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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

November 1, 1968 Volume 27, Number 7

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1968-11-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Mansfield Asks Student
upport for Humphrey
Hulwrt Hurnrhrcy, if elected,
oulcl purfiuc a !!Ofl,.r Viet num
nnc-r. thun hi!; r»rt•tfcr.CA;;.or, OC•
'rdinF. to ~t·nut•· Majority Lend-
Mikt• ~fansfi,•ld ( 0-Mont. ).
undit>ld, in an Oct, 26 arid rt• ... ,
l.ewi,; and Clnrk etrongly
(Wtl the tli~ itlenl youth to t~Ufl•
Th,. mnjnrit> lt>adl·r had fe~
rt nntl work uctivtly in b•·holf
•rnphnwnt for llumphre) 's op.
o \'ice Prr itif.!nt Humphrey .
'"""' in thi Yt'ur'E> pr~idential
•·t·riun, lie trunp;ly hintt'd thnt
B urnphrt•)' election wa r:ven
urc: important to the c·ountry lw­
u•c :-\hun is hi!! OfiJlOOtnt.
The Mt•ntona Oemrx ~rat ~a' in·
ucctl b) Oregon Senator
1\lorsc hdore u pud.:~li
Chnmbt•r au d i c n ce.
howcH~r. h.,d ome rt··
of hi11 ov. n to make. He
ti,.ulntt·tl hi<~ wdl-known tnncc
\ ietnum hut ubn utldcd thnt
ancl Clork Collrge had ft.
lwrn gh ,.n t lw t()()l. 000 fed·
I luan for the r.on truction of
•lurmuurit•E. The fundt, he
hod b!'rn oppropriott•tl
ngo, hut J,r,. .. ident John-
tn on effort to l'Urb tht! rili-ing inflation, froz,. tlw Joan nnd
many other t•,hu:~ational grant •
The mo jorit)' leader cumvli·
mentt:d Mor.st! as hcing one of the
mosl br~llont men t:\Cr to srne
in the:-"t'natc. He relt·rrt•d to Or~.
gon'~ "'l!naor .,c:notor n "the cnn·
~ience of the "'~nntt·" and added
tltot Mor e'11 r• t•l~ tion is of ~ita I
importance to the cntirt-countr).
Turning to the \\Or in Victnnm,
\l1U1 field (who UlU~tlll A ian hi""
ton at the Unher 11 of ~lon.
ran.t) !!iai1l that It~ o~reecl with
~oat or M~tr c' oppo llaon tu the
~.a r c.xce11t nn ont• JlOint. Th ..
former prnfe.ssor ~lie\ e.s that
Conr;re$c ~hould not Ilk the pow·
~r of the pur·~ to force t h" (lres·
idc•nt' hand. He fffio; it wou},J he
unfnir to American troop and
hurt our nrgotinting position ot
Pari . Mor e votl'd a.:nin~t thr
military npproJuintions for tht•
"'ar.
In a finol note, Man ti• ld Sltid
that hould Rir.hurrl '\non he.
rome prt:!<idf"nt. he plan to act
more indep.:nrlentl) than the JlfC·
rt•ding majority lrtuler in dealing
~ith ,, pre:tident of the nttflOJile
political part)',
~C Band Tours In Spring
Th~ l rwi and Clark concert
nrl hu lw~:n dt!CI«'d to repw­
t Or~gon at tit~ "All 'ortla·
lt'rn Mu ic l:clucntor' C'onf .. r.
in EuJ;l••nt• tlti prin~
lhc• Land \\ill arriw 111 tlu· oon.
tt•n•··· to c•limux n Jtring \UC.a·
ltJur of nor1 ht•rn Culifnrni<~
gh M"lumla Ulli ftu outlt u an
• llht'l ·n.
nw hlllti erluratorfi' con ft•r·
\\i!l run tltr~t· d.n and ,,jJJ
wurk!lhiiJifl .md drmnn·
ratton (lnnc•t•rtt~. Si'\: tnte from
~ortltwest will lu• r~prt• rntl'd
drmcntar), high chool unJ
llrKc Ktuup , hot h H~eal und
rum•·ntal,
Durin~ ••uch uf tlu·~ da a
Nt "ill be prt·~n t•~l b~ an
t tanding mu~ica l grou('. Tht! LC hand v. ill pt•r lorm nne of
the. e. On the: tour we'll be
prt'ading 1 C\\ i and CJark'
name through nnrthr.rn Califurn·
nin, and. hnprfully , influencing
<=nme high school mu~r.illn!l to •·n·
roll in thi!ii rollt·ge." t!'lplaincd
Kdth Eicle. rlirr.ctor of tlae Lancl.
"But tlw highlight vC thi~ r n·all ·
the ,·onf•·rcner..''
"a mu knl ~ruuJJ olunit" on or•·
'a mu![lirul group ulunit& on UJl·
plication tu th.-c:orr f,.r,•nc·••'t~ com·
mittee.. ,\long "ith thi" npplic t•
lion thf' gruur f'nth re-cent tatt~
pir.t UTe". •·or>i~ of recent prn.
~ram nnrJ recmnmrndatiuno< ll ·
ttth~r mu•ac educator L ev.i an,]
Clark "a 'l!f\ highh rcc;:cJIO·
rn.:nd~cJ I" Ur~g"n 'a tote chair·
man. .. Pac woo vocates G etto
0 s, Loans, Better
l,r Jul• Wo()l/
"Th,. tWO (lfin,.ipa) g.ripe, from
the ghetto are jnbs and hom~"
Congre!.!mon Robert Packwood
( R.Or~.) maintained during an
Oct. 28 peec:h in Stamm. UWith·
out !lood jo~. gh,.ttu dv•eiJ,.rl!
cannot move frnm th~ p:hl'!tto into
h<"tter horn• ."
l,arltwl)cKI begnn a Senate cam·
paign arlrlr~& to npproximate.l)
500 memhrr of the f.C rommun·
it y hy sa yin~ he would not con­
Cl·ntrat•· on Vietnam but rather
on thr proLJ,.m of luw and ,rdrr.
Tlt"" articulatr Pac.kwf)(Kj warn~d
that luw ~nfCJrc:ement mu<~t not be
u ell ns a lid for social unrc..'l
"\\'" mu t nnt confu<~e containing
a rint with treating the cau ~" ...
!;hnv. in~ di~rlea ur"' with publir.
hou~ing "Y tern•, Pnd .. -w90d ad\o.
cntcd the ereadon of tn inern.
thr {Qr bu~ine ,...,. whirh under­
tal.:r training programt~~ for ml·
plo) ,.es. The untrained would thu'
J,e di~rihle for po~ition •
Besid~ .. ,r~ in~; rehabilitation
a "I'Jlf)""d tn hand·0111S from tbe
go\ ernmenl, he r.omme.nte1J fav­
orahh· on the in unnr.e compan·
tt•c and hanks which will make
home-purchu .. loan to people
(j\·in~:, in the ghe&te>& as Wf!ll as
thr rl'clt>ra I llou .. in~ \c:t whir.h
pro' ide~ (or go' emment tmh.,idit·
ang in hnm,. lm) in g. • or lite remninmg half of the
ho•Jt·long conference. Packwood
os)('O.-d the floor to que tions fn•m
hi" college aud•,.nce. tudent
-.. ho ott,.nd!l lewJs and Clnrk on
~holar hil'• and tudi~ in the l.C
lihr,ar), both of ~hich were fund­
eel und•·r pedfir. provi•ioru of
"bills ingl,.·handedly p u h e d
through thr: ,S,.nBie try "ayne
Mo~·· o•k,.~l whnt Packwrmd
~oulcl rlu D'i u junior <:nator.
"'ithout h~!!ilation P.l~kwood re­
plied that. far t. hr ocknnwledged
Mor ••'11 cnntrihutivnr! in edur~·
tinn, an1l thnl. rer.:;()nd. It i a mi&­
take to a•~<ume onv mon e'"r •
JIIJ!hed an)lhing thrnuJ!h the cCn•
ate ll)· htm"eH. He calmly con.
tinued dun th•• I'RDl.c hould not
run on ~erunrit} ba i . hut nuh"'r
on moJnrity and minorih· pa~·
nUow no-The mnjorit pan •
for "' ample. hould dJoo",. the
dutirmon of a pecific commit·
te~.
l n an '"'r to a qoesti•rn
cr.ncerning Vj,.tnnm policy. Pack·
woorl u.id he op~KKed MorM"'
tand ngalno:t further approprU!­
tiun n ing that mc:h a tand
tell• the \ acl Cong "we ore pull.
in~; out no matter what... Pack­
WOC)(i uid he ",uld prefe.r rec·
omnu:ndntinn of lanrf reform in
nr.cordanc«: with th"' -Ianford In·
;qj&utc R~Arcb ReJit.Jrt for \ iet·
nam. If th,. \ ietnamese people
Revival of Pushball
Tradition Is Planned
llomecornin~ is hoppemns dti
v.eektml at l..ewi~ and Cl~trk. l..:! t
niJ:ht, tn kick (Iff tlte fnur-da)
ce-lebration, the Cultural Art ~C't·
ae prc...~ntecJ the lri!;lt Ro,ers. of
"Unicorn" fame. in F'iC'Ids.
Tia!! thi'ID!! of thts \ r•Af'!l home
coming h; "H11ram~~... '"alaili
for "IA:t pull together.'' In F.a I
\ rrir:.l, .... here the !!lr)~llO origin
ut~l, it •·mbodies a pirit of unit).
aturdll). before the Wilhamt·tle
l.!llffie, the hom~coming ''"mmit.
tee hn11 ~hrduJecJ a car rail ,
tnrtinr.: in the )tJw~r Templ~ton
parking lot :Jt 12:30 p.m. All are
in' itt'd to participate.
\ h~r dte game, .. ophomor~ and
fro~h will ~1uar•• oH for tb!! fir I
JIU~hJ.nll game in two 'ca~. Onre
an nnnuul f.'\ ent. this ve<~r' eom.
millet• hnp~ to re' &,e it ~nnan.
cuth. The pu bbnll-roughl i
fet•l in tliameter-wn in the fnm
\\hen at hurned in the fall of '66,
1'!1 the uph and junior are Un·
lanailinr v. ith tbr game.
'I hr• gntull ha~ nc• rule!. The OJ>'
fm~ing cJa se:5 lint! Up (ltl Ctppo!iiite
~~h.~ ,,r a field and the ball i"
plac·~l bet" ·~n them. 111.~ object
i§ tn gr.t the hall aero•"' th,. otht'r
team's line. Grit~wald ~tadium
¥. ilJ J1e II ed tor thl.' (;Jime ~BlUr·
Ju), immc'flillteh following the
fuotllllll ~:arne.
Traclitionalh ·, the girl~ C'lf eac·h
da"" c~~rne t'flUiJtJted with m,.ga. • pl.nne ant! l•om-poml! tn cheer
tht•ir tt" an. •• ream u ed to
i"Ome with a tratcg)' all planned
\tut,' td Dic-k Young, home c-ome1ng ehninnon. They'd hue
one group move the baH while
nnnther bloc::J,;ed.
"h' n Cree for-all. and tlll)'thing
g~. The othlt'tic departmt-nt hll
promised to hove o pby tcion !tal
unt II the end of tft,. game..,
~~ h iti!:l! continue ~aturdn
night with the 5('nti.formal Home-·
coming !Jan•·c ancJ Alumni Onnce
in Fidd<> and Stamm. r~pecthe-
1). n 1 1) 11.rn Chn pd 1'>-ill ~ held
Sun,Ja mornan,; nt 10:30.,. Mu Pht
£(l5ilon will pra,.nt a homecom·
ing concert at 3 p.m.
Council "',. f.Iedin
. uhrnit lnter'i ...
Que'"' tionair
\ a r('Sult of "~nesdn''
lnter-Re idl"DCt' H n l l Council
(IRCH) and "'tudent Wt'lfore
Committee mt'«"tin~. t\li t• comrrut·
let.~ and Tom Heclm, ore dmwing
up a IJU• llonnire to ubmit. to
rt' idt-.nt studenu o•mrerninl! in·
'"", .. alation.
llu• !JUI"!IIJ(Jfl&lrl' &" 11g1ee<f
Upon ahrr it "" Jlfiinted out tbnl
any inte~i itotinn t•ruposal will
not nnh· chang~ laour!l, blat ";11
of " lest &.Ia,. trenllt h of ' lrm ..
urh O!'l judician bonn.l and pt't'r
grt•llfl. Dur tu the ;oi1;11ificanr.t' of
the proJm ed chanj: ... the C<Jmm.it·
l~ rnemher felt it l\a neeessat')
to 11011 the tude.rat bod' lwoforc
an) linal cfo;i,.aon nn polk~
cluan~;e could be made • • • oustng
failed to initiate the land reforms,
he would 1hcn advocate a total
wathdrawaL
Under th,. land rf!fonn plan. the
lund now controlled b landlord
in \'ictrulm (totalling $500 m1llton l
would ~ purcha ,.d by the •
nod ghen to the peaunu who
now lhe and work on at.
Parkwoc>d wid that he fdl l'll'
~hould not go to th~ aad of "un­
reprevontativc govemmc:nte .. He
t:Qntinu~ "We will not win tbc:
w11r milunrily without land re·
form " The candidate aplain,.d
thut he acec:ptl'd the b:l ie 11 •
cumption that a repr~ntati~e
gcx-emment cannot be mt"rtbrO'fOI'n
b) communi t •
Concerrung the Dull~ line of
military pohn:, bieh :\for op­
po..,. • Pack ood uid hC' fdt the
polia of oonuunmcnt l\h vnHd
in EurOJle in 1«»8 but i not lid
in 1?68. He wd Jl \I!Ould only
'lliork ,.ith repre!entatt'e (;OT"ern­
ment.
A d!!Yer I!Jl1!3ker. P11ck ood
51 ood fa I fx-( 0 fl' 5e\ a ) OO!'.U '­
ion of definite Meu-se preferen ~
from the nudi"n"'" lnte:repe..rsed
among his !erJOU t.al,.menl!
l\l're humorou .. qu1p conremmg
hi e.:uly Ja,. da' • and an:a•tic
nllu-iona. AI onh one •pot rn hi
discu ion did he makr: a direot
appeal for upport in tht" deocuon
nat week.
campus flicks
Tlili eek' filmo. wilJ include
"Shoot the P1ano Pia er.. di
r<eC'll.'d b\ T ruff o of .. Jam and
Jul~" and "111.. 00 ll lo~ "
fame. h "ill be hown m Evam
Frida at 7:30 p.m.. nnd then:
,.,;u he an adou• aon ebarge of SO
cent~
~unda ni~ht• film. al the
same tlrne same tatwn will be
''11u· •uod o( Tnampc~... the
tor) of ltnlinn worken wtlhin
tlu~ uroon·tndu trial compl~
Theatre Prof
Leads Group
A tb~'ale.r tud) roup will
tra,el to New 'a od: Cin lb
'flrlll under dirtttJon o£ df"(lllrt
m .. nt head Dr. l.uther J~tad
Tbtt group ,.,.m tour mu~um
and l1brarie in ordt'r to r e.srl'h
modem thl'atre and contempnr.
nn drama. lnduded m the tud
"UJ be ,iJit sn tbc-~tt-n which
"-ill ennbl~ l'ludc:nl t • lJtoc me
ramih r ¥.1t11 mod~rn m«luuuc 1
facUtt.a of the tage On at~d
e~rf.lhoud\\'a)' plaVJ<; will lltovlde
cntermlnment and ade .. fur di!
CU "IUD
The In p tuahon ,..,11 be laghd
hi~ber than fin-camplh co h for
the lr..nn. Th~ roup piAn 1 OJK'D
tn ~udent• of all maJor lllld
dw"t' tnlt'r .... ted ~~ ,uJd Dr
Jer tad 10 the ellDIJIU tht"alf'r
offit'e. • 1'10'\lfR t ()C
TCC Boar Limite
Ooes the Templeton Collc..-gc Center <,m·
cr-aung 1\o:m.l '~nc :m\' teal pmpo,e? In the
pa,t, it ,ecm" a' though tht• Board hn' fun<·
no ned a-. :t high·,c.hnol ''' lt• 'rudctll count i I,
imm<·~ed m it' own pelt aff.tir,, month. ;\bllcl' rcqui1 ing immediate alt<.'fl·
t ion, \Udl ,1\ \ ,utda) j,m ,uld :th\1\l' nf I hl' £ :l·
rilit,, "hulultng conflich .md individual
tumpl.tilll' requiring tapid C'Oll\itkt.ttion,
\H H dd.t\'ell and nftCO i~IIOH'tl. • \\ <. hopt• that rhc n<. w mcmhet' will takt• J\' ,,·c tdkct npon the Bo.ud'.., wwrting
at hic,cmclll' -.Ill ortid.tl built-tin ho:nd
" b t • ''pohc,," a rnw of '\ubtlc ot""angt.• uot•l' Ill
the rr.ul Room. a telc' i-.ion wnm ("·ithotll
n tcle,haou , and n cl;ul..room open to both
amntcan photographer and piUc•n•r; -we
find it diffi<lllh to grnsp thcit :-.ignili<'1tnn.•.
\cuualh, the Soard could do little cl~t·,
inte it "":\" 'dteduled ro meet onh once :a ''t P' w .tllcd.ttc thh '>llll.ttiun. ·r hl' c haintl.lll
h.·~ infouucd th that till' no.ll d '"ill he ll\.ldl·
mmc fie ihlC! and that 11 wtll he largely cnn·
c<.'llle.'tl with the immcdiatl. proukm' irwnlvccl
iu gm t'l ning a 'tt lit ttut• ... urh •" Templeton
C'nlltl;C Ccntt'r. lntt.•tc,tcd 'ottulcnh atl' tttgcd
to take their g1 ie' an«.'" or 'llb'gC!-Ition' to the
I (. C C.o\l'l ning Bo:lrcl.
community forum
P arl B fore
• ~~In
To the ErJitor:
Ha\inf,! juM read 'our !'4)' of
Oct. ll. "f'rredom '\ ded For
\~~rlem11 :: Commuru11c' I ha\'e
drcuied to accept 'our bvlinc at
lac ,·alue and call \'ou, t~hmacl .
Considering that our e .. ,av at·
tribute!! to the ··ducnliunol .:,~ •
tern a range of problem!' exh:nd·
ing {rom the "ar in \'it'lnam tu
the cnnditiun of ~tudent ' JlO'ter·
ion;, jt ic particularh imrortant
to "late what -ecms to be our
root critici•m of that ~r tc>m.
;;; fnr 11" I can tell, it seem
to be thnt tl1e current l'i} tern of
higher education i~ ba~ on the
a"sumption that there are --uch
thtn!;5 &!!~ objttthe truths, that
the.s ~· tnnh" are not in note in
m~n. btu that ml'n r.an learn
l.hem and pace them on to other
men. h j thi u .. ~umption \\ hich
makes it po,;~ible to judge th~
"\alidh' '' of thou~ht. As ,·our ~ • •
SA} tuk•• .. .;tron~ exception to thi"
t!S$umption, l nm surpri~ed to
find 8 general ton•• of dogmatic
ohjectiv• ccrtnint~ pervndin~
'our per onal ~lf·e'l:prc hi on.
Beginning "'it.h the condt:Ken­
tion • plicit in ) our reference to
the ob' iou5 inahilll'' o{ anyone
Dr Pearl\ DS!e to do more than
approximate tbf" truth, ~our sub·
fit!quent chain of rea!oning pro­
Hda nn excellc:nl, if ironic, ~ •
nm11l" of the kind of pro~;ramma·
uc, \Diue-judj!emt.'llt·pr~ented·
8~hj~ti"•.fact pedagog~· \4hich
'ou mi .. lendingly "tate to be the
.. ole" monopoly of dull prof · ur •
The ah9\'c nb-enatioo, ho"' ·
«!"CI, j., b' "'oy of introduction to
what !el'ln!i to me In br· J•reci~l)
lh• kind of fog,::y thinkinf! that
••tt'.acher " (you will exr.uk: me,
hut "rr..,ource pcr~onrud" is a
term tun obviou:;l} coinl:d h) tht'
I} pe of !!Or.irt y you nbjr·rt to J
,.IJould be conr.t'mt•d to illumin·
ale-" 1th or without tht• per"<!nul
In' Jtahl)n of tbP •tudent lu do r.r•.
1 teft.'T of cour to thr. irnp)i .. ric
l1lad ·'~>~hilt' "orld ,.;«!" which j.,
bmb 1mplir.it and • plicit in } fila
uu,.mcnt of opinion.
\\ hil~ .. ud1 a "orld view i not
m Jll•mpriatc in a column takinl!
11.. ruun•• from th.. Bible, J find
\OUr pirture o{ Q ocirt) IU war
huth nt home lllJd nbroad, with
luilliant cr•·ative &tudent~ forced
to peud houn; iuing in hard.
back!'d c.hnir" in drab rOflms in
11rder to mlt•rrufll their oth~rwi ~
r.ilc:nt cxi~tenre by bein~r a bl•• to
Jll"n •• rJuU Jlrofe .. or with pt>·
rwdir• rcf.!urgitatiom, •·te .• ttu.ilf• u
dJtturtiun of hotb oh'<erv.otion and
o'flffim<•n ··n•~J,
Wbeu the darkne" of thie wnrld
1 illuminated by th,. "''iitr.h ,,f
IJI'Ild~:":mir fl.."VIJ)Ution, Jtown r•r,
and "" lind uur-~·hcr; m 8 ht'IIV•
""I) Cll) of freedom, re pon ibil·
il\, ond tnnh, I cnn onl) cont·ludr.
that your ""' n natural L1·fl(l is for
s heolog). probably amunp; tlat•
ugu8linian!!. In \'it'w of ,our rontcmp t far
Dr. PcnrJ',. tJe,dupment of ahet·
nnti"-< (''he fu I pccldlrnl bad; •
\\urcJ into the rl·alm o( irrcJ.·.
'ant ar.1ulr.mir. dogma and 8lo­
gnn~ "'hirh l'hnractrrill! evc:n the
mo<~t liiH•rul of prof~o; ... or~''l I find
it lmth comfortable nrul c:on:-i.,tt•nt
In ""oid prt•scnt ing n rnnaC't'll of
m~ (l\\ n. 1 tlo hopt-, howeH:r. that
)'011 \\ m not manage to rend rhi!i
h·tt~·r U" though it ~ t'Tt' n clef en"'<'
nf the wnr in \'irtnom, of racial
ctrife, nr .•. of dull profec;c;or .
,\her thi "<~ prdimionn t: change
of insuhs-,·nur to lht· intelli·
gcncr. of )'OUr readtr ; rninc tn
\ ou-ma,· 1 in' it~ uu to mo,;e
frorn tlw rr•nlm of theology to tho!
of crucial oh"cn at ion b bt•!fin·
nin~ n cries of eonr.rctc criti·
ci m of cdu~ntinn nt ~\\ i~ and
Clark. I run ure l\t' would be in
) our tldJt for the di .. r.u<. .. iun
"'hidt (nuld folln".
JEB
bot Called
To tlu! Ed11fJr.
.\ u ~tudt'nl nt 1 c:" j, and Clark
I mu~:~t di'o~Cl''' "ith Mr. De-,
Bouillon' Or.t. 25 LO(. arucle
"Aro• Y(uJ Free." on -.everol
pomt!'O, I think Ill' ha ... mode wnu'!
ruther rash ~encrali;r.ntion.. a"' to
ju-t cxur.tlv what frn•doms hi-.
rt!4dt·r rJn and do not enjoy. It
would all!O {'em to me that Mr. n, ... Bnuillon!; !nil~; to di .. tin~ui!!h
bet"ccn \Bluublr 'l'f\ict'' given
to the tutlc•ntt< J,, the facultv and
ndmim~tration, and limitation!
wluch c;ramp the tudent' !il~ le.
T<> lu•gin ~ ith, I r •. ,.J IJIIite re­
sl'ntful "hr•n 1 am informed rhut
I ) I do nnt partir.ip11tc in "what
i" huppcninp; In mt•;'' 21 I don't
''<·ull Ill) n\'on l'hots in n·lotinn
lo m\ own life;" ~i) I don't ct • m\ n\\11 goal , or the "tundorcls
nf r.•urhing tllt'm; und 1) I don't
1'\f"t rui"'' mv \oir•· in "hjcrllnl!
to ~mu~thing I cunl'iidt·r In he un·
ju~t ur juM plain IUJiid. (I ho'lh.·n
to add that "hilt· I fed rt'~t'ntfuL
I ul oo r,.,.J nothing but admiration
lor Mr. Dt•" Bnuillon5 ond the
hu~·· amnunt o( wnrk br did in
finding uul that no per on rendin~
tlw LOG pnniripatc~ in what'
haJ•Jwning to thrm, PI thdr o\4n
goal in life. ohjt"Ctt•d to tupid
th111~, ,.,,.. All tho~· int•·n i~v.:><
mu~t 1111\t-tnkcn u funto•lic
umuunt nf time!)
I per nnall · feel that I urn quite
an tl<'lh•· purtit•ipant in what'
happt"nint; In m•· . .\t J•T•' r•nl, the
mo•t i~nifkun t thintz happening
In rn•· ir; lhc riJII!!gl.l thinj!. Who
wuulcl Jill) 2.h50 lu 1,. u non-por-
11< IJusnr! Portir.ipollon nt I t•wi~
and < l11r~ iN gt·nNalh JUI!I u mol·
I• r of clt•r.irr• tn dfl t~oll,
I 1•·•·1 pte <'ntl} thut I am in Ufi
mu11h n JIC> it ton nf <·ont rol ovt:r
111\ «1wn l1f1• u I de ir!!, and am
•·xru·rirnt'o·d ••nough. to hr.. J r.an
nut yr•l Jlrid•· my rll on l~t·ing CX·
Jll"rJC:nct:d cn11ugh in IHt· to rnakr.
it u 11 tilt' Wa\ through ~it hour
bdng gnen an) din·dion • 1 nl"fl .... , nn o,,.n t-tonls in lift',
tht• hi~~C"I nf "hirh is hnppint•s
Ami, \\onder of wondt•r, , I ha\'c
m · Pl\n "lnndnrd-- n( rt-.Jchinl!
that gon I. I f<"cl wlwtht·r nr not 1
make it dcpr>nd" mo tl} nn mt•,
As to whctht•r or not I ever
roht• 01) voirc 10 obJtrtinj! 111
somt•thinJ! which I fc•l'l to he un.
ju~t. or ju~t plain !<lupsd, tlu .. let.
tct ~houlcl udcquatelv uu!\wn thnt
• UC'CII'<UliOn •
Cour•t' ond cln«seo~ nrc ~ct UJl
for me Y I would hope <~o. Ocing
a math rnujnr. f dt"'•perntelr hope
the pCNln with tlw doctorate dt··
~ree at tht· head of the mnth d~·
JIUrtmt'nt i "i•er thon I u!'l to
"'hot I <:hnuld kno"' h) the timr.
I hn'c ~arned a b.n. If tht• ci~ht
rn (i\t' dn -• ar.· hw limitt'd in
-rupc, ill\ c. .. tigalt• dn .. ~c· oHen·d
b) tlu: loe'• iG nnd Clark Ell peri·
mcntul Cnllrgc
In "Ctting up tltt Aonls of an}
cnur,t>. once o~o1n 1 ft·l'! that tlw
pru{c ... <.Or, have 'IUJlt'tior know­
ledge in thl'ir O'l'ln fidei, The)
knnw "hut the mo~t important
clemt ntR to be flllint:cl from any
on<' rour"c IH•·, and they gt'llt't·
alh tt•ach it ucr.ordin$11V 1 n·olly
do think the, huH· our be t in-•
tcrc"''' at hrnr1.
The wuy I fi~turc it, the! stu.
dents uf chi" cnmpu~ are ~tentor·
ulh· JriH'n u-much fret-dom us it •
i .. Jl"'"iblr• tu ghc, nnd ~till ltU\t'
an in"t itut ion "hich \\ill mnlw it
r1o,.,ible for the ... e tudent<~ to earn
a degu·•· which rnto.an nmctlung .
\.lung "ith thPir freer! om, bu .. ic
limitation !! mu t lw nC'crptt'd nr
till' freedom "'ill he choos.
Allan \Vnhon
Closs n( '71
Apology
To tl1c F.chtor:
There u rt• I inw 10 c•,·cryonl'
Jifc [ ·mppo-r· wht•n CWIIt!'l or
nc I icrn" ure nothinA mnrt• tlwn
foolhurrh uchcn turc·~. Thi~< , of
cunr~e, cont~d r tt'cl in itl! prorH·r
pt'r,pertin: 1 nnt nc•t•c .. aril) the
normal t·unr•t• nl t·vc>nts, Ttdiou,.,
In be ~<un·, hut oftc·n t"Onfu&ng.
The l'ndle ~ choin uf humun orti·
rear tmn' in
chullt•ni!~. fore' er drmandin g
rroporticm to tlw
\mon~ , other thing , lilc ho it
irr.-pon iblr· momt·nt !!, In timr•
it dtmuncl" of c:nrh ont• of 11" o
certain tlt•grec of fort!!light and
n"'pnn ibility. That i the nhilit),
en "hould 1 O\ tlw ~i"rlnm, to
refrain (rom 1l11· lt!lllJilotion
whir.h nt fir t 11lunu !le••m expt·
clirnt )'t'l whll'h w~ know ur•·
lur.kinJ( in intc{:nty
bo I must ut tin 11mr thnnk
\fr, 1om Jlllt fnr rnlllllf" Ullt•n.
Linn to till' fncl rhut tht· finul 13
puru}trnplu~ of my orticle wr•rt•
toktAn from rh,. Chic·ogo Doily ,. .
l,~w ..
M) mrcn t apologit>:!l to till'
II'Wil! unc.l Unrk Pionrer I ug and
to Mr. !'>Julr
\our in l'•·uct• and Urotht•rhuud
Hich Kronrnan '-m l'ffi l"'r I. J
SBac
('J'he following article was written at a California college l~st
year durmg a lime when some of lht' stu~ents were engaged an
great deal of polllical activit.)', 'M1e arltclc has boon edited
make lt more relevent to l.A.'\vis and Clark )
Students and faculty members seem to be laking a great de.
of mterest an national, slate and campus pollltcs Ul1s fall. The rn
Cor the-Senate seat in Oregon ha" become a topic of extreme 1
tcrest
Strangely enough, though, there is a certain percentage of st
dents, as well as faculty members, which has not taken a stand
but rather has dedded lo remain "easy going, rruddle-of -tht.~ ·NW'
ers."
When backed into a corner they are ''undecided," "don't kno
or "not sure." Who are these pt.>ople? What do they believe
How do they think?
In order to find out, I decided to talk to the presrdent of Ill
t:DKNS Society. 1 cornered Jum the other day and introduced n~
self.
Str, I'm taking a survey of tho Undecided, Don't Know, N
Sure Soctety and was wondering if maybe you could gJve me so
help How many members do you have m your group?"
"I'm not sure about that," he rcphed
• WeU. how often do you meet?"
"1 really don't know"
''What does your organization stand for?"
"We're undecided as o£ Uus momenL"
''Why did you form such a society here?"
"I hesitate to answer that I guc~ rt's because there are
many people around campus who are undecided or who refuse
take a stand on anything. We fell these people needed to be
re;ented.
"A political poll would show that people like us run mlo
millions throughout the country, not to mention the number of
right here on campus."
"How do you qualify for the organization?" I mqulred.
"By not having any convictions and b> sllcking b) them
study each quest1on carefully and then decide we don't know L
answer, especially to such conflicts as the Morse v s Packw
race
''ll we support Morse, the Packwood people will hate us. II
go for Packwood , the Morse people would despise us. We have
alternative but to remain in the middle of the road "
"That sounds difficult,' I commented .
"It isn't easy these days.'' the president stghed "E~ta
wilh all the propaganda now being circulated Most of us try
to read anything or to talk to students who look too radtcal
'We never discuss student affairs or national politics in
donns. and we don'l like parties and things because you usua
have to take sides there "
"Well, then,'' I inquired, "what do you talk about?"
"Nothing much We have only one rule. If anyone expres
an opinion on anythmg, he is asked to resign."
'But what good 1s your organ1zalion to the umversity 1£
doesn't stand for anYthrng?"
·we have more value than anybody else.'' he explamed "
body cares who is for or agaanst something. rt is the
that all of these radicals ar worrred about."
"But when do the undecided people make up their mtn<!Sl
I asked.
''1 have no idea. Once thev have decided. we are no • interested in them "
"Don't mention it I'm not sure whether I should have
"Well," I concluded, "Thank you very much f<rr your
to you r don't know if r•ve made a mistake giving you all
infonnation and I'm undecided whether you should print 1t or
"But ir you don't use my name, I gu~s 11 will be all right.
more community forum
Shameful
To the Editor:
;\ ftt•r ~nrcb.inJ:. fur -.orne timl'
fflr tht nj{hl c:~.hihjl lo complt•.
nwnt -..oFA'- "Celebration 1".
unci ro·C'r'n mg u lwauti(ul grout'
nf rhoto~ru.ph 5, 1 W!) ~>.ITl'mCI)
rJi u ppointt.'d to !incl that thrt:t• of
tht• picc·t•s "ere taken frnm the
tli plnv in tilt' library.
Thi, i not tht• fir"' timr. thnt
n rt work nn rli~JliU) hu" hren
• .. ,.,It n \'\ t ... t·t•m to ruve 11
IWflllll} tnwortl dnmn~ting or
mov inJ! piece~ tluu hu vt•
loam•d tn the ('(lllt'f(l', lt
hunt(" thut I t•wi" ond Clnrk.
th~ quulil\ of it tli play ''
t•unrwr guurnnt~c r .. turn to
ownt•r. It "'ill h1• n grcutcr s
wlac>n nrti Is refu,,. to loan
1 hi~ "chuol.
J ulle nunner
OF\ Cultural
p1oneer
Ofhnnl publication of tht.· J\~'od .llul Studc.•nts of I <!Wh
Cl;ul.. CoJlege, OGIC",!) \1\ Palatine lltll Roacl, Pottlaml, 0
9i219. Puhlhhcd l\\IH' '''t·c l..h duting the \chool yeat
G.mn PuhJhhing Co !'!l•l()ncl cl."' po-.t.tgt· Jl·''d .1t Pou ......
Oregon.
EDITOR. ... ..... ... ..
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\dvcnhin g M anag('r • . . ...
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Julie Pett
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1ia coUcge lctst
~re engaged in
been edited
Jng a great de
lis fall. The ra
:: of ext reme i
erccntage of st
:aken a stand
liddle--of the--roo
:1.'' ''don't kno
they believe 1
president of U
:1 introduced m
Don't Know. N
ld give me s
)Up?"
use there arc
or who refuse
1eeded to be
us run into
lle number of
qui red.
ing by lhem.
e don't know
;e v.s. Pacln
~ hate us. If
us. We have
"
ghed "Especia1 ost of us l ry rt.
too radical.
at politics in
~ause you usus
.ut?"
anyone expre
:o universitv If -.
e explained · ·
is the 'undec
~ their mmttSl
we are no
hould have
1 for your
iving you all
ld print it or
ill be aJI right.
forum
•m to ruvu a
dnmnf.!ing or
tllnt ha\e
c t·ollt·~e. lt 1
\'i!i and Clark,
it<~ di pia,
,el! return to
bt• 11 greatt•r
rdu~r· to loan
llnnner
\ Cultural ,\
lts of
, Porthmu. < >
'dtool )Cat
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· L. Chti,tc.·n~~~:~
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Don L
( .. t) Jcnk' more community forum
luclga
isrcpresented
o tlw Editor:
1'111• .S0FA·A JIIln60rc~tl C 1 1 rn
'Uudgn" dt•ltltnJC with C'1liformo
igrnnt gru pu picker dJ appom~
ns with it"' emotinnall111rn ond
~~~t!tiOt• of Otl tmcompU" iDA ex
minution nf the fuel • We• there
re nt;k unynnt who c~m to
nswt:r the fnJlowang qut:l'lton
hich cnm•• to mint! nht•r vtr w
ng "J{I.,.Ign :"
1. H, U" the film ~ecmc:d to tta)',
igranr.y i!l the •· groe roots"
'tarcllllrm nC the form worker,
without migronc:y thilrlren
1•n••uld ha,·c tlw opportunity to a
J•eur.r educatinn (!ituy in llmt­
nol ull } c.tr), nntl Jwrho p I 'Ike
ric• in dc•·nting them~eJ,es he·
nee_, their ''own home" would
ke on rn11re meaning, how con
highl'r wup.r-implied br un­
,,. .. ,'zntinn help1 Would it be bet·
to t•hunnt·l thnt umo effort,
rnom· inln ol "et•tthniX" pro­
? •
2. I C mo"'t o! th~ Cumt workers
mt•mhei of rninnrit y group!<,
th JIOiriurchnl hcnta~c• will
, mukc ,effective muon mt-rn­
or only vote for 1mmediute
ll'llcfit mtht•r I hun lunll rnngc or
profitu hi(' ont., .. ? w m the)'
n,.rcly he union dupt• 1
3. Are there! not t'!:c.i~t1ng Ia''"
ich c:an, if enforced, tllke cdre
,f tmrh condition!! a poor hou""'
ng? For t"'>Umt,h•, I happen to
o¥. of <~ ~trorw growt•r near Oe­
o v.ho, v.hcn he built nev. lh­
g quarter for his migrant wnrk­
rs, hod to meet tht· &anitation ru­
uircment u( lot·o.l, folate, nnd
cc.leral health board •
l. ltu.: uny rcl't!tm:h been done
n the Jter::.onnl spending of the'lt'
umiJics? Do they pend their
oner on livt•lihood or on ~hort·
ivt•J desires 1 Would higher
ugc a-. uniont711liOn im [I lit: a
olw th.i corn pit• tel>-or map:lu
. n orll:uni1.ation for fomih educ!l·
ion &oh.-the deeper problem?
5. J it l"''~ihlc to give tht•
•rallt' pic:ker higher wu~t:!l "'ith·
til proJlortionatc•l) raising tht!
o<~t of li"ing (in nation}?
b. ~h •·xperit•nce \\ ith uniont<
11 been thot one po\s high ini­
int ion Cc:c unrJ chw.s in relution
o bendit-. guinl'd. For e:lomple,
o medical CO\t"ru~c unle~.. one
urk& u certu..in number of hou~
per month, dt'c!pite higb ft•c and
lues. Whot benefit could the
form .,., orker renlly hope to gel
:Wh•·n unh '' orking n few months
,, )t•ur~ ~ill ,uch a tentative
nnion ht ltllll another ruckt•t to
tak,. tuhnntugc uf the form lnb-
rt·r·!
7. Jll'uplt• who rt'iide in the
Llt•luno urt•.n hov<· told u that the
Jlfi''-Cnt striker" are not frrap•·
pkk··r .. hr tradt:, hut nn· toea on·
't·d tnkN luought in (or th~
:<·uuQ''· ,\ rc the: n·nl grarw picker::
lu" tli"~uu (It'd U!! they are toltl
tht·\ urc ., \\ ~ lun ~ read and alw •
:twt•n tnltl 1 hat grnre pir.kt'l"' r:un
eu il} mokt• $~tOO pn hour or
mort• b,·,•u u .. e 1 hr.y n rt· paid b' pier.,. work in nddition to an hour­
ly ba~t· pny, Who, in th,. .. OF,~\
film, Wtl!l tht• reul gear~ pi• k .. r­
thr• ont'J! ht.uawng or th,. onl".s
Ltoinl( hura&~~NJ?
Tlu nnynM wlto ia J•lrk,.ting
in the nurne of love nnrl humanity
••umim·rl the effcrt thut high.,r
wag!!" for farm work~n r.ouhJ
have on tlw ••con•1my'! Th•: grape
work••r trike i& only I h,. h••gin­
ninf( nf a (llt~cihle mnss movr·
m~nt for high~r wngc." (or work­
l"rll nil ovrr the wr:lll co11~t. Cnn
the (armer afford to pay higher
w lp:c ?
\'t'h, don't you who fr'"l ) nur
ruu f is great do orne r~earch
intu lhr. comlition of the Amrri·
can farm. Tiu· formr.r ha br.r·n R
great ronccm of tlw national
gt•\crnment since th,. d,.pr••uion.
Our goVI·rnmr.nt IIJlCnds hillion!l of
tlollnr I!Ub!(iditjna th•· farmer
t>adt ""ar. •\re govl·rnmcnt·con·
trolled forms our goal'! The
farm is the L:Jti'l of the c,.onomy.
If th~ farmr•r iA rlt·stroycd, thr
el'onom) will ult~u he dc.-stroycrl .
J .. thi )·our humunitariun idrul?
Probo bl) 1 he hip;gl!llt fud in our
!I(Wil•ty j., to hove n cnu~e to
fight Cor. :-.to mntter what it is. if
we <'c foomcont• who doe5n't hove
a. much money ns we do, v.c hn,·e
to fil{ht £or him. In fuct we don't
have to C\cn m!l'et him: u picture
''ill !IU Hir•·. So mnn)' people nre
willing to join 1 he band \\ agnn
without ,., cr ~h ·ing it their own
thought.
W c nre dl"eJliY cunc•·rnr.d to l.'ee
hov.-our Cdlov. ~tudent"' and e\ en
our c:hnplnin, ~lr. Veqllnnk. re·
fer to the grap~ bovcoll 11 n
challf'ngc to our lnunonitarian
ideal.. \\ ithout offcrin~ unr reul
ho"i" Cor joining auch u r..lU'ie, h
i.'~n't cnnugh (or U!l, Mr. \ t•r.
plank. (or you to Sll\' to IJ!I it is
a challr.n~e to our lo~e (or human·
ily 10 hell, hoycoll gru~,tJ • We
wnnl to I!'Carnine tlu• problem.
·n1e a<~\!Utnption that grupe w•)rk.
er< ncl'<l $om~:thing-that ahnt
o;nmt·thinl! i monq, thot tht· only
and hct>l v.a · to gel it i!i boycoll,
is muc·h too great fur us.
B. Gros~·n
K. l.<.m ntlt•..,
Placeme-nt Fihn~
Pre~en ted at l..C
.\ cries nf film sh·ing in (or­
mation on vocational nrea11 of in.
tcrt••t to college graduates v. ill be
pon50rcd b) the l.C Placement
office during tlw cominJZ aeu·
demic )ear.
\mong the field!! to be covered
arc tho ·c of medicnl h:chnl))ogy.
r~creation, mannt Ltology, bank­
ing. el~rtronn. computt."r anti ap·
JJiii'!J mathemat.irs, bnctcriology
anti c;hcrntt~tn.
tarting off tht• series will be
t wn tthort film" from the Uni·
\ll'r ·if\ of California, ent1tlt·•l
"Finding the Right Jo},,.," und
"Hol' to I m e11tigate. \' oc:atione."
Thrst• will he pre..<cnll!d in the
romlinwn Ro111n of the "atzck
( ibrarv on Nu'. l, at ' p.m. • ,\11 intcrP tetl !tudent urc
urged to oltcnt.l b) Elizabetlt Rab.
cock, din·ctor of plact•rnent.
ATLAS Tl ES ATTERIES
Free
Pick-up &
Delivery ES &A
LUBRICATION
SERVICE
ONIC TUNEUP
COMPLETE
E SERVICE
BURLINGAME CHEVRON
8517 S.W. Terwilli er 244-3040 f'JONI::ER LOG P.tge S
Students Ban Table Grape Sales
ur.w.o.t. •
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Kf'nru•rJy Action CArp• (KAC) '1c•mhf'r Jurk Fi•hc•r (lrft) ~lDntf• in • pick~ l lino• at 811l'D•r 1urkt~
82nd. unrf Oivi .. lon, rortlund, with un unldrntifi•·rl rlrrnnn~trntor. Th,. twn w"~ jnine•l b ., .. ,.~nal l•C
tudrnt,., hocucwi"e~, clcr,-,mtn nnd hi~rh ~chool roltU:If'nh in th•·ir prnt'""'' acain11t th .. f!aJo• o( CaJifomla
tnbJ(' ~llper.
by Dian,. Kirf'l
Se\·cral l ~"' r~ and Clark stu.
c.lenh ~<lood jn a picket line l\t
Bn1.a·r \Jarkct, 82nd and Ohi!ion,
Saturday, to pa· out lcnfll"t ontl
to Colfl) sign,. in upport of the
tahl~ J!rOJ)(~ boycott initiated by
tho• United Farm Worker"' Organ.
i~iug Committee (.\FL-CTO).
'11te picketing uulents, includ.
in~t vnlunrerr from Pnnlnnd au.a
lugh sdtool" and coDo:g• , have
LcPn working ~ide·h) '·"ide v.·ith
clerg)men, hnur.ewh~ and union
or,;nn izcrs in tb~ boycott. which
orh:inatt!rl thuc p!ars ngc> with
the California grape workers'
<~I rikt•. Ahhough there were many
,Jiifcrent comments {rom Baw'r
rtJft•Hner• as to the realion for
tht: pkket line, perbnp the mo 1
in l!~rc4ting "'a~ the remark that
the oo'coll WD.J! •·communi t JD· • . 1 " paret •
Onr. o£ th~ main conflict11 in
the trikt• li ~.. in srape growcrco'
u c of •·60ub lobor," "hich i non­
oq;anh.cd labor (rom Mc._'\ico. Each
morning, 3,000 farm \\orlers cro
into the l nited States !rom -an
Lui-, onorn. A imilnr situation
c.· io;t 01 nlmtl<.l ont'n· border cros­
sing betv.~cn Tijuana and Mottl•
mt>ro-. Thf! Labor Dep:~rtm~nt h115
!!aid it will end this u e of ~SCBL
411 lnbor, but o far, lit tlr hns b~"n
done.
Th~ trike began in September,
1%5 \Oihen the United .Form Work.
er.& Organizing Commillce., (A FI,.
CIO) under Ce!!ar Chnve-t. 150ughl
union rec:ognitinn (especially the
ri~;ht of coJiective bnrga.imng) £or
farm v.orker'- employed by CaJi.
fornia grape sro~er~ . The gtn\\er!!
rdu ed to nllo" elcctiuns, a}.
tnous.h th'= majority of workers
"'er.. do•r,idedl in fn,or or the
union. Although tl,.nied the nd·
~nntngc or the elec.ti<•n procedures
of the nuonal l.sbor Relations
Act ([arm worker nre speci£ienlly
c eluded from the Art), the lJF.
W(tC !:!IICCe~ fulJy bo\'COit.-.d Wines.
In 1967 rh~ union concentrat<"d
it diort6 on tnble grape growers..
anti cspecinlly upon the Giumarru
Corporation, which i.: the lar~~L
In Ocrobcr of 196i. the union be­
gnn 0 nauonv. ide con .. umer bo).
c:ntt 1 econtlaf} boycott :trc: ille­
gal for form v.rorke.ll!J or Gaumar­
rn grnJtn! Howl!\ er, Ciumarrn's
~TliJte'! non entered the mnrkel
under other labelc. An intema.
tionnl bo colt wn" therefore
lnunched on all California grapa.
~Uf!J!Qrt h) cenain public fi.
gur'" ha increa!Cd the pr~ure
on grnwer ~enotor Eus.:ene ~lc-Carthv, Senator Robert McGovern,
\'ic,..Prestd••nt Hubert Humpbrq,
and thl! lnt•• Robert Kl!llned :sup­
portf'd tbf! trike. California' two
top labor leaden. Af')wit~ and
Pitt!. lnElted out at G~-emor Ron.
nld Reagnn for hi· rupport o[
Ciumarrn.
The SJ'awer daimf'd a ~ mil­
lion Jo~~ in th,. laM two month!.
Bt>enu~ of the bo cott in N('W
) ork. ~ow l"r"' have been forced
to .. back-~hip" hoxc.nn fun of
grapes to nther mnrket CitiM
cueh &.<i San f'rnncw:o and lm
Angelo are now elling grnJ)M
at below nonnnJ pric~ to th,. bia;
chnin "'ora
Owners and manager of c.hnin
~torr:s tn the Pllrtlnnd oren hnve
Licen DJlllroach~d br Clelegntioru
from civic jlroup 115 ,,ell farm
'1\·orker . They were a ked to re­
move the gropet from their helv~
until the growt".r n gotinte wllh
the wor'ken but the owner nd
mann •er ''can't be conee.med by
th•• nrike." Picket line5 bave ~n
"el ur• at two Buz.;~r Upt>nnn.rh-t
of the Big C chain to inform thr:
c:u~<tomel"8 of '1\ hnt i hap(l('ntD
and wh • The con•urner~ e1re
nskt'd not to bu p-apes until the
farm workl"n haH~ se...'"Ur~ th,.
rights that aU otlt .. r working mm
ha"c had fCir ear ~0\'Cnlhl' l I, 191~
fferty Condemns Draft Dodgers In Bid for Senate
b c lmrlr. )o,ca
\\ hrn t em • 1"\ hH Gllhfont
' drnh dodger It~ I lU II\ I lUll
llf't' hh ptdUf'l'<o a frtt"-lhlnkmg
tt~llntor from Derkclq •r n hub
b\ bend w~nnns luJIIIit• frc1m
:"\c'' 'ork \~hilt> tl1111 ~tcrt>ot II<'
mn' be anac urntt• it ~ieCnlll
H I h H"OIIIC t)Ull 001.' nf tbr
mo 1 JIOJlUlnr othl outspoken Call
(onu Mn ... en nu' PS. Dr 1u
Haficm 1 nol\ bc.mg ridi ul d
(m lu elforu to 6\0td the druft
t!uran "orld \~ nr II.
Rofft"rt\ elrcted C hforma',
uJ nntendent of publtr lll't:nt
11011 lrl }9(12, I nmnms for tht" l'•
nat~ thi 'lear He gnuted thnt
nght m llcfr ting Caltfoml • m
urn b n 1 .. cnntor, 1 homo"
Jason Lee
Method1st Suponntcndcnt
1834·1838 ~urhrl 111 tin c-:u' HeJIUblit:lll
JlflniQI")
I hr pnmun 1t If \HI u Iutter
nnmt • lhn 1ff h ,,hh Hnfrf'r
I\ dl1111~ uw 1 of thr nnmc-unllmg.
h \\U Ill l'\Cf\ I'll~( t1f &hi" \\ord
n IJhl'llll Ovll'l(lf'\ Oil\ C Ctlll(llllllO·
llun. Thr. de• !Inn "11 c)o e, but
H Ht"tt\' n nrbrc nnrl ubro he
nJ•I•rt•nc.:h t·Hdentl) appealed lo
Cnhfonun' fh·pnhliean
HnHcrt\' opp11nent m the gcn
r1 I elrcuon 1 arwtla~r libellll,
IIC'n Cum ton \\ lule Ct on tt111 i
I rl.m~ in t"hnn rnut•c CJunluie
"lu"h rt rn unt1cnl 111 CniHomin
JWhtJ(' ) h•.. hl t rnl t•redenunl
art' 1mprc:' .. i\e H(' UflJIOrted Me·
Carth) hno 1 from the inl'eption
(If th(' Mtllrlt' 1to h notor' ahor­
ll\c attempt, Ht 1 lotnll) op
Dr. John Mcloughlin
Chief rsttor
Hudr;on's Bny Comp:1ny
1825·J845 pn cd Ill l , • JIOiin In uthl'n t
\a.ln nnd t ldt•ml) t'\••l-a•8 the
hro'' -bcnh n eire he "l1"' anti or·
dcr.'1 Jtrt•lcn•nf-1 10 tontl to t~lt ntl
for ordrr und JU!itu•e,
Ills inllrnl lnd fur till' !:'itnnlt•
t•nclt•d in lf;nllhlf' clt•fpnt l\ (lit'rH
~ulmscr :thruJtlh nnrl 11111 XJll rl·
~clh t ntctc tl tlu ruc'l' ond ,left•.lll·
ed l run~l<tn in du• '&I :5<-nutnllnl
t•runur~. In 19hh, Crunt~tnn \\1\
UJltlin dl·nir•J h) tht• \liter ol hi
slalt>, thl urnc In lti ctu~t !or
rt• clt·claun ot\ t;uhfonun' 111tc·
~ontroll•• r.
Under nonuol circum tnnt•t• 1
thi" hnuld Ita'" rnnrk<"d the l'oli·
ltcnl gt0\1'\llftl ror tht• bnlrling
~tnnfonJ gtorlunt" ltm. C\ t•r. thr.
Llcmocrnti c dt•fcot an '(>() wo o
complt•tc thot the onl) ~;Ullcwidt
see orfu·c hulalu rr .. moinin~
droll ntturtl( )·general,
l ) nt•h \loU II
fholll118
It ''U R•'lll'tllll~ rnOllllllill~li h)
mu t l'"litt{'iun and with ub.
stanliolmn from tht C~ •ltfnrni••
l'oll, 1h111 Kt~~lwl ,,nulrl l!t' cllffi.
<'llh t(l dt•fcttl 111 u ~cnt•t.d ••kc··
linn, fnr I.e Wll!! ttuih pu(lltlur
urnung..l the jndt•Jwndcnt nncl
th•mncrt\1 'nll"f • Rufftorh, un tht•
utlu•t l111mJ, i~ intf'll'c'l} disUkt•rl
h) .lmo t c,·en non-con crHltin•
~otcr, He """' b··cn oc<:u ,.,J of rt··
s(lftin~ to nwnr nnd hntc t•·ch·
uique~ to furtlwr hi uwn Jluhti.
cui curcer. 11«' cull the hiJtl'i"
nncl \ IJIIU•' crec:JI!I nnrl cowartls
lie U)5 thcl~t· \\ho udvocolc o
Lomltin~ holt in ;'\orth \'ictn.un
arc• hnrhortng posrtion (Jangt·r·
ou"l) do~· tu ucoson. lit• i blunt
en.
Governor Oswald West
1911·1915 Congressman Walter Pterce
1933 1943 America is proud
of the men Oregon
sends to Washington.
' Senator Charles McNary
1917 1944
Wayne Morse
Elghth·ranking m«:mbef
or the Unlled Sutes
~nate Always has been. Still is.
PROUD OF MEN
LIKE MORSE
Wayne orse
&Oregon
---Together
and the nation
knows it!
cP .. td ro• br "'•
19!oll R•liKt W•rne Moru Conomtnu;
Dan Olmlc•~ Chairman.
9)1) 3. W WuhlnOIO<l Sttl'tl,
f'otlland, Oteoon) uncJ urwgunt 111111 hi phrnM'nlo111
I (Ill he• f'l11c1111 1111) RUllt·raeh, I
uch i pu ~ihlt•, tlc ruitc•-. tho J
ltunall'r ul Jlhtriou 111 n lrt•qur•u
I) thut ht• oftPn 1"1'1118 111 imp! .,
tJa.ll puMIIiun t"OIIIIilf) IO lti!l 0"\
oiTC' 1111JIIIlrinlh ·. HaCfony in mun
\\llV.. n•rninef IIIli' nl 11 luugh o~
cclurlltl'cl l\turim St•Tgt•unl n~
UUift"rl) Willi lll'\l'f a Berge lh•
nnr "u ht• u culnlll•l or ('vcr
privatr, l'or tlw plllriOIH 1111p1 u
tc•nclt•lll sut nut World \\or 11 Wit
u foot niln11'lll thut h 1 urJ,knl
llc·t·n till' uhjr•cl of hillt•r cnnlr
\C'f y.
HuHc•rt)'S iii l wah~ \\ft rrrl'n
1) •JUOit cl ohcr mnkin~ tatt
me•nt thnt \\h~n fir 1 ullr:riX,
emncd unlu lit•vallle•. Slw implte:
thot Httffrrt) imph duJ not " r
In crH• in \\'uri I \'or II nnd
fart ll~IW!Itt•d Itt' would t~hou t of
lu lilt' if nc cs ar) to Ol oid t~
en. ice. !;ltc nl u cluimcd thut k
c t•lt•hmt•·cl V4J l>n) h) tossing h'
curu-"' hieh Ill' laud u•··d durin
thr wur > ••ars-intn tlw ('ol'if~
Ott•un or t~nnH othN com·c:nu.·r
J10I \lo 1 ( oliformun .. found
cHHtruh lu hc•lirvr thot the IIUJit' 'r'Ji
JHIII'intit•, c lt:un·lh·tn~ot ltnHc•nl 11
""" WIIB till' fric•ntl of polirc:me:
.. , er '' lu•ro, wn uc 1 uulh 11 ornft
clrufl·tlmlgc•r,
ltoffe·rty, of rour c•, hud a &
fncnt tor lo tell. He doimt
th.tl hi "ift•' lutcmrnl were n s
c·ntirc•ly corrt·ct and thut funhe; (
more ht• cJjcJ incfct-tJ ItO\ I' 0 f
n ilnwnl. \ C\ idt•nrt ht. cited h T
nue•mpl to join tlu '\uvv in 19-i .1.
Ht• ''"s rdu~c·cl he au.,. of lot;
prohlt m".
'lort'O\l't , Rn ffert} muintnia:.hcaa
th.:tt durmg tht• \\UT he wa~ teocl.thc
ing in u rural school ond the boar yotu
thcrc insi!!tccl thot ht n ppl} for m r1
nii·Jknl tlcft•rmrn t 1f lw h11th u
Lc·cn uhlc• an, RnH!lrt) m,.111111 lUna I
\\ould hu,·c· glocll) fought (or b. ""
c•uuntry clurine the wnr groll
\lhnt t:ver one muy tlunk uf thday
• p1"ude• it Ito done enormot10 ,
cl 1muyc to RuCfcrt y \s n Rr.
puhlicun cnutlitlote he needs par1
~Jl . lllc)n
1 · II lUI\, for the Dernocrouo Pa
• <. • I' f • I I youl 1' tn "II 1 ormu 10 u urge n • • 1 . . " cat c nwrtrU IIJ!t'fltlfll}' uUt ten~IClt f
hctwcco f\.uchel twho hus ct0h 1
dor cJ no onu !or hi& tie.JI 1
•~
is not ,. Jwctc•cl to do '-0 in th
future) und RuHt:"rl\ upport~an d
huH' pre'H'nlcd &hi!~, \od tUT I
dru(t.dnclging mc.tr ha" cut Ul~ferir
th' H'T)' foundutaon o! RoHc ~t Jatud
cun N\ .1t.h t' per uu a on W u~gr ~
1'\f't he got• 1 !itudent~ tun lex <
••c•n hohhliniZ uround "ith Cllll ch~
!:iign n flJI~' :.lt read in~ "(,ave hi:. yet 1
tht' Cnnl•," E H'n if Rafferty in a
.rhlt! IO 0\CfCOitlc thl~, h1q cbaJ0irc
n• uf \ ic ton t•c·m 'lim J\t25
tlllln) lihcrnl~ ''Untlot Inch• thr 'l•
clt•lilo!ht, c pcnolh incc lito o\!tU
1111 urt•r hun elf 111 hctnif qme trtdu~
light intu tltL Jokt• bo -
• 'twlent~-> llo~t s
Clnh Prograu1..,
Stutlc•lll anlcrc led 10 inlt•rrul
tiuuul c·~e ·hungc pru~nun und ircu
INIIUiiunul nHuir ure ulso iphtl
'itt:d let clrop by t 'l'l) week JuJ,
I p.m. 1n thl' lntcrnutiouul l.oun OJ•I
111 l'cm plt•ton. Coli
I 'l
C. 0. llnnd~'Jook ., h~~
Forrus A vnrlal)le ·i••
c hllJlllllll c.~rdnn \ crplunk Iuiie!
umwunt .. ,J thnt the < oamnunt01
~
011 \c;twn liurur) 111 lhc rhupel hu'
rt•tiuu tlc•uliu11 \\ith the clruh 4r
·el~ I'Uil tllt'llltnll l-i nhJt'CIIOJI,
I ht c•lt•tllvt' '-...r, il'C Y1<tCJlA r
hu ,,., •.mth put out u rc:'l nd
l'llition or the rwcinl lnrrn 150 r l1
c·uu~orit•ntiuu uhj .. clor.. ( oplc'
I hi~ lnrrn Ulltf of Lh• lult!"'l
tinll of ,, ... ''lluntlhool. fnr c(l
l'll'ic·ntinU!I OLJt'< lor'l" orl! u
•thl1• thrnugh tht· l'lmJlt'l lilu
llw dliiJllnm ,, u\ualuhlt' ... !ll1<
"'illin~-; In •·nun t•l nlt'n nf d
liKe• nn t:OIIM:it•nttuua ul•JCCilon. •\'t·mhct I, I 'IG PIONf.t:.R I OG f'ng r,
Politics' Speakers 'New
Offer Few Criticize,
Proposals i hi phru ulot~
th gull~rish, 1
~ Jh• HJi t•s Ill!
liiiiTl 80 r r~llll!:lll
l'rlll" lu imttl
narnr to hi.; 011
tlnffar" in man
l' nf u lttllgh bl(
,l'l'RI'IIOt, l\11
4.'\ltlf •t •wr gt·ant
ulond or even
• • Jill. I rtOtH 811 JICII!
rorld \\or rl will
hnt lm udtll'n]
of bitter cuntrt
\\He WU8 rer.~n'
• mnking tnt~
tn fir t uttt•r«
tbk ... ht• im1•lic.;
IJlh cli!l IIOI ~ I
l " .u II onrJ i
!: would ehuot tt[
1 ry to a' ojrJ tlr
c:laimrd thut hf
lu y h, toq~in~ h'
hod U!t'cf durin1
intn the Pncif~
other COn\1CIIIt't ,.. -• -
-• J
rorninn found
c that the suw·
·li~in~t Hnfft•rt,
end 0 f fill lie Clnf'!
octuu 11) n 11rnh ..q
"T HofE YOU FELLAC3 HAVE AU. '5TUOIED l'tAPt'> ~'rutS
~~1'-1l1E~E GE?N~EMEN A~ HEtle'fl'6RA0£11f '~.''
our,.e, hod n ~if
tell. Ht: claim
nll·rnl.'nls Wt'fC n Scholar .md thnt further
oeed ha\~ n f hips Offered
enct· hu cited ru:TO
lht '\nvv in 1 TTD Students
hl·rnu t' of foe;
tvp l Li ten I Whnt rio you
•rferty mnintaichenr? Whether It h o profe or,
ur he "'"" tclu:lllw wind, 11 rndio announce r, or
tout and the boar our roommntt•' trurnpel, it is
,at he apply for m re thiln eon he hc.ud h> the
ent H h.:. htthoue.1nds of deaf t~tudcnts in the
ufferty m!lt!lt ~ Unatt·d ~lutes.
U> {ou~tht (or ID " oflt·n tuke our heorin~ot; for
the war grtlntt:d, purticulurly in lh{· even
mu~ thank of th liar cuucntionul pror.c11a of ~uan~
! dont• cnormo•to cluss, hcurin~ ll'CIUtt:ll, lll'ltt:n
fcrt) ·\r. 0 R'in• to nnd JWttir.iputin~ in discu~~o­
ll.te. he nee?" pe:l'ion Uut dc.tf chiltln.on and
' Democ;otlc. Pa'young nduha mu~t also be t>du-
. ha r: urgt. . ntcatcrJ, •mtl tlu.· lll!t:tl for teachers
r111>'•( I ut
1tcMI~ f th~ ll••.d is more critical now
, .. 10 106 er h b r
1 h' I an ~u:r 'l nrt•. .or 15 "cut llt;
to do ~ in 1~ Once ngnin thi year, tl.1~ ~c~·j,
11.Herh· upporrezand Clark Progrum for I rnmmg
thi , And ,~Teacher of the Dear will b~ of·
neur hu11 cut in,fr.ring full·tuition 1\i'holat!lhlp to
Ilion of RaUtr ,atudcnt who \\ill be cnior~ or
er~uu"ion. \" 1t gr rluate$ in 1 96Q.70. ,\It hough tht•
cudentl! cnn lu ct nurnLcr ami ornount of the
rounc.l \\ith cnnrsl'hl)lnr h•ps .uuf t~tipcnd .. 1 not
tnding "Give h~yet ll\ oil.alllt·. tudrnt antere• ted
:n H Rnffcrt) in npphinv an urgetl tn contact
'111 th1 , In" cltmDitector II \';allium Or~t~IJe (box
seem ltm •\tZSll-ut. ? IS I n "oon n pol'~)ble
pumtot hide tht In,~ T1 D Progrom hu~ u prtll·
11) !Iince the n rnt rnrnllnu·n t oi I 'i tudt.'ntll. in
i• betnft "'"c 1' rluduag fo111 1cnmr 11 •umc o.nd
okt~ bo"---
Sofa Di ~cusse 11 mn~ters fellow&. 'l'h•• etudent
jlraduating from thi& program
( \\ ith n L.u., L.11., m.u., or m-8.)
is qunlifu~d 10 tr!aclt in ~«:hool for
t.he deaf.
The chool! urc lot:At••cf
throughout thc· cmantry, nnd UC::•
cording to Bn·lje. ''I here i n
Vt'l) r.ritit•ul bortugt• oJ t••nr.ber or the dt•uf, both in elc:rnt'rttury
ancf ~tconrlary tc:honls. TIH' crrti·
lied teacht'!r enn \irtuull) Jlk.k hi
Jtluce of t•mploymen t, one! Hlllrt·
inJZ alurie~; arc g••nernlly equal
to or hell or thnn tho••• in 1111hl ic
dtool v tt•ms. ,\l!lo, mrn and
~omr.n June <!!JUO} opportunities
in thu field."
'l'ht onh Jircre!}lli itcs for rn·
rollnwnt in the program nre Ed­
ucatiOn 30 l ( ncinl fount! at ion ) ,
P!lycholog) 101. chlhl andjor
udole..."<·ent P }tholom. nnd etlu·
rationul psyr.holng\.
1'ht• Jnugrum h11 lu•f'n oper·
a tins nt l.el\ i& nnd CJ,, rk, in con·
runetion "ith thr. Wn hington
lilt: Sl'ilool fur thto Deuf in Van.
couvc·r, £or 18 }'C lfli,
For further inforrn:ttaon -no
molter whut r.la s vou're Ill -
rontll{'l Bn•IJt·' offin: ltrtWrf'O
I 11 nrl 4 I' m wt·c kdn' . /, /Jm1 ( t~tlmu•
Uranug or~' "Ceh·hration 1.''
~c ltud tlw opp<~rtunhy to hens
811e·lt r•••hlll"llJ notable& 0~ Roh,.rt
Struuh, c;,.orgr. \usun, Mnlcolm
C ros&, ~·mnk Roberts anef JM­
UriK tdl "" wh{'re Jt i8, at viewed
from thrir pulitir.t~l prn6Cortes.
l'hc t riuJ r.r the !II!W rr1srty WM
fir t on the ogcnrlu, oa ddentlent
George \u&tUl r,.cned the critical
iuu~ hi 1~orty hud the !nrealghl
to recogni:r~; hut. llkl' C\ eryonr
d c, he land no fen ihlt-olution11.
1!1 uft'B of bringing Amcrfron
J)()litic& to tltr people, howev~r.
had o ddinrl,. tlJlJICnl. l':onMhe.
),. ... , it sct'mcd ns H even o new
pn rty would hrcome bogged down
in the: politic.nl mt'rtf•SO·round
\\hil. trving to llecomc e tnh·
li heel. Be tdc•. tlae mo t &ur.e,. •
ful "bring it had; IO the Jlt'Ople
OJIJrroach" in thie d,.cude has h<-t>n
thnt or Ceorsc Wnlloc" nnd hJ•
\rnerican lndr.pendr.nl Purl)'.
Pro!W'C.lllor Fronk Robe!'rtA in-
T..~C Comn1ut.ers
Plan Comrnittee
l ew on tlte L~v.; nnd Clark
~~cnc i th~ !onnutJon of a com.
mille~ for commuting tudrn~ .
\\ ith the main objcctn,. heing a
larger ~oice m cnmpu nHnllll Cor
the commuter.
'rlrc idea for the committee ori.
ginntt·d with ick Korn£otia& nnd
Bruce Ht'ilt'r. \coordins to Kora·
fotiGll, thr two wi h to imJrrove
the 11light of the oommuting <IU·
dent. 11tl' fonnnuou of udt nn
ur~11nir.ntion lil!etn to them on
1deuJ nluuon.
tntc of tJ,,. pruhlems fnc~d
unutuelr hy the cnmmuter inllud,.
tlw sell! dnlln~ of campu11 1nth •·
ti•· • thl" far-from-Ideal purkmg
f.JcilitjeJ~ and the errntic hus
sdu•dul~
I ht' tru... chr(Julcs nutf tht• tim~
of carnpu" OC'Ihilit nre becom.
ing mUJor c-ommuter Jlroblt·m
U•·cnu~r: of tht' trmec: for man
campu ncth1tir- the commuter
\\ ho trn' d.-b hut! mu-.t r,.rnnm
on czmtJIU" until tbe octh it i
mer, no mnttcr ho~ lncon\enwnt
tlli rnn be: or h~ must mlu tht'
nctil it ber.au,;e of hour he mu!it
"Jit•nd on the bu lrt'l'IH'Cn hi~
home und chool.
l11e!;(" and any otltCJ pri'darn
mcnt.6 foced h)' commuter ... will lte
dt cu" ed Ill a ml',.Ling in the im·
meci.izttl fttturt· Cirt"ulars \\ill he
Jtlrlt'cd 111 the bo&~ of commutms
~tutlt·n t ond "ill al.o ht' pn It"ll
14t tlmg lhr. tim!! 41ote onrl pl11ct•
of tht rnef'ling. \II commuters
nre trong.l urget.l to ltcnd Cotlstructi ve
11l8ted on "'orklng w:tllin the prro;..
cnt ") ~h'm for nr~w poliucs n
r~rdlent ldra F. ecllrnt 1! you
don't mind hnving your rontnot
lenlle~ melted hy lhr. otmo rhl't('
ahtrlll )tltJ Cinrarl,.ntnlly, it hn not
hl'tn (Onfirml'd )'et but due eoulrJ
Jtnvr. bern c uo.r.d I)) a ga eou!
excretion rrom tho~ uppnrtins
th,. malonty plank on th \'i"t·
num J "" rnther than by new
goa lntr(Jdurcd b the Chicogo 110.
h,..e as wn!l earlier heli,ed ).
or if )OU oan nfforrl n iun filJcd
racatton an hnmi llrl!Ch every
fnur )C'nrs.
Hound 1\\o ht-gnn a' Mnlcolm
CrQll hl'd 8 f~W f'nUlnentn)
tenr ft~r lo t camera11 ond mia.
tr~'ot,.cf n,.w men m CJucogo, ns
df·r•rocltumed nnarch1 1 Jo~
Uri!! dec)ded tht' country hould
b dlvtded into {our or five tnte&,
formin~ nn ccrrnom•cnll)· depen.
cl~·n t ron Cedrr at Inn nnrl 01 Rob­
ert tmuh rleclnrrd thnt the Chi·
cngn mnlf unction wa tlu· be.<1t
Democrnti c C<Jnvcnti"n >ct.
trauh'!~ genrral ummary of
thr• convention lntere!tcd m
When lu: d hornttd on hi1 !!tate·
mcnt, he 'ulmhted th 1 tltere wn
unneceunry \iolenc~. that the
poltuco of the rountry d1d run
the pro• ecdm(; and th11t the mi­
nont) wo hovcd n11de.
He reboundrd by elnimang that
tl1t' lnttt'r two ellml's wer,. prot'·
uced to 11 le er drgrrt' thll! year
thnn they hod hrrn 10 tht'
p1111 • • • the difference be1ng that th•~ year th,. pul1hr bud finally
ht-,.n wukt'JU'AI Lo thr.o p(llltil"al
prQf:M.~ n( itt rounlty ttauh fol
l!.l-,..rd hi datm of l,.~]uy for tht'
Dr.omo~rnllc Convention hy y
ing lhnt he ldt th~ Drruocnlllr"
rfJnvenUan• of th~ future wiJJ be
bctll:r th n evrr. r. du rrally
nf!'re~ ~ry?
It !!"em" rather dre:~dfu1 th11t
nnother Qu,...at:o w 11l pnng UJl tn
1972 but "t' h ve allow,.d th,.
mnchlnt'ty another four ft'-111!5 nr
power r1trre i• no ll'lllng how
mony n,.w riot tnpp~ wdl br-m·
H!nted dunng thi~ tJm,. Wuh th,.
rl~ In reacllonory f,.elinr; W~Jt­
ins tile country there •• no doubt
that all o{ tht' nt'w Wt"Dponry "'ill
he u ,.d Wltltout dt~retton nt tlt,.
police for '"" of th"' nation ae for
promammce In co t-tn..coa t 24-
lnch lh lng color.
AJtltoug}t "Cr.J,.bnmun I" WWI
vt"n· mformntave und .hould be
nmmended for bein~ o, I felt
lhnl' "'~ lark o{ ennatnJctJVI.'
Jrrop~J A ftc:r it wn nil o~er.
10) fl'"TMDIII rencUon Wll! !tn~' o£
knowint:t morr C4ring Je nnd
wonder:ins whnt to do in 72
Followinp c:veral d11v of cnrr
ful <'CJnaidt'rftllfin nnd JOirtl di .cus-
roo whh rnv callcogu~ tl 11 m
belief that tht- ~m,.ri<'nn puhUt!
ie nen.ber fit nor nble to overn
ltutf, and that ~r hould di olve
tl1c fl'der I gnH•rnment, rt'tum to
n colonial eatu and plnCt" our­
Jehe under prolt"'CUOn and JIOW
er of tlle qur.cn or En 1 nd
Les Danseurs Africa ins Visit
b) IJ .. nuiJ tJ. ll'tlp
One or \fnr.u'a mo I exciting
ond unu tJill donee apectud~ will
et thr !It . RC or the Civic Audi
toriurn ablnte Willa color 1)\ 8,
'\hen 1~ Dnnscur Afrlcain6,
1 'En t•mblr Notionnl du Moll,
v1 it Pordond In th,. course of its
hr 1 r\nrth ntt"rknn per11oonl npo
pwronr.e tour.
1 hi' enaemhlt" or don ers. ac:ro.
but • "itch doctons, 1\inger wnr-
rtor and ruu••otnn ha1lo•d by
Europe n cntie3 n Afncn'
gn:at~•t. fif61 nururted puhlk no­
lace "'1th n Jl"rformunce an Pan
10 I 9M 1lte hln e Frcnrh lliere
un vrt'pared for the nh1batJon of
unbndled fervor, lrenz. nnd fero­
Cll} the "ere treated to ou thnt
occar.ton and thCJr reartion, both
audaencc ami critics. \\"'U immedi·
ote nnd H.ollwlr. \\ Md of the \fn.
CDII ' trtUOIJlh na bed nero• the
cit nd ~>tlhu1 2l hour c\cn
unUnlrl• ll~'.llt for th .. rem11mder
uf th !united engagcmerrt WM
aold out
\ i itJ; tu I eningrnd, l\lo~o ,
• Kiev, Prngur. Berlin, Bd~tr de
then~ Budape I and II core or
oth,.r leuding eupuals follo tod
and in euch the £ricun~ repe.:ued
tltctr Puri~tan suet'~
In 1966 foJloWtn~ the da olutmn
of tit,. tibon.tned Ft"dernt•on of
\(uh nd tlil' ~~~ rnt1on of ttr-·
gal and Moll mto two mdepc~
dent nauon Le Dan t'UI'll :fn
Mill'" n the 1\1 linn <: mt' 10 lk'
known, w nt to Dakar St-negal
1•1 reptt'!l'"nl th,. newh r nuoi
RC'JIUbtic or lalt Ill tilt' F ant
~ orld F ntnnl of the Bl~r M n"•
i\rt C. mJ Mmg "hh m •ft' than
100 otlter en mbl r.ltt:' lalinn
on ~ agam t(')llk c nlt nnd audi
en e b tunn and an th!:" word
•f l.ife MnguJne "~nt on to br
r:.omr-"the ar t hit of the l'D·
llre fntaval",
Ott' colorfnlh nnsed en tuated
ruul la~:ht .. d 1\p«tacle 1 hem
pl'l.'~ted In P•lrtlund h}· vi
eltnty \ttnctlon T1 ·ket pri~fii
nt 5, ... 1 and .. 3. arc (!U ll' 11010
nt Cclellnt ttnctlons. 1010
" lorrison
raul~ . tuclcnt Oq.,unJWlton lor \ction
rc ted in intc:rn:l S WI\) ~ill prc~··nt 11 flllnd dis·
pro~tulll ll um] itu inn on it ct•lchtution ~nd its
11irs urc ulw ~philo oph) of tutl• nt llt'thitit•"
~y ' very wccl lut in~ot tlu• 0d. ll ~01 2 r<'lcionn 1
tt:rnutiooul Loun ~onrrn•~tcc of the \ otiutiun of aronomas1a
j..allt•gr• Union lntt rnutional.
''l>••c• 1\t! Dt>d ion '' i tb•·
1l dlJOO k h11mc fur tht• rnrr.t, \1 hich '"ill he
eJ.l 111 A hlun 1. Merritt Fink, n~­vail able •i~tant tfift'('lllf ,,( atuth·nt ur.th j.
d \ I k 1 ie , fh··· m•·mht"r" of ....,01 \ and
r 011
1 c(rp un > lrwmb.•r nf tlw Blnck "llldt ntfi
11 1
1 u· I omlmlun Unum (BStJ) willallend n t 11; c m ll"' tll6
with the ciruh ut.. ~ 01 \ I nu" pltlllning futun·
l I. •rl•·luultnra Yo lm·h will tlt·n I wtth IJI'C lOll
..... 1 lat.k ha ton anrl 1lu 1\nu·ru un c 'T\ICl' :>Y I' nr lolfl5. Ill IIIII U tt \I
)l'Cit.J fur01 )~0 f l~~tfh·idun l'l Hit' t•m·nnrtLjtt•d to
Jl'l'tor" (up I(, 'Oitll ilntte un\ !IIII(J:t' uan .!llllut
0( ah1 lutt·" r&~ .tl..t•tfS ur ucth itir• tlu ,. wnultl
umihool.. lor c«i~t· tu 1;1' 1111 'utlt•d in llll'!it' ,,.,,.
t< ton" Ufl U\0 )ftltiun to tJa1 ...,()f \ ufftt 1 in tht•
c chupt:l lihurfr .. nmllt < nnft•rt•nt • 1\umn. \rurk­
is U'\Ullllbk all~ fur ':•111111ittn• Ill t hart4t' of
1.J mt·n of Jrf.h''"" a til\ nn· 11 rc• ttl o n• cdc· <I.
tiOU!! u)tjcctiun. A classic example might be U. S.
Bank's invitation to "check with
US." Primarily, we mean for you to
enjoy using a U. S. National Bank
checking account for your college
expenses. It protects your funds,
and it's a quick, easy, businesslike
FREE
PEN Attractive pen In school colors
free when you open a low-cost
u. S. Bank Checking Account.
Uniltd Statu IUiion•l B<tnt. ot On1011 • t.!lmbet r D I C way to handle your finances that
will probably save you more than
its modest cost. But we also mean
checl<. with US when you have any
money problem. U.S. Nat tonal's all
the bank you'll ever need.
. =· --·
BURLINGAME
BRANCH
5. W. Bubur BIYd 1t
Terwilliger Conce t Ex aine or
LC Community overnment
(Ed. not...-Thc follaal'ins nrticlc
uVJ.S pr~par~d b) ~~~ ll ntcrlmrJ:,
chairman of thf" ''1 t ::;~ntrtt"
• r.dmnu.tt,.r; on com nun s•1tll!rn.
mrnl. Both the membrrl of thtJt
cmnmiltrc rJnJ th, Pwnrrr l.vs
felt thm a Cf)mplere r~plaMti(ln
<>/ the "hi.•lf>ry" of thr romml4ni.
I IJQI't'rnmrnt propoml $htl1Jld hr
made n~~t.lilnblt' 1(1 tht' LC public.)
The idea of communi!) gmt'm·
ment wa introduced at Le"is
and Clark C!llMJlU~ in the !all of
la•t 'car b\ th!! 1967 LC Presi. • dent, Pete Dunkle). and Vice
Pre idtnt Ron Wood.
The' conferred 'l'olth :'\cil Mur·
na , student acth·itie dir«tor,
on the {onnulation of a ~>true·
1 ure for u po~ ihle form of com·
munit' government. In Jnnuar)
1968, Dunkle> appointetl a S('n:l·
atnrial committee to ¥>orl.; on thi
idl'.A. Th~ member" "'ere l.unc ll
Haught, Rogt"r ~ mith, P 1ul '\cl
50n and Chninnan Sue W t· ter
berg.
Immediate goal of thi" Cl'lll•
mittcc "t're to p~ent the idea'
of c(lmmunity g<ncmment to I.C
President Jobn Howard. h m~t
with him in Fehn1an to diS<lu
the goals and philo~ophy of the
project. Dr. Howard 'ftll!l then in
fa,or <if the program, ond a!ked
the tudents to 5Uhmit a p<>lic)
•tat~ment to ul1mit to the three
~o,~min11 bodiC'.S at l.C: tudent
fienate. a«uth·e counc•l and fa.
cult,• c.auncil •
II thrcCt poups nppro'c:d the
tatcment. and the facull 'tipu.
lated tltat n committee of thret•
5-I ud!!nts. three fnculty member,.
and thr~e admini!tratnr bl': cho-
<:11 for the pufi~Uj;(' of wrning n
C(•n."utution • .McrnLer" of thr com·
mittec \H~tc ,;elected h) Pre idl'nl
Howard, Colin Tubb" and N~J
SaLin. Repre~entati' c wl're Dr.
John Richards, Dr. John Phillir~.
N.-il Murttl), Dr. Monon Jacob,
Dr. John Han. Dr. :'\cil ~abin,
Colin Tubb!.. Crc:g Earle. _ue
"C$1etberF. and Board of Tru t·
ce• memb r ~1o.nha ~"hull, Rob-
e
'Heart r.rt Ut'~g nn.t I nn rorsgron.
I llr cornmiltrc• wor).;etl tlmin~
the "'ummt•r and prt·~l'lll\ ·d the
ron~Ututlou to Pr~ iclent lluwurd
in \ugu t, \Yhile Dr. tln\Hifd f!IV·
or~l tht• oom·rrt nf th" rrojt•ct n-.
prr !!nlcd in th,. rrt•amblt·, ht•
felt that tht" goalct or cnrnmuni ty •
gm ~·mment '' •·n· nnt Lt•ing met
in thl" clucumcnt.
Dr. Ho"nrtl, on hi 0'\n initiu­
th e. {1\mmlntcd and cnac·ted a
•Ommurut) cabinrt of th ~;tu·
dent • i:~. rac:ult • rncmhcr and
t:\ ndmini,traiOrs, to art in on
ad'1 M) mnnn.·r. It is the undcr­
"landing or tlu: Communit> Co'.
l'mnwnt Ct.ln!ltitutional Commit·
tre thnt thr achis,on cultine.t ~ill •
,. isl on un interim bntois unly, un·
til tlu: rermanem communll) gov·
•·mmcnt C'lln lte estuhli~hcd. Dr.
\\ tll.inm I '\\ i WUII appoint eel by
l're idt·nt Hn" ard to help fornm·
latl' legi l11tion,
Th~ community ~o,·C'rnmcnt
cun.,titutitln pr(widc (or four
main policv rnuJ..:inJ: t'tlrnrnittt·~:
\ca•it'.nuc \Hair"'. Puhli•· Rda·
tion". Finnnoinl \ f£ .irs and Stu­
d~nt Hair • The commine~ nr~
<'OtnJ!O'-d o{ the folio"' ing ratiu :
Academic affnir~wo <-tud~nt •
fhc facult}, one admini,trator.
Puhlie Rdlltion,.-two tudents,
lim~·· faculty, four admini .. trn·
tor • Finn11cial \ffair:-two "'"' tlent , two faculty, fiH• ntlmin.
illtrntou. ~tmlent \Hait"&-fho
studn1t!\, hH• fnculh, I\\O .,d.
• • mtnt .. rut ua,
\II lc·gi lutinn wnulcl go thnn1gh
1 ht• •'I'JIT opriaw rnnnnit kt• nnll
tltr.n \1 rJllltl h.• rc•fctrqf tn nny
other brnh (nr !'llllh \\hen thr.
committ••c nppro\c•l 11 propntiD1, it
W(luld lu nhjt•rl to n rhrc.k h)
tht• Cunmll11111) Curnrni "inn. Thi
hod\ \~nuld lH• COillfll' c•d n( tltt•
chnimum of ,•.u·h of thr. (ollr com.
mittt't' thr lll•lcnt hod · s•rctii·
dt'nl, on t'lct:tctl r••pr • l'nluhH' of
th•• (nr.ulit , nncl the rnllt•gc• prcsi·
drnt or hi" rcpn~~t~ntnti\c, The
Comrni ~ion n('prm•al woultl I'll·
act rlw J'mJJosn1 unlll" tlw I.C
prc• .. jJ,•nt 'clued at "'itltin n spcci·
{irll t intc. The Conuni sion could
then O\crritlc the wto with u fi,.,.
to ""'en vutr• and rdc·r thr. i~llut·
Ill the apprupriult• cummillt't• of
tlu.• Board of Tru"lr·e •
50 .4id Given
J nck Dt·~Buuillnn .. , port" cdi·
lor nnd l'nlumni"t Cor the Jlinnc•t•r
Log, hn"' l)C••n O\lnnl~d o 50
seholnn<hip for fnll tum by thr.
LC Journalism J>epnrtmcn t.
'I ht> award i oHt'rt•d •·nch tcrm,
aruJ i" O\ailllblt• In nn) t~tudent
in,ohed with journnli•m. For
Curth~r information, r.ontact Cny
J enkinl'. t"~t. 21).
Vocation Films Shown at LC
$()phomores intcr··~tcd in the
~010, "Junior Yt•ar Q,er~a!i"
program in the i\etht~rlantl5, and
pror.yx><:ti\ ,. grnduate "'tudent' tnU\
mt'et with lJonnld l'ull. head
of the Ot•plutmcnt of :'\larketing
1nsurnncc: and Trun portntion 111
tltl' l niH!rslt~ of On·gon Grndu.
ate &hnul of ~lo.na~t'Dl~"nl and
But~in• "· No,, l in the l.C Ploct-.'­
nll'lll Orrin~ from 9:30-11 a.m. ,\p.
Jtointrn.-nts ~hould be made with
thr. Plar.l!ment OHke.
St u•lent from all Iibera 1 .art6
maJor fi~ld nre in' it ref to ~ak
'l'oith Jean nu h. a i,tnnt profcs·
klr ot tl11 American tn~titutc for Foretgn Tradt \tl\ • m tilt'
Plac·t·ment OHJcr. .5hc will pro·
'hit· in fonnnl i~m on thu :!Chool
kno'\ n n Thunder bird. which hu
dra'l'tn mnny I.C gruduutcs . The
Plnnlmcnt Offirt.: will mnkt• tlw
a pfmint rnt•nt "·
Tboo.t• wi11lain~ to tlisC.II"~ the
progum whir.h Columbiu Unhcr.
it ha 111 tlai,. ar~·u should &:t•
Ethun \Vr~~cr6 Jr., nt~ .. istnnt tn
the tic tn uf th,• Sc-hool of Intcr­
nnticonol \Hnir ut Columbia, on
i\o,, t1 in thl' l t-l' Ronm nf Tem·
pll"tun £rum 1·5 I'·"'· o appoint·
ment i nt:ee Sllf\' • •
Exclusive Engageme nt
Starting October 30
-~ -----
isa nely
ntec
SONORA I.DCXE ·~
J J PARIII(RS
FF BROADWAY
Jo tltA.N!. &ACOt ~ IH(AWI COA:OI 10 t;)A~I ,·"''' ~chnlco lof• . : t/1
•'From~er-.B rO\·~n:Atts
Monday through Friday- 5 0 i 40 • 9 50
Saturday ond Sunday- 12 10 • ~35 • 5 00
7·25 and 9.50
Across I rom the Hilton-223· 7349 l':nn•mbcr 1,
TCC Board Ponders
Darkroom
Tilt· lit'\\ l)·••lc-clrtl chalfmnn of
I he• T••mplt·tnn C:nllq.t• C••ntc•r
C:uvc·tning Oonrcl, Donnld 0.
lt·ap, pn·~ided at 11 \\ t!dlw tiD)
huunl mr•c•linf t!t'tthnlo! wtth tlll'
Jllllhlrrn" of rclttlfnUh'f!l unci thr.
mi II"•' or the Tumplt:ton dnrk·
mom fnr.ilit ic~.
Dnn J nhmon unt1 Chri ~ flt'nl'c!
attt•ndc•tl th,· m•·•·ting to eXJI)nin
tlw prnhlem" oC tlw l"onunutt·rs.
On~ n( tht• main rrohlcm& , mt·nloc,
h.1 bt·~n ccmntered bv ~ag11 by
or•·ning tamm und kllling oft
tlrink~ tlurin~t lunch. Cummuto•f!i
and rc.~itlrnt mn\ take thl'ir
lund~e into tamm, givin~ tlwrn
n quid nnd c •t<~uul l'llling plac~.
,\nothl'f Snga mt·n urc hn" h<'rn
to change thr hours of 1he Trail
Ruum ltl 7 :30 n.m. to 1 p.m. unci
tlwll from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. t•vcrv
Muntin' rhrnnp;h Fridny.
The prohlr.m with the rlarkrnom
t~CI'm~ Ill b.• I hnt ever\ one hn~ 11
l..t·\' to it. 1 n ordt·r to ~ ountn 1 he
nu~u•c• cou~ed Ly unnuthorizNI
people it wu deddl"d 1 hut I hr in
formation media on cumpuo; the
Log, Vo)ogeuc. the tll'velopment
offkt• nnrl the theater-nrc tn
Jra, c rriorit y.
.. it-in Continues
The \ow Te!!tnmcnl thi!< Sun·
do} r• entitled "The Root of Bit·
terne~Politlc :md the Rdi.
giou~ Cornmuntl\· ' Chaplain \.or­
don \ c·rr•lank will "flt'Dk.
Chnrd time h11~ been mov~d to
10~30 am cnch ~untlny to allow
lnr rli~u ... tun and (cedhnck in the
mcc'l in~ room nftc:t the I'CI'l'icc.
(luht· u numlwr o{ studc nt huvtl
tnkt·n acl\'nntagt· u{ the opportun.
ih to reo;.pond to the ~ervtcL m
tJtj WilY.
The it-in continue,.
Debaters Eye
Sweepstakes
"' LC junior dh he ion debate
team \\ill pnnicipate tn the Cen·
I raliu Co))cge Tournament on
~o'. J.2. Ht•adecl by C.eorg~ o~\ ""'
tin nnd J,.an ~'ard the tentn will
nttempl to repeut it 11161 yeur'o~
pedormunce by winning tlw
"Wt:t~p-take« troph~
ll11 'i)'let•dt dt~part mcmt is nl11o
t"ntlin~ rerr~cmt.nt ives to 11 tour
nnmcnt nn l\0\. 15·16 at lht Ulli·
H r 11) o{ Otc:gon.
'1'\\o wee-ks n~o. Oct. 18-19,
lt•Wit' :md Clark Colle~e ho .. tecl
tlw unnunl Lcwi and Clurk Tour.
nnml'nt which wa« uttenclrd h'
3~0 ntude11t and fnculty mtrn
lwr . 'I hirty schooh frnm ~t'(
"tales were rt·prr.!'oenlt'd. ln the
final ·tumHng. J ewi ond Clork
1 ictl for third.
fht: thrt••· deluue teams from
l,c•wi and Clark inclutled Lesli.,
Ua tcr unrl Kath' Frnnk. Poul
··lson nnd Bob Pur11ons, 11nd
:\fikc \~ ullmark n n d Brut••
Ett hn~rr "11 II"Um' hnd five win
und on• lo~" for n erund plnre.
ln thr Jnthv•dual evrmta, Paul
'\t•lr.on won tht M'DJor mt•n tnll'r·
,,r,.lalton , Sur We terhcrJl placed
l!l''·ond m Jllnwr women antt•rprc­
tntion and Knthr Frnnk piRrc•d
~··r·tmd tn the Jlllliur womr·n •'X·
tc•mporoninu "
Finali~t inrlurl•·d Mike Woud,
huerprl'tutinn, Bnb Pauun , t'1·
1•'111JIIlf!lniou!\, und Brurt• EttlinK·
rr, c:~~tl·mp uranioutt. Priorities
A r••pr··~··ntn thc• from ~·IC! n
tht·ec• gwllfl" plu!l 11 ~tud• n r
In rp« mc:mlwr ~ill mRkt UJ .tJ\••
cnmmrllt't' cit• ijlnt cl lo rt· tJt
nnd rukr• rt·~pnn!ltLillty rur w
tlurkroom, !;lunlt v Clurk of t
I ihrun· ,\mho\ 1 uul f>••JJOrlr!Mt·•
\\ill t•rn• a advt or tn the ,\
rnurn t•nnunittrP. nnrl \\ill cl'·'­
wlu:~l her ur nnt In ~runt pe:rlelil
t~ion In tho~ "'ho "'i h to 11 e of
lncitit it·~ du<t ·r
Degree F orrnlll.::
Required No !o"
•
Ruth Tic•kner, 11 1 lunt r 1~
trur, unnuunr.:c·t l 1\(onduy that tJI,.
••ninr \\ hn hun• not filed T
grt·c• nppli••ntwn and "pe
~iun to mnjor" fonn11 mu!'lt d
i m m••d i ntc•l \'. •
Tilt' li111 of dc~n·c• cundidotes
h.u. dcyrc·t~ tl1111 yt'ltr mrlud 1
(or Burhnro C..lc•nn nnd D ~~
H il•nt7. -till' iulnp:y, Dtone Jlrll al 1
l.um·nclu Rl•tngolrl, F rcnch: ll
• ,.. ro ~ I IIU \,rn~ til \•C'flllOII, ~41;
Jlurri in psvrholn~rv Juequ{ ,~
John .. on in hiolo~}. nnd D,.J '
:\(urJton in clcml"ntu ry educ.a:
Cantli•lnt '" for Dot hdor of
c•nrc dc•Jtr••e in t•lernt·ntnr 1
eution urr ut.an Oil\ i" on, ~
c·in FriC! t•n, 1\farthu Pierce,
1.) nn Hnmt~dc·ll. ~Injuring in
rhnlo~p um runclidote~ R
llawkin Thonut~ luhrfeld
kathlc•en \twbill In hcnlth o
plw<~icul crlucallnn i~o ~tnry 0. I r
.\nthnny f:lltort 111 o degree 1
Jidatt• Ill nuturnl •cicnct: Oc
llnught nncl ;\lnrgort!t RoW t
Ml' in llll .. unr•· " odmmt<~l rut~ '
\ rph •nv £or a h 11 de (Crt Th "'t iniOf.!) t Kathll'co I inderr at11
\lnrthn Pit rn· i~ u candtda
denll n lory t•rlucation. J
Pon Curd will n·rcive u Di
•·•lucotion i" c.lllclidnte Pa
tid;d, Auburn Ttn·lor i" nu
li h and journnli!'m major.
Capital Proves
Hectic., 1-listoric •
l'hr. rir I Wt rk m the
c'ttf>itol for our Wo -lun~tton.
tuch group wa to r.U\ the
ht•,·t it·. It wn a "'cck of .... o~
ing. ••un·hiull nnd lo~ing
.... I\ es nmong mo rhlll ~ten'
\1 .dnut door".
Fnrtunutt•ly we hnve no'1
t•d nur,.eJw to thl' citY'
and hove increa11ed our
wrultilit} Our progrum
undt·r tlw ~uidu nce of I C
nr Jurnt>" Holton who gronu
tudt•nt group muximum
Inuit)' In in\ e11t i~tutt· 1 hl' nt
d•·r•endentl).
And whut u cit)' it itil
muJti.r.orncrt·d len' e~ blank~
pitol II ill. Tlw cit j,. clean.
it pc•uplt· friendly and
Olcl lumr po,.t-un.J .. tauely
IC IQIUt JlOJOI out the
influt·rwe on c:;OJIIIol hill a
turP-. It 1 m ""'d contraat
humping und vnndtng or
lcmu tltrt·dh arro ~ to\\n.
Cunt t rlt'd lo be the powrr
tol of thr. \H' ll.'rtt world.
illf!IOn c•t'llll U Ullt:tll\at:&Ollll
it 1 \m•·nr.an Thtt crtY hu .. t•
ple r rom ull over thl' world
lomut 11tutfcut writ ef'oo
rlr'nt tn t''ttlr
\~ wtllungtou U.C. ~>ervt'<~
J!:ll'.ll b1u1t' from whir.h one
rr'•Hiil} truwl tu JU.'Ufh) Vi
Mun lnnd, Philaddphio , ond
' nr~. I' hr. nnt• dtnlll"ng• •
I ho• l'ih po I' j,. lm\\ to
•'lll'h cln) .1U We•
t'C and clo. R ~cnc:nt her I. J!,a ml·rniJcr I, JCJhR PIONEER LOr. Page 7
~nders
• • r1t1es • tX,
or Dorman Lead Harrier Bid
Second Consecutive Crown
br 111kr p, •• ,.r
tnth< from eru:l l>n·nm uf n twronel·l!lltrc si\1~
plu a 11111drn N •rthwc·~t Conf..rt•nrc crown fur
r will muk~: 111 til•· J.~wi!' nntl < lark c:.ro." conn.
•~ti~tn~tl to re · tt•nm wall h•· clc•c11h•d totnor.
~pon~~ihllh)' for w mnsninif ut Pit•r Pork, tht•
onh ~ Clark of tinll fnr till' unnuul ronfcrcnt:c
u-\i uul Dt'IIDrt mrct.
ud,•i11or to the d! 11,\llhuugh nil •t•vcn ~rhool will
,,.,. nne! will clJ 111Jirln in tlw rllrt' for tlu covt>l•
tnt to grunt fll! ecJ lt•ngut• chnrnpion«hip fl) mbolic
who 'l'li•h to use of tilt' l11•tol, it ~laupt!S up In be n
d nl lwtwc·t•n tC nncl Willomcttt·.
Till' DeMent !! JIOk-' tht• higgt·!.lt
lbrcnt tn tht de ft·rulin~t chnmp5, ·e F orrn• tl ri~hth !II \\ tllnmc_uc hctntll'cl -·,lilt• Pwn•·cr un OJH'ntn~ ~ca"'n
d N lo ..._ hut ~;inrt• thot cloto· o month re o,. II, till' Pionrt•r huw irnJtfOH!d
l~ hnp•• nf "urrc~ full) "'"J'ping ner, ;1 1 tunt r I II , I •.c d I t e e· 111 ""~''· C( .HOI\ D\' 1 Ill • I ,.,_I L.. I
I · f'l d l.C Cctac• 1 ~ uon r 1'\ n~rct~ 11~ 1un not 1 c
tion~ und "p
r" fnrm11 mu11t d lntra•nnral
oina Strong degrt't> crucdidntQi b
lh. ·n I net d nu 1111 rurnurul foot bnll ~ea ... on
•~ yc r -u ~ . 1 1 1 L' • 1 _I
C) d gun '''' 1 u ll a~ 1 r rae oy onu 1 l."nn nn J 0 1 o _I }t} 0
0. 11.
11 11urc 11\, t•t, n nnu . n a
tljl}'. JllOI! I -·· I I ,. II -h II F I aiiJII'«'n, 11 o~ 1\' It' t , ctlt 1 tt•ums
ngo,.: • rene t: b ttlt'll fur Jllac ·~ in the intro·
\rt•rman • ~ I 1 1. I 1 1· ura t•OJ.tUt• lane lOftS.
Y<: 10 "10 ; ncqu This vra r's lc·ngttc con•i~t of
IHolo~t)'. nnd {}. \£, Thc·tn Chi. l.llmbdu Phi
rlemcn tnr~ cdu E1•"ilnn, SiJ:, Ep • Phi Com .... ~UJl·
f~r Oarhclor of lrtt•r , Independents, and Facu}.
1n eh:rnentory 1 ,,.nms.
usan O.n i~•on, ~ In f'riclny's ~umc... Tlu•tn Chi
\larthu Pierre, wu 'irtoriou~ over the {ncuhy,
II \lnjorin~t in 0. Tlw l.oml11in~ ra t-d hr the
curulidcnc.s R Sig r·:r . 1•~·7. On ~oturdu) thl"
omo Zuhdeld SIIJl(IOftt·r• whippf'tl the Phi
wbill. In health .. m~. 27-18, and the \f, won b' •
cation 1 \lory ~ rft•it n~t·r the lndepenclent,,
ott i n de!;m: F'ridu • Oct. 25. nncl Snlllrcfuy
tturnl lidcnce. Qrt. 26. thr -,\F.'" won b\ fnrfcit
Margaret Rol c•r tlw Pht·C.om.,, lht ~upport ·
tc , ndmini~trult ~' wnlloprd tht Facult')· •l4-6,
for a b s clej!rr-: Tht•ltt Cht hcnt lnmbcln 2!;.13
Kotltlt~en I indta ar11l :-iPE won hv forft'il ovt"r the •
~c I !I u cnnditla tJuw cli•bnndt•d I ntlt•pcndt.>nt~
educntion J The lc•af!;lll' ~~ 1ndinlt' ahcr two
I fl'(' t:IVC" II Ri
•·unJidate Pat
,1rn Tuvlor i• an •
rnoli~m major.
l Proves
Historic
week an lhc ru1
)ur \\ a~hinp;lon.
WIH to "8V Utc
!I o week of .. nr-t
ng und lo<~ing
p; mn rille "t t'!ll
· we havo nov.
to the cit)'
ncrcMed our
ur flrogram
.tidnnce of I C r·
'olton \\ho llrnntt
IJ> monmum
C)ltigute the • in
a city it 1 l
• d lea\r l•lunk~
·he cit\ i clean
ricndl) nnrl ht
sl. nncl .. tntl'lv
oint oul the eol
co pllnl hill n
? \ i\ id ConlfDII I
rt rrindinp; of h at'Toot"' tnwn.
to he tht• flOWc·r
vc tern v.nrlJ.
1\ u intcrnnll
n. The city ho·•l•
nvt~r dw worltl
:lent , writ"r'
t".
n L>.C. scrv··~
(rorn wltich onr
1\t:'IHh)
lnlodorlphm , nud
chnllf'nM•'
hn'~ to
Wt• r•t•l.; .. of Jllur nrl" tlw "'upportcm;
anrl Tlwtu Chi tied for the lead.
tunbdn and PE',. '' ith a 1.1
I'J'cortl and the faculty in the
cr•lln r.
INTERESTED
IN AN
OVERSEAS
CAREER?
•
MRS. JEAN T. BUSH
will he on the umpu'
NOVEMBER 4, 1968
to dhcus~ the tr.Jinlng offered .11
A.l.r.T. (an Intensive ntne months
prosr•m of post sr~du.lle study) .Jnd
the Job opportunllli'\ open to
gr•du~tes In the field of
INTERNATIONAL TRADE and
GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
lntt•rvrt'ws may be scheduled at
The Placement Office ----
The American Institute
For Foreign Trade
Thunderb ird ~mpu•
PHOENIX , ARIZONA
An Alii IIIIo 01
1 ht: Amtrrtun MANICnlt:nl AUOCIIIIOn rnc•t• wtll lu• •lominnt,.d hy hi!!
qu:1t.l <Uid Willnrncttc . hut wu rne
tl1n1 h18 runm•rs nr•· r•'llll)' to Knin
II'VI'IIIl:t frnm lht• Ut'itfC.lll ,
•· Wh1le w•• lu .. t lu Willomc:llt• lly
a IIIJ:It· point I!Ut lv in tlu• ~··u,.on,
~~= luHw imprn~t·tl ttl thr point
Wbr•rt• Wt! IHI' (a\iorih•" tu rJdt•ncJ
uur titlt.•," r·omml'nlr·d th,. opti•
mie1i11 roac·h.
Coarh Fix hull rr•a•uu to lu• ··on.
firlt•nt uf u !.trong hnwin~. DaH'
Fix nnd It rl Durmnn mu•t lw
rated t1 tlu· t'"" top rrus~ounl r}
runno•rs in tlu· r'onft•r••nr·c. 'I lury
fini h,.cf fir"t umf 8t~cnnd rc: ru:·c·
thcly la~t H ur, nnd hnvc hc•·n
runninK trnn~ thi" ''•IISOn.
Coming nH hi11 hc•t ··Hnrt oftlu·
yc·ar agam~l till' tJnht•r 11 · of
l'ortland lu I w•·r·k. Fix houlcl lw
fn\'ort•cl to tl'lnin hi~ inclhirlu11l
honor. Oormun hno; JUSt r••turnt•cl
aftt·r lt~·tng oUl with nn mjury, hut
11ppcar" lu ill• II ~trong chnin• HI
rini"h ut tlw tur•.
Thn••• Jltomi .. in,: ronks ~t·l tht•ir
f~r .. t ta><lt• of nmfo·rcm ~ tu·tinn.
h.t 11h \\ nodanl lw lwr.n running
lmpr•· .. ~h..Jy cadi wer.k und cnn
lw l'tmntnl nn In hdp llw Pimwer
cHurl. lloh B)c•rl) ancl l.uurie
Rcntlii'hlt·r nn· totenrl). but mu-t
.. givf' I h••ir k I o•Horts jf l.C i Ill
lw \ tc•t or inu!l.
En~n tlt11ugl• having u bnci p·nr,
Murk '-l.wrl••l mu 1 he ronaidr.rt•d
·I thr..wt. t.~a~t r'U!;OO Mnrk Will
fill h In till! ron f«' renre ond u r•··
l"·nt rwrfurmun cr· could ghc; LC
CJ llig bun 1.
,\ I!.'Jl. inJurr kept P«'tc firth out
u( the Ja;;t mc•rt, hut be oppeo.r
to lw rcntly iur ~nturtln)'s race.
Thll kr~ Cnr the Finne n; v.i II h~
lito• lower ••nrl of thf" lin• .. up. "Our
fifth mun ho" been too for llf'hintf,
nnd v. r. ltnp~ to improve thi J..,.,·
tomorrow," commt•nte.J the coal'h.
turn annthc•r conferen c~ chomp-
. chool Race Set
'1 he I fJh8 intromurol cm~!icoun·
tr> nll'd v.iiJ he lwltl on ~O\. 13
rn·t•r n cuun;t• et up on thto. I ewi•
ami Clurk cltmJIU".
lnrlhiclunle ma) run the: two
rnil~ t•nur •' fnr hnnors. und there
ul~o will he n team uwarrl. Five
runnt•r of a t·~nm mu~t finish In
rtunlir) lor a tr•.am core.
\ll l'nlric. "'ill he r,.c,.i~etl 111
thr. tim!! or tho; rue•:.. Fnr further
informntinn ce truck r<>ach F.l.
tlon fh .. •••
•
1'10;\'f:F.H RtJ(I!"!!iF.R DA \'E FL\ i• !hown h,.,.,. J,.nfiin« th,. Jlllrlo. in
o r• rc•nt ,.,.,.nnnt•·r ~ith f•ortluntf l uhr"ih . Fill w•·nt ctn tu (:Or'e
a cnn• in !'in,; • irlor;,. whilr Tc•cl Onrmun. ~huwn running third,
Jruhlwcl •••rund plutt•. The , .. ,. .. ,.mr. ~:iH .... l••wi~ and Clark D a•-t
rhucwt• In r•'JWIII n~ rhampinn in th .. ~orth .. t";~ot C~nnrrrrn~ rnrr.t
tnmnrro,. ut 10:30 &a.m. ut Pier Pill'¥. -LnJr phntn br \tilt.-Pr.zcl.
-- ...
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This is one of the most important men at City Hall.
His name is Bill Bowes ~ and he runs our Department of Public Works .
You don't read many headlines about him,
but our toilets flush in the sewers he
builds, and the sludge (75-million gallons
of tt a day) is made safe in the sewage
treatment plants he operates.
He paves our streets, unsnarls our ttaf­
frc. cleans-up after storms. and dtsposes of 350 truckloads of garbage a day, every
day, 365 days a year.
A tough, untidy, unglamorous JOb. Not
everybody would want it-but Bill Bowes
does. Not everybody could handle it. Bill
Bowes can.
• • comm1ss1oner
IT'S TIME TO RE-ELECT HIM
PaiiJ for by CIUJcns tor Portland'• future., Watd Cook Sr Ch hman lOll S W 5th AIIC!nu• Por11and, Oregon Braces or Bear cats; pioneer sports
Tit e opes 011. t
b, Jock Dt'-o~uillo n•
\II tht· marbk ,1rc on the lin~
tomorrow shemoon n' I he
le.glll" lr.adin~ WHlamcltc Re.nr·
cat in,llde (,ti!fWOld '>Indium
for tht· 1 e\\ i~ nnd Clark home.
• rommg fl&m~.
\ lo"!l would drop th~· Pionr~ra
out of the title picture: \\ hile a
"in ,.ould ghc them an e ccllrnt
-hot Cor at lea" I a ~hare of the
\orthM:, 1 Conference Champion·
hap
"'The game i11 a rlas~l' ~truggle
of of!rn~~ H'r"U!I dden .. e.'' id
coach Fred \ViJ,on, looking Cor.
_ aud to the Bear-cat encounter.
"Wr: ha'e an e~ceptionol defc.n·
h·c team, e'$peciall) tbe dden­
aiH~ backfield .
"WiliRmette'!l .. trength h~ in
thdr p:l~ .. tnf!: :11tnck "\\ <' mu~
contain luon (WiHnmettt:' rec·
ord rttin~ quarte.rhack) nnd we
think our boys can do the JOb "
North-11 est Con/ Standing
\l illam~ttt:
Unfidd
l l and Clarl.:
\l httman
Col of Idaho
Pac. Lutheran
Pa('ific W l T Prt,
3 0 0 1.000
3 0 1 ).()(H)
3 1 0 .750
1 2 0 ~~33
1 3 1 .250
0 1 ~ .000
0 ., 0 .000
\!though the Bearcat oHen•c:
put~ the point on Ute sc.nr~board,
defen e ma~ be their tronge~>t
a .. c~. ··w,namttte pla) real
trong dden-.e," ~ 1l"<'n cmpba.
.ited.
"Thdr defen e j,. big. •mon~
and manned mo ... tly b~ 'etercn•. \\t \\ill Itt• outwt i~ht•ti nn thf linr
I" '>0 to '!5 lb ... JH•r mnn. But tln~
ie not uncommun It happt•nll
I. " l'\ l'f) Wf"<'"-
;\ cone h \'< al on pmnt" out, Wil·
lnnu~th• i a \t•t~·rnn ball club. At
the bl'ginning of the )l'IU, they
had :!0 nf tlu·ir 22 (!lnrtcrs bnck.
lo ing nnh thdr tight end nnd
midcUt• guard from the pre\ iou
\f'Jlr.
Th~ Piont"C"rs ttrt• hen ltln (or
thio; ~nme. <u,toining no ney. 10·
juric an the gamt" ngoin I Wlnt·
man ~o dannfl an the lint·up
ore c-J't It d 11\ Wil~on. "EH'f) ·
one ,JitJ n real good job {or U"
loo,t "'c-r.k."
The Pionet•r have bC"r.n work·
ing on notlung new in practice
this "'d' "\\t' ure ju"t trnng to
pedt'f t the· ploy~ w~ haH•," Wil·
~~~ c 'plnin(•d.
"Our cfefen<oc is the -mme ll hn!!l
bt•t•n for ( o tl t )'l"IU"8, nnd
\\ 1lhunell knm's thi11. C\nme walh
tlu•m, 'fhl•y ha, e operate-d {rom
the 'nmc formation!!."
The• I.e,, i"' nnd Clnrk pnme
plan 1 !"< ntcrt•cl nruund hnll con.
trol • \\ c '-clOt to hun~: on to that
footb.tll ' \ral .. on oid. "The' ore •
an t''-JlJO .. aH· bnll teom and cnn
• lf t trctnd\' r ......
• We "ant them to pl&) our
J:amc:_ It i< ~toing to hoi I do\\ n to
our pa tldr.n e ngllin•t their o{.
{ .,
C"!O 5l•.
Looking back to lnM "eck'!i
jlllmr ogoinl"l \\ lu1rnnn \~ al .. on
"milcd, "It wa' our be,t effort of
the -,c·o on."
"All a t~:am we were incont'is-
How we serve
you completely at
JERRY'S BURLINGAME
SHELL SERVICE
She !lubrication
Broke Service
Exhaust System Motor Tune-Up
Shock Absorbers
Wheel Alignment
Tires Batteries
Wheel Balancing Radiator Repair
Clutch, Universal Joint,
Wheel Bearing Replacement
Emergency Rood Service
Cooling System Service
•
Disc Broke Service
Automatic Transmissions
30% Discount on Firestone
Tires with LC 1.0. Cord
Also, 24 hour Road Service
At No Extra Charge with LC I.D. Cord
Free Pick-up & Delivery
Phone 246-9072
JERRY IlliNGWORTH
Owne-r
Affer 12:00 p.m.
Phone 2.44-2209 JERRY'S
BURLINGAME
SHEll
loUI I. W. ftiiWIUIC£1 IILYD.
P'OtnUJm , OUGON e Line
tt•nt. hut our antla\'nlunl rwdor·
munc·~., wt>re 1~ ~o~nu!l II" nn)" 1 inu
thi~ ,,mr We ~cu tllll"'lunclmg
plll) from our cit· (c•n!lt' Wlnlmnn
'"'" ju"t unnhlr to mme" Jack Des Bouillons, editor
I •
PlONEFR l.INF.UAfl\ ER l\10 TI Rt RE\ (-1-<1) 'lop>~ o \Yhltmon rumH·r durin I( ln11t WC'<'k'"
intt 20 to 7 \lrtor) OHr tht' 'Ji .... mnuriC'! 1 e"i" nntl f.lnrk "ill JH ul moan plo~.-Ilk_'"' thl• ~omorrow 01 tht' lcmi(U t."-lt•nfltn~t "lllon 11•1t<' OC'orc-o t~> urc• to b<• b<-ntt"o. Cnnw tun<' I• 2 p.m. an (,r, .. w.,Jcf Stodlurn. -al*r
Lo,r photo b' coli ( .uth r.
Hoopsters Open Practice Today
\n llnxiou group of nthl<'lt'
gather ut Jnck~oon High S<:hClo)
thi, cvcninf: oHidnlly 11ignlllinll
the bep;inninf! of th~ 1966-69 hn<~·
kctball en1o0n.
Conch Dean '-<'tnpt n \\ill "el·
ccmw bnck a nucleu.. of nutt Clt·
pcric•nrccl lettc•rmt•n an hopc•o, of
amprovang on hu~t year'" 10 16
rocortl. J ian Richnrd~&on and !>Ophomorc
ltnnd\ fumer. \on letterman
Tom \al .. cn is nl .. o bnd .. thi!l sen·
.. nn
An impn·•save list of frl'shmcn
will hdp to ndd more dC'pth to the
qquad Rand} Hurt from Putnam
ontl lluta Bn .. hm from Recd8pon,
heucl 1 he li&t Both were nll·!!tnr
pcrfnrmt~ro~ at I hair !iChoob.
Other rook!. tndutlc Cliff Fronk lin. Berkclc·r. C.o li (oman:
Rcn .. on 1 o... \ngclc :
\1nnrt" '' allown RtW• Qunk"t
hu ... h ')u lc m, anti Pat Mark
Riddlt. j
Hel( llr ttl n Jllntor tran n1
from l..o\\cr Columbia Junior C~cr
h·gl', will help nut the tc·um t J-Ii
j ... Jlft ~cntl) u rnt.Jrnber or tht lcJodl
font hull tcu m fot:
• 0 II ending 1 he h111 of ret urnt'l.'"
an• Jirn Pcrnur nnd Lorry nms,
the. top .. ron•r and rchoundtr rt~
SJWCiivd) (tom ln"t ~ot·a on. Join.
ing the: front lint• wall bt Jllninrs
Phil Wagt ·nblo~< t ~eil l.n1hen Rallye Club Starts be
nnd Tim '' ri~ht
The backroun wall ht• honcllc•d \ O..,porh Car Rnll} c Club 1
lwmR orgoniLe•d !or all interC..'ILC'd
l.l'Y. i~ and Clurk "tutlents by
fr··•hmnn Thomu~ 5patt_
"A .. port cur '" not needed " h\· junior ~lark \trnTt~ who kd
tht· team in ,, ""' \like Pt.·zd, t>mpluu·ilcd piud • \ny cur wtll
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Sale starts today!
BOOK STORE By the Trail Room clo, fo.-.cn tf you don't hll\e o
\\l' tall ncc·d )OU l\a\lgntor
t•xtn•md} important jn rollvi· Q
.. The• mo .. t important u,.,pcd ~
mil) c ur · thllt, with few e rr t {
t inM, lllt"y llfc fUll." he !'lAid.
There llrc two 1\Jlt'~ of roiiJtO•
<:inunick and T 0 (Time. ~
nnff Di!ltonce) The Gimm
rullvt• involves .' wo people, a cmc,!
ver untf o nnv1gator.
Tlw rull>i!l;t nn· Riven n Gt'l
rt·ntrnl anstrucuon nl
tiun \\ hach tr II the rnJiyist holf
txer utt route tn!ll ructions,
tJIII''IIton~> and how to figurt'
cinl rnllyf' milcnge along 'man
rnur c
Tht mill ruct aons, en lied
''"· al•o inrlutlc u ~et of
tHm wluch adcnllf)' terms <~uch
Tet or tl •lop t~n. et<'. Tht!T•!
u.-uull> dtngrnm' on the ge
tn help ptor It· under .. tnnd
c·on('Cp t~> better
T...,O rollye !Ia ffl 10 that
flt!nernl.. mcludc .. uch phrn11r.s
"cluml(t n\erng c• 'IJiced to ( CA
Jl mph " The dra-.er must
nt the c pcrd11 and '" peuo•••
if he arnvc-enrh or lute
~;ivt•n dwc.J.. point
Unlih ,rimtnick the cnr
pont urt. nut n .. ketl to look
qur llont~ or mul..c mileage
mutt• a lnnt•. thr route The
rull)•t• ~rem" to ~ pupulur in
Orc•gnn nnw
"Nu <~pcrinl ttttuipmen t is
etl fur rnll ym((," nid
" orne more ath·nn<"t:d rou•••
wall t'tJIIIp theu cnr• witb
t roruc odumrtere und r
lwht l'he~· cnn be n help
nra· nnt rrnll) nt·t·~·IT)."
Anv ·tuelenl inlt!rt'!lled
t."ncl hi nnmc.o nnd bo~ num'-1
lu Bo~ 2900.