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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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November 15, 1968 Volume 27, Number 11
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1968-11-15
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n Dcnnh \'
f.t ~n:rorenc "
nd bncl to •r&
u.rked ~he
ed the Ben
g.. thHI !\«! \
.e Pioneen~
r the North
mpion~hip ROCh \fA "iS OFFER I (~ 1 .. C"oUc-.-tcd b,. the Rt"•'· Ric-hart! \"orlr.
durina a Punlonf f "i•lt thi~ >~ummcr. Tho· wc•IJ.&cnln•n f.pi•u·oJJDl
Jlri~ t will bt-oo tht l (. c-ompw ~ov. 18-20. -Orc·•un Journnl
phuto b, DnH• ThomJifttn.
LC lo"t b,
1 fin il'h etl ni
Hill ho rriN•
t.ce typ.icnl or
ce even tho
o~t pleo.,ont •
k Mandel ~
ough nOl am
:n one of hi
)0 and exhibn
1 that mndt' ~
rrie.ro. in the D
r LC wu" L.1
Bob Byerl)· (.
:rold ( 43)
4uad
~ great," cia"
conch Eldon
>race:. plan~; to
" • The Rc,·. Dick York, the or.
clninctl Epi~opnl hippie prie:4t,"
will ]~ o gue~t.in.re~idcnce at
l.ewis and Clark 'ov. 18-20.
\ ork will be uvoilahle to meet
1 with cla~es ne well ne with tho!>e
~·ho 11irnpl)' want to rnp. Two
scrvic '§ in the Chapel arc planned
for Wttdne do\· "\(o,· 20 one at
ll u.m. and the other ut 9 30 p m
!'he 27-yenr.old clcrnmon wa&
hin·rl hy o group of clerf!:v and
lu) mt>n in J unc, 1967 to pro' ide
u .. 1\trc:"et ministry" tu till' htppic
communit)" in Bcrkclc}'. Hi . min·
1r.tr) in the ''Berkeley Free
Church'' provides per onol coun.
tiel o Wl'll n food, ttheltr.r and
1 clothing.
Orduinccl in on unu~uol ct<rc
muny inmhing my tiral Indian
mu le, bulloon5 ontl colorful
roLe:"!\, York hns de.,uibt-d the
Bf'rkr.lt•y Free Church a11 o mini~.
tn u( availability-phyaical, psy-chic and theological, ~·hich ~~~~~
nothin5; in return. Ht~ abo c:har·
nct.erized it ua on open ministry
that i,; willing to learn and ~row
from the relationship with tho•e
.;erved bY it.
On n pre\·ious ,·isit to Portland
in 1\UJ!IIIIl of thi year, the Re\,
York led an open nir 'rock ~1m"
ot l.nir Hill Park. lit• c:ondiH'ted
the ccr"mony in n ps)chcdelic
rohe with u bright orange, green,
purple and yellow ginnt poi11ley
print. To ,t•t orr the out fit, he
\\or~ whir.· bell-bollom trouser ~>
and black boot • The happc-ninR
\\'a allendetl b\ sew:rul hunrlred
pe.r:.on • both '5traight" onol hi{'·
• pte.
Hi" rt-\·•·ption by sur.h audiP.nces
!Jo.; been peaceful and ottcnth·c.
in murkr.d rontra 1 to the hoMHe
reception nlten giH·n con,·cntion·
al e\nngdist who !Ja,·e tried to
re!onn the " inful" hippaes.
a 'leO ..on of
ction (or o tr
• hut no" ASLC Di$cusses Jf' eekly Meetings
Thr. elimination of "time con. Q champion hi
a not her c ... ., • ., 1111ming '' eckh .enote meet tnf.t""
wu'4 the ubJect of u ~tatcment di.
~r LC next
~~~ A \ lJ mrel reN~d W t'tllll!lldoy to memhtor'l of
1 akc Thi !the ~S
1I.C ...:nate and evcuthc
the cro~~couD 1counct ·
uld provide l'he mO\ .. ,. WO!l made to dimin-
ll chnnc~ of pl atf' the condition of ",.tructure
... ictor.. di~placin~ purpo , ... in the -rnate.
dges
io;trkt "io.2
we"t Cont,.rl'!
.olle~tiRt c '-""
~ their leodct
10 SQ(' II\
uple of TNUI
• f" un }Jctu to
•• off toornc'·.
two wc:ek
to the U
to 11ln'
11Dt~r 20 nnd ?1
Piont'cr,
lnvit
held
(omin. aoonrdins to \like Donnc:ll \SLC
odminletr3t l\t" a "i tont b) e.\·
• •
t'CIIU\~ OflJIOUllme nt,
\ newsletter contuin.ing the
pr,.,ident's report, cnmrnillce rc
IIOrt and an) other pcrtint>nt in·
formation will lw tli trihutt-d tn
the m~:mbcr11 nf the-,rnntr and
t'X~uth·e cnuncil and to the com.
nmnih through the Pioneer I o~.
Thtl ecnutc "ill convene hnw·
Soul Sound Slated
l'ltt: Black "ltudcnt lnion
(U lJ) of l..c\\1-,uuJ Clork lh·
'ite all t&ult-nt tu it fir l
oul Jumc s.,turtlal) , ~o\. 16.
n~ 8 JMn. an tht-Trail Room.
1\c.lmi ~ion will hr. 25 t·ttnl . ever. when :ln\ mc:mllcr t'llhmits
u rt'qut'll for 1 mc..,un~ . The sen.
ntor tnU!'I -whmn n u(lem.lo no
lutc:r than tht F Ttthn pr~•·r.cling
the propo~c•l mt"eting date. ln the
event thnt o mr.eting ie nerclt
o~an. nil cnutor \\ill he notifir.d.
Edwards Speaks
Or. Con.,in Eclwortl , formt'r
cha.innon of th,. fcdt>ral Trade
Commi-~ion, "ill tpeak todn) in
EntM amlitonum at 11 o.m. on
"forces tbat "'haJie Society."
Dr. Edwncl i n nationally
known t•contUui 1 anti fnrmc:r nd·
, i-or to Prc~idcnt Fronldin D.
Roo:-c,clt. n~ is no" un econom
ics professor nt tht• Unhcr ity of
Oregon
Dr. lllchorcl T. Fro t. 'htmnal
Oarcctor of the llpward Round
Prnttram \\ill srwuk o'. 1 Q ut . \ . .. lC on "Urbunttm m mt·rum.
""'•it•nrt• und CivilitAtion" will
be Llw topic of anothc·r roi\\'OCB·
tum pr.~kcr on lle~. l, Or. Paul
'1ahmon, pro' U'l of Revell~ Gol
legt' 111 the Uniu•r ity nf Cali·
fontia uml natinnull · famou u~
•r:1rcbn of ~t·m• ti,• and hio
ph !lie:-. ~ill peak rluring thf'
daupd hour. • lewis
and
clark 1-~wit and Clar~ r oll~gt• I sltlblislrcd 1867 18&1
Vol. XXVII, No. II Pottland. Oregon Fri<.hty. November l!i, 1961'4
Griswold Parking Lot
Are Halted By Lack Repairs
o Funds
The porkin~ facility for com·
muters ot Griswold Stadium may
he more ft cJ&tered 1wampl.and
than o parking lot. but due to fi.
noncial and commuter rdocation
fnctors it mu t remain so until
next vear, accordintt to Dean of
Students Kent Hawley.
Defore con•tructaon tan bl"£10
in June nn an otphohed, lighted,
r" .dr~i~ned porlung lot with ex
ponded capacity of 40 per cent,
the cost of '27 ,000 must met
Whetht:r or not funds are raised,
thl' deloy is inovitnble. for the job
will require aix weeks to fini11b,
rni11ing an un~olvt'd problem of
!pace fnr commuter parking in
the interim.
Dean Ho" ley expl.nlned Tue!
dar that the nece "ary funds will
probably be obtained from the
p;cnrrnl con~truction budg,.t. He
!tressed, howt'l·er, that academic cons&ruetion -I!Uch as a new
vJ~e huilding and new dormll
ha~ fiut priority.
J mpro•em,.nt of parking fadli·
ti~ wos pu11hl".d by Hawley last
year, eventually r~ulting in a re
designing nf plana by school
nrchit,.et Paul Thiry and accep.
tance of a $27,000 bid {or acti&n
on th" plan~. These pre condi-
tione lor i1ctual 1mprovemtn1
wer,. l'!stnblished lut apring,
when a •wo sidewalk leading
from Critwold to the campus WM
install~d .
Hawley envieions a !tries of
rarking and lighting modifica·
tions and additions conducive to
a safer ond more plea5ant cam·
pu4. Planned future con..•tru~tion
includee n network of resident
and commuter peripheral campus
parking loti!, and &tft'etlip t& on
approaching 11trc:eta and roada leadios in..c;ampua. Hf' ho~ that
eventually, all on-campus puking
~JJ be eliminated, with all com·
munity member parking on l.he
pf'riph,.cy. Tbi! inn<n~tion. with
impro~ed lighting. would rahe
114fcty l..:vel& 111 wdl u cut noi15e.
Until pcnnanent improvemmta
can be accompli&hed, th,. main·
renancc departm,.nt 1fill apply
jp"DYt'l ao th,. rul4, and temporary
lighting will b,. pro-rided on the
rnad!s lt'.Ading into the campul!o.
How~t-r. the ma.inaena.nce de
partment i! unwilling to (Jeml
much on r~paira with rermanent
• • • Improvements JmmJDent.
Model Security Council to
Convene Here November 23 Tb,. fatt that "we are one of
the few <lOIJf'~l':" which dn nnt
cbsrge for parking'' wa &ho
pointed out by the dean. Adding
thAt a cbnr~e was l"'ied two
yean ago and th~ dropped be
eauu of an unfavorable r~ep
tion. he claimed fund,. {nr the
improvem,.nt could ewly hav~
been acquired from auth a
ource.
Also project~d is a multi·lael.
$1 million parking complex which
would handle porting event& and
cording to Dean Haw)e ·, .. Cri~~o
wold Stadium parkin,; ia the firet Morlel Securil) Council will cnn
\'f'ne ut Ll!~i~ and Clark "o'· 23,
lt•tl b} LC @tudent Mart) O~den
o secretary general. Thl' di
,.i;ion of the Model United Na.
tion will di~U!"! four intf!r.
national j., ues.
The fim of th~e problem-s con
cern territori~ under PortUfle!!t.:
rule in A £rica. The question it
"'ht·th~r these territorie hould
umoin under Ponugue-e dome~
tic rulc, or .. hould the} be pre
pared for independence. Exten·
~ion ()( the peat>e-keeping forre on
Cypru post tbe Dec. 15 deadline
will bt· th~ nc.•<t art'a o£ dis<:us
e~iun. Keprt!!enting the Turld•h
\·ie~ of thi& i uc will be Lcwi~
nnd Clork ~tudent .And) Tn}lor.
The di•pute between ~folo y .. in
anti the Phillipine!S ovtr the con.
trol of the itllllld of c;abah i~ to
l1e di cu~o~-t'd b~ the varton! coun
tries. The fourth ; .. sue to appear
before the council j, the di,pute
between thl' At3b and the
1 radi11.
Repre.!!~n ting \"arious nation of
tht-,.,·orld will be dt'legations
Crom Pacific Unhenut\, Uni~er
eit) "! Oregon, Portland tate,
Conl'"ordia, Ort'gon Collrg~ of Edu.
<1ation, Univt-rsity of Portland,
Marylhur"'l College~ Portland
Communi t) Collt-ge, Clarkt'! Col·
legr', 1 in(ield Collc~te, Oregon
Statt" Uni,ersity, Lower Colnm
hia and [..t>,,ir; and Clur'k College.
The l C delegation ''ill repre •
••nt Brull. lll"tul of th~ group ie
l>nntl J IUJUil, and umoining
mt•mberl' .1re Judy Brhm1nn,
Jmh Hcr~c. 1\..tthr Boyer. Paul
Ihh \mph.", Bob farrell, to.uri~
Owc•n. ll!!bblc ..,mith. Charles
\\ illiam and Ann Wil ... on. Karlin
L'lflJtcr.Johnson. dlAinnan of the
lnternawmal A ff.Urt~ dcpartm~nt,
i11 the: ad,·i80r.
The Model Security Council parucipn.nu c:()me frnm ell de·
portments of th,. variou colleges.
Th,. 11imulation ia a epec::ial inter·
~~· group und all members or the
Lrwi and Clark r.ommuruty
were invited to participate
There ~ill be another MSC wtn.
tcr term for anyone whn is in~A!r·
e!lted, and Lel'f is nnd Clark will
send a delegation to Fre51'10,
CaliC •• during the !print;. to take
part in a Modd United Nations.
J\ll tudent and focultv mcm· •
bcr who are intr.re3ted in the
Un.itt"d Nations and ita operation
are encournRed to attend the one·
~lay ee!!ion o( the Modd Security
Council. The entire simulation wiU
be run acc:ordi n~ to laws :and pro.
ce<lures that go,·ern the Unit~
Nation!!> Security Council.
This ~vrnt will give people a
good OJiportunit ~ to Letter under·
•tond the cmuplc:.xilies .of con.
teruJKlraT}· diplomacy ond the
working o( the United Nations..
Free .. . .. pnoraty.
campus flicks
The on.-.., the only, the original
".\lice in Wonderland" by ~alt
Dime)' will be !ho~-n tonight in
Evan at 7~30 and 9. No one over
30 will be admitted un)es.! ac
companied bv a child. Aclmi~~ion
i 50 cent!. certairill an in•isru·
fiunt 15Um to ue the original trip
'-id in a cln !l.ic: piece of tlO!talcic
Americana.
Sunday night in Evans at 7·30,
'"Anatomy o{ a M rriage" (which
i really two Cilm!) "'ill be pre.
~ntl'!(l. The first i8 the hu!!band'
\"ie" of the marriagf'!, lbe 5e<:Ond
that of the wife. Who'e right?
Thal'" for you to decide.
Schedule
The pennanent program schedule for the Lewis and Clnrk Ex·
perimenlal College for the duration of the first session is as
follows:
on Mondays at 8 p.m.. lhe •·crutivc Process" class will meet
in Q)peland Lounge. "Stock .Market'' m room 9 of Edmonds. "Amer
ican Negro History" ln the 'Coffee ~op. "Contemporary Marriage''
in th\• ~e Room at Templeton and ·'Man Faces Death" in Tam
arack.
On Th~<days at 8 p.m., "Differential Poetr)•" will meet In the
Lee Room at Templeton, ''Brazil in Fennent" ln the Forelgn Stu
dent.s Lounge. "lnvcstigatton of Se.x" in the Colree Shop and
"Beatles" in the ~ land Lounge.
On Wednesdays at 8 p m. "Racism in American I.nstltuUons,
wlll meet m the Fore~n Students Lounge and "Revolting AsP«ts
of Higher Education" will meet in the Coffee Shop. At 8:30 p.m. in
Tamarack. "Rock Appreciation" will meet.
At 8 p.m. on Thtmllays ·•fto6ebud" will a-.emble in lbe Lee
Room 111 Templeton, "ESP-ISO" in Copeland Lounge, "Dylan" In
Tamarack and "Draft and the LAw'' in the Coffee Shop,
Feel free to sit in on any elMS. -
• rage 2 PI0'\1-ER I O<.
typica?
The \'OllCl-,>e ,tudcm of rc.xb) i~ ~nppo,c:dl ·
nunc.• ret.! in h:H ing .1 'lii(C in dN:idiug how
hi' ,uJlegc j, ntn. lie .• d, Ol.lll'' nlnt~· 'tmll'llt
rt'ptc,c.•nt.ttiun on lummittcc' <lccduing ,u ·•·
dcmu· polic ·• llc loudl proc:laitm. th~\1 he.• j,
rc.~pon,ibll." "nou~h tu di,ciplinc him'>cH b)
Conning and cnlor-c.iug formal mk' fot the
collegt•.
The Le'd' and Clark ~tudcnt c' idcntl) j,
not ''pi cal. A vcr) importam heating ",,,
held \\'cdnc,da · c:onc..rnin • the "Right" .tnd
Re.\J>On,ihilili6 of tht S·udcnt and the Col·
lege" l-t3tement '' hich ''all be 'ubmittL·d to
the Bo~ard of TnM~' .t~ in:-.riuuional poliq.
1llC lUI f\OUl ror thi hc,tring WO\' C.'Cccding)
poor. Apparently only a handful of J>t.>oplc
arc intel"e'tcd in )CC"Utmg the "c,,cmiul pro·
'is ion for freedom to learn," ,,.h ich i the
purpo e of the 't:uemcnt . \lwultl 'wdcnt tet orti" cont.lining 'uc h in·
Cmm.•lion a' di,ciplin:tt}' :HtJom b~ •t llu·
dispn,.tl of .In} pchon oa nar.mu.ttinn 'thnuld
,, ~tudl'nt \ political a'>\c)( aalions .mu bchd~
he comidctcd c on!tdcnu.tl b) hi, tll\11 It( lOt?
h it l'"cnti<tl fot the colk'Rc tlt w'papca .IUc.l
mclio ~tat ion to h.l\ c cch ton.tl h u·clomr Don.
thl' .nhnini,tr.Hion ha\'c the right to ptnlubat
'' udcnt mcmbct 'hip in :my t} pc or otgani7 ~t·
tinn 't.•t•king mt·mbcf:'hip on the c.tmJu"?
Conct'l ning tht.• st.atcmcnt ir..df, thi' ques·
t inn w:a-. r.ai~cd -doe' th j, statt•mcnt dcarh I
CHltlinc th.: dcgtec to which ~twlt •nt' will bt•
alhm·nl ro imohc thcm,cht· .. in n:t.•tc:i,ing
thc'c prO\ j,ion' fot Crccdmn to lc:arn?
1 he ilem Ji.;cu 'L>d at tlH· ht·:n ing induclc:tl
'uch cpac,tion' :ts: Do the 'tmlcnts haw the •
right to bring to the c::unpu\ ·'") 'pc.tkt•t thcv
"i~h. no maucr how c(ll\11 O\ cni.ll oa :o.u hH·r·
he he m:1Y be con,idcr('d by tht.• :admini'· • I he <,(Udcnt~ nr Lt•Wi<; and Cl;nl; who
'hmH·cl no intctc't in thi' heating ran onl ·
hope· th:u thcit opinion" on the '''llcrnt.'Ol
Well' C\:pt~'ed by the ,wcJcnt' who dicl at·
lt."ll<l. hccau"c thetc will he no mot c lw;u ing'
·r he 't:ul'mcnt will not he put to a vote h)'
rhc student bO(l} or facult). lt will ~n dh<'<"ll}
to th~ Roanl of Tt U\tccs on ) an. (), I '169 •
RP • •
tration?
Students Hold
Silent Retreat community forum
Thl' 'u" r Cr~k Y.M.C.A.
r.nmp£-o md :near Salem wu the
!!<:ene of a silt:nt retreat C'onducl·
cd Ia t "'eel end by Lewis and
Clark 6tudent.s interC$ted in fonn&
O( COmmunication Other than \ Cf•
bal. The jde.n for the retreat. or·
ganir.ed b Crai~ Martin and Lani
Lucas. ¥Ill! ba ed on somr fonns
of Quaker religiou< -.ctt-1"\"ices.
~tudr.:nts left Saturda)·, some
tra'l'l'!liog b) car and other-. bitch·
hHan~. ~n definite ncti\'itics \\'ere
planned for the event, although
t!'erul tudcnas brou~ht mu~cru
in trumcnUl. The brin~ing of
hook -wa dio>eouragcd.
Lani emphasized that the pur
JIQ"e of the retreat "'"Zl not to
withdrnl\, but rnther to learn o
be more sensi.ivl' to the tlJou~hl
ol other e\l'.n thoul!h they are not
t;pt:Cificall) cxpr!!-~. Tbou~h
ehe bad diflicuhy explaining "er.
ball the dfecl.5 o( the ilence,
Lani not~ an equnlil.4rion pre.
'alent ~tween tudents. r,.mark·
in~ that .. words can be n facade." Bovcott De troys
• • To th~ editor:
L~,, is & Clark College hno; it!!
e_~istt•nce indebted to the frc:e en·
terpri•e 6) lt'm. This Cree ~nter·
('rille tllc.m has g~nerou,.l)' do.
natc:d millions of dollars for the
gro" th of thi important inl'tilu·
lion. Free entr:rpri-c has its e:ti~·
tencc indebted to a free demo·
erotic yat~m. The h.•nder<~ of n
dcmocrnC)' ort• 11ubrc:et to contin·
unl changt.• through it <'OMtslll·
cnt!l' \ 0(1!. }t is 4 COO!'lrUC"IIVC: and
poaiti\·c rdntion-.lur ull the "nr
doYon the line.
h ha. come to my attention
thnt \ ~t. Prof~or of En~tli~h
]l'rf) Bnum ur~ted his students
to join the ~ntionnl Studt•nts for
u Dc:mocrati<": ~icty and bo'cott
the r••cent nntionul elections. In
m' ,j,." thi" is an nhsurd1) neg&•
rhr ,jey, which doe" not dl'mon.
1 rnh: nn) thing but rather de·
tw' ... , erytlung. A.. an olum·
nu of l.tlwj & Clnrk I obj~t to
the happenings
Fraday, Nov. 15
The Civic Auditorium will present "The Best of Broadway," a
c:horal and sk1t adaptation of Irving Berlin's musac: The curtain will
nse at 8 p m. Admission is $1, $2., $3, and $4.
Al 7:30 p.m "Loneline:c;s of the Long Distance Runner" wi11 be
present.t:d in PSC ~ 75 Old Main Theatre. This film directed by
Tony Richardson . 1s the story or a slum child who Is sent to a
refonnatory .
Sunday. Nov. 17
In the ~culty Building Loo~ at Reed College, Dr. Arnold
Kaufman '"111 presean a lecture entitled "ls American Liberallsm
Dead?'' It will begin at 3 p.m.
At 3 p.m Loneliness or the Long D1staoce Runner" will again
be ~n at PSC.
At ~ College, Henri Honegger, cellist, wtll ploy Suite No. 1
m G MaJor, amoog other sL'lections. This will be al 8 p.m. in the
Chapel m EUot Hall.
Monday, Nov. 18
The Oregon Symphony will perionn at the Civic Auditorium
Featured wtll be piarus1 RudoU F'irkusny Adma.ssion will be from
$3 to $6. The performance will begin at 8 30 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 19
The Orc~on S~mphooy wl11 perform 3goin at 8 30 p m
The Rnsstan film, "Mother or Mat" will b4: pre->entcd at PSC's
?S Old Mam Theatre at 1 30 p m. This is the story of a fam1ly dur·
mg the 1905 Russian upristng. Admission as 50 ct-nts.
ThursdaY, Nov. 21
"Adam thl.! Creator'' wall op~n ut tC's F'ir Acres Theatre 3t
8:30 p.m. Admission iB $1.
. ~c~ Thursday, Friday and Saturday "The Star Spangled
Gtrl will. pia~ at .the Civic Theatre, in th•: Main Stag~ Auditorium.
The cu~ ~I nse at 8:30 p m. Admission lor Thursday is $1.50.
AdmiSSion Friday and Saturday is $2. i\lr. Dnum's retention n~ nn A""'·
Profc: <or at l..e" i!! & Cbrk Co).
lt·ge.
c;mc-erch
'\\'1lliam H \\bite
Cia s of '62
Hikers To Take
Holiday Trek
While the doors of L••wi11 und
Clark nrc lockt>d Cor fhonk ~~tiV·
int: \'RCntion No' 27 to Dec 1 •
homdc"~ Mudent .. nrc in\'Jted to
.spend the weekend with the Trek
ent~pielt>r • The ou:ing dub ho
not )l!l eet u dt• tinotiun (or thi
1 rip, uhhough one: pos ibility is
th,. Orc:gon ron st.
An\ ~tucien t intt·r~ tt:d in the
Thank!igivin~ trip or future uut.
intts j ... in\ itt·d to attend the Yo rd.:.
h meetin11 Wulnesd11~ at 5:30
p.m. in one of the 'l'emplc:tun
dining room!. Meetin~t place.'!
"ill h~ po ted c11ch w<·ek nt'llt tht•
t-ntrances to Fidd .
Member explain that Trdcen·
pielers is not limited to mu cu
lar mountain men who like to run
up rork cliff . The club ,., for uny
one "ho en joys the out of-door .
Outing" o;.o lor tlu yenr hove
indudctl ont• flnr of hikine nnd
dementory rock climhml{, nnd
on overni~~:ht trip to ~1t llood
Future plan will he nmdt• In·
tho e who nttrml th" Wt·dneM!ny
rn~ting .
KLC Set~ Special
A pt"clal taPt" program frotur·
ing MaNhall Mc:Ciuhnn and Ius
po irion in relolion to the Elcc
tri•· Age will bf' rre~<·ntcd ~o\
16 ana 23 on KLC Ruclio (Kl C
680) .The tape& will be broaden!!!
at 9:30 a.m.
pioneer log
OHir.tal JlUhlicntJon of lh~ A, o
ciotcd Student of l.ewie noel
Cl11rk College, 0615 S.W Pnlll·
tint' I hll Rond, Portland, Ore.
97459 Puhliahl'cJ 1 wtce week h
durinr the -<hool yeur b) Gonn
Puhli hanf.' Co Sct·nnd do "
po rage paid ot )'ortlonrl. Ore.
EIJl'l OR ,\lice L. Cltri tt-n en
Managing F..ditor Julit• Pf"rrrll
Ach~:rtining Mw-. Uon u·ap
Ad' itor Goy Jenkins i'\m~mht•J l!i. I
Dyan De • tcates
A llltlc while ago a song by Bob Dylan nppc.1rcd in this co
dedicated to Richard NLxon. Onrt ORnln a Dylan number
lured, this lime dedlcatcd lo us nnd our society, flrl!st•nt and
Oh where hnve you been, my bluc-eyl-'<1 son?
Oh. where have you been, my darling ont>?
I've
I've
l'vc
I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains,
walked and I've crawled on six crooked highways,
stepped m the middle of seven sad forests,
been out in front o£ a dozen dead oceans •
1'w been ten thousand miles in the mouth of a graveyard,
And it's n hard, ond it's n hnrd1 it's a hard, it's n hard,
And it's a hard rain's a gonna fall .
Oh, what did you see, my blue--eyed son?
Oh, what <tid you see, my darling young one?
I ~nw n new born baby with wild wolves nil around It,
I saw a highway of diamonds wtth nobody on 1t,
I saw a black branch with blood Uaat k<>pl drippin'.
I saw a room full of men wtlh their hamm~rs a-bleedin'
I saw a whtle ladder all coverl'd with water, •
I saw len lhousand talkers whose tongues were all broken,
I saw guns and sharp swords in the hands or young chtldren,
And it's a hard. and it's a hnrd, it's a hard, it's a hard
And it's a hard ~ain's a gonna Call. '
And what did you hear., tn)' blue--eyed son?
And what did you hear, my darling young one?
1 heard the sound of a thunder. it roared out a wamin' • Heard the roar of a wave that could drown the whole world.
Heard one hundred drummers whose hands were a blazin',
Heard teo thousand whic;perin' and nobody listening',
Heard one person starve, I heard many people laughin',
Heard the song of a poet who died in lhe gutter,
Heard the sound of a clown who cried in the alley,
And it's a hard, and 1t's a hard. il's a hard, tt's a hard,
And tl's a hard rams a gonna fall.
Oh, who did you meet. my blue-eyed son'l
Who did you meel, my darling young one?
1 mel a young chtld beside a dead pony.
I mel a white man who walked a black dog,
I met a women whose body was burning J met a young gtrl, she gave me a rainbow,
I met one man who was wounded in love.
I met another man who was wounded wiUa hatred.
And it's a hard, it's a hard. it's a hard, it's a hard,
It's a hard rain a gonna Call.
Oh,
Oh, what'U
what'U you do
do vou • now, m} blue-eyed son?
now. my darling young one?
I'm goin' back out 'Core the rain starts a falUn'
l'U walk to the depth of the deepest black forest:
Where the people are many and their hands are all empty,
Where pellets of poison are flooding lhear waters,
Where the home in the valley meets the damp dirty prison,
Where the executioner's face 1s always wcU hidden
Where hunger is ugly, where souls are forgotten.
Where black is the color. where none is the number
And I'll tell tt and think it and speak it and breathe il
And reflect it from the mountam so all souls can see it,
Then l'U stand on the ocean until I start slnkln'.
But r·u know my song well before I start singin'.
And it'~ a hard, it's a hard, It's a hard it's a hard,
And it's a haro rain's a gonnn fall. '
''DoN'\ DROP THAT
JUNK MAll ON
THE FLOOR ! 1
' ,, PUT JGD I
1
1
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r••utJ
ltt'n
~ow di .. h
~ •• 8
t·nd
n 1
holt
c1··nl1!
ill
~ec:JII
ff
"I
I "
·n
no es
in thiS \."VIlAH
'lUmber
cnt nnd
• ms.
ways,
graveyard,
l,
it.
•
In'.
)Jeedln',
m broken,
::hildren,
1 hard,
r"amin',
e world.
a blazin',
ng',
aughin',
•
' '
.ey,
lard,
red,
1an:l,
I
•
t,
all empty,
lrty pnson,
len,
n,
nber,
the il,
see it.
•••
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lard.
JGD PJON.EER LOC Page 1J
blin Faces Loss of 18th Century Atmosphere Frosh Petition
On Hours, Civ
tiJI.IN'S OIU·;l\tMA l• 11huwn
tbi~ \It'~ (NUll lUI t'ft'jlOnl
o11ralun window of 1ht• rubblt'
lllrN·I• of th.-C'hy. -lo~t
1, Lllt•n Dri,.kdl •
ryouts Held
1'r) out11 (or th•• nc..'t lt•wio: nnd
rk J•la) prorJurtion, "Bedcr.
an nno the Firo·hug.; ," orf' lll'inll.
ld toclcl\ ut :J :00 p.m. ot the Fir
· Clct Th~ntrt.." . Tho~e who nrc
rnmnticnll) inclined hut unuhlc
'
1 attcnri tryuut ot this time,
ltttJid mnk•• nn UJipoinm•·nt \\ ith
fhcatu: DcJIDrtment. NAN(.. 'Y Uf.Nc;STO~ u( tht• u; In· land 111urly .. rfJUJt lnolria from a
{,.wrJriGn houM.• w-hlth i!l untlt•'ltoin~r ,.. ... turution lu inhubitrd 11hat'k"
in tlu bot"!. 1 UNI. -l..n« JIIUttu lty EIJc·n Dri•lu·ll
br Tt•m Elclk,. But th~ problem is noL one: iao.
Anwncun hnve hcen r.ritiri1.r.cl
ht>couse o( thdr pcrsi tone~: in
\·oidng opinion about ot hrr <'Ill·
lure!!, while failing to COIJl' will1
prohlcm!l in their own wrir.ty.
A8 mt•mllcrs of <1 study group in
lrdnnd, we h(n'c tht• opportunity
o{ objectively in ~tudying nbrond.
We ulso arc in u pr1 ition to
have "ome insight into tlw prob
lt·m o( I rt·lnntl w ithnut the cmo·
tiona! bnrrier5 of thr: nntivc Dub.
liners.
Thr: root or that problem lie!~ in
the dc•c:trlll'lion of 18th century
Dublin. Some tell u~ that "'c <'.an·
not louk nl th•· prnhlcm ohjec·
ti,·el) i£ v.e ore to underetand 11;
we: lum· not hnd tlte cmot ional
trc !0 n( the expcrir·nce to per·
ceh u it in the proper rontcxl. ln!crl plu•nomtnon. It i& one of
l'"" iderlng which institutions are
worthwhile to prcv.rve in SO<:irty.
,\Inn)· ltf tlw ,. ole) and trensured
in!liHJtion ore being rentlr.ud
oh!!olt•te O\'t•rni~ht.
During tht• 18th cr•ntur)·, Dublin
bc•ndited both culturally and uco
n(lmicnlly from the land.gcntry.
Priri1• in their culture was rerJecl·
,.,J in thf'ir cHons to make Dublin
n hcoutiful city. Th~y built br.au.
tiCul town hou~ce, 5paciou and
lugh-c,.ilin~ed, w it h poli<hed
w om len Uoor , do(lrs and lairs.
I:och rC){)m balanred with th,. en.
tire hou e and included pla!>tf"r
!Itt -relid (Jn the walls nnd ceil.
ing of the l) pe thnt matle We.:Jge
\\ood rhinn Iamon•.
ree U. Chairman Asks f•H the cit) iheH, the aristo.
crocr hirc:el arl'hitr.ct to .Jra"' n
1110 ler plnn for nn elaborate t<) •
tern o( rmrk&, road_ ancl squore5.
There were ol•o plan5 for two
~rc:at u' nues to mcr!t nt the Ct'll·
I tt•r nf the cit over th1• LiHey
B iw!T. At the amt· time two uggestions for Classes
l•;r lfiC'II lvcmmr"'
Bill F.u t\\nod h.:1 u thing ohout
('DJ. lie dnt• n't think it get the
llcntion it de~cr' es. "i'iot ice
it' nlw 0)'5 11hovc.-d oH on 11
t(l the idt• o( )OUt plate?"
a Thi up ets him. Dut in-celed hecauo.•• no one hnw!l up.
"e,..,.ion~ nrc stiU tokin~t place
nne I i£ \ ou huH! tlw 1 ime nutl fed •
the ur~c Cor a ucw type of t!du.
cntional t'XJicoricncc , fed frt'.C to
"it in on an) of the cnur e • canals. cen ed by ntljoining rondo;,
wcr,. to he du~ on the tlcrimcter
o{ Dublin, encirdin~ the cit)'.
Hut thr• raphJiv r.lJiproachin~:
19th centurr hnd a di~ trow• ef.
feet on tho• cultural and ~conomic
l'rogrc.~ of the cit). The ari to·
Game" nl~ Play
• had cracy lo l 1t11 wealth and power.
Tlw cunal!l nnd a few of th~ con.
nc( ting rond wcrr. buill, hut only
onr. uvcnuc wal!o cnmpleted. The
gentry wN,. forr.rd to ~u their
town hou rs nnd toclnv th•·~e
hr..IUtiful hfJmr· contllirute 11 Iorge
pnrt of the r-.xnrnplt·a o( Ccorgian
,, rc hitrc turr.,
!)funr. o( thr lwu C!! ar~ being
rr. torc<l, hut thr& Ia r.mtly. Plan •
ner in thr. city go"emment or
thr• Dublin corporotion ore con·
lent ''' prut~t what ie ldt of the
Ge.orgiun hnua , to pte!••rve and
ll'!ltr,re for Jti,torical value. but
they arr mnrf' concerned about
mo,•ing peor•l~ out of the atea
which hu hccomr n elum, and
into JIUbtir. hou ing.
~luny Dublint'f would like the
r.orpurotion to mak,. ap~inl pro.
'i!IOO!I "' prott"Cl the house5 and
''' maintain thr. atm•• phrre of
lRth c••ntury Duhhn. Many (~or n
negative .mswr.r. Already there
have !J,.,.n Jlr9po5nlt! to turn the
e•anol& into n highway ystrm a.nd
eJcv•·lurwr11 a rr: eyeing the valu •
uhl•· real t~tote where the
G,.orgian hou ~ nrr.. CitizrmJ
(eel thut th,. clly will IQO!C ite dis
tinr.l hen eM and l'h.um H its
to¥~n hun cs are not Jlfet>cned
anfl ilJl con a I<~ hecome higl1woy ...
Duhlincr now fed unittu" in D
world "hich i (ull of I!JlfU"'ling,
ugl), hophiWlrd citi~ comr,osed
t~f mdistin<:'ti\e and drab hou~
The)· do not want Dublin to de·
gen•'rat«: into e imilnr tate.
We, n~ ,\mericoo• who know
American cities, rwlire that the
problem i netuly one t~f unh~r ol
stature, not ju"l 11 local disagree.
nl('nt. lt is th~ que!tion that faces
many odetie!, "what price the
future?''
Parking A ,·ailahle
Junior aod enior commuting
t udt:nt will be able to u~ the
11nc W8) road S<JUih Of th~ coll~se
d(·•dopmcnt office as u parking
oren t"H•-cthco immediald)·.
Parking vtill lle nn a £ir,.c-c:omf'.
fin>l·•en ed ba"i". Thl" ne¥~ ruling
tloe not DJipl to Huddl,-,;tJn l.llnt'-,\ pt'tirion to aboll h curfCW!I for
(rdhman girl11 will be circulating
today and next wrek. Anoth,.r, to
n:vi !t: th,. Wl".l!tern civilit .. 'lt irm
program. will be drculat,..(l begin·
ning Monday.
Both ~titions are !rune or a
:serie5 of informal fro h m,.,.ringa
chaired by clua pruidau Tom
Jordan and or"n ro nil intl'fe5ted
claa memMrl!.
Tn one such meeting Tuesday,
the hours for interviutation and
curfew, M well ac th" civilization
program, were discuc ed. Jordan
appointed committe01 to dr ft
and dir;tribute petition& concern.
ing both i!IIUt'.s.
He said that LC President How.
nrd bad indientcd that a Jletilion
to do away whh the frosh «ids'
houn; hnd to be ubmined GlmetSt
immediately-within "a w~k or
~"-to make it dfcctive for not
term. Titc ~oa1 i" "at lea t 200
&ignature5," with no>n,. being ac·
cet~ted fmm men or upper.due
womt.'n.
Fre!hman girl are uked to
111)' a her tQCIB) 'e Civ lecture to
&ittn the retition. Sheeta will ali!O
be circulated in dorm The com·
miuce chainnan ie larkie Po t.
A ~nd (Miition will begin cir
culating Monday. il6 purpose to
redur.e the number of civ lec.turu
in (avor or more diacu ion
group5. Profl(l•.-d i a chang,.
from the pr~e.nt four-lecture,
two.discu!!ion group week to one
of three lecture! and three dis
cu!.Sion ~oup Committee chair·
man lAyne Barn~ explain,.,! that
lec-tures are only a "one-way Dow
(or worth:) ••• discussion roup
benefit th,. tudC"nt.s more be·
rau&e the no., i two ways." He
cited 61lgging auend11nce at lee·
turet~ as evidence fo( tud •nt •
lack of interest in thi! one-¥~ay
{)ow.
Indians uhject
Of Celebration II
end of mcrd) mn11ing oround,
u I\\ ood lm tnk1.•n JIO'it ive a~
on. Jl,. hns pctition•·d to teach
I I CYI i anJ Clark ftt·c Univer-
1) clnr.s ~ntitlcd "The ort o( f(iv
' g 11 wn y hrend." Communication Problems Apparent The t'lecond of a R'ri~ of three
cdebrauon.s apon~red by SOFA
"ill take place in the middle or
Januan. Celebration II wtD be
based on the ubject of the Amer·
icnn Indians. Indh idual" are in
vited to submit an) idea they
ma) have reg.ording !opeaker or
acth itie~ they would like to ee
included in Celebration II to
l.\·nell Haught. Eucutive Dar-ec
tor of SOFA, or to leave a note
in the SOP\ oflicc in the Tremont
Conferco~ Room • I~ I \\OOtl that the
~ 11•11 will nwet one•· a '' cf'k at
~~ huutw nnd hal-e lonve~ o{
lwle wlll'.tl brt•ad \Vhut th1• :.lU·
''"'" t'bll't r•nt tbt•m -t•hes. they
ill ghr OV.ll) In frtend"', Imp·
~···ttt'fl\ nr clicntt•ls on Burn idt!.
If )IIU hUH! rrJcUS for COIJr~
I )Ou lwlit•ve t~hould be in·
ll"rrth•cl into the Free UniH•r.
) JITOgrom 1111 thi~ ClllllJHIA for
:cund se<~sion, plcak• end the
.lhlt' of the 'our~. a c.lt·~cdptinn
1 well as other ir;ni ficant facts
1
• Hit honl Kronmon, box 301.
d IIC 11inn '~ill not start until
t' rrul of J nnua", eo give it
m•• I hou~tht.
'The• art o( gi,·ing awa' bread"
nut n I) pirnl c·our c for ,econd
~inn, llotll'fulh oth11r cour .. t•·
lw oH••rcd will b1· 'Zl•n Bus·
,\:IIJ;0-11," "1 r.nrninp to "iit ':!till".
Ill tor> of t .S. lmpcrinl·
nnd ' The \1ukin~ o( MoJo.
Cnchnils."
~intt• nnyou • i
1\Ubjc:ct thut
eJuulil\ nl
om rrmr hull
, cour es. 4\ a lim, t•d to It nr.h
trike-hi" (nnc-y,
oHcrinfo\."' fltn~;c.s
e sion to c...<Cclt.
we ha' e oln•udy
' llct'tl, onu• rnurN:& are can· b., l>rrua KokJw
col lt:gc.s !iUCh At .. moll
£uct'" untl nanw •non II LC.
bc<lomt•
( amjJ in r: llt•ldurn clew !I om• ee n
twr .. un b~ tlot•~<on't rt•cognizt·. ~Ill•
dent" rnu' ~~·•· ••och other t\\o or •
three· timt'" daih '' hil,. ~hulfling
ht•twt·cn clurm , timing ruonn
nmi t·lo. .. ,.room lmildin~; .
This C"UIII'tnnt t•nntact s•·n·
I! rat~ "t ~"~ o. 1 ruke" r<•lat ion•IUJl:<~,
arrord1n~ to Eri,· n,.rn, ·~ \1.1> .•
author nf Camr:~ /'co1'l" /Jim.
\.IIi! B. IIi! ... Thi· ptcm of
\~ u
.-
-• • commumc:..u llun I earl!! to many
r,umplicJtt ion!.
Ahcr ,·eing ,.ach other !cverul
t tnlt'5. no "~trokc" may be felt •
nl'CC:'"'UI'V by onr. o( the l'\0 flOf•
ti•·<. llov.cH:r, t£ cme pnrl) gh~s
11 " trukc" ~'~hen the otht·r tlicl nol
tntt'nd IIi do ~. B (eeJing of Un•
~u&int'"" mn) nri"t-. Thi rwblem
cunw• ahout becnu e neither par.
I\ knu\\~ ''hat to expect from the
othrr. \ imilar situation occufll
'' ltrn !lt>meone call~ a person h'
hi" iir!lt nome, nnd rhr other cloe.!
• \ nut knu.,.
drec rr. the nome uf hi;o; ad-
"ome s&Udl'nt- attempt to avoid
tlu e ~ituntinn h~ pulling thdr
heud tlo¥0 n w ltl'n the' !'tee som~
one approaching. 54>me '-""'P their
headrt c{O\\ n n U the tim~. ns
thour;h npproac.hins a min~ field.
11u th•• can uvoid th<' ~ok:ing
rih1ol oltogttlter. ~tudents oft,.o
tire of the sa.mc. c ~lt"Ciall) o(
tho~e pefllnn" "'ho 64} "Ho\\ are
'ou ?'' anel l~U~ be fort< one ha o
<'hnnc•• to &Oli\Ott!r.
ATLAST
Free
Pick-up &
Delivery Vote Today
Todar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.nt.
election will be hdd for two jun.
ior cia &enator Junior abould
<".a t lhcir ballot at a tnble which
will be Kl UJI directl) ncr~
from rhe po;o;t office.
&A
' ATTERIES
liS
ICATION
YIG
ONIC TUN
COMPLnE
E VICE
BURLINGA E CHEVRON
8517 S.W. Terwilliger 244-3040 PJO\.I:ER I OC. , n\ cml>l'r l r,,
Seven Pioneer Seniors Bi
Jack Des Bouillons, editor Fare we
1.~·" jl( ond Clnrk do!t'1 out ita
1Q6R Ctlotbnll chl'dlllc· tomurru~
in Cnli(ornitt "'ith II gnme naninsl
Snnt4 Clurn.
"~ontn Clnrn is n good boll
TIIES£ E' E CRJDIRON CRE \1'~ ha·H· b••f'n fin~t •trm« rwrforntN'" on c.-onrh Fnod '' ll•on'• trnma
{or th•· LP~• four H'&r". 'nWM' ·•·~ .. n lart.-r., will b.· pin' in11 th<-ir finnl ~om~ tomorro\\ afternoon whrn
I.e:,. i~ and Clal'lo. ml"f't• • anus ( lura nn tht• Califoruiuu.a' homl' turf. Th~ plo'·<'r,. IU't', from lr!t to t·l,.ht,
T.~m Bo,lr (25), tt·H• \1.-J\uu {bS), '\\,, JUahurn (21), 0111 UuiJ,., (77). Skip Sw)H11 (10), Dcmn)
Cohin (85), ond 'ic CnrJ,.ou ((lfl).
November 22. 19i)
Y: 00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
in the
COLLEGE
BOOK TORE
\'I.R..''oiCJS \VoR fHI!IIC.'l<>N
a Trained CoJJege
Specialist from
JOHN ROBERTS
wants to meet you
He will assist you in selecting the ring that is
right for you ... with the proper stone, weight
and style, for the most lasting and beautiful
symbol of your educational achievement.
FOUR WEEK SHJPMENT LC Win First;
Down Pilot 3-2
Lewis and Clark ~on 11~ ftr-t
~~<'er mntch of the year ta .. t Ill
urday ns they downed the Lnl\·er.
~>ity of Port)nnd 3 to 2 at Deho
Pari.:.
Conditionin~t and the dc•.sire for
4 ,·ictor) marked the Pioneer '
perlormon<'e throughout the ofter·
noon. The young 5qund tore into
the Pilots with eHectivt lll<'khng
nnd oggre~ive "'hor,:ing.
Tht• LC delen~ Ytll pnrtic.ulor
1)· &Iron g. "The ( d,.fenl!in) 11idt
ha no'1 ttraduoted into nn eff~c
ll\'t' unit WltU dtsl tnet lftnl 0 (
rohe•ton bet wecm all membertl,"
ub11erved C'OOch Care) 0' \rev
O'Arcy is al o plea11ed wlth the
w~r!onnonce of t.he forwordll, ~'
pedall} tlu win~er- \lm tnFied
uut for prai6-e wnl! the-plnv of tht
I.C go11hcncler.
"l wQuld like to thank oil tho&c:
who c.upportc•d our aide," 'aid
0'•\rcy. "Thf" team clerht.'!l grut
hPnefit from om .kind of support
and we'll be hnppy "'ith any
numbcr."
Rates Reduced
For LC Students
l.cwi ond Clork .. tudenlll wHl
he uble to howl nt reduced rnt•··
tlu yetu at Borbur Bowl in Port·
lund.
Upon pre .. erHotion of volid Ill·
1lent )0 card11, tudc•nll'! ma) huwl
lor 35 renl n gnme nnrJ will nnt
he rhurged for 11hoc r~ntcl.
Thll rcduct',d rut~ i11 good until
6 (l.ln. doily, includin~ 'atunlay
und ~unda) .
Borbur Bowl is Joc:atcd at
9(H5 . \V. Harbur Blvd. • to Gri,... 1ron ars
h•nm " rommcntf'tl LC
F retl \\ 1 l~n. "They 4ft•
pendent nntl nbout on tho
hn·c:l '~ith Ltnftdd und
I •. nmt•ttc. Conch
indO<
illiDO
Wil
Tlu 1 the linol ~nmo for seven
l.t•wi nnd Clark ployel"' The~u
!'t·vc·n mdhulunl hove be('n atnrt·
cr for Fred Wtl~<on during the
four H!nrt. he ha... been head •
roar. h.
In light of thi • Conch W n .. oo
\\B o•k~ to comment on ''hie"
hoy•.
Tom Boyle
"Tom ho!! lwcn the mot~t dur
uhlc und ~tcod~ performer for the
ln"l {our year~. He i~. nl\\0)'11
mentally rrady for 11 gomr \11
tht tc.mm cuptuin. he ho pro' ided
jlrcut leadcr>~hip"
Stt.ovc McNutt
"~tcvc-hu~ played a lot of boll
for \1!1. Whnl he lock~ m ~ze ond
apt•t·cl he mokc .. np for in mental
di~dplinc He worked him"t'll into
the line up his freshman year ond
hn~ tlluwd thc-re. Hi. urn!",. con •
be contributed to discirline ."
Weo. Bigham
"As n fre,hmiUl he bent out n
letterman for 4 linebacker po,i.
tion, lle has !ltnrted ever since.
F.\'cry year I tell "eq he i!l too
little and too ~to"' to ploy foot·
boll. And C\'Crf year he mnkcs
o liar out of me
''He is <-o dedicated to the
game and stuclieo il ro much he
ne\er mol\c-. a mi11toke. He hns
ol o prm idcd tremendous )end cr.
"hip ao;; a co.eoptain on defcmt~e ."
Denny Cohin
"\n unbelillv4ble story. He rum~ ht•rc o n frc11hman
r:rnnl, wlwrt• ht pln\t•d b,,,..,
t,u(·k. TIHlTI' wn. no ploc~: for
in unr su•tt•m Uut he hnd
much dt•t~irc.-that wt• had to m-r'l'l
1oom for him.
"\~ c put him nt dc•fensivc
nncl he hns stnrtl'd 1he1re for 1
year • ~·or hi11 ei1c, I think he
tht> fin~~• pin ·cr in the notion."
Dill Duiler
"B.ill Unilc) cnn ltr. toper
lor. He huR nil tiiC' physical nltl'il
hutc nf hl'ing o top pln}er
muller wht•re he ploy11.
• \\ t ex reel him to ho drn
in th~ fir 1 .,i:-c: round6 of tht·
draft. lie could be: one of o1u
f!IU) cr,, ahlluy.wi"c."
\tc Cnrl~on
• \ o fre hmnn we
lum all u finll string guord
hCJ hn~ been there ever ~tnce
doc•n't hnvc rcul ~ood izc
ycnr in nnd )'eu.r out hns been
quickt• I lmcmon "
Skip Swyer
uwhut do you !Ill) about
Swyrrll? llc ju!CI hn
C"'''1 total oHen!iu mork of
and Clark. He Ito.. directed
tl"am to two CQnfercnce
pion~hip s in four yenr :
bt·cn all conference the last
H~ar • ~it h n good chnnce
• pent agnm.
"lie hn the knock of
up ,,jth the big rio) m the ~:: ....
Without on oUII!Iandin~ qu
bock in the gnme or
would he tough to win, 1 ewis
Clark hns been a coMi8tent
ni'T ' ou fi~tu rt• i I out "
\t thnt pouu the "old
broh dmvn nnd crwtl
Fix, Dorman Lead LC
In Bid for AAU Title
br Mikl' Pt-~l'l
Tomorrow mark,. the end of a
sucre ~ful ~en,on {or the lew.i•
and Clark cro""COUDtn· tr.am. A • 'irton in the Oregon ~\AU meet
ol Blue Lak: Park will give the:
Ptonecr hnrril'r" their third
rhampion@hip of the yc-nr
!\lrt'ady co-holdt=rs of the North.
we11t Conference crown ond win·
ncr o£ thu Di~otrict 2 meet L:t~t
wct•kcnd, LC is hoping for one ln'<t
bt~ eHort in thi roce thnt will
~ce o crop "£ talented runn..r ..
JICdorm
The Pioneer wlU compete in
the colltJgC•UOIVM!lit) dhi,ion,
wlnle tht' open dh if'ioo will in·
r Judi" ull runneN not in colle~te
School,; competinq w11l tncludr.
\\ allnmette LC\ conference; Tl·
'a L and Portland '5talc, which
"torlped the Pioneer• earlier in the
)'Mr. pc,c wos the runner-up to
LC IMI 'eor and will be mi!"<~ing
thPir number one barrier this year.
Lnc.al athletic dub team" will
Ct)mpet, in the open dh i~<ion with
111 lcntt:d individua l" like Jim
~rdle. the ddendin~t open chomp
whn heat PinneN Dove Fix. the
rolle~tc tJa,•il'ton chomp lnsl eo
on.
Bol!'terio~ the hopes of LC \Vill
he the tanclcm o( Fix and Ted
Durrunn Fi, won the dislrir 1
ruec und in I h1· ptocelll IIC'I o
new mt'J'I re<'ord on thf' fh e. milr
Blue I ake cour e
Pte\ inu ly he topped the ~onft> r·
t•nn• mrt•l L) a ~;de margin, and
will rt•rtninJy lw wt~d ur. one-of
the ra\ orit·· 10 "uturda) 06 h~l.
Dorman be~ been imprc~ &ivt•
b) finithing ~econd to Ius team-motu in both the conrerence
distri<'t race!. Ht ho" easih ·
cfi .. tonC't•d rival!! und in fina b
t'cond lo Fix lost Wt"t:l.. he
broke: the old rl·cord. .
Doth Dorman unci Fi' wm
r•:rrc rnl inK l.C in tht "\ \lA
1 ionol \h•t•l in Oklahoma
Oklo. ne"<l ~uturdn,·
Othl'r Pioneer
the \ \ t conte!lt will be
\\ oodurd. \1nrk Mandel, I
Rent.,rhlcr Bob ll)'erly
l•lll~t·ru ld. and John Jen'-On
Woodard hu~ hct•n running Cl
l~tc•n tlv wl"ll throu~h out tht
on wltilr \Iunde) not amrrc:"'
c·nrly in the p·ar ron hi~>
ruc·t: lut~l \\uck ut Di trict and
cupohle of n etrong -howinf(.
lucotnpletes
Due Wedne day
A II tudrnl· Yt ho hove not
up inc·omplctt grudes from spn
term I Q(>Q mu-.1 do o !J)· ~o,
I ( tlw work i11 not completed
1 ht• dute, the Rrode will om or
ucl} In: rltungrd to F. Chcl'k
the Rc!l• trur'-Ofhcr ton ,~;c•rni
anv prohlrm 11 due to inco"'t'"
ACOdt!-.
Nutnb er~ Changed
A' of \londa). Nov. 18,
.md ('Jur~ Collt•gc· wall switch
the Chr.rry 1drphonc Exc•u•n.
Kiving the rollt•gc• tc·l~phon~
her 11 Ol!W t'Xt'honge number.
nt;W collel(t' t,.J~phonr. nurnbt"f
216.8251 nnd "'ill go into
£«t ult"r 8 a.m.. No'. 18th. " c
c
Vol
(ITQ
I ems..
tched
Onr. d
SlUt
ted
.}4'' I
1 Mi
sned "
Thep
• mtc
5IU
ayer.
ll'ntlnr
~umpti
coull
the:
a
coltn
sc
tor
~rs
tier hnlf of ~
10, a l!IQ Lt·nt 11\
, time o( 25•
!lanced Po
~-
os were grca
fa "t parr.
tnd the 'ict~
fi'lt who In
~·e mmutc "~
&tl Fi '< will r.
Nutionnl \!11
r, Okln .. in I Three-day Forum
ev. Ric ar Yor
To Resi
tc top fi\lc w
rauthc•m Ore
Ed W allncc. n;
n Dcnnh \'
f.t ~n:rorenc "
nd bncl to •r&
u.rked ~he
ed the Ben
g.. thHI !\«! \
.e Pioneen~
r the North
mpion~hip ROCh \fA "iS OFFER I (~ 1 .. C"oUc-.-tcd b,. the Rt"•'· Ric-hart! \"orlr.
durina a Punlonf f "i•lt thi~ >~ummcr. Tho· wc•IJ.&cnln•n f.pi•u·oJJDl
Jlri~ t will bt-oo tht l (. c-ompw ~ov. 18-20. -Orc·•un Journnl
phuto b, DnH• ThomJifttn.
LC lo"t b,
1 fin il'h etl ni
Hill ho rriN•
t.ce typ.icnl or
ce even tho
o~t pleo.,ont •
k Mandel ~
ough nOl am
:n one of hi
)0 and exhibn
1 that mndt' ~
rrie.ro. in the D
r LC wu" L.1
Bob Byerl)· (.
:rold ( 43)
4uad
~ great," cia"
conch Eldon
>race:. plan~; to
" • The Rc,·. Dick York, the or.
clninctl Epi~opnl hippie prie:4t,"
will ]~ o gue~t.in.re~idcnce at
l.ewis and Clark 'ov. 18-20.
\ ork will be uvoilahle to meet
1 with cla~es ne well ne with tho!>e
~·ho 11irnpl)' want to rnp. Two
scrvic '§ in the Chapel arc planned
for Wttdne do\· "\(o,· 20 one at
ll u.m. and the other ut 9 30 p m
!'he 27-yenr.old clcrnmon wa&
hin·rl hy o group of clerf!:v and
lu) mt>n in J unc, 1967 to pro' ide
u .. 1\trc:"et ministry" tu till' htppic
communit)" in Bcrkclc}'. Hi . min·
1r.tr) in the ''Berkeley Free
Church'' provides per onol coun.
tiel o Wl'll n food, ttheltr.r and
1 clothing.
Orduinccl in on unu~uol ct<rc
muny inmhing my tiral Indian
mu le, bulloon5 ontl colorful
roLe:"!\, York hns de.,uibt-d the
Bf'rkr.lt•y Free Church a11 o mini~.
tn u( availability-phyaical, psy-chic and theological, ~·hich ~~~~~
nothin5; in return. Ht~ abo c:har·
nct.erized it ua on open ministry
that i,; willing to learn and ~row
from the relationship with tho•e
.;erved bY it.
On n pre\·ious ,·isit to Portland
in 1\UJ!IIIIl of thi year, the Re\,
York led an open nir 'rock ~1m"
ot l.nir Hill Park. lit• c:ondiH'ted
the ccr"mony in n ps)chcdelic
rohe with u bright orange, green,
purple and yellow ginnt poi11ley
print. To ,t•t orr the out fit, he
\\or~ whir.· bell-bollom trouser ~>
and black boot • The happc-ninR
\\'a allendetl b\ sew:rul hunrlred
pe.r:.on • both '5traight" onol hi{'·
• pte.
Hi" rt-\·•·ption by sur.h audiP.nces
!Jo.; been peaceful and ottcnth·c.
in murkr.d rontra 1 to the hoMHe
reception nlten giH·n con,·cntion·
al e\nngdist who !Ja,·e tried to
re!onn the " inful" hippaes.
a 'leO ..on of
ction (or o tr
• hut no" ASLC Di$cusses Jf' eekly Meetings
Thr. elimination of "time con. Q champion hi
a not her c ... ., • ., 1111ming '' eckh .enote meet tnf.t""
wu'4 the ubJect of u ~tatcment di.
~r LC next
~~~ A \ lJ mrel reN~d W t'tllll!lldoy to memhtor'l of
1 akc Thi !the ~S
1I.C ...:nate and evcuthc
the cro~~couD 1counct ·
uld provide l'he mO\ .. ,. WO!l made to dimin-
ll chnnc~ of pl atf' the condition of ",.tructure
... ictor.. di~placin~ purpo , ... in the -rnate.
dges
io;trkt "io.2
we"t Cont,.rl'!
.olle~tiRt c '-""
~ their leodct
10 SQ(' II\
uple of TNUI
• f" un }Jctu to
•• off toornc'·.
two wc:ek
to the U
to 11ln'
11Dt~r 20 nnd ?1
Piont'cr,
lnvit
held
(omin. aoonrdins to \like Donnc:ll \SLC
odminletr3t l\t" a "i tont b) e.\·
• •
t'CIIU\~ OflJIOUllme nt,
\ newsletter contuin.ing the
pr,.,ident's report, cnmrnillce rc
IIOrt and an) other pcrtint>nt in·
formation will lw tli trihutt-d tn
the m~:mbcr11 nf the-,rnntr and
t'X~uth·e cnuncil and to the com.
nmnih through the Pioneer I o~.
Thtl ecnutc "ill convene hnw·
Soul Sound Slated
l'ltt: Black "ltudcnt lnion
(U lJ) of l..c\\1-,uuJ Clork lh·
'ite all t&ult-nt tu it fir l
oul Jumc s.,turtlal) , ~o\. 16.
n~ 8 JMn. an tht-Trail Room.
1\c.lmi ~ion will hr. 25 t·ttnl . ever. when :ln\ mc:mllcr t'llhmits
u rt'qut'll for 1 mc..,un~ . The sen.
ntor tnU!'I -whmn n u(lem.lo no
lutc:r than tht F Ttthn pr~•·r.cling
the propo~c•l mt"eting date. ln the
event thnt o mr.eting ie nerclt
o~an. nil cnutor \\ill he notifir.d.
Edwards Speaks
Or. Con.,in Eclwortl , formt'r
cha.innon of th,. fcdt>ral Trade
Commi-~ion, "ill tpeak todn) in
EntM amlitonum at 11 o.m. on
"forces tbat "'haJie Society."
Dr. Edwncl i n nationally
known t•contUui 1 anti fnrmc:r nd·
, i-or to Prc~idcnt Fronldin D.
Roo:-c,clt. n~ is no" un econom
ics professor nt tht• Unhcr ity of
Oregon
Dr. lllchorcl T. Fro t. 'htmnal
Oarcctor of the llpward Round
Prnttram \\ill srwuk o'. 1 Q ut . \ . .. lC on "Urbunttm m mt·rum.
""'•it•nrt• und CivilitAtion" will
be Llw topic of anothc·r roi\\'OCB·
tum pr.~kcr on lle~. l, Or. Paul
'1ahmon, pro' U'l of Revell~ Gol
legt' 111 the Uniu•r ity nf Cali·
fontia uml natinnull · famou u~
•r:1rcbn of ~t·m• ti,• and hio
ph !lie:-. ~ill peak rluring thf'
daupd hour. • lewis
and
clark 1-~wit and Clar~ r oll~gt• I sltlblislrcd 1867 18&1
Vol. XXVII, No. II Pottland. Oregon Fri<.hty. November l!i, 1961'4
Griswold Parking Lot
Are Halted By Lack Repairs
o Funds
The porkin~ facility for com·
muters ot Griswold Stadium may
he more ft cJ&tered 1wampl.and
than o parking lot. but due to fi.
noncial and commuter rdocation
fnctors it mu t remain so until
next vear, accordintt to Dean of
Students Kent Hawley.
Defore con•tructaon tan bl"£10
in June nn an otphohed, lighted,
r" .dr~i~ned porlung lot with ex
ponded capacity of 40 per cent,
the cost of '27 ,000 must met
Whetht:r or not funds are raised,
thl' deloy is inovitnble. for the job
will require aix weeks to fini11b,
rni11ing an un~olvt'd problem of
!pace fnr commuter parking in
the interim.
Dean Ho" ley expl.nlned Tue!
dar that the nece "ary funds will
probably be obtained from the
p;cnrrnl con~truction budg,.t. He
!tressed, howt'l·er, that academic cons&ruetion -I!Uch as a new
vJ~e huilding and new dormll
ha~ fiut priority.
J mpro•em,.nt of parking fadli·
ti~ wos pu11hl".d by Hawley last
year, eventually r~ulting in a re
designing nf plana by school
nrchit,.et Paul Thiry and accep.
tance of a $27,000 bid {or acti&n
on th" plan~. These pre condi-
tione lor i1ctual 1mprovemtn1
wer,. l'!stnblished lut apring,
when a •wo sidewalk leading
from Critwold to the campus WM
install~d .
Hawley envieions a !tries of
rarking and lighting modifica·
tions and additions conducive to
a safer ond more plea5ant cam·
pu4. Planned future con..•tru~tion
includee n network of resident
and commuter peripheral campus
parking loti!, and &tft'etlip t& on
approaching 11trc:eta and roada leadios in..c;ampua. Hf' ho~ that
eventually, all on-campus puking
~JJ be eliminated, with all com·
munity member parking on l.he
pf'riph,.cy. Tbi! inn<n~tion. with
impro~ed lighting. would rahe
114fcty l..:vel& 111 wdl u cut noi15e.
Until pcnnanent improvemmta
can be accompli&hed, th,. main·
renancc departm,.nt 1fill apply
jp"DYt'l ao th,. rul4, and temporary
lighting will b,. pro-rided on the
rnad!s lt'.Ading into the campul!o.
How~t-r. the ma.inaena.nce de
partment i! unwilling to (Jeml
much on r~paira with rermanent
• • • Improvements JmmJDent.
Model Security Council to
Convene Here November 23 Tb,. fatt that "we are one of
the few <lOIJf'~l':" which dn nnt
cbsrge for parking'' wa &ho
pointed out by the dean. Adding
thAt a cbnr~e was l"'ied two
yean ago and th~ dropped be
eauu of an unfavorable r~ep
tion. he claimed fund,. {nr the
improvem,.nt could ewly hav~
been acquired from auth a
ource.
Also project~d is a multi·lael.
$1 million parking complex which
would handle porting event& and
cording to Dean Haw)e ·, .. Cri~~o
wold Stadium parkin,; ia the firet Morlel Securil) Council will cnn
\'f'ne ut Ll!~i~ and Clark "o'· 23,
lt•tl b} LC @tudent Mart) O~den
o secretary general. Thl' di
,.i;ion of the Model United Na.
tion will di~U!"! four intf!r.
national j., ues.
The fim of th~e problem-s con
cern territori~ under PortUfle!!t.:
rule in A £rica. The question it
"'ht·th~r these territorie hould
umoin under Ponugue-e dome~
tic rulc, or .. hould the} be pre
pared for independence. Exten·
~ion ()( the peat>e-keeping forre on
Cypru post tbe Dec. 15 deadline
will bt· th~ nc.•<t art'a o£ dis<:us
e~iun. Keprt!!enting the Turld•h
\·ie~ of thi& i uc will be Lcwi~
nnd Clork ~tudent .And) Tn}lor.
The di•pute between ~folo y .. in
anti the Phillipine!S ovtr the con.
trol of the itllllld of c;abah i~ to
l1e di cu~o~-t'd b~ the varton! coun
tries. The fourth ; .. sue to appear
before the council j, the di,pute
between thl' At3b and the
1 radi11.
Repre.!!~n ting \"arious nation of
tht-,.,·orld will be dt'legations
Crom Pacific Unhenut\, Uni~er
eit) "! Oregon, Portland tate,
Conl'"ordia, Ort'gon Collrg~ of Edu.
<1ation, Univt-rsity of Portland,
Marylhur"'l College~ Portland
Communi t) Collt-ge, Clarkt'! Col·
legr', 1 in(ield Collc~te, Oregon
Statt" Uni,ersity, Lower Colnm
hia and [..t>,,ir; and Clur'k College.
The l C delegation ''ill repre •
••nt Brull. lll"tul of th~ group ie
l>nntl J IUJUil, and umoining
mt•mberl' .1re Judy Brhm1nn,
Jmh Hcr~c. 1\..tthr Boyer. Paul
Ihh \mph.", Bob farrell, to.uri~
Owc•n. ll!!bblc ..,mith. Charles
\\ illiam and Ann Wil ... on. Karlin
L'lflJtcr.Johnson. dlAinnan of the
lnternawmal A ff.Urt~ dcpartm~nt,
i11 the: ad,·i80r.
The Model Security Council parucipn.nu c:()me frnm ell de·
portments of th,. variou colleges.
Th,. 11imulation ia a epec::ial inter·
~~· group und all members or the
Lrwi and Clark r.ommuruty
were invited to participate
There ~ill be another MSC wtn.
tcr term for anyone whn is in~A!r·
e!lted, and Lel'f is nnd Clark will
send a delegation to Fre51'10,
CaliC •• during the !print;. to take
part in a Modd United Nations.
J\ll tudent and focultv mcm· •
bcr who are intr.re3ted in the
Un.itt"d Nations and ita operation
are encournRed to attend the one·
~lay ee!!ion o( the Modd Security
Council. The entire simulation wiU
be run acc:ordi n~ to laws :and pro.
ce<lures that go,·ern the Unit~
Nation!!> Security Council.
This ~vrnt will give people a
good OJiportunit ~ to Letter under·
•tond the cmuplc:.xilies .of con.
teruJKlraT}· diplomacy ond the
working o( the United Nations..
Free .. . .. pnoraty.
campus flicks
The on.-.., the only, the original
".\lice in Wonderland" by ~alt
Dime)' will be !ho~-n tonight in
Evan at 7~30 and 9. No one over
30 will be admitted un)es.! ac
companied bv a child. Aclmi~~ion
i 50 cent!. certairill an in•isru·
fiunt 15Um to ue the original trip
'-id in a cln !l.ic: piece of tlO!talcic
Americana.
Sunday night in Evans at 7·30,
'"Anatomy o{ a M rriage" (which
i really two Cilm!) "'ill be pre.
~ntl'!(l. The first i8 the hu!!band'
\"ie" of the marriagf'!, lbe 5e<:Ond
that of the wife. Who'e right?
Thal'" for you to decide.
Schedule
The pennanent program schedule for the Lewis and Clnrk Ex·
perimenlal College for the duration of the first session is as
follows:
on Mondays at 8 p.m.. lhe •·crutivc Process" class will meet
in Q)peland Lounge. "Stock .Market'' m room 9 of Edmonds. "Amer
ican Negro History" ln the 'Coffee ~op. "Contemporary Marriage''
in th\• ~e Room at Templeton and ·'Man Faces Death" in Tam
arack.
On Th~<days at 8 p.m., "Differential Poetr)•" will meet In the
Lee Room at Templeton, ''Brazil in Fennent" ln the Forelgn Stu
dent.s Lounge. "lnvcstigatton of Se.x" in the Colree Shop and
"Beatles" in the ~ land Lounge.
On Wednesdays at 8 p m. "Racism in American I.nstltuUons,
wlll meet m the Fore~n Students Lounge and "Revolting AsP«ts
of Higher Education" will meet in the Coffee Shop. At 8:30 p.m. in
Tamarack. "Rock Appreciation" will meet.
At 8 p.m. on Thtmllays ·•fto6ebud" will a-.emble in lbe Lee
Room 111 Templeton, "ESP-ISO" in Copeland Lounge, "Dylan" In
Tamarack and "Draft and the LAw'' in the Coffee Shop,
Feel free to sit in on any elMS. -
• rage 2 PI0'\1-ER I O<.
typica?
The \'OllCl-,>e ,tudcm of rc.xb) i~ ~nppo,c:dl ·
nunc.• ret.! in h:H ing .1 'lii(C in dN:idiug how
hi' ,uJlegc j, ntn. lie .• d, Ol.lll'' nlnt~· 'tmll'llt
rt'ptc,c.•nt.ttiun on lummittcc' <lccduing ,u ·•·
dcmu· polic ·• llc loudl proc:laitm. th~\1 he.• j,
rc.~pon,ibll." "nou~h tu di,ciplinc him'>cH b)
Conning and cnlor-c.iug formal mk' fot the
collegt•.
The Le'd' and Clark ~tudcnt c' idcntl) j,
not ''pi cal. A vcr) importam heating ",,,
held \\'cdnc,da · c:onc..rnin • the "Right" .tnd
Re.\J>On,ihilili6 of tht S·udcnt and the Col·
lege" l-t3tement '' hich ''all be 'ubmittL·d to
the Bo~ard of TnM~' .t~ in:-.riuuional poliq.
1llC lUI f\OUl ror thi hc,tring WO\' C.'Cccding)
poor. Apparently only a handful of J>t.>oplc
arc intel"e'tcd in )CC"Utmg the "c,,cmiul pro·
'is ion for freedom to learn," ,,.h ich i the
purpo e of the 't:uemcnt . \lwultl 'wdcnt tet orti" cont.lining 'uc h in·
Cmm.•lion a' di,ciplin:tt}' :HtJom b~ •t llu·
dispn,.tl of .In} pchon oa nar.mu.ttinn 'thnuld
,, ~tudl'nt \ political a'>\c)( aalions .mu bchd~
he comidctcd c on!tdcnu.tl b) hi, tll\11 It( lOt?
h it l'"cnti<tl fot the colk'Rc tlt w'papca .IUc.l
mclio ~tat ion to h.l\ c cch ton.tl h u·clomr Don.
thl' .nhnini,tr.Hion ha\'c the right to ptnlubat
'' udcnt mcmbct 'hip in :my t} pc or otgani7 ~t·
tinn 't.•t•king mt·mbcf:'hip on the c.tmJu"?
Conct'l ning tht.• st.atcmcnt ir..df, thi' ques·
t inn w:a-. r.ai~cd -doe' th j, statt•mcnt dcarh I
CHltlinc th.: dcgtec to which ~twlt •nt' will bt•
alhm·nl ro imohc thcm,cht· .. in n:t.•tc:i,ing
thc'c prO\ j,ion' fot Crccdmn to lc:arn?
1 he ilem Ji.;cu 'L>d at tlH· ht·:n ing induclc:tl
'uch cpac,tion' :ts: Do the 'tmlcnts haw the •
right to bring to the c::unpu\ ·'") 'pc.tkt•t thcv
"i~h. no maucr how c(ll\11 O\ cni.ll oa :o.u hH·r·
he he m:1Y be con,idcr('d by tht.• :admini'· • I he <,(Udcnt~ nr Lt•Wi<; and Cl;nl; who
'hmH·cl no intctc't in thi' heating ran onl ·
hope· th:u thcit opinion" on the '''llcrnt.'Ol
Well' C\:pt~'ed by the ,wcJcnt' who dicl at·
lt."ll<l. hccau"c thetc will he no mot c lw;u ing'
·r he 't:ul'mcnt will not he put to a vote h)'
rhc student bO(l} or facult). lt will ~n dh<'<"ll}
to th~ Roanl of Tt U\tccs on ) an. (), I '169 •
RP • •
tration?
Students Hold
Silent Retreat community forum
Thl' 'u" r Cr~k Y.M.C.A.
r.nmp£-o md :near Salem wu the
!!<:ene of a silt:nt retreat C'onducl·
cd Ia t "'eel end by Lewis and
Clark 6tudent.s interC$ted in fonn&
O( COmmunication Other than \ Cf•
bal. The jde.n for the retreat. or·
ganir.ed b Crai~ Martin and Lani
Lucas. ¥Ill! ba ed on somr fonns
of Quaker religiou< -.ctt-1"\"ices.
~tudr.:nts left Saturda)·, some
tra'l'l'!liog b) car and other-. bitch·
hHan~. ~n definite ncti\'itics \\'ere
planned for the event, although
t!'erul tudcnas brou~ht mu~cru
in trumcnUl. The brin~ing of
hook -wa dio>eouragcd.
Lani emphasized that the pur
JIQ"e of the retreat "'"Zl not to
withdrnl\, but rnther to learn o
be more sensi.ivl' to the tlJou~hl
ol other e\l'.n thoul!h they are not
t;pt:Cificall) cxpr!!-~. Tbou~h
ehe bad diflicuhy explaining "er.
ball the dfecl.5 o( the ilence,
Lani not~ an equnlil.4rion pre.
'alent ~tween tudents. r,.mark·
in~ that .. words can be n facade." Bovcott De troys
• • To th~ editor:
L~,, is & Clark College hno; it!!
e_~istt•nce indebted to the frc:e en·
terpri•e 6) lt'm. This Cree ~nter·
('rille tllc.m has g~nerou,.l)' do.
natc:d millions of dollars for the
gro" th of thi important inl'tilu·
lion. Free entr:rpri-c has its e:ti~·
tencc indebted to a free demo·
erotic yat~m. The h.•nder<~ of n
dcmocrnC)' ort• 11ubrc:et to contin·
unl changt.• through it <'OMtslll·
cnt!l' \ 0(1!. }t is 4 COO!'lrUC"IIVC: and
poaiti\·c rdntion-.lur ull the "nr
doYon the line.
h ha. come to my attention
thnt \ ~t. Prof~or of En~tli~h
]l'rf) Bnum ur~ted his students
to join the ~ntionnl Studt•nts for
u Dc:mocrati<": ~icty and bo'cott
the r••cent nntionul elections. In
m' ,j,." thi" is an nhsurd1) neg&•
rhr ,jey, which doe" not dl'mon.
1 rnh: nn) thing but rather de·
tw' ... , erytlung. A.. an olum·
nu of l.tlwj & Clnrk I obj~t to
the happenings
Fraday, Nov. 15
The Civic Auditorium will present "The Best of Broadway," a
c:horal and sk1t adaptation of Irving Berlin's musac: The curtain will
nse at 8 p m. Admission is $1, $2., $3, and $4.
Al 7:30 p.m "Loneline:c;s of the Long Distance Runner" wi11 be
present.t:d in PSC ~ 75 Old Main Theatre. This film directed by
Tony Richardson . 1s the story or a slum child who Is sent to a
refonnatory .
Sunday. Nov. 17
In the ~culty Building Loo~ at Reed College, Dr. Arnold
Kaufman '"111 presean a lecture entitled "ls American Liberallsm
Dead?'' It will begin at 3 p.m.
At 3 p.m Loneliness or the Long D1staoce Runner" will again
be ~n at PSC.
At ~ College, Henri Honegger, cellist, wtll ploy Suite No. 1
m G MaJor, amoog other sL'lections. This will be al 8 p.m. in the
Chapel m EUot Hall.
Monday, Nov. 18
The Oregon Symphony will perionn at the Civic Auditorium
Featured wtll be piarus1 RudoU F'irkusny Adma.ssion will be from
$3 to $6. The performance will begin at 8 30 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 19
The Orc~on S~mphooy wl11 perform 3goin at 8 30 p m
The Rnsstan film, "Mother or Mat" will b4: pre->entcd at PSC's
?S Old Mam Theatre at 1 30 p m. This is the story of a fam1ly dur·
mg the 1905 Russian upristng. Admission as 50 ct-nts.
ThursdaY, Nov. 21
"Adam thl.! Creator'' wall op~n ut tC's F'ir Acres Theatre 3t
8:30 p.m. Admission iB $1.
. ~c~ Thursday, Friday and Saturday "The Star Spangled
Gtrl will. pia~ at .the Civic Theatre, in th•: Main Stag~ Auditorium.
The cu~ ~I nse at 8:30 p m. Admission lor Thursday is $1.50.
AdmiSSion Friday and Saturday is $2. i\lr. Dnum's retention n~ nn A""'·
Profc: <or at l..e" i!! & Cbrk Co).
lt·ge.
c;mc-erch
'\\'1lliam H \\bite
Cia s of '62
Hikers To Take
Holiday Trek
While the doors of L••wi11 und
Clark nrc lockt>d Cor fhonk ~~tiV·
int: \'RCntion No' 27 to Dec 1 •
homdc"~ Mudent .. nrc in\'Jted to
.spend the weekend with the Trek
ent~pielt>r • The ou:ing dub ho
not )l!l eet u dt• tinotiun (or thi
1 rip, uhhough one: pos ibility is
th,. Orc:gon ron st.
An\ ~tucien t intt·r~ tt:d in the
Thank!igivin~ trip or future uut.
intts j ... in\ itt·d to attend the Yo rd.:.
h meetin11 Wulnesd11~ at 5:30
p.m. in one of the 'l'emplc:tun
dining room!. Meetin~t place.'!
"ill h~ po ted c11ch w<·ek nt'llt tht•
t-ntrances to Fidd .
Member explain that Trdcen·
pielers is not limited to mu cu
lar mountain men who like to run
up rork cliff . The club ,., for uny
one "ho en joys the out of-door .
Outing" o;.o lor tlu yenr hove
indudctl ont• flnr of hikine nnd
dementory rock climhml{, nnd
on overni~~:ht trip to ~1t llood
Future plan will he nmdt• In·
tho e who nttrml th" Wt·dneM!ny
rn~ting .
KLC Set~ Special
A pt"clal taPt" program frotur·
ing MaNhall Mc:Ciuhnn and Ius
po irion in relolion to the Elcc
tri•· Age will bf' rre~<·ntcd ~o\
16 ana 23 on KLC Ruclio (Kl C
680) .The tape& will be broaden!!!
at 9:30 a.m.
pioneer log
OHir.tal JlUhlicntJon of lh~ A, o
ciotcd Student of l.ewie noel
Cl11rk College, 0615 S.W Pnlll·
tint' I hll Rond, Portland, Ore.
97459 Puhliahl'cJ 1 wtce week h
durinr the -<hool yeur b) Gonn
Puhli hanf.' Co Sct·nnd do "
po rage paid ot )'ortlonrl. Ore.
EIJl'l OR ,\lice L. Cltri tt-n en
Managing F..ditor Julit• Pf"rrrll
Ach~:rtining Mw-. Uon u·ap
Ad' itor Goy Jenkins i'\m~mht•J l!i. I
Dyan De • tcates
A llltlc while ago a song by Bob Dylan nppc.1rcd in this co
dedicated to Richard NLxon. Onrt ORnln a Dylan number
lured, this lime dedlcatcd lo us nnd our society, flrl!st•nt and
Oh where hnve you been, my bluc-eyl-'<1 son?
Oh. where have you been, my darling ont>?
I've
I've
l'vc
I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains,
walked and I've crawled on six crooked highways,
stepped m the middle of seven sad forests,
been out in front o£ a dozen dead oceans •
1'w been ten thousand miles in the mouth of a graveyard,
And it's n hard, ond it's n hnrd1 it's a hard, it's n hard,
And it's a hard rain's a gonna fall .
Oh, what did you see, my blue--eyed son?
Oh, what <tid you see, my darling young one?
I ~nw n new born baby with wild wolves nil around It,
I saw a highway of diamonds wtth nobody on 1t,
I saw a black branch with blood Uaat k<>pl drippin'.
I saw a room full of men wtlh their hamm~rs a-bleedin'
I saw a whtle ladder all coverl'd with water, •
I saw len lhousand talkers whose tongues were all broken,
I saw guns and sharp swords in the hands or young chtldren,
And it's a hard. and it's a hnrd, it's a hard, it's a hard
And it's a hard ~ain's a gonna Call. '
And what did you hear., tn)' blue--eyed son?
And what did you hear, my darling young one?
1 heard the sound of a thunder. it roared out a wamin' • Heard the roar of a wave that could drown the whole world.
Heard one hundred drummers whose hands were a blazin',
Heard teo thousand whic;perin' and nobody listening',
Heard one person starve, I heard many people laughin',
Heard the song of a poet who died in lhe gutter,
Heard the sound of a clown who cried in the alley,
And it's a hard, and 1t's a hard. il's a hard, tt's a hard,
And tl's a hard rams a gonna fall.
Oh, who did you meet. my blue-eyed son'l
Who did you meel, my darling young one?
1 mel a young chtld beside a dead pony.
I mel a white man who walked a black dog,
I met a women whose body was burning J met a young gtrl, she gave me a rainbow,
I met one man who was wounded in love.
I met another man who was wounded wiUa hatred.
And it's a hard, it's a hard. it's a hard, it's a hard,
It's a hard rain a gonna Call.
Oh,
Oh, what'U
what'U you do
do vou • now, m} blue-eyed son?
now. my darling young one?
I'm goin' back out 'Core the rain starts a falUn'
l'U walk to the depth of the deepest black forest:
Where the people are many and their hands are all empty,
Where pellets of poison are flooding lhear waters,
Where the home in the valley meets the damp dirty prison,
Where the executioner's face 1s always wcU hidden
Where hunger is ugly, where souls are forgotten.
Where black is the color. where none is the number
And I'll tell tt and think it and speak it and breathe il
And reflect it from the mountam so all souls can see it,
Then l'U stand on the ocean until I start slnkln'.
But r·u know my song well before I start singin'.
And it'~ a hard, it's a hard, It's a hard it's a hard,
And it's a haro rain's a gonnn fall. '
''DoN'\ DROP THAT
JUNK MAll ON
THE FLOOR ! 1
' ,, PUT JGD I
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ltt'n
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t·nd
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ill
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·n
no es
in thiS \."VIlAH
'lUmber
cnt nnd
• ms.
ways,
graveyard,
l,
it.
•
In'.
)Jeedln',
m broken,
::hildren,
1 hard,
r"amin',
e world.
a blazin',
ng',
aughin',
•
' '
.ey,
lard,
red,
1an:l,
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all empty,
lrty pnson,
len,
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the il,
see it.
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JGD PJON.EER LOC Page 1J
blin Faces Loss of 18th Century Atmosphere Frosh Petition
On Hours, Civ
tiJI.IN'S OIU·;l\tMA l• 11huwn
tbi~ \It'~ (NUll lUI t'ft'jlOnl
o11ralun window of 1ht• rubblt'
lllrN·I• of th.-C'hy. -lo~t
1, Lllt•n Dri,.kdl •
ryouts Held
1'r) out11 (or th•• nc..'t lt•wio: nnd
rk J•la) prorJurtion, "Bedcr.
an nno the Firo·hug.; ," orf' lll'inll.
ld toclcl\ ut :J :00 p.m. ot the Fir
· Clct Th~ntrt.." . Tho~e who nrc
rnmnticnll) inclined hut unuhlc
'
1 attcnri tryuut ot this time,
ltttJid mnk•• nn UJipoinm•·nt \\ ith
fhcatu: DcJIDrtment. NAN(.. 'Y Uf.Nc;STO~ u( tht• u; In· land 111urly .. rfJUJt lnolria from a
{,.wrJriGn houM.• w-hlth i!l untlt•'ltoin~r ,.. ... turution lu inhubitrd 11hat'k"
in tlu bot"!. 1 UNI. -l..n« JIIUttu lty EIJc·n Dri•lu·ll
br Tt•m Elclk,. But th~ problem is noL one: iao.
Anwncun hnve hcen r.ritiri1.r.cl
ht>couse o( thdr pcrsi tone~: in
\·oidng opinion about ot hrr <'Ill·
lure!!, while failing to COIJl' will1
prohlcm!l in their own wrir.ty.
A8 mt•mllcrs of <1 study group in
lrdnnd, we h(n'c tht• opportunity
o{ objectively in ~tudying nbrond.
We ulso arc in u pr1 ition to
have "ome insight into tlw prob
lt·m o( I rt·lnntl w ithnut the cmo·
tiona! bnrrier5 of thr: nntivc Dub.
liners.
Thr: root or that problem lie!~ in
the dc•c:trlll'lion of 18th century
Dublin. Some tell u~ that "'c <'.an·
not louk nl th•· prnhlcm ohjec·
ti,·el) i£ v.e ore to underetand 11;
we: lum· not hnd tlte cmot ional
trc !0 n( the expcrir·nce to per·
ceh u it in the proper rontcxl. ln!crl plu•nomtnon. It i& one of
l'"" iderlng which institutions are
worthwhile to prcv.rve in SO<:irty.
,\Inn)· ltf tlw ,. ole) and trensured
in!liHJtion ore being rentlr.ud
oh!!olt•te O\'t•rni~ht.
During tht• 18th cr•ntur)·, Dublin
bc•ndited both culturally and uco
n(lmicnlly from the land.gcntry.
Priri1• in their culture was rerJecl·
,.,J in thf'ir cHons to make Dublin
n hcoutiful city. Th~y built br.au.
tiCul town hou~ce, 5paciou and
lugh-c,.ilin~ed, w it h poli<hed
w om len Uoor , do(lrs and lairs.
I:och rC){)m balanred with th,. en.
tire hou e and included pla!>tf"r
!Itt -relid (Jn the walls nnd ceil.
ing of the l) pe thnt matle We.:Jge
\\ood rhinn Iamon•.
ree U. Chairman Asks f•H the cit) iheH, the aristo.
crocr hirc:el arl'hitr.ct to .Jra"' n
1110 ler plnn for nn elaborate t<) •
tern o( rmrk&, road_ ancl squore5.
There were ol•o plan5 for two
~rc:at u' nues to mcr!t nt the Ct'll·
I tt•r nf the cit over th1• LiHey
B iw!T. At the amt· time two uggestions for Classes
l•;r lfiC'II lvcmmr"'
Bill F.u t\\nod h.:1 u thing ohout
('DJ. lie dnt• n't think it get the
llcntion it de~cr' es. "i'iot ice
it' nlw 0)'5 11hovc.-d oH on 11
t(l the idt• o( )OUt plate?"
a Thi up ets him. Dut in-celed hecauo.•• no one hnw!l up.
"e,..,.ion~ nrc stiU tokin~t place
nne I i£ \ ou huH! tlw 1 ime nutl fed •
the ur~c Cor a ucw type of t!du.
cntional t'XJicoricncc , fed frt'.C to
"it in on an) of the cnur e • canals. cen ed by ntljoining rondo;,
wcr,. to he du~ on the tlcrimcter
o{ Dublin, encirdin~ the cit)'.
Hut thr• raphJiv r.lJiproachin~:
19th centurr hnd a di~ trow• ef.
feet on tho• cultural and ~conomic
l'rogrc.~ of the cit). The ari to·
Game" nl~ Play
• had cracy lo l 1t11 wealth and power.
Tlw cunal!l nnd a few of th~ con.
nc( ting rond wcrr. buill, hut only
onr. uvcnuc wal!o cnmpleted. The
gentry wN,. forr.rd to ~u their
town hou rs nnd toclnv th•·~e
hr..IUtiful hfJmr· contllirute 11 Iorge
pnrt of the r-.xnrnplt·a o( Ccorgian
,, rc hitrc turr.,
!)funr. o( thr lwu C!! ar~ being
rr. torc<l, hut thr& Ia r.mtly. Plan •
ner in thr. city go"emment or
thr• Dublin corporotion ore con·
lent ''' prut~t what ie ldt of the
Ge.orgiun hnua , to pte!••rve and
ll'!ltr,re for Jti,torical value. but
they arr mnrf' concerned about
mo,•ing peor•l~ out of the atea
which hu hccomr n elum, and
into JIUbtir. hou ing.
~luny Dublint'f would like the
r.orpurotion to mak,. ap~inl pro.
'i!IOO!I "' prott"Cl the house5 and
''' maintain thr. atm•• phrre of
lRth c••ntury Duhhn. Many (~or n
negative .mswr.r. Already there
have !J,.,.n Jlr9po5nlt! to turn the
e•anol& into n highway ystrm a.nd
eJcv•·lurwr11 a rr: eyeing the valu •
uhl•· real t~tote where the
G,.orgian hou ~ nrr.. CitizrmJ
(eel thut th,. clly will IQO!C ite dis
tinr.l hen eM and l'h.um H its
to¥~n hun cs are not Jlfet>cned
anfl ilJl con a I<~ hecome higl1woy ...
Duhlincr now fed unittu" in D
world "hich i (ull of I!JlfU"'ling,
ugl), hophiWlrd citi~ comr,osed
t~f mdistin<:'ti\e and drab hou~
The)· do not want Dublin to de·
gen•'rat«: into e imilnr tate.
We, n~ ,\mericoo• who know
American cities, rwlire that the
problem i netuly one t~f unh~r ol
stature, not ju"l 11 local disagree.
nl('nt. lt is th~ que!tion that faces
many odetie!, "what price the
future?''
Parking A ,·ailahle
Junior aod enior commuting
t udt:nt will be able to u~ the
11nc W8) road S<JUih Of th~ coll~se
d(·•dopmcnt office as u parking
oren t"H•-cthco immediald)·.
Parking vtill lle nn a £ir,.c-c:omf'.
fin>l·•en ed ba"i". Thl" ne¥~ ruling
tloe not DJipl to Huddl,-,;tJn l.llnt'-,\ pt'tirion to aboll h curfCW!I for
(rdhman girl11 will be circulating
today and next wrek. Anoth,.r, to
n:vi !t: th,. Wl".l!tern civilit .. 'lt irm
program. will be drculat,..(l begin·
ning Monday.
Both ~titions are !rune or a
:serie5 of informal fro h m,.,.ringa
chaired by clua pruidau Tom
Jordan and or"n ro nil intl'fe5ted
claa memMrl!.
Tn one such meeting Tuesday,
the hours for interviutation and
curfew, M well ac th" civilization
program, were discuc ed. Jordan
appointed committe01 to dr ft
and dir;tribute petition& concern.
ing both i!IIUt'.s.
He said that LC President How.
nrd bad indientcd that a Jletilion
to do away whh the frosh «ids'
houn; hnd to be ubmined GlmetSt
immediately-within "a w~k or
~"-to make it dfcctive for not
term. Titc ~oa1 i" "at lea t 200
&ignature5," with no>n,. being ac·
cet~ted fmm men or upper.due
womt.'n.
Fre!hman girl are uked to
111)' a her tQCIB) 'e Civ lecture to
&ittn the retition. Sheeta will ali!O
be circulated in dorm The com·
miuce chainnan ie larkie Po t.
A ~nd (Miition will begin cir
culating Monday. il6 purpose to
redur.e the number of civ lec.turu
in (avor or more diacu ion
group5. Profl(l•.-d i a chang,.
from the pr~e.nt four-lecture,
two.discu!!ion group week to one
of three lecture! and three dis
cu!.Sion ~oup Committee chair·
man lAyne Barn~ explain,.,! that
lec-tures are only a "one-way Dow
(or worth:) ••• discussion roup
benefit th,. tudC"nt.s more be·
rau&e the no., i two ways." He
cited 61lgging auend11nce at lee·
turet~ as evidence fo( tud •nt •
lack of interest in thi! one-¥~ay
{)ow.
Indians uhject
Of Celebration II
end of mcrd) mn11ing oround,
u I\\ ood lm tnk1.•n JIO'it ive a~
on. Jl,. hns pctition•·d to teach
I I CYI i anJ Clark ftt·c Univer-
1) clnr.s ~ntitlcd "The ort o( f(iv
' g 11 wn y hrend." Communication Problems Apparent The t'lecond of a R'ri~ of three
cdebrauon.s apon~red by SOFA
"ill take place in the middle or
Januan. Celebration II wtD be
based on the ubject of the Amer·
icnn Indians. Indh idual" are in
vited to submit an) idea they
ma) have reg.ording !opeaker or
acth itie~ they would like to ee
included in Celebration II to
l.\·nell Haught. Eucutive Dar-ec
tor of SOFA, or to leave a note
in the SOP\ oflicc in the Tremont
Conferco~ Room • I~ I \\OOtl that the
~ 11•11 will nwet one•· a '' cf'k at
~~ huutw nnd hal-e lonve~ o{
lwle wlll'.tl brt•ad \Vhut th1• :.lU·
''"'" t'bll't r•nt tbt•m -t•hes. they
ill ghr OV.ll) In frtend"', Imp·
~···ttt'fl\ nr clicntt•ls on Burn idt!.
If )IIU hUH! rrJcUS for COIJr~
I )Ou lwlit•ve t~hould be in·
ll"rrth•cl into the Free UniH•r.
) JITOgrom 1111 thi~ ClllllJHIA for
:cund se<~sion, plcak• end the
.lhlt' of the 'our~. a c.lt·~cdptinn
1 well as other ir;ni ficant facts
1
• Hit honl Kronmon, box 301.
d IIC 11inn '~ill not start until
t' rrul of J nnua", eo give it
m•• I hou~tht.
'The• art o( gi,·ing awa' bread"
nut n I) pirnl c·our c for ,econd
~inn, llotll'fulh oth11r cour .. t•·
lw oH••rcd will b1· 'Zl•n Bus·
,\:IIJ;0-11," "1 r.nrninp to "iit ':!till".
Ill tor> of t .S. lmpcrinl·
nnd ' The \1ukin~ o( MoJo.
Cnchnils."
~intt• nnyou • i
1\Ubjc:ct thut
eJuulil\ nl
om rrmr hull
, cour es. 4\ a lim, t•d to It nr.h
trike-hi" (nnc-y,
oHcrinfo\."' fltn~;c.s
e sion to c...<Cclt.
we ha' e oln•udy
' llct'tl, onu• rnurN:& are can· b., l>rrua KokJw
col lt:gc.s !iUCh At .. moll
£uct'" untl nanw •non II LC.
bc<lomt•
( amjJ in r: llt•ldurn clew !I om• ee n
twr .. un b~ tlot•~<on't rt•cognizt·. ~Ill•
dent" rnu' ~~·•· ••och other t\\o or •
three· timt'" daih '' hil,. ~hulfling
ht•twt·cn clurm , timing ruonn
nmi t·lo. .. ,.room lmildin~; .
This C"UIII'tnnt t•nntact s•·n·
I! rat~ "t ~"~ o. 1 ruke" r<•lat ion•IUJl:<~,
arrord1n~ to Eri,· n,.rn, ·~ \1.1> .•
author nf Camr:~ /'co1'l" /Jim.
\.IIi! B. IIi! ... Thi· ptcm of
\~ u
.-
-• • commumc:..u llun I earl!! to many
r,umplicJtt ion!.
Ahcr ,·eing ,.ach other !cverul
t tnlt'5. no "~trokc" may be felt •
nl'CC:'"'UI'V by onr. o( the l'\0 flOf•
ti•·<. llov.cH:r, t£ cme pnrl) gh~s
11 " trukc" ~'~hen the otht·r tlicl nol
tntt'nd IIi do ~. B (eeJing of Un•
~u&int'"" mn) nri"t-. Thi rwblem
cunw• ahout becnu e neither par.
I\ knu\\~ ''hat to expect from the
othrr. \ imilar situation occufll
'' ltrn !lt>meone call~ a person h'
hi" iir!lt nome, nnd rhr other cloe.!
• \ nut knu.,.
drec rr. the nome uf hi;o; ad-
"ome s&Udl'nt- attempt to avoid
tlu e ~ituntinn h~ pulling thdr
heud tlo¥0 n w ltl'n the' !'tee som~
one approaching. 54>me '-""'P their
headrt c{O\\ n n U the tim~. ns
thour;h npproac.hins a min~ field.
11u th•• can uvoid th<' ~ok:ing
rih1ol oltogttlter. ~tudents oft,.o
tire of the sa.mc. c ~lt"Ciall) o(
tho~e pefllnn" "'ho 64} "Ho\\ are
'ou ?'' anel l~U~ be fort< one ha o
<'hnnc•• to &Oli\Ott!r.
ATLAST
Free
Pick-up &
Delivery Vote Today
Todar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.nt.
election will be hdd for two jun.
ior cia &enator Junior abould
<".a t lhcir ballot at a tnble which
will be Kl UJI directl) ncr~
from rhe po;o;t office.
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8517 S.W. Terwilliger 244-3040 PJO\.I:ER I OC. , n\ cml>l'r l r,,
Seven Pioneer Seniors Bi
Jack Des Bouillons, editor Fare we
1.~·" jl( ond Clnrk do!t'1 out ita
1Q6R Ctlotbnll chl'dlllc· tomurru~
in Cnli(ornitt "'ith II gnme naninsl
Snnt4 Clurn.
"~ontn Clnrn is n good boll
TIIES£ E' E CRJDIRON CRE \1'~ ha·H· b••f'n fin~t •trm« rwrforntN'" on c.-onrh Fnod '' ll•on'• trnma
{or th•· LP~• four H'&r". 'nWM' ·•·~ .. n lart.-r., will b.· pin' in11 th<-ir finnl ~om~ tomorro\\ afternoon whrn
I.e:,. i~ and Clal'lo. ml"f't• • anus ( lura nn tht• Califoruiuu.a' homl' turf. Th~ plo'·<'r,. IU't', from lr!t to t·l,.ht,
T.~m Bo,lr (25), tt·H• \1.-J\uu {bS), '\\,, JUahurn (21), 0111 UuiJ,., (77). Skip Sw)H11 (10), Dcmn)
Cohin (85), ond 'ic CnrJ,.ou ((lfl).
November 22. 19i)
Y: 00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
in the
COLLEGE
BOOK TORE
\'I.R..''oiCJS \VoR fHI!IIC.'l<>N
a Trained CoJJege
Specialist from
JOHN ROBERTS
wants to meet you
He will assist you in selecting the ring that is
right for you ... with the proper stone, weight
and style, for the most lasting and beautiful
symbol of your educational achievement.
FOUR WEEK SHJPMENT LC Win First;
Down Pilot 3-2
Lewis and Clark ~on 11~ ftr-t
~~<'er mntch of the year ta .. t Ill
urday ns they downed the Lnl\·er.
~>ity of Port)nnd 3 to 2 at Deho
Pari.:.
Conditionin~t and the dc•.sire for
4 ,·ictor) marked the Pioneer '
perlormon<'e throughout the ofter·
noon. The young 5qund tore into
the Pilots with eHectivt lll<'khng
nnd oggre~ive "'hor,:ing.
Tht• LC delen~ Ytll pnrtic.ulor
1)· &Iron g. "The ( d,.fenl!in) 11idt
ha no'1 ttraduoted into nn eff~c
ll\'t' unit WltU dtsl tnet lftnl 0 (
rohe•ton bet wecm all membertl,"
ub11erved C'OOch Care) 0' \rev
O'Arcy is al o plea11ed wlth the
w~r!onnonce of t.he forwordll, ~'
pedall} tlu win~er- \lm tnFied
uut for prai6-e wnl! the-plnv of tht
I.C go11hcncler.
"l wQuld like to thank oil tho&c:
who c.upportc•d our aide," 'aid
0'•\rcy. "Thf" team clerht.'!l grut
hPnefit from om .kind of support
and we'll be hnppy "'ith any
numbcr."
Rates Reduced
For LC Students
l.cwi ond Clork .. tudenlll wHl
he uble to howl nt reduced rnt•··
tlu yetu at Borbur Bowl in Port·
lund.
Upon pre .. erHotion of volid Ill·
1lent )0 card11, tudc•nll'! ma) huwl
lor 35 renl n gnme nnrJ will nnt
he rhurged for 11hoc r~ntcl.
Thll rcduct',d rut~ i11 good until
6 (l.ln. doily, includin~ 'atunlay
und ~unda) .
Borbur Bowl is Joc:atcd at
9(H5 . \V. Harbur Blvd. • to Gri,... 1ron ars
h•nm " rommcntf'tl LC
F retl \\ 1 l~n. "They 4ft•
pendent nntl nbout on tho
hn·c:l '~ith Ltnftdd und
I •. nmt•ttc. Conch
indO<
illiDO
Wil
Tlu 1 the linol ~nmo for seven
l.t•wi nnd Clark ployel"' The~u
!'t·vc·n mdhulunl hove be('n atnrt·
cr for Fred Wtl~<on during the
four H!nrt. he ha... been head •
roar. h.
In light of thi • Conch W n .. oo
\\B o•k~ to comment on ''hie"
hoy•.
Tom Boyle
"Tom ho!! lwcn the mot~t dur
uhlc und ~tcod~ performer for the
ln"l {our year~. He i~. nl\\0)'11
mentally rrady for 11 gomr \11
tht tc.mm cuptuin. he ho pro' ided
jlrcut leadcr>~hip"
Stt.ovc McNutt
"~tcvc-hu~ played a lot of boll
for \1!1. Whnl he lock~ m ~ze ond
apt•t·cl he mokc .. np for in mental
di~dplinc He worked him"t'll into
the line up his freshman year ond
hn~ tlluwd thc-re. Hi. urn!",. con •
be contributed to discirline ."
Weo. Bigham
"As n fre,hmiUl he bent out n
letterman for 4 linebacker po,i.
tion, lle has !ltnrted ever since.
F.\'cry year I tell "eq he i!l too
little and too ~to"' to ploy foot·
boll. And C\'Crf year he mnkcs
o liar out of me
''He is <-o dedicated to the
game and stuclieo il ro much he
ne\er mol\c-. a mi11toke. He hns
ol o prm idcd tremendous )end cr.
"hip ao;; a co.eoptain on defcmt~e ."
Denny Cohin
"\n unbelillv4ble story. He rum~ ht•rc o n frc11hman
r:rnnl, wlwrt• ht pln\t•d b,,,..,
t,u(·k. TIHlTI' wn. no ploc~: for
in unr su•tt•m Uut he hnd
much dt•t~irc.-that wt• had to m-r'l'l
1oom for him.
"\~ c put him nt dc•fensivc
nncl he hns stnrtl'd 1he1re for 1
year • ~·or hi11 ei1c, I think he
tht> fin~~• pin ·cr in the notion."
Dill Duiler
"B.ill Unilc) cnn ltr. toper
lor. He huR nil tiiC' physical nltl'il
hutc nf hl'ing o top pln}er
muller wht•re he ploy11.
• \\ t ex reel him to ho drn
in th~ fir 1 .,i:-c: round6 of tht·
draft. lie could be: one of o1u
f!IU) cr,, ahlluy.wi"c."
\tc Cnrl~on
• \ o fre hmnn we
lum all u finll string guord
hCJ hn~ been there ever ~tnce
doc•n't hnvc rcul ~ood izc
ycnr in nnd )'eu.r out hns been
quickt• I lmcmon "
Skip Swyer
uwhut do you !Ill) about
Swyrrll? llc ju!CI hn
C"'''1 total oHen!iu mork of
and Clark. He Ito.. directed
tl"am to two CQnfercnce
pion~hip s in four yenr :
bt·cn all conference the last
H~ar • ~it h n good chnnce
• pent agnm.
"lie hn the knock of
up ,,jth the big rio) m the ~:: ....
Without on oUII!Iandin~ qu
bock in the gnme or
would he tough to win, 1 ewis
Clark hns been a coMi8tent
ni'T ' ou fi~tu rt• i I out "
\t thnt pouu the "old
broh dmvn nnd crwtl
Fix, Dorman Lead LC
In Bid for AAU Title
br Mikl' Pt-~l'l
Tomorrow mark,. the end of a
sucre ~ful ~en,on {or the lew.i•
and Clark cro""COUDtn· tr.am. A • 'irton in the Oregon ~\AU meet
ol Blue Lak: Park will give the:
Ptonecr hnrril'r" their third
rhampion@hip of the yc-nr
!\lrt'ady co-holdt=rs of the North.
we11t Conference crown ond win·
ncr o£ thu Di~otrict 2 meet L:t~t
wct•kcnd, LC is hoping for one ln'<t
bt~ eHort in thi roce thnt will
~ce o crop "£ talented runn..r ..
JICdorm
The Pioneer wlU compete in
the colltJgC•UOIVM!lit) dhi,ion,
wlnle tht' open dh if'ioo will in·
r Judi" ull runneN not in colle~te
School,; competinq w11l tncludr.
\\ allnmette LC\ conference; Tl·
'a L and Portland '5talc, which
"torlped the Pioneer• earlier in the
)'Mr. pc,c wos the runner-up to
LC IMI 'eor and will be mi!"<~ing
thPir number one barrier this year.
Lnc.al athletic dub team" will
Ct)mpet, in the open dh i~<ion with
111 lcntt:d individua l" like Jim
~rdle. the ddendin~t open chomp
whn heat PinneN Dove Fix. the
rolle~tc tJa,•il'ton chomp lnsl eo
on.
Bol!'terio~ the hopes of LC \Vill
he the tanclcm o( Fix and Ted
Durrunn Fi, won the dislrir 1
ruec und in I h1· ptocelll IIC'I o
new mt'J'I re<'ord on thf' fh e. milr
Blue I ake cour e
Pte\ inu ly he topped the ~onft> r·
t•nn• mrt•l L) a ~;de margin, and
will rt•rtninJy lw wt~d ur. one-of
the ra\ orit·· 10 "uturda) 06 h~l.
Dorman be~ been imprc~ &ivt•
b) finithing ~econd to Ius team-motu in both the conrerence
distri<'t race!. Ht ho" easih ·
cfi .. tonC't•d rival!! und in fina b
t'cond lo Fix lost Wt"t:l.. he
broke: the old rl·cord. .
Doth Dorman unci Fi' wm
r•:rrc rnl inK l.C in tht "\ \lA
1 ionol \h•t•l in Oklahoma
Oklo. ne"<l ~uturdn,·
Othl'r Pioneer
the \ \ t conte!lt will be
\\ oodurd. \1nrk Mandel, I
Rent.,rhlcr Bob ll)'erly
l•lll~t·ru ld. and John Jen'-On
Woodard hu~ hct•n running Cl
l~tc•n tlv wl"ll throu~h out tht
on wltilr \Iunde) not amrrc:"'
c·nrly in the p·ar ron hi~>
ruc·t: lut~l \\uck ut Di trict and
cupohle of n etrong -howinf(.
lucotnpletes
Due Wedne day
A II tudrnl· Yt ho hove not
up inc·omplctt grudes from spn
term I Q(>Q mu-.1 do o !J)· ~o,
I ( tlw work i11 not completed
1 ht• dute, the Rrode will om or
ucl} In: rltungrd to F. Chcl'k
the Rc!l• trur'-Ofhcr ton ,~;c•rni
anv prohlrm 11 due to inco"'t'"
ACOdt!-.
Nutnb er~ Changed
A' of \londa). Nov. 18,
.md ('Jur~ Collt•gc· wall switch
the Chr.rry 1drphonc Exc•u•n.
Kiving the rollt•gc• tc·l~phon~
her 11 Ol!W t'Xt'honge number.
nt;W collel(t' t,.J~phonr. nurnbt"f
216.8251 nnd "'ill go into
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