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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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November 19, 1968 Volume 27, Number 12
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1968-11-19
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Caen ar Propose
br llcn Cuno
propos..'ll before l.ewta and
"•"'" curriculum committee
cUecl u rudicnl altering of
! collrgc' ucuclemic culentlnr
u early U!l full term, 1969.
Submiut•cl h) 01'on LeY. i A.
on'" • thl' r•ropo ul v.ould "'itch
pre;t•nt 1 C cnlt•nclor hom u
' plan (three cour ~~ for ench
three h·rms) to n "4.1-4" pion
Di' utisf,•ction with traditional
hn· Jlromptcd mun) lib.
al oris cnllcgc in the:; fiMt
1 (;81le 1<1 1 ~peruncnl v.ith nt•w
ICIII$. Thu.. r .CWIII und Clark
tdu:d to till' "3-3" pion Ill 1963.
One dl nchuntnge 111 the pre cnt
lt:JH, huwt!Vt!r, •~ the hort
gth of f'UCh lcrm-UOih foculty
ttulcnl huvc felt pre ur~
b) till' time {actor. The
.14" y tt·m, no\\ UMed by N:'t•
.al Mul \\ t I college , i~ de·
~etl rchcvc tha • pre5sur
The pion di\ ide• tht· acnclemic
inlo two tt'rm• (durin~ whil'h
tud(•nt tokf'" four cour~f's),
hy " "\\ mlerim" term in
mu.llTY, during which each 'IIU·
atudir. n ,jn~ le cour~c in·
hely.
The memorandum <~ubmi tled bv •
B) cr, dah•tl 'iov. 6. ttaid, "This
arnnar i11 ba<~cd upon the
umption thot the pre~e nt cour-
conld • . he fittt•d to it ond
nt the time allowed {or eneh
rsr. would be <J.S hourc. of tn
iun, the ~ntne ll!< one
our pre cnt 3-3 3 cour~~
'The number of dl crete clu"c;
i!ion11 would howP.ver, be an·
~et'l from 30 to 15 a'l tht in
ntctor so dt ire'
"It peako; lo one of thr maJOr
ts ogoinst the 3-3· 3 ,.~
(Tbol tht• term i" too "hort
ndequnte ma.,'1en, comple·
o( term pnperc, etc.) by
ngtbening tht term to 13 week~.
''At the .amr time it rnovide"'
o lr.s hcc tic puce b> n ~ t·ck
rah:.nclnr which keep~ Wedne ... day free or clnl!•e!. thus Jorovj,J.
in~t for convocutinns, charwl, l"om.
mitl~t· and lucuh)· mrl'linge arul
fur studc•nt to tlJII'ncl a Cull day
at n timt• in tht· lihrnr) or lnhor.
0101')."
"Winterim" coune!l include reo
~c·urch prnjec.ts, enior the&CS,
oU.campus \\ork for credit nod
~<Jlcciul "'orkehop" or Ji05ttihlr.
"world problem l'rninaus." "'ith
tlw entire focuh) nnd atudent
body !<tudyin~ one problem nnd
it" olution•
Cour&c" woulcl still numhcr nin1
per year Howr.\cr, Thoyt'!r said,
"th~:. academic yenr would ho.vc
mnre varu:ty 'Studt·nt would
hnve time to concenlrnlc.• on one
"~ubject (durin~ the "winltrim")
v.ithout httvJny to da111h £rom clu6!
to eta.. ac. welJ."
.\ccorclinj:t lo th~ mcmornncJum,
"the 'winterim' period would be
four calendar week"; 20 'Khool
clay"· which, l"!ltimutcd at e~cn 6
hours per do), provide 180 hours
"' hich j,. oboul right for o 3-hour
cour~ ( 45 da s hours plu the
a -.umption of three hour :5\Ud}'
for each clou hour)."
The Curriculum Commillee hl\11
o~ked that depo.nment chnirmen
... ubmit Lhetr reoct ion to the rli·
visional rcprt.-<l."nlative! on th~
rommttke. Members com}lilins
the~c reltpOnl'es are humnnities,
Dr Wilhnm T ueht; t~ocial ad·
ence". William Lewis; nuturol
o~eirnce", Or Cathcrtnr E\'t>n"'n:
fane art", &hth Ktlbuck; nncl
.1pplaed o.rt", Dr Oougltt!i Boh·
cock. tudent ~hould rnntn~l
eatbcr Rand Daw!!oon or Koren
" ,til. -.tudent committee mem.
ber-
Tbl' mt>mornndum !llllid thot
the Khool \ear, under this
plan, would end "c:arh in .\In·"
and ghe ... tttdl·nl nn ntl\"llntngt
in ~t>kin~ ,uanmer empln)m~nt
or that another one-mnn•h pe•iod
like the "wintcrim" term could be
se of Dorms Is Discussed
An open hc:nrint)' to dctcrmane
,. t1pCdrum of O})inton with the
,,., ... ,s commumry about the oc·
n•a•i•Jn of the new dormitoru:to
JIO)ic,, for the etluc·ntionnl IJ"l' •
the restdenct: hall will be b~!lcl
tJ :30 to 9 p.m. in the Coon
pen Hearing
onight at 9
tudenh an in' itrd to di,cu•-t
lir111 tlruh of the "R1ght .. nnd
atu:-of "itudcmt• nod
Collegr" tntement on rue'ldey
I) p.m. in tht-Council Chamber.
Thr open henrlng wall he con
ltltf II) tlu· Sludt•nl \Vclfnrc
ntn1ruit1t·l' 8erou.-t th111 il'o on op-
tunity {or •11udent11 to e~prl'ss
opinion• on ud1 iuu~~ nA
cmrche!>, pratc:claon in lc:gnl
rO(t~t'<fi ng8 .md ulmo1t eurh otht"t
eed~orn in,·olvc:d in the da room,
IIOT} und off campU , nNy·
e is ul'kcd 1(1 uttcnd. cil Chamber by tht· StUtlent .\{.
foir!l <. ommattec.
Tbe 1R111Ue t•mf'rged "'hl."n it wu
rumored that the ne\\ dorm& wr·rc:
lo be u~d b' fruternitie· In the
di~cuo..,ion.; of the Cornmunny
Cubinet and Student ~\ Ha1r•-Cnm·
mitt<'e, it WA!! ~UfH~Ol'lt~ that tht~
i~:.ue was hrooder than the rumor
implied. In g en e r 11 I, the
problem is to outline u dear [)OI·
ic\• for the di tribution of dormi· •
tor) .. pare (or surh group 11 lr4·
lcrnitie • for t~ucationm l U5e5
~mch os language floors and prl'p·
nr•Hion for oH•r. eas stud)· group~.
lh·in, that ~eem dl.'~ir;tble.
All dormitorict~ •ould be in·
volvl'd In the"c ucthJLicr.: tht!
problem al prc·~rnt 1-that rhNc
1 nu clcnr p;uiddim· £or the Dertn
ami for othrr JltnJect" in grll\lll
und fur other projects in group
uf Studf'nt • Offict• '" u~t· in at
dl"hberutions.
The '\tud«'nt A Hair Cnmnullee
hopr·· thut ull memhcr of the
cummunil)' "l1u urc· interc"tod in
1he futur~ di&po!lition uf the dorm·
itori•·s will uttcncl nnd present
their ,·icws. [Hidl'd in \1n) af cJ,·,.irnLII" ...
.\uuming that t:ach fitud,.nt
tak~ nine cour e&, requlrementA
for ~raduation would be lov.,.red
lo 36 cour cs ~·ith the 11cthiu~
rcc~uirf'm~nt& e hminllted . Student
might he required to take aclhi·
tit•!! without rredit, a ll) tern em·
plo) r•d hy severn! other colleges
at pre cnt,
Dr. Richard Frost
To Speak Today
Or. Rl«'bard T. Fro~ c
DR. RlCU.\.RD T. FROST. rro
f,:~~-or o( politit'al •ciencc at
Rt~<l Colle•~·. will 'Pcnk today,
~o'. 1 ?, nt 11 a.m. in E'ana
,\udhorium on "Urbani11m ln
Anwrieu." Or. Fnnt wa.a I"Ul•
tinnul tlirt·rlor of thf" Upwanl
Ununrf proKJ11m durinc 1966.
67.
Pre-Registration
.. tarts Thursday
For nil !;tudentto t4king c:our~
next tenn, pro.r"gi trntion mo.
terial "'11l <!ppenr in p.o. boxeB,
beginninf ~o~ 21.
Prc·rcgi* trotion i t s e 1 f ruM
'I hurs., Nov. 2.1, through Tues.,
Nov. 26. Seniol'l!, gradr; and 'Pe·
r.ial tudent ~id~ lec on lhe first
dny: JUniM No\. 22: sophomores.
Nm, 23: nod fr~bmt"D, Nov. 26.
\II ~;tutlf!nt an~ reminded to
check courl!e.S mad.t"d "perm''
with ath•i ors hdure registering.
music hour
11ti'5 \\'eclne.-cda 's ruusi hour
\\111 ft•ature orj:!on performo.ncl'"~
b\" time Le~i! and Clark i!U·
(lent
The progrlUTl inc·lude! "l>toeli
t.lium in G \tnjor" bv J. ~. Bach
untl "Piec-r• Hl!roittllc'' b) Cesar
rrand;, perf~~rmed bv eoninr Jon
Rttinr"-. rhomorc William Ht"d·
burg "ill Jlerform "CelrMi.:al R:m.
quc•t" t,, Olhi~r Mes"i1wn nnd
"Prdudr• and ~·uguc in U Miuar''
hy lhch.
Two more Bllch piett<,
"C:Ianrulr Prt"lutlc on In Dit i ''
fr~udt'•• and "I oocatn nnd Fugul'
in ll ~linor" ~m be rt"mlcu~ ln
soplunure Lynne Hu tlln. Symbolic Service Held
By Portland Resistance
br Bill lln,mnn
ScYcrnl hundred pert10n1 were
Jl r c 11 ~ n 1 ot Centenory. Wilhur
Mcthodiat Churc:h at 215 S.F .. 9th
Thursday ~cning to partir.ipatr.
in Gr·nc Horn'tl Uhr.ration l.itur.
gy Frcerlom Meal Wor hip Se"·
• If t• •
The event wa11 ottenrlcd by both
young ontl old, although thf'! ma.
Jority Wt"l~ of roll,.g~ age Allm·
,Jun~"-e wu nlmo!lt ev,.nly clividcd
betwi"Cn men nncJ women. On,.
lirtle ~irl of alKJut three year of
age wolkefi ahout the pt.tlorm
clurins rno 1 of 1h,. 11r-rvice, u if
to cmpluu.il.e the 1hemr of th,.
cn~raing: the affirmation of life.
.Following hort . acnpture n
Council Views
Participation
The fourrb mr••ting of the Com.
munity Cnbinr-t wa.s held in the
coff•·c hop of Templeton on Wcd
ne!tluy Nov~mbc:r 13.
The cabinet wu newly estab.
li•ht.-d thi~ yeur in order to im·
pro'c atUdent.facultl relation·
hip" and enoourn~;e baring of
Jlroblem !! and ropon ibilities.
A major i •Ut: cuncntl)· under
di!CU"~on by the cabinet iot thai
nf •tudl'nt pnniciJIOiion on com.
mittet:.'!. Except (or "e~ernl com.
mittees that are not "appropri·
llte'' for atudcntll nnd would not
be benefited h · their rc:pre..~l4·
tion, tho •• on whkb pc:f'I!Onal rec
onl are iMoh·,:tJ, and 1hn5t: re
quiring profes ional qualification
mo~t committe~ ha' e been
opened to th~ blu,Jent body.
Tht• committl']c on committee!
which w1:1 apr•ointcd b' the cabi·
ntt "'ill rec:\ aluat~ the purpo~e
of o&hc::r 'om mitt~ on which IU·
d'"n'-' aren't allowed to make stU·
dent rcpr~entatinn meaninsrul.
Pres.ident John Howard pre
~nted three step conc-erning
the procedurt! neet:.!!Jlry for in
creasing Etudent repres~ntauon:
l ) The commiltee on commit·
tees ~hould be recon tituted.
2)The r~on tituled commtl·
tee hou)cJ be chmrgc:d with
early re\ iew of entire com.
miuec tructure of the col.
lege.
3) Student repr~entation on
committees ~oulcl he invit•
ed imrnedia t~l)·.
"tudcnta intere~Sted jn repre.s!"nt·
inf thr: !ltudcnt body on commit·
tct a reft•rred to in the third
raropo al un: encouraged to check
the li~t ancl aign Ufl for their
clloict" at the Templeton informa·
tion desk o !!()(In as po ible.
.\not her 1noblem tH~cu -ed \\'U
commencemen t end the difficulty
of performinA effkient com.
meocemPnt ucrd~ with 11
large o d1:1 o tbi ·ear's. Hope-
full} it will be possible to reeog.
nizl' e:sc.h tudt'nl indivitluaa llv, as
has been done in tbe past. The
all!\\ er to this problem "'ill bto de
termined b) a committee on com·
men•·emrnl.
The butlget wu found ro be in
~nn,f hnpc, in relation to tx·
P•~ctntion • It <:•l'ts the CoUc,e
more m<>ne', howe\'er, if lltU·
dent~ clon't get tuition in on time
unci the arc rt•que ted tn do !50
in the future.
Pr~,.nt .11 thr. Cuanmunil Cab
inc! mcc1ing "a Or. ,\nthony
O•troH fr\lm the Uuin::r&il) of
Cnlif11rnia at llerkdr• • l)•troff je,
being con idrrecl "" a replace
mr-nt fur llr. l..c"w i.-Tha cr Ill!
oJean of fat•ulh nnrl ac.atfemic
,·ke-prt"hlent nf LC. D~an llUI)•
r"r "'ill he leaving l.C ofter the
current hoot year. r•;adin~e 1111d liturgy, e'eral men
in the congrcgtttion w~nt fnrWDrd
to Yoic·· their op~ilion to the
draft and to hand their drnfl
cnrd ~er to r.omplir:itora.
Pouibly the mo t moving l~ti.
mc>ny r.amr. from 11 epa tic wlao
"''U helped to the plalform. A
!lflecch he hud written WllA read
by a frit-nd He aaid in hi s~ech
chat although he hnd no chllllee
o( t-v,•r being drafted, he lutd de
cid,.d to turn in hi• drnft card and
5e1oer all hi ~onnection with the
!Selective ~rviee. P.•en though he
~111 .. far from Vietnam," he said.
he could not 15it idly b while ll
th,. killing o£ youns men wu so
ing on. HI'! noted in the addre!
that he had called on man, o{ hi1
fellow eputiCA to join him in
what he tenned .. lp:t tir: power.''
A ft~r his speech had been r~:ad,
he was helped bark to bi1 pew
amid a thundenHI !tnnding ova.
tion.
Other pt'r ona turning in their
cards induded o rctirl!d ir
Force R.-,.rve officer anti ~era l
other men who had alrendv • ·rved io the military. One young
man, e.Jpres!!ins his apolosi~
that h~ luld no card lo turn rn,
sane hi~ name and drnft board
number "for the ~nefit of the
FBI agc:nts in the audience.''
Followin~ the epceekes nnd
tatemcnts b~ the re!i.'llen and
their eomplieito~. tht-.. ki of
pc:nce" W1'l passed (rom perEOn
to person throughout the canr;re·
gation. During the •ingin& of "We
-hall Overc:om~" ... " a young llldr
"who had been shen a large: OOU·
quet of yeHo" OowUB ., a go.
ing-av;ay pre!~l rook the Oowen
and distributed them to mf!mbc:~
of the eongrt'gation.
The .. Celebration of l.ife" wu
con<'luded with 11 cni~e of Holv
Communion. ill1 partaking of one
l11rg~ loa( of brend and a di~h of
wine ndmini.~lered by member of
the clergy pre5ent.
Baby Shower
Halts Class
Students auendins the experi·
mental college do .. Roci~~om in
American ln&titutiona" were sur
pri5ed Wednesday lo find their
c.lusroom-the intcrnntionnl atu·
den~· loun~~upied by a bnhy
t~howe r.
\ctuaJh•, there wo.s no real COn·
flio:t-n notice ouuide the door or
the lounge inionned stuuenu th3t
the planned lec:tun: had been J)O"t•
pon"'l.
In ide., lhe par&')' cuntinuf!CL. in
honor of Zulmn R~e \tendou.
born to Zulma and Mnurieio Men·
dUUI n fe\\ do. ago. Both are
tudying at Lewis nnd Clark ura·
der the Latin AmeriCAn ,:IC:clal
~tudent Scholarship Program
nae shn~er ma:rked a fir for
L.c:"'is ond Clark-on "mtcmatton·
al bab' ". Zulma. PanuiJUlmlln,
nnd ~tuurieJQ, from El hodor,
met 'Khile attend•ns a ~recuu
lansuase c~tc.r in Vermont. Th
were monied durin~; winter 1enn
1967.
Kgotharu> Speaks
011 Political Suiciil.e
.. r,,li'i' al uicidl! 1n ~outhun
,\ fric:1" will he the to pi!' of ft
talk &J"c:n b l\. e.n1or ~~n:d
K(l•ltlhane in tlte lntf'ntntion:al
Loungr todrs at 4 r•.m. Kgotl
lusnc: i .. 11 p<•liuc.al ience rna·
jor from Rot ~ana . a black ntt·
tiou rparntal (rom white-ruled
Rbodesill b) the Zam~i rh-er. •
• Tripping Out
W ashingtonD.C. Group
Studies in Williamsburg
h )nmf'. llc•lhm
On Sundn • t:-opir.al ctorms
la•h~i \\'illiam hurg. \ arcmia.
.. Mol!t unusulll," obscnoo th~
n th d!. On Tu •§(Itt\, nu~ fdl on
" illiam hurt;. "(,.lullc unnatural
at tlti ttr 1\n)· time of ·t··1r," .,..ntl
the "idd) 61aarcd jud,;ment af
tht nnh1 e" On Munday, und.
.,..,r.J,ed in the maddlc af Mtnrc'6
ftnndi'llorS., a ,jzeahh· • unting• nt
of the Le\\i and Clark gruup lh·.
ins in W.a hingllm, D.C. dunn~ the
fnll quarter dt."!<:f"ndt~ on \Tal
laam burg. .. \'cr inter 1111.
Mid onr. of the nat he • conc,.alcd
in the pad; nnd wearing .... hat ar·
1•eared to bo 11 gr.·aucunt an,J on
in\~rted coal scuule----the latter
<•n hi.-heat!.
lor the" Uo\\ i and Clark ~rnup,
thi .... ns the oond orgnniz.cjl
field trip tlUI idt"' thr capitol, '1 h,•
fi~t. et~nducted in the middl~ of
October, ha11 tukc·n it to Munti·
oetlo an•J 1he Unh ersit o( Virgin·
in in Charlntt ilk. lt had roint•d
thl'n, lDO, but COillDCt "'ith the im.
men e rangr anti 'ct'6&tilit · o{
Jer:erson '5 mind, a" t'mhndied in
&a m n featUH'.!I of Montirdlo,
made the roin •·em le ~ impor.
tant. nd, mcntualh. th~ ram
tloppt-d, ~ that thr .. jde trip lo
the Unwersit) of \'irginift cnm.
pUll., a campU!i "'hich :il a br.ar"
the mark ol J cHc.r't>fln, was omr.·
'h hat mure pleaNtnt.
Th~ trip ju 1 oomplele•l wa~ 11
t~o·dD} aflair v.;hich took tht'
grtlup to \fount \ crnon anti to
Richmond. capitol of tl11• ~ate of
Virginia and al o capitol nf tht>
late Confedcrac.y during. a the
guidt· at th r.a{'latol huiltJant; wa«
eardul to point out, thr War Uf".
tvo~n the• State,.
The group !!pent the better port
o( tbl" ahr:.rnoon in Richmond;
ome nu~mbc~ concentulted on
th,. central cit), ,j iting the e.api.
tol-Jclfcr,on at ~ork ngaun, John
\1Bnhall' s hou e, t. Paul'
Church and th~ Conl<':dc·ratc \lu-
cum. The Edgar All~n Puc mu c'·
um "ith~>tood tbe propo•ctf a auh
nf t" era I "hen it wa diKo"~:•·r~
that it lay an llu~ mad 1 o{ a de3o
late urban rencv.; al t!ilc; quuth
thr Ra\en, .. 'c"l:cnnc•re."
.. iz.e:sblr. portion of tht• group
de\oted thro afternoon to a tour o{
th~ bauldif•lde nrount.l Richmond,
a hot I) coni ted ,,, iz.e during th~ Ch II nc• tlu W u llctwr~·n thr
'\tnl('s.
l'hr ~t'CI•Il•l c.hw u1 I ht• I ri 11 {ouncl
the group in \\'illiom•lturg, wlwrc
it \it\Hltl th1• rml l"'"luct u{
Rockdellrr munt· ('Ombitwd "it h
, ''" i1lr.rn ltle local inte·rt•"l 111d in.
s··nuit). \ goo\1 J•nrt of "illioms ·
leur~, partir.ultuh· tlw "cctinn
ONlllntl the• ariginnl &;f1\ c•rmne·nt
huihling" the Go"•rnor's l'o1lnc•c
Dlhl tilt' Cnt•itnl-has lwe•n te •
o.tnred "o ns to capture the at•·
prarmwe· and It-rung uf lhl' pre
tc\ nlutinnnr' prriud "hen "' i I
li.tm hurg l!ene,J 11 thr. I'Jlflllol nf
1 h·· Vir~iniu Cnlnn\',
\mcln~ thr. reecm tructinn,. nrc•
craft •h••t•"'• :uul ono c-~tn ~utrh
thr mith, \\ta,er, ctmtllcmnkcr
on.J othl'l8 p):): ing tlwir trttdt'\i,
\n•l, of cnur.~ , th~re nr,. ta\crn,.,,
nnd C\t'flll of tJu: group unncr•
tool.:-in the intcrt'!ll nf n • n~ of
rontinnit} "'ith tht• 1'<1111-lo lilt o
fc" ~ h•·rc Jdft•rM•n, \Vn hinston,
IJrnn at11l otlwr had clone thr.
amr in thr t•at~l.
\ h•·r lc1wing Williarn,hur~ lah·
in the nhrrnunn, one p••rl of the
group \\ l.'nl on th~ Y<•rktn"' n, thr.
tie uf une af the• nil too rare
eoloninl traulllflh ciuring th•' Rc\•
olutinnnn · Wur: th1• "l'<'nnrl half
of tho• contint;cnt hr.ot a rctrcnt
cine ~•lr Lnck to Wn~hin.:ton.
""ummer solclit•rs?" Pc·rlulp .
nut tht'rc• \\ l'fC morl' hnttle tu
fight: thr. do ~ in \meric·un An
tht! ne.\1 mnrning; thr c·lass in
con titutionol In'' the ne 1 ohN·
OO<lll: the int!!f\ it•Yi schoduled for
thr.ir n~ n inclc•pl'mlcnl !'tudy pro
j«l : tht' mid.tr.rm xnminntion
m ,·nnt~titutional la-v. &:hcduh:d fnr
lotr.r in thl· wt ,.).; : tht· group scm.
inar ... du.odulcd with forrnrr Ju •
tin• Tom Cl,nl.:, now o( the
f'edr.rnl 1 ,.gal Center: Kc·nt Wut·
kin Ju·c·iol \ !li!Jtunt to the .·CC' ..
r•·tnr) of tlw Department of Jlou:r
ing Otlll Urhan r>c-~dnpmc·nt; Wnl
lc.!f )\ ra' itr,. Congrc• ~ional Rt•nr.
g.miuuiun "f>e<:iali 1 in the 1 t:gis
lnt ivc lt••fc•rPttc t• .5L·n ice nf tlw
l.ibron of CouJ f• • • and a ..
tlw \•nrk to" n c'Otll in!lt nt returned
late Monrlo> ~~:H·nantt. look in~
murh atl the Rcvolutionnr) conn·
tcf)IDtltl rnu t hn'~ IMkcd nt the·
t'ncl u{ an exh'nc!ed campaign, an
ohJe.'cth·e oh ... l'ht·r might hb\1'
DIIT"''cJ with tlw nld nw that ttu~n:
can Lc• tuo muc'h of n goon thinK.
NEVER AGAlN
• ... a.nother seno.te
meetin9 to night. 'w'ho± a.re
• 9o•ns we to toJk ~bout ? •
... o.mending
sub section B
Stitu.tion ? Or O.r' t l C \ e S i X 1
of +he con
prov\ding
for Jogs ? I mea.\ t;ckets PIO'\ H~R J 0(.
Conuuut er Council
1\'le<~t~ on 1'nr·s•1nys •
'I he• Cnmmutc•r Cuundl. n grmrJl
n t·rnth (nrmt·d In mr till' ~ritt\'•
!llll't'!l fl( rommuting llltlcnl , will
lllt't'l c•Hr Tlh"•do) ot :\ Jl.lll,
A11 of thi time, the ~-truup hns
t'ttn5itlt·red 1\Uch prr. ~in.: 1•rnl ..
lrms ns <'nmmutt·t parking, mc•nh
nnd Jllnrc;3 to rt·l11 '~ hilc on cnm.
I'll Othf'r problc•m thnt .-on.
cern r.ountmlt•a ,,jJJ he• c~i •
cu ~ cl ns the} urr. Jlrc>~cntcd to
tlar prnup.
\ nnmrnrt•mrnl ns to the• loon·
tinns u( Lhc• mt•t•lint;l' 1\illlw flo I·
e.J I'Ot'h \\l't'k ht>~idt• thr. in(Mm,t·
I ion de· k in Tc·mf!lt•tun Co llcgr.
Ccntc•r. 1 ntt·r~lt·d mc•mhr.r of
the• ••nmmunih ll!'l wt•ll n <'0111·
mult•r nr•· \\ t•lromt'l nl ull "''S• .
l'itUO ~
Po . .,fers llandrnad e
By Art tudeuts
Ordt•r nrc no\\ hcing tnkcn (or
11 nc•w pn tcr-mnJ..:inR en ire• that
i prm idcd bv cnlligrnphy !!Ill·
drnt ,
Farms an· prol"idc":d nt the in.
formrllinn cit-k at Tt•mplt·lon Col.
lc·gc Ct•ntt-r. At lt•n!lt thrcr. dn)l!
nrc· nc•xlcd to c omplc•tc n pQ trr
und it nun ht pll kccl up ut the•
in!ormotinn clr k Transnr.tionl!
nrc• on 11 r.nsh bJ i~ nnlv. •
fht': foiJo.,...jng r:o<l rhedule ha!i
lu···n c· tahli<~hed:
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Full Jlll~ter (22" .x I l") Cost
$.85
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• retm· The: price i!! ne<'CMilT")' to
hurtle the nrt -111dents for
l:~hor and to make the
inl'~ D\'nilnhle ut coat. their
mnter-i':nH'II\hc•t 1'1. I
eas Stresse
f)(>nr Log,
Perhaps my memory Is not nc.-curnte bul t believe thnl
Ot•s Bouillons, in his column "CAlli me l hmncl,' · hu \\ rttt<.n
h\o of his own und hns "p<'nl the rest of Ius lime reprinting
from other college ncwspapt.•rs . 'l'wlcc now he ha mt>rel} rcpri
thl' lvrtr.s to .Bob Dylun songs.
l don't mind nl'W!> from other Gtmpu~cs (Perhaps Dn I
pnge couJd upp.._•ar O<.'t.aslonnlly .) I llkt Bob Dylan, but I h<~vc
of hi n.: ord!> und don t need to read his lyrics in the Log
J would like to sCc.> Mr. De!; Boutllons gel off his ass and
~omelhmg orlp:inul. lf he can't produc.c, give the space to
one who can.
Name withheld nt writer's request.
I prefer not to answer lellcrs such a~ this in the column,
cause 1 don't want to appl'nr defensive or "up light" about
things I wntc and say.
But thts letter 1 chOOS(> to comment on Cor It givcc.; me a ch111
to explain the purpoSt? of "Ishmael," -.omcthlng that h.ls yet to
done
A fnend of mine asked me if 1 were just lrying to raise con
versy In thl\ column. Partially this is true But more
nm hopmg that people arc thinking about some of lhe things
arc bt'lng written.
From m\ potnt of vic~. lt is the tdeas that are important,
whose Ideas they are. And 1 have just a big enough ego to
thnt some of the ldc.ao, printed in this column are important.
All of those "repnnls" from other colleges had something
do with umversiti~ cmd since Lewis and Clark 1s a umv~>r~.
l felt that lhc Hems were of some interst.
As far as Dylan songs, well, perhaps more people need
stop listening to the songs and start pa)'lng attention to the
The real philosophy behind this column is "Things nln't
good and must be better." When I started the column I hoped
present problem solving mall.!'rial. But after being here for
it became apparent that students arc not even aware of
I ems.
So it became ncccs.'ian to present things that would
make pt.'Ople think. 1 don't feel I have been very successful j
from the response -three students and one professor have
len replies
But r will keep trying To me fdens and Issues nre lmnnrtJ
no matter where they come-from or whose they ore JGO
'Adam the Creator' Called Succe
l>r Tom Splta
ft i11 frightcntng to 1 hink that
c·nnt•·m Jmran mnn po ~"I!S the
arne power that Adam had in tht!
pia', •• \dam tht-Crcutor,"
That i!;, the power tn pre 11
lntttnn an•l cle.'<tro,· the world, and • then nllempt ICI rt'build it. Un.
fortunutd~. \\e do not know whnt
~ oultl hnppc•n todn,, hut we do
know what Adtlm Jid with tl1i11
n\\ c-ome rt!!ponsibilit) . II c cle·
tltrO)"ed to creall' a ht·ltcr worltl
hnlv In lind that it wu n't t10
c·a >· 'nte..sc action<~ nnd creations
\\r"rc> IIH· bnlli!! of this u·mnrkablt
pill\,
.\dnm uttccl 11 "rannon of negB· t ion" to reduce the woriJ to noth·
intt. It is a rshrunt· he t!id not in·
ducle Fir J\crc!l Thcut rc in thi<:
nt• !ruction, hut none the· Je,. thi
j,. \\here tht• pcdormnncc tuok
pluce. Tire plo' de tJ., "ith mun'11
innhility to he happy with hill ,.ur·
rounding~<, hi~ dt trc:. to do a hct·
tcr joh, nntl hiti ovurwhelmin~ de-
ire In hr: loH·d and n memb1•red.
In th~ role of \dam.. Robert
Glowacki giVt'"-a 11tronv but
wurm and humoni!IUC 1pproacb
ln the unti·h1•ro. A[', hi"' Alter l~go,
R..irk Goodfdlo"' ~'1\'C un out
.11tundin~ p•·rforanuncl!.
Pcrhnp tht r,.olly remarkable
mcrnbcu n{ the cast were tho
community forum
Logic Lacking
To the c•1itor:
I would likt• to oddrc this let·
ter to Cnrl F. lr~in, who .... rote n
lt·lter to thr. editor on Nov. 9,
lwodlinl'd "Rigot ·•
I ..,.. ould lik~ \It lrwm to ex·
Jllain In mr• thr lof!ar that he u t•d
to laLr•l tlw peoph· he lubelrd u;;
J.ignt&.
1\dnlr Ilatlrr, very truf!, a bi~ot,
h~ killt d 6.000,000 j cw who dtd
l1im no ltonn. lwcou e of their
rl"lip:ion.
Ra), hr. lUlled ~1arlin l.uth"'r
l\ ing ( wr. a au me title, although
we •·anneH Ill tldmatdv) bt•t'BUft•
he wu, a blade mon who llJIO!..t•
• out Bgaan•t lfiJU IJ~r·
The Mau Mr.ua kiU~d white SC!I·
tlr.r in Kenya who had been op
pr~· IIIJ! tlu~m (or yr.arn. I 11 n
wor. womru and ~hildrc·n nrl" not
u unll> J•art>d. They wen• not
during any o( the war that
thl'! IJ.S. hu8 L~n ill\olvt'd in, in
"'luch a he:~ have b1·t-n fighting for
murh It:!& lhan the Mou Moue,
were.
'ow rd renlh likr. to know
how you cnmc• urouncl lu thr. rlu&· ifkation of Cur1o and t;milh 8!1
bigots. f t ~eern lc, me that here
}ou hu\o done a"'n' with lo~c
ultogethc<r. Cnrlo nnd Sm1th were
(I'd h) the Amoricun Olympic
teum-o wlrnt they r lll for the
Arncrienn Qh,mp•r teunt, d~eln't
the)., l'hnt wu" what the) were
fed ror wn n't at7 Tht·y aotuniiJ
dul th•· U. . 11 btv £11\ or tf you
wnnt to pul it m tbut rnntcxt. If
thry hod "-tuved at homl·. the·
would huvc bren feel too,
You think Dr. King wn o ,rrral
lwru lor hi11 pt•nrdu I prott I?
Whnt Wt'rc Smith und ( nrlo~ do
int hut prot,.~t1ny pcact•fulh bt
(or the world 't
If tlw\-ar.., bigot for u -inp tin
fomt of peucnful protc~t. then you
IIlii tii ul u be da if) inr Dr .._.tnfl
Ul! u higol.
1 cl,.nrl) do not reml'mher tlu•m
using lUI) kind of \lolenct• ogoan t
1111' govNnm<•n t, and the ~OVI'm
mrnt u•nctrd to tlu•m in much thr
nme "'n> tho 1 it clad tu Or .._.in~
hdore hi& death.
f lmpc: thttt you wiJI explain to
111~ what you mr.au by ''bipots"
am' "l!Cum of thr. e•urth" eo that
pl'rhupa I con agrt·n with vou,
June Glc·n ortor!i nnd llclrt•~e in
role·& Thi5 is typlifaed by
Mern•ll us Lilth, Adorn'"
boch \\a{(, Dorothy Ander•or
Eve, Todd OI!Scn ll'l Mile"
~uptrmon wn pnrticulnnh
,..tnntllng), Mnry Chn tum
The Women. and Doug Huuti<J
Oddly Corne-Short \ ll of
Ju~opl~ flOH' menwrublc
monee!- Not to be forgotten
the 'Cl" and ro~t umc . hot h
wen• extrt•ntd) effectJVC
'I he ploy ut trmc• ~cemed
fluou but tlu" wo.,
when minor subplot~ and
lcm. aro~t <\n exUfOJ11e '""1~1!
thll theme 'l{ Darwini8m
tradJilona1 Bible: lenchin(!
\'IIlii the. trajUC chnructer in
he never 1\UCCct!ded with ha.
To"'nrd the concluttwn of
pin), thl' peoplc of tht·
voaccd tlu:ar dJ"'4tittfaruon
them cre·utor , und tho
thi •~ notctl when one
.>~nyl! "why ore wt mortal
wRS \dam .. or hi" \Iter Fgo
<>aid after thr worlcl wus
"Thmk n( the world we
hnH· cn•:akd tu~tethrr "
Ont· left the theutre wn,nd!
\\hut tl would be Hkc: 1f thr
wo" llne hnJIJlY, harrnoniou
If pt'Oplt· felt aa thi
thf'n the play must
con tdl'rcd n ... ucce•
• p1oneer
OHitaol puLliraLinn of tht!
<inlet! ~tude-nt~ o( I cwi
Clarl. Coll"tr'' 0615 "i \V
line l11ll Rnutl, Portlund
97o$5'>. Ptthli hcd ll\ ir ••
dunntt tho M'iwol yt•;Jr In
Puhli t~htnf' Co ..,t:cond
pu 1 ~P" Jltlit.l nt Purtlund
EIH l'OH \lice L Chta!lt.:••
Munagmg F.cJitor J ular
Alh c•rtitlirlg :\lgr,
,\chi or l'r·(
• rrai
an lllll
• nu~n<
nf the•
luller
1m lit 11~
ang \
thtrr
. tht:~ d
Brm 1
uf Ah
'' h( rl•· fn!
c:n~uan
juck
bloc
vot~t!)
Jteftnb
good
a r tl
Ioctiot
In I
• IIU I!" J
• tnlo a
tho N1
Wht'n
to 1ht
hod n
tlrnc:c
•
1 utunn
I in
· prebid
Am<"rl
dubio]
thr"
A mer
pean
not I
• cunm
hdov1
the s
Tot
d~nrl
War
tl•c
Amrr
age l
tional
Mil
ch,.at
sand~
tell~
:\met
'en·
• CIC'!t\'
onr.e
It!
SJi
Stz
Ar1
r•
Tlr
Of!!
• pro'L
GPA
ond
arr
r.ou
or em
J;DfiJ
1\la
CJJ
TU
unno
ing
(Ire J
LUI! If
deJ•n
Crr..,
then
11
mu r
will
the
l'f
!Jtud
<IUlr
• llllllt
thrn
[)
tht•
I hJr.:
uid
mue he•• 111, I
vc that
1 written a·
•rinling lh1r
rely reprint
nps an In
l I have
J'lc l..og.
Is ass and
,ace to so
s request
e column.
nt" about
s me a cha
has yet to
o raise con
"e importan
he things
important, n ego to lh
mportanl
something
• a unive r~
.eople need
1 to the
'tungs ain't
mn I hoped
ere for
,ware of
wuld
~essCul
;sor have
are impo
JGO
tcce
•
~~;es tn
•lifi~d by
Adam's
hy
a<~ M1le
,onicularih
• Cha tnin
DougH
• All of
·moroblc
p forAotten
arne", both
Hcctive.
IC!I ... eemed
wa {nrl!(
-plot... and
ample wn1ut
larwinism
teaching
)haracter m
~d with hi
e>ndusion of
, of the "
h•atisfnction
1d the epittllt
,hen one
wr morta
;s Alter Ego
world wa
world we
h .. 'et cr.
heatrr.
like if tht•
• )armon1ou
• this
nust
CC!<!I,
er
Ilion o{ the
~' of I t•w'
061:, ...,,w r
I, Port lund
wd t" it , ..... ,.,
Jol yenr b)
, ~··cond
11 Port luntl.
ce L. Chri
or Juli~
gr.
Cu'' • PJ<>NEI:.R I.Oc. Page S
Council Chamber Closed
1Nixon's Task tS • Reunification Sturlrmt ,..111 r.••t 1... llu\o I'd tu
lUll) lfl lhr• I r•ntplr•ton Ltlunl"il
C hnmht•r ,, 1llnmg r•l4•m" nhrr 5
J•.nt., urr.urtlong tfl ll rr•r••nl der.1
'lltllll u( thr• Tr·rnplrrcm l_.o\Prnan~
lloanl. '1\ath th•· m intenanoe depttrt
rn,.nl
IH (/writ·-)tml••
"rlo1111 Jtnlillral cl"l ton is not
811 uupr•·l'c'rknt ••tl dc•vrloptn1•n1 in
\111,.ri•··'" hi~torv. Tl11• t•arly thl)ll
11( till' II'JIIIhlir. Wl'r•• fllniJIUill with
lull•'r ,.,., nnol (,•utl!i utul lmrp
pulillonl ··•Ill I wnllll iun , Two knd.
tO!; \ull'rir•un llltf',mc•n • nrrit•cl
thl'lr rh Jllllt' tn tlw murtilws of
the rhwlinR ficltl Y.hr•rt• Aurnn
llurr ••nclccl thf' prnmisinR r.on.•c•r
of Al••xnml••r llomtltou ,
\\hen in I Rll t hf' .t\ mc·ricun Jlf'Oo
pJ,. fluletl to ,.,, .•. , o pn· irlt"nl, the
f'Jl~Utnf; lmnlr. lu•twc•c•n .;\nclre¥.
jock on (who rtcehecJ the lnr~te.st
hloc of pnJ'ulor and ~lectorol
· ,0tes) unci John Quincy Adame
I w•rmonentl) t:ndcd the e~a, of
1 .:ood fc:,.linll ont.l nlmo't d1vldc-d
• • •
8 n!l!lleti notion tnto two womng
foctions.
In 1860, the moKt explosive di•
11ut~ in \mericnn lu11tory erupted
into n viulc-nt rt-voluhon bet ween
tho Northern nnd Southern State
When .t\brohnm Linroln aftctmded
to th,. Jlfl'"'iclr.ncy, South Carolina
hod already dcclort"d itll indepen
ckncr.. r ht· prc'lervation of the
union t•t•mcd m doubt
I incoln could hov~ been the lo<~l
prettidcnt of the Unitt-d State& of
' .\meril'.n. Hili could hovt been the
clubiou hunor of prel'iding over
the (actionalitation of North
J\mcricu into o number o( Eurl).
, pean type nntiono;, But this wo11
not Uncoln' fate, and becou~e of
, cunninR skill, he become the mo~>t
. heJo,ed pre id,.nt in our hiaton
tlac 54vior of the union.
Todny's divi11ion ia olmMt
clworfc·cl in r.omponson to the Ci~;l
\Vnr tli8putc But it may he that
the uhimutt• potMttol of tht>
Amrrican di•nmil~ in thiA nuclear
age is o( I"Vcn greater Interns
donal importance
Million$ of hlnck Amew·nn11 ftel
che.:~terl and l"mbitten•d Thou.
IIRiltll! of thn mo~t ftlhed younp; in·
tellcctunla ore aJienatcd from
Anll'ric.nn ~ocicty lndt-ed. the
very fabric of o once-"tohle 50·
det · rna) neVI'r return to ~hot it
onoe war..
It i11 on~ of tho"C! ironir of hi-..
Svstem OHered At. ·' Students' Request
Are )OU confu~td obout the
fills-no pas~ )'5lrm?
Th11 mojorit of courf:c<~~ at LC
are offered us pM•·nu po.s5 upon
6f'i'Ciul requc~r o( tht: 1.\tutlent,
(ll'O\ iclctf he ho nt lt'alt o 2.00
GP \. A pprovul b) haa instructor
nut! tulvi or i requin•d Student
nrc limited to unt· pa" no po .. ,
cour~r 1 hi ho 1 pt•r lt"rm Re·
memhror, thr.••· credit 1HI' that!"·
~rdecl in determining the CPA.
1\lu~i<·ian Make
Chang in Policy
The LC mu~ic tlel'arlml'n t hn11
announcctl a nc."Y. policy of reduc
ing fl!ea for rcquin·d mu ic les·
on fnr mu•it• major!!.
Till' l'hnnge, LtpproH·d by the
1•rc ulc·nt' office, the collf'~r:
Lu~wro• manuAt•r und the mu. it•
depllrtment, ''ill r.·duc.. mu<.ic
frr:, fur junion; untl eliminat~
thr.m for t·nior .
'I hr. pnlir.1 rhutl!;t', uccordin~ to
muetc t•huirmon Rr.inhurd Pnuly,
y,jlJ fllatC IIIII II ffiUJOf, llt"itll'f
the tuition lmtot of mnJnt" 10 <lth·
•'r 1lc•purtmen t . In thr. pntl, the
hnh of \HIP or in trurn••nt" rt•·
•JUIIt"tl of mu"ic rnUJnr (or ~;rnd
uatinn rt• .. ultrd in hiKhrr ft•l!$ for
''"'IlL, IJr fl~Lul} t'ltJirt• •rei hoJte! that
thc• fl<'\\ Jlnlit•\ will mal..f' it flO •
1 iblr to din·rr more N:holar h.ip
aid In fr~ hmnn uml !iophomure
mu it• mnjor . lt•r) tllut u man " j,J,.niHir·cl witlt
IIH' l'll~t lt~mltl I,• ~;.ollr·cl lltwn lu
lt•atl hi11 nuti1111 frum th•• ,,ttl tmli.
cic•t~ thnt huw ''lrhwllv lorn it
apurt. Hkhurcl Ni"""'" tu~k 11f
''he inKing u WR•·tlu•r" "'ill nul lw
on t•agy 111 Jll••,t!IUilt c•flort i • J••·ci·
aJh \~)It'll nnt• C'ttllfiitlt•TI! thol( tilt'
r•gmt•nts u I udt•l y w h.irh rnnbl
eli tru I hirn ur•• th1, ""'' ~ho~•·
con(idrncc he mu 1 J;Ain
Nixnn will Ita,,. hi& lurn•·>mr:oon
pNiod. But whrn tho!;(.• fir t c•x·
ritin~ wrr.k and months huH:
become hi!!tor), the pr · itlt•nt will lunc tn *"'ll'lllli~h n omtinuin ~
dt.d"Kur• "11h rlu: hu tr.••"d• dw
rli r unit ntr•tl hntl tho •·mLitlt•rt•tl,
lla" rmuni ,.,. nf ,jl'tiron mll~l ,,.
fnllow•·cl It) Jlrogroms fJI pw~n: •
On•• r·un """~ tl!.tl full of tllf'
lllfUlllil ond Cllflllll•llitm o( lhi tkr.•
ud•:. o tr,ng• r and m11rr viLrunt
\mi'!Til•,, "'ill o•mr.rge. In time uf
cri i , ,\ mr·ritu ho found i111
\Vu hin~ton , I in!'olu anrl Rooae.
vt:lt • f',.rlul{lt n!l'hord N a:~~on "'ill
Le nn~ of th~~ rn,.n 'l'i hn m••tt
und conqtwr tltr• rhalll'nJ;t' of hi
timf'~ At lr·a~t lr·t u~ lto,,e 1:10. 'l'lw v.uJI., n111l ~r·tlan~ uf 1h11
'J uul ICtH•m w1ll hr rr Jllllntr.d in
th•· nrur future C~tfJ,tllllJ! 1n tltr
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- - --• PtOl':EER l OC. November 1~1. 19tJ8
LC Fina e
ToSantaC araBroncos 19 .. 12 Jack Des Bouillons, editor Hight
Gnlifurn
ing or••,1
yt•ar,; Q
Church
dcar:(tn 1
inW r.h ..
tuhkn b) Jnek DC'I Bouillon•
J.e,..is ond Clork clo~ out a
5U<'<'e5~ful ~caM~n on a '~OUT note
S.turda' a the\' \(l!lt a naTTOw
dt'l<:i ion. to the Bronco5 of Santa
Clnrn 19 to 1~ on th<' Cali!ornion't;
home field.
The Pionef'r~ ht'ld a 12 to 0 lead
in th~ ~nd quartt'r but could
not hold on to it.
~lap '"' H:rs put the vi,itorl' on
the bcn·d "ith a one yard run in
the fir t period of action.
The Pion~Th ,c(",(lrcd again on a
grellt 75 ''llrd punt return b) Jon
Jaqua in the !o(':Cond period. But
a her that, it ,., ac all ~ant a Clora.
Bronco quarterbA ck Rob Rick·
ard paced tht• Sonta Clorn attatk
\Oo nh a touchdo"' n run and two
TD pa"~e The £i~t M:oring
,;trike found BArt ]tonk:; in the end
zone fnr 3S yard •
In the third quarter Rickard
taUi~ on a "t•,·en yard run and
hit the firM PAT of the game to put the Bronco" ahead to to.y 13
to 12
The gomc' hnnl tnll) cnm 1n
tht. fourth qunrtcor on n 10 \Brd
po to Dorr) le tower •
tall tic." hen' il) (n, ored the
home tenm. The hil!h·fl) inr Bron.
ro~ rollr.d up 523 ynrdt~ in toli\1 u(.
f~n e, nnd it i~ a rredit to the
Pioneer defen~e that they \\ere
held to onh 19 point!!,
ln contrn-1, 1~\\ i<~ and Clnrk
manaEC"d 253 ) 11rt!s o\croll.
Final stati tic!~ are not )ct avail·
ahlr hut it appears that 1 C great,
'-'kap S"·"'r lo-t out to hi~ urch
m11l from ~ illamctte, Mike
F mill ,Y orthtl't!Jt
Willnmette
Linfidd Con/ tondin&s
I E.~h & CL\RK
Pacific l utht"ran
Wh.itmon
Col of Idaho
Pacific 6 0 0
4 1 1
4 2 0
2 2 2
1 ~ 1
1 ·1 1
. 0 5 l
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POit'TUJU) , OltfGON '\hinn, in thear bottle {or the n•c·
ord book.
wycr~ lt-d in career toto) of.
fen~c b) 27 yords going mto the
final g11mc of the \tllr ~lunn
parked up over 225 ) nrtl" m hi !I
game;; ogainst Pnr1£ic l.uthern
11nd uppnrent l\ wyer<~ fell .chort
of thi& mark.
L-C SC
Fir"'t Do"''ll" H 27
R u .. hin~t \ ard-4 _ 115 286
Pa!< .. intt \ ords _ 138 237
Run back ) ard 1M ·l-~
Passe-. ~ 11 25 18/37
Pun~ 7 38 J 6/30.8
Fumble:. )o"'t 2 1
Yard~ Penalir.ed _ 77 65
Robinson Wins
Distance Run
Wnnen HobinM)n, o Junior from
Portland, won the 1968 intramurol
crn..,g country chamtnon,.hip la!ll
Wednec;doy oc; he toured the 2
mile cour"c m 9 10.6
Robin<~on led o contmRt>nt of
three <;upporters acro~s the Cim11h
line a~ the squod ca-ily <~wept the
team honors w itb n low of 25
• pomts.
Theta Chi took !'econd with 71;
agma Alpha £p.Ulon ,:robbed
third -spot with 80 and Si~tmo Plu
Epsilon brought up the reor
With 85
The top five runner"~ were Rob.
tn-on. Chric; Spence, Rack Master
son, Kim Andcr~on, Lee Wilhams
ond Dave Bniley.
One faculty member competed
Eldon Fix, the track conch, paced
himself to n 24th place finish m o
time of 12:26.
l\ovcmbcr22. 1968
9:00a.m. -1·00 p rn.
in the
COLLEC,E
BOOKSTORF
VERNO~\ \f\.o~tTHt N<. toN
a Trained College
Specialist from
JOHN ROBERTS
wants to meet you Third Title
By Pioneer
Huppinel!& i!l victory.
o~\ clcdicot~-d group of Lewi~ and
Clark athlete!\ n.re dtompaons, not
jullll once, but for the third time
m one .. ea~on
1\orthwe t Conference champ~ ,
Dt,.trlct 2 tttlebolder~. and now
"inn era of 1 ht. Oregon AA L Col
lrgc:. Oav1~1on chiUllpion«hjp
The Pioneer cro~o;coun try tt·nm
couched by Eldon Fh. hdd back
a II oppon~nlo< Ill garnering their
la~t crown at Blue Lake Pork lo~t
Saturday in the \AU meet.
LC 'ltnndout Dove Fi~ led the
tcum to the winnmg score o{ 31
point'!, be5LJDft Portland State (36),
tlv· Oregon 'State Rook.-. (57) and
Portland Community College (86)
Fax the conference and distract
wanner, claimed the college title
touring the cour~ in 24:46. He ond
Ted Dormnn, who fint~hed fourth,
will both compete in the
'\AI A \:otionnl ~feet this weekend
31 Oklnhomn Cit'Y. Okla.
The performance of Fix wa"-im·
prC!I!Ii\'e. He wa.t~ among the lead
ers throughout the roce and ha.,
n good ehnnce to place in the Nu.
tionul Meet according to Conch
Fix
H he can fim"h among the top
15 competitor"- it well mcnn on
A 11-Americnn rating for him.
Donnan, the other holf of the
Pioneer duo, was ~lowed during
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 SHIPMENT Captured
Harriers
the rlltl but ncverthele"8 di"
ployctl n lot of de"ire an fmi~hinc
ncar the; top
•'T t"cl had n tnrnoch crom1' an~
.. toJlJll'<i for n while, however h~
came hock ~trong to lwlp gi~t
u~ u team \\in," r!'morkcd o re>
spc•ct(ul Couch fix.
Chnmpaon!lhip<~ nre not won by
two individuol11. Coorh Fix hod a
.. upporling GOM thnt helped LC
gain the crown
Frt"•hrnun Kcatl1 Woodnrd ( 7).
junior Mo.rk M!lnclel {12), rook'
John Jcn!lon (13), Bob Dyerl)
( 14), Laur) Rcnt11chler ( 23) und
Pete Firth (24) urt the other
chomp'~.
Throuf,thout the !>Cil"on thu
~roup of runner .. hu" hccn typical
of '~•nner~. ~ith n diHerent 11quud
member coming up with a b1Jt ef.
fort each ~cek.
In thi., meet, .ft'n~on wn<~ the big
-.urpri~e by fini~hing £i£th for the
Pioneer'~ . lt wal! hi" bc. .. t race of
the yeor, and with mo"'t of John's
tcammot<·., returning next s«'4·
~on, the conch con look (orword
• to more <~urpn-.es.
How doe~ o conch dc~cnbe thia
"ear? Thl' Pioneer conch feela
"th1~ hn<~ been u reol good !IC8·
~on. "
.. A good fin i~r~lt by Duvid
Ted in next wee'· '11 meet would
provide the icing (or the cuke."
lcinlf or not, Eldon Fix hos a
nght to be proud of h111 1968 team.
1'ht:v developed from n team with
many que-honable runners into a
~quod unt>ttuoled by any other m
their clo!'<~
The tooUCCt' sful seo,on JS O\er
Happine."" i11 "ucce~"
Heads Festival
Choir Director
L Stanley Clarum, Director ol
the VWI!4 ond Clark College
Choir, will JOurney to Petaluma,
Cnlif., during the Than\c!lgiviol
vucot1on brenk to hold u work·
shop ond to direct n choral f~~ti·
val that wm be mude up t·n·
tirely o( Clarum composition~.
11us wrll be the fJTtll all·Claru111
concert he hos conducted I I . . · " Uflllll'
!,rnclu
• JU~l 11
ncr£kd
turned i
free Ch
that juf
piritunl
Hichu.
hip r.orn
qu{'l'OliCin
'llte n~
"r.' pcrir . " Ill~!: ,u
hr•carnu
rap do
!lllO IQ
n UC\11
th(' tioSJ
fhi
tianit)' 1
""' [I • nw t Jll
lifl.'. Tl
clo~d
, some cJ
' da\. Yl
i< l'VC<
1 ric oftt
I nnd e'·•
1 The
gin thn1
nc Yorl
\Dr o{
'ceut' I
let or ia t.
l'he 1
Hdwd
Kin "do•
\or t:
dhidecl
IIQO h
lent titl1
1 erat:d
tc•rrator•
Tla·
:il.ecl h}'
10\C I
Thr o~
• DCtt: rtt~
c\ploiu
•
or~anaz.
",.q)d
tlw oc
\ork
spJ
of ChJ
!lidn 't
York £1
"BII!"se:
m~an1
"lllc. H!
but J,JI
ill-clotb
Chrht
Thi& occn11ion will occur on tht
weekend of ~ov 30-Dcc 1. All of
the combined church choir ol 1 ca
''l n
Petaluma wall rehearse
Glarum's directaon on
afternoon with the Fe<~Uvn l
c:ert being held at 7:30 p.m.
unday.
At the dinner hour on Snt
he w11l meet with all of Ult:
rector~ anJ lead a discu•'lion
efft'c.lJvc rehear al techniques.
During the (e.staval pro'"r .. ,m
(,}orum will pre!lent hift td~s
t'ongrt'~ationnl singing and
lend tho chuirt• ond oudlence in
the l4inAing of evernl bymnt.
making lilt" of free organ ae
c.:otnpaninwnt.. wluch empho au
uni on rung1ng.
The Petaluma Puhlia School
~futac Educator , M:Verol
"'hom tlirt•Cl the-e• church
orr ron•adering llpOniiOTIIhip
the I.e,~ 11 und Clork Colll'@C Cho
I'Clrtct·rt in that cit), Murch l
dunng llac Choir's aprml[ tour. I
hi'I"IJrfl
l'oill
All
e11hmnn
ned b)nr.
pine e for m~r ..
t he hod
hnd to matZ
(lt,fensivc
here for ""'"
l think he
he notion."
C)'
he spec
physical zs1lll
op player
ays.
to hn clr
td<~ o{ the
1nc of our ..
~on
• we tn•""'
r~g guard
~ver ~mcc
~ood ttiZtl
l has hctm o.
~ers
t) about
hn!Oo
mark of
directed
fert.•nce c
· year~;
~ the lat~t
chance
nck o{
~· in the c
ndin~t
of football
w1n l ewit
•
~Oh'll!l tent
out ••
ae "old
ied
.,itle
conference
a,; es"il" .
d in fini•
week he
or d.
~d Fix will
th<-" \1 \
klahoma
ll~.
COln JlCtin~
will be
,{andcl
Byerly
n JenMn
• 111 runmng •
lghout the
not ampre-·
ro.n hi!
Oi 1 riel nud
~ how1nt
·es
esday
hove not
e~ {rom
~o by No,,
compl~tc:d
e wi11
F Check
• ICe
to
0\'
will
one
elephonll
• number.
e numlw.r
go into
18lh. • 1oneer lewis
and
clark {;.rwis nnd Clark Collr.gr. -P laiJ/i,/tr.(/ 11167 1861 -----------------------------------------------Vol. XXVII, No. 12 Portland, Oregon Tue'idlty, Nnvcmbcr 19, 19GB
Caen ar Propose
br llcn Cuno
propos..'ll before l.ewta and
"•"'" curriculum committee
cUecl u rudicnl altering of
! collrgc' ucuclemic culentlnr
u early U!l full term, 1969.
Submiut•cl h) 01'on LeY. i A.
on'" • thl' r•ropo ul v.ould "'itch
pre;t•nt 1 C cnlt•nclor hom u
' plan (three cour ~~ for ench
three h·rms) to n "4.1-4" pion
Di' utisf,•ction with traditional
hn· Jlromptcd mun) lib.
al oris cnllcgc in the:; fiMt
1 (;81le 1<1 1 ~peruncnl v.ith nt•w
ICIII$. Thu.. r .CWIII und Clark
tdu:d to till' "3-3" pion Ill 1963.
One dl nchuntnge 111 the pre cnt
lt:JH, huwt!Vt!r, •~ the hort
gth of f'UCh lcrm-UOih foculty
ttulcnl huvc felt pre ur~
b) till' time {actor. The
.14" y tt·m, no\\ UMed by N:'t•
.al Mul \\ t I college , i~ de·
~etl rchcvc tha • pre5sur
The pion di\ ide• tht· acnclemic
inlo two tt'rm• (durin~ whil'h
tud(•nt tokf'" four cour~f's),
hy " "\\ mlerim" term in
mu.llTY, during which each 'IIU·
atudir. n ,jn~ le cour~c in·
hely.
The memorandum <~ubmi tled bv •
B) cr, dah•tl 'iov. 6. ttaid, "This
arnnar i11 ba<~cd upon the
umption thot the pre~e nt cour-
conld • . he fittt•d to it ond
nt the time allowed {or eneh
rsr. would be <J.S hourc. of tn
iun, the ~ntne ll!< one
our pre cnt 3-3 3 cour~~
'The number of dl crete clu"c;
i!ion11 would howP.ver, be an·
~et'l from 30 to 15 a'l tht in
ntctor so dt ire'
"It peako; lo one of thr maJOr
ts ogoinst the 3-3· 3 ,.~
(Tbol tht• term i" too "hort
ndequnte ma.,'1en, comple·
o( term pnperc, etc.) by
ngtbening tht term to 13 week~.
''At the .amr time it rnovide"'
o lr.s hcc tic puce b> n ~ t·ck
rah:.nclnr which keep~ Wedne ... day free or clnl!•e!. thus Jorovj,J.
in~t for convocutinns, charwl, l"om.
mitl~t· and lucuh)· mrl'linge arul
fur studc•nt to tlJII'ncl a Cull day
at n timt• in tht· lihrnr) or lnhor.
0101')."
"Winterim" coune!l include reo
~c·urch prnjec.ts, enior the&CS,
oU.campus \\ork for credit nod
~<Jlcciul "'orkehop" or Ji05ttihlr.
"world problem l'rninaus." "'ith
tlw entire focuh) nnd atudent
body !<tudyin~ one problem nnd
it" olution•
Cour&c" woulcl still numhcr nin1
per year Howr.\cr, Thoyt'!r said,
"th~:. academic yenr would ho.vc
mnre varu:ty 'Studt·nt would
hnve time to concenlrnlc.• on one
"~ubject (durin~ the "winltrim")
v.ithout httvJny to da111h £rom clu6!
to eta.. ac. welJ."
.\ccorclinj:t lo th~ mcmornncJum,
"the 'winterim' period would be
four calendar week"; 20 'Khool
clay"· which, l"!ltimutcd at e~cn 6
hours per do), provide 180 hours
"' hich j,. oboul right for o 3-hour
cour~ ( 45 da s hours plu the
a -.umption of three hour :5\Ud}'
for each clou hour)."
The Curriculum Commillee hl\11
o~ked that depo.nment chnirmen
... ubmit Lhetr reoct ion to the rli·
visional rcprt.-<l."nlative! on th~
rommttke. Members com}lilins
the~c reltpOnl'es are humnnities,
Dr Wilhnm T ueht; t~ocial ad·
ence". William Lewis; nuturol
o~eirnce", Or Cathcrtnr E\'t>n"'n:
fane art", &hth Ktlbuck; nncl
.1pplaed o.rt", Dr Oougltt!i Boh·
cock. tudent ~hould rnntn~l
eatbcr Rand Daw!!oon or Koren
" ,til. -.tudent committee mem.
ber-
Tbl' mt>mornndum !llllid thot
the Khool \ear, under this
plan, would end "c:arh in .\In·"
and ghe ... tttdl·nl nn ntl\"llntngt
in ~t>kin~ ,uanmer empln)m~nt
or that another one-mnn•h pe•iod
like the "wintcrim" term could be
se of Dorms Is Discussed
An open hc:nrint)' to dctcrmane
,. t1pCdrum of O})inton with the
,,., ... ,s commumry about the oc·
n•a•i•Jn of the new dormitoru:to
JIO)ic,, for the etluc·ntionnl IJ"l' •
the restdenct: hall will be b~!lcl
tJ :30 to 9 p.m. in the Coon
pen Hearing
onight at 9
tudenh an in' itrd to di,cu•-t
lir111 tlruh of the "R1ght .. nnd
atu:-of "itudcmt• nod
Collegr" tntement on rue'ldey
I) p.m. in tht-Council Chamber.
Thr open henrlng wall he con
ltltf II) tlu· Sludt•nl \Vclfnrc
ntn1ruit1t·l' 8erou.-t th111 il'o on op-
tunity {or •11udent11 to e~prl'ss
opinion• on ud1 iuu~~ nA
cmrche!>, pratc:claon in lc:gnl
rO(t~t'<fi ng8 .md ulmo1t eurh otht"t
eed~orn in,·olvc:d in the da room,
IIOT} und off campU , nNy·
e is ul'kcd 1(1 uttcnd. cil Chamber by tht· StUtlent .\{.
foir!l <. ommattec.
Tbe 1R111Ue t•mf'rged "'hl."n it wu
rumored that the ne\\ dorm& wr·rc:
lo be u~d b' fruternitie· In the
di~cuo..,ion.; of the Cornmunny
Cubinet and Student ~\ Ha1r•-Cnm·
mitt<'e, it WA!! ~UfH~Ol'lt~ that tht~
i~:.ue was hrooder than the rumor
implied. In g en e r 11 I, the
problem is to outline u dear [)OI·
ic\• for the di tribution of dormi· •
tor) .. pare (or surh group 11 lr4·
lcrnitie • for t~ucationm l U5e5
~mch os language floors and prl'p·
nr•Hion for oH•r. eas stud)· group~.
lh·in, that ~eem dl.'~ir;tble.
All dormitorict~ •ould be in·
volvl'd In the"c ucthJLicr.: tht!
problem al prc·~rnt 1-that rhNc
1 nu clcnr p;uiddim· £or the Dertn
ami for othrr JltnJect" in grll\lll
und fur other projects in group
uf Studf'nt • Offict• '" u~t· in at
dl"hberutions.
The '\tud«'nt A Hair Cnmnullee
hopr·· thut ull memhcr of the
cummunil)' "l1u urc· interc"tod in
1he futur~ di&po!lition uf the dorm·
itori•·s will uttcncl nnd present
their ,·icws. [Hidl'd in \1n) af cJ,·,.irnLII" ...
.\uuming that t:ach fitud,.nt
tak~ nine cour e&, requlrementA
for ~raduation would be lov.,.red
lo 36 cour cs ~·ith the 11cthiu~
rcc~uirf'm~nt& e hminllted . Student
might he required to take aclhi·
tit•!! without rredit, a ll) tern em·
plo) r•d hy severn! other colleges
at pre cnt,
Dr. Richard Frost
To Speak Today
Or. Rl«'bard T. Fro~ c
DR. RlCU.\.RD T. FROST. rro
f,:~~-or o( politit'al •ciencc at
Rt~<l Colle•~·. will 'Pcnk today,
~o'. 1 ?, nt 11 a.m. in E'ana
,\udhorium on "Urbani11m ln
Anwrieu." Or. Fnnt wa.a I"Ul•
tinnul tlirt·rlor of thf" Upwanl
Ununrf proKJ11m durinc 1966.
67.
Pre-Registration
.. tarts Thursday
For nil !;tudentto t4king c:our~
next tenn, pro.r"gi trntion mo.
terial "'11l <!ppenr in p.o. boxeB,
beginninf ~o~ 21.
Prc·rcgi* trotion i t s e 1 f ruM
'I hurs., Nov. 2.1, through Tues.,
Nov. 26. Seniol'l!, gradr; and 'Pe·
r.ial tudent ~id~ lec on lhe first
dny: JUniM No\. 22: sophomores.
Nm, 23: nod fr~bmt"D, Nov. 26.
\II ~;tutlf!nt an~ reminded to
check courl!e.S mad.t"d "perm''
with ath•i ors hdure registering.
music hour
11ti'5 \\'eclne.-cda 's ruusi hour
\\111 ft•ature orj:!on performo.ncl'"~
b\" time Le~i! and Clark i!U·
(lent
The progrlUTl inc·lude! "l>toeli
t.lium in G \tnjor" bv J. ~. Bach
untl "Piec-r• Hl!roittllc'' b) Cesar
rrand;, perf~~rmed bv eoninr Jon
Rttinr"-. rhomorc William Ht"d·
burg "ill Jlerform "CelrMi.:al R:m.
quc•t" t,, Olhi~r Mes"i1wn nnd
"Prdudr• and ~·uguc in U Miuar''
hy lhch.
Two more Bllch piett<,
"C:Ianrulr Prt"lutlc on In Dit i ''
fr~udt'•• and "I oocatn nnd Fugul'
in ll ~linor" ~m be rt"mlcu~ ln
soplunure Lynne Hu tlln. Symbolic Service Held
By Portland Resistance
br Bill lln,mnn
ScYcrnl hundred pert10n1 were
Jl r c 11 ~ n 1 ot Centenory. Wilhur
Mcthodiat Churc:h at 215 S.F .. 9th
Thursday ~cning to partir.ipatr.
in Gr·nc Horn'tl Uhr.ration l.itur.
gy Frcerlom Meal Wor hip Se"·
• If t• •
The event wa11 ottenrlcd by both
young ontl old, although thf'! ma.
Jority Wt"l~ of roll,.g~ age Allm·
,Jun~"-e wu nlmo!lt ev,.nly clividcd
betwi"Cn men nncJ women. On,.
lirtle ~irl of alKJut three year of
age wolkefi ahout the pt.tlorm
clurins rno 1 of 1h,. 11r-rvice, u if
to cmpluu.il.e the 1hemr of th,.
cn~raing: the affirmation of life.
.Following hort . acnpture n
Council Views
Participation
The fourrb mr••ting of the Com.
munity Cnbinr-t wa.s held in the
coff•·c hop of Templeton on Wcd
ne!tluy Nov~mbc:r 13.
The cabinet wu newly estab.
li•ht.-d thi~ yeur in order to im·
pro'c atUdent.facultl relation·
hip" and enoourn~;e baring of
Jlroblem !! and ropon ibilities.
A major i •Ut: cuncntl)· under
di!CU"~on by the cabinet iot thai
nf •tudl'nt pnniciJIOiion on com.
mittet:.'!. Except (or "e~ernl com.
mittees that are not "appropri·
llte'' for atudcntll nnd would not
be benefited h · their rc:pre..~l4·
tion, tho •• on whkb pc:f'I!Onal rec
onl are iMoh·,:tJ, and 1hn5t: re
quiring profes ional qualification
mo~t committe~ ha' e been
opened to th~ blu,Jent body.
Tht• committl']c on committee!
which w1:1 apr•ointcd b' the cabi·
ntt "'ill rec:\ aluat~ the purpo~e
of o&hc::r 'om mitt~ on which IU·
d'"n'-' aren't allowed to make stU·
dent rcpr~entatinn meaninsrul.
Pres.ident John Howard pre
~nted three step conc-erning
the procedurt! neet:.!!Jlry for in
creasing Etudent repres~ntauon:
l ) The commiltee on commit·
tees ~hould be recon tituted.
2)The r~on tituled commtl·
tee hou)cJ be chmrgc:d with
early re\ iew of entire com.
miuec tructure of the col.
lege.
3) Student repr~entation on
committees ~oulcl he invit•
ed imrnedia t~l)·.
"tudcnta intere~Sted jn repre.s!"nt·
inf thr: !ltudcnt body on commit·
tct a reft•rred to in the third
raropo al un: encouraged to check
the li~t ancl aign Ufl for their
clloict" at the Templeton informa·
tion desk o !!()(In as po ible.
.\not her 1noblem tH~cu -ed \\'U
commencemen t end the difficulty
of performinA effkient com.
meocemPnt ucrd~ with 11
large o d1:1 o tbi ·ear's. Hope-
full} it will be possible to reeog.
nizl' e:sc.h tudt'nl indivitluaa llv, as
has been done in tbe past. The
all!\\ er to this problem "'ill bto de
termined b) a committee on com·
men•·emrnl.
The butlget wu found ro be in
~nn,f hnpc, in relation to tx·
P•~ctntion • It <:•l'ts the CoUc,e
more m<>ne', howe\'er, if lltU·
dent~ clon't get tuition in on time
unci the arc rt•que ted tn do !50
in the future.
Pr~,.nt .11 thr. Cuanmunil Cab
inc! mcc1ing "a Or. ,\nthony
O•troH fr\lm the Uuin::r&il) of
Cnlif11rnia at llerkdr• • l)•troff je,
being con idrrecl "" a replace
mr-nt fur llr. l..c"w i.-Tha cr Ill!
oJean of fat•ulh nnrl ac.atfemic
,·ke-prt"hlent nf LC. D~an llUI)•
r"r "'ill he leaving l.C ofter the
current hoot year. r•;adin~e 1111d liturgy, e'eral men
in the congrcgtttion w~nt fnrWDrd
to Yoic·· their op~ilion to the
draft and to hand their drnfl
cnrd ~er to r.omplir:itora.
Pouibly the mo t moving l~ti.
mc>ny r.amr. from 11 epa tic wlao
"''U helped to the plalform. A
!lflecch he hud written WllA read
by a frit-nd He aaid in hi s~ech
chat although he hnd no chllllee
o( t-v,•r being drafted, he lutd de
cid,.d to turn in hi• drnft card and
5e1oer all hi ~onnection with the
!Selective ~rviee. P.•en though he
~111 .. far from Vietnam," he said.
he could not 15it idly b while ll
th,. killing o£ youns men wu so
ing on. HI'! noted in the addre!
that he had called on man, o{ hi1
fellow eputiCA to join him in
what he tenned .. lp:t tir: power.''
A ft~r his speech had been r~:ad,
he was helped bark to bi1 pew
amid a thundenHI !tnnding ova.
tion.
Other pt'r ona turning in their
cards induded o rctirl!d ir
Force R.-,.rve officer anti ~era l
other men who had alrendv • ·rved io the military. One young
man, e.Jpres!!ins his apolosi~
that h~ luld no card lo turn rn,
sane hi~ name and drnft board
number "for the ~nefit of the
FBI agc:nts in the audience.''
Followin~ the epceekes nnd
tatemcnts b~ the re!i.'llen and
their eomplieito~. tht-.. ki of
pc:nce" W1'l passed (rom perEOn
to person throughout the canr;re·
gation. During the •ingin& of "We
-hall Overc:om~" ... " a young llldr
"who had been shen a large: OOU·
quet of yeHo" OowUB ., a go.
ing-av;ay pre!~l rook the Oowen
and distributed them to mf!mbc:~
of the eongrt'gation.
The .. Celebration of l.ife" wu
con<'luded with 11 cni~e of Holv
Communion. ill1 partaking of one
l11rg~ loa( of brend and a di~h of
wine ndmini.~lered by member of
the clergy pre5ent.
Baby Shower
Halts Class
Students auendins the experi·
mental college do .. Roci~~om in
American ln&titutiona" were sur
pri5ed Wednesday lo find their
c.lusroom-the intcrnntionnl atu·
den~· loun~~upied by a bnhy
t~howe r.
\ctuaJh•, there wo.s no real COn·
flio:t-n notice ouuide the door or
the lounge inionned stuuenu th3t
the planned lec:tun: had been J)O"t•
pon"'l.
In ide., lhe par&')' cuntinuf!CL. in
honor of Zulmn R~e \tendou.
born to Zulma and Mnurieio Men·
dUUI n fe\\ do. ago. Both are
tudying at Lewis nnd Clark ura·
der the Latin AmeriCAn ,:IC:clal
~tudent Scholarship Program
nae shn~er ma:rked a fir for
L.c:"'is ond Clark-on "mtcmatton·
al bab' ". Zulma. PanuiJUlmlln,
nnd ~tuurieJQ, from El hodor,
met 'Khile attend•ns a ~recuu
lansuase c~tc.r in Vermont. Th
were monied durin~; winter 1enn
1967.
Kgotharu> Speaks
011 Political Suiciil.e
.. r,,li'i' al uicidl! 1n ~outhun
,\ fric:1" will he the to pi!' of ft
talk &J"c:n b l\. e.n1or ~~n:d
K(l•ltlhane in tlte lntf'ntntion:al
Loungr todrs at 4 r•.m. Kgotl
lusnc: i .. 11 p<•liuc.al ience rna·
jor from Rot ~ana . a black ntt·
tiou rparntal (rom white-ruled
Rbodesill b) the Zam~i rh-er. •
• Tripping Out
W ashingtonD.C. Group
Studies in Williamsburg
h )nmf'. llc•lhm
On Sundn • t:-opir.al ctorms
la•h~i \\'illiam hurg. \ arcmia.
.. Mol!t unusulll," obscnoo th~
n th d!. On Tu •§(Itt\, nu~ fdl on
" illiam hurt;. "(,.lullc unnatural
at tlti ttr 1\n)· time of ·t··1r," .,..ntl
the "idd) 61aarcd jud,;ment af
tht nnh1 e" On Munday, und.
.,..,r.J,ed in the maddlc af Mtnrc'6
ftnndi'llorS., a ,jzeahh· • unting• nt
of the Le\\i and Clark gruup lh·.
ins in W.a hingllm, D.C. dunn~ the
fnll quarter dt."!<:f"ndt~ on \Tal
laam burg. .. \'cr inter 1111.
Mid onr. of the nat he • conc,.alcd
in the pad; nnd wearing .... hat ar·
1•eared to bo 11 gr.·aucunt an,J on
in\~rted coal scuule----the latter
<•n hi.-heat!.
lor the" Uo\\ i and Clark ~rnup,
thi .... ns the oond orgnniz.cjl
field trip tlUI idt"' thr capitol, '1 h,•
fi~t. et~nducted in the middl~ of
October, ha11 tukc·n it to Munti·
oetlo an•J 1he Unh ersit o( Virgin·
in in Charlntt ilk. lt had roint•d
thl'n, lDO, but COillDCt "'ith the im.
men e rangr anti 'ct'6&tilit · o{
Jer:erson '5 mind, a" t'mhndied in
&a m n featUH'.!I of Montirdlo,
made the roin •·em le ~ impor.
tant. nd, mcntualh. th~ ram
tloppt-d, ~ that thr .. jde trip lo
the Unwersit) of \'irginift cnm.
pUll., a campU!i "'hich :il a br.ar"
the mark ol J cHc.r't>fln, was omr.·
'h hat mure pleaNtnt.
Th~ trip ju 1 oomplele•l wa~ 11
t~o·dD} aflair v.;hich took tht'
grtlup to \fount \ crnon anti to
Richmond. capitol of tl11• ~ate of
Virginia and al o capitol nf tht>
late Confedcrac.y during. a the
guidt· at th r.a{'latol huiltJant; wa«
eardul to point out, thr War Uf".
tvo~n the• State,.
The group !!pent the better port
o( tbl" ahr:.rnoon in Richmond;
ome nu~mbc~ concentulted on
th,. central cit), ,j iting the e.api.
tol-Jclfcr,on at ~ork ngaun, John
\1Bnhall' s hou e, t. Paul'
Church and th~ Conl<':dc·ratc \lu-
cum. The Edgar All~n Puc mu c'·
um "ith~>tood tbe propo•ctf a auh
nf t" era I "hen it wa diKo"~:•·r~
that it lay an llu~ mad 1 o{ a de3o
late urban rencv.; al t!ilc; quuth
thr Ra\en, .. 'c"l:cnnc•re."
.. iz.e:sblr. portion of tht• group
de\oted thro afternoon to a tour o{
th~ bauldif•lde nrount.l Richmond,
a hot I) coni ted ,,, iz.e during th~ Ch II nc• tlu W u llctwr~·n thr
'\tnl('s.
l'hr ~t'CI•Il•l c.hw u1 I ht• I ri 11 {ouncl
the group in \\'illiom•lturg, wlwrc
it \it\Hltl th1• rml l"'"luct u{
Rockdellrr munt· ('Ombitwd "it h
, ''" i1lr.rn ltle local inte·rt•"l 111d in.
s··nuit). \ goo\1 J•nrt of "illioms ·
leur~, partir.ultuh· tlw "cctinn
ONlllntl the• ariginnl &;f1\ c•rmne·nt
huihling" the Go"•rnor's l'o1lnc•c
Dlhl tilt' Cnt•itnl-has lwe•n te •
o.tnred "o ns to capture the at•·
prarmwe· and It-rung uf lhl' pre
tc\ nlutinnnr' prriud "hen "' i I
li.tm hurg l!ene,J 11 thr. I'Jlflllol nf
1 h·· Vir~iniu Cnlnn\',
\mcln~ thr. reecm tructinn,. nrc•
craft •h••t•"'• :uul ono c-~tn ~utrh
thr mith, \\ta,er, ctmtllcmnkcr
on.J othl'l8 p):): ing tlwir trttdt'\i,
\n•l, of cnur.~ , th~re nr,. ta\crn,.,,
nnd C\t'flll of tJu: group unncr•
tool.:-in the intcrt'!ll nf n • n~ of
rontinnit} "'ith tht• 1'<1111-lo lilt o
fc" ~ h•·rc Jdft•rM•n, \Vn hinston,
IJrnn at11l otlwr had clone thr.
amr in thr t•at~l.
\ h•·r lc1wing Williarn,hur~ lah·
in the nhrrnunn, one p••rl of the
group \\ l.'nl on th~ Y<•rktn"' n, thr.
tie uf une af the• nil too rare
eoloninl traulllflh ciuring th•' Rc\•
olutinnnn · Wur: th1• "l'<'nnrl half
of tho• contint;cnt hr.ot a rctrcnt
cine ~•lr Lnck to Wn~hin.:ton.
""ummer solclit•rs?" Pc·rlulp .
nut tht'rc• \\ l'fC morl' hnttle tu
fight: thr. do ~ in \meric·un An
tht! ne.\1 mnrning; thr c·lass in
con titutionol In'' the ne 1 ohN·
OO<lll: the int!!f\ it•Yi schoduled for
thr.ir n~ n inclc•pl'mlcnl !'tudy pro
j«l : tht' mid.tr.rm xnminntion
m ,·nnt~titutional la-v. &:hcduh:d fnr
lotr.r in thl· wt ,.).; : tht· group scm.
inar ... du.odulcd with forrnrr Ju •
tin• Tom Cl,nl.:, now o( the
f'edr.rnl 1 ,.gal Center: Kc·nt Wut·
kin Ju·c·iol \ !li!Jtunt to the .·CC' ..
r•·tnr) of tlw Department of Jlou:r
ing Otlll Urhan r>c-~dnpmc·nt; Wnl
lc.!f )\ ra' itr,. Congrc• ~ional Rt•nr.
g.miuuiun "f>e<:iali 1 in the 1 t:gis
lnt ivc lt••fc•rPttc t• .5L·n ice nf tlw
l.ibron of CouJ f• • • and a ..
tlw \•nrk to" n c'Otll in!lt nt returned
late Monrlo> ~~:H·nantt. look in~
murh atl the Rcvolutionnr) conn·
tcf)IDtltl rnu t hn'~ IMkcd nt the·
t'ncl u{ an exh'nc!ed campaign, an
ohJe.'cth·e oh ... l'ht·r might hb\1'
DIIT"''cJ with tlw nld nw that ttu~n:
can Lc• tuo muc'h of n goon thinK.
NEVER AGAlN
• ... a.nother seno.te
meetin9 to night. 'w'ho± a.re
• 9o•ns we to toJk ~bout ? •
... o.mending
sub section B
Stitu.tion ? Or O.r' t l C \ e S i X 1
of +he con
prov\ding
for Jogs ? I mea.\ t;ckets PIO'\ H~R J 0(.
Conuuut er Council
1\'le<~t~ on 1'nr·s•1nys •
'I he• Cnmmutc•r Cuundl. n grmrJl
n t·rnth (nrmt·d In mr till' ~ritt\'•
!llll't'!l fl( rommuting llltlcnl , will
lllt't'l c•Hr Tlh"•do) ot :\ Jl.lll,
A11 of thi time, the ~-truup hns
t'ttn5itlt·red 1\Uch prr. ~in.: 1•rnl ..
lrms ns <'nmmutt·t parking, mc•nh
nnd Jllnrc;3 to rt·l11 '~ hilc on cnm.
I'll Othf'r problc•m thnt .-on.
cern r.ountmlt•a ,,jJJ he• c~i •
cu ~ cl ns the} urr. Jlrc>~cntcd to
tlar prnup.
\ nnmrnrt•mrnl ns to the• loon·
tinns u( Lhc• mt•t•lint;l' 1\illlw flo I·
e.J I'Ot'h \\l't'k ht>~idt• thr. in(Mm,t·
I ion de· k in Tc·mf!lt•tun Co llcgr.
Ccntc•r. 1 ntt·r~lt·d mc•mhr.r of
the• ••nmmunih ll!'l wt•ll n <'0111·
mult•r nr•· \\ t•lromt'l nl ull "''S• .
l'itUO ~
Po . .,fers llandrnad e
By Art tudeuts
Ordt•r nrc no\\ hcing tnkcn (or
11 nc•w pn tcr-mnJ..:inR en ire• that
i prm idcd bv cnlligrnphy !!Ill·
drnt ,
Farms an· prol"idc":d nt the in.
formrllinn cit-k at Tt•mplt·lon Col.
lc·gc Ct•ntt-r. At lt•n!lt thrcr. dn)l!
nrc· nc•xlcd to c omplc•tc n pQ trr
und it nun ht pll kccl up ut the•
in!ormotinn clr k Transnr.tionl!
nrc• on 11 r.nsh bJ i~ nnlv. •
fht': foiJo.,...jng r:o<l rhedule ha!i
lu···n c· tahli<~hed:
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'k it.e Jltll.'trr ( ll'' x 1•1")
Full Jlll~ter (22" .x I l") Cost
$.85
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• retm· The: price i!! ne<'CMilT")' to
hurtle the nrt -111dents for
l:~hor and to make the
inl'~ D\'nilnhle ut coat. their
mnter-i':nH'II\hc•t 1'1. I
eas Stresse
f)(>nr Log,
Perhaps my memory Is not nc.-curnte bul t believe thnl
Ot•s Bouillons, in his column "CAlli me l hmncl,' · hu \\ rttt<.n
h\o of his own und hns "p<'nl the rest of Ius lime reprinting
from other college ncwspapt.•rs . 'l'wlcc now he ha mt>rel} rcpri
thl' lvrtr.s to .Bob Dylun songs.
l don't mind nl'W!> from other Gtmpu~cs (Perhaps Dn I
pnge couJd upp.._•ar O<.'t.aslonnlly .) I llkt Bob Dylan, but I h<~vc
of hi n.: ord!> und don t need to read his lyrics in the Log
J would like to sCc.> Mr. De!; Boutllons gel off his ass and
~omelhmg orlp:inul. lf he can't produc.c, give the space to
one who can.
Name withheld nt writer's request.
I prefer not to answer lellcrs such a~ this in the column,
cause 1 don't want to appl'nr defensive or "up light" about
things I wntc and say.
But thts letter 1 chOOS(> to comment on Cor It givcc.; me a ch111
to explain the purpoSt? of "Ishmael," -.omcthlng that h.ls yet to
done
A fnend of mine asked me if 1 were just lrying to raise con
versy In thl\ column. Partially this is true But more
nm hopmg that people arc thinking about some of lhe things
arc bt'lng written.
From m\ potnt of vic~. lt is the tdeas that are important,
whose Ideas they are. And 1 have just a big enough ego to
thnt some of the ldc.ao, printed in this column are important.
All of those "repnnls" from other colleges had something
do with umversiti~ cmd since Lewis and Clark 1s a umv~>r~.
l felt that lhc Hems were of some interst.
As far as Dylan songs, well, perhaps more people need
stop listening to the songs and start pa)'lng attention to the
The real philosophy behind this column is "Things nln't
good and must be better." When I started the column I hoped
present problem solving mall.!'rial. But after being here for
it became apparent that students arc not even aware of
I ems.
So it became ncccs.'ian to present things that would
make pt.'Ople think. 1 don't feel I have been very successful j
from the response -three students and one professor have
len replies
But r will keep trying To me fdens and Issues nre lmnnrtJ
no matter where they come-from or whose they ore JGO
'Adam the Creator' Called Succe
l>r Tom Splta
ft i11 frightcntng to 1 hink that
c·nnt•·m Jmran mnn po ~"I!S the
arne power that Adam had in tht!
pia', •• \dam tht-Crcutor,"
That i!;, the power tn pre 11
lntttnn an•l cle.'<tro,· the world, and • then nllempt ICI rt'build it. Un.
fortunutd~. \\e do not know whnt
~ oultl hnppc•n todn,, hut we do
know what Adtlm Jid with tl1i11
n\\ c-ome rt!!ponsibilit) . II c cle·
tltrO)"ed to creall' a ht·ltcr worltl
hnlv In lind that it wu n't t10
c·a >· 'nte..sc action<~ nnd creations
\\r"rc> IIH· bnlli!! of this u·mnrkablt
pill\,
.\dnm uttccl 11 "rannon of negB· t ion" to reduce the woriJ to noth·
intt. It is a rshrunt· he t!id not in·
ducle Fir J\crc!l Thcut rc in thi<:
nt• !ruction, hut none the· Je,. thi
j,. \\here tht• pcdormnncc tuok
pluce. Tire plo' de tJ., "ith mun'11
innhility to he happy with hill ,.ur·
rounding~<, hi~ dt trc:. to do a hct·
tcr joh, nntl hiti ovurwhelmin~ de-
ire In hr: loH·d and n memb1•red.
In th~ role of \dam.. Robert
Glowacki giVt'"-a 11tronv but
wurm and humoni!IUC 1pproacb
ln the unti·h1•ro. A[', hi"' Alter l~go,
R..irk Goodfdlo"' ~'1\'C un out
.11tundin~ p•·rforanuncl!.
Pcrhnp tht r,.olly remarkable
mcrnbcu n{ the cast were tho
community forum
Logic Lacking
To the c•1itor:
I would likt• to oddrc this let·
ter to Cnrl F. lr~in, who .... rote n
lt·lter to thr. editor on Nov. 9,
lwodlinl'd "Rigot ·•
I ..,.. ould lik~ \It lrwm to ex·
Jllain In mr• thr lof!ar that he u t•d
to laLr•l tlw peoph· he lubelrd u;;
J.ignt&.
1\dnlr Ilatlrr, very truf!, a bi~ot,
h~ killt d 6.000,000 j cw who dtd
l1im no ltonn. lwcou e of their
rl"lip:ion.
Ra), hr. lUlled ~1arlin l.uth"'r
l\ ing ( wr. a au me title, although
we •·anneH Ill tldmatdv) bt•t'BUft•
he wu, a blade mon who llJIO!..t•
• out Bgaan•t lfiJU IJ~r·
The Mau Mr.ua kiU~d white SC!I·
tlr.r in Kenya who had been op
pr~· IIIJ! tlu~m (or yr.arn. I 11 n
wor. womru and ~hildrc·n nrl" not
u unll> J•art>d. They wen• not
during any o( the war that
thl'! IJ.S. hu8 L~n ill\olvt'd in, in
"'luch a he:~ have b1·t-n fighting for
murh It:!& lhan the Mou Moue,
were.
'ow rd renlh likr. to know
how you cnmc• urouncl lu thr. rlu&· ifkation of Cur1o and t;milh 8!1
bigots. f t ~eern lc, me that here
}ou hu\o done a"'n' with lo~c
ultogethc<r. Cnrlo nnd Sm1th were
(I'd h) the Amoricun Olympic
teum-o wlrnt they r lll for the
Arncrienn Qh,mp•r teunt, d~eln't
the)., l'hnt wu" what the) were
fed ror wn n't at7 Tht·y aotuniiJ
dul th•· U. . 11 btv £11\ or tf you
wnnt to pul it m tbut rnntcxt. If
thry hod "-tuved at homl·. the·
would huvc bren feel too,
You think Dr. King wn o ,rrral
lwru lor hi11 pt•nrdu I prott I?
Whnt Wt'rc Smith und ( nrlo~ do
int hut prot,.~t1ny pcact•fulh bt
(or the world 't
If tlw\-ar.., bigot for u -inp tin
fomt of peucnful protc~t. then you
IIlii tii ul u be da if) inr Dr .._.tnfl
Ul! u higol.
1 cl,.nrl) do not reml'mher tlu•m
using lUI) kind of \lolenct• ogoan t
1111' govNnm<•n t, and the ~OVI'm
mrnt u•nctrd to tlu•m in much thr
nme "'n> tho 1 it clad tu Or .._.in~
hdore hi& death.
f lmpc: thttt you wiJI explain to
111~ what you mr.au by ''bipots"
am' "l!Cum of thr. e•urth" eo that
pl'rhupa I con agrt·n with vou,
June Glc·n ortor!i nnd llclrt•~e in
role·& Thi5 is typlifaed by
Mern•ll us Lilth, Adorn'"
boch \\a{(, Dorothy Ander•or
Eve, Todd OI!Scn ll'l Mile"
~uptrmon wn pnrticulnnh
,..tnntllng), Mnry Chn tum
The Women. and Doug Huuti<J
Oddly Corne-Short \ ll of
Ju~opl~ flOH' menwrublc
monee!- Not to be forgotten
the 'Cl" and ro~t umc . hot h
wen• extrt•ntd) effectJVC
'I he ploy ut trmc• ~cemed
fluou but tlu" wo.,
when minor subplot~ and
lcm. aro~t <\n exUfOJ11e '""1~1!
thll theme 'l{ Darwini8m
tradJilona1 Bible: lenchin(!
\'IIlii the. trajUC chnructer in
he never 1\UCCct!ded with ha.
To"'nrd the concluttwn of
pin), thl' peoplc of tht·
voaccd tlu:ar dJ"'4tittfaruon
them cre·utor , und tho
thi •~ notctl when one
.>~nyl! "why ore wt mortal
wRS \dam .. or hi" \Iter Fgo
<>aid after thr worlcl wus
"Thmk n( the world we
hnH· cn•:akd tu~tethrr "
Ont· left the theutre wn,nd!
\\hut tl would be Hkc: 1f thr
wo" llne hnJIJlY, harrnoniou
If pt'Oplt· felt aa thi
thf'n the play must
con tdl'rcd n ... ucce•
• p1oneer
OHitaol puLliraLinn of tht!
<inlet! ~tude-nt~ o( I cwi
Clarl. Coll"tr'' 0615 "i \V
line l11ll Rnutl, Portlund
97o$5'>. Ptthli hcd ll\ ir ••
dunntt tho M'iwol yt•;Jr In
Puhli t~htnf' Co ..,t:cond
pu 1 ~P" Jltlit.l nt Purtlund
EIH l'OH \lice L Chta!lt.:••
Munagmg F.cJitor J ular
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Is ass and
,ace to so
s request
e column.
nt" about
s me a cha
has yet to
o raise con
"e importan
he things
important, n ego to lh
mportanl
something
• a unive r~
.eople need
1 to the
'tungs ain't
mn I hoped
ere for
,ware of
wuld
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• All of
·moroblc
p forAotten
arne", both
Hcctive.
IC!I ... eemed
wa {nrl!(
-plot... and
ample wn1ut
larwinism
teaching
)haracter m
~d with hi
e>ndusion of
, of the "
h•atisfnction
1d the epittllt
,hen one
wr morta
;s Alter Ego
world wa
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Cu'' • PJ<>NEI:.R I.Oc. Page S
Council Chamber Closed
1Nixon's Task tS • Reunification Sturlrmt ,..111 r.••t 1... llu\o I'd tu
lUll) lfl lhr• I r•ntplr•ton Ltlunl"il
C hnmht•r ,, 1llnmg r•l4•m" nhrr 5
J•.nt., urr.urtlong tfl ll rr•r••nl der.1
'lltllll u( thr• Tr·rnplrrcm l_.o\Prnan~
lloanl. '1\ath th•· m intenanoe depttrt
rn,.nl
IH (/writ·-)tml••
"rlo1111 Jtnlillral cl"l ton is not
811 uupr•·l'c'rknt ••tl dc•vrloptn1•n1 in
\111,.ri•··'" hi~torv. Tl11• t•arly thl)ll
11( till' II'JIIIhlir. Wl'r•• fllniJIUill with
lull•'r ,.,., nnol (,•utl!i utul lmrp
pulillonl ··•Ill I wnllll iun , Two knd.
tO!; \ull'rir•un llltf',mc•n • nrrit•cl
thl'lr rh Jllllt' tn tlw murtilws of
the rhwlinR ficltl Y.hr•rt• Aurnn
llurr ••nclccl thf' prnmisinR r.on.•c•r
of Al••xnml••r llomtltou ,
\\hen in I Rll t hf' .t\ mc·ricun Jlf'Oo
pJ,. fluletl to ,.,, .•. , o pn· irlt"nl, the
f'Jl~Utnf; lmnlr. lu•twc•c•n .;\nclre¥.
jock on (who rtcehecJ the lnr~te.st
hloc of pnJ'ulor and ~lectorol
· ,0tes) unci John Quincy Adame
I w•rmonentl) t:ndcd the e~a, of
1 .:ood fc:,.linll ont.l nlmo't d1vldc-d
• • •
8 n!l!lleti notion tnto two womng
foctions.
In 1860, the moKt explosive di•
11ut~ in \mericnn lu11tory erupted
into n viulc-nt rt-voluhon bet ween
tho Northern nnd Southern State
When .t\brohnm Linroln aftctmded
to th,. Jlfl'"'iclr.ncy, South Carolina
hod already dcclort"d itll indepen
ckncr.. r ht· prc'lervation of the
union t•t•mcd m doubt
I incoln could hov~ been the lo<~l
prettidcnt of the Unitt-d State& of
' .\meril'.n. Hili could hovt been the
clubiou hunor of prel'iding over
the (actionalitation of North
J\mcricu into o number o( Eurl).
, pean type nntiono;, But this wo11
not Uncoln' fate, and becou~e of
, cunninR skill, he become the mo~>t
. heJo,ed pre id,.nt in our hiaton
tlac 54vior of the union.
Todny's divi11ion ia olmMt
clworfc·cl in r.omponson to the Ci~;l
\Vnr tli8putc But it may he that
the uhimutt• potMttol of tht>
Amrrican di•nmil~ in thiA nuclear
age is o( I"Vcn greater Interns
donal importance
Million$ of hlnck Amew·nn11 ftel
che.:~terl and l"mbitten•d Thou.
IIRiltll! of thn mo~t ftlhed younp; in·
tellcctunla ore aJienatcd from
Anll'ric.nn ~ocicty lndt-ed. the
very fabric of o once-"tohle 50·
det · rna) neVI'r return to ~hot it
onoe war..
It i11 on~ of tho"C! ironir of hi-..
Svstem OHered At. ·' Students' Request
Are )OU confu~td obout the
fills-no pas~ )'5lrm?
Th11 mojorit of courf:c<~~ at LC
are offered us pM•·nu po.s5 upon
6f'i'Ciul requc~r o( tht: 1.\tutlent,
(ll'O\ iclctf he ho nt lt'alt o 2.00
GP \. A pprovul b) haa instructor
nut! tulvi or i requin•d Student
nrc limited to unt· pa" no po .. ,
cour~r 1 hi ho 1 pt•r lt"rm Re·
memhror, thr.••· credit 1HI' that!"·
~rdecl in determining the CPA.
1\lu~i<·ian Make
Chang in Policy
The LC mu~ic tlel'arlml'n t hn11
announcctl a nc."Y. policy of reduc
ing fl!ea for rcquin·d mu ic les·
on fnr mu•it• major!!.
Till' l'hnnge, LtpproH·d by the
1•rc ulc·nt' office, the collf'~r:
Lu~wro• manuAt•r und the mu. it•
depllrtment, ''ill r.·duc.. mu<.ic
frr:, fur junion; untl eliminat~
thr.m for t·nior .
'I hr. pnlir.1 rhutl!;t', uccordin~ to
muetc t•huirmon Rr.inhurd Pnuly,
y,jlJ fllatC IIIII II ffiUJOf, llt"itll'f
the tuition lmtot of mnJnt" 10 <lth·
•'r 1lc•purtmen t . In thr. pntl, the
hnh of \HIP or in trurn••nt" rt•·
•JUIIt"tl of mu"ic rnUJnr (or ~;rnd
uatinn rt• .. ultrd in hiKhrr ft•l!$ for
''"'IlL, IJr fl~Lul} t'ltJirt• •rei hoJte! that
thc• fl<'\\ Jlnlit•\ will mal..f' it flO •
1 iblr to din·rr more N:holar h.ip
aid In fr~ hmnn uml !iophomure
mu it• mnjor . lt•r) tllut u man " j,J,.niHir·cl witlt
IIH' l'll~t lt~mltl I,• ~;.ollr·cl lltwn lu
lt•atl hi11 nuti1111 frum th•• ,,ttl tmli.
cic•t~ thnt huw ''lrhwllv lorn it
apurt. Hkhurcl Ni"""'" tu~k 11f
''he inKing u WR•·tlu•r" "'ill nul lw
on t•agy 111 Jll••,t!IUilt c•flort i • J••·ci·
aJh \~)It'll nnt• C'ttllfiitlt•TI! thol( tilt'
r•gmt•nts u I udt•l y w h.irh rnnbl
eli tru I hirn ur•• th1, ""'' ~ho~•·
con(idrncc he mu 1 J;Ain
Nixnn will Ita,,. hi& lurn•·>mr:oon
pNiod. But whrn tho!;(.• fir t c•x·
ritin~ wrr.k and months huH:
become hi!!tor), the pr · itlt•nt will lunc tn *"'ll'lllli~h n omtinuin ~
dt.d"Kur• "11h rlu: hu tr.••"d• dw
rli r unit ntr•tl hntl tho •·mLitlt•rt•tl,
lla" rmuni ,.,. nf ,jl'tiron mll~l ,,.
fnllow•·cl It) Jlrogroms fJI pw~n: •
On•• r·un """~ tl!.tl full of tllf'
lllfUlllil ond Cllflllll•llitm o( lhi tkr.•
ud•:. o tr,ng• r and m11rr viLrunt
\mi'!Til•,, "'ill o•mr.rge. In time uf
cri i , ,\ mr·ritu ho found i111
\Vu hin~ton , I in!'olu anrl Rooae.
vt:lt • f',.rlul{lt n!l'hord N a:~~on "'ill
Le nn~ of th~~ rn,.n 'l'i hn m••tt
und conqtwr tltr• rhalll'nJ;t' of hi
timf'~ At lr·a~t lr·t u~ lto,,e 1:10. 'l'lw v.uJI., n111l ~r·tlan~ uf 1h11
'J uul ICtH•m w1ll hr rr Jllllntr.d in
th•· nrur future C~tfJ,tllllJ! 1n tltr
Tt ull Hoorn '1\1111 ug~c.tltr.d, hut
rlr•tmr .. d IUIJ illll'fll•'tk II r .. r c.lr•un.
in~t J'llfJIIJ~C:. It v.o.~ l•rvught ur
that \t•nltluti•m obto\,.. tlu· •nock
har wn~ cxtrt•rnr I) r•oor, und
~ould lw rcmc.Jird Tim. prnh
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LC Fina e
ToSantaC araBroncos 19 .. 12 Jack Des Bouillons, editor Hight
Gnlifurn
ing or••,1
yt•ar,; Q
Church
dcar:(tn 1
inW r.h ..
tuhkn b) Jnek DC'I Bouillon•
J.e,..is ond Clork clo~ out a
5U<'<'e5~ful ~caM~n on a '~OUT note
S.turda' a the\' \(l!lt a naTTOw
dt'l<:i ion. to the Bronco5 of Santa
Clnrn 19 to 1~ on th<' Cali!ornion't;
home field.
The Pionef'r~ ht'ld a 12 to 0 lead
in th~ ~nd quartt'r but could
not hold on to it.
~lap '"' H:rs put the vi,itorl' on
the bcn·d "ith a one yard run in
the fir t period of action.
The Pion~Th ,c(",(lrcd again on a
grellt 75 ''llrd punt return b) Jon
Jaqua in the !o(':Cond period. But
a her that, it ,., ac all ~ant a Clora.
Bronco quarterbA ck Rob Rick·
ard paced tht• Sonta Clorn attatk
\Oo nh a touchdo"' n run and two
TD pa"~e The £i~t M:oring
,;trike found BArt ]tonk:; in the end
zone fnr 3S yard •
In the third quarter Rickard
taUi~ on a "t•,·en yard run and
hit the firM PAT of the game to put the Bronco" ahead to to.y 13
to 12
The gomc' hnnl tnll) cnm 1n
tht. fourth qunrtcor on n 10 \Brd
po to Dorr) le tower •
tall tic." hen' il) (n, ored the
home tenm. The hil!h·fl) inr Bron.
ro~ rollr.d up 523 ynrdt~ in toli\1 u(.
f~n e, nnd it i~ a rredit to the
Pioneer defen~e that they \\ere
held to onh 19 point!!,
ln contrn-1, 1~\\ i<~ and Clnrk
manaEC"d 253 ) 11rt!s o\croll.
Final stati tic!~ are not )ct avail·
ahlr hut it appears that 1 C great,
'-'kap S"·"'r lo-t out to hi~ urch
m11l from ~ illamctte, Mike
F mill ,Y orthtl't!Jt
Willnmette
Linfidd Con/ tondin&s
I E.~h & CL\RK
Pacific l utht"ran
Wh.itmon
Col of Idaho
Pacific 6 0 0
4 1 1
4 2 0
2 2 2
1 ~ 1
1 ·1 1
. 0 5 l
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POit'TUJU) , OltfGON '\hinn, in thear bottle {or the n•c·
ord book.
wycr~ lt-d in career toto) of.
fen~c b) 27 yords going mto the
final g11mc of the \tllr ~lunn
parked up over 225 ) nrtl" m hi !I
game;; ogainst Pnr1£ic l.uthern
11nd uppnrent l\ wyer<~ fell .chort
of thi& mark.
L-C SC
Fir"'t Do"''ll" H 27
R u .. hin~t \ ard-4 _ 115 286
Pa!< .. intt \ ords _ 138 237
Run back ) ard 1M ·l-~
Passe-. ~ 11 25 18/37
Pun~ 7 38 J 6/30.8
Fumble:. )o"'t 2 1
Yard~ Penalir.ed _ 77 65
Robinson Wins
Distance Run
Wnnen HobinM)n, o Junior from
Portland, won the 1968 intramurol
crn..,g country chamtnon,.hip la!ll
Wednec;doy oc; he toured the 2
mile cour"c m 9 10.6
Robin<~on led o contmRt>nt of
three <;upporters acro~s the Cim11h
line a~ the squod ca-ily <~wept the
team honors w itb n low of 25
• pomts.
Theta Chi took !'econd with 71;
agma Alpha £p.Ulon ,:robbed
third -spot with 80 and Si~tmo Plu
Epsilon brought up the reor
With 85
The top five runner"~ were Rob.
tn-on. Chric; Spence, Rack Master
son, Kim Andcr~on, Lee Wilhams
ond Dave Bniley.
One faculty member competed
Eldon Fix, the track conch, paced
himself to n 24th place finish m o
time of 12:26.
l\ovcmbcr22. 1968
9:00a.m. -1·00 p rn.
in the
COLLEC,E
BOOKSTORF
VERNO~\ \f\.o~tTHt N<. toN
a Trained College
Specialist from
JOHN ROBERTS
wants to meet you Third Title
By Pioneer
Huppinel!& i!l victory.
o~\ clcdicot~-d group of Lewi~ and
Clark athlete!\ n.re dtompaons, not
jullll once, but for the third time
m one .. ea~on
1\orthwe t Conference champ~ ,
Dt,.trlct 2 tttlebolder~. and now
"inn era of 1 ht. Oregon AA L Col
lrgc:. Oav1~1on chiUllpion«hjp
The Pioneer cro~o;coun try tt·nm
couched by Eldon Fh. hdd back
a II oppon~nlo< Ill garnering their
la~t crown at Blue Lake Pork lo~t
Saturday in the \AU meet.
LC 'ltnndout Dove Fi~ led the
tcum to the winnmg score o{ 31
point'!, be5LJDft Portland State (36),
tlv· Oregon 'State Rook.-. (57) and
Portland Community College (86)
Fax the conference and distract
wanner, claimed the college title
touring the cour~ in 24:46. He ond
Ted Dormnn, who fint~hed fourth,
will both compete in the
'\AI A \:otionnl ~feet this weekend
31 Oklnhomn Cit'Y. Okla.
The performance of Fix wa"-im·
prC!I!Ii\'e. He wa.t~ among the lead
ers throughout the roce and ha.,
n good ehnnce to place in the Nu.
tionul Meet according to Conch
Fix
H he can fim"h among the top
15 competitor"- it well mcnn on
A 11-Americnn rating for him.
Donnan, the other holf of the
Pioneer duo, was ~lowed during
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 SHIPMENT Captured
Harriers
the rlltl but ncverthele"8 di"
ployctl n lot of de"ire an fmi~hinc
ncar the; top
•'T t"cl had n tnrnoch crom1' an~
.. toJlJll'<i for n while, however h~
came hock ~trong to lwlp gi~t
u~ u team \\in," r!'morkcd o re>
spc•ct(ul Couch fix.
Chnmpaon!lhip<~ nre not won by
two individuol11. Coorh Fix hod a
.. upporling GOM thnt helped LC
gain the crown
Frt"•hrnun Kcatl1 Woodnrd ( 7).
junior Mo.rk M!lnclel {12), rook'
John Jcn!lon (13), Bob Dyerl)
( 14), Laur) Rcnt11chler ( 23) und
Pete Firth (24) urt the other
chomp'~.
Throuf,thout the !>Cil"on thu
~roup of runner .. hu" hccn typical
of '~•nner~. ~ith n diHerent 11quud
member coming up with a b1Jt ef.
fort each ~cek.
In thi., meet, .ft'n~on wn<~ the big
-.urpri~e by fini~hing £i£th for the
Pioneer'~ . lt wal! hi" bc. .. t race of
the yeor, and with mo"'t of John's
tcammot<·., returning next s«'4·
~on, the conch con look (orword
• to more <~urpn-.es.
How doe~ o conch dc~cnbe thia
"ear? Thl' Pioneer conch feela
"th1~ hn<~ been u reol good !IC8·
~on. "
.. A good fin i~r~lt by Duvid
Ted in next wee'· '11 meet would
provide the icing (or the cuke."
lcinlf or not, Eldon Fix hos a
nght to be proud of h111 1968 team.
1'ht:v developed from n team with
many que-honable runners into a
~quod unt>ttuoled by any other m
their clo!'<~
The tooUCCt' sful seo,on JS O\er
Happine."" i11 "ucce~"
Heads Festival
Choir Director
L Stanley Clarum, Director ol
the VWI!4 ond Clark College
Choir, will JOurney to Petaluma,
Cnlif., during the Than\c!lgiviol
vucot1on brenk to hold u work·
shop ond to direct n choral f~~ti·
val that wm be mude up t·n·
tirely o( Clarum composition~.
11us wrll be the fJTtll all·Claru111
concert he hos conducted I I . . · " Uflllll'
!,rnclu
• JU~l 11
ncr£kd
turned i
free Ch
that juf
piritunl
Hichu.
hip r.orn
qu{'l'OliCin
'llte n~
"r.' pcrir . " Ill~!: ,u
hr•carnu
rap do
!lllO IQ
n UC\11
th(' tioSJ
fhi
tianit)' 1
""' [I • nw t Jll
lifl.'. Tl
clo~d
, some cJ
' da\. Yl
i< l'VC<
1 ric oftt
I nnd e'·•
1 The
gin thn1
nc Yorl
\Dr o{
'ceut' I
let or ia t.
l'he 1
Hdwd
Kin "do•
\or t:
dhidecl
IIQO h
lent titl1
1 erat:d
tc•rrator•
Tla·
:il.ecl h}'
10\C I
Thr o~
• DCtt: rtt~
c\ploiu
•
or~anaz.
",.q)d
tlw oc
\ork
spJ
of ChJ
!lidn 't
York £1
"BII!"se:
m~an1
"lllc. H!
but J,JI
ill-clotb
Chrht
Thi& occn11ion will occur on tht
weekend of ~ov 30-Dcc 1. All of
the combined church choir ol 1 ca
''l n
Petaluma wall rehearse
Glarum's directaon on
afternoon with the Fe<~Uvn l
c:ert being held at 7:30 p.m.
unday.
At the dinner hour on Snt
he w11l meet with all of Ult:
rector~ anJ lead a discu•'lion
efft'c.lJvc rehear al techniques.
During the (e.staval pro'"r .. ,m
(,}orum will pre!lent hift td~s
t'ongrt'~ationnl singing and
lend tho chuirt• ond oudlence in
the l4inAing of evernl bymnt.
making lilt" of free organ ae
c.:otnpaninwnt.. wluch empho au
uni on rung1ng.
The Petaluma Puhlia School
~futac Educator , M:Verol
"'hom tlirt•Cl the-e• church
orr ron•adering llpOniiOTIIhip
the I.e,~ 11 und Clork Colll'@C Cho
I'Clrtct·rt in that cit), Murch l
dunng llac Choir's aprml[ tour. I
hi'I"IJrfl
l'oill
All