Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 19, Number 26
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1961-05-17
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MAY 17 1961
l [\~IS f. CLAR:< COLLEGE
Volume XVIV
Senate Puts Fraternity
On Year's Probation
Th<' ni'W IIJtll-112 S<·matt. "nlcd
b> unl&ntmous dt•<"ltton Thursdoy
to pin~ 'J'hetn Chi frr1INnllv un
l!OCIDI prnhnllon for a ~ta!ld of
orHl )l'ar, endlnJ: Mny 11, 1011:1, fur
o \'tnlnlion of oocilal cornmllh!<•
polac.y
A SCHEOUL&D . casual non
dllhl dnn• wh1•·h Thet;• Chi '"'
1~ ndtid lo ponror "111 th••
uoubl<' n~a 'l'h11 lrnlcrnuy "ru
cited for c:ancclllniJ the donet'
t~nd U1<:n t1uhn{l to provtde ndc·
quatQ publicity for lnfonnlng lhe
Btudcnll of the:! can~llauon
Ourmr, th• proballonary pe
riod, lhe frnlt•rnl\\' w'll tcrnuan • undt•r clo.•· aupe•rvblnn or tho
socu•l rommltl(·c i\notht·r '·lolo
t lrm or I he policy would d11prlv••
Thllln Cha from U"' of nny cum·
pus fracthtlcs for soc:lol cvl:'nU
or publicity c:onnr!Ctcd walh such
cvenl3.
THE SENATE also volt'<l to uc
l'<'PL Uw .tah'<l pulls:)' of lhts
;)'I!M ll OCIUI committt't\. Ttu:
ttah-m~nt Is tht• some os In lhl•
]JUt lldmtni.trnttnn
Graduate Schools Take
Senior French Majors
l'\\0 moh. LC t.nlol h.l\e
mAde plans for crndunte work In
out-of-IIU&Ie Uni\'Ct'IIUCJ
ANN DAUDIN. French maJOr
ita1 n~lvt'd a t<'llchtng nsslst.ont
pos!tlon In the department or Ro
mAnce LllnJ,oungcs at the Unl
ven11tv of Washington , t\nn, "ho
now teAches f'rtonch and G<'rman
.at Rlvc!'d.tle Grode School nnd
Beaverton klndcrcartcn. wtll obo
do I!Taduatt• work tn F~nch
She plans to teach !orclgn
langw~ge.s m •·lcmcntury school
afh:r rccctviny her mRAtcr's de
to'~'"
A TEACHING 11 ;s($lllnU.hlp nt
thl U111vcr ity of Colon1do w1ll
gh c Jnn~ Anderson time lo do
£1'11dunlc work 'in her major
5tudy of Fn•nt'h Jun" plana to
tcnch French or 1:0 to lnterprch~r':>
school.
'Hour' Schedules
Twin Talent Bill
~u 1c Hour th~ •·•·elf will
twtn.play two cumpua mus1c1ans.
>One an Jnstrumt'nlahat, th11 other
a !>Oprnno soloiJt
Mason MorlliSCt, JUnior, '""II
ploy the baruon•• horn 011d be at
sbu.'Ci by Judy Mcl..am <and 1.md11
Morann. p1anlst.s. He wiU play
"Romanm Apprwlonata" by
Weber, "Concerto for Trombonr•"
by Rnnsky-Kors.ako'>', and "Con
certo Etude, ()p. -t9" by Goedtekc .
Soprano Donna l..ona. r.entor,
'"Ill llnll "Lei Death Now Cosne'
by Monteverd i. u folk aong "Lm
den L.c:u' b) V.~au11hn WIIUoms.
und u 10n1 b~ Beach .ct to word.!
of thc J)Ot!t Robf"ft Brownm••
MallOn II u !Udt•nt of Dr John
Rll:ha!'ds nnd Oonnn studlt-voice
with Jo l'pltm•· SJ)lluldlng Pt~ ldcnt John HOI!\ 1arcl and
I lNtn !... wls Thayer uppt•ured nl
lht• beglnn\ng ol lhe• mcNtng tu
talk lo the Scnntc on qul•auona
11t11lnJ;: from the nt•w atntl'mt·nt
ol PUTtJOSI! (~•· May 10 Lo'-1) As
lhcJc oppcnt••d to be muc:h dis
cussion, consideration an full wu
lt•lt lu a fpc<:Jal mccllnll last
Mondlly nlatht
Music Students
Ready Recitals
&rt.ar"l& Cndwood .md Crony
PCm!ISicn will glvt: their junior
t1.octt11l 8 p.m, Monday Muy 22
tn t:van
PnNOSTEN . a studl'nt or 1\11'11
C01rol To\• n1rmd, wlll play rour
~l·lccloona lly Dcbuuy, Chopin,
Laszl llnd tkOJihoven_ He wall be.-·
111n his pluno recitnl wJth "Dan·
!Ut!l'l!~ cle Ol'lphcs by Oe·buny.
Th,., 1rc:ond purl of \hl• r<'<'tllll
\\'ill feature \he soprano votcc of
Burbarn Cndwood occompanh!d
h)' p1anillt Ltnda Bruno. Shl' \\ill
sing "PeAce ComO$ to Me," "J\hl
Mio cor," "Ailcluca" and "Dove
Sono" !rom lhl! "Marrlas:e of 1-'&1·
nr b ~fol ~rt.
BA.RBAJUl L 11 student of Mrs
D 11.ne Cu tat on.
U of Washington Offers
Summer CD Program
L Jdl'l'l in tton·mmcnt, tndu
tcy, business, ~chool!' ond vol
unteer !.'f11anuauons will hav~.o
the oppor&una\y to stud) ciVIl de
fen~~~: problems at the University
of WnsbiJliton 111 n two-wt.ock
~c Jlon thll IWnmcr.
The cavil ddcmc school \\Ill
be held July 10 through 21 m
c:onjuncllon with the 26Ul unnual
Jnalltuw ol Government on th~
unavcm\y cnmpiU. Th11re iJ no
C1•c for l.bc civtl defense cloues,
whac:h will be taugbt by rcjuonnl
and onllonol CD sl.tiU and Unl•
•·c>na\ faculty members.
Cla'S!'('S arc open to persons m
O~gon, Idaho, Montano and
Alaska as well as Washtn(Wn
A brochurc wath a re(listral&on
blank 1s available b)' contnctlng
the 1nslltutc of Government, 250
Smath Hall, Univcrscty of \\'uh·
tngton. Sea\Uc 5
Foreign Jobs Offered
College rtudeni.J havt. an op
pertunaty lo obwn 1ummcr JObs
en Europo lbat wlil belp pay
thcar bo.ud, room and travel
coati under a program tponsored
b)' the American Studt:!nt lnlor
motion Servtcc ,Frankfurt, Gcr
man>·
JOBS A VAU..ABLE to 1tudcnta
tnc:1ude work in rcwrt... ho:tpat.nl!.,
ua cnmp cou~U!.'IOnt, child c:ure,
construction, t•nd on fornuo ~o~o ilh
the alundnrd wage~ of lhc coun
try be1nt• pBid.
Student Recital to Feature
3 Pianists, String Quartet
A tudt nt r 1t '' I• duranr
plnno IIIUden~ or Rob< rt Slollu!
and • litrang ... nscmblu of Marta
O.•RUDI:'I, will be pcrlormt."Ci Fri•
d~>" ''"''nmc, 8 p m., May 19, in
f n
THE PIANISTS ure Nnncy Ot
to, ophomorc: t.Jndu Bruno,
senior and Lynda Malr, from oU
the .::.mput.
Nnncy Olio will play 11 Mount
~-oncl'rto and \wu numbcn by the
f'r~>nch comJ)O'cr, H.lavel. Ruvel
was 11 grl'lll radmlr.•r of Moz-art,
11nd 111 0\'< lor u similar RIYil' nnd
(!lllrlly or mcpu ion, On•• or Ius
numbN'II which Nnn"y will play,
"Vnii"Y qf lh•· Clod(J," lrnlllltCJ
the bells hc•11rd durtnll tho rluy 111
11 ph:tunlliquo poll of lftuntt• LINDA BRUNO 11\111 play nr•xt,
th.·o~lnnlnf • ath a Buc:h prelude
und luge, then Beethoven'•
"Forewl'll" sonllta, ending with
Bortok'• ''Diary of n Fl>··" 'fhls ts
a humorous pte..'C whlc:h imhateJ
tht' bUUJnC oC II 0)".
Next on lhr proJl11m will be
tl••• •tran& quortl't. SylviA Km·
notl and LoiS Blukburn wJ;J
play vtolinl. Robc.-rt Ma)'J th"'
v1oln nnd Dianne C:111ham tho
c:.ollo Thl! quartet "111 aJBitt to
pill no 110lo\Jt Jnnl' HeUawcll, 1tu•
dent or Ml'fo. D;u~nr Gustafllon,
who w1ll phty the oll<'ll~ move·
ml!nt of liu• "D Mwor P1ano Con·
n•rto" by f.'nJhmJ. Thi& conc.-rto
~~ , onttdur>Jel on•· of the world's
most \\'ell·known tor the plun(>. AND CLARK COT J .EGE ES 186?
Seniors Complete
Honors Program
In Formal Paper
l:hclnt Glovk 1. hi tnt 'I and
John Loy, phyllknl o!ducntlon ,
huvu complell•d Honora Study
prol{ram lhll year Both aha•
denu hll~•· m••t th•• PrOtrrum'a
rcqulrc:mrnu of • c: hoI a • tl c
nchlrtv••rncut and lnd!!pf"'ldl'nt
study \\til beyond Ute demands
fur graduation, occonlln£ to Dr
Arthur ThJVCkmortou progr11m
cornmlll<"e dlalrman
t;LAJNE 8 honor p11pcr, ''Th"
Aru ttnd tho• Thtrd lk1ch," will
a;.'rv" u tt pl'1'purntory •tcp tor
her crnduatc "ork an 20ih Ct.'n·
tury German hlatory, John'•
honol'!l paper wu1 o Jtudy en
llllcd "R••laUomh1ps Eklwccm
f'bya1cnl FtlncJS, S c hoI o all c
t\chu~vt'mt•nl, Persnn11l Adju I·
lnt'lll und AU1It•tlc: Partktpntlon"
HIS flndlllltl v. Ill be uaed m his
.:raduntc study aud tor lho c con·
c..rn••d witwh ~un1rulum plon
nlng at LC.
Elumu hnsnn·ph:tlu Firat Y•·ar
Uruvcnlty FC"IIow iup ot the Unl
"''rtllJf or Cnhfornla a\ Borkeley .
She receiVed 'Honol"'lblc Mrn
tlon In I h •· cornp<:U I&on for
W oodroy· Wilson f••llow'llup'
JOHN HAS nccrpled a GllldU·
ratc R" .utn:h AM11tan~hap at th11
llnl\'cnnl)' of lolA. 11 He wtll do
work ot th••ir rescnrch center.
John II the hnt honCin eandldatc
from lhl phystcnl cduc .. wm d••·
partmt>nt. John hnt becm tcnch·
lne fencmg, wru \ owd ou"tnnd
ing Cnxok of Ulf! yur, II 11 dorm
1111U IIUIIIAn\ nnd 1J 0 pllllt prcs1·
•l••nl of Blue Key
Senior Chapel ThutS<iay
D1 J •lhn \ndct'IOn \\Ill &k
as college chaplllll ror lhe !Ml
ume at 01e chopcl !crvloc, II
n.rn. !\lay 18 m Evans .\ud1tonum
Tht• acrvacc wUJ ll•~ llw annual
Semor Chz.pcl nnd tht• title of the
c:ommt:!ntnry ""II h· "What God
Hu Joancd," Or. Andcraon has
te•r\•t.'Ci 13 yeDra na Cnaplum nt
LC.
Student l••adN !or thc A!I'VICC
will be Kent Simmonds. \ Final Schedule
Mon.dJ&y, Ma., 29
II MWF
:1. and 2 3{J TT
:t MWF 6·10 •110
11·1:145
I 30·1:20
TuMday, May 30
JO MWJ.' 8· TO !10
11·12 ~~~
I llll"" 20 JO TT
2 Mwr
Wadt!Mday , May 31
CIV 2. Pnl 1. G2 and 103, 8·10 50
ll ond ol TT 11·12 '15
1 'IT 1 .ao~• .:20
I Thunda., , June
0 MWF B-10·~
11-12 45
Hum11nlt1~ 4,53,54
1•30...1 20
Friday. Jwa 1 !l 'IT
ol MWF rand
8 MWF
8'IT
I MWF 8-10:50
11-12.~~
J.JO-t'M
Summer Projects
Call Two Juniors
Two juniors. Dolores Wlll••v
ond flul Brown, will lak~> rufvn,;.
lace ot llu: opportunity of work
lnr on It ummt:r prOJr~l '" con
n• <: 100 ·un , unlvc•raity
DOLORES Wll.L ~ a part of
tt.. ::. ll1UJI.e Work-Study Pro
,;rom poru.orc<l by the Unlvel'll·
lty or Wn.shm&ton Dunne Ous
10-\l cck program, &he will apcod
tome lime on campus CrtJUl'cd ln
mtcns1ve study. Ei&ht wcclu "'m
be I'J)Cnt m an in.smullon lh!it
deals w1lb ~•lber ju' cnlle delin
qUI!flt.ll, mentally retarded chil·
drcn or mentally m ndulla. The
Jan We(\k she will be bttek on
cum pus for study ond cwluataon
Hal's summer p10ject wlll be
w1th the UJUversl\y of On:gon's
.Manne B1oloi)' d.JV\sJon at ,u
cotl.lt stnllon In the Coos Bny
ar•!a. He wUI be worklnll with
prolosors !rom the uniVen&ty
nnd other .cnuden1B on o rcscai"C'h
proJect ron~mm!: some ol the
lnr.rlitnl llntmab, auch as b.'lm·
oclt:!s. n will hut "'ihl weeks
.11Lart\ng in June,
Convo Cites Students
For Academic Work
Thirty-five s t u den t s were
nam~'Ci u outsandtnc by thear
major depaument.a at the hon
ors convocation hut Wednesday .
.\tso honored for theU' aciUI!VC:·
menl.l Wtlre tuculty mcmbvrs 011d
ncwly-thO"' .. n members of hon
ornr\' ll"'ltcrnitl•
ANNOUNCED AS ,,·tnner a!
lhc Cro" n Zclll.lrbi·Ch Sc:holor·
dtip "'·u Nancy Sunp on Jerry
MOMbar.:t'r as awanltd the Pt
lk•lh EpsUon •cholor<tup
Rt:!rol!rMI'd by dupartmen&s
were Marlys Hann, Jnnel Rnbn,
Elolu: Stnuu, Kl'n Catlett. Kath·
erma J..cmir.:•, Elln KenMll, b•·
olofly, Harold 8roYo n, Donald
Muthr.r; busincu admtruslrnhon.
Eciwnrd Mo&,ho!C, Landa Brown.
Cynthia Clancy, MaraDn•t Hunt•
maton: cht·mlltn· Lynn Witt· • Wl·r,
.&NGUS H. UN'DA Arnold;
lllnJ:UI\J!c J nt. \JldC:I'l on, Ann
Baudm, Bonntt BO)•d, Wmnlr.
Sh1bl,.y, henllt• and ph)'JICal c:dll·
cnltnn, John LOy; hbtory, Elaana
Gkl\ltuJ, Melva Ctlbhard, Kath·
lecn Gross, Olane liickox, MIII'CIIl
McLean, Mary Schcndcl. Ted
Thomp$(1n
Howard at Auembly
f• !dc:nt John 1!0~ ·lrd \\'Ill
oo attt•ndmQ ths:: Gonl'nal ,~
bly or the Umtod Prc!>bylerlan
Chun:h, U.S 1\ from Ma)' 111 10
:!!!. l'hU yearly ml c:Ung Clllll to·
ll'<'llwr nllllonnl board rn1•mb.·..._
d1•1"g)' and lllymcn from ll\'1~
tile U S This )'< ar'11 mt.'91Utl: will
lnclu<l•• n ~pcc:ial polk.>' res:w>rl !'11"1
Chnall!nt hlj&ht r uchlt"'tlon. M11lhcmatlcs, Ron T c m p t!t,
music. Kalhle<!n H(!Rl)'; philOll·
ophr, Bill While. Kent Stm·
mond.s; pb)"lftCS. R.:tlph Middleton,
Larry f"ogdall; pollucal sclc:noc,
Nu·hol:>. LcwiJ; clnma. Carolyn
Mllb.:n
HONORING STUDENTS pro
fuacnt m .we f1eld• ~,., n nauonal
honorell) uatc:rnlllb.
Alpha Kappa Ps1, nuuonal pro
!es.sionnl busmess fRternily: Bill
Warren. Roger Verdleclc, Fred
Ro .cnbaum, Kent Inman, Jtm
lApUJca, Torn Bt.'Ck••r, Dousw
Smith Nell Gallowor. Clnrkr
PackermJl.
.ALPHA PSI OmtolfD, drurua, Je"n
Gnmm Cl11renC" Honnn, Carolyn
Mauen. Pi Kapp11 Delta, •P' cch,
Sandrn Ratlilt, Carol rradcl,
Cl:tudia Olson, Tom Speros, Gur·
don Schnt't', R1ch SJIC(Ir, Mary·
annc.: Dro:~thcr, Roecr Sta\ ~r.
Fred Gurucr, Fred Rosenbaum
J'lhl Mu Alpha, mtru' muslc
Bob PaTker. Ride rogdall, Eldon
\\'oUe, Kormnn Sc:hoppo.cher.
l..ai"C')' Eicluon, Lou\J Wildman.
Mu Phi £ps.llon, womens' rnutlc:·
Julane Rodl:en, Carol Duf11nn,
Glartn Chan, Linda Sloan. Julie
JO.)
PI DELTA Epsila.n joumAllml
Llxt Allie, Knrl Klooster, EArle:~u
Marsh. Gordan Wehner. Phl
Alpbn 'rht'lOl.. htsl.ory: Dal~ Cbue,
Ou<nn<: Dayton, M\!hO Gebhard,
Ellmw Glovlrn, MAI'CI/1 Mel .e.ttn,
Jun Murray, Karen Tn_ylor, Nan·
cy Wlnft~ld, Diane Hicko.-c,
t;c.'<>rae LtaJ:K'I.
Elaln" Gkwk and JQhn 1.0)'
\\ 1'1"01 Cit< '<I fOI lh~· lll>nlpll'tiCJn Of
lhl' hOIIOI"S IIIU~ progRIII Numbn 21
Neighorn Receives
Top KLC Position
AllrrJ Nolahorn, ftc.-.hmnn, tuu
bt•cn gave n provJJionnl approval
lo handle the jc.b of manuttcr of
Rndw Kl.C uc:ttl year. nn: PROVISION thai lhc 'Ill·
02 tnanaccr muJt hncc 11 2 25
erode-point fcrr second ~mater
thl1 year Will made by lhe Sw
denl Commu111ot1ons Bcla.rd.
Thb Will dr:me bceauu the: GPA
of both apphOIILI for the posi
tion fcoJJ bC'lc;w that mark tor Uu:!
J1rs1 l'mtar.c:r of thu yu.t
.Nclghom hn worked 03 en
" r of tbe • • '!)n •t-yc:u-
Colonel to Help
Fore1gn Students
( II G ..e w 1 &J 1 u.
tho t.C rodrnlnl.struti\'e 11Aif on
Auc. 16 followm~t his ~urcment
lrom lbc U$ Arm~ Lcwta will
work ~., ,, f"O~ign tudenl Qfh
cer In thr 'lft.'tl or the lntcma-
tloral ln11n0.11 pro£111m
AT PRESENT . Col Lew'lJ Is
the • l ani chief of ltalf, Gl.
Hr•adquancn XIX, lll the U.S.
Army Corps. ftc will come 1o LC
from Fort Smith, Ark..
Lcw11 heurd o! LC throueb 11
Ponland bus&ncs::man. Stnc:e hb
ncc<:pu.n~. h<: hu been c.ltend·
ana; r.c\'CJ'lll confci'\!Jic: on p!tc:r
national relnlioru.
THE ARMY colonel ~1vcd
a B S. de~Ift«l 1n agrf01ltura1 en
gtnt!erlna from Texat A and :Jd
College and o muter of educa
tlon degree from the Un!vctYit)'
ot Tau.
He hu taught at IICVcral lnstl·
tuUons, tncludtng lhe Arm) Wac
Callr:c t'or thn..'e ye:ll''ll he held
\h~; poJitton of U!btant irotrue
tor <rf m11lbemauca a\ the U.S..
lotllltnrr Aendcmy AI We$& Point;
He pent scv~n ~~~1'1 u re!Pstrar
at \'Dnocu collcgct, nnd wu a
prioctp.1l tor on" )'car
UcJldt:s t.ow• ~rrcnl fi.I3J&n
menl wilh the Anny, h.: :ccrv~'CI
M an adJutant cencrol dunng
World War U, durmll the Koroan
conflict., rand u an adjutaDt 'c.:n
cral at the he dquartt-n of lh·~
U.S Ann\", Europon Command,
from 1956-59
B.AJ.PH SCOTT. who hl1S been
\larkin& from rtltircmeot status
tn the rt:D of fon:agn :f1udenl.l, .b
e,XJI\.--ctcd to contJJIUc and to wark
u lib Lewis.
P. 0. Needs Addresses
Mn Foy Hoope~, post office.
requesu that studenu who re
ttlvc m~~J:anne :aubscnpUCIDI fill
out a lorv.'&fdlfli addres:s c:a.rd
nw\lable In lhc post office.
She also JQ that all LC IH\'C
n summer addrt!SJ wttb cbe pall
of!ice JO that they mil)' recdve
the~r mDil and the summer cdl
llullll o! lhe PlonNr LoL
Olds Music Scholarship
Contest Open UnJil June
T II< F f.. Old. 'lnd Son annual
"Scholarships m Music" co.nto!St
Will ttt:'Ct'Pt enU'Ies unill June 15.
Th" contest u opo,.""'fl to )unlor.
&enior and £r t'u It! students •n
ace;redlted Khool1 or depart
mt-nt.l of musl
TME SCHOLARSHIPS 11 r •
owardcd Cor the th~H . t.ertn
papcra or rtlcles. «UDp!ctt:d
dun~ tho c:"Urn:nl chool year,
;udtcd to Aho\\ the ln!DU!St C\'1·
den<"e of oncmal thmkin&. I!Ound
ruc;uoch nnd mtelli~nt ob)ec
U\'CJ on any tNbJ~t rclatl:d to
lnsuumcnt.al musk.
The hnt acholllnhlp l.s $SOO,
s«<nd u 13.50 and third u $200
.Award ar 114id Ola request to
any ft~ltcd music llcllool or
colleco tor luttton ~xu" of fu.r
thcor t1,1dy Grnduatt" wmners
wlll ~ ~nlll ln caah
t'urth r \nfQnn.lltlo:n cru1 ~ Clb
tointld by wrtUI\il tile ••• E OI.U
11nd Son Sc:holarshtp C!XDmlll!.'t'..
'i373 !N C•coro. ChteclilO 46, lit puUtnJ In oboul 450 bOYrL He
hu b en 1111 cunatwr ntdlo opo
emtor for ven ye:ut nnd Is
holde.r or I! 'econd clan c:ommer
elal I ce~ !rem the Fedanl
C<>mmun1cnloru Commmlcm
JN HlS wrillcm appU han
Net(lbom n:poned tho "'The
ttlift or KLC and many o1 the
faellllll' feel that onl7 11 cammer
c::inl type o1 CJS~C.n~tion wouJ d be!
prac:tlcal for the C(IUcae 'I'ht!
pra.ent op.eruliOtl of KLC ... ~
snid. •thould be to rruunt.orn the
idCll of cnmpu:l rndto until &he
commen:l.:a.J opcnatlon ~ a
rnlt&,y •
-rbr educ:aUOru~l paU\bUJIIH
of a commercially op:nted
Allen Neiqbom
broadcut JUUOD would ~ 1.n
thJ"ee ma)Or areas, Rn"1Ce to lhc
pu btic:. tho lS pc«b aru. drnma
IUld musac dcpanmmta. nnd \he
opc:rnlln£ ~U ot the Jltlltaon tn
nddllioo " N'd(lbum commt'ntcd,
"tt would be pou:tb e to hold
'IOo'OTit:lbops lor hiJh EhoOl speech
1.111d dramn elanes ell as for
other coUenes • .A.I$o, lbc: statJon
would o:ffer the positblltty of
sn:a~r coopc:Rt,on be't~n c:ol
le~."
New Drama Inslructor
To Join Growing Staff
L o _. ?Ike, c:urn-ol.ly work
ing tor h1s Ph. 0 at the 5111\e
UOIVUSit,Y of r~ will Join t.h:e
facult,y ztt LC nnt :fall as a d.nima
msuuc:to~
PliO: ~"ftd bu A.B. dc
CI"'"C:'"'~ 11t Humboldt State CoDca;e
in Eurclai, Calif,. and hi3 M.A.
111 the Uruverstty ol D<:n"~ He
tau«bt !or ft~ )"C2rs In t JUD· ,ar blgb xhoo.b bl!:fnre Jornlng
the te:u:hlng st.o!f at NartbenJ
S1atc Texben Collt1~:.e In ~
d.c.,....n, S Oak., whlU'CI be " u em
ployed for three yea..._
He and his wife. MemSJlh.
ma\-e :four c:hlldrm. Cynthia. 8;
Cemtld..fi: M.u;e. 4; and Jayno.
l"l
HE IS 11 member of Alpha Pdl
Om lfo~ :natumal d.rnmalle bon
Oruf)' wt:-11 as olher organ
wauon.:s m lhe tbe!ltu and t Ch
Jnl: fields.
Concertos on Bill
Sunday Concert
T· Onll¢e Symphon.;. Of I
tm. dlrec'k"'Ci by Boris Sirpo. wW
present wlut ll as callt~ .. A
Contt.rt o1 Conc-erta. U1 Sun
day, 3 ~0 p.m.. May 11, m £\'lUlL
A GL.A:H'CE at the proBJ'UDl
tcliJ lb reason filr lhfl libo\-e
tUle.-thrct' solo!Ju are pc!.l'fonn·
1n.1 cotH:<ertO$ nth Lhe Cll'dleltn
on ~ dJ.L!c:rcnt Wtl'Umen
BarUm Pnrnr, mnch hom.
wiU pill) "C.once.rto for Prrndl
R"m." Op. U bv rucbanl StnaU&S,
La~ N~l. vtOliD. \\ tll pta' the
M.:ndcllsO.hn "\'tolln CUneeno."
rmd Bllrb!ml Hil!!hn"'• pw.o. wUI
~.rform Chopin's Ptant> Con·
ttrl-o No. t,• Op II ~~~~~~!*~0-------------------------------- -~r~~~~---- --------~ ~---=~ P~lO~N~LOO Wf'dne•dar May \7. 1111
• •
In M'DlOD a1 :th., c:coQl :pool of ~ Cobb pad arc.
In= Wt• Sob Hac:k:lrlg ban Bvbara ~dlclac., cfiymg bo&ni. Bill Wlilic. as BIU While, and Sigma
Phi Epsilon pr.xr B1U Culp atworl»d.
'1\lr u) UUs J)r, 8 30-11 :3D p.m.. ~tun'lll\. t ~miSSion at:ll I"\' p~
l.n.i.' "'""'"" r \;\ l! Ma,\ :0..
De-truk ~ tate \nclurles a m on
Ball n.a·
I lllbtch
rndllldms; ~
mat QJ1'lC \ ll!ld
II te &ax anb S1
THIS 'l"E:Ali'S un te
r.:n'h "" th d ~rr
,._ tl ~ udc D ro!!ln brtOIT
raid The tall 'Q.Il) be
h at tbe Frunk JaJ C>bbs'
~ .co S.W Mon~ry three tlr>1:S ntdt "''lll ~-c. ..
c,plaec:s. marbl~ floored ~p
an can ~ a bllWU\l 100tn
Jlfl\ te e\ator, R~nll qun·
ten and el.'1 rw'~ land aped
.:roundJ
SO.IOR Bob Haddn£'s combo
•ill p~1dco muuc: for the balL
Sp._'C'IIIl en tcr<.ammwt -a."ill be
prcn-xll'd ora lh pa a we l.bu
pe uuuu~r.. and rome ',.; en! m-Dress Is stnc:Uy 'bc111. Applt·
Nl on.s are bemg diS tr.lbutcd bJ
Plt:l're. beat li"pakHman for the
b:l.ll, for tlle Bat Queen Ct~l·
t l Z..:cmunnuon nUl$' be ub
nutkd to •ttl SlJ: Ep
PlERR£ SAYS, 1'bc opulimre
lh~ t\1!1\All$1 Is surreptiUow
and thJd;; 1nned He bugs tnt' I
o:ut undcuu:hed o.! all 1101:0rd •
anc:e rmd thu has Ill full .persoru·
tiCllUan tn the Be.ltnlk Blll1
Wont you ;o.n m) tn&atlu'nllll
lhc:re•~
Young Demos Show 'Operation Abolition'
'W: 1 • H d~ar of ~
d Omtn Inc.. and Cladt'!!
Da msmnm o! the ~on
Ci L1bc:rtle5 Unlo::l, wpcl.c be-
f«m: an4 illJS1' Uf!d quesi.IOM
iitt.er • ibaw.tnt o! the aun•Je
"()pas~ Abollllcm~ Wi Fn·
Cb'S r\'t!nlll; All aud~ of ovtr
z;o tt=ded the ·pr¥Am. lit thc
i";rthan Bld.l;. ~ br the
Ponla::d aro Yount Dcmoc:notie
Clubl:.
DA \'IS SPOJrE ~ t:il'Ull:
~nd in!cmnauan :rcl~t
to ~ ~ Be SDJd tbe moue
1nS ~ to Ulc ends of~
fponst:n. • Furtru.:r, hr said the ~ Un-..-\mcnc:l.n Adh tues ~ hou1d retl2Ct admn
U!CI c!istCirtltmJ and CI'T1)D 1D the
{!lm "'br Ci\il L.lbe!'ti.el Uruoo.
DaV1J c:andudt"li. dld oat din!c1
thto IIC'UOaf of ~ :Jtudtnt d\oiJ ~ pocp ttl the ~ Fran·
Bms t:k;a~bed thr UoctiO of
Le:!m md Amman co::ai%11UllstL
H.4T£ Wi4 ~HI~C?
~cu •u .. "T ~o.T
Burlingame Lounciromot
Clnn, Spadous. Comfc::tllble
a.-n_a•u.usc• J&'f
"T tA ....,.,.... rc: • ...-• o. .. D D"-• Go& H.# &. .._ .. 'TC ., • -.
GradwrtinJ: MOI.l! Or jun
ou r.::crnt.l7• Placn n: 10
am bl.i14U =t"Y.d r
lil lT r reapor.•lbil l ... !
"11=1 ki ~ bfoJ,p Tf1IJ £ tl•
prot t on rou'll n ed .;.nd
e!&t\ 1.: ~a ft.. or
hora as w 11. !'011 , lnlto
're 70Uni' and uc tt
TtG CIIJl c! t.ba.t !or Ialli!
ln!'::::t'3' th&%1 b.tcr em. And a
IJV .lal J>lac ~a you tlc
,P: lO add lllOl'e LIHDll' In·
• fllfttt e\"rry Uln.e 1Qn.
from %5 lO 40, ~rdl"" ot
:rovr ~th at the tun
Call the Equitable Life ~r
anee Society of the United ~
JOf HUBER
'700 "'UDUC •CJrVICII: aLOD. c.. ..... .,. The Amen=m c:ommumsts. he
Did. vo "'ar:ropnt. proud" and
are vo ung far the day to '"take
0\tl-l.h C'OW1\l') On the ftlm.
HU9 uu'l U mOWI ~tht! dcmor.al·
.u~ th11t ~ c:ammunbb es
pouse Ul thD COIICIQ nn: MOVIE bcpn wlth a lll1k.
by Oo~1m Frances E. Wal
ter: Be docnbed the acu"1ucs
11ptnS1 \be Un-Amcrltan .A.ctai
ltt:s Cmnmlttee IU1d the F .BJ.
'Ne110:uecl1 at the San Frundsco
House committee ~nnp an
M., 1!, 13 zmd 14., 1950, aDOCI)"•
liiOU!lJ IIJI:lT&ted, ahowl'd youDJ;:
people pic:ket~nj: \be hClll'lll,p.
The ZWTDlor llated lhc rcucms
far the bc:lnn:s and told o! 1
UDJ\'crst$)' new,;papcr nauce o:!
p~ for prottst cxl the .mct:Gnp.
THE N All.RATOR d~bcd lhe
acU\'IUCS a! "'kn~'ll· eornmu
~ .. and the film lohow.'ec'l !hem.
plus marq' dcmon..-uatoa, ~I·
m& a ~ in lhc mccting
rcx.n• Jdany of ~ subpor..n.ud
'11."01! ICXJIOVed by palsoe from the
mmmluee hen•n.g. alan& w1lh
num<TOUS 'hed:len.
The K.<tlltd day of lhe hc=tngJ,
to~ '!!;ere p1aocd ouwd ..
lbe bulldlnc to aU~te: l.he pres
~ cd the crowds utSlde. But
the ~ peaplc v. C'I"C nrth·e
bclh inside and out, dloutin&
•AbcJliJh the cammtttee. We aulD
not bco mcn.-ed;" -
AF'T£B KUCH shoutin& by
d~to:s the crowd was
orc!..::td 10 cfupcm:.. The II'Wdenu
-.'OUld not &O They linked ~bclr
arms, put t.hetr hands in lhclr
p-xkcts aDd At down.
Pire b .. 'l!J'e \neffecth~ :!0
the po~ tocic tboJe demonstra·
lOa 1zl the buiJiiiD£ flDd 0D the
fra:I1 stc:pa and bounc:e:l them
AUDITORrUM
EVENING
FRJOAY
IFFS
,, ...... ..,~~~
Ord ••• -.11 Qr'•
CAST OP Ja
* TfCKETS- J. K. GIU .. ...... r.,...,. ··--.. , ..... ._
••.oa • down to lhc paltre v:Jm at lhc
bottom
t>A vtS. sn qucsUontna lhe diS
cn!pana tn the film, suggested
the San F'nmc1Sco police "-ere n
CIIU~ ot the nol nnd &!ked tht•
mnmng o1 the film U that as the
a·~
Buss st~ld the ~c:y of the:
film '11.1lJ 'cr:illed b) the mayor
of San Fnme:n:o. M ny Uunp
h d to be left out ln cdJuna: a
film ol fl\ c tloun length. be
Rild.
t>A V1S W A.S uhd d b1gh
sChool teaChers ahould express
opm1un' on lhc comm\ttee he.u
lnV-Rc Qid they should DOL
TeaChers mould makt-studenta
safe for ideas, not I.C1eu safe for
ltudenta. he said.
I COMING EVENTS
MAr 11 n
17-Ctv Staff, .C p;m.. PM-%2
Soranuo 7:30 p m
rl1ll.cnutles
Ponland Chamber Orchestra.
8::30 p.m.. D.lln!l.
JB Ou~ John Andenon.
11 D .m.. E\o'II.DL
Stud~nt Senlltc. 4 p.m.. Lo\\.
r:r T~pletoo..
Union SctturlAry Alumru. 5
p m .. Armstrong Lou~,
19-Tnck~" W Conferenal! Pre
llmmarl 4 p.m.. Whitrnrm.
Coll-NW C.onfcrenee Meet,
Whitman.
'Tumb -NW Confrnmee
meet, 'Whumnn.
Recital af pano •tudcnll of
Robert Swltu, 8 p.m.. E\"llllS
2~ £p Beatnlk BolL 8:30-
·1 J .:30. Cobb Mansion.
Traclt -NW Conii!J'CIIet:.
Whi&mlln.
Tet\JW, JiV.' Conference.
\l.'hitman.
ZJ--St. Uidmds• Youth Group,
I 110 (J p rn.. Lov. u Cam pw..
CoDrge Symphony Ordlestro
Concert, 3:3ll p.m., Evans.
Ct:Orl:e Weller, ()rgarust -
Grad~ Reala\ 4 p.m.,
First Prubytt-rlan Church.
~ Della ~ll01.1 loit!f..tbt .
5:30 p m.. Gay J~nkm'1
Home.
22= Womr.n's Leli£U" A n n u • 1
M~"'- J :30 p.m., lt.nn
atronc IAwtt;e
GV7 Pftn~n. P\a.alat -
Junior Redtal, 8 p.m. Evans.
A.u1s1cd by Barbara Ced
woocS, Soprano
M u Ptu EJlllitlon
Amlcans, Noon. Corps Workers
"nle Pc11N' (...,, .. • ,o\>·
hsh«< f1 Catffr Plnnnm~; lloartt
to help retumtnll 'oluntt'!• 111
rind 'o'bJI at hum~ T•'t' lo adr111 of
b\k~('~ 1 \x>r go\,mmcnt ond
f'duratlon ltn\oe agn."'t'd to work
,, lth and 'r\'t' on th•• nl''l\ bonm
·voLtJNTEE.RS rnu<t comt!
hom~ to the Unlto:d ~l<ll.. '' lth
t>Od pro::~\ fnr INOJ J b,"
""oflU Dlt\"CIM Shr&\'tl l:lld re
etcnll' Ta a('Ct)tl'lpltsh this the
C n:<r Plnnmng D rd wu ('J·
t bllthed.
Undt!r the plan, a n>tumlnr.
' luntccr m ' C'OJ\!\111 \\ 1\h thc:
boani 11bou\ ll\ cil..r'Ccr. If a \ ol
untcct' requ~l.s twlp tn findinG
job. ilu~ , ~1'1 m lu <'h~Uen
fkld ~·m t 111m In 10<': Unt•
\\ rk
THE VOLUNT&ER. Shr1\'Cr
d m l~o nppl} for p;JSJllOn
",lh lht' Pc t't' Corps staff 10
\\ h ~on or bet.•otlle 11 neld
u 1-'C~ IJOI'
lndt\ idunl bolll'd m~mbcn Ill·
rc:-d)' ha\ • mdl uon from busl·
n conccnu lnt ren~ in lllrln&
rctum1ng \oluntecn Tb~ ftnn5
n'11JQn that lh~ tcl('('\lon nnd
tnamtng JU''IX'c~ plus llH: mntur
lnt: cxpcr\l!llre o1 O\cne.U scm:-
1« wil pl"l'p;lre \'Olunteetll for nd·
'\'IInt'Cllll!llt In bustness and indus
In
Tht! boArd DO\\ ronn.~ts of four
lc:~d• 111 in bul!lness. c:durollcm,
I'D\'t'rrunent and labor Annual Horse Show
Offers Many Events
LC •tud~nt• nnd facull.) m~:mlK'n "lll tide n11r h 1 tUtd or blh
thl' dUllt. \\" bliP•, ·•J th<:) pl\rlcJtl:atc In the thud nnnunl ~"'"' &nd
Clnr'k CullcJ;• llon<t' SlN" whldt ''Ill ll• lwld 7·9 p 111~ ~ tldR), Mn>
!:!1 lit lllll Pllr\ltmd Hldln~ .J\•IIdt'n\y
lk!glnnCJ"' rmd .tdVDn~ rider» ollkl' "111 ''lc ror nbbon Cl\ ani•
111 a lnrG• 'nrao~ty {If C\cnll lltCil•dinE Jumping, P11p<1r ChllS lln1
I d., H011d Nbo;ks, Poll• l\endln~. F'lll(! Rac:"O• \\'t:li\01 n l"h cDIUMl nud
Oll$lbclc Course
Th re nrc 11~1odlltlona for
IP' •'IIIIo"'-and tadmlsslo11 i!l fn.'C.
All,\ aiUlh·nt or lltcul\,) lilt mher
ant~ rc ' ln , nl~tmll the camp<>·
tlllon hould ronlncl Dr. Nlehnrd
Uit • Cl\" dept .. Al lJOJ( 7';' or in
th• Cl\'-llum•nllll' ofltt'\! b<:
!ore Mn' 24 It \\OUid be 'lii'IPn •
c:JIItOO If partlclpantf "ho 0\\Tl
tlot t rould bring Uw1r ll\\ n
Phi Dolt" E~an . national
foumallun honorary. wil bold U•
tormal tntauon IU S::SO p.m., at
thCI homo of Mrs. Gay Jonklna,
Journalism pprofeuor, 1607 S.C.
S91h Sunday, May :1. Mom'bcn
wlU po to dinner nt tho Mayfa•r
liou•o a.ttorwards.
Plltd!IK lnc:ludo ~rdon Woh·
ner. junJor. Lc A1L9 •ophomoro,
Earlono Manh JOphomoro and
lCarl KIOOSJor. 1uruor.
The \\'oml'.n'a LcaRU( iJf Lt;·wll
and Clark Coll~e "til hn~ ila
llllnual I!J)nng tc nnd Jnstalln·
uon or I'IC\\' ufh·~ns at 1.30 p m
l'llb) 2.2 In l:fnlntlm: Manor.
The wlnno·n 01 three $!100
t~chollu•tlfliPl! \\!Ill be nnnounc:ed.
Mk l r or tnllutlon of I he ~;roup to till' collc(t(' "111 be to CO\, r
<.'oat• of rcpalnnc the n•flf!Ction
poHI
Greoks hD\ c IUIMcd e!IK:Unt
nc\\ offlt'rJI"fo;. and Itt!\\ leaden or
tfll ~t~rurllltl lltt'lud1•
1\lphn C nmnn·~ new 11~1dunt
u Pat McLl:lchlnn Sht' "Ill be D •
tttcd l1y Jnn<t Self. 'tcc-prc.st·
dt nt, Romnna ne Mh, pl~r.o..:
m'lstn:::: , IXtlon.'ll W~lh y, rec:ord
tru: ~r.rcUlr,, Jnnc Lo\\ •11, coro
n'Jp(lndln~ ' rcltll'): Glortrt
Wl);)d, trcn uru, Jnn Morrl!on.
Mtthl'l• l'homb • mnrshnll• Shlr
lc\" K !cr. chaJihun, Knr<!n M c
Kuy, ISC r.-•pn: 'nluttH•, Ccooritll•
L.lnpiJ:, A W S l"'prtscntnll\ c:
C 1£-ndn Slmuuton, rcpnnc1·. nml
C)nlht:t Clancy, alumni I"C!PI"C•
£1:ni8U\C
Su,• F'owlur "Ill pllol D11ltu Phi
Gnmmn. ond 11hu wi.l be nuii1cd
b~ Dlnnr Heard, \'tee-president:
Summer Camp Program
Offers Fun, College Credit Judy Tonnle.s·, recordlnll 5fe.re·
tnry; Jorktt• Jl.ul!en, C'O!Tl':~pond
mg ~n·ttu') , K.lty Uoul!hcrty,
tn-nsurer • .Kny Lt-mlno. IUIIUlllnl
treuurer. N on c y Sampson.
pl~di<' mtst"~: Linllo Sloan •
chl•plaln: Pam Woods. hlstor111n,
.Ann Holdors, kt'("pcr-of·liii.'·Si·
lcnre, ond l~C rcpn!l~ntathcs
Shnron L)'OII$ :md Judy McLnln.
Thrta Kappn has <"hosrn Kll)
Wnlker ns 1ll P"'3>drnl. Site w111
be atded b,· l.<m Vmc:ent, \'ice
pre.:ttdrnt, Pat Frevert. M'CJ'\'IrJry,
D<-e Wald, trt'UUrt'r , NMlc\
Lov.;c. choplnln· Jullr. Boc:k,
pledge m•stre ~na 01dn1• Park
in, ISC representati ve. 'tl IIUtn r ·~ ,,
for c:olles~ students. 18 tG 23, Is
offered by lbc lUinual "Encamp·
ment :for Clluenslup -a alx
week "wark!.hop 1n democ:rt~cy"
hdd In '!l:c\\ York. Clllttomtn and
Pur.rto Rico. l~ ('OlJc,;cs nnd
um\"cTSJlles J:I"'Ull ncadellllc cn:d·
11 for attendancor t lhc tcsslon
or fClr JY'CIIIl prOjttu under·
lllk••
THE E:NCAMPMENT pro,;ram
is comblllation or serrunnr,
summer camp 1111d ad\ f:ntun.• m
humM relations. On the cam
puses of Ute Um"·emty of Cali·
{om\n in Berkeley, lht: f'leldston
School in Nr.w York Cltr, nnd at
a camp \n the l.uqulllo National
Forest m PUerto .Rico, 1tudenl
t\11\"C lhc dtanc:e to study. pta,
nnd li,·e '11.-llh younc people from
around Yhe v."'rld.
Hen: !acullr membc:n !rom col
leges and unl\o·eniUes, llvmr. m
the donrutone._ provide lhe full·
est opportun'ity tor n free ex
c:Mn -,.. Q' "''anna Uon. sdeas and
'\'I! rpom 1.:
MJUOR AREAS of study tn·
cluo ' ·~hu and ei'lo"il Ubcr
uo. Ull.C:.I'ti4JtiOQal aUain, eco
nomics rmd prccual tcc.bn,qucs
for cn•1c: and community ac:tJon.
F1,.ld tnps ro co~·cmmt:nt,
labor, tnan:aJ:cmcnt, .farm, Ill•
duJtry ond c:ommuntty orpnlz.a·
Lion~ lOCfited ln .New York. San
Fl1lnCiKo and San Juan supple·
ment the I!!CtUreS, workshops
a.od disc:ualoo groups. Tb~ is
I Interviews I Maf 11
Lspman WQlte and Co. will
lun c ~p1:1SCn\aUv es •t the Place·
ment oftlc:c on Tbullday to ml.cr
vJew etrll lntcroted IJ\ worklllg
on lbc1r CoUegc- Board f'rcah.
men. Sophomore. and Junior «trl•
., .. clsg!ble far this pcmtion.
• Selcc:tion vtlU be b:i sed on apo
J)Cilranc::e, ptr&OilDUty and lnt.-1·
li&~. Worh will tncluda Rllinc
and modclin' and wUI raY $1PO a
monlh plus C'3mllUIJion Cll'la Ill·
tut:sted ahould con\ac:t Mrn. Bab·
c:oc:'" 1n ta. PiJco menL ot.f'lti!.
Knott Street Center
Plana Jazz Worbhop
Th 110\&ndt of ,.m ... Ill tn\'.ade
Pot1land thb Fnd11y wtlh lhtt
COI'Ic:crt or the: Ponland J eu.
Workabop at th•• Knott Str.eoct
Oommwuty CellJ.cr.
The propwn Js at 8:30 p.m.
and tiellou arr. $1 per J)e'non.
T!ekrb will bt' availabl~ at
Ttmplrton Commons tomorrow
trom 11 a.m. \0 J p.m. 'Ihe7 Are
abo on aale at lhe ~nl4tr , 77 N.£.
nott St. ~ r cr 1on tl pro
gram whn::tt makes JUc o! thl•
culturDI and I"C('~I\Uonal rc
IUlU~ ol t.hesc cttl~'S.
EACH ENCAMPMENT unll
hou"' 100 students. The IICSSIOnl
run from Junc :25 to August Z5
The icc tor tu!Uon, room and
board ls $350.
Jnlormauon nnd upphcauuns
mny be obtained by wr1tmg: En
aunpmt·nt for CtU:eruhtp.:! West
CS.fth St., New 'Vork --"nl• IJn J m~··L nr or lbc Fnc·
ully Womens Club will be held
Mil,} :!0 nt P1l11110' 1"\ t..lui"'Ull,
The ngenda or tho 12 30 no-host
lunch~'On m~"''"' v.'ill b.. the
• h <"bon oC ollu:-•'1"0.
DANCE STUDENTS ! LEARN TO
REI.I.E STUDIOS OF DANCE
418 s.w 13t.h It Wuhlngton
PR(V,\TE AND CROUP L.ESSONS
Thll Coupon Good for Onl Fr~-c LA-on CA 3·1963
Ken's Barber Shop
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)N Mar \7. 1181 PION'C&R LOO Pa;ot ThrM
owd els Pioneer Trackmen Three Ga111es Taken
asl P .. emie .. Hit Willamette, 76-58 By LC Baseballers
Alcxand• i-.tlJTIIIky, whltu hr.lrl'~, o~\\ -rut '""' 1''1 o·mll!r o[ ltuA•
J, dt•'" '"' ~audtrm~ that llllcd lh~ l'lllrnnc:l , •1XIla, {•rchcstnl
,, nmt Mill[• ot •:vtml pudllorium I l Wr!t1nl!!(lny. llu ap:~l c "" tho
1~tl\ it1r11 In Huula I nun IIlio& 17, ln~lu1llna lmlnm:ol I!VcnlA nn•l con
Qll\ Ill~!:\
''""'"lk\ dfKrthlfl Ru 111 ''' b< In t·IIJIDC<d 111 1\ tWu•ald•:d wur,
lh~ flnt "odd Wolr tmd on lnlt•rllal "•lllltUih• for lifo or d•·Dth." Wnr
11th G~tlllllll) md tnt<'mhl ~·lciltl nncl pnlh1ca .-uph<!.tVOl \\'(!1<' In·
eluded In thu alrUilllh• t11r "lt!•hvl lun.'' 11 lt:allltl hi!IIIIIJI col<.mlnl
During thl.l period. he aulcl
1anon11ln;hlos ~n.lrollod ~nllnont•
11 Euro(XI with tho excopUona ol
and Swed.en, Allo tho
rfi'nCh and Amorlean "'"olutlona
wore ol profound lnftuonC'C! ln
Ru.ula, The pC)Ople wore In ,.,.oil
tor JXIIUacol and aplrllual right•
t:;!Jecl on "profound aoclol jua·
tlco."
From 11105 \o 1014 .... ~ the
pt'MOd of llll:: fll'lll rC\Oit, \~h\ch
W l}t(' lntrodUc\1011 Of II con tl•
1uUOnal monan:-hy In RUA.D I'<Jo
1 lc of all ~l'llll a\ratll, !rom pen •
tl 10 prolctorlul, wo:rc Hchtut~;
f r polllt~ I bnd SOCJOI cltiiiiJC
Tho lnlorlor donlopmonl waa
11\baculoua. Koronsky .ald. At
thb limo. 19\t, ho waa a member
of parliament. It wu the o••
ol (XIIil1cal tr'lftlllorm•llon . "A
brllUanJ JHOrlod ol RuuiDn hb·
tory," ho called II
Pcnsnnlll und workr.~ wt•rc 75
per cl.'nt of tlw pJpulpllun nnd
the IIILN•'Mii nl lh•· ma)orlly, in
•ctanulc 1111d llbcm•l rnovcmcnlll
,, ere llH '" ~ls ol tlw h'\"oll
Tho Ruulon rno1utlon camo
during tho middle of tho war
whon thoro wu groo.l conlualon.
Ruula had no outa1da relahona
not non with tholr alllt~. lm·
port. and export. fell nea.rly to
"olhing. lion And thov buUt a ~tm• on
tho ldoala ot poll.tknl. aplrllual
nnd soc:ial hoed.om ~tnd aoclal
Juallc:..
While t:hiiO Olld c:ltblll!l.l 'l'i<'Ok•
c.ncd Ru 111 th~: fiobh••vtk lfllldf'
tlu::'r rnfl' t•, Kcn•nwky mcplntned
1'h• 1r I~ dcr 1 ~nln, didn't aup
porl Nll I td~nll or Ruuaan ldo,; Ia.
lout th(' ld••lll of tho C(oll\munlit
MltnUolo
Tho Bohh .. lk moYO br11ughl
lou ot froodom and lu&llc:o and
rl•il war to Ruuln. Tho ~!Uty
was al war ln.toroally and OX•
tornally. And tho Ruulan pooplo
loat their g011l ol dignity -.nd
autonomy for tho human belng to
tho Bolaho•lk Lr:nln.
1\:cn·n~~-y ended hta tolk on n
phllt~sarhleol nolt' Vo mlll h•r
\\hill the aoc:l.11 &)'Stem, tlw fun
d.amcnlitl rult• of ltfc I! thol th~:
lnrll\•lctunl rnuJt ~ thc pollttcnl
11ntl ~;plntuul crcutor of hill own
nf~
NSA Offers Assistance
With Stud~ -Travel Plan
!';ludl'nl who w1 h to pnrltc•
pr~lc in thl' unttNl States Nntlon
nl Student A.'-.~nchallon'l atudy·
tMI\'<'l progrom to LDIIn Anwrlcn
tniiY fmd (I IDrllt! port or thclr
"XJ>Cns.t·~ b<>lnr 1153Um<'!d by
USNSA.
A "porl ~eholanhlp"' 1.1 being
offered to Heh part\dpani In the
form of a rildu* tour pnc:..
ThMo will bo flnan* by a IJXI
dal ac:holal11hlp fu.nd. LC' lilldt>d ll1••1r o;onlr!r< llCC
dun! hlt'( I (!U,Oh Willi n pel (I Cl
rcconl by d••ft ullnlt WlllolfluU<
711 110 nn th"' D"llfetiiU truck lo t
SiiiUrdr.y
1\ good m•ntnl 11111lud" and
r.ome.through porformanc01a by
tho br011d Jump<tl11 and aprlnren
woro the dKidlng f11ctora that
gan• the f'lonun lhl• much
ou11tu aJior win. Tho only •weep
of ~. day ~ma In lh• ~~d
Jump whleh waa won by Bob
Brooks with 11 lup of 10·71 •• Ho
Wh followed by Cary Crill and
Kont Slmmondt.
l n tho• t:'tlniUI')' It Will lllll Dllr
lxJr and John Ulckrorlt plac-mu
one-two tor th•• Pion na Unfor
tunate!) Bll'ktonl pullc I • Jc:11
lft~cl" lUll bcf~>r!' he c~t-d l.hc
fml h llnc ond will probnbl) bel
OUI till' n:Mt Lf the f'UOn
In tho 220 yard duh Ron
Pauly and DDrbor both upl(ll Bob
Ball ol Will•moUo . Pauly won
wuh o time ol 23.0 a~~Condl.,
The mile: ulny ti' m comp<r.cd
of Clnrkc Pt~kcrlu , Nml Wcbhu,
Onvc Hondall ond Dwn1n Sulstc
\\on thl.l uvcnt Til• time ot
3 37 2 t the \)cjl ln thl' <~nfcr
cncc this veor
Cory Roblo•on had a good day
Ill ho WOD the mil~ Ol\d Mil
LC Tennis Team
Beaten By Pilots
Th•• lniCrnlltlanolly • lnwarl-d
tt'nn's I• 11m l..,Jm Mtlek's Crest.
the UniVCilllly or Portland PilaU,
completely out clnsscd lh" P•o·
:n~cr squad 4·0 an Palatine Kill,
Moy 10
Tbo Pab&J brothon Omar and Conrad Su.ndholm In the two
mil• by an Inch to t•ko 1'1Cond.
Roblruoa'a lime In the mill w••
Ct&7 • .! and Douq Smllh phaced
lhlrd ln this IIYOOJ,
f.'rlr·k Gtberr.on w11 tho only
dnubl" wlnno r lor lhe Pmn •n
In the hl~h hurdh hla lim Wlll
IC! 2 !('<Jlldll hnd Ill tht IOWI t1t'
.,., un 111 2~ I aca:nl\lf Karl Kloo
hrr w11.:1 • con() 111 both th• ·
c..-vcnu nd • qunlc:d (:Lbcoi'IIOn 11
ltm•~ In the Iowa.
In she polo •auU Don MeCartr
1mprOYod again lhla weok wh1ch
•nabl~ hlm to Uo lor Hnl at
II !l wllb H•ll Thomoa ILCl and
Bob Roy of Wlllam•Uo,
tk!u-cnt Dexter Mou l won lh
mJO In I S'J 7, whllu Rnndall nnd
Wtbber pll'k d liP cmd and
third Th, t.C b b;,ll l m' fQr
tun on lh• dl mond •udCI,.n11
tum• d trH lh better na th" LC
m• '' "on lhn: h rdfoultht b II·
IUIIIU
On Tuc d y plll)'Jn al Sc •
von l'nrk due to 11 wet F'"i ht!r
ltnld, the lctlm dclrntc.d tho
lc.:agu• I• dlnU l.lnUeld be11l elub,
n 11
'l'hl1 1111Mo m111lwd the hrtl
II!IIII\11 d[ fo•al lttT the Ltntl ld
I• m hm Hldlurdl p1li:hud lnW
th< lllhlh wh«m h• wu rebnvdl
by Cearn• Held
Ro)tr. McD nlel ~ lhe biJ
•I c:k f r l C. ptclttn up thre
hll on• b m ron \\ h h
brought In tWQ ruru.. AI l tth It
btn&o wt>rc Blil Flow• wi•h
doubt Dun Elllnlt ton lkil1
F• x and Bud Smith llh n
PIONEER STATISTICS
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Enters Meet
With lh• du.tl "'~"' ..... n be
hind tht>m th~ Pooni"!Cr lrlltk
t~quad head.a to Walla Wallll for
thl' Northwest Conte.renCIC! pre·
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, nl' 1 r.l c" ol up In
tntnlmura.l tJ:tdminton t'OIJ\pcb
tlon or U1e ftvc raculty rnembcl"1
entered In pllly, only Eldon Ftx
hru1 been cllmin111ed rrom dwn·
puuuhip plAy. 'J'wp I) ronr by tlr l.l J ld
h;:!m ru:countcd for two m LC
twl$.
&.tun!ny ruh r F1eld w tlor.
lcltt of 11 doubl" t. dar wllh
Wtllumttle Wuh H rgcl ou of
th hrn:~D fc.r the n:m lnd r ()f
the USO'l, IJw 111td ~'d·UP L<'
ltn• up w c•;;lf.dl~ Smm• movo
lo ahllrtlltop, flOd tt hmon Lftrry
Obon movr lntD ltw rc:IUI'"
c ,tchtriJ! ~aUan fur tb!: fl.nt
hm th n
In the !tnrt b;, 11 ~~.Am., l..C pkk
t;.(! rona In tl ,. hnt lnnln& r.d
~~~ tn 11 ~ artary A combl·
tt:Jlltm ot thre bit., 1hr ~ b
ld an In th t r t proYi ed
r r ttae Wlll.on eltr downfAll
"Flowe brcuUht tn (I run
wlth dntibl and Rleh onb
kn()(' rn two runt th o
tn Ill '11\t> ott n-thr
m in on alkt and
The cecon.d billl an:
d!: td d unlJI th anntna 12
LC _,on 3-% Rlrhanh ..,,,.,
onl two run In the no1
t n
up
n
niQ&..!. tt.. ana f1 c hiU, ..-;......,,
tn r ne oUJd trilona out 14 b:lt
lcl'l
The two clutch batten w ne 1':1-
finCJOn lllld Smith Smllh piCked
up three hJU on,. ll1l oU-tm%rt-
ut homcn.an In the falth to ll • up
the baJlpma. Elll.nuon 01 four
bm.:r the key one be.ul~ " hom
run In th• t wt!llth to wln th••
ltllm" McD nlcl, Rlchonb, u.nd
F'ClX all picltCld up ,anu~es.
LC baJ cw.c remalnme b:lllpm
on 'Monday ••1th P:adnc.. If vie
tory IJI h:ld, the LC men \1; Ul end
op ln ue for ~nd pl cc With
College of Jd ho Linf.l.eld
CJDCht!<l the c:onfcrenec titlu
Divoteers Smash
Pacific Tenm,l&-1 Kcn.-nsky'~ mo\'t•mcut. Ute IO·
dnl revoluttcnartcs, alnwt~ th••1r
octh"lles nnd trt~'<l 111 con. olidntc
the country to gotn strength. But
thu "'a! n J!('rtod of chou and
the people "'•·re $Cp:.m l~od Ttw
cmpc:ror'l odvlll(!n; sug&C!Itcd put·
ung th• Cur'• son on the• thrown,
but 1t \\Ill! too late • .All ndmtn·
t~tmUvo morhmcry had broken
down J Kcrcnsky aatd, ''h wua
ome ktnd of bc.:mnmat tor
omc kmd o( unorch' Th•• pro r 1m tUJ b<'cn con
~1\"cd and plnnn~o-d a.s a "tm.,.el·
1ng s•~mtnar " with o selcc:llon
prOC"c» being W<'<i to ehOIO:Ic-onl)'
the most quahf11.od Jtudent.S. The
11roup wtll be lead by an out
j;landtnlo! prof~wr of Latm
Ament •n aUail'!l £~nMIO from Chile. won tbolr rO·
poet! .. malcbe egalnst LC op•
ponenta. Omu defoaJed Jay But•
lor 6·0 a.nd 6·1. Collowecl bf
£rnes1o who !mocked off Duane
Rh0<1darmor . &.J and 6-2.
An Auurnllan prooluct, Bob
Kerr, toppled Bud G11rrhton 6-0
nnd tl-1. whtle unothcr Chilean,
Humbcrt o Ra~rrn won th•• f1nal
I mnt<'h agnll•$t Rkh Bhu.ard.
")nnlllf" tl I ond 6 I JudJ.ng fTom the fOSUlb Of dUal
mMU the RC'O Ia wldo open Cor
tho conforeoc:. crown. The top
toanu a.r• LC. WWemoUo a.od
Wbltmaa . while ~anfletd 1.1 the
dotkhorM team in lha mMI. Th•
,..ce bolng so tight mak• ~ch
£ldoo Fix fHl thaJ 1M whual.n9
tnm •Ill be tho ooo that hap•
poa.a to ba•e a good dar.
Willemt:lte will be fawrcd to
toke the most fu1ot places wh\le
LC ahould also MVC. the1r shnre
or men tn lhe wmncn c1rcle. The
flnt ploccs will help. but the Pto·
nccrs wtll detinttel:t bl.• hindered
by 3 lack of dl'l'th r,x was bosled lrt Sldp Cal·
houn. Si9 £p. 15·10, IS·Il to ad•
.aoc:. to the ch&mpiaoablpa of
tho flnJ tUgh1. Arletgb Dod.son.
facuU.,, bMJ Ron StophorQOn.
Theta Chi. lS-13, 16·11. 15·4. and
will be Calhou.n 's oppoo.oD1 iD
the first tllghl cbamploaah1pL
In the ~Second fl~ht. W'Arreu
Smith, lnl'\llty, ddc11ted Ncll
Wc:bbcT of the Alpha's 11»--3, 1~
l! to advanc; to the scmlfallllls.
Hll opponl!nl '"lll be Fred Wll·
aon o! th" !•culty, who beat
l.,yrtn Willet, 'nle\11 Cba, 15-!J,
15--5. Bob Woodlt!, Wtlloa;eue • No.
l iUcku, ftred II l.hrcc-undez·par
G9 last Fr\day at Salem to 1f'.!ld
the Sea n:D u to thcu tCCOnd
5tn)ght 13·5 deciSion croer the LC
dl\-ot sqUAd.
~mor Ken McLeod W1l!l \tl('
only WUUlllll; Pion~r dlotmakcr
u SUit ~tc...:m. t~:m. tkd
tliS oppcment and l.he n:tnlllnder
of Coach Jim Goddont'a colfc:l'"ll
1~1 their m:all:bes. Bob CAnun
il'd t'kc local oew walh • n. bul
tiis opponent was Woodl~ "Wli"o tand the altuollon ? Not
myscU. Not any mombor of tho
gonm.aan t." bo said. Tboy ap·
poalod to the pooplo to holp bulld
and IUPJXIN a pollllcal orgoniiD· l.n orion.la!lon progr~ 'IFill
be bold ln Puerto AI~ boforo
tbo IJTOUP doparts on the 40·day
trlp iruo Poru.. Cblle. IUgontlno
ond Bru.U.
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BE'fWEEN FRIENDS ...
'l'h1'rt 1) s no/ hin g ltkr a Coke!
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Paclflc Coca-Cola Company of Portland, Oregon On Mar 9 th~ Ploneen mel tho
Padftc Badgen and l.Qit S 1.
with. Rhoadarmer the only LC
notman to wln H1l ac:oroo egalnat
Cor:GG• Long "'oro 6-l and 6 1.
The rcmulntnU mulch~ !!ndlod
1n Brad1,cr vtclorlcs.. Butler lo•t to
Davr LOwe, 11·3 und 11·2; Garruon
lost U·2 nnd ti-3 to Brad Ross:
Du~c Hockett ddcat~od Bli.nard.
tl-3 and 6 :: In the doubld, lhc
tcltll\ of Bulll-r and Bhzwrd loat
tl·O and 11·!1 to Lon.:: nnd Hoc:k·
dl whale l.owc nnd Ross 1.'<l&cd
Rh.Oildarmcr ond G11rri.J:,on, 6-3.
2-6 and 11~1 . Several NWC n:~nU ll~m tn
dan~tcr, 111 two record! have al
ready been bcttcr"l'd In dual
mccL" Conrad Sunclholm of LC
hill ron beller than two second!!
under the rtocord In lbe two mile
md Kt:n Ashlc)· or Wtllametm
hu htgh Jumped G-6~. whlch b
t~ inch,.. over the current
n:cord na atrolliJU I •••nJ for the
PionMr tblndod.l appHoJS to be
the low hurdlliL Addhacmal
polnil abould alto be chalked up
ln Jba h.l.gb h\miloo and lh• pole
<rault. Jim Goddard. faculll doWDed
Rof(:O Mc:DanlaL Phl Conu lS-4.
lS. II to auura hi mutt o( a uml
f lnal berth.
T'wo !clio\\ mtomben of U.mb-
4111•, Holl Thamu and Ncll Molr,
w11l m•·••l to deti(!J"m1111! Goddan!'s
oppont'nt In U\e IJ(!mlflnah of lh"
~d fli'ht.
Tbe softhe.U compotilioo has
aal atartad yet. ..a.od if the
woaihor cltlwa't lmpro•o . -mar
not get tt in. .. Eldon Fix. i.DJ:nl
mu.nl dlftdor. .aiel.
~O~I~IENT 1~BY
By Dou; Myou, Sport& £dUor
Remt:lllher last week' poru hcndllnCJ 1n lh~ Log-Ptooec!l"l Last
e-tc' Rathrr dillen:nt th.n wct"k, c:h? Th l.rDO:k team'• tre.m~nd o~
vtncm~; win over Wtllamt:llll makCl ttw 1'\on~ the favont<!ll tn
~: Contero.n~ meet this Saturdo)' In WaliA Walla.
Thl'V took l.he contN'Clncc t'hAmptonJh\ p lAsl y-en fb< has coocll(.od
1ix ~"ntctl!IIce chnmptonahlp teams In fourteen y.~rs ••• hclld t.rllck
coach. \hiJt year·~ ~uod ~uld be his hflccnth
TIW' ~rnc.r predicts t'tx'l eN\\' will tlo the job for htm, dopllc r~s
own pr:otc:~ta.
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And ho"' about lhc ~ball !~;am 's double "'ns O\ c:r Wlllatnl·ttd
All year lone the Ptonctor eu~ ~~ hu ~~~ Ired to lh•• pltc:hllltl oi
George Held and Jim Richards. Tht:N •• no one elsl!o --.tto can do th
job tor the Paonl-el'l . Richud.• Is the Man of the Wtek -his \.I'Cmendow job In hurling
th~:> IRJt aune lnntngs wtthout lll\'11\1 up 11 run. under thr wont kmd
of pressure. was amaunl!. And H att\k~ouu and no walkl -wtlWI
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LC'& own Gnaham Griswold w1U ~nto:r l.ha NAl<\ D~&lnct ! Hall o!
Fame Saturday, 1\.fll)' !7. The ll!COnd 11nnual Hall of Fame Awards
Banquet w11l be held in Templeton Commol\l.
'nle oth~r two mentonua owards will £'0 to Johnny C&rpenter •
-porU dirfoclor of KO'IN·TV. and Dr. "Paul StaC&. v.•ho Is lc:&\'tnl Pa
cific Uruv .. rsil)' IIIler manr ye.an Ill footblall COilch land lllhl~uc
d\J't'Ctor. rd f LC d t'"
c;r~s .... old. o1. ~unc-. ts thainnan Of the ~>.-.. o an lUI ~
f\'knownt.O for bl• ,upport of NWC athh:ttcs. The C"Qllcaa can ~
tremendously proud of both Cr~&world and his honor •
• • •
The NAlA Dlatrlc\ l pla.)·otf• will be h~ld Ml\)' :O-li, TA;'Un&
part wiU bo PurUand State, .. hamplons or the OCC, and etthn
Plcltle or LC wtU ~preRnl the NWC. Eorh~ U\ the ,...eek. Ron Kt:o·
D.£Y, Ju.nlor. flrod 11 •• cdpng
Conhn b)' n uro'ke at Forut Htll.s
to lt•a.d the Pom~o-crs lo u lop
~d.ed 16~-1 'n vicl4t'f ova Ptt·
cilk. .("
Tomorro\lo momltll Dik l.on(!,
Pctcr10n. Cantm and clt.Mr Mc
Leod of ~ will leA\'\! ~th
C4aeh Godd.ud for the cnndln8
3&-bolc! NWC Ctuunplonship ot
Walt. \\'ulln. Wo.Sb.
Scartntt:
41.1)1) 00~ I)OWlt P&CID'tO w l. 'T 1'\a..
CUlt!& 7 • • ~· r.-o.cc Cl • 1 c: 1"ztlta- • I I :te -.:.....,. -t • 0 ll
aht• 2 • o •\i ••uta.-.- 11 o 1 'r ~ • 3 0 • Xcl- J a o ,~ :z...ac- 0 , 0 '
Operator Needs Info
n .a !Jlinbt.n~llon requests
that uU penoM -wbo sc:h~ule aU
campus evenu on the campus to
nolity tho telephone oftiet" as
well u the De:.n or Women.
lntonnation to be prov1dc~d ll'.c
ope.ntor hould mclude tht.l name
of tb~ aruup. ltind or meettnr:,
date, urn"' and plnC't1 10 lhll~ she
t'IUl ~ t2r qu· I 0111,
Alum Bails Out
Ll DIO·· .4 G Dn:..-cloW. '59
alum. ""-"-"~ ut!N out of
cnuh1n&: ]et ptranc 111 the N \"Ill
.o\uxilllley Air staUon at Klfl.P·
'ille, 'I'a. Dlt'\l-rlow 'III.'IU on a
trul~ mission and '111.--M r-eturn-
1111 10 tbe base v.·hn\ the era.sh
~-
Otqcmiat Sets Concert
Thr .. nttuate recital or or
£1AL:ot Gecrce Wtller wUI be
perfOlTDed SundllT. May ~1. •t 4
p m. 111 the First Presbyterian
Chwdl downtawn~
Wc:lkr, a stud~Jit ol James
Welty, wm plaJ orpn works that
ftpresent musical developmeut
frtlm dlto tunc: ot Bach ta the ClQn·
temponry music of R. Vauabn
WllllamJ. To Grade or Jot to Grade
An e<htor mw;mg over n ) t; r of wiJrk must m~H~bh
rom.. to tlh quc:slton f gmdcs nd cn.'<ht
Rc..~nth cx notor Kvcn Toaylor and the mt•mbcrs of h"r
pubic: rt'lat~ons ccmmlttC<.1 faded to plan the nnunl Lt-adet
slnp Retrt' t droppm the wh<Jle probi('M mto th~ lllp10 of the
• ne" o!f1~rs. ~ o gradl' \\ ns o!fi!I"Cd m thts actwlt,}
Rccenth th~ C'tlmpus \\'"llS w~--dcd nnd htK.--d b) 250 pt'I'SOil. •
~o grade " !: olfercd \n this nctid~
Man~ ather a~U\it1cs ha'" mnnnged to sun''' e \\ uhoul
crad Onh this one hn. fllued
1lus «SiJtor bOJI('S that \he no-grade plltc·y Wlll COnllDUi!
Studens should be held for what the)· ns re~ns1blc pt>H()JU
Cllll do. \\then the) fad tO act respilll."~bl:lP they are nt> longer
n eded and should be .censured by theu peers.
Tbc front-~c Lo edttariat often mlSlnU:!.rpretcd was a
p1 for ·respon."lluh" nnd quaUh Thi! rcspon c was proof
that the Lo~ staff and contrt"butors an wttr'k for the mtcrcst
nd cduc::aUonal fun tn\--olved
\\"1th the (oundntton hid this ed1tor wishes the Dt'\\' editors
much sut"C"CSS :m the ni!X't cd1tJon and tn next ,.ellr's Logs.
News Service Keeps
College in Public Eye
8r Da.,., Sh&J!IIr,'
K~ LC m th mbdl ol
CL'"thv. ft' den lh;; wk or
th Col e N~ &--n'ltt a 1•1tk
kno ~t ~ oa
c::mpus. A ~ o! ~ fmu
pc ~ W C1aft -a-bast'
,c.b ~ fl!nd annllliH!nl b e .re-
IC'.J.Jif!S tD three Ptlrt1&nd c!a.~.~a:;-.
area ora~ radio, JCl!DC
It and O<:QQODIIQ' ~
THE Nt:WS Sc:"\-ace bei:diU
bJ publ~~DXAnl: LC
a01dt:niC: "-cll :u
;o;U. cur: l\ C1( :sen :e
P1'3 mto=ttOn em LC'
nd ITUStn·
11 Ct:J>Iis ~ l'!l" :a.:-
lMtr hamft01l"n news-
&mJ:: of t1:r b.'"'Oiatl ClO\ c:111 c
br U: !\Cli"J ~ acc co-. ers
b\Of: t!ullrt1n boArd cnw th
de: af ~ G ~ J rnkms, DaW m
hrt l r.1b )"tar u dJrmQr
'l't;cy tlCh-.utick::; ;md pbotll!
m LC ~ ild.mt:. ohtw
~ e1 rum ttn miKlc:.
stu!irnt actl lif:s aru! columns.
ID ro:mr onl:r a (cw "f'w;P I! tM"'"
Fragment bound \'Olumcs or cllppinp tn
the colkJ:e ltbral') auc:n to the
thousandi ol lne.bt'S pubtuhe4
O\'C:: tbe ~ars..
MRS. .t • .as she u lied ~
~ wbo k:nOu hu, spends 3S
hours a ,.,~k on News Sen~~
'1l'lth lfour S1udr.nts ~'Orkmg a
ltl:IW at lG hours ~I" u-eclt. Fl\-e
umes ~ )~r ediu The>
Joumal o! LC. .,.hkn now hll$ 1
dJcgl:iwm ot more chan %0.000.
ln Adcltuan to these )OM, ~
mamta!m the coUete phato ftl~
U11Ch~ ,tomnalism and IC'"C:S as
an ad\'1301' \o 1be Planter Lo;
and PI Ddtn E:pL!on.
LC had '16.$ artid pnnted as
carnpartd to lilly .5.!(1 b t clOs
est ll>.ll .n ~bcr. 1960 One
~c had ani) 99 nrticlo an
the same penod F'or the year
cnd~Ul:: Dee. 31, LC blld ?853
n.rUcll':S p<~blished u cc:npared to
\\rill:a"lnrtlf' 5 ta~ 0~ l!tfn I:MOnd
tuih'sl output tn Ut areA.
StUDENtS could creaU~ hdp
0us servu:r by cneet:uu: 11."1Lb
~ J on dmaib ot theu-nc:
Uvltics G \\"f!cl: bcl~ e\'l!llls ot•
cur. The coal of the Neu.'S Sen•·
tee u to Rrve all dcpartmcntl
and on stu!hn'tl.
For Mike
By nm SwKio
A UfQI ~e' :Is t.om by all old J"''Uh
fnml the holy tomb aDd burned m~ :ritual
bdon-me. nu~-d:ro a last fr:tcmrr't af
cl~
-J loul4 .t a IO!!e)y pl"CP, bill dari: Wll.h o:tb"
ibme ~ )"DDU psalm, end I 'W%'enCh from
earih
wc.at 1I"OU1d In dan be mme. but now ia st6De.
1809
By Carrol T~Dd
Blrthda~ of Duwin, Poe and l,ancoln
Sd m,. l4zy b:aln to •hinkin'
How ID .rrmember the Ravco'a croak
And au thole wrtalhs Gf opium smoke
Ant! f!hcmc, and tbe: Gett,ySburc addl'eSI;
-Well' How we remember is anyooe"1 gu.eg
Olopill .Etn&. (of rev~)
And n.uwm·. ~ o1 Evohttlan :
Frmr .JtU~ ~ R'\"nl J .:ar1 c:o:
Cbop:n. Ltncoln. Duwin. Poe,-
Jln the e ol my memory, one date ts mlnr·
I au remember lG ,
Pool of Doubt
By Charla Haldan
~a.rlion· 11 ao lid, ~te,
an sma' or tautm.
A f'lXift t thou U CID .. me-
otlJl&. t'\"en carc!ul am·
&liS liOn
lt a lbouJ:hl ~ w medt
&a.UQla_
And t CO"olld be an nnfavomble ~ ar ob:lovuUon,
TtMI e of IOI1l!: npro ch or
un puuaUon,.
And u Q"DOD.rm -bow about
OOJ:tta ~ But u .a pc.ol, "'Rdlect!on d
DDl (11 tht!o ~tU.ulcm.
ZitJW, J'OU ~kc •RdJc:rt~"'" Into
CUC"luuUan.
And pl&a, ~DUns and ucljmt\"es
w CJ1l!IIli18Uail rea U<m.
Tb )'011 'Will h2~ t the proper
!annul: uon,
(The doUbtWl fAet tn alJ thu
4U.UU~Uon
Ia 'IL'Ual lJ ihl: pool ®Inc wl'~m
.na1 urulc:r IIC1"Il1in!AI5r.m ':)
.And ""R.dJcci.ma Pool" lh
pnlj)C'r cha.raru-nutlon Plo.NE'ER LOG
Bark of Log:
To tho EdUort
RE Bu'Ch Cro~
I hope ac:lt>r Cnnrnd "nudR'n
pl:l)ro i.hl' rol•• of John ~t"r
\\ tth piQunnQ !or the Pb of
rolumnbt Chari Clln-.), \\hO I
tru.'ll " Into thl' ~lt.'Phl.stophe
H n n:usaltoru in the dnlmn.
"Th~ l '"clbl• • Ttw polltJClll
haronru<!r who art>lt111rl1~ \!hoo.~
cs (C~k hall'l'AI to publ h tho
&b:ltltd vJllnlon th In hell'S,))
that D" ~ht EUfltl1o'\ t!r ts u n
dodt!:'l!ttd c-onscious ~nt of the
CommunL!t caruptrlit"\ M'h••
Pc!UUc:um" b) Robert Weld!) lt to
be d tstt..>d 11~ tor U~U~:JC.ll tiltc pro
cedure, fwt au a~ ~hJtJOUS
honlngucr ho, em the l~aru of
~ lcm wncihcru{t' chooses b'
arbltmQ pcmmnl opinton to dis·
nlls3 the:-N e\\ Tcstaml'n t 1 ,,,.'l t
nt'~ to dcmOlU.
P.lll McXowen
M10btn Conununitr Church
o1 c.nnon BMC.h.
To abe l:dltor.
o~ of lh"' llncs\ of all Demo
atitk Lnldttl ru ts tbllt wtuch nl·
lo\1 both Stdcs to full) p•doot
thelr rgumcntJ befare n dt.'
ciS.Ion ts nUJdc Last week's ae
Uon b) the nc\1 student sc.n111e
m pl110nn ThcUI Chl F'l11tcmJty
on IDCilll pt'llbauon bas awed me
to u onder tf thts ~~ lUll cXlSI:S
ar 11 too nu!Ufu:aUon of th1~
Dcmoenm c gu11r11 n r ~ is hid
dt~n p:l\1 cr of the Lc.-'' iJ nd Clllrk
liltudent ICMIC..
II u too bud that "'ht'.n the
mouan wus mDdc to put ThcUl
CN f'rutl'..ml~y on soc:1111 proba
uon end dlscUSSJon \\'US cillcd
:tor. no one ~nt had \he "is
clam to po.ml out the m03t ob
'IOUS t.IC1 ~ all -Theta Chi had
not been contacU!d about th ae-t on btomJ lUken 11nd lhc.n' "
no one ~e.nt n-all,) quallfh-cl to
SJM!IIk on llu tr beholC II \\UU!d
hii\'C ~n on ens;) thing for lh<'
cnntr ro tnblc th•• moUhn f\lr
''" k l•nllllhc frah•rnll) had b~en
rontael~ and f:IH!h chanc.: to
., !\f'laln th~lr po 1llc!ll II nu.:hl
''<'rv ''ell be th:at Tht.'\0 Chi
would •till ha\" be-;; n found d~ ..
1 1'h\j; of ~«:In I probauun, but
1 Uunk all "•II AI.Yf\'i wha•n I
1Q thll< b nut till' real L\5Ut•
Thr qu. lion ncm b. docs Lh~
stud,•nt ~nate h '~ the <'<~ttl'tll:<
tn ~P<'n thb lasuo• and <'ll.ltnln~
II u 1lh an o~n mmd• l:'ocs !lUI•
dent r.ennt(' h 'c the tOura~:c to
admit 1t mad" o mlstolro"
Krl• Johnaon.
To the Edilor1
At th• rUk of rehashtnll the
Am old tripe that hat been ap·
peonng and n-appeal'lng in the
bMk {Or u·htmpc'r, af ~ou '1\ Ill)
tn the put mll!U" "I'Cks, I'd hkl'
to c:h~r Ed E\'llns for final!,)·
U'"li\J: wh t rnnn) of us ho\ c
lclL
Then Wl" con1c to an 11pparcnt·
ly nc1\ '"lssu• "' that I!Ct'mS lo
~tern from an rtfclc by Gi:Orac
Gl'l"Cn m the MIU'Ch ~ issue Who
tli\"CS o bloody damn m lhc fint
placd If 11!\crybody \\Ould quit
$!tUng around cult\\''&Un.: ulc:,·rs
ntr d<~nll or ddtnding our dl'fi·
tulilm ot n quote "Cilnstum Col
lcJ;c," ond lc:l\ <' II as n mlllll'l
of personal prdN"Cnw lnsw.Jul of
U)"lng to cram it down C\ el')·
boch ctse's lhroat, pcoph• might -be! abli! to sec! thear •-a dear t(l
II (l'W tmporlant WUCS Dl hnnd
Ed McNeW.
P S. lt would be \ntcresung to
see liO\\ mall) people practice
what th~ have ~ pn:lldltna
Manager Outlines
Bookstore Operation
Br Marg&AJ Rudd
Boobtor. M&Dapr
1t u o1 the uunos' Importance
thAt C'-~ ~dent become fll·
miltllr ~A-1th the CJPI!rDt&on o:! he
books'..orc.. il aists oril) tD !uiLiU
~'OW nccdt and JJ! 11 ''hnl part of
)'OUT coU ~.., lilc.
An)• coll~tc a\ore as bnDcally
a n'i~ orc;;miDllon. The> IXUIJCU
m Hstmcn 1 &n lllOck of s.uch an
opct'llllon tJ m mcn:banc:hsc o! o
-n;quin:d nature ns oppased to
purel,r mdtnduol wantr or 'tm
pullc tt£mS. It u a store Of ll
P«Ulf~ nature and mwt
fuDC'Uan m a limiU!d en\'U'OD
mcnL h u expcc:tad to be sell
.suppol"llnJ:
\'0111' collq;e 5tore u apcnltcd
1:! month! o1 the year, dt~~:mc
only lor 5 l~al baUd&) s and a
'11.-ccl: at the end o1 the school
yen for tal cntO%')'
The maDJlter u well u the
other 1tore emplO)"ees r~lve
uloncs from the collet and a1
no ume receive an)" bon~
kn:k-bad~ ' or other eamJ)Cn5G
Uon. Tti<'Y lire membl!n of the
collet• ltaff similar to other
pt!DO!Ulcl.
The! polu::aeJ ot th~: boOlutore
wlth reff:l'f:nce to pricmc of
m~11nd12 arc u follows: new
bookJ an-all priced by the ~b
!Uhcs-.~ Lhte bool:nore has no dis. aet1oa to \"llr:)" pnces. fretiht and
tnm..qlOrta!Jon char&cs on m
comintt books nnd book returns
arc pDJd by the boola! tore u p11 rt
ot operatinc <!Xpcnst', supplies
cmd I!Widt'ies an-grn ern II) pre· ~ by the monataC'tun:r.
otheT\\•J.se mer'C'hnnd!:r muJt be
pnrocl DC("(lnlif!A: to o sU&ndard
Jl(!l cent bru;ed on the quality
and '•olumc pure.htlst.od. c:dn•me-
1> low prtc..'CI auppbcs an• not
ncccptllblt by the fucull)' or lh<'
students far college ~~~' cl we
Lnt;t.) e:~r, two .studenu mndc 11
research rnto the qu~uon ot oo
op ou ncnJup A aoss section ot
coU~es 1n the Unllc!d States of
r.lmllar enrollment clcorl)" lfho\1.'1
thnt w1th V(!J)' !eoa· cxccpUDD$
boakt.toli'S nrc colle:&e owned
The !ev.• small C'Gll~cs U'I>UC a
co-op hlld bec!.n U'icd ~ported
they .. hnd opented at n Joss due
to J:~c.lt ut dcqunre ftnanonn and
competent management and the
eolle&e h11d to take over the op.
emtion.•
&.slcally, both types of operu
UOIU oftu the same resu.IUI to the
sluden\L Tho c:o-op allen aav
IJ\i$ dirL-«:tly to the atud~:nll ln
n:b:atcs at th" end of tht· year
Tbl' college I>Wfll.-d aton! turnjl
bad: any profaU 11 muy ahow
over it& bookstore operur.lonal
".llpcr~S(:l, to ht·lp aubsJdiZ.t' fneltl.
t:c= u.ed by the :ttudeniJL
Us Make Misteoks?
E1 cry year lhe wual number
ol complninu reach the Loc of·
fice about the prrntcd lnaccur
ao And Log c:dtLOD ~ Tl!
qul11!d to f('lld oU thto WtDthful
wttb JOOihUJI! words and prom-
hn ~~~ notace~.
Yl:T THE publ:lc never VIC\1.'1
lh niliprmu lhat are e~~ught m
the GAllr) PT001I and "'~ from
the ~der"• criLiOil eye
Cllrtlul proofreaden cnU£trl. o
be dltne llbout Jh,. annuol pUlb·
II pane lhllt th printer hA4
dubbed, "'IUllluaJ Plllball dUDe.'"
And lt1 th H<rm~mln1 •:dltlon
flllduat Wf!n! lm!liJt lnvtied to
P :dum luntht.;on." A COMMENT nbout th• "mall·
dous do~uon Of dl'lnkl" In·
atead o1 dtnkt Q'tll aught jwt
bdo:t! prc:J Umc. A !amouJ
qJC«b 'II.~ almost relabeled the
<kU)'Iburk Add " Tho Port·
land Symphony nanowJy m1ued
hav~ iu pdnt, pops concert
printed up llJ the ~' pope
COOOl'r1."
On,. Lo llp:llollJ trom lU
proofrelldcrt, however, flO• 1 lCI
Alphlt C~a Sol\lra~y. Sc£·ma
no one ww th1at o type allp
ou~ t Into 11 ruther crnb11rro •
rme ncUv1ly PArC:ol.l' WM"'"'Jid
Th 1tocy n: d, ~Alpha Glimmaa
und thdr Jl#tMU w'ilJ prt.r at
9:30 lUll. .. Ole Backs Up
'Friend' Fitch
No'\"C'r \n II\)" bom d111,. did I think I \1 ould ~""' hO\'c• 1 &hlOp
to !he lon cl or ddcndlnC tn) "llood" friend the lnnk~-.·Pt·• · Rut lhcrt~
I'OmCS a tuno when, m nnlN· to pn!.>t•n.·t• th•• .\mt•rlcou "ny ot lit~.
on• mmt 1Uc up 1n r•••hh:nuJ '' mth llgam I IUch C"rilh .. who wou14
dt•m th.-1'\•ndt•rtl of lhls tabloid nnythlll~! l>ut th11 typt• n! nrlcll• whl~h
would lwlp lhrm in "tilrl\'1111: IO\\nrd lllltJII('c'lunhsm"
TO 81: SlTR£. '"'en I would CI\JOY an entre ~-dllu111 of tlw Loll 111\ ''"
O\'Ct to llr. Btl! Stllflord'a poc:ms -la• n pockt·l '-'<hllnn of l>n rtltr.
rtnfllun'a hook on phllol!Ophy and faith -to 11 complelo• seor. ou Mr
Stt~nlt•\ Glanam', m w eantllln -BUT the t..og 1 ~1nvtn11 to tnt..'tl
the nr'i'ds vf A1Jl. It'• re11dcrs (both o( lh«'m -mt 11nd Fllchll nnd
did .lou C\ ~r :cc ~ ncw-sp:~pcr compost'd enuch tiC cd\torloll?
But nno c:m ~ec the ~11111'11 o( thr. LOC ftrn lmpuuol -tho•y EVEN
print cammcnU by such write~ 111 our 4 0 frlt•nd \lohou CJ hot atr to
pill\" hannt'lnlc!l!l (\\ ilh BOOl'S an )Ct1) l \loould aur.gi'St hll rcrcnd h{1
own rt.tcment "Tiw ll'ttcrs that A~ ~rmatled to be pnntr.d In tho
1 • I tniY dor'l help the lllUIIl!OII , , "
NOW tF YOU n :a.ll)' wvnt to '"' anh ll~Lunl, thmk 11buuth THJS..
W• n ·nt. r td, ""c. the studcmll" "'uuld like hb or thnt, onl"
ptc1umcs he • CJCl)rt:.ssmg lh~ opmlon of lh• mnJCJnty (If atud<'n~
\\"115 nn Ddcquatc samp'lt.ng made Jn ordl'r to obtntn this op\nt(ll\4 Did
thi' wrttcr conduct o poll to detcm1lnc lhnt whtch lJ n!llll)' the opm1nn
of the ltndrnl8"
On~ Is too prone to au back and lilY I don't hkc P.)mcthm£
thcn-fore no one likes tl. The cnUn: fourth p;~ac of lht• Mill' 10
e<ilht>n or the Log wu dcvot~ lo the llllltc·d nnd pro~r.d PURPOSE;
ot hl.t lhlllttutlon (ph•asc note 1hnt thiS l'llumn wnJ •\l.SO n pnrt of
the ~th pagol) but I'm wlllmc to bet the ON14 V part whtch "ru NOT
rend b)' our c1allcs Wt\11 t1w four mtcllt~\unl llllll'm~·ns pr<•pnf\•d by
h .ll'llt.:d men on our faculty.
TO ME, thes" dlatcnwnts will mold thl• drJthl) of thts ~·ullt·s~· but
llo'' n: ny studt!nl$ took tht• Lime to rend th(·m7 Amt wh~· don't th•·y
read th•·mY BeQus~ Ole and thl' lnkN!pcr has Cl'\!rtll'd a wnv•• of
npath) on thts camptUI Talk about hon-wn•h ••• Get out \'(IUr
bottla: opc:twr, F:ttdl -J neccptl •
The Innkeeper
Stealing on Campus
Current LC Problem
B 1 Bob f"lteh
Thoa i& 100 much TH£rr on Jlus campus. THEFT 11 no longer n
probl<·m rescr\'cd for cfiKusstnl rn p :vrholo~ and o. lology .R'mmars.
the toplC' u crccpmg rnto many dmncr tabl~ canv~ 111lllioru. ~l's not
~;onllnut! to hide the problem because ~thtJ type of thing just doesn't
happen ot LC." Lc.-r's Cl!l the problem out 'n llw open und U1ko• somt•
corn-eli\'• m~o ~ ures.
Pil.FERf:RS ARE no longer
concrr n d '' Hh "httle ~tuff;"
stealing clothes from launcir:)·
rvams and sets uf dlilhe3 !rom
Sa£:1 is pns:re Equapment lt•aks
out ot thl• eym Ql thuu.:h the
walls "ere!' non·elu&tcnl, The
books'lon• ndmlth..odly hu n Cia&·
raJ&t problem. The mus1c: dept
safr hu been stolen tw1c--. J
knO\\" of more thllll $250 worth o4
achool and pnvato propcny that
hu \"Dnislu!'d-POOF! How much
can you odd up on your fmr.crs
and on your t~ and on your
Dc•l!hbor'a fmc"rs and toes • • "
Well. '1\ e can St'.nd out 11 \"lgll
unle party ond pick up tbc troU
under Platt·Hcr..'llrd bddg~ On
tho other hand, It ml&ht be valu
able to arrest uveral of the
lower c:ampw-clovcr·lovUll! lt:J)
f'c:'ChiUU for quesuontn~: As tar u
1 l:.'tn •"'! Uri• 1 tb.-cxl.llnt of our
p , · ·nt co~cttvc. rynem
TWO CHANCES wtU hll\"e to take place b••!orc our problem 111
soh·C'd. J.'inn, offl'ndrrs rnuat b.•
hl'ld tot.11h• reJiponslble f·ar their
act1onr. Proledtvr parents, mln
lllen. nnd udmlrustra tion muat
uot d1lu1e lht• nature o( thr of·
fcri$C by c:r) tng, an dcfcn t1 oC lhl
cnmsnal, "dt•cp down lnsidt: be's
n good pc~on." Bolh JC and
(that nn"}' old man) Fnud tell
us ltlat d-.'Cp down uutdr. Wl''re
thlnlunc about oun•!lves -let's
nol forget 1l!
~ndly, you and I mu.t toke
pauu to "'1101' L the cnmt.'J and
the o1lenders. And ll doe3 takt:
pam 10 di$close 11n offender,
fn<·nd or enl'nl)". Sll"ncc. tn the•
fuce of lhlll problem, not only
ahows a lac:k of ethical auu. but
promote• rcp1hbon of the! cram«!.
YeJ!, I'm po1nUn1 m~ flnflc•r_
ADMJNlSTR.ATION, atop dilut
mg thiJI probltrnl ASU:. lOp
supporltng thicvc:a!
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t world, Lll3RARY
MAY 17 1961
l [\~IS f. CLAR:< COLLEGE
Volume XVIV
Senate Puts Fraternity
On Year's Probation
Th<' ni'W IIJtll-112 S<·matt. "nlcd
b> unl&ntmous dt•<"ltton Thursdoy
to pin~ 'J'hetn Chi frr1INnllv un
l!OCIDI prnhnllon for a ~ta!ld of
orHl )l'ar, endlnJ: Mny 11, 1011:1, fur
o \'tnlnlion of oocilal cornmllh!<•
polac.y
A SCHEOUL&D . casual non
dllhl dnn• wh1•·h Thet;• Chi '"'
1~ ndtid lo ponror "111 th••
uoubl<' n~a 'l'h11 lrnlcrnuy "ru
cited for c:ancclllniJ the donet'
t~nd U1<:n t1uhn{l to provtde ndc·
quatQ publicity for lnfonnlng lhe
Btudcnll of the:! can~llauon
Ourmr, th• proballonary pe
riod, lhe frnlt•rnl\\' w'll tcrnuan • undt•r clo.•· aupe•rvblnn or tho
socu•l rommltl(·c i\notht·r '·lolo
t lrm or I he policy would d11prlv••
Thllln Cha from U"' of nny cum·
pus fracthtlcs for soc:lol cvl:'nU
or publicity c:onnr!Ctcd walh such
cvenl3.
THE SENATE also volt'<l to uc
l'<'PL Uw .tah'<l pulls:)' of lhts
;)'I!M ll OCIUI committt't\. Ttu:
ttah-m~nt Is tht• some os In lhl•
]JUt lldmtni.trnttnn
Graduate Schools Take
Senior French Majors
l'\\0 moh. LC t.nlol h.l\e
mAde plans for crndunte work In
out-of-IIU&Ie Uni\'Ct'IIUCJ
ANN DAUDIN. French maJOr
ita1 n~lvt'd a t<'llchtng nsslst.ont
pos!tlon In the department or Ro
mAnce LllnJ,oungcs at the Unl
ven11tv of Washington , t\nn, "ho
now teAches f'rtonch and G<'rman
.at Rlvc!'d.tle Grode School nnd
Beaverton klndcrcartcn. wtll obo
do I!Taduatt• work tn F~nch
She plans to teach !orclgn
langw~ge.s m •·lcmcntury school
afh:r rccctviny her mRAtcr's de
to'~'"
A TEACHING 11 ;s($lllnU.hlp nt
thl U111vcr ity of Colon1do w1ll
gh c Jnn~ Anderson time lo do
£1'11dunlc work 'in her major
5tudy of Fn•nt'h Jun" plana to
tcnch French or 1:0 to lnterprch~r':>
school.
'Hour' Schedules
Twin Talent Bill
~u 1c Hour th~ •·•·elf will
twtn.play two cumpua mus1c1ans.
>One an Jnstrumt'nlahat, th11 other
a !>Oprnno soloiJt
Mason MorlliSCt, JUnior, '""II
ploy the baruon•• horn 011d be at
sbu.'Ci by Judy Mcl..am <and 1.md11
Morann. p1anlst.s. He wiU play
"Romanm Apprwlonata" by
Weber, "Concerto for Trombonr•"
by Rnnsky-Kors.ako'>', and "Con
certo Etude, ()p. -t9" by Goedtekc .
Soprano Donna l..ona. r.entor,
'"Ill llnll "Lei Death Now Cosne'
by Monteverd i. u folk aong "Lm
den L.c:u' b) V.~au11hn WIIUoms.
und u 10n1 b~ Beach .ct to word.!
of thc J)Ot!t Robf"ft Brownm••
MallOn II u !Udt•nt of Dr John
Rll:ha!'ds nnd Oonnn studlt-voice
with Jo l'pltm•· SJ)lluldlng Pt~ ldcnt John HOI!\ 1arcl and
I lNtn !... wls Thayer uppt•ured nl
lht• beglnn\ng ol lhe• mcNtng tu
talk lo the Scnntc on qul•auona
11t11lnJ;: from the nt•w atntl'mt·nt
ol PUTtJOSI! (~•· May 10 Lo'-1) As
lhcJc oppcnt••d to be muc:h dis
cussion, consideration an full wu
lt•lt lu a fpc<:Jal mccllnll last
Mondlly nlatht
Music Students
Ready Recitals
&rt.ar"l& Cndwood .md Crony
PCm!ISicn will glvt: their junior
t1.octt11l 8 p.m, Monday Muy 22
tn t:van
PnNOSTEN . a studl'nt or 1\11'11
C01rol To\• n1rmd, wlll play rour
~l·lccloona lly Dcbuuy, Chopin,
Laszl llnd tkOJihoven_ He wall be.-·
111n his pluno recitnl wJth "Dan·
!Ut!l'l!~ cle Ol'lphcs by Oe·buny.
Th,., 1rc:ond purl of \hl• r<'<'tllll
\\'ill feature \he soprano votcc of
Burbarn Cndwood occompanh!d
h)' p1anillt Ltnda Bruno. Shl' \\ill
sing "PeAce ComO$ to Me," "J\hl
Mio cor," "Ailcluca" and "Dove
Sono" !rom lhl! "Marrlas:e of 1-'&1·
nr b ~fol ~rt.
BA.RBAJUl L 11 student of Mrs
D 11.ne Cu tat on.
U of Washington Offers
Summer CD Program
L Jdl'l'l in tton·mmcnt, tndu
tcy, business, ~chool!' ond vol
unteer !.'f11anuauons will hav~.o
the oppor&una\y to stud) ciVIl de
fen~~~: problems at the University
of WnsbiJliton 111 n two-wt.ock
~c Jlon thll IWnmcr.
The cavil ddcmc school \\Ill
be held July 10 through 21 m
c:onjuncllon with the 26Ul unnual
Jnalltuw ol Government on th~
unavcm\y cnmpiU. Th11re iJ no
C1•c for l.bc civtl defense cloues,
whac:h will be taugbt by rcjuonnl
and onllonol CD sl.tiU and Unl•
•·c>na\ faculty members.
Cla'S!'('S arc open to persons m
O~gon, Idaho, Montano and
Alaska as well as Washtn(Wn
A brochurc wath a re(listral&on
blank 1s available b)' contnctlng
the 1nslltutc of Government, 250
Smath Hall, Univcrscty of \\'uh·
tngton. Sea\Uc 5
Foreign Jobs Offered
College rtudeni.J havt. an op
pertunaty lo obwn 1ummcr JObs
en Europo lbat wlil belp pay
thcar bo.ud, room and travel
coati under a program tponsored
b)' the American Studt:!nt lnlor
motion Servtcc ,Frankfurt, Gcr
man>·
JOBS A VAU..ABLE to 1tudcnta
tnc:1ude work in rcwrt... ho:tpat.nl!.,
ua cnmp cou~U!.'IOnt, child c:ure,
construction, t•nd on fornuo ~o~o ilh
the alundnrd wage~ of lhc coun
try be1nt• pBid.
Student Recital to Feature
3 Pianists, String Quartet
A tudt nt r 1t '' I• duranr
plnno IIIUden~ or Rob< rt Slollu!
and • litrang ... nscmblu of Marta
O.•RUDI:'I, will be pcrlormt."Ci Fri•
d~>" ''"''nmc, 8 p m., May 19, in
f n
THE PIANISTS ure Nnncy Ot
to, ophomorc: t.Jndu Bruno,
senior and Lynda Malr, from oU
the .::.mput.
Nnncy Olio will play 11 Mount
~-oncl'rto and \wu numbcn by the
f'r~>nch comJ)O'cr, H.lavel. Ruvel
was 11 grl'lll radmlr.•r of Moz-art,
11nd 111 0\'< lor u similar RIYil' nnd
(!lllrlly or mcpu ion, On•• or Ius
numbN'II which Nnn"y will play,
"Vnii"Y qf lh•· Clod(J," lrnlllltCJ
the bells hc•11rd durtnll tho rluy 111
11 ph:tunlliquo poll of lftuntt• LINDA BRUNO 11\111 play nr•xt,
th.·o~lnnlnf • ath a Buc:h prelude
und luge, then Beethoven'•
"Forewl'll" sonllta, ending with
Bortok'• ''Diary of n Fl>··" 'fhls ts
a humorous pte..'C whlc:h imhateJ
tht' bUUJnC oC II 0)".
Next on lhr proJl11m will be
tl••• •tran& quortl't. SylviA Km·
notl and LoiS Blukburn wJ;J
play vtolinl. Robc.-rt Ma)'J th"'
v1oln nnd Dianne C:111ham tho
c:.ollo Thl! quartet "111 aJBitt to
pill no 110lo\Jt Jnnl' HeUawcll, 1tu•
dent or Ml'fo. D;u~nr Gustafllon,
who w1ll phty the oll<'ll~ move·
ml!nt of liu• "D Mwor P1ano Con·
n•rto" by f.'nJhmJ. Thi& conc.-rto
~~ , onttdur>Jel on•· of the world's
most \\'ell·known tor the plun(>. AND CLARK COT J .EGE ES 186?
Seniors Complete
Honors Program
In Formal Paper
l:hclnt Glovk 1. hi tnt 'I and
John Loy, phyllknl o!ducntlon ,
huvu complell•d Honora Study
prol{ram lhll year Both aha•
denu hll~•· m••t th•• PrOtrrum'a
rcqulrc:mrnu of • c: hoI a • tl c
nchlrtv••rncut and lnd!!pf"'ldl'nt
study \\til beyond Ute demands
fur graduation, occonlln£ to Dr
Arthur ThJVCkmortou progr11m
cornmlll<"e dlalrman
t;LAJNE 8 honor p11pcr, ''Th"
Aru ttnd tho• Thtrd lk1ch," will
a;.'rv" u tt pl'1'purntory •tcp tor
her crnduatc "ork an 20ih Ct.'n·
tury German hlatory, John'•
honol'!l paper wu1 o Jtudy en
llllcd "R••laUomh1ps Eklwccm
f'bya1cnl FtlncJS, S c hoI o all c
t\chu~vt'mt•nl, Persnn11l Adju I·
lnt'lll und AU1It•tlc: Partktpntlon"
HIS flndlllltl v. Ill be uaed m his
.:raduntc study aud tor lho c con·
c..rn••d witwh ~un1rulum plon
nlng at LC.
Elumu hnsnn·ph:tlu Firat Y•·ar
Uruvcnlty FC"IIow iup ot the Unl
"''rtllJf or Cnhfornla a\ Borkeley .
She receiVed 'Honol"'lblc Mrn
tlon In I h •· cornp<:U I&on for
W oodroy· Wilson f••llow'llup'
JOHN HAS nccrpled a GllldU·
ratc R" .utn:h AM11tan~hap at th11
llnl\'cnnl)' of lolA. 11 He wtll do
work ot th••ir rescnrch center.
John II the hnt honCin eandldatc
from lhl phystcnl cduc .. wm d••·
partmt>nt. John hnt becm tcnch·
lne fencmg, wru \ owd ou"tnnd
ing Cnxok of Ulf! yur, II 11 dorm
1111U IIUIIIAn\ nnd 1J 0 pllllt prcs1·
•l••nl of Blue Key
Senior Chapel ThutS<iay
D1 J •lhn \ndct'IOn \\Ill &k
as college chaplllll ror lhe !Ml
ume at 01e chopcl !crvloc, II
n.rn. !\lay 18 m Evans .\ud1tonum
Tht• acrvacc wUJ ll•~ llw annual
Semor Chz.pcl nnd tht• title of the
c:ommt:!ntnry ""II h· "What God
Hu Joancd," Or. Andcraon has
te•r\•t.'Ci 13 yeDra na Cnaplum nt
LC.
Student l••adN !or thc A!I'VICC
will be Kent Simmonds. \ Final Schedule
Mon.dJ&y, Ma., 29
II MWF
:1. and 2 3{J TT
:t MWF 6·10 •110
11·1:145
I 30·1:20
TuMday, May 30
JO MWJ.' 8· TO !10
11·12 ~~~
I llll"" 20 JO TT
2 Mwr
Wadt!Mday , May 31
CIV 2. Pnl 1. G2 and 103, 8·10 50
ll ond ol TT 11·12 '15
1 'IT 1 .ao~• .:20
I Thunda., , June
0 MWF B-10·~
11-12 45
Hum11nlt1~ 4,53,54
1•30...1 20
Friday. Jwa 1 !l 'IT
ol MWF rand
8 MWF
8'IT
I MWF 8-10:50
11-12.~~
J.JO-t'M
Summer Projects
Call Two Juniors
Two juniors. Dolores Wlll••v
ond flul Brown, will lak~> rufvn,;.
lace ot llu: opportunity of work
lnr on It ummt:r prOJr~l '" con
n• <: 100 ·un , unlvc•raity
DOLORES Wll.L ~ a part of
tt.. ::. ll1UJI.e Work-Study Pro
,;rom poru.orc<l by the Unlvel'll·
lty or Wn.shm&ton Dunne Ous
10-\l cck program, &he will apcod
tome lime on campus CrtJUl'cd ln
mtcns1ve study. Ei&ht wcclu "'m
be I'J)Cnt m an in.smullon lh!it
deals w1lb ~•lber ju' cnlle delin
qUI!flt.ll, mentally retarded chil·
drcn or mentally m ndulla. The
Jan We(\k she will be bttek on
cum pus for study ond cwluataon
Hal's summer p10ject wlll be
w1th the UJUversl\y of On:gon's
.Manne B1oloi)' d.JV\sJon at ,u
cotl.lt stnllon In the Coos Bny
ar•!a. He wUI be worklnll with
prolosors !rom the uniVen&ty
nnd other .cnuden1B on o rcscai"C'h
proJect ron~mm!: some ol the
lnr.rlitnl llntmab, auch as b.'lm·
oclt:!s. n will hut "'ihl weeks
.11Lart\ng in June,
Convo Cites Students
For Academic Work
Thirty-five s t u den t s were
nam~'Ci u outsandtnc by thear
major depaument.a at the hon
ors convocation hut Wednesday .
.\tso honored for theU' aciUI!VC:·
menl.l Wtlre tuculty mcmbvrs 011d
ncwly-thO"' .. n members of hon
ornr\' ll"'ltcrnitl•
ANNOUNCED AS ,,·tnner a!
lhc Cro" n Zclll.lrbi·Ch Sc:holor·
dtip "'·u Nancy Sunp on Jerry
MOMbar.:t'r as awanltd the Pt
lk•lh EpsUon •cholor<tup
Rt:!rol!rMI'd by dupartmen&s
were Marlys Hann, Jnnel Rnbn,
Elolu: Stnuu, Kl'n Catlett. Kath·
erma J..cmir.:•, Elln KenMll, b•·
olofly, Harold 8roYo n, Donald
Muthr.r; busincu admtruslrnhon.
Eciwnrd Mo&,ho!C, Landa Brown.
Cynthia Clancy, MaraDn•t Hunt•
maton: cht·mlltn· Lynn Witt· • Wl·r,
.&NGUS H. UN'DA Arnold;
lllnJ:UI\J!c J nt. \JldC:I'l on, Ann
Baudm, Bonntt BO)•d, Wmnlr.
Sh1bl,.y, henllt• and ph)'JICal c:dll·
cnltnn, John LOy; hbtory, Elaana
Gkl\ltuJ, Melva Ctlbhard, Kath·
lecn Gross, Olane liickox, MIII'CIIl
McLean, Mary Schcndcl. Ted
Thomp$(1n
Howard at Auembly
f• !dc:nt John 1!0~ ·lrd \\'Ill
oo attt•ndmQ ths:: Gonl'nal ,~
bly or the Umtod Prc!>bylerlan
Chun:h, U.S 1\ from Ma)' 111 10
:!!!. l'hU yearly ml c:Ung Clllll to·
ll'<'llwr nllllonnl board rn1•mb.·..._
d1•1"g)' and lllymcn from ll\'1~
tile U S This )'< ar'11 mt.'91Utl: will
lnclu<l•• n ~pcc:ial polk.>' res:w>rl !'11"1
Chnall!nt hlj&ht r uchlt"'tlon. M11lhcmatlcs, Ron T c m p t!t,
music. Kalhle<!n H(!Rl)'; philOll·
ophr, Bill While. Kent Stm·
mond.s; pb)"lftCS. R.:tlph Middleton,
Larry f"ogdall; pollucal sclc:noc,
Nu·hol:>. LcwiJ; clnma. Carolyn
Mllb.:n
HONORING STUDENTS pro
fuacnt m .we f1eld• ~,., n nauonal
honorell) uatc:rnlllb.
Alpha Kappa Ps1, nuuonal pro
!es.sionnl busmess fRternily: Bill
Warren. Roger Verdleclc, Fred
Ro .cnbaum, Kent Inman, Jtm
lApUJca, Torn Bt.'Ck••r, Dousw
Smith Nell Gallowor. Clnrkr
PackermJl.
.ALPHA PSI OmtolfD, drurua, Je"n
Gnmm Cl11renC" Honnn, Carolyn
Mauen. Pi Kapp11 Delta, •P' cch,
Sandrn Ratlilt, Carol rradcl,
Cl:tudia Olson, Tom Speros, Gur·
don Schnt't', R1ch SJIC(Ir, Mary·
annc.: Dro:~thcr, Roecr Sta\ ~r.
Fred Gurucr, Fred Rosenbaum
J'lhl Mu Alpha, mtru' muslc
Bob PaTker. Ride rogdall, Eldon
\\'oUe, Kormnn Sc:hoppo.cher.
l..ai"C')' Eicluon, Lou\J Wildman.
Mu Phi £ps.llon, womens' rnutlc:·
Julane Rodl:en, Carol Duf11nn,
Glartn Chan, Linda Sloan. Julie
JO.)
PI DELTA Epsila.n joumAllml
Llxt Allie, Knrl Klooster, EArle:~u
Marsh. Gordan Wehner. Phl
Alpbn 'rht'lOl.. htsl.ory: Dal~ Cbue,
Ou<nn<: Dayton, M\!hO Gebhard,
Ellmw Glovlrn, MAI'CI/1 Mel .e.ttn,
Jun Murray, Karen Tn_ylor, Nan·
cy Wlnft~ld, Diane Hicko.-c,
t;c.'<>rae LtaJ:K'I.
Elaln" Gkwk and JQhn 1.0)'
\\ 1'1"01 Cit< '<I fOI lh~· lll>nlpll'tiCJn Of
lhl' hOIIOI"S IIIU~ progRIII Numbn 21
Neighorn Receives
Top KLC Position
AllrrJ Nolahorn, ftc.-.hmnn, tuu
bt•cn gave n provJJionnl approval
lo handle the jc.b of manuttcr of
Rndw Kl.C uc:ttl year. nn: PROVISION thai lhc 'Ill·
02 tnanaccr muJt hncc 11 2 25
erode-point fcrr second ~mater
thl1 year Will made by lhe Sw
denl Commu111ot1ons Bcla.rd.
Thb Will dr:me bceauu the: GPA
of both apphOIILI for the posi
tion fcoJJ bC'lc;w that mark tor Uu:!
J1rs1 l'mtar.c:r of thu yu.t
.Nclghom hn worked 03 en
" r of tbe • • '!)n •t-yc:u-
Colonel to Help
Fore1gn Students
( II G ..e w 1 &J 1 u.
tho t.C rodrnlnl.struti\'e 11Aif on
Auc. 16 followm~t his ~urcment
lrom lbc U$ Arm~ Lcwta will
work ~., ,, f"O~ign tudenl Qfh
cer In thr 'lft.'tl or the lntcma-
tloral ln11n0.11 pro£111m
AT PRESENT . Col Lew'lJ Is
the • l ani chief of ltalf, Gl.
Hr•adquancn XIX, lll the U.S.
Army Corps. ftc will come 1o LC
from Fort Smith, Ark..
Lcw11 heurd o! LC throueb 11
Ponland bus&ncs::man. Stnc:e hb
ncc<:pu.n~. h<: hu been c.ltend·
ana; r.c\'CJ'lll confci'\!Jic: on p!tc:r
national relnlioru.
THE ARMY colonel ~1vcd
a B S. de~Ift«l 1n agrf01ltura1 en
gtnt!erlna from Texat A and :Jd
College and o muter of educa
tlon degree from the Un!vctYit)'
ot Tau.
He hu taught at IICVcral lnstl·
tuUons, tncludtng lhe Arm) Wac
Callr:c t'or thn..'e ye:ll''ll he held
\h~; poJitton of U!btant irotrue
tor <rf m11lbemauca a\ the U.S..
lotllltnrr Aendcmy AI We$& Point;
He pent scv~n ~~~1'1 u re!Pstrar
at \'Dnocu collcgct, nnd wu a
prioctp.1l tor on" )'car
UcJldt:s t.ow• ~rrcnl fi.I3J&n
menl wilh the Anny, h.: :ccrv~'CI
M an adJutant cencrol dunng
World War U, durmll the Koroan
conflict., rand u an adjutaDt 'c.:n
cral at the he dquartt-n of lh·~
U.S Ann\", Europon Command,
from 1956-59
B.AJ.PH SCOTT. who hl1S been
\larkin& from rtltircmeot status
tn the rt:D of fon:agn :f1udenl.l, .b
e,XJI\.--ctcd to contJJIUc and to wark
u lib Lewis.
P. 0. Needs Addresses
Mn Foy Hoope~, post office.
requesu that studenu who re
ttlvc m~~J:anne :aubscnpUCIDI fill
out a lorv.'&fdlfli addres:s c:a.rd
nw\lable In lhc post office.
She also JQ that all LC IH\'C
n summer addrt!SJ wttb cbe pall
of!ice JO that they mil)' recdve
the~r mDil and the summer cdl
llullll o! lhe PlonNr LoL
Olds Music Scholarship
Contest Open UnJil June
T II< F f.. Old. 'lnd Son annual
"Scholarships m Music" co.nto!St
Will ttt:'Ct'Pt enU'Ies unill June 15.
Th" contest u opo,.""'fl to )unlor.
&enior and £r t'u It! students •n
ace;redlted Khool1 or depart
mt-nt.l of musl
TME SCHOLARSHIPS 11 r •
owardcd Cor the th~H . t.ertn
papcra or rtlcles. «UDp!ctt:d
dun~ tho c:"Urn:nl chool year,
;udtcd to Aho\\ the ln!DU!St C\'1·
den<"e of oncmal thmkin&. I!Ound
ruc;uoch nnd mtelli~nt ob)ec
U\'CJ on any tNbJ~t rclatl:d to
lnsuumcnt.al musk.
The hnt acholllnhlp l.s $SOO,
s«<nd u 13.50 and third u $200
.Award ar 114id Ola request to
any ft~ltcd music llcllool or
colleco tor luttton ~xu" of fu.r
thcor t1,1dy Grnduatt" wmners
wlll ~ ~nlll ln caah
t'urth r \nfQnn.lltlo:n cru1 ~ Clb
tointld by wrtUI\il tile ••• E OI.U
11nd Son Sc:holarshtp C!XDmlll!.'t'..
'i373 !N C•coro. ChteclilO 46, lit puUtnJ In oboul 450 bOYrL He
hu b en 1111 cunatwr ntdlo opo
emtor for ven ye:ut nnd Is
holde.r or I! 'econd clan c:ommer
elal I ce~ !rem the Fedanl
C<>mmun1cnloru Commmlcm
JN HlS wrillcm appU han
Net(lbom n:poned tho "'The
ttlift or KLC and many o1 the
faellllll' feel that onl7 11 cammer
c::inl type o1 CJS~C.n~tion wouJ d be!
prac:tlcal for the C(IUcae 'I'ht!
pra.ent op.eruliOtl of KLC ... ~
snid. •thould be to rruunt.orn the
idCll of cnmpu:l rndto until &he
commen:l.:a.J opcnatlon ~ a
rnlt&,y •
-rbr educ:aUOru~l paU\bUJIIH
of a commercially op:nted
Allen Neiqbom
broadcut JUUOD would ~ 1.n
thJ"ee ma)Or areas, Rn"1Ce to lhc
pu btic:. tho lS pc«b aru. drnma
IUld musac dcpanmmta. nnd \he
opc:rnlln£ ~U ot the Jltlltaon tn
nddllioo " N'd(lbum commt'ntcd,
"tt would be pou:tb e to hold
'IOo'OTit:lbops lor hiJh EhoOl speech
1.111d dramn elanes ell as for
other coUenes • .A.I$o, lbc: statJon
would o:ffer the positblltty of
sn:a~r coopc:Rt,on be't~n c:ol
le~."
New Drama Inslructor
To Join Growing Staff
L o _. ?Ike, c:urn-ol.ly work
ing tor h1s Ph. 0 at the 5111\e
UOIVUSit,Y of r~ will Join t.h:e
facult,y ztt LC nnt :fall as a d.nima
msuuc:to~
PliO: ~"ftd bu A.B. dc
CI"'"C:'"'~ 11t Humboldt State CoDca;e
in Eurclai, Calif,. and hi3 M.A.
111 the Uruverstty ol D<:n"~ He
tau«bt !or ft~ )"C2rs In t JUD· ,ar blgb xhoo.b bl!:fnre Jornlng
the te:u:hlng st.o!f at NartbenJ
S1atc Texben Collt1~:.e In ~
d.c.,....n, S Oak., whlU'CI be " u em
ployed for three yea..._
He and his wife. MemSJlh.
ma\-e :four c:hlldrm. Cynthia. 8;
Cemtld..fi: M.u;e. 4; and Jayno.
l"l
HE IS 11 member of Alpha Pdl
Om lfo~ :natumal d.rnmalle bon
Oruf)' wt:-11 as olher organ
wauon.:s m lhe tbe!ltu and t Ch
Jnl: fields.
Concertos on Bill
Sunday Concert
T· Onll¢e Symphon.;. Of I
tm. dlrec'k"'Ci by Boris Sirpo. wW
present wlut ll as callt~ .. A
Contt.rt o1 Conc-erta. U1 Sun
day, 3 ~0 p.m.. May 11, m £\'lUlL
A GL.A:H'CE at the proBJ'UDl
tcliJ lb reason filr lhfl libo\-e
tUle.-thrct' solo!Ju are pc!.l'fonn·
1n.1 cotH:<ertO$ nth Lhe Cll'dleltn
on ~ dJ.L!c:rcnt Wtl'Umen
BarUm Pnrnr, mnch hom.
wiU pill) "C.once.rto for Prrndl
R"m." Op. U bv rucbanl StnaU&S,
La~ N~l. vtOliD. \\ tll pta' the
M.:ndcllsO.hn "\'tolln CUneeno."
rmd Bllrb!ml Hil!!hn"'• pw.o. wUI
~.rform Chopin's Ptant> Con·
ttrl-o No. t,• Op II ~~~~~~!*~0-------------------------------- -~r~~~~---- --------~ ~---=~ P~lO~N~LOO Wf'dne•dar May \7. 1111
• •
In M'DlOD a1 :th., c:coQl :pool of ~ Cobb pad arc.
In= Wt• Sob Hac:k:lrlg ban Bvbara ~dlclac., cfiymg bo&ni. Bill Wlilic. as BIU While, and Sigma
Phi Epsilon pr.xr B1U Culp atworl»d.
'1\lr u) UUs J)r, 8 30-11 :3D p.m.. ~tun'lll\. t ~miSSion at:ll I"\' p~
l.n.i.' "'""'"" r \;\ l! Ma,\ :0..
De-truk ~ tate \nclurles a m on
Ball n.a·
I lllbtch
rndllldms; ~
mat QJ1'lC \ ll!ld
II te &ax anb S1
THIS 'l"E:Ali'S un te
r.:n'h "" th d ~rr
,._ tl ~ udc D ro!!ln brtOIT
raid The tall 'Q.Il) be
h at tbe Frunk JaJ C>bbs'
~ .co S.W Mon~ry three tlr>1:S ntdt "''lll ~-c. ..
c,plaec:s. marbl~ floored ~p
an can ~ a bllWU\l 100tn
Jlfl\ te e\ator, R~nll qun·
ten and el.'1 rw'~ land aped
.:roundJ
SO.IOR Bob Haddn£'s combo
•ill p~1dco muuc: for the balL
Sp._'C'IIIl en tcr<.ammwt -a."ill be
prcn-xll'd ora lh pa a we l.bu
pe uuuu~r.. and rome ',.; en! m-Dress Is stnc:Uy 'bc111. Applt·
Nl on.s are bemg diS tr.lbutcd bJ
Plt:l're. beat li"pakHman for the
b:l.ll, for tlle Bat Queen Ct~l·
t l Z..:cmunnuon nUl$' be ub
nutkd to •ttl SlJ: Ep
PlERR£ SAYS, 1'bc opulimre
lh~ t\1!1\All$1 Is surreptiUow
and thJd;; 1nned He bugs tnt' I
o:ut undcuu:hed o.! all 1101:0rd •
anc:e rmd thu has Ill full .persoru·
tiCllUan tn the Be.ltnlk Blll1
Wont you ;o.n m) tn&atlu'nllll
lhc:re•~
Young Demos Show 'Operation Abolition'
'W: 1 • H d~ar of ~
d Omtn Inc.. and Cladt'!!
Da msmnm o! the ~on
Ci L1bc:rtle5 Unlo::l, wpcl.c be-
f«m: an4 illJS1' Uf!d quesi.IOM
iitt.er • ibaw.tnt o! the aun•Je
"()pas~ Abollllcm~ Wi Fn·
Cb'S r\'t!nlll; All aud~ of ovtr
z;o tt=ded the ·pr¥Am. lit thc
i";rthan Bld.l;. ~ br the
Ponla::d aro Yount Dcmoc:notie
Clubl:.
DA \'IS SPOJrE ~ t:il'Ull:
~nd in!cmnauan :rcl~t
to ~ ~ Be SDJd tbe moue
1nS ~ to Ulc ends of~
fponst:n. • Furtru.:r, hr said the ~ Un-..-\mcnc:l.n Adh tues ~ hou1d retl2Ct admn
U!CI c!istCirtltmJ and CI'T1)D 1D the
{!lm "'br Ci\il L.lbe!'ti.el Uruoo.
DaV1J c:andudt"li. dld oat din!c1
thto IIC'UOaf of ~ :Jtudtnt d\oiJ ~ pocp ttl the ~ Fran·
Bms t:k;a~bed thr UoctiO of
Le:!m md Amman co::ai%11UllstL
H.4T£ Wi4 ~HI~C?
~cu •u .. "T ~o.T
Burlingame Lounciromot
Clnn, Spadous. Comfc::tllble
a.-n_a•u.usc• J&'f
"T tA ....,.,.... rc: • ...-• o. .. D D"-• Go& H.# &. .._ .. 'TC ., • -.
GradwrtinJ: MOI.l! Or jun
ou r.::crnt.l7• Placn n: 10
am bl.i14U =t"Y.d r
lil lT r reapor.•lbil l ... !
"11=1 ki ~ bfoJ,p Tf1IJ £ tl•
prot t on rou'll n ed .;.nd
e!&t\ 1.: ~a ft.. or
hora as w 11. !'011 , lnlto
're 70Uni' and uc tt
TtG CIIJl c! t.ba.t !or Ialli!
ln!'::::t'3' th&%1 b.tcr em. And a
IJV .lal J>lac ~a you tlc
,P: lO add lllOl'e LIHDll' In·
• fllfttt e\"rry Uln.e 1Qn.
from %5 lO 40, ~rdl"" ot
:rovr ~th at the tun
Call the Equitable Life ~r
anee Society of the United ~
JOf HUBER
'700 "'UDUC •CJrVICII: aLOD. c.. ..... .,. The Amen=m c:ommumsts. he
Did. vo "'ar:ropnt. proud" and
are vo ung far the day to '"take
0\tl-l.h C'OW1\l') On the ftlm.
HU9 uu'l U mOWI ~tht! dcmor.al·
.u~ th11t ~ c:ammunbb es
pouse Ul thD COIICIQ nn: MOVIE bcpn wlth a lll1k.
by Oo~1m Frances E. Wal
ter: Be docnbed the acu"1ucs
11ptnS1 \be Un-Amcrltan .A.ctai
ltt:s Cmnmlttee IU1d the F .BJ.
'Ne110:uecl1 at the San Frundsco
House committee ~nnp an
M., 1!, 13 zmd 14., 1950, aDOCI)"•
liiOU!lJ IIJI:lT&ted, ahowl'd youDJ;:
people pic:ket~nj: \be hClll'lll,p.
The ZWTDlor llated lhc rcucms
far the bc:lnn:s and told o! 1
UDJ\'crst$)' new,;papcr nauce o:!
p~ for prottst cxl the .mct:Gnp.
THE N All.RATOR d~bcd lhe
acU\'IUCS a! "'kn~'ll· eornmu
~ .. and the film lohow.'ec'l !hem.
plus marq' dcmon..-uatoa, ~I·
m& a ~ in lhc mccting
rcx.n• Jdany of ~ subpor..n.ud
'11."01! ICXJIOVed by palsoe from the
mmmluee hen•n.g. alan& w1lh
num<TOUS 'hed:len.
The K.<tlltd day of lhe hc=tngJ,
to~ '!!;ere p1aocd ouwd ..
lbe bulldlnc to aU~te: l.he pres
~ cd the crowds utSlde. But
the ~ peaplc v. C'I"C nrth·e
bclh inside and out, dloutin&
•AbcJliJh the cammtttee. We aulD
not bco mcn.-ed;" -
AF'T£B KUCH shoutin& by
d~to:s the crowd was
orc!..::td 10 cfupcm:.. The II'Wdenu
-.'OUld not &O They linked ~bclr
arms, put t.hetr hands in lhclr
p-xkcts aDd At down.
Pire b .. 'l!J'e \neffecth~ :!0
the po~ tocic tboJe demonstra·
lOa 1zl the buiJiiiD£ flDd 0D the
fra:I1 stc:pa and bounc:e:l them
AUDITORrUM
EVENING
FRJOAY
IFFS
,, ...... ..,~~~
Ord ••• -.11 Qr'•
CAST OP Ja
* TfCKETS- J. K. GIU .. ...... r.,...,. ··--.. , ..... ._
••.oa • down to lhc paltre v:Jm at lhc
bottom
t>A vtS. sn qucsUontna lhe diS
cn!pana tn the film, suggested
the San F'nmc1Sco police "-ere n
CIIU~ ot the nol nnd &!ked tht•
mnmng o1 the film U that as the
a·~
Buss st~ld the ~c:y of the:
film '11.1lJ 'cr:illed b) the mayor
of San Fnme:n:o. M ny Uunp
h d to be left out ln cdJuna: a
film ol fl\ c tloun length. be
Rild.
t>A V1S W A.S uhd d b1gh
sChool teaChers ahould express
opm1un' on lhc comm\ttee he.u
lnV-Rc Qid they should DOL
TeaChers mould makt-studenta
safe for ideas, not I.C1eu safe for
ltudenta. he said.
I COMING EVENTS
MAr 11 n
17-Ctv Staff, .C p;m.. PM-%2
Soranuo 7:30 p m
rl1ll.cnutles
Ponland Chamber Orchestra.
8::30 p.m.. D.lln!l.
JB Ou~ John Andenon.
11 D .m.. E\o'II.DL
Stud~nt Senlltc. 4 p.m.. Lo\\.
r:r T~pletoo..
Union SctturlAry Alumru. 5
p m .. Armstrong Lou~,
19-Tnck~" W Conferenal! Pre
llmmarl 4 p.m.. Whitrnrm.
Coll-NW C.onfcrenee Meet,
Whitman.
'Tumb -NW Confrnmee
meet, 'Whumnn.
Recital af pano •tudcnll of
Robert Swltu, 8 p.m.. E\"llllS
2~ £p Beatnlk BolL 8:30-
·1 J .:30. Cobb Mansion.
Traclt -NW Conii!J'CIIet:.
Whi&mlln.
Tet\JW, JiV.' Conference.
\l.'hitman.
ZJ--St. Uidmds• Youth Group,
I 110 (J p rn.. Lov. u Cam pw..
CoDrge Symphony Ordlestro
Concert, 3:3ll p.m., Evans.
Ct:Orl:e Weller, ()rgarust -
Grad~ Reala\ 4 p.m.,
First Prubytt-rlan Church.
~ Della ~ll01.1 loit!f..tbt .
5:30 p m.. Gay J~nkm'1
Home.
22= Womr.n's Leli£U" A n n u • 1
M~"'- J :30 p.m., lt.nn
atronc IAwtt;e
GV7 Pftn~n. P\a.alat -
Junior Redtal, 8 p.m. Evans.
A.u1s1cd by Barbara Ced
woocS, Soprano
M u Ptu EJlllitlon
Amlcans, Noon. Corps Workers
"nle Pc11N' (...,, .. • ,o\>·
hsh«< f1 Catffr Plnnnm~; lloartt
to help retumtnll 'oluntt'!• 111
rind 'o'bJI at hum~ T•'t' lo adr111 of
b\k~('~ 1 \x>r go\,mmcnt ond
f'duratlon ltn\oe agn."'t'd to work
,, lth and 'r\'t' on th•• nl''l\ bonm
·voLtJNTEE.RS rnu<t comt!
hom~ to the Unlto:d ~l<ll.. '' lth
t>Od pro::~\ fnr INOJ J b,"
""oflU Dlt\"CIM Shr&\'tl l:lld re
etcnll' Ta a('Ct)tl'lpltsh this the
C n:<r Plnnmng D rd wu ('J·
t bllthed.
Undt!r the plan, a n>tumlnr.
' luntccr m ' C'OJ\!\111 \\ 1\h thc:
boani 11bou\ ll\ cil..r'Ccr. If a \ ol
untcct' requ~l.s twlp tn findinG
job. ilu~ , ~1'1 m lu <'h~Uen
fkld ~·m t 111m In 10<': Unt•
\\ rk
THE VOLUNT&ER. Shr1\'Cr
d m l~o nppl} for p;JSJllOn
",lh lht' Pc t't' Corps staff 10
\\ h ~on or bet.•otlle 11 neld
u 1-'C~ IJOI'
lndt\ idunl bolll'd m~mbcn Ill·
rc:-d)' ha\ • mdl uon from busl·
n conccnu lnt ren~ in lllrln&
rctum1ng \oluntecn Tb~ ftnn5
n'11JQn that lh~ tcl('('\lon nnd
tnamtng JU''IX'c~ plus llH: mntur
lnt: cxpcr\l!llre o1 O\cne.U scm:-
1« wil pl"l'p;lre \'Olunteetll for nd·
'\'IInt'Cllll!llt In bustness and indus
In
Tht! boArd DO\\ ronn.~ts of four
lc:~d• 111 in bul!lness. c:durollcm,
I'D\'t'rrunent and labor Annual Horse Show
Offers Many Events
LC •tud~nt• nnd facull.) m~:mlK'n "lll tide n11r h 1 tUtd or blh
thl' dUllt. \\" bliP•, ·•J th<:) pl\rlcJtl:atc In the thud nnnunl ~"'"' &nd
Clnr'k CullcJ;• llon<t' SlN" whldt ''Ill ll• lwld 7·9 p 111~ ~ tldR), Mn>
!:!1 lit lllll Pllr\ltmd Hldln~ .J\•IIdt'n\y
lk!glnnCJ"' rmd .tdVDn~ rider» ollkl' "111 ''lc ror nbbon Cl\ ani•
111 a lnrG• 'nrao~ty {If C\cnll lltCil•dinE Jumping, P11p<1r ChllS lln1
I d., H011d Nbo;ks, Poll• l\endln~. F'lll(! Rac:"O• \\'t:li\01 n l"h cDIUMl nud
Oll$lbclc Course
Th re nrc 11~1odlltlona for
IP' •'IIIIo"'-and tadmlsslo11 i!l fn.'C.
All,\ aiUlh·nt or lltcul\,) lilt mher
ant~ rc ' ln , nl~tmll the camp<>·
tlllon hould ronlncl Dr. Nlehnrd
Uit • Cl\" dept .. Al lJOJ( 7';' or in
th• Cl\'-llum•nllll' ofltt'\! b<:
!ore Mn' 24 It \\OUid be 'lii'IPn •
c:JIItOO If partlclpantf "ho 0\\Tl
tlot t rould bring Uw1r ll\\ n
Phi Dolt" E~an . national
foumallun honorary. wil bold U•
tormal tntauon IU S::SO p.m., at
thCI homo of Mrs. Gay Jonklna,
Journalism pprofeuor, 1607 S.C.
S91h Sunday, May :1. Mom'bcn
wlU po to dinner nt tho Mayfa•r
liou•o a.ttorwards.
Plltd!IK lnc:ludo ~rdon Woh·
ner. junJor. Lc A1L9 •ophomoro,
Earlono Manh JOphomoro and
lCarl KIOOSJor. 1uruor.
The \\'oml'.n'a LcaRU( iJf Lt;·wll
and Clark Coll~e "til hn~ ila
llllnual I!J)nng tc nnd Jnstalln·
uon or I'IC\\' ufh·~ns at 1.30 p m
l'llb) 2.2 In l:fnlntlm: Manor.
The wlnno·n 01 three $!100
t~chollu•tlfliPl! \\!Ill be nnnounc:ed.
Mk l r or tnllutlon of I he ~;roup to till' collc(t(' "111 be to CO\, r
<.'oat• of rcpalnnc the n•flf!Ction
poHI
Greoks hD\ c IUIMcd e!IK:Unt
nc\\ offlt'rJI"fo;. and Itt!\\ leaden or
tfll ~t~rurllltl lltt'lud1•
1\lphn C nmnn·~ new 11~1dunt
u Pat McLl:lchlnn Sht' "Ill be D •
tttcd l1y Jnn<t Self. 'tcc-prc.st·
dt nt, Romnna ne Mh, pl~r.o..:
m'lstn:::: , IXtlon.'ll W~lh y, rec:ord
tru: ~r.rcUlr,, Jnnc Lo\\ •11, coro
n'Jp(lndln~ ' rcltll'): Glortrt
Wl);)d, trcn uru, Jnn Morrl!on.
Mtthl'l• l'homb • mnrshnll• Shlr
lc\" K !cr. chaJihun, Knr<!n M c
Kuy, ISC r.-•pn: 'nluttH•, Ccooritll•
L.lnpiJ:, A W S l"'prtscntnll\ c:
C 1£-ndn Slmuuton, rcpnnc1·. nml
C)nlht:t Clancy, alumni I"C!PI"C•
£1:ni8U\C
Su,• F'owlur "Ill pllol D11ltu Phi
Gnmmn. ond 11hu wi.l be nuii1cd
b~ Dlnnr Heard, \'tee-president:
Summer Camp Program
Offers Fun, College Credit Judy Tonnle.s·, recordlnll 5fe.re·
tnry; Jorktt• Jl.ul!en, C'O!Tl':~pond
mg ~n·ttu') , K.lty Uoul!hcrty,
tn-nsurer • .Kny Lt-mlno. IUIIUlllnl
treuurer. N on c y Sampson.
pl~di<' mtst"~: Linllo Sloan •
chl•plaln: Pam Woods. hlstor111n,
.Ann Holdors, kt'("pcr-of·liii.'·Si·
lcnre, ond l~C rcpn!l~ntathcs
Shnron L)'OII$ :md Judy McLnln.
Thrta Kappn has <"hosrn Kll)
Wnlker ns 1ll P"'3>drnl. Site w111
be atded b,· l.<m Vmc:ent, \'ice
pre.:ttdrnt, Pat Frevert. M'CJ'\'IrJry,
D<-e Wald, trt'UUrt'r , NMlc\
Lov.;c. choplnln· Jullr. Boc:k,
pledge m•stre ~na 01dn1• Park
in, ISC representati ve. 'tl IIUtn r ·~ ,,
for c:olles~ students. 18 tG 23, Is
offered by lbc lUinual "Encamp·
ment :for Clluenslup -a alx
week "wark!.hop 1n democ:rt~cy"
hdd In '!l:c\\ York. Clllttomtn and
Pur.rto Rico. l~ ('OlJc,;cs nnd
um\"cTSJlles J:I"'Ull ncadellllc cn:d·
11 for attendancor t lhc tcsslon
or fClr JY'CIIIl prOjttu under·
lllk••
THE E:NCAMPMENT pro,;ram
is comblllation or serrunnr,
summer camp 1111d ad\ f:ntun.• m
humM relations. On the cam
puses of Ute Um"·emty of Cali·
{om\n in Berkeley, lht: f'leldston
School in Nr.w York Cltr, nnd at
a camp \n the l.uqulllo National
Forest m PUerto .Rico, 1tudenl
t\11\"C lhc dtanc:e to study. pta,
nnd li,·e '11.-llh younc people from
around Yhe v."'rld.
Hen: !acullr membc:n !rom col
leges and unl\o·eniUes, llvmr. m
the donrutone._ provide lhe full·
est opportun'ity tor n free ex
c:Mn -,.. Q' "''anna Uon. sdeas and
'\'I! rpom 1.:
MJUOR AREAS of study tn·
cluo ' ·~hu and ei'lo"il Ubcr
uo. Ull.C:.I'ti4JtiOQal aUain, eco
nomics rmd prccual tcc.bn,qucs
for cn•1c: and community ac:tJon.
F1,.ld tnps ro co~·cmmt:nt,
labor, tnan:aJ:cmcnt, .farm, Ill•
duJtry ond c:ommuntty orpnlz.a·
Lion~ lOCfited ln .New York. San
Fl1lnCiKo and San Juan supple·
ment the I!!CtUreS, workshops
a.od disc:ualoo groups. Tb~ is
I Interviews I Maf 11
Lspman WQlte and Co. will
lun c ~p1:1SCn\aUv es •t the Place·
ment oftlc:c on Tbullday to ml.cr
vJew etrll lntcroted IJ\ worklllg
on lbc1r CoUegc- Board f'rcah.
men. Sophomore. and Junior «trl•
., .. clsg!ble far this pcmtion.
• Selcc:tion vtlU be b:i sed on apo
J)Cilranc::e, ptr&OilDUty and lnt.-1·
li&~. Worh will tncluda Rllinc
and modclin' and wUI raY $1PO a
monlh plus C'3mllUIJion Cll'la Ill·
tut:sted ahould con\ac:t Mrn. Bab·
c:oc:'" 1n ta. PiJco menL ot.f'lti!.
Knott Street Center
Plana Jazz Worbhop
Th 110\&ndt of ,.m ... Ill tn\'.ade
Pot1land thb Fnd11y wtlh lhtt
COI'Ic:crt or the: Ponland J eu.
Workabop at th•• Knott Str.eoct
Oommwuty CellJ.cr.
The propwn Js at 8:30 p.m.
and tiellou arr. $1 per J)e'non.
T!ekrb will bt' availabl~ at
Ttmplrton Commons tomorrow
trom 11 a.m. \0 J p.m. 'Ihe7 Are
abo on aale at lhe ~nl4tr , 77 N.£.
nott St. ~ r cr 1on tl pro
gram whn::tt makes JUc o! thl•
culturDI and I"C('~I\Uonal rc
IUlU~ ol t.hesc cttl~'S.
EACH ENCAMPMENT unll
hou"' 100 students. The IICSSIOnl
run from Junc :25 to August Z5
The icc tor tu!Uon, room and
board ls $350.
Jnlormauon nnd upphcauuns
mny be obtained by wr1tmg: En
aunpmt·nt for CtU:eruhtp.:! West
CS.fth St., New 'Vork --"nl• IJn J m~··L nr or lbc Fnc·
ully Womens Club will be held
Mil,} :!0 nt P1l11110' 1"\ t..lui"'Ull,
The ngenda or tho 12 30 no-host
lunch~'On m~"''"' v.'ill b.. the
• h <"bon oC ollu:-•'1"0.
DANCE STUDENTS ! LEARN TO
REI.I.E STUDIOS OF DANCE
418 s.w 13t.h It Wuhlngton
PR(V,\TE AND CROUP L.ESSONS
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lnrcllJ lcmll
During
II'I!IUl rc h t•
11 Cufopo
tngland
rrcnc:h at
wc.-re ol
Ruaatn Tl
lor pollh
t:IJed or1
ttca.'•
11'nlm
nod ol
\\ tho:
1 U<m11l 1
~lo or nil
ant lcJ Jl
I r polltl
Thll Uj
mlrac:ulo
rhla limo
of p6rll1
ol polltl
brilllanJ
tory hi
Pcnsnr
per rent
the mt<•
f{)(:IAn tl
\\ ('I'Q tht
Tho I
during
when 1l
Ruula
not O't'O
porta Ill
nothing
Kcrer
cUll r•'"
nC'II•11t~
the cou
0\IJ; we
lhl' P<
cmpc:rq
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but 1t
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and 111 -
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)N Mar \7. 1181 PION'C&R LOO Pa;ot ThrM
owd els Pioneer Trackmen Three Ga111es Taken
asl P .. emie .. Hit Willamette, 76-58 By LC Baseballers
Alcxand• i-.tlJTIIIky, whltu hr.lrl'~, o~\\ -rut '""' 1''1 o·mll!r o[ ltuA•
J, dt•'" '"' ~audtrm~ that llllcd lh~ l'lllrnnc:l , •1XIla, {•rchcstnl
,, nmt Mill[• ot •:vtml pudllorium I l Wr!t1nl!!(lny. llu ap:~l c "" tho
1~tl\ it1r11 In Huula I nun IIlio& 17, ln~lu1llna lmlnm:ol I!VcnlA nn•l con
Qll\ Ill~!:\
''""'"lk\ dfKrthlfl Ru 111 ''' b< In t·IIJIDC<d 111 1\ tWu•ald•:d wur,
lh~ flnt "odd Wolr tmd on lnlt•rllal "•lllltUih• for lifo or d•·Dth." Wnr
11th G~tlllllll) md tnt<'mhl ~·lciltl nncl pnlh1ca .-uph<!.tVOl \\'(!1<' In·
eluded In thu alrUilllh• t11r "lt!•hvl lun.'' 11 lt:allltl hi!IIIIIJI col<.mlnl
During thl.l period. he aulcl
1anon11ln;hlos ~n.lrollod ~nllnont•
11 Euro(XI with tho excopUona ol
and Swed.en, Allo tho
rfi'nCh and Amorlean "'"olutlona
wore ol profound lnftuonC'C! ln
Ru.ula, The pC)Ople wore In ,.,.oil
tor JXIIUacol and aplrllual right•
t:;!Jecl on "profound aoclol jua·
tlco."
From 11105 \o 1014 .... ~ the
pt'MOd of llll:: fll'lll rC\Oit, \~h\ch
W l}t(' lntrodUc\1011 Of II con tl•
1uUOnal monan:-hy In RUA.D I'<Jo
1 lc of all ~l'llll a\ratll, !rom pen •
tl 10 prolctorlul, wo:rc Hchtut~;
f r polllt~ I bnd SOCJOI cltiiiiJC
Tho lnlorlor donlopmonl waa
11\baculoua. Koronsky .ald. At
thb limo. 19\t, ho waa a member
of parliament. It wu the o••
ol (XIIil1cal tr'lftlllorm•llon . "A
brllUanJ JHOrlod ol RuuiDn hb·
tory," ho called II
Pcnsnnlll und workr.~ wt•rc 75
per cl.'nt of tlw pJpulpllun nnd
the IIILN•'Mii nl lh•· ma)orlly, in
•ctanulc 1111d llbcm•l rnovcmcnlll
,, ere llH '" ~ls ol tlw h'\"oll
Tho Ruulon rno1utlon camo
during tho middle of tho war
whon thoro wu groo.l conlualon.
Ruula had no outa1da relahona
not non with tholr alllt~. lm·
port. and export. fell nea.rly to
"olhing. lion And thov buUt a ~tm• on
tho ldoala ot poll.tknl. aplrllual
nnd soc:ial hoed.om ~tnd aoclal
Juallc:..
While t:hiiO Olld c:ltblll!l.l 'l'i<'Ok•
c.ncd Ru 111 th~: fiobh••vtk lfllldf'
tlu::'r rnfl' t•, Kcn•nwky mcplntned
1'h• 1r I~ dcr 1 ~nln, didn't aup
porl Nll I td~nll or Ruuaan ldo,; Ia.
lout th(' ld••lll of tho C(oll\munlit
MltnUolo
Tho Bohh .. lk moYO br11ughl
lou ot froodom and lu&llc:o and
rl•il war to Ruuln. Tho ~!Uty
was al war ln.toroally and OX•
tornally. And tho Ruulan pooplo
loat their g011l ol dignity -.nd
autonomy for tho human belng to
tho Bolaho•lk Lr:nln.
1\:cn·n~~-y ended hta tolk on n
phllt~sarhleol nolt' Vo mlll h•r
\\hill the aoc:l.11 &)'Stem, tlw fun
d.amcnlitl rult• of ltfc I! thol th~:
lnrll\•lctunl rnuJt ~ thc pollttcnl
11ntl ~;plntuul crcutor of hill own
nf~
NSA Offers Assistance
With Stud~ -Travel Plan
!';ludl'nl who w1 h to pnrltc•
pr~lc in thl' unttNl States Nntlon
nl Student A.'-.~nchallon'l atudy·
tMI\'<'l progrom to LDIIn Anwrlcn
tniiY fmd (I IDrllt! port or thclr
"XJ>Cns.t·~ b<>lnr 1153Um<'!d by
USNSA.
A "porl ~eholanhlp"' 1.1 being
offered to Heh part\dpani In the
form of a rildu* tour pnc:..
ThMo will bo flnan* by a IJXI
dal ac:holal11hlp fu.nd. LC' lilldt>d ll1••1r o;onlr!r< llCC
dun! hlt'( I (!U,Oh Willi n pel (I Cl
rcconl by d••ft ullnlt WlllolfluU<
711 110 nn th"' D"llfetiiU truck lo t
SiiiUrdr.y
1\ good m•ntnl 11111lud" and
r.ome.through porformanc01a by
tho br011d Jump<tl11 and aprlnren
woro the dKidlng f11ctora that
gan• the f'lonun lhl• much
ou11tu aJior win. Tho only •weep
of ~. day ~ma In lh• ~~d
Jump whleh waa won by Bob
Brooks with 11 lup of 10·71 •• Ho
Wh followed by Cary Crill and
Kont Slmmondt.
l n tho• t:'tlniUI')' It Will lllll Dllr
lxJr and John Ulckrorlt plac-mu
one-two tor th•• Pion na Unfor
tunate!) Bll'ktonl pullc I • Jc:11
lft~cl" lUll bcf~>r!' he c~t-d l.hc
fml h llnc ond will probnbl) bel
OUI till' n:Mt Lf the f'UOn
In tho 220 yard duh Ron
Pauly and DDrbor both upl(ll Bob
Ball ol Will•moUo . Pauly won
wuh o time ol 23.0 a~~Condl.,
The mile: ulny ti' m comp<r.cd
of Clnrkc Pt~kcrlu , Nml Wcbhu,
Onvc Hondall ond Dwn1n Sulstc
\\on thl.l uvcnt Til• time ot
3 37 2 t the \)cjl ln thl' <~nfcr
cncc this veor
Cory Roblo•on had a good day
Ill ho WOD the mil~ Ol\d Mil
LC Tennis Team
Beaten By Pilots
Th•• lniCrnlltlanolly • lnwarl-d
tt'nn's I• 11m l..,Jm Mtlek's Crest.
the UniVCilllly or Portland PilaU,
completely out clnsscd lh" P•o·
:n~cr squad 4·0 an Palatine Kill,
Moy 10
Tbo Pab&J brothon Omar and Conrad Su.ndholm In the two
mil• by an Inch to t•ko 1'1Cond.
Roblruoa'a lime In the mill w••
Ct&7 • .! and Douq Smllh phaced
lhlrd ln this IIYOOJ,
f.'rlr·k Gtberr.on w11 tho only
dnubl" wlnno r lor lhe Pmn •n
In the hl~h hurdh hla lim Wlll
IC! 2 !('<Jlldll hnd Ill tht IOWI t1t'
.,., un 111 2~ I aca:nl\lf Karl Kloo
hrr w11.:1 • con() 111 both th• ·
c..-vcnu nd • qunlc:d (:Lbcoi'IIOn 11
ltm•~ In the Iowa.
In she polo •auU Don MeCartr
1mprOYod again lhla weok wh1ch
•nabl~ hlm to Uo lor Hnl at
II !l wllb H•ll Thomoa ILCl and
Bob Roy of Wlllam•Uo,
tk!u-cnt Dexter Mou l won lh
mJO In I S'J 7, whllu Rnndall nnd
Wtbber pll'k d liP cmd and
third Th, t.C b b;,ll l m' fQr
tun on lh• dl mond •udCI,.n11
tum• d trH lh better na th" LC
m• '' "on lhn: h rdfoultht b II·
IUIIIU
On Tuc d y plll)'Jn al Sc •
von l'nrk due to 11 wet F'"i ht!r
ltnld, the lctlm dclrntc.d tho
lc.:agu• I• dlnU l.lnUeld be11l elub,
n 11
'l'hl1 1111Mo m111lwd the hrtl
II!IIII\11 d[ fo•al lttT the Ltntl ld
I• m hm Hldlurdl p1li:hud lnW
th< lllhlh wh«m h• wu rebnvdl
by Cearn• Held
Ro)tr. McD nlel ~ lhe biJ
•I c:k f r l C. ptclttn up thre
hll on• b m ron \\ h h
brought In tWQ ruru.. AI l tth It
btn&o wt>rc Blil Flow• wi•h
doubt Dun Elllnlt ton lkil1
F• x and Bud Smith llh n
PIONEER STATISTICS
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Track1eam
Enters Meet
With lh• du.tl "'~"' ..... n be
hind tht>m th~ Pooni"!Cr lrlltk
t~quad head.a to Walla Wallll for
thl' Northwest Conte.renCIC! pre·
hmlnllriCJ nnd flnnls next '\llcek•
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Finish Soon
, nl' 1 r.l c" ol up In
tntnlmura.l tJ:tdminton t'OIJ\pcb
tlon or U1e ftvc raculty rnembcl"1
entered In pllly, only Eldon Ftx
hru1 been cllmin111ed rrom dwn·
puuuhip plAy. 'J'wp I) ronr by tlr l.l J ld
h;:!m ru:countcd for two m LC
twl$.
&.tun!ny ruh r F1eld w tlor.
lcltt of 11 doubl" t. dar wllh
Wtllumttle Wuh H rgcl ou of
th hrn:~D fc.r the n:m lnd r ()f
the USO'l, IJw 111td ~'d·UP L<'
ltn• up w c•;;lf.dl~ Smm• movo
lo ahllrtlltop, flOd tt hmon Lftrry
Obon movr lntD ltw rc:IUI'"
c ,tchtriJ! ~aUan fur tb!: fl.nt
hm th n
In the !tnrt b;, 11 ~~.Am., l..C pkk
t;.(! rona In tl ,. hnt lnnln& r.d
~~~ tn 11 ~ artary A combl·
tt:Jlltm ot thre bit., 1hr ~ b
ld an In th t r t proYi ed
r r ttae Wlll.on eltr downfAll
"Flowe brcuUht tn (I run
wlth dntibl and Rleh onb
kn()(' rn two runt th o
tn Ill '11\t> ott n-thr
m in on alkt and
The cecon.d billl an:
d!: td d unlJI th anntna 12
LC _,on 3-% Rlrhanh ..,,,.,
onl two run In the no1
t n
up
n
niQ&..!. tt.. ana f1 c hiU, ..-;......,,
tn r ne oUJd trilona out 14 b:lt
lcl'l
The two clutch batten w ne 1':1-
finCJOn lllld Smith Smllh piCked
up three hJU on,. ll1l oU-tm%rt-
ut homcn.an In the falth to ll • up
the baJlpma. Elll.nuon 01 four
bm.:r the key one be.ul~ " hom
run In th• t wt!llth to wln th••
ltllm" McD nlcl, Rlchonb, u.nd
F'ClX all picltCld up ,anu~es.
LC baJ cw.c remalnme b:lllpm
on 'Monday ••1th P:adnc.. If vie
tory IJI h:ld, the LC men \1; Ul end
op ln ue for ~nd pl cc With
College of Jd ho Linf.l.eld
CJDCht!<l the c:onfcrenec titlu
Divoteers Smash
Pacific Tenm,l&-1 Kcn.-nsky'~ mo\'t•mcut. Ute IO·
dnl revoluttcnartcs, alnwt~ th••1r
octh"lles nnd trt~'<l 111 con. olidntc
the country to gotn strength. But
thu "'a! n J!('rtod of chou and
the people "'•·re $Cp:.m l~od Ttw
cmpc:ror'l odvlll(!n; sug&C!Itcd put·
ung th• Cur'• son on the• thrown,
but 1t \\Ill! too late • .All ndmtn·
t~tmUvo morhmcry had broken
down J Kcrcnsky aatd, ''h wua
ome ktnd of bc.:mnmat tor
omc kmd o( unorch' Th•• pro r 1m tUJ b<'cn con
~1\"cd and plnnn~o-d a.s a "tm.,.el·
1ng s•~mtnar " with o selcc:llon
prOC"c» being W<'<i to ehOIO:Ic-onl)'
the most quahf11.od Jtudent.S. The
11roup wtll be lead by an out
j;landtnlo! prof~wr of Latm
Ament •n aUail'!l £~nMIO from Chile. won tbolr rO·
poet! .. malcbe egalnst LC op•
ponenta. Omu defoaJed Jay But•
lor 6·0 a.nd 6·1. Collowecl bf
£rnes1o who !mocked off Duane
Rh0<1darmor . &.J and 6-2.
An Auurnllan prooluct, Bob
Kerr, toppled Bud G11rrhton 6-0
nnd tl-1. whtle unothcr Chilean,
Humbcrt o Ra~rrn won th•• f1nal
I mnt<'h agnll•$t Rkh Bhu.ard.
")nnlllf" tl I ond 6 I JudJ.ng fTom the fOSUlb Of dUal
mMU the RC'O Ia wldo open Cor
tho conforeoc:. crown. The top
toanu a.r• LC. WWemoUo a.od
Wbltmaa . while ~anfletd 1.1 the
dotkhorM team in lha mMI. Th•
,..ce bolng so tight mak• ~ch
£ldoo Fix fHl thaJ 1M whual.n9
tnm •Ill be tho ooo that hap•
poa.a to ba•e a good dar.
Willemt:lte will be fawrcd to
toke the most fu1ot places wh\le
LC ahould also MVC. the1r shnre
or men tn lhe wmncn c1rcle. The
flnt ploccs will help. but the Pto·
nccrs wtll detinttel:t bl.• hindered
by 3 lack of dl'l'th r,x was bosled lrt Sldp Cal·
houn. Si9 £p. 15·10, IS·Il to ad•
.aoc:. to the ch&mpiaoablpa of
tho flnJ tUgh1. Arletgb Dod.son.
facuU.,, bMJ Ron StophorQOn.
Theta Chi. lS-13, 16·11. 15·4. and
will be Calhou.n 's oppoo.oD1 iD
the first tllghl cbamploaah1pL
In the ~Second fl~ht. W'Arreu
Smith, lnl'\llty, ddc11ted Ncll
Wc:bbcT of the Alpha's 11»--3, 1~
l! to advanc; to the scmlfallllls.
Hll opponl!nl '"lll be Fred Wll·
aon o! th" !•culty, who beat
l.,yrtn Willet, 'nle\11 Cba, 15-!J,
15--5. Bob Woodlt!, Wtlloa;eue • No.
l iUcku, ftred II l.hrcc-undez·par
G9 last Fr\day at Salem to 1f'.!ld
the Sea n:D u to thcu tCCOnd
5tn)ght 13·5 deciSion croer the LC
dl\-ot sqUAd.
~mor Ken McLeod W1l!l \tl('
only WUUlllll; Pion~r dlotmakcr
u SUit ~tc...:m. t~:m. tkd
tliS oppcment and l.he n:tnlllnder
of Coach Jim Goddont'a colfc:l'"ll
1~1 their m:all:bes. Bob CAnun
il'd t'kc local oew walh • n. bul
tiis opponent was Woodl~ "Wli"o tand the altuollon ? Not
myscU. Not any mombor of tho
gonm.aan t." bo said. Tboy ap·
poalod to the pooplo to holp bulld
and IUPJXIN a pollllcal orgoniiD· l.n orion.la!lon progr~ 'IFill
be bold ln Puerto AI~ boforo
tbo IJTOUP doparts on the 40·day
trlp iruo Poru.. Cblle. IUgontlno
ond Bru.U.
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BE'fWEEN FRIENDS ...
'l'h1'rt 1) s no/ hin g ltkr a Coke!
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Paclflc Coca-Cola Company of Portland, Oregon On Mar 9 th~ Ploneen mel tho
Padftc Badgen and l.Qit S 1.
with. Rhoadarmer the only LC
notman to wln H1l ac:oroo egalnat
Cor:GG• Long "'oro 6-l and 6 1.
The rcmulntnU mulch~ !!ndlod
1n Brad1,cr vtclorlcs.. Butler lo•t to
Davr LOwe, 11·3 und 11·2; Garruon
lost U·2 nnd ti-3 to Brad Ross:
Du~c Hockett ddcat~od Bli.nard.
tl-3 and 6 :: In the doubld, lhc
tcltll\ of Bulll-r and Bhzwrd loat
tl·O and 11·!1 to Lon.:: nnd Hoc:k·
dl whale l.owc nnd Ross 1.'<l&cd
Rh.Oildarmcr ond G11rri.J:,on, 6-3.
2-6 and 11~1 . Several NWC n:~nU ll~m tn
dan~tcr, 111 two record! have al
ready been bcttcr"l'd In dual
mccL" Conrad Sunclholm of LC
hill ron beller than two second!!
under the rtocord In lbe two mile
md Kt:n Ashlc)· or Wtllametm
hu htgh Jumped G-6~. whlch b
t~ inch,.. over the current
n:cord na atrolliJU I •••nJ for the
PionMr tblndod.l appHoJS to be
the low hurdlliL Addhacmal
polnil abould alto be chalked up
ln Jba h.l.gb h\miloo and lh• pole
<rault. Jim Goddard. faculll doWDed
Rof(:O Mc:DanlaL Phl Conu lS-4.
lS. II to auura hi mutt o( a uml
f lnal berth.
T'wo !clio\\ mtomben of U.mb-
4111•, Holl Thamu and Ncll Molr,
w11l m•·••l to deti(!J"m1111! Goddan!'s
oppont'nt In U\e IJ(!mlflnah of lh"
~d fli'ht.
Tbe softhe.U compotilioo has
aal atartad yet. ..a.od if the
woaihor cltlwa't lmpro•o . -mar
not get tt in. .. Eldon Fix. i.DJ:nl
mu.nl dlftdor. .aiel.
~O~I~IENT 1~BY
By Dou; Myou, Sport& £dUor
Remt:lllher last week' poru hcndllnCJ 1n lh~ Log-Ptooec!l"l Last
e-tc' Rathrr dillen:nt th.n wct"k, c:h? Th l.rDO:k team'• tre.m~nd o~
vtncm~; win over Wtllamt:llll makCl ttw 1'\on~ the favont<!ll tn
~: Contero.n~ meet this Saturdo)' In WaliA Walla.
Thl'V took l.he contN'Clncc t'hAmptonJh\ p lAsl y-en fb< has coocll(.od
1ix ~"ntctl!IIce chnmptonahlp teams In fourteen y.~rs ••• hclld t.rllck
coach. \hiJt year·~ ~uod ~uld be his hflccnth
TIW' ~rnc.r predicts t'tx'l eN\\' will tlo the job for htm, dopllc r~s
own pr:otc:~ta.
• • •
And ho"' about lhc ~ball !~;am 's double "'ns O\ c:r Wlllatnl·ttd
All year lone the Ptonctor eu~ ~~ hu ~~~ Ired to lh•• pltc:hllltl oi
George Held and Jim Richards. Tht:N •• no one elsl!o --.tto can do th
job tor the Paonl-el'l . Richud.• Is the Man of the Wtek -his \.I'Cmendow job In hurling
th~:> IRJt aune lnntngs wtthout lll\'11\1 up 11 run. under thr wont kmd
of pressure. was amaunl!. And H att\k~ouu and no walkl -wtlWI
• •
LC'& own Gnaham Griswold w1U ~nto:r l.ha NAl<\ D~&lnct ! Hall o!
Fame Saturday, 1\.fll)' !7. The ll!COnd 11nnual Hall of Fame Awards
Banquet w11l be held in Templeton Commol\l.
'nle oth~r two mentonua owards will £'0 to Johnny C&rpenter •
-porU dirfoclor of KO'IN·TV. and Dr. "Paul StaC&. v.•ho Is lc:&\'tnl Pa
cific Uruv .. rsil)' IIIler manr ye.an Ill footblall COilch land lllhl~uc
d\J't'Ctor. rd f LC d t'"
c;r~s .... old. o1. ~unc-. ts thainnan Of the ~>.-.. o an lUI ~
f\'knownt.O for bl• ,upport of NWC athh:ttcs. The C"Qllcaa can ~
tremendously proud of both Cr~&world and his honor •
• • •
The NAlA Dlatrlc\ l pla.)·otf• will be h~ld Ml\)' :O-li, TA;'Un&
part wiU bo PurUand State, .. hamplons or the OCC, and etthn
Plcltle or LC wtU ~preRnl the NWC. Eorh~ U\ the ,...eek. Ron Kt:o·
D.£Y, Ju.nlor. flrod 11 •• cdpng
Conhn b)' n uro'ke at Forut Htll.s
to lt•a.d the Pom~o-crs lo u lop
~d.ed 16~-1 'n vicl4t'f ova Ptt·
cilk. .("
Tomorro\lo momltll Dik l.on(!,
Pctcr10n. Cantm and clt.Mr Mc
Leod of ~ will leA\'\! ~th
C4aeh Godd.ud for the cnndln8
3&-bolc! NWC Ctuunplonship ot
Walt. \\'ulln. Wo.Sb.
Scartntt:
41.1)1) 00~ I)OWlt P&CID'tO w l. 'T 1'\a..
CUlt!& 7 • • ~· r.-o.cc Cl • 1 c: 1"ztlta- • I I :te -.:.....,. -t • 0 ll
aht• 2 • o •\i ••uta.-.- 11 o 1 'r ~ • 3 0 • Xcl- J a o ,~ :z...ac- 0 , 0 '
Operator Needs Info
n .a !Jlinbt.n~llon requests
that uU penoM -wbo sc:h~ule aU
campus evenu on the campus to
nolity tho telephone oftiet" as
well u the De:.n or Women.
lntonnation to be prov1dc~d ll'.c
ope.ntor hould mclude tht.l name
of tb~ aruup. ltind or meettnr:,
date, urn"' and plnC't1 10 lhll~ she
t'IUl ~ t2r qu· I 0111,
Alum Bails Out
Ll DIO·· .4 G Dn:..-cloW. '59
alum. ""-"-"~ ut!N out of
cnuh1n&: ]et ptranc 111 the N \"Ill
.o\uxilllley Air staUon at Klfl.P·
'ille, 'I'a. Dlt'\l-rlow 'III.'IU on a
trul~ mission and '111.--M r-eturn-
1111 10 tbe base v.·hn\ the era.sh
~-
Otqcmiat Sets Concert
Thr .. nttuate recital or or
£1AL:ot Gecrce Wtller wUI be
perfOlTDed SundllT. May ~1. •t 4
p m. 111 the First Presbyterian
Chwdl downtawn~
Wc:lkr, a stud~Jit ol James
Welty, wm plaJ orpn works that
ftpresent musical developmeut
frtlm dlto tunc: ot Bach ta the ClQn·
temponry music of R. Vauabn
WllllamJ. To Grade or Jot to Grade
An e<htor mw;mg over n ) t; r of wiJrk must m~H~bh
rom.. to tlh quc:slton f gmdcs nd cn.'<ht
Rc..~nth cx notor Kvcn Toaylor and the mt•mbcrs of h"r
pubic: rt'lat~ons ccmmlttC<.1 faded to plan the nnunl Lt-adet
slnp Retrt' t droppm the wh<Jle probi('M mto th~ lllp10 of the
• ne" o!f1~rs. ~ o gradl' \\ ns o!fi!I"Cd m thts actwlt,}
Rccenth th~ C'tlmpus \\'"llS w~--dcd nnd htK.--d b) 250 pt'I'SOil. •
~o grade " !: olfercd \n this nctid~
Man~ ather a~U\it1cs ha'" mnnnged to sun''' e \\ uhoul
crad Onh this one hn. fllued
1lus «SiJtor bOJI('S that \he no-grade plltc·y Wlll COnllDUi!
Studens should be held for what the)· ns re~ns1blc pt>H()JU
Cllll do. \\then the) fad tO act respilll."~bl:lP they are nt> longer
n eded and should be .censured by theu peers.
Tbc front-~c Lo edttariat often mlSlnU:!.rpretcd was a
p1 for ·respon."lluh" nnd quaUh Thi! rcspon c was proof
that the Lo~ staff and contrt"butors an wttr'k for the mtcrcst
nd cduc::aUonal fun tn\--olved
\\"1th the (oundntton hid this ed1tor wishes the Dt'\\' editors
much sut"C"CSS :m the ni!X't cd1tJon and tn next ,.ellr's Logs.
News Service Keeps
College in Public Eye
8r Da.,., Sh&J!IIr,'
K~ LC m th mbdl ol
CL'"thv. ft' den lh;; wk or
th Col e N~ &--n'ltt a 1•1tk
kno ~t ~ oa
c::mpus. A ~ o! ~ fmu
pc ~ W C1aft -a-bast'
,c.b ~ fl!nd annllliH!nl b e .re-
IC'.J.Jif!S tD three Ptlrt1&nd c!a.~.~a:;-.
area ora~ radio, JCl!DC
It and O<:QQODIIQ' ~
THE Nt:WS Sc:"\-ace bei:diU
bJ publ~~DXAnl: LC
a01dt:niC: "-cll :u
;o;U. cur: l\ C1( :sen :e
P1'3 mto=ttOn em LC'
nd ITUStn·
11 Ct:J>Iis ~ l'!l" :a.:-
lMtr hamft01l"n news-
&mJ:: of t1:r b.'"'Oiatl ClO\ c:111 c
br U: !\Cli"J ~ acc co-. ers
b\Of: t!ullrt1n boArd cnw th
de: af ~ G ~ J rnkms, DaW m
hrt l r.1b )"tar u dJrmQr
'l't;cy tlCh-.utick::; ;md pbotll!
m LC ~ ild.mt:. ohtw
~ e1 rum ttn miKlc:.
stu!irnt actl lif:s aru! columns.
ID ro:mr onl:r a (cw "f'w;P I! tM"'"
Fragment bound \'Olumcs or cllppinp tn
the colkJ:e ltbral') auc:n to the
thousandi ol lne.bt'S pubtuhe4
O\'C:: tbe ~ars..
MRS. .t • .as she u lied ~
~ wbo k:nOu hu, spends 3S
hours a ,.,~k on News Sen~~
'1l'lth lfour S1udr.nts ~'Orkmg a
ltl:IW at lG hours ~I" u-eclt. Fl\-e
umes ~ )~r ediu The>
Joumal o! LC. .,.hkn now hll$ 1
dJcgl:iwm ot more chan %0.000.
ln Adcltuan to these )OM, ~
mamta!m the coUete phato ftl~
U11Ch~ ,tomnalism and IC'"C:S as
an ad\'1301' \o 1be Planter Lo;
and PI Ddtn E:pL!on.
LC had '16.$ artid pnnted as
carnpartd to lilly .5.!(1 b t clOs
est ll>.ll .n ~bcr. 1960 One
~c had ani) 99 nrticlo an
the same penod F'or the year
cnd~Ul:: Dee. 31, LC blld ?853
n.rUcll':S p<~blished u cc:npared to
\\rill:a"lnrtlf' 5 ta~ 0~ l!tfn I:MOnd
tuih'sl output tn Ut areA.
StUDENtS could creaU~ hdp
0us servu:r by cneet:uu: 11."1Lb
~ J on dmaib ot theu-nc:
Uvltics G \\"f!cl: bcl~ e\'l!llls ot•
cur. The coal of the Neu.'S Sen•·
tee u to Rrve all dcpartmcntl
and on stu!hn'tl.
For Mike
By nm SwKio
A UfQI ~e' :Is t.om by all old J"''Uh
fnml the holy tomb aDd burned m~ :ritual
bdon-me. nu~-d:ro a last fr:tcmrr't af
cl~
-J loul4 .t a IO!!e)y pl"CP, bill dari: Wll.h o:tb"
ibme ~ )"DDU psalm, end I 'W%'enCh from
earih
wc.at 1I"OU1d In dan be mme. but now ia st6De.
1809
By Carrol T~Dd
Blrthda~ of Duwin, Poe and l,ancoln
Sd m,. l4zy b:aln to •hinkin'
How ID .rrmember the Ravco'a croak
And au thole wrtalhs Gf opium smoke
Ant! f!hcmc, and tbe: Gett,ySburc addl'eSI;
-Well' How we remember is anyooe"1 gu.eg
Olopill .Etn&. (of rev~)
And n.uwm·. ~ o1 Evohttlan :
Frmr .JtU~ ~ R'\"nl J .:ar1 c:o:
Cbop:n. Ltncoln. Duwin. Poe,-
Jln the e ol my memory, one date ts mlnr·
I au remember lG ,
Pool of Doubt
By Charla Haldan
~a.rlion· 11 ao lid, ~te,
an sma' or tautm.
A f'lXift t thou U CID .. me-
otlJl&. t'\"en carc!ul am·
&liS liOn
lt a lbouJ:hl ~ w medt
&a.UQla_
And t CO"olld be an nnfavomble ~ ar ob:lovuUon,
TtMI e of IOI1l!: npro ch or
un puuaUon,.
And u Q"DOD.rm -bow about
OOJ:tta ~ But u .a pc.ol, "'Rdlect!on d
DDl (11 tht!o ~tU.ulcm.
ZitJW, J'OU ~kc •RdJc:rt~"'" Into
CUC"luuUan.
And pl&a, ~DUns and ucljmt\"es
w CJ1l!IIli18Uail rea U<m.
Tb )'011 'Will h2~ t the proper
!annul: uon,
(The doUbtWl fAet tn alJ thu
4U.UU~Uon
Ia 'IL'Ual lJ ihl: pool ®Inc wl'~m
.na1 urulc:r IIC1"Il1in!AI5r.m ':)
.And ""R.dJcci.ma Pool" lh
pnlj)C'r cha.raru-nutlon Plo.NE'ER LOG
Bark of Log:
To tho EdUort
RE Bu'Ch Cro~
I hope ac:lt>r Cnnrnd "nudR'n
pl:l)ro i.hl' rol•• of John ~t"r
\\ tth piQunnQ !or the Pb of
rolumnbt Chari Clln-.), \\hO I
tru.'ll " Into thl' ~lt.'Phl.stophe
H n n:usaltoru in the dnlmn.
"Th~ l '"clbl• • Ttw polltJClll
haronru<!r who art>lt111rl1~ \!hoo.~
cs (C~k hall'l'AI to publ h tho
&b:ltltd vJllnlon th In hell'S,))
that D" ~ht EUfltl1o'\ t!r ts u n
dodt!:'l!ttd c-onscious ~nt of the
CommunL!t caruptrlit"\ M'h••
Pc!UUc:um" b) Robert Weld!) lt to
be d tstt..>d 11~ tor U~U~:JC.ll tiltc pro
cedure, fwt au a~ ~hJtJOUS
honlngucr ho, em the l~aru of
~ lcm wncihcru{t' chooses b'
arbltmQ pcmmnl opinton to dis·
nlls3 the:-N e\\ Tcstaml'n t 1 ,,,.'l t
nt'~ to dcmOlU.
P.lll McXowen
M10btn Conununitr Church
o1 c.nnon BMC.h.
To abe l:dltor.
o~ of lh"' llncs\ of all Demo
atitk Lnldttl ru ts tbllt wtuch nl·
lo\1 both Stdcs to full) p•doot
thelr rgumcntJ befare n dt.'
ciS.Ion ts nUJdc Last week's ae
Uon b) the nc\1 student sc.n111e
m pl110nn ThcUI Chl F'l11tcmJty
on IDCilll pt'llbauon bas awed me
to u onder tf thts ~~ lUll cXlSI:S
ar 11 too nu!Ufu:aUon of th1~
Dcmoenm c gu11r11 n r ~ is hid
dt~n p:l\1 cr of the Lc.-'' iJ nd Clllrk
liltudent ICMIC..
II u too bud that "'ht'.n the
mouan wus mDdc to put ThcUl
CN f'rutl'..ml~y on soc:1111 proba
uon end dlscUSSJon \\'US cillcd
:tor. no one ~nt had \he "is
clam to po.ml out the m03t ob
'IOUS t.IC1 ~ all -Theta Chi had
not been contacU!d about th ae-t on btomJ lUken 11nd lhc.n' "
no one ~e.nt n-all,) quallfh-cl to
SJM!IIk on llu tr beholC II \\UU!d
hii\'C ~n on ens;) thing for lh<'
cnntr ro tnblc th•• moUhn f\lr
''" k l•nllllhc frah•rnll) had b~en
rontael~ and f:IH!h chanc.: to
., !\f'laln th~lr po 1llc!ll II nu.:hl
''<'rv ''ell be th:at Tht.'\0 Chi
would •till ha\" be-;; n found d~ ..
1 1'h\j; of ~«:In I probauun, but
1 Uunk all "•II AI.Yf\'i wha•n I
1Q thll< b nut till' real L\5Ut•
Thr qu. lion ncm b. docs Lh~
stud,•nt ~nate h '~ the <'<~ttl'tll:<
tn ~P<'n thb lasuo• and <'ll.ltnln~
II u 1lh an o~n mmd• l:'ocs !lUI•
dent r.ennt(' h 'c the tOura~:c to
admit 1t mad" o mlstolro"
Krl• Johnaon.
To the Edilor1
At th• rUk of rehashtnll the
Am old tripe that hat been ap·
peonng and n-appeal'lng in the
bMk {Or u·htmpc'r, af ~ou '1\ Ill)
tn the put mll!U" "I'Cks, I'd hkl'
to c:h~r Ed E\'llns for final!,)·
U'"li\J: wh t rnnn) of us ho\ c
lclL
Then Wl" con1c to an 11pparcnt·
ly nc1\ '"lssu• "' that I!Ct'mS lo
~tern from an rtfclc by Gi:Orac
Gl'l"Cn m the MIU'Ch ~ issue Who
tli\"CS o bloody damn m lhc fint
placd If 11!\crybody \\Ould quit
$!tUng around cult\\''&Un.: ulc:,·rs
ntr d<~nll or ddtnding our dl'fi·
tulilm ot n quote "Cilnstum Col
lcJ;c," ond lc:l\ <' II as n mlllll'l
of personal prdN"Cnw lnsw.Jul of
U)"lng to cram it down C\ el')·
boch ctse's lhroat, pcoph• might -be! abli! to sec! thear •-a dear t(l
II (l'W tmporlant WUCS Dl hnnd
Ed McNeW.
P S. lt would be \ntcresung to
see liO\\ mall) people practice
what th~ have ~ pn:lldltna
Manager Outlines
Bookstore Operation
Br Marg&AJ Rudd
Boobtor. M&Dapr
1t u o1 the uunos' Importance
thAt C'-~ ~dent become fll·
miltllr ~A-1th the CJPI!rDt&on o:! he
books'..orc.. il aists oril) tD !uiLiU
~'OW nccdt and JJ! 11 ''hnl part of
)'OUT coU ~.., lilc.
An)• coll~tc a\ore as bnDcally
a n'i~ orc;;miDllon. The> IXUIJCU
m Hstmcn 1 &n lllOck of s.uch an
opct'llllon tJ m mcn:banc:hsc o! o
-n;quin:d nature ns oppased to
purel,r mdtnduol wantr or 'tm
pullc tt£mS. It u a store Of ll
P«Ulf~ nature and mwt
fuDC'Uan m a limiU!d en\'U'OD
mcnL h u expcc:tad to be sell
.suppol"llnJ:
\'0111' collq;e 5tore u apcnltcd
1:! month! o1 the year, dt~~:mc
only lor 5 l~al baUd&) s and a
'11.-ccl: at the end o1 the school
yen for tal cntO%')'
The maDJlter u well u the
other 1tore emplO)"ees r~lve
uloncs from the collet and a1
no ume receive an)" bon~
kn:k-bad~ ' or other eamJ)Cn5G
Uon. Tti<'Y lire membl!n of the
collet• ltaff similar to other
pt!DO!Ulcl.
The! polu::aeJ ot th~: boOlutore
wlth reff:l'f:nce to pricmc of
m~11nd12 arc u follows: new
bookJ an-all priced by the ~b
!Uhcs-.~ Lhte bool:nore has no dis. aet1oa to \"llr:)" pnces. fretiht and
tnm..qlOrta!Jon char&cs on m
comintt books nnd book returns
arc pDJd by the boola! tore u p11 rt
ot operatinc <!Xpcnst', supplies
cmd I!Widt'ies an-grn ern II) pre· ~ by the monataC'tun:r.
otheT\\•J.se mer'C'hnnd!:r muJt be
pnrocl DC("(lnlif!A: to o sU&ndard
Jl(!l cent bru;ed on the quality
and '•olumc pure.htlst.od. c:dn•me-
1> low prtc..'CI auppbcs an• not
ncccptllblt by the fucull)' or lh<'
students far college ~~~' cl we
Lnt;t.) e:~r, two .studenu mndc 11
research rnto the qu~uon ot oo
op ou ncnJup A aoss section ot
coU~es 1n the Unllc!d States of
r.lmllar enrollment clcorl)" lfho\1.'1
thnt w1th V(!J)' !eoa· cxccpUDD$
boakt.toli'S nrc colle:&e owned
The !ev.• small C'Gll~cs U'I>UC a
co-op hlld bec!.n U'icd ~ported
they .. hnd opented at n Joss due
to J:~c.lt ut dcqunre ftnanonn and
competent management and the
eolle&e h11d to take over the op.
emtion.•
&.slcally, both types of operu
UOIU oftu the same resu.IUI to the
sluden\L Tho c:o-op allen aav
IJ\i$ dirL-«:tly to the atud~:nll ln
n:b:atcs at th" end of tht· year
Tbl' college I>Wfll.-d aton! turnjl
bad: any profaU 11 muy ahow
over it& bookstore operur.lonal
".llpcr~S(:l, to ht·lp aubsJdiZ.t' fneltl.
t:c= u.ed by the :ttudeniJL
Us Make Misteoks?
E1 cry year lhe wual number
ol complninu reach the Loc of·
fice about the prrntcd lnaccur
ao And Log c:dtLOD ~ Tl!
qul11!d to f('lld oU thto WtDthful
wttb JOOihUJI! words and prom-
hn ~~~ notace~.
Yl:T THE publ:lc never VIC\1.'1
lh niliprmu lhat are e~~ught m
the GAllr) PT001I and "'~ from
the ~der"• criLiOil eye
Cllrtlul proofreaden cnU£trl. o
be dltne llbout Jh,. annuol pUlb·
II pane lhllt th printer hA4
dubbed, "'IUllluaJ Plllball dUDe.'"
And lt1 th H<rm~mln1 •:dltlon
flllduat Wf!n! lm!liJt lnvtied to
P :dum luntht.;on." A COMMENT nbout th• "mall·
dous do~uon Of dl'lnkl" In·
atead o1 dtnkt Q'tll aught jwt
bdo:t! prc:J Umc. A !amouJ
qJC«b 'II.~ almost relabeled the
<kU)'Iburk Add " Tho Port·
land Symphony nanowJy m1ued
hav~ iu pdnt, pops concert
printed up llJ the ~' pope
COOOl'r1."
On,. Lo llp:llollJ trom lU
proofrelldcrt, however, flO• 1 lCI
Alphlt C~a Sol\lra~y. Sc£·ma
no one ww th1at o type allp
ou~ t Into 11 ruther crnb11rro •
rme ncUv1ly PArC:ol.l' WM"'"'Jid
Th 1tocy n: d, ~Alpha Glimmaa
und thdr Jl#tMU w'ilJ prt.r at
9:30 lUll. .. Ole Backs Up
'Friend' Fitch
No'\"C'r \n II\)" bom d111,. did I think I \1 ould ~""' hO\'c• 1 &hlOp
to !he lon cl or ddcndlnC tn) "llood" friend the lnnk~-.·Pt·• · Rut lhcrt~
I'OmCS a tuno when, m nnlN· to pn!.>t•n.·t• th•• .\mt•rlcou "ny ot lit~.
on• mmt 1Uc up 1n r•••hh:nuJ '' mth llgam I IUch C"rilh .. who wou14
dt•m th.-1'\•ndt•rtl of lhls tabloid nnythlll~! l>ut th11 typt• n! nrlcll• whl~h
would lwlp lhrm in "tilrl\'1111: IO\\nrd lllltJII('c'lunhsm"
TO 81: SlTR£. '"'en I would CI\JOY an entre ~-dllu111 of tlw Loll 111\ ''"
O\'Ct to llr. Btl! Stllflord'a poc:ms -la• n pockt·l '-'<hllnn of l>n rtltr.
rtnfllun'a hook on phllol!Ophy and faith -to 11 complelo• seor. ou Mr
Stt~nlt•\ Glanam', m w eantllln -BUT the t..og 1 ~1nvtn11 to tnt..'tl
the nr'i'ds vf A1Jl. It'• re11dcrs (both o( lh«'m -mt 11nd Fllchll nnd
did .lou C\ ~r :cc ~ ncw-sp:~pcr compost'd enuch tiC cd\torloll?
But nno c:m ~ec the ~11111'11 o( thr. LOC ftrn lmpuuol -tho•y EVEN
print cammcnU by such write~ 111 our 4 0 frlt•nd \lohou CJ hot atr to
pill\" hannt'lnlc!l!l (\\ ilh BOOl'S an )Ct1) l \loould aur.gi'St hll rcrcnd h{1
own rt.tcment "Tiw ll'ttcrs that A~ ~rmatled to be pnntr.d In tho
1 • I tniY dor'l help the lllUIIl!OII , , "
NOW tF YOU n :a.ll)' wvnt to '"' anh ll~Lunl, thmk 11buuth THJS..
W• n ·nt. r td, ""c. the studcmll" "'uuld like hb or thnt, onl"
ptc1umcs he • CJCl)rt:.ssmg lh~ opmlon of lh• mnJCJnty (If atud<'n~
\\"115 nn Ddcquatc samp'lt.ng made Jn ordl'r to obtntn this op\nt(ll\4 Did
thi' wrttcr conduct o poll to detcm1lnc lhnt whtch lJ n!llll)' the opm1nn
of the ltndrnl8"
On~ Is too prone to au back and lilY I don't hkc P.)mcthm£
thcn-fore no one likes tl. The cnUn: fourth p;~ac of lht• Mill' 10
e<ilht>n or the Log wu dcvot~ lo the llllltc·d nnd pro~r.d PURPOSE;
ot hl.t lhlllttutlon (ph•asc note 1hnt thiS l'llumn wnJ •\l.SO n pnrt of
the ~th pagol) but I'm wlllmc to bet the ON14 V part whtch "ru NOT
rend b)' our c1allcs Wt\11 t1w four mtcllt~\unl llllll'm~·ns pr<•pnf\•d by
h .ll'llt.:d men on our faculty.
TO ME, thes" dlatcnwnts will mold thl• drJthl) of thts ~·ullt·s~· but
llo'' n: ny studt!nl$ took tht• Lime to rend th(·m7 Amt wh~· don't th•·y
read th•·mY BeQus~ Ole and thl' lnkN!pcr has Cl'\!rtll'd a wnv•• of
npath) on thts camptUI Talk about hon-wn•h ••• Get out \'(IUr
bottla: opc:twr, F:ttdl -J neccptl •
The Innkeeper
Stealing on Campus
Current LC Problem
B 1 Bob f"lteh
Thoa i& 100 much TH£rr on Jlus campus. THEFT 11 no longer n
probl<·m rescr\'cd for cfiKusstnl rn p :vrholo~ and o. lology .R'mmars.
the toplC' u crccpmg rnto many dmncr tabl~ canv~ 111lllioru. ~l's not
~;onllnut! to hide the problem because ~thtJ type of thing just doesn't
happen ot LC." Lc.-r's Cl!l the problem out 'n llw open und U1ko• somt•
corn-eli\'• m~o ~ ures.
Pil.FERf:RS ARE no longer
concrr n d '' Hh "httle ~tuff;"
stealing clothes from launcir:)·
rvams and sets uf dlilhe3 !rom
Sa£:1 is pns:re Equapment lt•aks
out ot thl• eym Ql thuu.:h the
walls "ere!' non·elu&tcnl, The
books'lon• ndmlth..odly hu n Cia&·
raJ&t problem. The mus1c: dept
safr hu been stolen tw1c--. J
knO\\" of more thllll $250 worth o4
achool and pnvato propcny that
hu \"Dnislu!'d-POOF! How much
can you odd up on your fmr.crs
and on your t~ and on your
Dc•l!hbor'a fmc"rs and toes • • "
Well. '1\ e can St'.nd out 11 \"lgll
unle party ond pick up tbc troU
under Platt·Hcr..'llrd bddg~ On
tho other hand, It ml&ht be valu
able to arrest uveral of the
lower c:ampw-clovcr·lovUll! lt:J)
f'c:'ChiUU for quesuontn~: As tar u
1 l:.'tn •"'! Uri• 1 tb.-cxl.llnt of our
p , · ·nt co~cttvc. rynem
TWO CHANCES wtU hll\"e to take place b••!orc our problem 111
soh·C'd. J.'inn, offl'ndrrs rnuat b.•
hl'ld tot.11h• reJiponslble f·ar their
act1onr. Proledtvr parents, mln
lllen. nnd udmlrustra tion muat
uot d1lu1e lht• nature o( thr of·
fcri$C by c:r) tng, an dcfcn t1 oC lhl
cnmsnal, "dt•cp down lnsidt: be's
n good pc~on." Bolh JC and
(that nn"}' old man) Fnud tell
us ltlat d-.'Cp down uutdr. Wl''re
thlnlunc about oun•!lves -let's
nol forget 1l!
~ndly, you and I mu.t toke
pauu to "'1101' L the cnmt.'J and
the o1lenders. And ll doe3 takt:
pam 10 di$close 11n offender,
fn<·nd or enl'nl)". Sll"ncc. tn the•
fuce of lhlll problem, not only
ahows a lac:k of ethical auu. but
promote• rcp1hbon of the! cram«!.
YeJ!, I'm po1nUn1 m~ flnflc•r_
ADMJNlSTR.ATION, atop dilut
mg thiJI probltrnl ASU:. lOp
supporltng thicvc:a!
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