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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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September 16, 1971 Volume 30, Number 1
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1971-09-16
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GREAT NEW
UNCENSORE
EDITION
Vol. XXX No. 1 Lewis & Clark College September 16, 1971 REVEALING
PHOTOS
TELL rALL!
rosh Dig on Orientation C ourse Views Social Change and Law
Th1• L( c.,mpus sht'd lLo; blanket
tr.tnqullllY only to be subjected
thl' ono;lnught of new freshmen
..,1~onl'!!day aClcrnoon They arrtv~
th n fn~clnatlng array o(parce lll,
, ~un tan!\ and storle~ nf
.,11 ... mcr mit~advcntures The class
1975 hu& rnl•mbers from all
rL'I or Ole country. the majority
whom come from Oregon.
'fhctte indlvadua b, -.orne "Ught ·
ly :~pprchcnsiw, wen· most cypt
ally rharactcrlzcd by the con
picuou~ manlln envelope!! slightly
lazed eye!.. bewtld_,rcd exprc'>
ion&, urgent quurric11 Cor dlrec
tlon'l nnd o!t.cn. tired and aching
teet
Thanks to Kelly llnyes and Co.
nd the extremely well organlzed
rtcnt<AtJon pr()Rram. the time new
~ulckly for most and lbe nustered
lrcshmen "oon bccumc acqun.l.nted
lth the beautiful campus clnd lLS
f.tciiiUe~
Deemed :t .. uC'cess b) many ClC·
au~>tt>d students. the ovcrnitc
tdliiP'• anulher or1entatton act-lvtt..Y. provtot•a many memorubll•
t>Kperiencu"' and In somt' cases
spiritual (nlcohollc") encoont1.•rs
which loll cvur.11 Atudent" ln rath
er dazed condl uon.. I\ I though the
3 30 a m bed check~ by the local
!rtendly ((Orrllla suit failed to mat
ertalilc. the ""hort''hlkt>" hadmo11t
o;rudcnt..s In bed bo!orl' tht> hour
approached
Tranaferr. and rorehtn l'tudent~
were al .. o upo11ed to the trit1ls and
trlbula tionb or campu" orienta lion
and ruglatrutioo t-:ntortalnmcnt
ranging from a twonty ·piece banJo
band to old stlont music nlck11.
wawrmolon feeds. llve (?) mu11ic In
thu Trnll Room ;md guided tours
kept thlngs moving
Registration. the climactic end
to the orlent.'lt.ioo, proved to be
the flnnl obstacle M an'dou mobil
poured lnto Pamplin CentN to se
cure !heir Or•t choice clnsl'e~
Th(• vtgorout~ activit) ended lbe
oracntallon prQilram oWciall) pav
ed the w:\,Y toward il year of cx
cttiOR acadumic l'Xpcrlcnce~ . Among the new clnucs addt•d
to thP LC curriculum for !all
term under the hiator) d••pnrtment
1a ''SOciety In Change: The Prac
tice of Lu~ and Justice," a con
tinuation or Ow Spring ttorm week
long pr()firrnm. ''The Angry Young
Profe!U>Jonalll," both coordinated
by Dr Alan KUtell. as l&tcddur.lng
the ~ummcr by Barbara t..ooml .
The aprtna term program fcal
urE>d L.1rry Keller of the \rchl·
tectural Deslgn Group, a" lmuruct
or and lecrurer. glvfnK 'ltudonuc a
.,light background in archltectUl"c
before taldng thorn on bus uxcur
"lOnb through downtown Porllund
giving a crldcat tour o! bulldlnga
•\:\ before. the prog rnm for fa II
term wtll bto taught b) proreulonal!'l
activt' in reform wathln tholr pro·
!cs~tlons . But. unlike the ~prlng
program, the coune will be o((er •
l!d a, a etas~ !or credll. lbouRh
graded credit-no record, Lasting
the: entire term wilb four Instruc
tor!~ rather than one. LJmltt•d to an enrollment of 20
(to mako bull tours and Interaction
feaslble), the elliS& is offered wilb
a prerequisite of the Instructor
pt rml sinn, priority gfven to sen
lor!'.
fhe syllabus explain!'! the course
us "'a critical examination o( cur·
rent practices ln in~titutionalized
law and justice as they exist in
Portland and in Oregon de-.lgned
to reveal the "lrengths and weak
neuea. the proml'lell and failures,
lhl' null and 'ltagnadon In the legal,
Judlclal. poltce and correctional
ystcm'l •
Couue work will be divided into
lwo p<~ rls the rc.tdifl.ll~ and lectures
with a St'rto~ or colloquia and the
trips Into Portland and vicinity to
enmlne each or 011.' syst.ems in
opl'ration at Cirst hand. FinaJ anal
ysiS or tht• <ttuden~. work wUl be
made on the basis of u pa~r in
which the student I~ upccted to
knit together one theme he find~
throughout the pruentation of the
four viaiting professionals. Oregon public 11ervicc law firm,
working on civil righl.8 case Aa
si5ting A!ichenbrenner will be a c::ol
leaguc, Bob Fitzpatrick from
Wuhington, D.C.
The uamlnatlon or the judicaal
y&tem from Oct. 4 to 15 trill be
eonducted by Richard .. \C. Hay
den, Superior Court Ju~e In Los
Angele5, a relatively _young mu
1¥1th a top reputation a being "re·
form minded," accordi~ to Kit·
tell Tl'ntativoly plann~ to assbt
.Judge Hayden will be a Portland
P"Ychlatrist, to empha~he the as·
J)ects or p~tycholfliO' taken Into con·
sldorar.ion ln court decisions.
Dr. l..ee Brown, black proft!uor
or police science nt PorUand Suue
Unlvcrsitv, rormer policeman and
coordinator or reform programs
within lbe n Jo e police depart
ment and author or 14 m"'atine
arucle-.s on police reform Brown
will be assbted by Victor Clzanc·
ka,., Chief of Pollee of Menlo
Park, Calif.
Credit -No Record Troubles 'the g\JUt leCturur., an t:iiCh prO·
Cession will present a two week seg
ment of the course with one week
or Introduction and one ohummim~
up conducted by Dr. Kittell. Tom Caddis, author of Birdman
or AJc:atra~. will conduct the course
stud.)' on correction No" 1 to 12.
&5ides BirdmAn, Caddt'J has
111 rtu.en a new book, a documen
tary on the Meanest Man Alive
and has ened as ad\;ser on
the President's Crime Commls
"ion. Orville B Pung of the Minne
sota State Training School, a re·
Cormatory, ill tentatively plaM~
to work with Gaddis duririjl lhfs by Lori Yarosh
Staff Writer
enthullldStiC ~ttudenl .. or Cre<ln-
0 Record classes may find edu-
-ntion shackled at the end of four
en rs of spn rse grading.
Dr Vcrgll S Fogdall, coordi
ntor or gradunw opportuniUt>S.
n an cfrorl to btJotter advl a grad
chool prospect~. $Ollcllcd st&te
fTlcnl" or policy on thl' !4ubje<:t from
urlou<, grad 'lchout:oJ He received
esponSl'l' from SC\l!O wc~t Coast
mvcrsitics and lbe llnlvursit_\ or
Iowa.
EHr.) one of the<;e 'chool.; ex-
rcs'lcd !>kepticism with thP
rcdlt-no record . ystem.
Where credit-no record cour-
c:> predominate. wrote Ro-
bert 0. Collins. associate dean of
the University of California at
Santa Barbara , "m aluators have
to rei) incrcasingh • on letter!. of
rccommond.ation and tirudunte Re
cord 1-:Xnminnlion (GRE') scores."
Unfortunate I}. he t' on tin u ed
man) profMsor'> arc unskilled at
\\rabnp convlnclnv, recommenda
uons F.von well written recom
ml'ndllllon~ arc likely to y,et tnade ·
quat1.1 rovlewln~T, by thegrnduatc <ld·
mhbion!> committee that hal' to
wude through hundreds of couro;c
evaluaUonR
The applicant, too. •·who ha~ the
least amount or evtdence." he ad
\i cd .. "l!'\ u,;ualh at a disadvanUlRl'
•ll(ainst thu applicant \\hO hal' the
grcntesl variu~ of evidence for nd
mi .. lfion ·•
"The rl'putation or an undergra-auatc school " Collln11 continued,
"is or exccpt.ion.'\1 Importance for
admls ion into gradualt.> ~tundlng
The departmental admlsl'lion!l com
mittee Is u11ually made up or senior
faculty who have wide experience
ln the profession and kno~ tho'\e
undcrgroduntu in~~tllution!'l wh1ch
;are strtlng In thch own dhdpllne,
Then can be no que:.tion that a
B from Yale In tu tory Cor in·
stance, •~ worth u triple A from
Rolydomc Tech."
"ln short thl· A-F y.r.ufing S)''>•
tl•m I. Ilk(' dcmocr:nc'. the wor.,t
of all poo;liiblc government!';, ) ct
no one has df.''>bed 11 bctll1r one."
According to ,J,M. Potter. ns
socintcd dean of tiC at Berkeley,
"as competition rnr hmatcd p1aceo;
incrensos It will become even more
dlHicult to gain admi sions v.ithout
excellent letter grade and good
recommendation.; ,"
Unhcrsity of On•gon Associate
Dean, Glen \ l.ov•• maintained
<.RF. scoruc; and professor rvcom
mcnd,\tions to be ll•<~s rt.~liablt:
predictorS of !IUCCC!'IS than the
tradiUon<~l grades
Tht.• vnr10us colleges ngr~u that
t.akanl{ most counc!'l for letter
gradl'" puis the "eriou" P.r:tduah.o
prospl'cl at his bt.•~t ;td\'anta~c.
Fo$:!dnll advbt•d 'ltudcnt-. to con
fer with their mnJor ad vi oro; "incc
moo;t cn•dil-no record roo;ervn
tion~t .tPPh primaril) to thl• major
Cield.
",\s each dt.•partmcnt a1 Lc~is
and Clark work!'i wilb its own ma
jors," Foadall obsen cd, "It will
Sex Info Center Reopens
Information on contracepl.Jvc!>,
abortion rofcrral:o., counsellns: · ·
tht•se arc a few or lbc san•icl's
pro\ 1ded b_y the tudcnt· run ~~ ·
unl lnformatioo Center (SIC) nn¥~
In lis ~u.•cond year The centl'r l!'i
l•qulppcd to hulp .. tudunU. dt.•nl with
lht• problt.~mt. that come "lth !1(''1( •
ual maturity
"Tht• whole purpo'le of tht.• r.cnt
N." nott•" ~tudcnt dl rt.>ctor Fllen
o·nrwn. ..... to lei pcoph· reel
u' thnul(h the~ h.I\'C some plact.•
or '>omt.·om• tht•\ can go to t.lalk
abuut Utt•lr probh'me~ .. particular
'> a nun) ntou!ily --that'!; wh we
hliHI the phnnt•."
r'llcn uddl•d, "Pl'opll' somt>tim••s try thc wlerdost home rcmedlt>!!
Cor problt.•ms. Wl• had onl' glrl
IR'>l yt!ar who tru~d to get rtd
of a case or •crabs' b~ wnshin~t
horsulf In scotch and 1~ sol. Wt.•ll.
It hurt like holl nnd d\dn"t work
an,) WI\)·."
SIC hopct~ to expand I t.s sl'rYkcs
beyond the campus this yen~ tn
tnclud•• young pcopll• in Otl' un•a
us Wl'll :as studl'Ol!l rrnm Rl'l'd,
Portl.md Stat~ and l'ortlnnd Cnm·
munit,) Culll'Kl'S . :)tudcnts wl!llh-
• ng lo ~:onuict !)lC hould cnll
214-8522 or 111 ra tl• t~ l\(u 234i
'fhc ~ ual lnformntion f't•ntf.'r Is
located bl•hind Huddh•11nn tlou5t! need to develop whatever appur
to mo~t help the !'\tudent gain ad·
mlc;!i\on to lbe graduate school
oC hil:. choice.
"Wbal the graduate schools want
most, of cour"c. ts e-.tdcncto that
the <;tudent ha.!\ the abiiH~ · and moti
vnUon to "' l qu;sll(' work. •• The course segment on Ia"' "ill
be presented Sept. 20 to Oct. 1 by
L.arr) A!lchcnbrenner. a Portland
laW.)'I.'r tong Involved In legal aid,
one or the rounder!' or the \{iss
issippl-Low lann L.awyer • Com
mittee nnd now :t member of an (continut.'d on ~e :n
c:o ... ••••••llllllm•a• lC ......,..,atorw inclwding Preald .. t Howard and DeeM a-H-a.,.,... Uelllft- oo...,.. to a tics,.- lat.,_ talM l C'
laat-11'11 -et~le.W Otlantetioft cull. • p 2 PIONEER LOG
"Safe" Campus Victims
To th-e Editor:
1 w uld lib to ~oauut that the
YalnlC"nan~ Departmt'nt place
speed bump" on tM cobblestone
road that runs al~ the north .sldt>
or tht' librar)
J suae.st thls bc.!C'aun when the
maintt'nan~ men who st<'P into tht>
cab o( one oft hose Oast\y red truck~o
immediatelY aasume ~ idt'ntit)'
of Mario Andrf'ttJ or A J Foyt
Y,y We and the lives of otht'r
LC stvcitnts' have bt.'i!n endanger
ed by then <hovel-wfeldlna d~rc
deVlls t rf'&llxe the s~ bumps
would ~ detnmental to tM buuty
ol ~ cobbleste>nu, but so would
blood.
Boyd Smith
Pion~r Loc
Aoril 20, 1971
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• or all tht' things that might bt•
:.aid of the college, ont' c:tnnot !i, "
that il docs not ~how concern fl'r
~hot , .. t)ec;t ror II..'. ' ludcnt..•;. Puu
inr. c;af-cc;) Clrst, the ~chool ha' in
stall<-d what might J)l'"S for :t '"i
Jump squzu·~ in the drag~trip on
the north !>ide of the Ubran In
st0ad of mo~ang duwn R'Nt8h'5 or
wand~ring students, thl' nashy red
rncerc; !rom matnt<'nsnce can bt'·
come airborne Gnd crush ~om<'
poor dent Thh i.-. the .. ort of
Jmpro\'t'ment our campu., ir. ~ lnp
for'
According to campus .. ecurlt,)
chief C R Pickett, the !iipced bump
is ac:t.uall~ part of th~ eCiort to
make l C '" pcde,trion umpus
"The bump h to discourage driv~r"
from u-.ing the cobblestone road
and to get thcm to u~c the UC'esc:
rCX\d behand Cri-:wold Stadium
(The acce\'-road h noll> paved
Thts ~ound" "ery admirable :1nd
m~ in ract bt· a ~orkablc idea Rut Clot' mn,' get the fl'4•llng thttt
Ytt' "'t~rc pcrhap~ botu.•r orr In
Uh' b:td old~ s with all the:> Marlo's
and \ .J •, YippinR up and do~n
tht• t-ampu' sp~l'd \\n,yl> Sin<'e the>
''Pl'dl"lltritln cnmpu"" plan:; ~-rotund
l"r "'"-..\ ~ ~ st'em to hnvc ht\d more
ln,te:ld oC Ct>wt>r h\Jurll'!; Foa
t•xomple
t A young bo> sul'f(\r(•d brokun
bo0\'11, nbrnsiont- and contu
'lon1- 1\ hon ht> ran hh bike tn
to tht> chnln~ ncar Odell Hall
o;horll,) nrter th~)' wore put up
IG"' ycnr
2. ,\ malntennnct• man suf(cr<'d
i\ broken collarbone when a
'PCl'd bump dumped him from
hh bike three ~cck" axo
3. An LC cood no" sports o bad-
1~ o;Jrinned and bruhed face,
thl• rc,ult or a fall from h~r
bake during oricnULtion week
The 'plll wa:. cau11cd b) th~
new "!llafcc;) bump" ror which
Bo\ d SmIth plN\ded
Jt look" a though Mr mith got
more thnn he asked Cor· an uMIRht
b skt jump c;pccd bump and un
'il.ghtly blood to booL Perhaps the
Surgeon Gcnoral should require the
~chool to put up signs ~ornlng
Pl'de<>lrinns lhnl moving about the
cnmpul\ mny be hazardous to thefr
health
But then, onemustsloptorealhc
the pr ioritic' that govern lhh
placu. It wa~n 't rea l~.) \{r mith's
plalnth o plea for sa ret,) that got
the speed bump installed •\nd no
bocU ever got run down b) caro;
t rul'ling the ~pcedw~ in front of
Templeton .
Well, safety be damnedl By
jin&o, we'll bave a beauWul c:am
p~U even if at does cost a few brok
en bones, scars and ot.herii\Jurie s
-J o. LC atUdentl have had plenty of opportunity thla wo.k to practl~ the art of croallvo tlmo-w .. tlng In linea. l.l~
Saga. the bookatoro , reglatratlon and the bualneu office gave atudenta a good ••cuae to while away the no~•,.. ,
fray their norvu. On-campua atudenta ahould have many moro ohancoa to pall dreamy hour• In the line.
m4Jaltlme
(continued Crom pascc 1)
.-.egmcnt
ln addition to tht' cln'l'<Os will
be the colloquin or informnl dl'<
cus.,ion periods held on Fridays
during the term From 3 to 5
p. m beginning Sept. 24 and end
inR Nov 12, prof<':-slonols and
,,s~>istnnts or colleagu()s on cam·
pu~ Cor that two week period will
be available to memb()rl> or the
clabc;, other 'tudenls and the pub
lic: Cor quet>Uoning and convl•r:;n
tion "Whnt attracts tht.t bright, per about nro what we might call
ccptivc. explotlng and c rent! vc 111tu cutting edge or the future •
dcnl.'i I am worrying nbout ir. what iuty~ Uul ones who wlll be af:
we might call the Blg Revolution ond c:renUvo ln adapting prt
compra.hendlng such cosmic nnd ways to new clrcumstJlncos. 'n
gcuet·alizcd concern:. nc; bring n ro turned on now to dlsl'lcnt
lng lntcrnatlonnl peace ro1-ist what h In store Cor them ~
log the military lndustrlal com they graduate? "1 would hope,·
pln>., lmplcmenUng cqunl right~
Cor women and minorities. dlCI'us
lng the population e>.pla .. lon continued, "to chango tho llvt1
the person who t.akos the cou·
"Tho student.<; I om conc:orn<'d a'i well a.s the guy who give Studt•nt' I
h man lnt
ntil & on p
me" ror
11 bt• plll)l
rsdny ol
limited t(
nvnlvcd In
urlo1u the h
~lgnup!l fl
rnl voll~
Monda
rllt p:.1mo
t 1 30 p n'
cnt<> art-1
ootboll.
4
1'hoo;c ~Jhl
did not
lnformn
Thl' q\.1
'rniL" th<' op
films from
ueh c:lnll!ll
treat Dietl,
ovenlh Sea
"UJ," nnd W
l.Oii!'!Onli
nd culture
LC. stu(
(.\ Unl vcrl
liS
No one i
upcomh
:cad CO.'\ch
'rnn mentor
Freeze No Help to Students The program .tccordlng to Klt·
~ll '" m«'nnt to bring l ()\\ ts :tnd
Clark ~loser to thl' real world
"ll'' something we bndb need,"
he c~plalned "We don't get much
of the REAL WORLD up here
on Palatin~? lut I In our Ivory To"'.
cr "lth o nunn()ry on one side and
a cemetery on the other lncludl
second
lee at q,
Bncklny
1-st.ator
oodmark .
oodmork
mcd Mig,
One of For a whtlc \\ almo:o.t appNu·cd a"
though PreStd~nl Nh.on'o; wage and
prici.' fn•cte mU:ht rdicvc somu
of the biU' oC thu tuition ana ex
pen!.ce. or ,,ucndlnr l.ewh and
Clar'k. tr students hnvun't realizcd
it their parent' ~urely have -
tuidon and rce .• room lnd bo."lrd
and ln~uranc~ have all gont' up in
c;ptw of tho president', action.
.\ccordlng !o Busine~~ Manaper
William C. Mallinson the added
e>.pen"es arc exempt rrom thu
freeze re)trictions . In 'iplte or
the c:onfudon surroundln? the
Cr~ze, the American Council or
Education has concluded that addl
tional costs announced prior to
August 14 Ytlll go into e«uct as
scheduled . Increases in 'itudent
expense!': were dec.tded at the moet
ing of the Board of Tru~t('CI" In
March and were announced In th(•
Log as well u in thc new catalog
The onJy students to e<ccapc 1.11e
prlc:c hikes arc those on thc guar
anteed tuition plan. who would race rui uon lncrcnsc wiln "" "lthout
a !rl'Cle These student" arc. ho\\
PVOr, subject to all oth.cr rai&c1>
NEW MAJOR "To n ~d~•nl(lcant segment or
our students tQday," he cxplatn
ed, "the ullrnctivc nctivllies on
campus arc no longor !rntcrnl
til•5 or football gume!o Nor, un
fortunately , nrc they ocndcmics Is l~
h• st yea
.,ctu rni"R v Thh; Is n personal inquif') to de
c.crmmo whl't.her Cjn "lntor-dcpart
mental MaJOr In Comparative LH
~rature," (combining forejgn lang
uagl" and EnRii~h litcrarur
cour ~~) would encounter some
lntt.•rc~t among the '>tudent..-. of
Lcwt~ .1nd Clark College. and tht' curriculum
r---------------------------! ~~~~~ ::~--~-------= ::::::~~ ~~~~~~::~ m lcudln "tle tenm h
To the Editor:
Thl•re arc several po"i tions open
on the faculc;)· and trustee com-
Dear ~tudcnt Reader mlttcc~o thts year It i., o~> .. enUal
Please check the box below and that these po.,IUons be filled ab
mall thic; chart back to Dr Klauto '>OOn as possible In order to add
Engelhardt, Campus Box 134 to the cCC~:ctiveness of ASLC as
\ll) suggestions would be vel') an organllatlon
::tpprcduled -Ext 259. Every student In the community
J Fro&hman :.J Sophomore 16 l•ncouruged to make apphcn-a Junior n Stlnlor lion for a commltkll.'(ll) lhat hl' is
Cl no interest 11 inwrested int~rcf)lcd an. 1\pplleation arc
t would conbider for my own available at the rnrormabon Desk
major or the ASLC Office- -I.e) be com-
1 would welcome It ab my own ms ploted and returned to the A~LC
jor F ._ ..... ____________ _J :XccutJve Sccretnr) by September e
Affairs (1)
Trustee Committee on Rellglous
\CCalrs (1)
Area of Acadcmis Affofrs: Cen
cral Chairman , Ken Cuno
Trustee Committee on Academ
lc ACCair-. ( 1)
Area of Intra-College Mfulr'>:
General Chnlrman , Woody Carl
:;on
't'rustce Committee on Publi<'
Relation~ ; (1)
1'rusloe Commlllec on Cnmpu11
Planning (l) omblne w
frut.tce Committee on Budt loncl'r acj
and OpcratJoos (l) The def(
Trustee Committee on Dovel~ fcn.,lvo cq
menl Council (1) owes und
An~a ofS O.F.A General Chnt b Cooch
man, Bnrric Lane the pass d1
October Fe!>tival Committee I llh hls d4
May Fete Commltteo (6) ordlng tq
Sawduc;t Festival Committee ~ ue<;tion ~
Free University (6) thorc are
Dance Committee (4) The oCr~
Outdoor Programs and Rotrca .onccrn, w
(6) hatm~
Arche L. McAdoo or linemen
ASLC President
Log Welcomes Ideas 24 All appointment... wlll be de
cldcd by the ASLC President and
thl• ASI C Cabinet Members
fhc following I" a lht ur the ,_.._.._...... __ ...., __ ._.._...,..._._____..........,._..._..._.~ future
or Ha
It is cu5tomar~ for c:ollcgc pap
~rs to ~elcomc the contributions
that it.~ readers ma.' wi&h to orcer.
The Loc lb no C:\CcpUon . We hope
to continue the facullj -written col
umns ol last year and to encourage
thoughtful contribution" from ~au
dents.
Thb l5 not to say that the Lor
"Ill be a so.1pbox lor 1!\'Cr~bt'ld) 'fi
prop.1gand.1 (the editor rc.sl:r\ e
that right) II docs m(•an that tht•
Loc if> antert• tt•d In hearing from
the apatht>tlc: muJori~ . Rl•sldell,
lf you turn in an .trtidt•, th~· worst
that C:ltn happt.•n Is that h won't
gut prlnt.l•d which 1 wh:1t would
aourely happen anyway If ,vc111 didn't
tr:).
IC you wish to turn In an arllclc,
bring 1t do~n to thH Loe orfano
in the luwcr lt•vc•l ur 'ft•mplctun
or talt. t.u th11 editor. l.t•tt(Jr to
lhl' tdJ UJr hCJUid be addrcutd
to Campu!. Boa; 2 J •
1hc rigitt burcaurratJc 11lruc:· area~ avntl&blt and th<' number
ture of the Loc ~ill work faster if or position .. ,,val !able In ettch area
you type your thoughLo; in nice Areo of St.udcnt Affnirs: Gen-
doublt.•-spaced palfCb Leltt>rs er.ll Chnirmrm .. Dave t-·, anto
r;hould not be over h\o pages long F<~cull,) Committee on <;tudcnt
nnd ttll work l' !IUbjcct to space Affair., (6)
limitations , The deadline ir. \1on. Rcll.giout. Alfa1rs CommHtcc (3)
da) at noon. C'ommunle:.tJon& Bunrd (I)
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I ~ditor : . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Ouellet I
1 C onagmg Editor · · · · · · · · · · ......... Nancy Varekamp I I S opy Editor . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Varekamp I I taff Wnt.ers · · · · · · . · . Lon Yarosh, Nancy Varekamp 1
Wendy Morrell, Bay Van Home I I Linda Co/bum, Sharon Holbrook' l I p Jodi Rutz, Nancy Hanno~
I hot.ography ... Joe Ward, Tom Butl<"r, Lynn Attwood I
BU!uness Manager . . . . . K 1 i Advtsor . . . . . . . ......... , . Ratte AB'IlJI,lbl. I
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I I I Co~:;~~~:l~c; t~la~~n~h~1~·=~t~!n~~~denll of Lewla and Clark I
II weekly durtng the o.c:ad 1 · d. Oregon, 97219 Printed I
ctasa postage paid 81 ;o~~:;a~?:g~':, Lnke Oswogo Revlow Firat ,
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And
Coffee Shop
Open 24 Hours
Breakfast Served At All Hours
19th & Barbur Blvd.
246-3371 Conch 1
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t>' "We
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Announcements I
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Umo·w81tlng In linea. t.IIW
•• to while away ttwt hoUrtt
dreamy hour• In the llnt1
nrc what we miRht cnll
~ edge or the futurl' '
the ones who will be nf·
•roativl' In adopting pre•
to new clrcumst.nncos 11
urnod on now to dissent
l'i In store for them a1
Jradualc'l "I would hope;
ucd. ••to change the live•
erson who tnkes the c student!'~ lntcrc.,t••d In plnyinp
'( mon lntramur.tl football hnvc
Ul 5·011 p m toduy to <;lf{n up
., (or tho rdlt mnn h.•amt~
11 be played every Mondlly and
r!ldny nt 3.30 p,m Fllgiblllty
limited to ~otudont!i who arc not
votvod ln any lntrttmurul 11ports
rln~· U1c lnLrnmur 1tl soason.
Sign up II !or the 'ilx-mon Intra
voll<>ybnll tonms arc due
cld Mondny ut ~ 00 p m The
nl gnme wUI bt' hold Thursdnv
7 30 p m Elll{lbliii.Y rcqul rc
'' art' the 11nmc as those for
oountll.
•••
ThoM! !>ludent., faculty and o;t.aCf
did not oMwt•r the Cine·Ciub
,tlonnnlrc nnd CHI out the IBM
rd will be able to do so at
c Information desk thi-; week and
jc.>JCI The quostionnalrl.' offer<~ stu
aon~ the opportunity lo choose 20
lms from n list of <12, Including
uch cla~"l cs a~ Chaplin's ''The
trent Dict.otor," Borgman '-. "The
ovcnth Senl." Antonlonl's "Blow
up," and Wollos' "Citizen Knno" •••
LosRon~~ ln Romanian lanauagu
and culture will agnln be avnilnble
LC o;tudon~ . Dr Poposcu or
the Unlwrsll,y of Bucharest will tN1ch fir•• nnd 1wcond year clnae
C!I at Portland Stub~ tJnivorslty
duriOR thl• !<ill torm If nnough Ill·
di!nl!l arc lntcr,•'lh•d Or Popt•at!u
m11y bt• tnvHod to locttrn• nt t.cwl11
and Clurk durlnR the winter term
lnleroated atudentl. Rhould con
tnct Pletro Fer run, cnmpu~t box
13•1 or phOOl' oxlt•Mioo 258 or
289 Student., lnteri'SII'd In attending
th~ October Fe Uval at Mt. Anl(cl
•hould 'lign up lmmcdlott•ly at the
lntormntim Dc11k In Tllmplcton . A
madmum of 50 people will flO,
Buse11 lenvo at 9 30 o m nnd roturn
at 1 30 p.m Bu'> Cnro Is $1 ~0
pur ponon
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Studcnlll nrl' reminded thnt S 00
p m, tomorrow 111 l.ht• lui oppor
tunii.Y lo add or drop cla•ne. with·
out o. $5 00 charge The 11111 day
Cor chanKJrtll cour'o" to credH
no record or grade I& next Frtday,
September 24
1 ht Sexual lnCormntion Center Is
plannii\R a thre<'-day confercncCl
on Human Sexuality lnll•r thl~
month The Log will publl'lh de·
tall11 In later 1-;sue!'i.
CLASSD1ED ADS
Students, faculty and staU are
welcome to run claaail.ied ad.lln the
Pioneer Log. The coat la 25~ per
line. All ads ahould be turned ln
by Friday lor publication the lol
lowlne Thuradft;y. • • •
White ush bl'<Sroom Bel. drt!"Rer,
double bed, ml rror. 2 bt-d 'tnnd!'
$55 244-6487 • oh
what a web
insecurity weaves
financial anxiety
invest
the answer
• msurance
the way
our program
costs less now
means security later
call us
today
stop by
soon
we're here
on campus
for you
come
PROVIDENT
MUTUAL
Frasch & Associates
I as the guy who Klvo 1lson Sizes .Up New Football Team Richard H Frasch Mgr.
Suite 315 Riviera Plaza
Portland, Oreoon 97201
Of11ce telephone 222-4301 No one u; more optimistic about
upcoming football season thlln
end C03ch Fred\\ llson The grid
mentor hn!> 19 rcturningplay
r~ Including junior Pnt Miguel
.. ccond learn all -conferen ce
hoict-al quarterback
'RacldOR up Ml.gucl Is freshman
I ~tnter from Oregon, Dave
WilNon ha:o called
a good prospect and
Mlgwl his tclp quartcrback .
One of the teams strongest fca~
rn." h l tl'i runniOS( game. Throe
or lr>st year'<~ top four backs are
returning with :.onior tarn• Mel-
~== :::=====~ lum leadlng the way Mellum led tho wnm lust year In rushing Col
itor lowed by JUnior Stnn Simmons and
ophomorc \1lke Gano. Sophomore"
UJu.• Stratl•r and Bill Gas~>ner
ombtnc with Miguel to form the
rHee CommltWe on Budf Pioneer aerial attock
Oporadon'i (l) The defense ls led by the de
stec Committee on Dovel~ (en~lvc co captains, back Larry
t Council (1) owe!> and linebacker Bob Phlll
ll ofS 0 F J\ General Chnl Ips Coach W\lson I' pleased with
~arrlc Lane lhe pas~ defense but lb concerned
)ber Festival Committee lth hi~ defensive line It h. ac-
Fete Committee: (6) ordlng lo Wllson, "the blJcltost
~ust Festival Committee (t (Jue-.tton murk or tho wam" since
e Univcr'olt,y (6) lhorc nre no returning veterans .
t:e Committee ( 4.) The offensive line l-; an added
loor Programs and Rctrca onccrn, with only one veteran o.nd
Arc:hc L. McAdoo
ASLC President
Restaurant
And
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ours
tAll Hours
lr Blvd. hat muY be tho smallest gt"uup
or llncmun in thu conrorcnce. WU
uture Bright
or Harriers
Coach Eldon Fh ha!> tht mak
lng~ of an oubtandlng 'ea on Cor
the t ro<;s countn team The team.
hlch Clnbhed ~ec:ond ln the con-
eroncc lnt.t ycu, has the top
"wen runm.•r'l back
Keith Woodard and Bob By
•rh lead the team as the top
wo runncr-t Byc.lrh wa~ Orst last
ear while Woodard ran second
n the learn Woodard ho.s bt'en
amud thb year':. Coptaln.
(OO.th f'l~ iliSO haS hopes Of
wo freshmen chalhmRing the vnr
!.>'. "Wl~ feel we have good pros
In Jerry Oliver from Aln
tnt~dn, CBllfornin and Rich Olson
o! Wll .. on High In PorUond "
i\lthoURh Ulo ll.•am CinJshcd t~c ·
co~1d lost year. Co.~tch Fllt ~aid,
t wat~n't t1 good !ieason Cor J.cwl~
\'llllO Clark, Thh y~>nr the conch
l'l thl• team can compete with
tl but three or Cuur runners In
l' h~IIRUl' son 1,; hoplnfl the pride :t.nd !ipirU
or the team wlll overcome any size
disadvonlaJ(C
The Pioncor grlddcrs !lnlshed ~ith a 4-2 record Cor second plac,•
ln the conference la!'t year. With
19 returning men C03Ch wu~on
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I -~ --._ bJ.g. Gvm clothes, shot:s, and book!> ... laundrv, cola, I I '<$~~':::~ sandwiche>, and books ... creasurc map>, potato I
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rna\ not be llllrl. the biggest~ dun m
'Wr hfe. but t s ha.'1-
t an rn these days oi
th n ~ that s not all rod
The des lS <un
p ~ that C S &nk til gt\ e
\00 a chotec of t~o f<ml~ n tt)
T -sh ns af ~ ou II pen a check
mg account
The • o S eat
shut lS one or them
ost eat shtns
'111 COSt 'OU at east three or
four bucks nght
free Th s s eat 9\m:
I ght atn coo
b:u=c T-shtrt \ reaii::.O..trul)-
0-T-shtn that comes r ght out
and sa)s nere 1t t nd "'here
you re at roo
Ea5) and honest
ov. af that docsn t mal< e sense
to'tOU that
eat
L·--~ be )OU ll hke
our mft.) put shtrt h ch
described fulh m rhl: nQ't • PIONEER LOG
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P•l-18 slllrl. ""f'\t ood huh ret
and gat
Thmk about the
comments fratu \®r fnends.and
fam1 \
\\ here d you get
that fUM) shart~
\\lnu.· our shtrt
realh ::onks me
\\ here af ~ ou
dan t mtn m\ ~ ~ do )"'U
bu.. our underv.ear
tuff hke that In ~ tt s sort of a gass} con
\ ~teonal ptece o.nd hen )OU
ear u man) o ur inends
ma) \C:f) hkc:l\ ha\e thetr C)~
glued to \ oor 1-htrt Or rna\ be
the) n t: ependmg n hat
rt. of ch cks rc tn the room
In an\ Qse thu
put-on hart c.~ put on
\11 v.e can sa) as
"'edes n tt~ r ouand if\ou
don t hke at or re cct at lor some
.. rcane reason ' u II ha\c nt
less T -durt nd e II hil"e
v. hole bunch of c::xt.m T -sh rt.s
e lJ be forud to ear round
the office ~ .. long tune ere·sllle aalcll.ll••
Ill ill •• 1!.
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The (.d tch lS that
you can t get one of these mfty
T-sh1rtS unless vou open a mft}
U S Bank chccktng nccount
Am one of th~
T-shirtS lS yours free 1f you do
1: ke ~'OUr piCk of three st=es m
anl' of the free destgru"
0'\\ that s not
such a txld bargam v.hen }OU
figure U S Bank hns as good or
rna) be a better deal on checkins;
accounts than an .. bank round
Farst ol II ha\1ng
a L S Bank checkm~ .. count
can come an hand} I or rm·
f; r tutnon For c othes Dates
C..nr repa1r 4.nd a ._ ho e bunch
0 other thtngs
And e\ ttl bod)
kno s that chedong ccounts
are neat for kt:c:pm~ ret'Qrd of
}"OUr o-penses. ) our month!~
report from the bank tells \OU
~hat }OU spend lor hat ond
\\here
And remember
lJ Bank onl) charges ).OU J 2~
u check nnd oo don t Nl\ e to
keep a mtmmum manthh b:ll
ance or an) thtng Thmk of It
thl.S '3
Sooner or later
ou rc gomg to need o good
bank ~ r loans \ ng la\ ·
be ~en uust fund
And U S Bank lS
abxlt. as good as on) bank} ou II
find for anythmg that has to do
"' n.h mo.'le)
Especu~ll~ \\hen
you re geum a rree T hsrt to
smrt thtn~ out.
To get rur.~ ~1m·
~l}l lop '" ut the ne;.m::st u ~
Bank branch shov. them "'Ur
s·udcnt bod} c rd o~nd y
ou a hkc a free T-shlrt bec.eu
\ ou re bout t pen a college
chot:kmg account Don t ccept
nytiungless SeptemtMtr 16 •
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ntral
of th ch -are Jo
Hetden,
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The
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offcr
11Atlnol
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Professo
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butldtn
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UNCENSORE
EDITION
Vol. XXX No. 1 Lewis & Clark College September 16, 1971 REVEALING
PHOTOS
TELL rALL!
rosh Dig on Orientation C ourse Views Social Change and Law
Th1• L( c.,mpus sht'd lLo; blanket
tr.tnqullllY only to be subjected
thl' ono;lnught of new freshmen
..,1~onl'!!day aClcrnoon They arrtv~
th n fn~clnatlng array o(parce lll,
, ~un tan!\ and storle~ nf
.,11 ... mcr mit~advcntures The class
1975 hu& rnl•mbers from all
rL'I or Ole country. the majority
whom come from Oregon.
'fhctte indlvadua b, -.orne "Ught ·
ly :~pprchcnsiw, wen· most cypt
ally rharactcrlzcd by the con
picuou~ manlln envelope!! slightly
lazed eye!.. bewtld_,rcd exprc'>
ion&, urgent quurric11 Cor dlrec
tlon'l nnd o!t.cn. tired and aching
teet
Thanks to Kelly llnyes and Co.
nd the extremely well organlzed
rtcnt<AtJon pr()Rram. the time new
~ulckly for most and lbe nustered
lrcshmen "oon bccumc acqun.l.nted
lth the beautiful campus clnd lLS
f.tciiiUe~
Deemed :t .. uC'cess b) many ClC·
au~>tt>d students. the ovcrnitc
tdliiP'• anulher or1entatton act-lvtt..Y. provtot•a many memorubll•
t>Kperiencu"' and In somt' cases
spiritual (nlcohollc") encoont1.•rs
which loll cvur.11 Atudent" ln rath
er dazed condl uon.. I\ I though the
3 30 a m bed check~ by the local
!rtendly ((Orrllla suit failed to mat
ertalilc. the ""hort''hlkt>" hadmo11t
o;rudcnt..s In bed bo!orl' tht> hour
approached
Tranaferr. and rorehtn l'tudent~
were al .. o upo11ed to the trit1ls and
trlbula tionb or campu" orienta lion
and ruglatrutioo t-:ntortalnmcnt
ranging from a twonty ·piece banJo
band to old stlont music nlck11.
wawrmolon feeds. llve (?) mu11ic In
thu Trnll Room ;md guided tours
kept thlngs moving
Registration. the climactic end
to the orlent.'lt.ioo, proved to be
the flnnl obstacle M an'dou mobil
poured lnto Pamplin CentN to se
cure !heir Or•t choice clnsl'e~
Th(• vtgorout~ activit) ended lbe
oracntallon prQilram oWciall) pav
ed the w:\,Y toward il year of cx
cttiOR acadumic l'Xpcrlcnce~ . Among the new clnucs addt•d
to thP LC curriculum for !all
term under the hiator) d••pnrtment
1a ''SOciety In Change: The Prac
tice of Lu~ and Justice," a con
tinuation or Ow Spring ttorm week
long pr()firrnm. ''The Angry Young
Profe!U>Jonalll," both coordinated
by Dr Alan KUtell. as l&tcddur.lng
the ~ummcr by Barbara t..ooml .
The aprtna term program fcal
urE>d L.1rry Keller of the \rchl·
tectural Deslgn Group, a" lmuruct
or and lecrurer. glvfnK 'ltudonuc a
.,light background in archltectUl"c
before taldng thorn on bus uxcur
"lOnb through downtown Porllund
giving a crldcat tour o! bulldlnga
•\:\ before. the prog rnm for fa II
term wtll bto taught b) proreulonal!'l
activt' in reform wathln tholr pro·
!cs~tlons . But. unlike the ~prlng
program, the coune will be o((er •
l!d a, a etas~ !or credll. lbouRh
graded credit-no record, Lasting
the: entire term wilb four Instruc
tor!~ rather than one. LJmltt•d to an enrollment of 20
(to mako bull tours and Interaction
feaslble), the elliS& is offered wilb
a prerequisite of the Instructor
pt rml sinn, priority gfven to sen
lor!'.
fhe syllabus explain!'! the course
us "'a critical examination o( cur·
rent practices ln in~titutionalized
law and justice as they exist in
Portland and in Oregon de-.lgned
to reveal the "lrengths and weak
neuea. the proml'lell and failures,
lhl' null and 'ltagnadon In the legal,
Judlclal. poltce and correctional
ystcm'l •
Couue work will be divided into
lwo p<~ rls the rc.tdifl.ll~ and lectures
with a St'rto~ or colloquia and the
trips Into Portland and vicinity to
enmlne each or 011.' syst.ems in
opl'ration at Cirst hand. FinaJ anal
ysiS or tht• <ttuden~. work wUl be
made on the basis of u pa~r in
which the student I~ upccted to
knit together one theme he find~
throughout the pruentation of the
four viaiting professionals. Oregon public 11ervicc law firm,
working on civil righl.8 case Aa
si5ting A!ichenbrenner will be a c::ol
leaguc, Bob Fitzpatrick from
Wuhington, D.C.
The uamlnatlon or the judicaal
y&tem from Oct. 4 to 15 trill be
eonducted by Richard .. \C. Hay
den, Superior Court Ju~e In Los
Angele5, a relatively _young mu
1¥1th a top reputation a being "re·
form minded," accordi~ to Kit·
tell Tl'ntativoly plann~ to assbt
.Judge Hayden will be a Portland
P"Ychlatrist, to empha~he the as·
J)ects or p~tycholfliO' taken Into con·
sldorar.ion ln court decisions.
Dr. l..ee Brown, black proft!uor
or police science nt PorUand Suue
Unlvcrsitv, rormer policeman and
coordinator or reform programs
within lbe n Jo e police depart
ment and author or 14 m"'atine
arucle-.s on police reform Brown
will be assbted by Victor Clzanc·
ka,., Chief of Pollee of Menlo
Park, Calif.
Credit -No Record Troubles 'the g\JUt leCturur., an t:iiCh prO·
Cession will present a two week seg
ment of the course with one week
or Introduction and one ohummim~
up conducted by Dr. Kittell. Tom Caddis, author of Birdman
or AJc:atra~. will conduct the course
stud.)' on correction No" 1 to 12.
&5ides BirdmAn, Caddt'J has
111 rtu.en a new book, a documen
tary on the Meanest Man Alive
and has ened as ad\;ser on
the President's Crime Commls
"ion. Orville B Pung of the Minne
sota State Training School, a re·
Cormatory, ill tentatively plaM~
to work with Gaddis duririjl lhfs by Lori Yarosh
Staff Writer
enthullldStiC ~ttudenl .. or Cre<ln-
0 Record classes may find edu-
-ntion shackled at the end of four
en rs of spn rse grading.
Dr Vcrgll S Fogdall, coordi
ntor or gradunw opportuniUt>S.
n an cfrorl to btJotter advl a grad
chool prospect~. $Ollcllcd st&te
fTlcnl" or policy on thl' !4ubje<:t from
urlou<, grad 'lchout:oJ He received
esponSl'l' from SC\l!O wc~t Coast
mvcrsitics and lbe llnlvursit_\ or
Iowa.
EHr.) one of the<;e 'chool.; ex-
rcs'lcd !>kepticism with thP
rcdlt-no record . ystem.
Where credit-no record cour-
c:> predominate. wrote Ro-
bert 0. Collins. associate dean of
the University of California at
Santa Barbara , "m aluators have
to rei) incrcasingh • on letter!. of
rccommond.ation and tirudunte Re
cord 1-:Xnminnlion (GRE') scores."
Unfortunate I}. he t' on tin u ed
man) profMsor'> arc unskilled at
\\rabnp convlnclnv, recommenda
uons F.von well written recom
ml'ndllllon~ arc likely to y,et tnade ·
quat1.1 rovlewln~T, by thegrnduatc <ld·
mhbion!> committee that hal' to
wude through hundreds of couro;c
evaluaUonR
The applicant, too. •·who ha~ the
least amount or evtdence." he ad
\i cd .. "l!'\ u,;ualh at a disadvanUlRl'
•ll(ainst thu applicant \\hO hal' the
grcntesl variu~ of evidence for nd
mi .. lfion ·•
"The rl'putation or an undergra-auatc school " Collln11 continued,
"is or exccpt.ion.'\1 Importance for
admls ion into gradualt.> ~tundlng
The departmental admlsl'lion!l com
mittee Is u11ually made up or senior
faculty who have wide experience
ln the profession and kno~ tho'\e
undcrgroduntu in~~tllution!'l wh1ch
;are strtlng In thch own dhdpllne,
Then can be no que:.tion that a
B from Yale In tu tory Cor in·
stance, •~ worth u triple A from
Rolydomc Tech."
"ln short thl· A-F y.r.ufing S)''>•
tl•m I. Ilk(' dcmocr:nc'. the wor.,t
of all poo;liiblc government!';, ) ct
no one has df.''>bed 11 bctll1r one."
According to ,J,M. Potter. ns
socintcd dean of tiC at Berkeley,
"as competition rnr hmatcd p1aceo;
incrensos It will become even more
dlHicult to gain admi sions v.ithout
excellent letter grade and good
recommendation.; ,"
Unhcrsity of On•gon Associate
Dean, Glen \ l.ov•• maintained
<.RF. scoruc; and professor rvcom
mcnd,\tions to be ll•<~s rt.~liablt:
predictorS of !IUCCC!'IS than the
tradiUon<~l grades
Tht.• vnr10us colleges ngr~u that
t.akanl{ most counc!'l for letter
gradl'" puis the "eriou" P.r:tduah.o
prospl'cl at his bt.•~t ;td\'anta~c.
Fo$:!dnll advbt•d 'ltudcnt-. to con
fer with their mnJor ad vi oro; "incc
moo;t cn•dil-no record roo;ervn
tion~t .tPPh primaril) to thl• major
Cield.
",\s each dt.•partmcnt a1 Lc~is
and Clark work!'i wilb its own ma
jors," Foadall obsen cd, "It will
Sex Info Center Reopens
Information on contracepl.Jvc!>,
abortion rofcrral:o., counsellns: · ·
tht•se arc a few or lbc san•icl's
pro\ 1ded b_y the tudcnt· run ~~ ·
unl lnformatioo Center (SIC) nn¥~
In lis ~u.•cond year The centl'r l!'i
l•qulppcd to hulp .. tudunU. dt.•nl with
lht• problt.~mt. that come "lth !1(''1( •
ual maturity
"Tht• whole purpo'le of tht.• r.cnt
N." nott•" ~tudcnt dl rt.>ctor Fllen
o·nrwn. ..... to lei pcoph· reel
u' thnul(h the~ h.I\'C some plact.•
or '>omt.·om• tht•\ can go to t.lalk
abuut Utt•lr probh'me~ .. particular
'> a nun) ntou!ily --that'!; wh we
hliHI the phnnt•."
r'llcn uddl•d, "Pl'opll' somt>tim••s try thc wlerdost home rcmedlt>!!
Cor problt.•ms. Wl• had onl' glrl
IR'>l yt!ar who tru~d to get rtd
of a case or •crabs' b~ wnshin~t
horsulf In scotch and 1~ sol. Wt.•ll.
It hurt like holl nnd d\dn"t work
an,) WI\)·."
SIC hopct~ to expand I t.s sl'rYkcs
beyond the campus this yen~ tn
tnclud•• young pcopll• in Otl' un•a
us Wl'll :as studl'Ol!l rrnm Rl'l'd,
Portl.md Stat~ and l'ortlnnd Cnm·
munit,) Culll'Kl'S . :)tudcnts wl!llh-
• ng lo ~:onuict !)lC hould cnll
214-8522 or 111 ra tl• t~ l\(u 234i
'fhc ~ ual lnformntion f't•ntf.'r Is
located bl•hind Huddh•11nn tlou5t! need to develop whatever appur
to mo~t help the !'\tudent gain ad·
mlc;!i\on to lbe graduate school
oC hil:. choice.
"Wbal the graduate schools want
most, of cour"c. ts e-.tdcncto that
the <;tudent ha.!\ the abiiH~ · and moti
vnUon to "' l qu;sll(' work. •• The course segment on Ia"' "ill
be presented Sept. 20 to Oct. 1 by
L.arr) A!lchcnbrenner. a Portland
laW.)'I.'r tong Involved In legal aid,
one or the rounder!' or the \{iss
issippl-Low lann L.awyer • Com
mittee nnd now :t member of an (continut.'d on ~e :n
c:o ... ••••••llllllm•a• lC ......,..,atorw inclwding Preald .. t Howard and DeeM a-H-a.,.,... Uelllft- oo...,.. to a tics,.- lat.,_ talM l C'
laat-11'11 -et~le.W Otlantetioft cull. • p 2 PIONEER LOG
"Safe" Campus Victims
To th-e Editor:
1 w uld lib to ~oauut that the
YalnlC"nan~ Departmt'nt place
speed bump" on tM cobblestone
road that runs al~ the north .sldt>
or tht' librar)
J suae.st thls bc.!C'aun when the
maintt'nan~ men who st<'P into tht>
cab o( one oft hose Oast\y red truck~o
immediatelY aasume ~ idt'ntit)'
of Mario Andrf'ttJ or A J Foyt
Y,y We and the lives of otht'r
LC stvcitnts' have bt.'i!n endanger
ed by then <hovel-wfeldlna d~rc
deVlls t rf'&llxe the s~ bumps
would ~ detnmental to tM buuty
ol ~ cobbleste>nu, but so would
blood.
Boyd Smith
Pion~r Loc
Aoril 20, 1971
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• or all tht' things that might bt•
:.aid of the college, ont' c:tnnot !i, "
that il docs not ~how concern fl'r
~hot , .. t)ec;t ror II..'. ' ludcnt..•;. Puu
inr. c;af-cc;) Clrst, the ~chool ha' in
stall<-d what might J)l'"S for :t '"i
Jump squzu·~ in the drag~trip on
the north !>ide of the Ubran In
st0ad of mo~ang duwn R'Nt8h'5 or
wand~ring students, thl' nashy red
rncerc; !rom matnt<'nsnce can bt'·
come airborne Gnd crush ~om<'
poor dent Thh i.-. the .. ort of
Jmpro\'t'ment our campu., ir. ~ lnp
for'
According to campus .. ecurlt,)
chief C R Pickett, the !iipced bump
is ac:t.uall~ part of th~ eCiort to
make l C '" pcde,trion umpus
"The bump h to discourage driv~r"
from u-.ing the cobblestone road
and to get thcm to u~c the UC'esc:
rCX\d behand Cri-:wold Stadium
(The acce\'-road h noll> paved
Thts ~ound" "ery admirable :1nd
m~ in ract bt· a ~orkablc idea Rut Clot' mn,' get the fl'4•llng thttt
Ytt' "'t~rc pcrhap~ botu.•r orr In
Uh' b:td old~ s with all the:> Marlo's
and \ .J •, YippinR up and do~n
tht• t-ampu' sp~l'd \\n,yl> Sin<'e the>
''Pl'dl"lltritln cnmpu"" plan:; ~-rotund
l"r "'"-..\ ~ ~ st'em to hnvc ht\d more
ln,te:ld oC Ct>wt>r h\Jurll'!; Foa
t•xomple
t A young bo> sul'f(\r(•d brokun
bo0\'11, nbrnsiont- and contu
'lon1- 1\ hon ht> ran hh bike tn
to tht> chnln~ ncar Odell Hall
o;horll,) nrter th~)' wore put up
IG"' ycnr
2. ,\ malntennnct• man suf(cr<'d
i\ broken collarbone when a
'PCl'd bump dumped him from
hh bike three ~cck" axo
3. An LC cood no" sports o bad-
1~ o;Jrinned and bruhed face,
thl• rc,ult or a fall from h~r
bake during oricnULtion week
The 'plll wa:. cau11cd b) th~
new "!llafcc;) bump" ror which
Bo\ d SmIth plN\ded
Jt look" a though Mr mith got
more thnn he asked Cor· an uMIRht
b skt jump c;pccd bump and un
'il.ghtly blood to booL Perhaps the
Surgeon Gcnoral should require the
~chool to put up signs ~ornlng
Pl'de<>lrinns lhnl moving about the
cnmpul\ mny be hazardous to thefr
health
But then, onemustsloptorealhc
the pr ioritic' that govern lhh
placu. It wa~n 't rea l~.) \{r mith's
plalnth o plea for sa ret,) that got
the speed bump installed •\nd no
bocU ever got run down b) caro;
t rul'ling the ~pcedw~ in front of
Templeton .
Well, safety be damnedl By
jin&o, we'll bave a beauWul c:am
p~U even if at does cost a few brok
en bones, scars and ot.herii\Jurie s
-J o. LC atUdentl have had plenty of opportunity thla wo.k to practl~ the art of croallvo tlmo-w .. tlng In linea. l.l~
Saga. the bookatoro , reglatratlon and the bualneu office gave atudenta a good ••cuae to while away the no~•,.. ,
fray their norvu. On-campua atudenta ahould have many moro ohancoa to pall dreamy hour• In the line.
m4Jaltlme
(continued Crom pascc 1)
.-.egmcnt
ln addition to tht' cln'l'<Os will
be the colloquin or informnl dl'<
cus.,ion periods held on Fridays
during the term From 3 to 5
p. m beginning Sept. 24 and end
inR Nov 12, prof<':-slonols and
,,s~>istnnts or colleagu()s on cam·
pu~ Cor that two week period will
be available to memb()rl> or the
clabc;, other 'tudenls and the pub
lic: Cor quet>Uoning and convl•r:;n
tion "Whnt attracts tht.t bright, per about nro what we might call
ccptivc. explotlng and c rent! vc 111tu cutting edge or the future •
dcnl.'i I am worrying nbout ir. what iuty~ Uul ones who wlll be af:
we might call the Blg Revolution ond c:renUvo ln adapting prt
compra.hendlng such cosmic nnd ways to new clrcumstJlncos. 'n
gcuet·alizcd concern:. nc; bring n ro turned on now to dlsl'lcnt
lng lntcrnatlonnl peace ro1-ist what h In store Cor them ~
log the military lndustrlal com they graduate? "1 would hope,·
pln>., lmplcmenUng cqunl right~
Cor women and minorities. dlCI'us
lng the population e>.pla .. lon continued, "to chango tho llvt1
the person who t.akos the cou·
"Tho student.<; I om conc:orn<'d a'i well a.s the guy who give Studt•nt' I
h man lnt
ntil & on p
me" ror
11 bt• plll)l
rsdny ol
limited t(
nvnlvcd In
urlo1u the h
~lgnup!l fl
rnl voll~
Monda
rllt p:.1mo
t 1 30 p n'
cnt<> art-1
ootboll.
4
1'hoo;c ~Jhl
did not
lnformn
Thl' q\.1
'rniL" th<' op
films from
ueh c:lnll!ll
treat Dietl,
ovenlh Sea
"UJ," nnd W
l.Oii!'!Onli
nd culture
LC. stu(
(.\ Unl vcrl
liS
No one i
upcomh
:cad CO.'\ch
'rnn mentor
Freeze No Help to Students The program .tccordlng to Klt·
~ll '" m«'nnt to bring l ()\\ ts :tnd
Clark ~loser to thl' real world
"ll'' something we bndb need,"
he c~plalned "We don't get much
of the REAL WORLD up here
on Palatin~? lut I In our Ivory To"'.
cr "lth o nunn()ry on one side and
a cemetery on the other lncludl
second
lee at q,
Bncklny
1-st.ator
oodmark .
oodmork
mcd Mig,
One of For a whtlc \\ almo:o.t appNu·cd a"
though PreStd~nl Nh.on'o; wage and
prici.' fn•cte mU:ht rdicvc somu
of the biU' oC thu tuition ana ex
pen!.ce. or ,,ucndlnr l.ewh and
Clar'k. tr students hnvun't realizcd
it their parent' ~urely have -
tuidon and rce .• room lnd bo."lrd
and ln~uranc~ have all gont' up in
c;ptw of tho president', action.
.\ccordlng !o Busine~~ Manaper
William C. Mallinson the added
e>.pen"es arc exempt rrom thu
freeze re)trictions . In 'iplte or
the c:onfudon surroundln? the
Cr~ze, the American Council or
Education has concluded that addl
tional costs announced prior to
August 14 Ytlll go into e«uct as
scheduled . Increases in 'itudent
expense!': were dec.tded at the moet
ing of the Board of Tru~t('CI" In
March and were announced In th(•
Log as well u in thc new catalog
The onJy students to e<ccapc 1.11e
prlc:c hikes arc those on thc guar
anteed tuition plan. who would race rui uon lncrcnsc wiln "" "lthout
a !rl'Cle These student" arc. ho\\
PVOr, subject to all oth.cr rai&c1>
NEW MAJOR "To n ~d~•nl(lcant segment or
our students tQday," he cxplatn
ed, "the ullrnctivc nctivllies on
campus arc no longor !rntcrnl
til•5 or football gume!o Nor, un
fortunately , nrc they ocndcmics Is l~
h• st yea
.,ctu rni"R v Thh; Is n personal inquif') to de
c.crmmo whl't.her Cjn "lntor-dcpart
mental MaJOr In Comparative LH
~rature," (combining forejgn lang
uagl" and EnRii~h litcrarur
cour ~~) would encounter some
lntt.•rc~t among the '>tudent..-. of
Lcwt~ .1nd Clark College. and tht' curriculum
r---------------------------! ~~~~~ ::~--~-------= ::::::~~ ~~~~~~::~ m lcudln "tle tenm h
To the Editor:
Thl•re arc several po"i tions open
on the faculc;)· and trustee com-
Dear ~tudcnt Reader mlttcc~o thts year It i., o~> .. enUal
Please check the box below and that these po.,IUons be filled ab
mall thic; chart back to Dr Klauto '>OOn as possible In order to add
Engelhardt, Campus Box 134 to the cCC~:ctiveness of ASLC as
\ll) suggestions would be vel') an organllatlon
::tpprcduled -Ext 259. Every student In the community
J Fro&hman :.J Sophomore 16 l•ncouruged to make apphcn-a Junior n Stlnlor lion for a commltkll.'(ll) lhat hl' is
Cl no interest 11 inwrested int~rcf)lcd an. 1\pplleation arc
t would conbider for my own available at the rnrormabon Desk
major or the ASLC Office- -I.e) be com-
1 would welcome It ab my own ms ploted and returned to the A~LC
jor F ._ ..... ____________ _J :XccutJve Sccretnr) by September e
Affairs (1)
Trustee Committee on Rellglous
\CCalrs (1)
Area of Acadcmis Affofrs: Cen
cral Chairman , Ken Cuno
Trustee Committee on Academ
lc ACCair-. ( 1)
Area of Intra-College Mfulr'>:
General Chnlrman , Woody Carl
:;on
't'rustce Committee on Publi<'
Relation~ ; (1)
1'rusloe Commlllec on Cnmpu11
Planning (l) omblne w
frut.tce Committee on Budt loncl'r acj
and OpcratJoos (l) The def(
Trustee Committee on Dovel~ fcn.,lvo cq
menl Council (1) owes und
An~a ofS O.F.A General Chnt b Cooch
man, Bnrric Lane the pass d1
October Fe!>tival Committee I llh hls d4
May Fete Commltteo (6) ordlng tq
Sawduc;t Festival Committee ~ ue<;tion ~
Free University (6) thorc are
Dance Committee (4) The oCr~
Outdoor Programs and Rotrca .onccrn, w
(6) hatm~
Arche L. McAdoo or linemen
ASLC President
Log Welcomes Ideas 24 All appointment... wlll be de
cldcd by the ASLC President and
thl• ASI C Cabinet Members
fhc following I" a lht ur the ,_.._.._...... __ ...., __ ._.._...,..._._____..........,._..._..._.~ future
or Ha
It is cu5tomar~ for c:ollcgc pap
~rs to ~elcomc the contributions
that it.~ readers ma.' wi&h to orcer.
The Loc lb no C:\CcpUon . We hope
to continue the facullj -written col
umns ol last year and to encourage
thoughtful contribution" from ~au
dents.
Thb l5 not to say that the Lor
"Ill be a so.1pbox lor 1!\'Cr~bt'ld) 'fi
prop.1gand.1 (the editor rc.sl:r\ e
that right) II docs m(•an that tht•
Loc if> antert• tt•d In hearing from
the apatht>tlc: muJori~ . Rl•sldell,
lf you turn in an .trtidt•, th~· worst
that C:ltn happt.•n Is that h won't
gut prlnt.l•d which 1 wh:1t would
aourely happen anyway If ,vc111 didn't
tr:).
IC you wish to turn In an arllclc,
bring 1t do~n to thH Loe orfano
in the luwcr lt•vc•l ur 'ft•mplctun
or talt. t.u th11 editor. l.t•tt(Jr to
lhl' tdJ UJr hCJUid be addrcutd
to Campu!. Boa; 2 J •
1hc rigitt burcaurratJc 11lruc:· area~ avntl&blt and th<' number
ture of the Loc ~ill work faster if or position .. ,,val !able In ettch area
you type your thoughLo; in nice Areo of St.udcnt Affnirs: Gen-
doublt.•-spaced palfCb Leltt>rs er.ll Chnirmrm .. Dave t-·, anto
r;hould not be over h\o pages long F<~cull,) Committee on <;tudcnt
nnd ttll work l' !IUbjcct to space Affair., (6)
limitations , The deadline ir. \1on. Rcll.giout. Alfa1rs CommHtcc (3)
da) at noon. C'ommunle:.tJon& Bunrd (I)
...,. ___________ '!!:!~~~ ~~-lWl' on Student 1 ----r
I ~ditor : . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Ouellet I
1 C onagmg Editor · · · · · · · · · · ......... Nancy Varekamp I I S opy Editor . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Varekamp I I taff Wnt.ers · · · · · · . · . Lon Yarosh, Nancy Varekamp 1
Wendy Morrell, Bay Van Home I I Linda Co/bum, Sharon Holbrook' l I p Jodi Rutz, Nancy Hanno~
I hot.ography ... Joe Ward, Tom Butl<"r, Lynn Attwood I
BU!uness Manager . . . . . K 1 i Advtsor . . . . . . . ......... , . Ratte AB'IlJI,lbl. I
· · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · .. · · · · · . . . . on be~
I I I Co~:;~~~:l~c; t~la~~n~h~1~·=~t~!n~~~denll of Lewla and Clark I
II weekly durtng the o.c:ad 1 · d. Oregon, 97219 Printed I
ctasa postage paid 81 ;o~~:;a~?:g~':, Lnke Oswogo Revlow Firat ,
,_, ___ ....,. ----.. . . . --------- --.-.--Restaurant
And
Coffee Shop
Open 24 Hours
Breakfast Served At All Hours
19th & Barbur Blvd.
246-3371 Conch 1
""" runn
r whll
the
In rruut thi
Conch
t>' "We
llo In September 16, PIONEER LOG
---~~---- ------------------------,
Announcements I
I
I
Umo·w81tlng In linea. t.IIW
•• to while away ttwt hoUrtt
dreamy hour• In the llnt1
nrc what we miRht cnll
~ edge or the futurl' '
the ones who will be nf·
•roativl' In adopting pre•
to new clrcumst.nncos 11
urnod on now to dissent
l'i In store for them a1
Jradualc'l "I would hope;
ucd. ••to change the live•
erson who tnkes the c student!'~ lntcrc.,t••d In plnyinp
'( mon lntramur.tl football hnvc
Ul 5·011 p m toduy to <;lf{n up
., (or tho rdlt mnn h.•amt~
11 be played every Mondlly and
r!ldny nt 3.30 p,m Fllgiblllty
limited to ~otudont!i who arc not
votvod ln any lntrttmurul 11ports
rln~· U1c lnLrnmur 1tl soason.
Sign up II !or the 'ilx-mon Intra
voll<>ybnll tonms arc due
cld Mondny ut ~ 00 p m The
nl gnme wUI bt' hold Thursdnv
7 30 p m Elll{lbliii.Y rcqul rc
'' art' the 11nmc as those for
oountll.
•••
ThoM! !>ludent., faculty and o;t.aCf
did not oMwt•r the Cine·Ciub
,tlonnnlrc nnd CHI out the IBM
rd will be able to do so at
c Information desk thi-; week and
jc.>JCI The quostionnalrl.' offer<~ stu
aon~ the opportunity lo choose 20
lms from n list of <12, Including
uch cla~"l cs a~ Chaplin's ''The
trent Dict.otor," Borgman '-. "The
ovcnth Senl." Antonlonl's "Blow
up," and Wollos' "Citizen Knno" •••
LosRon~~ ln Romanian lanauagu
and culture will agnln be avnilnble
LC o;tudon~ . Dr Poposcu or
the Unlwrsll,y of Bucharest will tN1ch fir•• nnd 1wcond year clnae
C!I at Portland Stub~ tJnivorslty
duriOR thl• !<ill torm If nnough Ill·
di!nl!l arc lntcr,•'lh•d Or Popt•at!u
m11y bt• tnvHod to locttrn• nt t.cwl11
and Clurk durlnR the winter term
lnleroated atudentl. Rhould con
tnct Pletro Fer run, cnmpu~t box
13•1 or phOOl' oxlt•Mioo 258 or
289 Student., lnteri'SII'd In attending
th~ October Fe Uval at Mt. Anl(cl
•hould 'lign up lmmcdlott•ly at the
lntormntim Dc11k In Tllmplcton . A
madmum of 50 people will flO,
Buse11 lenvo at 9 30 o m nnd roturn
at 1 30 p.m Bu'> Cnro Is $1 ~0
pur ponon
• • •
Studcnlll nrl' reminded thnt S 00
p m, tomorrow 111 l.ht• lui oppor
tunii.Y lo add or drop cla•ne. with·
out o. $5 00 charge The 11111 day
Cor chanKJrtll cour'o" to credH
no record or grade I& next Frtday,
September 24
1 ht Sexual lnCormntion Center Is
plannii\R a thre<'-day confercncCl
on Human Sexuality lnll•r thl~
month The Log will publl'lh de·
tall11 In later 1-;sue!'i.
CLASSD1ED ADS
Students, faculty and staU are
welcome to run claaail.ied ad.lln the
Pioneer Log. The coat la 25~ per
line. All ads ahould be turned ln
by Friday lor publication the lol
lowlne Thuradft;y. • • •
White ush bl'<Sroom Bel. drt!"Rer,
double bed, ml rror. 2 bt-d 'tnnd!'
$55 244-6487 • oh
what a web
insecurity weaves
financial anxiety
invest
the answer
• msurance
the way
our program
costs less now
means security later
call us
today
stop by
soon
we're here
on campus
for you
come
PROVIDENT
MUTUAL
Frasch & Associates
I as the guy who Klvo 1lson Sizes .Up New Football Team Richard H Frasch Mgr.
Suite 315 Riviera Plaza
Portland, Oreoon 97201
Of11ce telephone 222-4301 No one u; more optimistic about
upcoming football season thlln
end C03ch Fred\\ llson The grid
mentor hn!> 19 rcturningplay
r~ Including junior Pnt Miguel
.. ccond learn all -conferen ce
hoict-al quarterback
'RacldOR up Ml.gucl Is freshman
I ~tnter from Oregon, Dave
WilNon ha:o called
a good prospect and
Mlgwl his tclp quartcrback .
One of the teams strongest fca~
rn." h l tl'i runniOS( game. Throe
or lr>st year'<~ top four backs are
returning with :.onior tarn• Mel-
~== :::=====~ lum leadlng the way Mellum led tho wnm lust year In rushing Col
itor lowed by JUnior Stnn Simmons and
ophomorc \1lke Gano. Sophomore"
UJu.• Stratl•r and Bill Gas~>ner
ombtnc with Miguel to form the
rHee CommltWe on Budf Pioneer aerial attock
Oporadon'i (l) The defense ls led by the de
stec Committee on Dovel~ (en~lvc co captains, back Larry
t Council (1) owe!> and linebacker Bob Phlll
ll ofS 0 F J\ General Chnl Ips Coach W\lson I' pleased with
~arrlc Lane lhe pas~ defense but lb concerned
)ber Festival Committee lth hi~ defensive line It h. ac-
Fete Committee: (6) ordlng lo Wllson, "the blJcltost
~ust Festival Committee (t (Jue-.tton murk or tho wam" since
e Univcr'olt,y (6) lhorc nre no returning veterans .
t:e Committee ( 4.) The offensive line l-; an added
loor Programs and Rctrca onccrn, with only one veteran o.nd
Arc:hc L. McAdoo
ASLC President
Restaurant
And
offee Shop
ours
tAll Hours
lr Blvd. hat muY be tho smallest gt"uup
or llncmun in thu conrorcnce. WU
uture Bright
or Harriers
Coach Eldon Fh ha!> tht mak
lng~ of an oubtandlng 'ea on Cor
the t ro<;s countn team The team.
hlch Clnbhed ~ec:ond ln the con-
eroncc lnt.t ycu, has the top
"wen runm.•r'l back
Keith Woodard and Bob By
•rh lead the team as the top
wo runncr-t Byc.lrh wa~ Orst last
ear while Woodard ran second
n the learn Woodard ho.s bt'en
amud thb year':. Coptaln.
(OO.th f'l~ iliSO haS hopes Of
wo freshmen chalhmRing the vnr
!.>'. "Wl~ feel we have good pros
In Jerry Oliver from Aln
tnt~dn, CBllfornin and Rich Olson
o! Wll .. on High In PorUond "
i\lthoURh Ulo ll.•am CinJshcd t~c ·
co~1d lost year. Co.~tch Fllt ~aid,
t wat~n't t1 good !ieason Cor J.cwl~
\'llllO Clark, Thh y~>nr the conch
l'l thl• team can compete with
tl but three or Cuur runners In
l' h~IIRUl' son 1,; hoplnfl the pride :t.nd !ipirU
or the team wlll overcome any size
disadvonlaJ(C
The Pioncor grlddcrs !lnlshed ~ith a 4-2 record Cor second plac,•
ln the conference la!'t year. With
19 returning men C03Ch wu~on
can look forward to n good year. ---------------------------------------------1 I
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~ If you haven't vee ... \OU 5hould. Flaunt vour mcelhgence And bag at :
I lea~c 101 dLtlerenr form~ of campus gadgern m our hta\ly-dury, go everywhl:r<.: 1
I -~ --._ bJ.g. Gvm clothes, shot:s, and book!> ... laundrv, cola, I I '<$~~':::~ sandwiche>, and books ... creasurc map>, potato I
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I ~ c.hcckmg ac<.ounc ac Ftrsc Nauonal Bank of Oregon. I I The ea>c of "rmng check> co meet your money need> I
1 can onlv be marched b\ che east: '"'ich whic.:h your 1
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1-I A free T-shtn
rna\ not be llllrl. the biggest~ dun m
'Wr hfe. but t s ha.'1-
t an rn these days oi
th n ~ that s not all rod
The des lS <un
p ~ that C S &nk til gt\ e
\00 a chotec of t~o f<ml~ n tt)
T -sh ns af ~ ou II pen a check
mg account
The • o S eat
shut lS one or them
ost eat shtns
'111 COSt 'OU at east three or
four bucks nght
free Th s s eat 9\m:
I ght atn coo
b:u=c T-shtrt \ reaii::.O..trul)-
0-T-shtn that comes r ght out
and sa)s nere 1t t nd "'here
you re at roo
Ea5) and honest
ov. af that docsn t mal< e sense
to'tOU that
eat
L·--~ be )OU ll hke
our mft.) put shtrt h ch
described fulh m rhl: nQ't • PIONEER LOG
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P•l-18 slllrl. ""f'\t ood huh ret
and gat
Thmk about the
comments fratu \®r fnends.and
fam1 \
\\ here d you get
that fUM) shart~
\\lnu.· our shtrt
realh ::onks me
\\ here af ~ ou
dan t mtn m\ ~ ~ do )"'U
bu.. our underv.ear
tuff hke that In ~ tt s sort of a gass} con
\ ~teonal ptece o.nd hen )OU
ear u man) o ur inends
ma) \C:f) hkc:l\ ha\e thetr C)~
glued to \ oor 1-htrt Or rna\ be
the) n t: ependmg n hat
rt. of ch cks rc tn the room
In an\ Qse thu
put-on hart c.~ put on
\11 v.e can sa) as
"'edes n tt~ r ouand if\ou
don t hke at or re cct at lor some
.. rcane reason ' u II ha\c nt
less T -durt nd e II hil"e
v. hole bunch of c::xt.m T -sh rt.s
e lJ be forud to ear round
the office ~ .. long tune ere·sllle aalcll.ll••
Ill ill •• 1!.
~ ..... ,, ••• 1
The (.d tch lS that
you can t get one of these mfty
T-sh1rtS unless vou open a mft}
U S Bank chccktng nccount
Am one of th~
T-shirtS lS yours free 1f you do
1: ke ~'OUr piCk of three st=es m
anl' of the free destgru"
0'\\ that s not
such a txld bargam v.hen }OU
figure U S Bank hns as good or
rna) be a better deal on checkins;
accounts than an .. bank round
Farst ol II ha\1ng
a L S Bank checkm~ .. count
can come an hand} I or rm·
f; r tutnon For c othes Dates
C..nr repa1r 4.nd a ._ ho e bunch
0 other thtngs
And e\ ttl bod)
kno s that chedong ccounts
are neat for kt:c:pm~ ret'Qrd of
}"OUr o-penses. ) our month!~
report from the bank tells \OU
~hat }OU spend lor hat ond
\\here
And remember
lJ Bank onl) charges ).OU J 2~
u check nnd oo don t Nl\ e to
keep a mtmmum manthh b:ll
ance or an) thtng Thmk of It
thl.S '3
Sooner or later
ou rc gomg to need o good
bank ~ r loans \ ng la\ ·
be ~en uust fund
And U S Bank lS
abxlt. as good as on) bank} ou II
find for anythmg that has to do
"' n.h mo.'le)
Especu~ll~ \\hen
you re geum a rree T hsrt to
smrt thtn~ out.
To get rur.~ ~1m·
~l}l lop '" ut the ne;.m::st u ~
Bank branch shov. them "'Ur
s·udcnt bod} c rd o~nd y
ou a hkc a free T-shlrt bec.eu
\ ou re bout t pen a college
chot:kmg account Don t ccept
nytiungless SeptemtMtr 16 •
H re
pm tn
ntral
of th ch -are Jo
Hetden,
'aota. 8
nd Ro
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P ul
Professo
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