Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 19, Number 18
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1961-03-02
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Type
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LC Senators Move
To Drop Extra Fee
One LC Junior dec:idcd to talk
to hll &nntar, /1.1 11 rcsuJl Sen·
ale Jut wct'.k rcc<~mmcnd«< to
the dmlnblrntlon that the $13
fcc PQr em tcr hour, 115S~cd
to atudtmts tnklnR more lhnn 17
I ount, ~ droppotl Titc Admln-
tmUon neecpt•~ lho rccommnn
dJitlon e:~rl) thl \\ cek
JIM BUCHMAN wrote lo
~ Bl ron Brnclt that many alu•
dcnl.tl dl.allkcd ha\•lac to pay the
lN' He noted lhtll ona student
h11d to 11lay $45 axlro to tukc n
rcqulrcd health course.
Br11ch did some re:;c.~rch ond
n:portetl to Studtnl Scnnln that
lhr fnculll hDJ \'Cil!'d for this fcc
in 11n effort to ke<·p atudenl.l from
tDI)'Irt; more hour-. of EOlld
CCl\1~ them they cnn hAndle He
n;pork'<l tha~ both Dr. Cluarlcs
Hov;o.rd. dean, end Dr. John
110\\ntd, prv !dent., were In fn\"Or
of lUI n!movol now ~hn~ tullfon
ls going up
BUCHMAN In n letter to Bench
tt.llcd Uull he dad not ,...lab to
~cape the tee person.nlly, but
that he thouaht its purpw..c wu
I -dcltncd.
'"I'htJ ls onl) one CJCAmph~ C:Cn·
ccmmn the power 1tudents ha\·c
who take the lime, 1Ud1 o~
Croup to Present
Special Rending
Tbo Interpreters will alvo n
rendins of Sophocles' play "Anti·
snnc" nl 8 p m., April S. ot LC.
They will be p~ntcd by tho
F.ngli!h department. - J\ au;l of seven tcnsoncd nctors
will gppcnr In the spcclol pre
ICDt.nUon produ«.'d by Arthu;
Coc Cray, G"'Ynnc N I c h o h
Wilmer wlll direct lhc production
and rend the tlUe role o( Anti·
on~
The Interpreters, 11 group of
non· profcssletnnlll Interested in
rudang of the clnrsh:s, have op
pcart'd Ul several productions for
the Llbrnry Assn, alnco their
formuuon o few )'CJU'I o.co.
They per1orm without props
IU1d c.o'tmu~ , re:.dmg from
liglltcd standt. and lndlcntc en·
trunccs Iliad cxlls by switching
lighu on and alf.
The Mondor performance in
lhC! lountc of Plotl Hall will be
open to tho public without
c:bnrae.
'Got tho Redcoat Bluos'
Which w the men's N!lll·
roc.m7 H0\•1 much llTC lnrgc
cok~t C:m 1 smoko ln the arena?
How mnny people docs lhiJ pia('(!
hold can you anJWCl' these qu •
llons7 Ncllhcr could the mcm•
bcrs of Slgmo Phi Epsilon fra·
tunlty lul Sundny night ot the
Memorial Colllcum bcltwccn pc
nods at lho hockr>y Clime. Sccmll
!hal 1 hclr r.::d joc.lrcts matched
puf~y w!Ut those of tho Coli·
· un u ncrs.
Spring's Here
~uddenly It'• spring -or 10
the illvltatlon!l tP the Junior·
Senior Prom Indicated . Many
WCI'O surp~ to 100 that Bprillg
rnu&t have bit tho prlntQJ" or tho
!nvllatJons.
Ballroom wAs •poUcd "bat·
loom" and the theme ot the dance
Printed uPtldo down on aomo
oovera noted o acnoral e~~mpUJ
siluaUon-"Suddenly 1\'a Sprint." Buchman hau don~ to wrlto hll
complaints to Student &!nate. \~ c
\\'CIUld have for I npalby tow
Ard LC nnd the ASLC &-nnto
on lhb campu If c\cey 1tudcnt
thlln 1-now pi"CC-ent," lJllld the
SenD tor.
THE MOTION n!tommmdtnC
that the mrntJon of tho Icc be
deleted trllm any !urthcr prlntlnt:
or collccc CDtalot~uc wu p ~~
hut Thursdny,
Frolic, Formality
To Keynote F ele
Fun Dnd tonnnllt • tlu
main features beiDa planned Cor
this year'a 1\ln)· Fete AprO !8
nnd 29 nccord!n~ to Dove Coop
er ond Pil~ McLnchlnn c:o-cha1r·
ml'n.
TKE f"VN wtll b<! ln the !orm
or the tradlllonnl actlvtt.i~ the
quct!n's coronDUon, rose carden
~monii:S. group contest~ and
picnic plua n new acth•tty -a
CDnuval 'I'he:sc uctivllfeJ nrc
sch~ulcd for Friday afternoon,
Aprll28 .
F'nilcmlti ond orontl~
will run booths tor the camh·al
whlch wtll be held outalde lC
Aprtl sbow~n1 don't provail.
OUt!!r grou~ arc al.sQ..1nvltcd to
sponsor bottu. The proflls from
the c:unccssfons may be JpUt on
o t\0-SO basis between the or
ganiuatlon Dnd lbe matching mil·
lion doiJIU' drive.
FORMALITY will be the nn·
tur, of rho annual May Fete
donee conlraty to a rumor of a
dance ln th~ tennis couru. The
Queen Petitions Out
''( :.l~IOl ... lOr 'J 1" ' QUct!D
are o\·allabia ID the student
body ofllce, oc:eordlng to Nand
Eslc::t, clecl!ons chalmuln. They
mUll be returned by W~~day,
April 5. Eh..'<:llon of the three
qucl'll c:~~ndidates wlll be held
dUJ"UII tho 1ludent body clcc•
tlorll!, April 1'7. Runoffa will be
held Aprn 19.
dance, to be held In T~mplelon
Commons, w1U be 11 .formal dn:--...3
nffalr.
Other cllnlrmcn include Nudcle
st~wart and JohJ' Klug, danc:a:
Don ChUcoto and Judy McLain;
camh•al, M lrnscy nrockenrldl!ll
nnd Myrnn SChlltlt'r, rornaUon
~rcmonlcs; Sue F'owler. "ourt
chnpcrono; Kyle JOhnson and
G" en Sml~h. clciU'Iup: 11nd Low o
Dcnnts •nd Kay Lemire, pub
llclly
ANYONE mtcrc!tcd in work·
ln1: on a committee dlould COD·
tnct Pal McLilchlan, Akin Hall
or Dave Co •P B( · '.fb
Kaveny to Show Garb
Tom JU . · n' ""'Ill IL ~usa the
\'CJtmcnll and ••l~<tai.Y at the
£placopnl chun:b at nn informcl
,othmntt ot 4 p m , ThursdAy,
April G. In Sdu Louncc. To lm
pl~mcnt hls prc::cntatlon K11vomy
'~ lU a how many of the actual
ltcnu uS<'d in his church st~.fces
and wlll ldl bow they camo Into
we.
Ko\·cny ea\'O this program Cor
Or. Joochlm ~mak'• Renal&·
.ance and Reforma\Jon clus lul
7car ond wu ukcd by Phi Alpha
Theta, LC hi•tory honorary, to
prttent It apln for all lnlcro.lcd
eludenla and. fac:u.lty membOrt . Volumo XVTV
Easter Activities
Start Tomorrow
~alrr WC!Ck ocUvlllrs on Cllffi•
11u~ .... 111 bi>-£ln wllh chnpcl at
11 n rn Thumtny , 1\lnrch 30 In
E\'DII Auditorium
DR. JOHN ANDERSON . chop
lnln, will conclude \hr terle:l on
'Shu PeculiAr to tho Acndrunfc:
Community," u1lng the theme
' My Kingdom Come " Stutlent
lc:~drr wnt be Hnrvcy Schmidt.
ln the altcmoon n!prcsenUI·
th cs from tht! AIIK•rtcan Frlendl
• -' - - "---; T -- -- --- - • l; • ' ---- -
Choir Sinqs in Coliseum
LC College Choir will partlcl·
JWIC In Dn En~tcr SunriJo Scrvko
nt '1 n m, Apnl 2 In the lJem·
ol"iill C(lllacum T1},1l group will
}om 'llillh othl'r toll e nnd lunh
lt;hcol cholm In the Portland
are , und r the dll'CCtton of Roy
Roblnton oC CascndC! Colle~:c
Tbl'rc will be 11 oout 500 atnt:crs.
>Louis Wlldntan, sophomore, will
fiPIM!Ir ns tympa.niat
Scrvlc" Commltt~ will lunch
with Dr. Andason ond be avnll
oblc: u1 his oC!Ire to talk with
studcnta lnlcn:sh.-d In summer
sen·lcc projcdl.
ON nu: anmc l\111undllY Thurs
dli)' at tl.lll p.m there wW be n
communion eerviCC! and Tcmc·
bnH! (lhc c.xttn!TIJUbJ.ng o! ltt:hl)
In Copeland Memori<ll Cbllpcl.
Good FridA)" vo ill be ob"..crvcd
wtth 11 brtd program of pmycr,
modltaUon and comment o~ noon
In Copeland.
Choir Candidate
For Officiol Group
The LC music department re
oeiv(.'<l n lom:-cllltance phone call
!rom New York City III.)'inc that
the Collcce Choir ls anc of throe
choirs no" t,cin& C'OIUidcred to be
11n ofllclal choir representing all
the chun'h nnd colleges or Pres·
llytcrtan aHlllllllon during the
year 1002.
The cati wn.e made by lllchard
Coodc, natlonol progTilm dlrec·
tor of the Dcparlnu:nt of Radio
and TV for the Unll«< Pr by
tcrllln Churchrl In Inc U.S .. \.
Th•• sclec:tlon norrowlni the com
petinB choirs to three w:u bllscd
em n l.llpc •nt to Goode about
three month.t ago. L. Stanley
CIArum hal ~n rcqurstcd to
taPQ ttvc rnorc onth m1 so lbat
a final d('Clsfon can be mode.
It the Cholr Ia c:h n h wUl
prcp4re n blllf·hour Ohristmu
and Ea.Jtcr pro&rnm, and record
ot !!!US\ S5 hymru and nnthems
to be used on tho o.Ulclal broad· euu of the Pnubytcrlan conpe.
a:atloru In Amuicn.
In nddhlon. the choir would
make arlwduled appearances In
S11n F'randaco 11nd 1At Ance~
lllld al the J>r.llbytcrlan General
Alltmbly In Moy. 10&2. ' ~ omorrow leruoon
Ar l 111 nt tr ly pt:.pular l
! trun )' unp11pula lt' '
•so: YOUR I t W I( wall C'On ud tcmiOTIT:>W
t n •• .. pIT In I Templeton c'-"'"'-"'".
th lnt'"""'·•·tcd n '' c th n tc n lie n
Th ~ "t! I be n I II d by
th Stn l IO J:ivli tud t thil
opparlunlly tQ gel tM!ttr.r ac·
qUIIlllcd llh th r rop~Uila•
tlv and "'Jth the funl't ru of
lh ltUVCTTIIn bod
S nalors lefl 10 rtght an Su
f•lou. D.rron Beach. rtaDCT Aoln·
hardJ. John Cro.n. Kann Taylor,
Cary Duor, Jlm Hldcman. Tony
Mlctaobon, 1Jllc1a Drown. Ad·
Ybor LH AlJdnson. Mary I:Uen
Flock. rl 1nc:l CU... Loubc:l Bond.
Ann Hllldon and Suo Fowlor.
AND CLARK COLLEGE W bopo U..t thb wHk II
~ a tup In lh d f
ttr mmun ~
tud1:11l ad
u,. .aid Ton
ASLC J r dtml
Mond '1 u &
11 oo tfcc hour In 1.1
Dr ~nAid 8g!J1Y. r
dhy on "St d t <rK'mnll;;:r.t
llJ IW e lnCo -:1:•· '6..':;. Set t em..,
pu •• t O.Jlll~r ,. ,.,< _,..
t t1JlP tt. Sen l
Portland. Oregon. W~nesday. Much 21 1961
Students to Sponsor Peace March
To Urge Nuclear Disarmament
Porll.cmd • t u d c n ~ 1 YO Ill
mnrch tor pence SAturday. April
1 e.s w1ll 11tudcnu throu!JbOul the
nation to protc=~t the: lntemoUon-
111 orms rnce and to 111110 nuclrar
diSDrmamcnt.
Tho Portland Peace walk b
1ponso~ by the Portland Slu·
denU for Peace and the Fcllow
ahlp of ReconclllaUon, o group of
pro!eu~al people.. It tuu ~n
encouraged by the Pcn1lllnd
Counc:U of Cburch
THE MARCHERS u'ill meet 1t
% p m, Aprill at i.hc North Park
Block. S 'N 8 and Bunalda rmd
~'lllk to the U S. Court Houw.
At the court howe Rev. Eric L.
Robinson. mlnlmr of the Errol
Dean Go~s East
For Two Confabs
Dr Fn.'Cdo 0 llruu:luld. de n
of \\ omC!n, attcndc(l m~Lin~ of
lb~· NllUGnlll !I.JSOt'JDtlon of Wom·
~~~ OCIIM ond Counsclors In Den·
·vl.'.r, Colo, tnlm .March '21 throuah
27.
THE nr:EME of the program
wu ''The World of Tomorrow -
Cblln&Jng Patterns l.n Ute Llves
oi Man and Women." Dr. Hart:·
fold deli\'"t'n!d t\\ o PJlpcJS ccn·
tered In the theme· ''Developing
~duahlp Through Anociated
Women Stuclcnts,. nnd "In-serv
Ice TnilillnJ; for Residence H U
St11ft1.''
Main rpc3kers for the com en·
tlon \\"ere Bcmfre Neugarten,
Unm:nlty of Chi o, Ruth
U.&eem, ltlchlgan State CoUc&e,
nd Homer P. Rainey, Unlver
stty o1 Colomdo.
President of the aaoelatrlon Is
D~ MnrgnrC!t H11.beln, clean of
Fairmont CoUecc of Liber.l Arb
and Sclenc:cs at the Untvenaty ol
Wlehlt.a.
FOLLOWING this coa\·cntlon
Dr. nort:l>:!lcl and AWS hlstoriau
Gwyn WUU11ms ~·ill travel to
Mndlson, Wi~e.. to attend lho Nn·
Llon.11.l A WS Contc:n:ncc Aprtl 3
throu1h IJ. Dr. HnrWcld wdl pro
sent her A WS popcr n RCOnd
tlm\!.
Phi Mu Alpha Group
To Play a1 Music Hour
• \n on.:. tnJ, chorus and aolo
!Jt.l will ~ heard m daa com
a~ Music Ho11r tomomn~o· at
12:16 p m. ln Evans Auditorium.
!atunng mwlc of AmcrlQ. Phi
Mu Alpha pUfonn\!IS nU ore
members of ltle campu$ m ns
professional mlale r.rotemat)".
On the pro(l'Dm arc Detn Ril
e)', t:umpet: Bill Shaw, and
Dlclc Datcw!JL orpnl!lta: Dr.
John RJclw"ds and Bob P't!ttln·
lfll, tuba duet. and Ro~
Stolttc:, plano, with U!.e chip
lor chorus and 11 am&ll on:hettra
of 13 Phi Mu mualclans Helghla Mc:thodi.JL Church, wiU
fPC!ik on tho lllcPJ of lbc c:cun
house bulldln~t 011 ''Modem War
fnre tn U«! Ll1ht of the Cbristhn
Ethic/'
Smcc: tho purpo:;c oC the -&"lllk
to bc;lr public wltn to their
Peace Topic Set
A 11PC lal m~tJD~ to d~SCUn
pros and cona of a Pocr March
Wlll be bdd whh any mtcra~
1tudenb and taculty at 4 p m.,
Wed~y. March !9 tn Sell.z
Loun.b" Dr Wdeo Htuhlmoto, Dr
Arthur Throdrmor\Aln Dr D!>n·
:lid :Balmrr, Dr William St.aflDl'd
\10 IU be an band to II•VC some
\'~'I
belief in pc ~. plAns ore for
sllenl and pcll~ful mnrc:h. Par
tlclp:wl! ~ kro to drcu oeoUy
and formally,
JOSEPK tJlHS, president of
Portl11nd Studentl for Pen>!!, Rid
thl's b tho first dcmon:ruatlan
c\"Cr held fn Portland. The rur
c:c.'IS of the zrum:h, Uris td, will
depend upon un adcqUlltc roprc
eenlatlon Crom each c:olle&e and
the riou3!UlS3 o! tbe1r atU·
tude.
He further cxpb.ined thnt tliliJ
b not ltrlcUy • p;adfist donan-
Speech Contests
Open to ASLC
An on-campus ~b toumo
men~ apen to c.ll tudcnu who
hll\ e .not competed l.n tnter-col
lcalot forensics W111 be held
an Mondoy and v.-.. 'Clncsdll)'.
April 3 nnd 5 an S~1 20 ond
21
CONTt:STS in CtX te m pare
1~nkln1; wlll j)ll the lfUb•
J-= t , "'ur 8 ic f'rc;.od um.J" or
''Olmpw Problem~" "J'1w allCJ'
dinner r(IC!()th conL t will havo1
Pro! ors' 11.1 als toplc. The
lnterprctali~ rc dtrll: conte5t
calli Cor 11n 6·mlnuto read&nl
of the worka ot twoJ or more nu
thors which re lnte trniC\'1 into
o ttntml theme OraUOIU of 10-
mlnuto l~lh mny lxl on any
\\'Cifth\\ hllo aub}cct and mu.at be
persuul\"CJ ln ~:omposltl;m and
delh"l:!r')',
Mnr!Anne Oro!chu, Ro, :r
Stn~. Duol Friedel, Fred
Roscnb.,um and Sandm Johnsao
\\ 111 bel In c.har'" of \he \"'.nOUi
con~.
wnna::Rs WILL be IIDtloun·
c:ed at a banquet on Friday,
Aprtl 'itb. ~hla for firsl place
wlnnus v.-DI be awarded. Thlll.n
!armltiOD and C'Ctntist rula IDQ'
bo obtained trom Dr. Nell Sabln
1n Theater 21. 1tmtion, but anyone who acccpl.ll
"our purp<.l::e to ruppott lh
Pre.sldcnl GDd tJ l' Stolle Ocpart.
mcnt lD purswng the 1tudy on1
prepanttlon tar dls:lrmmnutt
wlll be ~cleo~ to ofn
KARI..Ill CAPP&R.JOHHSON
internatiocnl rc:Utloul. w h 0
ervcd on a planning ccmm ttce
lor the walk, a1n;::;ed that th
man:h ~ and DJ;I1
bunch of bc:ltnnr.. but ralha' re-
pv""nSible Jtucknts conocmcd
ebcnn l.hc pre>cnt trend t.cnr..ad
war and bel c IO!Dcthml
mould be dane to jolt ~p
out. of lbclr p&th7
Romantic Mystery
Hits LC Theater
A rom;u~tSc ~~alaly
wW be ~ F1r Acres Theater
tare wben the ~r.rh d~rt
m(!nt pf'e$CQU Le P~rl Noire
('l'"r.~ Black P rl a• 8 ra m
April l.
Tryin,sto&OhC!D~
n~bbe:ry the prof onnl Ck1
lHI! aU hts loafNI methods
of cktcctloCl IIJ1d fail!. However.
the amateur, a K:enU.t. urced by
fAith and love, hill up; the ao
lution to the c:nme thrvu,dl
d.tatrt clue-the parL
THE PLAY W1ll be cJ~ tn
Fmu:h. 'Ibe • includ :IkEt
Wald, Jane .t\ndC'JOD. E1 en
Markty, G~ Pf"m B.ll
Rau, D I Chase Dr John An
dr.~ Robert FtlX and D
Smuh. Madilm Conine Pout u
b diJ"ectinQ th pia whleb w I
ha" e n F~cll smn u-.cl&l t
ung and 19th centwy costum
Church .~ Culture
Bring Probelms
The wcond ln a &eriC!! ot 1M!
I!II1iiUII'I Cln "The: s tr\: tul'c f
~ Churtb'' WlU be. affcred to
th studcnla 1llld fncul~ t 3
p.m thl:i nllcmocm, M.uclt •
THE SP!:AK!:R for the Cl
lng W1ll be! Kenneth Xinn r,
rellatan talkm1 on the probkm
ot tM churclt wtlhln culture. He
w.lll d \\ ~ In wb c:b the
!our factors ~c to the: struc
ture ot the c:hun:h -tctlptun
cxttds. communlon and e:plltoo
pacr--are wuiercut b,-th cui·
lure o! the tlrne.
Sane quc:sUODS to be cozuld.
"'er-t'd ... by Kinne.1r lndud •
Aro th01t: pe:rsons within tba
cllun:hts "'ho prlmaril,)o think a1
their ~us upo.ncnca u
PfO"Id.ina a per.IOW l'aOUn:O
~all1 a put of tiM chureh or
.,.. tht7 paruilel end muc:b at
the total dfort or tlle local
c:hun:h b vaUd and ho• muCh a1
it :Ia bqp,.T PIONEER LOO
One Afon ~ Opinion
ger: h. ' 11e s urges se Critic Views Thetas Production
~ Lotus of Countless Petals·
By DICk Boe.tSIU
Ch:IIZS'r:-J thl t w m be
th tht" Em,pla' nt
tM .. 1.1 Ore n
I t\t Em:p <'D \
~~ or 1 ~ and tht
the C'd
I
EM'PI.. '"OMENT Ai:t o1
I --•~ th l I i.h dut,r
t~ Pn~Mlt t 1 and r~
-~ ··" ,..,_ ~Lt \ tC'T'pt'Q:c: ~ DurtuaUON
mll ntAin :nJl}q,rm t.
n ~
cur-
trcncbi%1
the~
llM" ~
~::mtXIH c::ondjtf •
and 4\ II
):MI:~n.l Sl -
' Lab<1.r Stat 'bu~t f r •
~~ or lour 11 ed • \l11£C cl
$1:0 pu " k-as th amount
nt'i~:ll'Y ror • "mod t i!ut ad
QUill " • ndarcl I m n Port·
land.
CLAIMS FOR bcn1.1fiU ~
<~ up<m tht-llJUOWII or wa
pt.ld tn the tu·n tour or th I t
fi ~ ett'd c-all'ndalr QUilt
ters rtr to th "''«k of '\1lUd
clllun fr<l
'1"he clalma.ut m li.Sl hll ~ " rk
ed :0 ar m ·ro \\"eCb In ubj«t
cm.pl~ t .in tM w ..
" th Nm ot at 1 m an
e.h ~1: and m I han-been
pUd t tal r " at at
!';
\\'HKL~· Bon::nT runounts
v; not be more \han S4 n •
wn $1 S. The t l.al at:no:.mt
ar the bva nu that may ~ l'f'-
"'""""""' will be lhtt ~ t tb!! bccl• 1 on
the to!A1 WACeJ paid Jn
~ :RU \1ih ch e\ r tho
~!C:J· am unt
Th 5UII • ~part
mt"nl at ~enl pnn des
d \.1~ h cll lncludc
ld'l work \"CClWilllri\)
w1thlNt ood Clllu..~ hll'mr ~ .. ,
~~lei t mJ.S«~nduet con
Zit'tttd ~ l.h "wk. fntluTe t I) ap-
p far cr ae«pt u bl "a:'k
Failure to e1h euk 1U1Lable
wad: and \\ ~ks ln ''bleb uncm·
pi yment is da~: to a labor db
Trodse Fetes Frolic Fest
B7 LM AUig
"11 F'nll QCtl
th T't odx ShJ Club.
1un
~
Far 3S (Pt!h. pc petsCQ. LC"m
can d•n~ fn= I U ;p.m. Salm·
c!.ay Aprl1 1, a: Ruth OcUU
H.llL Dzsa h casual
Au will R-
L:.;:obia at tht .r
~
c:Mhmtn. danct Satun!ay.
1br f:.mnal ~ will
0..1! p.m. al Ml'
W._TUe Kru:p-
Pat~ co-
A rt&l bft1 1,$ in ~ f01 .n
&Hrni!.na tht U: Fnmcb plar.
'La Pet le a.cl.-e ratlldr Pearl.)
£ p.m. Sabm!ar Ap:il 1. Mao· be::s o! 1bc C'Ul lndude l'nnc:h
dau llVdr:w and FRnch club ~
March blOQQht happlnt!SI lo
acrreni CIO\Iples now ~aged or
married. Mary £111'11 McCltaJT,
"61, Mc:aor the brlc! o! Roge:
noc:k. u.. aa Mardi 1 L The c:ou·
pl. aro DOW' reclding l.n 'Pen·
lind ... ~ MalT Clen finlslJ~
he M"'li:rr you.
lduy Rme '6!, and Bill
WtUt:s,. Gl ~ muned March
1%. Gf.'11e ~J'Sl~ '62. took
Jt:.a G~n 11! hu b.nde on
March ll
To co.mplde the mcmfh'1 hapP]'
an~oa.:xemcnts, N &DCT t.owo ~Gl.
a.nnouDC>Pd bu 41'111!;&go:DO&U to
Van '!tDUa~ "Sl.. &l a ~11.1
Thr!a Kappa ~- No date b
m lc: lh.~
60,oo·o 000 times a day
pl !Jrt hmg nPw fc drng
Ull ( 0
P.acific Coco Colo Co., Portland, Oregon PL t \\: r:rt>.~:n:::s-o' I
pl ~ at " lPIO,\ menl
BILLS. "Rt:NT. and food don't
stop 'ii n f m l,r mroru"
' re , rut and un1 per·
son h ba I o fa~ ood meomc
h '' n 1 l:l!l $-40 Tho rlalmant
mUit • \\ t o mt~nth bdOJ"C!
Jtc I(' h f nt chN"~ Whftl hl1p.
Pf'N tn U • me nUmC!" And what
hr;pJIC'n tl.) U1e person who
d n \\"CIIit n 11 fL'I\lr quancn
of th , 4\Dd .Is laid c:Jft nt!Xt
" r Ol:wtoml) no uncmplOJ •
m t c:ompc uon 0! roun:c. 1te
can al~o~;a> fO an putiliC' ""CllJre
b\11 only .rttt be hu l011t hll
and or 'thini d c of
unu: h h
n.....,p o' nt Nm~ru;:;tlon
" n a111 dt>d \ 'b and .b
t n " pub! handout for
thOR un\1 dl to ww Rather
1 1l • 11 and quite Wlrom
f~b cmh on to pn:\"CDI sur.
d m.alntli n mt' Wll
to th o throUih n
lht'! r n ore untm· By N ntT Simpson
Whii\\'Orlh would nc\ r h11~C'
allo"l'd lhnt. tnu hll'd nn ndull
--~, brr t\f U ll a11d1, n~ " tch·
lnt: 1\ lnt I'JII't!IIIUH~ clllll!!t' I
the r~nl Theta K111•1 SofiltiQ
dl m11~ production,
BUT \1/HIT\\'O"RTH was Cllll or
Lh qu~: uon for LC nudl<:ntc!!
~l«< '\ Lolu. of Countl~~
Po taU." Q ~roducuon 1111!\\ illll
n trom the 11\ ot lhr film
J!, at mnn u one at tho bctlf'J'
c:~rnpw: amnteur prodm:uans
"n!C! Tit ta n'\Cmlx'l"ll and thrlr
c l "nrircd agnbut ll ~al ob·
tacit' wl\b a ~k of '\'tleftUQn
tntt'm.tpllng rd1t:' ~ SUU th~
production ~~: t>UI '' llh 11 mlnl·
mum at bu • The mu le r d~
()UI.J \\'Ct'C 1110 t lunl Ncl"\·ou.tn •
"nd nt on man~ fl1 the-acton
ta f1 mrut'd fNm too ~~ on
a" nrcncss of 1M audience And
tb author would hAH' wed 11
blu ~ht mthrr than the aluU'Jl
'' hll one 111 th pt\11~ seen"
The scene dcp c:llna: \\"'lr nnd
Stover Loudes Schweitzer;
Tells of Life in Lomhorene
That A1but Sdl\\ci~r .u n
sy:nbol iJ unp.ttlanl U1 Ute optn·
1 n of Mrs Jane SUI\"t":r n I'IU·
dent of the famed phile~inphcr
l{c a ~onnbol oJ \\hal mb.slon-
a taw dcmc. Be nllo stands
part u an ~t'Cpllomal INill, the
dl' hum S«:rcl~ nld 111 em in·
fOJmAl talk nnd diJIMI"SlOD in
Anns1ron.t: LonniC Ma.rc:b 0
TO THE n:w students :m4
:{ c:Wt_y a::::anblcd MrL Sta\"U
d bed and ~cd Dr Sch
wcltzcz a phnoso,Phy She dls
tnbuted a mimcoil'flphl!d &beet
rn"inl: 1% pamu n~ to the
unci~ ot Scllwcltur'a
phil o~ She then l:q11n the
complex d~Uan of the mlJ
IDOIUll)"'ll ethic:s. ~ lllld bls
ohseNance a! "'RI!\ ercnce far
Lt!e."
.MRS STAVER dcscrlbcd hcz
own t!X}lttk:nc:e., while U'a\ cl·
lJlli to I,ombllnmc, 11nd hcz taUt
wttb Dr Sch"-'Cii.Zer: The 14 es
a,ristl in htr group went from
Nc;w \'ork to Landon, where the,·
'rlllted llls'torian A mold Toyn
bce. Next they hiUI n meeting in
~ wllh Scb\reit.ttr'l da~Jl:htcr
Rena. who put mewn.c .into the
u o.."lis "'&~rtllc:c :!or Lite.!'
l'or Ht•ut To
Coed Groups or
Married Students
1·2-.3 Bedroom Aputments
FumWled ar Unfurnished
ADJACD."l' TO CAMPUS
Re;e 'c: now tor
Sun:m r or Frill Occupancy
Call Mr Sn)dcr, NE 6-CBl
0011 S. W, PaJatmc K1D R.d. ReWI said the 'd10lc concept
should be taught tn am all 'roup.!
tor n world-wide I'Ctlchon to lJc
JT;ill::cd
.MrL SUI\ cr told ol lhc 'bare
.urroundln" nnd almplo means
of thr mU:sJoruuies and naU' es
1n l..amb:ircne. Sbe (!l\'C n 'erbal
PICture of l1f~ 1n cquat.oru1l Atrl·
ca; C'I'CI'fOD h!WI.y mJrking.
ih~h d(~Uij; nU jobs. She nld
that s'hc soon rt'Spondcd to the
ntmosphere and felt u thou,h
"l bad been there al\\IQ"'"
SHE 'TOLD of the al.lness and
and d~ th11t the nDti\'CJ
hnw, young nnd old. Leprosy
nctuns were U about, doing odd
)obi. One was her 1k!ward end
cttendl!d to her nl!cd.s.. She 10ld
£he fclt apprehcnsh-e about tills
until she be<:amt. nC"CUstomod to
hV' runouru!lngs..
Rcr t.nlk With Albert Scily,"t!lt·
:tt wu.s \'Cry personal The tnlh·
erly gc:ntkmnn held her hand
and ask~ of h· r family. He
asked 1f her husband hnd old
thot ft wns all rl&:bt for her to
oome so far. The) talked af her
esiOIIY and he talked of the atomic
c:risls.. He satd that the AmcrlCilll
pbysldst, Dr. Edwnrd Teller, u
the most dnnji!J"ttlll man 1n
Amerlaa toda).
IN THE d!Jcusslon followin,g
her Ullh she gjd that his phO
osoph,y u ~ess wltbout bcln •
put lnto nct;on. Alked whether
hls phDosophy ls r~ for
o.ll men. she-AJd that Sclt~ ell·
'ttT doesn"t like to discuq pry
cholou. l'SPCcialb tn relauon to
bh philosophy
She felt a respotUh-c I"CllCtion
ln Lambarenc that the "hole at.
mosph~ wns m~ut
ANNOUNCING
SPECIAL COLLEGE STUDENT
ADMISSION TICKET $1.25 ~:~
COOD ALL P£RFOJU.\ANCE.S EXCEPT SATITRDAY NIGHT
TICKETS AT BOOK STORES OR
BROADWAY BOX OFFICE
ACAOEM'I
AWARD
UOM\NATlONS !
"OHEOFTHE
YEARS BEST! KIRK DOUGLAS
LAURENCE OLIVIER
JEAN SIMMONS
CHARLES LAUGHTON
PETER USTIHOV
JOHN GAVIN
-TOHY CURTIS . -·
Eves ol 8:30, Sunday eves 7.30
J. J. PARkER'S
BROADWAY IK" l'IIUSt be •h!iled out na tho
n1 t llrlccth of the '1\ holo 6bcm
Usln" lights nnd three acton~
\• hil J}llntomln~ nell or \\ tu "nd
' oll'lt«' o lr111U1It1on wn& crtC~Cl•
eel IIJ U1o tbrer. pi deed up plo\\
th n nnd prunln rorkJ ond
oogan wnrklng io~:cth~r. Th•· si·
tent Impact uron the nud•cn«-
" Jro lf'1\ hllrP
Pl-..: hrnon l).)ull J, nkln5 must
be stn»l~ out tor hl8 nbllhy to
Ill) In clmrottc• of UH: pAtti ho
pii!J·cd Uuou£}tout t.hc ''bolt' pro·
durUon
A humoroUlly slgni.tn::mt 1Act \ thai in IQ Ill&: to ""'' the real
corrununlcntlor' b1: h\ C<'n men at
mAOJ• I nch, the Thchu pi~\ •'\1
lhl! ''(\I'll 'boor''os U10 one whlc:h
nil eoulll undt ntnml.
ll Ia not lli'C:C!:MI)' tQ tnunt tho
nwnb<lr of l'VC!lliV\1 1 Uto1t might
l~ rolr.t'd nl ttue thouaht, Cor th!J
1ecn~ like llw oth~rs \1111 donn In
II fplrh O( fun F\10 nf b••illll ~Hill•
lh d\ ~Jire!3ll\ c, (un of olng
mnn u he b, fun nf drawing
campus Jl(t<lplo ttlgdhrr in n
('(llllmon 11\Sk ot produ~Uon nnd
tun of wnrkln~ \\ lthnlll cr«<lt
or cmd~but for !unl
Howard Explains Salary,
Dormitory Plans at Convo
T:hc 11 coli 'OC'allor •
Wcdr: db,\ pro' ldcd c"qJli!Jlll•
dtcnec of appro lm tc\) 300 per-
' S htl!An.hlp fol'Uily sal·
t am nn a ft'\\ ~ubjocts to nn nu.
loru pol cltl WI:N:' at>m nf U1r.
rt('S.. donnilor') plAns nnd odmls
tcopu:s dl ;ewsed b\· Pl-6idc.nt
John R Ho\\urd and Dcon
l..cw•s Thn~ cr.
l>RCStDENT KOWARD . ln his
o~nlnt: announcement:, s::~ld
t.IJIC 11ChOIArt1hip5 mn) be tl\'llll•
nblo nllXl foil to LC studcnta.
The I!Cholarships, \('o be uiC<I at
ny ncc:rcducd liChoal in Ort'gon,
\\ 111 be llWcn on " lll'04U"DPhlc
l>.uls. Freshmen U1rough unlOI"'
oro clig.lblo to npply, tholiJ:h
Ircthmen may hn\'O .some pref.
C!f'CllCC.
Subslllnllal progress has bci:n
made in buildlnJ; n h~gher base
for faculty SAIIU'ic-J, lhc pi'('Sidcnt
Sllld nuurc 5Dlnrles will be
bll.sl!d on the Collowlns. $5500 !or
uutructors., $6,200 for nssistant
prof1!3$QI"' S'iOOO llnd $8000 for
full p.rofcsson.
ntt AV£RAC& in~rc.uc !or
fuli-Umc professors nt LC \\"111
be $1020 Thll inacnsc puts LC
m rornpcuuon '\ ltb schools of
compru11ble she tn i.hc battle LO
entl~ quolltlcd mstructon to LC,
he Ald
Appllcatloru for admission
next foil hll\'1! mcrc.aacd O\"Cr 1nst
ycnr Prcsld~nt Howard smd LC
h IIOOCplcd ISO appliCllnU With
GPAs O\·cr 3.25 LC 11 compc-tmg
more Lhan O\ l.'r lief or{• wlth lh~
Olbcr collt'I:CS fur high-grade
•tudcuts, hi' ~aid
IN' ANSWER Jo ~w • -·· lhll prcsldenl wd
adm Ions liQilcteJ urc not rigid
Tbcrc Is no mlnlm\•m GPJ\ or
entrun~ tc:Jt SNrc cot. LC hu no
dctmue p'Uins to dh•ldc the stu.
dent booy Into •pcclfic l'i('cmcmt:;,
ISUch foreign, nnUonnl nnd
reglonnl or locaL
nul ll~W dnr!miiOI") hns bt.ocn
ollmn~ to llCCOmodntc frt:lllllnRn
sludcnlll In l:lrccr groups Study
nnd alc<·plni nrcna arc planned to
.ncludc 2, ~. li, I! and 14-ol-c:upnnl
raom. 'l'lu• lnrGN' roams II nnll
l.f, wUI ln1 lud•• 8 frcahnwn and
I c:ann••·lor ond 12 fn hnH'n nnd
:.! roun clor!!, respccth•cl}
THE: DOJ\MlTO"RY will be
«<Cd and lunltl'd to .freshmcu,
Howard !Ulld This 1s to fncllltnto
the mtcrrmt1on of thl' students
ln c:ollcgc life and aid them 111
thi! trnnJltion Irom hlch school to
collccc
Dean Thnycr snld lhc rnc:ulty
hu \'Otcd each ) enr to stny with
U1e> scmcsu~r rttcm He c.xplotn
cd the Dd\'llntug~ O( the trlmes
tl!r n stem, '\\ hlclt '~ ould Jnllke
tull usc or the bulldlnp nnd
!acuHy all ) car and a till tJ.l.
low \ oca Uons nnd ll me for 1tu
dents to corn money. Tho rac:ully
tct!l! llie semester system gi\'Cl
tho studenl n bcllur opportunity
to worlr to support h1msclf while w olh ,,
HOWARD said, In zuuwer IO
I "'o q.:~t tlonJ, lhnt the budget
c:cmmiU~ "ould probably allot
more funds to the 1111d1mt ~n·
Die. ond thai lhczc nr~ plnns for
nddlt•onal rounsch!'ij! focllltles nt
LC.
,, ,!!!!;,.~!,:,~~ ... 11tudc:nt's
COMING EVENTS
MlLreb %1 to AprU 6
29-Biuc Key S..minnr, 4
Annstrong Lounge.
Sororities 7:30 p.m., dldote:. wJJI be held in the Plo~c·
ment otfiec on lhc followln{! pm • date~:
Alpha Gamma. PM-22.
Delta Ph1 Gaantn11, Seltz
Loun.ce
Theta K o p pn, Armstrong
LoUIIJ:C.
Frntem.IUM.
3D-Career QpportullitlCJ-Monl·
comruy-WIIrd, D o.m. to 4 p.m.,
Plnccment Otrit:'C.
Clulpel -John Andcnon, II
11.m., EVII.Ds.
Music Hour -Phi Mu Alpha
SmfonU. Concert of American
l.tuJic, 12•15 p.at., Evltn!
Student Sl!nlltc, 4 p.m., Ru\b
OdeU Holl.
31-Cood Friday Sctvh:e, 1::
noon, •.vllJIJ.
Utacbali-U or 0, EutCM.
Dible Study Group, 7 p m.,
PM-22.
Aprll 1 -&scbaU -Oregon
Stat.c, Corvallis.
2-.~IA.'f'.
3-F'u.c:ulty Council, 12 noon,
Templeton 4
Admlnb:lrallvc Co\lncll 3 p.m .•
Anrulnm'-
'l'cnnb Reed Colle£!!, 10 a.m.,
"RC!Cd Collette. Much 30
MU" oukce jumor h!Eh and cln·
m('nlary sc:hool! trom l-5 p.m.
Aprll 4
Burlington-Edison school dis·
lrlet. Burlington , Wuhlngton .
Fint and cec:ond nmdes, English
htcrnture and eomposltlon nnd
50cla1 studlts from 1"" p.m.
April 11
Stockton, Calli., olemcntory
grudc~ :md junior high. Abo hllh
uhool r.lria P.F~ und r:nnllsh
from 8:30·11 n m.
J\prl\ 12
A.bcrdt't'n, Wruh. s.c:hooiJ from
1 :30·5 p.m.
April 13
B•·llcvuc, W 1 h choolJI, coli
cducntdon de par lmcnt tor time.
AprU U
Ar•chornt:•'• All!slm, lnle!rvit•ws
nt Portland Stoh' College •tort
Uti at II :30 II m.,
A REPRESENTATIVE of \be
pcrsoonncl dcpllrtmnn t of tho•
StAte Welfare Commiulo n, Mr,
James Cunneen, will talk to o
croup ol Dr. Fow'a at.udcni.J at
JO a.m Marcil 31 In Room 11 of
Tha~r Hall.
MOTTO OF THE WEEK
''It's a nice day, let~s louse it up somo way."
Ul 8 ., HO•P18 0" aT;oltll'f
f'Oin...,.HO W,OilCOOI< JP
un ll
1.0 l!
1 DC fj
' n) th< PIOI
o r
Thlt
cludi'l J
AI
l'ortln
bell
(>)I!
0('{11
Stum
LC
LC I
lh nks
d nU
cnou(lh
111
~ll('lld~
KlnJtJIO
Dob ~ 1\soto,
Klrllon
rtrom 1
lhll )'(
,upulatl
t\ rc~
\'\'lth I
fhnncef
pld II
thCI bo}'
11lmml
hllf'll ,
coach, '
nnnual
p OIUhiJ
Dr. S
~ibil
0\'CI' L1
transpm
• r P
At prcl
ktlcr I
munbel
)"C:Ilf.
Mill I
The
woy to
d1amp1C
Phi EP!
9 clnsh,
Undo I
IIO"On I
lee! to t!
f.hller's
addod I
"'use.
MalnJ
lhc-nut
Clllhour
Jay Tt1l
SJ£Ep ,j
1M
lad. L~
Ph!Com
LC'a
lo one 1
ull!d do
f'o11111~
Speak
riold? ,
crab qt'l
ro mana
S5.) AlAl
But ~
The t
Unln ·
2,000 tu.
UCipan
ll North
Tho •
alandlnc
JJLDuary •·•bruar
lh• mo~ 1181
n
~: real
en <If
Jld;i!it
whh:h
nl th1.1
mlghl
•r U\IJ
)nQ In
Ch!:\•
t~lng
liwlng
in li
ll nntl
h'cdll
0
snid:
r.lgld
~J\ or
IllS no
t BIU•
ncnta,
nnd
lxlcn
hman
Study
led to
llPDnl
' and
11 rmd
n and
I be
mea,
Jim to
iicnl!i btn
l!ot to
,culty
with ;:::
make
11nd
I ul·
• atu
culty
•h·a
Unity
i\'hJir.
i!f 10
~dgct
nUot
lien• t for
cs at
...
)
cnn
occ
"-'lng
r cle
o.
db·
cton.
llsh
and
trom
c.
cws
tart-
th!!
the
Mr.
to a
~ nt
I of Wcodnos<lay, M1nc:h 21, 111111 -9 Lettermen
Return to '9'
In !prln(l, th thOIIJ'hlt or ll
unJ: rnlln nltUrn to bn •llnll.
LC hn ball tram will hnv
tlnO rctumlnf, JctiCMlll n OUt
1n n) ulth:nl oi c:rvnr1 nxpccl
Ut<' Pioneer II" tUn tO hR\ • onl)' o
o ··~n lhl• yenr
Thl1 ) cpr'11 bruc\.11111 ro:.tor In·
c]udi'l tho roiJOWI116 pln,ycr11:
AI Cameron -junlnr from
l'ort.lnnd who hli~ nood IP I'd and
0 better thnn oVt'11tllC bMtlnu
tYO
G~1 ~" Hdd n pltch<'r frorn
Students Form
LC Swim Teom
LC hilS o swlmmlnu tcnm
lh11nksi to U~< a!Corta o111omc ltll•
d nu who \\ c r c lnh;rCJ~tcd
cnou~:h to tonn one on thclr own
'l'hoa cornprialnc the t .. :un
\1 Rob ~rgatrom, D n \' C'
Pi cndcr, Chul.-Pickering, 'l'od
KmJ:&lAnd, 'l'om A stscrwood,
Dob Blalr, Bob Fisth~r, nob
Aslltl, Rlclc Haq:renw~. Dick
){trllnnd nnd Uol.l Wlllon. ~r(t·
rtrom wnt sncllgilllc to compete
lhls ycnr bl-cnusc of lrtlnlfcr
stipulations
1\ fi.'w ot' the bo)'J d~uucd
with Dr. Worrt:!n Smath Uto
cltnnC()S for lonnlnc n h:nm ltc
pld It wll! t·nth ··ly possible, so
th(\ bo) 11 wen\ nhl•nd ond •tnrted
8\l&mmln.r. proctlro ot Meryl·
hunt With Dr. Smith lls lhclr
coach, they en tercel tho IU!COnd
annual NAIA Dsatrlc:t 2 Cham·
p onahlps nnd took forth plllcc
Dr. Smith hill looked Into lhc
pouibillh· of gelling o ''bubble"
over LC's pool. This will be a
tronsparcnt co,•crint held up by
a1r p~urc much like a bAlloon
At present, "' lmmlnc b not n
teller sport at .LC, but tl:nm
members hope It will be by next
rear. Portlnnd, tl\1 yc.or beeom nr. tho
Ptu1u r'• tc•r thrcrn c:r. ff<' hu a
r.trong nnn with a flOOd curva.
llowovcr he need" n duang
Totn Strockn -A frt'!hmon
prosp c t from P'" tland •rom It
1100<1 l"tt luanrl mound JlrOJpcot,
'' ho hould rcnlly hclp tho squad,
Midwy llcrn•'I t -A on~:·)'•"!tlr
1£·\tt'lm.m 1rom PorUund. He•
IJIO\'c to lhl! ()Utlichi thla 8011100
from the Infield, whlll'll he &liByed
thtC'l' &lOiitlona. lhl eltould hit
good.
Hoyco McOanlcl!l -A l!nlor
trom Sweet Home In hlJ tourlh
b:uoball z:r.:o,on on Pnlatlno IIIII.
He Ia on out~l4ndlua bUtlbAil
piA)'rrr who will piny prof1.'1Jionol
ball llo b o well est.allllsbro out
flclder.
Don Elllngl!On -Junior in
flcld•·r from l'ortlnnd. Don b o
conttent hurtlcr wbo blls in
strcekl. -Skip Hnrt -A rcnlor afh:r hlJ
lhlrd letter. Skip plays c.xccllcnt
dcft'IISC Dl hiJ S«""nd bose post
nnd ls o lln~drive hitter.
Ilob Fox: -E:reellcnt mound
pl'O$J>CC:l Ill o junior: Fox hl\11 nll
of physlc:nl chnmct,rl tacs to be
grc.•nL
Bill Plow,rs -A !rc:shman
rrom O•wcgo with flood r~om ·
mcndnllon from hta prep dny1.
Dud Smith-A ~ood hllt~tr frt)m
Mllwnuksc. He may be con\'c:rtcd
to n c:ntchcr !rom lha inhcld.
Kyle Johnson -A sophomore
pitcher wtth :-. lot or promu<.:.
J1m RlchnrdJ-An outstnnding
hiller nnd first bo cmnn. He also
pltcl1cs somu.
Bill Mourer -Plays cxc<'llcnt
dctcn!;C but must hit better.
Lnrry Olson -Ql\c:hcr from
Scnpposc wllh tremendous prom·
Is e.
lJill Hcnsclmnn -A c:ntchcr,
third bascmnn. He wlll be used
where n~ed.
Miller &. Co. Top SigEps in Finnie
Tho 'Phi Coma bln~ted thr\r
way to the lntrnmuroJ bukrtball
d111mplonshap by dowln(l Sigma
Phi Epsilon ':'0 l1l &1 In o Mnrth
[ljh
Undofo&tod In leogu~ play In
oonn ata.rb, tho PhiComs woro
Ject to tho winnent clrclo by Dlclc
Mtller's 27 polnla. Al Cameron
added 17 polnU to tho winning
cause.
Mainstay of lhc SacEp bid for
the num~r one JPC)t Will Sklp
Calhoun who netted 32 countcrJ.
J v Tta!$wOrth wn l.!cOnd on the
~ LP <'0 IDI I · '-th c ~ht
1M Final Standinqs
lnd. Loaguo
PhiComs --W L
_7 0 Pta.
150 Yogi Boan -G
Madmen ...
f"acully _4
Mallo 4
Platt Hall ..2
Howard Hall )
Commuton 0
FraJ. Longue w
Sigma Phi EP"- 5
Theta CbJ 4
Lamba Phi Eps 1
Alpha Rho Omogu l
"B '• Lea!Jl,lt
PhiComs • Thole Chi 4
Yogi Boen -_3
Boo Boo• 3
Stgma Phi Eps 1
Lambda Phi Ep1 0
t;O:rti~IENT.'-\.DY
Br Doug, Myol"'i. Sports £dltor I 125
3 100
3 100
3 100
5 75
6 63
7 50
L Ph.
1 113
1 100
4 75
5 63
1 100
1 100
1 84
1
4 51
5 35
LC's port In the N.\JA kkkolf bnscbllll tc.urnwncnt wns llmatcd
to one come, whrch they lost to Linfield Saturday, 4·0. The IKhed·
ulcd doubiC'hc nd•·n. of Thun.lnv ond Frld:w were nH rnln~od out tn
Portlnnd bUt • lcf)' r.Rmc rhl dultd In McMinn\ lie w l piA~~ ·
Speaking ol bllloball. aro any gamos actually ph1.yod on 1' uhor
riold? T.bo inllold hu gTaw. pa.tchu ond lho outfield hat hol..,_ and
aa.b qra•t galoto Eldon fl·c, atblollc dopartrruuu conlribuJo• lh11
to many lo~clon.. mainly tho we~alhor (Sl rolny da~ ouJ ol tho lut
SS.J Also, tho Hold 1U1 In a bolo: d.rain11911 11 poor.
But tlu cor~IJonrd hnn b· ·•n n« · h p unh,:dl • • •
Tbo NCAA "1 tltn11 tournament t.ssl. weekend Dt Oreson Stale
\lnh·rrslty wnt n hU&c auce~, na t·ould hn\·c been predicted f~m tlw
!!,000 tum-out clven the Plon•~r urnpplens tlu:rll Fl·b. 10. LC I Plll'·
th:Jpant, flul Clock, Will ellminntcd in the hl1it rouNi by AI Jaeltlbb,
11 Northwestern wrcstl"..r
• • •
Tho athlollc doparlmtnl hu announc:td the winDon of tho ouJ•
11and.lng alblelos for tho months ol Januart. Fol>ruarr and Ma.rch.
Juuary'• wl.Anor 'Wal Noll Galloway , lho fino roolrio wr.a1Ior1
rtbruary, Jim Boutin and Royco Mc:Danlol , and Marc:h'l alhloto of
1ho monlb wu. of course, Pacific: Coaat 191-pound champion. Clock.
Valley Lanes B 0 W I.
NORTHWEST'S MOST BEAUTIFUL
Open 24 Hours a Day
9300 S. W. Booverton-Hlllsdole Hwy.
CV 2-352-4 r JOKJ:ER LOQ
Pete Word: The Baltimore Rookie to Watch
LC'1 moat lue«~ulul althl(lto
hu al11nod with Richmond of lhe
Cltn.a AAA lnt11rnellonel Luguo,
The mosl aucc•ulul athlete Is of
couno PtlD Ward,
Hight unw, Ward 11 11111 In
Miami, fjl!hUnr. for nn ouWdd
berth with U1 Uahlmorc Orlo
olc Tlll'r 11 aUII hnn \a
will atltl with thc:m
Comlnq Into lhla a.onon, Wud
wu tabbed na ono ol lho Orlolp'
"'rookloa to watch.'' Hh llut two
•• uon.t In lho Dalllmoro organ!·
&allon ware roualn!l •u-os,
but lht COI'UOniUI IOonu to be ho
II 1lll1 11 yMr away from tho big
lct~guoa.
Golfers Shoot
Par, Thus Far
Jim LQpnkk and Boo \.llmm
nrt.: Jllootlng Jlnr I!Oif ond hC!lld·
lrlll tht' 1001 golf tcnm Into lu
SC<'Ond wcdc of "'et proctlc:e
round•
Lopakkn flrGd a 37 and Canlln
a ono·undor 3~ at Top 0' Scott
two w~oka ago Saturdar. abe
only dry, awulllny dar lhla
yoar. Cantin rollowl!d up wUh a.n
nglo at Broadmoor'a lour1h bolo
and a par 36 lui Thunday.
Conch Jim Goddurd obtain~
Uroudmoor 011nln tor proctlc:e and
Oswego lur molchcs Gotldtnd as
eonfidrmt the nottlw111l l"ortlnnd
layout '' Ill IJI\•IJ the Ptonccr
dlvotc!:'nl enough trouble so that
thr•lr (tliJTI{!!i wall be In top .lhnpc
fur rm:cllnn Oi'positlon.
Following thl.a wook'• prGc;tlco
ro\lllds tho laam wUI quallfy
April 3·5 1n ordctr to dotctrmlno
potlllona for tho match J\prll 7
a;al&ut OC£ at Oswego. Tho best
36 holes played Cln tbuc throo
dar• will bo recorded and then
c:h&llenglng for ranking b~ln&.
A 14-wcek mntc:h schedule b
on tap In tho forthcomlnc weeks,
tnklnu Goddcmta' torus to Me·
Mlnnvlllc, Forest Grove, Salem,
onil Wollll Walla tor lh•• NWC
Chnmplanahhn, \\i1erc LC v.•lll
dclcnd Ill co-conference UUe on
Mny 19.
Tennis Season
Looks Promising
Tht fu turc look. \'Cr)" promis'
ann tor th!J year's younc ll'nnlt
squad, despite tho fnct only om•
LC lnttennnn I retumlns to the
eourta. lie will be backed up,
now<'\'tr, by o trrsnsfur ltudent
who lettered ol Wlllomollc plus
a corps of touted !rcshmcn.
Jam &rlcknuan. t>ophomorc,
b the Pionei:r'l only lc\lcmum,
but Joy Butler lettered while at·
tcndtnc WU two yurs ago lie
wns ancllglbl~ 11111 year due to
the tmns!cr rule.
Among tbo alx freshmen play
ers wiU1 outltandlng high school
records [J Ron Stephenson, who
cstnbl.Llhcd o fine n:cord at Gmnt
'"lth three letters nnd n numbc:r
of tOUmllmcnt wins. Other fro=~h
prospcc:IJ Wllh Good high school
I"ClCCrcb art-Hud Garrison and
Hall Blluard, both from Osv;cgo,
and Dunne Rhondarmer, Portcr
,·We, Call!.
'111., leoma fu,;t motch w\11 be
ot Reed Collcg<•, April I, at
10 n m.
Craduatlng Soon? Or just out
n::rentl,) ': 111-re'a 11 brcJlc tor
youn(l men and women. \'ou
wont to .:ct the protection
you'll n~ later on-lor your
future nd\•Jnc:<-ment, rcsJIOIUI·
bnitiC!l and accurily Now you
con do thnt--o.nd 1111rt build·
Inc n fund or l10llars DJ wull
for mucl1 lcoss money that It
would take later on. And tJv
lna: 1n1uranro otft' 1'11 otht r ad
' anllllf• s, to ryoung pt:oplll
onh·l Call tho F.qultDblo Llftl
AUurnnc•• Soc:ltlh of Ute UnJ·
ted Sl.ll<'
JOE HUBER
100 Public Sonlco Bldg.
CA 1·9471 1111 1111m h 11.1 'bN!n m n licmcd
In tl1c b ;cbllll provl 'N moi!A·
z.lnr , nnd DniLl.mo-r tnllllll((l'r
J"aul R dt nh I n.-po.rlcd to oo
high on tho ~tood-looldnn rook!o
from Portland ,
Ward au~nd•d LC ltom 19~C·
61, whna hn wu 11 alendoul por•
LC Loses Final
Contest to PSC
L~ c:ICI:!Cd om ht 11tQkc,>lball
IN on on t1 IOJlnR note by drop
ping n '17-G~• c.h~clllon to Port
lAud StAte March 7 In th~ Doll·
cum before 2,238 Inn._
Tho Vlldnv- racod to a 22·7
lead aftor 11 rnitlul botoro the
P!4noM,. caught hro to laad PSC
at hAUtune , 34-32.
Dill HcmJclmnn, Mike Vermil
lion llnd Jim nouthln wcro lho
Fint•een who led lh11 'l!llrl Tho
core wr.s tied atx lime• In the
ccond hnU', thc 111.11 Ume et
lll.(JJ.
BIU Tumor !lnd Eldon Labh
then comblnod to toar oU elghJ
suaight pol.DU for tho VUtln!l'l
with thrH mlttulos loll to low up
the •ldorr for PSC.
LC led In noboundt, !i0--l8, but
26 or 'iO from tho field for o 3111
JK rcc:mt&llt' \~ hllc PSC ahot 28 of
U4 for .487. Tho VlkinllJ aunk
21 o! 83 l1<!C hOLd \\hlle t11o Plo·
ncer1 could hit only 13 of the1r
24 shot.s !torn the dumty slrlpc.
McDa.nlol c:locod ouJ h!J col·
logo bukttb&ll c:a.roor by ca.a·
nlng 19 poinD. BouJlo foUowod
with 14, BW MaUHr h11 nino,
Vonnlllion hlad olgbt.
LC flnls11cd lhc ~aaon with
o 14-11 mark, nnd lost the "Ctty
Championship to PSC by drop
ping two contests to the Vlklnlll
while winning one. form.ur em the butbo.ll lctam.
Tbla y ar, h wu ono ot the
twclvc fanllllstt tor th Hay
word awlird (Oregon'• oulltand
lna flthletc or lim yc r, wu cven
hrnlly won by 0111 Davia) A
plnq 1 WM IUVCII to Ward b7 lhc
Ore on Sportawrlt<'n ond Broad·
c at n Auoclntlon ln recount·
tlon of lhll honor.
Ward <ruaUJiod lor tho wucS bT
Mln9 Yolltd th• "MOlt Valuol>lo pta ru .. lD tn. do:a B Appleton.
Wueonsla Loaguo luJ :rw.
Wlll'd playod. IM Fox ClJJ and
hU .34~ {or tho year.
In JG5-0, Word playe!d for the
Stocktcn :P.orta ln the C4111omla
StAte Lea8U , and hit .au
He au~ndocl LC from 1 DU to
l8SI H• reham.od fOT th.D lD~I
taU acmestor. an.d atru hu ono
aorncstu 10 1J0 to gnuSuaJI,
IN!jOTln!J Ill bllllnau.
Pioneer Cinder Fortunes
Depend on New Prospects
The I.C trAc.k rortu~ th11
)"<'llr "'lll d JI(:Jid quit he-avilY
Qfl lrt':Jhman p~pt!da 1lnco the
cinder 1qW1d 1J not n~rly tu
alronc n• luL ycar'a. Mtle ll11(. ,.. •ulc-Sundho!m,
4 23 8 llnd 10 JU, nnd Gill)' Rob·
inl<m, 4 Jl and 1010
Out of tbo )4 turnout• thb
year, only IZ ar leU~men. wUh
lour e'nlnls completely •old ol.
lctterm"n. Coach Cldon Fix has,
bowner, 1hr~ ntumlng Confer.
onctt c:hamploaa to bol1.1or bta
hopm, d~plto tha faa thaJ 110
much depend• on 1\ow prwpocts. Hurdles Clbonon. 14.0 and
U-21 Korl K.loostar. 15.3 and
24.9. and BlddonS IS I and
25.1. T.op new runrutr ta Sle•o
Wobb.
JneUn -Bet be~ are Jun
Doulln IUtd Bill Turru!r
Shot put -Bcs1 _,., coman.
Rkk WhMllr and Tom Sber·
wood.
Th" bli: Utr Include Eric
Glbei'IOn, lC!JJ11 cnptatn, wlnnl!l'
of U1c hlch hurdle~ event 1n 1960,
John Blc:kt<Jrd, winner of both
hurdle event• 1n 1959 llncl Conrad
Sundholrn, Oswcno, \wo • mile
champ 1n 1058 Tho latter two
have been lulmpor«S the p:ll\
fow 5~-"0illl by Inj~. D~R!clulrd RodatMd, 117·
4.
POlo uult-Hall 11lamn top
prot poet.
B~d jump-Kent Stmmons,
~0-10~, Bob Broola, 21·2'•
LC Beller Than 1Ug 10'
Top IUblOIOS In ctach ennl with
their top college 0\Uput are u
follow.:
100 ond HO•yellr 1prlnUI-Ron
Pnuly, 10 1 nnd ~ 0, BJII Bar~r.
10 2 nnd 21.2, and Bickford, 10 l
and 22 0 LC athlcto ouublne Ow Bla
Ten 11lnnl A tobll o! O;t llls Tm
11thlctcs "'ere dcclnrcd lnallalhle
bcc:nW!e of mld·tcnn academic
fall~ report. a Chlcqo sv.r
vey, while ncmc wu reported c;n
Pa1ll tint: Hill.
440-,Davc Randle, 151 IJ and E.d
BMIIet, 51 3 Bdt nC\'Oi prospect
b Dwnlno Sulltc
880--Top nowcomon an Noll
Webber and Doug Smith, The nne, wu prompted b,
llJl unprc:a:1Jcnted Lot:ll o! 18
alhh!le$ .n:o!ntlT ruled out at
Iowa, V; bJch lost four o! Itt Ove
at.ut.crs on Its bletJ!y·ranked
b:a•tctb:lll tc:r.m
llr("iJroll" n••t. In r t m ot M
tl!c: ~r und Of~ r all o ett •
11 d na" ll r tra1nrn tl tilt) l 1
n'q .n l Th wtll alwa Le '* n
I I o1f1 .And II I for bit' tbal t \o ;..z " r. &
hf• I th "'wiii!Jt. 1 lC>t~ r r 1-JI I cd a ;.1
hJ\r ~• t. Au fC)f~ ~
D I rt I, O{l1t &bat' I aho • b I flllu.rt' r llq.~
train I ~tr f r r IIi r Clll th~ ~ oo l'\ ac I
mn t ltn1 l1 b 1 "I 1: p I rto 1 ad
mini <trathr 1 t no mu I be Iilii."'! :1 W orl \\ ;u II
UntO' 11111 • uu -.a .-ull«gr. ~tLHirnt 1,. c•cnne on \Jr
I urr• ulhr, r! t 1r 1. 11 o:_p-' \tr} ICOT TI o
foir Noll r TIUIUatr lllt'll at!<.l ,. n rtJuo
f•~l.t tl, r , 0 r Tr&~ntn .. I I n,., ,, t Jtr
of ll tht hi• nil f0\11 lOin :J I U tn I HI I • I""'' '' n• Othtor "4 1 tl ~... \lor Tro~m·
'" ll " au.ltl .\lr •· ttt \ J h
.. ..... ,. lornrhh tlou.l 1(<1 \Hill l.rln.j:: m \lr Folrft'
,n;, ··r. 1 11 11 lar) r:lu all'" "' t:<IIIII•••c:
"llh lhr ' •• cqu • I ut 1 th 1\lL lbm
tl1 11: (rn-mnl .al and d~a1.1l < rr rhlrh d•• ••
It 1 rl 11.1 111 "''" ~;:raJ 11 d r at J\lr
for "'~n and hbc:ral l"':lt.rtmml pt
\u ~ ,. o r d cCll o "
up Ill n: pi '' .!rune, n 11 err uu
II I~ of tht-!c ) n& ~ 1 • ' hk
)l ur IOCQI \If hm«' It rur:r-r Or wn r \11littr
(.-r .. rr lnf•Jrnullton , Di-t•t. ,:,t:IS, (I'" 7608.,
\\ a•hin~tlon I, U.t~, if JOU .. anllurther In fur•
lltlllh•n IIN•ut the' na• htator tr;unlne ''r Offi«r
1 rain•ne "rhloal pn•Jr"no ..
lJ. .Air Force
71~erc' (J plaec.· fiJI
pn'}~ ~ional cl Met m 1u an t/1~
krospa• tcUTJ •
-Few
e \our Senate
Slt·hu
~nan do>nn.
Loynlty oaths.
Puking problems.
~ ral ro:imtttmt!ll t
lJilG policu::s.
~ C(' Dllli'Cht:S..
Adlr u.strnth'C control on students.
Cl lmg ln c::lAsses.
Stud t body e<:tions.
N'S • .&. illL .a tiO!l.
M :ret dance
If ~ ha~ bcln cro3U\-e cut out this list nnd pln tt on
vour hpcl Th are ust a !ew of th~ subjcrls that CflD
be 'told'" t ~'Mlr Stu c.nt Senate. 4 p.m.. Thursday March
3 1n 1 w r 11 pletnn Commons.
If '\"((U like~ I1b c::re:~Uve and nrc more tbmking thnn the
LC IStUd t u ho I"CC!!tltl\" wd. "l think thf!re's a Jot o! opatby
th c.nnpu.s-bu' en. 1 dan t know muclt about 1t, so I
can m'lke Q \-:ilid Op.tDllm" come mthnut the list. Instead
b~ ur own pet subJect, pec'-e. ~ C':IUSC or snpe..
~tOlS hn\-e d red yoo w "See Your Scnnte .. tomorrot\·
afternoon. 'Tcll lhcm th~-are "full .of baloney," tell them
th a~ on th ri&ht traCk.
Senatll1'S sa~ t~re are about 150 pasm~ly active students
oa thl.! CllJnpllS nnd obout 8SO ~tables.
Think they're ngbt• T"nmk tbey-·re wrong?
5t'e TOur Senate about It. -
tud nt~ Editorialize . • • • rtflciZer
Sbou d coll ~ ~~r Journalists promote tbclr own
edttlllicl p.ilic:) .. Should f culty ndministnluan and student
group be exc!r.P' !rom publ•shed cnucu:m" These are ques
u ns that arise m dr-.nrssions of college journalistic prnc+o.1ces,
and cb l1rt' n 1h-diSpUted by those students who feel
that theu-mhncu~ libt!rtles are being c:nnnileci, tmd by t.he
:fal:ulw and ad:mlnist::Duv.c officers, "'·ho feel thnt they are
tUten put upon b\· me;ponstbl .. s\udents lookmg for some
~ about " !clt to be cant:'O\'l!I'Sial
Some say tlut bullds char.u:te by leitmg students take
put in the eonfhct embodied :m edi~ spillS ·w1th t.h~ fra
tcnUU 101'Crlli£s, instruetms and pro!~ :md the admin
istnl~ stnfL This would be a boon to the sincere students
af J.Ourmlmn nd politic:&l saence, working tov.'11J"ds gojlls
which they eonsfdcr very rtcl.
On the other hand, some consider the c:on!usion and hitter
Dess created \hnlugh danands far answers ro probli!.IDS,
ll.nllWe::'S to c:nlletSmS. and mwtJons to the petty social quar
rcls bc•wce.n campu~ organ1rnti<ms D lang step to talm to
satisfy the IU!ed (or individual freedllm of opinion.
There a ooc thing we believe :a colle,&-t! pllpe:r ean do through
the we of n provoeatn:e edito:ial a;ppro:lch. It can c:ause the
udenta to re:~ct tt' the ~tien opmian and take a stand-ayt
or nay-drawiii,g them away from the passh:c stand they
nonnaDy take.
P:om tian o4' d Jls and the cnUcism o! 1deals must be left
to the studelt. hemse1ves. Pe:-!:inerrt ouestians can ruu be -raised. CcnDsctxng !:tlldent groups an defend thdr own opin-
fana. lnte.."'t:S't gto1lpe em push io:r :reforms. The student c:o.n be
own cnnc and his own defen.;e. R.N.
Bark of Log
~:td to cUeovcr
mt:c of o:~r "much
~t:cnet:f"" Loc &bt IM.re ....-u:; llb-
~~~u:~a:t~'tht! 'Ftr T. • podudJon d
OedipuJ Ra a.lthoutb thee 'l111ll
• be th cdi11on o1 the p:l•
pe be!!~ p1tld.adl d~
I kwlw.• ~! the DtteSIUJ' b-
!cnn• ftn lti'J a.-tlf1 on thh
~ u ~nail
Cl:l F'~ 23rd alon& wztb an
offer fnlm lhc! tho1u ou to
wrl!c the &."tkl~. ret ~ ·~
pc;."'Cd .In l.he p;,per •••
It mould be na<.ed wt the ~ Rcpa;:te a wcll u
«V.he: cUy ~.PCD hn'e :nm
art.iclf:I on tbft play Do the
.na!knta a! Lt!wb and C1azk Col·
1e£ 11m e to tum to ~ Par1.lzm!S
P..t;p<!rU'r ln 07'dtt to learn their
c:a:mpus news..
1u:u1 L r crwlu.
Ed. Note: The Log ~
rqrela that thb omlulcm wu
made 1hrouth mispl.Gdn& J.ctar •
matlon. It WUJ nat JnW:DtJcmal,
:forth!: eta« does not whh 10 clli
cnm[aat.c :aplnr.t rmy dnlma ac·
uvUy on <:amJ'U'. Ezpn:ufoo lhzoag.h both dnmatk '-I!d joum
allru eruti\'Jt" are ~
ca:nponaou of the coil ge co..m
Pll!.
Tow Ecllian
W v:c.re t.l'i clad to har
that •~e mtr:M the mclod·
lous IO'.tndl a! the ci!t f lR5511
We 'IRn! also ,pleased that
rtlm(''bc!dy mode 1udl a thorou&h
~tJao and '!comd that '"the
cnlT rs on the eDUnd of bells
vn: became a fw.e butned
OUt, wh1ch coul!S br. Wten.ed ln
11 my Lha::t tl:ne ..
Why did ZY.Jt i.hls p&rt)" abo ln
Te:tipte to find wbll t caused
aid fuse to blDw
'Thdl 'lh_"f would bln"l! found
tlw ll1l the fmc= on the Collct!e
Can·;pus ..-auld rwt ove them the
meledlous wntu!dr.. bc:a.112 It b
dam,Pm'? fn the to.-~ whiCh tw
Q!! :eif thf: r.hort ln the 'lli'irlnl
and to uue t out will tAke two
mer. eamc Woo to Joc:ote. We aro
busy wzlll malctcancx: of tho
CoUcge but will cct to it evcntu· .u,..
Pleue hav patknee.
1. D. Hoopes
HG!nteM~ DcpL
• PlON'C£1\ . <X. W...Snuday . March :at 1\lGt
Committee
On Nature Sets Presuppositions
of Christian College
By Ceorv- C~n
" t II ChrUtJ!ll\ ~ • c"
I 11 r\!P(1ft pn:J)Ami b) the J:du •
u nal Coun 1, Dr John Har-
r~ton and 11 I coull)• c<~mmlltce
o.r ~~ n C'QJIIC' t th c<lnclu·
ons.
TH£ REPORT S\~U thai
ch mt:mbcr <lf Cllruti n c:ol·
IC'.&e mcc'tl an.\ number of ail
uaUons ln ~ mnny "1\) Ho''
C\ 't, th ' m t U1csc problems
' ath a ~rtaln numbu r uiU·
mat mm•tuncn ~ t the nn turo ol m 1'. God and Cod.,
'\\•CilJd
'1'hc ChruUan CQJI~ u a col•
le .n \\ hh:h c ch m moor
know~ that Jud~ by an Ab: O•
Jut landnrd, his own nnd hts
~1\1~' W'OJ'k b UM~J)IIIbl
'I t1l ht! b "llltn to DCC<'pt nnd
~ n~t11l'd for '' hnl h~ Is aud
wh t h~· tcytng to bocoma
Thu in mulun1 CJt«.m nnd l'0-
11<" th c dfort coll~·•1 u• ma\
t~ct on w1th tho bu £n ml!CllDJ
t: ch nc\\ tu111Uon wHh dur
Frosh Deposit
Doubles in Fall
'ltfcmo to lhc Class o.r n
p&mpb ct p~b\ fi"C$h·
men, u:ne 11dd1Uonal 1..1\for-
mauon ccmp.l.n!d to lli.St year s
laue.,
Ont' dill' ~n~ u nn 1n=sc
In the cnmt of mon requt.nxl
ti.l n-e a pl~~ In tho nudrnt
bod) wat.h room and boanl 'l1le
u:uru ll3lred '' lncomln!; freshmen ror tllc fllll r:cm~~ at nds
t doubt t.h t rcqu red l!Ut year
The )urtlf calion fur the in·
that mlln! than t\\'1~ as
many appllcnuons tor aamisslon
lUI~ lllrc.:ldJ ~n rttci,;ro as
camp;~rcd to Jut ) ear Unless the
l u ln~ u .II !mp<IIS31blc
for tbc tall go to pmcc:ss all thu
matc:ul n,c lArger nd\"ADCC
pa.)'lnent ;~ lso en to pn:!\'Cnt
careless 5Uidcnt.s tram m11king ~ atiOll$ f~ CIISS and dorm
b.ic!i they ckl D1l1 Intend to ~.P
"Ib m~ '-'exrn t money"
lnsures that ttudcnt& v,-ho really
M'd a roam fn the donns will
not be: hcld ap by those who
don t. Fi:Wl.r tt u Lmponan t to
~aBrc thDt the tn~ only
tl:inis LC t th Am 1en~l as
the other prt\'1ltc colle{t'S lD tbe
art:1.
ADothrr ch~e in Ute "memo"
rhe hmktt•tu·r b th ~ulrcmcnt that oll ln
comln studenu be required to
take the C£8 ~lnntlons The
roll~ ~~e' that It houlcl
Jmo" Ute ablllty of cb stu
drnt t T' must cnl purposes IUld
thnt the 1tudcnt nbo should
lm~" 11 be to plan his rounc
o1' study ~~ the coUegc lntelli·
gently At ~~l It ls difficult
to Judge what kind ol student
.1s attnctcd to LC because ot the
tack al sucb infonnatlon.
Th enllre ''memo thL~ ycnr
s~ tbo de31ro for ~nal
.:ro~ th on t.he part or the sndl
\"idun1 !Student. The pamphlet
outllnes lltUdl'Ilt ''lclt·.hclp" plaru
throUJ;h coli~ and a detalled
explannhon ol the acholnrililps
ava labl For the flr~t umc tbcrc
b a dL-=et "'~ I on thnt J)liT•
cnu rillo'~~> the .student to take
~ of hts own ndmlsslonJ Jll'O
CII!d~
'Ibe ~ "memo" rcllects n
careful scrutiny of H1c old one
\\"Jth better expllmauons of old
poi.Jd nnd smpnn eml'nlS on
the" hol Jt pre!:enu to the pros
pe<:U\'C appltcanl a clear 'icw of
what to expect- ~!rcshlng
lad: of "'mloro lion'" d ped to
'Jttnlct nnd not to Worm.
No Scientific N arne
For Procrastination
By Bob FUch
Spn£11: u hen: II£ is onCX! more
Proa11..'1UU1tm-'1 P 11 :r n d Is e
'lbasc who c:mt .In nn elc!rnal
cmna once lll,ilnln hzn'c a:n cxruro
for bcm thCU' "real Rl~"
NO LONCCR will thl! lazy
bono and procrutinatOI'I tell
tl lr ln~ "'un lhnllhs" • "'1 Jurt
don t have c:nouth time" Swim·
mine. lnps to the be:Jm and !rU
b e \aUrtUUnclltl w11 rcp!Aoe Tl'Sil
~ and bull on t1m and
our ~tnt budd cs will tnrth·
tuny uy You know bow things
pUe up In the opzlng-I just
cant add anythlnt e.W!l" -F"-ra cnu• c<m avo.:ll the
re-<'valu ucm so c:ner CJhe:aUy
'lil't.ed .. Ocea It am walt until
next taU whl!ll we aren t ao
bW!7 ' Lo~. KLC nnd Voyaceur
K!.lif!l WlJl .) to their be:J.
r:~u ed bett~. too many thlzu:s
to do I'll juc;t bn~e to drop this
actiVzty Th1.1 ASLC Senut.ors
can blt=.;1ully drop their pro~
lens into lhc lop Of the nt-w
acv.-c:rrmg, ''We JU!t couldn't
t em tolvcd-not enotmh wnel
And enlon can l plly a,; e fiDY
bd!ind "hen they rcoclvc
th u-hODfmlble cllichargc.
I am ~ to wam a tcw cn
IJt}l~.ccncd c1udcnu who under
nand Ual the IUD ns.c::5 C\"C%7 24
hou:w, that the earth n:volft1
llrouod thc IUD e,; c:y 365t~
daya thA• the ICUOl1S wW anne
wtth modcmtc ~ ty. that it
n1ro5 ln ():qon and th:it the
c:cm te W Include mldttnu s
and fiualJ. I lim tryinj: to Wl.m
tbo:e who und~ thAt wen
u !ndlviduDl.. we mun lnmt
ab17 ~ cons!stcnt demands on
our t1m
I warn· th~ student& 1hAt
they, lll:.e the dsug addJr:t cr
voodoo vlr:tlm. wnt Pt!Jlletually
have a monkey on thelr bDckl,
'This mo.nJtcy b a IUb-bwuan prt.
nate who dtn~ obvlow obUaa· LloA&. He 11 lhc procrnsUnator.
The£C prlm11tes lhrl' e m tho
spri.D.E. 'lbey finnlly hD\ e un ex·
cuse In JpringtJmc &c:UviU They
n:..c:er. ~ble the wit who told his
doctor, l! there"• anything wrong
with me, don't give me 11 sden·
W!c DlmiC. s:ay It 1:0 I can Wldcr-
11And Jt."
The doctor replied. "You"nl
lazy!'" And our friend continued,
Thanks, Doe., DOW Cl\"c mo the
lclc:nWic: name so I tllD tell my
friends I"
Arthur Helps
As Fiat Fails
~ Arthur ls sWI aUw.
f'oiU' LC coeib Sl\'~r they saw
him clrwtnn n atatlon "'II$ on
o.micd w1th an uto ll'lecll11nlcs
handbook
.Ann Pardee. Juanllll \lo'Uson,
Llz Mnrtn and 'Nikki Nord v. ere
rctumlnc to school from tbo
Lo Antel rt1'CII when th!!lr
F"'Uil lo:sdeti wiU1 8 5Uitc:81:
blew IU nuilator b~
Tb,. l~t T<:Dro manor re·
pluced r dlalor hose with 11
~ cardcn h~ Dut tbo
garden hn-..c c:q:~lod cd every 10
mil sproyint Wtller all over we Wlnd•hhleld
King Arthur, a drl\'cr from
S:ln Bnmo, C4ll!., :followed the
failint Fat !or QO milo, halting
vohen Uw hose broke to ~ke the
gt.rh to tho ncm-c:;t town for
marc water nnd garden hose and
back again.
After ! o u r r. en' c racldnc
houn the cnr Jlllil'ld into Red·
dins running mnoothly. Kin&
Anhur wbhcd Ute girls suc:
c:e!S and ,pee~ ohead of them on
hls way •
The Fbl bclw out A81lln and
Klnu ArtbiU' wu Ions r.one, 10
01.1! slrll had to r•:surM th1Jlr
trJp bad: to £dlool with trltndl • vi on trt h hope nd dftrlcntly
din::.: ted CIICI'ln "
KI\VINC STATED thol mnn
1J v. orklna '~ uhln a ChNUan
lduiCl , tho ~mlltll dcrln
tho rol<l or mnn nnd his GOd.
Inn plctur<:<l ~ II\ In!! \\ lth·
n l\HJ d•mrrulon one ~PII•tlllll
1nd ono bodily. To d~· th~
bodll~ I.S 1.:. llltrmpl to h\'C 11.!1 11
dltcmbodiL'<I "l!oul" t~:tplllg re•
p.mllblllt,) tn this world To
del\)' tbc "$t!Ullsh"' '' to stoop 10
be Uallt) 11nd ullunotcl)' to dc-
pasr 11111!, conch•d<:3 lhr cam·
mlttce m m~ be defined liS on
nttempl ti.'l dens either of the dl·
mtnst ns ot m11n's cilitencc Mid
11\-c entirely "lthln the otbr.r.
ntC REPORT su thnt it
thr Chrl llllrt God b Lord of his·
ton. then history mu t hi! ll~
th<> God dynamic, nctulll ond
purpud\"c This would deny the
theory that nun is n alo\"1! to a
rcpcltlous c,rc:Io ot o~ C'nts. In·
stc d man 11 pictured u smrt ot
11 cltandn,g world. one requiring
ells~ ln symp thy.
W.ilh rcg11rd to education, the
c<lnscqui:Jlco of these concha·
lOll! m11st be as follow•:
1) Malltr tho natural, tho bodily lJ nCI i!YII but good, but
lliulory but actuaL n!:'l 1 U•tulfl.
d\'nl but conllng,:nt ol\d d•pc-nd•
ent.
:1) Tho lhbralc·Chrlallan tndt•
lion would IIII'JIOU tho acionlllle
malhCKI of workln'l toword 11 1\ll.
li!r undllnlr1ndlnq lhf'O\Igh ob.
tonatlon and oxporlmentallon.
3) EduC'IIIon ll rlghUuUr eon•
c:oorncd wiJh loochln!J man how
to mAko tho \li)at uao ol both hit
bodily and hla aplrltual to·
IOU~ .
4)11 tho Chrlallan dooa not poa.
1011 1111 lhruth, ttnd fll\th la nol to
bo lAkon u bllnd odhl'rc>nco to a
al!l ol doctrln l!:&. then c:titlc:ltm of
faiJh ond doubt wllhln the Chrh·
tian c:omunlly must not bo
ahunncd but rather woleomcd.
With I!UCh prc:JUppodt.iOM 111
mind, the contmlltoo sugj! u
thl\t l..C iJ not n community o[
faith but n communll)· of team.
1ng F'nlth nnd Chrbllnn Idealogy
hii\'C thclr 11lllcc on tho cnmpUJ
l ut It iJ nol the duty of the col·
leg<' to cushion r Jth In eotton
batting. Onl) b)' cncoumclng cx
umln linn, doubt nd crtttcl m
amoug It! memlx!rshi Jl can tho
colll'r.o ctny alive to the demAnd
of o W'tlrld ot clumgc.
Journalism Expands
As World 'Shrinks'
By Nlkkl Nord
A ~t nrwmn1n once ro
mnrkcd thnt onlf ll\"0 professions
really arc as romanUc: ns people
think the~· nro: bllr1~dlni: nnd
Journalli:m.
JOURNALISM cnhanc:cs a
u Ide ,.nrlt'ty nr oa:upations ll!ld
C\ cn tor those not .interested it
alters II h[Jh \"UIUC Of trninfng
to. bleb would be on nsset ln daDy
Uving.
The ncrcotype or joumnl·
lsm product Is the eub rcpor1u.
p<>nczl in C' r. pnd tn hnnd. com
plete wtth hoodlums, screeclung
taxis, brushes with droth IUld
hair ~lllliDSI dcnllnes b.1tlng
the other ncwspapor. Thls ot
eoursc: Is only the HoliY''"'OCC.
type reporter, ns ti1e nvet11ic re·
porter with hit lx'gUU\ing salary
.,t from .$70 to $85 :~ ~k coald
hnr41y Afford to go running oU
to Afrfcn 011 the tllll of some hot
tJp.
REPORTNlG ll the bottom ot
the ncwsp:~per ai4U with the
editor on top. In between these
two are n number o! posJUons.
Writus ln spcclallicd ticlds £Uch
113 IPQrtl, hirtor), education nnd
cconomJcs, drarrut nod mu.sic: are
In UCllt demand ln todny's srpe
clllllicd world.
There 6Ull exist! In the world
the tamed oorrepondc nt nl·
though ltli!J" arc few nnd tar be
tw<.-cn. News M!~VIco which syn
dJcalc SJtor.ICJ offer 'ob3 tor the
nbovc-n\·crattc writer. Todoy•e
public J'clllllon. fields o1ler many
opportunities for the joumalist. .Almost all big bu me::..s eoncems
hna public rt!lnuon dl'pnrtmt!Ilu
and publl!h magnz.lni!S Trade '
magll%1ncs offer mora opportun
Ity !\lr crenUvity and Individual
Ity. "Ho\1£0 orsnnl!," n fonn of
the trade magaz.lnc nrc u u&liJ
put out b)• larcc conccnu about
nnd for u~c employee.
SOMEONE must do the pub
llcJty writing for the eolleg~.
clv1c orcaniultlons nnd welfare
profccu. Frctl lnncc wrlUng ls
nlso n well p:~ld and creative
tzcld. Accomlnc to Mrs. G11y
JcnJdns, professor of journalism.
Cree lance writing in 11dd!Uon to
provldln& 11 few extro dollan; iJ
nt onl'e "aatlsfylna ond dl!eour
aglng."
ChU1'eh 4.'<llto1'11 nnd other qunl
it!cd wrtiCI'II nre needed for thls
wide l•eld In n-llglous cdltuu:.
whfd1 tnkes In publlilblng houl!e.~,
bull~tuu. pamphlets, and study
guides ror llll n.go &roups.
The would-be joumallu mu6l
ho,·c n bro11d tralnlng especially
ln tho IOclnl sclcnees o.nd a spe.
cillllluod field There mu&t be
conccntrntcd int~ t In litem·
turc, Englbh. wntmc and for
eign Jnncungc.
"The world."' said Mr~ Jenk
sns, ts gctllng rmallcr nnd
smaller, ond all people rubbing
clbows wtth each other a11d a
little Journalism would be most
bcncDdal no matter what field
a person plnnncd to entCJ'.'"
Joumollsm Is tomorTOw's his·
tory wnttcn tor today•s under
&t.atldlnc and U1c future·• rcfc.r
encx:.
LITTLE ~1AN ON CA~IPU
\ _,
1 __
J
-Volut
carry.
(lOll C)'
o ~:rtu.
md Ita
ned~
1n ll
lon oJ
lll dl'o
trleona
' thdr
NS.'\
101t to
II cdu.
1ts and
IU~b
nd lrl
\ Afrl.
iprob
ln 11\J·
tud~nl
ted lb
11\J (.!
G(l~
~ned
poll
•\clop.
It n!Jo
udenta
!es ol
IUQ~~~
ropon
c next
n
n«c<l.
I do
ly lm·
tmenta
tere b
~e Lo&.
ot Ill·
nthh
, lice It
f Dlct
SponR
.r, tw
t ~
tcmba
Lcwb
10D.Sid·
an atll"
N !ln!
lltlON
ppaiJU
hd tile
1 April
presl-
h:l\'e
Tm
t 41
umlng
candl·
amulA·
I~ 2.5
a to rial
.SS ac-
1 from
,., the
~·DOt
Un for
enator ' our enote' in
LC Senators Move
To Drop Extra Fee
One LC Junior dec:idcd to talk
to hll &nntar, /1.1 11 rcsuJl Sen·
ale Jut wct'.k rcc<~mmcnd«< to
the dmlnblrntlon that the $13
fcc PQr em tcr hour, 115S~cd
to atudtmts tnklnR more lhnn 17
I ount, ~ droppotl Titc Admln-
tmUon neecpt•~ lho rccommnn
dJitlon e:~rl) thl \\ cek
JIM BUCHMAN wrote lo
~ Bl ron Brnclt that many alu•
dcnl.tl dl.allkcd ha\•lac to pay the
lN' He noted lhtll ona student
h11d to 11lay $45 axlro to tukc n
rcqulrcd health course.
Br11ch did some re:;c.~rch ond
n:portetl to Studtnl Scnnln that
lhr fnculll hDJ \'Cil!'d for this fcc
in 11n effort to ke<·p atudenl.l from
tDI)'Irt; more hour-. of EOlld
CCl\1~ them they cnn hAndle He
n;pork'<l tha~ both Dr. Cluarlcs
Hov;o.rd. dean, end Dr. John
110\\ntd, prv !dent., were In fn\"Or
of lUI n!movol now ~hn~ tullfon
ls going up
BUCHMAN In n letter to Bench
tt.llcd Uull he dad not ,...lab to
~cape the tee person.nlly, but
that he thouaht its purpw..c wu
I -dcltncd.
'"I'htJ ls onl) one CJCAmph~ C:Cn·
ccmmn the power 1tudents ha\·c
who take the lime, 1Ud1 o~
Croup to Present
Special Rending
Tbo Interpreters will alvo n
rendins of Sophocles' play "Anti·
snnc" nl 8 p m., April S. ot LC.
They will be p~ntcd by tho
F.ngli!h department. - J\ au;l of seven tcnsoncd nctors
will gppcnr In the spcclol pre
ICDt.nUon produ«.'d by Arthu;
Coc Cray, G"'Ynnc N I c h o h
Wilmer wlll direct lhc production
and rend the tlUe role o( Anti·
on~
The Interpreters, 11 group of
non· profcssletnnlll Interested in
rudang of the clnrsh:s, have op
pcart'd Ul several productions for
the Llbrnry Assn, alnco their
formuuon o few )'CJU'I o.co.
They per1orm without props
IU1d c.o'tmu~ , re:.dmg from
liglltcd standt. and lndlcntc en·
trunccs Iliad cxlls by switching
lighu on and alf.
The Mondor performance in
lhC! lountc of Plotl Hall will be
open to tho public without
c:bnrae.
'Got tho Redcoat Bluos'
Which w the men's N!lll·
roc.m7 H0\•1 much llTC lnrgc
cok~t C:m 1 smoko ln the arena?
How mnny people docs lhiJ pia('(!
hold can you anJWCl' these qu •
llons7 Ncllhcr could the mcm•
bcrs of Slgmo Phi Epsilon fra·
tunlty lul Sundny night ot the
Memorial Colllcum bcltwccn pc
nods at lho hockr>y Clime. Sccmll
!hal 1 hclr r.::d joc.lrcts matched
puf~y w!Ut those of tho Coli·
· un u ncrs.
Spring's Here
~uddenly It'• spring -or 10
the illvltatlon!l tP the Junior·
Senior Prom Indicated . Many
WCI'O surp~ to 100 that Bprillg
rnu&t have bit tho prlntQJ" or tho
!nvllatJons.
Ballroom wAs •poUcd "bat·
loom" and the theme ot the dance
Printed uPtldo down on aomo
oovera noted o acnoral e~~mpUJ
siluaUon-"Suddenly 1\'a Sprint." Buchman hau don~ to wrlto hll
complaints to Student &!nate. \~ c
\\'CIUld have for I npalby tow
Ard LC nnd the ASLC &-nnto
on lhb campu If c\cey 1tudcnt
thlln 1-now pi"CC-ent," lJllld the
SenD tor.
THE MOTION n!tommmdtnC
that the mrntJon of tho Icc be
deleted trllm any !urthcr prlntlnt:
or collccc CDtalot~uc wu p ~~
hut Thursdny,
Frolic, Formality
To Keynote F ele
Fun Dnd tonnnllt • tlu
main features beiDa planned Cor
this year'a 1\ln)· Fete AprO !8
nnd 29 nccord!n~ to Dove Coop
er ond Pil~ McLnchlnn c:o-cha1r·
ml'n.
TKE f"VN wtll b<! ln the !orm
or the tradlllonnl actlvtt.i~ the
quct!n's coronDUon, rose carden
~monii:S. group contest~ and
picnic plua n new acth•tty -a
CDnuval 'I'he:sc uctivllfeJ nrc
sch~ulcd for Friday afternoon,
Aprll28 .
F'nilcmlti ond orontl~
will run booths tor the camh·al
whlch wtll be held outalde lC
Aprtl sbow~n1 don't provail.
OUt!!r grou~ arc al.sQ..1nvltcd to
sponsor bottu. The proflls from
the c:unccssfons may be JpUt on
o t\0-SO basis between the or
ganiuatlon Dnd lbe matching mil·
lion doiJIU' drive.
FORMALITY will be the nn·
tur, of rho annual May Fete
donee conlraty to a rumor of a
dance ln th~ tennis couru. The
Queen Petitions Out
''( :.l~IOl ... lOr 'J 1" ' QUct!D
are o\·allabia ID the student
body ofllce, oc:eordlng to Nand
Eslc::t, clecl!ons chalmuln. They
mUll be returned by W~~day,
April 5. Eh..'<:llon of the three
qucl'll c:~~ndidates wlll be held
dUJ"UII tho 1ludent body clcc•
tlorll!, April 1'7. Runoffa will be
held Aprn 19.
dance, to be held In T~mplelon
Commons, w1U be 11 .formal dn:--...3
nffalr.
Other cllnlrmcn include Nudcle
st~wart and JohJ' Klug, danc:a:
Don ChUcoto and Judy McLain;
camh•al, M lrnscy nrockenrldl!ll
nnd Myrnn SChlltlt'r, rornaUon
~rcmonlcs; Sue F'owler. "ourt
chnpcrono; Kyle JOhnson and
G" en Sml~h. clciU'Iup: 11nd Low o
Dcnnts •nd Kay Lemire, pub
llclly
ANYONE mtcrc!tcd in work·
ln1: on a committee dlould COD·
tnct Pal McLilchlan, Akin Hall
or Dave Co •P B( · '.fb
Kaveny to Show Garb
Tom JU . · n' ""'Ill IL ~usa the
\'CJtmcnll and ••l~<tai.Y at the
£placopnl chun:b at nn informcl
,othmntt ot 4 p m , ThursdAy,
April G. In Sdu Louncc. To lm
pl~mcnt hls prc::cntatlon K11vomy
'~ lU a how many of the actual
ltcnu uS<'d in his church st~.fces
and wlll ldl bow they camo Into
we.
Ko\·cny ea\'O this program Cor
Or. Joochlm ~mak'• Renal&·
.ance and Reforma\Jon clus lul
7car ond wu ukcd by Phi Alpha
Theta, LC hi•tory honorary, to
prttent It apln for all lnlcro.lcd
eludenla and. fac:u.lty membOrt . Volumo XVTV
Easter Activities
Start Tomorrow
~alrr WC!Ck ocUvlllrs on Cllffi•
11u~ .... 111 bi>-£ln wllh chnpcl at
11 n rn Thumtny , 1\lnrch 30 In
E\'DII Auditorium
DR. JOHN ANDERSON . chop
lnln, will conclude \hr terle:l on
'Shu PeculiAr to tho Acndrunfc:
Community," u1lng the theme
' My Kingdom Come " Stutlent
lc:~drr wnt be Hnrvcy Schmidt.
ln the altcmoon n!prcsenUI·
th cs from tht! AIIK•rtcan Frlendl
• -' - - "---; T -- -- --- - • l; • ' ---- -
Choir Sinqs in Coliseum
LC College Choir will partlcl·
JWIC In Dn En~tcr SunriJo Scrvko
nt '1 n m, Apnl 2 In the lJem·
ol"iill C(lllacum T1},1l group will
}om 'llillh othl'r toll e nnd lunh
lt;hcol cholm In the Portland
are , und r the dll'CCtton of Roy
Roblnton oC CascndC! Colle~:c
Tbl'rc will be 11 oout 500 atnt:crs.
>Louis Wlldntan, sophomore, will
fiPIM!Ir ns tympa.niat
Scrvlc" Commltt~ will lunch
with Dr. Andason ond be avnll
oblc: u1 his oC!Ire to talk with
studcnta lnlcn:sh.-d In summer
sen·lcc projcdl.
ON nu: anmc l\111undllY Thurs
dli)' at tl.lll p.m there wW be n
communion eerviCC! and Tcmc·
bnH! (lhc c.xttn!TIJUbJ.ng o! ltt:hl)
In Copeland Memori<ll Cbllpcl.
Good FridA)" vo ill be ob"..crvcd
wtth 11 brtd program of pmycr,
modltaUon and comment o~ noon
In Copeland.
Choir Candidate
For Officiol Group
The LC music department re
oeiv(.'<l n lom:-cllltance phone call
!rom New York City III.)'inc that
the Collcce Choir ls anc of throe
choirs no" t,cin& C'OIUidcred to be
11n ofllclal choir representing all
the chun'h nnd colleges or Pres·
llytcrtan aHlllllllon during the
year 1002.
The cati wn.e made by lllchard
Coodc, natlonol progTilm dlrec·
tor of the Dcparlnu:nt of Radio
and TV for the Unll«< Pr by
tcrllln Churchrl In Inc U.S .. \.
Th•• sclec:tlon norrowlni the com
petinB choirs to three w:u bllscd
em n l.llpc •nt to Goode about
three month.t ago. L. Stanley
CIArum hal ~n rcqurstcd to
taPQ ttvc rnorc onth m1 so lbat
a final d('Clsfon can be mode.
It the Cholr Ia c:h n h wUl
prcp4re n blllf·hour Ohristmu
and Ea.Jtcr pro&rnm, and record
ot !!!US\ S5 hymru and nnthems
to be used on tho o.Ulclal broad· euu of the Pnubytcrlan conpe.
a:atloru In Amuicn.
In nddhlon. the choir would
make arlwduled appearances In
S11n F'randaco 11nd 1At Ance~
lllld al the J>r.llbytcrlan General
Alltmbly In Moy. 10&2. ' ~ omorrow leruoon
Ar l 111 nt tr ly pt:.pular l
! trun )' unp11pula lt' '
•so: YOUR I t W I( wall C'On ud tcmiOTIT:>W
t n •• .. pIT In I Templeton c'-"'"'-"'".
th lnt'"""'·•·tcd n '' c th n tc n lie n
Th ~ "t! I be n I II d by
th Stn l IO J:ivli tud t thil
opparlunlly tQ gel tM!ttr.r ac·
qUIIlllcd llh th r rop~Uila•
tlv and "'Jth the funl't ru of
lh ltUVCTTIIn bod
S nalors lefl 10 rtght an Su
f•lou. D.rron Beach. rtaDCT Aoln·
hardJ. John Cro.n. Kann Taylor,
Cary Duor, Jlm Hldcman. Tony
Mlctaobon, 1Jllc1a Drown. Ad·
Ybor LH AlJdnson. Mary I:Uen
Flock. rl 1nc:l CU... Loubc:l Bond.
Ann Hllldon and Suo Fowlor.
AND CLARK COLLEGE W bopo U..t thb wHk II
~ a tup In lh d f
ttr mmun ~
tud1:11l ad
u,. .aid Ton
ASLC J r dtml
Mond '1 u &
11 oo tfcc hour In 1.1
Dr ~nAid 8g!J1Y. r
dhy on "St d t <rK'mnll;;:r.t
llJ IW e lnCo -:1:•· '6..':;. Set t em..,
pu •• t O.Jlll~r ,. ,.,< _,..
t t1JlP tt. Sen l
Portland. Oregon. W~nesday. Much 21 1961
Students to Sponsor Peace March
To Urge Nuclear Disarmament
Porll.cmd • t u d c n ~ 1 YO Ill
mnrch tor pence SAturday. April
1 e.s w1ll 11tudcnu throu!JbOul the
nation to protc=~t the: lntemoUon-
111 orms rnce and to 111110 nuclrar
diSDrmamcnt.
Tho Portland Peace walk b
1ponso~ by the Portland Slu·
denU for Peace and the Fcllow
ahlp of ReconclllaUon, o group of
pro!eu~al people.. It tuu ~n
encouraged by the Pcn1lllnd
Counc:U of Cburch
THE MARCHERS u'ill meet 1t
% p m, Aprill at i.hc North Park
Block. S 'N 8 and Bunalda rmd
~'lllk to the U S. Court Houw.
At the court howe Rev. Eric L.
Robinson. mlnlmr of the Errol
Dean Go~s East
For Two Confabs
Dr Fn.'Cdo 0 llruu:luld. de n
of \\ omC!n, attcndc(l m~Lin~ of
lb~· NllUGnlll !I.JSOt'JDtlon of Wom·
~~~ OCIIM ond Counsclors In Den·
·vl.'.r, Colo, tnlm .March '21 throuah
27.
THE nr:EME of the program
wu ''The World of Tomorrow -
Cblln&Jng Patterns l.n Ute Llves
oi Man and Women." Dr. Hart:·
fold deli\'"t'n!d t\\ o PJlpcJS ccn·
tered In the theme· ''Developing
~duahlp Through Anociated
Women Stuclcnts,. nnd "In-serv
Ice TnilillnJ; for Residence H U
St11ft1.''
Main rpc3kers for the com en·
tlon \\"ere Bcmfre Neugarten,
Unm:nlty of Chi o, Ruth
U.&eem, ltlchlgan State CoUc&e,
nd Homer P. Rainey, Unlver
stty o1 Colomdo.
President of the aaoelatrlon Is
D~ MnrgnrC!t H11.beln, clean of
Fairmont CoUecc of Liber.l Arb
and Sclenc:cs at the Untvenaty ol
Wlehlt.a.
FOLLOWING this coa\·cntlon
Dr. nort:l>:!lcl and AWS hlstoriau
Gwyn WUU11ms ~·ill travel to
Mndlson, Wi~e.. to attend lho Nn·
Llon.11.l A WS Contc:n:ncc Aprtl 3
throu1h IJ. Dr. HnrWcld wdl pro
sent her A WS popcr n RCOnd
tlm\!.
Phi Mu Alpha Group
To Play a1 Music Hour
• \n on.:. tnJ, chorus and aolo
!Jt.l will ~ heard m daa com
a~ Music Ho11r tomomn~o· at
12:16 p m. ln Evans Auditorium.
!atunng mwlc of AmcrlQ. Phi
Mu Alpha pUfonn\!IS nU ore
members of ltle campu$ m ns
professional mlale r.rotemat)".
On the pro(l'Dm arc Detn Ril
e)', t:umpet: Bill Shaw, and
Dlclc Datcw!JL orpnl!lta: Dr.
John RJclw"ds and Bob P't!ttln·
lfll, tuba duet. and Ro~
Stolttc:, plano, with U!.e chip
lor chorus and 11 am&ll on:hettra
of 13 Phi Mu mualclans Helghla Mc:thodi.JL Church, wiU
fPC!ik on tho lllcPJ of lbc c:cun
house bulldln~t 011 ''Modem War
fnre tn U«! Ll1ht of the Cbristhn
Ethic/'
Smcc: tho purpo:;c oC the -&"lllk
to bc;lr public wltn to their
Peace Topic Set
A 11PC lal m~tJD~ to d~SCUn
pros and cona of a Pocr March
Wlll be bdd whh any mtcra~
1tudenb and taculty at 4 p m.,
Wed~y. March !9 tn Sell.z
Loun.b" Dr Wdeo Htuhlmoto, Dr
Arthur Throdrmor\Aln Dr D!>n·
:lid :Balmrr, Dr William St.aflDl'd
\10 IU be an band to II•VC some
\'~'I
belief in pc ~. plAns ore for
sllenl and pcll~ful mnrc:h. Par
tlclp:wl! ~ kro to drcu oeoUy
and formally,
JOSEPK tJlHS, president of
Portl11nd Studentl for Pen>!!, Rid
thl's b tho first dcmon:ruatlan
c\"Cr held fn Portland. The rur
c:c.'IS of the zrum:h, Uris td, will
depend upon un adcqUlltc roprc
eenlatlon Crom each c:olle&e and
the riou3!UlS3 o! tbe1r atU·
tude.
He further cxpb.ined thnt tliliJ
b not ltrlcUy • p;adfist donan-
Speech Contests
Open to ASLC
An on-campus ~b toumo
men~ apen to c.ll tudcnu who
hll\ e .not competed l.n tnter-col
lcalot forensics W111 be held
an Mondoy and v.-.. 'Clncsdll)'.
April 3 nnd 5 an S~1 20 ond
21
CONTt:STS in CtX te m pare
1~nkln1; wlll j)ll the lfUb•
J-= t , "'ur 8 ic f'rc;.od um.J" or
''Olmpw Problem~" "J'1w allCJ'
dinner r(IC!()th conL t will havo1
Pro! ors' 11.1 als toplc. The
lnterprctali~ rc dtrll: conte5t
calli Cor 11n 6·mlnuto read&nl
of the worka ot twoJ or more nu
thors which re lnte trniC\'1 into
o ttntml theme OraUOIU of 10-
mlnuto l~lh mny lxl on any
\\'Cifth\\ hllo aub}cct and mu.at be
persuul\"CJ ln ~:omposltl;m and
delh"l:!r')',
Mnr!Anne Oro!chu, Ro, :r
Stn~. Duol Friedel, Fred
Roscnb.,um and Sandm Johnsao
\\ 111 bel In c.har'" of \he \"'.nOUi
con~.
wnna::Rs WILL be IIDtloun·
c:ed at a banquet on Friday,
Aprtl 'itb. ~hla for firsl place
wlnnus v.-DI be awarded. Thlll.n
!armltiOD and C'Ctntist rula IDQ'
bo obtained trom Dr. Nell Sabln
1n Theater 21. 1tmtion, but anyone who acccpl.ll
"our purp<.l::e to ruppott lh
Pre.sldcnl GDd tJ l' Stolle Ocpart.
mcnt lD purswng the 1tudy on1
prepanttlon tar dls:lrmmnutt
wlll be ~cleo~ to ofn
KARI..Ill CAPP&R.JOHHSON
internatiocnl rc:Utloul. w h 0
ervcd on a planning ccmm ttce
lor the walk, a1n;::;ed that th
man:h ~ and DJ;I1
bunch of bc:ltnnr.. but ralha' re-
pv""nSible Jtucknts conocmcd
ebcnn l.hc pre>cnt trend t.cnr..ad
war and bel c IO!Dcthml
mould be dane to jolt ~p
out. of lbclr p&th7
Romantic Mystery
Hits LC Theater
A rom;u~tSc ~~alaly
wW be ~ F1r Acres Theater
tare wben the ~r.rh d~rt
m(!nt pf'e$CQU Le P~rl Noire
('l'"r.~ Black P rl a• 8 ra m
April l.
Tryin,sto&OhC!D~
n~bbe:ry the prof onnl Ck1
lHI! aU hts loafNI methods
of cktcctloCl IIJ1d fail!. However.
the amateur, a K:enU.t. urced by
fAith and love, hill up; the ao
lution to the c:nme thrvu,dl
d.tatrt clue-the parL
THE PLAY W1ll be cJ~ tn
Fmu:h. 'Ibe • includ :IkEt
Wald, Jane .t\ndC'JOD. E1 en
Markty, G~ Pf"m B.ll
Rau, D I Chase Dr John An
dr.~ Robert FtlX and D
Smuh. Madilm Conine Pout u
b diJ"ectinQ th pia whleb w I
ha" e n F~cll smn u-.cl&l t
ung and 19th centwy costum
Church .~ Culture
Bring Probelms
The wcond ln a &eriC!! ot 1M!
I!II1iiUII'I Cln "The: s tr\: tul'c f
~ Churtb'' WlU be. affcred to
th studcnla 1llld fncul~ t 3
p.m thl:i nllcmocm, M.uclt •
THE SP!:AK!:R for the Cl
lng W1ll be! Kenneth Xinn r,
rellatan talkm1 on the probkm
ot tM churclt wtlhln culture. He
w.lll d \\ ~ In wb c:b the
!our factors ~c to the: struc
ture ot the c:hun:h -tctlptun
cxttds. communlon and e:plltoo
pacr--are wuiercut b,-th cui·
lure o! the tlrne.
Sane quc:sUODS to be cozuld.
"'er-t'd ... by Kinne.1r lndud •
Aro th01t: pe:rsons within tba
cllun:hts "'ho prlmaril,)o think a1
their ~us upo.ncnca u
PfO"Id.ina a per.IOW l'aOUn:O
~all1 a put of tiM chureh or
.,.. tht7 paruilel end muc:b at
the total dfort or tlle local
c:hun:h b vaUd and ho• muCh a1
it :Ia bqp,.T PIONEER LOO
One Afon ~ Opinion
ger: h. ' 11e s urges se Critic Views Thetas Production
~ Lotus of Countless Petals·
By DICk Boe.tSIU
Ch:IIZS'r:-J thl t w m be
th tht" Em,pla' nt
tM .. 1.1 Ore n
I t\t Em:p <'D \
~~ or 1 ~ and tht
the C'd
I
EM'PI.. '"OMENT Ai:t o1
I --•~ th l I i.h dut,r
t~ Pn~Mlt t 1 and r~
-~ ··" ,..,_ ~Lt \ tC'T'pt'Q:c: ~ DurtuaUON
mll ntAin :nJl}q,rm t.
n ~
cur-
trcncbi%1
the~
llM" ~
~::mtXIH c::ondjtf •
and 4\ II
):MI:~n.l Sl -
' Lab<1.r Stat 'bu~t f r •
~~ or lour 11 ed • \l11£C cl
$1:0 pu " k-as th amount
nt'i~:ll'Y ror • "mod t i!ut ad
QUill " • ndarcl I m n Port·
land.
CLAIMS FOR bcn1.1fiU ~
<~ up<m tht-llJUOWII or wa
pt.ld tn the tu·n tour or th I t
fi ~ ett'd c-all'ndalr QUilt
ters rtr to th "''«k of '\1lUd
clllun fr<l
'1"he clalma.ut m li.Sl hll ~ " rk
ed :0 ar m ·ro \\"eCb In ubj«t
cm.pl~ t .in tM w ..
" th Nm ot at 1 m an
e.h ~1: and m I han-been
pUd t tal r " at at
!';
\\'HKL~· Bon::nT runounts
v; not be more \han S4 n •
wn $1 S. The t l.al at:no:.mt
ar the bva nu that may ~ l'f'-
"'""""""' will be lhtt ~ t tb!! bccl• 1 on
the to!A1 WACeJ paid Jn
~ :RU \1ih ch e\ r tho
~!C:J· am unt
Th 5UII • ~part
mt"nl at ~enl pnn des
d \.1~ h cll lncludc
ld'l work \"CClWilllri\)
w1thlNt ood Clllu..~ hll'mr ~ .. ,
~~lei t mJ.S«~nduet con
Zit'tttd ~ l.h "wk. fntluTe t I) ap-
p far cr ae«pt u bl "a:'k
Failure to e1h euk 1U1Lable
wad: and \\ ~ks ln ''bleb uncm·
pi yment is da~: to a labor db
Trodse Fetes Frolic Fest
B7 LM AUig
"11 F'nll QCtl
th T't odx ShJ Club.
1un
~
Far 3S (Pt!h. pc petsCQ. LC"m
can d•n~ fn= I U ;p.m. Salm·
c!.ay Aprl1 1, a: Ruth OcUU
H.llL Dzsa h casual
Au will R-
L:.;:obia at tht .r
~
c:Mhmtn. danct Satun!ay.
1br f:.mnal ~ will
0..1! p.m. al Ml'
W._TUe Kru:p-
Pat~ co-
A rt&l bft1 1,$ in ~ f01 .n
&Hrni!.na tht U: Fnmcb plar.
'La Pet le a.cl.-e ratlldr Pearl.)
£ p.m. Sabm!ar Ap:il 1. Mao· be::s o! 1bc C'Ul lndude l'nnc:h
dau llVdr:w and FRnch club ~
March blOQQht happlnt!SI lo
acrreni CIO\Iples now ~aged or
married. Mary £111'11 McCltaJT,
"61, Mc:aor the brlc! o! Roge:
noc:k. u.. aa Mardi 1 L The c:ou·
pl. aro DOW' reclding l.n 'Pen·
lind ... ~ MalT Clen finlslJ~
he M"'li:rr you.
lduy Rme '6!, and Bill
WtUt:s,. Gl ~ muned March
1%. Gf.'11e ~J'Sl~ '62. took
Jt:.a G~n 11! hu b.nde on
March ll
To co.mplde the mcmfh'1 hapP]'
an~oa.:xemcnts, N &DCT t.owo ~Gl.
a.nnouDC>Pd bu 41'111!;&go:DO&U to
Van '!tDUa~ "Sl.. &l a ~11.1
Thr!a Kappa ~- No date b
m lc: lh.~
60,oo·o 000 times a day
pl !Jrt hmg nPw fc drng
Ull ( 0
P.acific Coco Colo Co., Portland, Oregon PL t \\: r:rt>.~:n:::s-o' I
pl ~ at " lPIO,\ menl
BILLS. "Rt:NT. and food don't
stop 'ii n f m l,r mroru"
' re , rut and un1 per·
son h ba I o fa~ ood meomc
h '' n 1 l:l!l $-40 Tho rlalmant
mUit • \\ t o mt~nth bdOJ"C!
Jtc I(' h f nt chN"~ Whftl hl1p.
Pf'N tn U • me nUmC!" And what
hr;pJIC'n tl.) U1e person who
d n \\"CIIit n 11 fL'I\lr quancn
of th , 4\Dd .Is laid c:Jft nt!Xt
" r Ol:wtoml) no uncmplOJ •
m t c:ompc uon 0! roun:c. 1te
can al~o~;a> fO an putiliC' ""CllJre
b\11 only .rttt be hu l011t hll
and or 'thini d c of
unu: h h
n.....,p o' nt Nm~ru;:;tlon
" n a111 dt>d \ 'b and .b
t n " pub! handout for
thOR un\1 dl to ww Rather
1 1l • 11 and quite Wlrom
f~b cmh on to pn:\"CDI sur.
d m.alntli n mt' Wll
to th o throUih n
lht'! r n ore untm· By N ntT Simpson
Whii\\'Orlh would nc\ r h11~C'
allo"l'd lhnt. tnu hll'd nn ndull
--~, brr t\f U ll a11d1, n~ " tch·
lnt: 1\ lnt I'JII't!IIIUH~ clllll!!t' I
the r~nl Theta K111•1 SofiltiQ
dl m11~ production,
BUT \1/HIT\\'O"RTH was Cllll or
Lh qu~: uon for LC nudl<:ntc!!
~l«< '\ Lolu. of Countl~~
Po taU." Q ~roducuon 1111!\\ illll
n trom the 11\ ot lhr film
J!, at mnn u one at tho bctlf'J'
c:~rnpw: amnteur prodm:uans
"n!C! Tit ta n'\Cmlx'l"ll and thrlr
c l "nrircd agnbut ll ~al ob·
tacit' wl\b a ~k of '\'tleftUQn
tntt'm.tpllng rd1t:' ~ SUU th~
production ~~: t>UI '' llh 11 mlnl·
mum at bu • The mu le r d~
()UI.J \\'Ct'C 1110 t lunl Ncl"\·ou.tn •
"nd nt on man~ fl1 the-acton
ta f1 mrut'd fNm too ~~ on
a" nrcncss of 1M audience And
tb author would hAH' wed 11
blu ~ht mthrr than the aluU'Jl
'' hll one 111 th pt\11~ seen"
The scene dcp c:llna: \\"'lr nnd
Stover Loudes Schweitzer;
Tells of Life in Lomhorene
That A1but Sdl\\ci~r .u n
sy:nbol iJ unp.ttlanl U1 Ute optn·
1 n of Mrs Jane SUI\"t":r n I'IU·
dent of the famed phile~inphcr
l{c a ~onnbol oJ \\hal mb.slon-
a taw dcmc. Be nllo stands
part u an ~t'Cpllomal INill, the
dl' hum S«:rcl~ nld 111 em in·
fOJmAl talk nnd diJIMI"SlOD in
Anns1ron.t: LonniC Ma.rc:b 0
TO THE n:w students :m4
:{ c:Wt_y a::::anblcd MrL Sta\"U
d bed and ~cd Dr Sch
wcltzcz a phnoso,Phy She dls
tnbuted a mimcoil'flphl!d &beet
rn"inl: 1% pamu n~ to the
unci~ ot Scllwcltur'a
phil o~ She then l:q11n the
complex d~Uan of the mlJ
IDOIUll)"'ll ethic:s. ~ lllld bls
ohseNance a! "'RI!\ ercnce far
Lt!e."
.MRS STAVER dcscrlbcd hcz
own t!X}lttk:nc:e., while U'a\ cl·
lJlli to I,ombllnmc, 11nd hcz taUt
wttb Dr Sch"-'Cii.Zer: The 14 es
a,ristl in htr group went from
Nc;w \'ork to Landon, where the,·
'rlllted llls'torian A mold Toyn
bce. Next they hiUI n meeting in
~ wllh Scb\reit.ttr'l da~Jl:htcr
Rena. who put mewn.c .into the
u o.."lis "'&~rtllc:c :!or Lite.!'
l'or Ht•ut To
Coed Groups or
Married Students
1·2-.3 Bedroom Aputments
FumWled ar Unfurnished
ADJACD."l' TO CAMPUS
Re;e 'c: now tor
Sun:m r or Frill Occupancy
Call Mr Sn)dcr, NE 6-CBl
0011 S. W, PaJatmc K1D R.d. ReWI said the 'd10lc concept
should be taught tn am all 'roup.!
tor n world-wide I'Ctlchon to lJc
JT;ill::cd
.MrL SUI\ cr told ol lhc 'bare
.urroundln" nnd almplo means
of thr mU:sJoruuies and naU' es
1n l..amb:ircne. Sbe (!l\'C n 'erbal
PICture of l1f~ 1n cquat.oru1l Atrl·
ca; C'I'CI'fOD h!WI.y mJrking.
ih~h d(~Uij; nU jobs. She nld
that s'hc soon rt'Spondcd to the
ntmosphere and felt u thou,h
"l bad been there al\\IQ"'"
SHE 'TOLD of the al.lness and
and d~ th11t the nDti\'CJ
hnw, young nnd old. Leprosy
nctuns were U about, doing odd
)obi. One was her 1k!ward end
cttendl!d to her nl!cd.s.. She 10ld
£he fclt apprehcnsh-e about tills
until she be<:amt. nC"CUstomod to
hV' runouru!lngs..
Rcr t.nlk With Albert Scily,"t!lt·
:tt wu.s \'Cry personal The tnlh·
erly gc:ntkmnn held her hand
and ask~ of h· r family. He
asked 1f her husband hnd old
thot ft wns all rl&:bt for her to
oome so far. The) talked af her
esiOIIY and he talked of the atomic
c:risls.. He satd that the AmcrlCilll
pbysldst, Dr. Edwnrd Teller, u
the most dnnji!J"ttlll man 1n
Amerlaa toda).
IN THE d!Jcusslon followin,g
her Ullh she gjd that his phO
osoph,y u ~ess wltbout bcln •
put lnto nct;on. Alked whether
hls phDosophy ls r~ for
o.ll men. she-AJd that Sclt~ ell·
'ttT doesn"t like to discuq pry
cholou. l'SPCcialb tn relauon to
bh philosophy
She felt a respotUh-c I"CllCtion
ln Lambarenc that the "hole at.
mosph~ wns m~ut
ANNOUNCING
SPECIAL COLLEGE STUDENT
ADMISSION TICKET $1.25 ~:~
COOD ALL P£RFOJU.\ANCE.S EXCEPT SATITRDAY NIGHT
TICKETS AT BOOK STORES OR
BROADWAY BOX OFFICE
ACAOEM'I
AWARD
UOM\NATlONS !
"OHEOFTHE
YEARS BEST! KIRK DOUGLAS
LAURENCE OLIVIER
JEAN SIMMONS
CHARLES LAUGHTON
PETER USTIHOV
JOHN GAVIN
-TOHY CURTIS . -·
Eves ol 8:30, Sunday eves 7.30
J. J. PARkER'S
BROADWAY IK" l'IIUSt be •h!iled out na tho
n1 t llrlccth of the '1\ holo 6bcm
Usln" lights nnd three acton~
\• hil J}llntomln~ nell or \\ tu "nd
' oll'lt«' o lr111U1It1on wn& crtC~Cl•
eel IIJ U1o tbrer. pi deed up plo\\
th n nnd prunln rorkJ ond
oogan wnrklng io~:cth~r. Th•· si·
tent Impact uron the nud•cn«-
" Jro lf'1\ hllrP
Pl-..: hrnon l).)ull J, nkln5 must
be stn»l~ out tor hl8 nbllhy to
Ill) In clmrottc• of UH: pAtti ho
pii!J·cd Uuou£}tout t.hc ''bolt' pro·
durUon
A humoroUlly slgni.tn::mt 1Act \ thai in IQ Ill&: to ""'' the real
corrununlcntlor' b1: h\ C<'n men at
mAOJ• I nch, the Thchu pi~\ •'\1
lhl! ''(\I'll 'boor''os U10 one whlc:h
nil eoulll undt ntnml.
ll Ia not lli'C:C!:MI)' tQ tnunt tho
nwnb<lr of l'VC!lliV\1 1 Uto1t might
l~ rolr.t'd nl ttue thouaht, Cor th!J
1ecn~ like llw oth~rs \1111 donn In
II fplrh O( fun F\10 nf b••illll ~Hill•
lh d\ ~Jire!3ll\ c, (un of olng
mnn u he b, fun nf drawing
campus Jl(t<lplo ttlgdhrr in n
('(llllmon 11\Sk ot produ~Uon nnd
tun of wnrkln~ \\ lthnlll cr«<lt
or cmd~but for !unl
Howard Explains Salary,
Dormitory Plans at Convo
T:hc 11 coli 'OC'allor •
Wcdr: db,\ pro' ldcd c"qJli!Jlll•
dtcnec of appro lm tc\) 300 per-
' S htl!An.hlp fol'Uily sal·
t am nn a ft'\\ ~ubjocts to nn nu.
loru pol cltl WI:N:' at>m nf U1r.
rt('S.. donnilor') plAns nnd odmls
tcopu:s dl ;ewsed b\· Pl-6idc.nt
John R Ho\\urd and Dcon
l..cw•s Thn~ cr.
l>RCStDENT KOWARD . ln his
o~nlnt: announcement:, s::~ld
t.IJIC 11ChOIArt1hip5 mn) be tl\'llll•
nblo nllXl foil to LC studcnta.
The I!Cholarships, \('o be uiC<I at
ny ncc:rcducd liChoal in Ort'gon,
\\ 111 be llWcn on " lll'04U"DPhlc
l>.uls. Freshmen U1rough unlOI"'
oro clig.lblo to npply, tholiJ:h
Ircthmen may hn\'O .some pref.
C!f'CllCC.
Subslllnllal progress has bci:n
made in buildlnJ; n h~gher base
for faculty SAIIU'ic-J, lhc pi'('Sidcnt
Sllld nuurc 5Dlnrles will be
bll.sl!d on the Collowlns. $5500 !or
uutructors., $6,200 for nssistant
prof1!3$QI"' S'iOOO llnd $8000 for
full p.rofcsson.
ntt AV£RAC& in~rc.uc !or
fuli-Umc professors nt LC \\"111
be $1020 Thll inacnsc puts LC
m rornpcuuon '\ ltb schools of
compru11ble she tn i.hc battle LO
entl~ quolltlcd mstructon to LC,
he Ald
Appllcatloru for admission
next foil hll\'1! mcrc.aacd O\"Cr 1nst
ycnr Prcsld~nt Howard smd LC
h IIOOCplcd ISO appliCllnU With
GPAs O\·cr 3.25 LC 11 compc-tmg
more Lhan O\ l.'r lief or{• wlth lh~
Olbcr collt'I:CS fur high-grade
•tudcuts, hi' ~aid
IN' ANSWER Jo ~w • -·· lhll prcsldenl wd
adm Ions liQilcteJ urc not rigid
Tbcrc Is no mlnlm\•m GPJ\ or
entrun~ tc:Jt SNrc cot. LC hu no
dctmue p'Uins to dh•ldc the stu.
dent booy Into •pcclfic l'i('cmcmt:;,
ISUch foreign, nnUonnl nnd
reglonnl or locaL
nul ll~W dnr!miiOI") hns bt.ocn
ollmn~ to llCCOmodntc frt:lllllnRn
sludcnlll In l:lrccr groups Study
nnd alc<·plni nrcna arc planned to
.ncludc 2, ~. li, I! and 14-ol-c:upnnl
raom. 'l'lu• lnrGN' roams II nnll
l.f, wUI ln1 lud•• 8 frcahnwn and
I c:ann••·lor ond 12 fn hnH'n nnd
:.! roun clor!!, respccth•cl}
THE: DOJ\MlTO"RY will be
«<Cd and lunltl'd to .freshmcu,
Howard !Ulld This 1s to fncllltnto
the mtcrrmt1on of thl' students
ln c:ollcgc life and aid them 111
thi! trnnJltion Irom hlch school to
collccc
Dean Thnycr snld lhc rnc:ulty
hu \'Otcd each ) enr to stny with
U1e> scmcsu~r rttcm He c.xplotn
cd the Dd\'llntug~ O( the trlmes
tl!r n stem, '\\ hlclt '~ ould Jnllke
tull usc or the bulldlnp nnd
!acuHy all ) car and a till tJ.l.
low \ oca Uons nnd ll me for 1tu
dents to corn money. Tho rac:ully
tct!l! llie semester system gi\'Cl
tho studenl n bcllur opportunity
to worlr to support h1msclf while w olh ,,
HOWARD said, In zuuwer IO
I "'o q.:~t tlonJ, lhnt the budget
c:cmmiU~ "ould probably allot
more funds to the 1111d1mt ~n·
Die. ond thai lhczc nr~ plnns for
nddlt•onal rounsch!'ij! focllltles nt
LC.
,, ,!!!!;,.~!,:,~~ ... 11tudc:nt's
COMING EVENTS
MlLreb %1 to AprU 6
29-Biuc Key S..minnr, 4
Annstrong Lounge.
Sororities 7:30 p.m., dldote:. wJJI be held in the Plo~c·
ment otfiec on lhc followln{! pm • date~:
Alpha Gamma. PM-22.
Delta Ph1 Gaantn11, Seltz
Loun.ce
Theta K o p pn, Armstrong
LoUIIJ:C.
Frntem.IUM.
3D-Career QpportullitlCJ-Monl·
comruy-WIIrd, D o.m. to 4 p.m.,
Plnccment Otrit:'C.
Clulpel -John Andcnon, II
11.m., EVII.Ds.
Music Hour -Phi Mu Alpha
SmfonU. Concert of American
l.tuJic, 12•15 p.at., Evltn!
Student Sl!nlltc, 4 p.m., Ru\b
OdeU Holl.
31-Cood Friday Sctvh:e, 1::
noon, •.vllJIJ.
Utacbali-U or 0, EutCM.
Dible Study Group, 7 p m.,
PM-22.
Aprll 1 -&scbaU -Oregon
Stat.c, Corvallis.
2-.~IA.'f'.
3-F'u.c:ulty Council, 12 noon,
Templeton 4
Admlnb:lrallvc Co\lncll 3 p.m .•
Anrulnm'-
'l'cnnb Reed Colle£!!, 10 a.m.,
"RC!Cd Collette. Much 30
MU" oukce jumor h!Eh and cln·
m('nlary sc:hool! trom l-5 p.m.
Aprll 4
Burlington-Edison school dis·
lrlet. Burlington , Wuhlngton .
Fint and cec:ond nmdes, English
htcrnture and eomposltlon nnd
50cla1 studlts from 1"" p.m.
April 11
Stockton, Calli., olemcntory
grudc~ :md junior high. Abo hllh
uhool r.lria P.F~ und r:nnllsh
from 8:30·11 n m.
J\prl\ 12
A.bcrdt't'n, Wruh. s.c:hooiJ from
1 :30·5 p.m.
April 13
B•·llcvuc, W 1 h choolJI, coli
cducntdon de par lmcnt tor time.
AprU U
Ar•chornt:•'• All!slm, lnle!rvit•ws
nt Portland Stoh' College •tort
Uti at II :30 II m.,
A REPRESENTATIVE of \be
pcrsoonncl dcpllrtmnn t of tho•
StAte Welfare Commiulo n, Mr,
James Cunneen, will talk to o
croup ol Dr. Fow'a at.udcni.J at
JO a.m Marcil 31 In Room 11 of
Tha~r Hall.
MOTTO OF THE WEEK
''It's a nice day, let~s louse it up somo way."
Ul 8 ., HO•P18 0" aT;oltll'f
f'Oin...,.HO W,OilCOOI< JP
un ll
1.0 l!
1 DC fj
' n) th< PIOI
o r
Thlt
cludi'l J
AI
l'ortln
bell
(>)I!
0('{11
Stum
LC
LC I
lh nks
d nU
cnou(lh
111
~ll('lld~
KlnJtJIO
Dob ~ 1\soto,
Klrllon
rtrom 1
lhll )'(
,upulatl
t\ rc~
\'\'lth I
fhnncef
pld II
thCI bo}'
11lmml
hllf'll ,
coach, '
nnnual
p OIUhiJ
Dr. S
~ibil
0\'CI' L1
transpm
• r P
At prcl
ktlcr I
munbel
)"C:Ilf.
Mill I
The
woy to
d1amp1C
Phi EP!
9 clnsh,
Undo I
IIO"On I
lee! to t!
f.hller's
addod I
"'use.
MalnJ
lhc-nut
Clllhour
Jay Tt1l
SJ£Ep ,j
1M
lad. L~
Ph!Com
LC'a
lo one 1
ull!d do
f'o11111~
Speak
riold? ,
crab qt'l
ro mana
S5.) AlAl
But ~
The t
Unln ·
2,000 tu.
UCipan
ll North
Tho •
alandlnc
JJLDuary •·•bruar
lh• mo~ 1181
n
~: real
en <If
Jld;i!it
whh:h
nl th1.1
mlghl
•r U\IJ
)nQ In
Ch!:\•
t~lng
liwlng
in li
ll nntl
h'cdll
0
snid:
r.lgld
~J\ or
IllS no
t BIU•
ncnta,
nnd
lxlcn
hman
Study
led to
llPDnl
' and
11 rmd
n and
I be
mea,
Jim to
iicnl!i btn
l!ot to
,culty
with ;:::
make
11nd
I ul·
• atu
culty
•h·a
Unity
i\'hJir.
i!f 10
~dgct
nUot
lien• t for
cs at
...
)
cnn
occ
"-'lng
r cle
o.
db·
cton.
llsh
and
trom
c.
cws
tart-
th!!
the
Mr.
to a
~ nt
I of Wcodnos<lay, M1nc:h 21, 111111 -9 Lettermen
Return to '9'
In !prln(l, th thOIIJ'hlt or ll
unJ: rnlln nltUrn to bn •llnll.
LC hn ball tram will hnv
tlnO rctumlnf, JctiCMlll n OUt
1n n) ulth:nl oi c:rvnr1 nxpccl
Ut<' Pioneer II" tUn tO hR\ • onl)' o
o ··~n lhl• yenr
Thl1 ) cpr'11 bruc\.11111 ro:.tor In·
c]udi'l tho roiJOWI116 pln,ycr11:
AI Cameron -junlnr from
l'ort.lnnd who hli~ nood IP I'd and
0 better thnn oVt'11tllC bMtlnu
tYO
G~1 ~" Hdd n pltch<'r frorn
Students Form
LC Swim Teom
LC hilS o swlmmlnu tcnm
lh11nksi to U~< a!Corta o111omc ltll•
d nu who \\ c r c lnh;rCJ~tcd
cnou~:h to tonn one on thclr own
'l'hoa cornprialnc the t .. :un
\1 Rob ~rgatrom, D n \' C'
Pi cndcr, Chul.-Pickering, 'l'od
KmJ:&lAnd, 'l'om A stscrwood,
Dob Blalr, Bob Fisth~r, nob
Aslltl, Rlclc Haq:renw~. Dick
){trllnnd nnd Uol.l Wlllon. ~r(t·
rtrom wnt sncllgilllc to compete
lhls ycnr bl-cnusc of lrtlnlfcr
stipulations
1\ fi.'w ot' the bo)'J d~uucd
with Dr. Worrt:!n Smath Uto
cltnnC()S for lonnlnc n h:nm ltc
pld It wll! t·nth ··ly possible, so
th(\ bo) 11 wen\ nhl•nd ond •tnrted
8\l&mmln.r. proctlro ot Meryl·
hunt With Dr. Smith lls lhclr
coach, they en tercel tho IU!COnd
annual NAIA Dsatrlc:t 2 Cham·
p onahlps nnd took forth plllcc
Dr. Smith hill looked Into lhc
pouibillh· of gelling o ''bubble"
over LC's pool. This will be a
tronsparcnt co,•crint held up by
a1r p~urc much like a bAlloon
At present, "' lmmlnc b not n
teller sport at .LC, but tl:nm
members hope It will be by next
rear. Portlnnd, tl\1 yc.or beeom nr. tho
Ptu1u r'• tc•r thrcrn c:r. ff<' hu a
r.trong nnn with a flOOd curva.
llowovcr he need" n duang
Totn Strockn -A frt'!hmon
prosp c t from P'" tland •rom It
1100<1 l"tt luanrl mound JlrOJpcot,
'' ho hould rcnlly hclp tho squad,
Midwy llcrn•'I t -A on~:·)'•"!tlr
1£·\tt'lm.m 1rom PorUund. He•
IJIO\'c to lhl! ()Utlichi thla 8011100
from the Infield, whlll'll he &liByed
thtC'l' &lOiitlona. lhl eltould hit
good.
Hoyco McOanlcl!l -A l!nlor
trom Sweet Home In hlJ tourlh
b:uoball z:r.:o,on on Pnlatlno IIIII.
He Ia on out~l4ndlua bUtlbAil
piA)'rrr who will piny prof1.'1Jionol
ball llo b o well est.allllsbro out
flclder.
Don Elllngl!On -Junior in
flcld•·r from l'ortlnnd. Don b o
conttent hurtlcr wbo blls in
strcekl. -Skip Hnrt -A rcnlor afh:r hlJ
lhlrd letter. Skip plays c.xccllcnt
dcft'IISC Dl hiJ S«""nd bose post
nnd ls o lln~drive hitter.
Ilob Fox: -E:reellcnt mound
pl'O$J>CC:l Ill o junior: Fox hl\11 nll
of physlc:nl chnmct,rl tacs to be
grc.•nL
Bill Plow,rs -A !rc:shman
rrom O•wcgo with flood r~om ·
mcndnllon from hta prep dny1.
Dud Smith-A ~ood hllt~tr frt)m
Mllwnuksc. He may be con\'c:rtcd
to n c:ntchcr !rom lha inhcld.
Kyle Johnson -A sophomore
pitcher wtth :-. lot or promu<.:.
J1m RlchnrdJ-An outstnnding
hiller nnd first bo cmnn. He also
pltcl1cs somu.
Bill Mourer -Plays cxc<'llcnt
dctcn!;C but must hit better.
Lnrry Olson -Ql\c:hcr from
Scnpposc wllh tremendous prom·
Is e.
lJill Hcnsclmnn -A c:ntchcr,
third bascmnn. He wlll be used
where n~ed.
Miller &. Co. Top SigEps in Finnie
Tho 'Phi Coma bln~ted thr\r
way to the lntrnmuroJ bukrtball
d111mplonshap by dowln(l Sigma
Phi Epsilon ':'0 l1l &1 In o Mnrth
[ljh
Undofo&tod In leogu~ play In
oonn ata.rb, tho PhiComs woro
Ject to tho winnent clrclo by Dlclc
Mtller's 27 polnla. Al Cameron
added 17 polnU to tho winning
cause.
Mainstay of lhc SacEp bid for
the num~r one JPC)t Will Sklp
Calhoun who netted 32 countcrJ.
J v Tta!$wOrth wn l.!cOnd on the
~ LP <'0 IDI I · '-th c ~ht
1M Final Standinqs
lnd. Loaguo
PhiComs --W L
_7 0 Pta.
150 Yogi Boan -G
Madmen ...
f"acully _4
Mallo 4
Platt Hall ..2
Howard Hall )
Commuton 0
FraJ. Longue w
Sigma Phi EP"- 5
Theta CbJ 4
Lamba Phi Eps 1
Alpha Rho Omogu l
"B '• Lea!Jl,lt
PhiComs • Thole Chi 4
Yogi Boen -_3
Boo Boo• 3
Stgma Phi Eps 1
Lambda Phi Ep1 0
t;O:rti~IENT.'-\.DY
Br Doug, Myol"'i. Sports £dltor I 125
3 100
3 100
3 100
5 75
6 63
7 50
L Ph.
1 113
1 100
4 75
5 63
1 100
1 100
1 84
1
4 51
5 35
LC's port In the N.\JA kkkolf bnscbllll tc.urnwncnt wns llmatcd
to one come, whrch they lost to Linfield Saturday, 4·0. The IKhed·
ulcd doubiC'hc nd•·n. of Thun.lnv ond Frld:w were nH rnln~od out tn
Portlnnd bUt • lcf)' r.Rmc rhl dultd In McMinn\ lie w l piA~~ ·
Speaking ol bllloball. aro any gamos actually ph1.yod on 1' uhor
riold? T.bo inllold hu gTaw. pa.tchu ond lho outfield hat hol..,_ and
aa.b qra•t galoto Eldon fl·c, atblollc dopartrruuu conlribuJo• lh11
to many lo~clon.. mainly tho we~alhor (Sl rolny da~ ouJ ol tho lut
SS.J Also, tho Hold 1U1 In a bolo: d.rain11911 11 poor.
But tlu cor~IJonrd hnn b· ·•n n« · h p unh,:dl • • •
Tbo NCAA "1 tltn11 tournament t.ssl. weekend Dt Oreson Stale
\lnh·rrslty wnt n hU&c auce~, na t·ould hn\·c been predicted f~m tlw
!!,000 tum-out clven the Plon•~r urnpplens tlu:rll Fl·b. 10. LC I Plll'·
th:Jpant, flul Clock, Will ellminntcd in the hl1it rouNi by AI Jaeltlbb,
11 Northwestern wrcstl"..r
• • •
Tho athlollc doparlmtnl hu announc:td the winDon of tho ouJ•
11and.lng alblelos for tho months ol Januart. Fol>ruarr and Ma.rch.
Juuary'• wl.Anor 'Wal Noll Galloway , lho fino roolrio wr.a1Ior1
rtbruary, Jim Boutin and Royco Mc:Danlol , and Marc:h'l alhloto of
1ho monlb wu. of course, Pacific: Coaat 191-pound champion. Clock.
Valley Lanes B 0 W I.
NORTHWEST'S MOST BEAUTIFUL
Open 24 Hours a Day
9300 S. W. Booverton-Hlllsdole Hwy.
CV 2-352-4 r JOKJ:ER LOQ
Pete Word: The Baltimore Rookie to Watch
LC'1 moat lue«~ulul althl(lto
hu al11nod with Richmond of lhe
Cltn.a AAA lnt11rnellonel Luguo,
The mosl aucc•ulul athlete Is of
couno PtlD Ward,
Hight unw, Ward 11 11111 In
Miami, fjl!hUnr. for nn ouWdd
berth with U1 Uahlmorc Orlo
olc Tlll'r 11 aUII hnn \a
will atltl with thc:m
Comlnq Into lhla a.onon, Wud
wu tabbed na ono ol lho Orlolp'
"'rookloa to watch.'' Hh llut two
•• uon.t In lho Dalllmoro organ!·
&allon ware roualn!l •u-os,
but lht COI'UOniUI IOonu to be ho
II 1lll1 11 yMr away from tho big
lct~guoa.
Golfers Shoot
Par, Thus Far
Jim LQpnkk and Boo \.llmm
nrt.: Jllootlng Jlnr I!Oif ond hC!lld·
lrlll tht' 1001 golf tcnm Into lu
SC<'Ond wcdc of "'et proctlc:e
round•
Lopakkn flrGd a 37 and Canlln
a ono·undor 3~ at Top 0' Scott
two w~oka ago Saturdar. abe
only dry, awulllny dar lhla
yoar. Cantin rollowl!d up wUh a.n
nglo at Broadmoor'a lour1h bolo
and a par 36 lui Thunday.
Conch Jim Goddurd obtain~
Uroudmoor 011nln tor proctlc:e and
Oswego lur molchcs Gotldtnd as
eonfidrmt the nottlw111l l"ortlnnd
layout '' Ill IJI\•IJ the Ptonccr
dlvotc!:'nl enough trouble so that
thr•lr (tliJTI{!!i wall be In top .lhnpc
fur rm:cllnn Oi'positlon.
Following thl.a wook'• prGc;tlco
ro\lllds tho laam wUI quallfy
April 3·5 1n ordctr to dotctrmlno
potlllona for tho match J\prll 7
a;al&ut OC£ at Oswego. Tho best
36 holes played Cln tbuc throo
dar• will bo recorded and then
c:h&llenglng for ranking b~ln&.
A 14-wcek mntc:h schedule b
on tap In tho forthcomlnc weeks,
tnklnu Goddcmta' torus to Me·
Mlnnvlllc, Forest Grove, Salem,
onil Wollll Walla tor lh•• NWC
Chnmplanahhn, \\i1erc LC v.•lll
dclcnd Ill co-conference UUe on
Mny 19.
Tennis Season
Looks Promising
Tht fu turc look. \'Cr)" promis'
ann tor th!J year's younc ll'nnlt
squad, despite tho fnct only om•
LC lnttennnn I retumlns to the
eourta. lie will be backed up,
now<'\'tr, by o trrsnsfur ltudent
who lettered ol Wlllomollc plus
a corps of touted !rcshmcn.
Jam &rlcknuan. t>ophomorc,
b the Pionei:r'l only lc\lcmum,
but Joy Butler lettered while at·
tcndtnc WU two yurs ago lie
wns ancllglbl~ 11111 year due to
the tmns!cr rule.
Among tbo alx freshmen play
ers wiU1 outltandlng high school
records [J Ron Stephenson, who
cstnbl.Llhcd o fine n:cord at Gmnt
'"lth three letters nnd n numbc:r
of tOUmllmcnt wins. Other fro=~h
prospcc:IJ Wllh Good high school
I"ClCCrcb art-Hud Garrison and
Hall Blluard, both from Osv;cgo,
and Dunne Rhondarmer, Portcr
,·We, Call!.
'111., leoma fu,;t motch w\11 be
ot Reed Collcg<•, April I, at
10 n m.
Craduatlng Soon? Or just out
n::rentl,) ': 111-re'a 11 brcJlc tor
youn(l men and women. \'ou
wont to .:ct the protection
you'll n~ later on-lor your
future nd\•Jnc:<-ment, rcsJIOIUI·
bnitiC!l and accurily Now you
con do thnt--o.nd 1111rt build·
Inc n fund or l10llars DJ wull
for mucl1 lcoss money that It
would take later on. And tJv
lna: 1n1uranro otft' 1'11 otht r ad
' anllllf• s, to ryoung pt:oplll
onh·l Call tho F.qultDblo Llftl
AUurnnc•• Soc:ltlh of Ute UnJ·
ted Sl.ll<'
JOE HUBER
100 Public Sonlco Bldg.
CA 1·9471 1111 1111m h 11.1 'bN!n m n licmcd
In tl1c b ;cbllll provl 'N moi!A·
z.lnr , nnd DniLl.mo-r tnllllll((l'r
J"aul R dt nh I n.-po.rlcd to oo
high on tho ~tood-looldnn rook!o
from Portland ,
Ward au~nd•d LC ltom 19~C·
61, whna hn wu 11 alendoul por•
LC Loses Final
Contest to PSC
L~ c:ICI:!Cd om ht 11tQkc,>lball
IN on on t1 IOJlnR note by drop
ping n '17-G~• c.h~clllon to Port
lAud StAte March 7 In th~ Doll·
cum before 2,238 Inn._
Tho Vlldnv- racod to a 22·7
lead aftor 11 rnitlul botoro the
P!4noM,. caught hro to laad PSC
at hAUtune , 34-32.
Dill HcmJclmnn, Mike Vermil
lion llnd Jim nouthln wcro lho
Fint•een who led lh11 'l!llrl Tho
core wr.s tied atx lime• In the
ccond hnU', thc 111.11 Ume et
lll.(JJ.
BIU Tumor !lnd Eldon Labh
then comblnod to toar oU elghJ
suaight pol.DU for tho VUtln!l'l
with thrH mlttulos loll to low up
the •ldorr for PSC.
LC led In noboundt, !i0--l8, but
26 or 'iO from tho field for o 3111
JK rcc:mt&llt' \~ hllc PSC ahot 28 of
U4 for .487. Tho VlkinllJ aunk
21 o! 83 l1<!C hOLd \\hlle t11o Plo·
ncer1 could hit only 13 of the1r
24 shot.s !torn the dumty slrlpc.
McDa.nlol c:locod ouJ h!J col·
logo bukttb&ll c:a.roor by ca.a·
nlng 19 poinD. BouJlo foUowod
with 14, BW MaUHr h11 nino,
Vonnlllion hlad olgbt.
LC flnls11cd lhc ~aaon with
o 14-11 mark, nnd lost the "Ctty
Championship to PSC by drop
ping two contests to the Vlklnlll
while winning one. form.ur em the butbo.ll lctam.
Tbla y ar, h wu ono ot the
twclvc fanllllstt tor th Hay
word awlird (Oregon'• oulltand
lna flthletc or lim yc r, wu cven
hrnlly won by 0111 Davia) A
plnq 1 WM IUVCII to Ward b7 lhc
Ore on Sportawrlt<'n ond Broad·
c at n Auoclntlon ln recount·
tlon of lhll honor.
Ward <ruaUJiod lor tho wucS bT
Mln9 Yolltd th• "MOlt Valuol>lo pta ru .. lD tn. do:a B Appleton.
Wueonsla Loaguo luJ :rw.
Wlll'd playod. IM Fox ClJJ and
hU .34~ {or tho year.
In JG5-0, Word playe!d for the
Stocktcn :P.orta ln the C4111omla
StAte Lea8U , and hit .au
He au~ndocl LC from 1 DU to
l8SI H• reham.od fOT th.D lD~I
taU acmestor. an.d atru hu ono
aorncstu 10 1J0 to gnuSuaJI,
IN!jOTln!J Ill bllllnau.
Pioneer Cinder Fortunes
Depend on New Prospects
The I.C trAc.k rortu~ th11
)"<'llr "'lll d JI(:Jid quit he-avilY
Qfl lrt':Jhman p~pt!da 1lnco the
cinder 1qW1d 1J not n~rly tu
alronc n• luL ycar'a. Mtle ll11(. ,.. •ulc-Sundho!m,
4 23 8 llnd 10 JU, nnd Gill)' Rob·
inl<m, 4 Jl and 1010
Out of tbo )4 turnout• thb
year, only IZ ar leU~men. wUh
lour e'nlnls completely •old ol.
lctterm"n. Coach Cldon Fix has,
bowner, 1hr~ ntumlng Confer.
onctt c:hamploaa to bol1.1or bta
hopm, d~plto tha faa thaJ 110
much depend• on 1\ow prwpocts. Hurdles Clbonon. 14.0 and
U-21 Korl K.loostar. 15.3 and
24.9. and BlddonS IS I and
25.1. T.op new runrutr ta Sle•o
Wobb.
JneUn -Bet be~ are Jun
Doulln IUtd Bill Turru!r
Shot put -Bcs1 _,., coman.
Rkk WhMllr and Tom Sber·
wood.
Th" bli: Utr Include Eric
Glbei'IOn, lC!JJ11 cnptatn, wlnnl!l'
of U1c hlch hurdle~ event 1n 1960,
John Blc:kt<Jrd, winner of both
hurdle event• 1n 1959 llncl Conrad
Sundholrn, Oswcno, \wo • mile
champ 1n 1058 Tho latter two
have been lulmpor«S the p:ll\
fow 5~-"0illl by Inj~. D~R!clulrd RodatMd, 117·
4.
POlo uult-Hall 11lamn top
prot poet.
B~d jump-Kent Stmmons,
~0-10~, Bob Broola, 21·2'•
LC Beller Than 1Ug 10'
Top IUblOIOS In ctach ennl with
their top college 0\Uput are u
follow.:
100 ond HO•yellr 1prlnUI-Ron
Pnuly, 10 1 nnd ~ 0, BJII Bar~r.
10 2 nnd 21.2, and Bickford, 10 l
and 22 0 LC athlcto ouublne Ow Bla
Ten 11lnnl A tobll o! O;t llls Tm
11thlctcs "'ere dcclnrcd lnallalhle
bcc:nW!e of mld·tcnn academic
fall~ report. a Chlcqo sv.r
vey, while ncmc wu reported c;n
Pa1ll tint: Hill.
440-,Davc Randle, 151 IJ and E.d
BMIIet, 51 3 Bdt nC\'Oi prospect
b Dwnlno Sulltc
880--Top nowcomon an Noll
Webber and Doug Smith, The nne, wu prompted b,
llJl unprc:a:1Jcnted Lot:ll o! 18
alhh!le$ .n:o!ntlT ruled out at
Iowa, V; bJch lost four o! Itt Ove
at.ut.crs on Its bletJ!y·ranked
b:a•tctb:lll tc:r.m
llr("iJroll" n••t. In r t m ot M
tl!c: ~r und Of~ r all o ett •
11 d na" ll r tra1nrn tl tilt) l 1
n'q .n l Th wtll alwa Le '* n
I I o1f1 .And II I for bit' tbal t \o ;..z " r. &
hf• I th "'wiii!Jt. 1 lC>t~ r r 1-JI I cd a ;.1
hJ\r ~• t. Au fC)f~ ~
D I rt I, O{l1t &bat' I aho • b I flllu.rt' r llq.~
train I ~tr f r r IIi r Clll th~ ~ oo l'\ ac I
mn t ltn1 l1 b 1 "I 1: p I rto 1 ad
mini <trathr 1 t no mu I be Iilii."'! :1 W orl \\ ;u II
UntO' 11111 • uu -.a .-ull«gr. ~tLHirnt 1,. c•cnne on \Jr
I urr• ulhr, r! t 1r 1. 11 o:_p-' \tr} ICOT TI o
foir Noll r TIUIUatr lllt'll at!<.l ,. n rtJuo
f•~l.t tl, r , 0 r Tr&~ntn .. I I n,., ,, t Jtr
of ll tht hi• nil f0\11 lOin :J I U tn I HI I • I""'' '' n• Othtor "4 1 tl ~... \lor Tro~m·
'" ll " au.ltl .\lr •· ttt \ J h
.. ..... ,. lornrhh tlou.l 1(<1 \Hill l.rln.j:: m \lr Folrft'
,n;, ··r. 1 11 11 lar) r:lu all'" "' t:<IIIII•••c:
"llh lhr ' •• cqu • I ut 1 th 1\lL lbm
tl1 11: (rn-mnl .al and d~a1.1l < rr rhlrh d•• ••
It 1 rl 11.1 111 "''" ~;:raJ 11 d r at J\lr
for "'~n and hbc:ral l"':lt.rtmml pt
\u ~ ,. o r d cCll o "
up Ill n: pi '' .!rune, n 11 err uu
II I~ of tht-!c ) n& ~ 1 • ' hk
)l ur IOCQI \If hm«' It rur:r-r Or wn r \11littr
(.-r .. rr lnf•Jrnullton , Di-t•t. ,:,t:IS, (I'" 7608.,
\\ a•hin~tlon I, U.t~, if JOU .. anllurther In fur•
lltlllh•n IIN•ut the' na• htator tr;unlne ''r Offi«r
1 rain•ne "rhloal pn•Jr"no ..
lJ. .Air Force
71~erc' (J plaec.· fiJI
pn'}~ ~ional cl Met m 1u an t/1~
krospa• tcUTJ •
-Few
e \our Senate
Slt·hu
~nan do>nn.
Loynlty oaths.
Puking problems.
~ ral ro:imtttmt!ll t
lJilG policu::s.
~ C(' Dllli'Cht:S..
Adlr u.strnth'C control on students.
Cl lmg ln c::lAsses.
Stud t body e<:tions.
N'S • .&. illL .a tiO!l.
M :ret dance
If ~ ha~ bcln cro3U\-e cut out this list nnd pln tt on
vour hpcl Th are ust a !ew of th~ subjcrls that CflD
be 'told'" t ~'Mlr Stu c.nt Senate. 4 p.m.. Thursday March
3 1n 1 w r 11 pletnn Commons.
If '\"((U like~ I1b c::re:~Uve and nrc more tbmking thnn the
LC IStUd t u ho I"CC!!tltl\" wd. "l think thf!re's a Jot o! opatby
th c.nnpu.s-bu' en. 1 dan t know muclt about 1t, so I
can m'lke Q \-:ilid Op.tDllm" come mthnut the list. Instead
b~ ur own pet subJect, pec'-e. ~ C':IUSC or snpe..
~tOlS hn\-e d red yoo w "See Your Scnnte .. tomorrot\·
afternoon. 'Tcll lhcm th~-are "full .of baloney," tell them
th a~ on th ri&ht traCk.
Senatll1'S sa~ t~re are about 150 pasm~ly active students
oa thl.! CllJnpllS nnd obout 8SO ~tables.
Think they're ngbt• T"nmk tbey-·re wrong?
5t'e TOur Senate about It. -
tud nt~ Editorialize . • • • rtflciZer
Sbou d coll ~ ~~r Journalists promote tbclr own
edttlllicl p.ilic:) .. Should f culty ndministnluan and student
group be exc!r.P' !rom publ•shed cnucu:m" These are ques
u ns that arise m dr-.nrssions of college journalistic prnc+o.1ces,
and cb l1rt' n 1h-diSpUted by those students who feel
that theu-mhncu~ libt!rtles are being c:nnnileci, tmd by t.he
:fal:ulw and ad:mlnist::Duv.c officers, "'·ho feel thnt they are
tUten put upon b\· me;ponstbl .. s\udents lookmg for some
~ about " !clt to be cant:'O\'l!I'Sial
Some say tlut bullds char.u:te by leitmg students take
put in the eonfhct embodied :m edi~ spillS ·w1th t.h~ fra
tcnUU 101'Crlli£s, instruetms and pro!~ :md the admin
istnl~ stnfL This would be a boon to the sincere students
af J.Ourmlmn nd politic:&l saence, working tov.'11J"ds gojlls
which they eonsfdcr very rtcl.
On the other hand, some consider the c:on!usion and hitter
Dess created \hnlugh danands far answers ro probli!.IDS,
ll.nllWe::'S to c:nlletSmS. and mwtJons to the petty social quar
rcls bc•wce.n campu~ organ1rnti<ms D lang step to talm to
satisfy the IU!ed (or individual freedllm of opinion.
There a ooc thing we believe :a colle,&-t! pllpe:r ean do through
the we of n provoeatn:e edito:ial a;ppro:lch. It can c:ause the
udenta to re:~ct tt' the ~tien opmian and take a stand-ayt
or nay-drawiii,g them away from the passh:c stand they
nonnaDy take.
P:om tian o4' d Jls and the cnUcism o! 1deals must be left
to the studelt. hemse1ves. Pe:-!:inerrt ouestians can ruu be -raised. CcnDsctxng !:tlldent groups an defend thdr own opin-
fana. lnte.."'t:S't gto1lpe em push io:r :reforms. The student c:o.n be
own cnnc and his own defen.;e. R.N.
Bark of Log
~:td to cUeovcr
mt:c of o:~r "much
~t:cnet:f"" Loc &bt IM.re ....-u:; llb-
~~~u:~a:t~'tht! 'Ftr T. • podudJon d
OedipuJ Ra a.lthoutb thee 'l111ll
• be th cdi11on o1 the p:l•
pe be!!~ p1tld.adl d~
I kwlw.• ~! the DtteSIUJ' b-
!cnn• ftn lti'J a.-tlf1 on thh
~ u ~nail
Cl:l F'~ 23rd alon& wztb an
offer fnlm lhc! tho1u ou to
wrl!c the &."tkl~. ret ~ ·~
pc;."'Cd .In l.he p;,per •••
It mould be na<.ed wt the ~ Rcpa;:te a wcll u
«V.he: cUy ~.PCD hn'e :nm
art.iclf:I on tbft play Do the
.na!knta a! Lt!wb and C1azk Col·
1e£ 11m e to tum to ~ Par1.lzm!S
P..t;p<!rU'r ln 07'dtt to learn their
c:a:mpus news..
1u:u1 L r crwlu.
Ed. Note: The Log ~
rqrela that thb omlulcm wu
made 1hrouth mispl.Gdn& J.ctar •
matlon. It WUJ nat JnW:DtJcmal,
:forth!: eta« does not whh 10 clli
cnm[aat.c :aplnr.t rmy dnlma ac·
uvUy on <:amJ'U'. Ezpn:ufoo lhzoag.h both dnmatk '-I!d joum
allru eruti\'Jt" are ~
ca:nponaou of the coil ge co..m
Pll!.
Tow Ecllian
W v:c.re t.l'i clad to har
that •~e mtr:M the mclod·
lous IO'.tndl a! the ci!t f lR5511
We 'IRn! also ,pleased that
rtlm(''bc!dy mode 1udl a thorou&h
~tJao and '!comd that '"the
cnlT rs on the eDUnd of bells
vn: became a fw.e butned
OUt, wh1ch coul!S br. Wten.ed ln
11 my Lha::t tl:ne ..
Why did ZY.Jt i.hls p&rt)" abo ln
Te:tipte to find wbll t caused
aid fuse to blDw
'Thdl 'lh_"f would bln"l! found
tlw ll1l the fmc= on the Collct!e
Can·;pus ..-auld rwt ove them the
meledlous wntu!dr.. bc:a.112 It b
dam,Pm'? fn the to.-~ whiCh tw
Q!! :eif thf: r.hort ln the 'lli'irlnl
and to uue t out will tAke two
mer. eamc Woo to Joc:ote. We aro
busy wzlll malctcancx: of tho
CoUcge but will cct to it evcntu· .u,..
Pleue hav patknee.
1. D. Hoopes
HG!nteM~ DcpL
• PlON'C£1\ . <X. W...Snuday . March :at 1\lGt
Committee
On Nature Sets Presuppositions
of Christian College
By Ceorv- C~n
" t II ChrUtJ!ll\ ~ • c"
I 11 r\!P(1ft pn:J)Ami b) the J:du •
u nal Coun 1, Dr John Har-
r~ton and 11 I coull)• c<~mmlltce
o.r ~~ n C'QJIIC' t th c<lnclu·
ons.
TH£ REPORT S\~U thai
ch mt:mbcr <lf Cllruti n c:ol·
IC'.&e mcc'tl an.\ number of ail
uaUons ln ~ mnny "1\) Ho''
C\ 't, th ' m t U1csc problems
' ath a ~rtaln numbu r uiU·
mat mm•tuncn ~ t the nn turo ol m 1'. God and Cod.,
'\\•CilJd
'1'hc ChruUan CQJI~ u a col•
le .n \\ hh:h c ch m moor
know~ that Jud~ by an Ab: O•
Jut landnrd, his own nnd hts
~1\1~' W'OJ'k b UM~J)IIIbl
'I t1l ht! b "llltn to DCC<'pt nnd
~ n~t11l'd for '' hnl h~ Is aud
wh t h~· tcytng to bocoma
Thu in mulun1 CJt«.m nnd l'0-
11<" th c dfort coll~·•1 u• ma\
t~ct on w1th tho bu £n ml!CllDJ
t: ch nc\\ tu111Uon wHh dur
Frosh Deposit
Doubles in Fall
'ltfcmo to lhc Class o.r n
p&mpb ct p~b\ fi"C$h·
men, u:ne 11dd1Uonal 1..1\for-
mauon ccmp.l.n!d to lli.St year s
laue.,
Ont' dill' ~n~ u nn 1n=sc
In the cnmt of mon requt.nxl
ti.l n-e a pl~~ In tho nudrnt
bod) wat.h room and boanl 'l1le
u:uru ll3lred '' lncomln!; freshmen ror tllc fllll r:cm~~ at nds
t doubt t.h t rcqu red l!Ut year
The )urtlf calion fur the in·
that mlln! than t\\'1~ as
many appllcnuons tor aamisslon
lUI~ lllrc.:ldJ ~n rttci,;ro as
camp;~rcd to Jut ) ear Unless the
l u ln~ u .II !mp<IIS31blc
for tbc tall go to pmcc:ss all thu
matc:ul n,c lArger nd\"ADCC
pa.)'lnent ;~ lso en to pn:!\'Cnt
careless 5Uidcnt.s tram m11king ~ atiOll$ f~ CIISS and dorm
b.ic!i they ckl D1l1 Intend to ~.P
"Ib m~ '-'exrn t money"
lnsures that ttudcnt& v,-ho really
M'd a roam fn the donns will
not be: hcld ap by those who
don t. Fi:Wl.r tt u Lmponan t to
~aBrc thDt the tn~ only
tl:inis LC t th Am 1en~l as
the other prt\'1ltc colle{t'S lD tbe
art:1.
ADothrr ch~e in Ute "memo"
rhe hmktt•tu·r b th ~ulrcmcnt that oll ln
comln studenu be required to
take the C£8 ~lnntlons The
roll~ ~~e' that It houlcl
Jmo" Ute ablllty of cb stu
drnt t T' must cnl purposes IUld
thnt the 1tudcnt nbo should
lm~" 11 be to plan his rounc
o1' study ~~ the coUegc lntelli·
gently At ~~l It ls difficult
to Judge what kind ol student
.1s attnctcd to LC because ot the
tack al sucb infonnatlon.
Th enllre ''memo thL~ ycnr
s~ tbo de31ro for ~nal
.:ro~ th on t.he part or the sndl
\"idun1 !Student. The pamphlet
outllnes lltUdl'Ilt ''lclt·.hclp" plaru
throUJ;h coli~ and a detalled
explannhon ol the acholnrililps
ava labl For the flr~t umc tbcrc
b a dL-=et "'~ I on thnt J)liT•
cnu rillo'~~> the .student to take
~ of hts own ndmlsslonJ Jll'O
CII!d~
'Ibe ~ "memo" rcllects n
careful scrutiny of H1c old one
\\"Jth better expllmauons of old
poi.Jd nnd smpnn eml'nlS on
the" hol Jt pre!:enu to the pros
pe<:U\'C appltcanl a clear 'icw of
what to expect- ~!rcshlng
lad: of "'mloro lion'" d ped to
'Jttnlct nnd not to Worm.
No Scientific N arne
For Procrastination
By Bob FUch
Spn£11: u hen: II£ is onCX! more
Proa11..'1UU1tm-'1 P 11 :r n d Is e
'lbasc who c:mt .In nn elc!rnal
cmna once lll,ilnln hzn'c a:n cxruro
for bcm thCU' "real Rl~"
NO LONCCR will thl! lazy
bono and procrutinatOI'I tell
tl lr ln~ "'un lhnllhs" • "'1 Jurt
don t have c:nouth time" Swim·
mine. lnps to the be:Jm and !rU
b e \aUrtUUnclltl w11 rcp!Aoe Tl'Sil
~ and bull on t1m and
our ~tnt budd cs will tnrth·
tuny uy You know bow things
pUe up In the opzlng-I just
cant add anythlnt e.W!l" -F"-ra cnu• c<m avo.:ll the
re-<'valu ucm so c:ner CJhe:aUy
'lil't.ed .. Ocea It am walt until
next taU whl!ll we aren t ao
bW!7 ' Lo~. KLC nnd Voyaceur
K!.lif!l WlJl .) to their be:J.
r:~u ed bett~. too many thlzu:s
to do I'll juc;t bn~e to drop this
actiVzty Th1.1 ASLC Senut.ors
can blt=.;1ully drop their pro~
lens into lhc lop Of the nt-w
acv.-c:rrmg, ''We JU!t couldn't
t em tolvcd-not enotmh wnel
And enlon can l plly a,; e fiDY
bd!ind "hen they rcoclvc
th u-hODfmlble cllichargc.
I am ~ to wam a tcw cn
IJt}l~.ccncd c1udcnu who under
nand Ual the IUD ns.c::5 C\"C%7 24
hou:w, that the earth n:volft1
llrouod thc IUD e,; c:y 365t~
daya thA• the ICUOl1S wW anne
wtth modcmtc ~ ty. that it
n1ro5 ln ():qon and th:it the
c:cm te W Include mldttnu s
and fiualJ. I lim tryinj: to Wl.m
tbo:e who und~ thAt wen
u !ndlviduDl.. we mun lnmt
ab17 ~ cons!stcnt demands on
our t1m
I warn· th~ student& 1hAt
they, lll:.e the dsug addJr:t cr
voodoo vlr:tlm. wnt Pt!Jlletually
have a monkey on thelr bDckl,
'This mo.nJtcy b a IUb-bwuan prt.
nate who dtn~ obvlow obUaa· LloA&. He 11 lhc procrnsUnator.
The£C prlm11tes lhrl' e m tho
spri.D.E. 'lbey finnlly hD\ e un ex·
cuse In JpringtJmc &c:UviU They
n:..c:er. ~ble the wit who told his
doctor, l! there"• anything wrong
with me, don't give me 11 sden·
W!c DlmiC. s:ay It 1:0 I can Wldcr-
11And Jt."
The doctor replied. "You"nl
lazy!'" And our friend continued,
Thanks, Doe., DOW Cl\"c mo the
lclc:nWic: name so I tllD tell my
friends I"
Arthur Helps
As Fiat Fails
~ Arthur ls sWI aUw.
f'oiU' LC coeib Sl\'~r they saw
him clrwtnn n atatlon "'II$ on
o.micd w1th an uto ll'lecll11nlcs
handbook
.Ann Pardee. Juanllll \lo'Uson,
Llz Mnrtn and 'Nikki Nord v. ere
rctumlnc to school from tbo
Lo Antel rt1'CII when th!!lr
F"'Uil lo:sdeti wiU1 8 5Uitc:81:
blew IU nuilator b~
Tb,. l~t T<:Dro manor re·
pluced r dlalor hose with 11
~ cardcn h~ Dut tbo
garden hn-..c c:q:~lod cd every 10
mil sproyint Wtller all over we Wlnd•hhleld
King Arthur, a drl\'cr from
S:ln Bnmo, C4ll!., :followed the
failint Fat !or QO milo, halting
vohen Uw hose broke to ~ke the
gt.rh to tho ncm-c:;t town for
marc water nnd garden hose and
back again.
After ! o u r r. en' c racldnc
houn the cnr Jlllil'ld into Red·
dins running mnoothly. Kin&
Anhur wbhcd Ute girls suc:
c:e!S and ,pee~ ohead of them on
hls way •
The Fbl bclw out A81lln and
Klnu ArtbiU' wu Ions r.one, 10
01.1! slrll had to r•:surM th1Jlr
trJp bad: to £dlool with trltndl • vi on trt h hope nd dftrlcntly
din::.: ted CIICI'ln "
KI\VINC STATED thol mnn
1J v. orklna '~ uhln a ChNUan
lduiCl , tho ~mlltll dcrln
tho rol<l or mnn nnd his GOd.
Inn plctur<:<l ~ II\ In!! \\ lth·
n l\HJ d•mrrulon one ~PII•tlllll
1nd ono bodily. To d~· th~
bodll~ I.S 1.:. llltrmpl to h\'C 11.!1 11
dltcmbodiL'<I "l!oul" t~:tplllg re•
p.mllblllt,) tn this world To
del\)' tbc "$t!Ullsh"' '' to stoop 10
be Uallt) 11nd ullunotcl)' to dc-
pasr 11111!, conch•d<:3 lhr cam·
mlttce m m~ be defined liS on
nttempl ti.'l dens either of the dl·
mtnst ns ot m11n's cilitencc Mid
11\-c entirely "lthln the otbr.r.
ntC REPORT su thnt it
thr Chrl llllrt God b Lord of his·
ton. then history mu t hi! ll~
th<> God dynamic, nctulll ond
purpud\"c This would deny the
theory that nun is n alo\"1! to a
rcpcltlous c,rc:Io ot o~ C'nts. In·
stc d man 11 pictured u smrt ot
11 cltandn,g world. one requiring
ells~ ln symp thy.
W.ilh rcg11rd to education, the
c<lnscqui:Jlco of these concha·
lOll! m11st be as follow•:
1) Malltr tho natural, tho bodily lJ nCI i!YII but good, but
lliulory but actuaL n!:'l 1 U•tulfl.
d\'nl but conllng,:nt ol\d d•pc-nd•
ent.
:1) Tho lhbralc·Chrlallan tndt•
lion would IIII'JIOU tho acionlllle
malhCKI of workln'l toword 11 1\ll.
li!r undllnlr1ndlnq lhf'O\Igh ob.
tonatlon and oxporlmentallon.
3) EduC'IIIon ll rlghUuUr eon•
c:oorncd wiJh loochln!J man how
to mAko tho \li)at uao ol both hit
bodily and hla aplrltual to·
IOU~ .
4)11 tho Chrlallan dooa not poa.
1011 1111 lhruth, ttnd fll\th la nol to
bo lAkon u bllnd odhl'rc>nco to a
al!l ol doctrln l!:&. then c:titlc:ltm of
faiJh ond doubt wllhln the Chrh·
tian c:omunlly must not bo
ahunncd but rather woleomcd.
With I!UCh prc:JUppodt.iOM 111
mind, the contmlltoo sugj! u
thl\t l..C iJ not n community o[
faith but n communll)· of team.
1ng F'nlth nnd Chrbllnn Idealogy
hii\'C thclr 11lllcc on tho cnmpUJ
l ut It iJ nol the duty of the col·
leg<' to cushion r Jth In eotton
batting. Onl) b)' cncoumclng cx
umln linn, doubt nd crtttcl m
amoug It! memlx!rshi Jl can tho
colll'r.o ctny alive to the demAnd
of o W'tlrld ot clumgc.
Journalism Expands
As World 'Shrinks'
By Nlkkl Nord
A ~t nrwmn1n once ro
mnrkcd thnt onlf ll\"0 professions
really arc as romanUc: ns people
think the~· nro: bllr1~dlni: nnd
Journalli:m.
JOURNALISM cnhanc:cs a
u Ide ,.nrlt'ty nr oa:upations ll!ld
C\ cn tor those not .interested it
alters II h[Jh \"UIUC Of trninfng
to. bleb would be on nsset ln daDy
Uving.
The ncrcotype or joumnl·
lsm product Is the eub rcpor1u.
p<>nczl in C' r. pnd tn hnnd. com
plete wtth hoodlums, screeclung
taxis, brushes with droth IUld
hair ~lllliDSI dcnllnes b.1tlng
the other ncwspapor. Thls ot
eoursc: Is only the HoliY''"'OCC.
type reporter, ns ti1e nvet11ic re·
porter with hit lx'gUU\ing salary
.,t from .$70 to $85 :~ ~k coald
hnr41y Afford to go running oU
to Afrfcn 011 the tllll of some hot
tJp.
REPORTNlG ll the bottom ot
the ncwsp:~per ai4U with the
editor on top. In between these
two are n number o! posJUons.
Writus ln spcclallicd ticlds £Uch
113 IPQrtl, hirtor), education nnd
cconomJcs, drarrut nod mu.sic: are
In UCllt demand ln todny's srpe
clllllicd world.
There 6Ull exist! In the world
the tamed oorrepondc nt nl·
though ltli!J" arc few nnd tar be
tw<.-cn. News M!~VIco which syn
dJcalc SJtor.ICJ offer 'ob3 tor the
nbovc-n\·crattc writer. Todoy•e
public J'clllllon. fields o1ler many
opportunities for the joumalist. .Almost all big bu me::..s eoncems
hna public rt!lnuon dl'pnrtmt!Ilu
and publl!h magnz.lni!S Trade '
magll%1ncs offer mora opportun
Ity !\lr crenUvity and Individual
Ity. "Ho\1£0 orsnnl!," n fonn of
the trade magaz.lnc nrc u u&liJ
put out b)• larcc conccnu about
nnd for u~c employee.
SOMEONE must do the pub
llcJty writing for the eolleg~.
clv1c orcaniultlons nnd welfare
profccu. Frctl lnncc wrlUng ls
nlso n well p:~ld and creative
tzcld. Accomlnc to Mrs. G11y
JcnJdns, professor of journalism.
Cree lance writing in 11dd!Uon to
provldln& 11 few extro dollan; iJ
nt onl'e "aatlsfylna ond dl!eour
aglng."
ChU1'eh 4.'<llto1'11 nnd other qunl
it!cd wrtiCI'II nre needed for thls
wide l•eld In n-llglous cdltuu:.
whfd1 tnkes In publlilblng houl!e.~,
bull~tuu. pamphlets, and study
guides ror llll n.go &roups.
The would-be joumallu mu6l
ho,·c n bro11d tralnlng especially
ln tho IOclnl sclcnees o.nd a spe.
cillllluod field There mu&t be
conccntrntcd int~ t In litem·
turc, Englbh. wntmc and for
eign Jnncungc.
"The world."' said Mr~ Jenk
sns, ts gctllng rmallcr nnd
smaller, ond all people rubbing
clbows wtth each other a11d a
little Journalism would be most
bcncDdal no matter what field
a person plnnncd to entCJ'.'"
Joumollsm Is tomorTOw's his·
tory wnttcn tor today•s under
&t.atldlnc and U1c future·• rcfc.r
encx:.
LITTLE ~1AN ON CA~IPU
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