Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 17, 1969 Volume 28, Number 9
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1969-10-17
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)ctohcl II, 1~169
ails attempt to ecome
ducational experience'
Pr opn,als to make t e iclcncc
all ,, rnnrc mc.111inghtl t•Ju
tionnl cxp<.•tit·rH c .u c he in;
or~cd on thi5 term b) sest·
nt of the th1cc women's
r1~1'i und Pl.ttt·l Inward ll.tll.
c tchnp "' Vicc·P~t• idcnt fot
u t:lll \CI,tit, 1\tm Jlawh•y.
I•> light dunn1• tha Altt) pt npoo,.tl cunung from
~ · dnt Ill'> will gn tn th<.: Stu
i 1 nt ,\lt:ait Committtt' lor rc
,HtC .tll' 'ill('ce.\ \\ WhCH' the wiiJ ICC Ci\'C ol
In C1' .-;wn ~·" cl mmt•nda tiou awl go tu
1 I II Ill .I. Oil 1 D~ Jc ... tnt! lk.ln ur Rc.~idcnce
nt 'a ''IC.tOl I, l'om I Iedin for fillltl de-
l 1 J• 1 1ai n. 1 I.nvlc) aid ~Ill) pro-or l 1 c .1 •' 1 k 1 b :i:Hurd:t) nt 1 s !llll\t ma c ~cn'c f >)'I C·
. 1 1 f 1 \V •g .t ''""'u.: attempt to urt tcr
II' t (I t IC I • 1 f • C Ct IIC:tlltlfl,l fJUTJlO\C' 0 tC•
tiC' hall.; rather Lh:tn
) ki.lting C:"\istiug ruk~" and
at an)' propo .tis tctptiring fj.
· 1 1:~ H c ial outl:n could not he im-
r!g ll •• trr) e cnt<.:·d tlth vear bccau'c of
It thllC tll'ar ( f J
d:ck 0 tint "· tlf. Sc~ll Jl.m fife \:tit! rc,iclcncc haJJ., to
'' '1 • cy ~nan a~ have been i~olatcd living
'1 ~rmJg P ays.l ib cpa rate J rom the t.•duc:.t·
1 'e1~t'i ~ontro Q.tl on' it ular and cxuacur
) m i ~ .. ~ kc~~ htt· pm pcheo; of the college.
,.,1,11!' d~£.\1 rc,idcmt. hath cuultl dt. r r tetr c cnsc r 1 1 . an c:tlucuwn: ll envaron
\V to es smc.e h) wor J.. un a common
:eper 1\~:u k ct. sue h "' the t: n' &ron
l'>l~c,~ humclr tal cr j,b, or find other
,' •l~:m~ctr c '"' h)· whirh to nuke the
trc lc.tt. anti •nee halls .tn cduc:Hionallv
~· a .. rrc.'hrnan ul.uin~. exciting place i~
k, "·'5 lll'>lt'll h to ltvc,'' he .,,,id. ng up cH.:Itll .
l • ny propu,al\ tmplcmcntcd
~trl\c . I I ll 'I r lC coo,; .1 tt.IIC< l)' 'OOa ·p~\ ·
;-------) ~oh>2it.-:t1 tc,ting. H:-~wlcy
to get .til 'c:gmcnb of the
i~J,!C (UtnnlUIIit, ,tnd thO\~
tft)tt!t'tcd with it. '"fh a) par
.tnd alumni in\'oln•d in tli,.
ion of am ptopo,ah and
g.uhcrccl ftom rc,canh nf
lcmt.•tucd p11>pma k lie: fee"
wuuld h<.:· ·• u,cful mean' or SERVICES
me High! 1'1\hfrontation" in clming the
• 1tion g.tp" h)' making
lll1~11b , alumm, (acnlty, .and
Cllh mot<• .aW'.at c ol ont. an·
1\ rlc,iH'' .tnd \,lhte,.
r-c.,cill r.h !tom aU)' implc· mcntc:d ptopo\dl \\'Ill he C\.tlll·
atcd b)' the uadt•nt ;\H:ti~
Conuniucc .md modified if
thc) h.l\ c not !>Ct\ t:tl t•d 11t ,auon·
.al put pn)cs" U) llawky :anti
llcclin.
"Tht.· Studcm r\Huir Com·
millet• in a mcmn tcJ the Com
numitv c;.,hinct l.lst winter • st.ttcd "A tlo\cr ro fltclin.tt icm
j, Ut!)it ,, hlc hct ween the 1 u r
ricular anivitiC'i anti the 1 ·si.
tlcurc h:all :tCti\'itic~. The "living
-lcarnin~· concept should he .ttl·
,·:meet!." ll:awlc) o;aicl .111)' pH>·
posal~ m11!St come (rom MU·
dent' He ch.allcnges students
"not to accept the trnditional
but to talk to the f:u ulty and
people from other 'hool and
e(lme up with ume innO\ativc,
educational II~<.' fot rc idcnce
htll''
\!though propo als requiring
ftn.tnt ial ~uppurt would not be
implemented this )C:tr, "j(
crca t ivc ideas cutnc up we will
go to pr h•:uc loundatiun' ll'>
well :lS I he Uo.nd of Ta uUCC\
lor fine1nccs," 1 Tawlq said.
Evening of folk music
\n C\'ening of 1\mct ic.m folk
mmu :mel ong ,,·ill be pte·
'crlleu lH Boh :mli E\'cl nc ,
Beet' nn Tuc~d •• , Oct. 21, nt
8:~0 p.m. in Reed College C'ilm·
munit\ Ccntcl.
The Seers h.tw gi\l.:n 16i
conccn" and ccnnpltcd ''''o C.'i·
temin: tours or lndi .•• rhe Car
ibbean hl:mcJ,, .mel .South
Amcrk~t in the p.t'>t t'.tr .tncl
h;nc .tppc:uctl lrCtJUCntl) nn
tdc' i•ion,
fhc per fot nMn• c .tt Recti
\\'ilJ he .1 hcncl it COI\0('1 I fur
The :\ltt-.ir 1 hing, .t non·pwlit
urg.anil.ll iun th.tt pro' icle Ill·
funn.tl antl crcatiH• mmic in
\tructton to chiltlren age'> thtce
tlnou~h eight in the Pm tland
area. 'l he roun:rt is l[lOII\ot .:el
hv 1 he Reed Cult ur,ll A H.t ins
BlMnl and admi,:o.ion i~ 75 ccnt:o.
£01 ,IIJ \tlldCill~, 2 lut ,ttfttll , )evelopment
of4e~see your first in northwest tournament
ces, tNc.
D.C. 20036
II' I i .111tl Clark Collegt:
cd liht with 82 point ~ in
•p,wkc,, whit h j, the· a<·
ul:ltion of lmint~ in ,,JI
tlw outth annu.tl
thwt:,l 'J>t'Cth tOUt U.IUH Ill
ht•rc la~t F1 ic.la) .tml "htlttr-
king fit,t plate' were I 11 Stuuc, ,nphomUit\ junior
A'lo.lv~~ion c~pusitol) spcal..mg,l.t.'·
•c llall. ilt.•,hnwn, Jtlnuu e:\·
pOI.IIH'0\1\ Sf>t:.l~lflg. \Jikc VICI llm:u k, \Uphclnllll t•, )Hntnl
Ell
VICI
RON
2239 •mp: Mtl-.c lltt~t'J -:tltl, ~~)pho
jumm pcr'lu,, .. iYc .md
n ) I m 11 'ophomnll '''nim
J i fHl'l IJH lol 11011
•t.tl'i ng st't nml wet c Lindot
·~ncr , f1 c•,hm.an, untl Fill
,,JtJ, junim· t•xtcmp: Jdf Me
llum, Crc\lunan, Jllllior JH.'t
,r., .uul ,\,uon Hlmmc.
un.111, juniur intcrp. \tlell.t
. lc ': scnio1, pl.ttt-.1 thitd in
101 '"ll'l p. In the swccp\lake.,, the Uni·
H~nit> o£ Otcgon pl.t(Cd M'Wtul
with i5 point~ .111d 1\acific Lu·
chcr.m lJni\ct,it)' tuoJ.; thiad
with ;314 pninL~.
Th<.' aourtl.lmcnt, with ap·
pu>,im.ately ~50 ,tudenh ftnm
2ti ,chool~ part it ip:u ing, \\':t~
juclgccl by ro.trhc, rwm tlw
M:hnoh c mnpt•ting. l.t•wis .mel
Cl;u k prc,cntt·tl tn>phit• ttl .all
rit:.o.t pl.u c Willi\Cr\,
E1 ie "nttcl,cn :tntl lnhn \J.
\ bert, fa t:'hmcn, pl.u cd 111 <kh,acc
tJUilrtt•r final~ with .1 'i-1 at•• uul
.md adv.me t•tl lll c:o.: temp lin . .J,
,It ,I \(lt'<:t h lOIII rt,U\ll Ill ht•ld ll I
Lhc lJ n" l'hll\ nl \\ 'um i ng Fa j.
ela\ ,uul ~:11\IJtla\ llw lt',llll TC'
• t'IH'tt .1 pl.tcJilt.' fllllll till' U uf
\\
R.md' \tune and Hill Vt•a t-tii
''ot~.:cl a I~ ruotd in clch.tu :mel
.1l the IOlllllllll\l'lll \\hit h hn ted
[, ttllk,.;t'' ,mel uni\t•Dit ic, ,and
appwx im.ttcl 350 swclcnts, October 17, I 969
Meeting to discuss city's racial tensions
U)' /011 Jlnwartl
Know "'h,at h.tppcractl in Jlor t·
l.uul I~ I tla\'s agu? f\ nov. \\hat
,.,,, l'ouland cntetcd inro nn
th.tt du)? Know whnt h.lppcnecl
in nm t hc.1 t am) tJu,,•mol\11
l1ortl.mrl on June 9 rh:u puc
I'mclnnd with the "hig ciue\"
!Ill( h .IS Ch ic:ago, Dell oi I, s.m
FtrttH hGu, Los Angel~ :md Nr•w
Yoak?
•t he 'JOt i.tll)' ~ecurc c.ithcn~ of
J>na tl.md tdcl" tu the h;&pJX:II· ing~ of Juue 9·14 a~ the ·• \lbina
cr ;,j,.," B) the end of Jul). the
di.uurbanc.c of \lbiua v;hich had
'it.alm:d the rit) for ix da)
h.1d alrc;•d)' become n mere
sr> iologirnl point of tcfcrcncc
for the " OCJ.tlly ecure.'' But
rJm~c \\'ho think Lhot \Jbin.1 ha
been <Juieted ::tre wrong.
1 h1 Uct. 20·22 representative s
from the 1\J.•)Ot') Offir.c, police
department, ,\letropolitnn Yout.h
Cummt~iun, Rlad: Pnnthers
Wednesday· speakers, canvassing
'PL \Kf.R'\ aptnrd ~ednC!da 'a \~M"tn.arn t\loratonum arli~tio in wnm. bown
il!; Ot. Joho Cramptoo, ~all': profetQ<u of politit'laliCikr" ' For the (uU eton-on
the moratorium. ~ l'ut'l!oeb) 'II l..o&. Photo b\ PauJ J IK'Obl.
Glubb here tonight
Sir John C.luhb will :>[)(!.tk
tonight in P.rmplin port)
Ct'ntt•r on "M ullllC l::bt I 'lti9
in Pc·r~rwcthc." tic h.l n
pn)founcl lwnwlctlgc of \r':lh
.tlf.air,, ·'' he li\'Cd nmong
rlwm fnr ~ti vc:rrs. Don't ms'
hi l.tllo. around town
ClJL1 UR \1.. EVf~"'T
Oct. 10 Lcwt\ and <...huk -Cut.
nu-:11 .\r~ <:rics-8 p m.-P.tm·
plin Spores Ccnrer -"Pre:o.CI\.t·
lion H. 11 J.tu Ua nd" and Jbina will meet at 7 p m
in c.amm dinning room to c!Js
tms \lbm:t. 1 he) will focu on
Lhc n;asons for the J nne riotJI
ttnd d1c possible actions that
on be taken to aid \lbina and
pre~cm further oulbrca or
rhi~> nature.
The progr:nn is ~t on three
c:onsccmhc nighu. the rint
night delcgarcd to rcprcsenta·
tion of Albin.t's tJ1ought .md
Lhe sc<'.ond night to repre~cnta·
uon of t he Cit)" o£fj
thought. On the last night of
the program a p.mel consisting
of both Albina and government
representatives will attempt an
c. change of ide:• for the bellC~r
ment of i\lbina and the racial
problems of Portland.
Warren Bla~lee, head o£ tlte
ASLC Communit} Relations
Cabinet which is spomoring the
event said. '"The purpose of this
program is to ma'ke people
aware of t1u~ racial tenston in
Lhis cit • to get the "concerned"
'\\Orking tov.-artl-s concrete go:.h
ami h} practical means to end
the ob.,·tou breedt in human
brotherhood.''
Blak.5lce continued. "In a Lift:
maga7ine O\"er n ear ago, there
was a picture of n dead Black
lying (ace do\vn in the street
while l\\'O rop stood a few )'llt<ls
;}W:ty lJ1ing vel) hard to ignore
the bod ·. Less th:m a )e:tr ago
.4 rgosy printed a four page ston·
on an off-dur:-. policeman who
''em wild in the an francisco
!\trects killing one Black man
and injuring others. ln Berkl~
Ia t summer. Lhe Berkdey Barb
printed n picture of o~ policeman
shooting a running hla~k man
in the back ,,•ith a !llotgun.
"People h:ne been reading
about these kind or incidents
for n long time and if the\ don't
t.and up nm,• to nctiH~h pro
mote brotherhood it ma be
their back tltat the ne..\:t shell ' . .. . mps tnto.
'70 · '71 grad science fellowships announced
I ht ' tllonal Rc: cardt l,ouu
< il 111 \\ t!ihingwn , U. ., luh
Llt.-en G1lh:tl upon [tgain to ad' i e
the ~.uiun.ll l ienc t' Ft)lfnd.l·
uon in the election of <.mdi·
d:Hts fot rlte r:ound.•tion' pro·
Ra.un of gt.Idu.tte :~nd rt"gul:u
pthtclot tnr~l fdlo\\' hip~ rnnel
of Ollhtanding 1 icntht-appoint·
ed h\ the R~carrh CcHifl('tl will
t'\athl.ltc .applic:uiom of all Glll
dtd:tll'S Fm.tl 'de~ tion "ill be
m:ult.~ h the hmml.uion, '''ith
awaul to be '.m11ouuc"'l tlll
,\ l.u dt I !i, I 1170.
l'•l'>tclnc toa.\1 anJ gt .uht.lte lei·
lm,·,hip' will ht.• :t\\ ,anlt"d fo1
'itnth in liH' m.tlht•m.Itic:,d, ph ,.
ic.tl, mulir.ll, binlugu .tl, cngi·
11\'t'l iug, .tml ,ud,,J 'tit net , .uul
in the hi't"''' rtlnljnt philo
wph~ uf ~cicm.-e. \ war-cl~o will
nnt he• m.1dc in c linir.tl, echt n·
1 ion, t'r Lu irw " field,, ault in
hi tot' or ~oocia 1 '' c'rl:, :not 101
\\ntk cowan! me,Jit:..tl Ot J:t,,• de
R' t!C
\ ppl kat ion m. v he m.tde h
• c ollegc stniors. ~duate '>t\1•
dents \\Ot king in a degree pro
gram. .md mdr' idawl!'i wi'ihing
tO do flO!ti<.IO<lOITI 1 \\ nrk_ \ Jl ap
pltc.\11 ts must be t iti:ren or the
llmtcd Idles and ''ill be judged
oleh on the ba"i or :thilil)
In the po~1donornJ program
on I). (ello\\!!!hip~ ''ill b offerc<l
al-o fot \\OI k in applied and
cmpu ic.al \tudie~ in the fidcl nf
It'' ,,hieh cmplo\ the method·
nln~' or the oci.tl \ ienre or
which interrelate with aescnrch
in tlw lhttur.al ur oci.tl 'l ienees.
1 ht• pl:111 of ~~ uu · or tese::~rch
in the ricld of ),tW 11\U!'it he :U
lhc pmllll'll liW.II .u •dcmir le' cl,
.,j IU t• P'J'tdnc tot .11 fellnw'ih i p
.tiC IIOl intcttd~d for IHt.h lO·
"n td .m .ath .mu~cl tlcgt cc of .m'
'ld thl
\ppli(';lnt fm the gradu.ttc
'"'·lid will be ~quire<~ to t.tke
the ( ·• uhaaltl' R<'lOnl r~amina
tion'o tl<."i~ned to te<\t "icntilic:
aptiCUdt• and <H lw:.'\eincnt The
c .unin:Hi\lflS, arlmini tcted b\ the Educational T~tin.g en ice,
will be gi,en on }anuar'} li.
19i0 at dcsign.tled ~ntet
throughout. tJ•e t 'nated tate-s
nd in certain foreign counni~
The annual tipcucb for Grad
litHe FeJio,, are a {olio'' •
100 for the fint H: r le\ el;
2600 for the intennedi tc Jc,el:
<1nd 2800 for t11c termin 1·\ear
leH:l The b.t ic .umu l tipcnd
for P.o tC!octor .. tl Fcllo\\' i
6r..oo. Depcndem'\ allo'' n
.tnd ;tlJO\\.ltlCCS r If tUiliOI\ ft: ,
·llhl limitt!d lr:t\d will Jl o b
pro' tded.
rtarther info11nntion nud np
plh ation m.ttt'll ~~~ n1:\~ be ob
t.lincd (rom dtc rellOl\ ,Jtjp Q£
ftcc. ,ati1>n.tl R~se.urlt ;oundl.
~101 omtitution \\enue '
\\' \Va hington. I) C', _041
The de.tdline date roa the ub
mi ... ion of .tpph ation ror gt d
nate Cello\\,htp~ i Oecembt:T 5,
I fJurJ. and feu rcguln 1 o tdor
tor:tl rcnm, hap , Dccemllcr •
196tl . Pa 2
'
Rtmt'mhcr the \SLC "pi bit itt"'" .\nnolmc~·d .md
uppo t•dl held l:l\l '''l't!k? 1 og n'pOtlt''' !t.1H' nu.cmptccl
w gtt the J "'ulh fmm .. wclt"'nt hod: tlrhccrs tlu" week
hut ..,() fnr hn'' btcn mhunc"tul. I he rf•a,on \t:Cllh w
bt th:tt the ''plcbi, itt" ncVCI got off dw ~tmmd.
Plannetl ~inn' tlw ''mtnH"t, the "pll'luc itl·\'' pui'JH1Sl ~
wns to pt m ide nn pa c"ion <1f .. wdcn! r,uppm ~ Cm_ \ ~
1 \ ~~rhitic :md nmbirion. \l..St., ''til .. utft!t 'tll~ ttkn
ait ,j,j;;, hoped w u t'' it 1\\ pJ(10( th.u it u·ul' thH.~' rep
Jlr.,cnt the will of ~tuclt•nh .tt l cwi, .wd Cl:trk. The.• "plel>
ic:itc" would ha\'C been u,cful n' well in moving tnwat J
"mmual rc'l on,ibilit)" (;;cc I og. (), t, i) . ., .tn cxptc,,ion
of tudent dc;,ire.
llut nppar nd the dfou fnil<!d, The "plt'hicilt.'" l i1-
dcd a ncbulou .. , idtalio;tic .mel t onfu ing ,t,\h!mcnh were
.:.ent to ,omc Rc.,idt"IU \ si,t.\11(\ Other, llC\(!1' \\'ClC tOn·
tacted. The Log dc,·otl'd page three, Ou. 7. to \\1 (. 't uc-
mcnt \ oncerning the four j, \IQi ,mdcnt '' u t. tn 'nte
upon. one of which .tppnt cmh \\'il'> ~rron~r~us, .. . . ..
rhc rc-ath W::t llll(>h COJ'\lll'> l0ll, 1 he pkblCtlC
might ha\ C .titled , \ l..C hMt it bCt'll \Ill ceo;sful. It f~1il\IH
would mcanlc\~ had the)' not cxpeltcd 'o much of it,
BLACK FACTORS
by Primus St. John
When the riot" broke c1ut in
m home tO\' n. peaken came
from e'~""-whcre to r':li'c thcit
bro,,·. uo;:k .. ,~h " and identjh
tl1e ·•outside sourr:es." ~lost or
ll bclif!\ ed tlrcse speakers hatl
something right on their tongue
o we idcnr ified the out!!idc
source b • sa ing "it wn" truth
thnt came in." Said a ncighhcu,
" eems lil:e the logir. of rnd m
is the )oJ:ic' of gt>noddL· , • ."
ain anuthcr neighhor, ''Take..~
a people to mnkl' \l;twn• .md l
RU~ Utat night we couldn't
do no ron~c nt in.··
Raymond Parer on, :r ri.;ing
young poet from ~<'W York, pur
it thh way in &I cnllcction of
poem~ entitled RJ"ot R•m1es.
48
I thinl: it wa~ that
Bind: .. people just stopped
hclie' inq
And !Stopped grie' in~-and :n,•
\\'here it wa at. And oome
Went 0':17:} with desp:tir
that ni~ht
ncl came as close to being white
\s rhey ,,·jiJ e,·cr be.
17
\\1c rouldn't get no go'ernmcnt
fmadl>, Rut '' e got gun,, \\'e ouldn't get no fhann"
lC) climb no higher
Bttt we got fire.
2
J (dt thi\ itching all over
;\h kin
!'\o I m:t htd th.ll plate gJ,,.,.,
"indow in.
\nd :.dl th.tl fanC\ fnrniturl' ' \nd e.t y crl'clit pl.lm
\Vcrc right there in m · hand~
\11 tht• things that t'tl been
needing
\ntl I didn't know m\ hanrh
were• hle\'din~ .
49
Alter it W:t\ on!r tht•' came
And looked in, and "aid,
'PU pool people!
\ou ~He rint tornl
There' hardl ,1 roof o, er tlllf hcactl
-Like it !lin't been the "amc
Sinte the da · I was bornl
I guess thnt night m~ neigh·
bor wa right. '''c rouldn't make
that consenting thing.
DepL of State test deadline OcL 24
\H scninrs intctcstt.-<.1 in tnk
ing the examination Cor l'll·
tr:m{c to ~~ C"aftt:r in either tht:
Department of t<~te ot the In·
(cJnuation gency arc remindc.:u
O) the Pllu.:emcrn Office that
t..he must h;n e their npplka
tions in the mail no latea tlt<m
0 t. 24.
The amin. tiun Cot career
appoinunents in the foreign • • • C.f\'IOC arc gJ\ en JUSl OIICC a
) ear, to be offered in 1 96fl on
Dec. 6. Applicarion f>O$tmark
cd aftt.:r Oct. 2-4 will not he
con 1 d eJ'<.'tl. ,\pplicttions (or the Photo
~c1 vice Entramc 1·~'\:umnatton
<IH' ,1\',aiJ.ahlc. "l hi~ cxmnitM
tiou i for 'ollcgc.: gndu:ttl~
onl) and lcado;; to r\itiom in
o' cr fift) kdcra agcncie, ,
I'h ~c t~ts arc orlcred on the
thard 'aturdnr of c.ach month
c c:cpt \ugu$t, ~ptcmhcr, and
l)("Cember, the fit t t~t to be
oil cred Oct. 18. There .lre otlH!r
po it ion .available with the
Federal gon~r nmcnt. For fur·
thcr infouuat ion and tc l ap·
phc:uions, cc ~11 . n,lbt od:, <.fj.
I'CCtot ol pl.tc cmcnt.
PIONEER LOG
OJ.Gdal publication uf t.hr. ~NCK"latr d Stutltnta ur l h' and flark <..ullt·&c ,
061 S • \\. PwiH•co llill Rd., JiurtJand . Or ... 91!!19, l'ublithrd rwirt ~....-kl)
dunna the &C!Jc~m te ft'M b) Cann Pul.IIU.hittc ~o., Sr<und dau p<Mtqr: paid at
Portland, Orqoo.
l"Dil"OR ................ ,. ..............•.•. •.....•••.. Kttl Cunu
laJ\II,IttC 1-: datat ••••••••••.•• , , , ........................ ~a utn ·pi b.
Au:iatant l:.~ator ............................... , . , ... Uilll~artmatue
Ad.-~ti:li.n.a J\W~ ................................ JrrT) ,\Jadf'"t'I4Jil
A..Utant dH·rthinc 1anacrt ••••••••••••• , •••••••••• Jim Richlll'dtutt
IU-portrn : Pat Snnl&n, Jan :-'italr , l .. on \'aru•h, Barban l.ourn.U. c:.th):
~ru,d , Kulani ~ Cheryl Uucknrr, Rkk ~~l' .. f, Su,. \1rtn-, Barb
••ca~tr.r, Paul Morrit, Juhn C".oumlc.-r, Pconny tiaront'f, '0" t'llchtl.
Phoaucrapbrn : Ou\a Killrr, Jot~ Ward, Hob \lr.Anall) , Jiaul Jacoba.
Ad~ ............................................. Ca) J crt.ll.i.t\a PIO 'Ill-l~R l~OG
How democracy works
~it :
Ill "'' IIRhlll\~ lt"ft!ICIUC' 10
llll Oct I!• '0 t) lot Pl'.tcc.' 1\lr,
'\ 1'-Cill ,,tid th.tt publit pulic
('mum he made ill the ,H<'t't~.
hH thi!\ Jc.uJ, to .mruch .tntl it
dnl''u't g i \ C liCIIIt)( loU'\ II
r.h.mcc to '''nl k. The t''i\\'IU t' ul
tlt'll\1){1.11' ancl h t•c.•clum is 1 hnt
the Jll'Oplt• o( this IHitioll !i.JK'.tk
Olll for \\'h,ll thC\ hcJiCH', lllll
j "'' .lt cit•, 1 inn tmw hut c·' Cl\
ti.t , to mtkc the <"Icc h d public
otficinl ·'"'·" e of public. senti
llllllt t lu people of 1\nu.•rit·a
.u c in tltt•it homes, husin<" <' ,
.tnt! in the ~u,~cts, lot thnt i
"ht·r~ \met ica i , llnt the b.1 e-
11\l'llt ,.,( th<' \\'hitc llmt"'
llcmut:,loh' I • ll IIC.:\ Cl \\ Ul k till•
tt-.. , \H', the people tell it likt•
we. kd it. 1 \\untlt:r it ~h
\''on ttntkt ~c.md~ wh.ar tlt•mc•·
cran r~all i'?
J.tllll'' J .tm it·~ on
Our war, after Vietnam
To tht. commtmit)' ,,f 1 '''''
.m<l ( lark Collt~c:
I ~lC the prott•q .agaimL che
w;tr in Vtctn:tlll among tho"c
,,r m "ho rue oung .mtl white
.h hn,kalh mnthat~l btt Co"c' •
llll o111 O\\ n elf pt'C'cn a11on
.11ul nnt net ·~!>at il)' in,oh ing ,1
m01. 1 judgment. J'hc light fm
\un h·at is a b,tsic urw and 1
clo not nmdcm n it. H m) till'
i~ going lQ be put m ,, po,itiun
where it i' l'ndangcrcd, it i'>
going co he b) c twice with lull
l.:nnwlcdgc ol ,,·h.u I .un doing.
To .tllm, :rn)unc t+H• w m.ake
1 h.ll c huicc fnr rue i to den
nt) own lmmanit ) .md show"
,tn ttllt'r tli.,u.•g.utl lor the mea II·
ing ol life.
fhu" ~ ul 11 whu pt Oil';') I tht·
\\':tt• cJo \0 fu1 \.triO II\ rCa\OII'
I \\lllll lll 't.:l' tlu: w.11 cndccl
l~~tl,t hut nn c otiCl'l n tloc~ not • end t hc1 l'. The ".n tntl' t he
pl.tu•d within the come ·t or tht' CntiJC fuH~ign J~1Jit )' o£ thi
11.11ion ,llltl with the thHIH''itiC
i ,,u~, l.tong u'i ,11 hotnl', Tlw
"·'' 111 ViNn.un j, being fought
,llonJ.¢ t.u i.tl hrtt:' .ts ''·'" thl'
\\,11 Ill thl' l'ncilk tWl'IIIV•Cight
,., .... , .ago. "J lu•tt"' C'.ltl ht• no
duuht ~ iu nm mimi il you
lftll idt•l l.uts. lt is 110 u ddc·nt
rh:ll ntn ., ... ,,·ctnmcnt is lighting
,, P'Hhnlngic .. tl w.u .timed :ll
dt tllllt.tltting thC riti7t'JlS of
l'o1 th Vicm.un. •1 ht• Unitt•cl
M.ll~' h,,, ' 'tt!lll.1li .til) lli.'tll
homhing ,t'hOQ", 1 h\u"Giw~, ho\·
pir.tls, \ ill.agt·s, and dtic.,. A
nc" l\ pc of .mlip<'l onncl
br.unh h,,., hccn u cc.l \\ith the.:
tntcnt w dc.,tro) pt:oph.•, nnt
ptopt'll) . Lhcmkal w.ud:uc i
\\ icl sprt'.nl lt ill no nt'r.idcnt
th.tt .unnng our nwn t1 oops tlw
hJ.u 1,: olrlicr i-. given c:!. lt'n'h c
u.tining in guc1 ill.t w.1rl'f:u c
.and then '' ~<'nt un mision.;
whctt: it i"' :t~~u rc.:c.l that tho'c
'kills will never bf brought
hafk to the l'nitcd State ...
I'hc w.u 10 \ tctn.mt will hL
hwughc w .tn t:nd but our in
' ol\'cmcnt tloc' noc end there.
\\'c t:.tnnot congr~ Hulatc cad1
ochct .md then go abt>Ul bu~i·
ncs~ as tl'tu31. J'hc b., .. ic ic;,ue
r.tt iug 011 and ) li'lc.i.l) i\ not
thut of pt•.•c:e in Vtctn.tm. lt j,
tht.: much latgcr j.,.,\1\ ot w.tr or
pl'.tCe in the United t':ttC of
Aml't icr1.
l'lw gO\~anment of thi'i n.,.
ticm, .ami it nt.tkes nn di£fctcncc
whcthCJ it j, Republican Ol
De mot J.tt, knows th:tt it cannot
,u,t.tin .Ill)' 'ignificant amout
(tl cli.,,c.'lll .tmong the majori t)
ul its white dtizcno;. lt" m:tjot
illtl'nt in ending the war in
Victn.un now is to rt'tnO\iC thl.o
c .\li'C.' lot dissent .unong \\ hitt
youth. ThL• go\·ctrunc nl will
do C\CI •thing i11 it, powet to
pn'\l'llt the di,,cnt from ~pH·.ul ·
tng 10 other .m::t' of (Ont ell\,
AhO\c all, it ts determined tn
prc\CIH white di.,~cnter; hom Octo be" 17, J
fnt minK an .dlianCt with
hl.tt k c OIIU 111111 i I}.
I his n.u itm h,a, ,tl wap
nne nf, lo1, .md h) \Vhuc \
In S.t un·Prutc'lt:tl1l'i . Frum
incli .ttinrh tht• govc•t nn
illtl'lltl'i ((l \C.'C that it ICIIl
th.tt w.n. Ju~ticc.:· j, hltnd,
hllmlfoltlcd. ll )Oil h.tH cluu
con idc•r II UC) P. '\1 t \\1 tuc
0
~Oilltl
1 .c.:\\1
lea \I
her
liege
'1 ht.•
J1 c P.1 Stoke I C. I r rnic had, H
Htc,l\\'11, rlflt idgt• Cit: IV\ r
h' ~c.tk, Rnllctl \\ tll
1 he • t'W York P tnthtr
Kent f.'onl, n1 (Jh\Cr\'e the
LCt'tlin~ nl the C'ompir:tC)
in Clue .tg(). If the ~O\'t:rn
'·"' !ottc u~cd in eli mann tin~
~ent :tmnng its white youth
if it < .tn tutn tlwit .tttention htu b
\\.lrd co getting ahc.td, the cl~on
can cleat ''it h hlac.:k people t'lom l
it \t'l!<i I it. IIi tlt•t \\'n~ fJtilm 1
.ahct11ttinn or hi,lfll \ I <oCC Dt•rmo(
lli£fctt:lll c hc.•twcc·n wh,tt UJ b of
did tu <.ix mil10n Jew !.or,:
I uropc nnd wh.tt the U ~e"sor
"it.HC\ h.t .. clone w man) 11 n )O'
th.tt numlwr of hl.H.:k pt:o "mo; ~~
Pl't h.tp' II it let wa-c more W r.n•
fie i<•nt but tht l nited 'tat b ul du1
11\Ul C ')'StCllllttc lllC ada
If vuu h.n L c hoscn life ra 1lti hcl tilt
1 I I . \ u ar I 1.111 c CHI 1 Ill ltlll:llll ,
continue to ,ttrn tow:ard a "'cg-we . I I'. ·' 1£ ncr:• C\ mg I IC t tgnay lUlu ~C · I . •acr 'J>Ctt for human l>emg-. tha 11 life it,l'lf. foncl, 'hehcr. ~~ c I I . . 'I l,,m: c ot llng ,lfC nut prt\'1 l'gCS .-a. t £
inht•t cnt t it•hts, If '-'ou t di~a ·' "' 1 c ur
t h.u \ ou lll'Ctl not he cnnct: Lj k 11
. • . .,. c '''I With wh.tt h.tpJ>Cih 10 c· J
lJ . l f \ . , Inc I uttct .St.llc~ o J mcnca or • '"e a ) nut own c ommunt t)' or ne e th,
hot hoocl het olU\C it is b k f I h l.ng: ta t.•n c:.u c.: o J}' L c go\' L''~ior:
uu~nt then rcmt.mber that Don·
thl• end or World \\ ar 11 . t tl
1 i ti 1c n' ot (.uma ny wllh
\tCllt h ol tiH on~m )'Ct 10 ing, f
IHI\Irih .tnd btaill\ 'S:lld, rat(
I did not know" 1 cht>O\L 0
~1 1?1
.uul I \\ill rt.\t\1 death w \~ :1
I find it.
Judith E Arent • II
l U£ \\ .\SHJ C'I'O!'\ ~lliO\ t:ROl P Ott' I no.:•· nth ••itJ• ~nalur \lark 0 llathdd tm a ctur lhm and •n~"C"r pc-rind.
atudwu qur:aUom-d HatOcohl in drptJ1 un hi: po-thoM ., itltludutt """""' upJU)tlbon to thr !!() bUiltm mUillr') ~
procurcmtonl bill.
by )runt:r llolto"
The 21 college &tutlt•nts
'Pt•nding the l.all qu:tttcr in
W.t<ihingtnu, D.C.. h.n·c fouml
theit firM WL'eks hccti< ono.
Sbulll) aftl'l cttling iuto
ll.utJtctt ll.tll, olllll.l fit t It'll•
llltin• ,. plot atiuu of ll.utnl'll
Ha II'!' villnge-1 ike 31\ll roundi n~.
tlw group hrJ.;.tll ,, rnu~t• ptt
matic ptnbing ot it environ .
InC Ill.
I niti.tl iutcrvit•w wen sc•t up
,,·ith public:: ullki.tls kuuwk<lr ··
nblc .about the Uhtrilt ul Co
lumbia nnd it11 ptohlcm,, In
tlti& umm.ction, the gwnp met
with Rich.ncl Judd, long tenn
profeMion:al auaH mcmbet :1 • \igunl to tht ~t n.uc' Di'illit t
rnuunittt·c. l lmum ~Jilt hell.
Sp<.:c iill A"i'it.llll In the ,\lavut
and ,\J.u tin ..,, h.tllcr, E:\.t.CUtrvt;
St•c-retal) of the Di•nrict SO''CI n·
mcnt. ~uh~~;<JU<'nl mecun~
\\'CI C held With lJ ,ti'Ultl ( •IC.Cnt',
Chad [mig" or thl Court ol
C •l'Hct.tl ~c~'w'"· anti Rnhcn
'ihdlnw, Oitl'ftut u£ the c untiU·
n·t,i.&l Mudd Pnluc Prcdnct
t' pt•rimcnt. At a l.1tcr poim in
tht· gtoup·~ awy, interview~ wi1l
lw hclcl with urh:m rcuew.d
ollie i,tls ,IJld thU\C chargccl with
the tk\'dop mcnt nl leg.tl .1~ jc;
Utntc for thl' indigent ,
!'i:ot ,,,as tht• tl.ltionol politi·
c.:~ll c l!nc ucgkt ted. .Sl· siom
h,l\ c• ht•cn hl'ltl '' ith ~cnatot ~ ll.ttlidd .111d P;tc kwood.
·'' Rc. pr ·~cnt:tti\'l' l"dilh
who g tn• them ~m-.; m'
IIllO the utgani7..1liuu ;mJ r
1 ion ing ul ,, umgrc,o; m:m \
Sandwic hcd in ht•twecn
1111cn it w'l were d.u,c'l in
Ctrnl\cmt il mJ Ct.OI\OOly
tlw hl\tuty o{ \menc.m
whiCh rlll'l Ut lilt: C.tpitul
1~, t' b' 1c1 i.m ( Inn' b, .tn anc
SliUC'Itllt' lnl,IIC:tl .ttOIIlld
c m net It um t ht l ihr.an o[
h'Tl' s, 'I he \rm:nc.tn \tl
tl'lp\ WCtC initl,ltl'll. With
\o 11 iurwl C:.tllt•n bt•ing the
· •I the I it t l'XCU l"iion.
There has hl'en
(conti rw~cl or~ page 4) txpl(l
witl
fung
lul t ·
tool~>
"he
one >ctobe" 17. 19{ )(aober 17, 1969 PIONEER LOG
tudents find peer groups, upper classmen, great!
• 0 sem1nar ex IIi •me with
• Ul). ores
ha' .alw.tp ~
1d h, \\ hm \ by BcJrb Fortr.r
.wms hom ( nthy FTrJyd
lw govr•rnm Ptwl Morri.c
llmt it ICilh Some• flt~,.hmt•n, after,, month
.i<<' h hhnd l.c:\\ 'i~ ancl Cl.u k, arc re,uly
)0ll h,t\<.' dou lt'.l\'t•; otht•r., .1rc h.tpp} 10
;) P. cw hNc. Wh,tt'\ it lib• to hrgin
ichat•l, 11 llct,rc life• 111 LC?
gc• Cit-a \l'r, 1 ohcr 1 Willi "I he J.og a,J.:ed fh·c freshmen
~~ k Pilnther part~ of the U.S. t':t\t of
c P.u ific rna•u, ahnut tht•it im-ub,cnc the . .. . esssnn clut ing " di~cu,sion ' t.unspar..u.:} st week.
~ the.• ~vern
1 clinu 11,1ting Tlw part ir.i/1anc:o. wen• \\'cndy
white )'OUth lcnh.tl.;ca wm Sc1ndnle a
heir ,1ttention hurh of :\-t•w \ ork City: ~.tm
1g ,1hcacl, then ehon .uul l)on 0ilm.m, hoth
blat" r ·oplt Dcm ( I C.intli Landccn
itlct was not Tmcon: and Lauric Me~
lht111 >'· J ,cc li c·t mott, f~nm Oet!rrit-ld. ,, ~lib·
''t·cn what IIi h of Chtrago.
milion Jcw!t L.og: What were your rir1t im·
what the.: Um p)CS\1011\ or tlw C.ln1Jlllll, anrl
1t to many ti n \'Oll comp.uc lltml" tmpu ·~
of hlack Jlt·or;•i m to how \'Oil fcd now?
II' w ,,, more nr r.ruly 1 ht• progt.l Ill' UlC)'
U nttccl Stat hJtd chu1n~ oncntat ion clid help
ic. nic adapt to ( cwis and Clark.
. h~ thtng that helped me par·
(ho~~u hfc ra tinslarl · "'•'' our advisor mcct-
1 •. ~ t~tn~'lm iqg-we h.tcl a son of n part •.
11.~c. ~ l\\ atd '1 cncr..1ll}. thingo; here arc a lot
Jllt) ·'!'0 ~elf e ~icr thnn what I thought the
m bcmg~ th., 11 lei be.
od. "~e_ltcr. ~nm : 1 was rcaiJ ~urpric;c-d
lOt pnnlcges :u thcr tho'>C fir t fhe da''
ts. H you c uppcar.Jno;,mcn who e<1mc
t~ot ~c ' . ~ d.: \\'('1 c n•all) grc.tt.
h.tpptth . m Ciruli: No one h.tc; treated me
of \mcrtca a fre,hman, :-~nd T rc:-tll)'
•munt~} '?r thot
u'c tt 1'~ l \ Vl first im· , b\! the .Of l.H w.1s your
' •t-~ .. ~c.ron of Portland?
em ember t .n Dnn \h firo;t tm pn '"ion was
odd "ar ll ;n it w.t\ prcllv hsg The had
ermany '''!lh ing. though. " the r.mlpuo; j,
pwm yet Ill teet from the town it\clf.
rains s.tid, " 0,t people clon't gt•t :t rhanC"e
w." I < ht>O\t' f h go 111 to town \'CrY o ten. C·
M death wh thcv don't have the tran\·
E . .Arent • IPr•ruH ion. Thet c ~;hould he
nrc intcrrt'l.uion~hip hetwct•n
........... and the cit l\fH'ht: more
mpm "hop would help.
T.og: If ,·nu had more tranc;.
tn'tion would \OU U\C it? Don: 'r'C!I, 1 would. I'd like ro
get aw:•y from Lite r:.tmpus nnn·
iu a while.
/.og: l Tow would )'Ull com·
pare Po11l.tt1d to ) 0111 horne
town?
ll'r.ml\·: Portlarul i'\ morl' real. • New \'or k ccm\ w he just a
bttnc h of 1 uhots w.t lkiug uround,
while people fitJ,. in Por tlancl.
The people here afl• rcnl nucl
the r.ity it> more like :1 cummu·
nit\', Scar~clalc, \\'here I live, is • • completely rcstdcncial.
Log: t low \\'l)uld )Oll dc~crihc
the atmn,phcre on c.tmpm?
DON CIL!\L\ ~: '',\ &ood tuchtr
in•plre. 1 atudrnt tu ll'ach hinudf."
Wtruly: 1 he <.unpu\ is like
·• camp. Pe(>plc 111c ju~t here, a!i
i£ they were just vi<~icing tcm·
ponn ily.
Sam: \\'c're so isohuecl here.
All the mmcumo;, ~ ·mphoni
:md art " hibits .tn.· in town
The r.~mpm h.t still got ro l' •
pnncl out into the r.ommuni t\
so that we aren't ju'lt tnuri'"
who don't know .m 'thing.
lf't'ndy: U you clon't },ret our
into the c:it)'. thi., plac-e "'ill be
like home• w.t'i-prot«.>rtt'd ,
l.ng: How do )OU feel about
thi' "isolation''?
OfJn: It promotes 'ituch•ing.
bCt";''n~e there', not that muC"h
chc to do.
l.og: You·,·e had a rh.mce to
watch pcc•r group in :trtinn for
a ft•w weeh. llow do ou feel
about it now?
Ciudi: 1 think p<>cr group is
.~--~~~~--~---- ~----------~
MOUF.R 1'0R'\· Paul Morrla, C.thy Froyd ami &rb hJ tcr.
~Jll(; 111,
....... t inn .mel J
tflJiV'<~'"'nan \ '
in hct ween
d.t'I'ICCi ttl
ec.onomy
AmenL.tn
Lin: <....tpitul
mnh .. 111 .1nr
ted .uonncl
Libl111) ' ur
nen" n All
ti;ucd, ";th
· Ul'ing the
• t"'iton.
;been 'omc n t
on page-. 1) - -------
instructor plans binding course;
to enroll in December class
• ('0\t I 'C Ill
be nl fen~d
litnt' thi, buok bindmg
hen• lur the
December Je-\ \ .uietY o£ project will I~
n>\'ercd iru luding binding, 1 "
binding and 'lip t.ht!... ~Ia .
tel i.d .. u,ctJ will lll 11 bt• '.tried
~uc:h ·" loth, p.1per. lc.nher.
and anifidal m:ue1iak Le.tth·
cr tooling .md goltl cmho .. ing
will aho lw dune on the Ieath·
t:r bindings .
l,a;ts< he h.... tuught l'omc
hnok himling iu hi' ralligraph'
d:t,,cs in tlw past .tn,J ,,tmplc,
lll.l) Lw \CCll in hi<> ott icc.
J\ minimum cnrolhnl'IH ut
I~ i' tequia:d to rinulin ar
ntngc-ment iiJI chc ptup <>-t~ l
dn '· I nwrc,trcl 'tmlcnl 'hnuld
c'\utt~h 1 Pa.,.,, he bcltu c ~ O\. I.
Offi CI.~ hutn : 11 ,1 m,·IIOHn; box
1 i5: c ten ion 4~3 . generally mi:mndro"tood. It's
not ")Oil do wh u yl)u wanr ancl
I do whilt I want .. tncf nobo.-1)·
giw!S :& damn." I do think it'~
grc;u, thQugh. J\l Ariwnn St.•!<:
they hn\'c bc·c.J rhcck C\·ery night.
I.og. flow do you like donn
lh tng?
Sam: l:.ver)'onc on m) floor
gcr along really well. \\'e aiJ
help c.tdt mher. ~~he f)cople
:u r eu lly great.
(,indl: J know c\·crybody • in
Ill)' e.Jorm. Our RA hns been
rc.sllv brrcat: he tak • us into
liJ\\ n and tells us thing~ . like
where C\cryonc broes for fun.
I og: \fter living here for C\'·
era I weeks. how do ') ou 1 ike the
wc .. ther?
Cindi: R.tin i4i rain no matrer
wht•t c ) ou are. 1 like the wn)
it m:11\es eH·rytbing ~o gret:n.
1 krc rherc·~ f,'1:1t~ anrl tree~.
where: we have gravel and on
Ius.
/..(Iurie: 1 Lhinl the r'Olin is
good for .stud) ing.
l.ng: What do )OU think of
Lc"•is :tnd Clark's class offcr
inf,rs?
Lnuric: 1 think there' lot$ or
\ariel). I hnd u lot to choo c
from. and I'm very happy with
t.hc clr•s<;es I picked. I think lhc
101 introductory da ~es are
goocl ror freshmen .
CINDI L..\NO£..E.N : "h'• lh"' ~&aJDe u
it ,. .. in hich Khool"
l.og: Did ·ou tind regi tration
mut h of ::t has,le?
!..auric: Ye.ahl
Ciutli: What I'd like to knO\\
is, what hr1ppened to the 1-H
tencher·\tudent ratio mentioned
in the catalog? :\t) cl.t~ are
~0 .tnd !$5. th~ .... me as it wa in
high ~daml. The 'inMll size of
t J.ssse' was one of the re.tson5
l choose this sdlool. but it
tloc .. n't 'ccm to be doing much
gootl. Ch• lecture -•h.tr's .1
hne one!
~am: Hut with tht: cln«r.s
\Oll r · mking now, it re•tll
clue.-n't mal.:~ that much difft•r·
cnt(', I don•t C".tte about \V 'tern
<..h or ,orne Rom:tn emperor.
I think it' important to ~cL to
know dirfcrcnt J.l'I.'OJ>lc nnd dif·
fcn:nt cultu11es. \ ou H:: got to go
out and look for the thing;; a.
big uni)'eJ. itv \\OUld bring in,
mdtel than just going bad. ami
furtlt to cia se . l'he w.tr mori·
tonum, for tmt.anc-e. W<t a goo<l
thiug.
I og: Do \'OU think gr..tduation
• • rec1uuemcnh re~tru t )Ott too
mu< h? What about 1hc \f:s c1 dir
. uti' iry tl:t~ ?
Ciruli: I ncn:r teall under
.. wml tht> 3.!i.l pl:tn until ) got
ht.•rl". ~o .... I 1\l't" th.tt ,,m cnn
t.tl.;t.• onh four da "~~.: . I'm u~cd
hl t.t'-:ing men e. But with re
quired l.ts!;"'· if if's rc'\uired.
it':o. rt:'Juired I'm tu.H gt.'lllS tn
hu<'k t \C lilt em 1 ight mm. \I
1\\:th II)' {0llf"le, thC,lll'e 1,\b, j
rc.elh gteat. l'm m1~jm ing in
rhemi u or biolog). '' in 1-lab
I'm nwHng in a complete! di£.
ferem tt of p<.."Oplc tl1.m I h.'" c in my alculus class.
l.og: Should the CJOIIege allow
student to take more d.1~C$
p:us.r .• m
Dora: Yes. l wialt there were
nu (Ompcrition lor gr~'des ut .111.
\·uu huuld study bec:w e you
Jn t it, not lJeC.lll C )OU're Jv!ing
forced into it.
Log. 110\c you Lccn stUd)ing
,c lot?
Wendy· No I ha'lien't found
my rounc.s require rt lot of
tud}ing. J h:.nc plenty of time
tO clo •• nything J want. With
only three hour5 or claM ead1
day )OU em study nil afternoon
nud do omct.hing different at
nigh 1.
t.AURJf. \U.DJ. 'R~10 II: "It'• W
po~mlbl" to •CUctr &n m) room."
l .. mmt: Well, l'\'c found it's
h:ud to find Lime to stud). If
I h.t\C omcthing to work on J
~o to the libraq. because it'
tmpo ible lO !ttuly in the dorm.
/)on: I ~tarted to study on
the weekends. but now T mtd)
when 1 Icel like it.
l.og: llow do }OU find LC in
comparison to our high ~hoo t?
W~trdy: I think '' e hu"c the
,,unc amount of tudying a in
high chool.
~~~m: They al~·avs rold me in
grade chool how hard junior
high wa going to be, 3nd the
tid the arne thing about 'high
chool. I'm in college now and
I'm ~tu<h lfl r noout the :une
amount And \\'estern Ch eems
to be <I repeat or whnt we
learned in h1gh chool.
\H.NO'a' 80l.E.'\Il tv: R: "'Htet CUt~
pu ia bki! a amp."
U ~ndy: Ye, facts h:Hen't
dt mged; h1 tOI) h. n't ch:mged.
You leam ab(IUt the .reeks in
lugh hool nnd then learn
about them in c.'OIIege The 're
the s.amc .reeks
tJm: \\'htH )OU mean h. \\C
don't dche intO H D) dc..ocper.
1Jon: I think tach indi' idual
ourre a~n't hnrclc.r; t.he pace i
I Cp pc."'(( II f' .
~mn: L C i mallc.r than m
lugh \Chool. ln ,, ''·' iL' ,, .'II~J,
b.t\k \\ill d.
J og: \rt; l . rurlent ' hn<:.k·
t,>touncb "n<ll ide ... dirfercm?
Jl'tmdy: 1 he cliffCTt:th e he1e
h th.ll C\CJ OIIC j ba i(.)h frutn
the .uuc cconomi ba l:.f,"TOUnd
I> '·'" e or the tuitiun, but l
find the people pl'Cll) irncrc t-
mg Ill)'"" .
CmcU llone:;t h. I c-xpe<:ted
more din:rsafi,ddon. Page 5
' M NF.L..'ON: .. W,., nt'ed more mr
nf.C'lt)' ~pte on c:ampu&."
Sam: J think it's more im·
pouant 10 get to know other
people and cultun:5 than ju t
to get through &e.hool.
.Because of this we need more
minority people on atmpus.
Now the backgrou nds are ju~t
about the same.
Lauric: lt'!'i not as dhersified
as :1 unh·enity wouhl be. I
ne,·er came <lO'OSS as man) dif·
ferent t)·pes of people before,
lhough.
Cindi: After a while you look
in the cafeteria and know ex·
acdy where to find those )OU
know: tht:)' tend to group to
gether and aiL in the me places.
H'nul)': We're 11 from dif·
ferent places in tlte counll).
and aU people lhe differentl)
You can learn a lot about 31\}·
one who 1s unique ar :ou'll ralk
to them and get to know lhe.m.
Log: So vou seem to thank
that Lewis and Clark.'$ high tui·
tion m;1kcs t.h student bod)'
r.,irly homogcneo • but chc
pt.-ople )Ou've met ha"c been
tnteresting Your dnsseJ, you'\e
~id, ha\ e been not much dif·
£e.rent £rom high school. What
do you do nbout it?
Don: ~ good tcnch r. I think.
insr.ir a nudcnt to teach him
5el , buc if prof or is dull,
)OU can mnke the cJ interest·
ing. on ~our O\\·n in the hbrnr)'
lt's all m how ]OU look at tt.
it's up to ou to m ke college
what you ·want it to be.
Poster policy posted
"The bulletin bo:u-ds of
Templeton College Cent~r h.11
be used to nd,.en.i e m tten
whith are of genernl interest to
members of the Lewi and
... lark College Community," c
Cllrt\ing co Helen Hutchinson,
a istant director of campus
e'ents.
The: onl · ' ception to this
nale are the board '" the non.b
wall o£ the Trnil Room ~luch
is resened lor grndu te \;bool
bulletin : portion of the bul·
letiu board ao from the
Pmt Office "hid1 shall be used
a'i a clas...~fied :t<h crt.J ang
tion, .md lhe small board in
the ba. k h tll\\'11 re en~d for
announcements o£ pecinl in·
teren to t:onuuut.ing tudenu.
~o posters sh.tll be put on
wmdows, painted urft c~ o.r
fl001 .
Posters for the ouuide bul·
lctin bo::~rd hould be left lD
\Irs. llutdun on' ofrire m
·. • l . .mrl \\all lle po ted on
1 u~da ' .nul ftid. s b the
s.,raj.I\\'C:m .
• 1 he nun• bcr or roptes or an
g•' en poorer to ap(}(! r on the
hullctin bo. rd., an the College
Cetnct hould b limited to a •
)\t!rsized prn ten ma' be ~
f\he<:l bec.au o£ • spa short·
age. Page 4
• arr1ers take third • ID
]om~r Ryun
1 he ""Oung I cwh nml l:uk
thmdad~ were in the thit k of
lhc baule Satunl,' .tl ,\\<'1"\
Park in Conallis., 111 PiontCJ
came ,tway ,dth rhirrl in tlw
~c' en· team Oregon State Ill' it.L•
titmnl ~lect.
The On:~;gon ~tntc v~rsit "*h
19 point .. hm,·ed tltc '''etc thl'
beo;t in the held <~s dtc\ took
stx out of the rit-:st nine plac<-s.
1 he :rord:md 1·1':~r,k Club dre"
on u cxpcnen~l'd ~nnet. to
d.tim second 'nt.h 61 pomts.
The' \\ere do eh followt.'<i b
rlle Lt.; rontingt:nt with 7o
• pt>tnlS
Other srorcs w·erc OS
(96) , Swtcr'!\ Tr:tck JV's
Club
(161), (142) . Ponland tmc
and OCE (174) •
Tndividualh·, lhC Pionl'ers :\lnteln, the J.'innl\h '. ttion.ll
Ch:unpion, edged O"l ' noug
Crooks nt tht linhh hnc wlwrc
tltcit times r C.HI 2U:~b a no 20:.3 I
zcSfH~t t.iwh. Right on du·il hcch
(~unc ~pcncer LHn.w, Ja,t } em '
r.hnmpion from < lSlJ, .tnt! l.C\
O:t\C Fi ,, the) ~prin~t•d tht•
final qu:utt r-milc wgcthcr wit.h
I. mnn gt tting thl' nud .ll the
fim h linl' hy one 't!(:Oiltl. !20:~8
to r:a 's 20:39 With unh four
~roml. "CI):ll :11 ing the fi~t [our
nmnrn, it wn n wild and c:x·
oting fini,h.
Bruce Ruuric, I C'< nut,tancl ·
ing rookie. hnd an off cia' "'
he ran for tenth plncc in a timl'
of 21•12 fhc rugged. twi .. ting
hcl") 00111 is difficult to run
on when )Oll arc not f:lmilinr
,,·ith its pnth and rhis might
h:l\ c bothered tlw u"\u:tlly 'tr·ong
Runt ie.
Rob n erl v wa' the Pioneer''
thit'd m:tn ami he r.tn a fine
l~h (' for twelfth in a do king
of 21 :r.2. R)ll lv ix showing him· PIONI ER LOC
eet
~elf ro be o;trungcr c\tch wed<.
.tnd 1 :111 hl' t1:\ jlt'C.II tf tu add tO
thc• LC f1o11t 11nuu•• b\ '\o\·
t mhc1 J,, ancl the Cnnfc.>rcmc
\ln t
\fli-t. 1\.l\'C\ (C)~). ~lt~t.. · UO\t.'l
( iO) h.t.uh \\ uod t1 d ( ~2} , and
l\ltkt. R\.111 ('iR) wundnl out
thl' P1011t I ~<Jlt.ltl,
J\ a tt•am t•Hm 1, rhc t C unit
<an lH• t•.,pcnul to imprO\'c'.
Ilw ((lmhination o£ tol<lo; ,Jilt!
.• h.mi \\'~t·k or ll.lining kepi
the pcrformnn c:es untlt'l what
thcv h:n c ht en. The Pio11c:cr,,
hnwc' cr. arc w.1iring for the
Confcrcnn.· ~feet to pt•ak lnt the
cldt•n'>c of their nown
Tomr.rrow the harrirr' return
to their o ·n P.al;\tilll' Hill
rout t.' for n tit h \dth the P.tC:·
ific l.lllh<'t.ul Knt.;hc,, l...t-.t
·Nr .ll Tacom 1 1 he PiorH'cr~
dc.·nwlishccl 1 he PLU It' am 18
to 15 .md tilt' a:1rc 1hl~ \C:lr
'houlcl he ol TCpltt}' of lhnt C"Oil
tc,t. Octobc,· 17.
r ~R1 OF tilE A( TION ll A ~rnt Lf Willom<"lh ' IOCK'Ct'r IUliiCh
I:IJ»I.' ~.Photo b) jam• · W Ft~<ull.. tc r<MMtu th~
..--t
,~)..
hi(h Soccer team plays OSU tomorrow )l,
tt.tpping. shouting flnu ihh
an~... I Jolt "aid. In 1 were Jed b' D;l\ e Fi . who rnn
}HS UC.SI r.tCC Of the ~C:t on. \ ftcr
a (nst start and first mile (4• 'lfi
minutes) , t}tC lead p~r~ {onned
and f<\und fh 1 unning do'c ro
the front. Fmcrgin~ f10m dtc
'"ood~. "Fi. took connnnncl of the
rnc:e and Jed hor tl after the
t\\'o-mile, a po~ilion he \\3 to
holcl until a half-mile from the
frnr-.h t.1pe. Mob meets Missionaries lhc Oregon ~t.ue nca'e''
1ome ro tO\\ n !).1tu1day to un
glc with the 1 C. soccer team,
whu \I.'CITl to be in fine 111111
.tfter clcfcaling Will.uneue l.tst
'' cd ;i.O Tht! m.Hch h \t't lot
2:00 p.m. at l1elt.t l,,,rk in L:tkl· o,,,cgo. Tlw Piuncet.. I o' l \C.:~O(IJ..
pia ·c• 1.1,t week due to i '!m
ac,, hill .til H.gul.1n cxcc:pt ~e ~
,jtlt• sight Btucc Dtake are Wl1
pl'r tc:cl to t.1 l..l the: fteld a u)ct
the Bt.l\ Cl'S. nun
With the sprint on s~ ppo
Immediate Openings
Men Students
s:JOO guarentoed for 11 weal~
Pan time work.
Aho full limo ottonln~
Call today 233·5884
CRANTFORDS
FLOWERS INC.
St~rving P1onee.r HomttCOmtng
Your Nearest F T .0. Florist
Across the Sellwood Bredgc
to Bybee <Jt Mtlwaukie Ave.
Call 236-21 04
e weis/ie!dJ!.
JEWELERS \\ ith a 2 ·i hl'lling of PaC'ifat.
llnhea H behind them the
fighting gnddrr:o of l.ewi, &
Clark ''ill .tucmpt. to cnl~trge
their NortJ1wc t st.mding tomm
row nl 1 :SO on the home grid·
.a ron o[ the Whitman ~1 i"iou·
anc" Whitman . "·irh what m.t)
be their be t team in )Car-., will
pose a 1 iff c.hallcug(' to 1 he in·
'~dC.t'!> hom Palatine Hill when
the whi~tlc j, blown for th<:
upening kid:oH.
Dean Scmpell, ddemivc tucl.:
ficltl roach for the Pioneers dm
iHg the p.t'>l foUl· ~cason<> look<,
[OJ .1 JMtlicul.tTl) SII'Oilf; Offt•n
she att:u:k hv the \\'hit!>. "\\ t.. •
Male Help Needed
tnqu lr lt
Mr. Swiss Restaurant
15840S .W. Booncn F•rry Rd.
In Lolt:e Grove
Lloyd Center Eutport Plaza
12.33 Lloyd Ctr. 40241 S.E. 82nd
!loth Uoras opert d•llv unt1l 9 p.m. know th,\l the 'H! hL'<!ll rmhing
the: hnll a lor. 0 p unr il la't
wct•k tltey \\'Crc the: number one
r w•hing team in tht• nation ..
• :"ic.mpclt wcnL on II' pmnt out
th:tt "ulthough the) hmi t thc.•t r
numl>e• nf uffcmht• ,u the\ do
thmc t':\ttetnch well \" f.1r .l' • Lc" i . · Cl.trk' own of!Lme is
concc1ned CoJc h !)em pert bc
lie"c.' the team will go with the
:o.am~ b.t'>ic pattern that pro\'cd
\0 ~\1Ct.C'>~£ul .tgaiml the Jlo~er ...
Rdlcrttng on last week\ vic·
tO\") St..mput h.ad part.icular
pr.uo.c: f<H the orrcll\IVC line
whkh he ~;ud "h;a" .. hown g1 cat
imp1 ovc:mt.m :along '' Hh rt.al
fmc blockmg.' ' nercn,ivelv <;em
put felt hrs bad;., acmmplbhcd
their major objccLin: o£ \lOp·
ping the lon~ bomb.
He did feel, howc\'Ca. that the
back' wcte going to have to
r:omc up L.tSter once lllc oppo,.
ing o£fcn~t· had committed il
~cH to the running play.
Some of the 0\ll\tanding play·
Cl:\ ritc:cl £or t!pCriOI' effort' in
the Bo\t'r conte'>t were Ron
opko, O.nc Jaqua. M.ln \bt"i
.Jon ]alP'·'· :mrl Barry Clock. OSU. la't ycat 's confesenn·
c hampiun. h reputed to be ·'
tough opponent, :t((ording to
w:uh George Holt, hut the
Pinnrca.. :nc now "working lt)o
gcrhcr :-~' :t team," and look to
pro lit from cad) 'ea,on mi ·
t.lkC,,
"1 hi' week T'm wot king on
inds viduul and sp<.>cific: skilh:
Fall graduates listed
The Rcgistr~r\ Office ha~ rc
lca~ed the tentative list o[ grad
u.tung seniors for fall term.
Students plannmg to complete
degree requircmenLo; this term
whose name.. arc not lhtccl
belo\~ are 1 cquc~tccl to contact
the Regisuar\ OCficc immcdi
atel, \11 :.Ludemo; who o~pcct
lO p;lrllcspate in the June com
mcncerncnt should leave c.tp
and gown measun..mcnts at the
bookr.tore.
Bachtlor of \rll
Sandra l<'<· \ndtnr.on I! lemrnlar) l-du
cation; J anict LC't' lknh1m, Elt·mt•ntar')
ldueanon ; C~on II Earll' lli•tor),
,....------------- Claudia jean ht) Pa)c:hnlov> IJarr,
Dunham Coodir~Jt, Enl(l~h ; \lar) I.Ot'bfor
Hight, En~: luh ; Ronald Allt·n jtrlll()n
Spt•rch Commumcation• \-lrrcn•~
llamu ltgrr, Fnl{llllh; Nic'ki · Ut' Mrrtdl,
'fhull't', Patricio 1\to~an Pop1w, llnJ th
~111d Ph)'!'icru Education, Su11mnr R r-ll
man, Fltnwntnn Educalion ; llonnl ~
Jant llc.~M-nlxlrg , Urmrntar) hluc~alum ·
Richt•lll' ka\ San man, F' rrnch: l.aura
l.eihuu "nuth, \rt; 1\atlu Slt<Ut•n•cn, J r
lli~th l£duc.abon : ~alhf'rinr h.cdrr \\hit
t•t-l ErtahJt; \un trard WU'-''"• Soclo
lon. campus flicks
"The S<'rgcant" feal\lrmg
Rod ~tctgcr wrll he ,hown this
Fnd.•} night m lv.m' .u ? and
9:!0, Admis .. ion ,., ?5 cent~ .
Sunday night. the Rm'>ian
C<)medy "Pt hate I van Borkin"
will be hnwn in (,·ans at 7 :iO
A Ru,sian comcd}· should bt.
intcs c'ting. Admisston. ,, mual,
i ft ec.
Burlingame Market
Open 9 a.m. to I 0 p.m
Free Delivery Service
8502 S. W. Terwilliger
244-8989 !Urhrlor ul "cicnc•
u.a~mr <.ubon llealth & Ph) ccal l du
c-o~Uow tcHn Dclll.cl { hambc·rtlln, Uu j
nr \dmini tratiun, 1 imolh) Chn"'
Iupher Luog111 U Hm~nt"> \dmlnl: In
tion and He lor). Robrrt1 Jran 0)'..-r,
f'lwatno: J ulit' \nn f.vti"'IIOn, Jr. IIi~•
1-ducatJon ; Connlr \11dtll Guudnrh,
blnmrn tal") Fduc:.ation, \rlhur \
lltuuikt. lholon-: Palriria flaumunn J tn·
kin•, lll~lory ; P!atnrca Wricht Kloekf'n
ttKtr, DloiOjO'. June Clt'nn La~a.oll , 8io
h>~.
Baehr lor of 1\lutdc
Philll1, Lon:n (liak.-r. Mu1o1c f"ducaUun
HUMDINGER DRIVE-IN
8250 S. W. Barbur Blvd. 246 8132
Steak Sandwich, Hamburgers , Shakes and Fries llult 'aid hio; game plarfl11t.'<j
lie\ Ull hi'\ tWO imidt. (Of\\ IJlt'
.:)(ntt lland :ancl H.trrv H rett<
:.t.1gcr, to coordinate hh nfft: C)u
" f'ht')' ha' c.: to be ~upcrJ.m .
dcknding and att.acking; !lsr
,aid, •e t
Thi' \\'cek F.1rdad \';ud,e ~
lt<.,hman [rom Ir.m. wsll tAtto
oHr t.he goalkeeper po),u tt
faom vetcr.m Mark. B\t.Jntl.
llolt, who ,,ud he pl.tm Klrt;n
tc.: ru.ttt• the two player~. d t1
"\ ou can't 1 un a team •• ~11
one goalkeeper .'' llll't
l\l.auriciC> l\lcndoLa, a so R li
more letterman, will st , ut
th< renter forward )pot. d ht
John \rnott '' all move ton back It',
•le c; . r 11
Washington group . ~i~~
(cont. from page 2) ;::~~
tion to fun and game~ Gl•o)
grnup' c; npcnmg banqueL pha
held .tt the \\tor Reta~ an
.tncl full JU'iliCC \\.tS do~).;
th<; C.rcck-ortcnted menu th:~
the fiftv-ccnt cod.t:ub St Jnt
rhen, individual mrmbef'\ n
poked through a numbt:el}"
rhc: dty'\ watcrtng ~pots. -e··. t
'omc.· have wound up al ~ ~ic
t'\ ent' as the Tenth jotJter
:O,t•h,l\11.111 Bach 1 nrcn1atibli!"
Compettttom, whJclt attr'iJ)n.
\Ollng pi<lDI'>tS flom all nJ
tht world .md wa'l open
chargt• to the: pubhc
The fint form.al excur
out of the c:.tt)" wa., schc.:
lor Frrday, Oct 3 It tool
group vaa the \tCnic
dri\ e through the Blue
\fountaim , tn Monuccllo,
l.alCl j n the! olftClllOOn to '"oAr
luttcw ille and the U niveJrst~~
\'rrgll1i.t
Bu,inc.:'' ;tnd pleasure
combmed .It the Univef)in
group had ·' t'hanc c to ·
good deal of the campm,
of which wa\ planned by n"'' Jeffenon, and to meet
VCI'Itty of Virgmla polil
e•nt t\l Edward Kolo<lliej,
author of ~cvcru l 'ltudics on
grc~ tonal mntrol of
policy
CANYON GUITAR
NH• nrtrl ( t'd /tult 1111tt'
Jtcp • .ir, Rt hnl hiug ami
2 I 72 W. Burnside
Ph. 222-5661 0
ails attempt to ecome
ducational experience'
Pr opn,als to make t e iclcncc
all ,, rnnrc mc.111inghtl t•Ju
tionnl cxp<.•tit·rH c .u c he in;
or~cd on thi5 term b) sest·
nt of the th1cc women's
r1~1'i und Pl.ttt·l Inward ll.tll.
c tchnp "' Vicc·P~t• idcnt fot
u t:lll \CI,tit, 1\tm Jlawh•y.
I•> light dunn1• tha Altt) pt npoo,.tl cunung from
~ · dnt Ill'> will gn tn th<.: Stu
i 1 nt ,\lt:ait Committtt' lor rc
,HtC .tll' 'ill('ce.\ \\ WhCH' the wiiJ ICC Ci\'C ol
In C1' .-;wn ~·" cl mmt•nda tiou awl go tu
1 I II Ill .I. Oil 1 D~ Jc ... tnt! lk.ln ur Rc.~idcnce
nt 'a ''IC.tOl I, l'om I Iedin for fillltl de-
l 1 J• 1 1ai n. 1 I.nvlc) aid ~Ill) pro-or l 1 c .1 •' 1 k 1 b :i:Hurd:t) nt 1 s !llll\t ma c ~cn'c f >)'I C·
. 1 1 f 1 \V •g .t ''""'u.: attempt to urt tcr
II' t (I t IC I • 1 f • C Ct IIC:tlltlfl,l fJUTJlO\C' 0 tC•
tiC' hall.; rather Lh:tn
) ki.lting C:"\istiug ruk~" and
at an)' propo .tis tctptiring fj.
· 1 1:~ H c ial outl:n could not he im-
r!g ll •• trr) e cnt<.:·d tlth vear bccau'c of
It thllC tll'ar ( f J
d:ck 0 tint "· tlf. Sc~ll Jl.m fife \:tit! rc,iclcncc haJJ., to
'' '1 • cy ~nan a~ have been i~olatcd living
'1 ~rmJg P ays.l ib cpa rate J rom the t.•duc:.t·
1 'e1~t'i ~ontro Q.tl on' it ular and cxuacur
) m i ~ .. ~ kc~~ htt· pm pcheo; of the college.
,.,1,11!' d~£.\1 rc,idcmt. hath cuultl dt. r r tetr c cnsc r 1 1 . an c:tlucuwn: ll envaron
\V to es smc.e h) wor J.. un a common
:eper 1\~:u k ct. sue h "' the t: n' &ron
l'>l~c,~ humclr tal cr j,b, or find other
,' •l~:m~ctr c '"' h)· whirh to nuke the
trc lc.tt. anti •nee halls .tn cduc:Hionallv
~· a .. rrc.'hrnan ul.uin~. exciting place i~
k, "·'5 lll'>lt'll h to ltvc,'' he .,,,id. ng up cH.:Itll .
l • ny propu,al\ tmplcmcntcd
~trl\c . I I ll 'I r lC coo,; .1 tt.IIC< l)' 'OOa ·p~\ ·
;-------) ~oh>2it.-:t1 tc,ting. H:-~wlcy
to get .til 'c:gmcnb of the
i~J,!C (UtnnlUIIit, ,tnd thO\~
tft)tt!t'tcd with it. '"fh a) par
.tnd alumni in\'oln•d in tli,.
ion of am ptopo,ah and
g.uhcrccl ftom rc,canh nf
lcmt.•tucd p11>pma k lie: fee"
wuuld h<.:· ·• u,cful mean' or SERVICES
me High! 1'1\hfrontation" in clming the
• 1tion g.tp" h)' making
lll1~11b , alumm, (acnlty, .and
Cllh mot<• .aW'.at c ol ont. an·
1\ rlc,iH'' .tnd \,lhte,.
r-c.,cill r.h !tom aU)' implc· mcntc:d ptopo\dl \\'Ill he C\.tlll·
atcd b)' the uadt•nt ;\H:ti~
Conuniucc .md modified if
thc) h.l\ c not !>Ct\ t:tl t•d 11t ,auon·
.al put pn)cs" U) llawky :anti
llcclin.
"Tht.· Studcm r\Huir Com·
millet• in a mcmn tcJ the Com
numitv c;.,hinct l.lst winter • st.ttcd "A tlo\cr ro fltclin.tt icm
j, Ut!)it ,, hlc hct ween the 1 u r
ricular anivitiC'i anti the 1 ·si.
tlcurc h:all :tCti\'itic~. The "living
-lcarnin~· concept should he .ttl·
,·:meet!." ll:awlc) o;aicl .111)' pH>·
posal~ m11!St come (rom MU·
dent' He ch.allcnges students
"not to accept the trnditional
but to talk to the f:u ulty and
people from other 'hool and
e(lme up with ume innO\ativc,
educational II~<.' fot rc idcnce
htll''
\!though propo als requiring
ftn.tnt ial ~uppurt would not be
implemented this )C:tr, "j(
crca t ivc ideas cutnc up we will
go to pr h•:uc loundatiun' ll'>
well :lS I he Uo.nd of Ta uUCC\
lor fine1nccs," 1 Tawlq said.
Evening of folk music
\n C\'ening of 1\mct ic.m folk
mmu :mel ong ,,·ill be pte·
'crlleu lH Boh :mli E\'cl nc ,
Beet' nn Tuc~d •• , Oct. 21, nt
8:~0 p.m. in Reed College C'ilm·
munit\ Ccntcl.
The Seers h.tw gi\l.:n 16i
conccn" and ccnnpltcd ''''o C.'i·
temin: tours or lndi .•• rhe Car
ibbean hl:mcJ,, .mel .South
Amcrk~t in the p.t'>t t'.tr .tncl
h;nc .tppc:uctl lrCtJUCntl) nn
tdc' i•ion,
fhc per fot nMn• c .tt Recti
\\'ilJ he .1 hcncl it COI\0('1 I fur
The :\ltt-.ir 1 hing, .t non·pwlit
urg.anil.ll iun th.tt pro' icle Ill·
funn.tl antl crcatiH• mmic in
\tructton to chiltlren age'> thtce
tlnou~h eight in the Pm tland
area. 'l he roun:rt is l[lOII\ot .:el
hv 1 he Reed Cult ur,ll A H.t ins
BlMnl and admi,:o.ion i~ 75 ccnt:o.
£01 ,IIJ \tlldCill~, 2 lut ,ttfttll , )evelopment
of4e~see your first in northwest tournament
ces, tNc.
D.C. 20036
II' I i .111tl Clark Collegt:
cd liht with 82 point ~ in
•p,wkc,, whit h j, the· a<·
ul:ltion of lmint~ in ,,JI
tlw outth annu.tl
thwt:,l 'J>t'Cth tOUt U.IUH Ill
ht•rc la~t F1 ic.la) .tml "htlttr-
king fit,t plate' were I 11 Stuuc, ,nphomUit\ junior
A'lo.lv~~ion c~pusitol) spcal..mg,l.t.'·
•c llall. ilt.•,hnwn, Jtlnuu e:\·
pOI.IIH'0\1\ Sf>t:.l~lflg. \Jikc VICI llm:u k, \Uphclnllll t•, )Hntnl
Ell
VICI
RON
2239 •mp: Mtl-.c lltt~t'J -:tltl, ~~)pho
jumm pcr'lu,, .. iYc .md
n ) I m 11 'ophomnll '''nim
J i fHl'l IJH lol 11011
•t.tl'i ng st't nml wet c Lindot
·~ncr , f1 c•,hm.an, untl Fill
,,JtJ, junim· t•xtcmp: Jdf Me
llum, Crc\lunan, Jllllior JH.'t
,r., .uul ,\,uon Hlmmc.
un.111, juniur intcrp. \tlell.t
. lc ': scnio1, pl.ttt-.1 thitd in
101 '"ll'l p. In the swccp\lake.,, the Uni·
H~nit> o£ Otcgon pl.t(Cd M'Wtul
with i5 point~ .111d 1\acific Lu·
chcr.m lJni\ct,it)' tuoJ.; thiad
with ;314 pninL~.
Th<.' aourtl.lmcnt, with ap·
pu>,im.ately ~50 ,tudenh ftnm
2ti ,chool~ part it ip:u ing, \\':t~
juclgccl by ro.trhc, rwm tlw
M:hnoh c mnpt•ting. l.t•wis .mel
Cl;u k prc,cntt·tl tn>phit• ttl .all
rit:.o.t pl.u c Willi\Cr\,
E1 ie "nttcl,cn :tntl lnhn \J.
\ bert, fa t:'hmcn, pl.u cd 111 <kh,acc
tJUilrtt•r final~ with .1 'i-1 at•• uul
.md adv.me t•tl lll c:o.: temp lin . .J,
,It ,I \(lt'<:t h lOIII rt,U\ll Ill ht•ld ll I
Lhc lJ n" l'hll\ nl \\ 'um i ng Fa j.
ela\ ,uul ~:11\IJtla\ llw lt',llll TC'
• t'IH'tt .1 pl.tcJilt.' fllllll till' U uf
\\
R.md' \tune and Hill Vt•a t-tii
''ot~.:cl a I~ ruotd in clch.tu :mel
.1l the IOlllllllll\l'lll \\hit h hn ted
[, ttllk,.;t'' ,mel uni\t•Dit ic, ,and
appwx im.ttcl 350 swclcnts, October 17, I 969
Meeting to discuss city's racial tensions
U)' /011 Jlnwartl
Know "'h,at h.tppcractl in Jlor t·
l.uul I~ I tla\'s agu? f\ nov. \\hat
,.,,, l'ouland cntetcd inro nn
th.tt du)? Know whnt h.lppcnecl
in nm t hc.1 t am) tJu,,•mol\11
l1ortl.mrl on June 9 rh:u puc
I'mclnnd with the "hig ciue\"
!Ill( h .IS Ch ic:ago, Dell oi I, s.m
FtrttH hGu, Los Angel~ :md Nr•w
Yoak?
•t he 'JOt i.tll)' ~ecurc c.ithcn~ of
J>na tl.md tdcl" tu the h;&pJX:II· ing~ of Juue 9·14 a~ the ·• \lbina
cr ;,j,.," B) the end of Jul). the
di.uurbanc.c of \lbiua v;hich had
'it.alm:d the rit) for ix da)
h.1d alrc;•d)' become n mere
sr> iologirnl point of tcfcrcncc
for the " OCJ.tlly ecure.'' But
rJm~c \\'ho think Lhot \Jbin.1 ha
been <Juieted ::tre wrong.
1 h1 Uct. 20·22 representative s
from the 1\J.•)Ot') Offir.c, police
department, ,\letropolitnn Yout.h
Cummt~iun, Rlad: Pnnthers
Wednesday· speakers, canvassing
'PL \Kf.R'\ aptnrd ~ednC!da 'a \~M"tn.arn t\loratonum arli~tio in wnm. bown
il!; Ot. Joho Cramptoo, ~all': profetQ<u of politit'laliCikr" ' For the (uU eton-on
the moratorium. ~ l'ut'l!oeb) 'II l..o&. Photo b\ PauJ J IK'Obl.
Glubb here tonight
Sir John C.luhb will :>[)(!.tk
tonight in P.rmplin port)
Ct'ntt•r on "M ullllC l::bt I 'lti9
in Pc·r~rwcthc." tic h.l n
pn)founcl lwnwlctlgc of \r':lh
.tlf.air,, ·'' he li\'Cd nmong
rlwm fnr ~ti vc:rrs. Don't ms'
hi l.tllo. around town
ClJL1 UR \1.. EVf~"'T
Oct. 10 Lcwt\ and <...huk -Cut.
nu-:11 .\r~ <:rics-8 p m.-P.tm·
plin Spores Ccnrer -"Pre:o.CI\.t·
lion H. 11 J.tu Ua nd" and Jbina will meet at 7 p m
in c.amm dinning room to c!Js
tms \lbm:t. 1 he) will focu on
Lhc n;asons for the J nne riotJI
ttnd d1c possible actions that
on be taken to aid \lbina and
pre~cm further oulbrca or
rhi~> nature.
The progr:nn is ~t on three
c:onsccmhc nighu. the rint
night delcgarcd to rcprcsenta·
tion of Albin.t's tJ1ought .md
Lhe sc<'.ond night to repre~cnta·
uon of t he Cit)" o£fj
thought. On the last night of
the program a p.mel consisting
of both Albina and government
representatives will attempt an
c. change of ide:• for the bellC~r
ment of i\lbina and the racial
problems of Portland.
Warren Bla~lee, head o£ tlte
ASLC Communit} Relations
Cabinet which is spomoring the
event said. '"The purpose of this
program is to ma'ke people
aware of t1u~ racial tenston in
Lhis cit • to get the "concerned"
'\\Orking tov.-artl-s concrete go:.h
ami h} practical means to end
the ob.,·tou breedt in human
brotherhood.''
Blak.5lce continued. "In a Lift:
maga7ine O\"er n ear ago, there
was a picture of n dead Black
lying (ace do\vn in the street
while l\\'O rop stood a few )'llt<ls
;}W:ty lJ1ing vel) hard to ignore
the bod ·. Less th:m a )e:tr ago
.4 rgosy printed a four page ston·
on an off-dur:-. policeman who
''em wild in the an francisco
!\trects killing one Black man
and injuring others. ln Berkl~
Ia t summer. Lhe Berkdey Barb
printed n picture of o~ policeman
shooting a running hla~k man
in the back ,,•ith a !llotgun.
"People h:ne been reading
about these kind or incidents
for n long time and if the\ don't
t.and up nm,• to nctiH~h pro
mote brotherhood it ma be
their back tltat the ne..\:t shell ' . .. . mps tnto.
'70 · '71 grad science fellowships announced
I ht ' tllonal Rc: cardt l,ouu
< il 111 \\ t!ihingwn , U. ., luh
Llt.-en G1lh:tl upon [tgain to ad' i e
the ~.uiun.ll l ienc t' Ft)lfnd.l·
uon in the election of <.mdi·
d:Hts fot rlte r:ound.•tion' pro·
Ra.un of gt.Idu.tte :~nd rt"gul:u
pthtclot tnr~l fdlo\\' hip~ rnnel
of Ollhtanding 1 icntht-appoint·
ed h\ the R~carrh CcHifl('tl will
t'\athl.ltc .applic:uiom of all Glll
dtd:tll'S Fm.tl 'de~ tion "ill be
m:ult.~ h the hmml.uion, '''ith
awaul to be '.m11ouuc"'l tlll
,\ l.u dt I !i, I 1170.
l'•l'>tclnc toa.\1 anJ gt .uht.lte lei·
lm,·,hip' will ht.• :t\\ ,anlt"d fo1
'itnth in liH' m.tlht•m.Itic:,d, ph ,.
ic.tl, mulir.ll, binlugu .tl, cngi·
11\'t'l iug, .tml ,ud,,J 'tit net , .uul
in the hi't"''' rtlnljnt philo
wph~ uf ~cicm.-e. \ war-cl~o will
nnt he• m.1dc in c linir.tl, echt n·
1 ion, t'r Lu irw " field,, ault in
hi tot' or ~oocia 1 '' c'rl:, :not 101
\\ntk cowan! me,Jit:..tl Ot J:t,,• de
R' t!C
\ ppl kat ion m. v he m.tde h
• c ollegc stniors. ~duate '>t\1•
dents \\Ot king in a degree pro
gram. .md mdr' idawl!'i wi'ihing
tO do flO!ti<.IO<lOITI 1 \\ nrk_ \ Jl ap
pltc.\11 ts must be t iti:ren or the
llmtcd Idles and ''ill be judged
oleh on the ba"i or :thilil)
In the po~1donornJ program
on I). (ello\\!!!hip~ ''ill b offerc<l
al-o fot \\OI k in applied and
cmpu ic.al \tudie~ in the fidcl nf
It'' ,,hieh cmplo\ the method·
nln~' or the oci.tl \ ienre or
which interrelate with aescnrch
in tlw lhttur.al ur oci.tl 'l ienees.
1 ht• pl:111 of ~~ uu · or tese::~rch
in the ricld of ),tW 11\U!'it he :U
lhc pmllll'll liW.II .u •dcmir le' cl,
.,j IU t• P'J'tdnc tot .11 fellnw'ih i p
.tiC IIOl intcttd~d for IHt.h lO·
"n td .m .ath .mu~cl tlcgt cc of .m'
'ld thl
\ppli(';lnt fm the gradu.ttc
'"'·lid will be ~quire<~ to t.tke
the ( ·• uhaaltl' R<'lOnl r~amina
tion'o tl<."i~ned to te<\t "icntilic:
aptiCUdt• and <H lw:.'\eincnt The
c .unin:Hi\lflS, arlmini tcted b\ the Educational T~tin.g en ice,
will be gi,en on }anuar'} li.
19i0 at dcsign.tled ~ntet
throughout. tJ•e t 'nated tate-s
nd in certain foreign counni~
The annual tipcucb for Grad
litHe FeJio,, are a {olio'' •
100 for the fint H: r le\ el;
2600 for the intennedi tc Jc,el:
<1nd 2800 for t11c termin 1·\ear
leH:l The b.t ic .umu l tipcnd
for P.o tC!octor .. tl Fcllo\\' i
6r..oo. Depcndem'\ allo'' n
.tnd ;tlJO\\.ltlCCS r If tUiliOI\ ft: ,
·llhl limitt!d lr:t\d will Jl o b
pro' tded.
rtarther info11nntion nud np
plh ation m.ttt'll ~~~ n1:\~ be ob
t.lincd (rom dtc rellOl\ ,Jtjp Q£
ftcc. ,ati1>n.tl R~se.urlt ;oundl.
~101 omtitution \\enue '
\\' \Va hington. I) C', _041
The de.tdline date roa the ub
mi ... ion of .tpph ation ror gt d
nate Cello\\,htp~ i Oecembt:T 5,
I fJurJ. and feu rcguln 1 o tdor
tor:tl rcnm, hap , Dccemllcr •
196tl . Pa 2
'
Rtmt'mhcr the \SLC "pi bit itt"'" .\nnolmc~·d .md
uppo t•dl held l:l\l '''l't!k? 1 og n'pOtlt''' !t.1H' nu.cmptccl
w gtt the J "'ulh fmm .. wclt"'nt hod: tlrhccrs tlu" week
hut ..,() fnr hn'' btcn mhunc"tul. I he rf•a,on \t:Cllh w
bt th:tt the ''plcbi, itt" ncVCI got off dw ~tmmd.
Plannetl ~inn' tlw ''mtnH"t, the "pll'luc itl·\'' pui'JH1Sl ~
wns to pt m ide nn pa c"ion <1f .. wdcn! r,uppm ~ Cm_ \ ~
1 \ ~~rhitic :md nmbirion. \l..St., ''til .. utft!t 'tll~ ttkn
ait ,j,j;;, hoped w u t'' it 1\\ pJ(10( th.u it u·ul' thH.~' rep
Jlr.,cnt the will of ~tuclt•nh .tt l cwi, .wd Cl:trk. The.• "plel>
ic:itc" would ha\'C been u,cful n' well in moving tnwat J
"mmual rc'l on,ibilit)" (;;cc I og. (), t, i) . ., .tn cxptc,,ion
of tudent dc;,ire.
llut nppar nd the dfou fnil<!d, The "plt'hicilt.'" l i1-
dcd a ncbulou .. , idtalio;tic .mel t onfu ing ,t,\h!mcnh were
.:.ent to ,omc Rc.,idt"IU \ si,t.\11(\ Other, llC\(!1' \\'ClC tOn·
tacted. The Log dc,·otl'd page three, Ou. 7. to \\1 (. 't uc-
mcnt \ oncerning the four j, \IQi ,mdcnt '' u t. tn 'nte
upon. one of which .tppnt cmh \\'il'> ~rron~r~us, .. . . ..
rhc rc-ath W::t llll(>h COJ'\lll'> l0ll, 1 he pkblCtlC
might ha\ C .titled , \ l..C hMt it bCt'll \Ill ceo;sful. It f~1il\IH
would mcanlc\~ had the)' not cxpeltcd 'o much of it,
BLACK FACTORS
by Primus St. John
When the riot" broke c1ut in
m home tO\' n. peaken came
from e'~""-whcre to r':li'c thcit
bro,,·. uo;:k .. ,~h " and identjh
tl1e ·•outside sourr:es." ~lost or
ll bclif!\ ed tlrcse speakers hatl
something right on their tongue
o we idcnr ified the out!!idc
source b • sa ing "it wn" truth
thnt came in." Said a ncighhcu,
" eems lil:e the logir. of rnd m
is the )oJ:ic' of gt>noddL· , • ."
ain anuthcr neighhor, ''Take..~
a people to mnkl' \l;twn• .md l
RU~ Utat night we couldn't
do no ron~c nt in.··
Raymond Parer on, :r ri.;ing
young poet from ~<'W York, pur
it thh way in &I cnllcction of
poem~ entitled RJ"ot R•m1es.
48
I thinl: it wa~ that
Bind: .. people just stopped
hclie' inq
And !Stopped grie' in~-and :n,•
\\'here it wa at. And oome
Went 0':17:} with desp:tir
that ni~ht
ncl came as close to being white
\s rhey ,,·jiJ e,·cr be.
17
\\1c rouldn't get no go'ernmcnt
fmadl>, Rut '' e got gun,, \\'e ouldn't get no fhann"
lC) climb no higher
Bttt we got fire.
2
J (dt thi\ itching all over
;\h kin
!'\o I m:t htd th.ll plate gJ,,.,.,
"indow in.
\nd :.dl th.tl fanC\ fnrniturl' ' \nd e.t y crl'clit pl.lm
\Vcrc right there in m · hand~
\11 tht• things that t'tl been
needing
\ntl I didn't know m\ hanrh
were• hle\'din~ .
49
Alter it W:t\ on!r tht•' came
And looked in, and "aid,
'PU pool people!
\ou ~He rint tornl
There' hardl ,1 roof o, er tlllf hcactl
-Like it !lin't been the "amc
Sinte the da · I was bornl
I guess thnt night m~ neigh·
bor wa right. '''c rouldn't make
that consenting thing.
DepL of State test deadline OcL 24
\H scninrs intctcstt.-<.1 in tnk
ing the examination Cor l'll·
tr:m{c to ~~ C"aftt:r in either tht:
Department of t<~te ot the In·
(cJnuation gency arc remindc.:u
O) the Pllu.:emcrn Office that
t..he must h;n e their npplka
tions in the mail no latea tlt<m
0 t. 24.
The amin. tiun Cot career
appoinunents in the foreign • • • C.f\'IOC arc gJ\ en JUSl OIICC a
) ear, to be offered in 1 96fl on
Dec. 6. Applicarion f>O$tmark
cd aftt.:r Oct. 2-4 will not he
con 1 d eJ'<.'tl. ,\pplicttions (or the Photo
~c1 vice Entramc 1·~'\:umnatton
<IH' ,1\',aiJ.ahlc. "l hi~ cxmnitM
tiou i for 'ollcgc.: gndu:ttl~
onl) and lcado;; to r\itiom in
o' cr fift) kdcra agcncie, ,
I'h ~c t~ts arc orlcred on the
thard 'aturdnr of c.ach month
c c:cpt \ugu$t, ~ptcmhcr, and
l)("Cember, the fit t t~t to be
oil cred Oct. 18. There .lre otlH!r
po it ion .available with the
Federal gon~r nmcnt. For fur·
thcr infouuat ion and tc l ap·
phc:uions, cc ~11 . n,lbt od:, <.fj.
I'CCtot ol pl.tc cmcnt.
PIONEER LOG
OJ.Gdal publication uf t.hr. ~NCK"latr d Stutltnta ur l h' and flark <..ullt·&c ,
061 S • \\. PwiH•co llill Rd., JiurtJand . Or ... 91!!19, l'ublithrd rwirt ~....-kl)
dunna the &C!Jc~m te ft'M b) Cann Pul.IIU.hittc ~o., Sr<und dau p<Mtqr: paid at
Portland, Orqoo.
l"Dil"OR ................ ,. ..............•.•. •.....•••.. Kttl Cunu
laJ\II,IttC 1-: datat ••••••••••.•• , , , ........................ ~a utn ·pi b.
Au:iatant l:.~ator ............................... , . , ... Uilll~artmatue
Ad.-~ti:li.n.a J\W~ ................................ JrrT) ,\Jadf'"t'I4Jil
A..Utant dH·rthinc 1anacrt ••••••••••••• , •••••••••• Jim Richlll'dtutt
IU-portrn : Pat Snnl&n, Jan :-'italr , l .. on \'aru•h, Barban l.ourn.U. c:.th):
~ru,d , Kulani ~ Cheryl Uucknrr, Rkk ~~l' .. f, Su,. \1rtn-, Barb
••ca~tr.r, Paul Morrit, Juhn C".oumlc.-r, Pconny tiaront'f, '0" t'llchtl.
Phoaucrapbrn : Ou\a Killrr, Jot~ Ward, Hob \lr.Anall) , Jiaul Jacoba.
Ad~ ............................................. Ca) J crt.ll.i.t\a PIO 'Ill-l~R l~OG
How democracy works
~it :
Ill "'' IIRhlll\~ lt"ft!ICIUC' 10
llll Oct I!• '0 t) lot Pl'.tcc.' 1\lr,
'\ 1'-Cill ,,tid th.tt publit pulic
('mum he made ill the ,H<'t't~.
hH thi!\ Jc.uJ, to .mruch .tntl it
dnl''u't g i \ C liCIIIt)( loU'\ II
r.h.mcc to '''nl k. The t''i\\'IU t' ul
tlt'll\1){1.11' ancl h t•c.•clum is 1 hnt
the Jll'Oplt• o( this IHitioll !i.JK'.tk
Olll for \\'h,ll thC\ hcJiCH', lllll
j "'' .lt cit•, 1 inn tmw hut c·' Cl\
ti.t , to mtkc the <"Icc h d public
otficinl ·'"'·" e of public. senti
llllllt t lu people of 1\nu.•rit·a
.u c in tltt•it homes, husin<" <' ,
.tnt! in the ~u,~cts, lot thnt i
"ht·r~ \met ica i , llnt the b.1 e-
11\l'llt ,.,( th<' \\'hitc llmt"'
llcmut:,loh' I • ll IIC.:\ Cl \\ Ul k till•
tt-.. , \H', the people tell it likt•
we. kd it. 1 \\untlt:r it ~h
\''on ttntkt ~c.md~ wh.ar tlt•mc•·
cran r~all i'?
J.tllll'' J .tm it·~ on
Our war, after Vietnam
To tht. commtmit)' ,,f 1 '''''
.m<l ( lark Collt~c:
I ~lC the prott•q .agaimL che
w;tr in Vtctn:tlll among tho"c
,,r m "ho rue oung .mtl white
.h hn,kalh mnthat~l btt Co"c' •
llll o111 O\\ n elf pt'C'cn a11on
.11ul nnt net ·~!>at il)' in,oh ing ,1
m01. 1 judgment. J'hc light fm
\un h·at is a b,tsic urw and 1
clo not nmdcm n it. H m) till'
i~ going lQ be put m ,, po,itiun
where it i' l'ndangcrcd, it i'>
going co he b) c twice with lull
l.:nnwlcdgc ol ,,·h.u I .un doing.
To .tllm, :rn)unc t+H• w m.ake
1 h.ll c huicc fnr rue i to den
nt) own lmmanit ) .md show"
,tn ttllt'r tli.,u.•g.utl lor the mea II·
ing ol life.
fhu" ~ ul 11 whu pt Oil';') I tht·
\\':tt• cJo \0 fu1 \.triO II\ rCa\OII'
I \\lllll lll 't.:l' tlu: w.11 cndccl
l~~tl,t hut nn c otiCl'l n tloc~ not • end t hc1 l'. The ".n tntl' t he
pl.tu•d within the come ·t or tht' CntiJC fuH~ign J~1Jit )' o£ thi
11.11ion ,llltl with the thHIH''itiC
i ,,u~, l.tong u'i ,11 hotnl', Tlw
"·'' 111 ViNn.un j, being fought
,llonJ.¢ t.u i.tl hrtt:' .ts ''·'" thl'
\\,11 Ill thl' l'ncilk tWl'IIIV•Cight
,., .... , .ago. "J lu•tt"' C'.ltl ht• no
duuht ~ iu nm mimi il you
lftll idt•l l.uts. lt is 110 u ddc·nt
rh:ll ntn ., ... ,,·ctnmcnt is lighting
,, P'Hhnlngic .. tl w.u .timed :ll
dt tllllt.tltting thC riti7t'JlS of
l'o1 th Vicm.un. •1 ht• Unitt•cl
M.ll~' h,,, ' 'tt!lll.1li .til) lli.'tll
homhing ,t'hOQ", 1 h\u"Giw~, ho\·
pir.tls, \ ill.agt·s, and dtic.,. A
nc" l\ pc of .mlip<'l onncl
br.unh h,,., hccn u cc.l \\ith the.:
tntcnt w dc.,tro) pt:oph.•, nnt
ptopt'll) . Lhcmkal w.ud:uc i
\\ icl sprt'.nl lt ill no nt'r.idcnt
th.tt .unnng our nwn t1 oops tlw
hJ.u 1,: olrlicr i-. given c:!. lt'n'h c
u.tining in guc1 ill.t w.1rl'f:u c
.and then '' ~<'nt un mision.;
whctt: it i"' :t~~u rc.:c.l that tho'c
'kills will never bf brought
hafk to the l'nitcd State ...
I'hc w.u 10 \ tctn.mt will hL
hwughc w .tn t:nd but our in
' ol\'cmcnt tloc' noc end there.
\\'c t:.tnnot congr~ Hulatc cad1
ochct .md then go abt>Ul bu~i·
ncs~ as tl'tu31. J'hc b., .. ic ic;,ue
r.tt iug 011 and ) li'lc.i.l) i\ not
thut of pt•.•c:e in Vtctn.tm. lt j,
tht.: much latgcr j.,.,\1\ ot w.tr or
pl'.tCe in the United t':ttC of
Aml't icr1.
l'lw gO\~anment of thi'i n.,.
ticm, .ami it nt.tkes nn di£fctcncc
whcthCJ it j, Republican Ol
De mot J.tt, knows th:tt it cannot
,u,t.tin .Ill)' 'ignificant amout
(tl cli.,,c.'lll .tmong the majori t)
ul its white dtizcno;. lt" m:tjot
illtl'nt in ending the war in
Victn.un now is to rt'tnO\iC thl.o
c .\li'C.' lot dissent .unong \\ hitt
youth. ThL• go\·ctrunc nl will
do C\CI •thing i11 it, powet to
pn'\l'llt the di,,cnt from ~pH·.ul ·
tng 10 other .m::t' of (Ont ell\,
AhO\c all, it ts determined tn
prc\CIH white di.,~cnter; hom Octo be" 17, J
fnt minK an .dlianCt with
hl.tt k c OIIU 111111 i I}.
I his n.u itm h,a, ,tl wap
nne nf, lo1, .md h) \Vhuc \
In S.t un·Prutc'lt:tl1l'i . Frum
incli .ttinrh tht• govc•t nn
illtl'lltl'i ((l \C.'C that it ICIIl
th.tt w.n. Ju~ticc.:· j, hltnd,
hllmlfoltlcd. ll )Oil h.tH cluu
con idc•r II UC) P. '\1 t \\1 tuc
0
~Oilltl
1 .c.:\\1
lea \I
her
liege
'1 ht.•
J1 c P.1 Stoke I C. I r rnic had, H
Htc,l\\'11, rlflt idgt• Cit: IV\ r
h' ~c.tk, Rnllctl \\ tll
1 he • t'W York P tnthtr
Kent f.'onl, n1 (Jh\Cr\'e the
LCt'tlin~ nl the C'ompir:tC)
in Clue .tg(). If the ~O\'t:rn
'·"' !ottc u~cd in eli mann tin~
~ent :tmnng its white youth
if it < .tn tutn tlwit .tttention htu b
\\.lrd co getting ahc.td, the cl~on
can cleat ''it h hlac.:k people t'lom l
it \t'l!<i I it. IIi tlt•t \\'n~ fJtilm 1
.ahct11ttinn or hi,lfll \ I <oCC Dt•rmo(
lli£fctt:lll c hc.•twcc·n wh,tt UJ b of
did tu <.ix mil10n Jew !.or,:
I uropc nnd wh.tt the U ~e"sor
"it.HC\ h.t .. clone w man) 11 n )O'
th.tt numlwr of hl.H.:k pt:o "mo; ~~
Pl't h.tp' II it let wa-c more W r.n•
fie i<•nt but tht l nited 'tat b ul du1
11\Ul C ')'StCllllttc lllC ada
If vuu h.n L c hoscn life ra 1lti hcl tilt
1 I I . \ u ar I 1.111 c CHI 1 Ill ltlll:llll ,
continue to ,ttrn tow:ard a "'cg-we . I I'. ·' 1£ ncr:• C\ mg I IC t tgnay lUlu ~C · I . •acr 'J>Ctt for human l>emg-. tha 11 life it,l'lf. foncl, 'hehcr. ~~ c I I . . 'I l,,m: c ot llng ,lfC nut prt\'1 l'gCS .-a. t £
inht•t cnt t it•hts, If '-'ou t di~a ·' "' 1 c ur
t h.u \ ou lll'Ctl not he cnnct: Lj k 11
. • . .,. c '''I With wh.tt h.tpJ>Cih 10 c· J
lJ . l f \ . , Inc I uttct .St.llc~ o J mcnca or • '"e a ) nut own c ommunt t)' or ne e th,
hot hoocl het olU\C it is b k f I h l.ng: ta t.•n c:.u c.: o J}' L c go\' L''~ior:
uu~nt then rcmt.mber that Don·
thl• end or World \\ ar 11 . t tl
1 i ti 1c n' ot (.uma ny wllh
\tCllt h ol tiH on~m )'Ct 10 ing, f
IHI\Irih .tnd btaill\ 'S:lld, rat(
I did not know" 1 cht>O\L 0
~1 1?1
.uul I \\ill rt.\t\1 death w \~ :1
I find it.
Judith E Arent • II
l U£ \\ .\SHJ C'I'O!'\ ~lliO\ t:ROl P Ott' I no.:•· nth ••itJ• ~nalur \lark 0 llathdd tm a ctur lhm and •n~"C"r pc-rind.
atudwu qur:aUom-d HatOcohl in drptJ1 un hi: po-thoM ., itltludutt """""' upJU)tlbon to thr !!() bUiltm mUillr') ~
procurcmtonl bill.
by )runt:r llolto"
The 21 college &tutlt•nts
'Pt•nding the l.all qu:tttcr in
W.t<ihingtnu, D.C.. h.n·c fouml
theit firM WL'eks hccti< ono.
Sbulll) aftl'l cttling iuto
ll.utJtctt ll.tll, olllll.l fit t It'll•
llltin• ,. plot atiuu of ll.utnl'll
Ha II'!' villnge-1 ike 31\ll roundi n~.
tlw group hrJ.;.tll ,, rnu~t• ptt
matic ptnbing ot it environ .
InC Ill.
I niti.tl iutcrvit•w wen sc•t up
,,·ith public:: ullki.tls kuuwk<lr ··
nblc .about the Uhtrilt ul Co
lumbia nnd it11 ptohlcm,, In
tlti& umm.ction, the gwnp met
with Rich.ncl Judd, long tenn
profeMion:al auaH mcmbet :1 • \igunl to tht ~t n.uc' Di'illit t
rnuunittt·c. l lmum ~Jilt hell.
Sp<.:c iill A"i'it.llll In the ,\lavut
and ,\J.u tin ..,, h.tllcr, E:\.t.CUtrvt;
St•c-retal) of the Di•nrict SO''CI n·
mcnt. ~uh~~;<JU<'nl mecun~
\\'CI C held With lJ ,ti'Ultl ( •IC.Cnt',
Chad [mig" or thl Court ol
C •l'Hct.tl ~c~'w'"· anti Rnhcn
'ihdlnw, Oitl'ftut u£ the c untiU·
n·t,i.&l Mudd Pnluc Prcdnct
t' pt•rimcnt. At a l.1tcr poim in
tht· gtoup·~ awy, interview~ wi1l
lw hclcl with urh:m rcuew.d
ollie i,tls ,IJld thU\C chargccl with
the tk\'dop mcnt nl leg.tl .1~ jc;
Utntc for thl' indigent ,
!'i:ot ,,,as tht• tl.ltionol politi·
c.:~ll c l!nc ucgkt ted. .Sl· siom
h,l\ c• ht•cn hl'ltl '' ith ~cnatot ~ ll.ttlidd .111d P;tc kwood.
·'' Rc. pr ·~cnt:tti\'l' l"dilh
who g tn• them ~m-.; m'
IIllO the utgani7..1liuu ;mJ r
1 ion ing ul ,, umgrc,o; m:m \
Sandwic hcd in ht•twecn
1111cn it w'l were d.u,c'l in
Ctrnl\cmt il mJ Ct.OI\OOly
tlw hl\tuty o{ \menc.m
whiCh rlll'l Ut lilt: C.tpitul
1~, t' b' 1c1 i.m ( Inn' b, .tn anc
SliUC'Itllt' lnl,IIC:tl .ttOIIlld
c m net It um t ht l ihr.an o[
h'Tl' s, 'I he \rm:nc.tn \tl
tl'lp\ WCtC initl,ltl'll. With
\o 11 iurwl C:.tllt•n bt•ing the
· •I the I it t l'XCU l"iion.
There has hl'en
(conti rw~cl or~ page 4) txpl(l
witl
fung
lul t ·
tool~>
"he
one >ctobe" 17. 19{ )(aober 17, 1969 PIONEER LOG
tudents find peer groups, upper classmen, great!
• 0 sem1nar ex IIi •me with
• Ul). ores
ha' .alw.tp ~
1d h, \\ hm \ by BcJrb Fortr.r
.wms hom ( nthy FTrJyd
lw govr•rnm Ptwl Morri.c
llmt it ICilh Some• flt~,.hmt•n, after,, month
.i<<' h hhnd l.c:\\ 'i~ ancl Cl.u k, arc re,uly
)0ll h,t\<.' dou lt'.l\'t•; otht•r., .1rc h.tpp} 10
;) P. cw hNc. Wh,tt'\ it lib• to hrgin
ichat•l, 11 llct,rc life• 111 LC?
gc• Cit-a \l'r, 1 ohcr 1 Willi "I he J.og a,J.:ed fh·c freshmen
~~ k Pilnther part~ of the U.S. t':t\t of
c P.u ific rna•u, ahnut tht•it im-ub,cnc the . .. . esssnn clut ing " di~cu,sion ' t.unspar..u.:} st week.
~ the.• ~vern
1 clinu 11,1ting Tlw part ir.i/1anc:o. wen• \\'cndy
white )'OUth lcnh.tl.;ca wm Sc1ndnle a
heir ,1ttention hurh of :\-t•w \ ork City: ~.tm
1g ,1hcacl, then ehon .uul l)on 0ilm.m, hoth
blat" r ·oplt Dcm ( I C.intli Landccn
itlct was not Tmcon: and Lauric Me~
lht111 >'· J ,cc li c·t mott, f~nm Oet!rrit-ld. ,, ~lib·
''t·cn what IIi h of Chtrago.
milion Jcw!t L.og: What were your rir1t im·
what the.: Um p)CS\1011\ or tlw C.ln1Jlllll, anrl
1t to many ti n \'Oll comp.uc lltml" tmpu ·~
of hlack Jlt·or;•i m to how \'Oil fcd now?
II' w ,,, more nr r.ruly 1 ht• progt.l Ill' UlC)'
U nttccl Stat hJtd chu1n~ oncntat ion clid help
ic. nic adapt to ( cwis and Clark.
. h~ thtng that helped me par·
(ho~~u hfc ra tinslarl · "'•'' our advisor mcct-
1 •. ~ t~tn~'lm iqg-we h.tcl a son of n part •.
11.~c. ~ l\\ atd '1 cncr..1ll}. thingo; here arc a lot
Jllt) ·'!'0 ~elf e ~icr thnn what I thought the
m bcmg~ th., 11 lei be.
od. "~e_ltcr. ~nm : 1 was rcaiJ ~urpric;c-d
lOt pnnlcges :u thcr tho'>C fir t fhe da''
ts. H you c uppcar.Jno;,mcn who e<1mc
t~ot ~c ' . ~ d.: \\'('1 c n•all) grc.tt.
h.tpptth . m Ciruli: No one h.tc; treated me
of \mcrtca a fre,hman, :-~nd T rc:-tll)'
•munt~} '?r thot
u'c tt 1'~ l \ Vl first im· , b\! the .Of l.H w.1s your
' •t-~ .. ~c.ron of Portland?
em ember t .n Dnn \h firo;t tm pn '"ion was
odd "ar ll ;n it w.t\ prcllv hsg The had
ermany '''!lh ing. though. " the r.mlpuo; j,
pwm yet Ill teet from the town it\clf.
rains s.tid, " 0,t people clon't gt•t :t rhanC"e
w." I < ht>O\t' f h go 111 to town \'CrY o ten. C·
M death wh thcv don't have the tran\·
E . .Arent • IPr•ruH ion. Thet c ~;hould he
nrc intcrrt'l.uion~hip hetwct•n
........... and the cit l\fH'ht: more
mpm "hop would help.
T.og: If ,·nu had more tranc;.
tn'tion would \OU U\C it? Don: 'r'C!I, 1 would. I'd like ro
get aw:•y from Lite r:.tmpus nnn·
iu a while.
/.og: l Tow would )'Ull com·
pare Po11l.tt1d to ) 0111 horne
town?
ll'r.ml\·: Portlarul i'\ morl' real. • New \'or k ccm\ w he just a
bttnc h of 1 uhots w.t lkiug uround,
while people fitJ,. in Por tlancl.
The people here afl• rcnl nucl
the r.ity it> more like :1 cummu·
nit\', Scar~clalc, \\'here I live, is • • completely rcstdcncial.
Log: t low \\'l)uld )Oll dc~crihc
the atmn,phcre on c.tmpm?
DON CIL!\L\ ~: '',\ &ood tuchtr
in•plre. 1 atudrnt tu ll'ach hinudf."
Wtruly: 1 he <.unpu\ is like
·• camp. Pe(>plc 111c ju~t here, a!i
i£ they were just vi<~icing tcm·
ponn ily.
Sam: \\'c're so isohuecl here.
All the mmcumo;, ~ ·mphoni
:md art " hibits .tn.· in town
The r.~mpm h.t still got ro l' •
pnncl out into the r.ommuni t\
so that we aren't ju'lt tnuri'"
who don't know .m 'thing.
lf't'ndy: U you clon't },ret our
into the c:it)'. thi., plac-e "'ill be
like home• w.t'i-prot«.>rtt'd ,
l.ng: How do )OU feel about
thi' "isolation''?
OfJn: It promotes 'ituch•ing.
bCt";''n~e there', not that muC"h
chc to do.
l.og: You·,·e had a rh.mce to
watch pcc•r group in :trtinn for
a ft•w weeh. llow do ou feel
about it now?
Ciudi: 1 think p<>cr group is
.~--~~~~--~---- ~----------~
MOUF.R 1'0R'\· Paul Morrla, C.thy Froyd ami &rb hJ tcr.
~Jll(; 111,
....... t inn .mel J
tflJiV'<~'"'nan \ '
in hct ween
d.t'I'ICCi ttl
ec.onomy
AmenL.tn
Lin: <....tpitul
mnh .. 111 .1nr
ted .uonncl
Libl111) ' ur
nen" n All
ti;ucd, ";th
· Ul'ing the
• t"'iton.
;been 'omc n t
on page-. 1) - -------
instructor plans binding course;
to enroll in December class
• ('0\t I 'C Ill
be nl fen~d
litnt' thi, buok bindmg
hen• lur the
December Je-\ \ .uietY o£ project will I~
n>\'ercd iru luding binding, 1 "
binding and 'lip t.ht!... ~Ia .
tel i.d .. u,ctJ will lll 11 bt• '.tried
~uc:h ·" loth, p.1per. lc.nher.
and anifidal m:ue1iak Le.tth·
cr tooling .md goltl cmho .. ing
will aho lw dune on the Ieath·
t:r bindings .
l,a;ts< he h.... tuught l'omc
hnok himling iu hi' ralligraph'
d:t,,cs in tlw past .tn,J ,,tmplc,
lll.l) Lw \CCll in hi<> ott icc.
J\ minimum cnrolhnl'IH ut
I~ i' tequia:d to rinulin ar
ntngc-ment iiJI chc ptup <>-t~ l
dn '· I nwrc,trcl 'tmlcnl 'hnuld
c'\utt~h 1 Pa.,.,, he bcltu c ~ O\. I.
Offi CI.~ hutn : 11 ,1 m,·IIOHn; box
1 i5: c ten ion 4~3 . generally mi:mndro"tood. It's
not ")Oil do wh u yl)u wanr ancl
I do whilt I want .. tncf nobo.-1)·
giw!S :& damn." I do think it'~
grc;u, thQugh. J\l Ariwnn St.•!<:
they hn\'c bc·c.J rhcck C\·ery night.
I.og. flow do you like donn
lh tng?
Sam: l:.ver)'onc on m) floor
gcr along really well. \\'e aiJ
help c.tdt mher. ~~he f)cople
:u r eu lly great.
(,indl: J know c\·crybody • in
Ill)' e.Jorm. Our RA hns been
rc.sllv brrcat: he tak • us into
liJ\\ n and tells us thing~ . like
where C\cryonc broes for fun.
I og: \fter living here for C\'·
era I weeks. how do ') ou 1 ike the
wc .. ther?
Cindi: R.tin i4i rain no matrer
wht•t c ) ou are. 1 like the wn)
it m:11\es eH·rytbing ~o gret:n.
1 krc rherc·~ f,'1:1t~ anrl tree~.
where: we have gravel and on
Ius.
/..(Iurie: 1 Lhinl the r'Olin is
good for .stud) ing.
l.ng: What do )OU think of
Lc"•is :tnd Clark's class offcr
inf,rs?
Lnuric: 1 think there' lot$ or
\ariel). I hnd u lot to choo c
from. and I'm very happy with
t.hc clr•s<;es I picked. I think lhc
101 introductory da ~es are
goocl ror freshmen .
CINDI L..\NO£..E.N : "h'• lh"' ~&aJDe u
it ,. .. in hich Khool"
l.og: Did ·ou tind regi tration
mut h of ::t has,le?
!..auric: Ye.ahl
Ciutli: What I'd like to knO\\
is, what hr1ppened to the 1-H
tencher·\tudent ratio mentioned
in the catalog? :\t) cl.t~ are
~0 .tnd !$5. th~ .... me as it wa in
high ~daml. The 'inMll size of
t J.ssse' was one of the re.tson5
l choose this sdlool. but it
tloc .. n't 'ccm to be doing much
gootl. Ch• lecture -•h.tr's .1
hne one!
~am: Hut with tht: cln«r.s
\Oll r · mking now, it re•tll
clue.-n't mal.:~ that much difft•r·
cnt(', I don•t C".tte about \V 'tern
<..h or ,orne Rom:tn emperor.
I think it' important to ~cL to
know dirfcrcnt J.l'I.'OJ>lc nnd dif·
fcn:nt cultu11es. \ ou H:: got to go
out and look for the thing;; a.
big uni)'eJ. itv \\OUld bring in,
mdtel than just going bad. ami
furtlt to cia se . l'he w.tr mori·
tonum, for tmt.anc-e. W<t a goo<l
thiug.
I og: Do \'OU think gr..tduation
• • rec1uuemcnh re~tru t )Ott too
mu< h? What about 1hc \f:s c1 dir
. uti' iry tl:t~ ?
Ciruli: I ncn:r teall under
.. wml tht> 3.!i.l pl:tn until ) got
ht.•rl". ~o .... I 1\l't" th.tt ,,m cnn
t.tl.;t.• onh four da "~~.: . I'm u~cd
hl t.t'-:ing men e. But with re
quired l.ts!;"'· if if's rc'\uired.
it':o. rt:'Juired I'm tu.H gt.'lllS tn
hu<'k t \C lilt em 1 ight mm. \I
1\\:th II)' {0llf"le, thC,lll'e 1,\b, j
rc.elh gteat. l'm m1~jm ing in
rhemi u or biolog). '' in 1-lab
I'm nwHng in a complete! di£.
ferem tt of p<.."Oplc tl1.m I h.'" c in my alculus class.
l.og: Should the CJOIIege allow
student to take more d.1~C$
p:us.r .• m
Dora: Yes. l wialt there were
nu (Ompcrition lor gr~'des ut .111.
\·uu huuld study bec:w e you
Jn t it, not lJeC.lll C )OU're Jv!ing
forced into it.
Log. 110\c you Lccn stUd)ing
,c lot?
Wendy· No I ha'lien't found
my rounc.s require rt lot of
tud}ing. J h:.nc plenty of time
tO clo •• nything J want. With
only three hour5 or claM ead1
day )OU em study nil afternoon
nud do omct.hing different at
nigh 1.
t.AURJf. \U.DJ. 'R~10 II: "It'• W
po~mlbl" to •CUctr &n m) room."
l .. mmt: Well, l'\'c found it's
h:ud to find Lime to stud). If
I h.t\C omcthing to work on J
~o to the libraq. because it'
tmpo ible lO !ttuly in the dorm.
/)on: I ~tarted to study on
the weekends. but now T mtd)
when 1 Icel like it.
l.og: llow do }OU find LC in
comparison to our high ~hoo t?
W~trdy: I think '' e hu"c the
,,unc amount of tudying a in
high chool.
~~~m: They al~·avs rold me in
grade chool how hard junior
high wa going to be, 3nd the
tid the arne thing about 'high
chool. I'm in college now and
I'm ~tu<h lfl r noout the :une
amount And \\'estern Ch eems
to be <I repeat or whnt we
learned in h1gh chool.
\H.NO'a' 80l.E.'\Il tv: R: "'Htet CUt~
pu ia bki! a amp."
U ~ndy: Ye, facts h:Hen't
dt mged; h1 tOI) h. n't ch:mged.
You leam ab(IUt the .reeks in
lugh hool nnd then learn
about them in c.'OIIege The 're
the s.amc .reeks
tJm: \\'htH )OU mean h. \\C
don't dche intO H D) dc..ocper.
1Jon: I think tach indi' idual
ourre a~n't hnrclc.r; t.he pace i
I Cp pc."'(( II f' .
~mn: L C i mallc.r than m
lugh \Chool. ln ,, ''·' iL' ,, .'II~J,
b.t\k \\ill d.
J og: \rt; l . rurlent ' hn<:.k·
t,>touncb "n<ll ide ... dirfercm?
Jl'tmdy: 1 he cliffCTt:th e he1e
h th.ll C\CJ OIIC j ba i(.)h frutn
the .uuc cconomi ba l:.f,"TOUnd
I> '·'" e or the tuitiun, but l
find the people pl'Cll) irncrc t-
mg Ill)'"" .
CmcU llone:;t h. I c-xpe<:ted
more din:rsafi,ddon. Page 5
' M NF.L..'ON: .. W,., nt'ed more mr
nf.C'lt)' ~pte on c:ampu&."
Sam: J think it's more im·
pouant 10 get to know other
people and cultun:5 than ju t
to get through &e.hool.
.Because of this we need more
minority people on atmpus.
Now the backgrou nds are ju~t
about the same.
Lauric: lt'!'i not as dhersified
as :1 unh·enity wouhl be. I
ne,·er came <lO'OSS as man) dif·
ferent t)·pes of people before,
lhough.
Cindi: After a while you look
in the cafeteria and know ex·
acdy where to find those )OU
know: tht:)' tend to group to
gether and aiL in the me places.
H'nul)': We're 11 from dif·
ferent places in tlte counll).
and aU people lhe differentl)
You can learn a lot about 31\}·
one who 1s unique ar :ou'll ralk
to them and get to know lhe.m.
Log: So vou seem to thank
that Lewis and Clark.'$ high tui·
tion m;1kcs t.h student bod)'
r.,irly homogcneo • but chc
pt.-ople )Ou've met ha"c been
tnteresting Your dnsseJ, you'\e
~id, ha\ e been not much dif·
£e.rent £rom high school. What
do you do nbout it?
Don: ~ good tcnch r. I think.
insr.ir a nudcnt to teach him
5el , buc if prof or is dull,
)OU can mnke the cJ interest·
ing. on ~our O\\·n in the hbrnr)'
lt's all m how ]OU look at tt.
it's up to ou to m ke college
what you ·want it to be.
Poster policy posted
"The bulletin bo:u-ds of
Templeton College Cent~r h.11
be used to nd,.en.i e m tten
whith are of genernl interest to
members of the Lewi and
... lark College Community," c
Cllrt\ing co Helen Hutchinson,
a istant director of campus
e'ents.
The: onl · ' ception to this
nale are the board '" the non.b
wall o£ the Trnil Room ~luch
is resened lor grndu te \;bool
bulletin : portion of the bul·
letiu board ao from the
Pmt Office "hid1 shall be used
a'i a clas...~fied :t<h crt.J ang
tion, .md lhe small board in
the ba. k h tll\\'11 re en~d for
announcements o£ pecinl in·
teren to t:onuuut.ing tudenu.
~o posters sh.tll be put on
wmdows, painted urft c~ o.r
fl001 .
Posters for the ouuide bul·
lctin bo::~rd hould be left lD
\Irs. llutdun on' ofrire m
·. • l . .mrl \\all lle po ted on
1 u~da ' .nul ftid. s b the
s.,raj.I\\'C:m .
• 1 he nun• bcr or roptes or an
g•' en poorer to ap(}(! r on the
hullctin bo. rd., an the College
Cetnct hould b limited to a •
)\t!rsized prn ten ma' be ~
f\he<:l bec.au o£ • spa short·
age. Page 4
• arr1ers take third • ID
]om~r Ryun
1 he ""Oung I cwh nml l:uk
thmdad~ were in the thit k of
lhc baule Satunl,' .tl ,\\<'1"\
Park in Conallis., 111 PiontCJ
came ,tway ,dth rhirrl in tlw
~c' en· team Oregon State Ill' it.L•
titmnl ~lect.
The On:~;gon ~tntc v~rsit "*h
19 point .. hm,·ed tltc '''etc thl'
beo;t in the held <~s dtc\ took
stx out of the rit-:st nine plac<-s.
1 he :rord:md 1·1':~r,k Club dre"
on u cxpcnen~l'd ~nnet. to
d.tim second 'nt.h 61 pomts.
The' \\ere do eh followt.'<i b
rlle Lt.; rontingt:nt with 7o
• pt>tnlS
Other srorcs w·erc OS
(96) , Swtcr'!\ Tr:tck JV's
Club
(161), (142) . Ponland tmc
and OCE (174) •
Tndividualh·, lhC Pionl'ers :\lnteln, the J.'innl\h '. ttion.ll
Ch:unpion, edged O"l ' noug
Crooks nt tht linhh hnc wlwrc
tltcit times r C.HI 2U:~b a no 20:.3 I
zcSfH~t t.iwh. Right on du·il hcch
(~unc ~pcncer LHn.w, Ja,t } em '
r.hnmpion from < lSlJ, .tnt! l.C\
O:t\C Fi ,, the) ~prin~t•d tht•
final qu:utt r-milc wgcthcr wit.h
I. mnn gt tting thl' nud .ll the
fim h linl' hy one 't!(:Oiltl. !20:~8
to r:a 's 20:39 With unh four
~roml. "CI):ll :11 ing the fi~t [our
nmnrn, it wn n wild and c:x·
oting fini,h.
Bruce Ruuric, I C'< nut,tancl ·
ing rookie. hnd an off cia' "'
he ran for tenth plncc in a timl'
of 21•12 fhc rugged. twi .. ting
hcl") 00111 is difficult to run
on when )Oll arc not f:lmilinr
,,·ith its pnth and rhis might
h:l\ c bothered tlw u"\u:tlly 'tr·ong
Runt ie.
Rob n erl v wa' the Pioneer''
thit'd m:tn ami he r.tn a fine
l~h (' for twelfth in a do king
of 21 :r.2. R)ll lv ix showing him· PIONI ER LOC
eet
~elf ro be o;trungcr c\tch wed<.
.tnd 1 :111 hl' t1:\ jlt'C.II tf tu add tO
thc• LC f1o11t 11nuu•• b\ '\o\·
t mhc1 J,, ancl the Cnnfc.>rcmc
\ln t
\fli-t. 1\.l\'C\ (C)~). ~lt~t.. · UO\t.'l
( iO) h.t.uh \\ uod t1 d ( ~2} , and
l\ltkt. R\.111 ('iR) wundnl out
thl' P1011t I ~<Jlt.ltl,
J\ a tt•am t•Hm 1, rhc t C unit
<an lH• t•.,pcnul to imprO\'c'.
Ilw ((lmhination o£ tol<lo; ,Jilt!
.• h.mi \\'~t·k or ll.lining kepi
the pcrformnn c:es untlt'l what
thcv h:n c ht en. The Pio11c:cr,,
hnwc' cr. arc w.1iring for the
Confcrcnn.· ~feet to pt•ak lnt the
cldt•n'>c of their nown
Tomr.rrow the harrirr' return
to their o ·n P.al;\tilll' Hill
rout t.' for n tit h \dth the P.tC:·
ific l.lllh<'t.ul Knt.;hc,, l...t-.t
·Nr .ll Tacom 1 1 he PiorH'cr~
dc.·nwlishccl 1 he PLU It' am 18
to 15 .md tilt' a:1rc 1hl~ \C:lr
'houlcl he ol TCpltt}' of lhnt C"Oil
tc,t. Octobc,· 17.
r ~R1 OF tilE A( TION ll A ~rnt Lf Willom<"lh ' IOCK'Ct'r IUliiCh
I:IJ»I.' ~.Photo b) jam• · W Ft~<ull.. tc r<MMtu th~
..--t
,~)..
hi(h Soccer team plays OSU tomorrow )l,
tt.tpping. shouting flnu ihh
an~... I Jolt "aid. In 1 were Jed b' D;l\ e Fi . who rnn
}HS UC.SI r.tCC Of the ~C:t on. \ ftcr
a (nst start and first mile (4• 'lfi
minutes) , t}tC lead p~r~ {onned
and f<\und fh 1 unning do'c ro
the front. Fmcrgin~ f10m dtc
'"ood~. "Fi. took connnnncl of the
rnc:e and Jed hor tl after the
t\\'o-mile, a po~ilion he \\3 to
holcl until a half-mile from the
frnr-.h t.1pe. Mob meets Missionaries lhc Oregon ~t.ue nca'e''
1ome ro tO\\ n !).1tu1day to un
glc with the 1 C. soccer team,
whu \I.'CITl to be in fine 111111
.tfter clcfcaling Will.uneue l.tst
'' cd ;i.O Tht! m.Hch h \t't lot
2:00 p.m. at l1elt.t l,,,rk in L:tkl· o,,,cgo. Tlw Piuncet.. I o' l \C.:~O(IJ..
pia ·c• 1.1,t week due to i '!m
ac,, hill .til H.gul.1n cxcc:pt ~e ~
,jtlt• sight Btucc Dtake are Wl1
pl'r tc:cl to t.1 l..l the: fteld a u)ct
the Bt.l\ Cl'S. nun
With the sprint on s~ ppo
Immediate Openings
Men Students
s:JOO guarentoed for 11 weal~
Pan time work.
Aho full limo ottonln~
Call today 233·5884
CRANTFORDS
FLOWERS INC.
St~rving P1onee.r HomttCOmtng
Your Nearest F T .0. Florist
Across the Sellwood Bredgc
to Bybee <Jt Mtlwaukie Ave.
Call 236-21 04
e weis/ie!dJ!.
JEWELERS \\ ith a 2 ·i hl'lling of PaC'ifat.
llnhea H behind them the
fighting gnddrr:o of l.ewi, &
Clark ''ill .tucmpt. to cnl~trge
their NortJ1wc t st.mding tomm
row nl 1 :SO on the home grid·
.a ron o[ the Whitman ~1 i"iou·
anc" Whitman . "·irh what m.t)
be their be t team in )Car-., will
pose a 1 iff c.hallcug(' to 1 he in·
'~dC.t'!> hom Palatine Hill when
the whi~tlc j, blown for th<:
upening kid:oH.
Dean Scmpell, ddemivc tucl.:
ficltl roach for the Pioneers dm
iHg the p.t'>l foUl· ~cason<> look<,
[OJ .1 JMtlicul.tTl) SII'Oilf; Offt•n
she att:u:k hv the \\'hit!>. "\\ t.. •
Male Help Needed
tnqu lr lt
Mr. Swiss Restaurant
15840S .W. Booncn F•rry Rd.
In Lolt:e Grove
Lloyd Center Eutport Plaza
12.33 Lloyd Ctr. 40241 S.E. 82nd
!loth Uoras opert d•llv unt1l 9 p.m. know th,\l the 'H! hL'<!ll rmhing
the: hnll a lor. 0 p unr il la't
wct•k tltey \\'Crc the: number one
r w•hing team in tht• nation ..
• :"ic.mpclt wcnL on II' pmnt out
th:tt "ulthough the) hmi t thc.•t r
numl>e• nf uffcmht• ,u the\ do
thmc t':\ttetnch well \" f.1r .l' • Lc" i . · Cl.trk' own of!Lme is
concc1ned CoJc h !)em pert bc
lie"c.' the team will go with the
:o.am~ b.t'>ic pattern that pro\'cd
\0 ~\1Ct.C'>~£ul .tgaiml the Jlo~er ...
Rdlcrttng on last week\ vic·
tO\") St..mput h.ad part.icular
pr.uo.c: f<H the orrcll\IVC line
whkh he ~;ud "h;a" .. hown g1 cat
imp1 ovc:mt.m :along '' Hh rt.al
fmc blockmg.' ' nercn,ivelv <;em
put felt hrs bad;., acmmplbhcd
their major objccLin: o£ \lOp·
ping the lon~ bomb.
He did feel, howc\'Ca. that the
back' wcte going to have to
r:omc up L.tSter once lllc oppo,.
ing o£fcn~t· had committed il
~cH to the running play.
Some of the 0\ll\tanding play·
Cl:\ ritc:cl £or t!pCriOI' effort' in
the Bo\t'r conte'>t were Ron
opko, O.nc Jaqua. M.ln \bt"i
.Jon ]alP'·'· :mrl Barry Clock. OSU. la't ycat 's confesenn·
c hampiun. h reputed to be ·'
tough opponent, :t((ording to
w:uh George Holt, hut the
Pinnrca.. :nc now "working lt)o
gcrhcr :-~' :t team," and look to
pro lit from cad) 'ea,on mi ·
t.lkC,,
"1 hi' week T'm wot king on
inds viduul and sp<.>cific: skilh:
Fall graduates listed
The Rcgistr~r\ Office ha~ rc
lca~ed the tentative list o[ grad
u.tung seniors for fall term.
Students plannmg to complete
degree requircmenLo; this term
whose name.. arc not lhtccl
belo\~ are 1 cquc~tccl to contact
the Regisuar\ OCficc immcdi
atel, \11 :.Ludemo; who o~pcct
lO p;lrllcspate in the June com
mcncerncnt should leave c.tp
and gown measun..mcnts at the
bookr.tore.
Bachtlor of \rll
Sandra l<'<· \ndtnr.on I! lemrnlar) l-du
cation; J anict LC't' lknh1m, Elt·mt•ntar')
ldueanon ; C~on II Earll' lli•tor),
,....------------- Claudia jean ht) Pa)c:hnlov> IJarr,
Dunham Coodir~Jt, Enl(l~h ; \lar) I.Ot'bfor
Hight, En~: luh ; Ronald Allt·n jtrlll()n
Spt•rch Commumcation• \-lrrcn•~
llamu ltgrr, Fnl{llllh; Nic'ki · Ut' Mrrtdl,
'fhull't', Patricio 1\to~an Pop1w, llnJ th
~111d Ph)'!'icru Education, Su11mnr R r-ll
man, Fltnwntnn Educalion ; llonnl ~
Jant llc.~M-nlxlrg , Urmrntar) hluc~alum ·
Richt•lll' ka\ San man, F' rrnch: l.aura
l.eihuu "nuth, \rt; 1\atlu Slt<Ut•n•cn, J r
lli~th l£duc.abon : ~alhf'rinr h.cdrr \\hit
t•t-l ErtahJt; \un trard WU'-''"• Soclo
lon. campus flicks
"The S<'rgcant" feal\lrmg
Rod ~tctgcr wrll he ,hown this
Fnd.•} night m lv.m' .u ? and
9:!0, Admis .. ion ,., ?5 cent~ .
Sunday night. the Rm'>ian
C<)medy "Pt hate I van Borkin"
will be hnwn in (,·ans at 7 :iO
A Ru,sian comcd}· should bt.
intcs c'ting. Admisston. ,, mual,
i ft ec.
Burlingame Market
Open 9 a.m. to I 0 p.m
Free Delivery Service
8502 S. W. Terwilliger
244-8989 !Urhrlor ul "cicnc•
u.a~mr <.ubon llealth & Ph) ccal l du
c-o~Uow tcHn Dclll.cl { hambc·rtlln, Uu j
nr \dmini tratiun, 1 imolh) Chn"'
Iupher Luog111 U Hm~nt"> \dmlnl: In
tion and He lor). Robrrt1 Jran 0)'..-r,
f'lwatno: J ulit' \nn f.vti"'IIOn, Jr. IIi~•
1-ducatJon ; Connlr \11dtll Guudnrh,
blnmrn tal") Fduc:.ation, \rlhur \
lltuuikt. lholon-: Palriria flaumunn J tn·
kin•, lll~lory ; P!atnrca Wricht Kloekf'n
ttKtr, DloiOjO'. June Clt'nn La~a.oll , 8io
h>~.
Baehr lor of 1\lutdc
Philll1, Lon:n (liak.-r. Mu1o1c f"ducaUun
HUMDINGER DRIVE-IN
8250 S. W. Barbur Blvd. 246 8132
Steak Sandwich, Hamburgers , Shakes and Fries llult 'aid hio; game plarfl11t.'<j
lie\ Ull hi'\ tWO imidt. (Of\\ IJlt'
.:)(ntt lland :ancl H.trrv H rett<
:.t.1gcr, to coordinate hh nfft: C)u
" f'ht')' ha' c.: to be ~upcrJ.m .
dcknding and att.acking; !lsr
,aid, •e t
Thi' \\'cek F.1rdad \';ud,e ~
lt<.,hman [rom Ir.m. wsll tAtto
oHr t.he goalkeeper po),u tt
faom vetcr.m Mark. B\t.Jntl.
llolt, who ,,ud he pl.tm Klrt;n
tc.: ru.ttt• the two player~. d t1
"\ ou can't 1 un a team •• ~11
one goalkeeper .'' llll't
l\l.auriciC> l\lcndoLa, a so R li
more letterman, will st , ut
th< renter forward )pot. d ht
John \rnott '' all move ton back It',
•le c; . r 11
Washington group . ~i~~
(cont. from page 2) ;::~~
tion to fun and game~ Gl•o)
grnup' c; npcnmg banqueL pha
held .tt the \\tor Reta~ an
.tncl full JU'iliCC \\.tS do~).;
th<; C.rcck-ortcnted menu th:~
the fiftv-ccnt cod.t:ub St Jnt
rhen, individual mrmbef'\ n
poked through a numbt:el}"
rhc: dty'\ watcrtng ~pots. -e··. t
'omc.· have wound up al ~ ~ic
t'\ ent' as the Tenth jotJter
:O,t•h,l\11.111 Bach 1 nrcn1atibli!"
Compettttom, whJclt attr'iJ)n.
\Ollng pi<lDI'>tS flom all nJ
tht world .md wa'l open
chargt• to the: pubhc
The fint form.al excur
out of the c:.tt)" wa., schc.:
lor Frrday, Oct 3 It tool
group vaa the \tCnic
dri\ e through the Blue
\fountaim , tn Monuccllo,
l.alCl j n the! olftClllOOn to '"oAr
luttcw ille and the U niveJrst~~
\'rrgll1i.t
Bu,inc.:'' ;tnd pleasure
combmed .It the Univef)in
group had ·' t'hanc c to ·
good deal of the campm,
of which wa\ planned by n"'' Jeffenon, and to meet
VCI'Itty of Virgmla polil
e•nt t\l Edward Kolo<lliej,
author of ~cvcru l 'ltudics on
grc~ tonal mntrol of
policy
CANYON GUITAR
NH• nrtrl ( t'd /tult 1111tt'
Jtcp • .ir, Rt hnl hiug ami
2 I 72 W. Burnside
Ph. 222-5661 0