Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 22, 1968 Volume 27, Number 4
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1968-10-22
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October lR, I
r o hia l11s"
rill bf" try ina r .. 8 p.m. -
r>rts
editor Robl l.htlt•
f"r~hmun J•rinr• ...
lewis
and
clark
\ ol \. '{Vfl
an o. ·I .Su.-:,pnd,
J unlur f,rlnr•·,. ..
• neer L wl:l ond Clerk Collogo Aroh!wa
W end:r ~t.-pht'n•
St'n itJr Prim·"'
l~awi.\ nr1d Clnrlc Coll~gr. -ltftnbliJhr.d 186i
Portbml Otl.gon
• me las artb ont gue
N I Ro e Vill
~~ 113$05 S.E. River Rod
Portland , Oregon r
HomecOiinng Activities
l1y Katltninr Wltlt~
Hnromb,·r ( haramboy ). Tran~
lat1·.d (rum the ~ wahtli, it meam1
&Om,.tlunc Ilk"' "lc•t' pull to·
gr:thcr" un•l i11 th"' theme for thi
yr..H'!! tC homl'r.Qming rclebr.J·
trun
'\\ c· hop • thut th,. theme will
ronH) thr. 11pirit ul working W·
grthrr, of the cooperatjon ~ ith un
rlc·r tanrhng that shnuld be the
m11in icJen lor homet"nming," Dirk
\ tJung, ~enrral chotrmnn for the
ortn iliea, explained. ·n,,. 1 hem"' i11 an exnmpJ,. of an
dfort th!! hom,.coming commit
te•· is making this year to update
the bennie nnd·rneroon.coa t im
n~e of the Onnuol Wl')cmning of
nlum~ back to campus and the
wr-ek,.nd of tltr. big football ~arne
and danrc.
Whot'e hnppeninr;? \\'dl ..•
Thur!day, Oct. 31, the fir 1 Qne
of o ,.ri~~ of cultural arta COD·
l'~rt will be given by the Iriah Roven1 in Fu:lcJ Dining Han.
Homi!Comint; dtl!pwy mny be
built fr•Jm wirf'. pninl, paper, gJu;o
anrl imagination tl11nnA th~ wr.,.k
r:.Orh dorm, wrority ancl frnrer·
nity it~ ollotr,.d on,. di ploy. Th,.
creation best e~rrnpUfy ing thl'
hQmec,miog theme will be r~og
niz"d with u trnphv pre!enletl by
the queen at tht homecoming
gume on nturdn}. For llJ,. put
two J'"Arl' thf! AGs have walkM
nwoy with the troph .
T .-nath•ely plll11nl'.d for Fnda
or .. aturtJily morning i~ a revival
of the trnditional pu!hball (a hug
cAnvas bnll) gamt". Titi lu ly
epon pm the lro!lb men aga•n 1
the ophomorr!, ond was on,. of
th~ more a.;tinn.pac.ked aent
until two year aso when tht' gym
burn~ d~1wn.
Fridn~ and
will adl mum
and at dinn,.r. uturd y. the SaC!
by th,. po 1 office
se Francisco
Your Own ea -Be Creative'
In Rml Pullinm •
'l he m.-rnh•·r<~ of thr O.,nn Fran-
~~~ :\litnt• 'TrnUJII' hn\t' t·rf!:Uccl
· dr oY~'n brund nf tlwutcr. Mim·
.i 1 :\ldncl Jumr." and Do\c trntlitionol )urge to~e ontl cnm
fnrtuhlc• chnir , "~I·UJl, t}wy Ol•
tc-rnpt In LrenkrJown the nlrJ bur
rier which hn'c nlwn ~rpnrat·
ed tit~ nctcJr from thr. nuJi,•ncc . r.•c:ent ~tud~nt revolts at Colun•·
bin ami Br•rkeJ,.) to be tign~ that
this i c:hanginR. o~er the country., The mimi~t left
hccau"~ the)' felt that whnt the)
were dning wae purd) mt:<:hani.
cal. Thtry were not allowed to
t11ink for them!elve or be crea·
:---------.; rir!clmlm, ngn•c tbut their plo}a Till' t rou pc Ito s nul only I ricd to
rn·utc n new form uf thl!utcr hut
nl o n nt·w ultNnati\t: to eorieh.
Melodr und Fri('(lman do not
dn~"ih tlwm~d~t' among thn r.
who "drop·nut ," hut among tht•
u.:tivi11te Y.ho are sel'king chnn~e.
Tlu•" con iclrr thf'!ntlit'h ~5 more
patriotic than tlw apnthetic pen.
J>lc• "ho huvc nn intNI'!II in po)j,
Lie. .... TI1cir reason,; Cor perfonning at
c'ollcg•• nround the country art:
aU rdntt·d to t hi" r~,·olution, For
":cnmple, thr troupe performs at
cullci!L'_ u thnt it can rarn
l'nough mone\ to perform frel" at
tht• ght'lto" in the larger cities or
in rni~rnnt lahnr camp• in thl'l
farming .nrl'll!i ~here peoplr can
not aHnrcl to pay for tickets. An·
other rr•n,..nn i.-that collf'~e are
thl.' rire~t urt'B!IO for rc,·olution.
Collej.lc !'tud~nt s ore thr. ht!!l·
sullc•d wdienc•· becnu•e the,· nre • tne. Students with aN~,. to a ar
anr) "'ho po ,. ex hibltion iet ten •
dcndeg can punieip te in the l!nr
raJlr befor'" the game. DecMut
ing, with materiuls fumi~t.,.d by
the homecomins commiuer 1h1
yl!ar. wm begtn oround ROlin In
rhe T,.mplcton rarkins lot. The
parnde-on,one can be in it-will
be led by five 1'>69 Cameros ~llr·
ing the que n and her court. It
~ill be met at Sth .!lt. b po\i~c
motorcycle l!'!~"ort. 11te motorcade
~ill cnntinur- down to Bum•ide.
returnin~ via Broadwn in plenty
of um'" to catch the bcginnms of
the game. 1tes
Dorman ron
her ly, ·rn pn· .~totv~
1Ctlll!l, hlli!i 11 E>Off!
Firtb cutti n~t
• but hoth u ro
~oturdtl\ ', •
'~I, u top
loc.t I wo ) ••ar ,
to exprt•tt·tl
)UlJt
~e .
tram this Wl'!:rld
Fh:. onothl'r
Ior two ycnrs
lent winner.
re-hmen, has
d with Oormnn
ond rmh· to Fi~
n lcrcnc:e mrct
b} the LC ha
nw to fol rcng
~ JUI'purc• for
• chum pum~Jhi& l
Ill, nnd t•nch
•nk, then thnt
d.
ASH
IT!
E IN PERSON
rtRLES
IS SHOW
·r. 20, a:3o P.
RT HALL
: AUDITORIUM
BOXES
OIIJ pl\ooe 226~71
W. Moni•Otl ,. unique• in moclern theater he·
1u c rlu:v not on)) rni c que"·
t}ll abnut ol'it•l)', Ron·mmcnt
II life in ~l'ncral , hut nl o pro.
cJ,. till' nuclicnre wilh nncwers
1 lhl''l I(UC:Btions:.,
llr atlc u•lcling c•nclinJtc to old
In) urh U!' the· 1570 Ltalinn
lny they !llllloicrl lu•rC" the') al .. o
prnvi"e tn mnke the t•lny more
t~•lnunt.
'I hc•y ft>d that the\ hove
·adu·!l a "''"' lcn•l o{ nudiencl'
\nlvcment b)· ~u,·h theutrir:!l us
, •uing th•• tn,;t nncl applving
IRkc-u 1' in front of tht: uudience.
)' lul\•ing th,. nudit·ncc do::-c•ly
ruupt~l 1111 thl' floor orouncl the
rnisecl plotfurm 1110 orpo ~!d to tlw Tht·Y £eel tltnt tht·\ nrc workinJt
tn C'hnngc '">ciety into u. pllu:••
where thl• mujnritv of pCoJlh• '1\ ill
he IOIIJ,:hl to think in rnliticaJ
tl!rm<. The prur wid that in our
!<tlt·ict). we un• taught through the
rnu-. m£"dia uml throughout high
chool nnu college to be politi
cal, ahhoup:h the\ c•on idt•r the
~2 Million Fund Drive
·-t by Nort~western
T'l\ o millwn dollar~ will he
tght this fall I" ~onhw•· .. tem
huol nl l.uw of I t'\\1" ond Clarl.
~nJI• •~o;t\ \\ hirh -ct,t•ks conllflUUI ion
f ilK c'\'t•ninfl legnl educutton of.
••rinJt tutti ir nc·rrcditnllon with
lw 1\nwricun Uur A<c!IOC.iotinn.
\,•,.nrding tu funcl rompaign
h•tirmun Frank ~ \o<~b money
ul n bt Mkctl fnr con .. truc
inn nf a luw chool buildinl! pur·
1 huw of ndrlitinnul volumr!> {or
lihrnrv, c· tubll!dnnent of sn
lo•r1iln" rnc•nt fund. and rt>in force·
of the tucJI"nt tunnt and
{unci •
\ clu,t~r of sing)e-,tory build.
i' plunnnl Cor n 40,000 qunrt:
nn•u two block from the LC
• IIOIJIII", on Tct wtlligt•r Boult•\'IU:d
rxtt•n inn The building ck i~twd
}J,. nrc hilt d Pnul l'h1n. will nc
t'fllrtlnodutc· 220 tudc·nl-untl will
J•ru\'itle purkin!l parot·" for 200
I .un111 ruct inu will l>ep111 in rntd·
11)bQ if the· drlvu fiTClH'" 'lllt'I'C "''
lui. 1'111' projc•rtt•d timt· u! !'otnplr
lion i fdll, 1970, Mort· thnn 500,
000 hll8 lu•c•n rh·d~o~c·cl or n·c··iwd
"'' fnr frr1m lnttin~-,, .• , foundu·
ti11n", in•li\iduul on.! trustt·e •
,\ J•prcn;imu tl'ly lOO.OOO ha
lwcn " kc•tl fur lmihling nntl lnnd
I r.n Ill, in 1111 tiJ•rtlication mudt• to tht! Ceder a I gm e1 nrnent for u
grant under 'l'itle II of the llir;hr-r
E duent ion Fucilil it• Ar I,
Nu h suitl thnt the 2 million l!cl
•· u ~tnal {or the funtle; compnign
indudt··· .111 e•timuh:d 1 200.000
(or hmldtngs, cite· development ,
furnj.<hing- nnd equtpm!!nl, 500,·
000 for t•ndowml'n t: ~100.000 for
libran audition•: ond $200,000 •
for ~tutlcnt ~rnnt onJ lnnn funds
and for upplerncntory operating
finn~!::$ .
'" orkinf( with 'In b on tho fund
drav• Jre Lofton l Totum, head
o{ th•· \orthw e~rern 11lumni com·
mittec and Don.•ltl M. Ru ell,
chairman of the hu int· ! ancl in.
clur!lrv umunittce. lncluclt.'ci on
tht• t2 :\lillion Funtl Cnuodl uro
Puul I. Unle' Jutlgc• John F.
(.untrnhc:tn , \~ • n d c I I Grn),
Rnbt'n "'· \ltller, I t'RO\ n.
tuvcr \V 1 nwdl tct•n Wtllinm
!'lwtndt·ll , M11c .M. lunkon R.1lph
J Vu-ami R.altth F.. \'\ ilhntnt.
LC Pre 1clent John R llowurd,
lnw -rluml Ocnn .IUl'k fl. (~airn •
und Ru h.ml I\. Stun ton u •i'llllnt
tn till' (Hl!!'ldrnt (or Jt'\'rlopmrnt.
ott· ul-u invtJhttl in tlw proJt•rl.
~urthw~;r;tr:rn , thL, onl) tH•ning
l.n,o 'L houl in Oregon, rlaim& 25
11cr l'l'llt u( Jhe pnu:tidng attur
nt• in the MUll' untl ::\2 JWT l't•nt
o( the nregun jucliritln a .. alumni. •
mor•• oren to new ideu and are
nu lnngr·r cnntcnt "'itlt remain ins
<~ilt•nt while nll-vo,,erful in titu
tion direct their lh·es. T> pi•·a1
que-,tion.. that the troupe '1\ uultl
like !ludent l!l to oak arr: \'\'herr
tines the college udrnini~tration
get it mnne)? l11 thi mone
bl'!ing u~ to give ua the benefit.,
of n country dub instead of the
hc'nefit• of a eqund education?
What the troure e5"•'ntinll s1n
i~. "U e \OUT o"'n head. Be C'fea· •
th •.• " The snme c:reati,ity it ad.
\Ut'Utc• for utlwrr. j, \>hnt led it
nwny (rom college theater de·
purtmt>nte, off.Broadwny ttho'l\ •
untl ,.. pt•rimentnl thlluters all Thetr Clf'lltnit\' ha taken the •
form of change. 'lb"> be~an by
cr ·ntins a whol~ n~ {arm of
the:tt~r. The, ore now u"in~: thit.
crentinn to chnngr. our ¥<hole !0-
ciel"i. 1 ho: · flo IIC\1 merc::h !~"k • •
~nnomic: or political cbongc:. said
Frir·dmnn but 11 "'hoi,. new wa\' •
ur (Jfl". 'J'Jtj nrw '1\.1 of lffe mU t
be fnrmt·d by ,,,.oplc "ho will nut
,,.~,. "'ho will not cnmpromiSt"~
wlw will nnt ht• cnntenl wht'o tht>,
know 1herc i" a bcller wn} of liv·
ing. Rc\nlution il5 the troupe'•
gual.
Hear ~forse
Thursday! -
United !:-tales Senator Wavnc
:\lol"!e, O.()regon, ·wiU appear
Thur~ l), Oct. 24. al the I..~wic
nnJ Cltuk campu~ He "'ill peak
before the colleg11 audience nt
11 u.m. in the \~ne! Flanagan
:\kmorU.I rhnJ•tl. At 2 p.rn. Saturda~. I ~j,. and
Clark rlnr" Willameur: in Gri •
wolil Stadium. Tht" 1968 homecorn.
ing queen ~ill be crowned In
Pre!lid·~t Jnlm Hnwurd dunng
hnlftime. nnd "uuuumding fr h.
man" award will he ghen to
~ho ,.n mrmben; nf the da .;
of '71.
The men of Lamda Phi f:p ilon
are Ill work now on &heir appuint·
ed ln•k of arranging for the for
mal dane" .. which "'ill C"limu the
fcstivitit'S on 'aturdo} night n
inno\1llion th1 'ear i the annu:d
alumni dance, U"Ually held down
ltn.-n. "hic:h "ill b,. imultaneOU"•
1 haJl)l('ning in "tnmm. People
nr~ "·elcome N \\llnd~r bn nnd
forth, aceo rdin~; to Dick.
An,one interfficd in pruntins
"iJ;n or bemg Sl=ncrnll hclt•ful
nrc urged to contact Dic:.k Youn
at ext. 350.
\lar~ 1\unz.. ~ophomo~ rnn•
1'1"9.. ...-a.. nnl a~ ilahle for
phutuprapb.
\SD \ (;QUO TI~IF. wa• t.ad h all. J\IC"mht-n <tl &hr. '•" FrandM"u Mim~ Troup~ ham h up bor.forr
on l C uucli~l'\r c ()\ot, 18. b..£<1~ launf'htnll "'"' pulitlral and l!ot>C'ial t'tliiiDIC'nlarJ I!Unlil .. dil'tf111Md
o• llUPJH'I t•ho"" ami a 16th l'rntur'J ttla • -l.o& a,hoh> b• Onnund Onn,by -rngc 2 PIO Ff.R LOC.
• untor LC Ca • s tetnam;
Corru ..__, tion 'A ay o Lie'
b•· At'" Cunt>
"The \'idnnmes«' kno~ the war
"'all c' cnluall} end but art• c'·
ploitin,; it ~bile at la"t:< • . • the
10\nltv o( the ~rle $hift" to the • trcmAet !Udt1 •.• Americt~n er·
, 1ceme:. think mo!tl'" of leaving
• • • pot i!" running rllmpant."
The..~ ~ere Bm(mg the obcei"'D·
lion made b' l.C junior Pnul • 'uth nher n ummer in \'ietntlm.
\ orkms for a chilinn C«lmpany
under contract t tram 11 llr up
Jlli(' for the l " \a'" " 11! saw
n good deal Ill l 1e lluntn and
tbc war during hi~ June to .\ugu"t
tn)'· He talked to and worked
~ith maO\ \merican:. jn lhel miJj,
tor), .. mo<:ll the enli.,tcd -the
draftees."
U('on bi .. arrhal, ~tith c:aid, bt•
"'a .. "hocked nt the e:uent o{ th~
confu ion, )ack o( or~nniwtion
and corruption. "$70 billion i
poured into the country and it
D• 'er gt:!t" whet!.' it' ~oing. The
pnrkr; built h)· the rrench in
Dannnf! look like the)' ha' en 't
~en taken care of for years •..
snrbagr• i h~ped in 'ome
tr .. ets."
"Corruption i, n way of life."
he continued. "~ot mnny \meri·
c.nnfi knm\ of it~: f'.xtent-for e •
ample. Vic!! President K> owns
four out of (he r(':Sttfl hotel in
the COB"tal city of Vung Tou."
"hrn asked about marijuana.
Stith aid, "(,ery gtl) ( toJkcd to
had tried it at ll'lbt once. The) ·r~
easier to set than u~. cigar~tles
and cheaper than boote-20 joint
co~t Sl to Sl.50. The tuff grows
all mer South~a t A!.ia."
He said t.ltat no one moles till'
" pt"Ciol ctgarclld''-as \'felllb·
mc"'\e JHr hers cnll them-except
when on leaH! in the cities. ''J\ctu·
nll) it'& no big thing o,·er tllt'rc.
\n,I tLe\ kMw Leuer thnn to tako·
them into combat.''
American troops, lJ,. c.x plnined,
ore not .n,;nm~t tb,. wnr a~; r ~
a th~ ore npadu:tic. :\fan) ufc
onl) "seninc their time." con.
cemed mninlr "'ith leaving. Tlai
includ~ hoth euppon and comLat
troop "E'tcl')'lLin~ j~: w con·
fu!>OO, L'O ill.dl!fmed ••. the} (eel
till.'\ ure •cnin~ no Jll1rpo~"
The Yietname..~ ore neitht-r rc·
(•ecltd nur tru~lt;d b,· the Amer·
can... .Moreo\~r. dHferencc-. be
tween th~ pl'll ant and city· -
----.. ----...
thq•IJcr crenl<· "almost t" o -ocp.
anUt· t•unntrlt'~.. \\itllio 1onth
\,. Jl'ln:un.
"\lmo~t t'lCr\ "lrt•,·t.,irle house
j turned into a bar (in Dannng).
£, cr\ luld) i trving to ca h in on
the "'nr. A hor of ~>ap on the
hind; mark('t cn,ts ~l.SO , The pc()o
rl.-n far a the citit•s are con
ccrned-nrt•n't ~uflerins as much
a they are taroCiting (rom the
"'nr.
"In tbt citie., the r~plc swarm
all OH'r ou, tr~ing to ell you a
\\lltrh or "omething . In the ,-iJ.
Jag " it' ju t the oppo .. ite-UlC)
run and hide from \'OU. •
"I '' 05 m n fi,hin~ ,;Uage ...
I t Ia ink I wa-: the first A mericnn
thr•y',l t!t•n "ithout 11 uniform.
Ever) one peered Crom the door.
wa ·s of his hut . , . the only
\ml"ncans they knew were from
\lurmc oUtJlOSt nearby. To keep
frnm hem~ hlo~n from the water
as V.C •• titer hu\t~ to Cly South
Victnnmt· e ilngs from their
l>Ont •
.. 'fh,. people in thu countn· nre
till' ones that ufft·r. Once 1 ~aw
an old man \\Diking down a road
ncar the sume Ci bing "iUa~c (an
oren controlled off and on br the
\.C.). •' Marine knocked him tu
tlu• ground "'1th hi rifle butt, and
rolh.ocl lum oH:r. lookjn~~; for mari·
juona, Then he "'1\alled awa,·,
le:~ning ltim lht•re. It wa~ prelly
brutal."
SELWYN HALIBUT'S AlL
~rx SHOULPN'T DRIN~ ON THE
FLOO~, ! .. IF 'ffiE ftA. CATCHES
_...__~--....
~rM ·• HE /$THE
R.A, --
•
nnth·e of Portland. ~lith hn'l
"'''en ea.,tt•rn -\"Ill from "-<>uth
1-.•nea to ·\u .. trnlin. He obcent•
that the.-\ tc.-tnnmc~e people on·
cnmplcteh dil!erent from tht•
other Asiun peoples he hao; known.
His ''nrk took him to voriou~ in·
"t1Jlatmn~ from Danong nnd thr.
D\ll to "n1gnn nnd tlw J\mericnn·
built harbor on Com Ronh Bny.
Haul.. wert' mode: in and out of
\'.C. ltdrl area". ''60mcthing likt•
~oin~ throu,zh Indian territory in
a \\c~tcrn ," he:: explains. ·~ e
were :,hot ot often. 1 wa" tt"n"e
for n while, but J got u"ed to it
like C\'et)'ODO e)"'C~"
Stnh tdl~ of one encounter in
particular whh the Viet Cong:
"\'\ c had to drive• 30 mile~ from
Cam Ranh to ~hn Trang through
o cnmmunit<t-controllc:d areo-it'.,
parth ofll'n country and part jun.
gle. l 1 wo" slow dra\·mg he(llll!t«
we had to wntch for land mane
.. At onu point nhout fhc or "IX
men who looked like formeu
.. topped u~. They didn't carry
gun-., hut we knew there 'l'fere
men off the:: idt• nC the road with
gun . We· "'ere driving u private
trurk \\ith t:'Jmpan} marking"
and 'l'fCre dre erJ in ri,ics. l\1ili
tan· 'chicles, unlC!'-< part o { a
.. trong convo), would he om.
bu.-hed nt u >-Jlot likt• thi".
"It wo .. lik~ u lillie ceremony.
Tlw )c•ader pokt• somt. Englich,
He JU t counted heads and a"'kl'd
fr1r 1500 fllastcr-. about $15 our
tnll Tht! money Willi handed over,
the lPodtr 111Ud, 'Thank )'ou,' ond
wnlkt:cl off.''
tith wound up b) st~ying "Thu
pre"~ i gjvins a diHnrted \H'W
of thin~:s 0\ er then·. Some thanfZ <~
were blo" n up-J W86 m ~UlfWn,
lor c>xample, durinR tlw 11ummer's
rocket nttuck&. A (t·w buildinS~ ·
\\t•r,: damaged, hu1 the city's nor·
mol IHe wa mo tlr una ffectcd.
1 ft•JI neW!!papl'r l'lipping from
m) dod nt tht< time which dt··
"'<'ribcd u lltute of kigc."
pioneer log
OHicJUI publication of the A11~o
dated Student of Lewi11 and
Clark College. 0615 ~. W Palo·
tino Hill Rood, Ponlond, Ore
97459 Pulllit~htd t wict• weokJy
during the "'< hool yeur h)' Gann
PuLlishing Co Second clo -
po Ltge poid al Portland, Ore
EDITOR ~lir.~ L. Chn~ten,en
Munoging Editor Julil' Pf'rct•ll
J\dvertieing Mgr. Oon Leap
Advi .. or Gay Jenkin < h tnhcr 22. I
Dear Go • • •
'1\\n tllllcnl>~ nrc at prn) t·r. lite' fir~t hn11 juo;t arrhed at a
tnin t~mllll private, d111rr.h·rl'lnh'cl hlwrul uru; rollelll Jl,• 'IUY 1
I fli \ \K THF:F: J'IJAT I \M ~0 I I I"I• OTIIFR MEN. tha ft!!e
hnve• t•nouJth rl)od. thut I haw mort· thrm cnuugh, thnt I cun bt• J1() ul
mul lL·uvc· n little of L'af'h l..tml of funrl nn lilY plttlt oncl arrange it 1n
1 n
teri•slin~ tlc~tJln!> so the Waller wsll know ol my arli!lllC knowlcdr n
that I ~'ill hove mort to 1111 tomorrow thnn 1 hovt• hod ince I.
birthtlny or Chn ... tma or Vt''llerrlu} thut I Will hnvc C!tpeciall) I
sont'd drt·~ ing in tnmura O\\ ciinnt•r, untl r runhcrrit·!l from New & hi
lnntl, and armnutic tcu from C:t ylon und rir.c from Hong Konv sl
''ontler if thr rcfuJtces in llnnJ! J...nng will l111Ve n nace men) tott. cJt•a
row?)
I Tll\\1\. TliF.E TIIAT 1 J\.\1 ~01' llt~C .R)
\IE\ I nm ~r•ueful 0 God that nt} mrun roncc·rn at the moml'nl
to tlo with wc>ight control, und thut if I l'.nn only work uut my lo"
lc .. tt•rol rlic•t and the proper u••• of lot of pol)'·lln"Oturate~ l
hold Ill) M:igbt do,, n ~o thut I con ~orJlr. mv elf when Chri11
ronu• I am plea~cd that if my natinn rnu-.t httvc n pnlblem it ha
dn with bn' ing too mud1 (noel unci I 11111 Jllcn!ed thot we !>till b .,,..._
t'nou~h ruom to ercrt slornge bin• to hohl nil our urp1u. ~rain.
1 \\1 ~l.AD J \M :\OT tll\f· OTIIF.R ~tE\ that I am no1
t·mrloyt.'d and hungr} onrl thur I don't lhc '" .ome horrablc \
rountr} \\ht're childrt"n hn'tc ~t\mllc•n lll'llic~ and f(lnuromu ond n
ell • oncJ wlwrt· the life cxpcctunr.y j-. 18: nnd that I can ~<end $2
}t•nr to feecl all tho''' .. tnrving 11eople tn \ .. ru nnd Afnco
1 f]l \~K THEE J'JIAT I l.O\ l \1\ COl \TRY but thot I
till' Ru11~iuns ancl the Cuhnn .. ontl the Chtnc~t!, amJ thP neutrali
unci the :<odnlish. nnd 1 h Rt•publat'.llll@ who dhmgree wath
the Dunocrnts who don't ~hart' mr 'it•w ....
1 Til \\K. TIIEF Til \T I \\1 \HAVE R.\TIIER TH\N \ 1l1\
i'iOT, thot J !Jo,e o laond.pninlt•rl m ulull·rl, ovr>r!itUHetl s1lver·liM
zippt·r·ron~rl'd, fur.trirnml'tl, inlnul, ivory.~tudded, dtomond·buH
-wiult• tick thnt j., the en' of all my (t"Jlo\\ member of the ricfi!
c·luh. I am ~roto•(u 1 for Ill} tu~ll· in Jtood leatht·r, and tweed... a
~port c·ar-., and debutont,•-. , unci .. uhurhan li"ing «fUnrtt•ro; with
f•·nct• unci "keep out'' si,:n".
I THA~K THEE THAT I \\ \S H CI-PTED \T COl LECE.
college a ... long 0!" r J!lll in, lnr af all Ill\ friend nrc 0\\0) at c.ch
'\hat cuuld I do? Ho" c:ould 1 race• them'! J\11d if I hove to go
--chuol. 1 om glad it j, to hl' thi11 orw. 1 um glacJ I kno"' some rc
grad-\\}m nre familiar 'l'fith thu en ,. nmr~~ . ancl ho\\ lo clu•at
which door' nrc open after hour and ho"' to Jtt:l throu~th (oil
"it !tout rcnlh trying.
I Til\ \1\. THEE THAT I \ \f F'iROJ.LED HEHE an a re"~
tnblt• t"oCiwol ol re~pt.'ctohlt• pnrt·nt' untl thnt I con rio whatever t 0
~
J'lle~,;c, Beca~'c [.am re.spc'Ctnblt· 1 u.m an the ri~tht Jl;roups I ~1
tlutang the raghl gtrl, ond I am prt•parulll (or the n~tht VO('ation tf. 1
\\ iJl mn kt' tnt' "t'Ciltt!. JOII
I Tl1 \NK TnEE 1 H \ T t \ M '\0 r COM MOl\ like "tudents 1n ~n~
:-lnt<· u1uver«1ll or commuter- liT pc•upl.. w hu work tht•ir way rhrou i
or peoplt• who don't lu1'" ronnectwn ... or tteoplt• wtth forclftn·"'Our 11
ing name~ or forci~11cr .. them ·l'l\'1!"'
I 'I'H \~I\ TIIEE Til\ 1 I \\1 ~0 I' DIFFF.RI\1\ f that I look h
rn · friend• that Wl' •pt•aJ.. "'uh th,. •nmc rJi.,mtcr~stcd e-.preo. 1c
that I con ufCord to '~cnr the cnntinc·ntul look in clotht' .. , that 1
not mnkt: rn} !rienrl-. uncom!ort.lhll· b) cliHcring with them in p
tic ... or economiC'- or mO\ ic" or mu ic: or nmthing.
I THA \K 1HEE TIIAT 1 ,\:\1 A CIIRh1 I\\ that I nm ~tuar
teed a plart:. 111 heaven and thot tho••• "'hn don't 1 hank 1 he w O)' I Lhi
won't Jtet in: that bt•jnJ! a Christian lund ha rnadt• lnnd pro~r
thut I hdong In a hig daurda \\ith ri\t' minister und four )'1'1
~roup .. and on organ ~o finr· thut we can't find anyone good enough d
plu' it.
I TH \ \k THF.E THAT l A \I .,0 GOOD that l contribu te moll! ate
to the rommumty chc .. t and ght• w tm church and buy TO ~t.amp 11
Chri"'tmu ... time ancl hu~ Lirkct .. for thrtl· c honty boll" each yenr 111-\'t.l
1·nntrihutt canned good~ ut Thnnk l[ivin,z time ~(
I 1 ~ \ '\K THEF Til \ T T ~\I \0'1 \ \lhfrT, that I belong, tb If~,
pcoplt hke me that 1 ~tav till n~tht thang~. that l can hoJd my liquo ~ 11
oncl thot I 11n1 ncn•r o wet-blanket. '1
I TH \ ;\ K THEE THA 1' I LOY Jo' HUM\ ITY SO MU<..n. but ~
I can ~elt·ct tht one .. whom 1 om to love f nm ~trntdu l thut I don't ho
to I on~ evc.>T) one.
J Til \\ K THEE TH \ 1 1 HI "iOT WOJU 01 't that 1 don't ha•
'" lm l)ther pcoplt ', l..t'cper thot 1 luavt. enough problem of my o
ond Jon 't intcrfen "ult otlwr pt•otlh·, untl nulion.. ond ide.al'O.
\\ [) C.OD IlL£"" \lu•hcr and Duddy, my gtrl and me
four oncf ~0 MOR [
Anti the:: other "tudcnt; un uprt•rda ~man, with the heard and tb:
hulk) we4ater und tht· Jlll'rcin~ C) c .. and the un"'a .. hed lool.. nnd ~
unwn hed ~mell untl the unor~;nnitcrl lift•, und the :supporter of ~
unpopulnr t'Ull'·e~. who wn the butt of joke· and attack- b) th
rower" on t"umpu .. , thrc.w himtodf on hi unmade bed m the
rt•rrs .. t's o( lai !eel) off-cnmpu roomin,:t hnu t• ht·Ot the pillow
hi~ fi 111 und cn•urnc~d into it (,QQ[) c.OD, 11.\ VE MERCY
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•
• ountry Debates Change of System
• t arrived nt a l1y Tom F.lllkt•
lei{~ He 'll.IY The LC Jrclnnd ~{roup hM found
rtJ Ell \fEN, tho I~ ('If mvolved with I ri~h national
hat I can bt• Jltl ~olitic!! nnd votinr. But here. the
ntl nrrongt· it 10 anntrover~y and cxcttmont 111 not
nrtillt ic knowlerh •ntcred un the eke tiona.
1ove hud 11inct· In tend nttcntion JZ' centered on
tnvt• e~pcc.tu lly 1 nntlonol referendum bnllot
it'" from Nr~ luch could change the political
1m lion, Kong. !I em for the J rish One aspect
1 nice meal to dcnJ with wbnt the lrit~h hnve
rm•·d ''revt 1on of con11lll uen·
R't t:!l" nnd tn the US would be
at the moment milor to renpporuonmcnt The
•rk out my low 1'l':llnd iuue which den) with
.un..,oturotc~ I proportiona l repn•.-..entotion n
lf when Chrie lt'm by whteh political partie~
l problem it Ita 11in or )o,e ~rnt" in the lri!'lb
that we ~till h "arliment, the Dnil
.. urplu" groin. Tiu~ governme- nt in power,
that 1 am not innn Foil. hn introduced this
,me hornhle \ :Cercndum in the hope that both
;r;lout·omn and ,v. qut·-tions will be:. approved. The
I can ,.end $2 ,. prupo&al would . erve to put Ire
i \£rica J ncl on o two·tlarty •puem und
R \ but that 1 h ~.,Jnncc the rt'pre!lrntatio n of the
.n1l the neutraU fftrrnin~ and urban orea11
grcc: wuh l'lwrr ore two principal oppon
h to the pre•cnt ronstitut ion.
m Tn \ N \ H \ nbor nnd f. me Gael are VIOlent
ltuffcd. cilver·li It opJlt>! r•tl to the chnnge and they
!J. dtamond bu! ttnte in n pnmphlet that the pre
'lbcrs of the rid' 'fll Rmr.rnmt•n t hn" propo'lcd the
• and tweed' !f•Cucndum hcc.au e they realize,
rtunrtt'r" w uh h1·y cannnt •tay in officr. very
\ T COLLEGE.
ITt' a'~ ll'\' al !!Ch I . tf I hn'~ to go
know '<Otne rc
bow to cheat,
et through coli uch longer under the pre!ent
ytem."
The) make comporic.onl't be.
cen Fionna Foil and the fl'·e o{
u1.i Ccnnany. Evel) Conn o(
mcdio i being u, ed by tl1e op
nents for a lo'!ll ditch stand
oin~t the referendum.
iER £ in 0 re' It i!! surprt an~ that politics nrc
,an do whntcH:t aged on 1uch u bri!lk and ser
ight group ... 1 i u~ bo. i11 here:, in n country
ight VO('otton tf ~l·re the people have on eas)
omg und rourtCOII6 attitude. But
like 14ludents tn o c :~oon rcollzc!t that tho lri~h
their way throu ke tlu~m~ lves und their politics
~ith Corc~ign.~our:: raoush There. are "~evero l reo·
for U<'h e~c1trnent m politi·
~ T. that I look h· Utl!.
~re .. ted C'\pre~ u Fir~t. Ireland gained its indt
clothe", that I lllii.!rldt! lt~te from Oritoin onl) Cifty
o"ith thtm in r ago. 'lmce then It ho" be·
nything. nlt' a urufu:d. '<mooth working
that J urn ~tuar ntl)'. due to the con~iou.,ne~~
k the wav 1 thi onene "· Group feeling and o
lde land • prosp ng national zest have mode
and four vc e 1 rish more a\\ nrc of ho" frog·
ne gnod enOuJ.th Dt• i~ the proce " of democraq
UH) ho\\ quick!) II can degener.
contributl' mon ate into AO'ernment border to
huy TB ~tamp lunge ond control. The ultemn.
;1)..; ench year 11 vc to democracy is un exper-
nct• \\h1ch wo recent and
•h 1 1 b 1 b &iglucntng. The lri!<h feel that • u e on~, t all . h
In hold my liqull-cl~tt: rs muc more at stake than
.-c) I IC ,
) \IUCH but tlu l that I don't lw
• t.hnt I don't ha
blem~ of m) o
J, and 1deo"
1 and mu-tudents Discuss
oreign Countries
Lew:i .. and Clark 1tudent""' who
h.lvt• returned from over~eas
udy, ond ~tudent... {rom other
untries who ore attending LC
he beard and ill lead the coffee convercattons
bed look nnd tl\ lelliinniny toda} 0t't 22, at -~ p.m
,0pporter of tli Me,ico will be the topic for the
attoc'l; ... b) tb' r 1 ., ton. Other discu11 ton~
Led in the d~ '11 indudc \' ugo Jo,ia, Oct. 29.
1 11 Qat1dia Arabia ~o' 5; Persia, l' ~~1
~Ji~\ ow 11 and Japun. Nov 19
ide'. panel di!!CU!-"'ion.. . movi~
diapl&\• of irnportnn t a. peel'>
the culture of tho~e countriCF
-
or til UJiplement the convor~·
ll
lntercMed mt-rnber .. of the com.
nit} or" ut~ketl to t•ontart Ann
crr.oA. box 1481, or Mary Di·
lnternntional Student!!'
,oulrtll.e in Templeton College Ccn·
Plncc of the meeting" con be
obtutned {rom the<~c people.
"It ,, our goal to do 11omc C'<·
rimc-nttng with international
rop:rum -th1.1 ,ky'" the limit
to what we can do," t'tlYll Ann. ~~!~ond, the countr · hn n fnm·
ilinrif\· and informnlitr tu it due
to a ~all ~eogru(lhical ar,.n, n
population of onl •l,OOO,OOO peo
plt> and 8 nationulistic feeling so·
ing bock o.t least 1000 )ears.
The uvernJ;te per on rnn fed
that the go\ ernmenl con bt· mold
ed and adopted ea'il}. The politi·
cal pro<'e~s hns not b~t'om~ in
""titutionnlilcd p•t. E\'c'n phy ica).
I) tbi" «ecms ~o. as the Dail i
:o.ituatt·d in the center of Dublin ' Jll"t nero"" £rum Jo••'s grocc:ry
::.tore. 'fhcre i~ no Congres~icmnl
~" 1mming pool here or Cupitol
H1ll pnl1cc prr .. cnt to make sur,.
that a ••iRitor will not spit on the
t.pot \\here Gt:or~te Wu~lrington.
Daniel Weh~ter or f'r.mklin
Roo,_c...,dt once did hi~ thing.
Finally, the lri!lh conctituti()n
can lw chaug«'d verr t!&Sllf,
which this rdcrcndum i• attempt·
ing to tlo. Til(' Unitl'tl State i
bnsicnll} tic-d to what \\0~ t•stob·
Ji,hed in 178i, but Ireland i!! uble
to e.·tperiment with it political
form . Pnlitk io; le in<~tilution
aljzed in what it dOt's and in the
nature of it-. propo~ak The think
ing of people i along the line
of "hot i-: pouibJ,. H• do in the
future.
The.> (hcr:;ea" "t udr expeditions
lta"c been a ucrt..., if the,· lu" c
helped "~llldl'rH to 'ee thai then•
urc cuhure11 ond 10 ·titution out·
.. ide the Unitrd "'tntc ... whirl& an·
Jll'<l ns good Ul thn<~c• in the ll. ~
ln rny OJitnlon it ho.; nlrc•ntl)
dune ... o. I I
'Fantastiks'
Begins Friday
Wl1cn a feud ari.;es among twu
once-compatible familie"" the en-
uing cnnCiicts Cllll have fnntn tik
re,ult.s. ..The Fanta tik~." h)
Tom Jones and Harve~ .: hmit,
v. ill be verformcd Oct. 24-26 in
Fir A··res 'Ilu:atre on the LC
Clllll J1 II ",
Curtain time for the acclaimed
,,fC.Aron'l"ay hit, which has been
~ota~ed for eight succc ... ~ive )'ears
&n the ~nllh·an Strf"cl Thelltre of
~~~\ York. ~·m he at 8:30 p.m.
The leud!l. \~·hicb arc pluvccl by
3 frt"~hrnan. "' tran fer "'tud<'nt,
and u enior, include Bub
t.lo\'tuchi a• El GaJJow, Linda
D.avi u Loui u. and Tom Enyart
u \latt. The tunc 'Tr; to R~
rncmlu:r .. hdp to et the mood
for the fantu >, while "~on It'
t..unna Ruin" j._ another well
known -how number.
\tlmt~ .. inn 1mce5 \\ill be 1.50
l(lr tudcnts o.nd LC facult) or
11t:~ff , and $.2.50 for nduhs.
Correction
The• price of ticket for the
I<J68-6'J Cultural Am :reric< will
Ll· 5 Cor 6taff nod ~tudents and S8
(or 1111' gr.:nernl pubUc. lndhidual
:ulmi~siun prices will hr. 2 for
"'"£( und tudenl.$ nnd $2.75 for
till' genr•rnl publin. Tickt:lS are on
,.aJe at the Templeton lnfonna·
I inn Oc .. k.
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Unlttd St1tcs N•llorul BJn• of Ort1on • Mtmbtr f 0,1 c • I Page 8
• in1011 & Garfu11k el
Musical
Standing Pair Rates
''' f,lari1 ,i/Wrr \ tnnding c1V'ation from :t ca-
pacity crowcl morkoo the end of
onr. of I lt., fin•• 1 musicol conr.erts
of it kjnd that this rcvif!wer ha•
e~cr ecn, u Kt N radio Jlr¢Unt·
C(l Simtnt &nd Garfunkrl, Ot:t. 18
ut Purtlunrl' :\lemoriuJ CAti~um .
A II honor that the cruwd offered
"U!! well d~er' ,.tJ as thf! mu icnJ
pair di11pln)cd the tnlent that
ho11 mo.rlc tlrem (,ne of th~ lnrgesl·
elling mu ical ~roups in the
CJmnrry.
In u lake of light from the t\!Oo
JIOt un th,.m, they appeared
{rom the dnrkn~ ond be$!an to
ing man"' of th•· 60ng, that hnve
made them famous. OpeninJ! with
"Mrp,. Robinson." !rom th!! movie
.. 'Tlu~ Graduate'' , then ~oing inti)
"llnmewnrd Bound,'' the cap
t urt~cf the oudi,·nc:e , which de·
l!i rt•d no e cape. 11t,.re \\·as re
llt.lttnrling appfau .: a ft~r each
numi~C!r and in omo: en• before
numbr•r when the ~uitnr intro
du~ti(Jn vlrre recognized.
f.ven though the '!Ung4 ~ere
une.s rhnt mo~t o{ the c.rowd had
heard man) time! before. they
wP.rc performed in nt.-w wa)'l!,
making them all the more re·
wurdin~ for the fans in the audi.
enc~. 11tey appeared to be t~inlrlng
the ong ll! duw relt the wngs
houltl h·· un.,: at that moment.
'' ithQut pre-plannins. addin.IZ new
harmonic" and guitar accompan)
mem to the old tandard •
uch ~'ngs a ''I Am A Roc.k,"
"For Emil)' Wh('n«rrer I Mav
Fin.J Her:• ''F'nkin~ It," .. At Th~
7.A•o" and ":::carborough Fair"
p••url'rl from the loud~peakerR on
eith,.r l.(j,J,. of tl1t' tage. dro~'ll·
ing tlu• hugr: body of people in
the lteaut) of mu .. ic. Paul Simon'"
\wrd<~, mu'k.. .tnd tJ namic gui.
lnr and \n t.arfunkel' harmom
anJ arranscmenl3 c<,mbined to
creal., n .11ound that wa 0 im·
Jlre 1\t' the audience hung on
CVCI) note D if h) p<lli:tt'd.
~·me comt"d)· v.a added to the
ho\\ u" Paul :-imon commented
on twc. c.ritic~ '' bo hnd written • atton
about rhdr pertormanr.es in nther
due• In rm~ cn&e a rev1e~ er In
Cl~v,.Jand, Ohio interp r~t,.d th.-
ong ''At The 1..oo·• 1 a satire on
tf,,. innu,.n~ of Aim:an music in
roda)' popular mu1UC. mc:e
ther,. is nu po• iblr conn.-cuon be.
'"' een tht· ong and the interpre
uuion. laughter broke out aero
the building. Also Simon'& cspla
nnli()ns on the root• {or some of
biB eong." ca11 ed mome.n~ of
laughter.
If rh,., great talent of the l1lt'A
on•J th,. beaut~ of their mu~ic
were added op, the I ~t number
th~y ~rfonnt'.d ~.,.,uJd equal tht"
sum. For moment all of th,. Jight
in the hou!(: ,.;ent out and all wta
ilent, hut then from the dirt»
tion of the stag,. wa heard fam·
iltor chord patl,.rn on a sw·
rru and tuddenly th,. two pol
ll~Ii,'tq o~~rheod witched on. cap
tunn~ 1mon nnd Garfunkl'l in
ta} of deep blue light. The Jml·
t~·m.. on 1J1e gwtar &qok d,..finite
"hape and the poir began to l'iing
their aJl.time great~t •ong. ''The
&lund• or ilenr,. " When thi
numh-.:r wa" over, the audience
a if drown by th~ mu•u:al no~
tO'.(" out of th,.ir chai~ and up.
plauded a if thC) n~er wanted
th.. ingen to J,.ave.. The) got
their with, in purt. 1!1! th,. pair
come bock on the etnse and !ADS
.... ,eral more 6<1ng.s. When the,;
left the stage. the crowd agnin
ro~ and applauded, but ~on
and Garfunkcl wer~ to ~ een no
more. the oonce." wa o~,.r.
LC President
Sets Convo
Le~ i~ und Clark College Presi
dent Jobn R. Ho"'tlrd ,. ill nd·
drc-membeB of the academic
eummunil • at 11 n.m. Wedne&hn.
OcL 23. TI1e president'& con oca
tjon i ach,.duled for tht' Coonctl
Ch mhe.r f)( Templeton ColJ,.gt'
Center.
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is the FINAl DAY for full
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A penalty of 20°o will be imposed thereafter. Re
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Terwilliger -• PIO'\ E ER LOG
Pioneers Blast
Offense Finally Pacific 41 --0;
Comes Alive
I ''" i" nnll Clark·s offcn~t·, a).
nll~lll non.r,i!ll3nt in tltt< lat'l IWc)
nuting , £in3lh cnmc alivt• Ol!L th~
Pinnc.-r riPIIC:d on un nncmic
Pacific c•lf'\ rn, 41 to 0.
The gam"· for all rracticnl pur·
Jltl&c'~, '\\a" o\ cr after 1 he Piu·
Df'i!T" had rudtc~l up three ~ores
Ill 1 he first quartr•r.
h took quanc.rbl\cJ..: ~kip ~wy~r
ju'l two minute .. and t'l\o ~cconds
to put I C \ln the M:Ordroard.
~""'er" hit fre•bman tight end
Ken Reed on a 63 ynrd rnc that
I'"' the ba11 nn Pacific'~ three
'ard line.
On the ria~ Tom Tote hit
JIA}ilirt and thl' Pioneer:-; were orf
nnd running.
Just one minutt" and fott}'·Onr•
ond~ lott·r, tLe Pion~r got
their ~ond TD. Jon Jaqua
grnbLrd o punt (In hi" 0'' n :u, nnd
rart•d all the: "a' to the end zone.
Tbe Blitzkrieg wa n't quilt·
0\l'T D . \litb 8:•13 )eft in lht• Qllllf• • ter. 1'om Bo' lc rnn in {r(lm thr•
$, nnd the Piont.~n had on in"UT•
mountabl e 21 to 0 }earl.
Do} J,. put h more "n tl1c core·
hoard bdnrt• half·time. as he l'l't!nt
in {rom one vnrd out. Tlw kick rtult•cl hut the Pionc•rr had 11 com
lnrtahlr. 27 hl 0 half·timc: nd\'tln•
tnge.
,\hhuugh the oUrn"c' \\11 the:
hi~; ltlr) in the fiut half, the de
ft·n~ • ,,·a r-qunlh tlcnl~tting, ll
not motr• u. Pncific \1 ~~-hf!ld lt> a
\II\ t " ~2 'nrd ruthin~o~:. and
onl" 'l ·ani through the nir.
Cunt•h fred '' jJ~c'n \Ht!l ~,.
trC"md} plen , cl oH•r thr elden·
... 1\C Jllh) or ophumort1 Mikt· Zint•
ner nn.t lre"lunc•n :\lil..e R uruy.
Hu ur j~ hllinR in for the in.
JUrt•cl We Bingham. ami j, doing
" (in~ "a fine j(lh,"
With the first team ~itting out
fur prnr.ticalh thr. entirf'! s!X'nnd
half. the ocond and third ,trin~
hncl nn opportunity tn ee Jtllme
• nctwn.
Rr t·n •' qunrterbnck Uu ,,.. E)·
ler I'Dmtu~rr.cl ei~tht yard at
IO::J2 in the final qunrtt•r to in·
rrc•n c• the l'ionccr lend to 34
twin! •
1\'orthll t:~t Conjn nt r <itanding.,
" L 'I Pet.
"rlhml'lll' 2 0 0 1.000
I nr rt'lcl 2 0 1 1.000
l.c"i~ & Clark 2 1 0 .66i
"hitrnnn 1 1 0 .500
College of Idaho 1 2 1 .333
Podfic l.uthunn 0 l 2 .000
P:~cific 0 3 0 .000 Finul &tnti tir.~ ~hoM ri tlrnl l.G
rullr•cl up ,{20 yurds in totul of.
lcn•w, '~ hile hulclinv PncHic to fll.
Fur d••· ~umc· Parr [u: wns lwld
tu " Ml \£ .._ I 3 \urd~ ru~lunf.l.
(,nmmenllng on the r.tnrne,
t'nach \\ rl l'll i10itl. "\\ c· ROt to
plu o lot u( pcnplc· rlmt 101•
piiTinnt \\ ,. plnyctl oil rc•ervc:"
0\ l'r lr.sl r thr. gam!':. lhrc·ricnt'c'
likt• that i 'aluublc to )'UIIn~ hall
plu •'f!!."
"Our dt'fen••~ ~~~t it<~ thircl t~hut•
out of the sca"Oil," c·ontinucd Wil·
•m. '''I hn lwlcl P1h·ific to n ·13
'.reds ructhing, whit'h i rt•nl goud.
'"' t' hnvc on uutct.mding dt(cn•iH•
tt·am. Our 1 w n deft•n h tl cooc•hr•!l
hnH~ done u rcalh fine Job.''
Looking nhc·ncl, \~ 1l on nh.
I .. ..... l . k. "'r'C\"1'( , l\ I' r•t•ln tu ll fliC' 10(1;
up monwnt mn, nnd • '' c· un p:omg
nt't'tf it ttc\t Wl~t'k rtl!llill~l '\\lUI·
man. and tlw followmg Wt'llk
against '\\ Jllumcth "
F i r .. t Down!<
Ru~hinf!' '\ nrclnRc
Po .. in~ '\ udngc
Pu "•'"
Tntol Offc•no;e
Fumble Ln•t
Punt
) urd.. Pcnnlizetl I.C Puc.
15 7
178 -13
142 77
6·26 6·22
:i20 61
I 1
3/:'.1.7 8/26.1
IS 7 Or tol.x•r 22. I
Jack Des Bouillons, editor
• u rggers
tn )nck n, .• 8oulllon•, "iport/J li.Jitur
Tommy Smith and John Carlos hove been thrown off the 01
teom. They are being told to leave the country and go home. W~iD
Woll, the reason hu to do with their actions as human beings.
The U.S. Olympic Committee , dominated by whites who lu'JI~~·
long since lost their relevance to the world and to the athletic
turo, wants Smith and Carlos to act like shuffle butt NIGG
Tommy Smith and John Carlos want to be, and net, like BLACKS
It may come u a shock to Avery Brundage and the reat of •11'.114
nnlle old men who dominate amateur athletics In the country ,
the Olympics do not exist In a vacuum . As Howard Couell,
sports commentator , said last week, "The U.S. Olympic team Is
a mlcro·cosm of the United States -a country torn by racial ...tr>•
between white and black"
The Olympic Commlttoo would like Smith and Carlos to
lie. They would llko thom to represent their country, to rel~n!lt~
the American way of life. The ,American way of life hat been na,th•"'::
but struggle for Blacks. And so Tommy Smith and John Carlos
fused to shuffle. poa
They had a duty -to themselves and their people -to sptCIO Vl!. out, and speak they did, loud and clear. d nl
The reaction was typical, and should have been expecte d. ~ 1 Tommy Smith and John Carlos should know that their voices ""tl n
heard d)"
This comer Is proud to applaud their efforts for human dlu"sn:or
on behalf of oppressed people everywhere . lt Tran J' an Dinh
Here Oct. 25
Tran \ an Dinl1, Conner South
\ retname • amba ~.odor to "'a~lt.
angton. D.C.. will speak in Dinins
Room& }. I on Oct. 25 •• \ prof· • I.C pu hed their tnlly o\er the
ron) mork nt () :31 when third
tdng ha('~ La r r} Graser
pln•hl'd 2i ~ard11 {or a touch.
rio\\ n. Fix Leads Way as Harriers Down PLL~ ::
~n(
Jnnnl joumllliG t, 1 ran Yun Otnh
quu has amha ;;allorial po .. t in
prQtcst lc) thr~ ~nr m \'ietnnm. I .m ~r t•n•led up the
lt•ntlin~ grountl gainer
\'ards. •
How we serve
you completely at Pioneer '~.
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POIULAIID , OU~ON b) /nc</; n,../lnulllllnA
Ocpth wa~ tht l..n "'uturdny U"
thl'! 1.''" i nnd Clark cro coun.
• • tn lt>UOl <\\e>flt to 0 C:On\tnCIO~
ui to ~5 \iClOr) 0\Cf Pacific l.ulh·
cr:m ot Tacoma.
The Paonecrs cnpturctl eight or
the fir!$ ten plnccs to tlominote
the meet '\11 hoiiJth running unclcr
dnucly kics nnti rain, thn I.C
sqUall ''ll& nl'\t'r scriou 1) chol·
len~eJ on tht· fa 1 nntl -cltlom dll·
manding cnur,r·.
For th~ ~t.ocond week in a row.
Oa'c Fi-.: lr.cl the Piont•cr hnr·
ric·r with n time of 20:51, which
wa~ gond for first plan:. It wus
hi· fa lc•l timt• of tht• )c:nr.
Keith "oodnrtl fini~lwd ccond,
dO(' kin~ in !t 21:1 l, alro a per.
.. onnl best. He ran side h} ~ide:
~ith Fix mM<t of tit~ rnce, until
Soccer Team
Beaten by OSU
The Lewi ancl Clark sot•cer
team dropped n hnrd fou~hl 5 to
2 dcct11ion to Orc~un r,lntc lu!>t
..... uturda}' ut Ot•hn Pnrk.
The r.quad. 1 ill look lllfl for rl
Cir"t ,·ir.ton, wull outmnnned m
tlw imvonnn t po~ition• on lht•
"in~ ~; and down thr• middlt~
Tlu~ Or••gon State half hack lint:
rontro1lf'cl the: lt•mpo of tlrr. ftllntc:
nnd onh porlldjc raid by the
Pioncen. up•l'l them. • The 11:ame wa plu) ctl nt nn c,;.
lrt:mdy fa&l pncf•, with ploy mo' ·
in~ from one t'nd of the field to
the other.
Lewi und Clork could not "lop
OSU'!! left winger, who manogcd
tu lnm home two goul--
"The team ,,il] b811 to work on
tht' !.a ac lull o{ the: gnme,"
commt•ntrd conch Ulrey O'Arr.).
''I hopt• people realaz~ that thi
toke& llme.''
'Mw ne"l match will he wtth
Rr·«'d Cnllcge ul Rt'ed an Satur.
,Jar
FOR SALE
Hon.,...ll • r ... tu H I SSftlnt Tecln" 111d
~~· 22 lriiWIIII loU. In rood CDnclltlon ,
Alto 22 ullbw lroomlnr .-1·•111-•llc une.
Cell Gr .. urll 11
E.rt. S40 "' 244-5741 Lu,. .., .... ,, at ASLC lot I~ tht• la<~t mrle when Fix mnna~c<l
to pull ahead
Thirrl place went to Pl.U's G<ln
gd, the on1> Lute to rinhh in the
top five,
Boh Byerly ( 4) \1nrk Mnndol
(S) nnu Lnurie Rcntschlt'r ( 61
rounclt·tl out the scoring for the
Pionccr'l. Mandel Ahowed much
• ampr on~mcn t O\ er pre\' IOU~ per
foranances and oppcar!i ready to
regnin a posrtion w1th the }t'nt.ler ...
\I o fini'~hmj:! for LC wen \Like:
Frtzgt'rald (8) and John Jen· on
( 10)
"Tlw team i coming ulong, and
if l'le con get Dorman back into
tlw line·up, \\c'll be u lut !Strong.
cr." ~omme nted Coach Eldon Fix.
Onrman has rni .... ccJ the lo11t two
ruce. due In an injury. but ~hou ld
b~ reach· soon.
"All of the (re ... hmcn estobhRhr·d
cur,.cr be~l" and ore 'howrng
cuMitllent Improvem ent t'nch
week,' conchuled Fix.
\r xt oturrla)· po,~s a .. tronp
chullenge for Coach Fix and h1
hu r ricr, u 1 he)' cntcrt o an !Itt•
U111versit) of Portlnnd at Pier
Park. The Pilot~ Leut Wrllometh :
on ':iuturduv, u team that topped
harrier, o they entertnin tbt:
lht: Pioneer in tlwir l1r-1 ml"et
of the -ra~n.
On October 16. the 1 ( h-et.h·
rnt·n run u~tain ... t Portland Com.
munity College on the Pionet•r
com JIU'~ and won 21 to 35 Running on n threc:·mile con~ [
\\ ouliurrf won t'UIIily with a I nt
of 1(1:10, folln\H•d h)" wamm h'l
Rr•nt r.hlt·r ( 2). Bvc•rly (3). J
1:1011 (7 J nnd FitrAI'rnlcl (8).
Recruiters Here
\rthur llnmw, o:e'l.i~lont to 'TI
,Jt·an of tlw F'lt•lclrcr Srho•;•~l .. ~in
Law und Oiplomnc\ \vllt
view I C ~llltlcrll• llllf~re .. ted
•liplnmolic carct•r on Oct. 23
the Plnccmenl OHict• 2 5 30
Tom \1n tcr ·on, Cln5.~ of
l•rc-.enl h c•nroll••d Ul the
rhcr ~t·hool, noo one of 50 ~tlllilt.T
<Ito ··n frurn throughout the
cd "lult•;o. fnr .. rud) there.
Jamr Phillip•. clistr1ct
tive of th~ Roy 'r.outs o{ Aml'
\\ill lu~ in thr• Plnccmenl
Oct. 2·J from 9 n.m. to 4 ~'·''"·
• • • mtenrrw ft'lllor mf'n
in h••cnmin~ Sroul c't'<'Uirvcs.
( u plttin Frunre" Yoko1 ,
\1 cclieal '-'pt·<'ia li:~t Corp p~
rrd roun,.clur for the ""i'<th
,\rm). Prt',idio of 'ittn l'r ........ ..,
will hr· in the Placement
Ot·l. 28 lo tntcrvir\\ tutlc:nl
tcrt• tc•rl in erlu('ntionul and
t•iul opJiortunitie !; oflr:rt•d by
,\ rmy in O<'t'Uputiunal th
ph) iral tlu•rapy and diotctir.s.
Fur apJlointme•nt or
tlcscrihing the nbo,e oppo
itit•", vi it thr• l.C Plun~ment
fi('t:.
United States Senator
AY
leads the vital dissent to American poltcy in
Viet Nam. Sen. Morse must have YOUR support
and asststance lo 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.
r o hia l11s"
rill bf" try ina r .. 8 p.m. -
r>rts
editor Robl l.htlt•
f"r~hmun J•rinr• ...
lewis
and
clark
\ ol \. '{Vfl
an o. ·I .Su.-:,pnd,
J unlur f,rlnr•·,. ..
• neer L wl:l ond Clerk Collogo Aroh!wa
W end:r ~t.-pht'n•
St'n itJr Prim·"'
l~awi.\ nr1d Clnrlc Coll~gr. -ltftnbliJhr.d 186i
Portbml Otl.gon
• me las artb ont gue
N I Ro e Vill
~~ 113$05 S.E. River Rod
Portland , Oregon r
HomecOiinng Activities
l1y Katltninr Wltlt~
Hnromb,·r ( haramboy ). Tran~
lat1·.d (rum the ~ wahtli, it meam1
&Om,.tlunc Ilk"' "lc•t' pull to·
gr:thcr" un•l i11 th"' theme for thi
yr..H'!! tC homl'r.Qming rclebr.J·
trun
'\\ c· hop • thut th,. theme will
ronH) thr. 11pirit ul working W·
grthrr, of the cooperatjon ~ ith un
rlc·r tanrhng that shnuld be the
m11in icJen lor homet"nming," Dirk
\ tJung, ~enrral chotrmnn for the
ortn iliea, explained. ·n,,. 1 hem"' i11 an exnmpJ,. of an
dfort th!! hom,.coming commit
te•· is making this year to update
the bennie nnd·rneroon.coa t im
n~e of the Onnuol Wl')cmning of
nlum~ back to campus and the
wr-ek,.nd of tltr. big football ~arne
and danrc.
Whot'e hnppeninr;? \\'dl ..•
Thur!day, Oct. 31, the fir 1 Qne
of o ,.ri~~ of cultural arta COD·
l'~rt will be given by the Iriah Roven1 in Fu:lcJ Dining Han.
Homi!Comint; dtl!pwy mny be
built fr•Jm wirf'. pninl, paper, gJu;o
anrl imagination tl11nnA th~ wr.,.k
r:.Orh dorm, wrority ancl frnrer·
nity it~ ollotr,.d on,. di ploy. Th,.
creation best e~rrnpUfy ing thl'
hQmec,miog theme will be r~og
niz"d with u trnphv pre!enletl by
the queen at tht homecoming
gume on nturdn}. For llJ,. put
two J'"Arl' thf! AGs have walkM
nwoy with the troph .
T .-nath•ely plll11nl'.d for Fnda
or .. aturtJily morning i~ a revival
of the trnditional pu!hball (a hug
cAnvas bnll) gamt". Titi lu ly
epon pm the lro!lb men aga•n 1
the ophomorr!, ond was on,. of
th~ more a.;tinn.pac.ked aent
until two year aso when tht' gym
burn~ d~1wn.
Fridn~ and
will adl mum
and at dinn,.r. uturd y. the SaC!
by th,. po 1 office
se Francisco
Your Own ea -Be Creative'
In Rml Pullinm •
'l he m.-rnh•·r<~ of thr O.,nn Fran-
~~~ :\litnt• 'TrnUJII' hn\t' t·rf!:Uccl
· dr oY~'n brund nf tlwutcr. Mim·
.i 1 :\ldncl Jumr." and Do\c trntlitionol )urge to~e ontl cnm
fnrtuhlc• chnir , "~I·UJl, t}wy Ol•
tc-rnpt In LrenkrJown the nlrJ bur
rier which hn'c nlwn ~rpnrat·
ed tit~ nctcJr from thr. nuJi,•ncc . r.•c:ent ~tud~nt revolts at Colun•·
bin ami Br•rkeJ,.) to be tign~ that
this i c:hanginR. o~er the country., The mimi~t left
hccau"~ the)' felt that whnt the)
were dning wae purd) mt:<:hani.
cal. Thtry were not allowed to
t11ink for them!elve or be crea·
:---------.; rir!clmlm, ngn•c tbut their plo}a Till' t rou pc Ito s nul only I ricd to
rn·utc n new form uf thl!utcr hut
nl o n nt·w ultNnati\t: to eorieh.
Melodr und Fri('(lman do not
dn~"ih tlwm~d~t' among thn r.
who "drop·nut ," hut among tht•
u.:tivi11te Y.ho are sel'king chnn~e.
Tlu•" con iclrr thf'!ntlit'h ~5 more
patriotic than tlw apnthetic pen.
J>lc• "ho huvc nn intNI'!II in po)j,
Lie. .... TI1cir reason,; Cor perfonning at
c'ollcg•• nround the country art:
aU rdntt·d to t hi" r~,·olution, For
":cnmple, thr troupe performs at
cullci!L'_ u thnt it can rarn
l'nough mone\ to perform frel" at
tht• ght'lto" in the larger cities or
in rni~rnnt lahnr camp• in thl'l
farming .nrl'll!i ~here peoplr can
not aHnrcl to pay for tickets. An·
other rr•n,..nn i.-that collf'~e are
thl.' rire~t urt'B!IO for rc,·olution.
Collej.lc !'tud~nt s ore thr. ht!!l·
sullc•d wdienc•· becnu•e the,· nre • tne. Students with aN~,. to a ar
anr) "'ho po ,. ex hibltion iet ten •
dcndeg can punieip te in the l!nr
raJlr befor'" the game. DecMut
ing, with materiuls fumi~t.,.d by
the homecomins commiuer 1h1
yl!ar. wm begtn oround ROlin In
rhe T,.mplcton rarkins lot. The
parnde-on,one can be in it-will
be led by five 1'>69 Cameros ~llr·
ing the que n and her court. It
~ill be met at Sth .!lt. b po\i~c
motorcycle l!'!~"ort. 11te motorcade
~ill cnntinur- down to Bum•ide.
returnin~ via Broadwn in plenty
of um'" to catch the bcginnms of
the game. 1tes
Dorman ron
her ly, ·rn pn· .~totv~
1Ctlll!l, hlli!i 11 E>Off!
Firtb cutti n~t
• but hoth u ro
~oturdtl\ ', •
'~I, u top
loc.t I wo ) ••ar ,
to exprt•tt·tl
)UlJt
~e .
tram this Wl'!:rld
Fh:. onothl'r
Ior two ycnrs
lent winner.
re-hmen, has
d with Oormnn
ond rmh· to Fi~
n lcrcnc:e mrct
b} the LC ha
nw to fol rcng
~ JUI'purc• for
• chum pum~Jhi& l
Ill, nnd t•nch
•nk, then thnt
d.
ASH
IT!
E IN PERSON
rtRLES
IS SHOW
·r. 20, a:3o P.
RT HALL
: AUDITORIUM
BOXES
OIIJ pl\ooe 226~71
W. Moni•Otl ,. unique• in moclern theater he·
1u c rlu:v not on)) rni c que"·
t}ll abnut ol'it•l)', Ron·mmcnt
II life in ~l'ncral , hut nl o pro.
cJ,. till' nuclicnre wilh nncwers
1 lhl''l I(UC:Btions:.,
llr atlc u•lcling c•nclinJtc to old
In) urh U!' the· 1570 Ltalinn
lny they !llllloicrl lu•rC" the') al .. o
prnvi"e tn mnke the t•lny more
t~•lnunt.
'I hc•y ft>d that the\ hove
·adu·!l a "''"' lcn•l o{ nudiencl'
\nlvcment b)· ~u,·h theutrir:!l us
, •uing th•• tn,;t nncl applving
IRkc-u 1' in front of tht: uudience.
)' lul\•ing th,. nudit·ncc do::-c•ly
ruupt~l 1111 thl' floor orouncl the
rnisecl plotfurm 1110 orpo ~!d to tlw Tht·Y £eel tltnt tht·\ nrc workinJt
tn C'hnngc '">ciety into u. pllu:••
where thl• mujnritv of pCoJlh• '1\ ill
he IOIIJ,:hl to think in rnliticaJ
tl!rm<. The prur wid that in our
!<tlt·ict). we un• taught through the
rnu-. m£"dia uml throughout high
chool nnu college to be politi
cal, ahhoup:h the\ c•on idt•r the
~2 Million Fund Drive
·-t by Nort~western
T'l\ o millwn dollar~ will he
tght this fall I" ~onhw•· .. tem
huol nl l.uw of I t'\\1" ond Clarl.
~nJI• •~o;t\ \\ hirh -ct,t•ks conllflUUI ion
f ilK c'\'t•ninfl legnl educutton of.
••rinJt tutti ir nc·rrcditnllon with
lw 1\nwricun Uur A<c!IOC.iotinn.
\,•,.nrding tu funcl rompaign
h•tirmun Frank ~ \o<~b money
ul n bt Mkctl fnr con .. truc
inn nf a luw chool buildinl! pur·
1 huw of ndrlitinnul volumr!> {or
lihrnrv, c· tubll!dnnent of sn
lo•r1iln" rnc•nt fund. and rt>in force·
of the tucJI"nt tunnt and
{unci •
\ clu,t~r of sing)e-,tory build.
i' plunnnl Cor n 40,000 qunrt:
nn•u two block from the LC
• IIOIJIII", on Tct wtlligt•r Boult•\'IU:d
rxtt•n inn The building ck i~twd
}J,. nrc hilt d Pnul l'h1n. will nc
t'fllrtlnodutc· 220 tudc·nl-untl will
J•ru\'itle purkin!l parot·" for 200
I .un111 ruct inu will l>ep111 in rntd·
11)bQ if the· drlvu fiTClH'" 'lllt'I'C "''
lui. 1'111' projc•rtt•d timt· u! !'otnplr
lion i fdll, 1970, Mort· thnn 500,
000 hll8 lu•c•n rh·d~o~c·cl or n·c··iwd
"'' fnr frr1m lnttin~-,, .• , foundu·
ti11n", in•li\iduul on.! trustt·e •
,\ J•prcn;imu tl'ly lOO.OOO ha
lwcn " kc•tl fur lmihling nntl lnnd
I r.n Ill, in 1111 tiJ•rtlication mudt• to tht! Ceder a I gm e1 nrnent for u
grant under 'l'itle II of the llir;hr-r
E duent ion Fucilil it• Ar I,
Nu h suitl thnt the 2 million l!cl
•· u ~tnal {or the funtle; compnign
indudt··· .111 e•timuh:d 1 200.000
(or hmldtngs, cite· development ,
furnj.<hing- nnd equtpm!!nl, 500,·
000 for t•ndowml'n t: ~100.000 for
libran audition•: ond $200,000 •
for ~tutlcnt ~rnnt onJ lnnn funds
and for upplerncntory operating
finn~!::$ .
'" orkinf( with 'In b on tho fund
drav• Jre Lofton l Totum, head
o{ th•· \orthw e~rern 11lumni com·
mittec and Don.•ltl M. Ru ell,
chairman of the hu int· ! ancl in.
clur!lrv umunittce. lncluclt.'ci on
tht• t2 :\lillion Funtl Cnuodl uro
Puul I. Unle' Jutlgc• John F.
(.untrnhc:tn , \~ • n d c I I Grn),
Rnbt'n "'· \ltller, I t'RO\ n.
tuvcr \V 1 nwdl tct•n Wtllinm
!'lwtndt·ll , M11c .M. lunkon R.1lph
J Vu-ami R.altth F.. \'\ ilhntnt.
LC Pre 1clent John R llowurd,
lnw -rluml Ocnn .IUl'k fl. (~airn •
und Ru h.ml I\. Stun ton u •i'llllnt
tn till' (Hl!!'ldrnt (or Jt'\'rlopmrnt.
ott· ul-u invtJhttl in tlw proJt•rl.
~urthw~;r;tr:rn , thL, onl) tH•ning
l.n,o 'L houl in Oregon, rlaim& 25
11cr l'l'llt u( Jhe pnu:tidng attur
nt• in the MUll' untl ::\2 JWT l't•nt
o( the nregun jucliritln a .. alumni. •
mor•• oren to new ideu and are
nu lnngr·r cnntcnt "'itlt remain ins
<~ilt•nt while nll-vo,,erful in titu
tion direct their lh·es. T> pi•·a1
que-,tion.. that the troupe '1\ uultl
like !ludent l!l to oak arr: \'\'herr
tines the college udrnini~tration
get it mnne)? l11 thi mone
bl'!ing u~ to give ua the benefit.,
of n country dub instead of the
hc'nefit• of a eqund education?
What the troure e5"•'ntinll s1n
i~. "U e \OUT o"'n head. Be C'fea· •
th •.• " The snme c:reati,ity it ad.
\Ut'Utc• for utlwrr. j, \>hnt led it
nwny (rom college theater de·
purtmt>nte, off.Broadwny ttho'l\ •
untl ,.. pt•rimentnl thlluters all Thetr Clf'lltnit\' ha taken the •
form of change. 'lb"> be~an by
cr ·ntins a whol~ n~ {arm of
the:tt~r. The, ore now u"in~: thit.
crentinn to chnngr. our ¥<hole !0-
ciel"i. 1 ho: · flo IIC\1 merc::h !~"k • •
~nnomic: or political cbongc:. said
Frir·dmnn but 11 "'hoi,. new wa\' •
ur (Jfl". 'J'Jtj nrw '1\.1 of lffe mU t
be fnrmt·d by ,,,.oplc "ho will nut
,,.~,. "'ho will not cnmpromiSt"~
wlw will nnt ht• cnntenl wht'o tht>,
know 1herc i" a bcller wn} of liv·
ing. Rc\nlution il5 the troupe'•
gual.
Hear ~forse
Thursday! -
United !:-tales Senator Wavnc
:\lol"!e, O.()regon, ·wiU appear
Thur~ l), Oct. 24. al the I..~wic
nnJ Cltuk campu~ He "'ill peak
before the colleg11 audience nt
11 u.m. in the \~ne! Flanagan
:\kmorU.I rhnJ•tl. At 2 p.rn. Saturda~. I ~j,. and
Clark rlnr" Willameur: in Gri •
wolil Stadium. Tht" 1968 homecorn.
ing queen ~ill be crowned In
Pre!lid·~t Jnlm Hnwurd dunng
hnlftime. nnd "uuuumding fr h.
man" award will he ghen to
~ho ,.n mrmben; nf the da .;
of '71.
The men of Lamda Phi f:p ilon
are Ill work now on &heir appuint·
ed ln•k of arranging for the for
mal dane" .. which "'ill C"limu the
fcstivitit'S on 'aturdo} night n
inno\1llion th1 'ear i the annu:d
alumni dance, U"Ually held down
ltn.-n. "hic:h "ill b,. imultaneOU"•
1 haJl)l('ning in "tnmm. People
nr~ "·elcome N \\llnd~r bn nnd
forth, aceo rdin~; to Dick.
An,one interfficd in pruntins
"iJ;n or bemg Sl=ncrnll hclt•ful
nrc urged to contact Dic:.k Youn
at ext. 350.
\lar~ 1\unz.. ~ophomo~ rnn•
1'1"9.. ...-a.. nnl a~ ilahle for
phutuprapb.
\SD \ (;QUO TI~IF. wa• t.ad h all. J\IC"mht-n <tl &hr. '•" FrandM"u Mim~ Troup~ ham h up bor.forr
on l C uucli~l'\r c ()\ot, 18. b..£<1~ launf'htnll "'"' pulitlral and l!ot>C'ial t'tliiiDIC'nlarJ I!Unlil .. dil'tf111Md
o• llUPJH'I t•ho"" ami a 16th l'rntur'J ttla • -l.o& a,hoh> b• Onnund Onn,by -rngc 2 PIO Ff.R LOC.
• untor LC Ca • s tetnam;
Corru ..__, tion 'A ay o Lie'
b•· At'" Cunt>
"The \'idnnmes«' kno~ the war
"'all c' cnluall} end but art• c'·
ploitin,; it ~bile at la"t:< • . • the
10\nltv o( the ~rle $hift" to the • trcmAet !Udt1 •.• Americt~n er·
, 1ceme:. think mo!tl'" of leaving
• • • pot i!" running rllmpant."
The..~ ~ere Bm(mg the obcei"'D·
lion made b' l.C junior Pnul • 'uth nher n ummer in \'ietntlm.
\ orkms for a chilinn C«lmpany
under contract t tram 11 llr up
Jlli(' for the l " \a'" " 11! saw
n good deal Ill l 1e lluntn and
tbc war during hi~ June to .\ugu"t
tn)'· He talked to and worked
~ith maO\ \merican:. jn lhel miJj,
tor), .. mo<:ll the enli.,tcd -the
draftees."
U('on bi .. arrhal, ~tith c:aid, bt•
"'a .. "hocked nt the e:uent o{ th~
confu ion, )ack o( or~nniwtion
and corruption. "$70 billion i
poured into the country and it
D• 'er gt:!t" whet!.' it' ~oing. The
pnrkr; built h)· the rrench in
Dannnf! look like the)' ha' en 't
~en taken care of for years •..
snrbagr• i h~ped in 'ome
tr .. ets."
"Corruption i, n way of life."
he continued. "~ot mnny \meri·
c.nnfi knm\ of it~: f'.xtent-for e •
ample. Vic!! President K> owns
four out of (he r(':Sttfl hotel in
the COB"tal city of Vung Tou."
"hrn asked about marijuana.
Stith aid, "(,ery gtl) ( toJkcd to
had tried it at ll'lbt once. The) ·r~
easier to set than u~. cigar~tles
and cheaper than boote-20 joint
co~t Sl to Sl.50. The tuff grows
all mer South~a t A!.ia."
He said t.ltat no one moles till'
" pt"Ciol ctgarclld''-as \'felllb·
mc"'\e JHr hers cnll them-except
when on leaH! in the cities. ''J\ctu·
nll) it'& no big thing o,·er tllt'rc.
\n,I tLe\ kMw Leuer thnn to tako·
them into combat.''
American troops, lJ,. c.x plnined,
ore not .n,;nm~t tb,. wnr a~; r ~
a th~ ore npadu:tic. :\fan) ufc
onl) "seninc their time." con.
cemed mninlr "'ith leaving. Tlai
includ~ hoth euppon and comLat
troop "E'tcl')'lLin~ j~: w con·
fu!>OO, L'O ill.dl!fmed ••. the} (eel
till.'\ ure •cnin~ no Jll1rpo~"
The Yietname..~ ore neitht-r rc·
(•ecltd nur tru~lt;d b,· the Amer·
can... .Moreo\~r. dHferencc-. be
tween th~ pl'll ant and city· -
----.. ----...
thq•IJcr crenl<· "almost t" o -ocp.
anUt· t•unntrlt'~.. \\itllio 1onth
\,. Jl'ln:un.
"\lmo~t t'lCr\ "lrt•,·t.,irle house
j turned into a bar (in Dannng).
£, cr\ luld) i trving to ca h in on
the "'nr. A hor of ~>ap on the
hind; mark('t cn,ts ~l.SO , The pc()o
rl.-n far a the citit•s are con
ccrned-nrt•n't ~uflerins as much
a they are taroCiting (rom the
"'nr.
"In tbt citie., the r~plc swarm
all OH'r ou, tr~ing to ell you a
\\lltrh or "omething . In the ,-iJ.
Jag " it' ju t the oppo .. ite-UlC)
run and hide from \'OU. •
"I '' 05 m n fi,hin~ ,;Uage ...
I t Ia ink I wa-: the first A mericnn
thr•y',l t!t•n "ithout 11 uniform.
Ever) one peered Crom the door.
wa ·s of his hut . , . the only
\ml"ncans they knew were from
\lurmc oUtJlOSt nearby. To keep
frnm hem~ hlo~n from the water
as V.C •• titer hu\t~ to Cly South
Victnnmt· e ilngs from their
l>Ont •
.. 'fh,. people in thu countn· nre
till' ones that ufft·r. Once 1 ~aw
an old man \\Diking down a road
ncar the sume Ci bing "iUa~c (an
oren controlled off and on br the
\.C.). •' Marine knocked him tu
tlu• ground "'1th hi rifle butt, and
rolh.ocl lum oH:r. lookjn~~; for mari·
juona, Then he "'1\alled awa,·,
le:~ning ltim lht•re. It wa~ prelly
brutal."
SELWYN HALIBUT'S AlL
~rx SHOULPN'T DRIN~ ON THE
FLOO~, ! .. IF 'ffiE ftA. CATCHES
_...__~--....
~rM ·• HE /$THE
R.A, --
•
nnth·e of Portland. ~lith hn'l
"'''en ea.,tt•rn -\"Ill from "-<>uth
1-.•nea to ·\u .. trnlin. He obcent•
that the.-\ tc.-tnnmc~e people on·
cnmplcteh dil!erent from tht•
other Asiun peoples he hao; known.
His ''nrk took him to voriou~ in·
"t1Jlatmn~ from Danong nnd thr.
D\ll to "n1gnn nnd tlw J\mericnn·
built harbor on Com Ronh Bny.
Haul.. wert' mode: in and out of
\'.C. ltdrl area". ''60mcthing likt•
~oin~ throu,zh Indian territory in
a \\c~tcrn ," he:: explains. ·~ e
were :,hot ot often. 1 wa" tt"n"e
for n while, but J got u"ed to it
like C\'et)'ODO e)"'C~"
Stnh tdl~ of one encounter in
particular whh the Viet Cong:
"\'\ c had to drive• 30 mile~ from
Cam Ranh to ~hn Trang through
o cnmmunit<t-controllc:d areo-it'.,
parth ofll'n country and part jun.
gle. l 1 wo" slow dra\·mg he(llll!t«
we had to wntch for land mane
.. At onu point nhout fhc or "IX
men who looked like formeu
.. topped u~. They didn't carry
gun-., hut we knew there 'l'fere
men off the:: idt• nC the road with
gun . We· "'ere driving u private
trurk \\ith t:'Jmpan} marking"
and 'l'fCre dre erJ in ri,ics. l\1ili
tan· 'chicles, unlC!'-< part o { a
.. trong convo), would he om.
bu.-hed nt u >-Jlot likt• thi".
"It wo .. lik~ u lillie ceremony.
Tlw )c•ader pokt• somt. Englich,
He JU t counted heads and a"'kl'd
fr1r 1500 fllastcr-. about $15 our
tnll Tht! money Willi handed over,
the lPodtr 111Ud, 'Thank )'ou,' ond
wnlkt:cl off.''
tith wound up b) st~ying "Thu
pre"~ i gjvins a diHnrted \H'W
of thin~:s 0\ er then·. Some thanfZ <~
were blo" n up-J W86 m ~UlfWn,
lor c>xample, durinR tlw 11ummer's
rocket nttuck&. A (t·w buildinS~ ·
\\t•r,: damaged, hu1 the city's nor·
mol IHe wa mo tlr una ffectcd.
1 ft•JI neW!!papl'r l'lipping from
m) dod nt tht< time which dt··
"'<'ribcd u lltute of kigc."
pioneer log
OHicJUI publication of the A11~o
dated Student of Lewi11 and
Clark College. 0615 ~. W Palo·
tino Hill Rood, Ponlond, Ore
97459 Pulllit~htd t wict• weokJy
during the "'< hool yeur h)' Gann
PuLlishing Co Second clo -
po Ltge poid al Portland, Ore
EDITOR ~lir.~ L. Chn~ten,en
Munoging Editor Julil' Pf'rct•ll
J\dvertieing Mgr. Oon Leap
Advi .. or Gay Jenkin < h tnhcr 22. I
Dear Go • • •
'1\\n tllllcnl>~ nrc at prn) t·r. lite' fir~t hn11 juo;t arrhed at a
tnin t~mllll private, d111rr.h·rl'lnh'cl hlwrul uru; rollelll Jl,• 'IUY 1
I fli \ \K THF:F: J'IJAT I \M ~0 I I I"I• OTIIFR MEN. tha ft!!e
hnve• t•nouJth rl)od. thut I haw mort· thrm cnuugh, thnt I cun bt• J1() ul
mul lL·uvc· n little of L'af'h l..tml of funrl nn lilY plttlt oncl arrange it 1n
1 n
teri•slin~ tlc~tJln!> so the Waller wsll know ol my arli!lllC knowlcdr n
that I ~'ill hove mort to 1111 tomorrow thnn 1 hovt• hod ince I.
birthtlny or Chn ... tma or Vt''llerrlu} thut I Will hnvc C!tpeciall) I
sont'd drt·~ ing in tnmura O\\ ciinnt•r, untl r runhcrrit·!l from New & hi
lnntl, and armnutic tcu from C:t ylon und rir.c from Hong Konv sl
''ontler if thr rcfuJtces in llnnJ! J...nng will l111Ve n nace men) tott. cJt•a
row?)
I Tll\\1\. TliF.E TIIAT 1 J\.\1 ~01' llt~C .R)
\IE\ I nm ~r•ueful 0 God that nt} mrun roncc·rn at the moml'nl
to tlo with wc>ight control, und thut if I l'.nn only work uut my lo"
lc .. tt•rol rlic•t and the proper u••• of lot of pol)'·lln"Oturate~ l
hold Ill) M:igbt do,, n ~o thut I con ~orJlr. mv elf when Chri11
ronu• I am plea~cd that if my natinn rnu-.t httvc n pnlblem it ha
dn with bn' ing too mud1 (noel unci I 11111 Jllcn!ed thot we !>till b .,,..._
t'nou~h ruom to ercrt slornge bin• to hohl nil our urp1u. ~rain.
1 \\1 ~l.AD J \M :\OT tll\f· OTIIF.R ~tE\ that I am no1
t·mrloyt.'d and hungr} onrl thur I don't lhc '" .ome horrablc \
rountr} \\ht're childrt"n hn'tc ~t\mllc•n lll'llic~ and f(lnuromu ond n
ell • oncJ wlwrt· the life cxpcctunr.y j-. 18: nnd that I can ~<end $2
}t•nr to feecl all tho''' .. tnrving 11eople tn \ .. ru nnd Afnco
1 f]l \~K THEE J'JIAT I l.O\ l \1\ COl \TRY but thot I
till' Ru11~iuns ancl the Cuhnn .. ontl the Chtnc~t!, amJ thP neutrali
unci the :<odnlish. nnd 1 h Rt•publat'.llll@ who dhmgree wath
the Dunocrnts who don't ~hart' mr 'it•w ....
1 Til \\K. TIIEF Til \T I \\1 \HAVE R.\TIIER TH\N \ 1l1\
i'iOT, thot J !Jo,e o laond.pninlt•rl m ulull·rl, ovr>r!itUHetl s1lver·liM
zippt·r·ron~rl'd, fur.trirnml'tl, inlnul, ivory.~tudded, dtomond·buH
-wiult• tick thnt j., the en' of all my (t"Jlo\\ member of the ricfi!
c·luh. I am ~roto•(u 1 for Ill} tu~ll· in Jtood leatht·r, and tweed... a
~port c·ar-., and debutont,•-. , unci .. uhurhan li"ing «fUnrtt•ro; with
f•·nct• unci "keep out'' si,:n".
I THA~K THEE THAT I \\ \S H CI-PTED \T COl LECE.
college a ... long 0!" r J!lll in, lnr af all Ill\ friend nrc 0\\0) at c.ch
'\hat cuuld I do? Ho" c:ould 1 race• them'! J\11d if I hove to go
--chuol. 1 om glad it j, to hl' thi11 orw. 1 um glacJ I kno"' some rc
grad-\\}m nre familiar 'l'fith thu en ,. nmr~~ . ancl ho\\ lo clu•at
which door' nrc open after hour and ho"' to Jtt:l throu~th (oil
"it !tout rcnlh trying.
I Til\ \1\. THEE THAT I \ \f F'iROJ.LED HEHE an a re"~
tnblt• t"oCiwol ol re~pt.'ctohlt• pnrt·nt' untl thnt I con rio whatever t 0
~
J'lle~,;c, Beca~'c [.am re.spc'Ctnblt· 1 u.m an the ri~tht Jl;roups I ~1
tlutang the raghl gtrl, ond I am prt•parulll (or the n~tht VO('ation tf. 1
\\ iJl mn kt' tnt' "t'Ciltt!. JOII
I Tl1 \NK TnEE 1 H \ T t \ M '\0 r COM MOl\ like "tudents 1n ~n~
:-lnt<· u1uver«1ll or commuter- liT pc•upl.. w hu work tht•ir way rhrou i
or peoplt• who don't lu1'" ronnectwn ... or tteoplt• wtth forclftn·"'Our 11
ing name~ or forci~11cr .. them ·l'l\'1!"'
I 'I'H \~I\ TIIEE Til\ 1 I \\1 ~0 I' DIFFF.RI\1\ f that I look h
rn · friend• that Wl' •pt•aJ.. "'uh th,. •nmc rJi.,mtcr~stcd e-.preo. 1c
that I con ufCord to '~cnr the cnntinc·ntul look in clotht' .. , that 1
not mnkt: rn} !rienrl-. uncom!ort.lhll· b) cliHcring with them in p
tic ... or economiC'- or mO\ ic" or mu ic: or nmthing.
I THA \K 1HEE TIIAT 1 ,\:\1 A CIIRh1 I\\ that I nm ~tuar
teed a plart:. 111 heaven and thot tho••• "'hn don't 1 hank 1 he w O)' I Lhi
won't Jtet in: that bt•jnJ! a Christian lund ha rnadt• lnnd pro~r
thut I hdong In a hig daurda \\ith ri\t' minister und four )'1'1
~roup .. and on organ ~o finr· thut we can't find anyone good enough d
plu' it.
I TH \ \k THF.E THAT l A \I .,0 GOOD that l contribu te moll! ate
to the rommumty chc .. t and ght• w tm church and buy TO ~t.amp 11
Chri"'tmu ... time ancl hu~ Lirkct .. for thrtl· c honty boll" each yenr 111-\'t.l
1·nntrihutt canned good~ ut Thnnk l[ivin,z time ~(
I 1 ~ \ '\K THEF Til \ T T ~\I \0'1 \ \lhfrT, that I belong, tb If~,
pcoplt hke me that 1 ~tav till n~tht thang~. that l can hoJd my liquo ~ 11
oncl thot I 11n1 ncn•r o wet-blanket. '1
I TH \ ;\ K THEE THA 1' I LOY Jo' HUM\ ITY SO MU<..n. but ~
I can ~elt·ct tht one .. whom 1 om to love f nm ~trntdu l thut I don't ho
to I on~ evc.>T) one.
J Til \\ K THEE TH \ 1 1 HI "iOT WOJU 01 't that 1 don't ha•
'" lm l)ther pcoplt ', l..t'cper thot 1 luavt. enough problem of my o
ond Jon 't intcrfen "ult otlwr pt•otlh·, untl nulion.. ond ide.al'O.
\\ [) C.OD IlL£"" \lu•hcr and Duddy, my gtrl and me
four oncf ~0 MOR [
Anti the:: other "tudcnt; un uprt•rda ~man, with the heard and tb:
hulk) we4ater und tht· Jlll'rcin~ C) c .. and the un"'a .. hed lool.. nnd ~
unwn hed ~mell untl the unor~;nnitcrl lift•, und the :supporter of ~
unpopulnr t'Ull'·e~. who wn the butt of joke· and attack- b) th
rower" on t"umpu .. , thrc.w himtodf on hi unmade bed m the
rt•rrs .. t's o( lai !eel) off-cnmpu roomin,:t hnu t• ht·Ot the pillow
hi~ fi 111 und cn•urnc~d into it (,QQ[) c.OD, 11.\ VE MERCY
Rt•printcd fnun \lntn c Mu~uzinc·
WILL BE TAKEN AT
VOYAGEUR OFFICE
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
CALL VOYAGEUR -EXT. 200 or
236-2724
FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW.
TIME IS LIMITED Ortnhcr 22. tobcr 22. 1968 E£R TOr.
•
• ountry Debates Change of System
• t arrived nt a l1y Tom F.lllkt•
lei{~ He 'll.IY The LC Jrclnnd ~{roup hM found
rtJ Ell \fEN, tho I~ ('If mvolved with I ri~h national
hat I can bt• Jltl ~olitic!! nnd votinr. But here. the
ntl nrrongt· it 10 anntrover~y and cxcttmont 111 not
nrtillt ic knowlerh •ntcred un the eke tiona.
1ove hud 11inct· In tend nttcntion JZ' centered on
tnvt• e~pcc.tu lly 1 nntlonol referendum bnllot
it'" from Nr~ luch could change the political
1m lion, Kong. !I em for the J rish One aspect
1 nice meal to dcnJ with wbnt the lrit~h hnve
rm•·d ''revt 1on of con11lll uen·
R't t:!l" nnd tn the US would be
at the moment milor to renpporuonmcnt The
•rk out my low 1'l':llnd iuue which den) with
.un..,oturotc~ I proportiona l repn•.-..entotion n
lf when Chrie lt'm by whteh political partie~
l problem it Ita 11in or )o,e ~rnt" in the lri!'lb
that we ~till h "arliment, the Dnil
.. urplu" groin. Tiu~ governme- nt in power,
that 1 am not innn Foil. hn introduced this
,me hornhle \ :Cercndum in the hope that both
;r;lout·omn and ,v. qut·-tions will be:. approved. The
I can ,.end $2 ,. prupo&al would . erve to put Ire
i \£rica J ncl on o two·tlarty •puem und
R \ but that 1 h ~.,Jnncc the rt'pre!lrntatio n of the
.n1l the neutraU fftrrnin~ and urban orea11
grcc: wuh l'lwrr ore two principal oppon
h to the pre•cnt ronstitut ion.
m Tn \ N \ H \ nbor nnd f. me Gael are VIOlent
ltuffcd. cilver·li It opJlt>! r•tl to the chnnge and they
!J. dtamond bu! ttnte in n pnmphlet that the pre
'lbcrs of the rid' 'fll Rmr.rnmt•n t hn" propo'lcd the
• and tweed' !f•Cucndum hcc.au e they realize,
rtunrtt'r" w uh h1·y cannnt •tay in officr. very
\ T COLLEGE.
ITt' a'~ ll'\' al !!Ch I . tf I hn'~ to go
know '<Otne rc
bow to cheat,
et through coli uch longer under the pre!ent
ytem."
The) make comporic.onl't be.
cen Fionna Foil and the fl'·e o{
u1.i Ccnnany. Evel) Conn o(
mcdio i being u, ed by tl1e op
nents for a lo'!ll ditch stand
oin~t the referendum.
iER £ in 0 re' It i!! surprt an~ that politics nrc
,an do whntcH:t aged on 1uch u bri!lk and ser
ight group ... 1 i u~ bo. i11 here:, in n country
ight VO('otton tf ~l·re the people have on eas)
omg und rourtCOII6 attitude. But
like 14ludents tn o c :~oon rcollzc!t that tho lri~h
their way throu ke tlu~m~ lves und their politics
~ith Corc~ign.~our:: raoush There. are "~evero l reo·
for U<'h e~c1trnent m politi·
~ T. that I look h· Utl!.
~re .. ted C'\pre~ u Fir~t. Ireland gained its indt
clothe", that I lllii.!rldt! lt~te from Oritoin onl) Cifty
o"ith thtm in r ago. 'lmce then It ho" be·
nything. nlt' a urufu:d. '<mooth working
that J urn ~tuar ntl)'. due to the con~iou.,ne~~
k the wav 1 thi onene "· Group feeling and o
lde land • prosp ng national zest have mode
and four vc e 1 rish more a\\ nrc of ho" frog·
ne gnod enOuJ.th Dt• i~ the proce " of democraq
UH) ho\\ quick!) II can degener.
contributl' mon ate into AO'ernment border to
huy TB ~tamp lunge ond control. The ultemn.
;1)..; ench year 11 vc to democracy is un exper-
nct• \\h1ch wo recent and
•h 1 1 b 1 b &iglucntng. The lri!<h feel that • u e on~, t all . h
In hold my liqull-cl~tt: rs muc more at stake than
.-c) I IC ,
) \IUCH but tlu l that I don't lw
• t.hnt I don't ha
blem~ of m) o
J, and 1deo"
1 and mu-tudents Discuss
oreign Countries
Lew:i .. and Clark 1tudent""' who
h.lvt• returned from over~eas
udy, ond ~tudent... {rom other
untries who ore attending LC
he beard and ill lead the coffee convercattons
bed look nnd tl\ lelliinniny toda} 0t't 22, at -~ p.m
,0pporter of tli Me,ico will be the topic for the
attoc'l; ... b) tb' r 1 ., ton. Other discu11 ton~
Led in the d~ '11 indudc \' ugo Jo,ia, Oct. 29.
1 11 Qat1dia Arabia ~o' 5; Persia, l' ~~1
~Ji~\ ow 11 and Japun. Nov 19
ide'. panel di!!CU!-"'ion.. . movi~
diapl&\• of irnportnn t a. peel'>
the culture of tho~e countriCF
-
or til UJiplement the convor~·
ll
lntercMed mt-rnber .. of the com.
nit} or" ut~ketl to t•ontart Ann
crr.oA. box 1481, or Mary Di·
lnternntional Student!!'
,oulrtll.e in Templeton College Ccn·
Plncc of the meeting" con be
obtutned {rom the<~c people.
"It ,, our goal to do 11omc C'<·
rimc-nttng with international
rop:rum -th1.1 ,ky'" the limit
to what we can do," t'tlYll Ann. ~~!~ond, the countr · hn n fnm·
ilinrif\· and informnlitr tu it due
to a ~all ~eogru(lhical ar,.n, n
population of onl •l,OOO,OOO peo
plt> and 8 nationulistic feeling so·
ing bock o.t least 1000 )ears.
The uvernJ;te per on rnn fed
that the go\ ernmenl con bt· mold
ed and adopted ea'il}. The politi·
cal pro<'e~s hns not b~t'om~ in
""titutionnlilcd p•t. E\'c'n phy ica).
I) tbi" «ecms ~o. as the Dail i
:o.ituatt·d in the center of Dublin ' Jll"t nero"" £rum Jo••'s grocc:ry
::.tore. 'fhcre i~ no Congres~icmnl
~" 1mming pool here or Cupitol
H1ll pnl1cc prr .. cnt to make sur,.
that a ••iRitor will not spit on the
t.pot \\here Gt:or~te Wu~lrington.
Daniel Weh~ter or f'r.mklin
Roo,_c...,dt once did hi~ thing.
Finally, the lri!lh conctituti()n
can lw chaug«'d verr t!&Sllf,
which this rdcrcndum i• attempt·
ing to tlo. Til(' Unitl'tl State i
bnsicnll} tic-d to what \\0~ t•stob·
Ji,hed in 178i, but Ireland i!! uble
to e.·tperiment with it political
form . Pnlitk io; le in<~tilution
aljzed in what it dOt's and in the
nature of it-. propo~ak The think
ing of people i along the line
of "hot i-: pouibJ,. H• do in the
future.
The.> (hcr:;ea" "t udr expeditions
lta"c been a ucrt..., if the,· lu" c
helped "~llldl'rH to 'ee thai then•
urc cuhure11 ond 10 ·titution out·
.. ide the Unitrd "'tntc ... whirl& an·
Jll'<l ns good Ul thn<~c• in the ll. ~
ln rny OJitnlon it ho.; nlrc•ntl)
dune ... o. I I
'Fantastiks'
Begins Friday
Wl1cn a feud ari.;es among twu
once-compatible familie"" the en-
uing cnnCiicts Cllll have fnntn tik
re,ult.s. ..The Fanta tik~." h)
Tom Jones and Harve~ .: hmit,
v. ill be verformcd Oct. 24-26 in
Fir A··res 'Ilu:atre on the LC
Clllll J1 II ",
Curtain time for the acclaimed
,,fC.Aron'l"ay hit, which has been
~ota~ed for eight succc ... ~ive )'ears
&n the ~nllh·an Strf"cl Thelltre of
~~~\ York. ~·m he at 8:30 p.m.
The leud!l. \~·hicb arc pluvccl by
3 frt"~hrnan. "' tran fer "'tud<'nt,
and u enior, include Bub
t.lo\'tuchi a• El GaJJow, Linda
D.avi u Loui u. and Tom Enyart
u \latt. The tunc 'Tr; to R~
rncmlu:r .. hdp to et the mood
for the fantu >, while "~on It'
t..unna Ruin" j._ another well
known -how number.
\tlmt~ .. inn 1mce5 \\ill be 1.50
l(lr tudcnts o.nd LC facult) or
11t:~ff , and $.2.50 for nduhs.
Correction
The• price of ticket for the
I<J68-6'J Cultural Am :reric< will
Ll· 5 Cor 6taff nod ~tudents and S8
(or 1111' gr.:nernl pubUc. lndhidual
:ulmi~siun prices will hr. 2 for
"'"£( und tudenl.$ nnd $2.75 for
till' genr•rnl publin. Tickt:lS are on
,.aJe at the Templeton lnfonna·
I inn Oc .. k.
eren
When you open your U. S. National
Bank checking accountJ you may
have nothing more in mind than
a practical, convenient low-cost
way to handle your college tunds.
But you'll discover that your ac-
FREE
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Unlttd St1tcs N•llorul BJn• of Ort1on • Mtmbtr f 0,1 c • I Page 8
• in1011 & Garfu11k el
Musical
Standing Pair Rates
''' f,lari1 ,i/Wrr \ tnnding c1V'ation from :t ca-
pacity crowcl morkoo the end of
onr. of I lt., fin•• 1 musicol conr.erts
of it kjnd that this rcvif!wer ha•
e~cr ecn, u Kt N radio Jlr¢Unt·
C(l Simtnt &nd Garfunkrl, Ot:t. 18
ut Purtlunrl' :\lemoriuJ CAti~um .
A II honor that the cruwd offered
"U!! well d~er' ,.tJ as thf! mu icnJ
pair di11pln)cd the tnlent that
ho11 mo.rlc tlrem (,ne of th~ lnrgesl·
elling mu ical ~roups in the
CJmnrry.
In u lake of light from the t\!Oo
JIOt un th,.m, they appeared
{rom the dnrkn~ ond be$!an to
ing man"' of th•· 60ng, that hnve
made them famous. OpeninJ! with
"Mrp,. Robinson." !rom th!! movie
.. 'Tlu~ Graduate'' , then ~oing inti)
"llnmewnrd Bound,'' the cap
t urt~cf the oudi,·nc:e , which de·
l!i rt•d no e cape. 11t,.re \\·as re
llt.lttnrling appfau .: a ft~r each
numi~C!r and in omo: en• before
numbr•r when the ~uitnr intro
du~ti(Jn vlrre recognized.
f.ven though the '!Ung4 ~ere
une.s rhnt mo~t o{ the c.rowd had
heard man) time! before. they
wP.rc performed in nt.-w wa)'l!,
making them all the more re·
wurdin~ for the fans in the audi.
enc~. 11tey appeared to be t~inlrlng
the ong ll! duw relt the wngs
houltl h·· un.,: at that moment.
'' ithQut pre-plannins. addin.IZ new
harmonic" and guitar accompan)
mem to the old tandard •
uch ~'ngs a ''I Am A Roc.k,"
"For Emil)' Wh('n«rrer I Mav
Fin.J Her:• ''F'nkin~ It," .. At Th~
7.A•o" and ":::carborough Fair"
p••url'rl from the loud~peakerR on
eith,.r l.(j,J,. of tl1t' tage. dro~'ll·
ing tlu• hugr: body of people in
the lteaut) of mu .. ic. Paul Simon'"
\wrd<~, mu'k.. .tnd tJ namic gui.
lnr and \n t.arfunkel' harmom
anJ arranscmenl3 c<,mbined to
creal., n .11ound that wa 0 im·
Jlre 1\t' the audience hung on
CVCI) note D if h) p<lli:tt'd.
~·me comt"d)· v.a added to the
ho\\ u" Paul :-imon commented
on twc. c.ritic~ '' bo hnd written • atton
about rhdr pertormanr.es in nther
due• In rm~ cn&e a rev1e~ er In
Cl~v,.Jand, Ohio interp r~t,.d th.-
ong ''At The 1..oo·• 1 a satire on
tf,,. innu,.n~ of Aim:an music in
roda)' popular mu1UC. mc:e
ther,. is nu po• iblr conn.-cuon be.
'"' een tht· ong and the interpre
uuion. laughter broke out aero
the building. Also Simon'& cspla
nnli()ns on the root• {or some of
biB eong." ca11 ed mome.n~ of
laughter.
If rh,., great talent of the l1lt'A
on•J th,. beaut~ of their mu~ic
were added op, the I ~t number
th~y ~rfonnt'.d ~.,.,uJd equal tht"
sum. For moment all of th,. Jight
in the hou!(: ,.;ent out and all wta
ilent, hut then from the dirt»
tion of the stag,. wa heard fam·
iltor chord patl,.rn on a sw·
rru and tuddenly th,. two pol
ll~Ii,'tq o~~rheod witched on. cap
tunn~ 1mon nnd Garfunkl'l in
ta} of deep blue light. The Jml·
t~·m.. on 1J1e gwtar &qok d,..finite
"hape and the poir began to l'iing
their aJl.time great~t •ong. ''The
&lund• or ilenr,. " When thi
numh-.:r wa" over, the audience
a if drown by th~ mu•u:al no~
tO'.(" out of th,.ir chai~ and up.
plauded a if thC) n~er wanted
th.. ingen to J,.ave.. The) got
their with, in purt. 1!1! th,. pair
come bock on the etnse and !ADS
.... ,eral more 6<1ng.s. When the,;
left the stage. the crowd agnin
ro~ and applauded, but ~on
and Garfunkcl wer~ to ~ een no
more. the oonce." wa o~,.r.
LC President
Sets Convo
Le~ i~ und Clark College Presi
dent Jobn R. Ho"'tlrd ,. ill nd·
drc-membeB of the academic
eummunil • at 11 n.m. Wedne&hn.
OcL 23. TI1e president'& con oca
tjon i ach,.duled for tht' Coonctl
Ch mhe.r f)( Templeton ColJ,.gt'
Center.
Notice ! !
Friday, Oct. 25
is the FINAl DAY for full
refund on text books
A penalty of 20°o will be imposed thereafter. Re
~uests for refunds must be accompanied by a
sagned drop of course sfip.
The Bookstore
count is excellent for budget con
trol, and an acceptable financial
record for tax or other purposes.
Best of all, you will have become a
recognized U. S. Bank customer
and that's a lifelong advantage. '
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Terwilliger -• PIO'\ E ER LOG
Pioneers Blast
Offense Finally Pacific 41 --0;
Comes Alive
I ''" i" nnll Clark·s offcn~t·, a).
nll~lll non.r,i!ll3nt in tltt< lat'l IWc)
nuting , £in3lh cnmc alivt• Ol!L th~
Pinnc.-r riPIIC:d on un nncmic
Pacific c•lf'\ rn, 41 to 0.
The gam"· for all rracticnl pur·
Jltl&c'~, '\\a" o\ cr after 1 he Piu·
Df'i!T" had rudtc~l up three ~ores
Ill 1 he first quartr•r.
h took quanc.rbl\cJ..: ~kip ~wy~r
ju'l two minute .. and t'l\o ~cconds
to put I C \ln the M:Ordroard.
~""'er" hit fre•bman tight end
Ken Reed on a 63 ynrd rnc that
I'"' the ba11 nn Pacific'~ three
'ard line.
On the ria~ Tom Tote hit
JIA}ilirt and thl' Pioneer:-; were orf
nnd running.
Just one minutt" and fott}'·Onr•
ond~ lott·r, tLe Pion~r got
their ~ond TD. Jon Jaqua
grnbLrd o punt (In hi" 0'' n :u, nnd
rart•d all the: "a' to the end zone.
Tbe Blitzkrieg wa n't quilt·
0\l'T D . \litb 8:•13 )eft in lht• Qllllf• • ter. 1'om Bo' lc rnn in {r(lm thr•
$, nnd the Piont.~n had on in"UT•
mountabl e 21 to 0 }earl.
Do} J,. put h more "n tl1c core·
hoard bdnrt• half·time. as he l'l't!nt
in {rom one vnrd out. Tlw kick rtult•cl hut the Pionc•rr had 11 com
lnrtahlr. 27 hl 0 half·timc: nd\'tln•
tnge.
,\hhuugh the oUrn"c' \\11 the:
hi~; ltlr) in the fiut half, the de
ft·n~ • ,,·a r-qunlh tlcnl~tting, ll
not motr• u. Pncific \1 ~~-hf!ld lt> a
\II\ t " ~2 'nrd ruthin~o~:. and
onl" 'l ·ani through the nir.
Cunt•h fred '' jJ~c'n \Ht!l ~,.
trC"md} plen , cl oH•r thr elden·
... 1\C Jllh) or ophumort1 Mikt· Zint•
ner nn.t lre"lunc•n :\lil..e R uruy.
Hu ur j~ hllinR in for the in.
JUrt•cl We Bingham. ami j, doing
" (in~ "a fine j(lh,"
With the first team ~itting out
fur prnr.ticalh thr. entirf'! s!X'nnd
half. the ocond and third ,trin~
hncl nn opportunity tn ee Jtllme
• nctwn.
Rr t·n •' qunrterbnck Uu ,,.. E)·
ler I'Dmtu~rr.cl ei~tht yard at
IO::J2 in the final qunrtt•r to in·
rrc•n c• the l'ionccr lend to 34
twin! •
1\'orthll t:~t Conjn nt r <itanding.,
" L 'I Pet.
"rlhml'lll' 2 0 0 1.000
I nr rt'lcl 2 0 1 1.000
l.c"i~ & Clark 2 1 0 .66i
"hitrnnn 1 1 0 .500
College of Idaho 1 2 1 .333
Podfic l.uthunn 0 l 2 .000
P:~cific 0 3 0 .000 Finul &tnti tir.~ ~hoM ri tlrnl l.G
rullr•cl up ,{20 yurds in totul of.
lcn•w, '~ hile hulclinv PncHic to fll.
Fur d••· ~umc· Parr [u: wns lwld
tu " Ml \£ .._ I 3 \urd~ ru~lunf.l.
(,nmmenllng on the r.tnrne,
t'nach \\ rl l'll i10itl. "\\ c· ROt to
plu o lot u( pcnplc· rlmt 101•
piiTinnt \\ ,. plnyctl oil rc•ervc:"
0\ l'r lr.sl r thr. gam!':. lhrc·ricnt'c'
likt• that i 'aluublc to )'UIIn~ hall
plu •'f!!."
"Our dt'fen••~ ~~~t it<~ thircl t~hut•
out of the sca"Oil," c·ontinucd Wil·
•m. '''I hn lwlcl P1h·ific to n ·13
'.reds ructhing, whit'h i rt•nl goud.
'"' t' hnvc on uutct.mding dt(cn•iH•
tt·am. Our 1 w n deft•n h tl cooc•hr•!l
hnH~ done u rcalh fine Job.''
Looking nhc·ncl, \~ 1l on nh.
I .. ..... l . k. "'r'C\"1'( , l\ I' r•t•ln tu ll fliC' 10(1;
up monwnt mn, nnd • '' c· un p:omg
nt't'tf it ttc\t Wl~t'k rtl!llill~l '\\lUI·
man. and tlw followmg Wt'llk
against '\\ Jllumcth "
F i r .. t Down!<
Ru~hinf!' '\ nrclnRc
Po .. in~ '\ udngc
Pu "•'"
Tntol Offc•no;e
Fumble Ln•t
Punt
) urd.. Pcnnlizetl I.C Puc.
15 7
178 -13
142 77
6·26 6·22
:i20 61
I 1
3/:'.1.7 8/26.1
IS 7 Or tol.x•r 22. I
Jack Des Bouillons, editor
• u rggers
tn )nck n, .• 8oulllon•, "iport/J li.Jitur
Tommy Smith and John Carlos hove been thrown off the 01
teom. They are being told to leave the country and go home. W~iD
Woll, the reason hu to do with their actions as human beings.
The U.S. Olympic Committee , dominated by whites who lu'JI~~·
long since lost their relevance to the world and to the athletic
turo, wants Smith and Carlos to act like shuffle butt NIGG
Tommy Smith and John Carlos want to be, and net, like BLACKS
It may come u a shock to Avery Brundage and the reat of •11'.114
nnlle old men who dominate amateur athletics In the country ,
the Olympics do not exist In a vacuum . As Howard Couell,
sports commentator , said last week, "The U.S. Olympic team Is
a mlcro·cosm of the United States -a country torn by racial ...tr>•
between white and black"
The Olympic Commlttoo would like Smith and Carlos to
lie. They would llko thom to represent their country, to rel~n!lt~
the American way of life. The ,American way of life hat been na,th•"'::
but struggle for Blacks. And so Tommy Smith and John Carlos
fused to shuffle. poa
They had a duty -to themselves and their people -to sptCIO Vl!. out, and speak they did, loud and clear. d nl
The reaction was typical, and should have been expecte d. ~ 1 Tommy Smith and John Carlos should know that their voices ""tl n
heard d)"
This comer Is proud to applaud their efforts for human dlu"sn:or
on behalf of oppressed people everywhere . lt Tran J' an Dinh
Here Oct. 25
Tran \ an Dinl1, Conner South
\ retname • amba ~.odor to "'a~lt.
angton. D.C.. will speak in Dinins
Room& }. I on Oct. 25 •• \ prof· • I.C pu hed their tnlly o\er the
ron) mork nt () :31 when third
tdng ha('~ La r r} Graser
pln•hl'd 2i ~ard11 {or a touch.
rio\\ n. Fix Leads Way as Harriers Down PLL~ ::
~n(
Jnnnl joumllliG t, 1 ran Yun Otnh
quu has amha ;;allorial po .. t in
prQtcst lc) thr~ ~nr m \'ietnnm. I .m ~r t•n•led up the
lt•ntlin~ grountl gainer
\'ards. •
How we serve
you completely at Pioneer '~.
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POIULAIID , OU~ON b) /nc</; n,../lnulllllnA
Ocpth wa~ tht l..n "'uturdny U"
thl'! 1.''" i nnd Clark cro coun.
• • tn lt>UOl <\\e>flt to 0 C:On\tnCIO~
ui to ~5 \iClOr) 0\Cf Pacific l.ulh·
cr:m ot Tacoma.
The Paonecrs cnpturctl eight or
the fir!$ ten plnccs to tlominote
the meet '\11 hoiiJth running unclcr
dnucly kics nnti rain, thn I.C
sqUall ''ll& nl'\t'r scriou 1) chol·
len~eJ on tht· fa 1 nntl -cltlom dll·
manding cnur,r·.
For th~ ~t.ocond week in a row.
Oa'c Fi-.: lr.cl the Piont•cr hnr·
ric·r with n time of 20:51, which
wa~ gond for first plan:. It wus
hi· fa lc•l timt• of tht• )c:nr.
Keith "oodnrtl fini~lwd ccond,
dO(' kin~ in !t 21:1 l, alro a per.
.. onnl best. He ran side h} ~ide:
~ith Fix mM<t of tit~ rnce, until
Soccer Team
Beaten by OSU
The Lewi ancl Clark sot•cer
team dropped n hnrd fou~hl 5 to
2 dcct11ion to Orc~un r,lntc lu!>t
..... uturda}' ut Ot•hn Pnrk.
The r.quad. 1 ill look lllfl for rl
Cir"t ,·ir.ton, wull outmnnned m
tlw imvonnn t po~ition• on lht•
"in~ ~; and down thr• middlt~
Tlu~ Or••gon State half hack lint:
rontro1lf'cl the: lt•mpo of tlrr. ftllntc:
nnd onh porlldjc raid by the
Pioncen. up•l'l them. • The 11:ame wa plu) ctl nt nn c,;.
lrt:mdy fa&l pncf•, with ploy mo' ·
in~ from one t'nd of the field to
the other.
Lewi und Clork could not "lop
OSU'!! left winger, who manogcd
tu lnm home two goul--
"The team ,,il] b811 to work on
tht' !.a ac lull o{ the: gnme,"
commt•ntrd conch Ulrey O'Arr.).
''I hopt• people realaz~ that thi
toke& llme.''
'Mw ne"l match will he wtth
Rr·«'d Cnllcge ul Rt'ed an Satur.
,Jar
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Hon.,...ll • r ... tu H I SSftlnt Tecln" 111d
~~· 22 lriiWIIII loU. In rood CDnclltlon ,
Alto 22 ullbw lroomlnr .-1·•111-•llc une.
Cell Gr .. urll 11
E.rt. S40 "' 244-5741 Lu,. .., .... ,, at ASLC lot I~ tht• la<~t mrle when Fix mnna~c<l
to pull ahead
Thirrl place went to Pl.U's G<ln
gd, the on1> Lute to rinhh in the
top five,
Boh Byerly ( 4) \1nrk Mnndol
(S) nnu Lnurie Rcntschlt'r ( 61
rounclt·tl out the scoring for the
Pionccr'l. Mandel Ahowed much
• ampr on~mcn t O\ er pre\' IOU~ per
foranances and oppcar!i ready to
regnin a posrtion w1th the }t'nt.ler ...
\I o fini'~hmj:! for LC wen \Like:
Frtzgt'rald (8) and John Jen· on
( 10)
"Tlw team i coming ulong, and
if l'le con get Dorman back into
tlw line·up, \\c'll be u lut !Strong.
cr." ~omme nted Coach Eldon Fix.
Onrman has rni .... ccJ the lo11t two
ruce. due In an injury. but ~hou ld
b~ reach· soon.
"All of the (re ... hmcn estobhRhr·d
cur,.cr be~l" and ore 'howrng
cuMitllent Improvem ent t'nch
week,' conchuled Fix.
\r xt oturrla)· po,~s a .. tronp
chullenge for Coach Fix and h1
hu r ricr, u 1 he)' cntcrt o an !Itt•
U111versit) of Portlnnd at Pier
Park. The Pilot~ Leut Wrllometh :
on ':iuturduv, u team that topped
harrier, o they entertnin tbt:
lht: Pioneer in tlwir l1r-1 ml"et
of the -ra~n.
On October 16. the 1 ( h-et.h·
rnt·n run u~tain ... t Portland Com.
munity College on the Pionet•r
com JIU'~ and won 21 to 35 Running on n threc:·mile con~ [
\\ ouliurrf won t'UIIily with a I nt
of 1(1:10, folln\H•d h)" wamm h'l
Rr•nt r.hlt·r ( 2). Bvc•rly (3). J
1:1011 (7 J nnd FitrAI'rnlcl (8).
Recruiters Here
\rthur llnmw, o:e'l.i~lont to 'TI
,Jt·an of tlw F'lt•lclrcr Srho•;•~l .. ~in
Law und Oiplomnc\ \vllt
view I C ~llltlcrll• llllf~re .. ted
•liplnmolic carct•r on Oct. 23
the Plnccmenl OHict• 2 5 30
Tom \1n tcr ·on, Cln5.~ of
l•rc-.enl h c•nroll••d Ul the
rhcr ~t·hool, noo one of 50 ~tlllilt.T
<Ito ··n frurn throughout the
cd "lult•;o. fnr .. rud) there.
Jamr Phillip•. clistr1ct
tive of th~ Roy 'r.outs o{ Aml'
\\ill lu~ in thr• Plnccmenl
Oct. 2·J from 9 n.m. to 4 ~'·''"·
• • • mtenrrw ft'lllor mf'n
in h••cnmin~ Sroul c't'<'Uirvcs.
( u plttin Frunre" Yoko1 ,
\1 cclieal '-'pt·<'ia li:~t Corp p~
rrd roun,.clur for the ""i'<th
,\rm). Prt',idio of 'ittn l'r ........ ..,
will hr· in the Placement
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tcrt• tc•rl in erlu('ntionul and
t•iul opJiortunitie !; oflr:rt•d by
,\ rmy in O<'t'Uputiunal th
ph) iral tlu•rapy and diotctir.s.
Fur apJlointme•nt or
tlcscrihing the nbo,e oppo
itit•", vi it thr• l.C Plun~ment
fi('t:.
United States Senator
AY
leads the vital dissent to American poltcy in
Viet Nam. Sen. Morse must have YOUR support
and asststance lo 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.