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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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November 3, 1970 Volume 29, Number 14
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1970-11-03
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Octobt'r
elease
rom C
n suld thot h\l
~lther prompt
• dctutlcd
atlre ASLC.. uuu
'our monthtt
and Oct 9 co~r~
During that
re at least
cnlls churged
ASLC bl lJ lng
omroversy
n SOFA
queslloned
1ght It tO the
the treasur~r
an hwestlgat
ed tO a OHIDUl
·esldcnt Paul
surer Johnson
blllty Cor the
as stated that
he charged to
lclal business
;roup, totaling
than one half
calls were not
n.
has canceled
>er As yet no
been made on
> request a
10ntroversy
flrm policy
arge number
ted If a new
sled Johnson
)Olley wlll be
tse of other
also appears
e A Log starr
able to oersu
ard operator
Log billing
phone The
rlrm ldentlft~.:uu
;aller was or
1 that the
t used for
'
S IFIED
og Kit lost -
•ded for HAPPY
Return to Dr.
ox 1436
f: A DRINK
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~lEND
E EARTH
ER'S DA
-8 P.M.
DIES' NIGH
RY TUE ILl,..
lndwtchts . Stew,
favorite s ... ,.,."'
INEoR Of FIRSTS. 8
OSWEGO, ORE ogs n Campus Face Po ice Recor s
Dog on th~ L..C cumpus
nn uncct·tuln futuro nt
Dunn of Studonts Kent Jlow·
htl coutloncd cunlnt• ow·
s that poochus ln cumpus
Jdlng or thoSI' trying ro
In cntronce to IJulldlngA will
Impounded without furlh~r
•
• XXIX, No. 14
• \\Ornlng
I he owner or the dog Is then
subject to puylng o fine to
thP. county pound to win thf'
animal's frct>dom The col·
lege "lll not Inform thr• own
ers thnt lh••lr dog ls in tho
pound
'Thi5 Is the hardest stnnd taken by the college In the
mnny years they hove been
trying tO allevlat~ the tlog
problem
t,.ust year Glf'nn Gregg,
director or df•VOiopment, ~TOte
campus neighbors and uskcd
their assistance In curbing the
problem I>llrt ot his ll.!ller
Nov. 3. 1970
a 1ves ra uate In o
St>nlors who need help ln
· lng u l{raduate school
d contact Or Verl{ll Fog
1, lhe new coordinator of
;~t·uduute Information
locuted ut Huddleson
tlusc No 3
Fogdall urges seniors who
not done so alreadv to • ster Cor the Graduate Rec-
obb To Lecture
o Classes Here
John A. Cobb Is l{lvlnl{
lecture~ at LC on Fri-
• Nov 6
1 l 9 00 u.m Dr Cobb pre
ts a teet un• to combined
cs In Throckmo rton 7
"God, Nutun and Man ·
''Chrlstlun Re!l>poru;lbll lt y
th~ Ecological Crisis" Is
Cobb's topic at 3 15 p.m.
fumorack t oun$(e Ht~ will
bt•ron· 11 RI'Oup or mln
Lt•rs: according to lht• ro ·
lon 1l·part rnt,nt
Cobb l" th<' lngruham
fessor or Tht•ology at the
001 or Tht!ology In Clare·
, Cull!. Ho wlll speak
under the sponsorship or
religion depurtmcnt . ord Examination (GRE) whlch
Is given at test centers
throughout the United States.
The test will be given on Dec
12 and th" closlnR date Cor
filing ls Nov 17' or\\hhalute
fee charge, on Nov 24
Seniors arc ulso advised to
consult the departmunt heads
or their majors lllld other
faculty as well as wrlte to
two to six Rraduate schools
for a catalogue . generallnfor
matloz;t lllld application forms
Dr. Fogdall notes that the
Lewis and Clark library has
a complete file of cntalogulds
or graduate school Information
and two publications which he
note& are particularly helpful:
Uvensen and Robbins. Guide
to A m o r I c an Graduute
Schools. and Quick, Guide to
Graduate Study. Fogdall realizes the ne
cessity of the graduate center
for seniors ln hls words,
•'There seems to be wide
spread reeltng that In the fu
ture the gaining or admission
to graduate schools or the
winning of fellowships , osslst·
antshlps , etc., may be even
more competitive than It has
been In the past ·' As a
result. he plans to devote
Tuesday and Friday afler·
noons to personal conferences
\\Jth seniors.
Information regarding the
GRE and application forms
Cor the examlnutJon may ~
obtained nt the dean of
facult v's office ln Odell -Manor, In the Lewis und Clark
gruduate olflce ln Albany or
ln the placement office 1n Hud·
dlcson House No 3.
Six Win KLC Secret Quest;
Amazed With Turn Out Spitz
1\LC Station Manager Tom
Sptt z WHS worried that not
even 50 pt•ople would turn out
Cor the KLC Secret Quest
Saturday night. He got at
least 170.
The Quest begun ln Fields
dining room durlnp supper ns
John Mclntlr<: handed out
score sheets.
At 8:26 p.m the winning
team or st · hunded In lhelr
sheet and Nuthan Stubbll· •
rteld s black box. whlch thl'Y
round In tht• Rose Cardon
Tom Dieterich accepted the
prizes Cor the group ut the
KLC sponsored horror movies
ln Evans Audltorlum.
The l(roup won two tickets
to West Side Story, a chauf·
feurcd Avis car, flowers !ron
Burlingame Florists , a dlnne1·
ut the Cunlls Restaurant o top
the Hilton Hotnl and n gift
certtrlcutc from J C. Pel"~ y·s.
Delterlch fe.lt that his P. roup '' ould tirav. straws to decide
v. ho would get the prize dote.
The truely surprising clue
or the Quest was to have been
Number 4, Nathan Stubblc
rl~ld' s Island. according to
Spitz The Island "'as to be
anchored in the reflection
pool.
However. someone drained
the pool Cor cleaning . So Quest
contt!stunts could not "wnde,
swim or wow'· to the lsllllld
The Mother's Club of LC
wlll hold its unnual "Mom's
nnd Dad's Dinner·· Monday
Nov 9 at 6 30 p.m in
Stamm dining room. Dr.
Kent Hawloy, Dean or Stu·
dents, will show slides of
his recent trip to the USSR.
Reservutlons should be
mode with Ewlyn Lewis.
switchboard operutor by
NO\' 5 rend ''We hnvn dogs In the
classrooms , dogs at chapel,
dogs In the dormitories , dogs
for brcnkrost, dogs lor com
mencement ex ·rclses, dogs
for footunll somes and dogs
just gNlerally lying around
bcuuLlfylng th•~ campus. We
huvc ull slz~a . n11 hrecds,
ull colors ull nges and ulJ
ucxos Wo even have dogs
rec.·•·eatlng mor~ dogs. tn
short, we have a problem .
• "1\re you concerned oboul
the \1-hercobouts of your dog?
Fear not He Is In thP ton
dor loving core or the Associ·
ated Students or l .. ewls and
Clark Is your dog gctt.lng
o bnlunccd diP-t? The best our cafctcrlo can offer
"DonL' let o good dog g
wrong Don't let Spot, Sport
Rusty, King. Flosh, FJCJ Red,
Alfons • and R!n Tin Tin C'l
a pollee record
''Support your local college
In your hettrt you know we're
right ·•
Dean Howley rovors workln
with the mnJntennnc • deport
mcnt to round up the c nine
orrendcrs Gene Strnnd chle.f
or the malntennnce ere~ hll
different Ideas "Thl (pick
lng up the dogs) Is not am Jn
tcnance Item whotso ver The
men don't llke to do It -
they Jlke the dogs '· Strand
sntd
One of tho f•vorlt• ~sttmcs o1 c:amCMa ~·ne RustY J dev1ng 1nto the
refluctlon pond on lower Clmpu-. On Oc1. 2.3 Rusty dnled Into the pond only to
find tho bo«om conrod wtth broken glass from • dtscarded b.cr bonlo. Rustv
Wlls mken to the pet hospttll •hor losmg much blood. RustV"a ownen n1P0f1 that
has c:ond1t1on •s Improving. IPhotogrwph by Tim Cottr•IIJ
I
Applications Ready
For Music Summer
School June 16-28
Appllcatlons are now being
received at Le\\ ls nnd Clark
College for the unnunl Summer
High School Music Workshop
scheduled for June 16 to 28
Applicants must be bet weun 13
and 19 years or age
The two·\\eek pro11rarn oJ
pructlce and performance in
band, strmgs and choir will
be under the direction of Dr
Relnhard Pauly, chairman of
the department or music, as
sisted hy u racult) of three
muslcnl directors
Keith Elde, director of
bonds at Lewis and Clark.
will be ln charge of the band
rehearsals . Paul Bellam, \'IO·
ltnlst and conductor of the
college orchestra. will In·
struct ln strings.
Guest director of the stu
dent choir will be Theodore
AshiZB\\ a, who ls presently
chorul director at Mudlaon
High School. Portland .
Dr Pauly nnnounccd that
some scholarship ald wlU be
avallnble to quolHlcd mem·
bers or All-State groups and
to top· roted soloists.
In addition to serious
emphusls or the dally sched·
ulc participants enjoy a pro
gnm of entertainment on
campus v. lth teMis and squash
C!QUrlS BS v.ell BS both indoor and outdoor swimming Stu·
dents 11 \'C on the campus
Speclul evt?nlng concerts b)
Cncutty and guest artists and
a student talent night are. also
!)lanned for the v:orkshop .
which wtll conclude "lth n
public concert by the stud nt
musicians on the nnol night
of the session
More lnformntlon ls \'all
able from the college music
department
J-Board Action?
To rue n complaint ln order
to brlng n cas befor th
LC J ·Board, contact one o!
the three following people
Dr Kent H&\\ley, J-Board
Advisor -OCCic ol the VIce
President for Student Afralr
Odell Manor: PO Box 37. Ext
315.
E\' Coulter, Chief Justice of
~'·Board -PO Box 1051,
Ext. 244-6695
Bonnie Young. J-BonrdSec
retary -PO Box 2553. Ext
351
According to lh Catalog
(69-i 1) the J ·Board has jur
Isdiction over oil student dis
ciplinary matters, original
and oppe.llnte H0\11 " r. thelr
Is the right or appeal to the
President or the College Pog 2
On Po ari y
' ou'\ c come a long "R) l icku:.
h wn~ JU t n httJc more than a }car ago that 1Ce-
J>n:.•..;1dcnt gne'' made h1 ammortal "Impudent nob'"
peech that rallied the silent mnJOIIl} of the count rv
again. t what he later lCrmcd the "Rad1cal I iberals."
rO\\ ilmn himbclt hn • tepped tO the fl>rcfront Of the
\erb.ll frn~ .
In un article publi~h ed in I II·F magn1inc Uugh
ide wrote recently: .. The old joke thttt says un)
ucce' tul President mu 1 bnng along his 0'' n
contingent of hippie ~ and shagg\-haarcd prot~tor~ if
he want to "m the ') mpathy ol the mnjont) is on I) a
half-gag no\\. ,ixon's ad\ i.lllCC men tht fnll htn e
c.areCull) arranged with local pollee to nllo\\ enough
di sentcrs in the tagmg areas :so that the Prcstdent "tU
have hi theme well illustrated a he \\drms to ha~ JOb."
'ixon ha~ finally tepped into the center of the
a~ena him~c.lf as he tump the countl) speaking on
behalf of loyal Republican candidate. Man~ of his
pccche~ ha\c been interrupted b~ . mull bnnd~ of
di senter .
The Prc.!)idcnl zeroed in on a small group of hceklen;
at a recent raU) held in an mrport hanger. car the end
of his ~peech. Ni. on aid, .. "orne ha\e asked me ·\Vhut
do we do about tho c that ~hout obscene logans'1
\\'hat do \\C do about those that tltrO\\ 110cks? M\
answer L. ·oon't an ''er in kmd. 'lou don't ha'e to
hout ob~cenities back to them ... ) ou do not ha' e to
thro'' rocks' ... On No\. 3. ) ou '' nlk mto that polling
booth and 'ou vote, and ont: 'ate ts \\ orth I 00 ob~cent: ..
logan :·
Ju t la t )Car \tee-President gnc\\ attacked
student .... stating, "Toda~ student no'' goe to college
to proclaim rather than learn. The les. ons of the past
arc 1gnored and obliterated in u contemporan
antngoni~m kno\\ n as the generation gap."
peaking of the Vietnam Moratonum s, Agne\\ aid,
'if any purpose ''as sen cd by M-da) it \\as "as an
emouonal purgati'c for those \\ho feel the need to
clean e 1hcm~eh es of their lack ol nb1llt) tt) offer a
constructi\c . olution to the problem ."
onstructi\e oluuons come nnd go, and the
admimstrntion continues to tr) to ilence those who
disagree "ith their polic) '' ithout comprehending the
nnture of their di agreement \\ ith the domesuc and
foreign policies that trouble a dh ided nation.
GS 1 r IONEER 1 OG
Cle me fer
c I • I 1n • I
ac:a (
B ltlnnln thl \H • k t\\ o
cl , gym• n ''Ill vis! th vnm
pu~ ~ ch rut dov nnd 1 1\ur
rlU~ lO COUll ( J lUdl Dl on thl
dr •rt and ulh" a· problem nd
In ~l'n• r.JI fUI In lhf' \'Ut' Ill'\'
left b) Gordon Verplnnt for
mer chuplntn
On 1lw dH • lllcok Ruhr
bough gr nduoll of Pil l1Ur1•
Thr>olog1col Sl'mhllln nnrl
pnstos of st Mnrk I 1 t I }
t~: rlon hur('h for l '' t• 11
v. til bt '"' lnblc: m ' r with
•'"' lnl n• It tu I Ill HI
p1 iml Ont> rn I v. it h Utl
· plugging of ont mJ, rnJ \
th~.;olog\ lnt c altur 1 n I po
UucaJ r 1Ulh: ore nt mp
nn AmC'rlco
Jnmes I O\\ Epl copall n
prl~: st ut Church of the
Eplphnn) In I okt U v. • AO
"111 he on h nd 'fhur d
He hod bt'en seth(' tn v.ork.ing
\\ llh th{' OfftcC' f E onomlc.-
OppoJ·tunlt,\ md VIS o fna
corning to Ort"! 1.1n
Both Hohrbnugh m1 T"ather
L\~vy can t ant t led in lht
Trnll Room during lhe noon
period M n\\hU th('
seurch ror p rmonHnt chop
loin conllnu\'
Am upp rc-lu m n In
tcr t ln npJ h•in • to and
reo n g lnformnt I on
utx>ut ' trlou l mln rle
hould c nto 1 Kathl n
Hollt: n ln th ch J 1 \1 o
Iller turl' on v r I l'nli
nnrl••s l O\ II hi~ In th
chnpt: 1 lib a ttrj!
Th r v. lll I m Llng
of th " r 1\) \\r Lllng
team tomort O\\ 11 1 0
,, m In thL• t•mlnur room
ln h·ont of tht: poc.•l In
Pump1ln :sport (' ntPr
All m mbcr • should l
t~.; nd
On tomor·t o" th S\\hlcnt
Oregon EducntlonA octu
tlon (SOE ) will b mt et
ing at Albanv 111 All
p~:r ont> ant r1 1 d fn
t chlng c rc r or ur d
to be thcr l 7 p m
Let rs 0
Mo1se Murder
'Vo the Edllor
We wlsh to call ottcntion
to the cold·blooded, premod
ltated murder or Jnsha. the
pet mouse or mMy muslc
majors un Tuesday, Oct.
20, Joshn was tlnally captured
in a trap which snapp"d The
confused murder, Charlle
£\'uns janitor. had been tr)1ng
to trap Jasha for weeks, but
the ''nllant efforts or many
mu clans saved his lUc, only
to hove it taken so cruell~
We, the associated stud nt
body of Lev. is Wld Clark music
department. wish to take u
strong stand against mtc
murderers . and we wish to express extreme regret that
Pablo, Jasha's mousernate has
decided to le.nve us fn favor
of more peaceful sur
rounding s
Christ Is Strength
To Lhc Editor (Rc· the G
Squad)
As o mlsslonary 's daughter
1 have seen too mn~ Uve.s
transformed . lncludlng my
own, by tlw pov;er of God
to be sllem In o recent Jetter
to th Log Linda McKnight
said, "\\'hat's been happen
ing in the age from Christ's
death to now? All l see Is
more problems · ·
That's not Christ's CauJt
PIONEER LOG
Ofldel II'IIAeat!On Gf o.. Aaeeoda!ed liWdmb of Lnou ~ Cur• eon.o. HI• s. w ,..liM Hill AGed. ~.Or~ .r:nt P w t.olclo "'""''' durtm!IM ~ ,... ., CMce .. PubllahlnQ Co Ia cone! dan p01t~ paleS •I Poltland, Or.gon
Edltot
Managu'lll fdator
Aaoa.to EdltOI
Copy EdotOr
Neq ~ltor
~ftlalng Mao.-nor Greg MyOfl
R1c~ Goodfl!llow
Joo W rd
Kathy Kubo I
Pam la Nc' ~n
Jan I~ Sl.llltly
llllok I T a\ llhilll"ll Aut AI:Jv rtoalng Manag r
Statt Wtll.n Nency Varekamp Lon Varo:.h Naocy Bu)h
LJz Clot~ Scott COo Penny Cmndall Marilyn Curtaa
Alan Goroon Roberta mlvor.on Tom f~nc:oe .. Ric Mt!tavcr
~· HDWatG Jim Ou II 1 J tl &math Oovld Tull Oaan Wa ter
Ph I W Barbar W I
Eo T1m Colt..-.! Tom Buller r ort Hua.on
wry MIIJOn L naa McKrugnt Tom Ptuell
Gay J•r na Remcmb~r there is n D vu
very much at worlt behind the
scene Christ ls not going
to twist our orms. he "ants
us to como "It Ungl~ He
sho~ed u th ''ov Jesus
snld, · 'l om th \\ oy the l'ruth
and the LICe ond no man cometh
unto th · Pother but b~· Me •'
Whether we tok advcmtngr>
or His chunglng pow<.~r do n t
chnngo the roct thnt lie Is
"the sume ) e tcrdU)', and to
dDy, ond forcv r · (H..: b 13 )
Our "Ills ore involved- thllt 's
the human cflort part -th n
God does the r t and v. e
coopt!rote with Him In n nev.
llf • not just rl\Je minute
prnyer but o God centered
IHetlmc
I quote Llndo 'Th(\r ar
still golng to be problems and
depressions ond downs So
admit It ' We admit It, but
thnL still doesn't change the
Suppl) of Strength Sourc
To tht:~ believer H aid,
"1 will n ver leave th<'o nor
fors&kc thee ' lJ v. o.re
down that means our CuHh Is
ruulterlng and th aoon<>J v. e
begin to trust ln His Grc \
Crentlv power end Hl6 Word,
the bcltcr I ha\'o ~..,ucnt-d Sor·lp
ture to sho" I dldn l mukc ull
thl up, but holy men \\ur
lnsplrcd by God to n~ th1..B
thtngs
Eunlc Slnclnlr I (Q)UJR MAN lHJ(Q) ]Ji)JPJE
By Ar hur Hoppe
1 ttc • 1gu ror Pl nn d Autom bll h ld nolh r
rnll) t '' rn th "orld onct nln r th r v l hr •
r C' • Tlll' :\utomobll I! xptn ton
Or Pnul Horltck ulho1 of 1111 Autom blJ
ollwr be t \: llt.·r , I td tht• r t I ht •nln t 1ot on th(:
In 1900, ther '' r onl) 000 1Utomohll• on th N ·•~,
hi h\\avs Toduy sh r · u c more th tn 100 ono 001)
"Thl• nurnbt:!r or nutomobll hn soor d nt hnost pr<>c
the rutlo pr •dieted tw llu 1 ro£11 d.-mogrttJ)h r·. Molthua ·
Dr Bor•llck Thus v.t.: •• th t by th•' •nr "000, und r
tm xor thll.i <.llct.ah: {If Molthu Inn 1 nw AJ11 rl("o '' Ul b• t
to upJ)Orl no r \H r &hun 3 t rllllo n mtomobli€"R .. . . ' . . .
Or Hot•llck palm d hi• k ph; t ur or Am t•lco In th{
2110 eover d from coo t t co t with .olld blank
cu ln (Hll nrv\ f\\ ondthr ct p
Th l ntt h~.: a\d auld b• w pl wtth ~ rrlbh
1 mine nd th cnrn ~e on h h1ghw ~ would he lncr
If 100 mUllan cor cau 55 000 d oth o y or tr"JOlll
h pointed out then 4 3 1rllllcm c r ''ill inevltabh
l million d ·all u yellr
Adtl('d tel thts ht> snh.J would b th ffccts of nve
on th driver Im 'g1ne th ps)cho cou ed by ho\·ln3
\\O.h lx w ,.r>k for n op nlng in llt( trnfflc pattern
vous car out of the• J. nroge '
Or Horllrk hl m1ct1 Th \utomobtle E""PIO Ionon t~o
on PVer. inert o lng pr·odurtJon t'nl and fl. longer II fe
... n,snk!-; to adv nee In modt rn motot car , l t'l aid
11 r ~rp ctancy of th overog car hn • nlor4! thnn doubl('d
tfl25
Or Hl"lrll1:1k t roundo of on orr.nnlzntlon knoy;n os
Autom 1bll Gro' th ll to 1l l to lnduo oll Amerl"u'u.
hn\' no more thon I • car. pt<r ramll)
Through a quat fnmUY plonning hl' nld, ""o cnn
mu t pr \~nt c 11' 1 s cl I enF from clutt rlnJ! UJ> lhl"
\0~ by hR\ lng UD\Hlnt rl C'UT '
R~s 1r h sh " d h o.ld th l most p opl had
c rs o th r~:::.ul\ or ) I ldlng to udd n urnt.: without
d qual precaution
A typlcol ens he ot
dl ah: r sho" room w uld h th
8£>lchflr t of a man '' ho PIW:
t prov hls rna ruUnil~> cuq ummot£" In lht:> \\Indo\
tJu.• dt' I on th
• • • • •
To pr vem such ccld nl Dr Horlick made on lmpn
plen [or ncr u~ d dl trthution throu~h Plnnn d AutOilllC
Cltnlc of Thr Pll ( lmpl lr mqulll er trcctlv ln supp1
tnr, uch urges)
t or Catholic h r comm •nd d the Rhytl1m M thod \\h
coup! \Ish nutom bll d nll'r onl) b twcer mldnif ht
4 n m hen th sho\\room J clos<'d
i\ 1 t t c soa· Dr HorHck called ror nn nll out edlh~nl
cnmput_qn aimed ut on lnclng Am rlcan rumlll s. I
b bl h ln'"'tund
Boble · h noted ''nol onl) lak£> up le~s spac('
automobiles. but the)' conr;umc les or our
nuturnl t c:ources nnd drc of cours smog-h·<'o
"Moreover whll(' th<.> upkeep Is bout th snm • the
co t or u bab~ ts !ar lo\\er To ave our vnnl hlng ho
we mma shO\\ e' ry American thot n baby Is n bett r u .. ._
Unfortunate!~ Dr Horlick conceded gloomily the stot1
on growth r t s prove ooncluslv 1)' that most Americans
r ther hnve a car
(COP} rlghl Chronlcl Publl hlng C'o 1970)
Platt Girls d;usted
To tht Editor
\V{ ore w riling thlf> IQ\tl'l"
m response to thr-ortlcl '
\\rltt£ n b~ Lorl Vurosh con
oernlng the so·cnlled 'Clost>
Wurfnre ' that Js roglng ln
thu EUbl WhlR of Plott We
are 8\l.at·c of Miss Vorosh's
nformstlon sources How
ever, her nrticl(> seE'm to
be full of dlscrepan9lc
In the flrst parngraph h
states that "e nrt: turning thE'
bo) Into a hen pecked g1·oup
Wf? would suggest tJtat she
sp ·nk to som~ of the residents
of West Plnlt to Und ll they
t cl thm wa~ olso Gen roll)
they do not. In focl our
brother-sister noor re1 tlon
ships or probablY some or
the best on th(' co.mpu
Luter In t.h nrtlcl(' Ml s
Vnrosh goes on to atntc lhnt
\\ or e un" llllng to nrlupt to
the 11 vlng rocllltl~s PI'O\'ided
W huve solved U1c problem
or tho desk heights b~ adding
two to thre\l pillows (or o
t"l •phono book) to our chairs.
but ~v n our mnle counter
pnrt flnd Lhl' heights incon-
nlent (refer to 6 6 Jo on
Emc.rlck who also useB a ptl
lo' )
1.1 the m n do not con id~:r the Jtems such as rug ,
tnln , nnd !urnJt ure for
loungt s necessltll's, o
Vnrosh stotes then why
the) also requested thoro?
Mls Vtu•osh goes
!>lOLr lncorrC'ctly that thE>
,I Boord granted all r~-
r qur>sts In th'-Ursl
Lh J Boord hns nothing
"lth such npproprladons
tht: Dor·m Council (Y<hlch
lnt ·rest· srlke, Is co111~
of 10 mules and only
remnle )
1 he ol • male requl st
rcrr d to ~hlch lnold
hos not b en their only
quest, wns tnbled, but
until t!u.•y could provide
xact 11 t or the cqulpD
desired nnd the prlce. o
r quest ln the posl ha
J·cquh d to submit
We, ln all honesty
s e tho.t lh" economy of
dorm I \n danger, unr:tll
st.andord of Lh lng Is
will that be so torl'lbltW
We re •I thal slnce
Vorosh II v(IS ln
Lh • nlaost dorm on
Hnrtzreld , It would b~n fit
to t XJ"lf'ril•ncc lHc in Plall
It n•oll\' Is beforo st\1!
t mpta to ''rile nbout It
Kar n Williams {RA, s
floor En t)
Lindo Luc (Dorm
S(Ocrt•l ry) Atnll I Etzlonl
tb o pnr&menl
C.olu nhl Unl
teet of the
, R arch
Th£! Acthe Soc
On 1 Mo\ 1!17
1r olumblu
ch r Collug•
1uct n t ~u J
I ~~~~ t
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1 ll r amt
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liB k tudl
ttt t th ln tl
ur '""hll
rocl 1
th IX 1
t
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du t rom f
n h I complt
th lr ( ur y£'nr
1 6 nd l 9'
th prh
In f(cr,t ci
pa g
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...... t rm pop
rh moj~
or Coli n pnrt
I h J
In Ut"
trlklng
wesom
nnd pol
That \\B
mvolvi>S
~-~"'''hi lUes
~ h wish
~ut after th
lh tr ducat!
SmJ r sslon I
, un' r lty ct
d n protest
be It vlolat
1n.a,., of h tend
brt k state l
"""' h erie
d0\\0 ond '
routin Hun
are close
the ortg lnal
d mtc strlkl' I
· derable legil
I borate :rn
\r d to expl
s of strlklng
J'Otlona I l s
lh p tPer o
t ocllcd
ss our grief
1 -nd must
hout cuulng
splh.• the
I do not
Ob usual' o
torn apart
nm u d In o .. ....
c
Round
DI!C. 19, 1 fl70 to
London
lunll JS. Ul71 10
Lbodon-
15 197110
London
Jun1 18, 1971 10
l.undon
~Irs avuD;1q
lllOUJJy. ''""
Call or
flee Buthtlft
••••••••• ld nothcr gr
gr 1vr t thr
~bUr Homb ·
t on t..hC'
on thl' Nut1
0 000
ulmo••t prC'ol
·, Multhus '
r 2000 und •r
leo \\HI b t
I[' I
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llrlcn In th
1 solid blank
f of overo1·nu·"
I"C:d by hn\ In
fie patlern to
I on on 1\\<0 uct(l•
lon,gt>r llfl
, he ald
han doubl<'d
known us
all Amerlcn
old, "" e cun
lng up the
liP had UO\Vll!S
ge without ~'""'
mon who"'"'
the wlndO\\
dcol on th
•
n Method, \\ h
, en midnight
ll·out eduo
rnmlll ~s. to
lc~s spao
ur lrreploci•~
rcc
same, the
nlf:hlng ''"''i
Is a bettt.•r d<'~ rlly the s
Amerlcnns
uch os rugs,
rnlturc for
~:essltles, a
1cs, then why
ested them
mnlo
which
en their only
tabled, bul
could provide
of the
the prlc • os
the past hn
submit
1 honesty
dorm on c
It would nPno
c life In Pl
Is before ~h
"-'"'te ubout It
IIams (RA
)
ns (l)orm , Arntl 1 tzlonl Is cholrmnn
· th o p rtmcnt of ocloloro
Coin nblo Unl\ trStl)', ond
rt•cl of th C cnt r for
C\ n f:'Orch lie Js outhor·
Tbe At'lh Soclelt
nn 1 MU\ 1 n7o tht> focul
nf ( olumbln Unlvt'rRil)•
ncl r C"ollu({ \I.OS quite
luctnn t uspcnd cloa cs
11 ' hnd t·eccntl y
u p ndl'cl follO\\ lng the
In t f Combodlo ond th•
lin t Kflnt Stotc BuL
tUdt: nt point<' cl r lh In tit utton clos d
ur "hltt tudenta, It
rocl l not to hut
h tx blnck killed
u tR classes 1t
oll('H• nJ,'!nln cnm
h t I n) cnlor who
dunt d from Columbia on
h I compl ti.'d only t\\O
th lr Cour t'nr In collCf.lt!
IQ nd J970, th£> lust
tl t: sprlnn m• sters
In rr ct. conCllllod ond
\ pn grades "ero
d ·h pv Habl \\ lthout tho
, .. u .. rd l •rm paper o.nd flnul
Th m 1jorlty or pro
of Calumbln Unl
D portmt.•nt or Socl
hl h I chair, voted
t trlk 'until
it iun , for o free uni
r r · t01 d These
lnclud d the t~r
r ch \\llr ond or
u pr slon Many stu
t n prof~ ors ooross
c n r fovor k oping col
I d thl fnll ot lea t
II th ~o" mb£'r elecUons
·u nt on b ent hom
lh h r\ st stu; James
h can't they be
l to (.'nmpnl~ n
C~;rl "' Rc!Sponsihtliltcs
In lht> remote days
we 4 trlh.lng ror one do)'
!!0111'( l \HJsomc moral, cdu
11 nnd pollllc•l decl
That ~as b cnuse n
ik tnvolveo certain re-
ru lbiJillC's It coorces
h "Ish to study t.o
out (aft<'r they hove paid
· th lr ducat! on). tt gives
lm1 r sian thut the en
un ' r lly community ts
't d prole ,t \\hlch ll may
bt: It \ lolates th con
ct r h teachr>rs nnd may
br lk tote laws
h cries or Clo e
1 dO\\n and "On strike''
ro Jtlno Hundrl!ds or col~
\! re clo:)ed for weeks,
, th~ orlglnal notion or nn
JtJ[•mlc strike has acquired
r ble leglllmucy RR·
r t I borate rntiona1 s hnvc
\ d tr> t:xpluln the vlr
s of strlklng universities
rationales nrtJ thinner
tht: PllPl'T on \\ hlch tl1cy
t rolled Wnys to e -
ow gl'ler nnd protest
-nnd must -be found
cutting off educntlon
spit tho White House.
I Clo not rnvor "busl-
o usunl ' n our oclety
tom part ond acts nrc
nmtu ~ In our countrv R nnme \\<hlch h tm n A me. r
lcnn noy, ll-.lng n tho e
;) t to bf horn nut lrlk
lng l n t til • or1l\ Vii.IV to
conduct lht unu unl bu 1
ness ' of ducntlon nnd pro
HISl
The slrlkc n , oclapall
tlcol lnstruml'nt I of rours(',
borrOWPd from lh( WC')Tid Of
pr vmely ownP.d roctoriPs,
when ~ stopping lh~ l)roductlon
llnr> dumage LhP O\vn r anrt
manag r How \ r whLn n
unJv rslt} Lrlke tlw fir 1
to b(' hurt rf· th • tudront
the profe o;oJ's 1lnrl on
linu to h pold nd full tul
t.Jon l ohnrgt d (Proff.' nr
often u l' th rr tim lo
purstw their own affolr -
from rr £>arch to picnic )
Rntlwr thnn bt>Jn ln th po I
tlon or \\Ork r on trlk tu
dents ar mor llkt pntl nt
In ' ho~pltal who rc!u to
take lhelr lunch nd llt lr
medications
HducatJon 'Nn Good'
Thf' tua~nt trlkt:~rs Ire
quent.ly counter that Amerlcnn
higher education I no good
nnyhow '· sine It Is ' tl'Ch
nocratlc It I t'XCC't;slvcly
p clallzcd. fragm nt<"d un
crlticol, and g('nred to ~rvc
the net:: d!> or the cnpltnll tic
soc! tv. and lt I provld d
in u highly r lmt~nl<'d n
vlronmcnt not conduclv to
learning Thl'rl' or tronR
el<'ments or truth In th •
crltlclsms, man~ reform of
Am!'rlcnn high r ducntton
are long oo,; erdue How v r
such educational r form url
usually not the go 1 or ae
demlc toppap, ond only a
f(•w strlk r mnkt"' erlou t>r ·
forts bN\\Pc>n trikes t.o rc
form the unlverslt) Tht>,v
argue thai cducnuon cnn b st
be achieved by acUon In Ute
slrellS domonstrattng or It
ting In, and working and lh 1n
"lth the p opl '
Thl're nre lgnlflcont <>du
cntlonnl values In 11 Utl ~
actions but lh } provld \'tlry
poor substltutu , lndc d ror
delving Into thP rich deposits
or chillzatlons which re
stored in collcg llbrarlc
and avntlobl In cloRsroom~
Wnr C"omphcity
·'The unh cr~lly complicity
ln the war (through defense
re~earch and other s \f\ Ices
for the Establishment) must
be stopped,·· the strlk r as
sert But It is neither nee s
sary nor cftcctlve to ~top
res~"nrch on for oxample
bncterlologicol \\Orfnrl" by
block\ng entrances to closs
rooms Usuullv. suc.h re·
search ls curried on In sepnr
nte buildings or orr· c mpu,:;
And, fr""quently, w 11-or
ga.nlzed protests 'lhrowth
c-hannels'' g tin a more encom
passing and lostlng un1verslt~
dlsengagf'm£1nt rrom mllltnr)
r scnt·ch th m. ror Instance.
an assault on the fences or
1· Lub ot MIT or on th build
Cbuter Flights To Euro e
Dlrect From Portland • • • • • • • • e No Buses To Rid
Round Trips
Dec. 19, 1070 lo len 3, 1071
London·-W
June 10, 1971 to Aug 20 1tHl
I ondon -1211
June 1~ 197'1 to Sept. 10. 1071
London·· SlllJ
fun• 18, 1971 to July 14, 1971
London -· S%11 One Woys
Dec. 19, 1970
Portl110d to I onoon- !~'I
Jan. J. 1971
London to P11rtl11nd • St!ID
Ju~l.19n
london to Vanc(luver, B C -
Sept io. 1971
PordomJ to London·· StlSO ~ .15,1071
Porllond to London- SU5
Rlllt'l VJU'llablc to Lewis and <:;bitt CuD~ stuo1cPb,
fllCUlty, tmff lU1d manbcrJ or thclr lmmcdbte r~
Cill or Write Ted ScheimnaD. No. ZO, New 01 nee Bulldlna at Lewb an1t Clark, Ext 344 or Home • • • • • • • !Sl50 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2t4·4G03 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lng h U tng h In LilUt (
0 fvn An sl\ I t Prine
ton Furth( rmor th ch n~"..,
t h •lttng o l tal Pn to
lU c n tm trln~ na I " hy
dhtrupttng unh r It I
obout q 1 I t tht> ch nc
Ql topping lht• In Joc.hlno war
by r •fuslnE! to buy U 5 bond
Sclf·lnlc~l Gr l
1 hE 11 Inter st lnvolv d
In completJnp on'-' tudl I
too gr nt In o oci<'tl "here
unRmploymem t till con
c ntrutC'd I 1r 1) monl( th
un kll h And hf nt r
....... nt to hut down uniV<>J' ltl •
could b b u r u d to rud
projPct Cor pcnc12 and soclnl
ju ttc Th t nslon t~ n
tho £> who oppo e th rn.r and
r rl m but tov lh lr
unl\' r lty nnd tho \\ho" uld
d trov th unlvt rsltl' th y
pr pnrl:' to morch gr tly
w nk n the protf'st mov('
mcnl lr~ d) plagu d b) In
t rnnl blckl'rinp, nnd splinter
lng Unity of protest can IK·
round by foC"tng up to thC">
rt•nl ouro(' o! .oc.l tol
mnlol.u , nat by blowJng up
nlnw mot r
W <:nnnot o on "O.ith hu I
u ual BUt ~ hould
t1 'e h ve In th
• Lo xpresR our dl
mo llg(>r nd d mands
vhlch do not disrupt high r
dut'allon -which Is for
mnny of u n nd In tt 1C
Th ncndemtc ~ ar Is brier
to b n with nd punctur !d
Y.lth lt<av U "acntlon
Lrlp nd \\ ek nd parties ore
ocrJflc d b thas who ort.:
no'' moblll tor. In th bl oad
( nlnR prot t vt1th U1~> same
"II Ungn s that cla st.>s arc
mmc lied ur ly much time
und ener • wlll be r •leased
for prote t ThE' p f rr d
proc£' durP I~ Illustrated by
fl;rlnc ton und Columbto
vthlch ure r pllrtedly moving
toward nn adjustment or rh lr
coh.>ndar this l'.ar bv cut
tlng vacation periods to allow ror 1 two-w k c nC:l llotlon
of c: I 1 h •ror th Nov"m
' r 1 tlon Th re would
be n r( duct ton In &caching
tfmt
E\ ·n during tho 150 day
r y ilr wh n CIOBSt>R
or h ld lhPro I muoh slack
tlml• Stud nt nnd prof s or
who WI h could morcll In the
\'enJnr. ~ c:umpalgn during the
\\ (' k ·nd . ond chat with con
trucrlon vtork r durlngtheir
lun h h ur ~ure1y this
would lmpo ~ o stroJn on on '
tudle but lt v. QUid Jso glv(•
th m n n v; urgency and
r lll~ Rushing bac.k nd
lorth b t n ducmlon on
c mpu ond activism off onm
pu \\ouldallow for much mort:>
cro -r rt.U t Inn th n elth r
busin os usual'' or
trike usual The com·
blnotlon of tudy nd prot st
v.ould pro\ Ide no ns} olu
tlnn ond would llmJt bolh for
om( -but "ho then Is look
Ing for an • nsy olullon?
Sho\\ Must Go On
tud~.::nt correctly point out
thot unlv ~r sltlns ore readily
hut dO\~n for othr>r purposes
Untv rsltl«.'S close to cele·
brot the blrthda~ s or naLlonol
hcroe Moon Day and other
occo Ions High schools,lmJ
tatlng lhC' coll gM send stu
d nts hom at th(l drop of o
hot Th~.:: answer Is not to
add c nc:ellations to cnncella
llons but too 11 on ndmlnlstrn
tor nd students 10 share tn
n frort to restore to educ.n·
tlon the statu pr s~rved by
clrcu how h tev r hap·
p ns the show must go on,
b •caus • It I Intrinsically
r wording, b c US(' on mnrk
or th( pro Is a gunulne
comrnhmenl to his \\ork, and
b onus Ute cuptlv ... oudJoncc
poJd ror tltE' tl'Bch('.r's services
and must not be cheated
Prot st w must, but there
I'C numerou elfcctlve \\ ys
to be h urd w lthout first fore
lng t(•nc.hors ond lellow stu·
. 's DCCXL PIZZERIA
EAT IN or T KE OUT
740 N Stat Lake Oswego
~ --~-. .
• • •
'
•
KGW-TV ••• -Paae 3
ems
d nts out or tht:t clo sroom
The t ach In, Sn "htch extra
education (throughout the
night) wos added to the usual
fare, wa o moshlng, notion·
wide success (not only lht:
Clrst tench ln on VIetnam, but
olso lh~ one on Barlh Day)
Guerrilla thcatera. mock
runProls and c mctcrles,
chaining oneseU to the pUlors
of unresponsive Institutions.
lasts, eondlcllght v!Rlls, and
other devices oil appeal to
th moss medlo, whlch carry
tlte message only If It Is surtt ·
clcnLly theatrical There Is no
need to block Ubrarl s or
clnssrooms to gain attention
All these hlstrfonlc have
been used "llhout endlng ur
fcrlng nnd strikes hove been
perpetuated without rrectlnf(
dramatically the cour c or
C\' nts we oppose We must
renllze that pence n.nd social
justice -the revolution -are
not around the corner The
struggle for the tronsfor
motlon of America wtll be
prolonged On must, then,
prepare to combln,., marching
wlth studies, or the m rches
will hove be llm:lted to the
period when c:loss s ore can
celled, or classes wl11 have
to be concclled for the longest
session ever
Those who seek the trans·
formotlon of our society wUl
do well to choo~e means which
unlle us. whJch do not need·
lessly provoke more backlash.
and which nllo\\ higher edu
cation to continue, for major
resource or the new Am rice
Is the college-educated
Othervt lsc. we may destroy the
unl"erstty to racllltate the
revolution -and, 'nth proc·
css, lose both
• 0 0
0 u
0
c 0
0
0
Cop-outs
have
bad breath!
Thc1r p rson I h 1hlts
ar<' funk) Tht:!\ let other
1> •oplr do the~r "ark U the\
htt\ fllmihl' thl'y 1 t o1her
pl'opl tuk car of th m
Th l r p tluns hkt
fin n 1 I l' un I}
People \\ lth purpos •
can I h c:k tlus s ~.:nc That s
\'l:b} Pro\ldPnt Mutu I made
o life msuroncc progr m
for college sludl!nts Th
c rlacr \oust rt the less It
co 1 And thu clos r \ ou
come to fin ncml curlt)
Stop b) our office
today Or gt\ ~ u ull In
th£1 meantime, if" ou'ro
Jook,ns for t:curtl\ don t
set close to u cop--out
C.miKI• Agen~
Jeff JIH:Ob• and Lerry 80<n1
Rldwd H. Fr..m M.I.A
FRASCH & ASSOCIATES
Suit• 315. Rhtlen Pf .. a
Ponland. Orwg~m , 17021
Phone • 222-4301
ENT
LIFE • 1oneer
l.cwis and Clnrk Colh~gt•
tokJng o "eek ore from con
l~t'PncD action obtained their
dghth consecuth i." 'let or.)
o~ •r Oregon College of Edu
cntlon os che Pioneers O\'CI'·
come thr Wolves, 17-i at
GrlS\\Old Stadium aturdn\ -
Both teams played \wll
througllOUI the COntf'st. but In
the end. at was tht• Pioneers'
slick rushing ullnck nnd key
de!cnsh·c plays that ga\'c the
L-C contingent hs third
stra1ght season \'lctor.)
The \\in nO\\ lC8\'CS the
Pioneers with a 4-2 :season
record os opposed to the
Wolhs' 3-4 season mark
OCE got the shO\\ under "oy
quickly. as Ste,·e Price h11uled
the pigskin ln from e.lght ynrds
out to gi ... e tbe visitors from
Monmouth a i-0 admntoge
The Pioneers thPn began to
pick B\\a)' at the \\'ol\·cs' lend
as Lorry Bo\H~. summoned
Into action after the Pioneer
off<.•nslve machine stalled de"'p
in Wolf territory , rt!~istered
a 35· ynrd rteld goal to cut
the margin to 4 at i -3. stnmm, ns he hnUlt.'d do" n a
~tcl.cod O('rlol for the tlnul
scor(' Qf the afternoon.
It WUS on t' cltlng COOti.'St
'' ith the stutistics con\'eying
tlw clost•nuss or tll£' encoun
ter Lewis and Chu k obtained PIONEE l~ LOG
263 ynrcts toUtl o((ensc to
the Woh•os' 257 \'nrds Aoth •
teams rnRnn~ed l Urst downs.
1'hP Plon~l·rs managed to hold
thP Wolves clt~splt c losing
three rumbles to the opposi-
tion • -
Thus sets the stage ror
nt•Xt wt>ek's NW< tit k flght
with the l.ln!ldd Wildcats.
The Cuts no\\ stand 5-0 In
the con(eJ'I'Ilce while tho Plo·
ncers hold down tlw Sl!Cond
position with u 3 ·I mark Three Boolt
To ComeS-·
For Draftee
Thn''' books "111 bl·
10 tht_l dr•u(t CoUnSl•llng ••u"
uccurdlnR to draft
Bill Su\'ngo
"Must ol the lnformnt
lht• bonks Is cur rent,"
Suvugc, ''buL dur• to the
chnnl(l'S thut oftrn orcur
out public knowll'dge , n
<:ounsclor should ulso bt>
sultcd.
"Guldt• to 'l'he Dr•Rft,
Tuturn und 1'uchin~ky
probuhly the best
guldt• to thl' St•l~ctlvc
let• System. ho" It
' nnd whut dorcrrnents
U\'Ullt.lblC"," SU\'U$ll' '"'u'd
· 'Thl' Handbook for l
l•nHous Objectors
muny or tlw quostlons a
b)' people considering a
status, ·• Sa\'u~c suld
nPwcst cdlllon Includes
t~rv Information and n • mention of the U S. vs
Dcctslon " he continued
The lead held up through
t.be remainder of the quarter,
but Stan Simmons• ll-vard -Fr_nhm.o IP*edltOJ Bill Gassner man~t 11 liner from LC qUifttrbock C. J. MclltO<I In nctlon laJt Satur&tv at Griswold
Stadtum. Th Mob IWIPI to their fourth victory of lhl season •• they swamped non·confo~nc. rival oce 17-7.
(Photograph bv Ttm Cottrell) "Eo nee to Face WUh
01' all B01u·d, published b)
World Without War c
concerns appearances
peuls but lncludt-s
informutlon.' · ht.. said
Druh counseling is
able in the chapel 1
from 2.30-5 00 p.m. on
duys und rr lduys. COIUOJS(~
can also be obtained by
tactlng Bill Suvu~e. Ext jaunt to paydirl in the second
stantca sealed the victory for
the Pioneers The Wolves
''ere able to manage only
sporadic threats after this
polnt, "ith the Pione~r de
fense rising to the occasion
whenever duty called. Doug
Sk.Jile scored his third louch
down in two games In the third Fixmen Run Over PU And UP
Nuclear Power
Speaker Slated
Dr Robert £~ Bacon Is
slated b~· the lntersctence -Lecture Committee to speak
on "Environment vs Nuclear
Power" tomorrow at 7:30p.m.
in the Council Chamber .
As n resident or Oregon,
he will discuss the pros and
cons of nuclear power plants
in Oregon He Is a member
of the Unl\'erslty or OreRon
Medical School.
Areas of discussion "Ill
include the cost of nuclear
pov. er -en\·lronmentally and
hnanclnlly. what the term
' nuc.lear power" means. and
the effects upon the popula·
tion as a result of increased
Irradiation by Ronald Clarke
The Le" is and Clark Fix·
men continut:d their winning
\\BVS lust Saturdav as thev • • •
easily disposed of University
of Portllilld and Pacific Unl·
verslty In their flnaJ tune·
up meet before tht:y defend
th ·lr conference crown, the
Plone~rs again turned in a
solid team eHort as the\' •
placed seven in the top 11
w1th only one minute and 16
.seconds separat ln~ them
Jim Nuccio of Portland
P&slJy outclassed the Cleld as
he led all the way to win the
rour-mlle race "lth o tlme of
20 24.1 Taking second and
regaining hls number one spot
on the team was captain Bob
Byerly, who ran a strong,
steady race and Clnished In
21'32 Fl\'e seconds back
wos Junior Keith Woodard.
Ken Nedderman of Portland
was Ol'.Xt to Clnll'h, clockln~
21·47 ln a big race Cor flftb
Gordon Haller or Pacific bare
ly held orr fast finishing fresh
men Brian Rall and Toby Dan-
IIA J/llZ!f
Sltnde
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9:30 To 12:30
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Fo1e1f Hill • T am111~k Loun1e • lels Their times ''ere 22:07,
22 08 and 22 1 l, a·cspcctl\'ely,
as Rall and Daniels are con·
tinuing their hot duel Cor
third man und top rookie po
sition
A rast impro\'ing freshman .
Ron Retdllnger , took eighth
as he run his best racu to
date, clocking 22·1 i Round·
lng out the team posh ions
wen:! Mike Boyl'r In lOth and
Dou~ Johnson In 11th, wllh
times or 22::n and 22 18. re
specLively. Both Bover and
Johnson are still having prob
lems with tht hilly Pier Park
course, but hop to be read~
bv Saturduv • • The final scores were Lewis
and Clark 26. University of
Portland 48, and Puclllc Uni
versity 58.
Coach Eldon Fix commented
lhat "this wus an easy meot and we handled the opposition
well without running all out.
We \\anted to save as much
us we could Cor the upcoming
conference meet.·'
This Saturday the Pioneers
defend their conference cro\\n
nnd the race promJses to be
exciting. The main threat
comes from Willamette. who
dropped an early decision to
LC. but ls always ready to
compete and huve vowed to
take LC's crown this year
They are led b)' rookie sen
satlon Don Johnson.
lndlvldual laurels seem to
be between Joynson and Whit·
man's Bob Sos, with an out
side chance Cor LC's Byerly
or Woodard to sneak In
The ruce gets under wuv
at 11 a m. at Pier· Park In
North Portland and will cover
a distance of .five miles. or· box 2853
Violins To PI
For Music Ho
This week ~ music hour
feature members of Mu
Epsilon
Three vlollnlsts, <
Halch, Martel Jensen
Paula Sisson, will
three numbers A violin
accordion duo, ''Czl1
will be presented b}
Sisson and Lynn Hall
Accordionist Lynn Hall
will play Mendelssohn "
certo ln E Minor Opus
The music hour Is pr
each Wednesday at 2 \0
in Evans Auditorium
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XXIX. No
RHC
by Pamulu
·Freshmen w
orrlcially
academic
by IRHC.
1 rRHC was p
J~lllliUr es frorr
an girl on cal
>mum us to frE
Out or 208 Ji!lr.
99 per Cl!nt,
ould be uhol
girls, or
the hours :-:1
Freshmnn Ah
n tabulated th•
regarding rr
submitted h
The pol
to all cum
asked the fo
1 !eel thai
women's
until PE
clnd,ed: (A) Lhrr
throuJlh wl~
year (0) u1
additional
luded but man
to say 'not
2 I feel that
urn a I
Deliberations
journalism ~
In the Cu~
tee meetJng
y
Dean of Fac
'"'nf( stated
ration of jot
~ .. r~ arts cur
place bee
Its of our r
~oncer·n for th1
lc progrE
ThY•oo propos!
at tbe rr.
Rick Good]
co-authorE
presented I
mlltee. Al
the separ1
Communlcatl
II Sabin and
President an(
wlll host a
fllUJ" or Evely~
PBX sut
ond:aor Nov 1
. In Dubach 1
sted stud•
Y are invite
SLC
by Jim
ASLC
night t
the defense l
s Indicted
e riots last
wasco
proposals
ems. SE
to keep
or whether
or not, and re
POlltlcal lm
Indictme nts
s
elease
rom C
n suld thot h\l
~lther prompt
• dctutlcd
atlre ASLC.. uuu
'our monthtt
and Oct 9 co~r~
During that
re at least
cnlls churged
ASLC bl lJ lng
omroversy
n SOFA
queslloned
1ght It tO the
the treasur~r
an hwestlgat
ed tO a OHIDUl
·esldcnt Paul
surer Johnson
blllty Cor the
as stated that
he charged to
lclal business
;roup, totaling
than one half
calls were not
n.
has canceled
>er As yet no
been made on
> request a
10ntroversy
flrm policy
arge number
ted If a new
sled Johnson
)Olley wlll be
tse of other
also appears
e A Log starr
able to oersu
ard operator
Log billing
phone The
rlrm ldentlft~.:uu
;aller was or
1 that the
t used for
'
S IFIED
og Kit lost -
•ded for HAPPY
Return to Dr.
ox 1436
f: A DRINK
~IN 'T EXTI
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DIES' NIGH
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lndwtchts . Stew,
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INEoR Of FIRSTS. 8
OSWEGO, ORE ogs n Campus Face Po ice Recor s
Dog on th~ L..C cumpus
nn uncct·tuln futuro nt
Dunn of Studonts Kent Jlow·
htl coutloncd cunlnt• ow·
s that poochus ln cumpus
Jdlng or thoSI' trying ro
In cntronce to IJulldlngA will
Impounded without furlh~r
•
• XXIX, No. 14
• \\Ornlng
I he owner or the dog Is then
subject to puylng o fine to
thP. county pound to win thf'
animal's frct>dom The col·
lege "lll not Inform thr• own
ers thnt lh••lr dog ls in tho
pound
'Thi5 Is the hardest stnnd taken by the college In the
mnny years they hove been
trying tO allevlat~ the tlog
problem
t,.ust year Glf'nn Gregg,
director or df•VOiopment, ~TOte
campus neighbors and uskcd
their assistance In curbing the
problem I>llrt ot his ll.!ller
Nov. 3. 1970
a 1ves ra uate In o
St>nlors who need help ln
· lng u l{raduate school
d contact Or Verl{ll Fog
1, lhe new coordinator of
;~t·uduute Information
locuted ut Huddleson
tlusc No 3
Fogdall urges seniors who
not done so alreadv to • ster Cor the Graduate Rec-
obb To Lecture
o Classes Here
John A. Cobb Is l{lvlnl{
lecture~ at LC on Fri-
• Nov 6
1 l 9 00 u.m Dr Cobb pre
ts a teet un• to combined
cs In Throckmo rton 7
"God, Nutun and Man ·
''Chrlstlun Re!l>poru;lbll lt y
th~ Ecological Crisis" Is
Cobb's topic at 3 15 p.m.
fumorack t oun$(e Ht~ will
bt•ron· 11 RI'Oup or mln
Lt•rs: according to lht• ro ·
lon 1l·part rnt,nt
Cobb l" th<' lngruham
fessor or Tht•ology at the
001 or Tht!ology In Clare·
, Cull!. Ho wlll speak
under the sponsorship or
religion depurtmcnt . ord Examination (GRE) whlch
Is given at test centers
throughout the United States.
The test will be given on Dec
12 and th" closlnR date Cor
filing ls Nov 17' or\\hhalute
fee charge, on Nov 24
Seniors arc ulso advised to
consult the departmunt heads
or their majors lllld other
faculty as well as wrlte to
two to six Rraduate schools
for a catalogue . generallnfor
matloz;t lllld application forms
Dr. Fogdall notes that the
Lewis and Clark library has
a complete file of cntalogulds
or graduate school Information
and two publications which he
note& are particularly helpful:
Uvensen and Robbins. Guide
to A m o r I c an Graduute
Schools. and Quick, Guide to
Graduate Study. Fogdall realizes the ne
cessity of the graduate center
for seniors ln hls words,
•'There seems to be wide
spread reeltng that In the fu
ture the gaining or admission
to graduate schools or the
winning of fellowships , osslst·
antshlps , etc., may be even
more competitive than It has
been In the past ·' As a
result. he plans to devote
Tuesday and Friday afler·
noons to personal conferences
\\Jth seniors.
Information regarding the
GRE and application forms
Cor the examlnutJon may ~
obtained nt the dean of
facult v's office ln Odell -Manor, In the Lewis und Clark
gruduate olflce ln Albany or
ln the placement office 1n Hud·
dlcson House No 3.
Six Win KLC Secret Quest;
Amazed With Turn Out Spitz
1\LC Station Manager Tom
Sptt z WHS worried that not
even 50 pt•ople would turn out
Cor the KLC Secret Quest
Saturday night. He got at
least 170.
The Quest begun ln Fields
dining room durlnp supper ns
John Mclntlr<: handed out
score sheets.
At 8:26 p.m the winning
team or st · hunded In lhelr
sheet and Nuthan Stubbll· •
rteld s black box. whlch thl'Y
round In tht• Rose Cardon
Tom Dieterich accepted the
prizes Cor the group ut the
KLC sponsored horror movies
ln Evans Audltorlum.
The l(roup won two tickets
to West Side Story, a chauf·
feurcd Avis car, flowers !ron
Burlingame Florists , a dlnne1·
ut the Cunlls Restaurant o top
the Hilton Hotnl and n gift
certtrlcutc from J C. Pel"~ y·s.
Delterlch fe.lt that his P. roup '' ould tirav. straws to decide
v. ho would get the prize dote.
The truely surprising clue
or the Quest was to have been
Number 4, Nathan Stubblc
rl~ld' s Island. according to
Spitz The Island "'as to be
anchored in the reflection
pool.
However. someone drained
the pool Cor cleaning . So Quest
contt!stunts could not "wnde,
swim or wow'· to the lsllllld
The Mother's Club of LC
wlll hold its unnual "Mom's
nnd Dad's Dinner·· Monday
Nov 9 at 6 30 p.m in
Stamm dining room. Dr.
Kent Hawloy, Dean or Stu·
dents, will show slides of
his recent trip to the USSR.
Reservutlons should be
mode with Ewlyn Lewis.
switchboard operutor by
NO\' 5 rend ''We hnvn dogs In the
classrooms , dogs at chapel,
dogs In the dormitories , dogs
for brcnkrost, dogs lor com
mencement ex ·rclses, dogs
for footunll somes and dogs
just gNlerally lying around
bcuuLlfylng th•~ campus. We
huvc ull slz~a . n11 hrecds,
ull colors ull nges and ulJ
ucxos Wo even have dogs
rec.·•·eatlng mor~ dogs. tn
short, we have a problem .
• "1\re you concerned oboul
the \1-hercobouts of your dog?
Fear not He Is In thP ton
dor loving core or the Associ·
ated Students or l .. ewls and
Clark Is your dog gctt.lng
o bnlunccd diP-t? The best our cafctcrlo can offer
"DonL' let o good dog g
wrong Don't let Spot, Sport
Rusty, King. Flosh, FJCJ Red,
Alfons • and R!n Tin Tin C'l
a pollee record
''Support your local college
In your hettrt you know we're
right ·•
Dean Howley rovors workln
with the mnJntennnc • deport
mcnt to round up the c nine
orrendcrs Gene Strnnd chle.f
or the malntennnce ere~ hll
different Ideas "Thl (pick
lng up the dogs) Is not am Jn
tcnance Item whotso ver The
men don't llke to do It -
they Jlke the dogs '· Strand
sntd
One of tho f•vorlt• ~sttmcs o1 c:amCMa ~·ne RustY J dev1ng 1nto the
refluctlon pond on lower Clmpu-. On Oc1. 2.3 Rusty dnled Into the pond only to
find tho bo«om conrod wtth broken glass from • dtscarded b.cr bonlo. Rustv
Wlls mken to the pet hospttll •hor losmg much blood. RustV"a ownen n1P0f1 that
has c:ond1t1on •s Improving. IPhotogrwph by Tim Cottr•IIJ
I
Applications Ready
For Music Summer
School June 16-28
Appllcatlons are now being
received at Le\\ ls nnd Clark
College for the unnunl Summer
High School Music Workshop
scheduled for June 16 to 28
Applicants must be bet weun 13
and 19 years or age
The two·\\eek pro11rarn oJ
pructlce and performance in
band, strmgs and choir will
be under the direction of Dr
Relnhard Pauly, chairman of
the department or music, as
sisted hy u racult) of three
muslcnl directors
Keith Elde, director of
bonds at Lewis and Clark.
will be ln charge of the band
rehearsals . Paul Bellam, \'IO·
ltnlst and conductor of the
college orchestra. will In·
struct ln strings.
Guest director of the stu
dent choir will be Theodore
AshiZB\\ a, who ls presently
chorul director at Mudlaon
High School. Portland .
Dr Pauly nnnounccd that
some scholarship ald wlU be
avallnble to quolHlcd mem·
bers or All-State groups and
to top· roted soloists.
In addition to serious
emphusls or the dally sched·
ulc participants enjoy a pro
gnm of entertainment on
campus v. lth teMis and squash
C!QUrlS BS v.ell BS both indoor and outdoor swimming Stu·
dents 11 \'C on the campus
Speclul evt?nlng concerts b)
Cncutty and guest artists and
a student talent night are. also
!)lanned for the v:orkshop .
which wtll conclude "lth n
public concert by the stud nt
musicians on the nnol night
of the session
More lnformntlon ls \'all
able from the college music
department
J-Board Action?
To rue n complaint ln order
to brlng n cas befor th
LC J ·Board, contact one o!
the three following people
Dr Kent H&\\ley, J-Board
Advisor -OCCic ol the VIce
President for Student Afralr
Odell Manor: PO Box 37. Ext
315.
E\' Coulter, Chief Justice of
~'·Board -PO Box 1051,
Ext. 244-6695
Bonnie Young. J-BonrdSec
retary -PO Box 2553. Ext
351
According to lh Catalog
(69-i 1) the J ·Board has jur
Isdiction over oil student dis
ciplinary matters, original
and oppe.llnte H0\11 " r. thelr
Is the right or appeal to the
President or the College Pog 2
On Po ari y
' ou'\ c come a long "R) l icku:.
h wn~ JU t n httJc more than a }car ago that 1Ce-
J>n:.•..;1dcnt gne'' made h1 ammortal "Impudent nob'"
peech that rallied the silent mnJOIIl} of the count rv
again. t what he later lCrmcd the "Rad1cal I iberals."
rO\\ ilmn himbclt hn • tepped tO the fl>rcfront Of the
\erb.ll frn~ .
In un article publi~h ed in I II·F magn1inc Uugh
ide wrote recently: .. The old joke thttt says un)
ucce' tul President mu 1 bnng along his 0'' n
contingent of hippie ~ and shagg\-haarcd prot~tor~ if
he want to "m the ') mpathy ol the mnjont) is on I) a
half-gag no\\. ,ixon's ad\ i.lllCC men tht fnll htn e
c.areCull) arranged with local pollee to nllo\\ enough
di sentcrs in the tagmg areas :so that the Prcstdent "tU
have hi theme well illustrated a he \\drms to ha~ JOb."
'ixon ha~ finally tepped into the center of the
a~ena him~c.lf as he tump the countl) speaking on
behalf of loyal Republican candidate. Man~ of his
pccche~ ha\c been interrupted b~ . mull bnnd~ of
di senter .
The Prc.!)idcnl zeroed in on a small group of hceklen;
at a recent raU) held in an mrport hanger. car the end
of his ~peech. Ni. on aid, .. "orne ha\e asked me ·\Vhut
do we do about tho c that ~hout obscene logans'1
\\'hat do \\C do about those that tltrO\\ 110cks? M\
answer L. ·oon't an ''er in kmd. 'lou don't ha'e to
hout ob~cenities back to them ... ) ou do not ha' e to
thro'' rocks' ... On No\. 3. ) ou '' nlk mto that polling
booth and 'ou vote, and ont: 'ate ts \\ orth I 00 ob~cent: ..
logan :·
Ju t la t )Car \tee-President gnc\\ attacked
student .... stating, "Toda~ student no'' goe to college
to proclaim rather than learn. The les. ons of the past
arc 1gnored and obliterated in u contemporan
antngoni~m kno\\ n as the generation gap."
peaking of the Vietnam Moratonum s, Agne\\ aid,
'if any purpose ''as sen cd by M-da) it \\as "as an
emouonal purgati'c for those \\ho feel the need to
clean e 1hcm~eh es of their lack ol nb1llt) tt) offer a
constructi\c . olution to the problem ."
onstructi\e oluuons come nnd go, and the
admimstrntion continues to tr) to ilence those who
disagree "ith their polic) '' ithout comprehending the
nnture of their di agreement \\ ith the domesuc and
foreign policies that trouble a dh ided nation.
GS 1 r IONEER 1 OG
Cle me fer
c I • I 1n • I
ac:a (
B ltlnnln thl \H • k t\\ o
cl , gym• n ''Ill vis! th vnm
pu~ ~ ch rut dov nnd 1 1\ur
rlU~ lO COUll ( J lUdl Dl on thl
dr •rt and ulh" a· problem nd
In ~l'n• r.JI fUI In lhf' \'Ut' Ill'\'
left b) Gordon Verplnnt for
mer chuplntn
On 1lw dH • lllcok Ruhr
bough gr nduoll of Pil l1Ur1•
Thr>olog1col Sl'mhllln nnrl
pnstos of st Mnrk I 1 t I }
t~: rlon hur('h for l '' t• 11
v. til bt '"' lnblc: m ' r with
•'"' lnl n• It tu I Ill HI
p1 iml Ont> rn I v. it h Utl
· plugging of ont mJ, rnJ \
th~.;olog\ lnt c altur 1 n I po
UucaJ r 1Ulh: ore nt mp
nn AmC'rlco
Jnmes I O\\ Epl copall n
prl~: st ut Church of the
Eplphnn) In I okt U v. • AO
"111 he on h nd 'fhur d
He hod bt'en seth(' tn v.ork.ing
\\ llh th{' OfftcC' f E onomlc.-
OppoJ·tunlt,\ md VIS o fna
corning to Ort"! 1.1n
Both Hohrbnugh m1 T"ather
L\~vy can t ant t led in lht
Trnll Room during lhe noon
period M n\\hU th('
seurch ror p rmonHnt chop
loin conllnu\'
Am upp rc-lu m n In
tcr t ln npJ h•in • to and
reo n g lnformnt I on
utx>ut ' trlou l mln rle
hould c nto 1 Kathl n
Hollt: n ln th ch J 1 \1 o
Iller turl' on v r I l'nli
nnrl••s l O\ II hi~ In th
chnpt: 1 lib a ttrj!
Th r v. lll I m Llng
of th " r 1\) \\r Lllng
team tomort O\\ 11 1 0
,, m In thL• t•mlnur room
ln h·ont of tht: poc.•l In
Pump1ln :sport (' ntPr
All m mbcr • should l
t~.; nd
On tomor·t o" th S\\hlcnt
Oregon EducntlonA octu
tlon (SOE ) will b mt et
ing at Albanv 111 All
p~:r ont> ant r1 1 d fn
t chlng c rc r or ur d
to be thcr l 7 p m
Let rs 0
Mo1se Murder
'Vo the Edllor
We wlsh to call ottcntion
to the cold·blooded, premod
ltated murder or Jnsha. the
pet mouse or mMy muslc
majors un Tuesday, Oct.
20, Joshn was tlnally captured
in a trap which snapp"d The
confused murder, Charlle
£\'uns janitor. had been tr)1ng
to trap Jasha for weeks, but
the ''nllant efforts or many
mu clans saved his lUc, only
to hove it taken so cruell~
We, the associated stud nt
body of Lev. is Wld Clark music
department. wish to take u
strong stand against mtc
murderers . and we wish to express extreme regret that
Pablo, Jasha's mousernate has
decided to le.nve us fn favor
of more peaceful sur
rounding s
Christ Is Strength
To Lhc Editor (Rc· the G
Squad)
As o mlsslonary 's daughter
1 have seen too mn~ Uve.s
transformed . lncludlng my
own, by tlw pov;er of God
to be sllem In o recent Jetter
to th Log Linda McKnight
said, "\\'hat's been happen
ing in the age from Christ's
death to now? All l see Is
more problems · ·
That's not Christ's CauJt
PIONEER LOG
Ofldel II'IIAeat!On Gf o.. Aaeeoda!ed liWdmb of Lnou ~ Cur• eon.o. HI• s. w ,..liM Hill AGed. ~.Or~ .r:nt P w t.olclo "'""''' durtm!IM ~ ,... ., CMce .. PubllahlnQ Co Ia cone! dan p01t~ paleS •I Poltland, Or.gon
Edltot
Managu'lll fdator
Aaoa.to EdltOI
Copy EdotOr
Neq ~ltor
~ftlalng Mao.-nor Greg MyOfl
R1c~ Goodfl!llow
Joo W rd
Kathy Kubo I
Pam la Nc' ~n
Jan I~ Sl.llltly
llllok I T a\ llhilll"ll Aut AI:Jv rtoalng Manag r
Statt Wtll.n Nency Varekamp Lon Varo:.h Naocy Bu)h
LJz Clot~ Scott COo Penny Cmndall Marilyn Curtaa
Alan Goroon Roberta mlvor.on Tom f~nc:oe .. Ric Mt!tavcr
~· HDWatG Jim Ou II 1 J tl &math Oovld Tull Oaan Wa ter
Ph I W Barbar W I
Eo T1m Colt..-.! Tom Buller r ort Hua.on
wry MIIJOn L naa McKrugnt Tom Ptuell
Gay J•r na Remcmb~r there is n D vu
very much at worlt behind the
scene Christ ls not going
to twist our orms. he "ants
us to como "It Ungl~ He
sho~ed u th ''ov Jesus
snld, · 'l om th \\ oy the l'ruth
and the LICe ond no man cometh
unto th · Pother but b~· Me •'
Whether we tok advcmtngr>
or His chunglng pow<.~r do n t
chnngo the roct thnt lie Is
"the sume ) e tcrdU)', and to
dDy, ond forcv r · (H..: b 13 )
Our "Ills ore involved- thllt 's
the human cflort part -th n
God does the r t and v. e
coopt!rote with Him In n nev.
llf • not just rl\Je minute
prnyer but o God centered
IHetlmc
I quote Llndo 'Th(\r ar
still golng to be problems and
depressions ond downs So
admit It ' We admit It, but
thnL still doesn't change the
Suppl) of Strength Sourc
To tht:~ believer H aid,
"1 will n ver leave th<'o nor
fors&kc thee ' lJ v. o.re
down that means our CuHh Is
ruulterlng and th aoon<>J v. e
begin to trust ln His Grc \
Crentlv power end Hl6 Word,
the bcltcr I ha\'o ~..,ucnt-d Sor·lp
ture to sho" I dldn l mukc ull
thl up, but holy men \\ur
lnsplrcd by God to n~ th1..B
thtngs
Eunlc Slnclnlr I (Q)UJR MAN lHJ(Q) ]Ji)JPJE
By Ar hur Hoppe
1 ttc • 1gu ror Pl nn d Autom bll h ld nolh r
rnll) t '' rn th "orld onct nln r th r v l hr •
r C' • Tlll' :\utomobll I! xptn ton
Or Pnul Horltck ulho1 of 1111 Autom blJ
ollwr be t \: llt.·r , I td tht• r t I ht •nln t 1ot on th(:
In 1900, ther '' r onl) 000 1Utomohll• on th N ·•~,
hi h\\avs Toduy sh r · u c more th tn 100 ono 001)
"Thl• nurnbt:!r or nutomobll hn soor d nt hnost pr<>c
the rutlo pr •dieted tw llu 1 ro£11 d.-mogrttJ)h r·. Molthua ·
Dr Bor•llck Thus v.t.: •• th t by th•' •nr "000, und r
tm xor thll.i <.llct.ah: {If Molthu Inn 1 nw AJ11 rl("o '' Ul b• t
to upJ)Orl no r \H r &hun 3 t rllllo n mtomobli€"R .. . . ' . . .
Or Hot•llck palm d hi• k ph; t ur or Am t•lco In th{
2110 eover d from coo t t co t with .olld blank
cu ln (Hll nrv\ f\\ ondthr ct p
Th l ntt h~.: a\d auld b• w pl wtth ~ rrlbh
1 mine nd th cnrn ~e on h h1ghw ~ would he lncr
If 100 mUllan cor cau 55 000 d oth o y or tr"JOlll
h pointed out then 4 3 1rllllcm c r ''ill inevltabh
l million d ·all u yellr
Adtl('d tel thts ht> snh.J would b th ffccts of nve
on th driver Im 'g1ne th ps)cho cou ed by ho\·ln3
\\O.h lx w ,.r>k for n op nlng in llt( trnfflc pattern
vous car out of the• J. nroge '
Or Horllrk hl m1ct1 Th \utomobtle E""PIO Ionon t~o
on PVer. inert o lng pr·odurtJon t'nl and fl. longer II fe
... n,snk!-; to adv nee In modt rn motot car , l t'l aid
11 r ~rp ctancy of th overog car hn • nlor4! thnn doubl('d
tfl25
Or Hl"lrll1:1k t roundo of on orr.nnlzntlon knoy;n os
Autom 1bll Gro' th ll to 1l l to lnduo oll Amerl"u'u.
hn\' no more thon I • car. pt<r ramll)
Through a quat fnmUY plonning hl' nld, ""o cnn
mu t pr \~nt c 11' 1 s cl I enF from clutt rlnJ! UJ> lhl"
\0~ by hR\ lng UD\Hlnt rl C'UT '
R~s 1r h sh " d h o.ld th l most p opl had
c rs o th r~:::.ul\ or ) I ldlng to udd n urnt.: without
d qual precaution
A typlcol ens he ot
dl ah: r sho" room w uld h th
8£>lchflr t of a man '' ho PIW:
t prov hls rna ruUnil~> cuq ummot£" In lht:> \\Indo\
tJu.• dt' I on th
• • • • •
To pr vem such ccld nl Dr Horlick made on lmpn
plen [or ncr u~ d dl trthution throu~h Plnnn d AutOilllC
Cltnlc of Thr Pll ( lmpl lr mqulll er trcctlv ln supp1
tnr, uch urges)
t or Catholic h r comm •nd d the Rhytl1m M thod \\h
coup! \Ish nutom bll d nll'r onl) b twcer mldnif ht
4 n m hen th sho\\room J clos<'d
i\ 1 t t c soa· Dr HorHck called ror nn nll out edlh~nl
cnmput_qn aimed ut on lnclng Am rlcan rumlll s. I
b bl h ln'"'tund
Boble · h noted ''nol onl) lak£> up le~s spac('
automobiles. but the)' conr;umc les or our
nuturnl t c:ources nnd drc of cours smog-h·<'o
"Moreover whll(' th<.> upkeep Is bout th snm • the
co t or u bab~ ts !ar lo\\er To ave our vnnl hlng ho
we mma shO\\ e' ry American thot n baby Is n bett r u .. ._
Unfortunate!~ Dr Horlick conceded gloomily the stot1
on growth r t s prove ooncluslv 1)' that most Americans
r ther hnve a car
(COP} rlghl Chronlcl Publl hlng C'o 1970)
Platt Girls d;usted
To tht Editor
\V{ ore w riling thlf> IQ\tl'l"
m response to thr-ortlcl '
\\rltt£ n b~ Lorl Vurosh con
oernlng the so·cnlled 'Clost>
Wurfnre ' that Js roglng ln
thu EUbl WhlR of Plott We
are 8\l.at·c of Miss Vorosh's
nformstlon sources How
ever, her nrticl(> seE'm to
be full of dlscrepan9lc
In the flrst parngraph h
states that "e nrt: turning thE'
bo) Into a hen pecked g1·oup
Wf? would suggest tJtat she
sp ·nk to som~ of the residents
of West Plnlt to Und ll they
t cl thm wa~ olso Gen roll)
they do not. In focl our
brother-sister noor re1 tlon
ships or probablY some or
the best on th(' co.mpu
Luter In t.h nrtlcl(' Ml s
Vnrosh goes on to atntc lhnt
\\ or e un" llllng to nrlupt to
the 11 vlng rocllltl~s PI'O\'ided
W huve solved U1c problem
or tho desk heights b~ adding
two to thre\l pillows (or o
t"l •phono book) to our chairs.
but ~v n our mnle counter
pnrt flnd Lhl' heights incon-
nlent (refer to 6 6 Jo on
Emc.rlck who also useB a ptl
lo' )
1.1 the m n do not con id~:r the Jtems such as rug ,
tnln , nnd !urnJt ure for
loungt s necessltll's, o
Vnrosh stotes then why
the) also requested thoro?
Mls Vtu•osh goes
!>lOLr lncorrC'ctly that thE>
,I Boord granted all r~-
r qur>sts In th'-Ursl
Lh J Boord hns nothing
"lth such npproprladons
tht: Dor·m Council (Y<hlch
lnt ·rest· srlke, Is co111~
of 10 mules and only
remnle )
1 he ol • male requl st
rcrr d to ~hlch lnold
hos not b en their only
quest, wns tnbled, but
until t!u.•y could provide
xact 11 t or the cqulpD
desired nnd the prlce. o
r quest ln the posl ha
J·cquh d to submit
We, ln all honesty
s e tho.t lh" economy of
dorm I \n danger, unr:tll
st.andord of Lh lng Is
will that be so torl'lbltW
We re •I thal slnce
Vorosh II v(IS ln
Lh • nlaost dorm on
Hnrtzreld , It would b~n fit
to t XJ"lf'ril•ncc lHc in Plall
It n•oll\' Is beforo st\1!
t mpta to ''rile nbout It
Kar n Williams {RA, s
floor En t)
Lindo Luc (Dorm
S(Ocrt•l ry) Atnll I Etzlonl
tb o pnr&menl
C.olu nhl Unl
teet of the
, R arch
Th£! Acthe Soc
On 1 Mo\ 1!17
1r olumblu
ch r Collug•
1uct n t ~u J
I ~~~~ t
11 p ndNI (
1 ll r amt
11n l K •nt
liB k tudl
ttt t th ln tl
ur '""hll
rocl 1
th IX 1
t
oil g
Man)
du t rom f
n h I complt
th lr ( ur y£'nr
1 6 nd l 9'
th prh
In f(cr,t ci
pa g
Ill able
...... t rm pop
rh moj~
or Coli n pnrt
I h J
In Ut"
trlklng
wesom
nnd pol
That \\B
mvolvi>S
~-~"'''hi lUes
~ h wish
~ut after th
lh tr ducat!
SmJ r sslon I
, un' r lty ct
d n protest
be It vlolat
1n.a,., of h tend
brt k state l
"""' h erie
d0\\0 ond '
routin Hun
are close
the ortg lnal
d mtc strlkl' I
· derable legil
I borate :rn
\r d to expl
s of strlklng
J'Otlona I l s
lh p tPer o
t ocllcd
ss our grief
1 -nd must
hout cuulng
splh.• the
I do not
Ob usual' o
torn apart
nm u d In o .. ....
c
Round
DI!C. 19, 1 fl70 to
London
lunll JS. Ul71 10
Lbodon-
15 197110
London
Jun1 18, 1971 10
l.undon
~Irs avuD;1q
lllOUJJy. ''""
Call or
flee Buthtlft
••••••••• ld nothcr gr
gr 1vr t thr
~bUr Homb ·
t on t..hC'
on thl' Nut1
0 000
ulmo••t prC'ol
·, Multhus '
r 2000 und •r
leo \\HI b t
I[' I
•
llrlcn In th
1 solid blank
f of overo1·nu·"
I"C:d by hn\ In
fie patlern to
I on on 1\\<0 uct(l•
lon,gt>r llfl
, he ald
han doubl<'d
known us
all Amerlcn
old, "" e cun
lng up the
liP had UO\Vll!S
ge without ~'""'
mon who"'"'
the wlndO\\
dcol on th
•
n Method, \\ h
, en midnight
ll·out eduo
rnmlll ~s. to
lc~s spao
ur lrreploci•~
rcc
same, the
nlf:hlng ''"''i
Is a bettt.•r d<'~ rlly the s
Amerlcnns
uch os rugs,
rnlturc for
~:essltles, a
1cs, then why
ested them
mnlo
which
en their only
tabled, bul
could provide
of the
the prlc • os
the past hn
submit
1 honesty
dorm on c
It would nPno
c life In Pl
Is before ~h
"-'"'te ubout It
IIams (RA
)
ns (l)orm , Arntl 1 tzlonl Is cholrmnn
· th o p rtmcnt of ocloloro
Coin nblo Unl\ trStl)', ond
rt•cl of th C cnt r for
C\ n f:'Orch lie Js outhor·
Tbe At'lh Soclelt
nn 1 MU\ 1 n7o tht> focul
nf ( olumbln Unlvt'rRil)•
ncl r C"ollu({ \I.OS quite
luctnn t uspcnd cloa cs
11 ' hnd t·eccntl y
u p ndl'cl follO\\ lng the
In t f Combodlo ond th•
lin t Kflnt Stotc BuL
tUdt: nt point<' cl r lh In tit utton clos d
ur "hltt tudenta, It
rocl l not to hut
h tx blnck killed
u tR classes 1t
oll('H• nJ,'!nln cnm
h t I n) cnlor who
dunt d from Columbia on
h I compl ti.'d only t\\O
th lr Cour t'nr In collCf.lt!
IQ nd J970, th£> lust
tl t: sprlnn m• sters
In rr ct. conCllllod ond
\ pn grades "ero
d ·h pv Habl \\ lthout tho
, .. u .. rd l •rm paper o.nd flnul
Th m 1jorlty or pro
of Calumbln Unl
D portmt.•nt or Socl
hl h I chair, voted
t trlk 'until
it iun , for o free uni
r r · t01 d These
lnclud d the t~r
r ch \\llr ond or
u pr slon Many stu
t n prof~ ors ooross
c n r fovor k oping col
I d thl fnll ot lea t
II th ~o" mb£'r elecUons
·u nt on b ent hom
lh h r\ st stu; James
h can't they be
l to (.'nmpnl~ n
C~;rl "' Rc!Sponsihtliltcs
In lht> remote days
we 4 trlh.lng ror one do)'
!!0111'( l \HJsomc moral, cdu
11 nnd pollllc•l decl
That ~as b cnuse n
ik tnvolveo certain re-
ru lbiJillC's It coorces
h "Ish to study t.o
out (aft<'r they hove paid
· th lr ducat! on). tt gives
lm1 r sian thut the en
un ' r lly community ts
't d prole ,t \\hlch ll may
bt: It \ lolates th con
ct r h teachr>rs nnd may
br lk tote laws
h cries or Clo e
1 dO\\n and "On strike''
ro Jtlno Hundrl!ds or col~
\! re clo:)ed for weeks,
, th~ orlglnal notion or nn
JtJ[•mlc strike has acquired
r ble leglllmucy RR·
r t I borate rntiona1 s hnvc
\ d tr> t:xpluln the vlr
s of strlklng universities
rationales nrtJ thinner
tht: PllPl'T on \\ hlch tl1cy
t rolled Wnys to e -
ow gl'ler nnd protest
-nnd must -be found
cutting off educntlon
spit tho White House.
I Clo not rnvor "busl-
o usunl ' n our oclety
tom part ond acts nrc
nmtu ~ In our countrv R nnme \\<hlch h tm n A me. r
lcnn noy, ll-.lng n tho e
;) t to bf horn nut lrlk
lng l n t til • or1l\ Vii.IV to
conduct lht unu unl bu 1
ness ' of ducntlon nnd pro
HISl
The slrlkc n , oclapall
tlcol lnstruml'nt I of rours(',
borrOWPd from lh( WC')Tid Of
pr vmely ownP.d roctoriPs,
when ~ stopping lh~ l)roductlon
llnr> dumage LhP O\vn r anrt
manag r How \ r whLn n
unJv rslt} Lrlke tlw fir 1
to b(' hurt rf· th • tudront
the profe o;oJ's 1lnrl on
linu to h pold nd full tul
t.Jon l ohnrgt d (Proff.' nr
often u l' th rr tim lo
purstw their own affolr -
from rr £>arch to picnic )
Rntlwr thnn bt>Jn ln th po I
tlon or \\Ork r on trlk tu
dents ar mor llkt pntl nt
In ' ho~pltal who rc!u to
take lhelr lunch nd llt lr
medications
HducatJon 'Nn Good'
Thf' tua~nt trlkt:~rs Ire
quent.ly counter that Amerlcnn
higher education I no good
nnyhow '· sine It Is ' tl'Ch
nocratlc It I t'XCC't;slvcly
p clallzcd. fragm nt<"d un
crlticol, and g('nred to ~rvc
the net:: d!> or the cnpltnll tic
soc! tv. and lt I provld d
in u highly r lmt~nl<'d n
vlronmcnt not conduclv to
learning Thl'rl' or tronR
el<'ments or truth In th •
crltlclsms, man~ reform of
Am!'rlcnn high r ducntton
are long oo,; erdue How v r
such educational r form url
usually not the go 1 or ae
demlc toppap, ond only a
f(•w strlk r mnkt"' erlou t>r ·
forts bN\\Pc>n trikes t.o rc
form the unlverslt) Tht>,v
argue thai cducnuon cnn b st
be achieved by acUon In Ute
slrellS domonstrattng or It
ting In, and working and lh 1n
"lth the p opl '
Thl're nre lgnlflcont <>du
cntlonnl values In 11 Utl ~
actions but lh } provld \'tlry
poor substltutu , lndc d ror
delving Into thP rich deposits
or chillzatlons which re
stored in collcg llbrarlc
and avntlobl In cloRsroom~
Wnr C"omphcity
·'The unh cr~lly complicity
ln the war (through defense
re~earch and other s \f\ Ices
for the Establishment) must
be stopped,·· the strlk r as
sert But It is neither nee s
sary nor cftcctlve to ~top
res~"nrch on for oxample
bncterlologicol \\Orfnrl" by
block\ng entrances to closs
rooms Usuullv. suc.h re·
search ls curried on In sepnr
nte buildings or orr· c mpu,:;
And, fr""quently, w 11-or
ga.nlzed protests 'lhrowth
c-hannels'' g tin a more encom
passing and lostlng un1verslt~
dlsengagf'm£1nt rrom mllltnr)
r scnt·ch th m. ror Instance.
an assault on the fences or
1· Lub ot MIT or on th build
Cbuter Flights To Euro e
Dlrect From Portland • • • • • • • • e No Buses To Rid
Round Trips
Dec. 19, 1070 lo len 3, 1071
London·-W
June 10, 1971 to Aug 20 1tHl
I ondon -1211
June 1~ 197'1 to Sept. 10. 1071
London·· SlllJ
fun• 18, 1971 to July 14, 1971
London -· S%11 One Woys
Dec. 19, 1970
Portl110d to I onoon- !~'I
Jan. J. 1971
London to P11rtl11nd • St!ID
Ju~l.19n
london to Vanc(luver, B C -
Sept io. 1971
PordomJ to London·· StlSO ~ .15,1071
Porllond to London- SU5
Rlllt'l VJU'llablc to Lewis and <:;bitt CuD~ stuo1cPb,
fllCUlty, tmff lU1d manbcrJ or thclr lmmcdbte r~
Cill or Write Ted ScheimnaD. No. ZO, New 01 nee Bulldlna at Lewb an1t Clark, Ext 344 or Home • • • • • • • !Sl50 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2t4·4G03 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lng h U tng h In LilUt (
0 fvn An sl\ I t Prine
ton Furth( rmor th ch n~"..,
t h •lttng o l tal Pn to
lU c n tm trln~ na I " hy
dhtrupttng unh r It I
obout q 1 I t tht> ch nc
Ql topping lht• In Joc.hlno war
by r •fuslnE! to buy U 5 bond
Sclf·lnlc~l Gr l
1 hE 11 Inter st lnvolv d
In completJnp on'-' tudl I
too gr nt In o oci<'tl "here
unRmploymem t till con
c ntrutC'd I 1r 1) monl( th
un kll h And hf nt r
....... nt to hut down uniV<>J' ltl •
could b b u r u d to rud
projPct Cor pcnc12 and soclnl
ju ttc Th t nslon t~ n
tho £> who oppo e th rn.r and
r rl m but tov lh lr
unl\' r lty nnd tho \\ho" uld
d trov th unlvt rsltl' th y
pr pnrl:' to morch gr tly
w nk n the protf'st mov('
mcnl lr~ d) plagu d b) In
t rnnl blckl'rinp, nnd splinter
lng Unity of protest can IK·
round by foC"tng up to thC">
rt•nl ouro(' o! .oc.l tol
mnlol.u , nat by blowJng up
nlnw mot r
W <:nnnot o on "O.ith hu I
u ual BUt ~ hould
t1 'e h ve In th
• Lo xpresR our dl
mo llg(>r nd d mands
vhlch do not disrupt high r
dut'allon -which Is for
mnny of u n nd In tt 1C
Th ncndemtc ~ ar Is brier
to b n with nd punctur !d
Y.lth lt<av U "acntlon
Lrlp nd \\ ek nd parties ore
ocrJflc d b thas who ort.:
no'' moblll tor. In th bl oad
( nlnR prot t vt1th U1~> same
"II Ungn s that cla st.>s arc
mmc lied ur ly much time
und ener • wlll be r •leased
for prote t ThE' p f rr d
proc£' durP I~ Illustrated by
fl;rlnc ton und Columbto
vthlch ure r pllrtedly moving
toward nn adjustment or rh lr
coh.>ndar this l'.ar bv cut
tlng vacation periods to allow ror 1 two-w k c nC:l llotlon
of c: I 1 h •ror th Nov"m
' r 1 tlon Th re would
be n r( duct ton In &caching
tfmt
E\ ·n during tho 150 day
r y ilr wh n CIOBSt>R
or h ld lhPro I muoh slack
tlml• Stud nt nnd prof s or
who WI h could morcll In the
\'enJnr. ~ c:umpalgn during the
\\ (' k ·nd . ond chat with con
trucrlon vtork r durlngtheir
lun h h ur ~ure1y this
would lmpo ~ o stroJn on on '
tudle but lt v. QUid Jso glv(•
th m n n v; urgency and
r lll~ Rushing bac.k nd
lorth b t n ducmlon on
c mpu ond activism off onm
pu \\ouldallow for much mort:>
cro -r rt.U t Inn th n elth r
busin os usual'' or
trike usual The com·
blnotlon of tudy nd prot st
v.ould pro\ Ide no ns} olu
tlnn ond would llmJt bolh for
om( -but "ho then Is look
Ing for an • nsy olullon?
Sho\\ Must Go On
tud~.::nt correctly point out
thot unlv ~r sltlns ore readily
hut dO\~n for othr>r purposes
Untv rsltl«.'S close to cele·
brot the blrthda~ s or naLlonol
hcroe Moon Day and other
occo Ions High schools,lmJ
tatlng lhC' coll gM send stu
d nts hom at th(l drop of o
hot Th~.:: answer Is not to
add c nc:ellations to cnncella
llons but too 11 on ndmlnlstrn
tor nd students 10 share tn
n frort to restore to educ.n·
tlon the statu pr s~rved by
clrcu how h tev r hap·
p ns the show must go on,
b •caus • It I Intrinsically
r wording, b c US(' on mnrk
or th( pro Is a gunulne
comrnhmenl to his \\ork, and
b onus Ute cuptlv ... oudJoncc
poJd ror tltE' tl'Bch('.r's services
and must not be cheated
Prot st w must, but there
I'C numerou elfcctlve \\ ys
to be h urd w lthout first fore
lng t(•nc.hors ond lellow stu·
. 's DCCXL PIZZERIA
EAT IN or T KE OUT
740 N Stat Lake Oswego
~ --~-. .
• • •
'
•
KGW-TV ••• -Paae 3
ems
d nts out or tht:t clo sroom
The t ach In, Sn "htch extra
education (throughout the
night) wos added to the usual
fare, wa o moshlng, notion·
wide success (not only lht:
Clrst tench ln on VIetnam, but
olso lh~ one on Barlh Day)
Guerrilla thcatera. mock
runProls and c mctcrles,
chaining oneseU to the pUlors
of unresponsive Institutions.
lasts, eondlcllght v!Rlls, and
other devices oil appeal to
th moss medlo, whlch carry
tlte message only If It Is surtt ·
clcnLly theatrical There Is no
need to block Ubrarl s or
clnssrooms to gain attention
All these hlstrfonlc have
been used "llhout endlng ur
fcrlng nnd strikes hove been
perpetuated without rrectlnf(
dramatically the cour c or
C\' nts we oppose We must
renllze that pence n.nd social
justice -the revolution -are
not around the corner The
struggle for the tronsfor
motlon of America wtll be
prolonged On must, then,
prepare to combln,., marching
wlth studies, or the m rches
will hove be llm:lted to the
period when c:loss s ore can
celled, or classes wl11 have
to be concclled for the longest
session ever
Those who seek the trans·
formotlon of our society wUl
do well to choo~e means which
unlle us. whJch do not need·
lessly provoke more backlash.
and which nllo\\ higher edu
cation to continue, for major
resource or the new Am rice
Is the college-educated
Othervt lsc. we may destroy the
unl"erstty to racllltate the
revolution -and, 'nth proc·
css, lose both
• 0 0
0 u
0
c 0
0
0
Cop-outs
have
bad breath!
Thc1r p rson I h 1hlts
ar<' funk) Tht:!\ let other
1> •oplr do the~r "ark U the\
htt\ fllmihl' thl'y 1 t o1her
pl'opl tuk car of th m
Th l r p tluns hkt
fin n 1 I l' un I}
People \\ lth purpos •
can I h c:k tlus s ~.:nc That s
\'l:b} Pro\ldPnt Mutu I made
o life msuroncc progr m
for college sludl!nts Th
c rlacr \oust rt the less It
co 1 And thu clos r \ ou
come to fin ncml curlt)
Stop b) our office
today Or gt\ ~ u ull In
th£1 meantime, if" ou'ro
Jook,ns for t:curtl\ don t
set close to u cop--out
C.miKI• Agen~
Jeff JIH:Ob• and Lerry 80<n1
Rldwd H. Fr..m M.I.A
FRASCH & ASSOCIATES
Suit• 315. Rhtlen Pf .. a
Ponland. Orwg~m , 17021
Phone • 222-4301
ENT
LIFE • 1oneer
l.cwis and Clnrk Colh~gt•
tokJng o "eek ore from con
l~t'PncD action obtained their
dghth consecuth i." 'let or.)
o~ •r Oregon College of Edu
cntlon os che Pioneers O\'CI'·
come thr Wolves, 17-i at
GrlS\\Old Stadium aturdn\ -
Both teams played \wll
througllOUI the COntf'st. but In
the end. at was tht• Pioneers'
slick rushing ullnck nnd key
de!cnsh·c plays that ga\'c the
L-C contingent hs third
stra1ght season \'lctor.)
The \\in nO\\ lC8\'CS the
Pioneers with a 4-2 :season
record os opposed to the
Wolhs' 3-4 season mark
OCE got the shO\\ under "oy
quickly. as Ste,·e Price h11uled
the pigskin ln from e.lght ynrds
out to gi ... e tbe visitors from
Monmouth a i-0 admntoge
The Pioneers thPn began to
pick B\\a)' at the \\'ol\·cs' lend
as Lorry Bo\H~. summoned
Into action after the Pioneer
off<.•nslve machine stalled de"'p
in Wolf territory , rt!~istered
a 35· ynrd rteld goal to cut
the margin to 4 at i -3. stnmm, ns he hnUlt.'d do" n a
~tcl.cod O('rlol for the tlnul
scor(' Qf the afternoon.
It WUS on t' cltlng COOti.'St
'' ith the stutistics con\'eying
tlw clost•nuss or tll£' encoun
ter Lewis and Chu k obtained PIONEE l~ LOG
263 ynrcts toUtl o((ensc to
the Woh•os' 257 \'nrds Aoth •
teams rnRnn~ed l Urst downs.
1'hP Plon~l·rs managed to hold
thP Wolves clt~splt c losing
three rumbles to the opposi-
tion • -
Thus sets the stage ror
nt•Xt wt>ek's NW< tit k flght
with the l.ln!ldd Wildcats.
The Cuts no\\ stand 5-0 In
the con(eJ'I'Ilce while tho Plo·
ncers hold down tlw Sl!Cond
position with u 3 ·I mark Three Boolt
To ComeS-·
For Draftee
Thn''' books "111 bl·
10 tht_l dr•u(t CoUnSl•llng ••u"
uccurdlnR to draft
Bill Su\'ngo
"Must ol the lnformnt
lht• bonks Is cur rent,"
Suvugc, ''buL dur• to the
chnnl(l'S thut oftrn orcur
out public knowll'dge , n
<:ounsclor should ulso bt>
sultcd.
"Guldt• to 'l'he Dr•Rft,
Tuturn und 1'uchin~ky
probuhly the best
guldt• to thl' St•l~ctlvc
let• System. ho" It
' nnd whut dorcrrnents
U\'Ullt.lblC"," SU\'U$ll' '"'u'd
· 'Thl' Handbook for l
l•nHous Objectors
muny or tlw quostlons a
b)' people considering a
status, ·• Sa\'u~c suld
nPwcst cdlllon Includes
t~rv Information and n • mention of the U S. vs
Dcctslon " he continued
The lead held up through
t.be remainder of the quarter,
but Stan Simmons• ll-vard -Fr_nhm.o IP*edltOJ Bill Gassner man~t 11 liner from LC qUifttrbock C. J. MclltO<I In nctlon laJt Satur&tv at Griswold
Stadtum. Th Mob IWIPI to their fourth victory of lhl season •• they swamped non·confo~nc. rival oce 17-7.
(Photograph bv Ttm Cottrell) "Eo nee to Face WUh
01' all B01u·d, published b)
World Without War c
concerns appearances
peuls but lncludt-s
informutlon.' · ht.. said
Druh counseling is
able in the chapel 1
from 2.30-5 00 p.m. on
duys und rr lduys. COIUOJS(~
can also be obtained by
tactlng Bill Suvu~e. Ext jaunt to paydirl in the second
stantca sealed the victory for
the Pioneers The Wolves
''ere able to manage only
sporadic threats after this
polnt, "ith the Pione~r de
fense rising to the occasion
whenever duty called. Doug
Sk.Jile scored his third louch
down in two games In the third Fixmen Run Over PU And UP
Nuclear Power
Speaker Slated
Dr Robert £~ Bacon Is
slated b~· the lntersctence -Lecture Committee to speak
on "Environment vs Nuclear
Power" tomorrow at 7:30p.m.
in the Council Chamber .
As n resident or Oregon,
he will discuss the pros and
cons of nuclear power plants
in Oregon He Is a member
of the Unl\'erslty or OreRon
Medical School.
Areas of discussion "Ill
include the cost of nuclear
pov. er -en\·lronmentally and
hnanclnlly. what the term
' nuc.lear power" means. and
the effects upon the popula·
tion as a result of increased
Irradiation by Ronald Clarke
The Le" is and Clark Fix·
men continut:d their winning
\\BVS lust Saturdav as thev • • •
easily disposed of University
of Portllilld and Pacific Unl·
verslty In their flnaJ tune·
up meet before tht:y defend
th ·lr conference crown, the
Plone~rs again turned in a
solid team eHort as the\' •
placed seven in the top 11
w1th only one minute and 16
.seconds separat ln~ them
Jim Nuccio of Portland
P&slJy outclassed the Cleld as
he led all the way to win the
rour-mlle race "lth o tlme of
20 24.1 Taking second and
regaining hls number one spot
on the team was captain Bob
Byerly, who ran a strong,
steady race and Clnished In
21'32 Fl\'e seconds back
wos Junior Keith Woodard.
Ken Nedderman of Portland
was Ol'.Xt to Clnll'h, clockln~
21·47 ln a big race Cor flftb
Gordon Haller or Pacific bare
ly held orr fast finishing fresh
men Brian Rall and Toby Dan-
IIA J/llZ!f
Sltnde
Of Winter''
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9:30 To 12:30
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Fo1e1f Hill • T am111~k Loun1e • lels Their times ''ere 22:07,
22 08 and 22 1 l, a·cspcctl\'ely,
as Rall and Daniels are con·
tinuing their hot duel Cor
third man und top rookie po
sition
A rast impro\'ing freshman .
Ron Retdllnger , took eighth
as he run his best racu to
date, clocking 22·1 i Round·
lng out the team posh ions
wen:! Mike Boyl'r In lOth and
Dou~ Johnson In 11th, wllh
times or 22::n and 22 18. re
specLively. Both Bover and
Johnson are still having prob
lems with tht hilly Pier Park
course, but hop to be read~
bv Saturduv • • The final scores were Lewis
and Clark 26. University of
Portland 48, and Puclllc Uni
versity 58.
Coach Eldon Fix commented
lhat "this wus an easy meot and we handled the opposition
well without running all out.
We \\anted to save as much
us we could Cor the upcoming
conference meet.·'
This Saturday the Pioneers
defend their conference cro\\n
nnd the race promJses to be
exciting. The main threat
comes from Willamette. who
dropped an early decision to
LC. but ls always ready to
compete and huve vowed to
take LC's crown this year
They are led b)' rookie sen
satlon Don Johnson.
lndlvldual laurels seem to
be between Joynson and Whit·
man's Bob Sos, with an out
side chance Cor LC's Byerly
or Woodard to sneak In
The ruce gets under wuv
at 11 a m. at Pier· Park In
North Portland and will cover
a distance of .five miles. or· box 2853
Violins To PI
For Music Ho
This week ~ music hour
feature members of Mu
Epsilon
Three vlollnlsts, <
Halch, Martel Jensen
Paula Sisson, will
three numbers A violin
accordion duo, ''Czl1
will be presented b}
Sisson and Lynn Hall
Accordionist Lynn Hall
will play Mendelssohn "
certo ln E Minor Opus
The music hour Is pr
each Wednesday at 2 \0
in Evans Auditorium
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