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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

Volume 19, Number 12

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1961-01-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

• 1911
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llll't(S AND CLJ\RK. COt .t .EGE 1867
Volum• XV1V Portland , Ot~on. Wednae.day , J1nuary 18, 1061 Nu~r 12
Homecoming Surplus
Buys Library Books
A Scnllhl motion gnvl' $142.110
to IJ1t.! &It• Cnmp•11 l,lbrnry Con·
('(.J1l for thu pun:hnl" (If ltualn••ss
ll\\\ nnd eommunlcatlon• books
In mrmory or '1', J ~;drnondt llul
wctk. 808 OLSEN, pr ld• nt of
Alphl Ker>P" Pai buslu • profca­
alonDI frntcmhy, lllkcd tho Scu-
11t~ to allocattl the 6\lrphu profit
from thr. Homccomlnn bul\(>ll
llllt' to bu) buslnc books In
..,emory otT. J. Edmonds, on LC
bu.sh•ess prufr;,sor who died this
1cmcsU!r. .A lphn Koppn P!il
handl~ th" butwn IDit• whtdl
tor the C•nt lime mndt• o profit.
,\ccordlnll to the motion wh•clt
pa~ 13 to 6 U1o boOiai are to bll
"l~tL'<i by the bustn~s frat~·m·
Jty, IUbJN't to the npprovol oC
the Senat•t,
NEXT scm~tr.r 1he ScnGtOnl
wtll cvnluuto thtl collo Ill' with
.11pcc1nl t•mphosia on Prcsldcn~
John Hnward' s dream for on In·
wmutlonnl oppronrh. ~he orcas
navt• b1•cn &dt<:lt'<i for d!Jcua­
alon lncludlnl) ~tudl•nt govern·
mcnt: aocllll ncuvtlh3, one of
which Ia to be Creek orgonlzn·
uonc; an ali•CillllPUI student
body; student unton; currkulum.
nud rt!lallon to the Unll('d Pres·
b)•1trlan Church
The Sc!Mte will be dlvlded in·
LO IIIlBII dJ.SCul>Sion fli'OUPS !or
prcltnunnry prcsent.atlon ot Ulc
Senate Makes News
_\St.C Stnntc made nu'WII IU o
I..og report or one o! I~ mcctlncs
reached Aaodnt~ Collcsiate
.Press 1crvh:c nnd n comment wns
llt'lll to nearly all collc~te neww·
papers tn the U.S.
Scn1tc was cit~ !or I~ dlsCWI·
alon "on what n t'Ollt'Cc should
do to make lt truly rl'lcvant to
the world. Given r-mphnaLS wns
11 need for International under· ..
topics before there Ill n tollll
croup d!Kusslon. Any atudcnt
who would be intcre3lcd In thin
in\ cnlgatlon at the college and
IU tutur<J la naked to sec Tony
Michaelson, ASLC pl"C3idcnl.
HERALD'S Club, the Fresh·
IIlllD Rct.rcat and stud~·nt ucllvi­
Ues in r.~n•T 11 were report~'<! n
Music Officials Move
May FestivalDowntown
Tht •I •• w It:. r l 'I\ II tor •
1961 wUI be prcscnteG in the
Portland Ctvic Auditorium on
Monclny, Mny I, nci;Ordl.JliJ to tht
diJ'f Ctorll of the ClllllPUJ mUSII
organiznt •on&
Tb Pft't \\\ o )'~on the concert..
havo been presented on c:nmtiUJii
before 1 hnt tim• tbc event wus
h• ld downtown Many requests
from mu,lc ndmln:ora lnllut·n~
the c:h11nr.e bllck to the Ctvl.:
Auditorium. wh1m th1• lllrl(t• ICll\•
lnQ cnpoc:ity will rrtnkc 11 pcUS1blc
to prc~l'nt the f'et~ttvnl in om: oU­
Incltuiv•• pl!rformonc•!
The MRdrf~tal Slnl!~l"'l, Collt•nc
Cboir, Symphonic: Flllnd nnd Sym•
phony On:h• 1trn will Gil 11ppenr.
One odvnnced Uudc:nt plnn~t
mny ~ lnvtlt.'d to ploy 11 move·
mcnt of o plano concerto with the
01'(' h l'll tra.
A Meaty Predlcamontl
''Old mother 'Hubb3rd went to
lh~ cupb011rd ••• to find tl111t It
11.11.1 butt)."
Myrlam Vl•r:qurz:. o freshman
working ln n pnvoto home, tound
hcl'lclf In thi.! predlc:um:nt whrn
beginumg to prcpan• brt'llkltut
for two daughtcra of hrr <liD•
ployur. Neither cold cereal nor
\'11'&1 nor hot ccrCAI WI! I oJ to bo
found
llallJilddnc the cupt.oard !or
food, Myrmrn atumbled upon lhll
aolutlon. •rwo 1JI1•dul llttl" gtrll
be-tan their day with a. "yummy"
hot doQI And 'MyrlnmT Well, nhu
didn't oat. topt~ lor dl.acuulon by the: Stu.
tlrnt .t\f£(11111 C11mmlttee, ll•!ford·
lng to John Mllnrndna. Mllny
&olilt1ora ltllut:d o plcn that th
oornntltll't' t'Oruult th 11udontJ
lm·olw_>d bcfun:• taking nny n"
lion on tho toples for cvaluutlon
Rodlo KXL, olk~'<i Cor tht: 1<'­
llJCtlon or three outatnndlnn LC
etudenlJ to be named 111 Colleg­
IAn or the Doy. They lihoulil be
dto.stn tor their p~t octivl­
ll~ Tht. mone.r wos :rcfcrnl(l to
the Senate Pub1!c Relnltona Com·
ml\tt.'<! rw•••• r n -~ -~ u u -~
Loq Positions Availablo
\ppl t.Joru Cot po Ilion n ::xt
s•.m~tn on th•• Pioneer Log nrc
now bc.lnJ: takccn. Cartoonists, re­
portcn, feature wrttcn and proof
n:r•dN-s nrc nL'CdCd
Studr.nts who are lntcn.•stl"<l
ahould write '' note to r.chtor
Nancy Slmpaon In St.eworL Hlill
She fL'qurJ;ta thnl they give 11
~urn••' ot .,xpcricnre In thll f1dd
in which tht:y an:: i.ntCrel!t•!d, U
they hod My.
• n m n n m n - JAw u w u w u w•
MUN Plans
For Confab
<;tudln~ in\< n 11 d Ia b 3 n­
inr. dclcgntcs to the Modf'l United
Nnttons COnfl'fencc in Eugene
April 12-15 :ue Invited to attend
the Mode.! UnlU!d Nauona group
mctllng ~~ 12 noon on Fridoy,
Feb. 3 In rooms lhn:!c and four In
lower Templeton, oa:on:llng to
Nnncy Gabbert, MUN northwest
dn·cctor,
MUN coruisu of atudcnlJ ftom
colleges and unlvcrs•tlcs 1n 13
w~tem stalL'S w h o reprcaent
v11rlous nattons of the world in
n mo<M U.N. &<'SIIon. The LC
delegation will rcpre!-\!nt Nigcrln
Ill Uw April m~"Cting,
The dcle~tntion, ntllt! mcmbe:nl
and u odv1sor, wtll b4! chosen
wllhln ab; weeks, which wlll
lenvc 5lx weeks tor the dl'h!KRt( •
w bone-up on Nll:l'I'ion histo~y
Expenses for the lnd[vldWII de1c-
1JIItcs will be for brcakfut each
morning, (or travel to Eugene
and back, and lor tnddental ~­
pendltures.
NANCY placed emphula on
&tudcnlli not needing previous ex·
pcrll!nre or background. Just the
"'mtl'n-st and the wUl to work "
Those students mtt•n::!tcd, but
unnblc to attend the Frldny meet·
mg, Jhould contnct N11J1cy Gob­
bert or Gene TIIJ\kenley for ln·
o -m llo" on !:iter mreUngs.
/Hour' to Feature
'Lecture-Concerti
C. or :• Weller, orgnntSL, wUl
prcstlnl the Music Hour at 12:15
p rn ThUT'IId!iy, Jun. l!l, In EvunG.
and waU be u:n.JJtcd by 11 fimoll
cn§t•mbl" {rOm th•· Con~:ordb
Co•l~ !(< Choir.
WELLER calla Uns tp,. ol Jl(lr·
Cormlllle> a "ll.'cture • concert,"
whl'ro hl' iUustrntcs 11 lr.c:turc
witlt muau:al c.xnmples. 'l'hc chor·
Glarum's Music on Air
L Stanley Gl&nlm, cbalrmnn
of the PlUJit department, hu ro­
c:t.'ivcd word from one ot hla
muric publlslu:n Uwt his compo­
sition, •·o, Be Joyful," wlll bel
sun.: by the Salt Lllkc Taber­
nacle Choir Ill 8:30 o.m Jan. 22.
Tho bruodcost b rcli:Mcd by
KOrN
al group wlll be u. di to Ulu.strote
typcll ot the chor1llt- and ;t vo
f""'ompJ(~ ot 1'1 lrcntm\!Jlt
Now dolnr, jp'Oduoto work at
I cwill and Cl:srk. Well r i.l the
dirt c:tor ot mullh: at CGncordln
Coli• gc ol P<>rtland. lfc 11 nn
orsan IHudent of Jamt.11 Welty,
LC orsan lrutructor. A Million Dollar Concern
Tht• secret 1S out!
Herbert A. Templeton wlJI bc honored Friday mght ns th••
donor of LC's mllhon dollar challenge fund.
Tcslimonfnls wdl undoubtedly sketch his work as hcnd of
the bonrd of trusteeS !or eight years, noting both h1s gen­
erosity ond promouon of LC.
We students have o public word of opprecinlion, too. We
wish to thunk Mr. Templeton, not only for blS gift, but for the
nature of of his g1rt. We rcalu.e now thnt this year is golllg to
be one of grent dectsion as we attempt to define ourselves os
on tnshtuUon nnd us a people a wore of world conditions.
We arc thankful that Templeton's concern and faith in LC's
potential wns so great that his wns not just a Oat gt.ft, but o
challenge for the future
Whatever dcCimtions and transtlions LC undertakes. Tem­
pleton hru; bivcn us u chnllengc or money nnd of concern. We
must m•~t both
AI Spearhead Drive for Funds;
Higher Faculty Salaries OS Cool
Thl j< u lte nnnWII Alumni banquc. on • < b 15 with Cov
Fund progrnm wJII run !rom Hntftcld u the keynote spc::~kcr
F••b 16 to Morcla Ill under lhc Tbe two co-chairmen opcrute
lr.adtnhlp of co-chalrm•!D Earl undror the !!UJ>fm.'lliiOII or George
Bumckc.r, '57, and Bill Stcbbtos, Thomu, '56, !irlt vlcc·p~drnt
'4!!, loc:nl lnauranct' cxccuti\'es, of tht• Alumni Counc:II, who t.
Tho co-clultrmen ore al110 Hie rapons1blc for adzninlst~ nll
mcmbc.l'l of the Million Dolbr non-soeinl n l u m a i nctivltl
Roundtnblc, IUl dlt•· national In-Through Thortllll th~· c:o-c:holrmm
surancr orgnnb:ollon of salesmen wtll darect thC' ncU\'iUcs of their
who ha•·c •o.ld o\'cr $1,000,000 in· ~ight clnc cnptatDll and numcro11.1
fiurnncc. ndditional workera.
The l'mphasls of the pro&rQm The Alumni Fund procrum .II
will be on fnculh Allluy In-set up DUIInl)' to opcrutc tn the
crt•nscs, with 11 gonl of $!!0,000. Portland ai'Q, though the: th~c
DaUu Finnell, olumm dl~tor, mtun out-at .. uuc alumnl chop­
aald that the coal, double that of tcl"', m Lo3 AngelCOJ, Slln Fron·
Ins~ year, t. cnUrdy pozlblc du,. c:• ~ and Sclltlle, Will alJo or-
to 4 boue ot $•UOO rBI~t>d through rnnl pi'Ogn>ms in tht l.r lro •
0 flvo-year-pledlng pro c r o m CoJJ g G f OK whkh was al.llrt~ In J!JGO Tb< e e e S
a five-year-plcdJ.:Inu pro!IJ'IIm As Trust Agency
rmphaslzc:s focully Mlllr)l in-
c rr:aws.
The annual Alumni •'und pro­
gram will tll:gln w1th n kldt-olf
Final
Topic Worries
of Chapel
Studc:n~ 5Cfl!IC oC burd~n.
WD">' ond conCi!m O\'l!r "wum·
portant math:rt" wll p:nwlde for
Dr. John Anderson's tcptc. "The
Richer Cllrole;mess," nt chapel,
11 rr m , tomorrow In E\'llN,
"My conviction t. that too
many etudcnll carry too mii.Q)"
hell\')' bunlcnt or unimportnnt
matters," at&Jd Dr A.nd~o'fSM.
•<With ftnnls cominG It rna like
n good um... to tulk t~bou\ the
nature of our ChriJUan tre<:dom.''
1n lhlJ In l chapel 1ervice be­
Con' !lnniJI Ed Evan.1 will be IIIU•
dcmt lcndl'!r, 'Cn"DtO In Me n
Cl<!lln lh:nrt, Oh God" will lxl the
nntltom by Sullh'lln which wlll
t1o dln::ctcd by lAt. Ulockbum. LC no\! ha• • few more linen­
cud irona tn the fll'l! with the ln·
troduc::Uon of o acrte:s of annuity
prOJP'Illlll resull ing from the r•'­
cent approval or LC 111 a trult
areru:y by th< :~tate iruurnncu
commwton.
UNDER thl$ plau the collcce
wtll openrtc much 11.!1 the lnut
commlsalon or o bank. nct"Cplln~:
money In the owner's lntcn-.5U
and guaruntcclnc him o ycarh
incOme untll hl _lh upon
\\ hlch I he :n!m&lndcr ol the trun
will rev~ l to the callc!GC.
Brncfib rrom th11 type of ..en
Jet: nro d<'finltcJ.y loDg·run~
lll)'l John W Lesllt.:, rl vclop­
ment darec:tor, but It l't\pr nu
lUI attempt to tap u hl!t'(ltofON
neglected 80UI'C:O of Income, the
cldur.ly pcl"lln v.:ho ml11ht wiah
to dOIUitc II IWD"to II chAr"tl.llblo
or~tarura.uun b11l who mual k~p
tbt mon< y ti1.'C1 up in D manuc r
thAt will UISUI'CI hill main\ nan«!
unlll his dcmlac I
Thespians BHng Bill
Of Ploys to Fir Acr ~es
.A farm r • .fuh nnnn and o
rohfl• r te;~rn up w brin« Utr hl·
IAriOUI one-oct com~JI to Fir
Acre Thl.'lllt r '111Urlld!ly through
lurday, JGnUllry 1!1, 20 ond 21,
ot IJ p.m
1\ RURAL comPdy lJ built
nround u flirmc.r"e frWJlt11ti0n
ovo-o billboard which \>loc_lul hla.
VI w or th UIU.c: l I D '"'llc Gold·
01 Axt, • by Ralph Scholl To
compliC&te mnttr:ra, the ahcriU
who mu t Dr"''C5l hlm lJ hiJ bdt
friend
Tom A. 6ltCTWood I• the Cnrm·
er, Jeb Wltllk• n, 1hcrill Thomp­
m, Tom W St>l!rwood, ond tho
)'OUIIJl wJdi)W 1 Ellui!Jcth Ander·
aon.
• r m m n n n - ~w:u:uw•ww~
Next Loq Feb. 8
Th~w;,. of tht> revised Inter·
Wtek r!nol achcdulr And con­
flict oC puhlk:DUon dato thiJ
will be the Jut LoJ tht. sem­
tstrr.
'111£' nt'Xl blue will b<.• loued
Fub 8 GrouPI or pi!I"'MH\1
wl.!lllng to publbh lnConnadon
1n lluat l11ur 1hould natUy th.-.
C'd ltor by Feb 2.. = m r n n m n ---u u u u w w w~
Drive Chairmen
Select Cohorts
Y."t.~. WUS, or World Un!­
versl ty ~rvice, 11 a drive to aid
studmts in :torclen countries and
wlll bo ccmducted an cnmpw
from Feb. 10 throu'h the f"U'It
'"' o weeki in March.
Lindo Slonn and Jim Lothrop
hnvc been named to head the
OVcrDU P1"0Jl1U11. Other chair­
men Include Pat Broderick and
Nlltlcy Simpson. pubUchy; ldJir­
garet Hununston. aecrctu ry;
Dave Folsom. UllY Mnn Contc:rt
ctililmum; P11ggy lmmd and Ann
Haldo:ra, n u c t J o n dullnnen;
Margy Smtth, tre:aJUrcr.
Lost )'Cll.r LC rulscd $7 I 7, but
that tot.J wa., $70 lt!s:s than Ltu!
ycur Jxotorc. 'Mlb year'a goal is
$1,000. U renchl!d It will mnhe
l.C the largest c:91ltributor of :an
the colle£to~ in the •t.ate.
WUS is the llll(!Jley tMt comes
to tho aid of the intcmati.ODAI
atudcnt community 10 the t.lmc ot
cri111. Work [a carried on in Eu­
rope, Africa. the Middle ED:n, the
Fnr East and Southcnsl Asia.
WUS IJI nat merely a program
of Aid but o pllln :for helping
f(lf'('I.Gll 1tudc:nu belp them:clves
bolh IICIWUt matunal dbnirters
nnd pollllcal crisis. In 1857 the
Hunpnnn Student Refugee IA•o
Fund wu uwblt.hcd cmd in 1952
flood relief wns ga~ to awdenta
tn lndln, P:lkUtnn nnd Jnpan..
Final Schedule
Tuesday, Ja.n 24
Rcndlni; Dar
W~nday. Jan 25
11-MWF 8-IO:SO
8 IT 11-1!"'5
1-MWF 130-4•20
Tbunday, Jan. 26
0-MWF 8-10:$0
9-'IT 11-1!!.45
4-MWF' and Uum 3 nrul li3
1.3lMU0
F"rlday, Jan. 27
Cav I and Civ ~l! 8·10:50
3 and 4-'IT ll-1!!•45
I-TT 1 :!10-4•!0
Monday , JU\, 30
ltl-MWF 8-10:50
10-TT ll-11:45
2-MWF 1 :30-4"!0
Tuuday , Jan. 31
11--MWF 8·10_.50
2 and 2 36-'M' 11-lll-45
3-MWF 130-4'20 A PlSHJ:RM.AR on band t
th pearly ~11!1 \tJ ~ n
young g.lrl N"ccnUy lc•lltd ( r t •
filet that Iter bDI :rod boyfriend
mny not make 1t inlo IJ :~von tu
Jonothon Trl' • "'l'h!.' Pidlttr·
man,. WboL Ch"' !a hcrm!ln !In­
illy pun" from hiS IWtlnt h lr
will rurvme alI
Th old ti•be-I'IJUUl
TJCk IJ wfll oo on leo AL tb
'Mlrllt(lr Ucket wtndow durin•
tht um
JonUAI')' 16-2--3 p.m
Hi -11·11:30 Lm, 25 p.m.
:ro-10:3().11 '3D li m. 2 5
p.m., 7 30-!1 00 p.m
21-1-5 p.m., 7:ao.o r~
by Dnn Dudlf!'Y\ the gld b) Caro-
1)'1) Crouch, tlae boytricnd by T«i
Ellbon Pete (St. Pl!'tt'T) by T'Om
A Shrnl.·ood and nn angel b)•
RonScip
"THE SOLDI£B Who Bec&im n
Great Dane. .. by Joseph Shore
and Rtchsrcl Lincoln :roundt out
Ute lno of on AN In fino atyle.
that Is, furry cants and tnntJ7
collars. ThiJ fora: t'fu"VOI v
around !he mixup 1n u caalnc
t:rainlnc center of o dog and n
mAn bCliiC ~gned t.o barracks
and kt:nnelt n:spedhe]y
John Rov-.:r, an Army mlatit. b
pleyed by Jim Frencih, lU Slit.
Wblley Cobb bJ' Rtl~ r Co1t,
Supply Set-Benjamin. by Cl.ar­
enm Duke. Lt. Lcvlcrce, by Am
Slnu. Ccmtpany Cle-rk. by Rick
HArgrcln:es. Pi(']'Ott Wo11hound
by Todd :Elllsoo, Spotty Terrier,
by Tom Speros, and Mack Man­
gel by Donald Johnron.
GEft"ERAl. lldmiSsian u $1.%0.
nan·LC studcolll 75 ttnt.J, LC
studenu 60 C'l!n~ and LC fDC11lty
nnd sWI tree.
AWS Confab
On Schedule
1nnunl Ora,on A WS COli•
vcrttion wdl 114: held on the LC
c:umpas Saturday, Fi'!b. 18 from
th from ne•Ahbcrrin& co.ll.,lie
9:30 e.m to 3 pm Rcprc:JrntD­wm attend an all-da.J'-scuio.n b;
gtnruQc wtUI o keyncn"' nddl'tlll
by Dr. H 1cr Tumcr, dircrtor af
profeulolllll crtic: tar ORA.
Th.e fOnDLT LC pro!c=!o:r of cdu·
catioD nnd p.bya~Ctll ed UCll b o
·wtll l'PC.:ak on .. 'I'odny's Woman
m Tomorrmc;•• Warld"
WORJCSHOPS and a tunc.bcon
~ II follow Mt'll. Cleo Malc:Us
MD. .Amcnca of 1055 "''111 spok
aiT.eT the hmchcon on "'Tiu: Chal­
lenGe ol Bdo; WCimOln.. Evalu·
otian of the wor:ksl:ops IIJld u
wur Cit the Cilll'IJIUI wm campu:tc
the COD\'e!lt.fon day
Carol Fo:rtl cs l<"llUill w~nn~~.n
or U! e" mt.. Other cb:unnm
lnclud Jtll Reulaff and St1:;m
Fontaine, d~roUom. t.a n d a
SalmonJOn. hasptullty ruu-en
C lilhnu ih, rc trnuon; M r y
KAT Enlcnon. lundte<ll:l. Wid
LouLSC Damtl nd Gwyn wn.
1U1111. puhlil'tl,y
THOSE plnnntng to aucnd
ould regbtcr wtth Koren Cal·
bnuth In Akin or b,l' mr.il
oon ns pcw1bl
Wilson Ul Oreqonlan
A Kna or a:rticlo .about con
ditiaru tn Cub:l \a.y TUck Wlbon,
SI'Jlior, op~ this \1: kIn th ..
Portland O~on!An
Wllian QM!Ill Chrls1m4, 1D the
atnlc--tC1m lain nd w .au to: hlm­
.-el! wh:lt t. ftOllll in CAstro-land.
A l\llliitUlJ1' o! lhla oppeurs on
~ 4 \\.T!Utn b)"' ~ Wil
l.e), Wilro:o's ttto.t wntr_r.
Administrators Return From Meets
Retumln& trom Dc:n\>cr, Cruo~
o.ft< r D. fl~ny (Qnf n:nct thero
\\Cl'(' Pre!idcnt John Rawnnl and
D n Lewis Thayer Both par·
Uclpot~ tn the Amu.an Auo­
cloUon of Am rlc:an CaUqc:
meet which lnclud~ fl'liC con­
ferences.
Topics under clllcusJjon lnclud·
l.'d procun:me.nt at and !1nancal
•id 10 oUtlot~. tcchnlques at pro­
< culnu appllc~atlons t>f ovcr$QS lludc:nts;. rc-~tuatlan und ainu
o! illten:ollQllDt thleUc:a, fed·
m1l a.ld to education and the c:c«~·
temporary lm:&Je of o p-rotatlUlt
coUcg
Tbe Dan's Coni n:nC'l', Board
of Christian F.ducatfon and tb
Probytttlnn C-ollt',CO Uillun
~11 u tho Nati0ll41 Aaodatlon
c:d CoUe~ Athlcuas and U:
Council cf ~teatant Coil "
IU1d Unl\-a.ltl ml!t ut tho De
\"'!r Rllton Hotel ' PIONEER t.OG
Ernie Ford Show Stor in Crown
Of Ex-Pioneer Curl Lindstrom
1 LtndStrom. m C a\hll'te
•1'1 bu nud ~ a ~
mnnbrr uf ~ Thp ':1"\tt11ty
flll.Cilll: nd ~ •tllt ;:nJlUI on lht
'1\: Enn f\\rd She>"
The .an of n M•l""llu~ HtJ:b
Srl:tool ti'Zirllrr: C 1\ l..l~
Carl ll\ 11'! Gtu-<1 GtmT s INb­
\ll'b of U. Afll!!l and" find·
u too from \hfo 1\l#h Kho-"'l th<ol't'
Ul liiSS aJ II stral.l!bi•A stud~\.
'nle 11 11 In&: r tw cnt~
0 nt ~ale Junklr Ooll~ lo­
a~tl'd a f""" st of Gardm
G:rn\¥
"H :att ndl!d LC. d~
Carl t athf'T 1n a r ~\han<' lrtlef'o
, .-: ~"'llJ t tk~ th m e.nd
partly ~"'Du.. r lh R:ho1;anhtp
An talkin' to Carl ab."1Ut at­
' nd·nt LC. tht' ~ dl.'r l.sndmom .,..,..,.t ttl EldM Fn;. thrn LC's
•tr-Je>.~r d~m<:li:lr. -~ • " lhuton. 1h d footbAll t.: ~h
An un,t lh th~ f them they
final~J ~ Carl to t~ttend
LC n ... ld't l.C. Nntinu.x! W.nd·
ll'tmm. pnm11ril.~ bec:nl.ic of an
lOJuQ to hi! rulht lhOulder,
wru h 1.-,::pt pOpptng (lUI of JOllll
and Md to be-Utp<~ Cl\Jilt> hr.Avt·
~ \\ tul~ pl.a,)'ln football H~ "JU
llOO tnt1uciiC'l'li b,y ht muJle
tcacllcr r.nd h ~rl triend tn
Gardr.n Gro\t: 1 cic~n:lo11 ttll
\'Oiee.w
1'\\t' father uad lhnt hu .on's
,,ulrtJindw-G '~ was qujcl:ly
~nited, "'"\':1\ tn hl&:h ~bool
wh l't' h~ had a number cf solo
~b. He also paM«:t·
patrd 1n cbou'l, U,.ht operas and
~ nu~ solos for wt'ddnt~
tunC'i'llls, tn«ittngJ etc
1 95S Carl :iluUJI nNI f"J' the Sltcnsmcnto Lllhl OllC'm Com·
Pill\,\ and 1mmed111td be<'l\nlc
""'rkuu: membe-r In th =m••f
or th 1 I1W )'t'AI
That tall, he oudlt1<1n.:'<t ror the
'1\n Enu..-Ford $hb\\ whkh
hou.l'd lnt< r.-st IM.1l h11d no OPt~\·
In~ 111 th• umr \\"hflc "a1th11:
(or Curtb<'r dC\,.I<'pm<'nts C.arl
audlllon«< f01 tllc L.->ul~ P:rtn\a
nd KN-1} Sn11lh troll))<! .,.d •r·
JW rnd ~ Itt\ them in th~ fnll and
' nt, r nf 1939-tiO 111 the [)(-~n
Inn. Moulin Roua;\' and Round
Dc.tln In w Vct:as.
McAllister Spends Week
~'orking on College Study '('.arl dtd rons dri"Dbll! IOio
w ti; with Louts Primn and
Kl't'l$ Smtih,· a.a1d Carl'• proud
rlth r but h~.: dtdn 1 rc m\lch
tor that t "Pt' of "'-ork or atmos·
ph rc Whil~ the olh 1"1 dnaak
\\in\' and llqour WJlh th~ir din·
ntt • NnUnu('(! LindJlrom "1th a
lau'h. "'Carl dnmk buttennllk.
"'CCui rully ~S$ bt'~Oil With
tb., Thp ,...,.-..nt group, whcn: bt"
\\ DJi ntc-knamtod "1'\\ inklt' T-uc:s,' "
c:onttnued Whdstrom ·He Al'l 11
U ttl best l:roUP he hn! C\'Cr
'\\'Orln'CS \\"lth-from \hi' stand·
po,lnt of njoym~l He \vll1 sUI)•
\\Jth lhc group until somcthini':
bt-Ucr rome:~~ up Although the
IOCJtl p:apu said be is an cliJlb\1!'
b!lc:~lnr, I bclic\'C M ~ IC!J'!Out
and ~tbly nnaJT~ to n Call·
fomta glri .. ~ ortllwcst A ~ and ~tT -hoOh.
Comm!Won on RiCher Schools.
hll:l ap\n chasm Fit Up Mc:AUts­
le duurman llDd ~ ed­
rninl$tntJOn department, b) p:&r•
tiopc~tc in ~ ~mm•ban fw
eot~Unuf'd cteredtt.Uon of ~
~(! Colletc. Los An&eles.
CahfomilL 'I'ht:! Enminlluon "-Ill
be bdd from JantW1' 16 through
1 B tnelUST\"e.
In \-t~ err lhr clfaru o1 thf!
:racwu- to esiabl•m CllUec:th-ez
bolh for the till~ and the nr­
tOUJ d~ts, thls presents:
a:~ appa::trmlU' tclr cntical ex­
a:mma1itm a! what o;hrr mslltu·
Wildermllll Ploys
Ill Feb. 4 Concert
Lc;u Wildman, LC ,aqpbiat:t.;:;rt ·
Purtland Jan-
c;~ I pt:ICIII:S.M ICC­
bon, 'Wlll pat nn Mil::t:10d"
"Pelu:mon ~- \ the
'W ta-Corc~tt "-L4ms
rea:r. • IIOlo-au:L
~: a1Uctl ~ belli nnd
Q: aM:mbcrJ af th.e r-
audiUODS IU'\': JUiireG
oro;nm~lJCIZI DlUSic eom-
~t et- H ba1 Glad·
aiDn
~An ~r m~WC\Ml • :t.
wumt:r' f the AnnUAl run a .
nnh p 1D ~ ~stmii!t"..r
• C :np.. The •olardUp
aas ~ bv comp6itaoD to
an out.<1nndt"' mc::ml:xr cl the
on:h~ Lows u .a~ a! the
three ~~m~~ members of the cr.
c:hcrtn. Ht' c:xpt"nrneed a full
llltll:a:l:l undt-r the fmrnd t!]£ um­
d~ d thr Ol&f!Dt~ Jac­
que ~ldl. nine ycsrs
a£0. 'Ht .-111 • ~ -"'"le l'On old.
College Car Sale
To Begin Today nu-u.ecf CU'I 'ti'I:Dt OD ale
tni!IJ m .front a! \he s:udan
b~ oah. :~be CL"S, a 1959
Ott:uu'et, a lll56 Old:mnbile..
lin:d a 195! Old.rmob le 1A"Pl 1'1!­
mam oo clisp1ay1or LC AudmU.
t!tC'L!lty an.i r.atf 'thmulh Tri·
®r.
THE can wfU be sold by lbr­
Wd .,-atem. The 5\IU~ n:
tail pn~ will be posted on tb
Clll1So but prospec'livc buyen ar
not lmuted lo blddm& for tha.
~ but can wbaut bich '• tba
0\Yr « l!Me: the pnce. •
1'bt: bid b printed oc pa&!:: two
of fut! Lo;. T~ will ~ tnlcl.
and Cl11 bidJ will be ~ed at
aom. Jan. Z3 in roam 16 of
Palatine ,Manor
ALPHA l~ppa ~ nabMa
ba:anrSJ 1rllterm1J', handlln'
the Ales un<Scr ibc 4Uution of
iKciJ 14clcod. GJcmJ Grc as­
nna:n pdmlnhtn1110:" of devclop­
ment. axmhrut!.m' thr ad·
m:m• !:nitwn.
'Tt can wen drin:a b)' DT
Fodpl Dr O&:l1, an4 Pra\dmt
&ward and vc b«10 u tro lib·
fu y rna lAlned by the ccl1t:ge
.u!f
THE adm1clrtra1ian. «Wt ani!
larulty •'W be ~~ fun ch!IDC!!J
\D buy &he c:am u W: bids lite
~~ 00\llh. tOO CU1I will
~ oUcrtd lo tht puhll Q)•
~· Foil~ that. McAlliSter will
1:0 to lndlnnnpolls to parUcl~tc::
Ul ~ "'-orkshop of the Board o!
Duuta:s of •"-IJ~rul Kappa Psi.
the-ru~UOlUll b\Wncn tratcmllr.
wtudl Wil be.-hl'ld tbrTC Jonunl')·
!0. 11, 5Dd 3! 'nus win gt\"'tl hun
rm opportunity l.o learn what iJ
eom: em In ' now bU!Uicss nd·
lll1nta1.Rtlon d~CD\1 Ja the
c.ull~ ~oullhr counuy,
gnt:IC' the tnatemt'J has mo~
lhaa J%5 Ml .... .-bJ.m"'"' Thus. In thn'<! shon ycllri. Carl
LindltrQm hlu CQnlt All the \\ IIY
f ~t'lUnJ: an L.C monogram u
• fl'C!hman fullbllclc to playtn~ at
the DeKTI Inn to the ~nl'SSCC
r:-..., " bO'M.
Syntopicon U setul in Study
•• ~ or those new. ~r rESOlu-
wms. liD'o>C"U. that number one resolution to study hardrr p~
abl.r '\1rOn t bt' loU~ cd tnctl~ bc.'CII of "our obsc_noancc of thO«"
fln1 da$ wuh ~lll }'OU 'Wtll be mon: mflu nC'Cd b' lhe !nc:t
lhat '!he Um of b t-oun, no-d (.'(If! and crammtn& u dc­
«rtdtn5: upon Palatmc HtU
W1th !in.ak IJll ~~ aw.y and
lht: ~ ~pbnts an tcm
p.:tpos lUld enuiUA~r th one
a! ~ bt.'Uer ~ eu;dc:s In
LC's bmry rernams .o~Dl""What
blolre.
COMPANION to Eoeycl pedia
Bnun:uca as Great Boot Scne:s.
the Syntoptcou bclpa lhl:' reader ~ And or stud" thl'l de­
'clopmdtt of nny of 163 000 tdcas
throug!l 3000 :!' t:arB ot W tcm
OrtlmLtcm.
lbf! tW'G·ValUJn 1 dtrccts the>
ruder-to &P«lfte rcfc:retlC'C5 on
mch tOplct CD t\lr.U%, lb\' and
mnn. The rdcrena:s llln! liS'~
by work, c:h:&pter. Jl3&t' lmd para ~
l1f:E Gru1 Bool. wncs auelf
Wll!. ci~ loped by a ;p3nrl who
£pent u:\"n111 )"I:tl'J radull and
earn~ lhJ! m•ny thoupndJI
at IIIITitten plece:s.. The resultL~
list aiD\A!JlS 443 WQrU by 74 ~= elama o1 un· ~ 1iDd mte:resl w man
part, pr=t a.nd tut~
'I1Je DU\bcn n'PI'f:Sml ~enal
thom3.nd yean o1 ari!JDIJan,
macy :naucm•hUO. lnlerestl,
badl:grcnmd:l and bclidL Indud·
~ ~ Hr:roditw, Archlmed~
AnstoU~ ~ Daate. ~ G1bbon, Dan.1n,
JlilnPS rmd Freud.
THE Cirot Booa J.enc::; rmd au
comp:mian cwd are :~vaUable ln ...,"'"'1) ..... llb--
Choir Open to Students
u • d · .. a~
to iJ!II, v.ily not '"" up for
Chapr3 Cbo:rt ~ Is .uti ume
to add CMpcl Cbotr to your
M:ht:dule (Mm lll-1 credit be­
tore lbe nrw term ltiii'U Acu;v­
tam:e :fDr the art;llnlutlon u with·
out a tzyOU\. To be Clttmtt~ J~
lhc ~r liDlS ~ tD 1.br
first :dx=W I COMING EVENTS
Jan. II :;, Feb. I I
16 Sarortucs--73!1 p.m.
Alptua Gammn. Sc1tt Lounge
Delta Plu Gamma. Arm·
11\.nmg Lounge
ThcUI Kappa, PM-22.
Pratanttl•-s
lll Chnpcl-Dr John .Andl'rson.
11 o.m. Ennt.
ldu&tc Hour, 1:!:15 p rn~
E\"'1U1.1
Gcorcc Willer, Orsanbt
1n n lecture nrltal
Student S<!rult~ 4 p.m, Stew­
art Han
20 Wnstlinc-Pcrtland State.
3:30 p,m .. There
F'rosh l>;lnce. 9 30 p.m .. Trall
Rc.orn.
21-0lt'gt!n Martne Bloloty Assn.
! to 5 p.m.. B-10
%? SCA. 7 p.m., ~­
ZS-Admuustn~U\·e Council. 3
pm., Annstronn
25 ~ 3l.....;F"inall.
2-clJWeS SlAM.
3-Trodse R· treat. ML Hooc1
There.
B a .a k e t b a J l, Willamct~
Tbt.TC:..
4-B.ukethDJ~ Wlllarnettf! , 6
pmq Here
.Atte:r•camc dance, junior
c:lasa.,
0 to l~lnter Sorority and frt~-
tua: ' I Up tor Rush
Tomlinson to Travel
Dr T~ ohruon. hbni-
rtan. "'.... w..-..d lhc rumual mid·
wurtcr an'<!tlnc o1 lbe AmerlaiD
Llbrary Al:sn,. at the Ed&ewatcr
lw.u:h Hot.cl tn Chica.to Ian. at~ to
F~b 3 Bo Is 11 monbe:r of the
Board of Dlrcc:".on of t.be Aunc­
~tlon of Collt e Gild Research
Llb'ar:iel
COLLEGE CAR SALE BID
1. ---------IUbmll the toUowu1: b.d tor the pur­
l'r"1J:It :!Cam.
------------car now owned b)
f'Mr • Make
~$------.,--------~DollaR
------ Si&ncd ---------
f..WIPeCIJ
fl'be con .. -: rvca lJ ntht w rdtrnJ lUI)! llJid aU bid•) Freshman Quartet to Entertain
At Final Semester-End Dance
The f hm1111 cln '' 111 h l
a rn uel nondi\tr. dan.: F'tlllll),
J•n. 20 Ul ttl~ Tnatl Uoom Th11
plan ror a lul Chnll l)('f()!'( lmAll!
"Ill It aturc Jll!<'lnl t nwruam
m• nl ~ tht• Ro~·111 COI•~hmt'n, rr
rn-sllm• nu, danelnn .nnrl p~lal
II.:U\'tU~~
'I"KE HOHll C'011chm n, n fn::U1
tnnn qua not. hlwc m11dc "' cml public llJlVC'Iirtan!'C' oJ ol lnte, t'nt'l
nt \1 hi(h \1 lit A PaM land TV
\-:hrutmnJ progr•m ~ll'tllbarl of
lht-~:roup tnrhtdc Ron & 111. Gor­
don Sthnl'c 1'om Shct l'ood ond
~ ~l'llll~t'
•":lc:'ulh· and ~till( 1\I'C ln\'ltcci
lo 11tlcnd Uu "c ddm.: nnnounr<!­
nu n t rtl(l{ plion tor Mr llnd l\1 rs.
J nck Holman rr-nm ::. to • p m ,
Psychology, Business Departments
To Add Two Instructors in February
1\\ o in truNOI$. Don E\'ll, l'orUand la\\1 cr, ana Or John Sc:hulu,
profasor of ps ~hololl), '' tll join the (.'(ltlcgc faculty for l!t~nd
son st~:.r clau•
EVA. on ho ts fmlthlnn 0111 the rourscs tlluGht first semester br
T J Edmond5, "lll t., ch bUam~ law He l"rt'cl\'«1 hls bndu:lor of
JOmt't' and b:ll'holor af lnw dcgt'C\' nt the Unh·enlty of Ort'gon. The
ronncr munletpal jud .., and dcput) ~tty nliOMie'Jo' hPJ tnuJJ}It n1ght
traruportahnn C'Out"JO tpotuOrcd b,) LC at LlnC'Oltt HIGh Sehool
~ n r n r m r n n m m m n n n n ~ ·- u w w w w u & :u u u u u u :u: JUl
Schedule Chcm9es n A 104 BIWne!S 1 I \. ~ ,, B:'\1\VF" BA·l Eva
BO 154 Mana~;t>.n 1 Accounun,.-l'n:n.q. b" :1! !l~IWF TR-2 E\"'l
B A 157 Go\'i'nlmcnt &. Bustncu-Ttml' change JlMWf' BA·l Balrnc!J'
C.t\'. No. ~ OISC'us:slon K -Room chAh£C 2,30 'M' BA·2 Staft
Cl\' No 2 01$CUCion-Room c:hangc ,3 00 MW BA·:! Staff
tcon.. 1~ F.con ot Buamcu-Tlmc chl!ll~e 8 Tu, 9TT BA·2 Steinhardt
f:nj:. 136 ShalresJJ('aro-Room cl\Jnt:c llMWF 8·24 Naundorf
Hum No. 113 Sccuon o-Roont change IM\\'F B-3• Starr
Pitch. 1-2 Gtn«"ral Par-c:holoa-Room chanco II dally SpA-21 Schulz
SpA 1~ !Wdto CAncel!~ --n n n n r n r n n m n m • • -.,V:u: -w u u u -u u u -u u 0 u •
A gnadualc of R,~. Dr &-hullz ~•vt'd h~ master's degrct' at
th•' Unwcratt) of On-_.:on and hts doctornlt• at the Univcr:dty ot
Sou\hc:m CahfomtD
DR. SCHULTZ jolm:>d the st11U of the Gl'ncml &xtc>nston Dlvjston's
Dl'po.rtmcnl of Stnlf'-Wide Se,l"\•lct~ Cor th•• State Systt·m of Higher
EdUellUI\rt In 1951
Prior to that tim«' hi' held the po51Uons or Dtf('Ctar of admissions
al R~. ronsultant for the Unh•entt3' or Chteaco's mctorologu~aJ
conunittc • Dtf('Ctor o1 Student Afloll"' and A~llt•• profcsso~ of
PJ~olOB:)• at SouU1crn Orecon CoUecc o1 Educ:utlon.
Prof Judges Report in Puhlicotion
Dr Cloyd Gustafson. !.... ptV­
fcgsor a! soctolllll)', had nn art
tclt published reccnllJ ln SC'-1
and Society, a profl'SSiOJUil cdu·
CliUM mDIPtW t' c:rtUcnlnl': the
Kitzh:tbcr Report ltt\"ntly rt!•
lc:axt'!>d on lhl! Porllond H1gh
~hoof Cwnc:ulum Stud~
AT THE BECINNIMC of the
nrucle CiusUilson ct:lllclltd the
org nwllon ot t h lnqtUl')•
groups <If tht• tud,) b) Jtlytng
tlull 'in mo.klnc the stud~ on m­
deJK>ndl!nt nudlt In f.:llr o1 out·
md•• cnUc:tSm, thl' Bnard or Edu·
c.:Jitnn is ~ tumln the Inquiry
over to a sL\lU from "hlch pro­
fessional ocluct~tors had ~n ol·
lllOft l.'.ntin-1> excluded ,.
By pro!cutonal educlltOI"' CIU·
t•flnn said h~ mnnl ~pie
trained an the ('duallon f«:ld­
persons wuh ma•tcrs tmd doc­
tOI"' degrees tn l'dueatlon p-ndc
and htgh school pnnc:tpals amd
supcrlntendenu, plu' (.'(IU{'gc ed.
Utatian sc:hools JK'f'IQnncl
IN LATER c:r!UctJm GUJtafson
said "'The cntmJ report lad
the bulghu &\ allabl!.' !rom the
ps,ycholo~cru ond pcdagogu:al
d~clopmcnu of recent decndcs.. ..
Be bcllm·l'S that htch aehool oou·
1 n nr b mpro• I'd sol<'ly from th~ 't.nd pomt of subJcd
moucr
In mmmnt,nn he said, "Educa
lion 1 o romplcx proc:css at mm
ruumcauon, or IOClnl mtcrnctlon
Ctf lntt!r·lllmulbUon :md N ~
.sponsc.. M!tjor !mpro\"C!lllcnu will
bC' unlikely unul oil Coc:tDrs w
that proc llrt' c:o!Wdered: &hi·
dent • t al'hcrs. c:uniatln nnd
the cnlire SO(' t ...... lturnl athlD·
lion"
Mt. Hood Slopes
To I.ure Weary
Studl'nts w u 1 om .mals will
lind Nlaxlllton lind fun n1 lhc
nnnu11l Troche Rc IJ'C31, F ~b 4·5
nt Mt Hood.
Thl' wock~ ml will includ~ tO·
bo.:annlna Dnd fun In tb" mow
for tho:c who do not wnnt to
parUdpntc •n the !JIOrl.l. Cost ill
$5 per person and will ro~cr
loclcln& and 1wu mc:W The group
will 1\Ay a\ Go\·crumcnt Camp
Dcndllnc for slgnup is MDnda)·,
J11n 2! TraruporUitian \\IU be
~I:ed tor the nominal !~ of
Sl. Loren Shrock and Hany Mill:·
Connnek ore.-In charge of nrrang-
11Umtl and moy be ~ntllcte!CI for
funher intorma\ion. Jllll ll% in ,\rm,lrtmll Lounflt'
Mr. Holman wus Marilyn Stew­
at I. 't11, <llluchlcr of Mt unil Mna
Purls Stcwort .. The! C:Our;tlll wen•
mnt-n•'<l Jnn !l nt thr. Pri'.Jb) 1<'1
IRn l'hurch [n Thmo, Nt•1•,, whc•re
Mr Holman Wll.M on llll~ll\t;S!I, II•
IJ lhl' 11011 ot Mnl Krntu th llol·
mRn and th• l:lltl Mr. llolmAn
"ho wos n ml'n\bl•r of Ul•l Und •
Club
AF'TtR final& l"OinCll a "''"
11rm• file-I' and a nr\1 cmelnl ~ah n·
dar whlt"h h·•• alrcad\' bt•(•n
printed B<.>cau'o th«'tCl will b .. no
~T.Illstntlion dft\ Haw, the n•·"
Clll• ndul"' \\111 ~ mtulcd thr.•unh
the inlcrcamp11.1 moll by box
num~ra nnd donn lxnu!J. F'or
those 11Lud1 nts who by aomr.
chanee ml.:ht be mli.'C!d, calon•
dnnt can abo be pk.k•!d up In th••
Trail Room and ttu~ 6tud1·nt body
ofltCC.
Titr ftrtt ccuual afh·r·aamll
dance on thu aptlna: cAII!ndar
Is ll'hcdul<!d hy the ,unlor cliiU
:tor F'cb. 4, nttcr th<.· Wtllllml'tlc
came.
Col·d tor Dtl•
~··mlx'r Ia Nan·
c:r Low c, o
JunIor from
Oto\'111 t Cnlll
N n nc: ~ who
holda mrmbcr
1 tthlps in Am!·
lllt.. <'uns, T h " t a
Palntlnlnm nnd lnll!l'•
~rortlv Councal ,,., rctnry·lrcRJ•
11J"Cr, '''U ••·h>cto.'d rot lht• honor
~ous•• ot ht'-r :leh\"r pnrtlctpn·
tlon m school ntralr11
Conccmtng hrr portlc:tpatlon uw roanm£·nh~. •·studylnc Is my
firSt ~nslbtllly, Ho\1 ever,
colll'J:c is more thlln 1111 intellec­
tual cxperll nee 11! far u book
14.".anng £OCS.. In order ftlr groups
.Jil LC lo be su~ul, IJCCnusl'
of the IUC or lht.: school, thrn:
-u-be ll<ti\'t' p:IMICiptitiOn ''
Oregon Planning
Inaugura l Ball
The Young DcmocllllJ Clubs or
Amcncn nrc busy mtuhng out
more lhzm 7600 IIIVitnUoru to
Young IXmoerniJI Club mcmbcl"'
tor n (.'(lmln,e dom:u ot th~ Mny­
nowt r Rotl'l, Jon. 18 tn Wushinll ·
ton O.C
THE Yuun~: D~morrut.s' Clubs
un m ,. me plan11 for Pn>sid•mt·
dcct Kc.onn«..'Ciy nnd Vu.'tl PI'Clll·
dcnt·elcct Johnson to attend thl!
dltnt•· Thll \'DJ nlso hnvc EP«..'C!al
E~'fll& for the lnauaural pnllldc on
Jan. 20, for $10 a person.
Oregon "ill b!' ha~mG it~ own
Presidcntlol lnllu&urallon Ball
Jan. 20 at the House or &nquets,
ti15 S E.. Alder St, to C:<'h•brnttl
PreJtd~'flt·clcc:t Kt:nnedy's inaug­
UI'lll 0
NICHOLAS H. ZUMAS . (l('n·
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worh In q»ccilllizcd alllgnmt nr.s
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a\ rrtll'
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wllh l
ter of
1100 n
SICJf
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and In
thl' y(
pl!tc:t'
total Ia
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tiiJ:PUI
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to rnc~
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PREJ
"Y. I, 1811
n
ounc~·
SleW•
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1 "ere
l•b) 11'1'-
'''h<'re
lSI, Ht•
h Hoi
lllnmn
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b('{'h
be 1\0
ncVt"
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box
• For
1om~;
<:Ill lin•
In thl·
' body
"llnmo•
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unci!~
pr De­
l Nan-
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from
Calif.
who
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1\mJ.
lh • l a
Intt't·
h'e1
honor
:tlc1pn.
pAt! on
bmy
'-'·o:v e.r,
tellcc-
book
Jroups
tc:nust'
lhN'\'
n I'
• rng
[
ubs of
f. out
1n.1 to
:mbo:n
May­
shin&·
Clubs
dent·
Pn. I·
td th~
IJKCial
1de on
own
Ball
.quct.s.
rbrou
In aug-
IICn·
there
with
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~= • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Janunl'f 18, 1991
cots
Dr Douo Myon
'fh~' l'lomo r IIIII W()('k'•
lC':tiJU'' kncfcl'll, found tl\l'marlvct
u~ for tlurd plncc nflcr dmp..
rnnll '" o C'onl t. to tho• fll!hliniJ,
' luck)' tJntlt ld Wlldeata ovo•r the
wt'ekontl Sron:=? '11·U7 ••ri<lay
nl,:ht, no ?8 S.11turda" nil(hl In
M'l'rtlmr
CO"'Ch Jim Goddard told tho
JIO'l o:ot tho flnt nlghl'l dofoaJ
.,uh tho word.J "Puroly a milt
1,, of ua throwing tho b4lll awar
taoO many tlmot." Tbb may ~
SigEps
SllfTID Phi ~pJIIon frotcmlt)'
'Iron the fll"lt Dnnuol lM Wrl!ll•
tlll\# toumnmcnt 1&.\t wN•lco:nd 1
and In domv o hopi)L-d aluud or
tht• Yo11l Boon. and Into second
pill~" brhlnd lh•• l'hiComt In
tnt•l lnlr•tmuNl polnt.l
Tho grapplng Slg £-p~~ addod 76
polnta to lhtir IM atllndoln!JS a.nd
i 111rpo.uod the prnloWI INgua
IMdlng Yogi Bean. 342 to 340.
Tbe PhiConu c:Ja1m the Jop rung
on tho owercllanging ladder wllh
,)71. Theta Chi oamod 64 polnb
well ahead of t.am.bc:la eJ 238.
The 1961 IM basketball 5t•n·
1100 hlrl nlroady finillhcd Its first p~ttlnq It aomowbut mildly, for
the Plon.on 11*1 lha bill on tru.
olln!J, tumbling ate:. 2~ tlmn to
lutt 12 lor Jho Wllde~t
Shoollnll fcavor•-Q LC uy liZ to
813 ror l.infle!ld, n. \Jounrlln(l
llkewlao fnvorrd LC by p tlG·!II
~ount
.1\.a a mt~aur• ol the Plon .. r'a
torh.an .. , no bukot •e •corocl br
t.C In tho 1aa.t ao .. n mlnutu.
With 7127 loll, t.C hold 1 82 ~4
l~tllcl John Polhomua , WUdc.at
guard oa1raordln1Zl' •~nk ~
round, ami lhc top lntrarnurnl
l~lldt r1 ho~ • CJtabh•hl!d th• m-
F •"•" u•wnwr w• u:--.
IM Wrestling
Slg t-p
Theta Cbl
PhiConu
Lembda
Howard
f'nculty
Alpha -_7b
84
43
30
t8
13
10 rw•wnur w"w"w" ....
•elves aa th~ teams to bcal. All
four pomt lco11de" lead thclz r••·
pt C:U ·~ Jc .tJ<Ut
Sharp ahootlng Dan Sh1ple., PIONECR 1..00
renee rom
point In 70 .. c:oncfa to c:lou th•
ltnd to Juat tlu•" polnll.
11111 ICOn• Wll Ucd r11 illi·Ua end
111111ln ol 117·67, bul lton f'hllhpt
IIPJIOO In ll rtbound lind Om
C'lrl on unit two free throwt to
4 lo tho nlghl'll JC:OrinJI
BUI Wallln I~ h1a Jtam to an
e•rly 16 11 J•a.d by acortnq 12 of
lhono point• blJrueU LC CO\Inl·
ar~ wllh Ita big ;un, MU,., vor.
mlltlon (who wblpp41<i through
~0 point . In tb Unt half) to Jako
a 39 31 helttlmo INd. Vcrmllllun awrmJ th l'lonc:en'
hnll 1b: roomu. ln Uu tl!rond tullf
J'lala ~:aul('d Linfield to IWikh
ttwir dcfc:.nsc to m on-to-man
ond lJig Mike wnt held lo ju t
thrr. polnu the ~t or th way
I.C bnld WoliJn w<HI ln c:hllclt
altor hla OJU"nlng bUnt.
t.lnfleld ;u~trdt outa.c:orod Jhelr
lC c:ounterpar~ by a 41·13 mar·
9ln. Bill Mauror ltacllng Plon...r
· corw. could c:an ju&J lhi'IMI
point». VermiUJon . wUh hi• 19
poln.t&. lod all 4c:0r0111 of c:ouno,
restling Title
pec:11d Howard Hallen ln a losing
oUorJ to Malia 4~ 41 with 18
polnta, picking up tb1. runnar.up
ac:orlnq apot boblncl Skip Cal
houn .,ho 111.11 Wllk 111 the
•landard of 27. T~ Br.,.ler and
George Hold te;orocl 15 at~cl 13
polnta. rnJM~Cti•ely In leodlng lh•
M.tla lo 1b flnt Ylc:tory.
Last Thundp' ILII<'moon'a
other cont~t found th" •·acuity
men trounc:1nc Plott, 49·26 Lllrry
Walktlll tllnnt:<l 11 and ••rcc:t Wll·
10n c::.nm:d JO pomu to spark the
c:ollr•IJll cldcra, but IJtllc• Gordon
Caruy \\on ~h point bonon:
With 13. Y"torday tho· 8 .. aquacb took
to the c:ou.rb with Slq £p tho do·
fonctlng ctt.mpe.
Onr o¥cck ago Tucsdny, th• dc­
fcndlni o: h o m p I o n Phi Com
trouncr!fl Uu Commut •'MI In lh(
hil!ltell fM JCOrlng IIIIIU1Jhler Of
the IICit.'IOn, 62·30 AI Cam~·mn
dlrplayl)d fine 1hooUng form 01
ho aamered ac«lng laurels tor
the gnmc ~ lth 16 polnt1
Dlc:lc Mllltr. Phi Com. trail~
Camozon by a pol.n.l a.nd follow
la.tnmllto Stan Radc:IUf poltod
J I. DIU f'lowuw s.corocl on.o..thlzd
of the Commuton poln.ta to bt~cl
hlt. ball c:J ub. Bttrt Lond....,k c:balluld up 12,
~d Bob ro-. had oi::~ht eounJert.
Wallin ~od tho night whb II
poinu to hl1 crocUI.
Fox h:d in nhoundl wllh 10,
Vrrmflhon puUed 13 ofl the
boudJ. Phllll~ Will lhll Wlldc:at'l
top rcbCJundu with Jll.
B&kurdar'• IJilmO aJ Llntlold
waa lo-1 by "one of lho-o br .. b,"
to quota eo.ch Ooddard •gain
~w. play~ a good ga.LM. •Ul:a·
out m.ny mbtaka. " Wh J tb•n
wu tho unlucky break?
Wllh tho IICOrc 70-IJS tn w •
favor whh one accond I It Carl·
10n, th• WildCllt"• Ct!nlcr, jumped
up 11 25-toot 1hot Utal fell
tt.rouah 10 put the l!llmc Into
ovcrum Ro}e1 McDaniC'l had
)u t hit two clutch field 1oal5 to
1lv" lhe PJon.,r.-. ibn two point
lo!Dd
lJl tho oYertilfll , Polh~m~l, ODI
of tho Wll.dCI'h fin• quartet of
guuda, acored ll1x of tho ten
polllts hU by Llnli•l<l. Bernie Granl. &I'IOihor Uno rMOna for
Llnft.ld, hll wuh ae &ocandJ l•U
to gl•e !he Wildcats lbo wln.
LC ~ ah• d un:UI the
Wlldata Ur:d the .cora llt 00.00
• n r r r n n - --LU2 u = w w w .~
Pioneer Scoring
1'0 I'Y 77 T.,.OJJa N 45o4IT llll ... .......,. " DoU4 lt'l L"U•ar.t. 4ol 11:)411 llO
ar.D--.1•1 .u ~(Hi) 100 l'o• .. a--t& I C. a.ntaa Jill a~ liD z.. ..... ta-te '74 .... .., •.. Ia ~~ " a.-u 17 1-.el .,
-r r r r n n m r-vw w u 4 u u w ~
on Ji field 10111 b)' CArll.on The
IC()rC! wobbled baclc and rorth un­
til McDaniel hlt hiJ ~ throw1,
tMn came Carllon'• tyfnJ
bud! ct.
Maurer lltld VnmUllon l.cl •
bel•oc:od Pl-rinQ ac:«l.llg lli•
l.lc:lc wUh U polnb apl-. Jim
Bou.tin ca.oMd 13. Lundmuk 12,
and r" nJno.
Wilson's Grapplers Trounce SOC
As Galloway, Coleman, Clock Win
LC'a potent ~MJnt·"n·groane. Tb.o PlonMn g-r~ cmly ooe
polhh•d off the Soulhc:rn Or gon pin du.riAg the e11.1u. -t. a.ad
Red R.1dms In an lnter·l~aue P-.r Clodt once ..,aln wu U.
wrcstUnr ~1 ••h, 21·11, on the honor~ ono. Clodr plnood Roo
Olson, Calhoun, Barber Gain Final Wins Th~ Yo1.1 B mn won n bard
!ought v~etory from the fuvorllr
!ltadm!ln an th~ oftumoon'JI other
lnlmmural c:ont~!llt, by 11 norro"'
·ll-3tl mar1in. With Ron Timpe
apralnlng IU' nnklc ln the tint
qunrtcr. th•• Madmen flnlshed
thl' tame with only four mt'n nnd
thuJ loet lhe!r optncr. P1on~1 homo bJU,. llut Frlda:v Mu.ll1oax ln 1109 of U.. •••t f1IU
Mt.no Bowera quickly 1rart~ round.
tho Pion11r point brigade In tho LC'JJ nc:ltt fll<! will be ~
In lM wrutllna llnnl! hbt
Ttaursdny, thrcu organlzo.Lion
c:amr up with two cllampton.!l
apiece u approximal~ly J7~ per
10ns were on hand to witn~ lht
!tnt annual JM "'l'C.Sthn!" cllmax
Val VanLu••an decialonc<l BlU
C11lp. uo&Uachod. 7 ·0. to gi ..
Tbtla Uvo additional polota lo•
' ward their total output lor tho
llollrD'f·
Cltl Chinn, playlnll undo•r the
Lambda bunncr.., lOll to Wally
Zlmm~;,t man. Sin Ep, 7 .t In thr.
137-prJUnd W<iJlht d1vi 1on.
BuJc:h Bonner brought La the
mond c:hamplooshlp hom to the
Theta CIU fru. as ho plnnld
Lynn Roumagowc faC\IU, In
2.06.
Howttrd's only cnlrnnt m ll1c
tournr', fnoshmnn L:\rry Olsen,
d ,c JDncd Clnrk Ptclct>nnto S11:
£t o to wm tli.l bout
Sophomore prosidont . Skip
Calhoun. pinned T.D. Hugbel,
Linfield Tops
I JUnior Vllnlll)" ba "k< ID:tll
unm 1hnred the fate of the vo~­
' last wcPkend-they wi!re
~ten b)' Lldaeld, ';1-56 Thetr
currtnt record rs o rcspcctllblc
fJ\'C wlns onrt three dcteatJJ, how-
JV Scoring
'1:7' &•• 08 18.3
9!J u.o
03 u.o
'711 ,,.
&1 .,, •s a.o 22 ... ,
. 8 7.11
Tht JV'a tunu• a balenc:tod
scorlna auack. A p.roblom exl1b
thai only two to.rec:ourt men
c-urrently playing-Vic: EIIIJ
Bjorn lwaruoo. Mlc:koy Hor·
plaYI forward tor Jbe loam
AUTO
INSURANCE
• Prcrcrn·d Ruk
• Sub.Swndard Risk
• Special raws for marri•"tl
\nd women rtudcnt
PREMIUMS FINANCED
CH 4--8880 Apha. lo gho Sig Ep tholz HCOnd
champ of tho ovonlng.
Rill Bnrb< r L •mbd '· nnd Bob
)o i&ehcr, Sic £p, w~tlcd I he
n•••t matcl1, which turned out to
be the closest contc:st ol the cv""
nln1. &r~r 'l!o'On by a dechlon.
3·2, by liCOrlng with o tllkc down
nnd n penolty pomt 1111Am1t hiJ
oppon•·nt for locking hands w+!lln
on top. Fischer gained hla I\\ o
polnl with '-"~CilJ)C!
Tho next two match01 wero
won by tho PbiCorns . u Jake
Joclaoon doc:Uionod BUl Turntr,
4·1, and Fred Brown plnn~ Jan
!Colly, hb fellow teommato
Two obecrvouoa.s wer d' ' •1:<1
from the fll'llt 11nnunl 1M wresl·
ling show: o. noticeable lnck of
1nd1v1dun1 ph)'l;tcal c:onclltlonlng
and n surpruang amount or wrut·
lmg knowledgt.• dlsplll)'C!d by thu
pluliCJponUI ·~JX'Cillll" ror lntro·
murals.
A. "'"k ago lut rught. lbe
Pioneer ]V' s
o•en though ho i.a lblod as a
gu:nd by th" •lnlty
John Shllff< ph1~ both lOr·
word and guard Buddy Sm1th
tmd Ron Ncdry SC<' rnos.l of the
action at thu cunrd po$1Jr, how
c\'"r All but R<:Jl!ett nro 10pbo
anur•" Olhur playc111, all 8Utud
and all Cre.hmcn, ue Dkk [.()n
Nul~ Jonro nnd Mtkc Vmcllh
l.:ur wook'& Jon to Linfitld
••w eut. •coring 13. lWIJ'IIOn II.
Smith II, Nodry nloe, Htrvtrt
eight and Sha!for tour.
Th\ jUI\IUr VIII ill< OJM!tlll<'l :1
, troinmc b'TOUnd for the varstt)
fh!J u wh)• they llt't" openaung
out of o hi&h post and cut.awo)'
of!~rul' (lhc \"BI'Sit)' otlcnse> c:vcn
thou"h the to!am h11 only two
J'<•numr fort ~urt mC;:I~
Tho JV'a play Linlt•ld WWam·
olio end Paci.Llc La loaguo com
poliUon. WhliDUlD and the Col·
logo of Idaho aro loft off their
s.chedulo ~DUIO ot tho tnYel
problem.
1'h< .-oach t. sophomore Larry
PhtlUps, with \'RI'IIII)' conch J1m
t":"Ocldard 11 J.Stlng •
JV Results
o.o.a . 81 .LO ..
a...t = £0 u cna.ra • LO ,.
Ooat4r«la M LO ca n LO M ow11:
l'SO • LO .. -Pa.ol.Oo .., .LO ..
L!Jlll•lO fJ LO 60 --611
MOTTO OF THE WEEK
''YOU CAN'T FOOL ME, I'M TOO IGNORANT. " llml•tlnala woro hold. wiJh a to
111 of ,_...., pl.nr to biglillgbl tho
eunlng w~Uing cud.
l ynn Roumoaoux, u groduatc
iludent, partlclpoling for thc
faculty t.hu year, pinned John
Klug, Thl!t.a Chi, in the Yl't')' 11011
mnteh to eh·e the llltt·ndlnll fans
nn early indication ot what "'11'
In 1torc lo them.
Next on lllp wu lh• c:onl"l
~lw .. n lhu roar·· atude!U body
pr .. idoru Ton y M.lchaolaon ,
wro.tllng foz tho L11mbda c:auaa
and Theta'\ oob:anJ, Ray B4tnnor.
M.lchooboo. who r .. c:.hed the
finll.b •Ia ll byo, Will pinntd to
tho mat 1.n h1s lint ldual match
a.nd th!U Benner ~mo tho oolr
&~~>nior to .w-Yivo the EamfL
Followlns true to form, Sill
F.p't Clark P1ekcnnr. nlso pinned
h11 opponent, Bob Atwood
Tho only ~tneJlac:h~ fM wrost•
llng pa.rtidp.nt 10 gain the final
fro.hman BW Turnor ploood
uppiTc:laumaa Bob Nolllnllhom.
Sl51 Ep In h1a wolght c:lau to obo
qoln tho fl.llo.la.
I'om HUI' be.< , the only J\ I phn
ml!mbcr to t:am th~ rmnb,
pannt.'d hiS oppon!!nt, Gorden
J\dn1M, TheL ChJ
In other HCOnd ro~ ac:tlon.
1.ury ~n. Rowa.rd. pln.nod
Ju.nlor KuJ Klooslfr Th•laJ Sldp
Calhoun. S!g Ep, doc:talonod D&Yo
Randlt, PhiCo1111 7-0J Llllll.bda 'a
BUI Bubor pinnod Tony Azlgtll.
PhJCom.1 1 Brown, PhiComa won
by lorfeU ovor b.l.a toammato .
Mlllon Jl.lto Jacuon doc:ialon..:l
Wolkor, Thota. 5·0: 1.11d Mal
CowgUI Yogi Bou, loot to Sl9
£p'1 Bob Fi.sc:hu .by a fortal.l. "qr rnnnnr--¥ w w u w w w -
-1·0
-1..0 0.1
0.1
~ n r n n r n "W wwuwwww
Dnl~Jn) JDI"'!' .LJIAOV11
1..0 y~·-• o-.. 1..0
Kalla ..0
ftWl'7 1..0 - 0.1 KM•e• 0.1 Oo>mmn~
Platt O.l u ...... 0.1 --Hal Tbomu of tho Y ogl Bean
and Doo El.Llngt.ton and Cordon
1\.lbori. Madmen , aband BCOring
honors with 13 poiDJI aploee.
MAidmat~ Skip Hart eannod • d!n·
an In the tight 1M c:luh.
Pistol Pete Packs
Plenty Pro Power
P(.t Ward, !onn~r L<.. bor.·
stop, oppcan n:ady to vault mto
tho: major leagues no:t ac1110n if
his pa.t minor loop record; ntcnn
on)•thlnlt nt all
MP&Stol Pot • hu boen among
t.he top tic:lu:nen in both 'aasons
that hto has performed profa~~si on·
all'. w IU'd wU1. ll a.ln -with lhl
Baltimore Oriol01 at aprlng work·
out thi ,.Ill' In on offort to Join
tho puoru toam..
At Stoekton wo ycnnJ ngo,
Word hJt .o~:! '· ono: or thl! hvc bot
marks posted In lhc tOUI!h CaJ.
tfom1n Stlltc t..engue that acnson
and beltc:d li homl!rl whUI' J)C!r­
!onning Ill CHry inf1cld position.
L:m sclUon the Onoles promoted
lht' scrappy ~.JrW:.rsonrnn up n
notch to Fox Cttlcs ot lhe Three I
lc~u" whe~ he surpaurd hi
llr 1 pro p'!rlormllnCC".
Whllo t.oadln9 rho Wbcon.cln
-nln• to tho chaunpton.chlp. Ward
talllld • fioo .344 b4lt mark. top&
ln tht lo&9\JO. Jn add.lhoo be
polod out 162 buo hl.b, 1$ of
which wont for the dbt.anc:e .
Noodlou ro ...,, t. wu c:b-n
lbe t .. gut'll moel •alut.blo player
for hb .tlort and agalo made U..
all-lliar •quad.
&ltunorc WIU quad<: to take
notice of Word's AC'C'Ompllahmcnu
and 11!11\"llnlcd tht" bro!lh IVOklc
w1th a 1prlns lJ'amtnR ofCcr. A
Rood !l))rtnl! ahowtng would land
hun a spot on the BllltJmoro var­
flty-but ln the oull11'ld, n po­
•ltlon unfamJU11r to Ward until
lui yl!ftr 1 Fox Cities
Paul RJcharda. Oriole liold geo •
tnal. W1ll on• wbo augg•Jod Ptte
bo mo•ed to the ou.ttlold to ~ltor
hll ehanc:ea of bf'IUio9 In wUb
I be b4lll c:l ub.
P,•tc Wnn:l, 1 namo to M'.tn<'m•
b<:r o.nd llllOthcr Pion~r athlc 1.0
r.ol~ pta~
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Open 24 Hours o Ooy
9300 S. W. B•overton-HIIIsdale Hwy.
CY 2-3524 ....,. fin1 match by ao.a.ri.ng fin tDII.'n nvall, the: Vlldnp a! Port·
pollltl on a lorloll. land State, thf.1 Friday llftcmoon
Ken Wlllhnru of the vblung on the latter'• homo JP'DUftcb.
Ashland lnslltut.lon tied the team PSC ahapes up 113 Ont! af the
(COte In \he nut mtltch by plo-toullht!St opponents t.o face lhc
nlng Crt>Shman Gory NclsoD lO Pione~ thla aeD.JOn. PSC defeat·
the maL Vern Humble won o.n-cd thb .same soc group, 36-0 1lut
other five c:ounten for \he LC Saturday, to darly ahow haw
via n tor1elt 1n the 137-pound tOU&:h they tt:Jlly nre.
clnss.
SocUhorn Or~oo won tho next
two m&Jc:hors by docblona: Jtm
Hic:k;a OYU Wud PlurnmOT and
Jerry KW1 det .. Jod Mac: SmUh.
Thb W1ll tho only llm.e SOC ltd
dufUiq the dual m .. t. and thon
only by ono sUm pomt, ll·IO •
Ho r. I dotincd not
to 103c another mau:h PJ the Pjo­
ncc.rs ilowly ~unci out thctr
dctory. Neil GaJIOWBJ' cnbbcd
the lead :from the pup at SOC
ln the very next match by de­
c:Won.lng Bill Ho.rtley tn t.he 167·
pound weight davl.luon. Jt.'tl'Y
Coleman alJo won his mntc:h
ngalnst George Mosa by n dC!­
c:.lJion. Fol.lowio9 uo the LC·PSC paiz.
ln9S lot tho up.cornir:lg &Ualr.
with LC p..rudpantl flnt in •c:h
voight .U.islon:
123: ~.farv Bow·" Jun Stm·
1011: 130• Vem Humbto-Lynn
Pett~hn, 137: l.arT)· Hown.rd­
Gory 1JonJ).and, two-ume Padftc
Co3st clulmp1on, 147 Want
Plummer-Jock Andcnon; 157
Mnc Smttb-Mnrtln Ln~ who
bas partiCipated In lh PwJ
Amcncan Came!. Al!o c:hDSeD as
best ~tler at Pnc:1.fic Coa.st
meet; 18i Nell GallowD)-Autry
Eble.r; 177: Jerry Colcmon- Jtm
Bluler; He:~vywei3ht Pnt Cloc:k
-Bob KOnnilln.
-r r n n n n n n • n • m r m n -• d u u b -b -• u u • u -b w -
Piotaeer Patfc~r
By Bob Cantin
Att~rr wnlinJ for the Loi tor two and ~ haU yon, I ~1
the thought o! lh._ bcing my hnnl column, but Judi b the <::iR..
Through the pcut !1\'c 1emotcns ot LC, I ha\'1.' ~ many c:huac:s
ln this colll!.l!<•. both nc:ndOIUc:t~ll)' and alhl uc:all)
lt 1S to tho latllr 1b&1 1 would l.l.k. to C:Ort:UIIent i.o my retiri:n9
pioc:o ot jouro.l.llm Much to my diamaT. atudont 14len=t -thla
cw..mpua b &till In th• .-tDo llato that U wu who.n I lll'Ti•~ lD s.p.
temtMr 19.58. School apiri.t baa not iocnruocl. in the llold of ILihlatia
lltlyway. to a.ny nodc:~~ba.blo cWitr.nc:e with tho ox~phon of CO\lnO
ot l.ntnmurala.
IM c:om!)' 'JUon has bec:om~: more~ trom year toy r,llnd mueh
swd01m bac&ing hu tollowl'd thiJ up..and-c:om\ng span at Pnlnun
Hill lntrumW11 1.1 have pi'O\idcd 111 cbanee Cor all alhlt't~ to get better
acqu!llnto..'d with othcra m sport~ Ill which they bn\·c common fn.
tcresta.
Laval.,- through tho oUorta of Eldon Fix. the iDDBZIIunJ pi'OIJfBZII
h.u grown ~ lhz11 l .. gues In moe.J aports.. at lout a donn organiaod
IO&Jn and oYtr UO partfo:i~nb i.o c:oznpehlion tbi.a fu thb ••uon.
Tb.l.a .. -u t.b"d of tbo fi~JUJW of tn thal aa:ouotod for 1M
alhletlar at 1h1a aamo limo lut ,.ar.
nl< hfl! donr.o ll rflmarkablc job ID C:Ompiling d~t&Jlcd rteardJ ,;f
~och otpnlzation'• necomplilhmcm ts, ll.Dd m11kes 1111n: that aU tn•
d!vlduals CU"C IU.'Ognl:tl'd nnd gl\1!11 PJQpcr publicity He b lJo
rupon.11blc for putUn~ out ihr. finst lncramunal aport's hAndbook..
11 cuide lO t~t competition at LC.
Look:io9 at tho •anU, aid• of the plcruze. 1 fou .. many do.-.lop­
rnonts in tho neu JuJui'O. A naw Ooor in tho srrm 1.1 a m1111 bafoN
tho ~~ext baalretbeJJ ue.acm. W11h th.ls eoulcl como aame IUI"Prising
c:b&n!fK i.n th• buamtnt. J\U.t wa.U.
PianN:r achlttcs M\"1: managed to come dos , but not quilt" win
the NWC m the top thr«! ~pcllt.h-e aporu durtllJ.! my ~tion as
EporlJ editor. Thry hA\'c how vcr managed to win tht! lnldc Utlc
n number of times, nnd hould rom~ throuah llgllm thlJ SI!IIDn Abo
look for .I hlt h· tlnbhtn.t: bllJketball tum come Ute end of February.
Coach Jtm Goddard'• men poaou ell tho e~Ulliea of a cooJv .
enc:e ehompianslup aqwad. Ptoper appl!cati.oD of thHe ca~illia.
c:o~&ld moan anothu trophy ln tho Clift. Co4dard a1ao dalms the NWC
c:o-c:.ham~ ln hu golf a .. m. W11h ball of hb c:hamploDihlp squad ,.. •
tum.l!lg. llong with MYUIJ fNSllrrllltl p~. WlUarneUe wUl han
to atru9sll• to O'l'lln galo a lie thla MUO.D.
BllSCtwU Hllwn't l lkcd •lth Fn.>d Wihcm lat.e)J" He't too b~
net una his "rctlin.Q t1;11m in top 111pc. for ro\lllh C<Jntpct.Hlon :trom
O~on State and the Unhcrw.UJ a1 Wuhmgton. W Lmn"1 grupplen
hnvc doni! quit \\ 1.'11 fn th lr Urlt if"W outmp. nd ahould co on
tol :put I C on tho nwp ns o tQp wrcstl101 «::lle~;
Well. that about wraSN U up. Tho pi.UW'It hu bun all rnina. to
wrlto about athletos of auc:h blgh o;allbar o~ thAt put two and •
haU aouona. Hero'• to pr•atvr ethldlc accompliahmenJ.J in '11 • l•n:e.stigate Greeks to Decide
ln tb~ fourtheotnlllg month, o once-in...a-bfcumc opportun­
l~ \\ill lK-! :penenccd b~ membtts of anc o! the l~t rush
classes m I.e\\ IS ;md Ch11k's history.
lt lS to Uns lar~;:e cntht,Slnstie group llult ihis cdatonal lS
direc1.ed b.."'CCIuse, as rushi!CS and prospectl\"c plcdJ;cs. you
me cliglble to mspcct Greek hle an ,!::aiDpus .nnd to crnlu3tc
the potential mcaniil8 of "'fellowshap" :m college.
Approching this proJC'Cl rn the correct manner could de­
temunc the m.nxunum a.f inendshlp. CilJOymcnl .nnd cooper­
alum you will cc:qwre throughout your ccll~ days.
h 1S your du~ to attend 311 the rush fune'.1ons of cndl
Ollr<mWlticm. taking p:u1icular note or thCU" members. thCJr
standards and thCU" social acti\"ltics.. Then :formulate your
opuuons nbout cadl one before preference days.
:Mnn) rushees m the p.ut ba\·e made up their mmds too
quu:kly and as a result have re~ized thcu-own mistake after
lnlUlltion. Don t JOin n fntunity or sm-onty just because some
of your fnends DUly. In the same :respect. mal.-e your final
chou:e without the influence 'Of other pros~ll\"e pledges. Be
i.Ddcpendent, lblDk !or yoursclf.
Remember , .nil the !rntcmltics a.nd sororitJes worlt together
through thm-councils and that you will Dot be "'nlone" if \'OU -mak D cll01cc daf!erent !rom thAt o! \"Our friends. •
Ask lots of questums. ha\•e a swell time and look lhe.Ir I
over. Good luc:k. B.C.
W1ar of Ideals Rage
There is ~ar gGUll: an no -.s more fierw than any
the free ~'Orld ho.s e\-e.r hnd to ace. lt is the 'ft"'.l' for men's
mmds.
The (Ammunb;ts ha\"e sufiet~ few defeats m this war.
The democ:ratu: naU!m$ ba'\"C not been able to find a \1: capon
po~ e.rful enough to ward off the pe:rs:isteru crecpmg of
c-ommunist mfiltratum m underd~eloped countries.
The ,mon effective detcr.rent lD a war oi minds is truth.
Now. t!\UY Amencnn .m.ny become a front-line soldier armed
with paper, pen and stamps. Letters Abroad, Inc.., 45 East
65th S:. New York ~1, N.Y.-ts 2 nan-profit orgaru.zation sel
up under P.rcsident Eisenhower's People to People Pc..ace
ProgrtUD;
Letters Abrcmd has n tnl.ined staff which, upon Jt!Ccil'ing the
mme, address, nge, sex and interests a! n potential good­
'Wfil amlvlssador, will "mAtch .. him up w1Ua a :suitable cor­
respondent from lands 'that :ue, or prorruse to be, trouble
spat&.
Too mnny peoples of the world :think o! the avernge Amen­
can as a SlereOlype af the "Ugly Amer:ialn."' They judge the
Umted States mtd 1ts people by ille many iru:ompetent. diplo­
mats, fmelgn :sen"U:e employees and "'ricll capitalists" that
they rnrounter.
The ,., cbnnge oi let\85 will uu:rease the understanding
bet\\'et:n our country md otllers. It 1S aD oppo:ruruty to tell
oar Slde and t.o try to c:onec1 the dista.'"tions that many Asian
and A!ricms" mmds now hold nbout us..
LC students should rise to thls opportunity. A few minutes
o! time spent wn:.ing a lctter may go a lang wny in making
this wculd aoon to be our worlD a place of brotherhood,
underst41ndlng and freedom. D.W.
LITTLE ~iAN ON CMIPU
llllt 1, PtONE£R LOG
Church Suffers
Inner Conflicts
By · • Willon
A• Told 1 t>oiOift WUior
The •H1 ~ h b lhoUllbL
to ~ o st.rang bulwar unlnst
Communlml In Cuba and to a dl"­
l:n'C lhb II tru l"
Tb• lnlnJSI<!n of RUSSIAn WI·
tun.' and 1ts anll·rcllg•ous can·
ttpt.J hJl\'C olena:d UtC' Church
to lh dant: ra. ~lll<ltulll,r, the
Cuban p;: plo ha\-c had a ttronn
h llgiOUJ f llh t:nu nl;o an mtl·
clerical tcclmg Thi5 tt<:mJ frum
th~ foct that lhl" cl\ureh tlns CCI
l~ tO tia UJlpt;l' cl~ ODG
lo~ ll~{-etcd Uu-pc.ople 111
bacJ..-wurd arc:a.
Th ~~~ bctw«-n the
church and the revolution ls a
IOUI'C'C of deep intcmnl ronllkt..
This rontliet 'all vwblc in •
Chrbtma s e'\ e llUl$S Ill a &\ '1lllll
thtdral. IU ~ s;roup crtlcred
th Cburdl we " rc m~t ~ a
mlli tiama n and wcrc lnstrucb!d
tb tws with tb~ rest of the pa­
nlhionen il \be prn.~t ahould
10uo1 on c:auntcr-n!,"'lubQDU)'
~bJ«IJ.
THE p&rtshloncrs I ~lkcd to
"ere T'C'"'iuUona..ry end countcr­
rc,-oluUonary nlOre, but they all
wl"t"d the stru,&glc to n:eoDale
the 1nOu~oe of mat1!f1allnie con­
'l:'f.'PU brouthl nbout br the ro'-oll
"1th tbclr up'llnn£lna;: lD the
Chun:h. .In '\-hiling many homes,
I wns aware of the Sa~'Cl Heart
:an lhe lwma room and Castro's
pleturc m the kitchtn.
I .:!liCOuntcl't.'d no boslWty on
l.he< Pllrt ol lbc people to ml' ar
to Americans 1l1 cmenl Wbtle
J WU Ul the lnsUIUtC u! }.garian
Reform Buildll\& the DCWI oi
.unmlnent 1 n ,. 11 1 i o n spread
throut;bout Ha\'Ulll Banner
bead.l1ncs saumed at tonheam·
~ AmttJcan ~n.l talkt11
to the commander of the mte.mal
secunty force, and wben I
&bowed him tbe n~'iJII&pcr he
could DOt help llluching.
l'HE rtrc!nJ:th o! a country l.i~
In Its people nnd ~U,. in \1.1
)'OUth. l found lbc:: dctcrmlrur
tfon m the Cuban unin.-s1ty rtu­
dcnta ln ahArp cootn.st with that
af Amcrkan studenlL Cuba.n ttu•
clentl felt tbal [f II COIIlltJ"l.- is
coin: to malnuun and direct
lc::adcrship in "''Wld :atiaU'S Us
ltUdcnts dlould be a1:11lely
llv.-urc of the~r J'Ull<'ftllbility
tOWlird fulfilling and malll tafu ·
inJ: the role.
A great to do ls made m Cub<~
o\·cr the U S. IShartcomliiJ:l m
.ah·m.c da r~~cial problClnl. But.
the problems C!ldst in Havana,
too.. The :t: ~ quarter or the
cHy Vi>tll l.he only ouc 1 found
without pro-Castro adammt..'lllL
Upon talkint: to some Ne:gnK'S,
l ''aS amazed to lenm af Lheir
" 1 ,. tar Castro Their reason
Court Held
wns ome
throu.ch the 'forest one clrearv.
d11mAI, fot:a nil!hl. Suddenl)o be l\'llJ, titc~y said, thot ror mn~
)'Cfll'l th• ~•'tif'O oml th~ '' hit•
hli\• ll\ ild Jtd• b~ ale! m do­
mmic ti'Cinqulllt) but ' ith th•~
1:t!mlns; of th< 1'('\'0lutlon, come
~tro·· crnphwa.lnc ur d lind
mcsHc tn\nqullh.), but '' llh th
pllrt of l" 5trD IO fo~ M!CIItl
mt~crnuon hu l'l'Clltcd o dl!'t: I'
r'Q()U'<I end "'rahtcnt t~ llnr or
· nhll~h· Otnt\11$! tht rOUf'
Church fobs
Give Variety
\ 'l ~ ,
to ~oung nu:n nd womtn unda
5J10DS0rshlp o! the Protestant
~hurdles Cl1"\'! \'llricd The-y rant:~
from .. whitt rollar" to Iabar;
tram local IIJICfldC$. 110me fo~n.
10me denomlna\lonal boards, to
int.~urrh ~tndt"ll
MOST CHURCH \•ocatlc:on~ re­
q lllnl four ynrs o1 l llK>ral n rll
oo!lcce and seminary Special
fieldJ such ns tcaclili\J: lllld medi·
ClJIC rcqulre nlso tht' crt'dr.ntlals
n~ry f~ thl'.SC r1clch. Work·
ers nl'edcd in tnc local pruUh m·
elude: minister. usodatc or Ill·
dstllnt miruster, director at ro­
~&ous t11ucauon. office s~tal')·,
full Wile music director, edutti•
tlonal usbtant, ~tor of youth
or children's work, d1 acont'SS,
church soc!al ·work, church l\l'lt•
ton. or cu: todlan. jcomrnunit)'
"'1"" .ec:I'\.'Ur)·. mlUtary choplaio
or lllSUluliGrull chaplains.
\-ocauons 10 the denomination­
al or arcns prog~m \'llry too
Wor.kt!rs hcrQ usually handlc th~
Oll:DDWI\l:, :lmanc:lal and cduc:a·
tional end oJ lM chureh. \'oc:a·
Uons mcludc: denominational
ed&tors CUld lesson wnters, d~
nomm.atlonat ~cc:uth cs. expert
in nd&o. films. tv. publlshlnc
house mana~;ers, pnntcrs. &ale$·
mm, ott~ and plant persoanet,
book sLOre manaacn and clerks.
o.tlia--c::rrtar:r o.f c 1 era c a 1
l\'Orker
CAMPUS . institutional o n d
mil t.IJ') orkers !nclude coU~c
or p~p U'hool chaplaln, denoml·
natlo.nal clutptal.n, collrJ:"e or pn:p
lcllool t~dlcr o! relicion, pro­
fessor In theolo(ical 'c.mlnal')·.
student mo'\~cnt ll!.l'at'tary,
hotJRp&nmt, tull·UJnl! hospttal or
Jail chaplan1. \\'Orkt'J' In thurch
11lStitutlo.n lf.lr ~ial JtTOUps,
commwuty Y secntal')', mllltan· • • clloplaan.
Missions both foreiifl and
abroad offer PQSJtions in mils.lons
u e"\'1Ulgelist, teachcr 1n erode
or hl&h &r:hool, Rmlllllr)' teaCher,
doctor, den Us t, n Ul"'l!, social
'\\-orkcr, ognc:ultumlilt, dietitian
and oversec~J n:llcf worker.
Succint Sayings
dv& :e 15 Ill< .no .. ; lh ..o.IJ
h falls. lhc Iongo-h dwells upon
and the deeper It rinks into the
mtnd
• • •
Use what talents you poccss:
lhc •ooda would be• vcry s.llent
if no birds Ani: there eucpt
those that~ best
(1'8£ READ&R'S DIGEST)
Trail Markers W~nHday , Januarr ll, 1111
Students Discuss
Greek Question
By Oolorft Will.,-at1d
Louls• Oftlnll
.A QIIC!U•'Il lacl~ ('(!llt'llt' stU•
dcnt11. Nfl«lllll} rre,hm,·n. 11 to
go or not h> RO Grc{'k. AI many
''ill b< making n tl~cL~ron bc­
r, rn tl1l" bcJ:lnnlng of tho •PrinG
~"" stt:r, Uu lA£ pn::sent& n n.'­
•"<:nt dls(UJ;Ston bt•r\\ c••n G1 L'1'ks
and rndrpcndentl In hi'IJM' that a
"'-~I'Jiph·t<' f'ICturn of the pll\c:c of
frnll'mitlet nnd wrorlllca on tho
J,C campus \\ 111 be proJ,~Ird
ON& POINT brought out in thl!
durun.lon ,,-,u thllt Greek lllo
docs upply I1JI ('motional n.:vd
All ajtnJcd that a Jludent off
camp~ would hn\ e more nl.?i.'C! of
affiliation thnn docs " n'J!Idcnt
atudcnt Gordon W<'hnc:r, Sigma
Alj)ha Si.:znn, s.•d that lhroueh
tho Gn!l'k II'"Stcm on and off • campus 5tudent.s an: brought tnlo
CIO$cr conuu:t
"'I felt that l could 'ct to
blow ~pic "'•itllout a IIOrDnt)• ."
opm1oncd Margaret Hununaton.
1 11bo tclt that l could we \\'<-d·
ndday night •.o more pro!ltablc
cndJ u far n tudying..
LYNDA LYDEN aald thnt 'he
b<'llt>vcd th 1 then. '1\'llS no ~t't'UI
oompulilon to join n aororlty AI
LC as tho.:re would bo in e lnt'l!cr
Khool. "l am able to mc~t JX.'O·
pic tnrounh other orgnnlzotions. ''
Jhc addr.d,
'\'he opportunities oficrcd by
the Greclu wc.ro n.'C'Oitruzcd br
both men1bcns and noo-mcmbcrs.
Elaine Glovka. Alpho Gamma
commented that tn a lmall pooup
suth u 11 I!Orority one wu able
lO develop h I m lJ J ( JltroUI[b
r1$pon.s&blhtlcs he could as­
sume. "I tclt that I could par­
tic:tpatc in all tbc acuv&tfc:s l
wantL'Cl to throu.llh 11 soronty."
Addmg to Elaine's OJ!crtion.
Mardo :'ttcv n Theta Kappa,
d th1 }' lr If\ ACll\oities.
LINDA BROWN . amwcred
thr 1\.m '". D) ~lin.; lhal !tU·
deota could CXC'Cllle h•ade.rthi.p
l.n othtt pa1U of campus life sud!
as student covenunmt
In renard to the unport4ncl! ot
Greek orc~wauons, Bill While
Sllld that they ddannely add to
IOCial life. He conhnucd, "l don't
lmow who else would IIPQI'IWI'
SOCial functions." The s1ud~t
body and classes onl)' $p0nsor
fwl' dane.:: a year.
EJ..AlNE declared that t.radi·
tional thlnl"~ on campus ore Jclt
to Greclts to mamtttln. onreh as
hcmu.:eommg display and Greek
portlc•Patlan in pro)t ct.s Uke the
World Un1vt'nut1 Drh·~ must be
rec-o&nhed
Re.latint to the all.o,·er CQIJlpus
picture, BUl belte\'C$ that the
Grew dt:mand lo)'lllty, ume and
rcsponsibllhy to other m"mbers
that .:oes bc:yood nonnal tJuman
intrrthang~ Gre<:la \10 ere quick
to odd thot many membu& of
thc~r organu.at1011J mamtain hllh
G P .A'a ond thnt th"n: ll a scllol­
DJtfc rcquir•'m~t for member·
ahlp
CARY BAlCER , SIJ:mll Phi ,.-?­
allon, Ulkinc up BIU'a point, said
thot an n l.ratAJmlly ooe le:.ms
to sup~ his own JI('NOnal de-1lru1 cand II) nc:l In th••
or oth••l"'l, thu! calning
mllturltv
Th!! rJIU\n~IDI c•xpt•n • W&a
iouch~'\1 on In th~ dl~cualon lllld
l\laJ1:nrd rfl~ ·~I Uti' qu lll•n
lht• CXJlLn&o \\ orth\\ hllc7" In
hru!\\ • r \\'h\ nc Kn<•Jipi'l, l.nmbda
Phi ~ ,,sllon, sntd hu h11d anv~tl
rnonr\ by Joinmc. 'l'hr rmturnH,-
pon~ora SC\'t!.rnl dl\h 11Uolra thtu
on~: cnn lllll'nd at 11 COlli hclo.­
lbnt c>( th1• :J\'1111[• mn\•1•
WILL Cl\E£K'S remain" 'Oital
part or compua htc? MnriJilll.l
JAld I hill people \\Ill nl" nn
Jli'OUP togrthu regnnilr.J~.J of tilt
mamt' otlnch•~ to the group.
Wcnoru: cxpn ~cd the b<'lli!f llLlt
LC \\ itbout any frutcrullii!S or
aororiUI.'J or 111mllar m-aup.s b not
r.nOU!Ih to produtc lhe fct'Jinll Of
brothabood that [s to be touncs
In a smnU ortttanlzauon.
G~lu nnd &nd·~·p. -·nd(tr~ta ·
jomt'd to,;cthcr In urging ~JI.
men In co throu~:h rulh
tlons. Linda pointed out that
alud• nt.J •hould be aurc to ~
mr.mb<lr that th~· rnB)' ru
\\ lthout prdarlnn. Greek mr-m.
bc!'l fl'lt lhat tho who hnrbar
anU-Cr~ l•"<!llnr ·;hould nub
and "lnvo:sl•cutc and not t.nnd 0n
the outsld1 throwing 110111.'11 at
som~·thmg th•·y don't really k.nol\•
nbouL"
Dimes Help
LC Student
Thl• 1901 :'ot4rch or Dimes
campa1gn b<•i\ns this month tn
what promL' to be "tile most.
mtcnalve c:ampulfn of the Na­
tloMl Foundation's rrce!nt hll­
tory an Multnomah county"
John Schetk)', dl.t'('Ctor Ia
Multnomah county said. "Tht
new Manh o! Dimes al~nd)' hu
made a substanual bcgmn1nc 1n
ita expand~'Cl pro~tam of scckln&
to Pl"t·vent birth defects and
nrthriUs in addition to continu•
1ng to sN•k control or pa~lytk
poho."
Scop~· of tht National Found•·
t•on's I!Xpand<-d program lJ bet­
ter undc!"'tood when It i rent
ucd lhat 11,000,000 Americ:arv
ore aflllctcd with orthritb and
that one out or cvl'ry 16 chHdn·n
born have somt• kind of birth dc­
!cct.
The c:tJ~· ond t.n"'tmcnl o!
polio \'I cUm! is 1 ill I l m~tjor !ac­
tor m lhc 'March of Dlmc.s pro­
~tam. Sc:hetlcy Tl'porttd that SZu,-
683 \\'liS ~pent on polio pntlmiL
from Janunl')' throu&h No~mbl!l'
of 1960
The< prospects for dccn!D.II'd 11e.
tlvlty In poUo work arc not good.
Sch~tky said, "Over haU of the
people in lhb area ba\'e not been
vndnatcd and until they an:,_ tht>
load 11 £oing to continue to ~
h,.avy."
In addJUon to 1t1 research work
the Foundnlfon hn~ also on L'<iu·
c:atfonal scholonhip program to
pro\•ldc tr~tlncd work<'n tor pro­
feuion.~ In lhl• fitold a! health
work. w Otwell one of his besl
frimdJ. <:OmiJlll lO\II'anl htm.
Rampley was stnlnitclY O\"U·
rome With an 0\'Clpowcnn& ur;c
to kill Otwell. so he p!cl..-ed up o
llrrcc club hid bdUnd n ~and
clubbed Otwcll to dCtlth 3S be
walkc!d by
AT HlS trial for murder,
Rump!~ plelldcd not guilty by
:reason o! 1nuru t)'. Two P5)' •
chial.rim testil1ed that R.wnpley
v.-u mentally dernnged, and that
gloomy wcalhi:'J' had .!I depu~ed
him lhut he suddenly bad on
"iniJtlble lniplme" to kill. evCTl
thouch •' th(!O WTf arne Ume he
blew It wu "'I"'OJ,C to hill. Someone Expects
Withdrawal Time God;
Scant They provldc five scholonhlps
In lhb fJP.ld. They nre In mcdl·
clnl.', n u r B I n £. occupollonal
thN1tpy, phyalca.l th••rnpy oncf
aoclal work.. Thto scllolar.Jhip Onl
for four Y• ar of .tud~ and m~,y
be w:cd lO financl' ony p lrt of lhC'
11tudmt's cduenllonal prol[rom
l'HE COM\T HEJ.D: RwDpl~
convH:ted a1 tmrt d"II'CC mur­
ckr. Il D penon 1.1 80 lns:one
that ttl! does not kDoY: the dif·
fen:nce between rlehl and wzonr ..
hto cannot be C!Oavict.cd of mur­
der. HowC\'c:r, 11 one l:nOWI the
dJ.tt en.'1l«< bclv. Cftl rilh t Clad
"nm£. he wl1J ..UU be coovktld
CVI!tl thDutb he bad e "incsti·
ble impul!e., to ldll.
• •
nos COLUMN ls to pre~CDt
llmaal prlnClpl of :b""· n Is
not to be taken li5 ll:pJ nd vice.
S~t chantes in Ow loc:u may
chDQ£e the outcamc of a CllliC.
College o! lJGw, Wllllll'Jl\!ltte Unl·
''ctlit;r. A.b. 'twu with ngbs fuU ol
eo..., lhaJ l grMtod aau tchool
trieut• b-for CbNtm.u •ac-a·
ti.-. Thair flnala ••re o..-.r and u..., ccvld JPOtD4 tluV n~tlon~
u U..,. whhecl. But 'Jwu a hap·
Pf me. a .em•tar em4m.t.. wban
~. the ,_ &tude~ r_l..,.d
lhllu grad.e& ju.&l lA time to make
U.. .,_ yaar look a UUJa b!Mk.
The problem a: rcc:dvlng
grudes we 1111 face. We must pa)'
$1 to wUhdBw or add a clasa u
wce.k al\tt thr .tlrBt day of lhe
Gemt:sU:r. This doo not ~eem
Qulw enough dmc to gut ccn·
Cl'lll p!d.uro of a class, and ,,
you wall Jon1cr and llldt funds,
whll t thct1f
'Wb,.-n do w., r cd vc our
rrnde:sl UDtortAmataly, not unlil
Fcbn.uuy J3. So you can not. baae
yoor d~lalon to t.okc 11 claa upon
pat performance..
Dr. Thar.r Qi•es up th1a rar of b~ Af'lllll tbal tho ad..mlnltttt ·
tloa !& lo•eatlgating the poalbU·
ltr of abU.Ung lhll IBM ragWn.
trillion and SJRdt computation.
Playbo) 'llJ 1 LZ&n tunr, up
"Playboy f0W11, de.lcncd to ap­
peal to 10pbbtlcaled, youn.: men
and women'' for thoS(.> who were
dlxouragoo by first socmesk-T or
!or n aummcr of n!lanlion.
Tbo tCNI'I wW !aahue tripe to
£w~ . Ra.....U. M•:dco. Jamka.,
U.. Padllc atld ··&pedall,. ta.U·
ored lndiridua] llinoruiel. h The
ncorted touzs ara bel.og of1•Nel
to college =~n lltlcl womeu of 21
or older for 23..day alr loun for
Sl.440. Tboao who c-annot lake
more tb•n a two-wMk ne~~tion
u. a.1ao ac:ocnnoclated In 1b.e lf..
clay tDuD for Sl.225.
Sf111 in T~"mpleton: -cod (a
Ptehal IIUI!ll t on campu.l) and lhe
Mm." ~rUoo addfd by liOme
wtrll·mcanlnr penon, ao doubt. Sylvlo Straub. lln LC sopho
more trom Anchorage, Aln•ku L
now 1tudyUJg llbenaJ ar1.1 on •
Foundatlon 1 dlolanlhlp In Pn'P'
anation for work in phyJ!cal
lhl"napy. Sh" wlll study ll~ral
arts at LC for thn:e yean, then
wll tnlnsft'r to the Unlv•·nity a(
Calitomla for ht•r final year, w
study spcci11c:ally on phr-1~
thcnapy,
The Foundati on baa very few
n: .. qu•remcntJ , Mw St.naub said.
One 11 that the atucJent mwt reo
Jmlln In r.ood IUlnd I ng wtth Ulr
collcce or unlwnlty , Onl! other
b the rotudtnt', obll(!otlon that
he or &he, aHo!r IP'flduaUon, wlU
work In tht Clflit In whleh thc-T
nrc atudytna .
Mila Slreub uld &he would
lllro to work In Ancllorage after
crudullt.lon, khP.n thel't' 11 a Crip­
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