Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 17, Number 12
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1958-12-01
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Type
Newspaper
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tlicat1on
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et, NtW Dance Com ~millee
Throws Snowball
AI Seasonal Affair
lA'WIS and Clark's Christmas
season wHl end on a pleasant
note wath the Snowball Formal
lhts F'riday from 9 p.m. to 12
midntght. Rcfrcshml•nts, enter·
uunmcnt, music and admission
arc fr~c.
Intermissio n c n t c r tn mmcnt
planned will nllow the couples to
parhcipalc actively . Thl'Y will
be pnrt of the L'nlirc group smg
mg Chnstmns carols. Th~ carol
ccrs wtll be ll·d by Bob Notting
hAm, freshman. A!t ~.·r the carols
have bc1.•n sung the Snow Prin·
cess and her court wilt ln! mtro-
1 duced to the guests.
Rl'fn•!'.hml' nls will include n
scll'Ction of cooku:s and fru•l
punch. Tom Smith and lus combo
wtll pro\•idc the necessary mus1c.
The SnowbnH formal JS bl'ing
sponsored by the ASLC, which Is
the reason for the frl'c odmissaon.
Co·chutrmcn Cor the dance nrc
Mary Ellen McCleary nnd Tony
Mtchaclson Heading the cnter
tamment committee nrc Bob
rltch rtnd IVCl' Egland. Marty
Elhs ts chturmon of lhc refresh·
mt:nts cotnmlltcc and Mary Zoe
Pt!tnk is in charge of the patrons
committee.
Patrons nnd patronesses for the
function \\.'ill be Mr. and Mrs.
Cloyd Gustafson nnd Mr. and
Mrs. llcrmonn Stcmhnrdt.
Fiscus, Wymore
Slated to Perform
Both mstrumcntal and \'Ocal
rnusic w1ll comprise the program
or the Jan. 8 Music Hour at 12:15
P rn. m Evans Music Hnll.
The mstrumcnl is the pinno
played t7y Sue fo'tscus, senior
music majot·. Sue's program will
mdudc "lntcrml'ZZO, Op. 117,
No. 2," and Rhapsody in B minor''
by Brnhms und ''Roumuman
Dance" by Bartok.
Sue's activities mclude mcm·
hc111hlp in campus honor groups.
Shn was nt one tune copy-~ditor
!or the LOG
Th" \'01<.'C 1s t hlll ot con lrn llo
Dorothv Wymore, also u semor
mustc ntriJOr I It a· numbers :uc
''Verdi Prnti" trom Handd's op
~m "Alcmu," "Se Tu .11Jl'am1'' by
~rgolacsi nnd "lm Cuhm'' and
"lch Lit•bc Dich" by Gt icg. Ahcc
SigCt·1cd of 1 he mu ic depart·
mcnt will nccumpany her.
Cur•"Cntly Uot·othy Is hostess
on Channel 8 "Merry-Go-Round.'' An Old-Fashioned Christmas
I
EST. 1867
Vol. xvn. No. 12 FIRST PIONEERS REJOICE a1
one o! tho Iinl Chuatmu pn.r.U011
at Lowis and Clark in tho early
40's, The scene is in Armstrong
I Lounge of Palatine Manor end
Prh1dent Morgan Odell hns tho
floor
Hanging of Green,
Christmas Carols
• Portland. or:on Friday. oocember 19. 19ss Today in Theater
LOG Recoils Fust Chnslmos on Com pus Tho Hongonc or lh Gr n ond
As Joyful Despite Activities of World Wor =~~:S~:~~;:~:~:!::;
"Only one year ago w~ were
gaily preparing for a joyous
Christmns when we wet e blasted
into a fiery fumncc." The edt tor
of lhe Piom.•er Log spoke thus oi
Pearl Harbor in the f1rsl Chrlst·
mas l'ditotial. This was one vear • lnter; LC's f•rst Christmas, 1942.
The first Pion~crs made Christ.
mas on their new campus a joy
ous one. The student body, limit
ed because or the war to 131,
celebrated with a Christmas p3rty
on Dec. 15, two days before vo
cation.
Small Chorus Sings
The party begnn in the newly
finished Copeland Chapel with
the 25-mcmbcr college chorus pre
senting o program of music. The
chorus. then under the direction
of Mrs . .Emma Meict·, but now of
the foreign language dl·partrncn t,
enle1·ed in a cnndlchght proct•s·
stonal
Contmumg in tht' "druwtng
room' of the Manor, the second
hulf of the party was in n lighter
vein. Modern nnd folk dancing
followed with Santa Claus, a
chemistry instructor , BS guest Of
honor. Admission was u 10-ccnl
gtlt placed beneath the tree.
'Hanging' Comas Later
LC s fu ~ t Christmas bud not
yet instituted the trad1tional
"Hanging or the Grc~n ." Dahng
from the Drutds of the middle
ages, this custom was l"C\'ived
with modiflcalions by 1\trs. Alice
Wacman and the girls in hc1· home
economics department ns their
contribu tion to the college in
about 1945.
Evergn ~ens were p1· c s c n t,
though, in lht• Conn or ccdat• and
pine decorating the Mnnor houst'
which also Sl'T\'t:d as th(; glt"ls'
dorm. Moving north from tltf• lo·
cution of Albany College, the stu
dL·nts for th\! first time gathered
their own dccornuon s. Snow the
week bdore vncauon udd~o>d ex
citement to th1' festivitie s.
"Stncc then (Pcurl ltnrbor) we
hnve becomt' sadly nware of some of the phases or a war that af
fect the human r.nce," continued
the editor. The war didn't daunt
the stm·dy morale ot those first
Ptoneers for the giving spirit of
Christmas remained .
t\ bnsk<:l of toys and fruits was
shared with a needy family by
the A WS under the dtrcction of
Prcstdent EUcne Groening. LC
students sewed and filled almost
2000 stocktngs w1th candy, Crull
nnd nuts. These v:erc given to Portland's handacapped children
at nn nnnual party Curol11rs vis
tled Mullnomah nnd Shrmc.n;
Children's hospatab. wall be held today nt 1 p m. m
the! thcat~r. nccordtf\G to P ul
Fcl:>her. c:ha Inn on.
Pcrhnps on LC's fn-st Chnst· Diek Amold, JUnlor, wall oct
mas the brotherhood of th~ small Ins master of ccrt:momes for lh
student body nnd . tbl' sptnt of event wh1cll includes hnngm th
commumly work m sp1te or n
wnrrmc world led the cdator to green by Mu PJu mcmb rs, bn.ng-
conclude, "Christmas hns n deep-ing tn the yule log bJ the :Undt
er and fuller meanang and does gro1 Smgers and \l."lShing on the
not need lhe fnvohltc s mndc by log by the youngest co-ro, llce
the hands of men." Pntterson: the oldest facull'\'
• member, Dr. U. G. Dubacl1, AMS
Convocation to Honor New Members
Of Junior, Senior Academic Groups prestdent, Roger Adorns, and
A WS president, Liz Donn lei on
Odell to Speak
President Mo~"Enn Odell ,.,'111
g1vc the Chnslmns megsngc and
ProCessor Max Savalle of the 1 VanDeVc~r. Bill Whtte and Joyce hot. wassatl nnd cooktcs "111 ~
h1story departmt•nt of the Uni-Whiteley, nil sophomori!S: John scned after lhe SmRmc.
vcrsity of Washmgton will nd-Ellingson, Coburn Freer, Jean I Awards will be prc~cnh!d by
dress the student body at a con-Gtmbu, Bob Matthew s, Don ISC and {fC prc.s1dents Sue
,·ocatlon 11 a.m. Tucsdar. Jan. 6, Wolfe, Mary Hcltti, Sylvan 1 \Valsl1 nnd Bill Workmnn to the
m Evans Auditorium. Hu, topic Heath, Marti Schrader and Sang-sororaty and rratc.rnaty with the
\Vtll be "The Intdkctual in Amt'r-won Zammc:rmnn, nll JUniors; Di· h•ght?st GPA. Stngm~ awards
tcan Ltfc." The convocatton \.\.ill nne Carlson, Doug Dtmaca, John will be pres;ontcd b:\' Alpha Pst
honor new mc:mbers of the honor Ei:;el, Don Miller, Patti Haines, Omega, dramatiC h~nornry , tor
soci<.•tics. Mnry Lou Hunter and Sherclle the bc."l settings for ongs nnd
New members of the Qucsator Thompson, all seniors. Phi Mu wdl announce the \\'tn·
soctety na c seniors Ron Berg, Joan The convocntion wUl also honor ners of the Stng. Singmc groups
Egbcrs, Barbaro Essman, Sue Fis-pr'7cnt mcmbct'S of the Junior partiCJpatlng ore Alphn Gamma,
cus, Phyllis Higdon, Joan Liapes, ~oclety who hove done outstnnd- Delta Ptu Epsilon, Thetn Kappa,
Luc L1lly, Borbara Luther, Dar-1ng work. Kappa Phi Alpha, S1gma PhJ Ep-
rel Medcalf, Ada Puckett Johnson Candidates must have recom- sUon, Lambda Phi Epsilon. Aktn
and Jerry S\~ndsen. mcndallons from three !acuity Hnll, Odell Hall ond Stc •art
New members o! the junior nca·
dcmic honor soctcty nrc: Bob
Ackt•r, Brian Aldrich, Jane An·
dcrson, Liz Barker, Linda Brown,
Eleanor Burcaa·, Jan Caldwell ,
Sheryl Casadny, Diunc Dayton
Knr ~.•n Eppcr.:.on, LatTY Fogdall members. 'I'he faculty "parent Hnll
gToup" dascus.scs thctr qunhfu ~a
hons and then \'Otcs on new mem
bers. AdditionCll members of the
senior honoa· socaet~· will be se
lected in the spnng.
Dnvc Fol~om, Melva Gebhard, Braun to Speak
Elaine Clo\•ku, Gary Hansen, J~.,hn T 81nun Rnghsh. wtll
Mnrguret Heil. Jonnn Hen. 1. n, speak nt the fu. t Chapel scn·1cc
Mnt·gntct Johnson, Jo Ann Ka of the now veaL Bl',\Un received
den, John Loy, Gary l\tn!>shoH hi. Bnchelo1· of Arts from Elh\arst
MnQ' Ellen McCleary, Sharon 1 Colle,;c, hi!\ Bachelor o( Divinity
M<'Kenzac , Bruet• Miller, G1.'0rCt 11om Uml)n Tht•ological St"rni· Ponlts Listed
Jud. ing for !mil, so..'Cond nnd
third place awards of the slngmg
<-ontcst w1H be done b\' three fnc---
ull~ JUdges ~elec ted by Ph1 Mu
Smgmc groups wtll b<! JUdgo..>d
on th~ followmg pomts. expres
Sion of text. balance of port , m~
tonnlaon. blend, umlomuty or
text pronWlciauon .nppropnnt~
tempo, tone smccnty and mu tent
p&t!:>cnlat ion
Hangc, Cynthw Robertson, Mary mny, oncl his Moster o! Art !rom Sconng will be on tltc bllsl 01
Seht:ndcl, Wmnifrcd Shibley, Pnm ReL'd, Bclot'C commc to Lc\\ is 1-10 for each tat•~ poant. \\ \th
Sclullcr, Kent Simonds, Tom and Clark m Hl5i, he was pastor 1 l denottng \he best poss•bl pcr
Spcros, Sand\' StoHord, Knr~n !or the Meatdaan E\·nngchcnl nnd {ormnn~ ond 10 the Ull "Gh r c-
Tny)or, Marge Turner, Kathleen Reform Church. lol') rating. I
to ontt and ali. 1
Htgh in tho heavens a single star.
• Of pure. imperishable light:
Out on the desert urange and far
Dim riders riding through the naght:
Above a hilltop sudden song
Like silver trumpets down the sky
And aU to Welcome One so young
He scarce could lift a cry!
Stars rise and set. that star shines on:
Songs fail. but still that music beats
Through all the ages como and gone.
In Lane and field and city streets.
And we who caleb the Chnstmas gleam,
Watching wi1h child:ron on the hill.
We lrnow. we know i1 is no dream
He stands among us still!
Nancy Byrd Turner
Enlist Todav
•
Spread good cheer and LewlS and Clark this year among
vour high school fnends when you're home for the Chnstmns
holidays. You can tell pals of your college e>..-perienccs plus
what the college has to offer.
Da forih Gives College Faculty Study Awards
Lc>vo .rs and Clark has been
awarded a $10,000 :faculty sum
mer study grant by the Danforth
Foundation, according to Presi
dent Morgnn S. Odell.
Trustees of the Foundation
hnvc authorized n ser1es of grants
Journalism Scholarship
A valiable to Freshman
P1 Delta Epsilon, JJalJonaJ jour
nalJ.Sm :Crntcmity, lS offering a
75 scholarship to a second se·
mester freshman JOurnalism ma
JOr Apphcations arc to be turned
mto G-24 by Tuesday, Jnnuary
6. m letter 1onn.
Apphcat1ons nrc to mc.lude:
need for ass1sUUlce; from what
ources appltcants arc now re
ccmmg aid; amount the student
c.ontnbutcs tov:nrd his (.>ducntion,
and the amount hu; parents con
tribute; what writing experience
m high school and college, and
"'·hat the student's career plans
.are. to a group or colleges of liberal
• 0 arts and sc.tenccs to ancrease "fac-
ulty competence nnd ncadcm1c
excellence." The grants must be
used up withan three years '!or
pre-doctorol or post-doctoral
work.
Dr. Lewis Thayer, dcnn of in
struction, nnd o foculty comlmt
tec will work out awards for the
coming summer.
Bus. Ad. Faculty
Has Open House
S: I .1 c I u WJil J~ \ c I 1
North Pole home to visit the
Busmess Administrallon Depart
ment this afternoon with presents
for the department's instructors
at thear pnrty today.
The theme of this pnrty which
began lnst Fndoy morning is
"Deck the llolls with Advertis
ing." All depnrt.mcnts nrc invit
ed tn for rcireshments in BA-ll
to see Santa Claus nnd the Christ
mas tree.
OUJclnl pullllotton ot th11 A~1Uld tiluc!f!liU! of l.AIWIII owl Clnxk ool·
L :PubUah<..-4 werkly <lurlns lh«~ collu~o )'• AI". Subac:rlpllon t'lllc11: U per
,VCCU' Enl r C1 u a cond e.lniiS matt<lr Ill \J. 8. :Po&l OCtlee. T'orUnni'l, Oregon,
nder act ot March ~. 1879
Jl41tor ~ln..eh.Se t_ .11Johar4 ora,. ~ z41t.cn- J'M.D n•rer .a4·unta!Dt' ~~Jt.:aarer Dld~ role7
Spon. 1141tor llldp B&rt Proof JldStor .t.aiT)' Hoot.
8odfl7 1141\0r Xa.r7 J:Uan XcOlnr,. Ctrcui.At!ou JC•n•C<n" a.ba Doi1Ul PliCI\OfT&phu 'WDJ'DO Jlt:aop)lttr ~ Dklr CampwU. Vtol.a X.:aol4. • 'OCJ' llimpiiOD, Patricia. BARK OF THE LOG
To the Editor:
In the Dccembl'r 12th cdtbon
of the Ptonccr Log you printed
n letter from n Mtshll Coburn
Freer cQnccrmng the Orgonizn·
t1on E,•uluatlon Committee nnd
the Student Scnntl!. r would hkc
to answer 1\Jr. Frel!.l' nnd, usu\g
lh~ nght of free speech, slate
some.:: opmtons nnd bt•hcfs of my
own.
Thcrl! ru·e organizations on this
cmnpus that SCf\'t' ub~olutcly no
purpose for th~msclvc s or nnyonc
else. If onl' would bother to look
into the Situation, they could sec
this. Also, there arc nrcos or the
campus hfe thnt need uttcnllon.
For c.\:ample: The lack oC l."'m
municntion between the on nnd
oH campus <;tudcnts. the failure
of lhc Dads' '\\'ec.k~nd, tht> lack
o{ parllcipatton m the Campus
nclJ\•Iltcs. and n general student
npalhy. The questiOn the Studl•nl
Senate nsk$ 1s: Why hnv ~: these
organiznttons at nil. 1{ they do
not fill the campus need?
The Evaluotton Committee hns
u very posiltYC purpo •C in mmd
thnt of coordinnting the campus
organizal10n.s so that one or mort•
Donations to LC
Total Thousands w11l fulfill the need uf l't'ICh l.ewis
:md Clnll\ student, helpmg each
orgnm7.ntion fmd n purpose nnd
fulfilling that slated purpos~ as
bl•st it can.
In gencrnl, coordana.tmg the
gmups to a hellct· working hru·-. --.
mon~·. To do th1s, the cotmmltcc
nePds the cooperatiOn of each
group cunl.'<·rncd bcenusc it docs
not ho\'l! ''I he po\\ cr to subpoena
\\ itnesscs ond demand testi·
mony.''
The threat of nboJitton docs not
hnnc o\'cr lhcir heads. This 1s the
Ins\ 1 Psort-to be used nftcr all
else fnals. 1\tr. Freer ndmtts him
self thnt there nrc n "few worn·
out, spccinlized, lntcrcst groups"
that "wtll actually be abolished.''
If they :uc worn out, why not?
H it is possible , 1 thmk Mr.
FJ cer's thtnkmg 1s even more
warped m h1s second area of
opinion-that of the Student Sen
ole
The student go\'ernmcnt char
tered the campus organi1ations
and It hns the JOb of ~t•cjng that
they ate ~ifct•lsvc. But this is not
tlw only purpose of the Student
s~natt> ("worthless and comic"
ns 1t mny seem to Mr. Freer).
It is a rcpr~l'nlath·c body or
the Lewis and Clnrk students
both to the ndrntnJStrahon and
to the outside Jntcrest.s of the
school. The 1 en son these people
do not parhclpute tn 'real hfl.·•·
pohtscs as pct·hops that they sec
the worth of th1s institutiOn (or "drcnm world" ns you 1Jkc).
I hn ve u few su{l~cst ions for
Mr. Freer. Run lor n•'xt yenr'a
Studl'n\ S\.•nalt.'-<ln the ploUorm
thnt you will rcsagn 1! elected. If
you hnvc l'nou,;h support for your
campa1gn and l'OOUI~h o{ the other
t•.andidates f1•l•l as you do, your
wish w•ll be grunted-the Stu.
dcnl Senate will ,·ollupsc. (Mor..:
power to Yltll if you hnvo lhf!
courage to lry Jl.)
For thnt mnttcr. the m..:mbC!l'·
ship oC the Organi7.ntion Evnlun.
tlon Committee is open to oll in.
tcrcsl!..'<i people. Why don't you
Join? Then you ~~uld convmcc
the rest of the comm1Hce thAt
the\' should rcs1gn and we would • no longer be bothered by this lit-
tle ~nrtst croup. Touche, Mr.
F'll'CI', opimon IS whnt makes pot.
ill~ . •
Christine Edmonds
Book Room Open Late
1-"or tht n:m~indu oC lhl!i se
mester, tht. n t•rvc book room
will stay opt.•n until 10 p.m.,
Monday thrmlt h Thursday The'*
new hour.; nrc t'XPI.!rimenlal and
thcir continuoncc m•xt st!mcster
wtll d<•pcnd upon student nllen
dnnct• durmg the extended hours,
accordmg to Or. Laun•ncc Tom
Jmc:on, librarian. During ChrJsl
tna!; \'acation tlw hbrnry will be
open !r()rn 9 a.m. to 12 noon nnd
1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Fr&·
day. It will be closl'd Fridnys,
Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. Money, nlOOl.Y mon ) . LL\\ 1
and Clark has had its shau:: do
nated m the past few weeks,
$26,000 to be c.'\act. The Esso
foundation o! St3ndard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey, has given
LC an_undcsignate~ glfl o{ $2000, LC Loses One Wins One
nccordmg to Prcs1dcnt Morg:m I I
S. Odell. This is the third year L k f w JJ E f
that Esso has given rnoncy to thcl 00 s 0 0 ncoun er
college.
Ralph L. Smith. a retired lum
berman who Jives in Kansas City,
ha~ donated an unrestricted gift
of SSOOO through the Rolph L.
Smith Foundation . In the post he
has donated gills to lhc LC psy
chology department.
Als(l $18,000 has come from par
~nlS nnd friends in response to
the ma1ling of the brochure ''Slat\!
of the College," for use m the
budget balance program. This 1s
seven per cent of the gift needed
The WaJTen C. Hunter Jr.
Memorial Scholarship of $1000
was recently donated by War
ren's parents as a basis for in
come for students in need. \Vnr
rcn was a graduate o( Macalcstcr
College, public relations man for
Northwest Orlcnl A1rhncs and
acltve in the PorLlond Junior
Chamber of Commerce. He was
killed several months ago while
on an Atr National Guard flight
Fall Registration
Corrects Rumor
Contrary to a rumor on cam·
pus that the female-male ratio
1& three to one femalo-wu;o.
'The State of tho College.'' a
pamphle t pui out by tho ad
mi:n.iwatio n offtce ,disproves
this statement by hsting the
enrollment aa of October 1.
19S8.
According to .tbP statistics.
there aro SSG men and 471
women en.roJled. The rumor
possibly arose because there
are throe women's dormiJorie 1
to th& men's one.
Karadae Course Due
A < ourse m Karndac. wtll be
offcr~d during the second ~wmcs
t£ r by Moon Yo Woo for one hour
credit. The class w11l be held nl
8 n.m. on Monday and Wcdnt•s
doy m the wrestling room. Kara
d&c is an ancumt oncnt&l form
of fighlmg. The cours • will fen·
turc 1hc sport as a method of
body conditioning. Students may
register in the Health and Phys
ical Education Department. Eldon Ftx's unpredictable cag: silk lor· 63 second hoiC points and
t' . .rs, holders of a 4-1 p~e-season the cO\'Pll d century mark.
mt1rk, will close out the year with Pioneers Tackle Wolvo,
em awny nnd home series a~ainst Tonight LC travels to Mon·
the On'gon College Wolves to-mouth to cncountPJ' OCE, a team
night nnd tomorrow night aLter \\in less in its llu;t l wo starts. The
a .500 showing Wllh Central Wolves took the measure of
Washington and the University George Fox nnd then dropped
o[ Alas'Kn. consecuLivc ball gnmcs to Wil·
The P1oncers ~uffercd their lamctte nnd PacHic. The Mon·
fn'St sctbnck of the cut rent cam-~ mouth tcnm led nt haU-timc tn
pnicn at the hands of the CWCE the Benrcat tussle.
\VIIdcnts last Friday night. The ''They're btg but inexpcn·
tall timbers from Ellensburg took enced,'' pomts out Eldon Fix,
ndvontngc of Ron Langos' 1rigid "and they hnvc several good look
performance fTorn the floor to ing freshman prospects." On the
rack up a comfortable 78·68 win. Wolves roster Cor the first year
The Pwncers as a team hit only nrc Murline Fnst, Gary Hcnl")
.35~ compared to the Ellensburg and Grant Harter. Fast ond llenl")
five's .441. arc from Dallas and Horter, n
LC Beats Aluka 11·8 find, hnils from North Salem
Lewis nnd Clark got back on
the wmning trail last Monday
by thrashmg the Umversity of
Alaska Polal' ~ars, 100·85 that
had !nns wulking away with the
unprcssion that they'd seen every
thmg but a basketball game. EUROPE
Uublln 10 tho lron c~urtn,ln; \.frlc:t
to ::;w.!dcn. \ ou'r• ILCl'!OIIIPI\nlt •1-not herd• d urnuntl f'l)f.J,Et:l~
OT'LII'l' .Ait!O Hhnrt r lrlpll,
$61\fi•$13111
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~515 SO"' uo1A, Box e, Puadena., Oal. Brightening up the picture a
little was the return ot the Pio-'----------- ----
nccr. shooting eyes and in par
ticulnl· Langos'. The cx-JeC!erson
lnn pumped in 24 points which
included o 12-15 showing from
the foul hne.
The "Nanooks," apparently
wanting to provide a better ex
hibition thnn ·their only other
Po1lland appearance, a 94-57
thumping from the Pilots, used a
.500 shooting pcrcenta£e to gain
n surprisingly 49-37 half-time
Jead. The Pioneers had ideos of Bill Martes
Shell ~ ervice
CH 6-9026
"MERRY
CHRISTMAS"
Next to Fred Moyer
on Barbur
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thcil' own however, severing the '--------------
otto o
"I never get lost. everyone tells me where to go"
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tlicat1on
linavtan
et, NtW Dance Com ~millee
Throws Snowball
AI Seasonal Affair
lA'WIS and Clark's Christmas
season wHl end on a pleasant
note wath the Snowball Formal
lhts F'riday from 9 p.m. to 12
midntght. Rcfrcshml•nts, enter·
uunmcnt, music and admission
arc fr~c.
Intermissio n c n t c r tn mmcnt
planned will nllow the couples to
parhcipalc actively . Thl'Y will
be pnrt of the L'nlirc group smg
mg Chnstmns carols. Th~ carol
ccrs wtll be ll·d by Bob Notting
hAm, freshman. A!t ~.·r the carols
have bc1.•n sung the Snow Prin·
cess and her court wilt ln! mtro-
1 duced to the guests.
Rl'fn•!'.hml' nls will include n
scll'Ction of cooku:s and fru•l
punch. Tom Smith and lus combo
wtll pro\•idc the necessary mus1c.
The SnowbnH formal JS bl'ing
sponsored by the ASLC, which Is
the reason for the frl'c odmissaon.
Co·chutrmcn Cor the dance nrc
Mary Ellen McCleary nnd Tony
Mtchaclson Heading the cnter
tamment committee nrc Bob
rltch rtnd IVCl' Egland. Marty
Elhs ts chturmon of lhc refresh·
mt:nts cotnmlltcc and Mary Zoe
Pt!tnk is in charge of the patrons
committee.
Patrons nnd patronesses for the
function \\.'ill be Mr. and Mrs.
Cloyd Gustafson nnd Mr. and
Mrs. llcrmonn Stcmhnrdt.
Fiscus, Wymore
Slated to Perform
Both mstrumcntal and \'Ocal
rnusic w1ll comprise the program
or the Jan. 8 Music Hour at 12:15
P rn. m Evans Music Hnll.
The mstrumcnl is the pinno
played t7y Sue fo'tscus, senior
music majot·. Sue's program will
mdudc "lntcrml'ZZO, Op. 117,
No. 2," and Rhapsody in B minor''
by Brnhms und ''Roumuman
Dance" by Bartok.
Sue's activities mclude mcm·
hc111hlp in campus honor groups.
Shn was nt one tune copy-~ditor
!or the LOG
Th" \'01<.'C 1s t hlll ot con lrn llo
Dorothv Wymore, also u semor
mustc ntriJOr I It a· numbers :uc
''Verdi Prnti" trom Handd's op
~m "Alcmu," "Se Tu .11Jl'am1'' by
~rgolacsi nnd "lm Cuhm'' and
"lch Lit•bc Dich" by Gt icg. Ahcc
SigCt·1cd of 1 he mu ic depart·
mcnt will nccumpany her.
Cur•"Cntly Uot·othy Is hostess
on Channel 8 "Merry-Go-Round.'' An Old-Fashioned Christmas
I
EST. 1867
Vol. xvn. No. 12 FIRST PIONEERS REJOICE a1
one o! tho Iinl Chuatmu pn.r.U011
at Lowis and Clark in tho early
40's, The scene is in Armstrong
I Lounge of Palatine Manor end
Prh1dent Morgan Odell hns tho
floor
Hanging of Green,
Christmas Carols
• Portland. or:on Friday. oocember 19. 19ss Today in Theater
LOG Recoils Fust Chnslmos on Com pus Tho Hongonc or lh Gr n ond
As Joyful Despite Activities of World Wor =~~:S~:~~;:~:~:!::;
"Only one year ago w~ were
gaily preparing for a joyous
Christmns when we wet e blasted
into a fiery fumncc." The edt tor
of lhe Piom.•er Log spoke thus oi
Pearl Harbor in the f1rsl Chrlst·
mas l'ditotial. This was one vear • lnter; LC's f•rst Christmas, 1942.
The first Pion~crs made Christ.
mas on their new campus a joy
ous one. The student body, limit
ed because or the war to 131,
celebrated with a Christmas p3rty
on Dec. 15, two days before vo
cation.
Small Chorus Sings
The party begnn in the newly
finished Copeland Chapel with
the 25-mcmbcr college chorus pre
senting o program of music. The
chorus. then under the direction
of Mrs . .Emma Meict·, but now of
the foreign language dl·partrncn t,
enle1·ed in a cnndlchght proct•s·
stonal
Contmumg in tht' "druwtng
room' of the Manor, the second
hulf of the party was in n lighter
vein. Modern nnd folk dancing
followed with Santa Claus, a
chemistry instructor , BS guest Of
honor. Admission was u 10-ccnl
gtlt placed beneath the tree.
'Hanging' Comas Later
LC s fu ~ t Christmas bud not
yet instituted the trad1tional
"Hanging or the Grc~n ." Dahng
from the Drutds of the middle
ages, this custom was l"C\'ived
with modiflcalions by 1\trs. Alice
Wacman and the girls in hc1· home
economics department ns their
contribu tion to the college in
about 1945.
Evergn ~ens were p1· c s c n t,
though, in lht• Conn or ccdat• and
pine decorating the Mnnor houst'
which also Sl'T\'t:d as th(; glt"ls'
dorm. Moving north from tltf• lo·
cution of Albany College, the stu
dL·nts for th\! first time gathered
their own dccornuon s. Snow the
week bdore vncauon udd~o>d ex
citement to th1' festivitie s.
"Stncc then (Pcurl ltnrbor) we
hnve becomt' sadly nware of some of the phases or a war that af
fect the human r.nce," continued
the editor. The war didn't daunt
the stm·dy morale ot those first
Ptoneers for the giving spirit of
Christmas remained .
t\ bnsk<:l of toys and fruits was
shared with a needy family by
the A WS under the dtrcction of
Prcstdent EUcne Groening. LC
students sewed and filled almost
2000 stocktngs w1th candy, Crull
nnd nuts. These v:erc given to Portland's handacapped children
at nn nnnual party Curol11rs vis
tled Mullnomah nnd Shrmc.n;
Children's hospatab. wall be held today nt 1 p m. m
the! thcat~r. nccordtf\G to P ul
Fcl:>her. c:ha Inn on.
Pcrhnps on LC's fn-st Chnst· Diek Amold, JUnlor, wall oct
mas the brotherhood of th~ small Ins master of ccrt:momes for lh
student body nnd . tbl' sptnt of event wh1cll includes hnngm th
commumly work m sp1te or n
wnrrmc world led the cdator to green by Mu PJu mcmb rs, bn.ng-
conclude, "Christmas hns n deep-ing tn the yule log bJ the :Undt
er and fuller meanang and does gro1 Smgers and \l."lShing on the
not need lhe fnvohltc s mndc by log by the youngest co-ro, llce
the hands of men." Pntterson: the oldest facull'\'
• member, Dr. U. G. Dubacl1, AMS
Convocation to Honor New Members
Of Junior, Senior Academic Groups prestdent, Roger Adorns, and
A WS president, Liz Donn lei on
Odell to Speak
President Mo~"Enn Odell ,.,'111
g1vc the Chnslmns megsngc and
ProCessor Max Savalle of the 1 VanDeVc~r. Bill Whtte and Joyce hot. wassatl nnd cooktcs "111 ~
h1story departmt•nt of the Uni-Whiteley, nil sophomori!S: John scned after lhe SmRmc.
vcrsity of Washmgton will nd-Ellingson, Coburn Freer, Jean I Awards will be prc~cnh!d by
dress the student body at a con-Gtmbu, Bob Matthew s, Don ISC and {fC prc.s1dents Sue
,·ocatlon 11 a.m. Tucsdar. Jan. 6, Wolfe, Mary Hcltti, Sylvan 1 \Valsl1 nnd Bill Workmnn to the
m Evans Auditorium. Hu, topic Heath, Marti Schrader and Sang-sororaty and rratc.rnaty with the
\Vtll be "The Intdkctual in Amt'r-won Zammc:rmnn, nll JUniors; Di· h•ght?st GPA. Stngm~ awards
tcan Ltfc." The convocatton \.\.ill nne Carlson, Doug Dtmaca, John will be pres;ontcd b:\' Alpha Pst
honor new mc:mbers of the honor Ei:;el, Don Miller, Patti Haines, Omega, dramatiC h~nornry , tor
soci<.•tics. Mnry Lou Hunter and Sherclle the bc."l settings for ongs nnd
New members of the Qucsator Thompson, all seniors. Phi Mu wdl announce the \\'tn·
soctety na c seniors Ron Berg, Joan The convocntion wUl also honor ners of the Stng. Singmc groups
Egbcrs, Barbaro Essman, Sue Fis-pr'7cnt mcmbct'S of the Junior partiCJpatlng ore Alphn Gamma,
cus, Phyllis Higdon, Joan Liapes, ~oclety who hove done outstnnd- Delta Ptu Epsilon, Thetn Kappa,
Luc L1lly, Borbara Luther, Dar-1ng work. Kappa Phi Alpha, S1gma PhJ Ep-
rel Medcalf, Ada Puckett Johnson Candidates must have recom- sUon, Lambda Phi Epsilon. Aktn
and Jerry S\~ndsen. mcndallons from three !acuity Hnll, Odell Hall ond Stc •art
New members o! the junior nca·
dcmic honor soctcty nrc: Bob
Ackt•r, Brian Aldrich, Jane An·
dcrson, Liz Barker, Linda Brown,
Eleanor Burcaa·, Jan Caldwell ,
Sheryl Casadny, Diunc Dayton
Knr ~.•n Eppcr.:.on, LatTY Fogdall members. 'I'he faculty "parent Hnll
gToup" dascus.scs thctr qunhfu ~a
hons and then \'Otcs on new mem
bers. AdditionCll members of the
senior honoa· socaet~· will be se
lected in the spnng.
Dnvc Fol~om, Melva Gebhard, Braun to Speak
Elaine Clo\•ku, Gary Hansen, J~.,hn T 81nun Rnghsh. wtll
Mnrguret Heil. Jonnn Hen. 1. n, speak nt the fu. t Chapel scn·1cc
Mnt·gntct Johnson, Jo Ann Ka of the now veaL Bl',\Un received
den, John Loy, Gary l\tn!>shoH hi. Bnchelo1· of Arts from Elh\arst
MnQ' Ellen McCleary, Sharon 1 Colle,;c, hi!\ Bachelor o( Divinity
M<'Kenzac , Bruet• Miller, G1.'0rCt 11om Uml)n Tht•ological St"rni· Ponlts Listed
Jud. ing for !mil, so..'Cond nnd
third place awards of the slngmg
<-ontcst w1H be done b\' three fnc---
ull~ JUdges ~elec ted by Ph1 Mu
Smgmc groups wtll b<! JUdgo..>d
on th~ followmg pomts. expres
Sion of text. balance of port , m~
tonnlaon. blend, umlomuty or
text pronWlciauon .nppropnnt~
tempo, tone smccnty and mu tent
p&t!:>cnlat ion
Hangc, Cynthw Robertson, Mary mny, oncl his Moster o! Art !rom Sconng will be on tltc bllsl 01
Seht:ndcl, Wmnifrcd Shibley, Pnm ReL'd, Bclot'C commc to Lc\\ is 1-10 for each tat•~ poant. \\ \th
Sclullcr, Kent Simonds, Tom and Clark m Hl5i, he was pastor 1 l denottng \he best poss•bl pcr
Spcros, Sand\' StoHord, Knr~n !or the Meatdaan E\·nngchcnl nnd {ormnn~ ond 10 the Ull "Gh r c-
Tny)or, Marge Turner, Kathleen Reform Church. lol') rating. I
to ontt and ali. 1
Htgh in tho heavens a single star.
• Of pure. imperishable light:
Out on the desert urange and far
Dim riders riding through the naght:
Above a hilltop sudden song
Like silver trumpets down the sky
And aU to Welcome One so young
He scarce could lift a cry!
Stars rise and set. that star shines on:
Songs fail. but still that music beats
Through all the ages como and gone.
In Lane and field and city streets.
And we who caleb the Chnstmas gleam,
Watching wi1h child:ron on the hill.
We lrnow. we know i1 is no dream
He stands among us still!
Nancy Byrd Turner
Enlist Todav
•
Spread good cheer and LewlS and Clark this year among
vour high school fnends when you're home for the Chnstmns
holidays. You can tell pals of your college e>..-perienccs plus
what the college has to offer.
Da forih Gives College Faculty Study Awards
Lc>vo .rs and Clark has been
awarded a $10,000 :faculty sum
mer study grant by the Danforth
Foundation, according to Presi
dent Morgnn S. Odell.
Trustees of the Foundation
hnvc authorized n ser1es of grants
Journalism Scholarship
A valiable to Freshman
P1 Delta Epsilon, JJalJonaJ jour
nalJ.Sm :Crntcmity, lS offering a
75 scholarship to a second se·
mester freshman JOurnalism ma
JOr Apphcations arc to be turned
mto G-24 by Tuesday, Jnnuary
6. m letter 1onn.
Apphcat1ons nrc to mc.lude:
need for ass1sUUlce; from what
ources appltcants arc now re
ccmmg aid; amount the student
c.ontnbutcs tov:nrd his (.>ducntion,
and the amount hu; parents con
tribute; what writing experience
m high school and college, and
"'·hat the student's career plans
.are. to a group or colleges of liberal
• 0 arts and sc.tenccs to ancrease "fac-
ulty competence nnd ncadcm1c
excellence." The grants must be
used up withan three years '!or
pre-doctorol or post-doctoral
work.
Dr. Lewis Thayer, dcnn of in
struction, nnd o foculty comlmt
tec will work out awards for the
coming summer.
Bus. Ad. Faculty
Has Open House
S: I .1 c I u WJil J~ \ c I 1
North Pole home to visit the
Busmess Administrallon Depart
ment this afternoon with presents
for the department's instructors
at thear pnrty today.
The theme of this pnrty which
began lnst Fndoy morning is
"Deck the llolls with Advertis
ing." All depnrt.mcnts nrc invit
ed tn for rcireshments in BA-ll
to see Santa Claus nnd the Christ
mas tree.
OUJclnl pullllotton ot th11 A~1Uld tiluc!f!liU! of l.AIWIII owl Clnxk ool·
L :PubUah<..-4 werkly <lurlns lh«~ collu~o )'• AI". Subac:rlpllon t'lllc11: U per
,VCCU' Enl r C1 u a cond e.lniiS matt<lr Ill \J. 8. :Po&l OCtlee. T'orUnni'l, Oregon,
nder act ot March ~. 1879
Jl41tor ~ln..eh.Se t_ .11Johar4 ora,. ~ z41t.cn- J'M.D n•rer .a4·unta!Dt' ~~Jt.:aarer Dld~ role7
Spon. 1141tor llldp B&rt Proof JldStor .t.aiT)' Hoot.
8odfl7 1141\0r Xa.r7 J:Uan XcOlnr,. Ctrcui.At!ou JC•n•C<n" a.ba Doi1Ul PliCI\OfT&phu 'WDJ'DO Jlt:aop)lttr ~ Dklr CampwU. Vtol.a X.:aol4. • 'OCJ' llimpiiOD, Patricia. BARK OF THE LOG
To the Editor:
In the Dccembl'r 12th cdtbon
of the Ptonccr Log you printed
n letter from n Mtshll Coburn
Freer cQnccrmng the Orgonizn·
t1on E,•uluatlon Committee nnd
the Student Scnntl!. r would hkc
to answer 1\Jr. Frel!.l' nnd, usu\g
lh~ nght of free speech, slate
some.:: opmtons nnd bt•hcfs of my
own.
Thcrl! ru·e organizations on this
cmnpus that SCf\'t' ub~olutcly no
purpose for th~msclvc s or nnyonc
else. If onl' would bother to look
into the Situation, they could sec
this. Also, there arc nrcos or the
campus hfe thnt need uttcnllon.
For c.\:ample: The lack oC l."'m
municntion between the on nnd
oH campus <;tudcnts. the failure
of lhc Dads' '\\'ec.k~nd, tht> lack
o{ parllcipatton m the Campus
nclJ\•Iltcs. and n general student
npalhy. The questiOn the Studl•nl
Senate nsk$ 1s: Why hnv ~: these
organiznttons at nil. 1{ they do
not fill the campus need?
The Evaluotton Committee hns
u very posiltYC purpo •C in mmd
thnt of coordinnting the campus
organizal10n.s so that one or mort•
Donations to LC
Total Thousands w11l fulfill the need uf l't'ICh l.ewis
:md Clnll\ student, helpmg each
orgnm7.ntion fmd n purpose nnd
fulfilling that slated purpos~ as
bl•st it can.
In gencrnl, coordana.tmg the
gmups to a hellct· working hru·-. --.
mon~·. To do th1s, the cotmmltcc
nePds the cooperatiOn of each
group cunl.'<·rncd bcenusc it docs
not ho\'l! ''I he po\\ cr to subpoena
\\ itnesscs ond demand testi·
mony.''
The threat of nboJitton docs not
hnnc o\'cr lhcir heads. This 1s the
Ins\ 1 Psort-to be used nftcr all
else fnals. 1\tr. Freer ndmtts him
self thnt there nrc n "few worn·
out, spccinlized, lntcrcst groups"
that "wtll actually be abolished.''
If they :uc worn out, why not?
H it is possible , 1 thmk Mr.
FJ cer's thtnkmg 1s even more
warped m h1s second area of
opinion-that of the Student Sen
ole
The student go\'ernmcnt char
tered the campus organi1ations
and It hns the JOb of ~t•cjng that
they ate ~ifct•lsvc. But this is not
tlw only purpose of the Student
s~natt> ("worthless and comic"
ns 1t mny seem to Mr. Freer).
It is a rcpr~l'nlath·c body or
the Lewis and Clnrk students
both to the ndrntnJStrahon and
to the outside Jntcrest.s of the
school. The 1 en son these people
do not parhclpute tn 'real hfl.·•·
pohtscs as pct·hops that they sec
the worth of th1s institutiOn (or "drcnm world" ns you 1Jkc).
I hn ve u few su{l~cst ions for
Mr. Freer. Run lor n•'xt yenr'a
Studl'n\ S\.•nalt.'-<ln the ploUorm
thnt you will rcsagn 1! elected. If
you hnvc l'nou,;h support for your
campa1gn and l'OOUI~h o{ the other
t•.andidates f1•l•l as you do, your
wish w•ll be grunted-the Stu.
dcnl Senate will ,·ollupsc. (Mor..:
power to Yltll if you hnvo lhf!
courage to lry Jl.)
For thnt mnttcr. the m..:mbC!l'·
ship oC the Organi7.ntion Evnlun.
tlon Committee is open to oll in.
tcrcsl!..'<i people. Why don't you
Join? Then you ~~uld convmcc
the rest of the comm1Hce thAt
the\' should rcs1gn and we would • no longer be bothered by this lit-
tle ~nrtst croup. Touche, Mr.
F'll'CI', opimon IS whnt makes pot.
ill~ . •
Christine Edmonds
Book Room Open Late
1-"or tht n:m~indu oC lhl!i se
mester, tht. n t•rvc book room
will stay opt.•n until 10 p.m.,
Monday thrmlt h Thursday The'*
new hour.; nrc t'XPI.!rimenlal and
thcir continuoncc m•xt st!mcster
wtll d<•pcnd upon student nllen
dnnct• durmg the extended hours,
accordmg to Or. Laun•ncc Tom
Jmc:on, librarian. During ChrJsl
tna!; \'acation tlw hbrnry will be
open !r()rn 9 a.m. to 12 noon nnd
1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Fr&·
day. It will be closl'd Fridnys,
Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. Money, nlOOl.Y mon ) . LL\\ 1
and Clark has had its shau:: do
nated m the past few weeks,
$26,000 to be c.'\act. The Esso
foundation o! St3ndard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey, has given
LC an_undcsignate~ glfl o{ $2000, LC Loses One Wins One
nccordmg to Prcs1dcnt Morg:m I I
S. Odell. This is the third year L k f w JJ E f
that Esso has given rnoncy to thcl 00 s 0 0 ncoun er
college.
Ralph L. Smith. a retired lum
berman who Jives in Kansas City,
ha~ donated an unrestricted gift
of SSOOO through the Rolph L.
Smith Foundation . In the post he
has donated gills to lhc LC psy
chology department.
Als(l $18,000 has come from par
~nlS nnd friends in response to
the ma1ling of the brochure ''Slat\!
of the College," for use m the
budget balance program. This 1s
seven per cent of the gift needed
The WaJTen C. Hunter Jr.
Memorial Scholarship of $1000
was recently donated by War
ren's parents as a basis for in
come for students in need. \Vnr
rcn was a graduate o( Macalcstcr
College, public relations man for
Northwest Orlcnl A1rhncs and
acltve in the PorLlond Junior
Chamber of Commerce. He was
killed several months ago while
on an Atr National Guard flight
Fall Registration
Corrects Rumor
Contrary to a rumor on cam·
pus that the female-male ratio
1& three to one femalo-wu;o.
'The State of tho College.'' a
pamphle t pui out by tho ad
mi:n.iwatio n offtce ,disproves
this statement by hsting the
enrollment aa of October 1.
19S8.
According to .tbP statistics.
there aro SSG men and 471
women en.roJled. The rumor
possibly arose because there
are throe women's dormiJorie 1
to th& men's one.
Karadae Course Due
A < ourse m Karndac. wtll be
offcr~d during the second ~wmcs
t£ r by Moon Yo Woo for one hour
credit. The class w11l be held nl
8 n.m. on Monday and Wcdnt•s
doy m the wrestling room. Kara
d&c is an ancumt oncnt&l form
of fighlmg. The cours • will fen·
turc 1hc sport as a method of
body conditioning. Students may
register in the Health and Phys
ical Education Department. Eldon Ftx's unpredictable cag: silk lor· 63 second hoiC points and
t' . .rs, holders of a 4-1 p~e-season the cO\'Pll d century mark.
mt1rk, will close out the year with Pioneers Tackle Wolvo,
em awny nnd home series a~ainst Tonight LC travels to Mon·
the On'gon College Wolves to-mouth to cncountPJ' OCE, a team
night nnd tomorrow night aLter \\in less in its llu;t l wo starts. The
a .500 showing Wllh Central Wolves took the measure of
Washington and the University George Fox nnd then dropped
o[ Alas'Kn. consecuLivc ball gnmcs to Wil·
The P1oncers ~uffercd their lamctte nnd PacHic. The Mon·
fn'St sctbnck of the cut rent cam-~ mouth tcnm led nt haU-timc tn
pnicn at the hands of the CWCE the Benrcat tussle.
\VIIdcnts last Friday night. The ''They're btg but inexpcn·
tall timbers from Ellensburg took enced,'' pomts out Eldon Fix,
ndvontngc of Ron Langos' 1rigid "and they hnvc several good look
performance fTorn the floor to ing freshman prospects." On the
rack up a comfortable 78·68 win. Wolves roster Cor the first year
The Pwncers as a team hit only nrc Murline Fnst, Gary Hcnl")
.35~ compared to the Ellensburg and Grant Harter. Fast ond llenl")
five's .441. arc from Dallas and Horter, n
LC Beats Aluka 11·8 find, hnils from North Salem
Lewis nnd Clark got back on
the wmning trail last Monday
by thrashmg the Umversity of
Alaska Polal' ~ars, 100·85 that
had !nns wulking away with the
unprcssion that they'd seen every
thmg but a basketball game. EUROPE
Uublln 10 tho lron c~urtn,ln; \.frlc:t
to ::;w.!dcn. \ ou'r• ILCl'!OIIIPI\nlt •1-not herd• d urnuntl f'l)f.J,Et:l~
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~515 SO"' uo1A, Box e, Puadena., Oal. Brightening up the picture a
little was the return ot the Pio-'----------- ----
nccr. shooting eyes and in par
ticulnl· Langos'. The cx-JeC!erson
lnn pumped in 24 points which
included o 12-15 showing from
the foul hne.
The "Nanooks," apparently
wanting to provide a better ex
hibition thnn ·their only other
Po1lland appearance, a 94-57
thumping from the Pilots, used a
.500 shooting pcrcenta£e to gain
n surprisingly 49-37 half-time
Jead. The Pioneers had ideos of Bill Martes
Shell ~ ervice
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CHRISTMAS"
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"I never get lost. everyone tells me where to go"
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