Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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December 10, 1968 Volume 27, Number 15
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1968-12-10
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Type
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IA'fllllll
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and
clark t,~,.,f 11ntl Clnrk Co/lt!gr -&tnblishctl J86i
\ol xxvn. '\o 15 Portland, Oregon
'Hangingo the reen'RevivedatLC;
An old Lc·Wi!l nnc.l Clurk troW·
1100 will lw revived thi" Chri I·
011 11 th~ collr.Me' rommuni ty
takes purl in tlw hnn~ing of tlw
grcr.n in tilt' muin lounRt' of 1 rm·
plrton College· Cenlt'r.
llough~J uf hollv and rir will ht·
ar~mnn iu II} lowt·rc•l from I ht•
cuning bunni .. IN of the 1ounj!c
stnirca&~ dunn~t the Chri. trnu "~
JIOrl)' l'lu!du1cd lor 7. 30 10 p.m.,
FrirJu,, Ot.•t.. 13. J he J6.(ont
Ghri•tmu.. trct• bt.·in!{ reudit•d for
the lounge:. will utlcl hi the c.•n
ning'e acthilic.>~, M it will he dt!c
orBit'U w11h tudent mode orno·
mrnt5,
,\ (iH' c.lollur prm· wall be of.
Cered to the t~~tudcnt rontrdmting
the ornanu•nt il\\-Ortled fir"t pluet.•
h)' Jud~~:e~ Frans Rcynder <.or
diner McCoult·) ontl \I 1\.nmem
Elcryone is im·ited to compctt"
Tiw han[tin~Z: of the grt·en wos
originally held 10 Fir Acres
Theatre, before Tcmpltoton Col.
1~,:,. Ct•nll·r wo Cl)n ... tructt•d \n.
I other tradition "ill be followed
, f'rido), ll" tlw "ldc!ll mille pro-
les.."llr and the ) uunge!ll womo.n
. ttudcnt nrc Jllncc.d "ide by ~dt
on o yule-log Cor n k is11.
lt·ing Sinionia
Rt·cital Tomorrow
Tomnrro'' mght at 8 p.m. thu
Collcgr trinll infoauu, dircr.terl
h} P.l\11 Bellum and the Collcse
Chomc, direct~d b) Gnltl F.ngN,
will pro' ule a Jlrugt nm nf mu!lic
in the \gne' Flon.lgnn Chopt'l
Auhnngt· lo Cordli'" Chri.ttttw
Conctrto und J,!j, Unch Otaa,o
11ill br• pcrfonncd h) the mfon·
ia, '\ hilc Renjumin Bnllc·n ,\
Crrrmon r of Carol., "ill h~ pre·
~ntrcl h) the• Chorus.
Tlie CllfiJlmtu (on ret to JlC:r·
formed by the mfoniU ·n ~trinv
chn1r-i~ in lrtH cone l'rlo ''"le,
•~ the word ",·onrt'rlo ' meun'
'to t·ontc 1 '' l'ht\ tht-nlt' of tht
mu " 1" rnrrtccl nhllrrwtt•h b'
thr tntnl "' riuf! t·ho1r und ~-troup
of nlo m trumcntl' ,
.1\ un mtere linf' mu"k tl \ ,.u.
iatiun, the olo pnrl M' currirrl
, b) t.lilfer.•nt 111 trument vroup in
turn. In thi WU'\ the 'r·ontc t"
i h!lntt·d 50 thut thr. tumt• ,,Ia)·
rr du not 1(«'1 ull the solus,
The Conrr•rto jq the &tun uf • Chn tmo ~~ in mut~icul tt•nn~
it ~tart out clrnmatir<~ll) und
tnd on u pr..tcdul nntl"~ Udlnm
d~rihl'd tht• t•nd "a 11 ~ort of
besmnm~ an thut the pit·C'e' t•ntl"
in que lion likr tent nth c t•hord
I ht: t'I'Ond ~il-<'1 inn 11) the
\jill Icon in •~ J rwJo lly J .!'!. Dot'h.
lhr COUI!Ul lllOO WUIJ 'W rllll'll Q
thr mtrOt:luctlon to u h~rtcer work
• 1 .mtntu enllllcd "I ~tancl w11h
Onr Foot in the (,fll\1! " lr~o&o
•~ 111 insp1rin~ rue·n' onc.l une of
llul' h', mnr~ fnrnnufl com potu
hon •
l'ltt' ,•horn! nmnht•r I (.,., ••
muny n/ (.nn,/_' b, Renjutnin
Drrllt'n i11 u collel'l inn nf wveral
wor)tJ.famou Chri -tmn ('.rro1s.
Ac.lnu "ion to tin t.tml·t'rt i11
frt'C, nA it i to nil tlw conr«!'rlt
in tilt' Christmu ~\~thul pinno will lm J•lnet~l in the ricr nf Templeton, wa.s intended
loungr., anti nil members o{ tlw a il rrapitc from th" 'IUd) grind
community nro· invih:d to t!lop h>
nnd play u few carol!. I r•v.is unrf
Clnrk's inh'rnntionol etudrn1 11 will
Rllt'nd the FridaY gotht•ring
d n· ••:d in co rumr o( thrir nn.
tiH: lond , and w1ll ehnu· thc:tr
~D"'JODI r.ll,tomo;; nnd I r aditiun
ound '68. a student mueicol
KfiiUII, will pu(onn. 'I ho"c "i11-h·
ing to brinfl mtu acul in trumt·nt •
t' pcdull) gu1tur urt~ urgc·tl to
do <;o
The purt )', ~pon!\ored h)~ the of. nf prr•·Cinol!l 'Wt•r.k, Ill\ 'Wrll 011 Ill!
eHnmg of entertuinmrnt. lt i!.
br·ing rlllnncd nnd orgonittd by
tudent~ Eloin,. W~t. Mik<' Don.
nell, Mar hn Mnyr•r nnrf by ltclf'n
Hutchinson.
ftefre,hment will b.. ...nc:d,
indutling Wti!\!IJ il -on Enl{li h
pun<:h mudc of ten and clo-.t;b
und l ookit• . l'he rumilie>~ of fn.
r·uh y nnd at.ll { mem hf'rS tlfl'
r.orrlinlly invitt·tl.
lL\RP ICBORDI~T R,\1,1'11 1\llU\P.\T RlCf\ ... m op~ar ln concrrt
ol 8:30 on Jan. 15. in EH•n• Auditorium . Kirkpatrick ""~1 of.:o
hold 0 worlu•bop ror lnlt'"'"trrl mW!iclnn • at 1:30 on Jan. 16 lD
[,en .. dt>olina ... ilh 18th cc•ntttr) lo.r~hoard mutic.
Smok~ e, Lights, Hi"lllight ~lusic Hour
J( )'011 'Ill\\-'ltnoke t'Ollllllg from
Fvans Auditonum la!'ol \\ ( dne~n',
there "'ll no net.>cl for nlnnn. ln·
l!llt!:ltd of a fire the effects were
pnrt of the mc·cliu ullt'cl b\ th<
<.roup for Nt-w Mu ic in tlu•ir
fltt' entation Junng tht· m u ' 1 r
hour
The greN1 e'<il light nt eht: hJck
ot the auditonum "et•mf'd "hroudecl
in fog. The audience Nil on the
stage between the flpeakers through
"hich flowed JlOC:II') t~el to dt·c•.
trrmic muaic. Flnehliglm nnd Jlro· jectors fln~hed kalt'1do~~pe pat·
tern" und dancing fi~r~ on lh,.
":~ 11!1. Th~ moke t'llUJlhl the
light,, tlu.-pnttc•m" and "eemed to
1d\<' t~ul.~ tttncL' to the uir.
t'lu• I':'<(H:ricmce wa. n bre:1k "ith
11 aclitiun. It allrmpted to ho"
that '~oul , t~ountl". and ~ights can
he intcj:.!rllt~l into ont• senl>f• e ·
J•t<ril"nce. Muttic need not be Umi.
~~~ tn juilt melodiC! phl)t'd h'
oon,cntinnol in trumc:nt , but can
he 'iauul.
LC Curricttlum Committee
Okays Year's Calendar
Tlu: Communil' Gubin~l hur;
bnn informt"d that .\ rnlentlnr
(llr nt·>.t ~c·nr hn he.·n u.ppruvc-.1
h) the I"Urrku1um nmuncllt•t•,
hc·ott!Jn~ tu thu !lt;ll<'Jlh'cl Jlrn·
poMI, cltt''tC~ WtJl lu•gin Oil
Thur•ulu). epl, 2c;. 1%9, -•ncl tlw
full term \\ tll c•ntl on f>N 12,
J •>611. Thi , 'mtl u rn lenclnr Jll'l·
po"al h~ Dr. J umr,. Stun Her,
y, ill he di,.fu "t•J nt the fnt ulh
n•erun~ to be• ht•lcl on De~ . II,
nnd ,, deei~on brt\\t't'll tht>m will
ht· reached.
The Klelltt"r part nf thl" rt·• enl Conunumt Cabinet mt'cling wn•
tlt•H•tetl to dill<·u-. .. in..-; the role nf
\'uhinct and it rdatton!iliip to
,·nmmunih ~m t:mmcmt. DiUicul.
ue, "t'rt'l crc•ntcd br thr. Jlf~ i·
ch•nt' .Jb,rmc•,
l'ht' t'tlbinl'l "'u tnld that the
at~•hatt ·c·t~ Wt•rt: nuthoriz•·d h' he
~in tfTlt\\ in~ till' (I Inns for. the
phaM' T pruJM ~I ol the "~·rrncc
t:t·ntr.r, Tlw pl,m houl.l he in In
th~ t•nti nf Januftr~ at "hkh time
it 1 hurK!\J that I C "ill hG'e
rnougla (umh. to lllfllmcnc~ con·
Ifill' lion. Tuc ~(l.ty, Dc<cmbcr 10, 1968
Overseas Program
Goals Exp aine
••Lewi5 nn<J Clark'11 uniqu,. ovr.r.
ell program is bdping to break
cfown the rrtninciBii m of IUd!!OI
by offf'dng tn them a direct edui"A•
tiona! e.'pcrience wit!. n culture
othr.r thnn their own," aay Clif.
f9rd E. H11mnr, dir~ctor of thr
lntemutronal Progrom nt LC.
"\Jany turlent!," uid Dr. llo·
mar, "ore unav;ore that nJ.tion"
which or .. out ide thl" mainetrt'am
of lu torir. \\' l!:'t~m ndture und w .. ~Jicrn mdustrioltr.chnolngy ho'le
• f( .. a great exp~r1r.nce to o rr.
Dr. Homar, wh~e job it i~ to
~nordinatr the progrttm, ha!i 1\Uh
mitted hi• rf'.cnmmrntfeti ~hoict'! of
cnuntri~!l to the CIJmminec on
Ou:r ea !IIUdir:!, which hu )el to
make a final dc:d•ion.
At this J)Qint, no Jllon have been
mar),. to \'i 11 England, Au trnliu,
!5cllnrJina' io, France, t .ermanv and
Au tria.
Colleg,. policy clictatc-s that Ule
program in French and Gcnnan
p,.nking countries arc tcbeduled
in altcmote )'Nrll, primuil · to
m~"r.t the need! of Mlllf,.nts who e
mo jor inter<!! I lie!! in tbr• tud of
tht::!!,. langlllll\r•. £nJllanrJ, \u lTD•
lio, and ~anriinn,iu hn,._ (ur vari·
ou~ r~wns. been plueed in the
background. although they ha,-,.
not been completely di resarded
0~ po ~ibilit~!l.
Tho e nntions "hich are being
con~idered by the Commiuee ore
Colombia, Gre«e. India, I rat•l,
ltah, Japan, Tani in and Turker.
lu addition to these foreign coun
tries. the college is J)On!!Orin~; pro
grnm-. jn :'\cw \ orL: Cin and in
Or~:gon.
or lh!! nine countrie~ li~ed
abo' e, ix "ill be cho§en to pnrli·
dpate in the Q, r.r t'D Program.
The grt·.at,...t "in~le r•roblem, ar.·
('Ordin~ to Dr. Hnmar, i" finding
accummodotinn for tud .. nt in
the home-. of tht' loe<tl pet1Jllr.
\ thrr~· j much corre~;pondenct'
\r.l to be done bt·t ... ('('n thn l'«lun
trie:l in qu~tinn nnd the pro~am
music hour
Wednc•t>thn '11 mu .. ic hour ,HIJ
mdmle a ran~e of !\(\n~ hom
Hnncld to CoJ>cland. prc-~nteJ
h) a combtnalinn of tudent, tn.
ult' '\nd ~~~~t Jterit•nnen.
\an•lie Muhl... gue:st <~oprano,
, til mg l~tion!l from Arnold
Cook' ~onss of I nnor.r.ncr., linn·
del'!! Mc.ui4h ~ "RC<":atou,e" and
"\ir'· J. ,\ar\ln CoJ•eland', l ~ it
fd/ u,,on a lJa, and Fm. 'on ';)
b, Jt'!DI\ Rer~tcr . 'he \•Ill br .,. •
tt•ntpanird b John ..,,,.1m l d~tr·
im:t 1. h io Killman .mtl r.un
Pill& unnnn 1. :\lelodv \uh~
(Out.-) a11tl Ril'lturd ~obi~ (b;s
baritone, vot•al).
~(lblc \\ill 1 umhinc "itlt lo..e1th
Eitlr• on I ht• 1 rumpc 1 and I' ~m
Pill!!. (nr 1\•o utlwr "'el<'Nion
frum llanud' \f,. \iah.
t.~rol insin5; ;, lot~•l for
r•ntl o{ the-lwur, \\ ith
au•lu ~nce Joining in, the
the hr:odquarter& ht:re ar th~ oollege,
none of the&e plan"' ar,. definite
nnd nr,. !Ubjcct to change at an:,·
• trmc.
Dr. Hamar 11aid that in thr pa t,
tud,.nt ba•e comp)ajned that l'l
the ~nd of the formal pro.:ram &he)
arr• unable to rt'main in the coun•
tri~ ro do inrf~pendent tratding
nnd ei~htseein~. but rhe progrum
clw~ not ll(tnoUy bind them. If tlw
tudcn~ are willing lo forego the
ch~apr:r grouJl tran portahon rates
which companies oflrr them, by
pay10g touri t cle rnte• which
Me more e..'pensive, then they C4n
cum«'! and go as tb,.v wiAh. The
6CUr!lion rate!! which m08l of the
&tudcn~ make u~ of. tipulat,.
that th,.y come and so on n certnin
date ~ith thdr gmup~ .
Provi~ion~ bne been mad,. thi
rear for tudenl!. whenenr 1>()5-
lllhlf'!, to he ~hen a ninr-day period
a: the end of the program, to do
wuh what they wi h.
Le" i a.nd Clark rerr~l! to
eaeh incoming Fr~hman, a ha·
\'f!Q or inreJI,.cruali m -nca· -
df!micolly and sodally, a s•~ot
rbange in th~ intdlcctual atmos
phere found in h1gh 6Chool.
Too manr tud,.nt find no
chan~;~. R~Oect on Pa+\e ~.
New Theatre
Is Involvement
bt-Dian e. K uv: l •
l'\ew Theatre. a tbl' tre or in·
,-oh·c.ment, i' pre5entinJ: three
playe thh; ~wn. including Slow
Danu on lhr-1\illin8 Ground.
fle.nry Ll and an original pln.r
to b -ho~-n in rring of 'liiJ.
Tht• i\.ew Thelltre WA'J lK-Jun at
flit;hJond United Church of Chritt
in 196·l Wld hos •ince mo,ed to
Centenary • Willour ~1etbo.Ji t
t hun:h at ~. W. 9th and Pine
...... , , . ···t.
<.;UE. ~nte r for Urban En·
counter, appoints boud o{ di·
r ctof!. to operate the thcatc.r and
ch04•$C the plavs and directors.
Plar;; produced bn"e ~n Ctuni:
The Jw' ibHusiru, Chelderode
IP omf!TI a1 the Tomb, ond Betti'
Quun and the Rebds and Cnm,.
on Coat 1$/atui.
There i~ a growin~ awarrn ~
that it iq thr church' bugne to
be ""tUt JICOille when ~ the DTI'I
li' ins. where thr. ore can front·
irtg the great dec1~io1U of lifee-
and the t:t812 ofle~ in ighu rnto
human tUIIIJtion!! w hi cIt Ute
church cannol 11£fttrd tu mi•"'·
'ew Theatre production arc not
remotelv a "'eiated '¥i ilh eon en·
tion.tl ide~ .. of "rcligiou" ilrtnna.".
Pia a~ &elected becau~e thr.
JIOi;ttl"'llh cnlurgc cthieal an,t
nunal a"(>tct of human invohe
ments.
~e~tson tickets
ria> eo5t $4. {or the thr~ •
• PIO'\fi::R 1 OG ])c(cmlwr 10, 1!168
Page 2
Res onse Aske community forum
"l .. c\d and ct,u·l. h concc1 n<.'d 10 prcpnr"
~mde.nts to tukc n:'pon,iblc .tnd crcntiH pO·
~ition in n world of <.'On"'.mt ch.-.ngc. inne.t'i·
ing intculcpcnch:nce :rnd t.tpidh c~p:nuling
knowlcllgc ... "
~l:uemem of PurpO\l', I ( ( 1Ulog 'fii·'tl!.l
t the c:ollt.1,re fulfilling the nquin,rncnt' nl
the ab<we pouion of the oHicial \t:llt mcnt of
purpoM:?
The :utic:lc fc:uurcd on Lhi' pnge. ·''"'that
and othcJ que'' ion' in the 'pint nf (OnClcJnerl
inquir . It i not intended :t' a rondcm_n.t
tjon, nclr i~ it a ncg3ti'e approach tO ~ 1111·
ation \\ hir.h. to "orne of u~. seem' a 'cry real
prohkm.
h wa~ \\ rinen throus:h the coopcr:uion of
imohed tudenh. fa('ult and alumni. ~o
single name ha, been 'igncd because it wa a
jomt effort. Rc,pon,ibilil\ for the .;tatcment~
So m:ulc \\ill be t;tkcn h) the t.<cliwri.ll hoard ol
tlw PiorH cl l.ng.
\\'c hnpt~ that the ,ollc~:.rc communitr \\'ill
"•dotr<;h ron,itlcr the que 1 iom T .ti,ccl hdo\\ ·
• • 01)\ totl\h, not all o£ tlw tactur pt~u:unmg
the problem h.nc been iudutlccl -.tlthough
tiH• writt'l, pl:m tn t ontinuc thdt 11C.udr lm
c\'itlcnc c of an iutcllt•c'lll;tl atmno;pht•tt • Some
of the t~fCI'Cn flC~ h,I\'C ll<"ll hCl'O fttlh• c:o-;pl:tin
cd. :anti man' of thl: point~ r.ti,cd Me not c~
plnn.-d a' 1hc might he.
\\'c im ite all pcr,on" to respond in omt•
\\'ll)-h' lcner' or b~ con,ct,,ttion. The old
phrn,c. "meaningful dialogue" h:l'> uc..H ct
outlhcd it mdulm·,~. ltlcalh, c\ en· ~~ ucicnt
:rth•nding da<.' <. at J.cwi' and Cl:u k i inter
e~tcd in hi'> cduc::ttion-can it be th:at C\CJ one
i~ pet fcc:tJ ari,ficd with the lc:u nin~; process
a ddim•d and imtitutionali7cd here? Wo1uen s llour
lo lh«' l~ditor:
'our ··,litorinl in tlu! nc~·. 6th
eel it ion ,,f I he 1 og com•uning
houf'l\ for ht• hman womt•n clitl
JIOI Slll'flh till' ft'lldt•t8 \\ ilh till
tlu• {nets.
• • \ tllt wcr~ C"orrt:<:t 1n sn) lnl!
tl1111 tlte lntN ·Hl·~idrnC'c Hull
Council \ otc·t.l clo\\ n u motion to
oboli~h hottrfl lor {r qhmon \\Otn·
t'n. I" hen~ "ere two n•a!IOnl!o \\II\
omc of the mt•mhcr volt•d
osnin 1 tht motion. One wa thnt
the JICft'f'niUG•' of Uf)Jlt'Tol·la
wom~>n who fn,·oretl nr opflO cJ
the· motion '' R!! not OHlilnblt· nl
the mc,cting, ~~~ it \\as to tlu•
editor.
\h
rnittctll JH'r onnl imprC!' ion, nel·
quite ro• ihle of hcing
Intellectual Activity, Social Awareness Lacking
At Lewis and Clark; Does It Have to be is Way?
The tote of the education one
r-e<lel' at Le~i and Clark ba!l
al"11)'fi been good ft'r a few
hour& of arsumt>..nl . Qu~tion~ ~uc:h
a11 "what are ,,.e" and .. "hat are
we becoming'' hould be or ,·itol
interest to nn) <me associoted with
the college. A number of peoo
ple have commented that the in·
tellectull1 attitude on our eampu"
len~ much to be d~ired. While
the fttc.ilities {or academic c:n·
dcA,or an:n't lacking. the aunoo:.
ph,..re often i!.
An 5Uch l1llue jud~ement i
ob\ ioutly ubJCCUH'., hut "hc•n
compared ""ith othc>r campu ~ •
-the aClJ\·itie! nl lcl\ is and Clark
nhen .. ~m .. uperricial. While An·
teLicctual acti,jty. ~inl aware·
ne s end :student acti\·i.:nt vr~ di •
Linc:tlr diff~rent. there is oft~n a
hi1;h degree: o! con,•latjo n be
tween them. Witb a l(";l\' e:xcep
llons, all Are noticcablv lackin~ • beze.
11u i not to ~) that we ha'e
no thoughtful peorle. nor that in·
tellectual activity ;a.< lOtnlly min.
mg. What mu t be snid is that
there .. hould be far more acb\ rl)
on campos. There could be more
~r the local auhud" "ere d~mand
rng or at lea5t more conducive to
reflet:thm.
In con9derin~ tbe problem, it
I!ICetn! ns•propriale lo break the
c:olle&e down into itto thr"e basic
parts: facuh}, tudenl~ :md nd·
minu;tration. Doo on ,.;pent nn cntir.. r;.nr at n
southern Ne~;ro e<11le!;c. \\orkin~
\\ ilh mnn hriglll pooplr• who hnd
!iimph not had till· nd,antagcs
man o{ us take fM ~ranted . Tht>
li"t could be cxtcnr;hc.
Tlu~ C"oll<:cted bad:J;round of tht>
(acult) i~< impr~ h c. lndudr~
nr~ peopl~ who hRH' studi«:d ex·
um hel) in thcir field and ho'e
recei,ed n wide colh -:tiun of laon·
ors, fellowshaps, etc. It ¥onulrl ap-t:r ~duoted him.
\\ c tlnn '1 ~;uggt'"'l that nil ur-ti·
\I 1 nn• p~r~ccuted or that their
llt'lhio;m i. the nnh· cnn .. idc rntinn
in ca"c. like th•)SC: mf'nl iom·d
ohn' t'-What dCK> 5ecm e\ idr.nt i~
tbnt they might ht!H~ [lOOf't'T chan•
C'CS, .:hould thl.'\' full on hnnJ
linu•,.... than " troight" tudr.nl .
What i" the tuhnini~trtuion Dl·
with tlte connhance of !.omc foe·
uhy member"' mirlu f,!h~ sornt•
Prolefarian or radical
over for 'safer' types ... types are passed
pe:tr. then, thnt the Collcg~ i pro. idcn. Anotht•r indication Corne
'·iding n '··ry ut!ettnatr !llaff with a study of the rollt.•gc ntlmi •
"hich Clcn help !lllltlrnt!l, nt len .. t 11ions policy. Rrcruilmcnt mcthocl!!
on 311 indh·iduul le\el in thdr ure dir~ted at normally bright
acadt•mic pur6uits. people from the UJlfll'r·middlr
' large pnrtion or the blnme ria.. anri, all other thing hl'irtg
t.eems to {all to the tudt•nts. Tlw cqunl, thl·} get the nod OH'r more•
aH·rnge frt• hruan nrrhcs ''ith proletnrinn or rodical mrlhiduuls
ll\o Del\ am&Onite uitca~es. 11 who might up•et the tutus quo
t"eeJ portcoal and n triru~ ira the ''college community".
tie_ Too many le~l\f! the ,;amc It has bet>n sugg•·~tl.-d that the
wa' (for cxnmJ•Ir William H college hierArch} is :tUc:mpting ro
\\'bite. who 5ecm to June nothing build n "communilr o( l"'c" in
Leucr to do no" that he's gradu. "hich a com;en"'u cxict that
ated, than to attnc.k camru~ pro· would bar any n·~ecl o( confronln·
fe!:50rs fnr tht'ir puliucal \ i•·l\S.) tton. This i C'Crtajn to ,.tiflr• an)
~fany UJIPI!Nmdclle cia stu· I)' pe of jntell~-ctual acth ity, Cur o
dent~ comf' onh• to pu cour6CS, dash of ideas is cs t.'nlial to nn)
meet otho:r UJIJH!r.JIIiddl~ cln~ thoutthlful dialo~ue . In short, re·r-
1) Jle5 llnd olJtain tlw cl~grt•e "hich ha(l& we arc lou t.intilur in b:tck·
\\t~ nre told is so necr:"' or)' for ~round and interest .
UCCeb!! in the •'oUI«'r world". ~ome would sar thut ull our
\(om· "f lho~e '' ho do hrenk out problrme {mo.,tly (inoncisl in tit••
of tlu·ar class 6hell or•· du;. c~ cs of the administrnllon I would loling Jlo'trl uf th••ir e•ollt.>gc "~pcr
icnce. If there rcllll) i1; nn "up"
Rt'Iwraliun, ''c hn,cn't found it.
The two muin funC"tion!l o{ tht•
noH:li"ts in till' De' clopmcnt Of.
fict• 6Cem to l~t• recruiting more
upper-middle cla pMlpft.• '' it.h lJ,.,
~;ruling lies, ann supporting sran
tliosc huildin~ project<-o£ qut• ..
rionnLle nrl·d. The f'hnpel, ~till in
u emi·unfunnt•d etoh:., is the• .,h.
'ious t' nmple, hut hr now thlll's
n dcnd hor e.
If the policit'"' urc directctl h,·
the uprer leH•II! of th.· udminb,·
trtttion, ~;orne hope o( new ideas
nt tht· top mnr comt• with n ncw
rJenn of focuh), who wiU hopc:CuJ.
lv pur lltl nludcmic mull~'" more·
th nrunic:nlh thun the)· bnve bct:n
an the rtu~t.
'l'hc forrmo t ad min i--trator i~
I'll· idt•nl John R. Howard, ~ho
u 1111ll)' gl'lto what he \'iants in the
"'ll\' of con~tnu :tion, •tudents ancl
nlmosphl'fc. .\ olumnu... Jim
Frll)' once uid in u controve.n)
with lln,..nrrl over n dr~s rolicy
( o "IUclents will lr)ok nice for
pro ptocthc dflnors), the ~otonl o(
\(r. llo\\nrJ seems tn he lo tum
0111 tudent like ~o many hollies
of ltornogenized milk. oll in a row
nnrl nil idcnticul.
flr•rl!ap the time h~ comd in
the noturul dcn:lopment o£ the
C'nllegc to r tlplnfe tlw fund.
rui•Pr \\ ilh a more ar ndcmic in.
rli~·irlual, nod ro dl"lt•~ratc fund.
• • IUI!Itllg to II IIC't:;t• Nlrth l'Conn.
'No lost souls
ment Office ... here/ says the Develop-be solved by' ucceptnnc., o( onl}
tl11• chiiJrcn o{ thc llflpt•r-midtilr•
clu~~. No money worrte'l no con·
trover y, no J,•arnin~: To truly ed.
UCIIIc, }'OU IDII51 bring flC:OJIJ" to
on awnrrone!~ of or her indh iduul ,
Other !lOCieties ann other WD}'I' nf
lik Tlti i!> difficult, if not im·
pc) ,jhJI', in lite on~·cln , one·cul.
turr. communi!)' that u·\\ ·~ anti
Clark hn h('Come. nn po .it ion \\Inch. cuinf 1denth
"ou lrln t indurJr I) inJt o llout the
collt·~t (I i tc·n, "up'' ~f'ncrn
linn.) It "\\ill he• hunl fnr the C"lll·
lt·gc lo r'H:r dc•\a•IQ(l au in.
to•ll•·ctunl uttit11de• \Hth ... rjflini'
1lunking from the lor•. h ha~ bet:n ommented mnr
than once that lhe relath,. quu}.
ll) of the facuh) i far uperior
In thai of lhe etudmts they teach,
Seleral deJiartme.nlto nre out·
tanding. including literature, his.
tory and political ecienc,. TI1e!e
dcpartmenta and oth,..r include
hngh1 )uung profe"-SOr who aden·
Li(y wdl ~ith their tudcntl;. anti
ob' iou~h care about the educa·
tir>n lhl'!\ 'rc prO\ iding.
To he urc, tlae.rt' are Ullin) con·
rvatJ' .am~>ng th,. faculty,
omco ul whorn arc more tndi·
tional than thoughtful The) nre
not wdl-rm·pured in rlteir parli·
cular field • Their r•xi~"hCf' on
U1r fo.cuh> can •·asil)' hr• JU tified
011 prc.n iding 11 haJanc:u and a 'or·
i•·l), "'' that no tudent ~houJd
find that he can't turn to liOm~:
onc.
Many faculty member arc acti·
vjtl , or a 1 Ira 1 IIIVOh ed in im·
JIOflalll eociaJ program&, lhief
r. amplr· might Jn•·ludr Dr. liideo
Ua~;himoto'a W••rk again t Ul'"
draft, Dr. IJon Halmcr' fl intereiil
in the rrobl,.m of migrnn 1 worl.;.
,.,. and the fact that Or. Arleigh mutdonoo enough to sed, lln OIJI•
Jet 111 olf-campu!> activities- ilene·
hda I to UJcrnt-~• h c'"• !Jut It!!.! ~Q
tu tho colh:.-;t-. Cnod tudrnt u{.
kn ~xist Jn t.pitt· uf and • pcrate
from cam(IU hie·. Mun~ bngllt
p~plc quit 6Chool ohogc:thcr or
at lea 1 tran fN to gr,.cn•·r pll!i·
lurr•
\ nnther ~B) that man) Ira\ e
i-J,. \oluntun. ewral c_x.
arnplr~ maght ~~ mnk~ our
point. Ua\ e ( ·•·rman wn& da ·Cil
rolled in 1966 ~au e of hutf
gratles ~luc:h w••rr.: mr.urrcel at
Rred Collo·ge und ai'Ceptcd wltc n
he fir 1 came to I.C. fit• was, coin·
ddently, l~der of SDS at '""
time.
Anoth••r Cll~ i8 thut ol John
f ri bohr., whn w.t!i prc\'C•ntt.'d
Crum gradunting he·t•nu•c he Wl'l
not i\en cr«'dit fur n p.c•,
ur1hity cour ,. hr• hud CtJrnJ•lr•tc d
~I cWIII'rC. Thr hu:.Uit), unlc,rtu•
nat,.l), i nnl "'ithoul blame an
this ca,_., for th,.) votr·cl 13.39 Ill
wjthh•1ld Utr dt·grt·r. One wondt·r
If hi a~tl\il) With the CllntJIU
aoll-clr all mn\'f'mrnt mi,-Itt hA\ e
mode n diUrrenre 111 tlu· 1 wo
titud,.! 'flat••,. onmpJrs ( ulhdt
\Olea that, i( ewitchcd, would Ito,,. The mi,reprc.•entution I'~"IJWIU· llownrd, wlwn Jltt' ~cd on nrn.
d••mic: pnints, often (;.tresM:" that
.. ,..,. dnn'r \'iRnt tu hccomc unCJth.
er Recti,'' Wlut'h bring" up the
qu ''llou, con onh• Reedic he in·
Perhaps it is time to replace the president
with a more academic individual ...
nh'ci b) lht J>,•vdopmf'nl OHil·••
bark up Uti& the~~ie. Wt• quote• frnrn
tlreir mo~t rc:<:ent ~>Hott, u porn.
phl,.r. completr• witlt eugrr '\'oung
fac•'-!1, usking for c:onlrtlmtiona.
"Look Ill these )Oung people. Nn
1(1 t ouht here•. The&c ure• the
ch·ar.minded mcmlwrs of tlw
"up" gmwrut irm attt•nrJing I ''Will
and Glnrk tudu y . . . r ht·) k no"
wh•·1•· the·y liT«' goin~ mul urr.
WtJrking hurt! to gel tlterr·. Amr:r.
ir.n nt•t•db moro: li"c tlu·m."
l'lrc John R. Ho\lonrd vt·reion of
n bl'th·r tomiJrrow!
It'!! unfortunate thai 1!0 man)
memb••rto o{ rh.. clt•Ur·minclrel
"up" ftent•rution ftnd it inrrc.asinc·
I) lli"Ct nry In turn to drug l'ur
man), pol may be the mo 1 timu. lc•llf'CIU.ll ~ Oo,•!l una hove to h••
lloltt!mian to lw thou~o;htful :thout
r••lt~ ·ant problt•rnt;? \\ ould we•
lwcornf' auotlwr Reed h}' hroud.
c•ning our utlmiR~ion l! policit.:l!t
Ahc>r a puint, o 11chool ib Iilli in
I "' '' f d R 1 I)Jit o 1'111 e·nt. c·ed m ir-,,
"''' tn our l>o Wt' \\IIIli ro excludt• • In repUI<IllllJI 01 other\\ i~c.. un)'·
onr. who rntv;hr ht• ol Wtlrth '1
lr·\\ '" urad c;lurk "ill llt'\c't IH'
cumr. u lwllc:r in .. ltlutinn In m
'''llting n lll)thicul "clc.1r think.
ing" gt·nt•rotion. Nur will it irn.
flTOVr b) he<:uming II fint~hing
l!cltuol for the 1 icl1, nur h)· ignor.
ing 110rJal i~ llt'il uf thr. da). i'\o
lm!l ,;tmlll lwrt•: H .. tter dw.d:
• IIIJIIIO. in ~rrnr, nftt·r u uminiug !lt'\'r.ral
JICiitillll5 nt the me•t•ling n( th•
I RIIC wn thnt n mujurity n{ up.
su~r-cla I! "onu•n 'IH'fl' OJ1Jlu~d to
tin imnwtliutc• arlnptinn u{ the
motion, 1'111! u c I 11 11 I lliUiitti~
ltnw I' r n \ r. d m) irnpft"•"illll
wrnnJt. llnwt'\"N, thut il' purti.tll)
whut I hn~l'rl In) vole· on ol tit~
tunc.
The ccond reu~nn, 1\hich the
Log r~·smrtt:cl t;unte\\ hut c.luntrod.
]>. cnnccrm••l tlw rcnMm that
ho111'8 wcru l"'tnhlishrcl in the
f1r 1 plut•r.. llnnrs Wt•rt• ,. l~
Jt;~lu-.1 fnr orne: dr•finaltl reason
( ro~ ihlr on I} to kr•cp mom und
clatt from ''orr) ing uhout lhtir
frc·•lunnn dtm~htt·r, Jnnit·). If
that rcn on i nu long••r vnlit.l, or
ha ony purro r, unci if no other
vnliel rt•nsont~ tlli I fur frc•11hman
hourl>, th•·1 ''ill prnhnLir be abol
ished.
Tht• point is thnt neither the
lRlJC or tho•e ptc•S(•nting tht
pclitiun kne\\ t•~ndl) \\h)· the
luHir<: wc•rc l'l!IUllh lwei in tht
first pluc••, which wuuld laun
hct•n unc n( thll trungc><t rc•llS()nt
fut n•tnining tltcrn or nholit~hin~
them.
\t anr rult•, then• j~ no rt•nson
fur imm·~ialt' c 0 n c c r n. n~
mason fc1r tltt• origjnnl Clltnbli h·
in~; or hourr. i being looked intn
and !;hould he kno\\ n hy ne11
1\eek' IRIIC trlf't•ling. Thoo;e pro.
en I inJ; the pt•titinn Wl'rl' tn·
formctl that tlw mnller i.. nr.t
tlt•ad, thnt thq c:ould bring it up
nt the next nu-cting ,,( the IRHC.
It i not that thr• IRIIC is uctu.
nil) u {ront for the UPLC (Uniterl
Prurle.s of L~wt!l and Clark).
onw of till' memher'l wt•re ,jm.
ph not ~hen all tht• (oc:tq,
A linn '\\ u It on
Cln uf 71
Acad~mic Cctlc,ndar
Clwuge Discussed
Dr. Jnnll' :,tnuCft•r, profcswr
of biology, has jJropn ed on aca·
clenaic t•nlcndar chungt• for the
fnll term o£ the 1969·1970 collr.$tt'
year.
According to hi plan, loU tt·rm
wuulcl begin t•pt. IS F mal
ex.~ms wuuld Le hc•li.J in ~ove:m
bt•r nnd tlw term woulcl end
~0\. 26.
Tlti sclu•rlule wnultl uHortl a
Tlumk!lghing.Chri tmas rcr~s of
more• than thl· t·ntire• month of
Dc•fcmbt•r, nec:c!ISitutinr only one
rmtntl·trip fare hunw in tt•ad n{
tltc u ual 1 wn.
Dr Stnuff••r uggc"ll·n the fJM
inilih of inr:ludin~t u onr. month
lt•rm durmg lJe'('t•rnht•r for tllotr
tunent and faculty who would
be inttm· t•·d
Othr.r benefit thnt he pointerJ
uut urt• tht• len full wc•ck!l; the
t•arly lart ing dnt••: tht· Ions
fhri tmu vne•1ttinn, enabling &Ill·
dents to 5eeuro Joh ; und th~ re·
cluct·d lu!.llin~ co t In the col
It·~~·.
Thit. pruJioMI "\\ill btl diecu•~d
nt the fuc:ulty mcl'ting to be held
on Wc•dm· dnv, Det'. II.
pioneer log
Offtt'inl pubiJrntion of the A8F;O
culled tuclt•nt" of I ewt and
Clark Colll'lf.t 0615 W Palo
tin~ llill Uuntl, l'ortiMd Ore.
'1721'1. l'uhli ht•d 1\\ 1n• ,.., ... ~ ly
rluring llw ll(honl yc•ur by (;nnn
Pultlishing Co Snnnd rlut.
JIO~IU~t· puirl 111 Portland , Ore.
I:DI'J'()J( \lin· 1 .. Chri tt'nl!cn
:\lunu~in~ F.rlitor Julie "Pt·rcell
\dvt•nj ing Mgr. Uon I t<Op
\ehi~or Cu) Jenkin& nccemhc1
One~
Sys1
by Jj
Sigm~
,,, th~
todo,-· fr
!tCm!l to
rouglalr 1\\
nitics on I
Th(1\' en • flOOt)y ag,
tinue tf1 b~
portnnt on
;Kr.ne. or II
mode of~~
partner m
11roe • Tl
appmoch
olumnu • c
to tlu: rca li
1970'!!.
ln a dctc
trm it\ 5)"''
Ianford,
chnlogi~ t J~
nb•crvntio n'
INII ••t•mt(
r.ourage net
ty and ~t·ccJ
IIJid, Ot it~
!i~e nnd u
Profes;;nr
!Crthang a
antrrprctntic
model of m
he ~y i.:
miration fo
!Orne liquor
conque-.t of
pcorl~ who
ellong, or 1
doniuc of a
!Ons not in
tlu~ Jc.scr
Berkr•ler an
aho fit c1U1
well?
Frntcrniti1
• •
~· nntr·mt•
don't feci l
to tho Cree
phra~ (ant
elude the
a group to
ad,·i!c the
aboul easv
1 to collect tli
' kno\\n to u
time alter
!Orne cu-~
lion and t
tn mt"mber·j
Wh) do
~pitt< uf o II
d~tt~~? It ~
that they ..eJ
lrgilimute 01
oi•J no1 [ltort
Fur IIIUII)'
find Jo,e u
hu tt>tl, ond
can br. mutlc
whiJ,. in tht
demiu dt>mu1
110lt 1" nn 1.
m•·nt, tlwy
fur l'(>lll (Ill n i
llu:m 1 th~ • lf fralt'rnil
n~, why
lu•gun
hnvu
• I' 111
l.t"l' J UCt'
on
11inh
ht•e·n rt·
cannot
lht· a·n tr.rd
lw~111
t'IILir~
ndmini I
therl'f ~r\·r ral
o( th•
of UJI-
J-.t•d to
of the
uta lie
nrt a all)
at the
ch the
1luntrd.
1 that
1\ ''·~ r: tab.
n·ason
m and
thrir
e). If
alid, or
, other
•o;hmllJI
c ohol
er the
lg the
lY lhr
n the
l hnlt
.,.. a !I() Ill·
li~hina
rC8500
. Th,
.abli h.
~e pr. ..
te in·
not .
; 11 up rnnc.
nctu
Unitcd
:lark).
r
ofcso;or
n aca·
)r the
•olle11e
~ term
Final
o,·em·
end
ord a
tss of
ath of
ly one
~ad of
e pn
rnonth
UIOl•t
would
intt>d
; the
I on~
g ~Ill•
e Te·
c col·
~~~~t.l
held
g
!1!1().
and
oln
Ore.
.. k ly Ocr.cmll('r I 0, I !lfiA PJO 'EER LOG
One ~ lud nt" Opinion
LC Fraternities Irrelevant to 1960s;
System Must Change to Survive
bY llirl~t~rd Kronman
Sigma ll(,ha f p:cilnn
At the ri!!k of cl\ t•r amphh ing
todll\' frnternil)' ituation, 11
cern!! lo m1• thnt thtor•• nrc
roughly twc1 pnths opt•n to !rater·
niti~ on tltis cnmrauto.
rlae~ enn c:nntinut• to oru•rnll•
r.~actl} n th•·) hnn· unci con.
r.nuc to h••comc lt>s~ and J,~ im·
portnnt on the highl'r •·clurntion
!Ccne. or attempt to UIIJUSI their
mode u£ orwrution to IJ,•coml' full
p.trtncr in tht• higlwr rducntion
1.rocr • Tht·~ can cling to thr.
I appronch of the JlfOf~innal
alumnus. or udrlreA'! tlu'm ••lvr'l!
tn the realities of the I '>h0'11 nnd
1970'~.
In a dctailt·d stUd} of tht· (rn
trrnit) 8)1.111'1111! 111 Ut•rk•·l••y nntl
Stanford, the d•~tmgui•ht·d P"Y·
chologiet Jo .. cph k.ott make thi"
nhtt•n•ntiun: "'flu: frntC'rnity li}'P..
trna ~··mr.tJ, nt its hctll, to ""'
C'~urng•• net ivdy a "''n~· n£ lll)'nl.
I)' and "'''curit) for tlw 'in group.'
and, nl its wor~t. to allrm rcgrcs·
the tllld undemocratic lwhn' ior."
Professor Kutz r.ontinur'<e. 1.1) dt•·
tcrihing n frntt•rnit\ man n 1111
tnt•·rpretntion of u high daool
modd of ma .. culinit)'· 'l'hi model,
he S3)'8 is dwrncll·ril•'d by rul
miration for n l'UJancity to <'On· rt•t•tl) with th11~1· 1~ hn luJVft pow.
er. Stm1.-nt grn ••rnmc·nt ron not
rui •• lnfJhC) unit• s the r.oii('J.tl'
rulminitttration tn~rl! lllf' 111urlcn1s,
unJ t!H!)' f'.Unnut poJrce thrir dcrj.
&iun!.l without the lwlp of tilt' nJ.
• • • mm1 trUit(rn.
:;inc,. nllrnini!!lrotil•n rmpport
will inc\ ituhl)' Lc conditionnl , Will
frc:qut•nll) he ll!•tf'fi tn militunto;
(yes, malitan 1 nl 1...-·w i nnd
Clark). and ''ill o:~porntlir.nlly lw
r•·fu.,.cd, tlw 'nunger tu.!cnt!'l ~ 1ll
not lik••l) take the tudcnl gov.
••rnmcnt <criou•h . On cnrnr•u c
nr.m" the count 'l, w~ ho,·c t!C•'n
fraternih~lominntl',tl 111tlcnt QO\'•
l'fllmcntc roil to ronfronl tlw real
cnmpu!'l issut•!i-, nnrl "<' h.1ve 11• en
nr.thi~t groups win the slltlJlhrt
of u lnrJlc portion of the rucl(•nt
horfy hy their willingnt•4s tcr stnnrl
up to the rollc•gc udmina!llratiorr
and rf••rnnnd snrh mlitl rilllttl\ a<o
nrlutlcmic und jurlicinl chao• pro
CI'"" und a voic•• in tlw govNning
of tht• in!ltitutlon.
Whilt· frutc::rnity -1\ J'C indh·i·
dunl ha\e nh~u I! r•lB.)'cd the
.. trn.i~ht nwn'' for th•• college
admini tmtion, this dt!cade or
cnmpu confli.ot Ia:•~ ecn, an m)
\'ic-W, an unht•ulthy waug "" that
the lrnternitv mnn unci ndmini • I rntinrt •·em tn opptJk: the nt•w
nulic.1l left. A f'nmmon rl'na·
that I huve oh~·rvt•d on mun)'
r•ampu't.>t i the bit hig, burl~·
fr nt,.rnitv man standing noce tu
r•o~e '' ith n ltcnrdrd won,Jer boJJ.
ing n lgn. Thi!l ba~n't brrn en·
th•·ly r,..£1rctcd on thi compu11
:and I hope it nr' r·r wall be.
'I hr lime hoa com,. for {rater·
nit) JITC$ad~nl!! nnd m•·mherl! to
unLi•· lhern!elvM from this
1• eudo.unage. Perhaps ne\\ jden
for rhoptcr ncthiti~ hould be
brought ~out. Thrre i nothing
wrong with fatcruitiP orgnui;dng
u Jlontnn~ou d•:mon~tration.
'I here is nut rung wrong wit Ia a
fraternity marchin~ in a p~arc
dcmon;,trutiun, tlu~re i~ ntllhing
"rong with n fraternity spon51)r.
in~ ornethina; with nnti·ndmini~
tratinn tunc ..,tudent nrc in·
il.H'll ingl) nrui.org.nnir:rtional in
uutlnok, curching for spnntan·
neil), in(,rrnnlit). and Ircl•dom
fr11m re<lraint on more and mMr r ron I
Unl•· s we chan~e with the
tim~""· our critic will continue to
lot•k nt u~; oc the) bow for the
lnl!t 100 yo•nr :md a k:
\\ h)· do the gu) mnkc n pre
tense of Jivjng b) their
ritunl? Page S
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
Wh~ tlo they cl•im to be hounJ
h) a f.'l ,f high id{·nl whl"n
1 he) go around ~'C in g j u 111 how
murh thl') cnn get DWD) with?
\'\In· don't Lhdr deed match
their W1>rd ?
This i n grac rool6 chanse
that mu"t toke ploct" on tlu!!i
camput~ I ha\e ~,.fn a little o( it
in recent ) en~ "ith ~AE'11 bar.k
ing o{ a prote!!t demonstration again I the chapel and a fund.
rni in.; project for th,. children
of Hia {rn. hn 'a it 1 ime that we
join the mo' ern~l to r~ror~' th,.
{ ratt.rni 1 · y t f'!1l1 to tla e position
o( importance it once hdd? I
a k )OU to decidr if the {rater
nit> system is not "'-orth the ef
fort and the courage nt"t:dr:d for
an innO\aUv~ approach to our
problem!':. ume liquor nnd remain upri~ht;
conquc 1 of women; contempt of
pt'OJil who are It': ~ nttracth ',
1tlong, or nchcmturou:ro; and con·
I doniug of uggrl! !lion townrtJ (H r·
sons not in the "in group." While
th.is tlt!!!cription pcr1am~ tu
Berkeler nnd ")tanford, doc n't it
&lEO fit our own cnmpu~; pn'lt)
well? Salzburg, Innsbruck, St. Viet Host LC Students
Fraternilic~ arl' al~o clc!'Criberl
a.: anli·intcllcctual, although I
don't feel thi., nrgunlt'nt pcrtuin ~
to the Creek I)~Jtcm at LC. This
rhra~ ( anti-inacllt:clnn I) nan in.
cludl": the tenclcncv o{ sunh • • 1 ~;roup to uo•c' als rc uurc1'<~ to
adnsc the > oungcr mcmhcro;
about ea~ courses; the aendcn•·,
to colll'tt the I'.JCarns of profc•<:sor
knn"-n H> U!ie thr :'8nlt' quc·~tion
time after time; and t•vcn, in
cases, to :.lt•nl c·~ominn.
lions nncl mole them available
tn memht"r~ of the fraternity.
Wh) do frnternitiCll suni~e in
~pill• of ull tlu·ir !aulas und mit'
dreth! It hu hcen point ct.! out
that they <.erva H~mc• gr•nuinc• uml
lrgitimntt' nc•cds of ''"1lt•nt~ anti
do nnt 11ertuin mereh to ~:otatu ...
fnr rn.tny tuclenl'-. tht need to
lind ,•lo ... e uq<~ociutc,. \\ ho r:nn I"'
uqtt·cl, and for whom tO.tlr riftt c
can lu• mudr. iot \ N) "''run Jt \ ncl
~ohilo• in the lw.-~t nallcg•·~ .lfll
uttlllt' dt·rnuncl ••valuate fitudt•ntli
un tlw bu-.j, of uc·lue"'·
they lui\ t-: 11 p~·ciul nl'ctl
CUIUJII.tninn \\ hu \\ill IH'C'tJI(
1:111 os &ht•r an•.
H frult'rnities nr~ l"n inj.l thu"t'
Dl/td•, wh) tlu·n hn th(' "hole•
'llllr• .. h1•gun to go our~ \\'h) lHI'
• • • • • rrate.rnttu:... ancr•·a ang 111 mrm-
,llP •• ., Jl hut loMing thrir impor.
On lh~ t'UIIIJIU!t:
Ill\ ju.Jgrmt•nt. une rcu rm
the: clcdine of frutrruit1c" ur
und Clurk j, tlaut till'\
t' hi!Otnric:ally ,, t•rl'iM•t.l thl•it
fhu.:lll't• part111llr 1 hrough tlu·
tuclc·nt RUVNillllt:nl, and
tude· nt ~o' "' nnwnt !\ 1 hrlll·
hnH2 taken 11 11lwrp 111'1 t'·
• • ,. an prcaiiKt',
l 1 I facl' it -·IUclt;nl gu\lr.l II·
mn•t I' IIIII JIU l"'i ( ,uad
I C i nu I' ''"Ill lOll I.
lwcn tt'gor.terl n~ u dmr utlt•.
cannot L'OIIIIllllllll the rc•"l"' 1
tht' inncneingl r,. tic~" IIIII·
1enh bt'l"IIUM· ttr. uuthurit\ dc
t•fltirrl) till th~ backing nl
uclmana trntiun, und till' Ill·
tlwr1•fnrt "'ant to tlt•ul Ji. 'IF\ "'W ntl.E, BACK T THE S \J.T 'fl'I\E .••. t.•"i~ and Clnrk'11
don look-nliJw gnrb Cur " tuur u( tht• Otn·htt·~adru !'nlzb• flt~crk.
bv Bruce [,amott to Italy (ollo,Hng World \Vnr I. •
LC Ott'fH'U.~ Stucl) Cruup '1 h~· tm\n of Da'\cn, "hirh we nw \m•tria Croup i .. ali"· and d itt·rl, di pin> udvt:"rti~1·ment~
li\ 101! .... nme\\ lwrc in Via•nnn! anrl ~~otrc•·t 1gns in Gc!rman nnd
\Vc ht•ld n furt·\\eiJ purtv fur lii'IWJII" \u Irian man~). E"cn
our hoanettlll) familic in :>t. \~it tht• rormhnuz.es in the• nO\\ ·hnl-
011 \m J. The \\ int• nntl en' iur auu Dolomite :\.1)•11 nrc buill in
... upper ft-nturc~d tlP<'l'chc In ,:,ut• I) Jtical I' wlcnn I) k
Ettinger. Jeff Durl.c•, nml our \ ''' n da) '•~it to I nn ... bruc'k
~roup leader, Dr. Roben Marlin. tc111k "" tu the.• lmp..ranl Palace of
Highlight of tht• •·Hming wo .. at... :\In msllian I oncl tn ht .. inttJrr
urpri•c• rerlormlltlCt' of n full· h·e, hut l'fnJII~. lmnb in I he Hof-
'"nt: compo~t-.d I.J, Dn'i1! t:ruln·\ hur~;knpc·lle. 'l ''ent,·eight brou'l:e
\uslrmn (ntlu·r, l'Ung h\ uur ~tutu It" of lno; nnct"'lon;., carlt
1110 le o'horu:;. Thr girl!! Joined u~ O\er l.'tl-;111 feet tall, urwund the
f111 u ruu in~ sing-.rlong of .vrht" emp••ror' ornate MrcnJ•hngu
l.nnd i~ \ uur Lnnol," "\nll'n" Unfurtunnt••l). tht'} Jlrov.•d ton
und a re\\ German "(IIIJ:! Polku" ht•O\) hl mm e lo hi gra\'C
"'"d ,,altz~ topJ•<..-d of£ the ,;alo iu \\ u·nt•r ~cwta\lt, outh nf
l'\t'Ot. \ icnnn.
A \l••t•k-lon" taur !ill'flltrult•tl our lnn•hrud: Wtl" tht' ccnt<•r o( tht•
nc:udt•mio• .. am in Vic•1111..1 {rom pt•n uut '''"I lance 1, d h Art·
the horm•stu' in ~ t \'f'it. lt tc.nk ,lrt•n, llofl'r again I :\:opulcon an
u" inlu h of \u tria's nanc l'fn\· 180Q, :-\car Uti' .. stc: u( hif awnu·
int'•' a... '"'II u~ port of ltnly me 111, llH'rlookrng dw CJI) nnd
nnd Cernram. Our 10ogg) 1le· \lpll. ~lurul" tht• ~ki.jump of dtt
pu11ur•• I rom ~t. \~it IM<'r<i u I '' b ·I "intt•r 01\'mpi~. \\ c
nlrnthl tu a llec·i ion (,,.,,~cen IU~· cllmlw.l 1t1 tla, top .m.J D\\ 1lu
~nl!t' untl o;tutlt·nt . Or·~iolr,; lihir• 11kll'r ' diu.) r~anv•umn Belo,.
ping ~tra i:'UIICH~•· h) tn.un, \\I' ott• tho• .:nm1J ttnul~. the Oh mJue fl""' tlw rc"t uf tht lrrp "ith tnrcla and u o•r.meten I'J"Cading
flonr-IO·ct·iling luggage• urul ')(!lllli out latltr\\ tho uulium,
in the ui le uf t\Ur lur . \a th•• monn~tt·n churdt n(
Our brief \c•nturt• iu !tal) wok \\ alto•n an fnnei.Jruck \H "8"' 1\\0
U IIIlO the Crfllt'r of 11 !!IHI•tiQh•nt intJtt•rtDnl l''l(ltmt•lcs of f.UTOJICIIU
cc ntru\cr" • \u tri.t ha~ nr:H~r org.m lmildmg. Hruce l..nmott
(urgutten the lu of outl1 'f} rul plaH.od un tht: large fottr•monu:ll in .. trurnen1 built in 196~. wluch
utilue" mechankal ( non.di"C
tnc) action. 1 h.-st•('onll insttu·
rnt·nt, u mnllcr hahnn organ
l11uh in thl" 16th t•entury. i un.
of th<~ ohlt~•l rernntoing e nmplc..<~
u( this t) IK' of &i'tJOn. lt i~< "'ill in
~"Xcdlent pi B) ing coruluion •
En roult' tQ sal:tlmr~ \Oil' &11l.S5ed
thmugh tht' "kung urea uf Kuz..
bueh ·1 '' luch -wa till sno'' I •
w... then cro~"L-d mao Cernaan
nnd 'i~itt'd an mfnmous comer
of Bn\'Drin. ~ear H,•.rdatr,gnden
'1Un1lr. the !lit~ of Hitler's alpine
\llln. h "a& demoli ht-..1 b) .\ 1.
llcd lrombiog an the In l dlt'\ of
tht" w 11r and a no" the 1te of o
U.~. Force! Recreauon Club The
\ i~ta frC>m tltr ere 1 abc" l' hi"
tl'lt-llou c n Hnrc.l 1 'ic" of b1,th
\U'llriu and t~t nnan), a .. Wt'll a ..
the old {tlrtifh•ation and bomb
r ruter •
The t.:ll\ or :'ltlll•urg ho II ora·
gin in Gehic chiliuuiun. It wao;
th~ .. ~ul .. r .. r thr salt trnJc in
Ct'nlrul £un•J•t• and thi~> li1• on u
..trategio tr IUt' roult•. Our "i"it to
u 1111h lllllltl in thi r-eginn wn~ en
t;;ortcunlllg 8"' w dl or; !'(lucntioual.
11re sed lil.:t• Cn suck refuge ~
we ro.le nn 110 ealt' trnan drep
into tltt· mountatn. Thi~ rid,. was
Collu\\ ed I" o eri• " of lid,. , th~·
lunR,~I of \\ luc•h l near I 400
f~et, 'l'o}uch dt\IJl(lctl U!! IIIlO the mine it~lf. Thi particular mine
hn-. ~~ in u~ "incc 1517, and
rhe pr~oent. ~'<nk i carrjcd on
1200 fe.:t bdo" 1hc 110int we ''Uo
ited. Followins n boot ride atro
a wling lake ~ &traddl~ the -
train &l!llin (c;~r a wild ride out of
the ... alzb~rgwl!rk.
~alzbu rJ; wa abo the Larth·
place of ,\loz.:m. hi hom,. Han.
l~n. no'\\ made into a muceum.
It contain the. clo't'ic.hord and
hammerkfa,ier ( l -w o predec.~
sor of the modern piano) on
"'hich he played and composed,
a.. "eU ns letters and other arli·
facts. The Moz.arteum Mu~k
\cndemy in ah.bur~ continues
in hi~ memory todav and hou•..-
mnn) imponant m nusutp~
\IIUl)' unu~uol and tnlmted nni·
mol~ arc di'Oplaved in their
nntura.l urrounding!l m the ~lnz
burg \.l11ine Zoo h a finale to
the • cellent coUection of natne
animal,; anrl birds. "eH•n of •a&
\H•fa ghen a tore '!ahue bv the
king of bea t.. (for furt.hN in for
m:nion, c " n t a c t Dr. 11atrink
~tnlll"lUJI in th,. bi•llog' dcpuua.
nent).
BeiWL't'll "\af.d.urg an.t the ' 1-
lq o{ the Danuht- lie" the "all.
dnmm~'rgut. .\u tnn', ruo t (am
nu to uri >t a rea. In this re~;ion,
a "ell a.. in ~lxburg i~lf.
"The Sowtd or Mucic'' \\D
filmed. lncidentnll). fe.,, ~ple
bNe hill,. heard Clf the film, and
.. Edd"''' ot .. " i nor a nationnl
folk ong.
The mdll5trial cit oi l..in:r. on
thro Danube gnle u a lt>Ok at
modem • \ u tria rcdcvdoJHOE it
et'OnOm). It p.nlduc " 17 pt'r rent
of \ut'trin' expnrts and i3 a \ital
port m the danube hip111ng ~;~
tcm. :'\i'l for from Lmz. we ~·• ·
att:d th • monn .. ter} of -t Florran,
wlac.rt• oq;ilnh·l. cornpo~er \nlt.m
Rrud.:.ner liHo;l and di("d, "c ui'H.l
lat'ard a hnrt rec.itnl on the
iomo1~-o Unh kntr orl;nn in the
ll!lruque mona tcrv church.
l)ur 'i~t IQ th(' \laut1tuU$1!n
cunC't'nlnstjon (.'.llmp IITeeeded our
arrival ua \ icnno un ~o,, 13.
Sno'' an•i Chri .. unu dt-corauon
rc.-etetl u" in th.: tr.-et. Our 11• n•
1un in \lowntU\\ n \ al'nno "a"
"'dcomC' "''8bl folk• wing du .. bu•Y
we~k t1f lw:std·huppaog. -•
• PIO" EER I.OC Dcetmbt•r 10, 1968
• •
Pioneers Capture A amptons lp
'Varner Pacific Nipped 70.-67 for Title;
SOC (95.-80), Willamette (102.-78) Fall nr with 2.~ onrl n J1len!IDnl !Urprl-...
'1\U'-lht• )7 llOilltS o{ f1 "SbiOBtl 0on
Hri hin. Enrh in the ~orm Br• lun
hit omrl k ')' ·bnt~ht s thot ko111 J.C
111 tlu ~nme .
\\ hnt hurl the P1onrer1t WOII n
Jlnnr rr.houndin~t t•Hort '~ hu~h 1111W
.:-;oc pull do'" n 79 to 1 c .. 68. :\lt•l\1.1!
l'c·1.d
Lnthl•n
Sotn!!i
rnrnnr
llnnd
Turnrr
f{irlanrtl on
'\'\ ugnnhln't
\\right fC; f'T r P 1&1. Rh
10·2:1 7·9 '>7 9.0 u
17-HS I? 13 46 15.3 10
12·37 ;') 6 2<> 7.7 23
13.25 8 14 J•l 11.3 37
2·~-50 11-22 5() 1 Q,7 29
0·2 1·3 1 .33 Q s.1o J.3 11 s.s• 4 o.t o.o o o• 1
a.:n 11 1 t. 21 Q,o 13
2. 16 2. ~ 6 2.0 18
9 18 l-1 JC) 6.3 13
2·8 o.o 1 2.0 9 b\ )ner. Drs Bouillons •
After n di!mal eMSCin ln'>l \C.U,
the l96S.ti9 ~it1on ill tbc LC bas·
ketball ~uad ios off and running
to what mil) be one of the mo I
5UCC:es5ful 'ean in the scl1ool'11
ba~ory.
LaM Thursday. fridar and at
urda tl1e Pionee~ dt'wned South·
em Oregon Co11e~;e, Willamette
and '\'\ nmer Pacific re~pttthely tn
~;ajn tho :\'AlA Tip-O[f Touma·
mcnt champion hir.
The tit}~ same ... aturday y,·a"
the W01"5l or the thrt't' for the:
Pion~ . The underdo~ Warner
Pacific. tl1re~ o EC&re into all LC
fan~ bdorc bo"--ing 70 to 67 due
ttl Ia~ minute heroic~ b' junior
~ard ~like Ptttcl
Pncl came off the bench with
• • • • • JUSt over two mmutes remammg m
the gamr. after tlte J'ionet-1'! harl
cut down a ~J. point lead held b'
"amer Pacific.
Pael hlt the laM fhc Pioneer
pointt, including a Jl~<~ure packed
free throw w1th trn ucon& left
when LC held a dim two point
lead.
Lewi~ and Clark ehot a freezing
.307 from the lield, "'hich almo t
lead to the upset.. A a:ood exlliDplc
of the Pioneer fru,tration \'one
Jim Pamar (who later WllS named
to the all-tournament teamJ. Aher ~oring 23 ond 27 point'
in rhl" Jm:"iuu night , tht• ~tnr for
)\ard managed onl · 3 for H lrilm
the• rirld, nnd 3 i11 10 ottcmf\1. ~ frnm
th~ free thro~ lint'~
f'amar wns not the onh· nne
who hnd aroublc 111 the rh:nitl
line. \ n team, I C ..hot It "" tJum
.500, mal.:in~; 16 of 3S at~mpts.
The ~;orne "(luld haH~ bern lo't
hod h not been for the honrd ''or~
of the ,)9t£.!1"!'; fn1m t•alotinf! Hill.
LC. Jed hy l..arf) ~arn" with 21.
out reboundc.-d '\'\ nrncr Pacific i()
to 68.
lkarcab Bla~t ed
In the 'l'mi· fan 1l oction Frida)
ni~ht agnin t \~ 11lnmetc. the Pio
ntrr Jlcrhap pl:tyetl their fine.~t
11:11m~ jn '" o 'car«. It i8 hard to
fauh u 102 to 7R \\in o\er a top
fh[lht team like the Bcnrcnt..
\\ ath Jim Pornar droppin~ jn 11
of lb hot!>, tht· Pionl't·rs hit o bli•t·
l'ring .566 from thr. fidd ond wcrr.
nr.\ cr hl':sdctl a her the first fhe
minute5 of the gamtt~
In the opming part (tf the F.llm~
l..c~i .. and Clark hit 16 of thdr
fi~t 22 bot .. and held an ele\'en
point ]!!ad mid'\\&) througl1 the
fir t half. -
'I he clo ~~ thf! Be.\ reD~ C\'Cr
came WDI! with about 12 minute•
to so in the same \~hen the) do!led
How we serve
you completely at
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Emergency Rood Service
Cooling System Service ,
Disc Brake Service
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Also, 24 hour Road Service
At No Extra Charge with LC I.D. Card
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SHELL Phone 2'46-9072
JERRY ILLINGWORTH
Owntlr
After 12:00 p.m.
Phon• 244-2209 WI S W. TUWIWC!It al.YD
POIOU,.O, lliiClCOM the· gap to cight Jlnint ~. 70 to n2.
1\ut in tlw nr~t liH mlniiiC'3 tlw
Pioneer~ outscort·ti \\ Jllnrnrttc 15
tn J ond 1111 hut 1\ c d tlw gunw.
Junior ~ Phil \\ Dflnnhl.a~t onrl
\lake f'lozeJ Jed tht P1onet'l c)UIII\J;
the ,(retch; ~ ngnnhln~t cinkm~t
~~en points and Pezd four. 1'111• 'i!itors frum Portlnnci t~hot
n not· o·gnod .:ll3 from the field
while• !'!OC "11 not nmrh bt·tlcr at
.32·1.
Folln~ ·ing the thrcr da' tournn·
nu•z•t, unoHic:ial team c.lntil'ltic !l urc:
a {nllnws: Bri bin
'W t>n
Lc:".i~ and Clruk ~hoM•cl n tnu~;ll
and ag~rc • <.h c ddc•n"C which per
matte-d the Rcarr.al , ll"unllv 3 hot
lu10ting team. onl} 33 ficlll goal~
out of 102 lltl<'mpt ...
Thl' Pitmeer5 O\·er~ame• thr.ir tt ..
houndlnJ.. troubles in this game• nn~l
battled ~ lllnmctte to a cJra,~ · in
I h.i~ de· pnnml'nt, 50 to SO. A &our
note wns 25 turno\'er!l which fnr·
ltlnatdy "ere: not co!tly. pioneer sports
Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Raiders Routed
lt took 11n ulrno.,l unbl'li••vnhlr.
ecorin~t ~Lrcnk hy the PinneC'n
cvon to gel pa"t the fir 1 round nri
thl!) downctl 'outlu~rn On·~m1 Cll·
kre 9~ to 80 Thursdu) night. Soccer Team Ends
With 5.-0 Rout of Season
Pacific
Wuh five minute-: remAining !n
tlu gam<'. I hr. pionet:r" '' ('rc 1 rail·
ing 'i8 to 71. During the la51 five
rninutt"« LC e plodr•u, outsrorin~;
the Raiders 2l to 2!!
A kc) factor in the 'icto11 wa
11 technic:tl foul on tbe Raider
with about 3:50 to go in thr. gnme
after a foul call. ~tikco Pari hit
all three free thro''" and the Pio.
n~er"' !(:ored "'hen tlle)' got the boll
to increa~ their lcud, 87 to 78.
After thi<~ all of the fin• seemec.l
to JZO out o{ SOC r\ltaok.
Jim Parner led the .. c;oring hon· l'hc Lewis nnd Clnrk !IOCCI'r
~qund closed out their •ca50n on
11 <.ound note SatunJor as they
routed Pnciuc five to nothing nt
Dl'ltn Park.
Pin\ c·r-<·oach C a r e v D'Arcv • • •
slurnmt~ home tllfl"t' ~onls to pnce
the Pionc::er t-coring attock while
~am i\cc rnmrnd home o pair him·
t~elf .
'fbe drof••nfiC of the horne tenm
wa~ magnificit'ut, not only Rbuuin~
fiUt Pilcific hut being able to initi
ate attack~ from their own half
of the fidel.
D'J\rcy took time to fiingle out
the. piny of team captain Cregg
\\ n~ner. "His indh·idunl play ha" im Jltnn:tl tremPndnu!!l)' ," noted t.h~
enoch. "lli lcudcr.,hip ond Pd·
onnl ~umplc wt'rr: o guitle to the
plnp:r!! of t.C )'e!lterda)
••tndec·d, e\'C·ryhody foliO\~('() it
anrl trornwork of n high order
emcrgl•d."
Conditioning eemed to pin) an
im portnnt pllrt of tlw ttnme a
LC cnmc own)' from the field qullc
refre.,hcd comJlnrcd lo tliclr dCJtJ:
ced looking opponent
"Despite the improved play,"
said D',\rcy, "many gonl11 were
mi'l6ed and !'O the-tenrn <'llnnot
afford to re.ct on Lht' lnurelA, for
competition will be JU~t LUI fiercr
nc't year." Parnar Named
To All-Star Team
L4!"'il! and Clark forward Jim
Pamar wn" named to tht• aU.tnur
nnment t<A~m h} a "ole of pancli~tJI
folio~ ing .;,aturdny! champion11hip
play. ''Fireman Made Not Born''
Parnnr, de.. ... pite only ninr point.s
in the cbampion,hip game, led oil
Pioner !!Corer with 59 point , nnd
pulled down 29 rebounds from bie
fonurd po~ition.
Joining Pamer on tlw team \\tre
Jar..-Tangc of Wnrncr Pucifir:,
Larry Griffin nnd Han e) !Schrt e
of Oregon Tech and Bob ~i~k of
Orc:J;:on College o( Edu!:'ntion. br Lori J' arosh
A hardy, active group, firemen
ore the ever.,·igilnnt protector:!> of
your homr~
In the piny 8il'dermann and
the Fiubug5, soon to uppear nt
l.C' Fir J\cres Theatre. o chorus
of firemen is at Ia t given credit
for their ~~enke to the commun
ity.
Contrary to popular belid, the
most important duty of the fire-
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!lblt" only to wnm tht! indi\ 1dual,
and then wntch either h1• l'tll\11·
tion or hi,. demi e. A fire i& thr
choice of tltc citizen: the rc.sult
of ruo; downfall.
A ~ucce$!1(ul lircrnun is made.
not born. lie i5 firlll uhJt'dt:d to
o ri~torous proCL~" termed "g(l·
ting into ~hapc" by h1r dirc;ctor
Thi5 con!list~ o£ vortou" mu cle
ripper .. patterned nhrr the thcof}
ol the -.un ivai of the fittest.
Prcwnon footwork 18 al'41
necet~!Oaty to pull order out ol
chno Obliviou!l of pcri!Onul rlo.n
gcr, the Hremcn hurl tltemt~ehei
horn grcRI hoi~thl1, rntber tbaA
woAtc tunc tutlnp: !!IOJrs. Whee
your property ... nt stnke, C\ rry
~ccond counh
Due to lht: atrenuou- tramini,.
the choru~o ho uffered rclotnr.
I} few cutlllaltiea But even whtl
u memhl'r is diuied by ,, co•~cu~Jo- .
~ion, his sen~c o( duty quic h
brings him bock to his Job.
l nCortunateh. no amount ol
tramin~t or devotion on the part
of d1e f1rt•men cnn nv1· the rm•
ten unle ~l! he 1 wilhn(l to re11·
i1c hi don~ter .
81edrrmann .. cee, but
tllnt the trouble will rcrllllfl!o
a\\O)'. It doe" alon~t wath
hou,e, hi~ fomah and himeelf.
The firemen' choru!' m
df'rmann and tht> F'irt'bttRl, cot•
~<iat intc of I .et· 11 arri11, Kot1
Powell Vnl lludtllt'alon, Mnrk1r
Po~t. floh••rtu Oyer, Mnrgy Mil·
du~ll I .on Varo!lh, Monte M'"r
rtck, Dnn 1\fd.rt"w, Mel Do\ i"
Chm f'uJil and Dick \1oore·. will
beginning on Jon 16, 1 u~ 1
"llrning to thit-rommunlty
It i11 up to you, till' c1tiLen,
hcl'd thllt warning. Vul 'I
Sta
Is ~
Stuur.nts
~pt. 15 01
KiH'll ll 39
D~c.mbcr I
Dec J I dt'ci
1\JI)lrmcim
those ,Jtten(
ing 'ored
drmic calcr
Jam~.. tnu
Pio
Cap1
Tl'n stud1
2J awnrds i
iC! tourn111
cap what
Jean Word
llfrCC Wll1! •
(or~"n ie! hit
In oddit
(llO' t'd ther
m~t fonn
the> e<~rnec
&wet•p tnke
ern ~peccl\
tournament
Brigham Y•
than 70 c<
We:;, rn -.u
tion 11 W .S.
Tlrf' teotn
batr h)· I.e~
rraJ k, whc
• • JUniOr won
Unhe,....ih
De<'. 6-7, o
Le~lir und
flr~l ut the
tarli r thi
I tal 31-4 wi
: fiw toumnn
Bob Par
I rr:mnined 1
I Ponlund to
dtbater-:, a1
terfin.tls ot
~"" l\nd I
lirbt in theij
Olhr!r de;
&tanding r<
men Orucc
Wollmnrk,
tht Univt•ri
teacher) Ul(
tl 1\ \.;
men tcnm
Jim Fo&ter,
11 tht• Portl
01hJtandi!
pellhr , "
the la ,t L
rluue:
-5opho
1fhu ~i:ted
phi ... " at 1he
'!XJIQ~itol)
-Bob P
include:, f 1
.-xpn
~1111d Ill t
land
Paul
JUntnr men
tntJ I'COnd
lent!,
I t•'llie
1t"omen'""
1\et'OOd
land
t...utb\' •
diCIIOD
to the
with
e wc·re
lt'd on
d fhe
cham.
oothnU
• catJ.on,
Cohin
>f lht
Pla-.et
fen t\t
fonner
>r the
on hat
1d onr
•
·ill be
d 175.
PO"IOI!
leback
•k sen·
ameba
11. and
ike. a
i COUO·
'nterr:d
~o. lo
•n tbc
t Coil
,, ldJ
Jc bad
Smith
lc. and
msh •
~r -.co-
about
~rc J.Jl
fsuolly
~rnoon
ro 11r
people
said r out,
h .. em.
ld 011
1: eun·
cnr
:rencr:
l{rO"
.. C:'
tbc:y
tween
emel)
too.
• l'IJl 10
that
mith,
" II!<
anrl
IA'fllllll
I get • lewis
and
clark t,~,.,f 11ntl Clnrk Co/lt!gr -&tnblishctl J86i
\ol xxvn. '\o 15 Portland, Oregon
'Hangingo the reen'RevivedatLC;
An old Lc·Wi!l nnc.l Clurk troW·
1100 will lw revived thi" Chri I·
011 11 th~ collr.Me' rommuni ty
takes purl in tlw hnn~ing of tlw
grcr.n in tilt' muin lounRt' of 1 rm·
plrton College· Cenlt'r.
llough~J uf hollv and rir will ht·
ar~mnn iu II} lowt·rc•l from I ht•
cuning bunni .. IN of the 1ounj!c
stnirca&~ dunn~t the Chri. trnu "~
JIOrl)' l'lu!du1cd lor 7. 30 10 p.m.,
FrirJu,, Ot.•t.. 13. J he J6.(ont
Ghri•tmu.. trct• bt.·in!{ reudit•d for
the lounge:. will utlcl hi the c.•n
ning'e acthilic.>~, M it will he dt!c
orBit'U w11h tudent mode orno·
mrnt5,
,\ (iH' c.lollur prm· wall be of.
Cered to the t~~tudcnt rontrdmting
the ornanu•nt il\\-Ortled fir"t pluet.•
h)' Jud~~:e~ Frans Rcynder <.or
diner McCoult·) ontl \I 1\.nmem
Elcryone is im·ited to compctt"
Tiw han[tin~Z: of the grt·en wos
originally held 10 Fir Acres
Theatre, before Tcmpltoton Col.
1~,:,. Ct•nll·r wo Cl)n ... tructt•d \n.
I other tradition "ill be followed
, f'rido), ll" tlw "ldc!ll mille pro-
les.."llr and the ) uunge!ll womo.n
. ttudcnt nrc Jllncc.d "ide by ~dt
on o yule-log Cor n k is11.
lt·ing Sinionia
Rt·cital Tomorrow
Tomnrro'' mght at 8 p.m. thu
Collcgr trinll infoauu, dircr.terl
h} P.l\11 Bellum and the Collcse
Chomc, direct~d b) Gnltl F.ngN,
will pro' ule a Jlrugt nm nf mu!lic
in the \gne' Flon.lgnn Chopt'l
Auhnngt· lo Cordli'" Chri.ttttw
Conctrto und J,!j, Unch Otaa,o
11ill br• pcrfonncd h) the mfon·
ia, '\ hilc Renjumin Bnllc·n ,\
Crrrmon r of Carol., "ill h~ pre·
~ntrcl h) the• Chorus.
Tlie CllfiJlmtu (on ret to JlC:r·
formed by the mfoniU ·n ~trinv
chn1r-i~ in lrtH cone l'rlo ''"le,
•~ the word ",·onrt'rlo ' meun'
'to t·ontc 1 '' l'ht\ tht-nlt' of tht
mu " 1" rnrrtccl nhllrrwtt•h b'
thr tntnl "' riuf! t·ho1r und ~-troup
of nlo m trumcntl' ,
.1\ un mtere linf' mu"k tl \ ,.u.
iatiun, the olo pnrl M' currirrl
, b) t.lilfer.•nt 111 trument vroup in
turn. In thi WU'\ the 'r·ontc t"
i h!lntt·d 50 thut thr. tumt• ,,Ia)·
rr du not 1(«'1 ull the solus,
The Conrr•rto jq the &tun uf • Chn tmo ~~ in mut~icul tt•nn~
it ~tart out clrnmatir<~ll) und
tnd on u pr..tcdul nntl"~ Udlnm
d~rihl'd tht• t•nd "a 11 ~ort of
besmnm~ an thut the pit·C'e' t•ntl"
in que lion likr tent nth c t•hord
I ht: t'I'Ond ~il-<'1 inn 11) the
\jill Icon in •~ J rwJo lly J .!'!. Dot'h.
lhr COUI!Ul lllOO WUIJ 'W rllll'll Q
thr mtrOt:luctlon to u h~rtcer work
• 1 .mtntu enllllcd "I ~tancl w11h
Onr Foot in the (,fll\1! " lr~o&o
•~ 111 insp1rin~ rue·n' onc.l une of
llul' h', mnr~ fnrnnufl com potu
hon •
l'ltt' ,•horn! nmnht•r I (.,., ••
muny n/ (.nn,/_' b, Renjutnin
Drrllt'n i11 u collel'l inn nf wveral
wor)tJ.famou Chri -tmn ('.rro1s.
Ac.lnu "ion to tin t.tml·t'rt i11
frt'C, nA it i to nil tlw conr«!'rlt
in tilt' Christmu ~\~thul pinno will lm J•lnet~l in the ricr nf Templeton, wa.s intended
loungr., anti nil members o{ tlw a il rrapitc from th" 'IUd) grind
community nro· invih:d to t!lop h>
nnd play u few carol!. I r•v.is unrf
Clnrk's inh'rnntionol etudrn1 11 will
Rllt'nd the FridaY gotht•ring
d n· ••:d in co rumr o( thrir nn.
tiH: lond , and w1ll ehnu· thc:tr
~D"'JODI r.ll,tomo;; nnd I r aditiun
ound '68. a student mueicol
KfiiUII, will pu(onn. 'I ho"c "i11-h·
ing to brinfl mtu acul in trumt·nt •
t' pcdull) gu1tur urt~ urgc·tl to
do <;o
The purt )', ~pon!\ored h)~ the of. nf prr•·Cinol!l 'Wt•r.k, Ill\ 'Wrll 011 Ill!
eHnmg of entertuinmrnt. lt i!.
br·ing rlllnncd nnd orgonittd by
tudent~ Eloin,. W~t. Mik<' Don.
nell, Mar hn Mnyr•r nnrf by ltclf'n
Hutchinson.
ftefre,hment will b.. ...nc:d,
indutling Wti!\!IJ il -on Enl{li h
pun<:h mudc of ten and clo-.t;b
und l ookit• . l'he rumilie>~ of fn.
r·uh y nnd at.ll { mem hf'rS tlfl'
r.orrlinlly invitt·tl.
lL\RP ICBORDI~T R,\1,1'11 1\llU\P.\T RlCf\ ... m op~ar ln concrrt
ol 8:30 on Jan. 15. in EH•n• Auditorium . Kirkpatrick ""~1 of.:o
hold 0 worlu•bop ror lnlt'"'"trrl mW!iclnn • at 1:30 on Jan. 16 lD
[,en .. dt>olina ... ilh 18th cc•ntttr) lo.r~hoard mutic.
Smok~ e, Lights, Hi"lllight ~lusic Hour
J( )'011 'Ill\\-'ltnoke t'Ollllllg from
Fvans Auditonum la!'ol \\ ( dne~n',
there "'ll no net.>cl for nlnnn. ln·
l!llt!:ltd of a fire the effects were
pnrt of the mc·cliu ullt'cl b\ th<
<.roup for Nt-w Mu ic in tlu•ir
fltt' entation Junng tht· m u ' 1 r
hour
The greN1 e'<il light nt eht: hJck
ot the auditonum "et•mf'd "hroudecl
in fog. The audience Nil on the
stage between the flpeakers through
"hich flowed JlOC:II') t~el to dt·c•.
trrmic muaic. Flnehliglm nnd Jlro· jectors fln~hed kalt'1do~~pe pat·
tern" und dancing fi~r~ on lh,.
":~ 11!1. Th~ moke t'llUJlhl the
light,, tlu.-pnttc•m" and "eemed to
1d\<' t~ul.~ tttncL' to the uir.
t'lu• I':'<(H:ricmce wa. n bre:1k "ith
11 aclitiun. It allrmpted to ho"
that '~oul , t~ountl". and ~ights can
he intcj:.!rllt~l into ont• senl>f• e ·
J•t<ril"nce. Muttic need not be Umi.
~~~ tn juilt melodiC! phl)t'd h'
oon,cntinnol in trumc:nt , but can
he 'iauul.
LC Curricttlum Committee
Okays Year's Calendar
Tlu: Communil' Gubin~l hur;
bnn informt"d that .\ rnlentlnr
(llr nt·>.t ~c·nr hn he.·n u.ppruvc-.1
h) the I"Urrku1um nmuncllt•t•,
hc·ott!Jn~ tu thu !lt;ll<'Jlh'cl Jlrn·
poMI, cltt''tC~ WtJl lu•gin Oil
Thur•ulu). epl, 2c;. 1%9, -•ncl tlw
full term \\ tll c•ntl on f>N 12,
J •>611. Thi , 'mtl u rn lenclnr Jll'l·
po"al h~ Dr. J umr,. Stun Her,
y, ill he di,.fu "t•J nt the fnt ulh
n•erun~ to be• ht•lcl on De~ . II,
nnd ,, deei~on brt\\t't'll tht>m will
ht· reached.
The Klelltt"r part nf thl" rt·• enl Conunumt Cabinet mt'cling wn•
tlt•H•tetl to dill<·u-. .. in..-; the role nf
\'uhinct and it rdatton!iliip to
,·nmmunih ~m t:mmcmt. DiUicul.
ue, "t'rt'l crc•ntcd br thr. Jlf~ i·
ch•nt' .Jb,rmc•,
l'ht' t'tlbinl'l "'u tnld that the
at~•hatt ·c·t~ Wt•rt: nuthoriz•·d h' he
~in tfTlt\\ in~ till' (I Inns for. the
phaM' T pruJM ~I ol the "~·rrncc
t:t·ntr.r, Tlw pl,m houl.l he in In
th~ t•nti nf Januftr~ at "hkh time
it 1 hurK!\J that I C "ill hG'e
rnougla (umh. to lllfllmcnc~ con·
Ifill' lion. Tuc ~(l.ty, Dc<cmbcr 10, 1968
Overseas Program
Goals Exp aine
••Lewi5 nn<J Clark'11 uniqu,. ovr.r.
ell program is bdping to break
cfown the rrtninciBii m of IUd!!OI
by offf'dng tn them a direct edui"A•
tiona! e.'pcrience wit!. n culture
othr.r thnn their own," aay Clif.
f9rd E. H11mnr, dir~ctor of thr
lntemutronal Progrom nt LC.
"\Jany turlent!," uid Dr. llo·
mar, "ore unav;ore that nJ.tion"
which or .. out ide thl" mainetrt'am
of lu torir. \\' l!:'t~m ndture und w .. ~Jicrn mdustrioltr.chnolngy ho'le
• f( .. a great exp~r1r.nce to o rr.
Dr. Homar, wh~e job it i~ to
~nordinatr the progrttm, ha!i 1\Uh
mitted hi• rf'.cnmmrntfeti ~hoict'! of
cnuntri~!l to the CIJmminec on
Ou:r ea !IIUdir:!, which hu )el to
make a final dc:d•ion.
At this J)Qint, no Jllon have been
mar),. to \'i 11 England, Au trnliu,
!5cllnrJina' io, France, t .ermanv and
Au tria.
Colleg,. policy clictatc-s that Ule
program in French and Gcnnan
p,.nking countries arc tcbeduled
in altcmote )'Nrll, primuil · to
m~"r.t the need! of Mlllf,.nts who e
mo jor inter<!! I lie!! in tbr• tud of
tht::!!,. langlllll\r•. £nJllanrJ, \u lTD•
lio, and ~anriinn,iu hn,._ (ur vari·
ou~ r~wns. been plueed in the
background. although they ha,-,.
not been completely di resarded
0~ po ~ibilit~!l.
Tho e nntions "hich are being
con~idered by the Commiuee ore
Colombia, Gre«e. India, I rat•l,
ltah, Japan, Tani in and Turker.
lu addition to these foreign coun
tries. the college is J)On!!Orin~; pro
grnm-. jn :'\cw \ orL: Cin and in
Or~:gon.
or lh!! nine countrie~ li~ed
abo' e, ix "ill be cho§en to pnrli·
dpate in the Q, r.r t'D Program.
The grt·.at,...t "in~le r•roblem, ar.·
('Ordin~ to Dr. Hnmar, i" finding
accummodotinn for tud .. nt in
the home-. of tht' loe<tl pet1Jllr.
\ thrr~· j much corre~;pondenct'
\r.l to be done bt·t ... ('('n thn l'«lun
trie:l in qu~tinn nnd the pro~am
music hour
Wednc•t>thn '11 mu .. ic hour ,HIJ
mdmle a ran~e of !\(\n~ hom
Hnncld to CoJ>cland. prc-~nteJ
h) a combtnalinn of tudent, tn.
ult' '\nd ~~~~t Jterit•nnen.
\an•lie Muhl... gue:st <~oprano,
, til mg l~tion!l from Arnold
Cook' ~onss of I nnor.r.ncr., linn·
del'!! Mc.ui4h ~ "RC<":atou,e" and
"\ir'· J. ,\ar\ln CoJ•eland', l ~ it
fd/ u,,on a lJa, and Fm. 'on ';)
b, Jt'!DI\ Rer~tcr . 'he \•Ill br .,. •
tt•ntpanird b John ..,,,.1m l d~tr·
im:t 1. h io Killman .mtl r.un
Pill& unnnn 1. :\lelodv \uh~
(Out.-) a11tl Ril'lturd ~obi~ (b;s
baritone, vot•al).
~(lblc \\ill 1 umhinc "itlt lo..e1th
Eitlr• on I ht• 1 rumpc 1 and I' ~m
Pill!!. (nr 1\•o utlwr "'el<'Nion
frum llanud' \f,. \iah.
t.~rol insin5; ;, lot~•l for
r•ntl o{ the-lwur, \\ ith
au•lu ~nce Joining in, the
the hr:odquarter& ht:re ar th~ oollege,
none of the&e plan"' ar,. definite
nnd nr,. !Ubjcct to change at an:,·
• trmc.
Dr. Hamar 11aid that in thr pa t,
tud,.nt ba•e comp)ajned that l'l
the ~nd of the formal pro.:ram &he)
arr• unable to rt'main in the coun•
tri~ ro do inrf~pendent tratding
nnd ei~htseein~. but rhe progrum
clw~ not ll(tnoUy bind them. If tlw
tudcn~ are willing lo forego the
ch~apr:r grouJl tran portahon rates
which companies oflrr them, by
pay10g touri t cle rnte• which
Me more e..'pensive, then they C4n
cum«'! and go as tb,.v wiAh. The
6CUr!lion rate!! which m08l of the
&tudcn~ make u~ of. tipulat,.
that th,.y come and so on n certnin
date ~ith thdr gmup~ .
Provi~ion~ bne been mad,. thi
rear for tudenl!. whenenr 1>()5-
lllhlf'!, to he ~hen a ninr-day period
a: the end of the program, to do
wuh what they wi h.
Le" i a.nd Clark rerr~l! to
eaeh incoming Fr~hman, a ha·
\'f!Q or inreJI,.cruali m -nca· -
df!micolly and sodally, a s•~ot
rbange in th~ intdlcctual atmos
phere found in h1gh 6Chool.
Too manr tud,.nt find no
chan~;~. R~Oect on Pa+\e ~.
New Theatre
Is Involvement
bt-Dian e. K uv: l •
l'\ew Theatre. a tbl' tre or in·
,-oh·c.ment, i' pre5entinJ: three
playe thh; ~wn. including Slow
Danu on lhr-1\illin8 Ground.
fle.nry Ll and an original pln.r
to b -ho~-n in rring of 'liiJ.
Tht• i\.ew Thelltre WA'J lK-Jun at
flit;hJond United Church of Chritt
in 196·l Wld hos •ince mo,ed to
Centenary • Willour ~1etbo.Ji t
t hun:h at ~. W. 9th and Pine
...... , , . ···t.
<.;UE. ~nte r for Urban En·
counter, appoints boud o{ di·
r ctof!. to operate the thcatc.r and
ch04•$C the plavs and directors.
Plar;; produced bn"e ~n Ctuni:
The Jw' ibHusiru, Chelderode
IP omf!TI a1 the Tomb, ond Betti'
Quun and the Rebds and Cnm,.
on Coat 1$/atui.
There i~ a growin~ awarrn ~
that it iq thr church' bugne to
be ""tUt JICOille when ~ the DTI'I
li' ins. where thr. ore can front·
irtg the great dec1~io1U of lifee-
and the t:t812 ofle~ in ighu rnto
human tUIIIJtion!! w hi cIt Ute
church cannol 11£fttrd tu mi•"'·
'ew Theatre production arc not
remotelv a "'eiated '¥i ilh eon en·
tion.tl ide~ .. of "rcligiou" ilrtnna.".
Pia a~ &elected becau~e thr.
JIOi;ttl"'llh cnlurgc cthieal an,t
nunal a"(>tct of human invohe
ments.
~e~tson tickets
ria> eo5t $4. {or the thr~ •
• PIO'\fi::R 1 OG ])c(cmlwr 10, 1!168
Page 2
Res onse Aske community forum
"l .. c\d and ct,u·l. h concc1 n<.'d 10 prcpnr"
~mde.nts to tukc n:'pon,iblc .tnd crcntiH pO·
~ition in n world of <.'On"'.mt ch.-.ngc. inne.t'i·
ing intculcpcnch:nce :rnd t.tpidh c~p:nuling
knowlcllgc ... "
~l:uemem of PurpO\l', I ( ( 1Ulog 'fii·'tl!.l
t the c:ollt.1,re fulfilling the nquin,rncnt' nl
the ab<we pouion of the oHicial \t:llt mcnt of
purpoM:?
The :utic:lc fc:uurcd on Lhi' pnge. ·''"'that
and othcJ que'' ion' in the 'pint nf (OnClcJnerl
inquir . It i not intended :t' a rondcm_n.t
tjon, nclr i~ it a ncg3ti'e approach tO ~ 1111·
ation \\ hir.h. to "orne of u~. seem' a 'cry real
prohkm.
h wa~ \\ rinen throus:h the coopcr:uion of
imohed tudenh. fa('ult and alumni. ~o
single name ha, been 'igncd because it wa a
jomt effort. Rc,pon,ibilil\ for the .;tatcment~
So m:ulc \\ill be t;tkcn h) the t.<cliwri.ll hoard ol
tlw PiorH cl l.ng.
\\'c hnpt~ that the ,ollc~:.rc communitr \\'ill
"•dotr<;h ron,itlcr the que 1 iom T .ti,ccl hdo\\ ·
• • 01)\ totl\h, not all o£ tlw tactur pt~u:unmg
the problem h.nc been iudutlccl -.tlthough
tiH• writt'l, pl:m tn t ontinuc thdt 11C.udr lm
c\'itlcnc c of an iutcllt•c'lll;tl atmno;pht•tt • Some
of the t~fCI'Cn flC~ h,I\'C ll<"ll hCl'O fttlh• c:o-;pl:tin
cd. :anti man' of thl: point~ r.ti,cd Me not c~
plnn.-d a' 1hc might he.
\\'c im ite all pcr,on" to respond in omt•
\\'ll)-h' lcner' or b~ con,ct,,ttion. The old
phrn,c. "meaningful dialogue" h:l'> uc..H ct
outlhcd it mdulm·,~. ltlcalh, c\ en· ~~ ucicnt
:rth•nding da<.' <. at J.cwi' and Cl:u k i inter
e~tcd in hi'> cduc::ttion-can it be th:at C\CJ one
i~ pet fcc:tJ ari,ficd with the lc:u nin~; process
a ddim•d and imtitutionali7cd here? Wo1uen s llour
lo lh«' l~ditor:
'our ··,litorinl in tlu! nc~·. 6th
eel it ion ,,f I he 1 og com•uning
houf'l\ for ht• hman womt•n clitl
JIOI Slll'flh till' ft'lldt•t8 \\ ilh till
tlu• {nets.
• • \ tllt wcr~ C"orrt:<:t 1n sn) lnl!
tl1111 tlte lntN ·Hl·~idrnC'c Hull
Council \ otc·t.l clo\\ n u motion to
oboli~h hottrfl lor {r qhmon \\Otn·
t'n. I" hen~ "ere two n•a!IOnl!o \\II\
omc of the mt•mhcr volt•d
osnin 1 tht motion. One wa thnt
the JICft'f'niUG•' of Uf)Jlt'Tol·la
wom~>n who fn,·oretl nr opflO cJ
the· motion '' R!! not OHlilnblt· nl
the mc,cting, ~~~ it \\as to tlu•
editor.
\h
rnittctll JH'r onnl imprC!' ion, nel·
quite ro• ihle of hcing
Intellectual Activity, Social Awareness Lacking
At Lewis and Clark; Does It Have to be is Way?
The tote of the education one
r-e<lel' at Le~i and Clark ba!l
al"11)'fi been good ft'r a few
hour& of arsumt>..nl . Qu~tion~ ~uc:h
a11 "what are ,,.e" and .. "hat are
we becoming'' hould be or ,·itol
interest to nn) <me associoted with
the college. A number of peoo
ple have commented that the in·
tellectull1 attitude on our eampu"
len~ much to be d~ired. While
the fttc.ilities {or academic c:n·
dcA,or an:n't lacking. the aunoo:.
ph,..re often i!.
An 5Uch l1llue jud~ement i
ob\ ioutly ubJCCUH'., hut "hc•n
compared ""ith othc>r campu ~ •
-the aClJ\·itie! nl lcl\ is and Clark
nhen .. ~m .. uperricial. While An·
teLicctual acti,jty. ~inl aware·
ne s end :student acti\·i.:nt vr~ di •
Linc:tlr diff~rent. there is oft~n a
hi1;h degree: o! con,•latjo n be
tween them. Witb a l(";l\' e:xcep
llons, all Are noticcablv lackin~ • beze.
11u i not to ~) that we ha'e
no thoughtful peorle. nor that in·
tellectual activity ;a.< lOtnlly min.
mg. What mu t be snid is that
there .. hould be far more acb\ rl)
on campos. There could be more
~r the local auhud" "ere d~mand
rng or at lea5t more conducive to
reflet:thm.
In con9derin~ tbe problem, it
I!ICetn! ns•propriale lo break the
c:olle&e down into itto thr"e basic
parts: facuh}, tudenl~ :md nd·
minu;tration. Doo on ,.;pent nn cntir.. r;.nr at n
southern Ne~;ro e<11le!;c. \\orkin~
\\ ilh mnn hriglll pooplr• who hnd
!iimph not had till· nd,antagcs
man o{ us take fM ~ranted . Tht>
li"t could be cxtcnr;hc.
Tlu~ C"oll<:cted bad:J;round of tht>
(acult) i~< impr~ h c. lndudr~
nr~ peopl~ who hRH' studi«:d ex·
um hel) in thcir field and ho'e
recei,ed n wide colh -:tiun of laon·
ors, fellowshaps, etc. It ¥onulrl ap-t:r ~duoted him.
\\ c tlnn '1 ~;uggt'"'l that nil ur-ti·
\I 1 nn• p~r~ccuted or that their
llt'lhio;m i. the nnh· cnn .. idc rntinn
in ca"c. like th•)SC: mf'nl iom·d
ohn' t'-What dCK> 5ecm e\ idr.nt i~
tbnt they might ht!H~ [lOOf't'T chan•
C'CS, .:hould thl.'\' full on hnnJ
linu•,.... than " troight" tudr.nl .
What i" the tuhnini~trtuion Dl·
with tlte connhance of !.omc foe·
uhy member"' mirlu f,!h~ sornt•
Prolefarian or radical
over for 'safer' types ... types are passed
pe:tr. then, thnt the Collcg~ i pro. idcn. Anotht•r indication Corne
'·iding n '··ry ut!ettnatr !llaff with a study of the rollt.•gc ntlmi •
"hich Clcn help !lllltlrnt!l, nt len .. t 11ions policy. Rrcruilmcnt mcthocl!!
on 311 indh·iduul le\el in thdr ure dir~ted at normally bright
acadt•mic pur6uits. people from the UJlfll'r·middlr
' large pnrtion or the blnme ria.. anri, all other thing hl'irtg
t.eems to {all to the tudt•nts. Tlw cqunl, thl·} get the nod OH'r more•
aH·rnge frt• hruan nrrhcs ''ith proletnrinn or rodical mrlhiduuls
ll\o Del\ am&Onite uitca~es. 11 who might up•et the tutus quo
t"eeJ portcoal and n triru~ ira the ''college community".
tie_ Too many le~l\f! the ,;amc It has bet>n sugg•·~tl.-d that the
wa' (for cxnmJ•Ir William H college hierArch} is :tUc:mpting ro
\\'bite. who 5ecm to June nothing build n "communilr o( l"'c" in
Leucr to do no" that he's gradu. "hich a com;en"'u cxict that
ated, than to attnc.k camru~ pro· would bar any n·~ecl o( confronln·
fe!:50rs fnr tht'ir puliucal \ i•·l\S.) tton. This i C'Crtajn to ,.tiflr• an)
~fany UJIPI!Nmdclle cia stu· I)' pe of jntell~-ctual acth ity, Cur o
dent~ comf' onh• to pu cour6CS, dash of ideas is cs t.'nlial to nn)
meet otho:r UJIJH!r.JIIiddl~ cln~ thoutthlful dialo~ue . In short, re·r-
1) Jle5 llnd olJtain tlw cl~grt•e "hich ha(l& we arc lou t.intilur in b:tck·
\\t~ nre told is so necr:"' or)' for ~round and interest .
UCCeb!! in the •'oUI«'r world". ~ome would sar thut ull our
\(om· "f lho~e '' ho do hrenk out problrme {mo.,tly (inoncisl in tit••
of tlu·ar class 6hell or•· du;. c~ cs of the administrnllon I would loling Jlo'trl uf th••ir e•ollt.>gc "~pcr
icnce. If there rcllll) i1; nn "up"
Rt'Iwraliun, ''c hn,cn't found it.
The two muin funC"tion!l o{ tht•
noH:li"ts in till' De' clopmcnt Of.
fict• 6Cem to l~t• recruiting more
upper-middle cla pMlpft.• '' it.h lJ,.,
~;ruling lies, ann supporting sran
tliosc huildin~ project<-o£ qut• ..
rionnLle nrl·d. The f'hnpel, ~till in
u emi·unfunnt•d etoh:., is the• .,h.
'ious t' nmple, hut hr now thlll's
n dcnd hor e.
If the policit'"' urc directctl h,·
the uprer leH•II! of th.· udminb,·
trtttion, ~;orne hope o( new ideas
nt tht· top mnr comt• with n ncw
rJenn of focuh), who wiU hopc:CuJ.
lv pur lltl nludcmic mull~'" more·
th nrunic:nlh thun the)· bnve bct:n
an the rtu~t.
'l'hc forrmo t ad min i--trator i~
I'll· idt•nl John R. Howard, ~ho
u 1111ll)' gl'lto what he \'iants in the
"'ll\' of con~tnu :tion, •tudents ancl
nlmosphl'fc. .\ olumnu... Jim
Frll)' once uid in u controve.n)
with lln,..nrrl over n dr~s rolicy
( o "IUclents will lr)ok nice for
pro ptocthc dflnors), the ~otonl o(
\(r. llo\\nrJ seems tn he lo tum
0111 tudent like ~o many hollies
of ltornogenized milk. oll in a row
nnrl nil idcnticul.
flr•rl!ap the time h~ comd in
the noturul dcn:lopment o£ the
C'nllegc to r tlplnfe tlw fund.
rui•Pr \\ ilh a more ar ndcmic in.
rli~·irlual, nod ro dl"lt•~ratc fund.
• • IUI!Itllg to II IIC't:;t• Nlrth l'Conn.
'No lost souls
ment Office ... here/ says the Develop-be solved by' ucceptnnc., o( onl}
tl11• chiiJrcn o{ thc llflpt•r-midtilr•
clu~~. No money worrte'l no con·
trover y, no J,•arnin~: To truly ed.
UCIIIc, }'OU IDII51 bring flC:OJIJ" to
on awnrrone!~ of or her indh iduul ,
Other !lOCieties ann other WD}'I' nf
lik Tlti i!> difficult, if not im·
pc) ,jhJI', in lite on~·cln , one·cul.
turr. communi!)' that u·\\ ·~ anti
Clark hn h('Come. nn po .it ion \\Inch. cuinf 1denth
"ou lrln t indurJr I) inJt o llout the
collt·~t (I i tc·n, "up'' ~f'ncrn
linn.) It "\\ill he• hunl fnr the C"lll·
lt·gc lo r'H:r dc•\a•IQ(l au in.
to•ll•·ctunl uttit11de• \Hth ... rjflini'
1lunking from the lor•. h ha~ bet:n ommented mnr
than once that lhe relath,. quu}.
ll) of the facuh) i far uperior
In thai of lhe etudmts they teach,
Seleral deJiartme.nlto nre out·
tanding. including literature, his.
tory and political ecienc,. TI1e!e
dcpartmenta and oth,..r include
hngh1 )uung profe"-SOr who aden·
Li(y wdl ~ith their tudcntl;. anti
ob' iou~h care about the educa·
tir>n lhl'!\ 'rc prO\ iding.
To he urc, tlae.rt' are Ullin) con·
rvatJ' .am~>ng th,. faculty,
omco ul whorn arc more tndi·
tional than thoughtful The) nre
not wdl-rm·pured in rlteir parli·
cular field • Their r•xi~"hCf' on
U1r fo.cuh> can •·asil)' hr• JU tified
011 prc.n iding 11 haJanc:u and a 'or·
i•·l), "'' that no tudent ~houJd
find that he can't turn to liOm~:
onc.
Many faculty member arc acti·
vjtl , or a 1 Ira 1 IIIVOh ed in im·
JIOflalll eociaJ program&, lhief
r. amplr· might Jn•·ludr Dr. liideo
Ua~;himoto'a W••rk again t Ul'"
draft, Dr. IJon Halmcr' fl intereiil
in the rrobl,.m of migrnn 1 worl.;.
,.,. and the fact that Or. Arleigh mutdonoo enough to sed, lln OIJI•
Jet 111 olf-campu!> activities- ilene·
hda I to UJcrnt-~• h c'"• !Jut It!!.! ~Q
tu tho colh:.-;t-. Cnod tudrnt u{.
kn ~xist Jn t.pitt· uf and • pcrate
from cam(IU hie·. Mun~ bngllt
p~plc quit 6Chool ohogc:thcr or
at lea 1 tran fN to gr,.cn•·r pll!i·
lurr•
\ nnther ~B) that man) Ira\ e
i-J,. \oluntun. ewral c_x.
arnplr~ maght ~~ mnk~ our
point. Ua\ e ( ·•·rman wn& da ·Cil
rolled in 1966 ~au e of hutf
gratles ~luc:h w••rr.: mr.urrcel at
Rred Collo·ge und ai'Ceptcd wltc n
he fir 1 came to I.C. fit• was, coin·
ddently, l~der of SDS at '""
time.
Anoth••r Cll~ i8 thut ol John
f ri bohr., whn w.t!i prc\'C•ntt.'d
Crum gradunting he·t•nu•c he Wl'l
not i\en cr«'dit fur n p.c•,
ur1hity cour ,. hr• hud CtJrnJ•lr•tc d
~I cWIII'rC. Thr hu:.Uit), unlc,rtu•
nat,.l), i nnl "'ithoul blame an
this ca,_., for th,.) votr·cl 13.39 Ill
wjthh•1ld Utr dt·grt·r. One wondt·r
If hi a~tl\il) With the CllntJIU
aoll-clr all mn\'f'mrnt mi,-Itt hA\ e
mode n diUrrenre 111 tlu· 1 wo
titud,.! 'flat••,. onmpJrs ( ulhdt
\Olea that, i( ewitchcd, would Ito,,. The mi,reprc.•entution I'~"IJWIU· llownrd, wlwn Jltt' ~cd on nrn.
d••mic: pnints, often (;.tresM:" that
.. ,..,. dnn'r \'iRnt tu hccomc unCJth.
er Recti,'' Wlut'h bring" up the
qu ''llou, con onh• Reedic he in·
Perhaps it is time to replace the president
with a more academic individual ...
nh'ci b) lht J>,•vdopmf'nl OHil·••
bark up Uti& the~~ie. Wt• quote• frnrn
tlreir mo~t rc:<:ent ~>Hott, u porn.
phl,.r. completr• witlt eugrr '\'oung
fac•'-!1, usking for c:onlrtlmtiona.
"Look Ill these )Oung people. Nn
1(1 t ouht here•. The&c ure• the
ch·ar.minded mcmlwrs of tlw
"up" gmwrut irm attt•nrJing I ''Will
and Glnrk tudu y . . . r ht·) k no"
wh•·1•· the·y liT«' goin~ mul urr.
WtJrking hurt! to gel tlterr·. Amr:r.
ir.n nt•t•db moro: li"c tlu·m."
l'lrc John R. Ho\lonrd vt·reion of
n bl'th·r tomiJrrow!
It'!! unfortunate thai 1!0 man)
memb••rto o{ rh.. clt•Ur·minclrel
"up" ftent•rution ftnd it inrrc.asinc·
I) lli"Ct nry In turn to drug l'ur
man), pol may be the mo 1 timu. lc•llf'CIU.ll ~ Oo,•!l una hove to h••
lloltt!mian to lw thou~o;htful :thout
r••lt~ ·ant problt•rnt;? \\ ould we•
lwcornf' auotlwr Reed h}' hroud.
c•ning our utlmiR~ion l! policit.:l!t
Ahc>r a puint, o 11chool ib Iilli in
I "' '' f d R 1 I)Jit o 1'111 e·nt. c·ed m ir-,,
"''' tn our l>o Wt' \\IIIli ro excludt• • In repUI<IllllJI 01 other\\ i~c.. un)'·
onr. who rntv;hr ht• ol Wtlrth '1
lr·\\ '" urad c;lurk "ill llt'\c't IH'
cumr. u lwllc:r in .. ltlutinn In m
'''llting n lll)thicul "clc.1r think.
ing" gt·nt•rotion. Nur will it irn.
flTOVr b) he<:uming II fint~hing
l!cltuol for the 1 icl1, nur h)· ignor.
ing 110rJal i~ llt'il uf thr. da). i'\o
lm!l ,;tmlll lwrt•: H .. tter dw.d:
• IIIJIIIO. in ~rrnr, nftt·r u uminiug !lt'\'r.ral
JICiitillll5 nt the me•t•ling n( th•
I RIIC wn thnt n mujurity n{ up.
su~r-cla I! "onu•n 'IH'fl' OJ1Jlu~d to
tin imnwtliutc• arlnptinn u{ the
motion, 1'111! u c I 11 11 I lliUiitti~
ltnw I' r n \ r. d m) irnpft"•"illll
wrnnJt. llnwt'\"N, thut il' purti.tll)
whut I hn~l'rl In) vole· on ol tit~
tunc.
The ccond reu~nn, 1\hich the
Log r~·smrtt:cl t;unte\\ hut c.luntrod.
]>. cnnccrm••l tlw rcnMm that
ho111'8 wcru l"'tnhlishrcl in the
f1r 1 plut•r.. llnnrs Wt•rt• ,. l~
Jt;~lu-.1 fnr orne: dr•finaltl reason
( ro~ ihlr on I} to kr•cp mom und
clatt from ''orr) ing uhout lhtir
frc·•lunnn dtm~htt·r, Jnnit·). If
that rcn on i nu long••r vnlit.l, or
ha ony purro r, unci if no other
vnliel rt•nsont~ tlli I fur frc•11hman
hourl>, th•·1 ''ill prnhnLir be abol
ished.
Tht• point is thnt neither the
lRlJC or tho•e ptc•S(•nting tht
pclitiun kne\\ t•~ndl) \\h)· the
luHir<: wc•rc l'l!IUllh lwei in tht
first pluc••, which wuuld laun
hct•n unc n( thll trungc><t rc•llS()nt
fut n•tnining tltcrn or nholit~hin~
them.
\t anr rult•, then• j~ no rt•nson
fur imm·~ialt' c 0 n c c r n. n~
mason fc1r tltt• origjnnl Clltnbli h·
in~; or hourr. i being looked intn
and !;hould he kno\\ n hy ne11
1\eek' IRIIC trlf't•ling. Thoo;e pro.
en I inJ; the pt•titinn Wl'rl' tn·
formctl that tlw mnller i.. nr.t
tlt•ad, thnt thq c:ould bring it up
nt the next nu-cting ,,( the IRHC.
It i not that thr• IRIIC is uctu.
nil) u {ront for the UPLC (Uniterl
Prurle.s of L~wt!l and Clark).
onw of till' memher'l wt•re ,jm.
ph not ~hen all tht• (oc:tq,
A linn '\\ u It on
Cln uf 71
Acad~mic Cctlc,ndar
Clwuge Discussed
Dr. Jnnll' :,tnuCft•r, profcswr
of biology, has jJropn ed on aca·
clenaic t•nlcndar chungt• for the
fnll term o£ the 1969·1970 collr.$tt'
year.
According to hi plan, loU tt·rm
wuulcl begin t•pt. IS F mal
ex.~ms wuuld Le hc•li.J in ~ove:m
bt•r nnd tlw term woulcl end
~0\. 26.
Tlti sclu•rlule wnultl uHortl a
Tlumk!lghing.Chri tmas rcr~s of
more• than thl· t·ntire• month of
Dc•fcmbt•r, nec:c!ISitutinr only one
rmtntl·trip fare hunw in tt•ad n{
tltc u ual 1 wn.
Dr Stnuff••r uggc"ll·n the fJM
inilih of inr:ludin~t u onr. month
lt•rm durmg lJe'('t•rnht•r for tllotr
tunent and faculty who would
be inttm· t•·d
Othr.r benefit thnt he pointerJ
uut urt• tht• len full wc•ck!l; the
t•arly lart ing dnt••: tht· Ions
fhri tmu vne•1ttinn, enabling &Ill·
dents to 5eeuro Joh ; und th~ re·
cluct·d lu!.llin~ co t In the col
It·~~·.
Thit. pruJioMI "\\ill btl diecu•~d
nt the fuc:ulty mcl'ting to be held
on Wc•dm· dnv, Det'. II.
pioneer log
Offtt'inl pubiJrntion of the A8F;O
culled tuclt•nt" of I ewt and
Clark Colll'lf.t 0615 W Palo
tin~ llill Uuntl, l'ortiMd Ore.
'1721'1. l'uhli ht•d 1\\ 1n• ,.., ... ~ ly
rluring llw ll(honl yc•ur by (;nnn
Pultlishing Co Snnnd rlut.
JIO~IU~t· puirl 111 Portland , Ore.
I:DI'J'()J( \lin· 1 .. Chri tt'nl!cn
:\lunu~in~ F.rlitor Julie "Pt·rcell
\dvt•nj ing Mgr. Uon I t<Op
\ehi~or Cu) Jenkin& nccemhc1
One~
Sys1
by Jj
Sigm~
,,, th~
todo,-· fr
!tCm!l to
rouglalr 1\\
nitics on I
Th(1\' en • flOOt)y ag,
tinue tf1 b~
portnnt on
;Kr.ne. or II
mode of~~
partner m
11roe • Tl
appmoch
olumnu • c
to tlu: rca li
1970'!!.
ln a dctc
trm it\ 5)"''
Ianford,
chnlogi~ t J~
nb•crvntio n'
INII ••t•mt(
r.ourage net
ty and ~t·ccJ
IIJid, Ot it~
!i~e nnd u
Profes;;nr
!Crthang a
antrrprctntic
model of m
he ~y i.:
miration fo
!Orne liquor
conque-.t of
pcorl~ who
ellong, or 1
doniuc of a
!Ons not in
tlu~ Jc.scr
Berkr•ler an
aho fit c1U1
well?
Frntcrniti1
• •
~· nntr·mt•
don't feci l
to tho Cree
phra~ (ant
elude the
a group to
ad,·i!c the
aboul easv
1 to collect tli
' kno\\n to u
time alter
!Orne cu-~
lion and t
tn mt"mber·j
Wh) do
~pitt< uf o II
d~tt~~? It ~
that they ..eJ
lrgilimute 01
oi•J no1 [ltort
Fur IIIUII)'
find Jo,e u
hu tt>tl, ond
can br. mutlc
whiJ,. in tht
demiu dt>mu1
110lt 1" nn 1.
m•·nt, tlwy
fur l'(>lll (Ill n i
llu:m 1 th~ • lf fralt'rnil
n~, why
lu•gun
hnvu
• I' 111
l.t"l' J UCt'
on
11inh
ht•e·n rt·
cannot
lht· a·n tr.rd
lw~111
t'IILir~
ndmini I
therl'f ~r\·r ral
o( th•
of UJI-
J-.t•d to
of the
uta lie
nrt a all)
at the
ch the
1luntrd.
1 that
1\ ''·~ r: tab.
n·ason
m and
thrir
e). If
alid, or
, other
•o;hmllJI
c ohol
er the
lg the
lY lhr
n the
l hnlt
.,.. a !I() Ill·
li~hina
rC8500
. Th,
.abli h.
~e pr. ..
te in·
not .
; 11 up rnnc.
nctu
Unitcd
:lark).
r
ofcso;or
n aca·
)r the
•olle11e
~ term
Final
o,·em·
end
ord a
tss of
ath of
ly one
~ad of
e pn
rnonth
UIOl•t
would
intt>d
; the
I on~
g ~Ill•
e Te·
c col·
~~~~t.l
held
g
!1!1().
and
oln
Ore.
.. k ly Ocr.cmll('r I 0, I !lfiA PJO 'EER LOG
One ~ lud nt" Opinion
LC Fraternities Irrelevant to 1960s;
System Must Change to Survive
bY llirl~t~rd Kronman
Sigma ll(,ha f p:cilnn
At the ri!!k of cl\ t•r amphh ing
todll\' frnternil)' ituation, 11
cern!! lo m1• thnt thtor•• nrc
roughly twc1 pnths opt•n to !rater·
niti~ on tltis cnmrauto.
rlae~ enn c:nntinut• to oru•rnll•
r.~actl} n th•·) hnn· unci con.
r.nuc to h••comc lt>s~ and J,~ im·
portnnt on the highl'r •·clurntion
!Ccne. or attempt to UIIJUSI their
mode u£ orwrution to IJ,•coml' full
p.trtncr in tht• higlwr rducntion
1.rocr • Tht·~ can cling to thr.
I appronch of the JlfOf~innal
alumnus. or udrlreA'! tlu'm ••lvr'l!
tn the realities of the I '>h0'11 nnd
1970'~.
In a dctailt·d stUd} of tht· (rn
trrnit) 8)1.111'1111! 111 Ut•rk•·l••y nntl
Stanford, the d•~tmgui•ht·d P"Y·
chologiet Jo .. cph k.ott make thi"
nhtt•n•ntiun: "'flu: frntC'rnity li}'P..
trna ~··mr.tJ, nt its hctll, to ""'
C'~urng•• net ivdy a "''n~· n£ lll)'nl.
I)' and "'''curit) for tlw 'in group.'
and, nl its wor~t. to allrm rcgrcs·
the tllld undemocratic lwhn' ior."
Professor Kutz r.ontinur'<e. 1.1) dt•·
tcrihing n frntt•rnit\ man n 1111
tnt•·rpretntion of u high daool
modd of ma .. culinit)'· 'l'hi model,
he S3)'8 is dwrncll·ril•'d by rul
miration for n l'UJancity to <'On· rt•t•tl) with th11~1· 1~ hn luJVft pow.
er. Stm1.-nt grn ••rnmc·nt ron not
rui •• lnfJhC) unit• s the r.oii('J.tl'
rulminitttration tn~rl! lllf' 111urlcn1s,
unJ t!H!)' f'.Unnut poJrce thrir dcrj.
&iun!.l without the lwlp of tilt' nJ.
• • • mm1 trUit(rn.
:;inc,. nllrnini!!lrotil•n rmpport
will inc\ ituhl)' Lc conditionnl , Will
frc:qut•nll) he ll!•tf'fi tn militunto;
(yes, malitan 1 nl 1...-·w i nnd
Clark). and ''ill o:~porntlir.nlly lw
r•·fu.,.cd, tlw 'nunger tu.!cnt!'l ~ 1ll
not lik••l) take the tudcnl gov.
••rnmcnt <criou•h . On cnrnr•u c
nr.m" the count 'l, w~ ho,·c t!C•'n
fraternih~lominntl',tl 111tlcnt QO\'•
l'fllmcntc roil to ronfronl tlw real
cnmpu!'l issut•!i-, nnrl "<' h.1ve 11• en
nr.thi~t groups win the slltlJlhrt
of u lnrJlc portion of the rucl(•nt
horfy hy their willingnt•4s tcr stnnrl
up to the rollc•gc udmina!llratiorr
and rf••rnnnd snrh mlitl rilllttl\ a<o
nrlutlcmic und jurlicinl chao• pro
CI'"" und a voic•• in tlw govNning
of tht• in!ltitutlon.
Whilt· frutc::rnity -1\ J'C indh·i·
dunl ha\e nh~u I! r•lB.)'cd the
.. trn.i~ht nwn'' for th•• college
admini tmtion, this dt!cade or
cnmpu confli.ot Ia:•~ ecn, an m)
\'ic-W, an unht•ulthy waug "" that
the lrnternitv mnn unci ndmini • I rntinrt •·em tn opptJk: the nt•w
nulic.1l left. A f'nmmon rl'na·
that I huve oh~·rvt•d on mun)'
r•ampu't.>t i the bit hig, burl~·
fr nt,.rnitv man standing noce tu
r•o~e '' ith n ltcnrdrd won,Jer boJJ.
ing n lgn. Thi!l ba~n't brrn en·
th•·ly r,..£1rctcd on thi compu11
:and I hope it nr' r·r wall be.
'I hr lime hoa com,. for {rater·
nit) JITC$ad~nl!! nnd m•·mherl! to
unLi•· lhern!elvM from this
1• eudo.unage. Perhaps ne\\ jden
for rhoptcr ncthiti~ hould be
brought ~out. Thrre i nothing
wrong with fatcruitiP orgnui;dng
u Jlontnn~ou d•:mon~tration.
'I here is nut rung wrong wit Ia a
fraternity marchin~ in a p~arc
dcmon;,trutiun, tlu~re i~ ntllhing
"rong with n fraternity spon51)r.
in~ ornethina; with nnti·ndmini~
tratinn tunc ..,tudent nrc in·
il.H'll ingl) nrui.org.nnir:rtional in
uutlnok, curching for spnntan·
neil), in(,rrnnlit). and Ircl•dom
fr11m re<lraint on more and mMr r ron I
Unl•· s we chan~e with the
tim~""· our critic will continue to
lot•k nt u~; oc the) bow for the
lnl!t 100 yo•nr :md a k:
\\ h)· do the gu) mnkc n pre
tense of Jivjng b) their
ritunl? Page S
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
Wh~ tlo they cl•im to be hounJ
h) a f.'l ,f high id{·nl whl"n
1 he) go around ~'C in g j u 111 how
murh thl') cnn get DWD) with?
\'\In· don't Lhdr deed match
their W1>rd ?
This i n grac rool6 chanse
that mu"t toke ploct" on tlu!!i
camput~ I ha\e ~,.fn a little o( it
in recent ) en~ "ith ~AE'11 bar.k
ing o{ a prote!!t demonstration again I the chapel and a fund.
rni in.; project for th,. children
of Hia {rn. hn 'a it 1 ime that we
join the mo' ern~l to r~ror~' th,.
{ ratt.rni 1 · y t f'!1l1 to tla e position
o( importance it once hdd? I
a k )OU to decidr if the {rater
nit> system is not "'-orth the ef
fort and the courage nt"t:dr:d for
an innO\aUv~ approach to our
problem!':. ume liquor nnd remain upri~ht;
conquc 1 of women; contempt of
pt'OJil who are It': ~ nttracth ',
1tlong, or nchcmturou:ro; and con·
I doniug of uggrl! !lion townrtJ (H r·
sons not in the "in group." While
th.is tlt!!!cription pcr1am~ tu
Berkeler nnd ")tanford, doc n't it
&lEO fit our own cnmpu~; pn'lt)
well? Salzburg, Innsbruck, St. Viet Host LC Students
Fraternilic~ arl' al~o clc!'Criberl
a.: anli·intcllcctual, although I
don't feel thi., nrgunlt'nt pcrtuin ~
to the Creek I)~Jtcm at LC. This
rhra~ ( anti-inacllt:clnn I) nan in.
cludl": the tenclcncv o{ sunh • • 1 ~;roup to uo•c' als rc uurc1'<~ to
adnsc the > oungcr mcmhcro;
about ea~ courses; the aendcn•·,
to colll'tt the I'.JCarns of profc•<:sor
knn"-n H> U!ie thr :'8nlt' quc·~tion
time after time; and t•vcn, in
cases, to :.lt•nl c·~ominn.
lions nncl mole them available
tn memht"r~ of the fraternity.
Wh) do frnternitiCll suni~e in
~pill• of ull tlu·ir !aulas und mit'
dreth! It hu hcen point ct.! out
that they <.erva H~mc• gr•nuinc• uml
lrgitimntt' nc•cds of ''"1lt•nt~ anti
do nnt 11ertuin mereh to ~:otatu ...
fnr rn.tny tuclenl'-. tht need to
lind ,•lo ... e uq<~ociutc,. \\ ho r:nn I"'
uqtt·cl, and for whom tO.tlr riftt c
can lu• mudr. iot \ N) "''run Jt \ ncl
~ohilo• in the lw.-~t nallcg•·~ .lfll
uttlllt' dt·rnuncl ••valuate fitudt•ntli
un tlw bu-.j, of uc·lue"'·
they lui\ t-: 11 p~·ciul nl'ctl
CUIUJII.tninn \\ hu \\ill IH'C'tJI(
1:111 os &ht•r an•.
H frult'rnities nr~ l"n inj.l thu"t'
Dl/td•, wh) tlu·n hn th(' "hole•
'llllr• .. h1•gun to go our~ \\'h) lHI'
• • • • • rrate.rnttu:... ancr•·a ang 111 mrm-
,llP •• ., Jl hut loMing thrir impor.
On lh~ t'UIIIJIU!t:
Ill\ ju.Jgrmt•nt. une rcu rm
the: clcdine of frutrruit1c" ur
und Clurk j, tlaut till'\
t' hi!Otnric:ally ,, t•rl'iM•t.l thl•it
fhu.:lll't• part111llr 1 hrough tlu·
tuclc·nt RUVNillllt:nl, and
tude· nt ~o' "' nnwnt !\ 1 hrlll·
hnH2 taken 11 11lwrp 111'1 t'·
• • ,. an prcaiiKt',
l 1 I facl' it -·IUclt;nl gu\lr.l II·
mn•t I' IIIII JIU l"'i ( ,uad
I C i nu I' ''"Ill lOll I.
lwcn tt'gor.terl n~ u dmr utlt•.
cannot L'OIIIIllllllll the rc•"l"' 1
tht' inncneingl r,. tic~" IIIII·
1enh bt'l"IIUM· ttr. uuthurit\ dc
t•fltirrl) till th~ backing nl
uclmana trntiun, und till' Ill·
tlwr1•fnrt "'ant to tlt•ul Ji. 'IF\ "'W ntl.E, BACK T THE S \J.T 'fl'I\E .••. t.•"i~ and Clnrk'11
don look-nliJw gnrb Cur " tuur u( tht• Otn·htt·~adru !'nlzb• flt~crk.
bv Bruce [,amott to Italy (ollo,Hng World \Vnr I. •
LC Ott'fH'U.~ Stucl) Cruup '1 h~· tm\n of Da'\cn, "hirh we nw \m•tria Croup i .. ali"· and d itt·rl, di pin> udvt:"rti~1·ment~
li\ 101! .... nme\\ lwrc in Via•nnn! anrl ~~otrc•·t 1gns in Gc!rman nnd
\Vc ht•ld n furt·\\eiJ purtv fur lii'IWJII" \u Irian man~). E"cn
our hoanettlll) familic in :>t. \~it tht• rormhnuz.es in the• nO\\ ·hnl-
011 \m J. The \\ int• nntl en' iur auu Dolomite :\.1)•11 nrc buill in
... upper ft-nturc~d tlP<'l'chc In ,:,ut• I) Jtical I' wlcnn I) k
Ettinger. Jeff Durl.c•, nml our \ ''' n da) '•~it to I nn ... bruc'k
~roup leader, Dr. Roben Marlin. tc111k "" tu the.• lmp..ranl Palace of
Highlight of tht• •·Hming wo .. at... :\In msllian I oncl tn ht .. inttJrr
urpri•c• rerlormlltlCt' of n full· h·e, hut l'fnJII~. lmnb in I he Hof-
'"nt: compo~t-.d I.J, Dn'i1! t:ruln·\ hur~;knpc·lle. 'l ''ent,·eight brou'l:e
\uslrmn (ntlu·r, l'Ung h\ uur ~tutu It" of lno; nnct"'lon;., carlt
1110 le o'horu:;. Thr girl!! Joined u~ O\er l.'tl-;111 feet tall, urwund the
f111 u ruu in~ sing-.rlong of .vrht" emp••ror' ornate MrcnJ•hngu
l.nnd i~ \ uur Lnnol," "\nll'n" Unfurtunnt••l). tht'} Jlrov.•d ton
und a re\\ German "(IIIJ:! Polku" ht•O\) hl mm e lo hi gra\'C
"'"d ,,altz~ topJ•<..-d of£ the ,;alo iu \\ u·nt•r ~cwta\lt, outh nf
l'\t'Ot. \ icnnn.
A \l••t•k-lon" taur !ill'flltrult•tl our lnn•hrud: Wtl" tht' ccnt<•r o( tht•
nc:udt•mio• .. am in Vic•1111..1 {rom pt•n uut '''"I lance 1, d h Art·
the horm•stu' in ~ t \'f'it. lt tc.nk ,lrt•n, llofl'r again I :\:opulcon an
u" inlu h of \u tria's nanc l'fn\· 180Q, :-\car Uti' .. stc: u( hif awnu·
int'•' a... '"'II u~ port of ltnly me 111, llH'rlookrng dw CJI) nnd
nnd Cernram. Our 10ogg) 1le· \lpll. ~lurul" tht• ~ki.jump of dtt
pu11ur•• I rom ~t. \~it IM<'r<i u I '' b ·I "intt•r 01\'mpi~. \\ c
nlrnthl tu a llec·i ion (,,.,,~cen IU~· cllmlw.l 1t1 tla, top .m.J D\\ 1lu
~nl!t' untl o;tutlt·nt . Or·~iolr,; lihir• 11kll'r ' diu.) r~anv•umn Belo,.
ping ~tra i:'UIICH~•· h) tn.un, \\I' ott• tho• .:nm1J ttnul~. the Oh mJue fl""' tlw rc"t uf tht lrrp "ith tnrcla and u o•r.meten I'J"Cading
flonr-IO·ct·iling luggage• urul ')(!lllli out latltr\\ tho uulium,
in the ui le uf t\Ur lur . \a th•• monn~tt·n churdt n(
Our brief \c•nturt• iu !tal) wok \\ alto•n an fnnei.Jruck \H "8"' 1\\0
U IIIlO the Crfllt'r of 11 !!IHI•tiQh•nt intJtt•rtDnl l''l(ltmt•lcs of f.UTOJICIIU
cc ntru\cr" • \u tri.t ha~ nr:H~r org.m lmildmg. Hruce l..nmott
(urgutten the lu of outl1 'f} rul plaH.od un tht: large fottr•monu:ll in .. trurnen1 built in 196~. wluch
utilue" mechankal ( non.di"C
tnc) action. 1 h.-st•('onll insttu·
rnt·nt, u mnllcr hahnn organ
l11uh in thl" 16th t•entury. i un.
of th<~ ohlt~•l rernntoing e nmplc..<~
u( this t) IK' of &i'tJOn. lt i~< "'ill in
~"Xcdlent pi B) ing coruluion •
En roult' tQ sal:tlmr~ \Oil' &11l.S5ed
thmugh tht' "kung urea uf Kuz..
bueh ·1 '' luch -wa till sno'' I •
w... then cro~"L-d mao Cernaan
nnd 'i~itt'd an mfnmous comer
of Bn\'Drin. ~ear H,•.rdatr,gnden
'1Un1lr. the !lit~ of Hitler's alpine
\llln. h "a& demoli ht-..1 b) .\ 1.
llcd lrombiog an the In l dlt'\ of
tht" w 11r and a no" the 1te of o
U.~. Force! Recreauon Club The
\ i~ta frC>m tltr ere 1 abc" l' hi"
tl'lt-llou c n Hnrc.l 1 'ic" of b1,th
\U'llriu and t~t nnan), a .. Wt'll a ..
the old {tlrtifh•ation and bomb
r ruter •
The t.:ll\ or :'ltlll•urg ho II ora·
gin in Gehic chiliuuiun. It wao;
th~ .. ~ul .. r .. r thr salt trnJc in
Ct'nlrul £un•J•t• and thi~> li1• on u
..trategio tr IUt' roult•. Our "i"it to
u 1111h lllllltl in thi r-eginn wn~ en
t;;ortcunlllg 8"' w dl or; !'(lucntioual.
11re sed lil.:t• Cn suck refuge ~
we ro.le nn 110 ealt' trnan drep
into tltt· mountatn. Thi~ rid,. was
Collu\\ ed I" o eri• " of lid,. , th~·
lunR,~I of \\ luc•h l near I 400
f~et, 'l'o}uch dt\IJl(lctl U!! IIIlO the mine it~lf. Thi particular mine
hn-. ~~ in u~ "incc 1517, and
rhe pr~oent. ~'<nk i carrjcd on
1200 fe.:t bdo" 1hc 110int we ''Uo
ited. Followins n boot ride atro
a wling lake ~ &traddl~ the -
train &l!llin (c;~r a wild ride out of
the ... alzb~rgwl!rk.
~alzbu rJ; wa abo the Larth·
place of ,\loz.:m. hi hom,. Han.
l~n. no'\\ made into a muceum.
It contain the. clo't'ic.hord and
hammerkfa,ier ( l -w o predec.~
sor of the modern piano) on
"'hich he played and composed,
a.. "eU ns letters and other arli·
facts. The Moz.arteum Mu~k
\cndemy in ah.bur~ continues
in hi~ memory todav and hou•..-
mnn) imponant m nusutp~
\IIUl)' unu~uol and tnlmted nni·
mol~ arc di'Oplaved in their
nntura.l urrounding!l m the ~lnz
burg \.l11ine Zoo h a finale to
the • cellent coUection of natne
animal,; anrl birds. "eH•n of •a&
\H•fa ghen a tore '!ahue bv the
king of bea t.. (for furt.hN in for
m:nion, c " n t a c t Dr. 11atrink
~tnlll"lUJI in th,. bi•llog' dcpuua.
nent).
BeiWL't'll "\af.d.urg an.t the ' 1-
lq o{ the Danuht- lie" the "all.
dnmm~'rgut. .\u tnn', ruo t (am
nu to uri >t a rea. In this re~;ion,
a "ell a.. in ~lxburg i~lf.
"The Sowtd or Mucic'' \\D
filmed. lncidentnll). fe.,, ~ple
bNe hill,. heard Clf the film, and
.. Edd"''' ot .. " i nor a nationnl
folk ong.
The mdll5trial cit oi l..in:r. on
thro Danube gnle u a lt>Ok at
modem • \ u tria rcdcvdoJHOE it
et'OnOm). It p.nlduc " 17 pt'r rent
of \ut'trin' expnrts and i3 a \ital
port m the danube hip111ng ~;~
tcm. :'\i'l for from Lmz. we ~·• ·
att:d th • monn .. ter} of -t Florran,
wlac.rt• oq;ilnh·l. cornpo~er \nlt.m
Rrud.:.ner liHo;l and di("d, "c ui'H.l
lat'ard a hnrt rec.itnl on the
iomo1~-o Unh kntr orl;nn in the
ll!lruque mona tcrv church.
l)ur 'i~t IQ th(' \laut1tuU$1!n
cunC't'nlnstjon (.'.llmp IITeeeded our
arrival ua \ icnno un ~o,, 13.
Sno'' an•i Chri .. unu dt-corauon
rc.-etetl u" in th.: tr.-et. Our 11• n•
1un in \lowntU\\ n \ al'nno "a"
"'dcomC' "''8bl folk• wing du .. bu•Y
we~k t1f lw:std·huppaog. -•
• PIO" EER I.OC Dcetmbt•r 10, 1968
• •
Pioneers Capture A amptons lp
'Varner Pacific Nipped 70.-67 for Title;
SOC (95.-80), Willamette (102.-78) Fall nr with 2.~ onrl n J1len!IDnl !Urprl-...
'1\U'-lht• )7 llOilltS o{ f1 "SbiOBtl 0on
Hri hin. Enrh in the ~orm Br• lun
hit omrl k ')' ·bnt~ht s thot ko111 J.C
111 tlu ~nme .
\\ hnt hurl the P1onrer1t WOII n
Jlnnr rr.houndin~t t•Hort '~ hu~h 1111W
.:-;oc pull do'" n 79 to 1 c .. 68. :\lt•l\1.1!
l'c·1.d
Lnthl•n
Sotn!!i
rnrnnr
llnnd
Turnrr
f{irlanrtl on
'\'\ ugnnhln't
\\right fC; f'T r P 1&1. Rh
10·2:1 7·9 '>7 9.0 u
17-HS I? 13 46 15.3 10
12·37 ;') 6 2<> 7.7 23
13.25 8 14 J•l 11.3 37
2·~-50 11-22 5() 1 Q,7 29
0·2 1·3 1 .33 Q s.1o J.3 11 s.s• 4 o.t o.o o o• 1
a.:n 11 1 t. 21 Q,o 13
2. 16 2. ~ 6 2.0 18
9 18 l-1 JC) 6.3 13
2·8 o.o 1 2.0 9 b\ )ner. Drs Bouillons •
After n di!mal eMSCin ln'>l \C.U,
the l96S.ti9 ~it1on ill tbc LC bas·
ketball ~uad ios off and running
to what mil) be one of the mo I
5UCC:es5ful 'ean in the scl1ool'11
ba~ory.
LaM Thursday. fridar and at
urda tl1e Pionee~ dt'wned South·
em Oregon Co11e~;e, Willamette
and '\'\ nmer Pacific re~pttthely tn
~;ajn tho :\'AlA Tip-O[f Touma·
mcnt champion hir.
The tit}~ same ... aturday y,·a"
the W01"5l or the thrt't' for the:
Pion~ . The underdo~ Warner
Pacific. tl1re~ o EC&re into all LC
fan~ bdorc bo"--ing 70 to 67 due
ttl Ia~ minute heroic~ b' junior
~ard ~like Ptttcl
Pncl came off the bench with
• • • • • JUSt over two mmutes remammg m
the gamr. after tlte J'ionet-1'! harl
cut down a ~J. point lead held b'
"amer Pacific.
Pael hlt the laM fhc Pioneer
pointt, including a Jl~<~ure packed
free throw w1th trn ucon& left
when LC held a dim two point
lead.
Lewi~ and Clark ehot a freezing
.307 from the lield, "'hich almo t
lead to the upset.. A a:ood exlliDplc
of the Pioneer fru,tration \'one
Jim Pamar (who later WllS named
to the all-tournament teamJ. Aher ~oring 23 ond 27 point'
in rhl" Jm:"iuu night , tht• ~tnr for
)\ard managed onl · 3 for H lrilm
the• rirld, nnd 3 i11 10 ottcmf\1. ~ frnm
th~ free thro~ lint'~
f'amar wns not the onh· nne
who hnd aroublc 111 the rh:nitl
line. \ n team, I C ..hot It "" tJum
.500, mal.:in~; 16 of 3S at~mpts.
The ~;orne "(luld haH~ bern lo't
hod h not been for the honrd ''or~
of the ,)9t£.!1"!'; fn1m t•alotinf! Hill.
LC. Jed hy l..arf) ~arn" with 21.
out reboundc.-d '\'\ nrncr Pacific i()
to 68.
lkarcab Bla~t ed
In the 'l'mi· fan 1l oction Frida)
ni~ht agnin t \~ 11lnmetc. the Pio
ntrr Jlcrhap pl:tyetl their fine.~t
11:11m~ jn '" o 'car«. It i8 hard to
fauh u 102 to 7R \\in o\er a top
fh[lht team like the Bcnrcnt..
\\ ath Jim Pornar droppin~ jn 11
of lb hot!>, tht· Pionl't·rs hit o bli•t·
l'ring .566 from thr. fidd ond wcrr.
nr.\ cr hl':sdctl a her the first fhe
minute5 of the gamtt~
In the opming part (tf the F.llm~
l..c~i .. and Clark hit 16 of thdr
fi~t 22 bot .. and held an ele\'en
point ]!!ad mid'\\&) througl1 the
fir t half. -
'I he clo ~~ thf! Be.\ reD~ C\'Cr
came WDI! with about 12 minute•
to so in the same \~hen the) do!led
How we serve
you completely at
JERRY'S BURLINGAME
SHELL SERVICE
Shellubrkotion
Broke Service
Exhaust System Motor Tune-Up
Shock Absorbers
Wheel Alignment
Tires Batteries
Wheel Balancing Radiator Repair
Clutch, Universal Joint,
Wheel Bearing Replacement
Emergency Rood Service
Cooling System Service ,
Disc Brake Service
Automatic Transmissions
30% Discount on Firestone
Tires with LC 1.0. Card
Also, 24 hour Road Service
At No Extra Charge with LC I.D. Card
Free Pick-up & Delivery
JERRY'S
BURLINGAME
SHELL Phone 2'46-9072
JERRY ILLINGWORTH
Owntlr
After 12:00 p.m.
Phon• 244-2209 WI S W. TUWIWC!It al.YD
POIOU,.O, lliiClCOM the· gap to cight Jlnint ~. 70 to n2.
1\ut in tlw nr~t liH mlniiiC'3 tlw
Pioneer~ outscort·ti \\ Jllnrnrttc 15
tn J ond 1111 hut 1\ c d tlw gunw.
Junior ~ Phil \\ Dflnnhl.a~t onrl
\lake f'lozeJ Jed tht P1onet'l c)UIII\J;
the ,(retch; ~ ngnnhln~t cinkm~t
~~en points and Pezd four. 1'111• 'i!itors frum Portlnnci t~hot
n not· o·gnod .:ll3 from the field
while• !'!OC "11 not nmrh bt·tlcr at
.32·1.
Folln~ ·ing the thrcr da' tournn·
nu•z•t, unoHic:ial team c.lntil'ltic !l urc:
a {nllnws: Bri bin
'W t>n
Lc:".i~ and Clruk ~hoM•cl n tnu~;ll
and ag~rc • <.h c ddc•n"C which per
matte-d the Rcarr.al , ll"unllv 3 hot
lu10ting team. onl} 33 ficlll goal~
out of 102 lltl<'mpt ...
Thl' Pitmeer5 O\·er~ame• thr.ir tt ..
houndlnJ.. troubles in this game• nn~l
battled ~ lllnmctte to a cJra,~ · in
I h.i~ de· pnnml'nt, 50 to SO. A &our
note wns 25 turno\'er!l which fnr·
ltlnatdy "ere: not co!tly. pioneer sports
Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Raiders Routed
lt took 11n ulrno.,l unbl'li••vnhlr.
ecorin~t ~Lrcnk hy the PinneC'n
cvon to gel pa"t the fir 1 round nri
thl!) downctl 'outlu~rn On·~m1 Cll·
kre 9~ to 80 Thursdu) night. Soccer Team Ends
With 5.-0 Rout of Season
Pacific
Wuh five minute-: remAining !n
tlu gam<'. I hr. pionet:r" '' ('rc 1 rail·
ing 'i8 to 71. During the la51 five
rninutt"« LC e plodr•u, outsrorin~;
the Raiders 2l to 2!!
A kc) factor in the 'icto11 wa
11 technic:tl foul on tbe Raider
with about 3:50 to go in thr. gnme
after a foul call. ~tikco Pari hit
all three free thro''" and the Pio.
n~er"' !(:ored "'hen tlle)' got the boll
to increa~ their lcud, 87 to 78.
After thi<~ all of the fin• seemec.l
to JZO out o{ SOC r\ltaok.
Jim Parner led the .. c;oring hon· l'hc Lewis nnd Clnrk !IOCCI'r
~qund closed out their •ca50n on
11 <.ound note SatunJor as they
routed Pnciuc five to nothing nt
Dl'ltn Park.
Pin\ c·r-<·oach C a r e v D'Arcv • • •
slurnmt~ home tllfl"t' ~onls to pnce
the Pionc::er t-coring attock while
~am i\cc rnmrnd home o pair him·
t~elf .
'fbe drof••nfiC of the horne tenm
wa~ magnificit'ut, not only Rbuuin~
fiUt Pilcific hut being able to initi
ate attack~ from their own half
of the fidel.
D'J\rcy took time to fiingle out
the. piny of team captain Cregg
\\ n~ner. "His indh·idunl play ha" im Jltnn:tl tremPndnu!!l)' ," noted t.h~
enoch. "lli lcudcr.,hip ond Pd·
onnl ~umplc wt'rr: o guitle to the
plnp:r!! of t.C )'e!lterda)
••tndec·d, e\'C·ryhody foliO\~('() it
anrl trornwork of n high order
emcrgl•d."
Conditioning eemed to pin) an
im portnnt pllrt of tlw ttnme a
LC cnmc own)' from the field qullc
refre.,hcd comJlnrcd lo tliclr dCJtJ:
ced looking opponent
"Despite the improved play,"
said D',\rcy, "many gonl11 were
mi'l6ed and !'O the-tenrn <'llnnot
afford to re.ct on Lht' lnurelA, for
competition will be JU~t LUI fiercr
nc't year." Parnar Named
To All-Star Team
L4!"'il! and Clark forward Jim
Pamar wn" named to tht• aU.tnur
nnment t<A~m h} a "ole of pancli~tJI
folio~ ing .;,aturdny! champion11hip
play. ''Fireman Made Not Born''
Parnnr, de.. ... pite only ninr point.s
in the cbampion,hip game, led oil
Pioner !!Corer with 59 point , nnd
pulled down 29 rebounds from bie
fonurd po~ition.
Joining Pamer on tlw team \\tre
Jar..-Tangc of Wnrncr Pucifir:,
Larry Griffin nnd Han e) !Schrt e
of Oregon Tech and Bob ~i~k of
Orc:J;:on College o( Edu!:'ntion. br Lori J' arosh
A hardy, active group, firemen
ore the ever.,·igilnnt protector:!> of
your homr~
In the piny 8il'dermann and
the Fiubug5, soon to uppear nt
l.C' Fir J\cres Theatre. o chorus
of firemen is at Ia t given credit
for their ~~enke to the commun
ity.
Contrary to popular belid, the
most important duty of the fire-
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ting into ~hapc" by h1r dirc;ctor
Thi5 con!list~ o£ vortou" mu cle
ripper .. patterned nhrr the thcof}
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Due to lht: atrenuou- tramini,.
the choru~o ho uffered rclotnr.
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u memhl'r is diuied by ,, co•~cu~Jo- .
~ion, his sen~c o( duty quic h
brings him bock to his Job.
l nCortunateh. no amount ol
tramin~t or devotion on the part
of d1e f1rt•men cnn nv1· the rm•
ten unle ~l! he 1 wilhn(l to re11·
i1c hi don~ter .
81edrrmann .. cee, but
tllnt the trouble will rcrllllfl!o
a\\O)'. It doe" alon~t wath
hou,e, hi~ fomah and himeelf.
The firemen' choru!' m
df'rmann and tht> F'irt'bttRl, cot•
~<iat intc of I .et· 11 arri11, Kot1
Powell Vnl lludtllt'alon, Mnrk1r
Po~t. floh••rtu Oyer, Mnrgy Mil·
du~ll I .on Varo!lh, Monte M'"r
rtck, Dnn 1\fd.rt"w, Mel Do\ i"
Chm f'uJil and Dick \1oore·. will
beginning on Jon 16, 1 u~ 1
"llrning to thit-rommunlty
It i11 up to you, till' c1tiLen,
hcl'd thllt warning. Vul 'I
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Stuur.nts
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cap what
Jean Word
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(or~"n ie! hit
In oddit
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m~t fonn
the> e<~rnec
&wet•p tnke
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tournament
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than 70 c<
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tion 11 W .S.
Tlrf' teotn
batr h)· I.e~
rraJ k, whc
• • JUniOr won
Unhe,....ih
De<'. 6-7, o
Le~lir und
flr~l ut the
tarli r thi
I tal 31-4 wi
: fiw toumnn
Bob Par
I rr:mnined 1
I Ponlund to
dtbater-:, a1
terfin.tls ot
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lirbt in theij
Olhr!r de;
&tanding r<
men Orucc
Wollmnrk,
tht Univt•ri
teacher) Ul(
tl 1\ \.;
men tcnm
Jim Fo&ter,
11 tht• Portl
01hJtandi!
pellhr , "
the la ,t L
rluue:
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1fhu ~i:ted
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