Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 29, 1968 Volume 27, Number 6
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1968-10-29
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CtOU('I 25. 1
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)cOol• (26) ,,
Ul~·n ond ahc
r. Gunu.· tina ar "lrnnzoraP '
1•1\t:JIEN 'lUI· <.Oli\TRl l"' \l l\O~C. '-'•' mu"t ri•ht il.' "'••notor
u•n•• \1oro• l.t•tf"horl hi-"in•· t'" 1\nu•ric.-on Jtuli,._, an \irtnnm
JU.Iinh·rl OUt tht IHJVUUIOII(C ... uf hi .,111.11~· o·niurit_> tluran• llfl
, 2 I ndclrt " in !'llomm Dinina Unll.-Lo11 photo hJ Srull Cutl~r
•
Blame I On
• orse Spea s Out on ar;
ttac s
"l.yn«lon a. Johnton is without
tho• uuthorjty to make wor or to
mako• unr.on•titutionotl r<!!!olu·
t iun which t•nnblt! him to rrutkc
wur ," O!I!!Nicd Senntor Wayne":
~lflr e ( O.Orr l Thuradny 118 he
.uJrlre511!!d 500·600 Lewi und
Clark studt·nt · in St3mm Oining
Hull.
Hr•fnrc hi~ LC audience and
trJI!, iainn c a m (: r n 8, ... ~natur
.\lor c pent 30 minute! outlining
!«lmc nf hi11 long· tanding ottit·
tuclr• towarcl Southeast .r\ ia. nnrf
hi propo~le for alternatives to
lJ ~. fiQiicic there.
Mor,.,. •·mpha~jz~ thf! Tonkin
Bu) r olution, which was put b~.
(orr Con~l'e'i! in 1961 to ~he the
prt·~icl~nl authorit) to u•t": what·
P-Vf'r militnry pow,.r he ti~l"med
rwc~ nr). 'f}J,. OrejZon cenior ~en· u es Po icy
tHor, nppn~d to tbr. bill, objected
in an J\ URU&t 5, 190.1, ti~".Ch, MY·
ing thnt "Congress ha nn ourhor
it) to go around J\rticle I &rtinn
1 of tbr. r..on litution. ,\ tatt: o{
war mu t h·· tlr.clarrd by the 11-.
Vlllgr•• M," he enid, 'and o r,.~Ju.
lion whlclt ll.in'S the prt!!id!!nl
uch authority i!l unconttitu· . I .. ttnnll .
"\'\'c don't clare derlarf' war,"
Morse continucrl, .. beeause we
would get nu world uppo". Be
£urc th•• ink wa11 dry. Wt' would
hav,. to deCent! our nctiona to thf!
nun-c om bat an 1 nations."
(;en,.rally di guw·d with the
\'irtnllm l!ituation, Mor ,. r~h c;On·
fid••nt that the Tonkin Bny rr.~lu .
taon would nr\er ha\~ be1:n
Jill" ··d had the t;enatc been aerur
atly bride<!. ftc call~d the r~ ul
tnnt ~~·alatjon ond the war i~lf
"immoral und unjuf)l." Tht! sen a.
tor fnrthl'r &nid that "Thr only
war ~ e are ~nin,; to Ell>p kiUing
nnd top C'lur hoy (rom hr.ins::
J..:illeff it! to bring tlwm home." 'fh,. enaror aug~ted that tb,.
U.!S. ctmld pull hork Une of de
fen e in Vietnam and k ... ep Amer·
ican men prott:etf'!d hehind tltem.
The Unitf.'d St3tr• l!hr.uld in i t nn
u muhihiiNal peur.e talk, h,. Mid.
with th,. \'iet Cang and ahdr ~&I·
Uet~ on on,. !ldf! of thl'l tahle and
the lJ • wsth her nllirs on the
other. Hc:~ding thl'l table wouhl bl'
international tr•hunals rcpr~l'nt·
ing the non rombatnnt nation or
th .. world.
Mnr&e noted that the two fine 1
weaJ19n" a~n t totalitarinns•m
ar,. economac frf"tdnm and litC"r·
11cy. He uggt•Mcd innrea~ r.on-
ideration of programs to hutld
thae r.onditions.
lSlOUS lewis
and
clark Lt•wiJ and Clark Coll~g(~ -l~tablit lu~d /867 :\forM: rrmarked th:u he would
rnurh rntlu~r b,. in Ogtl'em,.nt with
the rresent Amcrir.an admini•tra.
lion conr.,.rnin~ tltf" major j u~.
lit! rer.nll~l for hi8 audi,.nce. how •
C\Cf, the linP. which foiJow& th,.
fumou11 "my country right or
v.Tong"-"·hich &a)"!, "when the
oountrv is \\TOng, we mu•t
right it." \loret". who i!l running for hi"
fifth .Ux.ye:ar term m the senate.
epok~ dearl) and blunt! or the
powt:r and influetlc whirh would
trontioue to be llis following re·
d~tion. n.. wooi,J he cbumuan
of tb,. •enatc •tanding committee
which d~.al" with 1!11 mnjor dC.Im~
t.i~ offair • inclotiinR ~ur..ation.
\lor~ re.itc:rated that his &Nlior.
ity '>\ ouM pro\ ide Ore@ on with
ad'"'lualf! in£1u,.nce to achieve
goals M~ugha h the &tntl".
Jw, felt no • Vol. :XXVll \Jo 6
lith and Curios Portland, Otcgon Tuc5day, Onober 29. 1968 Returning to th .. subject of for·
dgn policv, Waynr Mor as,ain
!!!r~ ed thr importance of Open·
ing communication with R~
China, and fernpping th,. Dulle!
~tnnd nn m,.rican mHhary ~
turc around the world. thnt lht• in<'id
repeated.
hich Jhcry B
lt-he i~ not ran Van
ithdractval Dinh Predicts u. s.
1" )'our editorial
t prc.;,ure to
dt>mnnding the Before Elections Experimental College Meets
th and Carlos lly Pnt Srnnlnn icon prt·~nre t u·ry clt· .. truc·
th c." He ndc1cd that ~ontrndic·
tion in the polir.y of "de .. tro)ing
u ,.,,.,, to .s.nc it" are nlicnauin~
tlu: f~OJIIc from the· ,\mt•ricJtn«, rli~uolify the :t~n11th \'il'lnamt < Journali 1
n Von l>inh, clnimin~ "E~ory
pic l!f1lUUI un•!Ulai\,Jmunit v of mnn Jan n right to
11ck and non it own itlcnlit)," C'ollctl for
' demand wa1 end to Amcricun militarhm in
hi11 pl'l'. 1111rc spct·chc!l and in formal di~·
not to call lwre Fracla.' A fh•r the war, lac ert rt~-uni·
ficution of \'ictnnm oo; ianpcra.
tjvc. "Hn Chi Minh \\nUid be .m
dfl·rthe lc•ndt•r of n rt.'-unifit·d
c·outttl').'' he aid. "ht·cnusc lw i
t•,pc•rienct.'fl in problems of im·
pcrinli .. m mul tlw cold ~ar."
ll~ It'd n n:·unific·d CQuntr\
\\ •1uld neutrnlile foreign policy
ln\>·an) \'i,.tnom nnrl intt•gratc- the
t!Conomy, 1d Smith ond fllrmer diplomat porullelcd
ted of their :CU milit ""' in' oh emt•nt
the mornin~: 1'165 In pn·,·iou,; penetration in
on .. tratson fllating huth wen~ in protcc·
facto; into ncc•mll of Ameri~un economic inter·
appn-ciotu the unci c'i ting C.ntholic rc-
:>OC "hich in
in the power
Je \(,.,icon ao1;~
JOC EHm on,.
Jete-I don't
ont.-remnrkt'<i
Co~~·u that it
"hich was
U6t'CR"ion. Jt
Committee to
\10 blc: ta•k of
nnd Carlo,. of
0\\CVCr
• • (lot one t·l 111
)ith '11 und Cor
undr.r di~cu •t
£e1•l the)' hocf
trate lcnowin~
cqucnct:" it m
)' accepted it
~a .. aiN> in a 1n11~,
one de1won! t.ralti~
.o JlO unpun ll"....,
jui'Otilicd it
could ~~ a
le:nt.
~ "hould not
for people'q
tU'IC mOO) of
i.e. the l60CI-m1e1(
r1d th<'ir
)di\lidualit} to a
hout hovin(l to r
non111 rat ion.
(t tbem~ lvc~
I 'b ' 1 ~ ag, ao
l their thinR.
•ligcd to "n PIJIIJU
human difCTlil)
•"ttl pc•opl~:
belie' e io
If >~ubmi ttcd,
feel Dorman lc duirnccl the Amcric.un ru·
nl~ (or tlw wnr j,. faulty, point·
nut th.u ".\mt'rican R~nf!rnl·
thr conflict ton much. Tln ~re
27 purtic in Victnnm, und
onc· i!i communi t. Not all
c•nnncnt oHieiul nrc Dt·mo-
nncl not all of the Notionul
' . . ,. rutwn HI rommunJ!Il.
1\(lr.••rclltng tn Tran \'an Dinh,
tlwr CUIIf!~ or tht• \\UI' jo; Amt:T•
mit~gui,Jt•cl good intention!'.
...,.,,cric·un" lwlit•vt• llwtr wny oJ
it~~ thl! bt•'<t in the world" he
"thc•rdorc• it mu 1 b(• t•x·
I r• 11rcdidc·d "1\ n ,\ mt!riron
lulruwnl h) the dcl·lion, to buy
" hut "u un•m•· hnw Jon~;
"ithtlrowul would lnM.
~:.. ('rt• ing l'nnrrm O\'cr the·
mful cfft•t•l u( tlw \\or on hi<~
nln, Trnn \'an llinh ~ phinecl
• Vi~·lnume c l'copl~ stron~h
\merirnn • Tht' \rnc:r Although \'ictnom wnut.l he rc·
unifit:d under Ho Chi Minh, he
feel" thnt outh Vit•tnam 11 onld
not ... uccnmb to Communi:.! intloc.
trinutic•n llceou~· nf th~ "1itnht)
of tlu• pea,nntl!" anti tlw .. Irons
iOlf•Jlt·c'tUUI tnuJition o( lh~ coun·
try.
Rcro~tnir.iiiJ! thut a rc•-unifir!d
Vic•tnmn "mt hi hr a mn ll coun·
In in the hatlo\> nf Chinn, Tron
\ un Dinh fll.ttcd "Thc• only ' uy
fur \'ic•tnnm to . urvivr i to be
more mtellt·t•lual thun anvone
d e \'('lwn ,·ou rnnvt· the Arm'
••Ul 1·ou mU!'t move the RtU!If."nt
unrl the· ~or.ho ln r in." nclding, "ln.
~h·atl of rwnding militar) and
~c"ronomio u id the Amcri~an"
"houlcl M'nd ~<rholurs ond intcllec·
tunl ~Sid."
To Tr.1n \'on Dinh, the rr.nun.
t•iatiun of American militari~m
omecoming Schedule
I h~ foJIO\,ing i lltt' .. ehc•clull• ol tH•nt fM homcct•ming. Oct. :H
"0\. :i:
I hurscln}. Oct •• 31: /ri.,h Rm·rn, Fit'M~. R:t\0 p.m.
l.'ricl,1y, No1·. l: 1/nm··~nmin~ ~ign judgitat;. ·~:30 p.m.-Rt•!luh!l
lw unnounc·r·d 111 hulhime clurin~o~. uturtloy·~ gorm~.
Suun.tu, \u, 2: c;, raiiL lmH't Tc•mplr.ton ymrkinp lot. I :00
nnc •·un lw in it. 'ntu parade will lu.: lo·d by f1ve cat-beitr·
1111' '(llnm unci h..r \'tlUrl. h ,uJI be met at 5th 'II by 11 pnlu•t· molnr·
•lr• t•M·url. Tlw motnrcudc• will t•nntinuc clov. n to Oum tdr. ceturn·
viu llrondwn) tc• l'atrh thr. bt·~inninr u1 thr ~tanw. TT'ilfdm•·ttr
I.C. Gri ,,nJd, 2:00.-During huH timt• tlw qtu!t'n wi11 he crownct{
"out~ lmuting frr• .. Jtm.m'' uv.nrd and the oign ll\\1trrl will lu• prt•
iltt'n, l'ut!.ludl, follo"int; thl! game, fro .. h v . opl1 . 1/~Jm,.•·omi.nt;
u, Fit'ltll!, 11 p.m.-,.emifo rmnl, Alumni dance, F'ir.ltl , enmt• ttnw
urr• "''·komf' tn wuntlt'r lmck ltntl forth.
Suntlu) :'\11\. 3: ('h11pd, 10:30 t.m.-tlw it·in cuutinur. • ,\lu f•hi
1/om.·cmraing Cnnr.ctt, c,•~tn~;, 3:00 p.m. d!!pt'nd U[W)n ''the emer~enr.e of
n national upJlo~ition loral to the
Jlrindpl~ ,r America " HI! equat
•·d the Congrt~" to the C:m iet Poli·
huro bcrnu~ or it reluctnnt·c
to oppo5e preaidenutl policy.
.. \ n urdc-nt McCort by <'llmpaig.
nrr, Trnn \'nn Dinh ~a"' in tht> :\fc
Cnrth} mon:mrnt &he p,eed! nf u
nulionnl OpJloc.ition. "McCurthy
i u ymbol o( progri!S5, of a
rnnre Immune policv!' He olMt ns.
\'rtetl "McCarthv' intention "'"
nut to b • pr~ident but to c-reate
a new politieul climate."
According to Tran \'an Dinh. a
rdonnulotion o( Ameril'.an £or.
eign polic' is nl!'.O dcpendl"nt upon
a "mil" edu<"ation '' of the Amcr
ir.nn people to gi\·e tht-m more
11er pr.c::tivl.'!! ond a greater toler·
1111r~ for different wap• of life. H )1111 wi!!h to it in on a cla"!li
nt I r·wj,. and Clark College-fcctl
£r, ... l•• do ao! The LC F..xperi
menllll College. at~ kno"Wn as
f'reP \Jniver ity, has announced
duM l'hedulin~ for it.! fir~t
cnur c offering of this academic
}'t'l\1' •
Accorcling to Rid1 Kronman,
chturman of tht• SOF \. ponsored
•• p••rimentnl oollcRe. &II du 1:$
"'ill conv.·ne during the CH~nings.
Tho~ \\hn did not prl'~regi ter for
the ,.,.~ion11 re "'eloonu: to it in
an -ny. No credit or grading is
included in the f'rce Uni"We.r.,.it
edu('.ation~~l experi~nce. ond the
onl) pre-requi ite i a de!!ire to
learn.
On Mnnda , Or:t. 28. clllw-...5
met to di!!Cu che creative pro
~t.""'"· rhe toc.k market. "man
face" cieath '' and contemporary
marriage. Tonight, the offering"
Irish Rovers Perform indud,. the B.-at]""' in F..dmond
Room 8; diflerential poetry. F..d
mnnds 9: Bnu.il in ferm~t.. Ed·
mond 10; ln'> and I he indiviJual
c;on~;eiena·e, f:dmonds 11; and in·
v~tigation of a. Titroekmorton
S. 11 cln es will begin at 8 p.m.
Wedn~av' echedulc li.H6 rock
(mu~id opJlreciation, F.odmond~
8; a rndical look ut th,. collegro,
Edmond" 9: raci m in American
in titution5. Edmf)nd 10: r~o~
mg aSpt'CI of ltight'r edueaticm,
f.dmond 11: lind "man rae~
death." Throckmorton 5, all
Dl 8 p.m.
Draft n,J the laV~ will be di ....
ou sed Thursda ot 8 p.m in [d.
mood R, nloni! "'alh "r~ebud,'
Edmt1nd 9: the ere tive proe •
F..dmond 10: F.SP and LSD. Ed·
mond II ; and lh Ion, Tinock·
morton 5.
Thursday
•• \'~ TUE l.OVEUE~'T OF .W, I• th~ llnlcurn ••• " fo1~1da Oinlna Hall will ,.....-und ... ith huh br..,.ua
Pt'l lo n1u•i~ 011 the lriah ft.,. c-n • Pitt' ... Thunda~ , Oc-t. 31, at 8:30 p.tn. 1idt:c::b. eold tbroucb the
Cultural Art -.-riC'3o ma)' b" nbtalnrd at thr 3'c-mplrton ln!orn1ation D~k or at thC'I door. • 11s 1e
:\UKE ~~ \~'flF.I.Il. ll-'lllt\1, , \\'h' intrcHhtcl'll h) tit&· incumbc•nt
r:uulicl:ue I c1r An Or··~ on ~•"JJI in llw \ ,"i, "e•nnlt \\ '' nc• ~lcll"l'l'.
{).()..,~.. prior to hi Or I. 2fi Jtt .~h "1.. llw •. lro tur tl I rurt'"'
\tft,.llllllt !'' Man,ficM "ho i• .. ruult• ntuinrih lo•ul.-r, :uJdro•ho•cl
thr J,(, t•nntUI\Uilt) (rc>t:l tit• (';.HanrcJ ( luunltt·r o( 'J',•ntJllc•IOII ( nllt•j(t'
Ct·ntcr, Fnr 11 rqmrt un hi· J>n't·h, u· Friel:,_,' l.c•,::. - ~~~ J)hoto
'" "roll (~utlrr.
community forum
C ~1 brat !
Tu tli~ cummunit} :
.. CeJ,.brate- to J•t'rfunn puhlic
h nnol fonnBlh. to Q)rmnu:" . To
r.nnuucmQrnle ~ ith ct•remon) or
( 1."-tl\ it':·
\hl111ugh the definiti11n inclucle"
"~•1rmnih ,·• selrJom i~ n 't•lcbrn
tion cun id,.r. d u c•riou uuu.
ion Tlu ... '''zH. 'ludelll Ort;nnt
zauon for ~r.ti(ln ("OFA) i~> tnk
ins a lit"" look at the ll6JH'ft 11f
11 celebration nnd hn doc.idcd it
i tune (nr U\1 i! nnd Clark Col
lrJ:1t tn .. pu!Jlicl) and lormnlh
enmmcmhrate" thf' ke\ i ue" uf
conternr10r nn Ot·ieh 11 hich j.,
pu tbh the hrightt: I tum tlant
tud(nt UliJ,;JlH'• ho\'-' C'e.r usken
un chi., campus..
Judginf.! from the amnunt of
JIDrtJCIJlillion. holl'e\t'r, II N.'CIII"
D lhllUf:h Or i\ U! dealin~ ll ith
un Cltlr~wned ncmdernic com.
murut) communi I'! \'i hidt lao
H:n litt]t" net d for discu·"'ion
O\er maJor a •tw~ e .. pecinlh dur
ing Lrid~c hour .. in tlw 'T'H
---1 -I keggcr niglat .. fhotla of whir:h nrc
,.cf,._·dulrd quite frequent!}).
Ht•gnrdle« s or th~ pnrtidpation,
lh•• qunlih uf the Jlri'•CIIlntion!'
nnd th • t\ork that ''cnt into tht•m
mode it nn exciting nrul tiumlu
ung 10 do) 1'--lll lt'aJt n ~nod ns
llll\' ch• l«'CIUIC.
In the opinion of this ludt•nt nlJ·
"t•rwr, tilt' sQ)o' \ ~dchrution.;
ch~•wnc all tht• "IIJlJI'Itl \le <":nn
gj,,. thr.m.
!"l• l.J:.I'·,:, CEI.EHR~\ TEl
CJI
• \\.OOJ>lllO
To the ('ommunil\:
\\ t' nre ha' ins o prohlern 11 ith
non·nll'nl tir.kc·l holders ''Ito tnke
rnt•.:ll~ m the dining holt • It i un.
fnir to tho~ "'luch•nt~ llho ho\c to
JIO) for mt•nJ, that oth~r e•;tt
fret•. I he hoordt'r" nrc ortnnlh
-ulJ~tdiZJn~ tho!ll.' "ludcnl5 who
" \HJOJ(I'' meaJ Tlm • ouly hoard
er nnll tudcnlb \\hn pn\ through
tlac ltru• will ht-. nhle to rome in
the dinin,g hull rrom no\\ on.
-
ISNI ~AllOWEF.N GROOVY? PJO!\IFFR I 0(,
Mr Kerr -o ponny for tho old guys
l.
We are the ~hnllo\ \ men
We ure the satisfied men
Groaehug together
Pockets filled with money Alas!
Our \\ ords when
We issue proclomahons
\r~:; banal and meaningless
1\s blue books in class
Or !'tudent government al the impasse
Oi its dry fantasy
Altitude<: without thought,
ideas without ideals,
Corrupted minds. learning
without knowledge:
Those who have passed
With reg. cards through these halls
Rcm~mber us -if ut nil -not as grim
Vicious souls, but only
As the shallo\\ men
The saOsfied men.
II
Students I dare nol meet in school
In m) dream umvcrs1ty
These do not appear.
There, the student are
Rooting cleanly Cor football teams
There, ts a hbcral swinging
And happy tunes are
From the Campanile ringing
More unreal and wanted
Than a fading dream.
Let me be no nearer
In my dream unh·ersity
Let me also use
Su h deliberate lies
Grade pomts, greek pins. letter sweaters
In Wlu:elcr Aud
As useful as the light above
No brighter -
Not that hopeful wish
For a real world.
Ill.
This is the dead school
This is the corrupted school
Hen: the old rationalizations
Are spoken, here they receive
The benediction of a coward s hand
Under the rumble of an IBM machme
It is like this
ln my dream university
Believing alone Onobc•r 2!1, I
Roun
The gloncs that cx.isted
Only an books
Lips that might revolt
C f) out lor rue kit coms
lV
Reality is not here
There is no reality here
In this centt'r of dead minds
In this callous center • • •
This broken urinals of our lost lies
ln this last of pseudo places
We cheat together
\nd avoid truth
Stuck in the slime of society
Hopeless, unlc ·s
Reality appears
As a liberal star
Slowh· rises • Throughout this dream school
The fear only
Of scared men.
V.
Here we go round the IBM
IBM IBM
Here we go around the IBM
And call ourselves scholars.
Between the lie
And the truth
Behvecn the words
And the thoughts
Falls the Administration
For this is the university
Between the illusion
And the reality
Beh\ een lhe banality
And the freshness
Falls the Administration
Four years is very long
Between the grade point
And the knowledge
Between the restrictions
And the freedom
Between the damnation
And the salvalton
Falls the t\dmamstralion
For this JS
Four years
For this is
This is the way the four years end
This is the way the four years end
Tius is the way the four years end
Not wtlh a truth but a shec~skln
From the California Pelican
JGD
I (c<JtJtillurtl) I LC Help Asked In Grape Boycott u
l'lac Trail Ruum i opc•n for non.
Lo.srding .:turlems who 11i h to
purcha"e meal-=. If u more 'arie•d
m•·nu \\·ould ht• nllrarlhc•, urh n
hot Cll ~Crolc._<;, nUJI~, ,afud~ Ph'.,
pi~ e como• in und E>Ct' u • Tht l nuc:d Farm "orker (Or
guniting Committee, Afl. c.IO)
i coni inuing it grape boyl"otl an
tluo f>ortlnncl art 1 b\ ront'C!'ntrn
tin~ on tlw rule of William Trip
leu, l'rr.sident of tltt Bag C mnr.
kct chain CBaza'r "tore') whu
ul n ltt'udo: thi year'._ Portloncl
''Unttcd Good '\dJthbcm ~" fund
drh·e. inc·nn 1 lcnc\, on \u\ 2 an '\onno1d
ll non-lmurdin~ lude•nt \\ i h to
C".c.•ntnct u fricntl clurinJt 1he nwal
the} t'lln II C the fl.(l, ")''~lt'lll Ill
th(1 TCC Inforrnnt iun Ot>•k. This
Jllan will give "' the opponunity
to have !>pr•dul fcuturt, ucla us
bufft·t .. n)uds, dit•t tublt' und
~uup .,faLion fur the bourdin~
"tudent ...
) nur t•ooru~rntion i grcntl) np
prr·cial cri.
F'. R. Unut·clo
~attu Food Senic,.
Once A uain ...
To the• c:tfitor;
Bull~hil, Mr. s,,ilz. \Oil mu I
haw h~4'n !;leeping in th1· lnundr)'
r()(lm of the Hilton Hotel.
f'iniD)' Mc~lnrtin
Cln nf '69
pioneer log
OHirinJ publication of tht: 1\--o
cintecl Stu<l~:nt s of lew1 und
f'lork College, 0615 ·s.w Pnln•
tine Hill Roud, PonlnnrJ. Ore.
97159. Puhli!lht•tl 1 wice wt<'kly
during thf' ·<hool yellr b)• Gnnn
fJubli hinJr Co. S1·cond cia
posta~ll paid at Ponlllnd, Or~.
I-:011 OR Alic:C' 1.. Chri ten en
Mnnaging f'..djtor Julie Percl"ll
Atherti ing .\tgr. Don 1-Mr•
Advi or Cay Jenkins rn a leofll"t daslributt:d tlu!l
\lt'\'kend at lrx·ol Bnzu 'r mnrkc·h
ll\' Petrllnnd high ~chool and col
h:gc "tudcnt <·lt•r,zymt n wom
l'JI •,. or~toni.tnti on, und conc.erncd
inrlhitluollli, Tripleu wu<~ Jlnr
trovl'd ds u ruthle'" profiteer 10
I ht• Cu liCornin ~rape bu-.anc
11 hu c•ntt~<Ad • ugaintH po' crt\
only in hi.. homt· cit}.
The IIJlJinrler,. nf the lto' coli
plun .a dcmon~tra t iun ul(uin'l thi \\ e'l Park 11 Burn ide
from tlw I <.. '\ fund'= lht•Jrm'junl
rnl'ler. The l F " O.C. ha, a
tlw UfiJinfl of lht• Lewis
Clurl.; cnmmunil\. nnd nct.•d ...
unlt·t•r,. In turul \\ ith them at
rull). For furtlwr infonnot• -•
c·ontnc 1 thc ho> cntt ht·adtrun terfo\Ji
5ilfJ ~I· 82d, Portloncl,
771 8639
\ nu cting o£ the Kennedy
lion Corp., ( K \C) will he
Ort 29 Ill 12 1111011 Ill Duung n .... jt.U
I 2 Cor di..,_. Ul\-.ltJO of I he
IIIIYl'OII
Lablt·s "ill he l>CI up for th&ilriil
11 hn \\ i~h lo cut lunch I\ I I1JQ~ 1
nnw tirne, J\11 intcrt•"ted
lwr" uf tht• t·runmunit y arc ur~:tLAJn
tn t·ornP ond ,jj rmcr ju~tl
irn(lortun l thi!l i!'."Ut· rc.tllr j .. , attblll!!!itJ
"hut they r:un do to help.
United States Senator
AY M R E
leads the vital dissent to American policy an
Viet Nam. Sen Morse must have YOUR support
and assistance to conttnue in h1s role as a rank
ing Congressional opponen t of the war.
We MUST have student canvassers -
each weekend untd the election.
Volunteer TODAY by calling 224-7072,
or come to Morse H Q at
1Oth Street SW and Washington . 1nobc ~r 2!l, I
• • •
!S
>lace~ rtuiJct ~!1, I %R
Fantastic PJON~ER I OG
' Sentimentality
IF. ~l'l·.J.(, Nlktl "Tiw Fontn•tick11" drift<'d rhrou•h J.'ir Arro•., 'lhNitr•• on rh•· I.f: rumpu.. Ot:r.
J-2(,, Sror-rinr iu lhr pin' "''"'' R•1hcr1 (.ltnoudd n• F:l Gullo (£rum le•(r ). 'I om l'nJurl a• 'full uml
u Jlnd u ( '""" -Lor r•hulu lJ, St·utt Curl...-.
y IH /)nrlllltl 0. /,,.nf'
If llw huu ' lt~ht11 hnrl not gont•
I wuuld nt'Yt•r lmvl' knm• n
tht• ploy had lwgun, htll this
llrfl\'1''"-•'r tlwn rellliz••,J thut the
clc n ·~!\ uf the !'\r.hmidt und
"I he Fanta • ti••k,;,'' mnk··~ it ll~tth JIO!I lhJ,. ond
(I prnpn10 f nr I hr Jllo \ t() J,e 5IOJ;f'd
alnm t Llfl) wllf'ro at nn) timl'.
\ uorors rrull~>d oroun•l tlw
'-luge. the clircciCir app• nred and
uggt•!<to•fl to till' nutJj, IICP, ''tlti!l
j-; an informal pin). !i{J clnp." Ont• ran !flllll 5t' • whnt an un.
dcr;~uucm,.nt thi i u'l the pla •
rumnwnc•~, nnd tht• :5porcl'l) rlec
ornted et nnd mmirnol r:o•tunw ..
DJIJlCllT.
oup Sees Austria As
iving Travel Poster' Tltr Thenlre Dcf)a.rtmcnl is mo•t
.lccurntt' in doing the pl&) in o
tltnomtnntor or minimumc, llS it
cr oto~ saw thi~ a~ an O(lpor
tunit) to olio YO ( po ihly to force)
the actort-to lie creativt' in thr
mtl'f}lrr•tou,n of their re,pecthc
rolt Tht' pln:rt>r nrc ( cntio.ll)
good and kno~· whnt the'' ;:hould
hr <luing eu;n if tlu~y cannot do
it: the effort i there. Lindo Dn
d ' I" rformancf' is n ~rutHyin~
«' pcricnn· thnt come5 clo~est to
h~ing cqunl to the ~core.
end
end
end
)
rnia Pelican hY Rrllrf' /,(ft/Wtt
The Au tr in o,·cr eM Stu•lv •
tlllfl met with the I C group •n·
to lrt'lan'l for u week' IU)
i\ew York. The " pcricncc ''a
e lhnt £,.,,. ore JiJ.,•h to rcpt•at
ev,..n f<'wcr will want In rt.•.
Yurk is 11 lon•ign c11hure
h•'lcrncrs, and thn«P. of u
thought wr. kne'' ~\mcri ca
tnrtlt•d b)· tht: cnntr.t~t .
accommodation placed us
the middle of ull that hows the
~------·1-it ~· nl it \\Or 1: thl" stifling nir,
nu]e (ttopl••. the frantic troF·
nnd the: contra t of hopclt"fl ..
n \o\ 2 an Oft\:"r'> w 1th rwnthou c o!Oucnce.
Burntoide , i itcrl Grer.n\\ ich ViJlng~>
i' htntic: tonk tlw nicklc riclc on the 1
\'\ O.C. has en 1 loud 1-'crrv. \t Unc••ln r tht l.ewis UI(ArlttN, Hnncl) Walker ancl ~u .. it•
)'. and nel.-ds ingrr w• r.• gin·n tickc'l!l to the•
, with them ut rnpnlitnn OJlcro proclurtion of
rther infurmut Dolll'm••.'' II\ 11 runplc v; Ito
cott llt'atlttun cl till' fourth hnlrnll)' too hi~h
Portland, 1 J.,•j r nc rntJhohirl.
"'h group!i nrrh•t'd in 1 ondon
' the Kennc·d)' J\,S..mt, :10 unci t•uch rnt•mhN wn
\{) will IH.' helJi ,.n n frc•,, 5dlt.'dult• to pur~ut'
on rn Dining ll 1 purtirulnr itttc•rc~ts in n rit'
Iron of till.' gm uJI ,,r hi tur\, Mnn) or U!l fol-
Io ,,,f tlw (lllth of unfonunatr
l! 1\l!t up for th i g unci ~toh' men, tnking n
I!Ot lunch Ill ~~~~ up the Thunw from We5t
l intcre .. trcl m minstl'T hrirl~,~ to the To" Pr of
tununity arc ur don. l'icr.ndill) llll'nter.. or.
)i,co\cr ju.;t llronll\\0\ mu•icnl 111 inc'\·
uc rcolh jr;, ~h{' pricrll, inr.luding wfiddlt•r
o to hc:lp. the Roor' and "Cnhon·t.'' nnd
tor
'l poltcy an
WR support
as a rank
ar.
ers -
• ron.
1-7072,
ton.
IDn•• Committee "nlw dist rirt puh ndcled an.
er allrnction lo l.oncl•>n after
k.
lr . .l nhn Drown orr .m~l'tl o hus
r "'h k h s flllnttt~ n ~r ,•rrt C(:·
1 11f ~:ngli h hi tory nnd cui
hit•• The fir t top in tlw rountn
"n" Runnvmt•ndc, bite (.( tht
ing of thr l\lugnn Cnrtn, and
1111 im{lrrq•h·c mt'morial to
n F. K t•nnt•,fy nc,w l't lnd... \V c
n \ i itt•d Wirulsor Cn 1 Jr. illld
,,lnyint fidds nf Eton J,.for•·
rnin.,; to l.on•lon.
group~: tlwn "''Jtnrate-cl .tnd
• Arnwn 's group lrft for Ouh
''hi 1" I he \ nlit riun group
tlw duumd r.ro «ing to
Utt•n.t, Oclj::ium, , in train. rtre
mm,•tl tlarou~h the n .. lgium
tntf)eitlt• nt 100 m.p.h. with unl} ouc unGCht•clulcd top: Unnd)
Uh1hc' clintb('d tu lrbt uppc r hrrth
\\ith tht' help of the comcnient
l111nrlgriJI nn th~> \\all. It wn the
t•rnergenO) brake.
'l'hrcc lnugungc• • 15 nunutec;
<~nd four clollnrli later, ~ c \\ere
nguin unrler wu . We ero t J the
Germun b11rtl••r and pn ct..l
tl1rough the ~wi s \IJl!l rwnr ulz·
burg. ustriu i!< n li\ ing lril\ I' I
JlO lt·r. Fnr all tht• upcrlotl\'r.:l
tlrut we ltnH• read nbout itb land·
.. ruJ~<' und J'l'OJIIt•, none ore adr
fJUOlt•
-
PE ~ Pr "~(~n t
Hideou llorr·or
Rr·rncmhcr thnse epook~ horror
movie<o 'ou UM"d to ''a tela when
ynu were o tuugh no•ctl kid?
) our neighborhood theatre u~ed
I{• t~how "Tiw \\ t•rcwolf," "Till•
\ ornpirc." ''The 1·1} ;• Erlgor \ t.
lt•n Pm.'s "Pit unci tlu• P~·nduJu.
lum.'' un" Bnri Kurtorr" H··t.l
hun."
The SPEs or I.A.'" i11 and C:huk
pion "' bring the~e flirks ha(1k
£ronr tlw drn«l, on I Jet. ~() at IJ p.m
H oil goc· ,,ell, 1·\nn, uditm
Jum "dl trcrnl,!. to "O;odJam"
and "I1u~ 1-1, " ~dmis ion \\ill be
50 cent .
\c•c{lrdmg to Sigmn Phi EpSJlon
r•rc iilent D1ck Earl. thl:' film
.,Jaould prm <' ~SC~U)' enuugl1 to put
the great HoJim,rc:-n Jlttmp\an iruo
a ro ·nl "l'onking mood, anti con
JUrt· \our Jc·es,e-;t 1 hildhood 11\t'tn•
• nne;;. The in erliun uf :1 hnrp ichord
utltl~ an intcre•ting note. On
Hrt1lHh' •'). the plu:r i~ nrrangcfl
for runno nnd c1rum" to reiterate?
tlu.• thun'" of implkity. The horp-
if\hord <'annot. nnd in f.tct Mhould
not, bt irwludt.-d in th(' up-ltt•at
number , hut come off tlelighl·
fulh y;cJ) in thl' romantic ong"
U!il'll t:l5e"' here.
11tr hm' lm n ~<ubtlc OH!rtone
uf hcmg \\hot ont' might con idt•r
) mhulJ,, of l e\' L'~ and Clark Col
h·t;~ Full '68 ·rhe J'rc,l'n!'rt" of a
lwrJI i('l1urd and a mime " em too
coinridt•n ta 1 to h:n e nnt bffn
planned.
Blood Donations
Re(1uired Locally
Tl11· Hed Cro" bloodmobile ._.ill
h. lww O••t. 30 in the Templeton
Rc• r••atit)n Room. Tho.-e wi11hing
to don 1tr bloml mu l'Orne to the
fncilitit·.. lH::t\'o~n ll a.m. and
5 ·30 p.m.
~tudcnl" unJcr 21 mu~t hnnt;
.. lgnf'tl flUTCiltAl CQO!OChl form • \
11h'"" iun \\ill be attending the
hloodrnohilc to nns"er am que.!'!
tinn ..
One Jllnt of lour hlood ~ill help
hundn·d of ho .. pital Jl<aUent in
our cnmmunil . lewis 8 n d
C:lnrl;' goal i• 200 pint -help
rc•adt it
GRADUATION PORTRAITS ARE BEING TAKEN
AT THE VOYAGEUR OFFICE NOW!
PLEASE MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW,
AS TIME IS LIMITED.
CALL VOYAGEUR OFFICE, EXT. 200
OR McCURDY STUDIO, 236-2724 Page !
Costa Rican 0 fficial
Visits Lewis and Clark
l:.<:wit nnd Clark eou,.g~ 'WII
host lotot WL~k to Hr. Eurique
.hnfdfu, 11 rlepuly in Costn Rica's
Lel(iAIOII\11' A ~mhh, who i&
t111arin,; tlu· Unllf'd Sl.ut,. nt the
invitorinu of th,. Stnte Or.port·
m~:nt.
Or. \znf,.ifn' Jlurpo e jn visit
ing Orc~un and pnrtir.ularh thi
coll•·s,..__.wa' tb examine the
northern half of a prngrnm link
ing u with Co•to Rica.
CaiJ,.f! tltr: "Partnera of thf! A I·
lioncr. for Prog.r~,.. its purpo!e
i to form grna~roo~.~; relntion-
hir b,.twcen th,. Un.itf'd _tate!
nnd l..atin Amencu \\hich tl1e "Al
liance for Progrf'.'!!!," becntu;e it
t>prratcs on a lar~er scale, can·
not ~tabli•h.
U ncl~r t hi"' progrnm, o state in
the United Stoll'S obtnin n ''port·
ner" in th~ !onn of n Latin
AmeriMn tntt> or pro~ince-<~r, in
the en (' oC tin Co~ta Rir.a, Orc
gnn' pnnm:r, n «~.uunt.rr. ·nu:r,.
aro• 37 ~tntc• no\\ participating.
Opcrnting through pri~ote or
guni1.ation and dti7.~'n~. thf! pro
gTom U e!< lht> ('.OnCcpl Of 0 part•
ncr hi)1. m•·tminJ.'!, tn ,.ffe<:r. thnt
R !.U~tnnre is exchnng,.cl, m con·
traM to mo"t "~V"Icrns which in
vohc i'iimplr r.harity !;i~en to o
poM£'r notion b\ ont." ric.hcr.
.. It'!! n t\\o-YOo) treet." f!X· t•lained Dr. r.lifford Hamar, a~o
l tnnt clean of fncuhy and dtrt~~
tor 11{ intrrnntional prograru.
"Thrnugh this Jlrngram we have
I'!X('hangcd high 11chool turfentl!,
oncl we hopt' to inr1ude collea~
tud,.nr 6Chang•'s in the future."
" hhnugh unknown Lly most
sludr.nt~. uwi!l nnd Clark hnli a
partner t.ehnol:' Dr. Hamor con
tinu!.".d, "the f..!'ruela ormnl De
Heredia. in Dr. Awfcirn's own
pr~ovJn,..c. Thil\ i~ why he wa
pnrtaculnrly interested in uemg
)Lwj nnd Clark."
ction bet"~" the M".bool Ita
im'OIYed an Str. grant of $.250,
U"ed to build a ho ketball eoun.
in return for ,.hieh tht> rscueln
ha5 found room nnd bo rd for
~·era! \mc.ncan" •tud ins thert>
Or. Hamar 8aitl he would like
to 5l"e Le"i' und Clark ~turfent
become mort' :swnrr of the pro
gram nnd it"' potenli I.
"The initiator~ of the par&nt'r·
hip on rhr campu11 Wl"re mQ~tl)
H"nior • and hnv•• graduated: he
l"xplain~l. "Ho~ ~,.I, I ft"l that
thi" program, because of it" Jli!O·
ple·IO.peoJtlt' lmci!ll, j~ !!UJlPriOr lD
other~ vthich jur;a pool fund from
the collr.J!t-" nd dol~ tlH~m out.
"'" Clln direct our own eHor~ a
wcll 11" ,;pr~c.l tht" name of l.A"wi
11nd Clark."
LC Judiciar)' Role Explained
\ re ) uu nwure of the reo !!On
for th•· e i tenre of iru~tJtutionn I
rnl(•.. rn llfl) communitY? Ar,.
,·ou av;nre of th .. rol~ of the in
f>tltutioru; in tht• l~wi~ and Clark
communit)?
Tlw object nf the I C e~i,ting
in titution h lo pro\•icle a w:w o(
lilc that will he '"""' suisfncto ry
to nil whn dwr•ll lll•re. Thi6 wa"
one nf the r~u on fur tlr,. intro
ducllon of JlC"r ~troup anti tbc in-
titution'l set UJ' \\tlhin pt'er
group
£,·,•ry,mr i famrltor with thr
role of the indhJdunl Ooor, u{ the
intern' und re!iiden· B.'l"Si•tan~
but ft•"' people kno"' thl" "'orkinp
nf tht' othPr (\\0 in LitUtiOD o[ the
"~ tem. the dorm judiriaf1 boards
nnd th<' \~LC Judir.111n Board.
dorm judic.ial:)· boord hnndl~
on I~ matters conrerning the donn
it~lf. or matters that are brought
to it l" an individual. n floor nr
nn r .n If n dnrm judiciory board
fl'•·l it cannot or hould not
lusndlr n t".ll c. it refers tlaat co e
h• tJu• bi.C ludician Donid. If
n tudt·nt fc• I thor ht' ha11 not
l•~"t:n •leah with fuirl~ h hi dorm
hoanl. hi' rna\ nrpeal hi<: r.o~c
tlw \:5l.C hoard, n,,. \ I (' bnnrd eon i IS or
~·,·en mr.mbc.o; ,.Jr ted b' the
~<tudt'nl hod). From among th~m
S<>hc". l11c memb,.r pick a head
juror to pn.-~i«lf' O\ ~r mi"Ctin~
and Cll"e1!
l"'A'IC~ nrc l,rou~ht to the board
ATLAS T h w:rittng o lt-ttf"r of complaint
to the boar•l ~cret ry ( bo:l 2032}
who theu pruvid("j all involved
pt>r.sono. with !orru tD be filled
our for dte prC:'!entation of the
r..a~e. A date i,.. tlten ~~ {or n b,.nr·
ing. whith i attendc~ b all judi
ciul) M3Td membt'r . TI1.-pur.
pu;<.;! of the hearing i lo Ul[orm
'"" ooard member- of nil th
fact• rele"nnt ''' the co "· lm
m~diutcl) nhcr the heArmg, fiv(
member of the board d,.),b,.rntc
until tht:'y rcarh a der1sion. ln
rc.lehin~ il6 ded 1011. the board
conl'entrnle.s 11 effort on nctin11:
rcspon,Uhh an rclotum In the.-en·
tire cnmpu .. comrnunil). ln oddi·
lion. each en ~ '"' determmed hv
thl" mdindual circurMtanc~ in
mh-ed: tbrre nre no fixed mea!l
ur,.., for an\ pnntcular '" pe of
c:n...~
The.-board belie~ it i" ~pon
.. jh)l" (or in forming the •tud<::nt
hod of II JUdicial netion it takM
accordingh. JUdicial dt'ci"ion will
k publr hcod. Pithout namN. 10
the P1one ·r I.og. -------Go "\Tu~o~la,ian
Takt' n bralc (rom the meri
an ~m)lus ~ene-t:•• Yuso Ja,.
inn for o night. Folk dandng.
mu~ic and '\ ugo .. Javion food ""'~U
be prr:-~ted b) thl" '\ ugo!!)D\'iil
O\c~en tud\ grou11 tonight at
i :30 p.m. in the Oul1<1eh Dmm4;
lhll o£ Tc~mpleton College C oter
T YIG
Free
Pick-up &
Delivery ELECT ONIC TU P
COMPLnE
AKE 5 VICE
BURLING E CHEVRON
8517 S.W. Terwilliger 244-3040 -• rage 4
LC I>urnps Whitman;
Title Clash Looms
I C1\ j, and Clork kept their
hOJte5 alive For n <hare of the
nrthl~~~ Confcrc:ncc t'hompion·
hir a thm down('d o totJtth
\\ Iutman c lr.wn 20 to 7 .-uturday
nt Gd W(lld tadium.
F~eld t'o!ition \\ :ts th1: kt·y far·
tor in the gAme-the Paon~r
hod it, an•l tlae Mi ~ionarie
,Jutn't. Whitman took p<l ~ .. ion
of the ball m .. idl' their own 3S !i
o( the N!\ en limC":S the'' bud the
hall in the Cin;t hlllf.
In contra t.. Le"; and Clark
neH· ~r began a drhe in•idc their
O"O 40.
The Pioneers looked R H they
\\ere going to run Whitman bad;
to Wolin \\'alia in the fint h tH
Thr fired·ur squad. lt·d h' <;1..11
,.,,en;, roli~J up 188 ant· 10
tntal Ctf{en~ durin~ the far 1 30
minut of ar.tinn and ncled up
20 Jl{'int<~ on thr. 5COJ"tboard. Titcir fine •JUIJJ1c·rbnr.k Eric
Johnson, I!«Onrl in Jlll"!ling tntic..
tics in the ronlt•rcnct", !!turtrd
thro\\ in,; nnd nt Lime had tht· de
fcn!lh e• l111Ch of Lewi" and ( lark
t!iU}'•
\II but nnr. 1 imt•, hnwevt'r tltt
•lden hi" r.le\e'n !;lopJtt•d ~hr. Mt~'
innari1" wbt•n 1 hC)· had to.
That on\' 1 itne en me when n
J>itrhout ll\ s\\ H"fl! b:1ckfircd and
Wlutmnn enmt• ur "ith the ball
on the Pioneer 12 )ard line.
A ltrr J 11rqua und Larry Chris
tcn~n hod hrol.en up n pn• to
entl Chip• \Vipplr., John<.on \H'DI
lookin~ for hi.. fs,·orit rccci~cr
Hob Coon.
Hr: l01and him wicJ~ open in tlw
ldt tlttt and nll Coon hnd to do
""" tr11 n\ cr thr~ goa!Une aq
\\ hitmon JIIH tht•ir firl!t und onh
t":Ount,..r on the board.
tetter to the Editor PlOI\FER I OG
PIO"\FFR R.\1 rnu 1\ .... IT\T 01 '0 <·~2) bo.ll .. hi~ ~n· fur C'lrn •urdna•· durin« .... lltumor'.c jfnme
llll:llln .. l "hitmon rm.('r rUIIIIIIlj( 11'-., thl-hrlpNf lht Pil)nt·t·l"!! In 0 20 to i \'IC"'Orl 1)\t'T lht \JI,. .. ion·
uri!'"'• 'Inn t~f th•· .. nmt ,.HI lu ll<'rtle•d nr't uturdn• It" tlu f'ltmc ,.,.,. fnrr It IIJUr It .ufin11 \l lllumetlf'
ot Crt ..... otd "Indium in n "ho"clown ftlr th~ rhumpion•hi[t . I o~ Photo b)' "'C'ttll (utl•·r.
\ gr.mbll.' by t'oach Fr.'.d \ViJ.
f!(ln pAid dh idemls whc n the. plo)
went for 11 touchdown "Jth tht•
Pionerr drivf" stopped on tltt!
Whitman .10 with founh do~n.
Lel\ i" ttnd Oark went intn punt
fonn.ntinn .
~ "1 ers "o deep. but hr: nl."\ er
'14\\ the hall. ln!.!end. hlockinl!
hnc:k Bur.z F.J le.r took the war
nnd took ofl around right ~:nd. Press Holds Back Facts
Regarding Black Athletes pioneer sports
Tbiu~ )ard later, Eyler
crashed th,. J;Oill lin,. ond I.C wa
off nnd TUilning. Jim Robinson
loclcccl the extra point nod the
Pioneer~ had a ~vm to nothing
leacl.
CO<kl Cidd po itinn )!!ad direct·
J to the seeond score. Jon Jaqua
r~tumed o punt ~6 ) arcJ" to the
Mi~ tnnary 43 "" \l'!r5 hit fre h·
man tight l'nd for 18 )'ards and n
fir t d(l~ n.
ft r Tom Bo} lc." had Jlirked up
1ix )anh in three uie•, S~ere
wlJCfl oul around ldt t>nd and
sc ... mpered 19 vard~ for 8 touch·
do""· Robin~n· PJ\ T was wide
-tu the ri~ht and the Pion~er hud
o lS h' 0 lead.
'"') c:r got hie; ~tlnd ~ore
wjrh on,. minute remainin~ in dtr·
halL With thf' hall tc.'n ·ard<~ from
J)B) dirt •• ""' er tri~ tWO Jlll 1!5.
hoth mic ·n~.
The ~ond ft:ll into the hand!
of t1 Mi ionary defender. but he
rtcd like he didn't want it and
dropped it. ""'"rs, tO'~" another
ehance. took fuJI adnntage of it.
On the next play h,. wept
around right r:nd and ju<.t bard)
IIQUceud mto th,. r.oml"r of tht•
eud zone.
Robin on·,. to1.• '\\ll true this
time ant.! thr: Pioneers ~ ent into
the dr~~in~ room 'lotitb a com.
lortablr 20 In 0 halftime lf.'ad.
As it turMd out, tht• Pionrr·fl!
needf'd that 20 point!i, lUi th'""
met a diffNent Whitman IE".nm
an 1 he econd half. Th,. Mi inn·
nrie com~" out narlin~.
.._occ r Club, Reed
Battl to l-1 Tie
~"i ancJ Clark' ~ctr lt>Am
rnaun~t::d a tie a~ain 1 lraRue
l!! ding R"ed under a .. the Ram,.
f'Jidr.tf 0Df' &n ()De.
Th,. Polnune Hill mm took th.
JII > wmplet,.l) away from th~
Httd men and l'~fc ouq,layr:d
onl) bri,.flr during tb,. t!(und
!JU&rter.
Th,. dr•ff!nW gave: ~rf!At in pira.
11011 l!) the whol~ I~"Dm with lht!
lougla. determined play through.
out tit,. <'nlir,. a ftrrnoon,
Head coach Care,· D' fC} Will\
•r•rr,.ciati~e or •'lhe crowd. It
"'11 J'l"'a nt to hear a crowd
rla)lping for c)f!\et. Lrilllul play
e'rn (rom th,. oppo ition,"
11ae next gam.-for the equar)
w•ll be witb the Unin~rsi h of • Portland at Ddi.IS Pa.rk 1,1n 'o-
'lietnber 9. To the Sport!'; EcJiwr
I "a11 H!l'} I' lett rd to ~e '\'our
ttrtidr! in ln.t Tue'lday' paper on
Tommy Smith ond John Carlo'.
Thi to me ho" ed that ·ou rcc.
ognilt! that tlw hlack m1m's pHght
m thi• countT) i not nn Ameri.
can proLlrm hut u human prob
lc:m which therefore imoh·e5 all
the people of thl" world.
The quN>tion here in America
i~ nut one of r.h il riS?ht hut rnth·
er onl' of human right Becauf!C
bind; f>t.ooplt· :~re• not nnd hn'e
n .. ~er been American cittten but
rathrr 'ictim of your \merican·
a"m chr.rc: i no wa) thot you c-an
apJth our rult o£ upholding
,·our "grc·al Amencan 150ciety"
• tmoge.
Since thit~ i'l th•· en~· the wholt>
que tinn elf~ not Iii.' in the hand
.,{ th•• ll.S. but rather in the
hanclr. of th,. world. U another
countr ·• oppression ond colon.i
zatima of a p~ple <".An 111': brou~ht
bdorr the llnitt•d Notion~. there
i no rc•a§On wh' tb,. qut'~tion of • th,. oprre ~ion of black Jlt.'OJlle in
thi count!'}' ,}10uld nnt alro be
brou~lu bdore thl': ~mr both.
RC<',U ~ of thl' influr.nce of the
Unite.! "utc.s in the tJnited Na·
tif,n 11 a irtuall) impouib le to
gr.t an) i« ur• thut in' o)ves the in·
ju~tic:c commillt·d by thi!l r.oun·
trr hruug}at lwforr the world.
111i~ ha m~uh 11 necessary for
tho e opprt! t'd hv and ru)uni7rd
h) thr t "' tu 11 k for world JUdge
mr'nt h) and throuJlh an) mt'on
n~· · SUI'}'.
It it~ n•ell' too bod rhot thP
Amnil·an Am e•rnment. through
il6 "innul'nct".'' i• ahle to m&ke
JIOOrtor r.ountriM of thl! world
keeJI ilrnt when it act in the
"'11) that it did durinA the Olym.
• ptr. p;am
It i5 aleo too bad that the Amer.
i<"an l'r" di~tort the truth a~ut
thinfl that happen jn ca~ like
thi... You, the J\merir.an (lf'Ople.
"ill n,., ,., ~e the true etory be·
hind thl': incidt•nltl at the Ohmpic.!
lJ«au~•· you rf'l)· on th~ bia~d
\ml'riran pr•!"' .
Carlo, and !:imith repnrtl'd that
th,. M('xicon goH~rnrnen t did 'OT
utk tlwm In 11"4\C until Jlre ur ..
"'"" put upun it h\ thr o.ll po"•er·
lui lJnit,.1l :itat,..J!. ·n,; wa11 covered up in the
••,\ mrrtnan preeR" coverage. 1111!
1\ m,.riCAn ,,,,. !S hu al1;0 aaid 8
Iiili•• a rw tbl!! about thu e CIIUn•
lri• whil'h outward!) UJ'r•Ortl"d
Carlu an1l ~mit h.
I am glad that l..e,.. it; anrl
Clark'" Pi"n~;-r l..og ha•l th,. lure.
ight to look bc)ond 'Wl1at wa
pr.intr.d in local new pBJlf'r and tt' .. upport Carlo!; and "'msth.
Th,. action n( Tomm'\' Smith •
and John Carlu" \lft•rt• JU t und
nece o:nl'}. The 'okes of hlork
people in J\ mcric::n mu 1 and "ill
be he4rd O'i tht· world.
June· Glrnn Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Harriers Drop Close Decision to Pilots;
Depth and good balanrt• w~rt·
the h) F'ridny for the Un.ivcr·
-.itv of Portland cro ~ countr)
t~m ao: the Pilot slippc·d bv
Lewil!l and Clark h) 1 1.1inglt>
point, 29·28. The Pionerrs cap·
turt·d the f1r t two inda\Jclunl
plnce .. hut m the end the "trl'nttlh
of the Pilot ~ proved In be tno
much for LC
Da~e Fix ran awuy from the
field and cro ~t:d the fini•h line
about 200 'urds aheotl ol Ted Our.
man who plat"rd c•l'ond. Fix wu
clod .. cd in 20:41, hi6 he•" I mark
since ln~t ear• A,\ U chnmJiion.
.. hip. and mu"t rertrunly be rah·d
a. .. the one to bf.nt at the IIJlCOm·
ing conlnencf' meet. •
Coming off o two ~eek lnyoff,
Dorman lookt•d f'tronp: a he r.as
il)" bent his n<!llr • t rivo I. Dor.
man and Fix ure• going to jthe
the Pioneer a two.!oml'! un.
motchl'!d h) om other in t ht• ron·
ference.
LenrlinJ[ tlw f'ilot -ur~e wen·
Mil-e MrC.abe nnd Tom To\'lor,
the third ond fourth )lloce fini h
•·r... Tht-y W('re in a r,.n) htllllc
\\ ith LC' Kt•ith Woodard (5) and
munu~ed to ed~e him out by onh·
n couple r•f -rard .
Follo'\\injl Woodard wt·re three
mort• P.ort lnnd horrie·r&, all of
"hom outdi tanrrd f'ionrn Bob
By.-rh (Q). nnd La uri~· Rt·nt chlr.
112' ~ ho completed tht• Piont·er
• <"onng.
Others <'ompding for I C werr.
Merk \[nndel (1 l), John Jcm~on
{15), \like Fitlgt·ruld ( 16) un
Tomm) Cnrlit'le (17). Prte firth
did not run hf-<'.411 {': of o leg in.
jury. but i, ~ Jleckd to he• n·ndy
next w~ek,
.. Dave run hi~ best rn~e of the
~ . .,~n." aaid Ct,och F.ldon Fix
trferring lo the winning pt"rfor.
monrr. "If he run& llkt• thnt ne.'Ct
wet-k, bl': should win 1 Itt• merl.
"TL Wilt! gt10d to hevt· Donnon
bar:k in the lint··up althuup:h 'J etl
wu n'1 in tor' C'ondition Wolldurd
ron hi top race: and ha I!Olicfi.
firtJ hi JIOt II'> l.lfll' of the· l~arl ·
crt.."
Thr probl,.m M>rm to lie in
1 he lower a:nd of the lint· up.
''B,erl) we ur• tu por, but our
fifth man wu too far b"hind, and tlai i~ wlll'rc we need imprO\'t!·
mt'nt," concluded fi~.
Till' Piont'cr hurrir.rs now point
tu the hilt \orthwe~l Con fcr,nce
mer.t lo he held ne"<t Saturdu) mornin~ . Prc\'io115 p,.rformoua:
arc• lr·~ import.mt no" o all lb
cnn fr.n·ncc tt•um prcrurc
chulknttc tlw ddt·nding
from Pulntirw Hill.
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)cOol• (26) ,,
Ul~·n ond ahc
r. Gunu.· tina ar "lrnnzoraP '
1•1\t:JIEN 'lUI· <.Oli\TRl l"' \l l\O~C. '-'•' mu"t ri•ht il.' "'••notor
u•n•• \1oro• l.t•tf"horl hi-"in•· t'" 1\nu•ric.-on Jtuli,._, an \irtnnm
JU.Iinh·rl OUt tht IHJVUUIOII(C ... uf hi .,111.11~· o·niurit_> tluran• llfl
, 2 I ndclrt " in !'llomm Dinina Unll.-Lo11 photo hJ Srull Cutl~r
•
Blame I On
• orse Spea s Out on ar;
ttac s
"l.yn«lon a. Johnton is without
tho• uuthorjty to make wor or to
mako• unr.on•titutionotl r<!!!olu·
t iun which t•nnblt! him to rrutkc
wur ," O!I!!Nicd Senntor Wayne":
~lflr e ( O.Orr l Thuradny 118 he
.uJrlre511!!d 500·600 Lewi und
Clark studt·nt · in St3mm Oining
Hull.
Hr•fnrc hi~ LC audience and
trJI!, iainn c a m (: r n 8, ... ~natur
.\lor c pent 30 minute! outlining
!«lmc nf hi11 long· tanding ottit·
tuclr• towarcl Southeast .r\ ia. nnrf
hi propo~le for alternatives to
lJ ~. fiQiicic there.
Mor,.,. •·mpha~jz~ thf! Tonkin
Bu) r olution, which was put b~.
(orr Con~l'e'i! in 1961 to ~he the
prt·~icl~nl authorit) to u•t": what·
P-Vf'r militnry pow,.r he ti~l"med
rwc~ nr). 'f}J,. OrejZon cenior ~en· u es Po icy
tHor, nppn~d to tbr. bill, objected
in an J\ URU&t 5, 190.1, ti~".Ch, MY·
ing thnt "Congress ha nn ourhor
it) to go around J\rticle I &rtinn
1 of tbr. r..on litution. ,\ tatt: o{
war mu t h·· tlr.clarrd by the 11-.
Vlllgr•• M," he enid, 'and o r,.~Ju.
lion whlclt ll.in'S the prt!!id!!nl
uch authority i!l unconttitu· . I .. ttnnll .
"\'\'c don't clare derlarf' war,"
Morse continucrl, .. beeause we
would get nu world uppo". Be
£urc th•• ink wa11 dry. Wt' would
hav,. to deCent! our nctiona to thf!
nun-c om bat an 1 nations."
(;en,.rally di guw·d with the
\'irtnllm l!ituation, Mor ,. r~h c;On·
fid••nt that the Tonkin Bny rr.~lu .
taon would nr\er ha\~ be1:n
Jill" ··d had the t;enatc been aerur
atly bride<!. ftc call~d the r~ ul
tnnt ~~·alatjon ond the war i~lf
"immoral und unjuf)l." Tht! sen a.
tor fnrthl'r &nid that "Thr only
war ~ e are ~nin,; to Ell>p kiUing
nnd top C'lur hoy (rom hr.ins::
J..:illeff it! to bring tlwm home." 'fh,. enaror aug~ted that tb,.
U.!S. ctmld pull hork Une of de
fen e in Vietnam and k ... ep Amer·
ican men prott:etf'!d hehind tltem.
The Unitf.'d St3tr• l!hr.uld in i t nn
u muhihiiNal peur.e talk, h,. Mid.
with th,. \'iet Cang and ahdr ~&I·
Uet~ on on,. !ldf! of thl'l tahle and
the lJ • wsth her nllirs on the
other. Hc:~ding thl'l table wouhl bl'
international tr•hunals rcpr~l'nt·
ing the non rombatnnt nation or
th .. world.
Mnr&e noted that the two fine 1
weaJ19n" a~n t totalitarinns•m
ar,. economac frf"tdnm and litC"r·
11cy. He uggt•Mcd innrea~ r.on-
ideration of programs to hutld
thae r.onditions.
lSlOUS lewis
and
clark Lt•wiJ and Clark Coll~g(~ -l~tablit lu~d /867 :\forM: rrmarked th:u he would
rnurh rntlu~r b,. in Ogtl'em,.nt with
the rresent Amcrir.an admini•tra.
lion conr.,.rnin~ tltf" major j u~.
lit! rer.nll~l for hi8 audi,.nce. how •
C\Cf, the linP. which foiJow& th,.
fumou11 "my country right or
v.Tong"-"·hich &a)"!, "when the
oountrv is \\TOng, we mu•t
right it." \loret". who i!l running for hi"
fifth .Ux.ye:ar term m the senate.
epok~ dearl) and blunt! or the
powt:r and influetlc whirh would
trontioue to be llis following re·
d~tion. n.. wooi,J he cbumuan
of tb,. •enatc •tanding committee
which d~.al" with 1!11 mnjor dC.Im~
t.i~ offair • inclotiinR ~ur..ation.
\lor~ re.itc:rated that his &Nlior.
ity '>\ ouM pro\ ide Ore@ on with
ad'"'lualf! in£1u,.nce to achieve
goals M~ugha h the &tntl".
Jw, felt no • Vol. :XXVll \Jo 6
lith and Curios Portland, Otcgon Tuc5day, Onober 29. 1968 Returning to th .. subject of for·
dgn policv, Waynr Mor as,ain
!!!r~ ed thr importance of Open·
ing communication with R~
China, and fernpping th,. Dulle!
~tnnd nn m,.rican mHhary ~
turc around the world. thnt lht• in<'id
repeated.
hich Jhcry B
lt-he i~ not ran Van
ithdractval Dinh Predicts u. s.
1" )'our editorial
t prc.;,ure to
dt>mnnding the Before Elections Experimental College Meets
th and Carlos lly Pnt Srnnlnn icon prt·~nre t u·ry clt· .. truc·
th c." He ndc1cd that ~ontrndic·
tion in the polir.y of "de .. tro)ing
u ,.,,.,, to .s.nc it" are nlicnauin~
tlu: f~OJIIc from the· ,\mt•ricJtn«, rli~uolify the :t~n11th \'il'lnamt < Journali 1
n Von l>inh, clnimin~ "E~ory
pic l!f1lUUI un•!Ulai\,Jmunit v of mnn Jan n right to
11ck and non it own itlcnlit)," C'ollctl for
' demand wa1 end to Amcricun militarhm in
hi11 pl'l'. 1111rc spct·chc!l and in formal di~·
not to call lwre Fracla.' A fh•r the war, lac ert rt~-uni·
ficution of \'ictnnm oo; ianpcra.
tjvc. "Hn Chi Minh \\nUid be .m
dfl·rthe lc•ndt•r of n rt.'-unifit·d
c·outttl').'' he aid. "ht·cnusc lw i
t•,pc•rienct.'fl in problems of im·
pcrinli .. m mul tlw cold ~ar."
ll~ It'd n n:·unific·d CQuntr\
\\ •1uld neutrnlile foreign policy
ln\>·an) \'i,.tnom nnrl intt•gratc- the
t!Conomy, 1d Smith ond fllrmer diplomat porullelcd
ted of their :CU milit ""' in' oh emt•nt
the mornin~: 1'165 In pn·,·iou,; penetration in
on .. tratson fllating huth wen~ in protcc·
facto; into ncc•mll of Ameri~un economic inter·
appn-ciotu the unci c'i ting C.ntholic rc-
:>OC "hich in
in the power
Je \(,.,icon ao1;~
JOC EHm on,.
Jete-I don't
ont.-remnrkt'<i
Co~~·u that it
"hich was
U6t'CR"ion. Jt
Committee to
\10 blc: ta•k of
nnd Carlo,. of
0\\CVCr
• • (lot one t·l 111
)ith '11 und Cor
undr.r di~cu •t
£e1•l the)' hocf
trate lcnowin~
cqucnct:" it m
)' accepted it
~a .. aiN> in a 1n11~,
one de1won! t.ralti~
.o JlO unpun ll"....,
jui'Otilicd it
could ~~ a
le:nt.
~ "hould not
for people'q
tU'IC mOO) of
i.e. the l60CI-m1e1(
r1d th<'ir
)di\lidualit} to a
hout hovin(l to r
non111 rat ion.
(t tbem~ lvc~
I 'b ' 1 ~ ag, ao
l their thinR.
•ligcd to "n PIJIIJU
human difCTlil)
•"ttl pc•opl~:
belie' e io
If >~ubmi ttcd,
feel Dorman lc duirnccl the Amcric.un ru·
nl~ (or tlw wnr j,. faulty, point·
nut th.u ".\mt'rican R~nf!rnl·
thr conflict ton much. Tln ~re
27 purtic in Victnnm, und
onc· i!i communi t. Not all
c•nnncnt oHieiul nrc Dt·mo-
nncl not all of the Notionul
' . . ,. rutwn HI rommunJ!Il.
1\(lr.••rclltng tn Tran \'an Dinh,
tlwr CUIIf!~ or tht• \\UI' jo; Amt:T•
mit~gui,Jt•cl good intention!'.
...,.,,cric·un" lwlit•vt• llwtr wny oJ
it~~ thl! bt•'<t in the world" he
"thc•rdorc• it mu 1 b(• t•x·
I r• 11rcdidc·d "1\ n ,\ mt!riron
lulruwnl h) the dcl·lion, to buy
" hut "u un•m•· hnw Jon~;
"ithtlrowul would lnM.
~:.. ('rt• ing l'nnrrm O\'cr the·
mful cfft•t•l u( tlw \\or on hi<~
nln, Trnn \'an llinh ~ phinecl
• Vi~·lnume c l'copl~ stron~h
\merirnn • Tht' \rnc:r Although \'ictnom wnut.l he rc·
unifit:d under Ho Chi Minh, he
feel" thnt outh Vit•tnam 11 onld
not ... uccnmb to Communi:.! intloc.
trinutic•n llceou~· nf th~ "1itnht)
of tlu• pea,nntl!" anti tlw .. Irons
iOlf•Jlt·c'tUUI tnuJition o( lh~ coun·
try.
Rcro~tnir.iiiJ! thut a rc•-unifir!d
Vic•tnmn "mt hi hr a mn ll coun·
In in the hatlo\> nf Chinn, Tron
\ un Dinh fll.ttcd "Thc• only ' uy
fur \'ic•tnnm to . urvivr i to be
more mtellt·t•lual thun anvone
d e \'('lwn ,·ou rnnvt· the Arm'
••Ul 1·ou mU!'t move the RtU!If."nt
unrl the· ~or.ho ln r in." nclding, "ln.
~h·atl of rwnding militar) and
~c"ronomio u id the Amcri~an"
"houlcl M'nd ~<rholurs ond intcllec·
tunl ~Sid."
To Tr.1n \'on Dinh, the rr.nun.
t•iatiun of American militari~m
omecoming Schedule
I h~ foJIO\,ing i lltt' .. ehc•clull• ol tH•nt fM homcct•ming. Oct. :H
"0\. :i:
I hurscln}. Oct •• 31: /ri.,h Rm·rn, Fit'M~. R:t\0 p.m.
l.'ricl,1y, No1·. l: 1/nm··~nmin~ ~ign judgitat;. ·~:30 p.m.-Rt•!luh!l
lw unnounc·r·d 111 hulhime clurin~o~. uturtloy·~ gorm~.
Suun.tu, \u, 2: c;, raiiL lmH't Tc•mplr.ton ymrkinp lot. I :00
nnc •·un lw in it. 'ntu parade will lu.: lo·d by f1ve cat-beitr·
1111' '(llnm unci h..r \'tlUrl. h ,uJI be met at 5th 'II by 11 pnlu•t· molnr·
•lr• t•M·url. Tlw motnrcudc• will t•nntinuc clov. n to Oum tdr. ceturn·
viu llrondwn) tc• l'atrh thr. bt·~inninr u1 thr ~tanw. TT'ilfdm•·ttr
I.C. Gri ,,nJd, 2:00.-During huH timt• tlw qtu!t'n wi11 he crownct{
"out~ lmuting frr• .. Jtm.m'' uv.nrd and the oign ll\\1trrl will lu• prt•
iltt'n, l'ut!.ludl, follo"int; thl! game, fro .. h v . opl1 . 1/~Jm,.•·omi.nt;
u, Fit'ltll!, 11 p.m.-,.emifo rmnl, Alumni dance, F'ir.ltl , enmt• ttnw
urr• "''·komf' tn wuntlt'r lmck ltntl forth.
Suntlu) :'\11\. 3: ('h11pd, 10:30 t.m.-tlw it·in cuutinur. • ,\lu f•hi
1/om.·cmraing Cnnr.ctt, c,•~tn~;, 3:00 p.m. d!!pt'nd U[W)n ''the emer~enr.e of
n national upJlo~ition loral to the
Jlrindpl~ ,r America " HI! equat
•·d the Congrt~" to the C:m iet Poli·
huro bcrnu~ or it reluctnnt·c
to oppo5e preaidenutl policy.
.. \ n urdc-nt McCort by <'llmpaig.
nrr, Trnn \'nn Dinh ~a"' in tht> :\fc
Cnrth} mon:mrnt &he p,eed! nf u
nulionnl OpJloc.ition. "McCurthy
i u ymbol o( progri!S5, of a
rnnre Immune policv!' He olMt ns.
\'rtetl "McCarthv' intention "'"
nut to b • pr~ident but to c-reate
a new politieul climate."
According to Tran \'an Dinh. a
rdonnulotion o( Ameril'.an £or.
eign polic' is nl!'.O dcpendl"nt upon
a "mil" edu<"ation '' of the Amcr
ir.nn people to gi\·e tht-m more
11er pr.c::tivl.'!! ond a greater toler·
1111r~ for different wap• of life. H )1111 wi!!h to it in on a cla"!li
nt I r·wj,. and Clark College-fcctl
£r, ... l•• do ao! The LC F..xperi
menllll College. at~ kno"Wn as
f'reP \Jniver ity, has announced
duM l'hedulin~ for it.! fir~t
cnur c offering of this academic
}'t'l\1' •
Accorcling to Rid1 Kronman,
chturman of tht• SOF \. ponsored
•• p••rimentnl oollcRe. &II du 1:$
"'ill conv.·ne during the CH~nings.
Tho~ \\hn did not prl'~regi ter for
the ,.,.~ion11 re "'eloonu: to it in
an -ny. No credit or grading is
included in the f'rce Uni"We.r.,.it
edu('.ation~~l experi~nce. ond the
onl) pre-requi ite i a de!!ire to
learn.
On Mnnda , Or:t. 28. clllw-...5
met to di!!Cu che creative pro
~t.""'"· rhe toc.k market. "man
face" cieath '' and contemporary
marriage. Tonight, the offering"
Irish Rovers Perform indud,. the B.-at]""' in F..dmond
Room 8; diflerential poetry. F..d
mnnds 9: Bnu.il in ferm~t.. Ed·
mond 10; ln'> and I he indiviJual
c;on~;eiena·e, f:dmonds 11; and in·
v~tigation of a. Titroekmorton
S. 11 cln es will begin at 8 p.m.
Wedn~av' echedulc li.H6 rock
(mu~id opJlreciation, F.odmond~
8; a rndical look ut th,. collegro,
Edmond" 9: raci m in American
in titution5. Edmf)nd 10: r~o~
mg aSpt'CI of ltight'r edueaticm,
f.dmond 11: lind "man rae~
death." Throckmorton 5, all
Dl 8 p.m.
Draft n,J the laV~ will be di ....
ou sed Thursda ot 8 p.m in [d.
mood R, nloni! "'alh "r~ebud,'
Edmt1nd 9: the ere tive proe •
F..dmond 10: F.SP and LSD. Ed·
mond II ; and lh Ion, Tinock·
morton 5.
Thursday
•• \'~ TUE l.OVEUE~'T OF .W, I• th~ llnlcurn ••• " fo1~1da Oinlna Hall will ,.....-und ... ith huh br..,.ua
Pt'l lo n1u•i~ 011 the lriah ft.,. c-n • Pitt' ... Thunda~ , Oc-t. 31, at 8:30 p.tn. 1idt:c::b. eold tbroucb the
Cultural Art -.-riC'3o ma)' b" nbtalnrd at thr 3'c-mplrton ln!orn1ation D~k or at thC'I door. • 11s 1e
:\UKE ~~ \~'flF.I.Il. ll-'lllt\1, , \\'h' intrcHhtcl'll h) tit&· incumbc•nt
r:uulicl:ue I c1r An Or··~ on ~•"JJI in llw \ ,"i, "e•nnlt \\ '' nc• ~lcll"l'l'.
{).()..,~.. prior to hi Or I. 2fi Jtt .~h "1.. llw •. lro tur tl I rurt'"'
\tft,.llllllt !'' Man,ficM "ho i• .. ruult• ntuinrih lo•ul.-r, :uJdro•ho•cl
thr J,(, t•nntUI\Uilt) (rc>t:l tit• (';.HanrcJ ( luunltt·r o( 'J',•ntJllc•IOII ( nllt•j(t'
Ct·ntcr, Fnr 11 rqmrt un hi· J>n't·h, u· Friel:,_,' l.c•,::. - ~~~ J)hoto
'" "roll (~utlrr.
community forum
C ~1 brat !
Tu tli~ cummunit} :
.. CeJ,.brate- to J•t'rfunn puhlic
h nnol fonnBlh. to Q)rmnu:" . To
r.nnuucmQrnle ~ ith ct•remon) or
( 1."-tl\ it':·
\hl111ugh the definiti11n inclucle"
"~•1rmnih ,·• selrJom i~ n 't•lcbrn
tion cun id,.r. d u c•riou uuu.
ion Tlu ... '''zH. 'ludelll Ort;nnt
zauon for ~r.ti(ln ("OFA) i~> tnk
ins a lit"" look at the ll6JH'ft 11f
11 celebration nnd hn doc.idcd it
i tune (nr U\1 i! nnd Clark Col
lrJ:1t tn .. pu!Jlicl) and lormnlh
enmmcmhrate" thf' ke\ i ue" uf
conternr10r nn Ot·ieh 11 hich j.,
pu tbh the hrightt: I tum tlant
tud(nt UliJ,;JlH'• ho\'-' C'e.r usken
un chi., campus..
Judginf.! from the amnunt of
JIDrtJCIJlillion. holl'e\t'r, II N.'CIII"
D lhllUf:h Or i\ U! dealin~ ll ith
un Cltlr~wned ncmdernic com.
murut) communi I'! \'i hidt lao
H:n litt]t" net d for discu·"'ion
O\er maJor a •tw~ e .. pecinlh dur
ing Lrid~c hour .. in tlw 'T'H
---1 -I keggcr niglat .. fhotla of whir:h nrc
,.cf,._·dulrd quite frequent!}).
Ht•gnrdle« s or th~ pnrtidpation,
lh•• qunlih uf the Jlri'•CIIlntion!'
nnd th • t\ork that ''cnt into tht•m
mode it nn exciting nrul tiumlu
ung 10 do) 1'--lll lt'aJt n ~nod ns
llll\' ch• l«'CIUIC.
In the opinion of this ludt•nt nlJ·
"t•rwr, tilt' sQ)o' \ ~dchrution.;
ch~•wnc all tht• "IIJlJI'Itl \le <":nn
gj,,. thr.m.
!"l• l.J:.I'·,:, CEI.EHR~\ TEl
CJI
• \\.OOJ>lllO
To the ('ommunil\:
\\ t' nre ha' ins o prohlern 11 ith
non·nll'nl tir.kc·l holders ''Ito tnke
rnt•.:ll~ m the dining holt • It i un.
fnir to tho~ "'luch•nt~ llho ho\c to
JIO) for mt•nJ, that oth~r e•;tt
fret•. I he hoordt'r" nrc ortnnlh
-ulJ~tdiZJn~ tho!ll.' "ludcnl5 who
" \HJOJ(I'' meaJ Tlm • ouly hoard
er nnll tudcnlb \\hn pn\ through
tlac ltru• will ht-. nhle to rome in
the dinin,g hull rrom no\\ on.
-
ISNI ~AllOWEF.N GROOVY? PJO!\IFFR I 0(,
Mr Kerr -o ponny for tho old guys
l.
We are the ~hnllo\ \ men
We ure the satisfied men
Groaehug together
Pockets filled with money Alas!
Our \\ ords when
We issue proclomahons
\r~:; banal and meaningless
1\s blue books in class
Or !'tudent government al the impasse
Oi its dry fantasy
Altitude<: without thought,
ideas without ideals,
Corrupted minds. learning
without knowledge:
Those who have passed
With reg. cards through these halls
Rcm~mber us -if ut nil -not as grim
Vicious souls, but only
As the shallo\\ men
The saOsfied men.
II
Students I dare nol meet in school
In m) dream umvcrs1ty
These do not appear.
There, the student are
Rooting cleanly Cor football teams
There, ts a hbcral swinging
And happy tunes are
From the Campanile ringing
More unreal and wanted
Than a fading dream.
Let me be no nearer
In my dream unh·ersity
Let me also use
Su h deliberate lies
Grade pomts, greek pins. letter sweaters
In Wlu:elcr Aud
As useful as the light above
No brighter -
Not that hopeful wish
For a real world.
Ill.
This is the dead school
This is the corrupted school
Hen: the old rationalizations
Are spoken, here they receive
The benediction of a coward s hand
Under the rumble of an IBM machme
It is like this
ln my dream university
Believing alone Onobc•r 2!1, I
Roun
The gloncs that cx.isted
Only an books
Lips that might revolt
C f) out lor rue kit coms
lV
Reality is not here
There is no reality here
In this centt'r of dead minds
In this callous center • • •
This broken urinals of our lost lies
ln this last of pseudo places
We cheat together
\nd avoid truth
Stuck in the slime of society
Hopeless, unlc ·s
Reality appears
As a liberal star
Slowh· rises • Throughout this dream school
The fear only
Of scared men.
V.
Here we go round the IBM
IBM IBM
Here we go around the IBM
And call ourselves scholars.
Between the lie
And the truth
Behvecn the words
And the thoughts
Falls the Administration
For this is the university
Between the illusion
And the reality
Beh\ een lhe banality
And the freshness
Falls the Administration
Four years is very long
Between the grade point
And the knowledge
Between the restrictions
And the freedom
Between the damnation
And the salvalton
Falls the t\dmamstralion
For this JS
Four years
For this is
This is the way the four years end
This is the way the four years end
Tius is the way the four years end
Not wtlh a truth but a shec~skln
From the California Pelican
JGD
I (c<JtJtillurtl) I LC Help Asked In Grape Boycott u
l'lac Trail Ruum i opc•n for non.
Lo.srding .:turlems who 11i h to
purcha"e meal-=. If u more 'arie•d
m•·nu \\·ould ht• nllrarlhc•, urh n
hot Cll ~Crolc._<;, nUJI~, ,afud~ Ph'.,
pi~ e como• in und E>Ct' u • Tht l nuc:d Farm "orker (Or
guniting Committee, Afl. c.IO)
i coni inuing it grape boyl"otl an
tluo f>ortlnncl art 1 b\ ront'C!'ntrn
tin~ on tlw rule of William Trip
leu, l'rr.sident of tltt Bag C mnr.
kct chain CBaza'r "tore') whu
ul n ltt'udo: thi year'._ Portloncl
''Unttcd Good '\dJthbcm ~" fund
drh·e. inc·nn 1 lcnc\, on \u\ 2 an '\onno1d
ll non-lmurdin~ lude•nt \\ i h to
C".c.•ntnct u fricntl clurinJt 1he nwal
the} t'lln II C the fl.(l, ")''~lt'lll Ill
th(1 TCC Inforrnnt iun Ot>•k. This
Jllan will give "' the opponunity
to have !>pr•dul fcuturt, ucla us
bufft·t .. n)uds, dit•t tublt' und
~uup .,faLion fur the bourdin~
"tudent ...
) nur t•ooru~rntion i grcntl) np
prr·cial cri.
F'. R. Unut·clo
~attu Food Senic,.
Once A uain ...
To the• c:tfitor;
Bull~hil, Mr. s,,ilz. \Oil mu I
haw h~4'n !;leeping in th1· lnundr)'
r()(lm of the Hilton Hotel.
f'iniD)' Mc~lnrtin
Cln nf '69
pioneer log
OHirinJ publication of tht: 1\--o
cintecl Stu<l~:nt s of lew1 und
f'lork College, 0615 ·s.w Pnln•
tine Hill Roud, PonlnnrJ. Ore.
97159. Puhli!lht•tl 1 wice wt<'kly
during thf' ·<hool yellr b)• Gnnn
fJubli hinJr Co. S1·cond cia
posta~ll paid at Ponlllnd, Or~.
I-:011 OR Alic:C' 1.. Chri ten en
Mnnaging f'..djtor Julie Percl"ll
Atherti ing .\tgr. Don 1-Mr•
Advi or Cay Jenkins rn a leofll"t daslributt:d tlu!l
\lt'\'kend at lrx·ol Bnzu 'r mnrkc·h
ll\' Petrllnnd high ~chool and col
h:gc "tudcnt <·lt•r,zymt n wom
l'JI •,. or~toni.tnti on, und conc.erncd
inrlhitluollli, Tripleu wu<~ Jlnr
trovl'd ds u ruthle'" profiteer 10
I ht• Cu liCornin ~rape bu-.anc
11 hu c•ntt~<Ad • ugaintH po' crt\
only in hi.. homt· cit}.
The IIJlJinrler,. nf the lto' coli
plun .a dcmon~tra t iun ul(uin'l thi \\ e'l Park 11 Burn ide
from tlw I <.. '\ fund'= lht•Jrm'junl
rnl'ler. The l F " O.C. ha, a
tlw UfiJinfl of lht• Lewis
Clurl.; cnmmunil\. nnd nct.•d ...
unlt·t•r,. In turul \\ ith them at
rull). For furtlwr infonnot• -•
c·ontnc 1 thc ho> cntt ht·adtrun terfo\Ji
5ilfJ ~I· 82d, Portloncl,
771 8639
\ nu cting o£ the Kennedy
lion Corp., ( K \C) will he
Ort 29 Ill 12 1111011 Ill Duung n .... jt.U
I 2 Cor di..,_. Ul\-.ltJO of I he
IIIIYl'OII
Lablt·s "ill he l>CI up for th&ilriil
11 hn \\ i~h lo cut lunch I\ I I1JQ~ 1
nnw tirne, J\11 intcrt•"ted
lwr" uf tht• t·runmunit y arc ur~:tLAJn
tn t·ornP ond ,jj rmcr ju~tl
irn(lortun l thi!l i!'."Ut· rc.tllr j .. , attblll!!!itJ
"hut they r:un do to help.
United States Senator
AY M R E
leads the vital dissent to American policy an
Viet Nam. Sen Morse must have YOUR support
and assistance to conttnue in h1s role as a rank
ing Congressional opponen t of the war.
We MUST have student canvassers -
each weekend untd the election.
Volunteer TODAY by calling 224-7072,
or come to Morse H Q at
1Oth Street SW and Washington . 1nobc ~r 2!l, I
• • •
!S
>lace~ rtuiJct ~!1, I %R
Fantastic PJON~ER I OG
' Sentimentality
IF. ~l'l·.J.(, Nlktl "Tiw Fontn•tick11" drift<'d rhrou•h J.'ir Arro•., 'lhNitr•• on rh•· I.f: rumpu.. Ot:r.
J-2(,, Sror-rinr iu lhr pin' "''"'' R•1hcr1 (.ltnoudd n• F:l Gullo (£rum le•(r ). 'I om l'nJurl a• 'full uml
u Jlnd u ( '""" -Lor r•hulu lJ, St·utt Curl...-.
y IH /)nrlllltl 0. /,,.nf'
If llw huu ' lt~ht11 hnrl not gont•
I wuuld nt'Yt•r lmvl' knm• n
tht• ploy had lwgun, htll this
llrfl\'1''"-•'r tlwn rellliz••,J thut the
clc n ·~!\ uf the !'\r.hmidt und
"I he Fanta • ti••k,;,'' mnk··~ it ll~tth JIO!I lhJ,. ond
(I prnpn10 f nr I hr Jllo \ t() J,e 5IOJ;f'd
alnm t Llfl) wllf'ro at nn) timl'.
\ uorors rrull~>d oroun•l tlw
'-luge. the clircciCir app• nred and
uggt•!<to•fl to till' nutJj, IICP, ''tlti!l
j-; an informal pin). !i{J clnp." Ont• ran !flllll 5t' • whnt an un.
dcr;~uucm,.nt thi i u'l the pla •
rumnwnc•~, nnd tht• :5porcl'l) rlec
ornted et nnd mmirnol r:o•tunw ..
DJIJlCllT.
oup Sees Austria As
iving Travel Poster' Tltr Thenlre Dcf)a.rtmcnl is mo•t
.lccurntt' in doing the pl&) in o
tltnomtnntor or minimumc, llS it
cr oto~ saw thi~ a~ an O(lpor
tunit) to olio YO ( po ihly to force)
the actort-to lie creativt' in thr
mtl'f}lrr•tou,n of their re,pecthc
rolt Tht' pln:rt>r nrc ( cntio.ll)
good and kno~· whnt the'' ;:hould
hr <luing eu;n if tlu~y cannot do
it: the effort i there. Lindo Dn
d ' I" rformancf' is n ~rutHyin~
«' pcricnn· thnt come5 clo~est to
h~ing cqunl to the ~core.
end
end
end
)
rnia Pelican hY Rrllrf' /,(ft/Wtt
The Au tr in o,·cr eM Stu•lv •
tlllfl met with the I C group •n·
to lrt'lan'l for u week' IU)
i\ew York. The " pcricncc ''a
e lhnt £,.,,. ore JiJ.,•h to rcpt•at
ev,..n f<'wcr will want In rt.•.
Yurk is 11 lon•ign c11hure
h•'lcrncrs, and thn«P. of u
thought wr. kne'' ~\mcri ca
tnrtlt•d b)· tht: cnntr.t~t .
accommodation placed us
the middle of ull that hows the
~------·1-it ~· nl it \\Or 1: thl" stifling nir,
nu]e (ttopl••. the frantic troF·
nnd the: contra t of hopclt"fl ..
n \o\ 2 an Oft\:"r'> w 1th rwnthou c o!Oucnce.
Burntoide , i itcrl Grer.n\\ ich ViJlng~>
i' htntic: tonk tlw nicklc riclc on the 1
\'\ O.C. has en 1 loud 1-'crrv. \t Unc••ln r tht l.ewis UI(ArlttN, Hnncl) Walker ancl ~u .. it•
)'. and nel.-ds ingrr w• r.• gin·n tickc'l!l to the•
, with them ut rnpnlitnn OJlcro proclurtion of
rther infurmut Dolll'm••.'' II\ 11 runplc v; Ito
cott llt'atlttun cl till' fourth hnlrnll)' too hi~h
Portland, 1 J.,•j r nc rntJhohirl.
"'h group!i nrrh•t'd in 1 ondon
' the Kennc·d)' J\,S..mt, :10 unci t•uch rnt•mhN wn
\{) will IH.' helJi ,.n n frc•,, 5dlt.'dult• to pur~ut'
on rn Dining ll 1 purtirulnr itttc•rc~ts in n rit'
Iron of till.' gm uJI ,,r hi tur\, Mnn) or U!l fol-
Io ,,,f tlw (lllth of unfonunatr
l! 1\l!t up for th i g unci ~toh' men, tnking n
I!Ot lunch Ill ~~~~ up the Thunw from We5t
l intcre .. trcl m minstl'T hrirl~,~ to the To" Pr of
tununity arc ur don. l'icr.ndill) llll'nter.. or.
)i,co\cr ju.;t llronll\\0\ mu•icnl 111 inc'\·
uc rcolh jr;, ~h{' pricrll, inr.luding wfiddlt•r
o to hc:lp. the Roor' and "Cnhon·t.'' nnd
tor
'l poltcy an
WR support
as a rank
ar.
ers -
• ron.
1-7072,
ton.
IDn•• Committee "nlw dist rirt puh ndcled an.
er allrnction lo l.oncl•>n after
k.
lr . .l nhn Drown orr .m~l'tl o hus
r "'h k h s flllnttt~ n ~r ,•rrt C(:·
1 11f ~:ngli h hi tory nnd cui
hit•• The fir t top in tlw rountn
"n" Runnvmt•ndc, bite (.( tht
ing of thr l\lugnn Cnrtn, and
1111 im{lrrq•h·c mt'morial to
n F. K t•nnt•,fy nc,w l't lnd... \V c
n \ i itt•d Wirulsor Cn 1 Jr. illld
,,lnyint fidds nf Eton J,.for•·
rnin.,; to l.on•lon.
group~: tlwn "''Jtnrate-cl .tnd
• Arnwn 's group lrft for Ouh
''hi 1" I he \ nlit riun group
tlw duumd r.ro «ing to
Utt•n.t, Oclj::ium, , in train. rtre
mm,•tl tlarou~h the n .. lgium
tntf)eitlt• nt 100 m.p.h. with unl} ouc unGCht•clulcd top: Unnd)
Uh1hc' clintb('d tu lrbt uppc r hrrth
\\ith tht' help of the comcnient
l111nrlgriJI nn th~> \\all. It wn the
t•rnergenO) brake.
'l'hrcc lnugungc• • 15 nunutec;
<~nd four clollnrli later, ~ c \\ere
nguin unrler wu . We ero t J the
Germun b11rtl••r and pn ct..l
tl1rough the ~wi s \IJl!l rwnr ulz·
burg. ustriu i!< n li\ ing lril\ I' I
JlO lt·r. Fnr all tht• upcrlotl\'r.:l
tlrut we ltnH• read nbout itb land·
.. ruJ~<' und J'l'OJIIt•, none ore adr
fJUOlt•
-
PE ~ Pr "~(~n t
Hideou llorr·or
Rr·rncmhcr thnse epook~ horror
movie<o 'ou UM"d to ''a tela when
ynu were o tuugh no•ctl kid?
) our neighborhood theatre u~ed
I{• t~how "Tiw \\ t•rcwolf," "Till•
\ ornpirc." ''The 1·1} ;• Erlgor \ t.
lt•n Pm.'s "Pit unci tlu• P~·nduJu.
lum.'' un" Bnri Kurtorr" H··t.l
hun."
The SPEs or I.A.'" i11 and C:huk
pion "' bring the~e flirks ha(1k
£ronr tlw drn«l, on I Jet. ~() at IJ p.m
H oil goc· ,,ell, 1·\nn, uditm
Jum "dl trcrnl,!. to "O;odJam"
and "I1u~ 1-1, " ~dmis ion \\ill be
50 cent .
\c•c{lrdmg to Sigmn Phi EpSJlon
r•rc iilent D1ck Earl. thl:' film
.,Jaould prm <' ~SC~U)' enuugl1 to put
the great HoJim,rc:-n Jlttmp\an iruo
a ro ·nl "l'onking mood, anti con
JUrt· \our Jc·es,e-;t 1 hildhood 11\t'tn•
• nne;;. The in erliun uf :1 hnrp ichord
utltl~ an intcre•ting note. On
Hrt1lHh' •'). the plu:r i~ nrrangcfl
for runno nnd c1rum" to reiterate?
tlu.• thun'" of implkity. The horp-
if\hord <'annot. nnd in f.tct Mhould
not, bt irwludt.-d in th(' up-ltt•at
number , hut come off tlelighl·
fulh y;cJ) in thl' romantic ong"
U!il'll t:l5e"' here.
11tr hm' lm n ~<ubtlc OH!rtone
uf hcmg \\hot ont' might con idt•r
) mhulJ,, of l e\' L'~ and Clark Col
h·t;~ Full '68 ·rhe J'rc,l'n!'rt" of a
lwrJI i('l1urd and a mime " em too
coinridt•n ta 1 to h:n e nnt bffn
planned.
Blood Donations
Re(1uired Locally
Tl11· Hed Cro" bloodmobile ._.ill
h. lww O••t. 30 in the Templeton
Rc• r••atit)n Room. Tho.-e wi11hing
to don 1tr bloml mu l'Orne to the
fncilitit·.. lH::t\'o~n ll a.m. and
5 ·30 p.m.
~tudcnl" unJcr 21 mu~t hnnt;
.. lgnf'tl flUTCiltAl CQO!OChl form • \
11h'"" iun \\ill be attending the
hloodrnohilc to nns"er am que.!'!
tinn ..
One Jllnt of lour hlood ~ill help
hundn·d of ho .. pital Jl<aUent in
our cnmmunil . lewis 8 n d
C:lnrl;' goal i• 200 pint -help
rc•adt it
GRADUATION PORTRAITS ARE BEING TAKEN
AT THE VOYAGEUR OFFICE NOW!
PLEASE MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW,
AS TIME IS LIMITED.
CALL VOYAGEUR OFFICE, EXT. 200
OR McCURDY STUDIO, 236-2724 Page !
Costa Rican 0 fficial
Visits Lewis and Clark
l:.<:wit nnd Clark eou,.g~ 'WII
host lotot WL~k to Hr. Eurique
.hnfdfu, 11 rlepuly in Costn Rica's
Lel(iAIOII\11' A ~mhh, who i&
t111arin,; tlu· Unllf'd Sl.ut,. nt the
invitorinu of th,. Stnte Or.port·
m~:nt.
Or. \znf,.ifn' Jlurpo e jn visit
ing Orc~un and pnrtir.ularh thi
coll•·s,..__.wa' tb examine the
northern half of a prngrnm link
ing u with Co•to Rica.
CaiJ,.f! tltr: "Partnera of thf! A I·
lioncr. for Prog.r~,.. its purpo!e
i to form grna~roo~.~; relntion-
hir b,.twcen th,. Un.itf'd _tate!
nnd l..atin Amencu \\hich tl1e "Al
liance for Progrf'.'!!!," becntu;e it
t>prratcs on a lar~er scale, can·
not ~tabli•h.
U ncl~r t hi"' progrnm, o state in
the United Stoll'S obtnin n ''port·
ner" in th~ !onn of n Latin
AmeriMn tntt> or pro~ince-<~r, in
the en (' oC tin Co~ta Rir.a, Orc
gnn' pnnm:r, n «~.uunt.rr. ·nu:r,.
aro• 37 ~tntc• no\\ participating.
Opcrnting through pri~ote or
guni1.ation and dti7.~'n~. thf! pro
gTom U e!< lht> ('.OnCcpl Of 0 part•
ncr hi)1. m•·tminJ.'!, tn ,.ffe<:r. thnt
R !.U~tnnre is exchnng,.cl, m con·
traM to mo"t "~V"Icrns which in
vohc i'iimplr r.harity !;i~en to o
poM£'r notion b\ ont." ric.hcr.
.. It'!! n t\\o-YOo) treet." f!X· t•lained Dr. r.lifford Hamar, a~o
l tnnt clean of fncuhy and dtrt~~
tor 11{ intrrnntional prograru.
"Thrnugh this Jlrngram we have
I'!X('hangcd high 11chool turfentl!,
oncl we hopt' to inr1ude collea~
tud,.nr 6Chang•'s in the future."
" hhnugh unknown Lly most
sludr.nt~. uwi!l nnd Clark hnli a
partner t.ehnol:' Dr. Hamor con
tinu!.".d, "the f..!'ruela ormnl De
Heredia. in Dr. Awfcirn's own
pr~ovJn,..c. Thil\ i~ why he wa
pnrtaculnrly interested in uemg
)Lwj nnd Clark."
ction bet"~" the M".bool Ita
im'OIYed an Str. grant of $.250,
U"ed to build a ho ketball eoun.
in return for ,.hieh tht> rscueln
ha5 found room nnd bo rd for
~·era! \mc.ncan" •tud ins thert>
Or. Hamar 8aitl he would like
to 5l"e Le"i' und Clark ~turfent
become mort' :swnrr of the pro
gram nnd it"' potenli I.
"The initiator~ of the par&nt'r·
hip on rhr campu11 Wl"re mQ~tl)
H"nior • and hnv•• graduated: he
l"xplain~l. "Ho~ ~,.I, I ft"l that
thi" program, because of it" Jli!O·
ple·IO.peoJtlt' lmci!ll, j~ !!UJlPriOr lD
other~ vthich jur;a pool fund from
the collr.J!t-" nd dol~ tlH~m out.
"'" Clln direct our own eHor~ a
wcll 11" ,;pr~c.l tht" name of l.A"wi
11nd Clark."
LC Judiciar)' Role Explained
\ re ) uu nwure of the reo !!On
for th•· e i tenre of iru~tJtutionn I
rnl(•.. rn llfl) communitY? Ar,.
,·ou av;nre of th .. rol~ of the in
f>tltutioru; in tht• l~wi~ and Clark
communit)?
Tlw object nf the I C e~i,ting
in titution h lo pro\•icle a w:w o(
lilc that will he '"""' suisfncto ry
to nil whn dwr•ll lll•re. Thi6 wa"
one nf the r~u on fur tlr,. intro
ducllon of JlC"r ~troup anti tbc in-
titution'l set UJ' \\tlhin pt'er
group
£,·,•ry,mr i famrltor with thr
role of the indhJdunl Ooor, u{ the
intern' und re!iiden· B.'l"Si•tan~
but ft•"' people kno"' thl" "'orkinp
nf tht' othPr (\\0 in LitUtiOD o[ the
"~ tem. the dorm judiriaf1 boards
nnd th<' \~LC Judir.111n Board.
dorm judic.ial:)· boord hnndl~
on I~ matters conrerning the donn
it~lf. or matters that are brought
to it l" an individual. n floor nr
nn r .n If n dnrm judiciory board
fl'•·l it cannot or hould not
lusndlr n t".ll c. it refers tlaat co e
h• tJu• bi.C ludician Donid. If
n tudt·nt fc• I thor ht' ha11 not
l•~"t:n •leah with fuirl~ h hi dorm
hoanl. hi' rna\ nrpeal hi<: r.o~c
tlw \:5l.C hoard, n,,. \ I (' bnnrd eon i IS or
~·,·en mr.mbc.o; ,.Jr ted b' the
~<tudt'nl hod). From among th~m
S<>hc". l11c memb,.r pick a head
juror to pn.-~i«lf' O\ ~r mi"Ctin~
and Cll"e1!
l"'A'IC~ nrc l,rou~ht to the board
ATLAS T h w:rittng o lt-ttf"r of complaint
to the boar•l ~cret ry ( bo:l 2032}
who theu pruvid("j all involved
pt>r.sono. with !orru tD be filled
our for dte prC:'!entation of the
r..a~e. A date i,.. tlten ~~ {or n b,.nr·
ing. whith i attendc~ b all judi
ciul) M3Td membt'r . TI1.-pur.
pu;<.;! of the hearing i lo Ul[orm
'"" ooard member- of nil th
fact• rele"nnt ''' the co "· lm
m~diutcl) nhcr the heArmg, fiv(
member of the board d,.),b,.rntc
until tht:'y rcarh a der1sion. ln
rc.lehin~ il6 ded 1011. the board
conl'entrnle.s 11 effort on nctin11:
rcspon,Uhh an rclotum In the.-en·
tire cnmpu .. comrnunil). ln oddi·
lion. each en ~ '"' determmed hv
thl" mdindual circurMtanc~ in
mh-ed: tbrre nre no fixed mea!l
ur,.., for an\ pnntcular '" pe of
c:n...~
The.-board belie~ it i" ~pon
.. jh)l" (or in forming the •tud<::nt
hod of II JUdicial netion it takM
accordingh. JUdicial dt'ci"ion will
k publr hcod. Pithout namN. 10
the P1one ·r I.og. -------Go "\Tu~o~la,ian
Takt' n bralc (rom the meri
an ~m)lus ~ene-t:•• Yuso Ja,.
inn for o night. Folk dandng.
mu~ic and '\ ugo .. Javion food ""'~U
be prr:-~ted b) thl" '\ ugo!!)D\'iil
O\c~en tud\ grou11 tonight at
i :30 p.m. in the Oul1<1eh Dmm4;
lhll o£ Tc~mpleton College C oter
T YIG
Free
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Delivery ELECT ONIC TU P
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8517 S.W. Terwilliger 244-3040 -• rage 4
LC I>urnps Whitman;
Title Clash Looms
I C1\ j, and Clork kept their
hOJte5 alive For n <hare of the
nrthl~~~ Confcrc:ncc t'hompion·
hir a thm down('d o totJtth
\\ Iutman c lr.wn 20 to 7 .-uturday
nt Gd W(lld tadium.
F~eld t'o!ition \\ :ts th1: kt·y far·
tor in the gAme-the Paon~r
hod it, an•l tlae Mi ~ionarie
,Jutn't. Whitman took p<l ~ .. ion
of the ball m .. idl' their own 3S !i
o( the N!\ en limC":S the'' bud the
hall in the Cin;t hlllf.
In contra t.. Le"; and Clark
neH· ~r began a drhe in•idc their
O"O 40.
The Pioneers looked R H they
\\ere going to run Whitman bad;
to Wolin \\'alia in the fint h tH
Thr fired·ur squad. lt·d h' <;1..11
,.,,en;, roli~J up 188 ant· 10
tntal Ctf{en~ durin~ the far 1 30
minut of ar.tinn and ncled up
20 Jl{'int<~ on thr. 5COJ"tboard. Titcir fine •JUIJJ1c·rbnr.k Eric
Johnson, I!«Onrl in Jlll"!ling tntic..
tics in the ronlt•rcnct", !!turtrd
thro\\ in,; nnd nt Lime had tht· de
fcn!lh e• l111Ch of Lewi" and ( lark
t!iU}'•
\II but nnr. 1 imt•, hnwevt'r tltt
•lden hi" r.le\e'n !;lopJtt•d ~hr. Mt~'
innari1" wbt•n 1 hC)· had to.
That on\' 1 itne en me when n
J>itrhout ll\ s\\ H"fl! b:1ckfircd and
Wlutmnn enmt• ur "ith the ball
on the Pioneer 12 )ard line.
A ltrr J 11rqua und Larry Chris
tcn~n hod hrol.en up n pn• to
entl Chip• \Vipplr., John<.on \H'DI
lookin~ for hi.. fs,·orit rccci~cr
Hob Coon.
Hr: l01and him wicJ~ open in tlw
ldt tlttt and nll Coon hnd to do
""" tr11 n\ cr thr~ goa!Une aq
\\ hitmon JIIH tht•ir firl!t und onh
t":Ount,..r on the board.
tetter to the Editor PlOI\FER I OG
PIO"\FFR R.\1 rnu 1\ .... IT\T 01 '0 <·~2) bo.ll .. hi~ ~n· fur C'lrn •urdna•· durin« .... lltumor'.c jfnme
llll:llln .. l "hitmon rm.('r rUIIIIIIlj( 11'-., thl-hrlpNf lht Pil)nt·t·l"!! In 0 20 to i \'IC"'Orl 1)\t'T lht \JI,. .. ion·
uri!'"'• 'Inn t~f th•· .. nmt ,.HI lu ll<'rtle•d nr't uturdn• It" tlu f'ltmc ,.,.,. fnrr It IIJUr It .ufin11 \l lllumetlf'
ot Crt ..... otd "Indium in n "ho"clown ftlr th~ rhumpion•hi[t . I o~ Photo b)' "'C'ttll (utl•·r.
\ gr.mbll.' by t'oach Fr.'.d \ViJ.
f!(ln pAid dh idemls whc n the. plo)
went for 11 touchdown "Jth tht•
Pionerr drivf" stopped on tltt!
Whitman .10 with founh do~n.
Lel\ i" ttnd Oark went intn punt
fonn.ntinn .
~ "1 ers "o deep. but hr: nl."\ er
'14\\ the hall. ln!.!end. hlockinl!
hnc:k Bur.z F.J le.r took the war
nnd took ofl around right ~:nd. Press Holds Back Facts
Regarding Black Athletes pioneer sports
Tbiu~ )ard later, Eyler
crashed th,. J;Oill lin,. ond I.C wa
off nnd TUilning. Jim Robinson
loclcccl the extra point nod the
Pioneer~ had a ~vm to nothing
leacl.
CO<kl Cidd po itinn )!!ad direct·
J to the seeond score. Jon Jaqua
r~tumed o punt ~6 ) arcJ" to the
Mi~ tnnary 43 "" \l'!r5 hit fre h·
man tight l'nd for 18 )'ards and n
fir t d(l~ n.
ft r Tom Bo} lc." had Jlirked up
1ix )anh in three uie•, S~ere
wlJCfl oul around ldt t>nd and
sc ... mpered 19 vard~ for 8 touch·
do""· Robin~n· PJ\ T was wide
-tu the ri~ht and the Pion~er hud
o lS h' 0 lead.
'"') c:r got hie; ~tlnd ~ore
wjrh on,. minute remainin~ in dtr·
halL With thf' hall tc.'n ·ard<~ from
J)B) dirt •• ""' er tri~ tWO Jlll 1!5.
hoth mic ·n~.
The ~ond ft:ll into the hand!
of t1 Mi ionary defender. but he
rtcd like he didn't want it and
dropped it. ""'"rs, tO'~" another
ehance. took fuJI adnntage of it.
On the next play h,. wept
around right r:nd and ju<.t bard)
IIQUceud mto th,. r.oml"r of tht•
eud zone.
Robin on·,. to1.• '\\ll true this
time ant.! thr: Pioneers ~ ent into
the dr~~in~ room 'lotitb a com.
lortablr 20 In 0 halftime lf.'ad.
As it turMd out, tht• Pionrr·fl!
needf'd that 20 point!i, lUi th'""
met a diffNent Whitman IE".nm
an 1 he econd half. Th,. Mi inn·
nrie com~" out narlin~.
.._occ r Club, Reed
Battl to l-1 Tie
~"i ancJ Clark' ~ctr lt>Am
rnaun~t::d a tie a~ain 1 lraRue
l!! ding R"ed under a .. the Ram,.
f'Jidr.tf 0Df' &n ()De.
Th,. Polnune Hill mm took th.
JII > wmplet,.l) away from th~
Httd men and l'~fc ouq,layr:d
onl) bri,.flr during tb,. t!(und
!JU&rter.
Th,. dr•ff!nW gave: ~rf!At in pira.
11011 l!) the whol~ I~"Dm with lht!
lougla. determined play through.
out tit,. <'nlir,. a ftrrnoon,
Head coach Care,· D' fC} Will\
•r•rr,.ciati~e or •'lhe crowd. It
"'11 J'l"'a nt to hear a crowd
rla)lping for c)f!\et. Lrilllul play
e'rn (rom th,. oppo ition,"
11ae next gam.-for the equar)
w•ll be witb the Unin~rsi h of • Portland at Ddi.IS Pa.rk 1,1n 'o-
'lietnber 9. To the Sport!'; EcJiwr
I "a11 H!l'} I' lett rd to ~e '\'our
ttrtidr! in ln.t Tue'lday' paper on
Tommy Smith ond John Carlo'.
Thi to me ho" ed that ·ou rcc.
ognilt! that tlw hlack m1m's pHght
m thi• countT) i not nn Ameri.
can proLlrm hut u human prob
lc:m which therefore imoh·e5 all
the people of thl" world.
The quN>tion here in America
i~ nut one of r.h il riS?ht hut rnth·
er onl' of human right Becauf!C
bind; f>t.ooplt· :~re• not nnd hn'e
n .. ~er been American cittten but
rathrr 'ictim of your \merican·
a"m chr.rc: i no wa) thot you c-an
apJth our rult o£ upholding
,·our "grc·al Amencan 150ciety"
• tmoge.
Since thit~ i'l th•· en~· the wholt>
que tinn elf~ not Iii.' in the hand
.,{ th•• ll.S. but rather in the
hanclr. of th,. world. U another
countr ·• oppression ond colon.i
zatima of a p~ple <".An 111': brou~ht
bdorr the llnitt•d Notion~. there
i no rc•a§On wh' tb,. qut'~tion of • th,. oprre ~ion of black Jlt.'OJlle in
thi count!'}' ,}10uld nnt alro be
brou~lu bdore thl': ~mr both.
RC<',U ~ of thl' influr.nce of the
Unite.! "utc.s in the tJnited Na·
tif,n 11 a irtuall) impouib le to
gr.t an) i« ur• thut in' o)ves the in·
ju~tic:c commillt·d by thi!l r.oun·
trr hruug}at lwforr the world.
111i~ ha m~uh 11 necessary for
tho e opprt! t'd hv and ru)uni7rd
h) thr t "' tu 11 k for world JUdge
mr'nt h) and throuJlh an) mt'on
n~· · SUI'}'.
It it~ n•ell' too bod rhot thP
Amnil·an Am e•rnment. through
il6 "innul'nct".'' i• ahle to m&ke
JIOOrtor r.ountriM of thl! world
keeJI ilrnt when it act in the
"'11) that it did durinA the Olym.
• ptr. p;am
It i5 aleo too bad that the Amer.
i<"an l'r" di~tort the truth a~ut
thinfl that happen jn ca~ like
thi... You, the J\merir.an (lf'Ople.
"ill n,., ,., ~e the true etory be·
hind thl': incidt•nltl at the Ohmpic.!
lJ«au~•· you rf'l)· on th~ bia~d
\ml'riran pr•!"' .
Carlo, and !:imith repnrtl'd that
th,. M('xicon goH~rnrnen t did 'OT
utk tlwm In 11"4\C until Jlre ur ..
"'"" put upun it h\ thr o.ll po"•er·
lui lJnit,.1l :itat,..J!. ·n,; wa11 covered up in the
••,\ mrrtnan preeR" coverage. 1111!
1\ m,.riCAn ,,,,. !S hu al1;0 aaid 8
Iiili•• a rw tbl!! about thu e CIIUn•
lri• whil'h outward!) UJ'r•Ortl"d
Carlu an1l ~mit h.
I am glad that l..e,.. it; anrl
Clark'" Pi"n~;-r l..og ha•l th,. lure.
ight to look bc)ond 'Wl1at wa
pr.intr.d in local new pBJlf'r and tt' .. upport Carlo!; and "'msth.
Th,. action n( Tomm'\' Smith •
and John Carlu" \lft•rt• JU t und
nece o:nl'}. The 'okes of hlork
people in J\ mcric::n mu 1 and "ill
be he4rd O'i tht· world.
June· Glrnn Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Harriers Drop Close Decision to Pilots;
Depth and good balanrt• w~rt·
the h) F'ridny for the Un.ivcr·
-.itv of Portland cro ~ countr)
t~m ao: the Pilot slippc·d bv
Lewil!l and Clark h) 1 1.1inglt>
point, 29·28. The Pionerrs cap·
turt·d the f1r t two inda\Jclunl
plnce .. hut m the end the "trl'nttlh
of the Pilot ~ proved In be tno
much for LC
Da~e Fix ran awuy from the
field and cro ~t:d the fini•h line
about 200 'urds aheotl ol Ted Our.
man who plat"rd c•l'ond. Fix wu
clod .. cd in 20:41, hi6 he•" I mark
since ln~t ear• A,\ U chnmJiion.
.. hip. and mu"t rertrunly be rah·d
a. .. the one to bf.nt at the IIJlCOm·
ing conlnencf' meet. •
Coming off o two ~eek lnyoff,
Dorman lookt•d f'tronp: a he r.as
il)" bent his n<!llr • t rivo I. Dor.
man and Fix ure• going to jthe
the Pioneer a two.!oml'! un.
motchl'!d h) om other in t ht• ron·
ference.
LenrlinJ[ tlw f'ilot -ur~e wen·
Mil-e MrC.abe nnd Tom To\'lor,
the third ond fourth )lloce fini h
•·r... Tht-y W('re in a r,.n) htllllc
\\ ith LC' Kt•ith Woodard (5) and
munu~ed to ed~e him out by onh·
n couple r•f -rard .
Follo'\\injl Woodard wt·re three
mort• P.ort lnnd horrie·r&, all of
"hom outdi tanrrd f'ionrn Bob
By.-rh (Q). nnd La uri~· Rt·nt chlr.
112' ~ ho completed tht• Piont·er
• <"onng.
Others <'ompding for I C werr.
Merk \[nndel (1 l), John Jcm~on
{15), \like Fitlgt·ruld ( 16) un
Tomm) Cnrlit'le (17). Prte firth
did not run hf-<'.411 {': of o leg in.
jury. but i, ~ Jleckd to he• n·ndy
next w~ek,
.. Dave run hi~ best rn~e of the
~ . .,~n." aaid Ct,och F.ldon Fix
trferring lo the winning pt"rfor.
monrr. "If he run& llkt• thnt ne.'Ct
wet-k, bl': should win 1 Itt• merl.
"TL Wilt! gt10d to hevt· Donnon
bar:k in the lint··up althuup:h 'J etl
wu n'1 in tor' C'ondition Wolldurd
ron hi top race: and ha I!Olicfi.
firtJ hi JIOt II'> l.lfll' of the· l~arl ·
crt.."
Thr probl,.m M>rm to lie in
1 he lower a:nd of the lint· up.
''B,erl) we ur• tu por, but our
fifth man wu too far b"hind, and tlai i~ wlll'rc we need imprO\'t!·
mt'nt," concluded fi~.
Till' Piont'cr hurrir.rs now point
tu the hilt \orthwe~l Con fcr,nce
mer.t lo he held ne"<t Saturdu) mornin~ . Prc\'io115 p,.rformoua:
arc• lr·~ import.mt no" o all lb
cnn fr.n·ncc tt•um prcrurc
chulknttc tlw ddt·nding
from Pulntirw Hill.
How we serve
you completely at
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Tires Batteries
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