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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 25, 1968 Volume 27, Number 5
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1968-10-25
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)('tobt·r !!2, 1
trts tudent Con1m ittees
lan Intervis Proposal
editor
~ers Hrrc we gn 'round thl" mulber-
hu~h. &O rarly ln the ocodemie
Once oguin the iMue o( in
itotton of atudtntll u( both
••"c:8 in on-campu" LC Jiving fo
ics ia ht'ang da ru11t«:d hy
bl"ra of tho community
"toon nftl·r Pre.Udcnl Jfoword
rued down the intervillitallon
npoSGI of prlnl( term lnr.t year,
rk wos lw~un on o new propo-
1 to 11ttllmit thi fnll The Intt'r
rHito,tdenre llnll Council und the
IHfrnt WeHnrr. Cummittee, work
r.lo"~el)' IO!lt'ther, come up Wtth
1d go home. iclea for o Jiying e.xperimcnt.
,uman bolngs. 'On !\fn) 27, a three-page pro-
whites who wu cornplctl'd. It recom-
to the athletic ,·mr~ntltd thnt the OJ1portunit)' to
fie-butt N JG •'rmine tht! hours of intervit~~i·
c:t, like BLACKS um, il an)·, be initiated on n
md the rest of .tl ho i in the bottom Cloor of
n tho country,
ward Cossell,
lymplc team Is
~rn by racial .l.r• der anfl \fonzanitu: .~\.20 nod
of Copeland; tht bottom ent~t
of Plott, nnd 1 ht· lower Ooor
,\kin, during winter term J 969
hili experiment would hove
•d Carlos to ueh n" n compo rit&ve
"'•r••~~ nly'sifl of grnde~ ottoined oll untry, to ,.. • h b 'o;h;ltfu·cc t rmA by thtc 11tuclenta )jvmg ·o as een n nd John Carlos cql che t·xpc:nmc·ntol Ooor!'; lnlCT•
ftJ'W5 wath tht R.A, anvolvf"d · an
1 t aDonymou" que tionoare to dis-
peop e -0 SJM aavrr tht fcc.-ling~ of the indivi-
d ,d ol rc!ltdrnt !ltudent" anvolved
~n expecte . ..1 h .
1 n t ~ t·xpenment; on exomtno·
their vo ces '*'tl n of tlte intrrn' tlione-t, ond
r othc-r criteria propo~ed. The
for human dig,. ' posal t'mphnsizc·,. thot re._pon-
.a1llt• moint~noncl' or intervi•ita
)1 n !tours hr the ._ttadent.o~ will be PL u voluohlr. to the 'ucc~c of thi"
~111prrimcnt "" thE' re pon•ibl~
ndlinJt of tht• privilegr. extended n
u thrc:e-milc: cou;ro th~ mcpcrimtn tul floor~ durinll
cnoeilv '' ith u t nter tt•m1, 1969
Wt•d hr tcumm his propo nl would hove been
• BH~rlr (:\), J
Fit.J.gero ld ( 8). overs Make
ers ~ere ltf'ish Magic
fl!, as~stant to
~o-.
1 1 c -h 1 rfhc l.~prcchuun"' ore olave ond r t-Ic 1er .;x: ou . . 1 d .
loman will in: mg m( thlt
1v~a
1cesR on· mstru.
·.' M nt 0 I c r1~ 1 0\'t!rS.
Ients mterc-..t~d melimc• known O!l "The Uni
crs. on Oct ... 3 n ~anger for thl" song the\
Orfice. 2-5:3? r de fomon", the four ln<~hmen
n. Cia " of 68 I he on campu~ Oct 31, ol! pon
llt•d nt the f the Homeromtn(Z Celebration .
one of SO 8tml~t· performonc~ wJll begin ot
uou~thout the U8: 0 in Fields Dining Room.
tud> there. \II thr Rover: ore veteran" of
ip!i, eli trict ataa\ateur lrbh voudeville. Will
Scoul"l of Amt· Ccorgl' Millar brother" from
Placement I)" J\ntrim 10 ~onbern lre-
o m. to 4 cl, heRon thetr mnl'ical career
men int u poir of spoon" ond a but-
• out t''t·cut ivl' . kt.:r uccnrdion Thev came to
nee~ Yokoi, , • with their immJ~a tiOJ:
li:tt Corp Y und played vuriou~ reott.ou-
for the altlh '" for mt-ol tickets. ,r .;;8n Fr! irnnh· Fcrgn"on, {rom Belfa'!t,
• Placement
ervit•w qt uclt-nl~
lcutionul anJ
1e.. off ·r•·d by
uputionol then
v and diatetic
enL or
ahovc: opp1t1rt~
LC Plot·ement
E
policy in
UR support
as a rank
war.
. sers -
n.
•
fltort• Committee ycrl "all ,·ou con ent and
nk" too until he met George
lur Thf')" ull upptoured on n
,nnnian kartdie" 11bow hosted bv
man to become the fourth
mLer of tht group Wilcil
l1u\\t-ll. McDowell who wo"
frurn Antnm Count), wo.
tor nf the "\11-lreland Chom-
Acrordiom!\ t · perhop11 the
t"O\ eletl tit If! of T n1-h
·an~. A favMite M~ng with
uutlit"nct• wn" ''The Unirorn
gr-rs."
A'~,. thnn two week after the
p hod met the\ recorded the
and htocnm~ 1 h~ fir .. I "lra11h
ackwood Speaks
\ t.nndidatc for the U.S. ·en·
Rnlwrt Pnck wood, wiU ap·
r h~·fore tht· l.ewi11 ond Clnrk
1rm·nUJnt )" in thf' Templt'ton
:ouncil Chnmber ut 3:30 p.m.
Oct. 28. Pock wood will ~he
hnl"f •~cch, them open dar
oor for qut• tJon, on c:ither lu11
ch or un) •··IUe thnt he doc
cover \ ll ~tudrnt ~. facuh),
stofC nre welcome. submitted to the proper chMnel11
et~rly thia year, but being nwny
from the 111~ue for thr ummer
gave thtJ 11tuden1 on the two
comm1Uee" n claunce to loo• nt
the propo llll more ohJeclivf'ly
Quc~tion11 that nro e inclutlt'd
would it hi' poMiLle to hnvr ln
tervi .. itation on ju.ft tht' lowPr
floor o( \km or would not mem
here of other Cloort, surh n1 (ope
lnnd, wonder why F-20 wne rho
lien und not their own floor?
In the JOIOI mt'l'tin~t of rRHC
and the <;turlrnt WeHnrr. Commit·
tee, it wa ugp;efited that the uv
in~t experiment n( wint,.r term
be forf(ottcn nnd omething "com
pus-\\ ide" b~ proJIO!cd ... omt! of
the po,,ihilities for futur~ pro
poc;al" are (I) th1• right for livinp;
unat11 to det,.rminr th1•ir own
hour<~ of intervisitation , 115 pro
JlObed ln11t yt'nr ( 2) the ril(ht to
determine the hour11 of inttoni j.
In lion het ween the ltoun of noon
ond 9 p.rn. dn1ly or ( 3) 1111 pro.
pof'ed by Copdand dormitory
Tue~day ni~tht, the ri~tht to dNer
mine tbe hour of mtervi11ato.lion
betwten the hour of noon to
m1dni~rht Fridav <;oturdoy nnd
Sundn)
Rooks Elected
The nomeo; of six freshmen have
been added to t.he li11t" of LC lltu
dent admini~trators .
Leadin~ the rook nre clots of
ficer Tom Jordon, pr~denl;
Rod Lee. vice-pre· ideo I~ Kcllhy
Ingber, Eecretory and Barb
Wong, trea!lurer Senotor ore
Doup: Jones ond Dave RhHI,
Frc!\hmen voteo. in the election,
held Oct. 22. totaled 279
Another imponant &s!lue on the
btlllot the referendum and initia
tive: propo!!18l wno. carried and put
mto ef!ect by n 3 to 1 mar1un
Thi.. dnu~ give.. the tudent
t.he nglu to propo-c: statute und
independent]} of the \SLC Senate.
It abo give:" them the right of
controlling the government, by
bein(: able to npproH• or d1 ap
prove of nny action taken b' ~n
ate. AU thot i required in both
c.ac;e-. •~ petitions bearing the
name-. of 20 tudcnts ond te~t
de~ribtnJr th1· amendment or pro
po5al.
Homecoming
Is Happening!
The Men of l1mbdu Pht 1:. p•u
lon will pre~nt their unnual
Homecornin~ Dance No,. 2 m
Field .
Btlled n on international hap
pening.. and titled "Haram~e."
or "let• pull together," the LC
1968 Home• ommg wiU bo cli·
mn'<ed with <1 -emi-formnl danct•.
The international theme wo"
cbo~n to treo; LC involvement
wirh other rountries. l.ewi und
Clark 1 well-known for itc extcn
si' e o, er•ea. program und ita
lar~e numbC"r of forei~n et udent ....
Pro\ ading mu111C for the evening
will be the Johnn) Rcitx onhe ..
1 ra. current!) pt>r(ormin~t <II the
RooraniZ 20', Room in the llo) 1
Hote-l. lntermi ~<!\ion wall ft>uture
ound '68 and tht• coronolion of
thi., y~ar·., Horneromin([ ttueen.
\ ~imultaneou happc-nms an
tnmm with thr \lurnni Dunce
~ill tcrtoinlv make thi§ C'\ening
1 he mo11t "-'citing eH•r. Tickc.-t
urr a~niluble at lunch and din
ner .md at Temple-ton lnfonno·
liOn De k. • I lewis
and
clark l..cum and Clark Coll~g~ -l:.stnbliJhrd /867
\1ol. XXVII. No, 5 Portland, Oregon FrUJ:.y. Ocrobc1 25, 1968
Construction Priorities
Out ine During Convocation
An optimi11Li c and enrerpri5ing
(ro•hng was conveyed by Pre!i·
dent John Howard u h~ an·
wNecl any ond all qu~tionft
nhout rhe V.wis nnd Clark rondi
tion, oHeretl bv thr. handful o( &lu· • dent nn.-ndc:es at the WedneMlay
11 u.m. convocation in the Council
Chambers.
After o few opening rt:marka
concerning t.he progresa the
bdmol hoA mode, Pre!ident How.
nrd told of plans for new con .. truc
tion de. crihed the LC eronomic
ttit118l10D W~f'WI~t:d th~ incti"G e
in enrollm«>nt librury t:xpon11ion,
and the mterviaito~ion poliey
fo ar .. t on the con truction li111
is o one hundred bed dorm ne~t to
For.-"'t H11l1. for which a lfi"OUnd
hrt>al.:ing ceremon)· will be held in
BJ1proximotely 45 day , t.he dorm
hnulrl h~ ready by next fall, he
Micl. fo",.hruary 1 will mart the
beginning of u law ~hool four
unit buildin~t c:omplell: complete
with library. locker room and
lounge. Tbe law achool site .ia ad
jnr.ent to <"nmpull on Terwilliller
Extcn5ion .
Third projer.t hefor~ the end o(
thi" acsdemic \·ear and the nne • with top priority is o !lcience fac-
ility wlueh ~ill couple major
loboratorito , ~minor rooms and
hcm .. in~t of aU cienre in truclor
oHacet~ \ nima I l11bs for the P~v-• eho)of" Biolo~ty nnd Zoolo10 De-
partment wdl al .. o have their
plnre. The paYintt of Griswold
parking art"o i~ planned {or the
near Cuturf'. llo"'ard ~mid, as "'On
o.c; more fund are rni~ed nnd nn
ahf"rnot~ parking solution for the
durotinn is found.
Proj«ted for later is a Per
forming .\n-Center mtuatced near
E\•on flall. which wiU rontain
two tht'atres and po"~ibly the art
department. Once RD<Hne j5 va.
catt-d br the r.cience rlc.:parunent,
the building will ~ rt:d~ignt'd
and reddined for a po ible social
sdenc" center. Tiae plan i to re·
capture space, ~o ther,. ehnu1d be
nmple room for growth, he said.
In 11n11"' er to the que. .. tion 'What
j, the economic c-ondition of this
rolle~e? ", Holtard replied that
it ha ntover bet!n bener. Lewi
and Clark qtil1 h!h ttOrne paJCt
J\lbt , but ~~ million ... a mode .. t
fil(urc to owe accordintt to lnm 'CoJl,.gCll t<uch aB Lewi and
Clark hov~ continuing financial
prohlt:mtl 110 we wall ne"fer be en
tirt•lJ in th,. clear. Howr:v,.r, we
haH: o wund financial footing
and community uppon is at a
Cine, su6taint"d level. Ca«h gifts
l1m year amounted to $2.8 million
which was the larg~l .,ingle year
tutal C:\'"r. That cleared some
d~Lte, and allow~d ror eome COD•
trur.tion a well 011 a bnlancced
budget."
To un Wl"r frara of an increu~d
enrollmPnt policy, Uoword gid
th,.re wall a frC8hman claM ac
cr.ptoncl'! ceiling c-t or 500·550. !'0
tluu ~\en with an improved re
l,.ntion perc,.ntage, top tonroll
ment would be I ,900 undergradu·
otcs. The low c:hool's future pro
Yidr for 500 11ludent.&. and with
120 ••xpccted in the M.A.T. and
graduatf' program, th~ combined
toea) would be not mer 2,500 to
2,700 tudent!!.
Thr. faeuJt,. tudent ratio will in. • crf'o&e from 1 ~1 to 15-1 for eco-
nomic reaEon , wnh quality of
{Dcult t r sed. Howard f~J,
that the be.."' curriculum i" a man,
nol a course, &O LC wiU l!trive
(or a timulating (aruh~ to make
up for 1 he inc rea •t..-d tudent·
tc:urlu~r ratio.
Libran· expan11icm j,. allowing
for W,OOO worth of books thi11
)eur, which is the maximum
am11unt the etaH can handle.
F.H~r) · requested re3~.arch rc
re..eoource hn ~n upplied. 100,-
000 hooks line the ebelvc5 no"',
Lut cal'acity sti.ll won't be
n•ach•:d for five vean.
The president•l'l 11pecilll com
ment on intcni~itation wa .. I'm
agin' it''. His decision rW5 on the
prole< I tort of the privacy of a per·
on' natural lcepinJ; hours. He
doe belie'e in etudeot freooom
to U6C onr' o"' n diKrction in liv
ing one' life. but all the orher
people in the li' ing area are com·
promi c.-d if rherc i a vi itor on
the floor after. reuonable hours.
Student& ha"e, in a ecu~1 pur
cha~ privtJ~y and lhlll preroga·
the, he o.aid. Tho c who fed the)·
mll!;l lle fr,·t~ to ha' c vi itor<~ at
rho~t: hour& ana hn'c re"'idencoes
off {'".ltmpu&.
Con\(K"&tional a ~mbly will be
Students Show Slides
of Portland Poverty
'fhc "Sight and Sound" of Port
land," "~Untmary of a eummer'l'l
work in the target povert} area"
or Ponland. "'ill he presented for
the &e<:ond time Oct. 30 nt 11 a.m.
in £,an •
'fhe tilidce.o;ho,.- pre..-entntion wifl
he rna de b' the 22 ;otudeots \\ ho • workt·d in fi, e Portland area for
an ll·M·ck perioc-1. A communit)
rni~e proJect on 3 volunteer
ho Jot {or lhe l'chool )C'4r i
J•lrtnnf'd n an off-~5hoot of tho
umrncr progmm.
There i~ a three-fold purpo~ e
to the prowam. From the t·om
munity 11tandpoint, the .student<~
atll'ltlJllccl to fill 11 :>«:ial net'<~ .
1-rom an l!duraliunal standpoint,
the g.1ined u.n ll"''llr~nes.• of sd(
along with the opportunitit"S to perc-.-he the most imperurh·e
problem in urban ~iety.
The third purpu e. in an at·
t~mpt to diminate the .. country
c:: lub-colle~e-on . thf"-hill'' image.
was to hrin~ t.he LC commnni t't
do•cr to Portland. 11U aspect
ei!meJ to put nrious paru of
tlw t..'(Jinmunit) at odd'~ "'ith euch
nd11•r. ~lembc-r of the group at
tt-tul~ onl· of the ~ontro\er iaJ
Cit\· Council park curfe"' b!".at·
in~ an•J were ~atrd behinJ
mt•mbers of tl1e LC Bl>8rd of
Truslt!~ • \Vlaen the,· w~re inf.
fnrm!!d of the nature of the pro
srum, thl" lrll tee I'AJ!t '"~ 1!1111'
prl!c that an) une wquJd "'-ant to
l~aw "tbut IM-autiful eampu .. to
in,·nhe rhem~lve unn~Xe!saril
with th~ problem of othe~ held ~·cry 4 or 5 w,.e Qu,._.
tion ur o~rvations on an) ub
ject. ~~~cially audemie!!. are.
rncouraged.
Speaker Set
Ron ) oung. director of Youth
Work for th~ Fellowship o( Rec
ttndliation and an active member
of The R~istnnce. will l!pcllk on
.. America Needt1 'omiolen t Rev·
olution," Monday, Oct. 28 at 7
p.m. in Dining Rooms J-4. The
sp~a-h and diM:uasi<•n 1111: epon
so~d h>· SOFA.
Young. wbo i under indictment
{or rP-fu ins the draft. wu one of
80 Americans who trnveled to
Bratis Lava, Czt<choalamkia. la.st
) eu ltl meet with on t>qual num-
ber or \'ietnamecoe who rcprC!!Cl\t• -
ed the "ationnl Liberation FrtJnt
o( South Vietnam and the D.-mo
cratic RcJlUblic of \ ietnam
( ~orth \'it'tnam). The conference
was orftllJlaed to inc~n c know·
led@e and understanding betwee-n
thf! peoples of Vietnam and the
Unated States.
Young j .. aLr.o n mt:mber of the
admioistrntive rommittee of th~
~alionoJ Mobilil.lltion (:()mmitt~
which spon~ red the m!l dcm
onstratinn IIRaimt th"' war on
April 15. 196i. in ~n Franci~
and Ne"'· York. and Kr:ved B& a
ma~hall at the demon tralion
at the Pentagon on Oct. 21, and
in Cbic-..a~o during the D~moernrir
Conn~ntion.
He travtlet.l to lhe Domini·~n
Republir: three tim~ in 1966. Ht"
mt"t with Juan Bo~h amf a nnm
~r of other r ligio~. labor. and
tudent leade~ ucLiv~ in the Re
be11ion of 1965. During the ume
~riod o( time he aUended 11 con
ference in Urugua on "NoO\;o
l,.noe and Latin .1\merk.a.n Revo
lution:·
Youn~: and his ";ft" Trudi will
make the Lewi and Clark cam·
pu" t.hdr hc:adqu rte.t5 during
their "\'WI to the Portland area,
Oct. 27 to 31.
Majorinr Head .. .
Speak ~ at LC
.. 1 The Electorial Prcx:~ Ade
quate?" ~m be the topic " M.ilre
\tan field. l!elllllc mnjo.rity J,.ad
er, epeuk .. to the l..eli i and Clark
communitr. Man ~fie1d will appear
in the Temrleaon Council Chllm·
her 111 4 p.m. on Oct. 26.
Man fi"ld "''ill be introduoN by
rhc· incuml~t candidate for the
l ' 'enate. Wa)'lle Mor~ whV8e
i~ll rl~tiun effort lan field i"
in Oregon to uppon • -
• Pag" 2 PJO'\lfR I,OC~
;Hue ga!
1 he n:ttion-,,ide l>O\C.Oll of llifoani.t tahlt•
gr.tf>C' b t1tc llnitcd F.nm \\ otkt.·~ o,~;~nil ·
ing ConumttCt." or \lo 1..-CJO ha' spse.ul to the
Portland area, .1her gre.tt ~ucce " in the huge
ca tcm markch. GrcnH'l' ;u-e c.lumpin~ 1hc
rCIUIJlCd grnp~, On the \H.,t CO:t'\1 dtic'' :ll f.tr
hclO\\ normal prire,, btinging .1 good pwfit
to the latgc lhain 'ilOJ c,, that !ltc\ <.<m't be conn.·ulcd with dw ~~~ ike.•. •
II j, 'ital to the fmmwm kcr ' 'IT ugglt• for
union re<'ognition (w.tgc,, ,,·nrking contli·
tion,, ~cniorit ·• retircmc.•nt , etc.) chat Cali·
Cornia gr~pc' be bo\COtt<.--d. The grower h.m ~
u't:d ,cab Jabot to put the gn•JX' on tht• mal·
ket. and ha,·e refmed co ~c.-ognilc tht.• right
of tbe worker-, to bargain collcctiwl) . F.umwork ct' .md their l:tmilic' c.mnot aa
rt•pt that :m~>wc.• •: the.• 't' ike h.ts hecn b'"Uing
fo1 tllll'C \c:u' now. Picket line' ol ,lllclt•nt,,
dcJ~)mcn, .tncl c·otuc.•tned 1 iti7lll\ ha\c h~:c.·n
'l'l up at the two Pot tland Ua~a 't 'UJWI mat
kt•h (nl the Uig \ ch:tin) to inform rmtomt'J"
nr what l\ h.lppcni ng 1 ncl win ·rc.•a Ill\ of
flllmWnJh•t, h.nt ,j,itt:d ,chooJ, \Uch a~
l t·wi' ami Cia a k in .m cHotl to build \upporl
IM their bo\con. •
Tlw \nntl "huclga · "P""i'h for "mike"
h.t, bt•c. omc the 1 all\ mg cr • of the migt ant
\\Otlc.·h or Odano :md othcl' G.tliro, ni.J gmpe
t~nh't' · R) helping the f.umwmkch to rc
pe.tt it ht'l'e in Poatland, we hop<.' to clraw
:u1cntion 10 their plight, to the.• lMttlc the\'
.trc w:.~in~ and 10 the cc.onomic. fHC~\IIH' -
1hc ga.tpe bo\Cotl -whic:h we can "'l' en hdp
,lJjf L the b;uance of powl't in this unc\'cn
conflict. Ownc.l'"' and manabre' of Portl.md .uca
c.hain 'tore .. lun e not on I hcen appro;tdtt:Cf
J..>, the £armworl:c1 btu also b church and
ivic group,, who n'l that table btTaJ><:~ be
rcmo,t.>d from their 'hch~' until the J,'l'O'H'r'
negotiate with wm ke~. Their rcpl h .... been
community forum
BSU 'Neglected'
To the communt t}.
Dear Dr. Ho"ard
We the Blad· rud~t Uni.on,
fed that ,·ou ha\t• b· .. n neglect·
in~ your dutieo~ &!! president of
Le~i .and Clark College. For the
Ia t thre~ wl'eks tbe Pioneer Log
has publi,hd articles that are of.
fenehe to the Bkzck Stdeni:J b~re
on ca.mpu • and Black peorlt!
e' ~"f"Y'\ here.
While the Bl11rk Studrnts arc
bert: on campu~ ?>e wm treat the
opposite races a:. human being1>.
hut we rnu t be treated like"''U\".
\\'e feel that there should be some
'""P tax en tn amend the "'ron~t
that hn been done. H them• i"
nothing done abou1 these anicl~~.
"-'t'! the ''Black Studt'lll Union" "ill
rf"taliate.
\Ve tihouldn•t ha\e to brin~ to
\Our attt:ntion ~our duties n!!
president, but at the Jlre'!CDI time
we find it n~•<~a.rr.
The Blarl.: Student Union
Spitz Answered
To the editor:
Thi i a reply to ~lr. Thomas
R piu: J~uer whieb labell!d thi
wratcr a a plagiarizer, made the
inference that I wa unable to
pre_i;('nt Chica~o in an unbia~cd
fa hion and Mid that I auumed
to writ~ •l'ithout knowledge of
.. ori~inalitv and individualit) ."
Fir t, the article I wrot,. war.
taken in pan irom one of my col.
J,..eguc:a. a tudent reporter from
the tlnherl!it) of California at
Herlu: ~lte). H.. ad\iel!d me to U6,C
ha article wbtm J relate~ to him
Lite idea of my fonnat willa tht"
J'hotogroph s of Chlcago. 0£
• our c. he alto ad\i!e~ me to
make M»me correction and arldi·
lion lo hi 'W,-lcome to Chir..ego"
t-pi odt\ ~ hich I proc-,.t"ded to do.
Mr. Spitz. if this i11 plag~riling
thf'n I ~·ill turn in my ~a~ta card
ond ,."entually burn my diploma.
AI o, I would Lil:,. lo infonn vou • that I hue n~ ,.r heard of ,\fiJ.:r.
Ro ko of ll•e Chica~o Daily e" •
but if ou can t.end me the-oolumn
that I UJ•ro edh· plageriud I
would be more than happ • to
r r.ad it.
ln ccmtinuing with your c:harge
nf laot<.-d reportin~ lr.t mr. uv
thi : {rom my \'antage ,,oint,
which wu an escr.llent one the
Mc.C .• rth, heudquanen and Mieh.
i~11n, what T witnencd wu not
imply an e:l'8mple of ellt'f!'!•ivr.
II!!C of force by your l'it' police
again"' peaceful thouda pro~ora ·
tlH~ d,.morutratofli, against nc.-w
men ouempling to report the
ec,.n•· and ~ent, again•t innoco•nl
pa~r by. that Ita& arou~!d '"' ul .. inn. It i"', far morr. profoundly,
thl' pirit of rcprr sion epi.
tomi1ed b) Mayor Dale), thot
M:ern to ha\e rlominntt·d your
cit>, damllKt.-d the Democrn ti~
party and hocked the world.
I'll n~rcc ~ ith 'ou <.1nd C\'ery
on~ else that ccuril) precnu·
~utinn had to he tal..(·n to be
urr thnt lh!! thr~tened march~
and demont~tratol" did not ~~ out
of lint'. or r.ourse your police had
lo I~ on alrrt and out in ~rength
at kr.~ points in ~our prav. ling
cih". or <:our . the candidates and •
drleglllt:!ll and 'j.,itor · like mv~U
had to bt· protected from bodil)
hnnn.
But 11 dor. not (oDow that
peact•ful ril'mon!ltrnuon• of war
prot•• tor hn"' lo lw pre,ented
und disr•erl!t'd, that e' t•n lav.-nbtd·
ing ctti:u·n bod to he terrorit.cd.
that club6 and chemicals were
hemg U~<ed ~ithout di~cramtnn
tinn, that police nnd troop .. hod
to Itt• ntlletl our in ~uch numbtm;
tJuu the treet . uf Chicago rc-
(·mhk-d IJungary 3nd ~loH"o v. of
the fihi • Pr<~gu e llnd Mec~ico
Cit) of coda). l\or can it he !4l.id
• • m your or anyone s argument
that e\ 1•n in the fa cr. of provocn.
tion, lun e th,. forcc•s of lav. nnd
ordr.r the right to run wild in de
fianre of tbat v~n Ia" and order • "hirh the, v.ere crented to pro-
t«t.
In dft.octhd) den)in~ thr right
of u ~ernlth to Mlme prote .. ring
group~. and in bl()('kin~ thf' u~e
of ~ldin Field for n mat-me,.,.
an,; durtug thl" ronveoti"n your
cit · nuthuritit·~ onl) -el thr. !IB(ote
lor the· \lolenl'e that rt>arhed it"
elimu ~ t•dne&io} night. In un.
Dl't'e" ,Jfll) in!li'lting on ,.nforce
ml"nt 9f a ,..urfew in u pork where
l.tr~·· numlwr of protc.lltinll
} oung Jlt"OJllt• hncJ p,.llrefully ('On.
fP''"J(atl.':d , \our authorities only
mad~ it inr:vitnble that heuds
would lit': ba hrd und bodie
l~aten ,
Thr. OuJ,.} maciUne in ita At·
tl'mJtl to prut~l tbe ''imag~·· of
it dt) b) intr.rfcring with news.
mf'n and photograph•·r reponing
this "iolcnre, .Mayor Dalt') onl~
uc.<"~ed in cJe .. tro)ina thot im·
ngr..
"1'"" dergymt'n , young women,
rl'lfJOr\er and delegate! , not to
mrntion Jlf"Dr.eful clemon ;trotou
nr1-btlutcn h) vour policu in
\our l!lret•t it i not only the im·
URt' of Mayor Oaley'a fiefd.,m
that uHrr ; it 1 thl" cuu ,. c1f luv.
und ordt>r. frr•·dum nnd dt·moc·
ro~' of which uu· mlf'rtfepende-nt
~fllncthing thor Muyrn Daley, uti
w••ll u your f'lf, Mr. Sp111 dC)r. n't
fi.!•t·m H• undenn und.
So I a k you, .\fr, Spitz, if you
'IOII"rr at th;• Hilton Hold (iurinJl
thr. dialurhnnre ~lav didn't you nt lt'O"t tokt-thl· hlindnr."• from
your t•ye nnd rt•ulh look nt )·eHir
cit) in it ~r,.a te~t wc:ck of em.
ba rra .. ~rnent ,
You~. in Pr.Bct' nnd Brotht•rhond
Rirh Kronmon -
Ticket Re trict
To the community:
I would like lo coli nltcntion to
the vital nnd nll-irnporlont job
thnt the odtrunil!tratlon hos gi' en
our o;ecurity department in the
role of protecting the student
body of this .. chool. In fact not
only nrt• they Jlrot(.'Cting U!< but
they hove found n nr:w vchirle to -reduce th~ -chool' tlr ficlt ot the
C:I.J)tn ... c and (ru'\tro.uon of mnny
!ltudent driver" You mtght ho'c
noticed we nrc paying I\\JC:.t O!l
much rh.i" year to receive t tckvt!l
for "allegnlly" parking.
In the pnt~l few yenrfl wu hnve
M~en nn ""eqlowcring need to e~
tnbli~h und cnforrc on unflc:\ible
code for rmrkin~t . or hove we?
Ha--thi compu" lwcomc· so
lnrp:e and ronjt·str·d? I it ncec •
ul) for n commuter to park in
{,ra!<wold to Jtirk UJ1 hi mnil?
~hould \ ou rcceivt• o Lickr.t for
par~ ing in nn empt} vi itnr' lot
for fiftet•n minule nt 7 a.m. on
"aturdn ? Ju~t how important
•· our ..e~urit) depurtmc·nt's job
of parking rontrol?
11u" need Cor pnrking ,-onlrnlt!
it~ ohvio u~l> important, lnu it hns
it lirnil«, 1 bclil've• n point hu
b"l'n reached 1 hnt re 1 rir.t rlw
freedom nf the tudent In U!i<!
the.~r campu' In e!l~<enct· the IIYI!· • H:rn ha11 het·ornto ndiculou Ml) in·
Ot•xiiJJ,. PeoJIIc are ht"inr mol~ "'·
P.d in tht• nnmt" of u need that
really i•m't there
We ei1 h,.r nerd to rhnngt• our
parking r11dt> or instruct tho&~ in
charge r>f it of u mort• tlt'n ible
mrthod of pnrkinR c.ontrol. Per·
hap i !iUing tick<'! only when
then• is n real need oJleninp
parking orl!at~ to tudrnl in the . . 1'\ienang, openang new commut,.r
art·all, ma~ mv man} of the H'l·
low tnnt· tnto loacling znnt• , nnd
heinJt more fie iblr. woulrl be rl'lll•
i tic for our ~tmall, relaxed rum.
pu5. But, pl'rhop ~ wr. nr.,.d thr.
inromt• to Pill for our new rhnpd.
David Cray
Cia « o( '70
No Slur lntct1ded
To thto F~ilor
C.ommunkauon i• I' XI rem ely
irnportnnl in today' .-ocic:l\ F'nil·
ure to cornmunic.-utt! r.on r,. ult in
mi,understandinr. and mieurulcr
f>landinK on the world s.c·c•ne run
r~ .. ult in war. while "'" thc• rlo
mt tir. 6C('n~ it r.an rt>1uh in vio
J~nce . <htnbt•t ~5, I
re You Free?
I C limitation nrc plucrli nil ) ou, o hurnnn llt'ing, and yuu du n
nboul it; if ynu play the· otlwr pt•rf!On't~ gnme1 IUU! do not c·vcn
lion the fnrt thnt ynu clu; if p111 huH nllu\~ r·cl ) our moral indi
tton lo hn n·phtct·d bv worn out slognns nntl •lo~mn • if you
allowed ,·cmr humun r.mnmillncm t to lm n•plurc·!l hy in tllllllonnll
\OU \IU .. \ I..A\ E
l f hnwc:ver. \OU dt'mond rcrtnln rif(hl~ 1111 n humun being (nut 111
J\nwricnn 1Ju1 II" a rrul lie h unci blood pur· on) ; 1f ynu dt:mond
be n partlupunl in your u~n llfn ant! not nwrdy o recipient of th'
hnndt·d out to )OU; if you plncc eol'inl ttl Jllllll'ibility ohr-tuJ of
hurnun comrnitnwnl: if ol tlw toll of )llllr prtoflt) lt"t comt•s
hopt:. ,{ream .. and li~Jiirutiun s of oth••r Jll'nple • 1 UFN \ Ol ARt
FlU I M \ '\;
Jutot who ure the sluw!l in tculn)' t!Ocir.t ? tl11 until rt>c
(hi~tnrtcnlh peaking) the lu''' ,.,..r,· c•nsy In itlt•ntif)-thry
black ~kin . 1'odov thi i not tnal', In f11ct, tlw lllnck todn) mak • pt·rhnp" the ooly ~troup that i;;; frcr..
Blacks in tluc rounlf) uM<rl to play the while mnn'11 gnmc•. ~
con •etut·nr.e• c\en uflc·r they wt•rt• rt•lcn t·d frorn lc•gul lll)ndngt•.
n•mainecl in a ,tule of la\l!r). Ancl thc• white pt'llltle workc·d '
horrf, thrnugh bc.uting , castrntion!l und hunging , to make.• I!Ure
lllnck knc"' hi "plnrt•" nnrJ ltl) ec.l tit crt•
But todn}, thl' 131ark are Mying, "c hnHl hod it We ore
lon~er ~oing tu remain in the pottition ) ou hoVt• u !!.IJmrd to us.
art· tired of bcint:t ~>hot and hnn~c·d tlwn huffling nround !IO}'ing "
Charley you nrc --o good to 11 .. ' \\ t nrc human hcing.. and
D I• 1\l \ \0 to be trc•a teti n udt."
llumon diJLnaty, hurnun nr:ht • Thut i'l thu hnttlt• lllnck nre 'II
ing. '\nd an clomJ( .,o, thin hove nt lr·nt~t ~w.t frt•t• thetr mind .. , i(
thdr bodie.,
\nd theo lhert· ure the rc"t of us. Tnkll a good look uround
fellow ~tudcnts . \.tt· )Oil frt•c, ur at«• ~on u ftluvt:? (
Oo you parttdJlott• in ,,hot i hnJipt'ning to you? Do you imr
ynur o\11 n -.hots in relation In vour 1i ft•! l>o vou l!t't V«)Ur own g~1~n
nnd lht!n et your own t\lundnrci!l of rt•nching tho l' ~ools? Do for•
r\·er roi .. c your voict• in objct·ting to nmcthing you conl!itlcr t•1 ~
unju!lt, or ju .. r plom lupid?
NO \'OU OO\'T1!! Cour ~ und dusH'!II are l!t'l up for you.
nrc told whnt to take what time to lnkt• it, and if }OU ore lucky.
may pick helween two prof I! ( ulthough thi ie not the cuoce in
int-lUIICt'").
The prof ~et up tb~ gonls of tIll'
nlong hcbind. Then nt the t•nd of tlw do and you quieti r ""
quurtcr, ht! C'l'rti fit"~ that
huvt• once nJ(nin knuckleeJ undt•r.
Come on, wake• up. Open yunr I')C • Quc• tion what is happen
to you. ju~l n .. the Blurks in thi rountn wol..c ll(l ond qUe!lti
what ~·a ... happening lo thf'm.
If >'''u do, you will ~~.· that you nrt· no hotter off thnn the 81
werc }Cllr" ogo, e~cept thai you don't (act• tht• threat of phy· .. icol
lencl!'. No you ae a ~turlent nrc ju111 co •trntcd mcntnlly ond ki
~pjritun lly
1 h"' war I figure it. iC Iliad• ~luvc" run fn·•· thdr mind<~,
~tude •nt dove:" con ulso. All 11 tukt."' j., couragt•,
I more community forum
A mJ~under&tn.nding occ.urrcd in
lu 1 Frida)\ Cull-\(c. hhmoel
column and it needs to be cleared
up-right no\\. wus tryjng to moke \\0
Rouk wnultl not !Jco trenlt!d
,.,.,·und •C Ia ~ if I hcv would
thinking of I)Wmf.ehet~ 118 !IIUC
No lur on an\' rncc lqC
Frn
S}u
dt(
Ol\1
eb
l
,. When "upper cln'. man" made
references to tht> Nerro in Amer·
icu, he Wlh ~OT -.aying thnt to·
dny's Block jump" ~hen toltl
to ''jump," nor ~ll!'l he &aying
thnt todn) Black WO!I u " econd.
clns5 cit11.t>n'' or 11 " econd.cJoss intrndccl. J
J nc k Or.s Bouillon!!
human Ltmg ' pioneer log
The point he wu!' trying lo
make v.uo:; that in thl' JIR"l, whill ·~
tr•·lll!'d Rinck<. u. l1cmp, ~e•cond
r.lull!l und the Blncks took 11 A,. a
r••t~ult, thev vicwf•d 1hcn1 elvt•, 011 OHil'ial pnblicnuon of the A ~r1
ciolt'd Student-. or lewi!l ant
In '"I! t>cond cia ~. Clnrk Collt•gc, 0615 W P,o~ !fi
line llill Rontl. Portland . 0~ ~II.
97459, Puh!Joehed 1 wire wetl 1
Whut houlrl how bt•cn empho rlurin~ the -l(,hool yenr by Gtt Jl
ued and wa not wu .. thnl rht l•uLii !<!hin~ ( o. ~t:cond cl
Rlal•k nrc nu lonJ(cr tukin~t it. IIO!Illlge paid HI Portland. 0
Whih• it i" f'till tnu• thut BJork EDI'I'OR J\licc L. Chri11ten
.trt lrcatecl UIS beinp; -.e,·ond clu !I ~lnnuging Editor Juhe Per
IJ\ whites, the) nrc: no longer 1\d\f•rti !lin~ Mgr. Don I ··J
!'.cond-dn .. in thdr nwn mind.. .\dvi or (.,a) JcnJur
111t' .mulog) ''uppt•r·dutRman" it
,-..:..:.:.:~=~~..:.::.::.:::_.:..::=::.:.:.--=============::::; lUll
United States Senator
leads the vital dissent to American policy an
V1et Nam Sen Morse must have YOUR support
and assistance to cont1nue tn his role as a rank
ing Congressional opponent of the war.
We MUST have student canvassers
each weekend untrl the election. •
Volunteer TODAY by calling 224-7072 ,
or come to Morse H Q at
1Oth Street SW and Washington. 1'h
h Oc:t ohl't 2!1, I PfON(ER LOC: Page ~
~e? antastick' Linda Davis Views of Chicago Given by Panel
1g, nnd you cl11 n
1l cln not c·vc•n ~
rour morol indl~
ogmo!l: if you II
hy inlllillllto tutll
Inn be in tt (not 1
; tf yuu dcmund
~ rrcipic•nl of th'
1ilit y ohrucl ol
I fit) I it'll COOif'&
'HF. ' YOU 1\lU.
Up until rc•c
idcutify-thry
locks todn) mo
! moo 'l' game. A
kgol bondagu, t
[Jeoplc worked ,
, to mukfl "urc
hod it We ure
u ""igncd lo IJ6.
around ~oying '
1110 beings unci
tie Ulncks nrc: "
their mind!l, i(
tJd look uround )
lon?
you? Do you
'let your own g
tose ftouls? On
you con<~ider to
t~cl up for )OU
you nrc luck},
)I the C'O~C in l,oH (or peoph not o det~irt• to
pn• " thc·m1 is one of the reo-
• n6 for Undn Uo\·i • lllH'r•·~s be· f,r.• un uuclic•nrt· .
An t.C tht·atrc nanjur and pros
Pf etiw· ~ltm ·h grotluote, l.indn
II t nr in tilt' rr.t urn of till' sum
mer tlwntn·' nm~h mu~ir:ul, (ht!
FrntnJtiks on Oct. 21, 25 und 26.
S)ac• radiate· &uch n sincere •·:1·
you quieth hu dtt·rncnl ahout tlw pluy nnd her
e certifit·' thot own roll' thot it would be impos
alhle not to n~k whnt is so special
whot i" hop~n •out Th·· Fantrutila?
up nnd tfUe,.ti l.incln cnnl!'itlcf'!l its economy 85
oH thon the Bl
·eot of phy!\icnl
mentolly ond ki
&heir mind•. t tc of tlw grcatt· t 11 <~el . "It
am flO much li h· into t~uch o
tort pcriocl of I ime. Mood II., stu.:h
a. de nlution und winter, ur•·
t'ntc:d hy 1111 I itt lc· U!l n !in~lt•
Dbt t!."
J ",\cting.'' hl'l rc~els, ''is 0 vi ible. :-------t ngihlc• rrc·orcl of your own •'!X·
f i lenrr:• ~lim••, t-specioll ', pro-0 rum d!H'•'" a philosophy ol living. Bt ..
'o makP. wu• u~c· lhc actor is conl'tuntl)'
not Ill' tre:atc·d t!Uting, hi~ increll"ed u warcne.!!l
the) 'o\ ould o hi 6Urrnundin~t5 ~au e him to live totally until death ruthe-r thno
d)·ing ,.Jnwl)' after birth.
A lot nf thought nnd dfnrl hns
gnn[• into her ur.ting carc•·r !iinn•
lwr finn rolc• os "Julh•" in n high
chool produr.tion o( Cctruusd.
l.indu hn" tuclicc.l acting oml
\oicc nt U of 0, tlw Unh·er ity v{
Purtlund, and ot l.C. Sill' is sing·
in~: ot S)•h·io's in Porllond.
~incc mrjcl\ is ,.., entiol for • this type uf entertainment, ehe
hut~ trit!() In gain c:cpericn('t' in
rn:m diHcr~nt mediums. !!luch a
"in~ing. rluncin~;. mim••. and pia)·
ing tht• momfolin ontl guitar. in
addition to af'ting.
Working ao do c• In I he•
•
aucli~·nce, nhc•n t~u nr thrt•c fc·ct
av.U)'. Linda nm!!t ltt· able to rend
fucc·~ nnd rnuml'~. It is irn(Mlrtant
to ~ing to the uudirnrc, not nlmc r•
them. Thi& iot the t)'pc nf com
munil-attnn that r:Ulll!l'!l old~r
lotli !;I tn gru h her huncl untl in· ,j,,. her to dinnc•r, suul,.nll!l to
wt•lconie her into tlu•ir eoff~r· cir·
rleJ!. nntl e,·~rvont• to wont to •
cume back and ••e lu·r ognin. by Thnma• R. ~pit•
~(W 'K ~t>lr.hration of the ••n""w
poliiiCII'' contirun•d Ia I Thure<lay
with "Chir.ago-\Vbnt Nell't?". n
cfil!Cu inn of the f'V«'nl! ond r,..,.
tilllr of dtr D••mocrntic: National
CnrtH!ntion this !IUmmer.
Gnr: I I!Jlenkcre were :Malcomb
< .. rr!l!ll, K C W Jtolit iCill unnlylit ;
Ruh ~trnuh, Ore~un Stnte Trene
ur••r; nnd Jn1: Uri , organizl'r of
th,. Merc·hnnti'J of Warm and mrm.
h··r ,r PQrtland'~ hip community.
Cro1111 epoke from u joumolist'11
Jlllint of Yillw, c:ritidzinp: the iniur
if' tnnirtc.J upon nr.wm•·n f,)
Chic-ago police. Demon~trator ,
hr• .mill, inc.lutll!~ both tho e in·
t.-nt 11110n violenre a.nd thO!e ex
peeling no major enrounter with
the polire.
SPE' Present
Jiideou Horror
Since• the.- Cr~at Hallow~rn
Pumpkin nrrivr-5 on an ordinarv
chuoldny thi~ year, Sigmn Phi
r.,"ilon has rfccidc•d to lwlr hirn
apnok thi!i cnrnpull ahead of time,
lty pon&oring hideous hllrror
mu\ it!" in C\'an~ Auditorium,
Ort. 30 ut 8 p.m.
.t\rrording to Dkk F..arl, PF.
rcr irlcnl. tht• fraternity mu•t
chorg,. n 50 c:,.nt odmis ion fre.
Uut thr rilm !hould be &enT)'
ennu(;h to makt: all (utur,. LC
Cflmpo~ .. r drc\p thdr clo ic:i!lt'!
lunl"s and write acid rock song!.
fhrrr.fort". the shock of an ad
mi !li•m fer• :~~hould not disturb th,.
luslanr.,. nf horror received.
The ouditorium ground!l will
first hake wj1]1 the "B,.dlam"
Uori KorloH enuses. i':l'XI, the
wull 'o\ ill re!W'Iund to the terrify.
ing bu1.z of "Tlu~ Fl}," tarring
\'inrent Pric ·• Defcm; the night
i IWcr, tht· Great llollnwn:n
l'urn1•kin hould surdy be nblr tn
t;pnok fnr himedf.
Spanish Civil War ..
Unions Featured
\ t nne lime in the not too dis
tant m"riclln pa"'· tht: people in
tla•; 1 reels wcr~ nnt black mili-
crn~Jve< o~; sue~
n on' race High Quality' Performance
een in Civic Theatre Play tant or 'o\ h.itc 6tudent5 hut mem·
bcr of a local labor union. The
hi lOT) of unioni~m in the U.S.
ho.o; bt!CO a violent one. and i&
grophiwll)' depicted in Eliza
Kuin' "On the Waterfront" to be
"r Dunnld 0. I.Nlp log ~er The Portland CiYic Theatre's
cation of the A ~rohlt·rns in rcuring good talent
nts of J ~wit~ ,11 anrl pwvirJing high quulit) f'lllcr
:. 0615 ~. W. Ptt~ (l.ainnwnt on it~ nll.'ugcr Hnuncial
'lld. Portland Or ba~ ore It• he pnrtiuUv O\'CT·
~hed twtcc week C~ll1lr with the npt'ning of "'\taT·
hool )ear by Gu Jlnnglrd Girl." 'llu~ tlm·•· IDl'm·
..,o. o;crond d •·r tJil t worked hurd to mer-
nr Portland, Or me clc•fil'icnr.il~ 111 "'lctl Simon'~
~ice l. Chri'ltt'n ~ ~c·ntially '' cuk purtn.ul of ruth·
'tlor Julu~ Per t~r unuaunl cH•nt in u S.m Fran·
~tgr. Don [.ea i~o apartment hou"t,
l.a\· Jenk' The• two mill~ lc•uds ort• involn.-d
•
•+or
E
n policy tn
UR support
as a rank
ar
ers
.tion. •
,t-7072,
n. ith the JlULiir.ntiun of 11 prott:l>t
IJIOguzint•, toni itlrd '1Fa1Jout ,"
11an hurt' nn OJll'lrtmcnt and
uve manng•·d to ~r.rat•e together
nougla moner lu aubsi t for !It!\'•
••rul eur&. Thr piny pick!! up
hc·n un nttractive ynunll female
Ct'll pic• till' upurt ml'nl nt:'ltt door.
'om 'roll1 "-ho ploy the wrilt>r,
ul111 mudl) m loH with their ne,,·
ci~,~hho r Wind' Duatin who pee·
taeulurly purtr11\' the outht'nt
l•r lie 'l o mukt: t~ure Winclv i~
upntliUil or her new uitor, Tom
t'fllllt'~ u wild coUfllt' o( rornanlJc
... ,, ics ull well pircd with tho
11111ur 'a umque C'umedy Pt1or
c•rn fuil tu wan lwr lo,·e, but
tn drh·intt her nnd hi
·nu1:11m1ttlt Chrhs Thompron to tht"
or mental c ltoetroplu:.
nntl Wiml) can't t1tnnd l'lu:h otlwr and at thi point lhe t•ntl ht-.
rom~ C\'ident.
Ahhough the action of thfl J'lny
is limitt·d tu onh u ingle "t'l, I he
nct~,~r~· unciN!'ilnncJing of tllt'ir
apartment, the fu cinuting wit tl(
tht· plll)Write comhincrl with tht•
rof,.,. OH'H·omc limitation im·
pnscd by the set rcnd the 11~ n{
onh thrt•c• peoplt·.
Star-:;punglt•tl Girl itS pinyin~
l'hur,.dn', Fricln und Saturdny
night, on the Main"age Ill Chic
\ucliaorium, .mil it well wnrth
the prict'! of utlmi ion, hown ot £,an tonight nt 7:30.
The film tar Marlin Drnndo in
ont• or hi!l best film role ...
~undU) night fcntures "To Oir•
in \lru.lritl''. n rea~nrshh· fuctutlll •
dnc•ttmt"nlllr) n( the Spanish chil
\\liT which cJccurrf'tl during the
l'IJO' • In this day of nnmrchy,
rommuni~~ nnd hcnrded pro.
{es~or the world i ulert to move
ment on the left. ..To Die in
l\ladid'' i a!Jout n SUCCI'! !lfu1
revolution Crom the right: how it
turt • Crr.m where it draw ilb
~;t ren(!th, and the after-effec t"' of
l'h il war.
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8517 S.W. Terwilliger 244-3040 Renrtirm to Mnyor Daley'
hnndling of thro clemon&traton
wae clr .. crilu•d h)· Cro l! a" a .. Dr.
)f'k)'ll nncl \lr. Hyde" pl•ennmen
nnn. J\mr.ricun ~:nndonl'd as well
1111 cundf'naned Daley's polici~. he
11 ill.
tlltf' Tr•··&~IUrer Straub f!lftbor
ntf'fl on Oalr>y' c•onvt:ntion role,
l!ll)'inK thot tit~! C:hicago mayor
rompl,.tcly controlled th,. f1f)Or.
and r hat hr hotl Hoor rnicrophonl!6
turnf',d on onrl off depending upon
whot wn heiog enid. A It hough
"Onlr:y'" octions 'l'iC:le wrong",
trnuh {•·It thot an}'' big c.itt boss
in a ~imtlor I!IUlotion would have
d"ne the Mmc llung.
fJespit,. thi , Straub contended,
thr oonvention ,. n o &~cce . It
bowed the J\merk4n people that
the Demo ratie party ie not ju t
o mor.hine but can he-and wu in
Chicngo--o fomm for ,J,.bate of
lotio) 's prohJ,.m!l .
One of th,. mn 1 ignifi~ot hllp·
pening of the comention wa'
th~ Jbnlition or the unit rule,
whir.h hatl prct,.nted-in eom~
rll'lt·gul iuns-u vote nlht·r than
thut will"d by m01 inrity in u dele
gntirm, 'I hu , ull eiUtf!ll for the
fir 1 time wcr•• nble to 8plit their VOle!.
PolitiCA ho111d be u~d by th..,
reopJ,. to ,.fr~l changi'!l in eocJe
ty, aid troub. He predkted that
tb,. Uemncratic conv,.ntion in 1972
would h .. the greatut in polil1t:al
h1 tory br.r.tall!le of chang,.s matle
at ClnrrtJIO.
Jnr· Uris ept~k,. mo tly of I!IN"i~·
ry·~ ill!!, propcning Tf!m,.tli"" •
i\la'" p~ycholog), he rlaimerf, hod
influenl"ro thr belief o{ meri.
can•. An exnmp)l'! cited WO!! th,.
eHec.t of violence on TV upon
) nunJr!l"r
lie Mamed the anr.reo.se in
r.rimt" on lhe nation'lll inodrqua te
pmal llflltem8. adding that it i
youth' dutr &o change thi11.
Uri11 call him!df Gn anar-
rhi~. He nd' ocated "cxerci in
futility" a one wa to overcome
the gc)lr.rnment. lJ,. aid h,. feh
thRt thr go..,emmc.nt ol the United
..tales needed to be returned to
the peoplt>, that the ~~ wny w
thrQu(Zh n plun to di~idc 1he CI)Un
ln: tnto {our or fi,·e 11ta1t• tied
tORt:ther in a commonwealth.
The di•r.ussion, with IJDe!tiona.
la~ted over un hour, but rluring
thi" time• no one an wered the
fJUelllinn .. Clticago- What ext?"
Students Hold March, Rally
A Ponland dcmon~trntion will
he held Oct. 2b to mark the Week
of lntrmGtionnl Solidarity g:nin"t
the War in \'ietnarn. It theme
i' '' upport our Cis-Bring Them
Homt: ow."
No Rush
Hc:enu~<e &he membera of Alr•hll
Comma ha\·e cJecid«< to make
thdr nrorit~ inacti'Yc, fnll 1-C
ru h ha& bl)en po tphont'd.
J) ·Ito Phi l-:ammu i& now the
onl, IH'IJ1C orority (In c:ampus.
r)IUn§ nre being mode. however,
fnr the fonnntaon of n nr:~ Qnr.
Th atre Dates
Throler dnt~ (or the produc
t ion of "l':he Font a tiel: " were
incorrect]) prtntcd in th,. lut
cduion of the LOG. Perior·
man~ 'l'oill 1~ ghen on Oct. 21
2S nnd 26 at 8:30 p.m. in Fir
Cl'e! 'fheatrl". The march ond rally wilJ be
Portlnnd't largesa nnti·wnr dem.
c•n~t.rauon thu ft~r. accurdmg to
Peter fomnro, chainnnn of the
Portland Moblimtion Committee
for Ortober 26th Roll Agniru t the
War in Vietnam.
The much will begin in frnnt
or lhe Civic uditorium at 2 p.m.
a.nd end in a rull • at thi' Pioneer
f'o.,t Office. Spt'nking wlll be Ron
Ah-x11nder. f! .CJrc:en Beret and
curr,.nt ,.ditor of J'n~L: Force. au
onti·war nrw paper for Gl
mnng th,. l!11Pl'ortf'r are th,.
I ~wio; und Clark Conamillee to
EnrJ the War. thr l.t.:\\i nnd Ctnrk
Committee for M«:Carthy and the
I ,.wj,. and Clark tu•fent" for o
Dem~rnlie Societ) (SOS)
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lie's an e.u~· person to talk wcth.
And ~hat he can tell you about polici~
~p .. ><:utlly deslsnc.-d ror senioD and grad·
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LC to Sample Whitman;
Pioneer Win Imperative
br }nt'k l>r .. Bouilleln•
"Wan and ~-e·· am the "ordt~
of her~d coach fred "il!on in
looking ahe3d In lmnorrO\\ 'e
Rame asain t Whitrnnn in Gri!!·
\\Old Stadium 111 1:30.
''We ttrc going into thi!< gnmt'
completel hlinrJ," continut'd thco
head mentor. "We ha'e been un
able to t.'C them in pe~on , nnd
cheir eondilion t~ for filming art> so
bnd that um film taken "!ouM • be no gnod an)~'ll~ .
On top of that. thr. su ~ho "·u
UJIJ!O"t"Cf to FCOUl them la l
"ec\: didn't cum in a N"port.
"l11at mal;~ the game n little hit
h " wug er.
Whnl the Pion~rs do L-now,
ho\'if!'t'r, J~ rhat W'hiunan is on~
fine foothall team. Le:sgtle lead·
ing ~ illamette fnund that out
'1\hr.n tht":, harelr t c"lUJJCrl \\ith nn
dght to -eH:n 'ictory.
Whitman' ~pt'!Cd \\Orries wn.
on t>"pt..-cinll • "They haw thr:
be~• pc..oed in the conf~rencr. .
Thr.ir hack arc c tremt'l} fn 1."
nnthc:r ~;trength the) haH: is
that "lite' nrc 'er • wdl !"OAcht•d.
h) that I mean th<-y m:tkt-a
minimum of mi!lnke •• r ~plnincd
\\ il!on "Titev set out to do cer·
rain things and usuall" execute
tht ir pia}" and g;,me plan ''el}
"'cll. Tiu:) don't ho'c th(' pc.rwn.
nel on the lin but their e «U·
lion makes up for thi YOeal-n~ ·•
In the Willameue game., Whit· man comJIIC'Id) topp•·cl the Rrnr·
aat11' !llrcngth~ . The took lWil}
the 'Cnt~' ., .... ,.,.,, and their dt·c-p
pa r. • whil~ gh ing up ~omc run
nmg room IIJ) 1111..1 middle
Willamell•• did not adju~t accord·
ingh ont.l almo't got Le.ut.
"The\ lllft ll) to do the !Cnmc
tlling 1u ""·" ob~en 1 d Wilson.
"llut 1 douht it. Our trcngth has
been the m~id,. game, !IO 1 hould
1magine that tht•y would con~en·
crotc on tnp)ling thllt. But I ju't
don't knnv.."
J.::~;;ccJII for tht •~·o playcr<t out
for tht> ~11!1011, the Pwneer ore
nt full trensth. Th,. return of
~ r. Higham ndd 1rcngth to an
olr •ncl · cough Pioneer dcfcnshe
df'H'n.
Coach Wil on \\'11§ \rn piM~t:d
"ith tlu• pla\ of ire hmnn Bob
Phillit' at trong tacl.:le la~t
Vtcrk ngnin'l Pncifi•-:.. "H~ did o
fine JOb for u and I) he'" lloing
to ~tnrt again.''
\nothcr hoy Wil!l(ln likt•s j;, Jim
Robin on, an ••mJ \\ ho i; fillm~ m
tht• rc"t ol the e11"on fvr DnH.:
Dinntr••. "lit• dui a good JOb out
tlll're.'' miled \\ 1l-.i0n,
Tight end llou( l.~idholt , all 6
ft. 1 in. 220 lb" o{ him, \\ill he
hack at full "trcn~tlt . ''He i11 a
real k~ to our nffen~~ . Doug is
probnhly our h ql rec i\er and
hu a lot of mo,C!l. Hu,ing him
inJnn:d for t"'o ~me ;; hurt us
quite n hit." . -Ot·tohct ~5, I
...... _ -.... ..
.t.....
Pl0'\1 En Of.J.f!\'-1\ f' 0 \CI\. \II"'' \JI~n (•li) dh~ oftt·l" n IM c boll a .. '111H Oc-Boi• (26) 11
)em Jnqun (35) ltw&. (ln in tht (• to 0 \iC"tor, oH.r Pac-ific-l,uth~·ran lt.-4\ '"t'k• n••• t\llro ond th, or tht I ( .t.•fc·nroc> fac-t' li !011'1"11 It I lUOIIII"I"O\< UI(Oitllll \1 hitnlllll til (.1"1 .. \<0lcl '-Indium. (,llllll. tinu
I ·30 ft.m. -1 tlf( J•hoh• ln ""ott (.utlc·r.
.. orrv Al,oul That! •
• \,,oloJric~ nrc offcm·tl to \1tke
Zcnler, ~I only Rurc\· nnli \~ t"
Bigham :t 11 of "'hom hod I hl'lr
na.me!l misspt'lled in luet \\'eck'
papt"r.
The editor would a I o like to <'-:'<·
lt·nd apolo.;iC!ll to "'Iff mcnthcr
M.ike Pe7.el. J\ story b Pe1el on
11 ero« countn· meet upp•·nrcd • und,•r the b' .Jine of another
p~r~on. USOC Said' Not to Blame
for Athletes'
1 o 1 he "port:; cdiLor:
Conrcrning )OUr editorial ahnut
Tommy ~milh, Jolm Curto.. und
th~ Unitt'fl ..tate& (?) 01 rnpt~
Cntnmil It: e. s<~mc clnrificat ion
should be madr. rcJ.:orwng the
nt:tuul Jlfoccdurt! imoht•d in the Suspensions
"luting thot tht·' felt no
eli ·iplint• nf Smith and Curio!!
nc••'~'""an und that lht> incid
\\OUJ.l nnt Lc-rt'(ICIHctl. HoWI!l
tht· IOC tof whir.h A\t't)'
UJ!I" jq pn•,;irJcnl -ht• i11 not
Harriers Gear for Portland U. Test usrwn~ion of the'e two cournAC·
ou~ olhll.'tc .
The U."". Ohmpic Committct·,
'\ hich indeed is dominated by
~ hite-. but hn made "t'mt• ~en·
uindy hone 1 "Cfortt~ to bridge the
JtB Jl bt•t wr.t•n white and hlnck
uthlt•lt'll-for "UnJvol'~ l!nke:. 1f
nothin~ cJ,c-wu .. NOT the body
nosponotib lc for "muh't' and Cor
luR' ~ilc . The '1~:~~i~nn p;owrn.
mc·nt, which voided thdr 'i!<Ofl,
.1nd tht! Internal ionul 0 lyn1 pic
Commillee were the partie·~ chid·
h rc~pon•iblc. Brieflv, it wrnt
liko thi11: nf the lJ OC, nl! your cdih1riol
ft·rrc<l) hrought Jlft•,<curc to
on thr. lJ'\OC demnnc.ling the
Jlt'n. ion of '-tmuh und Carlo~
thrt•ntc•ning to cli~qun liCy tbt· Titr I ewio; and Clark ero c coun·
tn team ho~t" a Mron~ Unher·
!ih of Portland 'quad today in n
4:30 p.m. meet to be held at Pier
Park in North rnnland.
"' ith the c<•olercoce meet onl}
nM week ~way, thi is the ln,;t
opponunit)' for the Pioneer to
test thl"..ir crength and ,., u luare
chnnec!; {or -ucx:~fuU\" retaining
the 'orth-w~t Conference erown
the} cnptured last ')eDT.
11tc Pilots bn\e dl'pth. "hich i.
of importance in nny f,port. l..ed
h\ M•JihOmore Tom Tn,·lor. tht":
h.nrrier {rom the bluer hm;e four
d ngerou runneo; capable of top· ping the LC horne.rs.
La~t week, flortland bowed it!\
pow~r n the Pilnh cdgl'd by
Will,nnrttc, n team that hent I.C
in the t•n on op~ ncr.
For the fir~t time in thret•
Wf'l'h tbe Pio1wcr will l11: al full
<.lr~ngth with thl! rt•lllm of Tttd
Dorman, ~ho hn Lu:en homp~red
l1) n knt•e inJun·. Dorman ho"n't
run "int·r. he took fir11t J1la<"c bon.
on~ in chr. Willnrnelt•· mel'l.
oa,·e ri.:l. u londout \clt'ran.
"ill team "ith Borman to ghc I.C
n fonnidoLl" nne·t"o punch and
C'nhnnc•· tlw po~ ibjlit} o( o ''ic.
ton. Fi won In I "'cdc' mer!
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is the FINAL DAY for full
refund on text books
A penalty of 20% will be imposed thereafter. Re
quests for refunds must be accompanied by a
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ment of polysyllabic verbrage 10 multilat
eral communication, except 10 advertis
Ing concepts calculated to stimulate curi
osity readership.
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free when you open a row-cost
U. S. Bank Checking Account.
Un•ud Statu Hllional Ban~ of OrtiCin • Member I O.I.C. t und in thr. prot•r• !I ron hi"
rue!'! of the ~oson .
The Piunr.C"rs nrr. by no mcnns
11 t"'o·mun ~huv.. \' ~arling Kt•ith
"oodurd has her.n imprt'!ll!i\'C 0"
a vnr~it~ rwrformer and hould
compliment the ~t-:un Lv hi~ ur.
fort. Ht• finieht•tl t"contl lo F'h
last W('c:k ond has tht· JH){t•ntiul
In Lccnmt• on.: of the lop runner!!
in 1 hr. cun ft·rt·nct•.
l\ot to he oH·rlonkcd on• rook..,
RnL B) crly, l.aurit• Rt•ntsch lt•r
und junior Mork Mnndd, v.ho
round out a snlirf f'jnner•r unit. A 11
three ran their bN•t ruc•· uf t la·
"e.sooon in tht• Pl.IJ mt:cl Ia I Sat·
urdu).
Either team ,·an win todn) ·~
mr•ct. But lC i OJILimistic. "1 he
rliHerem:t• moy bt• in our ahility
to finillh fi,.,;l and •~Cnnc.l," pe:cu·
lutt•!l Fh. "\\ r. nl~!l e_xpt'eet Wood.
urd to run n gond ruct'\."
The Piom·•·r6 h,JVt' phown im·
pro,·C'mPnt cn~h week nncl, with
tlw aclrlilicm of Dorman, pot~n.
liully hove tht• l!!lrcngth lo with
holrl thP. l~ilot r.hollcnRt: and lwucl
into the t'onft•rc·nrc rnc·C"t with u
hig 'ictor}. Tht• dcmom:rration hy Smith nud
Carlos (nllo\\ ing the 200-mctcr
cla"h finul hnc.l u dramatic and nt
mn"l omt"" hnt up cttin~t cff~t
IIJIOI\ thr: U •. team nnd Olympic
Committee. Howewr, it wu
takt"n D!l n dire<-t in .. ult b) the
\lt•xir.un ~tovernment, which hod
"lwllrtl nut million" of dollars ancl
I(Oflf' through unprr>ct >.til'ntetl cJi(.
!ir.ullit·« to 1Jrc.-c>nt the Olympi~ .
Tlw furiou" ~h·"Cicnn oHit"iul.: .im.
ml'liiuteh invalidated tht• pnir'
vi!lll5. which uttder Mex1c~n lnw
It iw_.~ tlwm •a hour<~ to I caw· the
cnun trv-unle<~ the\' would rnth
cr ray in jail.
'Otr ll.S. Olympic Commlltet:
ie<~ut•(l un npology to tlu 1 0(
We've got too much service to sell to
snow you with big words. We want you
to check with US-see how it helps you
keep your money in line. Okay?
IIIIS.I¥ EM .. n 2201 tt'llrt•IIOS "RtW&&i t
BURLINGAME
BRANCH
S. W. Bubur Blvd. at
Terwilliger tire U. . 01) mph-.. quod h.u~111\,,
unci "hite•, truck and
ar hit· It' If thit' dc·mnnd wa•
rnt·t. llrH)t•r tbi JITt,.llllrC
l ~OC tlec.ult·d not to coli
10£ • hlurr and Smith nnd
lo• \\1 Tl! in formed of thct r . u.
ion ul 2 n.m. the morning
)o\\ inp, tlw clt•mon,trulion.
'J'okin~t thc!\t• fuels into occ:ou:
one cun Lt•tter upprt:cio te
l!it inn of the l 0( which in
r.H!IC w .1 third 111 1 he po\\ er
arch~ hehinrl tlu· Me~irun go\
ment and the lOC. EH~D on,.
lhc \qrro nthle:tc~-1 don't
mt·mhc r which ont."-remnrkt •tJ
,\BC'I! Ho\\tsrd Coll!ell that it
not 1 h~ USOC \\ hich \\ n
j !.Jr. for thr I!Uii(II" IIMII)II
uron the l "\ C omnuttee to
form tlw unen\aohle tn11k of
forrntng mith nml Carlo<~ of
I OC uction hnwuvt·r
" h••tlwr or not clOt i tn
potla) wtth ':mulh''~ nnd Cu
trllOD I IIIII under dlt't:
hcrt l 01)' elf feu) the~· hod
ripht to demonstrute, kno,dntz
wdl \\hot < On!<CCJIIl'nce.-II
hring. And thtl)' nccrptt':d it
men. The 10( wa alJi.O 111 a !II
po~ition, Cor if one demonl'lre~ ~·rl
"'t'rt· ollowc•d to go unpuna~=
no matter ho\\ ju~ttified it
haw bt'l'n. it could cl n
un'(avon precedent.
The Olymptc hould not
~1unding bonrd for people'• gr"
t•nr~. In this r.o c mon,· of
blnck uthll'te ~ (i.e., thr. 1601l·nu:te
rt'lu\ trurn und their
fln~ltcd lhdr tndt\idua lit} to
n( the fan without bavinp. to
"'rt to u dt"mon .. tro.uun .... ~
didu't lq to fit them~<C IVt"'
-oml"bod\ til 111
11 'bug,' AO
·Jwllk ·rtw\ did tlll)ir thing,
tfitl it JIO~ll iv~J\-
( lfiO rt···l obligrd to ''n
un' l'(fort for human dignll\
lwhnlf uf upprt· 'C•l pt•ople
wlu•rt•," I nl~n bt·lieve in
it likt• it it.''
Rr.SJlllCtfuiJy t~ubmittcd,
Ted Dorman
trts tudent Con1m ittees
lan Intervis Proposal
editor
~ers Hrrc we gn 'round thl" mulber-
hu~h. &O rarly ln the ocodemie
Once oguin the iMue o( in
itotton of atudtntll u( both
••"c:8 in on-campu" LC Jiving fo
ics ia ht'ang da ru11t«:d hy
bl"ra of tho community
"toon nftl·r Pre.Udcnl Jfoword
rued down the intervillitallon
npoSGI of prlnl( term lnr.t year,
rk wos lw~un on o new propo-
1 to 11ttllmit thi fnll The Intt'r
rHito,tdenre llnll Council und the
IHfrnt WeHnrr. Cummittee, work
r.lo"~el)' IO!lt'ther, come up Wtth
1d go home. iclea for o Jiying e.xperimcnt.
,uman bolngs. 'On !\fn) 27, a three-page pro-
whites who wu cornplctl'd. It recom-
to the athletic ,·mr~ntltd thnt the OJ1portunit)' to
fie-butt N JG •'rmine tht! hours of intervit~~i·
c:t, like BLACKS um, il an)·, be initiated on n
md the rest of .tl ho i in the bottom Cloor of
n tho country,
ward Cossell,
lymplc team Is
~rn by racial .l.r• der anfl \fonzanitu: .~\.20 nod
of Copeland; tht bottom ent~t
of Plott, nnd 1 ht· lower Ooor
,\kin, during winter term J 969
hili experiment would hove
•d Carlos to ueh n" n compo rit&ve
"'•r••~~ nly'sifl of grnde~ ottoined oll untry, to ,.. • h b 'o;h;ltfu·cc t rmA by thtc 11tuclenta )jvmg ·o as een n nd John Carlos cql che t·xpc:nmc·ntol Ooor!'; lnlCT•
ftJ'W5 wath tht R.A, anvolvf"d · an
1 t aDonymou" que tionoare to dis-
peop e -0 SJM aavrr tht fcc.-ling~ of the indivi-
d ,d ol rc!ltdrnt !ltudent" anvolved
~n expecte . ..1 h .
1 n t ~ t·xpenment; on exomtno·
their vo ces '*'tl n of tlte intrrn' tlione-t, ond
r othc-r criteria propo~ed. The
for human dig,. ' posal t'mphnsizc·,. thot re._pon-
.a1llt• moint~noncl' or intervi•ita
)1 n !tours hr the ._ttadent.o~ will be PL u voluohlr. to the 'ucc~c of thi"
~111prrimcnt "" thE' re pon•ibl~
ndlinJt of tht• privilegr. extended n
u thrc:e-milc: cou;ro th~ mcpcrimtn tul floor~ durinll
cnoeilv '' ith u t nter tt•m1, 1969
Wt•d hr tcumm his propo nl would hove been
• BH~rlr (:\), J
Fit.J.gero ld ( 8). overs Make
ers ~ere ltf'ish Magic
fl!, as~stant to
~o-.
1 1 c -h 1 rfhc l.~prcchuun"' ore olave ond r t-Ic 1er .;x: ou . . 1 d .
loman will in: mg m( thlt
1v~a
1cesR on· mstru.
·.' M nt 0 I c r1~ 1 0\'t!rS.
Ients mterc-..t~d melimc• known O!l "The Uni
crs. on Oct ... 3 n ~anger for thl" song the\
Orfice. 2-5:3? r de fomon", the four ln<~hmen
n. Cia " of 68 I he on campu~ Oct 31, ol! pon
llt•d nt the f the Homeromtn(Z Celebration .
one of SO 8tml~t· performonc~ wJll begin ot
uou~thout the U8: 0 in Fields Dining Room.
tud> there. \II thr Rover: ore veteran" of
ip!i, eli trict ataa\ateur lrbh voudeville. Will
Scoul"l of Amt· Ccorgl' Millar brother" from
Placement I)" J\ntrim 10 ~onbern lre-
o m. to 4 cl, heRon thetr mnl'ical career
men int u poir of spoon" ond a but-
• out t''t·cut ivl' . kt.:r uccnrdion Thev came to
nee~ Yokoi, , • with their immJ~a tiOJ:
li:tt Corp Y und played vuriou~ reott.ou-
for the altlh '" for mt-ol tickets. ,r .;;8n Fr! irnnh· Fcrgn"on, {rom Belfa'!t,
• Placement
ervit•w qt uclt-nl~
lcutionul anJ
1e.. off ·r•·d by
uputionol then
v and diatetic
enL or
ahovc: opp1t1rt~
LC Plot·ement
E
policy in
UR support
as a rank
war.
. sers -
n.
•
fltort• Committee ycrl "all ,·ou con ent and
nk" too until he met George
lur Thf')" ull upptoured on n
,nnnian kartdie" 11bow hosted bv
man to become the fourth
mLer of tht group Wilcil
l1u\\t-ll. McDowell who wo"
frurn Antnm Count), wo.
tor nf the "\11-lreland Chom-
Acrordiom!\ t · perhop11 the
t"O\ eletl tit If! of T n1-h
·an~. A favMite M~ng with
uutlit"nct• wn" ''The Unirorn
gr-rs."
A'~,. thnn two week after the
p hod met the\ recorded the
and htocnm~ 1 h~ fir .. I "lra11h
ackwood Speaks
\ t.nndidatc for the U.S. ·en·
Rnlwrt Pnck wood, wiU ap·
r h~·fore tht· l.ewi11 ond Clnrk
1rm·nUJnt )" in thf' Templt'ton
:ouncil Chnmber ut 3:30 p.m.
Oct. 28. Pock wood will ~he
hnl"f •~cch, them open dar
oor for qut• tJon, on c:ither lu11
ch or un) •··IUe thnt he doc
cover \ ll ~tudrnt ~. facuh),
stofC nre welcome. submitted to the proper chMnel11
et~rly thia year, but being nwny
from the 111~ue for thr ummer
gave thtJ 11tuden1 on the two
comm1Uee" n claunce to loo• nt
the propo llll more ohJeclivf'ly
Quc~tion11 that nro e inclutlt'd
would it hi' poMiLle to hnvr ln
tervi .. itation on ju.ft tht' lowPr
floor o( \km or would not mem
here of other Cloort, surh n1 (ope
lnnd, wonder why F-20 wne rho
lien und not their own floor?
In the JOIOI mt'l'tin~t of rRHC
and the <;turlrnt WeHnrr. Commit·
tee, it wa ugp;efited that the uv
in~t experiment n( wint,.r term
be forf(ottcn nnd omething "com
pus-\\ ide" b~ proJIO!cd ... omt! of
the po,,ihilities for futur~ pro
poc;al" are (I) th1• right for livinp;
unat11 to det,.rminr th1•ir own
hour<~ of intervisitation , 115 pro
JlObed ln11t yt'nr ( 2) the ril(ht to
determine the hour11 of inttoni j.
In lion het ween the ltoun of noon
ond 9 p.rn. dn1ly or ( 3) 1111 pro.
pof'ed by Copdand dormitory
Tue~day ni~tht, the ri~tht to dNer
mine tbe hour of mtervi11ato.lion
betwten the hour of noon to
m1dni~rht Fridav <;oturdoy nnd
Sundn)
Rooks Elected
The nomeo; of six freshmen have
been added to t.he li11t" of LC lltu
dent admini~trators .
Leadin~ the rook nre clots of
ficer Tom Jordon, pr~denl;
Rod Lee. vice-pre· ideo I~ Kcllhy
Ingber, Eecretory and Barb
Wong, trea!lurer Senotor ore
Doup: Jones ond Dave RhHI,
Frc!\hmen voteo. in the election,
held Oct. 22. totaled 279
Another imponant &s!lue on the
btlllot the referendum and initia
tive: propo!!18l wno. carried and put
mto ef!ect by n 3 to 1 mar1un
Thi.. dnu~ give.. the tudent
t.he nglu to propo-c: statute und
independent]} of the \SLC Senate.
It abo give:" them the right of
controlling the government, by
bein(: able to npproH• or d1 ap
prove of nny action taken b' ~n
ate. AU thot i required in both
c.ac;e-. •~ petitions bearing the
name-. of 20 tudcnts ond te~t
de~ribtnJr th1· amendment or pro
po5al.
Homecoming
Is Happening!
The Men of l1mbdu Pht 1:. p•u
lon will pre~nt their unnual
Homecornin~ Dance No,. 2 m
Field .
Btlled n on international hap
pening.. and titled "Haram~e."
or "let• pull together," the LC
1968 Home• ommg wiU bo cli·
mn'<ed with <1 -emi-formnl danct•.
The international theme wo"
cbo~n to treo; LC involvement
wirh other rountries. l.ewi und
Clark 1 well-known for itc extcn
si' e o, er•ea. program und ita
lar~e numbC"r of forei~n et udent ....
Pro\ ading mu111C for the evening
will be the Johnn) Rcitx onhe ..
1 ra. current!) pt>r(ormin~t <II the
RooraniZ 20', Room in the llo) 1
Hote-l. lntermi ~<!\ion wall ft>uture
ound '68 and tht• coronolion of
thi., y~ar·., Horneromin([ ttueen.
\ ~imultaneou happc-nms an
tnmm with thr \lurnni Dunce
~ill tcrtoinlv make thi§ C'\ening
1 he mo11t "-'citing eH•r. Tickc.-t
urr a~niluble at lunch and din
ner .md at Temple-ton lnfonno·
liOn De k. • I lewis
and
clark l..cum and Clark Coll~g~ -l:.stnbliJhrd /867
\1ol. XXVII. No, 5 Portland, Oregon FrUJ:.y. Ocrobc1 25, 1968
Construction Priorities
Out ine During Convocation
An optimi11Li c and enrerpri5ing
(ro•hng was conveyed by Pre!i·
dent John Howard u h~ an·
wNecl any ond all qu~tionft
nhout rhe V.wis nnd Clark rondi
tion, oHeretl bv thr. handful o( &lu· • dent nn.-ndc:es at the WedneMlay
11 u.m. convocation in the Council
Chambers.
After o few opening rt:marka
concerning t.he progresa the
bdmol hoA mode, Pre!ident How.
nrd told of plans for new con .. truc
tion de. crihed the LC eronomic
ttit118l10D W~f'WI~t:d th~ incti"G e
in enrollm«>nt librury t:xpon11ion,
and the mterviaito~ion poliey
fo ar .. t on the con truction li111
is o one hundred bed dorm ne~t to
For.-"'t H11l1. for which a lfi"OUnd
hrt>al.:ing ceremon)· will be held in
BJ1proximotely 45 day , t.he dorm
hnulrl h~ ready by next fall, he
Micl. fo",.hruary 1 will mart the
beginning of u law ~hool four
unit buildin~t c:omplell: complete
with library. locker room and
lounge. Tbe law achool site .ia ad
jnr.ent to <"nmpull on Terwilliller
Extcn5ion .
Third projer.t hefor~ the end o(
thi" acsdemic \·ear and the nne • with top priority is o !lcience fac-
ility wlueh ~ill couple major
loboratorito , ~minor rooms and
hcm .. in~t of aU cienre in truclor
oHacet~ \ nima I l11bs for the P~v-• eho)of" Biolo~ty nnd Zoolo10 De-
partment wdl al .. o have their
plnre. The paYintt of Griswold
parking art"o i~ planned {or the
near Cuturf'. llo"'ard ~mid, as "'On
o.c; more fund are rni~ed nnd nn
ahf"rnot~ parking solution for the
durotinn is found.
Proj«ted for later is a Per
forming .\n-Center mtuatced near
E\•on flall. which wiU rontain
two tht'atres and po"~ibly the art
department. Once RD<Hne j5 va.
catt-d br the r.cience rlc.:parunent,
the building will ~ rt:d~ignt'd
and reddined for a po ible social
sdenc" center. Tiae plan i to re·
capture space, ~o ther,. ehnu1d be
nmple room for growth, he said.
In 11n11"' er to the que. .. tion 'What
j, the economic c-ondition of this
rolle~e? ", Holtard replied that
it ha ntover bet!n bener. Lewi
and Clark qtil1 h!h ttOrne paJCt
J\lbt , but ~~ million ... a mode .. t
fil(urc to owe accordintt to lnm 'CoJl,.gCll t<uch aB Lewi and
Clark hov~ continuing financial
prohlt:mtl 110 we wall ne"fer be en
tirt•lJ in th,. clear. Howr:v,.r, we
haH: o wund financial footing
and community uppon is at a
Cine, su6taint"d level. Ca«h gifts
l1m year amounted to $2.8 million
which was the larg~l .,ingle year
tutal C:\'"r. That cleared some
d~Lte, and allow~d ror eome COD•
trur.tion a well 011 a bnlancced
budget."
To un Wl"r frara of an increu~d
enrollmPnt policy, Uoword gid
th,.re wall a frC8hman claM ac
cr.ptoncl'! ceiling c-t or 500·550. !'0
tluu ~\en with an improved re
l,.ntion perc,.ntage, top tonroll
ment would be I ,900 undergradu·
otcs. The low c:hool's future pro
Yidr for 500 11ludent.&. and with
120 ••xpccted in the M.A.T. and
graduatf' program, th~ combined
toea) would be not mer 2,500 to
2,700 tudent!!.
Thr. faeuJt,. tudent ratio will in. • crf'o&e from 1 ~1 to 15-1 for eco-
nomic reaEon , wnh quality of
{Dcult t r sed. Howard f~J,
that the be.."' curriculum i" a man,
nol a course, &O LC wiU l!trive
(or a timulating (aruh~ to make
up for 1 he inc rea •t..-d tudent·
tc:urlu~r ratio.
Libran· expan11icm j,. allowing
for W,OOO worth of books thi11
)eur, which is the maximum
am11unt the etaH can handle.
F.H~r) · requested re3~.arch rc
re..eoource hn ~n upplied. 100,-
000 hooks line the ebelvc5 no"',
Lut cal'acity sti.ll won't be
n•ach•:d for five vean.
The president•l'l 11pecilll com
ment on intcni~itation wa .. I'm
agin' it''. His decision rW5 on the
prole< I tort of the privacy of a per·
on' natural lcepinJ; hours. He
doe belie'e in etudeot freooom
to U6C onr' o"' n diKrction in liv
ing one' life. but all the orher
people in the li' ing area are com·
promi c.-d if rherc i a vi itor on
the floor after. reuonable hours.
Student& ha"e, in a ecu~1 pur
cha~ privtJ~y and lhlll preroga·
the, he o.aid. Tho c who fed the)·
mll!;l lle fr,·t~ to ha' c vi itor<~ at
rho~t: hour& ana hn'c re"'idencoes
off {'".ltmpu&.
Con\(K"&tional a ~mbly will be
Students Show Slides
of Portland Poverty
'fhc "Sight and Sound" of Port
land," "~Untmary of a eummer'l'l
work in the target povert} area"
or Ponland. "'ill he presented for
the &e<:ond time Oct. 30 nt 11 a.m.
in £,an •
'fhe tilidce.o;ho,.- pre..-entntion wifl
he rna de b' the 22 ;otudeots \\ ho • workt·d in fi, e Portland area for
an ll·M·ck perioc-1. A communit)
rni~e proJect on 3 volunteer
ho Jot {or lhe l'chool )C'4r i
J•lrtnnf'd n an off-~5hoot of tho
umrncr progmm.
There i~ a three-fold purpo~ e
to the prowam. From the t·om
munity 11tandpoint, the .student<~
atll'ltlJllccl to fill 11 :>«:ial net'<~ .
1-rom an l!duraliunal standpoint,
the g.1ined u.n ll"''llr~nes.• of sd(
along with the opportunitit"S to perc-.-he the most imperurh·e
problem in urban ~iety.
The third purpu e. in an at·
t~mpt to diminate the .. country
c:: lub-colle~e-on . thf"-hill'' image.
was to hrin~ t.he LC commnni t't
do•cr to Portland. 11U aspect
ei!meJ to put nrious paru of
tlw t..'(Jinmunit) at odd'~ "'ith euch
nd11•r. ~lembc-r of the group at
tt-tul~ onl· of the ~ontro\er iaJ
Cit\· Council park curfe"' b!".at·
in~ an•J were ~atrd behinJ
mt•mbers of tl1e LC Bl>8rd of
Truslt!~ • \Vlaen the,· w~re inf.
fnrm!!d of the nature of the pro
srum, thl" lrll tee I'AJ!t '"~ 1!1111'
prl!c that an) une wquJd "'-ant to
l~aw "tbut IM-autiful eampu .. to
in,·nhe rhem~lve unn~Xe!saril
with th~ problem of othe~ held ~·cry 4 or 5 w,.e Qu,._.
tion ur o~rvations on an) ub
ject. ~~~cially audemie!!. are.
rncouraged.
Speaker Set
Ron ) oung. director of Youth
Work for th~ Fellowship o( Rec
ttndliation and an active member
of The R~istnnce. will l!pcllk on
.. America Needt1 'omiolen t Rev·
olution," Monday, Oct. 28 at 7
p.m. in Dining Rooms J-4. The
sp~a-h and diM:uasi<•n 1111: epon
so~d h>· SOFA.
Young. wbo i under indictment
{or rP-fu ins the draft. wu one of
80 Americans who trnveled to
Bratis Lava, Czt<choalamkia. la.st
) eu ltl meet with on t>qual num-
ber or \'ietnamecoe who rcprC!!Cl\t• -
ed the "ationnl Liberation FrtJnt
o( South Vietnam and the D.-mo
cratic RcJlUblic of \ ietnam
( ~orth \'it'tnam). The conference
was orftllJlaed to inc~n c know·
led@e and understanding betwee-n
thf! peoples of Vietnam and the
Unated States.
Young j .. aLr.o n mt:mber of the
admioistrntive rommittee of th~
~alionoJ Mobilil.lltion (:()mmitt~
which spon~ red the m!l dcm
onstratinn IIRaimt th"' war on
April 15. 196i. in ~n Franci~
and Ne"'· York. and Kr:ved B& a
ma~hall at the demon tralion
at the Pentagon on Oct. 21, and
in Cbic-..a~o during the D~moernrir
Conn~ntion.
He travtlet.l to lhe Domini·~n
Republir: three tim~ in 1966. Ht"
mt"t with Juan Bo~h amf a nnm
~r of other r ligio~. labor. and
tudent leade~ ucLiv~ in the Re
be11ion of 1965. During the ume
~riod o( time he aUended 11 con
ference in Urugua on "NoO\;o
l,.noe and Latin .1\merk.a.n Revo
lution:·
Youn~: and his ";ft" Trudi will
make the Lewi and Clark cam·
pu" t.hdr hc:adqu rte.t5 during
their "\'WI to the Portland area,
Oct. 27 to 31.
Majorinr Head .. .
Speak ~ at LC
.. 1 The Electorial Prcx:~ Ade
quate?" ~m be the topic " M.ilre
\tan field. l!elllllc mnjo.rity J,.ad
er, epeuk .. to the l..eli i and Clark
communitr. Man ~fie1d will appear
in the Temrleaon Council Chllm·
her 111 4 p.m. on Oct. 26.
Man fi"ld "''ill be introduoN by
rhc· incuml~t candidate for the
l ' 'enate. Wa)'lle Mor~ whV8e
i~ll rl~tiun effort lan field i"
in Oregon to uppon • -
• Pag" 2 PJO'\lfR I,OC~
;Hue ga!
1 he n:ttion-,,ide l>O\C.Oll of llifoani.t tahlt•
gr.tf>C' b t1tc llnitcd F.nm \\ otkt.·~ o,~;~nil ·
ing ConumttCt." or \lo 1..-CJO ha' spse.ul to the
Portland area, .1her gre.tt ~ucce " in the huge
ca tcm markch. GrcnH'l' ;u-e c.lumpin~ 1hc
rCIUIJlCd grnp~, On the \H.,t CO:t'\1 dtic'' :ll f.tr
hclO\\ normal prire,, btinging .1 good pwfit
to the latgc lhain 'ilOJ c,, that !ltc\ <.<m't be conn.·ulcd with dw ~~~ ike.•. •
II j, 'ital to the fmmwm kcr ' 'IT ugglt• for
union re<'ognition (w.tgc,, ,,·nrking contli·
tion,, ~cniorit ·• retircmc.•nt , etc.) chat Cali·
Cornia gr~pc' be bo\COtt<.--d. The grower h.m ~
u't:d ,cab Jabot to put the gn•JX' on tht• mal·
ket. and ha,·e refmed co ~c.-ognilc tht.• right
of tbe worker-, to bargain collcctiwl) . F.umwork ct' .md their l:tmilic' c.mnot aa
rt•pt that :m~>wc.• •: the.• 't' ike h.ts hecn b'"Uing
fo1 tllll'C \c:u' now. Picket line' ol ,lllclt•nt,,
dcJ~)mcn, .tncl c·otuc.•tned 1 iti7lll\ ha\c h~:c.·n
'l'l up at the two Pot tland Ua~a 't 'UJWI mat
kt•h (nl the Uig \ ch:tin) to inform rmtomt'J"
nr what l\ h.lppcni ng 1 ncl win ·rc.•a Ill\ of
flllmWnJh•t, h.nt ,j,itt:d ,chooJ, \Uch a~
l t·wi' ami Cia a k in .m cHotl to build \upporl
IM their bo\con. •
Tlw \nntl "huclga · "P""i'h for "mike"
h.t, bt•c. omc the 1 all\ mg cr • of the migt ant
\\Otlc.·h or Odano :md othcl' G.tliro, ni.J gmpe
t~nh't' · R) helping the f.umwmkch to rc
pe.tt it ht'l'e in Poatland, we hop<.' to clraw
:u1cntion 10 their plight, to the.• lMttlc the\'
.trc w:.~in~ and 10 the cc.onomic. fHC~\IIH' -
1hc ga.tpe bo\Cotl -whic:h we can "'l' en hdp
,lJjf L the b;uance of powl't in this unc\'cn
conflict. Ownc.l'"' and manabre' of Portl.md .uca
c.hain 'tore .. lun e not on I hcen appro;tdtt:Cf
J..>, the £armworl:c1 btu also b church and
ivic group,, who n'l that table btTaJ><:~ be
rcmo,t.>d from their 'hch~' until the J,'l'O'H'r'
negotiate with wm ke~. Their rcpl h .... been
community forum
BSU 'Neglected'
To the communt t}.
Dear Dr. Ho"ard
We the Blad· rud~t Uni.on,
fed that ,·ou ha\t• b· .. n neglect·
in~ your dutieo~ &!! president of
Le~i .and Clark College. For the
Ia t thre~ wl'eks tbe Pioneer Log
has publi,hd articles that are of.
fenehe to the Bkzck Stdeni:J b~re
on ca.mpu • and Black peorlt!
e' ~"f"Y'\ here.
While the Bl11rk Studrnts arc
bert: on campu~ ?>e wm treat the
opposite races a:. human being1>.
hut we rnu t be treated like"''U\".
\\'e feel that there should be some
'""P tax en tn amend the "'ron~t
that hn been done. H them• i"
nothing done abou1 these anicl~~.
"-'t'! the ''Black Studt'lll Union" "ill
rf"taliate.
\Ve tihouldn•t ha\e to brin~ to
\Our attt:ntion ~our duties n!!
president, but at the Jlre'!CDI time
we find it n~•<~a.rr.
The Blarl.: Student Union
Spitz Answered
To the editor:
Thi i a reply to ~lr. Thomas
R piu: J~uer whieb labell!d thi
wratcr a a plagiarizer, made the
inference that I wa unable to
pre_i;('nt Chica~o in an unbia~cd
fa hion and Mid that I auumed
to writ~ •l'ithout knowledge of
.. ori~inalitv and individualit) ."
Fir t, the article I wrot,. war.
taken in pan irom one of my col.
J,..eguc:a. a tudent reporter from
the tlnherl!it) of California at
Herlu: ~lte). H.. ad\iel!d me to U6,C
ha article wbtm J relate~ to him
Lite idea of my fonnat willa tht"
J'hotogroph s of Chlcago. 0£
• our c. he alto ad\i!e~ me to
make M»me correction and arldi·
lion lo hi 'W,-lcome to Chir..ego"
t-pi odt\ ~ hich I proc-,.t"ded to do.
Mr. Spitz. if this i11 plag~riling
thf'n I ~·ill turn in my ~a~ta card
ond ,."entually burn my diploma.
AI o, I would Lil:,. lo infonn vou • that I hue n~ ,.r heard of ,\fiJ.:r.
Ro ko of ll•e Chica~o Daily e" •
but if ou can t.end me the-oolumn
that I UJ•ro edh· plageriud I
would be more than happ • to
r r.ad it.
ln ccmtinuing with your c:harge
nf laot<.-d reportin~ lr.t mr. uv
thi : {rom my \'antage ,,oint,
which wu an escr.llent one the
Mc.C .• rth, heudquanen and Mieh.
i~11n, what T witnencd wu not
imply an e:l'8mple of ellt'f!'!•ivr.
II!!C of force by your l'it' police
again"' peaceful thouda pro~ora ·
tlH~ d,.morutratofli, against nc.-w
men ouempling to report the
ec,.n•· and ~ent, again•t innoco•nl
pa~r by. that Ita& arou~!d '"' ul .. inn. It i"', far morr. profoundly,
thl' pirit of rcprr sion epi.
tomi1ed b) Mayor Dale), thot
M:ern to ha\e rlominntt·d your
cit>, damllKt.-d the Democrn ti~
party and hocked the world.
I'll n~rcc ~ ith 'ou <.1nd C\'ery
on~ else that ccuril) precnu·
~utinn had to he tal..(·n to be
urr thnt lh!! thr~tened march~
and demont~tratol" did not ~~ out
of lint'. or r.ourse your police had
lo I~ on alrrt and out in ~rength
at kr.~ points in ~our prav. ling
cih". or <:our . the candidates and •
drleglllt:!ll and 'j.,itor · like mv~U
had to bt· protected from bodil)
hnnn.
But 11 dor. not (oDow that
peact•ful ril'mon!ltrnuon• of war
prot•• tor hn"' lo lw pre,ented
und disr•erl!t'd, that e' t•n lav.-nbtd·
ing ctti:u·n bod to he terrorit.cd.
that club6 and chemicals were
hemg U~<ed ~ithout di~cramtnn
tinn, that police nnd troop .. hod
to Itt• ntlletl our in ~uch numbtm;
tJuu the treet . uf Chicago rc-
(·mhk-d IJungary 3nd ~loH"o v. of
the fihi • Pr<~gu e llnd Mec~ico
Cit) of coda). l\or can it he !4l.id
• • m your or anyone s argument
that e\ 1•n in the fa cr. of provocn.
tion, lun e th,. forcc•s of lav. nnd
ordr.r the right to run wild in de
fianre of tbat v~n Ia" and order • "hirh the, v.ere crented to pro-
t«t.
In dft.octhd) den)in~ thr right
of u ~ernlth to Mlme prote .. ring
group~. and in bl()('kin~ thf' u~e
of ~ldin Field for n mat-me,.,.
an,; durtug thl" ronveoti"n your
cit · nuthuritit·~ onl) -el thr. !IB(ote
lor the· \lolenl'e that rt>arhed it"
elimu ~ t•dne&io} night. In un.
Dl't'e" ,Jfll) in!li'lting on ,.nforce
ml"nt 9f a ,..urfew in u pork where
l.tr~·· numlwr of protc.lltinll
} oung Jlt"OJllt• hncJ p,.llrefully ('On.
fP''"J(atl.':d , \our authorities only
mad~ it inr:vitnble that heuds
would lit': ba hrd und bodie
l~aten ,
Thr. OuJ,.} maciUne in ita At·
tl'mJtl to prut~l tbe ''imag~·· of
it dt) b) intr.rfcring with news.
mf'n and photograph•·r reponing
this "iolcnre, .Mayor Dalt') onl~
uc.<"~ed in cJe .. tro)ina thot im·
ngr..
"1'"" dergymt'n , young women,
rl'lfJOr\er and delegate! , not to
mrntion Jlf"Dr.eful clemon ;trotou
nr1-btlutcn h) vour policu in
\our l!lret•t it i not only the im·
URt' of Mayor Oaley'a fiefd.,m
that uHrr ; it 1 thl" cuu ,. c1f luv.
und ordt>r. frr•·dum nnd dt·moc·
ro~' of which uu· mlf'rtfepende-nt
~fllncthing thor Muyrn Daley, uti
w••ll u your f'lf, Mr. Sp111 dC)r. n't
fi.!•t·m H• undenn und.
So I a k you, .\fr, Spitz, if you
'IOII"rr at th;• Hilton Hold (iurinJl
thr. dialurhnnre ~lav didn't you nt lt'O"t tokt-thl· hlindnr."• from
your t•ye nnd rt•ulh look nt )·eHir
cit) in it ~r,.a te~t wc:ck of em.
ba rra .. ~rnent ,
You~. in Pr.Bct' nnd Brotht•rhond
Rirh Kronmon -
Ticket Re trict
To the community:
I would like lo coli nltcntion to
the vital nnd nll-irnporlont job
thnt the odtrunil!tratlon hos gi' en
our o;ecurity department in the
role of protecting the student
body of this .. chool. In fact not
only nrt• they Jlrot(.'Cting U!< but
they hove found n nr:w vchirle to -reduce th~ -chool' tlr ficlt ot the
C:I.J)tn ... c and (ru'\tro.uon of mnny
!ltudent driver" You mtght ho'c
noticed we nrc paying I\\JC:.t O!l
much rh.i" year to receive t tckvt!l
for "allegnlly" parking.
In the pnt~l few yenrfl wu hnve
M~en nn ""eqlowcring need to e~
tnbli~h und cnforrc on unflc:\ible
code for rmrkin~t . or hove we?
Ha--thi compu" lwcomc· so
lnrp:e and ronjt·str·d? I it ncec •
ul) for n commuter to park in
{,ra!<wold to Jtirk UJ1 hi mnil?
~hould \ ou rcceivt• o Lickr.t for
par~ ing in nn empt} vi itnr' lot
for fiftet•n minule nt 7 a.m. on
"aturdn ? Ju~t how important
•· our ..e~urit) depurtmc·nt's job
of parking rontrol?
11u" need Cor pnrking ,-onlrnlt!
it~ ohvio u~l> important, lnu it hns
it lirnil«, 1 bclil've• n point hu
b"l'n reached 1 hnt re 1 rir.t rlw
freedom nf the tudent In U!i<!
the.~r campu' In e!l~<enct· the IIYI!· • H:rn ha11 het·ornto ndiculou Ml) in·
Ot•xiiJJ,. PeoJIIc are ht"inr mol~ "'·
P.d in tht• nnmt" of u need that
really i•m't there
We ei1 h,.r nerd to rhnngt• our
parking r11dt> or instruct tho&~ in
charge r>f it of u mort• tlt'n ible
mrthod of pnrkinR c.ontrol. Per·
hap i !iUing tick<'! only when
then• is n real need oJleninp
parking orl!at~ to tudrnl in the . . 1'\ienang, openang new commut,.r
art·all, ma~ mv man} of the H'l·
low tnnt· tnto loacling znnt• , nnd
heinJt more fie iblr. woulrl be rl'lll•
i tic for our ~tmall, relaxed rum.
pu5. But, pl'rhop ~ wr. nr.,.d thr.
inromt• to Pill for our new rhnpd.
David Cray
Cia « o( '70
No Slur lntct1ded
To thto F~ilor
C.ommunkauon i• I' XI rem ely
irnportnnl in today' .-ocic:l\ F'nil·
ure to cornmunic.-utt! r.on r,. ult in
mi,understandinr. and mieurulcr
f>landinK on the world s.c·c•ne run
r~ .. ult in war. while "'" thc• rlo
mt tir. 6C('n~ it r.an rt>1uh in vio
J~nce . <htnbt•t ~5, I
re You Free?
I C limitation nrc plucrli nil ) ou, o hurnnn llt'ing, and yuu du n
nboul it; if ynu play the· otlwr pt•rf!On't~ gnme1 IUU! do not c·vcn
lion the fnrt thnt ynu clu; if p111 huH nllu\~ r·cl ) our moral indi
tton lo hn n·phtct·d bv worn out slognns nntl •lo~mn • if you
allowed ,·cmr humun r.mnmillncm t to lm n•plurc·!l hy in tllllllonnll
\OU \IU .. \ I..A\ E
l f hnwc:ver. \OU dt'mond rcrtnln rif(hl~ 1111 n humun being (nut 111
J\nwricnn 1Ju1 II" a rrul lie h unci blood pur· on) ; 1f ynu dt:mond
be n partlupunl in your u~n llfn ant! not nwrdy o recipient of th'
hnndt·d out to )OU; if you plncc eol'inl ttl Jllllll'ibility ohr-tuJ of
hurnun comrnitnwnl: if ol tlw toll of )llllr prtoflt) lt"t comt•s
hopt:. ,{ream .. and li~Jiirutiun s of oth••r Jll'nple • 1 UFN \ Ol ARt
FlU I M \ '\;
Jutot who ure the sluw!l in tculn)' t!Ocir.t ? tl11 until rt>c
(hi~tnrtcnlh peaking) the lu''' ,.,..r,· c•nsy In itlt•ntif)-thry
black ~kin . 1'odov thi i not tnal', In f11ct, tlw lllnck todn) mak • pt·rhnp" the ooly ~troup that i;;; frcr..
Blacks in tluc rounlf) uM<rl to play the while mnn'11 gnmc•. ~
con •etut·nr.e• c\en uflc·r they wt•rt• rt•lcn t·d frorn lc•gul lll)ndngt•.
n•mainecl in a ,tule of la\l!r). Ancl thc• white pt'llltle workc·d '
horrf, thrnugh bc.uting , castrntion!l und hunging , to make.• I!Ure
lllnck knc"' hi "plnrt•" nnrJ ltl) ec.l tit crt•
But todn}, thl' 131ark are Mying, "c hnHl hod it We ore
lon~er ~oing tu remain in the pottition ) ou hoVt• u !!.IJmrd to us.
art· tired of bcint:t ~>hot and hnn~c·d tlwn huffling nround !IO}'ing "
Charley you nrc --o good to 11 .. ' \\ t nrc human hcing.. and
D I• 1\l \ \0 to be trc•a teti n udt."
llumon diJLnaty, hurnun nr:ht • Thut i'l thu hnttlt• lllnck nre 'II
ing. '\nd an clomJ( .,o, thin hove nt lr·nt~t ~w.t frt•t• thetr mind .. , i(
thdr bodie.,
\nd theo lhert· ure the rc"t of us. Tnkll a good look uround
fellow ~tudcnts . \.tt· )Oil frt•c, ur at«• ~on u ftluvt:? (
Oo you parttdJlott• in ,,hot i hnJipt'ning to you? Do you imr
ynur o\11 n -.hots in relation In vour 1i ft•! l>o vou l!t't V«)Ur own g~1~n
nnd lht!n et your own t\lundnrci!l of rt•nching tho l' ~ools? Do for•
r\·er roi .. c your voict• in objct·ting to nmcthing you conl!itlcr t•1 ~
unju!lt, or ju .. r plom lupid?
NO \'OU OO\'T1!! Cour ~ und dusH'!II are l!t'l up for you.
nrc told whnt to take what time to lnkt• it, and if }OU ore lucky.
may pick helween two prof I! ( ulthough thi ie not the cuoce in
int-lUIICt'").
The prof ~et up tb~ gonls of tIll'
nlong hcbind. Then nt the t•nd of tlw do and you quieti r ""
quurtcr, ht! C'l'rti fit"~ that
huvt• once nJ(nin knuckleeJ undt•r.
Come on, wake• up. Open yunr I')C • Quc• tion what is happen
to you. ju~l n .. the Blurks in thi rountn wol..c ll(l ond qUe!lti
what ~·a ... happening lo thf'm.
If >'''u do, you will ~~.· that you nrt· no hotter off thnn the 81
werc }Cllr" ogo, e~cept thai you don't (act• tht• threat of phy· .. icol
lencl!'. No you ae a ~turlent nrc ju111 co •trntcd mcntnlly ond ki
~pjritun lly
1 h"' war I figure it. iC Iliad• ~luvc" run fn·•· thdr mind<~,
~tude •nt dove:" con ulso. All 11 tukt."' j., couragt•,
I more community forum
A mJ~under&tn.nding occ.urrcd in
lu 1 Frida)\ Cull-\(c. hhmoel
column and it needs to be cleared
up-right no\\. wus tryjng to moke \\0
Rouk wnultl not !Jco trenlt!d
,.,.,·und •C Ia ~ if I hcv would
thinking of I)Wmf.ehet~ 118 !IIUC
No lur on an\' rncc lqC
Frn
S}u
dt(
Ol\1
eb
l
,. When "upper cln'. man" made
references to tht> Nerro in Amer·
icu, he Wlh ~OT -.aying thnt to·
dny's Block jump" ~hen toltl
to ''jump," nor ~ll!'l he &aying
thnt todn) Black WO!I u " econd.
clns5 cit11.t>n'' or 11 " econd.cJoss intrndccl. J
J nc k Or.s Bouillon!!
human Ltmg ' pioneer log
The point he wu!' trying lo
make v.uo:; that in thl' JIR"l, whill ·~
tr•·lll!'d Rinck<. u. l1cmp, ~e•cond
r.lull!l und the Blncks took 11 A,. a
r••t~ult, thev vicwf•d 1hcn1 elvt•, 011 OHil'ial pnblicnuon of the A ~r1
ciolt'd Student-. or lewi!l ant
In '"I! t>cond cia ~. Clnrk Collt•gc, 0615 W P,o~ !fi
line llill Rontl. Portland . 0~ ~II.
97459, Puh!Joehed 1 wire wetl 1
Whut houlrl how bt•cn empho rlurin~ the -l(,hool yenr by Gtt Jl
ued and wa not wu .. thnl rht l•uLii !<!hin~ ( o. ~t:cond cl
Rlal•k nrc nu lonJ(cr tukin~t it. IIO!Illlge paid HI Portland. 0
Whih• it i" f'till tnu• thut BJork EDI'I'OR J\licc L. Chri11ten
.trt lrcatecl UIS beinp; -.e,·ond clu !I ~lnnuging Editor Juhe Per
IJ\ whites, the) nrc: no longer 1\d\f•rti !lin~ Mgr. Don I ··J
!'.cond-dn .. in thdr nwn mind.. .\dvi or (.,a) JcnJur
111t' .mulog) ''uppt•r·dutRman" it
,-..:..:.:.:~=~~..:.::.::.:::_.:..::=::.:.:.--=============::::; lUll
United States Senator
leads the vital dissent to American policy an
V1et Nam Sen Morse must have YOUR support
and assistance to cont1nue tn his role as a rank
ing Congressional opponent of the war.
We MUST have student canvassers
each weekend untrl the election. •
Volunteer TODAY by calling 224-7072 ,
or come to Morse H Q at
1Oth Street SW and Washington. 1'h
h Oc:t ohl't 2!1, I PfON(ER LOC: Page ~
~e? antastick' Linda Davis Views of Chicago Given by Panel
1g, nnd you cl11 n
1l cln not c·vc•n ~
rour morol indl~
ogmo!l: if you II
hy inlllillllto tutll
Inn be in tt (not 1
; tf yuu dcmund
~ rrcipic•nl of th'
1ilit y ohrucl ol
I fit) I it'll COOif'&
'HF. ' YOU 1\lU.
Up until rc•c
idcutify-thry
locks todn) mo
! moo 'l' game. A
kgol bondagu, t
[Jeoplc worked ,
, to mukfl "urc
hod it We ure
u ""igncd lo IJ6.
around ~oying '
1110 beings unci
tie Ulncks nrc: "
their mind!l, i(
tJd look uround )
lon?
you? Do you
'let your own g
tose ftouls? On
you con<~ider to
t~cl up for )OU
you nrc luck},
)I the C'O~C in l,oH (or peoph not o det~irt• to
pn• " thc·m1 is one of the reo-
• n6 for Undn Uo\·i • lllH'r•·~s be· f,r.• un uuclic•nrt· .
An t.C tht·atrc nanjur and pros
Pf etiw· ~ltm ·h grotluote, l.indn
II t nr in tilt' rr.t urn of till' sum
mer tlwntn·' nm~h mu~ir:ul, (ht!
FrntnJtiks on Oct. 21, 25 und 26.
S)ac• radiate· &uch n sincere •·:1·
you quieth hu dtt·rncnl ahout tlw pluy nnd her
e certifit·' thot own roll' thot it would be impos
alhle not to n~k whnt is so special
whot i" hop~n •out Th·· Fantrutila?
up nnd tfUe,.ti l.incln cnnl!'itlcf'!l its economy 85
oH thon the Bl
·eot of phy!\icnl
mentolly ond ki
&heir mind•. t tc of tlw grcatt· t 11 <~el . "It
am flO much li h· into t~uch o
tort pcriocl of I ime. Mood II., stu.:h
a. de nlution und winter, ur•·
t'ntc:d hy 1111 I itt lc· U!l n !in~lt•
Dbt t!."
J ",\cting.'' hl'l rc~els, ''is 0 vi ible. :-------t ngihlc• rrc·orcl of your own •'!X·
f i lenrr:• ~lim••, t-specioll ', pro-0 rum d!H'•'" a philosophy ol living. Bt ..
'o makP. wu• u~c· lhc actor is conl'tuntl)'
not Ill' tre:atc·d t!Uting, hi~ increll"ed u warcne.!!l
the) 'o\ ould o hi 6Urrnundin~t5 ~au e him to live totally until death ruthe-r thno
d)·ing ,.Jnwl)' after birth.
A lot nf thought nnd dfnrl hns
gnn[• into her ur.ting carc•·r !iinn•
lwr finn rolc• os "Julh•" in n high
chool produr.tion o( Cctruusd.
l.indu hn" tuclicc.l acting oml
\oicc nt U of 0, tlw Unh·er ity v{
Purtlund, and ot l.C. Sill' is sing·
in~: ot S)•h·io's in Porllond.
~incc mrjcl\ is ,.., entiol for • this type uf entertainment, ehe
hut~ trit!() In gain c:cpericn('t' in
rn:m diHcr~nt mediums. !!luch a
"in~ing. rluncin~;. mim••. and pia)·
ing tht• momfolin ontl guitar. in
addition to af'ting.
Working ao do c• In I he•
•
aucli~·nce, nhc•n t~u nr thrt•c fc·ct
av.U)'. Linda nm!!t ltt· able to rend
fucc·~ nnd rnuml'~. It is irn(Mlrtant
to ~ing to the uudirnrc, not nlmc r•
them. Thi& iot the t)'pc nf com
munil-attnn that r:Ulll!l'!l old~r
lotli !;I tn gru h her huncl untl in· ,j,,. her to dinnc•r, suul,.nll!l to
wt•lconie her into tlu•ir eoff~r· cir·
rleJ!. nntl e,·~rvont• to wont to •
cume back and ••e lu·r ognin. by Thnma• R. ~pit•
~(W 'K ~t>lr.hration of the ••n""w
poliiiCII'' contirun•d Ia I Thure<lay
with "Chir.ago-\Vbnt Nell't?". n
cfil!Cu inn of the f'V«'nl! ond r,..,.
tilllr of dtr D••mocrntic: National
CnrtH!ntion this !IUmmer.
Gnr: I I!Jlenkcre were :Malcomb
< .. rr!l!ll, K C W Jtolit iCill unnlylit ;
Ruh ~trnuh, Ore~un Stnte Trene
ur••r; nnd Jn1: Uri , organizl'r of
th,. Merc·hnnti'J of Warm and mrm.
h··r ,r PQrtland'~ hip community.
Cro1111 epoke from u joumolist'11
Jlllint of Yillw, c:ritidzinp: the iniur
if' tnnirtc.J upon nr.wm•·n f,)
Chic-ago police. Demon~trator ,
hr• .mill, inc.lutll!~ both tho e in·
t.-nt 11110n violenre a.nd thO!e ex
peeling no major enrounter with
the polire.
SPE' Present
Jiideou Horror
Since• the.- Cr~at Hallow~rn
Pumpkin nrrivr-5 on an ordinarv
chuoldny thi~ year, Sigmn Phi
r.,"ilon has rfccidc•d to lwlr hirn
apnok thi!i cnrnpull ahead of time,
lty pon&oring hideous hllrror
mu\ it!" in C\'an~ Auditorium,
Ort. 30 ut 8 p.m.
.t\rrording to Dkk F..arl, PF.
rcr irlcnl. tht• fraternity mu•t
chorg,. n 50 c:,.nt odmis ion fre.
Uut thr rilm !hould be &enT)'
ennu(;h to makt: all (utur,. LC
Cflmpo~ .. r drc\p thdr clo ic:i!lt'!
lunl"s and write acid rock song!.
fhrrr.fort". the shock of an ad
mi !li•m fer• :~~hould not disturb th,.
luslanr.,. nf horror received.
The ouditorium ground!l will
first hake wj1]1 the "B,.dlam"
Uori KorloH enuses. i':l'XI, the
wull 'o\ ill re!W'Iund to the terrify.
ing bu1.z of "Tlu~ Fl}," tarring
\'inrent Pric ·• Defcm; the night
i IWcr, tht· Great llollnwn:n
l'urn1•kin hould surdy be nblr tn
t;pnok fnr himedf.
Spanish Civil War ..
Unions Featured
\ t nne lime in the not too dis
tant m"riclln pa"'· tht: people in
tla•; 1 reels wcr~ nnt black mili-
crn~Jve< o~; sue~
n on' race High Quality' Performance
een in Civic Theatre Play tant or 'o\ h.itc 6tudent5 hut mem·
bcr of a local labor union. The
hi lOT) of unioni~m in the U.S.
ho.o; bt!CO a violent one. and i&
grophiwll)' depicted in Eliza
Kuin' "On the Waterfront" to be
"r Dunnld 0. I.Nlp log ~er The Portland CiYic Theatre's
cation of the A ~rohlt·rns in rcuring good talent
nts of J ~wit~ ,11 anrl pwvirJing high quulit) f'lllcr
:. 0615 ~. W. Ptt~ (l.ainnwnt on it~ nll.'ugcr Hnuncial
'lld. Portland Or ba~ ore It• he pnrtiuUv O\'CT·
~hed twtcc week C~ll1lr with the npt'ning of "'\taT·
hool )ear by Gu Jlnnglrd Girl." 'llu~ tlm·•· IDl'm·
..,o. o;crond d •·r tJil t worked hurd to mer-
nr Portland, Or me clc•fil'icnr.il~ 111 "'lctl Simon'~
~ice l. Chri'ltt'n ~ ~c·ntially '' cuk purtn.ul of ruth·
'tlor Julu~ Per t~r unuaunl cH•nt in u S.m Fran·
~tgr. Don [.ea i~o apartment hou"t,
l.a\· Jenk' The• two mill~ lc•uds ort• involn.-d
•
•+or
E
n policy tn
UR support
as a rank
ar
ers
.tion. •
,t-7072,
n. ith the JlULiir.ntiun of 11 prott:l>t
IJIOguzint•, toni itlrd '1Fa1Jout ,"
11an hurt' nn OJll'lrtmcnt and
uve manng•·d to ~r.rat•e together
nougla moner lu aubsi t for !It!\'•
••rul eur&. Thr piny pick!! up
hc·n un nttractive ynunll female
Ct'll pic• till' upurt ml'nl nt:'ltt door.
'om 'roll1 "-ho ploy the wrilt>r,
ul111 mudl) m loH with their ne,,·
ci~,~hho r Wind' Duatin who pee·
taeulurly purtr11\' the outht'nt
l•r lie 'l o mukt: t~ure Winclv i~
upntliUil or her new uitor, Tom
t'fllllt'~ u wild coUfllt' o( rornanlJc
... ,, ics ull well pircd with tho
11111ur 'a umque C'umedy Pt1or
c•rn fuil tu wan lwr lo,·e, but
tn drh·intt her nnd hi
·nu1:11m1ttlt Chrhs Thompron to tht"
or mental c ltoetroplu:.
nntl Wiml) can't t1tnnd l'lu:h otlwr and at thi point lhe t•ntl ht-.
rom~ C\'ident.
Ahhough the action of thfl J'lny
is limitt·d tu onh u ingle "t'l, I he
nct~,~r~· unciN!'ilnncJing of tllt'ir
apartment, the fu cinuting wit tl(
tht· plll)Write comhincrl with tht•
rof,.,. OH'H·omc limitation im·
pnscd by the set rcnd the 11~ n{
onh thrt•c• peoplt·.
Star-:;punglt•tl Girl itS pinyin~
l'hur,.dn', Fricln und Saturdny
night, on the Main"age Ill Chic
\ucliaorium, .mil it well wnrth
the prict'! of utlmi ion, hown ot £,an tonight nt 7:30.
The film tar Marlin Drnndo in
ont• or hi!l best film role ...
~undU) night fcntures "To Oir•
in \lru.lritl''. n rea~nrshh· fuctutlll •
dnc•ttmt"nlllr) n( the Spanish chil
\\liT which cJccurrf'tl during the
l'IJO' • In this day of nnmrchy,
rommuni~~ nnd hcnrded pro.
{es~or the world i ulert to move
ment on the left. ..To Die in
l\ladid'' i a!Jout n SUCCI'! !lfu1
revolution Crom the right: how it
turt • Crr.m where it draw ilb
~;t ren(!th, and the after-effec t"' of
l'h il war.
ATLAS Tl ES·BA IES
free
Picl<-up &
Delivery &A
ELECT ICATIOII
VICE
ONIC T
COMPLnE
E VICE
BURLINGA E CHEVRON
8517 S.W. Terwilliger 244-3040 Renrtirm to Mnyor Daley'
hnndling of thro clemon&traton
wae clr .. crilu•d h)· Cro l! a" a .. Dr.
)f'k)'ll nncl \lr. Hyde" pl•ennmen
nnn. J\mr.ricun ~:nndonl'd as well
1111 cundf'naned Daley's polici~. he
11 ill.
tlltf' Tr•··&~IUrer Straub f!lftbor
ntf'fl on Oalr>y' c•onvt:ntion role,
l!ll)'inK thot tit~! C:hicago mayor
rompl,.tcly controlled th,. f1f)Or.
and r hat hr hotl Hoor rnicrophonl!6
turnf',d on onrl off depending upon
whot wn heiog enid. A It hough
"Onlr:y'" octions 'l'iC:le wrong",
trnuh {•·It thot an}'' big c.itt boss
in a ~imtlor I!IUlotion would have
d"ne the Mmc llung.
fJespit,. thi , Straub contended,
thr oonvention ,. n o &~cce . It
bowed the J\merk4n people that
the Demo ratie party ie not ju t
o mor.hine but can he-and wu in
Chicngo--o fomm for ,J,.bate of
lotio) 's prohJ,.m!l .
One of th,. mn 1 ignifi~ot hllp·
pening of the comention wa'
th~ Jbnlition or the unit rule,
whir.h hatl prct,.nted-in eom~
rll'lt·gul iuns-u vote nlht·r than
thut will"d by m01 inrity in u dele
gntirm, 'I hu , ull eiUtf!ll for the
fir 1 time wcr•• nble to 8plit their VOle!.
PolitiCA ho111d be u~d by th..,
reopJ,. to ,.fr~l changi'!l in eocJe
ty, aid troub. He predkted that
tb,. Uemncratic conv,.ntion in 1972
would h .. the greatut in polil1t:al
h1 tory br.r.tall!le of chang,.s matle
at ClnrrtJIO.
Jnr· Uris ept~k,. mo tly of I!IN"i~·
ry·~ ill!!, propcning Tf!m,.tli"" •
i\la'" p~ycholog), he rlaimerf, hod
influenl"ro thr belief o{ meri.
can•. An exnmp)l'! cited WO!! th,.
eHec.t of violence on TV upon
) nunJr!l"r
lie Mamed the anr.reo.se in
r.rimt" on lhe nation'lll inodrqua te
pmal llflltem8. adding that it i
youth' dutr &o change thi11.
Uri11 call him!df Gn anar-
rhi~. He nd' ocated "cxerci in
futility" a one wa to overcome
the gc)lr.rnment. lJ,. aid h,. feh
thRt thr go..,emmc.nt ol the United
..tales needed to be returned to
the peoplt>, that the ~~ wny w
thrQu(Zh n plun to di~idc 1he CI)Un
ln: tnto {our or fi,·e 11ta1t• tied
tORt:ther in a commonwealth.
The di•r.ussion, with IJDe!tiona.
la~ted over un hour, but rluring
thi" time• no one an wered the
fJUelllinn .. Clticago- What ext?"
Students Hold March, Rally
A Ponland dcmon~trntion will
he held Oct. 2b to mark the Week
of lntrmGtionnl Solidarity g:nin"t
the War in \'ietnarn. It theme
i' '' upport our Cis-Bring Them
Homt: ow."
No Rush
Hc:enu~<e &he membera of Alr•hll
Comma ha\·e cJecid«< to make
thdr nrorit~ inacti'Yc, fnll 1-C
ru h ha& bl)en po tphont'd.
J) ·Ito Phi l-:ammu i& now the
onl, IH'IJ1C orority (In c:ampus.
r)IUn§ nre being mode. however,
fnr the fonnntaon of n nr:~ Qnr.
Th atre Dates
Throler dnt~ (or the produc
t ion of "l':he Font a tiel: " were
incorrect]) prtntcd in th,. lut
cduion of the LOG. Perior·
man~ 'l'oill 1~ ghen on Oct. 21
2S nnd 26 at 8:30 p.m. in Fir
Cl'e! 'fheatrl". The march ond rally wilJ be
Portlnnd't largesa nnti·wnr dem.
c•n~t.rauon thu ft~r. accurdmg to
Peter fomnro, chainnnn of the
Portland Moblimtion Committee
for Ortober 26th Roll Agniru t the
War in Vietnam.
The much will begin in frnnt
or lhe Civic uditorium at 2 p.m.
a.nd end in a rull • at thi' Pioneer
f'o.,t Office. Spt'nking wlll be Ron
Ah-x11nder. f! .CJrc:en Beret and
curr,.nt ,.ditor of J'n~L: Force. au
onti·war nrw paper for Gl
mnng th,. l!11Pl'ortf'r are th,.
I ~wio; und Clark Conamillee to
EnrJ the War. thr l.t.:\\i nnd Ctnrk
Committee for M«:Carthy and the
I ,.wj,. and Clark tu•fent" for o
Dem~rnlie Societ) (SOS)
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LC to Sample Whitman;
Pioneer Win Imperative
br }nt'k l>r .. Bouilleln•
"Wan and ~-e·· am the "ordt~
of her~d coach fred "il!on in
looking ahe3d In lmnorrO\\ 'e
Rame asain t Whitrnnn in Gri!!·
\\Old Stadium 111 1:30.
''We ttrc going into thi!< gnmt'
completel hlinrJ," continut'd thco
head mentor. "We ha'e been un
able to t.'C them in pe~on , nnd
cheir eondilion t~ for filming art> so
bnd that um film taken "!ouM • be no gnod an)~'ll~ .
On top of that. thr. su ~ho "·u
UJIJ!O"t"Cf to FCOUl them la l
"ec\: didn't cum in a N"port.
"l11at mal;~ the game n little hit
h " wug er.
Whnl the Pion~rs do L-now,
ho\'if!'t'r, J~ rhat W'hiunan is on~
fine foothall team. Le:sgtle lead·
ing ~ illamette fnund that out
'1\hr.n tht":, harelr t c"lUJJCrl \\ith nn
dght to -eH:n 'ictory.
Whitman' ~pt'!Cd \\Orries wn.
on t>"pt..-cinll • "They haw thr:
be~• pc..oed in the conf~rencr. .
Thr.ir hack arc c tremt'l} fn 1."
nnthc:r ~;trength the) haH: is
that "lite' nrc 'er • wdl !"OAcht•d.
h) that I mean th<-y m:tkt-a
minimum of mi!lnke •• r ~plnincd
\\ il!on "Titev set out to do cer·
rain things and usuall" execute
tht ir pia}" and g;,me plan ''el}
"'cll. Tiu:) don't ho'c th(' pc.rwn.
nel on the lin but their e «U·
lion makes up for thi YOeal-n~ ·•
In the Willameue game., Whit· man comJIIC'Id) topp•·cl the Rrnr·
aat11' !llrcngth~ . The took lWil}
the 'Cnt~' ., .... ,.,.,, and their dt·c-p
pa r. • whil~ gh ing up ~omc run
nmg room IIJ) 1111..1 middle
Willamell•• did not adju~t accord·
ingh ont.l almo't got Le.ut.
"The\ lllft ll) to do the !Cnmc
tlling 1u ""·" ob~en 1 d Wilson.
"llut 1 douht it. Our trcngth has
been the m~id,. game, !IO 1 hould
1magine that tht•y would con~en·
crotc on tnp)ling thllt. But I ju't
don't knnv.."
J.::~;;ccJII for tht •~·o playcr<t out
for tht> ~11!1011, the Pwneer ore
nt full trensth. Th,. return of
~ r. Higham ndd 1rcngth to an
olr •ncl · cough Pioneer dcfcnshe
df'H'n.
Coach Wil on \\'11§ \rn piM~t:d
"ith tlu• pla\ of ire hmnn Bob
Phillit' at trong tacl.:le la~t
Vtcrk ngnin'l Pncifi•-:.. "H~ did o
fine JOb for u and I) he'" lloing
to ~tnrt again.''
\nothcr hoy Wil!l(ln likt•s j;, Jim
Robin on, an ••mJ \\ ho i; fillm~ m
tht• rc"t ol the e11"on fvr DnH.:
Dinntr••. "lit• dui a good JOb out
tlll're.'' miled \\ 1l-.i0n,
Tight end llou( l.~idholt , all 6
ft. 1 in. 220 lb" o{ him, \\ill he
hack at full "trcn~tlt . ''He i11 a
real k~ to our nffen~~ . Doug is
probnhly our h ql rec i\er and
hu a lot of mo,C!l. Hu,ing him
inJnn:d for t"'o ~me ;; hurt us
quite n hit." . -Ot·tohct ~5, I
...... _ -.... ..
.t.....
Pl0'\1 En Of.J.f!\'-1\ f' 0 \CI\. \II"'' \JI~n (•li) dh~ oftt·l" n IM c boll a .. '111H Oc-Boi• (26) 11
)em Jnqun (35) ltw&. (ln in tht (• to 0 \iC"tor, oH.r Pac-ific-l,uth~·ran lt.-4\ '"t'k• n••• t\llro ond th, or tht I ( .t.•fc·nroc> fac-t' li !011'1"11 It I lUOIIII"I"O\< UI(Oitllll \1 hitnlllll til (.1"1 .. \<0lcl '-Indium. (,llllll. tinu
I ·30 ft.m. -1 tlf( J•hoh• ln ""ott (.utlc·r.
.. orrv Al,oul That! •
• \,,oloJric~ nrc offcm·tl to \1tke
Zcnler, ~I only Rurc\· nnli \~ t"
Bigham :t 11 of "'hom hod I hl'lr
na.me!l misspt'lled in luet \\'eck'
papt"r.
The editor would a I o like to <'-:'<·
lt·nd apolo.;iC!ll to "'Iff mcnthcr
M.ike Pe7.el. J\ story b Pe1el on
11 ero« countn· meet upp•·nrcd • und,•r the b' .Jine of another
p~r~on. USOC Said' Not to Blame
for Athletes'
1 o 1 he "port:; cdiLor:
Conrcrning )OUr editorial ahnut
Tommy ~milh, Jolm Curto.. und
th~ Unitt'fl ..tate& (?) 01 rnpt~
Cntnmil It: e. s<~mc clnrificat ion
should be madr. rcJ.:orwng the
nt:tuul Jlfoccdurt! imoht•d in the Suspensions
"luting thot tht·' felt no
eli ·iplint• nf Smith and Curio!!
nc••'~'""an und that lht> incid
\\OUJ.l nnt Lc-rt'(ICIHctl. HoWI!l
tht· IOC tof whir.h A\t't)'
UJ!I" jq pn•,;irJcnl -ht• i11 not
Harriers Gear for Portland U. Test usrwn~ion of the'e two cournAC·
ou~ olhll.'tc .
The U."". Ohmpic Committct·,
'\ hich indeed is dominated by
~ hite-. but hn made "t'mt• ~en·
uindy hone 1 "Cfortt~ to bridge the
JtB Jl bt•t wr.t•n white and hlnck
uthlt•lt'll-for "UnJvol'~ l!nke:. 1f
nothin~ cJ,c-wu .. NOT the body
nosponotib lc for "muh't' and Cor
luR' ~ilc . The '1~:~~i~nn p;owrn.
mc·nt, which voided thdr 'i!<Ofl,
.1nd tht! Internal ionul 0 lyn1 pic
Commillee were the partie·~ chid·
h rc~pon•iblc. Brieflv, it wrnt
liko thi11: nf the lJ OC, nl! your cdih1riol
ft·rrc<l) hrought Jlft•,<curc to
on thr. lJ'\OC demnnc.ling the
Jlt'n. ion of '-tmuh und Carlo~
thrt•ntc•ning to cli~qun liCy tbt· Titr I ewio; and Clark ero c coun·
tn team ho~t" a Mron~ Unher·
!ih of Portland 'quad today in n
4:30 p.m. meet to be held at Pier
Park in North rnnland.
"' ith the c<•olercoce meet onl}
nM week ~way, thi is the ln,;t
opponunit)' for the Pioneer to
test thl"..ir crength and ,., u luare
chnnec!; {or -ucx:~fuU\" retaining
the 'orth-w~t Conference erown
the} cnptured last ')eDT.
11tc Pilots bn\e dl'pth. "hich i.
of importance in nny f,port. l..ed
h\ M•JihOmore Tom Tn,·lor. tht":
h.nrrier {rom the bluer hm;e four
d ngerou runneo; capable of top· ping the LC horne.rs.
La~t week, flortland bowed it!\
pow~r n the Pilnh cdgl'd by
Will,nnrttc, n team that hent I.C
in the t•n on op~ ncr.
For the fir~t time in thret•
Wf'l'h tbe Pio1wcr will l11: al full
<.lr~ngth with thl! rt•lllm of Tttd
Dorman, ~ho hn Lu:en homp~red
l1) n knt•e inJun·. Dorman ho"n't
run "int·r. he took fir11t J1la<"c bon.
on~ in chr. Willnrnelt•· mel'l.
oa,·e ri.:l. u londout \clt'ran.
"ill team "ith Borman to ghc I.C
n fonnidoLl" nne·t"o punch and
C'nhnnc•· tlw po~ ibjlit} o( o ''ic.
ton. Fi won In I "'cdc' mer!
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is the FINAL DAY for full
refund on text books
A penalty of 20% will be imposed thereafter. Re
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ment of polysyllabic verbrage 10 multilat
eral communication, except 10 advertis
Ing concepts calculated to stimulate curi
osity readership.
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PEN ' f#t.-... ;: : .:: ;.(~)
At1ractlve pen In school colors
free when you open a row-cost
U. S. Bank Checking Account.
Un•ud Statu Hllional Ban~ of OrtiCin • Member I O.I.C. t und in thr. prot•r• !I ron hi"
rue!'! of the ~oson .
The Piunr.C"rs nrr. by no mcnns
11 t"'o·mun ~huv.. \' ~arling Kt•ith
"oodurd has her.n imprt'!ll!i\'C 0"
a vnr~it~ rwrformer and hould
compliment the ~t-:un Lv hi~ ur.
fort. Ht• finieht•tl t"contl lo F'h
last W('c:k ond has tht· JH){t•ntiul
In Lccnmt• on.: of the lop runner!!
in 1 hr. cun ft·rt·nct•.
l\ot to he oH·rlonkcd on• rook..,
RnL B) crly, l.aurit• Rt•ntsch lt•r
und junior Mork Mnndd, v.ho
round out a snlirf f'jnner•r unit. A 11
three ran their bN•t ruc•· uf t la·
"e.sooon in tht• Pl.IJ mt:cl Ia I Sat·
urdu).
Either team ,·an win todn) ·~
mr•ct. But lC i OJILimistic. "1 he
rliHerem:t• moy bt• in our ahility
to finillh fi,.,;l and •~Cnnc.l," pe:cu·
lutt•!l Fh. "\\ r. nl~!l e_xpt'eet Wood.
urd to run n gond ruct'\."
The Piom·•·r6 h,JVt' phown im·
pro,·C'mPnt cn~h week nncl, with
tlw aclrlilicm of Dorman, pot~n.
liully hove tht• l!!lrcngth lo with
holrl thP. l~ilot r.hollcnRt: and lwucl
into the t'onft•rc·nrc rnc·C"t with u
hig 'ictor}. Tht• dcmom:rration hy Smith nud
Carlos (nllo\\ ing the 200-mctcr
cla"h finul hnc.l u dramatic and nt
mn"l omt"" hnt up cttin~t cff~t
IIJIOI\ thr: U •. team nnd Olympic
Committee. Howewr, it wu
takt"n D!l n dire<-t in .. ult b) the
\lt•xir.un ~tovernment, which hod
"lwllrtl nut million" of dollars ancl
I(Oflf' through unprr>ct >.til'ntetl cJi(.
!ir.ullit·« to 1Jrc.-c>nt the Olympi~ .
Tlw furiou" ~h·"Cicnn oHit"iul.: .im.
ml'liiuteh invalidated tht• pnir'
vi!lll5. which uttder Mex1c~n lnw
It iw_.~ tlwm •a hour<~ to I caw· the
cnun trv-unle<~ the\' would rnth
cr ray in jail.
'Otr ll.S. Olympic Commlltet:
ie<~ut•(l un npology to tlu 1 0(
We've got too much service to sell to
snow you with big words. We want you
to check with US-see how it helps you
keep your money in line. Okay?
IIIIS.I¥ EM .. n 2201 tt'llrt•IIOS "RtW&&i t
BURLINGAME
BRANCH
S. W. Bubur Blvd. at
Terwilliger tire U. . 01) mph-.. quod h.u~111\,,
unci "hite•, truck and
ar hit· It' If thit' dc·mnnd wa•
rnt·t. llrH)t•r tbi JITt,.llllrC
l ~OC tlec.ult·d not to coli
10£ • hlurr and Smith nnd
lo• \\1 Tl! in formed of thct r . u.
ion ul 2 n.m. the morning
)o\\ inp, tlw clt•mon,trulion.
'J'okin~t thc!\t• fuels into occ:ou:
one cun Lt•tter upprt:cio te
l!it inn of the l 0( which in
r.H!IC w .1 third 111 1 he po\\ er
arch~ hehinrl tlu· Me~irun go\
ment and the lOC. EH~D on,.
lhc \qrro nthle:tc~-1 don't
mt·mhc r which ont."-remnrkt •tJ
,\BC'I! Ho\\tsrd Coll!ell that it
not 1 h~ USOC \\ hich \\ n
j !.Jr. for thr I!Uii(II" IIMII)II
uron the l "\ C omnuttee to
form tlw unen\aohle tn11k of
forrntng mith nml Carlo<~ of
I OC uction hnwuvt·r
" h••tlwr or not clOt i tn
potla) wtth ':mulh''~ nnd Cu
trllOD I IIIII under dlt't:
hcrt l 01)' elf feu) the~· hod
ripht to demonstrute, kno,dntz
wdl \\hot < On!<CCJIIl'nce.-II
hring. And thtl)' nccrptt':d it
men. The 10( wa alJi.O 111 a !II
po~ition, Cor if one demonl'lre~ ~·rl
"'t'rt· ollowc•d to go unpuna~=
no matter ho\\ ju~ttified it
haw bt'l'n. it could cl n
un'(avon precedent.
The Olymptc hould not
~1unding bonrd for people'• gr"
t•nr~. In this r.o c mon,· of
blnck uthll'te ~ (i.e., thr. 1601l·nu:te
rt'lu\ trurn und their
fln~ltcd lhdr tndt\idua lit} to
n( the fan without bavinp. to
"'rt to u dt"mon .. tro.uun .... ~
didu't lq to fit them~<C IVt"'
-oml"bod\ til 111
11 'bug,' AO
·Jwllk ·rtw\ did tlll)ir thing,
tfitl it JIO~ll iv~J\-
( lfiO rt···l obligrd to ''n
un' l'(fort for human dignll\
lwhnlf uf upprt· 'C•l pt•ople
wlu•rt•," I nl~n bt·lieve in
it likt• it it.''
Rr.SJlllCtfuiJy t~ubmittcd,
Ted Dorman