Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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November 18, 1969 Volume 28, Number 18
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1969-11-18
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' tourney
ral wrestl•
al Wll'\lhng
ltl:n .md
. 17 IH. W
I p 111 ~ loncl
p.m in 1 ht• fl .... -.2
liCt rhr·~,ing
n will he held
lt in whir h l
pus flicks
ntl,,, night in
a rlnssit 'l'ltr
to St. Mnttllf'll'
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and T.V.
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~A Table Mr,ae· w $39 95
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CoJpHoiHy \"1
and On~non • 97201
iate Openings
Students
t llmu wor~.
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FlED ADS
(,.Jill llllj,: ul tlw
IIU>tlll IIIII tll.t
our lrl"' b) Jnu
h, ~ullh ''"'· • • canvass1n es ma •
Four P S U profs speak at
moratoriu ·nar Friday 2
US 1buried from within1
'1 o the Editor:
Being :t member of tlle :.o
c.'llled "now generation" t urn
$Ure l ~·Ill not h;,t\'C: am trouble
ha,ing reader; look at whnt 1
sa\, but 1 bclic\'t' I :un j mt a
bit c.Jifferem in that I nm oon·
(.'('rnt'd in a "U) other thnn
most o£ m\ generation. I am
concerned ,,'ith them. They nrc
the one' '\hid1 will mnke or
break future .\rncrica. ir there
i suc.h a place b' the time we
arc full · matured.
I am talking 300\lt lhe mO\e
ment in ,,·hich • 'ikita Khru,h·
d1e\' Ulted, "We will bun on
from within." It i' tragicnll}
• comtng true.
Last month mo t dn" cs were
clo~ed for t.hc Moratorium \0
that we might bcromc more
4'enlig_htened'' about the w11r
"itu:'IUon . Even though 1 am
oppo,e<l to the Mor:uorium. I
wenr to n meeting I was then
thorough! sati~Oed with m)
thesis whic.b I had formulated
prior to attending thi' meeting.
No one spoke up ror the sup·
port or our men in Southea~t
in. TI1c commentator uggcst·
ed that ome other fcclin~ be
sides "get out nm..,·• be c..'press·
d .• ,othing was s3id. just nbom 17 war' in the world.
I !Ill} tO the )Oung generation,
•·nc l>trong .uut endure." Don't
tr)' to lt'ar down )·our hcrirotge
.tnt! hlllllC. J hnH' flC\'Cf forgot·
t~n a ~tatcmcnt which wtll v.or\.:
e\'cr · time, "PI.Ill ... impli£) :tncl
l .. )(" ''ron g.
I am the olde't of three child·
rcn t\lltl OIIT whole Camil . r~h
!l\ I do. I know 1 nm setting a
good example Cor my brothl'r
who 1 .un conccrnl'd for.
Jan Stebhim •
Comments on Peru
To the l~dilor .
.\<. returnee' from Lewis and
Chu k O\ Cl ~(!aS progr:tm' to Rr a·
:ril. Peru. Mc.,iro and Chile. we
rc.ul tlw recent Log .1rtit 1c from
tlw l'~'ru g1 oup with intcreo;t
llowc\'er, we arc quite tit,ap·
poinu;d in the apparent attitucit!
(rom whi< h the rondu~ion
about Peruvian ~ocia l values
SCCill\ ckri \ t.'<..i. PIONEER LOG
h:tli ob\ iou.-. t'ronomic, \O< ial
politirnl .md 'truc.tnr:1l implic..t
• uon ..
Rackgrounth of wide ruh 111·
:1} .mel 'on tl divcr,itY must lw
'c1 iow.l) ex plo1 t:d hcfoat• chaw·
ing condu,iun' \n O\'t't,t!H~ ex·
pericncc (ll O\ Hit' the npportu·
nil\ to £eel .Ill t•mpathy fot an·
other culture and to ickntif)'
,,·ith it in va1 ing dcgu'!cs ancl
thcn·forc hulding a murh
b1 o.ukr :md mot~ 'ound ba'i~
for , ompari,.o n.
''''' reali1c th:tt each O\C~t.'a'
experience is different . llow
evcr. afwr stttthing Mr. Paul·
'on' .trtic.lc. wc fc.tr that much
of tht• LOletanct•, the hro.Hicn·
ing .md the new .tnglc~ of per·
ccption ~o richl)' :\\ ailablc in
• an o,·cr,e.t.-. c..\:pcncmc arc
mi .. ,ing. \\'c <>incerelv hope that
chh pO'Iition h not~ ,h,m.>tl by
the ent il(! Peru group.
\ndrea J.lrk.,on
l)ou~ McKmney
Carrie '\chandler
J.tnice R 1 .lmpkin
Man \\ oolley
E•itcllc 1 C"rnbh
Gina Widell
llob Olt.',on \n o\ ct'e·•" progT:tm is de
<~ignt.-d to ~Pin a first hand, liv
ing c:o.;pc:ncnrc in ;t culture
othet th.m that of the United
St.1te . Among the mo<>t import•
ant of it~ man · goah i~ the: real
ization that "our" wa j,n't the r-------------bv (:ordon Ciibbet
\ltn make vows to thcmr,clves
HI war and in peace,
the vcr} plll(ement of themsdve.-.
in ~aytn~ YC-5 aud no.
tht. h) pothetifal 'ltaddng or Ideas
upon the shch·c., of the mmd
i11 ,,,ying words ''fot" or "agamJt." November l 8,
am.l there tnc.'O sit pondcnng 10 J rnJS.'I Of
uncligc,ted meander inJ;'.
fighting off .. omethin~ t!tat ldlla tht. very s~ul,
and t,tkt>~ U\\,ty the bod1ly expre'l!tOtl of h\'lng.
It .-.cell\., as ahou~h m.m from hi~ beginning
fought with the emotionill ~nd practical '\c:n .. c
or what wa1 doc' to the mincl .. nc.J ~oul,
.nul nicd to ~uHire hi"' very prC\CO\C in p<'aCc
or in the bal.lle~ of in\'ohcanent ,
A homcrir. Creek <;tand., pfoud ami tall .tnd
'•')'' let m not Je.l\e thh baule£ront,
that we might put our hand' into the glooom etchings
c"l( mankind,
in death that hold' u~ forever.
For -.uch a power i~ an t. vcr growin~ !ltittcture that can not
be 'topped once it " started For I am not like the Gree-k who \to t'ihe~ to fa1.e death on 1
b.tttlcheld. but must find my peace
.. 1 he' .. have tal-en rrom me the very idea or rrceclom and Jo
and metl it for the nattonl\1 intcre'it
\nd tht!n 1 .. ,~ who are ''they?"
'the ~cp.muion o[ what is pa.,t and what i~ present,
what j, right and \\'hat is wrong.
Cor we arc a part of thc p.m and the p:t$l
i' '~hat made the future.
.Ju't ~,., the <.Cpilr'ation of imagination and reality;
for li\'ing imohc' t'\CT)thing .
To go on and on.
to \erbali1e upon the ideas of a man or men that .... Sometl
>redi5po
ulack
u cxd1
1t l ont
i\1 icha1
>OCt. 1 h
• IC\\'S t)
rc the
;hlac k e>
ha
·Jus hcnt
the
t'\ Cl \1 • \\'hat
-~··•? ·u
I I lon1
hat one
1 field
tlity di • • :t!i,tnnw:
c-ern
sen
rdcr~
casu
th.t t
Mich3
)oet am
est hin
ty,
go 1
• ..... til('(
I h;ne a brother in high
c.hool. He ata.end the! same one
v;hich J attended two ears ago.
I would be a~hamcd to go bark
t.o vi..;it. ~he kid~ hn\C changed
wwal'd the worst Most of them
arc good kids :mel lhis mmds
true £or the majorit) of people
al o. but when a minorit can
run things and get co,·cr ,,~ .. by
th..: press. which I think. i way
ove:rdnnc, rben c;omething h
surel) happening 10 our <;oun
try. onl} wa) -that it j,n't alway<>
the bc't ''a -t h:u c;\'CT)' cul·
unc j, n lcgitim:ltc '!\ptem in it'
0\\'11 etting, hi!.tot'} :md 'ocial
e\olution. It l>cem<~ to us that in this
nt'tic:le !Mr. Paulson i~ not. ming
,, hro.ul cnou~h concepuon of
tadn Amuican tradition for
hi~; foundation in comparing
\mel ic:an and P,cru\'ian treat· The Student Traffi~ Com
mi.-.sion w til not meet the
Tuc~d:w '\io\. I A. The last
appc:ah ,c,,ion for tht" term
wil1 be held Wcdnc,d:n ~o" .
19. from 10:15 to I I 00 .1m.
in the Montieth Room in
1 emplcton Thn,c tirket' j.,.
mcd after ~o, , 18 mn) be
appcakd ;u the fir.t .tppcal\
'C'\'\ton in J:mnary. nt.~tle me what I am.
to -.cc into the uacks and cre, ·ice~ of a mind
.and to look beyond the action of putting words into
people\ mouth,, dead or ah' e
to 'cc the H!T') import..'l.ncc or wh) people an .md c:-..tend
thcm,dve' to a point of v. tr and death,
lO lhi\llgt' th<:. ambiguOU'i \ICWpOIOt\ of life IOtO
dchntltH . one!> that 'ih~w m the outline\ of what happened,
for peace :tnd mo.ratoraum' wtlnt people to th1nk aml then
act . but 11. 'cem'. that nme goc~ by too quickly and
!\<1\'C to act before we thwk and then the patn of war bind1
uno :1 'tee that rannot let go upon the verv power of c-on n the 1
.• \b.ocrieo
e.r'Sal ir
He lo
l01.1TI 11:11
re.sc:r
)l'Ople
mcm of bask soc.ial "ituations . L-------------_J
It is rtll too ca~y to ''iew other
c ullmc' through the eye~ nf our
own preronct'ptiom; of right and
wrong. Pcrhap,, e"eT) culture
~hou ld be weighed against a
"univcr: nl" cCldc of ethic; which
would define what is humane
and mor.1l. Troupe set to perform
Nutcracker Ballet The \'l(l'>'>itud c~ or \\'ar
The. mu,ic hour \\til be held . and rnen \till dit madnnes or indlvtdualo;,
m Pamplin StJOrt' Center on
\ f
1 1 cour.tgeou\ or :1' coward,,
\ c< nc~< a) m·cmber 19, m tl order that It c.m prc,cnt a gtl<..'>t .m thm I h:ne to end bccau~ ume'\ take~ my hand
h B 11 d L .md ~")'" go . . ....
group. t c ·' et u a~ per· l 1 l
( . "Th ... k .me mu'i ormmg c · ... 11 l c r a c c r 1 1 d u11.c", b' ·rc-h,,ikm <ok\, An 1 or e "' am. ragged m the ~in of ne..,er knowang
\Ccnc Jl and Act ll. • or nc\'Cr c;uang for other than~ be')Jdc~t I went home from college £or
1.he e\-ening and m brother
hO\\Cd my mother a paper
"hidl had been handed to him
in a P E. class at school. She
then ~hawed me and ] got sic.k
to my stomach when I read it.
1 WOUld lH C tO know who or
w h a l org-.mi7.ation upplics
funds for "tr.l h" s11c.h a~ this. lu rc.·llit} a C(Qnd cono;idcra·
tion mmt be applied to ob\er
''<Ilion :md criticism o£ the e
isting S)Stem. Tili<~ refers to the
long estabJi,hL'<i practicalit) of
a sor.i:tl tradition in ito; own cnl·
tural and soc:ict:tl en' ironment .
Bcginnin~ \\ irh aboriginal cul·
ture in Peru ~nd later combin·
ing with Enrope:m conquest
and domination, this tradition The Ballet du Lac i~ a ·oun~
people's ballet g r o u p .mel
choreogr.1ph y worko;hop under
the direction of Catherine Ca.,. Concert to feature trumpet solo Nov. 20
ln this paper a lKl) st.ued
that he would want Iibert) to
do as he please or he gi,·cn a
fo tcr home:. ln ~encc he st.-1t·
ed that his father was "all wet."
Well, J S~) to this kid, c' l'O
though he may be in high
.school, that he's a liule wet be·
hind the ears. Halo he c\'cr a)k·
cd hif! parents what World War
ri was Jjkc( 1 ha\'e :-and I don't
want :1nother war which would
be much more C\crc. 1 want to
have Veiwam ended, too, but
I Jupport the gon~mment . I
might add, in bragging. that 1
do keep infonned on the h1ues
and clo know "where it's at"
e\·en though I think this \1., )·
M) .ad\'ice is. t~y together as
a famtl} £or thJS 1s the ba is of
~merica . If this (alb apart 1hcre
lli no hope. Today there an.· Junior Symphony plans arno o£ Lake o~wcgo . The <J"t
con~i'i t') o£ }oung ballet amatt'\11"'1
o£ '<1ried training; the \CntOI
mcrnbcr' working with rh<..· Jll
mar studl'nt'i. \ pa!tt prc.,ident
of the group. Ph)·lli" R.uHord
now a 'llUclent :tl l.cwi., .1nd Saturday specials
For the rin.t ume. thc Port· (lark College. will dircn the
land Junior S) mphonv will lll· fir)t scene o£ lhe proclucuon
t~Otlu{c a s.aturdav 1\tgbt <;pe-Tht enure production will \}('
Cl,tl. '\'hen ItS ntY. 'Cason open~ diiO((.'<J On \al.urda) '• Oect•mbcr
at 8:-'0 p.m. on '\0\. 22 in thl· 6, at l p m ,,ncl 3 p m at the
Civic Auditorium 'otudcnts "''ill L.tkC o .. wt:go .Jumor lligh
be able to purcha~t' an) vacant chool au~it~>rium . There will
or unr~crved .seat .after 8 p.m. be no adm1~~1on ch:trge.
Cor $1 upon pr~ntation of a
Mudent bot.l)' card. M-el t• •t• ( l) . Stu~lent.s representing the ju· ay GC lVI leS p.
mor S)mphon)' on campus. :-arc· ' · R · . · · 1~fark Dav1s, Quartcrma\ler
,crniC~ ~u~h . MJC.hacl C?ry• c\djutant or tht.. \'eteram of
Nan No~eh and Paula S1mon. Foreign \Vars, ,poke on behalf
r-----::-:-:--:- ------------ --~ of that group \t;Hing "fhe go'
P I 0 N E E R L 0 Ci ernment ha'> withdrawn Amen
can troop' £rom Vietnam at .1
Offidal pubUcation of tht-•todalNl Studtnbl ol IA.wia and Clutr r ... n--. rca!>onnbly (,,,, rate 1 he gov
06~$ S.W. Palltin~ nw R.d., PortJ&nd, Ore. 97219. Publilhtd brice-:;;;.; ernmcnt at thh umc need~ the
~-~~~year by Gann Publbhl .... Co., Sfownd daM nn~~•-ce .. -t.t at support of It\ rui1ens, not ~Jan
J"uo-uauu, Orecon.. .. ~ .. -... t-V dcr .md ridicule."
EDITOR Oav111 claimed " l'hetc i~ no
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • K C ·"----:-· £~' · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · • • ·....... en uno · 1 f ,._......,... wtor . . • • • • • • • • • • • 1 , i way we ran \tmp y •tep out o
Aaktant Ed! • • • • • • ·' • '· • • • • • · · • • · · • · • · nm ~P tt. Vi~lnam bec.llt~<C it i~ th·~ avow
1or · • · • • • · · · · · • · · • Bill H ' Ach>ert"""'cMa.n.acer • ....... • ........ " • artJna.nn Cd goal o£ commun ism tO COil·
Awnan~Adfe · • ~~ • • • · • • • · · ·' · · · • · · • · · • • '· • • · • • · JttTT Andrnoo quer and rule the world." Ht R • p ~ ~ ...... ,. •• ,. .. • • • • • • • • • • . • • I J lol It icll.ard.aorl • 1 .t!pOrttn. a1 ~. Jan t.aJer. Lori V&I'Oih Batbara l..ool:rua, Cath 53H "history ha?o proven the
~royd , ltulanl Bhk"~ Chf:l'JI Rudln lUck M Y ani) """') to 5top .t totalilaJ ian
F01ta, Paul .\focril, John Cooml"'t, Penn;'Cardn«, S:O~;;.;:.: Mflyer, Barb governme nt is to ddc.u it.''
Pllo!opwpben : C1uia Kit~. Joe Wud, Bob l\1c:An.a.Uy, Paul Jacob&. 1 he 'ympomlm wa~; <O·\(>Otl
Adn~ . . . . • o_rcd b\ PSU's ( :ommuni t" \( • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • •" • • • • • • • · •,. .... Car J~pkW I fa1rs aoard ;md the Oregon '--------------------------_j Counul for New Politics." . ~~~ '· Carol mah. trumpett't.
\\Ill he the feauned solOI'>l with
the LCC band when tt g1vco; m
f1nt c·oncert Thursday No' 20
\f~' Smith, who i~ pre\cntly
worlung towards her \tasters
Degree m trumpet, will play
"lll<.' llollow Men.'' by Vincent
Per~tcht>ttl . She de<~cribe' thC'
work ;}\ ''not the ra .. t tcchmcal
thing that mmt people expc( t from trumpt!t .,o)os but
'low and poeuc. modern
mg. atmo,phcric. . and
moody"
Rdorc commg to LCC
month!~ .1go \lin Smith
lugh \chool band and
for three ve:tr'l in Florida.
obt.uncd her B;Jchelor of
Educ,uion Degree from
Umvenity .
Brooks: people must take interest in UN
a~~ .ncm wh1ch 1s ''essentially
wtthm the domestic jmi'idic
1 ion" of a state
Dr. Brook '> empha·med th.tt
tht. l "J would be more effective
in bnngtng peace .md harmon)
between nauons "t£ onl) n.ltaon\
would be courageou' enough to
.. tancl up Cor \\'hat tht:' know i~
ri~h~;· forgetung purely nauon
altsuc and polittC"'.tl interest\
Rdll\al to ab1d£' by the Charter
ha<> led to the inability of the
body to .let in many c.t!le\.
Cenam inadequacie~ in the
pr.e'ient Charter, Or Brook.~
•~;ncl, UlggC!tl a review or lht do
rumcnt, looking for .m~as 10
whtch er£ccuve change'l lOUid
be: m.tde '>he felt th.\l changes
MC nt:CC"''i:tT)' became o( th(;• trt
mt•ndOU\ tncrea,e tn the ,j,e of
the IJN and the ampilf't of mo·
der? tedmology on the mter·
U.lllc>niiJ 'ICCOC.
. She. dicl pomt out ,0me ,trca'
lfl wluch the I 'N ha' lx:en \UL
rc~,ful. Th~c have been. she \atd, in the .trea' of the
C1Jl11ed agcnoe' under the
nomic .md Sori.d C'.ounr1l
hchnes that the\( ~ "h
.. uHC\.\t.>s hold the key to
too~rauon :tnd 'ucce,se'l 10
political field She ath
setung up tl'thnical
on .1 collecuve basi ... to .........
"help wHh no political
attached "
She .also tourhed on pi
·' "World Youth 1\o;.,eJmbl
ob\en a nee of the 25th an
\ary o£ the UN next ye.tr
believes th,tt the youth of
wo1ld have ~omcthin g to
the)' reali1e that "you c
prearh one thing and
olllOther"
"Let youth formulate
to plan for tltdr future
the help of the UN.'' she
\ lthOHgh dtstrcs'led bv a
.md allcrg). Dr Brook'
\wered que'ltiom from the a
cme for more tl\.ln .m huur
fore \he h..td to lca'c to
.1 pl.me. • ran on
hat the
• ·on to
I llgh l<;
to
,ew •
'rail R
::iS«~:unt ·
1eft frot
t pl:tn
ro pect
• wold
• rm s c1
Vice
Hairs I
1 Rcdcc<
( .
•
111
• pt(t\1
n m•
al,
.. I
were
Th
Tem
rd.
lfther
· the
lhc Cr
firti"'~ 'Jder)
d' un
.. c.xpe!
r\rchit~
Pi<.'r)
a me
:lll
"m
mpu .. 1
hi teet
tbjec t t
on <lh
M<J vember 18,
etch in~
hat ran not
death on a
<edom and
esent,
'l y:
tat •...
I into
1d extend
D
c happened,
k and then
quickly and"
of war bind\
n\lt.•r of con
hand
ng
v. 20
~oto~ but
ic. modern
• tenc and
ng to LCC
frs. Smith u
land and
·~ in Floruh1
~achelor of
nee from ;,
in UN(
kreas of the
lh under the
rial Counc1l.
the-.e "h
the li.C) to (u
d SUC(C\'IeS j
he ath
chnical
basi~ to
~ politlci\1
ched on pb
Jth \\.'lembl)
th~ 25th ,Ul
iol next ye•tr.
1he youth of
:nething to
lult ·•you c
ting and
formulate
II elf future
• UN," she
,trC'I'\ed bv a • Dr Brook,
m from the J
thJn an hour
to leave to PIONEER LOG 3
BLACK FACTORS Psych er discusses huma sexuality
by Primus St. John
Something ubont \mcriCa
cdispo\t her to \ce the works
hlac k poet.~ and novdi,t-, a.,
11 c•. dtmvr cxpcatcnn.· with·
, ont.u:ts to the unive~al.
1 Mich.•cl H:uper io; a black
rhh mean .. the hnncs and
incws th u t support hi<~ vision
the intct nal bc:tor:-. of thl·
1110u.k c..xpcri<'ncc. ·1 hi-. meam
hn emhr .u eel him,cJf and
hcrit. t~c with IMt· and loob
the founclation<i of the uni·
·cr e in hi" own mind. Thi~
Uknosilion 10 "he'' io. hio; poetic
is•on -the black e'pericncc
C\cryman.
Wh.rt do we mean b)· cvcn-
1 he recognition of C'<i .. tcrl·
al londinl'.s'l, the rcrognition
hat one c•mcrgc·., from a gener-
1 field of·pcrccp raon a pcr~on·
lit) distint'l y<'l mvolved in a
ig.1111ir: prorc""· I r refer\ to
ove~m p.tthy thrnugh fidelity
ncl cntimcnt Bm c'scnually
t rd<·rs to tht· i<ka th.tt there
(' casu.ll and opaatton.tl rae
tn" th:tt .111 men have an rom·
' M idt:•cl H arpcr i~ '' blar.k
JOel and th.u mean-; he Otn di.
·est him elf of the (ear white
lOClcty, invco;t in the auempt rhythms o( thi~ mttsic.: to strUc·
turc his poetic vi•ion .md h.t!l
t:'<pa.nrll·d it, ~ignifir..sn1 c tn llte
theory of poetry .1~ Eri< J Jorph y,
MiJco; Davt'l, •t ht'lonim Monk
.'wd John Cohmnc have e.xten·
dcd the si8nific::mcc of the
black c:<pcncnrc to mu~i1.JI • • com{>ouuon.
JI IS vi~ion is that unc mlhl
go bc)ond the dotted cnsibili·
tic~ of white hourgt:ois socict)
to cmbr.tn• all the di5pair .1nd
joy that living invoh ~ bea111r>e
he \l'C~ freed om as a ma ucr of
going bcyoncl nt:CC.S'iit)' to em.
brace a11 of one's po sibiliti""·
His poetry speaks thrnugh
the c••crycl.ty fliH'.Stjons of <On·
'ICiOII!InC 'i th,lt lie in the lit!IC
thin~ of life-p.trcnt~. friends,
ncw,paperc., etc. , .•
"It ;., the: deepest purpo~c of
poetry." o;au.J Dr c .• llahan,
't h a t ae,tht'liC ronu mpladon
trJn.,rorrm comuou,ncs~ into
beauty It is the dcepe'lt pua
poc;t of t11c poet to ch.tn~c life
to art and arl back to lif<· th.tt
we may live in frc<"dom and
our rhilchen in liberation . Fn ~e
dom brings intcgrit} nnd diver-
• • •• \ltV tO C'On<..CIOll"nC$5 • , •
Michael Harper is ao artist. Stressing that love: is othc:r
ccntcrccl concern and undc.!r·
st.mding, Dr. Arnold RuJtin,
Portland urologi.st spoke to Jny
chology 101 clas~t."' on nuum.m
Sc.'<uulit>" ·
",\cttt.tlly. my profe 'ion is
photogt .tphy." R u~tin announr ,..
cd. ''Mcclinnc and ~ex .1re my
hnbbics."
Bdorc starling hi~ prMenW·
ti•m, R us tin outlined hi
pced1. "I nm going to disr.m
anatomy and physiology, rrrhni·
qucs of imcrcou~. coiwl po~i
tions, conlracefHion and gon·
orrhca," he s:tid. ",\nybod) who
doesn't want to he.tr these
thinJ.,~ or thinb th~} might be
cmb.trr<J ~rd can lea,·e." N,.
body left.
"This is going to be a
straight·forw.ud talk," he con·
tinucd. "J don't think an word5
olTC 'b:ut.. They are just non·
en c S)llable<~ that we u~(· to
communica te how we feel.''
Fir.t, Rustin explained the
anatomy and functiom -and
slang n:\me~ -of male and fe
male genitalia . "It's funny."
R U'it in s."lid. "Only the things
we can see h;.ve 'il.lng tcnns. H
\\'C don't know, we don't talk
about them:·
,\!l a rcprodur.in2 :mimal, man
i extrcmch cffccti\·e. according
to Rmtin. The chances for fc.r-
go he ·ond proximity and
. omact and 'illbmcrge himself
n the particulars of the black
' pericnrc to di'icovcr ito; uni·
-cr:sal imports. Black theatre evaluated
He knowo; that mm1c the
piritual, jan i'i the tradition·
~crvoir mto which black
h.-nple have poured hope, :J'i·
rntion .mel the wtll 1o "be"
t they h;n e used th io; r~er
abo;orb the shocks and
,n ........ l, of life. He me~ the
to get new
· oat of paint A theatre .mdicncc w.a-. given
a ~emc of hupel ~~nes.~ .lt Ed
Coleman'" clc.~cription of the
"anachro nhm" that i~ 1\larl
Theatre.
Ha'\tory, he pro<ct.•dcd to
:;how, i!. par.tllcd or trailed ~y
theatre, not 'iurmountt•d by 11.
And the audttmrc rcm.1in~ jU\t
as enlightened or untouched as
It want~ to be.
Htstory ·'" .1 ttugglc for
blark recognition on '>tage be·
came a struggll' for "< har.u ter
dirncmionality," whi< h in turn
became 11 'itrngglc for opporun·
J~,· coat' of paint for the itv and ,0ri:tl impa< 1•
'rail Room, the ncrc..,,itv of Black theatre has uccccdccl
uruy mc,l\urc'>" to prc\t:IH in being another imtrumcnt of
1eh from the library, ,t "ma... \Uppre.."iion . Today. there .trt
plnn" for the campm. and fe\\'er Blads in the New York
ro pccu for fini .. hing the theatre than there werC' in the
riswold parking lot before 1920\ 12 nut of .1bom J500
•nn' end h.l\ e been rc\'ealed ,1,1geworker union membcr'i are
Vice Pre.-.idcn t for Stuclcm ~egr-o Coleman's own expc1 j.
fairs Kent llawlc) cncc with C)an Fran< i5rn theatri·
Rcde(Or.tllo n of the TraJI cal umons :ute\t~ 10 the open
oom, to be clone w11h 51 000 preJUdice th:n ha~ managed to
the building maimenanc t:-thwan opportunH) "They just
rcpai1 fund, will fcatun laughed and wouldn't even
·paintin~ of the fR in terra k " ta c my name
11:1 (tile red). blue and mus \nclirnce impart i" flt'J!Iig·
I <nlot ... I lawley "n1d "the bl b 1 "I "h k I . ;\ .t: CC:tll'iC: :l'l w 'i:tH • t c
u r·r ~o or, will bnng the out white audience j., not intert~l · ro he entertained.'' The white
;wdicncc r::mnot know the fu.
tility of the black's scarr.h for
cxprc~sion . Modem plaH reveal
the hum.111ism of \.rgro,, but
the people the me~agc j, trying
to reat h do not attend.
Pcuplt wiJJ run into a brtd
w.tJI onl} 50 manv ume~ before
trving .mother avenue ~o came
about the retreat into :1 black
\hell.
.. ~, he:nre h thcatrt•, '' came
rhc .ugument-wh\ h, ~egroes .
olOOIIt Nc.-grocs. for '\;egroes?
·r he ~cnse of futlln · ~prings
from a truggle to get by in a
white community . The onl)
afc rccour .. c, Coleman reason.
cd, "i cxempliried by the
trend toward a nationalistic
form of art." There is ~curity
in numbers and a 'emc of "be
longing to a bl.td: aesrhetic
brings .tboiH an itlemit " that
io; 'o urgt•ntl · ~oughr.
fn Coleman' 'iew. "bl:tck
dwatre is h\ ito; ,·cry nature re
volulion:tT)." ns h the whole
hlMk mu\ cmcnt. Pl:t,•writc.,
tend 10 write about their own
t' perienC<.''i -to ~ black in :1
white \\'Orld i~ an e pericncc
that need~ to be told. 101 . mto the room through eel in black problem~. ir w.tnt
pH llltc window,·· and "ere ;::::::;..;...--------------------------,
" mort: iuum;ue. lOnver J
onal, and informal atmos
........ " Plan" for the ~decorat ·
were submitted b) arc-hitect
ul Thiery and approved by
c Tcrnpleton Center Control Europe Craft Jackets
.trd
I If the rain.; hold orr until un
thc puving and cxpamion
th~ ~mwo ld parking lot may
,' fant!lhcd .,oon bcouse "the
'Jclcr 'MY if the weather
' . until \unday thev have ev
cxpcct.ttlon it will be pav·
Art:~Hen Thiery .md librar·
Pacry <tre nttcmpti ng to dc
'\C .1 method of con trollcc.l en
llll: tnd exih rrom tht.• libr
• which hab "been ncce'i'iitat·
h)· the great deal o( theft of
s and r(·riotlita 1~."
A "ma,tcr plan" Cor the
mpus hno; been dc.,igned by
h•.tctt Thier)" The J>l.1n is
•bJc:c t. to tc\i,ion" an a copv
on d1r.pl.ty in the lounge! o(
ell Manor COTTON SUEDES -PEA COATS, BUSH COATS
don's LODEN COATS
CORD BUSH COATS
Many other unusual
Jackets and Coats
Men's Shop
Over the Terwilliger Bridge in Hillsdale
244-3905 tiliz.ttion .•re high. "Each ejacu·
l:uioh relcoucs 750 miHion
~perm '·lis," he explained "lt'5
M:e 750 million troops ~ing to
c.trdl for .1 single sold1er.''
Ru!lrin ·went to w negate
evcr.1l wide.1tm!.td f~tll.u :ies Ac
wrdiug to Rustin, .tkohol does
not aid sexual pcrform:m(e, nor
is there ;ut .tphrodi~ i:ac to make
a per on more proficient . Ath·
!cue .1hility is not affected by
sexual intercourse, nnr can ex
crci\c build • np the genitab
Furthermore, nnt C:\'Cn a dor.ror
can clctcrminc if a girl is a \•ir·
• gm.
"We arc rruly in an orgaBmic
era," he commented. l hate to
shock. }nU felllows, but we: are
di5CO\"C:ring that the sex appc·
tite of \\'Omen is infinitely great·
er th:m thrtt of a man. This
exists he •usc a woman docs not
ha\ c to gn throul(h ,, refractory
(r~ting ) period after inter·
roun.c. lnstend, ~he cnn go on
10 another orgasm."
Cautionary word~ we-re a pan
of Rustin '~ speech. "Remember
that lo"e is not expoiting, but
helping," he said.
H n thousand wome.n had
sex regularl) ·. how man) would
he pregn:mt in one• )Cnr? Ac
conting to Rustin • .,..ithout oon
traccptinn, 840 would be preg·
nant.. Wath withdrawal. douch· ing or roam5, 500 would be preg·
nant. .350 Pregnancies woufd be
JikeJy to ocur if rhythm waJ
used. Com]orru nnd d•aphragtm
have a failure rate or 150, while
the pill usuaiJy has about five
failures per thont:tnd No prcg·
nandcs ~ ult from sterilir..ation.
.,Times h:tve c.hangcd," Ru~
tin s;tid. "We now feel that the
mollt immor.tl thing is to bring
an unwanted child into til~
world."
KLC sets Beatie special
K.l.C will be airing a special
presentation this Wednesrlay
eo.·ening from 7 to It p.m. It is
a four-hour taped documentary
on the Bc:atles. a group whirh
had an impar.t on our society
unequalled b) any othc:r music
al group.
The tdpe, which was ori~n·
all)' aired over radio suttOn
KINK and received with great
enthusia'im, in\"olvcd more chan
75 hour~ or preparation. It
deals with abe hi!ltory of the
group, as well as iu present
• • • act1v1 ues.
The de,·eolpment of the
Apple Corps record company
and the Beatles' movies a~ ex
plored. Als.o imcstiga ted ar~
the speculatio ns concerning a
utopia which the Beatles ma ·
be instituting.
PAR 1 Of" tHE I RAEL 0\rERSEAS STUDY CROUP AT ACRE", dmcmdinc
from the wall thalsurroundJ the ancient CJt}. (Photo b)' R.aodJ' Rice)
( ... ~ ' •
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A d1 mond fromWc•sfictcrs reflects tov for ver
W I fl ld's has crcd•t for students of promise
~
Uoyd Center Eastport Piau
1233 Uoyd Ctr. 4024 S.E. B2nd.
Bolt\ stota open dally until 9 p.m. e marred by fumbles and
ers • r1
b)' Ric~ M r.ttg~
In n ~lmc na.&rrcd b fmnhle.s
and mhc:ued pl:t) t11c Lc~wi~
nd Clark Paonl'CI mt ~cd 11
grcat oppoa umit for an up,et
,:s, turda) aftento<'ln a~ lh~, . "~rc
drop~d h' Pugc:t 'ound 28 27
Le.tthng b • ~ much 1\!1 21
pmnr an the econd quarter th~
Palatinr Moh found the pi~kin
a htele lip~lj in the scco.ntl
h If and the l..oggers \\rre qllltl.:.
to ta~e d\'anu.ge
Owning the football for mul'h
o£ the eoond half the l.oggers
The trim Hugger
button-dO\\D
H b,,._, __ .,!.ri~U.•AI
-... 6tbu~.. .. .. , _,.., iXkr ~ _ _,.. fml Ill< -.w.
ilu> cl C. M • doh oAlod cr£,, I• -. ~ ............... ,..._.
CRL\lG
.~~JJD -ose
put ~''o o;trikt'!> on thl.' .. ,ore.."
Q(1,trd in th(' third ~1.107.\, 01\t'
,, 3Ci .ml P"'' I rom Bob C.1'icll\
.md anothrr· bmnh fc\1 71 ) .uth.
Votmg hi'( mnlidt'tH in til<'
t\\0 point ron,cDion, C:l\OH
Citc.:d a pa s 10 Elli Cain (oa
the two-pointer ,mel the rc'ult
''a tht' LuKbre' ~c\ t•nth win in
eighl tri~ .
Jo:\'en thing looked bright fm
the Orunge and Bl.trk a~ Fred
Wil un' gTiddc~ orne out
breathing lire from the out,ct.
\'c:maing £or an ur)\(..~t of the
high!· toutc:d ,i,itors Pat \ft
gud sot the Pioneer~ gosng
e.trl) in the first quarter a~ he
'' cnt mer from 1 vanl out for • the initial 't-on"'. Oppo~ition to
thC tWO point COfl\'C&'IiOil ~t·
tempt prm cd Ul\\tH '(C.S~ful and
the Piom.'ct.. h;td !\Ct the pa(c
·" 8·0. lJtili1ing llac fine hall·h:awk·
ing pea (ormance of the dt~fcn'e
rh~ Pioneers onele again founcl
thrm,ch c. in g<>0\1 rield po,i·
tion nt the !it:ut or the sewnd
panel .md Jon Jnqun put the
point'> on the boarcl from fiv~
\"ar<h out. Kc' ing on • lotN~
ball at the 31 'nrd line lhc
Pioneers made it 21 to 0 with
R Rife rnrr.,.ing the pi~kin
O\ cr from lhe 1 ·ard line.
\fter that score, howe,er, the
\\':\II began to rnvc in on the
Pinnct'r with UPS obtaining
two quic.k tone hdown . Yielding
to the talented amt of 'Bob
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Immediat e Openings
Men Students
1300 guarentno tor 11 w•lll•
P•n 1lme ~ark . PlONfER LOG
Cn~on the.· Logge~ M mnl un
,, nl" .111d
rrum l'u· ll.l~,c~ of 18 :md I
lt'OHght the itl\'.ukt
get Snmui to 21-1•1.
\\1ith nwmen tmn now <Ill
tht'ir 'ide· the Log~tf'i were nnt
co h~ tleniccl. lnitinthc b' the
Jliom·ct "'·~' nul l,u king, hm~ •
cH,r, .md the Orange put the
fmlll m.u kcr on the 'it m d>o.ml
nn .a 12 -ard juunl h' I .1rt\
Mcllum '11w eu ut•ing P•''~
f.1ilc<l .111cl tht• Pionct't' ''·" t<'d
clinging to .1 27-14 lt•.ul. lhwiug
their harh to the \\:tll the I..og
gen. fought bac:k and in a
rou~c Clf 3 minut(" :md Hi -.c<ottd'l g;tincd the Jto.uJ fnr
J..r·cp~.
Altc1 nating pl.l)~ well c,,,on
r..rlktl the "bornh'' .mel the Pto
lli'Cr set und:ny \\ ll5 t'olll~h l oH
G"·"d lr'i th~ I nhrgCt\ put it in
lor Llw 'oore. l.Mk i ng ) ct .tno
thct 11> UPS found the cntl·
tone .tg.tin on .1 pl.t) ~imiltu to
the one thltt proved so ~uac·~~ ·
ful minutes hdorc. I ooking [or
,, luopholc in the 1 C ddt•m.t•
C:t nn found hi' split end D.ln
1 hm ~ton in the open nnd the
Lohrgcr 'fX~dstcr ro' creel tlw
nc" ·-.~ary 71 :ud~ for the \core.
M i\ ... ing two carlit'r conH't·
Fix, Pioneers take AAU title
TMl' Of his \t,:J\011 fot ,, 27:25
clo1 ling. boy ]am~s R)•tm
Senior Da' t• Fix captut t•d hi~
thitd ~u.tight Orc.·gon A.\U ti·
tk 1s he lcrl the l.C thind.uh
10 thctr third ~tr;tight t t'OWn at
Ptcr Park Sawrclll).
Covt•riug th~ ,o~ · fi\'c..'-milc
C01111iC in 25:'i0.1, Joi'l: OllttJio; .
t.tnrcd Pioneer teammate Ba un·
Runt i( for the inclividnal hun·
oa;;. Runde\ time "'"" 26:or,.
~either rhc rag nor the (hill·
ing morning air could h,tmpcr
the Pioncc" a~ the> rollccl up
an imprcS,c;jw 23 poant to <'lnirn
their victoq. Th~ Orangemcn
gr.tbbcd fir t, 'crontl, fifth,
,j th, and ninth plnccs in their
winning dfort.
Sw:uh Bob B crh r.tn thirtl t • for the fJioncers .tnd took tht•
rihh plalc medal mcrall a .. hc
ro,ercd the rir,uit in 27:09.
Foltowi nr ri~h t on BH!t h'
hcch wa Keith \\'ood.ud who
finished ''xth and r.m tht• bt•\1 Cmupleting the I.C: \toting
\\'a~ Mtkc 1\oycr in ninth I>O\i·
tion in a linw of 27:'i t. Mike:
Kc}c~. t~nlh in 27:57, .md l\tikt
R't•an, ... ixtt't•nth in 2R:·I3, roun
tkcl out the LC squ.1cl •
t'he PiCln<'t:~ tnok home their
second champion~hip fm the
~t·amn rhi'i ·car "' tht•y fell two
points 'h01 t o£ tcpt•ating their
JClh8 "triplt• "own" ~wcc.·r Cap·
wring the NWG title and the
A \ l1 c ruwn, tlw Pioneer~ onl..-• let the ~A) ,\ Di\trtrt II 'ictur'
e tape them.
Onl gr.tcluating D.wc r:i~
will be lo"t fur nc:\:1 )ear·~ team
,t the rc l of I he h.1rricr ,lr('
'ophomore' ami ftc,hmcn . 'Vith
n corner on vouth, Lewis nnd
Cl:u k ~ltould · be expect<'d to
wndmw ih dominating W:\}'' in
northwt''' tollt-gc croo;rountrv
Cor 'om<· t nne to rc1mc.
Soccer squad takes third in NWC
l.cwi"' and (..l.u~' \O((Cf club
cnnt·d third place in the
l"orth~vest le.tgue Saturda} b,•
dcfe.umg winle~s Pacific: Uni\CT·
~it) .5·1 in Forc'l Gro\'t'. The
Pioneers nnw \\'ait for tht• first
game of the winter !IC,,~on with IllS\\ Bmad•a) • I Ollbnd
PhOne .2• Sll1
0t'rn ~IUDT QoJO t 0 ,Jlltn 1141) r 0 10 II> o Aho full•tlme openings :t \C3~0n rt.'C'OJ d o£ four win~.
Call today 233-6884 one lo" and two ric •
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tor 5enrors and graduate students. We'll take
the risk. You have rhe lun. Live a Lrttlel Our
Collese Rt!prescntatrve c:.an show you how.
Todd V. Wilder t~c ('Cntcr (orw • .rcl pmition
l.: acl<cd thc fir:r;t Pioncc• go.tl
Baby Sitter Wanted
to work pan or tull tlmo, lnclud•
ing holldoy break; live in or out,
salary and hours negotiable
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~ion attempts the l oggcr.
the thircl .rttl'lllJH a \llt'cc·u
the pl;ty f>TU\'Ct to ht dt
Y.udngt• \~':\' h:ud to romt
for the P.tlatinc j{T'Idtn("O
tht•n on but 1-.nt i\fagucl and
mate' still h.1d .1 few t r ·,u,l
11 )' .tnd th<· Ptom:c '' be~an
Ionge'' tlri "'' of the· aftt'
lt.auling the: hall hom
own cncl of llw fit•ld the
t'C"' carrit•tl to tht• l..ohrg"r
·.mf lim• whr.rc the took
rirst .nul gn.1l to go.
Emhmi,1,tn clicd qu'
ho\\ c:H!r, ·" \IJgucl lmt the
cUe em the first play
\C timm.tgc .md with 1:26
ing on the \t,tclium dotl
tJni\'cnicy of Pugct Sound
mer control or the foorball
\lrn011 in dc"peration
Ptonecrs tried to \C'C'\Itt• the
onre ~g.•in hut time wa~
mg .rgaimt them.
Recording the. it fourth 101
the )Car rhc l'LonnN do'e
the• 1"169 'ea,on .u fl~1.
c onfuc: nee C'rown will be
by Puific: l.uther.m. Lin
Whitm.m, .mel l.cwi .. and
who cMh rimed out tltc
t•nrc ~< hcdule with 4-2
Bookstore to hold
'I he Bookstore wilt ho
pre.vacation ,,ale of book'l, I
.trt .md picture calendar\,
.tncc p.apcrb.td.~. art prints
pmten. etc. in Dining
I and 2 on Wcdne'>rlay
'J huro;day, "lo'· 19 and 20.
Of \pt.etal note are a
of book.. pun:h,,,cd as ou
prant "remainder\" .tt n
hall·pt ire, most lav"hl)
trated, of 'Jl u~d topac~
~uitable Cot gaft.., Tht•re will
dt.aranrc of book\ an pn
1.1r arc ts, ,urh ao; poetq
art. A few 51ationar)' ~~
itt'm' will lll~o be on \;tlc.
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classical and modern JOZZ
beqinners to advanced
r1udents accepted
by Wtll Bledsoe
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t llmu wor~.
I time· opanmua
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FlED ADS
(,.Jill llllj,: ul tlw
IIU>tlll IIIII tll.t
our lrl"' b) Jnu
h, ~ullh ''"'· • • canvass1n es ma •
Four P S U profs speak at
moratoriu ·nar Friday 2
US 1buried from within1
'1 o the Editor:
Being :t member of tlle :.o
c.'llled "now generation" t urn
$Ure l ~·Ill not h;,t\'C: am trouble
ha,ing reader; look at whnt 1
sa\, but 1 bclic\'t' I :un j mt a
bit c.Jifferem in that I nm oon·
(.'('rnt'd in a "U) other thnn
most o£ m\ generation. I am
concerned ,,'ith them. They nrc
the one' '\hid1 will mnke or
break future .\rncrica. ir there
i suc.h a place b' the time we
arc full · matured.
I am talking 300\lt lhe mO\e
ment in ,,·hich • 'ikita Khru,h·
d1e\' Ulted, "We will bun on
from within." It i' tragicnll}
• comtng true.
Last month mo t dn" cs were
clo~ed for t.hc Moratorium \0
that we might bcromc more
4'enlig_htened'' about the w11r
"itu:'IUon . Even though 1 am
oppo,e<l to the Mor:uorium. I
wenr to n meeting I was then
thorough! sati~Oed with m)
thesis whic.b I had formulated
prior to attending thi' meeting.
No one spoke up ror the sup·
port or our men in Southea~t
in. TI1c commentator uggcst·
ed that ome other fcclin~ be
sides "get out nm..,·• be c..'press·
d .• ,othing was s3id. just nbom 17 war' in the world.
I !Ill} tO the )Oung generation,
•·nc l>trong .uut endure." Don't
tr)' to lt'ar down )·our hcrirotge
.tnt! hlllllC. J hnH' flC\'Cf forgot·
t~n a ~tatcmcnt which wtll v.or\.:
e\'cr · time, "PI.Ill ... impli£) :tncl
l .. )(" ''ron g.
I am the olde't of three child·
rcn t\lltl OIIT whole Camil . r~h
!l\ I do. I know 1 nm setting a
good example Cor my brothl'r
who 1 .un conccrnl'd for.
Jan Stebhim •
Comments on Peru
To the l~dilor .
.\<. returnee' from Lewis and
Chu k O\ Cl ~(!aS progr:tm' to Rr a·
:ril. Peru. Mc.,iro and Chile. we
rc.ul tlw recent Log .1rtit 1c from
tlw l'~'ru g1 oup with intcreo;t
llowc\'er, we arc quite tit,ap·
poinu;d in the apparent attitucit!
(rom whi< h the rondu~ion
about Peruvian ~ocia l values
SCCill\ ckri \ t.'<..i. PIONEER LOG
h:tli ob\ iou.-. t'ronomic, \O< ial
politirnl .md 'truc.tnr:1l implic..t
• uon ..
Rackgrounth of wide ruh 111·
:1} .mel 'on tl divcr,itY must lw
'c1 iow.l) ex plo1 t:d hcfoat• chaw·
ing condu,iun' \n O\'t't,t!H~ ex·
pericncc (ll O\ Hit' the npportu·
nil\ to £eel .Ill t•mpathy fot an·
other culture and to ickntif)'
,,·ith it in va1 ing dcgu'!cs ancl
thcn·forc hulding a murh
b1 o.ukr :md mot~ 'ound ba'i~
for , ompari,.o n.
''''' reali1c th:tt each O\C~t.'a'
experience is different . llow
evcr. afwr stttthing Mr. Paul·
'on' .trtic.lc. wc fc.tr that much
of tht• LOletanct•, the hro.Hicn·
ing .md the new .tnglc~ of per·
ccption ~o richl)' :\\ ailablc in
• an o,·cr,e.t.-. c..\:pcncmc arc
mi .. ,ing. \\'c <>incerelv hope that
chh pO'Iition h not~ ,h,m.>tl by
the ent il(! Peru group.
\ndrea J.lrk.,on
l)ou~ McKmney
Carrie '\chandler
J.tnice R 1 .lmpkin
Man \\ oolley
E•itcllc 1 C"rnbh
Gina Widell
llob Olt.',on \n o\ ct'e·•" progT:tm is de
<~ignt.-d to ~Pin a first hand, liv
ing c:o.;pc:ncnrc in ;t culture
othet th.m that of the United
St.1te . Among the mo<>t import•
ant of it~ man · goah i~ the: real
ization that "our" wa j,n't the r-------------bv (:ordon Ciibbet
\ltn make vows to thcmr,clves
HI war and in peace,
the vcr} plll(ement of themsdve.-.
in ~aytn~ YC-5 aud no.
tht. h) pothetifal 'ltaddng or Ideas
upon the shch·c., of the mmd
i11 ,,,ying words ''fot" or "agamJt." November l 8,
am.l there tnc.'O sit pondcnng 10 J rnJS.'I Of
uncligc,ted meander inJ;'.
fighting off .. omethin~ t!tat ldlla tht. very s~ul,
and t,tkt>~ U\\,ty the bod1ly expre'l!tOtl of h\'lng.
It .-.cell\., as ahou~h m.m from hi~ beginning
fought with the emotionill ~nd practical '\c:n .. c
or what wa1 doc' to the mincl .. nc.J ~oul,
.nul nicd to ~uHire hi"' very prC\CO\C in p<'aCc
or in the bal.lle~ of in\'ohcanent ,
A homcrir. Creek <;tand., pfoud ami tall .tnd
'•')'' let m not Je.l\e thh baule£ront,
that we might put our hand' into the glooom etchings
c"l( mankind,
in death that hold' u~ forever.
For -.uch a power i~ an t. vcr growin~ !ltittcture that can not
be 'topped once it " started For I am not like the Gree-k who \to t'ihe~ to fa1.e death on 1
b.tttlcheld. but must find my peace
.. 1 he' .. have tal-en rrom me the very idea or rrceclom and Jo
and metl it for the nattonl\1 intcre'it
\nd tht!n 1 .. ,~ who are ''they?"
'the ~cp.muion o[ what is pa.,t and what i~ present,
what j, right and \\'hat is wrong.
Cor we arc a part of thc p.m and the p:t$l
i' '~hat made the future.
.Ju't ~,., the <.Cpilr'ation of imagination and reality;
for li\'ing imohc' t'\CT)thing .
To go on and on.
to \erbali1e upon the ideas of a man or men that .... Sometl
>redi5po
ulack
u cxd1
1t l ont
i\1 icha1
>OCt. 1 h
• IC\\'S t)
rc the
;hlac k e>
ha
·Jus hcnt
the
t'\ Cl \1 • \\'hat
-~··•? ·u
I I lon1
hat one
1 field
tlity di • • :t!i,tnnw:
c-ern
sen
rdcr~
casu
th.t t
Mich3
)oet am
est hin
ty,
go 1
• ..... til('(
I h;ne a brother in high
c.hool. He ata.end the! same one
v;hich J attended two ears ago.
I would be a~hamcd to go bark
t.o vi..;it. ~he kid~ hn\C changed
wwal'd the worst Most of them
arc good kids :mel lhis mmds
true £or the majorit) of people
al o. but when a minorit can
run things and get co,·cr ,,~ .. by
th..: press. which I think. i way
ove:rdnnc, rben c;omething h
surel) happening 10 our <;oun
try. onl} wa) -that it j,n't alway<>
the bc't ''a -t h:u c;\'CT)' cul·
unc j, n lcgitim:ltc '!\ptem in it'
0\\'11 etting, hi!.tot'} :md 'ocial
e\olution. It l>cem<~ to us that in this
nt'tic:le !Mr. Paulson i~ not. ming
,, hro.ul cnou~h concepuon of
tadn Amuican tradition for
hi~; foundation in comparing
\mel ic:an and P,cru\'ian treat· The Student Traffi~ Com
mi.-.sion w til not meet the
Tuc~d:w '\io\. I A. The last
appc:ah ,c,,ion for tht" term
wil1 be held Wcdnc,d:n ~o" .
19. from 10:15 to I I 00 .1m.
in the Montieth Room in
1 emplcton Thn,c tirket' j.,.
mcd after ~o, , 18 mn) be
appcakd ;u the fir.t .tppcal\
'C'\'\ton in J:mnary. nt.~tle me what I am.
to -.cc into the uacks and cre, ·ice~ of a mind
.and to look beyond the action of putting words into
people\ mouth,, dead or ah' e
to 'cc the H!T') import..'l.ncc or wh) people an .md c:-..tend
thcm,dve' to a point of v. tr and death,
lO lhi\llgt' th<:. ambiguOU'i \ICWpOIOt\ of life IOtO
dchntltH . one!> that 'ih~w m the outline\ of what happened,
for peace :tnd mo.ratoraum' wtlnt people to th1nk aml then
act . but 11. 'cem'. that nme goc~ by too quickly and
!\<1\'C to act before we thwk and then the patn of war bind1
uno :1 'tee that rannot let go upon the verv power of c-on n the 1
.• \b.ocrieo
e.r'Sal ir
He lo
l01.1TI 11:11
re.sc:r
)l'Ople
mcm of bask soc.ial "ituations . L-------------_J
It is rtll too ca~y to ''iew other
c ullmc' through the eye~ nf our
own preronct'ptiom; of right and
wrong. Pcrhap,, e"eT) culture
~hou ld be weighed against a
"univcr: nl" cCldc of ethic; which
would define what is humane
and mor.1l. Troupe set to perform
Nutcracker Ballet The \'l(l'>'>itud c~ or \\'ar
The. mu,ic hour \\til be held . and rnen \till dit madnnes or indlvtdualo;,
m Pamplin StJOrt' Center on
\ f
1 1 cour.tgeou\ or :1' coward,,
\ c< nc~< a) m·cmber 19, m tl order that It c.m prc,cnt a gtl<..'>t .m thm I h:ne to end bccau~ ume'\ take~ my hand
h B 11 d L .md ~")'" go . . ....
group. t c ·' et u a~ per· l 1 l
( . "Th ... k .me mu'i ormmg c · ... 11 l c r a c c r 1 1 d u11.c", b' ·rc-h,,ikm <ok\, An 1 or e "' am. ragged m the ~in of ne..,er knowang
\Ccnc Jl and Act ll. • or nc\'Cr c;uang for other than~ be')Jdc~t I went home from college £or
1.he e\-ening and m brother
hO\\Cd my mother a paper
"hidl had been handed to him
in a P E. class at school. She
then ~hawed me and ] got sic.k
to my stomach when I read it.
1 WOUld lH C tO know who or
w h a l org-.mi7.ation upplics
funds for "tr.l h" s11c.h a~ this. lu rc.·llit} a C(Qnd cono;idcra·
tion mmt be applied to ob\er
''<Ilion :md criticism o£ the e
isting S)Stem. Tili<~ refers to the
long estabJi,hL'<i practicalit) of
a sor.i:tl tradition in ito; own cnl·
tural and soc:ict:tl en' ironment .
Bcginnin~ \\ irh aboriginal cul·
ture in Peru ~nd later combin·
ing with Enrope:m conquest
and domination, this tradition The Ballet du Lac i~ a ·oun~
people's ballet g r o u p .mel
choreogr.1ph y worko;hop under
the direction of Catherine Ca.,. Concert to feature trumpet solo Nov. 20
ln this paper a lKl) st.ued
that he would want Iibert) to
do as he please or he gi,·cn a
fo tcr home:. ln ~encc he st.-1t·
ed that his father was "all wet."
Well, J S~) to this kid, c' l'O
though he may be in high
.school, that he's a liule wet be·
hind the ears. Halo he c\'cr a)k·
cd hif! parents what World War
ri was Jjkc( 1 ha\'e :-and I don't
want :1nother war which would
be much more C\crc. 1 want to
have Veiwam ended, too, but
I Jupport the gon~mment . I
might add, in bragging. that 1
do keep infonned on the h1ues
and clo know "where it's at"
e\·en though I think this \1., )·
M) .ad\'ice is. t~y together as
a famtl} £or thJS 1s the ba is of
~merica . If this (alb apart 1hcre
lli no hope. Today there an.· Junior Symphony plans arno o£ Lake o~wcgo . The <J"t
con~i'i t') o£ }oung ballet amatt'\11"'1
o£ '<1ried training; the \CntOI
mcrnbcr' working with rh<..· Jll
mar studl'nt'i. \ pa!tt prc.,ident
of the group. Ph)·lli" R.uHord
now a 'llUclent :tl l.cwi., .1nd Saturday specials
For the rin.t ume. thc Port· (lark College. will dircn the
land Junior S) mphonv will lll· fir)t scene o£ lhe proclucuon
t~Otlu{c a s.aturdav 1\tgbt <;pe-Tht enure production will \}('
Cl,tl. '\'hen ItS ntY. 'Cason open~ diiO((.'<J On \al.urda) '• Oect•mbcr
at 8:-'0 p.m. on '\0\. 22 in thl· 6, at l p m ,,ncl 3 p m at the
Civic Auditorium 'otudcnts "''ill L.tkC o .. wt:go .Jumor lligh
be able to purcha~t' an) vacant chool au~it~>rium . There will
or unr~crved .seat .after 8 p.m. be no adm1~~1on ch:trge.
Cor $1 upon pr~ntation of a
Mudent bot.l)' card. M-el t• •t• ( l) . Stu~lent.s representing the ju· ay GC lVI leS p.
mor S)mphon)' on campus. :-arc· ' · R · . · · 1~fark Dav1s, Quartcrma\ler
,crniC~ ~u~h . MJC.hacl C?ry• c\djutant or tht.. \'eteram of
Nan No~eh and Paula S1mon. Foreign \Vars, ,poke on behalf
r-----::-:-:--:- ------------ --~ of that group \t;Hing "fhe go'
P I 0 N E E R L 0 Ci ernment ha'> withdrawn Amen
can troop' £rom Vietnam at .1
Offidal pubUcation of tht-•todalNl Studtnbl ol IA.wia and Clutr r ... n--. rca!>onnbly (,,,, rate 1 he gov
06~$ S.W. Palltin~ nw R.d., PortJ&nd, Ore. 97219. Publilhtd brice-:;;;.; ernmcnt at thh umc need~ the
~-~~~year by Gann Publbhl .... Co., Sfownd daM nn~~•-ce .. -t.t at support of It\ rui1ens, not ~Jan
J"uo-uauu, Orecon.. .. ~ .. -... t-V dcr .md ridicule."
EDITOR Oav111 claimed " l'hetc i~ no
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • K C ·"----:-· £~' · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · • • ·....... en uno · 1 f ,._......,... wtor . . • • • • • • • • • • • 1 , i way we ran \tmp y •tep out o
Aaktant Ed! • • • • • • ·' • '· • • • • • · · • • · · • · • · nm ~P tt. Vi~lnam bec.llt~<C it i~ th·~ avow
1or · • · • • • · · · · · • · · • Bill H ' Ach>ert"""'cMa.n.acer • ....... • ........ " • artJna.nn Cd goal o£ commun ism tO COil·
Awnan~Adfe · • ~~ • • • · • • • · · ·' · · · • · · • · · • • '· • • · • • · JttTT Andrnoo quer and rule the world." Ht R • p ~ ~ ...... ,. •• ,. .. • • • • • • • • • • . • • I J lol It icll.ard.aorl • 1 .t!pOrttn. a1 ~. Jan t.aJer. Lori V&I'Oih Batbara l..ool:rua, Cath 53H "history ha?o proven the
~royd , ltulanl Bhk"~ Chf:l'JI Rudln lUck M Y ani) """') to 5top .t totalilaJ ian
F01ta, Paul .\focril, John Cooml"'t, Penn;'Cardn«, S:O~;;.;:.: Mflyer, Barb governme nt is to ddc.u it.''
Pllo!opwpben : C1uia Kit~. Joe Wud, Bob l\1c:An.a.Uy, Paul Jacob&. 1 he 'ympomlm wa~; <O·\(>Otl
Adn~ . . . . • o_rcd b\ PSU's ( :ommuni t" \( • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • •" • • • • • • • · •,. .... Car J~pkW I fa1rs aoard ;md the Oregon '--------------------------_j Counul for New Politics." . ~~~ '· Carol mah. trumpett't.
\\Ill he the feauned solOI'>l with
the LCC band when tt g1vco; m
f1nt c·oncert Thursday No' 20
\f~' Smith, who i~ pre\cntly
worlung towards her \tasters
Degree m trumpet, will play
"lll<.' llollow Men.'' by Vincent
Per~tcht>ttl . She de<~cribe' thC'
work ;}\ ''not the ra .. t tcchmcal
thing that mmt people expc( t from trumpt!t .,o)os but
'low and poeuc. modern
mg. atmo,phcric. . and
moody"
Rdorc commg to LCC
month!~ .1go \lin Smith
lugh \chool band and
for three ve:tr'l in Florida.
obt.uncd her B;Jchelor of
Educ,uion Degree from
Umvenity .
Brooks: people must take interest in UN
a~~ .ncm wh1ch 1s ''essentially
wtthm the domestic jmi'idic
1 ion" of a state
Dr. Brook '> empha·med th.tt
tht. l "J would be more effective
in bnngtng peace .md harmon)
between nauons "t£ onl) n.ltaon\
would be courageou' enough to
.. tancl up Cor \\'hat tht:' know i~
ri~h~;· forgetung purely nauon
altsuc and polittC"'.tl interest\
Rdll\al to ab1d£' by the Charter
ha<> led to the inability of the
body to .let in many c.t!le\.
Cenam inadequacie~ in the
pr.e'ient Charter, Or Brook.~
•~;ncl, UlggC!tl a review or lht do
rumcnt, looking for .m~as 10
whtch er£ccuve change'l lOUid
be: m.tde '>he felt th.\l changes
MC nt:CC"''i:tT)' became o( th(;• trt
mt•ndOU\ tncrea,e tn the ,j,e of
the IJN and the ampilf't of mo·
der? tedmology on the mter·
U.lllc>niiJ 'ICCOC.
. She. dicl pomt out ,0me ,trca'
lfl wluch the I 'N ha' lx:en \UL
rc~,ful. Th~c have been. she \atd, in the .trea' of the
C1Jl11ed agcnoe' under the
nomic .md Sori.d C'.ounr1l
hchnes that the\( ~ "h
.. uHC\.\t.>s hold the key to
too~rauon :tnd 'ucce,se'l 10
political field She ath
setung up tl'thnical
on .1 collecuve basi ... to .........
"help wHh no political
attached "
She .also tourhed on pi
·' "World Youth 1\o;.,eJmbl
ob\en a nee of the 25th an
\ary o£ the UN next ye.tr
believes th,tt the youth of
wo1ld have ~omcthin g to
the)' reali1e that "you c
prearh one thing and
olllOther"
"Let youth formulate
to plan for tltdr future
the help of the UN.'' she
\ lthOHgh dtstrcs'led bv a
.md allcrg). Dr Brook'
\wered que'ltiom from the a
cme for more tl\.ln .m huur
fore \he h..td to lca'c to
.1 pl.me. • ran on
hat the
• ·on to
I llgh l<;
to
,ew •
'rail R
::iS«~:unt ·
1eft frot
t pl:tn
ro pect
• wold
• rm s c1
Vice
Hairs I
1 Rcdcc<
( .
•
111
• pt(t\1
n m•
al,
.. I
were
Th
Tem
rd.
lfther
· the
lhc Cr
firti"'~ 'Jder)
d' un
.. c.xpe!
r\rchit~
Pi<.'r)
a me
:lll
"m
mpu .. 1
hi teet
tbjec t t
on <lh
M<J vember 18,
etch in~
hat ran not
death on a
<edom and
esent,
'l y:
tat •...
I into
1d extend
D
c happened,
k and then
quickly and"
of war bind\
n\lt.•r of con
hand
ng
v. 20
~oto~ but
ic. modern
• tenc and
ng to LCC
frs. Smith u
land and
·~ in Floruh1
~achelor of
nee from ;,
in UN(
kreas of the
lh under the
rial Counc1l.
the-.e "h
the li.C) to (u
d SUC(C\'IeS j
he ath
chnical
basi~ to
~ politlci\1
ched on pb
Jth \\.'lembl)
th~ 25th ,Ul
iol next ye•tr.
1he youth of
:nething to
lult ·•you c
ting and
formulate
II elf future
• UN," she
,trC'I'\ed bv a • Dr Brook,
m from the J
thJn an hour
to leave to PIONEER LOG 3
BLACK FACTORS Psych er discusses huma sexuality
by Primus St. John
Something ubont \mcriCa
cdispo\t her to \ce the works
hlac k poet.~ and novdi,t-, a.,
11 c•. dtmvr cxpcatcnn.· with·
, ont.u:ts to the unive~al.
1 Mich.•cl H:uper io; a black
rhh mean .. the hnncs and
incws th u t support hi<~ vision
the intct nal bc:tor:-. of thl·
1110u.k c..xpcri<'ncc. ·1 hi-. meam
hn emhr .u eel him,cJf and
hcrit. t~c with IMt· and loob
the founclation<i of the uni·
·cr e in hi" own mind. Thi~
Uknosilion 10 "he'' io. hio; poetic
is•on -the black e'pericncc
C\cryman.
Wh.rt do we mean b)· cvcn-
1 he recognition of C'<i .. tcrl·
al londinl'.s'l, the rcrognition
hat one c•mcrgc·., from a gener-
1 field of·pcrccp raon a pcr~on·
lit) distint'l y<'l mvolved in a
ig.1111ir: prorc""· I r refer\ to
ove~m p.tthy thrnugh fidelity
ncl cntimcnt Bm c'scnually
t rd<·rs to tht· i<ka th.tt there
(' casu.ll and opaatton.tl rae
tn" th:tt .111 men have an rom·
' M idt:•cl H arpcr i~ '' blar.k
JOel and th.u mean-; he Otn di.
·est him elf of the (ear white
lOClcty, invco;t in the auempt rhythms o( thi~ mttsic.: to strUc·
turc his poetic vi•ion .md h.t!l
t:'<pa.nrll·d it, ~ignifir..sn1 c tn llte
theory of poetry .1~ Eri< J Jorph y,
MiJco; Davt'l, •t ht'lonim Monk
.'wd John Cohmnc have e.xten·
dcd the si8nific::mcc of the
black c:<pcncnrc to mu~i1.JI • • com{>ouuon.
JI IS vi~ion is that unc mlhl
go bc)ond the dotted cnsibili·
tic~ of white hourgt:ois socict)
to cmbr.tn• all the di5pair .1nd
joy that living invoh ~ bea111r>e
he \l'C~ freed om as a ma ucr of
going bcyoncl nt:CC.S'iit)' to em.
brace a11 of one's po sibiliti""·
His poetry speaks thrnugh
the c••crycl.ty fliH'.Stjons of <On·
'ICiOII!InC 'i th,lt lie in the lit!IC
thin~ of life-p.trcnt~. friends,
ncw,paperc., etc. , .•
"It ;., the: deepest purpo~c of
poetry." o;au.J Dr c .• llahan,
't h a t ae,tht'liC ronu mpladon
trJn.,rorrm comuou,ncs~ into
beauty It is the dcepe'lt pua
poc;t of t11c poet to ch.tn~c life
to art and arl back to lif<· th.tt
we may live in frc<"dom and
our rhilchen in liberation . Fn ~e
dom brings intcgrit} nnd diver-
• • •• \ltV tO C'On<..CIOll"nC$5 • , •
Michael Harper is ao artist. Stressing that love: is othc:r
ccntcrccl concern and undc.!r·
st.mding, Dr. Arnold RuJtin,
Portland urologi.st spoke to Jny
chology 101 clas~t."' on nuum.m
Sc.'<uulit>" ·
",\cttt.tlly. my profe 'ion is
photogt .tphy." R u~tin announr ,..
cd. ''Mcclinnc and ~ex .1re my
hnbbics."
Bdorc starling hi~ prMenW·
ti•m, R us tin outlined hi
pced1. "I nm going to disr.m
anatomy and physiology, rrrhni·
qucs of imcrcou~. coiwl po~i
tions, conlracefHion and gon·
orrhca," he s:tid. ",\nybod) who
doesn't want to he.tr these
thinJ.,~ or thinb th~} might be
cmb.trr<J ~rd can lea,·e." N,.
body left.
"This is going to be a
straight·forw.ud talk," he con·
tinucd. "J don't think an word5
olTC 'b:ut.. They are just non·
en c S)llable<~ that we u~(· to
communica te how we feel.''
Fir.t, Rustin explained the
anatomy and functiom -and
slang n:\me~ -of male and fe
male genitalia . "It's funny."
R U'it in s."lid. "Only the things
we can see h;.ve 'il.lng tcnns. H
\\'C don't know, we don't talk
about them:·
,\!l a rcprodur.in2 :mimal, man
i extrcmch cffccti\·e. according
to Rmtin. The chances for fc.r-
go he ·ond proximity and
. omact and 'illbmcrge himself
n the particulars of the black
' pericnrc to di'icovcr ito; uni·
-cr:sal imports. Black theatre evaluated
He knowo; that mm1c the
piritual, jan i'i the tradition·
~crvoir mto which black
h.-nple have poured hope, :J'i·
rntion .mel the wtll 1o "be"
t they h;n e used th io; r~er
abo;orb the shocks and
,n ........ l, of life. He me~ the
to get new
· oat of paint A theatre .mdicncc w.a-. given
a ~emc of hupel ~~nes.~ .lt Ed
Coleman'" clc.~cription of the
"anachro nhm" that i~ 1\larl
Theatre.
Ha'\tory, he pro<ct.•dcd to
:;how, i!. par.tllcd or trailed ~y
theatre, not 'iurmountt•d by 11.
And the audttmrc rcm.1in~ jU\t
as enlightened or untouched as
It want~ to be.
Htstory ·'" .1 ttugglc for
blark recognition on '>tage be·
came a struggll' for "< har.u ter
dirncmionality," whi< h in turn
became 11 'itrngglc for opporun·
J~,· coat' of paint for the itv and ,0ri:tl impa< 1•
'rail Room, the ncrc..,,itv of Black theatre has uccccdccl
uruy mc,l\urc'>" to prc\t:IH in being another imtrumcnt of
1eh from the library, ,t "ma... \Uppre.."iion . Today. there .trt
plnn" for the campm. and fe\\'er Blads in the New York
ro pccu for fini .. hing the theatre than there werC' in the
riswold parking lot before 1920\ 12 nut of .1bom J500
•nn' end h.l\ e been rc\'ealed ,1,1geworker union membcr'i are
Vice Pre.-.idcn t for Stuclcm ~egr-o Coleman's own expc1 j.
fairs Kent llawlc) cncc with C)an Fran< i5rn theatri·
Rcde(Or.tllo n of the TraJI cal umons :ute\t~ 10 the open
oom, to be clone w11h 51 000 preJUdice th:n ha~ managed to
the building maimenanc t:-thwan opportunH) "They just
rcpai1 fund, will fcatun laughed and wouldn't even
·paintin~ of the fR in terra k " ta c my name
11:1 (tile red). blue and mus \nclirnce impart i" flt'J!Iig·
I <nlot ... I lawley "n1d "the bl b 1 "I "h k I . ;\ .t: CC:tll'iC: :l'l w 'i:tH • t c
u r·r ~o or, will bnng the out white audience j., not intert~l · ro he entertained.'' The white
;wdicncc r::mnot know the fu.
tility of the black's scarr.h for
cxprc~sion . Modem plaH reveal
the hum.111ism of \.rgro,, but
the people the me~agc j, trying
to reat h do not attend.
Pcuplt wiJJ run into a brtd
w.tJI onl} 50 manv ume~ before
trving .mother avenue ~o came
about the retreat into :1 black
\hell.
.. ~, he:nre h thcatrt•, '' came
rhc .ugument-wh\ h, ~egroes .
olOOIIt Nc.-grocs. for '\;egroes?
·r he ~cnse of futlln · ~prings
from a truggle to get by in a
white community . The onl)
afc rccour .. c, Coleman reason.
cd, "i cxempliried by the
trend toward a nationalistic
form of art." There is ~curity
in numbers and a 'emc of "be
longing to a bl.td: aesrhetic
brings .tboiH an itlemit " that
io; 'o urgt•ntl · ~oughr.
fn Coleman' 'iew. "bl:tck
dwatre is h\ ito; ,·cry nature re
volulion:tT)." ns h the whole
hlMk mu\ cmcnt. Pl:t,•writc.,
tend 10 write about their own
t' perienC<.''i -to ~ black in :1
white \\'Orld i~ an e pericncc
that need~ to be told. 101 . mto the room through eel in black problem~. ir w.tnt
pH llltc window,·· and "ere ;::::::;..;...--------------------------,
" mort: iuum;ue. lOnver J
onal, and informal atmos
........ " Plan" for the ~decorat ·
were submitted b) arc-hitect
ul Thiery and approved by
c Tcrnpleton Center Control Europe Craft Jackets
.trd
I If the rain.; hold orr until un
thc puving and cxpamion
th~ ~mwo ld parking lot may
,' fant!lhcd .,oon bcouse "the
'Jclcr 'MY if the weather
' . until \unday thev have ev
cxpcct.ttlon it will be pav·
Art:~Hen Thiery .md librar·
Pacry <tre nttcmpti ng to dc
'\C .1 method of con trollcc.l en
llll: tnd exih rrom tht.• libr
• which hab "been ncce'i'iitat·
h)· the great deal o( theft of
s and r(·riotlita 1~."
A "ma,tcr plan" Cor the
mpus hno; been dc.,igned by
h•.tctt Thier)" The J>l.1n is
•bJc:c t. to tc\i,ion" an a copv
on d1r.pl.ty in the lounge! o(
ell Manor COTTON SUEDES -PEA COATS, BUSH COATS
don's LODEN COATS
CORD BUSH COATS
Many other unusual
Jackets and Coats
Men's Shop
Over the Terwilliger Bridge in Hillsdale
244-3905 tiliz.ttion .•re high. "Each ejacu·
l:uioh relcoucs 750 miHion
~perm '·lis," he explained "lt'5
M:e 750 million troops ~ing to
c.trdl for .1 single sold1er.''
Ru!lrin ·went to w negate
evcr.1l wide.1tm!.td f~tll.u :ies Ac
wrdiug to Rustin, .tkohol does
not aid sexual pcrform:m(e, nor
is there ;ut .tphrodi~ i:ac to make
a per on more proficient . Ath·
!cue .1hility is not affected by
sexual intercourse, nnr can ex
crci\c build • np the genitab
Furthermore, nnt C:\'Cn a dor.ror
can clctcrminc if a girl is a \•ir·
• gm.
"We arc rruly in an orgaBmic
era," he commented. l hate to
shock. }nU felllows, but we: are
di5CO\"C:ring that the sex appc·
tite of \\'Omen is infinitely great·
er th:m thrtt of a man. This
exists he •usc a woman docs not
ha\ c to gn throul(h ,, refractory
(r~ting ) period after inter·
roun.c. lnstend, ~he cnn go on
10 another orgasm."
Cautionary word~ we-re a pan
of Rustin '~ speech. "Remember
that lo"e is not expoiting, but
helping," he said.
H n thousand wome.n had
sex regularl) ·. how man) would
he pregn:mt in one• )Cnr? Ac
conting to Rustin • .,..ithout oon
traccptinn, 840 would be preg·
nant.. Wath withdrawal. douch· ing or roam5, 500 would be preg·
nant. .350 Pregnancies woufd be
JikeJy to ocur if rhythm waJ
used. Com]orru nnd d•aphragtm
have a failure rate or 150, while
the pill usuaiJy has about five
failures per thont:tnd No prcg·
nandcs ~ ult from sterilir..ation.
.,Times h:tve c.hangcd," Ru~
tin s;tid. "We now feel that the
mollt immor.tl thing is to bring
an unwanted child into til~
world."
KLC sets Beatie special
K.l.C will be airing a special
presentation this Wednesrlay
eo.·ening from 7 to It p.m. It is
a four-hour taped documentary
on the Bc:atles. a group whirh
had an impar.t on our society
unequalled b) any othc:r music
al group.
The tdpe, which was ori~n·
all)' aired over radio suttOn
KINK and received with great
enthusia'im, in\"olvcd more chan
75 hour~ or preparation. It
deals with abe hi!ltory of the
group, as well as iu present
• • • act1v1 ues.
The de,·eolpment of the
Apple Corps record company
and the Beatles' movies a~ ex
plored. Als.o imcstiga ted ar~
the speculatio ns concerning a
utopia which the Beatles ma ·
be instituting.
PAR 1 Of" tHE I RAEL 0\rERSEAS STUDY CROUP AT ACRE", dmcmdinc
from the wall thalsurroundJ the ancient CJt}. (Photo b)' R.aodJ' Rice)
( ... ~ ' •
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A d1 mond fromWc•sfictcrs reflects tov for ver
W I fl ld's has crcd•t for students of promise
~
Uoyd Center Eastport Piau
1233 Uoyd Ctr. 4024 S.E. B2nd.
Bolt\ stota open dally until 9 p.m. e marred by fumbles and
ers • r1
b)' Ric~ M r.ttg~
In n ~lmc na.&rrcd b fmnhle.s
and mhc:ued pl:t) t11c Lc~wi~
nd Clark Paonl'CI mt ~cd 11
grcat oppoa umit for an up,et
,:s, turda) aftento<'ln a~ lh~, . "~rc
drop~d h' Pugc:t 'ound 28 27
Le.tthng b • ~ much 1\!1 21
pmnr an the econd quarter th~
Palatinr Moh found the pi~kin
a htele lip~lj in the scco.ntl
h If and the l..oggers \\rre qllltl.:.
to ta~e d\'anu.ge
Owning the football for mul'h
o£ the eoond half the l.oggers
The trim Hugger
button-dO\\D
H b,,._, __ .,!.ri~U.•AI
-... 6tbu~.. .. .. , _,.., iXkr ~ _ _,.. fml Ill< -.w.
ilu> cl C. M • doh oAlod cr£,, I• -. ~ ............... ,..._.
CRL\lG
.~~JJD -ose
put ~''o o;trikt'!> on thl.' .. ,ore.."
Q(1,trd in th(' third ~1.107.\, 01\t'
,, 3Ci .ml P"'' I rom Bob C.1'icll\
.md anothrr· bmnh fc\1 71 ) .uth.
Votmg hi'( mnlidt'tH in til<'
t\\0 point ron,cDion, C:l\OH
Citc.:d a pa s 10 Elli Cain (oa
the two-pointer ,mel the rc'ult
''a tht' LuKbre' ~c\ t•nth win in
eighl tri~ .
Jo:\'en thing looked bright fm
the Orunge and Bl.trk a~ Fred
Wil un' gTiddc~ orne out
breathing lire from the out,ct.
\'c:maing £or an ur)\(..~t of the
high!· toutc:d ,i,itors Pat \ft
gud sot the Pioneer~ gosng
e.trl) in the first quarter a~ he
'' cnt mer from 1 vanl out for • the initial 't-on"'. Oppo~ition to
thC tWO point COfl\'C&'IiOil ~t·
tempt prm cd Ul\\tH '(C.S~ful and
the Piom.'ct.. h;td !\Ct the pa(c
·" 8·0. lJtili1ing llac fine hall·h:awk·
ing pea (ormance of the dt~fcn'e
rh~ Pioneers onele again founcl
thrm,ch c. in g<>0\1 rield po,i·
tion nt the !it:ut or the sewnd
panel .md Jon Jnqun put the
point'> on the boarcl from fiv~
\"ar<h out. Kc' ing on • lotN~
ball at the 31 'nrd line lhc
Pioneers made it 21 to 0 with
R Rife rnrr.,.ing the pi~kin
O\ cr from lhe 1 ·ard line.
\fter that score, howe,er, the
\\':\II began to rnvc in on the
Pinnct'r with UPS obtaining
two quic.k tone hdown . Yielding
to the talented amt of 'Bob
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ltlera~ r111tf Usttl lrutnm1r"t
Rep:air. RcfluiJhiug :and Rl'ttorin{l
2172 W. Bum side
Ph. 222-5661
Immediat e Openings
Men Students
1300 guarentno tor 11 w•lll•
P•n 1lme ~ark . PlONfER LOG
Cn~on the.· Logge~ M mnl un
,, nl" .111d
rrum l'u· ll.l~,c~ of 18 :md I
lt'OHght the itl\'.ukt
get Snmui to 21-1•1.
\\1ith nwmen tmn now <Ill
tht'ir 'ide· the Log~tf'i were nnt
co h~ tleniccl. lnitinthc b' the
Jliom·ct "'·~' nul l,u king, hm~ •
cH,r, .md the Orange put the
fmlll m.u kcr on the 'it m d>o.ml
nn .a 12 -ard juunl h' I .1rt\
Mcllum '11w eu ut•ing P•''~
f.1ilc<l .111cl tht• Pionct't' ''·" t<'d
clinging to .1 27-14 lt•.ul. lhwiug
their harh to the \\:tll the I..og
gen. fought bac:k and in a
rou~c Clf 3 minut(" :md Hi -.c<ottd'l g;tincd the Jto.uJ fnr
J..r·cp~.
Altc1 nating pl.l)~ well c,,,on
r..rlktl the "bornh'' .mel the Pto
lli'Cr set und:ny \\ ll5 t'olll~h l oH
G"·"d lr'i th~ I nhrgCt\ put it in
lor Llw 'oore. l.Mk i ng ) ct .tno
thct 11> UPS found the cntl·
tone .tg.tin on .1 pl.t) ~imiltu to
the one thltt proved so ~uac·~~ ·
ful minutes hdorc. I ooking [or
,, luopholc in the 1 C ddt•m.t•
C:t nn found hi' split end D.ln
1 hm ~ton in the open nnd the
Lohrgcr 'fX~dstcr ro' creel tlw
nc" ·-.~ary 71 :ud~ for the \core.
M i\ ... ing two carlit'r conH't·
Fix, Pioneers take AAU title
TMl' Of his \t,:J\011 fot ,, 27:25
clo1 ling. boy ]am~s R)•tm
Senior Da' t• Fix captut t•d hi~
thitd ~u.tight Orc.·gon A.\U ti·
tk 1s he lcrl the l.C thind.uh
10 thctr third ~tr;tight t t'OWn at
Ptcr Park Sawrclll).
Covt•riug th~ ,o~ · fi\'c..'-milc
C01111iC in 25:'i0.1, Joi'l: OllttJio; .
t.tnrcd Pioneer teammate Ba un·
Runt i( for the inclividnal hun·
oa;;. Runde\ time "'"" 26:or,.
~either rhc rag nor the (hill·
ing morning air could h,tmpcr
the Pioncc" a~ the> rollccl up
an imprcS,c;jw 23 poant to <'lnirn
their victoq. Th~ Orangemcn
gr.tbbcd fir t, 'crontl, fifth,
,j th, and ninth plnccs in their
winning dfort.
Sw:uh Bob B crh r.tn thirtl t • for the fJioncers .tnd took tht•
rihh plalc medal mcrall a .. hc
ro,ercd the rir,uit in 27:09.
Foltowi nr ri~h t on BH!t h'
hcch wa Keith \\'ood.ud who
finished ''xth and r.m tht• bt•\1 Cmupleting the I.C: \toting
\\'a~ Mtkc 1\oycr in ninth I>O\i·
tion in a linw of 27:'i t. Mike:
Kc}c~. t~nlh in 27:57, .md l\tikt
R't•an, ... ixtt't•nth in 2R:·I3, roun
tkcl out the LC squ.1cl •
t'he PiCln<'t:~ tnok home their
second champion~hip fm the
~t·amn rhi'i ·car "' tht•y fell two
points 'h01 t o£ tcpt•ating their
JClh8 "triplt• "own" ~wcc.·r Cap·
wring the NWG title and the
A \ l1 c ruwn, tlw Pioneer~ onl..-• let the ~A) ,\ Di\trtrt II 'ictur'
e tape them.
Onl gr.tcluating D.wc r:i~
will be lo"t fur nc:\:1 )ear·~ team
,t the rc l of I he h.1rricr ,lr('
'ophomore' ami ftc,hmcn . 'Vith
n corner on vouth, Lewis nnd
Cl:u k ~ltould · be expect<'d to
wndmw ih dominating W:\}'' in
northwt''' tollt-gc croo;rountrv
Cor 'om<· t nne to rc1mc.
Soccer squad takes third in NWC
l.cwi"' and (..l.u~' \O((Cf club
cnnt·d third place in the
l"orth~vest le.tgue Saturda} b,•
dcfe.umg winle~s Pacific: Uni\CT·
~it) .5·1 in Forc'l Gro\'t'. The
Pioneers nnw \\'ait for tht• first
game of the winter !IC,,~on with IllS\\ Bmad•a) • I Ollbnd
PhOne .2• Sll1
0t'rn ~IUDT QoJO t 0 ,Jlltn 1141) r 0 10 II> o Aho full•tlme openings :t \C3~0n rt.'C'OJ d o£ four win~.
Call today 233-6884 one lo" and two ric •
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a
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tor 5enrors and graduate students. We'll take
the risk. You have rhe lun. Live a Lrttlel Our
Collese Rt!prescntatrve c:.an show you how.
Todd V. Wilder t~c ('Cntcr (orw • .rcl pmition
l.: acl<cd thc fir:r;t Pioncc• go.tl
Baby Sitter Wanted
to work pan or tull tlmo, lnclud•
ing holldoy break; live in or out,
salary and hours negotiable
cont.Bct Mrs Meigs
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oun
~ion attempts the l oggcr.
the thircl .rttl'lllJH a \llt'cc·u
the pl;ty f>TU\'Ct to ht dt
Y.udngt• \~':\' h:ud to romt
for the P.tlatinc j{T'Idtn("O
tht•n on but 1-.nt i\fagucl and
mate' still h.1d .1 few t r ·,u,l
11 )' .tnd th<· Ptom:c '' be~an
Ionge'' tlri "'' of the· aftt'
lt.auling the: hall hom
own cncl of llw fit•ld the
t'C"' carrit•tl to tht• l..ohrg"r
·.mf lim• whr.rc the took
rirst .nul gn.1l to go.
Emhmi,1,tn clicd qu'
ho\\ c:H!r, ·" \IJgucl lmt the
cUe em the first play
\C timm.tgc .md with 1:26
ing on the \t,tclium dotl
tJni\'cnicy of Pugct Sound
mer control or the foorball
\lrn011 in dc"peration
Ptonecrs tried to \C'C'\Itt• the
onre ~g.•in hut time wa~
mg .rgaimt them.
Recording the. it fourth 101
the )Car rhc l'LonnN do'e
the• 1"169 'ea,on .u fl~1.
c onfuc: nee C'rown will be
by Puific: l.uther.m. Lin
Whitm.m, .mel l.cwi .. and
who cMh rimed out tltc
t•nrc ~< hcdule with 4-2
Bookstore to hold
'I he Bookstore wilt ho
pre.vacation ,,ale of book'l, I
.trt .md picture calendar\,
.tncc p.apcrb.td.~. art prints
pmten. etc. in Dining
I and 2 on Wcdne'>rlay
'J huro;day, "lo'· 19 and 20.
Of \pt.etal note are a
of book.. pun:h,,,cd as ou
prant "remainder\" .tt n
hall·pt ire, most lav"hl)
trated, of 'Jl u~d topac~
~uitable Cot gaft.., Tht•re will
dt.aranrc of book\ an pn
1.1r arc ts, ,urh ao; poetq
art. A few 51ationar)' ~~
itt'm' will lll~o be on \;tlc.
-(paid 2
GUITAR LESSONS
classical and modern JOZZ
beqinners to advanced
r1udents accepted
by Wtll Bledsoe
Denny's Music
S.E 39th and Division
236·0734
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