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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 14, 1969 Volume 28, Number 8
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1969-10-14
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)c;tnber I 0, 1 ..
a me
lin~ a 2·1 e:t
• l"l«)nec• ,, re I
tgn. The game
he Ornnf(c a
~I the \ u Wt")'
IC rnnfiucs of
•
3c~ Club i
that arc out
arc not :tf!ili
itution .md
countetl on
1 performer:'\.
r \\'ould like
"howing tl) v111
I •
~~appotm mena
meue. LCs
cc Runde
n be c ·pec:tcd
e leaden • • (ITCUil.
the Pioneer
the cornpcn
to run Cor a
I}. running
?Ol injur) I
::uge in rronl
e Bo er.
e R':1n
!-------u: S'TUUt;."fT HARGL.A 'a' KRU E lunch out kAOcll to pu.ten by dunn: a
d town moralonuan can' lut S.a.tunb).
and Clllrl.. -earl looks at educational,
\bit ";\foods
cwn G:t lien•
ortla nd Opel"::
ida" p.m ciological aspects of war
• \rthur Pearl, noted pro·
• ntl Cbrk -wr of education at the Uni·
John Clubh · ll) of Oregon wa~ on the
n JX,ru Ccnuww•,. and Clark campu lust
• g1ve
•
1sade for
~nference
s;~dc tot !edltcsda) to peak on Ute
"""'tiona) and sociologiCtl im
catiou or the \'ICUlam \\'ar.
Pearl's specdt wa5 anothc.-r
a seri~ of lectures leading
to the \ icmam Mor.nonum
I 5.
\dd~anr; 51uclent in the
uncal Ch01mber, Pe<Irl ex·
u11dcd on ho'' ,,·ell lht na
i educating tu citizen for
tat he calls "tr.tined tuptd·
•• He 6polc: of an um\•illmg·
~ to lel tudents deal wuh
i poruonnl!l darcc.:l social problem) that
ear alcm nd out qluingl). uch as
t J0-12). 1'\at•on, rur and water pol
confcrc.:n(e is tJOn and radnl bigotl"}.
ue or lllu~" .r...,
· ll\ ucd lc} _ .rlo.t; Pearl refcred to the corrup-
') "gtC41lCSl mfluenc of "the p \dH>
u~ Chai t. For or ~on" on the e<luc:uion
ut the c-oni )tcm. Ttus p )Cholog) cun·
' the \JCW th.rt DO)' inter·
on, ~~ t. ~Si I ,onflict t:Un be sohcd, a
g court
wanted
s for nominat'
to1tuin~ Court
rmatJOn de k
ung ;\ton ..
f) \\ill be
l. 21. put it, "b) militnl"')' means
tlarcat uf milicnn means."
I ''ent on to :hi}• .. the potcn·
al ft..'lr t.hc JP'O'' th and sah a
on or mankind in the: under·
eloped ate61 of \ a , Latin
men 1, nnd the 1 nited States
&oing to be t'C'Jlizcd \\"lth
·52'i .•
" \n} mone} gomg into the milnan g~ .ll the experuc: of
public cducntion and we might
a ,,'clJ fac.e tlt&ll fact right
110\\:· Pearl s;~td. He sa1d that
O\Cr I bill•on ,., go•ng w
Vietnam and the nulitat'}' pro
gr.tm ~ than half o£ th~
.unount i~ going into public
education. Curren t nulita11
polic), 3lCOrd mg to Pearl, gi' ~
the right to lall, the right 10
,.hower bombs .md the right to
h:l\ e 'the longest and most ·.
pen h c war in our hi toq ••
l,earl mentioned a "ps\dt
log) ol helple! ne5 " tlmt comes
Irorn a long tmohc.mcnt in 3
\'o':lr tlmt nobod) '~ants .... 1 hh.''
he s.11d. "lc.acb to ap;llh) and
a lac.k of imohcruent wiLh
ocher at a time \\hen \~c
llihould be rommg wgethc:r:·
J>earl urged tuden~ to per-
i l in therr argumen~ ag:un t
Vietnam. •· ectariamsm 1\ a
problem," he t ted. He put
forth the 1dc:J that people
"hould get n"a) from l 1\:ang
to hicnd~ and g l out and talk
lO tJae oppo HIOII "Nobod) \\111
be able to rom mce all the peo
ple." said Pearl. "hut )OU can . .. con\ mce mam. •
Vocational tests oHered
One of the sCJ' •cc offered
at the Coun cling and Pin l'
rncnt Center i 'cxuuona l lc: t·
iug for tudulls \\hO :ue un
Ct:rt:J.in \\'het1t r tltear lllter:t.,ts
anuniJ) ~.urrol:JOnd to then 'o
wtiunaJ objectiH~s. or '\\ho h.l\c
not dcfmc:d theit ''OCltional oiJ..
ject iH~~ 1 he COSt I' I for
t e '!. t 1 u g otl1d anterl,retutJan
Th ;.e "'ho our} be mte~tcd
.ul! cm:ouraged to <.atll tlte
c.Aun eling .md Pl.atcment Cen·
lcr at ! or 1~9. vets label military dehumanizing;
commander defends Navy • servtce life
• ., ho5e pt.'ople "bo do not do
\\ell m ci\tltan liCe tend to do
well m rnilit:tl] hfc.'' aid Fh>d
\ iche, an LG tudent who ha
been in the :.snn} He made dan
stutcu\cnt during a panel dt'l-
cu~ ion ""I hur-Wa , part o( l.C
··cduc:Jllon progr:tm.. [or the
Vtet Nam ~lomrorium
Vaehe. along wath DaH'
b .111\, l.iC o;tudcnt "'ho spent
lfiS9-6S m the Marines and
Don Derma • Commander in the
V . ~av~ no"' retin.>d after 20
)Qn or 0'"\ ic.c. oompt iscd J
discu aon panel on the anflu.
e.nce militan. life pln on the
wdh idual.
":\ftlatal"} hfc i a dtl1um 11·
iLing prc:>ceS5," \ 1chc ~d.
.. 11u~ \ell and cune at ou •·
He ~aid that th1s proces:s
com (tnt b st.ripping the 11~
dh ulu tl of hi" ap[)C'.arance H)
makiug hm1 em tus hA~ar, put
On .1 (.unn CJt) and wear lug
h the rcouil i (nr t'{.i tn
'' allO\\ ht\ prtdc 8\ rontrol·
lmg the b:BI~ of life and not
• tllo\\mg criticism of m1lit:tl"}
rc:gultuoru. tl1ose in charge. es
pectall the "Jifen.'' are able
to push those "'ito don't "fit"
to the hreakmg point
''I like: the il'"' !" lle11nu
ad. In J9l7 he "'as a se.unan
rcatut, re-euli ted, bec:ame a
meteomlogist. and '\:orkcd tum
self up to Commander L
r\01\ • the N.I'~Y nd to the country
1t i1 ort of hard to put into
\\Ortl!i how I feel ••
"1 o an tent the ~n l<!e
d h<ne n dehum.anU.ing cf.
feel he :ulmath.:d. but did not
el01bor:He.
\\'hen :t'lkl'd the pu~ or
th n.t" • Denni1 s.o~ad that. the
n.H1 I) ma.L the w ten safe
(or li merchantm n and 2)
makes \\";lr on fore&gn shores. n nnu said abo that he (eh
it is nece.nary lie :said that d
the mu:d taleS did not de
fend iueJf lhat all countries
would e tend their u:rritonal
\\-:tten and dten! would be only
a "liule puddJe'" for tht nited
ta lt!S to 53.il in.
11u: onl thing Dennis m·
ed w dish e about the rta'\1'
"''il1 the fact that it is in a de.
Cerun:e ~'ar m Viet N:un He
(amtinued on page 2)
Events readied for moratorium
J,lan (or the \ 1et 'am in the neighborhood cm-.~dng·
l\lor.nonum scheduled for to-during the afternoon nd to m~
mono' are W>lidahing form th communit how the
9-J l·SO a ru meeting in war a£fecu the.tr th es and their
umm ()mang Room will lead tues t i .!0 p.m. the public
off the d , ·~ aai,;ues. E'el"}-is in\'lt-etl to a meeting at the
one i1 imited (or a " rious but Portland t:atc Uns\ier at mith
unprelf!llUOU\ COIUider.lUOn O( \lemona} Center ballroom
the elfccu of \\":11" in gener.U Ch plam Gordon Verplank.
.:md the \'aet ~am ronllic:t m dndosed that the regular lnedi
partac.ular ... acronhng to a cir-tation 5Cf'\ ice scheduled ror
t'l.ll r dr.t~n up b\ John Br\H~n 11·15 ...m and the 5· 0 p m.
and 3 mJolll group of facult free bread &enice ,~IJ be c:an-
mcmbt..>n, fnda\ Oet. 10 ttlled \\'ednesda •
\II people present are &n\ H-Knice of wonhtp rtll be
cd to peo1k their mand me at 9·!0 p.m an the chapel. Ver·
o£ the tOfH to be c.on tdere:d plan n:n:aled that the ~"ttt
are •· rhe TroJ;an \\ ar and "'tll be mfonnal and "~1 oon
\"ic:t m ·, "D u-uction of the m of mwtc. rndi11g1, and
En' tronmem m \ tet am and prn'en for peaa:. The public
m \men ·•. and. ''TrC!3n; Ob-B tn\'lted.
li auons a£ the l . which led The da\' ae:u"iue:s ,ilJ come
to \meric<1n lmohcment m to n end at the PSU Ballroom
\tel '..tm." with speeches b): the m ntor
:\ Coil~ Comocuion "Aill ium chainrum. a rquesc:ntaU\C.
He ad t:hat the sen icc t be held 1.?·1 p m. an Pamphn of the Grape ll'ik.e. nd a mcm
good P.lace for minont-. groups. &'111m ium peaken wtll be bcr o£ the Bla Panthc:n.. Pro-
JU\enale delmquents. and prob furna hed (rom tbe oommunit . £essor o£ Eduation at the m
lcm ch1ldn:n lle said that It Four of the spt.-aken are· HOlli· \"entl\ of Oregon nhur Pearl.
''a good for the "not too ani Gluer .:archnca. Ccm ,,in aJ o pe3 along \\"tth
bri~hf' to be m the ~n 1te ~ut Robmwn .. 1 torn e ', George \'tet Nam \ete:mn Ther~ w11l
that it "·•s not good for the Bro" n • .trfih ted ""-ith the AFL-b4: a ""11lP"UP of the cb ·s C!\-enU
sen ice. CIO 01nd Tom ''aWl, ron· and infonuauon bout the con·
''J hkc dte Na'11" he repeat· tr.~rcor. unued morawrium in o~em-
cd "I have a en~ of lo~ It to "tudenu are Ufbt-ed to ru in be.r
Authority on Arab affairs to speak here
From his colorful bad:ground
in tlte Middle E:nL gu~t lee·
turer. Gen ir John Clubb
( nown as "Clubb Pa~ha")
\\til peak here 11tuncbl Hu
tall. "Middle Ea!t 1969 in Pe:r
spetme" is open to the pub
he at 8 p m 111 Pamphn 'poru
Center
Glubb i being brought to
Le\\ i and Cl rk b) the Con·
\ octtiou Commlltee and "ill
be on campu" ''~o 01 three
da) There ~ill be: an m(onn·
.11 coffee hour diM.~ssion wttlt
hun rot all intere cd rrida.' l
4 p.m in the f.unat ilCK Lounge
in I or t H 11.
.. \ irlg ll\-ed rur !16 e •• ~
anton ' . raw, hh profound
kilO\\ ledge of \rub aH;un. bath
;I~uJemtr and prnetica1, i' un
rh a led He ha pubhihcd
tht m.lJOr wm on _rnb h• ·
ton and 15 110" wntang a
fourth.
Clubb, \\ho h.1s leuun.-d all O\tt the: t.: mted , in Brit·
ain and m tH:r;ll European
rountn 6poL:c hcJe L\\O -ean
;igo He a equalh well infonn·
ed on the h1 tor md the pre
\CIIt pohti of dli \"llnlh stru·
• lt.>glC a a c'
\ ru:r bc:-tn vru-dcd tlae hi·
ll.U C for hu ~T'\ ICC lU
f r ucc •md 8cl 1 um m
\\ orld \\ r I, c.lubb \\"ellt to
h01q m 1920 a Bnudi . nn
n!fu ~, but m 19-t!, h \\"3S hen .a O\ 1han post a dmm
aunuh~ Inspector an the I rnq i
~' emmenL From 192 to I j()
he ''-u employed an the uth
ert! Desert of lnq to deal wuh
desert r:udin~
ln l930 Glubb signed :a con-
tract ,,;t.h the ·etnmem
ft'il11SJordan to put n end to
de!IC'rt r.udmg th~ hing b
dulla 'e him the nnk of
colonel in the .rnb Legion In
19S9 the k.iug ~ppointed rum
Glue! of Ullf of the n b
l...cgion. Undct hl! eotnm.~nd
the Anb Legion fought on
llhiny dalfennt I iddlc U.St
[runt; an \\ orld W .u II and
became known the finct and
be.u tr.uned mn in the-Mid~
die E L
He conunued to hold COUI•
m;md of the Arab Legion un
ul hi rctu~ntent in Hl56 &ntt
then he has dC\ oted hnmelf to
choJ ntup and h31 wrium
man boo on Arab ubj<'C'O-are
When the Vietnam \\'ar W:t .. rill a relative! nmcl cxrx:ri·
en tor their countl , \m, rk m ''~~< n-.J.:mg cA'ldt uthcr.
"\\r'J1 are we there?'' In n (~w cars, the quc1tion h:~s hc,·ome,
"How -and when -du ,.c get out/"
i\lorc nnd more \mc1 k ... 1n' :u-e n ;di1.ing th .. H tht:ir coun·
u> ';;; lll'ohenu.-nt in the Vacmnm "',u ''·'s n ~eriotl' rnistalt•.
Jt h.,, dh ul~l the n. cion It h;•s ':o~t the llnitcrl .Mate'
much of the prc,rige nntl re'r~·ct it onc:c cnjo ed among otlwt
n. tinn~. nnd cur iomh, tlu.• LJ nun I ~t.tt( .mnot now ex u u:a tc
11 elf from the war without hnthcr IOM of pre cigc. Moreo,er,
it hal' nor been uc~ ful in its otiginul nulit.tn ohjcC'th c. In
effect. th~'e uull br uo "honomb lc solution."
HoM~\-er , tl1cre are till people who be: He' c that the U.S.
m'ohement js, not n mi Lake, .md thcq~ are the people that
must be reached dunng the mnrntorium tomorro~ .
\bout a year and a half ago. (he ll'l"(.") und La men Con.
centcd about Vietnnm em nm an nnu '' ar m:ukr asking
• \\'ho' riFbt? \\'ho' \nong? -on Vu: m.mt." l'hc .trgumcnts
are • \'ahd now a' the) ''ere then. I ndcetl the' h:l\ c huomc
more urgent as the number ut Gl killed in ,1ctaon has near!)
doubled . \\'h nrc ,,·e there? The article hdo\\, rcprintnJ from the
matlc:r, e" plores this que~rion .
to stop communism?
"\Ve are told that we ate hghting the c._,ten~ion of c-om
munism. But if Americ.an uoop arc nere\':tr} ro pre\'cnt the
e pansion or communic;m, ho,,· docs it happen th:u lndonc~ia
thrc,,• out the Communhts without IUl Aml'rican ~ohlier wiLhin
a thousand milcc;; and how has Uurma till nc.·d back the ChinC.'it;'
CommunhtS \\'hilc rdusing cconnmac :.id and uoop~ from rhc
niu:d Srates?"
C\tn Jo~ph Clark
.. • . . 1.here jo; no bcucr \\-:t) to ~:u:mtee the growth of
communim1 than to crcntc Mlr cond1tions in unstable 'oun
tries. Look ho'' the Viet Cong has grown (from a force of
60.000 to a force of 260,000) incc we escal.Hed the war in
Vietnam."
-Dr. Howard Zinn
"Our Vietnam polk) makers are unwittingly ad,·ancing
the cause of communi m ,,·hilc c:el:mg to cont .. in it,"
~n. George McCoH:rn
to stop aggression?
" ... the confiic1. m South Vietnam wa~ clearly a civil war
among the Vietnamese pt oplc :met not .1 war of aggre . .uion •..
Prcside.m Johnson mi!ireprcsented the nature of this conflict ..
• • •
Marl Hatfield
Now )'OU can look at the \Var in Vietnam as a (OVert in·
\'asion of the South by the 1 or 1.h or . • . as 'omc "rhola" do.
as baskall)' an indigenou wnr to whicll the North has given a
gro\\ing measure of aid and abetment. but either wa) it is a
war between Vietnamese to determine what the ultimate kind
of SO''ernment is going to be for Vietmun.
"'\'hen I went to school, th:u wa" a d\'il war. l am told
these da)5 it is not a Ct\ it war an more."
-Sen. Frank Church
..... when the warp incre:uc in rhc \mcric.:m military ef.
fort began in earl 1965, it was otimatt.'<i that only about 1100
North VIetnamese oldier5 ~ere among the enemy forces in the
outb, which totalled 140,000 at that time."
-Sen. Mike .Marufaeld
" .•• 1 5hould .53) add edt · that far more aggTenion has
bee.n commiued by the United States or America in South Viet
nam than has been committed by an)· of the North VieLna·
m~e • • . The American people have nol been given the full
trUth about this situation."
-Sen. Claabone Pelt
to uphold solemn commitments?
On Ftb. 16, 1966, Secretary or State RtUJ.: said:
.. h is WiJi fundamental SEATO obligation that ha.s from
the st:~n guided our actions in outh VicLnam."
But back in 196-J, Rusk said:
"We are not actin~ ~pcci ficall)' under the EATO treaty."
ln the Neu1 York J'imr..s, March 6, 1966, the \Cteran obser-
\'er Arthur f{rod.: explained the change:
. ''T.he citation b) the ec:reuu;· of Stare of the Sou1.he:ut
A aa 1 real)' of 1954 as the fundamental r.ource of President
Joh~n·s authorit · .•• Y.-:ts a hift of emphasis b) the Admin
astrauon. And the .renson is as plain as the ground i" weak.
·: ... s.en~tortal ~oices were. rising in protea~ against tht.'
Adnunt traru ~n s oft-!eHe!'lt c:d chu"! that the Pres1dent 's open.
ended cummatmtnt •n Vtetnam tlenve5 from the .o-c.tlled Gulf
of Tool in resolution."
.''· •• tlle U.S. is following a cour~ of artion oubide in
tcmauonnt law, to the discredit of our glorious hinory"
-Sen. Allen .Ellender
to discourage 'wars of lilteration'?
."J£ ~iii .i' our idea of 'ptotcning ' a wuntry :.gainst 'wa~
of hberauon .. wh;t other c.oun~r) ', ~eci~ thr dc\'a5tOJtion we
h~\e 'uought 1n \ aetn;tm, w•ll wtsh Amt:rar.an Protection ? \'\'hat
wall happen to t.he crcdibilit) of our <omrnitmcnts tllcn?"
-J\rthur Schleaingcr, Jr.
(tnntinued on fXlg~ J, col. 4) PIONEER tOC
Mu Phi Epsilon presents
Poa t I. mel J\h11nnnc l.h:tptca
c•f \Ill Pin 1 P'ilon i~ p•~~t ·nt
mg \),tllOII J\IH k-1 l'\\', pi.llli'\1,
ill ((IIICCil Sumlt), Oct, l!l,
.11 ~ p.m. iu I· \.111' II til, I c•wh
.mtl ( J,u J.: ( .ullc•gt \chlli\.\1011 is
l.!iO fm :tdults, 'I tudc•nt,,
\I i ' Btu k-1 ('\\', \\'illllt't elf
the su•rling .St.tll lllll!lllldnu .d
C:ompctitauu, '' c llttuHI on a
ll:ltl(lll\\'itll• COlli t'll tnlll,
Poet will give reading
\ poetry t'C<Hin.g 11\ \\'illitun
S t a f f 0 r d, I , ptOic:.\'101 of
J~n~li h. i<o ~rhcdu lcd fm C >rr .. lti, lit p.m .• in r.un.u.ul
Lounge
St,tHoul is cunc111h nn ,,tb·
huticnl, prt>p:u ing ,, (l)lkniou
or pocnn to l11 publi,hcd this
'tmng. lu l!lh!i, lm ollllholog\
tl 'l of l'ou' Grf\' n·c c•iH•d tlw
' 1t tun,al Hook 1\ w.n cl, .mel 111
I <lf1 I ht "·" .•wa 11kd 1 he I 100
\htllt')' \ ll'nwt in I puct1 )' pti1c.
Center offers program
•1 lw < .. uun,t•ling ( l'tll~t .111-
nounrcs tlmt l\,tlclridgl Rc•,ul·
in~ .tnd tnch Skill..:. lm,
C:rcenwir.h, Conn .. "ill olfe1 a
program at Lc'' h .mtl Cl:lrk
Colfcgc:, Inn. 110 of one hnlll
CS\iOil!., fi\'C da\S ,1 wed:.
In uuc11on hour will uc at
ranged ,tcconling ,,, nulcnt
rheduh: . I hl• pur po~c ol the
pr~·gram is to itu r('.l'iC reading
raw :and comptt:hcn ion. One
of tlw 11 n iq ue: fca t ur c: ol the
B.tlclridgc prog1 am j, th.tt stu·
dentS bring their o,,·n text·
lmoks, .md .,o the :•pplicatinll
ul methods of inuc:,t<ltng a:tl<:
;mcJ compJchcn'lion :m.: relaccd
clircctlv to the l...incl of wot k
~tudc:nt.s lilt' doing
The cmt l)r tht-prugr-:am will
I~ SI!.!O '\ letter from U.tld
ridgl' Re.ttltnK ~l''' icc will bl'
'cnt tn .tll tudt.nt the end of
Or.tnhcr. Thnw who :uc intcr
l',t<:tl t.tn ign up .tt that lime.
Guide deadline tonight
To complete the Jliuncc•
Guide.: h Jinals wed: it i~
nee • sat) rhat e.tch tudcnt per
~nnull) check hi n.trnc, r:am.
pus box number, c"'tcmion
nurnhl•t, d111 m, home .uldtcso;,
ulf·c~mpu addn:.\<> .mdjoa oH
, .. mpus phone numht•t by to
night.
Li!>L\ w iII he Inc:. ted .tt 1 he
inlnn11.1tion dt!.)~ in Temple.
tou u Ill i I do,i ng time tonight,
'Military dehumanizing'
( r. till t m w:tl)
s:t!d ! he on I) w ·•) he k 11cw of
Wtnnlllg ~ W.U I lO "dC..'IltO)
the l'ncm ··~ mp.1hility of de·
srru)iug." Wht·n .1sl.:ccl if he
had CH'!t ch.:sttO)Ccl, he aiu no,
that he h.ul lwen lud.) and h:ul
not had w kill am one.
t\au,, who h.tu JH'nt fom
\cars in J.tpan \HHkiiiK for
.ttomic J,iologudl wad:uc 111 the
tJ S \f.,rin ·s s.1id, "I l1x1l.: on
the \\.tr a~ pHil) much .t t•)t.tl
\\",t!ifC. ..
"\\rc h.•vc nothing tu win,
and \H lwld on to \\'h.u we•
chink ir. uul1\, It ll))pc.us tn he
slippea y.•· he aid,
Rc\t.tt i ng what ~ccmctl to be
the &.:CIItr.tJ thc'lllC £cu the uight
£,·~ u~ t~.ud, "The 'n u c is c~·
~cntiall) dchum,mitiug."
lie fi,ticl t h.tt thl·r c au: nu
hurn.111tst ic print i plt•s ou wltit h
the militar) l.!t lin: i basc·d.
''Ou1 h.1sic tr.uniug r.amp :~t.ul-
t d uut whit h5 mcu -35 of
whom h.ttl to bt• liCilL h.u::k lm
p ydaologicat in.lbilit) . You ,ue
ultim.ttch prc•grllmmt!tJ to kill." Oc;tohcr I l, !,__~
tkar .til )lut freo;hmt•n, who t'.l~t. which wurk" V('t)' 1
[nt 'illtnl' tt';t'IUII Ot' .tnntftcr ,tl(' the ~.IIHC \\,1\
1 u n n i 11~ I ua II t·~hm.m d."" n(. Su, I I m nne wi II bf• ,·en
lit('\, .uuJ haH•n'( h:uJ tltt• tilllt' otppointt .•tl tf the fH'W CUllt
111 tntt'tl'\1 tn Jc.',atl the dt.tft ol linn clue·-. nnl P·""· It l\
the• new ASI C ('c)n~titution. Wut 1.: ul 1.~·1•1') T\.trton
'nu lcl' c. Section VI, Oahc•t· othct , who h,l\·c gin~n
( 1,,,~ Gm·ctnmctH~. numhct I. time to help the main llttt
.. t.ttc~ : "l,l.•'~ distinc tiom 'hall gm't'llllllt'lll he' omc c!Cic
not he r·cu>~nill:cl ln J\Sl C .md muac ,·lfcc tht•, and l tl
I ht•tcl(ll c, thch' f..h,tll he nn the tlralt ~huw.~ u~ nil
n'ccl lm d:t"' govclllllll'nts . mudt work .u:tu:tll) did go
\\'hid1 in tt'J'tll' Wl' c.m all tan· 11
dt'1 .. r.uacl. mc.u1' l h .u t ht• c kt
tinll'!i th:11 Well! held "tC\ICIII:t)
will he null and \'oid on the
tl.t\ th.tt the new. cnno;tinuiun
1~ t.ttificd 1 he d.ty rh.tt \\C ,111
vote 011 the 1\C\\ ton,tituunn 'nw, ll""uming th.tt the
c 111 tttution is not r.tt·
'' h.ll .n (' you pt•opk goin
dn? Last l.tll lot\ of people
f01 oiJi(C.'i, ,ltld oiS far US
knnw, h:l\en'L done a bl ..... ~It' I"
Qt)
str.ug
Ct I
.Shd
j, ~~t (oa Ocl. 29 'In lor th.ll
small .nnoum ol tum, the new
oHiu•f'• <':Ill imlitult' all till'
c,tlllJl·'ign lllnmht''i tht') ob C\\' thiug. One ol the offitelS, vhr He
~u tar ·'" to m.tkc up a li1 lltt!l
hi' ide." .tnd pwpnscd pol •.
' ion ,J h.t vc prom i'lc<l.
Now nl <OUl'lt', the new con
'titlltion llla) not be ratifil'd.
II fot 'imnc 11 nc' plainablc r c •••
on, ~tudt •nt,, \\ill not vote fur
it, thl') will go throuRh :motht·r
n•a1or A\1.( dcttinn lilc 1.1~1
)C.u, in "luch the m.tjor theme
of 'onfu~ion \\':t' pre' dent
thwughout the entil<: elct tion. ·r hi,, i ( one Clfl I CCIII all I he
wa' had~ co ""' 'I" ing tcnn,
'' ,ts when there ",,, no "~'
pt ncc.•dtll c lo1 ~1 runo(l election,
aucl h) l •• w~ were p:t ~cd a si ttl a·
Linn :tro,t:. This rcmincls rue
\'Ct") much of another lcgi,fa·
th c hod) ~omewh<.'rc an the r I I . JO Ill
o ww 1c wa' gmng to 1 Ullllct
lUte them. It w,t, vt.•tv well Knidi
tttl ctr.. hut no1h1nK happc In
I ··"' year's pn\LCt\, l might Jt•t
Wl't c . a lo.t hctter than y 111,~
tncl 'olllfc 11 "'·'' the only l~ Baltu
th.tt tht.') ~cem to ha"c B , •I
II I I • . " . 0\ we• , con 1 than" )OU re 1 ~I
w ,, good 'itart. ¥OJ k
Th,tt'o; :tbnut it, .tnc.l i£ tl ,.
1 call · want to he in vol \'E'tl. ems
"'lllt.'UIIC from t\SLC, and til
w k:nm\ them, I really t tiuu
thq '•c trying. It's about l c ·~
somcunc did, 1\al
;\le.tnwhile, gootl luck. nt
~I) t ongt.ltttl.ttion.;
to thmc or you who
win, or lo~c. or both.
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OCficial publicatiOn of the a\~Oc l.lted Student '! of Lewh
C l.trl.: College 0615 S W. J>.,l:ume Jl ill Rtl . Ponl;mcl.
9i219. Pubhshed !wtce '"eckly during lh<-arademac yeas
G:tnn Publa~hang Co, Sewncl c:l,t\\ pn<~tagc p.ud ;tl Portl.t
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Ad Manage r .. . ___ • .... . ... ....... _ Jerr> t\ndct
\,\l 1\d \Lmagt•r ..... -.. . ... . . .. Jim Richarcl
Reporteh Pat Sc.tnlan, C.u ulvn Robert,, Ann \ \'h itt ff~lf
Jan .Stale}. Chri' Ritter, Lori V ,;, U\h
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t .....UN 1!1" .... P' -~ -........... ...... .•. ,._"', .. ,~ ... -,.._ .......... • m Spitz ets hope to join other
wor I.; s \'1!1)' 1
·'~ lOt will ht• VCl) r the: new run,
lnl P·•"· lt i~ amous N.Y.
Pun't hl.• sur pt i5t'd if nn or
1 JCIIIt Ottnhl'r Hi, w.1r i~; dt·
• .red 011 Nc•w Ymk Cll)' h)
•• hsntoll', .~\l.u yltntl,
DuJ 1\l.cym Jc)hn Linds.ay ol
C\\' 'OJ k '·') lllllClhlllg llll
nd ,tl,oul fusnrc1 ~l.u)land
cn ca nnr ~pu u . . . \dro?
No, nut thi~ ti111c. II I Y fl,lf ton
h,l\'<! given t
p the muin \lU
hl'c omc cJl1
£cc t h c, :mel I ~
howo; u'l .sll
nnuall)' did go I he l'\ t!nt th.u cou ltl igni tc
the illlt'f cit)' lcucl ulung the
m~ng that the. llhtt'tn !>c.thu.tld wuuld In: the
·~ lltll Ioili Ol) ol J cw Yu•k' third
~u (H'apk ~oin 11.r:ugln upset in the (MSI )C:tr
I lots or pcnple l'l •• n.lltrmurc nthlclll: tt.;.Ull.
.uul a' f,u as :-\tumid L.• cL.tll's " mMin"
't clone .t bl c,,. York ~let!> topple the 1:1·
ll the orric.cn, u itt B.tltimurc Orioles in t.hc
rn.tkc up a. h Jlh~ \\'mid ~t·s ic\ the) would
d prup~l5Ctl P0! J'in New Y111k's othct l.tmcd
'\\':ts p;osng tn1 1 uuclcrdug'i. thl• Jet:. nnd the
: w,t\ H'l) \\'C I nic l,;.,.
llothtng h~JlPl.'fi 111 Janu:uy nl this ye.11 Llw
mter,, I msght jt•tt;, lt:tl Ly Joe "\Villit:' \\'lute·
bcucr th.tn )0 1l111C .1\':nnnth," thttlllfH'!tl the
w.1s the only Ll B.altimorc Golt!i in the ~upcr
cern ;o h;l\e. Buwl h a scnre of 11).7. Then
I tlunk ) ou re in :\lau:h the uuclct·t .rtrd NC\\
nrt. ~ :Jr k Knickcr hol L:cs dcfe.m~d
out it,. .md i£ drc n.altimotc lhtllct<>. c:h.nn·
.o h(' mvohcd, cm5 of thl' ~:uional B:t~kct·
m ASLC. and Ill AwJt 1 rtiun' l~.t~lcr n di' ;.
ern, I. rcnlly t aluu, in four lllt.tight gamt.''i 111
tg. 1t s .tbout I the· NHA pl.tynfh ,
U.tlt irnme's Or ink,, 1 cg:u <kcl
one o( til<" fa•w "pt~rlc l t"
.tnl~ in motlc:tn h.t chall, luu:.t
8 II ipJc threat comuin:uiun of
_Rm\'cr. pitt.h i ng, and dcfc: nse.
!--------!~ 1 hl') ~\\C.:pt the ~IIIHtC.Slll,t :, good luck.
ngr.t t ul.tt inns
C or V0\1 who • lo!'c, or both.
(j
l!nt:oo of t.ewi'
il .. Port L1ntl,
arademK y~ar
paid .H Port I
-·-·· Ken .,. __ .. om
. Bill H:lrlm
·-J ert y :\ ndt•t ijj
J inr Ric-h ~llt
, \1111 \\1hittiCSt1
..... C:t) Jcnki
• , Or•~ton 97 21?
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··~ · ..... i't-".il•• ........ ~ .u..
- II(~~~ •• ,,, l•.,,.>t ........ , ... -.
• • tL• 1 .-.~,. 1 wins in three su.ught g.une5 ,
ogs
in the hr!!>l·ui·IJ\C divi5i(•l\ tl
lll.tyoH!o tim )c.•r to will tiH'
,\urCt u .10 l..c.tguc penn, nl .
The ".unn7sll" ~let' earned
the right to nu•cL B.,Jtimorc m
tl1e \\'utlcl etrc;<o aht!t weep·
ing the tl.nH.l lhn\1!5 m three
11rught to t.tkc tire 'ation II
IA:·•flll<' ling.
'J he t\fct ~IICCL~S ~t(ll") this
'lt'.a on h.t llcc 11 nut hi ng holt
ul t.•huluu • \rt••r lo\ing mt•s
11)(1 g.uucs ru ~even c>C thci• lust
uinc ~c.t~CJIIS nml tmsshlllg no
highct than lllnth pl.tcc m the
~ <ttionnl l.c.tgue, they hounccd
had; in o.1 bttlli.anl snctc..h d rn c
thi c.u to hc.1t out tl1c Chi
o....tgo C.uh!l tJ ct~ht g.tm•~ to
t.tke the Lt,tcrn cit\ aswn fT(IWil ,
Bchtnd the br tlli.mt pitdung
of Tour ~('il\CJ, Jcaay Koo"iman,
,lllcl (.,,,1) Lc•n II .II HI thl' du h h
hutang ul I omm1c \gee .111tl
(:Icon Jones, the t\lct t ontill·
uccJ to surpri c c\cryonc in·
clttd rug thcm~ciH:'\ .ttl 'iC.t on
long.
1 he Orinlc\ m.t) h.t\C the
!lt,Histic 11111 tl'c odds on thcu
'uk (the) .m· packed :~s ctght
to IJ,c (,,\nritcs to take the
~elico;) hut tltt• ~let:. h,t\ c rhc
adv,nuagc or b(•ing !iCIHlllH.!Jlt,d
l.t\·oaitc.<~ . \ltt;t :all, being l.thel
c:cl "umlcnlog " im't u:.lll) w
h,ul Just .t k the Jet" .tnd the
Kmcks .thuut th,tt, or mayhc
l'\ en the :\let\ .lround the
eighteenth of Octol;er \\i heu
the \\'odd cues i~ O\ cr. 1'10N£.ER LOG
around town
Ott /9 L.cwi and I 1 ~ c on·
rcn ~l:trian lhad·LC\,, Pian·
a t M J),ln. • Ev.111"
Ott 2 21 Ore!5on ~ymphnny -
John Ogdtm, ptani~t 8:!10 p m.
-Civic Auditoriurn
Of't. 22 Lewis nnd Cl:u\.:.-~ lusu
I lour • [dtth 1\ ilbw k, h.u pst
choul . 2.Sfl p.m . Reinhard
P rUI). ,joJin · 1-.\:ms
Ort iH l~wi .mel Clark -Con
,o,.ation • Mark tlanis, poet.
no\clr.!>t R.BO p.m. • Ch.I}>CI
Ort. 27·Nov. I C..elcbrit) Attr.rc·
1 ion · "C.tb;sn::t" -8:30 p.m. •
Chdc Audnorium -2:30 Mn
ti 1\('C (llJ ( )(; t. 31 & Nov I
Kukais on top of
intramural volleyball
\Iter t\\0 round~ of pl.•y Ku·
ka1s .and the ophomnrc H:t\
kcth.allct., .He on tt)p an the
c•ght tc.tm muamural 'nile)·
biill lc,,guc \pon ored J1 igh tl}
.It Pnmp1in Spurts Gerner. C.t.~ch
c Olllllct 111g scpt.lil pl.tp 1" o
g.tmt'<i .1 week '' nh the p• o
g•.rm expected to con Jude at
chc.: end of October Fout otl1ct
Jub' cilrh post 1-l record and
oii'C thrc.llclling (or the lead
I he Mlllldin&~=
I JR. :\IUR\1
VOLLl:.' U1\LL
\\1111
Kuk .• i.-, 2
uph. lla kcth.dlc111 2
I· I'OSh I) B,t!\kctltallcrs I
It n~h 12 .Basketb.tllcn I
J hcL• <.;hi 1
CillO I \ .. gs I
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of Howaad 0 lo !.
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Why are we there? (continued)
"[We ore told] ..• that the U . must now teach the Com·
muni\L\ that . guerilla wars of liberation are in vain. Then
Lhc prospects of peace will brigfucn ag11in.
"J his 15 • fnnn ol aelf-delu i()n ..• The danger of infcctJOn
i~ umvcrr. •• J, wrth immunity confined onl) tr, countries enjoy
ing gOOt.l internal health."
-Sen, Frank Church
"There ts no mor re:tson to be.liC\'C that a free world 'vic
tory• w Vietnam •~ broing to dcLCr other TC\Oiutionary gucnlla
\<."an. th.m there war. •. tl) ha\·e expected rhat ...ommunist
guenll.& setbnd; in ( ,rcecc, 1.cr b.aijan, t11e Phillipin , M aJaya
or tlu: Congo \\Ould 'tead1' gucnllas om thing 10 (..'\zbd
fh;til.md {IT Soulh \ iewam. If ll 'ceaches' them anything t
o~lJ it ma) well he 11115: that unle\S the local r'ltimc undcnakCJt
n measure o£ true refonm, even tJH! hugen mtlitary polller m
the woslfl e~n be uccc, full~ !Halcm.lted for •' Jnng pcnod of
tim!.' h) lightly ,,rmcc.l p•a ant gucnJI.,, and the infantry of a
Ltn) undcule\elopccl r.ounlry .. "
-Bernard F II, in Foreign Ariain.
because Geneva accords were violated?
·• I here i fighung in Vicmam today only bec:au5e the po
htic:al seulcment for Vtctnam reached at Geneva in 1954 has
been delibcr.Hcly and flagrantly and &} tematialll} violated."
-U.S. ~t.:Hcmem :n U • May 21, 1964
lu supp•1rt uf our pr"5enr.e, Lhc ~tate Department tlhcn
CJUOlc.~ rhc ~Cp01l or the Jntcrnation,tJ Control Commission Of
June 2. 1962, "'hich s.tid there was evu..lence of ntO\'ement of
per onncl, munitiom and supplies from the orth Zone to
the South Zone.
r'he :State Deparunem does not quote that pan of the re·
pori whic.h deal!; wnh the violations by South Vietnam of the
(.cnC\.11 Agn.'Cment: nor t.he rerrt's $t:ttem~nt that "the intn>
ducrion of a large number o U . mtlit3J")' penonnel . . •
.llnt)UrtlS tO :l f.t tual tniJital") alliance, which is prohibited UO·
tier Aruclc 19 of t11e Ccneva Agreement."
The Unrtcd Statt:..f in Vietnam,
by Ccmge McTuman Kahin and John W. Lewis
"One of the addcst thin~ i that the Unu.ed ~r.atcs has
been . • pJ.,ying into t11e hands of our Communi t enemies •..
"We ha"\e no right to ,.udgc £or oursehes whether the
Gene\ a Accords are bejng vio <Jted, and then :usume unto our
sCI\<!$ the right too enforce the accords against the nations that
we h..1\e dec1dcd have 'iolated them."
-Sen. Wayne 1one
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Mon. · Thurs. 4 • 12
Fri. -Sat. 12 • 2 A.M .
Sun. 12 Noon • Midnight 600 Main
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b,, llrclt \1rUJ;l'r
\ t'l ntde Jon )ncqu.t m.ul~
JllOlht•t ~\\ ttrh Ill ]'0Sili011 S I
tmd." nftrTnu<.lll .tt • .,~"old
u duun .1 tlw 195 pouncl !!.Cil
"a fron1 ~hddou Htgh of fu·
tnt' con\l!llcd to runnin~ h:u ~
f 1 tlu; cleat dn h \\'ith P:u a fie
nd hter.lll tore apnrt the
Um.c• dl fcn'e c; n rou tc to .t
""' P ioneeJ 'acton.
J 1qu 1, J fu~t team all-ton·
I'Otl'C clcctwn ·'' dcfen '' c
, tHb.n.k lu:,t t:m, ''':\ the
,, kho~c or the PionecJ of·
n~c a he repeatedly g<tincd
'ki(J '. rd. gc "P the nudctJc
ud ,,a uutnnnntal in kccp
mg the long P1onecr drh cs
lii\C.
It \\4\S r.hc first ~trong show·
tg ot the "ca on for the 1 C
rlcn'e .iftct hcmg .. tun out b)'
\\0 J)~\ IOU Ci)rt£crerll.:i(.' fOt!s.
J he win lml'} ted 1 he Psoncc~
ut of the le.tguc cell at '' Hh a
n~.; win two-loss rccot d \dti lr
he ~<tson ~wndm~ ho'' the
lliltine grJdmen '' ith :m en'n
,o-win and n,"0-1o l'COOrd.
he Bo~ct now ,t md nt 0 2
1 the conlerenre and an C\ en
ud 2 tor the \C:tr.
1 he Pioneers raned off e.tr-
a Make McArthur facldcd
r-Bo cr l.:ic.koff on the I G 'ard
tne ami adumced the hoot to
he LC ~0 a.rd hnc. With Ihm
CANYON GUITAR SHOP
•1d ( s~A /rutrumt'!'h
Rcllfllsblng nnd Rownng
2172 W Bumstdo
Ph 222-Sbbl 1 Itt lc.uling the ntt.td: <lt
tlu.utct h.t k th~ f'ioncet hack·
h<'ld hl'gau th<·it ll ,,,uh on the
Bo ,., th'ku<.t' 1 he moH•mcm
\\II~ ~lo,, :\1 li1 t but the Pion·
eet bcg.m to ptd.: up moml·n
l\1111 .as )llCJ.U•l .tlld Tow T.llt!
kept h.m nng the P;~dric. s~
'mula t).
L::.tght minute~ nnd t9 pl.n~
l.atcr at all p.ud olf a' J.tqu.t
,, nicd rhc ball into lhc end
1one foa the touchdown. Till'
ktt.k f.nh·tl ;mel the Pioncet
"ctt ott ~nd t uuning 6·0.
l he Bo <'I made it intcte,t
mg ror ,1\\ hilc a the took ,11\
I C punt from the I,Hlllccr Si
).ml line into the end 1onc . .Jny
l\ut7 C'!lrricd tllO'Il of the oCtcn-
1\ c c hnres a' he ll!JfX'<l off
lhc prrl gainct intC\ the Pio·
neet ~0 \\'ilh lhird down and
chit tcc•n tn go a Piont·er dcicn·
dcr ,, .. ,!; called (m intct fcu!nC't'
.md the hnll '' ,, ~ct down on
I he 1.. • 12 ) .ud lim~.
On lhc next pia [rom sr.r im·
mage Hut1 tnol.: a pirchout
£rnm lu qu.trtc.rbad Chinen
and carrJ<•d H in for thl' ,c:orl.
W 11 h the c u-:~ pom t added b'
Burk I Otl! the Ho ero; found
them ch<.' in the lead at 7-6.
The lead ''-•"' :)hort lh\.>d :t!.
Lhc Psoncc1 , pcrhap., a little
indignant at the lad: or re·
~pcct hown h the Boxer of·
fen c, rcmli:ued quick!· with
Jon Jacfllll on(c :tg;tin leadiug
the d1nrg•. Pat Miguel. now
k.tdmg the oHemc .u <fu.trter·
h.td ... hamk<l w Jaqua on the
I iTht pl.ty and the strong half·
• • • • .e : '5'>
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YOU CAN MAKE GOOD PtONE£R tO<.
0
lfS
h.trk ti PP'''I uti 35 ,tH), hdow
lin.dh udng h.111lctl down Otl
the Hn t•t 'l:! \:IHI lim•. \ thitcl·
:uHI·tht<•c 1\itu.llinn :.,1\, :\ligncl
l)lllllf> to tight·t.:tHI llnug I dtl
wit 011 tlw J 3 '.n'tl lim• .tnt I
:m11hc: t l'i1llll't'l tis"il tlc>wn.
It to11k the <la-angc .111d 1\luc k
1.' olrth llucc pl.l\ 10 dmw
hlnm) a' Rc:o.; R j, c c Ot'(U hi!\
fi1 :o.t touchdnwn ol the SCil'ion.
bt cnJa ng nlf the t iglu side• of
the Boxer dercnsc lun Jaqua
a tt em p tt•cl tlw two point um·
'crsion .md he r:m it ttuc 10
fOllll .ll'OUII(! the I\\ 0 point CCIII•
\<.:1 1011 :uul the Pioneers had
tnl.;cn the lcilcl ror ~ccp~ .tt II· -I •
•t he rcm.undct of dtc lir t
hull pll>H'U unproducti,·c fnt
t•ithcr team as buth clclc.:tN~'
did .1 ~ood juh ot hf)ldin~ the
uppu,itHIII .ll ha). ~l'hi 1 cl qu.ll·
tct .ution ''·'" I.tthct ~~~~~i h
on hoth i<il'\ ,,, lOll i'ih.IH · iu
the o(l'cn~l' "'''" nuunc: utat d)
hl'>l. "l he P,iorH't'l gcll going
'' ith onh minuws left in tlw
~t.tl17.t .l~ lht) ~!All tt:tl tht'il
thucl touchdown dr 1\ c tlcc·p iu
tlteit O\\ n a en iwt) '" the 2.
Inn J.tqut .md L:uq <·r.•,cr
ta1rcd the au.td., hoth nbt'tlll·
mg fi~t down' 111 the fit t £i,c
pl:l\ os I rom scrunrn.tgc. \ Vit11 the
ball !\CUlm~ on tht Pioncc1 1i
)'ani line < .. rn,cr took ,1 pit< h
om ftom his cptilrtcJh.uk ''"''
wi [h tlw help of n cnuplc of
kc · hlcxl.: tool.: the ball 511
·ani" w p.t\ditt. With ll:•IR
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tgn. The game
he Ornnf(c a
~I the \ u Wt")'
IC rnnfiucs of
•
3c~ Club i
that arc out
arc not :tf!ili
itution .md
countetl on
1 performer:'\.
r \\'ould like
"howing tl) v111
I •
~~appotm mena
meue. LCs
cc Runde
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e leaden • • (ITCUil.
the Pioneer
the cornpcn
to run Cor a
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::uge in rronl
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!-------u: S'TUUt;."fT HARGL.A 'a' KRU E lunch out kAOcll to pu.ten by dunn: a
d town moralonuan can' lut S.a.tunb).
and Clllrl.. -earl looks at educational,
\bit ";\foods
cwn G:t lien•
ortla nd Opel"::
ida" p.m ciological aspects of war
• \rthur Pearl, noted pro·
• ntl Cbrk -wr of education at the Uni·
John Clubh · ll) of Oregon wa~ on the
n JX,ru Ccnuww•,. and Clark campu lust
• g1ve
•
1sade for
~nference
s;~dc tot !edltcsda) to peak on Ute
"""'tiona) and sociologiCtl im
catiou or the \'ICUlam \\'ar.
Pearl's specdt wa5 anothc.-r
a seri~ of lectures leading
to the \ icmam Mor.nonum
I 5.
\dd~anr; 51uclent in the
uncal Ch01mber, Pe<Irl ex·
u11dcd on ho'' ,,·ell lht na
i educating tu citizen for
tat he calls "tr.tined tuptd·
•• He 6polc: of an um\•illmg·
~ to lel tudents deal wuh
i poruonnl!l darcc.:l social problem) that
ear alcm nd out qluingl). uch as
t J0-12). 1'\at•on, rur and water pol
confcrc.:n(e is tJOn and radnl bigotl"}.
ue or lllu~" .r...,
· ll\ ucd lc} _ .rlo.t; Pearl refcred to the corrup-
') "gtC41lCSl mfluenc of "the p \dH>
u~ Chai t. For or ~on" on the e<luc:uion
ut the c-oni )tcm. Ttus p )Cholog) cun·
' the \JCW th.rt DO)' inter·
on, ~~ t. ~Si I ,onflict t:Un be sohcd, a
g court
wanted
s for nominat'
to1tuin~ Court
rmatJOn de k
ung ;\ton ..
f) \\ill be
l. 21. put it, "b) militnl"')' means
tlarcat uf milicnn means."
I ''ent on to :hi}• .. the potcn·
al ft..'lr t.hc JP'O'' th and sah a
on or mankind in the: under·
eloped ate61 of \ a , Latin
men 1, nnd the 1 nited States
&oing to be t'C'Jlizcd \\"lth
·52'i .•
" \n} mone} gomg into the milnan g~ .ll the experuc: of
public cducntion and we might
a ,,'clJ fac.e tlt&ll fact right
110\\:· Pearl s;~td. He sa1d that
O\Cr I bill•on ,., go•ng w
Vietnam and the nulitat'}' pro
gr.tm ~ than half o£ th~
.unount i~ going into public
education. Curren t nulita11
polic), 3lCOrd mg to Pearl, gi' ~
the right to lall, the right 10
,.hower bombs .md the right to
h:l\ e 'the longest and most ·.
pen h c war in our hi toq ••
l,earl mentioned a "ps\dt
log) ol helple! ne5 " tlmt comes
Irorn a long tmohc.mcnt in 3
\'o':lr tlmt nobod) '~ants .... 1 hh.''
he s.11d. "lc.acb to ap;llh) and
a lac.k of imohcruent wiLh
ocher at a time \\hen \~c
llihould be rommg wgethc:r:·
J>earl urged tuden~ to per-
i l in therr argumen~ ag:un t
Vietnam. •· ectariamsm 1\ a
problem," he t ted. He put
forth the 1dc:J that people
"hould get n"a) from l 1\:ang
to hicnd~ and g l out and talk
lO tJae oppo HIOII "Nobod) \\111
be able to rom mce all the peo
ple." said Pearl. "hut )OU can . .. con\ mce mam. •
Vocational tests oHered
One of the sCJ' •cc offered
at the Coun cling and Pin l'
rncnt Center i 'cxuuona l lc: t·
iug for tudulls \\hO :ue un
Ct:rt:J.in \\'het1t r tltear lllter:t.,ts
anuniJ) ~.urrol:JOnd to then 'o
wtiunaJ objectiH~s. or '\\ho h.l\c
not dcfmc:d theit ''OCltional oiJ..
ject iH~~ 1 he COSt I' I for
t e '!. t 1 u g otl1d anterl,retutJan
Th ;.e "'ho our} be mte~tcd
.ul! cm:ouraged to <.atll tlte
c.Aun eling .md Pl.atcment Cen·
lcr at ! or 1~9. vets label military dehumanizing;
commander defends Navy • servtce life
• ., ho5e pt.'ople "bo do not do
\\ell m ci\tltan liCe tend to do
well m rnilit:tl] hfc.'' aid Fh>d
\ iche, an LG tudent who ha
been in the :.snn} He made dan
stutcu\cnt during a panel dt'l-
cu~ ion ""I hur-Wa , part o( l.C
··cduc:Jllon progr:tm.. [or the
Vtet Nam ~lomrorium
Vaehe. along wath DaH'
b .111\, l.iC o;tudcnt "'ho spent
lfiS9-6S m the Marines and
Don Derma • Commander in the
V . ~av~ no"' retin.>d after 20
)Qn or 0'"\ ic.c. oompt iscd J
discu aon panel on the anflu.
e.nce militan. life pln on the
wdh idual.
":\ftlatal"} hfc i a dtl1um 11·
iLing prc:>ceS5," \ 1chc ~d.
.. 11u~ \ell and cune at ou •·
He ~aid that th1s proces:s
com (tnt b st.ripping the 11~
dh ulu tl of hi" ap[)C'.arance H)
makiug hm1 em tus hA~ar, put
On .1 (.unn CJt) and wear lug
h the rcouil i (nr t'{.i tn
'' allO\\ ht\ prtdc 8\ rontrol·
lmg the b:BI~ of life and not
• tllo\\mg criticism of m1lit:tl"}
rc:gultuoru. tl1ose in charge. es
pectall the "Jifen.'' are able
to push those "'ito don't "fit"
to the hreakmg point
''I like: the il'"' !" lle11nu
ad. In J9l7 he "'as a se.unan
rcatut, re-euli ted, bec:ame a
meteomlogist. and '\:orkcd tum
self up to Commander L
r\01\ • the N.I'~Y nd to the country
1t i1 ort of hard to put into
\\Ortl!i how I feel ••
"1 o an tent the ~n l<!e
d h<ne n dehum.anU.ing cf.
feel he :ulmath.:d. but did not
el01bor:He.
\\'hen :t'lkl'd the pu~ or
th n.t" • Denni1 s.o~ad that. the
n.H1 I) ma.L the w ten safe
(or li merchantm n and 2)
makes \\";lr on fore&gn shores. n nnu said abo that he (eh
it is nece.nary lie :said that d
the mu:d taleS did not de
fend iueJf lhat all countries
would e tend their u:rritonal
\\-:tten and dten! would be only
a "liule puddJe'" for tht nited
ta lt!S to 53.il in.
11u: onl thing Dennis m·
ed w dish e about the rta'\1'
"''il1 the fact that it is in a de.
Cerun:e ~'ar m Viet N:un He
(amtinued on page 2)
Events readied for moratorium
J,lan (or the \ 1et 'am in the neighborhood cm-.~dng·
l\lor.nonum scheduled for to-during the afternoon nd to m~
mono' are W>lidahing form th communit how the
9-J l·SO a ru meeting in war a£fecu the.tr th es and their
umm ()mang Room will lead tues t i .!0 p.m. the public
off the d , ·~ aai,;ues. E'el"}-is in\'lt-etl to a meeting at the
one i1 imited (or a " rious but Portland t:atc Uns\ier at mith
unprelf!llUOU\ COIUider.lUOn O( \lemona} Center ballroom
the elfccu of \\":11" in gener.U Ch plam Gordon Verplank.
.:md the \'aet ~am ronllic:t m dndosed that the regular lnedi
partac.ular ... acronhng to a cir-tation 5Cf'\ ice scheduled ror
t'l.ll r dr.t~n up b\ John Br\H~n 11·15 ...m and the 5· 0 p m.
and 3 mJolll group of facult free bread &enice ,~IJ be c:an-
mcmbt..>n, fnda\ Oet. 10 ttlled \\'ednesda •
\II people present are &n\ H-Knice of wonhtp rtll be
cd to peo1k their mand me at 9·!0 p.m an the chapel. Ver·
o£ the tOfH to be c.on tdere:d plan n:n:aled that the ~"ttt
are •· rhe TroJ;an \\ ar and "'tll be mfonnal and "~1 oon
\"ic:t m ·, "D u-uction of the m of mwtc. rndi11g1, and
En' tronmem m \ tet am and prn'en for peaa:. The public
m \men ·•. and. ''TrC!3n; Ob-B tn\'lted.
li auons a£ the l . which led The da\' ae:u"iue:s ,ilJ come
to \meric<1n lmohcment m to n end at the PSU Ballroom
\tel '..tm." with speeches b): the m ntor
:\ Coil~ Comocuion "Aill ium chainrum. a rquesc:ntaU\C.
He ad t:hat the sen icc t be held 1.?·1 p m. an Pamphn of the Grape ll'ik.e. nd a mcm
good P.lace for minont-. groups. &'111m ium peaken wtll be bcr o£ the Bla Panthc:n.. Pro-
JU\enale delmquents. and prob furna hed (rom tbe oommunit . £essor o£ Eduation at the m
lcm ch1ldn:n lle said that It Four of the spt.-aken are· HOlli· \"entl\ of Oregon nhur Pearl.
''a good for the "not too ani Gluer .:archnca. Ccm ,,in aJ o pe3 along \\"tth
bri~hf' to be m the ~n 1te ~ut Robmwn .. 1 torn e ', George \'tet Nam \ete:mn Ther~ w11l
that it "·•s not good for the Bro" n • .trfih ted ""-ith the AFL-b4: a ""11lP"UP of the cb ·s C!\-enU
sen ice. CIO 01nd Tom ''aWl, ron· and infonuauon bout the con·
''J hkc dte Na'11" he repeat· tr.~rcor. unued morawrium in o~em-
cd "I have a en~ of lo~ It to "tudenu are Ufbt-ed to ru in be.r
Authority on Arab affairs to speak here
From his colorful bad:ground
in tlte Middle E:nL gu~t lee·
turer. Gen ir John Clubb
( nown as "Clubb Pa~ha")
\\til peak here 11tuncbl Hu
tall. "Middle Ea!t 1969 in Pe:r
spetme" is open to the pub
he at 8 p m 111 Pamphn 'poru
Center
Glubb i being brought to
Le\\ i and Cl rk b) the Con·
\ octtiou Commlltee and "ill
be on campu" ''~o 01 three
da) There ~ill be: an m(onn·
.11 coffee hour diM.~ssion wttlt
hun rot all intere cd rrida.' l
4 p.m in the f.unat ilCK Lounge
in I or t H 11.
.. \ irlg ll\-ed rur !16 e •• ~
anton ' . raw, hh profound
kilO\\ ledge of \rub aH;un. bath
;I~uJemtr and prnetica1, i' un
rh a led He ha pubhihcd
tht m.lJOr wm on _rnb h• ·
ton and 15 110" wntang a
fourth.
Clubb, \\ho h.1s leuun.-d all O\tt the: t.: mted , in Brit·
ain and m tH:r;ll European
rountn 6poL:c hcJe L\\O -ean
;igo He a equalh well infonn·
ed on the h1 tor md the pre
\CIIt pohti of dli \"llnlh stru·
• lt.>glC a a c'
\ ru:r bc:-tn vru-dcd tlae hi·
ll.U C for hu ~T'\ ICC lU
f r ucc •md 8cl 1 um m
\\ orld \\ r I, c.lubb \\"ellt to
h01q m 1920 a Bnudi . nn
n!fu ~, but m 19-t!, h \\"3S hen .a O\ 1han post a dmm
aunuh~ Inspector an the I rnq i
~' emmenL From 192 to I j()
he ''-u employed an the uth
ert! Desert of lnq to deal wuh
desert r:udin~
ln l930 Glubb signed :a con-
tract ,,;t.h the ·etnmem
ft'il11SJordan to put n end to
de!IC'rt r.udmg th~ hing b
dulla 'e him the nnk of
colonel in the .rnb Legion In
19S9 the k.iug ~ppointed rum
Glue! of Ullf of the n b
l...cgion. Undct hl! eotnm.~nd
the Anb Legion fought on
llhiny dalfennt I iddlc U.St
[runt; an \\ orld W .u II and
became known the finct and
be.u tr.uned mn in the-Mid~
die E L
He conunued to hold COUI•
m;md of the Arab Legion un
ul hi rctu~ntent in Hl56 &ntt
then he has dC\ oted hnmelf to
choJ ntup and h31 wrium
man boo on Arab ubj<'C'O-are
When the Vietnam \\'ar W:t .. rill a relative! nmcl cxrx:ri·
en tor their countl , \m, rk m ''~~< n-.J.:mg cA'ldt uthcr.
"\\r'J1 are we there?'' In n (~w cars, the quc1tion h:~s hc,·ome,
"How -and when -du ,.c get out/"
i\lorc nnd more \mc1 k ... 1n' :u-e n ;di1.ing th .. H tht:ir coun·
u> ';;; lll'ohenu.-nt in the Vacmnm "',u ''·'s n ~eriotl' rnistalt•.
Jt h.,, dh ul~l the n. cion It h;•s ':o~t the llnitcrl .Mate'
much of the prc,rige nntl re'r~·ct it onc:c cnjo ed among otlwt
n. tinn~. nnd cur iomh, tlu.• LJ nun I ~t.tt( .mnot now ex u u:a tc
11 elf from the war without hnthcr IOM of pre cigc. Moreo,er,
it hal' nor been uc~ ful in its otiginul nulit.tn ohjcC'th c. In
effect. th~'e uull br uo "honomb lc solution."
HoM~\-er , tl1cre are till people who be: He' c that the U.S.
m'ohement js, not n mi Lake, .md thcq~ are the people that
must be reached dunng the mnrntorium tomorro~ .
\bout a year and a half ago. (he ll'l"(.") und La men Con.
centcd about Vietnnm em nm an nnu '' ar m:ukr asking
• \\'ho' riFbt? \\'ho' \nong? -on Vu: m.mt." l'hc .trgumcnts
are • \'ahd now a' the) ''ere then. I ndcetl the' h:l\ c huomc
more urgent as the number ut Gl killed in ,1ctaon has near!)
doubled . \\'h nrc ,,·e there? The article hdo\\, rcprintnJ from the
matlc:r, e" plores this que~rion .
to stop communism?
"\Ve are told that we ate hghting the c._,ten~ion of c-om
munism. But if Americ.an uoop arc nere\':tr} ro pre\'cnt the
e pansion or communic;m, ho,,· docs it happen th:u lndonc~ia
thrc,,• out the Communhts without IUl Aml'rican ~ohlier wiLhin
a thousand milcc;; and how has Uurma till nc.·d back the ChinC.'it;'
CommunhtS \\'hilc rdusing cconnmac :.id and uoop~ from rhc
niu:d Srates?"
C\tn Jo~ph Clark
.. • . . 1.here jo; no bcucr \\-:t) to ~:u:mtee the growth of
communim1 than to crcntc Mlr cond1tions in unstable 'oun
tries. Look ho'' the Viet Cong has grown (from a force of
60.000 to a force of 260,000) incc we escal.Hed the war in
Vietnam."
-Dr. Howard Zinn
"Our Vietnam polk) makers are unwittingly ad,·ancing
the cause of communi m ,,·hilc c:el:mg to cont .. in it,"
~n. George McCoH:rn
to stop aggression?
" ... the confiic1. m South Vietnam wa~ clearly a civil war
among the Vietnamese pt oplc :met not .1 war of aggre . .uion •..
Prcside.m Johnson mi!ireprcsented the nature of this conflict ..
• • •
Marl Hatfield
Now )'OU can look at the \Var in Vietnam as a (OVert in·
\'asion of the South by the 1 or 1.h or . • . as 'omc "rhola" do.
as baskall)' an indigenou wnr to whicll the North has given a
gro\\ing measure of aid and abetment. but either wa) it is a
war between Vietnamese to determine what the ultimate kind
of SO''ernment is going to be for Vietmun.
"'\'hen I went to school, th:u wa" a d\'il war. l am told
these da)5 it is not a Ct\ it war an more."
-Sen. Frank Church
..... when the warp incre:uc in rhc \mcric.:m military ef.
fort began in earl 1965, it was otimatt.'<i that only about 1100
North VIetnamese oldier5 ~ere among the enemy forces in the
outb, which totalled 140,000 at that time."
-Sen. Mike .Marufaeld
" .•• 1 5hould .53) add edt · that far more aggTenion has
bee.n commiued by the United States or America in South Viet
nam than has been committed by an)· of the North VieLna·
m~e • • . The American people have nol been given the full
trUth about this situation."
-Sen. Claabone Pelt
to uphold solemn commitments?
On Ftb. 16, 1966, Secretary or State RtUJ.: said:
.. h is WiJi fundamental SEATO obligation that ha.s from
the st:~n guided our actions in outh VicLnam."
But back in 196-J, Rusk said:
"We are not actin~ ~pcci ficall)' under the EATO treaty."
ln the Neu1 York J'imr..s, March 6, 1966, the \Cteran obser-
\'er Arthur f{rod.: explained the change:
. ''T.he citation b) the ec:reuu;· of Stare of the Sou1.he:ut
A aa 1 real)' of 1954 as the fundamental r.ource of President
Joh~n·s authorit · .•• Y.-:ts a hift of emphasis b) the Admin
astrauon. And the .renson is as plain as the ground i" weak.
·: ... s.en~tortal ~oices were. rising in protea~ against tht.'
Adnunt traru ~n s oft-!eHe!'lt c:d chu"! that the Pres1dent 's open.
ended cummatmtnt •n Vtetnam tlenve5 from the .o-c.tlled Gulf
of Tool in resolution."
.''· •• tlle U.S. is following a cour~ of artion oubide in
tcmauonnt law, to the discredit of our glorious hinory"
-Sen. Allen .Ellender
to discourage 'wars of lilteration'?
."J£ ~iii .i' our idea of 'ptotcning ' a wuntry :.gainst 'wa~
of hberauon .. wh;t other c.oun~r) ', ~eci~ thr dc\'a5tOJtion we
h~\e 'uought 1n \ aetn;tm, w•ll wtsh Amt:rar.an Protection ? \'\'hat
wall happen to t.he crcdibilit) of our <omrnitmcnts tllcn?"
-J\rthur Schleaingcr, Jr.
(tnntinued on fXlg~ J, col. 4) PIONEER tOC
Mu Phi Epsilon presents
Poa t I. mel J\h11nnnc l.h:tptca
c•f \Ill Pin 1 P'ilon i~ p•~~t ·nt
mg \),tllOII J\IH k-1 l'\\', pi.llli'\1,
ill ((IIICCil Sumlt), Oct, l!l,
.11 ~ p.m. iu I· \.111' II til, I c•wh
.mtl ( J,u J.: ( .ullc•gt \chlli\.\1011 is
l.!iO fm :tdults, 'I tudc•nt,,
\I i ' Btu k-1 ('\\', \\'illllt't elf
the su•rling .St.tll lllll!lllldnu .d
C:ompctitauu, '' c llttuHI on a
ll:ltl(lll\\'itll• COlli t'll tnlll,
Poet will give reading
\ poetry t'C<Hin.g 11\ \\'illitun
S t a f f 0 r d, I , ptOic:.\'101 of
J~n~li h. i<o ~rhcdu lcd fm C >rr .. lti, lit p.m .• in r.un.u.ul
Lounge
St,tHoul is cunc111h nn ,,tb·
huticnl, prt>p:u ing ,, (l)lkniou
or pocnn to l11 publi,hcd this
'tmng. lu l!lh!i, lm ollllholog\
tl 'l of l'ou' Grf\' n·c c•iH•d tlw
' 1t tun,al Hook 1\ w.n cl, .mel 111
I <lf1 I ht "·" .•wa 11kd 1 he I 100
\htllt')' \ ll'nwt in I puct1 )' pti1c.
Center offers program
•1 lw < .. uun,t•ling ( l'tll~t .111-
nounrcs tlmt l\,tlclridgl Rc•,ul·
in~ .tnd tnch Skill..:. lm,
C:rcenwir.h, Conn .. "ill olfe1 a
program at Lc'' h .mtl Cl:lrk
Colfcgc:, Inn. 110 of one hnlll
CS\iOil!., fi\'C da\S ,1 wed:.
In uuc11on hour will uc at
ranged ,tcconling ,,, nulcnt
rheduh: . I hl• pur po~c ol the
pr~·gram is to itu r('.l'iC reading
raw :and comptt:hcn ion. One
of tlw 11 n iq ue: fca t ur c: ol the
B.tlclridgc prog1 am j, th.tt stu·
dentS bring their o,,·n text·
lmoks, .md .,o the :•pplicatinll
ul methods of inuc:,t<ltng a:tl<:
;mcJ compJchcn'lion :m.: relaccd
clircctlv to the l...incl of wot k
~tudc:nt.s lilt' doing
The cmt l)r tht-prugr-:am will
I~ SI!.!O '\ letter from U.tld
ridgl' Re.ttltnK ~l''' icc will bl'
'cnt tn .tll tudt.nt the end of
Or.tnhcr. Thnw who :uc intcr
l',t<:tl t.tn ign up .tt that lime.
Guide deadline tonight
To complete the Jliuncc•
Guide.: h Jinals wed: it i~
nee • sat) rhat e.tch tudcnt per
~nnull) check hi n.trnc, r:am.
pus box number, c"'tcmion
nurnhl•t, d111 m, home .uldtcso;,
ulf·c~mpu addn:.\<> .mdjoa oH
, .. mpus phone numht•t by to
night.
Li!>L\ w iII he Inc:. ted .tt 1 he
inlnn11.1tion dt!.)~ in Temple.
tou u Ill i I do,i ng time tonight,
'Military dehumanizing'
( r. till t m w:tl)
s:t!d ! he on I) w ·•) he k 11cw of
Wtnnlllg ~ W.U I lO "dC..'IltO)
the l'ncm ··~ mp.1hility of de·
srru)iug." Wht·n .1sl.:ccl if he
had CH'!t ch.:sttO)Ccl, he aiu no,
that he h.ul lwen lud.) and h:ul
not had w kill am one.
t\au,, who h.tu JH'nt fom
\cars in J.tpan \HHkiiiK for
.ttomic J,iologudl wad:uc 111 the
tJ S \f.,rin ·s s.1id, "I l1x1l.: on
the \\.tr a~ pHil) much .t t•)t.tl
\\",t!ifC. ..
"\\rc h.•vc nothing tu win,
and \H lwld on to \\'h.u we•
chink ir. uul1\, It ll))pc.us tn he
slippea y.•· he aid,
Rc\t.tt i ng what ~ccmctl to be
the &.:CIItr.tJ thc'lllC £cu the uight
£,·~ u~ t~.ud, "The 'n u c is c~·
~cntiall) dchum,mitiug."
lie fi,ticl t h.tt thl·r c au: nu
hurn.111tst ic print i plt•s ou wltit h
the militar) l.!t lin: i basc·d.
''Ou1 h.1sic tr.uniug r.amp :~t.ul-
t d uut whit h5 mcu -35 of
whom h.ttl to bt• liCilL h.u::k lm
p ydaologicat in.lbilit) . You ,ue
ultim.ttch prc•grllmmt!tJ to kill." Oc;tohcr I l, !,__~
tkar .til )lut freo;hmt•n, who t'.l~t. which wurk" V('t)' 1
[nt 'illtnl' tt';t'IUII Ot' .tnntftcr ,tl(' the ~.IIHC \\,1\
1 u n n i 11~ I ua II t·~hm.m d."" n(. Su, I I m nne wi II bf• ,·en
lit('\, .uuJ haH•n'( h:uJ tltt• tilllt' otppointt .•tl tf the fH'W CUllt
111 tntt'tl'\1 tn Jc.',atl the dt.tft ol linn clue·-. nnl P·""· It l\
the• new ASI C ('c)n~titution. Wut 1.: ul 1.~·1•1') T\.trton
'nu lcl' c. Section VI, Oahc•t· othct , who h,l\·c gin~n
( 1,,,~ Gm·ctnmctH~. numhct I. time to help the main llttt
.. t.ttc~ : "l,l.•'~ distinc tiom 'hall gm't'llllllt'lll he' omc c!Cic
not he r·cu>~nill:cl ln J\Sl C .md muac ,·lfcc tht•, and l tl
I ht•tcl(ll c, thch' f..h,tll he nn the tlralt ~huw.~ u~ nil
n'ccl lm d:t"' govclllllll'nts . mudt work .u:tu:tll) did go
\\'hid1 in tt'J'tll' Wl' c.m all tan· 11
dt'1 .. r.uacl. mc.u1' l h .u t ht• c kt
tinll'!i th:11 Well! held "tC\ICIII:t)
will he null and \'oid on the
tl.t\ th.tt the new. cnno;tinuiun
1~ t.ttificd 1 he d.ty rh.tt \\C ,111
vote 011 the 1\C\\ ton,tituunn 'nw, ll""uming th.tt the
c 111 tttution is not r.tt·
'' h.ll .n (' you pt•opk goin
dn? Last l.tll lot\ of people
f01 oiJi(C.'i, ,ltld oiS far US
knnw, h:l\en'L done a bl ..... ~It' I"
Qt)
str.ug
Ct I
.Shd
j, ~~t (oa Ocl. 29 'In lor th.ll
small .nnoum ol tum, the new
oHiu•f'• <':Ill imlitult' all till'
c,tlllJl·'ign lllnmht''i tht') ob C\\' thiug. One ol the offitelS, vhr He
~u tar ·'" to m.tkc up a li1 lltt!l
hi' ide." .tnd pwpnscd pol •.
' ion ,J h.t vc prom i'lc<l.
Now nl <OUl'lt', the new con
'titlltion llla) not be ratifil'd.
II fot 'imnc 11 nc' plainablc r c •••
on, ~tudt •nt,, \\ill not vote fur
it, thl') will go throuRh :motht·r
n•a1or A\1.( dcttinn lilc 1.1~1
)C.u, in "luch the m.tjor theme
of 'onfu~ion \\':t' pre' dent
thwughout the entil<: elct tion. ·r hi,, i ( one Clfl I CCIII all I he
wa' had~ co ""' 'I" ing tcnn,
'' ,ts when there ",,, no "~'
pt ncc.•dtll c lo1 ~1 runo(l election,
aucl h) l •• w~ were p:t ~cd a si ttl a·
Linn :tro,t:. This rcmincls rue
\'Ct") much of another lcgi,fa·
th c hod) ~omewh<.'rc an the r I I . JO Ill
o ww 1c wa' gmng to 1 Ullllct
lUte them. It w,t, vt.•tv well Knidi
tttl ctr.. hut no1h1nK happc In
I ··"' year's pn\LCt\, l might Jt•t
Wl't c . a lo.t hctter than y 111,~
tncl 'olllfc 11 "'·'' the only l~ Baltu
th.tt tht.') ~cem to ha"c B , •I
II I I • . " . 0\ we• , con 1 than" )OU re 1 ~I
w ,, good 'itart. ¥OJ k
Th,tt'o; :tbnut it, .tnc.l i£ tl ,.
1 call · want to he in vol \'E'tl. ems
"'lllt.'UIIC from t\SLC, and til
w k:nm\ them, I really t tiuu
thq '•c trying. It's about l c ·~
somcunc did, 1\al
;\le.tnwhile, gootl luck. nt
~I) t ongt.ltttl.ttion.;
to thmc or you who
win, or lo~c. or both.
PIONEER LOCi
OCficial publicatiOn of the a\~Oc l.lted Student '! of Lewh
C l.trl.: College 0615 S W. J>.,l:ume Jl ill Rtl . Ponl;mcl.
9i219. Pubhshed !wtce '"eckly during lh<-arademac yeas
G:tnn Publa~hang Co, Sewncl c:l,t\\ pn<~tagc p.ud ;tl Portl.t
Oregon
EDI10R ·······---··-·-·· Ken
•• •••• •• ---· ·--···-· .. _ ..,. . • Tom Managtng Ed.
1\o;.,t. Ed. . . ·--.. •••••••••••• •••• • . -.. Bill fhrtm
Ad Manage r .. . ___ • .... . ... ....... _ Jerr> t\ndct
\,\l 1\d \Lmagt•r ..... -.. . ... . . .. Jim Richarcl
Reporteh Pat Sc.tnlan, C.u ulvn Robert,, Ann \ \'h itt ff~lf
Jan .Stale}. Chri' Ritter, Lori V ,;, U\h
,\d, l\OI ......... ...• .... •• .... • C:t~ Jcal•· . .. . . .. ......... ' ~
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....., '• ... . . , ............ ( ........... .._1'1_ ..._....._ ... -.
'lb9 Ploa .. r Lo,ll_
h1oe * .!,!•k 4urln" a~desJ. o_tea" ( .. cept; 'UCIU.lon~ aad. I>J<U J>'l'r\o<Se or•""',_..,.-.o, • .... ,J-., _.,. -• 111 .;.,
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···" ·~~, .... ..~ .......... , ..................... ....
t .....UN 1!1" .... P' -~ -........... ...... .•. ,._"', .. ,~ ... -,.._ .......... • m Spitz ets hope to join other
wor I.; s \'1!1)' 1
·'~ lOt will ht• VCl) r the: new run,
lnl P·•"· lt i~ amous N.Y.
Pun't hl.• sur pt i5t'd if nn or
1 JCIIIt Ottnhl'r Hi, w.1r i~; dt·
• .red 011 Nc•w Ymk Cll)' h)
•• hsntoll', .~\l.u yltntl,
DuJ 1\l.cym Jc)hn Linds.ay ol
C\\' 'OJ k '·') lllllClhlllg llll
nd ,tl,oul fusnrc1 ~l.u)land
cn ca nnr ~pu u . . . \dro?
No, nut thi~ ti111c. II I Y fl,lf ton
h,l\'<! given t
p the muin \lU
hl'c omc cJl1
£cc t h c, :mel I ~
howo; u'l .sll
nnuall)' did go I he l'\ t!nt th.u cou ltl igni tc
the illlt'f cit)' lcucl ulung the
m~ng that the. llhtt'tn !>c.thu.tld wuuld In: the
·~ lltll Ioili Ol) ol J cw Yu•k' third
~u (H'apk ~oin 11.r:ugln upset in the (MSI )C:tr
I lots or pcnple l'l •• n.lltrmurc nthlclll: tt.;.Ull.
.uul a' f,u as :-\tumid L.• cL.tll's " mMin"
't clone .t bl c,,. York ~let!> topple the 1:1·
ll the orric.cn, u itt B.tltimurc Orioles in t.hc
rn.tkc up a. h Jlh~ \\'mid ~t·s ic\ the) would
d prup~l5Ctl P0! J'in New Y111k's othct l.tmcd
'\\':ts p;osng tn1 1 uuclcrdug'i. thl• Jet:. nnd the
: w,t\ H'l) \\'C I nic l,;.,.
llothtng h~JlPl.'fi 111 Janu:uy nl this ye.11 Llw
mter,, I msght jt•tt;, lt:tl Ly Joe "\Villit:' \\'lute·
bcucr th.tn )0 1l111C .1\':nnnth," thttlllfH'!tl the
w.1s the only Ll B.altimorc Golt!i in the ~upcr
cern ;o h;l\e. Buwl h a scnre of 11).7. Then
I tlunk ) ou re in :\lau:h the uuclct·t .rtrd NC\\
nrt. ~ :Jr k Knickcr hol L:cs dcfe.m~d
out it,. .md i£ drc n.altimotc lhtllct<>. c:h.nn·
.o h(' mvohcd, cm5 of thl' ~:uional B:t~kct·
m ASLC. and Ill AwJt 1 rtiun' l~.t~lcr n di' ;.
ern, I. rcnlly t aluu, in four lllt.tight gamt.''i 111
tg. 1t s .tbout I the· NHA pl.tynfh ,
U.tlt irnme's Or ink,, 1 cg:u <kcl
one o( til<" fa•w "pt~rlc l t"
.tnl~ in motlc:tn h.t chall, luu:.t
8 II ipJc threat comuin:uiun of
_Rm\'cr. pitt.h i ng, and dcfc: nse.
!--------!~ 1 hl') ~\\C.:pt the ~IIIHtC.Slll,t :, good luck.
ngr.t t ul.tt inns
C or V0\1 who • lo!'c, or both.
(j
l!nt:oo of t.ewi'
il .. Port L1ntl,
arademK y~ar
paid .H Port I
-·-·· Ken .,. __ .. om
. Bill H:lrlm
·-J ert y :\ ndt•t ijj
J inr Ric-h ~llt
, \1111 \\1hittiCSt1
..... C:t) Jcnki
• , Or•~ton 97 21?
... ···"'
··~ · ..... i't-".il•• ........ ~ .u..
- II(~~~ •• ,,, l•.,,.>t ........ , ... -.
• • tL• 1 .-.~,. 1 wins in three su.ught g.une5 ,
ogs
in the hr!!>l·ui·IJ\C divi5i(•l\ tl
lll.tyoH!o tim )c.•r to will tiH'
,\urCt u .10 l..c.tguc penn, nl .
The ".unn7sll" ~let' earned
the right to nu•cL B.,Jtimorc m
tl1e \\'utlcl etrc;<o aht!t weep·
ing the tl.nH.l lhn\1!5 m three
11rught to t.tkc tire 'ation II
IA:·•flll<' ling.
'J he t\fct ~IICCL~S ~t(ll") this
'lt'.a on h.t llcc 11 nut hi ng holt
ul t.•huluu • \rt••r lo\ing mt•s
11)(1 g.uucs ru ~even c>C thci• lust
uinc ~c.t~CJIIS nml tmsshlllg no
highct than lllnth pl.tcc m the
~ <ttionnl l.c.tgue, they hounccd
had; in o.1 bttlli.anl snctc..h d rn c
thi c.u to hc.1t out tl1c Chi
o....tgo C.uh!l tJ ct~ht g.tm•~ to
t.tke the Lt,tcrn cit\ aswn fT(IWil ,
Bchtnd the br tlli.mt pitdung
of Tour ~('il\CJ, Jcaay Koo"iman,
,lllcl (.,,,1) Lc•n II .II HI thl' du h h
hutang ul I omm1c \gee .111tl
(:Icon Jones, the t\lct t ontill·
uccJ to surpri c c\cryonc in·
clttd rug thcm~ciH:'\ .ttl 'iC.t on
long.
1 he Orinlc\ m.t) h.t\C the
!lt,Histic 11111 tl'c odds on thcu
'uk (the) .m· packed :~s ctght
to IJ,c (,,\nritcs to take the
~elico;) hut tltt• ~let:. h,t\ c rhc
adv,nuagc or b(•ing !iCIHlllH.!Jlt,d
l.t\·oaitc.<~ . \ltt;t :all, being l.thel
c:cl "umlcnlog " im't u:.lll) w
h,ul Just .t k the Jet" .tnd the
Kmcks .thuut th,tt, or mayhc
l'\ en the :\let\ .lround the
eighteenth of Octol;er \\i heu
the \\'odd cues i~ O\ cr. 1'10N£.ER LOG
around town
Ott /9 L.cwi and I 1 ~ c on·
rcn ~l:trian lhad·LC\,, Pian·
a t M J),ln. • Ev.111"
Ott 2 21 Ore!5on ~ymphnny -
John Ogdtm, ptani~t 8:!10 p m.
-Civic Auditoriurn
Of't. 22 Lewis nnd Cl:u\.:.-~ lusu
I lour • [dtth 1\ ilbw k, h.u pst
choul . 2.Sfl p.m . Reinhard
P rUI). ,joJin · 1-.\:ms
Ort iH l~wi .mel Clark -Con
,o,.ation • Mark tlanis, poet.
no\clr.!>t R.BO p.m. • Ch.I}>CI
Ort. 27·Nov. I C..elcbrit) Attr.rc·
1 ion · "C.tb;sn::t" -8:30 p.m. •
Chdc Audnorium -2:30 Mn
ti 1\('C (llJ ( )(; t. 31 & Nov I
Kukais on top of
intramural volleyball
\Iter t\\0 round~ of pl.•y Ku·
ka1s .and the ophomnrc H:t\
kcth.allct., .He on tt)p an the
c•ght tc.tm muamural 'nile)·
biill lc,,guc \pon ored J1 igh tl}
.It Pnmp1in Spurts Gerner. C.t.~ch
c Olllllct 111g scpt.lil pl.tp 1" o
g.tmt'<i .1 week '' nh the p• o
g•.rm expected to con Jude at
chc.: end of October Fout otl1ct
Jub' cilrh post 1-l record and
oii'C thrc.llclling (or the lead
I he Mlllldin&~=
I JR. :\IUR\1
VOLLl:.' U1\LL
\\1111
Kuk .• i.-, 2
uph. lla kcth.dlc111 2
I· I'OSh I) B,t!\kctltallcrs I
It n~h 12 .Basketb.tllcn I
J hcL• <.;hi 1
CillO I \ .. gs I
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of Howaad 0 lo !.
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Why are we there? (continued)
"[We ore told] ..• that the U . must now teach the Com·
muni\L\ that . guerilla wars of liberation are in vain. Then
Lhc prospects of peace will brigfucn ag11in.
"J his 15 • fnnn ol aelf-delu i()n ..• The danger of infcctJOn
i~ umvcrr. •• J, wrth immunity confined onl) tr, countries enjoy
ing gOOt.l internal health."
-Sen, Frank Church
"There ts no mor re:tson to be.liC\'C that a free world 'vic
tory• w Vietnam •~ broing to dcLCr other TC\Oiutionary gucnlla
\<."an. th.m there war. •. tl) ha\·e expected rhat ...ommunist
guenll.& setbnd; in ( ,rcecc, 1.cr b.aijan, t11e Phillipin , M aJaya
or tlu: Congo \\Ould 'tead1' gucnllas om thing 10 (..'\zbd
fh;til.md {IT Soulh \ iewam. If ll 'ceaches' them anything t
o~lJ it ma) well he 11115: that unle\S the local r'ltimc undcnakCJt
n measure o£ true refonm, even tJH! hugen mtlitary polller m
the woslfl e~n be uccc, full~ !Halcm.lted for •' Jnng pcnod of
tim!.' h) lightly ,,rmcc.l p•a ant gucnJI.,, and the infantry of a
Ltn) undcule\elopccl r.ounlry .. "
-Bernard F II, in Foreign Ariain.
because Geneva accords were violated?
·• I here i fighung in Vicmam today only bec:au5e the po
htic:al seulcment for Vtctnam reached at Geneva in 1954 has
been delibcr.Hcly and flagrantly and &} tematialll} violated."
-U.S. ~t.:Hcmem :n U • May 21, 1964
lu supp•1rt uf our pr"5enr.e, Lhc ~tate Department tlhcn
CJUOlc.~ rhc ~Cp01l or the Jntcrnation,tJ Control Commission Of
June 2. 1962, "'hich s.tid there was evu..lence of ntO\'ement of
per onncl, munitiom and supplies from the orth Zone to
the South Zone.
r'he :State Deparunem does not quote that pan of the re·
pori whic.h deal!; wnh the violations by South Vietnam of the
(.cnC\.11 Agn.'Cment: nor t.he rerrt's $t:ttem~nt that "the intn>
ducrion of a large number o U . mtlit3J")' penonnel . . •
.llnt)UrtlS tO :l f.t tual tniJital") alliance, which is prohibited UO·
tier Aruclc 19 of t11e Ccneva Agreement."
The Unrtcd Statt:..f in Vietnam,
by Ccmge McTuman Kahin and John W. Lewis
"One of the addcst thin~ i that the Unu.ed ~r.atcs has
been . • pJ.,ying into t11e hands of our Communi t enemies •..
"We ha"\e no right to ,.udgc £or oursehes whether the
Gene\ a Accords are bejng vio <Jted, and then :usume unto our
sCI\<!$ the right too enforce the accords against the nations that
we h..1\e dec1dcd have 'iolated them."
-Sen. Wayne 1one
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Mon. · Thurs. 4 • 12
Fri. -Sat. 12 • 2 A.M .
Sun. 12 Noon • Midnight 600 Main
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Phone 659-7770 ' I
b,, llrclt \1rUJ;l'r
\ t'l ntde Jon )ncqu.t m.ul~
JllOlht•t ~\\ ttrh Ill ]'0Sili011 S I
tmd." nftrTnu<.lll .tt • .,~"old
u duun .1 tlw 195 pouncl !!.Cil
"a fron1 ~hddou Htgh of fu·
tnt' con\l!llcd to runnin~ h:u ~
f 1 tlu; cleat dn h \\'ith P:u a fie
nd hter.lll tore apnrt the
Um.c• dl fcn'e c; n rou tc to .t
""' P ioneeJ 'acton.
J 1qu 1, J fu~t team all-ton·
I'Otl'C clcctwn ·'' dcfen '' c
, tHb.n.k lu:,t t:m, ''':\ the
,, kho~c or the PionecJ of·
n~c a he repeatedly g<tincd
'ki(J '. rd. gc "P the nudctJc
ud ,,a uutnnnntal in kccp
mg the long P1onecr drh cs
lii\C.
It \\4\S r.hc first ~trong show·
tg ot the "ca on for the 1 C
rlcn'e .iftct hcmg .. tun out b)'
\\0 J)~\ IOU Ci)rt£crerll.:i(.' fOt!s.
J he win lml'} ted 1 he Psoncc~
ut of the le.tguc cell at '' Hh a
n~.; win two-loss rccot d \dti lr
he ~<tson ~wndm~ ho'' the
lliltine grJdmen '' ith :m en'n
,o-win and n,"0-1o l'COOrd.
he Bo~ct now ,t md nt 0 2
1 the conlerenre and an C\ en
ud 2 tor the \C:tr.
1 he Pioneers raned off e.tr-
a Make McArthur facldcd
r-Bo cr l.:ic.koff on the I G 'ard
tne ami adumced the hoot to
he LC ~0 a.rd hnc. With Ihm
CANYON GUITAR SHOP
•1d ( s~A /rutrumt'!'h
Rcllfllsblng nnd Rownng
2172 W Bumstdo
Ph 222-Sbbl 1 Itt lc.uling the ntt.td: <lt
tlu.utct h.t k th~ f'ioncet hack·
h<'ld hl'gau th<·it ll ,,,uh on the
Bo ,., th'ku<.t' 1 he moH•mcm
\\II~ ~lo,, :\1 li1 t but the Pion·
eet bcg.m to ptd.: up moml·n
l\1111 .as )llCJ.U•l .tlld Tow T.llt!
kept h.m nng the P;~dric. s~
'mula t).
L::.tght minute~ nnd t9 pl.n~
l.atcr at all p.ud olf a' J.tqu.t
,, nicd rhc ball into lhc end
1one foa the touchdown. Till'
ktt.k f.nh·tl ;mel the Pioncet
"ctt ott ~nd t uuning 6·0.
l he Bo <'I made it intcte,t
mg ror ,1\\ hilc a the took ,11\
I C punt from the I,Hlllccr Si
).ml line into the end 1onc . .Jny
l\ut7 C'!lrricd tllO'Il of the oCtcn-
1\ c c hnres a' he ll!JfX'<l off
lhc prrl gainct intC\ the Pio·
neet ~0 \\'ilh lhird down and
chit tcc•n tn go a Piont·er dcicn·
dcr ,, .. ,!; called (m intct fcu!nC't'
.md the hnll '' ,, ~ct down on
I he 1.. • 12 ) .ud lim~.
On lhc next pia [rom sr.r im·
mage Hut1 tnol.: a pirchout
£rnm lu qu.trtc.rbad Chinen
and carrJ<•d H in for thl' ,c:orl.
W 11 h the c u-:~ pom t added b'
Burk I Otl! the Ho ero; found
them ch<.' in the lead at 7-6.
The lead ''-•"' :)hort lh\.>d :t!.
Lhc Psoncc1 , pcrhap., a little
indignant at the lad: or re·
~pcct hown h the Boxer of·
fen c, rcmli:ued quick!· with
Jon Jacfllll on(c :tg;tin leadiug
the d1nrg•. Pat Miguel. now
k.tdmg the oHemc .u <fu.trter·
h.td ... hamk<l w Jaqua on the
I iTht pl.ty and the strong half·
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YOU CAN MAKE GOOD PtONE£R tO<.
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h.trk ti PP'''I uti 35 ,tH), hdow
lin.dh udng h.111lctl down Otl
the Hn t•t 'l:! \:IHI lim•. \ thitcl·
:uHI·tht<•c 1\itu.llinn :.,1\, :\ligncl
l)lllllf> to tight·t.:tHI llnug I dtl
wit 011 tlw J 3 '.n'tl lim• .tnt I
:m11hc: t l'i1llll't'l tis"il tlc>wn.
It to11k the <la-angc .111d 1\luc k
1.' olrth llucc pl.l\ 10 dmw
hlnm) a' Rc:o.; R j, c c Ot'(U hi!\
fi1 :o.t touchdnwn ol the SCil'ion.
bt cnJa ng nlf the t iglu side• of
the Boxer dercnsc lun Jaqua
a tt em p tt•cl tlw two point um·
'crsion .md he r:m it ttuc 10
fOllll .ll'OUII(! the I\\ 0 point CCIII•
\<.:1 1011 :uul the Pioneers had
tnl.;cn the lcilcl ror ~ccp~ .tt II· -I •
•t he rcm.undct of dtc lir t
hull pll>H'U unproducti,·c fnt
t•ithcr team as buth clclc.:tN~'
did .1 ~ood juh ot hf)ldin~ the
uppu,itHIII .ll ha). ~l'hi 1 cl qu.ll·
tct .ution ''·'" I.tthct ~~~~~i h
on hoth i<il'\ ,,, lOll i'ih.IH · iu
the o(l'cn~l' "'''" nuunc: utat d)
hl'>l. "l he P,iorH't'l gcll going
'' ith onh minuws left in tlw
~t.tl17.t .l~ lht) ~!All tt:tl tht'il
thucl touchdown dr 1\ c tlcc·p iu
tlteit O\\ n a en iwt) '" the 2.
Inn J.tqut .md L:uq <·r.•,cr
ta1rcd the au.td., hoth nbt'tlll·
mg fi~t down' 111 the fit t £i,c
pl:l\ os I rom scrunrn.tgc. \ Vit11 the
ball !\CUlm~ on tht Pioncc1 1i
)'ani line < .. rn,cr took ,1 pit< h
om ftom his cptilrtcJh.uk ''"''
wi [h tlw help of n cnuplc of
kc · hlcxl.: tool.: the ball 511
·ani" w p.t\ditt. With ll:•IR
\howing nn the t.ulium clud;
the Pionct 1, ''"Crc uuc an front •lo ... ... ·I'
AND DO GOOD IN AN ITNA CAREER
Insurance is a se1·vice business. It serves people. What
ever your major, you can satisfy your pocketbook and
your conscience in one of these basic career areas:
e ADMINISTRATIVE
e ANALYTICAL
• SALES MANAGEMENT
If you'd like to hear more about doing your thing at
A:: Ina, here's what to do:
• Ask for a copy of "Your Own Thing"
at your Placement office.
• Make an appointment to see
our representative. He'll be
on campus on: October 16, 1969 LIFE &CASUALTY
An Equal Opportunity Employer and A Plans for Progress Company Or.wl>c• I I, I n59
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PlONEER QtJAR l'F..RDt\CK tltiU t.\ U'R nm11 fnf cl11yll~ht dunn1~ lhr A 1) /
victor) tWI'r P;arifil' ll ~alurd&)' :at Gri."' nld • flO
I he lin.tl wOrl' or the COil·
tt•,t cmnc .1hnut thruugh Lite
rc11H en nl .i l,arific lumhlc nll
1 he 1\uxct ' own !><'n:n F•rd liuc.
Chinen couldn't find his m;w
loa the h.11ulot f .ttHI 1 he Pioncca
dcfcmlcl tool-; 'JI'il k .td\'an
wgc ·r htce pia\:~ l.ttct the!
homcto,,·nc.ts punched the cnc· I I. I I nl At 111) ~(1,1 lilt' olllf I lC 'lll((t! I • . e\\ \\1 t \\'o·pulltt lOII\t.'t ton g:nc
Piom l't thdt liht ;-\mth\ 0111
1 m< a cv
( OIIICICIICC CntHb.tfl \'ic:t\11'} U J
28·i ~ ~
:-\ext m tion (or the l'alal 1 t
moo will he· ~auml.t) :.t I ' !1
on I hr homcfit•ltJ of the \\~
1 '1d J1 , . . e c uc
111,111 ,, ltsSIUil.tiiC.\
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Soccer team beats Willamette 3 • 0 1 ..... , Ull~
t an~
ial c watCI. Ju.;idc right Il.ln)
g 'st.tJ;CI m.ulc it thtcc ncar
caul of the hnlt. .S< l)lt Ha"".-11H• Pinncc.r orccr t c ·' Ill
c'"'nc:d it rcc:ord SatlliJrt · hy
downing ,1 'j,iting \\'illamcttc
SIJII,ul b a \(OJ c ol 3·0. The
tl nivcl ity o( Oregon out'lcor ct.l
LC 7·1 the wc·d: bdon:, ,.
iu~idc left \\'1\, .t key m:m rw.e 1
the ltt'll·h.tif ~wdng pia) . h;~,
\\ tll.tmCttc \CiJcd t.Ontrol ' 'iCI
the: ball cad)' in the c:
h.tll. ancl l.cwi.; and Cbrk c
nn~mttctl that their defense ._1~
plugged '' few hole~ since
week. .oalkt.•c•pcr Mark
Inn cJi,tingui hcd him<~clf
hlot kiug two Will.tmettc lu thl'it· sctund trial the
Pioneers W('Je eager to gain
'onu ol of the hall, .md during
,, h:ml driving first hall they
\(.'Otctl the t)fl 1\ goaJ"i o£ the
mauh. Fa<.>shm:'ln Bill \\',tll:tcc
pundtcd throuq_h the lir'St poim
rrom his ldt wmg pc)sitiun. fol.
lowl'd with .1 goal h\' ~.tl\',tnO
t .ucrro. \\'ho .1w his ri~t pi•)'
with the Pioneer :1t c..clller fo1-.tit)' kicks, a r.uc fc.tt, and u.,.," lllC
Sch.mmhc..·•gct, a frc.,hman ulan
right h tHbac.k. w,,, in t --:-·-.-h t
t.ll an brc.tldng up '>t'vcntl
temi.al '' oring tlrh c<;. fl)
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ON CAMPUS: October 21
CONTACT: Placement Office
Money Pay Low-Psychic Income Hight
Fields of Actlvlry
Education • Agriculture • Community Development
If you miss our campus r~rosentatlve see your
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