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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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November 9, 1968 Volume 27, Number 9
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1968-11-09
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~ts I On lewis
and
clark Lr.wis and Cla1k Collcgr. -f~.Hnblishr.rl J8t,7
ditor \ ol XXVU. No. 9 PorLl~tnc.l, Oregon Friday, November 9, 1968
usic Hour Format to See Revision
ttunln~ •,. 1 tn 0
1 the• ?\orth'> t •I
~· te;
JUDd. "Even
and n conch c
~-We wunted
i!l not pO!'siblt•
••
team &ITI\C~ f
elune" 1 h1: qm
,lied. Howe\'t~r,
j.. ll)mbolic.
o~hored.
the Pion
cunferencc .A commlltef' ho" been formed
amprove l..owis ond Clark'e
hour"
Primarily for the benefit o{
u~ic moJor•, the hour long "e&
t\n, 2 to 3 Jl m on Wedoe.'Kiay~
Evan@, pr~'lt-nt" mumc for
,fy ond ttnjoyment. h ol11o pro
moJOrin(l atudent<~ with a
to ga1n valuable perform ang experience.
The commhtte' purpo <I!' is to
put mort! lif~ and vnru!t) into
th111 proitfam
... Although mo!t people are un.
aware of it, the mu~ic hour is
open tQ oll ~tudt-nte," eaid junior
Gary .Nd•on, '1·he mu~ic hour
will continue to he presented for
thf mu ie majors, hut Wtl'd likt•
to be able to rea<'h more of the
lacement Sets Job Interviews
The Placement oHice will be
•nducllnl( o I!Cries of interviews
r cninr through Nov. 15, OC·
,r,hn~t to Flit.nbcth Dobcock. Rc
• IIIICN
• mpU111CS rt-pre!lenhng vnriou'l
-will be O\'ailable to
with <~tudent~
A rcpre .. entot1ve o{ Arthur
oung and Company, CPA firm,
ill llC': interviewing in the Plnce-
o fire 13. from 9 o.m. to
mpan~ major" may be re
po~illOM with this
\lontgomc:ry Word'.11 ptr'lonnel
o1runuter Talk Set
H you are a Lewis and Chuk
mmutt'r student and you have 4
.-roblcm it i~ JUtll p0<1~iblc that
u will find the answer at the
qpcoming meetinit o£ commuter
udent• Thi11 meeting will be
.<"ld Wednt:."doy No\ 12 ol 4
p.m m the Council Chamber in
Templeton Commona. monn~tc:r and O"tU'tnnt will be m
the Placcmt'nt OHkt• Nov. J2 to
intC:f\JC:W COIOf'l
tro.ming for retn•l interc terl
mnnalfemcnt • tn
United '5tol<~s Environmental
!>cicnce ~rvic(•s Admini~t rat irm
will hove il!'l reprc~ntathe in the
nf£1ce ~o\ , 13, (rom Cl a.m. to
noon. He will inttn:iew scniors
wtth major5 in phyAi~. math or
other ~dence di,cipline • This
will be U<;Ec;. A only ~i it this
academac year
On 'lov. H, the supen i ory
uuditor of tht U. . Centtrnl Ac·
countin~t OCfirt will be in the
r.enior with accounting major ~ or
bu&ine.~" odmtru tration major11
wJth 15 hour" nf accounting.
The di11trict mnnO(It"r {or Metro
politan Life Jn.,urnnce Compun)'
\\ill interview on Nov 15 Stu
denl<t o( all maJor.. mtert· tt'd tn
di"CU!!.!linp: on m.,urun<'e oon·er in
o;nle~ or management nr•• in,·itc:d.
.\.ppomtment" for intt"f\ iewl!
ma) be mnde "'ith F.liz.'lbeth Bat ..
cock in the Placement Of£ice. otlu·r
IIWII)
with
many t.tur.lent&. We wona to get
(rom rigidity-to d'l more
it and nccommndate at
people 1111 po .. jble."
"We hopr to brinlo! in more pco·
plr• from the outside.'' ft., con·
tinur"d. '"There are man)' who r•er.
form do~ntown, 4Dd I'm sure W('l
roul!l gt"t wme up hl"re, to talk
1nd p~rform.''
'l hr: committee woulcl welcome
further •·oncrete tmgg~ction!, Nd
.,n ~id .. Mcmb••rs to contact :sr~
Dr. Rdnhord Pt~ulv, Paul BciJam,
Ndlie Tholen, l.in,Ja Bccant and
Gnry Nl!l•on.
SAE Collects
$50/or Biafra
Appro'Cimately $50 was donated
by ~ ·mpathetic 11tudent" and file·
uh) members to the Biafra fund
1lrhe "' up b)· Si1m1a Alpha Ep.
ilnn during homeenrning. The
mone)" colte•·ted will purchase
(ood through the Catholic Rdicf
Aarncy Cor the •tarvins people ol
the: nel'l'ly formed republic.
The boolh dedicaled to the Bia
(mo cri ie wo.. set up h> Jim
Flort•y, 'ire·prt••irltmt of S.\ f.,
nnd WM not onl) devoted to the
tn k of collt-cet.ing money, but al .. o
to dit~trihutin~; information about
tht• c:ri!i~ Although $50 i a goot1
'-tort, more money i needed.
Chaplain C:ordon Verplnnl.: will uc
«:t:Jlt any further contribution!.
Di .. trirt mt'el
)uld be like n r
aJlain mt·t•t-. \
i>nfcrcnrc chnm
ill reprc:. .. cnt
otc Confert•n
~ntarenc Colli:
red to tlm·al Wide Range of Momentos, Papers
Found in LC's Lincoln llection
Bcareut effo br Pot canton
"Tht' 4!\'4111110 leaped upon the
llagc:: brandi11lung o Iorge dagger
or knife, and made Ius e1capc m
the renr u( the theatre " Tht" quo.
taon circa A pnl 15, 1865, eomc!t
ftom on tlll!Ue of the New York
Jerold :1nrl i!ll JlOn of the nc:arest
dlinl! ttl o time en pilule here, the
_.)_ incoln Colle<'UOn."
The "I mcoln Collection." ~tored
the rnrt book• room of the }i.
larary, iot no I!'L .. ortmc:nt of books.
anu!!C'n pt re}lfOduct ion!'!, pam·
tlet", cmn11 et a! about or con
•rning \braham Lincoln The
llrction wa 8-""embled b) Carl
"erken and donated to the col·
((e h \udre) nnd 'idnev Wood·
Uf)
Tlu... ..cope of the collection i&
a tountlinQ, rnnfl!ing from Civil
or vmtagc to the pre"'ent, from
ft'lltdt• 'llorit-a lleKedly told by
ncoln to contemporary P"Ytho
RIOI\1 nnn}y,.ill.
Although muny volume" of blo
ntphic• nnd lm()kA by prc<~ent·
&\ 1 incoln e:w.pcrt11 ore an the col
rllon. th,. mo 1 cn.ptivatinf{ part
rt' the !JIIrnJthl"t . p1c1 ure-and
I I I I ritin!U' tlatmj; from Lincoln' ..
' n on~t on 1 t •
d , " rtb _, wn ume. r 0' 11 .u ", . .,
lpt-d l.c.'wl" ood D d t k .• _ Lc)J phvto cou e' 100 a of -.torte' !IUP.
told by lincoln, there are mon) book .. of photograph& and
portraits of the Civil Wur Pr~i ·
dent, coverinjl his entire life.
AIM:~ in the collection ore as·
.. orted newstmper .tnit'le {rom
the Ch •I \'t nr vt-or . h i11 not he-• vond the power• of tht lmu·
$tlnauon to rt"nd with n certain
--en'e of rorC'botfintt an nrticle
dated \pril l!l, 1865. ubout 4n up·
cornint: pcdormnn<'e in a ,;lace
call~ Forti' Theatre .•.
Tbere urc evt'ral conglomer·
ate.s of l.incnln'tt wriling antl
"percht""<, ran~ting from hi:. trans.
llction.... as a ~pringfidd law)cr
to hi!! Congre11 ional nnd PrC$i·
dential ptt:che. ... All of Lincoln'a
Conjtft""ional Jll"Ct'hes are ul o
recorded in CO(llt' of thl' Con«res·
ionul <.,lobe. The e were the
equivalent of the (H'c~nt Con·
grc~"1onnl Rerotdft,
There· ate nlNl mnn) pamphlet15
from Lincoln'>~ tjnw 1 he•t• pam·
phlet~r- wrote w1th on tlntotional
{en·or unheard of omonp rJc.
tached, modern lu .. torinM ttl' ing
one a (~lin~ ft~t thut l"ra difficult
to attain (rom the re~ulmg or bis
lnry book .
CnmpOifPl hio((ruphle& r..xtolling
the god.Uke tJIIBlitil' ~ of pnrticu·
lor politinun arc not oleh thr.
offspring uf modem political mil· chine~ I.inr.oln had them, too.
The c.ollt!rlion contain two urh
hiogrnphil'~ both of them erving
tlw same (unction a llu~ir moci·
ern counterrart!i,
um( booko; in tbe 4'ollec:tion
nrl" r•rncticllll} U"~"lt."' fr11m an
oll)r.cl h t' stanrlpoint, but the do
SIH' a "mood Ill the time:;'' 11
,;een (rom the perspecti~e of the
Jtrupll' im'Olvt-d. On~ IIUCh book i
tht:: "F:\ pre9ion of Condolcnr.c
and )mpathy," a grouping of
lclll"r from all m:er the world to
thl" \merican go"emment ~ •
pres ing 5lOI}IIlth} nfter the a ...
1!4 in at ion.
Famou hi cnrical figur~ o{
Un,•oln'" time are also rcpre ent·
l"d. \ocnun~ of sm·h colorful li~;·
ure.s a John Bruwn, John Mtl h
and l.mcoln's a-91 in, John
~'ilkes Booth. ~re present.
.\ddit ionnl color i atlcled L)
11prinlding5 of tht: epkier ttitle of
l...inroln' life. 'fhe book, rhe
11 t•mf'n l.._inroln Lo11td i notable
in tha re~pect.
Thr. Lincoln C..llt'cl ion contain
muc h 1":\.t.rant'on" material reflect·
ing on h th(l miU'lin o( 4n 11' id ool.
lc.•t tor, but it j JIOS:-ihle to become
immH~J in thr m:ttcriul anJ, in
u doing, dt·,elop a Cct·lint; fur the•
l''"oplr! im lulled 10 thi~ hi tot)·. Faw to Discuss.
• ucat1on 0 es
''T1h\· outcome o( tenchlng it~.
ejther unimportAnt or hurtful"
Carl Rogcre, 1952.
Carl R•,gerll Ia OM of thr. more
CrmtrO~f'f jnJ h8Ufe& In th~ field
of p!iychrt-th,.rnp)' and edur.atitm.
A wll(llr M:honl of p!l)rhMherapy
hat~ C\ uhcd IU'ollntJ the propo!lllJ
he luu uggcst,.d, It b kno"n Ill!
the rtogf'rian l!l'!hool of pi!?cho..
tlternJI) nnri Ius& been both pr11 ised
untj dnmned throughout the pro.
fe.• ion. Hoger11 himwf tales that
he' not sure wht"lhr!r hi ideu
hnv"' lll'en horme~ more b) hi ..
• riticl! or hi follo"'era.
TI1e fir!t 11latcment wo made
nt Hnrvord Unh·er ity in 1952. He
devdor•ed hi~ id~ !urtlH•r at an
invucd talk ot Coddnrd College
in 1958 on "the imtllicntion of
p )chothcrap.r for education:·
fie I!U~(!".llled, .. ,,, thr• extent ••.
that r.dunator o rt! interested in
1.-arnin~l! which nr"' funrdonal,
which make a tHHt:rf'n~~ which
pervade I he JIC1'80n and h.i ne·
tion , thr:n 1hey might weU look
lo thr. field o{ 11 cho·thr..rapy for
lr.ntl and idr.1u.''
Further in the pnpt_"r, he stat~
that llltlt> r~CJ~rch to upport
hi uggt:iltion had been mod,..
lie clt,.d rdr.renc to re.~earch
done bv n scholar tcat'hinr:t nnd
uo;ins imilar tcchniqu at an ob-
L C Joins Group
with other Portland aren eolJege!!
in nn eUort to eoon.linate and of.
fer information about cultural
n-ent • coUccthe calendar of
r'enl i" on .. po ~bit! projec:t of
thr. per !ins forming thi group
Pete \ 1nh<tll. Dirr:ctor or .;;;IU·
•h-nt Acth itw Ill l..t'wi~ and
Clark, , .. r•rt" ident of the Greater
Purtlancl College Cultural Art•
Bnnrd, ·rhe Board includes mc.m·
be~ from l..t"wi and Clark,
Mnf) lhul"''l, 1\tount ngel. Pon.
land late, R~d. Univertity of
Portland and Warner PacJfic Col
lege.
The sroup WB!i ()rgn ~i:r...~ tO
plan area wide cultural C\"f!..te
and to muintnin n joint hudset
-which can lx-U!!ed to co-~<pomor
!IUCh octhiti~ :\tone [rom the
fund will alP~ be u"ed to h<-lp each
r.ollr~c publicize uch othu'
• ,en\!.
Gall rr Displays -Thirl\ p!linting rmd prinl on
!nan fwm the lntnge I.11U('ry .,;n
l~e di pin~ ed :-\o, ll til Dec. 6 in
Tr.mrl~ton f'ollege -enter. The
e hiltit rna he st-eu from 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m dn1l).
Onl two culr•ton. lgnncio
\ria ftnd Manut'!l Izquierdo. are
{eaturt'd. Uorhun ~lrlart' Clf the
lmag,. Gallen. cJe-cribed \r1o '
"ood figure a .. mal:ing .. .,trong
«tatemcnt."
\tn•t of the arll t arc teacben;
in :-.lnrthY.e 1 CJ!leges or thr Mu·
cum \rt hool. The An C1.1m·
1\11" ion ha i;iH:O ft 51)0() grant
to G~rg<" Johansnn and Jnek
Mc:-Larh 10 work on p:untingi! for
l hf'l ru•y.·J remorlelt',d Ct' i,• \udit<.~r·
iuru: 1hr l'lork oi both gentlemen
'' 1ll br. on di!!piB\.
Other o.rti tr; "bi'l "·ill Lt• urub·
iting nn-Jnm~ Bat t"!U. Jo~
phinf'l Caruc.ron, Jon \ulburn,
Rohert Fe a Je,. R run Gant("ner,
\\ 11liam t,h lcr, Charles lleane ·,
Fun ice J, n en, Clau,te \I. Gra",
John lin• h. Ri<'l11lrd :\1uller,
I ohn Hod. lbe.n Hmu1ui t and
Chmrte .. \ oohie Dr. Vnln'7 Fin•
I'GIIfe college till th,. Wt' 1 co~t.
The !l'holar name I" Dr. \ oJnc>
f"aw and hr I o}uc anti well in
the p colog) dcpartme:nt o(
Lew i nn,J Clark.
Or. Faw hafi continued de-;dop.
mC!nt of his th,..ori12 and ho pr,.
gr,.~ bm ond hi work mcc
hi~ imtaal rei!~rcla 18 )"t'Or ago.
He will di ~u • Rog,.n' work 11nd
bi own with intc:~ctt'd facult)'
and tudt!nll al the }'nJa cv~
ning di ~u••ion at Gr nt llnddon'
home nl 8 p m., O\. 8. The Rad.
don hou~ i lfJC4ted nC3t to th
llflper For 1 Hall par ins lot.
LC Debaters
Collect Win
'J1,~ LC d(!bat,. quad climbed
hnHwnj to the J""nt o( permiUI•
('Jltl retirmg the Ccntraba In·
vitational ~Jle~h Tournnmrnt'
Wl..'eptitake..oo; tro11hy, NDV. 2·3 b
dominating t.ht' tournnmcul fur
the o:ec;oml ) car 111 a row Corning
up next i tht· annual Unhe itT
n{ Oregon ln,itatinnal in Eugmc
Nov. 15-16.
Pioneer team won both fin!l
place trophies in th,. dehate..onh·,
juninr-divi ion tourney for Cr~ih·
me~ sophumort- and novin-
5pt!.llkt-~ Paul d~n and Bob
ParM~nA l'on eight 1truight dt
bates. ~"llpturing the men's lith·.
whil,. l..e!lie Ba ter aud Kath
Frank matched the men' p~rfor
mnncc. taking bnme the wumen'
tit I~ .
F~hmen Bntce F.ttin er und
Mike Wnllm rk l'lb~orbed one' 1 '
in the qunrterfinalo. but "' nt on
to &eilt" the !Hth l'laoe tro(lby
"rule 11ix l.C team .. ,. t11hlio:bed an
<.~veraU 31-8 "'in.)o tt-cnrd, Com·
pt'lation t"llml." from :6 thool
throughout fnur W tem tale>
andudins the unh rEJll,. o( Ore
son and Wa hinston
The Centrulaa lnvatat1onal •
diridrd tnlo tht' debnt tuumo·
m~nt and an mda adu I nt
toun\llm nt-"' hit'h mdudn
promptu tntt'TJ•n~tatJo o tun
and t'..XJM>Sitory to he hdd tn Jan
uat). I C pcakrn; do1med th
rt"\ oh in~ '1\ et:p~t kt' troph f
their combin(d ~r£o.rman lA t
,;ear, and are!' -wdl out m front
aftl"T IIOt,;UmuJ tJn J80 Jlnint In
the fir t hoU o( the toume tlu
\CU. Any team ~v:inning th~ over·
aall championo~hir, thret" ear-a in a
n•llli n!tir~ the ~C't:P"'lllke!i
IIO(lh).
nu n~or' C\lllr.gr dt"blltr ques
tion 1 "R£5 IL\'F.D. 'I hot
exe\:uti'c couuol of Foreign
JloliC'\ ~ou~ J be S~Bnl£ic4nll cur
tuiled.' ·
,It' LC te m a~ rnarh'-"d h I~
Jt'an \\ ard und George u tin of
the pa-ch depnr1ment • PtO 'fER l.OC
LC T eatre Ina equate
\Jc.ml>er of Lewi~ i\Od Clnrk College anti
rht: ''mounding community would bc.• well
.td\'i'c'l to t.tkc a do c look ar the.• diJnpid:ucd
(ondirion of the Fir Acre' 'I hcatre thl' ne t
time the) :mend ~ paformancc . pt c'cnt fin.:tncial ronduion
The mnst ampo11al\l objuthc of chi' dt'
p.uunrnt ,JtOuld be co gn·c \tucknts :t 'Iuper
iot t·duc au on in the.ttrr F t culum to C:'!!.pt•n
mcnt, the hc<ul of motlctn thcattc "
'uptc,~cd becau c of rhc limu.llaom o( pom
c<luipmcnt The dt;partmcnt h. thct<'fou ;,
UOnb}c tO kct p Up \~ tth model ll IICOlJ<i Ill I he..•
dcHlopmt:nt of the.: Americ::m theatre. The thcatn.; '''as origin:tlly buill in Cnmp
Acta it, \ \ra,hington il' a tcmpot.try officer.
club. h """'' , ut in piece,, 'old for pmnic;tlly
nothing and hroughl to il' prc,cnt lo .Hion
in 1916 or 191Ji. lr ~t<; on ronc:n.·tc blofk'
rather than on a ~olid foundarion, and h built
cntireh ouc of inferior wood "·hich C\'C.!Il the
tcnnit~ rt:ject. Be,idc, being un,ightlv, chc
poor condition of the building and it~ un·
'ound .. rruccurc arc haz.-ndou.,. to the:urc pcr
'"nnel :tnd patron'.
ncral }c:l.rs ago, Fir Ac:rc' Theatre wa'
ld<.GUate for the in«CJ"e.<)t in it. ~OW, hoWC\'Cr,
the number of theatre major. h:t'> increa.,cd
from tweh e to around fort ·. The thc.ure de·
partmcnt facultv, which inducted only two
profe,,or, , now h:t' £our. Yet the 'arne infer·
ior facilities Hill prevail. I ran' Rqnder.. . I C mime profc,,or , h:"
dr.m·n up am.tginauvc plan\ for a new theatre
whiC'h c:ould be built a .. :'In c tension of E\"all'
Auditorium . Hi' propo,ah c.nll for not onl)
:t la~r building and more complex \tagc
equipment, hut aho for a tcled-;ion 'wclio
.tnd 'ideo tape library tllat would ht· bt•nefi.
dal to other academic department" :a' well.
A model of chc proposed theatn " on di'>pl:ly
in Pal:uinc \fanor
We 'ihould be interc<oted in enhancing l.cwi'
:md Clark·., role a~ an int\.'gl'al part of chc
Pot tl.tnd cultural community. Reed Colkgc
has offered :t challcn~e to m in chc Conn of n
multi·million dollar thc:urc project, with
whir.h we etnnot hope to compete in our It i' not chc mtention of member-; of the
thc:11rc department to overlook the pn·,~ing
need for :tn LC scren(C raollt) Revndcn
bcJic,•e<; that ic would be fca'iiblc for the col
Jcgc to a\Sumc comtruc tion of both proj<!ct\
in rhc ne.tr future.
The problem h not a lack of intcre..,t or
iniliatiYc w•thin the chc1trc department , hilt
rather :t lack of action b\' tho'c rc~pomtblc
for the growth of th<' college.
L. V.
community forum
Concern
To ch,. editor:
Jr concern me that B. Cro o:en
and K. Lo"-ndt'.! (Communi cy For.
urn, No\', l) find it surpri<~.ing that
lh~ chaplain o:hould is~ue a "chnJ.
lenge to our lo"e Cor humanity."
HowC'·er. I "'·elcome thi~ oppor
tunit~ to «hare the following in·
!ormation:
{ 1) On Oct. 20 the printed order
of "'o~hip for the ,enice for the
Lord' Dar included this quoca.
lion from ~ar Cha,·ez:
"I am convinced that che
tru~r act of courage., the
~tron~~:~ 1 act of manli:n~s. i5. to
61ruJ";glr for justice. To be a
man i to !lufler for other~ Cod
help u en be men.'"
(2) On the following 'unday I
mentioned durin~ the oUering o(
cbank and concern!! that one of
the \'flluntef!n.; participatinll in an
informational pirket for the Unit·
ed f~~rm Worker" Or~raniz.intt
Commicrt-e had been bt:a.ten ac thP
Central Market in Salem the day
before and "'a" ho pitaJized.
Th.i• conl"l'm "'·u indudt'd in
our pra)er a( interre .. ion. How.
~ ~r. bee: au"<: I beli,.ve Chdt>tian
have a r1~pon ibiliar to do mare
than imply pra) {or their bruth·
er in neetJ, I a~ announc~ that
mr:mher nf th" Lewis and Clark
r.ou .. ,~ community had b«n in·
\llt!d lo how their C"oncern for
JU'-tic,. h) joining tudm~ and
facult from \h, Angel Colle~ ..
and th,. Unh ... r itv of Portland • end m~mkr of the UFWOC in a
ilt'nt vigil and pear.e!uJ dl'mon·
tracion a1 r.he ~ene of thi un·
fr,rtunace and unnece•..,ary act of
,;jnlenr.,. in ~.J,.m.
-inc,.rely,
J. r.ordon V crplank
Reflection
5f,m•· important quescionr; wert"
railed jo th,. to.ditorial nf the pn-:.
,;,,UI j., ue of tbe Log whir.h, I
tl1ink, demand fiQme reflection .
To begin with, ic i not the fault
uf tla,. vnatllftl that there have
br.w-n no A lC ~na te rne~:tlngs in
tlu~ paat tlm:e we~k& . The !ault lies "'ich me, the pre"ident, for
not calling a meeting for that per.
iod of time. I ·u appointed by
the tudent bcxl) co over ee "lU
dent go\emment and to fuUiU the
nC('e" ar) public relations dutie<~.
ft h. al~ my JOb to <~ee tllut pCO·
have .nn opporconit) co ~et in·
,·,.lved in che .. audenr government
proce•
We muct be realistic for a mo.
ment. ho\Oie\'er. and rrcognizl" the
face thut there i!! "imply no mar·
kct for tudent goH~mment . In
fact, the , .. r> phraMt .. Hudenc
go\ernml'nt" utually ti" n ft>el
inR of repul•ion in the minds and
stnmach of man) student I
can•t sa' chac f blame them..
Many of che cudent at Le\lo;!!
and Clark wer~ pre\·iou!ih· in·
Yohed in -nm~ form of tud,.nt
goH•mmen l ac thl" billh choo)
IP-\'el. The>· ur,. u!ualh turned oH
h) the whole mvth by the time
the) ~tet to I.C. fA.JUe~te" and uni
'ersitic.-s uflt:r from the ~me
di en&e.S that grip the high
Khool&--oltl and trrelevant imlli·
rutionfi desifOlt-d on o ~m.i..de mo
cratic bo~i11 nnd intended to edo.
calc the rudent ubout the good
ol' dl'mooacic Jlr<M:e!!• and all it
inber,.nr ad\antagt'll.
Today'& "no\lo colleges" are fo11
of tudf'nt wl111 look at thmg ~
quite a bic diff,.renll), ho~ver .
l'an of chi11 i~ due Co the improve
mt'nt of edur.ation; to television
and ic ubilit) to prc:EI"nt the
wMid ar tlu: o.tudtnc~· fin~crup ;
and co the aimt"S, whid1 df'mand
rt:J,.,anc\, Scucft•nt" lnok at ·IU·
rJenr ~ou~mmrnt in~tjcutions ond
rhl") e;r,. right chrtJugh them.
n.. avr>ra~t~ ludenc ill lcwill
and C:lllrk is turned off by the
lmsy wurk and hy the apparent
gam~·fl)ll) ing b( thu· e involved 10
.. doing ch,.ir cbin~t" 10 ,qudent
govt·rnm,.nt . l und•·rttland 1 hi~ .
lJun't think rhar I r·njoy ple')ing
thr gornt•f! any rnnrc than )OU en·
jo wah'hing rnc• J•lny thf'm, And
dnn't undr.r~ timate your ~-Pna ·
tur~. fnr, believe• m~. they are
tirecl nf it al tJ,
w .. an· ,.,·king o change. We
ere oun tdr.ring a new ton61itu.
ticlfl which would take tl1e hand-cuff< off !ltudent government
makinll it more u .. dul to the tu
dent~ It would mokf' the plea for
relevancy a realih· rather than a
moon. The new conottlfutaon would
make tudent government at
Lewi-a.nd Clark more flexible
the need" of the ~tuden ts could be
met when tht'v oro!ooC lt 1 o con
~titution that dot• .. not devote Jt·
~If to 100me of rbe anachronti'JC
traditional act I\ itie" which hove
previou~t ly been undertaken hy
!"ludent goH:mmf'nL Rntlwr it i<
a ron .. titution which rl"co~ni7e!l
che need for o clear and "ingle
\'OJce of the ~udcnts.
W are in n tran•ition now, e .
prt'iollr ht!re on our cumpu~. The
college of coda} are being chnl·
lenged for cheir H'l")' cxi,rcnce. It
i~ a time of evaluation, for every.
one I challenge you to ret·ognize
c.he prnrnr and to exerci~c chc
maturil)' accorded you whe-n
the--e ill ue., confront you per on·
ally.
The potenunl on rhi" rnrnpu i
enormou 11. The dunnce of LC pr< ..
nde .. for hoch cooperation and for
confrontnuon, wuh u fairly hent.
thy blend o! the two. Communic}'
government is on 1dt>o a po· ~
bilitv which demnnd~t artenuon
.Many (I{ you do not know what ''
entailed in the proposal-we hope
to P-Xplain it to a~ rnany tudent
ilS r10~o:.ihle within the nexc fe.,.
month... W .-need your he I Jl and
cooperation in molding a new ~tu·
dent govemm~nt in tune "'ich the
nuiaude8 and net!dr; of tht• do,.
Don 'r eomplom but proje<'t wtth
ue a n~"' "~~l'ton u new artitud"
and u ne\lo r~evon cy.
Cutin Tubb
ASLC f"" idt>nt
Bon1hing Halt
Now !bot Prt•MtJent Johrucon
ha~o invoked the bomlnng holt, I
fe,.J tbat ir 1• now lime to rfellver
m> ,;omewhnt f1r c.hand imprt·~·
iona of chi;; rnumenrow~ •tt'p. con
idering tlw puliucal oe well 011
1 he milicary a11pects.
Tium: ha be~n grnt!ral agrre
ml!nl chac Hanoi will bt" cont,.nc
to wait for the n: ult.a of the aen· 'mt•mbct !J, I
• e lC
In light of his stand on issues such as lhe nuclear non prom Th,
ation treaty, the "securih •· gap and (until just recently) the w. 01
In Vietnam, Lhe following poem/song by Bob Dylan Is is dedicalt of ev
to President-elect Richard Nixon touk
Oh my nnme it means noUung, my age It means less
The country l come from Is called Ute midwest
t's taught and brought up by Lhe laws to abide
And Lhe land 1 live in has God on its side
All the history books tell !t, Lhey tell it so well
The ca\ alnes charged, the Incli:ms fell
The cavalnes charged, and the Indians died
For the country was young with God on its side
The Spamsh American War had Its day
The Spanish American War had its day
The Civil War too was ~n laid away
And the names of the heroes l's made to memorize
Wtth guns in their hands and God on lhetr side
The First World War boys, it came and it went
The reason for fighting 1 never did get
But I learned to accept tl, accept it with prtde
For you don't count the dead when God's on your side
The Second World War came to an end
We forgave the Germans and then we were friends
Though they murdered six million, tn the ovens they fried
The Germans now too have God on their s1de.
But now we've got weapons of chemical du.~t
If ftre them we're forced to, then fire Lhem we must
One push of the button and we've shot lhe world white
And you never ask queshons when God's on your side.
Through many dark hours, I've been thinking 'bout Lhts
That Jesus Christ was betrayed by a loss
But 1 can't Uunk for you, you'll have to decide
Well, if Judas Iscariot had God on hls side. at~hl
h no•
tlte p . i Ru
tr.rnm
n\
• Yll'tO\
or of
o~ AI
WI
mu
[~all
bl
5
tl
So now as I'm leavmg, I'm weary as hell
The confusion I'm feeling, ain't no tongue can tell r
The words fill my bead and Lhey feU to the floor
That If God's on our Side He 11 slop lhe ne:tt war •
-JGD 1~
I more community forum
cral clet:lton before negot iaun~t in W 1• nre, in eHt•cr 11upportmg m ng~
cornt~l and with "incerity The \Cry o,jmall minontv or che af ;e.
fuel that th(• n~xt ... erie of talk e111. The avera~(· Vietnamese ~1
ho' been .. ~t for the ,j•uh of the nnly intcrc ,t<'d in che race <:Ned or~
month v.ell !~lllhtontiute!l lht the blark market and avoidn on
In facr. it is not erroneou!l to rht wr~th of tht• VC. '\ \ A d~
B'"'llme that the adminiMrntion tht• U .. troop<~ . Rt
ddayed the holt until recently for . Con .. idenn(l" the :-late of >~Jl
JU-.t thot rea .. on. But for the '\(orth Vtctnomt·'l! c·conomy, Comm111e1
\ ictnarneo;e In a~rt'e to nny mu i111m would be much better for t'Afr~c~
tual tonre.ssiun" would oceem to pt•ople chan o .. puppet dem'lJro..l
be foolharrly . By !tolling through raC) ." D> t· culoting che wnr ·'-'u 'J
the cmsuin~t calk-.. t.l)t:) cun not ,..
onl)" gain militnrv advanta~e t•r '<'arnng the connln and 1 e
rhrough troop infiltration" (per pcoJIIt und hy hnrmin~t our inl<tht W
hafl" ns much a<~ 30 to 40 dn't ) nnttonnl prc .. tige, ond b) rislill'1'0l1,.er
but nl!'ll dt"<:over what '~Pel'i!ic nddillonnl internal di'lorder liJ:t k f
octton11, if on), .,.ilJ he token by unurl"hy
the new pre!;ident after he a~
"'umes ofhce.
Enrly Ja .. t "ummer, ond includ
lllll r he lute spring, the military
octi\ity around Do ~ang , a" weU
10 as most area<~ m the RVN
reached u hip;b poml. due to che
r.urtailmcnc of the bomhm~r lo
ju!'ll fifty mile• above the DMZ
In !uct, the I Corps felt rhc effects
uf this curtailment uncil the
month of October. Wtth the com.
inv mon(;()Qns, one can only a •
umc thai the inCiltratJon of
tmops and ... uppliC<O will he much
gr•·uter chan t\en lot-I ~ummer.
Unlc " rhe appropriacc 111tep~
ore· token we can expecl thnt
next Janual), around the end of
thr mun!'oOons, will bring nn even
hloodirr 1 «!I chnn che prC'\aous
)'P.ur. \ moral \ ictut) for the-NVA
ut tlujlo ttmc: could prolong chc
wnr or lt·a t unotber year
lt •~ In\ contention. m view of
alw lu~th eoq o! men ond mater·
iu} a" wcll u rhe damage to our
imnf(r in the tnlt•matJonol phrrc•,
thut on unconditiOnal withdrawa l
i-10 ordrr. It 1 on I) renli tic to
1111-ume chac Communi m will
..v•·ncuull}' win 10 Souch Vu•tnam.
'rill' \ Jelnumel!e Jlt'ople have
nt'ithcr ch" ntt'an nor tht> v. ill to Wayne R. igner
l /Cpl tiSMf 235:302-:fa.id.
Former)>• Cln~!l of -
Pro(t' or John T Broun o{ ~
Lewis and Clark Fng lt~h
ment Y~JII ll:ivc rhi• wcl'k'
'ft-11Unlt'nt nt Chopel tht~o Sunrl ..
Tht· IJIIc nf hi" talk wtll he '-·~·
dn)."
Cho 11el t held at 10 30 a m.
allow t uuc for dto;c U!l"ion and
ff'l· down>~ttur after thr.
TI1c ~il·in t·ontmue".
pioneer log
OHu ~1ol publication of the Ar.PoO
cutted Stutlcmts of Lewit. and
(lurk Collrgc, 0615 S.W. Pnla·
LJnc llill Roof!, Portlnnd, Ora.
97159 Publitd1ed 1 wtce weekly
duriny rhe '4l"hool year by Gano
Puhlt hin~t (n. ·econd ole •
po tajl;t poid uc Port lund, Ore.
EDf'l Olt \lice L C:hri.,ten en
Manu~llllt fo.ditor Julie Perct"ll
,\d\t ~rti,.ing Mgr. Don leap
Ad' i11or Coy Jenkilll >\Cillbct !), I o\·cmhcr 9, I 968 PIONEER LOG Page !
orm Overrun One . tudent' Opinion
LC Scene of Halloween Offensive Compassion Is Needed
b1 DrN Ghondlu
lear non ·proill 1 Thoufth the activity wos unlil'lt·
~ently) the ~ nn tht Homecomin~t ~chedu le
1 lS is dedlcalt of e'·t:nttl, I .ewi11 nnd Clurk molc11
tqok odvnntnRe of Halloween
i less Dtght to portlcapntr m thnt time·
h nurt'd 1\mericon college gome, n d le c panty ro a
RuJ,.,. nf the game vary lntle
e.
e
lllr side
ends
they fried
must
white
ur side
10ut this f •m r.ampn to campus, anti
mnn\ of thr. advnntag« ore the
Jme. Fir t, it i8 n gnnd woy of
m"eting nt"w people an a rdoxed
al o!lphcre ~o molter whnt hap.
ne P'" nrc hnund to make o
ta ting impre~,inn on many pC"'·
pit•.
Set:onrlly, it is such a chenp way
of fumi~hing your trophy room
1 it i~ not to b.:. overloohd
u t think ho¥. your frtend8 will
ptai"'e you to ee your eaptured
• ing pin) tcx whatever it '" bang·
,!lJI:g mnjc!lilit'ally on your wall, all
t>l) hron1cd nnd poli!!hed. You
can then promlly point out the
yariou" trinkets you'vc: ptcked up,
or ocr, such plnces o11 the Boule
of ~\kin ltnll or the eige of
tl'wort.
~c: victim.; of ~uch JUnket& are
ualh· nwur~ of whnt till coming
o helor~ the-forct· mt>bilite... for
IW· 11howdo ~n and will prepare
th~ rominR campaign by do
uch petty tlung'l as locking
JIIJl doors and htding the 'lilk nnd w ~ in place.; of forbidden en tranct-but thi i• to no '\vall, Tltl'
force• of evil will rvt"ntuolly tri·
urn ph.
Ccttinp: into a dorm i11 rc•nlly
never much of n problem for nny
hunch of dl"tcrmin.-d guy11 wbo
WliJ 11top nt nutlunjt to p:rt whcu
tlu~y cnme lookin,:c for This con
be nchit'Verf by un) ancl all toe.
tic' known to mon. Onl' &uch
mn\lc i to ho"e a cliver~ion.l f')'
action in front of thl' dorm, ~uch
D'< a friend!) wntcr fight. whill' at
th~ hock door. th~' commando of
the roidinp; party are bu~y pick.
ing thr. lock. Once this is occom
pli"h"d tht>re nrr. no holda horrecl,
and the en&uinK hattl~ i~ fought
deep within th~: depthB of the ny.
lon jungh-. Other m1•thods com.
monly u~cd invol"r the u ,. of an
open window. or the quration ''Is
Janie in?" followed b)' the door
being throw11 open while vir1tm
<~brink into qubmtl'l'lton.
Wuv.-upon wa\'c of mnroudin~t
honrd" of tlilk-"tnrved molt· bur t
through the ~utc-.5 to do their tlt:$
tinc:d dut) Breokinp: mto roving
pock~ of two nnd threr, thr: cru·
'<adf'r cttrefully pick their way
throu~th mvnnd terror8. FiMlly
the fort Knox of the silken lace
i, found The hands of the unven
one... ~n~erlv pounce upon thdr
deottnt-d booty nnd grub nil th.-y
can But ala!!, there is always the
JlOOr blundering idiot who un!!U!I-
tell
or more community forum
war
-JGD I igot
lurrah for Jock De" Boui11on11, trum I llltort.. t•thtor roct"'lt nnd hate-
. m njlt'r! He cmn1nly ha11 placed
~:ct Nupportmg ,f!JC on a tim· li~t. Lt't me se&-
'tty of the niO.. few nome" ~land out very
c Vietnnme'lt \ e tht!rc they ore. h>~t·
n the nee r · amnn~ thou11ond11
~t. and avoidn f H I . f h VC [\\A ll er ts or up on t e
t ' • • And we have o mon named
rc:ccntlr of England ond
te 'tote of phis. Tenne• ce. Oh. ye.«,
)omy, Com not for~rt the white outh
.ch better for ll,..rr.can bigot<~ and the Mau Mau
"puppet of the 1950 who
ing the wnr women ond children
ar goal! by hecnu~e the\ hod ~bite "km.
countn nod could go o~ ond on. through
•rmmg our Wnlloce" und the other robble
anti b, but let' !'top here ond
Ill diwrder nt our l'J)Ort" editor' .. hero
~n1111· :h nnd Carlo<~ did Ji,·e n lie
R !:>1gner t") did for month accept the
USMC 23~;302E (~.0d. clotlung, "heher nnd train·
•ly Cia ~:~!! of of tht~ pl'ople of the United
ks Su rulay • of \me nco.; ond th~n
t•nr••t uround and gave them the
~ i ...
T. Braun of tl Wt•rt-ufrrutl like .. evern1
hluck nthlett''l that i r they
"-,-sed to he u port of ..um~thtng
did nor belte, e tn, they
,..l~lrl nut h~ ublr to lnuld theu
ego'i, lleroe5, hell• "Para·
i n lwtter ~ord. English d
~5 ~(·f'k' ...
pel thit~ Sund
•lk will be
nt 10:30 a.m
cu8sion .lnd
ftcr the
nue<-.
log
1on of the A"SI)o
o{ Lewis ond
615 S.W Palca·
Port land, Ore.
tWICC Wctkh
year by Cono
econd cia •
Portlund, Ore.
L. ChrtK t~n c.n
J ulu· Percell
Oon l.eap
Co)' J t:nkin• Lftll and Clark eou.,.
Templeton Commons
Dlnlnt Rooms 3 • 4
Novtmber 11, 1968
11 A.M. to a P.M. It\ time the !tCUm of the earth
black, ) ellow :1nd whih top
thro¥~ ing fuel on the too lowly
dying ember.. of hate and bigotry,
nnd allow the (riend of mank.inrl
to <~tnnd out 0' example Martin
Luther Kmg wo~ one of tho~c
men He: •· a hero, and lon~~: nfter
the hell of bigotry ha rung out
it-la~t knt'll, hi" name will live
in the heart! o{ all men.
C<~rl F. Irwin
Copeland Dortn
Plan Happening
Titc Copeland Hap~ning will
happen '\o~ 9 from 9 p.m. to
midnif:ht aturda). There io; no
admi!'o ... lOn charg~ for the donee,
hght .. bow or rdre~hment-
Thu band for the dnnc,. Will ht·
tbc Tutnl Edip11e nevttr before
heard at I.e~ •~ •tnll Clnrk fhey
are not ~o mudt tmttnt or~ o they
nrc inovatl!,... of thetr own mU!IlC
fhc Hght !'how "'ill be pre -en ted
b\ Peak Fraun 11nd Co. Thi~ i"' a
profe""lonnl liftht show with three
o\;erhend proj«tors ttfling triple
la)er colort"d liquid<, and two
~hde proJector~ uaing .. tide made
by Peal FnlUn, F're~ punch anti
t;lonut hoi~ will hl" t'f'\ td per.tingly make" th~ bi~ge~t haul
ol tlte night only w find oul that
he hit the h.-ad re!lident '~ room
by misro.h That's a nn.no
,\ hl'r ~,·,.mmg hour• of plunder
ing, thr attackers w1thdra"' with
rhroir pnil of war liJ how tht.ir
pril•· in full rl'~talia . Sometimf'~ it
il! all tit-d in one big 11tring nnd
hung in rhe "indoY., while tht'
1norf' t•"tpert membere of th~'
r.orps "'ill 11 e certain items in dif·
fr.r~nt waye. Some wiJI n,· them
from thdr C4r antennas like
quirrels talf".& ond still other&
u•e them &5 double barrel sling·
hotl!. Th.-re are even I!Om~ e.nt.-r·
llfi5ing !;0111 whCI will find a
name on tlwir booty and call the
victim to a!.k it liOmething hae
h~"en loer ond if they t":ouldn 't he
of foOmt n!$i8tance in finding it.
ln thr end ff'mrninf' pridr. i~
"ometl!nt! df'ntcrl. but mO;JI wom
en e!lcaJlt" unharmed and WO)
deep down tnaide those depth!!
that no man baa yet been obll" to
C'onquer or undeutand, i11 the
feeltn~ thot it wu 11ure a groov}
night. b1 Kl'n f'un4
Ri,.hord C:<Jrdinal Cushing of
Bo~ton ho unant,.ntionolly demon.
tr41t-d humanity'e r.n.podry for
pdtines l! by hi! rlefenf'f: of Joekie
Krnnr.dy'& rr.cl'nt marrialle to
f.rf'l"k millionnir,. .\ri tot!.-Ona,..
• 81!'1.
Wh,.n n•k~ '" c-..ommt>nt on
Jadue'l! marriag,., C a r d in a I
Cushing told a di54ppoint,.d pab.
lie that h~' hod tallcrd with h,.r be
foreltancl, and that ht! had not
r.mm elr::d agnin!.t her dedeion to
w .. d. Hr: a ..,.rt,.d thot flh,. 11houlrJ
marry who l!ht! plea '!!, and UJ:t·
ar. tP.d that we mi~Jht ow,. the late
Ptt'Jlidtnt Kl"nnedy' !l widow om,.
charity-that wr. tully hen·,. no
riaht in judging her.
We-the p«"opl~appar .. nlly di&
n~tr~l'. Jadci~ hu d~troyf'd the
myth we crt.at~d fnr her. and we
ore bitter about it. In voicing an
opinion n obviou11ly right, the 75-
year-old Cu~hing ha• become a
turttet at which is burled Ameri·
c.u's abu11r.
Off--Campus Student Gives
Impressions of Georgetown
b) Ly«-11 Rauluon
worgetown. The home of for.
mer pre'!ident John f. Kennedy.
Wa11hington'-northwest t~ide ••
comparnble to Blackstone jn 'Jew
York, Telegraph Hill in B~ton
the Polo Club in Denver or ~ec
lllm-of Lake o~wego. George
town ha~ now bf'Come o symbol
o{ pre'illge and for tho'le 'Who wi.q,
to he "with it" in Washing.
ton, D.C.
Tt ha~ on air all il~ own: c:ob
hlestonc ·ide~ o.lk~ old lamp.
po•te, ond tree branches onr
hangjng narrow "treell! filled with
Por>~Che~, Jaguar" and other
form, of European automobilia
parked nolle to tail The hou~.
nll colonial, •orne p~udo-colooial
are pocked tog"ther and in ..ome
ca~"«'" are even on top of uch
other. Property i limited and
judgment
The A J.C Jodician Board haoc
re,·iewed n co!le concerning the
'iolotion of intenri<~itation rules.
It found the defendant guilty of
illt-f(nl entn .into a women's dor
mitt~n ond of violating intervi11i·
tution rulct~.
The ddendant wiU be r~rtuircd
to i~n in with hi~ bead ~ident
e' ery r.vcning at 8 p.m. and 11
p.m. for a p<"rioc:l of f1\·o ~eek~
He "ill report (ompletion of hi
t'nlent'e on 'fov. 25. but \\ill be
on probation for the duration o(
hi" ~nrollment at Lewi. and
Clark. Any additional offt!n e <lur
ing thi~ period "iU caU for auto
matic and tmmeJiate -~pen .. ion
for one academic tenn.
Thi6 pcnalt\ 'o\tll be made a
rnottt•r of rt·cor<J tn a sealed en·
\elope Ciled ~ith hi. tran!!Cript<~
in the OfCil'e ,11 the Reghtrar . If
there ure no further conv1ctionl5
b)' lin} l.cwi, a.nd Clark judicilll
bod}. the envelope ~ill be de·
1 ruyetl upon hi~ leuing Le'o\ i
.mJ Clnrl.
Reed College JET to N.Y.
$90-Dec. 21
Open to Anyone
Call Merrie 77 4-91 08
Evenings pnc are high.
On weelct!nds the area turns inlO
a madhou e, takin,; on what could
be de!eribed 1111 a carnival air.
Old pl"ople, w~kend hippi~, col·
le~te l'tudent!, .Marines from Vir
ginia's Quanicn ba e--all con.
ver8e on this quiet uburb and ex
plode, !'Orne quieter and more con·
"~~>rvativt." than other , but none
the le • looking for exc:itemt!nt.
Wt,.cOn!<in Avenue the apes of
Gt"'rlft10 ~n. looks like LA Strip
or Bro11d~ay in Ponland on a
, nturda' night.
Thf!r,. is a trem~ndnus num.
her of hops in Ct":Orgetown rani[·
ing in r«iahies (rom the .. Bard
Cage" (Johneon mockery ) to
.. The Poodle Pub," where th,. elite
of Wa•hington's poodledom mee~
to niH and get clipped. at an C:X·
~nsi\t~ t~nip. Georgetown even
ha~ it own funt"ral home, where
proper We hington ~toes to die and
be buried ~ith <lignit •• It even
co tt~ more to die in Ge-orgetown
than anTwhere el!e in Wa hing.
ton.
Ori f!inal Prints
Displayed at. LC
Th,. young ('olleetor. the-•ea·
sonttJ ~onnoi!!l<"ur. nr merdr the
inaer~ t«-d tUud~nt '"ill hnn: an op.
portunit lo ,jew an e.'\hibition of
original Jlfint h)· C(lntemporan ·
ani t at th,. Templf'ton Colle~~
Ct-ntcr from 10 a.m. to 10 11m. on
No,·. lith.
Thic e hibition will indudt!
more than 1.000 ori~inal etcbinll ,
litho~;raph and "oodcut b) uch
arti ts a" Pica o, Chagall, Miro,
Goya, Renoir. Ballkin and Koll·
~ itz.. Ito on di11play will be a col
lection of western and oriental
manu!ICript pagr-from ~ orks of
the thineenth to twentieth c«"n·
• torte •
Part of 1he Ferdinand Roten
l~allerit> of Baltimore , \lan··
lund, the exhiltit i primartl)' de.
!<iiJllt-d "' prnn\ote intert""l in art
rllllC<'ting. Tht' l""c.bibit toun cam·
1111~e 1uoun<l the country offering
original ~-ork Ill Jlrl•'el! ranpng
from S5 to $1.000. with the major.
it r ,,riceod undc-r $10(). This tour
give • ull~~c etudent the np(l(lr
tunit · to purcha~ original worka
at rclati\cly low pril~es. In a taJ)f!d inlf'.niew t.roadc.aat
over WF.:EL. 8011ton, he said
"Many ltll~'f J ha~f' rec~'iYed,
l'ondemnintr me for a~kin,; r.har·
ity for Jaequelin,. Kennefiy, tated
that I am only inter~red in
mnn~) · .•• it ( th"! etatemenL ) hat
l!howered up9n m,. ao many mail
delivl"rie&. eom,. of wbit-h are in
the langua~~:e of th,. guHt'f, iC l
ma..-o charactf"rize th,.m, that J
hne decided to chan~e m
plan ••• u of Au1n t 24. 1970, I
propo~ to r~tire at! Archhi!hop of
BO!Itoo."
What motivates ~pi,. to epecu.
late ;)YeT the reaeona for Jackie's
marria~c and what in pires them
to attad; Cardinal Cu•hinG with
t~uch energy i" a base cynjei m
they sub!itute for troth
W'h~ber or not the Pope ac
cept Cu11bin~'t1 re&ignatinn-and
rhe Vatican indicat,.d h,. won't
we •hould not o•erlook 11 v~ry
fundamental point in this mCM.
Th~ Cardinal ha been con
dtmntd for a king us to ell~rcise
!Om,. compa ion, to practice
what wt claim to belii"Ve, which
i' what ChristianitT-or human·
iMn-is aU about. And it ehouldn't
tak~ 11 ardinal to remind us.
Attractions
Coming Soon
To Portland
Allhou~th Ponland rna • seem to
be ~me sort of cultural waste·
land. po .. ibl • woru than televi
vision, \'arinus or~ani&ation a and
a~n~.g ure working po iti.ely to
bring ouL,tanding talent to the
Portland area.
This Wl"ekend :sbooJd br.: con.
sid,.r~ as on,. of thO!e examples
of bijth quality cultural enter.
tainment aVIlilable in thi!!t louie.
Ctric Theatre is l!ltaging ''Star
':>pangled Girl" and .. Red:man
Place."
Celebritr Attract.ion!l, one of
Portland' oldc:.."l and mo~ ~
peeled Aft~Dde!. i Ct')nlinu in~; its
inaugural ~.son m Lh,. 'ew Civic
Auditorium. Les Danseurs A fr:i.
cains will appear !\'ov. 8. The ISU·
pttrlatiYe 5tyle and technique of
Carlos Montoya "'ill be offered at
the new facility Nov. 9. Dionne
War"' ick. on amuin&l) pt>pular
inger. ,.,•ill grare the marble
framed ~rase No,. 10.
Student intcre ted in &eeing
th~e shows bould contact the
Ch·ic Theatre il(lx office at
228-3048 fnr .. ..,, :u Spangled Girl"
and "'lkekm:ua Place.'' Tickets
lor Le! Daneeurs. Carlo footo
ya and The Dionne W rwick Show
art' 11\"'lilable at Celebrity Attrac
tion_. 22MlHl.
Padrow To Speak
At Annual Dinner
Bat Padro,.·, bead o{ the
percll department at Portland
~late Culle£e. will be the main at·
traction at the Mort\!' and Dada'
Dinner annuaU · preknted by the
.\lothen! Club of Lewi~ and Clark
Colleg~. Th~ buffet dinner will be
held at 6;30 r.m. on No,·. 11 in the
Trail Roon1.
Padrow, famow at! tb~ coach
of the champion hip CoUegc Bowl
lf!lUTJ from P C. and pre3entJ
the moderato r of a local vuaioa
uf that how. will cona"rn himself
with the 11\Ubjl!C~ .. s,~h (Jom.
munic.ationa : The. Silent Lan
guage. .. p tgt: 4 PIO~~ER l OC. NO\~mbt•r 9,
pioneer sports PioneersSee Come "-'ack • 111
Jack Des Bouillons, editor ~;nt hu in rn 1Hil hc• t Ito kc• tu
I r.'' i und l.lnr '1.1 gnmt• ngtunl\l
Ct>lJege of lclnht\ tomorrow nltrr.
Ia I :"AIUMII!•
('Onlt•ntmn. l.u1 r,----:\ -.1\' E c .R t-:,\ I ~ \\' ..
hCArtlu·••oldn~t 7 lu 0
the IICJUIIcl hoJ'~ ( nr
-----~ Bichom (21) &allll Hill lhil,.! (77) ,::o ofttr n lc>U•c• bull ,Jur·in,::
J., ... lu "illunwll•".. 'fh,• ln!ll! kno<'kffl tlw Pic>IH • r. frnm title•
o c·cmtrl>ncL. rfCurl oguin•l C.ollc.•~tr. of (dnhu llltnnrrctw 111 lciJho.
-Lo,:: Jlhuto In "'{olt (,utlcr 0
noou un ld.aho'e homr 111d.
"The higgc"t ul~lnt •lt• h~ thnl wt•
lu~l un uppo1111nity lo pin) Cnr tht
1111t " 'urnmt•nted ht ul rnnda Frt•d
" 1l .on, "Our perlormnncc will
it JH"nd t•n how our ft IJo~s (l.'cl
nhout !nnthnll.
•• If tlwy Hmlh lo' ,. I he ~orne•
nntl hn' •' J•ride in theml!eht 'tl wt·
"ill ht' all risht. IC they phn only
for the gt•al , like n d111mpion·
hiJl, ~t· nn: in troublr."
But conch Wilson rxpres~r.d n
grr.nt de tl o( fn.ith in hi lt'nm.
"lf I \H'fl' tn l~t•t,'' he ~id, "I'd
het ~~ \\on't let down Wt'lt gi~e
th~m ,, gocHI gnme."
The finnl outcome of tht. flOml',
huw<•n•r, could hinge on the con·
dition5 of l\'>O firl'l line perfurmrr
for tlw Piotwer .q, Doth Tom lloy It
nnd Ouug lt•iclhnlt urtJ doubtful
tnrlt r clut to injuriei! rcceivt•rl
in tht· \\ alluml'llt• contest.
Roth injutie5 in' ohe th~ knrt'"
anti \'\ il!On hintt·d ot till' po ~hit.
it)' of nn opt•rotion for Ro,·lt• nt
thr. l'nd of the Eoeasun ~ 1thing
cldinitc· is known ) ct.
l11e Colle!!<' of Tdnho
'~n much ~imilnr to quntl i
PnciCio
••••r••••••••• : CONCERT HALL :
IIEW CIVIC AUDITORIUM • ................ _ •.
t SAT., NOV. 9-8:30 P.M. 11
a: : lt 9KCMdJfe. Co--Champion Harriers Face Test
For District 3 Title T ornorro<W
I
j(
I • Carlos
4.00, 3.25, 2.50
Students s 1 Len )I
IAHICAMERIC. UD •«l'TtD Jl
************* • SUN, NOV. t0-&30 P.M.
·1JiAw'IA
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kurit•
lllreu1btuf
lite ••rl4
It • tAHKAMfi!ICAliD .&CaPUD • SS,$4,$3 k • " ************* • • WED., NOV t 3~8:30 PM 4 • • • • b) Mik.• p,.~rl
ror dw third time th4 eason,
the l,c\li j.-nnd Clark cro!!*cotmlrJ
team cln h•·e "'ith the Willtunettc
hurri··~. 11 was onl) lnst ntur.
do that these '"' o quad tit•d for
the conference chnmpion"lup in
the" North"'''' ConfertiiCI" m• et
11ti tJme tht batt I e~round is
th,. Ua trict me t to he held at
Rluc l.ake tomorw~ morning nnd
tlu Paone• r& nr• looking {or their
ftr t \ICton O\Cr the Rcarcnt
~ho "'Cil' tn\nht•d JO !lac confer·
Pnr.r lie, ond carHcr l!tOt•Jled 1 C
b a mglc pQUII
There dul"~ nul npJlt'llr to be
on\ uther team rnpable of chal·
J,.ngmg the ~orth'l',t',t Cnnfer••ncc
co·chorn f''''"~ · The nnl) other
1iC)Uud Wilh B dalllll'C !etm!! to he
orth"'··~t Nnrorf:'lll' of I1J 1ho.
Per onnl dun),. will tlmninatc
much .,f the mr•et. \It hough tlw
111dtliduo I winner i11 not rd.urn •
aug thi )l'ftl thr· other top nm.
ncn~ n re l111• k
IJt<nna~ \ldndf)IJ of 'onhw ~~
Nnznrl"ne wa tht' runn,.r-up ln"l
nar and huuld find it di!hcult
In lnJI lh'e na~e I I Viho \\IllS
thmi nl thr meet.
fIX, th,. NorthWl' 1 Conl••rc:nr,. champ, hns L( en really imprt'!'l•
sh·e nnd must ho con idcred till:
fn vor it c.
The Pione•·r ' '1 ··d Donnnn
pid.:•·d off fourth lost ••uson und
h11 hecn runninc well enough
durmg the current ) cnr to im·
JITO\e on that fini h. 'lo~..alu r
"ith Fix. l C ha tlw l\\o tor hnr.
rien; in tlte Di~trir.t nnrl could con·
<'CI\Ilb)) lltkc the tOJl tWO JIOlS
'" tlae rnce.
Th,. Orc:gun Cullrgint•' CnnCcr.
enc:i' champ, 1\Tnie Pm, dl of
OCE, "ill nlw 1,.. l'liJ•ech·rl to
challcng~ 1hc h•a!ler .1nd hns u
<.hot nt the in•liwlual till•··
Q,·erllll dr'plh ill thl• !Jig Ud\UII•
ta~c IQr LC . .;\ trio of rookt;, Kt'ith
Woodard , llnb lh Nh anti I uurit•
Rr•nt ~·hiL·r. nrr· .tll cnn i~oh•nt nntl
h:nc lto~n r11picl imprmt•mt:n t in
tbeir fir"t \f'.JIT. ,\II thut• rnn lw
r.ountt"tl on to h•ncl nt cd•·rl Sll pp!lrt
tu tile· Fix nnd DormiLh duo.
Murk \l.wdt•l nnd Pete Firth will
nl~o ht• runnin~ fur thl• l>iunt·•• r 5,
Ord.inar ily the cour • me. a urr•s
fnnr mil•• . but the Uhll' [ ak••
nu~et owill CO\r'r ft,~ miles, muk·
ing it morr or (I rh•tnnrr• run•.
'I hi incr.·u ,. m &!u;tunr•r• houlrl
hc n fnl tor in favnr of the Pio-111 l'rt! "hn \\ill bo strongN thon
\\ rllnm~'ltc in the long roc1•.
\notlll'r mujor factor center
nronnd tlw number of tron~ 111
dh iduol competitors in tlw ruce
~tnct· mnr•• top runner~ \\ill bt•
r<•mJn·t.ing. tlw timi!S of tht• h·od·
•·r lwuld he fa H·r thnn u unl.
.AI o c:untrihuting to {n!!tcr timus
,,m Ill' tht• cnur...,• lnyout "hich i
flat und •·on~idcred to he n (oct
o;urfnc•·
'l1t1• Di~trirl meet will offt·r the:.
co·chnmp from Palatine Htll th
opportunih to ~nin "'ill nnotlu•r
Litlt~. 1f tlw B••orrnt!'i from ~al""m
cnn Lc lwld hncJ.:, rh,•n the Pio
n,•,•rs cnn r:tck up another cham·
pion hip. -
Socc~r Team
Meets Pilots
l••wt .1nJ Clark'~ .. orrr.r tenm
"ill m• • t the Unh cr it' nf Port·
lnnd Pilnt 11 tomorro" Kt<'koH i
nl ? Jl m.
"\\ t woulrl welcomr. nll thto up·
J>UTI t lu L ·~ i~ anti Clarl, ... un1t·nt
cnulcl ~IH' 11 ,'' comrnt·nll"d C':Oar.h
Carr·> ()' \rc)'. Althuugh tht• Pio·
nc r "'"'' yrt to UlJ It' victor),
tlar.\ tied lrngue lending Rcrd Col •
lr·ge in tlw i r ln 1 gnme • I aho
Luth••an, un t•urlit•r Pionn•r "'
tim. ''Tht·r nrr lug nncJ Iron~ 1
front," uh~crw·tl Wal,on "\Ve a
JHu)ing it is nut mudtl) \ b
£it•hl will hr.lp them "
From de !1-n'lin r·ud to t•nll, t
\\eight fur C uf I cut• 19.~, 22:
21!11 291 nncf 1111. ,\dderl to t~
nru• o( tlwir linrhnckcrs UJlS t
fiOUit• nt ''11
Conch \\ tl nn renll) hns I
gnmr• plnn tn rnincl, onr• for
dr fit•ltl und one lor 11 \\Ct o
"(( it is wei, we'll thrrnY,'' ~
f'. plnrnc<J, "J ( it'R dry ~ll Ute [
• mg to run,
"Thi" 1 ju I the UJIJlOSilc
~hat you ~<houltl do, but we t.
no rhoir.t·."
College of Idaho J!l mntnh
JlUI>SIIIS lt'lllll, With thctr b
thn•nt quurterbnck Lon 'rrox
IIi~; stull•t u <~ nrc very nnprt•Jit<i
.rvcrnllinv 1 ~8 ·ord Jll'r ga
through tlw air, llo cttrrtnt
rnnk third in the lrnguc.
'I ht'\ ltuve t \\ n {int• r('(:ciH~rs . .
1 Oil)' fngli h und Dn\c ~onn
lwrg, ''I ht:) nre dongt r
thr•mgh the· uir," 8nid "1
"!Jut tlu·ir ~round gnmr 1 not
good ngnin 1 ,, gootl dt'fen-.in~ 1
cluh."
L<mktnp hack on the ~ tllom
gum1• \\ tl on enid •·our
pl.l\ t•cf u·ul ~nod !ootholl. EHr
on1• (;11\ c top pt•rformnnc t'.&, .. \HI Vi!. • TOI
.m.
ti9rp
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tte l
Ctn
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a ~
mpl
ns 1
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:15 1
Th
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hnprt
[lu bn
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t
n· Tlw one point which rrully h
ho"c"·r, -nu tlw fumhlc.". "H
do you cout h not to fumhle • hou
wonclen·d Wit on. "Our o11 ton
1\IIS\\'I'r i-. \V l. hud Letttr ru; n ~
tnl·tla ... IIIII •
intramurals
Theta Chi J!rtt•tt•d the nc"
rl••pt•nclrnt tt•.un "ith n o'
trouru wg, U).O, in tht• fir I SA
nn \ o\ I. Thie ~anw rtprc t•
n "urn up lo the UJJCOtning g
''ith the !'lronj!. $uppor1t'rs, "
won I'll 11) OH'r I .tmbtlo Phi r
ilon .w.t8. Thi de the: stallc I
till' twn unrldt·lltcd tcoms to m
in 11 hcnd·on tlUt·l to dccidt• fi
plunl in till' intramural len
stumling •
In Snturdn) 's ~umr the
Com won h\ forfeit rwer the f
,•ult\ 111td tlu PI ~ ... queukcd
tlw '-)1\1!' 15 n flu Jnllfjllll or'
tur} Cor th• -,pr~ 'H'" u ,.,~r~
lntt m 1 ht· ~nmt
W •·e tier Meet
A mt•t•lin~ 11ith IJ,. hClld 1\lond to sf
8111
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tun.·
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nat~
lum
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lttr
tud
ut 12:15 in 'll•mph·ton Commf.l w
(ur ull tho e ttulrnt mlerc I
in turning out fur wrt• tlrng. f 1e
further infurmutton ·tt' coa
Oc::l 'Smith m '\Jt•l ... on llou,.c.
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s,.f.,, I Curti•• to R r·Ji~f,•nrr /Ifill
f ntms,.fing a ""~ JlubLcotion
tllilurnrnc lt' u<~ .1 It' XI fur tltt c lu-•
e,. in JlruiiJl r''"""eling nl l.t•wiot
nrul ( lurk r now uvnr luhl~ nl tlu
bnul. ten and C'.uun,l'lin~ ( c•ntt·r
nu hnok . pt·cr rwully 1"0~1"1 ' tht
f<' idt·nt o J'-lltnl· · rulr 10 coun
t•l•nK. \t; nntt•d in tht tntrudur·
• 111111:
"In tilt' c·our~>t• uf a )eur tlw
r••o;irlr-nt 11 -.i lanl will lu.l\t' to
,J,·al "tth u \"lUlr'l) of prohlo·Jll
un on mrlh uluul hn i , ... onu: of
tlll'rn lu in~ nf 11 Jll'r onul n,Ltnn·.
It i JIBtlic'ulorly the Iutter funt:-1 inn, of lannlctl intlivtcluul em
··ling. \'> htth i~ tbr• cunn•rn
tlu book."
Wnllt·n h) Don l Nt.-ker .o
tfin•rtur o( C'UIIfl'Ct'ling, and Ja
••Itt· T llnrrinf{ton , n".U t~taut d
n c tur lhr buuk otnpha 17C
plulu-.upJay -sonwwlau I Untqllt! wi
1 cwa untl Clurk tltut unrh•rg,ra
uult flour lt•Ju.lcr huvt• tlw nbiht
11nrl ttan be cnlnH•II'tl. to rttrl') c
n fl.Tt·Ul rlrnl o{ tlldl\ aduul Cf111rt
• '"K·
rtu~ JIIIJll'f hurk \'nlutnt•, with
< .,..,.r rlt• iJ•n In 'llurmnn l'ttlltC.h
11 !li<~tont prolc--.ur of .art, js 1
pruclur t nf tltt• Ndf Printing at(
Puhlil!hing Co, It dl-(or $2.95 11en
•
~ts I On lewis
and
clark Lr.wis and Cla1k Collcgr. -f~.Hnblishr.rl J8t,7
ditor \ ol XXVU. No. 9 PorLl~tnc.l, Oregon Friday, November 9, 1968
usic Hour Format to See Revision
ttunln~ •,. 1 tn 0
1 the• ?\orth'> t •I
~· te;
JUDd. "Even
and n conch c
~-We wunted
i!l not pO!'siblt•
••
team &ITI\C~ f
elune" 1 h1: qm
,lied. Howe\'t~r,
j.. ll)mbolic.
o~hored.
the Pion
cunferencc .A commlltef' ho" been formed
amprove l..owis ond Clark'e
hour"
Primarily for the benefit o{
u~ic moJor•, the hour long "e&
t\n, 2 to 3 Jl m on Wedoe.'Kiay~
Evan@, pr~'lt-nt" mumc for
,fy ond ttnjoyment. h ol11o pro
moJOrin(l atudent<~ with a
to ga1n valuable perform ang experience.
The commhtte' purpo <I!' is to
put mort! lif~ and vnru!t) into
th111 proitfam
... Although mo!t people are un.
aware of it, the mu~ic hour is
open tQ oll ~tudt-nte," eaid junior
Gary .Nd•on, '1·he mu~ic hour
will continue to he presented for
thf mu ie majors, hut Wtl'd likt•
to be able to rea<'h more of the
lacement Sets Job Interviews
The Placement oHice will be
•nducllnl( o I!Cries of interviews
r cninr through Nov. 15, OC·
,r,hn~t to Flit.nbcth Dobcock. Rc
• IIIICN
• mpU111CS rt-pre!lenhng vnriou'l
-will be O\'ailable to
with <~tudent~
A rcpre .. entot1ve o{ Arthur
oung and Company, CPA firm,
ill llC': interviewing in the Plnce-
o fire 13. from 9 o.m. to
mpan~ major" may be re
po~illOM with this
\lontgomc:ry Word'.11 ptr'lonnel
o1runuter Talk Set
H you are a Lewis and Chuk
mmutt'r student and you have 4
.-roblcm it i~ JUtll p0<1~iblc that
u will find the answer at the
qpcoming meetinit o£ commuter
udent• Thi11 meeting will be
.<"ld Wednt:."doy No\ 12 ol 4
p.m m the Council Chamber in
Templeton Commona. monn~tc:r and O"tU'tnnt will be m
the Placcmt'nt OHkt• Nov. J2 to
intC:f\JC:W COIOf'l
tro.ming for retn•l interc terl
mnnalfemcnt • tn
United '5tol<~s Environmental
!>cicnce ~rvic(•s Admini~t rat irm
will hove il!'l reprc~ntathe in the
nf£1ce ~o\ , 13, (rom Cl a.m. to
noon. He will inttn:iew scniors
wtth major5 in phyAi~. math or
other ~dence di,cipline • This
will be U<;Ec;. A only ~i it this
academac year
On 'lov. H, the supen i ory
uuditor of tht U. . Centtrnl Ac·
countin~t OCfirt will be in the
r.enior with accounting major ~ or
bu&ine.~" odmtru tration major11
wJth 15 hour" nf accounting.
The di11trict mnnO(It"r {or Metro
politan Life Jn.,urnnce Compun)'
\\ill interview on Nov 15 Stu
denl<t o( all maJor.. mtert· tt'd tn
di"CU!!.!linp: on m.,urun<'e oon·er in
o;nle~ or management nr•• in,·itc:d.
.\.ppomtment" for intt"f\ iewl!
ma) be mnde "'ith F.liz.'lbeth Bat ..
cock in the Placement Of£ice. otlu·r
IIWII)
with
many t.tur.lent&. We wona to get
(rom rigidity-to d'l more
it and nccommndate at
people 1111 po .. jble."
"We hopr to brinlo! in more pco·
plr• from the outside.'' ft., con·
tinur"d. '"There are man)' who r•er.
form do~ntown, 4Dd I'm sure W('l
roul!l gt"t wme up hl"re, to talk
1nd p~rform.''
'l hr: committee woulcl welcome
further •·oncrete tmgg~ction!, Nd
.,n ~id .. Mcmb••rs to contact :sr~
Dr. Rdnhord Pt~ulv, Paul BciJam,
Ndlie Tholen, l.in,Ja Bccant and
Gnry Nl!l•on.
SAE Collects
$50/or Biafra
Appro'Cimately $50 was donated
by ~ ·mpathetic 11tudent" and file·
uh) members to the Biafra fund
1lrhe "' up b)· Si1m1a Alpha Ep.
ilnn during homeenrning. The
mone)" colte•·ted will purchase
(ood through the Catholic Rdicf
Aarncy Cor the •tarvins people ol
the: nel'l'ly formed republic.
The boolh dedicaled to the Bia
(mo cri ie wo.. set up h> Jim
Flort•y, 'ire·prt••irltmt of S.\ f.,
nnd WM not onl) devoted to the
tn k of collt-cet.ing money, but al .. o
to dit~trihutin~; information about
tht• c:ri!i~ Although $50 i a goot1
'-tort, more money i needed.
Chaplain C:ordon Verplnnl.: will uc
«:t:Jlt any further contribution!.
Di .. trirt mt'el
)uld be like n r
aJlain mt·t•t-. \
i>nfcrcnrc chnm
ill reprc:. .. cnt
otc Confert•n
~ntarenc Colli:
red to tlm·al Wide Range of Momentos, Papers
Found in LC's Lincoln llection
Bcareut effo br Pot canton
"Tht' 4!\'4111110 leaped upon the
llagc:: brandi11lung o Iorge dagger
or knife, and made Ius e1capc m
the renr u( the theatre " Tht" quo.
taon circa A pnl 15, 1865, eomc!t
ftom on tlll!Ue of the New York
Jerold :1nrl i!ll JlOn of the nc:arest
dlinl! ttl o time en pilule here, the
_.)_ incoln Colle<'UOn."
The "I mcoln Collection." ~tored
the rnrt book• room of the }i.
larary, iot no I!'L .. ortmc:nt of books.
anu!!C'n pt re}lfOduct ion!'!, pam·
tlet", cmn11 et a! about or con
•rning \braham Lincoln The
llrction wa 8-""embled b) Carl
"erken and donated to the col·
((e h \udre) nnd 'idnev Wood·
Uf)
Tlu... ..cope of the collection i&
a tountlinQ, rnnfl!ing from Civil
or vmtagc to the pre"'ent, from
ft'lltdt• 'llorit-a lleKedly told by
ncoln to contemporary P"Ytho
RIOI\1 nnn}y,.ill.
Although muny volume" of blo
ntphic• nnd lm()kA by prc<~ent·
&\ 1 incoln e:w.pcrt11 ore an the col
rllon. th,. mo 1 cn.ptivatinf{ part
rt' the !JIIrnJthl"t . p1c1 ure-and
I I I I ritin!U' tlatmj; from Lincoln' ..
' n on~t on 1 t •
d , " rtb _, wn ume. r 0' 11 .u ", . .,
lpt-d l.c.'wl" ood D d t k .• _ Lc)J phvto cou e' 100 a of -.torte' !IUP.
told by lincoln, there are mon) book .. of photograph& and
portraits of the Civil Wur Pr~i ·
dent, coverinjl his entire life.
AIM:~ in the collection ore as·
.. orted newstmper .tnit'le {rom
the Ch •I \'t nr vt-or . h i11 not he-• vond the power• of tht lmu·
$tlnauon to rt"nd with n certain
--en'e of rorC'botfintt an nrticle
dated \pril l!l, 1865. ubout 4n up·
cornint: pcdormnn<'e in a ,;lace
call~ Forti' Theatre .•.
Tbere urc evt'ral conglomer·
ate.s of l.incnln'tt wriling antl
"percht""<, ran~ting from hi:. trans.
llction.... as a ~pringfidd law)cr
to hi!! Congre11 ional nnd PrC$i·
dential ptt:che. ... All of Lincoln'a
Conjtft""ional Jll"Ct'hes are ul o
recorded in CO(llt' of thl' Con«res·
ionul <.,lobe. The e were the
equivalent of the (H'c~nt Con·
grc~"1onnl Rerotdft,
There· ate nlNl mnn) pamphlet15
from Lincoln'>~ tjnw 1 he•t• pam·
phlet~r- wrote w1th on tlntotional
{en·or unheard of omonp rJc.
tached, modern lu .. torinM ttl' ing
one a (~lin~ ft~t thut l"ra difficult
to attain (rom the re~ulmg or bis
lnry book .
CnmpOifPl hio((ruphle& r..xtolling
the god.Uke tJIIBlitil' ~ of pnrticu·
lor politinun arc not oleh thr.
offspring uf modem political mil· chine~ I.inr.oln had them, too.
The c.ollt!rlion contain two urh
hiogrnphil'~ both of them erving
tlw same (unction a llu~ir moci·
ern counterrart!i,
um( booko; in tbe 4'ollec:tion
nrl" r•rncticllll} U"~"lt."' fr11m an
oll)r.cl h t' stanrlpoint, but the do
SIH' a "mood Ill the time:;'' 11
,;een (rom the perspecti~e of the
Jtrupll' im'Olvt-d. On~ IIUCh book i
tht:: "F:\ pre9ion of Condolcnr.c
and )mpathy," a grouping of
lclll"r from all m:er the world to
thl" \merican go"emment ~ •
pres ing 5lOI}IIlth} nfter the a ...
1!4 in at ion.
Famou hi cnrical figur~ o{
Un,•oln'" time are also rcpre ent·
l"d. \ocnun~ of sm·h colorful li~;·
ure.s a John Bruwn, John Mtl h
and l.mcoln's a-91 in, John
~'ilkes Booth. ~re present.
.\ddit ionnl color i atlcled L)
11prinlding5 of tht: epkier ttitle of
l...inroln' life. 'fhe book, rhe
11 t•mf'n l.._inroln Lo11td i notable
in tha re~pect.
Thr. Lincoln C..llt'cl ion contain
muc h 1":\.t.rant'on" material reflect·
ing on h th(l miU'lin o( 4n 11' id ool.
lc.•t tor, but it j JIOS:-ihle to become
immH~J in thr m:ttcriul anJ, in
u doing, dt·,elop a Cct·lint; fur the•
l''"oplr! im lulled 10 thi~ hi tot)·. Faw to Discuss.
• ucat1on 0 es
''T1h\· outcome o( tenchlng it~.
ejther unimportAnt or hurtful"
Carl Rogcre, 1952.
Carl R•,gerll Ia OM of thr. more
CrmtrO~f'f jnJ h8Ufe& In th~ field
of p!iychrt-th,.rnp)' and edur.atitm.
A wll(llr M:honl of p!l)rhMherapy
hat~ C\ uhcd IU'ollntJ the propo!lllJ
he luu uggcst,.d, It b kno"n Ill!
the rtogf'rian l!l'!hool of pi!?cho..
tlternJI) nnri Ius& been both pr11 ised
untj dnmned throughout the pro.
fe.• ion. Hoger11 himwf tales that
he' not sure wht"lhr!r hi ideu
hnv"' lll'en horme~ more b) hi ..
• riticl! or hi follo"'era.
TI1e fir!t 11latcment wo made
nt Hnrvord Unh·er ity in 1952. He
devdor•ed hi~ id~ !urtlH•r at an
invucd talk ot Coddnrd College
in 1958 on "the imtllicntion of
p )chothcrap.r for education:·
fie I!U~(!".llled, .. ,,, thr• extent ••.
that r.dunator o rt! interested in
1.-arnin~l! which nr"' funrdonal,
which make a tHHt:rf'n~~ which
pervade I he JIC1'80n and h.i ne·
tion , thr:n 1hey might weU look
lo thr. field o{ 11 cho·thr..rapy for
lr.ntl and idr.1u.''
Further in the pnpt_"r, he stat~
that llltlt> r~CJ~rch to upport
hi uggt:iltion had been mod,..
lie clt,.d rdr.renc to re.~earch
done bv n scholar tcat'hinr:t nnd
uo;ins imilar tcchniqu at an ob-
L C Joins Group
with other Portland aren eolJege!!
in nn eUort to eoon.linate and of.
fer information about cultural
n-ent • coUccthe calendar of
r'enl i" on .. po ~bit! projec:t of
thr. per !ins forming thi group
Pete \ 1nh<tll. Dirr:ctor or .;;;IU·
•h-nt Acth itw Ill l..t'wi~ and
Clark, , .. r•rt" ident of the Greater
Purtlancl College Cultural Art•
Bnnrd, ·rhe Board includes mc.m·
be~ from l..t"wi and Clark,
Mnf) lhul"''l, 1\tount ngel. Pon.
land late, R~d. Univertity of
Portland and Warner PacJfic Col
lege.
The sroup WB!i ()rgn ~i:r...~ tO
plan area wide cultural C\"f!..te
and to muintnin n joint hudset
-which can lx-U!!ed to co-~<pomor
!IUCh octhiti~ :\tone [rom the
fund will alP~ be u"ed to h<-lp each
r.ollr~c publicize uch othu'
• ,en\!.
Gall rr Displays -Thirl\ p!linting rmd prinl on
!nan fwm the lntnge I.11U('ry .,;n
l~e di pin~ ed :-\o, ll til Dec. 6 in
Tr.mrl~ton f'ollege -enter. The
e hiltit rna he st-eu from 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m dn1l).
Onl two culr•ton. lgnncio
\ria ftnd Manut'!l Izquierdo. are
{eaturt'd. Uorhun ~lrlart' Clf the
lmag,. Gallen. cJe-cribed \r1o '
"ood figure a .. mal:ing .. .,trong
«tatemcnt."
\tn•t of the arll t arc teacben;
in :-.lnrthY.e 1 CJ!leges or thr Mu·
cum \rt hool. The An C1.1m·
1\11" ion ha i;iH:O ft 51)0() grant
to G~rg<" Johansnn and Jnek
Mc:-Larh 10 work on p:untingi! for
l hf'l ru•y.·J remorlelt',d Ct' i,• \udit<.~r·
iuru: 1hr l'lork oi both gentlemen
'' 1ll br. on di!!piB\.
Other o.rti tr; "bi'l "·ill Lt• urub·
iting nn-Jnm~ Bat t"!U. Jo~
phinf'l Caruc.ron, Jon \ulburn,
Rohert Fe a Je,. R run Gant("ner,
\\ 11liam t,h lcr, Charles lleane ·,
Fun ice J, n en, Clau,te \I. Gra",
John lin• h. Ri<'l11lrd :\1uller,
I ohn Hod. lbe.n Hmu1ui t and
Chmrte .. \ oohie Dr. Vnln'7 Fin•
I'GIIfe college till th,. Wt' 1 co~t.
The !l'holar name I" Dr. \ oJnc>
f"aw and hr I o}uc anti well in
the p colog) dcpartme:nt o(
Lew i nn,J Clark.
Or. Faw hafi continued de-;dop.
mC!nt of his th,..ori12 and ho pr,.
gr,.~ bm ond hi work mcc
hi~ imtaal rei!~rcla 18 )"t'Or ago.
He will di ~u • Rog,.n' work 11nd
bi own with intc:~ctt'd facult)'
and tudt!nll al the }'nJa cv~
ning di ~u••ion at Gr nt llnddon'
home nl 8 p m., O\. 8. The Rad.
don hou~ i lfJC4ted nC3t to th
llflper For 1 Hall par ins lot.
LC Debaters
Collect Win
'J1,~ LC d(!bat,. quad climbed
hnHwnj to the J""nt o( permiUI•
('Jltl retirmg the Ccntraba In·
vitational ~Jle~h Tournnmrnt'
Wl..'eptitake..oo; tro11hy, NDV. 2·3 b
dominating t.ht' tournnmcul fur
the o:ec;oml ) car 111 a row Corning
up next i tht· annual Unhe itT
n{ Oregon ln,itatinnal in Eugmc
Nov. 15-16.
Pioneer team won both fin!l
place trophies in th,. dehate..onh·,
juninr-divi ion tourney for Cr~ih·
me~ sophumort- and novin-
5pt!.llkt-~ Paul d~n and Bob
ParM~nA l'on eight 1truight dt
bates. ~"llpturing the men's lith·.
whil,. l..e!lie Ba ter aud Kath
Frank matched the men' p~rfor
mnncc. taking bnme the wumen'
tit I~ .
F~hmen Bntce F.ttin er und
Mike Wnllm rk l'lb~orbed one' 1 '
in the qunrterfinalo. but "' nt on
to &eilt" the !Hth l'laoe tro(lby
"rule 11ix l.C team .. ,. t11hlio:bed an
<.~veraU 31-8 "'in.)o tt-cnrd, Com·
pt'lation t"llml." from :6 thool
throughout fnur W tem tale>
andudins the unh rEJll,. o( Ore
son and Wa hinston
The Centrulaa lnvatat1onal •
diridrd tnlo tht' debnt tuumo·
m~nt and an mda adu I nt
toun\llm nt-"' hit'h mdudn
promptu tntt'TJ•n~tatJo o tun
and t'..XJM>Sitory to he hdd tn Jan
uat). I C pcakrn; do1med th
rt"\ oh in~ '1\ et:p~t kt' troph f
their combin(d ~r£o.rman lA t
,;ear, and are!' -wdl out m front
aftl"T IIOt,;UmuJ tJn J80 Jlnint In
the fir t hoU o( the toume tlu
\CU. Any team ~v:inning th~ over·
aall championo~hir, thret" ear-a in a
n•llli n!tir~ the ~C't:P"'lllke!i
IIO(lh).
nu n~or' C\lllr.gr dt"blltr ques
tion 1 "R£5 IL\'F.D. 'I hot
exe\:uti'c couuol of Foreign
JloliC'\ ~ou~ J be S~Bnl£ic4nll cur
tuiled.' ·
,It' LC te m a~ rnarh'-"d h I~
Jt'an \\ ard und George u tin of
the pa-ch depnr1ment • PtO 'fER l.OC
LC T eatre Ina equate
\Jc.ml>er of Lewi~ i\Od Clnrk College anti
rht: ''mounding community would bc.• well
.td\'i'c'l to t.tkc a do c look ar the.• diJnpid:ucd
(ondirion of the Fir Acre' 'I hcatre thl' ne t
time the) :mend ~ paformancc . pt c'cnt fin.:tncial ronduion
The mnst ampo11al\l objuthc of chi' dt'
p.uunrnt ,JtOuld be co gn·c \tucknts :t 'Iuper
iot t·duc au on in the.ttrr F t culum to C:'!!.pt•n
mcnt, the hc<ul of motlctn thcattc "
'uptc,~cd becau c of rhc limu.llaom o( pom
c<luipmcnt The dt;partmcnt h. thct<'fou ;,
UOnb}c tO kct p Up \~ tth model ll IICOlJ<i Ill I he..•
dcHlopmt:nt of the.: Americ::m theatre. The thcatn.; '''as origin:tlly buill in Cnmp
Acta it, \ \ra,hington il' a tcmpot.try officer.
club. h """'' , ut in piece,, 'old for pmnic;tlly
nothing and hroughl to il' prc,cnt lo .Hion
in 1916 or 191Ji. lr ~t<; on ronc:n.·tc blofk'
rather than on a ~olid foundarion, and h built
cntireh ouc of inferior wood "·hich C\'C.!Il the
tcnnit~ rt:ject. Be,idc, being un,ightlv, chc
poor condition of the building and it~ un·
'ound .. rruccurc arc haz.-ndou.,. to the:urc pcr
'"nnel :tnd patron'.
ncral }c:l.rs ago, Fir Ac:rc' Theatre wa'
ld<.GUate for the in«CJ"e.<)t in it. ~OW, hoWC\'Cr,
the number of theatre major. h:t'> increa.,cd
from tweh e to around fort ·. The thc.ure de·
partmcnt facultv, which inducted only two
profe,,or, , now h:t' £our. Yet the 'arne infer·
ior facilities Hill prevail. I ran' Rqnder.. . I C mime profc,,or , h:"
dr.m·n up am.tginauvc plan\ for a new theatre
whiC'h c:ould be built a .. :'In c tension of E\"all'
Auditorium . Hi' propo,ah c.nll for not onl)
:t la~r building and more complex \tagc
equipment, hut aho for a tcled-;ion 'wclio
.tnd 'ideo tape library tllat would ht· bt•nefi.
dal to other academic department" :a' well.
A model of chc proposed theatn " on di'>pl:ly
in Pal:uinc \fanor
We 'ihould be interc<oted in enhancing l.cwi'
:md Clark·., role a~ an int\.'gl'al part of chc
Pot tl.tnd cultural community. Reed Colkgc
has offered :t challcn~e to m in chc Conn of n
multi·million dollar thc:urc project, with
whir.h we etnnot hope to compete in our It i' not chc mtention of member-; of the
thc:11rc department to overlook the pn·,~ing
need for :tn LC scren(C raollt) Revndcn
bcJic,•e<; that ic would be fca'iiblc for the col
Jcgc to a\Sumc comtruc tion of both proj<!ct\
in rhc ne.tr future.
The problem h not a lack of intcre..,t or
iniliatiYc w•thin the chc1trc department , hilt
rather :t lack of action b\' tho'c rc~pomtblc
for the growth of th<' college.
L. V.
community forum
Concern
To ch,. editor:
Jr concern me that B. Cro o:en
and K. Lo"-ndt'.! (Communi cy For.
urn, No\', l) find it surpri<~.ing that
lh~ chaplain o:hould is~ue a "chnJ.
lenge to our lo"e Cor humanity."
HowC'·er. I "'·elcome thi~ oppor
tunit~ to «hare the following in·
!ormation:
{ 1) On Oct. 20 the printed order
of "'o~hip for the ,enice for the
Lord' Dar included this quoca.
lion from ~ar Cha,·ez:
"I am convinced that che
tru~r act of courage., the
~tron~~:~ 1 act of manli:n~s. i5. to
61ruJ";glr for justice. To be a
man i to !lufler for other~ Cod
help u en be men.'"
(2) On the following 'unday I
mentioned durin~ the oUering o(
cbank and concern!! that one of
the \'flluntef!n.; participatinll in an
informational pirket for the Unit·
ed f~~rm Worker" Or~raniz.intt
Commicrt-e had been bt:a.ten ac thP
Central Market in Salem the day
before and "'a" ho pitaJized.
Th.i• conl"l'm "'·u indudt'd in
our pra)er a( interre .. ion. How.
~ ~r. bee: au"<: I beli,.ve Chdt>tian
have a r1~pon ibiliar to do mare
than imply pra) {or their bruth·
er in neetJ, I a~ announc~ that
mr:mher nf th" Lewis and Clark
r.ou .. ,~ community had b«n in·
\llt!d lo how their C"oncern for
JU'-tic,. h) joining tudm~ and
facult from \h, Angel Colle~ ..
and th,. Unh ... r itv of Portland • end m~mkr of the UFWOC in a
ilt'nt vigil and pear.e!uJ dl'mon·
tracion a1 r.he ~ene of thi un·
fr,rtunace and unnece•..,ary act of
,;jnlenr.,. in ~.J,.m.
-inc,.rely,
J. r.ordon V crplank
Reflection
5f,m•· important quescionr; wert"
railed jo th,. to.ditorial nf the pn-:.
,;,,UI j., ue of tbe Log whir.h, I
tl1ink, demand fiQme reflection .
To begin with, ic i not the fault
uf tla,. vnatllftl that there have
br.w-n no A lC ~na te rne~:tlngs in
tlu~ paat tlm:e we~k& . The !ault lies "'ich me, the pre"ident, for
not calling a meeting for that per.
iod of time. I ·u appointed by
the tudent bcxl) co over ee "lU
dent go\emment and to fuUiU the
nC('e" ar) public relations dutie<~.
ft h. al~ my JOb to <~ee tllut pCO·
have .nn opporconit) co ~et in·
,·,.lved in che .. audenr government
proce•
We muct be realistic for a mo.
ment. ho\Oie\'er. and rrcognizl" the
face thut there i!! "imply no mar·
kct for tudent goH~mment . In
fact, the , .. r> phraMt .. Hudenc
go\ernml'nt" utually ti" n ft>el
inR of repul•ion in the minds and
stnmach of man) student I
can•t sa' chac f blame them..
Many of che cudent at Le\lo;!!
and Clark wer~ pre\·iou!ih· in·
Yohed in -nm~ form of tud,.nt
goH•mmen l ac thl" billh choo)
IP-\'el. The>· ur,. u!ualh turned oH
h) the whole mvth by the time
the) ~tet to I.C. fA.JUe~te" and uni
'ersitic.-s uflt:r from the ~me
di en&e.S that grip the high
Khool&--oltl and trrelevant imlli·
rutionfi desifOlt-d on o ~m.i..de mo
cratic bo~i11 nnd intended to edo.
calc the rudent ubout the good
ol' dl'mooacic Jlr<M:e!!• and all it
inber,.nr ad\antagt'll.
Today'& "no\lo colleges" are fo11
of tudf'nt wl111 look at thmg ~
quite a bic diff,.renll), ho~ver .
l'an of chi11 i~ due Co the improve
mt'nt of edur.ation; to television
and ic ubilit) to prc:EI"nt the
wMid ar tlu: o.tudtnc~· fin~crup ;
and co the aimt"S, whid1 df'mand
rt:J,.,anc\, Scucft•nt" lnok at ·IU·
rJenr ~ou~mmrnt in~tjcutions ond
rhl") e;r,. right chrtJugh them.
n.. avr>ra~t~ ludenc ill lcwill
and C:lllrk is turned off by the
lmsy wurk and hy the apparent
gam~·fl)ll) ing b( thu· e involved 10
.. doing ch,.ir cbin~t" 10 ,qudent
govt·rnm,.nt . l und•·rttland 1 hi~ .
lJun't think rhar I r·njoy ple')ing
thr gornt•f! any rnnrc than )OU en·
jo wah'hing rnc• J•lny thf'm, And
dnn't undr.r~ timate your ~-Pna ·
tur~. fnr, believe• m~. they are
tirecl nf it al tJ,
w .. an· ,.,·king o change. We
ere oun tdr.ring a new ton61itu.
ticlfl which would take tl1e hand-cuff< off !ltudent government
makinll it more u .. dul to the tu
dent~ It would mokf' the plea for
relevancy a realih· rather than a
moon. The new conottlfutaon would
make tudent government at
Lewi-a.nd Clark more flexible
the need" of the ~tuden ts could be
met when tht'v oro!ooC lt 1 o con
~titution that dot• .. not devote Jt·
~If to 100me of rbe anachronti'JC
traditional act I\ itie" which hove
previou~t ly been undertaken hy
!"ludent goH:mmf'nL Rntlwr it i<
a ron .. titution which rl"co~ni7e!l
che need for o clear and "ingle
\'OJce of the ~udcnts.
W are in n tran•ition now, e .
prt'iollr ht!re on our cumpu~. The
college of coda} are being chnl·
lenged for cheir H'l")' cxi,rcnce. It
i~ a time of evaluation, for every.
one I challenge you to ret·ognize
c.he prnrnr and to exerci~c chc
maturil)' accorded you whe-n
the--e ill ue., confront you per on·
ally.
The potenunl on rhi" rnrnpu i
enormou 11. The dunnce of LC pr< ..
nde .. for hoch cooperation and for
confrontnuon, wuh u fairly hent.
thy blend o! the two. Communic}'
government is on 1dt>o a po· ~
bilitv which demnnd~t artenuon
.Many (I{ you do not know what ''
entailed in the proposal-we hope
to P-Xplain it to a~ rnany tudent
ilS r10~o:.ihle within the nexc fe.,.
month... W .-need your he I Jl and
cooperation in molding a new ~tu·
dent govemm~nt in tune "'ich the
nuiaude8 and net!dr; of tht• do,.
Don 'r eomplom but proje<'t wtth
ue a n~"' "~~l'ton u new artitud"
and u ne\lo r~evon cy.
Cutin Tubb
ASLC f"" idt>nt
Bon1hing Halt
Now !bot Prt•MtJent Johrucon
ha~o invoked the bomlnng holt, I
fe,.J tbat ir 1• now lime to rfellver
m> ,;omewhnt f1r c.hand imprt·~·
iona of chi;; rnumenrow~ •tt'p. con
idering tlw puliucal oe well 011
1 he milicary a11pects.
Tium: ha be~n grnt!ral agrre
ml!nl chac Hanoi will bt" cont,.nc
to wait for the n: ult.a of the aen· 'mt•mbct !J, I
• e lC
In light of his stand on issues such as lhe nuclear non prom Th,
ation treaty, the "securih •· gap and (until just recently) the w. 01
In Vietnam, Lhe following poem/song by Bob Dylan Is is dedicalt of ev
to President-elect Richard Nixon touk
Oh my nnme it means noUung, my age It means less
The country l come from Is called Ute midwest
t's taught and brought up by Lhe laws to abide
And Lhe land 1 live in has God on its side
All the history books tell !t, Lhey tell it so well
The ca\ alnes charged, the Incli:ms fell
The cavalnes charged, and the Indians died
For the country was young with God on its side
The Spamsh American War had Its day
The Spanish American War had its day
The Civil War too was ~n laid away
And the names of the heroes l's made to memorize
Wtth guns in their hands and God on lhetr side
The First World War boys, it came and it went
The reason for fighting 1 never did get
But I learned to accept tl, accept it with prtde
For you don't count the dead when God's on your side
The Second World War came to an end
We forgave the Germans and then we were friends
Though they murdered six million, tn the ovens they fried
The Germans now too have God on their s1de.
But now we've got weapons of chemical du.~t
If ftre them we're forced to, then fire Lhem we must
One push of the button and we've shot lhe world white
And you never ask queshons when God's on your side.
Through many dark hours, I've been thinking 'bout Lhts
That Jesus Christ was betrayed by a loss
But 1 can't Uunk for you, you'll have to decide
Well, if Judas Iscariot had God on hls side. at~hl
h no•
tlte p . i Ru
tr.rnm
n\
• Yll'tO\
or of
o~ AI
WI
mu
[~all
bl
5
tl
So now as I'm leavmg, I'm weary as hell
The confusion I'm feeling, ain't no tongue can tell r
The words fill my bead and Lhey feU to the floor
That If God's on our Side He 11 slop lhe ne:tt war •
-JGD 1~
I more community forum
cral clet:lton before negot iaun~t in W 1• nre, in eHt•cr 11upportmg m ng~
cornt~l and with "incerity The \Cry o,jmall minontv or che af ;e.
fuel that th(• n~xt ... erie of talk e111. The avera~(· Vietnamese ~1
ho' been .. ~t for the ,j•uh of the nnly intcrc ,t<'d in che race <:Ned or~
month v.ell !~lllhtontiute!l lht the blark market and avoidn on
In facr. it is not erroneou!l to rht wr~th of tht• VC. '\ \ A d~
B'"'llme that the adminiMrntion tht• U .. troop<~ . Rt
ddayed the holt until recently for . Con .. idenn(l" the :-late of >~Jl
JU-.t thot rea .. on. But for the '\(orth Vtctnomt·'l! c·conomy, Comm111e1
\ ictnarneo;e In a~rt'e to nny mu i111m would be much better for t'Afr~c~
tual tonre.ssiun" would oceem to pt•ople chan o .. puppet dem'lJro..l
be foolharrly . By !tolling through raC) ." D> t· culoting che wnr ·'-'u 'J
the cmsuin~t calk-.. t.l)t:) cun not ,..
onl)" gain militnrv advanta~e t•r '<'arnng the connln and 1 e
rhrough troop infiltration" (per pcoJIIt und hy hnrmin~t our inl<tht W
hafl" ns much a<~ 30 to 40 dn't ) nnttonnl prc .. tige, ond b) rislill'1'0l1,.er
but nl!'ll dt"<:over what '~Pel'i!ic nddillonnl internal di'lorder liJ:t k f
octton11, if on), .,.ilJ he token by unurl"hy
the new pre!;ident after he a~
"'umes ofhce.
Enrly Ja .. t "ummer, ond includ
lllll r he lute spring, the military
octi\ity around Do ~ang , a" weU
10 as most area<~ m the RVN
reached u hip;b poml. due to che
r.urtailmcnc of the bomhm~r lo
ju!'ll fifty mile• above the DMZ
In !uct, the I Corps felt rhc effects
uf this curtailment uncil the
month of October. Wtth the com.
inv mon(;()Qns, one can only a •
umc thai the inCiltratJon of
tmops and ... uppliC<O will he much
gr•·uter chan t\en lot-I ~ummer.
Unlc " rhe appropriacc 111tep~
ore· token we can expecl thnt
next Janual), around the end of
thr mun!'oOons, will bring nn even
hloodirr 1 «!I chnn che prC'\aous
)'P.ur. \ moral \ ictut) for the-NVA
ut tlujlo ttmc: could prolong chc
wnr or lt·a t unotber year
lt •~ In\ contention. m view of
alw lu~th eoq o! men ond mater·
iu} a" wcll u rhe damage to our
imnf(r in the tnlt•matJonol phrrc•,
thut on unconditiOnal withdrawa l
i-10 ordrr. It 1 on I) renli tic to
1111-ume chac Communi m will
..v•·ncuull}' win 10 Souch Vu•tnam.
'rill' \ Jelnumel!e Jlt'ople have
nt'ithcr ch" ntt'an nor tht> v. ill to Wayne R. igner
l /Cpl tiSMf 235:302-:fa.id.
Former)>• Cln~!l of -
Pro(t' or John T Broun o{ ~
Lewis and Clark Fng lt~h
ment Y~JII ll:ivc rhi• wcl'k'
'ft-11Unlt'nt nt Chopel tht~o Sunrl ..
Tht· IJIIc nf hi" talk wtll he '-·~·
dn)."
Cho 11el t held at 10 30 a m.
allow t uuc for dto;c U!l"ion and
ff'l· down>~ttur after thr.
TI1c ~il·in t·ontmue".
pioneer log
OHu ~1ol publication of the Ar.PoO
cutted Stutlcmts of Lewit. and
(lurk Collrgc, 0615 S.W. Pnla·
LJnc llill Roof!, Portlnnd, Ora.
97159 Publitd1ed 1 wtce weekly
duriny rhe '4l"hool year by Gano
Puhlt hin~t (n. ·econd ole •
po tajl;t poid uc Port lund, Ore.
EDf'l Olt \lice L C:hri.,ten en
Manu~llllt fo.ditor Julie Perct"ll
,\d\t ~rti,.ing Mgr. Don leap
Ad' i11or Coy Jenkilll >\Cillbct !), I o\·cmhcr 9, I 968 PIONEER LOG Page !
orm Overrun One . tudent' Opinion
LC Scene of Halloween Offensive Compassion Is Needed
b1 DrN Ghondlu
lear non ·proill 1 Thoufth the activity wos unlil'lt·
~ently) the ~ nn tht Homecomin~t ~chedu le
1 lS is dedlcalt of e'·t:nttl, I .ewi11 nnd Clurk molc11
tqok odvnntnRe of Halloween
i less Dtght to portlcapntr m thnt time·
h nurt'd 1\mericon college gome, n d le c panty ro a
RuJ,.,. nf the game vary lntle
e.
e
lllr side
ends
they fried
must
white
ur side
10ut this f •m r.ampn to campus, anti
mnn\ of thr. advnntag« ore the
Jme. Fir t, it i8 n gnnd woy of
m"eting nt"w people an a rdoxed
al o!lphcre ~o molter whnt hap.
ne P'" nrc hnund to make o
ta ting impre~,inn on many pC"'·
pit•.
Set:onrlly, it is such a chenp way
of fumi~hing your trophy room
1 it i~ not to b.:. overloohd
u t think ho¥. your frtend8 will
ptai"'e you to ee your eaptured
• ing pin) tcx whatever it '" bang·
,!lJI:g mnjc!lilit'ally on your wall, all
t>l) hron1cd nnd poli!!hed. You
can then promlly point out the
yariou" trinkets you'vc: ptcked up,
or ocr, such plnces o11 the Boule
of ~\kin ltnll or the eige of
tl'wort.
~c: victim.; of ~uch JUnket& are
ualh· nwur~ of whnt till coming
o helor~ the-forct· mt>bilite... for
IW· 11howdo ~n and will prepare
th~ rominR campaign by do
uch petty tlung'l as locking
JIIJl doors and htding the 'lilk nnd w ~ in place.; of forbidden en tranct-but thi i• to no '\vall, Tltl'
force• of evil will rvt"ntuolly tri·
urn ph.
Ccttinp: into a dorm i11 rc•nlly
never much of n problem for nny
hunch of dl"tcrmin.-d guy11 wbo
WliJ 11top nt nutlunjt to p:rt whcu
tlu~y cnme lookin,:c for This con
be nchit'Verf by un) ancl all toe.
tic' known to mon. Onl' &uch
mn\lc i to ho"e a cliver~ion.l f')'
action in front of thl' dorm, ~uch
D'< a friend!) wntcr fight. whill' at
th~ hock door. th~' commando of
the roidinp; party are bu~y pick.
ing thr. lock. Once this is occom
pli"h"d tht>re nrr. no holda horrecl,
and the en&uinK hattl~ i~ fought
deep within th~: depthB of the ny.
lon jungh-. Other m1•thods com.
monly u~cd invol"r the u ,. of an
open window. or the quration ''Is
Janie in?" followed b)' the door
being throw11 open while vir1tm
<~brink into qubmtl'l'lton.
Wuv.-upon wa\'c of mnroudin~t
honrd" of tlilk-"tnrved molt· bur t
through the ~utc-.5 to do their tlt:$
tinc:d dut) Breokinp: mto roving
pock~ of two nnd threr, thr: cru·
'<adf'r cttrefully pick their way
throu~th mvnnd terror8. FiMlly
the fort Knox of the silken lace
i, found The hands of the unven
one... ~n~erlv pounce upon thdr
deottnt-d booty nnd grub nil th.-y
can But ala!!, there is always the
JlOOr blundering idiot who un!!U!I-
tell
or more community forum
war
-JGD I igot
lurrah for Jock De" Boui11on11, trum I llltort.. t•thtor roct"'lt nnd hate-
. m njlt'r! He cmn1nly ha11 placed
~:ct Nupportmg ,f!JC on a tim· li~t. Lt't me se&-
'tty of the niO.. few nome" ~land out very
c Vietnnme'lt \ e tht!rc they ore. h>~t·
n the nee r · amnn~ thou11ond11
~t. and avoidn f H I . f h VC [\\A ll er ts or up on t e
t ' • • And we have o mon named
rc:ccntlr of England ond
te 'tote of phis. Tenne• ce. Oh. ye.«,
)omy, Com not for~rt the white outh
.ch better for ll,..rr.can bigot<~ and the Mau Mau
"puppet of the 1950 who
ing the wnr women ond children
ar goal! by hecnu~e the\ hod ~bite "km.
countn nod could go o~ ond on. through
•rmmg our Wnlloce" und the other robble
anti b, but let' !'top here ond
Ill diwrder nt our l'J)Ort" editor' .. hero
~n1111· :h nnd Carlo<~ did Ji,·e n lie
R !:>1gner t") did for month accept the
USMC 23~;302E (~.0d. clotlung, "heher nnd train·
•ly Cia ~:~!! of of tht~ pl'ople of the United
ks Su rulay • of \me nco.; ond th~n
t•nr••t uround and gave them the
~ i ...
T. Braun of tl Wt•rt-ufrrutl like .. evern1
hluck nthlett''l that i r they
"-,-sed to he u port of ..um~thtng
did nor belte, e tn, they
,..l~lrl nut h~ ublr to lnuld theu
ego'i, lleroe5, hell• "Para·
i n lwtter ~ord. English d
~5 ~(·f'k' ...
pel thit~ Sund
•lk will be
nt 10:30 a.m
cu8sion .lnd
ftcr the
nue<-.
log
1on of the A"SI)o
o{ Lewis ond
615 S.W Palca·
Port land, Ore.
tWICC Wctkh
year by Cono
econd cia •
Portlund, Ore.
L. ChrtK t~n c.n
J ulu· Percell
Oon l.eap
Co)' J t:nkin• Lftll and Clark eou.,.
Templeton Commons
Dlnlnt Rooms 3 • 4
Novtmber 11, 1968
11 A.M. to a P.M. It\ time the !tCUm of the earth
black, ) ellow :1nd whih top
thro¥~ ing fuel on the too lowly
dying ember.. of hate and bigotry,
nnd allow the (riend of mank.inrl
to <~tnnd out 0' example Martin
Luther Kmg wo~ one of tho~c
men He: •· a hero, and lon~~: nfter
the hell of bigotry ha rung out
it-la~t knt'll, hi" name will live
in the heart! o{ all men.
C<~rl F. Irwin
Copeland Dortn
Plan Happening
Titc Copeland Hap~ning will
happen '\o~ 9 from 9 p.m. to
midnif:ht aturda). There io; no
admi!'o ... lOn charg~ for the donee,
hght .. bow or rdre~hment-
Thu band for the dnnc,. Will ht·
tbc Tutnl Edip11e nevttr before
heard at I.e~ •~ •tnll Clnrk fhey
are not ~o mudt tmttnt or~ o they
nrc inovatl!,... of thetr own mU!IlC
fhc Hght !'how "'ill be pre -en ted
b\ Peak Fraun 11nd Co. Thi~ i"' a
profe""lonnl liftht show with three
o\;erhend proj«tors ttfling triple
la)er colort"d liquid<, and two
~hde proJector~ uaing .. tide made
by Peal FnlUn, F're~ punch anti
t;lonut hoi~ will hl" t'f'\ td per.tingly make" th~ bi~ge~t haul
ol tlte night only w find oul that
he hit the h.-ad re!lident '~ room
by misro.h That's a nn.no
,\ hl'r ~,·,.mmg hour• of plunder
ing, thr attackers w1thdra"' with
rhroir pnil of war liJ how tht.ir
pril•· in full rl'~talia . Sometimf'~ it
il! all tit-d in one big 11tring nnd
hung in rhe "indoY., while tht'
1norf' t•"tpert membere of th~'
r.orps "'ill 11 e certain items in dif·
fr.r~nt waye. Some wiJI n,· them
from thdr C4r antennas like
quirrels talf".& ond still other&
u•e them &5 double barrel sling·
hotl!. Th.-re are even I!Om~ e.nt.-r·
llfi5ing !;0111 whCI will find a
name on tlwir booty and call the
victim to a!.k it liOmething hae
h~"en loer ond if they t":ouldn 't he
of foOmt n!$i8tance in finding it.
ln thr end ff'mrninf' pridr. i~
"ometl!nt! df'ntcrl. but mO;JI wom
en e!lcaJlt" unharmed and WO)
deep down tnaide those depth!!
that no man baa yet been obll" to
C'onquer or undeutand, i11 the
feeltn~ thot it wu 11ure a groov}
night. b1 Kl'n f'un4
Ri,.hord C:<Jrdinal Cushing of
Bo~ton ho unant,.ntionolly demon.
tr41t-d humanity'e r.n.podry for
pdtines l! by hi! rlefenf'f: of Joekie
Krnnr.dy'& rr.cl'nt marrialle to
f.rf'l"k millionnir,. .\ri tot!.-Ona,..
• 81!'1.
Wh,.n n•k~ '" c-..ommt>nt on
Jadue'l! marriag,., C a r d in a I
Cushing told a di54ppoint,.d pab.
lie that h~' hod tallcrd with h,.r be
foreltancl, and that ht! had not
r.mm elr::d agnin!.t her dedeion to
w .. d. Hr: a ..,.rt,.d thot flh,. 11houlrJ
marry who l!ht! plea '!!, and UJ:t·
ar. tP.d that we mi~Jht ow,. the late
Ptt'Jlidtnt Kl"nnedy' !l widow om,.
charity-that wr. tully hen·,. no
riaht in judging her.
We-the p«"opl~appar .. nlly di&
n~tr~l'. Jadci~ hu d~troyf'd the
myth we crt.at~d fnr her. and we
ore bitter about it. In voicing an
opinion n obviou11ly right, the 75-
year-old Cu~hing ha• become a
turttet at which is burled Ameri·
c.u's abu11r.
Off--Campus Student Gives
Impressions of Georgetown
b) Ly«-11 Rauluon
worgetown. The home of for.
mer pre'!ident John f. Kennedy.
Wa11hington'-northwest t~ide ••
comparnble to Blackstone jn 'Jew
York, Telegraph Hill in B~ton
the Polo Club in Denver or ~ec
lllm-of Lake o~wego. George
town ha~ now bf'Come o symbol
o{ pre'illge and for tho'le 'Who wi.q,
to he "with it" in Washing.
ton, D.C.
Tt ha~ on air all il~ own: c:ob
hlestonc ·ide~ o.lk~ old lamp.
po•te, ond tree branches onr
hangjng narrow "treell! filled with
Por>~Che~, Jaguar" and other
form, of European automobilia
parked nolle to tail The hou~.
nll colonial, •orne p~udo-colooial
are pocked tog"ther and in ..ome
ca~"«'" are even on top of uch
other. Property i limited and
judgment
The A J.C Jodician Board haoc
re,·iewed n co!le concerning the
'iolotion of intenri<~itation rules.
It found the defendant guilty of
illt-f(nl entn .into a women's dor
mitt~n ond of violating intervi11i·
tution rulct~.
The ddendant wiU be r~rtuircd
to i~n in with hi~ bead ~ident
e' ery r.vcning at 8 p.m. and 11
p.m. for a p<"rioc:l of f1\·o ~eek~
He "ill report (ompletion of hi
t'nlent'e on 'fov. 25. but \\ill be
on probation for the duration o(
hi" ~nrollment at Lewi. and
Clark. Any additional offt!n e <lur
ing thi~ period "iU caU for auto
matic and tmmeJiate -~pen .. ion
for one academic tenn.
Thi6 pcnalt\ 'o\tll be made a
rnottt•r of rt·cor<J tn a sealed en·
\elope Ciled ~ith hi. tran!!Cript<~
in the OfCil'e ,11 the Reghtrar . If
there ure no further conv1ctionl5
b)' lin} l.cwi, a.nd Clark judicilll
bod}. the envelope ~ill be de·
1 ruyetl upon hi~ leuing Le'o\ i
.mJ Clnrl.
Reed College JET to N.Y.
$90-Dec. 21
Open to Anyone
Call Merrie 77 4-91 08
Evenings pnc are high.
On weelct!nds the area turns inlO
a madhou e, takin,; on what could
be de!eribed 1111 a carnival air.
Old pl"ople, w~kend hippi~, col·
le~te l'tudent!, .Marines from Vir
ginia's Quanicn ba e--all con.
ver8e on this quiet uburb and ex
plode, !'Orne quieter and more con·
"~~>rvativt." than other , but none
the le • looking for exc:itemt!nt.
Wt,.cOn!<in Avenue the apes of
Gt"'rlft10 ~n. looks like LA Strip
or Bro11d~ay in Ponland on a
, nturda' night.
Thf!r,. is a trem~ndnus num.
her of hops in Ct":Orgetown rani[·
ing in r«iahies (rom the .. Bard
Cage" (Johneon mockery ) to
.. The Poodle Pub," where th,. elite
of Wa•hington's poodledom mee~
to niH and get clipped. at an C:X·
~nsi\t~ t~nip. Georgetown even
ha~ it own funt"ral home, where
proper We hington ~toes to die and
be buried ~ith <lignit •• It even
co tt~ more to die in Ge-orgetown
than anTwhere el!e in Wa hing.
ton.
Ori f!inal Prints
Displayed at. LC
Th,. young ('olleetor. the-•ea·
sonttJ ~onnoi!!l<"ur. nr merdr the
inaer~ t«-d tUud~nt '"ill hnn: an op.
portunit lo ,jew an e.'\hibition of
original Jlfint h)· C(lntemporan ·
ani t at th,. Templf'ton Colle~~
Ct-ntcr from 10 a.m. to 10 11m. on
No,·. lith.
Thic e hibition will indudt!
more than 1.000 ori~inal etcbinll ,
litho~;raph and "oodcut b) uch
arti ts a" Pica o, Chagall, Miro,
Goya, Renoir. Ballkin and Koll·
~ itz.. Ito on di11play will be a col
lection of western and oriental
manu!ICript pagr-from ~ orks of
the thineenth to twentieth c«"n·
• torte •
Part of 1he Ferdinand Roten
l~allerit> of Baltimore , \lan··
lund, the exhiltit i primartl)' de.
!<iiJllt-d "' prnn\ote intert""l in art
rllllC<'ting. Tht' l""c.bibit toun cam·
1111~e 1uoun<l the country offering
original ~-ork Ill Jlrl•'el! ranpng
from S5 to $1.000. with the major.
it r ,,riceod undc-r $10(). This tour
give • ull~~c etudent the np(l(lr
tunit · to purcha~ original worka
at rclati\cly low pril~es. In a taJ)f!d inlf'.niew t.roadc.aat
over WF.:EL. 8011ton, he said
"Many ltll~'f J ha~f' rec~'iYed,
l'ondemnintr me for a~kin,; r.har·
ity for Jaequelin,. Kennefiy, tated
that I am only inter~red in
mnn~) · .•• it ( th"! etatemenL ) hat
l!howered up9n m,. ao many mail
delivl"rie&. eom,. of wbit-h are in
the langua~~:e of th,. guHt'f, iC l
ma..-o charactf"rize th,.m, that J
hne decided to chan~e m
plan ••• u of Au1n t 24. 1970, I
propo~ to r~tire at! Archhi!hop of
BO!Itoo."
What motivates ~pi,. to epecu.
late ;)YeT the reaeona for Jackie's
marria~c and what in pires them
to attad; Cardinal Cu•hinG with
t~uch energy i" a base cynjei m
they sub!itute for troth
W'h~ber or not the Pope ac
cept Cu11bin~'t1 re&ignatinn-and
rhe Vatican indicat,.d h,. won't
we •hould not o•erlook 11 v~ry
fundamental point in this mCM.
Th~ Cardinal ha been con
dtmntd for a king us to ell~rcise
!Om,. compa ion, to practice
what wt claim to belii"Ve, which
i' what ChristianitT-or human·
iMn-is aU about. And it ehouldn't
tak~ 11 ardinal to remind us.
Attractions
Coming Soon
To Portland
Allhou~th Ponland rna • seem to
be ~me sort of cultural waste·
land. po .. ibl • woru than televi
vision, \'arinus or~ani&ation a and
a~n~.g ure working po iti.ely to
bring ouL,tanding talent to the
Portland area.
This Wl"ekend :sbooJd br.: con.
sid,.r~ as on,. of thO!e examples
of bijth quality cultural enter.
tainment aVIlilable in thi!!t louie.
Ctric Theatre is l!ltaging ''Star
':>pangled Girl" and .. Red:man
Place."
Celebritr Attract.ion!l, one of
Portland' oldc:.."l and mo~ ~
peeled Aft~Dde!. i Ct')nlinu in~; its
inaugural ~.son m Lh,. 'ew Civic
Auditorium. Les Danseurs A fr:i.
cains will appear !\'ov. 8. The ISU·
pttrlatiYe 5tyle and technique of
Carlos Montoya "'ill be offered at
the new facility Nov. 9. Dionne
War"' ick. on amuin&l) pt>pular
inger. ,.,•ill grare the marble
framed ~rase No,. 10.
Student intcre ted in &eeing
th~e shows bould contact the
Ch·ic Theatre il(lx office at
228-3048 fnr .. ..,, :u Spangled Girl"
and "'lkekm:ua Place.'' Tickets
lor Le! Daneeurs. Carlo footo
ya and The Dionne W rwick Show
art' 11\"'lilable at Celebrity Attrac
tion_. 22MlHl.
Padrow To Speak
At Annual Dinner
Bat Padro,.·, bead o{ the
percll department at Portland
~late Culle£e. will be the main at·
traction at the Mort\!' and Dada'
Dinner annuaU · preknted by the
.\lothen! Club of Lewi~ and Clark
Colleg~. Th~ buffet dinner will be
held at 6;30 r.m. on No,·. 11 in the
Trail Roon1.
Padrow, famow at! tb~ coach
of the champion hip CoUegc Bowl
lf!lUTJ from P C. and pre3entJ
the moderato r of a local vuaioa
uf that how. will cona"rn himself
with the 11\Ubjl!C~ .. s,~h (Jom.
munic.ationa : The. Silent Lan
guage. .. p tgt: 4 PIO~~ER l OC. NO\~mbt•r 9,
pioneer sports PioneersSee Come "-'ack • 111
Jack Des Bouillons, editor ~;nt hu in rn 1Hil hc• t Ito kc• tu
I r.'' i und l.lnr '1.1 gnmt• ngtunl\l
Ct>lJege of lclnht\ tomorrow nltrr.
Ia I :"AIUMII!•
('Onlt•ntmn. l.u1 r,----:\ -.1\' E c .R t-:,\ I ~ \\' ..
hCArtlu·••oldn~t 7 lu 0
the IICJUIIcl hoJ'~ ( nr
-----~ Bichom (21) &allll Hill lhil,.! (77) ,::o ofttr n lc>U•c• bull ,Jur·in,::
J., ... lu "illunwll•".. 'fh,• ln!ll! kno<'kffl tlw Pic>IH • r. frnm title•
o c·cmtrl>ncL. rfCurl oguin•l C.ollc.•~tr. of (dnhu llltnnrrctw 111 lciJho.
-Lo,:: Jlhuto In "'{olt (,utlcr 0
noou un ld.aho'e homr 111d.
"The higgc"t ul~lnt •lt• h~ thnl wt•
lu~l un uppo1111nity lo pin) Cnr tht
1111t " 'urnmt•nted ht ul rnnda Frt•d
" 1l .on, "Our perlormnncc will
it JH"nd t•n how our ft IJo~s (l.'cl
nhout !nnthnll.
•• If tlwy Hmlh lo' ,. I he ~orne•
nntl hn' •' J•ride in theml!eht 'tl wt·
"ill ht' all risht. IC they phn only
for the gt•al , like n d111mpion·
hiJl, ~t· nn: in troublr."
But conch Wilson rxpres~r.d n
grr.nt de tl o( fn.ith in hi lt'nm.
"lf I \H'fl' tn l~t•t,'' he ~id, "I'd
het ~~ \\on't let down Wt'lt gi~e
th~m ,, gocHI gnme."
The finnl outcome of tht. flOml',
huw<•n•r, could hinge on the con·
dition5 of l\'>O firl'l line perfurmrr
for tlw Piotwer .q, Doth Tom lloy It
nnd Ouug lt•iclhnlt urtJ doubtful
tnrlt r clut to injuriei! rcceivt•rl
in tht· \\ alluml'llt• contest.
Roth injutie5 in' ohe th~ knrt'"
anti \'\ il!On hintt·d ot till' po ~hit.
it)' of nn opt•rotion for Ro,·lt• nt
thr. l'nd of the Eoeasun ~ 1thing
cldinitc· is known ) ct.
l11e Colle!!<' of Tdnho
'~n much ~imilnr to quntl i
PnciCio
••••r••••••••• : CONCERT HALL :
IIEW CIVIC AUDITORIUM • ................ _ •.
t SAT., NOV. 9-8:30 P.M. 11
a: : lt 9KCMdJfe. Co--Champion Harriers Face Test
For District 3 Title T ornorro<W
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ror dw third time th4 eason,
the l,c\li j.-nnd Clark cro!!*cotmlrJ
team cln h•·e "'ith the Willtunettc
hurri··~. 11 was onl) lnst ntur.
do that these '"' o quad tit•d for
the conference chnmpion"lup in
the" North"'''' ConfertiiCI" m• et
11ti tJme tht batt I e~round is
th,. Ua trict me t to he held at
Rluc l.ake tomorw~ morning nnd
tlu Paone• r& nr• looking {or their
ftr t \ICton O\Cr the Rcarcnt
~ho "'Cil' tn\nht•d JO !lac confer·
Pnr.r lie, ond carHcr l!tOt•Jled 1 C
b a mglc pQUII
There dul"~ nul npJlt'llr to be
on\ uther team rnpable of chal·
J,.ngmg the ~orth'l',t',t Cnnfer••ncc
co·chorn f''''"~ · The nnl) other
1iC)Uud Wilh B dalllll'C !etm!! to he
orth"'··~t Nnrorf:'lll' of I1J 1ho.
Per onnl dun),. will tlmninatc
much .,f the mr•et. \It hough tlw
111dtliduo I winner i11 not rd.urn •
aug thi )l'ftl thr· other top nm.
ncn~ n re l111• k
IJt<nna~ \ldndf)IJ of 'onhw ~~
Nnznrl"ne wa tht' runn,.r-up ln"l
nar and huuld find it di!hcult
In lnJI lh'e na~e I I Viho \\IllS
thmi nl thr meet.
fIX, th,. NorthWl' 1 Conl••rc:nr,. champ, hns L( en really imprt'!'l•
sh·e nnd must ho con idcred till:
fn vor it c.
The Pione•·r ' '1 ··d Donnnn
pid.:•·d off fourth lost ••uson und
h11 hecn runninc well enough
durmg the current ) cnr to im·
JITO\e on that fini h. 'lo~..alu r
"ith Fix. l C ha tlw l\\o tor hnr.
rien; in tlte Di~trir.t nnrl could con·
<'CI\Ilb)) lltkc the tOJl tWO JIOlS
'" tlae rnce.
Th,. Orc:gun Cullrgint•' CnnCcr.
enc:i' champ, 1\Tnie Pm, dl of
OCE, "ill nlw 1,.. l'liJ•ech·rl to
challcng~ 1hc h•a!ler .1nd hns u
<.hot nt the in•liwlual till•··
Q,·erllll dr'plh ill thl• !Jig Ud\UII•
ta~c IQr LC . .;\ trio of rookt;, Kt'ith
Woodard , llnb lh Nh anti I uurit•
Rr•nt ~·hiL·r. nrr· .tll cnn i~oh•nt nntl
h:nc lto~n r11picl imprmt•mt:n t in
tbeir fir"t \f'.JIT. ,\II thut• rnn lw
r.ountt"tl on to h•ncl nt cd•·rl Sll pp!lrt
tu tile· Fix nnd DormiLh duo.
Murk \l.wdt•l nnd Pete Firth will
nl~o ht• runnin~ fur thl• l>iunt·•• r 5,
Ord.inar ily the cour • me. a urr•s
fnnr mil•• . but the Uhll' [ ak••
nu~et owill CO\r'r ft,~ miles, muk·
ing it morr or (I rh•tnnrr• run•.
'I hi incr.·u ,. m &!u;tunr•r• houlrl
hc n fnl tor in favnr of the Pio-111 l'rt! "hn \\ill bo strongN thon
\\ rllnm~'ltc in the long roc1•.
\notlll'r mujor factor center
nronnd tlw number of tron~ 111
dh iduol competitors in tlw ruce
~tnct· mnr•• top runner~ \\ill bt•
r<•mJn·t.ing. tlw timi!S of tht• h·od·
•·r lwuld he fa H·r thnn u unl.
.AI o c:untrihuting to {n!!tcr timus
,,m Ill' tht• cnur...,• lnyout "hich i
flat und •·on~idcred to he n (oct
o;urfnc•·
'l1t1• Di~trirl meet will offt·r the:.
co·chnmp from Palatine Htll th
opportunih to ~nin "'ill nnotlu•r
Litlt~. 1f tlw B••orrnt!'i from ~al""m
cnn Lc lwld hncJ.:, rh,•n the Pio
n,•,•rs cnn r:tck up another cham·
pion hip. -
Socc~r Team
Meets Pilots
l••wt .1nJ Clark'~ .. orrr.r tenm
"ill m• • t the Unh cr it' nf Port·
lnnd Pilnt 11 tomorro" Kt<'koH i
nl ? Jl m.
"\\ t woulrl welcomr. nll thto up·
J>UTI t lu L ·~ i~ anti Clarl, ... un1t·nt
cnulcl ~IH' 11 ,'' comrnt·nll"d C':Oar.h
Carr·> ()' \rc)'. Althuugh tht• Pio·
nc r "'"'' yrt to UlJ It' victor),
tlar.\ tied lrngue lending Rcrd Col •
lr·ge in tlw i r ln 1 gnme • I aho
Luth••an, un t•urlit•r Pionn•r "'
tim. ''Tht·r nrr lug nncJ Iron~ 1
front," uh~crw·tl Wal,on "\Ve a
JHu)ing it is nut mudtl) \ b
£it•hl will hr.lp them "
From de !1-n'lin r·ud to t•nll, t
\\eight fur C uf I cut• 19.~, 22:
21!11 291 nncf 1111. ,\dderl to t~
nru• o( tlwir linrhnckcrs UJlS t
fiOUit• nt ''11
Conch \\ tl nn renll) hns I
gnmr• plnn tn rnincl, onr• for
dr fit•ltl und one lor 11 \\Ct o
"(( it is wei, we'll thrrnY,'' ~
f'. plnrnc<J, "J ( it'R dry ~ll Ute [
• mg to run,
"Thi" 1 ju I the UJIJlOSilc
~hat you ~<houltl do, but we t.
no rhoir.t·."
College of Idaho J!l mntnh
JlUI>SIIIS lt'lllll, With thctr b
thn•nt quurterbnck Lon 'rrox
IIi~; stull•t u <~ nrc very nnprt•Jit<i
.rvcrnllinv 1 ~8 ·ord Jll'r ga
through tlw air, llo cttrrtnt
rnnk third in the lrnguc.
'I ht'\ ltuve t \\ n {int• r('(:ciH~rs . .
1 Oil)' fngli h und Dn\c ~onn
lwrg, ''I ht:) nre dongt r
thr•mgh the· uir," 8nid "1
"!Jut tlu·ir ~round gnmr 1 not
good ngnin 1 ,, gootl dt'fen-.in~ 1
cluh."
L<mktnp hack on the ~ tllom
gum1• \\ tl on enid •·our
pl.l\ t•cf u·ul ~nod !ootholl. EHr
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ho"c"·r, -nu tlw fumhlc.". "H
do you cout h not to fumhle • hou
wonclen·d Wit on. "Our o11 ton
1\IIS\\'I'r i-. \V l. hud Letttr ru; n ~
tnl·tla ... IIIII •
intramurals
Theta Chi J!rtt•tt•d the nc"
rl••pt•nclrnt tt•.un "ith n o'
trouru wg, U).O, in tht• fir I SA
nn \ o\ I. Thie ~anw rtprc t•
n "urn up lo the UJJCOtning g
''ith the !'lronj!. $uppor1t'rs, "
won I'll 11) OH'r I .tmbtlo Phi r
ilon .w.t8. Thi de the: stallc I
till' twn unrldt·lltcd tcoms to m
in 11 hcnd·on tlUt·l to dccidt• fi
plunl in till' intramural len
stumling •
In Snturdn) 's ~umr the
Com won h\ forfeit rwer the f
,•ult\ 111td tlu PI ~ ... queukcd
tlw '-)1\1!' 15 n flu Jnllfjllll or'
tur} Cor th• -,pr~ 'H'" u ,.,~r~
lntt m 1 ht· ~nmt
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in turning out fur wrt• tlrng. f 1e
further infurmutton ·tt' coa
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