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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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November 13, 1970 Volume 29, Number 17
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1970-11-13
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rember 10, I 070
b Byerly weaH
ss-country meet
trqt defeat Oi tht
se or lncomplct~
on Fl~ ln analyt·
~et stated that
just out-com·
What we have to
group and try for
•rt at district.
also Celt that
a good effort and
really lmpres·
ershaveone
rdeem themse"'"''
District tl Cham·
being held
l aGrande .,.,.
:>ok to be defend·
1ns Eastern Ore
as Southern Ore
~tte and Lewis ant
renue
)RY
OUT
AMPEX
Model 761
•ex
HEAO
EM
E by Jtm Ouollet
'J'ho ASl.C sunnte moved
.. nu high gear budget op •ra
tions Monduy by d~allng with
of ASLC funds. Or
total amount thP leglsla
nllocutcd $600 to fund
Student Unlon and Po·
tcol Act I on Committee
.... ru•lses und recommended
president Paul Nelson
ratvn $1000 from the executive
'llllclcatlon fund to the same
Thl' lurl(uSt allocation came
n re.sponst• to the BSU budget
The senate unanl
sly opproved a $400 alto
atlon nnd recommended that
grant the BSU $800
rom the executive fund
Oebutc on the allocation
~~>ntered mainly on how much
'mnnov should be glven to the
Opposition to the pro
;JU~>al was voiced by G B Ar
nJClun and Ron Keleman, who
... m•ed that the BSU should
tclt old from the Convoca
Commlttee and from
ln,.nl buqlness firms as well
th£' senate In order to fund
ack History Week, most
~ ... atly or the budget items.
The senate allocation. com
ned wlth Its recommendation
an $800 grunt from the
I peech Squad
weeps Seven
n WSU Meet
The LC forensics team
ned seven trophies In de-
te and lndlvldual events at
State University
weekend.
Mike Wullmurk took flrst
senior oratory while Les
Bnxter took second and
Voerettle third 1n
extemporaneous
Placing third ln
lnterp. was Jtm Allen.
Kingsley wus a flnallst.
Albert took rtrst and
ric Knudsen third In junior
In Oxford debate Randy
.one and Jim Allen took first
Junior division and Russ
and Eric Knuler took
John Albert and Eric Knud
•n swept first und Bill Vaer
tl and 1\llke Wullmark placed
1lrd In the senior division
-exnmtnatlon Quarter
...... sts v. er-e Lc Anne Hall
Leslle Baxter
1 LC placed first In sweep
akes on Oct. 23 and 24 at
'-' PaciCic Unlversltv lnvita· • anal tournam~nt.
SQven debate teams trav·
to Stanford Cor a cross.
... rnlnallon debate tourna
I The h~ams or Randy
ne und Jim Allen and Bob
sons and Bruce Etltnger
5 1 records
There will bo n debate at
University of Oregon on
20 and 21.
The Western Stutes Speech
. will end the terms
vlt los betdnnlng Thurs
• Nov. 26 Two hundred
eges nnd universlt les
e at the meet which
be held at thu Portland
lton Hotel
Nationally renowned
~onsume r nuvocate Ralph
ader wlll speak ln Fields
lng room at 7 10 a.m.
, Nov 16 Ho wUl
Penk Cor 20 mJnutes and
I leaw to talk at seven
er colleges and univers-
les In Oregon during the
orr cumpus students wUl
allowed admission to the
R room urea to hear
spo~ch
• esources
ex(•cutlve fund, totnlf'd S 1200
Th(t BSU requc>st Monday night
wac for $000. Tho senate
recommendation Is not bind
Ing on Nolson, who muy allo
cate wh11tever amount he
deems necessary .
Tht• senate ulso tlruntcd
S200 to the Political Action
Commiuee for u voter reg
Istration drive aimed at 18 to
20 year olds The lt'l(lslatur~
slashed $100 from the orlgl
nal P A C request before ap
proving lt.
Questions concerning the
P A C sponsoreod voter
drive were voiced by Jorr Mc
Collum who shared the con-
• cern or some senators thut
student funds are being usf.!d
ror orr-campus actlvltlos . Hl'.
contended lhal votnr registra ·
tlon drlvr•s ln Oregon h&V€!
little direct bearlngonout-o f
<~t att studl•ntt who comprise
60 per cent of the student body.
P A,C. member Bruce Et
linger answered that Oregon
con show the woy for the no
tlon ThE> real drive, he sold,
Is to convince young people to
rPglster and vote and to keep
county clerks from hindering
replstrutlon errorls. He alno
pointed out that suffrage could
open the way Cor other right .
Among thum could be a low-crcd drinking oge
Th•• Sf•nntc approved the
mcusurc ovorwhPlmlngly In a
roll cnll vote. Onr• oppos
Ing vot1• und one 11bstentlon
wf'rc tallied by Dave Swann
and John Cas .. rt•spectlvely
The le~lslaturc Iuter passed
o n•'lolutlon recomm •mdlng u
100 pranl Crom thl.! executive
fund
Th~; othur financial mutters
considered by the St'note con
cerned the f:Jwcutlve alloca
tion rund ond n donation to
Rulph Nader, consumer lobby·
l~t and uulhor or UMafe at
Any Speed. Nader was granted
a 50 speaker 's honorarium
_v_o_l _X_XJ_x_._N_o_. _1_7 ___ ..::L:.::e;:w:!!l s and Clark Co Beg-;, Port) and, Oregon November 13. 1970
--------------------~~~~
Stu_.
Because or rising collese
costs. LC students require
more and better financial ald
Money to back scholarshlpq
and loans Is limited accord
lng to Don Schollander. new
director or student employ
ment. Hls position he sald,
was created to organize lhe
third component of tlnancial
ald, student jobs
The new policy or the FI
nancial Ald Orrtce requires
students seeking any job, ex
cept lhose havlng to do with
SAGA, RA's or cumpus actlvi
lles to flle on appllcutlon with
Schollander . He emphasized
th1:1t If department hettd!-. and
students would cooperate with
thls pollcy. placement would
become more etrlcient
Schollonder graduatt>d from
Yale in 1968 with un eco
nomics major. Since then, he
has worked with securities ,
visiting banks and mutual
funds In Portland He felt
his quallflcutlons Cor the job
in Clnanclal uid Include his ac
quaintance and understanding
of people and places In Port
land
"In the post," he sold,
"most orr-campus jobs tor
students wer-e round because
employers called Lewis and
Clark. Employers needed to
call because they oCfcred poor
jobs· The good jobs would
have already been placed."
Convinced of the n~>ed to
solicit jobs, Schollandor Is
enthusiastic over a progrum
lnvolvlnP.' th\.' Board or Over·
seers. According to the pro·
posal, a group or business
men would hire LC students,
and on the basis of th(-lr
work sl.!nd rE.'commendutlons
to other emplover~ Tht:
Board of Overseers will mom
next Mondav to flnallZt' the • plan
Another plan Schollander Is
working on, called Title One.
proposes to get state money
Cor non work study students.
Jobs covered by the plan v.111
Include work for orl(unlzatlons
such as Hub Cap, Puce and
Frlendly House
A project reminiscent of
Schollander' s days at Yale,
ls the organized studont
ugencles. Plull Pizza Porlor
is an ~xi sting studunt concern,
totally run by students Schol·
lander suggested babysltt lng,
gardening, laundry, etc agen
cies, In which there Is u de
mand (or service, but a lack
of orl(anlzutlon.
A student r~search und
trolnlnl( ugcncy mode up or
responsible students would be
eligible In Title One tor state Don Schollandar, d•roctor ol stud nt employment. has urgad propoqls to fmd
rclllYint Job1 for srudents. (photograph by Tim Cottretll
or 1ederttl funds. Schollander
suggested tusks such as moni
tors during the Blnck Panthor
triul ln New Haven succeeded
In ellmlnutlng Crlct lon with
police. When tht' idea Cot·
Vortex came up, Schollonder
sold, u student organl:.atlon
could have been hired to r •
search the social, polltlcul and
economic consequences In
this way, jobs would have some
Advice From K-House Interest and relevance to lhe
students other than making
mon• ~y
J\ dl'a\\back to these pro
grums ls the nttltude of some
students · "If you've got some
thing good, I'll take it." Schol
lander sold
Approximately 450 out oi
about 750 applicants have been
placed so fur this term About
(Continued on page 4)
Local Dope Cut With Toxin, Junk
"Kno~ yourdealer."' That's
the ad\lC\! from ''K'' House,
a drug center In Portland,
regurdlng the current drug
scent! locally
Drugs are going from bad
to worse, not ln terms or
us~rs, but ln th~ qualtty of
the drugs belnfil sold Ac.
cordlntt to "K" Houst?. prnc·
tlcally all the dope being sold
ln the Portland area now ls
being cut with such deadly
things as arsenic and strych
nine
'K • house advises users
to bo aware of not only the
kind or dope being sold but
thE> ··rree dope'' glven away.
They llst the following drugs
und oddltlves: heroin cut with arsenic, brown LSD cut
with strychnine, Moroccan
hash cut with an unknown
deadly substance, mescullne
cut with acid, APC, codeine,
nutmeg or toast ~crupln~s.
"K'' house Is partlcularlv
owurc of the bad drufi( scene.
Many users o( ndul[erated
druAs nrl• comlng to the cen·
ter slck ond a few have died.
not from overdose but from
"bud" dope.
The final Los issue ot
Call term will be published
next Tuesday. Todtt)' at
2 p.m. Is the deadline for
all letters, announcements ,
articles and advertise
ments ror the last issue. for his scheduled appeoronce
on campus Monday morning
Nov 16. The lcglslnturc con
sidered transferring $1000
from the e~ecutlva fund to
replenish Its own depleted rc
sourc,•s, but tabled the mo
tion ror turther study
The senate ulso weighed a
resolution to ollow Its mem
bers to chungc their on or orr
campus status wJthout losing
otrlcc The recommf.!ndatlo n
of the committee studying the
issue won the support or the
legislature und passed. lJ-5.
Senators nre now oble to move
on or off-campus, but wUI
contlnuf;! to represent the con
stituency that elected th~m .
Two matters passed these
nate without debate and were
unanimously approved. The
rlrst Item was the rules gov
ernln~ J-Board. 'The second,
a re!>olutlon regarding the fall
term 1971 , met with lhe cheers
of various senators as ll was
read.
The resolution noted that
an ad hoc faculty committee
Is recomme nding lhc exten
sion or the toll term to 11
weeks by shortening the
Christmas break one week.
lt proposed lhot students be
polled on lhe matter and that
student opinion decide the out
come.
The next senate meet in~ wlll
take place Monday at 6 p.m
in Dlntng Rooms 2 and 3
Balmer Offers
Eco-biologica l
Winter Course
A special course entitled
"Resource Polley" Is betng
offered by the political sci·
ence department winter term.
Th!! course. to be Laught by
departmt!nt chairman Dr.
Donald G Balmer, has bet'!n
scheduled through the etrorts
or interested students and ruc
ully members According to
Balmer, lhe course will en
compass the ecoblologlcal
situation ln society and lhe
problems Involved with spe
clflc poltctes in this area.
Previously, certain aspects
or the problem were covered
tn dH!erent biology and pollli
cal science classP.S, but be
cause or the amount of pc rtl
nent information. roculty abil
ity and student Interest, lhls
special course is being pre
sented.
Dr Balmer. the primary
instructor, has b"en active
ln the l\ren or natural re
sources Cor a number of
y~ar·s He gathered consider
able information for and
helped plan the Naturul Re
sources plank !or theNatlonal
Democrallc Part) ·s platform
In John F Kennedy's Presi
dential campaign ln 1960
Balmer has access to a wide
range or Information sources,
such as lobbytsts ln Washing
ton, D. C., the Northwest Pub
lic Pov.cr Company,lhe Sierra
Club and lhe lumber eom
ponJes oC the North\\est, as
well us bls own personal data.
The llbrory has an·
nounced the hours that lt
will be opened during finals
week and ChrlsLmas break.
Nov. 20 8 11.m. -12
noon
21-24 regular tirs.
25 8 a.m.-5p.m
26· 29 closed
30 a m.-5
fexcept
Dec. 24
25 p.m. Mon.·
Fri., closed
Sat. & Sun
8 a.m.-12
noon
closed) Page 2
Senate Spen 1ng •
l'hc \\lC ,c.;matc hn' t.ompalcd a
rC'\'(.lrd ot finan(lal gencJ<l'>lt \ ltw• \~a 1 1 h.u .tppron(. he' a
nc.u gh c,l\\ .n am tude "tnn. th\: wm· thut tiH: budget for
the \CJf \Hl' .lppr\'lHd, ll\lt .1 'ltl!!lc Plllllp \\hO hOl> COffil'
rcque-.tang mone\ ha' lett cmpt\ h.tndt.-d.
1 he (\Ill\' 1..~\\c that migl11 bt. con,tdctc-d '' de' l.ltion from
tha' ptrfcXt rc.:·cord \\<b the t:ontnbuuun' to the clcctton
campaign!". ot t\\o loc.11 l'lt) cNmcal c.tndtdntc' l 'en then,
the mone} wa~ onginalh grant~d I he ct,ntrahutaon:-. were
cancelled at .m .:mer gent.' ,c,,wn c.)nl) "hen it \\as
da .. ~.oHrc-d n C\.lUld .aflcct the t,n 1.. \.Cillpl 'tatu~ ol the
'"hoot
l .ht \\Cd: the M.·nntc ... em 100 to 'tudcnh .u lo..c.;nt tate
1 Ju, \\C:Ck it ~Ht\1.. 200 lor a 'otcr rcgt,tmuon drt\'C m
Oregon. How c1rc: the--e .lction' gotn~ to hc ol ''"' duect
beneftt to 1 ( '>tudenb "~ Prc,um.abl ) the\ "all . ,omcho\\ .
rhe ,~nate recommended th3l \ "' (. prc,u.Jcnt Paul
'cbon allocate ~1000 from the n.ccuti\C fund .tnd mo\'ed
to .tppropnatc another 1000 lrom th1.. 'nmc lund.
-\-.,uming the "t\hC\ of the !'.cnnt" arc foliO\\ cd tn both
ca'c' the execUli\C allo<..<ltion lund '''II be cut lrom about
~3000 to 1000 Hopclull\. tht 'c:n.tte "tll lc.,, c: enough
monc\ to CO\Cr the ·.., 0 la\ t etc an the. -.prmg
1 he ~cnntt ha~ no gmdcltnt:'' to dcctde \\ hnt prOJCCt-.
warrant funding and \\hKh do not \\or ... c vet most
'cnator' do not 'ccm to ha\ e .am clear adca ol whom they
repr~.;\Cnl \\hen dcctdtng -.uch "'uc-. l.tm· 'ccm to follO\\
tht. lead of the tlluMnou' Mr \~nC\\ tn dcctdlng thJt the
·''lent majority .. on c.1mpu' osupporh them
·1 he mone\ the ,cnat<: ... o frcch dt-.bur'c' come-. I rom the
po\.I..C:h of :o.tudcnt-. (or their p<trcnb) It •~ patt ol the
'tudent let'~ } ou pa) e\ef\ term. It '' up to 1 ( ~tudenh to
decide "hether the 'c.natc '' .1cting re'>ptln,tbh or not and
to notify their re'!.peCll\ e -.cnnto,.... of their optnaon\ -J 0
a lafitte antter
"People try too hard ...
e\'en those that don't: one way
or another."
Welcomt! to life fans .. and
a lltth' blt o( my reality.
I'd llkt! to meet the girl who
ltves In old RuLhle Odell whose
wlndo'' laces Plull· Howard.
You know. the one with the
threo-foot banana ln the wln·
dow. 1 lmaglnti Freud would
ho\'e something to say about
TI{,\T. besides what It docs
to my mind
1 wonder If the old runs
around hove noticed the chungu
atmosphere In the Trail Room
It u ,(:d to be that on Friday
and Suturday nights the Phi
Com. would urrlv~ ln force.
very loud, \'~ry obnoxious nnd
verv drunk All In all, a vt>ry • disturbing situation .
BUT. things httve changed
Nov. we notice groups wonder
Ing tn on any night with sheep·
Ish grin.; ordering things llkt:
WOW, I'd llke u soft
lce-creum please Y('ah,
that'd really go good now."
Thon they'd all n•Ure to a
secluded table. feeling very
obvious, and amid c,!ten out
bursts of blowing ll, relax,
maintain (at least try too)
and go world viewing. '· A.re
my eyes really dllau~d '/"
Another lhtle tidbit from the
Wordt:n's oUlce on the hHl.
Word is out that the master
plan ror the college Includes
building o nev. administration
building • Lord knO\\S we
nr!ed one. They've picked n grand slttht Cor th1.' nl"\\ erec·
tlon also . right between
Templtlton and tht! Manot·.
Who nct'ds ullthut rotten grass
nnyway (the kind you blt on)
A great bl~ underground purk
tng lot too Golly gee whiz
that"s nt'at My congratulo
lions to the moster p)annor
Thursday night dances are
coming back ln vogue at
least thcr c s been an nttempt
at It. What's the one cry I
hcur ..;o often on this campus
. ·'What a drug, there's
nothing to do ·• Apparently
so, as no one hus been show·
lng up at the dances. Too
bod, t h1.· bands hu \'I! been good.
You know a trip to the ravine
on lower campus to lndulg~ In
some of natures own would be
n grand prr'-dance dCtlvtty.
Even our Phi Com Crlends cun
sh In tholr rooms with u llule
Bohemian and come and sttll
t•njoy the night Though I'd
ruther bCl• colors on tht• cell~
lng than on tho noor artor I'd
rcall7.t.'d I d com;umed too
much Uquld hops
Wt• vc.: ull got our (l{rlpes
ubout old Spiro but he
has sold one lhlnR or undenl
able truth His Silent Ma
jority Is u r~ulhy . And the
reason It's u rcallt)' Is be·
caust• of people like you und
me. He>'s been doing u lot
or tnlklng and no onr> really
Is out to dlsugrel'
llov. mnny or you even knew
thut there was u moratorium
PIONEER lOG
0111C1a1 pubk•UM .c lht •rotlalecl ll'*""r. ot lA*" .,,_ 1...a111 Coll•oe, lf11 1. w.
......... Hill "'M. ~ Ote90ft, fT211 P.ibfltl\ed lwiu wu•tr dur11\f tM K-1(
,...., bJ Crudit.........,.. Co hc:Oftll r.U.r ,..._... peld etl"ofUend , O~on
(dttor
M41Nglf\O (OtiOf
AUOCIIhJ Edtlof
Cop; EdtiOf
NeWt Ei:IIIOr • • Or-v My\lll
Ate~ Ooodlellow
Ja<t W1rd
Ad~~t~r1t1111g Mllnagt~r Kllhy Kubl
P11mnla NI'III.Ofl
J1nt<:.t1 Stllf1Y
Vlc) • T allah uhl Aut Ao..noilng ManaO'jr
Sial! Wrltf!tl Nancy Vltl!kamo, Lou Varoan, N1ncv Bush
ltr Cler• Sooll Coo•, Penny Cr1ndall, Mlfllyn CYrllt
Alan Gonion Robc!rta HalvotiOn , lorn li1ncoca RICk Mcttg{)r
Jom Ounncn, Joll Smllh, Olvtd Tull 011no Wallor
Ptlll WCC!h Barbe' I Wutl
Tint Cottrell. Tom Outlet Tor~ t-tudaon
Larry Mnon Joan McGrauy , Ltn1211 Mcl<nlpht Tom Pruett
Gav Janktna. PIONEER l OCt
Log Needs You
Stud,mts wlth t\n lnton•st
In \\ rll Ins cortoonlnli( or
oth(\r\\lsc comrlbutl~ to
th'' Pioneer log nrt• lu·gt•d
to slf(n up ror publicAtions
lub nt" t '''rm 01 to contuct
~dltor Grt•g Myt-rfi
Belll'"'' It or not. tht'
1 og st-ek::; to he rcprt•son
luth''' of tht' oollogt~ cnm
pus Th'' people who do
not bt.•llt>VI.' this to be tho
cat>e url' urgt'd to moko
thQir suggest lonR known
Wlth mnnY stare post
tlons opon ne t term. the
opportunity e lst6 for many
to put their crlt lch;m Into
action, und In tho process.
butld a bell€.>r papl'l
Treks Plan Trek
For Final Fling
Join the Trekensp •llars In
a last Cling at the Coust this
weokend Tt an sport at lon cost
Is $2 The group will loav~
!rom thl' Trull Room ut I 30
F r l d a y o r t e r noon Nov
13 and return Snturduy uf
ternoon
Parllclpnnts should bring
a sleepln(l{ bug, rnln gcur,
warm clotht."S und u tt.•nt or
tarp.
For mor~ Information cnll
Linda Huntlnl(ton, Fxt 351.
lRn-up sheet Is on the Trek·
enspul1er bullet In boa1'd In
the Trail Room.
by paul
stapleton
march In Port lund'' Ct•\\ weeks
ago against Spiro's pluylund In
SouthPas t '\o;lu? Th~n aguln.
l imul{lne tho football (I{Ume
was mort" important Keep
up the (tood work. Spiro W
ull seem to be behind you
nt least we don't care l'nough
to dlsal(ree ttpathy Is a
vote in your ftl\IOr
Speaking or peoplo baing
caught up In society u
worst· dlt>cust• thun ever can
be gl v(ln to our local pot
heads ThouRh they too art?
apathetic . How mtun Crlends
on campus do you kno\\ who
reel lnsldo one way but (I{O
ugulnst that fe<>llng because of
rcsponslblllt y?
After all they art~ commit
ted to a Cur (l{rcater right
than common decency and
brotherly lovc U the rule
book says it one woy. then
you d bl'tter believe ll. We
all KNOW thnt what we need
around thl~:t world Is more
rules ond ORGANIZATION
Back again to your sltent
majority we had o damn
good response to rhe Kant
State Dcrenso Fund Out of all
the studt-nts here we must
have n•celved at least $30 to
$50. We ull know that thoSl'
kids Indicted are communist
pinko splt·S trying to over·
throw our Rlorlous system nnd
society (remember Romo) just
llkc us. Maybe what we need
are murtrys . . wc•'vu ulr(>udy
had four too muny from Kent
State. But didn't they dcst•rvc
it??? Guns ore such n~ut toys
Ask Mattei
Arter rill this, we miRht wont
to bt· upnthetlc uguln ttnd run
away und hldt• . '>OOO ...
herf> s your choncf' This
weukt•nd lfi provldlnR you wlth
" run moon und tht• bt.'uch
or Columhlu gorgo Is only u
Httll.' way!> nwuy I think tlw
bPach Is for mt· That~
my philosophy, you know
thut this soclt•t v will dcst rov . .
hs"H much fu~ttl•r thun tho
weuthermt•n could uvur hopu
to KPt·p up the good work.
Spiro I'm right with you
you' r" doing IJ fabulous
job of d!!Sl ruction
Isn't life u MU~>'' Novembor 13, 1970
Weekly Zoo Report
Senate Antics Confusing
R> en. J R. (os('o In~ bufort' th~ last otht~
For thosl' or you \\ho hnvl!n t tWl•nlng, a rnotlon wn~ mao.
vlsltl'd tht• sl!nale lately don t to s~nd studt•nt mom•y to tho
worry too much ubout lt, ror KEN'f STATE OEFENsr
your rapres~ntl\tlvL•s are FUND Cor ullL•dged Rtudt•rr
hnndllng your nrrolrs and rlotm s
money wlth thl' utmost cnro We Atmntors wer~ Aurc
Tnkc rot Instance , just th«.' ull would wunt to bo gonerou,
ottwr o\lonlng Tho BLACK lORttmd or nppolntlng o com
TUOENT UNION askl'd ror mlttoc to coll~ct student con
$1200 lor u black aducutlonol trlb\ltlons from those or )'0.
program , but before that could who fell compolled, WP decld(>oJ
bl• dccldt'd, tho concerned to glv{• $100 or your monel
~wnutors allowod a cut to$900. ~o that your doslre to tu~
th~n o cut to $850, then the the vonturt.• could bo properl)
$850 distributed between two ~hown Oh. by tho way, 1
scpnroto funds. Next. they studNlt contribution commit
spllt tt equally Into two $425 tl'e wos organlz~d n bit later
ports und nrtcr woek of contrlbutlo•
Tht>n to put the provorblol tht> ~tudents ~howed their ~
lclng on the already statu slro: $47
coke thev threw om the whole Just n now or rccomm€!n
mes~ and passed the orlglnnl dfltlon Cor those or you \\1r
$1200 by a unanimous vote want to expand on porllamen
no Less. amid clops and cheers tr) langua(l{o Vlslt your neQ
(rom the august senators . The senute gulhcrlng nnd makt
confusing part Is that all the surt! senntors ARR
lnt~rlm motions and measure s ond CAMPICHE' art> there Bill
concerning this SILl.., w(lre bt" suro It· s senoto and 1'1(1(
pusscd by a maJority or thr 11 stug function und chlme It
~lmtuor~. OR JECKYL and with KFUC thls and KFUC
MR HYDE HARRAH TIME that
57 minute~ If you hove anything lht
Oh, but don't worry Wo ore tht.• SENATE can possibly a~:~
spending money on a lot ol on, lf you hove tho ttme pleast
worthy things. too For In pray tell We neod new monke,
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O.c 19, 1870 to Jon. J. 1971
london· 1238
June 1J, 1971 to Aus 20, 1971
London 12.83
June U, 1971 to Sept 10. 1971
London· 1263
)unf' 18, 1971 lo July 14. 1971
London • S288 One Ways
~ 19,1970
Por1l11nd to t.onoon S 175
J.an J, 1971
london to Purtla.nd 1110
Junto 2, 19n
London to Voncouvur. 8 C. -
Sept ,0, 1971
Portlund to London 1150
~PI 15, 1071
Portland to London 1135
R:tlC$ oval.JGblc to Lewis "''d ( lark CoUt:~e $1Udenu,
lnculty, 1lllf'f 11.nd members of thels lmmedl.ltc: fllmlllc\.
CoJl or Write Ted Sohelmnan, No. ~0. New 01
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OVEn 40
VARIETIES ---·---ORDBR8 TO 00
He\ ~ome ntcc pcoplt r~:ttue't the pleuurc ol your comp<Hl)
Sundu\ ut 11 .1 m 1 he't ptoplt art-.tdmucr' ol Jc'u" .... well
lluddhu. 1 homa' P.tint Muhutmu c.andht M .alculm \ und II l(ll
uther J(OOd gu) ~ 1 he} attend the Ftf\1 lJnu.anun Chun:h tn Portl.a
.11 11th and Salmon (II '( hur h.. nutil:c 'ou uncomtortll
Ub\lltutc .. ~octet) · or· group" or "g.tthcnng ," ~umc thing.)
I hnl addre•" ~~ ,igmlu:ant . It's downtown \\hen the build•
burned huu )c.ars .ago members dc:c:idcd the) \\111\tc:d to :o.t.l\ 111
inner dty, that the prohlc:m' ul the dt) \\en: tht•lr problem ~.
Don't let the tormul 'tiling thHl\\ \ ou Come ,,, \OU urc Ou:
UCIC:l) Wtt'-tranllpfuntcd here I rum 'IJtw f nglund tlbO\ll 120 yea!"'> olf'
und we: have ~rown accu,tometl to 'lome ol our tmdtltoru
( onl!tn Uttvc \CIIInl! and h!llrp) hhcwloutluolo.
' uu w til hnd people there who 'ntccl hu ( fl)ldwutcr tn 'b4 u nd
not the ~hghtc\1 ilpoltlgcm; 'uu \\llllmd there,, lurmcr ( 0 who hilt
hved 111 a turul c:ornmunc 1n I Q47 ' uu nu~lu find a unt\cr 111
ptt"\tdcnt u pumtcr, ,, lundM:.tpc ~utdl·ner .111d .t lot of othct people
who h,l\c one tinny m common. I he· '-·lfl: I Itt\' hh;u bcht\e •
diVtlrBit v. Tht•rt· utt• no ('t,•cd~o. und our p,•oph-bt•lhw .. thnt h•nrnlnJl
Mrnwtng arc hh:lnnt! procc \Cl>
We hop~:" \'OU \\Ill >lop hy. 11 c:crm: tn u' thc:r~: .ucn't mun\' c:oll,.i!r- ~
u~c ~td'lo m .. lhttreh01" thc: c tht) ,altll \\t' \\tmld like: to gel UCltU
1111d lmcJ UUI Wh\ • r lJ
the
rtnd thnt
10. which re
Corps t
ony just I nee
The burnlnl( o
1 dcllbc•rut tl,
· studl-nts ''
'eedJ('SN to su
11 wu~ tol
Indicted 25
Shll~ lnst spa
loudly d
ed when thij
• stat~ Dat~r
moMY hoi
t submit t.hut
\\rang.
· many pcop
most or oil. t
Scronton C
appearing u
a ~eel
jury, In cc
wer~ there. ,
or order tlr
1mU1lltY durtns
senatol
net' on Oct :
tlgnlnst
no Gunrdsmcl'
Jaw Mr Ho
deaths of rout
• thut the NE
remembor tl
ubout the Ma
first dcudl~
studt•nts
M·l bullet
were
tern as they r
dov.n to the
•
Whllle1{er may
otherwise tou
I time the Gus
, on the de!e
own weHr
further P.
Slate. rio
ng passlng m
burned l
war poster~
rooks th
ma) be yout
mtna My br
clrcumsu
surrounded
to retreat
tant barru~
by o con~
kill, kill.' 0
I
Is noteworthl
front ranks o~
the 1(uardsm
them. lt
far rrom
:too:ent.s who '
~vents at
1t !rom t~l
..... ". than co1 taking the
spring's dlso
• • •
8517 S.
II T tylt
co
Wi 1vembt ,. 13, 197~
• 151 g
th~ lu~t oth,.
1otton wn~ mao.
•nt mont>y to tb.
lTE DFFENSt
lJIIJdf(Cd RlUdt•~
rs woru *lure yo.
1t to be gonerou~
IPOlntlng tl COlli
teet student con
om tho!1o or >-o.
1ellod, Wt.' decld('o:
1 or your moflltJ
• desire to tu~
1ould bu propcrb
by the woy, •
•tbutlon commit
mlzcd n blt Inter
'k or contrlbuii O'
showed thulr ~
e or recommeo
1ose or you who
1\d on pnrllamt!n
, Vlstt your ne11
~ring nnd makt
rs ARR1NG1'0'
HE urc there Bw•
senate and ntt
on, and chime Ia
this e.nd KFUC
ve anything tht~
can possibly aa
'e the time plea$<
need new monk11
••••••••••••
Jpe
Nays
~ 1970
moon ,1711
1971
·tiLnd SliO
1971
'Vu1·. 8 ( •·
1971
~don 1150
1 191l
1don • ttss
nt3,
JmWe ...
New 01
or Home
•••••••••
our compan)
t"'U' (I \\C'IJ
~lm X and n lot
.. hurch m l"nrllart:
u uncomlortu
thtng.)
'hen the
ted to 'ta) m
ohleml\
.1~ you urt'.
0\ll 120 \ Cllrl>
I our imdit"
UtCI Ill '(1.1 Ulld 11n
mer ( n who lute·
find 0 Ulli\'CNII
ol other ol'ollK
't m.tll) Cell
tO get .IC\JUlUIIItil 1970
the Libertarian
Randy Shat.v
find thut lhl.!' rully on the commons on Snturdny, Mny
?0, "hlch t•nsult od In thP burnlnR or tht Rest•rvt· Ortlc••rs
Corp,; bulldlnM constituted u riot Ther(• cnn novor
uny justlflcutlon or valid ('lCCUse for uch nn net.
, ....... burnlnR or thiR bulldlng and destruction of Its contentq
d<>llbl•rutu crlm I nul actb commltt cd by "tudt~nt& und .. stUdl•ntf>,
N•mt>tll to suy this was not tuken !rom Time or N"w8
Jt wns tnkon dlructly !rom lht> Ohio f(rund jury rc>port
lndiC'Wd 25 persons In connection with the disorders ut
Stall• lost <iprlng That's the report thut thu bloedlng twart
loudly dcmounced, und the ASLC Senott• apporontly
,,.u•a wht•n thL•y d!.!clded to send $100 or your money to the
StutP Ooff'nse Fund '
mont!y hu"J alrf'udy buen senL 11w mutter •~ cndl•d.
1 subrnll thul thlt> action was very prumaturll , lf not blot
wrong
mnny p!.!opll\ rt'ally studied the avalluble public lnformo-
I most or oll. the grand jury report Itself?
Scrnnton Commission. occeptod as ROSpet truth by the
oppt•urlng uftor the Pvent and ('Omposed or out~ddl't ~.
o St>COnd hand chronicle of whot hupponed The
jury, In contrast, renects the point or vlt!w or citizens
w~re thore, who ~a\\ Immediately and concretely thl' col·
or order rtrc;t on thE' campus and then In thu surrounding
y during the lon.cl weekend of Ma> 1 4.
mer senator Denys Howard honored the '>Unotl' by his
~aoncu on Oct 27. whun he spouted that "lost spring Wt• wen•
cr.tlnll ugnlnst nothing les8 than murder ' Sorry. Danny,
no Gunrdsme n were Indicted, becaUS(' they In fact vloluted
w Mr Howard further claimed thut lmmedlatoly afwr
deaths of four Rtudcnts nL K~nl State, "the ontlro country
thut tht' Notional Guardsmen were guilty of murdr•r ••
' n•mt~mbor the outcry when President Nixon mado o stote
ubout thl' Manson trial equall) as stupid?
first dt'udly missiles hurled at Kl.lnt Stale Wt!re thrown
studunts Bricks. bottles and rocks can klll you us dend
M-1 bullet. From tho grand Jury report: 'F'Ifty-t!lght
,,.ti.,:m•tn were Injured by rocks and oth~r object~ hurled
uR th~y moved across the commons to Taylor Hall hill
· down to tho pructlce football Cleld and were thon forced
•
·nu1:cver may have been In the minds or tho~c who haru!;Sed
otherwise taunted the National Guard, It Is clear that from
time the Guard reached the pract.lce -root boll rtold, thuy
on tht' defensive and had every reason to be concerned
.... r own welfare '
further pt.•ace errorts or your brothers and sisters nl
Stntl•: riots In the mnln street or the town, urson and
ng, passlnfl motorists lnltmldated , pollee stoned, th«-ROTC
g burned to the ground local m~rchonts told to put
wnr posterll) In their wlndows or else have storel't de
1v€'d, rocks thrown ut rtremen and their hoses slashf'd
may be your brothers and sisters, but they certainly urt>
1mlne My brothers obey the law und respect property
circumstances present at that time lndlcnt~ that 7 4
sur rounded by several hundred hostilE' rlotors wert
to r etrent back up the hill towurd ray lor Hull under
nstnnt barraS(c of rocks and other flying objects, uccom
by a constunt now of obscenltle~ and chants such Uf-
, kill' kill
Is noteworthy that the students killed were not those In
rank~ or the assault Ins mob This evidence lndtcntes
lhl' guards m~n were not flrlng to hlt the students but to
them. lt wu:. sheer chonce that some or tho bullets hit
nts Cur from the Guardsmen . Rifle Clre wns not nlmed at
~tuctents who wt.>re killed.
t!Vents at Kent State last spring show lhe trag~dy that
:rnsull from the rule of men rather than of law.
thun condemning the Ohio grand jury wt: should luud
taking the first step In brlnRlnR those responslbl~ ror
spring's disorders to justice
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Letters To T
Away With OSPIRG
To the• Eclltor·
Let us d~rlne a democrutlc
process us om• by which P£:0·
pit• lmpoJ t.• rules. Cel!s, llml·
tutlon •. Nc upunthem5elvl•s :
and un undomocra tlc process,
one by which poopl.-Core.,
other peoph· to do or not to
do c••rto1n thinKs
The Ort•gon Student Public
lnh•ro"'t Resuurch Group
(OSPIRG) tht.• objective of thf·
'io culled Nador Roforondum ,
Culls clearly Into lhe Iutter
category
H the OSPlRG sponsors con
get an overwhelming majority
or stud~nts to sign petitions
favoring tho Increasing of stu
dent r~(•!o. they hop' to p •r
suudc Lht• Manor to lncreuse
thost• fl'es for everyonu . For
the suke of dlf'cusslon , let us
assume that thn·~ -fourths of
the ,\Sl.C signs such a peti
tion
Then nt best tht• majority
will bt• forcing a mlnorlty to
~ubmlt to tautlon uROinst
tlwir wishes At worst, t sug
gest thu probnblllly that 11
minorIty will be Corclng the
mujorlt y to S(o nlonR with them.
1r lho Roldcrs were at ull
lntf'rested In utUizlng a moral
und d~mocrutlc process to
nchh~vt• u good end. they would
huvu made OSPJRG entlrt.'ly
\'oluntary . Ask one or them
why they did not. The answer
1 got "as that they .are ccr
tuln that some students "ho
would never give them money,
will not both~r r-eclaiming the
money once lt Is taken, Th~tt
Is to soy, thuy "Ill t!nd up
forcing people to do u thing
thL'Y would not do on their own. Arothors , you hnve no right
to tf 11 somt•on•• else what Is
aood or bnd for him. bPII do~
or c~ology or politics. And
you cannot wln the Good Fight
by l•mploylng TIIF.IR tactics.
If you cunnot R••t onou~th volun·
W••r•. for un urmy. you
"'houldn't rtght B wur And
It you cnnnot gut cnouM)t for
OSPRK. d••mocrutlcully , OS
PRIG ouf(ht not to exist.
Otmys Howard
Not So Active
To the Edttor 1md Carl lmcs:
rr l must rorfelt the title
ot "uctl\'lst" In lleu or "not·
so· ncllve octlvlst" In order
to motivate normal people llkn
Curl lmcs Into uccton und con
cern, then It Is a title I wtll
gludty ncc~pt. The price of
croatlng (twurent!ss , concern
und nctlon nbout environmen
tal problems Is novcr too
grout.
Contrury to your opJnlon.
J hO\'IJ done much rest.•urch
on dutcrgunts In ull or the
Portland libraries last yeur
and could flnd no ~vidence
ugnlnst NTA. Pcrhups you
should hove Included your
sources of your clulms ngolnst
NT1\ -as wdl us the sources
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ly organic cleaners, food
supplement-; and cosmetics.
For Information. demon
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of your oth••r statements . M11y
wt• expect them In your next
nrtlcle? Your nttock or phos·
phatc substitutes complctoly
IRnored sol-soda (waehlng
sodu) ThJs hus b "n n proven,
sofc substitute to supplcmunt
laundry 9oops thot's bcon an
old wushdoy Nt and by ror our
grundmothcrs .
You nrt• right. The lnrmors
using lnorgunlc phosphates
for f••rtlllzers are lllBo fl sorl
ous problem . But how enn we
mrpt!ct big Cnrms, big bust
ness nnd big Industry t.o top
screwing up the environme nt
If we ourselves ore unwilling
lO do our parts?
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Turned Off?
Put your • · • lor commun•tv
•mprovemcnt ... o chon Oon1ichtr
• cariX!I' as •n olf~r In ttl
Po• tlend PoiiC Burc u l•les
~tart at $757 w1th •nnuol •ncr ues
to $903 Er.ceptlonal btlnaf11
Plow•m.
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11\11Urtty
For mlormauon contact Cuy of
Portland , Civrl Scrvtco, 115 S\Y
Founh Ave., :Z2S6141 , ""' 350
our syStems
and
We have a couple of them, and one's probably just
right for your present money status.
U.S. Bank Regular Checking Account: We gave it
the inspired name to get your attention ~ But this low
service-charge checking account is what you need if
you write quite a few checks each month (15 or more).
U.S. Bank Special Checking Account:
The name implies It's something special
-and it is. This account's for people
who don't write many checks. There's
no service charge. You write as few
checks as you want, at a cost of
only 12c per check.
There you are. Two
good ways to keep
your checks in check.
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•
Poet Re ates Rea ities
0 T e B ac s' or
B~ L~na Bumberv
In reference to the 1 a~t Poets I would llke to e~plaJn the
nature of this particular ~{roup Thl!' ls o ftroup of Black Rev
oluttonary pol\lS who deal "lth the rualltles of b("ln~ a Black
man and relating to that Blocl..ness .
When Individuals are confronted with the problem rnclnl(
elements that somewhat constltuto their being In Its entirety.
there is always the posstblllty or r("jectlng various ru;pects of
the ~um or that being, whatcv~r It I!';. Jn order for human beings
to total1\' refuse tho~t> trahs ''hlch form thotr personality, lt
ls e~tremely Important to realize nnd accept those factors
which are themseh ·es In reallt)'.
The subject which t havu In mind Is the theory and practice
of dealfnll with the spt~clflcs of bolng a Negro. a Classical
Nigger or a Black man. Presenll) ', I should have very llule
to say in regard to this matter; hO\\ ever, lt · s tn•ident that the
dead (those unaware mentally ), tho dyinll (those forever cling
tng to an unborn dream) und the Last Poets (Black Revolu
tionaries wilh a purpose) have a need to emerge and focus on
one altitude of Blackness . ,
Unfortunately, lt can be very ditrloult to transmit the knowl·
edge or a people In terms or gen.,ral Information because of the
depths of concepts surroundlnfl that group of people When
concepts are relath,ely abstract any particular person has
to Interpret knowle~e ln a very strange manner and what he
perceives cannot always be explained and he resort::» to a poetic
form of expression . Because I'm a very definite product or
things 1 reel and relate to, J rtnd it Clttlng to expel poetry tn
terms of elements which compose the extent of my existence
Return to Sender
Tht! walks or the ghetto echoes your name,
Your memories are painted on billboards .
But where are you?
\\'here is your mind?
Colors are whirling red, yellow, blue, green
Mix Instantly and drive you away from reality.
What dav was it that vou last remembered? -. Ho'' long have you sat on the street?
You reach endlessly for yourself,
While floullng through whirlwinds of errors.
How long has lt been since you've seen nll{ht turn to day?
Where dld you come from and where e.re you going?
Like a leuer that nobody claims,
Sealed and pressed for nowherl' .
How long is a Lrlp of loneliness ?
And your bloodstream speaks of druflS,
An overdose of something that you desired but
Would not meet ''our needs ~
What one presents to others as being himself may not be
too valuable, how eve.r, what one presents to himseH could be
very dlf!lcult lf dY.elt with In fantasy IC you wnnt to be some·
one important be yourself
,
JIIO!Jgtc
barclay
Soph. Class
Presents
(jOO:D £UCK
eo;veet<~ •
1ritlll!f, ~ltr 131/t
Stamm
8 p.m.
SOd
pa11/
cltasman L Whllo football Is stllt cup·
tlvatlng the Interests of most
t.C fnns, th~ \'arslty bnskl•t •
ballers und~l" Conch Dcun
!:lemper·t hu\'t bogun prnctlCt'
lor the 1970·71 season. Scm
pen grl.!et~d elf(ht lettl•rml'O
on Nov. I £or· this yf'or s squad
nlonll with numt>-rous Rtund
outs from lust yt•nr's highly
success ful .I V squud
The fh•st dny was tor;;crved
Cor picture tUkln~ 1\0d u
thorough goln~ ovor of bnslc
1 C' offense and dl•rcnse tech
niques.
Semp~rl wlll be hundllng the
varsity cagers, Jack Ht•ad will
manage the J. V. and Royce
McDaniel . lorml'r Tigard
coach, wlll handle the Crosh
contingent
The J V wlll I nit late the
season Nov 27 2 30 In
5eattle with the local com
munity collegt tourney while
the varsltv convenes Dec 3 •
Flr Acres Theatre ls
announcln~ try outs for Its
winter term production or
Aristophones' co m e d y,
Lyslstrata. The anti-war
play, directed by Reed
College proCessor Joseph
Sadar, wlll use a cast of
30
Auditions are open to
anyone Interested. part lc
ularly actors, singers.
dancers and musicians
. Try outs will be held
in the theatre on Sunday
Monda> and Tuesday. Nov.
15 16 and 17. at 7 30 to
9:30p.m. ln the first g n m c of tho
t lp. orr tournament at Ltm ls
ond Clark against George Fox.
The rtnal gnmc or tho tournn
mcnt "Ill be held nt PnclClc
t. nlverslly .
Amon~{ returnee s Cor thl!
vat sity cagers an~ <Jtarters
Oan Brisbin, Jim Tlms und
all conference forward Ooul(
Skllle
Stud~nts can Ret thotr rlrRt
look at this year's squad Nov
12 when the Pioneers will hold
a scrimmage Bfl&lnst the t.C
1 tl\\ School students . Time Is
scheduled ror 7 30 p.m.
Schollander .•..
(continued from page ·~)
90 per cent of the remalnlng
students, according to Schol·
lander, have no real des II' e
or need Cor a job. Many
ctled an appllcatlon. but didn't
come In to discuss lt he said.
Since Lewis and C'lru k Is a
prlvnte college In a good area
Schollander sald, many people
don't give students jobs "bo
cause they thlnl< every kld
Is well to do " One sports
shop owner. when questioned
as a possible employer. was
reported to have said, ''They
probably have more money
than 1 do ·•
Reports of students that do
get jobs are favorable Schol
lander said Hopefully , he
said reports to other em
ployers wlll get moru con
sclemlo us students into rele
vant posit Ions to the com
munltv.
A-1 on her mind
And A-1 Custom Contours on his
body. In no-iron solids, stripes
and patterns. Moderately flared, a e
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Beaverton Bernard Moll C Ho.
orth
1'he Prl.isldol
cor the Cbs
,\MIVCT&8t
is hold
.,,,.,. hearings I
1omoer, Wed
Hearings a r
rom 9 0 m. to
to ·l 30 p. n:
e-lected
will presl
Hearings will
IOffillll;'"lon W1
IOintea by Pres'
ew the U.S.
U.N. Pres
1ow11rd Is a mt
nmm sslon
1 After all schE
have beel
.. mAn Will IJ
.ate:ty one houn
onn\." from the
s who wish tc
. A record wlll
lmolnles. R
~annJ< D will be
members oJ
Cor their s
deraucm In pre
to Nixon
will also a
I
.
I
' Th•
of lherecor
presentation
ospital
eckons ~
"lf a young n
In buslnes
or other
"""'· and has
~ann related c
field to e~
hospital adn
VergH S P
nator or gradui
at Lewls an
The School or
the UnlversltJ
Arbor, ls
~vera1 gradual
advanced
tor this r
program le
r's degree In
lnlstratlon. n
Interested st~
to see D
........ ,ocson Houl
rth4ar details.
Can in
b Byerly weaH
ss-country meet
trqt defeat Oi tht
se or lncomplct~
on Fl~ ln analyt·
~et stated that
just out-com·
What we have to
group and try for
•rt at district.
also Celt that
a good effort and
really lmpres·
ershaveone
rdeem themse"'"''
District tl Cham·
being held
l aGrande .,.,.
:>ok to be defend·
1ns Eastern Ore
as Southern Ore
~tte and Lewis ant
renue
)RY
OUT
AMPEX
Model 761
•ex
HEAO
EM
E by Jtm Ouollet
'J'ho ASl.C sunnte moved
.. nu high gear budget op •ra
tions Monduy by d~allng with
of ASLC funds. Or
total amount thP leglsla
nllocutcd $600 to fund
Student Unlon and Po·
tcol Act I on Committee
.... ru•lses und recommended
president Paul Nelson
ratvn $1000 from the executive
'llllclcatlon fund to the same
Thl' lurl(uSt allocation came
n re.sponst• to the BSU budget
The senate unanl
sly opproved a $400 alto
atlon nnd recommended that
grant the BSU $800
rom the executive fund
Oebutc on the allocation
~~>ntered mainly on how much
'mnnov should be glven to the
Opposition to the pro
;JU~>al was voiced by G B Ar
nJClun and Ron Keleman, who
... m•ed that the BSU should
tclt old from the Convoca
Commlttee and from
ln,.nl buqlness firms as well
th£' senate In order to fund
ack History Week, most
~ ... atly or the budget items.
The senate allocation. com
ned wlth Its recommendation
an $800 grunt from the
I peech Squad
weeps Seven
n WSU Meet
The LC forensics team
ned seven trophies In de-
te and lndlvldual events at
State University
weekend.
Mike Wullmurk took flrst
senior oratory while Les
Bnxter took second and
Voerettle third 1n
extemporaneous
Placing third ln
lnterp. was Jtm Allen.
Kingsley wus a flnallst.
Albert took rtrst and
ric Knudsen third In junior
In Oxford debate Randy
.one and Jim Allen took first
Junior division and Russ
and Eric Knuler took
John Albert and Eric Knud
•n swept first und Bill Vaer
tl and 1\llke Wullmark placed
1lrd In the senior division
-exnmtnatlon Quarter
...... sts v. er-e Lc Anne Hall
Leslle Baxter
1 LC placed first In sweep
akes on Oct. 23 and 24 at
'-' PaciCic Unlversltv lnvita· • anal tournam~nt.
SQven debate teams trav·
to Stanford Cor a cross.
... rnlnallon debate tourna
I The h~ams or Randy
ne und Jim Allen and Bob
sons and Bruce Etltnger
5 1 records
There will bo n debate at
University of Oregon on
20 and 21.
The Western Stutes Speech
. will end the terms
vlt los betdnnlng Thurs
• Nov. 26 Two hundred
eges nnd universlt les
e at the meet which
be held at thu Portland
lton Hotel
Nationally renowned
~onsume r nuvocate Ralph
ader wlll speak ln Fields
lng room at 7 10 a.m.
, Nov 16 Ho wUl
Penk Cor 20 mJnutes and
I leaw to talk at seven
er colleges and univers-
les In Oregon during the
orr cumpus students wUl
allowed admission to the
R room urea to hear
spo~ch
• esources
ex(•cutlve fund, totnlf'd S 1200
Th(t BSU requc>st Monday night
wac for $000. Tho senate
recommendation Is not bind
Ing on Nolson, who muy allo
cate wh11tever amount he
deems necessary .
Tht• senate ulso tlruntcd
S200 to the Political Action
Commiuee for u voter reg
Istration drive aimed at 18 to
20 year olds The lt'l(lslatur~
slashed $100 from the orlgl
nal P A C request before ap
proving lt.
Questions concerning the
P A C sponsoreod voter
drive were voiced by Jorr Mc
Collum who shared the con-
• cern or some senators thut
student funds are being usf.!d
ror orr-campus actlvltlos . Hl'.
contended lhal votnr registra ·
tlon drlvr•s ln Oregon h&V€!
little direct bearlngonout-o f
<~t att studl•ntt who comprise
60 per cent of the student body.
P A,C. member Bruce Et
linger answered that Oregon
con show the woy for the no
tlon ThE> real drive, he sold,
Is to convince young people to
rPglster and vote and to keep
county clerks from hindering
replstrutlon errorls. He alno
pointed out that suffrage could
open the way Cor other right .
Among thum could be a low-crcd drinking oge
Th•• Sf•nntc approved the
mcusurc ovorwhPlmlngly In a
roll cnll vote. Onr• oppos
Ing vot1• und one 11bstentlon
wf'rc tallied by Dave Swann
and John Cas .. rt•spectlvely
The le~lslaturc Iuter passed
o n•'lolutlon recomm •mdlng u
100 pranl Crom thl.! executive
fund
Th~; othur financial mutters
considered by the St'note con
cerned the f:Jwcutlve alloca
tion rund ond n donation to
Rulph Nader, consumer lobby·
l~t and uulhor or UMafe at
Any Speed. Nader was granted
a 50 speaker 's honorarium
_v_o_l _X_XJ_x_._N_o_. _1_7 ___ ..::L:.::e;:w:!!l s and Clark Co Beg-;, Port) and, Oregon November 13. 1970
--------------------~~~~
Stu_.
Because or rising collese
costs. LC students require
more and better financial ald
Money to back scholarshlpq
and loans Is limited accord
lng to Don Schollander. new
director or student employ
ment. Hls position he sald,
was created to organize lhe
third component of tlnancial
ald, student jobs
The new policy or the FI
nancial Ald Orrtce requires
students seeking any job, ex
cept lhose havlng to do with
SAGA, RA's or cumpus actlvi
lles to flle on appllcutlon with
Schollander . He emphasized
th1:1t If department hettd!-. and
students would cooperate with
thls pollcy. placement would
become more etrlcient
Schollonder graduatt>d from
Yale in 1968 with un eco
nomics major. Since then, he
has worked with securities ,
visiting banks and mutual
funds In Portland He felt
his quallflcutlons Cor the job
in Clnanclal uid Include his ac
quaintance and understanding
of people and places In Port
land
"In the post," he sold,
"most orr-campus jobs tor
students wer-e round because
employers called Lewis and
Clark. Employers needed to
call because they oCfcred poor
jobs· The good jobs would
have already been placed."
Convinced of the n~>ed to
solicit jobs, Schollandor Is
enthusiastic over a progrum
lnvolvlnP.' th\.' Board or Over·
seers. According to the pro·
posal, a group or business
men would hire LC students,
and on the basis of th(-lr
work sl.!nd rE.'commendutlons
to other emplover~ Tht:
Board of Overseers will mom
next Mondav to flnallZt' the • plan
Another plan Schollander Is
working on, called Title One.
proposes to get state money
Cor non work study students.
Jobs covered by the plan v.111
Include work for orl(unlzatlons
such as Hub Cap, Puce and
Frlendly House
A project reminiscent of
Schollander' s days at Yale,
ls the organized studont
ugencles. Plull Pizza Porlor
is an ~xi sting studunt concern,
totally run by students Schol·
lander suggested babysltt lng,
gardening, laundry, etc agen
cies, In which there Is u de
mand (or service, but a lack
of orl(anlzutlon.
A student r~search und
trolnlnl( ugcncy mode up or
responsible students would be
eligible In Title One tor state Don Schollandar, d•roctor ol stud nt employment. has urgad propoqls to fmd
rclllYint Job1 for srudents. (photograph by Tim Cottretll
or 1ederttl funds. Schollander
suggested tusks such as moni
tors during the Blnck Panthor
triul ln New Haven succeeded
In ellmlnutlng Crlct lon with
police. When tht' idea Cot·
Vortex came up, Schollonder
sold, u student organl:.atlon
could have been hired to r •
search the social, polltlcul and
economic consequences In
this way, jobs would have some
Advice From K-House Interest and relevance to lhe
students other than making
mon• ~y
J\ dl'a\\back to these pro
grums ls the nttltude of some
students · "If you've got some
thing good, I'll take it." Schol
lander sold
Approximately 450 out oi
about 750 applicants have been
placed so fur this term About
(Continued on page 4)
Local Dope Cut With Toxin, Junk
"Kno~ yourdealer."' That's
the ad\lC\! from ''K'' House,
a drug center In Portland,
regurdlng the current drug
scent! locally
Drugs are going from bad
to worse, not ln terms or
us~rs, but ln th~ qualtty of
the drugs belnfil sold Ac.
cordlntt to "K" Houst?. prnc·
tlcally all the dope being sold
ln the Portland area now ls
being cut with such deadly
things as arsenic and strych
nine
'K • house advises users
to bo aware of not only the
kind or dope being sold but
thE> ··rree dope'' glven away.
They llst the following drugs
und oddltlves: heroin cut with arsenic, brown LSD cut
with strychnine, Moroccan
hash cut with an unknown
deadly substance, mescullne
cut with acid, APC, codeine,
nutmeg or toast ~crupln~s.
"K'' house Is partlcularlv
owurc of the bad drufi( scene.
Many users o( ndul[erated
druAs nrl• comlng to the cen·
ter slck ond a few have died.
not from overdose but from
"bud" dope.
The final Los issue ot
Call term will be published
next Tuesday. Todtt)' at
2 p.m. Is the deadline for
all letters, announcements ,
articles and advertise
ments ror the last issue. for his scheduled appeoronce
on campus Monday morning
Nov 16. The lcglslnturc con
sidered transferring $1000
from the e~ecutlva fund to
replenish Its own depleted rc
sourc,•s, but tabled the mo
tion ror turther study
The senate ulso weighed a
resolution to ollow Its mem
bers to chungc their on or orr
campus status wJthout losing
otrlcc The recommf.!ndatlo n
of the committee studying the
issue won the support or the
legislature und passed. lJ-5.
Senators nre now oble to move
on or off-campus, but wUI
contlnuf;! to represent the con
stituency that elected th~m .
Two matters passed these
nate without debate and were
unanimously approved. The
rlrst Item was the rules gov
ernln~ J-Board. 'The second,
a re!>olutlon regarding the fall
term 1971 , met with lhe cheers
of various senators as ll was
read.
The resolution noted that
an ad hoc faculty committee
Is recomme nding lhc exten
sion or the toll term to 11
weeks by shortening the
Christmas break one week.
lt proposed lhot students be
polled on lhe matter and that
student opinion decide the out
come.
The next senate meet in~ wlll
take place Monday at 6 p.m
in Dlntng Rooms 2 and 3
Balmer Offers
Eco-biologica l
Winter Course
A special course entitled
"Resource Polley" Is betng
offered by the political sci·
ence department winter term.
Th!! course. to be Laught by
departmt!nt chairman Dr.
Donald G Balmer, has bet'!n
scheduled through the etrorts
or interested students and ruc
ully members According to
Balmer, lhe course will en
compass the ecoblologlcal
situation ln society and lhe
problems Involved with spe
clflc poltctes in this area.
Previously, certain aspects
or the problem were covered
tn dH!erent biology and pollli
cal science classP.S, but be
cause or the amount of pc rtl
nent information. roculty abil
ity and student Interest, lhls
special course is being pre
sented.
Dr Balmer. the primary
instructor, has b"en active
ln the l\ren or natural re
sources Cor a number of
y~ar·s He gathered consider
able information for and
helped plan the Naturul Re
sources plank !or theNatlonal
Democrallc Part) ·s platform
In John F Kennedy's Presi
dential campaign ln 1960
Balmer has access to a wide
range or Information sources,
such as lobbytsts ln Washing
ton, D. C., the Northwest Pub
lic Pov.cr Company,lhe Sierra
Club and lhe lumber eom
ponJes oC the North\\est, as
well us bls own personal data.
The llbrory has an·
nounced the hours that lt
will be opened during finals
week and ChrlsLmas break.
Nov. 20 8 11.m. -12
noon
21-24 regular tirs.
25 8 a.m.-5p.m
26· 29 closed
30 a m.-5
fexcept
Dec. 24
25 p.m. Mon.·
Fri., closed
Sat. & Sun
8 a.m.-12
noon
closed) Page 2
Senate Spen 1ng •
l'hc \\lC ,c.;matc hn' t.ompalcd a
rC'\'(.lrd ot finan(lal gencJ<l'>lt \ ltw• \~a 1 1 h.u .tppron(. he' a
nc.u gh c,l\\ .n am tude "tnn. th\: wm· thut tiH: budget for
the \CJf \Hl' .lppr\'lHd, ll\lt .1 'ltl!!lc Plllllp \\hO hOl> COffil'
rcque-.tang mone\ ha' lett cmpt\ h.tndt.-d.
1 he (\Ill\' 1..~\\c that migl11 bt. con,tdctc-d '' de' l.ltion from
tha' ptrfcXt rc.:·cord \\<b the t:ontnbuuun' to the clcctton
campaign!". ot t\\o loc.11 l'lt) cNmcal c.tndtdntc' l 'en then,
the mone} wa~ onginalh grant~d I he ct,ntrahutaon:-. were
cancelled at .m .:mer gent.' ,c,,wn c.)nl) "hen it \\as
da .. ~.oHrc-d n C\.lUld .aflcct the t,n 1.. \.Cillpl 'tatu~ ol the
'"hoot
l .ht \\Cd: the M.·nntc ... em 100 to 'tudcnh .u lo..c.;nt tate
1 Ju, \\C:Ck it ~Ht\1.. 200 lor a 'otcr rcgt,tmuon drt\'C m
Oregon. How c1rc: the--e .lction' gotn~ to hc ol ''"' duect
beneftt to 1 ( '>tudenb "~ Prc,um.abl ) the\ "all . ,omcho\\ .
rhe ,~nate recommended th3l \ "' (. prc,u.Jcnt Paul
'cbon allocate ~1000 from the n.ccuti\C fund .tnd mo\'ed
to .tppropnatc another 1000 lrom th1.. 'nmc lund.
-\-.,uming the "t\hC\ of the !'.cnnt" arc foliO\\ cd tn both
ca'c' the execUli\C allo<..<ltion lund '''II be cut lrom about
~3000 to 1000 Hopclull\. tht 'c:n.tte "tll lc.,, c: enough
monc\ to CO\Cr the ·.., 0 la\ t etc an the. -.prmg
1 he ~cnntt ha~ no gmdcltnt:'' to dcctde \\ hnt prOJCCt-.
warrant funding and \\hKh do not \\or ... c vet most
'cnator' do not 'ccm to ha\ e .am clear adca ol whom they
repr~.;\Cnl \\hen dcctdtng -.uch "'uc-. l.tm· 'ccm to follO\\
tht. lead of the tlluMnou' Mr \~nC\\ tn dcctdlng thJt the
·''lent majority .. on c.1mpu' osupporh them
·1 he mone\ the ,cnat<: ... o frcch dt-.bur'c' come-. I rom the
po\.I..C:h of :o.tudcnt-. (or their p<trcnb) It •~ patt ol the
'tudent let'~ } ou pa) e\ef\ term. It '' up to 1 ( ~tudenh to
decide "hether the 'c.natc '' .1cting re'>ptln,tbh or not and
to notify their re'!.peCll\ e -.cnnto,.... of their optnaon\ -J 0
a lafitte antter
"People try too hard ...
e\'en those that don't: one way
or another."
Welcomt! to life fans .. and
a lltth' blt o( my reality.
I'd llkt! to meet the girl who
ltves In old RuLhle Odell whose
wlndo'' laces Plull· Howard.
You know. the one with the
threo-foot banana ln the wln·
dow. 1 lmaglnti Freud would
ho\'e something to say about
TI{,\T. besides what It docs
to my mind
1 wonder If the old runs
around hove noticed the chungu
atmosphere In the Trail Room
It u ,(:d to be that on Friday
and Suturday nights the Phi
Com. would urrlv~ ln force.
very loud, \'~ry obnoxious nnd
verv drunk All In all, a vt>ry • disturbing situation .
BUT. things httve changed
Nov. we notice groups wonder
Ing tn on any night with sheep·
Ish grin.; ordering things llkt:
WOW, I'd llke u soft
lce-creum please Y('ah,
that'd really go good now."
Thon they'd all n•Ure to a
secluded table. feeling very
obvious, and amid c,!ten out
bursts of blowing ll, relax,
maintain (at least try too)
and go world viewing. '· A.re
my eyes really dllau~d '/"
Another lhtle tidbit from the
Wordt:n's oUlce on the hHl.
Word is out that the master
plan ror the college Includes
building o nev. administration
building • Lord knO\\S we
nr!ed one. They've picked n grand slttht Cor th1.' nl"\\ erec·
tlon also . right between
Templtlton and tht! Manot·.
Who nct'ds ullthut rotten grass
nnyway (the kind you blt on)
A great bl~ underground purk
tng lot too Golly gee whiz
that"s nt'at My congratulo
lions to the moster p)annor
Thursday night dances are
coming back ln vogue at
least thcr c s been an nttempt
at It. What's the one cry I
hcur ..;o often on this campus
. ·'What a drug, there's
nothing to do ·• Apparently
so, as no one hus been show·
lng up at the dances. Too
bod, t h1.· bands hu \'I! been good.
You know a trip to the ravine
on lower campus to lndulg~ In
some of natures own would be
n grand prr'-dance dCtlvtty.
Even our Phi Com Crlends cun
sh In tholr rooms with u llule
Bohemian and come and sttll
t•njoy the night Though I'd
ruther bCl• colors on tht• cell~
lng than on tho noor artor I'd
rcall7.t.'d I d com;umed too
much Uquld hops
Wt• vc.: ull got our (l{rlpes
ubout old Spiro but he
has sold one lhlnR or undenl
able truth His Silent Ma
jority Is u r~ulhy . And the
reason It's u rcallt)' Is be·
caust• of people like you und
me. He>'s been doing u lot
or tnlklng and no onr> really
Is out to dlsugrel'
llov. mnny or you even knew
thut there was u moratorium
PIONEER lOG
0111C1a1 pubk•UM .c lht •rotlalecl ll'*""r. ot lA*" .,,_ 1...a111 Coll•oe, lf11 1. w.
......... Hill "'M. ~ Ote90ft, fT211 P.ibfltl\ed lwiu wu•tr dur11\f tM K-1(
,...., bJ Crudit.........,.. Co hc:Oftll r.U.r ,..._... peld etl"ofUend , O~on
(dttor
M41Nglf\O (OtiOf
AUOCIIhJ Edtlof
Cop; EdtiOf
NeWt Ei:IIIOr • • Or-v My\lll
Ate~ Ooodlellow
Ja<t W1rd
Ad~~t~r1t1111g Mllnagt~r Kllhy Kubl
P11mnla NI'III.Ofl
J1nt<:.t1 Stllf1Y
Vlc) • T allah uhl Aut Ao..noilng ManaO'jr
Sial! Wrltf!tl Nancy Vltl!kamo, Lou Varoan, N1ncv Bush
ltr Cler• Sooll Coo•, Penny Cr1ndall, Mlfllyn CYrllt
Alan Gonion Robc!rta HalvotiOn , lorn li1ncoca RICk Mcttg{)r
Jom Ounncn, Joll Smllh, Olvtd Tull 011no Wallor
Ptlll WCC!h Barbe' I Wutl
Tint Cottrell. Tom Outlet Tor~ t-tudaon
Larry Mnon Joan McGrauy , Ltn1211 Mcl<nlpht Tom Pruett
Gav Janktna. PIONEER l OCt
Log Needs You
Stud,mts wlth t\n lnton•st
In \\ rll Ins cortoonlnli( or
oth(\r\\lsc comrlbutl~ to
th'' Pioneer log nrt• lu·gt•d
to slf(n up ror publicAtions
lub nt" t '''rm 01 to contuct
~dltor Grt•g Myt-rfi
Belll'"'' It or not. tht'
1 og st-ek::; to he rcprt•son
luth''' of tht' oollogt~ cnm
pus Th'' people who do
not bt.•llt>VI.' this to be tho
cat>e url' urgt'd to moko
thQir suggest lonR known
Wlth mnnY stare post
tlons opon ne t term. the
opportunity e lst6 for many
to put their crlt lch;m Into
action, und In tho process.
butld a bell€.>r papl'l
Treks Plan Trek
For Final Fling
Join the Trekensp •llars In
a last Cling at the Coust this
weokend Tt an sport at lon cost
Is $2 The group will loav~
!rom thl' Trull Room ut I 30
F r l d a y o r t e r noon Nov
13 and return Snturduy uf
ternoon
Parllclpnnts should bring
a sleepln(l{ bug, rnln gcur,
warm clotht."S und u tt.•nt or
tarp.
For mor~ Information cnll
Linda Huntlnl(ton, Fxt 351.
lRn-up sheet Is on the Trek·
enspul1er bullet In boa1'd In
the Trail Room.
by paul
stapleton
march In Port lund'' Ct•\\ weeks
ago against Spiro's pluylund In
SouthPas t '\o;lu? Th~n aguln.
l imul{lne tho football (I{Ume
was mort" important Keep
up the (tood work. Spiro W
ull seem to be behind you
nt least we don't care l'nough
to dlsal(ree ttpathy Is a
vote in your ftl\IOr
Speaking or peoplo baing
caught up In society u
worst· dlt>cust• thun ever can
be gl v(ln to our local pot
heads ThouRh they too art?
apathetic . How mtun Crlends
on campus do you kno\\ who
reel lnsldo one way but (I{O
ugulnst that fe<>llng because of
rcsponslblllt y?
After all they art~ commit
ted to a Cur (l{rcater right
than common decency and
brotherly lovc U the rule
book says it one woy. then
you d bl'tter believe ll. We
all KNOW thnt what we need
around thl~:t world Is more
rules ond ORGANIZATION
Back again to your sltent
majority we had o damn
good response to rhe Kant
State Dcrenso Fund Out of all
the studt-nts here we must
have n•celved at least $30 to
$50. We ull know that thoSl'
kids Indicted are communist
pinko splt·S trying to over·
throw our Rlorlous system nnd
society (remember Romo) just
llkc us. Maybe what we need
are murtrys . . wc•'vu ulr(>udy
had four too muny from Kent
State. But didn't they dcst•rvc
it??? Guns ore such n~ut toys
Ask Mattei
Arter rill this, we miRht wont
to bt· upnthetlc uguln ttnd run
away und hldt• . '>OOO ...
herf> s your choncf' This
weukt•nd lfi provldlnR you wlth
" run moon und tht• bt.'uch
or Columhlu gorgo Is only u
Httll.' way!> nwuy I think tlw
bPach Is for mt· That~
my philosophy, you know
thut this soclt•t v will dcst rov . .
hs"H much fu~ttl•r thun tho
weuthermt•n could uvur hopu
to KPt·p up the good work.
Spiro I'm right with you
you' r" doing IJ fabulous
job of d!!Sl ruction
Isn't life u MU~>'' Novembor 13, 1970
Weekly Zoo Report
Senate Antics Confusing
R> en. J R. (os('o In~ bufort' th~ last otht~
For thosl' or you \\ho hnvl!n t tWl•nlng, a rnotlon wn~ mao.
vlsltl'd tht• sl!nale lately don t to s~nd studt•nt mom•y to tho
worry too much ubout lt, ror KEN'f STATE OEFENsr
your rapres~ntl\tlvL•s are FUND Cor ullL•dged Rtudt•rr
hnndllng your nrrolrs and rlotm s
money wlth thl' utmost cnro We Atmntors wer~ Aurc
Tnkc rot Instance , just th«.' ull would wunt to bo gonerou,
ottwr o\lonlng Tho BLACK lORttmd or nppolntlng o com
TUOENT UNION askl'd ror mlttoc to coll~ct student con
$1200 lor u black aducutlonol trlb\ltlons from those or )'0.
program , but before that could who fell compolled, WP decld(>oJ
bl• dccldt'd, tho concerned to glv{• $100 or your monel
~wnutors allowod a cut to$900. ~o that your doslre to tu~
th~n o cut to $850, then the the vonturt.• could bo properl)
$850 distributed between two ~hown Oh. by tho way, 1
scpnroto funds. Next. they studNlt contribution commit
spllt tt equally Into two $425 tl'e wos organlz~d n bit later
ports und nrtcr woek of contrlbutlo•
Tht>n to put the provorblol tht> ~tudents ~howed their ~
lclng on the already statu slro: $47
coke thev threw om the whole Just n now or rccomm€!n
mes~ and passed the orlglnnl dfltlon Cor those or you \\1r
$1200 by a unanimous vote want to expand on porllamen
no Less. amid clops and cheers tr) langua(l{o Vlslt your neQ
(rom the august senators . The senute gulhcrlng nnd makt
confusing part Is that all the surt! senntors ARR
lnt~rlm motions and measure s ond CAMPICHE' art> there Bill
concerning this SILl.., w(lre bt" suro It· s senoto and 1'1(1(
pusscd by a maJority or thr 11 stug function und chlme It
~lmtuor~. OR JECKYL and with KFUC thls and KFUC
MR HYDE HARRAH TIME that
57 minute~ If you hove anything lht
Oh, but don't worry Wo ore tht.• SENATE can possibly a~:~
spending money on a lot ol on, lf you hove tho ttme pleast
worthy things. too For In pray tell We neod new monke,
stance. just the other evon rood. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • : Charter FUgbts To Europe ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Direct From Portland
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Round Trips
O.c 19, 1870 to Jon. J. 1971
london· 1238
June 1J, 1971 to Aus 20, 1971
London 12.83
June U, 1971 to Sept 10. 1971
London· 1263
)unf' 18, 1971 lo July 14. 1971
London • S288 One Ways
~ 19,1970
Por1l11nd to t.onoon S 175
J.an J, 1971
london to Purtla.nd 1110
Junto 2, 19n
London to Voncouvur. 8 C. -
Sept ,0, 1971
Portlund to London 1150
~PI 15, 1071
Portland to London 1135
R:tlC$ oval.JGblc to Lewis "''d ( lark CoUt:~e $1Udenu,
lnculty, 1lllf'f 11.nd members of thels lmmedl.ltc: fllmlllc\.
CoJl or Write Ted Sohelmnan, No. ~0. New 01
flee Building At Lewl• and Clark, Bxt 34-4 or Hom" ~
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OVEn 40
VARIETIES ---·---ORDBR8 TO 00
He\ ~ome ntcc pcoplt r~:ttue't the pleuurc ol your comp<Hl)
Sundu\ ut 11 .1 m 1 he't ptoplt art-.tdmucr' ol Jc'u" .... well
lluddhu. 1 homa' P.tint Muhutmu c.andht M .alculm \ und II l(ll
uther J(OOd gu) ~ 1 he} attend the Ftf\1 lJnu.anun Chun:h tn Portl.a
.11 11th and Salmon (II '( hur h.. nutil:c 'ou uncomtortll
Ub\lltutc .. ~octet) · or· group" or "g.tthcnng ," ~umc thing.)
I hnl addre•" ~~ ,igmlu:ant . It's downtown \\hen the build•
burned huu )c.ars .ago members dc:c:idcd the) \\111\tc:d to :o.t.l\ 111
inner dty, that the prohlc:m' ul the dt) \\en: tht•lr problem ~.
Don't let the tormul 'tiling thHl\\ \ ou Come ,,, \OU urc Ou:
UCIC:l) Wtt'-tranllpfuntcd here I rum 'IJtw f nglund tlbO\ll 120 yea!"'> olf'
und we: have ~rown accu,tometl to 'lome ol our tmdtltoru
( onl!tn Uttvc \CIIInl! and h!llrp) hhcwloutluolo.
' uu w til hnd people there who 'ntccl hu ( fl)ldwutcr tn 'b4 u nd
not the ~hghtc\1 ilpoltlgcm; 'uu \\llllmd there,, lurmcr ( 0 who hilt
hved 111 a turul c:ornmunc 1n I Q47 ' uu nu~lu find a unt\cr 111
ptt"\tdcnt u pumtcr, ,, lundM:.tpc ~utdl·ner .111d .t lot of othct people
who h,l\c one tinny m common. I he· '-·lfl: I Itt\' hh;u bcht\e •
diVtlrBit v. Tht•rt· utt• no ('t,•cd~o. und our p,•oph-bt•lhw .. thnt h•nrnlnJl
Mrnwtng arc hh:lnnt! procc \Cl>
We hop~:" \'OU \\Ill >lop hy. 11 c:crm: tn u' thc:r~: .ucn't mun\' c:oll,.i!r- ~
u~c ~td'lo m .. lhttreh01" thc: c tht) ,altll \\t' \\tmld like: to gel UCltU
1111d lmcJ UUI Wh\ • r lJ
the
rtnd thnt
10. which re
Corps t
ony just I nee
The burnlnl( o
1 dcllbc•rut tl,
· studl-nts ''
'eedJ('SN to su
11 wu~ tol
Indicted 25
Shll~ lnst spa
loudly d
ed when thij
• stat~ Dat~r
moMY hoi
t submit t.hut
\\rang.
· many pcop
most or oil. t
Scronton C
appearing u
a ~eel
jury, In cc
wer~ there. ,
or order tlr
1mU1lltY durtns
senatol
net' on Oct :
tlgnlnst
no Gunrdsmcl'
Jaw Mr Ho
deaths of rout
• thut the NE
remembor tl
ubout the Ma
first dcudl~
studt•nts
M·l bullet
were
tern as they r
dov.n to the
•
Whllle1{er may
otherwise tou
I time the Gus
, on the de!e
own weHr
further P.
Slate. rio
ng passlng m
burned l
war poster~
rooks th
ma) be yout
mtna My br
clrcumsu
surrounded
to retreat
tant barru~
by o con~
kill, kill.' 0
I
Is noteworthl
front ranks o~
the 1(uardsm
them. lt
far rrom
:too:ent.s who '
~vents at
1t !rom t~l
..... ". than co1 taking the
spring's dlso
• • •
8517 S.
II T tylt
co
Wi 1vembt ,. 13, 197~
• 151 g
th~ lu~t oth,.
1otton wn~ mao.
•nt mont>y to tb.
lTE DFFENSt
lJIIJdf(Cd RlUdt•~
rs woru *lure yo.
1t to be gonerou~
IPOlntlng tl COlli
teet student con
om tho!1o or >-o.
1ellod, Wt.' decld('o:
1 or your moflltJ
• desire to tu~
1ould bu propcrb
by the woy, •
•tbutlon commit
mlzcd n blt Inter
'k or contrlbuii O'
showed thulr ~
e or recommeo
1ose or you who
1\d on pnrllamt!n
, Vlstt your ne11
~ring nnd makt
rs ARR1NG1'0'
HE urc there Bw•
senate and ntt
on, and chime Ia
this e.nd KFUC
ve anything tht~
can possibly aa
'e the time plea$<
need new monk11
••••••••••••
Jpe
Nays
~ 1970
moon ,1711
1971
·tiLnd SliO
1971
'Vu1·. 8 ( •·
1971
~don 1150
1 191l
1don • ttss
nt3,
JmWe ...
New 01
or Home
•••••••••
our compan)
t"'U' (I \\C'IJ
~lm X and n lot
.. hurch m l"nrllart:
u uncomlortu
thtng.)
'hen the
ted to 'ta) m
ohleml\
.1~ you urt'.
0\ll 120 \ Cllrl>
I our imdit"
UtCI Ill '(1.1 Ulld 11n
mer ( n who lute·
find 0 Ulli\'CNII
ol other ol'ollK
't m.tll) Cell
tO get .IC\JUlUIIItil 1970
the Libertarian
Randy Shat.v
find thut lhl.!' rully on the commons on Snturdny, Mny
?0, "hlch t•nsult od In thP burnlnR or tht Rest•rvt· Ortlc••rs
Corp,; bulldlnM constituted u riot Ther(• cnn novor
uny justlflcutlon or valid ('lCCUse for uch nn net.
, ....... burnlnR or thiR bulldlng and destruction of Its contentq
d<>llbl•rutu crlm I nul actb commltt cd by "tudt~nt& und .. stUdl•ntf>,
N•mt>tll to suy this was not tuken !rom Time or N"w8
Jt wns tnkon dlructly !rom lht> Ohio f(rund jury rc>port
lndiC'Wd 25 persons In connection with the disorders ut
Stall• lost <iprlng That's the report thut thu bloedlng twart
loudly dcmounced, und the ASLC Senott• apporontly
,,.u•a wht•n thL•y d!.!clded to send $100 or your money to the
StutP Ooff'nse Fund '
mont!y hu"J alrf'udy buen senL 11w mutter •~ cndl•d.
1 subrnll thul thlt> action was very prumaturll , lf not blot
wrong
mnny p!.!opll\ rt'ally studied the avalluble public lnformo-
I most or oll. the grand jury report Itself?
Scrnnton Commission. occeptod as ROSpet truth by the
oppt•urlng uftor the Pvent and ('Omposed or out~ddl't ~.
o St>COnd hand chronicle of whot hupponed The
jury, In contrast, renects the point or vlt!w or citizens
w~re thore, who ~a\\ Immediately and concretely thl' col·
or order rtrc;t on thE' campus and then In thu surrounding
y during the lon.cl weekend of Ma> 1 4.
mer senator Denys Howard honored the '>Unotl' by his
~aoncu on Oct 27. whun he spouted that "lost spring Wt• wen•
cr.tlnll ugnlnst nothing les8 than murder ' Sorry. Danny,
no Gunrdsme n were Indicted, becaUS(' they In fact vloluted
w Mr Howard further claimed thut lmmedlatoly afwr
deaths of four Rtudcnts nL K~nl State, "the ontlro country
thut tht' Notional Guardsmen were guilty of murdr•r ••
' n•mt~mbor the outcry when President Nixon mado o stote
ubout thl' Manson trial equall) as stupid?
first dt'udly missiles hurled at Kl.lnt Stale Wt!re thrown
studunts Bricks. bottles and rocks can klll you us dend
M-1 bullet. From tho grand Jury report: 'F'Ifty-t!lght
,,.ti.,:m•tn were Injured by rocks and oth~r object~ hurled
uR th~y moved across the commons to Taylor Hall hill
· down to tho pructlce football Cleld and were thon forced
•
·nu1:cver may have been In the minds or tho~c who haru!;Sed
otherwise taunted the National Guard, It Is clear that from
time the Guard reached the pract.lce -root boll rtold, thuy
on tht' defensive and had every reason to be concerned
.... r own welfare '
further pt.•ace errorts or your brothers and sisters nl
Stntl•: riots In the mnln street or the town, urson and
ng, passlnfl motorists lnltmldated , pollee stoned, th«-ROTC
g burned to the ground local m~rchonts told to put
wnr posterll) In their wlndows or else have storel't de
1v€'d, rocks thrown ut rtremen and their hoses slashf'd
may be your brothers and sisters, but they certainly urt>
1mlne My brothers obey the law und respect property
circumstances present at that time lndlcnt~ that 7 4
sur rounded by several hundred hostilE' rlotors wert
to r etrent back up the hill towurd ray lor Hull under
nstnnt barraS(c of rocks and other flying objects, uccom
by a constunt now of obscenltle~ and chants such Uf-
, kill' kill
Is noteworthy that the students killed were not those In
rank~ or the assault Ins mob This evidence lndtcntes
lhl' guards m~n were not flrlng to hlt the students but to
them. lt wu:. sheer chonce that some or tho bullets hit
nts Cur from the Guardsmen . Rifle Clre wns not nlmed at
~tuctents who wt.>re killed.
t!Vents at Kent State last spring show lhe trag~dy that
:rnsull from the rule of men rather than of law.
thun condemning the Ohio grand jury wt: should luud
taking the first step In brlnRlnR those responslbl~ ror
spring's disorders to justice
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Letters To T
Away With OSPIRG
To the• Eclltor·
Let us d~rlne a democrutlc
process us om• by which P£:0·
pit• lmpoJ t.• rules. Cel!s, llml·
tutlon •. Nc upunthem5elvl•s :
and un undomocra tlc process,
one by which poopl.-Core.,
other peoph· to do or not to
do c••rto1n thinKs
The Ort•gon Student Public
lnh•ro"'t Resuurch Group
(OSPIRG) tht.• objective of thf·
'io culled Nador Roforondum ,
Culls clearly Into lhe Iutter
category
H the OSPlRG sponsors con
get an overwhelming majority
or stud~nts to sign petitions
favoring tho Increasing of stu
dent r~(•!o. they hop' to p •r
suudc Lht• Manor to lncreuse
thost• fl'es for everyonu . For
the suke of dlf'cusslon , let us
assume that thn·~ -fourths of
the ,\Sl.C signs such a peti
tion
Then nt best tht• majority
will bt• forcing a mlnorlty to
~ubmlt to tautlon uROinst
tlwir wishes At worst, t sug
gest thu probnblllly that 11
minorIty will be Corclng the
mujorlt y to S(o nlonR with them.
1r lho Roldcrs were at ull
lntf'rested In utUizlng a moral
und d~mocrutlc process to
nchh~vt• u good end. they would
huvu made OSPJRG entlrt.'ly
\'oluntary . Ask one or them
why they did not. The answer
1 got "as that they .are ccr
tuln that some students "ho
would never give them money,
will not both~r r-eclaiming the
money once lt Is taken, Th~tt
Is to soy, thuy "Ill t!nd up
forcing people to do u thing
thL'Y would not do on their own. Arothors , you hnve no right
to tf 11 somt•on•• else what Is
aood or bnd for him. bPII do~
or c~ology or politics. And
you cannot wln the Good Fight
by l•mploylng TIIF.IR tactics.
If you cunnot R••t onou~th volun·
W••r•. for un urmy. you
"'houldn't rtght B wur And
It you cnnnot gut cnouM)t for
OSPRK. d••mocrutlcully , OS
PRIG ouf(ht not to exist.
Otmys Howard
Not So Active
To the Edttor 1md Carl lmcs:
rr l must rorfelt the title
ot "uctl\'lst" In lleu or "not·
so· ncllve octlvlst" In order
to motivate normal people llkn
Curl lmcs Into uccton und con
cern, then It Is a title I wtll
gludty ncc~pt. The price of
croatlng (twurent!ss , concern
und nctlon nbout environmen
tal problems Is novcr too
grout.
Contrury to your opJnlon.
J hO\'IJ done much rest.•urch
on dutcrgunts In ull or the
Portland libraries last yeur
and could flnd no ~vidence
ugnlnst NTA. Pcrhups you
should hove Included your
sources of your clulms ngolnst
NT1\ -as wdl us the sources
CL \S~IFIED ABS
NEED CHRJSTMAS MONE\'?
Top Commhslon plus bonus.
POLLUTION SOLUTION
Sbaklee Products -complete
ly organic cleaners, food
supplement-; and cosmetics.
For Information. demon
strations or lntervle" · 775-
3105 or 771 7382. itor
of your oth••r statements . M11y
wt• expect them In your next
nrtlcle? Your nttock or phos·
phatc substitutes complctoly
IRnored sol-soda (waehlng
sodu) ThJs hus b "n n proven,
sofc substitute to supplcmunt
laundry 9oops thot's bcon an
old wushdoy Nt and by ror our
grundmothcrs .
You nrt• right. The lnrmors
using lnorgunlc phosphates
for f••rtlllzers are lllBo fl sorl
ous problem . But how enn we
mrpt!ct big Cnrms, big bust
ness nnd big Industry t.o top
screwing up the environme nt
If we ourselves ore unwilling
lO do our parts?
Ron Kelemen
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Pizza and Beef Barbs
Barbur at T erwtii!QIIr
ONE HOUR
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l.ak t US"IIIIf.,
Turned Off?
Put your • · • lor commun•tv
•mprovemcnt ... o chon Oon1ichtr
• cariX!I' as •n olf~r In ttl
Po• tlend PoiiC Burc u l•les
~tart at $757 w1th •nnuol •ncr ues
to $903 Er.ceptlonal btlnaf11
Plow•m.
Rt:q\urcmcnu tOCiudr 5'9 .. mtn
hct!lht. ·~ 21 29 (34 tor vats),
e~c llcnt health, hl!ltl ravel of
morual 8btl1tV lind mot•onal
11\11Urtty
For mlormauon contact Cuy of
Portland , Civrl Scrvtco, 115 S\Y
Founh Ave., :Z2S6141 , ""' 350
our syStems
and
We have a couple of them, and one's probably just
right for your present money status.
U.S. Bank Regular Checking Account: We gave it
the inspired name to get your attention ~ But this low
service-charge checking account is what you need if
you write quite a few checks each month (15 or more).
U.S. Bank Special Checking Account:
The name implies It's something special
-and it is. This account's for people
who don't write many checks. There's
no service charge. You write as few
checks as you want, at a cost of
only 12c per check.
There you are. Two
good ways to keep
your checks in check.
At U.S. National
Bank of Oregon.
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7300 S W Terwilliger Blvd. • 246-8803 -.!P~a~M~~~4~------------------------------------------------~P~IO~N~E~E~R~I~ .O~G~--~~~---:~------~ ~------~::::::::NovPmbor 13,
Cagers Complete Nov. 12
•
Poet Re ates Rea ities
0 T e B ac s' or
B~ L~na Bumberv
In reference to the 1 a~t Poets I would llke to e~plaJn the
nature of this particular ~{roup Thl!' ls o ftroup of Black Rev
oluttonary pol\lS who deal "lth the rualltles of b("ln~ a Black
man and relating to that Blocl..ness .
When Individuals are confronted with the problem rnclnl(
elements that somewhat constltuto their being In Its entirety.
there is always the posstblllty or r("jectlng various ru;pects of
the ~um or that being, whatcv~r It I!';. Jn order for human beings
to total1\' refuse tho~t> trahs ''hlch form thotr personality, lt
ls e~tremely Important to realize nnd accept those factors
which are themseh ·es In reallt)'.
The subject which t havu In mind Is the theory and practice
of dealfnll with the spt~clflcs of bolng a Negro. a Classical
Nigger or a Black man. Presenll) ', I should have very llule
to say in regard to this matter; hO\\ ever, lt · s tn•ident that the
dead (those unaware mentally ), tho dyinll (those forever cling
tng to an unborn dream) und the Last Poets (Black Revolu
tionaries wilh a purpose) have a need to emerge and focus on
one altitude of Blackness . ,
Unfortunately, lt can be very ditrloult to transmit the knowl·
edge or a people In terms or gen.,ral Information because of the
depths of concepts surroundlnfl that group of people When
concepts are relath,ely abstract any particular person has
to Interpret knowle~e ln a very strange manner and what he
perceives cannot always be explained and he resort::» to a poetic
form of expression . Because I'm a very definite product or
things 1 reel and relate to, J rtnd it Clttlng to expel poetry tn
terms of elements which compose the extent of my existence
Return to Sender
Tht! walks or the ghetto echoes your name,
Your memories are painted on billboards .
But where are you?
\\'here is your mind?
Colors are whirling red, yellow, blue, green
Mix Instantly and drive you away from reality.
What dav was it that vou last remembered? -. Ho'' long have you sat on the street?
You reach endlessly for yourself,
While floullng through whirlwinds of errors.
How long has lt been since you've seen nll{ht turn to day?
Where dld you come from and where e.re you going?
Like a leuer that nobody claims,
Sealed and pressed for nowherl' .
How long is a Lrlp of loneliness ?
And your bloodstream speaks of druflS,
An overdose of something that you desired but
Would not meet ''our needs ~
What one presents to others as being himself may not be
too valuable, how eve.r, what one presents to himseH could be
very dlf!lcult lf dY.elt with In fantasy IC you wnnt to be some·
one important be yourself
,
JIIO!Jgtc
barclay
Soph. Class
Presents
(jOO:D £UCK
eo;veet<~ •
1ritlll!f, ~ltr 131/t
Stamm
8 p.m.
SOd
pa11/
cltasman L Whllo football Is stllt cup·
tlvatlng the Interests of most
t.C fnns, th~ \'arslty bnskl•t •
ballers und~l" Conch Dcun
!:lemper·t hu\'t bogun prnctlCt'
lor the 1970·71 season. Scm
pen grl.!et~d elf(ht lettl•rml'O
on Nov. I £or· this yf'or s squad
nlonll with numt>-rous Rtund
outs from lust yt•nr's highly
success ful .I V squud
The fh•st dny was tor;;crved
Cor picture tUkln~ 1\0d u
thorough goln~ ovor of bnslc
1 C' offense and dl•rcnse tech
niques.
Semp~rl wlll be hundllng the
varsity cagers, Jack Ht•ad will
manage the J. V. and Royce
McDaniel . lorml'r Tigard
coach, wlll handle the Crosh
contingent
The J V wlll I nit late the
season Nov 27 2 30 In
5eattle with the local com
munity collegt tourney while
the varsltv convenes Dec 3 •
Flr Acres Theatre ls
announcln~ try outs for Its
winter term production or
Aristophones' co m e d y,
Lyslstrata. The anti-war
play, directed by Reed
College proCessor Joseph
Sadar, wlll use a cast of
30
Auditions are open to
anyone Interested. part lc
ularly actors, singers.
dancers and musicians
. Try outs will be held
in the theatre on Sunday
Monda> and Tuesday. Nov.
15 16 and 17. at 7 30 to
9:30p.m. ln the first g n m c of tho
t lp. orr tournament at Ltm ls
ond Clark against George Fox.
The rtnal gnmc or tho tournn
mcnt "Ill be held nt PnclClc
t. nlverslly .
Amon~{ returnee s Cor thl!
vat sity cagers an~ <Jtarters
Oan Brisbin, Jim Tlms und
all conference forward Ooul(
Skllle
Stud~nts can Ret thotr rlrRt
look at this year's squad Nov
12 when the Pioneers will hold
a scrimmage Bfl&lnst the t.C
1 tl\\ School students . Time Is
scheduled ror 7 30 p.m.
Schollander .•..
(continued from page ·~)
90 per cent of the remalnlng
students, according to Schol·
lander, have no real des II' e
or need Cor a job. Many
ctled an appllcatlon. but didn't
come In to discuss lt he said.
Since Lewis and C'lru k Is a
prlvnte college In a good area
Schollander sald, many people
don't give students jobs "bo
cause they thlnl< every kld
Is well to do " One sports
shop owner. when questioned
as a possible employer. was
reported to have said, ''They
probably have more money
than 1 do ·•
Reports of students that do
get jobs are favorable Schol
lander said Hopefully , he
said reports to other em
ployers wlll get moru con
sclemlo us students into rele
vant posit Ions to the com
munltv.
A-1 on her mind
And A-1 Custom Contours on his
body. In no-iron solids, stripes
and patterns. Moderately flared, a e
• A rl Books
• Fine (;ift
Books
.Records
(Classical
& Popula
• Posters
• Calendars
Dining Rooms 1 & 2
November 18·19·20
9 am. to 4 p.m
Do Your Gift Shoppmg
heel-to-toe slant. flap pockets. A mind full at only
$11 to $13 a pair.
CUSTOM CONTOURS
•
Lloyd Centt.-r Four (;real
Oregon Ciry Shopping Center '
Loca t i 0 n s Beaverton Downtown
Beaverton Bernard Moll C Ho.
orth
1'he Prl.isldol
cor the Cbs
,\MIVCT&8t
is hold
.,,,.,. hearings I
1omoer, Wed
Hearings a r
rom 9 0 m. to
to ·l 30 p. n:
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will presl
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U.N. Pres
1ow11rd Is a mt
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1 After all schE
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.ate:ty one houn
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s who wish tc
. A record wlll
lmolnles. R
~annJ< D will be
members oJ
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deraucm In pre
to Nixon
will also a
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of lherecor
presentation
ospital
eckons ~
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In buslnes
or other
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field to e~
hospital adn
VergH S P
nator or gradui
at Lewls an
The School or
the UnlversltJ
Arbor, ls
~vera1 gradual
advanced
tor this r
program le
r's degree In
lnlstratlon. n
Interested st~
to see D
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