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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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November 22, 1968 Volume 27, Number 13
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1968-11-22
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19. 1968
rs
eles~ dia.
l £im hin1
:ramp an~
>wever h~
help give
·ked a re-
ot won by
Fix hod a
1.elped J C
1dard (7),
12), rookf
:>b Byerly
(23) und
the other
~on thil
~en typical
•rent !\Q\1 ~•d
'\ 11 bi~t e{.
a~ the big
fth for the
~~ rnce ol
t of John'~
neltt c.1·
1:1k forward
e!lcribe thit
;oach feeb
good sen·
David ond
nect would
the cakt: •·
Fix hns a
1968 team
team wath
.ner" into a
ny other in
~n JS over.
stival
ector
Director of
Tk Colle((t
> Petaluma
1hank"givinr.
~d a work·
choral (e, .. tt·
ade up t·o·
om position~
, oJl.Clnntm
cted.
1ccur on tht
ec 1. AJJ ol Z ' aap.
a e
11) Rod Pulliam
Hight tim; mnnwnt in Rtrkclc•y,
CaJHurniu, II IICW )j[,. tyl1• It, Jw.
jug c•r~•atc•d . It all ,;turtc•rl n fc•w
y•;anl ~go wht'n thi' l'..pi"copol
Church ""krcl un E(li cnpnlinn
clt•n•·un, Hir.hurtl \ ork, to RO out
into thtc ~tn·c•t tu p:IV( lwlp und
. ath ico to all the pt·nplc cu U~:d
I I . " '' UJII'It'!\ •
c.rudunllv. what startrd out n
just 11 ~rvicu fnr pcol'lt• who
ncrddl rnunt'), rlothin~t unci fond
tUOll.'(l intn whut i known ne the
f'n·,.. Church. It now offc•r more•
thnt ju 1 mBif•rial lwlp, it offt•rs
6piriuanl lll'lp ,, wt•ll.
Richnrd York ·xploin~cl thnt the
hi11 comrnunit) 5oon lwgnn to u k
· I "I t J " quc~taon~ ,, mut t ac t•a , c••us.
• • 'J'hr: next tc•p wus to metatute
.. ,.XJtl·rimc·ntnl wor hip hnppcn·
ing '' unci thc· Sunda )' Oihlc clo!s
hr·cnmc known a the ""pirituol
rap clllsll." York "nid thot he hl··
~an ttl cli~covcr a new me<~ n~c.
11 nc·w iclculnt,t~ runnm~ through
tht• Gospc•l.
Thi lll'W idcolo~} terms Chris
tianity (J!i a nc•w wur of life ond
not u o r..tigion. Frccnom is tlw
m11 t intc•grnl port of thi nc~
Ji(p 'I lw Frrc Chu rr.h jo; not
'do&<d in it m~mberl!hip like:
orne nf tlw rnnjor religion lO·
1 do} Yorl.: c· plaincd thnt nn} on •
i wckomc:cl nne I 1 hat J c•w i ... h pco
'pic oft,.n ottcnn the Free Church
I ond r' en rt·cc•h ,. communion .
I The new life ~tylc· nnd it. ori·
gin thou"nntl of y,.u rs u~o when,
u York tlc·"crihc it, "the Cue·
var 1 o( J cru"'ulc·m came upon the
ccnc• to lihcro11· the Jev. i-.h pro
J,.tiJrtnt,"
Till' world .Jc;;u live in woe di·
videt! into two ~rcllon", ''the
1\ mgdom of God anti Tim. World.
'oak I'XJIIuin thot our world l"
dh1dt•tl into the ~am~ two scc
tiun~ hut totluv they hove cliHc.•r·
cJll titl•'"• Tht•) or<• now the "lib.
crotrd zone" anrl the• "occupied
lt•rrllorv."
1 tr.~ li!J,.ralt'cl 1.0nc• i character.
iud h)' tilt' tcm:hing o( Chri ... t, of
l!nc frt•t•dom and non·\ iolenrc•,
Titt' oc-cupied tcrritory i chnr.
oct rued hr 'iolcnre, hate and
cxpl11itn tjon. Accord in~ to York,
llr!!anitc cl rcli~ion hn!:i alway:-.
t1UI tn tlw m.m ~(We rning
the •1ccupicd turitory."
) 11rk dahorutcd that religion
:ha• "Jiirituulilt'tl .til rlu: tt•.nching<>
, uf Chn ... r, that "Chri.,t rea lh
dicln't llll'Un whut ht ~aid... But,
Yurt feel" that wht:n Chri'lt .-aid
"Ulc •·•I ur..:. the:. poor,'' ht: n·nlh
nu•nnt it. (hn"t didn't mean
"Ole 'l'd ort• the; poor 111 spirit,"
hut bit.: •eel IHl the real iU-fcd,
ill-rlotht·tl pour of 1111 y,orld
Ghnsl cnllt•tl for help for the ... c
poor Ynrk "-tatt•cl that Chri t thd
c.J 11 for week I) rnf!t•ling... of
''ludit•s' pt UH'r dub," but for i choiT!I rmlr
or lndie to go out into the
c.JtH to, and I!O uut into th•· ... rrcc•t
t•rott~t "nr. Ql'liC
m Sot rrlttt
e5tivnl
~30 p.m.
on Saturday
l of the dl·
liscussion ol
~chniqueA.
~1
bi.s id!!B&
Ill nnd
audience in
erol hymn .
or~o n nc
empho iu
lhlic Sc~tnot
~vera)
lurch chol:n.
lll!IOrship
;ollege Chou
, MllTeh 15.
sr1ring tour. grOU;(H
) ork call the· Frt>c ChurC"h the
~l'"r••n••'l\t•d church.' fhc job u( the
rl'rlP"'t:d chur.•h i .. not to be mere.
Tea Party Slatt>d
All hi,.tnr\ 11111 jor .1ncl woulrl·bt
hi&tuq rtl(l jor un· ill\ tlt·J 11.1 .&n
inforlll,ll ll'U JIUrl\' at thr '~"I
I'OC' ••I Dr No!'ratolluh Hu,sekh,
0'111() '-1 W lith (h tv•·, un ...,untlu y.
~0\ '' '· from 'i to ') p m,
I Ill' put'"' ,. of thi11 gt•l·tOjll'tlwr
'" Jlf<l\ iclr• lln "l'fl•lrlumh Cor
tltc1~ c· inh·rt·~h'cl in hi .. tun· to
1111"'' •nu· bt·llt• r unpa n intctl, Tht'rc
will l11• nu fnrmul prngrum.
\II tu•r CJJIS n••,.clmJ; ritlt• huuhJ
10 tlw {runt nf Tcuapleton Corn·
m•!ll HI :i p.m. l'rnn portutiun
1 II Ill' provitlc•rl. ly nnothP.r organiTJllion of pt·opl•
dropping out, but un orguniwttnn
of ftCOJilc droppin~ in. Tht! J· rr~,>
Church rnusr mnvc• hnr k into the
n.•llg:iout~ 1cent, which rnl'nnn that
r•n on<' 'llrl'l~l rorner you ~thou ltl he
uhlr to fand a J· iret Bnptiat Churrh
und in rho• nt·xt blnck you !!lwnlcl
lw obit' to find u Fr1•o• Church.
The rc:n••wc:d church mul\l bun tn.
gt:ther, l''tnhli"h u r:omrnon ideo
logy, Ju:rform tlw Mcrament and
disa <.ociute tht·m •·lvt·s with "tlw
man."
.According to York, Gorl ia
change:, lov'· i change, flw life
anti te<tchin~ of 1' 11 were• rnrJi.
cui change<. which mu 1 till he
carritcJ on tudn \. Tlu11 i whul tlaf' •
Fr~,. Church m1·11n wh1:n it cay.!!,
'''l'hc libc·ruted Tone iR ot hund,"
Rook Women
Catch Passes
Fre hman girls wm bl': rAJt<:h·
in~ o rliCrer•·nt kind of JIILS thi11
"'aturc.lo) . At 2 p.m .. two (ro h
team will cquare off {or four
quarter" of powderpuff l•>othall.
Admi "ion to th~ ~arne i11 only
25 ccnt.s-a .. rnnll um l() pny for
watchincz a quad of l.C \"ttf'Sily
gricldcr: ref 22 muddy ~irlc. 'lltc
gum.. "ill be• r:onduc ted accord·
ing to intramural rult·s.
\" nn e.xt ru I n•nl, tht• rook cia"
j, providing u hcvy or hruwney
men to e:(hort their lwautic:s un
to victory with spirill'd du:er.
leuding-roh!
Term Package
Being Planned
Wantl'd-12 to 15 tudcnt!\ in·
tcre ... ted in an t'Xfll'rimrntal
"package'' (or winter term.
Thi... new and diff,•renl np
proarh to 5cheduling woulcl Jlt•r.
mit the !ltudenl to en JO~ ·~ten·
.. ivc field triP" (lt'rl inc•nt to 1:0r h
of the three cour~;r: uHercJ
\' orld Rellftlons (I lu!!bimoto ),
l)tnte and \lunictpul Go,crnment
( Balmt>r) and Race nnd Ethnic
(,roup... l Drew )
Tlte packugc WU~> or iginnll)·
plannccl •o thot cuch of the tllfcl!
rour~· ... woulcl run for thrt·e ami
• 1 ho.H weP.ks. However, nnd thn·t•
profe "Of" rl'ali:r.t•d thut thit<
''oultl eliminnte nll o~t111Jents \\hn
had other rcquirt·mcnt .. tu fiU or
"ho were not interc,tc•l in 911
I hn·~ C'Otu: ... c-;.
,\, o rc-.ult, the thrt•e CQtJrM:"
v.ill now run con~ c·uthcl), ~1\·
in~ all student" 1111 opJlOrtunit to
takt• om one or all thre!' of thc·m.
fhc three c·uur t"'t will bt· roordin·
.ateci !!41 that ~tutknt tuking th<'
ruckagc \\ill he ohlc to go llll thr.
field trip "iahout interrupting
their ~ch.:c lu I•· .
T entutivt• plan!! lnr Field I rip
inr:luclc -c\ era I tl.t) in S.1lem,
Oh mpiu, und Virlurin, D.C., with
rlw Oregon und \'('a hin~tun lr•gb·
luwrt:.. and llrtll h C.Plumhio' &
p!uliumcnt, a Wt't'J. lnntt ''a"h·
rum" ( -pirituul rtll rc•a I .md nw.Jj.
tation on llindu philot10pln I nt the
\'cnd11nta C··nlt'!T. Jlurtluntl untl
field t• ip:-and work -.hop~ in tht•
ghcttot!s in rurul. urh.nt nnd rc·~
••rvot iun l!cttinws,
~tudcnts \~i hiug mort• infc•rmu·
tiun till thi progmm hould cuu.
tuc•J un~· ol th~ thn·c prole <oUn\
imoh cd, bdort• resi~trution . • 1oneer lewis
and
clark Lr.ur11 nnrl C/nrk r ollr.gr. -l:.slnb/iJhr.d 1867
VoJ. XXVII. ;-\n. 13 Portland. Oregon Frid:l), No\cntlJf~r 22, 196A •
Ho\Vard's Convo Discusses Issues;
Faculty Reaction Negative on 4--1--4
J\mid discu ion o{ n \'llri~ty of
ubjt~ls in thr. Presidc:nt'IS. ns em·
hly ",.<Jn,.!duy. Pr • ident John R.
llr•wnnl and Denn Lewis J\, Thay
er rcport••d the 4-1-4 plan hn re
ceived n ncgnti\>c reaction among
faculty nnd tu•lent anrJ predict.
••rJ it will not ht• in!lti~uted neJ~t
year.
In rl'llflOnllc In ol qul:~lion Cf)Q·
•·r·rning tht· prot•o•,.d (lrogram,
Prcsirlrnt llnworcl I"Ornpored it to
thr. two semcst••r y11tc:m in opcr·
ation prior to }1')63. commenting
"lr fall t;omewhc r" in-hetwcen
what we were and what "e are."
llr. alllo c'\plain,.d difficulti~ in
uch 11 major changeover are
hound to occur, and that the exal"t
content of the one month ''win·
t••r im" p•·riod in January i!i :~till
OJit'!n to f)IIC~tion,
Dean Thn) cr further em·
pho~<ized the presencr:: of unc-er.
taint)' of "winterim.. plan... also
rt!veuling that "Rcspon~ from
the fncult to the whole plan ha\·e
lwcn olmn t uniforml) nc:gativt!."
Explaining thnt departm«:>nt choir.
men ha\·e gathered reactinnc
from tnH prnfc .!l~r~. Dc.1n Thay
t·r uttrihuu:d the negative rc·
spun~ to the newne•" of the idr.t~
anc.l fnculh t:oncem o\ er con.
tmctiw tudr.nt use of unsched·
ulc.-cl "•·•lnt'!'da)8.
Jlccaul!(• of tlte negative re-
5JIOn'-e De11n Thayer predicced .. 11
i!i probnhh ~fe to SS) we wilJ
l'Ontinue with the 3-3 calender for
another lt>ar:· He further noted
km•wn ~tudent r..: ponse l1a" b~n
generally negative.
Reacting to the que,tion of wh)·
Communit~ C1bine1 i held in
clost:d !\~ ion. Prc:-ident Howard
outlined the ha-.ic rurpo~ of tbe
cabinet, tntinj: "The c.'lbinet i..,
un :uh i on to the prc:!iidcnt and
i., nn &:Hurt I<> bring greater in
\oh •·nwnt." ~otmg that the cab·
Reed to Host
New Politics
Thr Ore~on Council for ;-\ew
Politic will hold n plannin~ con·
\cut ion on Saturda', No\, 2·1 at
R··ed College.
The c::onH:ntion will beltin HI
nonn nntl c•nd lll'Jlto'\:ima tel) h
hour luh·r. Th.·re "ill be thr•·e
'~ork,.hop , including. "Scope and
nnd Purpo"C of tlu~ Organiz.l·
tiun ", ·•Prun• .. ee of Political
l.hnnge" .mrl "•\ Hi liar ion."
Pc·oplr: \lo ho fl'lJpondetf to thto
lie:\\ politicc of the ~kCurtb\
eumpttign in Ort.'gon and to the
liberal i!l8uc• of hi, und other
\lumpuign!l, huH~ {elt u n~tl Cor
u \"nntiuuiu~ orjZanl/.ttiun in Ore··
~oton lu imrlemt>nt the: nc\\ •I\ le
ol ,,,,Jitic'.
\ ll mL"('I in~.!! will taJ.:e 1'1:-tr.e in
!Itt' lotgc• !;' mnno;ium uf Rce.l
t''ollrgc, 3103 ~.E. WooJ t()('k,
l'hol'4' l.r\\ i.. nntl Clurk tuJent
\\}Ill 11•'t'tl r iJe,., .. hou let mt.'«'t in
(r,.nt of l'empleton Cullege ft'n•
t••r on aturduy at II :30. int'l aft u link in formulation of
mnjor poli•·y ,Jed ion~ running
through th•· pre5idrnt nnd IJQortl
of Tru tee•, he ac•trt~ .. Di•cu •
ftlon ut th,. Ctlmmunit) Cnbin•·t
1""''1 muet bt· dfic;i,.nt," nnd that
orwn henrin~ prrcluclrcl udt ef.
fir. i,.nr.y.
L'loting that Log and K l.C rep·
rt!!cntntives ore invtted to the
r.a!Jinet ~'""iona, Praid~nt How.
ore! aid eturll'nt on rhc cabinrt
haw~ un ohlilfutiQn In ~e thnl
there i gt>nrrnl tud .. nt invnh·e· ment jn parur.ular quf!!tionl! un·
rJer con id,.rnuon by the Cabinet.
r\ que.r:y wai'O rmr.-o...d conc~rning
ho"' the compo uion of thr cab
inet i" cJ~tl!rmincd. Tb,. Prl!tlideru
explaun,.d hi respon•thility endr:d
in anforming th,. tudent Hod)
President and Faculty Council
tbnt aix tudent• and h: focult}
members are n•·cded. After thn~
it i• th.-rN~pon•ibility of the lU·
dents and ~;tudent g""e.rnrnr·n t to
d,.t,.rmine the m•!tbotl nf el,.r.
lion.
Just Five Years Ago
bv 1\tn Cuno
Ju-t five ~ear ago Nt:w York
St.Jic \\ n in the final tage:! u{
converting tel thl' .. new math."
~tud,.ntc in our !Chool w,.rc trug
~lin~ to gra p the ne"' technique
11~ were rno t of our teacher •
Summ,.r'~ lingering hold on u
had d.i nppcured ancJ in latt" No
vember we Wt!re nlre,a,J) ~nled
into :m eilduh-p•nr cyde of
fivt· day&wcekend-fh·e days-wt'ek·
end.
S<:hool Wll!. humdntm, but a
fact of life, lik~ thl! <"olored leaves
outside• or the other momin!!'Q
fro~t. So we "'"Ill at it. and looked
forward to ·naan~ lllvtng.
"\lath 81\. Te 1 '\o, 22. 1963.
7th period. Rend ·hr followin.:
question" r.nrefulh. and an~wer
in the pac• r•ro..-ided. Orawin~
required for ~o.S and No.6.'' Set
theor). Compound set -l.'ls that
coincide. Set and linear equo·
t ions x equals yn plu 2.
Th•· intercom sputtered on. th""-n
off. then nn ugain, ..... th•· gov.
c:rnor "'"!! t~hot ••. 5C<'ret 6en·.
icemen jumped c.n the President's
tar and it ped oH • • • •• We
lookeJ nt each other. the ... peaker
in th(' cdling, an~i our teacher.
She lte .. itatt~, tbt:"n louchc:d a but
ton on tbe. wall m..rked "call".
"~mcthing camt over the p.n .
.. , ,tern I'm not urc . • . ''
"\\ e tltink thc.rc'5 been an at·
trmpt to nssa"~inat•• the Prcsi·
J, or. We're putting radio bruad-
h .. ca ts •n er t e p.n. ~ tem.
The broaden 1 .:ut in, telling U"
that the Pr~iden t hafl ind~:ed been
~hot , an.! that ruli• e "'ere chas
ing a su pectecJ niper. Our teach·
er "'a tunn~d: he ecmcJ to
forget the cia and at cJown lo•t
in her O\\n thought On the black
hoard nenr her w11 a bi.,«ted
i"O!ie.••lr.., triungh•, rendered htlJK:-
1~~ h oh tr~ct h) l'\~roJ bullet
ontf ,, •I> mg prc:5i1fenL
The hroadc•n t ~untinued. •tu·
tlt!nl!l "Pilllh~ into the! building'
hull!)o, 11 rro,,d o{ f 1\'t> .mcl high.
Jlit.•ht•rl ~oiccs.
1: "'I a ht>nr?''
:!: "\ euh-\\'m, !"
3: •• \w, hr houltlu' be••n !Sltol
hd(lfl' "
I "'h.uiJupf'
f:tthth JH'rio,) wa re t<r\ ed for
~t•11h hn II und acth iu~. and the
uffice ,J,.m·e<l the Jl,a. '"'lt:m c~·
c:ept (nr l,_lCI.'n tuuul buiJ,.tin". \
k~" of u "''''~ fortunott• enough,
hu"c'cr, to b~long to the Elet Ironic~< Club. We m••t tltnl Jn, in • th,. .. chop"' nnd li~tened to n half.
di •ect<:d radio connected to an
ocillator, a device •hc.wing !Ound
"B\'CS on a creen. " e Nt and
li•t,..ned faednated, and watch~
the O<:ill.ator· dancing gre,.n lin~
Right ~ . tate1nent
To Be Pre"' nted
The R ittht nnd Re pon ibilities
llt.atcmen t will be forged into u
cohesive polir::y statement in prep.
aration (or its snbmic-..ion to the
Boo.rd o{ Trustee: Jan. 6, 1'169.
,\ctin~; upon tht• totemenl io a
clo~d meeting vdll be o commit.
lC"' of i-c &IUdent , thret'! facuh}
memberc. and two admini,muor
along "ith the acad,.mlc affnino
:md .. rodent affu.i~ suhccnnrnit
tc~ o£ the Board of Tru tee:~.
The outcom,. of the effort<. by
the thrft' committee "iU marl; the
end of modification" that b g~~n
lMt ummcr when Kent Hnwle •
clean o( "tud,.nt5. re\ised the
tatemenL to makt' it pe ificall
npplicable to Lewis and Clark. On
L'\o,. 13 it undern ent further modi.
fication~ in general hea.rmg nnd
todav the lut re\illioo before • prc3entation to the Boon! will bt'
mode.
us flicks
by )a~TV.s Cicarelli
Thi~: w«kr.nd, Richard L~tu'
Howl Won The War will be ho\ n
in E\'lln Frida) and 'Jlturdu\
ni~ht al i and 9:30 p.m. Thi Ulm
i a curiou "JlOO{ of mova,... "'hich
tend to romanticize war. t time'5
it i" almn t 5acrdagiou'!.. 5(1 much
~· that w Britain it "'"ll~ r~in·d
~itb a" much enthu<.ia;~m 11!1 wen:
the fir t \ -2 ro~kct • "urld War
It "u Briuun' fine 1 hour. rt"
member.
~undoy night there "ill l~t: 11
m•nie: I think. \ctuall) 'ou'n:
all \~ondering what huppeoctl to
11.11 ntrtom' of a Matna~t' and
o ar~· '~ • The film neH·r orriwd
IUld in it" J•ln. t> Rr.d /)t<.(t•rt.. ori~,t·
malh ··ht"dult!t.l for tha • uudi.l •
w us hO\\ II. W'hot mm "iU hr
b.," n thi" 'umfa, night 1 mlJ 1
m~ ten lllld the ('ulltu 1 rt, • Committee apologiz.~ for thi,.
tate of nfhur Rl'">t uc;;ur.-d a
ftlm ,,m be.-,ho,•n. (KI• .. iluh AM
aJonn Q/ a 1tarnnF<'. hut JUiJb
nbh not. -• PION E.ER LOG N m c.m hu ?.2, I fJflK
LC Pioneers End Season 6 ~ 3;
Defensive Play Highlites Year
''Our ph) C'rs gn,·c II" all the
d~ ire. effort and hu tic: wr 1 ked
for," said coa<lh Fred \\ il"on 10
looking bad; m·c-r n .. ucc( !iful b
nnJ 3 ~aeon.
"The' ne'er let u~ down, not
one bit; nnd thnt i~ '' hnt ou
are Wtlrkin~ (or."
Thrcx factor"' Jlrevented the
Pion~n. from ha,ing a better
'<'&r. '''\\ e were incun!l~tent on
oHc.n~·· ec Jtl:sint•il thr. head ml.'n•
tor. ·•w c thought ''><'~ '' ould b~ due
to inc JW'ricnce on the Ir'Ont lint'."
Also, the tr.am (ailed to come
ur "'ith the big pla). "The lo~t
two ·ear "'e did. Thi~ ycsr '' e
did not. It b that simple," said
Wilson.
\nother tcn~on can lw ~tat~d
imph ll" "thr'! ball i oblong nnd
take,. {unn' b.1unct!& \\ c: ju t
didn't gc:t the b<lunn: • l am not
6a in~ thnt Willamette j, not n
linr. tum and not the bc"•t." ob·
en cd the· coocb, "but thcv got
fin• bounc thi ) car and thc:y
"'on fh • J;ame for them."
ln Ja .. t "'~tturday' lo"' to ~mta
Clara, tht~ factors aided the Rrom·oo< in the•ir "in tht'ir ~c-hc.·d·
nit, tlwir .. pring prnctic~•· nnd
two or thH·c.• cllll"tllnding pln) Pfo;,
"I Jll'f"(llllllly Jon 't think thut
m·c•rall the\ nn• " ht•ltt•r t••am
tltnn wt• ntt''', :1icl \~ 1l >(111, "Hut
Jlllt tho t' tltrt'•' fnr tor tngt'thl'r
nnd thot i "h ''" Joq,"
~nnt.1 Clara protc·ct• tl .1gnin"t
tltcl rn " rn h 't•r "~·ll noel ,., ··n
the l C rcd.cJng C\uuldn't brc•nk it
dm•n. ••Thi.. "o he<:ausc the\
had .. prins prnrtirc to rcnlh ''ork
on this nn•a."
~\nothcr rcn"on (or the lo"'"
\\U~ ant a Clara' nubtnnding
qunrterbark and plit rnd. ·~rhe'
"'''re bc•tter thon whnt ~t ilrt:. oc·
cu,hmuo:d ltl fadn~" "nttJ Wil<~on.
Out .. itlr tlw 20 yartl ltnc the
Dronc·o mnw,d at \\·ill. Out fh~
tirnt' tlw l,ionei'r defen t' topped
t llt'm in "ilh• the 20. "The\ .i \lilt
c·ouldn 't mOH' the bull in o tight .. llft'Jl.
Tilt· I c'" is und Clnrk ddt·n .. e
hn .. ht•en tlw strong point or t.hc
tt•ntn all ) I'..Ut. Hr. fore tlw llront·o
game, tht•\ ronkc.-cl ,.j,th in the•
natiun in total defense.
*BIG*
STAGE SHOW
JULIUS WECHTER
AHO HIS
BAJA MARIMBA
BAND
* GEORGE KIRBY
* THE
NOV. 26-DEC. 1 • COLISEUM GOLD DIGGERS
~u' ember 22, 1 ~H)8
~t:OOa .m.-I:OOp.m.
in the
C<)LLECE
BOOK fORE
Vt:R 'liN \\'oii.THt cao~
a Trained College
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 SHIPMENT "Our ddt'ttl't' hM the• :-;c•ccmd
ht•"t recurd in tht• hi!llon· or thl'
I t•Wt!l nntl Clark Jll ugnm1," "0 id
Wilson prollcll). Jack Des Bouillons, editor
•
"This '" n trihntf• to the• 0\11·
~tunclin~ "nrk of clt•fen>~ht• cnnc-h·
e Del ~nut It lint! De .10 St•mpcrt.
1 hty han dont ,, trcme ndou
job."
Another a"'"Ct to the roaching
'taff ha" been tht• adelition nf
\lit' lt•r Hr.rgcrt, backfi,•M co:~ch.
.. " t. havt' been nhlc to u•c more•
Jwop)c thon t•\er lwfun·" nid
\\'il'-(ln, "ju"t bc·cnuo~e• ~lickc•) hns
bet:n helping out." Tip .. off Tourney Awai
Anxious LC Hoopsters
intra murals
b, l.arn Sattu
I.c.-ogue ll'luler• ~uppor tN· ond
Tlu:to Clu {e II to their oppotll'n l$
la"'t week to rrcorc n thre·c• woy
tic for fir .. l plncc in tht 1 nt r11
murnl standing,.
Frida)', tht' Sup(lortt•r~ lo<~t n
-qu~akt!r to thb .. psrill'tl <;. U' 32
to :n. mo\ing SAE into a lie for
fiN.
Tite
Como.:
dentli, sam~ afternoon
forfeited to the the Phi
I ndepen.
The next moming, PE ro•~ to
the occa~io n and bla~ted PH'' inu•·
1) unbeaten Theta Chi 28 to 6 in
a one "ided f,!Gmc. In tlw &•t"nnd
game ur the day the Phi Com"
Cor!citw to Lnmbdo.
.Mondn\ afternoon Theta Clu •
~ U!> knocked out o{ the fir•t ploct
rank~ hy a •ound ddent {rnnt ';A E
25 to 11 \t tht:. .. arne ttme tht
o.;UJiporterq ~er<· hu~y domolt•h
tng the Independent .. 52 to 27
With tltrce ~arne dny!' Jdt, till'
league clturnpton~l up will Ill' he
tween <; \ E !:>PE. and th up
porter"
Fix, Dorman
Head for N AlA
Lewis and CJork runner Dove
fL't and 'r~·l Dorm on ldt ) l' ter
day afternoon for Oklahoma ( tl)
and a date ot thc ~\I \ "nt.Jonal
Cro.,!'countn \tee•t 1h1.. 'tYt t•ken.-1.
Fix ond Dorman quulificd fur
the meet h) fsnt~thtng one-two two
wef'k" ago m tlw "i \I \ Oj~o~t net
two <'hampionshsp nl Illuc Lake
U citlwr runner plnce in tlu.•
top fihet'n un \II Amttncnn rnt.
in~ will h•· owurrlc:d Buth f' 1 und
Dorman (Ue hopeful of doing <o.
• •
• \\ tth 1~~ than two week• of
JU tiC lace• lime remaininR, thf'
J.,.,\ i!'l anti Clork bn<~ketbnll team
i!! rnpidl>· Jlfc(lnnng for the.• ~n·
wn clJWncr n~tnin~'<t outlu:m Ore··
gon, Dt•rcmber 5, in the Tip.Qff
Tnurnam1•nt nt olcm.
Ddcn .. e hu.. been the prime':
eonrNn or Cooc.h Dean t;cmpcrt
ond lu 'tJilud :1, prnctirc scs•tons
nn· orwntcd to\\ar,J stopping the
upponent.
l.u!lt r;c~a on, de£cn<~ivc ml~>lakcs
\H'rc co'ltly nnd contributt•d to • tlttt )0 16 rct.ord Howl·ver, the
Ptoncer'IJ hove e-<hjhlted I he dt•·
in· to improve on thi" phase of
t ht· tttmr..
\\ cckly game scrimmage .. have
hccn condur.ted with the prime ob.
jc:cli\t' of each player "lopping
his oppnnt•nt from !'Coring.
Tcnm rebounding ~tbould be n
l.C o;trong point, e~perio.lly dcfen·
h el). l.t.-d by Larry "oms ond
Jim Pt•rnor, the Pione er~ out·rc·
bounded opponcnt.r. tn .. t c;cason.
Tht·"l' two enior", plu" juniort~
I 1m " rJ~tht, '\e.~l Lnthen, Phil
"BJ:.t•nbJn st and .. ophomorc Tom
'11l"cn con be counted on to lead
tlw charge to the boards.
Orten tvelv, LC ha" (ev. que"'·
uonh ~ rvcn of 1 he top eight
.. curer,. hon returned nnd l«) (ur
hn\t' ndJm,u tl 'luitt• well to the
nc" lv anstolled movenu·n t offense.
Pe•rnur und Sam~ both 4Cored
in tlouble r tgurt•ll In "'t year to lend
tht· learn Wright, .Mike Pezel and
l uhcn nvcragt!d nine poin t~ w1th
\\! n~tenb lnt~t averaging eight and
\lark i\1en1e fhc.
Joining \fenze ond Pend ot
guard will be "ophomore Ramlv
'furnrr, junior J1m Richord.,on
unci trun~(c•r Rclt Head.
\l<•o •'XJlt't't•·d to lend their tnJ.
Meeting Set
lntr 1murnl director, Ron Dull,
hn nnnounccd u meetin~ {or a II
team r•·ptt."4. ntuthc-. for Novem·
ht•t 25 dt 3 30 rhc J>UrpU'-t' of
tht:. mcetm~ , ... to ~lc<'l nn nil
stu r tunm
For furtlwr tnformatmn rontact
Run Hull m the athletic-deport
ment
"Your friend for life" Todd V. Wilder
He'~ an cny pt•r,on to talk wllh
And what hl• c.ln tell you about pollcte~
~pec1ally dt·~tgncd for !»enlor~ nnd grad
uate tudcnt~ 1. worth listening to It
c.1n makt· ,1 lot of dlffer«'nce in your
fUIUtt•, r ,Jfk Wllh him whtm he calfs.
ThPrc'.s never .1ny obhgallon ,
BouttrweBteiYJ Uft3 -.
IIIII r.xr CUTIVr IIUILDINC
I'HONI: 12J 5 1'4 enl tn the! vor ity will be frll.!l.t
mt•n Rnml) Uurt nntl Don
bin. Roth '' ork out "ith I he r1
turnt·r.~ nntl npJlcnr capnblt•
~1ving till' tt·oan nddecl depth
Pcrhap01 the ke•y to thiz; v•·Ju'
>~urcc"" will he tilt' ovcrnll ex
icnrc nntl rlt•pth of the club.
lcttc•rme n rrturn and With the·
transfer f:UY~ l ( n ~tron~ nuclcu
\ 11 of the· Jllll)Cr!. mdud ing
two rooks hoH the ollilit) to
lwrformun rc• which should he
JlO!litivc fuctur
Ont• of tlu bij:t hopt·~ gf
tc·nm i~ the complt•tion of
Pnmphlm Sport~ Ccntt•r
will pro\ sdc I C wuh n home
two )cnr>~ of trn,cling to Jack
Hi~th ~chool.
The fir~t home gnmc on the
rampu~> "'ill be u~oin!l t College
Jdnho enrl) in Jununry.
11u:.'<f' Ialli couple of wcck11
ght• Conch ... emprrt the c-·na.nc
to ~tct hi .. troops rend) I .ewi11
Clark lu111 o <~ho t ut the: i\
Conrcn·nce l'rown ond tht pln
'>Cf'fll rend\ to occt•pt the c
ll'n~c . Thi~ could be tht bt~t }
U of W Tourney
Te l"' Grapplers
Prorltre 111 under woy for
thirteen mrmber" of the 1
unci Clnrk "rc..,tlinrt tcum
Pmne('r~ urc <'ompct.itivu in 11
mu11t nil of tht· weight div1 •or
1 hi' venr.
The ytuod I" led hv
encc prrfonnl!r Durr) Clock
1 he: 177 Jho;, du" Clock
elt·r.lt•d t<-arn CllJIInin for the ~
Other returning lettermen
Bill tuart, 152; Tom 'lorth, 1
nntl Jut k l.oumnn, 123
H cod couch Del "mith j., coJJil
in~; on ~ood pcdormoncc'
from four proltli"'inp. ne\\
llt•achn~t thi.. Ji.,t nrc Hoh
160, Do'c Juquu, 167
Bruuu, 191, unrl Jeri) Lu '"""
152.
The Ptont•t•r• firllt
wsll lw Dr•c 6 und 7 in Scutth
thr llnivcr it)· of \Voshsn~tlon
numc:nt.
LOS INDIOS
TABAJARAS
"truo virtuoso\ " Esqu
Saturday, November 30, JOAI
8~30 p m.
Tlckets:$5.00,$4.00,$3.25,$250
Celebrity Attr ICiions
Monoocmonl,
1010 S W. Morrison (21614371 ' I
' Fr~
"1 he
tlnite.l •
gr t:-D I tJa,
probll"m
Or. Rid
political
in hi!ii Tt
i~rn in 1\
The fll
lined six
undr.rtnk
maclr• be
the UJJW
liu:.
Tiae f
rapid no
altrnctint
iFed
Is J.
o~\ wid
rner JOb
cording
fie e.
The• \'
rnnges f1
up. U!st
aJlplican•
jubs.
1bl're
-"Grou
grophcr
aidr. , p
office m
a •i•tant
torinl as
The r1
be gh·cn
plk.ntion
Intern gel
C!rS, the
lUI' JOn
(tc De
No' 26.
Johs 1
do not
chul~d o
est Sen
Manngct
tate nr
tration.
job ~ho
F .. h. 15.
lJpen
ult) met
thr t•qui
• • •
SJIIOII~ II
cultnre,
Uonrd, 1
m' r c:,
• l'l ICC~
fict nr
tic nnd 1
thL• 8uri
Major:
• t!ffiBttc.o;
bioll'lgy,
required
Trainee:
ter•·d th
ifying (<
ployetl
two or
1 ~ible f<J
• •
I Jltlltton.
I
"Man
the of u.s. r.
E.,crcs
on We
r.lft·tor
High
Luthe
dl'llUrt
196'~
Th,•
the! I
Amt>r
will (
&llulen
c.'llt•d
lload. t
•
• a.., ....
~ers
l he frt·'
Dan Rn
ith tlu: r,
:opabll
depth.
thi!'
roll
club. •
~rith the
ng nuclculf
~ludinp:
lit" to gnt
aould he
pe01 of
on of I~
tter wluo
home
to J .... ,.,,..~
on the
College
•
\\ eek11
the
Lewis
• ~orth
tht· pia
the c
It: big \
•n~ for
tilt'
tcum
I
alJ·COil
Clock
Clock
or the '
term en
~orth, I
3.
ith i-. .. mtr.l
once ..
new
Bob
167;
~ J.unsfo
1 chnl
n euttlt
• l.IOJtlOO
!OS
~AS
Eaqutrc
30, 1968 ~0\CillhCt 22, l!lfiR PJO~EER I OC.
Frost Speaks On Urban Problems
l1) Ran fulliom
"Thr. urbnn problem of thr
(fnite•l Stoll'"' hnvt lwrnmc: "o
,;rr•at tluLI WI ITIU I 'IOIW thl'!ll'
prctblt•rn or ~o unrlcr " So !!puke
Dr. Hirhnrd Fro"'· rrofc,.sor of
rolitirul t~dt•ncc at Heed Collc~te,
in hi ru1· duy lt~cturc on "Urban .
A . " j~m 10 llll'rtrn
Th• fnrmc·r nut.ionul thrf.'('tor of
lined ix prngrum11 which mul'll be
undl'ftnkc-n if tlw ritir!l nrc to he•
macle hr.ttc•r plor1• in which 10
the Ut•wurd Uounrl progrnm out.
lhe.
The firqt pro~rnm ron"i 1 of
rnl'id nnd il!nifi~nnt prngn• s in
aurnrting nc~ inrlutitrie<~ to the·
Federal Work
Is Available
J\ wide runge of Fcdcrnl 'IUm·
mt·r Joh~ i ovnilublt• for 1969, or·
curding to the LC rluccrncnt Of
fir. c.
Tl1t1 wc·eokly JJO) in the!lc JOb!'
ranges from ~N.80 to $98.80 and
up. lo11t yc:or thr.n• werE' 133,000
11pplicunt!'l for 25,000 nvuilnble
jobs.
There orr opportunitie<~ for jobo;
-"Group 1"-a typi!lb, llteno.
~trophr.rs, t•nginccrin~ and •dcnce
. aitlc , po~t oCCice clerk carrier<~,
office mochinu operator", library
u•ietant-. ond mcdicnl nnd edi·
torilll lt!l~i .. tont ...
The rcquarcd c-.:nnunnt aoo~o will
lw given Dec 7 ond March 8. \p.
plic.t~tio n nrc n'oiloble from thL
Jntern~cncy Boord of Enmin·
rr5, the l 5 Ca\11 Scrvtce Com
mi• Inn and the Placement Of.
fin Ocudlinc for opplicotioneo 1&
Nu' 26.
J ,b., h ~ted nl!l under "Group 2"
do not require exominotion" ln.
cluc!NI urc po-.Jtaons \\ ith the For
~~ Service, the Bureau of Land
~ltumgcment, the; Ot•purtment of
Stole and the \ eternn<~ Admina'
tration. \ ppl.icutaon for these
job chould be an b) Apnl 15 or
F~h. IS.
0J•Cn to colJc(fC graduate" fUC•
uh) nacmbcr ... ond pcr~on« ha' ing
the cqui' alent expcrit·nce ore: po·
' itions in the Deportment of Agrt
' cuhure, tht:. Civil \cronauuc ..
Uonrd, tho Department of Com
m··~e. Envaronmentul c:;cience
St.·"·kc: Aclmuu<~trntion, thl· Of.
fu•t• uf \rhninistrot1o n for Dome..,
tk: anti lntemationol Bu"anc .... nml
thr Rurc m of the CcnsuA
Mn jor-. in accountinp,, math·
ematu~~~ nnd ~lnlit'lltC.,;, economic'\,
bioln~;y, clwrm!ltry or ph)·!lir~ nre
required for the New Student
Trninec Projlrttm to be udmuai<~
1 tt:r••d thi<~ "ummt~r tudent" quul
: Hyin..: fnr tiW"C potoataon" ore em
piiJ) e<l during the t~urnme r for
two or three yt·ors und un eli
gihlt· fur pn!litinn.; wnhuut com
• Pellllttra.
]e,.stad Recounts
Everest Climb
"M.tn -...pant of \clvcnture,"
the ufftranl film dcptcllng the
U. •• t \ Jll'chllon' u"cent of M t
En rt ~1. will lw hown at 8 p.m.
on Wcdnt dn)', Ot•r ·l, in the
c.Jictor111m of Lnke 0"~wego
lligh !:lchool. Pn·•eut •will he
Lutlwr Jer tocl of tlw LC theatre
depurtmt•nt, n mt'mber of thnt
191tJ c'tpedition
'rht prl' entotaun will brnefit
the· tnkc• 0 wc•go d1opter uf the
Anwrirun l<'ielcl ...,<'rvact•, and
will l'O!il $2 for nduh~. Sl f<•r
atudl.'nt&. 'I' he raft'! or mm i<~ lo
c•oted at 2501 " Countn· Club
ltoutl. urbnn nr,·n. Frr.~h mon,.y from
out~ide the urban nrc·n 1 m·t·t• •
nrr for growth. 1'h.i monr•y
could hc·"t lw attain"'! hy orquir·
inll new mdu,.trir:11 which nrc•
ma(lc llO'~•blt· h) the mu&t rr·rent
tcchno lo~J<al od,·oncc auch r1s
the 'lPl'lt't' tndu try
The ~rrond pro~rom would pro
moll· lhr r•durotion of tlu· urbun
!!IIIU'n, helping cititr•n5 dr•vrlnp
t'pecific tulent net:t'"'!Mry fur t·r.o
nomic nncl r.ulturnl 1111rvival in the
metropolitan orca.
lll'bu.ildin~ the oh oll'lt~ ph} i.
col plant of thr city is the third
pro~ram. Most Amrricnn dtics
~ere clc~i!Zllcd lcmg hdore moo
ern technological advances mode
po <~ible the skyscraper , auto.
mobile, ond rapid trnnt~port sy&
temA, Dr. Fro .. t cih·d thr. nr.w
Portland Center development next
to the Ch·ic Auditorium M un ex·
nmple of tearinJl down an un.
"i~thtly, obsolete area and rt•huilct.
mv at into nn ottroctivt·, modr•rn
renter or u pnrlmrnt buildings and
MOTCil
The founh pro,rnm cnll11 for o
~olution to the prohlt·m& c rr atl'd
by the conOict .. ori~inA from tht•
plight of amnoritic:" li"ing \\ithin
the dty. Ht '>Old that block peo,,Je,
~ho ore ohtn the majority in
cities, "'hould ha"<e the ch&nrr· to
hu\·e better jobs, better lh ing rundit ion!! nnd gr .. atrr c:ducnt inn.
nl opportuniJir·l!. Portland cannot
ignon• thi<~ prohlem although, a
11 Nr•gm fric·nd of hi" put it, "96
Jwr r·t·nt or the· propJ,. in Portland
11 n• non hlnr k "
'I hr· automobile i thr. turgt't of
the fifth profUnm. The city r.enter
and thr. fumily r.ar nrt inrl)rnpali·
hlf', Automohile .. nrf! ntf"~ary in
urh1111 n r••n • hut they ltoH• en· at.
r•d mns ive prohlrms l!uch ac; the
need !nr parkin~ puce und thr.
harrl hip J•lnr.cd upon th~ rapid
t r an§Jifcrt )' I I'm,
The finnl program wouM cover
the du1ngt'!\ n~ .. d in cit) @O\·
rrnmtnt in order to nccornmo·
clat~ nc•w needs. Or. Frn5t etatt·d
that "the siru rr~ is nn animlll
rr••ntt!d by n committee." He
lihnt ~d th,. giraffe to it~ out·of.
proportion body to the city cren&·
r•tl nnd manngecl by poor city ROY·
··rnml"nt.
Or. Fro'lt concludP.d hv "ll)'ing
thut only in u lorp;e urhnn nreo
,-on onr: e.xcrci~tl his freedom of
choice to it fulle..t co.pucit)' .
Jobs, form!\ of l"ntc-rtn.inmcnt. l'U·
ucutinn unci hou«tn!r are found in
their widest "••lection in Iorge
cities. n~ ~toted that grc;oter fore.
eip:ht in urban planning is netes·
ar)· if thic frec~om of ehoic•: i!l
to he mo t eCfcctivelr exerci,ed
by nU.
Man's Credo Seen
by Krn Cuno
Lewis und Clark'<~ experimental
college ha" come up '\\ ith u var.
iety of rouNe~. ~omc worthwhile
and rewording. and other -atl·
rnittedly-dud".
Perhop.. the most intcrr.sting
cla:t" ._e-.~ton wn., held lo!lt Mon.
dnr in Tumurnrk lounge. The
course title 1 .. Man Faru Death"
and the ~penker ~·u" LC pn id,.nt
John R HoMrd.
Thnt Dr Howard f9und time to
come Lo the ~'ion wn itsdf un
usual t>nough; moreov~:r, \\hat he
hod to !!B r did not t·xoctl) con
fonn to wbut ont• e~pl'r.ls of tilt'
president of o Prl'•U\ tc.·rinn·osso
ciated liberal arts c-oll,~e. anti
blab, blah. Dr. Howard poke of
hi, rending... about clairvornnt •
pan.icularh Edgar Cayce, who in
1923 dio;co' erc:d on obi lily to d~
termine on tnd.ividunl's "prior
life" under h} pno~a!l.
Howard 'Ultd thut Cnvc1• had had
o "profound effect on my P"isonal
philoo;oph) " He:. dt .. •elopetl hi
topic by lymg m tht theor~ of rtt·
incumntton that one li-.t•s t:' •
enJ Jivl!b on eorth \\ ith Cuwc
and other clnarvoyont' work.
''When a mon reochc~ tO u<> I
have," he uad "lit' rench~ 11
~I age whc:n· he rene ct on the
meumn~ of life. In c·on.,idc•ring
• life',. intrigue.; . • • remcnrnnllon
t;rob .. holtl of ) ou ••• {it) in i"'ts
un vour allenrion ," Re•e.nrh in
thi-. u.rca and in the En ... trrn re
H~!ions ho ... he ,;uitl, gi,·en him 11
rotnll} ne'' pcr!<pertive on Chri~
tiunit}'-thnt tlae Bihl!! make"'
•en-.c to him und that b~inJZ a
Chri ... tiun no longt'r "emhurrne·
•. l .
~e' um.
In rontru t to the I.'Xpt•rimcntal
rour"c·-title. Dr. Ho~ard poke
of u philo .. ophy for hr.iny lilt·. rather thou facmg death. Thas i01
not thl' fir t time he ha!l t;poken
ahoul his unorthodo:< but finn
bl!lil'f~, nnd he no doubt failed to
pleill t: t•vcry tudcnt crowded into
Tamuruck. However hi~ "le<'tur
tltt" was in the spirit of liberal
nrt'l and of thd ~perimental co).
It itt -to c.•q,lore and e:cchonge
ttleu, "timuluting thought.
This pre!ident of u "ophisticated
college t•1lrl his student~ "I want
10 !llpCok to )'OU about mr belie£
• • • lnvt'-Whit •h mean" totnl ac.
ceptanre, ~omething ~ ou and I
n~ed to con8tanth· work toward • • • • und meditation, a thing we
ou•riMk ••• to take a little tim,.
~.1ch Jnr and concmtr:1te on one
thing. on ho~ the day could be
rnndc u little better here and
there."
11 \\U not requir.-d to 'here
thr.k' Lelid • bn .. r.d ns they are
on contro\l'rsiol idea." and men.
Rut he did, and \\ hether or not
r;tudent nl%ret· with lum he de·
~ .. n·c.s the re .. pt.-ct o( all for peak
ani!, nut a he: did. u~ cored, and
hi! \\ 11" open and hone .. t with his
audient ,., itself n dcmonstr;ttion
o( faith.
\'-ote Today
Junior da""' member- are
a ked to vote todn} to brenk o
tit! for u junior senator ~at.
Tun \ngdo holds one of the
t~o spot .. rc:sr·r"~ for repr~cn ·
tuti'~ of the junior cln55. fol·
lo" ing rr<:ernt b;1Jloting. The oth.
cr i~ a cunte.~t between candi·
1lut~ Phil Richard on, Andy
_cou and rnri Yamani. \'oting
\\ill take plat:f! nppo~ite the po,;t
offir,• bt•h\een 10 a.m. :tnd
l lUll,
XEROX
Will be interviewing
students interested in marketing on
Monday , Novemb er 25. Page 3
the happenings
by Bonny Boatm~~n
Fnday, Nov. 22
"Adam the Creator'' will be presented at Ftr Acres Theater
at 8:30 p.m tonight. '"The Star Spangled Girl" is playing at the
Civic Theater each Thunday, Friday and Saturoay night at 8:30
p.m. Tomght's ndmtr.ston as $2.
Tht>rc will bl' u b1ology o.,emlnar, led by Dr. D. M. Prescott.
at 4 p.m. today in tht• Chemistry Lecture Hall at Reed. In Reed's
Student Union, Skip Re-ed will smg a selection of blues.
The film "Mademoiselle'' will be shown in PSC's 75 Old Mnin
Theat(!t' tonight ut 7:30 and Sunday at 3 p m. Jean Moreau plays a
demented school teacher. In the Old Main Auditorium the PSC
Players will give the Gl\.oek play. "Antigone," al 8 p m. student
admission $1. Also at PSC will be an all college dance, at 8 p.m.
In th~ College Center, admission $1.75.
"The Summer Tree'' "ill be presented at the Civic: Theater
every night except Sunday and Monday until Nov. 30, at 8:30 p.m .•
student admission $1.
Saturday, Nov. 23
Tonight is "The Singinge& Night of the Year," featuring the
Barber Shop Quartet and the Sweet Adelines. It will be at the Civic
Audilonum. 8 p.m., admissron $3, $2.50 and $2
lt is also the last night ol the perlonna~e of "Adaln the
Creator."
Sunday, Nov. '4
The "National Slavic Honor Society" will present a celebration
of the 50th anniversary of the Latvian lndependen<:e at Willamette .
Vtctor Borge will perfonn at the Civic Auditorium tonight, 7:30
p m • admission $5, $4 and $3.
Monday, Nov. 25
"Dreams. ESP and Altered Slates of C~nsciousness'' will be
the subject of a ledure given by Dr. S. Krippner, at 8 p.m. in
Reed's Chapel tn Eliot Hall.
The Symphonic Orchestra will play at the Civic Auditorium.
8 p.m., admission $1.
Tuesday, Nov. 26
"Arsenal" and "Bed and Sofa.'' two Russian films of the '30s,
wtll be shown in the 75 Old Main Auditorium at PSC, 7:30 p m .•
admission 50 cents.
At the Civic Auditorium the YMCA will present a Folk Festival
at 8 p.m., rree of charge.
Wednesday, Nov. 26
Or. M. J. Mornvcsik will discuss ''The Nuclear Problems" at
Reed's Physics Building at 4 p.m.
'Adam' Need For Ttvins Poses
Problems in Fir Acres Play
,,, /,o,.i f'aro•la
''.\d~tm the Crl'iltor ," whir.b
opened I n 6 I we c k at Fir
Acre 1 hentrc.', htt •>ne Jlfevnil·
ing prnhlem that wa udmirnbly
overNm•·: that of making two
rharacter look alike.
Adam nntl .\Iter E~o. played
by Hob Glowacki and Rick Good
ieJlov.; re rccthely, v.;ere mnde
O\ c-r cnmplr·tel) to r...-.emble
twin • Jn addition to having idc:n·
tir.al co~tume5. the.· facial features
of the two bac.l to be alter•~ v.; ith
mal:e·IIJ'· Bob' hair v.;a straight·
('Ot•d anti both were ~hen the
"ame tyle hoir.:ut,
Tilt' mo!ll d i Hicu lt port of th•.!
rnocHfir.ntion, making the fare
rt'lntour,; icle-nt ica I. v.; t udmir:tblv
l't!rlormt>tJ b' ..,U'-~1( ~ ,,J•h. E._,. per·
imc·ntMi<m v.;ith lntt'll: pi,.c·
llTUn-<J to hr. inndequatc, nncl
~hado~ ing with make:. up wa01
finall ub titutl'd,
The conv,·r~iun In l(lenllh' of up.
(le..tr,1n('l' cfidn 't n('JII" \r tn affect
th,. J"'r onalitie or the intlh,iduaL
10\nhed. ho,,evr.r. Ruth plan to
major w theah·r but there the Tt ..
"emblancc endc.
Bob j, u Jun.lm ing ham who
con itlrr thezttrc hi han~·Ufl. He
rt•gartl \dam a u c·holl~nge to
ATLAS T hJ~ nbillt) to di!Vdop a charoc:tc:r
u.:c~full> and the ~hole plar
n" o.10 unpreJudiced "i!!v.; of nil so-
• met~.
Rick is attracted to th,. trc be
r.ause of ill! uriou•ne<;• plli'\"
carries omethin~ to the aud.i~nce,
be feds. and the chaiJ,.nge i~ to
make th,. individuate in the uda.
enc~ more av.;llre o[ thcm!CIVC!!
and thl"ir ~urroundings. Rir-k rr
gardos the pla} a on nttoc.k on
organized religion. the weak
ne es of man, his tcndenc"< to
y;ard ~-ar nnd hi abilil\· to crew • imple thinsr. up.
1\fothers Sponser
Chri hna Cbe ~t
Coming f ric.la,·. ~o~. 22, i"
"Tht ) ulc Ch~t", a Chri•trn
Rn%llr "poru;oroo b\' rhe Mother·
Club nr LC. rhe Bunr \\ill b~open
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in d1e
Tnul RtJom of Te-mpleton.
(~ift itemc;, bakeu good.s, eon
die apron , plant Chri lmll"'
ornament~ and "nih' thriftle5"
llo·iJI ~ cold. HI proceed! Crom
thi· Bar.ar v.; iU go tol\ rd~ the
purchll' e of a nev.; greenhou !or
the .. cic:nce dc:panment.
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• ~m t•mht•t 22, I ~lh8
Art Patrons Stri ()n ..,tnd Opinion
e Drum Beater
\\ ho '·" Lewis .tncl Cl.n k 'tuc.lcnr.. t:ul.: ,,
dc\lrt (m t'llh urd \pp.n cntl 'olll(' h.IH'
,urh ,1 grco:at :tffinit} £01 the fine nrb th.lt dlC)
, .. ould ri'k leg"l fll'O'ccudon in mclet to nbt:tin
thdr own pl ,,on.tl <"nllcction-.. them.
·11\l~'c .ttl 'how,, u\ualh dhpla cd in thl'
e 1111 itlm ht•l\\'~c·n the pthl oHict' .1nd tlw in·
Jut m.tt ion dc,l.;, 01 on tht top ln c..• I nf Tt•m·
pktoll, indudt the \\Otl..' ol t.tll-nwcl attd wdl·
known arthh I he c-olkgt h." .m uhlig.ttion,
nnt n11l) to tht'lll. hut to the g.tllt'rp .mel mu·
'CIIIll' \\'hieh 'J>tltl\Ol c.,Juhition,, lin'' c.111
the mcmhct:-. ol the.• \tt f..:hihition-. Commit·
tt"C po,sihh c•xpl.tin thc. artion<; nl 'lo11ppu,t'clh
m.IIUH' cnllc~c -.wdcnh to thc•-.c ot'b"'niJatinn'? not Mllllt' 111irk •IJlfll'RI tn tht ma
Collt•gc t•urrkulum '"II not lw jdril) rule•,
lt i~ tlu tundurtl mvot•utaon of • nltt•rr•tl thir; \I'M unci ru•ither will form inell•nd o( ~uL•touct
tht· Jltt'·~·nt IU&h~tann· nf collrp:t
go\l'tmtwnt. T h c Curriculum
Cnmmittt·t.·'s \·Ott• wa.. dec tdcdh
.1gnm111 tlw nciminil'trnl.ion' pro.
pn•1 1l lllt'UIIIIrt' , Uut in tin!! &\II·
th•nt' opinion, n more important
mull~·r tt·lnting both to curricu.
lum anti to tlw focult\" in the af.
~t·rmnth of tht· tiC..'\t Tuut<tlnr
mc•t•ting of thnt committrt•, i thnt
the fJII<"•Iinn \\ill ht·come one of
chunging the gt•nf!rnl collt>gc rt•·
ctuircnwnt-. nml thut it will be put
lll'fon· th«' new Commurut\' (Ab.
nrt. 10\\ UlllllllltH'Ill Ullllllljt tht Vllfllllt'
\e\ cml Wt;el,, ago. the ompu' 't'rut it\ lm't'C
.tppu•hcntl,•d 'tudt.•nt., in th~ :t<:t o( tcm<wing
fMintings Iron\ tht.• dhpl~t) hall in lnWt'l' rem·
pleton College Center. 1 he e.: hibil\, lo.mt·tl
to l.C\\'h ;tntl Clark b' tlw lmagc G.dlcl \ of
l'ortlantl, wcte 'c:cnred. and the.• '"'l>fH'Cl' all'
nnw ,rJu:dult.-d ror .m appearnnre hdoH' I·
Roat'd.
The e'cnt i' umhual onl in thnt tht.•
would·bc thicH~' were caught-the 'anclaJi,m
and thch of cJi,pla from the college h,,, hl't.'n
0 (llrt ing rcgul:nh ror \(':Jf'.
\\1:.11 hanging-. and print'~ lnve bt-cn ~tolen,
"' have phnto' b Fran.. Rt.\ mlcr.. Pt inb
hom the Pt;ltt ~fc.~U'iCIIm, "Juch \\Cil' hung in
pl;~,ti c cnr l'it.tnc•nt~. were burnt through with
('igarette' \tu->tanl wa.; .smeared on exhibit'
o( J:tpam·'e '1uni art. The art expert" amon~
the LG 'tudent body have l'\en gone \0 r.lr ....
to 'Pit on painting" which evidently dhplca,ctl Oll\ inmh, the halt-. pt ncntl} IN'tl {01 dh
pia" arc nnt :o.uit:thlc. \lt:mhl•n nl thl' at t
tlcp:uttncnt nrc <':\ploung tlw pos,ibitit) nf
int01por.1ting a ~-allc•t into the an lmilcling
"'hirh ,,jll t.'\Cntualh lw propo,ctl. ln the.·
meantime, thetc arc but fl'w :tltcl natiH': the
ckp:ut mc.·nt h:t' c on,idct rei cit hct cfi,rnn t inu·
in~ the clispl:tp altngcthc•t, or ,-,\!ling nn thl'
,t1ult•nt' tn ·l'"i't in protecting thc wmb.
llw t•xhil>il' aJC not hun~ in T~mplc:ton
,1, w.tll dt'cotatinn:o. -theY ;u(' due the• 'amc •
IC'J>l'rl thar b ~1\en Ln di'ipl:t\'\ in the down·
tnwn tn\ht•nm~ l•m't it ,lhoul umc we 'll:1rtrcl
:tppn•c iat ing them?
community forum
• . En1pire
To the ~itor:
Be<".au e 1 ha' e rt"Cein~d ~
many criticism< of my call two
week a,o for a strike a~ain .. t
tl1e Pre~idential elec:lion (and
alro againft teachinr:: and attend.
ins cla e~ on No,. 5) 1 thought
I hould r~pond with ,;ome kind
o( public '\Ullement,
About •W )Can ago the poet
Robineon Jeffers ~rote that
America was o republic 'hea\'il)
thickcnin~ to empire." Well, hi_·
toric.all\' SllCaking, it th1ckened.
One of the thing~ wrong ~ith an
empire i& that it thinks nnd acts
as if hi&lol") Wt'rc over, hi tory
having con umoh:d it .. el£ in the
empire. It i~ the nature of aU em·
pire~ to want C\'Cr)'thing to go on
the aame. In that &tatu.o, empire<~
perpetuate themselv~ .
Anotht•r thin~ ~ron~; with t:m·
pi res is that, to put it ,gentl'f,
the) ·n· authoritarian. It lake-5 o.
lot of authorit} to ke-ep thin~&
going on the ~ame Je,d even if
the> o.r~ l!;~tinJ: on badh·. which
the in' ari11bh arc. • You can look at it thi wa): i{
1\Uddenl) you di~co~ cred that it
wo' 100 .A.D. and \OU were lhing
in Romr-, would you r~pond b,
aaying, .. Oh, my ~od, am I late
lor work?"
J .. rrr Bnum
Democracy
To the editor:
A o \utina; participant in the
t')ectoral proce on ~o~. 5, 1
woulrl lih to addrP.! the folio~·
ing to Mr. William R. White.
D".ar \1r. "'hite.
ln your rec,.nt lettl!'r 10 thr edi.
tor uu wen~ h) per-critical of
Jerr Uaum' call for a boycott
on election ,Jcay. You stated that,
'in m) \'ie~ thit i" an ab urdl)
n,.gati•e view ~hicb d~ not
demon tratc an) thing but rcathcr
dect rrn ""er) tlun~t.'' You gu em
to "obJet! tu Mr. Baum',. ret,.n· tion a an .;\ t. Profc ~r nt
Lev. i!i and Clark." What llJlf't'llT!!
ab urd is )nllr demand that ~lr.
Baum be rdea t.-d bccau"c he
happen to di!la~rec with you in
the wa' he e:\prc"<etl him .. clf on
election dnv.
Fir t of all, .\lr ~lute. let tnc
point out that hy nt'Aillm~ Ill'· ap.
pnnal for all candidate!! \lr
Raum ~ os po{i1i1 ,.J a~~~·rtin~ h1~
di' nti fac.tlon Had ht• not with·
lwld his \Oil' ~ht•n his tOnSCICIICt:
demanded lu~ 'icw and ncuon ..
would hove thc•n been M~&oll\~
Such "na"' not the cuse \lr Dnurn
!dt he could not support any enn.
didntc in ~~oood {nit h and a•kcd
othP~ ~ ho ugre~ to support his
pottitiun in boycott.
!\Jr. Whitr.., ·ou alfoO 11aid thiq
!iChoul Ol\ es it c:xifttcncc tQ o frt•e
d~mocra~>. .\n intt·grnl part of
our democratir. } Etem i~ the JXI"
litical parti~. The!e portit• hOH'
an important respon ibility to the
clt:ctorate. The)' mu t 11upply it
with candidates y;hom the mem·
bc•ra of the ckctorntc feel nrc rep.
resentatiH~ or nc•arly rcprc"l'ntn·
ti' e of their 'iew,, Each \'Oter
r!t:<'id~. indh iduallr. it if the
JIIJflic he~l' met their rc:c;pnMi·
bilit\. If an individual (c·cl~ they • ha\·e llOl, he• j (rec to CXJlTC' 111~
dist4lti!Jaction bv any mean
"nithin tlw hmit'!o of the law Mr.
Daum' eJ..pre 1on wu!S within
till' •: limit •
:\luv J 1•oint out, Mr. White. that
politicing is indige•noU& tn our
B' tern of go\iermnent. Po lit icing
i a form of debate und per5UD·
ion "lwrc nmr.onc tric to f(et
other. In hare 6imilo.r view •
_houli:l 11 man uffl•r loss of em·
plo' m«·nt for pol.ilicing?
A mo~t !Ia ir. t~nr.t of the dt•mo
ftatic ' tern i free· dir.c11 11ion
and deb.11.:. Oprn di,c•u ion i
tantamount to 11 trul> dcmocra·
tic y h~n ~ 11huut the frt•e flu~
of idr•nt no y111trn i dcmo
cr4tic. Y rt, what have you doni',
~1 r. White.:' Y QU havt• l'Olled lor
FURNITURE RENTAL
IN BEAVERTON
fJelrtJLT) /rH/ tl l't'ur Mwult \Away
e AS LOW AS $15.00JMONTH e PURCHASE OPTION
e OPEN TILL 7 P.M., SAT. 3 P.M e DIRECT TO TENANT
Seled from our Showroom Display i l Betwe~n Bouor Ofefi CO and Villo Morl
I 0780 SW Beoverton Hillsdale Hi9hwoy \tr Oaum' .. remo\al ht'f',ausc thi!i
teacher';; eApn·--.ion arc• not hnr·
moruouo; with ·our own. Detter to
repre'" on oppn•in~ bclie•f than
to allo~ free di~cuot•ion \lr
" lute, when I ask my ,.If who
h4~ rc~all} ll"'~llilt'd the l'heri~lwll
institution of dt•mocrnq -~lr.
DaUin br calling for a buycutl
( ~ ith "hich, incidcntully, 1 di"·
n.;reed), or ,·our callin~ for 11 re·
repre..:;<~ion of o man',. belief lc.&t
he Jn-.e lus job-the an wer it>
'el")' t:vtdcnt. It is your ocJiouto clc·
monel thnt propont:lll , of OJiJlU'lDf?
v1ews be !<ilt!nccd which i ~o no'
iou,. and oppn .. .,j, c. .1\ t ,J t tmt.
when fuedom" of the C1.~cho:-lo·
vuk1an pt oplt. ba\c bel'n cruelly
dimini"hed. h·t' not call for the
rcmo' al of a pro ft.• sor hccnu t'
he choo~c' to sht1J'c hi'l con· . !>C1ence.
tuort Zit~man
Indebted
M}· Dear :\lr "illinm II \\lute,
Clo.~"' of 62
Le\\iS ond Clark \.IJill·gc ; .. in·
clt•t·d d('"PI• indebted.
Lcwi< and Clark College i in
Jr,•d dcepl\' indebted.
Deeply indebted, det•ph mdet ply
debted.
Jndu~try finnnrc~ what bnngs it
profit.
Curt·er tramin~ tratn keep
truining train loads of future in·
duHriaht~t ...
Corporate enterprik incto!'<IUnUI'I
~hh corrUtll gon·rnmt•nt i nut
"free" entr.rpri e.
Freedom it~ a word thai mutt lw
put in quotc:b thc~e day
(I am mereh reciting nt)
le on&-
1 wu lthen t;ort of u clrnn
\ iew of nthlctic.t~
:ll'o told by u faggot mull' nur t-,)
Non-frc..-c enterprif.l• itS cirt•pl)
indehtecl to a non-free:, untJrmo.
• erattc proc:~~
( Pr(){'r like n mnchint•:
fl'cd in thu monr•v, ft•t•d in •
the fiOWt•r,
feed in tlw indu try, npN!lll'
by tlt..-mi litur),
owmn~t the ne·w , pruj!'rnm tlw
voter~,
gi"c puppet convc~tion ••.
QUt come 1 ht· prc~ 1tlc~nt likr
a brand-nt•w cor )
J'm !llad Jerry Baum 1• hl"rc!!
~{) l'ducatilll\ wa "in pitt! or· i
yuurs. Mr. \Vhih~ appnrt•ntl)· "n
flTIJt!Ut'l or'. For this hnpp) uptinn
I wn inth•bt.ed tn J•·• n Bourn.
Somcdoy. dumpc•rl on till' t~log
heap of the Amrrir·a Mol'l1ine
( imply unable to achirvc• man· lllllll)' lu ptu llti)IUIIOO WittiOtill
Tht• propn~olt~, nll faculty ~en
t•rah'd, rnngc frnm th .. toitl to
tht· ,. citinglr rndical. "hnt ''
nl o t•xciting is th~: manner in
\\ hkh tlw committct·'s finn I pro·
po!~ul "ill be t·noclt•d, n proct'~c;
which Jormnnlc" 1 he ~lutJont~ to
tl11· hu~tc fJIII'~llon of the cam·
pu~ hudl(t'l, pt·r-.onel. curriculum
nncl ( onll' could nrAue) 1nter-vir,
u procr ' which lundA ll~d£ !rom
tlw t~ingulor potcrnnl pace of
our pn·sidt•nt in the form of urbi·
lrttr)', top.Jo.hnttom uhimatumi~m.
To unrlr.rctanrl '~hat i ... ~oin~ to
hnppt•n to the finnl propMnl, lt·L
u~ rl'flt·ct ,, moment on thi
"ne~" gm·c'rmnenl and its nat urc•
of po\\'«•r. The Cnhinct ho" cqunl
r«'llfl' ·ntation for ull thrt·t• com.
munity ~t-el ion~, hut they ha' c no
volin~ pn~cr . The ju~ti{kntion
~ne along the line tltnt \!nting rc•.
quire onc· to takt· n :otand on nn
i uc, a ~tnnd ,.,hich mo.v lend to
hard f,·r.lin(t5 Clr the like on the·
pnrt 11r tho'c \\ ho Jo~t. The final
e•nhincl rlt:CI"ICJn i.t'. Howard's
In\' tic. llllr• uy-and.of thumh, will
bt• rt•uuhcd h) n non-vnting con.
't n u~, n putt•rnnli<~tic divino·
tion of tlw "real'' con'Seni'Us anrl a~nlf ir.llfle'c, rc al Rlll pnwo
"hl'ft• i~ tht•rc• pnrtnt'r~hip in
ut utiun·! Till' c.•ntirt• e nhin
c\f'tt tlw wn > it wu~ oUcrcd
tlw (ur.ult\ for nrpru''"l on a take.
thi., nr-~c t-nothing hu ie, i
fumed light!\· with tht• nmu
M'IIC«' of crt•clihilit) gnp "hirh
rounclcrl tlw com pll! lu I
,.Jwn till' faculty wu told
tightt•n it lwh!l, the colll'ge
in tht• dt•t'J' red, t•lt·. ond
!il:& Inn incrc·n t'~ \H'rt' the word • thl' dn}. ,\nd lo! this term dinA
in the "~unde .. t" t~hnpc .
Thr. irn plirul ioM n( I hi!! type
Jllll ic.) .muldng cnu~t· one• to ·1•'"'1
in woml.-rnu•nt. Tlwv hrin~ to
Cot' II' tlull wav«·ring 'I Ill On
EDtJf \I 101\i '~hot it could m
untl "'hnt 11 n·qlllre• to rem
'tnblc• \ ltbt•rnl uurl free corn put
here '\o Eltlt.'riclge Clc•ave;r t'O~
truwr ~v hcrt•, Eitct•pt that J
(Rcagun) llo,,urd did tq to ~to;
tltt• m imc troop
( \1 hom i IH' prntccting hcrl''!}
1\ 11oint c.1n he rt•udll'd ( ancl
think it hns) ,,ht•rt• prude
tru .. rec·.alnmni pnlitir.
.. nd,; in it~t·ll rntlwr
tnnl for et!ucntionnl Aoal.mnl.
,.\!1 long n~ no rlwr.k or
!lll<'t'" ~i~t in tlw cnhinct ~o\C
nwnl, ns lung a.~ I ht• ~over
n•moin"' not unl} rer~onnl
r'eJunlly arbitrary. U" long a<~
[orrnution nf t·ommitt<"eo; nn
tnillt·t·~ ic: ll"t•el 11~ o Jlar.ifit·r,
n lon~ B" tlw fucult\ contin
to rt•!lignt•tll) chnnt foint "nmc
to ntlmuu tlation lurl
mnf.(t<' tloc•, n .. tudl•nt rrally
un 1 rt"cnur~e· hut to kccJI bent
hi ~kin lt'"' drum?
more community forum
hood US,\ as n red-bloodt·d CM·
trait· killer), l will \Hite an epic,
and, thank to J ern Baum, I m\ • . .
-df will be the lwro.
P. : 75 per cent of Am<'rica i"
compu ••d of \\ \ ~P or PIG~
( Polic•· In Ght'tto I. In trus H'n'c
I fct I thut Jerry llaum' :;upport
of the ~D'i trikt-hnrdl) amounl·
c·d In u tc:lhng blow to the tough
moral and fil'cUl fahnc of
\rnl'W'O
Lynn .\. Onrror.h
Clnsc of '69
:\lctnbt•r, Lewi nnd Clnrk'~o
:-ecret underground '1gurbBAe
cnlle~;•" ( tuelt•nh of whirh,
nmonp; nthtor uhvur.,ive • acllYltll .. •,
e:lll off the lwh ut Sngu ).
Rebuttal
In Rc·buttnl To An Alumnoe:
It is true thut tiH· United tult' •
11~ Wt•ll 1113 I.e~ is & Clark Cotll'gt•,
hn to a large C).tcnt been huih
upun lht• h•nrnt« of the free cnll'f·
pri&t· >"I em. That liiYlltem hn
Hruwn ttimultnru:oush \\-ilh tlll'
icJl'n nf n frt•c "ocicty. But thi:.
u•lution11hip luu lwen ont' nf
c•IH•ck untl hulunce·• lltld whurt'
the ~rrTd of rh•· t;Upntili 4tic ult~al
hue cr ··ntt~ci intolt·ru hle condHionft
in our unci y tl1t~n the right to
rh f'nt hn he en tlw tool I o cmn
hut ~ud1 Jlcr tmiJ,.o 1 twer bt>o runt·ll
To orne· il mu)· br. thai the pa
tt·nl ach•i tnlf t~f other. lo not vote
in o nullnno I t·lc·ctmn i on act
hnordumv on tr••a11on I, for ont·,
cnn ielt·r ,uch an acllon to h•· thnt
of .1ctin til· •nt.
J •·rn Huum il) un ur.tiviet for
anrl in the• human cttndition. Tu
know n true uarhrr i to knn~ thi man. lt i~ not nece~st~.ry
agrct• '\ ith him to It 1rn from 1ur
IIi ri~ht to octivt•ly cJis,.cnt
nny j IIUC Ill' 1011}' deem imnnrl
t·nnuj;!h to l'O rio must bt• n•n•uu1
~unrclt·cl nnd mo«t particnlorl)
tlw collt·~t· community . 1t i<~ in
ri~ht hl di-•c·nt thnt idcns
ln·t•h ir11t•rd1ungctl, tllll .. off
ing an) studt•nt the opportunil
of 11rnvm~ ut o conchr!
thcruughly prto cntccl and ar.,...,..,.
I wt, n u "ffdel). wt•rc to
lmualh C't(JlllllJtt' from uur prt
tnrt thost wuh \1 hom ft.,,
mnn) mny not u.l(rce, our It
would t'R"Ih prt•c·cdr nur rlt•clir
I£ tlu'r• i• ont ri~thl thut ""
1\no\\ ingh d~t•IIAh, 11 i the
to tukt• nny position we
nt·u.. It} to 'Ill tnkc.
'\o mw, nut t'\ \'n alumnae.
tht wi .. cJCim tu pot<"e"l' uh"'•l
ri~dtlt·nu'nl' •
Rt nil\ Burnt:~>
( )a .. s of '65
'\orthwc •o~tl'rn chon)
u( 1.4~
Clu ~ of '70
pioneer log
Officiul (lllhltcollon of the r\ ,1}
ciutcrl Studc•nt nf I CWII'
( lurk Collt•vc·, 0615 "· W Pa
lint· Hill Houcl Portland OH
97 J5'l Puhl1"ht•d twit c• week
elunn..-the l'hnnl Vt'llf h,
Puhla lunJ! ( u "'''""nd
pu tJgt )lnicl nt Pnrtlnntl,
FIH'l OH Alirt• 1 •. C
~1unu~;inJ~, Eclitor Julie Pen·
,\ch e·rtj in f.!, :\1 gr llon 1
J\dvi ur Gal Jenk c
iPlac
Thr Pln1
,., t'l
tltt· '
• II) lilt
The Whi
school com
sity of ~cv
rcpre~<'nt
\pp~)jntrncl
mode ir
Student"
Scie1
Spea
Dr. l'aul
• nm111 nt ,
D«'.
medtal
It lCe
nnd
cell~. :>~
1ugnr
11rove(
llt'D.r.JUOg f
rr~ruclu
and
\"ard ... ,
He has 1
rohl.:-m-. o
• rm
~eln 1 llDCIII"
in 111
red on
fhOWfi intCI
can
C4>ncq
oppur
petllri ty
Clurk
While :.t
"> tb • lint vet
n
e.;oolution
01' il. 1'1
In tho
li«Jrr of
rs
eles~ dia.
l £im hin1
:ramp an~
>wever h~
help give
·ked a re-
ot won by
Fix hod a
1.elped J C
1dard (7),
12), rookf
:>b Byerly
(23) und
the other
~on thil
~en typical
•rent !\Q\1 ~•d
'\ 11 bi~t e{.
a~ the big
fth for the
~~ rnce ol
t of John'~
neltt c.1·
1:1k forward
e!lcribe thit
;oach feeb
good sen·
David ond
nect would
the cakt: •·
Fix hns a
1968 team
team wath
.ner" into a
ny other in
~n JS over.
stival
ector
Director of
Tk Colle((t
> Petaluma
1hank"givinr.
~d a work·
choral (e, .. tt·
ade up t·o·
om position~
, oJl.Clnntm
cted.
1ccur on tht
ec 1. AJJ ol Z ' aap.
a e
11) Rod Pulliam
Hight tim; mnnwnt in Rtrkclc•y,
CaJHurniu, II IICW )j[,. tyl1• It, Jw.
jug c•r~•atc•d . It all ,;turtc•rl n fc•w
y•;anl ~go wht'n thi' l'..pi"copol
Church ""krcl un E(li cnpnlinn
clt•n•·un, Hir.hurtl \ ork, to RO out
into thtc ~tn·c•t tu p:IV( lwlp und
. ath ico to all the pt·nplc cu U~:d
I I . " '' UJII'It'!\ •
c.rudunllv. what startrd out n
just 11 ~rvicu fnr pcol'lt• who
ncrddl rnunt'), rlothin~t unci fond
tUOll.'(l intn whut i known ne the
f'n·,.. Church. It now offc•r more•
thnt ju 1 mBif•rial lwlp, it offt•rs
6piriuanl lll'lp ,, wt•ll.
Richnrd York ·xploin~cl thnt the
hi11 comrnunit) 5oon lwgnn to u k
· I "I t J " quc~taon~ ,, mut t ac t•a , c••us.
• • 'J'hr: next tc•p wus to metatute
.. ,.XJtl·rimc·ntnl wor hip hnppcn·
ing '' unci thc· Sunda )' Oihlc clo!s
hr·cnmc known a the ""pirituol
rap clllsll." York "nid thot he hl··
~an ttl cli~covcr a new me<~ n~c.
11 nc·w iclculnt,t~ runnm~ through
tht• Gospc•l.
Thi lll'W idcolo~} terms Chris
tianity (J!i a nc•w wur of life ond
not u o r..tigion. Frccnom is tlw
m11 t intc•grnl port of thi nc~
Ji(p 'I lw Frrc Chu rr.h jo; not
'do&<d in it m~mberl!hip like:
orne nf tlw rnnjor religion lO·
1 do} Yorl.: c· plaincd thnt nn} on •
i wckomc:cl nne I 1 hat J c•w i ... h pco
'pic oft,.n ottcnn the Free Church
I ond r' en rt·cc•h ,. communion .
I The new life ~tylc· nnd it. ori·
gin thou"nntl of y,.u rs u~o when,
u York tlc·"crihc it, "the Cue·
var 1 o( J cru"'ulc·m came upon the
ccnc• to lihcro11· the Jev. i-.h pro
J,.tiJrtnt,"
Till' world .Jc;;u live in woe di·
videt! into two ~rcllon", ''the
1\ mgdom of God anti Tim. World.
'oak I'XJIIuin thot our world l"
dh1dt•tl into the ~am~ two scc
tiun~ hut totluv they hove cliHc.•r·
cJll titl•'"• Tht•) or<• now the "lib.
crotrd zone" anrl the• "occupied
lt•rrllorv."
1 tr.~ li!J,.ralt'cl 1.0nc• i character.
iud h)' tilt' tcm:hing o( Chri ... t, of
l!nc frt•t•dom and non·\ iolenrc•,
Titt' oc-cupied tcrritory i chnr.
oct rued hr 'iolcnre, hate and
cxpl11itn tjon. Accord in~ to York,
llr!!anitc cl rcli~ion hn!:i alway:-.
t1UI tn tlw m.m ~(We rning
the •1ccupicd turitory."
) 11rk dahorutcd that religion
:ha• "Jiirituulilt'tl .til rlu: tt•.nching<>
, uf Chn ... r, that "Chri.,t rea lh
dicln't llll'Un whut ht ~aid... But,
Yurt feel" that wht:n Chri'lt .-aid
"Ulc •·•I ur..:. the:. poor,'' ht: n·nlh
nu•nnt it. (hn"t didn't mean
"Ole 'l'd ort• the; poor 111 spirit,"
hut bit.: •eel IHl the real iU-fcd,
ill-rlotht·tl pour of 1111 y,orld
Ghnsl cnllt•tl for help for the ... c
poor Ynrk "-tatt•cl that Chri t thd
c.J 11 for week I) rnf!t•ling... of
''ludit•s' pt UH'r dub," but for i choiT!I rmlr
or lndie to go out into the
c.JtH to, and I!O uut into th•· ... rrcc•t
t•rott~t "nr. Ql'liC
m Sot rrlttt
e5tivnl
~30 p.m.
on Saturday
l of the dl·
liscussion ol
~chniqueA.
~1
bi.s id!!B&
Ill nnd
audience in
erol hymn .
or~o n nc
empho iu
lhlic Sc~tnot
~vera)
lurch chol:n.
lll!IOrship
;ollege Chou
, MllTeh 15.
sr1ring tour. grOU;(H
) ork call the· Frt>c ChurC"h the
~l'"r••n••'l\t•d church.' fhc job u( the
rl'rlP"'t:d chur.•h i .. not to be mere.
Tea Party Slatt>d
All hi,.tnr\ 11111 jor .1ncl woulrl·bt
hi&tuq rtl(l jor un· ill\ tlt·J 11.1 .&n
inforlll,ll ll'U JIUrl\' at thr '~"I
I'OC' ••I Dr No!'ratolluh Hu,sekh,
0'111() '-1 W lith (h tv•·, un ...,untlu y.
~0\ '' '· from 'i to ') p m,
I Ill' put'"' ,. of thi11 gt•l·tOjll'tlwr
'" Jlf<l\ iclr• lln "l'fl•lrlumh Cor
tltc1~ c· inh·rt·~h'cl in hi .. tun· to
1111"'' •nu· bt·llt• r unpa n intctl, Tht'rc
will l11• nu fnrmul prngrum.
\II tu•r CJJIS n••,.clmJ; ritlt• huuhJ
10 tlw {runt nf Tcuapleton Corn·
m•!ll HI :i p.m. l'rnn portutiun
1 II Ill' provitlc•rl. ly nnothP.r organiTJllion of pt·opl•
dropping out, but un orguniwttnn
of ftCOJilc droppin~ in. Tht! J· rr~,>
Church rnusr mnvc• hnr k into the
n.•llg:iout~ 1cent, which rnl'nnn that
r•n on<' 'llrl'l~l rorner you ~thou ltl he
uhlr to fand a J· iret Bnptiat Churrh
und in rho• nt·xt blnck you !!lwnlcl
lw obit' to find u Fr1•o• Church.
The rc:n••wc:d church mul\l bun tn.
gt:ther, l''tnhli"h u r:omrnon ideo
logy, Ju:rform tlw Mcrament and
disa <.ociute tht·m •·lvt·s with "tlw
man."
.According to York, Gorl ia
change:, lov'· i change, flw life
anti te<tchin~ of 1' 11 were• rnrJi.
cui change<. which mu 1 till he
carritcJ on tudn \. Tlu11 i whul tlaf' •
Fr~,. Church m1·11n wh1:n it cay.!!,
'''l'hc libc·ruted Tone iR ot hund,"
Rook Women
Catch Passes
Fre hman girls wm bl': rAJt<:h·
in~ o rliCrer•·nt kind of JIILS thi11
"'aturc.lo) . At 2 p.m .. two (ro h
team will cquare off {or four
quarter" of powderpuff l•>othall.
Admi "ion to th~ ~arne i11 only
25 ccnt.s-a .. rnnll um l() pny for
watchincz a quad of l.C \"ttf'Sily
gricldcr: ref 22 muddy ~irlc. 'lltc
gum.. "ill be• r:onduc ted accord·
ing to intramural rult·s.
\" nn e.xt ru I n•nl, tht• rook cia"
j, providing u hcvy or hruwney
men to e:(hort their lwautic:s un
to victory with spirill'd du:er.
leuding-roh!
Term Package
Being Planned
Wantl'd-12 to 15 tudcnt!\ in·
tcre ... ted in an t'Xfll'rimrntal
"package'' (or winter term.
Thi... new and diff,•renl np
proarh to 5cheduling woulcl Jlt•r.
mit the !ltudenl to en JO~ ·~ten·
.. ivc field triP" (lt'rl inc•nt to 1:0r h
of the three cour~;r: uHercJ
\' orld Rellftlons (I lu!!bimoto ),
l)tnte and \lunictpul Go,crnment
( Balmt>r) and Race nnd Ethnic
(,roup... l Drew )
Tlte packugc WU~> or iginnll)·
plannccl •o thot cuch of the tllfcl!
rour~· ... woulcl run for thrt·e ami
• 1 ho.H weP.ks. However, nnd thn·t•
profe "Of" rl'ali:r.t•d thut thit<
''oultl eliminnte nll o~t111Jents \\hn
had other rcquirt·mcnt .. tu fiU or
"ho were not interc,tc•l in 911
I hn·~ C'Otu: ... c-;.
,\, o rc-.ult, the thrt•e CQtJrM:"
v.ill now run con~ c·uthcl), ~1\·
in~ all student" 1111 opJlOrtunit to
takt• om one or all thre!' of thc·m.
fhc three c·uur t"'t will bt· roordin·
.ateci !!41 that ~tutknt tuking th<'
ruckagc \\ill he ohlc to go llll thr.
field trip "iahout interrupting
their ~ch.:c lu I•· .
T entutivt• plan!! lnr Field I rip
inr:luclc -c\ era I tl.t) in S.1lem,
Oh mpiu, und Virlurin, D.C., with
rlw Oregon und \'('a hin~tun lr•gb·
luwrt:.. and llrtll h C.Plumhio' &
p!uliumcnt, a Wt't'J. lnntt ''a"h·
rum" ( -pirituul rtll rc•a I .md nw.Jj.
tation on llindu philot10pln I nt the
\'cnd11nta C··nlt'!T. Jlurtluntl untl
field t• ip:-and work -.hop~ in tht•
ghcttot!s in rurul. urh.nt nnd rc·~
••rvot iun l!cttinws,
~tudcnts \~i hiug mort• infc•rmu·
tiun till thi progmm hould cuu.
tuc•J un~· ol th~ thn·c prole <oUn\
imoh cd, bdort• resi~trution . • 1oneer lewis
and
clark Lr.ur11 nnrl C/nrk r ollr.gr. -l:.slnb/iJhr.d 1867
VoJ. XXVII. ;-\n. 13 Portland. Oregon Frid:l), No\cntlJf~r 22, 196A •
Ho\Vard's Convo Discusses Issues;
Faculty Reaction Negative on 4--1--4
J\mid discu ion o{ n \'llri~ty of
ubjt~ls in thr. Presidc:nt'IS. ns em·
hly ",.<Jn,.!duy. Pr • ident John R.
llr•wnnl and Denn Lewis J\, Thay
er rcport••d the 4-1-4 plan hn re
ceived n ncgnti\>c reaction among
faculty nnd tu•lent anrJ predict.
••rJ it will not ht• in!lti~uted neJ~t
year.
In rl'llflOnllc In ol qul:~lion Cf)Q·
•·r·rning tht· prot•o•,.d (lrogram,
Prcsirlrnt llnworcl I"Ornpored it to
thr. two semcst••r y11tc:m in opcr·
ation prior to }1')63. commenting
"lr fall t;omewhc r" in-hetwcen
what we were and what "e are."
llr. alllo c'\plain,.d difficulti~ in
uch 11 major changeover are
hound to occur, and that the exal"t
content of the one month ''win·
t••r im" p•·riod in January i!i :~till
OJit'!n to f)IIC~tion,
Dean Thn) cr further em·
pho~<ized the presencr:: of unc-er.
taint)' of "winterim.. plan... also
rt!veuling that "Rcspon~ from
the fncult to the whole plan ha\·e
lwcn olmn t uniforml) nc:gativt!."
Explaining thnt departm«:>nt choir.
men ha\·e gathered reactinnc
from tnH prnfc .!l~r~. Dc.1n Thay
t·r uttrihuu:d the negative rc·
spun~ to the newne•" of the idr.t~
anc.l fnculh t:oncem o\ er con.
tmctiw tudr.nt use of unsched·
ulc.-cl "•·•lnt'!'da)8.
Jlccaul!(• of tlte negative re-
5JIOn'-e De11n Thayer predicced .. 11
i!i probnhh ~fe to SS) we wilJ
l'Ontinue with the 3-3 calender for
another lt>ar:· He further noted
km•wn ~tudent r..: ponse l1a" b~n
generally negative.
Reacting to the que,tion of wh)·
Communit~ C1bine1 i held in
clost:d !\~ ion. Prc:-ident Howard
outlined the ha-.ic rurpo~ of tbe
cabinet, tntinj: "The c.'lbinet i..,
un :uh i on to the prc:!iidcnt and
i., nn &:Hurt I<> bring greater in
\oh •·nwnt." ~otmg that the cab·
Reed to Host
New Politics
Thr Ore~on Council for ;-\ew
Politic will hold n plannin~ con·
\cut ion on Saturda', No\, 2·1 at
R··ed College.
The c::onH:ntion will beltin HI
nonn nntl c•nd lll'Jlto'\:ima tel) h
hour luh·r. Th.·re "ill be thr•·e
'~ork,.hop , including. "Scope and
nnd Purpo"C of tlu~ Organiz.l·
tiun ", ·•Prun• .. ee of Political
l.hnnge" .mrl "•\ Hi liar ion."
Pc·oplr: \lo ho fl'lJpondetf to thto
lie:\\ politicc of the ~kCurtb\
eumpttign in Ort.'gon and to the
liberal i!l8uc• of hi, und other
\lumpuign!l, huH~ {elt u n~tl Cor
u \"nntiuuiu~ orjZanl/.ttiun in Ore··
~oton lu imrlemt>nt the: nc\\ •I\ le
ol ,,,,Jitic'.
\ ll mL"('I in~.!! will taJ.:e 1'1:-tr.e in
!Itt' lotgc• !;' mnno;ium uf Rce.l
t''ollrgc, 3103 ~.E. WooJ t()('k,
l'hol'4' l.r\\ i.. nntl Clurk tuJent
\\}Ill 11•'t'tl r iJe,., .. hou let mt.'«'t in
(r,.nt of l'empleton Cullege ft'n•
t••r on aturduy at II :30. int'l aft u link in formulation of
mnjor poli•·y ,Jed ion~ running
through th•· pre5idrnt nnd IJQortl
of Tru tee•, he ac•trt~ .. Di•cu •
ftlon ut th,. Ctlmmunit) Cnbin•·t
1""''1 muet bt· dfic;i,.nt," nnd that
orwn henrin~ prrcluclrcl udt ef.
fir. i,.nr.y.
L'loting that Log and K l.C rep·
rt!!cntntives ore invtted to the
r.a!Jinet ~'""iona, Praid~nt How.
ore! aid eturll'nt on rhc cabinrt
haw~ un ohlilfutiQn In ~e thnl
there i gt>nrrnl tud .. nt invnh·e· ment jn parur.ular quf!!tionl! un·
rJer con id,.rnuon by the Cabinet.
r\ que.r:y wai'O rmr.-o...d conc~rning
ho"' the compo uion of thr cab
inet i" cJ~tl!rmincd. Tb,. Prl!tlideru
explaun,.d hi respon•thility endr:d
in anforming th,. tudent Hod)
President and Faculty Council
tbnt aix tudent• and h: focult}
members are n•·cded. After thn~
it i• th.-rN~pon•ibility of the lU·
dents and ~;tudent g""e.rnrnr·n t to
d,.t,.rmine the m•!tbotl nf el,.r.
lion.
Just Five Years Ago
bv 1\tn Cuno
Ju-t five ~ear ago Nt:w York
St.Jic \\ n in the final tage:! u{
converting tel thl' .. new math."
~tud,.ntc in our !Chool w,.rc trug
~lin~ to gra p the ne"' technique
11~ were rno t of our teacher •
Summ,.r'~ lingering hold on u
had d.i nppcured ancJ in latt" No
vember we Wt!re nlre,a,J) ~nled
into :m eilduh-p•nr cyde of
fivt· day&wcekend-fh·e days-wt'ek·
end.
S<:hool Wll!. humdntm, but a
fact of life, lik~ thl! <"olored leaves
outside• or the other momin!!'Q
fro~t. So we "'"Ill at it. and looked
forward to ·naan~ lllvtng.
"\lath 81\. Te 1 '\o, 22. 1963.
7th period. Rend ·hr followin.:
question" r.nrefulh. and an~wer
in the pac• r•ro..-ided. Orawin~
required for ~o.S and No.6.'' Set
theor). Compound set -l.'ls that
coincide. Set and linear equo·
t ions x equals yn plu 2.
Th•· intercom sputtered on. th""-n
off. then nn ugain, ..... th•· gov.
c:rnor "'"!! t~hot ••. 5C<'ret 6en·.
icemen jumped c.n the President's
tar and it ped oH • • • •• We
lookeJ nt each other. the ... peaker
in th(' cdling, an~i our teacher.
She lte .. itatt~, tbt:"n louchc:d a but
ton on tbe. wall m..rked "call".
"~mcthing camt over the p.n .
.. , ,tern I'm not urc . • . ''
"\\ e tltink thc.rc'5 been an at·
trmpt to nssa"~inat•• the Prcsi·
J, or. We're putting radio bruad-
h .. ca ts •n er t e p.n. ~ tem.
The broaden 1 .:ut in, telling U"
that the Pr~iden t hafl ind~:ed been
~hot , an.! that ruli• e "'ere chas
ing a su pectecJ niper. Our teach·
er "'a tunn~d: he ecmcJ to
forget the cia and at cJown lo•t
in her O\\n thought On the black
hoard nenr her w11 a bi.,«ted
i"O!ie.••lr.., triungh•, rendered htlJK:-
1~~ h oh tr~ct h) l'\~roJ bullet
ontf ,, •I> mg prc:5i1fenL
The hroadc•n t ~untinued. •tu·
tlt!nl!l "Pilllh~ into the! building'
hull!)o, 11 rro,,d o{ f 1\'t> .mcl high.
Jlit.•ht•rl ~oiccs.
1: "'I a ht>nr?''
:!: "\ euh-\\'m, !"
3: •• \w, hr houltlu' be••n !Sltol
hd(lfl' "
I "'h.uiJupf'
f:tthth JH'rio,) wa re t<r\ ed for
~t•11h hn II und acth iu~. and the
uffice ,J,.m·e<l the Jl,a. '"'lt:m c~·
c:ept (nr l,_lCI.'n tuuul buiJ,.tin". \
k~" of u "''''~ fortunott• enough,
hu"c'cr, to b~long to the Elet Ironic~< Club. We m••t tltnl Jn, in • th,. .. chop"' nnd li~tened to n half.
di •ect<:d radio connected to an
ocillator, a device •hc.wing !Ound
"B\'CS on a creen. " e Nt and
li•t,..ned faednated, and watch~
the O<:ill.ator· dancing gre,.n lin~
Right ~ . tate1nent
To Be Pre"' nted
The R ittht nnd Re pon ibilities
llt.atcmen t will be forged into u
cohesive polir::y statement in prep.
aration (or its snbmic-..ion to the
Boo.rd o{ Trustee: Jan. 6, 1'169.
,\ctin~; upon tht• totemenl io a
clo~d meeting vdll be o commit.
lC"' of i-c &IUdent , thret'! facuh}
memberc. and two admini,muor
along "ith the acad,.mlc affnino
:md .. rodent affu.i~ suhccnnrnit
tc~ o£ the Board of Tru tee:~.
The outcom,. of the effort<. by
the thrft' committee "iU marl; the
end of modification" that b g~~n
lMt ummcr when Kent Hnwle •
clean o( "tud,.nt5. re\ised the
tatemenL to makt' it pe ificall
npplicable to Lewis and Clark. On
L'\o,. 13 it undern ent further modi.
fication~ in general hea.rmg nnd
todav the lut re\illioo before • prc3entation to the Boon! will bt'
mode.
us flicks
by )a~TV.s Cicarelli
Thi~: w«kr.nd, Richard L~tu'
Howl Won The War will be ho\ n
in E\'lln Frida) and 'Jlturdu\
ni~ht al i and 9:30 p.m. Thi Ulm
i a curiou "JlOO{ of mova,... "'hich
tend to romanticize war. t time'5
it i" almn t 5acrdagiou'!.. 5(1 much
~· that w Britain it "'"ll~ r~in·d
~itb a" much enthu<.ia;~m 11!1 wen:
the fir t \ -2 ro~kct • "urld War
It "u Briuun' fine 1 hour. rt"
member.
~undoy night there "ill l~t: 11
m•nie: I think. \ctuall) 'ou'n:
all \~ondering what huppeoctl to
11.11 ntrtom' of a Matna~t' and
o ar~· '~ • The film neH·r orriwd
IUld in it" J•ln. t> Rr.d /)t<.(t•rt.. ori~,t·
malh ··ht"dult!t.l for tha • uudi.l •
w us hO\\ II. W'hot mm "iU hr
b.," n thi" 'umfa, night 1 mlJ 1
m~ ten lllld the ('ulltu 1 rt, • Committee apologiz.~ for thi,.
tate of nfhur Rl'">t uc;;ur.-d a
ftlm ,,m be.-,ho,•n. (KI• .. iluh AM
aJonn Q/ a 1tarnnF<'. hut JUiJb
nbh not. -• PION E.ER LOG N m c.m hu ?.2, I fJflK
LC Pioneers End Season 6 ~ 3;
Defensive Play Highlites Year
''Our ph) C'rs gn,·c II" all the
d~ ire. effort and hu tic: wr 1 ked
for," said coa<lh Fred \\ il"on 10
looking bad; m·c-r n .. ucc( !iful b
nnJ 3 ~aeon.
"The' ne'er let u~ down, not
one bit; nnd thnt i~ '' hnt ou
are Wtlrkin~ (or."
Thrcx factor"' Jlrevented the
Pion~n. from ha,ing a better
'<'&r. '''\\ e were incun!l~tent on
oHc.n~·· ec Jtl:sint•il thr. head ml.'n•
tor. ·•w c thought ''><'~ '' ould b~ due
to inc JW'ricnce on the Ir'Ont lint'."
Also, the tr.am (ailed to come
ur "'ith the big pla). "The lo~t
two ·ear "'e did. Thi~ ycsr '' e
did not. It b that simple," said
Wilson.
\nother tcn~on can lw ~tat~d
imph ll" "thr'! ball i oblong nnd
take,. {unn' b.1unct!& \\ c: ju t
didn't gc:t the b<lunn: • l am not
6a in~ thnt Willamette j, not n
linr. tum and not the bc"•t." ob·
en cd the· coocb, "but thcv got
fin• bounc thi ) car and thc:y
"'on fh • J;ame for them."
ln Ja .. t "'~tturday' lo"' to ~mta
Clara, tht~ factors aided the Rrom·oo< in the•ir "in tht'ir ~c-hc.·d·
nit, tlwir .. pring prnctic~•· nnd
two or thH·c.• cllll"tllnding pln) Pfo;,
"I Jll'f"(llllllly Jon 't think thut
m·c•rall the\ nn• " ht•ltt•r t••am
tltnn wt• ntt''', :1icl \~ 1l >(111, "Hut
Jlllt tho t' tltrt'•' fnr tor tngt'thl'r
nnd thot i "h ''" Joq,"
~nnt.1 Clara protc·ct• tl .1gnin"t
tltcl rn " rn h 't•r "~·ll noel ,., ··n
the l C rcd.cJng C\uuldn't brc•nk it
dm•n. ••Thi.. "o he<:ausc the\
had .. prins prnrtirc to rcnlh ''ork
on this nn•a."
~\nothcr rcn"on (or the lo"'"
\\U~ ant a Clara' nubtnnding
qunrterbark and plit rnd. ·~rhe'
"'''re bc•tter thon whnt ~t ilrt:. oc·
cu,hmuo:d ltl fadn~" "nttJ Wil<~on.
Out .. itlr tlw 20 yartl ltnc the
Dronc·o mnw,d at \\·ill. Out fh~
tirnt' tlw l,ionei'r defen t' topped
t llt'm in "ilh• the 20. "The\ .i \lilt
c·ouldn 't mOH' the bull in o tight .. llft'Jl.
Tilt· I c'" is und Clnrk ddt·n .. e
hn .. ht•en tlw strong point or t.hc
tt•ntn all ) I'..Ut. Hr. fore tlw llront·o
game, tht•\ ronkc.-cl ,.j,th in the•
natiun in total defense.
*BIG*
STAGE SHOW
JULIUS WECHTER
AHO HIS
BAJA MARIMBA
BAND
* GEORGE KIRBY
* THE
NOV. 26-DEC. 1 • COLISEUM GOLD DIGGERS
~u' ember 22, 1 ~H)8
~t:OOa .m.-I:OOp.m.
in the
C<)LLECE
BOOK fORE
Vt:R 'liN \\'oii.THt cao~
a Trained College
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 SHIPMENT "Our ddt'ttl't' hM the• :-;c•ccmd
ht•"t recurd in tht• hi!llon· or thl'
I t•Wt!l nntl Clark Jll ugnm1," "0 id
Wilson prollcll). Jack Des Bouillons, editor
•
"This '" n trihntf• to the• 0\11·
~tunclin~ "nrk of clt•fen>~ht• cnnc-h·
e Del ~nut It lint! De .10 St•mpcrt.
1 hty han dont ,, trcme ndou
job."
Another a"'"Ct to the roaching
'taff ha" been tht• adelition nf
\lit' lt•r Hr.rgcrt, backfi,•M co:~ch.
.. " t. havt' been nhlc to u•c more•
Jwop)c thon t•\er lwfun·" nid
\\'il'-(ln, "ju"t bc·cnuo~e• ~lickc•) hns
bet:n helping out." Tip .. off Tourney Awai
Anxious LC Hoopsters
intra murals
b, l.arn Sattu
I.c.-ogue ll'luler• ~uppor tN· ond
Tlu:to Clu {e II to their oppotll'n l$
la"'t week to rrcorc n thre·c• woy
tic for fir .. l plncc in tht 1 nt r11
murnl standing,.
Frida)', tht' Sup(lortt•r~ lo<~t n
-qu~akt!r to thb .. psrill'tl <;. U' 32
to :n. mo\ing SAE into a lie for
fiN.
Tite
Como.:
dentli, sam~ afternoon
forfeited to the the Phi
I ndepen.
The next moming, PE ro•~ to
the occa~io n and bla~ted PH'' inu•·
1) unbeaten Theta Chi 28 to 6 in
a one "ided f,!Gmc. In tlw &•t"nnd
game ur the day the Phi Com"
Cor!citw to Lnmbdo.
.Mondn\ afternoon Theta Clu •
~ U!> knocked out o{ the fir•t ploct
rank~ hy a •ound ddent {rnnt ';A E
25 to 11 \t tht:. .. arne ttme tht
o.;UJiporterq ~er<· hu~y domolt•h
tng the Independent .. 52 to 27
With tltrce ~arne dny!' Jdt, till'
league clturnpton~l up will Ill' he
tween <; \ E !:>PE. and th up
porter"
Fix, Dorman
Head for N AlA
Lewis and CJork runner Dove
fL't and 'r~·l Dorm on ldt ) l' ter
day afternoon for Oklahoma ( tl)
and a date ot thc ~\I \ "nt.Jonal
Cro.,!'countn \tee•t 1h1.. 'tYt t•ken.-1.
Fix ond Dorman quulificd fur
the meet h) fsnt~thtng one-two two
wef'k" ago m tlw "i \I \ Oj~o~t net
two <'hampionshsp nl Illuc Lake
U citlwr runner plnce in tlu.•
top fihet'n un \II Amttncnn rnt.
in~ will h•· owurrlc:d Buth f' 1 und
Dorman (Ue hopeful of doing <o.
• •
• \\ tth 1~~ than two week• of
JU tiC lace• lime remaininR, thf'
J.,.,\ i!'l anti Clork bn<~ketbnll team
i!! rnpidl>· Jlfc(lnnng for the.• ~n·
wn clJWncr n~tnin~'<t outlu:m Ore··
gon, Dt•rcmber 5, in the Tip.Qff
Tnurnam1•nt nt olcm.
Ddcn .. e hu.. been the prime':
eonrNn or Cooc.h Dean t;cmpcrt
ond lu 'tJilud :1, prnctirc scs•tons
nn· orwntcd to\\ar,J stopping the
upponent.
l.u!lt r;c~a on, de£cn<~ivc ml~>lakcs
\H'rc co'ltly nnd contributt•d to • tlttt )0 16 rct.ord Howl·ver, the
Ptoncer'IJ hove e-<hjhlted I he dt•·
in· to improve on thi" phase of
t ht· tttmr..
\\ cckly game scrimmage .. have
hccn condur.ted with the prime ob.
jc:cli\t' of each player "lopping
his oppnnt•nt from !'Coring.
Tcnm rebounding ~tbould be n
l.C o;trong point, e~perio.lly dcfen·
h el). l.t.-d by Larry "oms ond
Jim Pt•rnor, the Pione er~ out·rc·
bounded opponcnt.r. tn .. t c;cason.
Tht·"l' two enior", plu" juniort~
I 1m " rJ~tht, '\e.~l Lnthen, Phil
"BJ:.t•nbJn st and .. ophomorc Tom
'11l"cn con be counted on to lead
tlw charge to the boards.
Orten tvelv, LC ha" (ev. que"'·
uonh ~ rvcn of 1 he top eight
.. curer,. hon returned nnd l«) (ur
hn\t' ndJm,u tl 'luitt• well to the
nc" lv anstolled movenu·n t offense.
Pe•rnur und Sam~ both 4Cored
in tlouble r tgurt•ll In "'t year to lend
tht· learn Wright, .Mike Pezel and
l uhcn nvcragt!d nine poin t~ w1th
\\! n~tenb lnt~t averaging eight and
\lark i\1en1e fhc.
Joining \fenze ond Pend ot
guard will be "ophomore Ramlv
'furnrr, junior J1m Richord.,on
unci trun~(c•r Rclt Head.
\l<•o •'XJlt't't•·d to lend their tnJ.
Meeting Set
lntr 1murnl director, Ron Dull,
hn nnnounccd u meetin~ {or a II
team r•·ptt."4. ntuthc-. for Novem·
ht•t 25 dt 3 30 rhc J>UrpU'-t' of
tht:. mcetm~ , ... to ~lc<'l nn nil
stu r tunm
For furtlwr tnformatmn rontact
Run Hull m the athletic-deport
ment
"Your friend for life" Todd V. Wilder
He'~ an cny pt•r,on to talk wllh
And what hl• c.ln tell you about pollcte~
~pec1ally dt·~tgncd for !»enlor~ nnd grad
uate tudcnt~ 1. worth listening to It
c.1n makt· ,1 lot of dlffer«'nce in your
fUIUtt•, r ,Jfk Wllh him whtm he calfs.
ThPrc'.s never .1ny obhgallon ,
BouttrweBteiYJ Uft3 -.
IIIII r.xr CUTIVr IIUILDINC
I'HONI: 12J 5 1'4 enl tn the! vor ity will be frll.!l.t
mt•n Rnml) Uurt nntl Don
bin. Roth '' ork out "ith I he r1
turnt·r.~ nntl npJlcnr capnblt•
~1ving till' tt·oan nddecl depth
Pcrhap01 the ke•y to thiz; v•·Ju'
>~urcc"" will he tilt' ovcrnll ex
icnrc nntl rlt•pth of the club.
lcttc•rme n rrturn and With the·
transfer f:UY~ l ( n ~tron~ nuclcu
\ 11 of the· Jllll)Cr!. mdud ing
two rooks hoH the ollilit) to
lwrformun rc• which should he
JlO!litivc fuctur
Ont• of tlu bij:t hopt·~ gf
tc·nm i~ the complt•tion of
Pnmphlm Sport~ Ccntt•r
will pro\ sdc I C wuh n home
two )cnr>~ of trn,cling to Jack
Hi~th ~chool.
The fir~t home gnmc on the
rampu~> "'ill be u~oin!l t College
Jdnho enrl) in Jununry.
11u:.'<f' Ialli couple of wcck11
ght• Conch ... emprrt the c-·na.nc
to ~tct hi .. troops rend) I .ewi11
Clark lu111 o <~ho t ut the: i\
Conrcn·nce l'rown ond tht pln
'>Cf'fll rend\ to occt•pt the c
ll'n~c . Thi~ could be tht bt~t }
U of W Tourney
Te l"' Grapplers
Prorltre 111 under woy for
thirteen mrmber" of the 1
unci Clnrk "rc..,tlinrt tcum
Pmne('r~ urc <'ompct.itivu in 11
mu11t nil of tht· weight div1 •or
1 hi' venr.
The ytuod I" led hv
encc prrfonnl!r Durr) Clock
1 he: 177 Jho;, du" Clock
elt·r.lt•d t<-arn CllJIInin for the ~
Other returning lettermen
Bill tuart, 152; Tom 'lorth, 1
nntl Jut k l.oumnn, 123
H cod couch Del "mith j., coJJil
in~; on ~ood pcdormoncc'
from four proltli"'inp. ne\\
llt•achn~t thi.. Ji.,t nrc Hoh
160, Do'c Juquu, 167
Bruuu, 191, unrl Jeri) Lu '"""
152.
The Ptont•t•r• firllt
wsll lw Dr•c 6 und 7 in Scutth
thr llnivcr it)· of \Voshsn~tlon
numc:nt.
LOS INDIOS
TABAJARAS
"truo virtuoso\ " Esqu
Saturday, November 30, JOAI
8~30 p m.
Tlckets:$5.00,$4.00,$3.25,$250
Celebrity Attr ICiions
Monoocmonl,
1010 S W. Morrison (21614371 ' I
' Fr~
"1 he
tlnite.l •
gr t:-D I tJa,
probll"m
Or. Rid
political
in hi!ii Tt
i~rn in 1\
The fll
lined six
undr.rtnk
maclr• be
the UJJW
liu:.
Tiae f
rapid no
altrnctint
iFed
Is J.
o~\ wid
rner JOb
cording
fie e.
The• \'
rnnges f1
up. U!st
aJlplican•
jubs.
1bl're
-"Grou
grophcr
aidr. , p
office m
a •i•tant
torinl as
The r1
be gh·cn
plk.ntion
Intern gel
C!rS, the
lUI' JOn
(tc De
No' 26.
Johs 1
do not
chul~d o
est Sen
Manngct
tate nr
tration.
job ~ho
F .. h. 15.
lJpen
ult) met
thr t•qui
• • •
SJIIOII~ II
cultnre,
Uonrd, 1
m' r c:,
• l'l ICC~
fict nr
tic nnd 1
thL• 8uri
Major:
• t!ffiBttc.o;
bioll'lgy,
required
Trainee:
ter•·d th
ifying (<
ployetl
two or
1 ~ible f<J
• •
I Jltlltton.
I
"Man
the of u.s. r.
E.,crcs
on We
r.lft·tor
High
Luthe
dl'llUrt
196'~
Th,•
the! I
Amt>r
will (
&llulen
c.'llt•d
lload. t
•
• a.., ....
~ers
l he frt·'
Dan Rn
ith tlu: r,
:opabll
depth.
thi!'
roll
club. •
~rith the
ng nuclculf
~ludinp:
lit" to gnt
aould he
pe01 of
on of I~
tter wluo
home
to J .... ,.,,..~
on the
College
•
\\ eek11
the
Lewis
• ~orth
tht· pia
the c
It: big \
•n~ for
tilt'
tcum
I
alJ·COil
Clock
Clock
or the '
term en
~orth, I
3.
ith i-. .. mtr.l
once ..
new
Bob
167;
~ J.unsfo
1 chnl
n euttlt
• l.IOJtlOO
!OS
~AS
Eaqutrc
30, 1968 ~0\CillhCt 22, l!lfiR PJO~EER I OC.
Frost Speaks On Urban Problems
l1) Ran fulliom
"Thr. urbnn problem of thr
(fnite•l Stoll'"' hnvt lwrnmc: "o
,;rr•at tluLI WI ITIU I 'IOIW thl'!ll'
prctblt•rn or ~o unrlcr " So !!puke
Dr. Hirhnrd Fro"'· rrofc,.sor of
rolitirul t~dt•ncc at Heed Collc~te,
in hi ru1· duy lt~cturc on "Urban .
A . " j~m 10 llll'rtrn
Th• fnrmc·r nut.ionul thrf.'('tor of
lined ix prngrum11 which mul'll be
undl'ftnkc-n if tlw ritir!l nrc to he•
macle hr.ttc•r plor1• in which 10
the Ut•wurd Uounrl progrnm out.
lhe.
The firqt pro~rnm ron"i 1 of
rnl'id nnd il!nifi~nnt prngn• s in
aurnrting nc~ inrlutitrie<~ to the·
Federal Work
Is Available
J\ wide runge of Fcdcrnl 'IUm·
mt·r Joh~ i ovnilublt• for 1969, or·
curding to the LC rluccrncnt Of
fir. c.
Tl1t1 wc·eokly JJO) in the!lc JOb!'
ranges from ~N.80 to $98.80 and
up. lo11t yc:or thr.n• werE' 133,000
11pplicunt!'l for 25,000 nvuilnble
jobs.
There orr opportunitie<~ for jobo;
-"Group 1"-a typi!lb, llteno.
~trophr.rs, t•nginccrin~ and •dcnce
. aitlc , po~t oCCice clerk carrier<~,
office mochinu operator", library
u•ietant-. ond mcdicnl nnd edi·
torilll lt!l~i .. tont ...
The rcquarcd c-.:nnunnt aoo~o will
lw given Dec 7 ond March 8. \p.
plic.t~tio n nrc n'oiloble from thL
Jntern~cncy Boord of Enmin·
rr5, the l 5 Ca\11 Scrvtce Com
mi• Inn and the Placement Of.
fin Ocudlinc for opplicotioneo 1&
Nu' 26.
J ,b., h ~ted nl!l under "Group 2"
do not require exominotion" ln.
cluc!NI urc po-.Jtaons \\ ith the For
~~ Service, the Bureau of Land
~ltumgcment, the; Ot•purtment of
Stole and the \ eternn<~ Admina'
tration. \ ppl.icutaon for these
job chould be an b) Apnl 15 or
F~h. IS.
0J•Cn to colJc(fC graduate" fUC•
uh) nacmbcr ... ond pcr~on« ha' ing
the cqui' alent expcrit·nce ore: po·
' itions in the Deportment of Agrt
' cuhure, tht:. Civil \cronauuc ..
Uonrd, tho Department of Com
m··~e. Envaronmentul c:;cience
St.·"·kc: Aclmuu<~trntion, thl· Of.
fu•t• uf \rhninistrot1o n for Dome..,
tk: anti lntemationol Bu"anc .... nml
thr Rurc m of the CcnsuA
Mn jor-. in accountinp,, math·
ematu~~~ nnd ~lnlit'lltC.,;, economic'\,
bioln~;y, clwrm!ltry or ph)·!lir~ nre
required for the New Student
Trninec Projlrttm to be udmuai<~
1 tt:r••d thi<~ "ummt~r tudent" quul
: Hyin..: fnr tiW"C potoataon" ore em
piiJ) e<l during the t~urnme r for
two or three yt·ors und un eli
gihlt· fur pn!litinn.; wnhuut com
• Pellllttra.
]e,.stad Recounts
Everest Climb
"M.tn -...pant of \clvcnture,"
the ufftranl film dcptcllng the
U. •• t \ Jll'chllon' u"cent of M t
En rt ~1. will lw hown at 8 p.m.
on Wcdnt dn)', Ot•r ·l, in the
c.Jictor111m of Lnke 0"~wego
lligh !:lchool. Pn·•eut •will he
Lutlwr Jer tocl of tlw LC theatre
depurtmt•nt, n mt'mber of thnt
191tJ c'tpedition
'rht prl' entotaun will brnefit
the· tnkc• 0 wc•go d1opter uf the
Anwrirun l<'ielcl ...,<'rvact•, and
will l'O!il $2 for nduh~. Sl f<•r
atudl.'nt&. 'I' he raft'! or mm i<~ lo
c•oted at 2501 " Countn· Club
ltoutl. urbnn nr,·n. Frr.~h mon,.y from
out~ide the urban nrc·n 1 m·t·t• •
nrr for growth. 1'h.i monr•y
could hc·"t lw attain"'! hy orquir·
inll new mdu,.trir:11 which nrc•
ma(lc llO'~•blt· h) the mu&t rr·rent
tcchno lo~J<al od,·oncc auch r1s
the 'lPl'lt't' tndu try
The ~rrond pro~rom would pro
moll· lhr r•durotion of tlu· urbun
!!IIIU'n, helping cititr•n5 dr•vrlnp
t'pecific tulent net:t'"'!Mry fur t·r.o
nomic nncl r.ulturnl 1111rvival in the
metropolitan orca.
lll'bu.ildin~ the oh oll'lt~ ph} i.
col plant of thr city is the third
pro~ram. Most Amrricnn dtics
~ere clc~i!Zllcd lcmg hdore moo
ern technological advances mode
po <~ible the skyscraper , auto.
mobile, ond rapid trnnt~port sy&
temA, Dr. Fro .. t cih·d thr. nr.w
Portland Center development next
to the Ch·ic Auditorium M un ex·
nmple of tearinJl down an un.
"i~thtly, obsolete area and rt•huilct.
mv at into nn ottroctivt·, modr•rn
renter or u pnrlmrnt buildings and
MOTCil
The founh pro,rnm cnll11 for o
~olution to the prohlt·m& c rr atl'd
by the conOict .. ori~inA from tht•
plight of amnoritic:" li"ing \\ithin
the dty. Ht '>Old that block peo,,Je,
~ho ore ohtn the majority in
cities, "'hould ha"<e the ch&nrr· to
hu\·e better jobs, better lh ing rundit ion!! nnd gr .. atrr c:ducnt inn.
nl opportuniJir·l!. Portland cannot
ignon• thi<~ prohlem although, a
11 Nr•gm fric·nd of hi" put it, "96
Jwr r·t·nt or the· propJ,. in Portland
11 n• non hlnr k "
'I hr· automobile i thr. turgt't of
the fifth profUnm. The city r.enter
and thr. fumily r.ar nrt inrl)rnpali·
hlf', Automohile .. nrf! ntf"~ary in
urh1111 n r••n • hut they ltoH• en· at.
r•d mns ive prohlrms l!uch ac; the
need !nr parkin~ puce und thr.
harrl hip J•lnr.cd upon th~ rapid
t r an§Jifcrt )' I I'm,
The finnl program wouM cover
the du1ngt'!\ n~ .. d in cit) @O\·
rrnmtnt in order to nccornmo·
clat~ nc•w needs. Or. Frn5t etatt·d
that "the siru rr~ is nn animlll
rr••ntt!d by n committee." He
lihnt ~d th,. giraffe to it~ out·of.
proportion body to the city cren&·
r•tl nnd manngecl by poor city ROY·
··rnml"nt.
Or. Fro'lt concludP.d hv "ll)'ing
thut only in u lorp;e urhnn nreo
,-on onr: e.xcrci~tl his freedom of
choice to it fulle..t co.pucit)' .
Jobs, form!\ of l"ntc-rtn.inmcnt. l'U·
ucutinn unci hou«tn!r are found in
their widest "••lection in Iorge
cities. n~ ~toted that grc;oter fore.
eip:ht in urban planning is netes·
ar)· if thic frec~om of ehoic•: i!l
to he mo t eCfcctivelr exerci,ed
by nU.
Man's Credo Seen
by Krn Cuno
Lewis und Clark'<~ experimental
college ha" come up '\\ ith u var.
iety of rouNe~. ~omc worthwhile
and rewording. and other -atl·
rnittedly-dud".
Perhop.. the most intcrr.sting
cla:t" ._e-.~ton wn., held lo!lt Mon.
dnr in Tumurnrk lounge. The
course title 1 .. Man Faru Death"
and the ~penker ~·u" LC pn id,.nt
John R HoMrd.
Thnt Dr Howard f9und time to
come Lo the ~'ion wn itsdf un
usual t>nough; moreov~:r, \\hat he
hod to !!B r did not t·xoctl) con
fonn to wbut ont• e~pl'r.ls of tilt'
president of o Prl'•U\ tc.·rinn·osso
ciated liberal arts c-oll,~e. anti
blab, blah. Dr. Howard poke of
hi, rending... about clairvornnt •
pan.icularh Edgar Cayce, who in
1923 dio;co' erc:d on obi lily to d~
termine on tnd.ividunl's "prior
life" under h} pno~a!l.
Howard 'Ultd thut Cnvc1• had had
o "profound effect on my P"isonal
philoo;oph) " He:. dt .. •elopetl hi
topic by lymg m tht theor~ of rtt·
incumntton that one li-.t•s t:' •
enJ Jivl!b on eorth \\ ith Cuwc
and other clnarvoyont' work.
''When a mon reochc~ tO u<> I
have," he uad "lit' rench~ 11
~I age whc:n· he rene ct on the
meumn~ of life. In c·on.,idc•ring
• life',. intrigue.; . • • remcnrnnllon
t;rob .. holtl of ) ou ••• {it) in i"'ts
un vour allenrion ," Re•e.nrh in
thi-. u.rca and in the En ... trrn re
H~!ions ho ... he ,;uitl, gi,·en him 11
rotnll} ne'' pcr!<pertive on Chri~
tiunit}'-thnt tlae Bihl!! make"'
•en-.c to him und that b~inJZ a
Chri ... tiun no longt'r "emhurrne·
•. l .
~e' um.
In rontru t to the I.'Xpt•rimcntal
rour"c·-title. Dr. Ho~ard poke
of u philo .. ophy for hr.iny lilt·. rather thou facmg death. Thas i01
not thl' fir t time he ha!l t;poken
ahoul his unorthodo:< but finn
bl!lil'f~, nnd he no doubt failed to
pleill t: t•vcry tudcnt crowded into
Tamuruck. However hi~ "le<'tur
tltt" was in the spirit of liberal
nrt'l and of thd ~perimental co).
It itt -to c.•q,lore and e:cchonge
ttleu, "timuluting thought.
This pre!ident of u "ophisticated
college t•1lrl his student~ "I want
10 !llpCok to )'OU about mr belie£
• • • lnvt'-Whit •h mean" totnl ac.
ceptanre, ~omething ~ ou and I
n~ed to con8tanth· work toward • • • • und meditation, a thing we
ou•riMk ••• to take a little tim,.
~.1ch Jnr and concmtr:1te on one
thing. on ho~ the day could be
rnndc u little better here and
there."
11 \\U not requir.-d to 'here
thr.k' Lelid • bn .. r.d ns they are
on contro\l'rsiol idea." and men.
Rut he did, and \\ hether or not
r;tudent nl%ret· with lum he de·
~ .. n·c.s the re .. pt.-ct o( all for peak
ani!, nut a he: did. u~ cored, and
hi! \\ 11" open and hone .. t with his
audient ,., itself n dcmonstr;ttion
o( faith.
\'-ote Today
Junior da""' member- are
a ked to vote todn} to brenk o
tit! for u junior senator ~at.
Tun \ngdo holds one of the
t~o spot .. rc:sr·r"~ for repr~cn ·
tuti'~ of the junior cln55. fol·
lo" ing rr<:ernt b;1Jloting. The oth.
cr i~ a cunte.~t between candi·
1lut~ Phil Richard on, Andy
_cou and rnri Yamani. \'oting
\\ill take plat:f! nppo~ite the po,;t
offir,• bt•h\een 10 a.m. :tnd
l lUll,
XEROX
Will be interviewing
students interested in marketing on
Monday , Novemb er 25. Page 3
the happenings
by Bonny Boatm~~n
Fnday, Nov. 22
"Adam the Creator'' will be presented at Ftr Acres Theater
at 8:30 p.m tonight. '"The Star Spangled Girl" is playing at the
Civic Theater each Thunday, Friday and Saturoay night at 8:30
p.m. Tomght's ndmtr.ston as $2.
Tht>rc will bl' u b1ology o.,emlnar, led by Dr. D. M. Prescott.
at 4 p.m. today in tht• Chemistry Lecture Hall at Reed. In Reed's
Student Union, Skip Re-ed will smg a selection of blues.
The film "Mademoiselle'' will be shown in PSC's 75 Old Mnin
Theat(!t' tonight ut 7:30 and Sunday at 3 p m. Jean Moreau plays a
demented school teacher. In the Old Main Auditorium the PSC
Players will give the Gl\.oek play. "Antigone," al 8 p m. student
admission $1. Also at PSC will be an all college dance, at 8 p.m.
In th~ College Center, admission $1.75.
"The Summer Tree'' "ill be presented at the Civic: Theater
every night except Sunday and Monday until Nov. 30, at 8:30 p.m .•
student admission $1.
Saturday, Nov. 23
Tonight is "The Singinge& Night of the Year," featuring the
Barber Shop Quartet and the Sweet Adelines. It will be at the Civic
Audilonum. 8 p.m., admissron $3, $2.50 and $2
lt is also the last night ol the perlonna~e of "Adaln the
Creator."
Sunday, Nov. '4
The "National Slavic Honor Society" will present a celebration
of the 50th anniversary of the Latvian lndependen<:e at Willamette .
Vtctor Borge will perfonn at the Civic Auditorium tonight, 7:30
p m • admission $5, $4 and $3.
Monday, Nov. 25
"Dreams. ESP and Altered Slates of C~nsciousness'' will be
the subject of a ledure given by Dr. S. Krippner, at 8 p.m. in
Reed's Chapel tn Eliot Hall.
The Symphonic Orchestra will play at the Civic Auditorium.
8 p.m., admission $1.
Tuesday, Nov. 26
"Arsenal" and "Bed and Sofa.'' two Russian films of the '30s,
wtll be shown in the 75 Old Main Auditorium at PSC, 7:30 p m .•
admission 50 cents.
At the Civic Auditorium the YMCA will present a Folk Festival
at 8 p.m., rree of charge.
Wednesday, Nov. 26
Or. M. J. Mornvcsik will discuss ''The Nuclear Problems" at
Reed's Physics Building at 4 p.m.
'Adam' Need For Ttvins Poses
Problems in Fir Acres Play
,,, /,o,.i f'aro•la
''.\d~tm the Crl'iltor ," whir.b
opened I n 6 I we c k at Fir
Acre 1 hentrc.', htt •>ne Jlfevnil·
ing prnhlem that wa udmirnbly
overNm•·: that of making two
rharacter look alike.
Adam nntl .\Iter E~o. played
by Hob Glowacki and Rick Good
ieJlov.; re rccthely, v.;ere mnde
O\ c-r cnmplr·tel) to r...-.emble
twin • Jn addition to having idc:n·
tir.al co~tume5. the.· facial features
of the two bac.l to be alter•~ v.; ith
mal:e·IIJ'· Bob' hair v.;a straight·
('Ot•d anti both were ~hen the
"ame tyle hoir.:ut,
Tilt' mo!ll d i Hicu lt port of th•.!
rnocHfir.ntion, making the fare
rt'lntour,; icle-nt ica I. v.; t udmir:tblv
l't!rlormt>tJ b' ..,U'-~1( ~ ,,J•h. E._,. per·
imc·ntMi<m v.;ith lntt'll: pi,.c·
llTUn-<J to hr. inndequatc, nncl
~hado~ ing with make:. up wa01
finall ub titutl'd,
The conv,·r~iun In l(lenllh' of up.
(le..tr,1n('l' cfidn 't n('JII" \r tn affect
th,. J"'r onalitie or the intlh,iduaL
10\nhed. ho,,evr.r. Ruth plan to
major w theah·r but there the Tt ..
"emblancc endc.
Bob j, u Jun.lm ing ham who
con itlrr thezttrc hi han~·Ufl. He
rt•gartl \dam a u c·holl~nge to
ATLAS T hJ~ nbillt) to di!Vdop a charoc:tc:r
u.:c~full> and the ~hole plar
n" o.10 unpreJudiced "i!!v.; of nil so-
• met~.
Rick is attracted to th,. trc be
r.ause of ill! uriou•ne<;• plli'\"
carries omethin~ to the aud.i~nce,
be feds. and the chaiJ,.nge i~ to
make th,. individuate in the uda.
enc~ more av.;llre o[ thcm!CIVC!!
and thl"ir ~urroundings. Rir-k rr
gardos the pla} a on nttoc.k on
organized religion. the weak
ne es of man, his tcndenc"< to
y;ard ~-ar nnd hi abilil\· to crew • imple thinsr. up.
1\fothers Sponser
Chri hna Cbe ~t
Coming f ric.la,·. ~o~. 22, i"
"Tht ) ulc Ch~t", a Chri•trn
Rn%llr "poru;oroo b\' rhe Mother·
Club nr LC. rhe Bunr \\ill b~open
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in d1e
Tnul RtJom of Te-mpleton.
(~ift itemc;, bakeu good.s, eon
die apron , plant Chri lmll"'
ornament~ and "nih' thriftle5"
llo·iJI ~ cold. HI proceed! Crom
thi· Bar.ar v.; iU go tol\ rd~ the
purchll' e of a nev.; greenhou !or
the .. cic:nce dc:panment.
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Art Patrons Stri ()n ..,tnd Opinion
e Drum Beater
\\ ho '·" Lewis .tncl Cl.n k 'tuc.lcnr.. t:ul.: ,,
dc\lrt (m t'llh urd \pp.n cntl 'olll(' h.IH'
,urh ,1 grco:at :tffinit} £01 the fine nrb th.lt dlC)
, .. ould ri'k leg"l fll'O'ccudon in mclet to nbt:tin
thdr own pl ,,on.tl <"nllcction-.. them.
·11\l~'c .ttl 'how,, u\ualh dhpla cd in thl'
e 1111 itlm ht•l\\'~c·n the pthl oHict' .1nd tlw in·
Jut m.tt ion dc,l.;, 01 on tht top ln c..• I nf Tt•m·
pktoll, indudt the \\Otl..' ol t.tll-nwcl attd wdl·
known arthh I he c-olkgt h." .m uhlig.ttion,
nnt n11l) to tht'lll. hut to the g.tllt'rp .mel mu·
'CIIIll' \\'hieh 'J>tltl\Ol c.,Juhition,, lin'' c.111
the mcmhct:-. ol the.• \tt f..:hihition-. Commit·
tt"C po,sihh c•xpl.tin thc. artion<; nl 'lo11ppu,t'clh
m.IIUH' cnllc~c -.wdcnh to thc•-.c ot'b"'niJatinn'? not Mllllt' 111irk •IJlfll'RI tn tht ma
Collt•gc t•urrkulum '"II not lw jdril) rule•,
lt i~ tlu tundurtl mvot•utaon of • nltt•rr•tl thir; \I'M unci ru•ither will form inell•nd o( ~uL•touct
tht· Jltt'·~·nt IU&h~tann· nf collrp:t
go\l'tmtwnt. T h c Curriculum
Cnmmittt·t.·'s \·Ott• wa.. dec tdcdh
.1gnm111 tlw nciminil'trnl.ion' pro.
pn•1 1l lllt'UIIIIrt' , Uut in tin!! &\II·
th•nt' opinion, n more important
mull~·r tt·lnting both to curricu.
lum anti to tlw focult\" in the af.
~t·rmnth of tht· tiC..'\t Tuut<tlnr
mc•t•ting of thnt committrt•, i thnt
the fJII<"•Iinn \\ill ht·come one of
chunging the gt•nf!rnl collt>gc rt•·
ctuircnwnt-. nml thut it will be put
lll'fon· th«' new Commurut\' (Ab.
nrt. 10\\ UlllllllltH'Ill Ullllllljt tht Vllfllllt'
\e\ cml Wt;el,, ago. the ompu' 't'rut it\ lm't'C
.tppu•hcntl,•d 'tudt.•nt., in th~ :t<:t o( tcm<wing
fMintings Iron\ tht.• dhpl~t) hall in lnWt'l' rem·
pleton College Center. 1 he e.: hibil\, lo.mt·tl
to l.C\\'h ;tntl Clark b' tlw lmagc G.dlcl \ of
l'ortlantl, wcte 'c:cnred. and the.• '"'l>fH'Cl' all'
nnw ,rJu:dult.-d ror .m appearnnre hdoH' I·
Roat'd.
The e'cnt i' umhual onl in thnt tht.•
would·bc thicH~' were caught-the 'anclaJi,m
and thch of cJi,pla from the college h,,, hl't.'n
0 (llrt ing rcgul:nh ror \(':Jf'.
\\1:.11 hanging-. and print'~ lnve bt-cn ~tolen,
"' have phnto' b Fran.. Rt.\ mlcr.. Pt inb
hom the Pt;ltt ~fc.~U'iCIIm, "Juch \\Cil' hung in
pl;~,ti c cnr l'it.tnc•nt~. were burnt through with
('igarette' \tu->tanl wa.; .smeared on exhibit'
o( J:tpam·'e '1uni art. The art expert" amon~
the LG 'tudent body have l'\en gone \0 r.lr ....
to 'Pit on painting" which evidently dhplca,ctl Oll\ inmh, the halt-. pt ncntl} IN'tl {01 dh
pia" arc nnt :o.uit:thlc. \lt:mhl•n nl thl' at t
tlcp:uttncnt nrc <':\ploung tlw pos,ibitit) nf
int01por.1ting a ~-allc•t into the an lmilcling
"'hirh ,,jll t.'\Cntualh lw propo,ctl. ln the.·
meantime, thetc arc but fl'w :tltcl natiH': the
ckp:ut mc.·nt h:t' c on,idct rei cit hct cfi,rnn t inu·
in~ the clispl:tp altngcthc•t, or ,-,\!ling nn thl'
,t1ult•nt' tn ·l'"i't in protecting thc wmb.
llw t•xhil>il' aJC not hun~ in T~mplc:ton
,1, w.tll dt'cotatinn:o. -theY ;u(' due the• 'amc •
IC'J>l'rl thar b ~1\en Ln di'ipl:t\'\ in the down·
tnwn tn\ht•nm~ l•m't it ,lhoul umc we 'll:1rtrcl
:tppn•c iat ing them?
community forum
• . En1pire
To the ~itor:
Be<".au e 1 ha' e rt"Cein~d ~
many criticism< of my call two
week a,o for a strike a~ain .. t
tl1e Pre~idential elec:lion (and
alro againft teachinr:: and attend.
ins cla e~ on No,. 5) 1 thought
I hould r~pond with ,;ome kind
o( public '\Ullement,
About •W )Can ago the poet
Robineon Jeffers ~rote that
America was o republic 'hea\'il)
thickcnin~ to empire." Well, hi_·
toric.all\' SllCaking, it th1ckened.
One of the thing~ wrong ~ith an
empire i& that it thinks nnd acts
as if hi&lol") Wt'rc over, hi tory
having con umoh:d it .. el£ in the
empire. It i~ the nature of aU em·
pire~ to want C\'Cr)'thing to go on
the aame. In that &tatu.o, empire<~
perpetuate themselv~ .
Anotht•r thin~ ~ron~; with t:m·
pi res is that, to put it ,gentl'f,
the) ·n· authoritarian. It lake-5 o.
lot of authorit} to ke-ep thin~&
going on the ~ame Je,d even if
the> o.r~ l!;~tinJ: on badh·. which
the in' ari11bh arc. • You can look at it thi wa): i{
1\Uddenl) you di~co~ cred that it
wo' 100 .A.D. and \OU were lhing
in Romr-, would you r~pond b,
aaying, .. Oh, my ~od, am I late
lor work?"
J .. rrr Bnum
Democracy
To the editor:
A o \utina; participant in the
t')ectoral proce on ~o~. 5, 1
woulrl lih to addrP.! the folio~·
ing to Mr. William R. White.
D".ar \1r. "'hite.
ln your rec,.nt lettl!'r 10 thr edi.
tor uu wen~ h) per-critical of
Jerr Uaum' call for a boycott
on election ,Jcay. You stated that,
'in m) \'ie~ thit i" an ab urdl)
n,.gati•e view ~hicb d~ not
demon tratc an) thing but rcathcr
dect rrn ""er) tlun~t.'' You gu em
to "obJet! tu Mr. Baum',. ret,.n· tion a an .;\ t. Profc ~r nt
Lev. i!i and Clark." What llJlf't'llT!!
ab urd is )nllr demand that ~lr.
Baum be rdea t.-d bccau"c he
happen to di!la~rec with you in
the wa' he e:\prc"<etl him .. clf on
election dnv.
Fir t of all, .\lr ~lute. let tnc
point out that hy nt'Aillm~ Ill'· ap.
pnnal for all candidate!! \lr
Raum ~ os po{i1i1 ,.J a~~~·rtin~ h1~
di' nti fac.tlon Had ht• not with·
lwld his \Oil' ~ht•n his tOnSCICIICt:
demanded lu~ 'icw and ncuon ..
would hove thc•n been M~&oll\~
Such "na"' not the cuse \lr Dnurn
!dt he could not support any enn.
didntc in ~~oood {nit h and a•kcd
othP~ ~ ho ugre~ to support his
pottitiun in boycott.
!\Jr. Whitr.., ·ou alfoO 11aid thiq
!iChoul Ol\ es it c:xifttcncc tQ o frt•e
d~mocra~>. .\n intt·grnl part of
our democratir. } Etem i~ the JXI"
litical parti~. The!e portit• hOH'
an important respon ibility to the
clt:ctorate. The)' mu t 11upply it
with candidates y;hom the mem·
bc•ra of the ckctorntc feel nrc rep.
resentatiH~ or nc•arly rcprc"l'ntn·
ti' e of their 'iew,, Each \'Oter
r!t:<'id~. indh iduallr. it if the
JIIJflic he~l' met their rc:c;pnMi·
bilit\. If an individual (c·cl~ they • ha\·e llOl, he• j (rec to CXJlTC' 111~
dist4lti!Jaction bv any mean
"nithin tlw hmit'!o of the law Mr.
Daum' eJ..pre 1on wu!S within
till' •: limit •
:\luv J 1•oint out, Mr. White. that
politicing is indige•noU& tn our
B' tern of go\iermnent. Po lit icing
i a form of debate und per5UD·
ion "lwrc nmr.onc tric to f(et
other. In hare 6imilo.r view •
_houli:l 11 man uffl•r loss of em·
plo' m«·nt for pol.ilicing?
A mo~t !Ia ir. t~nr.t of the dt•mo
ftatic ' tern i free· dir.c11 11ion
and deb.11.:. Oprn di,c•u ion i
tantamount to 11 trul> dcmocra·
tic y h~n ~ 11huut the frt•e flu~
of idr•nt no y111trn i dcmo
cr4tic. Y rt, what have you doni',
~1 r. White.:' Y QU havt• l'Olled lor
FURNITURE RENTAL
IN BEAVERTON
fJelrtJLT) /rH/ tl l't'ur Mwult \Away
e AS LOW AS $15.00JMONTH e PURCHASE OPTION
e OPEN TILL 7 P.M., SAT. 3 P.M e DIRECT TO TENANT
Seled from our Showroom Display i l Betwe~n Bouor Ofefi CO and Villo Morl
I 0780 SW Beoverton Hillsdale Hi9hwoy \tr Oaum' .. remo\al ht'f',ausc thi!i
teacher';; eApn·--.ion arc• not hnr·
moruouo; with ·our own. Detter to
repre'" on oppn•in~ bclie•f than
to allo~ free di~cuot•ion \lr
" lute, when I ask my ,.If who
h4~ rc~all} ll"'~llilt'd the l'heri~lwll
institution of dt•mocrnq -~lr.
DaUin br calling for a buycutl
( ~ ith "hich, incidcntully, 1 di"·
n.;reed), or ,·our callin~ for 11 re·
repre..:;<~ion of o man',. belief lc.&t
he Jn-.e lus job-the an wer it>
'el")' t:vtdcnt. It is your ocJiouto clc·
monel thnt propont:lll , of OJiJlU'lDf?
v1ews be !<ilt!nccd which i ~o no'
iou,. and oppn .. .,j, c. .1\ t ,J t tmt.
when fuedom" of the C1.~cho:-lo·
vuk1an pt oplt. ba\c bel'n cruelly
dimini"hed. h·t' not call for the
rcmo' al of a pro ft.• sor hccnu t'
he choo~c' to sht1J'c hi'l con· . !>C1ence.
tuort Zit~man
Indebted
M}· Dear :\lr "illinm II \\lute,
Clo.~"' of 62
Le\\iS ond Clark \.IJill·gc ; .. in·
clt•t·d d('"PI• indebted.
Lcwi< and Clark College i in
Jr,•d dcepl\' indebted.
Deeply indebted, det•ph mdet ply
debted.
Jndu~try finnnrc~ what bnngs it
profit.
Curt·er tramin~ tratn keep
truining train loads of future in·
duHriaht~t ...
Corporate enterprik incto!'<IUnUI'I
~hh corrUtll gon·rnmt•nt i nut
"free" entr.rpri e.
Freedom it~ a word thai mutt lw
put in quotc:b thc~e day
(I am mereh reciting nt)
le on&-
1 wu lthen t;ort of u clrnn
\ iew of nthlctic.t~
:ll'o told by u faggot mull' nur t-,)
Non-frc..-c enterprif.l• itS cirt•pl)
indehtecl to a non-free:, untJrmo.
• erattc proc:~~
( Pr(){'r like n mnchint•:
fl'cd in thu monr•v, ft•t•d in •
the fiOWt•r,
feed in tlw indu try, npN!lll'
by tlt..-mi litur),
owmn~t the ne·w , pruj!'rnm tlw
voter~,
gi"c puppet convc~tion ••.
QUt come 1 ht· prc~ 1tlc~nt likr
a brand-nt•w cor )
J'm !llad Jerry Baum 1• hl"rc!!
~{) l'ducatilll\ wa "in pitt! or· i
yuurs. Mr. \Vhih~ appnrt•ntl)· "n
flTIJt!Ut'l or'. For this hnpp) uptinn
I wn inth•bt.ed tn J•·• n Bourn.
Somcdoy. dumpc•rl on till' t~log
heap of the Amrrir·a Mol'l1ine
( imply unable to achirvc• man· lllllll)' lu ptu llti)IUIIOO WittiOtill
Tht• propn~olt~, nll faculty ~en
t•rah'd, rnngc frnm th .. toitl to
tht· ,. citinglr rndical. "hnt ''
nl o t•xciting is th~: manner in
\\ hkh tlw committct·'s finn I pro·
po!~ul "ill be t·noclt•d, n proct'~c;
which Jormnnlc" 1 he ~lutJont~ to
tl11· hu~tc fJIII'~llon of the cam·
pu~ hudl(t'l, pt·r-.onel. curriculum
nncl ( onll' could nrAue) 1nter-vir,
u procr ' which lundA ll~d£ !rom
tlw t~ingulor potcrnnl pace of
our pn·sidt•nt in the form of urbi·
lrttr)', top.Jo.hnttom uhimatumi~m.
To unrlr.rctanrl '~hat i ... ~oin~ to
hnppt•n to the finnl propMnl, lt·L
u~ rl'flt·ct ,, moment on thi
"ne~" gm·c'rmnenl and its nat urc•
of po\\'«•r. The Cnhinct ho" cqunl
r«'llfl' ·ntation for ull thrt·t• com.
munity ~t-el ion~, hut they ha' c no
volin~ pn~cr . The ju~ti{kntion
~ne along the line tltnt \!nting rc•.
quire onc· to takt· n :otand on nn
i uc, a ~tnnd ,.,hich mo.v lend to
hard f,·r.lin(t5 Clr the like on the·
pnrt 11r tho'c \\ ho Jo~t. The final
e•nhincl rlt:CI"ICJn i.t'. Howard's
In\' tic. llllr• uy-and.of thumh, will
bt• rt•uuhcd h) n non-vnting con.
't n u~, n putt•rnnli<~tic divino·
tion of tlw "real'' con'Seni'Us anrl a~nlf ir.llfle'c, rc al Rlll pnwo
"hl'ft• i~ tht•rc• pnrtnt'r~hip in
ut utiun·! Till' c.•ntirt• e nhin
c\f'tt tlw wn > it wu~ oUcrcd
tlw (ur.ult\ for nrpru''"l on a take.
thi., nr-~c t-nothing hu ie, i
fumed light!\· with tht• nmu
M'IIC«' of crt•clihilit) gnp "hirh
rounclcrl tlw com pll! lu I
,.Jwn till' faculty wu told
tightt•n it lwh!l, the colll'ge
in tht• dt•t'J' red, t•lt·. ond
!il:& Inn incrc·n t'~ \H'rt' the word • thl' dn}. ,\nd lo! this term dinA
in the "~unde .. t" t~hnpc .
Thr. irn plirul ioM n( I hi!! type
Jllll ic.) .muldng cnu~t· one• to ·1•'"'1
in woml.-rnu•nt. Tlwv hrin~ to
Cot' II' tlull wav«·ring 'I Ill On
EDtJf \I 101\i '~hot it could m
untl "'hnt 11 n·qlllre• to rem
'tnblc• \ ltbt•rnl uurl free corn put
here '\o Eltlt.'riclge Clc•ave;r t'O~
truwr ~v hcrt•, Eitct•pt that J
(Rcagun) llo,,urd did tq to ~to;
tltt• m imc troop
( \1 hom i IH' prntccting hcrl''!}
1\ 11oint c.1n he rt•udll'd ( ancl
think it hns) ,,ht•rt• prude
tru .. rec·.alnmni pnlitir.
.. nd,; in it~t·ll rntlwr
tnnl for et!ucntionnl Aoal.mnl.
,.\!1 long n~ no rlwr.k or
!lll<'t'" ~i~t in tlw cnhinct ~o\C
nwnl, ns lung a.~ I ht• ~over
n•moin"' not unl} rer~onnl
r'eJunlly arbitrary. U" long a<~
[orrnution nf t·ommitt<"eo; nn
tnillt·t·~ ic: ll"t•el 11~ o Jlar.ifit·r,
n lon~ B" tlw fucult\ contin
to rt•!lignt•tll) chnnt foint "nmc
to ntlmuu tlation lurl
mnf.(t<' tloc•, n .. tudl•nt rrally
un 1 rt"cnur~e· hut to kccJI bent
hi ~kin lt'"' drum?
more community forum
hood US,\ as n red-bloodt·d CM·
trait· killer), l will \Hite an epic,
and, thank to J ern Baum, I m\ • . .
-df will be the lwro.
P. : 75 per cent of Am<'rica i"
compu ••d of \\ \ ~P or PIG~
( Polic•· In Ght'tto I. In trus H'n'c
I fct I thut Jerry llaum' :;upport
of the ~D'i trikt-hnrdl) amounl·
c·d In u tc:lhng blow to the tough
moral and fil'cUl fahnc of
\rnl'W'O
Lynn .\. Onrror.h
Clnsc of '69
:\lctnbt•r, Lewi nnd Clnrk'~o
:-ecret underground '1gurbBAe
cnlle~;•" ( tuelt•nh of whirh,
nmonp; nthtor uhvur.,ive • acllYltll .. •,
e:lll off the lwh ut Sngu ).
Rebuttal
In Rc·buttnl To An Alumnoe:
It is true thut tiH· United tult' •
11~ Wt•ll 1113 I.e~ is & Clark Cotll'gt•,
hn to a large C).tcnt been huih
upun lht• h•nrnt« of the free cnll'f·
pri&t· >"I em. That liiYlltem hn
Hruwn ttimultnru:oush \\-ilh tlll'
icJl'n nf n frt•c "ocicty. But thi:.
u•lution11hip luu lwen ont' nf
c•IH•ck untl hulunce·• lltld whurt'
the ~rrTd of rh•· t;Upntili 4tic ult~al
hue cr ··ntt~ci intolt·ru hle condHionft
in our unci y tl1t~n the right to
rh f'nt hn he en tlw tool I o cmn
hut ~ud1 Jlcr tmiJ,.o 1 twer bt>o runt·ll
To orne· il mu)· br. thai the pa
tt·nl ach•i tnlf t~f other. lo not vote
in o nullnno I t·lc·ctmn i on act
hnordumv on tr••a11on I, for ont·,
cnn ielt·r ,uch an acllon to h•· thnt
of .1ctin til· •nt.
J •·rn Huum il) un ur.tiviet for
anrl in the• human cttndition. Tu
know n true uarhrr i to knn~ thi man. lt i~ not nece~st~.ry
agrct• '\ ith him to It 1rn from 1ur
IIi ri~ht to octivt•ly cJis,.cnt
nny j IIUC Ill' 1011}' deem imnnrl
t·nnuj;!h to l'O rio must bt• n•n•uu1
~unrclt·cl nnd mo«t particnlorl)
tlw collt·~t· community . 1t i<~ in
ri~ht hl di-•c·nt thnt idcns
ln·t•h ir11t•rd1ungctl, tllll .. off
ing an) studt•nt the opportunil
of 11rnvm~ ut o conchr!
thcruughly prto cntccl and ar.,...,..,.
I wt, n u "ffdel). wt•rc to
lmualh C't(JlllllJtt' from uur prt
tnrt thost wuh \1 hom ft.,,
mnn) mny not u.l(rce, our It
would t'R"Ih prt•c·cdr nur rlt•clir
I£ tlu'r• i• ont ri~thl thut ""
1\no\\ ingh d~t•IIAh, 11 i the
to tukt• nny position we
nt·u.. It} to 'Ill tnkc.
'\o mw, nut t'\ \'n alumnae.
tht wi .. cJCim tu pot<"e"l' uh"'•l
ri~dtlt·nu'nl' •
Rt nil\ Burnt:~>
( )a .. s of '65
'\orthwc •o~tl'rn chon)
u( 1.4~
Clu ~ of '70
pioneer log
Officiul (lllhltcollon of the r\ ,1}
ciutcrl Studc•nt nf I CWII'
( lurk Collt•vc·, 0615 "· W Pa
lint· Hill Houcl Portland OH
97 J5'l Puhl1"ht•d twit c• week
elunn..-the l'hnnl Vt'llf h,
Puhla lunJ! ( u "'''""nd
pu tJgt )lnicl nt Pnrtlnntl,
FIH'l OH Alirt• 1 •. C
~1unu~;inJ~, Eclitor Julie Pen·
,\ch e·rtj in f.!, :\1 gr llon 1
J\dvi ur Gal Jenk c
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tltt· '
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rcpre~<'nt
\pp~)jntrncl
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Student"
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and
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in 111
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