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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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February 9, 1971 Volume 29, Number 28
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1971-02-09
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By Del*• HOIMl
Staff Vrrter
CCJmmlu s r-eco:n
CilS 111 0 lO lhe Dean
F ::clty. Alnhcm} Os:ro!l
P7oP. ;idem John Howard for
~.DC'- or .reJecdan..
cme-term U ~ study
~ruo: .s ar OOc:ided on each
by lhe <h rseas Com-
resident'S
ssembly Set
or Tomorrow
first Pre.sidenl·s As
~Jy o! the term bas bee&l
~!;;lt :!Cl CoT tomarr • Feb
ll am In &he CotmcO
'irdltlonanl. the Prest
Assembl)' bas been beld
e..-ado.n be-
lh_ eoll •nd the m lh edllcaUonaJ
1b~y '"e 'PJ oven
in c.larilyi Issues
~dblem rea.s of lbe
• aceordlrl8 to Rick
;±::m, director c:! SOFA
is bel,p to ooordinate
~e:2 ·the t cs to be dis
~ed in tomor:-·s assem
ue gua.-ana eed witJan.
!'"l"r& p.:oposals. mandatory
:ct=.;!;;;! residence ror sopbo-
1--..-and questions and Ideas
me=mbe:s a! audience . mitt racwt} lnlt!a.tes
Ideas. th_ f bUllies af
ch a:r explorEd b)
oommla recommam -
t m mbers of the
CGmmttt et.&N,I!O
• poU ol pardc:lpaat ~
r~t off-cam pro
&nm lb.rou. th cam~
maU. lbe P'W"PPU of e
poU ls to lber a eon-
of tm! ()J)Udon
J)OD l
mmt of 'the rommlttee
wU.1 e the.tr ,,.ot •
S&ud· -.e 001
~eu:had a poU am5
fe-el lM1r co are of
,-.Jw to eQ!IImftt mem-
bers b lhe1r decl-
,si.on dlr e:lr
rem art.! to Rf ct GoodJ' el
low. Ke.a or Bob Ole
SOD at p .0. 8o.J: 13i •
tian is then ~to Dean
of F cult~ and to the Pr esJ
dem. dedde U h ls 'PrBC:·
tical e.s to lil1d lem,por.
ar:: loss of sta!ho the colleg1~ .
0:--Clifford H•mu Is dJ-
rector a! :lme.mad 1 Pro-
grams ''The Lewl.s L"ldCJar
Colle rte 0\-e.""S€3.5 Study Pro
gram "n.S ~ 1h t oals
in mhxt;• said DT Hamar.
• ·-to be tel que •nd to flU •
Black His tor ,
Week
Then rill be • IK"tl:n
Ch'en Codl at ! p..c1. Ill
•• W'!:
f~ af Bta m c ...
Admf.Wan .1.5 :free. .. . . . .
ToClon-OT a eoooert...W
gh-en by Clabe Hanpn,
BJ&ct roct-foll er. ar
p.m. in Stamm D:fntng
Room. Lewis and Cla~k
mdents ..W be admitted
II l!!il! am:l w :-a! public
lOT $1.
ap ain om ines T
itecture as ne
I o basJeall~ en ordained
dmlued the Rev
P te:r. L is eod
chapla.fil • And
• tnnb be l 'COOU.ld
that stude:n1s 11 me
'Itnw lnst d o:f auyihlng
:.:...~ formel
18) BnN:r E rlin8u
tafT Write
~des ."" said Chaplain
' R~lsMl
e Dr or Rabbi. bt.a
descriptive djec:d \"e
e callln,g m 'bello
~.U ul Pouer · "
ne;r chaplain balls from
'Q;rl\'lania nere be Qudied
p Stat be·
·Eme.ring mlllt&r) ser-
lbeo began 10 tblnt
te'cls of eom nlqg ·abe~
£rdlltecture Into oae
: ct:.::.::;nn l for alJ • • rams
gap t'l 1 schools Ou rsezs
rare stud) p ln to rm this
eou:nu-lf that a: m f re-nuns
QU!:;m.l} 'rl ed &rP all OrJ • America . aDd
too many cxac:urles that a:r a aJ~m:rl cuJ.
rarely lted. 'T ~ and tvr •Dlf ec~mer:nJeal sea are 3)
Howard, Faculty Note Building,
Parking Among 1971-T2 Pro· ects
SU"UetUre that sill
enlar _ p:hysJcs and chem-
ISUJ bJU~"' bi, glued dls·
C'U!iS!DD a! e faculty m~-eet.Jn.i
1.1!1.5l
(M the S5tJO. Q!)I) .£0:!1
OOl) already arhL
tb .100.000 cl-
pated tram r-so-trees The
~ema !'200. is
f 0015 • the p:-esem cam-
pal As _ as
th ebemistr) adcflti • e
new Slr'UClW"e wiD also pro
\"! dmat ~.ce ~
for racuh) Clem rs
In Bn tmerrl &h :thE
~ ur-H_r btbe · Pres-
1 dsm Htward sr ''ad t ::::u pro
jected balldfn,g plans faT 1911 -
i2 re modest fn COA:lparJ-
so:n some of our Her
bopEs aoo plans ..
·we to pr~
additional · ~ facnllfes-
If a:ru, r or the end!· -sec-
ood -cless In da}
p !aw school
·Also. enr.ums .:a!•'wavs
.~ -and par Ji aeec sa:ue
eeft,.,.. end. tb srnne lw:il~
mar ahle tO ~ ne
bdl to hO'Se CW" bnildmg
and gJ omvts ~~esr. . so
that tbey mtgtn ve a per-
ma pla«> from 'eb to
ftmc1J for the firsl d::e
since lhe col ~ ~ b:·augiit
to this csmpus
.. In lao. 110e ~ to
Enlarg_ the an depwrtmem -
particUlarly to ::l21f.e mD:-e
eo ogy,
angua ~ge pp""M• o::.e"'~:ns •
A P'M. ~!ia cera.au.cs
-~•l""tl sa ld mat aould pro-
de
lt,be pw- o! ~~
faa.Jh members a..,
car·s b
final-
tzed a.dt} 'm!~~ -
pl&:l can Car pur-
• cl:iillSt' a! ce t a lr,
la: LC UCL1lt} :
dea~ OOSt
d5scuss!tJO
ttl!! P cpasal
Lewis and Clark
CoUege
Vol XXIX • o. 28
Februaly 9. 1971
Religion Week Plans
Informal S ~essions
abo-n are·s pe:rsaoal U:tee!.~
and tt lates lO cme
and Ufe·stY
' Srmd.a)'. Feb H, !lhr~;h
nesda}'. F l;
; 39 p m lo " R.oo:n
o! Fla;ragan Ompel
Pan!dp;a.If in diseus·
sl iU'E' sb: pe..-s tLi tS frc:ll
0!1 nd o:!.f Cl8 mp;zs IL'""e
i:Imll \"Ed l.o &O:n farm o.!
1m!rrls:r) n m- _
0: en Tbe R End
~-per Ri ·csa?I. pas:o:-m
'Oellta:~.·. 000:: 0:-r.ch Ill
Po:tl&nd J Cl)E~
•. uo::c_ .tes • a abo?n
Rudol~ 8 1lnnacn and
tbE:clt® · ol b ope lt lsp ---a.c-
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... Le Ourell
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Trinity P !terl ... Clmrdl
LD Oarbeu
aDd 11 f ocnb- ~.~ eaz se:ni::l3.l uu.l
• San Franclsc:o
··~ inary In -Attsel:J::lO and
Mllte Mar 1h 1957 LC ad·
1 anrl a la}-mlni e:r ,
side reb Mar·..,_.
also partl tn
na.rlans' discuss!ons .. LF1ri
and Clart I F ebra:a.ry . I
e • at eco IX!. PD:J 1] &:""' Ac •
ti= e«nmraee ~ ~~iR:::i:i -H~·
the srea mtniSln--~ _..,..,..., e:i;i;daJI::
q:EStlo:i ~ ~ lt~.agr -
la:es '\"0-
Ee -
formal
so:n_ sr::rod"tetc :r
ows rlf:l~~·:s as to tee l;!!;e
af too.:JS II: tt:£1l
"''OesiUiCJC!:ICSS es -ell as
-:Sl~l=-
af::n
lev£::!'" ts tD ~'"'0'\'id£!
~ ..... '6, in all
express ~
lagfcal am«." -ns a !d shi;
to ~rw
~~s
il::i::llley • f1 es
........ ~ • de '
the cl';:.Irch ta SJDl pu- related st:rvcnues .··
As an essislam pastor at
Presbyterian Omreb
.1-~ . emo, T:aylor :ser'\"'E'd
d=:~Plaln for lhree &rea The Rev. Taylor M. Portrr ~.an Ans mo ro.rm mlnlst rla.l es •nd
1 f11m1 ~ ru be dmfe.s mo:e n -
He then guc:Ued 8l Pl'inoeton
a G ellbe.lm Fell -
lhls lime the
~tts!Jr.erian Call u:n-
ca,pJtal funds
lhe mnslrucUOD
centers lhrough
~ld \\ n.g OUl
teidqua:rt rs ln Stone}·
l~ art &Cited as
shoot r ~ bJs senice:s recr.JeS:ed ~
Jtst moe ~ us fOtmd
Cbaplatn p t r In nmna.nd
as a eonsultam for a d
range or arcllit ural ects.
hx:lndln a municipal bnusing
'P:r'OJeet
"Jbf selecW:m o1 Olaplaln
P011er eame aft :r an ellded
sstreh b3: a speeiaJ ca:nmlt·
.. b s a loi~g •nd SMD t
fult!'J3 IS10TJi. • satd th chap
Jaln bul il am '11C &od*) bee use o1 cbolT t:oUr c
came her tn I~ from th
S..an Pra.ndsco Theol cal
5eminary h 'IRS dur tha.1
) r • I fell in IO"'e th
this scbonl 1Dd m.) f ~ -e wile
.no Is an 1£ gra t trs p ter me tormer
Ben\ Jo '\·a .-ed:as cha.\r
~
man of th Jumn5 fted 1h1
hlch red •
m Oc:&ober v. nue
as a t designer
( •Jwed p!16e 3) John Parker pad te
o! Mt 1 Seminar)· . ,..'ho
is eurJ'Ie.:nl)• BSSQC le
CatboHc ehaplaln far Ore·
-t Ccrrred lnstl-
................. and ....,_ L.il .. twl1c!i ,,.. .. -c: .. fb! I • Ui:tld like lD
pursue De'tl' pcs:sibil!tl and
e~-ie~ U. p a=ld
mustc m & rnicls:ne.s
a'i'ld -. ....
pan t
-rvtce Page2
A Time For Questions
If the ... ubjcct .... a hot potnto al ) ou do not knO\\ whnt to
do, appomt a commi ·ton Hopcfulh. b) the time fh~)
report. the problem will havl~ gone aw::ay.
Hownrd E Shun111n
\dministnltivc AsSJ fnn(
to Sen. Wilhnm Pro Am ire (I) Wis.) ••••••••••
en!'rJI topics on thas ~lllfl\1'- rna} bt: ~..:onsadcrcd hot
potJtocs, what wtth thl tuatton and fc~ htl..cs. the pos..Sibdity
of ,ophomorcs bemg rcquarl·d to live on campus. thl cuts tn
oll-<"Jmpu~'tudy groups for 1971-L, and mynad othe~
Comm1 -~iono; commit tc:•cs, and ... cn11tcs legao;latt .• mcdaate
coordin:ttl procr.tsttnate, adnumqrat~.· and masturbate
COIII.'gC poliliC'>
But kf he ~ndid about it. John Howard sllll hao; tht• lal'>t
word. H1. .-. the guy responsablc for 1\cl•ping t hl trustt ~l" happ}
and he rnes (as he recentl) statl·d) "to k~l'Jl a numbl·r of balls
in the a1r and hcp !!>Orne balnnc~. · in our progr..un.'
The Pre idcnt s A~"emblv afford~ ... tudl·nts tht.> •
opportunity to quc.stton Hov,:ard on th~..· hot pot.llot.' . It is
not <>ct up as n galkry to pi'0\1dc students a chance to take
pot shots at the pn:sadt•nl o comm1ssaons, ~..om mit tccs, or
senate· ... und bct\\Cen the student with intelligent ,
penctrotmg qucstlon~ and the man who should hm·c mo't of
lhc answers.
Att~nd the a. sembly tomorrow at II a.m. in Council
Chnmbcrs. Ewn if you're on a free ride here, or momm} ' and
daddy p3} JIJ the bills. you :.till ha\'C 3 chance to have
... omct hing to s.:.' about college polic) . Don't pa s up the
opportunity -{J_.\1.
Once upon a dme In the
country called Wonderfuland
there "as a magjcal creature
called a Nixon
It had the magical property
of beifl8 able to take itself
apart and put itself together
wtth new Ingredients as the
times demanded . As the tJmes
changed, It changed, Which
Ia a vtnue highly respected
by one and by all.
Now the ctrst time the Nixon
put Itself together, lt used
Pioneer
Log
Ofjil'.lll/ publu:ruion ol rh~ Arsoc.a.
tt!d StudmtJ of l~wu and Ctcrk
Colt~z~. 061 J S. It'. Pa/4nnc II til
HoQd, PortiDnJ, Orqoo 97219.
f'llblWrt!!d tv.-lc~ weeki)' Jurint thl'
t~«df:mk )'t'tf' by CIJJCCJt' Publuh·
l1tC Co. S«..nd dm pos14zt paid 111
Portf4nd, Or~ton
EDITOR ••••••• GReG 'MYERS
ASSOClA T'E EDITOR •••••••• ,
N~CY \'AREKAMP
tORI VAROSU
COPY EDITOR ••••• , ••• , •• , ••
• • •••••••• BARBARA WHS'J
STAFF 'WRtl ERS ••• , ••• , •••••
H08ERTA HALVORSON, .11M
OOF.Lli£'1', .IOIIN COOMLF:R.
TOM UANCOCK, RlCK
MRTSGER, DA \'10 TULl •• BRUCE ETL1NGF.Q,
MAli lL Y:N CURTIS, TOD\r
DANIELS, DEr881E liOI'F.
1-'1101 OG llAPUJ.KS • , , ••••••••
I.ARltY MASON. 'TOM UUl·
t..eU. T'=> M PM ll F. 'l"T , 1J It f: W BRAUN
HUSIN&SS MAMAGEK ••••••• , •••
• • •. •• .... • • ..... JANICE STAL&\"
ASST. ltUSINESS IMGii •• , ....... ,
• • • • • • • • • • • • • VICKI TAKAHAStn
ADVISERS ........... , •••••••••••
• • .. •• ..... CliUCK ClfARNQUIST ••• • •••••• , • • ••• PETf!lt \'l.w\1108 all thu lngrt!dlents loved by
the Conservatives , It used
Anti-Communism , Mlllc.ary
Mlghl, Fiscal Responslblllty,
Unlversnl Mllltary Training ,
Victory In War and It topped
the whoh thing off with a
whipping of Welfare Bums
The Conservatlvt.!s examined
the tow.l result, rubb~d their
tummies and cried, "Mmmm,
it's n Nixon'"
The Liberals examined the
total result, clutched their
throats and cried, "Aghhh
It's a Nixon!"
or course. both sides said
It was nothing personal The
Conservatives said they loved
the Nixon because of Its in
gredients. And the l..lberals
said they hated tbe Nlxon be·
cause of Its Ingredients
For thls was the grown-up ,
rational way to judge such
creatures .
• • • • •
The tlmeft, as tlmes wlll,
changed. They grew awfuUer
and owtuller Young despised
old, blacks despised whites,
rich despised poor and the
Conservatives and Liberals
went around clubbing each
other wlth metaphors, simi
lies and any other construc
tions hand)'.
The Nixon was very trou
bl~ ''I must," It said,
"bring us together Oh, It
only the t.lberals loved me,
too."
And then it had an Idea.
"The times have changod,"
1t said; "therefore I must
change. I wut takf' myself
11p11rt and put myself together
a~aln with all the Ingredient s
LlboraJs love • •
So the Nixon called all the
l .. lburols tog~ther. And b~
!ore their very eyes, lt took
ttself apart and put Itself to·
gcther again with all new In
gredients , one by one.
"took,'' said the Nixon,
"I will b(•gln by negotiating
peace treaties with the Com
munists.••
"Mmmmmm," said the l..lb·
crola, rUbbing their tummies.
"that's goodl" TH£ PIONEER t.OG
Letters To T
Join Boycott
To the Editor
No" then are 50 thousand
U. S and South VlotnameRe
troops on the Combodlnn and
Laotian borders The Soviet
and Japanese press arc tell
lng us that we already have
Invaded Laos
This Is even more terrify
lng If that Is possible , than
the Cambodian Invasion last
spring, because at that time
the people were Informed of
the action
Now President Nixon Is tell·
tng neither Congress nor the
citizenry what Is happonlll8
There Is a news blackout
President Nixon continues to
expand .he "ar after last
sprlng"s mandate !rom Con
gress and the people to end
the war as quickly as pos
slbJe
A sustained ectort Is neces·
sary to end the war Wrlle
your congressman and Co.mlly
Remind them of what is hap
penlll8. Join In the boycott
to prove both our wllllngness
to sacrtrlce and our Intentions
to continue, and l! necessary
to escalate our eforts to end
the war
Verbal tactics must be aug
mented by economic pres·
sure Wf: must try to bring
the war home.
By Arthur Hoppe
"Then,' • said the Nixon,
''1 add less mtUtury spend·
ing."
"Mmmmmm," said the Lib·
erals, rubbing thelt tummies ,
''that's good I"
• Now,'' said the Nlxon. to
help the unemployed here's
a proposed $11.6 billion bud
get deficit."
Mmmmmm. " said the Lib
erals, rubbing their tummies,
"that's good!''
"And see,'· said the Nixon,
"I'm abolishing the draft,
leaving out VIctory In War
and bringing our boys home.'·
· 'Mmmmmm. ·' said the Lib
erals, rubbing their tummies,
"that s good ·
"Lastly," said the Nixon
proud.l~ • I m topping the
whole thing orr with a revo
lutionary welfare program
that's bound to end poverty
forever! Now do you love
me?"
Th.e Liberals circled slowly
around the all · new creature
and examined It with profound
thoughtfulnes s Then In uni
son they clutched their throats
and cried out ln one voice
'A~hhh . It's a Nlxon1·•
• • • • • •
Moral: A Nixon may change
with the times, but a Liberal?
Never!
(Copyright Chronicle
Publish lOR Co 1971) We urge your creative
thoughts In developing non
violent techniques for brlnR
lng th~ realltles o! the war
home Support the boycott
ot all commercial establish
ments Tuesdays, wrlte letters
und continue to SPEAK OUT
AGAINST THE WAR
Betty Fleer Linda Jorgenson
Deborah Ball Carolyn Studer
Paul Barker Sarah Morgan
Praise for Printers?
To the Editor
I would like to congratulate
your printers They are very
skilled people This letter Is
only simple sentences . 1 hope
h does not tax their skill
Two or my letters have been
printed In the last two terms
The) have been full or mis
takes Swiss cheese has !ewer
holes I did not make them.
The t.og sta!C did not make
them (They told me so )
The printer made them!
The Log should get new
printers I know of a very
good group They could under
stand a compound sentence
They would not leave out com
mas They would not leave
out words They would not
add words of their own. They
would do a much better job
all around
This group Is near here.
They would not cost much.
They are the first -grade
£lngerpa1ntlng class at Lake
Oswego Elementary School.
(1 hope "Fingerpalnt1ng ''
was not too long a word. Old
you get lt, bovs?)
Woody Carlson
Gripers Sltoultl Vote
To the Editor:
Excuse the tired adage, but
this student body sounds like
they wam to grlpe about things
unrll the cows come home
But when lt comes down to
uctlon they back out fast'
What am I talking about?
Witness the recent Senate
elections We have been born
PEACE, WAR
AND THE
CHRISTIAN
CONSCIENCE
By Joteph Foher
. :z.., •••• t.o .... ~ . th•t "'""" l'ln l•tl•nll)''ll ••lfmto, lhtmtlfh !l,cl(Ju
) ....... '" lll'ttll th• ~"' 111!~111 "' \\'lit' \ hal,.nr..,l , lnrtunlt•lrlllh' ur
'""'lth•n• 111n11lnu ''"m 111!-out
"''''"'"'•' ( lh• I"• """'It"' 1. tlnuuwh llnut .. l Will Cth,.lu•l•""' lll.,u)·t .
I•• Chrl•tll\n 1"1~11\•n•
"'1'.,. ..... \\nr lln•l th•· C'hrl•tu"'
C·•n•f'it"nt:"" ("un~Juale.,. "Uh C'un .. r•te"'
•l•t•• Ito" ""''"II" ln•lhdtlual ~nn tlll<t• ... l'l"f'l'\ut.- ··,..C"aro un ..-atih ..
In nn~ )lr.,.,, U\C'r r.nu.Ql'tO c-ur1h~
In rhrulallnn Sift" I• C<tt•lc-t .. ,...
•11•1·1· r..-. (rurn-
Peace Booklet
The Chrlatophers
Department SC
1 :Z Eaat 48th Street
New York, NY 10017
~············································ : eH \RTERS FLlCHT ... TO : • : ll \" o\11. E ROPE A '0 ASIA : • • • Round Trip •
: March 20, 197l·March lti, I Q 71 to ll11" .111 •••••••••••••••••• S 125 :
• June 12, I971·June 20, 1971 -to 1-l:lwau .................... S12S •
: Junell,l97l·Jui)9,JQ7J -tol.ontlon .••••••••••••••.•••• , \lSO:
• June 13, 1971·1\ug. 20, 1971 -to london ................... , ~263 •
• Junl.ll3, 1'171-Aug. 211, I'J71 to loliyo. , .................. !.797 •
: Junlli.S, 197l·Scpt. I 0, 1971 -to l ondon • , .•. , ............. S263 :
• June 19,197l ·Junc27,1971 tolluwatl., ................... SI2S •
: Juh 19,1971 •.\UIJ.I!,I971 tulondon .................... S270:
• ~e~v • • • : Sept 9, 1971 l'ortlond to I ondon , • • • • • • .. • • .. .. • s 1 SO :
• !)cl'l J:S, 1971 Portlan(lco I ondon .............. :::::.: 135 •
• Junl.' 2. t971 London IO \oncou'''· n.c. . . . . . • . SISO •
: Rlitc:s tvaillbk: to L~wn and Clark Coli~ JtudcntJ :
• f~eulty _, ataff and mcmbrn of thc:ir tmmt'dta«~ Cam1hcs~ •
: CaJI 01 ~nlc Ted Schclnman, No, 20, Nc~A~ Off~ee :
• Bu•ldtnp 11 l.cwiJ and t1a.rk, ht J.4.C 01 Homr· • • 24-4490) • • • •.•...•..•.....••....•.••••.•......•.•••.•••• : Februar
itor
barded by ull sorts or art~
about what the student Senttt
Is or ls not doing Yet, ~
!our seats bocam~ vacant, 0111]
30 par com or the entire 11~
dent body turned out to Yott
It seems to me that, 11.
cause or such a gross laek rJ
concern, only those 30 PI'!
cent ha vo any right to 8J'Ifl!
In the future Yet. I'm
~-.. that many of our past l!hlot·
gripers didn't bother to Vott
They argue. 'whyvote \\'bf:
we don't know who we are '"01·
lng !or or what they start
tor?' Well, an attempt "U
modo to rectify the sltuaUQl
by having the candidates 5pea1
at dinner
Those candidates who \\"tit
there made a valiant effOit
to Inform the student voten
but they had to compete O\r~
constantly yak.ldng people :
wonder how many of thoset~t
were to.lklng actually '~~~ett
down and voted?
In the future, I would sue
gest that students quit grip
lng and start acting
Marilyn Curtb r------
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_For \)young
aggressors
in wide ti
Your mode of dreu iJ
new, .mel so is vour style.
You huvt• your own wu~ of
doing things lncJtJpondtm
AI Pro\ idcnt Mutual.
\\'t~ like· ~our styk ·\!> an
insurunc:t_) counsello r we
wunl .)'OU to bo
mdcptmdcnl. And whilll
you'rp lll it perform .t
useful St!tvicu-for
corporations us well as
indl\'idunls f·'ar.t: 22~u or
this comp.any's top ogenls
h(•gc~ n cnrniug and leorninr
whilt• still in c:ollegu.
Stop b}' or phonu our
C•ttnpus offico todu \'. Ch•>rl
out our Cnmpus In ierns1\IP
Jlrogrnm. Nt•v~r lot it n•• .. •
thut tusurnnc:u c:ounsollm{l
c.lol'sn'l ~o with during
yuung Jtlfln In wild wltlc .......
Compu1 Age.nu
Jeff J1eobt, Lerry Bowe
and Bob Oleton
Rlc:herd H. F,..eh M.G.R.
FRASCH & ASSOCIATES
Sunn 315, Rrviera Piau
Portlond , Orevon 97201
PhOM: 222-4301
PRO VI ENT
MlllUAL LIFE Announc
Tho Lambda &PI
httrt's Boll wtll ~
Feb 13 from 9 l
nJghl In Stamm Dln
daJICI! IS both ~
aJrl ask guy
'J'he Seymour R
1 local rock gro~
tor tho llrst tim()
tho semi !ormo.l c
are $3 25 and rna:
1t the door ul (
umbda members
• • • •
'J'hc Music Hour
present the LC ch
00 the spl ral su
Ttmpleton main lo~ • • • •
Charles R Pld
JfCuMlY oUlcer. ce
1101 to leav<> pursl.!
library tables '
bleycles on campue~
• • • •
Lewis and Clark
!Teld In a wrest
Thursday, Feb. 1 J
Pamplin.
• • • •
On Saturday Fe
soccer team wUI ple
land SUI. to In Grla\1
2pm • • • •
George Hltchco
ciJ~ pool and ed
will read selectlon.a
oo'J'hursday . F cb
reading, sponsored
department . wtll tl
1n Tamarack Louns
• • • •
The Templeton 1
Recreation Room ,
all times. Equlj
checked out at
Deslt
"Everything you
to kJ'Ioo,~, about Aft
bt the title of a <
slides ond exhlbllEI
morrow by Kent Ha1
!dent of student
discussion wlll ta~
lnlernadonal Loun{
• • • •
A representative
Ward wUJ vJslt
Office on Tuesday 1 ten1ew Cor Job op
l.nlller. merchandJ
eesslng man.agem1
Arthur Anderso•
lnlervle\\ account!
the position or s1
oo Wednesday, Feb
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me vacant, orliJ
the entire
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me thot, ll!,
a gross lack t:4
those 30 Pt~
right LO grtp.
Yet. ('m !!lilt FebruarY 9. 1971
Announcements
Tbo t.nmbda aponaor('d Sweet
hotrt'a Boll wtll lxl hold Saturday,
Ftb t3 from 0 P m until mid
olght In Stamm Dining Room The
dance 111 both lfUY oak 1drl and
llrl· attk guy
The St•ymour Rook OrchP.atrn.
a Jocol rock sroup, wlll oppenr
cor tho first time on cnmpu11 at
tho s(lml rormnl dunco Tl~ltets
are $3.25 nnd may be purchased
1t th•• door, ut meals or from
Lambda member&
• • • • • • • •
our past eh!E!
bother to VOlt
1 'why vote-v.~
vho we are VOl·
&at they s~ 1
n attempt 1f\l 1
~ the sltuau~
andidates &pel! 'Jll~ Muslc Hour tomorrow wiU
presf'nt the t.C choir pnrCormiOR
011 tho spiral stnlrcoee by the
femph.!tOn main lounJto at 2 10 p m
• • • • • •
Charles R Pickett, chief LC
aecurllY otflcor cnutlons students
oot co leav~ purses or wallets on
llbrai"Y tables or ullllttended
bteycles on campus atlon A poll of all membors
or the faculty Is taken annually
In which they are asked If ond
when they would like to take
u group overseas, where they
would llke to go, and when they
would be able to go Oeopart
ment chairmen ore then con
ferred wlth to determine whe
ther or not the obsenoe or that
starr member would be a
detriment to lhc functioning of
his department during tho
terms required to take his
group overseas If there are
more than one staff member
able to take o groupoverseas ,
a faculty committee consls
tlng of faculty o.nd students
who have previously parllcl
pated In the Overseas Pro
gram, meets to determine who
ls best qualltled for the job. lates who "trt
valiant
student voten
' compete 0\11
~lng people 1
ny ofthosc
actually wta
' ~ l would s~.
IJlts quit grip.
tlng
~arllyn Cunu
• ·or
roung
~ssors
le ties.
pe of dress IS
your st~'lc.
J' OW II 'Wll\' of
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'ent Mutual
'lyle. As an
ansellor we
b
\nd while
form u hishiJ
for
s well us
ct: 22% of
top ugunts
and lenrninJ
·ollegc.
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today. Chrrl
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LIFE • • • • • •
Lcwla ond Clark will meet Lln
rteld In a wrestling match on
Thursday, Feb. 11 at 3 p.m ln
Pamplin
• • • • • •
On Saturday, F('b 13, the LC
socct!r team will play uRal run Port
land Su1to In Griswold Stodlum at
2p m
• • • • • •
George Hitchcock, San Fran
cisco pooL and editor or Kayak
trill read selections Crom his works
on Thursday. Feb. 11. The poetry
reading, sponsored by the English
department, will begin at 8 p m
In Tamarack Lounge
• • • • • •
Tile Templeton College Center
Reert'atlon Room will be open at
aU times. Equipment cnn be
checked out at the lnlormatlon
[)(>.s){ Potter
(From Page One}
for a church In Philadelphia. ,
Taylor reluotamly consented
to attend the alumnJ banquet
at his wile's request
Just by chance, he happened
to ask an administrator wheth
er Lewis & Clark "just hap
pened to need a chaplain.''
Within a short period or time,
an Interview was set up und
the committee, although they
had resolved themselves to
pick from the fleld they had
already. was so Impressed by
theIr lnlt tal Interview, that
• • • • • • they requested another chance
"Everythlll8 you always wanted to meet wlth the man they
to know about Afghanlstan" will were soon to hlre.
be the title or a dlscus6lon with Chaplain Potter brings no
alldcs and exhlblt:; presented tO· preconceptions of Student
morro" by Kent Hawley vice pres-feelings regarding rellglon,
ldent oC student oJfalrs The nor does he plan on Imposing
dlvcusslon wlll take-place In the a plan of activity upon the
lntllrnatlonal Loungo at 3 30 P m students Instead he $ees hls
• • • · • • role as that of a ractlltator
A represontatlve of Mont~omery who will work to encourage any
Ward will vtslt the Placemont and all people and group~ In
Olllce on Tuesday, Feb. 16 to In· the campus communJty he
t~rvlew Cor Job openli\RS as con-serves.
troller, morchandlalng data pro- Despite the ract that I have
cesslng manaRement and others. no theological personal or
Arthur Anderson and Co wUl political u to grind. I do in
lnlervlc" accounting majors Cor tend to use m)! base as a con
Lh11 position or stalf accountant cerned archllect to become
oo Wednesday Feb 17 actively Involved in the aUalrs
(Contlnued on Page 4) or my community '' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' .
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VAflti~TI~S ---.---OND .... TO 00 PIONEER LOCi
rams
Allhough It ls desirable,
faculty leaders are not re
qulrt'd to be nuent ln the lan
guage spoken In the country
they are going to In the case
of leaden. who don't speak the
language, an assistant Is
chosen who ls nuent In the
spoken language
Each year more than 3()({,
or the graduates of Lewis o.nd
Clark have been Involved In
the Overseas Study Program
The Lewis and Clark Col
lege Overseas Study Program
Or. Chfford Hamar
began In 1962. Previously,
the only students from the
college who went overseas
were mostly junior Jansuage
majors with adequate funds
available to them. A very
basic program was set up by
a faculty advisor here on cam-
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pus, and from there the stu
dent was on his own.
The pro#(ram has rapidly
advanced since tht' early '60's
Now Lewts and Clark usually
hos a regular dlrE>ctor In the
foreign countrh.!s In which It
has a.n overseas progrom
That director will set up aca
demic "operations, • In the
city or town In which the par·
ticular group Is staying, In a
university . IC thls ls not pos
sible, arrangements are made
to !let up classrooms In build·
lngs such as Y .M.C.A. 's (or
comparable rorolgn public
buildings) or churches .
ActfYitles Plaa11d
H a unJverslty Is used. aca
demic actlvtlles of Lewis and
Clark students artt planned
around those or the other unJ •
verslty students . U there are
dormitories at the university,
arrangements are made for
tht: students to stay there But
as there seldom are dormt
tortes housing Is round Cor
them In private homes. hotel3,
or other accomodatlons .
Sometime during the course of
study In a country, each stu·
dent Jives In a private home
Cor at least a month.
Often, professors oo the
faculty or these unlversit les
arc asked to teach some of the
classes or our overseas
groups. Sometimes one oCthe
Corel~n teachers ls asked to
coordinate and schedule an en
tire academic program. using
teachers from the unJverslty .
ourse • Paaea
Weep Little Child'
A child 1s born.
Not an ordinary child.
But a weeplna Uule chUd.
One that Is naked,
And will remain that way 'Ill
death.
One wbo weeps bec:au1e of
hunger. dJrt.
And a house that iR not a home.
Weep Uttle chUd. Weep Uttle
cblld.
Weep Uttle chJld for your
mother
The one who aave )'OU Ufe.
And the one to nourlsb you.
One who has deserted you.
Where ic; c;be?
Does she not love you?
Weep little cbUd. Weep little
chJld.
Is this America?
Tbe American way or Hie?
''Tbe land of tbe free?''
Yes, tbls is Black America.
Bul wbere, where ls Wblte
America?
Tbe maker of Black America.
And the destroyer of Its people.
Weep little child. Weep Unle
child.
That ·s right little chlld,
Weep until you can't any more.
Til your eye ball begin to
ach.e.
But as you vocep remember.
One d&)'. some bow. &hat ""e,
as a Black Nation.
Shall rise up and flgbt.
UotU our bodies are CO\ ered
whb blood,
Til we be&ln a cold sweat,
And &ears are no more.
Weep Unle child. Weep Uttle
ch.ild.
-Arc he L. McAdoo
If you enjoy your work, it
shows. In your personal life
and in the quality of the
work itself. That's why we
look for people who enjoy
working with people.
Helping people. Because
that's what a bank is all
about.
At Security Pacific Bank
we are proud of our
contributions to the
betterment of individual life.
Assisting in all things that
help people function better
in areas connected with
money.
Now, what can we do for you? We give you training that
exposes you to all phases of our banking operation . Then
we give you the responsibilty that you need to prove
your abilities. This system works so well that most of
our people achieve a corporate officer's title anytime
after 18 months.
If you enjoy making decisions that make things happen,
start now. Make an appointment to see our
representat ive today. We'll be on campus
Friday, February 12.
We are an equal opportunity employer . PIONEER LOG
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( C.LA .. IFIED Aosl
Fredlrnen Ton Hudlon thps 1n rwo pomu over htplea Mttylhul"'t dti nder •
tn. Pioneer ftmtla post vactory. Ton w• hlgh-poont women wtth 19. Ttw, LC -n'1 vllr'Jity t.Jlletball tum mcrved their ... on's ,.cord to 2 0 let wwek by
downing P110foc: Uol'ftrslty. 39·18, The nut hornt ilmt wtll bt ••IU't GtO'lJII
Folt College on Wtdnedri . Feb 10, at 4:30p.m. in Pamplin,
(Photogr~ph by 0f't'W B,..un)
Announcements
The U S 'avy recruiter will be
ln dining room 4 oJ Templeton
WednestJay , Feb. 10 andThursdey,
Feb IJ lO lmervtew possible ap·
pllcants Positions art: open In
ID.Ilnagemcat and uecutJve train·
illii, englneerio&, medicine, nuns
lag, dentistry. business admJnl
sLTat1on and &\1atlon. No appoint·
mentis necessary
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On Thursday Feb 16 Bur
rou!Cls Wellcome and Co ~111
lntervl seniors interested In
promoting pharmaceutical pro
d-.Jcts o the medical pror~ton
lntt:r ed seniors should ma);e
e.ppolntmems for lnten'i~-s In the
Plccem nt Of!lee
• • • • • •
Or. Charles w Webster , rep·
rest:! ntall~tl o! the James S Kem·
per Foundation, wlll be on campus
Wednesday, Fooruary 10. to ln·
tervtew those srudenLS lnleruted
ln applying for a James S. Kemper
Foundation Sebolarsttlp These
scholarships are avallable to .W·
dents ln any major who Intend to
pursue a ca~er ln Insurance .
For Junhe:r Information, or lO
malre on appolntmt'nl for an In· tervte". lruc~ted students may
contact lhe Financial AJds Of(lce,
Room 25 Odell Manor, or call
eJtenslon 412.
• • • • • •
Lystatrata, a Gr~k comedy rec •
ommended tor adults only, wtll be
preserut.>d thJs weelu>nd In Fir
Acres Theatrto VIctoria Lewis
and Rob"n Glowacki CO•St.ar In
this ancient version or Women's
Liberation
~·············~ • Fir Acres • • • • • • Theatre • • • • presents • • • • • • • • lgtilftafa • • • • • • • • • • • • 8:30P.M . • • • • Thursday Friday • • • • Saturday Sunday • • • • • •••••••••••••
A Corsage For Her?
A Boutineer For Him?
Don't Forget
636-9658 • Valentine's Day
• Sweetheart's Ball mqe Jlalatine attner
BY Paul tapleton •
\\'bat e\ U lurks ln the blad •
der or Harr)? Some RO) he
bas been dropplna uric acid
all over campuA. In fact to
the point or destruct ton, sabo·
tage and vandalism He may
even be a state law offender.
ln cases llke this only extreme
measures can be taken
• • • • •
Back to the real world and
matters of Importance Well
klddies you ve flnally done o
great deed Because of our
disregard the athletic df:'port
ment has had to take some
action,
There was once upon a tlmt:
that one could arrive at the
sports palace and be able to
take advantage or the play
room But no~. because there
are not enough towels and
paraphenaHa only those peo ·
ple who have equipment check
ed out can use school provided
laundry
Ltmftlng the usage to the
Jocks? · ·untoir you cry?"
Your hair needs washlngl
You say "all students should
have equal rights. not some
thtngs limited to a select rew "
Well how many towels do
you have at home? In your
dorm? or leCt at the beach?
Aha -there you have the rea
son
ACOUSTICS CITY
SOUND SERVICE
• Old c\ New Guitan
• Btue Grass Sechon
• Guitar & Amp Rep111
39th A SE Llocoln l3S.I49$ • On the bu~el and prlorlty
thereof:
W& know where the money
Is needed most We wlll give
up $100,000 to the needed
development of Griswold, and
another $25.000 for a new
o.stro type turf for the track
(We can't have our trackmen
running in the mud. you know)
Nowhere In the next ten
years do the gods of the
"trusty" board see any need
for new books ln the library
or ne~ mlcro·lllms (I guess
the library already has every·
thing lt needs)
Let's bring glory back to
the school fans Get out
there and cheer Ask If you
can borrow your dad's racoon
coat and hit the next game
That's where It s at
Hit 'om again HARDER ...
HARDER $100 REWARD for lo11
orange and blonde male PolJI .
eranlan. S W Rldge Drlvt!.
246 1230 or 244-2333
LOST Set of false teetb,
lo Templeton lavatory. Cell
Condlce Kay Avttty, elCt 354.
Reward. No questions asked.
Urgent'
POLLUTION SOLtrriON
Tomorrow's Product• Tod&J,
Oraa.ntc (ooo-pbospbattc, oo
NTA). Dutrlbutors needed.
Top commission plu bonuea.
No lnvestmeot • ·we tra.lD,
Start today. 775·3105.
•••••••••••••••••••••• • • • Lewu & Cltrk Stylo Shop •
: Appo1ncrnent1 Avtllable '
• For Men And For Women :
• Mondav Thu~v Fridav •
: 10 A.M To 4 PM :
• Call 244-6650 Or lnformatton o.., : ......•...••........ ,
Swectltcnrts '
Hall
aturda) ight -February 13
In tnmm From 9 to 12 Midnight
1\tu"ic Bv •
Seymour Rock Orchestra
$3.25
(Don't Forget Girl -\. K. GliYS!)
lidct~ .l\va~1ablc At Dmncr And AI The Dour
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Is WORLD CAMPUS AFLOAT
' •
• • for YOU?
It can be nO\-\', \\-ith the former
Ql FF ELIZABETH
providing more accommodation and lower rates
; • I he &nllur,\lell.ahk , ..:nurrnou'h cnm:hmg c\p~ru:n~.:c ol ,, .cmc,h;r .11 ,c,, ''
IIIH\ \\llhtn lhc r,tnl!&: ut rtlthl ~,•,)lle}!c ,lmh:nh ,\11nunum "" 1 h.1n: hccn
h.'Jm:~tl .• ~ mu~.:h ,,, 7:!"i llrnm '\1~7~ ''''"" ,,, '"'~J whu:h 111du,h;,
ruunJ th~o· \\'''''' P·"'·'!,!C. llh!.ll\, .ur-\:onJIIu,n ~o:ll ,,c~·,unmu,J.aln'n' .tnJ lull
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rt:I..'CI\e cri..'JII lur thl..' wurl.. h.t~l.. .tt h1' home c.1mp"'
The 'h1p 1., \Out d.l)>'"""" .mJ lhc \\Orkl " )OUr l.lh,,r,alur\ '''"II
drup an~.:hor m the"''"' e\tlllnt: ~""" ~~~ 1\lrtC,1, ,\,a.a, .1nJ l..111n ,\m..:n~. .,
lt,lcn hl .1 fc1.tllre On lh~o• \ICf)' 1.11 lhl..' f •IJ ,\.f,lh.tf ,lin Jt\C Olf the ~o·u,a\l lll
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Best f
Lewis and Clar
Howard Held ,lUI"'
students In
Assem
Howard eJCplal r
of lack ot
tact that the co
more transltlo
lex which all
1panslon. they hav
owke addJttons to
IT). Psychology
t.J!.l dl ng s
When asked ab(
, ~ the students i r.
planning,
be ls in (f
srud1ents particlpa
i Ions Howev
I~ believe thal s
1 expected to ha
I background as thol
1allhorlty, concert
clslons lhat have
"There Is a plao
rity." Howard str
mittee
York
The proposed
program to New Y
cancelled Cor nex'
Thts was the de
by the Curriculum
In a meeting last
Discussions on t~
each oft he propos!
(the others were:
Hawaii, Washingtl
1 Sew Mexlco • AJ
I ceeded the vote b,
; members on whlct
I was to have low4
I ·The voting was do
ballot.
n-a
mpra~
The renewal of
llf SAGA Food Ser
rently under con$
,lbe college SAG~
lewJs and Clark
ten years,
When asked a~
blUty ot convertlr
tleket system, 0
LC SAGA manag
are contracted b
llld they by tM
Pat Flnn, dtstrlt
explained that llt
saved by the studt
tohnve a meal-tit
Currently, re
dtnts are paying :
or S2.53 a day, !
~k to eat at SJ
Other hand. pres'
oft-campus StUdl!l
clay lunch·dJMer
I!Ules to $2.35, c
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By Del*• HOIMl
Staff Vrrter
CCJmmlu s r-eco:n
CilS 111 0 lO lhe Dean
F ::clty. Alnhcm} Os:ro!l
P7oP. ;idem John Howard for
~.DC'- or .reJecdan..
cme-term U ~ study
~ruo: .s ar OOc:ided on each
by lhe <h rseas Com-
resident'S
ssembly Set
or Tomorrow
first Pre.sidenl·s As
~Jy o! the term bas bee&l
~!;;lt :!Cl CoT tomarr • Feb
ll am In &he CotmcO
'irdltlonanl. the Prest
Assembl)' bas been beld
e..-ado.n be-
lh_ eoll •nd the m lh edllcaUonaJ
1b~y '"e 'PJ oven
in c.larilyi Issues
~dblem rea.s of lbe
• aceordlrl8 to Rick
;±::m, director c:! SOFA
is bel,p to ooordinate
~e:2 ·the t cs to be dis
~ed in tomor:-·s assem
ue gua.-ana eed witJan.
!'"l"r& p.:oposals. mandatory
:ct=.;!;;;! residence ror sopbo-
1--..-and questions and Ideas
me=mbe:s a! audience . mitt racwt} lnlt!a.tes
Ideas. th_ f bUllies af
ch a:r explorEd b)
oommla recommam -
t m mbers of the
CGmmttt et.&N,I!O
• poU ol pardc:lpaat ~
r~t off-cam pro
&nm lb.rou. th cam~
maU. lbe P'W"PPU of e
poU ls to lber a eon-
of tm! ()J)Udon
J)OD l
mmt of 'the rommlttee
wU.1 e the.tr ,,.ot •
S&ud· -.e 001
~eu:had a poU am5
fe-el lM1r co are of
,-.Jw to eQ!IImftt mem-
bers b lhe1r decl-
,si.on dlr e:lr
rem art.! to Rf ct GoodJ' el
low. Ke.a or Bob Ole
SOD at p .0. 8o.J: 13i •
tian is then ~to Dean
of F cult~ and to the Pr esJ
dem. dedde U h ls 'PrBC:·
tical e.s to lil1d lem,por.
ar:: loss of sta!ho the colleg1~ .
0:--Clifford H•mu Is dJ-
rector a! :lme.mad 1 Pro-
grams ''The Lewl.s L"ldCJar
Colle rte 0\-e.""S€3.5 Study Pro
gram "n.S ~ 1h t oals
in mhxt;• said DT Hamar.
• ·-to be tel que •nd to flU •
Black His tor ,
Week
Then rill be • IK"tl:n
Ch'en Codl at ! p..c1. Ill
•• W'!:
f~ af Bta m c ...
Admf.Wan .1.5 :free. .. . . . .
ToClon-OT a eoooert...W
gh-en by Clabe Hanpn,
BJ&ct roct-foll er. ar
p.m. in Stamm D:fntng
Room. Lewis and Cla~k
mdents ..W be admitted
II l!!il! am:l w :-a! public
lOT $1.
ap ain om ines T
itecture as ne
I o basJeall~ en ordained
dmlued the Rev
P te:r. L is eod
chapla.fil • And
• tnnb be l 'COOU.ld
that stude:n1s 11 me
'Itnw lnst d o:f auyihlng
:.:...~ formel
18) BnN:r E rlin8u
tafT Write
~des ."" said Chaplain
' R~lsMl
e Dr or Rabbi. bt.a
descriptive djec:d \"e
e callln,g m 'bello
~.U ul Pouer · "
ne;r chaplain balls from
'Q;rl\'lania nere be Qudied
p Stat be·
·Eme.ring mlllt&r) ser-
lbeo began 10 tblnt
te'cls of eom nlqg ·abe~
£rdlltecture Into oae
: ct:.::.::;nn l for alJ • • rams
gap t'l 1 schools Ou rsezs
rare stud) p ln to rm this
eou:nu-lf that a: m f re-nuns
QU!:;m.l} 'rl ed &rP all OrJ • America . aDd
too many cxac:urles that a:r a aJ~m:rl cuJ.
rarely lted. 'T ~ and tvr •Dlf ec~mer:nJeal sea are 3)
Howard, Faculty Note Building,
Parking Among 1971-T2 Pro· ects
SU"UetUre that sill
enlar _ p:hysJcs and chem-
ISUJ bJU~"' bi, glued dls·
C'U!iS!DD a! e faculty m~-eet.Jn.i
1.1!1.5l
(M the S5tJO. Q!)I) .£0:!1
OOl) already arhL
tb .100.000 cl-
pated tram r-so-trees The
~ema !'200. is
f 0015 • the p:-esem cam-
pal As _ as
th ebemistr) adcflti • e
new Slr'UClW"e wiD also pro
\"! dmat ~.ce ~
for racuh) Clem rs
In Bn tmerrl &h :thE
~ ur-H_r btbe · Pres-
1 dsm Htward sr ''ad t ::::u pro
jected balldfn,g plans faT 1911 -
i2 re modest fn COA:lparJ-
so:n some of our Her
bopEs aoo plans ..
·we to pr~
additional · ~ facnllfes-
If a:ru, r or the end!· -sec-
ood -cless In da}
p !aw school
·Also. enr.ums .:a!•'wavs
.~ -and par Ji aeec sa:ue
eeft,.,.. end. tb srnne lw:il~
mar ahle tO ~ ne
bdl to hO'Se CW" bnildmg
and gJ omvts ~~esr. . so
that tbey mtgtn ve a per-
ma pla«> from 'eb to
ftmc1J for the firsl d::e
since lhe col ~ ~ b:·augiit
to this csmpus
.. In lao. 110e ~ to
Enlarg_ the an depwrtmem -
particUlarly to ::l21f.e mD:-e
eo ogy,
angua ~ge pp""M• o::.e"'~:ns •
A P'M. ~!ia cera.au.cs
-~•l""tl sa ld mat aould pro-
de
lt,be pw- o! ~~
faa.Jh members a..,
car·s b
final-
tzed a.dt} 'm!~~ -
pl&:l can Car pur-
• cl:iillSt' a! ce t a lr,
la: LC UCL1lt} :
dea~ OOSt
d5scuss!tJO
ttl!! P cpasal
Lewis and Clark
CoUege
Vol XXIX • o. 28
Februaly 9. 1971
Religion Week Plans
Informal S ~essions
abo-n are·s pe:rsaoal U:tee!.~
and tt lates lO cme
and Ufe·stY
' Srmd.a)'. Feb H, !lhr~;h
nesda}'. F l;
; 39 p m lo " R.oo:n
o! Fla;ragan Ompel
Pan!dp;a.If in diseus·
sl iU'E' sb: pe..-s tLi tS frc:ll
0!1 nd o:!.f Cl8 mp;zs IL'""e
i:Imll \"Ed l.o &O:n farm o.!
1m!rrls:r) n m- _
0: en Tbe R End
~-per Ri ·csa?I. pas:o:-m
'Oellta:~.·. 000:: 0:-r.ch Ill
Po:tl&nd J Cl)E~
•. uo::c_ .tes • a abo?n
Rudol~ 8 1lnnacn and
tbE:clt® · ol b ope lt lsp ---a.c-
• Db.;:;-
-30
•
slsl -~Ush
... Le Ourell
Ll~ ~nm~~- m
Trinity P !terl ... Clmrdl
LD Oarbeu
aDd 11 f ocnb- ~.~ eaz se:ni::l3.l uu.l
• San Franclsc:o
··~ inary In -Attsel:J::lO and
Mllte Mar 1h 1957 LC ad·
1 anrl a la}-mlni e:r ,
side reb Mar·..,_.
also partl tn
na.rlans' discuss!ons .. LF1ri
and Clart I F ebra:a.ry . I
e • at eco IX!. PD:J 1] &:""' Ac •
ti= e«nmraee ~ ~~iR:::i:i -H~·
the srea mtniSln--~ _..,..,..., e:i;i;daJI::
q:EStlo:i ~ ~ lt~.agr -
la:es '\"0-
Ee -
formal
so:n_ sr::rod"tetc :r
ows rlf:l~~·:s as to tee l;!!;e
af too.:JS II: tt:£1l
"''OesiUiCJC!:ICSS es -ell as
-:Sl~l=-
af::n
lev£::!'" ts tD ~'"'0'\'id£!
~ ..... '6, in all
express ~
lagfcal am«." -ns a !d shi;
to ~rw
~~s
il::i::llley • f1 es
........ ~ • de '
the cl';:.Irch ta SJDl pu- related st:rvcnues .··
As an essislam pastor at
Presbyterian Omreb
.1-~ . emo, T:aylor :ser'\"'E'd
d=:~Plaln for lhree &rea The Rev. Taylor M. Portrr ~.an Ans mo ro.rm mlnlst rla.l es •nd
1 f11m1 ~ ru be dmfe.s mo:e n -
He then guc:Ued 8l Pl'inoeton
a G ellbe.lm Fell -
lhls lime the
~tts!Jr.erian Call u:n-
ca,pJtal funds
lhe mnslrucUOD
centers lhrough
~ld \\ n.g OUl
teidqua:rt rs ln Stone}·
l~ art &Cited as
shoot r ~ bJs senice:s recr.JeS:ed ~
Jtst moe ~ us fOtmd
Cbaplatn p t r In nmna.nd
as a eonsultam for a d
range or arcllit ural ects.
hx:lndln a municipal bnusing
'P:r'OJeet
"Jbf selecW:m o1 Olaplaln
P011er eame aft :r an ellded
sstreh b3: a speeiaJ ca:nmlt·
.. b s a loi~g •nd SMD t
fult!'J3 IS10TJi. • satd th chap
Jaln bul il am '11C &od*) bee use o1 cbolT t:oUr c
came her tn I~ from th
S..an Pra.ndsco Theol cal
5eminary h 'IRS dur tha.1
) r • I fell in IO"'e th
this scbonl 1Dd m.) f ~ -e wile
.no Is an 1£ gra t trs p ter me tormer
Ben\ Jo '\·a .-ed:as cha.\r
~
man of th Jumn5 fted 1h1
hlch red •
m Oc:&ober v. nue
as a t designer
( •Jwed p!16e 3) John Parker pad te
o! Mt 1 Seminar)· . ,..'ho
is eurJ'Ie.:nl)• BSSQC le
CatboHc ehaplaln far Ore·
-t Ccrrred lnstl-
................. and ....,_ L.il .. twl1c!i ,,.. .. -c: .. fb! I • Ui:tld like lD
pursue De'tl' pcs:sibil!tl and
e~-ie~ U. p a=ld
mustc m & rnicls:ne.s
a'i'ld -. ....
pan t
-rvtce Page2
A Time For Questions
If the ... ubjcct .... a hot potnto al ) ou do not knO\\ whnt to
do, appomt a commi ·ton Hopcfulh. b) the time fh~)
report. the problem will havl~ gone aw::ay.
Hownrd E Shun111n
\dministnltivc AsSJ fnn(
to Sen. Wilhnm Pro Am ire (I) Wis.) ••••••••••
en!'rJI topics on thas ~lllfl\1'- rna} bt: ~..:onsadcrcd hot
potJtocs, what wtth thl tuatton and fc~ htl..cs. the pos..Sibdity
of ,ophomorcs bemg rcquarl·d to live on campus. thl cuts tn
oll-<"Jmpu~'tudy groups for 1971-L, and mynad othe~
Comm1 -~iono; commit tc:•cs, and ... cn11tcs legao;latt .• mcdaate
coordin:ttl procr.tsttnate, adnumqrat~.· and masturbate
COIII.'gC poliliC'>
But kf he ~ndid about it. John Howard sllll hao; tht• lal'>t
word. H1. .-. the guy responsablc for 1\cl•ping t hl trustt ~l" happ}
and he rnes (as he recentl) statl·d) "to k~l'Jl a numbl·r of balls
in the a1r and hcp !!>Orne balnnc~. · in our progr..un.'
The Pre idcnt s A~"emblv afford~ ... tudl·nts tht.> •
opportunity to quc.stton Hov,:ard on th~..· hot pot.llot.' . It is
not <>ct up as n galkry to pi'0\1dc students a chance to take
pot shots at the pn:sadt•nl o comm1ssaons, ~..om mit tccs, or
senate· ... und bct\\Cen the student with intelligent ,
penctrotmg qucstlon~ and the man who should hm·c mo't of
lhc answers.
Att~nd the a. sembly tomorrow at II a.m. in Council
Chnmbcrs. Ewn if you're on a free ride here, or momm} ' and
daddy p3} JIJ the bills. you :.till ha\'C 3 chance to have
... omct hing to s.:.' about college polic) . Don't pa s up the
opportunity -{J_.\1.
Once upon a dme In the
country called Wonderfuland
there "as a magjcal creature
called a Nixon
It had the magical property
of beifl8 able to take itself
apart and put itself together
wtth new Ingredients as the
times demanded . As the tJmes
changed, It changed, Which
Ia a vtnue highly respected
by one and by all.
Now the ctrst time the Nixon
put Itself together, lt used
Pioneer
Log
Ofjil'.lll/ publu:ruion ol rh~ Arsoc.a.
tt!d StudmtJ of l~wu and Ctcrk
Colt~z~. 061 J S. It'. Pa/4nnc II til
HoQd, PortiDnJ, Orqoo 97219.
f'llblWrt!!d tv.-lc~ weeki)' Jurint thl'
t~«df:mk )'t'tf' by CIJJCCJt' Publuh·
l1tC Co. S«..nd dm pos14zt paid 111
Portf4nd, Or~ton
EDITOR ••••••• GReG 'MYERS
ASSOClA T'E EDITOR •••••••• ,
N~CY \'AREKAMP
tORI VAROSU
COPY EDITOR ••••• , ••• , •• , ••
• • •••••••• BARBARA WHS'J
STAFF 'WRtl ERS ••• , ••• , •••••
H08ERTA HALVORSON, .11M
OOF.Lli£'1', .IOIIN COOMLF:R.
TOM UANCOCK, RlCK
MRTSGER, DA \'10 TULl •• BRUCE ETL1NGF.Q,
MAli lL Y:N CURTIS, TOD\r
DANIELS, DEr881E liOI'F.
1-'1101 OG llAPUJ.KS • , , ••••••••
I.ARltY MASON. 'TOM UUl·
t..eU. T'=> M PM ll F. 'l"T , 1J It f: W BRAUN
HUSIN&SS MAMAGEK ••••••• , •••
• • •. •• .... • • ..... JANICE STAL&\"
ASST. ltUSINESS IMGii •• , ....... ,
• • • • • • • • • • • • • VICKI TAKAHAStn
ADVISERS ........... , •••••••••••
• • .. •• ..... CliUCK ClfARNQUIST ••• • •••••• , • • ••• PETf!lt \'l.w\1108 all thu lngrt!dlents loved by
the Conservatives , It used
Anti-Communism , Mlllc.ary
Mlghl, Fiscal Responslblllty,
Unlversnl Mllltary Training ,
Victory In War and It topped
the whoh thing off with a
whipping of Welfare Bums
The Conservatlvt.!s examined
the tow.l result, rubb~d their
tummies and cried, "Mmmm,
it's n Nixon'"
The Liberals examined the
total result, clutched their
throats and cried, "Aghhh
It's a Nixon!"
or course. both sides said
It was nothing personal The
Conservatives said they loved
the Nixon because of Its in
gredients. And the l..lberals
said they hated tbe Nlxon be·
cause of Its Ingredients
For thls was the grown-up ,
rational way to judge such
creatures .
• • • • •
The tlmeft, as tlmes wlll,
changed. They grew awfuUer
and owtuller Young despised
old, blacks despised whites,
rich despised poor and the
Conservatives and Liberals
went around clubbing each
other wlth metaphors, simi
lies and any other construc
tions hand)'.
The Nixon was very trou
bl~ ''I must," It said,
"bring us together Oh, It
only the t.lberals loved me,
too."
And then it had an Idea.
"The times have changod,"
1t said; "therefore I must
change. I wut takf' myself
11p11rt and put myself together
a~aln with all the Ingredient s
LlboraJs love • •
So the Nixon called all the
l .. lburols tog~ther. And b~
!ore their very eyes, lt took
ttself apart and put Itself to·
gcther again with all new In
gredients , one by one.
"took,'' said the Nixon,
"I will b(•gln by negotiating
peace treaties with the Com
munists.••
"Mmmmmm," said the l..lb·
crola, rUbbing their tummies.
"that's goodl" TH£ PIONEER t.OG
Letters To T
Join Boycott
To the Editor
No" then are 50 thousand
U. S and South VlotnameRe
troops on the Combodlnn and
Laotian borders The Soviet
and Japanese press arc tell
lng us that we already have
Invaded Laos
This Is even more terrify
lng If that Is possible , than
the Cambodian Invasion last
spring, because at that time
the people were Informed of
the action
Now President Nixon Is tell·
tng neither Congress nor the
citizenry what Is happonlll8
There Is a news blackout
President Nixon continues to
expand .he "ar after last
sprlng"s mandate !rom Con
gress and the people to end
the war as quickly as pos
slbJe
A sustained ectort Is neces·
sary to end the war Wrlle
your congressman and Co.mlly
Remind them of what is hap
penlll8. Join In the boycott
to prove both our wllllngness
to sacrtrlce and our Intentions
to continue, and l! necessary
to escalate our eforts to end
the war
Verbal tactics must be aug
mented by economic pres·
sure Wf: must try to bring
the war home.
By Arthur Hoppe
"Then,' • said the Nixon,
''1 add less mtUtury spend·
ing."
"Mmmmmm," said the Lib·
erals, rubbing thelt tummies ,
''that's good I"
• Now,'' said the Nlxon. to
help the unemployed here's
a proposed $11.6 billion bud
get deficit."
Mmmmmm. " said the Lib
erals, rubbing their tummies,
"that's good!''
"And see,'· said the Nixon,
"I'm abolishing the draft,
leaving out VIctory In War
and bringing our boys home.'·
· 'Mmmmmm. ·' said the Lib
erals, rubbing their tummies,
"that s good ·
"Lastly," said the Nixon
proud.l~ • I m topping the
whole thing orr with a revo
lutionary welfare program
that's bound to end poverty
forever! Now do you love
me?"
Th.e Liberals circled slowly
around the all · new creature
and examined It with profound
thoughtfulnes s Then In uni
son they clutched their throats
and cried out ln one voice
'A~hhh . It's a Nlxon1·•
• • • • • •
Moral: A Nixon may change
with the times, but a Liberal?
Never!
(Copyright Chronicle
Publish lOR Co 1971) We urge your creative
thoughts In developing non
violent techniques for brlnR
lng th~ realltles o! the war
home Support the boycott
ot all commercial establish
ments Tuesdays, wrlte letters
und continue to SPEAK OUT
AGAINST THE WAR
Betty Fleer Linda Jorgenson
Deborah Ball Carolyn Studer
Paul Barker Sarah Morgan
Praise for Printers?
To the Editor
I would like to congratulate
your printers They are very
skilled people This letter Is
only simple sentences . 1 hope
h does not tax their skill
Two or my letters have been
printed In the last two terms
The) have been full or mis
takes Swiss cheese has !ewer
holes I did not make them.
The t.og sta!C did not make
them (They told me so )
The printer made them!
The Log should get new
printers I know of a very
good group They could under
stand a compound sentence
They would not leave out com
mas They would not leave
out words They would not
add words of their own. They
would do a much better job
all around
This group Is near here.
They would not cost much.
They are the first -grade
£lngerpa1ntlng class at Lake
Oswego Elementary School.
(1 hope "Fingerpalnt1ng ''
was not too long a word. Old
you get lt, bovs?)
Woody Carlson
Gripers Sltoultl Vote
To the Editor:
Excuse the tired adage, but
this student body sounds like
they wam to grlpe about things
unrll the cows come home
But when lt comes down to
uctlon they back out fast'
What am I talking about?
Witness the recent Senate
elections We have been born
PEACE, WAR
AND THE
CHRISTIAN
CONSCIENCE
By Joteph Foher
. :z.., •••• t.o .... ~ . th•t "'""" l'ln l•tl•nll)''ll ••lfmto, lhtmtlfh !l,cl(Ju
) ....... '" lll'ttll th• ~"' 111!~111 "' \\'lit' \ hal,.nr..,l , lnrtunlt•lrlllh' ur
'""'lth•n• 111n11lnu ''"m 111!-out
"''''"'"'•' ( lh• I"• """'It"' 1. tlnuuwh llnut .. l Will Cth,.lu•l•""' lll.,u)·t .
I•• Chrl•tll\n 1"1~11\•n•
"'1'.,. ..... \\nr lln•l th•· C'hrl•tu"'
C·•n•f'it"nt:"" ("un~Juale.,. "Uh C'un .. r•te"'
•l•t•• Ito" ""''"II" ln•lhdtlual ~nn tlll<t• ... l'l"f'l'\ut.- ··,..C"aro un ..-atih ..
In nn~ )lr.,.,, U\C'r r.nu.Ql'tO c-ur1h~
In rhrulallnn Sift" I• C<tt•lc-t .. ,...
•11•1·1· r..-. (rurn-
Peace Booklet
The Chrlatophers
Department SC
1 :Z Eaat 48th Street
New York, NY 10017
~············································ : eH \RTERS FLlCHT ... TO : • : ll \" o\11. E ROPE A '0 ASIA : • • • Round Trip •
: March 20, 197l·March lti, I Q 71 to ll11" .111 •••••••••••••••••• S 125 :
• June 12, I971·June 20, 1971 -to 1-l:lwau .................... S12S •
: Junell,l97l·Jui)9,JQ7J -tol.ontlon .••••••••••••••.•••• , \lSO:
• June 13, 1971·1\ug. 20, 1971 -to london ................... , ~263 •
• Junl.ll3, 1'171-Aug. 211, I'J71 to loliyo. , .................. !.797 •
: Junlli.S, 197l·Scpt. I 0, 1971 -to l ondon • , .•. , ............. S263 :
• June 19,197l ·Junc27,1971 tolluwatl., ................... SI2S •
: Juh 19,1971 •.\UIJ.I!,I971 tulondon .................... S270:
• ~e~v • • • : Sept 9, 1971 l'ortlond to I ondon , • • • • • • .. • • .. .. • s 1 SO :
• !)cl'l J:S, 1971 Portlan(lco I ondon .............. :::::.: 135 •
• Junl.' 2. t971 London IO \oncou'''· n.c. . . . . . • . SISO •
: Rlitc:s tvaillbk: to L~wn and Clark Coli~ JtudcntJ :
• f~eulty _, ataff and mcmbrn of thc:ir tmmt'dta«~ Cam1hcs~ •
: CaJI 01 ~nlc Ted Schclnman, No, 20, Nc~A~ Off~ee :
• Bu•ldtnp 11 l.cwiJ and t1a.rk, ht J.4.C 01 Homr· • • 24-4490) • • • •.•...•..•.....••....•.••••.•......•.•••.•••• : Februar
itor
barded by ull sorts or art~
about what the student Senttt
Is or ls not doing Yet, ~
!our seats bocam~ vacant, 0111]
30 par com or the entire 11~
dent body turned out to Yott
It seems to me that, 11.
cause or such a gross laek rJ
concern, only those 30 PI'!
cent ha vo any right to 8J'Ifl!
In the future Yet. I'm
~-.. that many of our past l!hlot·
gripers didn't bother to Vott
They argue. 'whyvote \\'bf:
we don't know who we are '"01·
lng !or or what they start
tor?' Well, an attempt "U
modo to rectify the sltuaUQl
by having the candidates 5pea1
at dinner
Those candidates who \\"tit
there made a valiant effOit
to Inform the student voten
but they had to compete O\r~
constantly yak.ldng people :
wonder how many of thoset~t
were to.lklng actually '~~~ett
down and voted?
In the future, I would sue
gest that students quit grip
lng and start acting
Marilyn Curtb r------
t
t
l tt.o ... ayoo~
t 617 s. w. Washiatt ..
L Ttltphru(SU3)227 -64S4
._..~.._..~ ...... ~~
_For \)young
aggressors
in wide ti
Your mode of dreu iJ
new, .mel so is vour style.
You huvt• your own wu~ of
doing things lncJtJpondtm
AI Pro\ idcnt Mutual.
\\'t~ like· ~our styk ·\!> an
insurunc:t_) counsello r we
wunl .)'OU to bo
mdcptmdcnl. And whilll
you'rp lll it perform .t
useful St!tvicu-for
corporations us well as
indl\'idunls f·'ar.t: 22~u or
this comp.any's top ogenls
h(•gc~ n cnrniug and leorninr
whilt• still in c:ollegu.
Stop b}' or phonu our
C•ttnpus offico todu \'. Ch•>rl
out our Cnmpus In ierns1\IP
Jlrogrnm. Nt•v~r lot it n•• .. •
thut tusurnnc:u c:ounsollm{l
c.lol'sn'l ~o with during
yuung Jtlfln In wild wltlc .......
Compu1 Age.nu
Jeff J1eobt, Lerry Bowe
and Bob Oleton
Rlc:herd H. F,..eh M.G.R.
FRASCH & ASSOCIATES
Sunn 315, Rrviera Piau
Portlond , Orevon 97201
PhOM: 222-4301
PRO VI ENT
MlllUAL LIFE Announc
Tho Lambda &PI
httrt's Boll wtll ~
Feb 13 from 9 l
nJghl In Stamm Dln
daJICI! IS both ~
aJrl ask guy
'J'he Seymour R
1 local rock gro~
tor tho llrst tim()
tho semi !ormo.l c
are $3 25 and rna:
1t the door ul (
umbda members
• • • •
'J'hc Music Hour
present the LC ch
00 the spl ral su
Ttmpleton main lo~ • • • •
Charles R Pld
JfCuMlY oUlcer. ce
1101 to leav<> pursl.!
library tables '
bleycles on campue~
• • • •
Lewis and Clark
!Teld In a wrest
Thursday, Feb. 1 J
Pamplin.
• • • •
On Saturday Fe
soccer team wUI ple
land SUI. to In Grla\1
2pm • • • •
George Hltchco
ciJ~ pool and ed
will read selectlon.a
oo'J'hursday . F cb
reading, sponsored
department . wtll tl
1n Tamarack Louns
• • • •
The Templeton 1
Recreation Room ,
all times. Equlj
checked out at
Deslt
"Everything you
to kJ'Ioo,~, about Aft
bt the title of a <
slides ond exhlbllEI
morrow by Kent Ha1
!dent of student
discussion wlll ta~
lnlernadonal Loun{
• • • •
A representative
Ward wUJ vJslt
Office on Tuesday 1 ten1ew Cor Job op
l.nlller. merchandJ
eesslng man.agem1
Arthur Anderso•
lnlervle\\ account!
the position or s1
oo Wednesday, Feb
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me vacant, orliJ
the entire
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me thot, ll!,
a gross lack t:4
those 30 Pt~
right LO grtp.
Yet. ('m !!lilt FebruarY 9. 1971
Announcements
Tbo t.nmbda aponaor('d Sweet
hotrt'a Boll wtll lxl hold Saturday,
Ftb t3 from 0 P m until mid
olght In Stamm Dining Room The
dance 111 both lfUY oak 1drl and
llrl· attk guy
The St•ymour Rook OrchP.atrn.
a Jocol rock sroup, wlll oppenr
cor tho first time on cnmpu11 at
tho s(lml rormnl dunco Tl~ltets
are $3.25 nnd may be purchased
1t th•• door, ut meals or from
Lambda member&
• • • • • • • •
our past eh!E!
bother to VOlt
1 'why vote-v.~
vho we are VOl·
&at they s~ 1
n attempt 1f\l 1
~ the sltuau~
andidates &pel! 'Jll~ Muslc Hour tomorrow wiU
presf'nt the t.C choir pnrCormiOR
011 tho spiral stnlrcoee by the
femph.!tOn main lounJto at 2 10 p m
• • • • • •
Charles R Pickett, chief LC
aecurllY otflcor cnutlons students
oot co leav~ purses or wallets on
llbrai"Y tables or ullllttended
bteycles on campus atlon A poll of all membors
or the faculty Is taken annually
In which they are asked If ond
when they would like to take
u group overseas, where they
would llke to go, and when they
would be able to go Oeopart
ment chairmen ore then con
ferred wlth to determine whe
ther or not the obsenoe or that
starr member would be a
detriment to lhc functioning of
his department during tho
terms required to take his
group overseas If there are
more than one staff member
able to take o groupoverseas ,
a faculty committee consls
tlng of faculty o.nd students
who have previously parllcl
pated In the Overseas Pro
gram, meets to determine who
ls best qualltled for the job. lates who "trt
valiant
student voten
' compete 0\11
~lng people 1
ny ofthosc
actually wta
' ~ l would s~.
IJlts quit grip.
tlng
~arllyn Cunu
• ·or
roung
~ssors
le ties.
pe of dress IS
your st~'lc.
J' OW II 'Wll\' of
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'ent Mutual
'lyle. As an
ansellor we
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\nd while
form u hishiJ
for
s well us
ct: 22% of
top ugunts
and lenrninJ
·ollegc.
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today. Chrrl
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LIFE • • • • • •
Lcwla ond Clark will meet Lln
rteld In a wrestling match on
Thursday, Feb. 11 at 3 p.m ln
Pamplin
• • • • • •
On Saturday, F('b 13, the LC
socct!r team will play uRal run Port
land Su1to In Griswold Stodlum at
2p m
• • • • • •
George Hitchcock, San Fran
cisco pooL and editor or Kayak
trill read selections Crom his works
on Thursday. Feb. 11. The poetry
reading, sponsored by the English
department, will begin at 8 p m
In Tamarack Lounge
• • • • • •
Tile Templeton College Center
Reert'atlon Room will be open at
aU times. Equipment cnn be
checked out at the lnlormatlon
[)(>.s){ Potter
(From Page One}
for a church In Philadelphia. ,
Taylor reluotamly consented
to attend the alumnJ banquet
at his wile's request
Just by chance, he happened
to ask an administrator wheth
er Lewis & Clark "just hap
pened to need a chaplain.''
Within a short period or time,
an Interview was set up und
the committee, although they
had resolved themselves to
pick from the fleld they had
already. was so Impressed by
theIr lnlt tal Interview, that
• • • • • • they requested another chance
"Everythlll8 you always wanted to meet wlth the man they
to know about Afghanlstan" will were soon to hlre.
be the title or a dlscus6lon with Chaplain Potter brings no
alldcs and exhlblt:; presented tO· preconceptions of Student
morro" by Kent Hawley vice pres-feelings regarding rellglon,
ldent oC student oJfalrs The nor does he plan on Imposing
dlvcusslon wlll take-place In the a plan of activity upon the
lntllrnatlonal Loungo at 3 30 P m students Instead he $ees hls
• • • · • • role as that of a ractlltator
A represontatlve of Mont~omery who will work to encourage any
Ward will vtslt the Placemont and all people and group~ In
Olllce on Tuesday, Feb. 16 to In· the campus communJty he
t~rvlew Cor Job openli\RS as con-serves.
troller, morchandlalng data pro- Despite the ract that I have
cesslng manaRement and others. no theological personal or
Arthur Anderson and Co wUl political u to grind. I do in
lnlervlc" accounting majors Cor tend to use m)! base as a con
Lh11 position or stalf accountant cerned archllect to become
oo Wednesday Feb 17 actively Involved in the aUalrs
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I I • : On : ! Valentine's Day !
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VAflti~TI~S ---.---OND .... TO 00 PIONEER LOCi
rams
Allhough It ls desirable,
faculty leaders are not re
qulrt'd to be nuent ln the lan
guage spoken In the country
they are going to In the case
of leaden. who don't speak the
language, an assistant Is
chosen who ls nuent In the
spoken language
Each year more than 3()({,
or the graduates of Lewis o.nd
Clark have been Involved In
the Overseas Study Program
The Lewis and Clark Col
lege Overseas Study Program
Or. Chfford Hamar
began In 1962. Previously,
the only students from the
college who went overseas
were mostly junior Jansuage
majors with adequate funds
available to them. A very
basic program was set up by
a faculty advisor here on cam-
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pus, and from there the stu
dent was on his own.
The pro#(ram has rapidly
advanced since tht' early '60's
Now Lewts and Clark usually
hos a regular dlrE>ctor In the
foreign countrh.!s In which It
has a.n overseas progrom
That director will set up aca
demic "operations, • In the
city or town In which the par·
ticular group Is staying, In a
university . IC thls ls not pos
sible, arrangements are made
to !let up classrooms In build·
lngs such as Y .M.C.A. 's (or
comparable rorolgn public
buildings) or churches .
ActfYitles Plaa11d
H a unJverslty Is used. aca
demic actlvtlles of Lewis and
Clark students artt planned
around those or the other unJ •
verslty students . U there are
dormitories at the university,
arrangements are made for
tht: students to stay there But
as there seldom are dormt
tortes housing Is round Cor
them In private homes. hotel3,
or other accomodatlons .
Sometime during the course of
study In a country, each stu·
dent Jives In a private home
Cor at least a month.
Often, professors oo the
faculty or these unlversit les
arc asked to teach some of the
classes or our overseas
groups. Sometimes one oCthe
Corel~n teachers ls asked to
coordinate and schedule an en
tire academic program. using
teachers from the unJverslty .
ourse • Paaea
Weep Little Child'
A child 1s born.
Not an ordinary child.
But a weeplna Uule chUd.
One that Is naked,
And will remain that way 'Ill
death.
One wbo weeps bec:au1e of
hunger. dJrt.
And a house that iR not a home.
Weep Uttle chUd. Weep Uttle
cblld.
Weep Uttle chJld for your
mother
The one who aave )'OU Ufe.
And the one to nourlsb you.
One who has deserted you.
Where ic; c;be?
Does she not love you?
Weep little cbUd. Weep little
chJld.
Is this America?
Tbe American way or Hie?
''Tbe land of tbe free?''
Yes, tbls is Black America.
Bul wbere, where ls Wblte
America?
Tbe maker of Black America.
And the destroyer of Its people.
Weep little child. Weep Unle
child.
That ·s right little chlld,
Weep until you can't any more.
Til your eye ball begin to
ach.e.
But as you vocep remember.
One d&)'. some bow. &hat ""e,
as a Black Nation.
Shall rise up and flgbt.
UotU our bodies are CO\ ered
whb blood,
Til we be&ln a cold sweat,
And &ears are no more.
Weep Unle child. Weep Uttle
ch.ild.
-Arc he L. McAdoo
If you enjoy your work, it
shows. In your personal life
and in the quality of the
work itself. That's why we
look for people who enjoy
working with people.
Helping people. Because
that's what a bank is all
about.
At Security Pacific Bank
we are proud of our
contributions to the
betterment of individual life.
Assisting in all things that
help people function better
in areas connected with
money.
Now, what can we do for you? We give you training that
exposes you to all phases of our banking operation . Then
we give you the responsibilty that you need to prove
your abilities. This system works so well that most of
our people achieve a corporate officer's title anytime
after 18 months.
If you enjoy making decisions that make things happen,
start now. Make an appointment to see our
representat ive today. We'll be on campus
Friday, February 12.
We are an equal opportunity employer . PIONEER LOG
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( C.LA .. IFIED Aosl
Fredlrnen Ton Hudlon thps 1n rwo pomu over htplea Mttylhul"'t dti nder •
tn. Pioneer ftmtla post vactory. Ton w• hlgh-poont women wtth 19. Ttw, LC -n'1 vllr'Jity t.Jlletball tum mcrved their ... on's ,.cord to 2 0 let wwek by
downing P110foc: Uol'ftrslty. 39·18, The nut hornt ilmt wtll bt ••IU't GtO'lJII
Folt College on Wtdnedri . Feb 10, at 4:30p.m. in Pamplin,
(Photogr~ph by 0f't'W B,..un)
Announcements
The U S 'avy recruiter will be
ln dining room 4 oJ Templeton
WednestJay , Feb. 10 andThursdey,
Feb IJ lO lmervtew possible ap·
pllcants Positions art: open In
ID.Ilnagemcat and uecutJve train·
illii, englneerio&, medicine, nuns
lag, dentistry. business admJnl
sLTat1on and &\1atlon. No appoint·
mentis necessary
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On Thursday Feb 16 Bur
rou!Cls Wellcome and Co ~111
lntervl seniors interested In
promoting pharmaceutical pro
d-.Jcts o the medical pror~ton
lntt:r ed seniors should ma);e
e.ppolntmems for lnten'i~-s In the
Plccem nt Of!lee
• • • • • •
Or. Charles w Webster , rep·
rest:! ntall~tl o! the James S Kem·
per Foundation, wlll be on campus
Wednesday, Fooruary 10. to ln·
tervtew those srudenLS lnleruted
ln applying for a James S. Kemper
Foundation Sebolarsttlp These
scholarships are avallable to .W·
dents ln any major who Intend to
pursue a ca~er ln Insurance .
For Junhe:r Information, or lO
malre on appolntmt'nl for an In· tervte". lruc~ted students may
contact lhe Financial AJds Of(lce,
Room 25 Odell Manor, or call
eJtenslon 412.
• • • • • •
Lystatrata, a Gr~k comedy rec •
ommended tor adults only, wtll be
preserut.>d thJs weelu>nd In Fir
Acres Theatrto VIctoria Lewis
and Rob"n Glowacki CO•St.ar In
this ancient version or Women's
Liberation
~·············~ • Fir Acres • • • • • • Theatre • • • • presents • • • • • • • • lgtilftafa • • • • • • • • • • • • 8:30P.M . • • • • Thursday Friday • • • • Saturday Sunday • • • • • •••••••••••••
A Corsage For Her?
A Boutineer For Him?
Don't Forget
636-9658 • Valentine's Day
• Sweetheart's Ball mqe Jlalatine attner
BY Paul tapleton •
\\'bat e\ U lurks ln the blad •
der or Harr)? Some RO) he
bas been dropplna uric acid
all over campuA. In fact to
the point or destruct ton, sabo·
tage and vandalism He may
even be a state law offender.
ln cases llke this only extreme
measures can be taken
• • • • •
Back to the real world and
matters of Importance Well
klddies you ve flnally done o
great deed Because of our
disregard the athletic df:'port
ment has had to take some
action,
There was once upon a tlmt:
that one could arrive at the
sports palace and be able to
take advantage or the play
room But no~. because there
are not enough towels and
paraphenaHa only those peo ·
ple who have equipment check
ed out can use school provided
laundry
Ltmftlng the usage to the
Jocks? · ·untoir you cry?"
Your hair needs washlngl
You say "all students should
have equal rights. not some
thtngs limited to a select rew "
Well how many towels do
you have at home? In your
dorm? or leCt at the beach?
Aha -there you have the rea
son
ACOUSTICS CITY
SOUND SERVICE
• Old c\ New Guitan
• Btue Grass Sechon
• Guitar & Amp Rep111
39th A SE Llocoln l3S.I49$ • On the bu~el and prlorlty
thereof:
W& know where the money
Is needed most We wlll give
up $100,000 to the needed
development of Griswold, and
another $25.000 for a new
o.stro type turf for the track
(We can't have our trackmen
running in the mud. you know)
Nowhere In the next ten
years do the gods of the
"trusty" board see any need
for new books ln the library
or ne~ mlcro·lllms (I guess
the library already has every·
thing lt needs)
Let's bring glory back to
the school fans Get out
there and cheer Ask If you
can borrow your dad's racoon
coat and hit the next game
That's where It s at
Hit 'om again HARDER ...
HARDER $100 REWARD for lo11
orange and blonde male PolJI .
eranlan. S W Rldge Drlvt!.
246 1230 or 244-2333
LOST Set of false teetb,
lo Templeton lavatory. Cell
Condlce Kay Avttty, elCt 354.
Reward. No questions asked.
Urgent'
POLLUTION SOLtrriON
Tomorrow's Product• Tod&J,
Oraa.ntc (ooo-pbospbattc, oo
NTA). Dutrlbutors needed.
Top commission plu bonuea.
No lnvestmeot • ·we tra.lD,
Start today. 775·3105.
•••••••••••••••••••••• • • • Lewu & Cltrk Stylo Shop •
: Appo1ncrnent1 Avtllable '
• For Men And For Women :
• Mondav Thu~v Fridav •
: 10 A.M To 4 PM :
• Call 244-6650 Or lnformatton o.., : ......•...••........ ,
Swectltcnrts '
Hall
aturda) ight -February 13
In tnmm From 9 to 12 Midnight
1\tu"ic Bv •
Seymour Rock Orchestra
$3.25
(Don't Forget Girl -\. K. GliYS!)
lidct~ .l\va~1ablc At Dmncr And AI The Dour
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Is WORLD CAMPUS AFLOAT
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It can be nO\-\', \\-ith the former
Ql FF ELIZABETH
providing more accommodation and lower rates
; • I he &nllur,\lell.ahk , ..:nurrnou'h cnm:hmg c\p~ru:n~.:c ol ,, .cmc,h;r .11 ,c,, ''
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ruunJ th~o· \\'''''' P·"'·'!,!C. llh!.ll\, .ur-\:onJIIu,n ~o:ll ,,c~·,unmu,J.aln'n' .tnJ lull
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rt:I..'CI\e cri..'JII lur thl..' wurl.. h.t~l.. .tt h1' home c.1mp"'
The 'h1p 1., \Out d.l)>'"""" .mJ lhc \\Orkl " )OUr l.lh,,r,alur\ '''"II
drup an~.:hor m the"''"' e\tlllnt: ~""" ~~~ 1\lrtC,1, ,\,a.a, .1nJ l..111n ,\m..:n~. .,
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Best f
Lewis and Clar
Howard Held ,lUI"'
students In
Assem
Howard eJCplal r
of lack ot
tact that the co
more transltlo
lex which all
1panslon. they hav
owke addJttons to
IT). Psychology
t.J!.l dl ng s
When asked ab(
, ~ the students i r.
planning,
be ls in (f
srud1ents particlpa
i Ions Howev
I~ believe thal s
1 expected to ha
I background as thol
1allhorlty, concert
clslons lhat have
"There Is a plao
rity." Howard str
mittee
York
The proposed
program to New Y
cancelled Cor nex'
Thts was the de
by the Curriculum
In a meeting last
Discussions on t~
each oft he propos!
(the others were:
Hawaii, Washingtl
1 Sew Mexlco • AJ
I ceeded the vote b,
; members on whlct
I was to have low4
I ·The voting was do
ballot.
n-a
mpra~
The renewal of
llf SAGA Food Ser
rently under con$
,lbe college SAG~
lewJs and Clark
ten years,
When asked a~
blUty ot convertlr
tleket system, 0
LC SAGA manag
are contracted b
llld they by tM
Pat Flnn, dtstrlt
explained that llt
saved by the studt
tohnve a meal-tit
Currently, re
dtnts are paying :
or S2.53 a day, !
~k to eat at SJ
Other hand. pres'
oft-campus StUdl!l
clay lunch·dJMer
I!Ules to $2.35, c