Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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October 28, 1971 Volume 30, Number 7
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1971-10-28
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lVt>rnrnent nml the
gtstrant ua all mall('fl
·c. tt ls v;ase to •ti"' .... J-.:-------------------------------------Symposium Probes
Spiritual Quest
·e:;llons "'ttb an lnd
fl c(!unsolor• beforf' f-..;..;.,;~-----.--:--:---- l.-··_w_•R_n_n~ti=::C:-h-H_k_C_o_ll_t:,gc_• _______ ...,:O~ctobu r 28, J\971
ommittee iJJOnsors tsit Th~> Spiritual Quest Sympos
ium. to b held Nov 1-3, may
lead to the rflscoverv of ne
tecllniquto or lcarnlQJt, accorwJ
lnr. co Presldnnt John R fl<1 -
ani 1em.
!Uri ath11'f'SS ch.lfl~fo
''' hO.\I'fl Tht• regula
you to send c hnng
ltdtlJ'I•Ss to VOUI'
10 da vs 'fhls ts lin
.. use It IS not eGo vern
1ft bo ll'tl letter!> achcl.
1 vou--onh· thilt thev
lo \'our Ia st kno" n
1r tfon't reach ou p
n:w lost im&IOrtant
may be prOS"Cu''-""
1~ th~ regulation
lectlve Set v1ce m
vou n re n\to'tl v and
to vou U it
n vour pan (lmmlltcc for a New Pr~s-
sponsort'd n campus vistt
Fleltl, rr•glonal c~m&l:ltgn
cr ror George \tcGovcrn ,
.,"'" Judson, Oregon college
111ator, at n lunr.hcon m~l
October 22
1 Brant WcGtt
11f Wtlt"
,eep vour tlran tiQanl Commlllec, an outgro.,.·th
Tim regulations rf!Qtt: J>ollllcal Action Coalll1on.
I nohh· thu boortl zed to establish ror-
Jhat could uUecl thscuss Issues with pres-
t.r.tllun 10 tl.lys niter ll c.tndttlates or· their re·
( H This ,. 111 en.tbh• ., •.• e ntatlves Accorrhng to
ve Uu~dcferm••nts vou Ethng••r, tM Comm1tteP
to ~e'A' President v-III not n't lleUeve everv e an)' candidate.
r Remtomb ·r lh::tl emphastzed the am-
(hem~rs, appeal ace or the stutJent vote in br Selective Service uoc~ommg Oregon Pnmarv
cmve var"tually no on or Mav 23
e suml' Is true or presented n brier sum-
Jerks, 11.ho rna\' or the car"~r highlights of
u unmtenllonnlh' vern, a Democrat~ no.,. . . . . . .. .
COlumn IS (Or thP bell'
onP. 10 lh•• LC comm\1! ~
oncerned about the w~ ..
t~Uect on their lives
h<lS .1 general
believes should be
o pr1nt should contact
e ee as U.S Senator h·om
Dakota
overn. n .,. inner or the
,,. ... shed Flying Cross. flew
ssicJns over Europe in World
as n bomh"r pilot and 11.'35
tw1ce, follov.·lng the
servt>d l\\O terms m the
of Representatives from
1961 Arter Jostng n bad
thu'il tet m. McGovern v.~s
ll'd tllrector of the food
cace Program by Prcsl-
He served tn that
until hls election 10 the
In 1!!62 He ·•· s re-eled
a landslide vote ln 1968.
r.k'•-.. ern first spo e agatnst of December 31 of thr> year of
s.assnge
Recently McGovr>rn servl"d ns
ctwJrman of the Oemocrauc Re·
form Commlsston v.·htch, Fl~>ld
clauns. hlls workoo to make Um
Democratic N Ilona! ConvenUon
more responsh•e to tlle people
and to lessen thr> lnnuence of
the partv boss~>s
Commenting on Mr.Govern's
poor showing ln national polls,
Fleld sa1d, "NobOdv has a bl:!ll
Qr organization Umn has George
M c Go v r n " FiehJ conllnm .. >tl.
"George McGovern hasn't gott
en to ~Alter~ he Is \\'llhout be.
lng a winner."
In 19G3, McGov~rn first spon
soreu th~'> Economic Reconver
sion Act and pr'Opost>d II again
In 19i0 and 1971 Field said
that lls passage 'lloould convert
the U S e~onom)' to a peace • econom • "guarnnteelng a job
to everv American ~Ito runts • to v.ort " McGon!m h.as pro-
posed a 20 billion cut In the
defenst• budget and a reordering
ol nallonal priorities
ftelrl said that McGovern Is
opposeu to Amencan a ad to those
dictatorships att~.:mpllng to sup
press revolutionary acth•ity :and
to governm~l assistancn or U S
corporations In foreagn countr1~s
exper1encmg rlomeshc unrest
Field termed chlrgcs that Mc
Govern v."DS merely h?stlng tM
political \\111 rs ror Ted Ken
ned~ 'absolut{'\y mHculous ..
Et1102er clost>d the meeting an er
vdth a proposal that tbP Com
mittee for a Ne•· PresitJenl in
vile pollla~l workers to speak
to students on the mechanics
of runntng a poUtJeaJ campatgn Tlte Symposium, p2rt of the
Cof\vocntlon series and support
e-d bv Presadent Ho rd. Is ln·
tend !d to pr s nt students and
faculty ~ lth tll Idea that high r
sense J)Crc:eption and p:tfilpsy
ehol y may lncr asc retention
aod speed up the enure learning
Ron Field, regional youth director for Sen. George McGovern .
met with etudenta on campus last we Ilk. F1eld and co-worker Don
Judaon outlined McGovern '• long-atand lng oppoelrton to the
VIetnam war.
nvnl\•ement tn Vietnam Ill
opposing it on both prnct
nd moral grounds He is Edith Green Spearhead Aid Bill
of the McGove,rn
d Aml!ndmt:nl to End the
v."hlch ·ouln cut olf all
of American comh3t as Rep Edtlh Gr~n (0 -Ore ).
memlK'r of the Special Subcomm
Ittee to the House Committee on
Educahon and Labor sp rhead-
ood Drive Welcomes
bust LC Comm.unity
" ·nwg the1 r blood 1\'J>i!S ed a .. 1 bUilOII llo\UU IlL <•U•U Ill·
sutuhorul 1d package authon
zauon to the House of Repre
sentatives for noor action by Cong resstanal cost-
parrs
The blll must clear the full
House, thea go to the Seruate
House Conference to ort out
d1Uerenc:es bt:t t> n the t
houses for fUUl Ole aoo then
to tlle President to be s1 ned
mto W\li
Bonthius process
The diSCUSSIOn le dors Ill
be. Sv.-aml Sivirmnd Rnd~ H r
bert 8 Puryear. Pb D • Grace
E McGinnis , M A and Louis
The four speatcrs ar; prof s
sional people. :ar" Involved in a
subject are ltult Is badly ln
erpr ted The mod rn lma&e
Jf "occultists" lends llS U more
to shiv rs and sploe-uogl s th:lo
to valiiJ psydi0log1cal study Ttl
purpose of tb s mposlurn sp a -
.rs. then. '11111 be to lllllempl to
plac .. the spirilual quest .. In a
more lntellect~l llgbt by dis
:usslng the actualimp:lc:t or high·
er sense perceptlan em th sea reb
lor meaning of hfe
Admission price 1s SZ per
s sslon and 8 for th St>rlf!1i
Tb re 11 be no cha~e to LC
students. f cuJtv and siJ!tr for
tbe discussaon se.ssaons All
tic:.kets Y•lll be aY!lilable t th
door on arrt.al or at the oU1c
or ffelen Hutchinson ln T~>mple
ton Center
E.A.C.
Recvcle v
Waste
Thr t-:n, tronmcnt.nl uon
CommaTtet.• of UJ\\ I! nnd I rk
as UO\'-ble to n.~ I ~e1 nd
olununum, due ~o 11l \: ment of
u ooll tron box lal\t <~turda"
Lc\' ts nd Cl rk "'tudcnu nd
f LU\t\ n.r cncourugcd to LnkiJ
olummurn •::an ond gl to tht:
rec\'t'hrttt bos. m 1\•mph ton
parkmg lot..
Ct\nUtllle~ MJ)t."C"Jf\ h t rna ..
be dCJ)OStl d Rn nd bottl
houlrl be dean :d. nd II mctol
tnkcu uff th • glu conLDm"r;;
The ftiD hou ld be ~ p:1 r lt.od
an to ('O!o~ nd m .,. oo m h J
at the eolle tlon bo lthrru h
b ~r bonl " hould b... un
br en Lnoo~ m:'Cd nul be
rcmO\l'<l
Tht.! EAC Ill t JUtd b\ th
lOll for Sill ~ and lummum,
ond procc ds w•ll Jta t ard
pcakcr nn l't nlo
Reveals
pro SCOilL'i thmk
1s too skinny for
lt ts true thnt . c IJav.eans are again
the Red Cross Blood
Thursday. Nov I, m Otn
·nnn•c: 1 and 2 from 10 a rn
p m Evervone between
8 and 65 nod ••elghmg over
~umis 1s welcome to donate
or blood nmJ 45 mlnu-Blund dnnur arc .. tagablc to
rt."t l''' '-' ··rrcl'·· hlond 111 t'n -: or
ncruit•nt Tht• umnunt uf frt.·t•
hlnotl rt:ct•t\ cd '" t.1tfUO I to the
nmnunl thl' dunnr hu cou
tnhutlod tlunnJ! ha h(c Tht..•
(!nm~ rate on hlond tnru;
"""'''" ht•rc nrnu mJ 20 per f!tnl Thl' blll's atd pac.kage v. s
put ln Its final lorm. exparuJ(I(f
by S700 mtllton. b\' n last mmute
amendment antroduced tn Repre
sentnlht' Green Two-lb1rds of
Ulr> mone) 111 b userl mgrclnls
an-nld prograros based on lb •
number ol stud~nts m the colll'f:!~
or universih To id small
schools. more mone,· perstudent
v.·lU be gh·en for the first 300
stu~enls
The other tbmt ot the pac. -
age 11> 111 oo gil' en according to
Ute formula embOdaed in tbe re
port or tbe Special Sub Comm
ittee, oosc-d on the amount of fund
ing lbe lnsUlutloo rece1v s from
th state 'fbe Black Caucus re
portedl}' s a strong annu nee
on Uae tv.o-thirds one thlnt form
or thc Green Amendm~nl Status Criteria
on garnl' George l"""'
In the shO"ACrand dt
But tf he takes
(oints and tJucsn•t get
lily will star in
ball. laghllng up oo
11 is a rough game,
gets ISOIIlShefJ In ~""'
After n ~me he .... ,
On weekends . ht•
reJdmg n book o•·
• plano But d
it ts football.
ball Hu never """~>4
on the I tvnt
obServer ''Cl'urge
!ieems to be on J!T tSS
rge 111 th~ lltt• up
Villi hll\'C lo:ultlf.i
Is never just even
mpi!tilJon- ·he Is 1Jn""'
With him 10 the u.a•~
e Paone .. r Y> til b\!
ne..,. horlr.ons of
h••h· home games v.1ll
a111t Uwll' games au\ I tbcar time Advantages for
Include donuts. coffe\'nnd
cCarthy Set to Visit
r -·n Eug('ne McCartbv
., comes to Portl1111d on
Novemll r Stb ror a dav
ranees, speeches ~nd
MrCarlhv IS h~>rt> to
the Issues and tab
on the '72 Pn•slden·
ce 1n th(' Ot.>moct~tlc pra
lle arnves ILl the Port
lor• 1 Airport at 9
fler an nlrport press con
he goes to the Portland
ym tor a speech at 10:30
that day McCul'th)' v.·Ul
reception given in his
bv the Multnomah Count''
c Part v 1 he rceeption
Is op n to ltw public, Is
to 10 p m l the Shernton
Inn Eugene McCarthy will be in
Portland neat weel. to sound
out the poaelblllllea for hla
candidlcy for Pretldent . He
will apeak at Portland Stata. Tile full committee re-stren
thened a b:ln on s~ disc.nminn
hon tfllll had b(!Pn Ul}U(ed b\' tbe
suhcornmitl~ Tbe b.lo voould b •
llllll(.'IJ p3rttculn rl\· at dlscrtmJ
nataon uga1nst ,.;omen. sc.cordtnt;
to Reprcsentah~· Gre n
fhe ban stated U..at no person
"on the b:lsts or sex shall b"
\1\!ntet.l the btoneflts or ny educn
tlorlAl p~rum or achvit,·'' that
recctvcd fedl'rnl rtnnnclal assis
tance nnd I conducted or lldmin
lsl~red b\ h tnstltuuon or hi h
er edueahon
Tb • hllhon dollar aid program
Is unllkdy 10 rna e it o~ r tll
four rem inu~ buren s un
scathed es~~eraau~ thts 1.111 b n
11 ap1'ropra hons torludtr mil
liar· on~s ar und n;oio scru-Bob Boottuus. th~ dtr c.tor or
Portland Drn.ft Counsellng and
Ed u c li 0 n c~nter Ill KolnOrun
House, 11s the feature speaker
t a semin=tr on consci otious
ohJt?CUon conducted Oct !0 m th
ChaR':L
'' 8r11t W"-t
SbH Wnttr
Subjects coTen!O r.1nged from
lhe eont~ntsofLoealBoaro tem
oraoctum No 10'7. enutled "Crl
teri for Consdcntious ObJect
ors" (CO) topossihl~approoc.hns
an answering the four questions
on th • SclectJV'eS S"n·1ee's form
for conscientious objectors
Bcnlhlus empb.ilsl~l'd tlldt CO
no longer bad to b a member
of a peac c.hurc.b or an orgun
l&ed rt'U ton A CO s b b fs
bo'l cv r. btch rna b! based
on mornl or Uueotl pr epts,
must beth pnmar, guldlog fon:e
tn b1s life Brant JcGee. LC dran coun
selor. explained tbat lb Arm.
Medtcal Service is not based on
bumanatarian priodples and lbat
its runcUcm is to ~turn uoded
soldters to dut as soon us pos
sible
Bonthlus stressed lh:lt CO
should (11 hls cl:um as e1rl
liS posstbl In ord r to \"'ld
Cfnllil!S Of UllOOI nC\" from hiS
local board
Aa m Ddment to this ye r's
e.xtenston or th draft pro\"ades
for additional procedural fitbts
lucludlng tb. right to ruve It
o ss"s prt>s nt at a personal
ppc na nc: • Ute rt bt to ~r
beron.: lh s t nd IUUOtlll
appc;U nts aDd th rtgbt t
hl e u quorum of thl loeal rd
pr nt t a per ODll f'PCl ranc OSPIRG
tlling to
Thl' resr10nSt' and support r -
CN\'ed b} the Otl'r.On Mudt•nl
Publtc loh"'r••st Rt•seln'Ch Group
(OSPIRG) 1ndtc:th"'S c:ollegt! stu
dE.>nls ar~ flnalh ·ulllng to unite
to help and prote<'l Uwm elves
·~~~~~------
by Nit\ happ
Sblf Wrtttr
Tbe ongmal Uh•. of a student
finance<! consumur pro tee uon ~~
cDC\ v;as propos<'d b\' consumer
ad\oeat~ Ralph ~r1der Onh· n
year ago Sa\lcr toured colleges
h~re tn support of this ar.cnc •
and OSPIRG b nlread\ near1ng
fUll opernttonal status
ThP function of OSPIRG ts to
gather, tntet'pret and pubhcn.e
t(>ehntcnl data CCinCcl mng posSl
ble consumt'r or cm·tronmental
legal ''tOl.lUOns Hopefulh'. pub he
opinion w11l th(>n force the appro
prute state or f()(ll'f'ill agenc\ to
take action O~JliRG'~ prt'senl
tax-exempt status t i"qun cs them
to be non-partisan and prohibits
actual courtroom lit1gnt1on
P~ul Anderson, om• or 0~
PJRG's professiOnal 111H, saul
the group '<l ill collect a round
SISO.OOO thts ·eJr from 14 Ore·
gon colleges The amount is ex
pected to gro"' as more insta
tutlons p:trtic1pate
Tbe funds arcgathH(.ld through
a student:s contribution of one
dollar per term. usually colle<'l
ed durn~ registration Ltst
sprmg, in a contro\·erslnl and
natinnalh · sigmllcant dectston.
the Oregon St.Bte Board of High
el" Educatton opted to let each
public college decade on tbe11·
OSPIRG participation .
At the pr~sent , all seven or
the state's four yenr puhh<:
schools aro involved TllC BO.I rds
of Trustees of lour pri\'illt:' col
le,ges also voted to began collect
uon
Community coJleges, although
not Ci!n~nlllv .as orgamr.e<i, arc
also takmg part Collections nre
~ang made at three communlt}
colleges. .,. ith Ut remaanmg JO
as \'(:t undecided • 'The funds ar<!adminastcred nod
Lhe professional staU IS hired
(and lired) h\' a st te board or
directors composed or students
elected from particlpahng col-
leges. The OSPlRG conshtunon
also prov1des for quarterl} aud
its, thus teepmg students mfor
med as to '1ihere their mont•\' IS
going
Tbe professaorul staff ts now
composed of tlarN~ p£"0plt>, t"'o
attorn!'\'£ and a st.o:crclar} The
board all enlarge the staff as
TKJ~S. NDY. 4
~clWWPSity
~(Rws Indicates Students
llnify ~hennselves
the nc(l(l artst~s
Although tht• stJie bo.1rd ol
directors nnd slllfl are still In lh('
finBl stng~:. of oflt.lRlF\Ihon, An
dcr!'on s:ud some n•search IS
bt•lm• dont· on the r:ate struc
tur('s or tht! state' pubhc util
Ities. ln\'Csllgntlon 1::. also bt'lng
done on the ,.,,rtous auto ucct!s
soacs .sold v. ht<:h clatm to rurb :ur pollulh'Ht.
l.t•v. ts ,111d Cl.u·k Colh'rl 1 not
nov.· tnVOh't'\l In osrmc .md th•'
rcsaon sc~ms to Ill• w11l1 lh•' stu
ch~nts '.tlht•r thl\n tht! Bo;trd of
1'rush't'S 1 hP hlstorr nnd possi
ble future ol OSPIRG hl'r t.: v. ttl
be pr•'!!<'nted tn the ncJI 1ssuo
ol the Log,
LC Speech ~eann
Places Nationally
For the thmi onst:. .. utlve ·ear
th~ LC Sl)Ccch squ.1d has won
second place in last p~ar 's nll
taonal competttaon v.lth schools or
less than 2000 students Pnrolled.
by Haner Haonon
S1atl Wnter
According to Georg~ Austin, J,C
sp.~ch co:lch, the squad was also
fifth or all colleges tn the countrv
Judgang bv llte team's perfor
mance this vear, lhe record m.ty
b(' mJtfntAlncd Austin rf'lports
he Is ·•utremelr tmpresst!d v. ath
thiS hne shov.tng so early mthc
St!3SOn " for the tturd n .1r tn ·' rov.
ln wlnmng, the team garnered
approxlm3telv tv. let• as many
potnls llS the nc.tn•st compt>lltor.
P.lctUc llntversity
Phl<'tng an tht• I.C tournament
v.ere· Mll.;.e Wullmnrk and Jtm
Allen, Sl•conct In Senlor Dtvlslon
Dehall•: Gar· Wall mark .1nd Mtke
McCrot• ·, lied for first in Juntor
Dobalt!; Mike Wnllmark, sPcond
tn Senior EJ.tempor:tnl•ous : and
Mar-gtt• ~tlchell , thlnJ In Scnio1
lnterprettttion
ln Junior Interpretation , Dana
Hdfner took second place .-.nd Ted
tied for thtrd in Senaor l::xposl
tol'~, and Jim Allen took hrst
in Jumo1· Exooslton- The team has so rar parllct
pated in four· tournaments ln tbe
Oct '7-9 tournament at the Uni
versity or Wvom1ng , M1ke Wall
mark and Jam Allen advanc£!0
to quarter hnals. Senate Discusses
At the Oct 10-11 tournament
at th~ Universtt)' of Northern
Colorado, Jam Allen and Mike
Wnllmarli made tt to octo-tanals.
and Gan• Wallmark. ~d Mike
McCrorv to quarter-ftnals
Out of 31 schools trorn flvt•
western stales competmg m the
se\·enth .mnu.1l LC tournament
on Oct 15 ,Jnd 16, Le'<l·is and
Cbrk look the sweepstakes a\lo"at'd Lt.>gtslahve committee ap-
potntmenls and requests ror rund
lng raced the ASLC senate In lhetr
Oct. 20 meeting
Chturman S.1m Sebabl proposed
star1tng n sign-up llst tor ll'g
islallve committee pos1Uons for
thl' semttors Prt•$hJl'nt Arcbe
McAdoo eJplatne<J lh• funrl1ons
of N<'h of tht> commHtet and
the last h•' tlescrlbed wJs .tp
prov·~ b} the senate Funding necessnn · fOI' lhc Wo
men's Center W'as pllced at -325.
Arter much dtscusston con
cermng the necessHv or a wo
man's center, the motaon tonllo
c<Jle Ute $325 W:\S p.ISS~
A mot1on was made to allo
cate ~25 tov. .1 rd funding va l'ious
aspects of the Mcc., rUav c.lm
PJign. parhculn rlv those invol
vtng student pa r·llciJl.llton The
mouon was tabled
John BJnner :Htd Ll."' S..tuct•da
were nommatetJ lo sen·" on the
CommumcaUons So.mJ McAdoo,
past senator who served tn this
capacit't', expltdnt.•d IIH• function Ot•lotwr 28, I
Fundi
of the poslhon. Fol nu.-inlt
cusston, John Banner" as (liP':
to serv~>
Senator Lamar f<.~u&•~
rats~l a mot ton that a comm
bl· nstabhshed to Invest
IRHC tun,iinv,. 'l'he
carded Mc.Adoo Jsk~
Faulkner chatr !hf" comm
and gel rour olhtar mem
both on-and off-campus
a tors
It v..1s dt>ctded to hold 1!1
ure mePllngs m Dming R
and 2 1-atlter lhaR 1n the C
Ch..tmbers tnlwr 2H,
An lnlntmu
lu• ld 'l'tl
p m f.ntr
Nov 1. F',1
n• tnvt lt•rJ
· ;~rstty swt~
OWl~
"Up Wtlh P
~L'(Jt.u::;tllon.tl i
travtug I
l-nt·nmon w.\
tlwnu
ortlnnd Nol
m a public tl
'rhe go.1l
o communi
The Theatr
eran~t a thfl~
o all l.C 1.1
:ackngr> 111<:!~
,1m1ng Rome
entation
8 JUn. In
..,.. ... _ cost as
obt:Hnl'() C
at the
II b•• an (
e St. fiele ~
in .. on S.tlut'
SundJ)',
lntdoor Wll
the ASL.
ore lfetal
be loun ~
ICSIIC OrtVI
An lntr(
Transccnde1
be glvl'n N<
In lhl' WU
Templl'ton (
A KL{ 5'
cast on r
tatlon will
:30 p.m.-~ Students Plan Fast,
Vigil or Pakistanis
'I ho• C.hapel World ~ C\ tiw ammcdant.:' nl t.ht• <'I Ull" Visiting Faculty Repor
Resear The Grt
Srudy Groll
r mers.,llo
neslta). N
111 the Intel
fee and coq Actann CommaU'"·e is . ponsoring
o ca mpu .,, ad.,- pro~ ram to
acqua tnt LC tlulcnll; y. it h the•
Crtlll'l.tl fooo hort.agl' nnd tht•
'thn•nt.t>nmg ~tnrvataon y. huh
l'XII'ils lfl lnd111 und r~auH
l'nki wn. nnd tn hdp cnn·
trahutc Inward o oluuon.
Tlw urgcn• \ ol thi!! ttuatmn
hm; ~>tamulnt~d Lt nnllon·wnlt• 1'1·
fort to ml'ludL· u muss'"'' fund
rm~an~ wmpaiJ(n and ,, lnKt,
Y~M. • •
'l'he untwnnl cln\' nl 1.1 ttnc '"11
hf• ~~~' 3, hu l ho~nu"c ul tun••
Khnrtngc lor JH•'PR rnt.iun, l. "',..
ln11l ''ill lw No\'l•ml)l'r 10 On Intriguing
In tulcht 11111, tht• (.,WAC hn!i
tcntattH'I\ ' planned nt lea~;t om·
11\Nll ul me und lcntalt>. Modl'J;,
chu JK'I !IN\'11•::21, u nd 1 ht• lm u uun
of .1'\ptt\1111 .·.an!! for tlnnutions
\\ill al u lw 1wt up.
Frtr mun· inlurnutllun, contJH'l
.Jnhn Mu\'lloltd, Ntmcv Wurd, nr
'T uvlur l'nllc.•l. Furth1•t plun!!, UK
the\' un• llnultzt·rJ. wtll hl'
C'ov..rt~ 111 11w Loa. Drs. Mnrrts Morgn·t Jnct Ken
neth L,loyd, tv. o faculiy members
from Washington Stall! UntV•lr
sth·. will be sp~.1}; 1ng In the
Tomhnson L.ectun! Room In the
libra rv Tht> II' ctures ha \'e bPen
a rranr:ed tllr ourh the ps vchologv
department
Dr Morgrl-'1 will !;pP..tk on
F'raday Oct 29, from l~l'i to
3 p.m He has don.• constdl•rable
research tn the area of .mun.al
PIONEER LOG
Ed1tor . • . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . • . . . . . . ...•.... ... Jtm Oul'llet
Manngtng Editor ....• -...•........•..•... Linda Col bum
Copy Editor. . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . • . Kathy K uba
Production Edtt.or ....•.......... -. . . . Sharon Holbrook
Business Manager . . . • . . . . . . • • • • . . .. • . . . . . . Kalte BtU:.
Ad\·iser .•. _ . . . . . . . . . ............ Ron Abell
Staff: Gregg Takayama , Bruu Trachtenburg, P3ul
Kageyama, Eluabeth Jason, Sue Ru:harr/$on , Wmdy Morrell,
Pttuline Morih4ra, ,Jeanne Howard. Marilyn Staples, Ted
Rattray, Allt.~n Johrwm. Woody Car/.8on. Keith Woodard,
David We.5l, Brant McGee. Lisa Curtsing~r . Nan.cy Hearon,
Sallyarw Coylt, Bay Van Horne, Nancy Hannon, Clu:vlenc
Lom, ,Jody Rut:, Carol Wil8on, &th Hockin, Cheryl Colt-.
oan Mamm•n . Nancy Va.rekamo
Photo bt&ff Lynn Attwood, Jim Dixon, Doug Fowler, Daue
Kinotthlta, Dave Shibuya, Bob Wilde. :urp r cssion ~nd 1:. curr~nUl
vesttgatang the \'af'l:tble
ing aggressive mtce t>ettar.: The Regt
Ike to rem
llnu••mber I Hrs talk ••HI dt.>al botb w
research on animal ag~
and 1ts tmphc:Jhon lor
st.1ncling human C'Onduct.
Dr Llovd wJI1 be on
Monday, No\'. 8, o nd will u
·,tudents rrom 2 30 to ·1:30
Ht v.lll present a ttenl'r''.ll
expln tnlng how contingency
ugeml!nl can effectively be
ltt.ad in unlversltv leaching .r-..:.1 his term
drop o
grade of·
Conttngcntw managemt•nl
fers to .a set ot Mstc na-~
ogicnl principles dP.rlved
the t!xpenmen tal studv ol
learmng-process nt ~11
of educ.J.tlon. Or. Lloyd has
reseJrch In ftnding the
ptf~ctlvc me.1ns or applying
llngencv manageml' nt to thl
lversatv classroom .
Wnnl 11 l(irl 1«1 talmr~ h~r
rncnt wtlh 11\t.l, W ••U ltl pr
S t•:. M•'ll, t 'nil 23 1-fi:l·tl, a
\'h·ka•· Aepr«>S''"
bird Grtd\l
nallorul ~"
\'Ides t~.un ·
gt•ment tor
PRICE: $3.00 • •
Offtc•al f>ubhoat1on nl 111<! AMoctall'd Studllnta of lA'WIII and ClnrL;
Coii~Rr.! . 06tt; S W Palatine Htll Rnad, l,ortland, Oro ~on 97219 f>rmh ~d
•~C'Idy during the ar.adl'mu· ) l!llr b\' lN.> Lalit' 0 Wt"j;n litl\'lt'~ St.'(ond Cia
Por.ual(r. r•aad al l'nrdand, Orctton •••
II • • •t~X~r 111~
~t~~lltr hOtr
•o common
WCA lsn I D)
docle 0111
at collr&t 1
11.11 aldie ••• .... ,:
I t a t The CQnwnta of &hu publication are the opanaoo and ruponatbtlily or ~
llarT of c.he Plon.r~r LA¥ and do not nol'<:•' nnly reOect lb. policy or the ASl.(J
or Lewaa and Clark Colle,;e llablu Ud cspa.nol'!
lcslinns and tutoranc Rea
rstes Call K€!Vtn 3t u 16 Ortolwr 28, l Ot wlwr 2jj, 197 I PJONEJ-:R t.OG Pag~ 3
ANNOUNCE ENTS
An lntr·.unural S"' lrn Meet will
be held Thursd.t •, Nov 4 .tl
·1 p m f;ntrlt·s must b•• In by
Nov I. racully anrJ .tudt>nl!\
.trP tnvth•t1 to p;trll<:lpah, but
<trslly swlmm••rs ,\fl' not nl
lov.1ed
.. ~ .
"Up With Pt•oplt•,'' a non profit
L'flucallnn.Ll corpomlion v. htch ls
t r 1 v 111 r. to brea~ down the
ommon w.llls pcoph· put be-
we"n lht•mSI!Ives, will b • In
ortl:tntl Nov 1-6, nnd v.11l put
n n puhllc pt•rformance on Nov
The goa I or the program as
o communlc.ttc through love. . . ..
The rhc.llrc Department Is or
,ersng u tht•atr~-dtnncr pack.1~e
to all T.C f<~cultv and sl.aU. Thr•
Jl.lCk.liW anclucs dlnnm tn Duback
f>lnang Rome at 6 p,m and thP
nn!.se1r11 lion of • 'The B.tlcony''
8 Jl rn. In Fir Acres Theatre.
M cost IS S3 and Uckels m.tv
rr,=-. .: obtained from Helen flulchln
ifundi
posll10n f~ollov.
on, John Banner w:Is "'"'"
tv e.
ptor l.amar
ti a molt on th.at ,, comm
established to Invest
' funding. 'fhl• m
ed, Mt!Adoo askt•d
·ner chatr th•• L'omm
gel lour other mem
on-.wd off-campus
v.as dectct~ to hold all
eettngs 111 Danlug R
~ r.tther th.ua tn the C
hbers.
;y Repo~
Researo
esslon and as currentiiJI
1g.tt mg the va nuble
aggresstvP m1c.e bt>hlH'
talk Will dt>,ll both
•at ch on amm,JI
its 1mphc11tlon for
inv human ~onduct.
r. I loyd will b<· on
~day Nov 8 and will a~
lent~ from 2 30 to 4:30
w11l present a gent>rul
:11mnc hov. conhngt.>nr.)'
ent can elft'<:tlveh· he
in universitY t('nchlng
nttngenc:y managemt•nl
to .l set Ol haste nn·,
al principles derlvt.>d
expertmPntal stud\' o!
fning· process at .til
IJr L.lovd has
iu hnding the
live me.tns of uppi\'IIIG
cv maMgt~mr.nt to tbf
tv ('l.lssroom.
CLASSIFIED ADS
t 1\ ~earl tll tht\rt• lwr
t \\ith nu; Wuuhl pa
• Urt•a ( ult :H I 1:J II: I
" ..
If • ..
bln Ud t'Sl•anol?
!SOilS and tutoring. R~a
s Call 1\evln at 11.111 .1t the lnformnllon Desk
•
Thas llttlloween week-end there
all he .tn overnight stay mside
Sl Helens Ape C.tves. Leav-
nR on Saturday nnd coming back
Sunday, tht• Tr~kl!ospielers,
Wilderness Pr~ramme
the ASLC, wall camp inside
CH vcs, combating goblins,
"~!looks und ghosts v.·ith their
ack-o-lunterns and nashllghts .
ore detatls and the stgn-up
n be found nt the lnformahoo
Ortvers ••ith cars are
rsed ror gasoline costs
.. ,. ..
An tnlroductorv lcrture 111
Traosccndentnl Meditation will
be rtven NovembPr 2 at 8 p m
ln the Wllltam Gray room ln
Templeton Commons
A Kl C Special Events broad
cast on franscendeutal Medi
tation will b, atred tonight at
:30 p.m.-8 p.m. and 11 p.m.
• ••
The Great Britain Overseas
Study Group v.tll share their
conversa hon and shdes on Wed
nesday. Nov, 3, nt 3:30 p m
in the lnt••r nation.! I Lounge Cor
le~ ani.! cook1cs v.·alJ be served . ..
The Rt:ga:;t mr's Office would
hk~ to remind all students that
!November 5 i~ thl! last day ol
thts term on which they mav • drop a course and receive
a l'rtdl' of "W" . . ..
Repre ~·\nt tltvtt hom Thunder
bird Graduate School of Inter
natlonal \1anagement which pro
VIdes lt•;.tnang tn busmess m.ana
gcment lor oVtJI'Seas firms, 'tlitll
e most
eaning!ul Semester
ou'll ever spend ...
ould be the
/n ... ld
lt•t ftll, 1171 to llnu and t•e Ontlll
1 lranslt torrn.11 I'I10tt than !1.000
114crlli hom 450 C4mpll\u have Pllllcipattd
il ltmesttt In lilt\ unmue prD£ram In onlrt
ll)On1al tdut~hon
wilt bro.dtn your horuons, lilr~•llr and
~ur~thelr • • end aave o1 belttr chance to
~la.e II thiS thanltn" WOtlll
studr ar le• "''h an eJptrtl'll(td co
IIPOI•t.an raculty, and thrn d11urc pon st~o
IIUdJ the \f~Vrfd •hell You II dtKV.tr 111.11
nutter hOw tort1111 a11d 111 away, \'011 llrfr a
'" common ,.,111 PtQ91c ol otllrr l1nth
Isn't u eaperulvt 1s ,~ m•&tll th1n\l
done our but to b•mt 11 wtlh•n ruth of
ou colftcr 1ludrn1s Wntr toda1 lor hn
CHEI.S h111mta lrattl wttk Cftdtl lor teKII·
and admhlltlraton . be on campus <HI Oct 2'1 Con
tact S£-.PO, !loom 22-A, OfMJ
M.tn<,tt, F:xl 4!ol2, for .lllpolnt
ments or· lnform.•tlon
10 • •
\ Fcsuv.tl or AIIPrnaHve LICt!
Styles Is scll!'fluled Nov 4-6
.tt Pol'll.tnrl Sl:lll! IJnl v"rsll r 'fhe
rr~" event Is pl11nr11~1 u round ~
"huv. to'' ll11•tn•• fo1 JH!Oplc v.•ho
arr St>eking llf'lli posstbllllles In
ftallv hvanr. All tnl«!t "Stefl p£>rsons nr(! in
VIt•'IJ to attend workshops Ctncl
convcrs.tllons on such topiCS ns
child care C~'nters, consumer
rOOf! ~'o-ops, recYcling , I~Jn:tnts '
rights, ermronmentn I plnnntlllt .
pr epat.lllve chtldblrlh, transpor
tation (thd prison reform F'or
further tnform:dlon, r.nll ZZ9-
N33.
lcoutmucd on pnt(t' 4\
(Balcony' Opens
r Acres Season
Ftr Acres Thcatrf opf'nll !Is
season this week ..-, alh Jpnn
Genet's The Balc:ooy. The Hew
YorkF~r magt~7.lne snvs that the
play " • sattsttns to a dP.Cr"•'
h 1 the r to unknown our conlPmp
oro~ry appt.•ltte for vtolence. pt~r
verston :tnr1 squalor " tllnsory world than re:alltv One
player sums it up· "What vou
call outside is as mystMtous
to us as we tlr•• to it ·•
01 r ~ e tor francaso Rcvooer,
however. feels that the m.-ssage
IS of secondary tmpo1tance His
primary lnter~s t is ln conveying
the J)Oi!try or the work, and ln
dcL'fi the plly is VE>ry wPll-to rltten
The beaulv and gr-ace of the
lan~uage IS wbat ReynriPrs would
ltl'e to 1mp.1rt to the audtenrc Craig Mclntoah, Bob Glowecl and Eugene Snow app .. r In "The
Balcony." opening Tuesday at Fir Acree Theatre. Curtain time for
the aomewhet unuaual drama la 8 p.m. fho s C; en e Is ,,n clabornte
whorPhouse In un unnamed
country. Ev«'n though H blood V
revolution ra~ •s outsldt>, the r•1t
ula r clientele m.111:age to contlnu••
to act out lhetr illusions in a
world more tanglblt: to them
than rf'allty Itself 'The Actor Is a ocrite'
This ts the crux of Genet's
attack on contemporary soci€'ty,
that we have lived In a role so
long we h.we forgotten how to
be real, natural people People.
hk.e the char.1cters In the play.
an~ more to touch with our own
Vanishing Br frau Rernden
Theater Oeputmerrt
Actors nre not to be trusted
A careful distance between net
or and nudtence as mamtatned
lnstde and outsuJe the theatre
Species?
Maggie me~ not be mooching meela from Saga much longer when
a new policy on doge goea Into effect. Dean Hawley obaerved
that the pollc~ of allowing the doge to atay on campua •• long ••
they were not In Templeton Center haa felled lor lack of atudent
cooperation . Full detalla will be available In next week'a log.
Radical Educatior. Project
Book center
A New Bookstore Serving Portland
1405 SW 17th 227-4640
Good sdection oJ titlt•, on:
lmp ('na/i.~m
Wc,mt•n :.; l ibt•rotion
Working c.·/a... ... '> Oltd radic..·al Anh.•rican history
Political & t·conomic tht·ory• t·sp,•c.•ally ~Ot.'ia/i .... m
U.S &c.•ne: l&t•alth, rro/oJ:..l. Nt•uo Left, t•ialencc. t"Ciw-:ation
Non-profit , all volunteer cooper,ative
Come in. look around.
Tell us what you want us to stock.
Hours: 10 am-9 pm Mon. -Sat. Actors ar-e professional hypo
crites Thf:y pretend the truth,
the)' are liars Lyang as craml
nal and should be puna.shed Aud
Iences gather 10 the temples of
make-believe and from the dark
they applaud the criminal act
of the actor
A profcsstonnl actor Is trntn
ed to he H1s make-behcve roles
urc pcrforme<t w1th kno~t·ledgc
or human behavior and under
stamling or the ri.gtd dlsctpUnes
ol th" theatre bustncss. His goal
ls to become n most excellent
h.t r nnd he gels paid for his
craH and tale,nt.
Non-attors 81"0 forced to pay
for thPtr mnke-believ" roles
TM r~le pl ving mnrtet is large
and extremely acllve. Thepnces
\'1'111' from mone,· to a slice or . ., m · n s soul Thr sclh!Ul gtmmlck
Is UIJlt role-pta yang provides easy
power Bought power ls puu
dtse Heroin
In Genet's play, The Balcony,
power 1s lor sale t a cheap
prtc" Madame Irma. the own
er of a House of IUusions serv
es her customers acconhng to
need The t o thousand year old
pov.er hgures late The Bisbop.
rhe Ju<f8e, Tbt> General are sold
and acted out with pass1on and
conviction The&r orgastic mo
ments or glory and heroism give
birth to a ne" "reality "
The Big Lae ~"Comes Th
Trutb, and the truth is good
Around the Hous of lllus1ons
a revolullon ta "S pl c:e Some
hoy;, some ·here, In G net's piny
there is
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740 N. State
paper mountains
no
routines
no
9 to 5
no
recognition
mort?
mdependence
more
freedom
more
insurance counselling
check our campus program
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AROUND TOWN Junior Overseas ogram
Possibilities Under Study
A )unior Jear ab1'0ad progrnm
to be spent an MumC'h, G~rmnnY.
Is betng constdeN."d b\' the rnc·
ult\· curnculum comnuth~t', The •
by Woody Carlson
Staff Wrlt11
prog~m v.'Ould bt' dl'stgnPd prun·
ar1ly for German majors, but
other students such as mtcr
natJOnal alfaars majors v.-ould
also be eUr.ible to partlctpate
Or George Smclair of the de
partment of foreign languagl s as
tile pramary mo,·ing force behmd
thiS proposed addition to the
curnculum Although a tentali\'C
structure lor the progrnm has
been workt.'d out, he strr.ssed
tbJlt no decision bAs \'et bt~n
reathed
S1nclnlr has been pursuang the
matter for sb years because he
feels such a program ts ~ssen·
ual for German maJOrs, and also
useful for other maJors.
He ne•·s the program as es
pedalh· \'tlal tor future hfgh
scbool German teach~rs
''Tbl'\' reallr must ha\·e it We • • cannot prepare them adequat~l\' dar~tcd lt summt'r mshtute hn
anC'l.>d tn IIH' U.S Orctce or Ed
uc.tuon fot high school foreign
lBnguagl'.' 1n tructors. Tl\e 1965
session v.~ts for Fri.'nch teachers
and wns held h~·n' Howev~r , .111
suhs~quent scssaons were for
German anti wert• hl'li:l tn Munich.
The Munich connections. an
cludln& ac:crt~tta lion from IM
Um\·ersll\' of Muntclt, required
for tbe proposed Junaor vear
ohr(\1\cl nr•• ctlr~ath 111 t'XI"'U'I\CI! .
Olhl r Junaor year abroad pro
t;rams atreadv exi t, such as
that sponsored b} the Oregon
State s ·stem ol H•cher Educ.a
uon, and senH-al I.C students
ha\e bl'en enrolh.'<l in outside
programs or thas sort in the p:tsl
ll'v. l'CltS • Thts points out. nccording to
Sinclair, ont> more reason for
havang a program of our o~n
Students who leavt• ror a vear
soml•tlmes nl•rer r.-turn, so the
college v.ould bcnetil from havmg
n program of Its own.
Another factor ctted bv Sinclair
m support or has proposal is
that the school cannot guarantee
the quality of outstde progr-.tms.
"Lt>v.•1s and Clarl\ and other pr1-vatc collt'gcs In this .1rca should
h,I\'C 1\ progrnm Of that tvpc or
thelr o~n, ~~ohtchwccancontrol,"
ht o;,tid
Onl\ n JXH'tlon of the progr.Jm
would he lilted by J,C studt'nt"
tht> balance coming from other
anslitulions
Should the progmm he consldt•r
ed useful hv the facultv currl-•
culum commtltec, Prcsadent ,John
R Ho'\\·ar'il 11o ould act upon at and
ma~e the upproprlllte nnnounce·
menl 1n th•~ Log. rhe Fifth Dimension, the vocal
group that got their bl~ start
five yt'ars ago with 'Up, Up
and Away , appPar<> In concerl
Sunday at 8 p. m In thr Memorlnl
Coliseum
Tickets 3re avatl.lbh Cot th••
pt>rformanct> Crom Stt>veM and
Sons, Lincoln Savln~s Meier and
Frank Ucket off Ice and thl' Col
iseum box otrice. Prlce!'i arc
$3 50 $4.50 rtnd $5.50.
"Rock Around the Clock,"
Monday. Nov 18, to the once ra
mnus s11UIHl nl B1ll llul .,. uud
The Coml'IS, Chuck Berry and
Pioneers Triumph
Over Ups, 28-6
Saturdays Agamsl UPS he con
nected wath nine completions In
the first haH to run h1s season
total to 81. Thts broke lht' Single
season mark or 79 sE.>t by Sklp
S~vers an l9G& Miguel bas !our
games remalnmv. Something ne\lo blppcnld to the
Pione~r rootball team on Satur
da~ . They v. on The defenst• ulso
helt1 the opponents to less tba n
20 points tor the flrst lime this
season. The score was 28 -6
wttb th1~ win comang OV('r Pugel
Sound.
Junaor quarterback Pal Miguel
con I In u e d to break rN•ords
Miguel has hroken passing rec
ords nn three or the last four bere in one hour a day A person
needs to lne the language 2-t
bour.s a day:·
Smclatr has arnved at this
concluSion through has c.xper
lt'nce ~ tth forNgn In nguBgl pro·
gram.. f,'mm 19h5 to 19 9 he Monday Set For
Swim Meet Deadline Lewis and Clark came out strong
in the first period to gain con
trol af the game. The score was
13-3 entering the second penod
before UPS closed up the gap
UPS quarterback Mike Mickas
passed to 8111 Hecker tor 2·1
yards to brtng the score to 13-9.
After the ens u 1 n g kick-off,
~flguel started an 88-yard march
w1lh a 29-yard pass to Bill Gas
sner Gassner made a 20-vnrd
recephon tn the bag play The
drtVl" ended v.1lh Larry Mellum
going over from the one-vnrd
line tor the TO UPS scored
once more tn the huH and made
the score 21-16 at hatrtirne. ANNOUNCE~tENTS
!contlllucd frnm pag' II
Students ante.rested in planning
the freshman onentnhon lor 1972
should se-e Cathy Cote ln the
Student AcUY1\ies Office or call
El.1 314 People chosen for tbe
posltaons of chairman and hand
book-loo ;boo}. editor 'A 111 re-The deadline for antramurnl
s~·Jm meet entraes as Monda •
at 3 p m The meet. 1o1:hlch be
gms on 'fhursdn\' nt 4 p m ,
features all htgh school events
shortene<t for the benefat ofthose
v.l1o mny bl:' out of condat ion
Th•' cve_nts mclutlt' men's and
women's comp1•llt1on, 'A llh dls
t:ltlces or 50 and 100 vnrds in
fr"est)'le . backstro~.e butternv
and medley relays One-and three
meter diVIng events are also tnAccord In ' Coach Ted Bovrtt,
v•ho Is planntng the meet. no
var·sth swimmers ar'' altowcd •
to competll Students 11re ur-ged
to comp•>te as mrHvhJuals or as
teams
Boyett added that a fe.thu··•
ot the mc>el mny pat Joe Huston,
athletic dtrector, agutnsl u stu
dent an a !iO-vartl"gt-udg•• race "
Entry 1orms c.1n bt> picked up
at tlle o!ltct• of Ted BoVl'lt, El
don Fix, the pool or the ph\'SIThe second half found the game
changed to defense The OM btg
offensave play was 110 83-yard
pass from Muwel to Gassner
whtch made the !"On~ 28-16.
""lve a salarv • People 'IHth interest and skill
In planmog and conducting a
campmg program, the lookbOOk
aDd handbook, soclal :acth'ittes,
tnlormatne meetings and new duded. Students Tutor Local cal educutaon office Monty Rurev and Paul Nelson
led the defenstve unit for l C
v>h1le the l PS offense produce-d
very little. Rurev Sl'l up a pos
stble LC score by lnterccptmg
a pass on the Puget Sound 25-
yard line but the LC held goal
was unsuccessful . Rut ey picked
off another pass 1n the fourth
period but the PaonePrs again
fatted to score. Nelson turned
back the Loggers 1n their fanal
:scor1ng threat by snagging an
mterceptton in the LC end 1.one Underprivileged Pupils
actn tties are ehg1ble ·
A recycling box for clear alum
anum cans and glass In na\\ tn
Templeton parting lot let.al
should ~ remo'lied from glass
contamers aruJ glass should be
separated by color and smashed
at the collection box H011. ever.
beer botUes should not he brOk~'n
and lnbels need not be rPmoved
TbP oox is sponsort'd b\' the
En\ ironmentnl ActJon Com mitt~
ee Proceeds wtll go to-u.artls
engal?tng a speaker on ecol~~ . .. .
Gale Enger, assistant profess
or or mus1c ana college organist,
v. 111 pla tbe premier organ
.recltal on tbP new Casa\-ant pape
organ at Grace Memortal Epis
copal Church, N E 17th and Weid
ler, Portlarus, on F'rtdn, Oct
~9. at 8 p m Admission Is $2
Program rill tnclude v.orks by
J S Bach, LanglaiS, Franc and
MuiPt Nineteen LC. ... wdl.nts .. r .,r ~
senUy tn\'ol-.ed in worl-ang wath
underprtvileged chtlt1rPn in Ter
williger and Couch Elemental"\ '
Schools
When student Jotm Adams look
ed lnlo the lutorm~ program.
he found that It needed actl\a
llng and re-organization He con
tacted Mrs Vh:tan O'Toole,
social worker for Teru alltger.
Couch and Chapman Elemental")·
Schools
Mrs. O'Toole then took chnr~e
for ma~ang arrangem~>nts for LC
students lo tutor or be comP3n
lons to th~' dis.Hh'llntaged chil
dren 10 the schools
The orlgmal idea "11."85 to set
up a tutoring program tn which
college students v:ould voork v. 1th
the cllildren on a one-to-one
basis. It as presPnth b~ing
develofl(!<l anto more ol a B1g
BrotbPr JBtg Sister program
Each collP.ge student \nU strave
to establish fnendshtp vaU1 one
child Alh>r this i.s d••veloped .
ATLAS Tl A TT liS
free
Pick-up &
Delivery & ACCESSORIES
LU ICATIOII
TIRE VICE
ELECTRONIC TUNEUP
COMPLnE
AilE VICE
BURLINGAME CHEVRON
85 17 S. W. T erwmiger 246-2239 <ne studl'nts mav move lnto a
tutortng program
Each of the students met a
child last Wednesdav naght He
IS nov. responsible lor gett1ng
lo kno.,.; the child, helping h1m
"1<lth hts problems and. most
Jmportant, according to .Mrs O'
Toole, heang a friend
"The maan quallrtcallon,"
Adams saul, "is v.ilhn~ness to
gl"e of yourself "
Tht· progr·;1m as still 1n us
lnllletl stages Adam expresse<i
t.he possibility of Involvement
\\llh the Portland Communttv
Action Progrnm .1n!1 the Port land
YMCA This would provide fur
ther opportunlh· for the grov.·u,
or "'hat he feels could b(• ex
c1t1nt! ror all involv~ The PionePrS led the C'Onferencl'
tn four st.:lhshcs gomg into the
game ~aguel wns thP. leathng
Northwest c onlerPnce passt>r ann
stxth among N \lA {National As
sociation of lntercolleytal£l Ath
letics) school~ Mike Gano was
lirsl an rushing and MikeStradf'r
and Gassner ranked 1-2 in the
conference pass catching race.
Lmtield v1sits Grisv.-oldStadlum
Satunlay as the Pioneers oppose
a long-standing conference rlvu 1
Restaurant
And
Coffee Shop
Open 24 Hours
Breakfast Served At All Hours
19th & Barbur Blvd.
246-3371 other forgottPn names.
The 1950'~ "Rock and Roll
Revival," Is schedul('d ror 8p m
in th~ Memorlnl CollsPum Tic·
ket prices are $3, $4 and $5,
Also appearing n.re thr Sblr
P.llt>!>, Bo Olddley, Oovells and
Gary U S Bonds •
• *
The original slll.'nt version of
"The Phontom of 'lbe Opera."
with t.on Chann. ls belOit pre· • sentt'd Hallov•t>en at the Para-
mount Theatre. Show times are
pm and 11 pm Bru
U\" lltlteus will antl'r' '"'" Bur
hnra ~'uRter and Bnrbara
WaliiRm., hulh ''X~u.·rwnc.:cd
m,•cJ IR tnrt~
1!1 1!1 1!1
'l'lw rwnn h~:ht wurk" of
G11lilm nm nrtlgl, l.addw .Jnhn
01ll w1ll be cxhtllllt·d Ot•tuber I
tn Nnvcmht•r !i at Portland
Statt• Urnvcr it'' s. Wlut~:
Cinlh•rv. The nrt1!<l will l(hl' a
puhlw talk ,ahuut h1 work <ll
7 .:tn pmm \<tondn\ (), L 18 i11
Hnurn .!1lfl Smith Mcmunul
Ct·ntN Recently Olll was lnctudeo
In thE.> Z•1 l \ Artists E'xhl·
bltlon" at tM Los Angeles Coun·
ty Museum and had one-mao ex-
htbllaon~ Jl the PasJdt'na Art
Museum and La JOlla Art t;en
tt>r.
ThP exhibit Is free and ope~
to the public The Wbtte Gal
lery, located in Smtth Memorial
Center, Is open from 8 a m
to 10 p.m .. Monday through Frt
cluv, H n.m to t1 p.m. SnturtJav
Harriers
Triumph
The LC cross countrv teartl
whtpped arch-rlv:~l Wallam.:
lnst Salurd.ty bv t<~klng the fir
ftve places and mm of the
12.
Par.ed bv K~n Woodard ali
Bob 8vPrly tvmg for hrst WI
a course record of 27.0l. the LC
harriers scol'ed the second shut·
out In thetr hrstory Ftnal scor
v.ns l!i to •t5.
ONE HOUR
MARTI IZING
420 A. A11enue
Lake
Jim Pittman
1201 S.W. 12th. Suite 300
Century Tower
Portland , Oregon
228-0278
t•e pre sen/ iug
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Vol. X •
ra~
or
formation
tps and g ml
tunaties for
those tntc
now uvaal
lht' n .. :an of ~
he Natton.,J
GJ·adualt•
1972-73 ael
approxamat
ng or s
u .... r::r's or d
mathematl ~
I btologiC!ll
aal sctence
torv and phi'
sum or $3,61
or 30 Cs
LC spe
r sweepst
23 tourn
versaty T!
the swee
rnament th
lng h
Mlk(
first 1
s Oebate
Tom Blat~
rk and War
ftrst m Jun
ua •. c-; Lynn
olu
come to f
:.ted Tom ~
1eech last Tli
Wtcker,
Portlanl1
llled l':ldi
rough the
"lac~ u
sn thetr
A subscrt
ker hell
Arneraca
the sense
tuttons m
I Wicker fe
the umt
conduct ro
Wicku st
·ader·!;htp''
onlet· Vfl
the world
"R.tctsm 1
our d.11l
,a Am
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Wtcker ca
10r Amer
thirds b
s and 1
ruentl'd
Wtcker
lVt>rnrnent nml the
gtstrant ua all mall('fl
·c. tt ls v;ase to •ti"' .... J-.:-------------------------------------Symposium Probes
Spiritual Quest
·e:;llons "'ttb an lnd
fl c(!unsolor• beforf' f-..;..;.,;~-----.--:--:---- l.-··_w_•R_n_n~ti=::C:-h-H_k_C_o_ll_t:,gc_• _______ ...,:O~ctobu r 28, J\971
ommittee iJJOnsors tsit Th~> Spiritual Quest Sympos
ium. to b held Nov 1-3, may
lead to the rflscoverv of ne
tecllniquto or lcarnlQJt, accorwJ
lnr. co Presldnnt John R fl<1 -
ani 1em.
!Uri ath11'f'SS ch.lfl~fo
''' hO.\I'fl Tht• regula
you to send c hnng
ltdtlJ'I•Ss to VOUI'
10 da vs 'fhls ts lin
.. use It IS not eGo vern
1ft bo ll'tl letter!> achcl.
1 vou--onh· thilt thev
lo \'our Ia st kno" n
1r tfon't reach ou p
n:w lost im&IOrtant
may be prOS"Cu''-""
1~ th~ regulation
lectlve Set v1ce m
vou n re n\to'tl v and
to vou U it
n vour pan (lmmlltcc for a New Pr~s-
sponsort'd n campus vistt
Fleltl, rr•glonal c~m&l:ltgn
cr ror George \tcGovcrn ,
.,"'" Judson, Oregon college
111ator, at n lunr.hcon m~l
October 22
1 Brant WcGtt
11f Wtlt"
,eep vour tlran tiQanl Commlllec, an outgro.,.·th
Tim regulations rf!Qtt: J>ollllcal Action Coalll1on.
I nohh· thu boortl zed to establish ror-
Jhat could uUecl thscuss Issues with pres-
t.r.tllun 10 tl.lys niter ll c.tndttlates or· their re·
( H This ,. 111 en.tbh• ., •.• e ntatlves Accorrhng to
ve Uu~dcferm••nts vou Ethng••r, tM Comm1tteP
to ~e'A' President v-III not n't lleUeve everv e an)' candidate.
r Remtomb ·r lh::tl emphastzed the am-
(hem~rs, appeal ace or the stutJent vote in br Selective Service uoc~ommg Oregon Pnmarv
cmve var"tually no on or Mav 23
e suml' Is true or presented n brier sum-
Jerks, 11.ho rna\' or the car"~r highlights of
u unmtenllonnlh' vern, a Democrat~ no.,. . . . . . .. .
COlumn IS (Or thP bell'
onP. 10 lh•• LC comm\1! ~
oncerned about the w~ ..
t~Uect on their lives
h<lS .1 general
believes should be
o pr1nt should contact
e ee as U.S Senator h·om
Dakota
overn. n .,. inner or the
,,. ... shed Flying Cross. flew
ssicJns over Europe in World
as n bomh"r pilot and 11.'35
tw1ce, follov.·lng the
servt>d l\\O terms m the
of Representatives from
1961 Arter Jostng n bad
thu'il tet m. McGovern v.~s
ll'd tllrector of the food
cace Program by Prcsl-
He served tn that
until hls election 10 the
In 1!!62 He ·•· s re-eled
a landslide vote ln 1968.
r.k'•-.. ern first spo e agatnst of December 31 of thr> year of
s.assnge
Recently McGovr>rn servl"d ns
ctwJrman of the Oemocrauc Re·
form Commlsston v.·htch, Fl~>ld
clauns. hlls workoo to make Um
Democratic N Ilona! ConvenUon
more responsh•e to tlle people
and to lessen thr> lnnuence of
the partv boss~>s
Commenting on Mr.Govern's
poor showing ln national polls,
Fleld sa1d, "NobOdv has a bl:!ll
Qr organization Umn has George
M c Go v r n " FiehJ conllnm .. >tl.
"George McGovern hasn't gott
en to ~Alter~ he Is \\'llhout be.
lng a winner."
In 19G3, McGov~rn first spon
soreu th~'> Economic Reconver
sion Act and pr'Opost>d II again
In 19i0 and 1971 Field said
that lls passage 'lloould convert
the U S e~onom)' to a peace • econom • "guarnnteelng a job
to everv American ~Ito runts • to v.ort " McGon!m h.as pro-
posed a 20 billion cut In the
defenst• budget and a reordering
ol nallonal priorities
ftelrl said that McGovern Is
opposeu to Amencan a ad to those
dictatorships att~.:mpllng to sup
press revolutionary acth•ity :and
to governm~l assistancn or U S
corporations In foreagn countr1~s
exper1encmg rlomeshc unrest
Field termed chlrgcs that Mc
Govern v."DS merely h?stlng tM
political \\111 rs ror Ted Ken
ned~ 'absolut{'\y mHculous ..
Et1102er clost>d the meeting an er
vdth a proposal that tbP Com
mittee for a Ne•· PresitJenl in
vile pollla~l workers to speak
to students on the mechanics
of runntng a poUtJeaJ campatgn Tlte Symposium, p2rt of the
Cof\vocntlon series and support
e-d bv Presadent Ho rd. Is ln·
tend !d to pr s nt students and
faculty ~ lth tll Idea that high r
sense J)Crc:eption and p:tfilpsy
ehol y may lncr asc retention
aod speed up the enure learning
Ron Field, regional youth director for Sen. George McGovern .
met with etudenta on campus last we Ilk. F1eld and co-worker Don
Judaon outlined McGovern '• long-atand lng oppoelrton to the
VIetnam war.
nvnl\•ement tn Vietnam Ill
opposing it on both prnct
nd moral grounds He is Edith Green Spearhead Aid Bill
of the McGove,rn
d Aml!ndmt:nl to End the
v."hlch ·ouln cut olf all
of American comh3t as Rep Edtlh Gr~n (0 -Ore ).
memlK'r of the Special Subcomm
Ittee to the House Committee on
Educahon and Labor sp rhead-
ood Drive Welcomes
bust LC Comm.unity
" ·nwg the1 r blood 1\'J>i!S ed a .. 1 bUilOII llo\UU IlL <•U•U Ill·
sutuhorul 1d package authon
zauon to the House of Repre
sentatives for noor action by Cong resstanal cost-
parrs
The blll must clear the full
House, thea go to the Seruate
House Conference to ort out
d1Uerenc:es bt:t t> n the t
houses for fUUl Ole aoo then
to tlle President to be s1 ned
mto W\li
Bonthius process
The diSCUSSIOn le dors Ill
be. Sv.-aml Sivirmnd Rnd~ H r
bert 8 Puryear. Pb D • Grace
E McGinnis , M A and Louis
The four speatcrs ar; prof s
sional people. :ar" Involved in a
subject are ltult Is badly ln
erpr ted The mod rn lma&e
Jf "occultists" lends llS U more
to shiv rs and sploe-uogl s th:lo
to valiiJ psydi0log1cal study Ttl
purpose of tb s mposlurn sp a -
.rs. then. '11111 be to lllllempl to
plac .. the spirilual quest .. In a
more lntellect~l llgbt by dis
:usslng the actualimp:lc:t or high·
er sense perceptlan em th sea reb
lor meaning of hfe
Admission price 1s SZ per
s sslon and 8 for th St>rlf!1i
Tb re 11 be no cha~e to LC
students. f cuJtv and siJ!tr for
tbe discussaon se.ssaons All
tic:.kets Y•lll be aY!lilable t th
door on arrt.al or at the oU1c
or ffelen Hutchinson ln T~>mple
ton Center
E.A.C.
Recvcle v
Waste
Thr t-:n, tronmcnt.nl uon
CommaTtet.• of UJ\\ I! nnd I rk
as UO\'-ble to n.~ I ~e1 nd
olununum, due ~o 11l \: ment of
u ooll tron box lal\t <~turda"
Lc\' ts nd Cl rk "'tudcnu nd
f LU\t\ n.r cncourugcd to LnkiJ
olummurn •::an ond gl to tht:
rec\'t'hrttt bos. m 1\•mph ton
parkmg lot..
Ct\nUtllle~ MJ)t."C"Jf\ h t rna ..
be dCJ)OStl d Rn nd bottl
houlrl be dean :d. nd II mctol
tnkcu uff th • glu conLDm"r;;
The ftiD hou ld be ~ p:1 r lt.od
an to ('O!o~ nd m .,. oo m h J
at the eolle tlon bo lthrru h
b ~r bonl " hould b... un
br en Lnoo~ m:'Cd nul be
rcmO\l'<l
Tht.! EAC Ill t JUtd b\ th
lOll for Sill ~ and lummum,
ond procc ds w•ll Jta t ard
pcakcr nn l't nlo
Reveals
pro SCOilL'i thmk
1s too skinny for
lt ts true thnt . c IJav.eans are again
the Red Cross Blood
Thursday. Nov I, m Otn
·nnn•c: 1 and 2 from 10 a rn
p m Evervone between
8 and 65 nod ••elghmg over
~umis 1s welcome to donate
or blood nmJ 45 mlnu-Blund dnnur arc .. tagablc to
rt."t l''' '-' ··rrcl'·· hlond 111 t'n -: or
ncruit•nt Tht• umnunt uf frt.·t•
hlnotl rt:ct•t\ cd '" t.1tfUO I to the
nmnunl thl' dunnr hu cou
tnhutlod tlunnJ! ha h(c Tht..•
(!nm~ rate on hlond tnru;
"""'''" ht•rc nrnu mJ 20 per f!tnl Thl' blll's atd pac.kage v. s
put ln Its final lorm. exparuJ(I(f
by S700 mtllton. b\' n last mmute
amendment antroduced tn Repre
sentnlht' Green Two-lb1rds of
Ulr> mone) 111 b userl mgrclnls
an-nld prograros based on lb •
number ol stud~nts m the colll'f:!~
or universih To id small
schools. more mone,· perstudent
v.·lU be gh·en for the first 300
stu~enls
The other tbmt ot the pac. -
age 11> 111 oo gil' en according to
Ute formula embOdaed in tbe re
port or tbe Special Sub Comm
ittee, oosc-d on the amount of fund
ing lbe lnsUlutloo rece1v s from
th state 'fbe Black Caucus re
portedl}' s a strong annu nee
on Uae tv.o-thirds one thlnt form
or thc Green Amendm~nl Status Criteria
on garnl' George l"""'
In the shO"ACrand dt
But tf he takes
(oints and tJucsn•t get
lily will star in
ball. laghllng up oo
11 is a rough game,
gets ISOIIlShefJ In ~""'
After n ~me he .... ,
On weekends . ht•
reJdmg n book o•·
• plano But d
it ts football.
ball Hu never """~>4
on the I tvnt
obServer ''Cl'urge
!ieems to be on J!T tSS
rge 111 th~ lltt• up
Villi hll\'C lo:ultlf.i
Is never just even
mpi!tilJon- ·he Is 1Jn""'
With him 10 the u.a•~
e Paone .. r Y> til b\!
ne..,. horlr.ons of
h••h· home games v.1ll
a111t Uwll' games au\ I tbcar time Advantages for
Include donuts. coffe\'nnd
cCarthy Set to Visit
r -·n Eug('ne McCartbv
., comes to Portl1111d on
Novemll r Stb ror a dav
ranees, speeches ~nd
MrCarlhv IS h~>rt> to
the Issues and tab
on the '72 Pn•slden·
ce 1n th(' Ot.>moct~tlc pra
lle arnves ILl the Port
lor• 1 Airport at 9
fler an nlrport press con
he goes to the Portland
ym tor a speech at 10:30
that day McCul'th)' v.·Ul
reception given in his
bv the Multnomah Count''
c Part v 1 he rceeption
Is op n to ltw public, Is
to 10 p m l the Shernton
Inn Eugene McCarthy will be in
Portland neat weel. to sound
out the poaelblllllea for hla
candidlcy for Pretldent . He
will apeak at Portland Stata. Tile full committee re-stren
thened a b:ln on s~ disc.nminn
hon tfllll had b(!Pn Ul}U(ed b\' tbe
suhcornmitl~ Tbe b.lo voould b •
llllll(.'IJ p3rttculn rl\· at dlscrtmJ
nataon uga1nst ,.;omen. sc.cordtnt;
to Reprcsentah~· Gre n
fhe ban stated U..at no person
"on the b:lsts or sex shall b"
\1\!ntet.l the btoneflts or ny educn
tlorlAl p~rum or achvit,·'' that
recctvcd fedl'rnl rtnnnclal assis
tance nnd I conducted or lldmin
lsl~red b\ h tnstltuuon or hi h
er edueahon
Tb • hllhon dollar aid program
Is unllkdy 10 rna e it o~ r tll
four rem inu~ buren s un
scathed es~~eraau~ thts 1.111 b n
11 ap1'ropra hons torludtr mil
liar· on~s ar und n;oio scru-Bob Boottuus. th~ dtr c.tor or
Portland Drn.ft Counsellng and
Ed u c li 0 n c~nter Ill KolnOrun
House, 11s the feature speaker
t a semin=tr on consci otious
ohJt?CUon conducted Oct !0 m th
ChaR':L
'' 8r11t W"-t
SbH Wnttr
Subjects coTen!O r.1nged from
lhe eont~ntsofLoealBoaro tem
oraoctum No 10'7. enutled "Crl
teri for Consdcntious ObJect
ors" (CO) topossihl~approoc.hns
an answering the four questions
on th • SclectJV'eS S"n·1ee's form
for conscientious objectors
Bcnlhlus empb.ilsl~l'd tlldt CO
no longer bad to b a member
of a peac c.hurc.b or an orgun
l&ed rt'U ton A CO s b b fs
bo'l cv r. btch rna b! based
on mornl or Uueotl pr epts,
must beth pnmar, guldlog fon:e
tn b1s life Brant JcGee. LC dran coun
selor. explained tbat lb Arm.
Medtcal Service is not based on
bumanatarian priodples and lbat
its runcUcm is to ~turn uoded
soldters to dut as soon us pos
sible
Bonthlus stressed lh:lt CO
should (11 hls cl:um as e1rl
liS posstbl In ord r to \"'ld
Cfnllil!S Of UllOOI nC\" from hiS
local board
Aa m Ddment to this ye r's
e.xtenston or th draft pro\"ades
for additional procedural fitbts
lucludlng tb. right to ruve It
o ss"s prt>s nt at a personal
ppc na nc: • Ute rt bt to ~r
beron.: lh s t nd IUUOtlll
appc;U nts aDd th rtgbt t
hl e u quorum of thl loeal rd
pr nt t a per ODll f'PCl ranc OSPIRG
tlling to
Thl' resr10nSt' and support r -
CN\'ed b} the Otl'r.On Mudt•nl
Publtc loh"'r••st Rt•seln'Ch Group
(OSPIRG) 1ndtc:th"'S c:ollegt! stu
dE.>nls ar~ flnalh ·ulllng to unite
to help and prote<'l Uwm elves
·~~~~~------
by Nit\ happ
Sblf Wrtttr
Tbe ongmal Uh•. of a student
finance<! consumur pro tee uon ~~
cDC\ v;as propos<'d b\' consumer
ad\oeat~ Ralph ~r1der Onh· n
year ago Sa\lcr toured colleges
h~re tn support of this ar.cnc •
and OSPIRG b nlread\ near1ng
fUll opernttonal status
ThP function of OSPIRG ts to
gather, tntet'pret and pubhcn.e
t(>ehntcnl data CCinCcl mng posSl
ble consumt'r or cm·tronmental
legal ''tOl.lUOns Hopefulh'. pub he
opinion w11l th(>n force the appro
prute state or f()(ll'f'ill agenc\ to
take action O~JliRG'~ prt'senl
tax-exempt status t i"qun cs them
to be non-partisan and prohibits
actual courtroom lit1gnt1on
P~ul Anderson, om• or 0~
PJRG's professiOnal 111H, saul
the group '<l ill collect a round
SISO.OOO thts ·eJr from 14 Ore·
gon colleges The amount is ex
pected to gro"' as more insta
tutlons p:trtic1pate
Tbe funds arcgathH(.ld through
a student:s contribution of one
dollar per term. usually colle<'l
ed durn~ registration Ltst
sprmg, in a contro\·erslnl and
natinnalh · sigmllcant dectston.
the Oregon St.Bte Board of High
el" Educatton opted to let each
public college decade on tbe11·
OSPIRG participation .
At the pr~sent , all seven or
the state's four yenr puhh<:
schools aro involved TllC BO.I rds
of Trustees of lour pri\'illt:' col
le,ges also voted to began collect
uon
Community coJleges, although
not Ci!n~nlllv .as orgamr.e<i, arc
also takmg part Collections nre
~ang made at three communlt}
colleges. .,. ith Ut remaanmg JO
as \'(:t undecided • 'The funds ar<!adminastcred nod
Lhe professional staU IS hired
(and lired) h\' a st te board or
directors composed or students
elected from particlpahng col-
leges. The OSPlRG conshtunon
also prov1des for quarterl} aud
its, thus teepmg students mfor
med as to '1ihere their mont•\' IS
going
Tbe professaorul staff ts now
composed of tlarN~ p£"0plt>, t"'o
attorn!'\'£ and a st.o:crclar} The
board all enlarge the staff as
TKJ~S. NDY. 4
~clWWPSity
~(Rws Indicates Students
llnify ~hennselves
the nc(l(l artst~s
Although tht• stJie bo.1rd ol
directors nnd slllfl are still In lh('
finBl stng~:. of oflt.lRlF\Ihon, An
dcr!'on s:ud some n•search IS
bt•lm• dont· on the r:ate struc
tur('s or tht! state' pubhc util
Ities. ln\'Csllgntlon 1::. also bt'lng
done on the ,.,,rtous auto ucct!s
soacs .sold v. ht<:h clatm to rurb :ur pollulh'Ht.
l.t•v. ts ,111d Cl.u·k Colh'rl 1 not
nov.· tnVOh't'\l In osrmc .md th•'
rcsaon sc~ms to Ill• w11l1 lh•' stu
ch~nts '.tlht•r thl\n tht! Bo;trd of
1'rush't'S 1 hP hlstorr nnd possi
ble future ol OSPIRG hl'r t.: v. ttl
be pr•'!!<'nted tn the ncJI 1ssuo
ol the Log,
LC Speech ~eann
Places Nationally
For the thmi onst:. .. utlve ·ear
th~ LC Sl)Ccch squ.1d has won
second place in last p~ar 's nll
taonal competttaon v.lth schools or
less than 2000 students Pnrolled.
by Haner Haonon
S1atl Wnter
According to Georg~ Austin, J,C
sp.~ch co:lch, the squad was also
fifth or all colleges tn the countrv
Judgang bv llte team's perfor
mance this vear, lhe record m.ty
b(' mJtfntAlncd Austin rf'lports
he Is ·•utremelr tmpresst!d v. ath
thiS hne shov.tng so early mthc
St!3SOn " for the tturd n .1r tn ·' rov.
ln wlnmng, the team garnered
approxlm3telv tv. let• as many
potnls llS the nc.tn•st compt>lltor.
P.lctUc llntversity
Phl<'tng an tht• I.C tournament
v.ere· Mll.;.e Wullmnrk and Jtm
Allen, Sl•conct In Senlor Dtvlslon
Dehall•: Gar· Wall mark .1nd Mtke
McCrot• ·, lied for first in Juntor
Dobalt!; Mike Wnllmark, sPcond
tn Senior EJ.tempor:tnl•ous : and
Mar-gtt• ~tlchell , thlnJ In Scnio1
lnterprettttion
ln Junior Interpretation , Dana
Hdfner took second place .-.nd Ted
tied for thtrd in Senaor l::xposl
tol'~, and Jim Allen took hrst
in Jumo1· Exooslton- The team has so rar parllct
pated in four· tournaments ln tbe
Oct '7-9 tournament at the Uni
versity or Wvom1ng , M1ke Wall
mark and Jam Allen advanc£!0
to quarter hnals. Senate Discusses
At the Oct 10-11 tournament
at th~ Universtt)' of Northern
Colorado, Jam Allen and Mike
Wnllmarli made tt to octo-tanals.
and Gan• Wallmark. ~d Mike
McCrorv to quarter-ftnals
Out of 31 schools trorn flvt•
western stales competmg m the
se\·enth .mnu.1l LC tournament
on Oct 15 ,Jnd 16, Le'<l·is and
Cbrk look the sweepstakes a\lo"at'd Lt.>gtslahve committee ap-
potntmenls and requests ror rund
lng raced the ASLC senate In lhetr
Oct. 20 meeting
Chturman S.1m Sebabl proposed
star1tng n sign-up llst tor ll'g
islallve committee pos1Uons for
thl' semttors Prt•$hJl'nt Arcbe
McAdoo eJplatne<J lh• funrl1ons
of N<'h of tht> commHtet and
the last h•' tlescrlbed wJs .tp
prov·~ b} the senate Funding necessnn · fOI' lhc Wo
men's Center W'as pllced at -325.
Arter much dtscusston con
cermng the necessHv or a wo
man's center, the motaon tonllo
c<Jle Ute $325 W:\S p.ISS~
A mot1on was made to allo
cate ~25 tov. .1 rd funding va l'ious
aspects of the Mcc., rUav c.lm
PJign. parhculn rlv those invol
vtng student pa r·llciJl.llton The
mouon was tabled
John BJnner :Htd Ll."' S..tuct•da
were nommatetJ lo sen·" on the
CommumcaUons So.mJ McAdoo,
past senator who served tn this
capacit't', expltdnt.•d IIH• function Ot•lotwr 28, I
Fundi
of the poslhon. Fol nu.-inlt
cusston, John Banner" as (liP':
to serv~>
Senator Lamar f<.~u&•~
rats~l a mot ton that a comm
bl· nstabhshed to Invest
IRHC tun,iinv,. 'l'he
carded Mc.Adoo Jsk~
Faulkner chatr !hf" comm
and gel rour olhtar mem
both on-and off-campus
a tors
It v..1s dt>ctded to hold 1!1
ure mePllngs m Dming R
and 2 1-atlter lhaR 1n the C
Ch..tmbers tnlwr 2H,
An lnlntmu
lu• ld 'l'tl
p m f.ntr
Nov 1. F',1
n• tnvt lt•rJ
· ;~rstty swt~
OWl~
"Up Wtlh P
~L'(Jt.u::;tllon.tl i
travtug I
l-nt·nmon w.\
tlwnu
ortlnnd Nol
m a public tl
'rhe go.1l
o communi
The Theatr
eran~t a thfl~
o all l.C 1.1
:ackngr> 111<:!~
,1m1ng Rome
entation
8 JUn. In
..,.. ... _ cost as
obt:Hnl'() C
at the
II b•• an (
e St. fiele ~
in .. on S.tlut'
SundJ)',
lntdoor Wll
the ASL.
ore lfetal
be loun ~
ICSIIC OrtVI
An lntr(
Transccnde1
be glvl'n N<
In lhl' WU
Templl'ton (
A KL{ 5'
cast on r
tatlon will
:30 p.m.-~ Students Plan Fast,
Vigil or Pakistanis
'I ho• C.hapel World ~ C\ tiw ammcdant.:' nl t.ht• <'I Ull" Visiting Faculty Repor
Resear The Grt
Srudy Groll
r mers.,llo
neslta). N
111 the Intel
fee and coq Actann CommaU'"·e is . ponsoring
o ca mpu .,, ad.,- pro~ ram to
acqua tnt LC tlulcnll; y. it h the•
Crtlll'l.tl fooo hort.agl' nnd tht•
'thn•nt.t>nmg ~tnrvataon y. huh
l'XII'ils lfl lnd111 und r~auH
l'nki wn. nnd tn hdp cnn·
trahutc Inward o oluuon.
Tlw urgcn• \ ol thi!! ttuatmn
hm; ~>tamulnt~d Lt nnllon·wnlt• 1'1·
fort to ml'ludL· u muss'"'' fund
rm~an~ wmpaiJ(n and ,, lnKt,
Y~M. • •
'l'he untwnnl cln\' nl 1.1 ttnc '"11
hf• ~~~' 3, hu l ho~nu"c ul tun••
Khnrtngc lor JH•'PR rnt.iun, l. "',..
ln11l ''ill lw No\'l•ml)l'r 10 On Intriguing
In tulcht 11111, tht• (.,WAC hn!i
tcntattH'I\ ' planned nt lea~;t om·
11\Nll ul me und lcntalt>. Modl'J;,
chu JK'I !IN\'11•::21, u nd 1 ht• lm u uun
of .1'\ptt\1111 .·.an!! for tlnnutions
\\ill al u lw 1wt up.
Frtr mun· inlurnutllun, contJH'l
.Jnhn Mu\'lloltd, Ntmcv Wurd, nr
'T uvlur l'nllc.•l. Furth1•t plun!!, UK
the\' un• llnultzt·rJ. wtll hl'
C'ov..rt~ 111 11w Loa. Drs. Mnrrts Morgn·t Jnct Ken
neth L,loyd, tv. o faculiy members
from Washington Stall! UntV•lr
sth·. will be sp~.1}; 1ng In the
Tomhnson L.ectun! Room In the
libra rv Tht> II' ctures ha \'e bPen
a rranr:ed tllr ourh the ps vchologv
department
Dr Morgrl-'1 will !;pP..tk on
F'raday Oct 29, from l~l'i to
3 p.m He has don.• constdl•rable
research tn the area of .mun.al
PIONEER LOG
Ed1tor . • . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . • . . . . . . ...•.... ... Jtm Oul'llet
Manngtng Editor ....• -...•........•..•... Linda Col bum
Copy Editor. . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . • . Kathy K uba
Production Edtt.or ....•.......... -. . . . Sharon Holbrook
Business Manager . . . • . . . . . . • • • • . . .. • . . . . . . Kalte BtU:.
Ad\·iser .•. _ . . . . . . . . . ............ Ron Abell
Staff: Gregg Takayama , Bruu Trachtenburg, P3ul
Kageyama, Eluabeth Jason, Sue Ru:harr/$on , Wmdy Morrell,
Pttuline Morih4ra, ,Jeanne Howard. Marilyn Staples, Ted
Rattray, Allt.~n Johrwm. Woody Car/.8on. Keith Woodard,
David We.5l, Brant McGee. Lisa Curtsing~r . Nan.cy Hearon,
Sallyarw Coylt, Bay Van Horne, Nancy Hannon, Clu:vlenc
Lom, ,Jody Rut:, Carol Wil8on, &th Hockin, Cheryl Colt-.
oan Mamm•n . Nancy Va.rekamo
Photo bt&ff Lynn Attwood, Jim Dixon, Doug Fowler, Daue
Kinotthlta, Dave Shibuya, Bob Wilde. :urp r cssion ~nd 1:. curr~nUl
vesttgatang the \'af'l:tble
ing aggressive mtce t>ettar.: The Regt
Ike to rem
llnu••mber I Hrs talk ••HI dt.>al botb w
research on animal ag~
and 1ts tmphc:Jhon lor
st.1ncling human C'Onduct.
Dr Llovd wJI1 be on
Monday, No\'. 8, o nd will u
·,tudents rrom 2 30 to ·1:30
Ht v.lll present a ttenl'r''.ll
expln tnlng how contingency
ugeml!nl can effectively be
ltt.ad in unlversltv leaching .r-..:.1 his term
drop o
grade of·
Conttngcntw managemt•nl
fers to .a set ot Mstc na-~
ogicnl principles dP.rlved
the t!xpenmen tal studv ol
learmng-process nt ~11
of educ.J.tlon. Or. Lloyd has
reseJrch In ftnding the
ptf~ctlvc me.1ns or applying
llngencv manageml' nt to thl
lversatv classroom .
Wnnl 11 l(irl 1«1 talmr~ h~r
rncnt wtlh 11\t.l, W ••U ltl pr
S t•:. M•'ll, t 'nil 23 1-fi:l·tl, a
\'h·ka•· Aepr«>S''"
bird Grtd\l
nallorul ~"
\'Ides t~.un ·
gt•ment tor
PRICE: $3.00 • •
Offtc•al f>ubhoat1on nl 111<! AMoctall'd Studllnta of lA'WIII and ClnrL;
Coii~Rr.! . 06tt; S W Palatine Htll Rnad, l,ortland, Oro ~on 97219 f>rmh ~d
•~C'Idy during the ar.adl'mu· ) l!llr b\' lN.> Lalit' 0 Wt"j;n litl\'lt'~ St.'(ond Cia
Por.ual(r. r•aad al l'nrdand, Orctton •••
II • • •t~X~r 111~
~t~~lltr hOtr
•o common
WCA lsn I D)
docle 0111
at collr&t 1
11.11 aldie ••• .... ,:
I t a t The CQnwnta of &hu publication are the opanaoo and ruponatbtlily or ~
llarT of c.he Plon.r~r LA¥ and do not nol'<:•' nnly reOect lb. policy or the ASl.(J
or Lewaa and Clark Colle,;e llablu Ud cspa.nol'!
lcslinns and tutoranc Rea
rstes Call K€!Vtn 3t u 16 Ortolwr 28, l Ot wlwr 2jj, 197 I PJONEJ-:R t.OG Pag~ 3
ANNOUNCE ENTS
An lntr·.unural S"' lrn Meet will
be held Thursd.t •, Nov 4 .tl
·1 p m f;ntrlt·s must b•• In by
Nov I. racully anrJ .tudt>nl!\
.trP tnvth•t1 to p;trll<:lpah, but
<trslly swlmm••rs ,\fl' not nl
lov.1ed
.. ~ .
"Up With Pt•oplt•,'' a non profit
L'flucallnn.Ll corpomlion v. htch ls
t r 1 v 111 r. to brea~ down the
ommon w.llls pcoph· put be-
we"n lht•mSI!Ives, will b • In
ortl:tntl Nov 1-6, nnd v.11l put
n n puhllc pt•rformance on Nov
The goa I or the program as
o communlc.ttc through love. . . ..
The rhc.llrc Department Is or
,ersng u tht•atr~-dtnncr pack.1~e
to all T.C f<~cultv and sl.aU. Thr•
Jl.lCk.liW anclucs dlnnm tn Duback
f>lnang Rome at 6 p,m and thP
nn!.se1r11 lion of • 'The B.tlcony''
8 Jl rn. In Fir Acres Theatre.
M cost IS S3 and Uckels m.tv
rr,=-. .: obtained from Helen flulchln
ifundi
posll10n f~ollov.
on, John Banner w:Is "'"'"
tv e.
ptor l.amar
ti a molt on th.at ,, comm
established to Invest
' funding. 'fhl• m
ed, Mt!Adoo askt•d
·ner chatr th•• L'omm
gel lour other mem
on-.wd off-campus
v.as dectct~ to hold all
eettngs 111 Danlug R
~ r.tther th.ua tn the C
hbers.
;y Repo~
Researo
esslon and as currentiiJI
1g.tt mg the va nuble
aggresstvP m1c.e bt>hlH'
talk Will dt>,ll both
•at ch on amm,JI
its 1mphc11tlon for
inv human ~onduct.
r. I loyd will b<· on
~day Nov 8 and will a~
lent~ from 2 30 to 4:30
w11l present a gent>rul
:11mnc hov. conhngt.>nr.)'
ent can elft'<:tlveh· he
in universitY t('nchlng
nttngenc:y managemt•nl
to .l set Ol haste nn·,
al principles derlvt.>d
expertmPntal stud\' o!
fning· process at .til
IJr L.lovd has
iu hnding the
live me.tns of uppi\'IIIG
cv maMgt~mr.nt to tbf
tv ('l.lssroom.
CLASSIFIED ADS
t 1\ ~earl tll tht\rt• lwr
t \\ith nu; Wuuhl pa
• Urt•a ( ult :H I 1:J II: I
" ..
If • ..
bln Ud t'Sl•anol?
!SOilS and tutoring. R~a
s Call 1\evln at 11.111 .1t the lnformnllon Desk
•
Thas llttlloween week-end there
all he .tn overnight stay mside
Sl Helens Ape C.tves. Leav-
nR on Saturday nnd coming back
Sunday, tht• Tr~kl!ospielers,
Wilderness Pr~ramme
the ASLC, wall camp inside
CH vcs, combating goblins,
"~!looks und ghosts v.·ith their
ack-o-lunterns and nashllghts .
ore detatls and the stgn-up
n be found nt the lnformahoo
Ortvers ••ith cars are
rsed ror gasoline costs
.. ,. ..
An tnlroductorv lcrture 111
Traosccndentnl Meditation will
be rtven NovembPr 2 at 8 p m
ln the Wllltam Gray room ln
Templeton Commons
A Kl C Special Events broad
cast on franscendeutal Medi
tation will b, atred tonight at
:30 p.m.-8 p.m. and 11 p.m.
• ••
The Great Britain Overseas
Study Group v.tll share their
conversa hon and shdes on Wed
nesday. Nov, 3, nt 3:30 p m
in the lnt••r nation.! I Lounge Cor
le~ ani.! cook1cs v.·alJ be served . ..
The Rt:ga:;t mr's Office would
hk~ to remind all students that
!November 5 i~ thl! last day ol
thts term on which they mav • drop a course and receive
a l'rtdl' of "W" . . ..
Repre ~·\nt tltvtt hom Thunder
bird Graduate School of Inter
natlonal \1anagement which pro
VIdes lt•;.tnang tn busmess m.ana
gcment lor oVtJI'Seas firms, 'tlitll
e most
eaning!ul Semester
ou'll ever spend ...
ould be the
/n ... ld
lt•t ftll, 1171 to llnu and t•e Ontlll
1 lranslt torrn.11 I'I10tt than !1.000
114crlli hom 450 C4mpll\u have Pllllcipattd
il ltmesttt In lilt\ unmue prD£ram In onlrt
ll)On1al tdut~hon
wilt bro.dtn your horuons, lilr~•llr and
~ur~thelr • • end aave o1 belttr chance to
~la.e II thiS thanltn" WOtlll
studr ar le• "''h an eJptrtl'll(td co
IIPOI•t.an raculty, and thrn d11urc pon st~o
IIUdJ the \f~Vrfd •hell You II dtKV.tr 111.11
nutter hOw tort1111 a11d 111 away, \'011 llrfr a
'" common ,.,111 PtQ91c ol otllrr l1nth
Isn't u eaperulvt 1s ,~ m•&tll th1n\l
done our but to b•mt 11 wtlh•n ruth of
ou colftcr 1ludrn1s Wntr toda1 lor hn
CHEI.S h111mta lrattl wttk Cftdtl lor teKII·
and admhlltlraton . be on campus <HI Oct 2'1 Con
tact S£-.PO, !loom 22-A, OfMJ
M.tn<,tt, F:xl 4!ol2, for .lllpolnt
ments or· lnform.•tlon
10 • •
\ Fcsuv.tl or AIIPrnaHve LICt!
Styles Is scll!'fluled Nov 4-6
.tt Pol'll.tnrl Sl:lll! IJnl v"rsll r 'fhe
rr~" event Is pl11nr11~1 u round ~
"huv. to'' ll11•tn•• fo1 JH!Oplc v.•ho
arr St>eking llf'lli posstbllllles In
ftallv hvanr. All tnl«!t "Stefl p£>rsons nr(! in
VIt•'IJ to attend workshops Ctncl
convcrs.tllons on such topiCS ns
child care C~'nters, consumer
rOOf! ~'o-ops, recYcling , I~Jn:tnts '
rights, ermronmentn I plnnntlllt .
pr epat.lllve chtldblrlh, transpor
tation (thd prison reform F'or
further tnform:dlon, r.nll ZZ9-
N33.
lcoutmucd on pnt(t' 4\
(Balcony' Opens
r Acres Season
Ftr Acres Thcatrf opf'nll !Is
season this week ..-, alh Jpnn
Genet's The Balc:ooy. The Hew
YorkF~r magt~7.lne snvs that the
play " • sattsttns to a dP.Cr"•'
h 1 the r to unknown our conlPmp
oro~ry appt.•ltte for vtolence. pt~r
verston :tnr1 squalor " tllnsory world than re:alltv One
player sums it up· "What vou
call outside is as mystMtous
to us as we tlr•• to it ·•
01 r ~ e tor francaso Rcvooer,
however. feels that the m.-ssage
IS of secondary tmpo1tance His
primary lnter~s t is ln conveying
the J)Oi!try or the work, and ln
dcL'fi the plly is VE>ry wPll-to rltten
The beaulv and gr-ace of the
lan~uage IS wbat ReynriPrs would
ltl'e to 1mp.1rt to the audtenrc Craig Mclntoah, Bob Glowecl and Eugene Snow app .. r In "The
Balcony." opening Tuesday at Fir Acree Theatre. Curtain time for
the aomewhet unuaual drama la 8 p.m. fho s C; en e Is ,,n clabornte
whorPhouse In un unnamed
country. Ev«'n though H blood V
revolution ra~ •s outsldt>, the r•1t
ula r clientele m.111:age to contlnu••
to act out lhetr illusions in a
world more tanglblt: to them
than rf'allty Itself 'The Actor Is a ocrite'
This ts the crux of Genet's
attack on contemporary soci€'ty,
that we have lived In a role so
long we h.we forgotten how to
be real, natural people People.
hk.e the char.1cters In the play.
an~ more to touch with our own
Vanishing Br frau Rernden
Theater Oeputmerrt
Actors nre not to be trusted
A careful distance between net
or and nudtence as mamtatned
lnstde and outsuJe the theatre
Species?
Maggie me~ not be mooching meela from Saga much longer when
a new policy on doge goea Into effect. Dean Hawley obaerved
that the pollc~ of allowing the doge to atay on campua •• long ••
they were not In Templeton Center haa felled lor lack of atudent
cooperation . Full detalla will be available In next week'a log.
Radical Educatior. Project
Book center
A New Bookstore Serving Portland
1405 SW 17th 227-4640
Good sdection oJ titlt•, on:
lmp ('na/i.~m
Wc,mt•n :.; l ibt•rotion
Working c.·/a... ... '> Oltd radic..·al Anh.•rican history
Political & t·conomic tht·ory• t·sp,•c.•ally ~Ot.'ia/i .... m
U.S &c.•ne: l&t•alth, rro/oJ:..l. Nt•uo Left, t•ialencc. t"Ciw-:ation
Non-profit , all volunteer cooper,ative
Come in. look around.
Tell us what you want us to stock.
Hours: 10 am-9 pm Mon. -Sat. Actors ar-e professional hypo
crites Thf:y pretend the truth,
the)' are liars Lyang as craml
nal and should be puna.shed Aud
Iences gather 10 the temples of
make-believe and from the dark
they applaud the criminal act
of the actor
A profcsstonnl actor Is trntn
ed to he H1s make-behcve roles
urc pcrforme<t w1th kno~t·ledgc
or human behavior and under
stamling or the ri.gtd dlsctpUnes
ol th" theatre bustncss. His goal
ls to become n most excellent
h.t r nnd he gels paid for his
craH and tale,nt.
Non-attors 81"0 forced to pay
for thPtr mnke-believ" roles
TM r~le pl ving mnrtet is large
and extremely acllve. Thepnces
\'1'111' from mone,· to a slice or . ., m · n s soul Thr sclh!Ul gtmmlck
Is UIJlt role-pta yang provides easy
power Bought power ls puu
dtse Heroin
In Genet's play, The Balcony,
power 1s lor sale t a cheap
prtc" Madame Irma. the own
er of a House of IUusions serv
es her customers acconhng to
need The t o thousand year old
pov.er hgures late The Bisbop.
rhe Ju<f8e, Tbt> General are sold
and acted out with pass1on and
conviction The&r orgastic mo
ments or glory and heroism give
birth to a ne" "reality "
The Big Lae ~"Comes Th
Trutb, and the truth is good
Around the Hous of lllus1ons
a revolullon ta "S pl c:e Some
hoy;, some ·here, In G net's piny
there is
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EAT IN or TAKE OUT
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paper mountains
no
routines
no
9 to 5
no
recognition
mort?
mdependence
more
freedom
more
insurance counselling
check our campus program
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AROUND TOWN Junior Overseas ogram
Possibilities Under Study
A )unior Jear ab1'0ad progrnm
to be spent an MumC'h, G~rmnnY.
Is betng constdeN."d b\' the rnc·
ult\· curnculum comnuth~t', The •
by Woody Carlson
Staff Wrlt11
prog~m v.'Ould bt' dl'stgnPd prun·
ar1ly for German majors, but
other students such as mtcr
natJOnal alfaars majors v.-ould
also be eUr.ible to partlctpate
Or George Smclair of the de
partment of foreign languagl s as
tile pramary mo,·ing force behmd
thiS proposed addition to the
curnculum Although a tentali\'C
structure lor the progrnm has
been workt.'d out, he strr.ssed
tbJlt no decision bAs \'et bt~n
reathed
S1nclnlr has been pursuang the
matter for sb years because he
feels such a program ts ~ssen·
ual for German maJOrs, and also
useful for other maJors.
He ne•·s the program as es
pedalh· \'tlal tor future hfgh
scbool German teach~rs
''Tbl'\' reallr must ha\·e it We • • cannot prepare them adequat~l\' dar~tcd lt summt'r mshtute hn
anC'l.>d tn IIH' U.S Orctce or Ed
uc.tuon fot high school foreign
lBnguagl'.' 1n tructors. Tl\e 1965
session v.~ts for Fri.'nch teachers
and wns held h~·n' Howev~r , .111
suhs~quent scssaons were for
German anti wert• hl'li:l tn Munich.
The Munich connections. an
cludln& ac:crt~tta lion from IM
Um\·ersll\' of Muntclt, required
for tbe proposed Junaor vear
ohr(\1\cl nr•• ctlr~ath 111 t'XI"'U'I\CI! .
Olhl r Junaor year abroad pro
t;rams atreadv exi t, such as
that sponsored b} the Oregon
State s ·stem ol H•cher Educ.a
uon, and senH-al I.C students
ha\e bl'en enrolh.'<l in outside
programs or thas sort in the p:tsl
ll'v. l'CltS • Thts points out. nccording to
Sinclair, ont> more reason for
havang a program of our o~n
Students who leavt• ror a vear
soml•tlmes nl•rer r.-turn, so the
college v.ould bcnetil from havmg
n program of Its own.
Another factor ctted bv Sinclair
m support or has proposal is
that the school cannot guarantee
the quality of outstde progr-.tms.
"Lt>v.•1s and Clarl\ and other pr1-vatc collt'gcs In this .1rca should
h,I\'C 1\ progrnm Of that tvpc or
thelr o~n, ~~ohtchwccancontrol,"
ht o;,tid
Onl\ n JXH'tlon of the progr.Jm
would he lilted by J,C studt'nt"
tht> balance coming from other
anslitulions
Should the progmm he consldt•r
ed useful hv the facultv currl-•
culum commtltec, Prcsadent ,John
R Ho'\\·ar'il 11o ould act upon at and
ma~e the upproprlllte nnnounce·
menl 1n th•~ Log. rhe Fifth Dimension, the vocal
group that got their bl~ start
five yt'ars ago with 'Up, Up
and Away , appPar<> In concerl
Sunday at 8 p. m In thr Memorlnl
Coliseum
Tickets 3re avatl.lbh Cot th••
pt>rformanct> Crom Stt>veM and
Sons, Lincoln Savln~s Meier and
Frank Ucket off Ice and thl' Col
iseum box otrice. Prlce!'i arc
$3 50 $4.50 rtnd $5.50.
"Rock Around the Clock,"
Monday. Nov 18, to the once ra
mnus s11UIHl nl B1ll llul .,. uud
The Coml'IS, Chuck Berry and
Pioneers Triumph
Over Ups, 28-6
Saturdays Agamsl UPS he con
nected wath nine completions In
the first haH to run h1s season
total to 81. Thts broke lht' Single
season mark or 79 sE.>t by Sklp
S~vers an l9G& Miguel bas !our
games remalnmv. Something ne\lo blppcnld to the
Pione~r rootball team on Satur
da~ . They v. on The defenst• ulso
helt1 the opponents to less tba n
20 points tor the flrst lime this
season. The score was 28 -6
wttb th1~ win comang OV('r Pugel
Sound.
Junaor quarterback Pal Miguel
con I In u e d to break rN•ords
Miguel has hroken passing rec
ords nn three or the last four bere in one hour a day A person
needs to lne the language 2-t
bour.s a day:·
Smclatr has arnved at this
concluSion through has c.xper
lt'nce ~ tth forNgn In nguBgl pro·
gram.. f,'mm 19h5 to 19 9 he Monday Set For
Swim Meet Deadline Lewis and Clark came out strong
in the first period to gain con
trol af the game. The score was
13-3 entering the second penod
before UPS closed up the gap
UPS quarterback Mike Mickas
passed to 8111 Hecker tor 2·1
yards to brtng the score to 13-9.
After the ens u 1 n g kick-off,
~flguel started an 88-yard march
w1lh a 29-yard pass to Bill Gas
sner Gassner made a 20-vnrd
recephon tn the bag play The
drtVl" ended v.1lh Larry Mellum
going over from the one-vnrd
line tor the TO UPS scored
once more tn the huH and made
the score 21-16 at hatrtirne. ANNOUNCE~tENTS
!contlllucd frnm pag' II
Students ante.rested in planning
the freshman onentnhon lor 1972
should se-e Cathy Cote ln the
Student AcUY1\ies Office or call
El.1 314 People chosen for tbe
posltaons of chairman and hand
book-loo ;boo}. editor 'A 111 re-The deadline for antramurnl
s~·Jm meet entraes as Monda •
at 3 p m The meet. 1o1:hlch be
gms on 'fhursdn\' nt 4 p m ,
features all htgh school events
shortene<t for the benefat ofthose
v.l1o mny bl:' out of condat ion
Th•' cve_nts mclutlt' men's and
women's comp1•llt1on, 'A llh dls
t:ltlces or 50 and 100 vnrds in
fr"est)'le . backstro~.e butternv
and medley relays One-and three
meter diVIng events are also tnAccord In ' Coach Ted Bovrtt,
v•ho Is planntng the meet. no
var·sth swimmers ar'' altowcd •
to competll Students 11re ur-ged
to comp•>te as mrHvhJuals or as
teams
Boyett added that a fe.thu··•
ot the mc>el mny pat Joe Huston,
athletic dtrector, agutnsl u stu
dent an a !iO-vartl"gt-udg•• race "
Entry 1orms c.1n bt> picked up
at tlle o!ltct• of Ted BoVl'lt, El
don Fix, the pool or the ph\'SIThe second half found the game
changed to defense The OM btg
offensave play was 110 83-yard
pass from Muwel to Gassner
whtch made the !"On~ 28-16.
""lve a salarv • People 'IHth interest and skill
In planmog and conducting a
campmg program, the lookbOOk
aDd handbook, soclal :acth'ittes,
tnlormatne meetings and new duded. Students Tutor Local cal educutaon office Monty Rurev and Paul Nelson
led the defenstve unit for l C
v>h1le the l PS offense produce-d
very little. Rurev Sl'l up a pos
stble LC score by lnterccptmg
a pass on the Puget Sound 25-
yard line but the LC held goal
was unsuccessful . Rut ey picked
off another pass 1n the fourth
period but the PaonePrs again
fatted to score. Nelson turned
back the Loggers 1n their fanal
:scor1ng threat by snagging an
mterceptton in the LC end 1.one Underprivileged Pupils
actn tties are ehg1ble ·
A recycling box for clear alum
anum cans and glass In na\\ tn
Templeton parting lot let.al
should ~ remo'lied from glass
contamers aruJ glass should be
separated by color and smashed
at the collection box H011. ever.
beer botUes should not he brOk~'n
and lnbels need not be rPmoved
TbP oox is sponsort'd b\' the
En\ ironmentnl ActJon Com mitt~
ee Proceeds wtll go to-u.artls
engal?tng a speaker on ecol~~ . .. .
Gale Enger, assistant profess
or or mus1c ana college organist,
v. 111 pla tbe premier organ
.recltal on tbP new Casa\-ant pape
organ at Grace Memortal Epis
copal Church, N E 17th and Weid
ler, Portlarus, on F'rtdn, Oct
~9. at 8 p m Admission Is $2
Program rill tnclude v.orks by
J S Bach, LanglaiS, Franc and
MuiPt Nineteen LC. ... wdl.nts .. r .,r ~
senUy tn\'ol-.ed in worl-ang wath
underprtvileged chtlt1rPn in Ter
williger and Couch Elemental"\ '
Schools
When student Jotm Adams look
ed lnlo the lutorm~ program.
he found that It needed actl\a
llng and re-organization He con
tacted Mrs Vh:tan O'Toole,
social worker for Teru alltger.
Couch and Chapman Elemental")·
Schools
Mrs. O'Toole then took chnr~e
for ma~ang arrangem~>nts for LC
students lo tutor or be comP3n
lons to th~' dis.Hh'llntaged chil
dren 10 the schools
The orlgmal idea "11."85 to set
up a tutoring program tn which
college students v:ould voork v. 1th
the cllildren on a one-to-one
basis. It as presPnth b~ing
develofl(!<l anto more ol a B1g
BrotbPr JBtg Sister program
Each collP.ge student \nU strave
to establish fnendshtp vaU1 one
child Alh>r this i.s d••veloped .
ATLAS Tl A TT liS
free
Pick-up &
Delivery & ACCESSORIES
LU ICATIOII
TIRE VICE
ELECTRONIC TUNEUP
COMPLnE
AilE VICE
BURLINGAME CHEVRON
85 17 S. W. T erwmiger 246-2239 <ne studl'nts mav move lnto a
tutortng program
Each of the students met a
child last Wednesdav naght He
IS nov. responsible lor gett1ng
lo kno.,.; the child, helping h1m
"1<lth hts problems and. most
Jmportant, according to .Mrs O'
Toole, heang a friend
"The maan quallrtcallon,"
Adams saul, "is v.ilhn~ness to
gl"e of yourself "
Tht· progr·;1m as still 1n us
lnllletl stages Adam expresse<i
t.he possibility of Involvement
\\llh the Portland Communttv
Action Progrnm .1n!1 the Port land
YMCA This would provide fur
ther opportunlh· for the grov.·u,
or "'hat he feels could b(• ex
c1t1nt! ror all involv~ The PionePrS led the C'Onferencl'
tn four st.:lhshcs gomg into the
game ~aguel wns thP. leathng
Northwest c onlerPnce passt>r ann
stxth among N \lA {National As
sociation of lntercolleytal£l Ath
letics) school~ Mike Gano was
lirsl an rushing and MikeStradf'r
and Gassner ranked 1-2 in the
conference pass catching race.
Lmtield v1sits Grisv.-oldStadlum
Satunlay as the Pioneers oppose
a long-standing conference rlvu 1
Restaurant
And
Coffee Shop
Open 24 Hours
Breakfast Served At All Hours
19th & Barbur Blvd.
246-3371 other forgottPn names.
The 1950'~ "Rock and Roll
Revival," Is schedul('d ror 8p m
in th~ Memorlnl CollsPum Tic·
ket prices are $3, $4 and $5,
Also appearing n.re thr Sblr
P.llt>!>, Bo Olddley, Oovells and
Gary U S Bonds •
• *
The original slll.'nt version of
"The Phontom of 'lbe Opera."
with t.on Chann. ls belOit pre· • sentt'd Hallov•t>en at the Para-
mount Theatre. Show times are
pm and 11 pm Bru
U\" lltlteus will antl'r' '"'" Bur
hnra ~'uRter and Bnrbara
WaliiRm., hulh ''X~u.·rwnc.:cd
m,•cJ IR tnrt~
1!1 1!1 1!1
'l'lw rwnn h~:ht wurk" of
G11lilm nm nrtlgl, l.addw .Jnhn
01ll w1ll be cxhtllllt·d Ot•tuber I
tn Nnvcmht•r !i at Portland
Statt• Urnvcr it'' s. Wlut~:
Cinlh•rv. The nrt1!<l will l(hl' a
puhlw talk ,ahuut h1 work <ll
7 .:tn pmm \<tondn\ (), L 18 i11
Hnurn .!1lfl Smith Mcmunul
Ct·ntN Recently Olll was lnctudeo
In thE.> Z•1 l \ Artists E'xhl·
bltlon" at tM Los Angeles Coun·
ty Museum and had one-mao ex-
htbllaon~ Jl the PasJdt'na Art
Museum and La JOlla Art t;en
tt>r.
ThP exhibit Is free and ope~
to the public The Wbtte Gal
lery, located in Smtth Memorial
Center, Is open from 8 a m
to 10 p.m .. Monday through Frt
cluv, H n.m to t1 p.m. SnturtJav
Harriers
Triumph
The LC cross countrv teartl
whtpped arch-rlv:~l Wallam.:
lnst Salurd.ty bv t<~klng the fir
ftve places and mm of the
12.
Par.ed bv K~n Woodard ali
Bob 8vPrly tvmg for hrst WI
a course record of 27.0l. the LC
harriers scol'ed the second shut·
out In thetr hrstory Ftnal scor
v.ns l!i to •t5.
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Century Tower
Portland , Oregon
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