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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 18, 1968 Volume 28, Number 3
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1968-10-18
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bc1· 15, I !JtiM
I
OFA 'Cele rations' Begin I
rts ew Po itics it
!ditor Ft.r.l lakt• ~:r.J,.brating 1hie week.
d? Jnin ahr. !)turlcnte Oq~ani1.ed
Acliun ( OF.\) -pnrticipnt,.
''Cclehroljon I" of the IH'hnol
r, t•ntitlrrl "l'Jr•\'t Politic!! -
II \1' \\' (.' IJr•r.rt ll Of)?"
~ 0 FJ\. lurme<l ln11t yC'nr to eo
wnt•• t!tlldt•nl R!'tivitics nt LC, Tomorrow, Oct, 19, four film11
will be offen•d nt 7 p.m. in tit~
Coundl Cltnanher of Tcm(1lraun
College C•·nler. Thr:v innlude crj.
I kal vi~unl c•ommcntury on tlu•
militar). poratktl. r•olirt• nnri lmmh
bt•ltt•(!l,
:---------.J w11• prr.:wnt 11 dtvt.~r ·e lutr of film<~, Pnniciputing in d••liRtC! nnrl dis
rll!l•ion ut 7:30 p.m. Ort. 21 iu tlw
Council Cltnmhcr will be J C
tlJIC•·eh in trurtor Gr•orge ,\lllnin,
n•prc:sr:nl ing lhr• Fourth Party;
Tr·d Cnrnhh; Nixon's Or,.gon cam·
paign munugt•r; rmtl Dr. Fronk
Rohr•rt.s, PLC t;prr•ch prof•· sor. Place
•"&.: 1u tin• lr• 1
act>, lr•ucJ the I
klh Jll::u:c !ini
'· "I wu in ~
L' miles, but lb•
ficuh lo impru
ommcntcd mn~
\
more uppropn
•tt frt·.,hnwn nm
• ne'\t thn•e Pi n w oodurcJ ( 13}
and I auric Rl'nl
t•d in {inu effor
i vor&ity mt•C!(
Ita: injured lt:g ,
( 29) rounded ot::
fini!ihjng on tb
!tier. Pl.!IC F ItO
rold ol ... o Hnith
I h . f' m l ear u-.t rn
r:r of lost week
n becnullc of
1 fix cJt peels hir
' week.
1 ra"cl 10 T ncom:
tnect with con{
fie Lutht'ran. ~
week the n
ugninllt Porthn
lege tomorro¥. a
.C campus.
MPUS
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I,ANP JLJGGUNG
W E'PtTI ON'?,
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~SORIES
~AT ION
VICE
rUNEUP
MPLETE
VICE t • reukere, rloncr•11, l' hilut ., rcdtnls,
1 .. r.u 5ion 11mup1! and rlr•hntt:_s fo.
u~eJ upon 8Jrl'cHic tlwme The e
~···••lt•hrntiuns," ncrordmg lo SOl A
irmnn J.undl HnuRht. will be
.. jgnt·d "lu tnkt• tndt•nl nclh itie.s
of the ping-pong cln<~s."
Celr•hrolion 1 begun ln!lt night
iah till' howing uf ·• -0011 nnd
nughtc•r ," n film ahnut prole!! of
\ ietnam Wur. Toni~tht nt 8:30
.m. in F'i!!hl~ Dining llnll, SOFA
pre~nl the Snn Francisco
imc Trouptl, a revolutionary
p of social nnd rnliticnl n·
ri 1 .\clmission will be 1 for
community members untl $1.50
r 1 he public. ''Chit~gu, What Nt~l." will br•
the tor•ic 11f drbute ontl diseu-·
sion for Mnlcomh Cro , nr•ws
cnrnmr•nuuor for KG W Tclr~iMon;
Jot• Uris, u letui~r of Portland's
hit• communit) nnd orgnni1•·r of
Merchants of Worm; unri Robr.rt
trauh, Orc~on Stole Lrca ur•·r.
Idea cr~~tr.erning thr• new poli.
tics will Itt! die.cu!!('d by Dr. John
Hnrt. Dr. John Phillips, nnd Pro.
fe ~or Jim Sullivan nl 7 p.m. in
I Stanford Dean To Deliver Address
Ot>11n Davit• Nopicr Dav1c \aprrr dean of the
~hapr.l nnd proft> ~<or of religion
at Stanford Univcrcity, will travel
to L~wi<~ und Clark to deliver the
ndtlr~~ at th11 dedication 5erviec
of the ne¥. A~ru·s Flunugan :.1e·
rnoriul Chupt•l, Oct. 20.
Ilis addn·!O , chrdulcd {or 3
p.m.. "HI be "On Humanity ."
The Stanford dean "ill nlf\0 d,..
)h·er th•. '\o-.. Tr."tament" nt tl1e
ll a.m. "t'C\ •c• TI~e topio for that
sermon will be ''The Bumin~;
Bu.,h," and will be cunr.crned with
tltc: fir,t rour chaptcl'5 of F'..xodue.
1 ~ -,rani e)' Glurum, profes!Or of
mu .. u· ut LC. will direc1 the Col·
letw Choir for two anthems nt the
dcdicnaion. "rule a~llistnnt mu!'oir.:
proft: ..... or Keith Eide will conduct
the brut<<~ choir.
..._ry Academic Vacuum'
Replaced by Black Influence
A etudenl·orp;nnir.ecJ program tn
rovnJe scholarship" for Block
llll'ricnn ;;turlr·nt is steadily
11ining momentum nt l.cwi nnd
(:lnrk. Hcgun during pring term
,968 h)' JUnior I..nrkin Kaliher
tnd Gn·g ~.:Urlt:, the prop;ram j,
t•t\ignt.-d to mnkc it pos ible for
or~ block o;tudent • e rccio.lly
t'hn e from ghetto and lam areas,
u ancnd tht• r.ollegc.
Knliher head,. n ~roup called
he Commillre of Concerned Stu
r.nt , '' hir.h is conducting the
""". II ror funds. About 5.000 wn~
lw goal !let Jo I t!pring. D, the
ur thol term ulom•, however,
<·nntriiJUtion!'l from {acultv. ~lU• •
nnd !It ttff bud reachrd
. 1,000,
Work ~onttnut·d during the sum·
t•r. Enrlt \!'iLC 'ict:·prt• ident,
Knlilu:r conllcted bu•jne "e!.
umni und purcnt A $5,000
t cnme thi"' month in tbc form
,f o grant from the Calder Foun
wn ur ~ew York.
Tht• Rind ')tudt'nte' cholar«hip
d prt•>et ntly 1o1uls Sll.600. The
is now working to
20,000 h) 1 he end ot the
'\\ r deddt..'tJ thnt iiOIDetbing
~d tu bt• dont:," E;nid Knliher.
Wr feel thut the black people of
ht ghettot .. unci lum ho,·e be·cn
int~n llono 11) nnr:l un!ortunntel)'
ort·rl b) llu; c olleg~"
"l t 1 our intt.'ntion to replace
dry ncudeuur \'ncuum with u
ircus uf o.ocinl interncuon," eJt·
plaint>tl Eurle.
l'he Conunillc'c• of Cunt'ernt'ld
udcmt is not rl' pon iblc to ur
f ftdnll) rt·•·ognitt·d br l.ewi! ond
College. "Our onl) respon·
hilit )' i u rnorol one 111 both the ;<hoot nnd the hlnck c:ommuni1v,''
declares a tatt:mr•nt in nne of the
letter-. --ent to parent •
lmmecliate cHert of the drive
on inrrea ing the number o£ black
\ml'ricans in tht• slutlent ltoth i
hard to mcnsure.
"\Vc hn\'e 13 hlack •tudcnts in
the fre .. hmnn dus this ) enr.
rompnrt·d to only l\'tO n )CDr ngo.
It's bord to SO)' how mnnr of
the~ would hn\e been here had
no one raised the money,'' ex·
llluinet) Juan Hunt, dirc<'tnr of (j.
nnncinl nitl.
llo"'ever Mr • Hunt did r~l
tho 1 thr: ~~ udent·directcd fund
l{ll Vt' the colleflc conhdenc c in
committing $16.810 for black !CIII·
tlent .. cholnr&hip. this year •
Five of tlw new black etudent
art" her~: under the RU!tpice of
FOrt (Fellow hip of Conct•mt.-d
turlent 1 from Gt':Orgia, rulh
and \orth Carolina, FOCUS, an
or11.anuauon lH"gun h) llon·ard
,.lurlents, i working with the go'·
cmment' Upwurd Oound pro.
grnm to tran (,.r stutlent from
dbadvuntaged art:a into colleges
"UC h n~ Lcwi~ nnd Cbrl.
"\'\ e providl'! the tuition (or
the'e young peoplt• whilo FOCll ~
JITO~ idt:" room and board by plllo·
ing ahem in privnte homes," c:~·
platn ;\lr~ . Hunl
Mnn' unfor-cr n ,. pt·m~r.s rome
up 1n program, RUch a a hi ·•w a
found th.,t-(f Mtllti~Pl' l'Oilllnj1 £rom
the outh didn't hnn mont·) to
~ct here" MTB. Hunt "Bid "1 wn11
wnrrying about wlu.·n• we could
come UJl with 1,100 to pn)' the
tr :t\W fore UJt hNe fnr tlw five
Ill dent '' twn l..srkin wnlkt'tl intu
m\ oWce "ith a rnile and aaid
the lund had lw~·n rair.ed to take
care of it.'' lh'= Coffee hop of T,.mpl("fon, Oct.
22. On Oct. 23 ttl 3:30 ft.m., a
Cree ~howing of the film "D•:ci ion
in [) .. lnno" "ill be hdd in the
C••undl Chnmbcr. The Kcnn,.dy
Art ton (",,rp!l ( K.\C) r••pr~··nLa·
rive will oprteur Rl thai time, and
a tulk em 1111' grapt• l16ycott will
lw dr•lm·rt:tl l'Y tlw lJnitr•cl l'urrn
Worker Organizing Committct•,
AI n nn Or;t. 22, Pett·r KenJhnr.r
"'iJI ~nk un the gonl~ ond n<:ti·
viti~!i of ahr. Sociuli!!t Wr,rker '
l'Mty in Amcrir.u, nt 7 p.m. in
L>uhnrh Dining lloll. He will nn.
w~r crucstion .,bout his party, and
\•Ill l'onici pattJ in 11 di~CI1" ion ini·
lillt«'rl lnlt•r in lhr• Co£f,•e Sltop by
IJr. No trntollnh Rnssekh. Ker h·
nr•r i!! aJau ch11irman of the Hiro-
• hirna Dn) Anti· War demon tra·
IJOO".
... J h,. DattJ,. of Chicago, Part r .''
will h~ the topic (Jf l.C instructor
John Callnhnn nt 7 fl.m. Oct. 24
in thr• I oundl Chamho:r. Th.-! fo).
lnwing tiny. th,. commumty may
lll'ar n ualk on Vietnam b) 'Trnn
Vnn l)jnh, juurnnli t and dipl,mat,
nt J J•.m. in Dining R.,om I l, and
at 7 :30 p.m. in Tamarack l.ounge.
Hr. i" n fnrmcr amhMlfiJJdor from
Souah Vietnam to Wn hinj:lton D.C.
" tcrling tl'm and the Bum
l~uunt .'' with John Adam , gui
turi t nw.J folk singer. wiU appear
Oct. 26 Dl 8 r.m. In rltc TrniJ
RtMJm (or a free p~"rfomannce.
nrf> !.' OCtiVlllt" \H'lC pJ nned by 11 Cllmbined ,.ffnrt of the penna·
n,.nt ::OF commith"""• including
public nflnir!l: !OCinl-recr,..atlonal:
cultural ev('ntl!; community ac.tion:
and frl'!" univer ity. The cmnmit·
tee ml"mher will nleo work to
g~thr.r nn uch ruturr relehratirm!l
n 'IUar.k J\meric•anl! and Am,.rkan
fnrhan -Hictory nnd Pre!t'nt
Pr.,blemt~.'' n n •I "Thf! Avnnt·
Gnrd,.."
Contributinnt~ from membu of
th,. LC CA:•mmunity ore u1wa~ ,.J.
comt', tre'!l5efl Lunell, .nc OFA
~k.. to ur•r•lr.mcnt the chosen
topic" with indhidual crl!nthe
work suda a~ photography, o~i·
ginal art or mu5ic. plop or hort
"Iori~. !!peeche nnd poetry.
lewis
and
clark 1oneer
l~~wis and Clnrk Collrgr. -H.stablishi!d 186i
Vol. XXVJII, No.3 Portl.md, Oregon Friday. October I 8, 1968
Appointments Made to LC Council
TemJiorary represf!ntati'fcc to
the fledgling LC Cornmunit}
Cmrncil hove been appoiuted, and
'¥.ill meet togetl1er for the first
time on Oct. 23.
-)leaking for the •tudetll body
"'ill lw ~like DonndJ, Knthlet!n
T) nu, Richun.l HawJ..:inJI, Warren
Rubin'<on, On\ id Poul5hock and
Cc.rlin fubh~. fhe delegation W35
upJtnintcd Tue.'ltlny by Tubbs.
A LC pret~idcnl. afle.r nomina·
tion,. ltact ht?"n c;.on id,.rf'tl hy tht>
ASI.C ful"cuaive Cnuncil.
Fucult} rcpre!entath es. accord.
in~ to William Le'l'ris. chairman
of ahe Fot!ulh Council, will in· •
c•htde Dr. John Hart, Dr. William
-,afford. Thoma~ Darrow, Bt:rn.
urd R. Wolf£. Dr. Clnyt(\n \tor
gareidgt•, WillillDl lzon, nnd him·
~~·If.
Ahhou~h the fncult ,·oted to
Ufli•ro"c "a concept o£ community
~mcmment.'' during ils Oct. 16
meeting, it did not elect rcpre
sl!ntntiv~ to the communitr
council. Until thi i5 done. aid
I ewi~. the facuhl Council ~ill fiit
Cast Your
VoteToday
Cet out and vote! Elections for
I.G homecoming court and lret~h·
mun cia l> officers will he held
toduy and Tut:bday.
Four homecoming princ::~:5e5.
one from eaoh cla""t will be
namr•d fpllowing today's 10 a.m.
to • p.m. ballotin~. audents mar
ol~ he a•kt>d to \ole on a refercn·
4hun and init.ioti'e A 'LC Jlroposal.
\ otes "'ill be CMI ot n tnblc:
uao from t.he eampu po t o£·
fke.
On .\londay at 7 p.m. in ~tnmm
Dining Hntl, fre<1hmcn candidates
for the po-t or rresident, vice
pre,idenl, .ccretary·treuurer, and
enator of the Clag o{ ry2 will
ddhrr l'Rmpuign speeches.
The fro h dection and the titlco
uf homhoming qu~en will ht• de·
ddrd ahcr th~ run-off election
Tucsdn , Oct. 22. in rhe pO!It of.
lice• hallwn). Bulloling "ill be
hcltl (rum 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
All igns lllld campaign motet·
ial Jlf~por.•tl b1 fr ·~hmt'n c.ancli·
''"'~" {or offil·c must be rcrnuved
b' tO p m. ~lond11,, according to
A I.C \ice~pre jdent Greg Ulrle. on the Communit} Council. ix of
the nbo,c·mt!nlioned will uttend
each me~ting, "itb the seventh
attending e" nn ultc.rnnte when
necc:l!Mry.
Admini!trnto~ pnnicipating in
Communit) OJuncil "itl be Dr. John Howard, Dr. Kent Hnwley,
Jack Caam , William tollin•on.
Dr. ~is Tiu1yer nnd Glenn
Crcsg.
Representing the admini trntion
Ut' olttn~ut~ will he Dr. John
PhilliP! and Dr. John Richard •
KACLaunchesRecruit Drive
Repr~ntath'c'\ of thr Kennt.d)
Actinn Corp (KAC\, n group
furmet.l to imJrlr:ment the political
<~nd socinl gonl of the lnte
Robert F. K,.nned ·, will be-ot
Lewi11 and Clnrk for a member·
hip drilc, beginning o~t. 21.
Tht' Corp !Cek to imuhe those
alread) cornmittt'd to EOhin~
hn .. ic ~ial problr•ms. according
to \lemn Fink. n i tnnt student
net hitio director, and a I 50 lO of.
fer an O(lpurtunit~ Cor invoh·e·
mrnl to tho e not committed. It
action program re\'Oives around t'vmmunit•; de\elopm.-nt, migrant
labor problem• and an elfo" to
modify Oregon's IJUn control Jam:.
Tiu: KAC. in conjunction ";th
the United Fam1 Worker Organ
irln~ Committee of Delano. will
how n pedal film concerning
the grofle bo)'Ctllt entitled "De
ri .. aon in Delnno" on Ocl. 23 ttl
3:30 p.m. 111 the CounC11 Chant·
~r.
n infonnataon mhle 1\iH be
nvnilable in the Tran Room dur
rng the "eek or OcL 21-25.
'l'HE "'\1\ f n :\CI"'CO ~lime Trou~ and l\la"'hina Band, kno•n
Cur "''"'""'""'ial gtirr., ~ill appear lkt. 18 iu }'icold• at 8:30 p.m.
11tc rnim(' aral~t hu'IOn •~•u 1 and hi• Cello10e •~ •punMJI't'd at Lcwit
unci l:lark h• ... () .. ~ • ' thniu.ion i§ II Cor l.G community memhu ..
and 11.50 lc>r thr lt'uenal publi<'. Page 2 Pl< >'\ £ER LOC
• ertment In E • ucatton
~ot all cour. at Lc""'' i nnd Cl.trk Colkgc
hn\ c gl':tclC.'i, ll'~('i or pr ore on -:md .tlter
twn tln'~ acgt,lmLion ''ell OH'I, 825 incli' i·
du:1l t:nlhu:d in the mnk of Fn c r~pcn·
mcnt.d Colkgc. It i quttc CHdcnt ftom thl'
1 \pon't' that student« on thi. rnmpu:- Rct·tl
Collq,-re, Portland State, and the commumt\
cnllel,TC' :uc ,,·ell an arc of thl~ impJicntiom of
,, free uniH•r-..it,, and h,,, c:~tablhhcd a panel of ,tudcnt lfh 1
'il" lm the dcpar uncnt.
bhtt .ttut:-. h,t\'l' aJ,o -'Pulteu tlu.· u~nd . l'hl')
aH' coming to n•aJi1c th.tl tna\s cduc.tticm j,
fHOtludnt; a protnt hom 'tudcnh lwc.nl\e
'mde•nt' httYc the mo~t lf> l<hc ftom it
It i' our hope th.u I cwi' and Clarl..' hl!.!
tudcnt .m~ beginning to tal.:c their t-.lu
cation criousl). \, often ll\ uot thi.; mean'
thC'\ :ti'C tal;jng it into their h.mds. Lew1 .md Uni\Cr,il\ will \CI \C higher cehlc:lllfln In
h,l\ aug the gall to deal with the old paohlcrm
h\ the diminatiOII o( the \UJH'Tfic i:tl ,IIHI .uti•
ficial brt.idt.>...mo th-atc:d approach tn Jc.nning.
Pe1 hap' the highc'r goat of tho'l' who an·
htingin~ Frrl' Unl\l'l''>ll) to 1 C\\ j, and Clark
:~nd tho'c who :uc enr-olling in the 'll'''iou' i..
10 work thcm~ehc, into nn cchu-ation: .uttl
perh.tp' the highc't function of thmt• tr.Hii·
tionnlh -or icnt<"cl 'ludent c:duc:nto" will ,omc·
d,l\ be to wot k them,c•hc, out of .1 job, .lurk E:!\pcrimcntnl College is in pm t a rc
flection of tudent dh·ontcmmcm with C.'\i t·
mg modes of hight:a education So deep i~
the nauonal 'tudcnt "re,olt" tltnt tlw flcnlth,
Education :1nd Wclf:ne ))cpnumrnt is in\'e ti·
g<~ring the potential of cxpe1 imcntnl college,, RK
community forum
Defcn 'e of Cit}r
To thf! editor:
'\ hen n person <~~uch n~ m) llelf
hn!<i linod In "hole life near a
JargP cit}. or en•n n !olllall (IOC. he
become~ omcwhnt defl!nShe
nhont that cit ·• whnt it tnnd for,
nnd thl' people ~bo Jhe thr.re. I
feel thi wnv about Chicago.
Oti<'-Bgo. like an other large
metro(lOiitnn nrell, ha it prob
lems ond itc; \Jnu~. :\ton\ of it
problems urfaeed to nntional Ol·
tcntioo thi" summer during the
Dcmocrnti c ~ntionol Conwntion .
Thousand'! o{ ~tndcnt~ nnd acti·
\i~l cnmc to the cit\ '1\ith 11
cause. Mo!:t of th~ e people cam~
to 'oice n prote~l. 1 choo e the
"ord .. ,'Oice" npJlropriateh-. Motor
of tlu!!ie tude.nt<~ hnd n prot~!,
hut I Wlll nul ~o into tht•m, for
thi is not the purpose of this
lt tier.
\n ltnicle wriuen h} Ricla
Kronman entitled "Wekome to
Clucago," '\hida appeared Oct. 15
in the Pion(·cr J.og. "a , '1\;tJ, the
exception of the fi~ t'I\Q Jlaill·
grnph.s. plnginrized from a column
I•) the noted Chicago Dail~ e"'
'WTIIer Mike Ho)kO ~Jr. Ru)~W
miJt}tt con itier .Mr. Kronman'
u 1 u compliment. but ('Oncidl!r·
in~ thot plnrdarism i a ser.ious u(.
fen5e, it hould not be taken light.
I) in an nl'ndemic communi!). I
lto\c "'Tillen to the Chicago Dail)
'ev; ndang for a rt•print of the
Ho,·ko column. and I "'ill Le
happ) to tum it (.m:r to the MW -
paper 6taff when it arrive..<;.. Th,. nrticlt• \\II!! <''\I remel) silT·
r.nslic. J \1 n in th~ Hilton tluring
the tli!ittlfhnnr.t~ und, from what
I "''"'• the polict· nnd gunrd~m l"n
J•e' cr at· ted unlc• ~ n tarnte .. ter
Jtrm okt.od or allur.klld u uni lormed
mnn. I "1ll ucJmit that some of
the police O\'cr-acted to the sit·
uouon. but it i tall nmllting rhat
nut one ~tot "'u fir. .. 'Cl.
Clucugo' imnse was tami~hed,
ami o "a ~lnyor Dnle> 's. but
thf' true tot) will take years to
unfold. Personal opinion<~, whil~
Ult' ma he hu ed un other poo.
pit·' f,. ling or altitudes, should
ull haw romt• uriginalil) and in
dh itlui.illt} uf their O'l'in. 1 oHt•r
this n•h·•cc to Mr. Kronman for
hi ... UPc on futtm• uticles.
Thomth R ")1111.
101 ~t "Idiocy''
To th• rammunity;
011,. of nur nntinnnl periodicals
r•xcnth publl&llt'd an article on
liar 1le.nrh of Joe:: Coll('~l" ~ The
autopsy rc' cak·d thnt he hnd
died n., n r""uh of. incrensinA' di"-
ali facti(ln "ith till' ~rotw; quo.
"hich cuu!icd u nfle in tudent in
depe.nclrnce nnd ('olitir.al acti\'it).
The force of thi indcpr.nde nce
hn cru lwd thl" image thot .\mer
ion once hclrl for her inllt'ritor •
th•• undl'rgrn•lun tl'~:.
~ if tudc·nt ncthll)' in rt·cent
primnrir. "'hit•h dimnxr:d in the
Cltir.al!o llu11 Wng wrrcn't enough
for the P tubli h~d JIO\\crs, tU·
dent" lum• nl o mod,• rhl"ir weighr
SELwYN HAc un All STA~
t>U> YOU GET MANY
NOTES FROM
l"HAT L.E<TURE I
SELWYN? NO ..... BUT I
PA5SEP ABOUT'
TWENTY .. felt on the Clltnpu~t·~ nfl they ha\C
hrc omt• di<~sati .. (ic•d with ~nht•r·
"'" ndmirustrntiun•.
The dil'TUJIIion of doilY nctivit'
nt Columbia nnd the Unh l'r it
of California, rhc militnrio;ti c at·
mosphere on the <.trcl'!t · of Bnk.
ley. and ottcmpt!! ro nllc,intc• the
work of the P.cntogon lm'c
forn.'tl .\mcricn to rt'•C\nmint ' the
po~itiun and rlw fiO'I\Cr of the "Ill·
dent.
A, might bt• c.xpc:cted, there i
thnt !!mall group which f~t•rhups
out of irar alone nttt•mpts to prt•·
~rvt• the mannl·ricrn o{ o dt•t··
ode \\bich bns long !;incc po5<;ed.
It "cern o H this underground
group o{ loynli t~ rombincd all of
their talent to rn·ate the• lObt,
and hopdull~ the lost kangaroo
Court ut L.-wi und Clor'J, College.
It was nor enough thut this year'"'
pcdormanc.c !\urpoll the 1diocy of
e'cry pocked telephone booth
nnd t'Ver) .swullo\\td goldfi!!h, but
it had to be rwr formed Juring the
dinner hour.
It ••t·mt!d doomed {rom the
-.tart, althou~h mo't nf the !<lU·
dents rt·mnineti, in hope thnt n
~park of imagination would flare
up. Bdore the debnsin..: exhibition
wa huH over, I Celt that uny !iitm
(I{ imagination "nuld hne c.nu ccf
a reaction unparnllcled until the
Second Cuminp:.
The 'Jll'Cintors seemed oo; em·
borra .etl os the { rct~hmnn cu).
prits. "'hilP thl'v wjtnrso.ed ncnrl>
un bour of clr~np and immature
humor centt•red around thnt old
American tuboo. IICX illuturilll)',
thl" finn) scene consa111ed of Mr.
Dclinnt Fre .. hmon being e"corted
to tbl': reCIN-tinn pond by Lh~
Second trin~t ~ot e'en the eric
of hi lovnl girlfriend rould bring
on 1•nd to the per~ution of hl'r
innocent hero,
And .. o it endt..-d, with 11 genuine
lack of enrhu in!'lm shnrt-d by nil.
It is no wonder tl1ut nil the judMes
wore ma•k
Dan Cadmus
Intramural Tenni~
ign-ops for Women
n1e Wc,mtm' Phy ucal F.duc.u·
tiun Ot>pnnment will 11pon11or t~n·
ni' intramural~ th111 fall for all ill·
lere!<led women.
Ploy wall he in forrnnl, nnd
moteh~ will hn r.checluled to {It
individuul ilbilitie Thret· tournu
mcnt11 will bt• off«'rl'd, mdudin11
one for advanced. mtcrmed intc,
and bep;inning rude11L •
Deadlint: for tgn up& 1 Oct 23.
All intl're let! women 1.1hould <on·
tncl Nnncv Pow.-rs, Lox 225b.
F'urthl'!r informal ion (In rules und
rnatch Klu:duJes will Lt· avuilahle
ahonh. Or tohe•r I A, I
Frosh --Learn Y ottr Place
(The foltowinJt urt.ir.le wa11 publi lu tl In 1 t•ar at u mull, priv
Jilwrnl un" cnll«'Rt' following it fro h inili11tinn \~ t•t•k, Conlllidcri
that Lewis and Clnrk't~ Ru11k WtTk t'uneftrtlt•d Sumht). thtl topic· rnt
hu~l" nmt• inlt'rl!l!l, !'lltll'dull to thuMt• who V.I'Tt• in,·oiH·tl in 1
Knnguron Court. r ho\'C tukt•u the libt•rl ,. of ntlclinp; I'JJI'CiiiCl ref~
t'IICt'S Ill J.C, \\hrre Ullflfii)ITiute.) -JC /)
TIH•: FOLI 0\\ J'\1( I' 11 nw s.J~,;t• to frP lmwn:
If '"n oro om• of tiiiJR' who O<'t't•plt•tl till' trioll! nf initiorion
\Iiiia o mile• on \our ftH't•, n ·hufflt• in \'flllf \\olk, nnel a suh ... ·r~, ... •
''"'"• ir" nr ' c•s, rnn'rn," llll'n vnn IHI rluuht huH• ··•Hnt• lo ft•c•l
comfelftnhlc and quill• nl honu· here· at l.('wi and Clurk.
It i nl} nltogl'lller bin cd jud,;c·mc•nt thut )(IU will rontribut•
nf j0igni£icunce to tht• ~rnwlh anti muturntinn o{ this sr.hnol.
If )OU, ho11~\l·r. IH'rr. nnt• of thu ,. whv prntt•stccl, kicked
"CrcatnL'tl, hnnkadt•ri your d••or, hirl in )<lllr closet nr 11ta~ed .eil·tl
trike", I "elt•ome \OU ht·.trtil•.
Rl'~nrdfe ,..s o[ it dt• ignnlt•tl purpn ,., the {unction of fresh
initiation i tn tt•urh )till ynur plllt't'. in rnur.h the ,nne• way U"
hun~in~ nnd c:n trntion of the ~··gru in thioa c•uuntr) ha rrvetl
teach him his.
Tlw rL·nll · trnp:ic: thinJt i thut this 11rnre"s \1ork• "n
lenm to jumr wh"n an nppr.rdn """'" !In) "jump," Pt•rl•nps ''
of all, the )~!inn yon ll'nnu·d in hi~h l'lulf)l i'l !!lrnnJtiY r,.inforr
You, a a •ltld•·nt, nrc· n seroncl-dn s dtin n nnd a tc('t'nnd-c ln~; bl
rnun lwin~ .
\\hut hntiJwn o~ wlwn vou Cinnlh r,•nlitc that you've hecn hnrl
} our ft•llo\\ '1tudcnt"? ( \\ ••'II 811} nuthing ahnut tlw adruini!ltrt~tion
thil'l ,,oint.) Hi"lllf) ><llVr-thnt ll lnrgc rwrr••niUj:tC! o£ you, proba
tlu· mnjoritv, will muke• ntu c it h th•• ""'' o{ the IIOJlhnmort•
"Crt•amin,; thor 'n11 hu\11• be•·n raJI('tl. 1'111' rcRI of ynu will inhr.rit pq
I iono; of lc•adt•r,bi p, fr(lnt \\hid a 'ou \1 iII 'ic\\ tlu.• l rn~h \1 it h 1 he
Ullituclt• of o:nolly t.IIJli'Tiurit\ \'1111 hill\ "f!i' e''\lai)Jile<J in uppcrc)u '<ffi
~em, many of \'otl nrc .. lohs, JU•t like tilt' r"'' of u . Hut there
lt'nelcr" nmong you, men one) \1 onwn who ,. ,i,.ion nnt.l lawid.ity
tltl· Pre ident of the t1niwr>~il~ In l!hurnt·. You enn pro\idt• the
"Jlirntion autl real lcnclt·Nhip 10 trnnc;fnrm th.i !~ehnol in n rodi l
\\ll), from a children'" playgrountl·t•cluc·utionnl ce•nte•r intn th~ U {'
'cr if, it ho.; the ri~lu and tht• dP"ire to lu·. W 11
) ou rnn stan lw knn" ing ) uur lt.!adlt'r • Tlw good nnes n
your support. Indt•t•(l thl')' cannot npt•rutc without it, bt•c:nu~~ it ~
H'r" lont>h under the compo"t lll'uJI. If \our 11rof ioc unin>opiring 4t
rm:diocrt•. or ju .. t pluin incnmJWII•nt, don't t,,. uCraid to !lpcuk out D
demand intdlectunl, ucatir-mic anti pt•r on.sl integrity. Thut, after men . I . eJ
J '' tnt you'rt-puying for.
Tt hns hecn suggt"•tt•d thnl \1 hut !\tudrnls nt•t•d j, help. Ruth
rhnn help w~ m~etl moth ntinn: llf'('ificnll}, the lOne) that con: g
through a ~trnte~icnlly plare·d, !;\\ Htl) dt•lht r••tl k1ck in tlw rear e d~!nl
1f club& nrc lQo suciulh orientc•d, if tJa,. "'enntt· deal, jn trhi c
tic ... if studnu lc:ader~hip i.., fuay·mirulccJ nnd oh"<;urt:, tlwn ,·nu n 0
' In rnll them into ucr.ount, throuJ.!h tll'r~>onnl conver .. ation, OJ!en ),•ua d •n
public dc:nuncintion~. tlar,.ute·nin~ phunt• t•ull , or v;hntcn:r is at )O
tli JIO"U I, ,.
If I cwis and Clark i~ r.\l'r 10 elcH•Iop u ntltture rt• pon,.ihle•
dent huclv, hC had better "lnrt nm1, With this {rc"lllnun cln .:, I rhi
\1 c hove beginning:. •>f a new eru. llcr••'s hoping > ou rlon't co11 out.
\n "uJ!per".c:lo ·,.man
Field Becomes Classroom
The 1968 Lcwi~ nnd Clark Ore
gon Progrnm campt·d at Lehman
lint S1•rings in 1 he Grnnclc Ronde:
\'nile•) af~t-r 1 wo Wt'l'K' of trove!.
in~. hikjng ond t"cplnrm~ 1n the
'"'ullnwu .Mountain .. m nonheu I·
t•rn Oregon.
The 15 rncmLers of the group
nnd their lender. Dr. Jnnw" Stau{.
fer. ar•• titudying the ~tenlogy,
J!lunt lift• and ecology n£ tltc !'tote.
Their bn e cam1• for the first two
weeks wu !ivt· cabins ut the Fly.
ing Arrn" Conal on the outh
hore of WnllQwo l.nke.
Accordiu~ to Chnrlt• Brure,
member of the: P.xprdition, n typi.
r.nl cluy began with n 11ix·mile
W. C. Field Film
Saturday Night
Mm ic" tbl!o weekend will in.
elude "lr't~ a Gift" with W. C.
F ~e•lrl at urdu) night nl E,·an~
\uclitonum "He: doe-. it all in
rlu ont· 11 outd J amca CJenrdli,
profe '!or ol economic , "wWch hall
lo hu I he ht'!} (j]m he I!Vt•r mode."
Sunday night "Kmv and C oun
IT).'' lh~ tllory uf a lo\'o I) ~nil
li h ~tJidit•r c.·aught b) the 'i)'8-
lt!nl, \1 iII bt· shown nt T· vnna. The
film Lur Tom (.ourtney and i!l
clir••r.lcd hy .In eph I ost•y. Cicurd.
li, \\110 orgnniL e.~< l.C film •how·
ing$; recommends it lor those
rla ified J.A. drive· into the nearby town
Jo .. t'ph (pup, 830) lor 11 ho
conkt."d hrcaldnst. Clu scs con '
l'd n( t\HI tiT three hort field t •
or ont• longt•t onl' with lunch
till' field. Mnoct I eel llrt'tl w
~ovecl for cvl·nings around
l' lUll" { i rt•.
Arts Magazine
Being Planned
,\nyont· intercstl'cl in helping
publi .. h n crentiv~ nrt"
1.inc, n wr·ekly t•nlendnr·infor~:
lion hooklet, or both, is a•ked
ullr•nd n nH•t•tin~ Oct. 21 nl 7
in Tnmoruck Loungt•, or lc>
lucl De: tlu Corcltz through
l'iont·~r Log offire.
pioneer log
Officinl puhlication n{ the ,s\1!,~~>
cinre·d 'ltutlt·nt- of L cwi nnd
Clttrk (ollt·gc, 0615 (\,W Pnln·
lin•· lltll Rout! Portlund, Or-e
97 ~'ilJ, Pttbli~herl twtc" wcckh
during tlw chool yeor by Gnnn
Publit!hing Cn. S('cond c•l
1111~htge pnitl nt Portland, Or~
EDtTOH ,\lire I., Chri~ten&t~u
\1anngin g Editor Julie PrH·dl
Aclvt•rtj ing l\lgr. Don 1..., .. 1'
Ath i&or Gnr h·nk tc tohc•J I R, I ' tolH·r I A, l!luR
k Court 'So homoric'
Place
1 o mnll, priv
('f'k. Con idNtt
11y, tho toJiic rn
inYniH·d in Q
n~ .spudfic• rcle
-JCTJ
of in it iut ion w
ancl u suh~·n i
'nmo• In (c:t•l <1111.!
Clark.
ill c.ontrihutc lit'!.
~;r.hool.
t"'lnl, kickt••l
-,r tuged llit-clo
ltion of r ....... m
sumt• \\ av a~ • tn· hn. e;enecl
nk& ,o
~." Prrhnps
ron~ly re•inforc
n. wc·oncl-dne hl
"' \·e IJNm hntl
odrninit~t ration
of you, prohn
e o~oplwnwrc
J will inlll'rit P9
"h with tlw a
in U(IJWrCIU<i'<lll n•t•J·:R<:l ASSMAN llll L OAJl 'EY 11tunde '"'ord ov«'r rcmk viC"tlnu
o•nn JJint"kmnn nnd Dolt (hwuld nt the-U Knn~turc.o C'onr1, hdd
nclar in Fidtlt~ Dlnln,:: Hull. -l.ott photo b) Onnontl Omtllb)
U'~. But tlwre Initiation \~Cl'k for I.e'' is und
ond l~cidity • ark'8 {rc .. hman clus came to
~ ~ro.nde th~· ~~ 1,£ridul ••ntl ~undar at the 101 I
00 • 10 u rn 1 nunl Knnguroo Court, during
u•r tnto the U tic:h ,.,wal rooks wt!rc duly
~ktl and puni•hecl for a 'aricty
p;ood one" n or offence ugnin I the upper·
it, bccauo:c
• • • a men. " urun JU nnt: u . .
k Durmg thnnr.r, to prevent (rc~h· In "-p~·u nut D • • . Tl I ft ~ mr.n from C5Capmg. the e~uts o{
• 111
• n 1 r '1p· 1 I [)' · R d l' 1 nung oom wt•re guar ·
il · 1 1 R I. UJlpcrrln~~men wcrcn 't leav.
1~ Jt! p. oth!. . 1 \ 1 kind thnt coro)J g ,.,, tr.r. , s n. resu t, .many 5111·
. I d •nt SUI nn ~ mnow stlhi or on
<. In I It' ft'UJ' c
I I . • . t c floor to •·ut. ( I!U .. !0 tnv~a
rc, then \'OU n Cnurt ,·onv•·nr.d uftcr most ~lU·
at inn, op(·n letter d••nts hud fiui"'hl•tl euting or hud
hntcvcr is at ) atmpl) given up. 'l'he five 'jus·
,. '' cntcrt·d, wc·oring black
t• rc pon ililt• • nnrl n•d l111oJ , anti llw
mun cJns .. , f th' UT)" took it Jllacr• ut tuble
don't t'OJI nul. nt·ar the• platform. Chic£ Ju<.tkc
Paul Ncbon, sophomore clot!!'
-J.C p ith·nt. "l'cm:d the ~ion with
a rcrninclcr to all Jlrcsr.nt that "in
·room
neurby town
0) for a ho • • h . • ,, Jll"ttcc 1 ere 1 nrtue.
Coun proccl'ffing"' followed nu
BJ•edfic rult-. other than gct·t.he·
fi•·•hmc·n. Two rook<~ were rhnrgct.l with "ianper50nating a
ophomorc," anrl "defacing an
uppt•rclo6S oHirer," Cur which
tJt,., were I•lnc,.d in t~ks and
pJa.,tere:cl \\ ith cream p1P..l!. Fr!!!h·
mnn Drew Braun's lead~rsbip in
the dunking of Nt'l on rcceivc..-tl ape·
cia I notice; n••ar thr. trial' t•nd,
u oourt nllcndunl «'5eortcd him to
the rcncctinn 111101 for his own
dunking.
Three• girl~ \\ere r.hurp,l'.() with
"trying too hnrd'' with the bore.
,\nother three girl!!, for "gcnc·ral
in~olencc.'' wc•rc interviewed for
un imuginur} clute. Sitting in front
o{ the ~ttulent body, the\' were
uskc·d, among other things, wlwth·
l'r the} prefe·rrc•d "men with zip.
per!> nr with lmtton nn th«•ir
pnnts.'' When one nnswr.rc-d, "I
think that que~inn i!l. o bit too
much for mr:," he ''~1 ghcn u
round of npplau'c h) tlu· tudenl6.
\ hhou~:h Q goocJ rart nf thi
) car' Kangaroo Cnurt wnt~ in
puor Ia te, the rook inwh!!d
~ere, in the \\oru o£ L\cl~on,
"good sporl"' ••• you're a good
bunch Und you\c: ~Ol ('lirtt."
tt. CJU!I'!t'S COil •
ce short Helcf t ri
nc with lunch
"'' lcct un·!o \1
nings around Ray Charles to Appear
n Auditorium Concert
• aazzne
,an ned
!~ted in hd ping
• t1vc nrt! mn Huy Churl~. ont• of the world'~
I' grt'ats, \1 ill uppeor nt the
j,. \uclitoriurn in Portland £or
one·night stand Oct. 20 at 8:30
.m. With Chari~ will be the
Rueletts and the Ray
rl~ Orcht:stru. c.alcndar.inforr
both, j .. a'kt:d
J Oct. 21 at 7 p Blinded in childhood, Ru)'
bunge, or 10 c hnrlc i cpitomiud by hi!! own
rdtz through t[ •>lmJJosi'tion, "Light out of Dark.
• ce. " Tlu~ tlu·me Cor Charles'
r log
tion of the
of 1 cwi and
061 S .S. W Palo·
• Port lnnd, Ore
cd I WICI Wt.'t'kl)
ol yciU' by Cuno
• ..,~cond clu
I l)ortlond, Orr.
e 1... Chrilllen en
r J ulit• Pert•t II
r. Oon lt•llp
Guy jt'nkins 1 film, "8.1llad in Blue," ma)'
dl be the tlwmL' h) which he
11l I.e known in future yearb.
\!though h~ tlruw ull()n e tab.
ht-d mntcrinl 10 the JUT.z idiom
the fiOillllur rcnlrn, and in the
Ythm und hines domatn (or
to n.-cord and ~rform
ltor·,. rhun 90 pc•r ccmt of thc num
pluyetl und recorded b"
.• m1trlc-s ure hie own compo"'nion
wilt Slll) up riw nnd ,i
tgblla in n row, playing a number
nntl nHr llgnin, to get the
d ht• \\Unts; to nchie.,·c the
rungcmcnt lw feels is right for Thi~ murarhon 3Clh II) is on I}
the• final l!tuge in whnt hna bt't:n
a long drn~n.our procc""· Ro}
is n perfectioniRt: u man who
know:; ~hat he want • \Vhl'n ht~
j, re1uh to toit do~n and work for
11 long pc•riud without rest, he has
l~n thinking about the nmangt•·
ment for n pcnod of week -per.
hnp~ month· '1'hen he is satis
fied that thr numb .. r i!; ju!lt what
he wnnl , he call a enp)·i l who
\\rite it down lor the mrmber
o( the band.
Through hi~ y;ondrrful world (lf
mm>ic, Ru) has hrought light out
Jnrkne"'s for him l'lf, nnd the rll·
-rulting in~pirauon t~hine!l in his
performunce· . ~ot only bn ht~
found his pt>r-onnl light. but b\·
mean!l of hi'( st•rHtitive nnd clc:t'pl)"
peNonul pt'!dormnnce, he hn . di·
rt•cted u light into dnrk are~n of
1 he worlcl \\here there urt) few
fll\" of cltc:er. .
Ticket for the Rny Charlel!
Slto\\, Jlrin~d at , l and S3 are
on ale at Cf!h•hri" Attraction ,
1010 S.W. \1ormon. t~tnNEER LOG
Volunteers
LC Student Asked for
Tutoring
by 1\nthr Whltr
(Ed. note: The followlh~ was
written In 1 year lift a reaction
to th1: «'ltJirrir.ncr of hltoring in
u Portlarul elemi!ntary !!chool.
l.•·w i11 anti Cl.11'k tudc:nts who
June pnrtidJlateli in thi!l pro.
gram nrc invurinbly c:nthu inll
til', nnd m11ny re-join year aher
')'t•nr. Acc ... rcling to Chris Pu~
rhuirm.tn, tutoring will be con·
rl·ntr1tetl in the Albino nrea
~o. 2 this yur, primarily at
Uui ,. nntl ~brtin Luther King
Jr. schools. Tutors &Jiend one
da)' a week, {rom 1-3 p.m. nr
9·10 n.m.. hrlping youngw•rs
with choolwork. The individual
LC tutor mny pkk or :any day
n( the we k, nnd transportation
will he fumi~hed . For signup or
furtlu:r in fo-:mation, contnct
f.hri Put~ at uteneion 366 or
box 2658, TI1c program is under
.. pon or hip of the SOF1\ Com·
munjrv Ar.tion Committee.) • Rt•ubcn P. Boik School il!i on it, U n,.,.rf h~ b~au~· w~ know
that that i! tht! only mule out,
th~ only Wf'..llpon this chilli will
hnve to curve o nithf! in society.
Uut the f!ndlf' apr·lllnr; lists,
th~ roW!! o{ arithmelic Jrill cfo
not look part icu lnrly apfl(!nling to
uc,, ,.ith••r. w,. can hardly blam,.
h~r when 11hc gr,.e111 our aUirma·
tif.n thnt lu~ i evu) hit O! emun
a all tho ,. nthN chlldr~n who
llfr• already Ufl tn th,.ir dghtl! in
the timeA table, that say all too
"l~rly that her tatll! in an alif'n
world of num~r nnd symbol is
the lea l of hf'r concern&.
We wonder if thr! di torted
cubf".!l drcwn in color p~dl that
repr~nl th,. northWI!!t Unitf'd
tnt,. {we arc informed) will
e""r Cincl tht-ir Wll)' to n po ilion
of hunor on the r••lrigcrolnr rloor
at hom,.. Or when he will pick
up ;, book to rl'<ul of her own voli.
tion. Or huw Inns; I he multi plica·
tion toblro learned ~ quickly ior
th,. rc\\urci of 10 minut,. at thr•
piano will !114)' in thhl fuzzy little
head. '68 _, '69
Program PageS
It ~·ould ~ citHkuh H not am·
pouiLI~ lo mettl!IU,. the progre!
made in the.....,. hort weekl)· vithe
.\1an)' of U5 ,.nHsaon what I IIUJlo
po ,. il' ~cry lcacb,.r' dream,
th.tt our pupil ie n latml genius
but wbo11e abilities will blo 110m
b"n!:Jllh our patient nunurin~;. h
rf~ n't talt:r. long for this towr.r·
of.in~piraion complr. to ~ di •
s~lled in a diseoun~gingly reul
world that r,.quues patienc,., and
• more pat1ence.
But progres• and r~ward in
thr.M &)'flther..i~, and, at Ume!,
real relation!hips can ~ cali·
bratet.l only on a e_lightly objec
tive rUI!! The d11y that he
polhts .-;ith nlmou pndf! to the A
nn the peJling chart is only one
lUnd of reward for lb' hour
pent together. the kind that
would make good reading in
Rudcr'e Dig• t-but in reality
com~ rarely. Prrhap the ~~uh
of tb•· progrum nrc more tellin~
on tho~e who ftC't out tn do th,..
t~aclun~ uging hut respectable-loolcing
brir.k structure. surrounded on
two id • h" an usphnlt pin)··
gruun1l and buunJ,..d on the other
two h) n neat green turf. A sign
on the lawn warms 'Krep 0({
The Grn&5." h is largely ignored
h) high"pirit,.d ~roup" of childrl'n
racin~ aero the lawn because
school i ju~t out. One hulen t' ~ Opinion
In icJe. ,.ndle!'i. r~i-tile corri·
dor h·atl to o mu .. ty gym and
various claES.ronm.s. Row of an
dent green meta'! lockers decor
at,.d with me -..ages lettered in
flamlJO} ant <thades of nail poli h
line the hnllll. Packwood Critized for
Ducking Vietnam Issue
A !!mull bulletin board covered
\\ ith hrif.!hth colored pic-(;1'..5 of
c:unst rur.t inn pn per onnounet'.s
,\(i~!> Bovcl'~ filth ,~trade clOS"· In·
ide•, rhin~s .. r.t•m to bo in n 11111te
of good·nutured pand .. monium,
whir.h does not dimini•h pl'rccp
tibh os we C!llt~r. i c nrt! 1 e\\'i& and Clur" tutors.
\'hat that meanot, I'm not 8Ure
any of us ,,·ould agree. 5<lmc of
"" 11re ~eking to rectify !lOme
\'ltgue, heinoll!l crime for which
we nr,. somehow rcspon•ible.
~fan\ of II are JlO <ec f!d by an
unoclmittct.l curio ity to ,·ie"' the
r.em o lar removed from our
world of ranch _1\Je hou~es and
manicured lawns.
Yet the "Pector of whate\'er it
i t hut 'I e are attack in j:! r.cems to
dude u in thi.;, room, docorah .. od
in t•orly in .. titutional ) ello~. A
hugc.> flOhler dcJticting nutriciOU!i
hr•·aldust, u chart labl'led •Spell·
ing Pro .. ret.s" and one of those
amU.cJo,,n mnp~ o! the Unit<'tl
~tates inkeJ in gori!!h t~lou com·
plc-tes tlu• decor.
l1ti• is ju t the drf'..nril)· fomil·
iar f' terior of our weekly ,·icits.
Our real objecti~·· is to reach
rh~ mind of the little hlac.k mite
ittin~ exp...-<:tllntly al her de.!ik,
and tir it, coax it, puw it. Coree bv Chn,fr-• Jon,. ..
1%8 ha· been L) almo l nn:t· cri·
tenu o v;or'r unu ual yeAr. Creal
men hove been a&~A!Illinated, beard.
etl (lemon trutor hav~ been beatf'D
anrl th,.. unpn•dictable ba!l become
the predictable. The new politic
hu,·e &w,..pl tbe youth or thi1 nation.
hut th~ olrJ, familiar Cue.-.; with
the! amr: cliches in di Cferent
wrnpping ha,·~ predominated.
1968. moreover, i11 als.,, tbe year
o{ the euphcmillm. Phrases which
in th,.rnsdvt> .. ,.,.m l!traight£or
ward and oh\iuu ha\e become
euphemi~ms £or policies that ean·
didute' would otherwi~ be
unable to nruculntc.
For t':lllmJ•le, when George Wal.
lace or Richard Dale call for
Ia" and order, t..he) ore in realh:)·
~ying much more than the words
"lal' and ortJer" imply. Th~e
"ord have in eHect ~orne the
battle cr of con ervativea. tbe
"Ong of the lnbor~rt! and the rally·
int; tmmpet for the raci l in
\mctic11n societ)'·
The Vi••tnam War aJso has its
cupheomit~m ,\nd no betu:r U·
ample <'lln be citl"d than Robt!rt
PMkwooo' s cull Cor land rdorm
10 Vietnam.
FOR SALE
Hon..,nll • PWitu H I SSftun T ...... ar ad
Kodl' 22 IIOMIIt. lotll tn pOll c.dltlen .
Abo U calla.. ar.mtnt ~ .aut-•llc riOa.
CaD Gr-c brt. at trt. ,.0 ., l44·574t
La" •-r• at ASLC S. filM
United States Senator
A E E
Leads the vital dissent to American policy in
Viet Nam. Sen. Morse must have YOUR support
and assistance to continue in his role as a rank
ing Congressional opponent of the war.
We MUST have student canvassers -
each weekend until the election.
Volunteer TODAY by calling 224-7072,
or come to Morse H Q at
1Oth Street SW and Washington. Packwood, ~·ho 1 'WD)"De
Mor e'" opponent in thi5 year'a
se.natorial dection. is a young. at
tracthe and articulate 5tat"' leg·
i lator. H~ j., a hnrd and eflec·
the cnmp~~.~gner who hn promul.
~toted himr.etr into Oregon' roliti·
cal potli~hl by eheer d~te_nnina· -
tiun and abilit). Hc-i& liketl by
tho:o.e who kno\li ham ur work Cur
h1m. And. mor~ver, even hi up.
rwncnt a\ojd giving tbe 36-)ear
old politicion thdr mo t \lciou
tongue·la hings..
But Packwood, aor all hi" abtl·
it\, i• ducking the mMt important
s :\Ue in hi campaagn Lo unse111
Wayne ~lor!e-He call for land
reform Ht program i' wr.:ll·rea·
ISOned and cogently articulated.
:\obod~ an re:slly condemn it,
and mo I like u. 1 f P c.l..-wood
wanl.!l !.tudcnt uppon. he would
be better advj~ to peak clearly
nnd rdeHlnth about a policy lhal
ha" ~cn too man poUticlana
"'" imming for the sofe middle
~round.
Brian Sullivan · Donna Shirley
Saturday Matinee
October 19
2 p.m.
$2.50 Reserved seats
Civic Auditorium
Portland , Oregon
Stevens & Son,
Portland Salem
Portland Opera
Association
Herbert Weiskopf ,
General Director and
Conductor 1'.-.ge 4
Pioneers Face
Pacific Tl1ere
bv Jack Df'. Be>uillian~
t~rl\·i" and Clark tra,·el! to For.
c~ Gnnr tomorrow for nn 8 p.m.
t'm:ounter with thr UniH~~iry of
l'nr.ifiC'~
"Pacific il'! a f;U·onger bnll club
thon mo~t Jl\"Ofl)(· think." com·
m('nl~ rionct't condl F'rt'tl Wil.
on. "Tiu~y lta\c 32 returning lrt·
~t-nncn, o there ha15 to he
trt'ngth :!-llmewhc rt•,"
" \gain~t WHlam<'ttc. Pac.ilic nl.
lo" ed 35 point& m thr fir5t quat·
IN, ~nd all but one of tho~
touchdol\m C4Dlc on breAk : n
fumble.. n dt"fletted pa~ I ( they
qu11 making ani"t11kes. they could
be D tough ball club."
The Pioneer will ha'e :.-l:ip
S"'i er back nt thr helm, after he
pia :ocd onl · briefl" jn tht: Pacific:
Lutl1em gnml.'. "The doctPr
uid br could ha\~ pln)cd lo~t
w~k. hut M~ thougl•t it "ould bt•
l•r.UI"r to .;tart E) ler," aid Wil·
wn. Ut1derdog
Totnorrow
hr.nH duh nftt•r mi ing the cln lt
\'oith thr• l.utes.
R -., 1ewin • tllr g.1n11~ agnin•t
PllJ, COilt'h \\ 1l nn wos plcnr,ed
with tldl'n "Ther plnyed c>J·
tn mch '' dl under t1'\l rcmc:t an 'I:• •
1rt' e~r<'<'inlh in rhc Lll'COJhl hnlf.
"c Rft\C thl"m (Pl.ll) the hnll
1l1 p in our o''" ll"rritory ~ mnnr
timl!!."
\!though they ~rr.,J only six
JIOint , the offr.nse "dicl a rtal
good Job, l'!llpt-.ciall · the oCfenshe
llnr," aid "il nn. "The · blocked
real \\ell.''
"In the econcl ball we had poor
fidd po~ition, and Pl.ll knew thi•.
\\ ,, dicin't ''ant to thrnl\ when we
\\Crtl 1>0 deep in our tern lor"), so
thi• ldt tlu~ir tieCOndnf') in u po.
ition to make tnc:kles at the
I. .. me
Wit son wu \ 1"1 ' eli liD PJ•oinred
"in our {umhle '\ <' lo!lt the ball
six timc-on fumhlr , ond one!! <>nnucr lA, I
-
PIOW.F.R ·r.\Ch.l E Dill Uollt• (77) drup~ PLL quortl'rhlH'k llc1h LoH•II ( 11) for n bi~t lo11• dn•Ml
llu third IIUIIrlc·r or(,.,,,. urul Cl.u·k'll 6 to 0 '\ic:tor• Cl\1'1" ('ncolfk l.uth.-run . Bnlln lOIII IIC ll")lna
rt•pt'!ll .,r tlu• ·n·nt 111 totnorrol\ ·, j(Onll' l\ hh Pnc:ifu· lll T•o'"'· I Cro\C'o (~nmt tim(' l• a p.m. -
photu b, "roll ( ntlc·r
L ~)cr~ will not be thro,,ins to
hit! fa\'orit(': rt"Ct•hcr Da\e Dimi·
tre. "Din1itrt• broke hi~ r~mur
hone thn:c inc:hr.<~ abo,·t' tbr:
knee." c rlained the hl'ad men.
tM, He ioo in Good Samaritan hos·
rutal. in traction. Soccer Team Drops Decision
pioneer sports The PiontN occer team
One orher plner, Jim Engl~.
i!! out {c•r the year, while ~le\'e
Mc:\uu i" a qu~$tion mark {or thr
Pacific game. dropped a clu5e four to three rle
ci!linn to "•llomctte la!'t Saturday
at Delta Park.
0~ Jllte the txtfi.'mt'l} Wet <'00•
,Juion , the ~:arne was a Rood one,
Dt:lCording to coac:h Carty D'Arcy.
EJeganoe ~'c ''u to mud.-plat·
tcn~d uoiforma soon after the
gamr bcg~~n. Doug Leidhoh will be back for
TI1c two ltam ' playing style-.
'"''re in great contra t a Willa.
ml'lte tro' e to clear the baU nt
c\·en OJ•ponunit} frum its own
hull. I t'WI~ and Clark, on the
t•thrr hand, tric•d to build up itot
nttocks in a short pa .;injl, r.on·
tinentnl fashion.
PAID ANNOUNCEMENT Th~ Pione1•r win~('rs 21ho" r:d
promi~c· but are grrutl) incxpe.r
ienccd. Mnnv chanc<'f! were lo~t
tht•, !ruled ro hring the hall
L sck from the by.line to the gonl.
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LUBRICATION
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8517 S.W. Terwilliger 244-3040
eren
When you open your U.S. National
Bank checl<ing account, you may
have nothing more in mind than
a practical, convenient low-cost
way to handle your college funds.
But you'll discover that your ac-
FREE
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free when you open a low-cost
U. S. Bank Checking Account.
Un1tell Statu lutlon.~l (ljn• of Ort1011 • t.ltmwt rD. I C • I Thru"t nnd fktc·rmination were
at mt•dtocrr lc' ds. 11u: three
Pioneer goo! wc:re ~'rambling
efforts initiated h · D'Arc)' nnd
Nt'!C.
''In shnra, 11 .;rcat d,.al has to
ht• u~compli~lum \dth partir.ulnr
emphn!\i on hall control and it
quick accurate dietribution," ~aid
coach D'Arc\. "However. I can
o;ee con•iderublc• promi e in rome
of tilt' rln> ere onri un r.noourag
in,; will to impwve in the mort•
~n nnr·cl member • Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Harriers Battle Lutes
Bo'" ~ling Team
•
~ tgn-up et
Student.s interc·"'lcrl sn trying out
for tlw vur"it) bowling tcum
~hould contact Chnrlc.~ Pickc-11 nt
the Sr.>curih Office, t''tl. 303, or
Mik·· Smith at 244-1570 in the .
CH~nmg.e.
Competition will begin winter
tr.nn, hut it is nccessary nnw to
l..nnl\ how monr nrc• inlrrc .. ted in
the acti\ity, Partidpnnt hould
lune at leo 1 o 150 bowling U\'cr
ag~·. Tomurww lhe Lrwis nnil Clork
t•ro ~·cctunt f) team mrct!! Pacific
Lutllt'rnn nt Tarmno in u dual
mrt·t. Tlw Lute harriers nrc not
n ~t rung tP.nm, hut the Pionccrtt
hun• n fc.... runners nur in~ in.
ju rit• "hich m.ight Catl~t· the
rucc to ltt: doser than usual.
Terl Dormun. one of the l.C
t!lnndouls, i ctill not phy~icnlly
r.•a•h clue to a ba,J knee. He lin.
i lat'-d fir-t three weeks ago, but
.. jncu ha~ hee.n &lowed by the in·
jur) which Couch Eldon Fh hopes
c~tzaitJ
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MONDAY THRU FRIDAY -
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236-2724
FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW.
riME IS liMITED
count is excellent for budget con
trol, and an acceptable financial
record for tax or other purposes.
Best of all, you wtll have become a
recognized U. S. Bank customer,
and that's a lifelong advantage.
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BURLINGAME
BRANCH
S, W, B~rbur Blvd. at
Terwilliger "rll hrul !!0 Donnun
fll'lt'. ran
Hnuk Ooh fh c•rly. imr)re!!"l'vt.:
hi first twn mc>~t!l, has 11 ore
u dnr. Pelt• Firth. cutting
tlw I.C depth, hut hoth urn
l'f'r't•·rt to run Sarurdn'.
\lurk Mundt•!, a top
runnr·r fur tilt' ln!'l 1\w p·arc,
lw~n't run up to C..\[l,.ct•·d
nntl will no douht imflro\ c a
"""'"" proArc~scs.
1 ending the lt•am this week(
will he Dzn e Fh:, another
HI ·run, who !or two Jt·ars
bt•cn u con istcnt winner.
Woodard, u frc"hmen, httS
well f!CI for und with Dom1nn
runninf't, i .. ,.c.ond onl · to Fix
the Pionct•ra.
With th~ conference meet
two wcc•k 6\\ll)' the l.C ha
hove• lrnlt t1me to l!trent;
thcm!!odve" ond pre-pore for
Ct·n~e of thc1r chumpwnship.
rho injunc" lwnl, und rach .... u
rc•ochc" hie pcnk. tlwn that
.,.. ill he n•taincd.
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SMASH
HIT!
ON STAGE IN PERSON
; CHARLES
& HIS SHOW
SUNDAY, OCT. 20, 8:30 P
CONCERT HALL
NEW CIVIC AUDITORIUM
$5, $4, $3, BOXES
C.ltlwlty Attntctlont ~)bone 2211 .. 311
1010 S. W. MIIIYI.o~~
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t'l
I
OFA 'Cele rations' Begin I
rts ew Po itics it
!ditor Ft.r.l lakt• ~:r.J,.brating 1hie week.
d? Jnin ahr. !)turlcnte Oq~ani1.ed
Acliun ( OF.\) -pnrticipnt,.
''Cclehroljon I" of the IH'hnol
r, t•ntitlrrl "l'Jr•\'t Politic!! -
II \1' \\' (.' IJr•r.rt ll Of)?"
~ 0 FJ\. lurme<l ln11t yC'nr to eo
wnt•• t!tlldt•nl R!'tivitics nt LC, Tomorrow, Oct, 19, four film11
will be offen•d nt 7 p.m. in tit~
Coundl Cltnanher of Tcm(1lraun
College C•·nler. Thr:v innlude crj.
I kal vi~unl c•ommcntury on tlu•
militar). poratktl. r•olirt• nnri lmmh
bt•ltt•(!l,
:---------.J w11• prr.:wnt 11 dtvt.~r ·e lutr of film<~, Pnniciputing in d••liRtC! nnrl dis
rll!l•ion ut 7:30 p.m. Ort. 21 iu tlw
Council Cltnmhcr will be J C
tlJIC•·eh in trurtor Gr•orge ,\lllnin,
n•prc:sr:nl ing lhr• Fourth Party;
Tr·d Cnrnhh; Nixon's Or,.gon cam·
paign munugt•r; rmtl Dr. Fronk
Rohr•rt.s, PLC t;prr•ch prof•· sor. Place
•"&.: 1u tin• lr• 1
act>, lr•ucJ the I
klh Jll::u:c !ini
'· "I wu in ~
L' miles, but lb•
ficuh lo impru
ommcntcd mn~
\
more uppropn
•tt frt·.,hnwn nm
• ne'\t thn•e Pi n w oodurcJ ( 13}
and I auric Rl'nl
t•d in {inu effor
i vor&ity mt•C!(
Ita: injured lt:g ,
( 29) rounded ot::
fini!ihjng on tb
!tier. Pl.!IC F ItO
rold ol ... o Hnith
I h . f' m l ear u-.t rn
r:r of lost week
n becnullc of
1 fix cJt peels hir
' week.
1 ra"cl 10 T ncom:
tnect with con{
fie Lutht'ran. ~
week the n
ugninllt Porthn
lege tomorro¥. a
.C campus.
MPUS
-;y ; ..
YALTI!:s;J.8.
I,ANP JLJGGUNG
W E'PtTI ON'?,
iTE
~SORIES
~AT ION
VICE
rUNEUP
MPLETE
VICE t • reukere, rloncr•11, l' hilut ., rcdtnls,
1 .. r.u 5ion 11mup1! and rlr•hntt:_s fo.
u~eJ upon 8Jrl'cHic tlwme The e
~···••lt•hrntiuns," ncrordmg lo SOl A
irmnn J.undl HnuRht. will be
.. jgnt·d "lu tnkt• tndt•nl nclh itie.s
of the ping-pong cln<~s."
Celr•hrolion 1 begun ln!lt night
iah till' howing uf ·• -0011 nnd
nughtc•r ," n film ahnut prole!! of
\ ietnam Wur. Toni~tht nt 8:30
.m. in F'i!!hl~ Dining llnll, SOFA
pre~nl the Snn Francisco
imc Trouptl, a revolutionary
p of social nnd rnliticnl n·
ri 1 .\clmission will be 1 for
community members untl $1.50
r 1 he public. ''Chit~gu, What Nt~l." will br•
the tor•ic 11f drbute ontl diseu-·
sion for Mnlcomh Cro , nr•ws
cnrnmr•nuuor for KG W Tclr~iMon;
Jot• Uris, u letui~r of Portland's
hit• communit) nnd orgnni1•·r of
Merchants of Worm; unri Robr.rt
trauh, Orc~on Stole Lrca ur•·r.
Idea cr~~tr.erning thr• new poli.
tics will Itt! die.cu!!('d by Dr. John
Hnrt. Dr. John Phillips, nnd Pro.
fe ~or Jim Sullivan nl 7 p.m. in
I Stanford Dean To Deliver Address
Ot>11n Davit• Nopicr Dav1c \aprrr dean of the
~hapr.l nnd proft> ~<or of religion
at Stanford Univcrcity, will travel
to L~wi<~ und Clark to deliver the
ndtlr~~ at th11 dedication 5erviec
of the ne¥. A~ru·s Flunugan :.1e·
rnoriul Chupt•l, Oct. 20.
Ilis addn·!O , chrdulcd {or 3
p.m.. "HI be "On Humanity ."
The Stanford dean "ill nlf\0 d,..
)h·er th•. '\o-.. Tr."tament" nt tl1e
ll a.m. "t'C\ •c• TI~e topio for that
sermon will be ''The Bumin~;
Bu.,h," and will be cunr.crned with
tltc: fir,t rour chaptcl'5 of F'..xodue.
1 ~ -,rani e)' Glurum, profes!Or of
mu .. u· ut LC. will direc1 the Col·
letw Choir for two anthems nt the
dcdicnaion. "rule a~llistnnt mu!'oir.:
proft: ..... or Keith Eide will conduct
the brut<<~ choir.
..._ry Academic Vacuum'
Replaced by Black Influence
A etudenl·orp;nnir.ecJ program tn
rovnJe scholarship" for Block
llll'ricnn ;;turlr·nt is steadily
11ining momentum nt l.cwi nnd
(:lnrk. Hcgun during pring term
,968 h)' JUnior I..nrkin Kaliher
tnd Gn·g ~.:Urlt:, the prop;ram j,
t•t\ignt.-d to mnkc it pos ible for
or~ block o;tudent • e rccio.lly
t'hn e from ghetto and lam areas,
u ancnd tht• r.ollegc.
Knliher head,. n ~roup called
he Commillre of Concerned Stu
r.nt , '' hir.h is conducting the
""". II ror funds. About 5.000 wn~
lw goal !let Jo I t!pring. D, the
ur thol term ulom•, however,
<·nntriiJUtion!'l from {acultv. ~lU• •
nnd !It ttff bud reachrd
. 1,000,
Work ~onttnut·d during the sum·
t•r. Enrlt \!'iLC 'ict:·prt• ident,
Knlilu:r conllcted bu•jne "e!.
umni und purcnt A $5,000
t cnme thi"' month in tbc form
,f o grant from the Calder Foun
wn ur ~ew York.
Tht• Rind ')tudt'nte' cholar«hip
d prt•>et ntly 1o1uls Sll.600. The
is now working to
20,000 h) 1 he end ot the
'\\ r deddt..'tJ thnt iiOIDetbing
~d tu bt• dont:," E;nid Knliher.
Wr feel thut the black people of
ht ghettot .. unci lum ho,·e be·cn
int~n llono 11) nnr:l un!ortunntel)'
ort·rl b) llu; c olleg~"
"l t 1 our intt.'ntion to replace
dry ncudeuur \'ncuum with u
ircus uf o.ocinl interncuon," eJt·
plaint>tl Eurle.
l'he Conunillc'c• of Cunt'ernt'ld
udcmt is not rl' pon iblc to ur
f ftdnll) rt·•·ognitt·d br l.ewi! ond
College. "Our onl) respon·
hilit )' i u rnorol one 111 both the ;<hoot nnd the hlnck c:ommuni1v,''
declares a tatt:mr•nt in nne of the
letter-. --ent to parent •
lmmecliate cHert of the drive
on inrrea ing the number o£ black
\ml'ricans in tht• slutlent ltoth i
hard to mcnsure.
"\Vc hn\'e 13 hlack •tudcnts in
the fre .. hmnn dus this ) enr.
rompnrt·d to only l\'tO n )CDr ngo.
It's bord to SO)' how mnnr of
the~ would hn\e been here had
no one raised the money,'' ex·
llluinet) Juan Hunt, dirc<'tnr of (j.
nnncinl nitl.
llo"'ever Mr • Hunt did r~l
tho 1 thr: ~~ udent·directcd fund
l{ll Vt' the colleflc conhdenc c in
committing $16.810 for black !CIII·
tlent .. cholnr&hip. this year •
Five of tlw new black etudent
art" her~: under the RU!tpice of
FOrt (Fellow hip of Conct•mt.-d
turlent 1 from Gt':Orgia, rulh
and \orth Carolina, FOCUS, an
or11.anuauon lH"gun h) llon·ard
,.lurlents, i working with the go'·
cmment' Upwurd Oound pro.
grnm to tran (,.r stutlent from
dbadvuntaged art:a into colleges
"UC h n~ Lcwi~ nnd Cbrl.
"\'\ e providl'! the tuition (or
the'e young peoplt• whilo FOCll ~
JITO~ idt:" room and board by plllo·
ing ahem in privnte homes," c:~·
platn ;\lr~ . Hunl
Mnn' unfor-cr n ,. pt·m~r.s rome
up 1n program, RUch a a hi ·•w a
found th.,t-(f Mtllti~Pl' l'Oilllnj1 £rom
the outh didn't hnn mont·) to
~ct here" MTB. Hunt "Bid "1 wn11
wnrrying about wlu.·n• we could
come UJl with 1,100 to pn)' the
tr :t\W fore UJt hNe fnr tlw five
Ill dent '' twn l..srkin wnlkt'tl intu
m\ oWce "ith a rnile and aaid
the lund had lw~·n rair.ed to take
care of it.'' lh'= Coffee hop of T,.mpl("fon, Oct.
22. On Oct. 23 ttl 3:30 ft.m., a
Cree ~howing of the film "D•:ci ion
in [) .. lnno" "ill be hdd in the
C••undl Chnmbcr. The Kcnn,.dy
Art ton (",,rp!l ( K.\C) r••pr~··nLa·
rive will oprteur Rl thai time, and
a tulk em 1111' grapt• l16ycott will
lw dr•lm·rt:tl l'Y tlw lJnitr•cl l'urrn
Worker Organizing Committct•,
AI n nn Or;t. 22, Pett·r KenJhnr.r
"'iJI ~nk un the gonl~ ond n<:ti·
viti~!i of ahr. Sociuli!!t Wr,rker '
l'Mty in Amcrir.u, nt 7 p.m. in
L>uhnrh Dining lloll. He will nn.
w~r crucstion .,bout his party, and
\•Ill l'onici pattJ in 11 di~CI1" ion ini·
lillt«'rl lnlt•r in lhr• Co£f,•e Sltop by
IJr. No trntollnh Rnssekh. Ker h·
nr•r i!! aJau ch11irman of the Hiro-
• hirna Dn) Anti· War demon tra·
IJOO".
... J h,. DattJ,. of Chicago, Part r .''
will h~ the topic (Jf l.C instructor
John Callnhnn nt 7 fl.m. Oct. 24
in thr• I oundl Chamho:r. Th.-! fo).
lnwing tiny. th,. commumty may
lll'ar n ualk on Vietnam b) 'Trnn
Vnn l)jnh, juurnnli t and dipl,mat,
nt J J•.m. in Dining R.,om I l, and
at 7 :30 p.m. in Tamarack l.ounge.
Hr. i" n fnrmcr amhMlfiJJdor from
Souah Vietnam to Wn hinj:lton D.C.
" tcrling tl'm and the Bum
l~uunt .'' with John Adam , gui
turi t nw.J folk singer. wiU appear
Oct. 26 Dl 8 r.m. In rltc TrniJ
RtMJm (or a free p~"rfomannce.
nrf> !.' OCtiVlllt" \H'lC pJ nned by 11 Cllmbined ,.ffnrt of the penna·
n,.nt ::OF commith"""• including
public nflnir!l: !OCinl-recr,..atlonal:
cultural ev('ntl!; community ac.tion:
and frl'!" univer ity. The cmnmit·
tee ml"mher will nleo work to
g~thr.r nn uch ruturr relehratirm!l
n 'IUar.k J\meric•anl! and Am,.rkan
fnrhan -Hictory nnd Pre!t'nt
Pr.,blemt~.'' n n •I "Thf! Avnnt·
Gnrd,.."
Contributinnt~ from membu of
th,. LC CA:•mmunity ore u1wa~ ,.J.
comt', tre'!l5efl Lunell, .nc OFA
~k.. to ur•r•lr.mcnt the chosen
topic" with indhidual crl!nthe
work suda a~ photography, o~i·
ginal art or mu5ic. plop or hort
"Iori~. !!peeche nnd poetry.
lewis
and
clark 1oneer
l~~wis and Clnrk Collrgr. -H.stablishi!d 186i
Vol. XXVJII, No.3 Portl.md, Oregon Friday. October I 8, 1968
Appointments Made to LC Council
TemJiorary represf!ntati'fcc to
the fledgling LC Cornmunit}
Cmrncil hove been appoiuted, and
'¥.ill meet togetl1er for the first
time on Oct. 23.
-)leaking for the •tudetll body
"'ill lw ~like DonndJ, Knthlet!n
T) nu, Richun.l HawJ..:inJI, Warren
Rubin'<on, On\ id Poul5hock and
Cc.rlin fubh~. fhe delegation W35
upJtnintcd Tue.'ltlny by Tubbs.
A LC pret~idcnl. afle.r nomina·
tion,. ltact ht?"n c;.on id,.rf'tl hy tht>
ASI.C ful"cuaive Cnuncil.
Fucult} rcpre!entath es. accord.
in~ to William Le'l'ris. chairman
of ahe Fot!ulh Council, will in· •
c•htde Dr. John Hart, Dr. William
-,afford. Thoma~ Darrow, Bt:rn.
urd R. Wolf£. Dr. Clnyt(\n \tor
gareidgt•, WillillDl lzon, nnd him·
~~·If.
Ahhou~h the fncult ,·oted to
Ufli•ro"c "a concept o£ community
~mcmment.'' during ils Oct. 16
meeting, it did not elect rcpre
sl!ntntiv~ to the communitr
council. Until thi i5 done. aid
I ewi~. the facuhl Council ~ill fiit
Cast Your
VoteToday
Cet out and vote! Elections for
I.G homecoming court and lret~h·
mun cia l> officers will he held
toduy and Tut:bday.
Four homecoming princ::~:5e5.
one from eaoh cla""t will be
namr•d fpllowing today's 10 a.m.
to • p.m. ballotin~. audents mar
ol~ he a•kt>d to \ole on a refercn·
4hun and init.ioti'e A 'LC Jlroposal.
\ otes "'ill be CMI ot n tnblc:
uao from t.he eampu po t o£·
fke.
On .\londay at 7 p.m. in ~tnmm
Dining Hntl, fre<1hmcn candidates
for the po-t or rresident, vice
pre,idenl, .ccretary·treuurer, and
enator of the Clag o{ ry2 will
ddhrr l'Rmpuign speeches.
The fro h dection and the titlco
uf homhoming qu~en will ht• de·
ddrd ahcr th~ run-off election
Tucsdn , Oct. 22. in rhe pO!It of.
lice• hallwn). Bulloling "ill be
hcltl (rum 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
All igns lllld campaign motet·
ial Jlf~por.•tl b1 fr ·~hmt'n c.ancli·
''"'~" {or offil·c must be rcrnuved
b' tO p m. ~lond11,, according to
A I.C \ice~pre jdent Greg Ulrle. on the Communit} Council. ix of
the nbo,c·mt!nlioned will uttend
each me~ting, "itb the seventh
attending e" nn ultc.rnnte when
necc:l!Mry.
Admini!trnto~ pnnicipating in
Communit) OJuncil "itl be Dr. John Howard, Dr. Kent Hnwley,
Jack Caam , William tollin•on.
Dr. ~is Tiu1yer nnd Glenn
Crcsg.
Representing the admini trntion
Ut' olttn~ut~ will he Dr. John
PhilliP! and Dr. John Richard •
KACLaunchesRecruit Drive
Repr~ntath'c'\ of thr Kennt.d)
Actinn Corp (KAC\, n group
furmet.l to imJrlr:ment the political
<~nd socinl gonl of the lnte
Robert F. K,.nned ·, will be-ot
Lewi11 and Clnrk for a member·
hip drilc, beginning o~t. 21.
Tht' Corp !Cek to imuhe those
alread) cornmittt'd to EOhin~
hn .. ic ~ial problr•ms. according
to \lemn Fink. n i tnnt student
net hitio director, and a I 50 lO of.
fer an O(lpurtunit~ Cor invoh·e·
mrnl to tho e not committed. It
action program re\'Oives around t'vmmunit•; de\elopm.-nt, migrant
labor problem• and an elfo" to
modify Oregon's IJUn control Jam:.
Tiu: KAC. in conjunction ";th
the United Fam1 Worker Organ
irln~ Committee of Delano. will
how n pedal film concerning
the grofle bo)'Ctllt entitled "De
ri .. aon in Delnno" on Ocl. 23 ttl
3:30 p.m. 111 the CounC11 Chant·
~r.
n infonnataon mhle 1\iH be
nvnilable in the Tran Room dur
rng the "eek or OcL 21-25.
'l'HE "'\1\ f n :\CI"'CO ~lime Trou~ and l\la"'hina Band, kno•n
Cur "''"'""'""'ial gtirr., ~ill appear lkt. 18 iu }'icold• at 8:30 p.m.
11tc rnim(' aral~t hu'IOn •~•u 1 and hi• Cello10e •~ •punMJI't'd at Lcwit
unci l:lark h• ... () .. ~ • ' thniu.ion i§ II Cor l.G community memhu ..
and 11.50 lc>r thr lt'uenal publi<'. Page 2 Pl< >'\ £ER LOC
• ertment In E • ucatton
~ot all cour. at Lc""'' i nnd Cl.trk Colkgc
hn\ c gl':tclC.'i, ll'~('i or pr ore on -:md .tlter
twn tln'~ acgt,lmLion ''ell OH'I, 825 incli' i·
du:1l t:nlhu:d in the mnk of Fn c r~pcn·
mcnt.d Colkgc. It i quttc CHdcnt ftom thl'
1 \pon't' that student« on thi. rnmpu:- Rct·tl
Collq,-re, Portland State, and the commumt\
cnllel,TC' :uc ,,·ell an arc of thl~ impJicntiom of
,, free uniH•r-..it,, and h,,, c:~tablhhcd a panel of ,tudcnt lfh 1
'il" lm the dcpar uncnt.
bhtt .ttut:-. h,t\'l' aJ,o -'Pulteu tlu.· u~nd . l'hl')
aH' coming to n•aJi1c th.tl tna\s cduc.tticm j,
fHOtludnt; a protnt hom 'tudcnh lwc.nl\e
'mde•nt' httYc the mo~t lf> l<hc ftom it
It i' our hope th.u I cwi' and Clarl..' hl!.!
tudcnt .m~ beginning to tal.:c their t-.lu
cation criousl). \, often ll\ uot thi.; mean'
thC'\ :ti'C tal;jng it into their h.mds. Lew1 .md Uni\Cr,il\ will \CI \C higher cehlc:lllfln In
h,l\ aug the gall to deal with the old paohlcrm
h\ the diminatiOII o( the \UJH'Tfic i:tl ,IIHI .uti•
ficial brt.idt.>...mo th-atc:d approach tn Jc.nning.
Pe1 hap' the highc'r goat of tho'l' who an·
htingin~ Frrl' Unl\l'l''>ll) to 1 C\\ j, and Clark
:~nd tho'c who :uc enr-olling in the 'll'''iou' i..
10 work thcm~ehc, into nn cchu-ation: .uttl
perh.tp' the highc't function of thmt• tr.Hii·
tionnlh -or icnt<"cl 'ludent c:duc:nto" will ,omc·
d,l\ be to wot k them,c•hc, out of .1 job, .lurk E:!\pcrimcntnl College is in pm t a rc
flection of tudent dh·ontcmmcm with C.'\i t·
mg modes of hight:a education So deep i~
the nauonal 'tudcnt "re,olt" tltnt tlw flcnlth,
Education :1nd Wclf:ne ))cpnumrnt is in\'e ti·
g<~ring the potential of cxpe1 imcntnl college,, RK
community forum
Defcn 'e of Cit}r
To thf! editor:
'\ hen n person <~~uch n~ m) llelf
hn!<i linod In "hole life near a
JargP cit}. or en•n n !olllall (IOC. he
become~ omcwhnt defl!nShe
nhont that cit ·• whnt it tnnd for,
nnd thl' people ~bo Jhe thr.re. I
feel thi wnv about Chicago.
Oti<'-Bgo. like an other large
metro(lOiitnn nrell, ha it prob
lems ond itc; \Jnu~. :\ton\ of it
problems urfaeed to nntional Ol·
tcntioo thi" summer during the
Dcmocrnti c ~ntionol Conwntion .
Thousand'! o{ ~tndcnt~ nnd acti·
\i~l cnmc to the cit\ '1\ith 11
cause. Mo!:t of th~ e people cam~
to 'oice n prote~l. 1 choo e the
"ord .. ,'Oice" npJlropriateh-. Motor
of tlu!!ie tude.nt<~ hnd n prot~!,
hut I Wlll nul ~o into tht•m, for
thi is not the purpose of this
lt tier.
\n ltnicle wriuen h} Ricla
Kronman entitled "Wekome to
Clucago," '\hida appeared Oct. 15
in the Pion(·cr J.og. "a , '1\;tJ, the
exception of the fi~ t'I\Q Jlaill·
grnph.s. plnginrized from a column
I•) the noted Chicago Dail~ e"'
'WTIIer Mike Ho)kO ~Jr. Ru)~W
miJt}tt con itier .Mr. Kronman'
u 1 u compliment. but ('Oncidl!r·
in~ thot plnrdarism i a ser.ious u(.
fen5e, it hould not be taken light.
I) in an nl'ndemic communi!). I
lto\c "'Tillen to the Chicago Dail)
'ev; ndang for a rt•print of the
Ho,·ko column. and I "'ill Le
happ) to tum it (.m:r to the MW -
paper 6taff when it arrive..<;.. Th,. nrticlt• \\II!! <''\I remel) silT·
r.nslic. J \1 n in th~ Hilton tluring
the tli!ittlfhnnr.t~ und, from what
I "''"'• the polict· nnd gunrd~m l"n
J•e' cr at· ted unlc• ~ n tarnte .. ter
Jtrm okt.od or allur.klld u uni lormed
mnn. I "1ll ucJmit that some of
the police O\'cr-acted to the sit·
uouon. but it i tall nmllting rhat
nut one ~tot "'u fir. .. 'Cl.
Clucugo' imnse was tami~hed,
ami o "a ~lnyor Dnle> 's. but
thf' true tot) will take years to
unfold. Personal opinion<~, whil~
Ult' ma he hu ed un other poo.
pit·' f,. ling or altitudes, should
ull haw romt• uriginalil) and in
dh itlui.illt} uf their O'l'in. 1 oHt•r
this n•h·•cc to Mr. Kronman for
hi ... UPc on futtm• uticles.
Thomth R ")1111.
101 ~t "Idiocy''
To th• rammunity;
011,. of nur nntinnnl periodicals
r•xcnth publl&llt'd an article on
liar 1le.nrh of Joe:: Coll('~l" ~ The
autopsy rc' cak·d thnt he hnd
died n., n r""uh of. incrensinA' di"-
ali facti(ln "ith till' ~rotw; quo.
"hich cuu!icd u nfle in tudent in
depe.nclrnce nnd ('olitir.al acti\'it).
The force of thi indcpr.nde nce
hn cru lwd thl" image thot .\mer
ion once hclrl for her inllt'ritor •
th•• undl'rgrn•lun tl'~:.
~ if tudc·nt ncthll)' in rt·cent
primnrir. "'hit•h dimnxr:d in the
Cltir.al!o llu11 Wng wrrcn't enough
for the P tubli h~d JIO\\crs, tU·
dent" lum• nl o mod,• rhl"ir weighr
SELwYN HAc un All STA~
t>U> YOU GET MANY
NOTES FROM
l"HAT L.E<TURE I
SELWYN? NO ..... BUT I
PA5SEP ABOUT'
TWENTY .. felt on the Clltnpu~t·~ nfl they ha\C
hrc omt• di<~sati .. (ic•d with ~nht•r·
"'" ndmirustrntiun•.
The dil'TUJIIion of doilY nctivit'
nt Columbia nnd the Unh l'r it
of California, rhc militnrio;ti c at·
mosphere on the <.trcl'!t · of Bnk.
ley. and ottcmpt!! ro nllc,intc• the
work of the P.cntogon lm'c
forn.'tl .\mcricn to rt'•C\nmint ' the
po~itiun and rlw fiO'I\Cr of the "Ill·
dent.
A, might bt• c.xpc:cted, there i
thnt !!mall group which f~t•rhups
out of irar alone nttt•mpts to prt•·
~rvt• the mannl·ricrn o{ o dt•t··
ode \\bich bns long !;incc po5<;ed.
It "cern o H this underground
group o{ loynli t~ rombincd all of
their talent to rn·ate the• lObt,
and hopdull~ the lost kangaroo
Court ut L.-wi und Clor'J, College.
It was nor enough thut this year'"'
pcdormanc.c !\urpoll the 1diocy of
e'cry pocked telephone booth
nnd t'Ver) .swullo\\td goldfi!!h, but
it had to be rwr formed Juring the
dinner hour.
It ••t·mt!d doomed {rom the
-.tart, althou~h mo't nf the !<lU·
dents rt·mnineti, in hope thnt n
~park of imagination would flare
up. Bdore the debnsin..: exhibition
wa huH over, I Celt that uny !iitm
(I{ imagination "nuld hne c.nu ccf
a reaction unparnllcled until the
Second Cuminp:.
The 'Jll'Cintors seemed oo; em·
borra .etl os the { rct~hmnn cu).
prits. "'hilP thl'v wjtnrso.ed ncnrl>
un bour of clr~np and immature
humor centt•red around thnt old
American tuboo. IICX illuturilll)',
thl" finn) scene consa111ed of Mr.
Dclinnt Fre .. hmon being e"corted
to tbl': reCIN-tinn pond by Lh~
Second trin~t ~ot e'en the eric
of hi lovnl girlfriend rould bring
on 1•nd to the per~ution of hl'r
innocent hero,
And .. o it endt..-d, with 11 genuine
lack of enrhu in!'lm shnrt-d by nil.
It is no wonder tl1ut nil the judMes
wore ma•k
Dan Cadmus
Intramural Tenni~
ign-ops for Women
n1e Wc,mtm' Phy ucal F.duc.u·
tiun Ot>pnnment will 11pon11or t~n·
ni' intramural~ th111 fall for all ill·
lere!<led women.
Ploy wall he in forrnnl, nnd
moteh~ will hn r.checluled to {It
individuul ilbilitie Thret· tournu
mcnt11 will bt• off«'rl'd, mdudin11
one for advanced. mtcrmed intc,
and bep;inning rude11L •
Deadlint: for tgn up& 1 Oct 23.
All intl're let! women 1.1hould <on·
tncl Nnncv Pow.-rs, Lox 225b.
F'urthl'!r informal ion (In rules und
rnatch Klu:duJes will Lt· avuilahle
ahonh. Or tohe•r I A, I
Frosh --Learn Y ottr Place
(The foltowinJt urt.ir.le wa11 publi lu tl In 1 t•ar at u mull, priv
Jilwrnl un" cnll«'Rt' following it fro h inili11tinn \~ t•t•k, Conlllidcri
that Lewis and Clnrk't~ Ru11k WtTk t'uneftrtlt•d Sumht). thtl topic· rnt
hu~l" nmt• inlt'rl!l!l, !'lltll'dull to thuMt• who V.I'Tt• in,·oiH·tl in 1
Knnguron Court. r ho\'C tukt•u the libt•rl ,. of ntlclinp; I'JJI'CiiiCl ref~
t'IICt'S Ill J.C, \\hrre Ullflfii)ITiute.) -JC /)
TIH•: FOLI 0\\ J'\1( I' 11 nw s.J~,;t• to frP lmwn:
If '"n oro om• of tiiiJR' who O<'t't•plt•tl till' trioll! nf initiorion
\Iiiia o mile• on \our ftH't•, n ·hufflt• in \'flllf \\olk, nnel a suh ... ·r~, ... •
''"'"• ir" nr ' c•s, rnn'rn," llll'n vnn IHI rluuht huH• ··•Hnt• lo ft•c•l
comfelftnhlc and quill• nl honu· here· at l.('wi and Clurk.
It i nl} nltogl'lller bin cd jud,;c·mc•nt thut )(IU will rontribut•
nf j0igni£icunce to tht• ~rnwlh anti muturntinn o{ this sr.hnol.
If )OU, ho11~\l·r. IH'rr. nnt• of thu ,. whv prntt•stccl, kicked
"CrcatnL'tl, hnnkadt•ri your d••or, hirl in )<lllr closet nr 11ta~ed .eil·tl
trike", I "elt•ome \OU ht·.trtil•.
Rl'~nrdfe ,..s o[ it dt• ignnlt•tl purpn ,., the {unction of fresh
initiation i tn tt•urh )till ynur plllt't'. in rnur.h the ,nne• way U"
hun~in~ nnd c:n trntion of the ~··gru in thioa c•uuntr) ha rrvetl
teach him his.
Tlw rL·nll · trnp:ic: thinJt i thut this 11rnre"s \1ork• "n
lenm to jumr wh"n an nppr.rdn """'" !In) "jump," Pt•rl•nps ''
of all, the )~!inn yon ll'nnu·d in hi~h l'lulf)l i'l !!lrnnJtiY r,.inforr
You, a a •ltld•·nt, nrc· n seroncl-dn s dtin n nnd a tc('t'nnd-c ln~; bl
rnun lwin~ .
\\hut hntiJwn o~ wlwn vou Cinnlh r,•nlitc that you've hecn hnrl
} our ft•llo\\ '1tudcnt"? ( \\ ••'II 811} nuthing ahnut tlw adruini!ltrt~tion
thil'l ,,oint.) Hi"lllf) ><llVr-thnt ll lnrgc rwrr••niUj:tC! o£ you, proba
tlu· mnjoritv, will muke• ntu c it h th•• ""'' o{ the IIOJlhnmort•
"Crt•amin,; thor 'n11 hu\11• be•·n raJI('tl. 1'111' rcRI of ynu will inhr.rit pq
I iono; of lc•adt•r,bi p, fr(lnt \\hid a 'ou \1 iII 'ic\\ tlu.• l rn~h \1 it h 1 he
Ullituclt• of o:nolly t.IIJli'Tiurit\ \'1111 hill\ "f!i' e''\lai)Jile<J in uppcrc)u '<ffi
~em, many of \'otl nrc .. lohs, JU•t like tilt' r"'' of u . Hut there
lt'nelcr" nmong you, men one) \1 onwn who ,. ,i,.ion nnt.l lawid.ity
tltl· Pre ident of the t1niwr>~il~ In l!hurnt·. You enn pro\idt• the
"Jlirntion autl real lcnclt·Nhip 10 trnnc;fnrm th.i !~ehnol in n rodi l
\\ll), from a children'" playgrountl·t•cluc·utionnl ce•nte•r intn th~ U {'
'cr if, it ho.; the ri~lu and tht• dP"ire to lu·. W 11
) ou rnn stan lw knn" ing ) uur lt.!adlt'r • Tlw good nnes n
your support. Indt•t•(l thl')' cannot npt•rutc without it, bt•c:nu~~ it ~
H'r" lont>h under the compo"t lll'uJI. If \our 11rof ioc unin>opiring 4t
rm:diocrt•. or ju .. t pluin incnmJWII•nt, don't t,,. uCraid to !lpcuk out D
demand intdlectunl, ucatir-mic anti pt•r on.sl integrity. Thut, after men . I . eJ
J '' tnt you'rt-puying for.
Tt hns hecn suggt"•tt•d thnl \1 hut !\tudrnls nt•t•d j, help. Ruth
rhnn help w~ m~etl moth ntinn: llf'('ificnll}, the lOne) that con: g
through a ~trnte~icnlly plare·d, !;\\ Htl) dt•lht r••tl k1ck in tlw rear e d~!nl
1f club& nrc lQo suciulh orientc•d, if tJa,. "'enntt· deal, jn trhi c
tic ... if studnu lc:ader~hip i.., fuay·mirulccJ nnd oh"<;urt:, tlwn ,·nu n 0
' In rnll them into ucr.ount, throuJ.!h tll'r~>onnl conver .. ation, OJ!en ),•ua d •n
public dc:nuncintion~. tlar,.ute·nin~ phunt• t•ull , or v;hntcn:r is at )O
tli JIO"U I, ,.
If I cwis and Clark i~ r.\l'r 10 elcH•Iop u ntltture rt• pon,.ihle•
dent huclv, hC had better "lnrt nm1, With this {rc"lllnun cln .:, I rhi
\1 c hove beginning:. •>f a new eru. llcr••'s hoping > ou rlon't co11 out.
\n "uJ!per".c:lo ·,.man
Field Becomes Classroom
The 1968 Lcwi~ nnd Clark Ore
gon Progrnm campt·d at Lehman
lint S1•rings in 1 he Grnnclc Ronde:
\'nile•) af~t-r 1 wo Wt'l'K' of trove!.
in~. hikjng ond t"cplnrm~ 1n the
'"'ullnwu .Mountain .. m nonheu I·
t•rn Oregon.
The 15 rncmLers of the group
nnd their lender. Dr. Jnnw" Stau{.
fer. ar•• titudying the ~tenlogy,
J!lunt lift• and ecology n£ tltc !'tote.
Their bn e cam1• for the first two
weeks wu !ivt· cabins ut the Fly.
ing Arrn" Conal on the outh
hore of WnllQwo l.nke.
Accordiu~ to Chnrlt• Brure,
member of the: P.xprdition, n typi.
r.nl cluy began with n 11ix·mile
W. C. Field Film
Saturday Night
Mm ic" tbl!o weekend will in.
elude "lr't~ a Gift" with W. C.
F ~e•lrl at urdu) night nl E,·an~
\uclitonum "He: doe-. it all in
rlu ont· 11 outd J amca CJenrdli,
profe '!or ol economic , "wWch hall
lo hu I he ht'!} (j]m he I!Vt•r mode."
Sunday night "Kmv and C oun
IT).'' lh~ tllory uf a lo\'o I) ~nil
li h ~tJidit•r c.·aught b) the 'i)'8-
lt!nl, \1 iII bt· shown nt T· vnna. The
film Lur Tom (.ourtney and i!l
clir••r.lcd hy .In eph I ost•y. Cicurd.
li, \\110 orgnniL e.~< l.C film •how·
ing$; recommends it lor those
rla ified J.A. drive· into the nearby town
Jo .. t'ph (pup, 830) lor 11 ho
conkt."d hrcaldnst. Clu scs con '
l'd n( t\HI tiT three hort field t •
or ont• longt•t onl' with lunch
till' field. Mnoct I eel llrt'tl w
~ovecl for cvl·nings around
l' lUll" { i rt•.
Arts Magazine
Being Planned
,\nyont· intercstl'cl in helping
publi .. h n crentiv~ nrt"
1.inc, n wr·ekly t•nlendnr·infor~:
lion hooklet, or both, is a•ked
ullr•nd n nH•t•tin~ Oct. 21 nl 7
in Tnmoruck Loungt•, or lc>
lucl De: tlu Corcltz through
l'iont·~r Log offire.
pioneer log
Officinl puhlication n{ the ,s\1!,~~>
cinre·d 'ltutlt·nt- of L cwi nnd
Clttrk (ollt·gc, 0615 (\,W Pnln·
lin•· lltll Rout! Portlund, Or-e
97 ~'ilJ, Pttbli~herl twtc" wcckh
during tlw chool yeor by Gnnn
Publit!hing Cn. S('cond c•l
1111~htge pnitl nt Portland, Or~
EDtTOH ,\lire I., Chri~ten&t~u
\1anngin g Editor Julie PrH·dl
Aclvt•rtj ing l\lgr. Don 1..., .. 1'
Ath i&or Gnr h·nk tc tohc•J I R, I ' tolH·r I A, l!luR
k Court 'So homoric'
Place
1 o mnll, priv
('f'k. Con idNtt
11y, tho toJiic rn
inYniH·d in Q
n~ .spudfic• rcle
-JCTJ
of in it iut ion w
ancl u suh~·n i
'nmo• In (c:t•l <1111.!
Clark.
ill c.ontrihutc lit'!.
~;r.hool.
t"'lnl, kickt••l
-,r tuged llit-clo
ltion of r ....... m
sumt• \\ av a~ • tn· hn. e;enecl
nk& ,o
~." Prrhnps
ron~ly re•inforc
n. wc·oncl-dne hl
"' \·e IJNm hntl
odrninit~t ration
of you, prohn
e o~oplwnwrc
J will inlll'rit P9
"h with tlw a
in U(IJWrCIU<i'<lll n•t•J·:R<:l ASSMAN llll L OAJl 'EY 11tunde '"'ord ov«'r rcmk viC"tlnu
o•nn JJint"kmnn nnd Dolt (hwuld nt the-U Knn~turc.o C'onr1, hdd
nclar in Fidtlt~ Dlnln,:: Hull. -l.ott photo b) Onnontl Omtllb)
U'~. But tlwre Initiation \~Cl'k for I.e'' is und
ond l~cidity • ark'8 {rc .. hman clus came to
~ ~ro.nde th~· ~~ 1,£ridul ••ntl ~undar at the 101 I
00 • 10 u rn 1 nunl Knnguroo Court, during
u•r tnto the U tic:h ,.,wal rooks wt!rc duly
~ktl and puni•hecl for a 'aricty
p;ood one" n or offence ugnin I the upper·
it, bccauo:c
• • • a men. " urun JU nnt: u . .
k Durmg thnnr.r, to prevent (rc~h· In "-p~·u nut D • • . Tl I ft ~ mr.n from C5Capmg. the e~uts o{
• 111
• n 1 r '1p· 1 I [)' · R d l' 1 nung oom wt•re guar ·
il · 1 1 R I. UJlpcrrln~~men wcrcn 't leav.
1~ Jt! p. oth!. . 1 \ 1 kind thnt coro)J g ,.,, tr.r. , s n. resu t, .many 5111·
. I d •nt SUI nn ~ mnow stlhi or on
<. In I It' ft'UJ' c
I I . • . t c floor to •·ut. ( I!U .. !0 tnv~a
rc, then \'OU n Cnurt ,·onv•·nr.d uftcr most ~lU·
at inn, op(·n letter d••nts hud fiui"'hl•tl euting or hud
hntcvcr is at ) atmpl) given up. 'l'he five 'jus·
,. '' cntcrt·d, wc·oring black
t• rc pon ililt• • nnrl n•d l111oJ , anti llw
mun cJns .. , f th' UT)" took it Jllacr• ut tuble
don't t'OJI nul. nt·ar the• platform. Chic£ Ju<.tkc
Paul Ncbon, sophomore clot!!'
-J.C p ith·nt. "l'cm:d the ~ion with
a rcrninclcr to all Jlrcsr.nt that "in
·room
neurby town
0) for a ho • • h . • ,, Jll"ttcc 1 ere 1 nrtue.
Coun proccl'ffing"' followed nu
BJ•edfic rult-. other than gct·t.he·
fi•·•hmc·n. Two rook<~ were rhnrgct.l with "ianper50nating a
ophomorc," anrl "defacing an
uppt•rclo6S oHirer," Cur which
tJt,., were I•lnc,.d in t~ks and
pJa.,tere:cl \\ ith cream p1P..l!. Fr!!!h·
mnn Drew Braun's lead~rsbip in
the dunking of Nt'l on rcceivc..-tl ape·
cia I notice; n••ar thr. trial' t•nd,
u oourt nllcndunl «'5eortcd him to
the rcncctinn 111101 for his own
dunking.
Three• girl~ \\ere r.hurp,l'.() with
"trying too hnrd'' with the bore.
,\nother three girl!!, for "gcnc·ral
in~olencc.'' wc•rc interviewed for
un imuginur} clute. Sitting in front
o{ the ~ttulent body, the\' were
uskc·d, among other things, wlwth·
l'r the} prefe·rrc•d "men with zip.
per!> nr with lmtton nn th«•ir
pnnts.'' When one nnswr.rc-d, "I
think that que~inn i!l. o bit too
much for mr:," he ''~1 ghcn u
round of npplau'c h) tlu· tudenl6.
\ hhou~:h Q goocJ rart nf thi
) car' Kangaroo Cnurt wnt~ in
puor Ia te, the rook inwh!!d
~ere, in the \\oru o£ L\cl~on,
"good sporl"' ••• you're a good
bunch Und you\c: ~Ol ('lirtt."
tt. CJU!I'!t'S COil •
ce short Helcf t ri
nc with lunch
"'' lcct un·!o \1
nings around Ray Charles to Appear
n Auditorium Concert
• aazzne
,an ned
!~ted in hd ping
• t1vc nrt! mn Huy Churl~. ont• of the world'~
I' grt'ats, \1 ill uppeor nt the
j,. \uclitoriurn in Portland £or
one·night stand Oct. 20 at 8:30
.m. With Chari~ will be the
Rueletts and the Ray
rl~ Orcht:stru. c.alcndar.inforr
both, j .. a'kt:d
J Oct. 21 at 7 p Blinded in childhood, Ru)'
bunge, or 10 c hnrlc i cpitomiud by hi!! own
rdtz through t[ •>lmJJosi'tion, "Light out of Dark.
• ce. " Tlu~ tlu·me Cor Charles'
r log
tion of the
of 1 cwi and
061 S .S. W Palo·
• Port lnnd, Ore
cd I WICI Wt.'t'kl)
ol yciU' by Cuno
• ..,~cond clu
I l)ortlond, Orr.
e 1... Chrilllen en
r J ulit• Pert•t II
r. Oon lt•llp
Guy jt'nkins 1 film, "8.1llad in Blue," ma)'
dl be the tlwmL' h) which he
11l I.e known in future yearb.
\!though h~ tlruw ull()n e tab.
ht-d mntcrinl 10 the JUT.z idiom
the fiOillllur rcnlrn, and in the
Ythm und hines domatn (or
to n.-cord and ~rform
ltor·,. rhun 90 pc•r ccmt of thc num
pluyetl und recorded b"
.• m1trlc-s ure hie own compo"'nion
wilt Slll) up riw nnd ,i
tgblla in n row, playing a number
nntl nHr llgnin, to get the
d ht• \\Unts; to nchie.,·c the
rungcmcnt lw feels is right for Thi~ murarhon 3Clh II) is on I}
the• final l!tuge in whnt hna bt't:n
a long drn~n.our procc""· Ro}
is n perfectioniRt: u man who
know:; ~hat he want • \Vhl'n ht~
j, re1uh to toit do~n and work for
11 long pc•riud without rest, he has
l~n thinking about the nmangt•·
ment for n pcnod of week -per.
hnp~ month· '1'hen he is satis
fied that thr numb .. r i!; ju!lt what
he wnnl , he call a enp)·i l who
\\rite it down lor the mrmber
o( the band.
Through hi~ y;ondrrful world (lf
mm>ic, Ru) has hrought light out
Jnrkne"'s for him l'lf, nnd the rll·
-rulting in~pirauon t~hine!l in his
performunce· . ~ot only bn ht~
found his pt>r-onnl light. but b\·
mean!l of hi'( st•rHtitive nnd clc:t'pl)"
peNonul pt'!dormnnce, he hn . di·
rt•cted u light into dnrk are~n of
1 he worlcl \\here there urt) few
fll\" of cltc:er. .
Ticket for the Rny Charlel!
Slto\\, Jlrin~d at , l and S3 are
on ale at Cf!h•hri" Attraction ,
1010 S.W. \1ormon. t~tnNEER LOG
Volunteers
LC Student Asked for
Tutoring
by 1\nthr Whltr
(Ed. note: The followlh~ was
written In 1 year lift a reaction
to th1: «'ltJirrir.ncr of hltoring in
u Portlarul elemi!ntary !!chool.
l.•·w i11 anti Cl.11'k tudc:nts who
June pnrtidJlateli in thi!l pro.
gram nrc invurinbly c:nthu inll
til', nnd m11ny re-join year aher
')'t•nr. Acc ... rcling to Chris Pu~
rhuirm.tn, tutoring will be con·
rl·ntr1tetl in the Albino nrea
~o. 2 this yur, primarily at
Uui ,. nntl ~brtin Luther King
Jr. schools. Tutors &Jiend one
da)' a week, {rom 1-3 p.m. nr
9·10 n.m.. hrlping youngw•rs
with choolwork. The individual
LC tutor mny pkk or :any day
n( the we k, nnd transportation
will he fumi~hed . For signup or
furtlu:r in fo-:mation, contnct
f.hri Put~ at uteneion 366 or
box 2658, TI1c program is under
.. pon or hip of the SOF1\ Com·
munjrv Ar.tion Committee.) • Rt•ubcn P. Boik School il!i on it, U n,.,.rf h~ b~au~· w~ know
that that i! tht! only mule out,
th~ only Wf'..llpon this chilli will
hnve to curve o nithf! in society.
Uut the f!ndlf' apr·lllnr; lists,
th~ roW!! o{ arithmelic Jrill cfo
not look part icu lnrly apfl(!nling to
uc,, ,.ith••r. w,. can hardly blam,.
h~r when 11hc gr,.e111 our aUirma·
tif.n thnt lu~ i evu) hit O! emun
a all tho ,. nthN chlldr~n who
llfr• already Ufl tn th,.ir dghtl! in
the timeA table, that say all too
"l~rly that her tatll! in an alif'n
world of num~r nnd symbol is
the lea l of hf'r concern&.
We wonder if thr! di torted
cubf".!l drcwn in color p~dl that
repr~nl th,. northWI!!t Unitf'd
tnt,. {we arc informed) will
e""r Cincl tht-ir Wll)' to n po ilion
of hunor on the r••lrigcrolnr rloor
at hom,.. Or when he will pick
up ;, book to rl'<ul of her own voli.
tion. Or huw Inns; I he multi plica·
tion toblro learned ~ quickly ior
th,. rc\\urci of 10 minut,. at thr•
piano will !114)' in thhl fuzzy little
head. '68 _, '69
Program PageS
It ~·ould ~ citHkuh H not am·
pouiLI~ lo mettl!IU,. the progre!
made in the.....,. hort weekl)· vithe
.\1an)' of U5 ,.nHsaon what I IIUJlo
po ,. il' ~cry lcacb,.r' dream,
th.tt our pupil ie n latml genius
but wbo11e abilities will blo 110m
b"n!:Jllh our patient nunurin~;. h
rf~ n't talt:r. long for this towr.r·
of.in~piraion complr. to ~ di •
s~lled in a diseoun~gingly reul
world that r,.quues patienc,., and
• more pat1ence.
But progres• and r~ward in
thr.M &)'flther..i~, and, at Ume!,
real relation!hips can ~ cali·
bratet.l only on a e_lightly objec
tive rUI!! The d11y that he
polhts .-;ith nlmou pndf! to the A
nn the peJling chart is only one
lUnd of reward for lb' hour
pent together. the kind that
would make good reading in
Rudcr'e Dig• t-but in reality
com~ rarely. Prrhap the ~~uh
of tb•· progrum nrc more tellin~
on tho~e who ftC't out tn do th,..
t~aclun~ uging hut respectable-loolcing
brir.k structure. surrounded on
two id • h" an usphnlt pin)··
gruun1l and buunJ,..d on the other
two h) n neat green turf. A sign
on the lawn warms 'Krep 0({
The Grn&5." h is largely ignored
h) high"pirit,.d ~roup" of childrl'n
racin~ aero the lawn because
school i ju~t out. One hulen t' ~ Opinion
In icJe. ,.ndle!'i. r~i-tile corri·
dor h·atl to o mu .. ty gym and
various claES.ronm.s. Row of an
dent green meta'! lockers decor
at,.d with me -..ages lettered in
flamlJO} ant <thades of nail poli h
line the hnllll. Packwood Critized for
Ducking Vietnam Issue
A !!mull bulletin board covered
\\ ith hrif.!hth colored pic-(;1'..5 of
c:unst rur.t inn pn per onnounet'.s
,\(i~!> Bovcl'~ filth ,~trade clOS"· In·
ide•, rhin~s .. r.t•m to bo in n 11111te
of good·nutured pand .. monium,
whir.h does not dimini•h pl'rccp
tibh os we C!llt~r. i c nrt! 1 e\\'i& and Clur" tutors.
\'hat that meanot, I'm not 8Ure
any of us ,,·ould agree. 5<lmc of
"" 11re ~eking to rectify !lOme
\'ltgue, heinoll!l crime for which
we nr,. somehow rcspon•ible.
~fan\ of II are JlO <ec f!d by an
unoclmittct.l curio ity to ,·ie"' the
r.em o lar removed from our
world of ranch _1\Je hou~es and
manicured lawns.
Yet the "Pector of whate\'er it
i t hut 'I e are attack in j:! r.cems to
dude u in thi.;, room, docorah .. od
in t•orly in .. titutional ) ello~. A
hugc.> flOhler dcJticting nutriciOU!i
hr•·aldust, u chart labl'led •Spell·
ing Pro .. ret.s" and one of those
amU.cJo,,n mnp~ o! the Unit<'tl
~tates inkeJ in gori!!h t~lou com·
plc-tes tlu• decor.
l1ti• is ju t the drf'..nril)· fomil·
iar f' terior of our weekly ,·icits.
Our real objecti~·· is to reach
rh~ mind of the little hlac.k mite
ittin~ exp...-<:tllntly al her de.!ik,
and tir it, coax it, puw it. Coree bv Chn,fr-• Jon,. ..
1%8 ha· been L) almo l nn:t· cri·
tenu o v;or'r unu ual yeAr. Creal
men hove been a&~A!Illinated, beard.
etl (lemon trutor hav~ been beatf'D
anrl th,.. unpn•dictable ba!l become
the predictable. The new politic
hu,·e &w,..pl tbe youth or thi1 nation.
hut th~ olrJ, familiar Cue.-.; with
the! amr: cliches in di Cferent
wrnpping ha,·~ predominated.
1968. moreover, i11 als.,, tbe year
o{ the euphcmillm. Phrases which
in th,.rnsdvt> .. ,.,.m l!traight£or
ward and oh\iuu ha\e become
euphemi~ms £or policies that ean·
didute' would otherwi~ be
unable to nruculntc.
For t':lllmJ•le, when George Wal.
lace or Richard Dale call for
Ia" and order, t..he) ore in realh:)·
~ying much more than the words
"lal' and ortJer" imply. Th~e
"ord have in eHect ~orne the
battle cr of con ervativea. tbe
"Ong of the lnbor~rt! and the rally·
int; tmmpet for the raci l in
\mctic11n societ)'·
The Vi••tnam War aJso has its
cupheomit~m ,\nd no betu:r U·
ample <'lln be citl"d than Robt!rt
PMkwooo' s cull Cor land rdorm
10 Vietnam.
FOR SALE
Hon..,nll • PWitu H I SSftun T ...... ar ad
Kodl' 22 IIOMIIt. lotll tn pOll c.dltlen .
Abo U calla.. ar.mtnt ~ .aut-•llc riOa.
CaD Gr-c brt. at trt. ,.0 ., l44·574t
La" •-r• at ASLC S. filM
United States Senator
A E E
Leads the vital dissent to American policy in
Viet Nam. Sen. Morse must have YOUR support
and assistance to continue in his role as a rank
ing Congressional opponent of the war.
We MUST have student canvassers -
each weekend until the election.
Volunteer TODAY by calling 224-7072,
or come to Morse H Q at
1Oth Street SW and Washington. Packwood, ~·ho 1 'WD)"De
Mor e'" opponent in thi5 year'a
se.natorial dection. is a young. at
tracthe and articulate 5tat"' leg·
i lator. H~ j., a hnrd and eflec·
the cnmp~~.~gner who hn promul.
~toted himr.etr into Oregon' roliti·
cal potli~hl by eheer d~te_nnina· -
tiun and abilit). Hc-i& liketl by
tho:o.e who kno\li ham ur work Cur
h1m. And. mor~ver, even hi up.
rwncnt a\ojd giving tbe 36-)ear
old politicion thdr mo t \lciou
tongue·la hings..
But Packwood, aor all hi" abtl·
it\, i• ducking the mMt important
s :\Ue in hi campaagn Lo unse111
Wayne ~lor!e-He call for land
reform Ht program i' wr.:ll·rea·
ISOned and cogently articulated.
:\obod~ an re:slly condemn it,
and mo I like u. 1 f P c.l..-wood
wanl.!l !.tudcnt uppon. he would
be better advj~ to peak clearly
nnd rdeHlnth about a policy lhal
ha" ~cn too man poUticlana
"'" imming for the sofe middle
~round.
Brian Sullivan · Donna Shirley
Saturday Matinee
October 19
2 p.m.
$2.50 Reserved seats
Civic Auditorium
Portland , Oregon
Stevens & Son,
Portland Salem
Portland Opera
Association
Herbert Weiskopf ,
General Director and
Conductor 1'.-.ge 4
Pioneers Face
Pacific Tl1ere
bv Jack Df'. Be>uillian~
t~rl\·i" and Clark tra,·el! to For.
c~ Gnnr tomorrow for nn 8 p.m.
t'm:ounter with thr UniH~~iry of
l'nr.ifiC'~
"Pacific il'! a f;U·onger bnll club
thon mo~t Jl\"Ofl)(· think." com·
m('nl~ rionct't condl F'rt'tl Wil.
on. "Tiu~y lta\c 32 returning lrt·
~t-nncn, o there ha15 to he
trt'ngth :!-llmewhc rt•,"
" \gain~t WHlam<'ttc. Pac.ilic nl.
lo" ed 35 point& m thr fir5t quat·
IN, ~nd all but one of tho~
touchdol\m C4Dlc on breAk : n
fumble.. n dt"fletted pa~ I ( they
qu11 making ani"t11kes. they could
be D tough ball club."
The Pioneer will ha'e :.-l:ip
S"'i er back nt thr helm, after he
pia :ocd onl · briefl" jn tht: Pacific:
Lutl1em gnml.'. "The doctPr
uid br could ha\~ pln)cd lo~t
w~k. hut M~ thougl•t it "ould bt•
l•r.UI"r to .;tart E) ler," aid Wil·
wn. Ut1derdog
Totnorrow
hr.nH duh nftt•r mi ing the cln lt
\'oith thr• l.utes.
R -., 1ewin • tllr g.1n11~ agnin•t
PllJ, COilt'h \\ 1l nn wos plcnr,ed
with tldl'n "Ther plnyed c>J·
tn mch '' dl under t1'\l rcmc:t an 'I:• •
1rt' e~r<'<'inlh in rhc Lll'COJhl hnlf.
"c Rft\C thl"m (Pl.ll) the hnll
1l1 p in our o''" ll"rritory ~ mnnr
timl!!."
\!though they ~rr.,J only six
JIOint , the offr.nse "dicl a rtal
good Job, l'!llpt-.ciall · the oCfenshe
llnr," aid "il nn. "The · blocked
real \\ell.''
"In the econcl ball we had poor
fidd po~ition, and Pl.ll knew thi•.
\\ ,, dicin't ''ant to thrnl\ when we
\\Crtl 1>0 deep in our tern lor"), so
thi• ldt tlu~ir tieCOndnf') in u po.
ition to make tnc:kles at the
I. .. me
Wit son wu \ 1"1 ' eli liD PJ•oinred
"in our {umhle '\ <' lo!lt the ball
six timc-on fumhlr , ond one!! <>nnucr lA, I
-
PIOW.F.R ·r.\Ch.l E Dill Uollt• (77) drup~ PLL quortl'rhlH'k llc1h LoH•II ( 11) for n bi~t lo11• dn•Ml
llu third IIUIIrlc·r or(,.,,,. urul Cl.u·k'll 6 to 0 '\ic:tor• Cl\1'1" ('ncolfk l.uth.-run . Bnlln lOIII IIC ll")lna
rt•pt'!ll .,r tlu• ·n·nt 111 totnorrol\ ·, j(Onll' l\ hh Pnc:ifu· lll T•o'"'· I Cro\C'o (~nmt tim(' l• a p.m. -
photu b, "roll ( ntlc·r
L ~)cr~ will not be thro,,ins to
hit! fa\'orit(': rt"Ct•hcr Da\e Dimi·
tre. "Din1itrt• broke hi~ r~mur
hone thn:c inc:hr.<~ abo,·t' tbr:
knee." c rlained the hl'ad men.
tM, He ioo in Good Samaritan hos·
rutal. in traction. Soccer Team Drops Decision
pioneer sports The PiontN occer team
One orher plner, Jim Engl~.
i!! out {c•r the year, while ~le\'e
Mc:\uu i" a qu~$tion mark {or thr
Pacific game. dropped a clu5e four to three rle
ci!linn to "•llomctte la!'t Saturday
at Delta Park.
0~ Jllte the txtfi.'mt'l} Wet <'00•
,Juion , the ~:arne was a Rood one,
Dt:lCording to coac:h Carty D'Arcy.
EJeganoe ~'c ''u to mud.-plat·
tcn~d uoiforma soon after the
gamr bcg~~n. Doug Leidhoh will be back for
TI1c two ltam ' playing style-.
'"''re in great contra t a Willa.
ml'lte tro' e to clear the baU nt
c\·en OJ•ponunit} frum its own
hull. I t'WI~ and Clark, on the
t•thrr hand, tric•d to build up itot
nttocks in a short pa .;injl, r.on·
tinentnl fashion.
PAID ANNOUNCEMENT Th~ Pione1•r win~('rs 21ho" r:d
promi~c· but are grrutl) incxpe.r
ienccd. Mnnv chanc<'f! were lo~t
tht•, !ruled ro hring the hall
L sck from the by.line to the gonl.
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have nothing more in mind than
a practical, convenient low-cost
way to handle your college funds.
But you'll discover that your ac-
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Un1tell Statu lutlon.~l (ljn• of Ort1011 • t.ltmwt rD. I C • I Thru"t nnd fktc·rmination were
at mt•dtocrr lc' ds. 11u: three
Pioneer goo! wc:re ~'rambling
efforts initiated h · D'Arc)' nnd
Nt'!C.
''In shnra, 11 .;rcat d,.al has to
ht• u~compli~lum \dth partir.ulnr
emphn!\i on hall control and it
quick accurate dietribution," ~aid
coach D'Arc\. "However. I can
o;ee con•iderublc• promi e in rome
of tilt' rln> ere onri un r.noourag
in,; will to impwve in the mort•
~n nnr·cl member • Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Harriers Battle Lutes
Bo'" ~ling Team
•
~ tgn-up et
Student.s interc·"'lcrl sn trying out
for tlw vur"it) bowling tcum
~hould contact Chnrlc.~ Pickc-11 nt
the Sr.>curih Office, t''tl. 303, or
Mik·· Smith at 244-1570 in the .
CH~nmg.e.
Competition will begin winter
tr.nn, hut it is nccessary nnw to
l..nnl\ how monr nrc• inlrrc .. ted in
the acti\ity, Partidpnnt hould
lune at leo 1 o 150 bowling U\'cr
ag~·. Tomurww lhe Lrwis nnil Clork
t•ro ~·cctunt f) team mrct!! Pacific
Lutllt'rnn nt Tarmno in u dual
mrt·t. Tlw Lute harriers nrc not
n ~t rung tP.nm, hut the Pionccrtt
hun• n fc.... runners nur in~ in.
ju rit• "hich m.ight Catl~t· the
rucc to ltt: doser than usual.
Terl Dormun. one of the l.C
t!lnndouls, i ctill not phy~icnlly
r.•a•h clue to a ba,J knee. He lin.
i lat'-d fir-t three weeks ago, but
.. jncu ha~ hee.n &lowed by the in·
jur) which Couch Eldon Fh hopes
c~tzaitJ
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S, W, B~rbur Blvd. at
Terwilliger "rll hrul !!0 Donnun
fll'lt'. ran
Hnuk Ooh fh c•rly. imr)re!!"l'vt.:
hi first twn mc>~t!l, has 11 ore
u dnr. Pelt• Firth. cutting
tlw I.C depth, hut hoth urn
l'f'r't•·rt to run Sarurdn'.
\lurk Mundt•!, a top
runnr·r fur tilt' ln!'l 1\w p·arc,
lw~n't run up to C..\[l,.ct•·d
nntl will no douht imflro\ c a
"""'"" proArc~scs.
1 ending the lt•am this week(
will he Dzn e Fh:, another
HI ·run, who !or two Jt·ars
bt•cn u con istcnt winner.
Woodard, u frc"hmen, httS
well f!CI for und with Dom1nn
runninf't, i .. ,.c.ond onl · to Fix
the Pionct•ra.
With th~ conference meet
two wcc•k 6\\ll)' the l.C ha
hove• lrnlt t1me to l!trent;
thcm!!odve" ond pre-pore for
Ct·n~e of thc1r chumpwnship.
rho injunc" lwnl, und rach .... u
rc•ochc" hie pcnk. tlwn that
.,.. ill he n•taincd.
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