w uthcr. The weight mom 1sn'1
.l~!,llllll'. 1h.u hL· was ,1 fo111b-all Ju~t .1 pl:u,:c whac ,.nu.· goc~ h>
player) c:amc up lL) her .uul he-\\ork ou1 Thi· wc1gh1 room 1s
g,111 Oir11ng wnh hn I k invited abo likl' .1 rhun:h where one
hL·r 10 :,.omc: (.·uol off•~•unpu~ pray~ lO 1ht.· god~ of mnnhncss
party He us..:d 1hc 1ypu:.1I l~u.:ur 10 give 1hcan huge pee~ wlulc
ol prc1e11dmg 1lm1 hl' \\,1:, (,o<l1s rcasscr1rng thnr m:1:,.culmH)'
Sideline hypocrites stain debates Letters
commentary by Andrew Zahler
Juclgmg from the ASLC cnn­
d,datc debates l:tsi Weclnesd,,f
our next ASLC PrcsLC!cnt, ,·ice
presidents and Student Rtprc­
scn1nt1ves fate a 1ough job l hev
n,:11· as well forgeL about then
01 her ::ictlvi1 tcs, 1 heir studies anJ
their pcrsonol livc.·s, loo, l>ccausc
our ..,,uc.lcnt body lrns some
prcttv s-inngcn1 c:xpcc1:nions in
S.COrL for thl·m
i\L .,bout 9:30 p.m oll but
one member of 1hr J>any wnlkctl
out of Stamm. when· 1hc <lcb,ncs
were being held The e, ent wJ.s
,chctluled II) lost unul 10 pm.,
and a opi'n quc..suon !:IC~sion
from the ~iudt('ncc waS Jbou1 w
rommcnn• The nowd rcacti:tl
w11 h c"lm fu,) .mcl poorl)'·Hm·
Ltaled self ngh1cousness
"I JO\\ can "c cxpcc I Prtrl y
cartoon by Jay WIikinson
Cl m1:1t1btn. lo Lummll thcmstl\'es
10 their Jobs if they can't even
com mu to this dcb:ttd'' 1s a lnu
p~tr:1phr1.1s111g. of the ques1wn
m11n, vo1tti nskcd. Thc-<-e prn-
1c,1ors dlspwyed an lmpress1vr
depth of v1>c:almlar)' but provetl
ohh\'IOU~ lcl rcJuntl;111e~ The
lone Patt)' remnan1 Jefferson
Laffer was Id, 1u.1pp<asc the au-
11lc11cc as best he rnuld
Unlonunntri)', ni,hodr hmh­
crcd IL) noikc that auruion had
.ilsu struck thl~ audu.:ncc S1amm
empued qu1Lkl)' nh,·r 1he P:irty
left Tlus multi potnt to l he ,en,
sational appeal of ,he l'nrty .mu
ii-> ~bihtv 11, dmw (and ,hsperse)
• <rO\\tl. Or It wuld 1dentlf)'
~omcthmg muc--h m,\rc frighten­
ing, nnmdy 1he hrplltn>y ol .,
m1dcn1 hod) 1h.u sets s1.,nd.irds
lur us und,u.ucs that II h.,s no
1111cn11on of meeting uscU
i'--h l:1.,ngr.uul:uion~ tu ,ill \\ inners. 111 tin: ,h~LllOII ln .,
sense, however the clct 11011 out•
1..omc 1s irn:lc,.1111. It appear-:; .l1l)
rt•:ll thangc the llC'W uHmc1I
tncmhcr.. hope tu C')..H .. l w1II con•
tmue IV bt cntumhcted hy an m•
Jmmn11: and ;,rn,g.uu student
lwtl)•, E>1,ecially when one rnn­
sl;lcrs the mchgnant ,,udicntc
lnc.-rnht.•r ,,,.ho 1n~,i.1~ her o\\ n
4utt.k cxll Jftcr protc""Hng the
Patty> tlcd.s,on 10 w.,lk nut ol
the dtbates
rl1e pr,,hicm ts not S1mply
;1pouhy. It', 1hc ;1.;.sumpuon 1ha1
wr tan makt t.h.-m,mds ul our
reprc<entaiivcs.mcl 1hen bch:i\'e
in ,omplcit.~ lontrntl1r11on wilh
I hose tlcm,1nd, Tim m,,kcs for
unfounded ,1ml mcffewvc .:rnl­
tbtn. If the Party wa, 1n·c,pon­
s1bk for lc:l\'lng 11,e clrbotr,.
wh..11 due~ ch;II m.,kt: 1hr -,1ud~111
hotly I h,c ,eemeu «111al I)' eagn
10 11hantion ll.., d1111r.s?
PEOl'LE WITH l'R.1Vtl£t3E A'-'= e.t...tN{) TO IT -11.R•ynol.is
6 Pioneer Log March 3, 2000 Open letter to the
Party: $400 down,
$364,600 to go
De.1r Patty Members,
If ever you hnd a senous
message or refonn II was los<
when you squandered S'IOO
dollars from our student
funds to pny for • chicken
sun, countless poorly de­
signed posters. and a Darth
Vader mask I ftnd your bla­
tant waste ol our ttsourccs to
be absoluiely appalling.
The resuhs of, be clecnon
are a tesumony to the fallacy
ol your campaign wc,ics.
Speaking With some or Lhc
other cand,daics-you know.
the ones I hat actually got
elected-they said that they
,bdn't spend nearly as much
as you did on thei1 advcr11sc­
mcn1s. Ben Stoddard, the
only person ever to wm as a
write-in cnndidnLe, report­
edly spent under S3 dollars.
Lenm from his example: hav•
ing n real message and some
re::11 e>.1>Ciicnce counts more
than a silly costume
Technically you didn't do anything wrong: Elections
Comm15s1on guidelines srntc
thai each candidate cm, be
allotted S50 clollnrs each 10
fund personal campn1sns,
and that a campaign spend­
ing cannot exceed $50 dol­
lars. Bm my grievance isn't
about the rules; tt'snbout ne­
cessi1y. No other candidates
requested 1hc allo1lccl funds
because no 01hcrcandida1cs
needed them. Why did you?
Now, grJntcd you m3y
simply hot hnvc I he
money--! know a number of
yout members ore also mem­
bers or the anti-cap<1alism
army ancl maybe thought of
perpetuatmg consumerism
by gcuing a real job is offen­
sive to 1hc1h. lls good that
ASLC provides money fnr
people who don't have any
of their own, bu, ra<her than
j USl give tllll S50 dollars I
think It would lie best for
them 10 just give out a single
copy card. As Jllliau
Schmidt, who spent only
S.20 on her successful cam­
paign, said, "You should get
just wha1 you need."
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Senior artist of the week:
sketchist Becca Bernstein
by Amy Albertson
Bccc-n Bemstem is a senior
majoring i.; an at Lewis &
Clark this year Origmally,
Bemstem thought she would
double major m enviTonmen•
tal studies and an, but that
changed when she spem fall
semester o( 1998 in Scotland
Ponhis program, all of thes,u­
denis were required to design
a personal proiect that they
would work on for the dura•
tion or theseme.ster. Bernstein
chose 10 focus on drawing for
her project. and it was only af­
ter this project that she real­
ized how important an was to
her. After spending this semes•
ter abroad, Bernstein decided
10 maior only in an.
Bemstem chose to focus on
the ,heme of family for her se•
mor proJect Before begmnrng
drawmgs for this proJect, she
created a story of a f1c11onal
family on winch she would
later base her drawings. In 1h15 way, llcrns1em's project serves as
• narr:itive, telling the story or a
portic.ular family; however,
Bernstein cmpbasitcd that she
did not expect -.ewers 10 see the
same story that she had origi•
nally envisioned in her draw­
mgs. She hopes that people wtll
'' Bernstein chose to
focus on the theme
of family for her
senior project. She
created a fictional
family on which she
would later base her
drawings. ____ ,,
take the,r own message from the
ghmpse of the fomU)•'s llfc that
she provides.
Bemstem hns been worktng
on her largest drawing, wluch
measures sixty mcbes by fony mches, since last May. For her
drawings, Bcms1eln uses me­
diums such as markers and
ball-pomt pen. The common
clement m Bcmstc,n's dn1w-
1ngs is the detailed use of
cross-hatching; she ;apphcs
layer upon luyer of !'my hnes
to create the desared depth and
texture of her subjccL
In addition 10 working on
her s.:mor proJeCt, Bernstein ts
also teaching a Free University
class 1h1s semester called
"Otawing From Yot1T Gut,"
wluch meets on Wednesdays
from 3:30-5:00 in Fields Ccn•
ter for the Ans.
Six pieces from Bernstein's
senior proiect will be d,s­
plnyed ot leMs & Clark~ Gal­
lery of Contemporary Art for
the Se.mor An show, which
opens Apnl l" A wider selec-
11on or Benmem·s work can
also be seen 1111he Provenance
GnUery m Eugene bcgmning
May 5,h Clyne runs Honky
Tonk Union
Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers
by AE Metz
Th,s CD ,s fun I l's fun be­
cause Roger Clyne nncl the
Pcaccmakcr:,.sound like so man)
other bands, and it's a challenge
to hgure out what arc Lh~ mfiu­
ences on each song. The hrst
song on the LP, "Bcauuful D,s.i,,­
tcr" 1s so much llkc Bruce.
Springsteen\. "!lorn m Run" 1h:i1
Clyne should probably start
looking for ,1 goud n1pyright
lawyer
ln gcnernl the voc;ab arc aktn
to I he Gm Blossom's nnd the lyn­
rn I style ts like Blue,, Tr.ivdcrl.
(the second :.ong is ,·cry mLtch
hkc Blues Traveler's "The Moun-
1nms Wm Ag•m") The tunes
themselves vury Imm track to
tmck In "Tell ycr Mo,nmn· o
cute l111lc cunless1<>n from o
clcnclhcat dttd, the ,nrlucncc
would probahly be the
Joyhawks. "My Hi:on I~ a Uf'O'
1> Lyle Lovell all 1hrv1,1gh Whl11 1 he Peatcn1.1kc~ ◄mn l'1
du" 'celebrate 1hc Southwc"·
crn lifc>1ylc". They .irpe.1r tu he
from Anzonu somcwhc:re. wh1ll1
they keep rdcrnng 1<1 as du,,y
Mexican bcrdcrlnnds" lhc hcst
tmck~ ,m 1hc album cnllOCHHc
that regwnal idcnth)'; "Ja,·k v,
Jose'" 1sa very funny ballad Jbuul
Cly11c gcntng has .ass kicked a1 J
bar in Tenne.'tscc ror urdcrmg
1e,1u1I., instead of buurhun
"Hunky Tonk Umon• ,s ahmu :a
rural pickup dnvm', South\\'e3l•
ern good ol boy geom• huchcd
m-rou gut n-.1 ro:ulhou,-.:
Whn1 this 1 P ma)' miss In
ongmaln)'or quah1y.1L make, up
l()r m pmk What Clyne needs
to do, though. 1, drop the tare­
folly orchcsir.ucd voc.,I and st.1rt
yelling more. Mayhc m the next
alhum lf you ever 1hough1 Lyle
Lovell wasn't hall had, or m1ll)
dig whne trnsh parncs buy the
~1lhum ,r you sec n 1n ,he used
section
~~~c~ winds in the southpacifi~ Chapman returns
by Andrew Dally fuzz ,lfl' ,mkcd qullc pa, lhc. hu1 south11J, the remmd, one ol the T.e/1 ,,·ng Stor1·es
there " nutlung 1rop1cnl .1bou1 cold 11ur1h pac,r,c 111 Its <hnn-f I f I I i
The scwml album from Cn tlm h.,nJ;, sound R.1thcr, 11 t, mcnng delight the c,1l111 3110
Tracy Chapman
Te/1/ng Stories natllan mo ,outhpaunc slum-qullc 1ccy ,m,1 mid. more In the 5001hing>etuthpaar.c1n itsbUss­
<a5CS thr haml's fuzz-drcmhcd ,cm or1hcirfcll1m coumrymcn ful haze of noise nod melody
n><mk mes. 1 he .,lbum opens Godspeed You Bl.1ck Emperor' This I~ the soum.hrack to your
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,mu1hc1 gmtar ~weeps m with a \'Ccr from cr.1shmg1 howhng c..--as- Chct.k out such Lr::u:ks as
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from broad poli1ical sw1emen1s
that fall heavily on the e:ars and
mclulgmg an introspcc1ivc streak
.md a h,clclcn well or love song,
tn the title track, she return:, t<l
the s;1me shoncommgs c, 1-
dcnced by her lover m I 988's
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wealth. appearance :md gl.1m­
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Ch:1pman smgs a ch.1rnctcristi­
cally honest and heart-lclt song
to her beloved ("To rou I 110,·c
revealed all my shame/all my
faults/nll m)' virtues").
U11lonun;ucl)\ the sp3rcnc:-,
and onc-notc n,cl.inc.:holy 1nhcr•
rm in her nm:c cvcnnlally be­
comes a drone, and the l·o11cl•
uon, w111ch had kicked off wllh
a nouccablc burs, of energy.
winds nscll down 11110 . well,
clrcarnH.·ss. Telling Sioncs pre•
sen ts an al bum ol ohcn surpns•
mg depth. dcvollon, and
strength. but no, one ol mc~d
,blc cnc.rgy. On the wonl)' and
rcpctu1vc "Spc.1k 1hc \Vorel' .md
the shghtl)' clunky "Paper nnd
Ink" Chapman's l)'IICLSlll dues
trip up I he lallcr's central
theme "Mon,·>•'sonl)' papc1/Onlr
mk "plagued b)• ro,·k siar sc·n
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grc;H that Ch:tpman h.tS <.·uou~li
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March 3, 2000 Pioneer Log 7 ·publick occurrences
Friday
March 3
Internship Resources
Workshop at 12:00 pm 111
the Conference Room of
Watzek Library.
Polyglot Book Warming
at 3:00 pm ,n the Foreign
Languages Department
Lounge of tv,ifler.
Spring Theatre
Production: "A Month in
the Country, After
Turgenev. " at 8:00 pm In
Fir Acres Theatre on the
Main Stage. $3 student
admission.
The Great American Film
Series presents Roger and
Me at 10:00 pm 111 MIiier
105.
Saturday
March 4
International Fair at
11 :00 am in Templeton
and the Chapel.
SOFA Cinemas presents
Ravenous at 7:30 and
10:00 pm in the Council
Chambers.
James W Rogers ,
Concert In Evans a.,_
Auditorium at 8:00 pm.
Spr,ng Theatre
Production: "A Month
in the Country, After
Turgenev, " by Brian
Friel, at 8:00 pm in Fir
Acres Theatre on the
Main Stage. $3 student
admission.
Sunday
March 5
Potluck ,n the Park.
Meet at the
information desk al
2:15.
SOFA C111emas presents
The Wall at 3:00 pm in
the Council Chamber.
Tuesday
March 7
The Great American
FIim Ser,es presents The
Grapes of Wrath at
10:00 pm in Miller 105.
Wednesday
March 8
Gender Studies
Symposium begins In
Templeton Student
Center. Thursday
March 9
Women Walk the
Marathon Meeting at
6:00 pm 111 the Agnes
Flanagan Chapel.
Gender Studies
Symposium in Templeton
Student Center.
Spr,ng Theatre
Production: • A Month in
the Country, After
Turgenev, • by Brian Friel,
at 8:00 pm 111 hr Acres
Theatre or, the Main
Stage. $3 studer,t
admission.
Friday
March 10
Student Recital with
Jeremy Jenmngs and
Cristine Marino al 8:00
pm in Evans Auditorium.
<>-n:
8 Pioneer Log March 3, 2000 Spriog Theatre
Production: "A Month ir,
the Country, After
Turgenev." at 8:00 pm In
F" Acres Theatre on the
Mair, Stage. $3 studer,t
admission.
The Great Amer,car, Film
Ser,es presents
Emigration, NY at 10:00
pm ir, Miller 105.
Saturday
March 11
Saturday ,n Service: Into
the Streets at Friends of
Trees from 8:30 am to
12:30 pm.
SOFA Cinemas preser,ts
Eyes Wide Shut at 7:30
and 10:00 pm in the
Counc,1 Chamber.
Men's Baseball vs. Pacific
University at 1 :00 pm in
Huston Field. Spnng Theatre
Production: • A Month in
the Country, After
Turgenev, " at 8:00 pm in
Fir Acres Theatre on the
Main Stage. $3 student
admission.
Sunday
March 12
Sunday Chapel Senes
Concert: "Songs for
Sunday" at 2:00 pm.
SOFA Cinemas presents
Tommy at 3:00 pm 111 the
Council Chamber.
Student Recital with
Warren Murray at 8:00
pm In Evans Aud1torwm.
Tuesday
March 14
Take Back the Night
beg111s at 8:00 am.
Alumm Sile Visit at 3:00
pm ,n CSAW ir,
Temoleton. The Great American Film
Series presents Mr. Smit!,
Goes to Washington al.
10:00 pm in Miller 105.
Wednesday
March 15
Take Back the Night al
8:00 am al various
campus locations
P/11/osophy Colloquium:
Thomas A. Bnckhouse
"Does Aristotle Have a
Consistent Theory of
Vice?" at 3:30 pm In
Miller 319.
Thursdav
March 16
The James F. Miller
Professor of Humanities
/r,auguraf Lecture: "Some
Thoughts About the
Origins of Greek Ethics"
al 5:30 pm 111 the Agnes
Flanagan Chapel.
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