Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
April 13, 1971 Volume 29, Number 41
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1971-04-13
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Type
Newspaper
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Tom
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\lir0ud LiIt
laiiiai the shrouii i
'"»-tss mistlcisrn and the
that entelopcs hipno
ttllil atcording totheloiir
i~t*t‘-1 til [.'J'-~‘it.htJli‘iii{‘~i de
t"'1.ent uhat rerriultis isa
‘~ioltiiititaltuol
Bi(lain lshii
Qtafl Pinter
Ii—_ __ _
Hitrintisni has been de
Flieil as astate ofhi‘ter
‘Wit. stitiliiti tntihich apir
impli uses hisclan ahil
Ilolloiii the *-iLlRjIli.‘i-{li.'tI"lS
-ill)
F‘ ltolnei F-an inierna
'~~1ili ri=coi1ni1t1~rl lo his
I't'~‘-- in ll‘\.[,il'lL"lll‘-1l'1'l l‘-1i_‘i|'1t~_*
1it-Ii-i'i lTti'l“t irlUri. Ron tel“
litltii.thei"\l'l"lt"l'lC‘d.l‘l .*‘t'-'--o
is‘tin ofFtpertrnental and
FlnitalHipnosls
ll taught courses atthe
Piirtland Acadenii ofHipno
titii-here Drs Paul Wtetzger
DfinBatten andGeorge Ennis:~{ Iv
&
Lewis and t.larl<
College
ll-“til \\l\ 0 _'\ii ll
liiiril lll'~J‘-'|—lJ
in
lrHt'rt'iHH_i_'
I-rfl\'\-'1'!
The second annual Fail-dust
lestttal i-pent-Cl Thursdat
ll’! Tt’I‘l"l[]ll'lHl't ("il|"'n|"]"ltl-|"I_'-i-
The li'*“-i|'l!"l-H-l"\ll"li.’lFl'll-"-i lriirri
*-itarrim dining rlHlmtluI imii
the hall
."ili.lfli:‘l'il'.-1' til It-"lL1"; and
llEtl"‘l\. itfld i'ill1t*l" lriral enl-
leitet-i and anurriher til’
\orihite-it arti*~ii-i hate 1-tel
Up E]ll|"llt“ll\t_‘ ht'iilll'| (jl'l-‘F’-I‘:i\'\i\
tilll'lt.’lF itl"l‘iI-ii|"li
Thv fli'1-tidt-1 Hhiiufl |,fll[‘lud|_*
let1lhi_-iwiiirli, pi-tter_i_ tan.
ilies. -.iUlI.tfi1E.llt*l'l titre
-it-ulptuie-._ _ii.-1-i.elr~._[iaii-it
inns haiil-i-. ili-thing and
iiiiiirj 1-iiriings.
Itisp-i-.-tihl+- tohut .1
-"1.-in--c --t‘ithael-. ruh. and
.1 hraitli"-d ttirl r--am~.
Ihriiiiith The **‘tllll'll"' art"-a
‘~.t*ll-lnjl ‘tlll i"-i1~ll'tl'P.1if‘ll|'iil"l!'l
llt'l' hiislti-i
There is.1rill'llt"!‘i-'-.lll‘l,fl
rr-i-ail '-tiinili-t'|Fi_i.i.irTi~=ni;thi-
ti-.---lhs t'.iiit-;in13 lr--iii
small ihililri;-ii totzrand
l'Tltllh't'I"'-i iinifl ii‘-irri sell-
tlt'i---.~.i-ii i-'tiii'ltll».- --'_='i|.f_t_'ll -.ii-m-
en l+~tttunc iiien in.tt-ll
ii.+1i't‘l --i.+.-rail»-.
The pr'li.i"- Hillit" LII‘-|~{'l‘*-~
-hi~u. .i-.imil.ir 1-1-ntrai-I
line can *-[1r'i1il -init-iii-l
li.-t- i.ierii"iani.-i~rrilit-.1-r '5-tflitl
lot‘.'imetal -culpiure
l‘hi.- ‘At-tld i'hip'-i, burlap-
ttiiel't'*t2l l’i~ii~lht*'-1 and iuirlt
int:artist-. i~-irnhine inadd
.1rustic fiaior it-the ai-
flltisphefti ill lt*i'ltplPliit‘l
l.'iiI'filTliil'l'-i Thic let-illtitl
open lrorn Ip.m iiilit
pm.iiillrunihrough.\pril
IT
aw is)€lSHY notic l .P1.1.-ere certified Thesecourses
are open topittitile with iiPh
llinpsichcilogi. iiiedicliie or
tlentistry
.~\cccirtlit'ig tothese pt‘i;iles-
sors. hfrpntitism do-es notnec
essarili: incoli-e placing the
subject into itdeep trance
lil-te sleep instead itis
ihioiiitht totiecomparable to
the ter}; related but aware
state ofaperson irnnietiiatelji"
helore falling asleep
This semi-sleep state is
pt'elet'alile to adeep sleep
because the subject iscon
-icious ofhis surroundlruts
and can use his oi:-'n atiilltj-'
todo‘ii-lllil thehf-'tifli\ll5-l I“?-UR"
at-sis
ilypiicitisrn. Batteii repeat-
ed isfllttlfil}-' thehiipnotist
getting thesutijeci into are-
i_‘i.*]_'itlt'e state tiltttlfltl irl-l'!t‘l"t:‘
he"ll tiemilling toaccept What
thehi.-pnotlst suggests "
This does notneci-ssarily
mean that thesubject luioiis
heisbeing hypnotized Justas the psfrcholti_itist iii"-es not
necessari1i' tell the patient
iihat rnethod til’therapy heis
applying heclo-es not 11l\i-;.-i‘l-?'-
li"il"rJ'\\'l.iI'l'l the patient that he
tiill heh{i'pncitl:etl
Hiiit e'i't='r' lI\ii.*t‘ittii~'-tr btilh Fau
an-.;l filetzger are identified
itiih l‘t]i-"[,‘tl'lt"Ill:il‘l"l the}. often
come across l.lI'l'i'tllt:" clients
iiiio specifically request that
itLit‘used lncases like this
both men matte apeiiii oltell
ing the patient that hewill he
placeti uriiler hjitiiiosis
hulil Gllllth
The image of.1l1}-'l."Ili."ll5l
suingiiut ashin}. otiji;-ct he
{tire his s.iih]ect sface isalso
.1misconception Ti'ioui;:hperi
ilulurns anti lliisliinj: light are
still useil Faii feels that such
i.-isual itinitnicl-is siioulti he
itvoide-iJ
ltispossible. lieeiiplaini;-d
for tisucceptible subject it
hesees Liflashing light when
driving. togointoiihypnotic_Pb--I'_"awtlllsl
Fest ival I97]
._¢ac_‘Y
N»
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i
1"-6,-'/"
1-N
isconce tionsP.--'t.1ie ran prefers the use
ofanoral mt.-arts tolocus a
person st.teh..ii'iour oncertain
parts ofthetie-iilfi '
Hatten ciescritieti -..-ite oral
techniqtie useti tosetap-ersen
into .1hypnotic state After
itettiruit the sutiieci relaiteci
rtesaid the hiencitist will
ask him toconceritraie ena
spot ahot'i.- ejte level ‘While
talking intirnenoione the
hytinotist will then rnerition
that the sutiiects lt":i-'t'lld5 are
t‘-ecomtnit l'ieai.'ier The; ‘ililll.
[eel heai"i" alter tteinijt, focused
upward forawliile
1-ltieal-tiiti: t't;'tI‘1"llllt'_it.lSl‘_k' and
nionotrtnou.slji. the hjcpn-:ttlst
itill continue tomake iaric-us
ll'i.tt.' 5l.Hlt.‘l'l"lt*l'll:-'1 ‘:il.lI.‘l‘l 35.
You hear the noises tioii-"ti
the halli-iai but the-ji" are he-
iiintiiruit tolittle ititich is
true ifthesubject isconcen-
traiihg en the hypnotist s
\.i\lt‘.'i.'
.-‘titer .1ahile thehypnotist
canbegin making suggestitinsseared totiarti hisdesired
fl\-li:il
.~t1theu_i.i_h pepular belie! has
tithat there aresome people
"a-"lie cannot behjt"];'noti:i:d- Fain
tiisazrec-s Hefeels that ever}.-
perser. issusceptible ifthe
righi technique isfound to
inciuce hypnotisni inhim Thus
Jlli'i@=1<.itisi sskill ismeasured
hithenurntier oi’successful
means ofinducing hypnotism
tiecanutilize
What t1-"Des ofpeople are
susceptible hypnotic subjects"
Utiie stucly that Fair andDr
Via:-rer. ‘i'i'ilcc-it ofPortlancl
state Lnit.-erstti.' performed on
If students shotied that the
i'uli"tc-rable tertclecl inbemore
-Jptimistic- more relaxed
more secure. better satisfied
aitli their own set.status and
less disturbed by bizarre
thoughts ancidepression than
theunsusceptible The rnost
significant ii-artatile showed
the susceptible toattendl.. 1*.
t-agi-2 '1 ——
lzrrrR501/ma]Don’! Sign
To the it-‘till-ill‘
Don't get mewt-on,i_t lam
fortotal withdrawal ofnll llH
military personnel from lndo
Chlnn liy-aspecified date inthe
lmmedliite fuiiire butlcannot
sign thecard iii-mg circulated
bytheYoung lfote rsforPeace
Bysigning thecard. lwould
pledge tovote only infavor of
national candidates who sup-
port withdrawal from indo-
Chlna byadate inthe immedi-
atefuture Iwould also pledge
towithhold mysupport from
any candidate who falls to
make such acommitment
No matter what domestic
policies the peace candidate
has, lwould hepledglrtit to
vote forhim lam certainly
not going topledge myvote
for any candidate who has
jumped cin the [Ht'flt‘,‘t£' bFtl"|d-
wagon. but who may hecom-
pletely unqualified ondomes-
tlcissues
Contrary iowhiii some of
the ‘fitiiingz Volt-rs for Peace
say, iflsign thecard, Imust
base my-.-ole only onacandl
dates stand onwithdrawal
oftroops from lndo--China and
nothing else’
Morally lcannot rnake such
apledge Iamafraid that tiiti
- -it|"‘[‘|“[‘l\,' |_'i1*i,‘itilt_" i"lI*t‘ f‘-llfllllllflli thl‘
card wiilioiit lliliil-.iiii»llll‘"-‘ill llll‘
i‘iiri:-ii-qi|t*iii'.‘i-s of*-Iii-.“|i ittilt"-’-ll-1"?
‘t'oi.iii,c voters please, lliitili
liefiire you sign
sill F-ny'ili-r
(inDown, Hungry
Totheetlitiir
‘w’t-'rt- lieing cutdown peo-
plepitting hungry, niitiirebt.-liiit
nailed tothecross. war inthe
streets and overseas, hate
being waged bysociety inthe
name oforder, oursisters and
brothers hi-heatle-rl upon rc-
quest for humanity. asking
only that we honor w-hat
wepray
Red armliands andhole rid
den blue jeans and hype pe-
titions. and Ytiuiig ‘Jitters for
Peace .-‘ind al'niversity
called l.t"tt'l5 andl..'ltirk
Uh well what siiiajoke
iiriywiiy"
PMiittliew" Hleicli
[1--iii-rs tothe editor are
itt-|i_‘i"i1'1"|t*i.l l.tj*flP|"i-"~ Hlltltlld
M.-, 19,;-.. iiiiiii one ;iai11i- in1
1;-rigth iiriil lirefi-= rat‘-ly
{_t,'[i-¢"iliFlllt’Il They" ciiii lit-
iiiaiietl tothelof-I‘-1415'“ll
Fin-i Iioorlirouithi inper-
siin iiiiiiir riffiri-s inliiwei‘
leiiipli--ton
'Darl<' coming
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Ihrltil Port andChritnqlhur Vanthrlfllv applet asCon Incl Rubin Flood in
thlFirAcres IJ-roduction of"Dark IttheTop oftheStairs" April 15,16,‘ITand
‘IB.Adi:-lnol rlilrutio-rls arel"ICOI'I'H'|"l'Il'\dI‘d. Cull nit 1'74--iil\il‘l"l-I lot;
Groups Schedule Encounter
ToExplore Earth Crisis.-‘tninter tleptirinieiital sei-
ies ofsyniposlii livif _'-‘-ll-1
tli-iits and ftictilty isplaiitieil
fiir Fiirlh \'i'i*t‘l-1. *-tlllcli l‘-Pllltifi
tie.-ii filoiiiltiy. .-'tpri| lil
}.‘H,_q_~,Hnii-|- gt-iiiiiis will llietfl
ii;iiispini-very tiny inthi-
f_"ii|,||icil li.1l'lH'l'l'lht'|"I'§ HI‘tlltlfl‘-lltlt‘
'|‘i_~m|i|i-i.-,-iii t"oinnioiis ifweiilh
i-rpi"-rnilts l-"iii"-iilly nit-irilii-rs
fl-Uni the psy'clitilii|.{y', i.‘hi-rill!-i
ir-.,- l-lnglisli. liloloity. Fvllilll-ill
tiitil physics tlopitrtnieiils liiive
tentatively‘ tlt-cltli-if tospeiil-t
Mn._-,_.,-min ,|_-|5l_'It?'l"l!'~'- iiiitl lead
theiliscussions
l-Tarl Reynolds will also
speak iiitheciiinpus .-licc-oril
ing tol'-Titrth week coordin-
ator Hon Ki-li--irieii. Eiirth ‘Wt.-t-it
-.1,-ill he iiltiw kt-yell eilura
liiiniil i-.i,;ii-rli.-tit‘i-- i.'\-.[\l-.'-f‘itil-1"?‘
rtiany tlinii-iisioiis ofthe -‘H
l-
llrafi inforriiiitioii isnow
tiviiilal-le inthe .-'t.‘~§l-t' offici-
inTi-itipli.-tiin fl-lost ofthe
iiiateriiils are for men coit-
siderinit iilll1-lnssiflciition
and try togive sortie kind til
orit-nlatltiti towiirtls rei-tiiicll
int: the problems ofHitler
ii-‘l,'i' ll,national deft-rise anti
‘i’ietiititii
The tiieinos iliemselve.-." ilo
not provide specific iinswt-rs
liill help one toiliinl-i ofllit-
niaiiy aspects involi-'1-il inon
.-iweriiig out-stii"_iiis ofcon
.~"~i‘iellt“t'
For men ii'hiist- liicalhoartls
i—iri- located west offfciii?iriii'lo
and Mcintiinii itrij-ft‘.-rrt-ll list
istivailiilili.- 'l'okeep upwith
the draft situation ati-very
local lioartl iicross the couri-
try iitiiilil liell"i'i[.ii'is::illi|i.-
The t"oiitLsi-liirs oncatiipiis
are iiwt-ire ofthegeneral sit
iiaiion arid eiipecteii trends.
liiit ifHrt-gistraiit wiiiiltl like
specific information about
local activities heshould write
to the couiisi-litipt servici-
nearest hirn Most ofthe
services are reputable and
priivide good udvici.-
Aschedule will bedrawn
upsoon for thedraft coun-
selors, liul other activities
conflict andconsequently most
ofthe counseling has tobe
oriartindividual basis byap-
pointnient
According toBill i-Savage,
the counselors are trying to
estatillsli afile ofsuccessful
CO claims for future appli-viri.itiiiii-iittil i't'lt-Flt-' ll?“-'l‘*“*‘l
lilo "t‘iiii,-~t."ii-iici- llirtilll-lfl
,-'\ii'iiI‘i-iii-sit ' is lllt.‘ fill:-'-ll‘
tlii-me
iteiiniitioti iiieal feiiiuriiig
flllllll‘l_ll liti|iii-nitiili- lireuil.
i--hit,-5.-,i»L litiiii-y, ii-ii tititl w,:-e
i.,i,ill iiri_'i‘i‘-tle Elliltlli.ir‘ITl'liil t‘t-re
niiitiy, iif [‘itit*ll"‘fi‘ f"t.?lilIlll"ll2', lllltl
sting iiithechapel onThurs
iliiy lliiirtli lliiyl lift-it-vtifit
{‘hH]_‘it‘l i.-'-t-i'i.'li.'i-s will lielieltl
.‘-li.itiiliiy', April loanti '25
l-Yiirth Day itself will izlve
lucultv. staff and students an
i-ii;ciis.l_- toiilel til.lff.lI.‘it}f"5 liiolti
some _i.iiiri.li-nliuz ifthey wish
Hittite films, lioollis, Ills
plays and tittier activities are
iilso iii.-in,i.i pit-innetl Acom
plete scliediilc will tippi.-iii‘ iii
the iii.-iii issue ofthe Log
riirits toll‘-it‘. alitl they woiiltl
;ip;it‘i,-i*ii.iti- tiiliiplicato copy‘
ofarty siicci-ssftil (Tl claim.
with theiiairie withheld
ltiiiililitioii iiithe (I'D li'ili.ir-
tniitiiin. iitie-st-rlptltin ofthe
liittery and itsoperation is
;ii.'tilliil.ili- -lfilie bookstore ls
i-iirreiiily st-fling three tlrafti-"i|irll Ill, 197]
‘V5’i i
_
Stall" l.'an-ii-lyti \li'l'lt.|uli. Jack}. '
l[Ilh1"I"l, iii-ii11.ii ii-tie-hi-ll. liliftmcl-f‘tlprlgiiii, ll-t-little "tl|ll'I"'., Anti Shud-
Ilclt, I.1nv|- li'li’iir'Lti-liach, Tom llitlilei-,
t."litlr-c lnhil. l'i.1-rlile ll-'lrl'lii]ci-i.i, Rn.
l!-11-|-ta lliilvirr-tiiti. Tll'I"i Vllllhfl. Tom
I-"hit-tl, 1.1-irl VII-ilh, H111 Gull-3.
Q:-lil, tire: Tultlirnmn, John Aimott,
Way’-iie .'-?il|;lit-r, David "l“t.|.lL Kltihy
Walla-r. Linda I’-'llJ:-rrlld, (Thin-1-|
Hnrluirt. I-'l..nt-' ft--I'Il1lt'-,.ilr1hn II.filly-
iurti, ll-III‘! 'V'r'l'll. Hull‘ wl||l'l1l.l'l_,
Flt Hlr-hein, Illclt lit'lr-til-III’, Hrueqi
Fl.lln|',¢r-r, I-f.t-llli Woodard, illm Dual-
let. "ii'lclili Tl|\.l.|II.lf'I|. Dvultlt-It Ill";
Hl.lIl‘1i' V1.1-r'h.lrn|;i, lillh! Ilubq,
H-rtnv ‘..|-I'l\\"l'I'II-I‘!-1 (LB. i\.rtin[toq_
Huflnt-u l\-hunger! Janice Shier,
F-l_1“'.-(‘II tire; 5.I-‘lverl. Advlnn; '
(“hitch tfliurriqulut, Pt-ll-I \"lI.hu-1.
i
Pioneer
Log
Ufflclll ptthllclfltin of U-||
.-'i..uorlul.lt-d litttdentl ofLt-Irll and
tluh tfollt-gt-, D615 $.15‘. Palatine
Hill tttuid, Portland, th-it-gun H1219,
Prlntrti f.1ili"Ict- in-1'-I‘-|t1'!r' during Hip
lrldemlc ‘rt-Ir by (‘ll-Bldg
Fublliihlnl Co. Second. Cl.-
|;i-cintlilt: plld ItP1"it"|-I-and, -Dre-|o|;_ l
_ __.-._|
ASLC ()ffice Provides Draft Infopiililieatlons "(."fll~lunillioolt,"
"(1iiiiii- to ihi- Draft" and
"l'-‘lice toFace with Your Draft
lloartl "
l-oranyquestions oradvice,
eiiiitaci i:lai.-agi- ieiti 281i,
l.llf‘l'llll" Faulkner lest 359} or
P-rant McGee leiil 269) Keep
infiirnied‘
L-._.---"""_"__i'i_
ll.wit,-ii liii.-; sti'iliii_-il-
fy.; wlii-els, it
It-11_wi' |i|i-iii.-, Hlllllfl
m,,,i.iiis qiiiillly
_=,,_.H iii |.iiuri--lhi
Li.“-[‘|l|t'L'tl'li Portliiiitl
figtltiri-. (‘iilli-i.ii-
-,=9-;iiti1i- w't‘t'-liq
I lly"Melissa Mil
Staff Write
-nI""_
rite iiiisw-er niaj
,._;;im.,- inthe park"
..|..,_-_| l"i-iiiplettiii ('1.
isliirrti oftido-'
.,_,ii|5i- home, whlc
11ytiiiirce oflnqulr
usiiy ever since l
£1-;_r il-fl Cttfllptlfi I
‘flievehicle, cont-'
Hlllrlflletl ll
-l fiili- ‘|I.
iv
--trD-
§l'ff.’i'fRel:-ft and fit:
-tiinii-i-r' style a
ply -"ifanold tr=
rcpt-lly‘ ofHcigt-r
D itall. heartletl ar'
I ":-iflllyii;_il"l.lf.‘l[Jl,llll'l§_
"rdtiiinual E-luwtlus
Di."-ll‘l‘ll.'IlflR hlni
E-rll';.ll.ll1l,l1l, sel
.-giii.-let‘. Heck has
'll'll-.'l-it-'» for two y
.-.;iii-iricy by fol
Liirs throughout
rdl.ll't'*RCiH, whet
ispla-.-s atitl sellsl
Hisiiresi-til Ifitili
..iciliircl one of
-‘-15-:.iw'ni-d, and is
zltijoint construct
it-iiii-t-ii fioth heat
-I-F’
T'hou,i.-,li the
tlet.-Is was conipl
it-slgiii-il, Beck
itles "lwas the
llj-"lather was the
lri-fer tohim ast
Epi.-riot‘ H
The two-man i
Ittisiiiiied $1500,
It-cits ofhard la
Hemorrhage Staff Sharpens Fangs is-'---1--fr-m- ---—~ -- -- omt'ttt.‘l'lt1Hy*According l.-U I
ne-Time Newspaper aResume BloodlettinStudents may have noticed
that thedark days ofwinter
were never brightened by
those cheery issues ofthe
seldom daily Dally Hemor-
rhage. Butdespair not’ There
isapossibility thatthere will
soon beanother oneofthose
unusual assortments ofwit
andperversion
- iByDebbie i
Stiff Writer
Inarecent interview, Char-
lieBrown. astudent associat-
edwlth theHemorrhage staff,
mentioned that the"journal-
ists" hadbeen tossing theidea
o.lanother issue around for
tiwhile
“The Hemorrhage," Brow-ri
said, "was conceived astijoke The only prerequisite
for writing an article was
that you had toliedrunk "
"The staff." Brown contin-
ued. "would just write agob
ofperverse articles -nearly
asperverse asthose inthe
Log. —sort out the worst
ones, and. using materials at
hand, print them "
Asked how long ittook to
create anissue hesaid, "Oh,
wecould have turned outthe
material intenmlnuteslqual-
llyjournalism was spat oni
Wecompleted thefirst issue
inone week "
There were slit orseven
contributors inthefirst Hem-
orrhage, which wasedited by
Charlle McClure, with theaid
ofDoug Norlln. Residents of
the"Package Liquor Store"comprised the remainder of
the stuff After the roaring
l"'isuccess ofthefirst issue.
people started volunteering
their talents I'll
The first time theHemor-
rhage went onstile, 120copies
were sold, mostly tothe group
that settles intheTrallroom
between lland12pm
'l*he second issue only sold
about E-illcopies here because
the printing was done loolate
intheday The neitt daythey
took itdowntown andtoReed
("ollege, where atotalofaboul
lltiwere sold
When queried about what the
stafl did with the profits,
Brown replied, "On both oc-
casions ofthe sale ofthe
llemorrhage, wemade enough
money tobuyapproximatelythree tofour cases ofiii.-er
That was pretty much the
main useofit"
"The selling oftheflamer-
rhage oncampus came inan
end when Kent Hawley told
me toinform the ‘Package
Liquor Store‘ gang that the
sollclllng offunds for off-
campus enterprises was;
against school policy. what-
ever that ls Apparently you
cansell candles, butnot Hem-
orrhages.“
lltheHemorrhage slaffputs
outanother issue. itwillprob-
ably hesold atReed College,
where itreceived itsbest re-
sponse last fall. Brown added
that the most favorable re-
sponse atLewis and Clark
came from professors, whosaid they thought llwas lili-
arious anti lit-tilthy
llithint ofsarcasm onthe
part ofUmember oftheLag
staff was detectetl lnthepre-
ceding interview, donot be
mislead into thinking itlsdue
toafeeling ofcontempt for
our rival We have been
merely struck dumb with jeal-
ousy over the journalistic
prowess ofthe members of
the Dally Hemorrhage staff.
Afew lines from Flreslgli
Theatre come tomind atthis
point
"Why th.This isa.-
Tlils isabagofshltt"
"But it's really great still.
Mrs- Presltl "
"Don't Crush That Dwarf.
Pass MethePliers" -Col-
umbia Recordstlltiws water to
llit)tislfilt and s
lconiplete bath
59thestimates th
lftippriuilmutely $
Prest-Filly’ the ct
Itiiiinetl into three
isiittied tofllBe
M-se include tiki
".Ili'l’land living r
litedoubles fora
The kitchen -
W-iidi.-ii iceboxat
llfficr stove, cot
Eloven and broil-
Elltier novelties
list-iron, pothel
"illstained-glass
Ililch heprocure
llllll Often haunt
Wantique shops
""115. healso cl
llllmurban renew
“llRood source l’
‘llitbuilding mate.lt.'t_15171_______
uttm. Jack];
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Anti Shttd.
Torn flutter,
ctlttlti-tt, Rn.
l1II!1|t.Torn '
Marv Grub. I
ohn Amotl,
T't.|.'l|. Kllh]
"lid, l'hrr|t|
othn H.Mfg.
r‘tlt'l.lll't'tl..'rk_
lllltl, llrueq
d,Jim (tull-
tttncu -are ‘
ttthr lluhql
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rltlcc Si-l.ley,
I. tl\tl\-"lg"-1;
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61"
tn of flu
I1.-cwh int]
.W.Pnlsttuu
r.|on 1711111
during the
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cond Chg
ntii, Oregon,
M;
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ltttttihoolt.“
Jraft "and
Your Draft
iioradvice,
est ZBIL
‘II. Il5il'l or
2t;-at Keep
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lingitwas ltil-
rasm onthe
oftheLog
inthepre-
tionotbe
ngitisdue
ontempt for
have been
tbwith jeal-
journalistic
tembers of
-huge staff.
rnFiresigfl
nind attltls
ilSistt..
it!"
great shit.
‘hat Dwarf.
rs" -Col-eatrt.tart y..--;fl-- Pot-=-1
'9 etoTravelingit-ltttl lttts stttlnt-ti glttss win
P,-., tt-ltt_-t-ls. tit"allfornitt
1.,_.n~..t- plate, shingles antlthe
ml_,tt.ttts qttttllty ofiteing
___,.fl til l.aurt_-lhurst Park.
-L-tt-ttttttt-tt liortlttnti anti it-wis
in-5{lurk Fttllt;-§.{t~ all within
___.t_;;.|tt1tt tk't‘t*lit" 1
ln-Melissa Mitchell
Staff liiriter
F
The answer may hefounti
tttittt; totheparking lothe
..;..-1l't-tnpleton (‘ommons in
1.1'ot'm ofatitt-it-yourself
:_yljtiii' home. which has been
F;_;ttttrt-t- ofinquiry andcur-
_-estty ever since itsappear-
fit. .-tn campus last week
Thevt-hicle, consisting ofa
all shingle-ti house hullt
'1
it
I
| ti" “"
-tztrrtt-er" style ttrounti the
ntiftofanolti truck. isLhe
‘rapt-r'ty ofRoger Beck. 13-1.
ttall itettrtleti artisan. cur-
'trttl_t pt-trticipating inthesec-
fti.tttnual Futwtiust Festival
llt_--.t'rittiru2 himself asa
tt-ll’tttttght. sel f-ernployeti
-.-st-it-t" i-leek has lteen living
_.*trt.tt"ks fortwo years earn-
‘4II‘-ttllt*},' lly lollowint-1 art
'4'll"~.- tltrtiu.tzht'.t'.tt California
oiiiregttn. where heitoth
iiplttt:-; atttl st-lishis jewt_-lry
Hispresent mohile home is
Ia:thtrti one oiitsl-tintl he
‘.15owneti, anti isthe result
Ilajoint construction project
IIii‘i|t't*i'il ltoth heand his fath-
Thttueh the house -on-
ttet-ls was completely self-
it‘.-Sltttteti. Beck adamantly
sates "Iwas theapprentice
ll}-"lather was thecarpenterlrttttHt-rlt andIttish'rt'rtg room“Fit-littttlly' httlllnt-t front l.t.-s
tlttlgt-ies, lleel-t tittw t*lttlrrt.s
l-lut.1ene_ Orettt'tn, ashishome
ltttse llefore tttioptlntz the
life style oi an ltirterttnt.
rrttftsmtttt. Berk worketl in
I--iollywooti within thestructure
ofthe nine tofive loll syn
tll‘tti'ltt-
I-‘or l-ttnonths hetit-ti him
st-if toafactory jolt, workintt
onanassembly line. making
ltoites tltftttr t'ecelvinttt his
first paitl vacation. heimmed-
iately quit. nnti signeti up
with Warner Bf't.‘il.ht_"l'5. making
props formovie sets
Ht.-contlng disillusioned with
what he describes asthe
"straight work trip." hemade
the tietfision toleave the city
and move north toCanada
'l‘ltt:ttu_.zlt hehas been traveling
for altnost two years. hehas
not yet reachetl his goal. hut
statt'=-s. "iwork ontheprinci-
ple that i'tninnolturry l'm
still working for Cartatia ”
For atitne het--rtpt-riencetl
life atnong the ("ave Juttctiort
communal colonies. livintz in
rtt-ornmttne l~'.r|t_twn astheliatta -
tit? i"arnii}' Ht.twevet‘. the
_t.:rttup eventually split upafter
ltttvirtt-1 to lace "hassles"
which inclutleti intitnidationhy
the iocttl sheriff anti towns-
people. two raids and twice
tteirtc forced ofttheir prop-
erty
Itwas while working onthe
assembly line that Beck be-
came interested injewelry
making During his spare
time hebegan experimentingIlt_lNl.FH lt.l't'_t
with stainless steel intlustrial
wirt-_ maktttg large, t'rutit-
flowers anti giviruz tht-tn away’
ftlit'it~t'lt]s
Wlten hefirst strtr'tt-tiwork
ing with wire. ln-cctulti make
an toHitflowers inawt-el-I
t'\iovt hemakes ltetwt-en lilii
anti lftil inaday, his jewelry
display revttalintz rowsof t.-ar
rings allcretttetl around the
variat.lons ofahaslc floral
tlesitttt Hecites the flower
ttshistrtttletnarlt
When asked where hemight
heliving 20years from now.
Beck rt-.-plied. "Probably still
inittruck when Ineed mon-
ey. Iwork. when ltion't net;-ti
money. Idon‘! work Ilive
intttruck solcan move from
plttt*t- toplace lonly pay
it-ti ayear rent. and that's
for car registration Why
sltoulti lmove tjtut ofit’ it's
part oftnvbusiness "ireArtist
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Ofhisunr.t,vrrr1Inrrrf)ii€ home. Bt"t"ft. t*t.ttTIfl‘l£'liII$. “Iwas HIE
u;tprenrirt'. Myfttrhrr wasthecarpenter. "
tPt'tt;tro£raptlt_t' byTom Pruem
Announcements
Tile l-‘rtwttjtrvntionl-inll ..la1".?fFittnt'.l
will appear inFields Dining Hts.r|'Tt
‘ill't-tittt_-stitty April l-t. atE’pm
The popular quintet will talk with
stutit-nts anti play" their special
itrantl of"happy rt|usic' inanin-
ft_tt‘i'llttl session Admisslonit-tfree
Tickets for their formal concert
‘t't’trtittt'.*stitt§-.' t.-vetiirtg atPacific L'ni
versity ttre available attheinior
mtttton tit-sit torunder S1
The thirti presidents assembly
ttfthe year will heheld llam
'w't.~dnt-sday. .-‘-‘tpril l-lintht.-C.‘ottnciI
Fhamhers atTetnpletort t_"ornmttrts
l‘reslt‘lt_-nt Howard will answer
qttt-sttttns from thefloor inanhour
lt'.ttt.tt', session
The last chance fur if.‘ stu-
tients togive hlootithis school year
will tteApril ii‘-tl_tettt.-t-en thehours
oflttittnanti FiJillpm (I_ittail
lit-ti l-ieti Cross personnel anti"lots
oiiti.~titti' will hefeatureti tittimis
.=_-"-ton lstree torstutients faculty
stall anti atlmirtlstrators itetvteen
attt-s 1*anti Hitwellthinn over llil
pounds
The Student t'lrt-grin Etiuctttiort
.»'tsst:tciatittn will httiri t.tmeeting T
ptnWt.-tinestiay et-'et'tit‘t2 April 1-l
tnAlbany tot Behavior rttocllti-
cation specialists Dr St.-lhy will
speak onthetopic of"C'lassroom
Control "
Two economics majors willpre-
sent their senior seminars atTJill
prrt.rtprll 13,inThrocltmortont3
:i'tE'ier tohim asmybuilding
‘.2-ipt-t"it>l' H
The two-man undertaking
?t~asutttt=d $l5ilt}. and five
".tt;-its ofhard labor. seven
itstiweek. from 10a.m to
iltrrt each day
tlrt-ortilng to Beck, iti5
ttiilonly halt‘ completed By
'1‘ttttme itisfinished. itwill
Iclutie both asystem which
tllatvs water tohepumped
'-‘tie.tsink and shower. and
tcttmplete bathroom unit
Electt-stimates thefinal cost
itiipprmtimutely $.'lt.itl{l
_Prt-sently thecabin ispar-
Yttltlnttti into three rooms. all
iesignttti tofitBeck's needs
‘th.-ttt-include ttkitchen. bed-
"?1':trtt and living room, which
iii-inttoubles forawork shop
The kitchen contains a
‘W-dt-tt icebolt and athree-
ltfnt.-r stove. complete with
iiittven and broiler.
Other novelties include a
its-iron. pottteiiied stove.
i-‘Idstained-glass sky-lights.
fit-teit heprocured inPort-
‘llllll Often haunting oldjunk
‘"1antique shops forunusual
‘limit. healso cites salvage
il'°murban renewal projects
“iilluod source forinexpen-
"Yebuilding materials.'(lHARTER FLIGHTS ToHAWAII. EUROPE ANDASIA
Round Trip
June Q-July lo Scattic-.-itmtttt-rtiant .'i».ll'i'-Lilli
June ll-July it §t..‘.tllltf-J-\ill'tlt‘lt.litllt . ‘i-.'ft"|‘*l lilil
.lunt' ll-July I-1 Van lit?-\|1tsicrti.|ttt . ..$31!‘? 'l'-.'|
.lu|tc ll-luly *3’ ihttiiuttti-1 t‘-ndon .SH-ll.'.iil
lunc I3-Juttc lit l'ortl.tntl-llunttlttlu . $1.15 llit
i-t.lt'tc l.7:-iunc ill l't'+Ill.]tlLl- l\."l~\ it -Sall-ii '-in
jutw ]ft.|.'§u_|_-_ Ill Ptttlltllltl-l ttntltttl ..516.1 till
luttel 5-.-tug _ltl fiscaltic-.-\titt.tcrd.tttt $3!-tiiti
lune l5-5t']1t iii Portl.t|ttl~l.‘htttion . .liliti llit
little Iii-Ittnc lit l“oril.tnti-llttnolttlu SlIfniiil
luhc I.'.'-Jttlt; l_t fttcttttlc-tlttttsicrdatn ..SIilittiil
.-itttg. 1'5-Sept I.‘ ticattlc-antttcrtittttt ‘SI-t‘~i_tH'i
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t'\ttg._ 1?-‘_'§tep|_ it‘ Scatllc-tittnflcttlattt -Steel till
(hie lt'tt_r
_]|,||'|c ll Scattie-.-ltrtttttcttiattt . .
st-|t|_ *1 Pttttltttttl-l ontltto . --
'_~lept_ IS l‘ortl;tnd-l.otttiot‘l . itIIifrllli
Sept. I'll litttilanti-l ontlott . .Slftllilii
lontit_tn-\'..tnt.t'-ttvet lit' . ...$l5t'l.til.l
lfltttltlfl-Ptlflllllkl .. ..$I5i'l_t'lt.l
1t_-.mjt1n-Vancouvct lllf . ..Sl5tl.ilii
ltttttion-Purilantl .. .. ..$l5ll.lHi
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June 2|
July Jii
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tH'Ht".'R I-'1.-t"tt'HT's' .-ll'-l!f-.-lHH1'
lhlt-s available toLewis and Clarlt l.'ull¢'li_t'f 11"‘-1¢'"ll'H rli~'\ii_f‘.'r'- fill"
andmcntlztcrs oftheir httmtcdiatc fatnilics. Call or‘ltntc Ted
Scheinman. NotIll,N1.-tit (lflicc Building,-t atl.cvti.s IndClarlt. l*\t.
34-1orllomc: I44-I903.‘Warrt.-n illttkslee will present the
hypothesis. ‘indirect methods tor
t-stimatlng population growth for
Folutrtbla County are significantly
more accurate than rlirettt meth-
ods [lttviti .'-iilhttilanti will
t:list~uss thehypothesis “Tht-husi
nt"-ss cycle inthe 1-ltttte ofWash
itt_t.:ton regularly precedes nation
wltie cyclical turns 'Bethere’
Ht-prt-st.-nttttlt-es ofFraseh and
Jtssttclates Provident Mutual l.ife
insurance t"tt will l..i"t-"oncampus
totlay todiscuss career employ-
ment with ttraduatintr seniors
l"-.tsitlt:-ns are available intheir
salt-s and counseiintt service de-
partments
Montgomery Ward will ‘oeatLC
Thursday tointerview stucients
interested inmerchartdisiruz_ re-
tail store manact-ment. data proc-
essing management controller. or
rretiit manttttement trainee posi-
tions
Q Q I Q -i It
liartnie .-itttse arerto=..t.-necl poet
anti metiicttl prttctitiontrr from
[_ttllt_it_tn_ will t"t_=ttti e'it;t.‘t_\l"1'lls ofhis
poetry tipmApril 15inTama-
rack ittunfle The reading: isspon
soreti bythe t1'ont.'ot.-atlons Com-
mittee Jtdrnission isfree
i U U I‘ I I
Aprogram entitled ".\lusit: for
Two Pianos and l¥'ercusslort" will
he presented Hprn Friday.
April lt5_ inEvans Auditorium
Robert Enman and Karl Moltmann.
pianists. will combine with per-
cusslonlsts ‘Wayne 5-lercer andPaul Salvatore topresent works
ofBrahms Bartok and Britten.
Atlmisstttn torLC‘students. faculty
and stafi‘ isT5cents General
admission isS2
II I I I I F
l..ewis and tI'larlt's Fun School
will holrl isdinner meeting 5pI'll
tociay inDtnlrut Ftoorn -l New
anti returning volunteers are in-
vited toattertti Plans forspring
term prottrams will hediscussed
The National Organization for
Worrten Portland Chapter. ishav-
ing its second program meeting
wt-ant-sday. April H.atTisptn
intheFireside Room oi’theWest-
minster Presbyterian Church at
lttth anti -HI-IHancock St
ACOUSTICS CITYsotrnnssnvrcn
"'0ld&.NcwGuitIs
"'Blut:Gru|Sec-tion
'Guit|rl.AtnpR:pdr
39tll.S-El.h=nll 13$-I495
W'trtqltTo...
EUROPE
ilfi-ZB5 LLlttutrls CELIF.
Available rtlqt-tut. from t~tt_v. Fllqhts
within Europe, isr:-ll ItU1-ICtrttont.
Contact E.5.E.P_ cjttiit Blrfll Llrlll,
LCEb: 2054, ut. 281.
Fttqnts tltll‘rut Lot‘!-I
fl‘Ilrrtbtlt1t oi‘QSLC comrrntnlty only
MONTGOMERY
WARD
MANAGEM ENT
TRAINING PROGRA MS
Montgomery Ward Expansion Program creates outstanding
opportunities tobuild asuccessful andst:-cure career.
Weprovide intensive fortnalized training combined with
planned jobexperience. Adytantnement based oncareful
evaluation ofactual jobperfonnance- Wewant people who
an:arutious toassume responsibility, and who have itreal
desire towork their waytothetopintheir chosen field.
Opportunities exist forgraduates from almost every
scholastic field ofstudy. Opening aremt-ailablc forcandidates
interested inStore Mamgement. Accounting. Catalog
Management andother specialized fields-
Forfurther infonnation take thisadvertisement toyour
College Placement Office.
ON (14MPUS It'll’TER FIEIt--‘S
OurPersonnel Representatives Jack (‘ather andEdLuntlt
are scheduled toconduct interviews onyour campus
Thursday, April IS.
Contact your Placement Office imtncdhtcly for an
appointment. Find outexactly what vttchave tooffer‘.\
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llinpsichcilogi. iiiedicliie or
tlentistry
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subject into itdeep trance
lil-te sleep instead itis
ihioiiitht totiecomparable to
the ter}; related but aware
state ofaperson irnnietiiatelji"
helore falling asleep
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pt'elet'alile to adeep sleep
because the subject iscon
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at-sis
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i_‘i.*]_'itlt'e state tiltttlfltl irl-l'!t‘l"t:‘
he"ll tiemilling toaccept What
thehi.-pnotlst suggests "
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mean that thesubject luioiis
heisbeing hypnotized Justas the psfrcholti_itist iii"-es not
necessari1i' tell the patient
iihat rnethod til’therapy heis
applying heclo-es not 11l\i-;.-i‘l-?'-
li"il"rJ'\\'l.iI'l'l the patient that he
tiill heh{i'pncitl:etl
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come across l.lI'l'i'tllt:" clients
iiiio specifically request that
itLit‘used lncases like this
both men matte apeiiii oltell
ing the patient that hewill he
placeti uriiler hjitiiiosis
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suingiiut ashin}. otiji;-ct he
{tire his s.iih]ect sface isalso
.1misconception Ti'ioui;:hperi
ilulurns anti lliisliinj: light are
still useil Faii feels that such
i.-isual itinitnicl-is siioulti he
itvoide-iJ
ltispossible. lieeiiplaini;-d
for tisucceptible subject it
hesees Liflashing light when
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person st.teh..ii'iour oncertain
parts ofthetie-iilfi '
Hatten ciescritieti -..-ite oral
techniqtie useti tosetap-ersen
into .1hypnotic state After
itettiruit the sutiieci relaiteci
rtesaid the hiencitist will
ask him toconceritraie ena
spot ahot'i.- ejte level ‘While
talking intirnenoione the
hytinotist will then rnerition
that the sutiiects lt":i-'t'lld5 are
t‘-ecomtnit l'ieai.'ier The; ‘ililll.
[eel heai"i" alter tteinijt, focused
upward forawliile
1-ltieal-tiiti: t't;'tI‘1"llllt'_it.lSl‘_k' and
nionotrtnou.slji. the hjcpn-:ttlst
itill continue tomake iaric-us
ll'i.tt.' 5l.Hlt.‘l'l"lt*l'll:-'1 ‘:il.lI.‘l‘l 35.
You hear the noises tioii-"ti
the halli-iai but the-ji" are he-
iiintiiruit tolittle ititich is
true ifthesubject isconcen-
traiihg en the hypnotist s
\.i\lt‘.'i.'
.-‘titer .1ahile thehypnotist
canbegin making suggestitinsseared totiarti hisdesired
fl\-li:il
.~t1theu_i.i_h pepular belie! has
tithat there aresome people
"a-"lie cannot behjt"];'noti:i:d- Fain
tiisazrec-s Hefeels that ever}.-
perser. issusceptible ifthe
righi technique isfound to
inciuce hypnotisni inhim Thus
Jlli'i@=1<.itisi sskill ismeasured
hithenurntier oi’successful
means ofinducing hypnotism
tiecanutilize
What t1-"Des ofpeople are
susceptible hypnotic subjects"
Utiie stucly that Fair andDr
Via:-rer. ‘i'i'ilcc-it ofPortlancl
state Lnit.-erstti.' performed on
If students shotied that the
i'uli"tc-rable tertclecl inbemore
-Jptimistic- more relaxed
more secure. better satisfied
aitli their own set.status and
less disturbed by bizarre
thoughts ancidepression than
theunsusceptible The rnost
significant ii-artatile showed
the susceptible toattendl.. 1*.
t-agi-2 '1 ——
lzrrrR501/ma]Don’! Sign
To the it-‘till-ill‘
Don't get mewt-on,i_t lam
fortotal withdrawal ofnll llH
military personnel from lndo
Chlnn liy-aspecified date inthe
lmmedliite fuiiire butlcannot
sign thecard iii-mg circulated
bytheYoung lfote rsforPeace
Bysigning thecard. lwould
pledge tovote only infavor of
national candidates who sup-
port withdrawal from indo-
Chlna byadate inthe immedi-
atefuture Iwould also pledge
towithhold mysupport from
any candidate who falls to
make such acommitment
No matter what domestic
policies the peace candidate
has, lwould hepledglrtit to
vote forhim lam certainly
not going topledge myvote
for any candidate who has
jumped cin the [Ht'flt‘,‘t£' bFtl"|d-
wagon. but who may hecom-
pletely unqualified ondomes-
tlcissues
Contrary iowhiii some of
the ‘fitiiingz Volt-rs for Peace
say, iflsign thecard, Imust
base my-.-ole only onacandl
dates stand onwithdrawal
oftroops from lndo--China and
nothing else’
Morally lcannot rnake such
apledge Iamafraid that tiiti
- -it|"‘[‘|“[‘l\,' |_'i1*i,‘itilt_" i"lI*t‘ f‘-llfllllllflli thl‘
card wiilioiit lliliil-.iiii»llll‘"-‘ill llll‘
i‘iiri:-ii-qi|t*iii'.‘i-s of*-Iii-.“|i ittilt"-’-ll-1"?
‘t'oi.iii,c voters please, lliitili
liefiire you sign
sill F-ny'ili-r
(inDown, Hungry
Totheetlitiir
‘w’t-'rt- lieing cutdown peo-
plepitting hungry, niitiirebt.-liiit
nailed tothecross. war inthe
streets and overseas, hate
being waged bysociety inthe
name oforder, oursisters and
brothers hi-heatle-rl upon rc-
quest for humanity. asking
only that we honor w-hat
wepray
Red armliands andhole rid
den blue jeans and hype pe-
titions. and Ytiuiig ‘Jitters for
Peace .-‘ind al'niversity
called l.t"tt'l5 andl..'ltirk
Uh well what siiiajoke
iiriywiiy"
PMiittliew" Hleicli
[1--iii-rs tothe editor are
itt-|i_‘i"i1'1"|t*i.l l.tj*flP|"i-"~ Hlltltlld
M.-, 19,;-.. iiiiiii one ;iai11i- in1
1;-rigth iiriil lirefi-= rat‘-ly
{_t,'[i-¢"iliFlllt’Il They" ciiii lit-
iiiaiietl tothelof-I‘-1415'“ll
Fin-i Iioorlirouithi inper-
siin iiiiiiir riffiri-s inliiwei‘
leiiipli--ton
'Darl<' coming
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Ihrltil Port andChritnqlhur Vanthrlfllv applet asCon Incl Rubin Flood in
thlFirAcres IJ-roduction of"Dark IttheTop oftheStairs" April 15,16,‘ITand
‘IB.Adi:-lnol rlilrutio-rls arel"ICOI'I'H'|"l'Il'\dI‘d. Cull nit 1'74--iil\il‘l"l-I lot;
Groups Schedule Encounter
ToExplore Earth Crisis.-‘tninter tleptirinieiital sei-
ies ofsyniposlii livif _'-‘-ll-1
tli-iits and ftictilty isplaiitieil
fiir Fiirlh \'i'i*t‘l-1. *-tlllcli l‘-Pllltifi
tie.-ii filoiiiltiy. .-'tpri| lil
}.‘H,_q_~,Hnii-|- gt-iiiiiis will llietfl
ii;iiispini-very tiny inthi-
f_"ii|,||icil li.1l'lH'l'l'lht'|"I'§ HI‘tlltlfl‘-lltlt‘
'|‘i_~m|i|i-i.-,-iii t"oinnioiis ifweiilh
i-rpi"-rnilts l-"iii"-iilly nit-irilii-rs
fl-Uni the psy'clitilii|.{y', i.‘hi-rill!-i
ir-.,- l-lnglisli. liloloity. Fvllilll-ill
tiitil physics tlopitrtnieiils liiive
tentatively‘ tlt-cltli-if tospeiil-t
Mn._-,_.,-min ,|_-|5l_'It?'l"l!'~'- iiiitl lead
theiliscussions
l-Tarl Reynolds will also
speak iiitheciiinpus .-licc-oril
ing tol'-Titrth week coordin-
ator Hon Ki-li--irieii. Eiirth ‘Wt.-t-it
-.1,-ill he iiltiw kt-yell eilura
liiiniil i-.i,;ii-rli.-tit‘i-- i.'\-.[\l-.'-f‘itil-1"?‘
rtiany tlinii-iisioiis ofthe -‘H
l-
llrafi inforriiiitioii isnow
tiviiilal-le inthe .-'t.‘~§l-t' offici-
inTi-itipli.-tiin fl-lost ofthe
iiiateriiils are for men coit-
siderinit iilll1-lnssiflciition
and try togive sortie kind til
orit-nlatltiti towiirtls rei-tiiicll
int: the problems ofHitler
ii-‘l,'i' ll,national deft-rise anti
‘i’ietiititii
The tiieinos iliemselve.-." ilo
not provide specific iinswt-rs
liill help one toiliinl-i ofllit-
niaiiy aspects involi-'1-il inon
.-iweriiig out-stii"_iiis ofcon
.~"~i‘iellt“t'
For men ii'hiist- liicalhoartls
i—iri- located west offfciii?iriii'lo
and Mcintiinii itrij-ft‘.-rrt-ll list
istivailiilili.- 'l'okeep upwith
the draft situation ati-very
local lioartl iicross the couri-
try iitiiilil liell"i'i[.ii'is::illi|i.-
The t"oiitLsi-liirs oncatiipiis
are iiwt-ire ofthegeneral sit
iiaiion arid eiipecteii trends.
liiit ifHrt-gistraiit wiiiiltl like
specific information about
local activities heshould write
to the couiisi-litipt servici-
nearest hirn Most ofthe
services are reputable and
priivide good udvici.-
Aschedule will bedrawn
upsoon for thedraft coun-
selors, liul other activities
conflict andconsequently most
ofthe counseling has tobe
oriartindividual basis byap-
pointnient
According toBill i-Savage,
the counselors are trying to
estatillsli afile ofsuccessful
CO claims for future appli-viri.itiiiii-iittil i't'lt-Flt-' ll?“-'l‘*“*‘l
lilo "t‘iiii,-~t."ii-iici- llirtilll-lfl
,-'\ii'iiI‘i-iii-sit ' is lllt.‘ fill:-'-ll‘
tlii-me
iteiiniitioti iiieal feiiiuriiig
flllllll‘l_ll liti|iii-nitiili- lireuil.
i--hit,-5.-,i»L litiiii-y, ii-ii tititl w,:-e
i.,i,ill iiri_'i‘i‘-tle Elliltlli.ir‘ITl'liil t‘t-re
niiitiy, iif [‘itit*ll"‘fi‘ f"t.?lilIlll"ll2', lllltl
sting iiithechapel onThurs
iliiy lliiirtli lliiyl lift-it-vtifit
{‘hH]_‘it‘l i.-'-t-i'i.'li.'i-s will lielieltl
.‘-li.itiiliiy', April loanti '25
l-Yiirth Day itself will izlve
lucultv. staff and students an
i-ii;ciis.l_- toiilel til.lff.lI.‘it}f"5 liiolti
some _i.iiiri.li-nliuz ifthey wish
Hittite films, lioollis, Ills
plays and tittier activities are
iilso iii.-in,i.i pit-innetl Acom
plete scliediilc will tippi.-iii‘ iii
the iii.-iii issue ofthe Log
riirits toll‘-it‘. alitl they woiiltl
;ip;it‘i,-i*ii.iti- tiiliiplicato copy‘
ofarty siicci-ssftil (Tl claim.
with theiiairie withheld
ltiiiililitioii iiithe (I'D li'ili.ir-
tniitiiin. iitie-st-rlptltin ofthe
liittery and itsoperation is
;ii.'tilliil.ili- -lfilie bookstore ls
i-iirreiiily st-fling three tlrafti-"i|irll Ill, 197]
‘V5’i i
_
Stall" l.'an-ii-lyti \li'l'lt.|uli. Jack}. '
l[Ilh1"I"l, iii-ii11.ii ii-tie-hi-ll. liliftmcl-f‘tlprlgiiii, ll-t-little "tl|ll'I"'., Anti Shud-
Ilclt, I.1nv|- li'li’iir'Lti-liach, Tom llitlilei-,
t."litlr-c lnhil. l'i.1-rlile ll-'lrl'lii]ci-i.i, Rn.
l!-11-|-ta lliilvirr-tiiti. Tll'I"i Vllllhfl. Tom
I-"hit-tl, 1.1-irl VII-ilh, H111 Gull-3.
Q:-lil, tire: Tultlirnmn, John Aimott,
Way’-iie .'-?il|;lit-r, David "l“t.|.lL Kltihy
Walla-r. Linda I’-'llJ:-rrlld, (Thin-1-|
Hnrluirt. I-'l..nt-' ft--I'Il1lt'-,.ilr1hn II.filly-
iurti, ll-III‘! 'V'r'l'll. Hull‘ wl||l'l1l.l'l_,
Flt Hlr-hein, Illclt lit'lr-til-III’, Hrueqi
Fl.lln|',¢r-r, I-f.t-llli Woodard, illm Dual-
let. "ii'lclili Tl|\.l.|II.lf'I|. Dvultlt-It Ill";
Hl.lIl‘1i' V1.1-r'h.lrn|;i, lillh! Ilubq,
H-rtnv ‘..|-I'l\\"l'I'II-I‘!-1 (LB. i\.rtin[toq_
Huflnt-u l\-hunger! Janice Shier,
F-l_1“'.-(‘II tire; 5.I-‘lverl. Advlnn; '
(“hitch tfliurriqulut, Pt-ll-I \"lI.hu-1.
i
Pioneer
Log
Ufflclll ptthllclfltin of U-||
.-'i..uorlul.lt-d litttdentl ofLt-Irll and
tluh tfollt-gt-, D615 $.15‘. Palatine
Hill tttuid, Portland, th-it-gun H1219,
Prlntrti f.1ili"Ict- in-1'-I‘-|t1'!r' during Hip
lrldemlc ‘rt-Ir by (‘ll-Bldg
Fublliihlnl Co. Second. Cl.-
|;i-cintlilt: plld ItP1"it"|-I-and, -Dre-|o|;_ l
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ASLC ()ffice Provides Draft Infopiililieatlons "(."fll~lunillioolt,"
"(1iiiiii- to ihi- Draft" and
"l'-‘lice toFace with Your Draft
lloartl "
l-oranyquestions oradvice,
eiiiitaci i:lai.-agi- ieiti 281i,
l.llf‘l'llll" Faulkner lest 359} or
P-rant McGee leiil 269) Keep
infiirnied‘
L-._.---"""_"__i'i_
ll.wit,-ii liii.-; sti'iliii_-il-
fy.; wlii-els, it
It-11_wi' |i|i-iii.-, Hlllllfl
m,,,i.iiis qiiiillly
_=,,_.H iii |.iiuri--lhi
Li.“-[‘|l|t'L'tl'li Portliiiitl
figtltiri-. (‘iilli-i.ii-
-,=9-;iiti1i- w't‘t'-liq
I lly"Melissa Mil
Staff Write
-nI""_
rite iiiisw-er niaj
,._;;im.,- inthe park"
..|..,_-_| l"i-iiiplettiii ('1.
isliirrti oftido-'
.,_,ii|5i- home, whlc
11ytiiiirce oflnqulr
usiiy ever since l
£1-;_r il-fl Cttfllptlfi I
‘flievehicle, cont-'
Hlllrlflletl ll
-l fiili- ‘|I.
iv
--trD-
§l'ff.’i'fRel:-ft and fit:
-tiinii-i-r' style a
ply -"ifanold tr=
rcpt-lly‘ ofHcigt-r
D itall. heartletl ar'
I ":-iflllyii;_il"l.lf.‘l[Jl,llll'l§_
"rdtiiinual E-luwtlus
Di."-ll‘l‘ll.'IlflR hlni
E-rll';.ll.ll1l,l1l, sel
.-giii.-let‘. Heck has
'll'll-.'l-it-'» for two y
.-.;iii-iricy by fol
Liirs throughout
rdl.ll't'*RCiH, whet
ispla-.-s atitl sellsl
Hisiiresi-til Ifitili
..iciliircl one of
-‘-15-:.iw'ni-d, and is
zltijoint construct
it-iiii-t-ii fioth heat
-I-F’
T'hou,i.-,li the
tlet.-Is was conipl
it-slgiii-il, Beck
itles "lwas the
llj-"lather was the
lri-fer tohim ast
Epi.-riot‘ H
The two-man i
Ittisiiiiied $1500,
It-cits ofhard la
Hemorrhage Staff Sharpens Fangs is-'---1--fr-m- ---—~ -- -- omt'ttt.‘l'lt1Hy*According l.-U I
ne-Time Newspaper aResume BloodlettinStudents may have noticed
that thedark days ofwinter
were never brightened by
those cheery issues ofthe
seldom daily Dally Hemor-
rhage. Butdespair not’ There
isapossibility thatthere will
soon beanother oneofthose
unusual assortments ofwit
andperversion
- iByDebbie i
Stiff Writer
Inarecent interview, Char-
lieBrown. astudent associat-
edwlth theHemorrhage staff,
mentioned that the"journal-
ists" hadbeen tossing theidea
o.lanother issue around for
tiwhile
“The Hemorrhage," Brow-ri
said, "was conceived astijoke The only prerequisite
for writing an article was
that you had toliedrunk "
"The staff." Brown contin-
ued. "would just write agob
ofperverse articles -nearly
asperverse asthose inthe
Log. —sort out the worst
ones, and. using materials at
hand, print them "
Asked how long ittook to
create anissue hesaid, "Oh,
wecould have turned outthe
material intenmlnuteslqual-
llyjournalism was spat oni
Wecompleted thefirst issue
inone week "
There were slit orseven
contributors inthefirst Hem-
orrhage, which wasedited by
Charlle McClure, with theaid
ofDoug Norlln. Residents of
the"Package Liquor Store"comprised the remainder of
the stuff After the roaring
l"'isuccess ofthefirst issue.
people started volunteering
their talents I'll
The first time theHemor-
rhage went onstile, 120copies
were sold, mostly tothe group
that settles intheTrallroom
between lland12pm
'l*he second issue only sold
about E-illcopies here because
the printing was done loolate
intheday The neitt daythey
took itdowntown andtoReed
("ollege, where atotalofaboul
lltiwere sold
When queried about what the
stafl did with the profits,
Brown replied, "On both oc-
casions ofthe sale ofthe
llemorrhage, wemade enough
money tobuyapproximatelythree tofour cases ofiii.-er
That was pretty much the
main useofit"
"The selling oftheflamer-
rhage oncampus came inan
end when Kent Hawley told
me toinform the ‘Package
Liquor Store‘ gang that the
sollclllng offunds for off-
campus enterprises was;
against school policy. what-
ever that ls Apparently you
cansell candles, butnot Hem-
orrhages.“
lltheHemorrhage slaffputs
outanother issue. itwillprob-
ably hesold atReed College,
where itreceived itsbest re-
sponse last fall. Brown added
that the most favorable re-
sponse atLewis and Clark
came from professors, whosaid they thought llwas lili-
arious anti lit-tilthy
llithint ofsarcasm onthe
part ofUmember oftheLag
staff was detectetl lnthepre-
ceding interview, donot be
mislead into thinking itlsdue
toafeeling ofcontempt for
our rival We have been
merely struck dumb with jeal-
ousy over the journalistic
prowess ofthe members of
the Dally Hemorrhage staff.
Afew lines from Flreslgli
Theatre come tomind atthis
point
"Why th.This isa.-
Tlils isabagofshltt"
"But it's really great still.
Mrs- Presltl "
"Don't Crush That Dwarf.
Pass MethePliers" -Col-
umbia Recordstlltiws water to
llit)tislfilt and s
lconiplete bath
59thestimates th
lftippriuilmutely $
Prest-Filly’ the ct
Itiiiinetl into three
isiittied tofllBe
M-se include tiki
".Ili'l’land living r
litedoubles fora
The kitchen -
W-iidi.-ii iceboxat
llfficr stove, cot
Eloven and broil-
Elltier novelties
list-iron, pothel
"illstained-glass
Ililch heprocure
llllll Often haunt
Wantique shops
""115. healso cl
llllmurban renew
“llRood source l’
‘llitbuilding mate.lt.'t_15171_______
uttm. Jack];
.r|l, “t'Ll-(‘itd'|-
Anti Shttd.
Torn flutter,
ctlttlti-tt, Rn.
l1II!1|t.Torn '
Marv Grub. I
ohn Amotl,
T't.|.'l|. Kllh]
"lid, l'hrr|t|
othn H.Mfg.
r‘tlt'l.lll't'tl..'rk_
lllltl, llrueq
d,Jim (tull-
tttncu -are ‘
ttthr lluhql
J\l"I!lt‘tl1..t}|:|_
rltlcc Si-l.ley,
I. tl\tl\-"lg"-1;
I\"|l]'1trl.
61"
tn of flu
I1.-cwh int]
.W.Pnlsttuu
r.|on 1711111
during the
-Cucndtr
cond Chg
ntii, Oregon,
M;
D
ltttttihoolt.“
Jraft "and
Your Draft
iioradvice,
est ZBIL
‘II. Il5il'l or
2t;-at Keep
{_
lingitwas ltil-
rasm onthe
oftheLog
inthepre-
tionotbe
ngitisdue
ontempt for
have been
tbwith jeal-
journalistic
tembers of
-huge staff.
rnFiresigfl
nind attltls
ilSistt..
it!"
great shit.
‘hat Dwarf.
rs" -Col-eatrt.tart y..--;fl-- Pot-=-1
'9 etoTravelingit-ltttl lttts stttlnt-ti glttss win
P,-., tt-ltt_-t-ls. tit"allfornitt
1.,_.n~..t- plate, shingles antlthe
ml_,tt.ttts qttttllty ofiteing
___,.fl til l.aurt_-lhurst Park.
-L-tt-ttttttt-tt liortlttnti anti it-wis
in-5{lurk Fttllt;-§.{t~ all within
___.t_;;.|tt1tt tk't‘t*lit" 1
ln-Melissa Mitchell
Staff liiriter
F
The answer may hefounti
tttittt; totheparking lothe
..;..-1l't-tnpleton (‘ommons in
1.1'ot'm ofatitt-it-yourself
:_yljtiii' home. which has been
F;_;ttttrt-t- ofinquiry andcur-
_-estty ever since itsappear-
fit. .-tn campus last week
Thevt-hicle, consisting ofa
all shingle-ti house hullt
'1
it
I
| ti" “"
-tztrrtt-er" style ttrounti the
ntiftofanolti truck. isLhe
‘rapt-r'ty ofRoger Beck. 13-1.
ttall itettrtleti artisan. cur-
'trttl_t pt-trticipating inthesec-
fti.tttnual Futwtiust Festival
llt_--.t'rittiru2 himself asa
tt-ll’tttttght. sel f-ernployeti
-.-st-it-t" i-leek has lteen living
_.*trt.tt"ks fortwo years earn-
‘4II‘-ttllt*},' lly lollowint-1 art
'4'll"~.- tltrtiu.tzht'.t'.tt California
oiiiregttn. where heitoth
iiplttt:-; atttl st-lishis jewt_-lry
Hispresent mohile home is
Ia:thtrti one oiitsl-tintl he
‘.15owneti, anti isthe result
Ilajoint construction project
IIii‘i|t't*i'il ltoth heand his fath-
Thttueh the house -on-
ttet-ls was completely self-
it‘.-Sltttteti. Beck adamantly
sates "Iwas theapprentice
ll}-"lather was thecarpenterlrttttHt-rlt andIttish'rt'rtg room“Fit-littttlly' httlllnt-t front l.t.-s
tlttlgt-ies, lleel-t tittw t*lttlrrt.s
l-lut.1ene_ Orettt'tn, ashishome
ltttse llefore tttioptlntz the
life style oi an ltirterttnt.
rrttftsmtttt. Berk worketl in
I--iollywooti within thestructure
ofthe nine tofive loll syn
tll‘tti'ltt-
I-‘or l-ttnonths hetit-ti him
st-if toafactory jolt, workintt
onanassembly line. making
ltoites tltftttr t'ecelvinttt his
first paitl vacation. heimmed-
iately quit. nnti signeti up
with Warner Bf't.‘il.ht_"l'5. making
props formovie sets
Ht.-contlng disillusioned with
what he describes asthe
"straight work trip." hemade
the tietfision toleave the city
and move north toCanada
'l‘ltt:ttu_.zlt hehas been traveling
for altnost two years. hehas
not yet reachetl his goal. hut
statt'=-s. "iwork ontheprinci-
ple that i'tninnolturry l'm
still working for Cartatia ”
For atitne het--rtpt-riencetl
life atnong the ("ave Juttctiort
communal colonies. livintz in
rtt-ornmttne l~'.r|t_twn astheliatta -
tit? i"arnii}' Ht.twevet‘. the
_t.:rttup eventually split upafter
ltttvirtt-1 to lace "hassles"
which inclutleti intitnidationhy
the iocttl sheriff anti towns-
people. two raids and twice
tteirtc forced ofttheir prop-
erty
Itwas while working onthe
assembly line that Beck be-
came interested injewelry
making During his spare
time hebegan experimentingIlt_lNl.FH lt.l't'_t
with stainless steel intlustrial
wirt-_ maktttg large, t'rutit-
flowers anti giviruz tht-tn away’
ftlit'it~t'lt]s
Wlten hefirst strtr'tt-tiwork
ing with wire. ln-cctulti make
an toHitflowers inawt-el-I
t'\iovt hemakes ltetwt-en lilii
anti lftil inaday, his jewelry
display revttalintz rowsof t.-ar
rings allcretttetl around the
variat.lons ofahaslc floral
tlesitttt Hecites the flower
ttshistrtttletnarlt
When asked where hemight
heliving 20years from now.
Beck rt-.-plied. "Probably still
inittruck when Ineed mon-
ey. Iwork. when ltion't net;-ti
money. Idon‘! work Ilive
intttruck solcan move from
plttt*t- toplace lonly pay
it-ti ayear rent. and that's
for car registration Why
sltoulti lmove tjtut ofit’ it's
part oftnvbusiness "ireArtist
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tPt'tt;tro£raptlt_t' byTom Pruem
Announcements
Tile l-‘rtwttjtrvntionl-inll ..la1".?fFittnt'.l
will appear inFields Dining Hts.r|'Tt
‘ill't-tittt_-stitty April l-t. atE’pm
The popular quintet will talk with
stutit-nts anti play" their special
itrantl of"happy rt|usic' inanin-
ft_tt‘i'llttl session Admisslonit-tfree
Tickets for their formal concert
‘t't’trtittt'.*stitt§-.' t.-vetiirtg atPacific L'ni
versity ttre available attheinior
mtttton tit-sit torunder S1
The thirti presidents assembly
ttfthe year will heheld llam
'w't.~dnt-sday. .-‘-‘tpril l-lintht.-C.‘ottnciI
Fhamhers atTetnpletort t_"ornmttrts
l‘reslt‘lt_-nt Howard will answer
qttt-sttttns from thefloor inanhour
lt'.ttt.tt', session
The last chance fur if.‘ stu-
tients togive hlootithis school year
will tteApril ii‘-tl_tettt.-t-en thehours
oflttittnanti FiJillpm (I_ittail
lit-ti l-ieti Cross personnel anti"lots
oiiti.~titti' will hefeatureti tittimis
.=_-"-ton lstree torstutients faculty
stall anti atlmirtlstrators itetvteen
attt-s 1*anti Hitwellthinn over llil
pounds
The Student t'lrt-grin Etiuctttiort
.»'tsst:tciatittn will httiri t.tmeeting T
ptnWt.-tinestiay et-'et'tit‘t2 April 1-l
tnAlbany tot Behavior rttocllti-
cation specialists Dr St.-lhy will
speak onthetopic of"C'lassroom
Control "
Two economics majors willpre-
sent their senior seminars atTJill
prrt.rtprll 13,inThrocltmortont3
:i'tE'ier tohim asmybuilding
‘.2-ipt-t"it>l' H
The two-man undertaking
?t~asutttt=d $l5ilt}. and five
".tt;-its ofhard labor. seven
itstiweek. from 10a.m to
iltrrt each day
tlrt-ortilng to Beck, iti5
ttiilonly halt‘ completed By
'1‘ttttme itisfinished. itwill
Iclutie both asystem which
tllatvs water tohepumped
'-‘tie.tsink and shower. and
tcttmplete bathroom unit
Electt-stimates thefinal cost
itiipprmtimutely $.'lt.itl{l
_Prt-sently thecabin ispar-
Yttltlnttti into three rooms. all
iesignttti tofitBeck's needs
‘th.-ttt-include ttkitchen. bed-
"?1':trtt and living room, which
iii-inttoubles forawork shop
The kitchen contains a
‘W-dt-tt icebolt and athree-
ltfnt.-r stove. complete with
iiittven and broiler.
Other novelties include a
its-iron. pottteiiied stove.
i-‘Idstained-glass sky-lights.
fit-teit heprocured inPort-
‘llllll Often haunting oldjunk
‘"1antique shops forunusual
‘limit. healso cites salvage
il'°murban renewal projects
“iilluod source forinexpen-
"Yebuilding materials.'(lHARTER FLIGHTS ToHAWAII. EUROPE ANDASIA
Round Trip
June Q-July lo Scattic-.-itmtttt-rtiant .'i».ll'i'-Lilli
June ll-July it §t..‘.tllltf-J-\ill'tlt‘lt.litllt . ‘i-.'ft"|‘*l lilil
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.lu|tc ll-luly *3’ ihttiiuttti-1 t‘-ndon .SH-ll.'.iil
lunc I3-Juttc lit l'ortl.tntl-llunttlttlu . $1.15 llit
i-t.lt'tc l.7:-iunc ill l't'+Ill.]tlLl- l\."l~\ it -Sall-ii '-in
jutw ]ft.|.'§u_|_-_ Ill Ptttlltllltl-l ttntltttl ..516.1 till
luttel 5-.-tug _ltl fiscaltic-.-\titt.tcrd.tttt $3!-tiiti
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lhlt-s available toLewis and Clarlt l.'ull¢'li_t'f 11"‘-1¢'"ll'H rli~'\ii_f‘.'r'- fill"
andmcntlztcrs oftheir httmtcdiatc fatnilics. Call or‘ltntc Ted
Scheinman. NotIll,N1.-tit (lflicc Building,-t atl.cvti.s IndClarlt. l*\t.
34-1orllomc: I44-I903.‘Warrt.-n illttkslee will present the
hypothesis. ‘indirect methods tor
t-stimatlng population growth for
Folutrtbla County are significantly
more accurate than rlirettt meth-
ods [lttviti .'-iilhttilanti will
t:list~uss thehypothesis “Tht-husi
nt"-ss cycle inthe 1-ltttte ofWash
itt_t.:ton regularly precedes nation
wltie cyclical turns 'Bethere’
Ht-prt-st.-nttttlt-es ofFraseh and
Jtssttclates Provident Mutual l.ife
insurance t"tt will l..i"t-"oncampus
totlay todiscuss career employ-
ment with ttraduatintr seniors
l"-.tsitlt:-ns are available intheir
salt-s and counseiintt service de-
partments
Montgomery Ward will ‘oeatLC
Thursday tointerview stucients
interested inmerchartdisiruz_ re-
tail store manact-ment. data proc-
essing management controller. or
rretiit manttttement trainee posi-
tions
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liartnie .-itttse arerto=..t.-necl poet
anti metiicttl prttctitiontrr from
[_ttllt_it_tn_ will t"t_=ttti e'it;t.‘t_\l"1'lls ofhis
poetry tipmApril 15inTama-
rack ittunfle The reading: isspon
soreti bythe t1'ont.'ot.-atlons Com-
mittee Jtdrnission isfree
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Aprogram entitled ".\lusit: for
Two Pianos and l¥'ercusslort" will
he presented Hprn Friday.
April lt5_ inEvans Auditorium
Robert Enman and Karl Moltmann.
pianists. will combine with per-
cusslonlsts ‘Wayne 5-lercer andPaul Salvatore topresent works
ofBrahms Bartok and Britten.
Atlmisstttn torLC‘students. faculty
and stafi‘ isT5cents General
admission isS2
II I I I I F
l..ewis and tI'larlt's Fun School
will holrl isdinner meeting 5pI'll
tociay inDtnlrut Ftoorn -l New
anti returning volunteers are in-
vited toattertti Plans forspring
term prottrams will hediscussed
The National Organization for
Worrten Portland Chapter. ishav-
ing its second program meeting
wt-ant-sday. April H.atTisptn
intheFireside Room oi’theWest-
minster Presbyterian Church at
lttth anti -HI-IHancock St
ACOUSTICS CITYsotrnnssnvrcn
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39tll.S-El.h=nll 13$-I495
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EUROPE
ilfi-ZB5 LLlttutrls CELIF.
Available rtlqt-tut. from t~tt_v. Fllqhts
within Europe, isr:-ll ItU1-ICtrttont.
Contact E.5.E.P_ cjttiit Blrfll Llrlll,
LCEb: 2054, ut. 281.
Fttqnts tltll‘rut Lot‘!-I
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MONTGOMERY
WARD
MANAGEM ENT
TRAINING PROGRA MS
Montgomery Ward Expansion Program creates outstanding
opportunities tobuild asuccessful andst:-cure career.
Weprovide intensive fortnalized training combined with
planned jobexperience. Adytantnement based oncareful
evaluation ofactual jobperfonnance- Wewant people who
an:arutious toassume responsibility, and who have itreal
desire towork their waytothetopintheir chosen field.
Opportunities exist forgraduates from almost every
scholastic field ofstudy. Opening aremt-ailablc forcandidates
interested inStore Mamgement. Accounting. Catalog
Management andother specialized fields-
Forfurther infonnation take thisadvertisement toyour
College Placement Office.
ON (14MPUS It'll’TER FIEIt--‘S
OurPersonnel Representatives Jack (‘ather andEdLuntlt
are scheduled toconduct interviews onyour campus
Thursday, April IS.
Contact your Placement Office imtncdhtcly for an
appointment. Find outexactly what vttchave tooffer‘.\
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