Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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February 20, 1970 Volume 28, Number 31
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1970-02-20
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Language department considers addition
of all-girl experimental Spanish floor in Platt
h) P.mtc.>l.t 'Jc.:hon
r.u' in Pl111 Il.dl rna\ he '
.1 ...... ang IIC 't tcr an to nmkt•
for an all·~h I Sp:tni'h
• 1 he llt w ~p.mhh .uc.·a would Cot part ic:i pat ion on tlw floor,
C't•ttain timl>s \\OIIId bt• ~CI
a idl· c.•at h wee'-: when suukuts,
Lu ult · .uul \ isiting guc~u m.•)'
get wgcthcr .tncl mordin.ur pos·
~ihll' i ndc•pcnch•nt st uti} pro·
Jt't t"'. inro a libr.uy of 'han~d books
which would be open to both
tndcnt!> .uul profcs~nrs . These
Louk~ would rt'm.tin with the
lh iug llllll but would he rrc:c
for u~c :u an} time .
Sh,,ron \ Vc::ascr, a member of
rhc planniu~ cnmmiucc {or the
flo01, trl'sscd th,11 studentS p.tr
cidp:uing in the experimental
progr:un rnust be willing tn
commit them c:hc..., tn indh i·
tlu,tl .tnd ucative effort in me
of the l.mgu.tgc and 10 ~hare ,,,.;. imcn t "Hh \t \'lf .II rtc.'\\'
c;w h a' .1 \p.m i~h pr n
((!."lf .mcl hi\ waft II\ in~ on
rhc rloM with the gitlo;, a ~p.tn
i~t liln 11 \. languaKc. c rcdit .lllcl
1~ i.tl \p.111hh m H ttlt~tl pw Suggest eel acth itics Cur lhc
flum include im i ting foreign
w~elt •nt from ncighhnring high
"honl' ,llltf t Oflt•ges, ,1\ \\I'JI ,1\
ot hc1 pl.'ople hom the corn·
munil} who wnulcl be.• willing
tfJfn'· pmpO\l or I he Hoot
Ill' tn 1 cl.uc in the :u a· All)' \llldcnt inlt't<' tc.·cl in
living nil .111 l'XJ)Ct imt'llt.tl,
pwfC.\\01 lin'-ill !'ip.uush {lnnr
'(IIIII~ tl.'l m, pk.,,,. c ont:u 1
Chef\ n Wci't't, lm I~R ut
ext. li2j lwtorc l:t·h. 2f•. • • 111 &n:lJOI' C\'Cnl~. devclopmem Tlw
t•tHk;n·ot \\' j I h pt'CT
.. "" p ) \lt'nt C':\ JW1H'Of C. 1"lw
( 1~rimcnt would be unclcnak
on the bac;i' th.tt an .1part·
mrnt untt would lw ptt)\ i<lt•cl
";)u·re j.1imc Pt·tc.:/ LC Sp.mi'h
profl•,\nt rrusu ~p.un •• ultl hh
V<iff. I .1 bel, would I i vt•.
M:.j01 goal' of thc· <·~pl't i
mcntnl lloor could he m.ulc·
p.!Mtblc through full cnopc•ta·
lion with tht <ipani'h clc·part·
mcnt. Theft. j, a p<w•ibilit\
that 011t'·thit<l rcmver ation crt··
1d11 \\Onlcl be made :1\'!til.tblc to come :mtl .,hare licfc.~. £ilrn~.
C:\p~t U'OCC\ :l!ld tOOkiug·fl'M"' of
La_u_n Amcncan and Sp.tni'h
C'lll\tnl' and dancing. A gencrn)
attempt \\'01ald be m.tcll· w
highlight llu, 1·ulturc :tnd c i\'·
ili,ario!l of Sp:tni~h-,pe:-~l.:ing
t CUIIIU IC\,
\ ho pt opOSl'<l, i~ the com·cr
'ion of one room on the floor and rhc: c\':\ lu:uion of dte ex·
• pcnntcnt .
A ~t·<nndary lmrpo'c of the
Sp.mio;h flour "'i I be to prepare
tho~c · 'itutlcnt~ chosen to go on
the mcr'icaco progr.tm in <;pain
nc:-<t }car. The ~oup wall h n·c
Perez antl hi" w1fc :t'i leade~.
Guest professor to talk
I he Three Menning of
F.tith" will be the topic of a
lcc:turc b John A. Hutchison
un Thund.l~, Feb. ~fl. :u 11 a.m.
in the Council Chamber.
Environmental teach-in set for April Dr llutrhioc.oH i~ n prorc .. ~or
of the philo oph}' of religion .u
Cl.trt>mont Graduate School in
Cla1crnont, C.tlif. Ht' appear
ante hctc i'l being 'ipon'iOrcd
joint I b) the CA>nvoc<~tio n
Committc·c .utd lhC depart·
mcnt" of phito~ophy and rt'li·
gio11. Jlrofc..'i~Or l(utdtiwn Wtll
Ul' rnt·cting with sc,cral cia 'e'
throughout the dav Stttdent.s
wi)l h.I\-C the OpPorLUnit)' tO
mc.:t:t '\ ith him :md di.,C\1\S in·
fonnall}' .1t Profc"or John Har
rington s home on feb. !?fi ,It
7:j0 p.m .mtl tht· rollowing clay
em en rnpuos. Grant Rcdtlon. lc.:cl\ntr in
ph)'ll , contend, th.u 'ltudcnh.
rog~thcr with the ;ulmana'itt •·
tton .md f.":ulty. rnu't Ill· m·
(orrnt d or tlw t'll\ aromncntnl
tfl\h cndrtnJ.!el ing hum.tnit\.
He t•xpl.um, " we arc not
I uJI.;ing Uf )ll\t p01l1111011 .tnd
popuhuon conttol but rt
\\hole tr,t"'formation of :uti·
tudes "
Ell\ironrncntal Tl.l<h • ln.
lnr. l'ith it, orritt• in \\ .t,hing
ton. D.C.. .tnd mort than •100
ch:tpt r' on colkgc c .tmpmc, ,
KJ\ c tahli,hcd 1.1-.t Dcrcmhct
h) lOngrc,,m<:·n. '>tudc.nt' and
bu~in c"mcn. \ na11on wid<:·
lt'.lch in, ~t heclnlt:d £cu \pnl 22
on t:ampusc\, in high .. chooh.
':uul in communitic.·'· \\til lw
dnutLtl to ll•,Jrning ,tbout .tnd
IIndt• ~t.tndmg the ptnblc.:m' o£
the 1 uv~tnnmcnt . (Sc<: '<;pee j.
llllt• p.lgt: ~ ) 0111 t'l\\ ironment hao; bt.·cn or
t ur ring for some time."
1\er.athC lhc ll':u h·ill will h1•
pl.tnncd and organi1ccl .11 the
lot.al le\'d, the rt•lc\',ltlc ,. of lo·
l.tl J\'IUcs Jntl :lcti\'itic' will be
cmpha'>llt'cl Raddon, "ho pon·
\OI cd J,t,t tt·a m\ Em ironmcntal
Cl.t" will ( oor dina u· .1ct i\'i tics
for l ( He hopt'' 1 hat the plan·
ning for \pril 2:? will he init·
iatcd by .. tullcnt ;mcl gain the.
in\'OI\'ement of the entire .1c.a
demit-communit ·.
Tho'l' pCt1>0II5 who Hrl' intt'r·
c,tt·d in working for the teach
in ,hould (Ont:trt Racldon nt
hi, n(fi(e in BoDine, at E:\t.
:4~6 . ur throu~h Bo' I[, Rc,id~ being on the f~1cuhy
.tt Clnrcmont, Dr. Hutrhi,on
i the .unhor of ~\cr:•l boob
illt.luuing his most recent. Paths
of F~t~th, ,\·hich i'i a romplcte
text of compar.ui\C~ religiom.
LC to sponsor Model United Nations
One o( thl' ca,cs will be a 5Uit
fill•cl b\ lnclon~ ia ag:tinn
Ft .uu c for d:tmages re:'\nh ing
hom Fr~nch tc,ting ol nurlt-:u
\\Capon" tn the -,outh 1-. tcilic
\t the \locld l "J of the
F.n Wc't m \pnl 1~0 to p;o
college' \\'ill be reprc,ented. • ow we 1srega our
• own environment
Pfo Rtl \P~ \ ........ JUII low huporb"l lll crt "hl'rt! ~l·'rc: cau". l he pklurollbo\t'
t-lto'l' .. -.anl(tlt ,,, 1.£ ltuh·nlt' bl.ll.lflt di·rq;ud lor ~lllnpu Ia"' nt 1nd
~•rubbl•n unh tn (llin ~ ·•·comJ '"' ll\'o. \bme, lh<' b"'" b ('l.all Hall h~a ~"'
1\'o"' b.ln m·' t to tht' idto" all.~ ct•nll'r, thi' trout p;&l'llll.·t. a rn:u dam l.eh• cen
(;.,pd;and .md Pl.atl IIJII~; oottrnn, impnlienl p..-destn~JU hJI"' "'on• tha rut bt
·hnabbo r ru•ar tht~ \lall, "ith tlau~ '' llllabh• UJ ulhcr idr4 (PhoiO\PUPh~ b Hub R.u lclon c nn t unH''· "ln orch•t
IO unclt•t·\t,lllcl Olll (.'fiVIJ'On
lll<'llt, we 'hould rc.al11c that
tilt' pl:uwt L.trth j, a Jik '"P·
port ' .,,,.m m.tclc up of .t <om
plex intc•r • rclatiomhip n(
pl.mts, anima h. ft c'h ".ttt•r .1ml
!wile 'oil that g ""' cm•tg'·
' from thl' .. un. If \nt,tll ch.lllgc."•
arc: nltldc. the ,,·,tcm c.m ad·
llht. If acflllati\C tl.mt.agc oc
mrs. the \Htcm will hrt.•ak
c!0\1 ll •• \c I lltTl\tl.ttl'd tl.lnt.lgt• lO 1 omorrow the T.C 'pomored
lJnttc.d ~<lllOn'> Mocld 1\~·c uril)'
(.ounnl will tnl'Ct from 8 a.m.
tn 6 p m. in E'··'""· Twelve
Oregon colleges junior rolle~t'\
:nul it rornplita lnn or tugh
,rhool 'tuclcnt' \dll partic.ip.uc
in thi' 1nd the utwh• org.tnit('cl
\f xld V ~ 1 ntcrn.tt ional Com t
of J lhttrt:
\nordin~ to I C ~tutlcnt
Ch;n lc:' \Villiam' .. cnctnl)' gen·
cr:tJ of the \fodd Ct\lt'it\
Cou11dl, both ~{' .. ,ton' are open
for ob,cn·atio n. \lc \n.alh .)
First Edition to present rock and jazz sounds
:\lill5trels .
Albina seeks art work
1 he \1 hma \at Cr.tHt'l ''
'JIOil\nnng it' fum th .mnu.tl
mtttopoh tan .u 1 t•xhibition
Olnd rumpcttttnn
\n\'onc ht•twl·t•n tht .tgt.•, of
15 ·IIIC! 20 I\ cltJ;Ihk ;md t.'ntllt.'\
mu,t hl· m h)' \f.lH h 7 <.att
gorics tn1ludc JMtllting . chaw
a~lg, gr.~phu ... "ulpttllt•, tex
t1lt:, .and HI .tmi" ( ;"h pr i1c.''
Wtll he .1\\'olllkcl
Rt·gul.ttion .uul enll\' fotm'
Ina\ he pic ked up ;u thl· 1 t'n
tcr. 1:or mort• in£unn;tt10tl lOfl
lnrt till \lb111.1 All < .('tllt.:t ,11
· ~.!!. k.dltng-.wutth ut phuuc
2!48.fiiti6, Rq>rc,entcd :trt' Orc.•gon St.ltc
l ntH'T'iitv, Linfield. Pot tl.ancl
-,t.\lt l'ntn·r,tl\. l'ni\enit' of
l,onl.tncl Cnntorch.t, (lortlaml
Communtl\ Coll~~t·. Mt"trupul i
tan C.ongrc..,, oC \Vorld \Cf.tit"
(the com pI i 1 :ll inn ~lf h1gh
'chouh) I .m~ct Cnlllmhi.t Col·
le~c Mld Clad, ( .ollcgc.
J·mn 1 omm11JCC' wall dt•batc:
'lllc'h I" \It'\ ,1, tT ' tr uop' i 11
Kotl':\, inhlllatJon into I ,,o, In
"Jnrah Vic.•m.am. t' ll'rn.•l sup
port for the P . .Jc,uni.m libt:tll·
tion nH>n·mem .1ml Pale tini.ut
1cfugc.: e~ in 1lu \lldclle E,l\t.
Tlw ;\lndcl ( outt of Ju tiu•
h mct•d ug fm rhc. ( n 't t imc
,lful wilt h,tw du '\otthwc t
Srhuol ol Law f.u uh' :l\ tudgl . 1\.t•nn\ Rogct' .md the Fiht
Edition \\all tompt'i<.e the nc'l:t
ph.1'c of rhe Cnlturnl ,\t h
Satl'" Feb. 2 I.
l"hc• root ol the fiT<it Edi
tion cxtcncl into the ,,tned ,oil
or lulk mclod ·• bluc-., j.l7.Z. h.mi
t od: ami the cl.1 ir:,,
1 ht• ~roup " " bm n wht n
tn(•mlt('r' nt R.mth P•" k · '\c·''
l ""'" ~ltno;ttt•l' got wgctht r
.tnll C:\t h.mgcd idc.t" .tbout the
"nt \\' nlll'it " "l \\ o min,nd -
h~ ""' Rngt.•r:o. .mtl \likt ·cnlc
·\J'Il'.ulu: .tdctl the 1 if,l ltlilmn.
\11~ l' h., .. 'iitu ' lclt the J:l our
{ol .1 t.trcet in tden-.ron , but
still lOillJI(N~' lor the gTO\tp oc:-
' ,,,.ionuiiY.
slwllh ,tft<'l' The ln't F.tli·
1 inn ",1.; [mnwd. Tom muth
c1 , ,, mrtHht.'r l>f tlu; .tutlac.·HC<'.
'-ignnl them tor the · 'H1Hther
f\ruthc1"' Comcd llnur · Later, .111 alhum impl called
"I he Fir~t Edition" was TC.
curded .wei t elc.1 cd under ron
tr:u t to Rcprhc Rcrord . One
of the rlth, ''I us1 Dropped an
to See \\1h.ll .onditton i\h
Cundition \V, in," wa< r<'lea o.'(l
·" ,, ~ingle ami he amc n hit.
J'he Fit t Cdition ha ap{)Citr
ctl ,int c on nlllliCIU\1' ll'lc' 1 ion
~ho,,·, .1ml in m.m tlf the
1 u1mt 1\ • 1up night dub ...
M u iri;w of '.u ktl back·
~nnmd tumpm<:' the l"in•l Ecli-
• 1101\
1\,,\., pl.l\cl ht nm Ru,.:-cu
\\',,, a mcmbl·t o( tht Rohh
lln\ le Ttill, a jnu ~roup, a'
well ,,s the ~l'\\ C:hnm \lin·
.. trl'l .
t'ct n Willi 1m hcg.m a\ ·'
:o.tml it • gmt.u i.\t '" ret onli n~
in I lolh w'" ... 1 1 ... ttet,
JOined tht '\c. w hri!lt .
,C,~ Illll
he too, \laf') .\rnold, '' ith a D111ke
l rll\en.it • nd C.omenaton of
\lu il in Lo .\n •elcs educatio n
behind her. \\'orl.:ed wnh the
Young \merit. n and the Kid
~e:\t noor.
Guit. ri 1 Kin Va ', the ne''
e t member of \he Fit t F.dilion.
\\Orkcd " di" jode , mu ician
,uul 'ompo t r on hi f.lh(;r·s
rndto !lt=tuon He \\:t .. originall)
.t mcmbt•t o£ the folks~ Back
1\ltdt Majmit\ in l'hoenix.
~lid i.e\ Jou~. th utnnte.t, be
~·m '' ith .1 Tc..,au in~er Ttini
I OJ)('l and latc:t joined Bnb (),.
l.•n.
1 h(ir effort~. (u ed into one
gt'oup. the l:ir t Edition, wilJ
be pt ocntt-"(1 .1t p m c•n Feb.
~ 111 l\nuplin ·potts .. enter
\dmi ~ .. ion ''ill be ~ £or tu
dcnh Jnd ~2 i5 ror adult . PH1NEFR 1 OC Febtuar 20, ftbrllar)' 20, 19j
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The Palatine Manner as I see_iJ_
by Denys Howard GheHo problems come to sharp focus
in Albina's 'little brown schoolhouse' b Rtck Go
•ud Tom
n~~pome to
.. ;n,,uung numue
1'10 11 u r I G
notni n.lt ions l
~ t 10 fihm
Thac :~rc 50nt A good place to ~~ tC\:tboo~'
i the: Vnr,it Uool; Exrh.mgt> .
1 he r.:tn't gu:arant~c having
what \OU want. bm it llll\<~ to
r,h('d.: .1~ the\ alw:n., ~d for .1
lot lc: " th 111 doc:' our bool.; .. torc.
\ .thit ju!it moH'<l into ht·n
perm:mcnt quarteT' :.tt ) g~., '\\
t.llh, bct,,cen Jack'iOn atUJ (OJ
lege. •••••
:\1' f:noritc l\\0 C.'lpricorn.;
arc Rkhard Nhon nnd Mao
T wng. The' h:n e pe~onaJi.
ues so \imilar? •••••
C('n orship j, the impo,ing of
one person's ''aluc S\'>tcm upon
another pe.non. There are two
kind of n•n,orship. and I hold
them both to be e,·iJ. The fiN
i n\'Oh r ,, man who forces hh
belief<~ upon others. :tnd the
~e(ond imolve" a m:m who al
h>ws omconc l:he's belief, to be
!m' cd upon him. The fif'it in·
\OI~ a John Howard (Presi·
dem. Palndne Manor}, and the
erond irn'ohc~ a John Brown
(Prof~or, Hhton Depart·
ment) .
Howard once snggc ted to a
barefoot girl that ~he don ~hoes
before entering the chapel for
dedicnon· seni~. Persons
\\Orking for Maintenance dur
ing ummer are wnrncd not to
remo,·e rh~ir -.hirt~. for fear of
bringing Hi WT3th down upon
thermehcs . He rame do'c to
firing a bo) \\'ho wa~ picking up
mail :u the libran ~Jll$ toot·
wear. cal mO\cmcnt . Ptl:\ttmabl it '"I" lcgitim.tlt.' rm 1\to\Hl to de·
In cr a \1 .tth ingl pt.'f'Onal .at·
t.u l on R id1anl ~rith.m~ dur
mg cIa,, time. rrnum.lhh it
'"a' lcgitam.tll' ltl ch ·"' ob\'~OU\
li:Jt111lch hl'l\\'t•cn '"""' Eng·
and .and \~new \mcnrn. But
it '' ,, nut lcguim.ttc to .. pea~
out publi( I and ro c:ommit hi"
time ,, ,,·cit a hh name to :1
cau c in ''hi( h he dt•.lfh t>e
Jil', ('cl,
Thi' lind of rdu al 10 t.al.:t•
ri k hn~ got tn 'top. If :a 'orial
s ,tcm i to be l<'git i m.tte, then
all people.• mu\t be frn· to think
anrl \3\ ·'"' the' hcliC\('. \\'c • mu't ha\e the courage 10 con·
tinuc to 'JlcJk out in o;pitc of
the piro \~nc" ·': fot if we do,
.mel on I I r \\'C do. I hen truth
h:l' n c:ham <.' to he deter mined.
"( he \iJCill C of thnm.tncl\ of
"intdlt•< utah" wa.-. a' much ro
he condt>mncd ·'" "'-" the out·
'f>Olt•n poli<'\ of Joe i\lcC.trth\.
To rcm:lin ~ilenr, whether it
be about John Ilow;~rrl\ :tb<;urd
patc.·r naJi,m or whether it ron·
~rn' the wnr in Vietnam. c.m.
not be fofl!tH'n It i\ b' rc
m:aining ilent that we .tllow
Opinion otlun ~ to impo'"' their \',tluc
'} ,tt•m, upon U\. •••••
'l he\ '"' tl1.1 t in t ht• old <Ia)'
thcrt' ''a' .t ll(l.ll<l\\otlk nn tht•
Wt•\t n.mk n( thc.• Willamt•ttt •.
Pm tlandef" Ctluld ~~roll .tlong
tlw b'l',l\<i, .tnd tht'\ coulcl 'IC.'t'
(lear thwugh thl' water to tlw
thn bet!. lt j, diUcn·nt nm,.
Ten e.1n ago, m htotht•r
had 10 h.aH' .t tct.tllll' 'hnt .after
lw h1ntt in tlw \\'ill.amcttt'. \
bm who ,,.a, on the ri,erb.tnk
in dO\' Ill OWn Pnrt l.tnd t ct <.'Ill h
de,c:rib\'d 1 he ~tt•nt h t h.st H' ee t'
the "tourht," • • • • •
I do not tl\llalh ,,., itt• or
thing-" moH' n:ufonal.'' nn
(neml bt cl\N' the ( ancc•r of
our ttmt:' '' rt'\ ca kcl mo,t
ck.trly in rnl'clf. 10\ h ic.md~
th ,, rHmpll\. The t e.t~Oil'l rm
tht. c"t·rmin.\lion of tl\C' human
r .lc e :m: to be [nnnd in rollt~c.·
~tutlcnh who condemn imlll\·
trial pollution whik dt.·~tro ·ing
their campm. In frco,,k, ,,ho
condemn tlw wat \\hilc hating
jor~' In a collegt• conununil\
'' hich deplore' o\ c.:r-population
\\'hile rai<~ing chilcln.'n. In men
,,·ho rnnnot < ry and in women
who cannot lead.
Jesus Christ: answer to world problems
bv Bn1cc Runc:ie to athicH· the an,wo to the
Nearh 2.000 H.ar' :wo Jc'u' world~ problem<> by hh own
Chri~t lhed :met cl;umc.d to efforts. He fail\ to reah1c that
h;nc the .1n<~wcr' :md ,olution., peace must bt found thro11gh ,,
tu thi~ world', problem'. For per onal rclauon,hip w11h (,ocl.
ccntm ic.:~ after. million' around )e.-.m Chno;t has rl.1imed LO
the worlcl tried fesu~ and <JUi« k· be the Wd\ l lc -.aid. "f am tlw
h di~ro,crt•d that what he of. ,,,n, the tnllh. and du life.
fcn·d wa" tt.•:-~1. Peace 1 will gi \'C 'ou not a'
Tod:t). a .. nc\er before pl'Oplc the world gi\C'\, will I gi\e to
:arc \\ C:ll), WC>fll of the wan and )Oll. ' B\ Elizabeth Clark
T ht• Jlorse U n ron gr .tde
"honl i~ '\n ordinan luown
hric k :o.chool with a fcnccn 111
pta' g• ouml a ml l.M~t·b,tlt £icld.
It j, the t\ jlic.a! ,chool th4lt c\'·
t'f) ft. ·cat·O d hrst attend'i ...
until yon \tcp in'itde
l)o \'OU kilO\\ \\1\.lt f>O\ et I
ami mcntul clc:fic icrlt) art· like?
from tlw moment \Oll cntt't • • the l.ngc luc.l;cu·d halh, wlmh
rouln bdong in ·"') gt.tdc:
'rhool, a feeling of hclplc,~ ·
ne" and ~loom prc\'.til,, At
fit'>l )UU diucg:mJ th~ feeling.
fo1 it rcrtainl} h due to the
fact that \OIIT gr.tcle ... chon) tla)'
ill e long pa't urdy, you ha' c
fmgottcn ...
\ dl('crful teacher introduce'!
hcr~ctr and lcad'l you 1nto
tht uHima1 y cla.,'>room . T tttl('
Jim•m \\'hitc: ... tamh ncnoml)
<hewing nn the t•ud of h" pt·n
c il. I k batt'ly aclnmded~ ·,
mar p r t ' t n c: e a.nd mec:Jdy
ol>e'' 'om 'uggcsuon to t.Jt
down You, being the imt'lli·
gent college wtor who ha'
come with the pm po'c of in·
,tilltn~ knowledge into thi.,
little 'cgto bo), promptlv get
down to work.
T<><ht) )OU are going to
work on l:l.ngu~tgc art" Spell·
ing should be ca')' enough to
run through. ~o. whY not stan
"'ith th.tt? Jimtm. how do ''>U
,pcll sheet? . • ,,Jcnr<. A gltm
mel of truth reacheo; \'Oil You
.trc \tlltng wath a little fifth
gt .u le ho) who po~'<.''e\ on h
th<' mental cap.tcit) of '' 'ierond
gr.ulct Patrenth. vou go O\'Cf
ancl ovc1 the wore h. A glanrc
.It \OtJr watch tell' ''Ott thnt
rune i!l pao;">mg quickly, and
thert• l'i \till writmg to tackle J i mm\ 't1ll doc' not remember
that "' II E E T spec I!~ :o.hec t
ni .. rour.tging? When )OU 'ittggcst to Jirn~
th,\1 he should H'copy the
tent n on tht• bla( "k bo.rrd, ~
,lJl\WU\ rn ht'l mccl liu•
Hll(C' 'lll}lltg he (",ll\JlOt WTtl•
lie.. tt'lh you that he {u" t
1101 H'ftll'lllbC I .llld C 0<.\ 11
H'.tll '' tnt to try. For anolht
h.tlr hout you ln.trti<e rom
ing the lettct;; o the alpha~
\, Jimmy labor' onr hh Ju
wr \Hiting- ou gt'ntl) pr~
him '' itlt que tiom. lle £mal
bcgim LO rrl.tx and open
to vou :'\ u ht: h a'i nn
friend. \ou.tlly. he has
Criench :u all.
I imnw's clothes tell
Ill\ f.unii)' IOU'( CCI t:tinJ
pont . .tnd 'our guc ''~ 1 ~ ,.,.. .. _.
fot hl 'oo;, telh )Ott that
h.ts 'e'en brothcf'\ and mtrr
.tntl that lm dad cannot Ctll
.1 JOb
lt i' ume to IC':tvc, .md 'o;
woncl<.•r where the hour h~:
gone \uu \\l'lh that you con
,pend .til d:l\ wHh thl' lit~
hu\ He need, help -;o badl
frmmr ~lnl) a~h wh it i~
lon~ untrl \-Oil return. You 1
him th.tt you too, haH' to
to 'chool and lc.·arn. Yt•s,
pronmc to come back nnJ
T11c,dav . B\e Jimm) .•
. . • ~ 'ou leave the nnltia-
an• bro" n brark ~chool
\Otl \..now wh) a (cclin~
gloom exl'it'l \ ou look
the nc1ghborhood and \Ce t.b!
filth and dirt You know wb,
Uoi\<. t'TUon gr.1dc \(hoot ·
\I hula need\ wtor... Orr
down in ,our heaH you pn1
th.lt the httle you do, can htlj
even tf you arc only Jinnm
\\hue\ rrnt r. iend
~tuck ntS tnterC:'ilCd tn gt·
ttnJ; imohcd in any of th
.,c,cral tutotang progr.tm' neu
ttl~ a~\h ta nee m,l\· '>Ct. ( ord
\ erplank ror further infom:
uon. ors in t.hc Ji,t,
.ttldit t\ ha,
rhat thcv t
fimtl li<.t i~
• ..... ,. •. ,, tWO Optr
films h.nc
both rcvicwe!r:
four of t.he lit
\t'Cn b)' bo
not 'een nu
7. Spill has
8 nne! 9. Th
• , t§ a compl
,0,jm·• t ion of tl
the p.1st year
1. ~fidnight 1
2. Medium G
5. Goodbye
t. C:m J r ciro
Forget \.lcr
True Hapr
5. Rutch Cal
~Jnd:1 uc e Ktd
6. 1· '') R idcr
/. IF
S D::td<h \ C1
9 Alite'" R<.>
10 crile Cue
.~1 drmomtrt
uf natiG
Pr('sid~nt'.f
\1 ,.ssngr1
Orr.gonifm
ron tttm t ht.
int" tht' r101
• '" rutnl
For O)Omt, it's
ru1 rrtlainl
dn.:aJi01 1
!Jut it'J til
Thr probkm
and o
inllrrent in
• Thf\C anion' on the part of
tht• president of thi.., 'chool
c.learh ron'>titutc an operation·
al auitudc of in pnunti.f /nro.
Howard ,,·ciJd., the utilitarian
power or hi~ position in an ef.
fort to impo c hi' own idea~ of
mornlity or pr:tnicalin upon
otheJ That he offen no re4l·
sons for his threat!> mak~ hi~
aaion~ illcgimatc. for tltC) are
then actions born om of an :t'l·
sumption that he has to ueat
studenu as inferior cre:uurcs
r.nher than as human being-;. rhao \\hich arc !10 pre\a)cn t in ~Jany tCih of thomando; of
our ,,·orld. Pt:oplc are Cf)ing .. tudent' .tnd milliom of people
nut for p<'.tce. \ the prorhct around the world arc now eli,.
Jcrt~mi.th wrote. pc.'Oplc \dl en co,cring th:ll Je "' i' alhc .ancl
nut a ing. "Pc:-.cc, pr.ace, when realty work". The~ ha'c rol!nci
tht1 c is no peace." that the peace that Jc.'u' ~"·c., LC students to attend Presbyterian me .. , 1!41t!ltlt rJt rcpn
lhrse a ml
m rronmrra
mf1ntht, t
mpt In prt'U~ H John Howard act' like
!)piro Agnew rclnting to his
daughter, John Brown act'> like
tele,ision new men relating to In tht.• J:nt few '''ar we have j, real and i~ .t Ja,ting innt•r
.,ccn more effort~ made in tht.. peace.
b'O.tl for peace. 1 he United "a The.,c people ha\c aho found
tiono; and recent pe.ace mor.1· that Chrht orrc,, much mou.•
torium~ .are t':\:amplc_, , Yet there to life. and malt.·' a pct,on
ha~ been an upunge or rioting whole tn,ide. Jc~m \:ltd, "1
and di .. ordtr in our country ·'' c.&me that thcv rna' h.n t• life piro Agnew.
Bro" n was an ardent and ac
t.he supporter of la)t October'
~Jor<ttonu m. But when :-\0\·em·
lkr rollr"d around, he refu\ed
to Uln«:e) da~~ or to work on
ha,ing LC adopt an offidal
~tance in {a\'or o{ the moratoria.
His re~non wa.\ a fear of future:
poli tiGJ I reprisals. "Agnew has
drawn the lin~: \\ e are no
longer tr} ing to educate the
people about the war. This is
a political moHment now, and
J don·, want some future Joe
McCarthy to auack Le"'·is and
Clark for ha\ ing been in it." • well a'i abroad \\h) h 11 that .tnd have it mo1e abunciHnth."
tlwre are .,o mam auempt~ to De-.pue the tcm ton~ m the
ac:hicve pcMe, yet \till there is world toda), !here ~~ <tn Hthwer
no peace? and a \oluuon Thi~ (an be
M.m i' mntinually \triving found through Je,u .. Chrr•t
Speech squad earns second at Seattle
Presumably four 'ears of ami·
war acth ities were not a politi· Le" •~ and Clark' ~peerh
!~quad placed ccond in sweep·
stal.:cs .u :~ cattle Pacific Col
lege tourname nt Feb. 13 and
14.
Plating fint in junior di\.
ision were LeAnne Hall und
PIONEER LOG
Ottu:ial publication of thP utoOCiatcod Slud•·nu, of I""''* .nd r.Jark (.QIIt"Ct:,
06!5 ~.W. Palatin,. Hill R.d., Portland. 01"1'. Q72l9. Publltht-d l~u ~ .. wt>eld)'
dunnc thr. acadmuc ~e•r b> C.AJUJ Publl hlrtC C:o., ~rcond rluto potlacr pa1d at
PQftJIIld , Orrton.
f. 011 OR ................... , , .•••....•• , •••. Krrl Cuno
MaNttnc Editor • . • • • • . . • • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • . 1om Spitt
A i tan I Edllor • . • . • • . • . . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • Ulll Hartmann
porU F:dltur •.••••••••••••••• , • • • • • • • • • Riel< 'lr~C'r
Ad• au Inc \bn.qrr .•.•.•.••...••..••...••. ,jf'rl') \ndPrwn
R"pof'tt!n : Pat St.anlua, Jan ~tale) , Lon \'arwt, Kuhuu Blalu>ll'f", Chrryl
Buc"""'· ~UI'! Meyn, John Coomlt'l', Scull Fiihrl, f.lnabt':lh Clark, Krn Ha,..t,
C:O.IPPn 'lr..nmuto , Ph.il ~coil, Ornye llo,..ard, Rick CO«ldlc:llo,.. , Kalh) KubL
Pholup-aphPI'I : Bub \1cAn.tll~ , Pl"lrr Jack.wn.
Ad• '-~r: (' J L· ... _ • .......... , •••••••• ,. ••.•• , • . • • • • • 1a) rna1ru I.mda Wegner. debate: John
.\Jben, impromptu, and Lc·
Anne. interpret.Hion. Linda
~nd Eric Knud~on placed third
in extemporaneoll\, The t:at·
tle ml:et attracted more; than
20 .. chook
The ~peakers rook four
place) at Southern Orcl?on Col
lege Feb. 6 to 7 T.t~mg ftnt
place.. were Alben and Knud
\CO, JUnior divi~ron debate, AI
ben extempor.meous, .1nd Paul
~el~on, senior dtvt'tion mter
pretation 13r uce l:.dinger and
Randy Stone placed 'icrond tn
junror diviston debate
The LC. 'qu.ul will compete
at an indtvidual and debate
tOurnam ent at Oregon !)t.tte
Univ er~ity toda) t.tnd tomor·
row. Lt'wi' and Clark will ho'it
·• debate tournament on c.•m·
pus Feb. 20 and 21. Founeen 1 C men, headed b'
\entnr "'tt:\C Lar,on and juntor
John ~thbl·t. will meet tod.l\
ancl tomorrow with 150 PH:,bY· • ten;m men .md an equal num-
hcr or their youth guc~ts for the
Unitt·d Pre .. byterlan Men's Con
fcl t'llCt. ol Oregon
1 ht conre1 cncc. on the
theme, "Youth Confront<. the
Church," will be .\t Fit t Pre.,.
b'·tcrian Church
\c rordmg to Sibbel. "1 hc'>c
men are member" of a genera
tmn whtch ha~ grO\~n up with
out a guaranteed [uture, a gcn·
t•r:uion which f.tre\ the nau.,cat
ing precip itate~ of a 'gre.tt 'ocit·ty,' :t generation wh'
fMc' o1 jnejudircd. pollut~
O\ er popu .t t<·d .tnd waml!!
planet a genct.ttton whic't nO'!
rcft"e' to ''ar, whirh fed thr
lhc ptiontte' of tht~ :md 31
\Ot ict ic' m 11\t be rmhc.tl~
changed ir m.tn hope~ to . .. VI\'C
\flmbcn of the gTOUp ir
'tutlc.: frc~hman C..ordon Sibbet
junior' Doug Crant, Paul 8J:
J;.ct. Rtck Gotta\, l>;l\ c C1fr'
paht', Dave Ocarborn .tnd Joh·
Sthbet and .. entor-. 1om
elo D.t\l Duncan, larry ,.._ .....
~tt:H Fmk,on, Den)' H
Btll \\tnntr and Stc\e L:t~
"\\ e will go to confront ead
individual partu tpant in
conference -the young the
.tnd ounehe'i," ibbet. ~aid
()ibbet .tl,o quotes pili
pher Thoma'> Merton "A<.
'" man l"e' tn a womb of
lecti\'e dlu<;ion, h1, freedom
matn\ ..tbonive Ht'l capac
for joy. pt>ace and truth
never liberated They ran ... n'l'i
be used. He " ,\ prisoner of
prort''~· a dialectic of fahe
mi'le\ and rc:al deceptions .
ing in futility."
'Happy nme' tryouts
Tryout-; for the lake ),w,cfl
Communaty rhcatre\
lton of Tla~ Hnppy Tlmr
be held Feb 21 .md 22 frorn
to 5 p m. The produc ·
will be dtn.;cted b) Ken 1
.1nd Steve Kno,, wilh thnrf>Of
raph' b)' Jenny Rittenhour ypical
by Ala1
lndta
The day be
~0 . 26S, Cl
~'~'ltll'o.t m at 5 a
all Wa!>hTOO(
room a,
WIY) fl
from a F.
£1oor
\!though n1
ing lile a
from a
ntic's dark
that kno•
tnd her
tndic:ne
• a great 1
her lifl
nos~
•
carrm~
1111mron as <tn
)'.
Her husbanq
one of Jncl
ruled an
itself a
inca kula
11\nr•n;ng, ·\UI
;"tfter her
for an ho
• mormng lt
nothing le
Auntie an1
r..tlh me l1
call her prin tus
ISe'
1 Jim~
the "
•ard,
\: litll:
u Wri~e.
U\l Q!i
OC'\ ~~
anolh11
¥OU thl
'inh t(
; co~
1 hat b·
d SISitl
not hn
our
)11
\C tO
k'cs,
d
•
see
lOW
chool
r. D~
•ou pn1
can he~
y J lffilf,
• lO gtl
of cr
m~ n~
Cord(
• mlorn
roup tr
n Sibt~e~
>aut Blr
ve
and JM,·
;>O\ \rt:
iT) eara
Howard
~ L.lf'WII
rom ead
t in tbl
'• the o'
~ 'd S31 •
pJ,i .. ~
1b of
·edom r.
~apa
:ruth
~an nc\t
>ncr of 1
fahe PI\'
on~.
outs
en
chor
1hour ftbruar)' 20, I 970 PIONEER LOG Pa~ 3
'Midnight Cowboy,' 'Medium Cool' years top two
• re 1e ers se ec
h) Rick C.ooclfdlo\'• '
md 1om pitl
In n pnmc to .1 r apicll) cJj.
.. ;""'Illig Ulltnht•t of H'fJUCW~ ,
t•irmrn I Of!. h.t5 dtn\cn
1 nolllill.atiom for the li~t of
~t htit I 0 f i lrm of I %fJ
rtlt'rc arc ,orne ddinitc fal·
·0 in tht• Jt,t ,uuc tlw J.ng's
.H.Idi< t' h,l\'t' onl)' li .. tcd
llln\ chat the)' h:t\'t' ~<·en, and
fin.il list i., ,, compromi ~c
lWO opinion' ';orne O(
films h,t\'C not been ~een
both re\'iC\~Cr .
Four of the lhtcd film~ h,l\'C
n seen b both. \.ondfc·llow
not 'iCCn numb('t ~. 5, 6,
;. pitt h.t~ not \CCU nurn·
1\ :mtl !l. "1 hL rc ulting li~t.
i~ 1 compromN.' ;wd :tp·
roxim.•r ion of the bc\1 I 0 film<,
rhe r"''' yc.1r
1. ~ticlnig ht C:owboy
2. Medium Cool
~ Gooclb~·c, Mr Chip'l.
I. C.ul rrt:iron\·mm \fcrkin
r·orget ~fern llumpc .tncl
Tru<-1 I.t ppt ne,,?
5. H11tCh Ca.,mh and the
•.UIIII.IIII t. Kid .
6. I·.:''' Rtdcr.
i. IF
S Dad(h'" Gone .\-Hunting.
9 Alire\ Rc~taurant .
10 !\terilc ('uc koo. Mrdnigltt CowbM• j,. an O\'t•r-While billed a~ a mtnt'cal, mo•t · h h .a r 1"h r. d b
I I. 1. f' -~ , m,tn rc,lt'.ttlflg mtH l C ame uf.IOC Copy 0 f! oTIJ lilllt:, Ul
.,. 'tr"' tim about .1 countrv or the tun~ nrc• ,,& mclod'tc ,.,. 1 C Ill d 1 L 1 · 1 • 1 0 · '" ·' roc ·'S rn oo nn lllfC, Rc· 1 tc plnr qtuck y turn!! tnto a
m) an a cit}' boy who clept·nd '/hi' Stnr .'lpnnglr.tl Bnnnn, ycr rnininc t~nt or llon11ie (ltld Clydf!1 high gi<X\ Rnst mary'r Baby .
nn cac h ollwr for '>UT\ i\',tl, 'fill' for tht• mo,t pan, thtll doc nOt the rilm •~ r.uely clull :md the '1 he film j., as .smpcm.cful as \).
rilm i< dcl'ph :tfft·ctccl b) ~like d(·tr.trt mud1 from thf' film. u~c of :th\lucl di.doguc i~ ef. frcrl Hitc hotl'!t best ,tnd far
t;:ichol'~ direction of 'J'Ite. r.rml-,\l.m). of. rhc on~s. are quite fcnm:. wo good for the fate it seems
htic" of its own . nd wielth a h.~t.•ntam• 111 the ongtnal wa\ in 1 J 1 r
f I rf h · 1 ., 1. /'(IC"''..' R ulrr i tltc JJ'Im th··t uca< cc or. power u c en on t t' cmotsons whst ' they .trc pn:sentcd. f he ~J u
of the auclicnrc . Dustin Hoff. dncm:stog r.tph) is out t,mding, shut ltollywood down. A look llrrr's Rrstourant is a liule
m.tn accomp li.-.hL~ an :tmo~~inJt .111cl one floc not hLt·H: the fed· '11 the rural south :md iu, re· long and l:ick.-. the appeal or
ll:lll\formation from 7/u r.racJ. iJag he j\ being 0\CrWhclmecJ af"'tion~ toward~ COntempor.In beiug propaganda ror any Jife
rmtr ancl Jon Votgt •ivcs a U)' the dircttm • imaginathc Vlllth i\ often 'lhor.king and d1s· 1 le. but it is a fine thought·
performance worth) of llof(. !II}IC. hcli '\ing, }Ct 0 real One doc..' ful film. The stOf) tells a good
man·.., !iupporting role. Ctm 1/~trfJII) 'IIIIIS Mr:rkm l.ver not le:nc the rhrc;~trc una£. deal more about people than
Mr.di11m Cool " a briJiiantl) Forget Mr''i' Jlumpr nml Find fccted ~r he film often seems Jll~t d~nbmg them as good or
c~t·cu tcd ;mel prechcl) calc uJ. !'we llnf1pmr.ss1 i~ the brain· more c.loc:umemary than fiction· bad h ~a~ 11hot rnostl) on lo·
hued motion pinure c-<pcri· child of \nthony Newel}. who alu~cd . otion, utilizing a gre.ll man)
cnc:e. "[he film is fraught with ''••\ right full) .lccusctl of try1ng IF ••• is as unusu.el and people \\ho pb} themtChes.
"mhoh and i\ oft<•n lc'chnoc;ra. to glorif)' him,elf ,,jtf1 another met.tph))ic;tl Cl'\ Goodb)'t:, \lr f he film's impact is not paru·
rk but it i~ a di,trcs,in~l) .ec· stoq .theme hi~ Jir. Thl' film' c hrpJ •s implc and beautiful cul.trl) dC\"Mtating. but JS cer
wralc look at .\mcril.t tn the lcclccming <p•aliric~, howc,cr , Bmh ftlms deal with prhate winl) to bring on mclanrnolia
'Pt ing .md 'urn mer of I !ltiS. more th.m , ompcns:tll' (or the Engli~h sc.hools. )Ct the ~imilar · "I he hwe sc encs arc the mon
Mf'tlium Cool was written, eli· cgn 11 ip. '1 he film cems 10 it 'I cmh there complctcl) The f:ml:lstic of the )car.
renc<l. and product;d by IT:n~cll h,l\·c uffcrcrl from the Playb"l film. po~5ihh n comment on Tlu· St~ril~ Cuckoo is nc\er
\\'exler, who wa~ of£crccl thl' 1 olor uhutog•··~>h which ga\c tt )Outh, is hi/me and hod:ing _. II b · ·f· ..- uu •1t ncv·r \ery sagna tnint.
rinemawgraph) for The Grn· :.• ,cx-in·th~· ;hic-..g<>·pcnthou~ .md ~houlc l bt: M:t n more th 11 cithc.r. Lua Minnclli docs an
duatr. and tnrnccl 11 flowu a:. ;e nn.tg~ . It ~;hoult l be ~ecn at •mr<:. · • b h 1 .a· n •nunt.hn~ 10 ;u r e eavm~
\ilh unimport;mt film. lea•u twiH'. IL i<~ probabh the nadd)'s Gnnt' A-Jirmlirrg i 1,111~ hm the rest of the e<ut as
(.oodbye. Mr. Chips i~ •' mmt c . .~rdttll} rr.tfted film of a 5lcepcr. Ne\'cr rclcn~cd \\ith mcrel adequate. The camera
be~\Uuful remake of .1 beautiful the )Cllr, .tn) !tS}niricant publicit) of it.s work is excellent; the color it
film. Peter O'Toole'~ perform- llutd1 CnHid)' and lhl' Sun· 1)\\'n, 11 ~ccm'i doomed 10 be gro:tin) and \\"dShcd out. The
ancc a'i Chip.,, the misundt.'r· dar~cc 1\icl j, .tn CnJo,able romp thl' ~{ond feature at drhe-im ctualin of the script is some·
tood ~rhoolm a~tcr, i t>xcusitc through crime in '\orth and throughout the count'). It is ,, hcJc in between.
and decph moving. Pctula south \mcrica. P.tul '\'cwman • carefllll} made rilm \\"tth
Clarl as Chip\ wife i~ a bit and Robert Redford J.!hC cle· trong acting. 1 he rir t twent
weJk, but more than adccltl.ltC. cent pcrform.tnccs. with New-minutes look like another v.ell· . ' coor 1nator: now s • • •
I I SSI or course. this li t might be
rndtcall) different if the Lof!.
re' ic" e.r; had .st.>en a number of
other films that ha\e been men
. '"".-rl aot am on~ the best of
1969. udt a list might include z. uut of anta J!rttona,
Doumlull Rat:t!r and tlu~ Wild
Bunch. Other fine films of the 1
.~s drmomlrntt!d by rtr.rllt
of ll(ltionnl mn~n:.in~f ,
Prnidcr~t's . tat~ of tllr.
lniou M t s.wgt•, nml 1 hr \wr·
Orc_~mww, r.colom· twr/
· Nil lwru madt ~ their
i1110 th~ tanltoflnl c:tmsr.ious
tJJ 111 racn t m OtJtlrs.
for .~omt, it'-~ n (mJ. For poli·
· , crrtoinl'\' n safe IWt<' • tlwnsion (rom u•ar nnd
. nut it'~ still real.
Thr problems of oua-popu
. and ova-ronqunption
mhnt•nl in our soridy. Tit~
ftall~m· '" rl'p,.intl'd br.low dl'nlt
lh thnl' (l11Ci othn ntpr.r.ts of
r.11 •rrnnmr,tal crl\is. '" }II·
1 cmlllf, t lu I o~ will (ll·
mpt lo prt'srut otlur tlTiidt:t conrr.rni ug nsput s of t ld f iwu:.
By D~nis llnycs
\ntlfJnnl Coordinator
lp.tl 12: F.nvironm~tltal
Ar.tiou
\mong the man) han iblc
<oruept' we have gcncr;ttcc.l dur·
lng our rc<"orded h1'toq, pet·
hap'> the m0\1 horrible until
thi'> time ha' bec:;n gcnodclc. To·
day, howe,er, we're £lining
wtth .. omcthing immc:,,ur.tbh
•· . 'd " Th d I wor'e: '>pCCIC:I c. e eat l
of the 'pccic .. : the death or
man
\\'c wlk a lot tod;,a · about
the tlr.l'>tir (hangcs ,,·e arc mak
ing on our planet. 1\f:lny of u ..
.arc growing wean or uttering
or hearing-the tngtc li~.tny: pc,c iciuc~, hcrbidrlcs. deforc,ta·
tion, <lil leak-;, radiation. de·
tcrgem.,, food aduitin:~. hor
mone.~. ancl the full range of
pol h II :ull'i.
\\rt. don't know for 'lUre \vh,lt
the towl cffcr.cr, of any ~ingle
factor· m.l\' be Much lc..-.~ can
we make· \Ctmble predictions
,&bout the combined effects. But
when linkt•d to our birth r.1t~.
uut much-en vied 'it}'le of lire.
.10<1 tht• '.u iom tO)~ of our
Pcnt.agon '>trau.-gi'>b, the prob·
abilitic, for our gener:ltion'
hnure wei~h 'er ominously .
~inct~·nttlt' pcr,cnt o( the
.. pedes th.1t e\'e:r inhabited the
earth are e:\tinct. lt rna) be
that man\ role in the Ji,·ing
ypical Indian is 'impossible' to define
b) Alan Lamb
India Croup
Tht day begam eat ly here
26~. 'icnor 9 C' Aunue
Ul\'3 •• t'1 'I at 5 a.m . goc., to the
Wll.,hroom next to her
room and dome) her
II, war} frame wtth cold
tcr lrom it pla~u c bucket on
no or
\!though now inftrm and
.wr.'m like a ~crap of dried
thcr £rom a hft tn the 'un.
dar\.. brown eye\ 'itill
rhat knowing 'lparldc in
tnd her brilliantly white,
tndicate that 'he wa ..
l great deal or attention
her life But it ~~ the
u~m,ontl no'>e ornament and
r·arring"!i that give her
cion as .m lndian princes.'>
}'
Her hmband . now long dead.
one of Indt.t\ great prince~
ruled an are.1 ns large a~
Jrf'crnn melf and who~c wealth
inrakulable And c<lrh
ning, \untie talk" with
after her bath and medi·
for an hour before hnvang
morning tea. tier p:"t? 5he
nothing left but memorie'
Auntie .mu 1 h.tvc ,, ~ecrct;
c.lll' me her little bo' and
call her princess. 1 he ac(u~ation i-; that we are
not 'eei ng the 1 ea I India, that
oun •~ a Hi ltcd 'ie\\ of a vnst
nnuon upon who!se .. oil walks
one-st'\t.h or mnnkind. They
'a\' that what we 'ee r'i ,, tram·
po'ied \\'cllt and not Indta.
The group i!> now h\lng in
Jndaa., \howplace city. Chnnrli·
garh, where a good number of
the citizem ha"e been influenc
ed b\ 3 perHt"iiVe \\e.,tern CUI·
ture. But e\'en with t.h~e e.x·
ternahtte'i the people ha\'C re·
mained essentiallY Indian with
their ~trong family uni~. their
unique per<>onal habats and
Jangua~ .
Before one be~ns to con·
denln chelle people of Chandi
garh as being poor exponent'\
o£ the tYpical lndtan, we mu.;t
arrive at a definition of what
j~; a typical Ind!an lf!\po,s&ble
India ~~ incredably rltver<>e at~
people look, t~Jk and. act dif·
ferentlY in vartom rcg•om and
a prototvpe is not .1vail.1hle .
The pt'ople in Chancltg.,rh nr~.
tra their own wa,. Jll't ·" lndt·
.m ,,, the farming \'ill.tge'
Etghq per. cent o£ the Indian
p<:ople lh e tn village,. a~d the
rnajuril\ of them .tre tlhtcrate
whmc lnterc't' he no farther
Lh:tn the plow and who'c scope of convenauo n is -;o limited
that it would be or little u~ to
the pcf'\on tnt<!re1ted in an in
depth stud\ of Indian cultural
patterns: providing, of course.
that rhe person interested had
a knowledge o£ the viJlage dia·
lect, for it 1s rn~ indeed for
Englnh to be ~poke n in the \'tl·
l.tge.
We haYe seen the village. the
oxen, the plow, the abject li"·
ing C'Ondition~-we ha\·e 'een it
and now we h:n e come to learn
wh' it e. ist:o. and how it is
de.tlt with. And. most import·
a nth, ,,·e arc here to see what
we C.an learn from a ~ocietY not
et imbred with ideals of va~t
mutcriali~m and doctri n~ of
dc~tructi, ·e indi"idualism .
MEN
Study In Holl1nd during your
funlor ye1r under the UO/NOlB
exch1nge program.
MeJors In bualntl~ , joumellam,
political aclence end others ,,.
eligible. 2 term• cleuroom , 1
term field end work atudy.
Applle~tlona now being 11lc•n
Write to the Center for Intern ..
tlon•l Bualn111 Studlet, Mr. M It
Greene, Director, College of I
Bualneu Admlnlatrltlon , Unlve~
alty of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
for •pplle~tlon •nd lnform1tlon.
L-drama i~ )imilarl) coming to a
do c.
In maHng "inc, )C·l~t pro
duces ale ohnl which C\Cntuall)
killc; the )e.1 t Thnt i:rt to s.Jy
thl' )C:.t t is poi oncu lO dearh
l>\ its I'>Wn e Ct'Cmcnt "I he pat·
• • tern ts not umque.
1 here i~. however, another
po .. ~ibilit "· We may he nblt• to
wake up: 1 hi i the possibalit
I'd lile to bricfl) • ddress.
C:ultur and SO< ier.ics tend
to uc\·clop dominant more; -
auiwdes ~md pattern of beh:l\
ior, inculcated in ucceeding
(Continu~d on Page ) ·e;,r that muse be lined • s
"also-rnm," are I Am Curious
o·l'ltow) which ran well, nnd
GoDdlryf, Columbus whidt did
noc.
To Sandy .
HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY
Mom. ODd, Ltne1a.
Gtmn nd Peggy
There are st1ll a few th1ngs
left that are unQuantified .
Love, for example , lS hero
to calculate. Ana the value
of the d•emond you choose
together c~m be computed
only tn terms of your future.
300.00
f12'f i.\~ i e!dJ~
JEWE RS lloyd Center Eastport Plaza
1233 Llovd Ctr 4024 S E 82nd
Both storOJ open oa)l until n p m PIONEER LOG
L C wrestlers end conference season Pioneer basketballers looking for a
weekend victory to ensure third-place • un e eat ; c amp1ons 1ps are next t1tle Wc.>el:end 'dn &3'~ 1 · K •• ne hun, t c. ~.
w:J tkt :m unddc:ucd c:twn 12 J lb: I I ouman, I C. 7,1)
•• gnin 1 ronCcrcncc oppl:lncnt.s Jlctcr:\Clll PUJ. 0
lh Riel i\lcuger
For l'aoneer ro.adt Oe:tn em
pert :tnd hi backetba.llcr" the
l9i0 s.t..l\On wil be hi lOT) after
tlus ,,ee\:end a:. Wh1l1Il:m nd
College of Idaho in,-;Jdc for
COill l$ 3t P.mlplin sports ('..en•
IC'T The Pionect 1\ ill hope for
double ,;r.tones that would in
ure a third-place conference
standing £or the te;Jrn. Lo
to Linfield and Pacific l.Ulh·
rnn Ia t ,,eel; killed am pos·
able utle hope {or tl1c orange
and blad: mob but a ''eep o(
the "'·eekend ries would
cure a res~able ~4 roofer
ence record and :m O\-er.tll
marl of I i-9.
H 'icton i obtained it ,,iJl mnk onl) the fourth tim( tn
the c:hool'.s hi con ch:u • bn,.
"e1bal1 team has lmt fC\H'r'
lh:m 10 game llnl£ or those
foua ~m~ rnmt~ in b:tt·l;.t()
b:ll~ \'Cafi wh~n the rronccr;
off<'.J'ed the fire I)()'' cr of l tm
lloulin in the ralnlinc lineup
back in the carl si ties llou·
tin, nO\\. the c:oa 1 :H \\'allam·
ettc l nh'Cr.;il\. h:. con idet·
abl mte.rcst on the Pioneer's
final ''''0 gam~ . a a I~ coup
led 'ith a S"'eep b h1~ cagcrs
or thear opponent~ 'dll ghc rhl' n aJ1C;al 3 tie for lhC' third po
-tition \\ ith the home rrcw
Optimi m. ho,\e\ cr. i~ J.::ecn
as the Pioneen defe:ued bo1h
Whitman and Idaho handil
e;~rher in the ear. and on the
LC ski team enters five in SOC meeti
queen t\\O lc<tm ' home c:omt.:
'~rnl J>ione<;n ha' e partiClo
ullr HHt 'T~I in the games a
ll ,,•ill m ul.: the h nal coJicgiBte
,::.unc ror i:x l c t•nion ,,m
R ich:ud~on , :\'cil I a then Rt
Head. l\fil:c Pc1cl, I im \\ t t
and Jlhil \\ agenbln l "ill all be
pla}ing then linal g.unc in I C
pang I c • orne indh·ichml
mad;: \\til :ll o be :ltlempt !<I
sophomore lloug kille "il1
hope to enhance hi team lead
ing seoring ·''-erage ( 15.9) and
abo has po ition 3!1 the league'
rounh h~t free tltro\\ sho<Hel
rhil \\"agenb1. t \\ i1l he hoot·
ing to maintain hh role •• s the
h:aguc's scrond l t raeld go:tl
percentage hooter. . \ln:ad
one of the lc.:Jfl'-'~ aop orfcn
he and dcfcmn c t(>am • tlu!
Paoneer ''ill undouhtedh adcl
to those impr('SShc:: total~ .t
the cagcn lo~ out 1 ht-19i0
edition of 1 C ba~kc&ball . Will.uncuc ''"'' the fir:.l t<•am IS J.Jh: • \ Scoll, I r..
10 Call ro 1ht> Pionei!n.. losing :\L111i~on PLU. 0.
Frid:l\' miHth 21-JS. 112-lh forfeit to Pl.t
liS·lll. C. K:ln~hiro, I C. 10. JI!O lb· forft•it lo PUJ
j, lh•~'ln, Wall., 2. 158-lh: 1. l..nn~ro ad, I C. •
J2fi-lh.: J. l.oum.1n, I C. !\, I· nt~l r. Homme, Pl..U.
\h:C:.lhc, Will .. 0. Jfli.Jh: J. Akin, Pl..ll, 10,
I~ 1-lb: •' Scou. I.C. I I, K. .wc '· I C. 4
sp:mc. Wilt., 2. 17i·lh: Corfcit to 1 C.
I 42-lh: forfeit w Will 190 lb: forf(>it tn LC.
I 50 lh· I !\lauhcw~ . 1 C. i B I le.n "'·eight: R
\lail, Wall .• 0 PUJ, 2. K Ouo, I.C. 1.
15 -lh. forfeit to I C. Tllc'e wim ~~ chc tageLt
J(ii lh K. 1 opel. \\'ill.. 10. 1 • JMTiicip:uion in the
1> S:tun, I C, 0. cominH NoJ tln\'cst \..on£,.,.,....,
lii-lb· n. Clock, 1 C. 2. n. Wf1C!Ithng ( .. h.•mpion hip~ Pt
shnfrcr, Will .• 2. • ifk I utht r~n tJnh en it h
J90.Ur G 1\nncr. Will. i. C. this meet, schcdulNI to btu:
l..O\\'e, I C. 0, :u 12 SO 1h1\ S:uurcln ·•
Ilea\'"' •ight: forfeit to 1 C. t.C's co:u:h, Oel Smith,
On fricltl , 1 C: challcngl>d peels to place in four or (j
P.1cific I.ulh!!r.tn Uni,-crsit\ in w<'lght d:l' <~. Tlw 12tl.Jb r.
Taromn nnd han<lt'd them a i~ Df.K'cialh fa,ond h)
21-19 to,,: mcri1~ nf tldending ronfcrtn:•
118-lh: R. Nich. PUJ. 6, C. f'h,unpinn. J •• d; Loum:1n selects candidate for Skiesta
meet. \\ill be ream. d the 1~, a :1nd Clark wlll entet a
Cl\e-mnn racinjl tom in the
tenth annual Ore:!:'on-Califomia
kaesl:t to be held at ·outhem
On..-,n College and M l. h
I:Jnd feb 2i and 28. Frida\ cbnC'I"
1 he: team, '' hach ''all leaH~
Feb 2fi for the meet. j, coached Death of man is possib e rom page
di gr.1odul inclirfcrcn< e.
Compeung in the slalom.
g1 nt lalom and cross cnuntn
races '' iJl be L:C licrs E\' Coul·
tet. '-lonl\ Cran ton. Ch1 ~lc
''ille. LaJT) Olson and Frank
heet .
Representing li t.ate and
pn\Olle roll~. more than 0
skier "ill compete in the
e\enu "'hich ";u be 53nclio1 ed
b' the Jlacafic North'' t \.:i
\ anuon Ribbon) ,,.ill he
gh en to tlte "innen in cac;h
C\ent and a tnnelin~ troph\
"'all he :u,-arded to the team
\\ mning the non~l:ier inner
tube rnces saturda} .
Both U:.ier ( 9} and non· kicr
tid:eu ( 8.50) mdude t.ram·
portaoon to and from Mt \ h·
land and admiuance to the fri·
W\ and aturda) night dance\
to be held on tlt • OC c..ampu.s.
Dan~ "ill feature Grant's
Blu Bo\ Fnda' ;md tlu; Dn
CreeL: Road from an franci~
aturda, tn. ~rn~t 2\laru.n Jlalu~o . 'The generation~ at ·'" carl a1:-rc, d< •
\:11:1 plaO('\) tlliT'd at. the meet ~igned to perpetuate a ,,:uti(-
1. ear and second m 196. ular lif t\·le. ln \merka per·
haps the dominant sut h 'aluc
an he char:nc:tcri7cd \en im·
pi "I want it." Echoing a
Frida night the color exll'3· hundred million times a da
,-angam.a )'d/au ubmanne '\\ill aero~ . the land -on the lip
be le~nured in [\'llns at ; and of chaldrc:n as oon as the' can
again at 9:SO p.m. The ani· spcal:. on dtc lips of hou'e'' hes
mated treat for the colorblind and husbands, on th~.:. hp or
i 311 about a Slue Mean ,\ho the poore5t and the nc:hcsr "I ...
goes on a magical mys~er tour ,,-dm 1'-campus flicks
and ends up bribing a meter "I w.mt n:· The mental c1
maid l\ ith a ~l: full of dia· u[ ll1e \mt•ric:an <.omuml'f.
mond•. \\':hic:h how~ htn' ''c miMI r
Among lhe films man' treat" worth. for the Arnc1 ic.:tn con·
are the \Oicc, and ong"S of the umer dO<.'' n01 con,ume He
nch• apostek raul. Ring\>, :·wanr~·._ so he bono'' , he mil·
George and John. Admi-t,ion j,. azcs. he deform ... ancl he con-
75 cents taminate . But the bulk of what
Sunda' night's film is the he purcha~~ is in no wa\ "C'Oil·
Gold~" AJ!C of Com~d)'. an an· ,umed."
thol~ of the best humor of "<?on'llmJ?lion" is a proct '
the sa1cnt fiJm ern For !.hear of hfe. nrmal take in com
madnes..,, thi film is one o£ the ple ~ub t.anoc , utilize part~ of
best. 3nd it . hot!ld ha\'e. the them for growth, anti return
audaenre rolhng an the 31~1~. the r~adue to the E-:arth in :a
Sh_m~· ti'!lc is 7:j() p m. and ad· impler. reu able talc. Dung is
rna 10n • free. a nitrogenou~ c._'c:rcmcnl from '~ c ~ead1 our children to con-
• unue
1 talked with orne rJ(h
rricnd around Chn tm:mimc.
aud tile' '~ere tonccrncd al>out
I V ad,eru-.ing . Their kidfo
were \\:ttching the tube, and
c~cn fi,e minutes lltc' saw "
new ad [or luxurious minia·
lllTC doll hou,c_<>, tm port! can,
to gum and lO' I.JOab \nd the
children' re pan~~.:. l'\ en (i\ c
minutM "''" "1 w:mt it, l want
it". 1 heir JMren" toltl them
that there JU'>t wa .. n't enough
monc -th;~t it would he nice
w ha\C all tho~ thin~. but
that the· would ha'e to make
(hoi<Cj.
T h a' is fundamcnwlh RO'crmncnt 1 founded urn:
the :wmmptions of our eoonoc:
' tern. ;.nd nur economic , tiuuiom h:Hc huih lllemsd
around our limiclCS'
.grcc..>tl. Rut the time has co
pcrhap it has C\cn r>assed
(or questioning . r'hc time
come [or (.hangc.
Hrst. \H. mu:~t throw out
our I\ c) nst.m not inn~ or ri
ing ~ah·:lllClll in tht• comi
gro\\'th n£ populnlio n and
~ourtc-k<. \ nc · 'icw "'ere
for ,hnrr 'lighted p<.-oplc in
umler I>Opul.Hl'rl a~ and
hounurul counu '· fndav. ~
tal\.: ,., immoral. Lord Kq
~uwth c:1n be accompli
onl rhrough gr.,nd larcen
agaimt the lc ' fortunate
per cent or the \\odd.
ag3imt our children.
,\IM). "e mu''
thro,,· nut our nation'""""
mt"~'i:rnic ide:s about
Heather McCulloch will be
l~is and Clark'~ candidate
{or ki~t.a queen. The corona·
t1on of queen. "ho ,,m be
cho~n from candidates from
each school compeuug al tlte Musical in need of talent "hidt OC\\' me 010 pring.
ddational Lr l f 11ti i~ flOt what hapJ>em> tO
rheatre 21 production of B~~ ~0"1 of .~'·ha~ \\(! \mcric:tn
p1doon "ill be hc.ld Sun., Feu. "consume. • It '' t~l.:cn from the wrong I he (.tmil dtd h:nc
enough monc~ to bU\ all tho e
thing<> -but it houldn't bn}'
them. It ,houldn't bll\ them
lx.'Cau c no child rould rcalh
u .. e lhnt mount3in of .. n.rr C\Cn
if it ''ere good. \nd it' nol
"good". it is che.tp junl.. being
h .• wkc..>d b un t r upulou.. man·
uCaccurers to gullible kids. and
it \\'ill f:tll .tpart in a week. 3nd
beCOIUC part or the ~lid wa'lte
prohll'm. the waH' o£ the {uwre
Prc..-ston Cloud. of the Uni'
:.it' of <..alifornia ht•rc in
f\arbar.1, has c:1kul:ued th2t
the projc:ncd world nonulllU:
or ear ~000 "ere to ha ;c
qandard of li"ing at the
pn· c.:ncl ,att:tined b \m6'
c::m.,, the ut ili1.1 tion of TC$10::
cc.' would h:l\ c to inrrcase
to 100 time,. H th~ M<~ ·
arc to ha'e mi11imal dieu
,,·orld will h.l\ e to doublt:
preiCOt production of
That's in 30 cars. .,., .. t St Cl· . "I . l earth. fa~haoned tnto Jnodun --· ·• • ~ are '' emon3 • h 1 J
CANYON GUITAR SHOP Room, I 7th ami Spnn., Gar· '' 11 P a!'nN obsolc~ccnoe. :met den. "" thrown tnto unrt.~ laamecl 1rn,.h
heap\ -the tra h hC:.lp Of OUl
,\,;ie-.. our rive~. .tnd otu
dump., lto'a. .... a ~d l I . 01
Rqnir Rdinilhmg and Rcstonng CLASSIFIED ADS
• 2172 W Bums de IJ[ S'f
l'h,. bed k! autlal.tl,.
Ph 222-5661
-.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
George Washington Birthday Party
TODAY and SATURDAY
\ Bring Money a no T at.ce Home
a Good G1h for Yourself
'" Memorv of George'
o,.,. the Tenoralhgtw Bridge
In Hdhdal-244 3905 \\'~ ~m to "·"'' the re\·crsc
o{ the King i\t idas Touclt: e\
en thing we touch turm to gar
bage. \\'hat do '~c r~.:turat to thc•
c<~rth/ One hundred fort}·l\vo
million tons o( s:mol.:c. SC\Cn
million junked can. 20 million
tons of parr· 26 billion bot
tle and 4 billion can . \nd
2:9
DAYS JAPAN $899
lVWtoUI • 4 COUlU tUOITS
SAH f'RANCISCO STAT£COLU:OE
In dell~ nullO!! tiiiOJf!IL'II a!ld $lwtf ot J~n 1 lllliOfJ, polltlts. econo::-Jca,
eooe.Uoll, rellreoo and am srs.c erohuOt tCI'IIiM1t"'clln.u,llllllcctutu
art b, ••aotnl ''"""" ldutatou tllnlO for crtdtl or ts a&Oitor ud If
a .. ut "" lttl or •'PII.O.IIul Cflhs
hlc.t 1Kiu6ta O••••!'CI to\.., ro11nd
CliO •Ia 111 dlartat fllat)l (burd on tao' OC!Clltlltllt'J l, htst-clau IIOtrls,
lralll ~~ OliO tor COKb ''"" It htC. ITUli)OrUt loiS •Dd a<lmlnlon u Lt!Jt
..,0, lllt&liYI 'ICIIIUtllll, lUlU&,
o.auau b.JndhllC IIPl, trlttlltn •IC
140111 !'An& OPIIOftll t.ltid ltll~lt·
~Mf!'ll OOfttttd Cr
HOWARD TOURS
Of a-1lt.ANO , CAUFOitHIA
AI'P\T Ot .&If reel I~ . Out 01 ''
ll&tovt Stad •• Ul'llftntlJ of OrtCOfl
(u&tM 01 t1403 ' Rut the kith want it all -
to\' t-::tt • to\ m.m,ions. tO\
I>O.•t:~ -.1ud the lirl~ ,,·ill oou
he acluhs, • nd the mrs. upc.:r·
home5, .uu.J boau ,dlJ no longer
bt• IO\\ -and the ~.tfi, ·a will
flow :•~ the T.V. come' on, and
the <onditioncd n pon'e will
ht• "I "-ant it."
\Vt• can onJ · Jeep in one
bed at :t time, ''atch one T.V.
-but '~c want more. Lord.
ho"· much h'C '''ant morel Our
greed. a function jointl) of our
rronric.r hcrit:tge ;md our elec·
tronic Skinner boxes. d~ not
know the meaning o£ too much.
"The men ,,·here \OU the,''
~icl the liule prinC'e. "r:ai e £he
thou and ro'es in the s."lrnc ~ar
den -and the do nor find in
it ''h.tl the' are looking (or."
"fhc' do not find ir.'' 1 re
plied.
" \nd et," he continm.-d,
"what tl1C\ .m: looking for
rould be fnuncf in one inglc
10 c .. ,
Our ~chool~ ha\cn't ttuestion·
eel thh. our churrhe-; ~•t h)' in
Father Frank Campbell in·
\ites all incerested LC ,,u.
dent~ to auend M.1 thi5
1Sunda\. Februar 22 at 8 and
II a.m. at tltt F r.tnd~ can
C'-:'>n\'ent 31 0858 S \\', PaJa.
une Hill Rd. E'en i£ it were po~'iblc t0
t.ain. uch mn .. i\'c exP••~•t.ilU•
couldn't rontinuc: for more
a h:mtlfnl of ears. And
l)()i .. on pour-ed out in l11e
cc., ,,·ould de\a'itat~ the ~~~·~·
Our gro s national product
da i -' times that of India.
• • 'nme amportant quc .. ttons
fin.tll) being a ked about
kincl of dc\Ciopmem. The
gitimaq" of the American
has r tt-d :tlmo l cntirelv
a ccrmin <iCt or notion'
our producti\!c ba,c: we
m •• L:c more good' and
urc them Cor wider con ·~ur:
tion 1h:an am· other kind
o; tern Thi' fact undcrfut
co-opted mo't di 'ention in
histor . H \Oll \\-.tnt :t pi(«
rhe pie. 3nd ou'rc w'illin~
fight ror it. wdl. then.
j\ .. ~t make a little more pic
gne \OU orne.
(Coratimu:d n~xt u•uk) Test cone
free conct •
J(COU~ua an
•poru Center
thl\ • ftcrnoon
rer(ormin~
CC)tl \lad;:•~
p.a~l) :'\JOe
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First
mE n~'T ~m ·
'~""' Cultural I
foU .• btuf:~ JaT.r
idoruut•on d~i.;
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lOr\ Dr J olu1
the I og 1.•~•
ttnllon nl h
lkn\ Bm\·.ar
her· ll\'t Frid
Bnm-n. thol
th opinio
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f th rept"lrtc:
1tc I p.•n of
n Pte adent
'l:o\cmber m
The ~ne e;
.ul "Presun
ue fm Hr
l(.uhangl 1
R dtu I ;\Jill
uue 1\rowa
hat! ~pent <.
rapm e .tUtli
due. ~.n mg
m.rd mentin
nl' an the cd
or rhc \'ietn:l
Martin
to prem
On l'uC!!d
.1, the a~
ffiO\ IC "tht:a
Llle place
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pe1 tm m ni
I he smgl
ft1m 1\ e.x pe
hrm 10 heir
liOn) cledic~1
the \\oak .tn
late I>r :\1 •
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menl the ci'
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mcnc unpoa t
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Language department considers addition
of all-girl experimental Spanish floor in Platt
h) P.mtc.>l.t 'Jc.:hon
r.u' in Pl111 Il.dl rna\ he '
.1 ...... ang IIC 't tcr an to nmkt•
for an all·~h I Sp:tni'h
• 1 he llt w ~p.mhh .uc.·a would Cot part ic:i pat ion on tlw floor,
C't•ttain timl>s \\OIIId bt• ~CI
a idl· c.•at h wee'-: when suukuts,
Lu ult · .uul \ isiting guc~u m.•)'
get wgcthcr .tncl mordin.ur pos·
~ihll' i ndc•pcnch•nt st uti} pro·
Jt't t"'. inro a libr.uy of 'han~d books
which would be open to both
tndcnt!> .uul profcs~nrs . These
Louk~ would rt'm.tin with the
lh iug llllll but would he rrc:c
for u~c :u an} time .
Sh,,ron \ Vc::ascr, a member of
rhc planniu~ cnmmiucc {or the
flo01, trl'sscd th,11 studentS p.tr
cidp:uing in the experimental
progr:un rnust be willing tn
commit them c:hc..., tn indh i·
tlu,tl .tnd ucative effort in me
of the l.mgu.tgc and 10 ~hare ,,,.;. imcn t "Hh \t \'lf .II rtc.'\\'
c;w h a' .1 \p.m i~h pr n
((!."lf .mcl hi\ waft II\ in~ on
rhc rloM with the gitlo;, a ~p.tn
i~t liln 11 \. languaKc. c rcdit .lllcl
1~ i.tl \p.111hh m H ttlt~tl pw Suggest eel acth itics Cur lhc
flum include im i ting foreign
w~elt •nt from ncighhnring high
"honl' ,llltf t Oflt•ges, ,1\ \\I'JI ,1\
ot hc1 pl.'ople hom the corn·
munil} who wnulcl be.• willing
tfJfn'· pmpO\l or I he Hoot
Ill' tn 1 cl.uc in the :u a· All)' \llldcnt inlt't<' tc.·cl in
living nil .111 l'XJ)Ct imt'llt.tl,
pwfC.\\01 lin'-ill !'ip.uush {lnnr
'(IIIII~ tl.'l m, pk.,,,. c ont:u 1
Chef\ n Wci't't, lm I~R ut
ext. li2j lwtorc l:t·h. 2f•. • • 111 &n:lJOI' C\'Cnl~. devclopmem Tlw
t•tHk;n·ot \\' j I h pt'CT
.. "" p ) \lt'nt C':\ JW1H'Of C. 1"lw
( 1~rimcnt would be unclcnak
on the bac;i' th.tt an .1part·
mrnt untt would lw ptt)\ i<lt•cl
";)u·re j.1imc Pt·tc.:/ LC Sp.mi'h
profl•,\nt rrusu ~p.un •• ultl hh
V<iff. I .1 bel, would I i vt•.
M:.j01 goal' of thc· <·~pl't i
mcntnl lloor could he m.ulc·
p.!Mtblc through full cnopc•ta·
lion with tht <ipani'h clc·part·
mcnt. Theft. j, a p<w•ibilit\
that 011t'·thit<l rcmver ation crt··
1d11 \\Onlcl be made :1\'!til.tblc to come :mtl .,hare licfc.~. £ilrn~.
C:\p~t U'OCC\ :l!ld tOOkiug·fl'M"' of
La_u_n Amcncan and Sp.tni'h
C'lll\tnl' and dancing. A gencrn)
attempt \\'01ald be m.tcll· w
highlight llu, 1·ulturc :tnd c i\'·
ili,ario!l of Sp:tni~h-,pe:-~l.:ing
t CUIIIU IC\,
\ ho pt opOSl'<l, i~ the com·cr
'ion of one room on the floor and rhc: c\':\ lu:uion of dte ex·
• pcnntcnt .
A ~t·<nndary lmrpo'c of the
Sp.mio;h flour "'i I be to prepare
tho~c · 'itutlcnt~ chosen to go on
the mcr'icaco progr.tm in <;pain
nc:-<t }car. The ~oup wall h n·c
Perez antl hi" w1fc :t'i leade~.
Guest professor to talk
I he Three Menning of
F.tith" will be the topic of a
lcc:turc b John A. Hutchison
un Thund.l~, Feb. ~fl. :u 11 a.m.
in the Council Chamber.
Environmental teach-in set for April Dr llutrhioc.oH i~ n prorc .. ~or
of the philo oph}' of religion .u
Cl.trt>mont Graduate School in
Cla1crnont, C.tlif. Ht' appear
ante hctc i'l being 'ipon'iOrcd
joint I b) the CA>nvoc<~tio n
Committc·c .utd lhC depart·
mcnt" of phito~ophy and rt'li·
gio11. Jlrofc..'i~Or l(utdtiwn Wtll
Ul' rnt·cting with sc,cral cia 'e'
throughout the dav Stttdent.s
wi)l h.I\-C the OpPorLUnit)' tO
mc.:t:t '\ ith him :md di.,C\1\S in·
fonnall}' .1t Profc"or John Har
rington s home on feb. !?fi ,It
7:j0 p.m .mtl tht· rollowing clay
em en rnpuos. Grant Rcdtlon. lc.:cl\ntr in
ph)'ll , contend, th.u 'ltudcnh.
rog~thcr with the ;ulmana'itt •·
tton .md f.":ulty. rnu't Ill· m·
(orrnt d or tlw t'll\ aromncntnl
tfl\h cndrtnJ.!el ing hum.tnit\.
He t•xpl.um, " we arc not
I uJI.;ing Uf )ll\t p01l1111011 .tnd
popuhuon conttol but rt
\\hole tr,t"'formation of :uti·
tudes "
Ell\ironrncntal Tl.l<h • ln.
lnr. l'ith it, orritt• in \\ .t,hing
ton. D.C.. .tnd mort than •100
ch:tpt r' on colkgc c .tmpmc, ,
KJ\ c tahli,hcd 1.1-.t Dcrcmhct
h) lOngrc,,m<:·n. '>tudc.nt' and
bu~in c"mcn. \ na11on wid<:·
lt'.lch in, ~t heclnlt:d £cu \pnl 22
on t:ampusc\, in high .. chooh.
':uul in communitic.·'· \\til lw
dnutLtl to ll•,Jrning ,tbout .tnd
IIndt• ~t.tndmg the ptnblc.:m' o£
the 1 uv~tnnmcnt . (Sc<: '<;pee j.
llllt• p.lgt: ~ ) 0111 t'l\\ ironment hao; bt.·cn or
t ur ring for some time."
1\er.athC lhc ll':u h·ill will h1•
pl.tnncd and organi1ccl .11 the
lot.al le\'d, the rt•lc\',ltlc ,. of lo·
l.tl J\'IUcs Jntl :lcti\'itic' will be
cmpha'>llt'cl Raddon, "ho pon·
\OI cd J,t,t tt·a m\ Em ironmcntal
Cl.t" will ( oor dina u· .1ct i\'i tics
for l ( He hopt'' 1 hat the plan·
ning for \pril 2:? will he init·
iatcd by .. tullcnt ;mcl gain the.
in\'OI\'ement of the entire .1c.a
demit-communit ·.
Tho'l' pCt1>0II5 who Hrl' intt'r·
c,tt·d in working for the teach
in ,hould (Ont:trt Racldon nt
hi, n(fi(e in BoDine, at E:\t.
:4~6 . ur throu~h Bo' I[, Rc,id~ being on the f~1cuhy
.tt Clnrcmont, Dr. Hutrhi,on
i the .unhor of ~\cr:•l boob
illt.luuing his most recent. Paths
of F~t~th, ,\·hich i'i a romplcte
text of compar.ui\C~ religiom.
LC to sponsor Model United Nations
One o( thl' ca,cs will be a 5Uit
fill•cl b\ lnclon~ ia ag:tinn
Ft .uu c for d:tmages re:'\nh ing
hom Fr~nch tc,ting ol nurlt-:u
\\Capon" tn the -,outh 1-. tcilic
\t the \locld l "J of the
F.n Wc't m \pnl 1~0 to p;o
college' \\'ill be reprc,ented. • ow we 1srega our
• own environment
Pfo Rtl \P~ \ ........ JUII low huporb"l lll crt "hl'rt! ~l·'rc: cau". l he pklurollbo\t'
t-lto'l' .. -.anl(tlt ,,, 1.£ ltuh·nlt' bl.ll.lflt di·rq;ud lor ~lllnpu Ia"' nt 1nd
~•rubbl•n unh tn (llin ~ ·•·comJ '"' ll\'o. \bme, lh<' b"'" b ('l.all Hall h~a ~"'
1\'o"' b.ln m·' t to tht' idto" all.~ ct•nll'r, thi' trout p;&l'llll.·t. a rn:u dam l.eh• cen
(;.,pd;and .md Pl.atl IIJII~; oottrnn, impnlienl p..-destn~JU hJI"' "'on• tha rut bt
·hnabbo r ru•ar tht~ \lall, "ith tlau~ '' llllabh• UJ ulhcr idr4 (PhoiO\PUPh~ b Hub R.u lclon c nn t unH''· "ln orch•t
IO unclt•t·\t,lllcl Olll (.'fiVIJ'On
lll<'llt, we 'hould rc.al11c that
tilt' pl:uwt L.trth j, a Jik '"P·
port ' .,,,.m m.tclc up of .t <om
plex intc•r • rclatiomhip n(
pl.mts, anima h. ft c'h ".ttt•r .1ml
!wile 'oil that g ""' cm•tg'·
' from thl' .. un. If \nt,tll ch.lllgc."•
arc: nltldc. the ,,·,tcm c.m ad·
llht. If acflllati\C tl.mt.agc oc
mrs. the \Htcm will hrt.•ak
c!0\1 ll •• \c I lltTl\tl.ttl'd tl.lnt.lgt• lO 1 omorrow the T.C 'pomored
lJnttc.d ~<lllOn'> Mocld 1\~·c uril)'
(.ounnl will tnl'Ct from 8 a.m.
tn 6 p m. in E'··'""· Twelve
Oregon colleges junior rolle~t'\
:nul it rornplita lnn or tugh
,rhool 'tuclcnt' \dll partic.ip.uc
in thi' 1nd the utwh• org.tnit('cl
\f xld V ~ 1 ntcrn.tt ional Com t
of J lhttrt:
\nordin~ to I C ~tutlcnt
Ch;n lc:' \Villiam' .. cnctnl)' gen·
cr:tJ of the \fodd Ct\lt'it\
Cou11dl, both ~{' .. ,ton' are open
for ob,cn·atio n. \lc \n.alh .)
First Edition to present rock and jazz sounds
:\lill5trels .
Albina seeks art work
1 he \1 hma \at Cr.tHt'l ''
'JIOil\nnng it' fum th .mnu.tl
mtttopoh tan .u 1 t•xhibition
Olnd rumpcttttnn
\n\'onc ht•twl·t•n tht .tgt.•, of
15 ·IIIC! 20 I\ cltJ;Ihk ;md t.'ntllt.'\
mu,t hl· m h)' \f.lH h 7 <.att
gorics tn1ludc JMtllting . chaw
a~lg, gr.~phu ... "ulpttllt•, tex
t1lt:, .and HI .tmi" ( ;"h pr i1c.''
Wtll he .1\\'olllkcl
Rt·gul.ttion .uul enll\' fotm'
Ina\ he pic ked up ;u thl· 1 t'n
tcr. 1:or mort• in£unn;tt10tl lOfl
lnrt till \lb111.1 All < .('tllt.:t ,11
· ~.!!. k.dltng-.wutth ut phuuc
2!48.fiiti6, Rq>rc,entcd :trt' Orc.•gon St.ltc
l ntH'T'iitv, Linfield. Pot tl.ancl
-,t.\lt l'ntn·r,tl\. l'ni\enit' of
l,onl.tncl Cnntorch.t, (lortlaml
Communtl\ Coll~~t·. Mt"trupul i
tan C.ongrc..,, oC \Vorld \Cf.tit"
(the com pI i 1 :ll inn ~lf h1gh
'chouh) I .m~ct Cnlllmhi.t Col·
le~c Mld Clad, ( .ollcgc.
J·mn 1 omm11JCC' wall dt•batc:
'lllc'h I" \It'\ ,1, tT ' tr uop' i 11
Kotl':\, inhlllatJon into I ,,o, In
"Jnrah Vic.•m.am. t' ll'rn.•l sup
port for the P . .Jc,uni.m libt:tll·
tion nH>n·mem .1ml Pale tini.ut
1cfugc.: e~ in 1lu \lldclle E,l\t.
Tlw ;\lndcl ( outt of Ju tiu•
h mct•d ug fm rhc. ( n 't t imc
,lful wilt h,tw du '\otthwc t
Srhuol ol Law f.u uh' :l\ tudgl . 1\.t•nn\ Rogct' .md the Fiht
Edition \\all tompt'i<.e the nc'l:t
ph.1'c of rhe Cnlturnl ,\t h
Satl'" Feb. 2 I.
l"hc• root ol the fiT<it Edi
tion cxtcncl into the ,,tned ,oil
or lulk mclod ·• bluc-., j.l7.Z. h.mi
t od: ami the cl.1 ir:,,
1 ht• ~roup " " bm n wht n
tn(•mlt('r' nt R.mth P•" k · '\c·''
l ""'" ~ltno;ttt•l' got wgctht r
.tnll C:\t h.mgcd idc.t" .tbout the
"nt \\' nlll'it " "l \\ o min,nd -
h~ ""' Rngt.•r:o. .mtl \likt ·cnlc
·\J'Il'.ulu: .tdctl the 1 if,l ltlilmn.
\11~ l' h., .. 'iitu ' lclt the J:l our
{ol .1 t.trcet in tden-.ron , but
still lOillJI(N~' lor the gTO\tp oc:-
' ,,,.ionuiiY.
slwllh ,tft<'l' The ln't F.tli·
1 inn ",1.; [mnwd. Tom muth
c1 , ,, mrtHht.'r l>f tlu; .tutlac.·HC<'.
'-ignnl them tor the · 'H1Hther
f\ruthc1"' Comcd llnur · Later, .111 alhum impl called
"I he Fir~t Edition" was TC.
curded .wei t elc.1 cd under ron
tr:u t to Rcprhc Rcrord . One
of the rlth, ''I us1 Dropped an
to See \\1h.ll .onditton i\h
Cundition \V, in," wa< r<'lea o.'(l
·" ,, ~ingle ami he amc n hit.
J'he Fit t Cdition ha ap{)Citr
ctl ,int c on nlllliCIU\1' ll'lc' 1 ion
~ho,,·, .1ml in m.m tlf the
1 u1mt 1\ • 1up night dub ...
M u iri;w of '.u ktl back·
~nnmd tumpm<:' the l"in•l Ecli-
• 1101\
1\,,\., pl.l\cl ht nm Ru,.:-cu
\\',,, a mcmbl·t o( tht Rohh
lln\ le Ttill, a jnu ~roup, a'
well ,,s the ~l'\\ C:hnm \lin·
.. trl'l .
t'ct n Willi 1m hcg.m a\ ·'
:o.tml it • gmt.u i.\t '" ret onli n~
in I lolh w'" ... 1 1 ... ttet,
JOined tht '\c. w hri!lt .
,C,~ Illll
he too, \laf') .\rnold, '' ith a D111ke
l rll\en.it • nd C.omenaton of
\lu il in Lo .\n •elcs educatio n
behind her. \\'orl.:ed wnh the
Young \merit. n and the Kid
~e:\t noor.
Guit. ri 1 Kin Va ', the ne''
e t member of \he Fit t F.dilion.
\\Orkcd " di" jode , mu ician
,uul 'ompo t r on hi f.lh(;r·s
rndto !lt=tuon He \\:t .. originall)
.t mcmbt•t o£ the folks~ Back
1\ltdt Majmit\ in l'hoenix.
~lid i.e\ Jou~. th utnnte.t, be
~·m '' ith .1 Tc..,au in~er Ttini
I OJ)('l and latc:t joined Bnb (),.
l.•n.
1 h(ir effort~. (u ed into one
gt'oup. the l:ir t Edition, wilJ
be pt ocntt-"(1 .1t p m c•n Feb.
~ 111 l\nuplin ·potts .. enter
\dmi ~ .. ion ''ill be ~ £or tu
dcnh Jnd ~2 i5 ror adult . PH1NEFR 1 OC Febtuar 20, ftbrllar)' 20, 19j
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The Palatine Manner as I see_iJ_
by Denys Howard GheHo problems come to sharp focus
in Albina's 'little brown schoolhouse' b Rtck Go
•ud Tom
n~~pome to
.. ;n,,uung numue
1'10 11 u r I G
notni n.lt ions l
~ t 10 fihm
Thac :~rc 50nt A good place to ~~ tC\:tboo~'
i the: Vnr,it Uool; Exrh.mgt> .
1 he r.:tn't gu:arant~c having
what \OU want. bm it llll\<~ to
r,h('d.: .1~ the\ alw:n., ~d for .1
lot lc: " th 111 doc:' our bool.; .. torc.
\ .thit ju!it moH'<l into ht·n
perm:mcnt quarteT' :.tt ) g~., '\\
t.llh, bct,,cen Jack'iOn atUJ (OJ
lege. •••••
:\1' f:noritc l\\0 C.'lpricorn.;
arc Rkhard Nhon nnd Mao
T wng. The' h:n e pe~onaJi.
ues so \imilar? •••••
C('n orship j, the impo,ing of
one person's ''aluc S\'>tcm upon
another pe.non. There are two
kind of n•n,orship. and I hold
them both to be e,·iJ. The fiN
i n\'Oh r ,, man who forces hh
belief<~ upon others. :tnd the
~e(ond imolve" a m:m who al
h>ws omconc l:he's belief, to be
!m' cd upon him. The fif'it in·
\OI~ a John Howard (Presi·
dem. Palndne Manor}, and the
erond irn'ohc~ a John Brown
(Prof~or, Hhton Depart·
ment) .
Howard once snggc ted to a
barefoot girl that ~he don ~hoes
before entering the chapel for
dedicnon· seni~. Persons
\\Orking for Maintenance dur
ing ummer are wnrncd not to
remo,·e rh~ir -.hirt~. for fear of
bringing Hi WT3th down upon
thermehcs . He rame do'c to
firing a bo) \\'ho wa~ picking up
mail :u the libran ~Jll$ toot·
wear. cal mO\cmcnt . Ptl:\ttmabl it '"I" lcgitim.tlt.' rm 1\to\Hl to de·
In cr a \1 .tth ingl pt.'f'Onal .at·
t.u l on R id1anl ~rith.m~ dur
mg cIa,, time. rrnum.lhh it
'"a' lcgitam.tll' ltl ch ·"' ob\'~OU\
li:Jt111lch hl'l\\'t•cn '"""' Eng·
and .and \~new \mcnrn. But
it '' ,, nut lcguim.ttc to .. pea~
out publi( I and ro c:ommit hi"
time ,, ,,·cit a hh name to :1
cau c in ''hi( h he dt•.lfh t>e
Jil', ('cl,
Thi' lind of rdu al 10 t.al.:t•
ri k hn~ got tn 'top. If :a 'orial
s ,tcm i to be l<'git i m.tte, then
all people.• mu\t be frn· to think
anrl \3\ ·'"' the' hcliC\('. \\'c • mu't ha\e the courage 10 con·
tinuc to 'JlcJk out in o;pitc of
the piro \~nc" ·': fot if we do,
.mel on I I r \\'C do. I hen truth
h:l' n c:ham <.' to he deter mined.
"( he \iJCill C of thnm.tncl\ of
"intdlt•< utah" wa.-. a' much ro
he condt>mncd ·'" "'-" the out·
'f>Olt•n poli<'\ of Joe i\lcC.trth\.
To rcm:lin ~ilenr, whether it
be about John Ilow;~rrl\ :tb<;urd
patc.·r naJi,m or whether it ron·
~rn' the wnr in Vietnam. c.m.
not be fofl!tH'n It i\ b' rc
m:aining ilent that we .tllow
Opinion otlun ~ to impo'"' their \',tluc
'} ,tt•m, upon U\. •••••
'l he\ '"' tl1.1 t in t ht• old <Ia)'
thcrt' ''a' .t ll(l.ll<l\\otlk nn tht•
Wt•\t n.mk n( thc.• Willamt•ttt •.
Pm tlandef" Ctluld ~~roll .tlong
tlw b'l',l\<i, .tnd tht'\ coulcl 'IC.'t'
(lear thwugh thl' water to tlw
thn bet!. lt j, diUcn·nt nm,.
Ten e.1n ago, m htotht•r
had 10 h.aH' .t tct.tllll' 'hnt .after
lw h1ntt in tlw \\'ill.amcttt'. \
bm who ,,.a, on the ri,erb.tnk
in dO\' Ill OWn Pnrt l.tnd t ct <.'Ill h
de,c:rib\'d 1 he ~tt•nt h t h.st H' ee t'
the "tourht," • • • • •
I do not tl\llalh ,,., itt• or
thing-" moH' n:ufonal.'' nn
(neml bt cl\N' the ( ancc•r of
our ttmt:' '' rt'\ ca kcl mo,t
ck.trly in rnl'clf. 10\ h ic.md~
th ,, rHmpll\. The t e.t~Oil'l rm
tht. c"t·rmin.\lion of tl\C' human
r .lc e :m: to be [nnnd in rollt~c.·
~tutlcnh who condemn imlll\·
trial pollution whik dt.·~tro ·ing
their campm. In frco,,k, ,,ho
condemn tlw wat \\hilc hating
jor~' In a collegt• conununil\
'' hich deplore' o\ c.:r-population
\\'hile rai<~ing chilcln.'n. In men
,,·ho rnnnot < ry and in women
who cannot lead.
Jesus Christ: answer to world problems
bv Bn1cc Runc:ie to athicH· the an,wo to the
Nearh 2.000 H.ar' :wo Jc'u' world~ problem<> by hh own
Chri~t lhed :met cl;umc.d to efforts. He fail\ to reah1c that
h;nc the .1n<~wcr' :md ,olution., peace must bt found thro11gh ,,
tu thi~ world', problem'. For per onal rclauon,hip w11h (,ocl.
ccntm ic.:~ after. million' around )e.-.m Chno;t has rl.1imed LO
the worlcl tried fesu~ and <JUi« k· be the Wd\ l lc -.aid. "f am tlw
h di~ro,crt•d that what he of. ,,,n, the tnllh. and du life.
fcn·d wa" tt.•:-~1. Peace 1 will gi \'C 'ou not a'
Tod:t). a .. nc\er before pl'Oplc the world gi\C'\, will I gi\e to
:arc \\ C:ll), WC>fll of the wan and )Oll. ' B\ Elizabeth Clark
T ht• Jlorse U n ron gr .tde
"honl i~ '\n ordinan luown
hric k :o.chool with a fcnccn 111
pta' g• ouml a ml l.M~t·b,tlt £icld.
It j, the t\ jlic.a! ,chool th4lt c\'·
t'f) ft. ·cat·O d hrst attend'i ...
until yon \tcp in'itde
l)o \'OU kilO\\ \\1\.lt f>O\ et I
ami mcntul clc:fic icrlt) art· like?
from tlw moment \Oll cntt't • • the l.ngc luc.l;cu·d halh, wlmh
rouln bdong in ·"') gt.tdc:
'rhool, a feeling of hclplc,~ ·
ne" and ~loom prc\'.til,, At
fit'>l )UU diucg:mJ th~ feeling.
fo1 it rcrtainl} h due to the
fact that \OIIT gr.tcle ... chon) tla)'
ill e long pa't urdy, you ha' c
fmgottcn ...
\ dl('crful teacher introduce'!
hcr~ctr and lcad'l you 1nto
tht uHima1 y cla.,'>room . T tttl('
Jim•m \\'hitc: ... tamh ncnoml)
<hewing nn the t•ud of h" pt·n
c il. I k batt'ly aclnmded~ ·,
mar p r t ' t n c: e a.nd mec:Jdy
ol>e'' 'om 'uggcsuon to t.Jt
down You, being the imt'lli·
gent college wtor who ha'
come with the pm po'c of in·
,tilltn~ knowledge into thi.,
little 'cgto bo), promptlv get
down to work.
T<><ht) )OU are going to
work on l:l.ngu~tgc art" Spell·
ing should be ca')' enough to
run through. ~o. whY not stan
"'ith th.tt? Jimtm. how do ''>U
,pcll sheet? . • ,,Jcnr<. A gltm
mel of truth reacheo; \'Oil You
.trc \tlltng wath a little fifth
gt .u le ho) who po~'<.''e\ on h
th<' mental cap.tcit) of '' 'ierond
gr.ulct Patrenth. vou go O\'Cf
ancl ovc1 the wore h. A glanrc
.It \OtJr watch tell' ''Ott thnt
rune i!l pao;">mg quickly, and
thert• l'i \till writmg to tackle J i mm\ 't1ll doc' not remember
that "' II E E T spec I!~ :o.hec t
ni .. rour.tging? When )OU 'ittggcst to Jirn~
th,\1 he should H'copy the
tent n on tht• bla( "k bo.rrd, ~
,lJl\WU\ rn ht'l mccl liu•
Hll(C' 'lll}lltg he (",ll\JlOt WTtl•
lie.. tt'lh you that he {u" t
1101 H'ftll'lllbC I .llld C 0<.\ 11
H'.tll '' tnt to try. For anolht
h.tlr hout you ln.trti<e rom
ing the lettct;; o the alpha~
\, Jimmy labor' onr hh Ju
wr \Hiting- ou gt'ntl) pr~
him '' itlt que tiom. lle £mal
bcgim LO rrl.tx and open
to vou :'\ u ht: h a'i nn
friend. \ou.tlly. he has
Criench :u all.
I imnw's clothes tell
Ill\ f.unii)' IOU'( CCI t:tinJ
pont . .tnd 'our guc ''~ 1 ~ ,.,.. .. _.
fot hl 'oo;, telh )Ott that
h.ts 'e'en brothcf'\ and mtrr
.tntl that lm dad cannot Ctll
.1 JOb
lt i' ume to IC':tvc, .md 'o;
woncl<.•r where the hour h~:
gone \uu \\l'lh that you con
,pend .til d:l\ wHh thl' lit~
hu\ He need, help -;o badl
frmmr ~lnl) a~h wh it i~
lon~ untrl \-Oil return. You 1
him th.tt you too, haH' to
to 'chool and lc.·arn. Yt•s,
pronmc to come back nnJ
T11c,dav . B\e Jimm) .•
. . • ~ 'ou leave the nnltia-
an• bro" n brark ~chool
\Otl \..now wh) a (cclin~
gloom exl'it'l \ ou look
the nc1ghborhood and \Ce t.b!
filth and dirt You know wb,
Uoi\<. t'TUon gr.1dc \(hoot ·
\I hula need\ wtor... Orr
down in ,our heaH you pn1
th.lt the httle you do, can htlj
even tf you arc only Jinnm
\\hue\ rrnt r. iend
~tuck ntS tnterC:'ilCd tn gt·
ttnJ; imohcd in any of th
.,c,cral tutotang progr.tm' neu
ttl~ a~\h ta nee m,l\· '>Ct. ( ord
\ erplank ror further infom:
uon. ors in t.hc Ji,t,
.ttldit t\ ha,
rhat thcv t
fimtl li<.t i~
• ..... ,. •. ,, tWO Optr
films h.nc
both rcvicwe!r:
four of t.he lit
\t'Cn b)' bo
not 'een nu
7. Spill has
8 nne! 9. Th
• , t§ a compl
,0,jm·• t ion of tl
the p.1st year
1. ~fidnight 1
2. Medium G
5. Goodbye
t. C:m J r ciro
Forget \.lcr
True Hapr
5. Rutch Cal
~Jnd:1 uc e Ktd
6. 1· '') R idcr
/. IF
S D::td<h \ C1
9 Alite'" R<.>
10 crile Cue
.~1 drmomtrt
uf natiG
Pr('sid~nt'.f
\1 ,.ssngr1
Orr.gonifm
ron tttm t ht.
int" tht' r101
• '" rutnl
For O)Omt, it's
ru1 rrtlainl
dn.:aJi01 1
!Jut it'J til
Thr probkm
and o
inllrrent in
• Thf\C anion' on the part of
tht• president of thi.., 'chool
c.learh ron'>titutc an operation·
al auitudc of in pnunti.f /nro.
Howard ,,·ciJd., the utilitarian
power or hi~ position in an ef.
fort to impo c hi' own idea~ of
mornlity or pr:tnicalin upon
otheJ That he offen no re4l·
sons for his threat!> mak~ hi~
aaion~ illcgimatc. for tltC) are
then actions born om of an :t'l·
sumption that he has to ueat
studenu as inferior cre:uurcs
r.nher than as human being-;. rhao \\hich arc !10 pre\a)cn t in ~Jany tCih of thomando; of
our ,,·orld. Pt:oplc are Cf)ing .. tudent' .tnd milliom of people
nut for p<'.tce. \ the prorhct around the world arc now eli,.
Jcrt~mi.th wrote. pc.'Oplc \dl en co,cring th:ll Je "' i' alhc .ancl
nut a ing. "Pc:-.cc, pr.ace, when realty work". The~ ha'c rol!nci
tht1 c is no peace." that the peace that Jc.'u' ~"·c., LC students to attend Presbyterian me .. , 1!41t!ltlt rJt rcpn
lhrse a ml
m rronmrra
mf1ntht, t
mpt In prt'U~ H John Howard act' like
!)piro Agnew rclnting to his
daughter, John Brown act'> like
tele,ision new men relating to In tht.• J:nt few '''ar we have j, real and i~ .t Ja,ting innt•r
.,ccn more effort~ made in tht.. peace.
b'O.tl for peace. 1 he United "a The.,c people ha\c aho found
tiono; and recent pe.ace mor.1· that Chrht orrc,, much mou.•
torium~ .are t':\:amplc_, , Yet there to life. and malt.·' a pct,on
ha~ been an upunge or rioting whole tn,ide. Jc~m \:ltd, "1
and di .. ordtr in our country ·'' c.&me that thcv rna' h.n t• life piro Agnew.
Bro" n was an ardent and ac
t.he supporter of la)t October'
~Jor<ttonu m. But when :-\0\·em·
lkr rollr"d around, he refu\ed
to Uln«:e) da~~ or to work on
ha,ing LC adopt an offidal
~tance in {a\'or o{ the moratoria.
His re~non wa.\ a fear of future:
poli tiGJ I reprisals. "Agnew has
drawn the lin~: \\ e are no
longer tr} ing to educate the
people about the war. This is
a political moHment now, and
J don·, want some future Joe
McCarthy to auack Le"'·is and
Clark for ha\ ing been in it." • well a'i abroad \\h) h 11 that .tnd have it mo1e abunciHnth."
tlwre are .,o mam auempt~ to De-.pue the tcm ton~ m the
ac:hicve pcMe, yet \till there is world toda), !here ~~ <tn Hthwer
no peace? and a \oluuon Thi~ (an be
M.m i' mntinually \triving found through Je,u .. Chrr•t
Speech squad earns second at Seattle
Presumably four 'ears of ami·
war acth ities were not a politi· Le" •~ and Clark' ~peerh
!~quad placed ccond in sweep·
stal.:cs .u :~ cattle Pacific Col
lege tourname nt Feb. 13 and
14.
Plating fint in junior di\.
ision were LeAnne Hall und
PIONEER LOG
Ottu:ial publication of thP utoOCiatcod Slud•·nu, of I""''* .nd r.Jark (.QIIt"Ct:,
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dunnc thr. acadmuc ~e•r b> C.AJUJ Publl hlrtC C:o., ~rcond rluto potlacr pa1d at
PQftJIIld , Orrton.
f. 011 OR ................... , , .•••....•• , •••. Krrl Cuno
MaNttnc Editor • . • • • • . . • • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • . 1om Spitt
A i tan I Edllor • . • . • • . • . . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • Ulll Hartmann
porU F:dltur •.••••••••••••••• , • • • • • • • • • Riel< 'lr~C'r
Ad• au Inc \bn.qrr .•.•.•.••...••..••...••. ,jf'rl') \ndPrwn
R"pof'tt!n : Pat St.anlua, Jan ~tale) , Lon \'arwt, Kuhuu Blalu>ll'f", Chrryl
Buc"""'· ~UI'! Meyn, John Coomlt'l', Scull Fiihrl, f.lnabt':lh Clark, Krn Ha,..t,
C:O.IPPn 'lr..nmuto , Ph.il ~coil, Ornye llo,..ard, Rick CO«ldlc:llo,.. , Kalh) KubL
Pholup-aphPI'I : Bub \1cAn.tll~ , Pl"lrr Jack.wn.
Ad• '-~r: (' J L· ... _ • .......... , •••••••• ,. ••.•• , • . • • • • • 1a) rna1ru I.mda Wegner. debate: John
.\Jben, impromptu, and Lc·
Anne. interpret.Hion. Linda
~nd Eric Knud~on placed third
in extemporaneoll\, The t:at·
tle ml:et attracted more; than
20 .. chook
The ~peakers rook four
place) at Southern Orcl?on Col
lege Feb. 6 to 7 T.t~mg ftnt
place.. were Alben and Knud
\CO, JUnior divi~ron debate, AI
ben extempor.meous, .1nd Paul
~el~on, senior dtvt'tion mter
pretation 13r uce l:.dinger and
Randy Stone placed 'icrond tn
junror diviston debate
The LC. 'qu.ul will compete
at an indtvidual and debate
tOurnam ent at Oregon !)t.tte
Univ er~ity toda) t.tnd tomor·
row. Lt'wi' and Clark will ho'it
·• debate tournament on c.•m·
pus Feb. 20 and 21. Founeen 1 C men, headed b'
\entnr "'tt:\C Lar,on and juntor
John ~thbl·t. will meet tod.l\
ancl tomorrow with 150 PH:,bY· • ten;m men .md an equal num-
hcr or their youth guc~ts for the
Unitt·d Pre .. byterlan Men's Con
fcl t'llCt. ol Oregon
1 ht conre1 cncc. on the
theme, "Youth Confront<. the
Church," will be .\t Fit t Pre.,.
b'·tcrian Church
\c rordmg to Sibbel. "1 hc'>c
men are member" of a genera
tmn whtch ha~ grO\~n up with
out a guaranteed [uture, a gcn·
t•r:uion which f.tre\ the nau.,cat
ing precip itate~ of a 'gre.tt 'ocit·ty,' :t generation wh'
fMc' o1 jnejudircd. pollut~
O\ er popu .t t<·d .tnd waml!!
planet a genct.ttton whic't nO'!
rcft"e' to ''ar, whirh fed thr
lhc ptiontte' of tht~ :md 31
\Ot ict ic' m 11\t be rmhc.tl~
changed ir m.tn hope~ to . .. VI\'C
\flmbcn of the gTOUp ir
'tutlc.: frc~hman C..ordon Sibbet
junior' Doug Crant, Paul 8J:
J;.ct. Rtck Gotta\, l>;l\ c C1fr'
paht', Dave Ocarborn .tnd Joh·
Sthbet and .. entor-. 1om
elo D.t\l Duncan, larry ,.._ .....
~tt:H Fmk,on, Den)' H
Btll \\tnntr and Stc\e L:t~
"\\ e will go to confront ead
individual partu tpant in
conference -the young the
.tnd ounehe'i," ibbet. ~aid
()ibbet .tl,o quotes pili
pher Thoma'> Merton "A<.
'" man l"e' tn a womb of
lecti\'e dlu<;ion, h1, freedom
matn\ ..tbonive Ht'l capac
for joy. pt>ace and truth
never liberated They ran ... n'l'i
be used. He " ,\ prisoner of
prort''~· a dialectic of fahe
mi'le\ and rc:al deceptions .
ing in futility."
'Happy nme' tryouts
Tryout-; for the lake ),w,cfl
Communaty rhcatre\
lton of Tla~ Hnppy Tlmr
be held Feb 21 .md 22 frorn
to 5 p m. The produc ·
will be dtn.;cted b) Ken 1
.1nd Steve Kno,, wilh thnrf>Of
raph' b)' Jenny Rittenhour ypical
by Ala1
lndta
The day be
~0 . 26S, Cl
~'~'ltll'o.t m at 5 a
all Wa!>hTOO(
room a,
WIY) fl
from a F.
£1oor
\!though n1
ing lile a
from a
ntic's dark
that kno•
tnd her
tndic:ne
• a great 1
her lifl
nos~
•
carrm~
1111mron as <tn
)'.
Her husbanq
one of Jncl
ruled an
itself a
inca kula
11\nr•n;ng, ·\UI
;"tfter her
for an ho
• mormng lt
nothing le
Auntie an1
r..tlh me l1
call her prin tus
ISe'
1 Jim~
the "
•ard,
\: litll:
u Wri~e.
U\l Q!i
OC'\ ~~
anolh11
¥OU thl
'inh t(
; co~
1 hat b·
d SISitl
not hn
our
)11
\C tO
k'cs,
d
•
see
lOW
chool
r. D~
•ou pn1
can he~
y J lffilf,
• lO gtl
of cr
m~ n~
Cord(
• mlorn
roup tr
n Sibt~e~
>aut Blr
ve
and JM,·
;>O\ \rt:
iT) eara
Howard
~ L.lf'WII
rom ead
t in tbl
'• the o'
~ 'd S31 •
pJ,i .. ~
1b of
·edom r.
~apa
:ruth
~an nc\t
>ncr of 1
fahe PI\'
on~.
outs
en
chor
1hour ftbruar)' 20, I 970 PIONEER LOG Pa~ 3
'Midnight Cowboy,' 'Medium Cool' years top two
• re 1e ers se ec
h) Rick C.ooclfdlo\'• '
md 1om pitl
In n pnmc to .1 r apicll) cJj.
.. ;""'Illig Ulltnht•t of H'fJUCW~ ,
t•irmrn I Of!. h.t5 dtn\cn
1 nolllill.atiom for the li~t of
~t htit I 0 f i lrm of I %fJ
rtlt'rc arc ,orne ddinitc fal·
·0 in tht• Jt,t ,uuc tlw J.ng's
.H.Idi< t' h,l\'t' onl)' li .. tcd
llln\ chat the)' h:t\'t' ~<·en, and
fin.il list i., ,, compromi ~c
lWO opinion' ';orne O(
films h,t\'C not been ~een
both re\'iC\~Cr .
Four of the lhtcd film~ h,l\'C
n seen b both. \.ondfc·llow
not 'iCCn numb('t ~. 5, 6,
;. pitt h.t~ not \CCU nurn·
1\ :mtl !l. "1 hL rc ulting li~t.
i~ 1 compromN.' ;wd :tp·
roxim.•r ion of the bc\1 I 0 film<,
rhe r"''' yc.1r
1. ~ticlnig ht C:owboy
2. Medium Cool
~ Gooclb~·c, Mr Chip'l.
I. C.ul rrt:iron\·mm \fcrkin
r·orget ~fern llumpc .tncl
Tru<-1 I.t ppt ne,,?
5. H11tCh Ca.,mh and the
•.UIIII.IIII t. Kid .
6. I·.:''' Rtdcr.
i. IF
S Dad(h'" Gone .\-Hunting.
9 Alire\ Rc~taurant .
10 !\terilc ('uc koo. Mrdnigltt CowbM• j,. an O\'t•r-While billed a~ a mtnt'cal, mo•t · h h .a r 1"h r. d b
I I. 1. f' -~ , m,tn rc,lt'.ttlflg mtH l C ame uf.IOC Copy 0 f! oTIJ lilllt:, Ul
.,. 'tr"' tim about .1 countrv or the tun~ nrc• ,,& mclod'tc ,.,. 1 C Ill d 1 L 1 · 1 • 1 0 · '" ·' roc ·'S rn oo nn lllfC, Rc· 1 tc plnr qtuck y turn!! tnto a
m) an a cit}' boy who clept·nd '/hi' Stnr .'lpnnglr.tl Bnnnn, ycr rnininc t~nt or llon11ie (ltld Clydf!1 high gi<X\ Rnst mary'r Baby .
nn cac h ollwr for '>UT\ i\',tl, 'fill' for tht• mo,t pan, thtll doc nOt the rilm •~ r.uely clull :md the '1 he film j., as .smpcm.cful as \).
rilm i< dcl'ph :tfft·ctccl b) ~like d(·tr.trt mud1 from thf' film. u~c of :th\lucl di.doguc i~ ef. frcrl Hitc hotl'!t best ,tnd far
t;:ichol'~ direction of 'J'Ite. r.rml-,\l.m). of. rhc on~s. are quite fcnm:. wo good for the fate it seems
htic" of its own . nd wielth a h.~t.•ntam• 111 the ongtnal wa\ in 1 J 1 r
f I rf h · 1 ., 1. /'(IC"''..' R ulrr i tltc JJ'Im th··t uca< cc or. power u c en on t t' cmotsons whst ' they .trc pn:sentcd. f he ~J u
of the auclicnrc . Dustin Hoff. dncm:stog r.tph) is out t,mding, shut ltollywood down. A look llrrr's Rrstourant is a liule
m.tn accomp li.-.hL~ an :tmo~~inJt .111cl one floc not hLt·H: the fed· '11 the rural south :md iu, re· long and l:ick.-. the appeal or
ll:lll\formation from 7/u r.racJ. iJag he j\ being 0\CrWhclmecJ af"'tion~ toward~ COntempor.In beiug propaganda ror any Jife
rmtr ancl Jon Votgt •ivcs a U)' the dircttm • imaginathc Vlllth i\ often 'lhor.king and d1s· 1 le. but it is a fine thought·
performance worth) of llof(. !II}IC. hcli '\ing, }Ct 0 real One doc..' ful film. The stOf) tells a good
man·.., !iupporting role. Ctm 1/~trfJII) 'IIIIIS Mr:rkm l.ver not le:nc the rhrc;~trc una£. deal more about people than
Mr.di11m Cool " a briJiiantl) Forget Mr''i' Jlumpr nml Find fccted ~r he film often seems Jll~t d~nbmg them as good or
c~t·cu tcd ;mel prechcl) calc uJ. !'we llnf1pmr.ss1 i~ the brain· more c.loc:umemary than fiction· bad h ~a~ 11hot rnostl) on lo·
hued motion pinure c-<pcri· child of \nthony Newel}. who alu~cd . otion, utilizing a gre.ll man)
cnc:e. "[he film is fraught with ''••\ right full) .lccusctl of try1ng IF ••• is as unusu.el and people \\ho pb} themtChes.
"mhoh and i\ oft<•n lc'chnoc;ra. to glorif)' him,elf ,,jtf1 another met.tph))ic;tl Cl'\ Goodb)'t:, \lr f he film's impact is not paru·
rk but it i~ a di,trcs,in~l) .ec· stoq .theme hi~ Jir. Thl' film' c hrpJ •s implc and beautiful cul.trl) dC\"Mtating. but JS cer
wralc look at .\mcril.t tn the lcclccming <p•aliric~, howc,cr , Bmh ftlms deal with prhate winl) to bring on mclanrnolia
'Pt ing .md 'urn mer of I !ltiS. more th.m , ompcns:tll' (or the Engli~h sc.hools. )Ct the ~imilar · "I he hwe sc encs arc the mon
Mf'tlium Cool was written, eli· cgn 11 ip. '1 he film cems 10 it 'I cmh there complctcl) The f:ml:lstic of the )car.
renc<l. and product;d by IT:n~cll h,l\·c uffcrcrl from the Playb"l film. po~5ihh n comment on Tlu· St~ril~ Cuckoo is nc\er
\\'exler, who wa~ of£crccl thl' 1 olor uhutog•··~>h which ga\c tt )Outh, is hi/me and hod:ing _. II b · ·f· ..- uu •1t ncv·r \ery sagna tnint.
rinemawgraph) for The Grn· :.• ,cx-in·th~· ;hic-..g<>·pcnthou~ .md ~houlc l bt: M:t n more th 11 cithc.r. Lua Minnclli docs an
duatr. and tnrnccl 11 flowu a:. ;e nn.tg~ . It ~;hoult l be ~ecn at •mr<:. · • b h 1 .a· n •nunt.hn~ 10 ;u r e eavm~
\ilh unimport;mt film. lea•u twiH'. IL i<~ probabh the nadd)'s Gnnt' A-Jirmlirrg i 1,111~ hm the rest of the e<ut as
(.oodbye. Mr. Chips i~ •' mmt c . .~rdttll} rr.tfted film of a 5lcepcr. Ne\'cr rclcn~cd \\ith mcrel adequate. The camera
be~\Uuful remake of .1 beautiful the )Cllr, .tn) !tS}niricant publicit) of it.s work is excellent; the color it
film. Peter O'Toole'~ perform- llutd1 CnHid)' and lhl' Sun· 1)\\'n, 11 ~ccm'i doomed 10 be gro:tin) and \\"dShcd out. The
ancc a'i Chip.,, the misundt.'r· dar~cc 1\icl j, .tn CnJo,able romp thl' ~{ond feature at drhe-im ctualin of the script is some·
tood ~rhoolm a~tcr, i t>xcusitc through crime in '\orth and throughout the count'). It is ,, hcJc in between.
and decph moving. Pctula south \mcrica. P.tul '\'cwman • carefllll} made rilm \\"tth
Clarl as Chip\ wife i~ a bit and Robert Redford J.!hC cle· trong acting. 1 he rir t twent
weJk, but more than adccltl.ltC. cent pcrform.tnccs. with New-minutes look like another v.ell· . ' coor 1nator: now s • • •
I I SSI or course. this li t might be
rndtcall) different if the Lof!.
re' ic" e.r; had .st.>en a number of
other films that ha\e been men
. '"".-rl aot am on~ the best of
1969. udt a list might include z. uut of anta J!rttona,
Doumlull Rat:t!r and tlu~ Wild
Bunch. Other fine films of the 1
.~s drmomlrntt!d by rtr.rllt
of ll(ltionnl mn~n:.in~f ,
Prnidcr~t's . tat~ of tllr.
lniou M t s.wgt•, nml 1 hr \wr·
Orc_~mww, r.colom· twr/
· Nil lwru madt ~ their
i1110 th~ tanltoflnl c:tmsr.ious
tJJ 111 racn t m OtJtlrs.
for .~omt, it'-~ n (mJ. For poli·
· , crrtoinl'\' n safe IWt<' • tlwnsion (rom u•ar nnd
. nut it'~ still real.
Thr problems of oua-popu
. and ova-ronqunption
mhnt•nl in our soridy. Tit~
ftall~m· '" rl'p,.intl'd br.low dl'nlt
lh thnl' (l11Ci othn ntpr.r.ts of
r.11 •rrnnmr,tal crl\is. '" }II·
1 cmlllf, t lu I o~ will (ll·
mpt lo prt'srut otlur tlTiidt:t conrr.rni ug nsput s of t ld f iwu:.
By D~nis llnycs
\ntlfJnnl Coordinator
lp.tl 12: F.nvironm~tltal
Ar.tiou
\mong the man) han iblc
<oruept' we have gcncr;ttcc.l dur·
lng our rc<"orded h1'toq, pet·
hap'> the m0\1 horrible until
thi'> time ha' bec:;n gcnodclc. To·
day, howe,er, we're £lining
wtth .. omcthing immc:,,ur.tbh
•· . 'd " Th d I wor'e: '>pCCIC:I c. e eat l
of the 'pccic .. : the death or
man
\\'c wlk a lot tod;,a · about
the tlr.l'>tir (hangcs ,,·e arc mak
ing on our planet. 1\f:lny of u ..
.arc growing wean or uttering
or hearing-the tngtc li~.tny: pc,c iciuc~, hcrbidrlcs. deforc,ta·
tion, <lil leak-;, radiation. de·
tcrgem.,, food aduitin:~. hor
mone.~. ancl the full range of
pol h II :ull'i.
\\rt. don't know for 'lUre \vh,lt
the towl cffcr.cr, of any ~ingle
factor· m.l\' be Much lc..-.~ can
we make· \Ctmble predictions
,&bout the combined effects. But
when linkt•d to our birth r.1t~.
uut much-en vied 'it}'le of lire.
.10<1 tht• '.u iom tO)~ of our
Pcnt.agon '>trau.-gi'>b, the prob·
abilitic, for our gener:ltion'
hnure wei~h 'er ominously .
~inct~·nttlt' pcr,cnt o( the
.. pedes th.1t e\'e:r inhabited the
earth are e:\tinct. lt rna) be
that man\ role in the Ji,·ing
ypical Indian is 'impossible' to define
b) Alan Lamb
India Croup
Tht day begam eat ly here
26~. 'icnor 9 C' Aunue
Ul\'3 •• t'1 'I at 5 a.m . goc., to the
Wll.,hroom next to her
room and dome) her
II, war} frame wtth cold
tcr lrom it pla~u c bucket on
no or
\!though now inftrm and
.wr.'m like a ~crap of dried
thcr £rom a hft tn the 'un.
dar\.. brown eye\ 'itill
rhat knowing 'lparldc in
tnd her brilliantly white,
tndicate that 'he wa ..
l great deal or attention
her life But it ~~ the
u~m,ontl no'>e ornament and
r·arring"!i that give her
cion as .m lndian princes.'>
}'
Her hmband . now long dead.
one of Indt.t\ great prince~
ruled an are.1 ns large a~
Jrf'crnn melf and who~c wealth
inrakulable And c<lrh
ning, \untie talk" with
after her bath and medi·
for an hour before hnvang
morning tea. tier p:"t? 5he
nothing left but memorie'
Auntie .mu 1 h.tvc ,, ~ecrct;
c.lll' me her little bo' and
call her princess. 1 he ac(u~ation i-; that we are
not 'eei ng the 1 ea I India, that
oun •~ a Hi ltcd 'ie\\ of a vnst
nnuon upon who!se .. oil walks
one-st'\t.h or mnnkind. They
'a\' that what we 'ee r'i ,, tram·
po'ied \\'cllt and not Indta.
The group i!> now h\lng in
Jndaa., \howplace city. Chnnrli·
garh, where a good number of
the citizem ha"e been influenc
ed b\ 3 perHt"iiVe \\e.,tern CUI·
ture. But e\'en with t.h~e e.x·
ternahtte'i the people ha\'C re·
mained essentiallY Indian with
their ~trong family uni~. their
unique per<>onal habats and
Jangua~ .
Before one be~ns to con·
denln chelle people of Chandi
garh as being poor exponent'\
o£ the tYpical lndtan, we mu.;t
arrive at a definition of what
j~; a typical Ind!an lf!\po,s&ble
India ~~ incredably rltver<>e at~
people look, t~Jk and. act dif·
ferentlY in vartom rcg•om and
a prototvpe is not .1vail.1hle .
The pt'ople in Chancltg.,rh nr~.
tra their own wa,. Jll't ·" lndt·
.m ,,, the farming \'ill.tge'
Etghq per. cent o£ the Indian
p<:ople lh e tn village,. a~d the
rnajuril\ of them .tre tlhtcrate
whmc lnterc't' he no farther
Lh:tn the plow and who'c scope of convenauo n is -;o limited
that it would be or little u~ to
the pcf'\on tnt<!re1ted in an in
depth stud\ of Indian cultural
patterns: providing, of course.
that rhe person interested had
a knowledge o£ the viJlage dia·
lect, for it 1s rn~ indeed for
Englnh to be ~poke n in the \'tl·
l.tge.
We haYe seen the village. the
oxen, the plow, the abject li"·
ing C'Ondition~-we ha\·e 'een it
and now we h:n e come to learn
wh' it e. ist:o. and how it is
de.tlt with. And. most import·
a nth, ,,·e arc here to see what
we C.an learn from a ~ocietY not
et imbred with ideals of va~t
mutcriali~m and doctri n~ of
dc~tructi, ·e indi"idualism .
MEN
Study In Holl1nd during your
funlor ye1r under the UO/NOlB
exch1nge program.
MeJors In bualntl~ , joumellam,
political aclence end others ,,.
eligible. 2 term• cleuroom , 1
term field end work atudy.
Applle~tlona now being 11lc•n
Write to the Center for Intern ..
tlon•l Bualn111 Studlet, Mr. M It
Greene, Director, College of I
Bualneu Admlnlatrltlon , Unlve~
alty of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
for •pplle~tlon •nd lnform1tlon.
L-drama i~ )imilarl) coming to a
do c.
In maHng "inc, )C·l~t pro
duces ale ohnl which C\Cntuall)
killc; the )e.1 t Thnt i:rt to s.Jy
thl' )C:.t t is poi oncu lO dearh
l>\ its I'>Wn e Ct'Cmcnt "I he pat·
• • tern ts not umque.
1 here i~. however, another
po .. ~ibilit "· We may he nblt• to
wake up: 1 hi i the possibalit
I'd lile to bricfl) • ddress.
C:ultur and SO< ier.ics tend
to uc\·clop dominant more; -
auiwdes ~md pattern of beh:l\
ior, inculcated in ucceeding
(Continu~d on Page ) ·e;,r that muse be lined • s
"also-rnm," are I Am Curious
o·l'ltow) which ran well, nnd
GoDdlryf, Columbus whidt did
noc.
To Sandy .
HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY
Mom. ODd, Ltne1a.
Gtmn nd Peggy
There are st1ll a few th1ngs
left that are unQuantified .
Love, for example , lS hero
to calculate. Ana the value
of the d•emond you choose
together c~m be computed
only tn terms of your future.
300.00
f12'f i.\~ i e!dJ~
JEWE RS lloyd Center Eastport Plaza
1233 Llovd Ctr 4024 S E 82nd
Both storOJ open oa)l until n p m PIONEER LOG
L C wrestlers end conference season Pioneer basketballers looking for a
weekend victory to ensure third-place • un e eat ; c amp1ons 1ps are next t1tle Wc.>el:end 'dn &3'~ 1 · K •• ne hun, t c. ~.
w:J tkt :m unddc:ucd c:twn 12 J lb: I I ouman, I C. 7,1)
•• gnin 1 ronCcrcncc oppl:lncnt.s Jlctcr:\Clll PUJ. 0
lh Riel i\lcuger
For l'aoneer ro.adt Oe:tn em
pert :tnd hi backetba.llcr" the
l9i0 s.t..l\On wil be hi lOT) after
tlus ,,ee\:end a:. Wh1l1Il:m nd
College of Idaho in,-;Jdc for
COill l$ 3t P.mlplin sports ('..en•
IC'T The Pionect 1\ ill hope for
double ,;r.tones that would in
ure a third-place conference
standing £or the te;Jrn. Lo
to Linfield and Pacific l.Ulh·
rnn Ia t ,,eel; killed am pos·
able utle hope {or tl1c orange
and blad: mob but a ''eep o(
the "'·eekend ries would
cure a res~able ~4 roofer
ence record and :m O\-er.tll
marl of I i-9.
H 'icton i obtained it ,,iJl mnk onl) the fourth tim( tn
the c:hool'.s hi con ch:u • bn,.
"e1bal1 team has lmt fC\H'r'
lh:m 10 game llnl£ or those
foua ~m~ rnmt~ in b:tt·l;.t()
b:ll~ \'Cafi wh~n the rronccr;
off<'.J'ed the fire I)()'' cr of l tm
lloulin in the ralnlinc lineup
back in the carl si ties llou·
tin, nO\\. the c:oa 1 :H \\'allam·
ettc l nh'Cr.;il\. h:. con idet·
abl mte.rcst on the Pioneer's
final ''''0 gam~ . a a I~ coup
led 'ith a S"'eep b h1~ cagcrs
or thear opponent~ 'dll ghc rhl' n aJ1C;al 3 tie for lhC' third po
-tition \\ ith the home rrcw
Optimi m. ho,\e\ cr. i~ J.::ecn
as the Pioneen defe:ued bo1h
Whitman and Idaho handil
e;~rher in the ear. and on the
LC ski team enters five in SOC meeti
queen t\\O lc<tm ' home c:omt.:
'~rnl J>ione<;n ha' e partiClo
ullr HHt 'T~I in the games a
ll ,,•ill m ul.: the h nal coJicgiBte
,::.unc ror i:x l c t•nion ,,m
R ich:ud~on , :\'cil I a then Rt
Head. l\fil:c Pc1cl, I im \\ t t
and Jlhil \\ agenbln l "ill all be
pla}ing then linal g.unc in I C
pang I c • orne indh·ichml
mad;: \\til :ll o be :ltlempt !<I
sophomore lloug kille "il1
hope to enhance hi team lead
ing seoring ·''-erage ( 15.9) and
abo has po ition 3!1 the league'
rounh h~t free tltro\\ sho<Hel
rhil \\"agenb1. t \\ i1l he hoot·
ing to maintain hh role •• s the
h:aguc's scrond l t raeld go:tl
percentage hooter. . \ln:ad
one of the lc.:Jfl'-'~ aop orfcn
he and dcfcmn c t(>am • tlu!
Paoneer ''ill undouhtedh adcl
to those impr('SShc:: total~ .t
the cagcn lo~ out 1 ht-19i0
edition of 1 C ba~kc&ball . Will.uncuc ''"'' the fir:.l t<•am IS J.Jh: • \ Scoll, I r..
10 Call ro 1ht> Pionei!n.. losing :\L111i~on PLU. 0.
Frid:l\' miHth 21-JS. 112-lh forfeit to Pl.t
liS·lll. C. K:ln~hiro, I C. 10. JI!O lb· forft•it lo PUJ
j, lh•~'ln, Wall., 2. 158-lh: 1. l..nn~ro ad, I C. •
J2fi-lh.: J. l.oum.1n, I C. !\, I· nt~l r. Homme, Pl..U.
\h:C:.lhc, Will .. 0. Jfli.Jh: J. Akin, Pl..ll, 10,
I~ 1-lb: •' Scou. I.C. I I, K. .wc '· I C. 4
sp:mc. Wilt., 2. 17i·lh: Corfcit to 1 C.
I 42-lh: forfeit w Will 190 lb: forf(>it tn LC.
I 50 lh· I !\lauhcw~ . 1 C. i B I le.n "'·eight: R
\lail, Wall .• 0 PUJ, 2. K Ouo, I.C. 1.
15 -lh. forfeit to I C. Tllc'e wim ~~ chc tageLt
J(ii lh K. 1 opel. \\'ill.. 10. 1 • JMTiicip:uion in the
1> S:tun, I C, 0. cominH NoJ tln\'cst \..on£,.,.,....,
lii-lb· n. Clock, 1 C. 2. n. Wf1C!Ithng ( .. h.•mpion hip~ Pt
shnfrcr, Will .• 2. • ifk I utht r~n tJnh en it h
J90.Ur G 1\nncr. Will. i. C. this meet, schcdulNI to btu:
l..O\\'e, I C. 0, :u 12 SO 1h1\ S:uurcln ·•
Ilea\'"' •ight: forfeit to 1 C. t.C's co:u:h, Oel Smith,
On fricltl , 1 C: challcngl>d peels to place in four or (j
P.1cific I.ulh!!r.tn Uni,-crsit\ in w<'lght d:l' <~. Tlw 12tl.Jb r.
Taromn nnd han<lt'd them a i~ Df.K'cialh fa,ond h)
21-19 to,,: mcri1~ nf tldending ronfcrtn:•
118-lh: R. Nich. PUJ. 6, C. f'h,unpinn. J •• d; Loum:1n selects candidate for Skiesta
meet. \\ill be ream. d the 1~, a :1nd Clark wlll entet a
Cl\e-mnn racinjl tom in the
tenth annual Ore:!:'on-Califomia
kaesl:t to be held at ·outhem
On..-,n College and M l. h
I:Jnd feb 2i and 28. Frida\ cbnC'I"
1 he: team, '' hach ''all leaH~
Feb 2fi for the meet. j, coached Death of man is possib e rom page
di gr.1odul inclirfcrcn< e.
Compeung in the slalom.
g1 nt lalom and cross cnuntn
races '' iJl be L:C licrs E\' Coul·
tet. '-lonl\ Cran ton. Ch1 ~lc
''ille. LaJT) Olson and Frank
heet .
Representing li t.ate and
pn\Olle roll~. more than 0
skier "ill compete in the
e\enu "'hich ";u be 53nclio1 ed
b' the Jlacafic North'' t \.:i
\ anuon Ribbon) ,,.ill he
gh en to tlte "innen in cac;h
C\ent and a tnnelin~ troph\
"'all he :u,-arded to the team
\\ mning the non~l:ier inner
tube rnces saturda} .
Both U:.ier ( 9} and non· kicr
tid:eu ( 8.50) mdude t.ram·
portaoon to and from Mt \ h·
land and admiuance to the fri·
W\ and aturda) night dance\
to be held on tlt • OC c..ampu.s.
Dan~ "ill feature Grant's
Blu Bo\ Fnda' ;md tlu; Dn
CreeL: Road from an franci~
aturda, tn. ~rn~t 2\laru.n Jlalu~o . 'The generation~ at ·'" carl a1:-rc, d< •
\:11:1 plaO('\) tlliT'd at. the meet ~igned to perpetuate a ,,:uti(-
1. ear and second m 196. ular lif t\·le. ln \merka per·
haps the dominant sut h 'aluc
an he char:nc:tcri7cd \en im·
pi "I want it." Echoing a
Frida night the color exll'3· hundred million times a da
,-angam.a )'d/au ubmanne '\\ill aero~ . the land -on the lip
be le~nured in [\'llns at ; and of chaldrc:n as oon as the' can
again at 9:SO p.m. The ani· spcal:. on dtc lips of hou'e'' hes
mated treat for the colorblind and husbands, on th~.:. hp or
i 311 about a Slue Mean ,\ho the poore5t and the nc:hcsr "I ...
goes on a magical mys~er tour ,,-dm 1'-campus flicks
and ends up bribing a meter "I w.mt n:· The mental c1
maid l\ ith a ~l: full of dia· u[ ll1e \mt•ric:an <.omuml'f.
mond•. \\':hic:h how~ htn' ''c miMI r
Among lhe films man' treat" worth. for the Arnc1 ic.:tn con·
are the \Oicc, and ong"S of the umer dO<.'' n01 con,ume He
nch• apostek raul. Ring\>, :·wanr~·._ so he bono'' , he mil·
George and John. Admi-t,ion j,. azcs. he deform ... ancl he con-
75 cents taminate . But the bulk of what
Sunda' night's film is the he purcha~~ is in no wa\ "C'Oil·
Gold~" AJ!C of Com~d)'. an an· ,umed."
thol~ of the best humor of "<?on'llmJ?lion" is a proct '
the sa1cnt fiJm ern For !.hear of hfe. nrmal take in com
madnes..,, thi film is one o£ the ple ~ub t.anoc , utilize part~ of
best. 3nd it . hot!ld ha\'e. the them for growth, anti return
audaenre rolhng an the 31~1~. the r~adue to the E-:arth in :a
Sh_m~· ti'!lc is 7:j() p m. and ad· impler. reu able talc. Dung is
rna 10n • free. a nitrogenou~ c._'c:rcmcnl from '~ c ~ead1 our children to con-
• unue
1 talked with orne rJ(h
rricnd around Chn tm:mimc.
aud tile' '~ere tonccrncd al>out
I V ad,eru-.ing . Their kidfo
were \\:ttching the tube, and
c~cn fi,e minutes lltc' saw "
new ad [or luxurious minia·
lllTC doll hou,c_<>, tm port! can,
to gum and lO' I.JOab \nd the
children' re pan~~.:. l'\ en (i\ c
minutM "''" "1 w:mt it, l want
it". 1 heir JMren" toltl them
that there JU'>t wa .. n't enough
monc -th;~t it would he nice
w ha\C all tho~ thin~. but
that the· would ha'e to make
(hoi<Cj.
T h a' is fundamcnwlh RO'crmncnt 1 founded urn:
the :wmmptions of our eoonoc:
' tern. ;.nd nur economic , tiuuiom h:Hc huih lllemsd
around our limiclCS'
.grcc..>tl. Rut the time has co
pcrhap it has C\cn r>assed
(or questioning . r'hc time
come [or (.hangc.
Hrst. \H. mu:~t throw out
our I\ c) nst.m not inn~ or ri
ing ~ah·:lllClll in tht• comi
gro\\'th n£ populnlio n and
~ourtc-k<. \ nc · 'icw "'ere
for ,hnrr 'lighted p<.-oplc in
umler I>Opul.Hl'rl a~ and
hounurul counu '· fndav. ~
tal\.: ,., immoral. Lord Kq
~uwth c:1n be accompli
onl rhrough gr.,nd larcen
agaimt the lc ' fortunate
per cent or the \\odd.
ag3imt our children.
,\IM). "e mu''
thro,,· nut our nation'""""
mt"~'i:rnic ide:s about
Heather McCulloch will be
l~is and Clark'~ candidate
{or ki~t.a queen. The corona·
t1on of queen. "ho ,,m be
cho~n from candidates from
each school compeuug al tlte Musical in need of talent "hidt OC\\' me 010 pring.
ddational Lr l f 11ti i~ flOt what hapJ>em> tO
rheatre 21 production of B~~ ~0"1 of .~'·ha~ \\(! \mcric:tn
p1doon "ill be hc.ld Sun., Feu. "consume. • It '' t~l.:cn from the wrong I he (.tmil dtd h:nc
enough monc~ to bU\ all tho e
thing<> -but it houldn't bn}'
them. It ,houldn't bll\ them
lx.'Cau c no child rould rcalh
u .. e lhnt mount3in of .. n.rr C\Cn
if it ''ere good. \nd it' nol
"good". it is che.tp junl.. being
h .• wkc..>d b un t r upulou.. man·
uCaccurers to gullible kids. and
it \\'ill f:tll .tpart in a week. 3nd
beCOIUC part or the ~lid wa'lte
prohll'm. the waH' o£ the {uwre
Prc..-ston Cloud. of the Uni'
:.it' of <..alifornia ht•rc in
f\arbar.1, has c:1kul:ued th2t
the projc:ncd world nonulllU:
or ear ~000 "ere to ha ;c
qandard of li"ing at the
pn· c.:ncl ,att:tined b \m6'
c::m.,, the ut ili1.1 tion of TC$10::
cc.' would h:l\ c to inrrcase
to 100 time,. H th~ M<~ ·
arc to ha'e mi11imal dieu
,,·orld will h.l\ e to doublt:
preiCOt production of
That's in 30 cars. .,., .. t St Cl· . "I . l earth. fa~haoned tnto Jnodun --· ·• • ~ are '' emon3 • h 1 J
CANYON GUITAR SHOP Room, I 7th ami Spnn., Gar· '' 11 P a!'nN obsolc~ccnoe. :met den. "" thrown tnto unrt.~ laamecl 1rn,.h
heap\ -the tra h hC:.lp Of OUl
,\,;ie-.. our rive~. .tnd otu
dump., lto'a. .... a ~d l I . 01
Rqnir Rdinilhmg and Rcstonng CLASSIFIED ADS
• 2172 W Bums de IJ[ S'f
l'h,. bed k! autlal.tl,.
Ph 222-5661
-.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
George Washington Birthday Party
TODAY and SATURDAY
\ Bring Money a no T at.ce Home
a Good G1h for Yourself
'" Memorv of George'
o,.,. the Tenoralhgtw Bridge
In Hdhdal-244 3905 \\'~ ~m to "·"'' the re\·crsc
o{ the King i\t idas Touclt: e\
en thing we touch turm to gar
bage. \\'hat do '~c r~.:turat to thc•
c<~rth/ One hundred fort}·l\vo
million tons o( s:mol.:c. SC\Cn
million junked can. 20 million
tons of parr· 26 billion bot
tle and 4 billion can . \nd
2:9
DAYS JAPAN $899
lVWtoUI • 4 COUlU tUOITS
SAH f'RANCISCO STAT£COLU:OE
In dell~ nullO!! tiiiOJf!IL'II a!ld $lwtf ot J~n 1 lllliOfJ, polltlts. econo::-Jca,
eooe.Uoll, rellreoo and am srs.c erohuOt tCI'IIiM1t"'clln.u,llllllcctutu
art b, ••aotnl ''"""" ldutatou tllnlO for crtdtl or ts a&Oitor ud If
a .. ut "" lttl or •'PII.O.IIul Cflhs
hlc.t 1Kiu6ta O••••!'CI to\.., ro11nd
CliO •Ia 111 dlartat fllat)l (burd on tao' OC!Clltlltllt'J l, htst-clau IIOtrls,
lralll ~~ OliO tor COKb ''"" It htC. ITUli)OrUt loiS •Dd a<lmlnlon u Lt!Jt
..,0, lllt&liYI 'ICIIIUtllll, lUlU&,
o.auau b.JndhllC IIPl, trlttlltn •IC
140111 !'An& OPIIOftll t.ltid ltll~lt·
~Mf!'ll OOfttttd Cr
HOWARD TOURS
Of a-1lt.ANO , CAUFOitHIA
AI'P\T Ot .&If reel I~ . Out 01 ''
ll&tovt Stad •• Ul'llftntlJ of OrtCOfl
(u&tM 01 t1403 ' Rut the kith want it all -
to\' t-::tt • to\ m.m,ions. tO\
I>O.•t:~ -.1ud the lirl~ ,,·ill oou
he acluhs, • nd the mrs. upc.:r·
home5, .uu.J boau ,dlJ no longer
bt• IO\\ -and the ~.tfi, ·a will
flow :•~ the T.V. come' on, and
the <onditioncd n pon'e will
ht• "I "-ant it."
\Vt• can onJ · Jeep in one
bed at :t time, ''atch one T.V.
-but '~c want more. Lord.
ho"· much h'C '''ant morel Our
greed. a function jointl) of our
rronric.r hcrit:tge ;md our elec·
tronic Skinner boxes. d~ not
know the meaning o£ too much.
"The men ,,·here \OU the,''
~icl the liule prinC'e. "r:ai e £he
thou and ro'es in the s."lrnc ~ar
den -and the do nor find in
it ''h.tl the' are looking (or."
"fhc' do not find ir.'' 1 re
plied.
" \nd et," he continm.-d,
"what tl1C\ .m: looking for
rould be fnuncf in one inglc
10 c .. ,
Our ~chool~ ha\cn't ttuestion·
eel thh. our churrhe-; ~•t h)' in
Father Frank Campbell in·
\ites all incerested LC ,,u.
dent~ to auend M.1 thi5
1Sunda\. Februar 22 at 8 and
II a.m. at tltt F r.tnd~ can
C'-:'>n\'ent 31 0858 S \\', PaJa.
une Hill Rd. E'en i£ it were po~'iblc t0
t.ain. uch mn .. i\'c exP••~•t.ilU•
couldn't rontinuc: for more
a h:mtlfnl of ears. And
l)()i .. on pour-ed out in l11e
cc., ,,·ould de\a'itat~ the ~~~·~·
Our gro s national product
da i -' times that of India.
• • 'nme amportant quc .. ttons
fin.tll) being a ked about
kincl of dc\Ciopmem. The
gitimaq" of the American
has r tt-d :tlmo l cntirelv
a ccrmin <iCt or notion'
our producti\!c ba,c: we
m •• L:c more good' and
urc them Cor wider con ·~ur:
tion 1h:an am· other kind
o; tern Thi' fact undcrfut
co-opted mo't di 'ention in
histor . H \Oll \\-.tnt :t pi(«
rhe pie. 3nd ou'rc w'illin~
fight ror it. wdl. then.
j\ .. ~t make a little more pic
gne \OU orne.
(Coratimu:d n~xt u•uk) Test cone
free conct •
J(COU~ua an
•poru Center
thl\ • ftcrnoon
rer(ormin~
CC)tl \lad;:•~
p.a~l) :'\JOe
1111nute loU.: co
First
mE n~'T ~m ·
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foU .• btuf:~ JaT.r
idoruut•on d~i.;
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lOr\ Dr J olu1
the I og 1.•~•
ttnllon nl h
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1tc I p.•n of
n Pte adent
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The ~ne e;
.ul "Presun
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l(.uhangl 1
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uue 1\rowa
hat! ~pent <.
rapm e .tUtli
due. ~.n mg
m.rd mentin
nl' an the cd
or rhc \'ietn:l
Martin
to prem
On l'uC!!d
.1, the a~
ffiO\ IC "tht:a
Llle place
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pe1 tm m ni
I he smgl
ft1m 1\ e.x pe
hrm 10 heir
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the \\oak .tn
late I>r :\1 •
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