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

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May, 28 1968 Volume 26, Number 46

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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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Pioneer Log Staff

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1968-05-28

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and \'cl:ul.l~1tlt \i.i11dir1r, \I|l'\'l—
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he 11-ted .1< 1repositorv ior
money CJFITI-ifltal tohlat-11 shi-
-it-nts, 1111s been smrtcd by171-.
led Firauti. \b1-iit Si-iﬁﬂ has.1111i _been t-mtrihutatl mus tar by
ta.-ult» members.
'l‘lie second proposal deals with
.ic.i1i1_-mic l§il§l.li\\‘8. \tutur—
Students ToReazive Degrees --~~---mu-é--n---1----~--j
Ai101st LCCoLewis anti \,l.1ii'lt'.\ W118 coin.
mencemciil t.‘xt~rtlSeS will take
place sutitiliy. Juno ll,atlp.m.
inGriswold stadium. II\i_\' year's
graduating class willhothellllst
inLL‘history.
ilachcloi oiAns ticgrecs will
be awnrticd tol-il students:
Ilocht-lot oi>ClL‘l'ic€', I3‘); Bach.
clor ulMusic, 5,lotatotal 111
2K5. I-ive ttiastt-r's tit-grees in
music etiiiciititiit anti teaching
will also begiven. Iiie1\Ot'(l\.
westvﬂi \€h0oI oiIawwill grad.
uate Hsnitients with Doctor oi
jurisprudence degrees. Iliis Ail.
gust, 42 students will receive
i1achclor's degrees.
ioninienccnient speaker willhe
|-iliii I~.A.liiylor. prutessor ni
pI'l|lnStiphy at hiicliigiin state
t'nivt-rsity. Ills topit will lid:
"‘l‘h1.- Put-lic Uommissloii 1-1tht:
llhersl /ins.“
llacctiiiiiireate services will
prt-t-ode cnttimancenient atlla.m.
at Wesuninstt.-r Preshytcrllitt
Church, lti2-i N,I»,Illincuck \t_,
Portliiml. |'ht~ Rov. J.1‘-ortloii
Verpliitilt, college chaplain, will
deliver theaddress, "speaking
Personally."mIIl€IlC€ ment
-\5p.m. reception ioigratin.
ates and gut-sis will beheld in
Stamin Dining Room, Templeton
toll»-pie Ccntt-r.
lhe third annual r\lliiYlYli I-‘t-_
union [laywillbeheld\:itiirt1ay,referred t11.11111-it \'erpl.inl1
llie sutnmi-r i.\l'll.'\'lLIlil)r\ plans
were reierred toNeil Murray.
lliriiu: PvIi\‘l€$ aretheconcern
111thetliinl prOpil5-ll, The cur-
riculum committee will becon-
tacted about the inclusion oi
bl-iclt history, hlaclt literature,
race and ethnic cultures and
June ti,itsplﬂ oithe 1~1trn. Swahili. Letters will besent to
mcncement weekeiitL Highlight.
trigthe1111-will beIr=~111111111
dinner at(1:30 p.m. init-mple.
tori. Muinni irom years ending
in'3Ind '3will celebrate class
rvilnions atthosame time.
I)r. liither jerslail. pmiessor
oitht-alt-r. will show the iilni,
"/Htierirans on liverest" and
relate hist:)q)t:t'ienCe5 asone ui
tour Anicricaiis it\reach thetop
oi1\lt. tvurw.-st inI903.
Service Held
Pentecost service willbeheld
We-int-sday. May29atll1i.ni.
inFv-ins Auditorium.
Keith Eide will direct the
brass .1Iidpt:rCLl§SlOl'l ensemble.
anti Gale Enger will serve as
organist-dirt.-nor oithecollegethe dean oiiacultv and tothe
business -iitice concerning steps
tubet.tI<rn tohire black person-
nelandiacultv members.
-\iourtii pri.1pti$.t| deals with
the uverS€J5 pr-1,-ram. The
overseas oilice will beadvised
titmake contact with an\h'ic:in
nation about the ptlSSlblIlW of
sending anoverseas group there.
The illth pro;-;\\s.il asks aper-
mant-nt eitriunae program be-
tween LCan-ipredominantly blaclt
c--lit-ges. Tliis hasbeen referred
tothetaciiity council and tothe
dean oistu-lens.
A!l\lh request. iormore blacii
speakers and black-oriented cul-
tural events, was reierred tothe
convocations committee, Cultural
events committee andSOFA.
°"°"“5' ta.{L§l'11111111511“: thatitbeincluded inany iurttier collegeactivities dealing with black
is-ail:--1.
I-llaclt §l\.ldl.‘l'll l'iiltln and the
>ti11.ient Aiiairs Committee will
meet again atnoon this I‘l'l1.lJY
toreview thereports turned in
bythe various committees and
stat! members.
Forum toVote-\llthree segments oitheLewis
antiClark community have chosen
their rcpt-est-ntattvcs tothecorn.
munity gUVCi"\'\YY\l‘i‘il ionitn tobu-
hcld 'l\it-sday, .\Iay 29at3p.m.
inDining Rooms l.~i.
$tudent ri:pt't'sent;itIvt:5 v-ill b-.-
junitir i‘-reg IJrle, sophomore we
Wt-si1:rt~<-rg and ireshmati Paul
Nelson, allmembers oithe student
!£'l'\1IlE.
I-acuity members will beDr.
Nell sabln. Dr.ltiilliam Staiiord
an-IWilliam Lewis. Representing
theadministration will beDr.]ohn
Richards irom theacademic sec.
tion, Dr. John Phillips irom the
business segment andNeilh-lurrsy
irom the stu-lent personnel see.
tiuti.
knyonc may express opinions
atthei-rum. hitonly these nine
people will beable tovote. ﬁles:
some ntne will have iitial re-
spoiisiblllry iordrawing up.1con-
stitution which will bepresented
tothecommunity neitt year. it
must beapproval byallthree
segments betorc itcantake ei.
iect.
Ont‘ problem seen bystudent
chairman SueMt-sterberg isde_
cidlng theproper place oievery.
one inthecommunity. Since the
°"¢‘Swtrtiment will runtheentire
college, responsibility ior such
groups asSaga must beplaced.
The government will also have to
work under thejiirlstiiction oithe
Hoard oi‘h-ustees.‘1
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Views and Revit wsDiscoura 'n i'.'’glg _ Culinary Treats
OrHow T0GetNowhere ByNotReally Trying
\Vhere:is: \l/0started theyear with aliiteiiy editorial.
Webased most oitheeditorial policy oftheyear ontl$SOl‘l,Gti |>ilL‘i\.\'
sublects.
There ‘arc just asiiian_\' things tohitch about :itthet‘ii(ioftheyear
asthere were atthebeginning.
Beithereby known that:
We will finish theyear with :ibitchy t‘,(iii0l‘llli, hopefully filling any
gaps wemay have left.
The only problem with the ;ibi)\'c
statement isthat notonly are there
asmany things tohitch about asthere
have been inthepast, but ingeneral
they are thesame things. The well-
known pattern oftheCollege issimply
notopen tochange.
The student senate isstill nothing
more thzui arehearsal (‘i\1\.llli>43l‘ for
great statesmen waiting tobedis-
covered. l-Zach discussion ofissues
(issues?) isled bythesame people
inthesame maniier week after week.
Atone lime. inour idealism. wewoii-
dered why the students ingeneral
paid noattention tosenate, but then
wewent toour first meeting anddis-
covered why thestudents don't care.
The question changed to“Why domost
ofthesenators even bother?"
'l'he community governmentproposal
may sonieday become reality, andwe
hnve editoririlized initsfavor, but
sometimes \\t?must wonder ifitwill
really make that much difference.
The red tape that itssupporters have
endured isamazing, hut itseems to
follw thesame pattern that itdidfor
theillUEl'ViSli1ltiOll proposal (better
known tomoney-givers from off
campus as“\Vho knows what those
innocent kids might discover ifwe
lc-ave them alone like that?"), Anew
intervis experiment isbeing planned
fornext year, butdoes anyone really
believe there might beachance of
itspassing?
While we're onthesubject ofliv-
ing arrangements, has anyone ever
considered the possibility ofincor-
porating alawenforcement school into
the curriculum? After anRA has
signed hiscontract andserved inhis
position for aterm orso, we're
sure hecould receive some advance
placement. When hewas finished,
hecould join thesearch forcrime
and immorality on anever larger
scale. Or isitmore fun tojust
play baby-sitter toone‘s peers?
ingeneral, the college adminis-
tration isprobably concerned with
providing agood academically-
oriented college forpeople who truly
want tolearn, but once inawhile
some reassurance would benice. The
Happy Jack's Day Camp image por-
trayed bythedevelopment office ex-
ists nowhere. inspite ofthefolder
they distributed asking forcontribu-
tions tothegymnasium fund, weas-
sure anyoff-campus types whomight
bereading this thatwehave advanced
beyond theprimer stage. Wehave
noidea what theresults have been
from the folder, but itisem-
barrassing tioexplain whyyour col-
lege would send outaipamphlet en-
titled “Rim, Jim, Run." Stop, De-
velqiment Office. Stopi
italso seems that when Dr.How-
ardreturned from histriptoMexico,
there was alotofwork waiting on
hisdesk. buthediscovered hehadan opportuiiity toplay gull with
Billy llriihani that day. (lther meni-
bers ofthe adniinistratioii sizzleil,
but tonoavail. llytheway, llilly,
what isyour recent secret for rais-
ingmoney‘)
The chapel onthehilltop will bea
dead issue bythe time school starts
again next year, but the building
progriirii will not. It's time tochan-
ncltheentire effort into finding some
way tofinance the science building.
The facilities inlloDiiie and Pcehles
are :irnaZiiigly good, coiisiilering what
there istowork \\ith, but ani:iziiigly
had incomparison towhat could be
intheir place.
Agood science faculty isneces-
sary before LC can 1».-coine llgreat
ore\'eii Llgood college, buta$(i0(),t)tlt)
chapel with suspended pipe organ (or
whatever theplan isthis week) isnot.
Perhaps God will hesoplea.~;i~d with
our monument tohis glory that lie
will perform llmiracle andtransform
l3oDine into :ibeautiful sch.-iice coni-
plex. Or maybe hewill perlorin a
miracle and transform thewhole col-
lege into apile ofashes. Incase oi
the latter, the insurance money would
be fantastic, and the tourist trade
would bebettcr than ifwereally
didhave Ja.panland.
The brightest spot inthe college
scene has tobethe LCfaculty. it
ismade upofanincreasing number
offairly young, liberal scholars who,
by continually applying pressure to
both thestudent body and the admin-
istration, have been able tobring
about several good changes. The
curriculum committee inparticular
stands out as:1progressive body.
Their open hearings before each im-
portant decision have made itpossible
for any interested person toairhis
views.
Foremost among their achieve-
ments isprobably the approval ofii
skeleton pass-fall grading system.
We suspect that not many students
will use itatfirst, but the oppor-
tunity isavailable forthose who can
use ittoadvantage. lntheLog's
survey ofdepartments, wefound that
almost allofthem have opened the
majority oftheir curriculum tothe
system.
inclosing, may wesaytoallthose
whom we have offended during the
course oftheyear, thepleasure has
been allours. ifthere isanyone
wemight have missed, weassure
you itwas notintentional andthere
isnoneed tofeel cheated, There
are good and bad parts toevery-
thing, butwehave stressed thebad
onthepremise that emphasis inthese
areas would bring themost needed
improvements asquickly aspossible.
ingeneral there have been nogreat
changes, butperhaps there have been
some subtle beginnings hidden some-
where that niight onedayberecog-
nized asprogress. E.P.iiy,]iinlniiilesnn
Hhll AND t'ill|’\ aft‘ltiril toiliiil, l'V|‘ﬂ ponfiy prrpari-d, Pnrtl
liar: “(qu’I'l\i a\A‘unii('l’fl|i lliilv lleli llliirliips place \\hi('il isexcellent
RI/\N'\ lslocated onthe “L'.lV('I'14In-“i|i5\ii'lll'i"ﬂll\\1ily]USi across lrn
Jnew ‘nfeway S(()l'l‘ i\('(nl’t' lii('Raleigh innlenler. Ilielh
|ll}ZlY’\iiOlll<l |l'l\[\nl1lIil ini'\>il andVlnps are niiy_iii llliticiiii-p hllier
i.isiy hiilihui. anilliriii (MP5 (l-rent illl'1("1 livtiit‘ un-lnlilaicd). RIAN‘
llshﬂflli(hips is.illililu andniiirr. lriiviiliiiﬂf willgive youlldell
CIUUS Change nlpace |uli\.‘i\ orilinner orililff-[he-IIlI\V\(‘-51'}-‘Id
The building issmall tiultheiiL‘Cl)l" lsvery romlortatvlc andca!
andyonwan‘! lcclniiioipl-ire tngnihhlesi.
(;t)tll) (‘Ol?i-l-l- isp~irtltul.irly ti.-int luiind. Tlicreis none onot
» I
nlei
'~not.1
i‘.\|f|lillP Hill, save the L.ingu.igc l)epJ|1l'Iivnl pin. 5U[X'l"i\(0ﬂ _,,e|;
ilupcnils onI\\IO|llCl\'iI‘N; ihi~i~¢-am anililieimkt-r. Thehost any toiiinkc 5,,,.,-,,|
mﬂee, shine my rliconly way. istoilripli. /isihisisatlvusinll ll ill
lirulr forll\ll5l hius.lhep(‘i"(‘\ll.illir Ft‘lhi\if‘iS. This Ill(‘Ii|l\4i islool hm,
proof itsonic elevncniiiry insrrucilnns lirelollnw--ii. Youmiisi notus
riiiinc than tint‘ l'l)U|lli(‘\i tiitilt-spoon peicup4|"K‘One[orthepm,forin
ftl"(‘l’ musi nnitwilL‘I\Vy antistrong. llSnyoutIi5le only thect-lit-cilv
bitterness inii nlls citover-rookul beans. llyou riln, Innke the roﬂeirlsii
liss, l
.iIii!ll|
ncovr
in'=iii.'ill twncln-s: four losixcups: aithevnosi. (‘alien liI)(*S liiilam ,.;|C,,|
well, andshiiulil hedrunk assoon alter iiiaktng aspossible. ‘
Till Rtl)\\'\(-UN itiffl Illtilstisilii»only place inPnrilanil l
gel avaricii icletllon oiSuperb, in-sli rnlSlui coffee itt‘i1llS. Wit‘It. ll
nconl
Ruiz
close tn[M0liIlZ1:!| kind! llltlll]'Xil"l(‘\l ciilfu-5 you'll "HiinoneDi ,,,,
iI\'!(iI\lii(Jliili blends \\ill(‘il mate cutie» lmaiiuai. Their ¢ail¢¢,,,,,.,{,,corn-<1ly tircwi-ii, iniikes ilrinklnp, (‘tillers inexperience mlw cherished M,“
Hie Rut \\.ig<in roasts their awn beans cvury \\eck andwill grind .ileii
pnnnil toryour poi. K,be
llyulll’ i.<:=it- runs lllit'll(ili<- llaulii kiﬂli) youwill llniliihall.
ilorrri blends inboth rill le.iI Jlili bags. lreriiniliiemi slilﬂlng wi
theRoll \\'.i,;1in \p-~cl;il iii(‘Ilii, int-n li\iiVill§‘_ toPvnivlun (.|llllie rirtiurins
icnll
|\’l€llC
nrKima (iiliiiinngli-r). \\li.iivvi~r youUlltiupwlili, their cotter sin».Hm
lri-sh ilﬂliilellclnus inilivUﬂlihiiii!‘pat. \1.lltheWellliiei \l<><*:| llll[1i‘\\\'L' miyiliiit-cllike(‘ﬂlilly,il|Ilt‘iluVl ||-he
pain» n-yTlll t\RNIV'\l_ nillit'n\iiil;1,<’l, pasttheiruio Medic:
selmnl in-ttilW\'ll lhr hill. llwi]l’l' ixi\.l|lli1l|l'gt‘l"S, I-uililt‘y .'\l’L'l .
Ierrari oitheirn-n~; big. juny .|nil ll|(*.|lY, uh.iilllnoi]l|'~ll therigii
consistency. they are unbt-.ii.ii~lc,
llyou wanl jusi soup, iln-irs isvrry tasty ll1i|l"lt‘i| -l1l4i(lY|Ill‘
v-lih ll'l('ill‘\i (ilr'i‘S(‘ on.\tiun. ii('~’\l'I'l.\ .1r1-perhaps thvlieil. Y
can ihnuse .iny litil\|u1i'n fresh, \iliii'i4‘~fllleii gimillcs which xireil
excellent “ll-ill‘ lu-I<iL'ii)'illill| mi-.il. I‘li<-y lll?have _~,e.iis inside, J
any place inl'orrlanil niust. iﬂiili\i'~;< .iri‘ pally lit-(‘r1i’ﬂH'ti intn
aiiiinspln-re of_-yes, .i\'\|l.\'l\‘!\l _The tnrnival isalso llp<‘nlI
l'\|)‘_i\l\' aslate asRlan‘<: ll;tli. ‘ii-yiliein forplvacnriiiliverslnns
\new kind atconcert lsplalined hv the Lewis and Cl-irk Stfiq
Ou;irreL inanelluri Ininvolve uie.iinlivm-c innivmusic, U11‘qu-1rliar c
ant,
LiLi
.lilSl!
ivmry
ilurc
emu:
ell, l
iiglc
s,yo
»Saul
"Bui
telwill play ininlorriml concert inl'.iin.n~.ick inniitlii lll7:-i0- ‘ms
minllellam, iil'5lVluiil\,‘1Ji|ll at-iumquartet ismoving outI"*1![vans Auditorium to"yo inthearilon; inuuinwhere thesruilcn
are." Dieprmzram will cun~i-i ul<¢elo<’ted rliiwelnvntn (mm quar
lets by the .‘\merir.i|\ CIJll\p(l\'t‘\'\ Charles Ives and Siimuvl linrhcr
l-rench impressionist Claude l>ebn-sy -indllWin ct-iiniry iiohvmia
composer, Bedricli Smeuizi. lrneszi li|o~'h'5 lull quartet, "The Sec
and r)u.iriei." tiletr.-iinired wnrk, was \NI'|!lL‘|\ inW46 whtlrhc wa
-‘lresidciii olM:-it: Beach anthetiremivi roast.
Alier theconccri liierc willbeAlshort r<-cepnun wiili reii-e<iimi~nts
inprovide theaudit-vim» with achance tonilkwith Ult‘players Jhou
themusic. iishould prove Hill‘(llthemore .~;iimul.iiiiig andl'I\]L)yC|i!|
C\)nCer'tS ultheyear.
While writing this lnsi culunin oiilie ye-M‘. itspasit-venisa
crises return like theghost ofllnmlz-i‘s lather. Balm unsure
what they l'l'\(‘ﬂill, wecannot know what will happr.-n m.-xi year. (hr
nilniy ioiicurious iindopen mind Kileyr.-nr hasnotbeen ihill.
The lngn.-dienis ior amcaninglul year are going toremain:
long asour splrli and desire does. Wewlllbrlngrhcm biicku'\'i'"\C.
"Y.
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part oiusintheliill. Radical andnew ideas. irom theaviini-gn ~"11,
inthe nris, tocommunity government, ioblack power andthein!-
oltwo dozen new andentirely different students, willizlve usiibl
onwhich lobuild nnew campus society. They arerealistic andcon
creie challanges, I10!merely academic ones.
lllhave iiiiimcs been harsh, itwasbecause ofconcern iindtrust
rrnilun about I4-wis and Clark iindmytcllow siudcnis. llizive iriei
topresent prnvociiilvc views onVnrlcd subjects. llViews andRe
views has helped Stimulate ihuxking, lispurpose hasbeen iulllll
Wlili this may lthank nilofyou, especially myedliar, andwt:
yougood lurk andpence thissummer.
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primary csKLC and the Oregon Col-
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That's Tuesday, May 28th
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College. 0615 S.W. Pniiiiinc Hill Road. Portland. Ore, 97219.
Published twice weekly during the school year. Second class
postage paid llPortlandi Ore.
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illlThe Hit-[is
(llPulzilinrlllnote:
tl Ihe following wit-l originally
Ilent yncelved and written liyMr,
fro men itsa[lime of“etuhjt-rtive
ll r-wry," torunaw.-ifeature Ill
Illﬁr 1t‘Lint, Inaccortizillce with c'lI—
AN‘nnupolicy, JII1alteriii.=inn.<innrieli ithMr. I-isen, itisheinit run
tacit <nletter tothecditur.
'3 iitheI-ditiir:
l1ir--:tudr~nt sl:rikt- was lilUIlLl|L'(.l
"'~‘"'~.4|campus Bi'iVll"tJti7Ytt'ilt illlC-
°" .itely representative ofthe
lh‘ in-rnl level offr-cal material
lillf .itiIl\mi)<.lt'Slly rders toitsicll
|“°1 =humanity, l.e., t-oinnnin man,
I"! li*l€llIif\ rlvillmtlull, middle-
!‘lllltSS, classlr-es, free fmclrly, hu-
ctlvtinlﬁtlc, ilttlrlocrlitlc man. (If,
oife ncomniunist, n0I'iSOCli1ll5ll. nun.
wta nilcnl. I1on4i'i'ilCk. nnn_klkc. nun-
lp,non-niitltvr. non-5p|C. ntin-
"<1! nconfotmity: inshort, lion-nun.
\\ilVIhut I,l‘rll|<Ill'il\ (liI|l'ii(ICl' that
"lllnn,played nI-ii'tlIIIt.ilit ri>lc—
"°=-ithnut §i)tiiIfiCailCe—iti itsur-
"‘°\l iniziitiiiii despite mynotiexist»
It“!Ilciidfiriliip rluiillue->., Iiellefti.
nibetter liidl'|T\ClII may ]n=itify . ], .
"I"n-pubiectlve, r.imhliili'.. and
WI tenimpertinent account. ‘(Ion-
"""i<tcncy isnovirniel“
M lhis i.-iastory oimI:.
'\falitasy ofunrcqultcd love.
onIiilhe unlikely Ie-ider andoriltiw
"I" nor ofthe5(1idf.‘t\t Iront, oriii.
viiinni,wayt.ynn. SecLynni"\ii'1.Pith r,Lynn hrave. “leeLynn tliiiik,
Lytin selloutl Why’ lic-
Y.iIlSl! Lynn wished tohave .1false
Ii'I0l'Y tndeny uie renlity oilv|IlL‘
HJilure. l.ynn lonltcd iorziheroic
"'“cmury. nines Wliy, §otlldI,
“"‘ell,Lynn, Ishallmzlkrusinto‘mu .igir lluroes, Vie! dream about
“"5i=,youInthedorms. "you men
[fl iSaul."
M,"But Lynn." tSaid,~L.cElli»
rnts arenotgoing tostrike.
J, IlutLynn waswith Iom Ilayden
tn irricadeti IllCnlunihi-1 UnIVi:i'~
“M. lty. Lytin was killing hislather
rim. lid looking with lust toward
mu'rnommy." Lynn was inthe
58¢ stasy oilrictionlt-5~; motion.
W;vnn's environitlvtit had become
l.istic_ What iitease themind is.
...,“ l)i5t.rICl .ittortlcy'< office. "tint
Jbou llydid youdoit,son"" "IIe~
vain .ai.<e," mid I,"Itvacexcitinlt,“
't'.istr.ite him," said theI).A.
Ihe Stud:-nt Iront movement
‘-ii nultht tochange thedecision-
ire tlkinil arrangement ofLCto
C41’ ,ivestudents andfaculty Limore
lireci role inIlnal decisions that
ll"-‘I renow made byPresident How-
CkIrdandtheTrustees.
BI‘ "The establishtnent becomes
I"! generate when the academic
bl ed< ofthecollege are sacri-
lcon‘ I(‘2d {Dtl'iL' ﬂcﬁl (ifone elderly
Aldy for.1$t>0(i,fX'l(l memorial,"
|'\-|5‘I.lld (l0d.
"191 Lynn and Iwt inmydorm
tiReﬂcttcrs totheﬂoglounge Sunday evening wondering
Ilnw wewere igoirut, togetenough
siltnacurcu. Simple! Wegotsir
cute i1,Ii'l5 towork thedinner line.
Mint they gotbesides siittiziniresi
wasnotourconcern.
Uecisiioiirz lhld been made pre-
vious tothls. Nodirt-ct inter-
ference with theadininnirrative
Jpptir-‘i[\i5 would iI(‘(‘ui'. Nollam-
perinlt oirel',I--tr.ltion, Nohurri‘
ratiiiut uurqelvui into i‘.ilitin--.
l\'l|y' Lynn knew Itwan hetaune
not Cl\(|U)',ll studenni would p.ir~
tirlpate. \\eboth iinew that we
iiidn't want toyet toe.-.ed outnt
school.
lite revolution‘-= fir<t act -it
cowardice. The Iront was or-
i',II|lIIed not becausv we llilil .i
~-mike Inreform ulthecullvitc
but because wt: wanted ex-
citement, \low (‘ll(’-lp thrills
that thecrow-I would noior. Iiut
tin.tit-twits secure below.
Monday lnoruinit lil'$'§Ul'l'\l
Iiean 'SInit1ii)i'i‘- th-itiiﬁtrlki: would
probably not materialize. Ihlt
mime murnlnv Lynn hcttan cert‘
ouﬁ‘negotlouons with student hotly
officers.
Ilie revolution's secoiid actoi
C<iW.\i'tlICtI wait our ciiiiwe then
unjust because our hand~; were
sioiletll Ifyou believe that LC
would bemore effective ifLC
:\I'\.ldﬁntS and faculty could have
.ilarlter role inmnkIti,\' lltiiil
decision-1 .ii'aln.<t thewill oithe
prcsent power '$Il"L|K(\lI'¢, thcii nu.
Iamnotthatcure.
This isnotInnaythat Iliod
President l|owar~d's value sy-ateni
acceptable. _Ihat would take the
acuinen ofreinforced steel. But
one would he.itlault todeny
his effectiveness inreconstitu-
tini: this instinition irom ahack-
wash nonentity, liis energetic
leiiderqliip paralleled aperiod of
itrowtli and now that that period
isnearing itsnadir heseems
much less suited torrealizing
theflowerliiil, academic needs.
The college". vecond trans-
formation lstocome. Iiecause
heiswhat heis,and this is
not top£iS$ judgment, hehas
sowed the set-ds of.1/.lon he
will never buable tolead us
to. For him the idca ofcon-
structing ii"japan L.ind" i>J
logical mennil step consistent
with hisenergy, ability, andcon-
ceptual sclicme, butthat many of
usperceive it-isfolly, orworse,
insatiity, i5notinsilttlificant.
Ijust finished pouring myself
the last atMary [i.irnvItch's
scotch, and tiius armed, Ibegun
topursue my social role and
circulate through ilr, R.issekIi's
§'pJCl0\iS living room. Theusual
ltroup had notyetassembled tn
ltrect thereading week persoiiriIi-
ties and qliare with them ataste-
Iessly prepared lmrbeque ...ill
null‘ Iionor. That suited melust
Ilnc and Ienjoyed thefew brief
1'51. SELWYN HAL'BuT’$ ALLst/ins
//yy, ,‘
5\/l 'ark
.2‘
ll? /DARK Mcii'r.. PLEASE-
;.-.=lKt?)5'#3; /73""I‘,"5'1I\moments before Lhllahan woulu
inevitably launch intohisvocifer-
ous but naivc leCturc5t onthe
politics ofMcCarthyir1m.Fuller, llconvlnclnit, caricature
ofII.Rap Brown, was outside
ititwcrly remaining aloof. Claude
Iii-own wart enveloped inthell-ill~
way liyFr-"ink Dilluw'-1 tranelike
figure. Intheliving, room Tnm
Ilaytien ~i.it-ilone. liewas‘lmlrk.
lny. Illa~\liy,ltt iiiscomliture sug-
ltusleil that hewas among tin-
enetny which, nonetheless, fancied
lt5l('ll hi-1friend. "Revolutions
should nt-ver beledbybourlteols
remn.inn<l."
More toth--point. "There ain't
i'0it1i'. inbenorevolution."
lh.it helnv, thecharacter ofI.t’,
why theStudunt l'rwili movement?
fired nithevicariou-., Iltueﬂs,
Ixcittlhctii, II1U("<\'. '»'othat
hc<'.iu~;t: wewere more pure we
ruulti he-lllpurentidthey,on
enemy, allevil, lliat l<what a
revolution I-5about. It's never
ahtiut truth. rmly thoambivalent
.lr4- <.1crt<iI.
Iican ll.|wley wanted part ofthe
pie, liewanted thesiitnatiirc-J;
In;wanted many ofourit->.il‘;. Ile
wanlrll Ill|l'prtictﬁs. Iluwantt-ii
power, Notlilm wrnni‘. inthat.
llcknew the iuime hotter than
wearid, unlike us»,hewas will-
inl-,tnplaylnrit-ep»;
Thentiiect nlthe_-tutlrnt I-root
was;"real" FVIWOF, whether dc-
<crve<i ornut, lheltrievantesz
were se<ond.irv. \tudctitIrt;VEt‘|i-
ment Inled hyI)e.ill lliiwley who
keep: one step .ihe.id ofstu-
tient ll€ITl.lI\'l.‘i and even l\t'lp< to
lteneritc them. Colin luhb< is.i
nice guy. Soistireitit Earle.
loo nice tout\d¢i"H'Lit\d how the
itame isplayed.
Because theDean needs tohave
control, then thesecret, ifyou
like dueprocess. istokeep one
step ahead, FSCJIIIIE demands,
make outrageous demands, ISSLIU
rhre,1r5_ Only then can §!\|ilI‘nI
itovernmenr have theleverage it
needs tocall theplays.
But iiwearegetting most oi
what wewant, iftheDean ison
our side, why? Idon't know.
Personally Iam h.iPPY- Per-
sonally, Ilike theDean. Iixcept
forhisgrin. lieshows toomuch
byit. "bet thevictorious watch
their faces l6! they give their
hearts away."
It.iIIboils down towhether or
notyoubelieve insnident-faculty
solidarity. The enemy, theso-
called enemy, does notexist un-
less you fantasize itsexistence.
The conflict isoneofvalues and
Isuspect isbi.-st served bysome
concern fortruth. Somehow, for
me, an academic environment
should play adifferent gums.
Those who see theStudent Front
asevil, orPresident Howard as
evil. orStudent Government as
evil, ortheDeon asevilareun-
mitigated fools. Those who be-
lieve that their position isright
should expect nomore than ii
lustandfairhearing.
‘lhat our Student Front might
have fully succeeded, although we
never even expected thecon-
cessions wedidwin, would have
been thegreatest injustice ofall.
That our situation iscomparable
toColumbia ispure naivete.
Those whowant andexpect simple
answers aresimple peoule.
Asior me, Igot myexcite-
ment which isalllever really
lnrgained for. AsfortheSni-
dent Front, ithelped toclarify
issua, reflect some general sm-
dent dissatisfaction. andenergize
student government.
Lynn and Inever wanted the
power ourselves. We were
anxious toallow themovement.
ifItsucceeded, tnelect it:owti
leaders. Inshort, wehad no
real smite. Lynn wnnind topre-
serve themyth ofourmovement.
Idon't. Wewere asunclean ls
ourenemy. That ourhistorians
will beorarealready forgotten
isgood. Those anxious toplay
Tom Hayden‘: game had better
beprepared totellhislies.
Selvlri R.Eisen
Cllas of'60Fond FarewelllotheEditor:
Although only afewstudents of
the tllouslnds with whom I've
worketi llI.t.-wls mtlillurkthrough
uieyear: Irv:nowoncampus,
I'dlike toany nwlrm thank
you tothemany oiyouwhohave
given meassistance inImyriad
ofways.
Youwit»havehelped knowWhitImean: flrnt oiall, with the
Albina i)ne.tn.tme luloring Pro.
grim, thcsalctillmttonsfor theAl_
hint! Art (enter, the (__ll&|fCl\-(Old
‘allege Sunday -ni<'iinr=n.i,-oi.It.-ireWeek Program, thespclking
engagements iind panel tiiscum
aions inyour churches atvarious
tim-:9 nitheyear, and inother
innuitimeriihle wavs.
ICtitllil hnrtlly fail tosalute
those students who have added
1».-st andvitality tnevery spring
andqummer ofteachinv,
thecnileagiie relationship with
thelaculty, has, Initself, heen
very rt-warilinlz, Sharing inthe
dreams andaspirations. thedis_
appointments andachievements as
wehave setupgoals iindtried
tomove tnwoni them hasbeen an
inivcnture lieyoini -lest ription.
Ibelieve that lewprofessional
women Intheworld have hadthe
grcnt good lnrtutie oihaving two
such wﬂlltfcrlul presidents with
whom towork: iirst, Ur. Mor.
ltriniidcll lotI7years, andthen
llr,john llnwnnl forthepast
t-nun ycariy.
hurcly noone wotitlcts tllll as
Ilay iiuwn mywork atLewis
utnlinn-it onjutic I-I,Ifeel
luv.-oily blessed, and am ready
tomove into other challenging
committee wirk, aInremnsi of
which will belnulinch Literacy
ofUtegon.
Fhank you. friends. I'llbe
seeing youl
rrecdn Hlrlzleld juries
ludtiralltinal Need
TotheI-dltor:
Once lung agoIused tovoice
myopinions quite frequently and
loudly, However, Idecided sumo-
wherc along thelino inmygrow.
ingupprocess, that Ishould not
busoquick to§p1:.1kL that thecntL
.ilIanswers were nottobefound
quite soquickly, and that my
thoughts Should beallowed sortie
time toage. Consequently, it
hasbeen along lime since Iiuve
voiced anopinion such aslwould
liketotoday.
What isitthat brings meout
ofmyshell‘? Precisely this: a
boiling disgust fortheeducational
processes into which our ad-_
mlnistrators and educators
throughout this nation have in.
jected American youth.
Like theIackmialsicul pawns we
are, wehave absorbed the"high-
school-colIege.p-adute-go out
into theworld" philosophy asthe
"way thing: are" and cancon-
ceive ofnoother way to"learn."
Atthesame time, thequiet littie
people attheSelective Service
boards Inourhome towns make
certain that noother process will
ever beconceived, forcing every
American male into theforced
learning machine orthat other
ono; themagnaiilmous American
armed forces designed atthe
present tokilliismall yellow
skinned man who can‘t even rendorwrite, letalone wander about
new "educational institutions.“
What does being educated really
mean toAmericans’! lire weso
undeslring ofgtrnuincly lemming
that wenet.-<1 inshore ourselves
upwith amau atgrades, class
structures, quizzes, reading
checks, AND teachers tolearn
anything about thewnrltl welive
In,why wedo,and forwhat rea-
son7 And are wereally that
animallsitic tojust want food and
shelter?
Ihave more confidence Inthe
American man than that. Ibelieve
that Lhv:youth ofAmerica andthe
geni.-rations tofollow have the
intlulsitiveness andtheinborn dIs_
-tntisifactinn todomore than just
get.12.7’! andtagonafewschool
actlVltIes totheir tratucripu.
There arereligions bythehut»
-iteds that most ofushave never
heard nf:ways and patterns of
conducting one'!i life. They need
toheqeiirchewl, there arepeople
tomeet, things tnsee, places
Ingo: somuch tolearn besides
what .ii'ielite typewriter tape toa
term pnper, orwhat tilecturer
regurjltates at"Fvans Autl.“
Then» areinthiscampus some
wontlvrful thing: being taught. But
what iftheteaching stopped? Are
we tnsay that allthese frag.
ments oftruth spinriing about that
we try toput into cohesive
philosophy will simply dieand
pass away andallthestud:-nu will
stop learning andgoback totheir
C.‘l\/U5.
Icannot think so. lthink em-
ccition cinachieve .1much more
ﬁponiiineous, much more individual
level. Ithink we anyoung
adults can teach thepoint where,
Handing aw.-ire ofthis world and
its peoples, knowing the chat-
ltnges that life has tooffer,
realizing that unique happiness
("AN befound, wewill beable
toeducate ourselves. Iwould
wage!‘ that ourlibraries would be
filled asthey never have been:
butinadifferent way, Oiriosity
will have replaced themeet.the_
iieudline work.aIl-night program.
why amIdisgusted7 When I
am accused oipllgilrism be-
cause ofdoing anenra amoutit
ofwork onurecent paper. when
grades constantly reprimand mt-
furlearning things adaytoolate,
orfor reading abook Bmonth
too early. orforcoming toI
conclusion oniithe-sis inanatural
way, butJWeek toolate, mywhole
consideration isthwarted towhat
might becalled impidence.
Iknow what Iam. Weall
know what weare, Dnwereally
need areport card? There is
some thinking that needs tobe
done. Ifwecanlustdothisthat
maybe forthat theworld will be
just iilittle bitbetter.
Joel P.Bcltwlles
Hours Change0 -
During FinalsMr. James Pirie, head Iibrur.
ilti.announced thatthehours Fri-
day, Mly SI,indSundly, June 1.
will beextended onthe second
and third levels taequal those
hours atwhich the Reference
Room will beUPQIL Each day
during exam week. the second
and third levels will clule It
l_2p.m.
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iiPll)T\l'l' I?IOFMZR, Wu mgr ‘ ny liltf
Mount’sVesuvius' The0ltlNewNixonNew Personalities ToSpark Staff ;.
byllrian Mount
iiitve \‘nunutlttd th-it wr'\'r
i-naniiized toelirniiiate |Ilil(‘ll tilthi-
unsavory t-lemt-nt tini"amP"»°
~1Lll'll\l thepast iewnitiiiths '-tliv
diabolical .1t~in iiithelawsthivil.
ior ei._irtiple, iihti ii,i.i iititilt-.i
how tolYli1l'\Ji'(‘ histiiitiiirt -i\v\'\
allthat was t\|\e\"ll\l iilhittiwas
_tlittle yinitietire and.itit-crer in
dlfhgmy, liesimply rtiulti niit
l"1.'i!ll7l! th.it wehailbetter saints
svmhtils tosink our eiiiictitioti
divlltirs into.
Then there was thetissisttint
dean oistttdene, tihvitiuslv J
communist pltilo with udlillli,
visionary dreams iiiAl~li>(l(‘YY
nut equally‘ bypeers. Am-"1
with nofdpﬁl iorreiiititius u_4‘_
ainnn, heretnseti ttiheiit: lllﬁ
knee ttitheprecedent.
Then there was the wiriiai
house mother wliurti ctillmle
trouhle~sliooters noted ct»ul.i he
removed with noiitlditititiiil iii-
Crease inCOSL T\~ti iiiitnithree
neurotic girls inStewart iltill
nett year will tale stili;e in
knowing they've been sat"tilii't\1
itirthesquad. (l‘ttiiirnin_iit-ii tiit~
assistant iiezn was ntil withtitit
blemish inthis matter, hutwe'll
assume that hewas mt~rel\ .it-
tiempting toearn his l°hP* tid-
mlnistntive uniiin Cirilll
Such hoiiseclennittg should ntiit
xparl aviiturous new recrtiitiiih
campaign iormore eliective p1'r~
sonnel. Retired migrant l.ll')\\l'—
ers, millworkers and liiindrtxis
oiaging \ista Vulutiterrs hart»
alreadv indicated great iA|ll|l\)‘—
ness tomike over nnpresent
salary levels. tillcourse, Wis!"
ll\V5[ll"lL‘ may sptiri acriis~:-tJ'ic-
board paytncrsises at~lI1)'lll'Tll'.
$l'iOl'llv, iorrlﬂrtiplc, wewill
havetnewenipei where weCarlpray lotmoney.)
Atany rate, next October we
canprubdhly eitpeet llprt'§l~
dent's convocation called tt»line
upthevtirinus new employees,
iirst tointroduce ihetn tothe
campus, andsecarxily tiiseejust
howwell they stiiy inline.
The president speaks iirst "iii
mere. tinysandi'lt'ls, Iwoiitii lite
tohave had your student body
president here tohelp mewith
the introduccion this aiternoon,
butIIeltiteven more impormnt
that hebedown bytheilaitpnle
atthis ume, dedicating thenew
all-campus sandboa.
"Before we being, Iwould like
toremind aiewoiyouruwdies
inthecrowd that now isnotthe
tame toexpress your disapproval
dany oithese line new em.
ployees-nor will itheior, say,
thenext ifLl2 years. You know
our liberal policy establishedlnnr .iri-. ii\'i\\ltitiii't likefidllltv
tiiinv ytiu\'-\l\irecly e\pres< vniir
tiisst-iit hyntiti'i1|I\ll\)I tiisciitwil
livrt‘.
"Iirst l'tilitetnintriidiit-e vtiii
tt~thenew tisststiiiit dt-an oistu—
tit-iits-l notice tlicsrutlel\l_\ ht-rc
itithe lrtint rtiw rutnutsomr
lovely val:-ntiiit-s l-ithitii-Alouy»
slus N.l'll'ﬂ\, litiost rcrrnltlly
tinnutappret-late ilittinit rumors
iiilate tliat Altiuysiiis does‘ niit
have iullpossessitiii nihisiiicnuil
(.icultit-s-in lact, hehas lust
ciime lri-m anextensive res-eiirrh
project atthelioustoii hlesiicitl
Lab. \\'oiild you tare ti»sayll
lew words, Al"'
"tin,yes,slrl“
"Have youiouni your brici smy
oncampus enlnytiblt-"'
"Uh. vars. slrl”
"Where were you worliinii pre-
\'lUUS tothis,Uh. Al
"Uh, yes, sit-Y"
"Perhaps the snidents wtiulii
like totislMr.l~lrm .ilewques-
ntins. lltiw .iht>ui thtit relatively
clean-ciit young man with the
trlmtﬂtrd tetirtl "'
"Mr. llrnl, arcyouplt'itl|\li'\)‘
.l\’l’\li‘lPlll ciiiiiereiire tinpressing
i"i\!l'\l'lllS issues sotiti"'
"Oh, ye-_-"
_“itetii¢-iiihcr, \l,thewhip!"
"tin,nt»nitnttnonuntii"
sni-rt; iiiis, iiiv!T\i\|’(' qnt--e
utins
“xii-. Iirin, what tircyour
\l{Jll'l|'\l\\ .il><iut tlii~ inihiriiltv oi
iiratit-s
“iiii, iiiitit»nt-iiiititintil“
in-ll, iti-ct-taiiilv isnice ttiiinii
Jinnitwhit§pt‘tl\~ iti<ininti. i5ti'l
It‘ N-iw |'.l like inll\l‘l’i)dUCL’
tint|lt‘\\ll<iliSEfTl\)li\£‘l’, wittnn, iti
llﬂhl iiltiur Width rtrcoilnized
lioei-.ii piiinies, wave hired tit»
spite siimc pretty black habits
site’-s iallt-n intii intJit-past.
Please '~‘.|y hello toi-ur stu-
deiit_'~.“
"liumitiii_< nohlsturn. etriirn
spirini nth."
"l"h.iiik you, .\l5lCl". lremind
nilxtewttrt liiill ﬂll"lS tostay alter
this meetltiy toreceive their
CJlE(‘|ll‘i1Tl€ iind take their vows
<.-ipoverty, chasuty anti tibecli.
etice.
"hitn-inii, Ull,\>Ul’newchtiplriin
isiresh outulFUHFUQ anti, til-
tiinugh liehasnoactual seminary
background, his college thesis
was soimpressive, andheseems
Snknowledgeable ofthemarve-
lous theories ulF.d;',i1r Cayce, we
knew wehadtohave him. Would
you care tosay aiew wonis,
Sli'7"
"Thank you. Actually, tobe
periecily hum.-st, my tnajut in
colleee was marine zoology and
my malor thesis was onthe
.\\
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MAN
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iiiﬁiz‘Lil
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slit?" “F-" ,..,V i
Fi’ '-:73; nuvar needsrt“m iku Ironl'I1ﬂ.$9.00
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Marlo sMon and Young Men's Shop
Lloyd Center*~i
9-*\_-tJO‘ “,.
é-iiinextra slim A-1
RACERS with sharp
continental styling!
L Getyours inaclas-
‘sicblack andwhlta
"§lly.i{ Houndstooth chock
‘I‘fortified with Extra
‘.i.SoilProtection andspiiwning iiahits tiltl.itii:<h .iiii.i
ﬁllillﬂl, ‘Die lraiismiitriititiii tit
~»ttiti_-.' However. 1W-lit[vl'I>lll|ﬁt"d
ttttittithisltiiiit-tniiti ker.~pi1\\'
iriippit-s inthechapel, rlizlit til-Xi
ttitheiirii t-onuiiiiiis‘. tiirnshcs
titytnir lnl'IIl(‘l’ ct».ipl.iiii_wiitist~
rt-rent llltllllllilllﬂﬂ Kendal ti»ht-eiik
uptht- \‘ht1]'l(‘l htiyrott ontinili.
tntinn tiny, ll’(Il“ﬂ wiint llltiii".
"Iiurther nitist wiirn ynii that
since t-iiiltilinod I'vebeen tIllll\‘ll\l
with zeiitiphtihia, inptirtictthir .i
pnihtvltvﬂltﬂl lonr oicrnwtls_triit
which‘ l've been ~l$Slll‘l\l, willbe
ntipriihleni here. tiertuinly this
turnout today isitiiist encour-
aging."
"l-r ah,yes-many thanks iiir
your virniousness and ltiittcSl'y—
tilthtiuith iiithelunire that won't
heeiperted tispart oiVour job.
\\liich reminds me-I tolii you
students last mtinth that theSci-
enre Center would becomplrled
in45iisiys. Butsince our$4
tnilltoii grant iell tiiri»tii'_h-inr
which you students tire tobuy
yircitliicts irom Olin industries
never, never tl)1l.llIl—iII\Ll inir
liuiniiiiny, tit-veltipment uilicc is
tiiivi iiiii tinthestrectctirtit-rs
pediiliiii‘ pciicils, we'll have tti
revise t-urestimate upwnrti ttin
minimuiii oi,say, ‘Xiiiays. i\ti
iit-chirecturiil sketch iseipecteti
bytie\t week.
"lknow we've iound iireiil
iatrli inoutnewltiwsiiinol tieiiti,
|lc's ll-Id ytrrtli luck with turtilrt;',
small-bi_idi',et srlitiiils into great
||I\t\llC|i'il \uCtc'~'\nS. He was
lornit-rly iouniit-r andpresident ul
The L'hiropr.ictic luucatiun at
lltimc sent-iii, Thewestern As-
trtiloity and Palm lleadiiip, in-
sunite and lllc Vtrilter Jenkins
Ylioul oi\iicitll l‘tii~:i~. l'nionly
sorry he<ouliiti't .irtu.illy attend
LlIlS t-titivti, llct you ledertil
J}‘,(‘llY§ iiithe-\U(llt'llC! aresorry.
luu.
"llyou\‘l\id:i'1(\2li;lVB anynint-
mcnb ttiwrite ill)Ul|( thislinr nt-w
group-itir peiinitiiiship practice
orWliiitcvizr, lusllnlliwl oil!’
sttindtirti rtirmo ttirm. write vour
opinions inlullontiiehack oi.i
ptistiigt: stamp-use twoortiirce
iineeded-iind pine utntntilltill
envelope and i'l'\.'lll tous. As
U$\ll|, leave ittoustotctir your
suiutestiutts .iptirt."
Sirpo ('n||t>t'iitin
Given l0Library
Astilt tilrecords tothe LC
library try liilmar (Irondahl,
Oregonian music editor andPort-
land iireti criuc, istheiirst con-
tributioti tothe Boris Slrpo
Memorial Record Coll0(L\0n.
Sit-pt, was conductor oithecol-
lege orchestra irom W45 until
his retirement Inl9b(a. Hewas
also :iprnlessur oiviolin iind
was known asoneoiPortland's
authorities onstring music.
Construction
Moves atLCCompletion date iortheHana-
itnnChapel issetiorthemiddle
oi August with adedication
scheduled (orlater inthe(till.
Throiigh thepersvverence oiDr,
Jones, thechapel isnow com-
pletely iinanced.
Team locker rooms will be
completed byAugust l5, The
date iorcompletion oitheswim-
ming pool hasbeen moved hack,
this time toDecember l5. Re-
action byteam members reached
iorcomment isunpriritable.
Fund raising ior the North-
western Law School building will
begin Intheiall. The submitted
blueprints call ioran$800,iX)D
building onthenewly purchased
land between Boones Ferry and
Terwllllger Roads.
According toDean Hawley, the
building plans andthenewly put-.
chased lawlibrary meat theac-
creditation standards setbythe
American BarAasoclntion.,'\gt.-iit-rtitinn hastiassutl sinte llytinng ititigiosistnan irnin Sﬁllllllﬂrni
i'tiilii\rtiiii iniposcti hlmsi.-ll iiiitliriiittiutiai k\\|'l§4'liI\l5l\(‘$*i ll\'virtue oi,‘
t-itpnsiiit: anallogeil \'O|l'll'\'\llIll'il ('\ljL|l lllss) Inthe:;itttt- tlc[mii1Iien|_[
\ltit'c that limo, liithiiitl hiittiii hasniiivt-ti inb1‘ﬂl\'\IC\llll'lhl(‘ llllﬂ‘
¢‘lllil‘!‘ hisirienihi or(‘ll('ll’1l(“i wniilil have imwint-ii. \'civ it-wmcnli
have L‘\'(‘I SL|l’VlVC\l [X‘|llll\ill|\' ttirsolong with sitllitir siitre-ts, At_|“
though Nixon litisliceii ll||i:iiiit- -iiitheiiiitiiiiiai polltlfnl stciic lotHi“
‘y'l‘t'lf.\ anti 7\lll'll[\IllfIl§~ (llitiiiiim~t»it), hehasniiiWUllll)',Cl1L‘r|1,;
elet-iitin tinhi-itiwii _siiit~t- W50. “vllill tliitiihility iiitiii-taco oiSliijhily
l’(‘\l.‘t‘llllll isiiiitscil tipolitical piit-niiiiit-n.
iniiiititirstiiiitl theiiitist it»tt-tit Vt‘l§|Oll iiitiic"now" l\ixon,iine‘
niiist ltitik titllit‘hcgitiiiiiiits iii|ll\ntiliiitnl t-at-vet astitlllliiﬂllll»
i~tinyti1~ssninii iiil*l-iii, itt-i~i-iiitetl hr\<\\l||l(’l'l'\ <Blll1l|‘|\lll iiilmidpus
iiitt-rests, .\ittiii's liisi iIP[\1ll(‘|lI was t-ew llcal lit-niot-iiit jeiry-.
\’iinrhis Wlltl hail lllillIl'('tl theWlillll titilit~i\|lIIlr‘llllyl)|\|)(l‘§l|lj1llll‘"
llil(‘li'l|\tl> oillillllllhlgt.-nrtnlly y.iiin,¢ ti-ti|il>i:t'illly. Y\iXill\ WﬁXlllle'
L‘ll‘i'liOYl iiyitrtiislng Vtititiii-i iiil\l.'ll\)[ "suit iiiit‘nnimiinistti," Mill‘
tllsttirtinii, thestippoit \'tiuiiiis was it-ct-ivtiii; irnni tht:t‘lii's i'n|ittcai';
.-\Cli0|\ ('t)lTll’illllct: inappear tinge-tl pink. ‘
Itistlicsr early iliiys itiliistan-er tlintgencriitcd niiitlinithe
linstlliiy lclt tiiwniils i\lxu|i liyllir liberals anti iiilcllt-ct\i|ilS. Nlxnn;
went irom aniihst~tiit- i(‘ll\S(‘|\!nll\'t' li‘t‘[Yilbl|i‘l|\ lrPSlilT\i‘i|\C\1I\1l'(‘!!illl|l|'l
lonntiniiiii lnmt: when lit:snttrsttniiy [VI(l';I.‘(’\llC1l lllxs lX‘l(1l'l.‘lllEv
lliiiist-l it.init-tit~nn /\i'llVlllt“> ctilltlltiltct‘ inWM. ly
"PINK .\'lll'Il'I'l\" ‘i
lllt‘l’Y.‘ was lllﬂll, anti still is,*ttill\1.“ tltniiit itsiiiwht-tiiut iiiss was‘)
iirtiially Ii(0ﬂ\II\lllllSl ormt-it-ly aiiinti wltli riiiiimhei iiiiiiiinitiinatc!
l(?ll~wlll;‘_ i‘i§>;i\il!llt’2<. '\ttiny iiitt-_ riithi-i thnii tiiniiiig theitivestigii. II
tion iwei inlite]iisiit~t- lit-pat-tiiii.-tit a_~.was iiivnrt-ii liythellllllntlty
Oltlici0|Ill'IllllL‘t.', \(‘liMUl' xtnntii npptlllllttl .\itnn inl\t'||tliisttitt-tnit. 1.
n\ittt'i' tiil(‘[‘Iﬂll\||P(' Wlilttiilti.-t Fliiittilwi--, lll!‘ litiit- \lﬂKl\l||ll’ t.-illtiityl
WllkiiiiitiiI|l)'_lllﬂll\ tlIlH)'_l‘rl iiiiitiitt-. \§‘!\\ni'iIIIlIlllllll!\L l|ll'~iit-tlini
|ilss' tiiiiviiiitiii tin(liill)‘_(‘\ tiip(‘lllll\ inl*M‘l_ it\\J$ll\('llS(‘i)l‘
tilt.‘lit~utiiii1s inttlit-ptilitiial piittiust-~. tit\lXt\l\ antitheIt-ptiliiiran
pilrty that iiitiiiy iil\|uitt~i| tii, '||l\l'|‘- |\|‘€l iultthattiial livttimmittee '
ntitllIl|l\lL'|lil\‘i, antithetT!~.\llllll>' ttiiivitiiiin titwhat mayhavehircntn‘.
iiinntt-ni |l|'iI\inliitlher theii‘|ll“(‘l Illititiinril i’\-lxnti, wastiisgtistingti
iiit-lllss t~ii.<t» ;iiivt- .\ttnn thellt\lL'i|l'l\ I\(‘Lt.\\;a|‘Y lora ninatal
.\1!llt'lll' st-iii. iiisll('Vll0i’tﬂlll tinpniti-nt wn>ilclcli (ii)llﬂ§j(:llll0Ui{li!S, I1
whtim hetit-it-iiii.-ti inwhttt sntnc tilist-iw-t-i-- t<~imt~tl the"tlit1icst cum. y
piiigti nni-t-rtin1." It-iiniinii, lll!‘lcsstliix l||the\i'(I0l'lt|$ campulizn;
wcll, .\ixon l‘\‘|(‘ﬂ‘_~iCii thenow lllllilllilllﬁ “pink siiet-t" wliicli tiedMrs.
llnugliis’ votiny it-tutti asati3ll\'l(‘§t‘§Wl\Y1li'lll with tliat iiianallegedly
pt—o_t~tininninisi \(‘\V Ytitlt l't‘[H(";\'llIilll\‘(', lite>l‘|l!‘ﬁI wtiiiteti and
.'\lXilll IllUVL'il tintnlltcsenate,
rommuiiism iiithej{ll\"~‘l|\lll('lll was hytlii-ii I1htitissue, anilinI952
llsciihowcr's i'lilVl$llI\ lcrlt tlic tliki'i iviiiiitl lit~\'llYllly{i.'l with iltvtl.
halter tiiithetirkct, .\ixtin ,;tiithetitll, niitl\Wllll§'_ iiittill(‘ll()|\ asthe
Vl(‘(‘—PrE_‘vltl(‘llliLl| tniitiidatc hyll'ITl\,l|)' Alltii\ll‘V0|\Si\|\ Llllapneiittni y
"who ygni i!Phil, inim lJt~nn -\tlit~siin'.s iiillt-re iiit‘i»waitil\'inm.
mutiist (oiitaiiitiit-tit," ‘
liteniost llllL'I‘(‘$lilll1iIti‘lili'|llit'\iI tho|~1§2 tiinipaign wasthet-harot-1
that.\itnii hiitin~tt~iit»ti 5ii<,i>tiii Ittilll iqlliiitttlil l\ili’lt'|'>‘ asasiinl
pllitii.-iii inhis salnw itsst.-iizitiit, i‘-i\iiti nilttiiltul tlit' t'(l‘~2l|:l\<‘t.‘ tilthe
iiintl, hiltileiiietl that ntiyulllwent itiiill‘-P(‘I\(ll|l’ll ll.’-L‘. iinst-pt. 2.\,
liisz, i'\|t<\n wt-iii millillllill-Wlt|v' l\'iiii|t'lt~ntl lllﬂl!-PH, .inil<~l.iiiiit~ti
thnt t-very ii-iii oitheiiitinoi Wlllll iiinit,ptilititiil L’l(P\‘ll\L‘?\, ‘tllfll as
niiikitiit tintl it-ntititiiig Spt:('ill('$. iliti l\ ll[\PL’i'il'ﬂ|li’(' iskiitiwn as
the "tiiecltt-rs" Sp(.'0k'll hetiiiisc til\ittin's iiintitlliii rt~leit.-iirt- iiithe
ittit ting, iliorkeis; "li‘t-iziiiillcss Ulwliiit ilicy say aiiinit it,wt-'ie
uiiiiitt ttikeep it,"
liirlt .\i>ton's i‘<‘rititiiiaiitt.- was iniptt-sisiyc IZl\ﬂii\',ll iiikeep liim
irom getting thrown iititho tirkt-t hy|l>-('l\l\\lWl.'i, iiiitllit-was 5l|l)—
5l.‘\']\Ji.'|’Illy clectetl vitt» pr\'§lilt'|lI. llicyt-iir~; inllilIlt\lIl\‘L', Iltul‘1tiiJ
rampiiigii itirpro-.itlt-iit iiitiitht-'ri2tltflciil itittiit-iiiiiiiii-iiin t.ni.ii~itiiii ‘st
t-iiair l.lt'\'itiire~it:|ii t-tintipli li\i—t-ntiit~.- tinlll!'lllt'l't0ll1IIlt.'lll ht-rt».
Alter the ‘ti? tleit.-at, .'\tit<iii‘» lL‘l’llPL‘i outthehc-tit.-r-it iiiniaiitilie
berated the pnrss iortht-it hiuses against him inliis"lastni-t-.~.s
c°""m"°“' TRICKY DlCKl£\' l
liiit, Plincnlx likc, i'\litOli itztuttis as islrutil t\itir\t:r lot’ (lit: CUP‘
|'lOll'l\l\l!ll0ﬂ. How? lieshntilil heapolitical c0X1'lS'_' hynow Yt-this
l|1l€l|lK£‘l\Cl' iiniihtitti work itsnittirguiilur antiwiitktrt iortheparty
iitispaid nil. intwin, lieiiiitliciniititn t-anipnittii |<\|'tit-ptiiiiit-aii
caiiiililates llﬂH('Ill»WlLlk‘, i|'\Cilrrlni1 iiiiiiietniis ptilitital tlehts ittitii the
party iiiithiul whonow(Ollillllllll theliatkiwiie tilhisstiontgtii,
Inreviewing lticliiitxi t\ixtiii's innit tintiliirbtilaiit cistcert, thequcs
tlon iiicvitihly rises: What makes iiicltie nini Whatlias i(lVt:I\ him siiiii
lllong hut lnistrating puhllc lllc7 Much oitheanswer lies iriihe
introspective clinraclur ulthecatitiitiate liimseli_ llt~isahtirtl \\'-)l‘kCl',
agrind. liicnllcgo antilaw scliniil hepulled graties lnrgiatlcs sake.
Noone ever accused him oibeing anintellcrtiial (aclass llldilltl
likes intensely), indchiite, atwhich heexcelled. itwasbydintnl
content over stvlc, bythe sheer iorcc cltheiacts.
Hie pmniem with Nixon's rhetoric istheessential trutihlc witli
Nixon hlmscll. There isneither philosophy notanoverriialitig worltl
view which iociises liis speaking and thinking. lliere istinguiding
star oiprivate vlSi0n todirect. toput acorc inwliat hesays aiiii
does. Well nqtanizcti and thought out. yes. Butthere issomehow
the leellng oihollowness, tilnpporttinlsm, oiindecision, iiiMxon's
character.
l\ixi:in utterly lalls totranscend himsell. tnoiier avision nitht:
new lieaveti and thenew earth. /ind perhaps thisgoes back lothe
loneliness oitheman. For Nixon issumly themust introspective
and solitary oiallthecandidates iortheoiilce oiPresident. !nliis
own melanchnly way, one observer oitheI960 campaign sawMxon
essentially asirienil-seelter, aperson who wants toheloved bythe
home-town iollt. ForNiitonisaliometown type. Heisalways received
much better inthesmall towns oithernitiwest than ontheniegalopolitan
east coast.
Ademagogiiel Yes, inaway. Nixon hasIloascncss oibeliei
which pemilts hlm toroll with thetide. Communists iiithe govern-
ment? Find one and expose him. Awar inVietnam? Sayyuuwill
end itwithout surrendering tocommunist aggression. Dutdon't say
How. lilats inthestreet’! Contiemn therloters buttryiortheBlack
vote anyway byurging Black clpllllltim Ind control iiithetthctto.
Nixon's ambivilance oiideology snmt-how seems secondary tohis
brooding introspection. Issues are lust away tngelwliere heis
going-it matters little what they are.
And llhegets there? Even Ihave acertain amount oipity ior
Nixon asone oiHie‘: losers. Ihope itremains -iorlhope Nixon
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l<.lhh| §!Citl¢rWtll2cl\bt:l’)12rltvjun J-lmlrson
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w‘<~|n\rt \'lSll inl\(?l\.lll U‘\¢n.|-
(ur kennedv was thet~e.n-ti-ins
oitheL('students. With .|vtutr-\i
Shlllﬂlll lvuuly, llw.\~;onlyn.i\'\1rlIl
:|=.\t each type putonl\lSown
show lttl"thevisiting star.
itlei;-n \Al\t'|\ ltiemv Mimi lllllt
thelrnl l\'\tl\l'I\, escorted in‘‘mm-
Mcsﬁer, who l||trntl||t‘t\l llc-|It\ tn
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\ll\.lll i~,-.»\»u -...\ni-nntt-mt iimnlu
the-:t.ir, hhimy, then lll'ltl\‘_t‘ .lrvi.=
and ll-ohm,‘ with intent ~-vtw ,mil
thrn~uni- llIll‘ll('\' nnl ltnw tow-ml
(hell lttrrt-.
\.»|t\t' \t\illt‘ttl*- l'(‘1\1~\0l Inlw
l\|I'l\l, uul|'(‘lIl»lll\(\l <n.i..n1v st
their t.lhlv<_ l\.lll'lll|l\' lltr'<hn\h
llttm I.lt~tinn'r_ lleitn then
lnn\'t\l totin»l‘I\|ll[l“r mil-l\|h\~
l'.r.|l\ll(‘\l the will .||\il l|letnmt.
ll’.ttl\(l\l‘1lll'(‘l|ll~l|l-I‘ S\'lIlL' Ill!‘
ltlltnt nttwtxl \|p‘1t.lil thi\t.\II\lll.
lltere Ite\\|¢l\t|l\l\.4|kl(\l I|ttln .|ll
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\ll’llt\‘il\' llill|~~:| l|t~.-pportnnm
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|u»|nt< |\'|l\t‘llil‘|(, Ilere thetrue,
(le.||\, ll\tIlt‘\¢l mow lls..[\\"l"2ttll
iﬁilne lltrouylt. lle hllnlletl dit-
iultstuiien with t.\;t um!Wit. lew
people \‘.llthe(‘\pt-l‘l.\ ~n.-(illi-
tlhl.ut~'<. puntlull, .||\tllle.\tt\' wits
notllflltl tn.nlm|| l\l\n'|n»r.tnce
htti.»lletnlls oikC|lll(\l)"{\ pl'\l—
|7l\~ll‘».lleiittv soul Ive.|dll\\l'¢?\l \EIltl[UI'
\l.t_inhy .|sJ)'r('lll llltln who
l1.illhelped tn.n.i~¢ theC<tul’\‘t' or
Harless Namedhem. llurlese, ti)'r.ldtliit|||)’
senior, hm rt-ceivtvd the Pl-ms
lluwartl ilurm "l7ut5l.lthll|\r, Mull"
inward lur W6‘-Ml.
llarlcss hu< served this year
i\'liens]\l|'()l“ illt.l\t-ASLC _]tl<iuchn-y Board, -I5pi-=<n1=nt of
the Plittt-llowunl tlurm Jnd in
Chairman oithelntcr-llesidellce
House Cmincil. lie |'~_|ntttrnber
lllBlueKeymi(vlllllkey.-llltl
thlS year received the l-r.\nl<
srholsrshlp awarded tnoiitstzmd.
mgscience students.
liewill runtlnuc l\lSeducation
next yur sttheUniversity oi
Uregon Medical Scliool.
Summer School Based Upon Student Needsbyimhney \ltl0t|
lly--uplilntt-mite SLllYlIl\'.‘I‘5CllnUl
stLt-ms mitlurk thisye-1r,pre.
pnre yourseil lttftwo terms of
exciting t-X1X'l'len(e.
50 many students complain
thnl colleges never rt.-nlly oiier
course! that interest them. This
year, Lihascreated anew‘ ex-
tended summer program, gunr-In.
Iced toblow cveryone's l"l1ll’IAl-
“ha! prompted LLtobase its
summer program onthestudent‘:
nI.'0d.S'I According lothe"LA"
Summer falnlog," LCrealized
that three types oistudents-um
detgraduates working towards
graduation. graduates working
towards Masters degrees andma.
ture persons trying toimprove
their rnlncis-sometimes depend on
summer school iortheiredumtion.
This year, LIcanhelp these
students. First. itullers classes
atalower coat than offered during
theschool year. Commuters pay
$171 touke acourse atLC
during theyear. hiring thesum.
mcr, thry pryonly $90.
Second, itnowloliaws twosum.
mer school policies that enable
ittooffer courses students need
and wants: l)lltries notIn
repeat uppcrdlvilion courses from
year toyesr sothatstudents can
prolect their summer studies three
years inadvance anddecide what
1513' BEN. inorder tognauate
orlake their graduate degree! in
rnulic andeducation, Z)Itspon-
Ion newcourses taugit byboth
LCprofessors and visiting lar.
ulty. This year, Dr.Luther Jcr_
Ind will lad anAsian Theater
Seminar that enable: Americanstudents top.1I'liripa!t~ in]Jp:|l'\-
est: the-.\tric.|ls. Ksngt-tsu Uchi.
yuma, .|jupnnese portrait art-
ist,who li.l5paintr.-ll such persons
aslntllJn'S Muliatma (inndhl unll
lndont:'slu'5 ex~Prt‘Sidt:nl hukar.
no,plans tooiier 41unique class
injapanvﬂﬁ portrait painting.
Allinall,Z2departments will
nltill‘ nt..
ll||\ unnioo quot! .n<lll‘stnikt-y
Pillllll‘ tnllt|*PI|1Ill|l\1l.>It'.|
it-,wtmlu tilt|t'Wlmltl /milll~.i'viium
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SHAKEV'S P$HAKEV'SPIZZA :PIZZA
EXPIRES JULY 15,1969ollcr ll‘?almost :\ll»lleW courses
that LCthinks summer students
will tlellnilcly heinterested in.
.\umrnt'r school l"L‘glSIl'l|Ll0[)5[qﬂ§
Mon., junc I9, Those wishing
toregister iortwo terms In-1y
dosu. Prolcssors irom each
depsrtmcnt will betmllnntl tohelp
any students who neeil consults.
tion.
MAN WHO pus
Moths,” "EsTttnou;;,,g'C“‘WDUORHAS REEN
STRAHHED
RELAHUNS'\mcrir-‘in history. Hutheleels
timt “the clu-ire isbetween Ken-
nuly lllldllutt\pl\l't'y." innthat
illlyulli‘ whoWishes Int‘l\.1tl\!f !l\('
e.<t.tl\llshment must support Ken-
l\t'(ly. "lherc in-ert-wlmpttrtﬂlll?\lrCurthy'= po-zitlons, and lcup-
port lirnnnlx‘ theﬂtlllt l>1‘\'l|llS(‘llF
l\thenllwt encriietir unicrmtlve
t'.|ml|tl-lie."
llemy, psrrlv ll\‘“lIl'll\'l|lL' l\it~su-
penhern ittnnte lw Wﬂtlfllli‘.
i1l.ts:=c-1, ttiultuul [1-lI'll\'§lICi‘¢(\ll‘(l
in~:et-n\lm' l‘re.|l |"it‘r<m| \\l|l<l\l(‘
mtpolllltttl rult-. llew.i-it-mt-st
it-nut hismu, hisuwltkltowlnlllc
oipolitics -indhisrole ntLewisBilly Graham Performs “Clyde Barrow’ Promotes Kennedy
Chad elDedication R1708l-l.\nﬂ_tZnlt Chapel Dedication
April I,|~1o~>Am, (Tl.|rk, "l'ln just .1slur; l
tumdraw spare."
it-t the |\le_\ ofhrio.p,lnit. ont-
..1thehenutllul prttplc tutLC,
as.irci'_\|l.|r iinv, isanti-thetlc
tuthe hie; lI'tnserious p(>llU-
mlmmptmttt. itlends 4|Luise
llllftiltt, thelnlsenceis oithemov\r_
qthr l.|c.nlc, totheproceedings.
l‘his tnl)',|It het"ip(‘t‘l-lllY truewhen
t'lyih- Harlow (‘lll\'\l\-\l\‘_I\E lttr.1
pe.\rt- rlmtiidnte.
\\hethrr Bcitty w.\~: iihle tolli-
vlircc lllﬂlﬂtll irom his ¢klllZu-
phrenlt rule nntl (‘time .1("ru55
4‘S.~pcr<on i<unrermln. lvcrv~
one will lulve ullillerent opinion.
lOcu|police Q.,~,.y
Moltnomnh Count,
tirwously |'PtV'u|'lHl'] tDEPUTY SHERIFFisuYJHVH] mun tmrsiim 1tiK_w|ir-.1»-tlr--yen’
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ttrulty tntheljucslt-tr ltllllltrlry,
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p:lrltnt'nt$ and pr€S€nte<l Intlw
faculty. All::n|dcnt~: mvn\||\.m.~d
ll[Ell\l(,'(l .1tmtqtwt mt.\-ln|\(‘l.\V,
May lll, larulry rw.-Inhcrs vrvtt-<1
mtlltllrsrhy, May 2.1,and(cr-
tllltatcs wlll be aw-trtle-tl tn(luv
newmembers.
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ttttltcrtne Ambruﬁcl Tum Url$i-
t..|,lrm.| Cooper, |<..t>¢rt mutirt.
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ll.|rti.1ra 5Kll'\(‘lllll‘lll and \‘h.tr<m
V.\t\\1erruul<.
junlttrw rotclvlm‘, their Cl'l'Plll~
C-Ill':\ willhe(it-r.tl1l Hutmn, l\l'|"l
C-m[><'t'rlLlEr, Sherrmn (1-ventry.
Sclvln lclﬁlen, 1»-lll ill*:u|\, tllxl
W.|yt\e \'.1n /1:1‘.
l>ep.trnnt~nw Jlsu tt.muu.ttt~,1
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Tho lnjurr-it <stu<lont llcs lnanunwrapped condition ontholluor out
atthoc.1mara's rnnqe. /\l5n onK1l§9|:\y arestudent artworks, which
lint‘ the rnltldlﬂ-lNvr\l H<lOr 0|ll!‘ Cullt-qt cvntt-r,P1lll-Ila |\z|ppu
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n€W-tlltvt-r» 1.1PlKappa Uclu
wlll mt» place ittheQuay Hr.-
(:lur.|nt InVantuuvt-r, l\.l.1y lll,
\'p<~cml ytuvsu: lnrthecvcnmv.
wtll heltean and Mrs. ‘>l|nvtmn::.
'\ll ~:Iu<lcnt:; <1!Plt<.tpp.1 In-lta
.|nd those who tunk part In.n-
nvluc.» durlmt the ‘iclltml year
‘minis will attend the dinner.
Summer Music
Workshops Set
lwn l\'\l|-ll WIrTl'\ll\v|W‘l wlll lw
wp1ll\§:»rr'<l hylnwv: .|~.tlltrl
tl\t-. ':urv\n\<'r.
l1|-- l||r,|t -wm»-,1 wurltﬁlttrp lﬁ
pl..."-¢<: lrum lat.»|>2~. ‘.1..-
lizms Wlllma....¢.tntpa< whllr
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.trc.|s. strlmiﬁ, lurid tn-l
cltulr. l’.ltll ilcllnm wtll cmldltrl
thestruw scctltm andheath I-mo
will In-ld the ‘iE€‘§lUl\S uﬂ hand.
l»nc~t »ll"[lHl, Rl\'l\ll!'\l Mutll--,
will wort w|Lll Cllulr S-tu\l\'Ilt';
ilnruu: thetww-weal music cllnlr.
lie lic|t.|lrm.||\ ‘titilt‘ tnu~‘-tr de-
[)Il’KYY\€|ll at (.entcnm.ll Hitylt
Xch-nil .|nd llvult‘ <’1ll"8([nt' III\t.
\1tplll:ll"\ C.lllm<lr.|l tnPnrtlattd,
Sntdeut-= wlll l|.rve tV.lYlt‘(l
pru)'_r.ltt\, lrlCl\l(ltrtl{ rl.\<<e_~ tm
ttic-ury and tttniltrrtlnv -:l<lll<.
lttey Wlllpr.tttlt:- lW|lL‘ ...l.n‘
m.1l.1r\',e yrnup rt,retlcdrﬁr: lur
the cttnccrt hold nuthe |.|\'l twen-
ttntit!thewur‘l'llm[l.
tt|y<~_.1.»y t~1.ts< lnplnno p<~.1t_
txmzy will hel.|\|»!l|t byNcllu»
llvulen from july H.l2. lltc (Ll-:~.
will ulltl’ ll1L‘l€ tallprat ncll
IIl('t|ltn|~'», l're--requ|<lte l-trUm
tuul"§t' lfitvlltw lr\lund.|m1:|\t.|l5
ull|.trnmny_ Stud:-tits imv Julllt
the (nurse wr ml" ltlwr lfl
cru.t1t_Dr.Freeda Jones Leaves
LCAdministrative PostbyKathy White
ltw:tn-‘lrkﬁ at-1mtI)‘25yr:-IFS
at l/ewls and Clnrt lur Ur.
lre<'d.\ llarlllcld jnnvzﬁ. ~\ller
.'»'.'l"V|l'1)'_ mellrst I7orthem as
t]Ctll\ -nWﬂmcn am!JClll'1Y_ .1-:.15-
slstam tothepresident lur the
past elrtttt. Dr. Jones lspre-
purlntt tostep Into .1Iuture that
prumlzzes tube4::lull anht-r
yei|r<: hert have hem.
ALarge part ulhertime wtll
hecnntrttxttui tovolunteer '-erv-
ireurganlmttonq. Aschairman
01theLaubactt "lunch lme Teach
Una" literacy prmlram InWre-
gon Mrrwuyear-1, shrhas been
lnstrtlmcnlzll lllqetﬂlng vulun~
te<-r~ lrurn thePortland area tu
tenth In Columbia, lIr:q_u|l'n
lartzeeit county, It-rthe l.auh.trh
prullritm.
lhe luuboch pF(rV,l"Jm has re-
cently cttllted sum: nlH5allot-to
toin.-»tru<tlon tnthe Portland
area, andDr,june< wlllbetr.1ln-
lnvtutors and speaklnz tnvtvlc
l!roup:. torats: lunds for this
‘June.
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ZlI3.M\~1\\lrr\'l \u||t- lilo
P\\tll1ntl.(ln~, u7!|Hlnother llelda. Dr.Jones has
been named tntheboard oldl—
rectorq ofthe /\!SOClIld0\1 tor
theilehibllltziuon atWul'ft€7‘| Al-
rulmllcs.
Dr‘. Jﬂnffti -'ll5u mcnuuncd her
Interest tnmental health lnthe
Purtland area. Rtehopeﬁ to
serve thls Held tnsome czpmclty
tnthe W0mtn'!1 Medical .'tuxlll>
ary.
Future plans allow lurare-
Spltc irom various actlvtues.
Dr.Jones wants toreturn tosome
long-ntﬂlected plane Su.|dl!:S and
tnwrlung. She would Ilkg to
write abook about her"St: Gr-at
Teachers."
One olDr.Jones’ concerns has
been thecunurovcrsy surfourd-
lullAgnes Flanagan chapel. Dr.
lunes erplnlned, "A college
needq aplace that lsspeclllcally
torthegathered. llike luchlnlt
olrtInthepllrasie --Agulntt ln
lnrworship andoutforservice-
ll’-ll"! tn(orlrtsplradon andclar-
truzofthemlnd, and outtopi]!
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F1!;~~ Punt‘, :1\'\l|z3uon; Mary
C'.~'sv.\'.§, JFK, and Sunlev
Cusu:=,1.. ii'\__ml] gsloomer
|c->>. Tr,F;.r1 Qondn, educanon,
and Pr.E-__\i>er! Ma-dler, charms-
:-», -All lave ahzr we-year
app-zmmvens.
Tnre: ntn dquarrmem chur-
men have been announced larneu
ycar. ‘ﬁzzy Jr! Dr, Georg:
Enms, psy:h/lam: Dr, Lumzr
Jersud, mean-2 arm, and Dr.
Remhar: Paul)", rmslc.
same omlned bymDean’:
dﬂcc irom lhz 115! oiI908
promc-cons mclude M|.ss Vhr.
jun: F:sse1x1m_ lccuunnng,
pmmousd Inlull prolcssor; Dr.
Mame! Mncns, Spu-ush, mas-
sonar: prolessorl jlmcs R.Bell,
mrucwr dcornpuc: cents.
Mnss Lou Huntu, bealm am
P.E., James Sulhv-nn, pohucal
nuance, mnssxsanr professor;
anﬂ Kemem 91ores_ tn. lull m-
smacmr.
Hdmum Beknwncs, lssocnam
usoclane dean clmmlssmm, in
prvmorul todam dadmxssmns,
hllkg theposlﬂrm held byDr.
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IPl'09’Il'n (orsibhuﬂcll suﬁy.
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‘ﬁneIns:Mun: Hour clmeya:
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dri-It onthepllno.
Andrlsz, Asnnau atN:ll|eTho-
Ian's. willplay Bae¢\oven's W.2,
No. I:Aﬂwu. Adaglo, Maueuo
uni Preumnml. [allowed by
“Duueuaes dzDeidre: Voila"
byDebusry.
Hewill mum theprogram mm
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