Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
March 2, 1971 Volume 29, Number 34
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1971-03-02
Format
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Type
Newspaper
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aln matters
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external India
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am! ( lark, ~ L companieS Comply
, EAC Requests Returnable
Bottles to Replace Cans Renownnd sopruno sol·
otsl Elly Amellng will slng
In cont'r!rt on Friday,
March 5 al li p.m lnEvuns
auditorium . Plunlst Irwin
Gogl• will accompany her
The performance ls the
third In the college's 1970·
71 Cultural Art Series. Spoke.smt•n Cor the Portland
St•vt•n· Up und Coco Colo bot
tUng compunles announcl'd
'fhursduy that nonreturnable
botlh!S und cum; will be re
plun·d by returnable bottles
"ithln tt•n days The an
nounremont followed dorm
('0\rncll und senate endorse .
rnunts, with the Environmen
tal Activists Coalition (EAC)
n>qu(•stlng the action
Wllllnm Moore, general
, manager or the Seven· Up Bot
tling Compctny, explaln~d that
rcturnuble bottles were tried
t\\0 ycnrs ago at Lewis and
Clork ond that there ure many
problems Involved with re
turnable bolt les.
''The maJn problems;· he
ewlulned, "ore that a small
minority of st udems van do llze
we machines and steal the
returnable boll1es • Seven
Up has only three "sealed,"
vandll proof bottle machines,
which cost about $800 each
Wl• will Install returnable
botth machines ·Moore said.
"but at the rlrst slgn of van
dalism we will revert back
to cnns."
The Coca-Colo Company al
rt!ady hos sealed machines at
Lewis and Clark. so the con
\'erslon won't be as difficult
According to Coke Spokes
•oman, Mrs. Carlson return
able bottles will bring a blg
ser proCit to the dorms If all
or the bottles are returned .
'A co.s& o{ returnable 12-
ounc~ bottles costsonlyS2 .05.
UFW
Situation
The United Farmworkers
Organizing Committee ac
cording to PhlJip Veracruz . Is
the only union which can rep·
r~ent ra nnworker 's Inter
~sts "Unions from outside
Btl' trylng to organize farm
~orkers. instead or helping,
try to take over," he said.
By Robertn Halvorson
Staff Wnter
Vt:racruz. , Filipino farm
'lofOrker and vice president of
UFWOC under Cesar Chavez.
gavt> a campus speech last
Thursday on a historical per
specttve o! Carmworkers In
California
The Chinese were the first
group brou~ht In alter they
had worked on the railroads
In Cu lHornia In 1880 he said
The JapWlese Filipinos were
brou~ht In from their coun
tries, and the Anglos were
brought in Crom stateli like
Kan~a, and Oklahoma. Vera ~
cru2 continued
"The-growers ha\'c always
brought minority groups into
the fields, to compete with
thl! other m inorltles already
present, not ullowlng any
Rroup to unlonlze," he said.
During World W~.tr ll, the
Mt xi can Bruceros w '-' r ~
brought In Crum Mexico, but
In 1 Du·l. thl! Bracero p•·ogram
was termlnutt>d
· "rh,•n t ht' Public l~aw 7~
was passed whkh cnubled the
groWt.lt'S lo bl'lng ln Braceros.
U ••nough "orkcrs wcru not
available,'' ht• explnin~d
''In lOtiO thPn.l\\VOC(Agri·
c.uhurnl Workers Organizing
Committee) composed mainly
or F'lltplnos. organized wlth
Unhed Packinghouse ¥torkt•rs
for higher wngcs. nnd rurm
"orkors protection
'In responding to these dt•· whereas u nonroturnnbh.! cas•·
COSL') $2 80," she (>!Cplnlnt>d
The price or pop cons
throughout the Portlund arcu
Is going up Lo 20~ each but
12-ounce rt.•turnabh.• bottll."'~
will cost only l5C each Tickets ar,. on sale at
thP lnlormu.tlon de.;k ln
Templeton Collcgp Center
Spring Sprung A leak
Holly bwh wpports mounda af frozen snow ben• than moa1 campus Ilona .
Students rull .,. dodging tc:y ch•tan • tlwt fall from -·•nnv .,_ boughs.
(Photog,.,h by Tom Pru.tt)
icia Descri es
0 Farmwor ers
mands Bud Antle <California
grower) brought lntheTeam
sters Union local 890, to sign
up with 45-50 of hls 800 work
ers " Veracruz said.
''In 1965 the A WOC merged
with the NFWA (National
Farm"orkers Association)
under the leadership of Cesar
Chavez, because we (AWOC)
were too weak by our:selve.s .
The merger or the l wo unions
created the present UFWOC
union · Veracruz explained .
Bud Antle In 1970, after
some lelluce grow~r" had
signed cmtracts whh UFWOC
called ln the Teamsturs unJon
again to organize hls workers
'The defense department
has purchased more lettuce In one quarter. from Bud
Antle, than lt purchased all
of last year. which shows the
power or blg business and
government ," he pointed out
Veracruz also e:tplalned
briefly the connection between
the Do" Chemical Corpora
tion \l.ith agri-business F C.
Weaver, a representat 1\'e
!rom Dow, ls one or the five
men on Bud Antle's board of
directors. ~ said.
"There Is no opportunit)'
for rarmworkers to help tht!m·
selves without the help or
tho~e who have sense enough
who ure honest and true to
thelr rullglon and their con
c~pts " Veracruz concluded
Phtthp Ver.auJ , Fthptno tarmworller 111\d veat P1111•dPnt ol UFWOC, upla•n«i
the UOIOfliUtlon 011 t.mworll•" In c:.htonua. Pr11S&'ntinu • htStoncal ~gtound,
In a ~uch on campus tat osnk. tPhotOQr~~Ph bv R1dl Gottal •
Lewis and C I ark
College
Vol. XXIX • No. 34
March 2. 1971
Bu get Committee
To Trim Proposa s
Note: The ASLC Senate Budget
Commitrcc will hold open hc!lrings soon
to di cus funding for the following
item:.. The legislators must trim S5, 720
from the proposal.
AMOUNT
ITEM REQUESTED
Pioneer Log . . . . • • . . . • . . . • • . • . • • • . . • . • • • . S 7,375
K LC Radto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,520
Voyageur /Black Sun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,502
Mov1es . . ........ _ . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • 1 ,500
Artist Senes . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ,650
General Office Expenses • . . . • . . • . • . • . • . • . . • . 700
Envtronmental Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 710
Homecoming Committee . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • • . • • . 100
J-Board . ... ... ........ ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Onentation Commrttee • . . . . . . • • . . . . . • . . . . . . 400
P 1· -I A . C . o 1t1ca cteon ommtttee . . . • . • . • . • . . . . . . • . 1,100
Rally Squad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 564
Model U N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 874
log Edttor . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 300
K LC Manager . • . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . • • . • 300
May Fete & Parents' Weekend . • • . . . . . . . . • . . . . 800
Black Sun Editor . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 300
ASLC President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • • 600
ASLC V1ce Pres1dent . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . 450
ASLC Secretary . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 350
ASLC Treasurer . . . . . • • . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . • • . • • 375
SOFA Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
Executtve Allocatrons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000
Leg1slat1ve Allocations . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • • . 1,800
SOFA . f • • • . • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5,575
TOTAL
ALLOCATED $34,220
S28,500
Ca pus OSPIRG Chapter
Awaits State Board 0
"OSPIRG 1s alm~ and mov
Ing,·· according to Janet
Metsger , G. B Arrington. and
Bruce Elll nger, who have been
working on the local chapter
in rcc\:nt days
These student · have been
attending the state·" ide plan
ning m~et logs as represente·
tl ves rrom l.~wis and Clark,
and they or awoitill$l final ap
pro\111 (rom the State Board
or Higher Educmlon before
urging adoption or the monda ·
tory lundi ng upprouch here and
at other prh·ate coHe~e~
Letters ha\ recenth been -sent out in nn attempt to gain
~ndorscments rrom prominent
members of the community
"This \1; Ill help us udvant:E'
our cusc to lh" Board of Trus·
tees here. as " ·II ns the ~tate
Hoard "hich must 8ppro\'~
the program be for.. 0::-P rRG
l't~:tiJ~ gCt Q(f lhP ground ••
~aid .lnnet Met gPr
Tlw Or~gon lnd pr•nd m
Collegl' .\ssoolotlon, hou,~d
on this compus ltnd rep,·esc.nt·
(ng the lntCI"l!!':tS or Jl Of
()r~gon s pl'i \'IltP colleg~; , hns
SChl'dUicd diSCU ~ion of
O~PJaG
TI~t• t\\o ftr\.•ntt>st obstacles
10 appt"Q\ o I at 1 his point are
tin.· mand uor\ rundlng np
pro ch and th IHrg uon os
PN"l of tht' JI'Of}OStxl student
mtl rest •roup id h'l II ~er ··we are hopeful that those
who are In a position to make
a final oocision on this pro
~rnm ¥.Ill consider its edu~
cotlonal m~rhs . and also th~
well thought-out approach
which those lnltioting lht! ldeu
have taken." suid G B Ar
rington
Speakers Place;
LC Squad Hosts
Annual Debate
B&ll \'aer-ettl and Paul 1·
~on tk>d Cor third place ~lth
n Western Washington State
CoJle~e S"ni or debotc team at
l e\\tS and Clarks second nn·
nual Debators Cl sic tourn·
nment he.rt? lost \\e"kend
Earning first nd t.><:Qnd
place at th"' me"t \\er t~o
tcum~ from th... Unh•er h\'
of Or on l~ric Knud: (In and
f,nul 11; l~on rl•C"I" .~ special
Spt!DKt:r U\\ (trd 8\ the Int.: t
"hi ch '" ru ct -:d 15 C'O llegc
r •pn•Sf'nting Cour· state
T''~nl'. 1.~.:\\l nnd Clark
speaku "U I Ul'nd the 1 ln
fi c I d Co I 1 \. g c im h tlon l
I u·ch .; ll l otot \ t; ur th\'
quod earnt.•d the grand 5\\c p
tukl's lr-orh» t dull mt •t
\\11ich \hi~ tlw lxth OJ' l'H nth
l1n!\ "' in th .. nattQn • • I OG Tlll'SU[I.} 1\lii'Ch 2, 11171
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THE PIONEER LOG: 'IT'S TOO BAD YOU
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'•. HAVE TO PUT UP WITH THAT.'
Pt l':ddcn t lliH\ nnl fcl•ls that tlw
administmtion , .tlumni, lrustcc,, und llw
rommunit) .tround I rwi .md ll.ul.; h.n l'
a rok in the ~c.: hoot Ill'\\ 'fMpcr. ·r he
prc~iucnt abo feels the PIO 1 hR l Ol·
h not rt'~pon~hc to or rt:PrL'll tatiH· ot
the communi!) . 'icw-. ol Uti
recent meeting
harnqui't nnd liownrd ot &cred his
st ud<.>nt puhlkat ion in .1
with 1 og udvi cr hucl.;
Log editor .reg M c~ .
He brlic~c:o. that the new ... column' in
the Log too oftt.•n rcpr 'l nt the writers·
minority. political or p~r.;ort.tl 'icw' and
that the p:1pcr al'o turns to 'yn<.licated
columnbt... and lacult • "Hiters in order
to fill . paC'-'.
Howard stntrd thnt many pcop l~ in
the communi t) have approached him and
exprcssrd symp.11hy with him onccrnjog
thc Log. People haw s:aid lo the
pre .... idcnt, "it' too haJ you ha' c to put
up with thnt," nnd "l feel sorry for .. you.
The paesidcnt .tbo criticized the Log
f01 pTl'scnring Lit tie new~ reporting . Also,
.. the :»por;ts om cragc is poorly \\ rit ten
and appears in only one of t hrcc b'ue ·
at bC.'>t, •• he aid.
The Log, he feels, .. is turning into a
critical opinion .hc~t . Much of it
oontcnt b editorial and rcllcct the tone
of the people thnt it permit~ to fill it
columns.''
llow·.1rd sec~ the ... tcady wor..cning ol
college ncw ... papcrs as a national trend.
He cit~d that ''more and more college!!
a~,;ros' llw nat ion arc giving up publi~hjng
a carnpus newspaper , and thi' trend is
apparent at L(.·wis and l~rk."
The pre ... idcnt bclie\'t.>s that the Log
may currently he .approaching the end of
its cycle
Howard ~~ rcs::.cd that hi~ vicW:i were
personal opinions and not official ollcgc
polic) on the matt('r.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
We agree 1 ha 1 the Log has a
rcspon ihility to the communi ty. The
chiel re ponsibility is the tmr and
.tc'-uratc pre ~nta tion ol the news.
toondly, the pJpcr provid"' :1 forum in
v.hu:-h all luccts of th~.? communi!}' arc
in,·itcd to participate. But the Lof.! is a
sLudcnl publiC'Jiion and we con-.!di.:.J our
chi \!I' audit"nc.;c to be st utlcnl'
\\'hat culkgc policy has beL n toword
the nov. defunct Journalism depart rncnt,
the underpinning ot thl' newspaper. ~md
the Log itself, cun be coim:d as 'benign
neglect.·
Be lore 1 he dl'parunen I
altogdhcr, jounmlism W'J
ag.tinst.
The budget ~llottcd w:• hclvcd
di-.crimin.iled
thl' • t 1 n y dup.trlmcn l was hardly C'nough to cml'r
the purdaasc of office suppliC's, and it
wn~n'l until 1 og busilll''s managl'rs
JC.tpt.•d surplus funds from selling
.tthrrtising, th:11 the Log was nbll' In
pwvidr new I> pcwri tcr' lO replace 1 he
.tntique thai rl'poriC'r' ust.'U prl',iously .
Course offerings in the dl'p;u Lmcnt
\\ere dclciL'd, other.. were consolidated.
"F conomic,. reasons \\'Crc cited hy the
• tdministr.thon .as ju-.tinc.ltion. Luter, the
th.'!tn of lltculty', oftict. sought to rid thc:
c:urriculum ol all JOurnalism coursl'-;,
'lating that lhl' .. prol<.·,,tonal" discipline
w:ts not in tlH. main-.trcam of the liberal
arts tradition. ll:\.' than two }'C!Il'$ a~·o
thl' program n.•t.t.avcd .mother blow '' IH. n
the publications lab was ruled no longer
to he ,, cre<tlivc art It hL·camc an
up plied ~rt. ThL' K l C theatre and art
labs ar"' still con~tdcrcd JS creative :arts.
\\ ork on the.: publa .. Jlton., lab still
t.ount-. .ts one-third trcdil 10\\:trd the 37
credits required for a degree. but lhl..'
cour-;c no longrr t.an be u'>cd by
students to lulfill thctr creative .~rl'>
ohliga t ion.
Just recently . journalism was
incorpo rated a" part of thl'
communica tions department in the
sub-division of mcdiu ~I udtl''> l\ part-1 imc
laculty member will be lund to lilt the
Jutics ol log adviser and instructor to
three proposed journalism courses.
In the meantime rour pcoplt.· with
sornc previous c pcncnt.c in journalism ,
:11~.: atkmpting to tca~h thl' ha-.ic-; of
\Hiling and m•hli-;hmg to tltt' ni m; ot hn
staltcrs, and togl'lht>r they produ<..c the
log.
It's a difficult Lask nt hc .... t. M~n} '
more student-; arc nl!cdcd to help out.
In a sun cy completed last fall, t hrcl'
ptOmincnt editor-. and a k.tdmg educator
l'xarnincd campus journalism around the
nation and ~oncludcd that its quality
r.sngl'~ lrom "high caliber reporting and
writing to ~lovcnlmc ss and inau;ur:.H .y •
In I Itt: Oct I Q70 1ssue of SUIOOI
\NO SOC 11 TY the comnm,t on·~ findtng ...
Wl'r\: rtported fhcy found th.tl "campus
m.•w,papers .m: hampered by lack of
coopcr.1tion from their norm.1l llL'\\'s
source' on lhl! cumpuse-. rc<.ctv~o: taint
pr.use lor n:wonstb lc pl'rlomtam.c .wd \1
sh .. ady str\!.1111 of cnllLb1ll for clror'\ of
judgment or execution.· 1 he lack ol
<.oun'icling leaves <;Ollcge edt tors iJt ~~
Vlrfu:tl \"Jcuum. till.: study no led.''
One thmg is ccrtam. 'I hl' Log will
ncvct hu;omt.• :1 pubhc rda t ions arm of
the ,Jd minis I r.t tion. lJ we latter. it will
he bccauw there is not enough studl'nl
intcre .. t to publish a m•wsp.tpcr, but
administr:ttivl' poltt;acs ha\c not helped
U\, -G.M.
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The oldl'S l "II UC'
In Am• ~•·lcu
\\OUid I'PiltWll
In fuel lucrPn
renJ·COIISCit•nCt
no grudt!S, w
us "ell us
,12un1ent "as. of co
Jht'mselves.
AS U grut.IUUlO
,tmD!iPh4~r cs. ,'\ t N
on you lh!
snakelike, in lhi
rs li profess ()
Sir Toby B••
)'OUr Ca·ammet•
sure
AI Columbia was 1
courses and, t
without Sll
"H", \\hlch
liatcr, when you
eers -you took
enjoyul>lc exam.
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~sh It, und .vou
:o smote dnlRon.q
you• soul
1 11asn't on cum
wus votud I
n!l undertuken I
relatlonshol
rt.ttnlns muny ud
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nstem Included, 1101
cs not only ~J
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:,xots to grasp phy~
We are. und riMh
lnbelllng non-sl
mor~ than lucl
':.rre,ss In Acud~m•
tell our teach\•r
In no "F''s" ut
But, like C1.1plt nl
rarely anywuy
~m1etl a rudfcnl r
L~tter grades fl
Not that thl!
time earllt•r
late Renu Ruu
pleased to a
b<>twcen "B" ul
Inflation implies
lng lniluunces
1"''"• number of
trying to (Th •
which "on't rr
:nd~!s nt ull I "or
'But, mumcls mu
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BY OR MORTON JACOBS
The oldest "lllwrnl' twgum~o.mt ugulnst clolng u\\ay with
In ,\mPI'icnn r.olh.•gl.!s hns been thut dolnR nwoy wllh
1,oold ''"11 •vt £1'\\' prr>ssnn.•s upon th•• typlcul stuth•nL,
In !oct lm•J (.•usc them, Whf'n one consld••r •d tht• famous
rcai·COUSOil'nCt• or J\ml•llcun s 'l'hlll is to Sll), H tPIIChcrs
no g••tl(h'S, we might l}'Jli ca lly grude ourst•lvos mon•
snl)'. ns \\Oil [JS lt'SS ltCCIIr•llt:ly , lln}'Wii\'. Tho less llbt•ral
wns. of courso, thtH ... omt• would not b~ hutsh enough
tbCnlSclVOS
As o gruduult• studt.mt, I f•ncountf•rcd two grudclt~ss
nOSIPI1 •res At North Curollna, you knoy, tlH•v kt·pt secr·ct
on you U1ut you would n•J\'Pr SCt• ,\nd th••n• they
• snnkcllke, In tho rll••s, Issuing lnnudfble hlsst•s down th••
rs o proressot muy huve loved you !or \\hilt you sulci
Sir Toby Helch, but then turned ugnlnst you rorev•'r
your G•·nmmet CuJ'Ion's ecdle! You'll n•~vur kno". not
-;sure
At Columblu "us u truly gu,·opcun utmosphorc You •mrolled
.. courses and, to mv recoll~ctlon , tHtt•ndance wus quhc
thful without sunctlons of any sort. No t:!XUillS Your
"ll", which nppnrcntly meum. "H/c paid"
Later, wht!n you wen~ r~udy -.some P\'OPil• took fOJ'tv
-you took n d••pu•·tmemal comprehPnslve lt vms
enjoyable oxtun. It trh.!d you prettyextenslvelv on objective
.,.,·matlon us Y.l•ll us on lo~er th1.•sus. You f~.>lt you couldn't
msh It, und vou wt>rl! right. but tn ono very strenuous duy
s•noll• drugoru from your hobby horse. dug dhcht•s and
ll('d your ~oul lt wus Rlorlous . I lov~ that plucc
1 ~11sn't on cumpus tlw term the ne~ credit -no record
\\115 vott•d In ut Lewis nnd Clark. but I fettl Cl•rwln
IllS wtdcrtuken us a major eHort to revamp tho t~ucht•r ·
relat lonshop. Wh.atcvur Its shortcomings to dute,
retnlns mnny acUwr ems l>olh among students und fa cull\'
1 llkt' onr• u ·pt•ct of lt partlculurly well 1lw uhcrnate
ii1U!m lncludt•d, und StIll does Include, raillng grudes, bt CBUSl!
not only e. lst In the world, but according to on older
sensibility hud to be announced . .sometimes on bulletin
''You, John Do•"· huvc fulled by so-ano-so-mnny
to grusp physical chemistry "
\\'e are, unci rightly, less nnd less concerned usn society
labtlJUng non-success ns Calling In an ugc when ullenllt ion,
mot!! thun luc).; of lmelligence , accounts Cor much non
In Acudemc us P)SY.ehet·e , lt seems hiMhly urgt•nt thm
tell our teachers that they no lonJter m•ed b~ ushamcd If they
In no "(~'s" ut ull
But, like cuphul punlshmunt, t ht! "F" \\us being I n\'Oked
roruh anyway at l cwls nnd Clurk that ~rudolcssn,·ss
i~<'mio>c1 u rudtcul 1 eform Cor an all·eady deud issue
L(!tter· li!rudm .. muy not have worked too "ell for some
lli'.e Not thot tht•) l'ouldn t, but infhulon hnd hit tlll' murkt't
tJme eurlll'r With tht! exception of a Cow tt•Hchers -
latt• Rcnu Ruttt• \\US one or them, manv ol whoSl' studt.mts •
plcust•d to curry off "C's .. -tha negotiating ground
bdwncn "B" und ".r\". especially for mujors
lnflntlon implies u forcP, and umom~ th~ mujor 'lrlldt'·
tnfluL•nc t~ Ul l~cwls and Clnrk '' ns th•! lurger und
numbt•r of students going on to ~ruduate schools,
trying to (T~se ur•t• t.he .samt.> grad schools I urn told
, v.hlch won't mind ndmlttlng students." llh Vt3ry ft.>\\ letter
•uc;:, Ut oil I wonder)
But, muu11b muwndts. per hups the changes upproprtlue
LeYols und Clurk ·. t·ver Improving lm81i!~ In th~ ''orld
lldc u ne\\ understanding of t.he high ust!fulnt-ss of grudPs
lht!Sl' huvc lnwgrlly, and lC a ''C" bl' mndL• u baslcully
gt·ude oncu more, so thut at lha end or u tt!t'm
really Is u dlffNt.•ntlutlon us to per·lormancc
(Continued on page t)
DR. MORTON JACOBS PIONFlm. I 00
Announcements
Jtob rt P• ter.son po<:t In r I
dt'nc nt R('ced Colff! o Will lvc
6 po try r ding In Tam rack
l.oung' on Mnrch • at p m
• • • • • •
Th folk dancing clo s offer !d
by th.. r:rn Unlv rult.y, me IS
'fhursdtlyS c~t 7 p m In Stumm Din·
lng ~oom All Inter • t• d p;•rsons
arc lnvlt••cJ to RtU•nd
• • • • • •
Don Scho11r1ndnr will b Uw guest
speaker nt n lunch•:on hrold by r.h~>
Mother'B Club or l.c~ls nd Clark
Colleg • on Monday Mnrch • In
-tamm Dining Room R Istre·
tlon begins bt 11 30 o m \\1th
luncMon starting promptly at 12
pm
• • • • • •
OnvJd Stev.'ftrt wUI pr "nt th
rcsuhs of his s nlor res arch
S"mlnar paper In conomtcs on
\larch ~. at 7•30 p m In Throck·
morton 6 The paper concerns
Oregon's JbscrltK:rs to comm •r·
clal 11nd pre paid group lnsurftnee
plans, and the Blu Cross plan . .. . . . .
Th•• 1 el ,\ vlv String Quart•l
Hill perform Ill Le" Ill nnd Clark
on Wl"!c:inP.I(day , M u-c:h 8, at A 30
p m. In Evans llUdltorlum 'TickP.IS
ar~ ovallublt! m the lntormo.llon
d•!15k or thrOUAh th.-. music dcpl~rt-
lond:l F•ndttrt, un1or mlmt ttudont, protttnu Hn•ot t~minar mome show 8•30
p m Wtdntrtd•v , Mtrch 3 '' Fh Ac:re1 Th"tre, There will be no •dm\uoon ch•rge.
{Photograph by B1ll W•ttnl ment
• • • • • •
Folk musician P tc Sec ~'r will
llpp.!ar In concl!rt Wednesday ,
Mer1:h 3, a1 8 p m In the Smllh
lemorlal C<:ntcr Ballroom at
Portland Stntc Unl\'crslt., alatine anner • • • • • •
Rev. Denys Howard ''tludsa," 11 documental) portr111l
of the suca:s.dul gape bo) con "AlU be
!lltown TlnusdJI) , Mareh Jl, 111 6 p m. tn
lhc U,undl Ch!imbcn l'h ffim ou
produced loc:alJ), :and t1 bcln~; 'pon
101td by th~: ro.Utlc.<~l cuon Com·
ffiiiiCC. Due to some hassles In
edltortnl communlcntlon. the
~lunor of 16 Februarv wus • lnco•·recth' cn•dllt-d to mP • Whut uppo•ured in thtl column
\\aS cxcPrptt...>d (rom an arti
cle by Jonuthnn Alaok. "A
Happy Blrthduy for Guy Lib·
orutlon " It originally wus
prlnt •d In thf' 3 July 1970 ts
sue of lht• \tJlage VOICE.
(sic)
• • • • •
("iLh upolo~l' LothcFum1ly ·)
just to talk a lillie bit about
what o fumllv is .tnd about • what i saw on a Cew occasions
"h••n t "us able to 1 op into
you ull to rumble a bh about
tht• !n'\•dom vou have now,und •
to encourage you to utilize It
-C•·om n \'Untnge point of 'old
.tgu' us it \\ere
that thl' mma important part
or collc~e. It nppt!ars to me,
ts the suspension of soclul
und economic pressures which
u p~·rson enjoys thi:-at least
is the t•h•ment i miss most
ucutL!h' tn this herc-und-no"
imuglne IC \'OU cun whut h
m~uns 10 not huve to worrv
ubout 11 vlng quarter!' , or Ret
ting rood into you to nor
htt\'t.• 10 takl' vour employer's
phoblus Into account in dovel
oplng your lif~styh.! (my God.
thCSl' poor Cool!-) think my
hulr Is long: umuzin~) to be
free to rcuch out to onu unoth·
er, to be ublc to ~rO\\ tn\\hUt·
1.!\'L!r way hnppt•n!-i, not in whllt·
"''cr \\'U\' ts 'corrt'Ct' •
snvor it ull go do" n to the
rost• gardens und play }('ap
frog smokt.• u little, tht'n
play hldc-unti ·MH'k fn the for·
n111l gurduns behind the manor
dbl'II!-S the rc,·oluuonurv im
pllcut!ons tor ,\merika (sic)
of Cunudu's r\)CORnltion or
Chi nu, ami hl'l ic\f! ll touch
om.• .wotht•r .md lau~h nnd cr)
hold out tor ruur VIJf.lrS If you
pusslhl~ cun.
do not be llum'n'•d out ll',
'pt •·s~un•s' rL'm'-•mtmr whut
n\\1tlts vou ami gro\\ whih.• you
cun dtJ not cr) (Qr n wholl•
tl.!t'lll it Is II ~ud, S.ld \\tlSil'
u( "tll'J"g) um1 of Ion·· poll•nt Ia I
tlu not ullow yoursch c~. C\'i'r.
to forl(d that Cllhcr. cnr•·
llbout \'OU l'V~n tn 'our -durkl!St, most ulonc mom\.'ntS do not forget that liCe Is cycles,
and that 'uprll showers bring
rna) flO\\CrS t'\'Cl') doy be·
gins suy hello us you make
love do not smite and snv • hi to ~\'eryonc you me••l, every
duy -b" unhuppy wh~n you
must, and do not b • ushumed
O( It but do 1101 lt!l .}'OUl' dO\\ 11•
,-.rs become orgl.•s of self·
phy
v.l'ltt> u llttl~ . to yourst•lf If
no one t!lSt! It will gt ve you
something to In ugh nbout, lor
er turn to your lo\ rs, and
\dth them turn out, to others
w lnwr wrm is proverblully
the hardest -don't let It turn
you completely off let your
sell learn to love your broth·
•rs ns "~11 as your ststl!rs.
ond your slstl'rs us Y.ell as
your brothers usk yourself
'' hethcr you t·eall} \mnt o d ·
gree, or wh••tht•r you'd ruther
explor~ the wholt! damned c:al
ulog
rcmemb.~r me (plt•nse) . . . . .. .
There will be a d•· k StH up In
th • 1'ral1room tomorrow to gather
slgnnturcs on n pclhlon ~upport·
ing House Bill 10u5 This bill wlll
p1acn a Uve rear moratorium on
constructlon of nil nuclear power
plants
ACOUSTICS CITY
SOUND SEJtVlCE
• Old 4. New Gwtan
• Blue Gras Section
• Gw tar & Amp Repair
3~ A SE U""DAzA 13~149$
El:..J"ROPE
$235 285 r 1 trom CALIF.
Av.all<~bla tllijnU !rom N, V. PIIQhtS
wllhln EurOPe, llr~cl & the Orient
Contoct E.S.C.P. C/O B.ttrh! L~ne,
LC BOl< 20S4, e.vt. 281,
momben ot ASLC cocnmunlh only
tllt\H1,ER FUGIITS T()
liA \V;\ll ~~ E R(lPE 1\NO ASI1\
l
\pnl 26·~111} lb
June 9·Juh lb
lune9.Jul} 1:1
June 11-Jul) 24
June l2·JUI) CJ
June 13·Jun.: 111
June I '\-June 311
Jun IJ. u .0
June 13· ug. ~0
Jum· I sept 10
June ~(}.June ~c.
June :!2·JUI) 13
1\ug. 2 srpt 22
sept I O·tlct 9
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June I:?
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nJ ntc mbet or tlnu """' :Jt:ah lamth, Call or \\nit' 1 C(J
:O.dtoum~n, :-.;,, 211. :-.c" llllu .. '(' llutiJongs 111 l,c"t' ami fl:1rl.. I "'·
J·U or I hunt': .2-1 $4 ~0 \, I Oftl 4
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0n9on Colleve The Ptonear, hntihed their •lbon With 1 1·1 wtn lOIS mark end
• --d.. _ ... id\ _, good anouQtt lOt .ec:und pt-. in the NWC. ~ 1 conftren01 rTYJ' "'• "'"''
r.cihc luthe111n won tht top SfM)t c h 0on ~olt.l'der anttetpa.. an •dentlcal flndh In tht conf..,.nce
c:N:onstups March 11·13 at Ashl.tnd ~olland11 ~it~ tNt "competiUon IS
the name of tht ga~" and I!Chtdultd somt tough m .. u thb .,. .. , IIV••nst t.rger
IChoob such a tht Unl,... 1ty of Atakl and the Unh•tl'lity ol 8nhsh Columbia .
Tht mOS1 tmf)ona'lt ttung to Schollal'der Is not winning matc:ha. but hevi119
teeh .ndtYidual .x:t~ltvot dMt best of his tblllty Tht aquatic squad consiJUI mostly
d unctorclas:smen Two of thln'l Niwe battd tha ltw•s and Cltr* 1 000 yd.
ha•tyle record mls _.on. Othw top perfol'm4tn havo boen Rod L" Scon .,.11lfl. ~nd Paul Kubkr (Tho abowe photogroph w .. taken by D...w Bruan at the
l.:twh ~nd Clartt Rtl.aVJ htJd Jan. 29.1
I By Arthur Hoppe
By the falJ of 1971 . ( cq)
the new semi-private US.
Pcmt.al Service was in the
black and the old tota11y-pub·
llc: S Army was in trouble.
Di content "·as spreading,
d ertions were mounting,
draftees were rioting, costs
wu soaring and hardly any
one ~ould think of a good rea
s to cont lnue tht;o war ln
lndo.Oiina .
The lesson was clear "The
new Postal Service has prov
ed/· said the President , "that
the private $ector can run u
vast operntlon lnvolvtng thou
sands ol Americans In uni
form and turn a tidy prortt
Thus he announced that the
Defense Department was beln~
conwrted Into a private corp
oration
"If private enterprise can
deliver the mail at a prorh,
h can run a war at a profit,''
said the President confident
I)' "All It takes Is Incentive,
Snillatlvl' and business know
hov.. 'That's Lhe American
way ·•
• • • • •
The neYt corporation, ''De
fense. inc , ·• purchased th"
I) •rensc D~parcment 's as~ts
lor J Operating capital was
rals~d lhrough th•• sale of
"Dcfens••, Inc , Bands" und,·r
the slogan, .. Buy o Short! !n
Amerlcu 1 •
The dir+~ctors, being busl·
ncssm{!n, Immediately called
Cor n cost analysis of th1• P.n •
ti rr> Indo· Chln•~sr> oporut I on
It hov. •d a ''high proCit polon
tiol'' In the future sulr• of
orr· shore oil leases and r.ub·
b •r, tln and tourist conces
sions All looknd rosy At
last Americans kn •w whotthcy
\H•rc rlgh1Jng for
But DefcnSt!, Inc , hadn't
b :.;;n in business a v.;c•·k v.;hpn
It \loOS hlt by that ban· or oil businessmen -labor troubh.!.
J\ wtldcat strike by the new
ly-organized Machine Gun
ners, Mortar St~hters 6:: Am·
munition Carders Union, Lo·
cal 26·13, start~d It.
"We 'r~ currently averaging
6:1 Cl'nts un hour In take· home.
pay," Unit Chairman (form·
erly Serg~ant) Harry Hoffa
said ungrily. ·'The umon guy
In the Stall'S Is making $5 and
., 6 u n hour · wllh a sight
bl•tter chance or surviving to
take It home ·
The strfk~ spread Defense,
Inc , had no choice but to up
the mlnlmwn hourly wage to
$8.12 with tlme and o halt
for ov-ertim\! and every em
ployee's birthday a pald holi
day
Even so. there wos a labor
shortage . "High pay, ex cit·
lng challenge, easy advance
ment -Wl Equal Opportunity
Employ<lr, " read the ads in
the HC"lp \\'Wltl!d columns But
le" young men, after consid
ering the risks, bothe-red to
upply
With labor costs soaring
economics v.;ere Instituted
fhc Laos and Cambodian
opl.!ratlons were terml nated
The Regional Director In Sal·
gon rtred orf constant memos
to a 11 branch orrtces Such as
"The ldlllngo! Innocent clv
llluns must ceosu forthwith
Ev •ry employee ls caulloned
that bullets cost an a\ erage
3 2 cents. In these dlrticult
tlmt.os such waste can no long·
er be tolerated "
As derlclts mounted, at·
tempts were made to rent the
Army to other countrlus But
no notion In modern times
hos been uble to artord sold-
1 "rs who \\t•re paid the pre·
vnlling \\Ugc scales
So In six months, Dt•fcnsP,
Inc , w •nt bllnkrupt
• • • • •
. , hl•re wus some trtlk of
th1.• Govt>rnment tuklng ovt>r'
the wru· and subsidizing It
ogotn to the tune or S25 bll
llon or so unnuully But
Amr•rlca lmd leurm:d Its l~s
son Jt Wi:ll.i now u nmlon of
pn~trlsts
"Wnr Is o ''lolutlon," sold
on•• gloomy buslnessmun, cx
pr •sslng the common thouJC,ht,
"of ev •rythlng our free enter·
prl .-. syst~m holds dear '
(Copyright c hronlcl•• Pub·
llshlng Co 1971) PlONHbH I OG '1\lt'st.hl\', M11 rch i!, It
Vocalists Due
At Music Hour
This week's music hour· wi 11
Ccatun Ull"el' music mltjors
Pamtcoln Pllmpton soprano,
will sing vt•rmun and Fronch
s~lectlons Rocky Blumhugcn
will pl'l•SOnt hnllan ond tw(.'n
tleth centun music Roth
will bl' uccompunl~d by I vnne
Huston. planl.c:t. Bowlers Build Record,
Anticipate NAIA Bout
The Lewis nnd Clurk bow I
lnR wnm has hact hot ha.nd~
lnllllv nnd has earned six vlc
t orl~..., ln the! r lust sev~n
mate he~
Tht' two vocultsts will nlso
sing t\\O duets ont• from La
Tra\iata b} Vt•rdl and tho
olh~r rrom rht' T~lephone b~
Glan Carlo Menotll ln their t hret: most recont
motHs thl-Pioneer pin· kll
ll'rs huvt! rotlt!d ovl'r Puclrlc
Unlwrslly. Portl und Statu
Unl\'t>rshy and Port land Com
munh" Coli •ge
In thE' PaciCic mismatch .
which L.~wls and Clark swept
~4-0, rreshmun Russell King
l~!d 1111 bowlers w hh gamt>s
of 181. 1~3 and 2.16 for u Th music hour ts tomor
row nt 2 10 p m. In E'vnns
auditorium
Hasse (From Page 3)
But, as 1 ha\'e sald, "crodlt-no record' Is here hus Its
ltdh~rtmts, and is probably, in the hond:i or manv or thcst>,
a usl'ful, n lt•gltlmote tool. I can think of u rew general
cour~cs tn the colle(tt' whl.!rc It Is obviously the proper system
over leucr grades Cor most or till' students enrolled
Whut Is equullv reassuring to me since I dislike giving
bad or dangerous counsel -Is tlw high perc~ntagc or students
takinR credit no record courses In the upper dlvlslon who have
requested letter grades In them l write this to advise any
who have ~rsiswnt doubt~ about whether letter grades cun
he roregonl• withotll tncurrinR some risk in job and grad school
nppllcattons. that 1 share their doubts
Gradelessness hlt l.ewls and Clark at the same Lime another
ttntl·~ru\itationol in!lul•nce, for graver in Impact hit tht>whole
of American cducntlon . I'm speaking or the full and thoroufithly
demoralizing spread of tht• war in \ iet Nam to Cambodia
and from there to Kl•nt State, after which all our juices as
teachers nnd as students, ha\•e been too thickened or quickened
to move our spirits rightly
A mulalso hovers over the best moments, as Y.ell as the
worst, in the colll'8l' year. h 's not surprlsln~. therefore , or
shouldn't be -1 udmlt that, brainwashed us I am about student
ideullsm and so forth. I didn't take it Cor what It was for a
"hUe -that students or~! turning to cult lvate t helr
won gardens, are looklnfl alter their own 1nterests .
They mu}' still be avalluble for OSPIRG and crusades for
the ecology but they must also look after themselves
Then lhere is thl' additional prospect of a job depress I on
more onensJve Wld long last tng than the current tlnancial
recession ltself It must tak~ mor~ Core thought thlln ever
to be practical thesu duys What wlth the drive on the part
or mam students toward shari nfl custody of the Institution,
many stUdents are growing less concerned "1th the Institution
altogelher thun with the great and unpromising Beyond'
In summation I ve emphasized some of the practical dls
advantages of having adopted credit-no record precisely when
we dld. However, It's only fair to point out that those who ore
using It deoarl)' ball eve In tt, and glean from It many tmporUlnt
Intimations about the way l~arnlng can be untrammelled
1 just hope that we hnve no unjustified tnusions either about
the world outside, and Its response to our e~erlment or
to some weaknesses lnh~rent In the system. ---------------------------
LEWIS AND Cl AHK BASEBALL SCHEDULE
March 20
March 22
March 23
March 24·27
March 30
AprU
Aprll
AprU
Aprll
April
April
April
April
Aprll
Mav • May
May
Muy 3
5
9
10
16
17
21
24
26
4
5
6
8 OPPONENT
U or Portland
L of Oregon
Southern Oregon C
U of Washington
baseball tourney
Llnlteld
Pucltlc
Wlllamette
Whitman
C. ot Idaho
Portland State
Wlllnmette
Pactrlc Lutheran
Whitman
PocHlc
PacUic Luthorun
Oregon State U.
Port land State
l.tnrtcld
OVER 40
VARieTieS ---.---OND .... TO 00 PLACE
AWa\
Away
Home
Seattle
Away
Away
Away
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
Away
Home
Homu
Awa}'
Home
Home tOUl 1 or 600 Onn W(•M (Qj.
lowt•d with gnml'!. or 211.
nnd 180 for· n 552 totul Aid
1 np Oll' co u:-~•• wur(' Ti~
Mltcht•ll wlth u 5·11 ond Dalt
Dl'lP with 'i39
s~nlor h!ttermnn Hnnlt Sq
werwlne shook u sca•;on
slump tn tht• PSU mc~t. rot,
1 ng gumus or 183, 173 and 1~.
(or 0 & 18 St~rlt!~ RUSStl
King dth1l•d ~tnmos or 213, 171
and 1 1 for a 525 tot ul us tt;c
P loncer s ~'dgl.!d lhc fnvorte
PSU tcum 2· I
rho Lew Is nnd Cllr\
keMAlers beut the PCC c111
2 1 lust Thursday at Ban.,
Bowl
Dale ~lp , !"unior. loo 18
bowlers with games or lSi
211 und 213, for a 581 seri@S
King rolled game~ or 187, 17
and 210 for o 56i totlll Ill
Bruce Oomrel" hit a :.~aq
high ror hi mselC bowllf\A a
561 surles West shot fQlm~
of 163, 186 and 194 for 1
543 total und Ed Curtis -.1
rl~ht behind with a 542 So.
werwineo nnd Mltchell
ldenticu1 total~ or 516 for Itt
three gnmeb
"We ve improved at las
50 pt'r C<'nt over our perfor
mances during the first Cll
tht' season." said kealu
coach Charles Pickett
Pickett admits hls silhU
ore set on the i\prll 2-3 NAU
rollorrs In Kansas Clty.
NION 76
!;f'l'C'I<lftstng ffl n f)fk
On 111 Furt'rgn urn
8369 S W Bnrbl.lr Blvd
224 6600 ...................... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • ._,..
===~§~::;r
• : He doesn't • : deal with • : Tarot Cards ! to see into
: your future.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • J lc tlUl•sn'l nt•cd tht•m
lo Rt't' vnur finundul fulurt ,
rl'\'t'ollt:tJ , I
llt•'lllwlp \ ou wt• il
1\nd plun for 11 '\O\\
Ot•c.uusc tlw sooner vou
sllul, tlw lcs~ it costs. ,\nd
lw'll sho\\ von un insnrun~
progrosm tnilnrt•d t'SPI't:llliiJ
for vou . • lit• cnn lw louml in our
c.nrnpus uffit"l', Go lind lum
Thrn\\ UW•I\' vou1 'l'nrol • w
Cuuls
Campu• Agonta;
Jeff Jllcobs ond L1rry Bo~
C11mpua Coordinator
Sob Oloton
Rlchnrd H. Fr•ch M.C.A.
FRASCH & ASSOCIATES
Sutto 316, Riviera P11111
Portlnnd, Oregon 07201
Phone 222-4301
• :PROVI r=NT
:Mt J I UAI I IFf
• Na\Jtto\N~I 0 ........ 01 fi'HtlAOI ....... • • •••••••••••••••••• • • ISSint
an tc
By Oebbte H
Staff Write!
With the advent
tnt rreezlng cond
'~.ewts and Clark C
p0.9 0 question
ral~ed . "Where a
rtsh?'' Or Thon
-
Goldhsh koep cool
1 only temporery, DC
, JilaMtd for spring tern
•
Pionee
In Nati
What started c
last November b
TUesday night a
hoopsters dump!
Universlll I 03 I
trip to the N AlA
·13 In Kansas (
The Pionee r~
vlsltlng Bearcatl
day night befor~
best-of lhree s•
lowing evening
Lewis and Cla
at ha11tlme 35
cidlng game an~
If lhe Salemltes
tht! series B~
YOert> quickly s~
~econd stanza a
unleashed Lhel
fen.slve burst ~
mnnaged 76 poir
20 minutes or
att the old sch
destroy the
Bear cats
The two rece
resent a blaz.in
tbe Pioneer for
month IL uppe
Plone~rs wou
thr pluyoffs
tlonal tournamq
later lng u sp
Ord to oprm
Ploneer!'i d .. nn
lhPir lust 13
Into a second
tonter~nCtJ
look~d as If
had once oga In
ly In Lhc str
tht, Ploncors
back togethor .
the Log cao
from fairly
In which ,. .......
exposed to
:h dl varst:
the Revercno t
gle (dog), 11'-l
ge Fo>c
name
ment
s perspective,
bt that any
Is
the Log. lf
detractors
s which
:>e shared am~
I believe \\
tht to think
~t disagree
a of theIr A""'
the va
lfhlch mot
or Mr Shar
Jerhaps best "
1 own column
197 1 The ASL
e lnslnuateli ' accord with tJ
aln matters
•t mention.
~ cast the
te on the reca1
:olutlon, whl:
lther heroic :
,r stubborn Pf:
.ful, at least
external India
r Shaw has c
igniHcant
pervasive
aHsm which
It Is no
. ng to watch
John E . .,,.,
~OPE
•.t. from CALIF
s from N. Y fll9f!h
lsrul & Uu Or~
P C/o Burle UN
IXl. 281.
Lc c:ommunll y
IIORS
u Your
rncements
tJ.nd
ndGown
t The
>I< store
ow ..........
• .. • \2bl 00
• . • • \289.00
••••• S2b9.00 ..... s 309 ,(l()
•..•• S250.00 ..... s 1 ~s.oo
••••• S297.00
•.... $263.00
...•• $309.00
.... S2b3 00
...•• S llS.OO
.•.•• S289.00 ..... s '249.00 ..... s 249.00
•••• S2b9.00
•.••• $159.00 ..... '150.00 ..... s 135.1)0 ..... s t.so no ..... st.so.oo
••••• S ISO.OO
•.•.• S I SO 00 .... s I .SO 00 ..... s 1 ~0.1)0
, fatui(), ,,.rr
or \\nh: lCil
am! ( lark, ~ L companieS Comply
, EAC Requests Returnable
Bottles to Replace Cans Renownnd sopruno sol·
otsl Elly Amellng will slng
In cont'r!rt on Friday,
March 5 al li p.m lnEvuns
auditorium . Plunlst Irwin
Gogl• will accompany her
The performance ls the
third In the college's 1970·
71 Cultural Art Series. Spoke.smt•n Cor the Portland
St•vt•n· Up und Coco Colo bot
tUng compunles announcl'd
'fhursduy that nonreturnable
botlh!S und cum; will be re
plun·d by returnable bottles
"ithln tt•n days The an
nounremont followed dorm
('0\rncll und senate endorse .
rnunts, with the Environmen
tal Activists Coalition (EAC)
n>qu(•stlng the action
Wllllnm Moore, general
, manager or the Seven· Up Bot
tling Compctny, explaln~d that
rcturnuble bottles were tried
t\\0 ycnrs ago at Lewis and
Clork ond that there ure many
problems Involved with re
turnable bolt les.
''The maJn problems;· he
ewlulned, "ore that a small
minority of st udems van do llze
we machines and steal the
returnable boll1es • Seven
Up has only three "sealed,"
vandll proof bottle machines,
which cost about $800 each
Wl• will Install returnable
botth machines ·Moore said.
"but at the rlrst slgn of van
dalism we will revert back
to cnns."
The Coca-Colo Company al
rt!ady hos sealed machines at
Lewis and Clark. so the con
\'erslon won't be as difficult
According to Coke Spokes
•oman, Mrs. Carlson return
able bottles will bring a blg
ser proCit to the dorms If all
or the bottles are returned .
'A co.s& o{ returnable 12-
ounc~ bottles costsonlyS2 .05.
UFW
Situation
The United Farmworkers
Organizing Committee ac
cording to PhlJip Veracruz . Is
the only union which can rep·
r~ent ra nnworker 's Inter
~sts "Unions from outside
Btl' trylng to organize farm
~orkers. instead or helping,
try to take over," he said.
By Robertn Halvorson
Staff Wnter
Vt:racruz. , Filipino farm
'lofOrker and vice president of
UFWOC under Cesar Chavez.
gavt> a campus speech last
Thursday on a historical per
specttve o! Carmworkers In
California
The Chinese were the first
group brou~ht In alter they
had worked on the railroads
In Cu lHornia In 1880 he said
The JapWlese Filipinos were
brou~ht In from their coun
tries, and the Anglos were
brought in Crom stateli like
Kan~a, and Oklahoma. Vera ~
cru2 continued
"The-growers ha\'c always
brought minority groups into
the fields, to compete with
thl! other m inorltles already
present, not ullowlng any
Rroup to unlonlze," he said.
During World W~.tr ll, the
Mt xi can Bruceros w '-' r ~
brought In Crum Mexico, but
In 1 Du·l. thl! Bracero p•·ogram
was termlnutt>d
· "rh,•n t ht' Public l~aw 7~
was passed whkh cnubled the
groWt.lt'S lo bl'lng ln Braceros.
U ••nough "orkcrs wcru not
available,'' ht• explnin~d
''In lOtiO thPn.l\\VOC(Agri·
c.uhurnl Workers Organizing
Committee) composed mainly
or F'lltplnos. organized wlth
Unhed Packinghouse ¥torkt•rs
for higher wngcs. nnd rurm
"orkors protection
'In responding to these dt•· whereas u nonroturnnbh.! cas•·
COSL') $2 80," she (>!Cplnlnt>d
The price or pop cons
throughout the Portlund arcu
Is going up Lo 20~ each but
12-ounce rt.•turnabh.• bottll."'~
will cost only l5C each Tickets ar,. on sale at
thP lnlormu.tlon de.;k ln
Templeton Collcgp Center
Spring Sprung A leak
Holly bwh wpports mounda af frozen snow ben• than moa1 campus Ilona .
Students rull .,. dodging tc:y ch•tan • tlwt fall from -·•nnv .,_ boughs.
(Photog,.,h by Tom Pru.tt)
icia Descri es
0 Farmwor ers
mands Bud Antle <California
grower) brought lntheTeam
sters Union local 890, to sign
up with 45-50 of hls 800 work
ers " Veracruz said.
''In 1965 the A WOC merged
with the NFWA (National
Farm"orkers Association)
under the leadership of Cesar
Chavez, because we (AWOC)
were too weak by our:selve.s .
The merger or the l wo unions
created the present UFWOC
union · Veracruz explained .
Bud Antle In 1970, after
some lelluce grow~r" had
signed cmtracts whh UFWOC
called ln the Teamsturs unJon
again to organize hls workers
'The defense department
has purchased more lettuce In one quarter. from Bud
Antle, than lt purchased all
of last year. which shows the
power or blg business and
government ," he pointed out
Veracruz also e:tplalned
briefly the connection between
the Do" Chemical Corpora
tion \l.ith agri-business F C.
Weaver, a representat 1\'e
!rom Dow, ls one or the five
men on Bud Antle's board of
directors. ~ said.
"There Is no opportunit)'
for rarmworkers to help tht!m·
selves without the help or
tho~e who have sense enough
who ure honest and true to
thelr rullglon and their con
c~pts " Veracruz concluded
Phtthp Ver.auJ , Fthptno tarmworller 111\d veat P1111•dPnt ol UFWOC, upla•n«i
the UOIOfliUtlon 011 t.mworll•" In c:.htonua. Pr11S&'ntinu • htStoncal ~gtound,
In a ~uch on campus tat osnk. tPhotOQr~~Ph bv R1dl Gottal •
Lewis and C I ark
College
Vol. XXIX • No. 34
March 2. 1971
Bu get Committee
To Trim Proposa s
Note: The ASLC Senate Budget
Commitrcc will hold open hc!lrings soon
to di cus funding for the following
item:.. The legislators must trim S5, 720
from the proposal.
AMOUNT
ITEM REQUESTED
Pioneer Log . . . . • • . . . • . . . • • . • . • • • . . • . • • • . S 7,375
K LC Radto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,520
Voyageur /Black Sun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,502
Mov1es . . ........ _ . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • 1 ,500
Artist Senes . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ,650
General Office Expenses • . . . • . . • . • . • . • . • . . • . 700
Envtronmental Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 710
Homecoming Committee . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • • . • • . 100
J-Board . ... ... ........ ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Onentation Commrttee • . . . . . . • • . . . . . • . . . . . . 400
P 1· -I A . C . o 1t1ca cteon ommtttee . . . • . • . • . • . . . . . . • . 1,100
Rally Squad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 564
Model U N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 874
log Edttor . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 300
K LC Manager . • . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . • • . • 300
May Fete & Parents' Weekend . • • . . . . . . . . • . . . . 800
Black Sun Editor . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 300
ASLC President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • • 600
ASLC V1ce Pres1dent . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . 450
ASLC Secretary . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 350
ASLC Treasurer . . . . . • • . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . • • . • • 375
SOFA Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
Executtve Allocatrons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000
Leg1slat1ve Allocations . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • • . 1,800
SOFA . f • • • . • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5,575
TOTAL
ALLOCATED $34,220
S28,500
Ca pus OSPIRG Chapter
Awaits State Board 0
"OSPIRG 1s alm~ and mov
Ing,·· according to Janet
Metsger , G. B Arrington. and
Bruce Elll nger, who have been
working on the local chapter
in rcc\:nt days
These student · have been
attending the state·" ide plan
ning m~et logs as represente·
tl ves rrom l.~wis and Clark,
and they or awoitill$l final ap
pro\111 (rom the State Board
or Higher Educmlon before
urging adoption or the monda ·
tory lundi ng upprouch here and
at other prh·ate coHe~e~
Letters ha\ recenth been -sent out in nn attempt to gain
~ndorscments rrom prominent
members of the community
"This \1; Ill help us udvant:E'
our cusc to lh" Board of Trus·
tees here. as " ·II ns the ~tate
Hoard "hich must 8ppro\'~
the program be for.. 0::-P rRG
l't~:tiJ~ gCt Q(f lhP ground ••
~aid .lnnet Met gPr
Tlw Or~gon lnd pr•nd m
Collegl' .\ssoolotlon, hou,~d
on this compus ltnd rep,·esc.nt·
(ng the lntCI"l!!':tS or Jl Of
()r~gon s pl'i \'IltP colleg~; , hns
SChl'dUicd diSCU ~ion of
O~PJaG
TI~t• t\\o ftr\.•ntt>st obstacles
10 appt"Q\ o I at 1 his point are
tin.· mand uor\ rundlng np
pro ch and th IHrg uon os
PN"l of tht' JI'Of}OStxl student
mtl rest •roup id h'l II ~er ··we are hopeful that those
who are In a position to make
a final oocision on this pro
~rnm ¥.Ill consider its edu~
cotlonal m~rhs . and also th~
well thought-out approach
which those lnltioting lht! ldeu
have taken." suid G B Ar
rington
Speakers Place;
LC Squad Hosts
Annual Debate
B&ll \'aer-ettl and Paul 1·
~on tk>d Cor third place ~lth
n Western Washington State
CoJle~e S"ni or debotc team at
l e\\tS and Clarks second nn·
nual Debators Cl sic tourn·
nment he.rt? lost \\e"kend
Earning first nd t.><:Qnd
place at th"' me"t \\er t~o
tcum~ from th... Unh•er h\'
of Or on l~ric Knud: (In and
f,nul 11; l~on rl•C"I" .~ special
Spt!DKt:r U\\ (trd 8\ the Int.: t
"hi ch '" ru ct -:d 15 C'O llegc
r •pn•Sf'nting Cour· state
T''~nl'. 1.~.:\\l nnd Clark
speaku "U I Ul'nd the 1 ln
fi c I d Co I 1 \. g c im h tlon l
I u·ch .; ll l otot \ t; ur th\'
quod earnt.•d the grand 5\\c p
tukl's lr-orh» t dull mt •t
\\11ich \hi~ tlw lxth OJ' l'H nth
l1n!\ "' in th .. nattQn • • I OG Tlll'SU[I.} 1\lii'Ch 2, 11171
I B '{' J.
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THE PIONEER LOG: 'IT'S TOO BAD YOU
•
~--
'•. HAVE TO PUT UP WITH THAT.'
Pt l':ddcn t lliH\ nnl fcl•ls that tlw
administmtion , .tlumni, lrustcc,, und llw
rommunit) .tround I rwi .md ll.ul.; h.n l'
a rok in the ~c.: hoot Ill'\\ 'fMpcr. ·r he
prc~iucnt abo feels the PIO 1 hR l Ol·
h not rt'~pon~hc to or rt:PrL'll tatiH· ot
the communi!) . 'icw-. ol Uti
recent meeting
harnqui't nnd liownrd ot &cred his
st ud<.>nt puhlkat ion in .1
with 1 og udvi cr hucl.;
Log editor .reg M c~ .
He brlic~c:o. that the new ... column' in
the Log too oftt.•n rcpr 'l nt the writers·
minority. political or p~r.;ort.tl 'icw' and
that the p:1pcr al'o turns to 'yn<.licated
columnbt... and lacult • "Hiters in order
to fill . paC'-'.
Howard stntrd thnt many pcop l~ in
the communi t) have approached him and
exprcssrd symp.11hy with him onccrnjog
thc Log. People haw s:aid lo the
pre .... idcnt, "it' too haJ you ha' c to put
up with thnt," nnd "l feel sorry for .. you.
The paesidcnt .tbo criticized the Log
f01 pTl'scnring Lit tie new~ reporting . Also,
.. the :»por;ts om cragc is poorly \\ rit ten
and appears in only one of t hrcc b'ue ·
at bC.'>t, •• he aid.
The Log, he feels, .. is turning into a
critical opinion .hc~t . Much of it
oontcnt b editorial and rcllcct the tone
of the people thnt it permit~ to fill it
columns.''
llow·.1rd sec~ the ... tcady wor..cning ol
college ncw ... papcrs as a national trend.
He cit~d that ''more and more college!!
a~,;ros' llw nat ion arc giving up publi~hjng
a carnpus newspaper , and thi' trend is
apparent at L(.·wis and l~rk."
The pre ... idcnt bclie\'t.>s that the Log
may currently he .approaching the end of
its cycle
Howard ~~ rcs::.cd that hi~ vicW:i were
personal opinions and not official ollcgc
polic) on the matt('r.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
We agree 1 ha 1 the Log has a
rcspon ihility to the communi ty. The
chiel re ponsibility is the tmr and
.tc'-uratc pre ~nta tion ol the news.
toondly, the pJpcr provid"' :1 forum in
v.hu:-h all luccts of th~.? communi!}' arc
in,·itcd to participate. But the Lof.! is a
sLudcnl publiC'Jiion and we con-.!di.:.J our
chi \!I' audit"nc.;c to be st utlcnl'
\\'hat culkgc policy has beL n toword
the nov. defunct Journalism depart rncnt,
the underpinning ot thl' newspaper. ~md
the Log itself, cun be coim:d as 'benign
neglect.·
Be lore 1 he dl'parunen I
altogdhcr, jounmlism W'J
ag.tinst.
The budget ~llottcd w:• hclvcd
di-.crimin.iled
thl' • t 1 n y dup.trlmcn l was hardly C'nough to cml'r
the purdaasc of office suppliC's, and it
wn~n'l until 1 og busilll''s managl'rs
JC.tpt.•d surplus funds from selling
.tthrrtising, th:11 the Log was nbll' In
pwvidr new I> pcwri tcr' lO replace 1 he
.tntique thai rl'poriC'r' ust.'U prl',iously .
Course offerings in the dl'p;u Lmcnt
\\ere dclciL'd, other.. were consolidated.
"F conomic,. reasons \\'Crc cited hy the
• tdministr.thon .as ju-.tinc.ltion. Luter, the
th.'!tn of lltculty', oftict. sought to rid thc:
c:urriculum ol all JOurnalism coursl'-;,
'lating that lhl' .. prol<.·,,tonal" discipline
w:ts not in tlH. main-.trcam of the liberal
arts tradition. ll:\.' than two }'C!Il'$ a~·o
thl' program n.•t.t.avcd .mother blow '' IH. n
the publications lab was ruled no longer
to he ,, cre<tlivc art It hL·camc an
up plied ~rt. ThL' K l C theatre and art
labs ar"' still con~tdcrcd JS creative :arts.
\\ ork on the.: publa .. Jlton., lab still
t.ount-. .ts one-third trcdil 10\\:trd the 37
credits required for a degree. but lhl..'
cour-;c no longrr t.an be u'>cd by
students to lulfill thctr creative .~rl'>
ohliga t ion.
Just recently . journalism was
incorpo rated a" part of thl'
communica tions department in the
sub-division of mcdiu ~I udtl''> l\ part-1 imc
laculty member will be lund to lilt the
Jutics ol log adviser and instructor to
three proposed journalism courses.
In the meantime rour pcoplt.· with
sornc previous c pcncnt.c in journalism ,
:11~.: atkmpting to tca~h thl' ha-.ic-; of
\Hiling and m•hli-;hmg to tltt' ni m; ot hn
staltcrs, and togl'lht>r they produ<..c the
log.
It's a difficult Lask nt hc .... t. M~n} '
more student-; arc nl!cdcd to help out.
In a sun cy completed last fall, t hrcl'
ptOmincnt editor-. and a k.tdmg educator
l'xarnincd campus journalism around the
nation and ~oncludcd that its quality
r.sngl'~ lrom "high caliber reporting and
writing to ~lovcnlmc ss and inau;ur:.H .y •
In I Itt: Oct I Q70 1ssue of SUIOOI
\NO SOC 11 TY the comnm,t on·~ findtng ...
Wl'r\: rtported fhcy found th.tl "campus
m.•w,papers .m: hampered by lack of
coopcr.1tion from their norm.1l llL'\\'s
source' on lhl! cumpuse-. rc<.ctv~o: taint
pr.use lor n:wonstb lc pl'rlomtam.c .wd \1
sh .. ady str\!.1111 of cnllLb1ll for clror'\ of
judgment or execution.· 1 he lack ol
<.oun'icling leaves <;Ollcge edt tors iJt ~~
Vlrfu:tl \"Jcuum. till.: study no led.''
One thmg is ccrtam. 'I hl' Log will
ncvct hu;omt.• :1 pubhc rda t ions arm of
the ,Jd minis I r.t tion. lJ we latter. it will
he bccauw there is not enough studl'nl
intcre .. t to publish a m•wsp.tpcr, but
administr:ttivl' poltt;acs ha\c not helped
U\, -G.M.
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The oldl'S l "II UC'
In Am• ~•·lcu
\\OUid I'PiltWll
In fuel lucrPn
renJ·COIISCit•nCt
no grudt!S, w
us "ell us
,12un1ent "as. of co
Jht'mselves.
AS U grut.IUUlO
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on you lh!
snakelike, in lhi
rs li profess ()
Sir Toby B••
)'OUr Ca·ammet•
sure
AI Columbia was 1
courses and, t
without Sll
"H", \\hlch
liatcr, when you
eers -you took
enjoyul>lc exam.
'"'"uttlon us w••ll
~sh It, und .vou
:o smote dnlRon.q
you• soul
1 11asn't on cum
wus votud I
n!l undertuken I
relatlonshol
rt.ttnlns muny ud
I like on..• uspc ~
nstem Included, 1101
cs not only ~J
..,,., sensl bllity hi
''You, J~
:,xots to grasp phy~
We are. und riMh
lnbelllng non-sl
mor~ than lucl
':.rre,ss In Acud~m•
tell our teach\•r
In no "F''s" ut
But, like C1.1plt nl
rarely anywuy
~m1etl a rudfcnl r
L~tter grades fl
Not that thl!
time earllt•r
late Renu Ruu
pleased to a
b<>twcen "B" ul
Inflation implies
lng lniluunces
1"''"• number of
trying to (Th •
which "on't rr
:nd~!s nt ull I "or
'But, mumcls mu
l.e\\IS und Clul
:ChKiu a new undt!
these have lntej
grudt.• (
r~ally Is u dl( h 2, Hl71
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BY OR MORTON JACOBS
The oldest "lllwrnl' twgum~o.mt ugulnst clolng u\\ay with
In ,\mPI'icnn r.olh.•gl.!s hns been thut dolnR nwoy wllh
1,oold ''"11 •vt £1'\\' prr>ssnn.•s upon th•• typlcul stuth•nL,
In !oct lm•J (.•usc them, Whf'n one consld••r •d tht• famous
rcai·COUSOil'nCt• or J\ml•llcun s 'l'hlll is to Sll), H tPIIChcrs
no g••tl(h'S, we might l}'Jli ca lly grude ourst•lvos mon•
snl)'. ns \\Oil [JS lt'SS ltCCIIr•llt:ly , lln}'Wii\'. Tho less llbt•ral
wns. of courso, thtH ... omt• would not b~ hutsh enough
tbCnlSclVOS
As o gruduult• studt.mt, I f•ncountf•rcd two grudclt~ss
nOSIPI1 •res At North Curollna, you knoy, tlH•v kt·pt secr·ct
on you U1ut you would n•J\'Pr SCt• ,\nd th••n• they
• snnkcllke, In tho rll••s, Issuing lnnudfble hlsst•s down th••
rs o proressot muy huve loved you !or \\hilt you sulci
Sir Toby Helch, but then turned ugnlnst you rorev•'r
your G•·nmmet CuJ'Ion's ecdle! You'll n•~vur kno". not
-;sure
At Columblu "us u truly gu,·opcun utmosphorc You •mrolled
.. courses and, to mv recoll~ctlon , tHtt•ndance wus quhc
thful without sunctlons of any sort. No t:!XUillS Your
"ll", which nppnrcntly meum. "H/c paid"
Later, wht!n you wen~ r~udy -.some P\'OPil• took fOJ'tv
-you took n d••pu•·tmemal comprehPnslve lt vms
enjoyable oxtun. It trh.!d you prettyextenslvelv on objective
.,.,·matlon us Y.l•ll us on lo~er th1.•sus. You f~.>lt you couldn't
msh It, und vou wt>rl! right. but tn ono very strenuous duy
s•noll• drugoru from your hobby horse. dug dhcht•s and
ll('d your ~oul lt wus Rlorlous . I lov~ that plucc
1 ~11sn't on cumpus tlw term the ne~ credit -no record
\\115 vott•d In ut Lewis nnd Clark. but I fettl Cl•rwln
IllS wtdcrtuken us a major eHort to revamp tho t~ucht•r ·
relat lonshop. Wh.atcvur Its shortcomings to dute,
retnlns mnny acUwr ems l>olh among students und fa cull\'
1 llkt' onr• u ·pt•ct of lt partlculurly well 1lw uhcrnate
ii1U!m lncludt•d, und StIll does Include, raillng grudes, bt CBUSl!
not only e. lst In the world, but according to on older
sensibility hud to be announced . .sometimes on bulletin
''You, John Do•"· huvc fulled by so-ano-so-mnny
to grusp physical chemistry "
\\'e are, unci rightly, less nnd less concerned usn society
labtlJUng non-success ns Calling In an ugc when ullenllt ion,
mot!! thun luc).; of lmelligence , accounts Cor much non
In Acudemc us P)SY.ehet·e , lt seems hiMhly urgt•nt thm
tell our teachers that they no lonJter m•ed b~ ushamcd If they
In no "(~'s" ut ull
But, like cuphul punlshmunt, t ht! "F" \\us being I n\'Oked
roruh anyway at l cwls nnd Clurk that ~rudolcssn,·ss
i~<'mio>c1 u rudtcul 1 eform Cor an all·eady deud issue
L(!tter· li!rudm .. muy not have worked too "ell for some
lli'.e Not thot tht•) l'ouldn t, but infhulon hnd hit tlll' murkt't
tJme eurlll'r With tht! exception of a Cow tt•Hchers -
latt• Rcnu Ruttt• \\US one or them, manv ol whoSl' studt.mts •
plcust•d to curry off "C's .. -tha negotiating ground
bdwncn "B" und ".r\". especially for mujors
lnflntlon implies u forcP, and umom~ th~ mujor 'lrlldt'·
tnfluL•nc t~ Ul l~cwls and Clnrk '' ns th•! lurger und
numbt•r of students going on to ~ruduate schools,
trying to (T~se ur•t• t.he .samt.> grad schools I urn told
, v.hlch won't mind ndmlttlng students." llh Vt3ry ft.>\\ letter
•uc;:, Ut oil I wonder)
But, muu11b muwndts. per hups the changes upproprtlue
LeYols und Clurk ·. t·ver Improving lm81i!~ In th~ ''orld
lldc u ne\\ understanding of t.he high ust!fulnt-ss of grudPs
lht!Sl' huvc lnwgrlly, and lC a ''C" bl' mndL• u baslcully
gt·ude oncu more, so thut at lha end or u tt!t'm
really Is u dlffNt.•ntlutlon us to per·lormancc
(Continued on page t)
DR. MORTON JACOBS PIONFlm. I 00
Announcements
Jtob rt P• ter.son po<:t In r I
dt'nc nt R('ced Colff! o Will lvc
6 po try r ding In Tam rack
l.oung' on Mnrch • at p m
• • • • • •
Th folk dancing clo s offer !d
by th.. r:rn Unlv rult.y, me IS
'fhursdtlyS c~t 7 p m In Stumm Din·
lng ~oom All Inter • t• d p;•rsons
arc lnvlt••cJ to RtU•nd
• • • • • •
Don Scho11r1ndnr will b Uw guest
speaker nt n lunch•:on hrold by r.h~>
Mother'B Club or l.c~ls nd Clark
Colleg • on Monday Mnrch • In
-tamm Dining Room R Istre·
tlon begins bt 11 30 o m \\1th
luncMon starting promptly at 12
pm
• • • • • •
OnvJd Stev.'ftrt wUI pr "nt th
rcsuhs of his s nlor res arch
S"mlnar paper In conomtcs on
\larch ~. at 7•30 p m In Throck·
morton 6 The paper concerns
Oregon's JbscrltK:rs to comm •r·
clal 11nd pre paid group lnsurftnee
plans, and the Blu Cross plan . .. . . . .
Th•• 1 el ,\ vlv String Quart•l
Hill perform Ill Le" Ill nnd Clark
on Wl"!c:inP.I(day , M u-c:h 8, at A 30
p m. In Evans llUdltorlum 'TickP.IS
ar~ ovallublt! m the lntormo.llon
d•!15k or thrOUAh th.-. music dcpl~rt-
lond:l F•ndttrt, un1or mlmt ttudont, protttnu Hn•ot t~minar mome show 8•30
p m Wtdntrtd•v , Mtrch 3 '' Fh Ac:re1 Th"tre, There will be no •dm\uoon ch•rge.
{Photograph by B1ll W•ttnl ment
• • • • • •
Folk musician P tc Sec ~'r will
llpp.!ar In concl!rt Wednesday ,
Mer1:h 3, a1 8 p m In the Smllh
lemorlal C<:ntcr Ballroom at
Portland Stntc Unl\'crslt., alatine anner • • • • • •
Rev. Denys Howard ''tludsa," 11 documental) portr111l
of the suca:s.dul gape bo) con "AlU be
!lltown TlnusdJI) , Mareh Jl, 111 6 p m. tn
lhc U,undl Ch!imbcn l'h ffim ou
produced loc:alJ), :and t1 bcln~; 'pon
101td by th~: ro.Utlc.<~l cuon Com·
ffiiiiCC. Due to some hassles In
edltortnl communlcntlon. the
~lunor of 16 Februarv wus • lnco•·recth' cn•dllt-d to mP • Whut uppo•ured in thtl column
\\aS cxcPrptt...>d (rom an arti
cle by Jonuthnn Alaok. "A
Happy Blrthduy for Guy Lib·
orutlon " It originally wus
prlnt •d In thf' 3 July 1970 ts
sue of lht• \tJlage VOICE.
(sic)
• • • • •
("iLh upolo~l' LothcFum1ly ·)
just to talk a lillie bit about
what o fumllv is .tnd about • what i saw on a Cew occasions
"h••n t "us able to 1 op into
you ull to rumble a bh about
tht• !n'\•dom vou have now,und •
to encourage you to utilize It
-C•·om n \'Untnge point of 'old
.tgu' us it \\ere
that thl' mma important part
or collc~e. It nppt!ars to me,
ts the suspension of soclul
und economic pressures which
u p~·rson enjoys thi:-at least
is the t•h•ment i miss most
ucutL!h' tn this herc-und-no"
imuglne IC \'OU cun whut h
m~uns 10 not huve to worrv
ubout 11 vlng quarter!' , or Ret
ting rood into you to nor
htt\'t.• 10 takl' vour employer's
phoblus Into account in dovel
oplng your lif~styh.! (my God.
thCSl' poor Cool!-) think my
hulr Is long: umuzin~) to be
free to rcuch out to onu unoth·
er, to be ublc to ~rO\\ tn\\hUt·
1.!\'L!r way hnppt•n!-i, not in whllt·
"''cr \\'U\' ts 'corrt'Ct' •
snvor it ull go do" n to the
rost• gardens und play }('ap
frog smokt.• u little, tht'n
play hldc-unti ·MH'k fn the for·
n111l gurduns behind the manor
dbl'II!-S the rc,·oluuonurv im
pllcut!ons tor ,\merika (sic)
of Cunudu's r\)CORnltion or
Chi nu, ami hl'l ic\f! ll touch
om.• .wotht•r .md lau~h nnd cr)
hold out tor ruur VIJf.lrS If you
pusslhl~ cun.
do not be llum'n'•d out ll',
'pt •·s~un•s' rL'm'-•mtmr whut
n\\1tlts vou ami gro\\ whih.• you
cun dtJ not cr) (Qr n wholl•
tl.!t'lll it Is II ~ud, S.ld \\tlSil'
u( "tll'J"g) um1 of Ion·· poll•nt Ia I
tlu not ullow yoursch c~. C\'i'r.
to forl(d that Cllhcr. cnr•·
llbout \'OU l'V~n tn 'our -durkl!St, most ulonc mom\.'ntS do not forget that liCe Is cycles,
and that 'uprll showers bring
rna) flO\\CrS t'\'Cl') doy be·
gins suy hello us you make
love do not smite and snv • hi to ~\'eryonc you me••l, every
duy -b" unhuppy wh~n you
must, and do not b • ushumed
O( It but do 1101 lt!l .}'OUl' dO\\ 11•
,-.rs become orgl.•s of self·
phy
v.l'ltt> u llttl~ . to yourst•lf If
no one t!lSt! It will gt ve you
something to In ugh nbout, lor
er turn to your lo\ rs, and
\dth them turn out, to others
w lnwr wrm is proverblully
the hardest -don't let It turn
you completely off let your
sell learn to love your broth·
•rs ns "~11 as your ststl!rs.
ond your slstl'rs us Y.ell as
your brothers usk yourself
'' hethcr you t·eall} \mnt o d ·
gree, or wh••tht•r you'd ruther
explor~ the wholt! damned c:al
ulog
rcmemb.~r me (plt•nse) . . . . .. .
There will be a d•· k StH up In
th • 1'ral1room tomorrow to gather
slgnnturcs on n pclhlon ~upport·
ing House Bill 10u5 This bill wlll
p1acn a Uve rear moratorium on
constructlon of nil nuclear power
plants
ACOUSTICS CITY
SOUND SEJtVlCE
• Old 4. New Gwtan
• Blue Gras Section
• Gw tar & Amp Repair
3~ A SE U""DAzA 13~149$
El:..J"ROPE
$235 285 r 1 trom CALIF.
Av.all<~bla tllijnU !rom N, V. PIIQhtS
wllhln EurOPe, llr~cl & the Orient
Contoct E.S.C.P. C/O B.ttrh! L~ne,
LC BOl< 20S4, e.vt. 281,
momben ot ASLC cocnmunlh only
tllt\H1,ER FUGIITS T()
liA \V;\ll ~~ E R(lPE 1\NO ASI1\
l
\pnl 26·~111} lb
June 9·Juh lb
lune9.Jul} 1:1
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June l2·JUI) CJ
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June I '\-June 311
Jun IJ. u .0
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June ~(}.June ~c.
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sept I O·tlct 9
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nJ ntc mbet or tlnu """' :Jt:ah lamth, Call or \\nit' 1 C(J
:O.dtoum~n, :-.;,, 211. :-.c" llllu .. '(' llutiJongs 111 l,c"t' ami fl:1rl.. I "'·
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0n9on Colleve The Ptonear, hntihed their •lbon With 1 1·1 wtn lOIS mark end
• --d.. _ ... id\ _, good anouQtt lOt .ec:und pt-. in the NWC. ~ 1 conftren01 rTYJ' "'• "'"''
r.cihc luthe111n won tht top SfM)t c h 0on ~olt.l'der anttetpa.. an •dentlcal flndh In tht conf..,.nce
c:N:onstups March 11·13 at Ashl.tnd ~olland11 ~it~ tNt "competiUon IS
the name of tht ga~" and I!Chtdultd somt tough m .. u thb .,. .. , IIV••nst t.rger
IChoob such a tht Unl,... 1ty of Atakl and the Unh•tl'lity ol 8nhsh Columbia .
Tht mOS1 tmf)ona'lt ttung to Schollal'der Is not winning matc:ha. but hevi119
teeh .ndtYidual .x:t~ltvot dMt best of his tblllty Tht aquatic squad consiJUI mostly
d unctorclas:smen Two of thln'l Niwe battd tha ltw•s and Cltr* 1 000 yd.
ha•tyle record mls _.on. Othw top perfol'm4tn havo boen Rod L" Scon .,.11lfl. ~nd Paul Kubkr (Tho abowe photogroph w .. taken by D...w Bruan at the
l.:twh ~nd Clartt Rtl.aVJ htJd Jan. 29.1
I By Arthur Hoppe
By the falJ of 1971 . ( cq)
the new semi-private US.
Pcmt.al Service was in the
black and the old tota11y-pub·
llc: S Army was in trouble.
Di content "·as spreading,
d ertions were mounting,
draftees were rioting, costs
wu soaring and hardly any
one ~ould think of a good rea
s to cont lnue tht;o war ln
lndo.Oiina .
The lesson was clear "The
new Postal Service has prov
ed/· said the President , "that
the private $ector can run u
vast operntlon lnvolvtng thou
sands ol Americans In uni
form and turn a tidy prortt
Thus he announced that the
Defense Department was beln~
conwrted Into a private corp
oration
"If private enterprise can
deliver the mail at a prorh,
h can run a war at a profit,''
said the President confident
I)' "All It takes Is Incentive,
Snillatlvl' and business know
hov.. 'That's Lhe American
way ·•
• • • • •
The neYt corporation, ''De
fense. inc , ·• purchased th"
I) •rensc D~parcment 's as~ts
lor J Operating capital was
rals~d lhrough th•• sale of
"Dcfens••, Inc , Bands" und,·r
the slogan, .. Buy o Short! !n
Amerlcu 1 •
The dir+~ctors, being busl·
ncssm{!n, Immediately called
Cor n cost analysis of th1• P.n •
ti rr> Indo· Chln•~sr> oporut I on
It hov. •d a ''high proCit polon
tiol'' In the future sulr• of
orr· shore oil leases and r.ub·
b •r, tln and tourist conces
sions All looknd rosy At
last Americans kn •w whotthcy
\H•rc rlgh1Jng for
But DefcnSt!, Inc , hadn't
b :.;;n in business a v.;c•·k v.;hpn
It \loOS hlt by that ban· or oil businessmen -labor troubh.!.
J\ wtldcat strike by the new
ly-organized Machine Gun
ners, Mortar St~hters 6:: Am·
munition Carders Union, Lo·
cal 26·13, start~d It.
"We 'r~ currently averaging
6:1 Cl'nts un hour In take· home.
pay," Unit Chairman (form·
erly Serg~ant) Harry Hoffa
said ungrily. ·'The umon guy
In the Stall'S Is making $5 and
., 6 u n hour · wllh a sight
bl•tter chance or surviving to
take It home ·
The strfk~ spread Defense,
Inc , had no choice but to up
the mlnlmwn hourly wage to
$8.12 with tlme and o halt
for ov-ertim\! and every em
ployee's birthday a pald holi
day
Even so. there wos a labor
shortage . "High pay, ex cit·
lng challenge, easy advance
ment -Wl Equal Opportunity
Employ<lr, " read the ads in
the HC"lp \\'Wltl!d columns But
le" young men, after consid
ering the risks, bothe-red to
upply
With labor costs soaring
economics v.;ere Instituted
fhc Laos and Cambodian
opl.!ratlons were terml nated
The Regional Director In Sal·
gon rtred orf constant memos
to a 11 branch orrtces Such as
"The ldlllngo! Innocent clv
llluns must ceosu forthwith
Ev •ry employee ls caulloned
that bullets cost an a\ erage
3 2 cents. In these dlrticult
tlmt.os such waste can no long·
er be tolerated "
As derlclts mounted, at·
tempts were made to rent the
Army to other countrlus But
no notion In modern times
hos been uble to artord sold-
1 "rs who \\t•re paid the pre·
vnlling \\Ugc scales
So In six months, Dt•fcnsP,
Inc , w •nt bllnkrupt
• • • • •
. , hl•re wus some trtlk of
th1.• Govt>rnment tuklng ovt>r'
the wru· and subsidizing It
ogotn to the tune or S25 bll
llon or so unnuully But
Amr•rlca lmd leurm:d Its l~s
son Jt Wi:ll.i now u nmlon of
pn~trlsts
"Wnr Is o ''lolutlon," sold
on•• gloomy buslnessmun, cx
pr •sslng the common thouJC,ht,
"of ev •rythlng our free enter·
prl .-. syst~m holds dear '
(Copyright c hronlcl•• Pub·
llshlng Co 1971) PlONHbH I OG '1\lt'st.hl\', M11 rch i!, It
Vocalists Due
At Music Hour
This week's music hour· wi 11
Ccatun Ull"el' music mltjors
Pamtcoln Pllmpton soprano,
will sing vt•rmun and Fronch
s~lectlons Rocky Blumhugcn
will pl'l•SOnt hnllan ond tw(.'n
tleth centun music Roth
will bl' uccompunl~d by I vnne
Huston. planl.c:t. Bowlers Build Record,
Anticipate NAIA Bout
The Lewis nnd Clurk bow I
lnR wnm has hact hot ha.nd~
lnllllv nnd has earned six vlc
t orl~..., ln the! r lust sev~n
mate he~
Tht' two vocultsts will nlso
sing t\\O duets ont• from La
Tra\iata b} Vt•rdl and tho
olh~r rrom rht' T~lephone b~
Glan Carlo Menotll ln their t hret: most recont
motHs thl-Pioneer pin· kll
ll'rs huvt! rotlt!d ovl'r Puclrlc
Unlwrslly. Portl und Statu
Unl\'t>rshy and Port land Com
munh" Coli •ge
In thE' PaciCic mismatch .
which L.~wls and Clark swept
~4-0, rreshmun Russell King
l~!d 1111 bowlers w hh gamt>s
of 181. 1~3 and 2.16 for u Th music hour ts tomor
row nt 2 10 p m. In E'vnns
auditorium
Hasse (From Page 3)
But, as 1 ha\'e sald, "crodlt-no record' Is here hus Its
ltdh~rtmts, and is probably, in the hond:i or manv or thcst>,
a usl'ful, n lt•gltlmote tool. I can think of u rew general
cour~cs tn the colle(tt' whl.!rc It Is obviously the proper system
over leucr grades Cor most or till' students enrolled
Whut Is equullv reassuring to me since I dislike giving
bad or dangerous counsel -Is tlw high perc~ntagc or students
takinR credit no record courses In the upper dlvlslon who have
requested letter grades In them l write this to advise any
who have ~rsiswnt doubt~ about whether letter grades cun
he roregonl• withotll tncurrinR some risk in job and grad school
nppllcattons. that 1 share their doubts
Gradelessness hlt l.ewls and Clark at the same Lime another
ttntl·~ru\itationol in!lul•nce, for graver in Impact hit tht>whole
of American cducntlon . I'm speaking or the full and thoroufithly
demoralizing spread of tht• war in \ iet Nam to Cambodia
and from there to Kl•nt State, after which all our juices as
teachers nnd as students, ha\•e been too thickened or quickened
to move our spirits rightly
A mulalso hovers over the best moments, as Y.ell as the
worst, in the colll'8l' year. h 's not surprlsln~. therefore , or
shouldn't be -1 udmlt that, brainwashed us I am about student
ideullsm and so forth. I didn't take it Cor what It was for a
"hUe -that students or~! turning to cult lvate t helr
won gardens, are looklnfl alter their own 1nterests .
They mu}' still be avalluble for OSPIRG and crusades for
the ecology but they must also look after themselves
Then lhere is thl' additional prospect of a job depress I on
more onensJve Wld long last tng than the current tlnancial
recession ltself It must tak~ mor~ Core thought thlln ever
to be practical thesu duys What wlth the drive on the part
or mam students toward shari nfl custody of the Institution,
many stUdents are growing less concerned "1th the Institution
altogelher thun with the great and unpromising Beyond'
In summation I ve emphasized some of the practical dls
advantages of having adopted credit-no record precisely when
we dld. However, It's only fair to point out that those who ore
using It deoarl)' ball eve In tt, and glean from It many tmporUlnt
Intimations about the way l~arnlng can be untrammelled
1 just hope that we hnve no unjustified tnusions either about
the world outside, and Its response to our e~erlment or
to some weaknesses lnh~rent In the system. ---------------------------
LEWIS AND Cl AHK BASEBALL SCHEDULE
March 20
March 22
March 23
March 24·27
March 30
AprU
Aprll
AprU
Aprll
April
April
April
April
Aprll
Mav • May
May
Muy 3
5
9
10
16
17
21
24
26
4
5
6
8 OPPONENT
U or Portland
L of Oregon
Southern Oregon C
U of Washington
baseball tourney
Llnlteld
Pucltlc
Wlllamette
Whitman
C. ot Idaho
Portland State
Wlllnmette
Pactrlc Lutheran
Whitman
PocHlc
PacUic Luthorun
Oregon State U.
Port land State
l.tnrtcld
OVER 40
VARieTieS ---.---OND .... TO 00 PLACE
AWa\
Away
Home
Seattle
Away
Away
Away
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
Away
Home
Homu
Awa}'
Home
Home tOUl 1 or 600 Onn W(•M (Qj.
lowt•d with gnml'!. or 211.
nnd 180 for· n 552 totul Aid
1 np Oll' co u:-~•• wur(' Ti~
Mltcht•ll wlth u 5·11 ond Dalt
Dl'lP with 'i39
s~nlor h!ttermnn Hnnlt Sq
werwlne shook u sca•;on
slump tn tht• PSU mc~t. rot,
1 ng gumus or 183, 173 and 1~.
(or 0 & 18 St~rlt!~ RUSStl
King dth1l•d ~tnmos or 213, 171
and 1 1 for a 525 tot ul us tt;c
P loncer s ~'dgl.!d lhc fnvorte
PSU tcum 2· I
rho Lew Is nnd Cllr\
keMAlers beut the PCC c111
2 1 lust Thursday at Ban.,
Bowl
Dale ~lp , !"unior. loo 18
bowlers with games or lSi
211 und 213, for a 581 seri@S
King rolled game~ or 187, 17
and 210 for o 56i totlll Ill
Bruce Oomrel" hit a :.~aq
high ror hi mselC bowllf\A a
561 surles West shot fQlm~
of 163, 186 and 194 for 1
543 total und Ed Curtis -.1
rl~ht behind with a 542 So.
werwineo nnd Mltchell
ldenticu1 total~ or 516 for Itt
three gnmeb
"We ve improved at las
50 pt'r C<'nt over our perfor
mances during the first Cll
tht' season." said kealu
coach Charles Pickett
Pickett admits hls silhU
ore set on the i\prll 2-3 NAU
rollorrs In Kansas Clty.
NION 76
!;f'l'C'I<lftstng ffl n f)fk
On 111 Furt'rgn urn
8369 S W Bnrbl.lr Blvd
224 6600 ...................... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • ._,..
===~§~::;r
• : He doesn't • : deal with • : Tarot Cards ! to see into
: your future.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • J lc tlUl•sn'l nt•cd tht•m
lo Rt't' vnur finundul fulurt ,
rl'\'t'ollt:tJ , I
llt•'lllwlp \ ou wt• il
1\nd plun for 11 '\O\\
Ot•c.uusc tlw sooner vou
sllul, tlw lcs~ it costs. ,\nd
lw'll sho\\ von un insnrun~
progrosm tnilnrt•d t'SPI't:llliiJ
for vou . • lit• cnn lw louml in our
c.nrnpus uffit"l', Go lind lum
Thrn\\ UW•I\' vou1 'l'nrol • w
Cuuls
Campu• Agonta;
Jeff Jllcobs ond L1rry Bo~
C11mpua Coordinator
Sob Oloton
Rlchnrd H. Fr•ch M.C.A.
FRASCH & ASSOCIATES
Sutto 316, Riviera P11111
Portlnnd, Oregon 07201
Phone 222-4301
• :PROVI r=NT
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an tc
By Oebbte H
Staff Write!
With the advent
tnt rreezlng cond
'~.ewts and Clark C
p0.9 0 question
ral~ed . "Where a
rtsh?'' Or Thon
-
Goldhsh koep cool
1 only temporery, DC
, JilaMtd for spring tern
•
Pionee
In Nati
What started c
last November b
TUesday night a
hoopsters dump!
Universlll I 03 I
trip to the N AlA
·13 In Kansas (
The Pionee r~
vlsltlng Bearcatl
day night befor~
best-of lhree s•
lowing evening
Lewis and Cla
at ha11tlme 35
cidlng game an~
If lhe Salemltes
tht! series B~
YOert> quickly s~
~econd stanza a
unleashed Lhel
fen.slve burst ~
mnnaged 76 poir
20 minutes or
att the old sch
destroy the
Bear cats
The two rece
resent a blaz.in
tbe Pioneer for
month IL uppe
Plone~rs wou
thr pluyoffs
tlonal tournamq
later lng u sp
Ord to oprm
Ploneer!'i d .. nn
lhPir lust 13
Into a second
tonter~nCtJ
look~d as If
had once oga In
ly In Lhc str
tht, Ploncors
back togethor .