Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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December 6, 1968 Volume 27, Number 15
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1968-12-06
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clark Ll'lum mit/ Clnrlc Cnllr.ge -Estnblhlud 1867
Vol XXVIJ, No. 15 Portland, Oregon
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by Pat Scanlan
1\n)·onc ~ ho t•nvt~ton L r~ ~~
and Clnrk'11 Block tudent l.Jnton
u a violtnt orgtuuzation thn·nt
' enin& to transform the cnmpu"
into n little Columbta mo) put his
(ears at rest.
,\ccording to Chotrmnn June
Glenn, the lS.mrmher D5l exist"
becnuac "We felt the need to JOin
togrth«'r bC"cnuso of our common
aonl Thtrc i" o need (or black
~tu,f• 111, un rumpu to relate with
the block C'Ommuni ty and with
otltu blnck !ltudent" around the
coun T)' "
La l Moy the BSU pre-oented n
<{"Iit!> of demand tO thr admtn•
i~tratinn. clueof nmonj:t wluch are
thl'l dr.mandt' (or a Black Hi'tory
Wetk in Fcbruarv 1969, and a
cour e in block htlllOT} The
Union wonted the cour•e m titut.
td in winter term of thi )'f'ar.
The Olock H i~tory W t'tk will be.
come reality Feb 11.16. Each
mco.mber of the BSU hn .. chairrd
1 committee in prepanng for the
proj~ t. Featured will be an ex.
hibit of block ortA to he unve1led
on the Feb. 11 and o prt!!entouon
1 of ~omporotive block culture in
Afriru and '\mcrico being pre.
paffil by Nathon Kututl~l . Then•
I will nl«o be o 'Peclol gue.-.t ~peak·
rr John ':ltcwort (rom Fre,no
rat Orher ncttv1tie ... durinf.! the
"~"' will include o block pin} by
1 troupe {rom Eugene discUIIIIIon
~~·jon , movat''l, a church o..ef\
ice, and o dnnct performed b>
black nrtlfl~
The other prJme objective. a
cour m block h1•tory, has b~n
1chieH:d through co.operotion
"ith the rluurmon of the hi~ tory
dep3Ttme nt, Dr ~o~rotollnh Rnt~·
~kh The courAe, pushed bnck to
apnnv term, will be taught by
Entzh"h pro!e~ .. or Mike Harper
Mo 1 of the tttlwr demand' r~n
tercel around rt>cntitmcmt or more
black tudcnt!\ for the colle~tt.·.
l.n&~ ,·ear 19 wore recruited, with
13 actunlh arnvin~t fhe Adma11
'ion OHtcc i" stri\ ing to fulfill a
quota o! 25 black student {or next
campus flicks
b,-) im Cicnrr/Ji
1 he t\lnl!> pre .. t•n e u : "An·
atornr of n Mnrrio~;t.•" hut :~rriH~d
and will bt· -lhown in F\'un un
da> niaht nt 7 ~iO. The film i~ o
'complt•tc 'aew of u cit tnlt'J(rating
, Rlllrua~c from hi 111dt: und (runt
her The lilm nnttmnlly -cht-cl·
ulrtl for tlu• "'unth", "11iubuh
qur " will be . ho\\ n 10 E\ unt< on
Frid;q the 13th Mort· approprintt·
lumug, could tht.'rc lw '1
f ridny m~lat ua b\ un wtll he
the mo'lt fnmou of rc•t·rnt tht'
W•~cho lnvukann film, ''I ovc· of
I R1ondc:," Thi<~ i11 thr origmol.
uncut Europt•an ver8ion. 1'ht•rt:
•ill be two ~IO\'t IIIIC"• ,ju 7 p.m.
ltuJ 9 fJ.m und "" II!IUIII fir6t
come, fint ~eutt-d. s •
....... ommuntty ee
Two recruitment .oriented de·
mand" are the ~tobli hmrnt of u
!!prciol tutoring program and the
institution o( an Upwartl Hound
summer tutoring program. Jun~
reponttd tbr• aonl or hi!th ec:hool
tutoring b) BSU Mudenr. hoi!!
bern hlor.ked by the admini&tra.
tion, which will not allow black
o;tudenl• to tutor in th~ high
l'hool". There nrc {our white tiiU·
dt'nt currently tulormg at Je(.
feor"~on high .chool Dc!lpite the
fact thnl there ore only five a u
upperclunmen, the tJ p w a r d
Bounn program will br. cxecut,.d,
drnwlllg on volunteer tutora (rom
other !ichool!'l.
Another demnnd involves thr.
hiring of four block proft• core to
teoch cour<~ec; in black hi tory,
black literature, Swohm. and race
ethnic cultur Although a cuur c
in rae~ and tthnie culturl!l! is cur
rently being tnught b) the ociol·
ogy deportmc:n~ June said black
!ltudenh takinft tile course have
ft>h it inadequate. therefore: a
black prote--or ia de.&ired. J nnr:
e plamed that letter~ ore heine
"t'nt out to proapectin• prof~!'or
but tho.t openin~ mu&t c•xist be·
fore any actuul harinf cnn be
madr·. Jim Smith of the Studt•nt
'\Haar~ Commitkc,, whi<"h aets u
o grie"once commattet-(or the
BSU, ha!l uggested the. course in
'-"ftahili be et~tobli <hed through un
e~cha nge o£ crl"liit .. \'t ith Port) ant!
tate CoUege.
-\ demand thut June per onally
feel"' 1, one instance of a lack of
general co-operation b~ the ad.
ministration i~ the propo al that
l.e\\ i and Clark establich nn
o\cr~ea pro~rrnm with on Afri·
can country. June reject the pur
ported difficuhic-laek of ~u£fi. cient fundt1 among hlerk !ltudenrs
(JOd ~relive .African politic...._,aa
invalid. "More than just black
tudent would want to ~ on such
n trir··. ehe eaid, and 11ome black
eturlent do poJ!"• the nece!!ary
fundt<. far as endin~ a etutly
group to pnlitirallr turbulent .~\fri.
can notions, he cit'"" the UJ'(:Om ·
ing trip ro Czcc:ho lavakia as a
rt"!utation o£ the \'ulidity of ~ut:h
tlirHcuhies.
At'•ertintr "Wt' are willing ro
co.oJwrate with the odmini trn·
lion if thn \'t 1ll co.operntc with
us". June charged, speaking in·
di\'iduallv, ''A lot more could be
done on our drmands thnn is be
ing done.'' hr. e.xplnin,.d the B U
it~ too "mnll for e(f('Nhe ar.tion
nn !IOmr. of the pro~al !! and
mo t o£ th"' ¥iMk mu•l bt! done
through the orfmini tration.
In contra"'· D~an of Studenu
Kf'nt Hawlc • while ~li~ing the
cll'mnnd nr.. rea5onoble and con.
trur.tiVt\ think ~ the BStJ "!!hould
tok"' more of the rec:pon~ihility"
in tht!ir e.s~ution . He al~o ass,.rts
hi& office "ill provide o~ much
a i"tnncr. ae. possible. Like June,
he !!t'!e"~ inr.rt·n ed membc.r11hip ll"
onr: kt\ to grr.atcr f'Cfecti\'l~ne!\• .
lt'"~"L• 1nd Clad.;•r; BStJ is pnrt
ol the> Wt tern .\Uinm:t• of 81udc
~IUUI'n l , which CO\~r~ the entirt'
\\'e t coa~t . J un•• cspl11int"d ,
"~inc,• we con~titu teo n minority
in mo~ Khools. the Wel'tern AI.
lianct• prm idl'.! with ;s mean. of
exchnngin~ idea on common
prnblrm ."
l..o~nlh · the nsu belonJ:s to the •
Portland .\ llianr.e of Black tu·
dent . The Ponland Allianr.r.
worl.: togethtor in helping the
Portland black commuruty in
matter liUclt a" hou!ling and edu.
r.ation.
'Rights and Responsibilities'
Statement Receives Opinions
The need {or <l ra~ht .uul rc
~ron"ibili tit-!\ !ll&terncnt \'t u uno£.
ficinll~ cti§puted h\· ••tght repre·
.,.ntuth·e.s ol the Unrnd c,tf
Tru!ltees during :a mc•·ting \dtb
>~tudcnt and fncuh member two
weeks lljlO. according to Dean nf
tmlent' 1\.ent lhnde).
H awle' reportecl that the I ru~
te~ were.< "ba it·ulh· in ugrce·
ment" v.ith tht' tttntcmt:nl, but
that tht.; cnnsit.lcrt .•d mn I uf it
tenet! .dread\· in titult'tJ lu~re in·
itlrmalh ..,peal.:int; on a nora.rt•p
resentathe, andh idual ba~i , the
trustc1• a crtf'•l thut rhi" nulli·
(it'd the need for "uda a statr·
tnrnt.
ln contra 1 to rru11tec OJtllltun,
thl' dean reluted thnt studt·JU .and
(ur·nlt) 1"prc ~c·nUttiH ~ flIt tltr
·•~tement ntc:C'>AATV tu "t'.J~tabli h • f{Utdehne .. in uth nnre (or J)Ollllihlr
un porto nt h!IUC<~ in tlw futurr• .md
give upport for i-~ur" o( tlw
prc,t'lll He udcJI'tl thot 1\tud,•nt
and fu<'ult~ rcpn· cnt.ltnc '' rrl!
uclamant 10 t•htiming the ritthl nf
l!tudt'nl to "knn\'t \'f'hcrr• tlar\
tantl."
Ong~noll) llut~ 11 u Canal rr•
before a Jan. b a;uh. mi Ait>n to tha Bourd n£ Tru•tees.
thtl meetin~: rc.•mhed in th~ ~tate·
IIICill hrin!; I!Cnt ltacl; to thr o,.,ln
ol ~tudent • Office (or another
rc wwe. HawJI'y ,.,plnan~J that
thi rc.write will attempa to
" epurnl«' seoneral principle- from
admini•trnth ~ procedun.• ....
\ ft,.r the toterncnt b ft."" writ·
tt'n, it will mn d ;;ucc~iveh
through the 'tudr.nt .\ff11ir~ Corn.
millee. the Communih Cahinet,
nntl finall~ will finn11) be put to 11
\Ole ol tlw Bo11rd o{ Tru't,.o.
\ 11 CNtcomitan t tr.p, Dean
llnv. le} u~;gt•!!ts lurlent write R
~tat.:mrnt ttf tltrir c()nccrt of &tu·
tlcnt right and resrnntibilitie!t.
St~war t Holds
()pen llouse
All m~mhrr of thP. conamun·
it) are invit111l to nttr•nd an open
hou&e at ~tewar t llnll, y,onacn'
,lurmitt•r , tt•night, Dec. 6. (n.
II'T\ ititution hour ";u be from
7 Jt.m. 1 u 1 :30 n.m. (or the f'H'!·
ning, atul r··lrc hmf'nt \\all he
C"n rtf. Fridny, D(·c1 mher r., 1968
Bids Asked for New Dorms
8id1 FOR CO; S1 Rl f:TIO~ n( thr dnnnitor,r <:nmpl~ to bt": bulh
•• ,., u( r or·~· llatl ha•r b • ..-n ••lu .. i. Thr dm mitonl"!! d.-.,~«rtr.cl by
Portlorul arthltf"<'a f•nul Thi~ ..... m indudc rnur two--tury buii.Jinp,
l'llrh huutinc 2:; ludrnh llll<f a r•• ir:fr.nl advi•nr. Ulimateol COlli
i• $~30,()00. ~tutff'ot room .. on two fr,.rl• ·~U'T'C)onciinc 11 ltr~lory
foon1r "lth a (,....f'o!ltantfina ril'eplarr .. m b,. (f!lltof"NN. ~mt on
tlu· UJtprr lf'\C'I .. m nprn to P bal.,n or o•«"rloo!Un,; thr. ),nngr .. Pro
jrc-tf'd c-omplrtioo datr i! fall, 1 ')(,9,
'Festival For Christmas'
Offers Omnibus Fare
A mu•ical progrnm Ydth n di(.
ft!renot• \\ill be )lrt''cntf'..d I his
CftriMma .at L..t"\\i'> nnd Clark. Jn.
~tl!ad of one long concert, 1..;
11honer program will lit" oHcrcd
in the Agn Flanagan Chapel on
camtms. with no admt ion
charge.
\ Wt"ek.Juns ••fe thal for
Chri tma " "'til be.:in ~unday,
Oec. 8. with n chapel rvil'e at
10:30 a.m. Chaplain Gordon \ er.
plank will dcli~er abe ~o" Testa·
menL
Edith Kilbuck of the college
mu ic tic(l4rtrnenl will dirc~l 28
per£orm,•r,. in n Collrgium ~lu:,i·
t'um DL~, 8 1\t l p.m. lncludoo
will h· '' nmn lor oltn re(:nrcler.
obnl!. ·. whn o;ello nnd hhrJ' i·
c:honJ, by Johann Fo:~ch. and
T hr \ ewborn llabt!, tltr H rat enlv
Child, 11 cantata for c:horu" anti
imtrumrnt b Dictrirh Buxte·
hutie. ~tuJe.nt Rendu Roumagoux
wall dit~l both numbers., 'Yihile
Knrl Mnltmann. a graduate lU·
tll'nt. "'ill direct Three Chrutma
Carols b · Samuel Scheidt: Nod
for ltrn ~ quart"'! and harp ichord
b) Clauc.ll" Dac,uin; nnrl Run, )'c
'hf'JJhcrd{, to the Light. n antotn
ior c horu and in,lrunu:nt b
:\li,·hnel llaHin. \nnette 'torm~
"ill pnform opr uo ~It• m
lin dra'e t•.antatu. Diredm~t t"u
Oltl E:ngli ~h carol anti tltret-•i •
l«nlh ccntun ~(~OJ h cantl; 'Yitll
h~ Tim !jwuin. ,\'o" ,., ns 11 c, an
nnt~nymnu8 fih e en th centun•
t•nrul. '"ill d!'<l b,• pr ""t'ntt"11.
On ,\1ontla~ ''\en in~. ll~ 9, " .
ll. \udera',. •·ror tlat• 1aml" H~ing''
will he IIIAI{~I at 8 I'·"'· itt the
Chnpf.'l. l.in,fa Lltn ic.. l.C ~;tmlrnr.
~ill rltre<;t thi Cltri tm orator.
ao l11r ucton.. l're~l'nh~ at. a
chornl rruding. thf' ria ¥i ill l•o
include dnnce ctnd Chn una (ulk
DIU IC. "For tbco Ttm~ tk.ing." simply
stated. is the Ch.ll,.lmn f!lol") -
up.iated. up·tr.napa, nd rdt'\C:nl.
a~('ording to linda. It will b«
pr-OOu c~ through thr Joint eHon
of the n .. atre ~ Department
and the Clanpel
The Colle~e Choru .. , directed
b, Gnle Enger, and the Collegt'
~tring ~infonia. dtrected b) Paul
Bellam, "ill cooperar.- in presen
tatton n{ a muqcaJ Jlrogrnm Dl 8
p.m. Dec. U.
The audience "'ill bear ChrUI·
mw Conc,.,to b,· rchangelo Cor.
,.1Ji: Orro.so h) J.!: :S ch. ar
ranged b,· "'am Franko: nd A
c~r~mOn) of Carolf b) u~nJnmiu
Bnttl'n.
The Chapel Choir end 11 b.TD ~
c1unrtc:1 1\ ill prc..'ent a 15e.n ice an
ong for Chap 1 on Dec. 15 at
10:30 a.m.
\' n final e'ent on that dny,
the" College Choir. directed h L
'tanln• Glarum and the ~DC'rrt
Dand, directed br Kdth Eidt', wfll
pr~nt n t.:ombined co~ nt 4
p.m. on undn), Dec. 15.
Compo,ition" to he fealured on
thi progrnm will be: uile of
Carol.i fnr brn choir by Le.ro'
\nder~n; !Uasnum \!plawm b
Toma.. Lut! de Victonn; Beou
rl}l.;l ~iour Y<itlt chor 1 or:ranse·
rnenl b' F. Melius Chn uau'!en,
adapted lcr clarin •t claair h
Keith t::ide: Pu.er Vmw t:Jl l" \a
rill, :-\clh)bc:l ; ,oftc \lana. 111
rangtd Cnr girl • dt(•ntt! 1• lan
Hn\bant"" • adapted for ''oo•dwmd
choir b Keith Eide; l.tt. llo
a Ra~-e •f:rt" Bloomm~: h\ l\hehael
Praetor ius; Pro r.•ooz.s Pu~r "'a1u1
~~~ b) Robert \l. Jonc;.: In Ooki
}11bilo fM full h nd b\ J ' U rla.
arrunged b' Edwin Frunco Cold·
mnn: and ria(' Chrutm43 ton
fnr cluur, band and narrutor. b\
Ron Ndgm. •
• PlO'\ FER t.OG De• <·rnha G. 1 nGs :
'Hours' U nneccessary community forum
'1 he Intel Rc,i<knn.: ll.1ll Council votctl
\\ etlnc o.l\ to retain em fc" hulll (or frc,h·
man ,,·omen. 11(1\n:\cr, 1hc n•,uJc, uf prti·
tum chcuhllt"tl during recent \H't'k' on
c.unpu' wc.•rc :tlJ in l;n or uC t~Huplctc .~hnli·
tion of cnr(CW".
fhc (ollo"·ing an· the H'-'Ulb of rc_,l':trch . . .
l> lhl' rrehm:m d.t,,: In a pcllllOil e II (\1•
I:Uetl n mons (rcshmcn women, S7 pet cent elf
tho'<! :rt5ponding (,t, urcrl 1 he propo,,ll 10
aboli h hours. Ot 2,' R. \ polled, 19 r.,.
'ored the propo,al.
The ~ult:i of a petitinn rircul.ttt.'<i c~nl)
among upper-cia s womt'n ~ho" c1t-of 2 '!.l
c.m c:unpn -.5i percent in (a\OI, 25 pcrrem
opp<herl. lt'i pcnent l:l\oring 1lw nt{.l\e fot
pnng tcnn onl :mel 2 percent ab\lnining
• or not nn''' cnng.
<..lear h. the ~tudem bod -frc,hmcn nne!
uppcrcJa 'mcn-dt•,irc an end to thc'e H.'-'" i< tion~. The general kt·hng j, that if
ll' ,Jnncn girl.; haH' hcen "..,hdtc.·u•tl" hcfntt.•
coming ht'ft', \\'h\ ,Jwuld the collcgt• Jll olcmg
it? \ml tht• itutic-:ttion' ~uc rb.1t thnc.· gials
nrc nhlt.> tt• 1.1kt' c.-:ne nl dtcm,chn. ·1 he
lcchng th.lt tlll'v 'hnuld he "pt o11.·cted'', ir
·'PI' 1 ir.:t h It• c\ en tc n H~:tr' ago, i'l; not .1 ppl i·
r-.1 hie tml.1 .
But the o<ltle~t :t'-}><'< t of the meeting
w.1~ th.H the prnpm:tl W<l' ddc.llcd \\'ith
ntJ , n lit! oppmition. The ~trongc~t .~rgu·
rncnt .1gain<>t it wa,, litct.tlh. "\\'c clon't
1c:dh undct,t:md why we h,,,c hours in the
rit t pl:1ce, ~o \dt\ .. hould we aboli,h tltt~m?
It needs mmc 'tud)."
\\'hen a dcm n1.1jority c,r the student
hod d ile.' a dt:tngc the lntcr·R.c,idcnc:c
I I all Council 'hnuld .11 t. It j,, artcr all, .1
n:ptt'\Cnt.ltiH• body. tc pon.,ihlc to the
qutlcuto.. ~'ho"s a Bigot?
llc•nr J nnr ( l Jtmn) :
I c•nn hnrtll\' think nf n (Olll"gt•
tmknl '' ho Jm• .. n't know till'
thffcrrnce lu:t Wl'l'n Cnrlu.,, "mith
ond llr. !\in~ . You rnn't po' ihl)
he• lll'r•• at !'Chnol, \\ rite• o well
n 'ou do, nnd br o nui~c.
Dr. 1\ing lu:lic:'.CJ in u h('t.'
\rnt•ri(:.n. IIi~ rlrram ''ns: " •••
from r'\t'l\' \ illugo• nnri t'\CT\
lanmlct, from C\cry <.tote and
c'\C'f\' cit), '' c '1\ ill he a hie• to
tiJit crl up thut tin} ,,ht·n ALt of
GnJ' <"hilclr!'n, hlock men anti
whito· men, Jc" nnd Gentile~
Protc,.tnntll nnd Co tholic", "ill
ht! ohh• to join hnnd' nntl ~in~ in
the words of tltt~ oltl \t•~:ro spiri·
tunl 'Frt•e nl In t, Fn:e ot lost.
Faculty Proposals for Curriculum Changes Being
Considered by LC Committee .. Polls Underwa y
1 ion ore: hunlllnatie s, ~in I !'r.i·
enr.c~<, noturnl ,C'i,.nct' .... In n m<'ctinlo! \n\ 26, tht: C'llr
riculum commalln (.hairt~ b" Dr. b) 1\tn Cuno
Ann Jrhiulrse,
~ver11l prof'(lsnl to alter the
I.C curriculum bn'e b~n uhmit·
ted to the Curriculum Committee
thie. (oll, rnnging from plan for
extreme change to relathel~
moderate rn·i!-ion • Thus far, ac
tion bn hew confined to rc,ie"
and di uuion or the (lropo._o;al'.
wuh JIOllins of hoth the facult~
and the e.tudent bodr.
nu~ mo l radical memorond•tm
propo"es that n) .. ,he J;t'Detal rot.
lt'~e requirement IllS <..p«.ifie1t nn
page 57 of the curt't'nl catal9g h:
aboli&hed", and h l "the faculty
adOJII the four track ,,.!!lf'm nf
the 'amllin~r!ill) '' ••• "
Th!!' m~morandum. submiltc-d by
Dr. Janu~s C. Smith Oct. 30. r.-..
fers 1n o imilar ''ambhersiry"
p• OJl()<....lll h' Dr. J. T. Broun lasr
spnng.
As de!eribed. "the 'ambi,·c:rsity'
i5 n !ingle unit "bicla wilJ olio"
~tudt>nt 1he £~om to !:elect
&.hear objecth~ fu•m four area~<
("track ''):' Degree require·
mr.:nt nre determmed by (cur
rentl) unofficial) dhisie>ns of thi~
eolle!;e -natural !!Ci~nce. ~ial
:&CJeDCC$, humanities preformin~
nrts and opr,Jied art
Tin· four .. lrack " open to stu·
denla ·would be:
1) ":,('pcialt th!Jnnd" -ie.,
.. pre-nur ing. pre-med. educai.Jon
pre-graduate ~ork in panicular
n .. M grndunte "'ork in law.
mu ic, teaching, etc."
21 "Dhi~ionnl Diplomo''-'':~
([eneral f'rwd of requirement O!l
pecified bv Kience, humaniLie~>,
wcial s c i e n c c: 5, fine art!,
ete • • • •· Th1• would replace a
B .• or 8 ~.
3) .. Ccnaal Dipl(lma- lnt,.r..di!--
Tryouts Slated
By Fir Acres
Tf}ou for two 1•la' ~all lw
lu~ld in fir Acre Theatre, and lor
another in Evo.ns Auditorium
nr,xt wc..-ek.
Tiu fiN -witl be h,.ld 31 2 p.m.
on Tue5!lll\, Dec. 10, for .. Trid;
to Catch the Old OM." Student
h'',. Knox ~ill dir•:x-1 rhi~ R,.n.
ai 54DC~ come(h, •
TI~t• er..ond tryout will br. at 2
p.m. on Thur&da}, Dec. 12, {or
.. Hail Sctawd) k,.." Student t> nn
ablc to au,.nd tryouts may con·
tJJct dir«x:tor Dr. William lron for
• an appotntmr.nt.
l'rvout lnr "No FAit" wi11 be
on Tuesday and Wedn~da) eve
nmga ol ()~. 10 nnc.l 11. n,. di·
rector wtll he litud,.nt Tom Cath·
can.
A roJ,. in OD) of th•• plnye rnay
he ul!ed for theatr,. lab l"redit. eiplinnt'}''-cour ~ elextl!d "in
con ultadon '\\ uh an ad,·i or
dtll\\n from thr. ,.tudr.nt'e mnjor
fic•ld of intcrc~l. '''"C" cd b} rt~l,.
re_o;c:ntoth e {rom the minor iidd
imoh r.:d." 11•e r•rogram, leo ding
to a "Bachelor in r.cnernl Stu·
dies" degrc_-e, '\\Ould requirt: 38
credit" for graduation.
l) "l'on-diploma -Sr•ecial ~tu.
dt nt"-tudent not \\orking for n
desrcr• "'ould rt•gistt'!r for parti·
cular course or er-.icc·
The Smith-Drnun proposal hus
recei\ etl facull' critici~m lor be
ing unnt":CeSS olrih cumJIUC:ntt·d. 1\n
nul growth (I{ thi' rc ttUon j,.; n
propoMl ~ubmi tt~J 'Jo, 12 h~·
Cardinr•r ~lcCnult·\ of the art d~ •
pnrlm~nt . T h e memoronclum
!'.t8l~ that JHt.,'"'Cnt ~;TacJuntion fl'·
quit ~~e.nl need to bt: madt• "It'!!!
•rr~if•c." Exceptio~ Jlatt·tinw
tudcnt« nnJ 1ho~e in th~ lntlcpcn·
d~nt IIIU~ Program, nil •tudent'!
~ould be requir•~ to <:ompl~lo.:
(the pr"M!DI) fordgn lnngllll!o!e' Tf.'•
quircment a wdl as on~a rc·
quir.-mrnt--o certain number of
fr·· l) ch•> en cour t':<i "itlun each
ncudr.mic d ivis1on
To aid tudcnt , ''it would beo
tototed d,.arl) in the college cat
alo~ that nll courses in the col.
ltge mn) he pa !\ed b) ~xominn·
uon, ~ i1h the ••AJlrt• c:on•t•nt o{
the in"truclor ."
.\lcCuule~ further recommend&
''th1• elimination nf an arbitrary
upper limit lor eour!\c require
ment or rt':cific "ubjcct-1 oHcred
m the rnojur eubjr.ct. in order tbot
an)· pt'cialir.ed program may con.
fcmn to the tandortlr; set L, the
lead.inf; graduate• t<hool . It i un.
ethical In offer tudeots pcc:inl·
iu.-cl major Jlrngr.am which fall
far "!tort of placing them com·
pletel)· in the lr.ading profe ionBI
M::hool ."
Th,. propoMI indudes two new
pro~ ram , mterdiseiplinbr) &IU·
di,. " "b1 o I o 1n · ph) aic " Qr
dies ( nol menliunC() in tilt' othe•r
proposal) and area rudie . Inter·
di!ICiplinary &tudir.!i are rombina·
tio:t muJors audt u "urban tu.
die!," "hiolog) • ph) ic: ·• or
"m a l hem a 1 i c JS • c.conomie8."
"quitr r,o~ble under , i51jn~ cnn·
eiitJuns." Ar•·a 11t111lir woultJ con·
c enttat~ on an "ur-:a '' rather thun
u singlr r;ubjtlCI, lt•ndinJ! to dt•·
gn·•"! 11uda a• "R.A. 1n H umnni·
Litts. ..
\noth,.r m,.mornndum, submit·
ted bv Deun Lcwi A. Thayer
uv. 10 prQJ)n r lhc follo'\\ing
~;rnduat iun rectuirrm enl :
"'I ) fhe adti~' c:mr.nl of a ~on•
of 500 (median for tlw nation) in
•·ach of 1he purl of thr. Coll··~r.
Lewl r~ I of tltr Coll,.gt• Doard.
The lhrMC l~ I of genrrnl r•duca. ".2) Tht• taking n{ ''"' cour ,. :
Problem" of :\lodcrn Socit'l) ( hns·
icalh· Ch. 133).
"2) The ta'-:ing of thr conr •·:
Fre..;hman eminar.
''4) The "lllis£octory comJlletion
or nn indh idno I rourse of stud),
os \\orded out during thr Fresh.
mon eminar and modifird Inter
a' -.c<"m. od,·i<~Bble."
A •econd recommcndotjon lw • Tho er i<~ taken from tlw Rr.port
uf thr. Prt!sidrntWI Ad1 ison Com
mission on Undrrgraduatt• Jn.
structicn in the Faculfl· of Arts
and Scit>nc!", Unh·er<!ily o( Toron·
10 (1967). It'~; ohjecti"f: j., o rc·
duction of total t•lns" hours prr
wo·llk tl) tcll-t\\o in t•adt cemr"''
I'Xrrpt lobe-to allow Indents
"enou~:h time to rend, think and
. " "'rJ te.
"Tht• intent of thrsc recommen
dation, i~ ( 1) to mok•• it impo •
siblt• for rror~~orfl (If tudenl!l
tu u::.e the lecture;; to ''covrr" tht•
c:nur "• ond thu.. ro ret-tore \or
c,.,nfinf! \ l~turo:~ tu tlll'ir prorer
{unction , (2) to rcleo"'e &~Jme nf
tlte .. tudent ' time for more work
on their own, ( 3) to rdeu.;t• I!Omt~
of the profe,1'0r • time for more
producth e purpoH·~"
,\ fourth prOJll.l~ I bt'fore thr.
committee is nim~d at incml ing
the opporrunity for r rt·e cli'C!t in·s
h) reducmrz thr. gem·ro I ~·ollt·~t·
rc:quirc:men l.. ~uhmi llt·d bv Dr.
John Harrtnllton Dr. Gc:orp:e
Enni">, Dr "ilhum hcnrc·r, Or
C. Oougln" llohcock. Or. 1 ohn
Richard ond Eldon fill, tlw pro
po~ l k~"CJI" 11 38-cour--e program
lm•t'd on the follu\\ing:
"I) 15 courM!" mu)' he inr.lud.
ed ln anY d~portmt' tll in it mn·
jo1 requirt:me nt5. including nny
work requin:d by thf' rnnJor dr.·
partmrnt in ulli•·d rlt'port mt•nt •
"2) A m<1x.imum of 22 court··~~
"'it lain an} one• divi inn ma) t:,OUill
toward J(raduation.
".'H Th~ remaining ('nnr e~ mu t
indudt' nr lr~-1 one cour e in
••nr.h of llae othr.r rlhi8ions."
React1on to tbt:"'e proJ,O~ I lao"'
ln~c:n varit·cl. 1\ rt•port on ,.lluleniJ\1
rrommente ho" & that mo t lui\ ••
rcH:r.Ntinn& ll\ er the: \Jd.nulr.}'
prormocition. Th,. (cwlinJt i tlaot
''the propo111Uora doc n't g«•t lor
enough II. Wll\ from thr. prc'!4'111
&)'litem, tbnt the nmt· amount o(
tim(: \\ill bt• twnt on the gr·nr.rul
Tl'tflliremrnl , ~OJnt ·thin~ 111o.,l
• I'm lo wunt lo ~;ct owu} Crnm,"
'l'lw ideo of tht: ott•u lurli•• , how.
~er, mrl "ith "general unrJunli·
fi••d orc:eptan r~"
l...owt•ring o! cllltltl houri!, in l\111·
rlt-nt opinion, i5 nul a important
Ia "u chanR•' in thc• nnturc: u( thr.
tirnr. 115Jent •.• " •
Smith r•t up n subr.omm ittee o;('.QI·
ing a rt•prc·~ntothe from c.ach
arnclc•mi" ''art·o" to furth('r e''·
Jllorc these proJIO!lBl -,tUlknt
ml•mlu•r o( thr. rurriculum 'ont·
millce o~ro Rnml On,,:.on and Jim
Jnmicsun,
IIi pan-America
I.Jit Cla s Offered
Due to ~tudents' intcn•st m the
du~~ in II i11pun·J\ mt•ricun lilt'rn·
turc~ in tronr.lotion ..:.uggc~teci bv
1\lc rrill rink. ll~'i!\lOI\1 dirac tor of
rumpth acthitit·~. the cia~~ lao-.
ht•t•n ttJntociwly .~dtt'thal~d for
Jlring term,
Fink will he in~tructor Cor the
cour ,., which will be either a
Fn•e Unht•r ity or LC clc•JIIIft·
mental oHcrin~ . ~lr.xican, Argen
tinian. Cuhnn, E('uudorian anti
po 'ibly Brazilian liu~raturc will
be inclutied . lnlcre,tc:>.d !'tudent
may contact Fink at Ext. 314.
uditoriutn Offers
Price Discount
':lludent ! Foculh·' taH' Lt•nd
me yuur t'nr I lhr ~~w Civic
\ ud It or ium is going to be ar.tive
over the holida) ,·ncallon, and thl·
I l'W a nnd (lurk C.ommuntt y 1 .. m
..s p:nod po auon to 111ke ad' untagl'
of R ~peciu1 lli~COUnt of ~~ JWf
t ickt't.
The U'O> I~ Carte, Creal Bri·
tiun' fnmt"d G ilbt•rt nnd Sullh un
I mope, will be in cnw n Dec. ) 2,
13, l•l., ot B::iO p.m • .1\ matinee
nn l>ec. J l '\\ill Lt! nffcrc·cl at
2::-10 p.m.
'lhe Rumanian Folk Ballet '1\ill
perform on Dec.. 30, and 31. ro l~t·nr· fit r. om the reduced
r.tte, tickc:ts must lw purrho eiJ
frQm llt•len Hutclun..on ol ht:r ,r.
fict• in Ternr,Jeton.
pioneer log
Off•ciul publkotion n£ the A ~o.
dnl I'd Student" of Lewi" ond
Clurk Cullt•jtt: 06L5 'iW Pain·
tinr• Hall Rond. Portland, Ore
97l5~. Puhh hcd tw1ce wl'ekly
during tlw -chool year by Conn
Pu hti ... hing Co Second cia a•
pntttuae puid at Ponlund, Ore.
EUITOR Alire I . Chri .. tene.en
Mon.aging ErJitor Julie Prrcell
,\tiHrtitting Mgr. Don L.·np
.\dyiAnr Cay Jenlo.tnl' t lannk (~od J\ lmiAht),
ut ln!ll.' "
ln tlitt'C't cuntrnst, Cnrln'l .md
~rnith art n!lvo<·nt< of Bloc\
l'o" t•r, n pnltllru I 111 ruct un• wlnrh
tt·ncht•q 1hnt the hlnck mun ,md
whih· mnn t·an m·vrr l1vt• togc•thr1
-I'H'n tn till' creation nf indrren.
d,.nt hlnck " lute " in \m••nc'l.
flo\\ con you n~k wl" th~
mrn urt• hi got!!'! ,\ rr. vou not
11\Htrt' nf the fact thot the Olym.
pic,.., inct• tlteir 'er} IIC'ginnin ~.
have t~tr • sed the.• idcnl" of p•.:a~:t
untl brotherhood, and lllC' \Cn 11b. •
"'rncc oC politir.nl i .. ucs. This u
the rulo b) \\hich Curio~ and
~mith plrdged to abide-and they
brol..:e that pll'dgc.
A< for n" your tntemcnt& oQ
the 'lou \lou nrc conct•rncd. you•
logic (" ath which you nrt• 110 ron
ccmcd) i lncl~inll The l.lclirt
employed bv tht .Mnu Mnu "war
rior"'' wen• brutul und inhurnnn.
If thi11 i your idro of warfare, I
fuel "~Mr}' for }'DU
You u~k whot 1 mf'an bv "<rum
of the t•nrth.'' I thouRht I had
mndt• thnt \cry clt>ar, bul l wa
rcitt•nllt' whnt I m•·an by thai
h·rm: nnyonc, tm) otw, who dt
file5 them ••In•... onrl other<~ by
leaching or pmfc, in~ racial
hatred for nnv ren;on whotK•
t'\Cr. T\\o \\tong hau~
made o ri~tht. Thr. man}
thnt 1he hlnrk (lCoplc hove made
in nchit·' in~; qunlit}' '\\t'rt! born of
loH• nnd fricntlo;hip, nnd the ~
tnbliochmcnt of an) concrl'tt• p;aina
in intc·rradnl n•lalion•hipc will ~
the Olll'"' mach• on 1his hu'\ir-,
IC you "i~h to cli~u"< thi~ with
mt• nt nny 1 inw, m} home i" open
lo ,·nu 1tnd I um li&~trd in b~
telephont: hook.
In Thunk you
Cnrl F lrwtn
J{eeping
To tht• l.t•\\ i"
Fuc•1dl)', and Clurk
Ma I takt· thi!l npponunir · t
i'On~rutulOtt• )Oil nn )OIIr
dounh·tl couragl' in kt'cping
reiJUirc·mt'Jlt~ for ll th•grrl' n11ro
ancl frrc from h .. rcs). l.ct me &"
8Urc )OU that your df'cillion 1
rlrn) u D.A. dt.'Arre to John Fri&b
holt. i<~ in kt"cpin~ ~ ith the nr.1
dt•mic tradition which we han
ceunc lo t':\pcct from this institn
tion.
Sim t•rch.
Rob Word
Former!) Clo" or '70
Corps, Viva
Join Forces
For Protest
\ cnmmilll'e of three• hnt< .. , .. ,:
formed on r.ampue in order to
tnhli@h u t•ontnct wal h the k.
nt•t.l> .Ar.tion Corp-and Vivn,
C't•rmnl! tht• ~;rape• bn,·cott.
The moin purpoo.c o£ the n,...,,, ..
w•ll In: to inform ~ludcmt <;
for.ultl wlwn th v ulll packet
\\'hen:. ,\ lllo, 1 ht· JlO ibiht\
foraninf.l u llltormtt ~trnup for chil
rhen of 1hu migrant worker11
bt•infl con itlt•rt·rJ, ulon~t Wtlh ulM.a·
tu colli'lt clothir\g nnd money
tht•m .
l'Jckt•l line~ "ill lw r tnhh11h
foJ till' 111''(1 thrt·t• cun!lt'C"'"'
Suturrln\ in Potthand at I p.rr
J\ mc>t•lmg \HIJ J,u larld ut Ccntc
nr}'· Wilbur Chun·h. ~. W. 'hh
At"• on . alutdn) l>t·t 7 bt'{orc
pr•raul to Ull' t•lr·c h'd mnrkt•l ' INt..,lt'll i!'ttuJe•nh! huultl
l>ituw K iwl Ill Ext l7 J "'nnr
T;r kine nt r,,t. 211, '
rink nl E~t. Jl•t Dc(emb<
•
h)
I.r Ot•f'
,\U!!IrJO
ol wnltt.e•
,\ndrc. w11.
bas t•ndurl
in tb11 T1
•ieit hn l1
tar-t with n
1~1C'd in
acape. ln
''r.eJ,.hrntec
portunt ev
hi~tory.
On Ort.
part m a l
wa!l locnl
Pro\'incc,
,.ere "lD)l
vor6 of W
find l11at •
the Kara~
This areo
ern Carint
home!ltO y I
Thr· \u
wa~ frucn
Yugoslal·ia
wrakne!.'·
Cannthinm
again~l tht
drtenntno t'
Region. TI
a grc:ll t(
conflict 1 . pronnce.
1920, " pli
e tabli"hed
boundary
~t. \'ei
da' \\;tho
We follow
~ion to th1
'Pad<
Iris}
l
l f Oll
Amer1ca
h> th~ trl
~or1h Ar
settlrd. n
ioua CO 'I\~
1
~1erna l \1
Bonnie an
name o( o
aU play u
tique of tl
The Ll'B(
try ide in
thl· ( n .. h
tho•t of
While tb
"oultl leo
hdicvc th
i~ u chor
r.tau'lc of 1
farmer<, I
lta.\t. gro'\i
t~pise the
fed to be
emerging
The hu1
can troditl
ou nnd l
~cr~ t) pe
• an anner
ll·hich lto
r • uh o{
the e ... "'Cnc
1ltc humtl
a ful~<c
IJI)·ues: I
drink and
thn1 c'ery
ha dutv".
Rl'rcntll
ol the Litl
""'Y of
Dublin.
"'hol1• Jll'OI
ch tllut4iOnJ
tic "loqut
lptech w~
lfinning ol
r:atagor) ,
di Jlpearc
•
1~ of fSO
•~ tho pn I !168
re
os and
Bind
I whirb
:m un,
ngclh~r
1dl'fltO•
Tncrn:a.
· these
tu not
Olym.
• •
~nnm~ r pc·act
Cf) ~
rrhis i
o nnd
nd thl"]'
~nts 011 a. your
t;O COD•
tac.tirJ
11 "war
1hurnnn.
rfare, I
"'CUll!
1 had
1 wjD
))' thai
fho de
Cfl'< by
tllcial
what~
• ne'er
!'otride~
e mad~
born ol
th~ ~
•
IJ~
hi!! with
• '" open I in bt
II r IIIlo
>ing tbt
• • I!IIOn
n
the
e han
'70
s
t
r·h·n,
e.
he CTMUI
nt~>
cket
)ility ~
for ~hil-l
>rker
il b
l ~"'""'' 9th
eforc d
rkt't <~. I
I runt
3,
· \lem Occ:t:mlH•r t), 1!168 riONf:ER LOG
t.udy Group
Different Austria Discovered During Students' Stay
b) Rrur~ /,twwll
J,C Or·rffNU SllNiy Crnup
A11•triu '" rnort thun tlu lond
of wnhz•·•, • ki lorw ond Julie
AndrcY.s. I I 111 n cnunlr y which
hall t·nrlurNl incrcdiblt uf!crin~t
in thn 'J'wcntirth C't•ntury Our
,i!il hn-< broup;ht \IS In rio. r con.
te('t '' ith mut'h that rnnnot he de·
ttetrd in the ructurcsqm· lond.
ecape. ln five wet;k<~ we hove
"cl'lehratccl" OI"Oirl) t•vcry im.
portnnl event in Au tria's rrrt•nt
hi,tnrv.
On Oct. 10 w~ were able to toke
part in n holiday rdebration tluu
wa~ lornlitt·d in the Cnrinthia
Province, the nrc:a in whirh we
were lll)Jnft ln 1918, the eurvi·
vou of World Wor J returned to
find th11t Yu~to.,Juvao hacl claimt:tl
th~"~ Knrnwunkt-n Alp.. (or it~clC.
TI1i~ nrt'a inC'Iurlt' much o£ eouth·
trn Cnnnthio and t. Vcit, our
homi"JIBY town
Tht· Austrn.Jtungurion Emp~re
was frnciUred by the wor, and
YugtJ!!IB\'iO Y>llftht to t•xploit thi'l
wukne!l,. For two ycnr the
Carinthinm fought a guerilla wnr
again~! tlw '\ ugo,lav for the elf.
drtermmauon o( the Kornwnnkit·n
Rt'gion. The world \\llr hoci taken
a j!reat toll. and thi.; nclditinnnl
oonffict ~everely crippled the
pro,inre. Howt'ver, on Oct. 10,
1920, n plcbt·~cite wu~ ht'ld which
r-•tabliehed the prr.,t'nl ~uthem
bound:tr) of Carinthia.
t. \'eit commemorated this
da,· ,..,ithnut o militnry dLplny.
We followed o torchli~tht proceo:.
~ion to the central war memorial.
'Paddy' Stereotype r,.. -•
-... . ... --· . r.;. .... ~...,. ~ b •
•iiiC .. --... • • • -
-· -
STRA SOl.RG {.J\~Tl F In Kornlrn, At~~•lno, le nplort'd b,. John
Dlraetlolt urad "'ur Ettmat·r. rncoanbl"r~ of tlw LC 0.. er t'O.; Study
Croup to \u,.lrlo. -1 OJ llbuao 1.1, On' ld Grubf!
There !>IUdtnl rend their po,.tn·,
the ma) or ddiwrcd a qui,.t ut.l
dr~"~ and the prie I bleswed the
rncmoriol.
After the wr~ath was the Jrud,
the tnwn hand and d10ru JIID)r'tl,
"Mein Cute Kamerud" -which
was not thl' national hymn. It
was, G"" it _,.~:m. , a rl'mcm bra ncr.
of the lives lo•t and not the cele
brat ion o( a 'ictory.
Oct. 26 morked the fih.icth nn. ni\ crMr)' of thr. Republic of .\us.
tria. More than 600 year of Hap •
burg rut~ were endt>tl when Karl
I abdicated in 1918. But it w'Jl• a
p nhic \'ictol") for democracy.
The next ) •'Ill' the Treaty of Ghent
nddled the remnant Au5tria with
tlu! debts of an empire. The re
aulunp; chao3 made the count~')
~'asy pre' for seduction hy Ger
mlln l'lntinna) Sodali~m .
This year' &lolled celebration o(
Irish Traditions Condemned by Youths
b) Tom Ehll.t
LC Ot•l'f!~t!as '>tud) Croup
Amerit•an hnH been in flur.nred
h} the traditinn" cr•·llletl as the
~orth ,\mericnn cnntinl·nt w.a,
sc:uled. The heroic Ody~t:r n{ vur·
iou cowlKl) s on teh•' i~<ion in the1r
tternal wandt•r ing~. the mo\'it·
Bormi1• arvl Cl} d,., and ~;\en the
name of our illu'ltriou .. in..,titution,
all play upun the m-. th und my~
tique of the ,\meriran '\\ c:~t.
l'he trudjt1on n( th lrtoeh coun.
tT)aide influence tlw thou~tht of
the lric,h in much tht' ann wav
tho•o o{ \mcrica do .\menc iln .·•
While tht· I fl"~h Touri,.t Dunnl
~ould lend the a'erugc tourtttt to
bdir.vt• thnt tilt' In h t'ountr) ·1rle
i, n churming, re!ltful place ht·
cause of tht quu1n1 trad1uon of
Iarmer , I ri"h yoUilJ! pcuplt· whtt
ha\'e gro\\ n up 1n tht nl it~ de·
~Pille the ~ter~ot' pt• \\ hich thr!)
fr.,.J to Lie the rt· ult ol trndition
emerging from the eountr) side.
Tht• hurd) pioncf'r of ,\meri·
can truclition nnd the joll), pener·
ou nnd "}y P.1ddy of the In h
Nr.reot) pe are both the re~uh of
an inner longing and id(•alism
which hn bct·unw cli'~tor tt·d 1111 u
ft' nit of the innbilih to t':\pr~,.
th,. "~'Cnce of the rt•nl protot\ pe .
The humthntton nt hu, ing tfl pla ·
a ful11c note is t'XJltt:!i...-d in
fll) Ut:f: "Tnda) the hund" ma\
drink and Jllnk.t-t, lrt'lnnd t'"\flt'CII'
tho,t cvl'f')' rnnn th1 tlu-. will do
hi dut~" .
Rt·renth I ullcnclrd u mt.>etmy
Ill thu l.ttt·ruq· and fli,.tor it·ul So
ru·t) of tilt• Univcr ttY Collep,t·
Dublin. which "' mhollll:d the
~ho lt· Jlroblem o( tlu· lri h youth\
tli t llu ionnlt'nt flw dturoclf'fl"'·
tk t Iuque nee un1l hrillinnrc of
&f>et·rll wluch I hr.urd 111 the be
Rinntnll' of the rnt•eting undt•r the
Ctlt4AOr) u( ''(.cnr•rul llir.c·u ~ion''
di ·lllpt:art'd, ulong with the hod·
i.. of 450 or tlte 500 rwoplc: thcrt·,
•~ thr. program lnunchnl into de· bnte of tbe que.<~tion, "There \1. ill
lit:\ er again he the lri5h tmdition
which there i now."
fhe remuinin~ tudcnts dthcr
vainly attempted to d1•finc '\\hat
that tradition i~, or hitterl)· con·
dcmncd the tradition fnr what it
mean.; to them. Their t•nllcctive
opinion of the di,.nppcaranc.e of
the lri~h m~ th wo "Thank God.''
The lack o£ participation in that
debnt«: .. Ito'\\<~ the di intere I
which most young lri!ch feel for o
trudition which they feel to be OJ'·
pre.,.,ive, psuedO·Jlatriotic, and Ut·
terly di.,bone .. t to Ireland ns the)
know il What tl< ~o tra,ltic about
lri"b youth and )·outh u II over tht':
world, though il may sound trite,
11o that they have not found a t'Ub·
"titute for t.h~ ·haltered idea Ia.
A roncret "-l4temt nt of this
fru~trotton 1t1 found in the lrith
tcle' i~ion pro~tr .am "I ikt' No\\",
which i, the equihtlent of "Amcr·
ican Band .. umd." ThtJ pop art, the
•dong and fa .. hion of the MC and
tbt• bands, Ute Engli"'h and ,\rnr·r·
ican ~t\'le, of mu .. ic, and thr:
\\ rithing bodie;; of 'uun~ I ri h nil
~em to a"k, "Wher~: do '1\C go
(rom bt."re?'' jo\Ce •ummeriJ:eti
the ituution thu,;: .. , m1 bt'holtl in
one," Stephen !'nid with grim
p}CJU.urt:. "a horrihlt' ,. ampln of
free thoughL"
lrit•h > outh hn'e n•jt:ctetl thr
trud1tion which the) feel reprt ..
-ent Lhe lri h farmer, yet thut
former would Ilardi • rec;ogni7.t'
that duccurrlt·d mulition. flu:
{urmcr' :s philosoph) h; on co: '\\Inch
ho... evolved u a rt'flllt uf lu
,;trugl(le to .. urvive the pon•rty o(
thl• l11nd ami the stcrilil\· oC mind
which con bo brought on b) 1
"cn~t> tlmt hr: nun b,• \\U ling hi"
life.
Or. John Brown, l C srcmp lr•ad·
er, ~SUrnrned up thi altitude b)
!Ia\ inJ; thnt thr: ('ensunt tnt•u•me
hi!l rxi:.t~nCt' bv ''hot he manngt•
to &<·ratch frob\ thr: oil Th~· I'•' I nnd the future do not ronr into
lnfh ~ i<ion o( the idt·al. but his
philo!OJlh) itnd root.. mav be
(ound in the potato in hi.; hands.
lntuith·ely. > et unahle to e..~prus
it, the IICllscnt under taut.L the
~cnce of hi life.
The contru•t of lrich dt} and
countr)' life arc ,o great that
'Ome feel that th~ ore basicall
iueompatable. The trudilional fet'l·
ing IJI lri!lhne'" ,~ems to be an
uslr offer, and the tragedy is that
the \'QUth nrc •O walled in b\· WI!-• illu .. ionment that the\' do not
reach out to the '1\C ... t l<1 di-r.o\'et
what their roots rcnll) are. A re
nflirmation of one' heritage cnn
bt· lli~ovcred, hue the lri h 'lo•outh •
ful't~l)· think thut tht' \\ 1"~1 h11
IH\thing rcl.·vant to of£er them.
LC Library
Holds Sit--In
Student" \o; ill he ghc-n u cham·,.
tv ciu their tl1ing jn a no,el lOll)'
tlu coming Monda)' o J.e,, ic ancf
Clark <"halks up another fir~t -11
libra&") 8it·in.
fhr chatrs rrescntl) in u .. c an
tlw librur) ha"e held up poorh
o the mnnuf 1cturer ha .. pro,ided
about trn clHfe!rcnt 1~ ~s of po•·
ibl~ r.·plo('cmrnt . Bcc.mu e of
the ~nriet) o{ typl's, the librnn·
has dccifieti to e\:tend the demo.
cractic proce!!.S tn tht· selcctiun of
U fit'\\ I\ JIU of chair to tt•p)acc tim
rlel(dhe ('n~ . Student nrc en·
courag,•rl to IUnplu .Ill the chnir ...
~lundu) und cast u '·ott fnr their
foH,ritt'. R.1llot1o will ht: JlT<I\ ided
which will rcquirt: rnnkin~~: of the
r hair"' according to their \arion
lilll ihute •
\ ut ins "'ill be heltl out~ide tht·
libt nian' office all do} .Moncia •
Come ancl 'ote for 'our {a\ orite
<"hllir. Oct. 26 wn uniflll~ in thr. hi!tory
o£ Europe. The trnditaoual parnd~
nnd 1lr.rornt ions "'ere nbrmdoned
•md rhe fun,J u ~d for nn nmoz.
ing youth parliament. ,.hf! Au!-
trinn gon•rnm .. nt i under tand
ahh conr.••rnr:.l obout the wdfau •
o( il" etud,.nu. They wnnt no Jlllfl
of thl'! upri ing& whkh hnve truck
l'urio. .\ICJtico City, and various
coll,.gc& in the United tate!.
Thl'rr•fore, thr.y dl'dicated thi11
holiday to the c:cpreasion nnd ac
compli hmcnt of youth. Tlu~ gov
ernment exhibition halls in Vif!n.
nn were filled with dieplays and
prrf9rmnnces of art, muaic. dance
and drama crcat('d by 5tudents.
A large haJJ WIU! dffignated the
]llgl':nr/parliamt'nl whern !tudcot
• • wen~ J:!IYen opportuDJty to pre ••nt
pn rer~< and dis-c•• s i'~"'':!l· The
audienrc included the fed,.r:tl
president and chan,.~Uor, as wr.ll
B! J,.gi!llltors. l'tr. entation& were
frank ancf rritical of current p;O\'· •• t•rnment pogJtton~.
,\ (loJI nf the participant" n11med
John F. Kennedy, Aleunder
Dubcek and Murtin Luther King
re pectivel)' a the mnst admired
r••reon o( our time. loonard
Bemetdn outtli lanced Tl'igg,,
Rrig,.ttc Br:udol nnd thr. Beatles
{or the most undcfl!tanding enlN·
lninm nt figure. Tlus oul!tnnding
C'Cnt \\a ghcn three hours of
e.xcellent co\erage b, tbc Au tri.
nn Televi ion etwork.
The beginning of Nou!mber
brought moO\ or u clo Pr to th,.
horror o£ World War II. Many
Join K.LC, cnmpu rndio, in
nn c periment in H•tenin~-tune
in to the nt''' 2l-h•1Ur pro~rum.
ming \\hich was begun Wcdnes
da''· The underground !\ound of
ht'll\'}' rock 15 broadca t week·
end from noOtl Fridnl!• to
mtdnight ~undn~"· 'uper con
temporary! J\LC- 680 on )OUr
dinJ. of lh,. famili~ with whir.h we nr,.
~tn)ing Io~t rdatifi'S during theo
war, u• di•l many pcopl,. who
li"ed in occupied .AII!tria. Durmg
our week-long tnur of AustrHI, w~
vi itecJ thr. Mautnu en ~n~cnlra·
tlon Camp, located in th" farm.
ing countr)' near th,. Danube. h
tands t!)(Jay 1111 a ml'morinl to the
122.000 political pris<men who
were murd~red by the Nazi! at
the camp. The camp hcld onl)• n
fe'l\ Jew and othu minorities
(mo t of the nri!oQner& wer,. Ru&o
ian, Yug~lal' and Italian). n
th,., Au trian• were !hlpped to
c.11mp• out!ide 1heir hom .. land.
Our reaction to sur.h a !Ute of
atrocity. ~tiU in near-working con
dition, cnnnot br· explain~.
The Au5trin in which we are
living i hctrel) 13 years old. Until
Nof'. 5, 1955, th•· countn wa
~ubdi"ided inw :four occup:llion
%onc.5. Much a! thl!)' have done in
Rerlin 11nd U'~t Gr.rman)\ thr.
So't~lt refused to withdru'l'i thr.ir
forr.e5 without adequate "compen· . " !llllon.
A lthoulrlt the allie! regarded
u-.tria n• a liberated notion and
not at an ~ • the eeonnmy
'l'i8§ exploited for 10 yean b) the
occupAtion. The reeov,.rv since
thnt time hu rai~ed the tandard
of lhing to one of the high 1 in
Europe.
For a country which wa gi~en
little chance for un'Jval in 1918.
obliternt~ in 1938, and exploited
until 1955, Austria ha amazed lbe
world. We're proud!
Jazz it Up Tonight
\II c(•mmunit\' member who en·
jo, modern jan-.and e\~n those
whu ure undecided-arc tn\itt"d to
un informal 5e~"ion "jth L.arrJ
Ounlnp .:md other LC "tudent per·
former<o. 8:30 p.m. toni ht in
'tamm Dining Hall. Tbt're will
bf" no admi 'inn chnrge. \tuf<i·
cio~ and/or enthusilll!t are !.'n·
courn~w to ('Omt' nnd Ji ten or I'Jt
in with the group.
FURNITURE RENTAL
IN BEAVERTON
JJdat er J If ' tJ J·~t· Mirwtr:s lu'll}
e AS LOW AS $15.00 MONTH e PURCHASE OPTION
e OPEN TILL 7 P.M., SAT. 3 P.M. e DIRECT TO TENANT
Select from our Showroom Display
.Jf ( Between Bataar ]Ofefi CO and Villa Mart
I 0780 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Highway
• -•
"Your friend for life" Todd V. Wilder
He's an ea~)' per~on to tall wath
And \\hat h{' \.~n t~ll rou .Jbout poha~
!>pi!'Ctalh dcstgncd tor :ien•o~ :tnd gr01d·
uatc 'tudcnts i5 '' orah listentng to. It
can rnake lot of dtHerence Tn )'OUr
luture Talk wtth htm \\hen he alb
There'' nevN an) obhgat•on.
~ ::tno.e rtern Uft1
IllS [X[C1111VE BU!tDING
PHQ'(( 1.23 51<&4 • •
• •
PlOI\ Ef R l OC lkrcmbcr <i. 1968
LC Batt es in Secon
0 A Tip .. o Tourney Jack Des Bouillons, editor
b) )ark Dc,Bouilluru
L~wi.. und Clark pla\s in the
~ond round of the Tip.O(( Tour.
namcnt l<'night tn Salem at Wil.
]amellC! asoinM tither the Bellt·
•at or Oregon Teehnical ln&ti·
tutt.
1'he Pton~ pla'cd la•t ni!_tht
osainat ddendins district cham·
pton Southern Oregon Collcse.
The team from Palatine Rill ~as
fno~ IO 1ii'lD the same.
"illamelle faced OTl in the
aecond game lll t ni~:ht and the
Bean-•ts "ere eJ peel~ to haH~
an ea l same.
If thing wc.-nl llccortlinr; to
{or:m, Le" i and Clark ~hould
m~t "'illamettc lonight at 8:30
in lhe I'!Cmi·final:!>.
In the other "brac:ker" Oregon
Colleg~ of F..ducation or Pacific
'~ill like}) reach the final!!-. ched·
uled for ~turd&) in thf '-alem
\rmory at Q p.m.
Loolmg ahr.ad to the up<oming
N:llstm co11ch Oean ~mpcn 5aid.
''Thr.rc is a genernl feelin~ amonll
the team thot they 1ii&Dt the 5el1·
1!011 to l>tart. ~mr: lr.am" don't do
thi ltut our bo.. ~m nnxiou" 10
!'tort. ..
The top UH~ !'ooOQrcr& lrom Jac;t
)cor !tnrted for the Pioneer" la~t
nisht again•t the Raiders. Tim
\~ ri,;ht '-ll at ccntet, t~ming
with Larry ~m• and Jam Prrnnr
at the forward lot
Mike Pete! and ~rii Lathnn wer11 nt tit~ ,;unrd po tllon11 l.ath·
nn pin) rd lol't ~11 on I 11 for
l\Urtf but \\D'~ flrt' t·d tnto JiUBtd
r.nJce \1 ith the injury to Randy
lurn( r.
• "r ha\c had to tlo ~me ari
JU tan~ ' ndmittf'd e mp c r I
"Lnth.m ha gt•ne In j;Uilrd and
(Phil a \~ s onhlttt ha nlso pla\ ed
Mlmr. 1 uard R ' J lead hoc; hrt·n
in the ho pita! \\ilh tht• nu !;() ~e
arr "hort handed at tho j;uard . .. .. I'OSIIIOn,
\f1cr 'ie" ing film n! o lull
game 15Cnmogc, ~cmpcrt nott.'tl
that "we ha' c some "'cakne" ('
that \\ e nrc ~;oin&; 1 u hnH· to cor
rt"Ct i£ "e hope to hr. n chnm·
pion•hip ball h'llm."
An nn•a ~Cinllt'ft lnbded .. de·
{enfllve cohe~hcne " ho5 lwen a
llroblrm. "\Vel ddinitt•h nn•tl •
work lu·re," $aid ~,•mpcrt "\\ e
hn'C'! to "'ork on gellintl tojlether"
,\not her "t"nk JIOint i' lnrk o{
JICt:.i "in crnoin or•·n:.. I r WI'
ran O\ erconw our othrr pn1b.
lt"ms, this should not hurl u tno
much."
~mrcrt'~ hi..-;gest ht<.ndochco
ha~ oome mer the tt·~tm'. ('l<lor
del en he rcbounclin~. mainly be.
cou e thi~ ~hould be· 11 "trr·ngtla.
"" e ju 1 on·n't doing the job,''
lnment~J thr. conch.
.. \'\'e ~hould be trong ht'rr.
~am llnd f'ernor are big nnd
5trung. Wright i n't so ~trong, but
he i tall and a real RI'WltJ JUmpt•r.
Our trou blc hn bt-cn not getting
How we serve
you completely at
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WI J, W. fUWIWetll ll¥0.
I'Oim.AIID, OltfCON tlw right po~itilln tultl not hind;.
ing out."
Thin~ B.rl."n 't a~ hnpcle ~ n
th~) "ecm Some mort' \\Citk nml
l"nctico ,qll hopdull) in>n nut
the fln,, s and \\ill oid in the d~
"elnpmen t Qf art•nt~ nh nch trong. Bailey Earns A .. A Bert ... 4
•-.,hooting hn11 to be onr of uur
'lton~ point~ ," ~d ~rmpt•rt.
"All the: bnl" ~cem to he ohlt• to
!oC':nr\: \\ c huH~ our IOJI fh c t•or.
t•r Lad. "0 \~e ~ould lw nbh· ttl
hoot ~ ith nn' tcum in Utt• cun.
ference.''
E'\)ll'til'ncc is another ke) {or.·
tor "" c-hn,·c Jllll) I'd o lot of llf'U•
Jllc.-doran~ the J>Mt ''' u ) t•nn;,"
C.\plnincd the rooch, "!l(l cvrn·
nn~ pia~ mtt <.hou lei hnn-gnmo
C.\Jlerit•nct• "e ha'c nine l•·ttt•r·
man on I he learn " Dill Bnilr:}-. J.ewi o.nd Clark's
siont dcfen he lincmon. "'Q!'l
nnmt•cl Ot'C. 2 to tht \~"C>Ciuh'd
Prc!'l ' smnll rollcgt \U \mer·
icnn tenm.
Doilt~)·, 6-5, 265 pountl •enior
l rnm \r.torio, hu~ bt·t·n "4-'0Ull'tl
!J, n number of pro team.., I .a .. 1
\"l'ttr he soincd honornblc men·
lion in the A P sclc<'l ion"
'\ rew wrek<~ IIRO, coach Fred
" il,on pn-dictcd that Dailey
Grapplers Head for Seattle
The Le"'·i!'! and Clnrk wre~t ling
team journ~)'!'! to Seattle toda) for
l\1 0 dll) or competition in the on.
nunl Unher,.ih o( Wusltinl-!ton
tourn11men t.
The ('omp<'tit ion will be tiff.
Filtn:n tenm .. are included in tht'l
t~o day elimination toumamt•nt.
fl"at uring top team .uth n Ore.
~oton Oregon State \\ o hington . .
":itote and Portlnnd tatt
I ooking at the tournc)", heod
coach Del Smith Sllid, "It' o mol· tt•r of lucing tl"oms thnt wrc~tlu
on n )enr-oround ho'i". We ju~t
nrc nnt t•quippt'tl (or thot h,·rP,"
,\ hnkr-up on the teom hn,., or·
pnrcnth occurn•d n" tht-re nrr.
no uppercln!>"IO''" nn Ule nine
mnn tenm that will be trnveling
north. ·nu: te.11n ni'IO hn" a new
coptnin, U1U tuart.
Stuart replace~ Junior Borry
Cloc:k, ond all-conference per·
former lo t year. would be ~lectcd in the fir,t 11
rounds of th~ JlfO draft. The \P
ratin~ no"' mnkt'~ thi"' prediction
•ecm more than likely.
Bo1ley was nl110 ~lected to the
.\II r\orthwe~t h·nm nlon(l Wtth
It ammote Tom Hoyle The'IC were
tlw onh twu P10ncera nornt•d 011 • the !!quod which mcluded ftH
player from Willnmette'" cbom.
pwn11hip tl."nm .
\t tltc Lewia nncl Clark foothoU
bonqurt held bdore vocation,
Ocnnv Wnltc•r" und Denny Colvin
Wt'rt• nnmed co•\\ innor11 of the
rovctt·d l\1o!lt V nluable Player
nwnrd.
Coh in, 11 170 pound dt"fen~i"e
end, bM bt>tn 0 tar (ll.'rformer
<Ill the Pionrcr elttvcn Cor the
ln!il four )'CM'l Cooch Wlltiion hat
called him "pound for pountl one
of the be 1 in the rountry."
"ulters is a junior and will be
back ne"<t ycnr. At 5.9 ond 175,
he• Wll'l o terror to oppo~in g
!came operating out of a lineback
po~it ion.
Lewis and Clark Cyclist FirstinNW
b)· MzJ.or Pf':t'l
Motorcycle racer, Onmcl mith
~~ currently lendinp; the \orth wc·"'t an totul point"!! according to
lnle H ~•oustic3 released by the
Arneracon Motorcycle A s«<ciO·
LEWIS >\ 'D ClARK ~E lOR Don Smith j,. •howtt here with bit
mo?> trophiC"' "'on durin ~r hi .. lhrrt-,-.·on~ of mflton"ydco mdnlf.
m11h bn .. rnrl'd In (..aJICurnlo, 0N'•on. Wo,.hlnaton, Idaho, Cnnoda
nnd hOJM".'I to cmnplrh-In f:urt>p<' "oon.
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nutb, u 1 t>WIII and Clark -.en
ior. t'S "JlOnllorcJ by ' omaha
East, a Portl11ntl corporot ion, ond
rncc~ a C'tcchnlllovokinn bike, a
model Cl
mlth hllft brt•n ont• or the coun
In ~ top rac<'rl'l ince he enter .. d
competttron thn·t• H~nrt> ngo. In
1966, }aj., f1r t yenr, he won thr
'-iorthwt "t chnmp 1on~h ap
lie ha rneed m outhern Cali·
fornio Ore~on, \\ n11h.ington, ldu·
ho and Cnnndn "I had n littlf' b.ld
luck in ( nnadu " recullttJ !:lmith.
"I was pu hed off the track and
had to "top. llut tf 1 can finish a
race I u~ually plnce fir t or t~eo
ond."
Cycle race n.ro held nbout
every two wet•k "ornt•where in
the urea, ond Smith can Ulluolly
he fount! on u Sunday afternoon
on t ht I rack m 11 ill!!boro or
Woodburn. "1 \\ t8h more people
!...new ohout the ruct'~11 84Jd
..,mith "I { the) would come out,
I know the)' would enJoy them "
\fotorc·ycle rut:t• nre hdd on
\loto-( ro trncks, which ore 1'101•
tlo1r In Grund Pri-c port tnr
cour~. The onl> different•
i thnt qele!l tun on dirt, gro-.
and "<lnd
"Each t rock 111 d 1 H rrent ," 6•
ploined <;milh " ometiml"'l th11
dtnngc llw Kame cour-.c b~twecn
rnc~. J\ U t"our .. c ura ~lttrrrnl'l)
rou~h
''The)· all hove Jump- ton.
";omet.Jmc., tbr) put n JUmp 10
till' m1dclle of n curvo nncl that
tan ht-r.ury"
"Ourlllft 11 ruct· ." Rnid milh .. I I one w trc•l or 1 hr ot h~+r i11 u
unit)· off thr Jtround Stn•nf\rh o.ncl
lttuminn arc nerdccl throu~thnnl
tht• rar.r "
DJke roc1ntt i an mtrrnotiona I
"Jlurt, with omo of tht· bi(,! rnc~'"
brinR hl'lrl in J..uroJlt'. "That',
when I would lakt tn JlO ..ome
day," '!llrcl IIIIUI "Moylw I'll RCH
tltcrt: nnt yt·nr, hut I don't know
liS ol yf'l." , c
c
'Ha
\n old ~
uon will Ill
1111~ ·' tf
takes pnrl I
peen in tht
ph•ton Colle
Bough!\ o
(crrmonittll]
cun 1ng bat
atnircru c d
port)' ~.: hed
Frirln). Ot
Ghri tmM I
the lounge
ning acLivl
om tc' I "' rtb
m~n1 •
A five dt
fered to tb
tht" ornamet
b) judges
diner McCo
En•cyonc i
The hon,
originnlly
Theatrr•, b(
r~gr Cl'nter
1 other tradi
f'rit!B), n"
fe-sor and
student B.re
on 11 yule I
To morro"
Collcgl." tr
b} Pnul Be
ChoTII dir
will pro\ idt
in the \gn•
Archnnge
Conceno m
will be per
ia, l't hilr I
Ctrtmt~n )' c
M'llted b) I;
Tlu: Ch~
Conned by
choir-is j1
• the w< .. tu 'nnt e!'lt
mu• ll i~ ~
tht total ~t,
of ~olu in!llr
A11 un ir
iation, rhe
I . by diHert•nt
turn. In tli
I id rotated ~
' t'r do noL
Th!! Con1
Christmu"'
• u ~tan!! Q
rod, on a
de ribt-d tl
beginning"
• tn que."tion
fire rc·~
'irnlonto 1
Tlu c; Olflll~
the mlr«kiu~
I &'antUH.I ~
Onr Foot 1
1, an iatt~pt
B11r h '" tn«l
IIUJ\ .
l"he cho1
monr o/
Dtlltl'n 11 ,
"or ld · f nmou
Adnti iu1
fret•, ns it
in I he ChrJ
11110
'turn.
hn'e
IIIII rl
Pnft
Coli.
are
• Pio.
1 four
E
h. h.
Clark
~0 tbil!
tnmd
to tv.o
·d wn
:arunre
:rc the
I) team
Cin!il
tis
I .. u~nd·
lhowing
bip be.. ..
o{ b t
J llmbda
~etu Chi ! ; while
\'Cr the
leagut<
"' 6 1;
; Thet.l
nd.,ren·
up the
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Pepers
t. 384 • lewis
and
clark Ll'lum mit/ Clnrlc Cnllr.ge -Estnblhlud 1867
Vol XXVIJ, No. 15 Portland, Oregon
s
by Pat Scanlan
1\n)·onc ~ ho t•nvt~ton L r~ ~~
and Clnrk'11 Block tudent l.Jnton
u a violtnt orgtuuzation thn·nt
' enin& to transform the cnmpu"
into n little Columbta mo) put his
(ears at rest.
,\ccording to Chotrmnn June
Glenn, the lS.mrmher D5l exist"
becnuac "We felt the need to JOin
togrth«'r bC"cnuso of our common
aonl Thtrc i" o need (or black
~tu,f• 111, un rumpu to relate with
the block C'Ommuni ty and with
otltu blnck !ltudent" around the
coun T)' "
La l Moy the BSU pre-oented n
<{"Iit!> of demand tO thr admtn•
i~tratinn. clueof nmonj:t wluch are
thl'l dr.mandt' (or a Black Hi'tory
Wetk in Fcbruarv 1969, and a
cour e in block htlllOT} The
Union wonted the cour•e m titut.
td in winter term of thi )'f'ar.
The Olock H i~tory W t'tk will be.
come reality Feb 11.16. Each
mco.mber of the BSU hn .. chairrd
1 committee in prepanng for the
proj~ t. Featured will be an ex.
hibit of block ortA to he unve1led
on the Feb. 11 and o prt!!entouon
1 of ~omporotive block culture in
Afriru and '\mcrico being pre.
paffil by Nathon Kututl~l . Then•
I will nl«o be o 'Peclol gue.-.t ~peak·
rr John ':ltcwort (rom Fre,no
rat Orher ncttv1tie ... durinf.! the
"~"' will include o block pin} by
1 troupe {rom Eugene discUIIIIIon
~~·jon , movat''l, a church o..ef\
ice, and o dnnct performed b>
black nrtlfl~
The other prJme objective. a
cour m block h1•tory, has b~n
1chieH:d through co.operotion
"ith the rluurmon of the hi~ tory
dep3Ttme nt, Dr ~o~rotollnh Rnt~·
~kh The courAe, pushed bnck to
apnnv term, will be taught by
Entzh"h pro!e~ .. or Mike Harper
Mo 1 of the tttlwr demand' r~n
tercel around rt>cntitmcmt or more
black tudcnt!\ for the colle~tt.·.
l.n&~ ,·ear 19 wore recruited, with
13 actunlh arnvin~t fhe Adma11
'ion OHtcc i" stri\ ing to fulfill a
quota o! 25 black student {or next
campus flicks
b,-) im Cicnrr/Ji
1 he t\lnl!> pre .. t•n e u : "An·
atornr of n Mnrrio~;t.•" hut :~rriH~d
and will bt· -lhown in F\'un un
da> niaht nt 7 ~iO. The film i~ o
'complt•tc 'aew of u cit tnlt'J(rating
, Rlllrua~c from hi 111dt: und (runt
her The lilm nnttmnlly -cht-cl·
ulrtl for tlu• "'unth", "11iubuh
qur " will be . ho\\ n 10 E\ unt< on
Frid;q the 13th Mort· approprintt·
lumug, could tht.'rc lw '1
f ridny m~lat ua b\ un wtll he
the mo'lt fnmou of rc•t·rnt tht'
W•~cho lnvukann film, ''I ovc· of
I R1ondc:," Thi<~ i11 thr origmol.
uncut Europt•an ver8ion. 1'ht•rt:
•ill be two ~IO\'t IIIIC"• ,ju 7 p.m.
ltuJ 9 fJ.m und "" II!IUIII fir6t
come, fint ~eutt-d. s •
....... ommuntty ee
Two recruitment .oriented de·
mand" are the ~tobli hmrnt of u
!!prciol tutoring program and the
institution o( an Upwartl Hound
summer tutoring program. Jun~
reponttd tbr• aonl or hi!th ec:hool
tutoring b) BSU Mudenr. hoi!!
bern hlor.ked by the admini&tra.
tion, which will not allow black
o;tudenl• to tutor in th~ high
l'hool". There nrc {our white tiiU·
dt'nt currently tulormg at Je(.
feor"~on high .chool Dc!lpite the
fact thnl there ore only five a u
upperclunmen, the tJ p w a r d
Bounn program will br. cxecut,.d,
drnwlllg on volunteer tutora (rom
other !ichool!'l.
Another demnnd involves thr.
hiring of four block proft• core to
teoch cour<~ec; in black hi tory,
black literature, Swohm. and race
ethnic cultur Although a cuur c
in rae~ and tthnie culturl!l! is cur
rently being tnught b) the ociol·
ogy deportmc:n~ June said black
!ltudenh takinft tile course have
ft>h it inadequate. therefore: a
black prote--or ia de.&ired. J nnr:
e plamed that letter~ ore heine
"t'nt out to proapectin• prof~!'or
but tho.t openin~ mu&t c•xist be·
fore any actuul harinf cnn be
madr·. Jim Smith of the Studt•nt
'\Haar~ Commitkc,, whi<"h aets u
o grie"once commattet-(or the
BSU, ha!l uggested the. course in
'-"ftahili be et~tobli <hed through un
e~cha nge o£ crl"liit .. \'t ith Port) ant!
tate CoUege.
-\ demand thut June per onally
feel"' 1, one instance of a lack of
general co-operation b~ the ad.
ministration i~ the propo al that
l.e\\ i and Clark establich nn
o\cr~ea pro~rrnm with on Afri·
can country. June reject the pur
ported difficuhic-laek of ~u£fi. cient fundt1 among hlerk !ltudenrs
(JOd ~relive .African politic...._,aa
invalid. "More than just black
tudent would want to ~ on such
n trir··. ehe eaid, and 11ome black
eturlent do poJ!"• the nece!!ary
fundt<. far as endin~ a etutly
group to pnlitirallr turbulent .~\fri.
can notions, he cit'"" the UJ'(:Om ·
ing trip ro Czcc:ho lavakia as a
rt"!utation o£ the \'ulidity of ~ut:h
tlirHcuhies.
At'•ertintr "Wt' are willing ro
co.oJwrate with the odmini trn·
lion if thn \'t 1ll co.operntc with
us". June charged, speaking in·
di\'iduallv, ''A lot more could be
done on our drmands thnn is be
ing done.'' hr. e.xplnin,.d the B U
it~ too "mnll for e(f('Nhe ar.tion
nn !IOmr. of the pro~al !! and
mo t o£ th"' ¥iMk mu•l bt! done
through the orfmini tration.
In contra"'· D~an of Studenu
Kf'nt Hawlc • while ~li~ing the
cll'mnnd nr.. rea5onoble and con.
trur.tiVt\ think ~ the BStJ "!!hould
tok"' more of the rec:pon~ihility"
in tht!ir e.s~ution . He al~o ass,.rts
hi& office "ill provide o~ much
a i"tnncr. ae. possible. Like June,
he !!t'!e"~ inr.rt·n ed membc.r11hip ll"
onr: kt\ to grr.atcr f'Cfecti\'l~ne!\• .
lt'"~"L• 1nd Clad.;•r; BStJ is pnrt
ol the> Wt tern .\Uinm:t• of 81udc
~IUUI'n l , which CO\~r~ the entirt'
\\'e t coa~t . J un•• cspl11int"d ,
"~inc,• we con~titu teo n minority
in mo~ Khools. the Wel'tern AI.
lianct• prm idl'.! with ;s mean. of
exchnngin~ idea on common
prnblrm ."
l..o~nlh · the nsu belonJ:s to the •
Portland .\ llianr.e of Black tu·
dent . The Ponland Allianr.r.
worl.: togethtor in helping the
Portland black commuruty in
matter liUclt a" hou!ling and edu.
r.ation.
'Rights and Responsibilities'
Statement Receives Opinions
The need {or <l ra~ht .uul rc
~ron"ibili tit-!\ !ll&terncnt \'t u uno£.
ficinll~ cti§puted h\· ••tght repre·
.,.ntuth·e.s ol the Unrnd c,tf
Tru!ltees during :a mc•·ting \dtb
>~tudcnt and fncuh member two
weeks lljlO. according to Dean nf
tmlent' 1\.ent lhnde).
H awle' reportecl that the I ru~
te~ were.< "ba it·ulh· in ugrce·
ment" v.ith tht' tttntcmt:nl, but
that tht.; cnnsit.lcrt .•d mn I uf it
tenet! .dread\· in titult'tJ lu~re in·
itlrmalh ..,peal.:int; on a nora.rt•p
resentathe, andh idual ba~i , the
trustc1• a crtf'•l thut rhi" nulli·
(it'd the need for "uda a statr·
tnrnt.
ln contra 1 to rru11tec OJtllltun,
thl' dean reluted thnt studt·JU .and
(ur·nlt) 1"prc ~c·nUttiH ~ flIt tltr
·•~tement ntc:C'>AATV tu "t'.J~tabli h • f{Utdehne .. in uth nnre (or J)Ollllihlr
un porto nt h!IUC<~ in tlw futurr• .md
give upport for i-~ur" o( tlw
prc,t'lll He udcJI'tl thot 1\tud,•nt
and fu<'ult~ rcpn· cnt.ltnc '' rrl!
uclamant 10 t•htiming the ritthl nf
l!tudt'nl to "knn\'t \'f'hcrr• tlar\
tantl."
Ong~noll) llut~ 11 u Canal rr•
before a Jan. b a;uh. mi Ait>n to tha Bourd n£ Tru•tees.
thtl meetin~: rc.•mhed in th~ ~tate·
IIICill hrin!; I!Cnt ltacl; to thr o,.,ln
ol ~tudent • Office (or another
rc wwe. HawJI'y ,.,plnan~J that
thi rc.write will attempa to
" epurnl«' seoneral principle- from
admini•trnth ~ procedun.• ....
\ ft,.r the toterncnt b ft."" writ·
tt'n, it will mn d ;;ucc~iveh
through the 'tudr.nt .\ff11ir~ Corn.
millee. the Communih Cahinet,
nntl finall~ will finn11) be put to 11
\Ole ol tlw Bo11rd o{ Tru't,.o.
\ 11 CNtcomitan t tr.p, Dean
llnv. le} u~;gt•!!ts lurlent write R
~tat.:mrnt ttf tltrir c()nccrt of &tu·
tlcnt right and resrnntibilitie!t.
St~war t Holds
()pen llouse
All m~mhrr of thP. conamun·
it) are invit111l to nttr•nd an open
hou&e at ~tewar t llnll, y,onacn'
,lurmitt•r , tt•night, Dec. 6. (n.
II'T\ ititution hour ";u be from
7 Jt.m. 1 u 1 :30 n.m. (or the f'H'!·
ning, atul r··lrc hmf'nt \\all he
C"n rtf. Fridny, D(·c1 mher r., 1968
Bids Asked for New Dorms
8id1 FOR CO; S1 Rl f:TIO~ n( thr dnnnitor,r <:nmpl~ to bt": bulh
•• ,., u( r or·~· llatl ha•r b • ..-n ••lu .. i. Thr dm mitonl"!! d.-.,~«rtr.cl by
Portlorul arthltf"<'a f•nul Thi~ ..... m indudc rnur two--tury buii.Jinp,
l'llrh huutinc 2:; ludrnh llll<f a r•• ir:fr.nl advi•nr. Ulimateol COlli
i• $~30,()00. ~tutff'ot room .. on two fr,.rl• ·~U'T'C)onciinc 11 ltr~lory
foon1r "lth a (,....f'o!ltantfina ril'eplarr .. m b,. (f!lltof"NN. ~mt on
tlu· UJtprr lf'\C'I .. m nprn to P bal.,n or o•«"rloo!Un,; thr. ),nngr .. Pro
jrc-tf'd c-omplrtioo datr i! fall, 1 ')(,9,
'Festival For Christmas'
Offers Omnibus Fare
A mu•ical progrnm Ydth n di(.
ft!renot• \\ill be )lrt''cntf'..d I his
CftriMma .at L..t"\\i'> nnd Clark. Jn.
~tl!ad of one long concert, 1..;
11honer program will lit" oHcrcd
in the Agn Flanagan Chapel on
camtms. with no admt ion
charge.
\ Wt"ek.Juns ••fe thal for
Chri tma " "'til be.:in ~unday,
Oec. 8. with n chapel rvil'e at
10:30 a.m. Chaplain Gordon \ er.
plank will dcli~er abe ~o" Testa·
menL
Edith Kilbuck of the college
mu ic tic(l4rtrnenl will dirc~l 28
per£orm,•r,. in n Collrgium ~lu:,i·
t'um DL~, 8 1\t l p.m. lncludoo
will h· '' nmn lor oltn re(:nrcler.
obnl!. ·. whn o;ello nnd hhrJ' i·
c:honJ, by Johann Fo:~ch. and
T hr \ ewborn llabt!, tltr H rat enlv
Child, 11 cantata for c:horu" anti
imtrumrnt b Dictrirh Buxte·
hutie. ~tuJe.nt Rendu Roumagoux
wall dit~l both numbers., 'Yihile
Knrl Mnltmann. a graduate lU·
tll'nt. "'ill direct Three Chrutma
Carols b · Samuel Scheidt: Nod
for ltrn ~ quart"'! and harp ichord
b) Clauc.ll" Dac,uin; nnrl Run, )'c
'hf'JJhcrd{, to the Light. n antotn
ior c horu and in,lrunu:nt b
:\li,·hnel llaHin. \nnette 'torm~
"ill pnform opr uo ~It• m
lin dra'e t•.antatu. Diredm~t t"u
Oltl E:ngli ~h carol anti tltret-•i •
l«nlh ccntun ~(~OJ h cantl; 'Yitll
h~ Tim !jwuin. ,\'o" ,., ns 11 c, an
nnt~nymnu8 fih e en th centun•
t•nrul. '"ill d!'<l b,• pr ""t'ntt"11.
On ,\1ontla~ ''\en in~. ll~ 9, " .
ll. \udera',. •·ror tlat• 1aml" H~ing''
will he IIIAI{~I at 8 I'·"'· itt the
Chnpf.'l. l.in,fa Lltn ic.. l.C ~;tmlrnr.
~ill rltre<;t thi Cltri tm orator.
ao l11r ucton.. l're~l'nh~ at. a
chornl rruding. thf' ria ¥i ill l•o
include dnnce ctnd Chn una (ulk
DIU IC. "For tbco Ttm~ tk.ing." simply
stated. is the Ch.ll,.lmn f!lol") -
up.iated. up·tr.napa, nd rdt'\C:nl.
a~('ording to linda. It will b«
pr-OOu c~ through thr Joint eHon
of the n .. atre ~ Department
and the Clanpel
The Colle~e Choru .. , directed
b, Gnle Enger, and the Collegt'
~tring ~infonia. dtrected b) Paul
Bellam, "ill cooperar.- in presen
tatton n{ a muqcaJ Jlrogrnm Dl 8
p.m. Dec. U.
The audience "'ill bear ChrUI·
mw Conc,.,to b,· rchangelo Cor.
,.1Ji: Orro.so h) J.!: :S ch. ar
ranged b,· "'am Franko: nd A
c~r~mOn) of Carolf b) u~nJnmiu
Bnttl'n.
The Chapel Choir end 11 b.TD ~
c1unrtc:1 1\ ill prc..'ent a 15e.n ice an
ong for Chap 1 on Dec. 15 at
10:30 a.m.
\' n final e'ent on that dny,
the" College Choir. directed h L
'tanln• Glarum and the ~DC'rrt
Dand, directed br Kdth Eidt', wfll
pr~nt n t.:ombined co~ nt 4
p.m. on undn), Dec. 15.
Compo,ition" to he fealured on
thi progrnm will be: uile of
Carol.i fnr brn choir by Le.ro'
\nder~n; !Uasnum \!plawm b
Toma.. Lut! de Victonn; Beou
rl}l.;l ~iour Y<itlt chor 1 or:ranse·
rnenl b' F. Melius Chn uau'!en,
adapted lcr clarin •t claair h
Keith t::ide: Pu.er Vmw t:Jl l" \a
rill, :-\clh)bc:l ; ,oftc \lana. 111
rangtd Cnr girl • dt(•ntt! 1• lan
Hn\bant"" • adapted for ''oo•dwmd
choir b Keith Eide; l.tt. llo
a Ra~-e •f:rt" Bloomm~: h\ l\hehael
Praetor ius; Pro r.•ooz.s Pu~r "'a1u1
~~~ b) Robert \l. Jonc;.: In Ooki
}11bilo fM full h nd b\ J ' U rla.
arrunged b' Edwin Frunco Cold·
mnn: and ria(' Chrutm43 ton
fnr cluur, band and narrutor. b\
Ron Ndgm. •
• PlO'\ FER t.OG De• <·rnha G. 1 nGs :
'Hours' U nneccessary community forum
'1 he Intel Rc,i<knn.: ll.1ll Council votctl
\\ etlnc o.l\ to retain em fc" hulll (or frc,h·
man ,,·omen. 11(1\n:\cr, 1hc n•,uJc, uf prti·
tum chcuhllt"tl during recent \H't'k' on
c.unpu' wc.•rc :tlJ in l;n or uC t~Huplctc .~hnli·
tion of cnr(CW".
fhc (ollo"·ing an· the H'-'Ulb of rc_,l':trch . . .
l> lhl' rrehm:m d.t,,: In a pcllllOil e II (\1•
I:Uetl n mons (rcshmcn women, S7 pet cent elf
tho'<! :rt5ponding (,t, urcrl 1 he propo,,ll 10
aboli h hours. Ot 2,' R. \ polled, 19 r.,.
'ored the propo,al.
The ~ult:i of a petitinn rircul.ttt.'<i c~nl)
among upper-cia s womt'n ~ho" c1t-of 2 '!.l
c.m c:unpn -.5i percent in (a\OI, 25 pcrrem
opp<herl. lt'i pcnent l:l\oring 1lw nt{.l\e fot
pnng tcnn onl :mel 2 percent ab\lnining
• or not nn''' cnng.
<..lear h. the ~tudem bod -frc,hmcn nne!
uppcrcJa 'mcn-dt•,irc an end to thc'e H.'-'" i< tion~. The general kt·hng j, that if
ll' ,Jnncn girl.; haH' hcen "..,hdtc.·u•tl" hcfntt.•
coming ht'ft', \\'h\ ,Jwuld the collcgt• Jll olcmg
it? \ml tht• itutic-:ttion' ~uc rb.1t thnc.· gials
nrc nhlt.> tt• 1.1kt' c.-:ne nl dtcm,chn. ·1 he
lcchng th.lt tlll'v 'hnuld he "pt o11.·cted'', ir
·'PI' 1 ir.:t h It• c\ en tc n H~:tr' ago, i'l; not .1 ppl i·
r-.1 hie tml.1 .
But the o<ltle~t :t'-}><'< t of the meeting
w.1~ th.H the prnpm:tl W<l' ddc.llcd \\'ith
ntJ , n lit! oppmition. The ~trongc~t .~rgu·
rncnt .1gain<>t it wa,, litct.tlh. "\\'c clon't
1c:dh undct,t:md why we h,,,c hours in the
rit t pl:1ce, ~o \dt\ .. hould we aboli,h tltt~m?
It needs mmc 'tud)."
\\'hen a dcm n1.1jority c,r the student
hod d ile.' a dt:tngc the lntcr·R.c,idcnc:c
I I all Council 'hnuld .11 t. It j,, artcr all, .1
n:ptt'\Cnt.ltiH• body. tc pon.,ihlc to the
qutlcuto.. ~'ho"s a Bigot?
llc•nr J nnr ( l Jtmn) :
I c•nn hnrtll\' think nf n (Olll"gt•
tmknl '' ho Jm• .. n't know till'
thffcrrnce lu:t Wl'l'n Cnrlu.,, "mith
ond llr. !\in~ . You rnn't po' ihl)
he• lll'r•• at !'Chnol, \\ rite• o well
n 'ou do, nnd br o nui~c.
Dr. 1\ing lu:lic:'.CJ in u h('t.'
\rnt•ri(:.n. IIi~ rlrram ''ns: " •••
from r'\t'l\' \ illugo• nnri t'\CT\
lanmlct, from C\cry <.tote and
c'\C'f\' cit), '' c '1\ ill he a hie• to
tiJit crl up thut tin} ,,ht·n ALt of
GnJ' <"hilclr!'n, hlock men anti
whito· men, Jc" nnd Gentile~
Protc,.tnntll nnd Co tholic", "ill
ht! ohh• to join hnnd' nntl ~in~ in
the words of tltt~ oltl \t•~:ro spiri·
tunl 'Frt•e nl In t, Fn:e ot lost.
Faculty Proposals for Curriculum Changes Being
Considered by LC Committee .. Polls Underwa y
1 ion ore: hunlllnatie s, ~in I !'r.i·
enr.c~<, noturnl ,C'i,.nct' .... In n m<'ctinlo! \n\ 26, tht: C'llr
riculum commalln (.hairt~ b" Dr. b) 1\tn Cuno
Ann Jrhiulrse,
~ver11l prof'(lsnl to alter the
I.C curriculum bn'e b~n uhmit·
ted to the Curriculum Committee
thie. (oll, rnnging from plan for
extreme change to relathel~
moderate rn·i!-ion • Thus far, ac
tion bn hew confined to rc,ie"
and di uuion or the (lropo._o;al'.
wuh JIOllins of hoth the facult~
and the e.tudent bodr.
nu~ mo l radical memorond•tm
propo"es that n) .. ,he J;t'Detal rot.
lt'~e requirement IllS <..p«.ifie1t nn
page 57 of the curt't'nl catal9g h:
aboli&hed", and h l "the faculty
adOJII the four track ,,.!!lf'm nf
the 'amllin~r!ill) '' ••• "
Th!!' m~morandum. submiltc-d by
Dr. Janu~s C. Smith Oct. 30. r.-..
fers 1n o imilar ''ambhersiry"
p• OJl()<....lll h' Dr. J. T. Broun lasr
spnng.
As de!eribed. "the 'ambi,·c:rsity'
i5 n !ingle unit "bicla wilJ olio"
~tudt>nt 1he £~om to !:elect
&.hear objecth~ fu•m four area~<
("track ''):' Degree require·
mr.:nt nre determmed by (cur
rentl) unofficial) dhisie>ns of thi~
eolle!;e -natural !!Ci~nce. ~ial
:&CJeDCC$, humanities preformin~
nrts and opr,Jied art
Tin· four .. lrack " open to stu·
denla ·would be:
1) ":,('pcialt th!Jnnd" -ie.,
.. pre-nur ing. pre-med. educai.Jon
pre-graduate ~ork in panicular
n .. M grndunte "'ork in law.
mu ic, teaching, etc."
21 "Dhi~ionnl Diplomo''-'':~
([eneral f'rwd of requirement O!l
pecified bv Kience, humaniLie~>,
wcial s c i e n c c: 5, fine art!,
ete • • • •· Th1• would replace a
B .• or 8 ~.
3) .. Ccnaal Dipl(lma- lnt,.r..di!--
Tryouts Slated
By Fir Acres
Tf}ou for two 1•la' ~all lw
lu~ld in fir Acre Theatre, and lor
another in Evo.ns Auditorium
nr,xt wc..-ek.
Tiu fiN -witl be h,.ld 31 2 p.m.
on Tue5!lll\, Dec. 10, for .. Trid;
to Catch the Old OM." Student
h'',. Knox ~ill dir•:x-1 rhi~ R,.n.
ai 54DC~ come(h, •
TI~t• er..ond tryout will br. at 2
p.m. on Thur&da}, Dec. 12, {or
.. Hail Sctawd) k,.." Student t> nn
ablc to au,.nd tryouts may con·
tJJct dir«x:tor Dr. William lron for
• an appotntmr.nt.
l'rvout lnr "No FAit" wi11 be
on Tuesday and Wedn~da) eve
nmga ol ()~. 10 nnc.l 11. n,. di·
rector wtll he litud,.nt Tom Cath·
can.
A roJ,. in OD) of th•• plnye rnay
he ul!ed for theatr,. lab l"redit. eiplinnt'}''-cour ~ elextl!d "in
con ultadon '\\ uh an ad,·i or
dtll\\n from thr. ,.tudr.nt'e mnjor
fic•ld of intcrc~l. '''"C" cd b} rt~l,.
re_o;c:ntoth e {rom the minor iidd
imoh r.:d." 11•e r•rogram, leo ding
to a "Bachelor in r.cnernl Stu·
dies" degrc_-e, '\\Ould requirt: 38
credit" for graduation.
l) "l'on-diploma -Sr•ecial ~tu.
dt nt"-tudent not \\orking for n
desrcr• "'ould rt•gistt'!r for parti·
cular course or er-.icc·
The Smith-Drnun proposal hus
recei\ etl facull' critici~m lor be
ing unnt":CeSS olrih cumJIUC:ntt·d. 1\n
nul growth (I{ thi' rc ttUon j,.; n
propoMl ~ubmi tt~J 'Jo, 12 h~·
Cardinr•r ~lcCnult·\ of the art d~ •
pnrlm~nt . T h e memoronclum
!'.t8l~ that JHt.,'"'Cnt ~;TacJuntion fl'·
quit ~~e.nl need to bt: madt• "It'!!!
•rr~if•c." Exceptio~ Jlatt·tinw
tudcnt« nnJ 1ho~e in th~ lntlcpcn·
d~nt IIIU~ Program, nil •tudent'!
~ould be requir•~ to <:ompl~lo.:
(the pr"M!DI) fordgn lnngllll!o!e' Tf.'•
quircment a wdl as on~a rc·
quir.-mrnt--o certain number of
fr·· l) ch•> en cour t':<i "itlun each
ncudr.mic d ivis1on
To aid tudcnt , ''it would beo
tototed d,.arl) in the college cat
alo~ that nll courses in the col.
ltge mn) he pa !\ed b) ~xominn·
uon, ~ i1h the ••AJlrt• c:on•t•nt o{
the in"truclor ."
.\lcCuule~ further recommend&
''th1• elimination nf an arbitrary
upper limit lor eour!\c require
ment or rt':cific "ubjcct-1 oHcred
m the rnojur eubjr.ct. in order tbot
an)· pt'cialir.ed program may con.
fcmn to the tandortlr; set L, the
lead.inf; graduate• t<hool . It i un.
ethical In offer tudeots pcc:inl·
iu.-cl major Jlrngr.am which fall
far "!tort of placing them com·
pletel)· in the lr.ading profe ionBI
M::hool ."
Th,. propoMI indudes two new
pro~ ram , mterdiseiplinbr) &IU·
di,. " "b1 o I o 1n · ph) aic " Qr
dies ( nol menliunC() in tilt' othe•r
proposal) and area rudie . Inter·
di!ICiplinary &tudir.!i are rombina·
tio:t muJors audt u "urban tu.
die!," "hiolog) • ph) ic: ·• or
"m a l hem a 1 i c JS • c.conomie8."
"quitr r,o~ble under , i51jn~ cnn·
eiitJuns." Ar•·a 11t111lir woultJ con·
c enttat~ on an "ur-:a '' rather thun
u singlr r;ubjtlCI, lt•ndinJ! to dt•·
gn·•"! 11uda a• "R.A. 1n H umnni·
Litts. ..
\noth,.r m,.mornndum, submit·
ted bv Deun Lcwi A. Thayer
uv. 10 prQJ)n r lhc follo'\\ing
~;rnduat iun rectuirrm enl :
"'I ) fhe adti~' c:mr.nl of a ~on•
of 500 (median for tlw nation) in
•·ach of 1he purl of thr. Coll··~r.
Lewl r~ I of tltr Coll,.gt• Doard.
The lhrMC l~ I of genrrnl r•duca. ".2) Tht• taking n{ ''"' cour ,. :
Problem" of :\lodcrn Socit'l) ( hns·
icalh· Ch. 133).
"2) The ta'-:ing of thr conr •·:
Fre..;hman eminar.
''4) The "lllis£octory comJlletion
or nn indh idno I rourse of stud),
os \\orded out during thr Fresh.
mon eminar and modifird Inter
a' -.c<"m. od,·i<~Bble."
A •econd recommcndotjon lw • Tho er i<~ taken from tlw Rr.port
uf thr. Prt!sidrntWI Ad1 ison Com
mission on Undrrgraduatt• Jn.
structicn in the Faculfl· of Arts
and Scit>nc!", Unh·er<!ily o( Toron·
10 (1967). It'~; ohjecti"f: j., o rc·
duction of total t•lns" hours prr
wo·llk tl) tcll-t\\o in t•adt cemr"''
I'Xrrpt lobe-to allow Indents
"enou~:h time to rend, think and
. " "'rJ te.
"Tht• intent of thrsc recommen
dation, i~ ( 1) to mok•• it impo •
siblt• for rror~~orfl (If tudenl!l
tu u::.e the lecture;; to ''covrr" tht•
c:nur "• ond thu.. ro ret-tore \or
c,.,nfinf! \ l~turo:~ tu tlll'ir prorer
{unction , (2) to rcleo"'e &~Jme nf
tlte .. tudent ' time for more work
on their own, ( 3) to rdeu.;t• I!Omt~
of the profe,1'0r • time for more
producth e purpoH·~"
,\ fourth prOJll.l~ I bt'fore thr.
committee is nim~d at incml ing
the opporrunity for r rt·e cli'C!t in·s
h) reducmrz thr. gem·ro I ~·ollt·~t·
rc:quirc:men l.. ~uhmi llt·d bv Dr.
John Harrtnllton Dr. Gc:orp:e
Enni">, Dr "ilhum hcnrc·r, Or
C. Oougln" llohcock. Or. 1 ohn
Richard ond Eldon fill, tlw pro
po~ l k~"CJI" 11 38-cour--e program
lm•t'd on the follu\\ing:
"I) 15 courM!" mu)' he inr.lud.
ed ln anY d~portmt' tll in it mn·
jo1 requirt:me nt5. including nny
work requin:d by thf' rnnJor dr.·
partmrnt in ulli•·d rlt'port mt•nt •
"2) A m<1x.imum of 22 court··~~
"'it lain an} one• divi inn ma) t:,OUill
toward J(raduation.
".'H Th~ remaining ('nnr e~ mu t
indudt' nr lr~-1 one cour e in
••nr.h of llae othr.r rlhi8ions."
React1on to tbt:"'e proJ,O~ I lao"'
ln~c:n varit·cl. 1\ rt•port on ,.lluleniJ\1
rrommente ho" & that mo t lui\ ••
rcH:r.Ntinn& ll\ er the: \Jd.nulr.}'
prormocition. Th,. (cwlinJt i tlaot
''the propo111Uora doc n't g«•t lor
enough II. Wll\ from thr. prc'!4'111
&)'litem, tbnt the nmt· amount o(
tim(: \\ill bt• twnt on the gr·nr.rul
Tl'tflliremrnl , ~OJnt ·thin~ 111o.,l
• I'm lo wunt lo ~;ct owu} Crnm,"
'l'lw ideo of tht: ott•u lurli•• , how.
~er, mrl "ith "general unrJunli·
fi••d orc:eptan r~"
l...owt•ring o! cllltltl houri!, in l\111·
rlt-nt opinion, i5 nul a important
Ia "u chanR•' in thc• nnturc: u( thr.
tirnr. 115Jent •.• " •
Smith r•t up n subr.omm ittee o;('.QI·
ing a rt•prc·~ntothe from c.ach
arnclc•mi" ''art·o" to furth('r e''·
Jllorc these proJIO!lBl -,tUlknt
ml•mlu•r o( thr. rurriculum 'ont·
millce o~ro Rnml On,,:.on and Jim
Jnmicsun,
IIi pan-America
I.Jit Cla s Offered
Due to ~tudents' intcn•st m the
du~~ in II i11pun·J\ mt•ricun lilt'rn·
turc~ in tronr.lotion ..:.uggc~teci bv
1\lc rrill rink. ll~'i!\lOI\1 dirac tor of
rumpth acthitit·~. the cia~~ lao-.
ht•t•n ttJntociwly .~dtt'thal~d for
Jlring term,
Fink will he in~tructor Cor the
cour ,., which will be either a
Fn•e Unht•r ity or LC clc•JIIIft·
mental oHcrin~ . ~lr.xican, Argen
tinian. Cuhnn, E('uudorian anti
po 'ibly Brazilian liu~raturc will
be inclutied . lnlcre,tc:>.d !'tudent
may contact Fink at Ext. 314.
uditoriutn Offers
Price Discount
':lludent ! Foculh·' taH' Lt•nd
me yuur t'nr I lhr ~~w Civic
\ ud It or ium is going to be ar.tive
over the holida) ,·ncallon, and thl·
I l'W a nnd (lurk C.ommuntt y 1 .. m
..s p:nod po auon to 111ke ad' untagl'
of R ~peciu1 lli~COUnt of ~~ JWf
t ickt't.
The U'O> I~ Carte, Creal Bri·
tiun' fnmt"d G ilbt•rt nnd Sullh un
I mope, will be in cnw n Dec. ) 2,
13, l•l., ot B::iO p.m • .1\ matinee
nn l>ec. J l '\\ill Lt! nffcrc·cl at
2::-10 p.m.
'lhe Rumanian Folk Ballet '1\ill
perform on Dec.. 30, and 31. ro l~t·nr· fit r. om the reduced
r.tte, tickc:ts must lw purrho eiJ
frQm llt•len Hutclun..on ol ht:r ,r.
fict• in Ternr,Jeton.
pioneer log
Off•ciul publkotion n£ the A ~o.
dnl I'd Student" of Lewi" ond
Clurk Cullt•jtt: 06L5 'iW Pain·
tinr• Hall Rond. Portland, Ore
97l5~. Puhh hcd tw1ce wl'ekly
during tlw -chool year by Conn
Pu hti ... hing Co Second cia a•
pntttuae puid at Ponlund, Ore.
EUITOR Alire I . Chri .. tene.en
Mon.aging ErJitor Julie Prrcell
,\tiHrtitting Mgr. Don L.·np
.\dyiAnr Cay Jenlo.tnl' t lannk (~od J\ lmiAht),
ut ln!ll.' "
ln tlitt'C't cuntrnst, Cnrln'l .md
~rnith art n!lvo<·nt< of Bloc\
l'o" t•r, n pnltllru I 111 ruct un• wlnrh
tt·ncht•q 1hnt the hlnck mun ,md
whih· mnn t·an m·vrr l1vt• togc•thr1
-I'H'n tn till' creation nf indrren.
d,.nt hlnck " lute " in \m••nc'l.
flo\\ con you n~k wl" th~
mrn urt• hi got!!'! ,\ rr. vou not
11\Htrt' nf the fact thot the Olym.
pic,.., inct• tlteir 'er} IIC'ginnin ~.
have t~tr • sed the.• idcnl" of p•.:a~:t
untl brotherhood, and lllC' \Cn 11b. •
"'rncc oC politir.nl i .. ucs. This u
the rulo b) \\hich Curio~ and
~mith plrdged to abide-and they
brol..:e that pll'dgc.
A< for n" your tntemcnt& oQ
the 'lou \lou nrc conct•rncd. you•
logic (" ath which you nrt• 110 ron
ccmcd) i lncl~inll The l.lclirt
employed bv tht .Mnu Mnu "war
rior"'' wen• brutul und inhurnnn.
If thi11 i your idro of warfare, I
fuel "~Mr}' for }'DU
You u~k whot 1 mf'an bv "<rum
of the t•nrth.'' I thouRht I had
mndt• thnt \cry clt>ar, bul l wa
rcitt•nllt' whnt I m•·an by thai
h·rm: nnyonc, tm) otw, who dt
file5 them ••In•... onrl other<~ by
leaching or pmfc, in~ racial
hatred for nnv ren;on whotK•
t'\Cr. T\\o \\tong hau~
made o ri~tht. Thr. man}
thnt 1he hlnrk (lCoplc hove made
in nchit·' in~; qunlit}' '\\t'rt! born of
loH• nnd fricntlo;hip, nnd the ~
tnbliochmcnt of an) concrl'tt• p;aina
in intc·rradnl n•lalion•hipc will ~
the Olll'"' mach• on 1his hu'\ir-,
IC you "i~h to cli~u"< thi~ with
mt• nt nny 1 inw, m} home i" open
lo ,·nu 1tnd I um li&~trd in b~
telephont: hook.
In Thunk you
Cnrl F lrwtn
J{eeping
To tht• l.t•\\ i"
Fuc•1dl)', and Clurk
Ma I takt· thi!l npponunir · t
i'On~rutulOtt• )Oil nn )OIIr
dounh·tl couragl' in kt'cping
reiJUirc·mt'Jlt~ for ll th•grrl' n11ro
ancl frrc from h .. rcs). l.ct me &"
8Urc )OU that your df'cillion 1
rlrn) u D.A. dt.'Arre to John Fri&b
holt. i<~ in kt"cpin~ ~ ith the nr.1
dt•mic tradition which we han
ceunc lo t':\pcct from this institn
tion.
Sim t•rch.
Rob Word
Former!) Clo" or '70
Corps, Viva
Join Forces
For Protest
\ cnmmilll'e of three• hnt< .. , .. ,:
formed on r.ampue in order to
tnhli@h u t•ontnct wal h the k.
nt•t.l> .Ar.tion Corp-and Vivn,
C't•rmnl! tht• ~;rape• bn,·cott.
The moin purpoo.c o£ the n,...,,, ..
w•ll In: to inform ~ludcmt <;
for.ultl wlwn th v ulll packet
\\'hen:. ,\ lllo, 1 ht· JlO ibiht\
foraninf.l u llltormtt ~trnup for chil
rhen of 1hu migrant worker11
bt•infl con itlt•rt·rJ, ulon~t Wtlh ulM.a·
tu colli'lt clothir\g nnd money
tht•m .
l'Jckt•l line~ "ill lw r tnhh11h
foJ till' 111''(1 thrt·t• cun!lt'C"'"'
Suturrln\ in Potthand at I p.rr
J\ mc>t•lmg \HIJ J,u larld ut Ccntc
nr}'· Wilbur Chun·h. ~. W. 'hh
At"• on . alutdn) l>t·t 7 bt'{orc
pr•raul to Ull' t•lr·c h'd mnrkt•l ' INt..,lt'll i!'ttuJe•nh! huultl
l>ituw K iwl Ill Ext l7 J "'nnr
T;r kine nt r,,t. 211, '
rink nl E~t. Jl•t Dc(emb<
•
h)
I.r Ot•f'
,\U!!IrJO
ol wnltt.e•
,\ndrc. w11.
bas t•ndurl
in tb11 T1
•ieit hn l1
tar-t with n
1~1C'd in
acape. ln
''r.eJ,.hrntec
portunt ev
hi~tory.
On Ort.
part m a l
wa!l locnl
Pro\'incc,
,.ere "lD)l
vor6 of W
find l11at •
the Kara~
This areo
ern Carint
home!ltO y I
Thr· \u
wa~ frucn
Yugoslal·ia
wrakne!.'·
Cannthinm
again~l tht
drtenntno t'
Region. TI
a grc:ll t(
conflict 1 . pronnce.
1920, " pli
e tabli"hed
boundary
~t. \'ei
da' \\;tho
We follow
~ion to th1
'Pad<
Iris}
l
l f Oll
Amer1ca
h> th~ trl
~or1h Ar
settlrd. n
ioua CO 'I\~
1
~1erna l \1
Bonnie an
name o( o
aU play u
tique of tl
The Ll'B(
try ide in
thl· ( n .. h
tho•t of
While tb
"oultl leo
hdicvc th
i~ u chor
r.tau'lc of 1
farmer<, I
lta.\t. gro'\i
t~pise the
fed to be
emerging
The hu1
can troditl
ou nnd l
~cr~ t) pe
• an anner
ll·hich lto
r • uh o{
the e ... "'Cnc
1ltc humtl
a ful~<c
IJI)·ues: I
drink and
thn1 c'ery
ha dutv".
Rl'rcntll
ol the Litl
""'Y of
Dublin.
"'hol1• Jll'OI
ch tllut4iOnJ
tic "loqut
lptech w~
lfinning ol
r:atagor) ,
di Jlpearc
•
1~ of fSO
•~ tho pn I !168
re
os and
Bind
I whirb
:m un,
ngclh~r
1dl'fltO•
Tncrn:a.
· these
tu not
Olym.
• •
~nnm~ r pc·act
Cf) ~
rrhis i
o nnd
nd thl"]'
~nts 011 a. your
t;O COD•
tac.tirJ
11 "war
1hurnnn.
rfare, I
"'CUll!
1 had
1 wjD
))' thai
fho de
Cfl'< by
tllcial
what~
• ne'er
!'otride~
e mad~
born ol
th~ ~
•
IJ~
hi!! with
• '" open I in bt
II r IIIlo
>ing tbt
• • I!IIOn
n
the
e han
'70
s
t
r·h·n,
e.
he CTMUI
nt~>
cket
)ility ~
for ~hil-l
>rker
il b
l ~"'""'' 9th
eforc d
rkt't <~. I
I runt
3,
· \lem Occ:t:mlH•r t), 1!168 riONf:ER LOG
t.udy Group
Different Austria Discovered During Students' Stay
b) Rrur~ /,twwll
J,C Or·rffNU SllNiy Crnup
A11•triu '" rnort thun tlu lond
of wnhz•·•, • ki lorw ond Julie
AndrcY.s. I I 111 n cnunlr y which
hall t·nrlurNl incrcdiblt uf!crin~t
in thn 'J'wcntirth C't•ntury Our
,i!il hn-< broup;ht \IS In rio. r con.
te('t '' ith mut'h that rnnnot he de·
ttetrd in the ructurcsqm· lond.
ecape. ln five wet;k<~ we hove
"cl'lehratccl" OI"Oirl) t•vcry im.
portnnl event in Au tria's rrrt•nt
hi,tnrv.
On Oct. 10 w~ were able to toke
part in n holiday rdebration tluu
wa~ lornlitt·d in the Cnrinthia
Province, the nrc:a in whirh we
were lll)Jnft ln 1918, the eurvi·
vou of World Wor J returned to
find th11t Yu~to.,Juvao hacl claimt:tl
th~"~ Knrnwunkt-n Alp.. (or it~clC.
TI1i~ nrt'a inC'Iurlt' much o£ eouth·
trn Cnnnthio and t. Vcit, our
homi"JIBY town
Tht· Austrn.Jtungurion Emp~re
was frnciUred by the wor, and
YugtJ!!IB\'iO Y>llftht to t•xploit thi'l
wukne!l,. For two ycnr the
Carinthinm fought a guerilla wnr
again~! tlw '\ ugo,lav for the elf.
drtermmauon o( the Kornwnnkit·n
Rt'gion. The world \\llr hoci taken
a j!reat toll. and thi.; nclditinnnl
oonffict ~everely crippled the
pro,inre. Howt'ver, on Oct. 10,
1920, n plcbt·~cite wu~ ht'ld which
r-•tabliehed the prr.,t'nl ~uthem
bound:tr) of Carinthia.
t. \'eit commemorated this
da,· ,..,ithnut o militnry dLplny.
We followed o torchli~tht proceo:.
~ion to the central war memorial.
'Paddy' Stereotype r,.. -•
-... . ... --· . r.;. .... ~...,. ~ b •
•iiiC .. --... • • • -
-· -
STRA SOl.RG {.J\~Tl F In Kornlrn, At~~•lno, le nplort'd b,. John
Dlraetlolt urad "'ur Ettmat·r. rncoanbl"r~ of tlw LC 0.. er t'O.; Study
Croup to \u,.lrlo. -1 OJ llbuao 1.1, On' ld Grubf!
There !>IUdtnl rend their po,.tn·,
the ma) or ddiwrcd a qui,.t ut.l
dr~"~ and the prie I bleswed the
rncmoriol.
After the wr~ath was the Jrud,
the tnwn hand and d10ru JIID)r'tl,
"Mein Cute Kamerud" -which
was not thl' national hymn. It
was, G"" it _,.~:m. , a rl'mcm bra ncr.
of the lives lo•t and not the cele
brat ion o( a 'ictory.
Oct. 26 morked the fih.icth nn. ni\ crMr)' of thr. Republic of .\us.
tria. More than 600 year of Hap •
burg rut~ were endt>tl when Karl
I abdicated in 1918. But it w'Jl• a
p nhic \'ictol") for democracy.
The next ) •'Ill' the Treaty of Ghent
nddled the remnant Au5tria with
tlu! debts of an empire. The re
aulunp; chao3 made the count~')
~'asy pre' for seduction hy Ger
mlln l'lntinna) Sodali~m .
This year' &lolled celebration o(
Irish Traditions Condemned by Youths
b) Tom Ehll.t
LC Ot•l'f!~t!as '>tud) Croup
Amerit•an hnH been in flur.nred
h} the traditinn" cr•·llletl as the
~orth ,\mericnn cnntinl·nt w.a,
sc:uled. The heroic Ody~t:r n{ vur·
iou cowlKl) s on teh•' i~<ion in the1r
tternal wandt•r ing~. the mo\'it·
Bormi1• arvl Cl} d,., and ~;\en the
name of our illu'ltriou .. in..,titution,
all play upun the m-. th und my~
tique of the ,\meriran '\\ c:~t.
l'he trudjt1on n( th lrtoeh coun.
tT)aide influence tlw thou~tht of
the lric,h in much tht' ann wav
tho•o o{ \mcrica do .\menc iln .·•
While tht· I fl"~h Touri,.t Dunnl
~ould lend the a'erugc tourtttt to
bdir.vt• thnt tilt' In h t'ountr) ·1rle
i, n churming, re!ltful place ht·
cause of tht quu1n1 trad1uon of
Iarmer , I ri"h yoUilJ! pcuplt· whtt
ha\'e gro\\ n up 1n tht nl it~ de·
~Pille the ~ter~ot' pt• \\ hich thr!)
fr.,.J to Lie the rt· ult ol trndition
emerging from the eountr) side.
Tht• hurd) pioncf'r of ,\meri·
can truclition nnd the joll), pener·
ou nnd "}y P.1ddy of the In h
Nr.reot) pe are both the re~uh of
an inner longing and id(•alism
which hn bct·unw cli'~tor tt·d 1111 u
ft' nit of the innbilih to t':\pr~,.
th,. "~'Cnce of the rt•nl protot\ pe .
The humthntton nt hu, ing tfl pla ·
a ful11c note is t'XJltt:!i...-d in
fll) Ut:f: "Tnda) the hund" ma\
drink and Jllnk.t-t, lrt'lnnd t'"\flt'CII'
tho,t cvl'f')' rnnn th1 tlu-. will do
hi dut~" .
Rt·renth I ullcnclrd u mt.>etmy
Ill thu l.ttt·ruq· and fli,.tor it·ul So
ru·t) of tilt• Univcr ttY Collep,t·
Dublin. which "' mhollll:d the
~ho lt· Jlroblem o( tlu· lri h youth\
tli t llu ionnlt'nt flw dturoclf'fl"'·
tk t Iuque nee un1l hrillinnrc of
&f>et·rll wluch I hr.urd 111 the be
Rinntnll' of the rnt•eting undt•r the
Ctlt4AOr) u( ''(.cnr•rul llir.c·u ~ion''
di ·lllpt:art'd, ulong with the hod·
i.. of 450 or tlte 500 rwoplc: thcrt·,
•~ thr. program lnunchnl into de· bnte of tbe que.<~tion, "There \1. ill
lit:\ er again he the lri5h tmdition
which there i now."
fhe remuinin~ tudcnts dthcr
vainly attempted to d1•finc '\\hat
that tradition i~, or hitterl)· con·
dcmncd the tradition fnr what it
mean.; to them. Their t•nllcctive
opinion of the di,.nppcaranc.e of
the lri~h m~ th wo "Thank God.''
The lack o£ participation in that
debnt«: .. Ito'\\<~ the di intere I
which most young lri!ch feel for o
trudition which they feel to be OJ'·
pre.,.,ive, psuedO·Jlatriotic, and Ut·
terly di.,bone .. t to Ireland ns the)
know il What tl< ~o tra,ltic about
lri"b youth and )·outh u II over tht':
world, though il may sound trite,
11o that they have not found a t'Ub·
"titute for t.h~ ·haltered idea Ia.
A roncret "-l4temt nt of this
fru~trotton 1t1 found in the lrith
tcle' i~ion pro~tr .am "I ikt' No\\",
which i, the equihtlent of "Amcr·
ican Band .. umd." ThtJ pop art, the
•dong and fa .. hion of the MC and
tbt• bands, Ute Engli"'h and ,\rnr·r·
ican ~t\'le, of mu .. ic, and thr:
\\ rithing bodie;; of 'uun~ I ri h nil
~em to a"k, "Wher~: do '1\C go
(rom bt."re?'' jo\Ce •ummeriJ:eti
the ituution thu,;: .. , m1 bt'holtl in
one," Stephen !'nid with grim
p}CJU.urt:. "a horrihlt' ,. ampln of
free thoughL"
lrit•h > outh hn'e n•jt:ctetl thr
trud1tion which the) feel reprt ..
-ent Lhe lri h farmer, yet thut
former would Ilardi • rec;ogni7.t'
that duccurrlt·d mulition. flu:
{urmcr' :s philosoph) h; on co: '\\Inch
ho... evolved u a rt'flllt uf lu
,;trugl(le to .. urvive the pon•rty o(
thl• l11nd ami the stcrilil\· oC mind
which con bo brought on b) 1
"cn~t> tlmt hr: nun b,• \\U ling hi"
life.
Or. John Brown, l C srcmp lr•ad·
er, ~SUrnrned up thi altitude b)
!Ia\ inJ; thnt thr: ('ensunt tnt•u•me
hi!l rxi:.t~nCt' bv ''hot he manngt•
to &<·ratch frob\ thr: oil Th~· I'•' I nnd the future do not ronr into
lnfh ~ i<ion o( the idt·al. but his
philo!OJlh) itnd root.. mav be
(ound in the potato in hi.; hands.
lntuith·ely. > et unahle to e..~prus
it, the IICllscnt under taut.L the
~cnce of hi life.
The contru•t of lrich dt} and
countr)' life arc ,o great that
'Ome feel that th~ ore basicall
iueompatable. The trudilional fet'l·
ing IJI lri!lhne'" ,~ems to be an
uslr offer, and the tragedy is that
the \'QUth nrc •O walled in b\· WI!-• illu .. ionment that the\' do not
reach out to the '1\C ... t l<1 di-r.o\'et
what their roots rcnll) are. A re
nflirmation of one' heritage cnn
bt· lli~ovcred, hue the lri h 'lo•outh •
ful't~l)· think thut tht' \\ 1"~1 h11
IH\thing rcl.·vant to of£er them.
LC Library
Holds Sit--In
Student" \o; ill he ghc-n u cham·,.
tv ciu their tl1ing jn a no,el lOll)'
tlu coming Monda)' o J.e,, ic ancf
Clark <"halks up another fir~t -11
libra&") 8it·in.
fhr chatrs rrescntl) in u .. c an
tlw librur) ha"e held up poorh
o the mnnuf 1cturer ha .. pro,ided
about trn clHfe!rcnt 1~ ~s of po•·
ibl~ r.·plo('cmrnt . Bcc.mu e of
the ~nriet) o{ typl's, the librnn·
has dccifieti to e\:tend the demo.
cractic proce!!.S tn tht· selcctiun of
U fit'\\ I\ JIU of chair to tt•p)acc tim
rlel(dhe ('n~ . Student nrc en·
courag,•rl to IUnplu .Ill the chnir ...
~lundu) und cast u '·ott fnr their
foH,ritt'. R.1llot1o will ht: JlT<I\ ided
which will rcquirt: rnnkin~~: of the
r hair"' according to their \arion
lilll ihute •
\ ut ins "'ill be heltl out~ide tht·
libt nian' office all do} .Moncia •
Come ancl 'ote for 'our {a\ orite
<"hllir. Oct. 26 wn uniflll~ in thr. hi!tory
o£ Europe. The trnditaoual parnd~
nnd 1lr.rornt ions "'ere nbrmdoned
•md rhe fun,J u ~d for nn nmoz.
ing youth parliament. ,.hf! Au!-
trinn gon•rnm .. nt i under tand
ahh conr.••rnr:.l obout the wdfau •
o( il" etud,.nu. They wnnt no Jlllfl
of thl'! upri ing& whkh hnve truck
l'urio. .\ICJtico City, and various
coll,.gc& in the United tate!.
Thl'rr•fore, thr.y dl'dicated thi11
holiday to the c:cpreasion nnd ac
compli hmcnt of youth. Tlu~ gov
ernment exhibition halls in Vif!n.
nn were filled with dieplays and
prrf9rmnnces of art, muaic. dance
and drama crcat('d by 5tudents.
A large haJJ WIU! dffignated the
]llgl':nr/parliamt'nl whern !tudcot
• • wen~ J:!IYen opportuDJty to pre ••nt
pn rer~< and dis-c•• s i'~"'':!l· The
audienrc included the fed,.r:tl
president and chan,.~Uor, as wr.ll
B! J,.gi!llltors. l'tr. entation& were
frank ancf rritical of current p;O\'· •• t•rnment pogJtton~.
,\ (loJI nf the participant" n11med
John F. Kennedy, Aleunder
Dubcek and Murtin Luther King
re pectivel)' a the mnst admired
r••reon o( our time. loonard
Bemetdn outtli lanced Tl'igg,,
Rrig,.ttc Br:udol nnd thr. Beatles
{or the most undcfl!tanding enlN·
lninm nt figure. Tlus oul!tnnding
C'Cnt \\a ghcn three hours of
e.xcellent co\erage b, tbc Au tri.
nn Televi ion etwork.
The beginning of Nou!mber
brought moO\ or u clo Pr to th,.
horror o£ World War II. Many
Join K.LC, cnmpu rndio, in
nn c periment in H•tenin~-tune
in to the nt''' 2l-h•1Ur pro~rum.
ming \\hich was begun Wcdnes
da''· The underground !\ound of
ht'll\'}' rock 15 broadca t week·
end from noOtl Fridnl!• to
mtdnight ~undn~"· 'uper con
temporary! J\LC- 680 on )OUr
dinJ. of lh,. famili~ with whir.h we nr,.
~tn)ing Io~t rdatifi'S during theo
war, u• di•l many pcopl,. who
li"ed in occupied .AII!tria. Durmg
our week-long tnur of AustrHI, w~
vi itecJ thr. Mautnu en ~n~cnlra·
tlon Camp, located in th" farm.
ing countr)' near th,. Danube. h
tands t!)(Jay 1111 a ml'morinl to the
122.000 political pris<men who
were murd~red by the Nazi! at
the camp. The camp hcld onl)• n
fe'l\ Jew and othu minorities
(mo t of the nri!oQner& wer,. Ru&o
ian, Yug~lal' and Italian). n
th,., Au trian• were !hlpped to
c.11mp• out!ide 1heir hom .. land.
Our reaction to sur.h a !Ute of
atrocity. ~tiU in near-working con
dition, cnnnot br· explain~.
The Au5trin in which we are
living i hctrel) 13 years old. Until
Nof'. 5, 1955, th•· countn wa
~ubdi"ided inw :four occup:llion
%onc.5. Much a! thl!)' have done in
Rerlin 11nd U'~t Gr.rman)\ thr.
So't~lt refused to withdru'l'i thr.ir
forr.e5 without adequate "compen· . " !llllon.
A lthoulrlt the allie! regarded
u-.tria n• a liberated notion and
not at an ~ • the eeonnmy
'l'i8§ exploited for 10 yean b) the
occupAtion. The reeov,.rv since
thnt time hu rai~ed the tandard
of lhing to one of the high 1 in
Europe.
For a country which wa gi~en
little chance for un'Jval in 1918.
obliternt~ in 1938, and exploited
until 1955, Austria ha amazed lbe
world. We're proud!
Jazz it Up Tonight
\II c(•mmunit\' member who en·
jo, modern jan-.and e\~n those
whu ure undecided-arc tn\itt"d to
un informal 5e~"ion "jth L.arrJ
Ounlnp .:md other LC "tudent per·
former<o. 8:30 p.m. toni ht in
'tamm Dining Hall. Tbt're will
bf" no admi 'inn chnrge. \tuf<i·
cio~ and/or enthusilll!t are !.'n·
courn~w to ('Omt' nnd Ji ten or I'Jt
in with the group.
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IN BEAVERTON
JJdat er J If ' tJ J·~t· Mirwtr:s lu'll}
e AS LOW AS $15.00 MONTH e PURCHASE OPTION
e OPEN TILL 7 P.M., SAT. 3 P.M. e DIRECT TO TENANT
Select from our Showroom Display
.Jf ( Between Bataar ]Ofefi CO and Villa Mart
I 0780 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Highway
• -•
"Your friend for life" Todd V. Wilder
He's an ea~)' per~on to tall wath
And \\hat h{' \.~n t~ll rou .Jbout poha~
!>pi!'Ctalh dcstgncd tor :ien•o~ :tnd gr01d·
uatc 'tudcnts i5 '' orah listentng to. It
can rnake lot of dtHerence Tn )'OUr
luture Talk wtth htm \\hen he alb
There'' nevN an) obhgat•on.
~ ::tno.e rtern Uft1
IllS [X[C1111VE BU!tDING
PHQ'(( 1.23 51<&4 • •
• •
PlOI\ Ef R l OC lkrcmbcr <i. 1968
LC Batt es in Secon
0 A Tip .. o Tourney Jack Des Bouillons, editor
b) )ark Dc,Bouilluru
L~wi.. und Clark pla\s in the
~ond round of the Tip.O(( Tour.
namcnt l<'night tn Salem at Wil.
]amellC! asoinM tither the Bellt·
•at or Oregon Teehnical ln&ti·
tutt.
1'he Pton~ pla'cd la•t ni!_tht
osainat ddendins district cham·
pton Southern Oregon Collcse.
The team from Palatine Rill ~as
fno~ IO 1ii'lD the same.
"illamelle faced OTl in the
aecond game lll t ni~:ht and the
Bean-•ts "ere eJ peel~ to haH~
an ea l same.
If thing wc.-nl llccortlinr; to
{or:m, Le" i and Clark ~hould
m~t "'illamettc lonight at 8:30
in lhe I'!Cmi·final:!>.
In the other "brac:ker" Oregon
Colleg~ of F..ducation or Pacific
'~ill like}) reach the final!!-. ched·
uled for ~turd&) in thf '-alem
\rmory at Q p.m.
Loolmg ahr.ad to the up<oming
N:llstm co11ch Oean ~mpcn 5aid.
''Thr.rc is a genernl feelin~ amonll
the team thot they 1ii&Dt the 5el1·
1!011 to l>tart. ~mr: lr.am" don't do
thi ltut our bo.. ~m nnxiou" 10
!'tort. ..
The top UH~ !'ooOQrcr& lrom Jac;t
)cor !tnrted for the Pioneer" la~t
nisht again•t the Raiders. Tim
\~ ri,;ht '-ll at ccntet, t~ming
with Larry ~m• and Jam Prrnnr
at the forward lot
Mike Pete! and ~rii Lathnn wer11 nt tit~ ,;unrd po tllon11 l.ath·
nn pin) rd lol't ~11 on I 11 for
l\Urtf but \\D'~ flrt' t·d tnto JiUBtd
r.nJce \1 ith the injury to Randy
lurn( r.
• "r ha\c had to tlo ~me ari
JU tan~ ' ndmittf'd e mp c r I
"Lnth.m ha gt•ne In j;Uilrd and
(Phil a \~ s onhlttt ha nlso pla\ ed
Mlmr. 1 uard R ' J lead hoc; hrt·n
in the ho pita! \\ilh tht• nu !;() ~e
arr "hort handed at tho j;uard . .. .. I'OSIIIOn,
\f1cr 'ie" ing film n! o lull
game 15Cnmogc, ~cmpcrt nott.'tl
that "we ha' c some "'cakne" ('
that \\ e nrc ~;oin&; 1 u hnH· to cor
rt"Ct i£ "e hope to hr. n chnm·
pion•hip ball h'llm."
An nn•a ~Cinllt'ft lnbded .. de·
{enfllve cohe~hcne " ho5 lwen a
llroblrm. "\Vel ddinitt•h nn•tl •
work lu·re," $aid ~,•mpcrt "\\ e
hn'C'! to "'ork on gellintl tojlether"
,\not her "t"nk JIOint i' lnrk o{
JICt:.i "in crnoin or•·n:.. I r WI'
ran O\ erconw our othrr pn1b.
lt"ms, this should not hurl u tno
much."
~mrcrt'~ hi..-;gest ht<.ndochco
ha~ oome mer the tt·~tm'. ('l<lor
del en he rcbounclin~. mainly be.
cou e thi~ ~hould be· 11 "trr·ngtla.
"" e ju 1 on·n't doing the job,''
lnment~J thr. conch.
.. \'\'e ~hould be trong ht'rr.
~am llnd f'ernor are big nnd
5trung. Wright i n't so ~trong, but
he i tall and a real RI'WltJ JUmpt•r.
Our trou blc hn bt-cn not getting
How we serve
you completely at
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I'Oim.AIID, OltfCON tlw right po~itilln tultl not hind;.
ing out."
Thin~ B.rl."n 't a~ hnpcle ~ n
th~) "ecm Some mort' \\Citk nml
l"nctico ,qll hopdull) in>n nut
the fln,, s and \\ill oid in the d~
"elnpmen t Qf art•nt~ nh nch trong. Bailey Earns A .. A Bert ... 4
•-.,hooting hn11 to be onr of uur
'lton~ point~ ," ~d ~rmpt•rt.
"All the: bnl" ~cem to he ohlt• to
!oC':nr\: \\ c huH~ our IOJI fh c t•or.
t•r Lad. "0 \~e ~ould lw nbh· ttl
hoot ~ ith nn' tcum in Utt• cun.
ference.''
E'\)ll'til'ncc is another ke) {or.·
tor "" c-hn,·c Jllll) I'd o lot of llf'U•
Jllc.-doran~ the J>Mt ''' u ) t•nn;,"
C.\plnincd the rooch, "!l(l cvrn·
nn~ pia~ mtt <.hou lei hnn-gnmo
C.\Jlerit•nct• "e ha'c nine l•·ttt•r·
man on I he learn " Dill Bnilr:}-. J.ewi o.nd Clark's
siont dcfen he lincmon. "'Q!'l
nnmt•cl Ot'C. 2 to tht \~"C>Ciuh'd
Prc!'l ' smnll rollcgt \U \mer·
icnn tenm.
Doilt~)·, 6-5, 265 pountl •enior
l rnm \r.torio, hu~ bt·t·n "4-'0Ull'tl
!J, n number of pro team.., I .a .. 1
\"l'ttr he soincd honornblc men·
lion in the A P sclc<'l ion"
'\ rew wrek<~ IIRO, coach Fred
" il,on pn-dictcd that Dailey
Grapplers Head for Seattle
The Le"'·i!'! and Clnrk wre~t ling
team journ~)'!'! to Seattle toda) for
l\1 0 dll) or competition in the on.
nunl Unher,.ih o( Wusltinl-!ton
tourn11men t.
The ('omp<'tit ion will be tiff.
Filtn:n tenm .. are included in tht'l
t~o day elimination toumamt•nt.
fl"at uring top team .uth n Ore.
~oton Oregon State \\ o hington . .
":itote and Portlnnd tatt
I ooking at the tournc)", heod
coach Del Smith Sllid, "It' o mol· tt•r of lucing tl"oms thnt wrc~tlu
on n )enr-oround ho'i". We ju~t
nrc nnt t•quippt'tl (or thot h,·rP,"
,\ hnkr-up on the teom hn,., or·
pnrcnth occurn•d n" tht-re nrr.
no uppercln!>"IO''" nn Ule nine
mnn tenm that will be trnveling
north. ·nu: te.11n ni'IO hn" a new
coptnin, U1U tuart.
Stuart replace~ Junior Borry
Cloc:k, ond all-conference per·
former lo t year. would be ~lectcd in the fir,t 11
rounds of th~ JlfO draft. The \P
ratin~ no"' mnkt'~ thi"' prediction
•ecm more than likely.
Bo1ley was nl110 ~lected to the
.\II r\orthwe~t h·nm nlon(l Wtth
It ammote Tom Hoyle The'IC were
tlw onh twu P10ncera nornt•d 011 • the !!quod which mcluded ftH
player from Willnmette'" cbom.
pwn11hip tl."nm .
\t tltc Lewia nncl Clark foothoU
bonqurt held bdore vocation,
Ocnnv Wnltc•r" und Denny Colvin
Wt'rt• nnmed co•\\ innor11 of the
rovctt·d l\1o!lt V nluable Player
nwnrd.
Coh in, 11 170 pound dt"fen~i"e
end, bM bt>tn 0 tar (ll.'rformer
<Ill the Pionrcr elttvcn Cor the
ln!il four )'CM'l Cooch Wlltiion hat
called him "pound for pountl one
of the be 1 in the rountry."
"ulters is a junior and will be
back ne"<t ycnr. At 5.9 ond 175,
he• Wll'l o terror to oppo~in g
!came operating out of a lineback
po~it ion.
Lewis and Clark Cyclist FirstinNW
b)· MzJ.or Pf':t'l
Motorcycle racer, Onmcl mith
~~ currently lendinp; the \orth wc·"'t an totul point"!! according to
lnle H ~•oustic3 released by the
Arneracon Motorcycle A s«<ciO·
LEWIS >\ 'D ClARK ~E lOR Don Smith j,. •howtt here with bit
mo?> trophiC"' "'on durin ~r hi .. lhrrt-,-.·on~ of mflton"ydco mdnlf.
m11h bn .. rnrl'd In (..aJICurnlo, 0N'•on. Wo,.hlnaton, Idaho, Cnnoda
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nutb, u 1 t>WIII and Clark -.en
ior. t'S "JlOnllorcJ by ' omaha
East, a Portl11ntl corporot ion, ond
rncc~ a C'tcchnlllovokinn bike, a
model Cl
mlth hllft brt•n ont• or the coun
In ~ top rac<'rl'l ince he enter .. d
competttron thn·t• H~nrt> ngo. In
1966, }aj., f1r t yenr, he won thr
'-iorthwt "t chnmp 1on~h ap
lie ha rneed m outhern Cali·
fornio Ore~on, \\ n11h.ington, ldu·
ho and Cnnndn "I had n littlf' b.ld
luck in ( nnadu " recullttJ !:lmith.
"I was pu hed off the track and
had to "top. llut tf 1 can finish a
race I u~ually plnce fir t or t~eo
ond."
Cycle race n.ro held nbout
every two wet•k "ornt•where in
the urea, ond Smith can Ulluolly
he fount! on u Sunday afternoon
on t ht I rack m 11 ill!!boro or
Woodburn. "1 \\ t8h more people
!...new ohout the ruct'~11 84Jd
..,mith "I { the) would come out,
I know the)' would enJoy them "
\fotorc·ycle rut:t• nre hdd on
\loto-( ro trncks, which ore 1'101•
tlo1r In Grund Pri-c port tnr
cour~. The onl> different•
i thnt qele!l tun on dirt, gro-.
and "<lnd
"Each t rock 111 d 1 H rrent ," 6•
ploined <;milh " ometiml"'l th11
dtnngc llw Kame cour-.c b~twecn
rnc~. J\ U t"our .. c ura ~lttrrrnl'l)
rou~h
''The)· all hove Jump- ton.
";omet.Jmc., tbr) put n JUmp 10
till' m1dclle of n curvo nncl that
tan ht-r.ury"
"Ourlllft 11 ruct· ." Rnid milh .. I I one w trc•l or 1 hr ot h~+r i11 u
unit)· off thr Jtround Stn•nf\rh o.ncl
lttuminn arc nerdccl throu~thnnl
tht• rar.r "
DJke roc1ntt i an mtrrnotiona I
"Jlurt, with omo of tht· bi(,! rnc~'"
brinR hl'lrl in J..uroJlt'. "That',
when I would lakt tn JlO ..ome
day," '!llrcl IIIIUI "Moylw I'll RCH
tltcrt: nnt yt·nr, hut I don't know
liS ol yf'l." , c
c
'Ha
\n old ~
uon will Ill
1111~ ·' tf
takes pnrl I
peen in tht
ph•ton Colle
Bough!\ o
(crrmonittll]
cun 1ng bat
atnircru c d
port)' ~.: hed
Frirln). Ot
Ghri tmM I
the lounge
ning acLivl
om tc' I "' rtb
m~n1 •
A five dt
fered to tb
tht" ornamet
b) judges
diner McCo
En•cyonc i
The hon,
originnlly
Theatrr•, b(
r~gr Cl'nter
1 other tradi
f'rit!B), n"
fe-sor and
student B.re
on 11 yule I
To morro"
Collcgl." tr
b} Pnul Be
ChoTII dir
will pro\ idt
in the \gn•
Archnnge
Conceno m
will be per
ia, l't hilr I
Ctrtmt~n )' c
M'llted b) I;
Tlu: Ch~
Conned by
choir-is j1
• the w< .. tu 'nnt e!'lt
mu• ll i~ ~
tht total ~t,
of ~olu in!llr
A11 un ir
iation, rhe
I . by diHert•nt
turn. In tli
I id rotated ~
' t'r do noL
Th!! Con1
Christmu"'
• u ~tan!! Q
rod, on a
de ribt-d tl
beginning"
• tn que."tion
fire rc·~
'irnlonto 1
Tlu c; Olflll~
the mlr«kiu~
I &'antUH.I ~
Onr Foot 1
1, an iatt~pt
B11r h '" tn«l
IIUJ\ .
l"he cho1
monr o/
Dtlltl'n 11 ,
"or ld · f nmou
Adnti iu1
fret•, ns it
in I he ChrJ