Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 14
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1952-01-01
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Type
Newspaper
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tlii)US RATIIUl FIUMUTII II fll lllfUJIU PAIAllSIS AMD CLARK COLLEGE Ill UJIUil ftJUU
Portland , Oregon. rrtduy. Jonuory 18, 1952
l'ftUJI ,,·~:rc
of 3 \\ (1CI<S
~'Ullom
i<'nnnmg
ltly.
~nnteJy eleases
ales
Registration to Begin
Friday. January .25 AH! What These Finals Can Do
Opening Spring Convoc ~~ n
Features Award Presen at· on
To Rev. Doran, Ben · .. avter
1$, '\\ ho
Gun I
er M
n ttnd Do
tlludenl
• f~r h. [H tr .. tlon
onty '" hmg w on-
thi '' c k b t.ourcttn
lnll.:l' oronl) undl pres·
u tbut '' 111
( mpUi tht:Cllcl
tit rn tim(' nt: I ~lu
t tun Ill t F'r d :i J nunt•
mi I o I l\\ "" 9 n m I 30
1n the \ m on F"l bru, ry 7-8
en I t-c.-gt U'll tinn f " l
.d. By Ann Gronning
Th" c n!crrlng f \\ n honoro ir: •
by B•sh p C<.rr tld Kt nn lv \'>Ill hl •hla •
• the p11n 5o<m .rtr r Janu· _tl
r mru Jum.
A hun rnr CJU • a· of humanC' It· t
to 0 an Emrrtlu B OJam.tn A Th<~ t
and [J(•II b1 lugy. l the ~ugg lton
Did Someone Here Say 'Finals'? 1 n
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• employed
for the
her mnn f Qu. llfrt;. t10n , 1 c (J) ut lt•o t
nl t I'm lr( hmDn stnndtn.r.·
altl ndnnce t Lo\ 1 ond
lark for at ILast one term prmr
ro lung, (3) 1 ~ 5 or lugllt'r Reed to Slanderize LC,
LC Libel to Do Same Tho
d•lrtlll • I
n honorary
• • • pl him.
~1. h
LC nnd PA the t«:rm prror to rushing;
no woman ''all be l'U"hcd
l' name Is not on the regis
alum list nnd (6) no womon ''all
e t cludt'd f1'om rushang bt.';:::= ,th· R
l.Jil ~
of rncc, color or crocd.
.grnd"s will not be out by
Fridoy, 1t 1s llAkt'd by the
I thot oll ehgtblt> women Chnllt>nge~ hn\ c btl n mndc by
.Reed collcgl' to LC student-'! to
nllC"nd a froe-fnr-all, c:d.rt:m~Jy
mformnl dcbntl' to be held next
Wednt:sday nt 6:45 in Re d" Com
mons dinmg hnll.
gnn at
shmUy
cnrnllcd tcrea;lCd In jolnrng one Of tht'
ll"Cc campus soroa itl<.'s slcn up
r rushing. H n \\ omnn faa Is to
.akt hl'a· &ornde.c;, thr> registra
on fee \\ Ill be n: turned tu her.
The:> tht cr• sut'(odt 1cs open to
lrmb~:rship nriJ Alphn Cnrnmn,
tgmo Hho ond 1'hctn Kappn
.. ., .. -1 u~:h tl ns wall bL• h••lrl Sun
lY uflcrnoon. February 17, und The dcbnte wall be t~v<:r Rc
soh·e that Reed ls bdtcr thnn
Lew1s nnd Clnrk '' Two spcilkcrs
wJll bt: on lhE' proga om fnJm ench j
college, and pluns cull for 11 nll
hulds-burn.;d, fr~-wh<' ltn!.: rra
~Rs, a debate t.o end nll dcb0\1.' ."
Th•• onl)' rule 1s: Nothing of n ~:
r .... us nat me is to be lolcra\ed . out n
hy rev
him ihen
illy.''
ter they
y
they
mnrrlcd
tudcnt
linn
lh nny
y arise.
ntnlion
the cat
imitcd
g be followed by the prt•fer
pnrucs, Tuf'.sdny, Wcdncs
a.v nml 'rhut'S<loy mghts, Ft~b
lllj Jrl-20-:!1. Sot·orJty prcfer
dny wlH be the following
.unnny ond the rush~cs Will
up their bids Tuesdoy, Feb-
26.
wuoc:uts, Take Note
Students nrc rcrr ndt d ·nut nn • ICOmplctc in nny course m col-
lie may be filed by nn m trueCampus lenders nl l.C have dr
mundeu n I 00 per t't::.n\ lud nt nt
tt.:nd.mcc at tbc n!llllr, ' lo defend
our sncred honor from dcfnma
lOr)' hullab.Uuo thO\\'n by these
unmittghlcs from R· l'd collq; " FINALS AT:.WA YS HAVE A WIDE-SPREAD off~c: on campus.
They mt~dt 5ome Httit th~ old boola" as Bill 0 Hnza does ebo•o lcJt.
Most Sludenta oxpri.'ssed ··.hock u Tod Alexandor , left. BUl ParUow.
conltr, and Cerry Taylor right. d.id in u,. ubovo pic:twe Jaken lnsl
spring. Bu1 nerybody 's hoppy whon they're uJI o-.er!
SeDiester l'inals End Wednesday;
Spring Term Registration l'l'iday
Fndny, January 25. \\til tw bt devoted to clns::es whtch nr" l~ uccc.>rdm to the chL>dule 10
the last t.lny lor both new and m ~-cllons. Thi,; will grvl' the in· lh• regls1rotu..on book) t.
old studl·nts to complete a cclstrn- structors of .such clnsses n chance Tho ' ho n~;td to rcgtstN· be-
only wh~n It Is dut! to fuc-tion !or the ~prlng seme ter of
bt:yond th.t• studl'nl's cuntrol, Jg52, rcgt.Strnr William Norrrs •s
to faculty T\ gulntiong.l-r~mmding studo>nts. to g1vc one tl!St fnr nil the sec-fore: tlt~ed' {;rvcn hm hould mnkc
taons. Tut:•dn • nnd W~n• !Sd.,y mrrmg,.mt.nt.s '"1th thr rO:gtl!trur'
WJIJ follow the rt•gular sch~dule of:hc~.: bt: for(' tb• fmnl dny.
\\ uh the lust oC tht• Cnll sem(!S\• ~r Fridn~, F~brunn I, \~ 111 be th•" Stud,•nts who ftrcl they arc llU· 1 W1th the far'St tht t!c rlnys of
~-----"ll lble Jn ohe or mor\' (If their n••.xt Wlt.lk dcvolt:d lo fmnl ~exnmnt 2·30 p m, Wedne.sduy UL•ndlln ~.: !"or mnkang pn•gnun
Sprm~ rcgiBlrtlllon will b~..•gm chan {,S \\ nhout puj lng a n• nnlt\'
nt 8 n m. Fnduy m the cumpus ft.:<' t•f $1 Th• J, l dOJ to drop n
tln!att:r o.nd nil students must L'OUI"S• '~ 1thout Jlt•nolty of fn\tu,'(a
have th1.1r r11g1slratton comph:tc.-wall be Fr1d:1~;. F~.;bruo.n • .!2. rke
s
• y, rshould contnct the utflcf! motions and the last duy to reg
the denn of studt.>nts, dc:nn uf isllation Cor the spring tt•rm. stu
OI dcnn l)( women, Dr•nn Vcr-dl·nts will tokt.• Thursday off t{'
S. F'ogdoll snid. "rest up" from the •Jrdenl of by .. p.m. of lhc Stlml dny. Rt:gul:u clll! 1,. for tho cpnng t\ complete a tnt~; m~nt of this exams and to p1 tpar~· rur lht• new
lntion mny be found 10 the :ie'mt•stcr.
cntnlug on pnge 115. Examinati ons on Monda'' wlll Rq:istratiun books will be lt•rm wrill b~:&ln tit b om ~Iunc.lny,
ISSued n\ the uoor an :>.lphnbetu::al- Jnnuney 28·
tudents Given Deferred Rating;· Mutt Plays Hero
• ' In Boxer Is Battle IJd Draft Law No Longer Val1d Hothellffon~onmstepped
students llnble for
be plnced in n "de·
" rotmg ln11tcnd of ho\'-
tht•ar mductJon mto the
o:crvacc postponed until
end ol therr ocndt:mlc y1:nr,
accordmg tc• n release (l'om
offltc 01 the director or
._,.,,-.,(JVP
~tnjor
:fCJ"Shcy, Scrvkc lnst wc~,;k,
Gen••rnl l..ouls l3
clirfletua· tor Sr·lccl i \'C
J< t•, t:Xpl;un~tl thnt undc1·
I nmcndm(nl to ltll' 1948
~""''<.: I:U\'C S•·rvk·• Jnw, ony full·
student who wns otdcu tl
Jnducuon would, upon pre
lane th1• !nds t.r1 ht to~;al
• be dt rcrtcd In Clnss
until the end ut hrs ncn-demic yt•ar. if he hnd nc' er
b•J~"n deh~JTcd ns n student be·
Core. He c:nn receive onl) one
SU('h dt."fenncnl .
The old law provided that
whtm a full-time student te
e· 1vcd Ius ortlm'tl !or Induction,
would hn\'c Ius inductiOn post
poned until Uw I'Otf of has nc
adcmic yctlr. At the t.:nd of his
yt!Ut' howc\"cr, h~ \\us Unblc
for unmL'Ciinte mductton. The
1tudcn~ W11ll then Ill\ • n 30
d,1y-utter th~ end or hrs nc
ndcmic .> l'na to ••niJst 1n lht.:
s••rvice of his choi!:••.
The new low aeys lhat 11
.. tud•nt shnll b dcf rr~.:d "up·
•n Jlt, enting the fAt'l'l' to his loenl board thnt he is snll!dnc-
• lorUy pursumg o full-t.ime
course nt the tamt• the order
ur lncluclu..n I L't'iut.'C.I
A •tuu11nl who Ut ordcr.;>d !or
induct!• n should not be thrown
I mto n pnnu', lters.hq cxplamed.
nil ttuu is nc t'!Wlln Is lur hlm
IU rcQUl'St Uu: De:~n l•t' T:cg1 -
tror to trnmt!c.lLat,,ly gave hls
loco I bm1rd oCfi~·lnl noilt'\' lhut
he is 11 full·tim•• taud••nt duing
snusfnctot)' work und th:~t such
WOrk nctUOJiy C\11110\C J\ ,,d pnor
lo th~ dnh' ltw cmll.'r fur indUl'•
uon was rmuled, F.nr<>lhnl'nt,
occ~ep tnnrc and rcgu;ll ntaon do
not count Actual nt~·ndnnc ••
nt d c is the f!rc.r-equulltc. Into th" hmt:laght or tht• campus
front pagt ncv.; '> With n hcrolc
di pll! ur nt~.:Rrll) m th~; dden c
Of t.ht: undt.rduc, 1. t Mondny
noon, m thl' nnck shnck.
A i311Jnntunn box~r found rca-
rJn \~;> d pUtt thr pr• t;O('C U[ {I
!It vcn•tnch ttt.ll, au ngc-!l:hOpt'd
mutt In ll d1 putt O\a' a punhun·
dlt.:d mot"!'t.: l Bdor._ th• bag bully.
could lruunc• llo httl~ ft>llow,
llc nthc:lrtf n. pp~ d to th<.> r..:stU('
snvmc. tl t> pn•<:~ (tom lnt vrlnbh
doom
One run HcnUu:U!f hns
~ho\t.:n ht \~ orthJnt: :1 tlu; unt
and unl c runt. o{ tht! ompus.
fl;jt ufl to HL;JUu:-hrt, Ule dt>g
g( n h ro' r \ nn~~,.,
wnrd
1 ndm
•rdan 1
A n du
"( Or g n •
D<Jrnn tt• nd£d
ologJC:nl .. mm
Jirnduuted 1t..,
\1 anlty dc&rt.:r t
• ••
p -
m~< r at
R4: Vt:l' n:-1
~~~ Tb<
• • ur or -
Bishop Cereld Y.:~nn.Cy. llo h-
od& l b hop; 'Ill d -
It n· r th m a n an;
n: c:cnU~ -. twr.~..d r
onroumpr. tr.p u rh
h.: v tlcd I:; tpc. I rtl• 1 ... r., .
Jnpan and H pt ~h 1
touch upon • " r d • a' ~
and the ~ua• • • .p • t= "J at
Whtlt tn nna t rn,fc t
the & m n1 &J. nf• r• nr-.
Oxford p h.t Mt'Ci\
manua r of t t-F rr;t M 'h~:.od t
<.'hur<h P .. J A ~(I nnd I r tht:
St. P uJ hu h Ll.ncolo. NC'-
brn ku, bt.'ortJ .m ct(-d
h1s pro.:. cnt pc :to n .n 19 8. H
#tu d1r• C'h r • 11'.• W., y Fuo -
dnuon u Sto.~n!l-.'11 dll&'H:mtl.
Bishop Ke~:u:dy ::ec ivrd hll
8 A from C q: f tlu Pn~tf
nnd h.s Pn D fro'Yl t!'lt HM"ttotd
Tht.:olor.rcul t:.m:n;.n,: At pn; ..:rr:
ht.: laold th..: d .unct o,.n of \!(: UJ
th•· ~·uun t b. ,( p tn tnfi Urut d
Stutes.
'Leap Year' Dance Set
AHer Game on Friday
Tht Lc:np Y· n.r .:.t ;;p \0,. til ~;n:~
ndtlcd meent. c t .fmd .urn of
you gnls o mnn.
Sponson::1i 'bl A.!Jilin. Gamm.,
soror1 ty. th~ •at; ur dr-.g 01!1. 1
cv~ent is bt:m& p • ..:nncd to ~c
the monr.:y for t!lt: AlJJhu. Gamrnn
$100 scholntrlup a :-:u t:d cac
Mn' du\' t .. o • ~m • copho
mon wtmlan ':l.Jdt •1•
The m •• rk h £ v.: U bt: dcco
rat•~ \\1th OOt:nustic I ap
)'t.:~r thEme end • dmi:.. 1o.n w • I
be 25 \: nts p .. pt. r.u1..
Ot.:n• raJ duu.rmnn fUT th r op
Ill Joan £l!Jt.tlt. He: otr: ht:r
Jane l\h:l);.m. d( lir:uuno;; Cl rll
Rummdl p bb •· Jo M nn, ro
frcshm• nt:J. ------
Dr. Odell to Give Talk
··ow-Bm; c & .. Juh' · · tht'
top1c ur n \nUt t d• nt l\h r n
Odell "tU .-: -. ~ t,: ' th~.: Pnrt
lrmd Ad c'ub u• unehnm m t
m Jnnuocy 23 n th1.. Mul:num.nh
hottl He v.; tll !re ur n~~.: d f,
ftl'~;O.ll'r ID't.£rll nnd ) .. lit~
..: " " rot '' .UU u ~: •
111an o( the
'
We nomirMt, Pt-ofcs~or Ben Thn:-o;t\'r as man ot thc-\'C:U'.
Clcnrh ht:-deserves the honor. Ser\'lce to thl• omm'l.frUl)
hn.s bcen hJS "hole hrc. HIS teaching ClHcCJ' has ue~n lung
nd Cl"eatl\ c. I
Pi-ofcssor Thn~ler wtll retul.! in June uftPr ul ye:u-s ol
tcachmg Hts lo\ c for JI\>Jng hns been great. Hts enthustaEm
for Jcarnmg. hts pm:m~, hts toot-races through the campus
woods followed bv puck~ of cub nature lo' er~, lus chcl•rful
sm•le nnd tcad~ '~'J\ have b"t>omc an mtegrnl pnrt of Lewis
and Clark.
He ba earned the greatest recogmtion we !tudents can
gn•e It has been a uadttton thnt "you haven't been to Lcwts
nnd Clnrk unless you\·e had Tha. ·tet·.''
\\ e wtll be at a loss" uhout tum. But he's well desl·rvmg
of reurcment. We're grateful to you, Ben. and good luck:
W. B. W.
~ha nz )
•
KcfaU\'Cr and compnny attempted to clean up organiied
cnme, Truman ts eugaged 10 n campl:ugn to clean up ln.: ad
m1mst.rauon; Le\lo'lS and Clark students ought to cle.m up
thetr •·snack chock .• PIONEER l.OG
Guest Editorial
EgyptiansDemand
Complete Liberty
By Mohammad H. U:n
LCl Shtd.lll h'OUI Ball 4&4, 'traq
ln our tim•·. no mon In thl
wnrld lllll nftcwd hl J~nure t lw
11\l uJ:gk of P('<)plc h•r Sl'lllltnc
unl.'ondttllln:tl freedom ~;gypt to·
:lo\ dt>mnndl; its (;omplcte fn>••
dt•n\ nnd mch•pcndcncc.
She dt:m:\nds It on th~ basiS ur
JuSlJce She demands at :t lwt
11ght as n so,·erPign nfltJOn. :Sh•
.icmonds at. not only lor h·.n>clf,
but l•lt Sudan-for the m1lhons
1f pL>Oplc of the snmc blood, lh(
some rcllg1un, the :-amt.• mtcr
l ' h• 1nhobat the N tic \"O llcy.
Under .thl! guise o prol('Ctlon,
al I h pobn• In tht S•lJ :.n ~!t!kS
o dl\ tdc the peopl( he c Till ir
~uftcy nf !:.cgll'gataon hn n.~umcd
111\1\.) ru pee 1:s.
l-~11r mstnnt·c, tile'' hn,•t: 4h'naed
£~ ptt:ms entry to the Sud on, on
lcUnn homperlrlg OJC pro rcss of
ll':lllh, ~du~ntmn nd t.:t,mmunt
nuon b tween the two countru o;
'Brnnm has nlso d• nled Lhem th£ I F'rlduy. January 18.
I
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It Js an mcxcusnble shnmc that thts build1ng. from the
hours oi eight m the mornmg until two m th(' afternoon
should present the unkempt appearance whtch nO\\' charac
tenzt:s Jt. Empty cups, cigarette butL.;, hnH-cnt~n apples and
sand\\ tc.hes and assorted paper l'emnnnts cover the table-top
-hardly an app~;tlzmg appearance. post of Grund Codl, n aellgmus I "That'!l John's big problem-he stops TOO
.unction s\ mbohz.ang thl' :;ptrttual , • 1 bond bch\:ecn Egyptians and Su-Lovebirds Get Bxrd fast."
anne.e.
The c1use of this is largely the neghgence of the !otuclents .
True. mo1 e refuse ean~ m the shack mtght ass1sl m kceptng
the place neater But a lackadaisical att.itude on the student~'
pnrt must be cor1 i!cted before any really noticeable reform
takes place. Editor's note: Th15 is the first
in a sorios of commentariea by
Uzri on the Egyptian quo1 lion
concern ng the Sue& canal and
tho Sudan. Science Succeeds Sex:
Cyclotron Catches Cat
Dear Mt. Loua:. Rubadoo:
Any semblance of pnde m one's school demands thnt the
~hack be restored to Its once neat and samtary appeara nce.
It is not merely untidy. It is filthy. F I Fl d 1\ly husband as n scacnce moj ruga oy or; thas is rummg my wedlock
llle has an :nomac ptle 1n the Publications Head IOSemcnl which hns lcplnccd my
D, F.
Paul's Epistle pously aftl'r:llon. Tuesday I got Watches Budgets .urn to take me to the mo,·ae ~
but os ~oon as the houso light<
By Ca!borine Dohstre ty limmt:d we had to lenvc bL-<:nusc
Errant Egger Returns With
Politics, Plumbing, Poetry L n 1 cnt'y, Flo' d Cum-he bl'gan to glow and the lady
m&ns, st.•ntoa· journnlism-soc1o lofy 'lext trJ lnm had com·ulsaons.
major, led n rather busy liCe. He's been down an the base
He has settlt•d down to nn even U\tmt for th1ee days nnw. Th~
busier one since appointment as last sound I lwurd !rom dowJ
pubhcations commiss1oner. then! wao; on Wedncsdn,Y \\'hen By Paul Egger
Hcndllne of the Truman
e I i m b s ilagpol~ Republicans
charge corruption m b1gh places.
The socJology d~parl.men t har.
or.tered me a scholnrshlp m order
for me to take pari m next sum
mer's research proJect an Oregon
Cny. My JOb would be to mak.
o detmled S\U'\'e) of all \11\'ems
and Lhen to WTite o research pa
P r on my Imdmgs One possi
bthty 1s to make a mere count
of all cxtsllng J1op ~nrdens and
to subnut rny st..1tement. WJt'1
great S'tnllb"ltcal d~tmls: It \\OWd
n•all~ be much more e!f cuvt:.
howe\ cr. to mspect each t stall·
llshUlent scpar.ntclv. nnd then to
make 'aluc JUd ments. !orm. 1! clL>cted, howl'\'t::l', l Publtcn tions ts a bv-wot"Cl wath the cat caught hi.'r tnil 1n the
r
. hnll Jmmcchntely sol\ c the paob-floyd, who, 10 hts cm·ccr os o cy<'loll on. I know lhis is what
lcm of the nn11onnl debt. Thl JOurnalls t, has held the po-.itlons happened-because sh\! came up
would be done by seJlmg our of cdatodaJ-pagc ottc r and edi-through thl' hot n1r tt•gtster nnd
gold supply to Russin for ;~ sum tor-m-ehic•t of the LOG qnd IS, al dtsappPa n.'<i through th~ ptc.turc
equal to the total debt. In that prc~e nt, copy cdll<'T ., t nc VOY-wmdow in n flush of flamlngfJ
wa) it would be-come th•:Jr wony AGEUH !lame.
and we would he rid of at. While attending Washmg1on For the past ten manutes nov.
Corruption would be soh•ed b. htgh, he wn t. d1V:>r of th~.; " 1 h-growhng nobcs hR\'c ht.•en tSSu
paymg uur P.O\'t.•mm~en tnl em· ingtoman. Cummins also puts ha:;: 1ng froro the laundry chute and
ployces nccordmg to how little abtlilics to u~~ as assasumt to green vapr.r 1s oo1.mg through th~
work they dtd Thus an.r sign of the publicity dtrcct.or at Lewis Cloor.
cf!JC~I DC.Ji would tmmcdiatch and Clark. handling out-of-town Mr .Hubndoo, \\hat shflll I do'
come undt r sus-pJcaon, and thes( rcknscs. Dear Homemaker:
employees v. auld then be fued ~'loyd's wrttlng docs not alwny• l ud\•tsc Y<!U to , nJOY yourscl!
ThlS as lhc ystcm udvocntcd b) anvoh'e words, howcv~r . As pu-It's I:Her thau you think!
1\dum Srmth nnd known ns 'lory hcHtloru comnussJOncr. he de- Cautaous Loow
!mre" termmcs the budget of the LOG Den1 l.ooae:
This weclfs \ ocattr>nnl lnh::r o.nd VOYAG EUR nnd sees that I hnve become enamoured Qf
\ icw wn wnh Oregon's mastL-r thf! editors remnm wHhin tht..:n
plumber. WhiJc r.ttrtbuung mo t budtct.
or h1 ucccss to nuude conn('('· In his capacity us commissio ner, Bulletin Board J1 poor but wc.JJ buJlt Coo$c
E\•cry tame ,,. late date
r.hows up With het gct:.!:e. J d
an MG c-onvertible and It
crowded m there Ynth the t
up The upholstery 6l'ems o trli
gamey of lme ond makmg
\'ani:t!S th1 ough a maze of nu
teen bloodthfrs ty geese ts npp.
mg. Hdp me. please'
John B
Denr Lad:
l ad\'ISe you to write 1mrn
.tely to Mary Cullen for o.
ro cook the Goose girl's
1.. Rubado~
Dear· Cautious LO<llc:
I'm slender, tender, and sm
I'\'C been compor<.'d to
Wmlcrs. hut I nl'vcr hove
boy lnends hke lhc uth('t' ~~
Mother say.s the cnLKe of
phght as my fondness Jor It.~l
cookang. I desire mad, pnssion
lo\ ~ like any other clean
nli·Amcn(•;m CCINl, but,
houlti l forsnl(c pfuo for
qu~lt?
Dear Re)erted:
I h11vc ah' ays smd 1t ts bet
to hove halitosis than no
at all I'll be r!ghl over.
Old llpt
Many oi my lnends on;: urgmg
il1e to run for the Dcmocrnuc
prelildential nornlnnt10n. Tney
aay thut thas 1s the only \\ ny ~
R~'publlcnn ,.tetuty cnn be a\otd
•"CC Because of nntuJ111 modl"St)
I am forced to 08l"C but wlll not
elnam the adca a my own. llQ!lS he mdtt.'1ltt..>d thnt lhl'rc at c
1 Floyd IS ll memb~r CJf the stud
mony op~rtuntues 1n thts hcld • nt council He a. the WHee o•
for young m~n v. ho JUSt keep Trel Tator and Bryl'C Whitt.•, t::di·
pluggang away ot it tors, at councll meetings when
TherC! was a young man named any probh:ms conccrnmg their Irish Explain Preference of Class
In Picking Out Prospective Cours
My campmgn managers ar('
helpmg mL put the last fev. ler
mtt~eote n planks mto m,y plr.t-Paul publical 1ons nrisc.
Who weal to a fancy drC!ss ball To case the pressure ol weekly
He thought it would be lun dcadhnes thnt confronted him ns
To dress as a bun ltu.t year's LOG edllot, hr~ attend-
But the dog ate him up 1n the hall. cd tht• National Newspaper con-
\'enl1on in No\'emhcr 19:l0 at the
Edgewnt(!r Bt.•ach hotel m Chi-
c
•. '.
Co8e6iale Preu The ~otrc Dame Scn9lu:~uc 01
fl'l :-I hts s!l~t! btl of l(lmloolery
,. a1d1ng 1 cgastrauon. Ac<'ord
ing to uu: Irish, clasrc.s take tht
!oUo\\ lng aLtitudes toward pro ..
Jl'•ctiv•• cou.r ~"e'i,
F're•hmen : You mean I ha\ t
to tulle th.tt'"
Sophomores : "Whnt should I
take' '
.Juniora: "'Who t(!uchcs it?"
Soniors: "Dor:s he Utke roU1"
C"l{fiC'i:ll pu!JIIr.a ., ,, tbo A!!•o 1 ·. 1 rudo nt~ Cit 1.• "U! and ("I rk F"loyd divides tho largest shant
01 ht• r·· c:r, .-hon llml' between
fOJng to movu .. "S nnd rending. An
3\'ld cinema Con. Cummins ngt Ct!S
1 w1th the mo\'ic-m.tkcrs' slogan
thot "rnO\'Ies ure better than t>\'-"The Woshingtomnn, " o local
c:oUc r; :Pul.ll~«l nkly aurlng t.ht coli•.:" yrar t!utr•crlptfon rotu f: 00 JI.K r ,., r
J;nt•rtod '"' '' nd e!Aa~ m:uc • · ' rtland, Orq'<>n
1-porta
aocsas ••wa EDITOR
Bryce Wl:Ue
Chuc:& Glbb
Oaral41no Sprott,
Walley JIIUltr J"eatarn
lttUtorlal
Car1oonlat
.&.4vutta11lll lUll :ro ..
Ana Orannlnr _.nm X.ODI'
Jll«'r. Oeorro u.ueD cr.''
Floyd is vice· prP.sldt~nt of P1
Delta F.psllon, JOurnall l!m hon·
orarr. ond H'cretory ot K.tppu
Phi Alpha.
Although it might appear that
hi" t& headed du t rlly townrd a
care~'r in JOumoll &m, SU<'h is not
lhe ca:sc: has onnounocd intcr.
tlon as to do gradu!'ltP work nt
LC an order to "nrn It te:Whf'r'a
cc ... t ,fJcntc. high school scnndal .sheet, under
thl' Jmpr•$Sion thut Wiishmgton
•tudcnts ('ornprut•d thtt intelli
I,I.Cntsla, f1gurecl out some qut."tl·
lions thnt were lulu!.l.
As a matter of Jact. to rell&\•e
the •train of f~.nals. wa cuk some
of you sma:rt collC9't atud.enl£
to take a try at them.
f·or instonu•, hnw much d1n
there in a hole lxlxl lnche ,Ano tne nnswer IS!\ T one
·r Jnchl) Or, how !or can o
run anto the \\()Otl ~
F o•· anS\\ ers Sl'r Tho Will bin
ton1an.
The Unlverslly o! Oregon
Emerald rec•ntly conducted
inquiring reporter poll
'What ia your opinion of
revelation• charging high
with crooked dealing' In lhe
come tax bureau?··
A I must to 11 nnn (only
'c•man wns &kt.-d) studt nts
plit d that at was all thl• !uult
ha\ mg one party an power
long.
Except for one brain by
name ol Bud Borgman, who mol
ly nid. "J think they ought
clear it all up." Evidently
boy hat a genius for undeute
ment. hl' ....
, Jnnl
Nevi
nn R~
the h~
Wcdn.
fmnl
·, PI~
110d
p
l
~rCJ>JIIt
1cn\. !
Floyd
tl\
• ll
ue, \\
trh nrt
p:ar. ~
ex peri.
<
the fol
4 hl· .
every ( -
--
.asJ.n
'. I
t Goose
lc date
eese. I
nnd n
\"lth the
ems o
maktng
aze of
~c 11> 01PJP!
el
John
rite
·•
to
have
mher
u~e o!
~ for Ita
• • pass1on
clcnn
ut,
ted
.no
vcr:.
il' one
can a
regon D
rducted ru
~ of
gh ofue~•
In the
t(onlr
1dcnts
e fault
pow.·r
in by Jbnuery IS, 19~2
S bCitll S1de •
By Nancy Mlller
ond Goroldlne Sprott PfON££R LOG Pnge Thr
0
cia] Act1.vity Stills
Semester Closes Cuban-Born Spanish Speaking Sergio Gomez
Active in People's Party Politics in Homeland
I Has rnth( r 1 a l a ht
town of 10.000 pc .pi€' in thl hPOJ , nd cc.Jlr:g• f 1\' y(•an; ln
tf•r h• t ,.~ • has BA dec
nc~.:d l('<:Lntly wo llw en
!'nl ol Phyllis f'uanbl'l'g ,
11 <:' , tluC'IH ton maJOr, to
LucON J1·., Vnnpon 1\tlld·
he \\ ctldmg 1 ,u fM Snt
, Jonu:.~ry 26.
Nowr.:
nn Rho m••mblr ''til gnth
th(' home of H«>Wl'no Owt•n
Wt!dnesdny cvcnmc for nn
hnnls rc:-lnxu lion get• to-
Pinns for \hr_ cummg
r1od will be discussed.
• • • ..: l:trk 5tl p.1en
f l'nnlng!'; lind
W 1llu? An lis.
• , ehnplnm1 J.1ek
f•·rg('nnt-u t-nrm11,
• •
("'lub Nows •
W tmmsttr· fellow hlp gmup
rllCt lost M(lndny l'Vl•nlng to la-ar
.. dlllcUSSH>n by Mnrv oJI) Tay!o.
rotn Pt.llllps UntVl'r!ltl:y, t ncC'1 n.
me the cnll to all -. oung pcoplt.
lo redcd1cate thetr laves to Ch1111t
itnd the church 1\1 F • t'd 1
Hurtzfcld, dcun of \\omen, b ad
\' I c.r for lhc group,
• • • I
' Gom• z flnl h• d t IX £: ud••
then frH!t•d \\ Uh th(' ch•HC of
workm~: ur 1 p ntmg ~d~>
·chool hccou 1 ot Jc,ck o! m
lngh~r eduentltm ~· t m he d•
rtded to ~.:nrn 1 nough rnonr:y t
c:ontlnuc hla l'ducouon d 1'\\ hl ~._
Wh£!n ht..! W'111 21 he f'ntOI!td 01
Ln Progn.: tVu, (Ombtncd ht.t;h
Gihb, Long Head New
Inter-Dorm Committee nncl hegnn t• , h ng Dl hi olrr
mattr
Popularity in s.chool nnd h1 n
tur o~l nbtlily n natory <~nd pub
he pcnkln{' '""1n tum pr,tU!:J ~n
ornt .. ey, (JLclum taon nnd v• rslfJ
~-atton HI Jl«rk!m • per: nuhty
Jed tllm to the hONor of pn. j •
dt•nt or ha In lht• tudtml
body nnd It~ n· JC'ldy Hr
w nl:;o a m mb of :l ctcnllflc
<"lub Enlllish dub .ad A -
ulu:m of C 1 : .. n :=.tdr ••• or n J
dt.rector u! ru: b..lok. whd
Pht Alpha clec:tt d the
,g ofhccrs for the Sprang
'l 't 1Ls Jnnunry !l mu~t
·"'"ldcnt, Don Flor~n; VICC·
Hugh HnrcoUJI: St.:CI'I.'·
Floyd Cummans: trcltSIIrt:r. SERCIO COM£Z
Birt}•day Celobrants "Cuba , •• quiJe mature"
Potluck barthdny supper WO!I -------- ----- Puman~ th t dema To plan ull Xt" u IVl m cam r<'co d an hi 1.>< 1
pull tudrnt • ct \ llll an tnt ·r
~1\"Cn lost TucsdO) ~vcnmc nt the
'lome of Mr ond Mrs Hornmnn
Stt mhnr t H•r mcmb<'rs or the !nc
uty whose blrthd.t) anmvcrsnrit'S
all 111 the month or Jnnunn·.
t Major Mixes Pleasure,
.. Liiness, Has Active Life The lntttut of lnt rn:lhon I Jt~rm c unc.:tl h bt n an t t.t• d -
Educo~t11.m nw~k h tr1p to th -Pre 1d nt Chuck G1Lb md \It•-
Umtcd SUlt p bl~ Cllb t "'-• t ol 1 prt tdt:n• J1m Lon h -. bCt n n con r .... u.1ou :J 11 1 1 "J como io America primarily S Alb C S L:lu;lt·d to tr\t he d c lh 1 • IS 1 rgto c1 to omc l. pan l!J hldy the •Ct<ll problems .;nll h A b , und£ r th!.. od\ a htp ,( M Lt •s In tructor a mcm cr c- cu \Olmt or Amtrtta bc(.nu I h r h C b I nor~._ Vnn Al\t....: c rr ~ nd ad nt t (' PDI ty o t l u nn pc-op l, bt>l tt.:h tho~t tru knowlc :Jgc-o I I I C or Akm haJl he s oo ung for chnn c.s m ·u- t d thl!111 "1n •nttbl• me lo ht"'lp m
hnn pohtlr:s. Uefow conung to I Thl• ml r-fmhm kt urt t t Uw d<"vc·lupmuu t my U\\ n c un-
lh\: United Stntt s In Jfl50, he wru. ·m~ <"tm. 1 l o l VI ••·prt •· • "
d r h h It N 1' 1 tr3. tXfJ).unc;d ttll' pN~ft , h a prcs1dt ntluJ nomtnc•• Jo&· lltt:" t:nt u bl«' o nucv r '. • .• By Elaine Drill
\kin. •vtJI't" Ttolt rnttn, Stt' nrl,, nvs lhut th t.:n.u.u ~\ntt: hn pnrty of hts Cuban cily, Cnrdenn ' ' ' • k 1 d 1 • 1 d 1 .. llllll ~' orn n •1SC'-'.1151111
'""' , .. • " .. c " "I bell• VI!." eouftdt"d Gomez .. ,. "'' ,. ....... '" d I ""I ~tudnnt for th•c"' " '<ll to "om {,"•'"' G,...b r. M"Af•-''. 1 ..... 1tl ·n 1 mar (>( • ' IL. ~ en u .., 1 -d 't lll'C '" I • Cl 1 II h ll.f"VI"'· .. r:. Pulollnl, ""d B1'.l c rvTihhzauon . p cnsuro• ocsn c... me• NO nr.tst tar a gn~r. " o ''I hut Cuba 1 oecommg qUite: mn ~-• ......... .... f' • ung lt.ud er bt--
npply to Jnc.quc Jocccr. now hns her O\\ n ludlo nt I.a-turt' tn polllic bee au • shE: hn 1: n~,;, Thnxlu
a1 , he\ AIY Ult nn "orry t nl't mnJ«Ir. She gdcls rc qun'l Bcuch, Cnhformn Jncqu~: • 'cr. upproprmlt lorm of guv- ChtcC functrcm .r thL c lffi much but an out td£1'" n!!\ er t.
m~:nt from her e uclltton hns also studJcd ut Cnlifor niLJ crnmcnt to Still t!C'I nct"Cl"" lt..~ '-' to C<U"11 uut dl l.JI' ru ot n true tmpre ion r ll countn
I'Sl' (nnd three houa·s crcd-College of ArLo; and Crnfb nt Theo jet·hahcd. muatachcd lea-lhc counctl. unul he h • h\led there He oon
ll and lnlrly bubbles "ith Bcrkely. chor Wli5 born m t.l,c htstortt In oddtUon tu an mfurmnl party sJders LcWJS .. nd Clnrk on lrlt'nl
a m when sht' tnlks about h b 1 town of Joque.) Grnndt• 10 the and n Hnllo\\ct n party Lhc· inter college wtth n complek wl nt tnlcrnfl c I asses nt the I T e Jaegers nrc 0 U'i)' to up e. h 1 1 1 dunn ""unc.-J1 ho o.ro pons JITd
• Bccau~t! or her tcnchmg. his I sout ern part 0 tIC pro?\ ~n~.o-e 0 w life nnd h1gh t-dut'allonal Land-strc:ct community center. lcachang and the dn~cs ht:' at Motan:r.ns, "" ~~"\'ember *;.1• W2l. down to\\ n group t•nlert.unment nrds.
que, who IS o JUmor, hop!.'s ond pro\•td<'d liPCdnl bus · rv1ct: ..
1 l<'cl the n~ed to COO""rat nrt whrn she cradunt•!S :ends they ha\'~ on'y one c\ cnm G t Off C f01 cnur<"hgoc ...._
'd together durin~ the Wt:£'k Thl ross 0 er ourse With the' \l.hOJC I..OIJcgP Ond n l
>·cor. She hns hod consa er- . th h"rd '·~ One or their eontinunl i.!Cll\ 1l1c JUSt wtth m'-· o;·partrnent, · h cxperiencll Jn this work, spent Wit~ I! t I memuer 0 (n Shor' Story Wrl.ll'ng h "
an thear fam1~·. Shcbo, a handsome ' L stml-1ormal "gue t nl t nl commtlnU.d 10 I.J; c .. r-''<"'1 as rtpn nttce dinntr t•H·ry Tuc du) !-=------------blond Afghan, 1s nn occasion to .\ "' \\ coL. 1.. .n nJJprcc.-• .tttvn
all Continues Trips be tn•usured. ShL·bo, Jacque llf tht hort story form has been An nddiliOn to tht: ant• r·dor Offer Service Careers \'u·r 1 .;:;. F·o~dol . dt m o1 would hke you to know, is qu1le nnm1l need for the spring sc-facilities IS the Ak1l hall I'(Cte •
wtll bcgm ht!l 1952 hagh I a pci'SOnality . m( lt:l by the Engltsh dCPU1 tment, lion rohm Whlch JS Qpc.n on WL"f.!~ Naval, Marine Officers
1 \'tsltalion tour nt the upcn- Ja..:qut• took. Sheba loJ class according to Ralph K. Allen, de-rnds. F
1r tho e e.hgthle ... pp ("..-L :
the spring semester· Wtth hc1 om• mght. As they cume 1 parlm••nt head, I - ure now Being acceptei!l for tftt"
lrln" th~ Wl'ck of Januury 28 out of the centt>r, several gti1ups The rours(:', Enghsh 155·156. rta,·nJ Rese.ne C!hcer Candl·
til ,\IISIL McMinnvllll', Cor-of persons cha_tling an~iably nt·a.r-Mll run throughout the year but F ehruary 13 Date Set dnte summe hool.
Junction C1ty, Albnny, by !>"t"atlered m nil d1r~cllons tn mny be taken cllht•r or both sc· • • T R<:.prl' cntMl\'e~ f m a navy
rnon. Sweet Home, Snlcmllll matter of second~. Jacque IS ntt.' ters. For Quahfytng esls Sf.'}('(.' liOn Hlld tntW"\ lc\\ bo.lJ'd
n, Woodburn and Cascade sull wondenng why bccnuJ;c Offedng two hours Crt.'<ht, the will be • 'BIIi1b e-tor lntt rv
1cv.
school&. Sh~.o·ba, gentle as a lnmb, wouldn't l'(ltu-sc w11l meet 1'uesday~ nnn , Qu ... Uf.) ing Engli h txnmlnn on campus January :!8 atld 29.
th£' tollowin.: week of Jan-hurt nn_rone. Could it be thnt ThursdD\'S at 10 am. taught by lions for all )Untor'f cckang st.:n-Any stud!'.nl lnt rc: tt:d mn) con
4 he is scheduled to meet Jacqut.• IS th.: only person who John J · Gro s, nssoc.•Jnte pro!cs- JUr :>tutus next .> t.ar 'ill bt !lV«;n tnct Dr \•t:rgd _ Fogdnll. denn
. ~vera) ot the h1gh schools knows thts? Afghans nrc not ex-or of English Students w1shing Wedne dn> • Fcbr&.l'tr) 13 ~t 12 of "~udcnts or J e Huston, d~an
rthern and ccntrul Wnshing. nctly the httl4c', 'uddly lop-dog to writ£" short stortcs may earn noon. of men.
type, you know. an nddatwnoJ one or two hou~ The 1. ·nminotwn J compul on Th{• pint n ioders clu of
I depending upon achle\ ement for nil ]umors \\ ho o;pect V• gum the martnc t"Orp': open to cul·
with permio;slon of the mr.truct- cmor ,t£mdlnl! n xt fall Th• la:>gc (f( hm~.:n. uphomores nn.d
or. Wnters will then ml!el an t:Xummnuon, which a gl\ en t' JUniors cxet!pt.ng those rn:tJu
.. d 11 kl t htc s~mor dlli lru t ' but wns niVJ ua ) tn wee Y c:on erenc · ang m pn -ru:dtunt, medll"lnt> \\ ath Proft•~or Gross. not compul o • , t£ th( b1li \ t
t'Jf the tudent to u e tbL fundtl· pr\::-dcnt. t • nt t ~· ur nl'
mentols • C E:ngh h grnmmnr :~nd olngy. Six LC Graduates Earn Both m n men m theJ
A d . R .,. C(lmposuaun tn a C"Qmmon <: a\· frcslun.m. ph&IJ't\ 1"\! ur JUnan ca emlc ecognl lOD Specanl cln ~. and prl'>ak rn- h
S I ( d • ' nn d vears, " (i tnll,..tt.•d member IX -• • . ~ L <~tructron wrll b< m: •llnblt In lh" or tht• nm.ctl n. ''"t.· rnny enroll
t'C!cogntt10n ot lhc Umver It) of CnJI fc•r nil Junaur 'hn ft-t I !hear 1 th l'\ f• l r l";tndldn\~
\\'n~hlnglun Uni\'!!Nit~· uf Den-f.ngllt;h IS tnsufllch:nt r r t IIJCir m e n l (;
vc1 nnd Unl\•Prsll.Y ~r Mann0esota wurk or who fnal to pn th• Pr;r~'l~ff~ ~~;:~~ course or
At Wn hmbton, liuwnrcl c-wcy 11uallf\ 10g t )(umtnnUl n A I~.;•'
pt.n to sen nnd Elias Stout. June '50. hav~.; I wall l•t: f-hru Ld l~r t} Pl'C1nl the murmc
bl'l!ll admitted wtth only CJghl t.•JUI'Sc ~lu:rs:.:: _____ ______ _
othel' gradunte students to th'"' lr--------------1 umvcn;Jty's graduate pt"C•grum 111
cluucnl psycholoC) Frt!d Thomp Fo:
son and Rlchnrd Hartley, June Yollnn M~n &.
'50, o.re domg simtla1 work at
Den\' cr.
Followmg F,I'Uduah: work at
UOI\'t•.rsity of Or~.:gon Frt?d Aston,
June '!iO, ls tt:nching !'ptctnl edu
cation at Minnt wtn Horncc Mnn
nmg, June '49. who complt·ted h1s
• \1. A m ~ chulo&.,\. now hns a
reaching Cellon sh1p in p~·c~ology
ulsn.
Attention
Wholesale Candy
Food Specialties
Jim Hruby Co.
2021 S. £. Belmont VE 4372
Ken's Barber Shop
l"•ul\uln.r: n Q 1ldr Hnlr<:uL
D"t" <'~n Clu " Modem Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
2nd Floor S1udio, Morgan Bldg .
B£ 8032
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lub:icadon
• BoHcriM
• Gu and Oil
e Tir~ for Reasonabl~·
flowers Priced
]0 ALYCE
Flower Shop
Corsages
'N eddmg flowers
8735 S. W. Terwilliger
Phone CH 7000
U ' 3UAL CA.R.EER OPENING
In on .m CQ\\dcd prnfcsslon
with \Xtdl o.nt ,nrr.mgs nnd I grcm Ul uppor\Wllt le~ offered
u ~·nduu t: tud~L Op"mng
Jor m~n r women- man and
wl!c-(U· .n..: ... s ot und ~.;rg~
duot~ \ •t} Ed .rntionnl Dl-
vts.ion 1 :Jnrshnll F 1 c 1 d
o w n co t r.tc.rp lx Pc.rsonnl
mt('r • nrrnn~ed. \V r it e
full~· wg phon• ngc, Uld
Clara Rummrll , kneeling, aod .roar. Elliott P!ta~ to take Duana
ll'l\u.aun to rho Loop Year Leap. Saya Dullne Th&S happons only TaMI"tlUc•r at 'l'aylor'• Perry B4.
4255 N. E. Sandy Bl•d. r.; Y.Ut. -1 "I ' h: C C JWii. W f'$t •
t rn M • H. 354 -:.!1st \t .
Onk1nnc 1' Cnhf PaJd Adv.
every four years. .. ·------------•
\ • Page! rour PIONEER LOG l nday, Jonuary
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~watch the birdie, Johnny!'
N.A TIONALL Y FAMOUS Pioneer c~n1or John rou: ongag~s in
a bit of horseplay wilh Whitman center Don Robinson during last
Monday's slaughter of the Mluionaries, 8~·40. HBlg John" might bo·
como e national hqure with his court anl.ia; after his now !amous •
dan~ ~rith Badger Dick Young appoars in this 11eok '~> Lile maga·
:lne. Photos by Oregonian photog, Kirk Braun.
Fixmen Pound C of I Coyotes
Into 96-54 Hoop Tilt Subjection
Combmmg a~.:cur:.~tc shoottng, Excoptionally strong bench
trong bllckbonrd work nnd o strength an J1m Krnus, L \\ Wohl,
\0 Jd of hu tJe Lew\5 nd Clark Frnnk Grov<', Dunn RnsmUSS<"n,
sv.•ampro their week-end confer- Mllt Schroeder nnd Chnrhc Hud·
c:noe oponl'nts. College of Idaho son spelled the dUlie1~noc ns
nnd WhaUn n, to nssumc the the Orange and Blnck swept by
Je uguc lcndc1.hip the M1SS1onnrH.'S 82 40.
The Coyotes from Idaho W(!J"(! Forwards Ft•tmk Grove nnd
no match for the Palatmc crew Sen'tls paced the Jree-wht.>ehng
ns they dropped two contests to F'u ... -men who fU'cd m a hot .-137
LC by the scores of 74-45 and chp compared to the Whits nn-
96·54 emu: .!74 nv~rage.
FOr\\ard Ed Rad s-parked the Lewis and Clark. third nntion·
local crew by pounng 29 pomt nlly in free-throw percentages.
through the hoop Re1d teamed faded to If\• up to thetr chppmgs
up \\'tlh hu; runmng-matc, Ken Monday n1ght s they lut a poor
S rvns, to blanket both boards o!OO r~rccnl from tbl! charity
Servo v. as espcc:jalJ.) doma.na.nt I line
under the oppc.nc.n ts' hoop. He JS Sconng wh.s. evenly d1v1dcd
nov; 3\'erncmg 19-plus rebounciJ between th~ Ptonf.."Cl'S with thr c
per game m conference action; jplaJ ••r.s lendmg the locals on the
l.S 2 on the ~on. indJ\'aduaJ ntghts.
l d«ordinq Jo PlauluJ • ocal
racial ids to ncoanl
eekend II
Lukewarm Frosh Polenl Pioneermen lo Tangle
Capture 7 Lose 9 Wilh WillameJie, Linfield Ca
Those "Wham, Bam,
zam Kldll" d1d it ugnm. Ali·K:l·
Glllning nn C\ \.'11 spht in thi'll'
four rncctmgs '"ilh Portlmd hagh
schoc,ls, the l.·C frx1sh now have
n ~ C\ en ''on-nine lost a-ecord.
Bcnst'ln Tc• h'a Engmeu.'& were
'the fu'St pre~, club to bo\\ before
Co:~ch Warren Smith's boys. 1'he
Ycnrh.ngli dumped Benson 43-32
Jn o prchminn~ game. The meet
mg wn.t; a Jlreludc to the \'ntSity's
drubbang on Colll'gc or ldahn
Jununry 11 Wully Hnle, Bcns:on's
one mnn gnnc. pllr.tl \lp 17 poants
for the los~.:rs. 'Honk SnmpiCr led
the fro h \\ ath ll
The foliO\\ mg 1\lght the fu-sl
)'CUr fllC'n dO\\ nt.:d IiOO eV\'lt 41
3!i Thl!~ gnmc 6t:l the stogo fQr
th Jo'lxmen's second rout of
C of 1. LnVull~· or the Rough
r!dcrs top!)(..'CI the scor1ng col
umn "'lth l5 pomls Stevenson
and Moll) shnred honors 1or
L-C "'1 th 11 cneh
The Yearlings could not hold
their lornd pace, hoWC\'Cr, Mon
day they wen.• d!'oppcfl by the
Wnshington Colontnls 5S.50. Kcun
Da\'15 nnd Hick Wtlcs '' ,,rc top
scorers W1lh lei nnd 13 poluts
respecll\'ely. J1m Qu1ck "as tho
big nlnu m the Irosh ntlnck With
12 counters.
Tucsdoy s:iw the F'ro~h drop
their .second game. Tnl\ cling to
Cleveland they bowed to the
host by n 58-44 c::ount. Hnnk Sarn
pkl· poured through 19 poants Cor
the losers. Ross of the Indians
racked up 25 points.
Staff Changes on Log
For Spring Semester Chnncrs foa Li'\\ ts und Clnrlt to
wm the No rUm fl:;l ConfcrCJh
bnslo..Nbnll r.wc mny
muC'.h dedded by the
of lht• nClw ··•'lllt\SlCr. bo' loli'CII)'
bl!ganmnl!
The Paonccrs tonglt• "ith Wll~
hunctlc's potent Bcan.st to·
morrow night ot SniNn then tnkc
on n robu t LmfaeJd fi\'C 1n o
hnmt -rmd·lwnw s1 rae : J nnunay
25 lll PorUund nnd J.anunry 2tl
nt Mrl\ttnnvlllu. Wallanwttt nnd
Llnfteld t1ed 1or the loop cro'" n
lost ~cat• nnd "11l prt unt nearly
the s.unc lineups m thdr t."()m
lng tilts wath t ht lc,aguc-h.:ndmg
r-·ixrnt•n.
In conJrast lo tho Paonecrc' un
!>lema bed rccClrd ju fi\•C! locap
.cam. to dntc, boUa f•ats. Wild
nnd Bt•dr, posst'S!'; tln'f c "an. unc
loss record good for n econd
place t 1c.
J\ sweep of these three t:nmcs
would bno!'l tJ1c Pionc;•ns' tltl(•
!llock gl'eOIJy but, in 'acw ol t•tc
fttt't tho I l WO of tht: I hH'C' :U~
b1lh.:d for enemy floors. such a
poss1bahty Jooms ns n tough1e
Linfield . Jed b;[ such rough
and 1·endy gentlemen as "Jump·
mg" Jack IA'Onard, Hal l.app,
'Vcd MC'Kec. Ball And<'rson and
t\d Rutschrnan, or...: olways rug
ged 1u~s in the cozy t'Onfan~;s of
tht• W1ldcnt gym Lnst ycnr the)
beat the Pioneers snundl.)• tWit
ut .McMmnvaUc whllt• •droppln
n Sl-50 squcakCI' on the LC flo
Ted Lewis' Salem hotshn
though upset hy l.anfaeld lnst
weekend nrc tlll the• ra1lbirds
choico• to wrnr.> up lhe IItle :1 thcv have roa· lhl! lnat
Y• urs. Starting five f,,,
1.! t tt· \dll prob:tbl,y be 1'fld
Dt, k Mnse. Dou•• Logut..•,
Scnv~n umJ Dnn•l l';l, ud
Top Hoopma
- Ed Roid
• lc nding tho pack
Hoop Scorebo
N•mc Sea•on
Rcld 187
S'"t"\'nS 184
Jnc:kson 16!}
f c~u: 162
Pnulson 141
":rove 127
Schroeder 63
Rasmussen 59 ·-raus 55
Wahl 47
Hudson 14
Cuty t:-apers .
By Tom O'Oay
In an unexpected unofficial movl ·ocf , several members • .&th Foss was nnmed managmg gol$' undt•fl•3led \'OIIuybaU tenm challenged the men's tntrn
editor and Don Floren nssastant \'Olleyball chnmp to o g:!me w dt!h:tnunc the champion of
cdltor of the LOG m a staff liege •.. the s1te and date were left \IP to th•• ml!n
change announc••man t b~ editor- Thir column il •ery much an favor of such a contest
m-chtd B~·cf' Whlt.e. ' would do much in tho way of cemonbng rolaUoruhips bo
Jo'oss held the position o( fca-tho lwo sexes .•. also has som~ Ul!ereati.ng angles from tho
lure cdllor during the fall se-tators viowpotnL Who.t say. follow you re not going to lor
mester. He as a membc1 o( Dt!ll.a gals bluff you out are you? •.• lhia brings up the pouibuu•
Tau Rho Lratc.mity and Pi Delta of playoff• in other sport. that both aexes participate in •.•
Epsalon, joumahs m honorar)'. as buketbalL softball. swimming, badminton, wroatling
Floren was sports c<litor for the might add a liUJe incentive for mor~ particapation •••
~car l!l50·5l LOG, 15 a pr~sldcnt red blooded American boy wouldn't leap 41 tho chance to pro1
ol Kappo Phi Alpha nnd u mem· thal be ia the suponor wrosUor.
bc.r ol p1 Della Epsllun. lllot to chan 1 th~; llubu,ct but we said last we~k thot
Eldon Fix was inwatignting the chances of using Thein's
weapon in close c::onf·~• enee games • , • then we discovt..•n'd t
"shP." had left school myst~riously niter the Col ot I scnes •.•
It be that Coyote Cnnch N1ck Weddle n~eds 1he Thetas' secret \ver
more thnn we do?
• Coc;J.U,ln is the nnswer Slopped by Jho gym yesterday to witneu the playoff
tween the Nine o'clock Ninnioa and Theta Thuga for tho ......
mural bukotbaU crown. Both Jeama play a smootb brand of
business
to be diggi11g
a '""'ell
• JUSt as
thirst
• lS
•
mastenn~ ....
you. to thirst. lf you're digging~
well or boning up for CJ ems-
keep fresh for tb~ job.
l1<1ve 3 Coke. with few miaJakes and amuingly hUie fouling.
Same of LC youn~ ladles nrc dctem1lned to do their
hclpang the local team win. They· use thct.r tCilcnts such as chaJ
ing to bcwatch, bolhe1' and bewilder our opponents. Keep up lhc
WOI k, gals.
SKIERS -SAVE TIME-MONEY -EITORT
Rent Skis, Boots, Poles-Only $2.25 a Day
•reak••• blclu4ed
(.\I.,Jlllun 'rhl~ \dl Sellwood Cycle Company
VE 9885 8657 5. E. l3th
"My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
Uobihty Rntcs ns Low ns $17.10 six m
Sa\'c 20 to 30~, Snfdy wiUl
IOffifD U• Plt 4Ult!QrnY 01 1Hf C.OCA C:OV. COIIPAHY IY Mayflower Auto Insurance
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~----------------------------SEE: Ceorgo A. Haakell, Dlstrlct Manager
3805 N. E. Broadway TU 4946 Ru
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onvocat
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tlii)US RATIIUl FIUMUTII II fll lllfUJIU PAIAllSIS AMD CLARK COLLEGE Ill UJIUil ftJUU
Portland , Oregon. rrtduy. Jonuory 18, 1952
l'ftUJI ,,·~:rc
of 3 \\ (1CI<S
~'Ullom
i<'nnnmg
ltly.
~nnteJy eleases
ales
Registration to Begin
Friday. January .25 AH! What These Finals Can Do
Opening Spring Convoc ~~ n
Features Award Presen at· on
To Rev. Doran, Ben · .. avter
1$, '\\ ho
Gun I
er M
n ttnd Do
tlludenl
• f~r h. [H tr .. tlon
onty '" hmg w on-
thi '' c k b t.ourcttn
lnll.:l' oronl) undl pres·
u tbut '' 111
( mpUi tht:Cllcl
tit rn tim(' nt: I ~lu
t tun Ill t F'r d :i J nunt•
mi I o I l\\ "" 9 n m I 30
1n the \ m on F"l bru, ry 7-8
en I t-c.-gt U'll tinn f " l
.d. By Ann Gronning
Th" c n!crrlng f \\ n honoro ir: •
by B•sh p C<.rr tld Kt nn lv \'>Ill hl •hla •
• the p11n 5o<m .rtr r Janu· _tl
r mru Jum.
A hun rnr CJU • a· of humanC' It· t
to 0 an Emrrtlu B OJam.tn A Th<~ t
and [J(•II b1 lugy. l the ~ugg lton
Did Someone Here Say 'Finals'? 1 n
th I
( I
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T
• J f
I
• • ]rc
' ,)
En •I l1
I
B ( I
t: •
• employed
for the
her mnn f Qu. llfrt;. t10n , 1 c (J) ut lt•o t
nl t I'm lr( hmDn stnndtn.r.·
altl ndnnce t Lo\ 1 ond
lark for at ILast one term prmr
ro lung, (3) 1 ~ 5 or lugllt'r Reed to Slanderize LC,
LC Libel to Do Same Tho
d•lrtlll • I
n honorary
• • • pl him.
~1. h
LC nnd PA the t«:rm prror to rushing;
no woman ''all be l'U"hcd
l' name Is not on the regis
alum list nnd (6) no womon ''all
e t cludt'd f1'om rushang bt.';:::= ,th· R
l.Jil ~
of rncc, color or crocd.
.grnd"s will not be out by
Fridoy, 1t 1s llAkt'd by the
I thot oll ehgtblt> women Chnllt>nge~ hn\ c btl n mndc by
.Reed collcgl' to LC student-'! to
nllC"nd a froe-fnr-all, c:d.rt:m~Jy
mformnl dcbntl' to be held next
Wednt:sday nt 6:45 in Re d" Com
mons dinmg hnll.
gnn at
shmUy
cnrnllcd tcrea;lCd In jolnrng one Of tht'
ll"Cc campus soroa itl<.'s slcn up
r rushing. H n \\ omnn faa Is to
.akt hl'a· &ornde.c;, thr> registra
on fee \\ Ill be n: turned tu her.
The:> tht cr• sut'(odt 1cs open to
lrmb~:rship nriJ Alphn Cnrnmn,
tgmo Hho ond 1'hctn Kappn
.. ., .. -1 u~:h tl ns wall bL• h••lrl Sun
lY uflcrnoon. February 17, und The dcbnte wall be t~v<:r Rc
soh·e that Reed ls bdtcr thnn
Lew1s nnd Clnrk '' Two spcilkcrs
wJll bt: on lhE' proga om fnJm ench j
college, and pluns cull for 11 nll
hulds-burn.;d, fr~-wh<' ltn!.: rra
~Rs, a debate t.o end nll dcb0\1.' ."
Th•• onl)' rule 1s: Nothing of n ~:
r .... us nat me is to be lolcra\ed . out n
hy rev
him ihen
illy.''
ter they
y
they
mnrrlcd
tudcnt
linn
lh nny
y arise.
ntnlion
the cat
imitcd
g be followed by the prt•fer
pnrucs, Tuf'.sdny, Wcdncs
a.v nml 'rhut'S<loy mghts, Ft~b
lllj Jrl-20-:!1. Sot·orJty prcfer
dny wlH be the following
.unnny ond the rush~cs Will
up their bids Tuesdoy, Feb-
26.
wuoc:uts, Take Note
Students nrc rcrr ndt d ·nut nn • ICOmplctc in nny course m col-
lie may be filed by nn m trueCampus lenders nl l.C have dr
mundeu n I 00 per t't::.n\ lud nt nt
tt.:nd.mcc at tbc n!llllr, ' lo defend
our sncred honor from dcfnma
lOr)' hullab.Uuo thO\\'n by these
unmittghlcs from R· l'd collq; " FINALS AT:.WA YS HAVE A WIDE-SPREAD off~c: on campus.
They mt~dt 5ome Httit th~ old boola" as Bill 0 Hnza does ebo•o lcJt.
Most Sludenta oxpri.'ssed ··.hock u Tod Alexandor , left. BUl ParUow.
conltr, and Cerry Taylor right. d.id in u,. ubovo pic:twe Jaken lnsl
spring. Bu1 nerybody 's hoppy whon they're uJI o-.er!
SeDiester l'inals End Wednesday;
Spring Term Registration l'l'iday
Fndny, January 25. \\til tw bt devoted to clns::es whtch nr" l~ uccc.>rdm to the chL>dule 10
the last t.lny lor both new and m ~-cllons. Thi,; will grvl' the in· lh• regls1rotu..on book) t.
old studl·nts to complete a cclstrn- structors of .such clnsses n chance Tho ' ho n~;td to rcgtstN· be-
only wh~n It Is dut! to fuc-tion !or the ~prlng seme ter of
bt:yond th.t• studl'nl's cuntrol, Jg52, rcgt.Strnr William Norrrs •s
to faculty T\ gulntiong.l-r~mmding studo>nts. to g1vc one tl!St fnr nil the sec-fore: tlt~ed' {;rvcn hm hould mnkc
taons. Tut:•dn • nnd W~n• !Sd.,y mrrmg,.mt.nt.s '"1th thr rO:gtl!trur'
WJIJ follow the rt•gular sch~dule of:hc~.: bt: for(' tb• fmnl dny.
\\ uh the lust oC tht• Cnll sem(!S\• ~r Fridn~, F~brunn I, \~ 111 be th•" Stud,•nts who ftrcl they arc llU· 1 W1th the far'St tht t!c rlnys of
~-----"ll lble Jn ohe or mor\' (If their n••.xt Wlt.lk dcvolt:d lo fmnl ~exnmnt 2·30 p m, Wedne.sduy UL•ndlln ~.: !"or mnkang pn•gnun
Sprm~ rcgiBlrtlllon will b~..•gm chan {,S \\ nhout puj lng a n• nnlt\'
nt 8 n m. Fnduy m the cumpus ft.:<' t•f $1 Th• J, l dOJ to drop n
tln!att:r o.nd nil students must L'OUI"S• '~ 1thout Jlt•nolty of fn\tu,'(a
have th1.1r r11g1slratton comph:tc.-wall be Fr1d:1~;. F~.;bruo.n • .!2. rke
s
• y, rshould contnct the utflcf! motions and the last duy to reg
the denn of studt.>nts, dc:nn uf isllation Cor the spring tt•rm. stu
OI dcnn l)( women, Dr•nn Vcr-dl·nts will tokt.• Thursday off t{'
S. F'ogdoll snid. "rest up" from the •Jrdenl of by .. p.m. of lhc Stlml dny. Rt:gul:u clll! 1,. for tho cpnng t\ complete a tnt~; m~nt of this exams and to p1 tpar~· rur lht• new
lntion mny be found 10 the :ie'mt•stcr.
cntnlug on pnge 115. Examinati ons on Monda'' wlll Rq:istratiun books will be lt•rm wrill b~:&ln tit b om ~Iunc.lny,
ISSued n\ the uoor an :>.lphnbetu::al- Jnnuney 28·
tudents Given Deferred Rating;· Mutt Plays Hero
• ' In Boxer Is Battle IJd Draft Law No Longer Val1d Hothellffon~onmstepped
students llnble for
be plnced in n "de·
" rotmg ln11tcnd of ho\'-
tht•ar mductJon mto the
o:crvacc postponed until
end ol therr ocndt:mlc y1:nr,
accordmg tc• n release (l'om
offltc 01 the director or
._,.,,-.,(JVP
~tnjor
:fCJ"Shcy, Scrvkc lnst wc~,;k,
Gen••rnl l..ouls l3
clirfletua· tor Sr·lccl i \'C
J< t•, t:Xpl;un~tl thnt undc1·
I nmcndm(nl to ltll' 1948
~""''<.: I:U\'C S•·rvk·• Jnw, ony full·
student who wns otdcu tl
Jnducuon would, upon pre
lane th1• !nds t.r1 ht to~;al
• be dt rcrtcd In Clnss
until the end ut hrs ncn-demic yt•ar. if he hnd nc' er
b•J~"n deh~JTcd ns n student be·
Core. He c:nn receive onl) one
SU('h dt."fenncnl .
The old law provided that
whtm a full-time student te
e· 1vcd Ius ortlm'tl !or Induction,
would hn\'c Ius inductiOn post
poned until Uw I'Otf of has nc
adcmic yctlr. At the t.:nd of his
yt!Ut' howc\"cr, h~ \\us Unblc
for unmL'Ciinte mductton. The
1tudcn~ W11ll then Ill\ • n 30
d,1y-utter th~ end or hrs nc
ndcmic .> l'na to ••niJst 1n lht.:
s••rvice of his choi!:••.
The new low aeys lhat 11
.. tud•nt shnll b dcf rr~.:d "up·
•n Jlt, enting the fAt'l'l' to his loenl board thnt he is snll!dnc-
• lorUy pursumg o full-t.ime
course nt the tamt• the order
ur lncluclu..n I L't'iut.'C.I
A •tuu11nl who Ut ordcr.;>d !or
induct!• n should not be thrown
I mto n pnnu', lters.hq cxplamed.
nil ttuu is nc t'!Wlln Is lur hlm
IU rcQUl'St Uu: De:~n l•t' T:cg1 -
tror to trnmt!c.lLat,,ly gave hls
loco I bm1rd oCfi~·lnl noilt'\' lhut
he is 11 full·tim•• taud••nt duing
snusfnctot)' work und th:~t such
WOrk nctUOJiy C\11110\C J\ ,,d pnor
lo th~ dnh' ltw cmll.'r fur indUl'•
uon was rmuled, F.nr<>lhnl'nt,
occ~ep tnnrc and rcgu;ll ntaon do
not count Actual nt~·ndnnc ••
nt d c is the f!rc.r-equulltc. Into th" hmt:laght or tht• campus
front pagt ncv.; '> With n hcrolc
di pll! ur nt~.:Rrll) m th~; dden c
Of t.ht: undt.rduc, 1. t Mondny
noon, m thl' nnck shnck.
A i311Jnntunn box~r found rca-
rJn \~;> d pUtt thr pr• t;O('C U[ {I
!It vcn•tnch ttt.ll, au ngc-!l:hOpt'd
mutt In ll d1 putt O\a' a punhun·
dlt.:d mot"!'t.: l Bdor._ th• bag bully.
could lruunc• llo httl~ ft>llow,
llc nthc:lrtf n. pp~ d to th<.> r..:stU('
snvmc. tl t> pn•<:~ (tom lnt vrlnbh
doom
One run HcnUu:U!f hns
~ho\t.:n ht \~ orthJnt: :1 tlu; unt
and unl c runt. o{ tht! ompus.
fl;jt ufl to HL;JUu:-hrt, Ule dt>g
g( n h ro' r \ nn~~,.,
wnrd
1 ndm
•rdan 1
A n du
"( Or g n •
D<Jrnn tt• nd£d
ologJC:nl .. mm
Jirnduuted 1t..,
\1 anlty dc&rt.:r t
• ••
p -
m~< r at
R4: Vt:l' n:-1
~~~ Tb<
• • ur or -
Bishop Cereld Y.:~nn.Cy. llo h-
od& l b hop; 'Ill d -
It n· r th m a n an;
n: c:cnU~ -. twr.~..d r
onroumpr. tr.p u rh
h.: v tlcd I:; tpc. I rtl• 1 ... r., .
Jnpan and H pt ~h 1
touch upon • " r d • a' ~
and the ~ua• • • .p • t= "J at
Whtlt tn nna t rn,fc t
the & m n1 &J. nf• r• nr-.
Oxford p h.t Mt'Ci\
manua r of t t-F rr;t M 'h~:.od t
<.'hur<h P .. J A ~(I nnd I r tht:
St. P uJ hu h Ll.ncolo. NC'-
brn ku, bt.'ortJ .m ct(-d
h1s pro.:. cnt pc :to n .n 19 8. H
#tu d1r• C'h r • 11'.• W., y Fuo -
dnuon u Sto.~n!l-.'11 dll&'H:mtl.
Bishop Ke~:u:dy ::ec ivrd hll
8 A from C q: f tlu Pn~tf
nnd h.s Pn D fro'Yl t!'lt HM"ttotd
Tht.:olor.rcul t:.m:n;.n,: At pn; ..:rr:
ht.: laold th..: d .unct o,.n of \!(: UJ
th•· ~·uun t b. ,( p tn tnfi Urut d
Stutes.
'Leap Year' Dance Set
AHer Game on Friday
Tht Lc:np Y· n.r .:.t ;;p \0,. til ~;n:~
ndtlcd meent. c t .fmd .urn of
you gnls o mnn.
Sponson::1i 'bl A.!Jilin. Gamm.,
soror1 ty. th~ •at; ur dr-.g 01!1. 1
cv~ent is bt:m& p • ..:nncd to ~c
the monr.:y for t!lt: AlJJhu. Gamrnn
$100 scholntrlup a :-:u t:d cac
Mn' du\' t .. o • ~m • copho
mon wtmlan ':l.Jdt •1•
The m •• rk h £ v.: U bt: dcco
rat•~ \\1th OOt:nustic I ap
)'t.:~r thEme end • dmi:.. 1o.n w • I
be 25 \: nts p .. pt. r.u1..
Ot.:n• raJ duu.rmnn fUT th r op
Ill Joan £l!Jt.tlt. He: otr: ht:r
Jane l\h:l);.m. d( lir:uuno;; Cl rll
Rummdl p bb •· Jo M nn, ro
frcshm• nt:J. ------
Dr. Odell to Give Talk
··ow-Bm; c & .. Juh' · · tht'
top1c ur n \nUt t d• nt l\h r n
Odell "tU .-: -. ~ t,: ' th~.: Pnrt
lrmd Ad c'ub u• unehnm m t
m Jnnuocy 23 n th1.. Mul:num.nh
hottl He v.; tll !re ur n~~.: d f,
ftl'~;O.ll'r ID't.£rll nnd ) .. lit~
..: " " rot '' .UU u ~: •
111an o( the
'
We nomirMt, Pt-ofcs~or Ben Thn:-o;t\'r as man ot thc-\'C:U'.
Clcnrh ht:-deserves the honor. Ser\'lce to thl• omm'l.frUl)
hn.s bcen hJS "hole hrc. HIS teaching ClHcCJ' has ue~n lung
nd Cl"eatl\ c. I
Pi-ofcssor Thn~ler wtll retul.! in June uftPr ul ye:u-s ol
tcachmg Hts lo\ c for JI\>Jng hns been great. Hts enthustaEm
for Jcarnmg. hts pm:m~, hts toot-races through the campus
woods followed bv puck~ of cub nature lo' er~, lus chcl•rful
sm•le nnd tcad~ '~'J\ have b"t>omc an mtegrnl pnrt of Lewis
and Clark.
He ba earned the greatest recogmtion we !tudents can
gn•e It has been a uadttton thnt "you haven't been to Lcwts
nnd Clnrk unless you\·e had Tha. ·tet·.''
\\ e wtll be at a loss" uhout tum. But he's well desl·rvmg
of reurcment. We're grateful to you, Ben. and good luck:
W. B. W.
~ha nz )
•
KcfaU\'Cr and compnny attempted to clean up organiied
cnme, Truman ts eugaged 10 n campl:ugn to clean up ln.: ad
m1mst.rauon; Le\lo'lS and Clark students ought to cle.m up
thetr •·snack chock .• PIONEER l.OG
Guest Editorial
EgyptiansDemand
Complete Liberty
By Mohammad H. U:n
LCl Shtd.lll h'OUI Ball 4&4, 'traq
ln our tim•·. no mon In thl
wnrld lllll nftcwd hl J~nure t lw
11\l uJ:gk of P('<)plc h•r Sl'lllltnc
unl.'ondttllln:tl freedom ~;gypt to·
:lo\ dt>mnndl; its (;omplcte fn>••
dt•n\ nnd mch•pcndcncc.
She dt:m:\nds It on th~ basiS ur
JuSlJce She demands at :t lwt
11ght as n so,·erPign nfltJOn. :Sh•
.icmonds at. not only lor h·.n>clf,
but l•lt Sudan-for the m1lhons
1f pL>Oplc of the snmc blood, lh(
some rcllg1un, the :-amt.• mtcr
l ' h• 1nhobat the N tic \"O llcy.
Under .thl! guise o prol('Ctlon,
al I h pobn• In tht S•lJ :.n ~!t!kS
o dl\ tdc the peopl( he c Till ir
~uftcy nf !:.cgll'gataon hn n.~umcd
111\1\.) ru pee 1:s.
l-~11r mstnnt·c, tile'' hn,•t: 4h'naed
£~ ptt:ms entry to the Sud on, on
lcUnn homperlrlg OJC pro rcss of
ll':lllh, ~du~ntmn nd t.:t,mmunt
nuon b tween the two countru o;
'Brnnm has nlso d• nled Lhem th£ I F'rlduy. January 18.
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It Js an mcxcusnble shnmc that thts build1ng. from the
hours oi eight m the mornmg until two m th(' afternoon
should present the unkempt appearance whtch nO\\' charac
tenzt:s Jt. Empty cups, cigarette butL.;, hnH-cnt~n apples and
sand\\ tc.hes and assorted paper l'emnnnts cover the table-top
-hardly an app~;tlzmg appearance. post of Grund Codl, n aellgmus I "That'!l John's big problem-he stops TOO
.unction s\ mbohz.ang thl' :;ptrttual , • 1 bond bch\:ecn Egyptians and Su-Lovebirds Get Bxrd fast."
anne.e.
The c1use of this is largely the neghgence of the !otuclents .
True. mo1 e refuse ean~ m the shack mtght ass1sl m kceptng
the place neater But a lackadaisical att.itude on the student~'
pnrt must be cor1 i!cted before any really noticeable reform
takes place. Editor's note: Th15 is the first
in a sorios of commentariea by
Uzri on the Egyptian quo1 lion
concern ng the Sue& canal and
tho Sudan. Science Succeeds Sex:
Cyclotron Catches Cat
Dear Mt. Loua:. Rubadoo:
Any semblance of pnde m one's school demands thnt the
~hack be restored to Its once neat and samtary appeara nce.
It is not merely untidy. It is filthy. F I Fl d 1\ly husband as n scacnce moj ruga oy or; thas is rummg my wedlock
llle has an :nomac ptle 1n the Publications Head IOSemcnl which hns lcplnccd my
D, F.
Paul's Epistle pously aftl'r:llon. Tuesday I got Watches Budgets .urn to take me to the mo,·ae ~
but os ~oon as the houso light<
By Ca!borine Dohstre ty limmt:d we had to lenvc bL-<:nusc
Errant Egger Returns With
Politics, Plumbing, Poetry L n 1 cnt'y, Flo' d Cum-he bl'gan to glow and the lady
m&ns, st.•ntoa· journnlism-soc1o lofy 'lext trJ lnm had com·ulsaons.
major, led n rather busy liCe. He's been down an the base
He has settlt•d down to nn even U\tmt for th1ee days nnw. Th~
busier one since appointment as last sound I lwurd !rom dowJ
pubhcations commiss1oner. then! wao; on Wedncsdn,Y \\'hen By Paul Egger
Hcndllne of the Truman
e I i m b s ilagpol~ Republicans
charge corruption m b1gh places.
The socJology d~parl.men t har.
or.tered me a scholnrshlp m order
for me to take pari m next sum
mer's research proJect an Oregon
Cny. My JOb would be to mak.
o detmled S\U'\'e) of all \11\'ems
and Lhen to WTite o research pa
P r on my Imdmgs One possi
bthty 1s to make a mere count
of all cxtsllng J1op ~nrdens and
to subnut rny st..1tement. WJt'1
great S'tnllb"ltcal d~tmls: It \\OWd
n•all~ be much more e!f cuvt:.
howe\ cr. to mspect each t stall·
llshUlent scpar.ntclv. nnd then to
make 'aluc JUd ments. !orm. 1! clL>cted, howl'\'t::l', l Publtcn tions ts a bv-wot"Cl wath the cat caught hi.'r tnil 1n the
r
. hnll Jmmcchntely sol\ c the paob-floyd, who, 10 hts cm·ccr os o cy<'loll on. I know lhis is what
lcm of the nn11onnl debt. Thl JOurnalls t, has held the po-.itlons happened-because sh\! came up
would be done by seJlmg our of cdatodaJ-pagc ottc r and edi-through thl' hot n1r tt•gtster nnd
gold supply to Russin for ;~ sum tor-m-ehic•t of the LOG qnd IS, al dtsappPa n.'<i through th~ ptc.turc
equal to the total debt. In that prc~e nt, copy cdll<'T ., t nc VOY-wmdow in n flush of flamlngfJ
wa) it would be-come th•:Jr wony AGEUH !lame.
and we would he rid of at. While attending Washmg1on For the past ten manutes nov.
Corruption would be soh•ed b. htgh, he wn t. d1V:>r of th~.; " 1 h-growhng nobcs hR\'c ht.•en tSSu
paymg uur P.O\'t.•mm~en tnl em· ingtoman. Cummins also puts ha:;: 1ng froro the laundry chute and
ployces nccordmg to how little abtlilics to u~~ as assasumt to green vapr.r 1s oo1.mg through th~
work they dtd Thus an.r sign of the publicity dtrcct.or at Lewis Cloor.
cf!JC~I DC.Ji would tmmcdiatch and Clark. handling out-of-town Mr .Hubndoo, \\hat shflll I do'
come undt r sus-pJcaon, and thes( rcknscs. Dear Homemaker:
employees v. auld then be fued ~'loyd's wrttlng docs not alwny• l ud\•tsc Y<!U to , nJOY yourscl!
ThlS as lhc ystcm udvocntcd b) anvoh'e words, howcv~r . As pu-It's I:Her thau you think!
1\dum Srmth nnd known ns 'lory hcHtloru comnussJOncr. he de- Cautaous Loow
!mre" termmcs the budget of the LOG Den1 l.ooae:
This weclfs \ ocattr>nnl lnh::r o.nd VOYAG EUR nnd sees that I hnve become enamoured Qf
\ icw wn wnh Oregon's mastL-r thf! editors remnm wHhin tht..:n
plumber. WhiJc r.ttrtbuung mo t budtct.
or h1 ucccss to nuude conn('('· In his capacity us commissio ner, Bulletin Board J1 poor but wc.JJ buJlt Coo$c
E\•cry tame ,,. late date
r.hows up With het gct:.!:e. J d
an MG c-onvertible and It
crowded m there Ynth the t
up The upholstery 6l'ems o trli
gamey of lme ond makmg
\'ani:t!S th1 ough a maze of nu
teen bloodthfrs ty geese ts npp.
mg. Hdp me. please'
John B
Denr Lad:
l ad\'ISe you to write 1mrn
.tely to Mary Cullen for o.
ro cook the Goose girl's
1.. Rubado~
Dear· Cautious LO<llc:
I'm slender, tender, and sm
I'\'C been compor<.'d to
Wmlcrs. hut I nl'vcr hove
boy lnends hke lhc uth('t' ~~
Mother say.s the cnLKe of
phght as my fondness Jor It.~l
cookang. I desire mad, pnssion
lo\ ~ like any other clean
nli·Amcn(•;m CCINl, but,
houlti l forsnl(c pfuo for
qu~lt?
Dear Re)erted:
I h11vc ah' ays smd 1t ts bet
to hove halitosis than no
at all I'll be r!ghl over.
Old llpt
Many oi my lnends on;: urgmg
il1e to run for the Dcmocrnuc
prelildential nornlnnt10n. Tney
aay thut thas 1s the only \\ ny ~
R~'publlcnn ,.tetuty cnn be a\otd
•"CC Because of nntuJ111 modl"St)
I am forced to 08l"C but wlll not
elnam the adca a my own. llQ!lS he mdtt.'1ltt..>d thnt lhl'rc at c
1 Floyd IS ll memb~r CJf the stud
mony op~rtuntues 1n thts hcld • nt council He a. the WHee o•
for young m~n v. ho JUSt keep Trel Tator and Bryl'C Whitt.•, t::di·
pluggang away ot it tors, at councll meetings when
TherC! was a young man named any probh:ms conccrnmg their Irish Explain Preference of Class
In Picking Out Prospective Cours
My campmgn managers ar('
helpmg mL put the last fev. ler
mtt~eote n planks mto m,y plr.t-Paul publical 1ons nrisc.
Who weal to a fancy drC!ss ball To case the pressure ol weekly
He thought it would be lun dcadhnes thnt confronted him ns
To dress as a bun ltu.t year's LOG edllot, hr~ attend-
But the dog ate him up 1n the hall. cd tht• National Newspaper con-
\'enl1on in No\'emhcr 19:l0 at the
Edgewnt(!r Bt.•ach hotel m Chi-
c
•. '.
Co8e6iale Preu The ~otrc Dame Scn9lu:~uc 01
fl'l :-I hts s!l~t! btl of l(lmloolery
,. a1d1ng 1 cgastrauon. Ac<'ord
ing to uu: Irish, clasrc.s take tht
!oUo\\ lng aLtitudes toward pro ..
Jl'•ctiv•• cou.r ~"e'i,
F're•hmen : You mean I ha\ t
to tulle th.tt'"
Sophomores : "Whnt should I
take' '
.Juniora: "'Who t(!uchcs it?"
Soniors: "Dor:s he Utke roU1"
C"l{fiC'i:ll pu!JIIr.a ., ,, tbo A!!•o 1 ·. 1 rudo nt~ Cit 1.• "U! and ("I rk F"loyd divides tho largest shant
01 ht• r·· c:r, .-hon llml' between
fOJng to movu .. "S nnd rending. An
3\'ld cinema Con. Cummins ngt Ct!S
1 w1th the mo\'ic-m.tkcrs' slogan
thot "rnO\'Ies ure better than t>\'-"The Woshingtomnn, " o local
c:oUc r; :Pul.ll~«l nkly aurlng t.ht coli•.:" yrar t!utr•crlptfon rotu f: 00 JI.K r ,., r
J;nt•rtod '"' '' nd e!Aa~ m:uc • · ' rtland, Orq'<>n
1-porta
aocsas ••wa EDITOR
Bryce Wl:Ue
Chuc:& Glbb
Oaral41no Sprott,
Walley JIIUltr J"eatarn
lttUtorlal
Car1oonlat
.&.4vutta11lll lUll :ro ..
Ana Orannlnr _.nm X.ODI'
Jll«'r. Oeorro u.ueD cr.''
Floyd is vice· prP.sldt~nt of P1
Delta F.psllon, JOurnall l!m hon·
orarr. ond H'cretory ot K.tppu
Phi Alpha.
Although it might appear that
hi" t& headed du t rlly townrd a
care~'r in JOumoll &m, SU<'h is not
lhe ca:sc: has onnounocd intcr.
tlon as to do gradu!'ltP work nt
LC an order to "nrn It te:Whf'r'a
cc ... t ,fJcntc. high school scnndal .sheet, under
thl' Jmpr•$Sion thut Wiishmgton
•tudcnts ('ornprut•d thtt intelli
I,I.Cntsla, f1gurecl out some qut."tl·
lions thnt were lulu!.l.
As a matter of Jact. to rell&\•e
the •train of f~.nals. wa cuk some
of you sma:rt collC9't atud.enl£
to take a try at them.
f·or instonu•, hnw much d1n
there in a hole lxlxl lnche ,Ano tne nnswer IS!\ T one
·r Jnchl) Or, how !or can o
run anto the \\()Otl ~
F o•· anS\\ ers Sl'r Tho Will bin
ton1an.
The Unlverslly o! Oregon
Emerald rec•ntly conducted
inquiring reporter poll
'What ia your opinion of
revelation• charging high
with crooked dealing' In lhe
come tax bureau?··
A I must to 11 nnn (only
'c•man wns &kt.-d) studt nts
plit d that at was all thl• !uult
ha\ mg one party an power
long.
Except for one brain by
name ol Bud Borgman, who mol
ly nid. "J think they ought
clear it all up." Evidently
boy hat a genius for undeute
ment. hl' ....
, Jnnl
Nevi
nn R~
the h~
Wcdn.
fmnl
·, PI~
110d
p
l
~rCJ>JIIt
1cn\. !
Floyd
tl\
• ll
ue, \\
trh nrt
p:ar. ~
ex peri.
<
the fol
4 hl· .
every ( -
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.asJ.n
'. I
t Goose
lc date
eese. I
nnd n
\"lth the
ems o
maktng
aze of
~c 11> 01PJP!
el
John
rite
·•
to
have
mher
u~e o!
~ for Ita
• • pass1on
clcnn
ut,
ted
.no
vcr:.
il' one
can a
regon D
rducted ru
~ of
gh ofue~•
In the
t(onlr
1dcnts
e fault
pow.·r
in by Jbnuery IS, 19~2
S bCitll S1de •
By Nancy Mlller
ond Goroldlne Sprott PfON££R LOG Pnge Thr
0
cia] Act1.vity Stills
Semester Closes Cuban-Born Spanish Speaking Sergio Gomez
Active in People's Party Politics in Homeland
I Has rnth( r 1 a l a ht
town of 10.000 pc .pi€' in thl hPOJ , nd cc.Jlr:g• f 1\' y(•an; ln
tf•r h• t ,.~ • has BA dec
nc~.:d l('<:Lntly wo llw en
!'nl ol Phyllis f'uanbl'l'g ,
11 <:' , tluC'IH ton maJOr, to
LucON J1·., Vnnpon 1\tlld·
he \\ ctldmg 1 ,u fM Snt
, Jonu:.~ry 26.
Nowr.:
nn Rho m••mblr ''til gnth
th(' home of H«>Wl'no Owt•n
Wt!dnesdny cvcnmc for nn
hnnls rc:-lnxu lion get• to-
Pinns for \hr_ cummg
r1od will be discussed.
• • • ..: l:trk 5tl p.1en
f l'nnlng!'; lind
W 1llu? An lis.
• , ehnplnm1 J.1ek
f•·rg('nnt-u t-nrm11,
• •
("'lub Nows •
W tmmsttr· fellow hlp gmup
rllCt lost M(lndny l'Vl•nlng to la-ar
.. dlllcUSSH>n by Mnrv oJI) Tay!o.
rotn Pt.llllps UntVl'r!ltl:y, t ncC'1 n.
me the cnll to all -. oung pcoplt.
lo redcd1cate thetr laves to Ch1111t
itnd the church 1\1 F • t'd 1
Hurtzfcld, dcun of \\omen, b ad
\' I c.r for lhc group,
• • • I
' Gom• z flnl h• d t IX £: ud••
then frH!t•d \\ Uh th(' ch•HC of
workm~: ur 1 p ntmg ~d~>
·chool hccou 1 ot Jc,ck o! m
lngh~r eduentltm ~· t m he d•
rtded to ~.:nrn 1 nough rnonr:y t
c:ontlnuc hla l'ducouon d 1'\\ hl ~._
Wh£!n ht..! W'111 21 he f'ntOI!td 01
Ln Progn.: tVu, (Ombtncd ht.t;h
Gihb, Long Head New
Inter-Dorm Committee nncl hegnn t• , h ng Dl hi olrr
mattr
Popularity in s.chool nnd h1 n
tur o~l nbtlily n natory <~nd pub
he pcnkln{' '""1n tum pr,tU!:J ~n
ornt .. ey, (JLclum taon nnd v• rslfJ
~-atton HI Jl«rk!m • per: nuhty
Jed tllm to the hONor of pn. j •
dt•nt or ha In lht• tudtml
body nnd It~ n· JC'ldy Hr
w nl:;o a m mb of :l ctcnllflc
<"lub Enlllish dub .ad A -
ulu:m of C 1 : .. n :=.tdr ••• or n J
dt.rector u! ru: b..lok. whd
Pht Alpha clec:tt d the
,g ofhccrs for the Sprang
'l 't 1Ls Jnnunry !l mu~t
·"'"ldcnt, Don Flor~n; VICC·
Hugh HnrcoUJI: St.:CI'I.'·
Floyd Cummans: trcltSIIrt:r. SERCIO COM£Z
Birt}•day Celobrants "Cuba , •• quiJe mature"
Potluck barthdny supper WO!I -------- ----- Puman~ th t dema To plan ull Xt" u IVl m cam r<'co d an hi 1.>< 1
pull tudrnt • ct \ llll an tnt ·r
~1\"Cn lost TucsdO) ~vcnmc nt the
'lome of Mr ond Mrs Hornmnn
Stt mhnr t H•r mcmb<'rs or the !nc
uty whose blrthd.t) anmvcrsnrit'S
all 111 the month or Jnnunn·.
t Major Mixes Pleasure,
.. Liiness, Has Active Life The lntttut of lnt rn:lhon I Jt~rm c unc.:tl h bt n an t t.t• d -
Educo~t11.m nw~k h tr1p to th -Pre 1d nt Chuck G1Lb md \It•-
Umtcd SUlt p bl~ Cllb t "'-• t ol 1 prt tdt:n• J1m Lon h -. bCt n n con r .... u.1ou :J 11 1 1 "J como io America primarily S Alb C S L:lu;lt·d to tr\t he d c lh 1 • IS 1 rgto c1 to omc l. pan l!J hldy the •Ct<ll problems .;nll h A b , und£ r th!.. od\ a htp ,( M Lt •s In tructor a mcm cr c- cu \Olmt or Amtrtta bc(.nu I h r h C b I nor~._ Vnn Al\t....: c rr ~ nd ad nt t (' PDI ty o t l u nn pc-op l, bt>l tt.:h tho~t tru knowlc :Jgc-o I I I C or Akm haJl he s oo ung for chnn c.s m ·u- t d thl!111 "1n •nttbl• me lo ht"'lp m
hnn pohtlr:s. Uefow conung to I Thl• ml r-fmhm kt urt t t Uw d<"vc·lupmuu t my U\\ n c un-
lh\: United Stntt s In Jfl50, he wru. ·m~ <"tm. 1 l o l VI ••·prt •· • "
d r h h It N 1' 1 tr3. tXfJ).unc;d ttll' pN~ft , h a prcs1dt ntluJ nomtnc•• Jo&· lltt:" t:nt u bl«' o nucv r '. • .• By Elaine Drill
\kin. •vtJI't" Ttolt rnttn, Stt' nrl,, nvs lhut th t.:n.u.u ~\ntt: hn pnrty of hts Cuban cily, Cnrdenn ' ' ' • k 1 d 1 • 1 d 1 .. llllll ~' orn n •1SC'-'.1151111
'""' , .. • " .. c " "I bell• VI!." eouftdt"d Gomez .. ,. "'' ,. ....... '" d I ""I ~tudnnt for th•c"' " '<ll to "om {,"•'"' G,...b r. M"Af•-''. 1 ..... 1tl ·n 1 mar (>( • ' IL. ~ en u .., 1 -d 't lll'C '" I • Cl 1 II h ll.f"VI"'· .. r:. Pulollnl, ""d B1'.l c rvTihhzauon . p cnsuro• ocsn c... me• NO nr.tst tar a gn~r. " o ''I hut Cuba 1 oecommg qUite: mn ~-• ......... .... f' • ung lt.ud er bt--
npply to Jnc.quc Jocccr. now hns her O\\ n ludlo nt I.a-turt' tn polllic bee au • shE: hn 1: n~,;, Thnxlu
a1 , he\ AIY Ult nn "orry t nl't mnJ«Ir. She gdcls rc qun'l Bcuch, Cnhformn Jncqu~: • 'cr. upproprmlt lorm of guv- ChtcC functrcm .r thL c lffi much but an out td£1'" n!!\ er t.
m~:nt from her e uclltton hns also studJcd ut Cnlifor niLJ crnmcnt to Still t!C'I nct"Cl"" lt..~ '-' to C<U"11 uut dl l.JI' ru ot n true tmpre ion r ll countn
I'Sl' (nnd three houa·s crcd-College of ArLo; and Crnfb nt Theo jet·hahcd. muatachcd lea-lhc counctl. unul he h • h\led there He oon
ll and lnlrly bubbles "ith Bcrkely. chor Wli5 born m t.l,c htstortt In oddtUon tu an mfurmnl party sJders LcWJS .. nd Clnrk on lrlt'nl
a m when sht' tnlks about h b 1 town of Joque.) Grnndt• 10 the and n Hnllo\\ct n party Lhc· inter college wtth n complek wl nt tnlcrnfl c I asses nt the I T e Jaegers nrc 0 U'i)' to up e. h 1 1 1 dunn ""unc.-J1 ho o.ro pons JITd
• Bccau~t! or her tcnchmg. his I sout ern part 0 tIC pro?\ ~n~.o-e 0 w life nnd h1gh t-dut'allonal Land-strc:ct community center. lcachang and the dn~cs ht:' at Motan:r.ns, "" ~~"\'ember *;.1• W2l. down to\\ n group t•nlert.unment nrds.
que, who IS o JUmor, hop!.'s ond pro\•td<'d liPCdnl bus · rv1ct: ..
1 l<'cl the n~ed to COO""rat nrt whrn she cradunt•!S :ends they ha\'~ on'y one c\ cnm G t Off C f01 cnur<"hgoc ...._
'd together durin~ the Wt:£'k Thl ross 0 er ourse With the' \l.hOJC I..OIJcgP Ond n l
>·cor. She hns hod consa er- . th h"rd '·~ One or their eontinunl i.!Cll\ 1l1c JUSt wtth m'-· o;·partrnent, · h cxperiencll Jn this work, spent Wit~ I! t I memuer 0 (n Shor' Story Wrl.ll'ng h "
an thear fam1~·. Shcbo, a handsome ' L stml-1ormal "gue t nl t nl commtlnU.d 10 I.J; c .. r-''<"'1 as rtpn nttce dinntr t•H·ry Tuc du) !-=------------blond Afghan, 1s nn occasion to .\ "' \\ coL. 1.. .n nJJprcc.-• .tttvn
all Continues Trips be tn•usured. ShL·bo, Jacque llf tht hort story form has been An nddiliOn to tht: ant• r·dor Offer Service Careers \'u·r 1 .;:;. F·o~dol . dt m o1 would hke you to know, is qu1le nnm1l need for the spring sc-facilities IS the Ak1l hall I'(Cte •
wtll bcgm ht!l 1952 hagh I a pci'SOnality . m( lt:l by the Engltsh dCPU1 tment, lion rohm Whlch JS Qpc.n on WL"f.!~ Naval, Marine Officers
1 \'tsltalion tour nt the upcn- Ja..:qut• took. Sheba loJ class according to Ralph K. Allen, de-rnds. F
1r tho e e.hgthle ... pp ("..-L :
the spring semester· Wtth hc1 om• mght. As they cume 1 parlm••nt head, I - ure now Being acceptei!l for tftt"
lrln" th~ Wl'ck of Januury 28 out of the centt>r, several gti1ups The rours(:', Enghsh 155·156. rta,·nJ Rese.ne C!hcer Candl·
til ,\IISIL McMinnvllll', Cor-of persons cha_tling an~iably nt·a.r-Mll run throughout the year but F ehruary 13 Date Set dnte summe hool.
Junction C1ty, Albnny, by !>"t"atlered m nil d1r~cllons tn mny be taken cllht•r or both sc· • • T R<:.prl' cntMl\'e~ f m a navy
rnon. Sweet Home, Snlcmllll matter of second~. Jacque IS ntt.' ters. For Quahfytng esls Sf.'}('(.' liOn Hlld tntW"\ lc\\ bo.lJ'd
n, Woodburn and Cascade sull wondenng why bccnuJ;c Offedng two hours Crt.'<ht, the will be • 'BIIi1b e-tor lntt rv
1cv.
school&. Sh~.o·ba, gentle as a lnmb, wouldn't l'(ltu-sc w11l meet 1'uesday~ nnn , Qu ... Uf.) ing Engli h txnmlnn on campus January :!8 atld 29.
th£' tollowin.: week of Jan-hurt nn_rone. Could it be thnt ThursdD\'S at 10 am. taught by lions for all )Untor'f cckang st.:n-Any stud!'.nl lnt rc: tt:d mn) con
4 he is scheduled to meet Jacqut.• IS th.: only person who John J · Gro s, nssoc.•Jnte pro!cs- JUr :>tutus next .> t.ar 'ill bt !lV«;n tnct Dr \•t:rgd _ Fogdnll. denn
. ~vera) ot the h1gh schools knows thts? Afghans nrc not ex-or of English Students w1shing Wedne dn> • Fcbr&.l'tr) 13 ~t 12 of "~udcnts or J e Huston, d~an
rthern and ccntrul Wnshing. nctly the httl4c', 'uddly lop-dog to writ£" short stortcs may earn noon. of men.
type, you know. an nddatwnoJ one or two hou~ The 1. ·nminotwn J compul on Th{• pint n ioders clu of
I depending upon achle\ ement for nil ]umors \\ ho o;pect V• gum the martnc t"Orp': open to cul·
with permio;slon of the mr.truct- cmor ,t£mdlnl! n xt fall Th• la:>gc (f( hm~.:n. uphomores nn.d
or. Wnters will then ml!el an t:Xummnuon, which a gl\ en t' JUniors cxet!pt.ng those rn:tJu
.. d 11 kl t htc s~mor dlli lru t ' but wns niVJ ua ) tn wee Y c:on erenc · ang m pn -ru:dtunt, medll"lnt> \\ ath Proft•~or Gross. not compul o • , t£ th( b1li \ t
t'Jf the tudent to u e tbL fundtl· pr\::-dcnt. t • nt t ~· ur nl'
mentols • C E:ngh h grnmmnr :~nd olngy. Six LC Graduates Earn Both m n men m theJ
A d . R .,. C(lmposuaun tn a C"Qmmon <: a\· frcslun.m. ph&IJ't\ 1"\! ur JUnan ca emlc ecognl lOD Specanl cln ~. and prl'>ak rn- h
S I ( d • ' nn d vears, " (i tnll,..tt.•d member IX -• • . ~ L <~tructron wrll b< m: •llnblt In lh" or tht• nm.ctl n. ''"t.· rnny enroll
t'C!cogntt10n ot lhc Umver It) of CnJI fc•r nil Junaur 'hn ft-t I !hear 1 th l'\ f• l r l";tndldn\~
\\'n~hlnglun Uni\'!!Nit~· uf Den-f.ngllt;h IS tnsufllch:nt r r t IIJCir m e n l (;
vc1 nnd Unl\•Prsll.Y ~r Mann0esota wurk or who fnal to pn th• Pr;r~'l~ff~ ~~;:~~ course or
At Wn hmbton, liuwnrcl c-wcy 11uallf\ 10g t )(umtnnUl n A I~.;•'
pt.n to sen nnd Elias Stout. June '50. hav~.; I wall l•t: f-hru Ld l~r t} Pl'C1nl the murmc
bl'l!ll admitted wtth only CJghl t.•JUI'Sc ~lu:rs:.:: _____ ______ _
othel' gradunte students to th'"' lr--------------1 umvcn;Jty's graduate pt"C•grum 111
cluucnl psycholoC) Frt!d Thomp Fo:
son and Rlchnrd Hartley, June Yollnn M~n &.
'50, o.re domg simtla1 work at
Den\' cr.
Followmg F,I'Uduah: work at
UOI\'t•.rsity of Or~.:gon Frt?d Aston,
June '!iO, ls tt:nching !'ptctnl edu
cation at Minnt wtn Horncc Mnn
nmg, June '49. who complt·ted h1s
• \1. A m ~ chulo&.,\. now hns a
reaching Cellon sh1p in p~·c~ology
ulsn.
Attention
Wholesale Candy
Food Specialties
Jim Hruby Co.
2021 S. £. Belmont VE 4372
Ken's Barber Shop
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D"t" <'~n Clu " Modem Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
2nd Floor S1udio, Morgan Bldg .
B£ 8032
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lub:icadon
• BoHcriM
• Gu and Oil
e Tir~ for Reasonabl~·
flowers Priced
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Flower Shop
Corsages
'N eddmg flowers
8735 S. W. Terwilliger
Phone CH 7000
U ' 3UAL CA.R.EER OPENING
In on .m CQ\\dcd prnfcsslon
with \Xtdl o.nt ,nrr.mgs nnd I grcm Ul uppor\Wllt le~ offered
u ~·nduu t: tud~L Op"mng
Jor m~n r women- man and
wl!c-(U· .n..: ... s ot und ~.;rg~
duot~ \ •t} Ed .rntionnl Dl-
vts.ion 1 :Jnrshnll F 1 c 1 d
o w n co t r.tc.rp lx Pc.rsonnl
mt('r • nrrnn~ed. \V r it e
full~· wg phon• ngc, Uld
Clara Rummrll , kneeling, aod .roar. Elliott P!ta~ to take Duana
ll'l\u.aun to rho Loop Year Leap. Saya Dullne Th&S happons only TaMI"tlUc•r at 'l'aylor'• Perry B4.
4255 N. E. Sandy Bl•d. r.; Y.Ut. -1 "I ' h: C C JWii. W f'$t •
t rn M • H. 354 -:.!1st \t .
Onk1nnc 1' Cnhf PaJd Adv.
every four years. .. ·------------•
\ • Page! rour PIONEER LOG l nday, Jonuary
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~watch the birdie, Johnny!'
N.A TIONALL Y FAMOUS Pioneer c~n1or John rou: ongag~s in
a bit of horseplay wilh Whitman center Don Robinson during last
Monday's slaughter of the Mluionaries, 8~·40. HBlg John" might bo·
como e national hqure with his court anl.ia; after his now !amous •
dan~ ~rith Badger Dick Young appoars in this 11eok '~> Lile maga·
:lne. Photos by Oregonian photog, Kirk Braun.
Fixmen Pound C of I Coyotes
Into 96-54 Hoop Tilt Subjection
Combmmg a~.:cur:.~tc shoottng, Excoptionally strong bench
trong bllckbonrd work nnd o strength an J1m Krnus, L \\ Wohl,
\0 Jd of hu tJe Lew\5 nd Clark Frnnk Grov<', Dunn RnsmUSS<"n,
sv.•ampro their week-end confer- Mllt Schroeder nnd Chnrhc Hud·
c:noe oponl'nts. College of Idaho son spelled the dUlie1~noc ns
nnd WhaUn n, to nssumc the the Orange and Blnck swept by
Je uguc lcndc1.hip the M1SS1onnrH.'S 82 40.
The Coyotes from Idaho W(!J"(! Forwards Ft•tmk Grove nnd
no match for the Palatmc crew Sen'tls paced the Jree-wht.>ehng
ns they dropped two contests to F'u ... -men who fU'cd m a hot .-137
LC by the scores of 74-45 and chp compared to the Whits nn-
96·54 emu: .!74 nv~rage.
FOr\\ard Ed Rad s-parked the Lewis and Clark. third nntion·
local crew by pounng 29 pomt nlly in free-throw percentages.
through the hoop Re1d teamed faded to If\• up to thetr chppmgs
up \\'tlh hu; runmng-matc, Ken Monday n1ght s they lut a poor
S rvns, to blanket both boards o!OO r~rccnl from tbl! charity
Servo v. as espcc:jalJ.) doma.na.nt I line
under the oppc.nc.n ts' hoop. He JS Sconng wh.s. evenly d1v1dcd
nov; 3\'erncmg 19-plus rebounciJ between th~ Ptonf.."Cl'S with thr c
per game m conference action; jplaJ ••r.s lendmg the locals on the
l.S 2 on the ~on. indJ\'aduaJ ntghts.
l d«ordinq Jo PlauluJ • ocal
racial ids to ncoanl
eekend II
Lukewarm Frosh Polenl Pioneermen lo Tangle
Capture 7 Lose 9 Wilh WillameJie, Linfield Ca
Those "Wham, Bam,
zam Kldll" d1d it ugnm. Ali·K:l·
Glllning nn C\ \.'11 spht in thi'll'
four rncctmgs '"ilh Portlmd hagh
schoc,ls, the l.·C frx1sh now have
n ~ C\ en ''on-nine lost a-ecord.
Bcnst'ln Tc• h'a Engmeu.'& were
'the fu'St pre~, club to bo\\ before
Co:~ch Warren Smith's boys. 1'he
Ycnrh.ngli dumped Benson 43-32
Jn o prchminn~ game. The meet
mg wn.t; a Jlreludc to the \'ntSity's
drubbang on Colll'gc or ldahn
Jununry 11 Wully Hnle, Bcns:on's
one mnn gnnc. pllr.tl \lp 17 poants
for the los~.:rs. 'Honk SnmpiCr led
the fro h \\ ath ll
The foliO\\ mg 1\lght the fu-sl
)'CUr fllC'n dO\\ nt.:d IiOO eV\'lt 41
3!i Thl!~ gnmc 6t:l the stogo fQr
th Jo'lxmen's second rout of
C of 1. LnVull~· or the Rough
r!dcrs top!)(..'CI the scor1ng col
umn "'lth l5 pomls Stevenson
and Moll) shnred honors 1or
L-C "'1 th 11 cneh
The Yearlings could not hold
their lornd pace, hoWC\'Cr, Mon
day they wen.• d!'oppcfl by the
Wnshington Colontnls 5S.50. Kcun
Da\'15 nnd Hick Wtlcs '' ,,rc top
scorers W1lh lei nnd 13 poluts
respecll\'ely. J1m Qu1ck "as tho
big nlnu m the Irosh ntlnck With
12 counters.
Tucsdoy s:iw the F'ro~h drop
their .second game. Tnl\ cling to
Cleveland they bowed to the
host by n 58-44 c::ount. Hnnk Sarn
pkl· poured through 19 poants Cor
the losers. Ross of the Indians
racked up 25 points.
Staff Changes on Log
For Spring Semester Chnncrs foa Li'\\ ts und Clnrlt to
wm the No rUm fl:;l ConfcrCJh
bnslo..Nbnll r.wc mny
muC'.h dedded by the
of lht• nClw ··•'lllt\SlCr. bo' loli'CII)'
bl!ganmnl!
The Paonccrs tonglt• "ith Wll~
hunctlc's potent Bcan.st to·
morrow night ot SniNn then tnkc
on n robu t LmfaeJd fi\'C 1n o
hnmt -rmd·lwnw s1 rae : J nnunay
25 lll PorUund nnd J.anunry 2tl
nt Mrl\ttnnvlllu. Wallanwttt nnd
Llnfteld t1ed 1or the loop cro'" n
lost ~cat• nnd "11l prt unt nearly
the s.unc lineups m thdr t."()m
lng tilts wath t ht lc,aguc-h.:ndmg
r-·ixrnt•n.
In conJrast lo tho Paonecrc' un
!>lema bed rccClrd ju fi\•C! locap
.cam. to dntc, boUa f•ats. Wild
nnd Bt•dr, posst'S!'; tln'f c "an. unc
loss record good for n econd
place t 1c.
J\ sweep of these three t:nmcs
would bno!'l tJ1c Pionc;•ns' tltl(•
!llock gl'eOIJy but, in 'acw ol t•tc
fttt't tho I l WO of tht: I hH'C' :U~
b1lh.:d for enemy floors. such a
poss1bahty Jooms ns n tough1e
Linfield . Jed b;[ such rough
and 1·endy gentlemen as "Jump·
mg" Jack IA'Onard, Hal l.app,
'Vcd MC'Kec. Ball And<'rson and
t\d Rutschrnan, or...: olways rug
ged 1u~s in the cozy t'Onfan~;s of
tht• W1ldcnt gym Lnst ycnr the)
beat the Pioneers snundl.)• tWit
ut .McMmnvaUc whllt• •droppln
n Sl-50 squcakCI' on the LC flo
Ted Lewis' Salem hotshn
though upset hy l.anfaeld lnst
weekend nrc tlll the• ra1lbirds
choico• to wrnr.> up lhe IItle :1 thcv have roa· lhl! lnat
Y• urs. Starting five f,,,
1.! t tt· \dll prob:tbl,y be 1'fld
Dt, k Mnse. Dou•• Logut..•,
Scnv~n umJ Dnn•l l';l, ud
Top Hoopma
- Ed Roid
• lc nding tho pack
Hoop Scorebo
N•mc Sea•on
Rcld 187
S'"t"\'nS 184
Jnc:kson 16!}
f c~u: 162
Pnulson 141
":rove 127
Schroeder 63
Rasmussen 59 ·-raus 55
Wahl 47
Hudson 14
Cuty t:-apers .
By Tom O'Oay
In an unexpected unofficial movl ·ocf , several members • .&th Foss was nnmed managmg gol$' undt•fl•3led \'OIIuybaU tenm challenged the men's tntrn
editor and Don Floren nssastant \'Olleyball chnmp to o g:!me w dt!h:tnunc the champion of
cdltor of the LOG m a staff liege •.. the s1te and date were left \IP to th•• ml!n
change announc••man t b~ editor- Thir column il •ery much an favor of such a contest
m-chtd B~·cf' Whlt.e. ' would do much in tho way of cemonbng rolaUoruhips bo
Jo'oss held the position o( fca-tho lwo sexes .•. also has som~ Ul!ereati.ng angles from tho
lure cdllor during the fall se-tators viowpotnL Who.t say. follow you re not going to lor
mester. He as a membc1 o( Dt!ll.a gals bluff you out are you? •.• lhia brings up the pouibuu•
Tau Rho Lratc.mity and Pi Delta of playoff• in other sport. that both aexes participate in •.•
Epsalon, joumahs m honorar)'. as buketbalL softball. swimming, badminton, wroatling
Floren was sports c<litor for the might add a liUJe incentive for mor~ particapation •••
~car l!l50·5l LOG, 15 a pr~sldcnt red blooded American boy wouldn't leap 41 tho chance to pro1
ol Kappo Phi Alpha nnd u mem· thal be ia the suponor wrosUor.
bc.r ol p1 Della Epsllun. lllot to chan 1 th~; llubu,ct but we said last we~k thot
Eldon Fix was inwatignting the chances of using Thein's
weapon in close c::onf·~• enee games • , • then we discovt..•n'd t
"shP." had left school myst~riously niter the Col ot I scnes •.•
It be that Coyote Cnnch N1ck Weddle n~eds 1he Thetas' secret \ver
more thnn we do?
• Coc;J.U,ln is the nnswer Slopped by Jho gym yesterday to witneu the playoff
tween the Nine o'clock Ninnioa and Theta Thuga for tho ......
mural bukotbaU crown. Both Jeama play a smootb brand of
business
to be diggi11g
a '""'ell
• JUSt as
thirst
• lS
•
mastenn~ ....
you. to thirst. lf you're digging~
well or boning up for CJ ems-
keep fresh for tb~ job.
l1<1ve 3 Coke. with few miaJakes and amuingly hUie fouling.
Same of LC youn~ ladles nrc dctem1lned to do their
hclpang the local team win. They· use thct.r tCilcnts such as chaJ
ing to bcwatch, bolhe1' and bewilder our opponents. Keep up lhc
WOI k, gals.
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Rent Skis, Boots, Poles-Only $2.25 a Day
•reak••• blclu4ed
(.\I.,Jlllun 'rhl~ \dl Sellwood Cycle Company
VE 9885 8657 5. E. l3th
"My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
Uobihty Rntcs ns Low ns $17.10 six m
Sa\'c 20 to 30~, Snfdy wiUl
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