Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
December 13, 1968 Volume 27, Number 17
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1968-12-13
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Type
Newspaper
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ghen n 39.dny voc-ation brt•;tk in
Doocrnllt'r 19fi9, occurdinll to the
Dt"<'. II dcc:i•ion of the l.C fucuhy.
\pprmdmotcly 75 pr•r l'nt or
thn~ attending the fnruh )' IOCI't·
ing \(lied in fovor of the nco
d,.mic col~ndnr propo"r·tl b, Dr
James Stauf£cr, pro{e ... CI(lr of bio-lC)g)'. The eolcndnr, which opplies
onlr to thr roll tc::rm of next year,
con!!i<;t• o( 10 full Y,t•ck!l or clas
~es plu<~ a four.doy ctllom pcrio.J
prior to Thnnksgj' in g.
Thr• term y,·ill begin Monday,
'ept. 15, ond will rnd 1-"ri•h).
~O\ . 21. Ex urn rwriud will take
plol'e (rom Soturduy, N'''· 22,
through w~dn,~ay, Nov. 26.
Pioneer
Captures Forensic
Tourney Squad
Awards
Tt·u tudent~ reccntl) captured
2J nwnrd in the final two ron•n.
!k.! tournomt"n t of the year, to
up what I.C &Jwt-ch conche~
Jean Ward and Ceorge .\u .. tin
a~:rc.. 'l.' wos "the line~t term in LC
roren ies hi~tol') ."
lu addition, tho Polnttruan 5
I prtl\ed thcrn~t·h~ onto-of We'lt'
1 mo~t formidable !~<JUDd.. when
the' c•amcd the junior dlVJ!Iton •
"H't'Tl~tnkc!'i U\'o nrd 111 tlu ~ ec.t.
ern reech ..\s"Of 1ntaon' ~ annual
tournnmt:nl hdd No'. 28.30 at
Bnglmm Young Umvcrr.tt\' More
than 70 college throu~hout l•J
\1'Cl\ rn t~tQtl·~ wt-rc an competi·
tiou t W '5 A.
Tl,l team hu~ be t>n led in dt>·
bat•• by 1 e~lie Bu xtcr ond fo..nth~·
Fra1 k, who won fir"t plure 10
jun1• r women' cih i!Uon at the
Unheo~i t) of Portlond toumty
Det.'. 6-7. and ~-cond a 1 W \
l.eslir one! Knth) ol<~n note ht-d
hfll at the~ Centro lin In' itntionol
rarli r thi!l year compiling o to·
tal 31"'~ 'l'lin.los,; n.~ord through
fnc toumornl"n t •
Boh Por on.. nnrl Paul ~ct ... on
remained undc·fcott>d ut l o{
Portland to lead nil junior uwn
debntr~. and rc:Ocllt'tl the quaT·
te!rliuuls 11 Brighom Young. Par·
~~~~ nnd -.:d. on ol<.C.) captur~:d
firet in thc:tr divl!ltnn at Crntrnlin.
Other dcbutc tcum Wtth tlUI· in~ ut '\1: .S.r\., and third in C:X·
temp at Portland.
-~like Wallrnork, fourth ond
th1r1l m junior men'!! C){lernp at
\'\' ~ \ and Ponland, re5pcr ..
lively
-Bruce Ettinger,
• • • JUruor men extemp
tournaments . ~ond in
at both
Jim Fo<~t,.r captured the firl!'t
place nward in !enior men' ~~·
ternp nt Portland, while hi~ dr..
l.lnte pnnner, Wayne Abhou, took
third in the same evc·nt. Jnhn
Bunnt•r earned third in junior
men' pen;uuive apettking at the
Portland tourney. Twc..'niY·"iX <~tu·
dent portictpnted in one or more
toumom1·nh thil!. tt•rm. IA·wifl
and Clark will ~enrl t\\o debate
tPam!< to the Stanford lnvitationol
Jnn. 2·<1, ond to the U C lm ito·
tiona! Jan S-7. Bntb tnumomentf!
"ill draw college d~hnter5 from
throughout the c;ountry.
On Jan. 31, the Pioneer~ hr.ud
for C•·ntralio College, "here they
""ill attempt to retain po sc11~ion
of that tournament',. "'·ecp tnkt"'
troph't. The winner o( the rt,IIJ·
ting 1 roph' i" dt'("id~d on a com·
pilotion of point {rom rc~ulu of
c e n t r n I · ~ debate tourn.lmc.nt ,
held t•urlier thi term, und the
tlm:c.dn~ individual event"' eon.
• t~t cormng up. The ntank!giving • Chr.i tmos re·
cr ""ill he gin ar noon. Nov, 26,
ontl winter term "'ill begjn Jan.
5. There will bt' no ch11nge in the
pre!cnt tentative date for wintt!T
nod pring term~
The proposal, cull,i b) Stauf.
fer the "3·1-3.3" plan, rcploc:ed
th1· O<" .. udcrnic C4lcndar prr>\iou&
lv a pprm cd h~ tlw Curriculum
Conunittt!e, Thut plan <'lllled for
clu~sr'!'l to br:o~n Srpt. 25, 1969,
with fall lrrm r!ndin~ Dec. 12. A
{our-tlu y brenk for Thank~giving
would have been included.
Final chedule
~1ondoy, Dec. 16
9 n.rn.·l2 noon Period 1
I p.m .• 4 p.m. Period 6
Tuesday, Dec. li
9 a.rn .• J2 noon Period 2
1 p.m .• ·l p.m. Period ''
\'\'edn ~da,- D~c. 18
9 n.m .• J2 noon Period 3
I Jl.m .• 4 p.m. Period 5
Thur~a)', Dec. 19
I) a.m .• )2 noon Period 7
I a.m .• 4 p.m. Period 8 and 9
campus flicks
In lames Cir.ardli
Thi f'rid.1y night in E'-nn-. at
7 p.m unci ngain nt Q p.m. Dia.
blque will be shown. ll1i~ i~ one
of the great horror films of all
ltmt -not the mon ter·t,·pc hor.
rnr, but the kind human beings
and onl) human heing,s con in.
flict U(IOn each other.
To top that off. on Sunda
night in Evans at 7:30 p.m.,
/JiooJ of a Port will bee "hown.
Oirl'Cted b) Jean Cocteau, the
film i on,. of the fir ... t nnd moq
inlt·r~tin~ surreali!ltic mo' i.-~
mnclr. It'll \\ ir:ord, and hould lx
n JICrft~l &larting point {or Una) •
Jtandin~ rerorcl intludt frc"h·
m~n Bruct Eutn~t-r and Mtkct
\\ ollmn rk, who Jllar.t•d tlurd nl
tbr Univcr>~1lv of Portlnnd nnd
rea("h('cl the qunrterunol brarket
11 W .S.A.; nnd a nt•Yt -.c.•ntor
men' tt•am of Woync ~\bbott and
Jtm fo ter, whirh t":lltnf'cl <~t:-concl
11 the Port !noel toum~'. Faculty Favors Present
Incomplete ade Policy
Ouc •tanding imlh icluo 1 ev~nt
~peakcr • "ith thc·ir rt"rttrd an
thr. lu~t I wo tournurnrnl , in·
duclc:
-ophnmort• ~uc " e tt'rbrrg.
~h·• ~dtt•tl 1\\ o {i r '' Jllnre I rn
phi~:s 111 the U of Portland in Jlln
PJtJIO'~tlnr) "peaking.
-BoL Pnrsunt~, ,,ho"' rt'C'ord
include first plnn 1n JUnior
men' expo:Uton ut \'\ "· \ . nnd
"<~nnd in thu sUtnl' t•vr•nl ul Port·
land.
-Pnul "lrl on, fir-11 ,,Inc.: in
JUn111r mt-n\. mtcrp 111 \\ ~. \.,
•nrl ~<•·c:nnd in that '' c•nt 111 Port·
lond.
lc lit· On'tlt:r, (iftlt in JUnior
Wnnu:n' · expo• iton ut \'\ "\.A.,
an,J c~cmd in 1hot r\cnt ut Port.
und
-1\:oth} Frnnl.:, fihh in
women '11 ~·.Att•mporanrou~ • • JUntur
apc·uk· The poliev regarding in<"om·
plctt• ~radrs Vi ill remnin thto
nme a it ha~ in the past.
Whil«' ome ahernoth r~ Wt'rt'
mentioned nt the 'Jo, I ~ facuh •
meetin~ it wa drc 1dcd b) the
m•·tnber of the .\dmis~ion nnd
c hola· tic Standing Cornmittctt
tn rt commend 11 •'Ontinuution of
thu pre~ent pnlic\.
The pre~nt "Y~tcm of handling
mcomplele grade;~ ~pt·cihe· that
11 ·I udcnt mut~t make up tlw in·
l'nmplctc l!fOde \\ ithin 30 school
doy" uf Lhc n•"cl term in which
tlw student i" enrollt-cl, nml 10 11n
( n .. r wilhin tlmw )'t'nr . Tlw fin
ul p;rudt will dopend u1•on tht'
'luaUh of the work. 'rhr. iucom
Jllr.te trrnd(· w1ll onl\' h~ i urd in
ruer. of tm!cnt illnc or uthr.r
pro' idt•ntiltl raiN',
Ouring the Dec. 11 Incuh ·
mt·••tjnfl, the Admissions unci
.. dtoloMtic titanding committf't• mode il.! final repon in favor of
the nbovc polic)' nnd added "the
deferrt:d grade hould be appU.
cablt" to an continuing ccaun;.e at
the discretion of the in .. tructor
(without hu' ins to obtain pre.
'it)U.!i permi<~ion frum tbc: curri.
~ulum c.•ommittcc ). At thr end of
the ~··quence n definite grade
mu t be a "'ignnl."
On(' o{ thr. alternative.-; cont~i·
dt•retl was thut u "Q" grade be
i ttue,f for •nrotnplr.tl$. Tbi \\at
uggcsted b) Dr. William Ron·
d 1ll, nnd thi grnclt• would indi ..
,.,,,,. that th~ work for th1• cnun.e
hod not bt-en r.tltnpl('ted. Tht,
l'our c ,,·oultl remain on tht• rtc·
nrd until thr ''ork is <'.Ompleted
nnd \1 ould not be counted .'1!
work attrmrtcd until a grade wu
turn••tl in Tha poliq did not
meet "ith foruh) 11ppro~ol, and
the) affirmed tlwir JH»itile opin·
inn n( the I''' rnl Y"lt·m • IRHC Upholds Curfew
For Freshmen Women
In n unnnimnue action, th,.
Inrer·Resid,.tKe Hall Council hu
r.hD!en to dd r.u t the mot ion for
abolition of frr.phm,.n women's
Curf~W hours whir.h Will present·
,.cJ hy the frr. hmrn dar;s.
1'he <JCtuol vnt~. onnnunced
\Vrtlnr!duy night following "
m,.••ting of the IRHC, wn& five
advoot1ting retention n! houri!,
nne opposing hour11 and one nb.
~t,.nti•m . Thr. Council agrer:d to
ca II the balloting unammous..
TR Problems
Qctin Attention
l!!ues involving th,. Troil
Room wttrr: di.6Cu c•d br th,.
T~'mplr.ton CAUeJte f'rntcr Co\·
eming Bonrd and Pre-iident John
Howard during !-(> cions prior to
th,. Thankegi\'in~ vnention.
The TCC 8onrd was allnttco.d
1,000 {or the exrre55 rmrpQ1!e of
decorating tht" Troil Room. Since
Howarrl would like the job done
prof•~ ionall). how•~cr, t h c
funds are in~uWci,.nt.
The Hoard muet eithl'r find a
Ytll)' of acquiring the additional
funds, ClT mu I SCrap the idl'!o of
re-decoration. Ont! l!uggested al.
trrnath·e i to ask tud~nt.drown
plan for rc..,feenration, thu~ cut.
tins costl!. J\ final df"ci ion was
not rear.hcd.
\ ~oncJ i" ue was that of the
Trail Room jul:eho.x. Tw, fea.
aurc" need to be changed, accord.
ing to Howard: the volume and
the. limited !el,.ction of mu ic
a'·ailablc to the LC communit).
H tlu.~· two featur~ are not
amended, mort· dra tic llction
pt·rhap~ the remn\al of th,. juk,..
bo -"'ill go into effect.
The Boord mode cc)ntaet with
the jukebo;~~; componr to get the
fact on '(Jlume .:ontrol :tnd to
ee if LC can make !!om.-choice
in "'hot r~cnrd orr mod,-avail.
ahlr. The cnrnpan} ha pok,.n
r ~ornbl) DOOUI changing th~
feature 'rtw Roanl is pr~ntl)
'141litin~ to gnth~r tht' reln,;n~t
focts before initiating oction.
The Trail Room i not speci·
ficalh for ~tu•icnl u~e. accordins
to wntten college polic}. Tern.
pleton i11 nor a ~udcnt union
building. Thu , nltho11J;h stu·
Jents, through th,. TCC Co\ern·
ing Board or another mean~. mov
!>Ubmit opinions and recommen.
d.1tion about the Trnil Room, fi.
nal cied ion re"l with th•• admin·
• • J&lratton, In a 81atemmt r,.leuerf to the
Log. IRIIC memht!rs saiil: "We
would truM rhe fac:t that the: rna.
jr1rity of (r~hmen wom,.n ore
c.apohl~ o{ not having IJnurB
hnt in light of tht: fnr.t of the
hr eak down
in l'Omr. other ar os in cnnnec.
tion with the tremendou dL,e
lllDrd anti infrnction of ntlf: thi.,
year by o large majorit) of fre!h·
men women, we fe~>l thi• min11T·
iry hoWJ; th,. brt-akdown of the
• • • mnJonty 1n our ey tern.
If th~ {peer group) yatcm
were funr:tioninf,'; propt!rly, th,.re
would be no nainonty. It i• ever.
pre! .. nll clear that tht! tstudenUI
o{ LC ntu t work n& ri!Spona.ibJ,.
member of peer group in order
thnt it be fl!tained on c.ampu
It is th .. opinion of IRIIC that
P~'er group mu'lt undergu re..'ltnr
ative pf'OCI! e& or it will ultimatr·
I} receive th,. axe from John R.
Howard and the ndmini!ltrn·
tion.''
-'l<'mhers ttf the Council include
Sh,.Jby Do)' from Stewart HniL
chairman: Dean Koko, Cope
land; Richard Church •• rtau.Uow.
ard: Mimi .\!nc.L~. Ruth Odell;
Nancy D~ault. Akin; Doug An·
<h•r!Wln, Fore! I; and Allan "«'ol
ton, Gallagher House.
'""eeth earts
Chairman Ball
ked
by Datrid Poulslwck
The irony or elo government
nc:,.-r ceao;.es to amaze the o(fi.
cer: of the Junior Cln!!s. H1n'111g
pluyod the ''Jumor executive"
asme for three mt')nthe. o{ Fri•ln)'
'ight flklu!, the\' hove been in
formed that rhdr m,..;,ger profith
ore to be funnelled into two grellt
Le~·i-. and Cbrk ~nl cnu es:
the Swecth,.art'.. Rall t~nd Mnr
Fr:ote. The olficer do not beli~ e
they· ,..,.re elected for purpfl!e' of
filling the Lo!!'s oc.iet) page.
Thu the Jumor Cla tnvites
un~; interested LC: l!tudc.nt or
group to a! ume the chainnon.
hip of the ~,. ecth~ll.Tt • Boll
( "'lated for f ebrual) ). The da
will pro,·id~ working rundr, fnr
the ooca~ion, and bopdulh, mcm.
etan 06 istance will no" from
uth,.r .. enlishu:ned'' ourc~ H
no nne e pr~"CS inter~t in thi
n11ponunity, rhe cla ,.;u ab
.. oh-e iL~U of thr> ~poru;ibility.
ContJtct Da'e Poul!hock or Rand
On WJ;on bdore Dec. 19, at
638-6660.
the happenings
by Bonny Boatman
Frida)', December 13
Torught and Sunday nl 7:30 p.m. nnd S p.m. respecti\>el)', Drunken
Angle, a 1948 Jnpancse film, "ill be ~'TI in PSC's iS Old Mnln
Theatre.
Also at PSC's Viking Bar, there will be music and poetry from
10 p.m. to midnight. No admi~ion will be charged
At tht t;l\ h. Auditorium , lh~ D'Oyle Carte Opera Co. v.iU present
Gilbert and Sulhvan's HMS Pinafe,... It begins at 8:30 p m and ad
miSSion r:anp: •· from ~ to $3 ..
Saturday, O~rnbcr 1•
The D'Oylc Carte Opera Co wtll presenL Th. Mikado nl the Ch•tc
Auditonum . It begins at 7:30 p m. and admi~don is $7 to $3
Sund3y, ~mber l5
AL 3 p.m. lnerc \\111 be an Ebony F'ashion Fair at the Civ1c Audi·
torium. It is sponso"'<f by the Albina Art C-enter and will feature
gowns from all over the \\Orld. Admission ts from $5 to $10
The "Festlvnl oi Chrastrnns Mus1c" will be perionncd in LC'.
chapel ut 4 p.m.
Monday, I>ecembcr 16
A trnvellog, S.v.rla, will be presmted at 8 p.m. at the Chic
1\uditorium . Admission will be $2..25 and $2.95. •
• PIONEER I OG
Students Not Consulte
Regardk~ .. or tlac indh itln.tl ~tudent' \ IC\\
of tltc :tc-:~denuc '" lcn<lrtr .tpproud \ Vetlll!!'·
dn h lhc! rar.ll)l\, it j, <Cilnin th.lf he ''ill
I fncuh). ho,,cH:r, indir.nt:d th.tt ic \\lluhl he
pu ~ibtc lot the dechton 10 hl' tt'H'r,t•d b\'
that ~.mw hod , if l<~cult\ mcmht'l \\ i"hccl ltJ
H~rnmidl•t. J\pp.•n•ntl} onl) thow \\hO \Ott•cl
in f,l\ c'la Clf the fH npth.tl wcluhl lw allowc•d I«•
mme m rcfon.,idcJ it-hut 1\C\t't thclc '• pro
h ~'m who \'ntcd tor thc• 1 ahmd:u 111ight I)(•
pet uadcd w ch:mgc their minch ir .1 :.ufli·
dent n11mhcr of 'ru<lcnt' voiced a ncg.1tiH'
'icw o( the dlangc. \\'c hope thnt th(' facult)
'' oulcl he rhtH tc.,ponsi\'(\ l•c :trfcc ted b it.
1\oth rhc long vatation perirxl h c'llll ~ov .
2i to IMt. I :tnrl t.h<' c.ulier d:Ul' Otl which
d!l ~es \\til begin, S~.:pt 15, nr<' houncl to
dmnge th~ plnn' of tetutning tutlt nt:s in
regnnl to trau pon:uion. hou~ing , '"u ,,, ion
~rnpll" m nt and \UHh parter ns. r~or ,c) me.
rhc adjustment will he t' uemcl" diffit ult. ir
not impo ,jblc.
ReCluse \\C ha'e not \Ct been .able to ga·
thcr an accur.uc ampling of ~tuclcnt opinum.
;md a poll of tho e racuh :tnd adminl\11'3tion
mcmbe~ who would be rlircctl inmhed in
the altetn:tth e,, we will not take n ''-:tnd :ll
thr time upon the mea il'! o( Or. J~unc., Stauf
fer's calendar \\'e do feel. ho'•'C\C~r . th:n the
!>tudcnrs of Le" i~ "nd Clat k College lmH' b<.'Cn
unfair h b' p:t cd in the ch.utn ·I~ of\lcci,ion·
making tlnough which the rnlenclat p10po~ :1l
tr.n clc1 I Tim!! i the cruc:iaJ clement, a' rhc college
( tlcncf:u mthr be• included in the I C: C:unlog,
:mel t>tinrin~ clc:ulline' ate drawing neat Om•
wonder if the Mhnini'>tration ha~ not fallen
den, n in Jts cturic~ by not dc•,1dng np the
tniltiCr of the calcnd.ir murh t•:trlic.•r,
\ mc•mbcr o( the ;ulmini,tr.uiou h,•s arg1H'd
dtnr the ~tudcnt ' intcl~t~ June been Jnokccl
after b, c:crt.tin m~mber; of dw fnnah ,. \\'hc
thcr or not thi t!'. tntc, it seems to m that the
'tilden I bod a.. a whole ~hould hn\ c been
con~uhcd an this dcd,ion. Stwlcm' arc not cntirch in 1 ht• dear -
1 he open hc.trin~ held b\ the CmTir.ulum
~mnnill(l' on ~11d1 m.tucr.; h;we et:tr.tinh not
ucc•n :tttenclcd b) a large pt'Hentagt• of the
'n"lcnt bu1h. Rm in this ca .. c. hearin g~ wc.•rc
11()1 hchl. The Stauffer propo.,al was made
.at the ),,.,, minute.
If \Oil di<;:a,:p-cc ''irh next \C:tr\ c:tl~nd:u.
~JX!<•k 10 )Oilr profc"m' and lt•t them know
\(Jill ~pcdfir :t~ltmenl'. Jt'.,. nnt :1 C:l\l' n! 1 he
f:tcull\ nnd aclmini.,rr.uion tninl,! to clc.•m :t
'oire to the 'tudcnt<; -it rnn be more an
ino;t:mre of in:u:tion ll\ the 'turknt" them·
'~,(!]\ C • roordin~ to the dean of "mdenL' the f:t·
C'Ult' 'c. dt"t"i ion b final. 'l'he dc:m of tl1c
LC Applies for' Upward
Bound' Program in 1969
The coJt,.ge has announced ir.
intention to appl) for an Upwurd
Bound project to the Ofiice of
Eennomi c: Opportunil\ . If th~ pro
J~I it> gl"llnlrd at \\ill l!~gin thi&
fUmmer and c<'ntinue through tlu:
nc.:~;~ academic .) ear.
UJ•l\-ard Bound i~ an <"..lPtri·
mmtnl Jlrogrum for high schO<>l John Har1 and Chaplain Gordon
\'erplank. The J'rupos:~l will be
~ubmi ttcd to OEO early in Jun·
nan, nnd the l'llllo•gl" honld
J.:now 1"· ApriJ if nn Upwurd
Uound project will he 111 Lewis
and Clark. In tht· n~:tt rl',\
mor1th • the Upward Bound com·
mince "·ill b~ con idl'ring ~tnfl
and tutorial DJI(Iointmen t5 and
making lhr:' contac 1 nc:ca5an · Ill
recruit ~otudent&. B .. U tory CorrectP.d •
Clarification is nt'cded on o
~tory headlined "BSt " 1 Com.
mnn ~al~; ~teet ~ef'd s o(
Black Community," .:lPI'r .• nm~ in
the Dc:c.. 6 i~~ue of the Log.
Th~ :.tory slated tht• admin.i,_
trution dOt"« not accept blnck $tU·
dent! in tht• tUtoring program.
'fhi~ i ""' the ca .. e. Oluck stu·
dents {or the tutoring program
art· bdn~t ncti,·ch rccruitffl h)
the ndmini~trar.inn. .\1 o, 20 lilu·
dent are rre • nth working ot
JeHerson Hiyh '>chool iMie:ad o{
tht 1 'iltc:'tl four ruden~ from f'O'~rtr area lt
is deS~gnod to attrnct bright and
talented tudent who are doins
poorl) in lhdr high.sc.hool \wrk.
Such tudenr .. may ha'e lhe po.
len ual for t'lollege "'urk but ha' e
not lhou~:ht of C()J1cs:e a a likelr
or d,.sireable ~:oal. 11w aim oC
UpWllrd Bound i to in,oh-c these
!LUdr:n~ in an on-c.ampu!; edu·
carional opcrience that will en.
('()urage th!!ID to look forward to
collf'ge rand pre('are them ... .:IVf'<
ac.ademk.ally r ~ r adminann.
Chat~ of !!UCCffi are incn·.a ed
b' an empha i11 on Muul da~;Ee.'
close rennrwl eschant;c ~~~een
filalf and &tuuent , and a ql111red
mvolva .. ent of tcac her and 'tu.
dent!! m the projcca's gools. Uron
graduation, th~ project etaH wilJ
\\ork to iMure lhc: tudent'" ad·
mi ion to colJ,.gc \\ith adequate
Gnnncial !U(Iporr. Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Meetings
pward Bound at ~-4 and
Clark "iU probabl Rne about
50 )OUng men and women-black,
white. Maican . Am.-ric:an. and
Indian. Tit · w11l be recruited
from hiaL school" ond commuo.
II) action JlrojectJI in Portland
nnd urroundinc communiri ~.
The teaching Etaff will be marie
up of membt:r& of t],,. t~wi and
Ciarlo: facuhr, and r.cac:he~ (rom
lcPCal lu11h Khool Several tutof'B
will be hired fr()ftl among V.wi,.
and Clork rurll'nt!. ln aJJ pq&i.
ti•>rt~ IJp"'-ard Bound prdc-r.s llfl·
Jllicant who huv~ lived and
workf'U in th,. tX~rnmunitie! from
"hich the ftudcnt ~ oomc. and
who how,. a direct rA.Jn,.,.m with
educating di adHmtnged lu·
dt!nt&.
The project llrOPft a1 ia cur.
rmtl) bdng drafted by Profes.
&Or Jam -uJiivun. John Pbtllips, Wins Battle of
~ ater and oil W•!l't' nearly
mi ed here la I Saturcln) a~< rwo
hi.-:hh AnUlJ:On i~tir. grnup" con.
'lierged nr thl' ~>Bme pl:~r.e . The
two ~roup were th~ Junior
Chamber or < ommert"e ano the
Heed chapter ol "'D'l -anti tlw
Cbamher of ( ommt•rce V.llJI ae·
corded thl' JIBe•· for it• rnN't ing
hoc.ause it had fii,J}Cd v. ithin thr:
sy tem.
A Re•.!d CoiJrgr. grour nf DS
tudenl5 or~aniz•·d a chapter at
nearhv Jttckson high !'CIJOol and
plllnna.l lo bold a mr~ling o( thr•
ne\\l) organized 1-!ffiUJ' here. lJn.
fortunatc:l) tlw n,.glt'C ted tlte
neo~r~ tep of clearing lhi"'
moH~ with thr collr•gf'. The
Chambn of Comm,.rce hrsd mad,.
1 h,. nece sal") arran~,.mentt.
The DS plut \liB CXJIO •:d b)
pioneer log
OHicial publication of thr .A!I!O·
ciatt·d ~aurJent of I I!\\ ie and
Clark CoUe~.t~. 0615 .\V, P.ala·
tine ltilt Ro.ad, Portland. Ore.
97219. Puhli~hcd '";,.,. Y.l!t•ll)
during tile EChool ycrsr hy Gann
Puhli bing Co S•:oond r.la
po tage paid Ill f'ortlund, Orr..
IWJ'fOR Ali•·•· 1 .. Chri tenr.en
Managing F.ditor Jufj,. Pertdl
Achertieing Mgr. Don l.enp
Ad\i&Or Gar J•·nkint! th~ r.a lls of J arkt>On parent ,
pwsumabl) enra~ed that Le" i
and Clark should be ho;~ting uch
corrupt.iw: influeoces upon thc·ir
rhildr,.n. to Dirl'ctor or Cultural
EH·nt:. Pet;o \'lahn· -\n inu•,.li·
~Z:Dtion followt·d. rc-ultmjr in nou
fi<:otion of the Ret..-d fll'Olll' and
Jack!t•m lli~h School that group
planning to Uk collt>~c · far.ilirir
mu t he arrange In do toO lwfort··
hond.
The 11'-e of rarilitie.. mu~;t iw
bookt..-d through Belen llutr.hin.
wn. ~U..'Ii, tnnt clar<'ctor of campu11
evt•nt!i, with a charge h~\it-cl Ut•on
oH .. !Ampus, groups.
Mu ... ic Hour Group
1~ Re-Identified
The Lo~ wishes to clarify c.or.
reel a t.at.-mcnt in lhl· 0~. )O
r.dition. The perfom1ing grout• in
the Df!IC. 4 mul!ir• hour "all n•Jt
1 he Croup for New Mu ic. but
"uperimenu in Art and T• rh.
nolo~)." Thie grou(l holrls op~
houf\e t•vt>ry SundO) Ill 7:30 r.m.
nt lhr. Cit) Fire Hou~~e on 1'\.
1\illin~wonh and lnh•r tall'. The
public ir. invit•·d.
Rake Sale Slated
Thr; \Vumf!n's Facuh> Club of
lo•wi and CJ~trk will hold l.l hake
blllr• .::>unda~, D~. 15, Jrom 3 to
lJ :30 p.m. in th,. fr,yrr betw~rn
~ir•ld1.1 and Stamm Dining Room .
\II proceed from lhe oll'l IHJI go
to the Uiafran ReJid Fund. Ol<t.mbt t' 13, 19Ga
Memoriam
hl J ulic Pur all •
Writl'r's note. Though Lewis and Clotrk owns severn! hund~
ncre> or lnnd, s <:mall white house behind Forest Hull Will ~
rm:cd dunng Chnstmas vacntlon to mnkl way Cor dormitories.
Born in 1880,
Llvoo n fuller liCe than most.
Oak floMs, gasUghL~. a piano from around the J lorn
While pillars, sloping lawn.
Long before the Frank's and CorbeU's Engllsh manors
Sat ntop Pnlntinc Hall.
A while fnrrn·houw lorded over all.
The S\\ ish of long silk dresses, the quiet hiss of gaslight;
" party! No one In the servant's house tonight.
Busr. taking care or a yard full of hot'S(.>s and buggies.
Frantic nctt\ity around the oversized stove.
Prosperity, isolated !rom Portland's problems .
Hard \\Ork on a big farm,
On • of the biggest 1n the county;
The t.11tirc hiUtop
Probably ne\"Cl' heard of AJbany College.
Meter and Frank are haberdashers with nice townhouses.
1916-"War what war? There's no war up here."
"Good afternoon sir. mv name is Llo••d Frank. I am • • in your boautiful farm. Would you consider ?''
1925 -Dwarfl.'<i and made insignifican t by two mans1ons,
Palatine Hill becomes a soctal center Lor Por11and "High Soc:-rety:
1935 -ll's harder now, no big cash crops • sustain, suslaln
191.2 -Guess the f<'ranks finally got rid of thetr while elephant.
somo college about to go broke in Albany
1962 -A NEW ERA -Profes.'>Or Jerold Baum takes over the hou!le
1967-now THE RADDON HOUSE this is the place
Where is there . . .
Someplace to relax'!
Listen to music?
Paint a picture?
Mnkc popcorn?
Talk to a prof?
Find a human?
There is a place.
The De,·elopment Office left it out of the catalogue •
Oversight? NoD-sight.
Come 'yc Freshmen, to the college of the beautiful and the wealthy.
But college isn't the way you lhou ght it would be
"Excuse me str, but I'm looking for someone who understands wordl
with more lhan two svllables"
Who ft~s like you do?
1969 -There used to be a place.
community forum
Fro.., h Cool
Tu tlte F.ditor:
Fr~hman dO!i!\: We\·e been
lappt·d in rht' fuc•· hy the Inter.
R··~idt•nn· Hull Council. Tht.•y
han! dt•nie.t our fre,hman motion
for the abolition of frc~men
women 'e lwur • The re.:1sons giv.
t'll for thi denial were:
I) ''A Iorge minority.. of the
frt~hmr n women ba,·e bct·n
\ iolntins their cud~"·
2) Crrtain (re hmen women
need to ha\c hour •
~i) C•·rtain R.A.s and peer
group m•·mhcrs hta\c neg·
lnctcfl tht•ir rlutic!> in enCore.
ing frt• hmen women's
hours.
'" c hu'' npywuled this motion
I\\ 1cr., nnrJ both times It hu~o htcn
<lNiir·d,
Vnlid or not, thio; i!l the ruling
and rra,.nnmg frnm th•· IRIIC.
The lugiral way "'" co1n gt"l the
ubolition of hours p8S.'!t.-d b~ dw
cuuncil '' ltJ eliminate the ~iota.
tjon of hour • We mu 1 "cool it!"
H) "ccH)lint; 11," w~ mP.an getrinl!
c':\•·ry frt••hmnn woman in her
donn !Jcfore r.udc¥o·. Thi& will bt•
cnlnrc:•ld U) r},,. Frc,.hmnn Cia ~
und for th•· F'fl•!!hman Clo "'• to
prove thor thi Glu s tJ( 1972 i~ us
r~Jion~ilJIP. .and mature 1 if nut
rnorr. 1'0) Ill\ nny othN rlu"• on
thh I.'UIIIJIIIIS. !'ifl, Wf"0fr .. Cooling
It!" All fro• hmen woml'n will bt'
in h··forc I"Utft·v. ' Thu> is ira proof
to tlao~e wlan qui' ·linn nur r,~
J>on ihilih unrl maturu,•; wt:
t111fl bt• hoth r•~pont~ihlc: und m11
lllro• if tmly givt•n th~ opfJortunit\
l'ur all lrt• hmrn who Ufl~ 1n
ten· le•l in J•rojr:ct F'roilh ( ooL
tlwn• ""ill br· un orgnnir.AIJonul
mr•r•ring Jnn, 8, 1969. Juet rl!
lnl'mb.-r -roo! it! !
I ''m Jordon
R~ f.,.,.
Kothy lnghf'r Burb \Vnng
Dnvc Rh'
Doug Jon.-
'Dead Hor e'
To The Editor:
.~\bout lv.u )'l'nr
tdle-ctuul lt•~tdl'r " ngo lhc ''In
of thi'l r.am.
pu~. tirt-d of hArping on fotudtnl
OJIIlth}·, Wc•re r.n tin~: ubout for 1
worth} CA U F .. The} found two
the Chapel, \\laic It thl l og h11
nO\• dismi ed u a dend hol'f('.
und the Oevdopme nt Office.
whirh the Lor ~~11 conl'ider 1 a
li \'1.' i "lit
I am boginnin!: to fmd tht" 11rtd
uld cUr.hc nhout tlur Oevelofl'
m•:nt Offico evcm riullc•r thon thr
hit about atud~nl apoth). Thrll
i no puint in bdnhoring the Oc
~dup rnent O((icc furaher. lt't
L~n dnnt• ocl nau,. .. um (and
~ome of my 111!!-l lrir·nd · nrt• in
Dcvr•lnpment).
But I nm Ct>d ur• with the ,.,,.,~
I) JX.-d .1nd ~<turid "thinking:" of
our ''intc:li•":Ctual lc:nd ... rl!:" i.e.
the fnculh i good, pnrtil••JI,arlr
bright yuung prof• ·~!';Orl'l o OJ'"
po•oo OJlJtnr•·ntl}· to old, nut
hriJtht rro(t'fiSOJ'1,' rhc adminiatra
lion is bad c:xct•pt for the dt.-an
n( tltud.-nt'a oflicr ~rsonnd.
which if! good; nnri tlwn there are
tlsu~ nmfu•inR pt'nJJit" like tht
preaiden1' nMif>tant 1 ndmini11tn·
tion) \1 ho 1 u briKht younJ: pro
ft• r.or uncJ how ron \'Oil l'lnMH)
him'! So bhu·k and \\ lutr blc-ndf
anln fti'C) and at hf'comcl! fnr roo
c·ornplit•ntr·d fur "" In hondln t;O
\1 r don't hut her 11 hout 1 )a,. parti·
o·ula"' and tir.k \\ith uur t~afll
R•·m·rnlit ia.
Or
clidll', In pnruphru ,. anoth•·r
.. Tiw fttr'l!; lw= dornnl'd I"
Etto K rulcm•c Derembcl
Ho110
Given
J... Stant
th, I ewit
Choir, wil
dor.tor o{
Whitworth
nlll conrcri
• mall mU!!IC
Dr. \fori
Whitworth,
u a port
to rccof[n
who have
trihutions I
of d1eir COl
Clamm,
Ltwiq nod
l!m, hns b
u~mationttl
land M "
Clark for b
Ctlm P.<*ed <
inJ! sun 1: th
He is o
College in
he camed
• m mu 1~ e
muter d
ohtatned £1
Wa!'o!ungton
• ' CTl'lCE
Chnptl I
a.m. will c1
Song for tt
aram of
cnmp oied
cral student
The Cha
John Kre•l
numbers. o
thl' IJIU!llC
Holy Nighu
morr.. will
~lo , T r a
carol~ will
~r,.g. t ion i
contem poraJ
hym1 I ··~
Baldrl
Skills
. .\ cour~
be olf~red
and Clark,
Rtading an
Cln cs.
7, vtill em
~lnJctiun. 1
'inn• will ~
work ~ 11'1
othr!!r -.tutlj
brinf' hi-.
for n clin:c
learned 5ll
by Oer ll
$110.
Th~ reu;
progr:m1
rl'adin~. 8
rln t rcucli11
t!tlu•tjc rt'a
ing. Thl· ai11
IDd t't>mp
add to rea
dent ure a
1 sider this o
I
' '}amieso
LC in
Umilnt.io
lcowi and
th,. nrlmini
cll!lJecl hr J
• • 1or, 1n nn 0
ltinn t.np,"
on KATU. c
Jamie.c;on,
land Ull
,\Jon Fi~t:'J
ll'fsit\' of
log~llu:r in
to (jj CU~~t>
'•Ptd
right , LC'!!
topir: .
AI~ on
trator ond Jndl"ed
vill be
tories.
llll
lllhy. Dt•rcmbcJ 13. 19fi8
Honorary Degree
GiZJt!n to LC Prof
[ .. Stanl~r Cnlntm, dirl'<:tor of
the 1 ewis and Clnrk C:olleg~
Choir, w1ll rl'ccive nn honorary
dcl<'tllt of mus1c dr~trre from
\\ hitvmrth Colle go durin!l thl" (j.
8111 concr•rt of tine year' Christ
mas mu!liO Cr<~tjvul.
Dr. ,\fork Kof'hl.,r prr 1dt"nt of
Whitwrtrth, wlll confer the honor
~~ 8 part of Whtt worth' polir\·
10 u:cogniu out tuncling men
' who have mod~ exceptional con
I arihution to the epirilunl growth
of their cornmunitics .
Clorum, a member of the
l.tlfic nnd Clark faculty ~inct•
19~7 . hos brou(tht notional ond in.
tcmational r«ogniti on to Port
land or. well oe to l.ewis and
Oark for hi chorol work. He hos
romposCfl cho1r music that ie be
ing ung th world over.
Ji,. is n groduRte of St Olnf
Collrge 10 Northfield, Minn nnd
hr c:1mr.d h1 buchelor' degr•·<l
in mu ic t"<lucntion m )939 Hie
ma~ter degree tn music WM
obtained {rom the Umver~rt) ' of
Wa Jun~too in 1946.
Rem.lings Accompan y
• mt1ice in Song·
Chnptol thi~ '5undn}' nt 10:30
u wHI con,i I of n. ''Service in
'-on for the Lurd'5 Day." A pro.
~IT of mu~ic will be nc
c!lmpanied by n-ndings h)• sr:v
tral 5tndrnt•.
The Chapel Choir, diT<."<!ted by
John Kreider, will mg three
numbrrs, ond Hunter '\1oore of
the mueic fncult) will ~tn~ "0
Holy Night • \Lke Cor]. 11 ~opho
morr. will play on Engli~h hom
fiOlo. T r o d i t i o n o I Chrisuno s
un•h, will ht · unf.t bv the con.
~regarion in nddition to -.evcro I
contr mporu11 onc'l from the ne\'1
hymnnl "Rit~k "
Baldridge Offers
Skill to Students
,\ oour o: in eJl('cd rct1ding "'ill
be: orf•·red wintl'r te-rm nt l.ewi5
end Clark, through thr. BnldridiJt"
Reading und "tudy .. kill& Srhuol.
Cln ~c:, wh1ch "'ill begin Jan.
for a ,
(f two ' 7, v.ill .. mphu"ile indh idunl in
uructiun. The 20 Kht•tluiPd se ...
1inn~ will not inl'orporalt' out,.irlc
11ork o llh not to int,.rfc•rl' v.ith
othr.1 tudil'~ .\ -tudl'nt mn)
brinl! hi11 own rt>zuling nmteri!ll
for n dirt-<'t llflplicntion uf t~kills
lrarnc.-tl. .,t udent. mu111 rcgi"trr
by !lee II, nnd thl' fc•· !'ill he
$110, ~g hat
bon-e.
omcl',
e tim!
evclop.
un thr
Tht:rt
he~
. lt'•
C and
!'U!f~
g" of
.. i.r.
•1lolrlr
or-
not•
'niAtn·
deal!
otmel.
.re arr
e th~
ni11tr11•
pr~
)oM if)
len( II
r too
)t':--1!0
• purti·
t!B fe Tl~r• reudms and tuch kill~
pro~;rum wrll mcluclc IIUn>t•y
l'l'.,drng, s c u n n i n J, .. krmminJl ,
.:1~, rc:adintt. unnl) tkul rearJinJ!,
'!.!thctjt• H~ading 1111cl lc1 uro• ft'IIJ•
in g. l'hr• 11 im i to inc r~u~· spc•••l
and •'omprlu·n~1on "hic-h "-Ill
add to rt·udan~ rnjo mc•nt. Stu
~~nh an· •Hk~cl to eeriuu!!ly ciOn·
sider this opponun it).
Jamieson
T.c in TJ' Di.'icu!ises
Session
Urnitationll imp~rd on tlw
Lewi and Clark &tudent hod) br
the· Mlmini .. trutiun will be di~
Cll!!:l'ff hy Jim J nmic:' -on, J C jun.
ior, in un appcoroncr on "Gc:'ner
ation Gup," 10 30 p m . J>l"r~ II
on K,\ TU, rhnnnel ')
Jaunt on, tlu· "young radical,"
and un "older c•mtt•r"nllvf'.''
.• \llln Fi•her, prolt' "or at llni·
. \('f IIV or Port lund. wcnc hroullhl
top:ethcr in on in(nrmul situation
to th cu~t~-C'Ur rt'nt prnblc:'ntt. Th~
laJ~td discuuion <'overt'!d stucJr.nt
right , LC' prohlcm anti othrr
topir. •
AI o on the how will be o mod.
rrator ond 4 "r'-' ident rAdical." PIONEER lOC: Page 3
A Crying • the Dust ID
I hear a Bell in &he distant hollow
He rings: I hear w1sdom and compassion
But walt • . . Bclls arc nol allowed in this empire
''Som~ tell him to shut up already''
The justicu ~ill stop his vcrsc
llur:ry, hurry .•. please:
Silent echoes of Wisdom Unger
They make me C~l humble but slronA r feel no fear
I fear no evil
"We are strong; we nr•! good; we arc right"
Our souls are W'cJiLing for the promise
My grandsons and their sons will be faithful
They will be strong, for I have faith
They will see the glory and listen to the Bell
The Bell will lead lhcm in life.
Ah. It's black and I am orr tht• worn path
Where in Hell am I?
I'm in a forest of tangloo emotions
I'm cold, I'm confused; where is l.he Light?
Oh, dear GOO, I see a light
I look up the mountain's face and ponder to climb.
In the Jungle, in a dark and dreary cave
A new born Chlld IS crymg
Hush lillie baby don't cry.
My eyes wander over the barren landscape
Before me there appears a caravan.
Everyman in the C"ctravan is walking his tlfe
His head Is bowed and silent
'They aU walk differently; but yet the same.
l sec their path now
It is worn and uncertaJn
The stones they lre.ad upon arc all different
Yet they are much the same.
Now they come to rut object in their path
I see it clearly now
It is a stable
A cross is leaning against the stable.
Again, my ears behold the BeU
It rings with harmony and peace
'The caravan comes to Ufe
They are talking to each other
They are embracing one another
They are giving; and loving; and praising •••
The Bell's song penetrates the heart
The air is filled with JOY
''Peace on earth and goodwill to man"
I feel something in the \\ind
Oh what a joyful place thLo; ~s
Suddenly my heart ceases lls joy
Among the cara\·an I see races that are not smiling
Faces hollowed by hurt
My god the;e faces are bleeding
But nobody Is looking at them These faces are hungry and alone
But nobody is looking at them
Thc:sc fac<.-s have bctJn shot to death
But nobody il. looklng nl them
These faces don't knO"W joy or peace
But nobody l looking at them
Som~ faces arc black ·
But nobody ls looking at them
Now r see more and mort! faces of the same sadness
But nobody Is looking at ...
Up in the heavens a Hghl shineth
It becomes bngh!N nnd brighter and brighter
The caravan becomes silt"nt and sOlemn
The caravan looks into the beautiful light
With their eyes lo the hea\·ens and caravan joins hands
The JOyous hold hands with the ones they won't look at
The Bell rings and hands are stretehi!d in brotherhood
A love supreme
The l..ight reaches its climax nnd begins to fade
The hands begin to fall
The Bell begins to die
The caravan's joy turns to pride
The ~11 has stopped its message
The carnvan txms its head in shame
All the JOY, and Jove, and hope, and givmg, and peace of man
Is grabbed and buncd in the dust..
The caravan looks weak and cold
The caravan resumes its processional along the same path
They are gone now.
Do I hear the Bell again?
No • . . I guess not
I hear a crying in the dust.
"Love came down at Cbristmas,
Love aU lovely, lo\·e divine;
Love was born at Ouist:mas.
Star and angels ga vc the stgn.
Worship we the Godhead,
Lo\·e incarnate. love divme;
Worship w~ our Jesus:
But wherein for sacred slgn?
Love shall be our token,
Love be yours and love be mine.
Love to God and all men
Love for plea and gift and sign."
By the way, how many more shopping days 'tn •..
Ts that tM Bell I hear?
No . . . I guest not • • .
I ht..-ar a crying ln the dusL
Warren Robinson. Jr.
Christmas Comes Early For Tutors Board Clarifi e..~
by Chris P111:
Jf Christma
children, then
truly come to LC. \-tas meant
Chri•tma
A" SO e~cited lud from Boi~
nod Martin LuthH l\ .. m1 Jr. de·
elcmentllJ'V ~hoot pourc:d out of
tbe yellow :school bu Oec. 7, n
wa\'e of t~omcthing like bt:lon~ing
swept throuRh 30 Lewi~ nnd Clork
lltudent!', The cr>· nf "There's m}
tutor!' rnng throup:ht tht! cold
air. warming the heart of c:ur
iow pa~~r ~oby. and J litllt; hit
of pirit began to penrlrate tht•
red brick building" ' . ''HI Ly
two, friend ~ and tutor linked
nrm!l it1 an adHmturou s di~C'OV•
ery or the compU!!. Tht• l!k) was
cloud)'. but LC'-. b.:!Jiutr ahone
through. to the delight of chi).
drcn who had clcJurn been furth
er than N E A l~na St,. \'1 hcrt":
rantily rumi5he!d old hou~es ar.:
11 far cry {rom our Ju,urious
dorm& nnd C'olleg~ renter.
CopelRnd I.oungt• wa.5 thr. rc:n·
dt'l·~ous !lite fur punch ancJ cook
iet!, '~trinttintt o{ poJK'Orn . nd loop.
ing of Chri tmot~ dtnin'l. Whnt he
gan •w a quiet dt'Cotahng party
tum•·d into .tn c'l'iting clnuer M
..,untt1 appeared on the oocnc with
a ar.kfull o( Cl\rtd)· l'nnt": . "110
HO 110" \'Ia all Mr. Claull
(Arr.hic ~Jc \doo) had tJmc to Ill•
tc.•r before It(' IH\8 snrroundt•d J,,.
t•Jger children sboutinR out thf'ir
want<.
The carol~ ,,·ere •>on r11Jllllr«!tl
with 6nUI rnu&i<'!, and, while
f'Vl"I'Vonc guthcrl-.1 round, four or
lh r kid~ dnnrr:od us onl) thC}
know ho"'. "''ht'n ~nntn an
nounced it was ranatu breaking time. all havoc broke IOOSt" a"' SO
young ter packf'd them.:che;;: in
a tight c.irelr. beneath the bright.
I C'olored hull.
TI1r. Ia 1 hit of pop<".om wa" con
umed and it wa time to depart.
Thirty tutor& t-toc,d in the rain to
"'atrh the Jut child a~end the
u~ps nnd 30 tucnn wa'cd good. bye 11! the ydlo"· ~ool bus
dro'e off. Fift) IUd_ p~....sed
dtdr nO!es to the eteaminc gla
trying \Oinl) to 5c-:e their tutors
in tl1"" cro'>d. As the l'llin fell and
the ~ darkl"ned, the campu
took on a "armer glow that
night. herdding the true Jo,e of
Chri!tml!l time. by rltf! Edilorial Boord
An unfortunatf' tvpographiral
error in the Lo,;• analyau of
Campus intellectual ncthit)
m~ 10. 1968) chan~ed the
meaning of much of the story
segment d<"•Gng with the (aeultv.
In thO'! paragraph n:ferring to
facult~· con~n·otivf:!, tb,., l!eCOnd
Concert Shows Preparation entence read '"The, are not
weU-prepared in their particular
field&." The ~ll"nce h(luld have
read .. That they are nor well·
prepared in thcir panicular firolds
is hard to defend." I itrrnll)· montlur of work ha•e
gone into the prr·paration o{ ''The:
Chri tma Story," the featured
numher for Sund1n 's ••festh·al
f "'I . " _ .. or t.; lrtNtma cone ... •·
The pief't' was ori~inally writ·
tt'n b, Ron Nelson for organ,
brocs And choir. In order to pr~
~ent th~ "'ork witb the College
Chlur and lC Concert B4nd, the
~core for lire organ had to b~
transcribed to band in trume.n·
• tauon.
It j., huped that the perfor
mance will gh e ~me indir.adon
of how 0 full orsan will R!llnd in
thr. nc\'1 chttpel.
Kt'ith Eidt-~ director of the Con·
ct•rt Hand and member of th~
mu,ic (acuh> ince 1965. was the
nne who tncklt'd the job. He fir l
had to obtain permi!!.,ion frorn
lhc pubJi ht'r nnd t"OJI)'ri!rh t 0\ffl•
rr 8\Jo&e'' und llowk~ Inc.
·n;rn c•nna~ the lont; tuk .,r fi~·
unng nut the full in trumentn
UfJn for f.onc t•rt band and the job
of preparing thr. ma t~r 'core.
rrom the mo ICr t;COFC, each in
tJj, idual part had to be "'ritten
out.
When aftked to desaibe tbe nmnunt or "urk that went into
the tranS<:riptAon, f.id~ Mid im.
pl) : "Hours. ..
F.ide nl!!o adapted t\\o other
number on thl" program for u e
with in trument!: .. Beautiful
avior," arranged br F. MeliU!
Christian!'en. for clarint"t choir,
nnd ".he ~(aria," arranged by
1\lan llo,hane:\..' for !lute choir.
ATLAS In thi5 oontext. tlt,.ir o.islcn~
on the (acult j~ eoF>il) JUct.ifiobJe
o n balancing mea5UJ'e which
choufd later be compan:d lO We
laC":k of balanoe within the atu.
d~nt bod~. Our apolo&)t'.! to 1be
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WN:k iollo,.in,; his tt'.am'.. three
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"l'rn pleJned \\ith the good
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\ all Jlf'rl's fan-know game'S
1\ltch a the Tip. Off Tournl'!\, Bri.
11Yi Columbia and the Chico )n.
\Jtallonal are ju ... t wannups for
dae all imronant lrague gamr<.
beginning in lnnual).
.. Out v. e would li~e to "·•n all
o f 1 h c 10 e game.~" «:"mpen
1~ ed. ''We \\Ant to ~odop a
"inn in,; habit. \nd it apr~ars
that (lUt tr..'lm i~ d~ dopin,; the
fonnula.''
Unit) ia till the prime clbjt'C
lt\e of the conch, "'\'\'c ba'c tt
:nurnher oC good players. Our ,,}).
j~the .is to mold thrsr numhcr
intn a l~am unit. dainkin~ of the
t~am \\inning rather than thtnl·
inJ: or them h·e too much.
"We don't ha' e 1 hi~ rrflblem
lJ .. etl Hook.. olcl
Amiean • o junior "om~·~
honOI1lr\', will bold o u!oed book
mle bel" cen 1.2 and 4 p.m. on
Jan. 8. in Oinin~ Room I ~tu.
dent ~·a hins &o sell the!ir old
hook laould bring them jn be·
t\\een 9 and ll a.m. Qn that
date. rm moro• thnn ony oth~·r t~nm
dor. • ln I art \\"'t n nih hnw 1~
n( a rrohlcm than mo t hnll
club Our tc:tm plrt\ h11~ ht~n
~"'•·ell.-nt n far."
Two fartnr imrrr.~•<'d this
'l'riaer nhout ala~ Pionrrr hn11kt'l·
ball t••am. One wn thc:rr: ohilit'
to come hack ahf'r IK"ing behind
in t" o out of thre<" ,;a me~ O\l'r
tile "~krnd.
Another Jl('lint "a~ thf' tremr.n.
clou f~ling of 1e.1m ,;pirit ·~·i·
dent nher ench of the three
gnm~s in the toumamrnt.
&om pert agretc:l. •• fhi" i an
e JIC:riencecl hull tt•nm. We have
ninr. lellt"rm~n. Tlw t\\o ~t·ninrs
ha\C: pin\ ,.,f for four 'ears nnd
thl" junior hll\1'! hod n lot of ploy.
"'1111' team jr; developing a lik·
ing for winning nntl u tliL'Iiki~
fur ln~ing, Anri tl11 1Ji r.irlinc: is
an c IH:mch imJiortant por1 t•f
h .. 1 e-~llmt•.
Thh• "<'<'k the h•nm jq f::t'llin~
r••ady for J:Rtne<~ agninst Driti h
Columbia Dec. 20 nnJ 21. l.n t
'''IIS(.In tht• Pionc•ers rlit l1 rnir
of game , lo•ing ~ tQ 97 and
¥oinning Ill to 97.
"11u h a fi~t cia <~ tenm "e
nre facing," ~cmpl'r:t empha.
izcd. "The ho'e two memlwrs
oi the 1%1 Cttnndaan Olvmpic
ll'lltn thi H~llr (>lu \cal ~lllrl).
thrir leading !ICorer from Ia 1 .. ) r.3r.
\n indication nf thejr trength
was thr•tr Game agnin~l Portland
tatt• eorlier in tht year. BC ran
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..ORTUICO , ORtCON Jack Des Bouillons, editor
thtnt mat of thl' g m, dnwninA
the \ iktnJt~ by 15 points.
Follmnn~ the triT' lo flriti~h
C.llumhiu. the Jlinnrrr r~ln' un.
til the Chico [n,•itotinnul Tnurna•
menl, Janunry 2 1hrou~h tlw J.
f.C oprn~ the "ccnnd ag4in t ho't
tr11m C..:hiro ~tnt~ .
The Pioneer~ art an'<iout' to
n~eng~ n b~l ~crcmil IM to Chi·
co lo 1 \'car. flownt•r it i~ a Ill•
tnlh diffrr~·nt tc•:un thnl 1 C will
be• facing "Tht•) hnH1 ei~;lat JC
tronder' in," ~r.mrer t r'\pl:lincd,
"S() we know nothing ol)(lul
tht m." Grapplers Competitive
In Washington Tourney
rmpt•rt f~l" thot tht• two pre.
toumomrnt {o, orilt· \qJl hr rith·
c r Whittier or Ct·ntrnl \'\ t...Ia.iliR·
tun
JJ' Hoopste1·s
Post 2-1 Record
The Lewis 11nci Clnrk junior
var-.ity bn"'ketbn II ~quud will ht•
U'VIR!l to improvt• on their 2 and
1 nrord toni~tht wht'n tlu·r piny
a~nin~ l Clark Collcgt• in Vnn·
CllUn~r nt 6 p.m. L:nt f'ridn~ and Saturda,·, the
l..c\\ j" nntl Clark Wl't"c''tling !!quod
rompl'll~ in the Unhc~ity of
Wnahington ln,itutionol tnuma·
mcnt and gll\·e a goad account o(
• • them&<·h e agom t toupenor op-
• • pOl'ltiOn.
''J\Jl the kidtt reJlr<'.l!COieO them
>~dn~ w•·ll n~ainl't major collc~r
competition,· conch Del Smith
commcntetf "We were compctmg
or 1111 1 proplc \\Ito hove wrestled
m Nl \A mtct""
Two Jlioncen. p:ovc excellent
occuunt o( lhcm~~elw~ nt the
tournnmrnt. Jc:rry Lund8£ord fin·
i•hl·d fourth lle lo~t o drcat~ioo
tn till' ntntuol champion in hi11
clh i"ion. thcn bf'ot two othl·r Ofl·
pont'nts bdoro )Ming hi~ final
match in t·onsolntinn r,Juy.
l't·m Krnnl"<iy lo!lt to a wrest·
ler rrom Portlanc) Stole. He re-boundt·d in hi• match llfininu
Orc:y.on Stntr nnd flO~tt'd n 'JCiory,
1\.c·nned~ dropped ht" fino I ogainn
o \\rc .. tlt•r from Wn hington.
"All in oll," Smath oad, "I
think M did o prt·tl) £tnr job."
Tlu-. Pioneer's next match u
tomorrow agrun•t Linfield ··w,
tlon 't know what to expect Crom
thrm " !:lm11h t''\plnmrd '"fhey
did bent "illnmcttc-IBIII wetk.~
'llu•n nrt no mnld\1'
Chri.,tmo~ ,·ncouon. Tho nCJI
match will hr n~in11t Pnrili•
Lual1em m Tnconao un Jnnuan
18th Tht:. fir111t home mntch a•
attuan!!l Linfield on thr 21111
"I would like to cmphn$au tha1
wr hon· n lot oC dcdic4tctl youna
mrn on the !lquad," muh "Bid
"\Vt• hoJIC IO dt'\ t•lop "Omo rride
nnd o winning pro~trom " ln tlwir fiNt outin~. tlw 5qund
ro~tcd on 89 to Sfl \'ictol') o~cr
Portland Communitr College.
The young team '"' not &o lor.
tunntc the ;;econd time around U!i
they "ere bombt"d br the Port·
lunrl Fro Ia 100 to 60. Soccer Effort Pleases Coach
The Pioneers ehook of( the lo -.
howe\er, and pinned an SS to 7b
lo .... ~ on Mt. Ilood Communit}
Collegt-.
So far, •ophomorc Mtkc Tuck.
tr ond fro"h Randy Hart June
been the sporkplu.-r ~ of the JV
team Ahcr many n lo5ing ~Hort in
the l'nrly pan o( the ·ear, the
Le\\i-nncl Clark 50<'Cer telllll
come UJI "'itl1 a big eHort and
hcont Pacific in their la!<l gnme of
the trnn.
\\ Hh llw nnrrovcd play. both
mdmduull\ nnd oc. n team, conch
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·----------------------------· Cnre, D'Arcr i~ lookin~t forward • to l~BI{IIt' compeht•on next tcnn
''The t~om ha" lltendil) im
pro,·cd throughout thu tenn,"
o;aid thr conch "h 111 more :ap.
oble o{ taktng the fiC"'d with ony
s1de in the league ond beotmr
them
"Thi" WM ll feeling that Wit
obsen• at the very bcginn.inf! of
the 'IOCCcr cnmpnign "
Looking nt the player.. on th,
.. quod D'Arc) commented , "ln.
dh iduols !'IUCh 011 llnrry Hoo {er·
'Iter Grell Wognor and Milct
Murry hove ampro\t'd n p;reat
dcnl They hove diminuted mnnJ
of the mi'lloke.. they were ma1
inp; two monthe ngo
"Hnwcver. procllce next term
will be concentrated on improv.
in!( thl" bo•JC "kiJI11 of both
!tquod11 Once ball control i1
gnined, t~amwork i• the neJ1
o;tep uch o we taw m our gamt
ngaan!tt Paci£ic
"Halfbnck!l like Maurice Men·
doza arc now bep.mnm~r to rOB·
trol the game nnd odd el.ln
punch to tho forword line whllr
defending ju11~ ~~~ well Herem
lie• tht' 1ecrct." 0' Arc\· stated
"flloy£>r'-, b1'C'Illl t.• o£ fitnr••
ond Rn"nter control orr doan11
more work than the, hove be
fore Tht' mcreo"et~ the chanc~
of -.coranll
"~eltt term wr ore lookin~t for·
word to beattnll teams ~ueh at
Ore~ton nncl s, uthern Ore~ton;
trom we: nnrrowlv 1&-et to thu
tenn. We •hould have bcnten
these tenm tn m} opmion nnd
only lup~;e <~ of concentration let
u down."
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Students
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Japan and
countries
gram-lnd
SIJ.
LC stude
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to Washinf
l'l!i sctcnce
Oregon to
encc.
The fndi
"first to go
according
sued lnst
lege. Dr. (
rector of
grams. e'<
· India grout
shon perio
on the trip
For nn exa
ed a hypo
would inch.
bul nnd lat
IS India.
Definite
hopping pa
not yet b(\1
''The numb
and the art
will depen1
students'
said. "The
together a
say 'sorry
student caa
as the o
according I
is able to d
The stud
Peru and
abroad du
1 \\inter Ler~
1 Dr. Mortot
professor o
man O'Ban
lessor of (
Leo Jecny, or modem
ltvelv.
During t
terms. Dr
slstanl pr
will darcct
and Dr Wj
fessor of <l
the group
Peter VJ
campus act1
group to l
sprmg and
The Was
Oregon trtp
term, 1969.
political
staffs,
In New
Kenneth
fessor of
tenn, 1970
Costs
cren~e for
M to $2'
a
pleton.
A
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lions, etc.
the end or
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• I Ill' Students y,j)J br.gin cla .. r.!;
~r•t . IS next ycnr und will lx:
ghen n 39.dny voc-ation brt•;tk in
Doocrnllt'r 19fi9, occurdinll to the
Dt"<'. II dcc:i•ion of the l.C fucuhy.
\pprmdmotcly 75 pr•r l'nt or
thn~ attending the fnruh )' IOCI't·
ing \(lied in fovor of the nco
d,.mic col~ndnr propo"r·tl b, Dr
James Stauf£cr, pro{e ... CI(lr of bio-lC)g)'. The eolcndnr, which opplies
onlr to thr roll tc::rm of next year,
con!!i<;t• o( 10 full Y,t•ck!l or clas
~es plu<~ a four.doy ctllom pcrio.J
prior to Thnnksgj' in g.
Thr• term y,·ill begin Monday,
'ept. 15, ond will rnd 1-"ri•h).
~O\ . 21. Ex urn rwriud will take
plol'e (rom Soturduy, N'''· 22,
through w~dn,~ay, Nov. 26.
Pioneer
Captures Forensic
Tourney Squad
Awards
Tt·u tudent~ reccntl) captured
2J nwnrd in the final two ron•n.
!k.! tournomt"n t of the year, to
up what I.C &Jwt-ch conche~
Jean Ward and Ceorge .\u .. tin
a~:rc.. 'l.' wos "the line~t term in LC
roren ies hi~tol') ."
lu addition, tho Polnttruan 5
I prtl\ed thcrn~t·h~ onto-of We'lt'
1 mo~t formidable !~<JUDd.. when
the' c•amcd the junior dlVJ!Iton •
"H't'Tl~tnkc!'i U\'o nrd 111 tlu ~ ec.t.
ern reech ..\s"Of 1ntaon' ~ annual
tournnmt:nl hdd No'. 28.30 at
Bnglmm Young Umvcrr.tt\' More
than 70 college throu~hout l•J
\1'Cl\ rn t~tQtl·~ wt-rc an competi·
tiou t W '5 A.
Tl,l team hu~ be t>n led in dt>·
bat•• by 1 e~lie Bu xtcr ond fo..nth~·
Fra1 k, who won fir"t plure 10
jun1• r women' cih i!Uon at the
Unheo~i t) of Portlond toumty
Det.'. 6-7. and ~-cond a 1 W \
l.eslir one! Knth) ol<~n note ht-d
hfll at the~ Centro lin In' itntionol
rarli r thi!l year compiling o to·
tal 31"'~ 'l'lin.los,; n.~ord through
fnc toumornl"n t •
Boh Por on.. nnrl Paul ~ct ... on
remained undc·fcott>d ut l o{
Portland to lead nil junior uwn
debntr~. and rc:Ocllt'tl the quaT·
te!rliuuls 11 Brighom Young. Par·
~~~~ nnd -.:d. on ol<.C.) captur~:d
firet in thc:tr divl!ltnn at Crntrnlin.
Other dcbutc tcum Wtth tlUI· in~ ut '\1: .S.r\., and third in C:X·
temp at Portland.
-~like Wallrnork, fourth ond
th1r1l m junior men'!! C){lernp at
\'\' ~ \ and Ponland, re5pcr ..
lively
-Bruce Ettinger,
• • • JUruor men extemp
tournaments . ~ond in
at both
Jim Fo<~t,.r captured the firl!'t
place nward in !enior men' ~~·
ternp nt Portland, while hi~ dr..
l.lnte pnnner, Wayne Abhou, took
third in the same evc·nt. Jnhn
Bunnt•r earned third in junior
men' pen;uuive apettking at the
Portland tourney. Twc..'niY·"iX <~tu·
dent portictpnted in one or more
toumom1·nh thil!. tt•rm. IA·wifl
and Clark will ~enrl t\\o debate
tPam!< to the Stanford lnvitationol
Jnn. 2·<1, ond to the U C lm ito·
tiona! Jan S-7. Bntb tnumomentf!
"ill draw college d~hnter5 from
throughout the c;ountry.
On Jan. 31, the Pioneer~ hr.ud
for C•·ntralio College, "here they
""ill attempt to retain po sc11~ion
of that tournament',. "'·ecp tnkt"'
troph't. The winner o( the rt,IIJ·
ting 1 roph' i" dt'("id~d on a com·
pilotion of point {rom rc~ulu of
c e n t r n I · ~ debate tourn.lmc.nt ,
held t•urlier thi term, und the
tlm:c.dn~ individual event"' eon.
• t~t cormng up. The ntank!giving • Chr.i tmos re·
cr ""ill he gin ar noon. Nov, 26,
ontl winter term "'ill begjn Jan.
5. There will bt' no ch11nge in the
pre!cnt tentative date for wintt!T
nod pring term~
The proposal, cull,i b) Stauf.
fer the "3·1-3.3" plan, rcploc:ed
th1· O<" .. udcrnic C4lcndar prr>\iou&
lv a pprm cd h~ tlw Curriculum
Conunittt!e, Thut plan <'lllled for
clu~sr'!'l to br:o~n Srpt. 25, 1969,
with fall lrrm r!ndin~ Dec. 12. A
{our-tlu y brenk for Thank~giving
would have been included.
Final chedule
~1ondoy, Dec. 16
9 n.rn.·l2 noon Period 1
I p.m .• 4 p.m. Period 6
Tuesday, Dec. li
9 a.rn .• J2 noon Period 2
1 p.m .• ·l p.m. Period ''
\'\'edn ~da,- D~c. 18
9 n.m .• J2 noon Period 3
I Jl.m .• 4 p.m. Period 5
Thur~a)', Dec. 19
I) a.m .• )2 noon Period 7
I a.m .• 4 p.m. Period 8 and 9
campus flicks
In lames Cir.ardli
Thi f'rid.1y night in E'-nn-. at
7 p.m unci ngain nt Q p.m. Dia.
blque will be shown. ll1i~ i~ one
of the great horror films of all
ltmt -not the mon ter·t,·pc hor.
rnr, but the kind human beings
and onl) human heing,s con in.
flict U(IOn each other.
To top that off. on Sunda
night in Evans at 7:30 p.m.,
/JiooJ of a Port will bee "hown.
Oirl'Cted b) Jean Cocteau, the
film i on,. of the fir ... t nnd moq
inlt·r~tin~ surreali!ltic mo' i.-~
mnclr. It'll \\ ir:ord, and hould lx
n JICrft~l &larting point {or Una) •
Jtandin~ rerorcl intludt frc"h·
m~n Bruct Eutn~t-r and Mtkct
\\ ollmn rk, who Jllar.t•d tlurd nl
tbr Univcr>~1lv of Portlnnd nnd
rea("h('cl the qunrterunol brarket
11 W .S.A.; nnd a nt•Yt -.c.•ntor
men' tt•am of Woync ~\bbott and
Jtm fo ter, whirh t":lltnf'cl <~t:-concl
11 the Port !noel toum~'. Faculty Favors Present
Incomplete ade Policy
Ouc •tanding imlh icluo 1 ev~nt
~peakcr • "ith thc·ir rt"rttrd an
thr. lu~t I wo tournurnrnl , in·
duclc:
-ophnmort• ~uc " e tt'rbrrg.
~h·• ~dtt•tl 1\\ o {i r '' Jllnre I rn
phi~:s 111 the U of Portland in Jlln
PJtJIO'~tlnr) "peaking.
-BoL Pnrsunt~, ,,ho"' rt'C'ord
include first plnn 1n JUnior
men' expo:Uton ut \'\ "· \ . nnd
"<~nnd in thu sUtnl' t•vr•nl ul Port·
land.
-Pnul "lrl on, fir-11 ,,Inc.: in
JUn111r mt-n\. mtcrp 111 \\ ~. \.,
•nrl ~<•·c:nnd in that '' c•nt 111 Port·
lond.
lc lit· On'tlt:r, (iftlt in JUnior
Wnnu:n' · expo• iton ut \'\ "\.A.,
an,J c~cmd in 1hot r\cnt ut Port.
und
-1\:oth} Frnnl.:, fihh in
women '11 ~·.Att•mporanrou~ • • JUntur
apc·uk· The poliev regarding in<"om·
plctt• ~radrs Vi ill remnin thto
nme a it ha~ in the past.
Whil«' ome ahernoth r~ Wt'rt'
mentioned nt the 'Jo, I ~ facuh •
meetin~ it wa drc 1dcd b) the
m•·tnber of the .\dmis~ion nnd
c hola· tic Standing Cornmittctt
tn rt commend 11 •'Ontinuution of
thu pre~ent pnlic\.
The pre~nt "Y~tcm of handling
mcomplele grade;~ ~pt·cihe· that
11 ·I udcnt mut~t make up tlw in·
l'nmplctc l!fOde \\ ithin 30 school
doy" uf Lhc n•"cl term in which
tlw student i" enrollt-cl, nml 10 11n
( n .. r wilhin tlmw )'t'nr . Tlw fin
ul p;rudt will dopend u1•on tht'
'luaUh of the work. 'rhr. iucom
Jllr.te trrnd(· w1ll onl\' h~ i urd in
ruer. of tm!cnt illnc or uthr.r
pro' idt•ntiltl raiN',
Ouring the Dec. 11 Incuh ·
mt·••tjnfl, the Admissions unci
.. dtoloMtic titanding committf't• mode il.! final repon in favor of
the nbovc polic)' nnd added "the
deferrt:d grade hould be appU.
cablt" to an continuing ccaun;.e at
the discretion of the in .. tructor
(without hu' ins to obtain pre.
'it)U.!i permi<~ion frum tbc: curri.
~ulum c.•ommittcc ). At thr end of
the ~··quence n definite grade
mu t be a "'ignnl."
On(' o{ thr. alternative.-; cont~i·
dt•retl was thut u "Q" grade be
i ttue,f for •nrotnplr.tl$. Tbi \\at
uggcsted b) Dr. William Ron·
d 1ll, nnd thi grnclt• would indi ..
,.,,,,. that th~ work for th1• cnun.e
hod not bt-en r.tltnpl('ted. Tht,
l'our c ,,·oultl remain on tht• rtc·
nrd until thr ''ork is <'.Ompleted
nnd \1 ould not be counted .'1!
work attrmrtcd until a grade wu
turn••tl in Tha poliq did not
meet "ith foruh) 11ppro~ol, and
the) affirmed tlwir JH»itile opin·
inn n( the I''' rnl Y"lt·m • IRHC Upholds Curfew
For Freshmen Women
In n unnnimnue action, th,.
Inrer·Resid,.tKe Hall Council hu
r.hD!en to dd r.u t the mot ion for
abolition of frr.phm,.n women's
Curf~W hours whir.h Will present·
,.cJ hy the frr. hmrn dar;s.
1'he <JCtuol vnt~. onnnunced
\Vrtlnr!duy night following "
m,.••ting of the IRHC, wn& five
advoot1ting retention n! houri!,
nne opposing hour11 and one nb.
~t,.nti•m . Thr. Council agrer:d to
ca II the balloting unammous..
TR Problems
Qctin Attention
l!!ues involving th,. Troil
Room wttrr: di.6Cu c•d br th,.
T~'mplr.ton CAUeJte f'rntcr Co\·
eming Bonrd and Pre-iident John
Howard during !-(> cions prior to
th,. Thankegi\'in~ vnention.
The TCC 8onrd was allnttco.d
1,000 {or the exrre55 rmrpQ1!e of
decorating tht" Troil Room. Since
Howarrl would like the job done
prof•~ ionall). how•~cr, t h c
funds are in~uWci,.nt.
The Hoard muet eithl'r find a
Ytll)' of acquiring the additional
funds, ClT mu I SCrap the idl'!o of
re-decoration. Ont! l!uggested al.
trrnath·e i to ask tud~nt.drown
plan for rc..,feenration, thu~ cut.
tins costl!. J\ final df"ci ion was
not rear.hcd.
\ ~oncJ i" ue was that of the
Trail Room jul:eho.x. Tw, fea.
aurc" need to be changed, accord.
ing to Howard: the volume and
the. limited !el,.ction of mu ic
a'·ailablc to the LC communit).
H tlu.~· two featur~ are not
amended, mort· dra tic llction
pt·rhap~ the remn\al of th,. juk,..
bo -"'ill go into effect.
The Boord mode cc)ntaet with
the jukebo;~~; componr to get the
fact on '(Jlume .:ontrol :tnd to
ee if LC can make !!om.-choice
in "'hot r~cnrd orr mod,-avail.
ahlr. The cnrnpan} ha pok,.n
r ~ornbl) DOOUI changing th~
feature 'rtw Roanl is pr~ntl)
'141litin~ to gnth~r tht' reln,;n~t
focts before initiating oction.
The Trail Room i not speci·
ficalh for ~tu•icnl u~e. accordins
to wntten college polic}. Tern.
pleton i11 nor a ~udcnt union
building. Thu , nltho11J;h stu·
Jents, through th,. TCC Co\ern·
ing Board or another mean~. mov
!>Ubmit opinions and recommen.
d.1tion about the Trnil Room, fi.
nal cied ion re"l with th•• admin·
• • J&lratton, In a 81atemmt r,.leuerf to the
Log. IRIIC memht!rs saiil: "We
would truM rhe fac:t that the: rna.
jr1rity of (r~hmen wom,.n ore
c.apohl~ o{ not having IJnurB
hnt in light of tht: fnr.t of the
hr eak down
in l'Omr. other ar os in cnnnec.
tion with the tremendou dL,e
lllDrd anti infrnction of ntlf: thi.,
year by o large majorit) of fre!h·
men women, we fe~>l thi• min11T·
iry hoWJ; th,. brt-akdown of the
• • • mnJonty 1n our ey tern.
If th~ {peer group) yatcm
were funr:tioninf,'; propt!rly, th,.re
would be no nainonty. It i• ever.
pre! .. nll clear that tht! tstudenUI
o{ LC ntu t work n& ri!Spona.ibJ,.
member of peer group in order
thnt it be fl!tained on c.ampu
It is th .. opinion of IRIIC that
P~'er group mu'lt undergu re..'ltnr
ative pf'OCI! e& or it will ultimatr·
I} receive th,. axe from John R.
Howard and the ndmini!ltrn·
tion.''
-'l<'mhers ttf the Council include
Sh,.Jby Do)' from Stewart HniL
chairman: Dean Koko, Cope
land; Richard Church •• rtau.Uow.
ard: Mimi .\!nc.L~. Ruth Odell;
Nancy D~ault. Akin; Doug An·
<h•r!Wln, Fore! I; and Allan "«'ol
ton, Gallagher House.
'""eeth earts
Chairman Ball
ked
by Datrid Poulslwck
The irony or elo government
nc:,.-r ceao;.es to amaze the o(fi.
cer: of the Junior Cln!!s. H1n'111g
pluyod the ''Jumor executive"
asme for three mt')nthe. o{ Fri•ln)'
'ight flklu!, the\' hove been in
formed that rhdr m,..;,ger profith
ore to be funnelled into two grellt
Le~·i-. and Cbrk ~nl cnu es:
the Swecth,.art'.. Rall t~nd Mnr
Fr:ote. The olficer do not beli~ e
they· ,..,.re elected for purpfl!e' of
filling the Lo!!'s oc.iet) page.
Thu the Jumor Cla tnvites
un~; interested LC: l!tudc.nt or
group to a! ume the chainnon.
hip of the ~,. ecth~ll.Tt • Boll
( "'lated for f ebrual) ). The da
will pro,·id~ working rundr, fnr
the ooca~ion, and bopdulh, mcm.
etan 06 istance will no" from
uth,.r .. enlishu:ned'' ourc~ H
no nne e pr~"CS inter~t in thi
n11ponunity, rhe cla ,.;u ab
.. oh-e iL~U of thr> ~poru;ibility.
ContJtct Da'e Poul!hock or Rand
On WJ;on bdore Dec. 19, at
638-6660.
the happenings
by Bonny Boatman
Frida)', December 13
Torught and Sunday nl 7:30 p.m. nnd S p.m. respecti\>el)', Drunken
Angle, a 1948 Jnpancse film, "ill be ~'TI in PSC's iS Old Mnln
Theatre.
Also at PSC's Viking Bar, there will be music and poetry from
10 p.m. to midnight. No admi~ion will be charged
At tht t;l\ h. Auditorium , lh~ D'Oyle Carte Opera Co. v.iU present
Gilbert and Sulhvan's HMS Pinafe,... It begins at 8:30 p m and ad
miSSion r:anp: •· from ~ to $3 ..
Saturday, O~rnbcr 1•
The D'Oylc Carte Opera Co wtll presenL Th. Mikado nl the Ch•tc
Auditonum . It begins at 7:30 p m. and admi~don is $7 to $3
Sund3y, ~mber l5
AL 3 p.m. lnerc \\111 be an Ebony F'ashion Fair at the Civ1c Audi·
torium. It is sponso"'<f by the Albina Art C-enter and will feature
gowns from all over the \\Orld. Admission ts from $5 to $10
The "Festlvnl oi Chrastrnns Mus1c" will be perionncd in LC'.
chapel ut 4 p.m.
Monday, I>ecembcr 16
A trnvellog, S.v.rla, will be presmted at 8 p.m. at the Chic
1\uditorium . Admission will be $2..25 and $2.95. •
• PIONEER I OG
Students Not Consulte
Regardk~ .. or tlac indh itln.tl ~tudent' \ IC\\
of tltc :tc-:~denuc '" lcn<lrtr .tpproud \ Vetlll!!'·
dn h lhc! rar.ll)l\, it j, <Cilnin th.lf he ''ill
I fncuh). ho,,cH:r, indir.nt:d th.tt ic \\lluhl he
pu ~ibtc lot the dechton 10 hl' tt'H'r,t•d b\'
that ~.mw hod , if l<~cult\ mcmht'l \\ i"hccl ltJ
H~rnmidl•t. J\pp.•n•ntl} onl) thow \\hO \Ott•cl
in f,l\ c'la Clf the fH npth.tl wcluhl lw allowc•d I«•
mme m rcfon.,idcJ it-hut 1\C\t't thclc '• pro
h ~'m who \'ntcd tor thc• 1 ahmd:u 111ight I)(•
pet uadcd w ch:mgc their minch ir .1 :.ufli·
dent n11mhcr of 'ru<lcnt' voiced a ncg.1tiH'
'icw o( the dlangc. \\'c hope thnt th(' facult)
'' oulcl he rhtH tc.,ponsi\'(\ l•c :trfcc ted b it.
1\oth rhc long vatation perirxl h c'llll ~ov .
2i to IMt. I :tnrl t.h<' c.ulier d:Ul' Otl which
d!l ~es \\til begin, S~.:pt 15, nr<' houncl to
dmnge th~ plnn' of tetutning tutlt nt:s in
regnnl to trau pon:uion. hou~ing , '"u ,,, ion
~rnpll" m nt and \UHh parter ns. r~or ,c) me.
rhc adjustment will he t' uemcl" diffit ult. ir
not impo ,jblc.
ReCluse \\C ha'e not \Ct been .able to ga·
thcr an accur.uc ampling of ~tuclcnt opinum.
;md a poll of tho e racuh :tnd adminl\11'3tion
mcmbe~ who would be rlircctl inmhed in
the altetn:tth e,, we will not take n ''-:tnd :ll
thr time upon the mea il'! o( Or. J~unc., Stauf
fer's calendar \\'e do feel. ho'•'C\C~r . th:n the
!>tudcnrs of Le" i~ "nd Clat k College lmH' b<.'Cn
unfair h b' p:t cd in the ch.utn ·I~ of\lcci,ion·
making tlnough which the rnlenclat p10po~ :1l
tr.n clc1 I Tim!! i the cruc:iaJ clement, a' rhc college
( tlcncf:u mthr be• included in the I C: C:unlog,
:mel t>tinrin~ clc:ulline' ate drawing neat Om•
wonder if the Mhnini'>tration ha~ not fallen
den, n in Jts cturic~ by not dc•,1dng np the
tniltiCr of the calcnd.ir murh t•:trlic.•r,
\ mc•mbcr o( the ;ulmini,tr.uiou h,•s arg1H'd
dtnr the ~tudcnt ' intcl~t~ June been Jnokccl
after b, c:crt.tin m~mber; of dw fnnah ,. \\'hc
thcr or not thi t!'. tntc, it seems to m that the
'tilden I bod a.. a whole ~hould hn\ c been
con~uhcd an this dcd,ion. Stwlcm' arc not cntirch in 1 ht• dear -
1 he open hc.trin~ held b\ the CmTir.ulum
~mnnill(l' on ~11d1 m.tucr.; h;we et:tr.tinh not
ucc•n :tttenclcd b) a large pt'Hentagt• of the
'n"lcnt bu1h. Rm in this ca .. c. hearin g~ wc.•rc
11()1 hchl. The Stauffer propo.,al was made
.at the ),,.,, minute.
If \Oil di<;:a,:p-cc ''irh next \C:tr\ c:tl~nd:u.
~JX!<•k 10 )Oilr profc"m' and lt•t them know
\(Jill ~pcdfir :t~ltmenl'. Jt'.,. nnt :1 C:l\l' n! 1 he
f:tcull\ nnd aclmini.,rr.uion tninl,! to clc.•m :t
'oire to the 'tudcnt<; -it rnn be more an
ino;t:mre of in:u:tion ll\ the 'turknt" them·
'~,(!]\ C • roordin~ to the dean of "mdenL' the f:t·
C'Ult' 'c. dt"t"i ion b final. 'l'he dc:m of tl1c
LC Applies for' Upward
Bound' Program in 1969
The coJt,.ge has announced ir.
intention to appl) for an Upwurd
Bound project to the Ofiice of
Eennomi c: Opportunil\ . If th~ pro
J~I it> gl"llnlrd at \\ill l!~gin thi&
fUmmer and c<'ntinue through tlu:
nc.:~;~ academic .) ear.
UJ•l\-ard Bound i~ an <"..lPtri·
mmtnl Jlrogrum for high schO<>l John Har1 and Chaplain Gordon
\'erplank. The J'rupos:~l will be
~ubmi ttcd to OEO early in Jun·
nan, nnd the l'llllo•gl" honld
J.:now 1"· ApriJ if nn Upwurd
Uound project will he 111 Lewis
and Clark. In tht· n~:tt rl',\
mor1th • the Upward Bound com·
mince "·ill b~ con idl'ring ~tnfl
and tutorial DJI(Iointmen t5 and
making lhr:' contac 1 nc:ca5an · Ill
recruit ~otudent&. B .. U tory CorrectP.d •
Clarification is nt'cded on o
~tory headlined "BSt " 1 Com.
mnn ~al~; ~teet ~ef'd s o(
Black Community," .:lPI'r .• nm~ in
the Dc:c.. 6 i~~ue of the Log.
Th~ :.tory slated tht• admin.i,_
trution dOt"« not accept blnck $tU·
dent! in tht• tUtoring program.
'fhi~ i ""' the ca .. e. Oluck stu·
dents {or the tutoring program
art· bdn~t ncti,·ch rccruitffl h)
the ndmini~trar.inn. .\1 o, 20 lilu·
dent are rre • nth working ot
JeHerson Hiyh '>chool iMie:ad o{
tht 1 'iltc:'tl four ruden~ from f'O'~rtr area lt
is deS~gnod to attrnct bright and
talented tudent who are doins
poorl) in lhdr high.sc.hool \wrk.
Such tudenr .. may ha'e lhe po.
len ual for t'lollege "'urk but ha' e
not lhou~:ht of C()J1cs:e a a likelr
or d,.sireable ~:oal. 11w aim oC
UpWllrd Bound i to in,oh-c these
!LUdr:n~ in an on-c.ampu!; edu·
carional opcrience that will en.
('()urage th!!ID to look forward to
collf'ge rand pre('are them ... .:IVf'<
ac.ademk.ally r ~ r adminann.
Chat~ of !!UCCffi are incn·.a ed
b' an empha i11 on Muul da~;Ee.'
close rennrwl eschant;c ~~~een
filalf and &tuuent , and a ql111red
mvolva .. ent of tcac her and 'tu.
dent!! m the projcca's gools. Uron
graduation, th~ project etaH wilJ
\\ork to iMure lhc: tudent'" ad·
mi ion to colJ,.gc \\ith adequate
Gnnncial !U(Iporr. Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Meetings
pward Bound at ~-4 and
Clark "iU probabl Rne about
50 )OUng men and women-black,
white. Maican . Am.-ric:an. and
Indian. Tit · w11l be recruited
from hiaL school" ond commuo.
II) action JlrojectJI in Portland
nnd urroundinc communiri ~.
The teaching Etaff will be marie
up of membt:r& of t],,. t~wi and
Ciarlo: facuhr, and r.cac:he~ (rom
lcPCal lu11h Khool Several tutof'B
will be hired fr()ftl among V.wi,.
and Clork rurll'nt!. ln aJJ pq&i.
ti•>rt~ IJp"'-ard Bound prdc-r.s llfl·
Jllicant who huv~ lived and
workf'U in th,. tX~rnmunitie! from
"hich the ftudcnt ~ oomc. and
who how,. a direct rA.Jn,.,.m with
educating di adHmtnged lu·
dt!nt&.
The project llrOPft a1 ia cur.
rmtl) bdng drafted by Profes.
&Or Jam -uJiivun. John Pbtllips, Wins Battle of
~ ater and oil W•!l't' nearly
mi ed here la I Saturcln) a~< rwo
hi.-:hh AnUlJ:On i~tir. grnup" con.
'lierged nr thl' ~>Bme pl:~r.e . The
two ~roup were th~ Junior
Chamber or < ommert"e ano the
Heed chapter ol "'D'l -anti tlw
Cbamher of ( ommt•rce V.llJI ae·
corded thl' JIBe•· for it• rnN't ing
hoc.ause it had fii,J}Cd v. ithin thr:
sy tem.
A Re•.!d CoiJrgr. grour nf DS
tudenl5 or~aniz•·d a chapter at
nearhv Jttckson high !'CIJOol and
plllnna.l lo bold a mr~ling o( thr•
ne\\l) organized 1-!ffiUJ' here. lJn.
fortunatc:l) tlw n,.glt'C ted tlte
neo~r~ tep of clearing lhi"'
moH~ with thr collr•gf'. The
Chambn of Comm,.rce hrsd mad,.
1 h,. nece sal") arran~,.mentt.
The DS plut \liB CXJIO •:d b)
pioneer log
OHicial publication of thr .A!I!O·
ciatt·d ~aurJent of I I!\\ ie and
Clark CoUe~.t~. 0615 .\V, P.ala·
tine ltilt Ro.ad, Portland. Ore.
97219. Puhli~hcd '";,.,. Y.l!t•ll)
during tile EChool ycrsr hy Gann
Puhli bing Co S•:oond r.la
po tage paid Ill f'ortlund, Orr..
IWJ'fOR Ali•·•· 1 .. Chri tenr.en
Managing F.ditor Jufj,. Pertdl
Achertieing Mgr. Don l.enp
Ad\i&Or Gar J•·nkint! th~ r.a lls of J arkt>On parent ,
pwsumabl) enra~ed that Le" i
and Clark should be ho;~ting uch
corrupt.iw: influeoces upon thc·ir
rhildr,.n. to Dirl'ctor or Cultural
EH·nt:. Pet;o \'lahn· -\n inu•,.li·
~Z:Dtion followt·d. rc-ultmjr in nou
fi<:otion of the Ret..-d fll'Olll' and
Jack!t•m lli~h School that group
planning to Uk collt>~c · far.ilirir
mu t he arrange In do toO lwfort··
hond.
The 11'-e of rarilitie.. mu~;t iw
bookt..-d through Belen llutr.hin.
wn. ~U..'Ii, tnnt clar<'ctor of campu11
evt•nt!i, with a charge h~\it-cl Ut•on
oH .. !Ampus, groups.
Mu ... ic Hour Group
1~ Re-Identified
The Lo~ wishes to clarify c.or.
reel a t.at.-mcnt in lhl· 0~. )O
r.dition. The perfom1ing grout• in
the Df!IC. 4 mul!ir• hour "all n•Jt
1 he Croup for New Mu ic. but
"uperimenu in Art and T• rh.
nolo~)." Thie grou(l holrls op~
houf\e t•vt>ry SundO) Ill 7:30 r.m.
nt lhr. Cit) Fire Hou~~e on 1'\.
1\illin~wonh and lnh•r tall'. The
public ir. invit•·d.
Rake Sale Slated
Thr; \Vumf!n's Facuh> Club of
lo•wi and CJ~trk will hold l.l hake
blllr• .::>unda~, D~. 15, Jrom 3 to
lJ :30 p.m. in th,. fr,yrr betw~rn
~ir•ld1.1 and Stamm Dining Room .
\II proceed from lhe oll'l IHJI go
to the Uiafran ReJid Fund. Ol<t.mbt t' 13, 19Ga
Memoriam
hl J ulic Pur all •
Writl'r's note. Though Lewis and Clotrk owns severn! hund~
ncre> or lnnd, s <:mall white house behind Forest Hull Will ~
rm:cd dunng Chnstmas vacntlon to mnkl way Cor dormitories.
Born in 1880,
Llvoo n fuller liCe than most.
Oak floMs, gasUghL~. a piano from around the J lorn
While pillars, sloping lawn.
Long before the Frank's and CorbeU's Engllsh manors
Sat ntop Pnlntinc Hall.
A while fnrrn·houw lorded over all.
The S\\ ish of long silk dresses, the quiet hiss of gaslight;
" party! No one In the servant's house tonight.
Busr. taking care or a yard full of hot'S(.>s and buggies.
Frantic nctt\ity around the oversized stove.
Prosperity, isolated !rom Portland's problems .
Hard \\Ork on a big farm,
On • of the biggest 1n the county;
The t.11tirc hiUtop
Probably ne\"Cl' heard of AJbany College.
Meter and Frank are haberdashers with nice townhouses.
1916-"War what war? There's no war up here."
"Good afternoon sir. mv name is Llo••d Frank. I am • • in your boautiful farm. Would you consider ?''
1925 -Dwarfl.'<i and made insignifican t by two mans1ons,
Palatine Hill becomes a soctal center Lor Por11and "High Soc:-rety:
1935 -ll's harder now, no big cash crops • sustain, suslaln
191.2 -Guess the f<'ranks finally got rid of thetr while elephant.
somo college about to go broke in Albany
1962 -A NEW ERA -Profes.'>Or Jerold Baum takes over the hou!le
1967-now THE RADDON HOUSE this is the place
Where is there . . .
Someplace to relax'!
Listen to music?
Paint a picture?
Mnkc popcorn?
Talk to a prof?
Find a human?
There is a place.
The De,·elopment Office left it out of the catalogue •
Oversight? NoD-sight.
Come 'yc Freshmen, to the college of the beautiful and the wealthy.
But college isn't the way you lhou ght it would be
"Excuse me str, but I'm looking for someone who understands wordl
with more lhan two svllables"
Who ft~s like you do?
1969 -There used to be a place.
community forum
Fro.., h Cool
Tu tlte F.ditor:
Fr~hman dO!i!\: We\·e been
lappt·d in rht' fuc•· hy the Inter.
R··~idt•nn· Hull Council. Tht.•y
han! dt•nie.t our fre,hman motion
for the abolition of frc~men
women 'e lwur • The re.:1sons giv.
t'll for thi denial were:
I) ''A Iorge minority.. of the
frt~hmr n women ba,·e bct·n
\ iolntins their cud~"·
2) Crrtain (re hmen women
need to ha\c hour •
~i) C•·rtain R.A.s and peer
group m•·mhcrs hta\c neg·
lnctcfl tht•ir rlutic!> in enCore.
ing frt• hmen women's
hours.
'" c hu'' npywuled this motion
I\\ 1cr., nnrJ both times It hu~o htcn
<lNiir·d,
Vnlid or not, thio; i!l the ruling
and rra,.nnmg frnm th•· IRIIC.
The lugiral way "'" co1n gt"l the
ubolition of hours p8S.'!t.-d b~ dw
cuuncil '' ltJ eliminate the ~iota.
tjon of hour • We mu 1 "cool it!"
H) "ccH)lint; 11," w~ mP.an getrinl!
c':\•·ry frt••hmnn woman in her
donn !Jcfore r.udc¥o·. Thi& will bt•
cnlnrc:•ld U) r},,. Frc,.hmnn Cia ~
und for th•· F'fl•!!hman Clo "'• to
prove thor thi Glu s tJ( 1972 i~ us
r~Jion~ilJIP. .and mature 1 if nut
rnorr. 1'0) Ill\ nny othN rlu"• on
thh I.'UIIIJIIIIS. !'ifl, Wf"0fr .. Cooling
It!" All fro• hmen woml'n will bt'
in h··forc I"Utft·v. ' Thu> is ira proof
to tlao~e wlan qui' ·linn nur r,~
J>on ihilih unrl maturu,•; wt:
t111fl bt• hoth r•~pont~ihlc: und m11
lllro• if tmly givt•n th~ opfJortunit\
l'ur all lrt• hmrn who Ufl~ 1n
ten· le•l in J•rojr:ct F'roilh ( ooL
tlwn• ""ill br· un orgnnir.AIJonul
mr•r•ring Jnn, 8, 1969. Juet rl!
lnl'mb.-r -roo! it! !
I ''m Jordon
R~ f.,.,.
Kothy lnghf'r Burb \Vnng
Dnvc Rh'
Doug Jon.-
'Dead Hor e'
To The Editor:
.~\bout lv.u )'l'nr
tdle-ctuul lt•~tdl'r " ngo lhc ''In
of thi'l r.am.
pu~. tirt-d of hArping on fotudtnl
OJIIlth}·, Wc•re r.n tin~: ubout for 1
worth} CA U F .. The} found two
the Chapel, \\laic It thl l og h11
nO\• dismi ed u a dend hol'f('.
und the Oevdopme nt Office.
whirh the Lor ~~11 conl'ider 1 a
li \'1.' i "lit
I am boginnin!: to fmd tht" 11rtd
uld cUr.hc nhout tlur Oevelofl'
m•:nt Offico evcm riullc•r thon thr
hit about atud~nl apoth). Thrll
i no puint in bdnhoring the Oc
~dup rnent O((icc furaher. lt't
L~n dnnt• ocl nau,. .. um (and
~ome of my 111!!-l lrir·nd · nrt• in
Dcvr•lnpment).
But I nm Ct>d ur• with the ,.,,.,~
I) JX.-d .1nd ~<turid "thinking:" of
our ''intc:li•":Ctual lc:nd ... rl!:" i.e.
the fnculh i good, pnrtil••JI,arlr
bright yuung prof• ·~!';Orl'l o OJ'"
po•oo OJlJtnr•·ntl}· to old, nut
hriJtht rro(t'fiSOJ'1,' rhc adminiatra
lion is bad c:xct•pt for the dt.-an
n( tltud.-nt'a oflicr ~rsonnd.
which if! good; nnri tlwn there are
tlsu~ nmfu•inR pt'nJJit" like tht
preaiden1' nMif>tant 1 ndmini11tn·
tion) \1 ho 1 u briKht younJ: pro
ft• r.or uncJ how ron \'Oil l'lnMH)
him'! So bhu·k and \\ lutr blc-ndf
anln fti'C) and at hf'comcl! fnr roo
c·ornplit•ntr·d fur "" In hondln t;O
\1 r don't hut her 11 hout 1 )a,. parti·
o·ula"' and tir.k \\ith uur t~afll
R•·m·rnlit ia.
Or
clidll', In pnruphru ,. anoth•·r
.. Tiw fttr'l!; lw= dornnl'd I"
Etto K rulcm•c Derembcl
Ho110
Given
J... Stant
th, I ewit
Choir, wil
dor.tor o{
Whitworth
nlll conrcri
• mall mU!!IC
Dr. \fori
Whitworth,
u a port
to rccof[n
who have
trihutions I
of d1eir COl
Clamm,
Ltwiq nod
l!m, hns b
u~mationttl
land M "
Clark for b
Ctlm P.<*ed <
inJ! sun 1: th
He is o
College in
he camed
• m mu 1~ e
muter d
ohtatned £1
Wa!'o!ungton
• ' CTl'lCE
Chnptl I
a.m. will c1
Song for tt
aram of
cnmp oied
cral student
The Cha
John Kre•l
numbers. o
thl' IJIU!llC
Holy Nighu
morr.. will
~lo , T r a
carol~ will
~r,.g. t ion i
contem poraJ
hym1 I ··~
Baldrl
Skills
. .\ cour~
be olf~red
and Clark,
Rtading an
Cln cs.
7, vtill em
~lnJctiun. 1
'inn• will ~
work ~ 11'1
othr!!r -.tutlj
brinf' hi-.
for n clin:c
learned 5ll
by Oer ll
$110.
Th~ reu;
progr:m1
rl'adin~. 8
rln t rcucli11
t!tlu•tjc rt'a
ing. Thl· ai11
IDd t't>mp
add to rea
dent ure a
1 sider this o
I
' '}amieso
LC in
Umilnt.io
lcowi and
th,. nrlmini
cll!lJecl hr J
• • 1or, 1n nn 0
ltinn t.np,"
on KATU. c
Jamie.c;on,
land Ull
,\Jon Fi~t:'J
ll'fsit\' of
log~llu:r in
to (jj CU~~t>
'•Ptd
right , LC'!!
topir: .
AI~ on
trator ond Jndl"ed
vill be
tories.
llll
lllhy. Dt•rcmbcJ 13. 19fi8
Honorary Degree
GiZJt!n to LC Prof
[ .. Stanl~r Cnlntm, dirl'<:tor of
the 1 ewis and Clnrk C:olleg~
Choir, w1ll rl'ccive nn honorary
dcl<'tllt of mus1c dr~trre from
\\ hitvmrth Colle go durin!l thl" (j.
8111 concr•rt of tine year' Christ
mas mu!liO Cr<~tjvul.
Dr. ,\fork Kof'hl.,r prr 1dt"nt of
Whitwrtrth, wlll confer the honor
~~ 8 part of Whtt worth' polir\·
10 u:cogniu out tuncling men
' who have mod~ exceptional con
I arihution to the epirilunl growth
of their cornmunitics .
Clorum, a member of the
l.tlfic nnd Clark faculty ~inct•
19~7 . hos brou(tht notional ond in.
tcmational r«ogniti on to Port
land or. well oe to l.ewis and
Oark for hi chorol work. He hos
romposCfl cho1r music that ie be
ing ung th world over.
Ji,. is n groduRte of St Olnf
Collrge 10 Northfield, Minn nnd
hr c:1mr.d h1 buchelor' degr•·<l
in mu ic t"<lucntion m )939 Hie
ma~ter degree tn music WM
obtained {rom the Umver~rt) ' of
Wa Jun~too in 1946.
Rem.lings Accompan y
• mt1ice in Song·
Chnptol thi~ '5undn}' nt 10:30
u wHI con,i I of n. ''Service in
'-on for the Lurd'5 Day." A pro.
~IT of mu~ic will be nc
c!lmpanied by n-ndings h)• sr:v
tral 5tndrnt•.
The Chapel Choir, diT<."<!ted by
John Kreider, will mg three
numbrrs, ond Hunter '\1oore of
the mueic fncult) will ~tn~ "0
Holy Night • \Lke Cor]. 11 ~opho
morr. will play on Engli~h hom
fiOlo. T r o d i t i o n o I Chrisuno s
un•h, will ht · unf.t bv the con.
~regarion in nddition to -.evcro I
contr mporu11 onc'l from the ne\'1
hymnnl "Rit~k "
Baldridge Offers
Skill to Students
,\ oour o: in eJl('cd rct1ding "'ill
be: orf•·red wintl'r te-rm nt l.ewi5
end Clark, through thr. BnldridiJt"
Reading und "tudy .. kill& Srhuol.
Cln ~c:, wh1ch "'ill begin Jan.
for a ,
(f two ' 7, v.ill .. mphu"ile indh idunl in
uructiun. The 20 Kht•tluiPd se ...
1inn~ will not inl'orporalt' out,.irlc
11ork o llh not to int,.rfc•rl' v.ith
othr.1 tudil'~ .\ -tudl'nt mn)
brinl! hi11 own rt>zuling nmteri!ll
for n dirt-<'t llflplicntion uf t~kills
lrarnc.-tl. .,t udent. mu111 rcgi"trr
by !lee II, nnd thl' fc•· !'ill he
$110, ~g hat
bon-e.
omcl',
e tim!
evclop.
un thr
Tht:rt
he~
. lt'•
C and
!'U!f~
g" of
.. i.r.
•1lolrlr
or-
not•
'niAtn·
deal!
otmel.
.re arr
e th~
ni11tr11•
pr~
)oM if)
len( II
r too
)t':--1!0
• purti·
t!B fe Tl~r• reudms and tuch kill~
pro~;rum wrll mcluclc IIUn>t•y
l'l'.,drng, s c u n n i n J, .. krmminJl ,
.:1~, rc:adintt. unnl) tkul rearJinJ!,
'!.!thctjt• H~ading 1111cl lc1 uro• ft'IIJ•
in g. l'hr• 11 im i to inc r~u~· spc•••l
and •'omprlu·n~1on "hic-h "-Ill
add to rt·udan~ rnjo mc•nt. Stu
~~nh an· •Hk~cl to eeriuu!!ly ciOn·
sider this opponun it).
Jamieson
T.c in TJ' Di.'icu!ises
Session
Urnitationll imp~rd on tlw
Lewi and Clark &tudent hod) br
the· Mlmini .. trutiun will be di~
Cll!!:l'ff hy Jim J nmic:' -on, J C jun.
ior, in un appcoroncr on "Gc:'ner
ation Gup," 10 30 p m . J>l"r~ II
on K,\ TU, rhnnnel ')
Jaunt on, tlu· "young radical,"
and un "older c•mtt•r"nllvf'.''
.• \llln Fi•her, prolt' "or at llni·
. \('f IIV or Port lund. wcnc hroullhl
top:ethcr in on in(nrmul situation
to th cu~t~-C'Ur rt'nt prnblc:'ntt. Th~
laJ~td discuuion <'overt'!d stucJr.nt
right , LC' prohlcm anti othrr
topir. •
AI o on the how will be o mod.
rrator ond 4 "r'-' ident rAdical." PIONEER lOC: Page 3
A Crying • the Dust ID
I hear a Bell in &he distant hollow
He rings: I hear w1sdom and compassion
But walt • . . Bclls arc nol allowed in this empire
''Som~ tell him to shut up already''
The justicu ~ill stop his vcrsc
llur:ry, hurry .•. please:
Silent echoes of Wisdom Unger
They make me C~l humble but slronA r feel no fear
I fear no evil
"We are strong; we nr•! good; we arc right"
Our souls are W'cJiLing for the promise
My grandsons and their sons will be faithful
They will be strong, for I have faith
They will see the glory and listen to the Bell
The Bell will lead lhcm in life.
Ah. It's black and I am orr tht• worn path
Where in Hell am I?
I'm in a forest of tangloo emotions
I'm cold, I'm confused; where is l.he Light?
Oh, dear GOO, I see a light
I look up the mountain's face and ponder to climb.
In the Jungle, in a dark and dreary cave
A new born Chlld IS crymg
Hush lillie baby don't cry.
My eyes wander over the barren landscape
Before me there appears a caravan.
Everyman in the C"ctravan is walking his tlfe
His head Is bowed and silent
'They aU walk differently; but yet the same.
l sec their path now
It is worn and uncertaJn
The stones they lre.ad upon arc all different
Yet they are much the same.
Now they come to rut object in their path
I see it clearly now
It is a stable
A cross is leaning against the stable.
Again, my ears behold the BeU
It rings with harmony and peace
'The caravan comes to Ufe
They are talking to each other
They are embracing one another
They are giving; and loving; and praising •••
The Bell's song penetrates the heart
The air is filled with JOY
''Peace on earth and goodwill to man"
I feel something in the \\ind
Oh what a joyful place thLo; ~s
Suddenly my heart ceases lls joy
Among the cara\·an I see races that are not smiling
Faces hollowed by hurt
My god the;e faces are bleeding
But nobody Is looking at them These faces are hungry and alone
But nobody is looking at them
Thc:sc fac<.-s have bctJn shot to death
But nobody il. looklng nl them
These faces don't knO"W joy or peace
But nobody l looking at them
Som~ faces arc black ·
But nobody ls looking at them
Now r see more and mort! faces of the same sadness
But nobody Is looking at ...
Up in the heavens a Hghl shineth
It becomes bngh!N nnd brighter and brighter
The caravan becomes silt"nt and sOlemn
The caravan looks into the beautiful light
With their eyes lo the hea\·ens and caravan joins hands
The JOyous hold hands with the ones they won't look at
The Bell rings and hands are stretehi!d in brotherhood
A love supreme
The l..ight reaches its climax nnd begins to fade
The hands begin to fall
The Bell begins to die
The caravan's joy turns to pride
The ~11 has stopped its message
The carnvan txms its head in shame
All the JOY, and Jove, and hope, and givmg, and peace of man
Is grabbed and buncd in the dust..
The caravan looks weak and cold
The caravan resumes its processional along the same path
They are gone now.
Do I hear the Bell again?
No • . . I guess not
I hear a crying in the dust.
"Love came down at Cbristmas,
Love aU lovely, lo\·e divine;
Love was born at Ouist:mas.
Star and angels ga vc the stgn.
Worship we the Godhead,
Lo\·e incarnate. love divme;
Worship w~ our Jesus:
But wherein for sacred slgn?
Love shall be our token,
Love be yours and love be mine.
Love to God and all men
Love for plea and gift and sign."
By the way, how many more shopping days 'tn •..
Ts that tM Bell I hear?
No . . . I guest not • • .
I ht..-ar a crying ln the dusL
Warren Robinson. Jr.
Christmas Comes Early For Tutors Board Clarifi e..~
by Chris P111:
Jf Christma
children, then
truly come to LC. \-tas meant
Chri•tma
A" SO e~cited lud from Boi~
nod Martin LuthH l\ .. m1 Jr. de·
elcmentllJ'V ~hoot pourc:d out of
tbe yellow :school bu Oec. 7, n
wa\'e of t~omcthing like bt:lon~ing
swept throuRh 30 Lewi~ nnd Clork
lltudent!', The cr>· nf "There's m}
tutor!' rnng throup:ht tht! cold
air. warming the heart of c:ur
iow pa~~r ~oby. and J litllt; hit
of pirit began to penrlrate tht•
red brick building" ' . ''HI Ly
two, friend ~ and tutor linked
nrm!l it1 an adHmturou s di~C'OV•
ery or the compU!!. Tht• l!k) was
cloud)'. but LC'-. b.:!Jiutr ahone
through. to the delight of chi).
drcn who had clcJurn been furth
er than N E A l~na St,. \'1 hcrt":
rantily rumi5he!d old hou~es ar.:
11 far cry {rom our Ju,urious
dorm& nnd C'olleg~ renter.
CopelRnd I.oungt• wa.5 thr. rc:n·
dt'l·~ous !lite fur punch ancJ cook
iet!, '~trinttintt o{ poJK'Orn . nd loop.
ing of Chri tmot~ dtnin'l. Whnt he
gan •w a quiet dt'Cotahng party
tum•·d into .tn c'l'iting clnuer M
..,untt1 appeared on the oocnc with
a ar.kfull o( Cl\rtd)· l'nnt": . "110
HO 110" \'Ia all Mr. Claull
(Arr.hic ~Jc \doo) had tJmc to Ill•
tc.•r before It(' IH\8 snrroundt•d J,,.
t•Jger children sboutinR out thf'ir
want<.
The carol~ ,,·ere •>on r11Jllllr«!tl
with 6nUI rnu&i<'!, and, while
f'Vl"I'Vonc guthcrl-.1 round, four or
lh r kid~ dnnrr:od us onl) thC}
know ho"'. "''ht'n ~nntn an
nounced it was ranatu breaking time. all havoc broke IOOSt" a"' SO
young ter packf'd them.:che;;: in
a tight c.irelr. beneath the bright.
I C'olored hull.
TI1r. Ia 1 hit of pop<".om wa" con
umed and it wa time to depart.
Thirty tutor& t-toc,d in the rain to
"'atrh the Jut child a~end the
u~ps nnd 30 tucnn wa'cd good. bye 11! the ydlo"· ~ool bus
dro'e off. Fift) IUd_ p~....sed
dtdr nO!es to the eteaminc gla
trying \Oinl) to 5c-:e their tutors
in tl1"" cro'>d. As the l'llin fell and
the ~ darkl"ned, the campu
took on a "armer glow that
night. herdding the true Jo,e of
Chri!tml!l time. by rltf! Edilorial Boord
An unfortunatf' tvpographiral
error in the Lo,;• analyau of
Campus intellectual ncthit)
m~ 10. 1968) chan~ed the
meaning of much of the story
segment d<"•Gng with the (aeultv.
In thO'! paragraph n:ferring to
facult~· con~n·otivf:!, tb,., l!eCOnd
Concert Shows Preparation entence read '"The, are not
weU-prepared in their particular
field&." The ~ll"nce h(luld have
read .. That they are nor well·
prepared in thcir panicular firolds
is hard to defend." I itrrnll)· montlur of work ha•e
gone into the prr·paration o{ ''The:
Chri tma Story," the featured
numher for Sund1n 's ••festh·al
f "'I . " _ .. or t.; lrtNtma cone ... •·
The pief't' was ori~inally writ·
tt'n b, Ron Nelson for organ,
brocs And choir. In order to pr~
~ent th~ "'ork witb the College
Chlur and lC Concert B4nd, the
~core for lire organ had to b~
transcribed to band in trume.n·
• tauon.
It j., huped that the perfor
mance will gh e ~me indir.adon
of how 0 full orsan will R!llnd in
thr. nc\'1 chttpel.
Kt'ith Eidt-~ director of the Con·
ct•rt Hand and member of th~
mu,ic (acuh> ince 1965. was the
nne who tncklt'd the job. He fir l
had to obtain permi!!.,ion frorn
lhc pubJi ht'r nnd t"OJI)'ri!rh t 0\ffl•
rr 8\Jo&e'' und llowk~ Inc.
·n;rn c•nna~ the lont; tuk .,r fi~·
unng nut the full in trumentn
UfJn for f.onc t•rt band and the job
of preparing thr. ma t~r 'core.
rrom the mo ICr t;COFC, each in
tJj, idual part had to be "'ritten
out.
When aftked to desaibe tbe nmnunt or "urk that went into
the tranS<:riptAon, f.id~ Mid im.
pl) : "Hours. ..
F.ide nl!!o adapted t\\o other
number on thl" program for u e
with in trument!: .. Beautiful
avior," arranged br F. MeliU!
Christian!'en. for clarint"t choir,
nnd ".he ~(aria," arranged by
1\lan llo,hane:\..' for !lute choir.
ATLAS In thi5 oontext. tlt,.ir o.islcn~
on the (acult j~ eoF>il) JUct.ifiobJe
o n balancing mea5UJ'e which
choufd later be compan:d lO We
laC":k of balanoe within the atu.
d~nt bod~. Our apolo&)t'.! to 1be
facuhv.
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1t ia a happy Dun St'rnpert
"'all.:ing around C'ompu" 1hi11
WN:k iollo,.in,; his tt'.am'.. three
\it tori~ in I nat "eoek' l'i A I \
Tip.OH Tournamtnt.
"l'rn pleJned \\ith the good
tan:· -ernren aid. "f hate to
sound trit<'., but ,.. c till have 23
k ketbnll tam!!! to rla\' and "('
ha' c a lot 10 "or).; on."
\ all Jlf'rl's fan-know game'S
1\ltch a the Tip. Off Tournl'!\, Bri.
11Yi Columbia and the Chico )n.
\Jtallonal are ju ... t wannups for
dae all imronant lrague gamr<.
beginning in lnnual).
.. Out v. e would li~e to "·•n all
o f 1 h c 10 e game.~" «:"mpen
1~ ed. ''We \\Ant to ~odop a
"inn in,; habit. \nd it apr~ars
that (lUt tr..'lm i~ d~ dopin,; the
fonnula.''
Unit) ia till the prime clbjt'C
lt\e of the conch, "'\'\'c ba'c tt
:nurnher oC good players. Our ,,}).
j~the .is to mold thrsr numhcr
intn a l~am unit. dainkin~ of the
t~am \\inning rather than thtnl·
inJ: or them h·e too much.
"We don't ha' e 1 hi~ rrflblem
lJ .. etl Hook.. olcl
Amiean • o junior "om~·~
honOI1lr\', will bold o u!oed book
mle bel" cen 1.2 and 4 p.m. on
Jan. 8. in Oinin~ Room I ~tu.
dent ~·a hins &o sell the!ir old
hook laould bring them jn be·
t\\een 9 and ll a.m. Qn that
date. rm moro• thnn ony oth~·r t~nm
dor. • ln I art \\"'t n nih hnw 1~
n( a rrohlcm than mo t hnll
club Our tc:tm plrt\ h11~ ht~n
~"'•·ell.-nt n far."
Two fartnr imrrr.~•<'d this
'l'riaer nhout ala~ Pionrrr hn11kt'l·
ball t••am. One wn thc:rr: ohilit'
to come hack ahf'r IK"ing behind
in t" o out of thre<" ,;a me~ O\l'r
tile "~krnd.
Another Jl('lint "a~ thf' tremr.n.
clou f~ling of 1e.1m ,;pirit ·~·i·
dent nher ench of the three
gnm~s in the toumamrnt.
&om pert agretc:l. •• fhi" i an
e JIC:riencecl hull tt•nm. We have
ninr. lellt"rm~n. Tlw t\\o ~t·ninrs
ha\C: pin\ ,.,f for four 'ears nnd
thl" junior hll\1'! hod n lot of ploy.
"'1111' team jr; developing a lik·
ing for winning nntl u tliL'Iiki~
fur ln~ing, Anri tl11 1Ji r.irlinc: is
an c IH:mch imJiortant por1 t•f
h .. 1 e-~llmt•.
Thh• "<'<'k the h•nm jq f::t'llin~
r••ady for J:Rtne<~ agninst Driti h
Columbia Dec. 20 nnJ 21. l.n t
'''IIS(.In tht• Pionc•ers rlit l1 rnir
of game , lo•ing ~ tQ 97 and
¥oinning Ill to 97.
"11u h a fi~t cia <~ tenm "e
nre facing," ~cmpl'r:t empha.
izcd. "The ho'e two memlwrs
oi the 1%1 Cttnndaan Olvmpic
ll'lltn thi H~llr (>lu \cal ~lllrl).
thrir leading !ICorer from Ia 1 .. ) r.3r.
\n indication nf thejr trength
was thr•tr Game agnin~l Portland
tatt• eorlier in tht year. BC ran
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..ORTUICO , ORtCON Jack Des Bouillons, editor
thtnt mat of thl' g m, dnwninA
the \ iktnJt~ by 15 points.
Follmnn~ the triT' lo flriti~h
C.llumhiu. the Jlinnrrr r~ln' un.
til the Chico [n,•itotinnul Tnurna•
menl, Janunry 2 1hrou~h tlw J.
f.C oprn~ the "ccnnd ag4in t ho't
tr11m C..:hiro ~tnt~ .
The Pioneer~ art an'<iout' to
n~eng~ n b~l ~crcmil IM to Chi·
co lo 1 \'car. flownt•r it i~ a Ill•
tnlh diffrr~·nt tc•:un thnl 1 C will
be• facing "Tht•) hnH1 ei~;lat JC
tronder' in," ~r.mrer t r'\pl:lincd,
"S() we know nothing ol)(lul
tht m." Grapplers Competitive
In Washington Tourney
rmpt•rt f~l" thot tht• two pre.
toumomrnt {o, orilt· \qJl hr rith·
c r Whittier or Ct·ntrnl \'\ t...Ia.iliR·
tun
JJ' Hoopste1·s
Post 2-1 Record
The Lewis 11nci Clnrk junior
var-.ity bn"'ketbn II ~quud will ht•
U'VIR!l to improvt• on their 2 and
1 nrord toni~tht wht'n tlu·r piny
a~nin~ l Clark Collcgt• in Vnn·
CllUn~r nt 6 p.m. L:nt f'ridn~ and Saturda,·, the
l..c\\ j" nntl Clark Wl't"c''tling !!quod
rompl'll~ in the Unhc~ity of
Wnahington ln,itutionol tnuma·
mcnt and gll\·e a goad account o(
• • them&<·h e agom t toupenor op-
• • pOl'ltiOn.
''J\Jl the kidtt reJlr<'.l!COieO them
>~dn~ w•·ll n~ainl't major collc~r
competition,· conch Del Smith
commcntetf "We were compctmg
or 1111 1 proplc \\Ito hove wrestled
m Nl \A mtct""
Two Jlioncen. p:ovc excellent
occuunt o( lhcm~~elw~ nt the
tournnmrnt. Jc:rry Lund8£ord fin·
i•hl·d fourth lle lo~t o drcat~ioo
tn till' ntntuol champion in hi11
clh i"ion. thcn bf'ot two othl·r Ofl·
pont'nts bdoro )Ming hi~ final
match in t·onsolntinn r,Juy.
l't·m Krnnl"<iy lo!lt to a wrest·
ler rrom Portlanc) Stole. He re-boundt·d in hi• match llfininu
Orc:y.on Stntr nnd flO~tt'd n 'JCiory,
1\.c·nned~ dropped ht" fino I ogainn
o \\rc .. tlt•r from Wn hington.
"All in oll," Smath oad, "I
think M did o prt·tl) £tnr job."
Tlu-. Pioneer's next match u
tomorrow agrun•t Linfield ··w,
tlon 't know what to expect Crom
thrm " !:lm11h t''\plnmrd '"fhey
did bent "illnmcttc-IBIII wetk.~
'llu•n nrt no mnld\1'
Chri.,tmo~ ,·ncouon. Tho nCJI
match will hr n~in11t Pnrili•
Lual1em m Tnconao un Jnnuan
18th Tht:. fir111t home mntch a•
attuan!!l Linfield on thr 21111
"I would like to cmphn$au tha1
wr hon· n lot oC dcdic4tctl youna
mrn on the !lquad," muh "Bid
"\Vt• hoJIC IO dt'\ t•lop "Omo rride
nnd o winning pro~trom " ln tlwir fiNt outin~. tlw 5qund
ro~tcd on 89 to Sfl \'ictol') o~cr
Portland Communitr College.
The young team '"' not &o lor.
tunntc the ;;econd time around U!i
they "ere bombt"d br the Port·
lunrl Fro Ia 100 to 60. Soccer Effort Pleases Coach
The Pioneers ehook of( the lo -.
howe\er, and pinned an SS to 7b
lo .... ~ on Mt. Ilood Communit}
Collegt-.
So far, •ophomorc Mtkc Tuck.
tr ond fro"h Randy Hart June
been the sporkplu.-r ~ of the JV
team Ahcr many n lo5ing ~Hort in
the l'nrly pan o( the ·ear, the
Le\\i-nncl Clark 50<'Cer telllll
come UJI "'itl1 a big eHort and
hcont Pacific in their la!<l gnme of
the trnn.
\\ Hh llw nnrrovcd play. both
mdmduull\ nnd oc. n team, conch
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·----------------------------· Cnre, D'Arcr i~ lookin~t forward • to l~BI{IIt' compeht•on next tcnn
''The t~om ha" lltendil) im
pro,·cd throughout thu tenn,"
o;aid thr conch "h 111 more :ap.
oble o{ taktng the fiC"'d with ony
s1de in the league ond beotmr
them
"Thi" WM ll feeling that Wit
obsen• at the very bcginn.inf! of
the 'IOCCcr cnmpnign "
Looking nt the player.. on th,
.. quod D'Arc) commented , "ln.
dh iduols !'IUCh 011 llnrry Hoo {er·
'Iter Grell Wognor and Milct
Murry hove ampro\t'd n p;reat
dcnl They hove diminuted mnnJ
of the mi'lloke.. they were ma1
inp; two monthe ngo
"Hnwcver. procllce next term
will be concentrated on improv.
in!( thl" bo•JC "kiJI11 of both
!tquod11 Once ball control i1
gnined, t~amwork i• the neJ1
o;tep uch o we taw m our gamt
ngaan!tt Paci£ic
"Halfbnck!l like Maurice Men·
doza arc now bep.mnm~r to rOB·
trol the game nnd odd el.ln
punch to tho forword line whllr
defending ju11~ ~~~ well Herem
lie• tht' 1ecrct." 0' Arc\· stated
"flloy£>r'-, b1'C'Illl t.• o£ fitnr••
ond Rn"nter control orr doan11
more work than the, hove be
fore Tht' mcreo"et~ the chanc~
of -.coranll
"~eltt term wr ore lookin~t for·
word to beattnll teams ~ueh at
Ore~ton nncl s, uthern Ore~ton;
trom we: nnrrowlv 1&-et to thu
tenn. We •hould have bcnten
these tenm tn m} opmion nnd
only lup~;e <~ of concentration let
u down."
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Vol. J
SiXj
Students
next year
are slntec
Japan and
countries
gram-lnd
SIJ.
LC stude
to New Yo
to Washinf
l'l!i sctcnce
Oregon to
encc.
The fndi
"first to go
according
sued lnst
lege. Dr. (
rector of
grams. e'<
· India grout
shon perio
on the trip
For nn exa
ed a hypo
would inch.
bul nnd lat
IS India.
Definite
hopping pa
not yet b(\1
''The numb
and the art
will depen1
students'
said. "The
together a
say 'sorry
student caa
as the o
according I
is able to d
The stud
Peru and
abroad du
1 \\inter Ler~
1 Dr. Mortot
professor o
man O'Ban
lessor of (
Leo Jecny, or modem
ltvelv.
During t
terms. Dr
slstanl pr
will darcct
and Dr Wj
fessor of <l
the group
Peter VJ
campus act1
group to l
sprmg and
The Was
Oregon trtp
term, 1969.
political
staffs,
In New
Kenneth
fessor of
tenn, 1970
Costs
cren~e for
M to $2'
a
pleton.
A
lllils of cu
lions, etc.
the end or