Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
April 30, 1971 Volume 29, Number 46
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1971-04-30
Format
pdf
Type
Newspaper
Rights
For questions about rights statements, or access to the original document please contact Lewis & Clark College Special Collections and Archives http://specialcollections.lclark.edu
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Full Text
ilrlll I‘
giro. thisma.'l-H
iftitlfltlt.'fl_ and
lttlititt t.Il.'tyu]dTilt parking spttco this
"“"l‘“" ii-"tilll57-has been titloquiitti, hut
thoconten-
iilthereH'l,t‘tll" thort.-'s going tohe
,"t'illtt'il Wt-'rti oitpt=-ctirig
-rtl'li|itl"t* students tittho law is.
tilitfflflfml 'ipg"ii tititl llit] titoro tht‘ vtittl‘
lit‘strtietu;-Q
lilliil t--t_-
s_tilt" stir};-ch
rtlirig to95,
tires, t5
nrtl ltitiicatag
tiittt herim".
‘iiivi.-to pg"
tlllf_l prtimpt
inhisom!
fiiiilt stifl lri
tion anti regs
-tht-tr evgtt
el's
Salon
teSt.
vego
"-74
more
Styling
iilctttls
rcist-
iw.
.llilc
titil,
iltc
tEi\iT
?;.i-.'.E.E
.-
-r
ES
iCttmpui
'|Enl. 1'-‘Q-ill‘
Agents:
litiris
Jordan
iRollins.-7' 5
_-IEat .
.-I
".L";lr/<‘,3/y:This was the liusis
mppart-ting proiilerri facing
t-aiiipus its itwits titti-
thv[Joan llawley atthe
my-“.5 Wt=tlnest.itiy
Hgttlt-‘t' liricflytiutllnoti pro-
ln- _ . ,-ll]
which invite;
rultition, ml
titirs tobath
atitl t_-gm.-l-¢"'-"'4%-'
Iiiliiiiililii
llit student Development
ti'iiof'. set on Huddleson
' -derives much ofits
nocharacter from Mr.
.\iicl-terson. director of
nst-ling attheCenter.
‘incl-it-rson works with
pit-s' workshops. inln-
itinal counseling, and with
taltTherapy groups
"the value ofgroup eit-
it-rice comes because itis
ininety religious, whether
oitlteinstitutional roof of
t-htircli ornot,“ hesaiti
Ht-feels thechiirrhtodtiyas
institution going atiout its
--issiori "backward, bypass-
tgtheneeds forpersonhood.
tying iiltruistlc charges onits
it-ttgrogatlon. making them
i-clittillty "
'.-tny irtstltutionthat isaiive
-‘.-chttrige iswhat l'tTi lltttif
tit-tifor." said Nlckerson
Gortlull principles arebased
theawareness ofthebody.
rnontal andphysical prop-
Theproposed ASLC budget
it-rneitt year iscurrently in
planning stage. Begin-
neitt Wednesday atll
trn.thesenate budget com-
ittee will hold open hear-
ittttsfor allinterested per-
lens
itpoll tat-ten ofallASLC
ttnators. instructing them
tovtite asindividual students
other than senators. revealed
liefollowing preferences re-
ilrtltng proposed allocations
inneitt year.
Theitem recetvtngthe most
iiltlport was KLC Manager.
those $300 wasapproved by
iiivotes, while one person
itited tolower theamount and
in-etoraise it.
Themost severely censured
hisASLC funding ofMayFete
ll$t-inn. Twelve people voted
littower theamount. three
it:-ted toabolish italtogether.
ltiurvoted toleave itthesame
I-ridthere wasoneabstention.
Other items ofinterest tn-lllitlfl, lint left most oftht-
rnootlrig open tostudt_-rit corn
ttionts atitl qiiostioris Tho
rniijtiritv oft'rirrtt'rit-nts wort-
rtirtiplttints over parking prob-
ionis oroiijortlons toties-
trtictttiti oftiioenvironment for
the construction ofparking
ltits
Z'5t;i|ilitinitirt- Htiri Htiltitrion
tilijtictotl ttitho $.'ifililke infeos
tioitt your. which hesaiti would
suhsitlir.o ctimrttutors iiypay-
_‘Itt
it_. _-..
t;t|no Gmqq, vice-president forclliretopmunt, aenru point atOPITI melting on
andClark part-ting problems. Diliprit Log scribe Jim Ouelilt, irritated on
‘tttittl IIHII notes. {Photo byTom Prultti
esictii Therapy Works
-IorCounseling Bossorities. This body awareness
istheacceptance tifhis faults.
fears, hates. and loves his
"polarities" Many times.
inner strengths ttisolve prob-
tents areunrecognlzted bynot
oitarntng allthese polarities.
"wt- areaschiitlod genera-
tion tiydivorcing theintellect
from theemotions With this
ttehumaniaatlon process. man
isfunctioning only asacom-
puter. You t.iun't trytocon-
trol. calculate and program
life AsFritz Pe-rls. founder
ofGestalt said. ‘Don't pushtlie
river. itflows byitself
Niciterson continued.
Gestalt also considers how
each individual shoulders re-
sponsibility. Blaming culture
orpast eitperlences astohow
anintlividual resptinds toa
present situation isanavoid-
ance ofresponsibility
"in decision making there
isan‘Ichoose todothis,‘ ln-
tcontinued onpage 4}
udget Hearings toHelp
rim$42,420 to$28,500
elude 50FA's $55?5 (llsame.
Itraise. 5lower andonetib-
stentionl; Environmental Ac-ing for flnow part-ting lotfor
tiioir use Hawioy rt.-sptindotl
saying that thoadditional fees
woultl gotothescl'iooi capital
fiititi which isused mainly for
the ctinstriirtion offacilities
sucii itsthoproposed science
liutlding
Whori asked about thepos
slltilitv ofcreating more park-
lngspticos ontholawcampus.
tho dotin rtotod that law stu-
dents earlier this year were
opposed tothe lflf.'H However.
opposition st-orns to have
stopped tinti serious consider-
ation ishoing gtvonto building
now spaces
Hiiwloy I-llHl.f;'tl that there had
iioori negotiations with Tri-
ttit-t ttisotupt.liiussirig ser
vice for stutit.-nts There istr]
chalice that tishuttle service
may ht-settip.possibly frtim
the abtindtitteti t'\lbortstin's
parking lotinPttlf‘lii'lflt.lf'l’lt* tti
tht-campus But itisunliitoly
that suclt tisystem could hein
operation iiyneitt fail
Hawioy atlmitted tiiiit titans
art- under (‘Dill-lldt‘f't1lltIJl1 to
relocate the maintenance
shops inthearea across from
Hartafeld Hail Hesaid that
the new ltication would cre-
tito rnucit less ntiise distur-
bance than does thepresent
situation.
The t.it"ea behind Evans
auditorium isalso being con-
sidered fortiso astiparking
facility The dean assured
students that thearea isnow
adump and that itsappear-
ance would probutily beim-
proved byreworking
One uneitpected parking ls-
sue that arose was theques-
tion of installing bicycle
racks Hawley later said that
itisaneitceilent idea that
would belooked into prompt-
iv
Deadlines Near
forASl.COffice,
Editors PostsThe deadline tofile for
litTl-‘L? t-‘iSL.C stutient body
office istoday Voting isii-lay
illftirthethree offices tipfor
bid -president. vice presi-
tient and treasurer.
signup sheets are onthe
litilletin board inAS-l-.C' of-
fices near t.tie Trail Room
asofpress time. four stu-
dents have declared them-
selves intherunning forstu-
dent body president They
are James Mcflanleis. Dave
Evans. Bob Oleson anti Jeff
Mt.-C‘ollutri. Charlie Brown is
the sole candidate signed up
forthevice presidential job.
anti Barrie Lane isthesingle
tivtsts‘ $710 (13 same. one
raise and 6lower). Political
Actions $1100 (6same. 3
raise, 10lower and one to
abolish theamount). and the
Ellticl-t Sun's $3502 (4same.
none toraise. itlower and
5toabollshl.
Unless serious oblectlons
arevoiced attheopen hear-
ings. these figures willprob-
ably berepresentative ofthe
final decisions ofthesenate.
The requested budget for
neitt year totals $41,420, while
the allocation toASLC from
theBusiness Office willonly
be$28,500. Each budget item
will besubjected tosevere
scrutiny bythebudget com-
mittee andthenthesenate as
tiwhole. according toDave
Evans, acommittee member.
Others onthecommittee are
Niclc Karefotlas and Woody
Carlson.candidate forthe treasurer
post
interviews with allcandi-
dates forstudent body office
will appear inneitt 'l‘uesday's
edition oftheLog
Applications arestillavail-
tible apparently intiitisame
quantity asltist week) forthe
iti'it-‘ill positions ofPioneer
l..ogeditor. literary ntttgaaine
editor, yearbooi-t editor. and
l(l.C station manager. Noone
yet has flied application for
these positions.
The deadline for applicu--
tions tobeturned intoPeter
Vlahos. chairman ofttieconi-
inunlcations board. issetfor
May 4.Presumlng that some
raiitiltltites for the available
positions step forward. the
communlcatlons boarti will
meet lateneitt weolt tosched-
ule interviews for allpros-
pects., I- -3
VVEJLCOLJE PARENTS!
LJAY FETE EVENTS-
SPRING SING -Hp.rn. tonight inFields Dining Room.
Ft-atured will hethe top talent from campus organiza-
tions. The queen tilMay Fete will hecrowned -'.tlll"?
event. awards wlll be given faculty members voted
outstanding bystudents. and theoutstanding junior man
and women will heannounced.awley SaysParking Crunch Due,t
utlines Problems facing Campus "
t’Ifyou want tosee the Lewis and Clark tract: team
demolish hapless Pacific University -themeet starts
atl:Ittt p.m. atGriswold stadium}.
"LUAU -2-5 p.m. Saturday onlower campus. The rock
group “The Firemen" will provide the sounds and
Hawaiian punch andpineapple will beserved.
'SUPPER —Good oi‘Saga Food Service will serves
special Hawaiian meal 5p.m. Saturday evening. Hula
dancers will provide thespecial entertainment. Post to
non-meal-ticitet holders: $2.25.
'[)l‘\N('E -Rock Group "The Mid-day Rain" will matte
their at-tttth rerurnappearancetoLCto play foraninformal
dance tobeheld 9p.m. inFields Dining Room. Hawaiian
attire isencouraged.
|Oi'l GI’Lewis and Clark
College
Vol.itxtx INo.46
April 30.l97l
Sophs May BeReleased
From Dorm BonclcigeThe question inthe minds
ofmany freshmen this term
is. "Will Ihave tolive on
catnpus neitt yearii“ Although
preliminary warnings ofsuch
apossibility have been is-
sued. there are several
factors which may release
sophomores from such a
bonus
One unit ofHartafeid will
probably befilled with law
students, with tilaw student
filling theRA'srole. Even
though three students from
thelawschool arepresently
living onregular floors. the
desire for aunit ofalllaw
students has been conveyed
Torn Hedln. dean ofstu-
dents andcampus housing di-
rector. eitpressed hopes that
this eittra group ofstudents,
along with enough upperclass-
men volunteering tolive on
campus. would mitigate the
rule.
At present. sophomores
must submit dorm contractsIfthey wish toliveoffcampus.
they should submit apetition
todoso. Decisions onsuch
students will bemade during
thesummer
Many new students wonder
why Copeland isreferred to
as"coeducational" incollege
literature once they seehow
itisarranged Hedln told
the Log that the eitecutlve
council ispresently consider-
ingaproposal thatwould ‘'lay-
er" Copeland Hall. That ls.
thefirst floor ofeach section
would be men. the second
women etc
Another proposal before Lite
counctl concerns Hartafeld
Hall tntheproposed scheme.
there will betwo coed units.
the onelawschool unit. and
one all-male unit Hartitfeld
occupancy will belimited to
juniors andseniors
Hedln also stated that plans
tomatte Akin Hall an“lnter-
nationai dorm" have been
dropped. "at least for neitt
year"
Jessica Outlines UFWOC Goals
Jillian f_3ovIl, boycott coordinator inSalinas. CI|i'l.,, talked about thehiliittlv
oftheUnited Flrrivirrci-rhlri Untcli, and theprliflril lntimltionll boycott of
lltluul IntWad. totheLewis It-clClark t:ti-mrri-t.intty.Ii.
l-.
__-t--'II"I"—l'
I--_-_i-—¢t-——m-ii-'-'n‘llstain.I-|
1l-‘-
|P"\"-
I“""-_
Ir-Ill-u1
?'
Fr.st;F3
“E
.;‘;i-if"--.'-.*--‘I
.'1~
t--"-PW Letter; 3-OThe Edi-for Turkish Family Structure '
Scrutinized asSocial Unit 'rFreeThinker?
TotheEditor
Itisgratifying toknow that
such free-thlnlters asPeter
Robinson are constantly en-
deavorlng toenrich ourknowl-
edge oftheEnglish language
Weare sure many students
will behumbly grateful for
his clarifications ofsuch
crucial words asmerl-tin. fucl-t
andcunt
itisimportant forthose of
uswho areless well informed
onsuch matters tobenefit
from this learned man's oh-
viously intensive research
into the many ramifications
ofthese rather eluslveterms
Wesincerely hope that this
article will send many eager
young minds rushing tothe
nearest dictionary tofurther
ettpound upon this highly en
grossing subject
Perhaps the term "lnter-
national Affairs" will tal-re on
anew and more enlightening
connotation
i.\’t'- must thanit you again.
Mr Robinson. for opening
the eyes ofthis reputedly
permissive campus tothe
gross injustices perpe-tuaretl
byMr Webster, etal
tI‘*~lanu-- withelti byrt-out-sit
NoCensorship
Ti‘:the Editor
Asamember ofthecom-
munications hoard ifeel corn
pelted toprotest theactions
ofsome oftheboarti's inerti-
hers, and many ofitsguests.
atitsApril ‘Bomeeting
Their efforts seemed dedi-
cated toraising acrusade in
defense of‘freedom ofthe
press' despite thefact that
this precious Right was never
inquestion
itisapopular fiction that
the campus newspaper and
radio station are continually
threatened with varying forms
ofcensorship itsimply isn't
true
Still: Carolyn Wuhan, Jackie
Rubun. Halkl Mitchell, Wmmdy
Carbon. Dtbllil Hope. Ann Shud-
ltlcl. Dan Wurtzohlch. Tom But.Itrr,
(lain llfll. Archie ltlcfido-o, Ro-
huta Hnlvoucnt. Tim Vuqjrtn, Tum
|"l'\1If-It L-mi Vunnh. Mary Grub-
Ilflt Gun Tut: una. John A.rn-on,
Wlrnl Stmn, lauta Tull, lftlthyWl.lt'-II. [Jada Fittflrrlltl. Chltryl
Buckner. HI! I.-odga, John H.Hay-
nfld. Bub Walt, It-like ttrallrnuk,
ht Hlchon. Rich Hanger, Brut;-4
Bil-llrtnert Itt-tta waoamt. JimDual-lrt.‘iflahl Tlhhuhi. Oval-u ltllf:
Nlnrr ‘Vnnilme. lint-hf Kuhn.Bull!’ lawman, G.B.Arrlngton.
Builnlrn Hunger: .Iu:r.tr:e Stalcy.
Ed-"IF? Gill 5-Hlltlltl. lltdtrltlcrlt
Chuck Clulnquilt, Patel" Vhholt.
Pioneer Log
Dlllclll publication of the
A.||-a-child Studlrntl ofL-ewtl and
Uni Cfllllllt 0615 SSW. Palatine
HillRoad, Portland, Onion 91210.
Printed t-Iltcl I-ally during the
acadlmlc I'll!‘ by Cnclde
Publlahlnl Co. 5-lcnnd Chi
IH‘-Il-I-Il III!-ll llPortland, Organ,Ihave served onthecom
munications hoard fill‘ full!‘
vears inwhich time lhave
l’lt"t't‘t" tliscovereti itsingle ll'l-
stance inwhich any member
ofthecollege atlrninlstratlon
previewed. sought tochange or
I-till any news itern ineither
the Log ofl\'.l.f.‘
The Right toanuncensored
press isguaranteed these rue-
tiiaunder aresolution atloptetl
by the colleges fioarti of
Trustees several years ago
and tomyltnowletige neither
the spirit nor intent ofthis
resolution has ever treen vi-
olaretl
i-"reetlorn ofthepress, how
ever, does notconferahsolute
1lt‘t*ll.st- Just as it-‘ti ttll ac
count for our actions. after
the Log or i*ll.t" report a
story, oratiopi anetlitol"lal
position they may heproper
lyaslo-ti toertplain thebasis
oftheir actions
This isnot rensorsltip, it
isthesame acct,iunt,aiillty anti
r'evie1w towhich any news
paper, orbroatlcastirtg sta-
tion, issutijcct byitsstoci-t
holders tutti public
.lttst as any t‘-tlitor tsat"-
cottt'ttrt|.'ilt- tohis paper's pub-
ltsltet“, llit" etlllor ofllle lotlfl.
anti the manager ofh1l..C, are
act.*ottntaltle tolite pul,ilisiiers
ofthese ntetiia, thecorurnurt
tcations board asagent for
the Hoard ofTrustees
lwasdismayed tofindtnern-
bers ofboth the faculty anti
stutient body pretending tosee
athreat ofcensorship inthe
comntttncatlons board's dis
cussion over the l.og‘s April
Lit} article "If you tltinlt the
printed word isbad, try say-
ing itonthe radio "
The fact that the article
was printed isproof t-,=nottgh
that the Log isurtceusoreti
Tomanufacture threatstoihis
free press whenever aques-
tion isput toaneditor isu
cheap fiction
itpanders toanemotional
antiperhaps uninformed, con-
stituency And ittiistorts the
proper efforts ofthe entire
college community todefine
and achieve themost socially
effective and responsible
press that wecan
Ronald Kramer
Ed‘snote: tltshould bestat-
edthat the chief reason for
the meeting was toreview
Dean Hawley's memorandum
tothe president concerning
the commur'tications medial
Although the board agreed
that the article violated no
obscenity laws. Kramer alleg-
ed that the column was in
"poor taste." that asignifi-
cant number" ofpeople thought
likewise, and the reason the
editor published the article
was because ofhis "running
argument" with president
Howard. When questioned,
Kramer could't define these
sophistic terms "poor taste"
or"significant number" and
Sam];0‘
£7 ...
U‘!
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII“For TheBest
InService!
OPEN
24l'l0llllPIONIIIHR 1.00 ""id"Y~ APP"30.to
president liovt'arri anti myself
tleny being pttrty tort"r'urtttlflr-t
til"gtltTte|'tl "
Sauna Report
Tollit," Ftlitttl‘
Monday rnornlng after
weight training. lwent togeta
ltev for thesauna room from
iliiilon l-‘lit His first remark
was. "are yott trstutlent
bere‘i"' anti then aslbest
remember. hesaid, "lcan't
untierstantl why ugirl such
asyou inthe prime ofher
ta,-auty woulti dress the way
ytut't'e rlrt-ssiflg it's tilt-1
graceful I-it least you're
lai-ting rtlratlt Httnte oftlrerrt
tlonit even tlothat What are
youtrying toprove""
lwas wearing ragged. lttilt,-y
blue jeans and llfaded shirt
l,-Iltlon l'-‘is, inthewords of
l"rortovttn, "flu you lutve some
jeans that you really love"
tines that you feel sogroovy
in" You don't even minti if
they start tofra_v That only
rttrtltes then‘: nicer still l
love my jeans llove my
jeans Myjeans are socont
fortahly lovely infact l
Itrve my wardrtiiie "
Robin Fhoyti
l-jtl‘snote Dr Fiit ir'tdicares
that several "hipp_vtype" non
student trartscient youtlts ltave
ohtairted use ofthesauna ttn
tier false pretenses, and istlte
reason for precrttttions being
eitercist-ti inallowing use of
the facility
GoldWireframes 1;_ _ IFriday, April Iii].l
The author provitles nclose
upview ofher 'I‘uritlsh family
llyll»:-tsy Lowman
Turiury Group
Babe {head ofthefamily)"
With the obvious eitceptions,
thefather was recognlatrd as
the head ofthefamily, whose
status rnlght bebest described
asthat ofbeneficientdictator.
None ofthefathers appeared
toeitercise their authority in
anarbitrary manner The
fathers ingeneral woritetl long
hours and often ditl not re-
turn home tmtll late. even ai-
terbedtime,
Anne: Probably thedegree
ofWesternlaati-on ofthefamily
isbest shown through thesta-
tusanti roles ofahousehold's
women The role ofthemother
as"chief- cook -and -bottle--
washer," not to mention
housecleaner andclothesmen-
tier. etc.isclear
The range of"Women's
Lib" erttendeti from those who
rarely participated even in
family outings tothose who
regularly joined their frientis
forteaand cartis
Inatleast one case where
agrandmother lived inthe
home the status ofthewife
was inferior tothat ofBaba
anne who was the domestic
heati ofthehousehold andrnatie
decisions regarding thechil-
dren's activities in the
father's absence,
(‘oral-tlar: The status of
thesmall child appears tobea
privileged one. Small eliti-.
dren are loved. pampered ml
spoiled", their sole l‘EBpqnl|_':
blllty being tobehappy am.
later dowell inschool, ;
Asthey grow older, may
areassigned varying number!
ofhousehold chores Both
girls andboys areusually“, -
pectetl tofinish high sol-m|_
After that agirl faces the
prospect of"being marriage
tosomeone whose selection
was more that ofthefamily‘;
or ofBaba's alone. thar1q|
her own,
Some girls are sent toI
university,whlchnalurallyln. l
creases their resistance in
traditional marital views, 11-,3
boys are eitpected togota;
university oratrade school,
University males here are |
probably theleast happy. 11-my
are notconsidered adults and |
are the subject ofparental
restrictiorts until they areat
least 25years oldormarried,
Arthesame time they are-be.
irtgwesternizttetl. ' '.t y
Tosummarize. social reltt- I if
tions begin with relatives. 1 " _l-"-f-1
while close friends andbusi- ll ’- 'i_,
ness associates ofBttba corn- |I '~ l""
plete the farnllles socittl1'|
circles t __i
I-Z I-i-I—_l-I
l\'ooverseas reports have l
been receiveti from theLCI
rltustira group. and photo- '|
graphy from allofgroups I
attroad have been practi- l
ally non-ertistant, -except
for the Britain eitpedition. l
'I “-_
Ltght Wt?Ii_]l"rl r,‘c,rrr|forl Willi thertovv look tnup-lttlite-n'ur'rulr= stylrrig and -
tasntoo Cl‘ttTit1st1'!rtj'.trt'1 awide and vvonderlul collection oistyles and shapes |
torrnen andvvorueo Avail;-tble Wlli'"t reoular prescrrptton lenses orwith our
unique ‘v'AFtlSHAi'lE-, ir;'-nst§"E.1. which dart-;en tnst-.~c.t',inds to.3t;orrttortab|e |
neutral gray tn"i-tt,tr|iu_1bl, rttlurn at.rtt',uTu1t|t;ai|\,t toll'tE'Il natural color -
indoors oralter sundown
Z0] \5]3|'()s
_ - U _"\-
[.1
I -"--.
.--__"'-1.|;‘___-
"-it
-._..--F
J -___.
.../>‘--
..-"'1‘pi
_.--in-Qt--"-I
PRTLAND DRE_J
I-_ ..- .
. |_. _.
|1_. -. |_ .5t.
,-. It
.l'. ''-''I"'.'
Dlrltln inI-unllght
cllar again lrtcloari I
Bring
bottles .
cans an
How
bottles,
fiveeen
Fort
apount
apiece.)
Reta"
wholesa
emptim
them. '1
llyou tlltll-1".
tflno UpPo
ONandIi-—1.-__',_____‘ - -_-
FlITlpt‘red gm
Ier£‘Spq|m|_
‘L’MPPY umrhoul
fi|lil,"I", [hay
’lI‘lRI'tLlfI1l}9;|-5
IJFHH Bum
eusuallygg.
lllflh 5[*hg.D|_
'1IHCEH [I15
“R1T1HI‘l"li!d"
seselecting;
the family‘;
me, than qf
PHEHI [QQ
naturullyin.
eslstnnce [Q
llviews. The
(lltognlg3
rade sebum
5here are
hflnw They-cladults and
OfPflrental
they areax
Iurmarried.
they urebe-
suelal rela-
hrelutlves.
dsandhusl.
IBabe cum-
illese social
‘l:‘[H}I‘l5 have
rrmi theLC
and ;.1hetu-
]nfgruups
ren practi-
lnt. except
e:-zperlitlun.Ire*.-
lniti
ii
L
liI
L.
ll
1
T
L
I
1'; l
l
l
*‘._\'.i,.:Z-$3-I-i-:£‘ll .;ea»,\\..,,;/<>~11>2»e1—§..*>¢:1.§»~** .-
_,.-r
-II
___‘ |1f___,=_J|1h;_rJ|‘,|\|-.. :4 .'7',‘ 1--.I|,|| lr1;\|r1r'l'r'-Il|I\~\"l1-| Tl’
r I-an-.-
- -II
.£2: --'
.
_ |
I .
H-..'--.1‘;-~.'__I
-.;:---"-1-..|.1
I
l1.-,
é-‘E
- bi-
3
rt“., my
""'“" W *--F, l
ii-—-Iii---_ -'
i¥
Bring buck ourempty ree_\'el:-.1lile
buttles and ournew 1I3~uz. aluminum
cans and we'll gix-'e you lI1{H1t3'}'.
Huw mueh‘? FortheI“t‘i'},'L"lk1l."Ilt‘
huttles, :1penny apiece cortwent__v-
livecents percase of241.
Furthealuminum vans. tencents
apound l;1ppI‘U3(iI1'!.‘1l.Bl}' :1half-a-eent
apiece!
Return them toany Rainier
wholesale distributor? He'll send the
empties back tousandwe'll rec}ele
them. That’:-4 howyoureally clean up
|;_'|,||..||.| ||p ['-'15:“. kI,H;|||'|,l\|- |§1.||I',,-\,|rpLJ l_1| llil,,.l"|,_}|l'\|l[?r.""1"\\.i'||'.l-| ‘_.|!-clean up.li:‘v'¢;‘l'}»-’lJUll}' talks almut theen- 5
\.'i|*c_iIlmeflt;il pr0lileIT1:€- Lillitter ;1m'l ‘___ Q
Hf,il;.--,--- |llu'.[I l*
II-nl-I ' '
5.‘ ._-_1-I_ if __,.-
'"'"--I air:-F r i‘' I
-M"
I-—|IIufi
-I'll
igua-
_ .i——- _ i .
-I-"-' '\- -n 1|I| -I-
I-‘\-
3-u_,..1j|,q'l'_"nq1nv\:
\-._____‘_
_*‘--1-§—‘-,-
I-" ___
r__'"-_
inier
:~.m|id w:.1ste. \\-'ell, we're
duing ${_‘|I11t.‘[l1lI1}I about _...i_,
them. The thing _vuucan
doisliring usl}l1¢.‘l~Z the
empties.
Muuntiiin F‘resl1 Rainier '
inrew.'}*elable hntt-le-s 11I'1(i
aluminum cans. Help keep
vuur taste Mountain F'|‘e:-'-l1
imd theN0Ftl1Wl:"‘.Sl'. ‘-
mountain elean. ‘N
"||I, IJ|Q.|‘:_1-|lq|.| I'|,‘|l"1|'|1 |_.|'|'|f -_1‘"|i_"'_r'|| alr I F‘-| L rill I‘
|'l‘ll|- '-'5-JQP'| '_iHl _i-l l'I-1.1 \"-I‘-N .l'\'r1"*" ' "' I‘"l
'__.'_'_' .______‘
.g'
Z.
:-
5./555
Fr-» --Hr-~.~.-' ;--""~;.-.1r~. '31-|'.'-~* 1|-'--'.nI'"i~r'\-3'1 H
.411 J Lt] ‘J F I"-'4‘ "':J"'1-‘-
H1 qu ~.r- 11'11* *1 ".'f'-
-'~".,|1>;-;,; L1.-51 " 1J.H1'13.‘-r "-‘-'.:-,
‘,1 $_|-T "*5,-|_\~!."-r', ‘I| r1|, _1._|'T- l'_-1: '1.~
BEAVEHTDN. -“-1.1-H -‘i-l4'J' ‘*3l-"IH~"-Jv
"1' i."1|||-.1 1_\-i '._"r '|'l '1.'_'""'I
CITY. ';-"=1-.r-'15."'="=' "-ll llHI»F’'.--...‘!
'-".e.'!r---'--"11, |r'-‘ T‘-1'*=.1h." ll"!'.‘--lI1-'1"
cnscnue Locus. -u------..'-J--.=»--. me.-1?-,1--ii‘, F..':-H113, i'.!=l~, -'.111‘ l-.-*L1'1"
:1w.'..:.|.- ’.1H~ 1;‘:="'ST. HH.EH"B.
Fir"'|{_'l-| H1! F-|l__i'|-?=|r_".'|_jr |.:.1 :-'1..‘-1 F‘|irlT4,“'\ "|-*\'.h
‘|-'|l"'.|7"l"""_‘.\'q ‘ll 1"ll ii.‘ TL‘ I“
MCHIIHHVILLE, lI5‘E4i."--H -I-1 lUI*:" EMT
‘v'-;:T-in-..i.1. .1=~i1T'-..---.1.n- J01" L:‘.1uIv
‘I-"I'\i"'i'i L1-J'|r L}-if "-‘-"'
‘u_"_' 1'5|"..]f‘l'\$ 5! ll-.‘l._--"|,‘l.I',' .Il"I._1 T'-.lfl'l-I11-i||'"—
'|.".50:2I"1.:Ji-Ii‘1:11": VIHCUUVEH.
~._'i-_-~.~..-. L---.2 \.:.L" 1111.13 ‘-‘u1".'l 5-lin El
‘."¢-w ‘l|m~,..1.|.»,. -.1 L‘1"r~.to5;'*fl"|F-3'1 fflula
.r|'l-jl--1r-_|'r-="~n |fJl| 1._-'-~ Ira!» in1."|:e;l,m
l!1l'-_l'l.," -He IJIT1 I-w'|"h'.,I'\l'--l'h]lLH‘l_ U111 5'-2'1: '3'-*1
F‘ir.|~.1I -.!n‘Wu! ml-.i':| c_r.n rr-'|,\;|.1[1'-it -In‘I1-1HUT“:
H3»r,|»...v:n~-, l.'||'IL:-.'_~ i1h_‘»rrI1.' - 1‘H1ml PIONEER 1.04:. Page3 prllin H;-I Frlilm /\PI'l --~ €_
"-i-ii
1|
ill‘ll.
Ill".__
_-1
1eersDroTThe Pioneer liastiliiill ioiiiii
dg-gipp-¢--..1 (“'11 lite}. flt?ilTii'*ti‘- ll‘:iii.
tra innings intheir lite ciimv
road swing to'l'acoitia ‘iliiiliii
Gestalt
/from Page One)
5g._i-ad gitan Ii.‘iti"i'l hi.‘-lt..i iiiy
self since this istheii-"ay I
was trt-'itned.' 'l\'trItt-rstin
pointed out
(jg-513] thtiritpy ttcil"l-ts iiit-it
press thelndividua|'s frustra
tiotis and fears viathediscus
sion ofdrearns lritherapi.
theindividual seelits tori=ali::e
that thesymtiols indrc-iiins are
airagnient ofones oii-n self
."~i'iclitici"son i.'iiiitii..itii.-i.l ititilH15!
expectiiig riisc garden resiiltri
froiii thegroups
'liirii not -1tecl'iniciiiii
3'-.1_i. '['il,_,!_;'-}|"l,\,-"'~iif'-ii istit slioiitiiiin
ship rliicc-css iii-tit-iii.is onthe
l"l"li"'l.l\;illt“if'l ofthepcrsiiii iii
uiidi.-rstzind himself lit‘ciiti
cltiiii.-d\\'.illa .-tiiti li.lli.l"lt" this tiu-'-ll
‘t\t"ii_*l&
l"li.*si*iilt'i llit“ titii liisstis. the
t"ih~,m.,_-I-t; Hrti i-zltll iiit‘i.‘il‘iIi‘l"1
nun for the coiiIi*i‘i'I1i‘i' llllt‘
and fiice crucial I"|tIf"l'lt' ii-lilitic
t-;|"|,|-_".tii,][‘||_'qi[‘i-_'. lttllll i1iil‘lI_lli' IHill-
!.|-Hn iiieitl Ttitiii-il:i_i.'i iitiil l.ln
{Witt ||q_"||'"| .-‘iiiitiriliiy Pliny Hi
]...M~. anti l."l..ii‘k startcti
their i‘i.iud swiiiil ‘iilill ii33'!
l."'ll.lTl.I inning liiss toI‘i~ti.‘iIii.‘
liitheriiii The fatliire tohit
witli iiien inst"tit‘iliii1 iii"-*-"ii-in
i.inct- again l,‘lli_‘I_SIl.lt'*t'l theieani
l.-arriv F.iovve was the only
consistent hitter ashetic
cotinteti for half ofthe Pi
oneer hits inathree iurfour
performance that incliitliid it
triple and two snileri tiases
Tltti hall cluli had ri-tiiiittetl
cltantii-s totake theicanie from
tht; lowly l.iites liiii stt‘eii“iileii
it'll nit-ii onliase Pitt Nieisiiin
was thelosing tiitchi.-r despite
gig-iltiiig iitil Filtie iillti t1l't'll‘iti1
iitilive hits lliri"iu_i'.1li the first
setcn innings
Tilt" l"'it“it‘ii.'i.*l‘!-'- iiiiLii"tt‘i‘-ti l"ilit‘lit
Overseas Oflice Hos
Answers toPart ll
ByK:lther~_vn Evans
Ova:-sen Study
QUESTION; What does AC-
CEPTED mean"
ANSWER. Within ii"!days
ofnotification. you make a
non-refundable deposit ii-itltl
plus a$5Utl‘Materials Fee"
forOverseas. $5000forL’S
programsi
Nocandidate isofficially
enrolled inthegroup ofhis
choice until this deposit is
made T1-iii;- college reserves
theright toassign hisplace
toanother student ifthede-
posit isnot made within lti
days notice ofacceptance
QUESTION: What does NOT
ACCEPTED mean’;-‘
ANSWER: itmeans -"Sor-
ry. butyouarenotincluded
inthis program atthistlme "
You have theoption ofbeing
cormidered for asecond
choice
QUESTION: What does AI..-
TERNATE STATUS mean"
ANSWER: That you are‘ac
ceptable' IFspace develops
tlfsome oftheoriginally ac-
cepted 24 withdraw. thus
creating yacanciesi Itis
Ltntlerstood that toqualify for
acceptance. AI-TERl\l.1tTEf-fi
must prepare academically
and inother ways just asif
theywere accepted
QUESTION: when andhow will
weltnow thedecision“
ANSWER: When?‘ -A5A
PHow‘ -Byletter toyour
postoffice box. Wewill post
additions toour lists onthe
do-or each FRIDAY.
QUESTION; What does ASA
Pmean?
ANSWER: AsSoon AsPos-
sible Wehave agreat deal
ofpaper work toprocess and
very limited staff You who
have applied have sometimes
felt land said so‘) that the
paper work foronetilewas
B‘ha!-;5lE'. Weare "hassl-
ing" with files of-I?-leager
candidates who allwant to
gosome-where -and wecan
accept only lililforoverseas
and 64forU.S programs
Each time wehave tostop
tointerpret. define. explain
inperson tooneofyou
(multiplied by474 plus
contacts with committees.
leaders, etc.. andthecorres-
pondence ittakes tosotupQuestionsarrangements idelays
decisions
For your sakes aswell as
ours. weneed your coopera-
tion and your patience IF
your file isalmost but not
quite complete HURRY L-‘P’
Ifitiscomplete -BEPA-
TIENT’ llyou need help or
clarification please BE
BRIEF
Richard Nilto
firsttoBecome
fesseden Scliolor
The business administra-
tion department hasawarded
the 51.000 Marjorie Fessen-
den scholarship toRichard
KNitta ofHonolulu. Hawaii
This scholarship has be-
come abusiness administra-
tion senior scholarship and
will beapplied toNitta‘s tu-
ition atLewis andClark Col-
lege thiscoming fall.
Hitta isour first under-
graduate student toreceive
the award from thePamplin
Foundation This award will
beannounced each spring to
abusiness administration juri-
iorofhigh academic standing
who has been attending Lewis
andClark College andplans
tograduate from this insti-
tution
3%‘ B'Q-i-t-.Q? .‘r"-‘illE-.\§}_‘-3
LT-'5-§IF:'- - Fii-.‘iiizin. .
raiztii _— —_"p“lEt-1s.si.i.it- "Hi ’p' ml
Pion poKeyGrimes InRoodSeries Haw"inthe si.~cciiit.l gtitnii itstliey
tniiticl their riiii siftiriiig L‘t1I"*ii
tiiliiv anti pt.iiindir-ti outHiiiE
victi_iry ("iipttiiti Hiiii Mtirri
son leti the tittaclit with tilliree
{lm- [guy pcrlcirmance that in-
cliitleil acltiiiblii anti two I-lB|'5
F-.tci'r- l-iind contrlliiited two
hits and anHf-ll and Mil-to
Ftleyi;-i‘ utiiliitl twii RH] s
llniti Vlctorlou
Rick Iiliixiiiclit pcisteii his
Z"i'L'i." t'1-l"|t'l ct‘il‘iIit=t'i-2'I‘til.‘ti win llil'lt‘ili'i-
ing the lilies toeight hits
itliilii striking out iilglit
Iast :-itiniiay inWalliiwallii-
the Pioneiiirs took two games
It-cirn Whitnian 3-ti and -I-'.-I
while stiii-i-itiing the seiison
Announcements
lilaclt pow-er inrelationship to
black theology will bethesubject
ofatalk given bytheRev WHa
:.aiah Williams Monday. ii-lay Ti
The general meeting. open tothe
public. will heheld intheChapel
i-itiilfi
The Rev Pi-lr Williams isthe
president and director ofUrban
Eilaclt Studies atthe Graduate
Theological l'nii.in inFlerltelcy
Arellt'_-tlous leader serving the
tilacit community intheSanFran-
cisco Bay area Williams hasalso
held aseat onthe school board
atBerkeley
‘dolunte-ers are needed forthe
Westside School tortheMentally
Retarded ifiarbur arid Alice Street
near Lewis and (‘larlt campus
Psychology students especially
will beworking with trainable
retarded children Hours may be
selected For more irtforrtiatlon
call Mrs Ransom, 2-I6-5305. or
see the psychology department
staff
The Zen ii-leditation group will
meet Mondays and Fridays from
iiipmto9pm inthemeeting
room ofthe Chapel. All inter-
ested parties arewelcome
Correction The Luau andHa-
waiian Dinner will beheld Satur-
dayrather than Friday. asprinted
onthe weeltly calendar The
times are the same asprinted
"wallit forLheThird World."
asymbolic aswell aspractical
means ofcombating hunger. is
scheduled tobegin atT30arn
inHolladay Park onMay 9
The thirty mile hllte through
the sire-eta ofPortland isde-
signed tocollect money tosupport
Walk projects intheir fight
against theroot causes ofhunger
any interested participants
should obtain asponsor card
from aPortland area Mclil-ori.ald's
orcall theWall: Headquarters at
236-Z1660 forfurther information
Restaurant
__, And
Coffee Shop
Open24Hours
Breakfast Served AtA/IHours
19th8iBarhur Blvd.
246-3371st-ries from theMissiiiniirles
Z'-'iti.-i.'i'.- l.iinii ci.iritli’iiieil his
string ofshiii oiits with iilive
lllllitit in the t.ipii-.*l“ilrtR ilttltlii
l.iiiid posit-ti his fourth con
secutive shut out while fan-
ning lI..iand wtillting only one
He receiviitl all the supptirt
heiieedc-ti front his battery
mate Gary Fiiittiii who homered
inthefifth Morrison chipped
inntwo-for three perfor
mance with oneRBI
.liin ("lair went thedistance
in the second game while
striking outnine and giving up
only three hits RicIitHarring-
ionli-titheoffensive endwith a
three for-four record atthe
plate which iticltitledtwo stolen
i.iiisi'=s
Pat Nielsoii suffered his
st--i.-niiti conseciitiveeittra inn
ing loss ii-ll‘ in the game
against (‘tillage ofIdaho last
hlonday
Lewis and Clark started the
scoring via Bud li.forrison's
ONE IIOIJR
HAIITIIIIIIIG420 A.Avonul
Lllita636-
6672
rliiiilfl-Z-ItDirectorStudy inSpain
ForFullAmerican College (radii
1971-1972 School Your
TlieUniversity ofPortland inPuiriplonti
Wriltii Uniirorsity ofPortland inSpain
University ofPortland
Portland, Oregon 97203
Illlllllililllllll Nr\|Er H- “it- IH 5-I‘.I
triple inthe st-conti inning and Ill. Hili'l;hPrlUi{1; it
ittitliiil tintithi-r run inthe third -i'H IU‘. i.;ire-sentationtiI"i iiiiltirrii-lt.1ll"-5 RBI Slrtglp i7‘I1'u" I'1[hp UH“
Morrisiiti finisheil with throa ""“‘""“. q
lay C ' iii hits for the t'_' ofI l-ririav nht
fl, it'll
sciired single runs inthe iiiiiii-in - ‘|-l'
ftiiiirlh iititi tliiti the game in .H""Higliis oftli
iIHlii‘l'lI shitty-
‘ml Hill-viii: -lrheiimrwlin the iiijmi-,tii lF'iiiuiiii.-tit-i2l.llTiii' in ii“1-‘t'ii't* Fame -" ‘ _" -.i..llttl‘ii."‘t' iti1.il
ii-"Fih'i‘I'i' Ii"-ll i‘3‘Fi"i’ih*’-'r two tun’ 'NHL ilnillli,-I ciiiiitiii-; I. f'T|I'l. -
5i.'t.‘LlI.lye hllfi |T" ' IH‘ i--" ilitl Ill! ‘f‘
Gary Baton was the only ..i~i--r" iiFit“-‘ti l’l"ll"i'~"'
other Plonner toget more -_,-3..:-.as.‘tli-ii" l-i-
than one hitastheteam re- -l:'----i-il‘ii*- i-"1-‘ii-*'iliii'
peatedly failed todrive home I -"*'i"'li1li*"l'"i
base runners inscoring posi- I1:.Ii.i-i-piiiié ‘ii-till Tl
tion -_ii1.iil§*lI"l tiii-nie tl
» t
ICLASSIFIED ADSI;.,,;_--iiigti wits si-
..;|_:I't'I"|l litii‘liti£l‘i'
tin i.t'liit‘Ii llii 1-'.|
. v~.'i.'i:—-1 H'l'l-‘iI _ ii tHIGHE51‘ QUM-ITY .sol-'tlillt"t‘.ill"fliil_WATERHEDS ..1...l2Inch Micro ‘Wave Seams i-._.. mrm..m. H.“
GBLIQE Virgin Vltljll -.i1:i:h_'._1 tht, Elgimtl
AllSizes $30 -"“iiitils int _ _ LIlitII
LIFE-TIME GUARANTEE .-.; --ithilitii-ii itui
Alice's Waterbeds 246- 5974-italent uiitl irn
-,i.e.i:i.i. from (ii-'-rt
i-F "' |.-1_1 1-.ii'i£,' lilyIiitrli
11I'qPl' {fig 1-i’iiusit_ lt"ii-ii-ltili._ ln- "-. Ilift ji ill’ lr‘_t.lt_i=l.‘lH
E ----;i;‘.il 'I'lll‘t't-'1'
Pizza andBoofBarbs
Barhur ItTIil'\'IIIII'w
irl-lllillll-i-.41-it F'iiiit'Hl i"'it"l"‘t"
,-.1». ‘ililiflti .-lilltii. I4
311.1llit‘ first tiriiti
--'il‘ill'lliil ctiiitesl
-~sirtillfll-I iii--u
I":71;-iisttitfitlri hi-
rt‘.itlieriiie.' -
'-ff»-.il‘li "TI 'I‘l"llH
"i.-ii lirtiutzlit asit-i
'.;1l'.=_iT'l tothe ltin
v 1"t.'l‘l'll|'l(li_it.l the
-_-iifiiay iiisM
In Sit;-cond pia
HF.iwiirtiet'.l toF'.i\.'
'ItI?'- lI'li'-J t'.‘t.“ll"lSI5llI
'iri--All. .Ii-in Frii
li-"ii: l.autii;*i'vat‘l
Z.‘IHad My
li-.i RiI'it1‘I4._"-' BIUIT
ATLAS TIRES-BATTERIES ll,M_Iiellovi
‘ICCIQSQRIIS lures wqgli
LIIIIIICATIOII mmNew |
E iii" Davidwashbi
..'ei:leader ofthel‘
me ELECIIIOIIIC TIIIIEIIP time i.imake thetour.
Pitlt-Up 3 ‘iir- Kathryn Ev:
Denver -.tt_i.ia_mpus progre
Y IIIKI SERVICE ““*““°“’“i *5‘ ‘es-sor ofeducatiot
ffice of :li.* t_i '. his
RllGAME CIIEVR .......ell-nvship attheLi
‘t
8517s.w.Terwilliger 246-2239 ’“;f};;......... ......
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIICHARTER
lunc IIJuly ta
Joni: I2-July 9
June I2-June Iii
lune I3-Aug. 20
June I5-Sept. I0
Avg. 2.5-Si.-pi. 22
Ht". II-lliitiiiii. 13
Dec. Iii-Jan. 2
Dec. In-Jan. Z
Jun-c 6
lune iii
Juac II
July 30
Sept. I2
Sept. I5
Sept. 13
Dec. Ill
I444901.HAIf/AILEUROPE ANDASIA
Note New Schedule
Round Trip
Stlftlc-Amiittrthm ...............$139115
Fl)I'lIl.l\tl~I..1Il‘lt}ICI'l .................$250.00
Portland-Honolulu ...............$125.11]
Portland-London .................$263.00
Portland-Loindon _._..............$215311)
Sutdc-anutcrdam ...............$249.00
Porthnd-Honolulu ...............$l3?.iIl
Portland-Londiin .................$245.00
Portland-Honolulu ...............Sl.I'?.[l0
One WtI_l'
l_ondon-Vancouver B.C. ...........SI501!)
Ltiiitloii-Ptiirtlmd .................Sl5U.0'D
London-Portland .................SI5t].i)t}
London-Vancouver BI. ...........SI50_t','ifl
Londtiri-Portland .................5l$[i,t]it]
Portland-Ltiindon .................$l]$_{|0
Liiindori-Portland .................SI50,00
Portlandifliicw Tort ...............$3119
Other Flight: .4iiwiable
Ilatcii air1ilaI'iIc Inl.cwi\ and (Tint Cttlltgt students. faculty staff and
flfimbrfi ofih-ctr im_mcdi.|tii.- fainilies. ("allorWrite TedSchciniriari. Ho.
I0.Fiiriii UlTiicit- Building: atLcwu andClark, I-..itt. 34-I orHome:F1161!TST0ii.’
fellovt'sl'llp prog
iii.--roviding itsmeIII . II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIK imulu_Cu“ural E
seitpected that l
Zorntohispost hei
i.="ItlClark
The off-campu:
Ioiiimittee isnow
-ii.-ss, ofselecting e
i-ailer. with anHill
zlitschoice eitpec
The change isn
it-have any elfecto
it-sl tour's cur
i*.u-:ly emphasis ht
*it_~.logy and anth
.'lc'*i;t'iiI'i.“l'l
In connection
famous programs.
‘ii-ywill beprei
Talk. "Everything
itiKnow About A
lrepeat ofanearl
iaiion forthelien
tents who mlssei
it-gin at-lp|Tto
inthe Internatlor
."i.1rs Evans inv
it-.-rested students
thelounge forinfo
'-tinvorsations will
stallandforeign st
titining neitt Wednit
beaweekly even
Mlooooooooooooooooolioooaooooooooooooooooooooo: lo5prn
giro. thisma.'l-H
iftitlfltlt.'fl_ and
lttlititt t.Il.'tyu]dTilt parking spttco this
"“"l‘“" ii-"tilll57-has been titloquiitti, hut
thoconten-
iilthereH'l,t‘tll" thort.-'s going tohe
,"t'illtt'il Wt-'rti oitpt=-ctirig
-rtl'li|itl"t* students tittho law is.
tilitfflflfml 'ipg"ii tititl llit] titoro tht‘ vtittl‘
lit‘strtietu;-Q
lilliil t--t_-
s_tilt" stir};-ch
rtlirig to95,
tires, t5
nrtl ltitiicatag
tiittt herim".
‘iiivi.-to pg"
tlllf_l prtimpt
inhisom!
fiiiilt stifl lri
tion anti regs
-tht-tr evgtt
el's
Salon
teSt.
vego
"-74
more
Styling
iilctttls
rcist-
iw.
.llilc
titil,
iltc
tEi\iT
?;.i-.'.E.E
.-
-r
ES
iCttmpui
'|Enl. 1'-‘Q-ill‘
Agents:
litiris
Jordan
iRollins.-7' 5
_-IEat .
.-I
".L";lr/<‘,3/y:This was the liusis
mppart-ting proiilerri facing
t-aiiipus its itwits titti-
thv[Joan llawley atthe
my-“.5 Wt=tlnest.itiy
Hgttlt-‘t' liricflytiutllnoti pro-
ln- _ . ,-ll]
which invite;
rultition, ml
titirs tobath
atitl t_-gm.-l-¢"'-"'4%-'
Iiiliiiiililii
llit student Development
ti'iiof'. set on Huddleson
' -derives much ofits
nocharacter from Mr.
.\iicl-terson. director of
nst-ling attheCenter.
‘incl-it-rson works with
pit-s' workshops. inln-
itinal counseling, and with
taltTherapy groups
"the value ofgroup eit-
it-rice comes because itis
ininety religious, whether
oitlteinstitutional roof of
t-htircli ornot,“ hesaiti
Ht-feels thechiirrhtodtiyas
institution going atiout its
--issiori "backward, bypass-
tgtheneeds forpersonhood.
tying iiltruistlc charges onits
it-ttgrogatlon. making them
i-clittillty "
'.-tny irtstltutionthat isaiive
-‘.-chttrige iswhat l'tTi lltttif
tit-tifor." said Nlckerson
Gortlull principles arebased
theawareness ofthebody.
rnontal andphysical prop-
Theproposed ASLC budget
it-rneitt year iscurrently in
planning stage. Begin-
neitt Wednesday atll
trn.thesenate budget com-
ittee will hold open hear-
ittttsfor allinterested per-
lens
itpoll tat-ten ofallASLC
ttnators. instructing them
tovtite asindividual students
other than senators. revealed
liefollowing preferences re-
ilrtltng proposed allocations
inneitt year.
Theitem recetvtngthe most
iiltlport was KLC Manager.
those $300 wasapproved by
iiivotes, while one person
itited tolower theamount and
in-etoraise it.
Themost severely censured
hisASLC funding ofMayFete
ll$t-inn. Twelve people voted
littower theamount. three
it:-ted toabolish italtogether.
ltiurvoted toleave itthesame
I-ridthere wasoneabstention.
Other items ofinterest tn-lllitlfl, lint left most oftht-
rnootlrig open tostudt_-rit corn
ttionts atitl qiiostioris Tho
rniijtiritv oft'rirrtt'rit-nts wort-
rtirtiplttints over parking prob-
ionis oroiijortlons toties-
trtictttiti oftiioenvironment for
the construction ofparking
ltits
Z'5t;i|ilitinitirt- Htiri Htiltitrion
tilijtictotl ttitho $.'ifililke infeos
tioitt your. which hesaiti would
suhsitlir.o ctimrttutors iiypay-
_‘Itt
it_. _-..
t;t|no Gmqq, vice-president forclliretopmunt, aenru point atOPITI melting on
andClark part-ting problems. Diliprit Log scribe Jim Ouelilt, irritated on
‘tttittl IIHII notes. {Photo byTom Prultti
esictii Therapy Works
-IorCounseling Bossorities. This body awareness
istheacceptance tifhis faults.
fears, hates. and loves his
"polarities" Many times.
inner strengths ttisolve prob-
tents areunrecognlzted bynot
oitarntng allthese polarities.
"wt- areaschiitlod genera-
tion tiydivorcing theintellect
from theemotions With this
ttehumaniaatlon process. man
isfunctioning only asacom-
puter. You t.iun't trytocon-
trol. calculate and program
life AsFritz Pe-rls. founder
ofGestalt said. ‘Don't pushtlie
river. itflows byitself
Niciterson continued.
Gestalt also considers how
each individual shoulders re-
sponsibility. Blaming culture
orpast eitperlences astohow
anintlividual resptinds toa
present situation isanavoid-
ance ofresponsibility
"in decision making there
isan‘Ichoose todothis,‘ ln-
tcontinued onpage 4}
udget Hearings toHelp
rim$42,420 to$28,500
elude 50FA's $55?5 (llsame.
Itraise. 5lower andonetib-
stentionl; Environmental Ac-ing for flnow part-ting lotfor
tiioir use Hawioy rt.-sptindotl
saying that thoadditional fees
woultl gotothescl'iooi capital
fiititi which isused mainly for
the ctinstriirtion offacilities
sucii itsthoproposed science
liutlding
Whori asked about thepos
slltilitv ofcreating more park-
lngspticos ontholawcampus.
tho dotin rtotod that law stu-
dents earlier this year were
opposed tothe lflf.'H However.
opposition st-orns to have
stopped tinti serious consider-
ation ishoing gtvonto building
now spaces
Hiiwloy I-llHl.f;'tl that there had
iioori negotiations with Tri-
ttit-t ttisotupt.liiussirig ser
vice for stutit.-nts There istr]
chalice that tishuttle service
may ht-settip.possibly frtim
the abtindtitteti t'\lbortstin's
parking lotinPttlf‘lii'lflt.lf'l’lt* tti
tht-campus But itisunliitoly
that suclt tisystem could hein
operation iiyneitt fail
Hawioy atlmitted tiiiit titans
art- under (‘Dill-lldt‘f't1lltIJl1 to
relocate the maintenance
shops inthearea across from
Hartafeld Hail Hesaid that
the new ltication would cre-
tito rnucit less ntiise distur-
bance than does thepresent
situation.
The t.it"ea behind Evans
auditorium isalso being con-
sidered fortiso astiparking
facility The dean assured
students that thearea isnow
adump and that itsappear-
ance would probutily beim-
proved byreworking
One uneitpected parking ls-
sue that arose was theques-
tion of installing bicycle
racks Hawley later said that
itisaneitceilent idea that
would belooked into prompt-
iv
Deadlines Near
forASl.COffice,
Editors PostsThe deadline tofile for
litTl-‘L? t-‘iSL.C stutient body
office istoday Voting isii-lay
illftirthethree offices tipfor
bid -president. vice presi-
tient and treasurer.
signup sheets are onthe
litilletin board inAS-l-.C' of-
fices near t.tie Trail Room
asofpress time. four stu-
dents have declared them-
selves intherunning forstu-
dent body president They
are James Mcflanleis. Dave
Evans. Bob Oleson anti Jeff
Mt.-C‘ollutri. Charlie Brown is
the sole candidate signed up
forthevice presidential job.
anti Barrie Lane isthesingle
tivtsts‘ $710 (13 same. one
raise and 6lower). Political
Actions $1100 (6same. 3
raise, 10lower and one to
abolish theamount). and the
Ellticl-t Sun's $3502 (4same.
none toraise. itlower and
5toabollshl.
Unless serious oblectlons
arevoiced attheopen hear-
ings. these figures willprob-
ably berepresentative ofthe
final decisions ofthesenate.
The requested budget for
neitt year totals $41,420, while
the allocation toASLC from
theBusiness Office willonly
be$28,500. Each budget item
will besubjected tosevere
scrutiny bythebudget com-
mittee andthenthesenate as
tiwhole. according toDave
Evans, acommittee member.
Others onthecommittee are
Niclc Karefotlas and Woody
Carlson.candidate forthe treasurer
post
interviews with allcandi-
dates forstudent body office
will appear inneitt 'l‘uesday's
edition oftheLog
Applications arestillavail-
tible apparently intiitisame
quantity asltist week) forthe
iti'it-‘ill positions ofPioneer
l..ogeditor. literary ntttgaaine
editor, yearbooi-t editor. and
l(l.C station manager. Noone
yet has flied application for
these positions.
The deadline for applicu--
tions tobeturned intoPeter
Vlahos. chairman ofttieconi-
inunlcations board. issetfor
May 4.Presumlng that some
raiitiltltites for the available
positions step forward. the
communlcatlons boarti will
meet lateneitt weolt tosched-
ule interviews for allpros-
pects., I- -3
VVEJLCOLJE PARENTS!
LJAY FETE EVENTS-
SPRING SING -Hp.rn. tonight inFields Dining Room.
Ft-atured will hethe top talent from campus organiza-
tions. The queen tilMay Fete will hecrowned -'.tlll"?
event. awards wlll be given faculty members voted
outstanding bystudents. and theoutstanding junior man
and women will heannounced.awley SaysParking Crunch Due,t
utlines Problems facing Campus "
t’Ifyou want tosee the Lewis and Clark tract: team
demolish hapless Pacific University -themeet starts
atl:Ittt p.m. atGriswold stadium}.
"LUAU -2-5 p.m. Saturday onlower campus. The rock
group “The Firemen" will provide the sounds and
Hawaiian punch andpineapple will beserved.
'SUPPER —Good oi‘Saga Food Service will serves
special Hawaiian meal 5p.m. Saturday evening. Hula
dancers will provide thespecial entertainment. Post to
non-meal-ticitet holders: $2.25.
'[)l‘\N('E -Rock Group "The Mid-day Rain" will matte
their at-tttth rerurnappearancetoLCto play foraninformal
dance tobeheld 9p.m. inFields Dining Room. Hawaiian
attire isencouraged.
|Oi'l GI’Lewis and Clark
College
Vol.itxtx INo.46
April 30.l97l
Sophs May BeReleased
From Dorm BonclcigeThe question inthe minds
ofmany freshmen this term
is. "Will Ihave tolive on
catnpus neitt yearii“ Although
preliminary warnings ofsuch
apossibility have been is-
sued. there are several
factors which may release
sophomores from such a
bonus
One unit ofHartafeid will
probably befilled with law
students, with tilaw student
filling theRA'srole. Even
though three students from
thelawschool arepresently
living onregular floors. the
desire for aunit ofalllaw
students has been conveyed
Torn Hedln. dean ofstu-
dents andcampus housing di-
rector. eitpressed hopes that
this eittra group ofstudents,
along with enough upperclass-
men volunteering tolive on
campus. would mitigate the
rule.
At present. sophomores
must submit dorm contractsIfthey wish toliveoffcampus.
they should submit apetition
todoso. Decisions onsuch
students will bemade during
thesummer
Many new students wonder
why Copeland isreferred to
as"coeducational" incollege
literature once they seehow
itisarranged Hedln told
the Log that the eitecutlve
council ispresently consider-
ingaproposal thatwould ‘'lay-
er" Copeland Hall. That ls.
thefirst floor ofeach section
would be men. the second
women etc
Another proposal before Lite
counctl concerns Hartafeld
Hall tntheproposed scheme.
there will betwo coed units.
the onelawschool unit. and
one all-male unit Hartitfeld
occupancy will belimited to
juniors andseniors
Hedln also stated that plans
tomatte Akin Hall an“lnter-
nationai dorm" have been
dropped. "at least for neitt
year"
Jessica Outlines UFWOC Goals
Jillian f_3ovIl, boycott coordinator inSalinas. CI|i'l.,, talked about thehiliittlv
oftheUnited Flrrivirrci-rhlri Untcli, and theprliflril lntimltionll boycott of
lltluul IntWad. totheLewis It-clClark t:ti-mrri-t.intty.Ii.
l-.
__-t--'II"I"—l'
I--_-_i-—¢t-——m-ii-'-'n‘llstain.I-|
1l-‘-
|P"\"-
I“""-_
Ir-Ill-u1
?'
Fr.st;F3
“E
.;‘;i-if"--.'-.*--‘I
.'1~
t--"-PW Letter; 3-OThe Edi-for Turkish Family Structure '
Scrutinized asSocial Unit 'rFreeThinker?
TotheEditor
Itisgratifying toknow that
such free-thlnlters asPeter
Robinson are constantly en-
deavorlng toenrich ourknowl-
edge oftheEnglish language
Weare sure many students
will behumbly grateful for
his clarifications ofsuch
crucial words asmerl-tin. fucl-t
andcunt
itisimportant forthose of
uswho areless well informed
onsuch matters tobenefit
from this learned man's oh-
viously intensive research
into the many ramifications
ofthese rather eluslveterms
Wesincerely hope that this
article will send many eager
young minds rushing tothe
nearest dictionary tofurther
ettpound upon this highly en
grossing subject
Perhaps the term "lnter-
national Affairs" will tal-re on
anew and more enlightening
connotation
i.\’t'- must thanit you again.
Mr Robinson. for opening
the eyes ofthis reputedly
permissive campus tothe
gross injustices perpe-tuaretl
byMr Webster, etal
tI‘*~lanu-- withelti byrt-out-sit
NoCensorship
Ti‘:the Editor
Asamember ofthecom-
munications hoard ifeel corn
pelted toprotest theactions
ofsome oftheboarti's inerti-
hers, and many ofitsguests.
atitsApril ‘Bomeeting
Their efforts seemed dedi-
cated toraising acrusade in
defense of‘freedom ofthe
press' despite thefact that
this precious Right was never
inquestion
itisapopular fiction that
the campus newspaper and
radio station are continually
threatened with varying forms
ofcensorship itsimply isn't
true
Still: Carolyn Wuhan, Jackie
Rubun. Halkl Mitchell, Wmmdy
Carbon. Dtbllil Hope. Ann Shud-
ltlcl. Dan Wurtzohlch. Tom But.Itrr,
(lain llfll. Archie ltlcfido-o, Ro-
huta Hnlvoucnt. Tim Vuqjrtn, Tum
|"l'\1If-It L-mi Vunnh. Mary Grub-
Ilflt Gun Tut: una. John A.rn-on,
Wlrnl Stmn, lauta Tull, lftlthyWl.lt'-II. [Jada Fittflrrlltl. Chltryl
Buckner. HI! I.-odga, John H.Hay-
nfld. Bub Walt, It-like ttrallrnuk,
ht Hlchon. Rich Hanger, Brut;-4
Bil-llrtnert Itt-tta waoamt. JimDual-lrt.‘iflahl Tlhhuhi. Oval-u ltllf:
Nlnrr ‘Vnnilme. lint-hf Kuhn.Bull!’ lawman, G.B.Arrlngton.
Builnlrn Hunger: .Iu:r.tr:e Stalcy.
Ed-"IF? Gill 5-Hlltlltl. lltdtrltlcrlt
Chuck Clulnquilt, Patel" Vhholt.
Pioneer Log
Dlllclll publication of the
A.||-a-child Studlrntl ofL-ewtl and
Uni Cfllllllt 0615 SSW. Palatine
HillRoad, Portland, Onion 91210.
Printed t-Iltcl I-ally during the
acadlmlc I'll!‘ by Cnclde
Publlahlnl Co. 5-lcnnd Chi
IH‘-Il-I-Il III!-ll llPortland, Organ,Ihave served onthecom
munications hoard fill‘ full!‘
vears inwhich time lhave
l’lt"t't‘t" tliscovereti itsingle ll'l-
stance inwhich any member
ofthecollege atlrninlstratlon
previewed. sought tochange or
I-till any news itern ineither
the Log ofl\'.l.f.‘
The Right toanuncensored
press isguaranteed these rue-
tiiaunder aresolution atloptetl
by the colleges fioarti of
Trustees several years ago
and tomyltnowletige neither
the spirit nor intent ofthis
resolution has ever treen vi-
olaretl
i-"reetlorn ofthepress, how
ever, does notconferahsolute
1lt‘t*ll.st- Just as it-‘ti ttll ac
count for our actions. after
the Log or i*ll.t" report a
story, oratiopi anetlitol"lal
position they may heproper
lyaslo-ti toertplain thebasis
oftheir actions
This isnot rensorsltip, it
isthesame acct,iunt,aiillty anti
r'evie1w towhich any news
paper, orbroatlcastirtg sta-
tion, issutijcct byitsstoci-t
holders tutti public
.lttst as any t‘-tlitor tsat"-
cottt'ttrt|.'ilt- tohis paper's pub-
ltsltet“, llit" etlllor ofllle lotlfl.
anti the manager ofh1l..C, are
act.*ottntaltle tolite pul,ilisiiers
ofthese ntetiia, thecorurnurt
tcations board asagent for
the Hoard ofTrustees
lwasdismayed tofindtnern-
bers ofboth the faculty anti
stutient body pretending tosee
athreat ofcensorship inthe
comntttncatlons board's dis
cussion over the l.og‘s April
Lit} article "If you tltinlt the
printed word isbad, try say-
ing itonthe radio "
The fact that the article
was printed isproof t-,=nottgh
that the Log isurtceusoreti
Tomanufacture threatstoihis
free press whenever aques-
tion isput toaneditor isu
cheap fiction
itpanders toanemotional
antiperhaps uninformed, con-
stituency And ittiistorts the
proper efforts ofthe entire
college community todefine
and achieve themost socially
effective and responsible
press that wecan
Ronald Kramer
Ed‘snote: tltshould bestat-
edthat the chief reason for
the meeting was toreview
Dean Hawley's memorandum
tothe president concerning
the commur'tications medial
Although the board agreed
that the article violated no
obscenity laws. Kramer alleg-
ed that the column was in
"poor taste." that asignifi-
cant number" ofpeople thought
likewise, and the reason the
editor published the article
was because ofhis "running
argument" with president
Howard. When questioned,
Kramer could't define these
sophistic terms "poor taste"
or"significant number" and
Sam];0‘
£7 ...
U‘!
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII“For TheBest
InService!
OPEN
24l'l0llllPIONIIIHR 1.00 ""id"Y~ APP"30.to
president liovt'arri anti myself
tleny being pttrty tort"r'urtttlflr-t
til"gtltTte|'tl "
Sauna Report
Tollit," Ftlitttl‘
Monday rnornlng after
weight training. lwent togeta
ltev for thesauna room from
iliiilon l-‘lit His first remark
was. "are yott trstutlent
bere‘i"' anti then aslbest
remember. hesaid, "lcan't
untierstantl why ugirl such
asyou inthe prime ofher
ta,-auty woulti dress the way
ytut't'e rlrt-ssiflg it's tilt-1
graceful I-it least you're
lai-ting rtlratlt Httnte oftlrerrt
tlonit even tlothat What are
youtrying toprove""
lwas wearing ragged. lttilt,-y
blue jeans and llfaded shirt
l,-Iltlon l'-‘is, inthewords of
l"rortovttn, "flu you lutve some
jeans that you really love"
tines that you feel sogroovy
in" You don't even minti if
they start tofra_v That only
rttrtltes then‘: nicer still l
love my jeans llove my
jeans Myjeans are socont
fortahly lovely infact l
Itrve my wardrtiiie "
Robin Fhoyti
l-jtl‘snote Dr Fiit ir'tdicares
that several "hipp_vtype" non
student trartscient youtlts ltave
ohtairted use ofthesauna ttn
tier false pretenses, and istlte
reason for precrttttions being
eitercist-ti inallowing use of
the facility
GoldWireframes 1;_ _ IFriday, April Iii].l
The author provitles nclose
upview ofher 'I‘uritlsh family
llyll»:-tsy Lowman
Turiury Group
Babe {head ofthefamily)"
With the obvious eitceptions,
thefather was recognlatrd as
the head ofthefamily, whose
status rnlght bebest described
asthat ofbeneficientdictator.
None ofthefathers appeared
toeitercise their authority in
anarbitrary manner The
fathers ingeneral woritetl long
hours and often ditl not re-
turn home tmtll late. even ai-
terbedtime,
Anne: Probably thedegree
ofWesternlaati-on ofthefamily
isbest shown through thesta-
tusanti roles ofahousehold's
women The role ofthemother
as"chief- cook -and -bottle--
washer," not to mention
housecleaner andclothesmen-
tier. etc.isclear
The range of"Women's
Lib" erttendeti from those who
rarely participated even in
family outings tothose who
regularly joined their frientis
forteaand cartis
Inatleast one case where
agrandmother lived inthe
home the status ofthewife
was inferior tothat ofBaba
anne who was the domestic
heati ofthehousehold andrnatie
decisions regarding thechil-
dren's activities in the
father's absence,
(‘oral-tlar: The status of
thesmall child appears tobea
privileged one. Small eliti-.
dren are loved. pampered ml
spoiled", their sole l‘EBpqnl|_':
blllty being tobehappy am.
later dowell inschool, ;
Asthey grow older, may
areassigned varying number!
ofhousehold chores Both
girls andboys areusually“, -
pectetl tofinish high sol-m|_
After that agirl faces the
prospect of"being marriage
tosomeone whose selection
was more that ofthefamily‘;
or ofBaba's alone. thar1q|
her own,
Some girls are sent toI
university,whlchnalurallyln. l
creases their resistance in
traditional marital views, 11-,3
boys are eitpected togota;
university oratrade school,
University males here are |
probably theleast happy. 11-my
are notconsidered adults and |
are the subject ofparental
restrictiorts until they areat
least 25years oldormarried,
Arthesame time they are-be.
irtgwesternizttetl. ' '.t y
Tosummarize. social reltt- I if
tions begin with relatives. 1 " _l-"-f-1
while close friends andbusi- ll ’- 'i_,
ness associates ofBttba corn- |I '~ l""
plete the farnllles socittl1'|
circles t __i
I-Z I-i-I—_l-I
l\'ooverseas reports have l
been receiveti from theLCI
rltustira group. and photo- '|
graphy from allofgroups I
attroad have been practi- l
ally non-ertistant, -except
for the Britain eitpedition. l
'I “-_
Ltght Wt?Ii_]l"rl r,‘c,rrr|forl Willi thertovv look tnup-lttlite-n'ur'rulr= stylrrig and -
tasntoo Cl‘ttTit1st1'!rtj'.trt'1 awide and vvonderlul collection oistyles and shapes |
torrnen andvvorueo Avail;-tble Wlli'"t reoular prescrrptton lenses orwith our
unique ‘v'AFtlSHAi'lE-, ir;'-nst§"E.1. which dart-;en tnst-.~c.t',inds to.3t;orrttortab|e |
neutral gray tn"i-tt,tr|iu_1bl, rttlurn at.rtt',uTu1t|t;ai|\,t toll'tE'Il natural color -
indoors oralter sundown
Z0] \5]3|'()s
_ - U _"\-
[.1
I -"--.
.--__"'-1.|;‘___-
"-it
-._..--F
J -___.
.../>‘--
..-"'1‘pi
_.--in-Qt--"-I
PRTLAND DRE_J
I-_ ..- .
. |_. _.
|1_. -. |_ .5t.
,-. It
.l'. ''-''I"'.'
Dlrltln inI-unllght
cllar again lrtcloari I
Bring
bottles .
cans an
How
bottles,
fiveeen
Fort
apount
apiece.)
Reta"
wholesa
emptim
them. '1
llyou tlltll-1".
tflno UpPo
ONandIi-—1.-__',_____‘ - -_-
FlITlpt‘red gm
Ier£‘Spq|m|_
‘L’MPPY umrhoul
fi|lil,"I", [hay
’lI‘lRI'tLlfI1l}9;|-5
IJFHH Bum
eusuallygg.
lllflh 5[*hg.D|_
'1IHCEH [I15
“R1T1HI‘l"li!d"
seselecting;
the family‘;
me, than qf
PHEHI [QQ
naturullyin.
eslstnnce [Q
llviews. The
(lltognlg3
rade sebum
5here are
hflnw They-cladults and
OfPflrental
they areax
Iurmarried.
they urebe-
suelal rela-
hrelutlves.
dsandhusl.
IBabe cum-
illese social
‘l:‘[H}I‘l5 have
rrmi theLC
and ;.1hetu-
]nfgruups
ren practi-
lnt. except
e:-zperlitlun.Ire*.-
lniti
ii
L
liI
L.
ll
1
T
L
I
1'; l
l
l
*‘._\'.i,.:Z-$3-I-i-:£‘ll .;ea»,\\..,,;/<>~11>2»e1—§..*>¢:1.§»~** .-
_,.-r
-II
___‘ |1f___,=_J|1h;_rJ|‘,|\|-.. :4 .'7',‘ 1--.I|,|| lr1;\|r1r'l'r'-Il|I\~\"l1-| Tl’
r I-an-.-
- -II
.£2: --'
.
_ |
I .
H-..'--.1‘;-~.'__I
-.;:---"-1-..|.1
I
l1.-,
é-‘E
- bi-
3
rt“., my
""'“" W *--F, l
ii-—-Iii---_ -'
i¥
Bring buck ourempty ree_\'el:-.1lile
buttles and ournew 1I3~uz. aluminum
cans and we'll gix-'e you lI1{H1t3'}'.
Huw mueh‘? FortheI“t‘i'},'L"lk1l."Ilt‘
huttles, :1penny apiece cortwent__v-
livecents percase of241.
Furthealuminum vans. tencents
apound l;1ppI‘U3(iI1'!.‘1l.Bl}' :1half-a-eent
apiece!
Return them toany Rainier
wholesale distributor? He'll send the
empties back tousandwe'll rec}ele
them. That’:-4 howyoureally clean up
|;_'|,||..||.| ||p ['-'15:“. kI,H;|||'|,l\|- |§1.||I',,-\,|rpLJ l_1| llil,,.l"|,_}|l'\|l[?r.""1"\\.i'||'.l-| ‘_.|!-clean up.li:‘v'¢;‘l'}»-’lJUll}' talks almut theen- 5
\.'i|*c_iIlmeflt;il pr0lileIT1:€- Lillitter ;1m'l ‘___ Q
Hf,il;.--,--- |llu'.[I l*
II-nl-I ' '
5.‘ ._-_1-I_ if __,.-
'"'"--I air:-F r i‘' I
-M"
I-—|IIufi
-I'll
igua-
_ .i——- _ i .
-I-"-' '\- -n 1|I| -I-
I-‘\-
3-u_,..1j|,q'l'_"nq1nv\:
\-._____‘_
_*‘--1-§—‘-,-
I-" ___
r__'"-_
inier
:~.m|id w:.1ste. \\-'ell, we're
duing ${_‘|I11t.‘[l1lI1}I about _...i_,
them. The thing _vuucan
doisliring usl}l1¢.‘l~Z the
empties.
Muuntiiin F‘resl1 Rainier '
inrew.'}*elable hntt-le-s 11I'1(i
aluminum cans. Help keep
vuur taste Mountain F'|‘e:-'-l1
imd theN0Ftl1Wl:"‘.Sl'. ‘-
mountain elean. ‘N
"||I, IJ|Q.|‘:_1-|lq|.| I'|,‘|l"1|'|1 |_.|'|'|f -_1‘"|i_"'_r'|| alr I F‘-| L rill I‘
|'l‘ll|- '-'5-JQP'| '_iHl _i-l l'I-1.1 \"-I‘-N .l'\'r1"*" ' "' I‘"l
'__.'_'_' .______‘
.g'
Z.
:-
5./555
Fr-» --Hr-~.~.-' ;--""~;.-.1r~. '31-|'.'-~* 1|-'--'.nI'"i~r'\-3'1 H
.411 J Lt] ‘J F I"-'4‘ "':J"'1-‘-
H1 qu ~.r- 11'11* *1 ".'f'-
-'~".,|1>;-;,; L1.-51 " 1J.H1'13.‘-r "-‘-'.:-,
‘,1 $_|-T "*5,-|_\~!."-r', ‘I| r1|, _1._|'T- l'_-1: '1.~
BEAVEHTDN. -“-1.1-H -‘i-l4'J' ‘*3l-"IH~"-Jv
"1' i."1|||-.1 1_\-i '._"r '|'l '1.'_'""'I
CITY. ';-"=1-.r-'15."'="=' "-ll llHI»F’'.--...‘!
'-".e.'!r---'--"11, |r'-‘ T‘-1'*=.1h." ll"!'.‘--lI1-'1"
cnscnue Locus. -u------..'-J--.=»--. me.-1?-,1--ii‘, F..':-H113, i'.!=l~, -'.111‘ l-.-*L1'1"
:1w.'..:.|.- ’.1H~ 1;‘:="'ST. HH.EH"B.
Fir"'|{_'l-| H1! F-|l__i'|-?=|r_".'|_jr |.:.1 :-'1..‘-1 F‘|irlT4,“'\ "|-*\'.h
‘|-'|l"'.|7"l"""_‘.\'q ‘ll 1"ll ii.‘ TL‘ I“
MCHIIHHVILLE, lI5‘E4i."--H -I-1 lUI*:" EMT
‘v'-;:T-in-..i.1. .1=~i1T'-..---.1.n- J01" L:‘.1uIv
‘I-"I'\i"'i'i L1-J'|r L}-if "-‘-"'
‘u_"_' 1'5|"..]f‘l'\$ 5! ll-.‘l._--"|,‘l.I',' .Il"I._1 T'-.lfl'l-I11-i||'"—
'|.".50:2I"1.:Ji-Ii‘1:11": VIHCUUVEH.
~._'i-_-~.~..-. L---.2 \.:.L" 1111.13 ‘-‘u1".'l 5-lin El
‘."¢-w ‘l|m~,..1.|.»,. -.1 L‘1"r~.to5;'*fl"|F-3'1 fflula
.r|'l-jl--1r-_|'r-="~n |fJl| 1._-'-~ Ira!» in1."|:e;l,m
l!1l'-_l'l.," -He IJIT1 I-w'|"h'.,I'\l'--l'h]lLH‘l_ U111 5'-2'1: '3'-*1
F‘ir.|~.1I -.!n‘Wu! ml-.i':| c_r.n rr-'|,\;|.1[1'-it -In‘I1-1HUT“:
H3»r,|»...v:n~-, l.'||'IL:-.'_~ i1h_‘»rrI1.' - 1‘H1ml PIONEER 1.04:. Page3 prllin H;-I Frlilm /\PI'l --~ €_
"-i-ii
1|
ill‘ll.
Ill".__
_-1
1eersDroTThe Pioneer liastiliiill ioiiiii
dg-gipp-¢--..1 (“'11 lite}. flt?ilTii'*ti‘- ll‘:iii.
tra innings intheir lite ciimv
road swing to'l'acoitia ‘iliiiliii
Gestalt
/from Page One)
5g._i-ad gitan Ii.‘iti"i'l hi.‘-lt..i iiiy
self since this istheii-"ay I
was trt-'itned.' 'l\'trItt-rstin
pointed out
(jg-513] thtiritpy ttcil"l-ts iiit-it
press thelndividua|'s frustra
tiotis and fears viathediscus
sion ofdrearns lritherapi.
theindividual seelits tori=ali::e
that thesymtiols indrc-iiins are
airagnient ofones oii-n self
."~i'iclitici"son i.'iiiitii..itii.-i.l ititilH15!
expectiiig riisc garden resiiltri
froiii thegroups
'liirii not -1tecl'iniciiiii
3'-.1_i. '['il,_,!_;'-}|"l,\,-"'~iif'-ii istit slioiitiiiin
ship rliicc-css iii-tit-iii.is onthe
l"l"li"'l.l\;illt“if'l ofthepcrsiiii iii
uiidi.-rstzind himself lit‘ciiti
cltiiii.-d\\'.illa .-tiiti li.lli.l"lt" this tiu-'-ll
‘t\t"ii_*l&
l"li.*si*iilt'i llit“ titii liisstis. the
t"ih~,m.,_-I-t; Hrti i-zltll iiit‘i.‘il‘iIi‘l"1
nun for the coiiIi*i‘i'I1i‘i' llllt‘
and fiice crucial I"|tIf"l'lt' ii-lilitic
t-;|"|,|-_".tii,][‘||_'qi[‘i-_'. lttllll i1iil‘lI_lli' IHill-
!.|-Hn iiieitl Ttitiii-il:i_i.'i iitiil l.ln
{Witt ||q_"||'"| .-‘iiiitiriliiy Pliny Hi
]...M~. anti l."l..ii‘k startcti
their i‘i.iud swiiiil ‘iilill ii33'!
l."'ll.lTl.I inning liiss toI‘i~ti.‘iIii.‘
liitheriiii The fatliire tohit
witli iiien inst"tit‘iliii1 iii"-*-"ii-in
i.inct- again l,‘lli_‘I_SIl.lt'*t'l theieani
l.-arriv F.iovve was the only
consistent hitter ashetic
cotinteti for half ofthe Pi
oneer hits inathree iurfour
performance that incliitliid it
triple and two snileri tiases
Tltti hall cluli had ri-tiiiittetl
cltantii-s totake theicanie from
tht; lowly l.iites liiii stt‘eii“iileii
it'll nit-ii onliase Pitt Nieisiiin
was thelosing tiitchi.-r despite
gig-iltiiig iitil Filtie iillti t1l't'll‘iti1
iitilive hits lliri"iu_i'.1li the first
setcn innings
Tilt" l"'it“it‘ii.'i.*l‘!-'- iiiiLii"tt‘i‘-ti l"ilit‘lit
Overseas Oflice Hos
Answers toPart ll
ByK:lther~_vn Evans
Ova:-sen Study
QUESTION; What does AC-
CEPTED mean"
ANSWER. Within ii"!days
ofnotification. you make a
non-refundable deposit ii-itltl
plus a$5Utl‘Materials Fee"
forOverseas. $5000forL’S
programsi
Nocandidate isofficially
enrolled inthegroup ofhis
choice until this deposit is
made T1-iii;- college reserves
theright toassign hisplace
toanother student ifthede-
posit isnot made within lti
days notice ofacceptance
QUESTION: What does NOT
ACCEPTED mean’;-‘
ANSWER: itmeans -"Sor-
ry. butyouarenotincluded
inthis program atthistlme "
You have theoption ofbeing
cormidered for asecond
choice
QUESTION: What does AI..-
TERNATE STATUS mean"
ANSWER: That you are‘ac
ceptable' IFspace develops
tlfsome oftheoriginally ac-
cepted 24 withdraw. thus
creating yacanciesi Itis
Ltntlerstood that toqualify for
acceptance. AI-TERl\l.1tTEf-fi
must prepare academically
and inother ways just asif
theywere accepted
QUESTION: when andhow will
weltnow thedecision“
ANSWER: When?‘ -A5A
PHow‘ -Byletter toyour
postoffice box. Wewill post
additions toour lists onthe
do-or each FRIDAY.
QUESTION; What does ASA
Pmean?
ANSWER: AsSoon AsPos-
sible Wehave agreat deal
ofpaper work toprocess and
very limited staff You who
have applied have sometimes
felt land said so‘) that the
paper work foronetilewas
B‘ha!-;5lE'. Weare "hassl-
ing" with files of-I?-leager
candidates who allwant to
gosome-where -and wecan
accept only lililforoverseas
and 64forU.S programs
Each time wehave tostop
tointerpret. define. explain
inperson tooneofyou
(multiplied by474 plus
contacts with committees.
leaders, etc.. andthecorres-
pondence ittakes tosotupQuestionsarrangements idelays
decisions
For your sakes aswell as
ours. weneed your coopera-
tion and your patience IF
your file isalmost but not
quite complete HURRY L-‘P’
Ifitiscomplete -BEPA-
TIENT’ llyou need help or
clarification please BE
BRIEF
Richard Nilto
firsttoBecome
fesseden Scliolor
The business administra-
tion department hasawarded
the 51.000 Marjorie Fessen-
den scholarship toRichard
KNitta ofHonolulu. Hawaii
This scholarship has be-
come abusiness administra-
tion senior scholarship and
will beapplied toNitta‘s tu-
ition atLewis andClark Col-
lege thiscoming fall.
Hitta isour first under-
graduate student toreceive
the award from thePamplin
Foundation This award will
beannounced each spring to
abusiness administration juri-
iorofhigh academic standing
who has been attending Lewis
andClark College andplans
tograduate from this insti-
tution
3%‘ B'Q-i-t-.Q? .‘r"-‘illE-.\§}_‘-3
LT-'5-§IF:'- - Fii-.‘iiizin. .
raiztii _— —_"p“lEt-1s.si.i.it- "Hi ’p' ml
Pion poKeyGrimes InRoodSeries Haw"inthe si.~cciiit.l gtitnii itstliey
tniiticl their riiii siftiriiig L‘t1I"*ii
tiiliiv anti pt.iiindir-ti outHiiiE
victi_iry ("iipttiiti Hiiii Mtirri
son leti the tittaclit with tilliree
{lm- [guy pcrlcirmance that in-
cliitleil acltiiiblii anti two I-lB|'5
F-.tci'r- l-iind contrlliiited two
hits and anHf-ll and Mil-to
Ftleyi;-i‘ utiiliitl twii RH] s
llniti Vlctorlou
Rick Iiliixiiiclit pcisteii his
Z"i'L'i." t'1-l"|t'l ct‘il‘iIit=t'i-2'I‘til.‘ti win llil'lt‘ili'i-
ing the lilies toeight hits
itliilii striking out iilglit
Iast :-itiniiay inWalliiwallii-
the Pioneiiirs took two games
It-cirn Whitnian 3-ti and -I-'.-I
while stiii-i-itiing the seiison
Announcements
lilaclt pow-er inrelationship to
black theology will bethesubject
ofatalk given bytheRev WHa
:.aiah Williams Monday. ii-lay Ti
The general meeting. open tothe
public. will heheld intheChapel
i-itiilfi
The Rev Pi-lr Williams isthe
president and director ofUrban
Eilaclt Studies atthe Graduate
Theological l'nii.in inFlerltelcy
Arellt'_-tlous leader serving the
tilacit community intheSanFran-
cisco Bay area Williams hasalso
held aseat onthe school board
atBerkeley
‘dolunte-ers are needed forthe
Westside School tortheMentally
Retarded ifiarbur arid Alice Street
near Lewis and (‘larlt campus
Psychology students especially
will beworking with trainable
retarded children Hours may be
selected For more irtforrtiatlon
call Mrs Ransom, 2-I6-5305. or
see the psychology department
staff
The Zen ii-leditation group will
meet Mondays and Fridays from
iiipmto9pm inthemeeting
room ofthe Chapel. All inter-
ested parties arewelcome
Correction The Luau andHa-
waiian Dinner will beheld Satur-
dayrather than Friday. asprinted
onthe weeltly calendar The
times are the same asprinted
"wallit forLheThird World."
asymbolic aswell aspractical
means ofcombating hunger. is
scheduled tobegin atT30arn
inHolladay Park onMay 9
The thirty mile hllte through
the sire-eta ofPortland isde-
signed tocollect money tosupport
Walk projects intheir fight
against theroot causes ofhunger
any interested participants
should obtain asponsor card
from aPortland area Mclil-ori.ald's
orcall theWall: Headquarters at
236-Z1660 forfurther information
Restaurant
__, And
Coffee Shop
Open24Hours
Breakfast Served AtA/IHours
19th8iBarhur Blvd.
246-3371st-ries from theMissiiiniirles
Z'-'iti.-i.'i'.- l.iinii ci.iritli’iiieil his
string ofshiii oiits with iilive
lllllitit in the t.ipii-.*l“ilrtR ilttltlii
l.iiiid posit-ti his fourth con
secutive shut out while fan-
ning lI..iand wtillting only one
He receiviitl all the supptirt
heiieedc-ti front his battery
mate Gary Fiiittiii who homered
inthefifth Morrison chipped
inntwo-for three perfor
mance with oneRBI
.liin ("lair went thedistance
in the second game while
striking outnine and giving up
only three hits RicIitHarring-
ionli-titheoffensive endwith a
three for-four record atthe
plate which iticltitledtwo stolen
i.iiisi'=s
Pat Nielsoii suffered his
st--i.-niiti conseciitiveeittra inn
ing loss ii-ll‘ in the game
against (‘tillage ofIdaho last
hlonday
Lewis and Clark started the
scoring via Bud li.forrison's
ONE IIOIJR
HAIITIIIIIIIG420 A.Avonul
Lllita636-
6672
rliiiilfl-Z-ItDirectorStudy inSpain
ForFullAmerican College (radii
1971-1972 School Your
TlieUniversity ofPortland inPuiriplonti
Wriltii Uniirorsity ofPortland inSpain
University ofPortland
Portland, Oregon 97203
Illlllllililllllll Nr\|Er H- “it- IH 5-I‘.I
triple inthe st-conti inning and Ill. Hili'l;hPrlUi{1; it
ittitliiil tintithi-r run inthe third -i'H IU‘. i.;ire-sentationtiI"i iiiiltirrii-lt.1ll"-5 RBI Slrtglp i7‘I1'u" I'1[hp UH“
Morrisiiti finisheil with throa ""“‘""“. q
lay C ' iii hits for the t'_' ofI l-ririav nht
fl, it'll
sciired single runs inthe iiiiiii-in - ‘|-l'
ftiiiirlh iititi tliiti the game in .H""Higliis oftli
iIHlii‘l'lI shitty-
‘ml Hill-viii: -lrheiimrwlin the iiijmi-,tii lF'iiiuiiii.-tit-i2l.llTiii' in ii“1-‘t'ii't* Fame -" ‘ _" -.i..llttl‘ii."‘t' iti1.il
ii-"Fih'i‘I'i' Ii"-ll i‘3‘Fi"i’ih*’-'r two tun’ 'NHL ilnillli,-I ciiiiitiii-; I. f'T|I'l. -
5i.'t.‘LlI.lye hllfi |T" ' IH‘ i--" ilitl Ill! ‘f‘
Gary Baton was the only ..i~i--r" iiFit“-‘ti l’l"ll"i'~"'
other Plonner toget more -_,-3..:-.as.‘tli-ii" l-i-
than one hitastheteam re- -l:'----i-il‘ii*- i-"1-‘ii-*'iliii'
peatedly failed todrive home I -"*'i"'li1li*"l'"i
base runners inscoring posi- I1:.Ii.i-i-piiiié ‘ii-till Tl
tion -_ii1.iil§*lI"l tiii-nie tl
» t
ICLASSIFIED ADSI;.,,;_--iiigti wits si-
..;|_:I't'I"|l litii‘liti£l‘i'
tin i.t'liit‘Ii llii 1-'.|
. v~.'i.'i:—-1 H'l'l-‘iI _ ii tHIGHE51‘ QUM-ITY .sol-'tlillt"t‘.ill"fliil_WATERHEDS ..1...l2Inch Micro ‘Wave Seams i-._.. mrm..m. H.“
GBLIQE Virgin Vltljll -.i1:i:h_'._1 tht, Elgimtl
AllSizes $30 -"“iiitils int _ _ LIlitII
LIFE-TIME GUARANTEE .-.; --ithilitii-ii itui
Alice's Waterbeds 246- 5974-italent uiitl irn
-,i.e.i:i.i. from (ii-'-rt
i-F "' |.-1_1 1-.ii'i£,' lilyIiitrli
11I'qPl' {fig 1-i’iiusit_ lt"ii-ii-ltili._ ln- "-. Ilift ji ill’ lr‘_t.lt_i=l.‘lH
E ----;i;‘.il 'I'lll‘t't-'1'
Pizza andBoofBarbs
Barhur ItTIil'\'IIIII'w
irl-lllillll-i-.41-it F'iiiit'Hl i"'it"l"‘t"
,-.1». ‘ililiflti .-lilltii. I4
311.1llit‘ first tiriiti
--'il‘ill'lliil ctiiitesl
-~sirtillfll-I iii--u
I":71;-iisttitfitlri hi-
rt‘.itlieriiie.' -
'-ff»-.il‘li "TI 'I‘l"llH
"i.-ii lirtiutzlit asit-i
'.;1l'.=_iT'l tothe ltin
v 1"t.'l‘l'll|'l(li_it.l the
-_-iifiiay iiisM
In Sit;-cond pia
HF.iwiirtiet'.l toF'.i\.'
'ItI?'- lI'li'-J t'.‘t.“ll"lSI5llI
'iri--All. .Ii-in Frii
li-"ii: l.autii;*i'vat‘l
Z.‘IHad My
li-.i RiI'it1‘I4._"-' BIUIT
ATLAS TIRES-BATTERIES ll,M_Iiellovi
‘ICCIQSQRIIS lures wqgli
LIIIIIICATIOII mmNew |
E iii" Davidwashbi
..'ei:leader ofthel‘
me ELECIIIOIIIC TIIIIEIIP time i.imake thetour.
Pitlt-Up 3 ‘iir- Kathryn Ev:
Denver -.tt_i.ia_mpus progre
Y IIIKI SERVICE ““*““°“’“i *5‘ ‘es-sor ofeducatiot
ffice of :li.* t_i '. his
RllGAME CIIEVR .......ell-nvship attheLi
‘t
8517s.w.Terwilliger 246-2239 ’“;f};;......... ......
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIICHARTER
lunc IIJuly ta
Joni: I2-July 9
June I2-June Iii
lune I3-Aug. 20
June I5-Sept. I0
Avg. 2.5-Si.-pi. 22
Ht". II-lliitiiiii. 13
Dec. Iii-Jan. 2
Dec. In-Jan. Z
Jun-c 6
lune iii
Juac II
July 30
Sept. I2
Sept. I5
Sept. 13
Dec. Ill
I444901.HAIf/AILEUROPE ANDASIA
Note New Schedule
Round Trip
Stlftlc-Amiittrthm ...............$139115
Fl)I'lIl.l\tl~I..1Il‘lt}ICI'l .................$250.00
Portland-Honolulu ...............$125.11]
Portland-London .................$263.00
Portland-Loindon _._..............$215311)
Sutdc-anutcrdam ...............$249.00
Porthnd-Honolulu ...............$l3?.iIl
Portland-Londiin .................$245.00
Portland-Honolulu ...............Sl.I'?.[l0
One WtI_l'
l_ondon-Vancouver B.C. ...........SI501!)
Ltiiitloii-Ptiirtlmd .................Sl5U.0'D
London-Portland .................SI5t].i)t}
London-Vancouver BI. ...........SI50_t','ifl
Londtiri-Portland .................5l$[i,t]it]
Portland-Ltiindon .................$l]$_{|0
Liiindori-Portland .................SI50,00
Portlandifliicw Tort ...............$3119
Other Flight: .4iiwiable
Ilatcii air1ilaI'iIc Inl.cwi\ and (Tint Cttlltgt students. faculty staff and
flfimbrfi ofih-ctr im_mcdi.|tii.- fainilies. ("allorWrite TedSchciniriari. Ho.
I0.Fiiriii UlTiicit- Building: atLcwu andClark, I-..itt. 34-I orHome:F1161!TST0ii.’
fellovt'sl'llp prog
iii.--roviding itsmeIII . II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIK imulu_Cu“ural E
seitpected that l
Zorntohispost hei
i.="ItlClark
The off-campu:
Ioiiimittee isnow
-ii.-ss, ofselecting e
i-ailer. with anHill
zlitschoice eitpec
The change isn
it-have any elfecto
it-sl tour's cur
i*.u-:ly emphasis ht
*it_~.logy and anth
.'lc'*i;t'iiI'i.“l'l
In connection
famous programs.
‘ii-ywill beprei
Talk. "Everything
itiKnow About A
lrepeat ofanearl
iaiion forthelien
tents who mlssei
it-gin at-lp|Tto
inthe Internatlor
."i.1rs Evans inv
it-.-rested students
thelounge forinfo
'-tinvorsations will
stallandforeign st
titining neitt Wednit
beaweekly even
Mlooooooooooooooooolioooaooooooooooooooooooooo: lo5prn