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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College’s Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 82, Issue 5
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
2014-03-07
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A handful of students spent the. last year_r esearching bands, contacting agents and booking flights for
Saturday's Sunburn music festival. Read about the process and the payoff. The Cave Singers and Shannon
& the Clams will play in Stamm at 7:30 p.m. >> ARTS PG. 6
Lewis & Clark students overwhelm Ted Jamison ('15) is campus's Men's basketball loses conference
Reed parties, drawing accusations of resident Renaissance man. Hanging game against Whitworth, ends season
sexual misconduct, theft and other out with the DJ, writer, publisher and ranked #15 in Northwest Conference.
mischief. Ethnomusicology major. >> SPORTSP G. 10
>> NEWSP G. 2 >> FEATURESP G. 8
NEWS
2 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
Behavioro f LC students at Reed brings
STAFF
complaints,a ccusations of sexual misconduct
Editor-in-Chief
Zibby Pi llote
ManagingE ditor
aleb Diehl
BY ZIBBY PILLOTE
EDITORIAL
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
News
Joey Carmichael, Josh Freeman
"Go home Clarkies," ha
Opinion become a familiar chant for
Michelle Chernack
srudents at Reed ollege. fcer
Style Source months of Lewis & Clark srudents
Amy Rosenheim, Gaby Stanley flooding Reed' campus in
oucheast Portland, Reed's student
Features
Emma Cranston, Kaiya Gordon body has filed a formal complaint
against LC to the ssociated
Arts
tudents of Lewis & Clark.
Katrina Staaf, Guadalupe Triana
F llowing the Bad Bitche
Sports Bail on riday, eb. 22, several
Lauren Achee, Caitlin Basilio
Recd student to k to Facebook
Backdoor to expres their concern with the
Drake MacFarlane number of 'off-campus" party
attendees.
IllustrationE ditor
Kelsey Gray ' What's the update on the
Recdics-co-Clarki s ratio?" Reed
Photo Editor
tudcnt Hayley Vanderjagt wrote.
Lacey Jacoby
The di cus ion that followed
SocialM edia and Web Manager included accounts of sexual
Tyler Wayne Patterson misconduct and talk of the Reed
tudent government ending a
COPY CHIEF
Emma Hoch-Schneider formal complaint co A L .
One Reed student, Dylan
Copy Editors
Holmes, enjoys the opportunity
Trushaa Castelino, Annabel
Carroll, Hannah Licht, Nora the two schools have co mingle
Meyers-Sacket together, but worrie that the
way LC student perceive Reed is
CONTRIBUTORS
StaffW riters leading to a misconception about
Julia Burns, Shannon Gormley, the behavior that is welcome
Ted Jamison, Maddie Lee, ~ter
there.
Melling, JesseM erchant, Caitlin
Morris, Amy Sutton, Sam Weller ccording to Holme , some
issues are "harmless," like LC
Illustrators:
students a king Reed students for
Laura Estrada, Adrian Miner
way to find alcohol, weed and
t
Photographers various other recreational drugs. "'
Q. uin Rennelly, Lex Shapiro
l,J. .
However, Holmes also expres ed
'.'.)
COVERA RT that there is a serious problem ,u ..
""
Kelsey Gray, Lacey Jacoby, with sexual harassment. a:,
z
Quinn Kennelly "Too many people come 0
~
here with the objective of getting
t;;
Operations: fucked up and hooking up without ~
BusinessM anager understanding social boundaries,"
Katherine Keller he aid. He, too, has fallen victim
student's overdose, "Reed College, an LC student there because all of with or without in tirutional
to such hara sment.
a private school with one of my peers act like douchebags at intervention.
FACULTYA DVISOR ''An individual from LC. ..
the most prestigious academic their events." ''We are meeting them
Molly Robison Kelly
sweeped me to the side, shoved
programs in the .. , is one of the "We've made a huge presence srudenc government to student
STAFFA DVISOR hi tongue d wn my throat, and last chools in the country where there, not only in numbers but in government," Ahmed aid. "l
Jason Feiner proceeded to grope underneath
srudents enjoy almost unlimited beha ior," Julia Burns ('16) said, think once we figure out where
my clothes repeatedly despite
freed m to experiment openly whose boyfriend attends Reed. we stand and what we need help
my protests," Holmes said. "I
with drug , with lircle or no hassles "They chink it's a free-for-ail. Yes, with, we will reach out to the
eventually hoved him off and
from authorities." Reed ha loo e policie _regarding admini tration."
To order a subscription of the he disappeared ... and thi is only
"I've gone t Bey nee Bail and drugs and ale ho~ but that In the meantime, Bums and
newspaper please email: the tip of the iceberg for my girl
the Talking Heads dance party shouldn't give us an excuse to go Rizzo ugge t LC reevaluate
subs.piolog@gmail. om. friends." since sophomore year," Tyler crazy when we go there." the party scene on and around
Holmes claim that many Rizzo ('14) said. "LC tudencs Burn said that she's witnessed campus to better accomm date
To place an advertisement, of hi female friend have have chis image of the Reed L students tealing from the student 'apparent need .
please email: complained about being community as a hardcore, wild Reed cho I score and from party ''What doc R cd have that
ads.p iolog@gma i I .com. "frequently accosted, harassed attendee , vomiting in public, we don't?" Burn aid. " peakers.
and grabbed on the dance fl or" peeing in public, disrespecting Music chosen by student .
The Pioneer Log serve to with uc their con enc. According "'I think that Reed's campus afety officers and space. It really bouldn'c be that
inform the Lewis & Clark com to them it is almo t always drunk performing aces of mi conduce, hard for u to do something
munity on issues of concern to LC kids who commit these acts. the faux-rivalry such as groping girls on the dance ini.ilar."
students. Advertisements, Let
between our schools floor. "le sucks, because it turns
ters to the Editor and Editorials HIDE YOUR 'PIO PRIDE' "I think that the faux-rivalry what could be fun and cool
do not necessarily reflect the A letter to the editor published has become very between our chool has become environments between Reedies
opinions of The Pioneer Log or in the Quest, Reed's student very much real," Burns said. "I and Clarkies inco really strained
much real,' Burns
Lewis & Clark College. newspaper, entitled "The Risk now feel uncomfortable being a and uncomfortable spaces," Rizzo
Of Being The Coolest College said. 'I now feel 'Clarkie' when I'm visiting Reed." aid.
The Pioneer log In Town," stated that campus "I certainly don't wane to
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Rd. ecurity officers at Reed have uncomfortable being PEACE, LOVE AND PASTA see the openness of Reed's
MSC 121 documented at least ten incidents a 'Clarkie' when I'm In his 60-second mes age events go away, but the cumnc
Portland, OR 97219 of LC students engaging in to students last week, A LC dynamic of these large parties
piolog@gmail.com acts of misconduct. These acts visiting Reed."' PresidentMusa hmed ('14) is unsustainable," Holmes
www.piolog.com include, "getting dr~nk, openly aid that Cabinet received a aid. "[We] need to come to an
moking pot ... joy-riding an complaint from the Reed student understanding of what' expected
electric cart, stegophily (climbing party environment which lead government about LC student of each other in regard to the e
buildings], and mo t recently, to ' larkies' behaving rudely and behavior at Reed parties. events, and I think that is entirely
ffi being uncooperative and disrespectfully-becau e they " ur interactions have been po sible. I just request chat we
confrontational ... when asked to think anything flies at Reed." very c rdial," hmed aid. "Reed ail respect each thee' pace, ask
leave." Rizzo lived a block from is coming t campus on Friday consent and not see each other as
Reed is renowned and has been Reed last year, and would often for pa ta, and they're bringing a means to an end (i.e. drugs or
widely criticized for it lenient attend lecture , events and parties dessert." sex) but rather as college students
drug policy. The Willamett Week n campus. "I've alway been Both Reed and L hope co who all deserve co have a good
said of Reed in 2008, following a embarrassed to identify myself as find a solution t the problem ti.me."
NEWS
MARCH 7, 2014 3
THE PIONEER LOG
Justice Sotomayor to visit campus next week
BYJ OEYC ARMICHAEALN D JOSH FREEMAN
EWS EDITORS
Last year,
Lewi & Clark
Law chool
br ught hief
Justice of the
niced caces
John Roberts
t campu.
ext week the
La" chool
will continue
th trend
of bringing
impres ive and p werful speakers. s ociace
Ju rice of the uprcme Court of the niced
Scates onia otomay r will visit campu on
'\ ednesday, lar. 12.
Justice tomayor is touring to promote
her memoir, "My Bclov cl~ rld."
Publi hed in Jan. 2013," [y Beloved
'\ orld" is largely m deled after Barack
Obama's memoir. The book cells the tory
of her life, including her upbringing and her
education, up until 1992.
, ocomayor was app inred to the
Supreme urr in lace 2 09. 'he was the
first Hi panic and the third woman to erve
on the upreme ourc.
Law ch I D an Robert Kl noff is one
f : tomayor who will moderate the ev nr.
tomay r will speak in Pamplin ym at
10: 0 a.m. lf all eat are filled in Pamplin,
registered attendee can watcl1 the event in
the Agnes Flanagan hapel.
President Barack Obama congratulates Justice Sotomayor at her investiture ceremony, ept. 8, 2009.
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OPINION
4 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
Editorial
Reed students disturbed by "Clarkie" behavior
RECENTA TTENDENCEB Y LC STUDENTSA T REED PARTIESH AS CAUSED PROBLEMSA CROSST HE RIVER
BY ZIBBY PlLLOTEA ND conduce have appeared ac L , think of Reed as a fantasy land jeers of their waitlisc, hopele ly re ponsibilitie in exchange for
CALEBD IEHL Reed tudents and staff have of parrying mayhem, where bumming around another chool freedom. oching they decide,
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A D wrircen plenty about us. In a ordinary rules of behavior don't becau e our isn't go d enough. however, will have much effect
MA AGING EDITOR lercer co apply. A L Pre ident Mu a if the student body doesn't ign
"Students of both
the Reed rodents of Ahmed ( 14) has announced on.
ich its Beyonce Ball, Quest, both schools that repre Granger
schools can fix this "We must show
unarm cl " ommun.iry afcry" Direccor can fix chis rife entacive of titled his
Officer and calculu major of Com- rift in our relationship in our relarion- Reed' student Reed student letter, ' The
wh r II nowballs three feet mumcy hip without government risk of being
in diameter into dorm walls, afecy without involving involving , ill meet with that we are not the co I c
Reed o!Jege ound like a place ary adminisrracors, L on riday college in
where anything can happen. Granger administrators." r u ing words over pasta, co all rejects of their cown." r\fcer
i!Jamerce eek lias named it a reported as complex as find a lucion learning f
haven for experimental drug , a L students 'joy-riding" a golf "stegophily." n Reed's campu , , ichouc inv lv waitlist." the sexual
, ild fr e-for-alL nfortunacely, care and engaging in ' scegoph we can ace ju t as we would on ing adminiscra mi conduce
if we d n'c work a a student ily," or climbing buildings. Palatine Hill. We can respect the cors. \J e hope chis discussion and recklessnes chat Reed
body co repair our relarionships Drunk " larkie " who have personal boundaries of Reedies will cover how LC cudent can students accuse us of its easy
with our peers at Reed, we face danced with chem without con just as we would chose f our ace in a way chat re peers Reed' t see h w ranger made that
banishm nt from chis paradise. sent, and groping. ome Reed LC peers. e muse h w Reed Honor Principle, which calls for judgement. It doesn't ha e co be
Though few reports of mis- student wrote that L tudents students that we are not all re- an understanding of individual chat way.
Let's not emu late
the University of
Phoenix's system
BYD RAKEM ACFARLANE nearly up to the level of having
BACKDOORE DITOR a highly killed professor and a
challenging coursc of study. Until
ILLUSTRATIOB YL AURAE STRADA Online courses arc edging we have a digital Socrates as an
their way into our territory here online profes r, one who i able
usty ail coordina ors
t t '!:+.l''"'IIIMllr"J' t, tuJc.nt'.
am OOIC~ll'l:JIJR. ecently, President needs. as well 11 erve as a reliable
Barry Gia sner and the Strategic source, online classe will remain
Initiative Fund Executive Council subpar for the liberal arts experi
speak out on co-op closure
approved a set of projects for rhc: ence.
2013-2014 year, one of which was 'hat I sec as the real danger
a proposal to dt.·vclopa n online behind thts j5 that it 5ignab a shift
BY RUSTYN AIL sci es accountable for what ccurs body more than ever. If you feel IJ .. M. postgraduate law degree in from the school's con: value~. It's
COORDINATORS in the pace, as well as how we a ch ugh you have beneficed from .\nimal Law ar rhe Law School. a small shift, yes, but a very real
move forward. Regardle s of our Rusty ail's existence during your
Nov.~o n the: surface., this . cems one. Time,; are tough for universi
lack of pace c perate uc f, we time at Lewis & lark, we want co .
fairly innocuous .. \ftcr all. hov. tie., and will only get tougher for
The Rusty ail, our tudent plan on continuing many f our encourage you co v01ce your sup
does an online course in lcgall} liberal arts schools as students
run, n-campu coop rative, ha programs and we need students to port. 'end your corie , anecd res
:.aving animals affect w, here at quc. cion the value of such an
fallen on hard time . 1\ fter a series support or inquiries co C\S? education. Comer must be cut
"We need the commu
f conduce hearings regarding two and co- co p lclark.edu,
I r's a signal of a trendt oward somewhere in order to rcmam
incidents, college admin.isrrac rs operate and we will gladly
nity to help convey to a cheapening of our education. 'competitive'. Rut thc problem l
found the Rusty ail resp nsibl with u. inc rp race them
The advent of online courses ha~e find is that m asures like the e are
for violating ics alcohol policy De the administration how inro our efforts changed ho administrations view short term The college may
and compliance failure-"failure spite co regain our
clas es forever. They are cheapct, survive du. torm., but in doing
co comply with the directions of the face much the Rusty ail pace. If you
less labor intensive and can reach so, lo:.e it guiding compass. That
ollege officials, including ampus that our wi h c take a
a larger audience. Best of all, they hurts us, furure alumni. for the
afety, acting in p rformance of music enriches the on-cam more hand -on
can still charge exorbitant tuioon college in the future reflects upon
their duties." They have deter hows, approach, let us
fee This project i just a stepping us. The school. whether you like it
pus living experience
mined the appropriate resp nses which know, and we
stone tov.-ardsm ore unline-only or not, is now a part of our iden
co b : forcing the Rusty ail c ampu will find a way co
on a dail basis." courses and mark my words, if tity. Letang it sway and lose what
forfeit it be! ved pace in Tama afety incorporac you
it's a succcs they'll make die leap makc:s it unique is detrimental to
rack Hall, 18 month of uncondi- offi- into the proce c
&omt he ool to and us and students of the future.
ti nal probation and casking the cials have termed "partie ," have effort. We believe that having a rh GraduateS chool I urge caution toward these
Rusty ail coordinacors with creat- become increa ingly p pular, many srudenc-run space is one of the
ow, online cow:ses aren't all types of clas s, for they come
ing a mmunity ducation Plan. of you know that we offer far stutlenr body's be t as er and
bad. For non-ttaditional tu- from th ilk of for-profit universi
While we don't feel that all of more than a place co dance on the we hope that the Lewi & lark
dents, particularly older adults ties like U of Phoenix or De ry.
these outcomes are appropriate, weekends. \J e, the Rusty ail co tudenr body under·rands what
just returning to school, they are Those degm:s are cheapened
w cl rec gnize that it fall on us, ordinacors, need the community co is important co us and will seek incredibly usefula ndf l "ble. by those college's policies and
a well a the entire community, help convey ro the adminiscrati n involvement in a marure, respon
However, a school billing itself on methods. Those schools have the·
co rebuild our reputation and how much the Ru ty r ail enriche sible manner.
a liberal arts education, with facc place and so does ours. Lewis &
move forward, bearing in mind the n-campu living experience
to-face professor/student conw:t Clark is a l.ibcmla rts school and it
our respon ibility c the space. on a daily basis. The RIIS!} TailC oordinatorsa re
and rigorous course standards, should t:ayt hat way.T hat's why I
each other and everybody' afety. ur ituari n has become far Mia Freiberg( '16) Erica Louer ('14) should not also endorse online and many others came here. Let's
The Rusty ail belongs co every m re dire than we ever hoped co Hannah Lintner ('15), Al!Ja u1d11lig clas First of all.o nline educa hope we mncmbert hatw hen the
student on campus, and there~ re ee and at chi er ing juncrure we ('14), 1iko Mandeville( '17), Keith tion as it tandsa t pttsent is not time com
every student should h Id them- need the backing of the student Morenry ('15) and Lo11renS cott ('16).
Letterst o theE ditor
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MARCH 7, 2014 STYLES OURCE
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ARTS
MARCH 7, 2014
THE PIONEER LOG
STOKED
FOR
BURN
KLC BOARD ALL SET FOR
SATURDAY'S MUSICAL BASH
FEATURING THE CAVE SINGERS
AND SHANNON AND THE CLAMS
PHOTOS BYL ACEYJA COBY
From left to right Alec Speckenbach ('15), Emily Darrel ('16), EmilyVanKoughnett ('15), Ciara Dolan
n
('15), Nick Pimentel ('15), Sasha Rindisbacher 4), Evan Mather ('16)
BY GUADALUPET RIANA with doors at 7:30 p.m. and show can with the limited budget and echoes the excitement of the worth making. I obviously think
ARTS EDITOR at 8 p.m. the resources we have available ro board ro ho r rwo group with mar people or that our alcohol
The weather for arurday s ' e sropped going 6 r nece - u . outh by outhwe t is happen varied styles. and drug policy should be more
unburn music fescival i look sarily a name that everyone's going ing right now people aren't on this "Bur what we gor this year was lenient in the in interest of sru
ing guite predictable: cloudy ro kn w [or] things that we think side of the country right now," somediing that] think we haven't denr camaraderie," Pimentel said.
with a chance of rain. Despite will attract certain people," Events Pimentel aid. really represented in unburns "[However,] I understand where
the fact that perhaps past KL Manager Emily VanKoughnett Although d1e four band line in the past. We haven't had like the administration is coming
Board members were being a bit ('15) aid. "That's great if we can up is handled by a small team of a bluegrass band kind-of-thing fr m and they want to
ironic by calling a music fescival do it, but I think at this point, dedicated music-goers and music in a while and that' something keep thing in
' unburn," the annual event has we're just really determined ro lovers, Pim nee] and anKough that Lewis & Clark loves," check. Ir's
become a ymbol of the ongoing make a great show. If people want nett claim that the proces is just an.Koughnetr said. "I just love just,
support and enthusiasm for live ro !make) the effort t come ee a complicated as any od1er event [ hannon and the Clams] for
music at Lewis & Clark. Thi KL a free, cool show on that end with chance and luck. their image [and] what they
musical bash promi e many of campus that we're "It starts with us liking a band, do." ~
the things that other music fests trying ro and so we're like 'okay, let's see In past year , unran,
offer-except unburn . While bring what's up with this band.' nd the pre-fest mu ic gather
the KLC Board and the sun gods to then they say 'yes' or 'maybe-do ing, has served as a. ~e,,. we're
SIJ+e
can't assure a bustling, outd or you have a starting crucial platform for up gonna
extravaganza, they can bid?' We always and-coming bands wa ~OC:,t have a
promise a olid lowball them with merged with un- ~ self-writing
•1 ,000 and they're burn this year. ach • ~ f y rem a a
like 'that's ridiculous.' year, the event re ult of the
Then we rake a look ar what types rook place right
them, then that's rear." of venue they're playing, who ut ide f the
Saturday 'Thou h the KLC Board th 'r on t ur ith, h their
date night booked arti t a few month be friends are. If dky'r n plaY.
with some national fore the bow, they cancelled their like fucking Coachella, we're not Pimente ana anK
talent. performance at Lewis & Clark. going ro get them for 2,000," oughnett hope that sru
KLC's annual unbum Music Both an.Koughnerr and unbum Pimentel said. dents will rake advantage of
Fe rival will take place this week Manager and Recording rudio nother a p~ct of unburn tion. Pimentel thi event by coming our and
end on arurday, March 8. The Manager ick Pimentel ('15) that both anKoughnett and Pi aid that becau e the enjoying the free fest.
festival will host nationally-known attribute the cancellations ro the mentel hope satisfies the srudent Co-op i do ed, they were ''We just tty ro create the be t
bands The Cave ingers and compecition that the usrin, Texas body is the diversity of the two forced ro merge the two event bill possible and hope that people
hannon and the Clam . rudent mu ic fescival outh by outhwest bands playing. nlike the past year rogerher. will join and have a good time
bands-The Goddamn Band and poses this time of year. where only all-male, indie bands "The admini rration wants ro and enjoy themselves regardless,"
wearshop-will join the event "We're just doing the best we rook the stage, VanKoughnett make a point, which is a point Pimentel said.
ii From Palatine Hill to the endless enclaves of Portland,
boredom is impossible.
BYJ ESSEM ERCHANT
ILLUSTRATIONB YA DRIANM l ER STAFFW RITER
• Stories from Twenty-Five Biran Lindstrom
u
Friday, Mar. 7 Wednesday, Mar. 12
Centuries of Awakened Happy Hour and Artist Talk
Fir Acres T
Venice Women Author Talk Midday Art Break Portland t\rt Mu eum
7:30p .m.
Public Tour Powell's Books on Hawthorne Art Lecture 6p.m
Portland Art Museum ·sunday, 9 7:30p.r,,. Pordand,\rrMuseum
12:30p .111. 12:30p .111. "Beyond Beyond: The Bob
Music for a Astoria: Astor and Jefferson's
Moricz A/V Mixtape"
"My Neighbor Totoro" Vocal Recital Lost Pacific Empire
E&D Bollywood Film Night Film Screening
Film creening regg Pavilioo Powell's B ok on Burnside
Film Screening Whit ell udirorium
Whitsell uditorium 2:00p .111. 7:30p.m.
Miller Hall lp.111.
lp.111.
"The Autobiogr by of Tuesday, Mar. 11 6p.m.
As You Like It Karl Krog tad" Friday, Mar. 14
Mu eum Highlight
Campu Production Film Screening Sabai Linocut Prints for
Public Tour
Fir cres Theater ~ hit ell udirorium Wedne day ight The Osage Orange Tree-
Portland Art [useum
7:30p .m. 7:00p.m. Concert Series Pop-Up Exhibition
12:30p .m.
[aggie' Hoffman Gallery
Saturday, Mar. 8
As You Like It Open Bluegra s Jam 8p.m. All day
American & Northwest Art Campus Production Music Event
Thursday, Mar. 13 Mu ic of lannis Xenaki
Public Tour Fir Acres Theater Rock Tavern
Guest Lecturer
P rtland Art [useum 7:30p .111. 7 p.111. Linocur Print for
Evans Hall
3p.m. The Osage Orange Tree
Monday, Mar. 10 5 p.111.
Matthew Zeltzer & Friends Pop-Up Exhibition
Gongs + Songs The Trail Running Music Event Hoffman allery As You Like It
Music Production Film Festival Crystal Hotel Allday Campus Production
Evan Hall McMenamins Mi ion Theatre 7p.m. Fir Acre Theater
7:30p .m. 5 p.111. :30p .111.
MARCH 7, 2014 THE PIONEER LOG 7
akespeare
produ·ction ·ncreases relatability
BY SHANNON GORMLEY 13 showing will be accon;i-
STAFFW RITER parried by a Gender rudies
"Lee's have Rosalind ympo ium panel. However,
be Canadian, then." This this play addre es identity
is what director Rebecca truggles beyond just gender.
Lingfclter ha uggesced to "The story's about this group
Amy illiams ('15), who will of young people who escape
b playing R salind in Lewis a constraining environment
& lark's upcoming pr due- to go co a place where the)
tion f hake peare' "As can be chem elves," Lingafel-
You Like It." \1 hile running cer explained.
thr ugh lines, Williams ex- Though this staging of
plain , she has been holding -<-.-.-,- "As You Like It" ha been
back her natural anadian I moved forward a couple
accent. '{_ centuries from the original,
This exchange, small as Lingafelter assured me mat
it may be, seems to say a it's "nor intended to be a
lot about the ultimate g al documentary of mac time .
f the production. I c ha .. but we're using that time
beenbroughc into the lace period as an inspiration." In
1970s and has exchanged accordance, mere will be a
the forest of rd n for punk band.
ew York City (you may I ingafelter also empha
have noticed Patti mith and sized that there was no at
Robert Mapplethorpe on tempt to reconcile me bucolic
the po cers around campu ), scenery described in the origi
with an apparent de ire to nal dialogue with the updated
lee the actors-and sub e gritty ew York setting. he
quencly the audie!lce-relace hopes that me contrast will
to the play (not that the play allow audience members to
has ever been scuffed up or ILLUSTRATIO BY KELSEYG RAY expand their minds. Work-
unrelatable). in meir love," Lingafelter aid. ing with such contrast could
Though hakespeare is often "Like: 'This is all happening to be a challenge for any actor,
placed on a pedestal, it's im me from the our ide and I don't but Williams doesn't seem to
portant to remember cl1arh e know what to do wim it!"' be daunted. "I'm delivering [the
got there by being univer ally frenzied lack of direction is cer lines] as I would if I were this
relatable and that he had a strong tainly something to which college person living in this time," she
sense of sympathy for the plight students can relate. explained. "The way I'm dealing
of young people. "What I'm onsidering the role of with the language is really just
discovering about thi play i that Rosalind, who pretends to be a the way that I'm connecting with
all these people who are in love man pretending to be a woman the text and can best communi
feel incredibly out of control it's unsurprising mat the Marc.h cate those feelings."
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8 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
Labyrinth walk
offers studentS
paths for reflection
LEWIS & CLARK'S INTERFAITH COUNCIL
HOSTS A MEDITATIVE WALK IN GREGG
PAVILION FOR STUDENTS OF ALL FAITHS
BY AMY SUTTON pirirual Life at Lewis & Clark.
STAFF WRITER nee ,valker reached the
center, they stood or sat for a
Participants of Lewis & long as they needed to focus
lark's Interfaith Labyrinth on inward meditation. Then
Walk were met with stark participants re-walked the same
ilence wh n they entered the path that th y had tak n to th
Diane regg Pavilion on Tues center, r fleeting n their ex
day, Feb. 25. The open, circular periences before putting their
room was occupied only by a hoes back on and leaving.
table adorned with a few fliers,
HOW THE WRITER, DJ AND CHAMPION OF OLD-TIME
a basket of clean ocks and a "Often while
COLLEGE RADIO 'KEEPS IT REAL painted canvas labyrinth in the
walking a
• center f the r om. tudents
BY CALEBD IEHL
staff and faculty were encour
MA AGING EDITOR labyrinth, 'you
aged to take off their shoes,
RADIOS HOW:
Ted Jamison ('15) wivels ALBUMO F THEW EEK, put on socks and meander don't know
in his office chair, enclosed by WEDNESDAYFSR OM 7 P.M.T O 9 through the labyrinth in a
two microphone , all eyes are P.M.W ITH DYLANS TRINGERA ND earch for inner peace. exactly where
on him. He is preparing for JOSEPHA RZT o one was present to ex
the next egment of his KLC plain how to walk th labyrinth. you ' r e goi • n g. '"
PUBLICATIONS:
radio show, Album of the Week, Jnstead, there was a single sign
MUSICR EVIEWSF OR MUSIC
looking Like aptain Kirk, or CONNECTION,C ASSITTETAPE welcoming vi itors. It out-
an air traffic controller, or a REVIEWSF ORT HE PIONEERL OG, lined a handful of rules: to be labyrinth walk •s a per-
crazed hacker genius. Co-Host SELF-PRODUCEDM USICZ INE HOMETOWN: respectful of fellow walkers, to onal, independent experience.
Jo eph Arzt ('15) suggests COMMUNICATEN OW LOSA NGELES refrain from talking and to take Though ther may be pre ent,
Jamis n might empathize with however much time was needed the time is not meant to be
tuart Murd ch, the crack tar HOBBIES: MAJOR: to "receive clarity, illuminati n shared. "To use the labyrinth
SLAMP OETRYK, NITTING ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
who came down with chronic and in ight." a a c ntemplacive t I," ne
fatigue syndrome bef re starting ''Insteado f intake and mentalp rocessing, Participants entered the flier said, "take a f w min-
music gr up Belle and . ebastian. labyrinth at the same point, but utes to clear your mind." Lt is
m
Jami n saw a ouro~ vi e con,;,,g-tl#t tmt/'tD!ll~.ti'tmletht1tg were ncouraged co find their r se.r ed qr medi.tacion and
of Murdoch and noticed, "he own path to the center. They personal reflecti n, to unplug
b unces. He's a bouncy man.' tangible,s omethingt hat'sp erhapsa craft." iPod and cell phone and take
"Between class
For emphasi , Jamison a st p back fr m the stress and
flourishes his arm, fini hing in a rush of the semester. Between
work, clubs,
flick of the wri t and an upward of just learning," Jamison said. practical t mix music with an class work, clubs, sports and
thru t f the index finger. e're Instead of intake and mental thropology. till, between classes sports and jobs, jobs, student may f rget to
back on th air in 12 econd . processing, it's coming out and he sifts through 50 co 100 pages take the time for meditation.
11 10, 9 ... Jamison counts cl ing omething tangible some f ab tractions. stud en ts may and reflection. The Labyrinth
down. thing that's perhap a craft.' That doc n t top him from Walk provided them with both
He build hi life ar und F r review , Jamison doc n't dredging up article n mu icol forget to take a reminder and an opp rcuniry
counting econd . Minur s be take the fast crack co a polished ogy from] T Rand B C to do so.
the time for
fore the show, he was running to draft. He'll Li ten to an album Ho t. Midway through Album Kathie n Burckhardt ('14), a
catch a meeting of the Brazilian 10 to 15 time before hitting the of the Week, Jamison analyzes meditation and member of Lewis & lark' In
Club. "I Livev icariou ly through keyboard. Then without tak- Billboard Magazine' interview terfaith ouncil, said she sees
er country runn r ," he aid. ing the mu ic from his ears, he with Geoff Barrow, an "analog reflection." the labyrinth as a metaph r
"L t's g with this extended lists general impressions before dude" who-harkens back co the for life and Ii ing. ftcn while
metaphor: Every dar for me is a launching inco a ong-by-song day when pr ducer worked walking a labyrinth, "you don't
race again t the clock." analysi . with rche era in read f syn know exact!) where you're go
Jami n wakes at 6:30 a.m., In a feature for Music on thesizers. were also encouraged to walk ing."
b gin cla at a.m. work at n ction Jamison recalls the old ow, Jamison ha reached the at their wn pace and to do lf walkers of the labyrinth
ollege vans days of college radio, befor end of the how. He's di cu sed what came naturally to them were to take away any mes-
1usic enter, composes verse . biogs replaced zincs. ew bands the reviewers and all their "pre while exploring the labyrinth sage from this event, they need
for lam poetry c mpetition used to test tracks out at the tenti usiry," gi en a shout out as long as it didn't interfere only read the flier' conclusion:
with ApocaLips plays in the campu stati n, hoping for a to the third place barista in the with ocher walkers. "There's "R MEMB ·R who y u are ·
orchestra, writes a column on spot on the DJs' top charts. orthwest Regional competi n one way of walking it" said (wholly beauriful) and RE-
cassette tapes for The Pioneer "That was the frontline for get tion, and executed "the flip," a Hilary Himan, the intern for T R to where you need to be
Log arrd ubmit album and Li e ting stuff heard," Jamison said. nod co the br ken KL record the ffice of Religious and in the world."
ho, reviews to Mu ic Con " ow it's n t as valid a venue player at hi side ( rzt clanged
necti n magazine back home for cutting-edge music." two water bottles together to
in L.A. He's the publication's Jami on grew up in the fool Listeners, before playing the
"Portland dude." Lately, he's an Fernando Valley outside next digital track).
taken up knitting, and launching L. . His parents loved musical Jami on and Dylan cringer
ommunicate ow, a monthly theater and gave him his first ('15) came up with Album of
music zine he and Arzt produce taste of music-showtunes. He the week, and the flip, fresh
with Photoshop, Watzek scan learned co play ba s in fourth men year, before Arzt joined
ner and print balance . Before grade. Throughout middle the how and before Jami on
printing, Jamison stays up until cho I, he said " reen Day learned to "respect the album a
3 a.m. writing what he call hi dominated my life." At Lewis & a cohesive unit." They were bit
' cream of con ciou ne ," a Clark, where "everybody's inco ter at n t being able to play the
column that' "loosely music omething," peers educated him. vinyl collection in KLC, where
plus ocial analysis." To com Don't just think The Ramones "everything's always broken.'
plete the whole "guerilla pera \: hen you think punk rock, they ow they just pretend.
ti n" the DJ's drop c pie n said. Look at what came before. Jamison reaches beneath his
the floor of ase tudy Coffee At other times college ha drained RE] algene. H r i
and Powell's. left Jamison numb. He cho e the rec rd player in it coffee
"l cry to find any source I can ethnomu icol gy over a music colored case, her the silver If you missed last week's Labyrinth Walk, another will be
co do omething real, instead major becau e it eemed more latch. Here is something real. held by the Interfaith Council on Monday, April 21.
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MARCH 7, 2014 THE PIONEER LOG 9
Exploration and discovery finally pays off
BYJ ULIAB URNS
o-called " candal." to h me. A an accomplished
STAFFW RITER
The idea for Goldstein's paper student violini t, Dill chose to write
It's what every uppe.rclas man came t him by looking in the ab ut Mozart's three final violin
neve.r forgets and what every Watzek news section. With the concertos for her &D class-
freshman must ove.rcome-the prospect of d,e assignment loom fostly Mozart Her paper traces
a cent into college-level academia ing overhead, Goldstein was in the origin, hi cory and legacy of
via E&D re earch paper. For Isaac spired when be aw the book "The these three ma terpiece . For Dill,
Goldstein C16) and Kristina Dill Eighteen-Day Running Mate" on th intere t came from a specific
(16), chis feat held a parricular the shelf in the library. His initial question: why aren't Mozart's last
sweernes . Goldstein and Dill, interest in this source eventually concertos as widely received as
winner of the Jame J.I opp gave him an idea for bis paper. his mer w rks in today's p pular
First-Year Research A ward, were "1 started mere and accidentally culture? Through her re earch Dill
awarded a prize of 200 for the fell into my thesis when J started discovered that while Mozart's later
quality of d,eir papers and d,eir use looking into journals about chis works aren't widely known among
of Waczek r source . ruff," Gold tein said. "l used a lot the general populace, d,ey are of
Isaac Gold tein ch e to re earch of journals, a ~ spaper arricle , and the uano t importance in d,e world
d,e candal b hind the brief definitely me b ks," Gold tcin of violin pedagogy.
presidenrial candidacy of Thomas said but his research did not end sing multiple resources in
Eagleton in 1972 for hi Explora mere. Waczek including books, journals •
tion and Di covery class tided When he ~1;.:••n<lh t focu • of and articles, Dill uncovered the
candal, ensation, and ·raud. The hi paper to mental illn s wid'lin a:ue value of the e works. " lo
scandal of this election arose from Eagleton's scandal Goldstein zart's violin concertos have been
Eagleton's dropping out of d,e ventured past d,e political sources central co the education of virtually
election after it bad been revealed and found him elf looking for every erious violin rudent," Dill
that he had been ho piralized p ychological journal . In terms said.
for <lcpression ten years earlier. of advice for thi year' freshman The re earch proce s proved
Goldstein set out co find our hO\ class, Goldstein's biggest recom to be indispensable for Dill. he
big of a role mental illness played mendati n is c a k librarian for u ed me paper as an pporrunity
in the resignation and whether or help. While bis award prove that to research a ubject mat pertained
not this de erved co b con idered be bas mastered navigating me co her life in a major way. Dill
"scandalous." What he found wa library, no one can find sources recommends d1at freshmen "start
that mere were coo ~any conflict better than librarians. working on d,e paper as early as
ing narrative about d,e event co Kristina Dill wrote be.r research p ssible, o that there i plenty of
pinpoint d,e exact nature of this paper on a topic chat hit clo e time to enjoy doing the re earcb."
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Gender
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STAFFW RITER I ya!a nnouncer, for the j y you bring ~ ~ \-- ~ • .,_....
LASTW EEK to my heart" He then turned to the I,--· / ""')- Symposium
ount and Phineas.' 'Thank you for .._,_ .~ .. \.-·
elcome, Dear Reader, to me coming co my rienc,g entlemen. J ( • •·
i, ..f -J. Edition
<lahgcringt a.I• of Cotmt • tin be~~ heard u e'had qoite a rime since
and Phinea Watchb urger, Olde landing in our ports."
Lond n's Finest Puzzle-Busters. ''Yes." ·aid me Count our
ILLUSTRATIONB Y KELSEYG RAY
ummoned to die Eastern ri.cnc, messenger told us d,e nature of your
our heroes have been asked co assist mystery,b ut nly befi re being h t
in lving a r ya!m urder. ince arriv- wid, an arrow co death."
ing at die dazzling port bay, mey've ''Indeed icd oes appear mat
witne ed die as assinati n of a royal troubled rimesa rc afoot," replied the
messenger, lost a ·creet game, learned emperor. '~\s I have indicated,m =
mere may be lead inv lving Rare has been a murder in my royal c urt
Koi and are now greeted by an impe- me murd r of my royala dviser_T!h e
rial proc s ion. \X'atcl,c l e but be dynasty has been in dis rder ever
wary, reader: mysteries appr acl,! since mat <l,1)j and d,is chaos must
cease!"
''Why look, sir," aid Phineas, "it's ''We'll d whatever it is we can
d,c imperialp rocession of me very co help your royalm aj ty,"s aid
emperor 1 an Po!" Phineas. "\Xle'veh eard mat m= may
''Tim it is,m y boy."T h oum be omething fish going on with d,e
replied, ''It appears as mough ur Rare K i. I learned a lot about d,em
empl ,er has finallyc aught up wid, when l worked at a libraryi n Ide
us." Lond n!"
Two lines of colorfullya rmored " ut out mat dribble, boy,"
ldiers braced a trailingp rocessi n napped me Kan P . 'Th=' n thing
of musicians,m erry makers and wrong wid, my beautifulR are Ko~
servants.T his laseg roup held al ft a you arc misin6 rmedl"
larged ecorated platform, upon which 'Oh." Phineas said.
at d,e largea nd magnificentK an Po, The Emperor resumed his calm
sovereigne mperor of d,e rient smile.' ow rinsbeyand friend, Students create zines at the 33rd annual Genc;lerS tudies Symposium on Wed. March 5th.
deafeningg ong sounded. wont ) u accompany me to my reat
GOG. Emerald Palace?''
r\ small man wid, a small hat scur ''We certainlyw ill,"s aid d,e ount Dear Virgi!ls, out ynergia's to pa ersby-how Though l generally support your
ried forth to d,e from of d,e group. "Come, Phineas." I startedv olunteerinagl the rad are tho e, by the way?-gaz exual agency and would like co
'~ uncing die entrance of his The proces i n broke out inco a GenderS tudiesS ylllposi1mp1la 1111i11g ing adoringly at keynote speakers, urge you to act on any romantic
royalh ighness' royala on unce.r!" merry tune, beginninga large -rum. 11Jeeti1a1bgosu ta 111onathg o,a nd or dige ting panel copies (and urges you might have I can't
The man merged back inc d,e Amidst d,e merriment, Phineas qui quick!Jfe ll i11lo vew ith oneo f the co perbap ome aphrodi iacs) by condone flirting, making con11ec
crowd. TI, sharp melody of a pan etly turned co d,e Count ordinatorsI.' ve learneda lot and had me water cooler. It will be easy tion , or having ex while there
flute playedm omencarily. " ir, don't you mink it puzzling a to11o f flm but 110wth e eve11isI here co connect with your crush while are plenty of engaging symposium
G G. mat cl, Emperor was so tandoffish and I'm n11111oinugt of time.H o1vd o the scent of provokative discus- talks co go co.
r\ mailer man wid, a smaller hat about m menci ning cl, fish?" I tell thep ersonI 've beens tucfyi11I g ion-and nerve-induced sweat-is Instead of gaping at your
ran co d,e front "He's a man of eccentric tastes, want themt o be "D't hesis? in the air. cru h check ouc the art exhibit
''Kan Po everyone!L et's givei t my lad, it could have just been a flight -Gradu-dati11g -Gay Lady .in tamm. Perbap you will find
up!" He yelled,p roceeding co e.xecuce of fancy,b ut we'll keep a wary 1 k something more co your liking
a mall back-flip. about" Dear Gradu-dating, Let me b frank: you houldn't than stale conversation aimed at
G G. d,e group halted, ounc Grins Don't fear because the be concerned about "your crush" impre sing some romantic interest
As d,e final gong warmed d,e ears bey and Phineas Wacchburgerf ound symp ium i h re! There are during d,e Gender rudies ym that you'v likely idealized and/ or
f Phineas and the unc, the grand d,emselvesb efore en rmous emerald till plenty of opporrunitys posium, you should be concerned over-sexualized. They will rnank
emperor cood up from his gold<;1 gates. for you to hang out with your with crushing gender stereotypes you for leaving them alone.
d,rone. -TO BE CONTINUED cru h. uggest a date handing in your awe ome panel di cussion. - traigbt Lady
SPORTS
10 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
basketbsaalyl fsa rewetlols eniors
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SPORTSE DITOR
TAYLER WANG JESSICA RODRIGUEZ
Favorite memory of LC career: Favorite memory of thi ea on:
"My favorite memories were playing with 'This cason 1 have to say my favorite
my b t friend . There' n thing like get memory i g ing to Disneyland widi die
ting to pend every day with the people team, or when we bear ncordia and
y u I ve doing the sport you love." Whitworth."
Favorite memory of this season: Thank you's: "I would of course
" fy fa rite memory this year i when I thank my coaches £ r all of th ir dedica
got to tak my senior hot. It was a magi ci n and hard work they put into me and
cal m m nt I will never forget." my teammates for the past four years.
] would also thank all of my former
Advice to younger players: " ever teammate diat l played with for the past
r gret a single day. olle e ba ketball £ ur years. They gave me the be t college
ha some of the b r memories that will basketball expcri nee 1 could a k for, and
never compare." for diat I am grateful.'
KATIE ANDERSON KATHLENE HOWE
Favorite memory of thi ea on: Favorite memory of LC career:
"Mcmorie from this year woulc.lb e " om of my favorite mcm ries at L
pulling through and coming together would be just me memories I made specifi
and beating Whirwordi at the end of ur cally wim my class. \) e aU entered the pro
season. Also, going t Disneyland in ali gram together and experienced the same
as well." feelings being scrubs as freshmen to now
confident seniors."
Advice to younger players: " ome
advice l would give is just have fun. lt Thank you' : " 'ly papa (grandpa). He
may seem like a I ng four year but it me one person who believed in me from
goe quickly. o just have fun with each me very beginning widi playing basketball.
Ever game I played since l was 11 and
other a much as you can."
awkward he would always cell me after me
Thank you's: "I would defenitely game mat l make him so proud! lm ugh
say thank you to my parents. They have it has been a couple of years since he has
passed 1 still carry on his encouraging
been there and pu hed me through thi
w rd c m ti ace me to play b teer." ,
jou ney.'
DARON DEAN CASSIE BEUCHERIE
Favorite memory of chi season: Favorite memory thi season: "I really
"Last year] was out the whole season wid, enjoyed being a senior leader on die ream
a torn L, o ju r being able to practice and working with die first-year players. l
and play in games wid, all f my wonder remember arah Bucknm,;rz cellingm e she
ful teammates wa very pecial for me. We wanted to hit at least one -p inter this
al o beat a top 25 team hicwordi) over season and I said when die time is right and
enior weekend, and my teammate Tayler your feec are set )'OU hould go for it! In
who tore her r\ L a few game before the next game against Willamette she hit a
3-poinrer and die bench went crazy!"
senior night was able to come into our last
game and die odier team l c her core a
Advice to younger players: "l w uld
ba kcc. l wa really proud f her and my
rerun." advise the younger players to alwa s go as
bard as mey can, in practice and in ames,
bur to always have fun widi the sport. They
Thank you's: "My m m and my licde
might gee frustrated one day with diem
sister. They have been to almost every
selves, a reammace, or a coach, so making
basketball game of min since I was in
sure diey are still in love ,vidi die sport and
diird grade.'
cl, goal is what will keep diem sane."
SPORTS
MARCH 7, 2014
THE PIONEER LOG 11
Women's tennis _fallst o Whitworth and Whitman,
LOOKING TO IMPROVE AS SEASON CONTINUES
Claudia Lew ('16), the Pioneer ' No. 1 singles player is pictured here winning for the third time in
conference play last Saturday against Whitworth.
BY CAITLIN BASILIO patient on the court," ,he :.aid. for my opporrumrr ro go after the
SP RTSE DITOR \s a rennis pla~er l like to be .ig- ball."
On unday, Lew tell 6-1,
Last weekend, the Lewis &
'This is a new season 6-3":is the Pio 'r n. 1, Sweet
Clark women'. rennis team fell
man dr ppcJ both her . ets
to borh the \XhC\\orth Pirates
6-3. ,ind the # l 6 \X'hitm:m J\fis
and a new team, so all 6-1
1
1o. 2). while \ fokcna
\kUuske) ('14) lo t 6-1, 7-5.
·ionaries, 9-0. I want for the team
,\lli on 'chneider (' 17) pl:iyed
On aturday, LC faced
as the Pios' o. 4 and wa. un
\X"hirworth \\"here Claudia is for us to work and
able co ho!J off her \Vhitman
Lt:"-('l 6) won for the third
opp ncnt. Theresa 1igsby
□me in conference play as the play hard ... I am very
(' 15) dropped J1er two sers 6-2
Pioneers' r 1o. 1 singles player,
excited for this season in the 1o. 5 spot .md \'izcamo
agaimt ~aryn lo ney 6-0, 6-2.
fi IJ 6-1 in rbc o. 6 po. icion.
Paloma \'i~c ino,won the pnly and l okin forward ''Thi-,; i • a new ~cason ht! a
other Pi:{1•<>v1,1kt• 6J:f'~mt~rwmninµ;•11
m:w tt,am, ·o all l ,vant for the
the opening ser 6-3, before to playing with my Pio
ream i for us to work and play
falling 6-~ during the sec nd.
hard." said Lew. ". \bo bcaung
Bur rhe Pios. 'o. 6 bounced girls.'
\X:'hirman, \c,uld be a plus.
back to cake her match "-ith a
Rut l am very excitt:d for rhis
1-U( l 0-8) win in rhe third set.
season and looking forward to
\'izcaino and OJi..·ia wcetman
g-ressive and patience irn't really playing wid1 tn} Pio i:-.rirls."
('14) earned the Pios' onl} doubles
the game I play," Lew said. "Bur Catch rhe Pios' next tenni.
pmnt, pb~ mg a~ the o. 3.
for this match in particular 1 had march today in tht• Tennis Dome
"It helped me improve being
t 1 rtly on mr patience and ,\ait at 4 p.m .. ag;tinst Willamercc.
UPcominGsa mes:
TODAY:
MEN'S TENNIS AT WILLAMETTE, 4 P.M.
WOMEN'S TENNIS AT TENNIS DOME, 4 P.M.
MARCH 8:
TRACK & FIELD, LC QUAD MEET, 11 A.M.
MEN'S TENNIS AT TENNIS DOME, 1 P.M.
WOMEN'S TENNIS AT PUGET SOUND, 1J>~M._ _ _
MARCH 8 & 9:
WOMEN'S GOLF AT THE RESERVE,
BOXER CLASSIC, TBD
SOFTBALLA T GEORGE FOX, 12 P.M. & 2 P.M.
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12 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
W don't actually \(JloW.
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. '1 What is sun •
What is life •
THE BACKDOOR
PRESENTS:
THE
Why so Smug? A Response
WEATHER
to Reed's Open Letter FORECAST
FRIDAY,M ARCH7 :
Reed's open letter, "The By the way, we aren't high-falutin, overly-well so
Risk of Being the Coolest the only miscreants. read and hardcore spirit that High of 57° F, low of 43° F.
College in Town," is Reed's very own students you are known for. Maybe High chance of show-
. I/;
rife with condescension, participated in a naked run then us Campus Security ers and the shattering of
pretension and other big at our campus, disrupting officers won't have to go dreams of sunlight. Also
words. Reed has attempted the poor history majors in over to Reed to handle our cake.
to swing its liberal arts Watzek Library. They are charges-they'll be here.
SATURDAY,MARCH8 :
weight around, and frankly, easily startled, you know.
we here at Lewis & Clark But, before you get any High of 57° F, low of 50° F. MUCH
Campus Security will have "The Coolest College ideas about superiority,
Chance of rain, along with
none of that. in Town," as Reed likes remember this: we'll drive I/
wispy lyrics and ironic
to call itself, is part of the our golf carts anywhere
band names, like "Dyslexic
Yes, it is true that Lewis problem. They, through we damn well please. Got
Arsenal."
& p~rk srudrnfs h~, be n ·r I i i-fi • ( i? ~~ i s, i~·
SUNDAY MARCH9 :
having way too much fun can use big words too!) are much more qualified
at Reed, but when they policies, have created an than your pansy CSOs High of 55° F, low of 45° F.
RAIN
describe our students' environment where hard (Community Safety
Chance of rain, followed by
misconduct as "sundry drugs and harder partying Officers), who are "non
I/;
hipsters saying, "I knew the
mischief' and use words are accepted. Is it any confrontational and low
'Bon Brewers' before they
like "stegophily" to say wonder that LC students, key." We are Campus
were mainstream."
what they've been up to, it desperate for a place to Security. We are legion.
(
becomes clear how much blow off steam, will go to Beat that.
THEC OMICS ECTION:
they have their heads stuck your campus? So, get off
up their asses. You're not your high horse and help us Signed seriously,
wrong, you 're just being out a little. Lewis & Clark
a pretentious tool about has lost its mojo, alright? Ted "Danger" Vicious,
it, Reed. And in case all You know what people call Chief of Campus Security's
of you are wondering, our school? "Diet Reed." Special Forces Division
"stegophily" is the People think we are a pale,
climbing of tall buildings. calorie-less version of you.
We prefer the term parkour,
thank you very much. So give us some of that
I
!CLASSIFIEDS
REED WOES: SUNBLOCK: THE RA GAMES:
Well, I don't know how Okay, so this whole The tributes for the RA TO WRITE FOR THE BACKDOOR.
else to say this but...l've Sunburn 2014 thing is games have been selected
Yes, you too can write for the Backdoor.
been captured by Reedies. going on right? Well, I say for next year. This
Our legion of randomly typing monkeys are
Yeah, apparently they that the title is ridiculously very special event will
unionizing, and we need some scabs-we
didn't like that I went on a misleading. I signed up showcase the best of the
mean, new writers-to fill their roles. So, if
joyride with their golf cart. for an all-expenses-paid dorms! Be prepared to face
you like to write fake news, think you might
I'm imprisoned in some tanning adventure. I have stiff competition, awkward
be funny, have a humorous comic, or have a
existentialist cell, with SAD (Seasonal Affective conversations with Area
nice standup routine, then you are welcome
the words "recalcitrant" Disorder), okay? I need Directors, drama and the
here! To join the best cult in the world, come
written all over the walls. the vitamin D. Instead, pain of being on duty. Only
to The Pioneer Log's writer's meetings at
Stay away for your sanity! we have some indie band the strong will survive.
4:30 p.m. on Mondays in Templeton OR
It's a trap! festival during the Oregon May the odds ever be in
email drakemacfarlane@lclarlc.edu
monsoon season. your favor!
THISW EEK'SC ONTRIBUTORTS O THEB ACKDOORW AS DRAKEM ACFARLANAEN D NANCY. *The Backdoor is a work of humor and fiction.
Saturday's Sunburn music festival. Read about the process and the payoff. The Cave Singers and Shannon
& the Clams will play in Stamm at 7:30 p.m. >> ARTS PG. 6
Lewis & Clark students overwhelm Ted Jamison ('15) is campus's Men's basketball loses conference
Reed parties, drawing accusations of resident Renaissance man. Hanging game against Whitworth, ends season
sexual misconduct, theft and other out with the DJ, writer, publisher and ranked #15 in Northwest Conference.
mischief. Ethnomusicology major. >> SPORTSP G. 10
>> NEWSP G. 2 >> FEATURESP G. 8
NEWS
2 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
Behavioro f LC students at Reed brings
STAFF
complaints,a ccusations of sexual misconduct
Editor-in-Chief
Zibby Pi llote
ManagingE ditor
aleb Diehl
BY ZIBBY PILLOTE
EDITORIAL
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
News
Joey Carmichael, Josh Freeman
"Go home Clarkies," ha
Opinion become a familiar chant for
Michelle Chernack
srudents at Reed ollege. fcer
Style Source months of Lewis & Clark srudents
Amy Rosenheim, Gaby Stanley flooding Reed' campus in
oucheast Portland, Reed's student
Features
Emma Cranston, Kaiya Gordon body has filed a formal complaint
against LC to the ssociated
Arts
tudents of Lewis & Clark.
Katrina Staaf, Guadalupe Triana
F llowing the Bad Bitche
Sports Bail on riday, eb. 22, several
Lauren Achee, Caitlin Basilio
Recd student to k to Facebook
Backdoor to expres their concern with the
Drake MacFarlane number of 'off-campus" party
attendees.
IllustrationE ditor
Kelsey Gray ' What's the update on the
Recdics-co-Clarki s ratio?" Reed
Photo Editor
tudcnt Hayley Vanderjagt wrote.
Lacey Jacoby
The di cus ion that followed
SocialM edia and Web Manager included accounts of sexual
Tyler Wayne Patterson misconduct and talk of the Reed
tudent government ending a
COPY CHIEF
Emma Hoch-Schneider formal complaint co A L .
One Reed student, Dylan
Copy Editors
Holmes, enjoys the opportunity
Trushaa Castelino, Annabel
Carroll, Hannah Licht, Nora the two schools have co mingle
Meyers-Sacket together, but worrie that the
way LC student perceive Reed is
CONTRIBUTORS
StaffW riters leading to a misconception about
Julia Burns, Shannon Gormley, the behavior that is welcome
Ted Jamison, Maddie Lee, ~ter
there.
Melling, JesseM erchant, Caitlin
Morris, Amy Sutton, Sam Weller ccording to Holme , some
issues are "harmless," like LC
Illustrators:
students a king Reed students for
Laura Estrada, Adrian Miner
way to find alcohol, weed and
t
Photographers various other recreational drugs. "'
Q. uin Rennelly, Lex Shapiro
l,J. .
However, Holmes also expres ed
'.'.)
COVERA RT that there is a serious problem ,u ..
""
Kelsey Gray, Lacey Jacoby, with sexual harassment. a:,
z
Quinn Kennelly "Too many people come 0
~
here with the objective of getting
t;;
Operations: fucked up and hooking up without ~
BusinessM anager understanding social boundaries,"
Katherine Keller he aid. He, too, has fallen victim
student's overdose, "Reed College, an LC student there because all of with or without in tirutional
to such hara sment.
a private school with one of my peers act like douchebags at intervention.
FACULTYA DVISOR ''An individual from LC. ..
the most prestigious academic their events." ''We are meeting them
Molly Robison Kelly
sweeped me to the side, shoved
programs in the .. , is one of the "We've made a huge presence srudenc government to student
STAFFA DVISOR hi tongue d wn my throat, and last chools in the country where there, not only in numbers but in government," Ahmed aid. "l
Jason Feiner proceeded to grope underneath
srudents enjoy almost unlimited beha ior," Julia Burns ('16) said, think once we figure out where
my clothes repeatedly despite
freed m to experiment openly whose boyfriend attends Reed. we stand and what we need help
my protests," Holmes said. "I
with drug , with lircle or no hassles "They chink it's a free-for-ail. Yes, with, we will reach out to the
eventually hoved him off and
from authorities." Reed ha loo e policie _regarding admini tration."
To order a subscription of the he disappeared ... and thi is only
"I've gone t Bey nee Bail and drugs and ale ho~ but that In the meantime, Bums and
newspaper please email: the tip of the iceberg for my girl
the Talking Heads dance party shouldn't give us an excuse to go Rizzo ugge t LC reevaluate
subs.piolog@gmail. om. friends." since sophomore year," Tyler crazy when we go there." the party scene on and around
Holmes claim that many Rizzo ('14) said. "LC tudencs Burn said that she's witnessed campus to better accomm date
To place an advertisement, of hi female friend have have chis image of the Reed L students tealing from the student 'apparent need .
please email: complained about being community as a hardcore, wild Reed cho I score and from party ''What doc R cd have that
ads.p iolog@gma i I .com. "frequently accosted, harassed attendee , vomiting in public, we don't?" Burn aid. " peakers.
and grabbed on the dance fl or" peeing in public, disrespecting Music chosen by student .
The Pioneer Log serve to with uc their con enc. According "'I think that Reed's campus afety officers and space. It really bouldn'c be that
inform the Lewis & Clark com to them it is almo t always drunk performing aces of mi conduce, hard for u to do something
munity on issues of concern to LC kids who commit these acts. the faux-rivalry such as groping girls on the dance ini.ilar."
students. Advertisements, Let
between our schools floor. "le sucks, because it turns
ters to the Editor and Editorials HIDE YOUR 'PIO PRIDE' "I think that the faux-rivalry what could be fun and cool
do not necessarily reflect the A letter to the editor published has become very between our chool has become environments between Reedies
opinions of The Pioneer Log or in the Quest, Reed's student very much real," Burns said. "I and Clarkies inco really strained
much real,' Burns
Lewis & Clark College. newspaper, entitled "The Risk now feel uncomfortable being a and uncomfortable spaces," Rizzo
Of Being The Coolest College said. 'I now feel 'Clarkie' when I'm visiting Reed." aid.
The Pioneer log In Town," stated that campus "I certainly don't wane to
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Rd. ecurity officers at Reed have uncomfortable being PEACE, LOVE AND PASTA see the openness of Reed's
MSC 121 documented at least ten incidents a 'Clarkie' when I'm In his 60-second mes age events go away, but the cumnc
Portland, OR 97219 of LC students engaging in to students last week, A LC dynamic of these large parties
piolog@gmail.com acts of misconduct. These acts visiting Reed."' PresidentMusa hmed ('14) is unsustainable," Holmes
www.piolog.com include, "getting dr~nk, openly aid that Cabinet received a aid. "[We] need to come to an
moking pot ... joy-riding an complaint from the Reed student understanding of what' expected
electric cart, stegophily (climbing party environment which lead government about LC student of each other in regard to the e
buildings], and mo t recently, to ' larkies' behaving rudely and behavior at Reed parties. events, and I think that is entirely
ffi being uncooperative and disrespectfully-becau e they " ur interactions have been po sible. I just request chat we
confrontational ... when asked to think anything flies at Reed." very c rdial," hmed aid. "Reed ail respect each thee' pace, ask
leave." Rizzo lived a block from is coming t campus on Friday consent and not see each other as
Reed is renowned and has been Reed last year, and would often for pa ta, and they're bringing a means to an end (i.e. drugs or
widely criticized for it lenient attend lecture , events and parties dessert." sex) but rather as college students
drug policy. The Willamett Week n campus. "I've alway been Both Reed and L hope co who all deserve co have a good
said of Reed in 2008, following a embarrassed to identify myself as find a solution t the problem ti.me."
NEWS
MARCH 7, 2014 3
THE PIONEER LOG
Justice Sotomayor to visit campus next week
BYJ OEYC ARMICHAEALN D JOSH FREEMAN
EWS EDITORS
Last year,
Lewi & Clark
Law chool
br ught hief
Justice of the
niced caces
John Roberts
t campu.
ext week the
La" chool
will continue
th trend
of bringing
impres ive and p werful speakers. s ociace
Ju rice of the uprcme Court of the niced
Scates onia otomay r will visit campu on
'\ ednesday, lar. 12.
Justice tomayor is touring to promote
her memoir, "My Bclov cl~ rld."
Publi hed in Jan. 2013," [y Beloved
'\ orld" is largely m deled after Barack
Obama's memoir. The book cells the tory
of her life, including her upbringing and her
education, up until 1992.
, ocomayor was app inred to the
Supreme urr in lace 2 09. 'he was the
first Hi panic and the third woman to erve
on the upreme ourc.
Law ch I D an Robert Kl noff is one
f : tomayor who will moderate the ev nr.
tomay r will speak in Pamplin ym at
10: 0 a.m. lf all eat are filled in Pamplin,
registered attendee can watcl1 the event in
the Agnes Flanagan hapel.
President Barack Obama congratulates Justice Sotomayor at her investiture ceremony, ept. 8, 2009.
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OPINION
4 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
Editorial
Reed students disturbed by "Clarkie" behavior
RECENTA TTENDENCEB Y LC STUDENTSA T REED PARTIESH AS CAUSED PROBLEMSA CROSST HE RIVER
BY ZIBBY PlLLOTEA ND conduce have appeared ac L , think of Reed as a fantasy land jeers of their waitlisc, hopele ly re ponsibilitie in exchange for
CALEBD IEHL Reed tudents and staff have of parrying mayhem, where bumming around another chool freedom. oching they decide,
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A D wrircen plenty about us. In a ordinary rules of behavior don't becau e our isn't go d enough. however, will have much effect
MA AGING EDITOR lercer co apply. A L Pre ident Mu a if the student body doesn't ign
"Students of both
the Reed rodents of Ahmed ( 14) has announced on.
ich its Beyonce Ball, Quest, both schools that repre Granger
schools can fix this "We must show
unarm cl " ommun.iry afcry" Direccor can fix chis rife entacive of titled his
Officer and calculu major of Com- rift in our relationship in our relarion- Reed' student Reed student letter, ' The
wh r II nowballs three feet mumcy hip without government risk of being
in diameter into dorm walls, afecy without involving involving , ill meet with that we are not the co I c
Reed o!Jege ound like a place ary adminisrracors, L on riday college in
where anything can happen. Granger administrators." r u ing words over pasta, co all rejects of their cown." r\fcer
i!Jamerce eek lias named it a reported as complex as find a lucion learning f
haven for experimental drug , a L students 'joy-riding" a golf "stegophily." n Reed's campu , , ichouc inv lv waitlist." the sexual
, ild fr e-for-alL nfortunacely, care and engaging in ' scegoph we can ace ju t as we would on ing adminiscra mi conduce
if we d n'c work a a student ily," or climbing buildings. Palatine Hill. We can respect the cors. \J e hope chis discussion and recklessnes chat Reed
body co repair our relarionships Drunk " larkie " who have personal boundaries of Reedies will cover how LC cudent can students accuse us of its easy
with our peers at Reed, we face danced with chem without con just as we would chose f our ace in a way chat re peers Reed' t see h w ranger made that
banishm nt from chis paradise. sent, and groping. ome Reed LC peers. e muse h w Reed Honor Principle, which calls for judgement. It doesn't ha e co be
Though few reports of mis- student wrote that L tudents students that we are not all re- an understanding of individual chat way.
Let's not emu late
the University of
Phoenix's system
BYD RAKEM ACFARLANE nearly up to the level of having
BACKDOORE DITOR a highly killed professor and a
challenging coursc of study. Until
ILLUSTRATIOB YL AURAE STRADA Online courses arc edging we have a digital Socrates as an
their way into our territory here online profes r, one who i able
usty ail coordina ors
t t '!:+.l''"'IIIMllr"J' t, tuJc.nt'.
am OOIC~ll'l:JIJR. ecently, President needs. as well 11 erve as a reliable
Barry Gia sner and the Strategic source, online classe will remain
Initiative Fund Executive Council subpar for the liberal arts experi
speak out on co-op closure
approved a set of projects for rhc: ence.
2013-2014 year, one of which was 'hat I sec as the real danger
a proposal to dt.·vclopa n online behind thts j5 that it 5ignab a shift
BY RUSTYN AIL sci es accountable for what ccurs body more than ever. If you feel IJ .. M. postgraduate law degree in from the school's con: value~. It's
COORDINATORS in the pace, as well as how we a ch ugh you have beneficed from .\nimal Law ar rhe Law School. a small shift, yes, but a very real
move forward. Regardle s of our Rusty ail's existence during your
Nov.~o n the: surface., this . cems one. Time,; are tough for universi
lack of pace c perate uc f, we time at Lewis & lark, we want co .
fairly innocuous .. \ftcr all. hov. tie., and will only get tougher for
The Rusty ail, our tudent plan on continuing many f our encourage you co v01ce your sup
does an online course in lcgall} liberal arts schools as students
run, n-campu coop rative, ha programs and we need students to port. 'end your corie , anecd res
:.aving animals affect w, here at quc. cion the value of such an
fallen on hard time . 1\ fter a series support or inquiries co C\S? education. Comer must be cut
"We need the commu
f conduce hearings regarding two and co- co p lclark.edu,
I r's a signal of a trendt oward somewhere in order to rcmam
incidents, college admin.isrrac rs operate and we will gladly
nity to help convey to a cheapening of our education. 'competitive'. Rut thc problem l
found the Rusty ail resp nsibl with u. inc rp race them
The advent of online courses ha~e find is that m asures like the e are
for violating ics alcohol policy De the administration how inro our efforts changed ho administrations view short term The college may
and compliance failure-"failure spite co regain our
clas es forever. They are cheapct, survive du. torm., but in doing
co comply with the directions of the face much the Rusty ail pace. If you
less labor intensive and can reach so, lo:.e it guiding compass. That
ollege officials, including ampus that our wi h c take a
a larger audience. Best of all, they hurts us, furure alumni. for the
afety, acting in p rformance of music enriches the on-cam more hand -on
can still charge exorbitant tuioon college in the future reflects upon
their duties." They have deter hows, approach, let us
fee This project i just a stepping us. The school. whether you like it
pus living experience
mined the appropriate resp nses which know, and we
stone tov.-ardsm ore unline-only or not, is now a part of our iden
co b : forcing the Rusty ail c ampu will find a way co
on a dail basis." courses and mark my words, if tity. Letang it sway and lose what
forfeit it be! ved pace in Tama afety incorporac you
it's a succcs they'll make die leap makc:s it unique is detrimental to
rack Hall, 18 month of uncondi- offi- into the proce c
&omt he ool to and us and students of the future.
ti nal probation and casking the cials have termed "partie ," have effort. We believe that having a rh GraduateS chool I urge caution toward these
Rusty ail coordinacors with creat- become increa ingly p pular, many srudenc-run space is one of the
ow, online cow:ses aren't all types of clas s, for they come
ing a mmunity ducation Plan. of you know that we offer far stutlenr body's be t as er and
bad. For non-ttaditional tu- from th ilk of for-profit universi
While we don't feel that all of more than a place co dance on the we hope that the Lewi & lark
dents, particularly older adults ties like U of Phoenix or De ry.
these outcomes are appropriate, weekends. \J e, the Rusty ail co tudenr body under·rands what
just returning to school, they are Those degm:s are cheapened
w cl rec gnize that it fall on us, ordinacors, need the community co is important co us and will seek incredibly usefula ndf l "ble. by those college's policies and
a well a the entire community, help convey ro the adminiscrati n involvement in a marure, respon
However, a school billing itself on methods. Those schools have the·
co rebuild our reputation and how much the Ru ty r ail enriche sible manner.
a liberal arts education, with facc place and so does ours. Lewis &
move forward, bearing in mind the n-campu living experience
to-face professor/student conw:t Clark is a l.ibcmla rts school and it
our respon ibility c the space. on a daily basis. The RIIS!} TailC oordinatorsa re
and rigorous course standards, should t:ayt hat way.T hat's why I
each other and everybody' afety. ur ituari n has become far Mia Freiberg( '16) Erica Louer ('14) should not also endorse online and many others came here. Let's
The Rusty ail belongs co every m re dire than we ever hoped co Hannah Lintner ('15), Al!Ja u1d11lig clas First of all.o nline educa hope we mncmbert hatw hen the
student on campus, and there~ re ee and at chi er ing juncrure we ('14), 1iko Mandeville( '17), Keith tion as it tandsa t pttsent is not time com
every student should h Id them- need the backing of the student Morenry ('15) and Lo11renS cott ('16).
Letterst o theE ditor
The Pioneer Log encourages letter and article submission of up to 500 ords from all members of the commu
nity including faculty, taff and students. Please end ubmi sions and que tions to piolog@gmail.com.
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ARTS
MARCH 7, 2014
THE PIONEER LOG
STOKED
FOR
BURN
KLC BOARD ALL SET FOR
SATURDAY'S MUSICAL BASH
FEATURING THE CAVE SINGERS
AND SHANNON AND THE CLAMS
PHOTOS BYL ACEYJA COBY
From left to right Alec Speckenbach ('15), Emily Darrel ('16), EmilyVanKoughnett ('15), Ciara Dolan
n
('15), Nick Pimentel ('15), Sasha Rindisbacher 4), Evan Mather ('16)
BY GUADALUPET RIANA with doors at 7:30 p.m. and show can with the limited budget and echoes the excitement of the worth making. I obviously think
ARTS EDITOR at 8 p.m. the resources we have available ro board ro ho r rwo group with mar people or that our alcohol
The weather for arurday s ' e sropped going 6 r nece - u . outh by outhwe t is happen varied styles. and drug policy should be more
unburn music fescival i look sarily a name that everyone's going ing right now people aren't on this "Bur what we gor this year was lenient in the in interest of sru
ing guite predictable: cloudy ro kn w [or] things that we think side of the country right now," somediing that] think we haven't denr camaraderie," Pimentel said.
with a chance of rain. Despite will attract certain people," Events Pimentel aid. really represented in unburns "[However,] I understand where
the fact that perhaps past KL Manager Emily VanKoughnett Although d1e four band line in the past. We haven't had like the administration is coming
Board members were being a bit ('15) aid. "That's great if we can up is handled by a small team of a bluegrass band kind-of-thing fr m and they want to
ironic by calling a music fescival do it, but I think at this point, dedicated music-goers and music in a while and that' something keep thing in
' unburn," the annual event has we're just really determined ro lovers, Pim nee] and anKough that Lewis & Clark loves," check. Ir's
become a ymbol of the ongoing make a great show. If people want nett claim that the proces is just an.Koughnetr said. "I just love just,
support and enthusiasm for live ro !make) the effort t come ee a complicated as any od1er event [ hannon and the Clams] for
music at Lewis & Clark. Thi KL a free, cool show on that end with chance and luck. their image [and] what they
musical bash promi e many of campus that we're "It starts with us liking a band, do." ~
the things that other music fests trying ro and so we're like 'okay, let's see In past year , unran,
offer-except unburn . While bring what's up with this band.' nd the pre-fest mu ic gather
the KLC Board and the sun gods to then they say 'yes' or 'maybe-do ing, has served as a. ~e,,. we're
SIJ+e
can't assure a bustling, outd or you have a starting crucial platform for up gonna
extravaganza, they can bid?' We always and-coming bands wa ~OC:,t have a
promise a olid lowball them with merged with un- ~ self-writing
•1 ,000 and they're burn this year. ach • ~ f y rem a a
like 'that's ridiculous.' year, the event re ult of the
Then we rake a look ar what types rook place right
them, then that's rear." of venue they're playing, who ut ide f the
Saturday 'Thou h the KLC Board th 'r on t ur ith, h their
date night booked arti t a few month be friends are. If dky'r n plaY.
with some national fore the bow, they cancelled their like fucking Coachella, we're not Pimente ana anK
talent. performance at Lewis & Clark. going ro get them for 2,000," oughnett hope that sru
KLC's annual unbum Music Both an.Koughnerr and unbum Pimentel said. dents will rake advantage of
Fe rival will take place this week Manager and Recording rudio nother a p~ct of unburn tion. Pimentel thi event by coming our and
end on arurday, March 8. The Manager ick Pimentel ('15) that both anKoughnett and Pi aid that becau e the enjoying the free fest.
festival will host nationally-known attribute the cancellations ro the mentel hope satisfies the srudent Co-op i do ed, they were ''We just tty ro create the be t
bands The Cave ingers and compecition that the usrin, Texas body is the diversity of the two forced ro merge the two event bill possible and hope that people
hannon and the Clam . rudent mu ic fescival outh by outhwest bands playing. nlike the past year rogerher. will join and have a good time
bands-The Goddamn Band and poses this time of year. where only all-male, indie bands "The admini rration wants ro and enjoy themselves regardless,"
wearshop-will join the event "We're just doing the best we rook the stage, VanKoughnett make a point, which is a point Pimentel said.
ii From Palatine Hill to the endless enclaves of Portland,
boredom is impossible.
BYJ ESSEM ERCHANT
ILLUSTRATIONB YA DRIANM l ER STAFFW RITER
• Stories from Twenty-Five Biran Lindstrom
u
Friday, Mar. 7 Wednesday, Mar. 12
Centuries of Awakened Happy Hour and Artist Talk
Fir Acres T
Venice Women Author Talk Midday Art Break Portland t\rt Mu eum
7:30p .m.
Public Tour Powell's Books on Hawthorne Art Lecture 6p.m
Portland Art Museum ·sunday, 9 7:30p.r,,. Pordand,\rrMuseum
12:30p .111. 12:30p .111. "Beyond Beyond: The Bob
Music for a Astoria: Astor and Jefferson's
Moricz A/V Mixtape"
"My Neighbor Totoro" Vocal Recital Lost Pacific Empire
E&D Bollywood Film Night Film Screening
Film creening regg Pavilioo Powell's B ok on Burnside
Film Screening Whit ell udirorium
Whitsell uditorium 2:00p .111. 7:30p.m.
Miller Hall lp.111.
lp.111.
"The Autobiogr by of Tuesday, Mar. 11 6p.m.
As You Like It Karl Krog tad" Friday, Mar. 14
Mu eum Highlight
Campu Production Film Screening Sabai Linocut Prints for
Public Tour
Fir cres Theater ~ hit ell udirorium Wedne day ight The Osage Orange Tree-
Portland Art [useum
7:30p .m. 7:00p.m. Concert Series Pop-Up Exhibition
12:30p .m.
[aggie' Hoffman Gallery
Saturday, Mar. 8
As You Like It Open Bluegra s Jam 8p.m. All day
American & Northwest Art Campus Production Music Event
Thursday, Mar. 13 Mu ic of lannis Xenaki
Public Tour Fir Acres Theater Rock Tavern
Guest Lecturer
P rtland Art [useum 7:30p .111. 7 p.111. Linocur Print for
Evans Hall
3p.m. The Osage Orange Tree
Monday, Mar. 10 5 p.111.
Matthew Zeltzer & Friends Pop-Up Exhibition
Gongs + Songs The Trail Running Music Event Hoffman allery As You Like It
Music Production Film Festival Crystal Hotel Allday Campus Production
Evan Hall McMenamins Mi ion Theatre 7p.m. Fir Acre Theater
7:30p .m. 5 p.111. :30p .111.
MARCH 7, 2014 THE PIONEER LOG 7
akespeare
produ·ction ·ncreases relatability
BY SHANNON GORMLEY 13 showing will be accon;i-
STAFFW RITER parried by a Gender rudies
"Lee's have Rosalind ympo ium panel. However,
be Canadian, then." This this play addre es identity
is what director Rebecca truggles beyond just gender.
Lingfclter ha uggesced to "The story's about this group
Amy illiams ('15), who will of young people who escape
b playing R salind in Lewis a constraining environment
& lark's upcoming pr due- to go co a place where the)
tion f hake peare' "As can be chem elves," Lingafel-
You Like It." \1 hile running cer explained.
thr ugh lines, Williams ex- Though this staging of
plain , she has been holding -<-.-.-,- "As You Like It" ha been
back her natural anadian I moved forward a couple
accent. '{_ centuries from the original,
This exchange, small as Lingafelter assured me mat
it may be, seems to say a it's "nor intended to be a
lot about the ultimate g al documentary of mac time .
f the production. I c ha .. but we're using that time
beenbroughc into the lace period as an inspiration." In
1970s and has exchanged accordance, mere will be a
the forest of rd n for punk band.
ew York City (you may I ingafelter also empha
have noticed Patti mith and sized that there was no at
Robert Mapplethorpe on tempt to reconcile me bucolic
the po cers around campu ), scenery described in the origi
with an apparent de ire to nal dialogue with the updated
lee the actors-and sub e gritty ew York setting. he
quencly the audie!lce-relace hopes that me contrast will
to the play (not that the play allow audience members to
has ever been scuffed up or ILLUSTRATIO BY KELSEYG RAY expand their minds. Work-
unrelatable). in meir love," Lingafelter aid. ing with such contrast could
Though hakespeare is often "Like: 'This is all happening to be a challenge for any actor,
placed on a pedestal, it's im me from the our ide and I don't but Williams doesn't seem to
portant to remember cl1arh e know what to do wim it!"' be daunted. "I'm delivering [the
got there by being univer ally frenzied lack of direction is cer lines] as I would if I were this
relatable and that he had a strong tainly something to which college person living in this time," she
sense of sympathy for the plight students can relate. explained. "The way I'm dealing
of young people. "What I'm onsidering the role of with the language is really just
discovering about thi play i that Rosalind, who pretends to be a the way that I'm connecting with
all these people who are in love man pretending to be a woman the text and can best communi
feel incredibly out of control it's unsurprising mat the Marc.h cate those feelings."
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8 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
Labyrinth walk
offers studentS
paths for reflection
LEWIS & CLARK'S INTERFAITH COUNCIL
HOSTS A MEDITATIVE WALK IN GREGG
PAVILION FOR STUDENTS OF ALL FAITHS
BY AMY SUTTON pirirual Life at Lewis & Clark.
STAFF WRITER nee ,valker reached the
center, they stood or sat for a
Participants of Lewis & long as they needed to focus
lark's Interfaith Labyrinth on inward meditation. Then
Walk were met with stark participants re-walked the same
ilence wh n they entered the path that th y had tak n to th
Diane regg Pavilion on Tues center, r fleeting n their ex
day, Feb. 25. The open, circular periences before putting their
room was occupied only by a hoes back on and leaving.
table adorned with a few fliers,
HOW THE WRITER, DJ AND CHAMPION OF OLD-TIME
a basket of clean ocks and a "Often while
COLLEGE RADIO 'KEEPS IT REAL painted canvas labyrinth in the
walking a
• center f the r om. tudents
BY CALEBD IEHL
staff and faculty were encour
MA AGING EDITOR labyrinth, 'you
aged to take off their shoes,
RADIOS HOW:
Ted Jamison ('15) wivels ALBUMO F THEW EEK, put on socks and meander don't know
in his office chair, enclosed by WEDNESDAYFSR OM 7 P.M.T O 9 through the labyrinth in a
two microphone , all eyes are P.M.W ITH DYLANS TRINGERA ND earch for inner peace. exactly where
on him. He is preparing for JOSEPHA RZT o one was present to ex
the next egment of his KLC plain how to walk th labyrinth. you ' r e goi • n g. '"
PUBLICATIONS:
radio show, Album of the Week, Jnstead, there was a single sign
MUSICR EVIEWSF OR MUSIC
looking Like aptain Kirk, or CONNECTION,C ASSITTETAPE welcoming vi itors. It out-
an air traffic controller, or a REVIEWSF ORT HE PIONEERL OG, lined a handful of rules: to be labyrinth walk •s a per-
crazed hacker genius. Co-Host SELF-PRODUCEDM USICZ INE HOMETOWN: respectful of fellow walkers, to onal, independent experience.
Jo eph Arzt ('15) suggests COMMUNICATEN OW LOSA NGELES refrain from talking and to take Though ther may be pre ent,
Jamis n might empathize with however much time was needed the time is not meant to be
tuart Murd ch, the crack tar HOBBIES: MAJOR: to "receive clarity, illuminati n shared. "To use the labyrinth
SLAMP OETRYK, NITTING ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
who came down with chronic and in ight." a a c ntemplacive t I," ne
fatigue syndrome bef re starting ''Insteado f intake and mentalp rocessing, Participants entered the flier said, "take a f w min-
music gr up Belle and . ebastian. labyrinth at the same point, but utes to clear your mind." Lt is
m
Jami n saw a ouro~ vi e con,;,,g-tl#t tmt/'tD!ll~.ti'tmletht1tg were ncouraged co find their r se.r ed qr medi.tacion and
of Murdoch and noticed, "he own path to the center. They personal reflecti n, to unplug
b unces. He's a bouncy man.' tangible,s omethingt hat'sp erhapsa craft." iPod and cell phone and take
"Between class
For emphasi , Jamison a st p back fr m the stress and
flourishes his arm, fini hing in a rush of the semester. Between
work, clubs,
flick of the wri t and an upward of just learning," Jamison said. practical t mix music with an class work, clubs, sports and
thru t f the index finger. e're Instead of intake and mental thropology. till, between classes sports and jobs, jobs, student may f rget to
back on th air in 12 econd . processing, it's coming out and he sifts through 50 co 100 pages take the time for meditation.
11 10, 9 ... Jamison counts cl ing omething tangible some f ab tractions. stud en ts may and reflection. The Labyrinth
down. thing that's perhap a craft.' That doc n t top him from Walk provided them with both
He build hi life ar und F r review , Jamison doc n't dredging up article n mu icol forget to take a reminder and an opp rcuniry
counting econd . Minur s be take the fast crack co a polished ogy from] T Rand B C to do so.
the time for
fore the show, he was running to draft. He'll Li ten to an album Ho t. Midway through Album Kathie n Burckhardt ('14), a
catch a meeting of the Brazilian 10 to 15 time before hitting the of the Week, Jamison analyzes meditation and member of Lewis & lark' In
Club. "I Livev icariou ly through keyboard. Then without tak- Billboard Magazine' interview terfaith ouncil, said she sees
er country runn r ," he aid. ing the mu ic from his ears, he with Geoff Barrow, an "analog reflection." the labyrinth as a metaph r
"L t's g with this extended lists general impressions before dude" who-harkens back co the for life and Ii ing. ftcn while
metaphor: Every dar for me is a launching inco a ong-by-song day when pr ducer worked walking a labyrinth, "you don't
race again t the clock." analysi . with rche era in read f syn know exact!) where you're go
Jami n wakes at 6:30 a.m., In a feature for Music on thesizers. were also encouraged to walk ing."
b gin cla at a.m. work at n ction Jamison recalls the old ow, Jamison ha reached the at their wn pace and to do lf walkers of the labyrinth
ollege vans days of college radio, befor end of the how. He's di cu sed what came naturally to them were to take away any mes-
1usic enter, composes verse . biogs replaced zincs. ew bands the reviewers and all their "pre while exploring the labyrinth sage from this event, they need
for lam poetry c mpetition used to test tracks out at the tenti usiry," gi en a shout out as long as it didn't interfere only read the flier' conclusion:
with ApocaLips plays in the campu stati n, hoping for a to the third place barista in the with ocher walkers. "There's "R MEMB ·R who y u are ·
orchestra, writes a column on spot on the DJs' top charts. orthwest Regional competi n one way of walking it" said (wholly beauriful) and RE-
cassette tapes for The Pioneer "That was the frontline for get tion, and executed "the flip," a Hilary Himan, the intern for T R to where you need to be
Log arrd ubmit album and Li e ting stuff heard," Jamison said. nod co the br ken KL record the ffice of Religious and in the world."
ho, reviews to Mu ic Con " ow it's n t as valid a venue player at hi side ( rzt clanged
necti n magazine back home for cutting-edge music." two water bottles together to
in L.A. He's the publication's Jami on grew up in the fool Listeners, before playing the
"Portland dude." Lately, he's an Fernando Valley outside next digital track).
taken up knitting, and launching L. . His parents loved musical Jami on and Dylan cringer
ommunicate ow, a monthly theater and gave him his first ('15) came up with Album of
music zine he and Arzt produce taste of music-showtunes. He the week, and the flip, fresh
with Photoshop, Watzek scan learned co play ba s in fourth men year, before Arzt joined
ner and print balance . Before grade. Throughout middle the how and before Jami on
printing, Jamison stays up until cho I, he said " reen Day learned to "respect the album a
3 a.m. writing what he call hi dominated my life." At Lewis & a cohesive unit." They were bit
' cream of con ciou ne ," a Clark, where "everybody's inco ter at n t being able to play the
column that' "loosely music omething," peers educated him. vinyl collection in KLC, where
plus ocial analysis." To com Don't just think The Ramones "everything's always broken.'
plete the whole "guerilla pera \: hen you think punk rock, they ow they just pretend.
ti n" the DJ's drop c pie n said. Look at what came before. Jamison reaches beneath his
the floor of ase tudy Coffee At other times college ha drained RE] algene. H r i
and Powell's. left Jamison numb. He cho e the rec rd player in it coffee
"l cry to find any source I can ethnomu icol gy over a music colored case, her the silver If you missed last week's Labyrinth Walk, another will be
co do omething real, instead major becau e it eemed more latch. Here is something real. held by the Interfaith Council on Monday, April 21.
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MARCH 7, 2014 THE PIONEER LOG 9
Exploration and discovery finally pays off
BYJ ULIAB URNS
o-called " candal." to h me. A an accomplished
STAFFW RITER
The idea for Goldstein's paper student violini t, Dill chose to write
It's what every uppe.rclas man came t him by looking in the ab ut Mozart's three final violin
neve.r forgets and what every Watzek news section. With the concertos for her &D class-
freshman must ove.rcome-the prospect of d,e assignment loom fostly Mozart Her paper traces
a cent into college-level academia ing overhead, Goldstein was in the origin, hi cory and legacy of
via E&D re earch paper. For Isaac spired when be aw the book "The these three ma terpiece . For Dill,
Goldstein C16) and Kristina Dill Eighteen-Day Running Mate" on th intere t came from a specific
(16), chis feat held a parricular the shelf in the library. His initial question: why aren't Mozart's last
sweernes . Goldstein and Dill, interest in this source eventually concertos as widely received as
winner of the Jame J.I opp gave him an idea for bis paper. his mer w rks in today's p pular
First-Year Research A ward, were "1 started mere and accidentally culture? Through her re earch Dill
awarded a prize of 200 for the fell into my thesis when J started discovered that while Mozart's later
quality of d,eir papers and d,eir use looking into journals about chis works aren't widely known among
of Waczek r source . ruff," Gold tein said. "l used a lot the general populace, d,ey are of
Isaac Gold tein ch e to re earch of journals, a ~ spaper arricle , and the uano t importance in d,e world
d,e candal b hind the brief definitely me b ks," Gold tcin of violin pedagogy.
presidenrial candidacy of Thomas said but his research did not end sing multiple resources in
Eagleton in 1972 for hi Explora mere. Waczek including books, journals •
tion and Di covery class tided When he ~1;.:••n<lh t focu • of and articles, Dill uncovered the
candal, ensation, and ·raud. The hi paper to mental illn s wid'lin a:ue value of the e works. " lo
scandal of this election arose from Eagleton's scandal Goldstein zart's violin concertos have been
Eagleton's dropping out of d,e ventured past d,e political sources central co the education of virtually
election after it bad been revealed and found him elf looking for every erious violin rudent," Dill
that he had been ho piralized p ychological journal . In terms said.
for <lcpression ten years earlier. of advice for thi year' freshman The re earch proce s proved
Goldstein set out co find our hO\ class, Goldstein's biggest recom to be indispensable for Dill. he
big of a role mental illness played mendati n is c a k librarian for u ed me paper as an pporrunity
in the resignation and whether or help. While bis award prove that to research a ubject mat pertained
not this de erved co b con idered be bas mastered navigating me co her life in a major way. Dill
"scandalous." What he found wa library, no one can find sources recommends d1at freshmen "start
that mere were coo ~any conflict better than librarians. working on d,e paper as early as
ing narrative about d,e event co Kristina Dill wrote be.r research p ssible, o that there i plenty of
pinpoint d,e exact nature of this paper on a topic chat hit clo e time to enjoy doing the re earcb."
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Gender
read ~ilfetlJ_\4, J(~i~5~:.;
Studies
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STAFFW RITER I ya!a nnouncer, for the j y you bring ~ ~ \-- ~ • .,_....
LASTW EEK to my heart" He then turned to the I,--· / ""')- Symposium
ount and Phineas.' 'Thank you for .._,_ .~ .. \.-·
elcome, Dear Reader, to me coming co my rienc,g entlemen. J ( • •·
i, ..f -J. Edition
<lahgcringt a.I• of Cotmt • tin be~~ heard u e'had qoite a rime since
and Phinea Watchb urger, Olde landing in our ports."
Lond n's Finest Puzzle-Busters. ''Yes." ·aid me Count our
ILLUSTRATIONB Y KELSEYG RAY
ummoned to die Eastern ri.cnc, messenger told us d,e nature of your
our heroes have been asked co assist mystery,b ut nly befi re being h t
in lving a r ya!m urder. ince arriv- wid, an arrow co death."
ing at die dazzling port bay, mey've ''Indeed icd oes appear mat
witne ed die as assinati n of a royal troubled rimesa rc afoot," replied the
messenger, lost a ·creet game, learned emperor. '~\s I have indicated,m =
mere may be lead inv lving Rare has been a murder in my royal c urt
Koi and are now greeted by an impe- me murd r of my royala dviser_T!h e
rial proc s ion. \X'atcl,c l e but be dynasty has been in dis rder ever
wary, reader: mysteries appr acl,! since mat <l,1)j and d,is chaos must
cease!"
''Why look, sir," aid Phineas, "it's ''We'll d whatever it is we can
d,c imperialp rocession of me very co help your royalm aj ty,"s aid
emperor 1 an Po!" Phineas. "\Xle'veh eard mat m= may
''Tim it is,m y boy."T h oum be omething fish going on with d,e
replied, ''It appears as mough ur Rare K i. I learned a lot about d,em
empl ,er has finallyc aught up wid, when l worked at a libraryi n Ide
us." Lond n!"
Two lines of colorfullya rmored " ut out mat dribble, boy,"
ldiers braced a trailingp rocessi n napped me Kan P . 'Th=' n thing
of musicians,m erry makers and wrong wid, my beautifulR are Ko~
servants.T his laseg roup held al ft a you arc misin6 rmedl"
larged ecorated platform, upon which 'Oh." Phineas said.
at d,e largea nd magnificentK an Po, The Emperor resumed his calm
sovereigne mperor of d,e rient smile.' ow rinsbeyand friend, Students create zines at the 33rd annual Genc;lerS tudies Symposium on Wed. March 5th.
deafeningg ong sounded. wont ) u accompany me to my reat
GOG. Emerald Palace?''
r\ small man wid, a small hat scur ''We certainlyw ill,"s aid d,e ount Dear Virgi!ls, out ynergia's to pa ersby-how Though l generally support your
ried forth to d,e from of d,e group. "Come, Phineas." I startedv olunteerinagl the rad are tho e, by the way?-gaz exual agency and would like co
'~ uncing die entrance of his The proces i n broke out inco a GenderS tudiesS ylllposi1mp1la 1111i11g ing adoringly at keynote speakers, urge you to act on any romantic
royalh ighness' royala on unce.r!" merry tune, beginninga large -rum. 11Jeeti1a1bgosu ta 111onathg o,a nd or dige ting panel copies (and urges you might have I can't
The man merged back inc d,e Amidst d,e merriment, Phineas qui quick!Jfe ll i11lo vew ith oneo f the co perbap ome aphrodi iacs) by condone flirting, making con11ec
crowd. TI, sharp melody of a pan etly turned co d,e Count ordinatorsI.' ve learneda lot and had me water cooler. It will be easy tion , or having ex while there
flute playedm omencarily. " ir, don't you mink it puzzling a to11o f flm but 110wth e eve11isI here co connect with your crush while are plenty of engaging symposium
G G. mat cl, Emperor was so tandoffish and I'm n11111oinugt of time.H o1vd o the scent of provokative discus- talks co go co.
r\ mailer man wid, a smaller hat about m menci ning cl, fish?" I tell thep ersonI 've beens tucfyi11I g ion-and nerve-induced sweat-is Instead of gaping at your
ran co d,e front "He's a man of eccentric tastes, want themt o be "D't hesis? in the air. cru h check ouc the art exhibit
''Kan Po everyone!L et's givei t my lad, it could have just been a flight -Gradu-dati11g -Gay Lady .in tamm. Perbap you will find
up!" He yelled,p roceeding co e.xecuce of fancy,b ut we'll keep a wary 1 k something more co your liking
a mall back-flip. about" Dear Gradu-dating, Let me b frank: you houldn't than stale conversation aimed at
G G. d,e group halted, ounc Grins Don't fear because the be concerned about "your crush" impre sing some romantic interest
As d,e final gong warmed d,e ears bey and Phineas Wacchburgerf ound symp ium i h re! There are during d,e Gender rudies ym that you'v likely idealized and/ or
f Phineas and the unc, the grand d,emselvesb efore en rmous emerald till plenty of opporrunitys posium, you should be concerned over-sexualized. They will rnank
emperor cood up from his gold<;1 gates. for you to hang out with your with crushing gender stereotypes you for leaving them alone.
d,rone. -TO BE CONTINUED cru h. uggest a date handing in your awe ome panel di cussion. - traigbt Lady
SPORTS
10 THE PIONEER LOG MARCH 7, 2014
basketbsaalyl fsa rewetlols eniors
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SPORTSE DITOR
TAYLER WANG JESSICA RODRIGUEZ
Favorite memory of LC career: Favorite memory of thi ea on:
"My favorite memories were playing with 'This cason 1 have to say my favorite
my b t friend . There' n thing like get memory i g ing to Disneyland widi die
ting to pend every day with the people team, or when we bear ncordia and
y u I ve doing the sport you love." Whitworth."
Favorite memory of this season: Thank you's: "I would of course
" fy fa rite memory this year i when I thank my coaches £ r all of th ir dedica
got to tak my senior hot. It was a magi ci n and hard work they put into me and
cal m m nt I will never forget." my teammates for the past four years.
] would also thank all of my former
Advice to younger players: " ever teammate diat l played with for the past
r gret a single day. olle e ba ketball £ ur years. They gave me the be t college
ha some of the b r memories that will basketball expcri nee 1 could a k for, and
never compare." for diat I am grateful.'
KATIE ANDERSON KATHLENE HOWE
Favorite memory of thi ea on: Favorite memory of LC career:
"Mcmorie from this year woulc.lb e " om of my favorite mcm ries at L
pulling through and coming together would be just me memories I made specifi
and beating Whirwordi at the end of ur cally wim my class. \) e aU entered the pro
season. Also, going t Disneyland in ali gram together and experienced the same
as well." feelings being scrubs as freshmen to now
confident seniors."
Advice to younger players: " ome
advice l would give is just have fun. lt Thank you' : " 'ly papa (grandpa). He
may seem like a I ng four year but it me one person who believed in me from
goe quickly. o just have fun with each me very beginning widi playing basketball.
Ever game I played since l was 11 and
other a much as you can."
awkward he would always cell me after me
Thank you's: "I would defenitely game mat l make him so proud! lm ugh
say thank you to my parents. They have it has been a couple of years since he has
passed 1 still carry on his encouraging
been there and pu hed me through thi
w rd c m ti ace me to play b teer." ,
jou ney.'
DARON DEAN CASSIE BEUCHERIE
Favorite memory of chi season: Favorite memory thi season: "I really
"Last year] was out the whole season wid, enjoyed being a senior leader on die ream
a torn L, o ju r being able to practice and working with die first-year players. l
and play in games wid, all f my wonder remember arah Bucknm,;rz cellingm e she
ful teammates wa very pecial for me. We wanted to hit at least one -p inter this
al o beat a top 25 team hicwordi) over season and I said when die time is right and
enior weekend, and my teammate Tayler your feec are set )'OU hould go for it! In
who tore her r\ L a few game before the next game against Willamette she hit a
3-poinrer and die bench went crazy!"
senior night was able to come into our last
game and die odier team l c her core a
Advice to younger players: "l w uld
ba kcc. l wa really proud f her and my
rerun." advise the younger players to alwa s go as
bard as mey can, in practice and in ames,
bur to always have fun widi the sport. They
Thank you's: "My m m and my licde
might gee frustrated one day with diem
sister. They have been to almost every
selves, a reammace, or a coach, so making
basketball game of min since I was in
sure diey are still in love ,vidi die sport and
diird grade.'
cl, goal is what will keep diem sane."
SPORTS
MARCH 7, 2014
THE PIONEER LOG 11
Women's tennis _fallst o Whitworth and Whitman,
LOOKING TO IMPROVE AS SEASON CONTINUES
Claudia Lew ('16), the Pioneer ' No. 1 singles player is pictured here winning for the third time in
conference play last Saturday against Whitworth.
BY CAITLIN BASILIO patient on the court," ,he :.aid. for my opporrumrr ro go after the
SP RTSE DITOR \s a rennis pla~er l like to be .ig- ball."
On unday, Lew tell 6-1,
Last weekend, the Lewis &
'This is a new season 6-3":is the Pio 'r n. 1, Sweet
Clark women'. rennis team fell
man dr ppcJ both her . ets
to borh the \XhC\\orth Pirates
6-3. ,ind the # l 6 \X'hitm:m J\fis
and a new team, so all 6-1
1
1o. 2). while \ fokcna
\kUuske) ('14) lo t 6-1, 7-5.
·ionaries, 9-0. I want for the team
,\lli on 'chneider (' 17) pl:iyed
On aturday, LC faced
as the Pios' o. 4 and wa. un
\X"hirworth \\"here Claudia is for us to work and
able co ho!J off her \Vhitman
Lt:"-('l 6) won for the third
opp ncnt. Theresa 1igsby
□me in conference play as the play hard ... I am very
(' 15) dropped J1er two sers 6-2
Pioneers' r 1o. 1 singles player,
excited for this season in the 1o. 5 spot .md \'izcamo
agaimt ~aryn lo ney 6-0, 6-2.
fi IJ 6-1 in rbc o. 6 po. icion.
Paloma \'i~c ino,won the pnly and l okin forward ''Thi-,; i • a new ~cason ht! a
other Pi:{1•<>v1,1kt• 6J:f'~mt~rwmninµ;•11
m:w tt,am, ·o all l ,vant for the
the opening ser 6-3, before to playing with my Pio
ream i for us to work and play
falling 6-~ during the sec nd.
hard." said Lew. ". \bo bcaung
Bur rhe Pios. 'o. 6 bounced girls.'
\X:'hirman, \c,uld be a plus.
back to cake her match "-ith a
Rut l am very excitt:d for rhis
1-U( l 0-8) win in rhe third set.
season and looking forward to
\'izcaino and OJi..·ia wcetman
g-ressive and patience irn't really playing wid1 tn} Pio i:-.rirls."
('14) earned the Pios' onl} doubles
the game I play," Lew said. "Bur Catch rhe Pios' next tenni.
pmnt, pb~ mg a~ the o. 3.
for this match in particular 1 had march today in tht• Tennis Dome
"It helped me improve being
t 1 rtly on mr patience and ,\ait at 4 p.m .. ag;tinst Willamercc.
UPcominGsa mes:
TODAY:
MEN'S TENNIS AT WILLAMETTE, 4 P.M.
WOMEN'S TENNIS AT TENNIS DOME, 4 P.M.
MARCH 8:
TRACK & FIELD, LC QUAD MEET, 11 A.M.
MEN'S TENNIS AT TENNIS DOME, 1 P.M.
WOMEN'S TENNIS AT PUGET SOUND, 1J>~M._ _ _
MARCH 8 & 9:
WOMEN'S GOLF AT THE RESERVE,
BOXER CLASSIC, TBD
SOFTBALLA T GEORGE FOX, 12 P.M. & 2 P.M.
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Why so Smug? A Response
WEATHER
to Reed's Open Letter FORECAST
FRIDAY,M ARCH7 :
Reed's open letter, "The By the way, we aren't high-falutin, overly-well so
Risk of Being the Coolest the only miscreants. read and hardcore spirit that High of 57° F, low of 43° F.
College in Town," is Reed's very own students you are known for. Maybe High chance of show-
. I/;
rife with condescension, participated in a naked run then us Campus Security ers and the shattering of
pretension and other big at our campus, disrupting officers won't have to go dreams of sunlight. Also
words. Reed has attempted the poor history majors in over to Reed to handle our cake.
to swing its liberal arts Watzek Library. They are charges-they'll be here.
SATURDAY,MARCH8 :
weight around, and frankly, easily startled, you know.
we here at Lewis & Clark But, before you get any High of 57° F, low of 50° F. MUCH
Campus Security will have "The Coolest College ideas about superiority,
Chance of rain, along with
none of that. in Town," as Reed likes remember this: we'll drive I/
wispy lyrics and ironic
to call itself, is part of the our golf carts anywhere
band names, like "Dyslexic
Yes, it is true that Lewis problem. They, through we damn well please. Got
Arsenal."
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SUNDAY MARCH9 :
having way too much fun can use big words too!) are much more qualified
at Reed, but when they policies, have created an than your pansy CSOs High of 55° F, low of 45° F.
RAIN
describe our students' environment where hard (Community Safety
Chance of rain, followed by
misconduct as "sundry drugs and harder partying Officers), who are "non
I/;
hipsters saying, "I knew the
mischief' and use words are accepted. Is it any confrontational and low
'Bon Brewers' before they
like "stegophily" to say wonder that LC students, key." We are Campus
were mainstream."
what they've been up to, it desperate for a place to Security. We are legion.
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becomes clear how much blow off steam, will go to Beat that.
THEC OMICS ECTION:
they have their heads stuck your campus? So, get off
up their asses. You're not your high horse and help us Signed seriously,
wrong, you 're just being out a little. Lewis & Clark
a pretentious tool about has lost its mojo, alright? Ted "Danger" Vicious,
it, Reed. And in case all You know what people call Chief of Campus Security's
of you are wondering, our school? "Diet Reed." Special Forces Division
"stegophily" is the People think we are a pale,
climbing of tall buildings. calorie-less version of you.
We prefer the term parkour,
thank you very much. So give us some of that
I
!CLASSIFIEDS
REED WOES: SUNBLOCK: THE RA GAMES:
Well, I don't know how Okay, so this whole The tributes for the RA TO WRITE FOR THE BACKDOOR.
else to say this but...l've Sunburn 2014 thing is games have been selected
Yes, you too can write for the Backdoor.
been captured by Reedies. going on right? Well, I say for next year. This
Our legion of randomly typing monkeys are
Yeah, apparently they that the title is ridiculously very special event will
unionizing, and we need some scabs-we
didn't like that I went on a misleading. I signed up showcase the best of the
mean, new writers-to fill their roles. So, if
joyride with their golf cart. for an all-expenses-paid dorms! Be prepared to face
you like to write fake news, think you might
I'm imprisoned in some tanning adventure. I have stiff competition, awkward
be funny, have a humorous comic, or have a
existentialist cell, with SAD (Seasonal Affective conversations with Area
nice standup routine, then you are welcome
the words "recalcitrant" Disorder), okay? I need Directors, drama and the
here! To join the best cult in the world, come
written all over the walls. the vitamin D. Instead, pain of being on duty. Only
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