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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 11, 1968 Volume 27, Number 1
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1968-10-11
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• lewis
and
clark Lt>fl"J and Clnrk Collt!gt: -I· tobltJhcd J 67
Vol. .XXVlJ, No I
'Community Council'
Po icy,. a • tng to
Be S are
\ "communit) council" \\Ill
onn rcplnrc tlw pr ent ecu.
Uvr council n th•• in tjlutioOBI
J!OhC)•mllking hcu.l) of l.ewis nnd
~lo.rk Collt"ge.
Dr. John n. 110\~utl, t.C prt"*'i·
dent. lan 11 kctl tudcnt and facuJ.
I)' l~ndrrl'l ll1 nome their own rc•p
rcsc·ntuUVt'~ to the• council, whi1~h
"' 110\\ mutlc• up t•xrlU!iiH·ly of nd·
mmi!llrtltivr pr.r c)nnel, Thi intt•r.
im .. community c'r)llnril" wilJ u •
1 t him in gnu·rnin ~ thr• collrge
until nnothcr lurm ur gil\ ernmenl
ma} prnvc more • Ht·ctlve nntl
occcptnhlc .
·nw ne'\ hod • \\ill include 18
rnrrnlll'r , with sh: chu ··n from
euch cgnwnt of the I C commun.
it). ~tudcnt "'ill be clee1t•d for
the prt· c•nt II\ 1\ 1 C pre hknt
Colin luhl.ls, voith JH•rmunent rep
rc"'L'ntathc to br• nnrned Inter by
deCilOII (IT llj1JIOinttnc•nt of the
l.C E~ceuthe Council. Tuhh
hoti u htl thut nn) tudc:nt in·
tere"tecl in the JH'I!iillon lc:ovc
thl'tr nanll' nnd ho' number ot
tl1•• Tc•mplc•lon In formation De• k,
'l1ar rni'Ult,· \\ill meet Ort. 16
to C(lll icl~r namin~ uf it r••rr•··
r•nuath·t•", ;t~'COHiiug to Dr. John
K. Hi,•har.l , us"i"-tant clean o(
rncUlt), 'f'lll'}" ntR\ he• Cllll~n h)
mean of ,. !foe.: 1 ion from the focuh)
o a ''hole, or h · u111 horiuu ion o£
the exi"ting Cocuh>· e'\•'Cutiv••
council to cr\\ as thr lt'!fiT• en·
tolh · . '1 he: prc•••nt council tntols
8C\ l' n mern hers, and h JJ••r on;~: at LC
ure needed for tlae communh~
r.ounc.il elot •
·r he fir 1 meeting for the new
grouf! will Le held Oct. 22. Hovo
nrd "~plninccl that the council, an
it~< ruh·ison capocit), \'iill CliO·
ider nnd or oct UJIOn nlmo"t nny
«tue 11011 or pru!Jiem hrought up h ·
C" u n c: il rnrmbPrfi . ln"lltutrono.l
pulicy for I C will bl! lm ed urH•n
the OOMt'n!ill~ of OJ"ininn of the
comnmnuy council, hr snirl.
The i41rn of the r.ommunlly
council "'8" lloY~nrtl'~ He trc!l c:s
that ur:::h n council i11 not int,.nd,.d
to replacl' the .\Sl C ~nrsl~ or fnc
ult • enatc. It will work in <-oor
eration ¥o.ith those bodif'<! nnd \\ith
e i tin~ fncuh)·Student commit
Ices. he !a ill.
Present member of tht' I.C
• ~cuth e coundl includr llo"'.
'mrd: Richnnl~: Dr K,.nt H ""
lc:y, drnn of tudcnt ; Glenn
Greg~, coordmotor for dnl'lop.
mrnt; " ilJinm Mullin on busincl!
mnunger: Jolan Phillip , a istnnt
tt• the JITC5ident: William L~wi",
reJlTI' t•ntnthe of fncuh)· ctmncJI;
Jud;: CairM, dean of 'orthwc t·
''01 , rhnol of lnw of l..t"wi nncl
Clnrk: and 1 c" ·~ l11o~ t'r, tlt•nn of
£Muh • )f the ,., ~ix wall be t•
leetlld to 11 on tJtr ~ommunity
coun«'il.
Willi urn I e'' i~, politicnl ir•nr.e
prok" or, i ''orJ.:ing voith the po.
HticuJ cirnc,. drpnrtntent to "'IIG·
gc"t urgnuitntionrsl guuJ,.Jinrl\ nnd
11roN•durt for th,. communit'
('Ouncil.
Visit Students to
Czechoslovakia • tn '69
In Bpit!'l uf the n•ccnt Ru inn
mv.c"aun ancl \rneri~on IUtcm)ll
Ill ltluc k thr. triJt, u ~rnufl of
I e\\1 uaul CIMk stuth:ntli ,dll clc•f.
mitrh Ut• lt~~und {or Crrchoslo
mkm 111 Jntuaur). \t this ume,
the I fiJI as 11 c ••rttunt' und hotw·
full\ no circ•tull!lllan•·r... "'ill uri"c
lu duan1w thi~< !!ituntion,
Unlll u fe"' du)& ngo the
t'~Ctur ion r.••rneJ to be doomed,
o .. tht' \ant•ric4n go\ernmcut , in
rroeliun tn Ru~ 10n anter.ent ion
to "-UIJI the de' clopment of libernl
atlln in (~r'Chn~< lm oki.1, conrded
nll culturrtl '\Chang~ prowum
im vh ang 1 hot oountl'}. A lt.-r r~'>
~~lll~rlt'ru linn , ht,~\\e\'er, th~e
pru~rnr n "'ill conlinul'l 11! pte·
\Jon I) \:hecJnled. I <~ tudrnt!'i'
'"' 111 the !'(lllntn hu& nlMI h~n
c lc•car••rl h) 1 h1• ot bt:r t~ide. Dr.
Tlr. ( hlltuli Ilcu\Jur, clirrt'lor of
t ht• ':lhult•niJ! \hr.,ncl Jll ogrnrn,
•nit! '\\ ,. huH nli!!nfltnt r: thnt
tJ,,. t ~t•dto· lo\.11kinn goH•rnmt:nt
"'j1J k1 1 J1 the I'Ollllllillllt'OI lliUJt•
Jo u , ..
1·.\1'11 thuuKh tht•' hu,·•· lwl'll
ch·ur•·.J '" lwth l!lide!i untl. a Tlr.
Juhn llr.11m, lr•ault1r of the gruu(l,
Jllll it, "'llu• Ct\':( h tue '<Cn
r .. h . t'Dgc•r or n"' to o'omc', t car IU) \\ill not m'CC!iSUrii) ht• 0 II ta
one. l'he) ''til l•e goins into o
c,;uunll) that j ho•ld h) an OCCU·
pulion fnrct· nttcmpting to kc· (l
liher.lli"rn ·•• n minimum ln n
"ituuliun like thi o l'!luclt'nt \~oultl
nut ltU\t' nJUCb room to fl\0\t' (fi'C
ly und nil mu 1 tn) Ill line.
"lllf' "'ill be wulkmg on cg~
for a "hilr.'' Dr. lltmnr· ub
s~nt•d, "hnt \\c arc not looldnc
lor trouble nn<l af the ~wdent!i he.·
lut\ • them~~eht ~c expect none''
H llo Dan<~
Held 0<·t. 12
Thotct Chi will sponsor "The
Gentlemon Wild" in tho an·
nual Hello Oanc:o, 8:30 p.m .
Saturday 1n Stamm Dining
Hall. Don't mis\ it! Por tl.md O.rcgou I rid t} October II 196H
Davi HarrisS ea s
On Resistance ovement
n \' IU II \IUH ..... -hmoll In r• .... , .. hi-.. ire, Juon Ullrz, ... n ltc •JWOIKifl,: thi .. munllll!; Ill I I Ill I mm
Uiu[nr;: Hmom on .. llu ICr~l .. tonrr." In JanuuM, llnrri., '"'"' Cr ... on oppo~l b<md, ~ill ltrr;:in f'ninr: D
thrc, i'nr pri&on , nt• nrf" for -..lllfulh ""'loti11,; th•• ~I• dhr 'tntc,. \ct.
l>nvtd Horn runenth under •
three ~r.-ar IJrt!'On cnlcnr:~ for
wailful!) \lolutmg the I eriH•
N"\ 1\:e Act "'til 'lpe.lk tO<In ~ at
ll n.m in turnm Dining ltoont..
In Ia) of 1967 fnur ml'n fmm
the on Fronei..cn nren (•alhd u
nuurulnl cunicrcnc.e tu di ... cu ' th••
'tunung in of drnlt cnrdr. and to.
to I nono('ooperllliOll." Th,. mo\ r
rncnt "'ll quickl) "'bonrned to
"the Rc"IStnncc."
B) Oct. 16, ovcr thuulland
"J"oung men ltnd ttlml'd an the1r
draft card The mu\('rncnt SJ'r,..ld
from mouth to mouth. b) men
"llt'ndang \\(~ek going from lm•
JIU" to campu pa -ms tht> ,,ord
He'>l tnncr group JUf;t Jlfilnl; Up
Tllrre IHJ\t: been thrt't.' nouonal
Drort Card Tum-an untl a founll
\\ill L,. held in Non·mlJer of tlu
ear Tlu:rt> ue O\"er 4 000 '--nown
rt'fu t•r.> ond tlH• cl!'CU\ ""cr.·
areo lta record of o\cr 15.000. ~
nuntber of \ oung nu:on 1111111ph· nd
quirt! refu~ induction
In tuldi110n to h1" 11 -1.1 .. m Jlt't'<'h
in ~t unm 1ln.rrh ~ ilJ diil<'U Lhe n .. ·~· lll''t" nt noon rn lhr. north·
«'ll l ClltfJt't of f add
tne b eont• rrcl tunford l na
\N ~~~ 111 1961 D ,,d ll11rr" hu
IK't"ll mvoh cd "rtb people and
I lr ol JJ • "IIC:lll U umrnl:'r m tlae
uuth voorkms an thf' Ch il R1ghl..f.
tflO\ r Olt Ill
I ht> follm, tng urnml.lr he ~Jt..
gnn \\Mkmg ''"h tht' Cnrm wurk
l'r 111 , ntrnl C 1ldomtn un n
mke ag.1in t tht' grower for th•
raglat to tht•Jr (tl' n unaon h wa
du rtllf! tlu pt'nnd thur Har.n
L'' a nne tton between the
work lae "' trl m to do Jn the
math nnd "'ath thr F'nrm worke~
ond the \\ork of tht' malatnn He
fell thai the mdatan wns bt;Jng
11 d to uppnr-t the t p:uvem
m nt unci lo~rs pn' o~lt' bu!Unf'>'
l't' nonm antt!r -o;: alarough •Ut tht>
"' •rid
lie c•>uld not l't' '\h 1 ,:::o •d lu
\\ nrk "' •lomg m r 11 of 1\ w
bc:mg undone h~ the voork 11£ th~
rmht f) llt< rould do httl{' or
"" t It cono.uli'r('d renl '' ork
\\ htlt' ht-coo peru ted "'ah the " ...
h•nt ltr ~ wnrkini! ogam l. ..o lu· Qlll<'th rl"tUmt' I lu draft «'4Jcl
On, uJ H rn "'all o to Jraal (or
tlnC',. 'H r 10 J nu n 1969
'~'f>t·k~P•ul Fihus
1\ t·t· ..., •·hed u]c d
Harat arJ,., th«" r.Jm of th
J•hn v. rail n b :\I rqut dt> tf,.
40d perf•JrnJed b of Dn
11\"-i!n,. ~hun -..111 I 1 v.n 0 t
lJ 1::! ul 7 nl ~· pm an Ev fl4
ud1tonurn
\ urdan~ I ~ t 6nu an tru
tor J m C1 rdh th tim r p·
r t>nl ~~~ un on,rnu n I mtt'r
pr 111111 II r tl h n h R lu
Iron flu tud 1 I 1 ht t I
vf ~ t m n al lJon ma'
(' r I II\ bt-ncfar (ron th h w
JD~
On 0 I I I pm E n
mt"ml I"' nf th I ommurut
m ' \It'\\ lfh IJid } D In
Th If I lhrdd
I' :\tl'l 1 '\ "l'llR l.., t ~\II H, ""~ aaucicr .-ou~lf'\at'\lh>rl tna thr It ••.utupuo., I!! e.-hc<lulrtl fur rnmJtlcllon
in ,, nrl-lQb9, 1 h.--.! :! uulli.u1 •lrul'lun , r•h•'"' "'' t•hnl ,, •• ral "' • I. •••• fl'om (.r;, .. ,.,l,l "I daum, iu•
, ltulo ~ U "immi11~ Jlllttl, J!lll• mg t:"'Ur'l ... <ln:"l!,IIIJ; br'C'b•o traiuua,; (Uiol h•dUN rHunl"• fth ulf• ,,rflrt.._,
llttti n ,l,OOO-c•J•I.I•'at• uuclitorium. • Harriers
Corvalli Bo\v to B~arcat ;
Te t Saturday
1 he l.c"' iio and Clark r.ro•
'ountn tt•nm opcr~t•,l II" 1968 "Cil·
"'ln Ia t 'nturdn' at Prt~ Park
lJ drupfl 11 l du"'c !!9 to :!8 dr.·
'l"llln •• \\ rllutnettr ~
The •I• t~·miint; cunfl·renrt• anti
dr .. t ru•t ch:unpion Piom·N~ '\ "rc·
led h h~d Onr man and ntl\'id
f,,, "ho captured fir.t and ~~·•··
ond placr• re pcctiwh. The Do•ar·
cal tool.; liHl of the ne.'t eight
"'""" to ~nin the \klor). Inr 'ictur, "a~ Dorman' fir!' I
at cru ... rountn. He al o po•lctJ
Ju, Lc"'t time. co,cring the itlUf·
mtle r.oun.e in 20:53.2. fi (t\Jio,..
eoJ do eh \\itla a lime of !?l:Oi.
Tt.ird rlal'r. '' ent to Willarnette'
Ed \'\ nlltr< ~r-whn fint .. ht"d ahead
c•f fuunh rmd fifth pla<'e team.
mateh Rich -)lather and Oa, j,J
G rist•nr • Bt'arrat harriers al!lo
took e\ cnth and mnth ~·lace for
their "inning total.
n11',. ~tr.inh, Willamene· top
runner ln t car. ran unauach~
hf"Cnu"'e lu~ '"' in~litribl~ and hi
plac(' tlid not ('ount in the final
core. He ~~ill. ho'\'c\cr, he a
factor in 1 he r.unference mec-1 in
~oH·mb~r .
IJioneer fre hmcn Keith Wood.
nrd ( t1) from a .. .,H•non and Bob
B,erJ · (8) (rom ~orth Eugene
!ho" ed Jlromit!C in thc:ir fir,.t ou}.
le~e action and will be needed if
le\ii 1 noel Clnrk i to repeat as
champton".
Mark Mandt"), 11 top runner for
t~o )CDr "II far off hi., nonnal
(llll'e nnd ltnd to cttle for 12th.
Rounding out the squad were
Laurie Rentshl e r. Tom m i e
Carlisle and John Jensen. also
fre!ilimc.n.
Commenting {In the rn~t. Coach
Eldnn Fix ftlt that LC ~>hould bnve
-\l;(•n He noted the expech:d team
cl~pth wa mi .. ~ng 1'0 ung the
Pioneer& 11 ,·icton Wuh another
w'"·f'k 0 r work the tum "' 0 "'hole
will l~<> 11 lot tronger. be . aid.
mt'~l had b~n 5Cheduled fPC
lodo) \loith Wcbt-.r tate, hut the
team from Ogden, Utah, r.ancelt·d
the cia h. The Pioneer, will now tr111 t•l to h r.n I' or!.; in Cnnnlli
atuulu1 fur nn 1 I a.m. mt•ct
\\ ith hrghl ·rnll'cl Or,•gnn tale.
l'mlluntl ~lah•, ()(,g untf the
\'a111 uu' ~Jr Oh mph• .tub wuml
out tlw comJII'Iinp; tr.nm nl the
\Or it~ ll'\cl,
Albers' Art
Shown At LC
Tht• eJihibition of \\ hitr. Line
~qun~ ". A ~'lllt•lh: r I)( 'lO litho·
~;rn ph~ c.r~ntt•tf h' Jo"•ph AI heN,
i nuw oli Jl)n~ t•d nt Tcmpletun
Center. Making ilti {ir 1 Port land
appearnnt'(' in the LC gollcr)
uren. tht• "ho"' 1113\ lw ccn dailv
rr .. m 10 u.m. to 10 p.m. through
Oct. 27.
Rt•pr ·•wnting A. unique extru•
lwn of crn{l80111n hit'• tlw litho·
ttraphs JltCM'III u nt•w perccrtuul
t''\[Writ•ncl' to thr. vit·\lorr with
\ lht>rs' ""r. of pun• color, Thi~
lc.'Chniquc of geometric ob .. troct
art hn~ !teen rt•ferrcd to o the
''intcnu~tion of color .. b Alber'.
Uorn in Gt•rmnny in 1888,
Ju .. cph Alber en·ed on the fa<'lll·
l) o( lh•· Weimar Bu11hrur hool
before ~n:t.i r•rc,~urc forced do·
urc o£ the in titution. Lrctures at
Han ard nnd fa<"uh membership
of the trial Black ~lountain Col.
lese in ~onh Carolina !ollowt'd
lai l'migrotion to the United
tote in 1933. A head of the de.
«ign dt•partmcnt at Yolc in 1950,
A I her in& rodurt"d hi rl"volution·
nn color cxpcrimc-n t und en·
t'uurogecl gf•nerution~ of \ale
holotfi to rnntinue hit color re·
t•arch.
Jo,t•ph A I bert~ ha had an ex·
r~ .. s o£ 30 one-man e,.hlbitJons
hmut uni"crsally around the
\\orld. Hi work haH' also
figurr.tJ in most mu cum collcc·
lion o{ r«tnl nbRracL art.
fHTU A HA110HAL CONfiS'r IOl A
TO MEXICO
also an on campus
drawing for desk set Radio
ENTRY BLANKS IN FREE TERM PLANER
(COME IN AND SEEI?) -----------------------MANY NEW ITEMS:
LEWIS & CLARK PEWTER MUGS
NEW MAGAZINE RACK
NEW CANDY AND SWEET TOOTH DEPARTMENT
OFFICIAL CITY OF PORTLAND UMBRELLAS
BOOK STORE By the Trail Room
TEMPLETON COLLEGE CENTER PJ() l ER 1.0\. P.agc 7
Symphony Sells Tickets Evan"
1u i<'
l'ltt• J.·rit•ndlll n{ Clwmllt'r \lu ic,
in o•nupr•rntion with Hntl Potl•
lund ~lute, 1 ~1\j!' & Clnrk. Mar}).
hur-1 Colleges, nnd lht· Univt·t,.it\
u{ Purtlond, ho'c nnnount·t•rl tho• II II' Ort•gon 'mphony Socicl\
Cull··~·· Council ho~ begun itA
c'H'III h ) r'IU of offl"rin~ t'lll!o(tn
tickt•IA to c·nllc~e tudent on 29
Ort'j.;tllt nncl t<outhwt •t~lt-rn \\ '' h· ~lt·turnu r phn!ii!i un '11u:mt:l! b)
Gnrl :\Iarin Von Weho•r", " cvt·n
:;.tutlit•s un lllt'mt· of Paul Klcu"
h\ Scltullt•r, anJ Bruhm•' Con.
tt•rto for Piuno nncl Orrlw tru,
• an~lun cnlllJlllSCll.. l\o, I in 0 1\1 in or.
Tht• S m 11hon) ...,,Jcu•h· hn nl· (;ut•!<t urti~ts ,,, lnlt•r corwt•rt
dtt.•dulc fnr the J 1•t ChombN
\1u~it• Cnncerl ::O.t•tw"' 1%8 }<)61) lucnlt·tl 11 hlnck of · t•ot~ for tlu will rnr hult• ~itlnn llnrth, \luhn
t:ullt•lw Council, fur cnclt of tlu isl ~ Huclnlf ~ rrklllill)', Jlionit~t, It,.
llw \llcgri Juortel w1l1 pt•t·
fnrm '\o,. 1 I: 1 ht1 Brahm!l Qunt·
lt"t on Jan. 9: the Juillinrtl Quor·
lrt on Feb. 6: thl' Ountt \~ (lOci·
\\inti Quintet on '1nuh ~il 01ntl
thr \c'' York '\trrng !::tt•:~.tcl on
,\ Jlril H nim• 1mir of conc ... rb nl th1 JW\\ hnk Pt•ahnun. violini~t. Rnl(int
Chit• Allllitmium . The\' wtll lw tli. Ctt·spin mJirnnn, PhrhftJJu Entre
'iclt•tl intu lwn lll.•rit'"'• tltt> flr;~t ""'' rumll, piuni ~tl; D) ron Jnnr
hqrmntiiJI Oct 21 for 'cri{'l n pinniMt: !IIlii Chri,.tint· \Vulevllkll .
un!l :-..m J for !-~eric A. 1 t IIi 1
On Oct. 21. piani"t Jnhn Drown· 'it ru• \ "'ill con 1111 of four
in.: "ill n•turn to Portlontl us a roJH't·rt ontJ tht• prirt:. will bt.: $4.
~lll'SI llrti!tl \\ilh the S}mphon~. !:il'ric" ll will fcnturt• five COn
All pc:rforrnnnH • \ull lw ut
Poriland ~Uit1 Oltl \'loin nt 8:30
p.m. ncept tlw Uruhm Quurtt•l,
\\hich \\ill apJwar ot th~ l.C
£,ans Auditorium Ill the !liOOW llll' pro~rnm thut e\lt'OIO~f \\ill in. t'l'rt!O fur 5.
cltult• llintlmith's ' ymphonic: Br···uu •• the number of tickct11
--------------~~~~~--~~~~
Portland Civic Thoatro
prosents tjme.
Ruth rejrular 4nd "t.·rit• tickt•l
UTI' on ~ale at lt'vcn & Son, 1020
Llovd Center, 1\1 usic on Rcrords
1033 "·". ~torri'<on the Reed and
Ponlunl Stolt Ticket Office , nnrl
tlH' Mu<..ic Deportment" of l ~WiA
& Clurk, Mury lhur <~t. ond tho
l nl''ef'lllt} of Ponlo.nd
Webster
DICTIONARY THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS
Maln•tago
Od. 3, 4 5, 10, 11, 12 at 8 30
THE LION IN WINTER
Blue Room
Oct. 3, 4, S, 6, I 0, 11, 12 at 8:30
For roservottons cell our
boK o/IJco 226-3048
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PRONOUNCING what's the
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK OT QUC.CJII
The Stotewlda Bank
wltl\ Hometown Sorvlce
The good word for students this fall
is FREE -as in the handy 50,000-
word Webster pocket dictJonary
First National will gJve you when
you open your checkmg account at •
your branch of F1rst National Bank
of Oregon While the supply lasts,
get th1s free gift for enjoying the
convenience of e1ther regular or Low
Cost checking at First National.
LOW COST CHECK PLAN ADVANTAGE S INCLUDE :
• No monthly service fee
• Pay only 12 cents for each check
you write • Deposit to your account at any First
National Branch
• Free personalized checks
Visit your nearby branch soon, get the good word on Fin;t National checking
-and a 50,000-word pocket dictionary Cree when you open your account.
MORE GOOD WORDS: Free check·
book cover with your college col·
ors and Insignia when you open
your checking account. FIRST
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BANK OF OREGON
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TilE IRISil RO\ I· Jt.., knu,..n for tlwir hh rc:l'nrd. "'l'hc• Unil'nrrt," ur•• I!C'ht·rlultl'f Cor ll Lr."i" unrl Clork
tu·rl urmcmct.• ON. 31.
Tht• Cuhurul \ r1 "c•rie for the
)C)(.R.()C) ~l'hnol )t.'ar "ill fe-nturc
lhrt·t• t!istin~ui ho•cl urtist in the
fi••ld of 11111 ic und the ''orJd.rc·
knmqacd i\ nt innnl Shnkc~pcare
CC'IInpnn~··
The c•rit• "ill lwgin Oct. 31
"itlt the• lri h HO\CT or "Uni·
corn'' lun11:. Hulph KirJ..:putri ck.
on J.C' lung·U\\aitt·d hurp~ichord,
''ill 111' f••alurccl in the· ~oecond
pcrformuncc• or the ~cries, Jnn.
15, Tht' ~utiun.al hukcspearc
Cftlnpnn)', Ft•h. 27. and John
Miles, known fur his role in the
mu,.ic•ul 'Porgy and Bet~-"'," on
A11ril 2:~. will r11mplt·tt· tht' crie..q.
'I he lri lmwn, \~ho rt·uUy ure
lr j,h, t·H•n though the)· now rc-citic in Calg,Jry, Allwrln, hnH'
bt·\~n tog••ther 1lmn 1 ll )car. Titer
don't folio" the 11 uol uc.ct "'
•tory for 0 group or intt:rnotiunnl
fume. Thuugh tlwy hnu knoY>n
~ach otht•r hefore. thcv had onlr
bet•n n group for two wt•f'k when
"The Unic·urn" " 1 cut.
fh~·> · 1lon't pretrnd to U!)C tlte
lrit~hnc !I !Hi a girnmkk -the
brogue io; r•'•'ll .md o 1 u gr<'lll
rlt•al of mu~iral ability. 'llwir rep.
crtnirc· include· music from mnh)'
count ric , uf many ngt.'ll tmd
s1 ,. ks.
T nlt·rnol ionull )' nrr.loim~d n the
\\orld's llft.:J.lti.:.SI hnrJl ichurdi~l,
Ralph Kiri.;Jloltrick. !onner horp~i
chord iu~tructnr ot Yule, will he
the thinl Jlcrformt•r in thi )t•or's
• erac..•.
R,\1 Pll K lit I\ I' \TR l(.f\., o1.-...-rib.-d ne lho· "'nrltJ'.., ,r;reuh~t hDrtlfi·
c-hurcJi111, "Ill Ulllt••ur un l"olotlm• Uill Jun. 15.
cztzaitJ
WILL BE TAKEN AT
VOYAGEUR OFFICE
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY -
CALL VOYAGEUR -EXT. 200 or
236-2724
FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW.
TIME IS LIMITED The Dcuto;cbe Crammophon ~
ci•·t) has entru ted him w1th the
ro•corJing of the comph•te keyboard
work~ of J .S. Bnch for i1 well·
kno"n Archhe Eerie!. fie ha
u pflcured in eH·n· major mus.ica I
capiwl in the "'orld, and many
cnuntrie" lla\t: engaged him to
JIID> the ~ork of their mo t fam.
OU!i compo cr .
A n.··creation of the Bnrd'6 ori
gma I •·Turnin~: of tl1c Shrey;" y,•ill
he orfrrcd on Feb. 27 at LC.
Th, .1\ational Shake rwnrc Cnm.
pnn j.:; u pioneer in bath the Cidd
uf tuurinr; com parue.s and <'ollegt•
pr·rfnnnccJ boke,.peare . ~ orking
011 u minimum budget for muium
performo.1nl'e, the troupe cm••rcd
30,000 mile"' in eight months.
Co!tumcs. scenery and prop
ure lightwt:i~ht with the minimum
bulk. They are stored in the Ius·
~age areas or the bu ~ that
&ron port the group from city to
cit) in 2i tales and Canada.
The April concert will feature
John Mile , of whom th~ Ne¥<
) ork Times ha< 61lid, 'E,ery·
thing he pre ent" i a mu ical and
Jromatic cntih and communicat·
ctl "'ith intelligence ••• ••
\lile~ has performed with the
Metropolitan Opera and the New
rnr~ Cit~ Optru. BNitle! .. Porg)'
und Be.:~". he ha ptrformcd in
••K \\amino.''
H~· ha .. ''on man,· BY<ards !or •
\OCill mu·icinu·hiJJ and hi" recent
oratorio engagement.. include
''Elijnh" anti 'The .\fessinh."
'I it"k~t (or the &erie are on
o.nlt• at the informallon de~. and
arc SS. lndi\idunl ticket" for the
performance~ will be S2 for Lewis
anrl Clark -.wdent and facuh
and 75 cent" for the general pub
li~.
PB.iY Revised
Dir.·rtor) n~>»i .. rance {or c.am.
pull telrphonn numbers nncJ C't·
trn!Uon rna} be obtained 'by
dialing J80, un onling to the LC
t~\\ itch board achnng~ .\nothl.'r
l"ltanp,t• in th~ rnx &'l•tlJl ha
ht'1'11 mnde ut ~h:'' urt Hull,
whc re C\ er) 10 v.omeu '~ill l!hore
11 rtlulll.-. hulh idual phon~ will
hn'c numlwu of their O\\ n, aml
it \\ill no longer be po• iltlf! tu
readt ::,tc" ort hy diolin~; 10 I. Pagt 3
Student Activities Aide
Interested in Politics
I Mt rrtl f'ink ro ally a CIA
Dgf'nt?
Ont• ~u1r ngo, I ""'ill nml Clark'.,
nt•\\ O""'"tnnt actaitu.•s 1lircator
\'oar. cl• • ply imulud with tudo•nt
rwlitw;. in l.atln \mrrican cuun.
trir.;o, nn,) likr rman) Amo•JJr.4r.5 in
re!lirlcnrt• tlwre. Wull ~u·cu~··d 11f
hring a ~I \ IJgl"flt.
~' a fullhnght _choll1l•hip
\\lllnrr !rom the I 01\I'T Ill or
Oregon, ~ink cnntmu,.d tudl" al
lh• Unh tf!lll) of Gunyoquil in
1-:.0untJQr 11t1tUJ;h langUOHC Wll"
lu collcgr mOJOr ha!! intere~t us
(orrncr !ruder of the t.;Q t:nnte
wa m "tudcnt pol1trc
In lr)mg to choo!V' the mo~t
a)lf'rnprint,. cnur .. t of tutl)'. it
M~on lle<"Oirnt' ,., a dent that the:
mo~t polattrall) act he tud' nt
were in tlu· lnv; sthool. He he·
~an hill graduate •tudac;; In th•·
mid t of a unitt<d tudcnt front
forant•d h} th~ youn~ Jll'ople of lhe
cuuntry ngllinst tht• milttnr~ JUntn
in puw,.r. \n undtJr~trcmnd pn per
cir.·ulutcd freely o &heir mean
of rno:cliu.
~inl:' rw;tt _ouch Amcricnn
rr·~idt•Jlce "a in Peru, where he
Y<n a rncmht>r of the Peruvian
;\'olional Cultural lm;titute.. H ..
1; J\e rmiunr Jteedw!'t on ,~\mer ·
icon I itt:rnturc- umjl he wu op. pmnted dirt"Ctor flf hi" (•wn In li·
lute in Chirlayo, f,eru.
JI,. fannll) r,.lllrn,.tl to rh,. ltlll.'"
111 1\ ltnl of tlu H' r to oil rntl Lh,.
lntnnnti[lnal A'M•dntit•n of f~~r.
eagn lu.Jcnt \ Hbir~ m n Fran·
d~otiJ. Thflugh h,. hod llcm pt~d
to foll(jw the U newa here
"hil~ In •Uth Amrri , San
t-•rnnr.iseo, oftt'f a threr y~ r ab.
~nr.r, Ctlrnc 011 a hork.
EH•n thuugh tht' mnJonry nf bi
.. tudi,.& had put ham 111 eont.ac:t
w1th turlenl who r nged from
"l1ghtly lrhtornl to arrhrodicol, the
r~>nlaznt111n of n o~rrwhelming
nurnhe-r of Amew·.nn young
rcopl~ l~amng lownrd t hi
faC'tion wa•n't o t·~•dcnt in In""
pug of New wc,.k t1 an th~
pJUb of on F'rancl!>co,
\t Lewi~; and Clnrk. Fink i in.
t,.r~ted an tudmt politic •
\\hich llt• r.-el" nre on nlmo t 110•
tor•ped rr:~ourc~ at thl coll,.ge.
H·· i part.kularl) interP ted m a
working cn11t•· nnd thr. new Com·
munit'' C";v~o:rnment propoMI
plnnnetl l1y the tudent ndmini
t rnlaon.
\ ntl wjth nll the tudrnt unrat
in the rauntrv tndny it juat might
he "Yoorth\\hile to ha\c 11 CIA
ngrnt on nur !!Ide?
JOftl'i \Ul.f~. {&UilliU!I fur bi" pcrfortuun<"c iu .. l'or1r and He• ••,
~Ill ap('cur \1•ril 23 a& Lc>~ j,. &and «~luk •
.. I' '11;\l~ Uf THE ~UREW" will br oflr~ l to 1 «: auolie!nC'o t•eb.
:.:!i b th .. ~otmnal ha1u ... pt>ar<" Company. • l'.tge I
ll'" I and Clark olumnu"
Julnnr Hndgt•r,. \ndl.'rS<ln ''ill
111:1 Conn the linot recitnl on the
mu J• dr)lnr&nlcnt',.. Ill'" harp j.
c·hord at an o,Jmi "'ion-f ret• con·
Cl!rl 8:30 Jl.m. Ort. l b, in f., 11115 ~Ill' ''ill nl o Jlft''t'OI o RTOIIJl of
c'OiliJIO•itiNt h J~·nn · Philip1w
Rnmi'liU, 1\\u bOnatn h} ~··arlnt·
ti, nntl Ghromo1it • I~Cinlll~) b,
s,, et•linck,
The• tit ian·huirecl \lr ,\ruler.
udllurium. on, IIO\\ lluh in1 \\tilt John
\cquh•ition of the'! b,300 in:<IT\1·
nwnt (ulfall.. a hmt! ttmt dt• ... ir,
ul llt Rrinhurcl 1\mh \lu h Dl"'
I' rtnlf'nl daairmnn . :O,mct u 1919
cnnren he'r~ ln di tlnguhhc·•l
harr•~trhordi t \Ike Ehl"r , on1•
of Dr. Paul)·,. majtar nmbition
hn llren the l'urdtn"t' of u
hurp~ichord for 1 he cCillt'gc. h will
l rt;t'l he uS<'\1 (or pt'dorming
Anti h~r.hin(: ttm .. ic of the llach
pertncl ll.unihon uf 1111' \lnht•t it\ ur
Oregun, It 1 jmm•d tilt' nm il• ( ur.
uh\ Ill! 11 lr.c:lurt•t,
,\ 111M graduuh• of I e"i" unti
Clurk. ;;he tl(',H·lntll'tl ltc•t inlcrt• 1
in h.u Jlsichorcl untlt•t ,\lirt• Ehlt-r ,
'' hilt• 11 ~rothrnlt• •tut!cnt ot ~uth.
ern Cali forma ~lu· "u n 11inno
!"ollu)ent ,,£ \t•lltt• Tholt·n '' hilc ol·
tcmling lu rc
l es .. un un I It,.
,,Jurh \\D recehtd
or•• offerrtl thi" foil.
'Jilt' concc:rt ''ill
I e\\ i" anti Clnrk
"'nH. hnr p~idaord,
this sumrnc·r,
\II'-, Andt·r~n "ill open on <I
doo.c her pro~ram ''ith Bach
numbu~ -~:ngli~h "u lr m ~\
rninor nn•l Tor.alla m l major. IW' frt: c tu
focuh' and •
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It's Alive and Campaigning
In East Portland I
You can continue the struggle for
participatory democracy, by work-
ing in the active campatgn of HARL
HAAS, DemocratiC candidate for
State Representative.
Haas was an early and PUBLIC sup
porter of Eugene McCarthy-when
it wasn't constdered "smart poli
tics11 to be one.
He will display the same frankness
as a State Legislator .
Shake off the post-Chtcago blues
and get back in the battle you can
still make the difference.
CONTACT : 636-3601
John Callahan, Ext. 337
Mort Jacobs, Ext. 388
Jim Sullivan, Ext. 417
For a change:
State
Representative
No.1 PIONEE~ I < >G Ortnlacl II, 19hH
Oue
Screening Results in Paulsen Pick
b1 J>un Cudmu'
~,, vt•tu u~o nn un n,·,•rcu 1
\n\f·mhcr rnurning, rno 1 of U!l
'' rr.:. !'lmfflin~ tn tht• r cnr nf 11
"lu inc:nnMpi<'IIOIIII ami lw \Hlll't
•·ull on nw'' cluss in hip,h sd1oul.
Dt•furt• 1111' rnmnin~ \\118 O\Cr,
JWiiticul rc•nlih hurl ,.Juppt't1 lUi in
I ht• f Urt'. Our prt>llidt•nt hud hcc•n
11 ,~ s~iuatt•cl.
8) I Q(}l, \H' wc•rt• fnrt·d \\ ith n
JlH'"ident io.l rnct• 11 ht•rc• nohotl)'
curt:d "ho "on, ju•t o 154•111•~
hod Jo,t, 'I ht• folio\\ ing {our ) ••.are
brnu~ht an infft.J"t in nur 1 roop
committmcnt m \ artnam, n ticht·
tnin~ of Tll<'inJ It 0 lOllS, 0 (uiJing
{,rclll Socit·ty, u houncling nutiunnl
debt uncl tt preacling cretlihilil)
gup. The Joltn•c•n ndmini•trution
ltud bt·comr one of the mo 1 un
JlO(lular, ut hnmt· nnd uhrnud, in
U. •. h.i.,tOr).
1t wo~ lwrnming oll\ ious hr
early 1967 thut ~he next prt• iut·n·
I iul nominee" would be sl'lcctctl
11\ I he volit icuJ hierac hy ill!llt•ud • u( populur tJllmuncl. A~ tht• two
mujor partie" t•ontinued to lo"t'
contact witb the t•lcctoratc, the
ri .. e in populnritr of urh politi·
cui r-coutKJrel .. a .. George W allo.cc·
IJecumc inc~ itablc
Llue in 1967 \hnnc.sotn Senator
Eugen~ Mctarth> sleppetl for
ward to challenge the Oemot•rn ·
tic machinerr in the pre!'idcntiul
,,rimorie". .As the New llomp
~hire primor~ approncheJ, nto.,t
}!OUsters gn\1:: McCurth) 16 to 20
per ccn~ of lhc vote \\ uh n cnm·
poign raH of youthful followt•rs,
and "ithout dtt• pledgee! backing
of any leading political ugurc,
McCorthv amo&'lcd 42 per ccmt of
tbe return~
Con-.idered u victory for the
force Lhnt oppo~ed the adrnini~·
tration, the \lew llamp hirf! pri.
mary changed the polilicnl scene
overnight. Prc~ident Johnson
withdrew hi" name M a po •tbJ,.
nominee jn a nationullr telcvi~>ed
mc .... age to the public. Dobby ).,, nnt•th, '' hn hod curlit•r rpfu~t·d
'" r•nlc'r tlw run• ht•rnu t' hn
lt•arc•tl !iplilling tltt· purl\, Ull·
""""'''''' his t'undidu~~.
In 1 he Jllllllllf ic· I hut fnllnwt•rl,
llu· t•nrnhirll'tl volt• uf Mc\.urlh)
111111 Kt·tull·•h hnwt•tl n Irons
""''' ul uppu~ition lu tht• Jlft' cnt
lttlrnini 1 ratiun untl it .. cantlitlolc,
ltulll'rt 11. llumphrc) £,en nh•·r
till' llbf4fl~"inruinn uf Kennell). ~k
Curth} fnrc•cl lwllt•r rn the ptlll
u&:uin~t tltt• Ht·puiJlirnn c·undirllth•!!
I hun clicl flttrnphr~} .
Tlw rnnwnt ion in Chien go "n
1 unlrnllt•tl It) rnodtine pnlitit• ,
"" llumplttt•) wus nominutccl O\CT·
'' ltt•lmitag lr. willie llw 111nrm troop·
t•r nf politicnl boss Hir.hurcl
Oult'\ uprco ed tho~c "h" rout.l
nut UJ!fl't.' '' ith our O·cnllecl dt.•mn·
• rrattc Jtroct'""e".
l:nrlit·r in tlw t~ummcr, tlw Rt'
puhlknn hod nominated Rich·
urcl Ni,on in 1\lmrni. It \\US no
IIIJIII~t· 1hu1 ~axon wo norninut·
t•t.l \ftc·r ull lu !.ad hc·cu raan·
ptugrung llinrt• Barr · Coldwater'~"
dc•fc•nt in 196·k and he ~wt•pl
llamu~th the• pnrnnric<~ as if hill UJIJilllll'llt rlid nnl ••xi&~. f vt•n thG
hi~ ·munt:\ pnlitrc of N'cltson
Htoe'l;t•lt•llr•r t'CHJlrl Jl()l t.aldt tltr.
,..rnunth Will kiulf He: publican mu.
rh inc•,
.\& tht· t•lt•cuon drn\\~ ncar,
~ixnn i huhlinp on I•J lu lc1111
n\C'r llnmJlhrt.·>·· 1-:"''" thou(Cll it
hit~< ht•t•n ~liJipiug, Nr'(on look
likt, 1 Itt• "innc·r unlt·ss Spiro
A~"''" i unl•·u lwtJ '"' tl11• public
• 11111'1' 111(11111,
\\'lila II), it mnkc•s lilllt! dilfcr
l'llt't• "Ito 1 dt:c•tcd. It M!l'tned
tlutt the foc•ul pnint of ~h·Curth)'
<'Urnpai~n wn to oll&t the et~toh.
li~lll'cl mudaincr) . Uuth of the
mujur cnmliclutc'.! nrtc> clcurl) o££.
prin~ ul tht• pulitics that ho,·t!
run 1 his c•uunt ry ince 1952.
\ ht•r rurdull> !lcrecrung lho
nul innul canrlidutc.s, it :o.ecmb tho.t
l,ul P au l"t'll is the on I) choacc we
huvt•. \hhuu~lt lw contanuully
prnrni11~:; tlw ••lt·rtorutc rwthing, it
asl't'lll" hcth:r thun Na'Con', one
to "iclto.lt'Jl llumphr" y' t•olhicul
hun~lc s. or Wullucc'fi low and
11rtkr.
United States Senator
has led Congressional opposttion to the War in Vietnam
since 1962. His political fate rs now tn YOUR hands.
Sen. Morse MUST have active student support to rotain
his Senate seat. Volunteers to man storefront offices and
canvass the tri-county precincts aro urgently noedod.
Call 224-7202, TODAY, or come to
Morse HQ at 1Oth Street SW and Washington.
Pold for by ••·•lect Wayne Mor11 Commllfoo
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Yt'n though it
1 1\, I 'X On loo~
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lillie difft•r.
.d. h :;ecmtlfl
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)11Sl the e!IIUI)o
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Tl' clcurly off.
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ce 1952
.cu·erun~ the
it :.eems thnt
only choace we•
ac continually
~utc nothin~t. it
l'li-<on's one-
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to retain
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Sit .. In Necessary at LC Chapel
Dedication Service Set for Oct. 20
b)' /I til II, tmmm
~\ h huul(h not yc•t rr'mJalt•lcl y
rurnr .. ht•tl, tilt' rJhllJII'l ut l.t·wi'
arul Uurk ift ulrc•udy 111 1111r., For
!Ill' fir t Jlurl of tlli -t·houl yeur.
: dau (It' I t•rvict•s will lw hdd on a
· l!it an hn is-bring ·utnc•thm~ to
1111 "" t~llclt 1111 u cu luon or a pile
of huuk ,
Tlu· c•u hiont•d rnodule • lined
pt•\\:; for tlw llllllt'ltiUf} 1H~ liChc·d·
ult•d In lw clt•livr•rt·d t>Omt.:time
urouncl l>cc. 1 uf tlti .. year. 1 he {'
Jlr.\\1! ,..jiJ l"'rmit rr.nuUnlfin~ o{
tht• nnrtUlT\ for Jll'dul crvir.es
und cw·nt • Furniturt• lor till'
'""" r·r )r•\t•l uHict' uncJ meeting
rnhrnli will bt• cldiH·rt·d wmc·time
ahc•r tlu· mhltllt• of Nuvt·mhcr.
As '1'1, nu tlunur lau be· en found •
tu upplr the Jlipr• nr~an (or the
building. Until !!uch time, there
will he II pinno in~tall••cl ttl thr
lnfl uhovu thu entry Wu't' \lo dote
hu" het•n !\!'I fnr deln·tory o{ thu
20 tainr•d glu "'mdow~ (rom the
I oir., Studio« in ( horlrt• • Frunc!'
Two nf the· winduwli ure for the
t:ntry wuy, 1() (or the clt•rcMoT).
und two {or aht· buck filairwny.
E'ccpt for the mum suncluury,
which hu n huntlc:cl·pcLblt• (ini-.h
£lour. tlw cntirt• I1Uilrting is cor·
pctc•cl in purple nr copper. In the
Speak Up-At
Raddon Home
How i'l y o u r .. upply of
idcall g r i p c ~ qu~lion'l?
Wouldn't you welrorne the op
portunity to air then' be{on: oth
er rnc:rnbcr" nf the Ltwis nnd
Clark rommuniay?
t; rant Raclclon, phy,ic"' lecturer.
invite-. tuclcnt i, faculty, ond ad·
ministration me mher• to meet
op:oin thi~ ycor ot hs home, 0751
'S\\ Palatine Hill Road for extrn·
l'ducotional emmnr di~u ion"
Ruddon, wlto ho led <>ianilar >oC:.'
ion;~ Ju .. t 'eur, hu et 8 p.m . • on Fridoy n.iJtht a the tirnc for
the di cu" iont~,
Pt."r~n wi~hin~ tu discuo;s ~pe
l'ific. topic.c; ore o ked to contact
Rtuhlon, c tension 386, who will
uitl in im·iting ~pedal ftUe,ls.
The wlk muy either be im·
prmntu, ur :o~uppl()mcnted by ad
vance reading or o;pecial ~penk·
t•r • \ny Friday nil,lht not sched·
ulc:tl Cor a particular aopar mo)
be u ed for open ditoeu. '4ton.
'l he Rod,) on home will ulllo be
uvni lu ble for fire"'adc.· chuh, dane·
inr, im 1•rom1u muRic. recital!>,
and otltrr f.)nturday night actiVl·
tie$. Tltol't: nttending thc!c open
houM: gatherings ure asked to
coni ribute 50 cent" toward costs
of refre hments.
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one you sell.
For more information,
call Rick Symer,
656-0326 lu"" rr l•·.,.c•l thrrc• i u work room,
twu offin•j!, u lurgc• nlf.'c•ting rourn
unci u cc•ntrul liltrnr). I hcJ m•·•·l·
ing roum will lm lurni lu:J with
.. tuc·king c huirll.
'llw luau fil(urt!!l on tlll.l c·n.
arunn: l,rldgt· u( tlw danrwl ore
un intt·r,u•tot icm of tlw t rcuJitiun
ul ymlmls uf tlw four •'YIIItgc•J .
i ts: Mattlll'w, Mnrk, l.ukc nnd
John, Tlw win~tt'd mltn (lc•ft, front
)'ntLoJi,,.,. ;\Jullhcw l~t•cuu!><: his
j:O!oJit•l lll'gin" lty trur.ing tlu! g•·n·
eology of Jc.:u Chri•t and ern·
plan iL.CS hi Immunity. I Ill'
~inged lion (riglu, r•:.1r) r•·prt•·
cnl \lurk.
Tradition o Mwiute thr• lion
\\ ith \fork lu•r•uu c hi gu pel ht'•
~ins with " dr• criptiun of John
tlw UIIJlti 1 lth•• voir.r· of one cry.
ing in tlw wiltlt:rn,..~~ -). Thr. wingt:d
ox (left. rcur J &ymLolitr• Lul.:t•
lwr.uusr. lw gi\c a full nccounr
of the dt'uth nf Jc'IU , 1'hc• engle
(right, £runt) i John. Thr. eogiP
i~ UE-(:tJ truttitionull) to rt-prc ent
tilt' p;racu uf the lloly Spirit ami
aJ..,, till' ""ccnl'inu nf Jesuw Chri!ft,
Tlwsf! umc f o u r !'o)'mhnl!l
ulso u:wd to rrpru."•·nt tht• rnoin
t•v(•nt in the lift· nf Jesus: the
"'ingctJ incarnation: tlw winged
oll.-dt•uth; the \\ ingcd lion-res-urn•ction (in •••HI)' tim••s thr. liun
"'IHI tl1oudlt to h·· bMn clc<~d and
nnly rni~rcl to laf,. 1)0 the thml
•lay hy thl' \ oicr of jr11 porrnt) :
uml thr: t'a!Pe-tlw O!i<''t'n&ion,
n... fint t;••rvirt: wn lwld dur
in~ fro~h oricntution nnd muy
w•·ll huw tw!:'n the first "church·
tn," u flC"'" for the trur.turr.
lutv,. )CI to h<• in called. ~ ltulc:nt
ott' urg.·d to ltring pillow or
cu•hion to the n~XI few lW·rvice~~.
!Sunday, Oca. 13, the Novo T !SIB·
nwnt, '''I he l.ibcratecl i';~~nr... w iU
he g•~cn by Chaplain Gordon Ver
(llonk nt I I a.m. Jl,. welr.om.. all
uulc•nts to com,. and explore tht:
'tari••llf' of rdigaous cxpre sinn
:noal:lltle through th~ Campus
~lini try •
On Od. 20 there will br• a dedi·
t•utiun er .. irc for the ,.niJ~@'' Oil•
dicnce ul 3 p.m. Davie Nnpitr,
r.lmpl<~in ol Ianford, will be the
mDin pe<aker. He will also •pt>ak
at tire r··~ulnr Sunday Choprol
•·n·ic-c at I I a.m. on that date.
Chaplain \'.•rplank indiratcd that
th~ college choir dir,.cte,J by I...
~toni••) Clarum. A bra choir un.
tier the direction of Kdth Eide
will al o partkip:ne in the serv. -ace.
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
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~ou \l'oto e,on(c liEU IAI1t.4. UO
ON 1'0 .1!' •
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True, U.S. National IS a big bank
big in service and big in friendli
ness. Also, our local branch is
locally managed and staffed by
people who understand student
problems . You can depend upon
FREE
PEN Attractive pen In school colors
tree when you open a low-cost
U. S. Bank Checking Account.
Unlltd Slltll National S,n., of Oreaon • Mtmbtr f 0.1 c. lnterviPu u1 Set
For Placement PSC Stages
French Play
U. K •• ipc pr.r #Jnnr.l D!ISt!tanl Lf'wi and Clark 'turle.nl inl,.r·
cstr•J in working on pr.rforman~
of Jean Coct~au's four.aet lrtlg·
c:dy, 'l..u Machine lnfernalr ",
may c9ntnct the fMdgn l.an
guag(: [Jt!pnrtmf'nt of Ponland
!:)lnle CoJie~r., extc:n ion 1651. with ()·I ~lrJnlc Corporation, "'ill
Ia•• tht! fir 1 recruit,.r thi!l fan to
anlt·n tt"llf t•ntore for r.arc"r em·
Jtloyrn••nt, unrJf'r rht• RJtOoS<>rehip
of tlu· I C l'lac~"mrnt OHic:c.
IJII' ~ iJI rnn1JUC11 intl'l>iCW5
Oct. t(, fr11nr 0 o nt. to 3 p.m. for
po~itwn in rinnnrl', ur.cuuntins.
IJncl ntht•r ttHic~ tft·partmcnt.s. or
in lht• Jltodm:ciun divi aon or
lrrnnl'la nle.~ offir. • or Drol Monte. ·1 h,. pia) will he dirl'!cterl in
rr.·nch by Rirhnrd A. \\ ih hire,
tlir,.rtr.r r.f t~r"A Phtnee cJu l'or.lfi.
que at Pr~nland tal J\etor ,
tnge hand~. liKhting techn11:nnA.
l'nior men int~n· teti in int~r.
\it'\\" moy mnk•' sppoantrnent in
tit,. f'lar,.ment Offic:,., Huddleson
llou~e o, 3, wh,.rr! th,. int,.r.
vi••w'" "'ill lie held. co &um~n, and publicit "'ritl'!r&
arc needed.
Credit i nvailaLJ,. to parti-
ciJIBting tucJenl Perf(lrmancet.
are sdaeduled for No\', 14-16.
How we serve
you completely at
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BRANCH
S. W. Berbur Blvd •t
Terwilliger • r.,s\: tl ()ctohcr II, l'lbR
LC Stu ents ' • tve Damn'- Port an
Scene o Community or Projects Mu ical, C"'cch
Plcty Offered
l·'nntastit· thuc~es urt• hnppt·mnr
111 tlw I '''" i!l u ncl Clark 1 ht.•uter de
putlllll'llt thi!l full. 11ul' sumtmH, ~:! L"" io; anti
l ltul: ,;tudrnt panicipoted in a
JlTu~ram for rommunitv actic,n in
\Ulltll" set'Lion .. on Portlentl.
Brian Sullinn Donna Shirley
Saturday Matinee
October 19
2 p.m.
$2.50 Reserved seats
Civic Auditorium
Portland , Oregon
Stevens & Son,
Portland Solem
Portland Opera
Association
Herbert Weiskopf,
General Director and
Conductor \ mi1Jnr purpnM' "a to urate
u ~lluotion in \\hidt "tuelent"
from thi, te•ruh•mtt' nunmuni t>
l'uultl he mnclr: murc• B\\.UC t\f
\\hut' hllJlp~ning in tlw r1l\ lw·
\Oncl Polatanc Hill. Thr. tude·nt ..
\\'01 kccl "ith ngc•nrir.~ \\Ito c•
progrom prnr.trott ..... l into the hip
cnmmunil , hl:l(').; c•ommunil)o
11nd pcM>T·\\ h.itc· communih. They
dl'alt \\ith pruhlcrn" of illicit
drug... run\\a) ·, jtn cnilc dclin·
quenl • lumilir.s on .... d{arc.",
and rhild r~n from )u.,...in('ome
f11milil"
Ro~er Fletdll'r and Ilob Hnmm,
emplo' ed b' rril'ndh Hou~r in
north Portluntl, \'lurked .,..·ith hiAh·
,chool A(;~-,1 ho} at tlw ngenc) ·~~
,outh ccntrr. The center \\1l'i •
c•rientetl 111 the gll}" und the
kinds of program" thnt the) felt
the\ ,.ontc-tl. lt wn" u place where
the· !..ids could ~o und lao'~-' wmc·
tlt.ing to do, in tend o( just being
out on the treet!l,
Tht• Portlond Gn•ruc•r Ccluncil of
Churc he t.'mplo)'( cl Pot ~l(tlt'r.
John "ebt-r. und l\.111h' '\e" bill
WANTED BY RECORD CLUB
OF AMERICA
CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE
TO EARN OVER $100
Wrllo for fnlormoflon 'or
Mt. U l.nCIIrJ, Colltrt 811nn tlhn•a•
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rt.)tltl •••
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1 City State Zip _ 1
I 0 Collrgc atudent Yur of trradulltion l
I 0 Faculty member l'.at..s 1
L------------~-----------------~ in it.. '-lunmu•r Cri .. is Prttjltlllll
'1 It~·' dul t rc•el \wrk in '-1. \'; •
Port lund'.. hi )I cc•mnmni t), ('t'n
tcring umund l nlr 11111 Pnrk,
Mc>r\'IU)III~ of "urm, 01111 the•
p~,·cht•th •li<' ~upcrmnrkc t
lnnn Grut· ru~nft•ltlt•r, Connie
Soper, J u I i c Onnnt'r l.unt'll
Haught, J m Rotlk, nnrl Ju>
Rhocle~ )'onidpntcd in u gnH·rn·
ment funded ( 0 EO) projl'l·t
throu~h PACT (Portloncl \ction
Committics ToJ,!etlwr ) \\or kin~
out of ~'eru l ',E. communil)
action ce•ntt•r .. , thest• girl" lwcamt•
irl\ oh e<J in u \"ll riel) or prohlt·mtt
rcl.ltl'cl tu the tolul l'nmmunil\
(i.~. hnu .. intt. rnc-clicnl nicJ, legol
ond politico! i <.IJt''• ond ~trt•c t·
\\ ork).
Dun Brc'\ tcr und Jom.ie C.
Jenkins ,,ere ~mplon•d hy Huh.
Cnp. u commun&t\ action pro·
J.!rnm in 1 he rorc·l.'ll)' Tlwy
wol'kt'd in !lOUth'' c,.t Porllnncl ju!lt
\\t'"l of \lncndnm \\ t·nur .... ith
jU\ enilc delinquent ond run.
a"a)"•. in conncrtion with o
nt'ighhorhood youth hou .. e. Don
and Jamie helped the kid pion
and eoordinute programs nnd
ncth"llie.s bo ... etl on the.ir intl.'rc.~t •
from any photo
2 ft. Jl[ 3 ft.
only$ .95*
•Send ony block & wh1tc or color
photo (no negouvrt ) nnd the name
"SWlngUne"c:utoutfromonySwmallnc
packaae (or relliOnoblr foct1mllc) to
POSTER·MART, P 0. Box 165,
WoodJide, N Y. 11377 Enclo·.c $1 OS
caah, cbcc:k, or money order (no
C.O.D 'a). Add aaiH lox where appll·
cable.
Poster rolled and m•ulrd (pott·
p&Jd) in aturdy lube. Onatnol mate
rial returned undamaa~d Sotwoetlon
&UAront~
Getn
SW'ingline
Tot Stapler
98C
CIMlu4ln a 1000 a._plnl
a..~&•• abo CUB o ....
s .. pl•r t>nly ·~···
Uneondodonall,. rua,.nt-.1
At 1ny ,._lion•ry •••t•ll' · ,, boo II Ito••·
s~0'9~fl .,_ INC.
LOHQ 1:.\..ANO Clf'l 14 Y 11101 \ltl.c• Smull nml l\.u1 Ul o\ldrn·
11111 wmkc·tl with fa~<t ( UJI. u rum·
111111111\ ll"l1nn progrnm in S.K
Purtluucl \likt•'" juh rulltii"tc•d nf
utlmini'<lr.ttl\<' clutit·~ unci the nr·
gnniziiiJ; of ,I public tCJUI iuns JltU•
J;llllll lur fi~Jl . un t•mc:rgc•nc'
fuu,J und trnn .. ponuunn scrvirc.
t-...m n \H•rkt·tl at 1.\t 1-'rnnris'
n.\) O..,t.honl in l)fl ,lfi-..Cf 1ft JlfU•
~rum \Hth '\OIIngc•r childr~n. 11 n
t'lllllJI coun~dor nl un intt•r·rociu l
t"tlltlJI Cor lt•W ·incunw r.hilclrcn,
unci 11 n "'ft-'t'l work~r in tilt'
outlu 1 I nrt•o,
!5uc \\ t• lt·rhcr~ and Julie Wyf'l;.
nff \~or!.. ttl \\ itl1 If 1 P on, o( tht•
\ \\ ( \ program" in ~ \\ Port.
lund \luch o( Julie timr wn"
JWill at tht• Churh ( u cufft•c
hu1J-c' in tlw bno.cmcmt of the
llnitnri.lll Church), rm·ctinp: and
talking '' ith 'hipptc " and lrt'tt·
up,<'d drup, lll'l•rs.. "'uc becnnu:
mllrc invc\)H•tl '' ith Out<~idt•. )u, on
l'llll•rgcnc; )' mt•rHcu l.u id fodlity
uciJurent to the Chnrix.
'-und' Rt-ed Ml" employed b)
PrO\ ulr•nrt llo-.vitul iu uortbt·o~l
Pottluncl he ond (our Catholic
si o,lf•r-. \\ nrk l'r-1 in a Mon lt'"'ori
,f.n •t~rhuol pro grunt for 3 5 year
nJcJ,. frmn hrok.cn home... During
the Jn.,t "•·cl.. of the lC .. ummer
project andy worked nt the
Durn .. iclc: Drop·ln Center fnr
homc•le men.
June Glcmn .... orkccJ with Black
'>urnmrr, an ,\Jbina .,chool for
youth, lt:nching block bi .. tor)· nnd
c·mphn .. izing black nwurcne..~.. in
the hlnck community n well ns
th~ great~r communi !) of Port·
lnnd.
Don Rtekard Julie Percell, and
Pat Nikuln were employed aq
Ouy Camp c•otm~e!or<~ for the C)t
John~ \ WC-\ Tht>y worked in nn
mter.rocutl progrnm with elernen
lilT) .. chool cluldren from lowt•r
mieJrJie clo .. unci lo\\ income• fam·
ilie. ... The last three week .. of their
jub con:-i"ted of community 'IUt·
\U) wort. in n.n ottt:mpt to di .•
cnwr the nt>cd!' of the t John"
communi ty for future \ " C \ pro.
jlr:lm •
T hi • • .. ummer t':\P~"raence
hnn· demon.,trnted the need .. nnd
opportunities (or grenter commun·
ity involvement on the part o(
college 'tudent!'! .. A.. a re .. ult of
tlw "ummer projec:t, many of the
1 C .. tudcnl ore .... m porticipu·
ting m communi!)' work. If you
nr~ mterc,.ted in becoming m.
"oJveu m the: rommunity where
}'Oil li\•t· e1~h1 month t~ oul of the
'~or, plt•uo;c ronlacl any of the
Indent~ mentioned, or Mik~
mull who heads the Commun
Jh Action Committee under
o..,OF \. More infnrmat1on nnd np
portun.itic " (or volunteer work "ill
lx· printed in the Log nl n later
elate. Till' full !It'll on hr·~in" with u
pnuluc·tinn n( "Till' f,mtnblick ,·•
u mc•mlll'f of tlu11 rorc &pe•t•ics:
tlac• nr1~inul 11111 ic•ul. Unlike· mo;t
11111 knl , it utilize• u amnii c•ut;l,
u 1•lai11 \\nntlc•u )llutform, n blentl
nf atlrc·, purl.:linK coml'd), nnd
r•riuuo; 'o•r,o•. T\\n nf the mollt
l'"lllllar clflg from the mt•mor
uhlc• M~urr• Ulo' "J f) to R~c·mtm
lwr," untl 'Snon lt's Conna
lt!un."
FirM JWrformc·d thi .ummer,
it \\U!l Olll' of the mn!lt popular
prmluctitm;; ,., er prt• cntccJ on
011111 Jlll!ii, lt \\ iJI he prt~Cfl ted
HMuin nn OctnLer 2 t, 25 ond 26
111 R ::m p.m. in 1 he Fir Acres
'rlwntt·r.
l'ht• l'('tllld Jlfl' enlution or tht:
thc•utc•r clcpuruncnt will bt
"Aclnm, rtu ( rt•utnr," by Carl
unci J o .. d CnJ!ck, two Ct.echotolo
\llloun pi~~\\ ril(hl • Tlw unuquul
pl••l uf tht pln) put& Adum m the
tnlc• u( ••rc•utnr. hu \ ing ht•o·n ttiven
tlw pcmc•r hy God to tit •lrt)) the
\\orltl nne! crt•;tlt• it uguin \\ heth·
r•r \clum i!i bc·ttcr at crt"ntmg
thun Cocl rc·main to hu -.<"c·n Tltt
plu, "HI lw prt.'~t•ntefl on i\ovem.
llf'r It, l!l. 16, 21, 22 nne! 23 10 the
Fir .\c•rt• .. Thenlt•r.
Sc•u .. em ticktotll lor these and oth.
l'r upcoming otttuc.tion "·ill ~oon
bt• u'nibhlt• ut the ho office. The
prir.t• of 3.00 includes udmi11. .. ion
In (our Jlrocluction" n:gulnrl)
(lfirc•d ut 1.00 t'Uch For further
inforrnntion, cntlloct '\1cki Mer
rt•ll, Oox 2132.
~00 Rook Join
LC CoJnmunity
I C you notice a nt•w {nee with
n hint of ~rr1•c.•n pamt, 11\ probubl)
nne o( 1lw IJOO rook who have
juf.t jointd the c ilntpu <"rowd
There art: 226 mC"n und 274 women
in tlw lotl!:lt unci lnrge.~t fro(,b
do yet to come to Lewi and
Clurk
'Sornt.· •17 Jlt:.r cent of the o;tudent~
catnt' frmn Oregon and 21 per
Ct·nt come from htr <.outhem
neighhor , Colifomiu W u"hington
sent 17 pc>r cent of the clo<~s nnd
nnullu ~r 4 pt•rcc•nt camn from
lluwoii. ALm11 3~ per cent of the
do of '72 c•umc from Colorudo,
whitt• tilt' remu.ininJt 3 Jler cent u;
c•uttcud throughout 19 otber
Mute ...
l.c•wi!i and Clurk nl~o udm111ed
96 trun ft·r <~tudcnt above the
frc• hmun lewl In adduion LC
hu forc•ign tudcnt [rom nino
rounu il·s. •mlucling \ustralio,
Conudn, El .,ul-.oclor, Honv Kong,
lcclund, lndiu, I run. Snutli Arabia
unt.l To i" nn.
SPECIAL PORTLAND SHOWING
SHOW STARTS AT
7 00 PM. WEEKDAYS
1·00 P.M. SAT.-SUN .
WINN(II 8£SI I'IClURl
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t Unlik•· mo 1
a &mnll c"ullt,
I form, a Lionel
conwd), nnd
n of tht• mo~l
n the memor.
~ to Rc•mctn·
h's Conno
this "IImmer,
mn<~t popu1nr
prc•cntcd on
ht prl' t nt~d
!4, 25 nnd 26
he Fir \crf!l
:nt o t ion of the
11 will be
tor •• by l.o.rl
!wo Clt:chosl()o
The unu-.unl
1> Adum in the
ng been Jdven
to de .. I ro\ the
uguin "lwth·
• 111 'rc·ating
he --<'CO Tht
ted on 1\ovem
! ond 23 in thl'
these and oth
ion,; "'iJI "oon
ox offict' ~ The
tde.. admi ~ion
)n~ regular!}
h. For further
l "licka Mer
Join
unity
rt:W face with
1, it's probabl)
pkc; who hnve
mpu" crowd,
md 274 women
lnr~~t frosh
to Lewi and
f the "ludent
and 21 per
her --ourhem
J Wn .. hington
the class and
came from
l'cr cent of thl
rom Colorado.
3 pur cent i"
ut 19 other
all'lo admitted
1111 above the
addition LC
t.. from rune
\g <\ut>trnlan,
r, Hong Kong,
Soudi \rabin
.E
uR(
IVAI, Pf(), ~EER l.OG
Beginning Ste s en
The 1\C\\ :u.ttlcmic )C.u, whh it him of
imitk ~ :u tivit) .111cl innn\'ation, ha begun
ith a positi\c 'tep towaul .1 desirable goal
ha' it? tJ nli~c umc <paitc voc.tl interestS, we if'el
I h.tt thir. !Judy \\ oulcJ .speed ra thcr than imcr
fcrc with pH)~pcs uu tlu.· adoption of corn·
lllllllity gn\'t'r nrncnt J vuuual adoption or an
ampa m·cd Corm ol I C. gov<~llllncnt nut on I)
he (nJJ<od if r()tnmunu ~ation~ between the
rhrc.:c• p.tnics brc:ak down: the c.oundl may
prove of gtc.•t n si t.tnH' in preventing ~ll(h
·• h.nricr. Jlu·,iclc-nr John lltm-;ud'~ prnpo\al tu aug·
·nt 1 he. puwcrlul c.•xcc Itt ive tounul with
c.•tuc·~c·nt,tliYt:\ ltom the 'tudcnl body' and
ac uiLy h;" hc•en t.tll<•d 'tolu:ni.,m' by al h:!l\t
om· c .uupm l.tctinn. Ac-nucling to those per
son,, the '"mumuait) countil' ~ugg~tion ;., a
IIIC.IIl'i ut ;n en i ug c ldM tc :t nc.l fur thcr al"liun
un 1 he.· c.nmmu nity govcwmcn t propus.tl,
\\'hie h \\":1\ ptc.,entcd l.t~l )"C:tt h) a pc~c ial
~tucknt • J.u ult) • :ulmini-;u.1linn • ttu!itcc
•
CCllll111lltCt. ',
\Vt•, tun, Mtppmt the c:onunuuit)' gO\'l'tll·
mcnt concept ol pr:utic.al ctl'•·dity and ciCcc
tiH.' cnopcaatiun hl'twccn the. thrt:c ~egmt•nts
:l<lmini~u.ttiun. l.u.ulty. ami ~lltdcnt bod)
invol\'cd in I t•wi.. .t nd CJ.u k affairs. 'I he
l'lfiiiCt'l f.of!., thhuugh .t :tludent·run ncw'i·
pap~J, wcknlllt'' rommenb <md written run·
tributiuth fa om thL enure t ommuni ty. 1\hhnuRh the community council drK!.' not
<<m)titutc a 'town meeting' t)·pe o( go\'crn·
ing hcxly, it \dll ol)\ iously make po siblc
muac ;u tual reprc entation in the c.lccir.ions
that .llfc<t .111 of u~. Colin Tubbs, J\SLC prcsi·
dent, h.1s ~aid th.u the new coundl will be :t
good m~llli'i of tc't iug high·lc"cl dct:ision·
m.tling b) the three <liver e hrroup!>.
In authoring the plan for communit} conn·
c il, ltowatd ha<~ once ag.tiu ~uccc~.,full)' tc·
ncwcd :md cmpha,isl·d his belief in the mm
pctcn<c of those with whom he works.
Thtuugh thi' pt opo,al. we, .f'i students
\\c. .1pplaud the prupu~al or ;1 community
council to .ud in makiug tn\titutional policy. and faculty, will ~oon be able to effectively
cxrnc'' out problem~. and together worl: Cor
thci a ~olu tion,
community forum
Free 1uver ity
To rnl'mllt'rs of the LC community
Mu<"h lut'~ hct•n ·aitl uhout C!(lu·
C11tionul inno,ntinn and rdonn.
~tudl'nt" und fucuhy hn\c criti·
r11ed the pa!l"'hc intake o{ facl!o
Yohich rb arurtcrileo; much of our
tlrucaiJI)Il rhc carcit} of e: citing
unci '<limuloting rneetmg of mind"
bt•t wt•t•n 111 udt•nt.. unci faculty. the
upc.•rficiolly und urufieiully of a
~tradt:. or t:\lllll·lnOI i voted u l)o
Jlroueh to lc:ornin~ tlu: nL<~ence
from our curriculum of mnny
problt•m and i<~<~Ue'~ wluch llrt:
l(enuincl) rdevunt to today'
, world
I Wh~ flltl!•t our educational ex.
<"hlnflt' bt• o strictly lirn.itt·d to
tlu• dll~" room, ronfine-d to ~true.
turul lt•t•turcs unci l!cminor--,
backlc.·d to o llct of Jlrc-e i<~ting
cour ~.. "'hich rnu I bu taken and
mu;.t he tuught?
Thc~>t• qut:~tinn., are not new,
nor an• thev limitt'd to thi ... cam-•
pu . Out what i new, and "'hat
i hc.•ginnillft here. i u dynamic
• and 'iahle experiment "'·h.ich may
produr•! some on~" crs.
Tlw l•·y, is ond Clark Ex peri·
mental Cullcgc, rlt·~eloped h) un·
dcrgruduotc!l und open to the en·
tire Portlnnd ,ommunit), will con
duct it fir 1 cln •es in the third
'~cck of Ot•tob~>r in dormitories,
(rutcnaities, club room • Prufc.~~o
.. ors. "-IUdc.·nt , one! vi itor will
leucl provo~:utin: di<~cu" ion on
c\crlhintt frorn LSD to tlu· llork
murkct, from the adoh: oront ub
cultur~:: lo mnn fnrin~ dearh.
The5e nre not mt•rr bull se5-
"ion , but curdulh dt"~~ism·d
l'IUirfoc in whinh creati\e innovn·
1 ion and Cree i!._Xchunge n! ideo
v.ill hi." th~: nth·. ~l(},\1 <".our .. •
will m~ct nne t•vcning a M!ek,
each ... e, .. ion focu ing on n prci·
fie: problem or topic with.in the
general l'lubje<:t. Thcrt• is no
rhnrge lor these courk' , r.liC'rpt
for on occ.n!lionu) rontriburion for
rcfre .. hment •
Extro readin~ may he uggest·
cd, hut Ot'\ er required ~o ~mde
"'ill be given, no c nm 1dmin-io.tt!rt.-d. no credit ufft'red. Enroll·
ment in manv courses will he •
limiled in order to foc.ilit41e the
free nnd informal exrbenge of
idea so necessary to the e.xperi·
mt:nt.
You nrc.• in"ited to ta\.;e part.
The '-llt'Ce.~ o! eat:h cour .. c d<'·
pend~ t'ntirely on it participant,._
their int~>res t, their dedication . In
r•·turn fo[ a few hour& oC vour
time !!4th week, you hove tho op
JIOrtunity to ~hare: in a new and
important learning experience, to
meet and exchange ideas "'ith
8ludents. facuh}. .and tov. nspeo
ple: to contribute to on ex peri.
mrnt which ma} ultimate! ·
chanRc the quality ancl (onn of
Lewi and Clark education, Rt•gis·
trotion will tnke Jllace Oct, 1•,·15
in the Trail Room, l~ilh cata.
logue5 nvailabh:.
Find out more about the Exp~r.
im.•ntal Collt>Jtc. Look at our new
cour e cataloJ:, de.scribing l'ach
of lH cou~es now being oUered,
Then, if you hl\·e the time-and
the Yoill-indic:ate ·our preference
in ortlc.-r (rom l'ir t lcl thirtl. in·
elude your nddreot.-., and end it to
Ul: Lewi. and Oark E. pf'rtmcn·
tnl College, ruchurd };;ronmon,
Box 301 Individual cOUt!lfo coorcH·
nutOI"'l will then contact you.
Thing~ will get underway about
the third week of October.
Much ha been lillid about ed·
ucational re!onn. \ow something
i being Jone. The rc:~t i up lo
you.
Richard Krnnm(UI
For Free Unit.er.sil}
• October J I. I 968
eat! me 9c~ltmaet
Freedom Needed for
Academic Communities
Rt•ok ~ were trcut~d In rhroar Fir111 10 te of llr.aclemic oontrover )
u ~,.,.)( uRu whrn ultru·lib~ral ftro(e or Arther Pearl rapped on thro
i!.Jd tnl~ o( Arm•rknn e-ociet).
Alii wdl a" nn) nnc• hi up:o r.ould, Dr. Pearl told it Jik,.. 11 Ia. ~rhat
\>ilL mn'l Jgnifitllllt ahoul Prarl's pre r.ntotion wa thau ""' linkr:d
tht• condjtion prevnJ,.nt in oci,.ty .,.ith thr. eduratiunnl y tern and
&tmcture we no"' htn~ . The "tsr:ad~mit! ·• (P!!arl"• term for unnwr.
11itir•,.) ancl not flrllrnol&n~ th,. rcle\ent i ues nf the times. :Student• are
not h•:.ing cnnfrontr.d \O;ith the prubl,.m in r.oeiety. 11u:te tb'"m"""
w••rr· r.mJihll ilcd thruughout the peech. Peari'A mol!( •rnp(lrtant
lnh-mcmt wn "> ou ( tlllll"ntA I "'ill hav~ to do It (chan1~ wc.i~ ty)
her•·. Y(lu mu 1 &tart with the acadr.m~.''
llnfortunor,.ly, h••re ended the radirulif!Jtl of the good profeuor, 111
he !n 1 .J~cfdiPd burk'\Ooard into the realm of irrelevent ae.dernic dog.
ma anrl logan ~h1ch characteri.t.e e~en the mcnt liberal of profo
&or . palung "'ath the man aht!r the peech, it bt-cam,. apparent that
h~ "'ant hi tuderat to, in hl5 words, .. pD) th,.. prace," 1 e. to oome
up to Hl ~uandard of what i! refe,ent. He 11po~,.. of &tudenlft doing
their own work, but of alwa) CrJmang to }aim anti convincing HIM of
fH EIR le-.d of ur.hif!vement 5o he could !;l\'E thrm CREDIT. He
al o tated that if ttudent& J.idn'l likl' the lotu"' quo they hould de
velop "conr.rr•lt:: altcrnothl!!, u 1 ho'4e done" and pr~n l tht'm. Ldt
unsaid wo the fuel that lH: wou.ltf JUdge the validit) of an)' propow.
und thr-n acrepl or reject it.
This typt: of &Junking hu& produced the toeial condition of "hich
Dr. f't'url i& so crirk~ 1l. The idea of 50mt:'one d e judging tb,. ~Udit) "
of your thouKht and then gradinl! ~ou (whether it be A-U •.• f' or
pnss-fttil J uc1 ording to THEIR judg•·men l and c perience ha pro
dur.ed a eodet) or "o;i}ent million5."
l:::xnman,.. exactly what the educational )' tern doe~. It forces a
JICr on to sit in a har•lback chair in a drab room for one or two boura,
li tcning to a dull prof peak on wm,.thia~ which mny or may not
he releH:nt to alae individual t~tudenL The !itudent must thm regurgi.
tat(: the propr•r an wer on the examinalion !0 he or she will get tbf!
pro11~r reward. Thi i th,. ~eat nchi~ement of the educational ,..
tem-pro~rammin~ people to jtl\,. lht• proper an wer. Thi!l i what
a atudf'nl J,.arn;o (learning bcin~ ddined BS I hAt whtch you relatn and
which become!! a part of your life). !:to "e are right back where we
raned from, v.tlh people sittin~ around, ghjng the expected 11.nswer,
while ~oci~ty foils apart.
Dr. Pearl i rtght about tarting in th,. "acarJern.ics" for here lies
a great human potential. But thl potential i§ bein(; trugicall) wa ted.
\ hot i neJJcd i u true re,olutton; o r.,-ohuion "Whach will free the
human potential from the reprc:o;shen~ of today• ~ucational
"ac:ntk..mies." lrnogme a TOT,-\ LL. Y FREE ACADEMIC cOMM\ '.
(1'\. Juttt thin.lc. 'FH·e" \OoOuld mc;1n control oH~r xour own life; eom.
Jllete frl·t':durn tn area im'Ohins the indh;dual, and in the ore.oss
whetc• dc:ci~ion 11Hctt group of P"Ople; and tut.al panicipn tivc demoo
ran F.at:h indhidulll "'ould be respon lble for hi~ o"'n educauon.
..,tru(;tured cia es nn1l curriculum would disappear. R~1.n: ment1
1 ul' b, other would fall h)' the way-ide. "Tcachere" 'Would be rc·
placecl L) .. rc .. ouro..;e perM~nnel,'' \\ho might or might not be in\ited
10 pnrau·•fmtc m th~ indi' iduol' learning P-Xperienoes.. The re!ponsi
bJlit) for \\orl.:ang \Hth other , sclliof! up learning i1uation {6Uch a
eminar ) "'ould rest "'ith tbe indh idoo I • The goal of learning
"ould not ~ grnd~ . but elf.full'illmenL Lesrninc would once again
return to the learnl'r.
•"'o Jonger would there be o. .. silent majorir}" o[ A.meneall!. The)
\OoouiJ be replaced by people "ho ha'e forced them&elves IO de
'clop creothe thought and action: l'ho hue had nothing handed to
them, but "ho h1ne learned bol'i ro handle n:spon ibility for the con·
duct of their own live by ha\iDj: power over their u.-~ But until
in,titution ha~e b~n shaped in auch a "ll) as to fo ter and creAte
ttU!i I) pe of incli' iduoli tic responl!ibilit • you w 1!1 ba'e people who
11llov. thl' \Oo&r in Vietnam to e:'tisc ~ you will have urban civil war
between white and blac.k, because )'etu will hue people who alloti
rhe r.Qmlitions that cau!!e Ct.)nCiiet to exi t,
Ul\tV~:R I fll::S ~tU T CHANCE- \~D N0"1
, for in today'•
raJticUy changing world, tomorrow-may be too late.
Watch out for
7
It's watching you. -JGO
SMASH
HITI
ON STAGE IN PERSON
; CHARLES 1oneer & HIS SHOW
OHicial pubhcJ.tion of the A)Sod;trcc.l ~llldent.s of Lewis .md
Clart.. College. 0615 S. \\' Palminc HaiJ Ro.td. Portland, Ot't:
9i 159 Pubh:.hed cwi(t Wl.."t.:kl) dm ing the ,chuol e.tr b\
(..ann Publhhing Co St:lond da'!> po,l,agc p.tiu at Pouland,
Otcgon.
EDITOR -.. ~-·.. ... ... . ..
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J\tl,·i,or --··-··--·····-···-··-- _ . .. ...... Aliu: L. Christcn,c n
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C1h"rfb Altn..UIU ..... ZH-4l71
10t0 s. •.•• ,t •• r~.
pioneer sports
Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Soccer Team Begins Year
Le"i and Clark', fir:-t and 54'!C·
ond ~cer team "ill play t~ams
I rom Willamclte l ni,cn.il\ on •
_ turda). Oct. 12. at 2:30 p.m.
Coach Caf} 0'.1\n:, predict a
Republican' and O.mouata
We have e platform you can
read and unde~tand •.
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no obligation
The Universal Parly,
P 0. Box 516,
Berkeley, California 94701
Classified: good "ea on. -The mural und
pirit of the !'.OCl'er fraternity i~
high and if attendanc~ at train·
in~ es ion;~ j, o criterion, tbcn
the a on should be a \t'f) suc
Ce55ful one:•
The colleg<l pia) cd it fiN
gllmc Oct. 5, lo,.ing 3-2 to Catlin
(,abel High -hool. Of thnt game,
O'Arq aid that, de"Jlite the re-
ult, the lC team ~ho'l'l ed ijllls
or team"urk "hich promise well
{nr the cornin~ ,ea~n.
Cregg \Vnf{ncr, at center holf,
r,la)ed o spirited gome accord
ing to 1 he conch, and coverc.~ n
good deal of ground. The defense
"a lockang in e perienc~:; D' \ rcy
-aid. and \\& slo\\ on the tum.
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arsit (.)r.tobct I I, I !168
Pioneers Drop Decision to Wildcats;
Seek Comeback Against PLU
Offen~ hos bn·n the c m11hn~i
nf the Pioneer lfTIII ~quud thi
week iu prepnrution for to·
motr1>\\ ',. I p.m. hnttlc \Htla Pn.
rafir Luthern ut Grt wold Stndmm.
lnron,.atatenc' motkl·cl the prr
forrnan~e u£ l co,,; o.nd Clark in
lo~t "atnrday' . 17 to 7 lo 1.1 to th~
p1>\\ cdul l.in field " •ldrnts. in
\It: 'hnn\'ille .
\hhoush the Lewjt nrul Clark
.. ,tuad mu' <'d I he bull well, gain·
in~ four more rir"t clo\-.'lll than
Linfield, it couhJ not come up
with the hig pla) "'hen it nrt.'tlcd
it.
Oni) onct-did the Pioneer"
mnrch aero " the Wildcat goal
line. .\ 51 yanl po .. pia (rom
trunncrbuck l:.,}.ap Sw}cr .. to end
Do\'C Dimitre earl~ in the fourth
qunrter put the hoU on Linfield's
ten yard line.
LC Athlete In
Olytnpi Ttial
lewi~ and Clark trnck star Tim
\'\ nghr wos one of 1~ cnty othlcte~
'1 ang for a beth on tho Unite-d
tat~ Olympic team at the Olym.
p1c trinl held June 29 and 30 in
lh; \nge}e ...
Wra~lu'- best e{fon of the nfter·
noon 6'8 •• wn onl)' one inch
short of the qualifying marl,; that
would have ~ent him to the final
trials at Lake Tahoe ~me other
performet"> cleared the 6'9"
mark. The meet winner, Oregon
')tate', Dack Fo<~burv, jumbed
7'1"
"'right Wtl<; Ill 80mC\\ hat II di.._
advn.ntnge a<~ he hnd onh three
day ~' to prepare Cor the tnp
~outh. "The coach called me on
the 25th,'' Wri~tht cxpJuined 'I
had only three day'> to get read}
after more than t~·o week.. oH"
Wright emphMized, howc\'er,
that he bad no complaint about
the outcome of the meet. 'It wa!l
the grent~l e1pedence of my
life."
• 11 took n desJlt>ration fourth·
clo,\11 I 0~!1 r rom S\HCf'l 0 nd 0
trl'mt:ndou < :ltr.h by Oirmtre to
put tlu· Paonl•t•t on the rorc
boord. llufnrtunul«'h 11 wa11 too
lutlt ohd too loll' for the l.c•wiR
,.mel (lurk team.
1 Ill field struck nr ... t in the' open·
ing Jlt'fll'd om u 29 }4td field goal
h" l'im Kubli. Tlw !';rore wos t-el
up ll\ n I <-\\i .. und Clorl. fumhlr.
''" tlw Pionc•er 29. i plo • Inter
1\.ubli put tlm·e point on the
hoarci (or I m fir.ld.
Th( '' alclcnh got anuthr.r bill
hrc·uk on a punt, early in the ~:C·
nnd huH. Joe Rohillnrd returned
n ~") rMO punt :i8 ynnls to tlw
lc·"u' nn,J Ourk fh•e. On the ne111t
Jlltl)', Mikt• Ar.hong ramhlecl over
hl ~iu• Lin field a 10 to 0 lead.
l.ate in the third CJUUrtcr the
Pioneer de(en""• superb throu~;h·
out most of the j(Omt!, hod tl brief
let .down and t ht: WiJdr.nt!! took
ndvunt ngl' of .it
Linfield quarterhnck Len Gnnn
hit his ret ei\er. for two fir. 1
do\\n<~ and "r.ampered 11 yortl!i
for o third, \\hich put his team on
till' four ard line of Lcwi.; and
Clark. 1 n the nc._xt plo}. Lin field
upped the lend to 17 to 0 os tlarir
halfhnck Cnrter went in to :-core.
£,crpt {or lhi!l one lop c. the
Pioneer de(en~ wa... out~tand·
inll. Bill Brule-.. 6'6". 265 lbs. de
fen ive tnckle, wa~ <;o de\astn·
ting thnt !.infield ran nlmoo;t l'~ery
ploy to hi~ opposite ~ide o( the
fleld.
Hod it not been for the pridt·
und d~termination of the defense,
Linfield would hove had one mort.
touchdown "ith 1.40 lt:h in the
game, the Wildcnt l't took over on
down• clc ep in lewis and Clork
territory They wt>re unable to
mo~ e the ba 11 at. the dt'f t·m.e rON:
to the rx:caaion, at n lame when
the gnme wac alreody lost
The losr, wn~ the Pioneer' fir.,l
ohcr two winning effort~ It wo"
particulorly tough n · 1t counted
in the race for the ~onbwe<~t
Conference championship Both l.in(ir•ld unci \\ illnmrlle art till
uuclc fc ult•cl an lt•o~tH' plo,·
\\ rtla u lit t lc· hJc• k u ncl ..clmt• help
fruau tlw otlwr tcnm io the
lc•llj:llc tht•rt• i" o <~till ~ood e;hnnr~
that I t•\\i und Clurk can raplurt
fir~t Jllucc•.
I t'\\ i nncl Clnrk
!.infidel
l'•r~t cluwns
Hu .. hing "mlugc•
1'11 "ing urcln~··
'1 •1tal oUc·n~C!
Pas!>es
Fuanhlc• lust
'\ nrol J~enulin'tl 00 07-7
30J.1.0 17
LC l.infield
12 8
116 l.S
78 83
}C)i~ 231
6·11 7·14
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I{) 35
"Jf' e Got Beat/'
Coach Explains
In nn ant en ie\\ in the Oregon.
inn lu11t '~ ctlne.;clo) lewis nnd
Clark IH'nd {uutbnll cone h l'reri
\\ rl<~on hoci the fullowang com·
mt nt• about the l.in£i"ld l{llmt'
We ~tot bt:at ' he Nlid
l mfi('ld ju t outhu tled us and
cl~tto)t•d our oHensive Jane. They
tool: t'\ CT} thinR ra.rht u wny (rom
u •.• t\erythin~t We didn't have
nn\ thing left."
"Our ( ofren!ih t') line, except for
t" n J)O"ition", j.. manned by in.
t•'Cpcrienrl'd Jlt'ople. But they did
"o wt•ll, after our first two gam~
that we forgot that. Then they ~ot
do\\ n there uncl the) i[Ot hit and
tht·ir rc:nction to getting hit wasn't
too ~tnocl. [ gue-.., thev hadn't been
hit in tho e fir:.t two game .. "
ln the !>iimC orticlt l mfield
conch Ad Rutt.chman (lfDI'>ed the
Pionl'l'h and LC qunrterbock
kip wycrli.
'Thr thin$! that plt!a ed me the
most," o1d Rut!\chmon of the vk
torv, "i'! thnt I know we beat n
i[tc•nt bo 11 dub. And ( think that
..,.1..1 Jl '-lw yer• a" one of t hl!' fine"t
quurtt-rbacks I huve seen "
): ou cnn't help but ndmtre
what he did in that bn11 game w1th
the ru:.h we put on him ''
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'Community Council'
Po icy,. a • tng to
Be S are
\ "communit) council" \\Ill
onn rcplnrc tlw pr ent ecu.
Uvr council n th•• in tjlutioOBI
J!OhC)•mllking hcu.l) of l.ewis nnd
~lo.rk Collt"ge.
Dr. John n. 110\~utl, t.C prt"*'i·
dent. lan 11 kctl tudcnt and facuJ.
I)' l~ndrrl'l ll1 nome their own rc•p
rcsc·ntuUVt'~ to the• council, whi1~h
"' 110\\ mutlc• up t•xrlU!iiH·ly of nd·
mmi!llrtltivr pr.r c)nnel, Thi intt•r.
im .. community c'r)llnril" wilJ u •
1 t him in gnu·rnin ~ thr• collrge
until nnothcr lurm ur gil\ ernmenl
ma} prnvc more • Ht·ctlve nntl
occcptnhlc .
·nw ne'\ hod • \\ill include 18
rnrrnlll'r , with sh: chu ··n from
euch cgnwnt of the I C commun.
it). ~tudcnt "'ill be clee1t•d for
the prt· c•nt II\ 1\ 1 C pre hknt
Colin luhl.ls, voith JH•rmunent rep
rc"'L'ntathc to br• nnrned Inter by
deCilOII (IT llj1JIOinttnc•nt of the
l.C E~ceuthe Council. Tuhh
hoti u htl thut nn) tudc:nt in·
tere"tecl in the JH'I!iillon lc:ovc
thl'tr nanll' nnd ho' number ot
tl1•• Tc•mplc•lon In formation De• k,
'l1ar rni'Ult,· \\ill meet Ort. 16
to C(lll icl~r namin~ uf it r••rr•··
r•nuath·t•", ;t~'COHiiug to Dr. John
K. Hi,•har.l , us"i"-tant clean o(
rncUlt), 'f'lll'}" ntR\ he• Cllll~n h)
mean of ,. !foe.: 1 ion from the focuh)
o a ''hole, or h · u111 horiuu ion o£
the exi"ting Cocuh>· e'\•'Cutiv••
council to cr\\ as thr lt'!fiT• en·
tolh · . '1 he: prc•••nt council tntols
8C\ l' n mern hers, and h JJ••r on;~: at LC
ure needed for tlae communh~
r.ounc.il elot •
·r he fir 1 meeting for the new
grouf! will Le held Oct. 22. Hovo
nrd "~plninccl that the council, an
it~< ruh·ison capocit), \'iill CliO·
ider nnd or oct UJIOn nlmo"t nny
«tue 11011 or pru!Jiem hrought up h ·
C" u n c: il rnrmbPrfi . ln"lltutrono.l
pulicy for I C will bl! lm ed urH•n
the OOMt'n!ill~ of OJ"ininn of the
comnmnuy council, hr snirl.
The i41rn of the r.ommunlly
council "'8" lloY~nrtl'~ He trc!l c:s
that ur:::h n council i11 not int,.nd,.d
to replacl' the .\Sl C ~nrsl~ or fnc
ult • enatc. It will work in <-oor
eration ¥o.ith those bodif'<! nnd \\ith
e i tin~ fncuh)·Student commit
Ices. he !a ill.
Present member of tht' I.C
• ~cuth e coundl includr llo"'.
'mrd: Richnnl~: Dr K,.nt H ""
lc:y, drnn of tudcnt ; Glenn
Greg~, coordmotor for dnl'lop.
mrnt; " ilJinm Mullin on busincl!
mnunger: Jolan Phillip , a istnnt
tt• the JITC5ident: William L~wi",
reJlTI' t•ntnthe of fncuh)· ctmncJI;
Jud;: CairM, dean of 'orthwc t·
''01 , rhnol of lnw of l..t"wi nncl
Clnrk: and 1 c" ·~ l11o~ t'r, tlt•nn of
£Muh • )f the ,., ~ix wall be t•
leetlld to 11 on tJtr ~ommunity
coun«'il.
Willi urn I e'' i~, politicnl ir•nr.e
prok" or, i ''orJ.:ing voith the po.
HticuJ cirnc,. drpnrtntent to "'IIG·
gc"t urgnuitntionrsl guuJ,.Jinrl\ nnd
11roN•durt for th,. communit'
('Ouncil.
Visit Students to
Czechoslovakia • tn '69
In Bpit!'l uf the n•ccnt Ru inn
mv.c"aun ancl \rneri~on IUtcm)ll
Ill ltluc k thr. triJt, u ~rnufl of
I e\\1 uaul CIMk stuth:ntli ,dll clc•f.
mitrh Ut• lt~~und {or Crrchoslo
mkm 111 Jntuaur). \t this ume,
the I fiJI as 11 c ••rttunt' und hotw·
full\ no circ•tull!lllan•·r... "'ill uri"c
lu duan1w thi~< !!ituntion,
Unlll u fe"' du)& ngo the
t'~Ctur ion r.••rneJ to be doomed,
o .. tht' \ant•ric4n go\ernmcut , in
rroeliun tn Ru~ 10n anter.ent ion
to "-UIJI the de' clopment of libernl
atlln in (~r'Chn~< lm oki.1, conrded
nll culturrtl '\Chang~ prowum
im vh ang 1 hot oountl'}. A lt.-r r~'>
~~lll~rlt'ru linn , ht,~\\e\'er, th~e
pru~rnr n "'ill conlinul'l 11! pte·
\Jon I) \:hecJnled. I <~ tudrnt!'i'
'"' 111 the !'(lllntn hu& nlMI h~n
c lc•car••rl h) 1 h1• ot bt:r t~ide. Dr.
Tlr. ( hlltuli Ilcu\Jur, clirrt'lor of
t ht• ':lhult•niJ! \hr.,ncl Jll ogrnrn,
•nit! '\\ ,. huH nli!!nfltnt r: thnt
tJ,,. t ~t•dto· lo\.11kinn goH•rnmt:nt
"'j1J k1 1 J1 the I'Ollllllillllt'OI lliUJt•
Jo u , ..
1·.\1'11 thuuKh tht•' hu,·•· lwl'll
ch·ur•·.J '" lwth l!lide!i untl. a Tlr.
Juhn llr.11m, lr•ault1r of the gruu(l,
Jllll it, "'llu• Ct\':( h tue '<Cn
r .. h . t'Dgc•r or n"' to o'omc', t car IU) \\ill not m'CC!iSUrii) ht• 0 II ta
one. l'he) ''til l•e goins into o
c,;uunll) that j ho•ld h) an OCCU·
pulion fnrct· nttcmpting to kc· (l
liher.lli"rn ·•• n minimum ln n
"ituuliun like thi o l'!luclt'nt \~oultl
nut ltU\t' nJUCb room to fl\0\t' (fi'C
ly und nil mu 1 tn) Ill line.
"lllf' "'ill be wulkmg on cg~
for a "hilr.'' Dr. lltmnr· ub
s~nt•d, "hnt \\c arc not looldnc
lor trouble nn<l af the ~wdent!i he.·
lut\ • them~~eht ~c expect none''
H llo Dan<~
Held 0<·t. 12
Thotct Chi will sponsor "The
Gentlemon Wild" in tho an·
nual Hello Oanc:o, 8:30 p.m .
Saturday 1n Stamm Dining
Hall. Don't mis\ it! Por tl.md O.rcgou I rid t} October II 196H
Davi HarrisS ea s
On Resistance ovement
n \' IU II \IUH ..... -hmoll In r• .... , .. hi-.. ire, Juon Ullrz, ... n ltc •JWOIKifl,: thi .. munllll!; Ill I I Ill I mm
Uiu[nr;: Hmom on .. llu ICr~l .. tonrr." In JanuuM, llnrri., '"'"' Cr ... on oppo~l b<md, ~ill ltrr;:in f'ninr: D
thrc, i'nr pri&on , nt• nrf" for -..lllfulh ""'loti11,; th•• ~I• dhr 'tntc,. \ct.
l>nvtd Horn runenth under •
three ~r.-ar IJrt!'On cnlcnr:~ for
wailful!) \lolutmg the I eriH•
N"\ 1\:e Act "'til 'lpe.lk tO<In ~ at
ll n.m in turnm Dining ltoont..
In Ia) of 1967 fnur ml'n fmm
the on Fronei..cn nren (•alhd u
nuurulnl cunicrcnc.e tu di ... cu ' th••
'tunung in of drnlt cnrdr. and to.
to I nono('ooperllliOll." Th,. mo\ r
rncnt "'ll quickl) "'bonrned to
"the Rc"IStnncc."
B) Oct. 16, ovcr thuulland
"J"oung men ltnd ttlml'd an the1r
draft card The mu\('rncnt SJ'r,..ld
from mouth to mouth. b) men
"llt'ndang \\(~ek going from lm•
JIU" to campu pa -ms tht> ,,ord
He'>l tnncr group JUf;t Jlfilnl; Up
Tllrre IHJ\t: been thrt't.' nouonal
Drort Card Tum-an untl a founll
\\ill L,. held in Non·mlJer of tlu
ear Tlu:rt> ue O\"er 4 000 '--nown
rt'fu t•r.> ond tlH• cl!'CU\ ""cr.·
areo lta record of o\cr 15.000. ~
nuntber of \ oung nu:on 1111111ph· nd
quirt! refu~ induction
In tuldi110n to h1" 11 -1.1 .. m Jlt't'<'h
in ~t unm 1ln.rrh ~ ilJ diil<'U Lhe n .. ·~· lll''t" nt noon rn lhr. north·
«'ll l ClltfJt't of f add
tne b eont• rrcl tunford l na
\N ~~~ 111 1961 D ,,d ll11rr" hu
IK't"ll mvoh cd "rtb people and
I lr ol JJ • "IIC:lll U umrnl:'r m tlae
uuth voorkms an thf' Ch il R1ghl..f.
tflO\ r Olt Ill
I ht> follm, tng urnml.lr he ~Jt..
gnn \\Mkmg ''"h tht' Cnrm wurk
l'r 111 , ntrnl C 1ldomtn un n
mke ag.1in t tht' grower for th•
raglat to tht•Jr (tl' n unaon h wa
du rtllf! tlu pt'nnd thur Har.n
L'' a nne tton between the
work lae "' trl m to do Jn the
math nnd "'ath thr F'nrm worke~
ond the \\ork of tht' malatnn He
fell thai the mdatan wns bt;Jng
11 d to uppnr-t the t p:uvem
m nt unci lo~rs pn' o~lt' bu!Unf'>'
l't' nonm antt!r -o;: alarough •Ut tht>
"' •rid
lie c•>uld not l't' '\h 1 ,:::o •d lu
\\ nrk "' •lomg m r 11 of 1\ w
bc:mg undone h~ the voork 11£ th~
rmht f) llt< rould do httl{' or
"" t It cono.uli'r('d renl '' ork
\\ htlt' ht-coo peru ted "'ah the " ...
h•nt ltr ~ wnrkini! ogam l. ..o lu· Qlll<'th rl"tUmt' I lu draft «'4Jcl
On, uJ H rn "'all o to Jraal (or
tlnC',. 'H r 10 J nu n 1969
'~'f>t·k~P•ul Fihus
1\ t·t· ..., •·hed u]c d
Harat arJ,., th«" r.Jm of th
J•hn v. rail n b :\I rqut dt> tf,.
40d perf•JrnJed b of Dn
11\"-i!n,. ~hun -..111 I 1 v.n 0 t
lJ 1::! ul 7 nl ~· pm an Ev fl4
ud1tonurn
\ urdan~ I ~ t 6nu an tru
tor J m C1 rdh th tim r p·
r t>nl ~~~ un on,rnu n I mtt'r
pr 111111 II r tl h n h R lu
Iron flu tud 1 I 1 ht t I
vf ~ t m n al lJon ma'
(' r I II\ bt-ncfar (ron th h w
JD~
On 0 I I I pm E n
mt"ml I"' nf th I ommurut
m ' \It'\\ lfh IJid } D In
Th If I lhrdd
I' :\tl'l 1 '\ "l'llR l.., t ~\II H, ""~ aaucicr .-ou~lf'\at'\lh>rl tna thr It ••.utupuo., I!! e.-hc<lulrtl fur rnmJtlcllon
in ,, nrl-lQb9, 1 h.--.! :! uulli.u1 •lrul'lun , r•h•'"' "'' t•hnl ,, •• ral "' • I. •••• fl'om (.r;, .. ,.,l,l "I daum, iu•
, ltulo ~ U "immi11~ Jlllttl, J!lll• mg t:"'Ur'l ... <ln:"l!,IIIJ; br'C'b•o traiuua,; (Uiol h•dUN rHunl"• fth ulf• ,,rflrt.._,
llttti n ,l,OOO-c•J•I.I•'at• uuclitorium. • Harriers
Corvalli Bo\v to B~arcat ;
Te t Saturday
1 he l.c"' iio and Clark r.ro•
'ountn tt•nm opcr~t•,l II" 1968 "Cil·
"'ln Ia t 'nturdn' at Prt~ Park
lJ drupfl 11 l du"'c !!9 to :!8 dr.·
'l"llln •• \\ rllutnettr ~
The •I• t~·miint; cunfl·renrt• anti
dr .. t ru•t ch:unpion Piom·N~ '\ "rc·
led h h~d Onr man and ntl\'id
f,,, "ho captured fir.t and ~~·•··
ond placr• re pcctiwh. The Do•ar·
cal tool.; liHl of the ne.'t eight
"'""" to ~nin the \klor). Inr 'ictur, "a~ Dorman' fir!' I
at cru ... rountn. He al o po•lctJ
Ju, Lc"'t time. co,cring the itlUf·
mtle r.oun.e in 20:53.2. fi (t\Jio,..
eoJ do eh \\itla a lime of !?l:Oi.
Tt.ird rlal'r. '' ent to Willarnette'
Ed \'\ nlltr< ~r-whn fint .. ht"d ahead
c•f fuunh rmd fifth pla<'e team.
mateh Rich -)lather and Oa, j,J
G rist•nr • Bt'arrat harriers al!lo
took e\ cnth and mnth ~·lace for
their "inning total.
n11',. ~tr.inh, Willamene· top
runner ln t car. ran unauach~
hf"Cnu"'e lu~ '"' in~litribl~ and hi
plac(' tlid not ('ount in the final
core. He ~~ill. ho'\'c\cr, he a
factor in 1 he r.unference mec-1 in
~oH·mb~r .
IJioneer fre hmcn Keith Wood.
nrd ( t1) from a .. .,H•non and Bob
B,erJ · (8) (rom ~orth Eugene
!ho" ed Jlromit!C in thc:ir fir,.t ou}.
le~e action and will be needed if
le\ii 1 noel Clnrk i to repeat as
champton".
Mark Mandt"), 11 top runner for
t~o )CDr "II far off hi., nonnal
(llll'e nnd ltnd to cttle for 12th.
Rounding out the squad were
Laurie Rentshl e r. Tom m i e
Carlisle and John Jensen. also
fre!ilimc.n.
Commenting {In the rn~t. Coach
Eldnn Fix ftlt that LC ~>hould bnve
-\l;(•n He noted the expech:d team
cl~pth wa mi .. ~ng 1'0 ung the
Pioneer& 11 ,·icton Wuh another
w'"·f'k 0 r work the tum "' 0 "'hole
will l~<> 11 lot tronger. be . aid.
mt'~l had b~n 5Cheduled fPC
lodo) \loith Wcbt-.r tate, hut the
team from Ogden, Utah, r.ancelt·d
the cia h. The Pioneer, will now tr111 t•l to h r.n I' or!.; in Cnnnlli
atuulu1 fur nn 1 I a.m. mt•ct
\\ ith hrghl ·rnll'cl Or,•gnn tale.
l'mlluntl ~lah•, ()(,g untf the
\'a111 uu' ~Jr Oh mph• .tub wuml
out tlw comJII'Iinp; tr.nm nl the
\Or it~ ll'\cl,
Albers' Art
Shown At LC
Tht• eJihibition of \\ hitr. Line
~qun~ ". A ~'lllt•lh: r I)( 'lO litho·
~;rn ph~ c.r~ntt•tf h' Jo"•ph AI heN,
i nuw oli Jl)n~ t•d nt Tcmpletun
Center. Making ilti {ir 1 Port land
appearnnt'(' in the LC gollcr)
uren. tht• "ho"' 1113\ lw ccn dailv
rr .. m 10 u.m. to 10 p.m. through
Oct. 27.
Rt•pr ·•wnting A. unique extru•
lwn of crn{l80111n hit'• tlw litho·
ttraphs JltCM'III u nt•w perccrtuul
t''\[Writ•ncl' to thr. vit·\lorr with
\ lht>rs' ""r. of pun• color, Thi~
lc.'Chniquc of geometric ob .. troct
art hn~ !teen rt•ferrcd to o the
''intcnu~tion of color .. b Alber'.
Uorn in Gt•rmnny in 1888,
Ju .. cph Alber en·ed on the fa<'lll·
l) o( lh•· Weimar Bu11hrur hool
before ~n:t.i r•rc,~urc forced do·
urc o£ the in titution. Lrctures at
Han ard nnd fa<"uh membership
of the trial Black ~lountain Col.
lese in ~onh Carolina !ollowt'd
lai l'migrotion to the United
tote in 1933. A head of the de.
«ign dt•partmcnt at Yolc in 1950,
A I her in& rodurt"d hi rl"volution·
nn color cxpcrimc-n t und en·
t'uurogecl gf•nerution~ of \ale
holotfi to rnntinue hit color re·
t•arch.
Jo,t•ph A I bert~ ha had an ex·
r~ .. s o£ 30 one-man e,.hlbitJons
hmut uni"crsally around the
\\orld. Hi work haH' also
figurr.tJ in most mu cum collcc·
lion o{ r«tnl nbRracL art.
fHTU A HA110HAL CONfiS'r IOl A
TO MEXICO
also an on campus
drawing for desk set Radio
ENTRY BLANKS IN FREE TERM PLANER
(COME IN AND SEEI?) -----------------------MANY NEW ITEMS:
LEWIS & CLARK PEWTER MUGS
NEW MAGAZINE RACK
NEW CANDY AND SWEET TOOTH DEPARTMENT
OFFICIAL CITY OF PORTLAND UMBRELLAS
BOOK STORE By the Trail Room
TEMPLETON COLLEGE CENTER PJ() l ER 1.0\. P.agc 7
Symphony Sells Tickets Evan"
1u i<'
l'ltt• J.·rit•ndlll n{ Clwmllt'r \lu ic,
in o•nupr•rntion with Hntl Potl•
lund ~lute, 1 ~1\j!' & Clnrk. Mar}).
hur-1 Colleges, nnd lht· Univt·t,.it\
u{ Purtlond, ho'c nnnount·t•rl tho• II II' Ort•gon 'mphony Socicl\
Cull··~·· Council ho~ begun itA
c'H'III h ) r'IU of offl"rin~ t'lll!o(tn
tickt•IA to c·nllc~e tudent on 29
Ort'j.;tllt nncl t<outhwt •t~lt-rn \\ '' h· ~lt·turnu r phn!ii!i un '11u:mt:l! b)
Gnrl :\Iarin Von Weho•r", " cvt·n
:;.tutlit•s un lllt'mt· of Paul Klcu"
h\ Scltullt•r, anJ Bruhm•' Con.
tt•rto for Piuno nncl Orrlw tru,
• an~lun cnlllJlllSCll.. l\o, I in 0 1\1 in or.
Tht• S m 11hon) ...,,Jcu•h· hn nl· (;ut•!<t urti~ts ,,, lnlt•r corwt•rt
dtt.•dulc fnr the J 1•t ChombN
\1u~it• Cnncerl ::O.t•tw"' 1%8 }<)61) lucnlt·tl 11 hlnck of · t•ot~ for tlu will rnr hult• ~itlnn llnrth, \luhn
t:ullt•lw Council, fur cnclt of tlu isl ~ Huclnlf ~ rrklllill)', Jlionit~t, It,.
llw \llcgri Juortel w1l1 pt•t·
fnrm '\o,. 1 I: 1 ht1 Brahm!l Qunt·
lt"t on Jan. 9: the Juillinrtl Quor·
lrt on Feb. 6: thl' Ountt \~ (lOci·
\\inti Quintet on '1nuh ~il 01ntl
thr \c'' York '\trrng !::tt•:~.tcl on
,\ Jlril H nim• 1mir of conc ... rb nl th1 JW\\ hnk Pt•ahnun. violini~t. Rnl(int
Chit• Allllitmium . The\' wtll lw tli. Ctt·spin mJirnnn, PhrhftJJu Entre
'iclt•tl intu lwn lll.•rit'"'• tltt> flr;~t ""'' rumll, piuni ~tl; D) ron Jnnr
hqrmntiiJI Oct 21 for 'cri{'l n pinniMt: !IIlii Chri,.tint· \Vulevllkll .
un!l :-..m J for !-~eric A. 1 t IIi 1
On Oct. 21. piani"t Jnhn Drown· 'it ru• \ "'ill con 1111 of four
in.: "ill n•turn to Portlontl us a roJH't·rt ontJ tht• prirt:. will bt.: $4.
~lll'SI llrti!tl \\ilh the S}mphon~. !:il'ric" ll will fcnturt• five COn
All pc:rforrnnnH • \ull lw ut
Poriland ~Uit1 Oltl \'loin nt 8:30
p.m. ncept tlw Uruhm Quurtt•l,
\\hich \\ill apJwar ot th~ l.C
£,ans Auditorium Ill the !liOOW llll' pro~rnm thut e\lt'OIO~f \\ill in. t'l'rt!O fur 5.
cltult• llintlmith's ' ymphonic: Br···uu •• the number of tickct11
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Portland Civic Thoatro
prosents tjme.
Ruth rejrular 4nd "t.·rit• tickt•l
UTI' on ~ale at lt'vcn & Son, 1020
Llovd Center, 1\1 usic on Rcrords
1033 "·". ~torri'<on the Reed and
Ponlunl Stolt Ticket Office , nnrl
tlH' Mu<..ic Deportment" of l ~WiA
& Clurk, Mury lhur <~t. ond tho
l nl''ef'lllt} of Ponlo.nd
Webster
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Od. 3, 4 5, 10, 11, 12 at 8 30
THE LION IN WINTER
Blue Room
Oct. 3, 4, S, 6, I 0, 11, 12 at 8:30
For roservottons cell our
boK o/IJco 226-3048
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'Irish Rovers' Begin '68 .. 69 Artist
Series at Lewis and Clark College
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2 a a a
TilE IRISil RO\ I· Jt.., knu,..n for tlwir hh rc:l'nrd. "'l'hc• Unil'nrrt," ur•• I!C'ht·rlultl'f Cor ll Lr."i" unrl Clork
tu·rl urmcmct.• ON. 31.
Tht• Cuhurul \ r1 "c•rie for the
)C)(.R.()C) ~l'hnol )t.'ar "ill fe-nturc
lhrt·t• t!istin~ui ho•cl urtist in the
fi••ld of 11111 ic und the ''orJd.rc·
knmqacd i\ nt innnl Shnkc~pcare
CC'IInpnn~··
The c•rit• "ill lwgin Oct. 31
"itlt the• lri h HO\CT or "Uni·
corn'' lun11:. Hulph KirJ..:putri ck.
on J.C' lung·U\\aitt·d hurp~ichord,
''ill 111' f••alurccl in the· ~oecond
pcrformuncc• or the ~cries, Jnn.
15, Tht' ~utiun.al hukcspearc
Cftlnpnn)', Ft•h. 27. and John
Miles, known fur his role in the
mu,.ic•ul 'Porgy and Bet~-"'," on
A11ril 2:~. will r11mplt·tt· tht' crie..q.
'I he lri lmwn, \~ho rt·uUy ure
lr j,h, t·H•n though the)· now rc-citic in Calg,Jry, Allwrln, hnH'
bt·\~n tog••ther 1lmn 1 ll )car. Titer
don't folio" the 11 uol uc.ct "'
•tory for 0 group or intt:rnotiunnl
fume. Thuugh tlwy hnu knoY>n
~ach otht•r hefore. thcv had onlr
bet•n n group for two wt•f'k when
"The Unic·urn" " 1 cut.
fh~·> · 1lon't pretrnd to U!)C tlte
lrit~hnc !I !Hi a girnmkk -the
brogue io; r•'•'ll .md o 1 u gr<'lll
rlt•al of mu~iral ability. 'llwir rep.
crtnirc· include· music from mnh)'
count ric , uf many ngt.'ll tmd
s1 ,. ks.
T nlt·rnol ionull )' nrr.loim~d n the
\\orld's llft.:J.lti.:.SI hnrJl ichurdi~l,
Ralph Kiri.;Jloltrick. !onner horp~i
chord iu~tructnr ot Yule, will he
the thinl Jlcrformt•r in thi )t•or's
• erac..•.
R,\1 Pll K lit I\ I' \TR l(.f\., o1.-...-rib.-d ne lho· "'nrltJ'.., ,r;reuh~t hDrtlfi·
c-hurcJi111, "Ill Ulllt••ur un l"olotlm• Uill Jun. 15.
cztzaitJ
WILL BE TAKEN AT
VOYAGEUR OFFICE
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY -
CALL VOYAGEUR -EXT. 200 or
236-2724
FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW.
TIME IS LIMITED The Dcuto;cbe Crammophon ~
ci•·t) has entru ted him w1th the
ro•corJing of the comph•te keyboard
work~ of J .S. Bnch for i1 well·
kno"n Archhe Eerie!. fie ha
u pflcured in eH·n· major mus.ica I
capiwl in the "'orld, and many
cnuntrie" lla\t: engaged him to
JIID> the ~ork of their mo t fam.
OU!i compo cr .
A n.··creation of the Bnrd'6 ori
gma I •·Turnin~: of tl1c Shrey;" y,•ill
he orfrrcd on Feb. 27 at LC.
Th, .1\ational Shake rwnrc Cnm.
pnn j.:; u pioneer in bath the Cidd
uf tuurinr; com parue.s and <'ollegt•
pr·rfnnnccJ boke,.peare . ~ orking
011 u minimum budget for muium
performo.1nl'e, the troupe cm••rcd
30,000 mile"' in eight months.
Co!tumcs. scenery and prop
ure lightwt:i~ht with the minimum
bulk. They are stored in the Ius·
~age areas or the bu ~ that
&ron port the group from city to
cit) in 2i tales and Canada.
The April concert will feature
John Mile , of whom th~ Ne¥<
) ork Times ha< 61lid, 'E,ery·
thing he pre ent" i a mu ical and
Jromatic cntih and communicat·
ctl "'ith intelligence ••• ••
\lile~ has performed with the
Metropolitan Opera and the New
rnr~ Cit~ Optru. BNitle! .. Porg)'
und Be.:~". he ha ptrformcd in
••K \\amino.''
H~· ha .. ''on man,· BY<ards !or •
\OCill mu·icinu·hiJJ and hi" recent
oratorio engagement.. include
''Elijnh" anti 'The .\fessinh."
'I it"k~t (or the &erie are on
o.nlt• at the informallon de~. and
arc SS. lndi\idunl ticket" for the
performance~ will be S2 for Lewis
anrl Clark -.wdent and facuh
and 75 cent" for the general pub
li~.
PB.iY Revised
Dir.·rtor) n~>»i .. rance {or c.am.
pull telrphonn numbers nncJ C't·
trn!Uon rna} be obtained 'by
dialing J80, un onling to the LC
t~\\ itch board achnng~ .\nothl.'r
l"ltanp,t• in th~ rnx &'l•tlJl ha
ht'1'11 mnde ut ~h:'' urt Hull,
whc re C\ er) 10 v.omeu '~ill l!hore
11 rtlulll.-. hulh idual phon~ will
hn'c numlwu of their O\\ n, aml
it \\ill no longer be po• iltlf! tu
readt ::,tc" ort hy diolin~; 10 I. Pagt 3
Student Activities Aide
Interested in Politics
I Mt rrtl f'ink ro ally a CIA
Dgf'nt?
Ont• ~u1r ngo, I ""'ill nml Clark'.,
nt•\\ O""'"tnnt actaitu.•s 1lircator
\'oar. cl• • ply imulud with tudo•nt
rwlitw;. in l.atln \mrrican cuun.
trir.;o, nn,) likr rman) Amo•JJr.4r.5 in
re!lirlcnrt• tlwre. Wull ~u·cu~··d 11f
hring a ~I \ IJgl"flt.
~' a fullhnght _choll1l•hip
\\lllnrr !rom the I 01\I'T Ill or
Oregon, ~ink cnntmu,.d tudl" al
lh• Unh tf!lll) of Gunyoquil in
1-:.0untJQr 11t1tUJ;h langUOHC Wll"
lu collcgr mOJOr ha!! intere~t us
(orrncr !ruder of the t.;Q t:nnte
wa m "tudcnt pol1trc
In lr)mg to choo!V' the mo~t
a)lf'rnprint,. cnur .. t of tutl)'. it
M~on lle<"Oirnt' ,., a dent that the:
mo~t polattrall) act he tud' nt
were in tlu· lnv; sthool. He he·
~an hill graduate •tudac;; In th•·
mid t of a unitt<d tudcnt front
forant•d h} th~ youn~ Jll'ople of lhe
cuuntry ngllinst tht• milttnr~ JUntn
in puw,.r. \n undtJr~trcmnd pn per
cir.·ulutcd freely o &heir mean
of rno:cliu.
~inl:' rw;tt _ouch Amcricnn
rr·~idt•Jlce "a in Peru, where he
Y<n a rncmht>r of the Peruvian
;\'olional Cultural lm;titute.. H ..
1; J\e rmiunr Jteedw!'t on ,~\mer ·
icon I itt:rnturc- umjl he wu op. pmnted dirt"Ctor flf hi" (•wn In li·
lute in Chirlayo, f,eru.
JI,. fannll) r,.lllrn,.tl to rh,. ltlll.'"
111 1\ ltnl of tlu H' r to oil rntl Lh,.
lntnnnti[lnal A'M•dntit•n of f~~r.
eagn lu.Jcnt \ Hbir~ m n Fran·
d~otiJ. Thflugh h,. hod llcm pt~d
to foll(jw the U newa here
"hil~ In •Uth Amrri , San
t-•rnnr.iseo, oftt'f a threr y~ r ab.
~nr.r, Ctlrnc 011 a hork.
EH•n thuugh tht' mnJonry nf bi
.. tudi,.& had put ham 111 eont.ac:t
w1th turlenl who r nged from
"l1ghtly lrhtornl to arrhrodicol, the
r~>nlaznt111n of n o~rrwhelming
nurnhe-r of Amew·.nn young
rcopl~ l~amng lownrd t hi
faC'tion wa•n't o t·~•dcnt in In""
pug of New wc,.k t1 an th~
pJUb of on F'rancl!>co,
\t Lewi~; and Clnrk. Fink i in.
t,.r~ted an tudmt politic •
\\hich llt• r.-el" nre on nlmo t 110•
tor•ped rr:~ourc~ at thl coll,.ge.
H·· i part.kularl) interP ted m a
working cn11t•· nnd thr. new Com·
munit'' C";v~o:rnment propoMI
plnnnetl l1y the tudent ndmini
t rnlaon.
\ ntl wjth nll the tudrnt unrat
in the rauntrv tndny it juat might
he "Yoorth\\hile to ha\c 11 CIA
ngrnt on nur !!Ide?
JOftl'i \Ul.f~. {&UilliU!I fur bi" pcrfortuun<"c iu .. l'or1r and He• ••,
~Ill ap('cur \1•ril 23 a& Lc>~ j,. &and «~luk •
.. I' '11;\l~ Uf THE ~UREW" will br oflr~ l to 1 «: auolie!nC'o t•eb.
:.:!i b th .. ~otmnal ha1u ... pt>ar<" Company. • l'.tge I
ll'" I and Clark olumnu"
Julnnr Hndgt•r,. \ndl.'rS<ln ''ill
111:1 Conn the linot recitnl on the
mu J• dr)lnr&nlcnt',.. Ill'" harp j.
c·hord at an o,Jmi "'ion-f ret• con·
Cl!rl 8:30 Jl.m. Ort. l b, in f., 11115 ~Ill' ''ill nl o Jlft''t'OI o RTOIIJl of
c'OiliJIO•itiNt h J~·nn · Philip1w
Rnmi'liU, 1\\u bOnatn h} ~··arlnt·
ti, nntl Ghromo1it • I~Cinlll~) b,
s,, et•linck,
The• tit ian·huirecl \lr ,\ruler.
udllurium. on, IIO\\ lluh in1 \\tilt John
\cquh•ition of the'! b,300 in:<IT\1·
nwnt (ulfall.. a hmt! ttmt dt• ... ir,
ul llt Rrinhurcl 1\mh \lu h Dl"'
I' rtnlf'nl daairmnn . :O,mct u 1919
cnnren he'r~ ln di tlnguhhc·•l
harr•~trhordi t \Ike Ehl"r , on1•
of Dr. Paul)·,. majtar nmbition
hn llren the l'urdtn"t' of u
hurp~ichord for 1 he cCillt'gc. h will
l rt;t'l he uS<'\1 (or pt'dorming
Anti h~r.hin(: ttm .. ic of the llach
pertncl ll.unihon uf 1111' \lnht•t it\ ur
Oregun, It 1 jmm•d tilt' nm il• ( ur.
uh\ Ill! 11 lr.c:lurt•t,
,\ 111M graduuh• of I e"i" unti
Clurk. ;;he tl(',H·lntll'tl ltc•t inlcrt• 1
in h.u Jlsichorcl untlt•t ,\lirt• Ehlt-r ,
'' hilt• 11 ~rothrnlt• •tut!cnt ot ~uth.
ern Cali forma ~lu· "u n 11inno
!"ollu)ent ,,£ \t•lltt• Tholt·n '' hilc ol·
tcmling lu rc
l es .. un un I It,.
,,Jurh \\D recehtd
or•• offerrtl thi" foil.
'Jilt' concc:rt ''ill
I e\\ i" anti Clnrk
"'nH. hnr p~idaord,
this sumrnc·r,
\II'-, Andt·r~n "ill open on <I
doo.c her pro~ram ''ith Bach
numbu~ -~:ngli~h "u lr m ~\
rninor nn•l Tor.alla m l major. IW' frt: c tu
focuh' and •
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ans:
New Politics Is NOT Dead
It's Alive and Campaigning
In East Portland I
You can continue the struggle for
participatory democracy, by work-
ing in the active campatgn of HARL
HAAS, DemocratiC candidate for
State Representative.
Haas was an early and PUBLIC sup
porter of Eugene McCarthy-when
it wasn't constdered "smart poli
tics11 to be one.
He will display the same frankness
as a State Legislator .
Shake off the post-Chtcago blues
and get back in the battle you can
still make the difference.
CONTACT : 636-3601
John Callahan, Ext. 337
Mort Jacobs, Ext. 388
Jim Sullivan, Ext. 417
For a change:
State
Representative
No.1 PIONEE~ I < >G Ortnlacl II, 19hH
Oue
Screening Results in Paulsen Pick
b1 J>un Cudmu'
~,, vt•tu u~o nn un n,·,•rcu 1
\n\f·mhcr rnurning, rno 1 of U!l
'' rr.:. !'lmfflin~ tn tht• r cnr nf 11
"lu inc:nnMpi<'IIOIIII ami lw \Hlll't
•·ull on nw'' cluss in hip,h sd1oul.
Dt•furt• 1111' rnmnin~ \\118 O\Cr,
JWiiticul rc•nlih hurl ,.Juppt't1 lUi in
I ht• f Urt'. Our prt>llidt•nt hud hcc•n
11 ,~ s~iuatt•cl.
8) I Q(}l, \H' wc•rt• fnrt·d \\ ith n
JlH'"ident io.l rnct• 11 ht•rc• nohotl)'
curt:d "ho "on, ju•t o 154•111•~
hod Jo,t, 'I ht• folio\\ ing {our ) ••.are
brnu~ht an infft.J"t in nur 1 roop
committmcnt m \ artnam, n ticht·
tnin~ of Tll<'inJ It 0 lOllS, 0 (uiJing
{,rclll Socit·ty, u houncling nutiunnl
debt uncl tt preacling cretlihilil)
gup. The Joltn•c•n ndmini•trution
ltud bt·comr one of the mo 1 un
JlO(lular, ut hnmt· nnd uhrnud, in
U. •. h.i.,tOr).
1t wo~ lwrnming oll\ ious hr
early 1967 thut ~he next prt• iut·n·
I iul nominee" would be sl'lcctctl
11\ I he volit icuJ hierac hy ill!llt•ud • u( populur tJllmuncl. A~ tht• two
mujor partie" t•ontinued to lo"t'
contact witb the t•lcctoratc, the
ri .. e in populnritr of urh politi·
cui r-coutKJrel .. a .. George W allo.cc·
IJecumc inc~ itablc
Llue in 1967 \hnnc.sotn Senator
Eugen~ Mctarth> sleppetl for
ward to challenge the Oemot•rn ·
tic machinerr in the pre!'idcntiul
,,rimorie". .As the New llomp
~hire primor~ approncheJ, nto.,t
}!OUsters gn\1:: McCurth) 16 to 20
per ccn~ of lhc vote \\ uh n cnm·
poign raH of youthful followt•rs,
and "ithout dtt• pledgee! backing
of any leading political ugurc,
McCorthv amo&'lcd 42 per ccmt of
tbe return~
Con-.idered u victory for the
force Lhnt oppo~ed the adrnini~·
tration, the \lew llamp hirf! pri.
mary changed the polilicnl scene
overnight. Prc~ident Johnson
withdrew hi" name M a po •tbJ,.
nominee jn a nationullr telcvi~>ed
mc .... age to the public. Dobby ).,, nnt•th, '' hn hod curlit•r rpfu~t·d
'" r•nlc'r tlw run• ht•rnu t' hn
lt•arc•tl !iplilling tltt· purl\, Ull·
""""'''''' his t'undidu~~.
In 1 he Jllllllllf ic· I hut fnllnwt•rl,
llu· t•nrnhirll'tl volt• uf Mc\.urlh)
111111 Kt·tull·•h hnwt•tl n Irons
""''' ul uppu~ition lu tht• Jlft' cnt
lttlrnini 1 ratiun untl it .. cantlitlolc,
ltulll'rt 11. llumphrc) £,en nh•·r
till' llbf4fl~"inruinn uf Kennell). ~k
Curth} fnrc•cl lwllt•r rn the ptlll
u&:uin~t tltt• Ht·puiJlirnn c·undirllth•!!
I hun clicl flttrnphr~} .
Tlw rnnwnt ion in Chien go "n
1 unlrnllt•tl It) rnodtine pnlitit• ,
"" llumplttt•) wus nominutccl O\CT·
'' ltt•lmitag lr. willie llw 111nrm troop·
t•r nf politicnl boss Hir.hurcl
Oult'\ uprco ed tho~c "h" rout.l
nut UJ!fl't.' '' ith our O·cnllecl dt.•mn·
• rrattc Jtroct'""e".
l:nrlit·r in tlw t~ummcr, tlw Rt'
puhlknn hod nominated Rich·
urcl Ni,on in 1\lmrni. It \\US no
IIIJIII~t· 1hu1 ~axon wo norninut·
t•t.l \ftc·r ull lu !.ad hc·cu raan·
ptugrung llinrt• Barr · Coldwater'~"
dc•fc•nt in 196·k and he ~wt•pl
llamu~th the• pnrnnric<~ as if hill UJIJilllll'llt rlid nnl ••xi&~. f vt•n thG
hi~ ·munt:\ pnlitrc of N'cltson
Htoe'l;t•lt•llr•r t'CHJlrl Jl()l t.aldt tltr.
,..rnunth Will kiulf He: publican mu.
rh inc•,
.\& tht· t•lt•cuon drn\\~ ncar,
~ixnn i huhlinp on I•J lu lc1111
n\C'r llnmJlhrt.·>·· 1-:"''" thou(Cll it
hit~< ht•t•n ~liJipiug, Nr'(on look
likt, 1 Itt• "innc·r unlt·ss Spiro
A~"''" i unl•·u lwtJ '"' tl11• public
• 11111'1' 111(11111,
\\'lila II), it mnkc•s lilllt! dilfcr
l'llt't• "Ito 1 dt:c•tcd. It M!l'tned
tlutt the foc•ul pnint of ~h·Curth)'
<'Urnpai~n wn to oll&t the et~toh.
li~lll'cl mudaincr) . Uuth of the
mujur cnmliclutc'.! nrtc> clcurl) o££.
prin~ ul tht• pulitics that ho,·t!
run 1 his c•uunt ry ince 1952.
\ ht•r rurdull> !lcrecrung lho
nul innul canrlidutc.s, it :o.ecmb tho.t
l,ul P au l"t'll is the on I) choacc we
huvt•. \hhuu~lt lw contanuully
prnrni11~:; tlw ••lt·rtorutc rwthing, it
asl't'lll" hcth:r thun Na'Con', one
to "iclto.lt'Jl llumphr" y' t•olhicul
hun~lc s. or Wullucc'fi low and
11rtkr.
United States Senator
has led Congressional opposttion to the War in Vietnam
since 1962. His political fate rs now tn YOUR hands.
Sen. Morse MUST have active student support to rotain
his Senate seat. Volunteers to man storefront offices and
canvass the tri-county precincts aro urgently noedod.
Call 224-7202, TODAY, or come to
Morse HQ at 1Oth Street SW and Washington.
Pold for by ••·•lect Wayne Mor11 Commllfoo
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Yt'n though it
1 1\, I 'X On loo~
unles Spuo
on till' pubhc
lillie difft•r.
.d. h :;ecmtlfl
uf McCurth\' •
)11Sl the e!IIUI)o
Hnth o{ the
Tl' clcurly off.
lie thnt ho,·e
ce 1952
.cu·erun~ the
it :.eems thnt
only choace we•
ac continually
~utc nothin~t. it
l'li-<on's one-
1rey·~ JlOlitirol
.cc'll luw nncl
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to retain
lees and
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l95 c Jc tnhlt I I , 11lhR PIO.!': EER l OC.
Sit .. In Necessary at LC Chapel
Dedication Service Set for Oct. 20
b)' /I til II, tmmm
~\ h huul(h not yc•t rr'mJalt•lcl y
rurnr .. ht•tl, tilt' rJhllJII'l ut l.t·wi'
arul Uurk ift ulrc•udy 111 1111r., For
!Ill' fir t Jlurl of tlli -t·houl yeur.
: dau (It' I t•rvict•s will lw hdd on a
· l!it an hn is-bring ·utnc•thm~ to
1111 "" t~llclt 1111 u cu luon or a pile
of huuk ,
Tlu· c•u hiont•d rnodule • lined
pt•\\:; for tlw llllllt'ltiUf} 1H~ liChc·d·
ult•d In lw clt•livr•rt·d t>Omt.:time
urouncl l>cc. 1 uf tlti .. year. 1 he {'
Jlr.\\1! ,..jiJ l"'rmit rr.nuUnlfin~ o{
tht• nnrtUlT\ for Jll'dul crvir.es
und cw·nt • Furniturt• lor till'
'""" r·r )r•\t•l uHict' uncJ meeting
rnhrnli will bt• cldiH·rt·d wmc·time
ahc•r tlu· mhltllt• of Nuvt·mhcr.
As '1'1, nu tlunur lau be· en found •
tu upplr the Jlipr• nr~an (or the
building. Until !!uch time, there
will he II pinno in~tall••cl ttl thr
lnfl uhovu thu entry Wu't' \lo dote
hu" het•n !\!'I fnr deln·tory o{ thu
20 tainr•d glu "'mdow~ (rom the
I oir., Studio« in ( horlrt• • Frunc!'
Two nf the· winduwli ure for the
t:ntry wuy, 1() (or the clt•rcMoT).
und two {or aht· buck filairwny.
E'ccpt for the mum suncluury,
which hu n huntlc:cl·pcLblt• (ini-.h
£lour. tlw cntirt• I1Uilrting is cor·
pctc•cl in purple nr copper. In the
Speak Up-At
Raddon Home
How i'l y o u r .. upply of
idcall g r i p c ~ qu~lion'l?
Wouldn't you welrorne the op
portunity to air then' be{on: oth
er rnc:rnbcr" nf the Ltwis nnd
Clark rommuniay?
t; rant Raclclon, phy,ic"' lecturer.
invite-. tuclcnt i, faculty, ond ad·
ministration me mher• to meet
op:oin thi~ ycor ot hs home, 0751
'S\\ Palatine Hill Road for extrn·
l'ducotional emmnr di~u ion"
Ruddon, wlto ho led <>ianilar >oC:.'
ion;~ Ju .. t 'eur, hu et 8 p.m . • on Fridoy n.iJtht a the tirnc for
the di cu" iont~,
Pt."r~n wi~hin~ tu discuo;s ~pe
l'ific. topic.c; ore o ked to contact
Rtuhlon, c tension 386, who will
uitl in im·iting ~pedal ftUe,ls.
The wlk muy either be im·
prmntu, ur :o~uppl()mcnted by ad
vance reading or o;pecial ~penk·
t•r • \ny Friday nil,lht not sched·
ulc:tl Cor a particular aopar mo)
be u ed for open ditoeu. '4ton.
'l he Rod,) on home will ulllo be
uvni lu ble for fire"'adc.· chuh, dane·
inr, im 1•rom1u muRic. recital!>,
and otltrr f.)nturday night actiVl·
tie$. Tltol't: nttending thc!c open
houM: gatherings ure asked to
coni ribute 50 cent" toward costs
of refre hments.
Help Wanted
Need
Extra Money?
Buy motorcycles at
cost plus 6 per cent
commission on each
one you sell.
For more information,
call Rick Symer,
656-0326 lu"" rr l•·.,.c•l thrrc• i u work room,
twu offin•j!, u lurgc• nlf.'c•ting rourn
unci u cc•ntrul liltrnr). I hcJ m•·•·l·
ing roum will lm lurni lu:J with
.. tuc·king c huirll.
'llw luau fil(urt!!l on tlll.l c·n.
arunn: l,rldgt· u( tlw danrwl ore
un intt·r,u•tot icm of tlw t rcuJitiun
ul ymlmls uf tlw four •'YIIItgc•J .
i ts: Mattlll'w, Mnrk, l.ukc nnd
John, Tlw win~tt'd mltn (lc•ft, front
)'ntLoJi,,.,. ;\Jullhcw l~t•cuu!><: his
j:O!oJit•l lll'gin" lty trur.ing tlu! g•·n·
eology of Jc.:u Chri•t and ern·
plan iL.CS hi Immunity. I Ill'
~inged lion (riglu, r•:.1r) r•·prt•·
cnl \lurk.
Tradition o Mwiute thr• lion
\\ ith \fork lu•r•uu c hi gu pel ht'•
~ins with " dr• criptiun of John
tlw UIIJlti 1 lth•• voir.r· of one cry.
ing in tlw wiltlt:rn,..~~ -). Thr. wingt:d
ox (left. rcur J &ymLolitr• Lul.:t•
lwr.uusr. lw gi\c a full nccounr
of the dt'uth nf Jc'IU , 1'hc• engle
(right, £runt) i John. Thr. eogiP
i~ UE-(:tJ truttitionull) to rt-prc ent
tilt' p;racu uf the lloly Spirit ami
aJ..,, till' ""ccnl'inu nf Jesuw Chri!ft,
Tlwsf! umc f o u r !'o)'mhnl!l
ulso u:wd to rrpru."•·nt tht• rnoin
t•v(•nt in the lift· nf Jesus: the
"'ingctJ incarnation: tlw winged
oll.-dt•uth; the \\ ingcd lion-res-urn•ction (in •••HI)' tim••s thr. liun
"'IHI tl1oudlt to h·· bMn clc<~d and
nnly rni~rcl to laf,. 1)0 the thml
•lay hy thl' \ oicr of jr11 porrnt) :
uml thr: t'a!Pe-tlw O!i<''t'n&ion,
n... fint t;••rvirt: wn lwld dur
in~ fro~h oricntution nnd muy
w•·ll huw tw!:'n the first "church·
tn," u flC"'" for the trur.turr.
lutv,. )CI to h<• in called. ~ ltulc:nt
ott' urg.·d to ltring pillow or
cu•hion to the n~XI few lW·rvice~~.
!Sunday, Oca. 13, the Novo T !SIB·
nwnt, '''I he l.ibcratecl i';~~nr... w iU
he g•~cn by Chaplain Gordon Ver
(llonk nt I I a.m. Jl,. welr.om.. all
uulc•nts to com,. and explore tht:
'tari••llf' of rdigaous cxpre sinn
:noal:lltle through th~ Campus
~lini try •
On Od. 20 there will br• a dedi·
t•utiun er .. irc for the ,.niJ~@'' Oil•
dicnce ul 3 p.m. Davie Nnpitr,
r.lmpl<~in ol Ianford, will be the
mDin pe<aker. He will also •pt>ak
at tire r··~ulnr Sunday Choprol
•·n·ic-c at I I a.m. on that date.
Chaplain \'.•rplank indiratcd that
th~ college choir dir,.cte,J by I...
~toni••) Clarum. A bra choir un.
tier the direction of Kdth Eide
will al o partkip:ne in the serv. -ace.
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big in service and big in friendli
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Unlltd Slltll National S,n., of Oreaon • Mtmbtr f 0.1 c. lnterviPu u1 Set
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French Play
U. K •• ipc pr.r #Jnnr.l D!ISt!tanl Lf'wi and Clark 'turle.nl inl,.r·
cstr•J in working on pr.rforman~
of Jean Coct~au's four.aet lrtlg·
c:dy, 'l..u Machine lnfernalr ",
may c9ntnct the fMdgn l.an
guag(: [Jt!pnrtmf'nt of Ponland
!:)lnle CoJie~r., extc:n ion 1651. with ()·I ~lrJnlc Corporation, "'ill
Ia•• tht! fir 1 recruit,.r thi!l fan to
anlt·n tt"llf t•ntore for r.arc"r em·
Jtloyrn••nt, unrJf'r rht• RJtOoS<>rehip
of tlu· I C l'lac~"mrnt OHic:c.
IJII' ~ iJI rnn1JUC11 intl'l>iCW5
Oct. t(, fr11nr 0 o nt. to 3 p.m. for
po~itwn in rinnnrl', ur.cuuntins.
IJncl ntht•r ttHic~ tft·partmcnt.s. or
in lht• Jltodm:ciun divi aon or
lrrnnl'la nle.~ offir. • or Drol Monte. ·1 h,. pia) will he dirl'!cterl in
rr.·nch by Rirhnrd A. \\ ih hire,
tlir,.rtr.r r.f t~r"A Phtnee cJu l'or.lfi.
que at Pr~nland tal J\etor ,
tnge hand~. liKhting techn11:nnA.
l'nior men int~n· teti in int~r.
\it'\\" moy mnk•' sppoantrnent in
tit,. f'lar,.ment Offic:,., Huddleson
llou~e o, 3, wh,.rr! th,. int,.r.
vi••w'" "'ill lie held. co &um~n, and publicit "'ritl'!r&
arc needed.
Credit i nvailaLJ,. to parti-
ciJIBting tucJenl Perf(lrmancet.
are sdaeduled for No\', 14-16.
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LC Stu ents ' • tve Damn'- Port an
Scene o Community or Projects Mu ical, C"'cch
Plcty Offered
l·'nntastit· thuc~es urt• hnppt·mnr
111 tlw I '''" i!l u ncl Clark 1 ht.•uter de
putlllll'llt thi!l full. 11ul' sumtmH, ~:! L"" io; anti
l ltul: ,;tudrnt panicipoted in a
JlTu~ram for rommunitv actic,n in
\Ulltll" set'Lion .. on Portlentl.
Brian Sullinn Donna Shirley
Saturday Matinee
October 19
2 p.m.
$2.50 Reserved seats
Civic Auditorium
Portland , Oregon
Stevens & Son,
Portland Solem
Portland Opera
Association
Herbert Weiskopf,
General Director and
Conductor \ mi1Jnr purpnM' "a to urate
u ~lluotion in \\hidt "tuelent"
from thi, te•ruh•mtt' nunmuni t>
l'uultl he mnclr: murc• B\\.UC t\f
\\hut' hllJlp~ning in tlw r1l\ lw·
\Oncl Polatanc Hill. Thr. tude·nt ..
\\'01 kccl "ith ngc•nrir.~ \\Ito c•
progrom prnr.trott ..... l into the hip
cnmmunil , hl:l(').; c•ommunil)o
11nd pcM>T·\\ h.itc· communih. They
dl'alt \\ith pruhlcrn" of illicit
drug... run\\a) ·, jtn cnilc dclin·
quenl • lumilir.s on .... d{arc.",
and rhild r~n from )u.,...in('ome
f11milil"
Ro~er Fletdll'r and Ilob Hnmm,
emplo' ed b' rril'ndh Hou~r in
north Portluntl, \'lurked .,..·ith hiAh·
,chool A(;~-,1 ho} at tlw ngenc) ·~~
,outh ccntrr. The center \\1l'i •
c•rientetl 111 the gll}" und the
kinds of program" thnt the) felt
the\ ,.ontc-tl. lt wn" u place where
the· !..ids could ~o und lao'~-' wmc·
tlt.ing to do, in tend o( just being
out on the treet!l,
Tht• Portlond Gn•ruc•r Ccluncil of
Churc he t.'mplo)'( cl Pot ~l(tlt'r.
John "ebt-r. und l\.111h' '\e" bill
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L------------~-----------------~ in it.. '-lunmu•r Cri .. is Prttjltlllll
'1 It~·' dul t rc•el \wrk in '-1. \'; •
Port lund'.. hi )I cc•mnmni t), ('t'n
tcring umund l nlr 11111 Pnrk,
Mc>r\'IU)III~ of "urm, 01111 the•
p~,·cht•th •li<' ~upcrmnrkc t
lnnn Grut· ru~nft•ltlt•r, Connie
Soper, J u I i c Onnnt'r l.unt'll
Haught, J m Rotlk, nnrl Ju>
Rhocle~ )'onidpntcd in u gnH·rn·
ment funded ( 0 EO) projl'l·t
throu~h PACT (Portloncl \ction
Committics ToJ,!etlwr ) \\or kin~
out of ~'eru l ',E. communil)
action ce•ntt•r .. , thest• girl" lwcamt•
irl\ oh e<J in u \"ll riel) or prohlt·mtt
rcl.ltl'cl tu the tolul l'nmmunil\
(i.~. hnu .. intt. rnc-clicnl nicJ, legol
ond politico! i <.IJt''• ond ~trt•c t·
\\ ork).
Dun Brc'\ tcr und Jom.ie C.
Jenkins ,,ere ~mplon•d hy Huh.
Cnp. u commun&t\ action pro·
J.!rnm in 1 he rorc·l.'ll)' Tlwy
wol'kt'd in !lOUth'' c,.t Porllnncl ju!lt
\\t'"l of \lncndnm \\ t·nur .... ith
jU\ enilc delinquent ond run.
a"a)"•. in conncrtion with o
nt'ighhorhood youth hou .. e. Don
and Jamie helped the kid pion
and eoordinute programs nnd
ncth"llie.s bo ... etl on the.ir intl.'rc.~t •
from any photo
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•Send ony block & wh1tc or color
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WoodJide, N Y. 11377 Enclo·.c $1 OS
caah, cbcc:k, or money order (no
C.O.D 'a). Add aaiH lox where appll·
cable.
Poster rolled and m•ulrd (pott·
p&Jd) in aturdy lube. Onatnol mate
rial returned undamaa~d Sotwoetlon
&UAront~
Getn
SW'ingline
Tot Stapler
98C
CIMlu4ln a 1000 a._plnl
a..~&•• abo CUB o ....
s .. pl•r t>nly ·~···
Uneondodonall,. rua,.nt-.1
At 1ny ,._lion•ry •••t•ll' · ,, boo II Ito••·
s~0'9~fl .,_ INC.
LOHQ 1:.\..ANO Clf'l 14 Y 11101 \ltl.c• Smull nml l\.u1 Ul o\ldrn·
11111 wmkc·tl with fa~<t ( UJI. u rum·
111111111\ ll"l1nn progrnm in S.K
Purtluucl \likt•'" juh rulltii"tc•d nf
utlmini'<lr.ttl\<' clutit·~ unci the nr·
gnniziiiJ; of ,I public tCJUI iuns JltU•
J;llllll lur fi~Jl . un t•mc:rgc•nc'
fuu,J und trnn .. ponuunn scrvirc.
t-...m n \H•rkt·tl at 1.\t 1-'rnnris'
n.\) O..,t.honl in l)fl ,lfi-..Cf 1ft JlfU•
~rum \Hth '\OIIngc•r childr~n. 11 n
t'lllllJI coun~dor nl un intt•r·rociu l
t"tlltlJI Cor lt•W ·incunw r.hilclrcn,
unci 11 n "'ft-'t'l work~r in tilt'
outlu 1 I nrt•o,
!5uc \\ t• lt·rhcr~ and Julie Wyf'l;.
nff \~or!.. ttl \\ itl1 If 1 P on, o( tht•
\ \\ ( \ program" in ~ \\ Port.
lund \luch o( Julie timr wn"
JWill at tht• Churh ( u cufft•c
hu1J-c' in tlw bno.cmcmt of the
llnitnri.lll Church), rm·ctinp: and
talking '' ith 'hipptc " and lrt'tt·
up,<'d drup, lll'l•rs.. "'uc becnnu:
mllrc invc\)H•tl '' ith Out<~idt•. )u, on
l'llll•rgcnc; )' mt•rHcu l.u id fodlity
uciJurent to the Chnrix.
'-und' Rt-ed Ml" employed b)
PrO\ ulr•nrt llo-.vitul iu uortbt·o~l
Pottluncl he ond (our Catholic
si o,lf•r-. \\ nrk l'r-1 in a Mon lt'"'ori
,f.n •t~rhuol pro grunt for 3 5 year
nJcJ,. frmn hrok.cn home... During
the Jn.,t "•·cl.. of the lC .. ummer
project andy worked nt the
Durn .. iclc: Drop·ln Center fnr
homc•le men.
June Glcmn .... orkccJ with Black
'>urnmrr, an ,\Jbina .,chool for
youth, lt:nching block bi .. tor)· nnd
c·mphn .. izing black nwurcne..~.. in
the hlnck community n well ns
th~ great~r communi !) of Port·
lnnd.
Don Rtekard Julie Percell, and
Pat Nikuln were employed aq
Ouy Camp c•otm~e!or<~ for the C)t
John~ \ WC-\ Tht>y worked in nn
mter.rocutl progrnm with elernen
lilT) .. chool cluldren from lowt•r
mieJrJie clo .. unci lo\\ income• fam·
ilie. ... The last three week .. of their
jub con:-i"ted of community 'IUt·
\U) wort. in n.n ottt:mpt to di .•
cnwr the nt>cd!' of the t John"
communi ty for future \ " C \ pro.
jlr:lm •
T hi • • .. ummer t':\P~"raence
hnn· demon.,trnted the need .. nnd
opportunities (or grenter commun·
ity involvement on the part o(
college 'tudent!'! .. A.. a re .. ult of
tlw "ummer projec:t, many of the
1 C .. tudcnl ore .... m porticipu·
ting m communi!)' work. If you
nr~ mterc,.ted in becoming m.
"oJveu m the: rommunity where
}'Oil li\•t· e1~h1 month t~ oul of the
'~or, plt•uo;c ronlacl any of the
Indent~ mentioned, or Mik~
mull who heads the Commun
Jh Action Committee under
o..,OF \. More infnrmat1on nnd np
portun.itic " (or volunteer work "ill
lx· printed in the Log nl n later
elate. Till' full !It'll on hr·~in" with u
pnuluc·tinn n( "Till' f,mtnblick ,·•
u mc•mlll'f of tlu11 rorc &pe•t•ics:
tlac• nr1~inul 11111 ic•ul. Unlike· mo;t
11111 knl , it utilize• u amnii c•ut;l,
u 1•lai11 \\nntlc•u )llutform, n blentl
nf atlrc·, purl.:linK coml'd), nnd
r•riuuo; 'o•r,o•. T\\n nf the mollt
l'"lllllar clflg from the mt•mor
uhlc• M~urr• Ulo' "J f) to R~c·mtm
lwr," untl 'Snon lt's Conna
lt!un."
FirM JWrformc·d thi .ummer,
it \\U!l Olll' of the mn!lt popular
prmluctitm;; ,., er prt• cntccJ on
011111 Jlll!ii, lt \\ iJI he prt~Cfl ted
HMuin nn OctnLer 2 t, 25 ond 26
111 R ::m p.m. in 1 he Fir Acres
'rlwntt·r.
l'ht• l'('tllld Jlfl' enlution or tht:
thc•utc•r clcpuruncnt will bt
"Aclnm, rtu ( rt•utnr," by Carl
unci J o .. d CnJ!ck, two Ct.echotolo
\llloun pi~~\\ ril(hl • Tlw unuquul
pl••l uf tht pln) put& Adum m the
tnlc• u( ••rc•utnr. hu \ ing ht•o·n ttiven
tlw pcmc•r hy God to tit •lrt)) the
\\orltl nne! crt•;tlt• it uguin \\ heth·
r•r \clum i!i bc·ttcr at crt"ntmg
thun Cocl rc·main to hu -.<"c·n Tltt
plu, "HI lw prt.'~t•ntefl on i\ovem.
llf'r It, l!l. 16, 21, 22 nne! 23 10 the
Fir .\c•rt• .. Thenlt•r.
Sc•u .. em ticktotll lor these and oth.
l'r upcoming otttuc.tion "·ill ~oon
bt• u'nibhlt• ut the ho office. The
prir.t• of 3.00 includes udmi11. .. ion
In (our Jlrocluction" n:gulnrl)
(lfirc•d ut 1.00 t'Uch For further
inforrnntion, cntlloct '\1cki Mer
rt•ll, Oox 2132.
~00 Rook Join
LC CoJnmunity
I C you notice a nt•w {nee with
n hint of ~rr1•c.•n pamt, 11\ probubl)
nne o( 1lw IJOO rook who have
juf.t jointd the c ilntpu <"rowd
There art: 226 mC"n und 274 women
in tlw lotl!:lt unci lnrge.~t fro(,b
do yet to come to Lewi and
Clurk
'Sornt.· •17 Jlt:.r cent of the o;tudent~
catnt' frmn Oregon and 21 per
Ct·nt come from htr <.outhem
neighhor , Colifomiu W u"hington
sent 17 pc>r cent of the clo<~s nnd
nnullu ~r 4 pt•rcc•nt camn from
lluwoii. ALm11 3~ per cent of the
do of '72 c•umc from Colorudo,
whitt• tilt' remu.ininJt 3 Jler cent u;
c•uttcud throughout 19 otber
Mute ...
l.c•wi!i and Clurk nl~o udm111ed
96 trun ft·r <~tudcnt above the
frc• hmun lewl In adduion LC
hu forc•ign tudcnt [rom nino
rounu il·s. •mlucling \ustralio,
Conudn, El .,ul-.oclor, Honv Kong,
lcclund, lndiu, I run. Snutli Arabia
unt.l To i" nn.
SPECIAL PORTLAND SHOWING
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7 00 PM. WEEKDAYS
1·00 P.M. SAT.-SUN .
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a &mnll c"ullt,
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conwd), nnd
n of tht• mo~l
n the memor.
~ to Rc•mctn·
h's Conno
this "IImmer,
mn<~t popu1nr
prc•cntcd on
ht prl' t nt~d
!4, 25 nnd 26
he Fir \crf!l
:nt o t ion of the
11 will be
tor •• by l.o.rl
!wo Clt:chosl()o
The unu-.unl
1> Adum in the
ng been Jdven
to de .. I ro\ the
uguin "lwth·
• 111 'rc·ating
he --<'CO Tht
ted on 1\ovem
! ond 23 in thl'
these and oth
ion,; "'iJI "oon
ox offict' ~ The
tde.. admi ~ion
)n~ regular!}
h. For further
l "licka Mer
Join
unity
rt:W face with
1, it's probabl)
pkc; who hnve
mpu" crowd,
md 274 women
lnr~~t frosh
to Lewi and
f the "ludent
and 21 per
her --ourhem
J Wn .. hington
the class and
came from
l'cr cent of thl
rom Colorado.
3 pur cent i"
ut 19 other
all'lo admitted
1111 above the
addition LC
t.. from rune
\g <\ut>trnlan,
r, Hong Kong,
Soudi \rabin
.E
uR(
IVAI, Pf(), ~EER l.OG
Beginning Ste s en
The 1\C\\ :u.ttlcmic )C.u, whh it him of
imitk ~ :u tivit) .111cl innn\'ation, ha begun
ith a positi\c 'tep towaul .1 desirable goal
ha' it? tJ nli~c umc <paitc voc.tl interestS, we if'el
I h.tt thir. !Judy \\ oulcJ .speed ra thcr than imcr
fcrc with pH)~pcs uu tlu.· adoption of corn·
lllllllity gn\'t'r nrncnt J vuuual adoption or an
ampa m·cd Corm ol I C. gov<~llllncnt nut on I)
he (nJJ<od if r()tnmunu ~ation~ between the
rhrc.:c• p.tnics brc:ak down: the c.oundl may
prove of gtc.•t n si t.tnH' in preventing ~ll(h
·• h.nricr. Jlu·,iclc-nr John lltm-;ud'~ prnpo\al tu aug·
·nt 1 he. puwcrlul c.•xcc Itt ive tounul with
c.•tuc·~c·nt,tliYt:\ ltom the 'tudcnl body' and
ac uiLy h;" hc•en t.tll<•d 'tolu:ni.,m' by al h:!l\t
om· c .uupm l.tctinn. Ac-nucling to those per
son,, the '"mumuait) countil' ~ugg~tion ;., a
IIIC.IIl'i ut ;n en i ug c ldM tc :t nc.l fur thcr al"liun
un 1 he.· c.nmmu nity govcwmcn t propus.tl,
\\'hie h \\":1\ ptc.,entcd l.t~l )"C:tt h) a pc~c ial
~tucknt • J.u ult) • :ulmini-;u.1linn • ttu!itcc
•
CCllll111lltCt. ',
\Vt•, tun, Mtppmt the c:onunuuit)' gO\'l'tll·
mcnt concept ol pr:utic.al ctl'•·dity and ciCcc
tiH.' cnopcaatiun hl'twccn the. thrt:c ~egmt•nts
:l<lmini~u.ttiun. l.u.ulty. ami ~lltdcnt bod)
invol\'cd in I t•wi.. .t nd CJ.u k affairs. 'I he
l'lfiiiCt'l f.of!., thhuugh .t :tludent·run ncw'i·
pap~J, wcknlllt'' rommenb <md written run·
tributiuth fa om thL enure t ommuni ty. 1\hhnuRh the community council drK!.' not
<<m)titutc a 'town meeting' t)·pe o( go\'crn·
ing hcxly, it \dll ol)\ iously make po siblc
muac ;u tual reprc entation in the c.lccir.ions
that .llfc<t .111 of u~. Colin Tubbs, J\SLC prcsi·
dent, h.1s ~aid th.u the new coundl will be :t
good m~llli'i of tc't iug high·lc"cl dct:ision·
m.tling b) the three <liver e hrroup!>.
In authoring the plan for communit} conn·
c il, ltowatd ha<~ once ag.tiu ~uccc~.,full)' tc·
ncwcd :md cmpha,isl·d his belief in the mm
pctcn<c of those with whom he works.
Thtuugh thi' pt opo,al. we, .f'i students
\\c. .1pplaud the prupu~al or ;1 community
council to .ud in makiug tn\titutional policy. and faculty, will ~oon be able to effectively
cxrnc'' out problem~. and together worl: Cor
thci a ~olu tion,
community forum
Free 1uver ity
To rnl'mllt'rs of the LC community
Mu<"h lut'~ hct•n ·aitl uhout C!(lu·
C11tionul inno,ntinn and rdonn.
~tudl'nt" und fucuhy hn\c criti·
r11ed the pa!l"'hc intake o{ facl!o
Yohich rb arurtcrileo; much of our
tlrucaiJI)Il rhc carcit} of e: citing
unci '<limuloting rneetmg of mind"
bt•t wt•t•n 111 udt•nt.. unci faculty. the
upc.•rficiolly und urufieiully of a
~tradt:. or t:\lllll·lnOI i voted u l)o
Jlroueh to lc:ornin~ tlu: nL<~ence
from our curriculum of mnny
problt•m and i<~<~Ue'~ wluch llrt:
l(enuincl) rdevunt to today'
, world
I Wh~ flltl!•t our educational ex.
<"hlnflt' bt• o strictly lirn.itt·d to
tlu• dll~" room, ronfine-d to ~true.
turul lt•t•turcs unci l!cminor--,
backlc.·d to o llct of Jlrc-e i<~ting
cour ~.. "'hich rnu I bu taken and
mu;.t he tuught?
Thc~>t• qut:~tinn., are not new,
nor an• thev limitt'd to thi ... cam-•
pu . Out what i new, and "'hat
i hc.•ginnillft here. i u dynamic
• and 'iahle experiment "'·h.ich may
produr•! some on~" crs.
Tlw l•·y, is ond Clark Ex peri·
mental Cullcgc, rlt·~eloped h) un·
dcrgruduotc!l und open to the en·
tire Portlnnd ,ommunit), will con
duct it fir 1 cln •es in the third
'~cck of Ot•tob~>r in dormitories,
(rutcnaities, club room • Prufc.~~o
.. ors. "-IUdc.·nt , one! vi itor will
leucl provo~:utin: di<~cu" ion on
c\crlhintt frorn LSD to tlu· llork
murkct, from the adoh: oront ub
cultur~:: lo mnn fnrin~ dearh.
The5e nre not mt•rr bull se5-
"ion , but curdulh dt"~~ism·d
l'IUirfoc in whinh creati\e innovn·
1 ion and Cree i!._Xchunge n! ideo
v.ill hi." th~: nth·. ~l(},\1 <".our .. •
will m~ct nne t•vcning a M!ek,
each ... e, .. ion focu ing on n prci·
fie: problem or topic with.in the
general l'lubje<:t. Thcrt• is no
rhnrge lor these courk' , r.liC'rpt
for on occ.n!lionu) rontriburion for
rcfre .. hment •
Extro readin~ may he uggest·
cd, hut Ot'\ er required ~o ~mde
"'ill be given, no c nm 1dmin-io.tt!rt.-d. no credit ufft'red. Enroll·
ment in manv courses will he •
limiled in order to foc.ilit41e the
free nnd informal exrbenge of
idea so necessary to the e.xperi·
mt:nt.
You nrc.• in"ited to ta\.;e part.
The '-llt'Ce.~ o! eat:h cour .. c d<'·
pend~ t'ntirely on it participant,._
their int~>res t, their dedication . In
r•·turn fo[ a few hour& oC vour
time !!4th week, you hove tho op
JIOrtunity to ~hare: in a new and
important learning experience, to
meet and exchange ideas "'ith
8ludents. facuh}. .and tov. nspeo
ple: to contribute to on ex peri.
mrnt which ma} ultimate! ·
chanRc the quality ancl (onn of
Lewi and Clark education, Rt•gis·
trotion will tnke Jllace Oct, 1•,·15
in the Trail Room, l~ilh cata.
logue5 nvailabh:.
Find out more about the Exp~r.
im.•ntal Collt>Jtc. Look at our new
cour e cataloJ:, de.scribing l'ach
of lH cou~es now being oUered,
Then, if you hl\·e the time-and
the Yoill-indic:ate ·our preference
in ortlc.-r (rom l'ir t lcl thirtl. in·
elude your nddreot.-., and end it to
Ul: Lewi. and Oark E. pf'rtmcn·
tnl College, ruchurd };;ronmon,
Box 301 Individual cOUt!lfo coorcH·
nutOI"'l will then contact you.
Thing~ will get underway about
the third week of October.
Much ha been lillid about ed·
ucational re!onn. \ow something
i being Jone. The rc:~t i up lo
you.
Richard Krnnm(UI
For Free Unit.er.sil}
• October J I. I 968
eat! me 9c~ltmaet
Freedom Needed for
Academic Communities
Rt•ok ~ were trcut~d In rhroar Fir111 10 te of llr.aclemic oontrover )
u ~,.,.)( uRu whrn ultru·lib~ral ftro(e or Arther Pearl rapped on thro
i!.Jd tnl~ o( Arm•rknn e-ociet).
Alii wdl a" nn) nnc• hi up:o r.ould, Dr. Pearl told it Jik,.. 11 Ia. ~rhat
\>ilL mn'l Jgnifitllllt ahoul Prarl's pre r.ntotion wa thau ""' linkr:d
tht• condjtion prevnJ,.nt in oci,.ty .,.ith thr. eduratiunnl y tern and
&tmcture we no"' htn~ . The "tsr:ad~mit! ·• (P!!arl"• term for unnwr.
11itir•,.) ancl not flrllrnol&n~ th,. rcle\ent i ues nf the times. :Student• are
not h•:.ing cnnfrontr.d \O;ith the prubl,.m in r.oeiety. 11u:te tb'"m"""
w••rr· r.mJihll ilcd thruughout the peech. Peari'A mol!( •rnp(lrtant
lnh-mcmt wn "> ou ( tlllll"ntA I "'ill hav~ to do It (chan1~ wc.i~ ty)
her•·. Y(lu mu 1 &tart with the acadr.m~.''
llnfortunor,.ly, h••re ended the radirulif!Jtl of the good profeuor, 111
he !n 1 .J~cfdiPd burk'\Ooard into the realm of irrelevent ae.dernic dog.
ma anrl logan ~h1ch characteri.t.e e~en the mcnt liberal of profo
&or . palung "'ath the man aht!r the peech, it bt-cam,. apparent that
h~ "'ant hi tuderat to, in hl5 words, .. pD) th,.. prace," 1 e. to oome
up to Hl ~uandard of what i! refe,ent. He 11po~,.. of &tudenlft doing
their own work, but of alwa) CrJmang to }aim anti convincing HIM of
fH EIR le-.d of ur.hif!vement 5o he could !;l\'E thrm CREDIT. He
al o tated that if ttudent& J.idn'l likl' the lotu"' quo they hould de
velop "conr.rr•lt:: altcrnothl!!, u 1 ho'4e done" and pr~n l tht'm. Ldt
unsaid wo the fuel that lH: wou.ltf JUdge the validit) of an)' propow.
und thr-n acrepl or reject it.
This typt: of &Junking hu& produced the toeial condition of "hich
Dr. f't'url i& so crirk~ 1l. The idea of 50mt:'one d e judging tb,. ~Udit) "
of your thouKht and then gradinl! ~ou (whether it be A-U •.• f' or
pnss-fttil J uc1 ording to THEIR judg•·men l and c perience ha pro
dur.ed a eodet) or "o;i}ent million5."
l:::xnman,.. exactly what the educational )' tern doe~. It forces a
JICr on to sit in a har•lback chair in a drab room for one or two boura,
li tcning to a dull prof peak on wm,.thia~ which mny or may not
he releH:nt to alae individual t~tudenL The !itudent must thm regurgi.
tat(: the propr•r an wer on the examinalion !0 he or she will get tbf!
pro11~r reward. Thi i th,. ~eat nchi~ement of the educational ,..
tem-pro~rammin~ people to jtl\,. lht• proper an wer. Thi!l i what
a atudf'nl J,.arn;o (learning bcin~ ddined BS I hAt whtch you relatn and
which become!! a part of your life). !:to "e are right back where we
raned from, v.tlh people sittin~ around, ghjng the expected 11.nswer,
while ~oci~ty foils apart.
Dr. Pearl i rtght about tarting in th,. "acarJern.ics" for here lies
a great human potential. But thl potential i§ bein(; trugicall) wa ted.
\ hot i neJJcd i u true re,olutton; o r.,-ohuion "Whach will free the
human potential from the reprc:o;shen~ of today• ~ucational
"ac:ntk..mies." lrnogme a TOT,-\ LL. Y FREE ACADEMIC cOMM\ '.
(1'\. Juttt thin.lc. 'FH·e" \OoOuld mc;1n control oH~r xour own life; eom.
Jllete frl·t':durn tn area im'Ohins the indh;dual, and in the ore.oss
whetc• dc:ci~ion 11Hctt group of P"Ople; and tut.al panicipn tivc demoo
ran F.at:h indhidulll "'ould be respon lble for hi~ o"'n educauon.
..,tru(;tured cia es nn1l curriculum would disappear. R~1.n: ment1
1 ul' b, other would fall h)' the way-ide. "Tcachere" 'Would be rc·
placecl L) .. rc .. ouro..;e perM~nnel,'' \\ho might or might not be in\ited
10 pnrau·•fmtc m th~ indi' iduol' learning P-Xperienoes.. The re!ponsi
bJlit) for \\orl.:ang \Hth other , sclliof! up learning i1uation {6Uch a
eminar ) "'ould rest "'ith tbe indh idoo I • The goal of learning
"ould not ~ grnd~ . but elf.full'illmenL Lesrninc would once again
return to the learnl'r.
•"'o Jonger would there be o. .. silent majorir}" o[ A.meneall!. The)
\OoouiJ be replaced by people "ho ha'e forced them&elves IO de
'clop creothe thought and action: l'ho hue had nothing handed to
them, but "ho h1ne learned bol'i ro handle n:spon ibility for the con·
duct of their own live by ha\iDj: power over their u.-~ But until
in,titution ha~e b~n shaped in auch a "ll) as to fo ter and creAte
ttU!i I) pe of incli' iduoli tic responl!ibilit • you w 1!1 ba'e people who
11llov. thl' \Oo&r in Vietnam to e:'tisc ~ you will have urban civil war
between white and blac.k, because )'etu will hue people who alloti
rhe r.Qmlitions that cau!!e Ct.)nCiiet to exi t,
Ul\tV~:R I fll::S ~tU T CHANCE- \~D N0"1
, for in today'•
raJticUy changing world, tomorrow-may be too late.
Watch out for
7
It's watching you. -JGO
SMASH
HITI
ON STAGE IN PERSON
; CHARLES 1oneer & HIS SHOW
OHicial pubhcJ.tion of the A)Sod;trcc.l ~llldent.s of Lewis .md
Clart.. College. 0615 S. \\' Palminc HaiJ Ro.td. Portland, Ot't:
9i 159 Pubh:.hed cwi(t Wl.."t.:kl) dm ing the ,chuol e.tr b\
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10t0 s. •.•• ,t •• r~.
pioneer sports
Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Soccer Team Begins Year
Le"i and Clark', fir:-t and 54'!C·
ond ~cer team "ill play t~ams
I rom Willamclte l ni,cn.il\ on •
_ turda). Oct. 12. at 2:30 p.m.
Coach Caf} 0'.1\n:, predict a
Republican' and O.mouata
We have e platform you can
read and unde~tand •.
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Berkeley, California 94701
Classified: good "ea on. -The mural und
pirit of the !'.OCl'er fraternity i~
high and if attendanc~ at train·
in~ es ion;~ j, o criterion, tbcn
the a on should be a \t'f) suc
Ce55ful one:•
The colleg<l pia) cd it fiN
gllmc Oct. 5, lo,.ing 3-2 to Catlin
(,abel High -hool. Of thnt game,
O'Arq aid that, de"Jlite the re-
ult, the lC team ~ho'l'l ed ijllls
or team"urk "hich promise well
{nr the cornin~ ,ea~n.
Cregg \Vnf{ncr, at center holf,
r,la)ed o spirited gome accord
ing to 1 he conch, and coverc.~ n
good deal of ground. The defense
"a lockang in e perienc~:; D' \ rcy
-aid. and \\& slo\\ on the tum.
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arsit (.)r.tobct I I, I !168
Pioneers Drop Decision to Wildcats;
Seek Comeback Against PLU
Offen~ hos bn·n the c m11hn~i
nf the Pioneer lfTIII ~quud thi
week iu prepnrution for to·
motr1>\\ ',. I p.m. hnttlc \Htla Pn.
rafir Luthern ut Grt wold Stndmm.
lnron,.atatenc' motkl·cl the prr
forrnan~e u£ l co,,; o.nd Clark in
lo~t "atnrday' . 17 to 7 lo 1.1 to th~
p1>\\ cdul l.in field " •ldrnts. in
\It: 'hnn\'ille .
\hhoush the Lewjt nrul Clark
.. ,tuad mu' <'d I he bull well, gain·
in~ four more rir"t clo\-.'lll than
Linfield, it couhJ not come up
with the hig pla) "'hen it nrt.'tlcd
it.
Oni) onct-did the Pioneer"
mnrch aero " the Wildcat goal
line. .\ 51 yanl po .. pia (rom
trunncrbuck l:.,}.ap Sw}cr .. to end
Do\'C Dimitre earl~ in the fourth
qunrter put the hoU on Linfield's
ten yard line.
LC Athlete In
Olytnpi Ttial
lewi~ and Clark trnck star Tim
\'\ nghr wos one of 1~ cnty othlcte~
'1 ang for a beth on tho Unite-d
tat~ Olympic team at the Olym.
p1c trinl held June 29 and 30 in
lh; \nge}e ...
Wra~lu'- best e{fon of the nfter·
noon 6'8 •• wn onl)' one inch
short of the qualifying marl,; that
would have ~ent him to the final
trials at Lake Tahoe ~me other
performet"> cleared the 6'9"
mark. The meet winner, Oregon
')tate', Dack Fo<~burv, jumbed
7'1"
"'right Wtl<; Ill 80mC\\ hat II di.._
advn.ntnge a<~ he hnd onh three
day ~' to prepare Cor the tnp
~outh. "The coach called me on
the 25th,'' Wri~tht cxpJuined 'I
had only three day'> to get read}
after more than t~·o week.. oH"
Wright emphMized, howc\'er,
that he bad no complaint about
the outcome of the meet. 'It wa!l
the grent~l e1pedence of my
life."
• 11 took n desJlt>ration fourth·
clo,\11 I 0~!1 r rom S\HCf'l 0 nd 0
trl'mt:ndou < :ltr.h by Oirmtre to
put tlu· Paonl•t•t on the rorc
boord. llufnrtunul«'h 11 wa11 too
lutlt ohd too loll' for the l.c•wiR
,.mel (lurk team.
1 Ill field struck nr ... t in the' open·
ing Jlt'fll'd om u 29 }4td field goal
h" l'im Kubli. Tlw !';rore wos t-el
up ll\ n I <-\\i .. und Clorl. fumhlr.
''" tlw Pionc•er 29. i plo • Inter
1\.ubli put tlm·e point on the
hoarci (or I m fir.ld.
Th( '' alclcnh got anuthr.r bill
hrc·uk on a punt, early in the ~:C·
nnd huH. Joe Rohillnrd returned
n ~") rMO punt :i8 ynnls to tlw
lc·"u' nn,J Ourk fh•e. On the ne111t
Jlltl)', Mikt• Ar.hong ramhlecl over
hl ~iu• Lin field a 10 to 0 lead.
l.ate in the third CJUUrtcr the
Pioneer de(en""• superb throu~;h·
out most of the j(Omt!, hod tl brief
let .down and t ht: WiJdr.nt!! took
ndvunt ngl' of .it
Linfield quarterhnck Len Gnnn
hit his ret ei\er. for two fir. 1
do\\n<~ and "r.ampered 11 yortl!i
for o third, \\hich put his team on
till' four ard line of Lcwi.; and
Clark. 1 n the nc._xt plo}. Lin field
upped the lend to 17 to 0 os tlarir
halfhnck Cnrter went in to :-core.
£,crpt {or lhi!l one lop c. the
Pioneer de(en~ wa... out~tand·
inll. Bill Brule-.. 6'6". 265 lbs. de
fen ive tnckle, wa~ <;o de\astn·
ting thnt !.infield ran nlmoo;t l'~ery
ploy to hi~ opposite ~ide o( the
fleld.
Hod it not been for the pridt·
und d~termination of the defense,
Linfield would hove had one mort.
touchdown "ith 1.40 lt:h in the
game, the Wildcnt l't took over on
down• clc ep in lewis and Clork
territory They wt>re unable to
mo~ e the ba 11 at. the dt'f t·m.e rON:
to the rx:caaion, at n lame when
the gnme wac alreody lost
The losr, wn~ the Pioneer' fir.,l
ohcr two winning effort~ It wo"
particulorly tough n · 1t counted
in the race for the ~onbwe<~t
Conference championship Both l.in(ir•ld unci \\ illnmrlle art till
uuclc fc ult•cl an lt•o~tH' plo,·
\\ rtla u lit t lc· hJc• k u ncl ..clmt• help
fruau tlw otlwr tcnm io the
lc•llj:llc tht•rt• i" o <~till ~ood e;hnnr~
that I t•\\i und Clurk can raplurt
fir~t Jllucc•.
I t'\\ i nncl Clnrk
!.infidel
l'•r~t cluwns
Hu .. hing "mlugc•
1'11 "ing urcln~··
'1 •1tal oUc·n~C!
Pas!>es
Fuanhlc• lust
'\ nrol J~enulin'tl 00 07-7
30J.1.0 17
LC l.infield
12 8
116 l.S
78 83
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I{) 35
"Jf' e Got Beat/'
Coach Explains
In nn ant en ie\\ in the Oregon.
inn lu11t '~ ctlne.;clo) lewis nnd
Clark IH'nd {uutbnll cone h l'reri
\\ rl<~on hoci the fullowang com·
mt nt• about the l.in£i"ld l{llmt'
We ~tot bt:at ' he Nlid
l mfi('ld ju t outhu tled us and
cl~tto)t•d our oHensive Jane. They
tool: t'\ CT} thinR ra.rht u wny (rom
u •.• t\erythin~t We didn't have
nn\ thing left."
"Our ( ofren!ih t') line, except for
t" n J)O"ition", j.. manned by in.
t•'Cpcrienrl'd Jlt'ople. But they did
"o wt•ll, after our first two gam~
that we forgot that. Then they ~ot
do\\ n there uncl the) i[Ot hit and
tht·ir rc:nction to getting hit wasn't
too ~tnocl. [ gue-.., thev hadn't been
hit in tho e fir:.t two game .. "
ln the !>iimC orticlt l mfield
conch Ad Rutt.chman (lfDI'>ed the
Pionl'l'h and LC qunrterbock
kip wycrli.
'Thr thin$! that plt!a ed me the
most," o1d Rut!\chmon of the vk
torv, "i'! thnt I know we beat n
i[tc•nt bo 11 dub. And ( think that
..,.1..1 Jl '-lw yer• a" one of t hl!' fine"t
quurtt-rbacks I huve seen "
): ou cnn't help but ndmtre
what he did in that bn11 game w1th
the ru:.h we put on him ''
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