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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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January 20, 1972 Volume 30, Number 11
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Date
1972-01-20
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• repi'C$C1JIIIIg A 5rrH'S nl problug dascus.;aons ~md educators, llu• discussions sis of the entire ct\'lllzatlon pro-
ronrl'rotng lim vatu~ of tt11• Wes-cvalualt1d the worth nf the ctvlll- gr:lm, Tht• go.ll of the cours-
tcrn Clvi117Jttton ptol:r .. tm per t.atton r.un·tculum .tnd Its rontin- ~'S hus he"n to ruvc.il the mcan-The course~ offered no-.. have
beton chai\1-H!d to meet lh~' needs
of llw 5tudent~ by r~ttl ing lhtll r Uw past merges tmo tne prt>SPnt.
thus allcclaog our lives "
''An illumtn.stlon of lhe r()man·
tlr •·1story or mankind" lll b
Kathv Owvcr's theme for a study
of Klnlt Arthur, Roland, Vishnu
and lhu A 111hlan Kntghts 'l'h •
sarnc wnod wall bl! appru:at!lU!Cl
hHllllrically by Prof Henrv
8\atr, V••rsll Fogdall, Kenn .. th
Kinnear ~tnd Charles Raddlng "'''·''''d ttw Y''·ll"·cnrl vac.ttlon of uenr.•• as ,, r.en••utl r.ours•• n•-lng or life to frt•shrnall nnd he-
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Vol XXX No 11
Editor
Ouellet
• resigns
hoc Mtlor Jim Ouell!!l has
announced hts res1gnahon, ~lfec-
1 tiYl' the end of -.anh•r term. In
announcing hts deciSIOn to the
Communications Board fnday,
Ouelll!l s.ud pressure tor scho
; la~ttc .tchteVl•tnent necessary to
gl'l anto gmduall' :school caused
his n•stgnallon
"1 spend (rom 15-35 hours f\
week workanp on the pap~r . It's
rP.tliV Jl.lrd to do that much
and pull ~ htgh CPA 0\l the same
time," he stlid.
"Must gr:.uhmh schools really
don't c.1re vN·y much what extra
curricular uctlvlles you ve been
Involved an. 1'hev want to see
your GPA--and mine ba.sn ·t been
too hot."
Ouellet said he wasn't resign
ing bt•cause he was "fed up"
l~~tlth the JOb. He satd, "l ttunk
l'Vt;ory edttot· starts thlnktng about
qullltn~t by his serond week 1
l'nough sallsfilCtlO n W lth
ISSI~cs I thought wer~> good enough
gl't mL•lhrough the lousy limes.
It dot•s get dl. couragln~ at times
mostlv ~hen the story tdeas all
'dt!ad Jnd I think I've put
• a nummy issur '
iiAil in all l'vt• enjoyed it,
snld I gPt to do " lot of
ct azy )unk last year s editor
u.nu 'I lt'l me do -"' . . . . ..,. . .
Applications are now
being taken for the position
Log editor. Application
orms are available at the
nformatlon Desk in Tem
•v,un Center. Completed
rms should be sent to Box
35 by Thursday , Jan. 27.
, he Communications Board
II Interview applicants on
rsday afternoon, Feb. 3.
Vote Lew1s & Ctork Cottcqc January 20 1072
Swami Satchldanondo the first swami to visit campus this year,
will be speoklng In Evant tonight at 8 p.m. LC students with 10
cards will be admitted free for all otheNI a $1 SO donation is
requested Come straight.
Young voters line up
3 to 1 for
Approxim< ttl•ly 3 mtllaon 18·
20 year olds huvt' rcgtstl•red to
vott> at J ratt• of 2, '7 Ot>rnocm ts
to I Rt>publlca n. nccordtnr. to ,,
survev by RObl•rt Welhl•r Nnhon
.11 Youth Regi trallon (oordlna
lor thl' Youn~: Democr .1ts ol ttw
Oernocratlt N;lhonul Commattee.
Rt'(pstrallon totnls for 18-20
yt!ar old voter·. were obtuned
from 32 states. and 11 brc.tlt.;
down of pari\• rl'giSl ratlOII (Ol
I •1 of l hl'Sl'.
The tot.tl rcprcsl•n ts 27 pt.'l'
cent of the 11 5 rmllion ehgtble
18·20 year olds, v.llh tht• prt>S·
u1enl i tl elechons coming up tn
ten months. The tol:tl rct;tston .. "ll
.tl this c.11·ly thn~ sul'prtst!S many
polltlcal an.tlvsts who had pl'e
dlcll•d that young ~r 'on~ woult1
not n-glslt r 111 l.trtrt' tmmbt.>n
The Natmnal Younv Demo Democrats
stx months, tn order Cor these
voter~ to have the maximum
ttnp.u;t on nt>xt year·~ presuten
tlal congrt'sstonal, and localt'
lt•cllons
THE flCiURES
Total esltmated 18-20 year old
registration to ·19 states -
3,000,000 . Regis t~red 18-20 year
olds surveved- 1,316,660 Stntt•s
surveYed -JZ. Number of st.lles
wtth p.u1y tnfonn ttton :l\'utlable
I •1. 18-20 year old!' 1'€g1Sttlrt'<l
In stntcs wtth party breakdO'IIt n -
655,b30 Numb~t D~mocmts •
360,501 (55%) Number Repubh
can -139 ,1•19 (21%). Number
llldcpendenl. llndeelarcd, and
Miscell:meous -155,980 (24"
~Dissatisfied' lives to what h tS occur•:!d an tht!
htslory ol man This, Mrs
Burke said, holps the ShJdl'nt
develop more fully 115 an ln
dlvtclu.ll. ''f:.u:h of us must
r",thzc th.tl modern m1an !ltd
not hatd1 Into th•· ZOth c .. ntury.
but mthf'r cvolnod tu'rc "
fht• Rlllll!ntl C00£(•nsus or &II
professors altcnchng lht .. dtscus
slous rlurtng thf' var.atton per
iod was that most fr 'Shman en
tering collcg • do not have pre··
delcrmlnt.'d goals. B summing
up what the liMln" of manktnd
itself means, the Western CmU
utlon program gives the b•!gtn
mng stuiiPnt an uJc or tht> em
phaSIS or h1s herltalt<~ .
'The n•vtc\lo' of world htstory
and hum.amlil'S f•H'tlltates cJecJ
slons as to the ar1•a ol t•mph:lsis
students w11l pursue whlh• 10
college. Ofltd,tl collcil:c ques
tionnaires Indicate the broad dtv
er:>ll v ol courr;cs m.1 kes at pos
stbh• tor students to dl•ctde on
n mator from that potnt
Num~rous course annovattons
have •'volvi!d n5 a result of the
Dl'C+•mber conference .
Prof. J T Braun's classes ·111
study "What as ctvlliMllon '?''
Tht•y will quesuon Ule worUt
of studvlng ctv. -the moral
and social codes or man
In support of the clv. pro
gram, Prof Braun satd, "I'm
tntcresh .. )(J in the humantlles . Tbe
product of ctviltutton m.1y bt:
n d1rty, ovcr-crowdl'd cemetarv:
I call 11 a mus~um. ••
Prol. Robert Cosh v.;Ul tmce
themes m h\stroy revealing a
cultural hcrttuge. rrom Uus
study, he :says. "\t ts hopt'd tb.tt
tht• student wlll begin to s~· how Sociological cxplanauons or
man's beh.rvtor Ill b • formula
ted in th~-classrooms of Profs
Karlin Capper-Johnson, V,arrcn
Brov.n. and Jerry &um A
darcct themes approach nn.al -
zing man us a social ttunkPr 111
be used by Prot J mcs Hollon,
·hO tells free-loaders to "load
else· here" amJ ''intellectual in
side dopesters ·ho ant cock
tall conversation tJtlbtts" to r C(S
clsev;hcre .
A s•Jnes or cventng fllms ruu-
gtng from Cromwell to Vtrcio
Sl)rlng wlll supplem~nt the nev.
lecturr-• schl.odulc. Topaes to oo
dtscussed lncludcCoudallsm, me
dieval .1rl, reformation, polttiCS
nnd phllosoJ:ity
The lecture sertes "'Ill cul
mm~tc tn a deb::ite beh c~n Profs
Callahan and Browt. In whtch
they -.m thscuss "'t ma Jel
terson-Rhc!ortt '.JlDd Ae Itt· '' l h' • • 1.f"" -- .,. •
Epltomizu~ lbe ,.e(:cnt chang
es ln th" We~t~rn Cl~liUlllon
program as th Cckl'-l'se descrlp
hon of Ptof. Bruee Ric".
"In otll't!r w.ords, n Is the
llme to rescue the entll•ss diS·
cusston of thH Cav rcqwrem12nt
from the Trdtl Room and tbc Fa
cultv Dining Room and turn n
mto what 11 should be-n S"rtous
exchange about 'fih;tt 'i!C, as an
r.duc:-JIIOna\ communltv-ar • lt
about •'
Library houses
microform • copier
'The ltbrarv hu a new mtcro--form copter machine
The machine, whtch •••ll cop\
both mtcrohlm Rnd mtcrollche,
Is an additton to the Xcrot copter
located near the entrance to the
librarr.
"W~ wunteQ to eJilend the c!lp
ablhll~s of r~produci ng bJ rd copy
to n!product• from mu~rohlm nnd
microUc hl' t•xplalned J.1mes
Pit It• hud hbr..1rmn.
Tho L••was and ClJrk ltbran
houses lht' macroforms Ubnry
for the Northwestern Assocaatton
or Colll>ges lttnt Universities .
In addltton to the $30.000
fcdet'UI grant for malenals for
the ltbra n , member um verstlles
contribute to the llbmrv lund.
\1icrororms have a number
or .&d\'antugcs over books, Pttte
poanll'<l out
·•Jt ta1..es up less space, ts
cheaper, a nil hns bt:l•n mndc to
last tbout ~00 ye trS. lt IS \'tr-
in "titute offers tually andestruc:table," ht? saut
Parte noted that also tth
macrororms, n ortgltull copy of
a document is not necessar)
A ne-vo addthon to the micro
forms ltbr.tr\' ts the London
Ttmes issue from l '185 to 1899.
...... _
Stapleton dies
Paul Stapleton . a 1971 LC
graduate . was killed durang the
Christmas vacation when tho
car tn which he was riding
skidded out of control and was
struck by an approaching
vehicle on an ICY road in the
Mt. Hood ski area. Carol
Sloane. an LC sophomore who
was al'o ndang 1n the car. sui
tared two broken arms an the
acctdent. The drtver ol the car
was not injured.
new program
~J\{ It\ ~ 1:'1''1'!-' ,,, \1'1'1 elections are being
1o1a today In lront ot tho post
e untll 6 p.m. Como and
ote tor on ond ott campus
notort. 1-boord members ,
oxpreu your views on the c ruts, Wt•lnl'l s.llt.l, IM Yl' bt•t•n
conductlrw an lnh•nsiV\' l'cglsll .t
tton driVl' 10 lht• 18-20 vt•.tr old
group slnct• Jun" 1, 1971 1'ht•V
send tt•.UII~ Ol CllnV.t~Set'S IO
assu;t lor.:tl ~· oups, sponsor rock
conrt•rl s. hold sl.t tev. tdl! 11 nc11o,·ul
rt'lt lSI I'UllOII '*OT'kS h~lJlS, ,Ifill ulll·
1ze teh•phonc b,mks .mtl olht•t'
techniqu••s. Qpportunlh••S for study Ut u ne"'
'''" U"Onttu•nt .1 re now b1.•tng ofhH
l'il to thos~ tnt~rcs tcd In the pro
blem-. of hum m developmen t und
thl' l.ommuntl). ~tr-uw tll .1nd the urhan envtron
ment, soc.lal clumgc ami tbl' ur
b:tn r.una\y, and r untlv tnterachon
l ounsellng .1nt1 thea apy.
The Institute offers a muUi
dlsCtplinnn appi'O!lch vo htch may
all rnrt tbose In Ute fie his ot
SUI'IOIOGV, Qllfbrupology, ~·
Cholo(:l), polttacul ctenct:, or
nursanr, and rn('dtCttll' JUnllll' and semut·und••r&radua tcs
to t ecNve crt.'«ilt lor rail und
""mt•1r term study1 ror one aca
dctnLC Yi'ar of study, or for one
ummcr term In Dclt'\llt. /.(/t iltAIII'tllfl"f1 ('rUIIJH'UfiJ t•••• ••"••,•••r••• u•••••"'
•
Scrtting
Co II c.•g, :, I ml n·t s
Ez•ttr) when-orory magoz.lne tyearbook
tue Wt•uu~•· ulso ,&ddt>d th.tl thas is
onh· .1 bl>ginnlltlt, nnt.l that the
r.rlttr:\1 pt:rtotl fur n.>giStl!rtng
youu~o: voters wall bt• llw rwxt Till' Ml•rnll-P~lmer ln:-.111 ult•
an Delt"OII, Mtch&g.ln, whtth de
scnoos IISl'lf ,,s ••restless ami
dtss.tltshetl "'Hlt ats present level
of undllrst:mdtng people," If' pro
vtdJOg ,, procram or ~tudy y.hlch
1ncludcs such .sJWCih~ lOJllC ns
ch1hlt en's mental an•J ptwstcal In the pa~t. 1t has been attcntt
Ctl b\' sluth.:nts under B 00<\P·
"rattu· program 'fihkb ollov.s ApphCJUun and calah ucs
are uvaalabh:> 111 th" Soc.tolog ·
Dc~"'rtem\'nt offlct', Huchtlcson
Ill O~:tdltnl) ts M )' 15, o Oec
tstons should be mnde ~oon Con
lllcl Dr Crasl fm• furlh('r tnfot·
mallon •
Ptonc~r Log Janunrv 20.
1 P ge 2
A fen1ale's opinion Letters tu the ')eli tor
a ost people
thing about don't
women's
slll~Utehomc', Howar atti u e One common ptcturt? ofn pr'O
ponent of "''Orut>n 's hber2taon
sc~tns to be of u dtsgusung . un
!emlntne, man-baling creature
"'ho stomps around curs1ng and
burntng bras rtghl !Or' C\l~r OO..ly U a woman
is hapJl an the lntlHitonal role
Of hOU t!'#;l(C, tl t.Ould bi' absut•d
to push her Into something else II ts unrenson.thlt .• to ask U1at
husband nntl v.lt~. ~ ho Brt' sup·
by llatu: B•us
StJH Wnter
Most ''Omen, hen as ed tfthc\
an: men's Hbers, :ill indtg
nantl) esclatm. "01 courseoot1"
I ENJOY bemg a uman."
Tbl~ leads me to belle' that
most peopl don't kno,. tbe first
thtng about _ omen's llberallon
I lake be•~ a female I've
neu~r met an ;one '-hO tuls burn
ed her brn Nor do I !late
men. or cons•der tbem • the en
em~ . ••
And \ct I am n Mliever and
active supporter of women's lab
It ~~ very dtstressmg that the
movt!ment Ills become stereo
typed r~s hy.steracal and vtolent.
since tl 1s netther of these. II
ls slSternood of 'omen 'ho
lun e taken hard lool at thcl r
posttaon 1n socJety and the roles
th are east into, so1ey on th
basts of Ule1r s~
Naturall'i , s tnan) movement.
aU me.mbers do not uree on
all lssoes. Tbe rang of op1-_
ruon as as d1verse as ln either
.xnaJor P.Jhtical ~rty
: It Is endeot that our culture
bls cast botb men and . omen
into verr disttnct sexual :roles
Gd stereot)-pes . Th re nl'e cer
~in games v.:~ Me supposed lo
pia). and e are made to feel
guilt~ or 101dequate if ,. e cannot
Ull the role or play th~ gamt!.
Women's liberation calls for
an a careness and examUlltton
ot U1ese roles, and, tlnecessary.
rejection of tbem. What IS so
often overlooked 1s that ellma
mtion or lbese roles benefits
men as mucb as omen. and that
men can and should play a large
part w the movement Indeed.
11 uld probably be 1ar more
approprlatel called the ••buman
llberatton•· mot"ement , tor free
dom from r6trlcuve tr:adlttons
is of tK!nel1t to all
On~ mtSeOnC£1l'li on that bas
turned off a great mam· people
lS that women's Ubbers 'ant to
completely abolish tbe conven
Uooa.l roles. Tb.as is nol so.
Tbese roles are C'"rtatnly ragltt
for some people but tbey are not
Pioneer Log
a/{: G B. ArritJRton, Kallt!
Brggs, «l6an Broun, Janet
Cauy, Brll Chmn. Lmda
Co/bum, R.C Boogrc, l~ua Cur
l inger, J•m Di~on , Doufl
Fowlt!r, Janf'l Hall, Janr Hop
~r. Pa.t Kang k), N1.ck Knapp,
Kathy Kuba, Chns Alae frllan.
MiJre McCrory, .Mar(va .Moore.
Wendy Morrell, .Jrm Ou~llet,
Jackie Ruben, Jody Rutz, {Jail
epuiL~da, Greg Takaynmo ,
Bruce Trachtl'.nberg, Bay \'an
Ho~. Phil We!d:a.
Aduuer: Ron A bell.
OUtctal poblicaUon of Ul~ As
sociated Siudenls ol Le"lS and
Clark Coll~e . 0615 s.w
Palatine Httl Road, Portland,
Oregon 97219 Pr1ntL>d ~eckly
durmg lbe ac::.adcrmc year by
the Lake 0 ego RevJ~,. Se
cond class postage p:Ud at Por
Lland, Or.egon
• • •
Tbe contents of this publica
tion ar lh opinion and " spon
Slbility or thi! suit or lh Pio
n r Log l.nd do not necessut-
1) r nect th policy of the ASLC
OR Lt!Y.u aDd Clark Coli :g One or th•~ stereotypes tbat ls
most per\'aSlve , and most
restr1cling to large numbers of
rom n is that ··~oman's placf'
Is an the home " v. omen ar{'
brought up to belle~e that thear
on goal m lHe should be fount1
tn marrtage , motberbood, and
housekeeping
•·Career 'oman" has unplea
sant connotations, and there ts
a dehn1te stagma attach~ to being
an "old mtud "(Whereas "bach-
lor" seems to denote S'llo Inger
who has managed to s\a) clt!ar
oL the trap or marnage .) Women
ho haven't been :tbl~ to hod
(ulhllmE:"nt aS hOUSC"lVCS have
be o condatlon~"!ti to r~el gualt}",
to behe\'C that there must be
somethul& ,., rong v.ath them.
Wh · should an tntelhgcnt ~~o•o
man have to spend her "hole llf~
as a house' ire? Whv should the
responSlbaltty for home andchal
dr:en be delegattod Largel) lo the
female?
The hOme, the marnage, and
the chtldren are tlle man's as
much s the .,.,man•s Ho man~·
men -ould care to b.l,·e thear
whole c.sistence revolve around
these tbings?
Yet this Is •hat they so often
d.:omand Of theu "'1\'CS I( G
~man cannot hnd fulfillment
1n lhfs tradJllonal role, (you've
got to :tdmal. one can't fJild too
much intellectual stlmul:iuon in
m•kmg beds, 'lt'a.Shang dJshes and
changing dtapers) then why should
she not be able to work oul-
• oost~ to be,a:~rtners tnma rrlllg~.
share the rcspon tllthllcs tor
home, htmlll and support?
Too on~n. the subject Ol\loOiliCO
~orleans: oulstdc the home v.all be
dismissed v. ilh "A Y>oman has
o tJuty to her ramah• •· \\hat
about her dut\' to hcrselr? fo'or
too long v.oman hns scn.·C<I her
ramal at the e'tpenst• ol her o ..... n
bapptness Besides. the ramah·
would probably bt> tar better orr
al n 11man Viho ts frustralt .. >d
and conhncd as a bou::.ev.are dtd
find a sataslymg job, for a happy
woman ma~es a much bellcrYOifl'
and mother
Ltberahon Is not easy-not lor
clth\•r St!X The old roles can
be romfort~ble and Sl'CUre And
..,.,hen gtrls an• brought up to b•
lleve thai men don't likl' women
wtth mtndl>, or women whoaren 't
pr~tt "', null}". and vaptd, ..... hen
the\' ~re tuught that woman IS
man's lnfcrtor, wh\!n lher are
taught that a real man doe~n'l
cry or sho,. s1gns of emotton
or weakness, and thai as a male
u LS hiS rtght, hfs very dun·
to dommate mt.>n-we.ll. that's
a lot to let go or.
And 11 a ~rson does manage
to overcome sterl."'types and find
a personal Identity, there comes
the most rrustrattng rcahr.al10n
or all· soclet} does not take
ell to persons v. bo have rCJ~Cted
lls trad1ttons .
U one announces or ~ven mere
ly mentlons that one ts a believer
an what ts known as ~omen' sltb
tturn to P• 7)
Our Man Hoppe 'To fhe I::ditor
There .1re ctght mon.• tt Cl'S
cut do n in lh•• mall, back of
the manor house. l::lr,ht tro..>es
that were sltll remtHmng "'hen
e lett for Christmas vac!ltlon
Although we were promised
that no tr~es would be cut uo n
unlll summer. 'hHEN U•c trees
arc cut do"" Is not Important
enough to discuss 1l h3S even
been suggested that tbc entire
lSSUC of the cedars haS been • inflated beyond tl's srze Mavbe
so, but tbe reason we nre not
gotng to let up on tht> c•!dars
as that tt Is nctuJlly an entarc
~.attttude that we art> opposed to.
We do not agn?e "''Hh Pn ident
Howard's vaews on wll tt our
campus should be hk' Wr m.1y
be over-anOallng the assut•, but
tbe impllcahons of the nltltude
are m.1ny Urnes largt•r lhJn tlu>
ISSU~ itself.
Ours is, as Presrdent Ho"'11rtl
saatl, ~n emotional argument. For
some reason, when Mr HO"l\'llrd
used the ord "emotional," he
Implied irrational . Emohonal
dor>s not mean trraltonal. What
emollonal does mean ls that you
are concerned over an tSSUl'
enough to feel tt. Wl' arc not
JUSt trytng to find anv tnntng
issue to sbow how rebellious
our generauon 1s. Tbts tree
tssue ts much more tmportant
le us Umn c:Mrely Eco-Actton--s
" Pro)f(;t for Oetober. •· We arc
emotional. but we have a reason.
We just happen to lhtnk that ,, ,
•
Murke's Law foils American Press
The Nntton 15 tunnoo. The mnn who uchi'"'·cd
the great AmcrtCJUI ~oal or notortdy, the mon
"'h ' genaus for publtdtr m01d~ h1 name u
household "'ord, the man who was the en\) of
~cr) pr n~;cnt in th~ lnnd ·-that mun hn
~mangly t.;one nnd blown aL
Ho\\Urd HufbCS has pro,·•-d h1•' uh~~ .
by Art Hoppe
syndicated columnist
What pos._~"d M r Hu@h~:.> tu hold that trnn·
. sconuncnual telephone cnll "'ath tho.se vcn uCie
nc" men? \\'h) 1:1 he C\ n lhmb:ing uf UJIJX!Ann~ 111
court? In pubhc' In lhc flesh? Wh~. aftN all lht..>sc
) • n;. .s he comang ouL of hiding?
The cxperlb -and there on• lhou and -appear
.bafficd \'et to nn}one "ith c ... en o rudimcnt.nry
:undc111tandms of Murkc'a La~ (cq) lh•· Bru!\\Cr is
childasbl.) ample.
Murke' ,Lu~o~; thu rt.'qutrcs only o rudamentnry
~plonataon-
Murcht£On Murk•• Ill mHde hi~ tin;t billion by
the umc he "a 2i ''No~o~; that I'm nclt." he ntd,
rubbmg hiS hand • "I can atLfy my burnmg am
b1t1on to become fomou.&.''
So he hm.>d the gr••aLt l press agl!n1.8 tn the
counlty •'Okay, Chid,'" tht.") a1d, "h~rtJ' "'hat
>"OU do. go dan«:ang at the Swrk Clull "ath o t..ur~
\'a oou11 larlcL, Btu·k vour heAd 'n wet ~ontr t•t,e • ouusade Grnumun' Chini!Sc Re.suturanL. tctl) 111d
hold 11 press confNcnoc dt..-crying motho:rhood and
the frc • cntcrpn •• li.) tmn. Inn month )ou'll be ali
famuu n .JucJ'e Crater.''
"Judge Cmlcr," sa1d Murke thoughtfully ,
''became r~unou b) \3nl lung ..
o a \licek lnl• r, one of the Jlf nr.:enu ~;.olli·d
th Cit.> I-;dawr of the N ~ York Trn -l.t..'<lg• r
"l)o nt• 11 fa\ or. AI," he ~ud "M) dit•nt, Mur·
eh&aon 1 urkt Ute bag L\coon, as arrt\ ans; ou the
OH·rl nd L•m•ted But he "nnu; to k·~·p h1 nomt
out of Lh~: papcn; at all c ts K Jled h111 pra~aC\. okn.>?"
Well, n fey, phone cull like thut tJnd :17 rcpor·
LN'S nnd II phot.o~ruphc rs m•·L the treun Murkc
r~portcdb cscapt!d them di gulllht.."CI ns u Pulhnnn
porter "ith the mumps.
"M., ten 'I woon Mukt.>s Mvstt<nours \'asit." nid v • -
11ht• h••ntlhm '.S. Mur. Murkt.' \\U<> on h1. \\U)'.
• • •
Next he purchnM'd Cuney lslund and constru\:
ted u 1x?enorv npo~rtmt•nl atop till' roller 1111Ster.
'l\H1 rumon; biO&"Offil•d, One wus hl'id thlll h•'
h cd an th•"'•' ht~\ aly-guurdcd qunrt.cns "t.'t!n only
by \loliO pet kunguroo, , -.c ... en goldfi hand un O\cr·
• cd female chimpunte • The other Wit thot he
had been ktlled I I \'ears curlier in n skaw.•bonrd -
a~adcnl
No lt.~~o~;cr thlln 113 \M10ks and magazm• ! artid ·
"'ere wrattcn attcmpung to pron.• one tht~n · or tht
other Murkc had rencht..>d the -.cry ptnnaclc or,
fum·
•·No~o~; thot f'rn r11:h and famou ;· aad Murkc,
"1 think I'd hkc 11 little pm·nC)."
~o h~:: ~cnl anti tood on his head m trnnt ol
GraumAn's Chmesc RC!It.aurant "'hilt.> ~·mbrucmg u
UJrlct unrJ dcnnuncmg th•• trc" entcrpn c &.) tern.
fur o whale. of course, hc madt:-pngc nm• t!\ ury
doy. But oun. Cit) tttlitors Y.ould lro" n Ill hi an
t& "lti i..hut tJUblidtV·tll'eking t•gomon iu~· 1.rying lu
gel Ius picture in tht· pllJH:r BKDin?'' they'd ~"··
ncl or cuur. .. todu.\', thllnks to lhl e brilhnnt
tactta§, not une n•rult•r m ten, if thnt, kno\\ tl11'
name ot Murclu un Murkc 11 f.
Wh~t.J\ unugs lUI to M urkt!' La~ . "Thu pr 111W
OCCtli'J:lllOn OJ the Amt•rtr:fln JUt s I (II roc·u
publictty on th e who don't y,nnt it 1u1d to deny 1l
to th c ~ hcJ do ••
111u Ytt.' et• the nul~ rt·B ftn Mr. llugh · hn
CtllnC OUI. uf hufmg j!\ thot hP \\Qf\18 ll httlt• J.lriHH",)
111 hl!t clo\CIIIIIRJ: ) ·nr6-And let' CIH ll lt1 ham, I
8\
C ""oJWr&~ht <.;hromclt· Pub It lunJ: Co Uti:! l natun•l gro ..... ·th of lorest Is rnott
pleastng to the soul than Ill
t;ngllsh formal g.mJen ,.llh 1
sv.lmm1ng JIOOl In the middle
E.A C
Eco Actfoa
Sagacious Art
To The Editor.
Students can onlv bl' haPPJ
"ben the)' have something aoo.
v.hlch to compltltn --an .tbomt·
nation on '4htch to vent I
rrusttJtlons.
Sotga, r-e.1Hdng the valldity
thts ume-tested prmctple, hit
done an ndmir.tble JOb or pro
vtdlng us "'ilh a
amount ormnterlnltogrlpeu'bolt
In honor or thelr errons,
proudlr present to the ac<ldarn ..
communtty this llst of
log1sms. If properly apph
these words should mab
the sagacious ut or compl tc
lng about the food 1111 the moll
exclllng:
to sog --••to cal ~ga 100<1,
:sog --''the item sagged,
to be sogged --•·to be run
of sog;" •
sog --"(an tnsull) a
v.tth the quahty ot sog;·•
sogntton --"an abomtnatJ®.
like sog;"
so~ology --"words or abUR
11td complulntng s about sog (e f
scatologv); ·'
~ogologlsl --"one who pnt·
ltces sogology,"
sogism --"the doctrine Uu!
sogology ts gOOd for ltie c:on·
scteoce;"
sogage --"dtntng room:"
sogatave --•·anything ~~o~hi1ct
affects one as does sog;"
sogant --"one who sogs,
sogablc --"ht to be sogged;'
sogllc --"one who ore,oar
!lOg;"
soglsh --"Y01tb the
of sog;''
soglly --.. something stmUir
to sog;"
sogence --''thJt wbtcb gnes
sog 1ts dlsttncllve lack or qual·
tly;''
sogary --"tbat whach Is re·
lated to :sotJglng; trays, plates
silverW!lre, etc."
--Stephen Born .s.u'"·1
Marvin Moo~
Master Sggologt
Psych helpers
To The Editor·
Thtrty mne Lewis L: Clark
College students from psychology
classes h.1vc glVen ol thetr lame
to wort.: 'Vtllh tnahmble retarded
children at Westside School for
Exceptlonal ChUdren. The)' bave
helped on 11 onl'-to-one basts io
lhP academic program ; th~y have
assisted in the P E. 3tld s .. <tm
mtng programs so that the chil
dt·en had a greater opponuntt}'
lo pllrltclp:ate: und they have
offered rrtendshlp roourchlldn!D
nntJ given lhl!rn an oppor1unUy to
~~ cah• .tnd pl:.ty with people 'lotiO
care
The whole Westsidl' program
V."3S enrtch<-'d bv their 'titlltng
ncss to fulllll o mulUtude or
assicnml!nts .
We wtlih to extend our thanks
to them through lhe mcdtum of
vour paper
S1ncerel ·•
tar:guret W. Ransom
Otrector Januorv 20. 1972
•
Women's Iibera
and If necossa'l
them into. Pho
loca·
A v.atchd~
campus It won
students. but 1!
eaucracy makeJ
a.s ready ror atU
The watchd
It's the Watch
What does th4
m111ee do?
Formed last J
en LC studenU
organiUtiiOn (wl
to student govet
a critical e}'e
ot the college
ministrative W
lhat the) ope(
adop'ed rules nf
to tate acllon
esponslblv • rr a mernbl·r
Comm1ltec n(
1 action, he mJV
of two other "' a complatnt r
ASI,C J-B0.1rd,
1str-ahon, wht
)unsdtchon.
The entire
Watchdog Com
the complaint,
VIdual IS Slllgl
lguutor Me
or all eases,
disagr~s ., II
be may rcqu
be "llhdr~ n
The comma
t o cases pen
J-Board, both
,...--~ •
I
I
t Clas
Son\· Model
Llk(• new -h
See Dean lla~l . . ..
As a apeei
and Clartt t
Will oller Ire
lor atudentt
ding rides o
lntormallon
ted to the L
by the Frida
publication. nunry 20, 197l
•
l>test
·ude
ot rorcst 1s mor~
e 50111 lh.1n u
1 garden with •
l In th•• mtddlt
F;.A.C
Eco Attloa
ous Arts
..
an onlv be -rc something
platn --an nboml
ich to vent
lng the vahdily
ted prmctple,
lr'.tble JOb OJ
ith a
ertal togrlpenbolll
their efforts,
.nt to the nf':~ ,d~~rnl
hts hst or
proj)\!rly 11
s should
~ ar-t of comptau;. .
food all the mon
'to eat saga rood,
he Item :)Ogged,
cd --"to be tc:J
• an msult) a perSOA
ty of sog;"
.. '·an abom&mn:IUil, 'l
-·•wonts ot abust
ngs about sog ( e c
--"one who prnt·
• • • • ''the doctrine that
gOOd for tfie eOD·
'dining room;"
·-"a.nythJng 'if'hlcl
does sag;"
•·one who sogs,'
"bt to be sagged;'
'one who prepaM
• 'wtth the quaUlJ
• sometbm.g sa malar
"that wbtch gives
ctlve lack or qual·
"that WhiCh IS l'e·
!ging; trays. plates
lt '
-Stephen Born and
Marvin Moor~
Master Sogol~tsts
helpers
r:
~ Le Is L Clark
ts from psycholog}
gtven of tbetr tame
tr.unable retarded
'l>stsJde School Cor
htldren They have
ne-lo-one bas1s 1n
program ; they bnve
e P.E and SY;tm
s so that tht> chll
reater opportwut)
e; and Ute} have
sblp to our children
m an opportunlt) to
by wllh pP.Ople v.ho
Westslc.tc program
bv tht>lr Yo'tlling-
11 multitude ot
••xtend our thanks
rw;u the rnedaum of
Smc.Hel)',
rgaret \\ Ransom
Otrector Jonuory 20 1972 Ptoneer Log Pag 3
Bible's Historical accuracy
scrutiny • receives expert
I Onl' of tM most ama7Jng clatms
of Chrtt<.ll:uuty ts llu.11 the Blhl£'
IS I he IOSJHI (.'1'1 v.oord Of God ThiS
mo•ans l.hat Gotl II.S<.>t.l men topro
\'ldC an :&C:C11ratc written account
of his involvement ,. tilt men ln
history But is tbe Bable really
historically accurate.,
br PM Yfuks
Sl1H Wnttr
Actual rchoologic.nl research
has replaced much of the guess
work 1n answering this question.
The Dead Sea Scrolls. hich con
tain parts of the Old Testament
scraptur~s. have shown conc.lu
savely ttut the tnlorm:&llon in to
day's Bibles are Juthenttc and
nc:cur.1te translations or the ori·
gtnaJ texts.
"Women's liberation Is a matter of women and men e~tamlnlng ,
nd, II necessary rejecting the traditional roles society h .. c.at
ilhtm into. Photo by Jack1e Ruben See story on page 2. W.r. Albright, a Jeadmg arcb
eologt.sl. reecnllv dtscovPred the
remnants or the lost Hittite ch il
tullon in the geographic location
caled by 'tbe Old Testamt>nt . Al
bnght's discovery has d1Sprovcn
Jultus Wellbauseo 's tbeorv ol
the inaccuracy or the Old Test
ament, whtcb hang~!(~ on tl1e sup
posed non-e11ste,nce of the Hit
lites.
Other an:beologists, suc.b as
John Elder. have stated t bat
much betng uncovered of late
to the held of archEOlogy 1s
breaking lbe deadlock bet een
haslorlans and the claJms of or
thodox Chr1Shanitv . Group watches
local bureaucracy Other scholars bave answer
ed the L9th century c.ratics in
the area of BtblicaJ etymology .
Instead of using des crapttve
names lor God as a ~sas Cor
dating scripture, scholars nov.
contend that all these terms voer~
avatlable to the PJ!ntatuch author.
~cb used for descnblng dtffe
reot attrabutes of God The old
tMortes are being replac~>d "'ath
bastoracal ertdt!DCe A watchd~ as prowling tbe
c.1mpus. It won t bite tndivtdual
siudi!nls, but tf the college bur
eaucracy makes a talsco move, tl
as ready for .1tlack.
Tht: watchdog is not a canine,
tt's the Watchdog Commttlee.
What does the Watchdog Com
mallee do? leged unconslltuttonahty ot tht:
Senate In voting funds lo lnter
Restd~nce Hall Council •
Anl Lewis and Clark student
may JOin the Watchdog Com milt~
by addnlg b1s signature to tbe list
of memb~rs, which IS posted •
..,..itb a cop\· of the constitution,
at the tnlormahon desk in Temp
leton. Or. he may "nte to the
arcbtvtst at P 0. Box '1120
future cues "'all be tried
as throy are brought to tbe at
tention ol the commlth.'i:! mem
bership. f'or eumple. both Hammurn
bt's Code and lbe Pentatuch are
'wraUen an the same Semellestyle,
both •1lb varunces m bterarv
rorm. Yet by tbeoldtbeories,on
ly the Pf:talucb Is dated later.
RC3sontP · b~ tilts theory, Ltn-
• Formed last Novemoor by sev
en LC students, the regtstered
organization (wbtch is unrelated
to student government) ,.. ill kt>ep
a critical eye on lhe work.lngs
or the college and student ad
ministrative bodies. to ansure
that the)' operate wtthan thelr
at1opted rules and gutdeltnes, and ...... -------------------------11
to take action tf the\· act trr
espons&bl)' .
It a member of the Watchdog
Committee notes an tllegal
actton, hl' m~y, . ·ath a mmsmum
or two other members. drav. up
a compt.unt for submlsston to
' ASLC J-Board. or to the Admin-,
11strataon, wbu:hever bodv has
Jurlsdacllon. ·
The enttre membersbip of tbc
WatcMog Commttlee IS Usted on
lhe complaint, so that no mdi
\'ldual is smgles out as the or
lgan:ator Members are notlfted
ot all cases, but tf :a member
l!isagrei:s ''lUI a spec:Ulc actton,
he may ri!qucst that hts name
be 'albdra n.
The commattee currently has
t o c:uses pi'ndmg ~fore ASLC
J-Board, bOtb concernutg the at----! ------~
Classifieds I
I
t ' S<lny Model 252-0 Tape dt.>d
Like nev. -bst prtc~ of SJM.95
sal~ pr1c~ $99.00
. S~e Dean Ha,·ley
••••••
As a special service to Lewis live
not 9 to 5
live
play it
your way
hours
vour own -clients
vour own •
decision~
your own
mcome
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no
real
insurance counselling
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MUTU~L
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Othce telephone 222-4301 and Clat1c students the Log
will olter lree class\lled space
lor students Interested in fin·
ding rides or provtdlng them.
Information should be submit
ted to the Log. PO Boa No. 21
by the Fnday morning prior to
pubflcatlon . 1--------------------------' com coutcl not ba~P v.: r·Utcm the
Gettysburg M<lress because Its
lltflr'M1 stvlc dtffered rrom bas
oltl,,r rlttngs
In dllllion, the number or Bib
lical prophecu!s 'htcb have tak
en plfice hi.stoncall) as remark
ably high Over 300 prophecies
concerning the promised Mess
Iah re fulfilled by Jesus Cbrtst
t least 200 y ars nner the last
prophecy Others are happening
tod.ly. lnclUdlng the Common
tarket, the J~s return to ls-
naca ana ttusslll s tovohem':tfll
lo lh MuJeast
A number Of respei:lcd Bib
heal scholars lso pr~ent c:on
vincing evidence that the Ne"
ttn~ss accounts of the Ufe and
times of Jesus Chrast.
Guthrie's "lntrotiuc: tioo to lM
Ne~ Teslnmeot" discusses both
the hberal and conse.rwtlve
Yle..,pcunts on tbas assue and hts
basts ror analydng tbe anil
able C'ftden('e The ..-rillngs Of
the first century hiStorians Cel
phas, Certonlus and Josephus all correlate well ith events de
r;"ribed in tbe N "" Test~ment
documents . ' ...
UIUrnat ly, c ch indt~idual
muS\ dec.tdc to ellhPr c.c pt or
reject Itt • B1bl as historical
Tlle erater1n bould t evtd nc
rather Ulan op1nlon or re lings
ibe Bfble is b l .s to ri~ll c
eurntc, nd ns sueb rcve:1ls moeh
about God In blstory It provides
a reasoMblc basis for faith and
cla1m.s ln Itself to be ansp1red
or God To discount th nvld nee
ts to be unae2demic, to ration
alize around H dishonest Tit
choice fs yours
Some sources for further re
ference re
Albrtgbt, F W , ''Albnght's Ar
cheology of Palestloe"
Anderson, J D "Chrtstlanlty .
th Witness of History''
Archer. Gleason L • "Sur ey or
Old Testament Introduction · •
Bruce, f F • "The Ne Testa
ment Documents Ar Tbey Re
liable?"
Payne. J Barton. " • P r
specth·es oa lbe Old T stament''
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Announc n1ents
Founder of yoga group
lectures on ' an's Nature'
Sv."imt Satchldanandi!, toundl•r
11nd dlre<:tor or lbt: lntegrnl Yoga
Jnstnute ~"-Son "Mtm's 1 rue
~ turl', ' Thurs •• J, n !0, in E\·nns
Audttorium, at 8 p m A ... l SO . .. ..... -........ • Parnplin . • • • personal ..
• • profile • •
Man) call u a "sports pal
ace. ·•
I 0 ATDOIO Ano, though, Pam-• • • • • • • • •
plin Center is JUSt a JOb Ar
nold, or Arnh:, as hts frtends
call him, starts wor\ hen oth
ers hue gone borne.
by Gre1 T Jbyama
Staff Wnter
It tues blm eiRhl bOur;S, 11n:
1shtn~ at muimgbt . lJ c:lean his
scdton of the butldmg. Thrc<•
otb~r men also •-ork bere.
"Yel.b, you people ba' e a mc:e
place bere," he sa1d as he pul
led on a plpe before be start
ed bas Dlghll)' rounds
"lt usually takes us about e1r:ht
bours a n1gbt to cl~an up eve!")
lhtnt for you gu s." Arn1c said
'ttllh a smtl~ .
"One~ In a 'tthtte. though, you
get a guy wbo lnlmps m from
the track w1th canders all over
bls sbocs. a.od you have to clean
tb~ ph C ~ 'li.Jl OV"r &gllln,"
sa1d the emnamon-haireci llgure.
:abOut 55 years old.
S-wl~pang, mopptng and clenn
ang aU lh~ bathrooms ln addtllon
to tlie -.use, gl~mtng hAllways dClnntlon ts as,wd
Integral Yo~t IS •• n tnternat
tonal orgnnh.nllo n dcdtcalt..>d to
human1tnnan sN-v&cc, usmg thr.
~artous n p(.>ets or \-oga
A locnl ~roup torml'd last April
1n Portland, and bns since hecn
v.or~llll; ilh drug rPhahlllt3Uon
g& \"In ocn cl sses, amllecturing
on Integral Yoga .
Brum Berman (235-5338) is a
member of Portland Integral
Yo~ Crouo .
H'hipple tonight
Blaine Whipple, OregonChaar
man of McGo,·ern for President ,
,.Ill discuss '·McGovern on the
ls-.:uc." tontght at 1 p.m. tn the
Counctl Chambl>rs. Mr Wbtpple
1s prcsl'Dll)" the Or~on Nnlional
Democratic Commltteeman .
Tenant power
The Citt~eu:. of Or¢0n for
£>\>cent Housmg will meet Sat •
Jan Z2. at 2 p.m. at Centenaq
Wilbur Church, 83!1 SE Ash. Thts
11.111 be an organltatlona.J meeting
lnd• oH a pell11on drive to place
a ll'nant r1gbts mtttahve on the
November l9 ballot.
Financial aid
Fuanc11l a1d packets for tht.
1972-73 academtc vear are no'li'
avatlabl<' tn the Ftnanctal Aids
Offlce. Odell Manor. Room 25.
All :students w1sbmg to apply Cor
hnanctal atd tor next vear should
stop 1n and gel tbelr p3e~ets
ammed1ately Completed IUd
apphcauons should re'lcb th\!
Fmanctal Atds Offtee no later than Mnrch I
Hey. joel, ·~!
Al.l. ATHLgn :s Plc11 e m~t·l
Wed., Jan 26 at 6·15 p m In
Mamm Dtnlng Room. • or fur
ther tnfllrmallon contact Micke'
ncrg ~rt. Ext 4G 1 or Tt!d su,•ett • •
Ext 4G8
lVatcr ·afety
A 'Vo1ller snh:h course til b~
offen.>d at L~v. 1s and Clark's
pool throuch the American Rt..od
Cross Interest~ persons must
have a sentor hfesavtng certul
cate to enroll and must rt;ogister
"ith the R~'Ct Cross an Ponlall\1
Part I of the course will be
Mond.1r nights from 7-10 from
feb 7 through March 13. Part
11 w11l be al the .same ttmes
Aprtl 8 through Mar 8. There
Is no cha~e .
wim meet
Lewis and Clark' mens and
"omens lt."llmS swtm tomorrov. 10
Pa.mphn Pool ugalnst Paclhc,
Linlteld, and the Universtly or
Portland Meet lime is 4. p.m.
Any student interested 1n tlm·
mg or helptng walb paper v.ork
at s'am meets, please contact
T<:d Boyett tn Pamphn 115.
Campus film
On Campus ft~ms lbts wet>'-(Jan
21-28): arc. "Crom wt~ll ,'' star
rtn~ Richard Harrts and "Duck
Soup. a Man Brothers satire
on polittc.s and the llmes. •
Former West Point mstruc:tor Kr11 Krlsloflerson will appear
concert In Pamphn Palace tomorrow at 8 p m Ttckets to the
cert are available at the Information desk for $2 SO
AROUND TOWN
ill Rogers, USA
comes to Portlan
ntques and CreatiVItY Cern
ar~ onl part or tbe JOb.
"E'vl'r)· ntght, JUSt about,
tbere's muddv bandprmtsor foot
pnnts on tbe lls from JUSt Dietrich stars • Ill 1930. George Spota, ln assocaat1on
voltb Marc Merson, presents
James Wb1tmore tn "Wtll
Ro~ters ' USA at the Portland
Ci\'IC Auditorium, Sat., Jan, 22,
at 8:15 p.m. Tickets @ $5, .-t.
and 3.50 are avatlable at C~1c
brat) Attractions , 1010 SW Mor
rtson, 226--1371 Stevens, Lloyd
Center and Salem; Audllortum
Ltncoln Savmrs and the PSU
Book Store A selection oflftho~raphy
dimenslon.ll sculptures and
pit>Cl'S pr oducl'd as mull11l1lt>.u
on display The ~.>xhlbltton
pWn careless people. I lund
ol .. sb lhe students ere a
hUle more careful," htt sa1d.
• 'I hue a son mvself gotng
to college. He's studying to be classic 'Blue Angel'
a priest ,..ent) -one years of
scboollng~ that's a lot of money '·
Arnte's job pays S375 a month.
As he l ed past tbe car
peted eight room, four young
bo s ran down tbe matn sllUr
WJ.f. fresh and dnpp1ng from
the pool Bro n foolpnnts fol
Jo•ed them down thestatrs, mar
rmg Arme's JC~cshh mopped
floor.
"1 better get that before the
boss sees ll tomorrov. morn
tn~." be s:ud Arnie's boss is
named John Paul Jones, a hen
ty year veteran bere 9:00 p.m Ftlm Odysse}' w2-
Blue Angel Marlene Dtetnch
stars tn the 1930 German 111m
classtc about an unfortunate ro
mance b twe~~ a tn11idrv cabaret
entertaintJr and a pedanhc pro
fessor.
• • •
KOAP Cbknel 10
<urd.ay. J.muary 22
'7.30 p,m Masterpu~ce Tbeatre·
Thl' Stx \\ lves of Henn \'ITI •
d -"Jane Seymour " The
third v.lfe of Ht.:nry fives barth
to hiS only son. the sickl)'
Edward. and does soon thert!--au~r . Anne ::,tallvbr.a.ss plays As I leli btm mopptng do.,o the
staar:s for tbe second time that
nlgbt. a co~.q~le more boys, older
but )USt as et. stePJ>(.'d out
of tbe sb ers and head~ do.,,
Ule sWrnv
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By popular demand
we now show
LENGTH
COLOR FEA lURES I
AlSO, '!I SrA•r DFI FIIIMIW YEA.,
WillA VI
REDUCED OUR ADMISSION
DOORS OPEN
10-10 CAll fOR 11TllS
117-9996 Jane and Kctth Mtchell
r}.
• • •
Sunday, January 23 as Ht:!n·
9 00 p.m. Masterpwce thtr.itn•.
The Stx WiVt!S of Henry VIII
"Ann~;.> of Cle' t.'S " Anne of
Cleves Is marrlcd to Henry to
strengthen a political alhance
~t,.,t•eo Germany anti England;
the marrlaP.e ends In annul
ment. Elvt Hale stars u.s Anne
and Kt!lth Mlchetl Is Henry
•••
9:00 am , 11:30 a.m. and ~1:30
p.m Monday through Friday -
S~samc Street An enJoyable
h;arnlJ\g espencnc~J In thl' areas
of reading, reasomng. and num
erical skill In an mnovatlve and
entertatntng formal hosted by the
Muppets :and lhetr human fnends
and c~.>h:bnty guests. "Salome"
Tbe Portland Shakespeare
Company ~resents "Salome" bv
Oscar Walde and "The Bald So
prano" by E. Jnesco, Jan 27
and 28 at Ret'<f College. Adml!>
SlOD 50~.
lvluseum offerings
The Portland Art Musl'um pre
sents a jan concert Thur.s , Jan.
Z3. 8:30 p.m • featurmg gwtartst
Jon Bunce and the Marv Fteld
Tr1o. Members and students
., iU bt! admttted for $1, others
pay $1.25. The museum IS toea
ted at SW Part & Madison
A cur reD I exhlbttlon at tht• Por
ll.ltld Art Museum IS th~ Cemml
C.E.L. (Grapbtc F.ditlons Ltml
ted) Workshop exhibit "Tt>ch-
XX
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FOR THI MATURE ADULT ONLYI
PHONE FOR TITLE 2 84-9121 Fl'b 27.
A second exhtbU1on ts •
I berate EntanglemePts, " a
play or wall bangtn~ .· "'d
fabric forms reveahng
emergence or nev.
formal, and structural deni:
me:nts whtch together rene\':
cre.auve e1ploston ... "
hiblllOn ClOSt'S Feb 12
Museum hours are 12-5
datlv; 12-10 p m. Frtdns:
Mond.IY !> Admtsstun is ,,...
the public Fridays from 4
10 p m
Youth concert
The On~on Symphonv nr ,~
trn presents the second 111
series of On-gon Svmpbony
chestra youth concerts. w ... .,.
da)', Janu.1ry 26, at the Pn>r1,
Civ1c Audltoraum . The
concert as to be dar~tcd b
seplt Lt>vuw, :tssoct.lh' co11d01
of the Seattle symphom· .
rormann>s are 3t 12·30 and
p.m ; for furtht!r tnfonn:alic•D I
gardlng tickets, call tbe
Svmphony office, 228-1353.
OMS! cia. ses
OMSI winter sci\!nCt: c
Include mJcrowavt>
w1ncmoking , monnL• ecol~
sev<-ral others. Rertstral
gans Mon., Jan 17. Call
at 22-1·9500 , Monday through
day, 9 a.m. to 5 p m. ro1·
Informal I on
ONE HOUR
MARTI IZIIG
420 A. Avenue
Lakt Oswego nry 20 1972
lean
washmgton, U C
972) •• A N.1ttonal W
100 stud)' n•v••als
1~111:. can have a cl!•.tt
nt:!Ol and save $1Z
elf
Th~ F • >tlt•ra lion sl u
the 1\"plcal Ame•
save $113 Jl r 1
ion:~l cleanup cam
reduce atr po
um~lges hy tj6 per c ~
~nnuall)" while sU
uuon d!rnagcs by
1 Thomas I~ Kamball
1ire<:tor, todav cxpll
or invesllga
nftnlhC tOICfVIC ~ 10
tJJJli'rts .1nd
o asscmblf' the datu
basts for the
~oclu.stons
The rounctl on En
uaHty h3s cslimut4
Ull"J air resulls 1n t
damages· Hu
bllllon, mntertal l
$4.9 billion, ,
property values,
toLals $16 1 btl
conservntlv
nter polluttol
.S $12.8 bllhon per
!\1m ball satd theta
should begl
tngs on atr poilu
1976, on v•aler ~
by 1980 Th
•stitlnali ~S that the av1
mvcsl some $
:tn)· return
1979, the averag
this ssoo ul
reallzmg annu ~
IW\m, .. imatdy S2001 cleaner env1ronme1
"Wt! belleve that
I make thts lnve
are made a'QI
," Kimball d
tbe Federatiot • ssonf.'d an mdepe
tnformatl
Utllltt's atlatude
WomE
(cont. from
1rtU1Dn, one is 1
net-rs, laughs. c:ont
dtsmlssal
man YOho cho
gf'l'at dlscramij
~OJIInent, dlscramin l
that '7'7% of tb4
.S will admit th
But stIll the dll
Dues, and stl{
ontinually faces m
rtog, in pay scale
to ber, In po
ent. Still
lbousands of h1
lbat lavt> bl'COI1
part O( SOClel
Ill Ut!n't really ca
• but mort> 1
ICiPI~ ·'' attitude to
for instance, ad
display women
)Jetlls or total mo
a female 1s a
lrdill6! lo her mal
e a mate 1s n
lilian always wea
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I S2 50
r -
USA
tlan
t:re<Jtlvlty: Gemtiti
or lithography,
sculptures. and
Jted a~ multiples
The exhlbtllon
O:lhlbltlOn IS
n~lemNlt~." a
1 hanginb.• .. d
ms re\·eahng
O( oev. CODCt'Dtl;;
structural de
.h together
~loslon ..... The
·es Feb 12.
hours are 12-5
p.m. fndavs·
dmiSSIOn is
Fndays from
iJl concert
ton Symphonv
s the second 1n
regon Svmpbony
lth concerts,
}' 26, at the Pnt11
toraum. The
to be dl rccted bJ
• assoc1atc ""''~"
tlc symphony.
are atl2·30and
trther information
~:ts, call the
Hice, 228-1353.
classes
nt cr science ,. •• il
crowavc
, mnrtne ecolll€1
rs. Reglstrattonl
Jan 17. Call
, Monday through
. to s p.m. rot·
HOUR
' 63&
6612 ew study reveals
lean • atr
\\UhtngtCIO, O.C. (Jun. 12,
g7Z) --A Nolwnnl Wtldhfe Ft!d-
1 studv r«'v,.als that A mer
cans can have a ch•.tnet' en varon
' nl a nil sa vc $12 hill! on p••r
Ttl£' f'cdersllon study indtcat .. .s
tM t)ptcal Ameracan fam1lv
save 113 per year wtlh a
cleanup cnmpaagn "'htch
reduce .air pollution and
ages b)' 66 per c••nt, anl1 save
7 annually 'llohliP slashing 't\'ater
Iutton cbmsges by 90 per cent.
TbomiiS 1 •• 1\lmball, Executive
rcct,or. tOtln "xplalncd that a bene its
•
of this surv••)' should he avail
able tn tltc sprtng Ptonocr Log Png 7
-e.1m of tnvesltgators spent
nonths lntcrvtev. lng envtron-
11ental cxp,.rts and economists
D nsscmble the dolo which forms "We undt!rlook the stiJdv b••·
cause OPliOMnts of n clean ,~n
vtronm••nt nppa rl•nt ly arm em
barked upon a searc campa1gn
b.lsed upon fnflatl.'ff costs that
do not take anto account th
benefits of cleanuJl," Kimball
declared "Even the Council
on Envtronmenta: Quality, blch
~shmaiC<I th~' cost or pollution
cleanup at $1 OS billion, admits
the figure Is ovcrstnh.'<l because
tt mcludes $43 5 billion for solid
v.astc disposal--an ncttvlly lar
gl'ly devoted to garbage pickup
Garbage pickup Is a St!rvlct> tra
dtllonally provided 1n urb:tn reas
and aln>ady ts bcmg paad ror
by most cllltens " He said
many lmport3nt Ugures are un
avaalahle and some federal offt
ct:tls are emb.1rassed by this l.tck
of research data. G B Arrington caugttt thi• photo of hla sailboat coaaling the placid refleeuon pool behind the manor
house G B will be sailing hl<1 boat there ne•t Tuetday.
•
baSIS for the Federations
ooclustons
Thl' council on Envtronmental
,u .... ty h.ts e!)llmated that pol
tod air result.s In lbe follo-..tng
damagt!~ ; Human ht:o.tllh,
bslllon: materials and vege
Jtton. $4 9 btlllon, and lowering
prol>\'rH' values, $5 2 billion.
tolllls $16 1 b1ll1on. Econ
sts conservattvelv estimate
-uter pollution costs the
$12.8 billion pPr year. Sexist p1gs dupe Magdalene
!\1m ball sa ad thl' taxpayer-con
UJn.:r should begin realldng
J'f&lr&g:. on atr pollution control
1976, on •v.atcr pollution con
rol bv 1~80 The Federation
·:ouuJ• cs that the average family
""'' ln\'t•st some $500 by 19'15
llhout any return. However,
1979, the avt•rage ramily w1ll
~ovPr lhls $500 and, by 1980,
tn re:llltang annual savmgs of
nnmx1matt:ly ~200-plus havtng
cleant•r CO\'I ronment
"We behevc thnt Amer1cans
make thts tnvestment once
an: made oware of the
~n£'11ils. " Ktmball dl.'clared . He
the Federation has com-•
111S5·10n'!!ll an mdependent poll to
t'lermlne tnrormalion on the
Jbhc's attlludc. The results R.:ducecl to Its simplest rorrn,
the F~erat1on study esttmates
the nataorul bill tor damages from
:ur and v.<~ter pollution at Z8. 9
bJllaon annually Since clhtens
must .-.ventually J)a)' this amount
through tnes or ht1Jher prices
for products and servtces, the
average family's share for pol·
lution damage ts $481 annU..111y.
Cost of a reasonable cleanup
program Is estimated at $10.2
btlhon annually, WJth a famaly's
share of $170. Ho ·ever, NWF
says that Ibis Investment will re
sult In reducing pollution
damages b)' $22 Z b11lion, wtth a
per fam1ly beneht of $370 Thus,
by payang out $170 for abatement,
etJch family can reduce its pol
lution damage costs of $370 for
a net savlngs of $200.
''To us. thiS most certainly
appears to be a w1se and won
derful anvestment," Kimball em
phasized. "Hov. else C3n Aml!r
tcans 1m prove th•\ quahty oft heir
lives and at the same time save
money?" About Jesu!>' lime, there wa.,
a llllle lady called Mary, Mary
Magdalene that IS, and sht~"1!sh
t.'Ci Christ's feet, or so the Bible
s.avs A pure aod Innocent oman,
the kind you'd &II tnw to have
washtng your f~t , your ktds, your
cars. and your floors, 'cans••
that's what a oman's made tor
Well, she th0t.1ght about Chnst a
lot, and she loved htm--vou bell-• er believe tt--voben.shcwasalone
she sang a httle SODit to herself
by P1t lbnasley
StJH Writer
Can't you St.'<! I've got to be a
"-'Oman, No lnooc:ence as boldtng
me bad.--Wben II comes to tl!n
derness, baby, you know I'll give
you plenty of that.
But vou've come a long way
baby--you've got cagart:ltes and
vacuum cleaners, laundry malts •
and Instant dinn~rs--noor
sTteepi:•rs, egg beaters, gravy
misers, and maRtt 'lm~rs--to
help you 3loog. rou've got tn
depend('n Cl!, or so I bear.
Women's lib ... Guys walk up to me on the
st n•et and Sl)' "He) baby, what' 5
the matter with you. Nobody's
holdln~ you down. You coml:' out
w1th me and I'U sho" you rre~
dom--and tbey erpect me to come
purrrrrrrrnng .
(cont. from p. 2)
on, one IS greeted "ith
aeers, laughs, contl!mpt, unger.
dtsmlssal .
A •om:m v.ho chooses to work
c~atdlscrimtnallon lnem
Joyntcnt, dlscrlmaoatlon so evl
that 77% of th(' men In !be
wtll ndmH that It eXJsts
. But still thr dtscnmmalion
Jnt.l still a woman
DntiJnually races 1n~u<1htle~ In
ring, 1n PJY scales, 1n positions
to her, 1n posslblhhes lor
lnn,rt> • Still she must face
tbous:tndS of InSults to her
that havt.> become an accep
put of society, the thmgs
eren't rt>.allv causes In them
"'•n. but more mdicatlons or
etr's attihtdl• to,.ard women.
For Instance, advertiseme nts
It display women as beauttful
Is or total morons, the fact
11 a female 1s addres.sl.>d ac
ng to ht!r marital status.
lie a mole 1s not, or that a
""•·" alv>ays wears a .,t.'<ldlnf!.
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CHICKEN rmg-tbe hst ts endless.
One easily becomes angry. fru
strated, emollonal. There IS so
much inlormattvc matertal abOut
thas subject, and yet so many
supposedly well-Informed pt..~ple
reject It without e\·er looking
into the matter. This ts tragic
Women's li~!ratson, human
liberation. Is her~ . 11 Is no".
And ll mJght t>l' able to make
your lHe a whole lot bl'tter. The" ·s only one way to handle
a guy hke that. I just look htm
In the eye and say 'bey, baby,
hat's the matter w1th vou? No-•
body's holding you down You
come out wtth me, :and I'll sbo
you freedom And they don't di~
lt, I wonder wby.
I'm remimst all rtght, and
that mc3Jl!> I belJeve an man-
and womankiod I'm communist
when at com(ls to housekeepmg
I a1n't goruw ..,·ash your feet,
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and I pac :. stqun at my side,
and I an't no angel tlh Ub~rtlliOR Is thal no OD•
can deftne It Some guys hale
u because they've twaro about
111sb ;al~r bands and It hurts
their ego--whatever that is Anrl
some guys love it, anl1 they nm
around yelling "I believe ln o
man's lib. •• • use they've b rd
about bra burning. and girls
yearnln to be Ire from VIc
loran morals Tbey believe in
Cree love, tmtever Uut Is Women u.sed to say. "just call
rne an el ln lbe morning," but
I've been readlnt! the Bible late
ly. and the only angels I've read
about are Men Maybe Women
don't go to heaYeo anymore
That's a dascomrortlng Utougbt
Means there's lot of lonely
soUls runntllti arouod up there,
I thank God I'm no ang 1
The onl~ problem r've h d \le ell, 1 believe in you b3by,
ancl I'm as ng you to belh!Te
tn me u·s called al"e es
pe ee sf!l: tee • Let's give tl
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Three LC gridders
rankAll-American
All·J\mcnc.an ts an honor rt•·
Cl'I'Yl:.d only bv the best plll)t'f •
The Le"' ts and Clark football
lt.>am ~as bles.scd 'llitltt thrc~
bonorAblt.> ml.'nhon AII·Arnerl
cans A fourth pla l'r v.;as All·
~orth't.:cst Conreri'DCl' ru~st team
'llbtle rn·e others .. ~re honornbl
mcntton all-State.
br Blr Vu Horne
Sl>om Wnter
Pat \tt~tuel , qu.arterbad: of lhP
po" erful LC oHense, Y.'US ont' of
the three players to b All
.Amencan He tlntshed thmJ In
the nation ln passutg
Mtk.c Gano, runnang bad or
the oUenst>, ns th~ Sl'COnd ot
ft=nSl\'t> player to bi' l.tblk.>d All
Amencan . Gano PDdl'<l the scn
$On 1n lhe top ten 111 rustung
across the nallon.
Moot)· Rurey. the core or the
def(!llse at linebacker. v.as the
.sole player from tht> defensive
unll to be named All-Amcru:an
Bill Gassner "'-as ttrst h'.am
All-we alon" wtth the other
three pla ·ers '.titc Stradt:r, v. ho
teamed ''lth G:1ssner m recetv
ing Mt~el 's passes as honor·
able menttoo Ali-NWC . Cent~r
Gar~ Batten, guard Rei Rtce,
rwuung back Larr) Mellum,
and bnebac.ker Luther Ktng were
honored pollllc·s In All-Amertcan . Thl'
Ali-Anwncnn voUng ts m01 e on
stallstacs. becnus Jl~"'ple c.m 'I
St.!~ vou ploy II as morf• of n
conglom~·rale of voua colh~t>
cnrt•er an the All·•\llll'nc:w vot
tng • •
H u rev tentaltH~lv gnuJuat~·s
thts year Ue hns hagh hope~ of
tamtlng a coaching job an the
Porllond nrea coupll'\1-.tth teach
mg En~;lish Maguel on the oth
er hund revealed n httle (e('hn~:
for the professional leagues. He
conunentt.-d ••It's one of those
things ~ou rtr(!am about and at
came back last year I'll "':llt
unlll n\'.ll season and see hov• at
goes Moybe thts \'ear -.-a~ a
Oul..e " Mtgul'l also snul pla\'
ang in lhl' pros as 3 long wav
ou but he as thant.mg of plav
IM In a M'tnt-pro le.tgue.
Gassnt'r ,tlso Jlr"alsed ~hguel
lor hts efforts and .1dd~ lhnt
St r:tdi'r and passably W a r 1 t.>n
should h!lV\' ,,..,,n ru·st team All
~WC Sta·ader c~ught as manv
passes as Gassner and Warren
endt..>d vo lth 30-plus n:cepllons .
The other ho ended wtth 4 t
each St ntdt•r had :1 btller \·ear
lnst season comp:ued to Gass
ner. The latter contrtbuted the
amprovement to added con
Udenr"
Next sea..;on LC v;lll lose one
Ali-Am••rtcan but may gaan ,,,,.o
or three mor<• Pioneer Log January 20
-~--- •
LC soccer player Don Sock looks for kicks tn Saturdays match ogoinst tho University ot 0
Sock scored one of two LC goals in the game, which onded In o 2 ·2 tie The team meets Po
Community Collogo Saturday at 2 p.m in Griswold.
• In Soccer Squad Ties
id-season Kick-off
The Paonel'rS bt>gan the second
halt of lhetr soccl'r season l.tsl
Saturda\' afternoon v.ath an un-•
sallsfytng 2-2 tie w1lh Oregon
Slate.
Cheered on bv a small but en
thusaasllc group of soc('er de
votees, the LC playt•rs weathl'r
ed OSU's offense 'ol.'htle also en
during some v~ry off£>nsavc v•ea-ther
About mtdv.ay through the hrst
half, OSU .scored lhl' hrst ~toal .
Don Sock led the Ptoneer re
venge counterang with .1 goal
Durang the end of the same half
OSU scored ag111n, only to btl • tmme<hately matched agnin by a
goal ktcked by LC's Roy Van
Broelchutzen . Despite man o,: rrusla11tingly "almost" goals
pomts were scon'd 10 the
cond half
According lo Coach Btll
dll, the plavers most on the
lH're Ali Rahnema . Raul
sone :.md H..ank Oev..
Although no half-lime entr;
tasnmenl was provaded. the
tence found certain unpla~
events parltcularly amusing. "l ""s pleased, but it does
n't mean as much 11:hen the team
doesn't ~r~m,'' commented Gano
of his accomplishment The run
ning bact :Uso credits Stan Stm
mons wttll much or his success
Stmmons' blocking opened up
the room for Gano to run. Cano
lhtnk.s Mtguel should have been
awarded at l~?ast second team All
Amencan The passang attack
pro\·ided by Miguel look a lot of
pressure off Gano and nddcd
)"ards to Cano's rl>cord break
in:& performance . Intramurals spark enthusiasm For instance, at one point
thl• game, <\ dog decided
like to get ~~ p1ece of the
tton and chased lhe ball
the fteld f~k1nr out players
both teums lntr.unurul basketball, LC's
largest and most popular actt
vUy. ts no-. tn Us tbtrd week
of successful action. More than
200 players, ofhctal~. volunteer
helpers have sparked this year's
round-ball season to Its best start evf•r
There 11re 3 total ol 18 tum s
lhts year Most of tht>se 1n
elude about ntnl acllv£• members
and a manager who ts 1n charge
of bas team's plav Two leaRues
dlvtde the teams tnto a round-Some ol the leadtng teams
are counting on wumtng every
gam~ before the Feb 1st • brP1 k"
Whale laking the pressure oU
Gano. Miguel was breaking mne
school records and Lhr~ NWC
records. He felllhe p~ssure was
reheved by both lbe runnmg at
tack or Gaoo, Simmons, aod Mel
lum and the corps of rec:eavers
The top three P'JSS catchers were
Gassner, Stradl'r, and Jerry
Warren. LC aqualllen score well
despite swi111II1er shortage 1n the schedule. On thts date,
nil baseb.Ul and track members,
who make up a signtftcanl por
tion of many teams v.•tll be tn·
eligible to play. as thev must
~an spring practice
In the light of lhts tmpor1ant
break" and the c<~.liber of pla)
that h~ been sho'An thus fur,
It promises to be a most tnter
estlng season Cor all.
Commenting on one of his top
games, Miguel satd most of the
pJJ.ss atbck Wll.."> due to the effec·
ll\'eoess ot tbe r~?Cetvers Whtltt
gaarung about 250 yards in the
game, .M1guel reported he dld not
throw the ball well but thr> re
ceivers managed to catch lt and
be came out looking good.
Both M1guel dnd Rurcy com
mented that although they wen~
pleased to be recugntr.ed as hon
orable mention Ali-Amertcan,
tbe All-NWC lltle means more
to them. Rurey satd, ".All th
coaches see you Ul the North
west Conference but it as more LC's swammers were not ex
actly drenched in victory aner
thl' first S'fo'im meet ol the sea
son last Friday, but tbetr per
formance vras by no means dts
appointtng .
With a team of just 10 swim
m~rs, LC matWged to score a
total ot 56 points The men
r..aclct.'<l up 35 pomls to the Uruv.
of Bnllsh Columbla·s 56, while
the v.omeo made 21 posnts a
gamsl both USC's 1 I 3 and PSU's
65
ln the men's races, the Plon
e~rs broke tv.o school records.
f'reshmao OaYtd Butcher bier
all)' butchered the 200 vd back-
JOCK SHORTS
Last weekend the basketball
team ran ats conJerence mark to
3-0 wath a sound 80-69 win over
College or Idaho. The soccer
team Lted Oregon Sbte 2-2 whtle
the B tc3m lost to the Skyline
Cardinals 6-3
The 'fiTestltng h·am, whtch IS
~tuod olhl•r sc:hools because or
the long Christmas break, "'llS
dcfeatoo by thP Unlverslt\' of •
Pug t Sound 41-3 Warner Pac-
Uu: cancelled us mutcl1 wath the L gr.spplers
The S\lo un tearn also lost an
their contest wtlh the Unh'erslty
of Brtltsh Columbaa
The bo hng team ffiPllllwhllt.>
s ept to victon 10 tis matches
last we~k In a confl'\r{:nce malcb
~gulnst Pactflt University, tht?
PtonN~rs \lo'On all four games.
f.aslt•s n Or~.>gon College vasited
l.C for u n(m-conterencl.• match
ln bowltttg 't.'lth thl! LC squad
-w1nnang lhrl'l' of four g .. m~s
THE FIRESTONE INN
• lfs all new-Management-De coration
Pool-Food -Try it now You'll like it!
10299 S,W. Pacifi\! Hwy Portland 246-9094 stroke record, sl'l on:y last yeo1r,
by an unheard or margin of 9
seconds. Maybe th.ll fish hl' ate
Cor dtnner r~ally dld help.
Tbt.> other record was set by
the 400 yd ml>dle) relay telm of
••o ave The Record Butcher."
Lloyd Kav.akaml Chrt Conley
and Ch~o Rutherford with a tame
of ·1:09.1 betterlhR thL old re
cord by U1rec hmths ol a se
cond
Ma rgu~ Sunderland turnt..>d tn
the best andlvtdual performance
cor the girls wtth a 2:32.3 tn
the ZOO yd md1v1dual ml.'dley
for second place It IS not known
whether the LC women brokt:>
anv school r••cords stnr.t• the hst
of tht.'tr records has not yet been
round
ATLAS. I lntrnmurals have been goang
strong since students returned
to campus this fall Th~ J.C-
ttvtttes preceding basketball
were volleyball, swimmtng foot
bull and rross country
The leaders In the over all
point race lhat culm I nates tn the
presentation of the t M. Champ
lonshlp Trophy at year's end
are.
SAE (308 pts.)
Big 0 (283)
Mabus (2'l3) ....... .last
champs
Brandeas' Bandits (225) ye.1r's
E ATTE IES
& ACCESSORIES
ICATIOII
TIRE VIa
free
Pick-up &
Delivery ELECT ONIC TUNEUP
COMPLnE
B AKE 5 VICE
BURLINGAME CHEVRON
85 17 S. W. T erwUiiger 246-2239 Occasstonnlly someone
comically drop orr the east
of the held an an allempt to
trtevc lht:' ball. The crowd
lher en)oyed over-heanng
ot the cho1ce remarks
by the players from the
among the mtlder of wbtcb
''We've got to get o Ran1U!, ~
Wutchmg soccer can be a
of fun, but playmg soccer
probably even a surer war
get onP.'s k1cks.
Jim Pittman
1201 S.W. 12th. Suite
Century Tower
Portland. Oregon
228-0278
r~pre r~uliug
Mi\S!-i\< Ill ~Kil" \i\11"1
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College Sturln·Js
Ez•cr)'wbc,·,· Parnplin, f
t lv., o d cl t,
P. 4·
1~<~~-..
T.M. Scrugga wh
1 chapter on the LC
1 have hmdered hh
1 colleges in Orego
I Arrington.
LC Sl
rankl
Accordang to stat
~ by the Nallon.tl
hllon , I ew1s :.tnd
third among school
Coast m retention
body, last year
The reh:nhon r
cort.ltng to the n>gl
.tn spat~ or thts ra
Clt-nts voace compl:l
1 s!~r to another s(
·out allogt•lher
Students who le..t
tely or reasons, t1
3Jid social
Tbe re.1son mo
ts flnancl.tl pro
costs have lncr~a
In the last ft\'l'
one tlurd of lhl•
re<:elves soml' tvJ
aid, and anotht.•r
IDR th~ school yl!.t~
Changes an lho
scholarship and
have been made
te:trs lncrcasL>d
!late schol.,rsht
dOil3hons have m
to pro\'llle ud to
e:ich \'car.
I "Fe~er people
ll'gl' \!ach year C
reasons," Cary
of lhc fln..tnci.tl
M
Blatlll' Whipp
man of the Me
Sldcnt CdllllmiRII,
{('IICl' fhursllay
Idealism n rca
· aM government
\\hlpple, who
Ort:or,on's Nat •n.,,
· ComuutlPcmrlll,
lmme<llatc end
't.'lr nnd the .. a conltnuum of
the elder) v" u:nul
tn a McGovern
\\'btpple cr
the tc.un. GrovtJ
er and :t good IQ
e f,\st bre.lk. Mil
~tood play rnl\ker
e talent It Is u
·t put 5. It ,, tra11
thing~ topelhl'r u
. -
he ran center,
. 54 took on as
Photo by
) COLOR n,•luw
Untied Arltsll
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m Pittman
~ S.W. 12th, Sullo
ltury Tower
ttond. a regon
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• repi'C$C1JIIIIg A 5rrH'S nl problug dascus.;aons ~md educators, llu• discussions sis of the entire ct\'lllzatlon pro-
ronrl'rotng lim vatu~ of tt11• Wes-cvalualt1d the worth nf the ctvlll- gr:lm, Tht• go.ll of the cours-
tcrn Clvi117Jttton ptol:r .. tm per t.atton r.un·tculum .tnd Its rontin- ~'S hus he"n to ruvc.il the mcan-The course~ offered no-.. have
beton chai\1-H!d to meet lh~' needs
of llw 5tudent~ by r~ttl ing lhtll r Uw past merges tmo tne prt>SPnt.
thus allcclaog our lives "
''An illumtn.stlon of lhe r()man·
tlr •·1story or mankind" lll b
Kathv Owvcr's theme for a study
of Klnlt Arthur, Roland, Vishnu
and lhu A 111hlan Kntghts 'l'h •
sarnc wnod wall bl! appru:at!lU!Cl
hHllllrically by Prof Henrv
8\atr, V••rsll Fogdall, Kenn .. th
Kinnear ~tnd Charles Raddlng "'''·''''d ttw Y''·ll"·cnrl vac.ttlon of uenr.•• as ,, r.en••utl r.ours•• n•-lng or life to frt•shrnall nnd he-
n1 .John Arnlt•r'iOII Jnd the ~tarr quitt>m<>nl ginning sludl'hiS, Mrs Aclly Lou
of tt11 Clvtllt.allon d•'JlHlmr>nt Tht> unmt·thall• n·sull of th•· nurk•:, d~p.11 tnwntal 5f'('r~>t,Jrv,
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Vol XXX No 11
Editor
Ouellet
• resigns
hoc Mtlor Jim Ouell!!l has
announced hts res1gnahon, ~lfec-
1 tiYl' the end of -.anh•r term. In
announcing hts deciSIOn to the
Communications Board fnday,
Ouelll!l s.ud pressure tor scho
; la~ttc .tchteVl•tnent necessary to
gl'l anto gmduall' :school caused
his n•stgnallon
"1 spend (rom 15-35 hours f\
week workanp on the pap~r . It's
rP.tliV Jl.lrd to do that much
and pull ~ htgh CPA 0\l the same
time," he stlid.
"Must gr:.uhmh schools really
don't c.1re vN·y much what extra
curricular uctlvlles you ve been
Involved an. 1'hev want to see
your GPA--and mine ba.sn ·t been
too hot."
Ouellet said he wasn't resign
ing bt•cause he was "fed up"
l~~tlth the JOb. He satd, "l ttunk
l'Vt;ory edttot· starts thlnktng about
qullltn~t by his serond week 1
l'nough sallsfilCtlO n W lth
ISSI~cs I thought wer~> good enough
gl't mL•lhrough the lousy limes.
It dot•s get dl. couragln~ at times
mostlv ~hen the story tdeas all
'dt!ad Jnd I think I've put
• a nummy issur '
iiAil in all l'vt• enjoyed it,
snld I gPt to do " lot of
ct azy )unk last year s editor
u.nu 'I lt'l me do -"' . . . . ..,. . .
Applications are now
being taken for the position
Log editor. Application
orms are available at the
nformatlon Desk in Tem
•v,un Center. Completed
rms should be sent to Box
35 by Thursday , Jan. 27.
, he Communications Board
II Interview applicants on
rsday afternoon, Feb. 3.
Vote Lew1s & Ctork Cottcqc January 20 1072
Swami Satchldanondo the first swami to visit campus this year,
will be speoklng In Evant tonight at 8 p.m. LC students with 10
cards will be admitted free for all otheNI a $1 SO donation is
requested Come straight.
Young voters line up
3 to 1 for
Approxim< ttl•ly 3 mtllaon 18·
20 year olds huvt' rcgtstl•red to
vott> at J ratt• of 2, '7 Ot>rnocm ts
to I Rt>publlca n. nccordtnr. to ,,
survev by RObl•rt Welhl•r Nnhon
.11 Youth Regi trallon (oordlna
lor thl' Youn~: Democr .1ts ol ttw
Oernocratlt N;lhonul Commattee.
Rt'(pstrallon totnls for 18-20
yt!ar old voter·. were obtuned
from 32 states. and 11 brc.tlt.;
down of pari\• rl'giSl ratlOII (Ol
I •1 of l hl'Sl'.
The tot.tl rcprcsl•n ts 27 pt.'l'
cent of the 11 5 rmllion ehgtble
18·20 year olds, v.llh tht• prt>S·
u1enl i tl elechons coming up tn
ten months. The tol:tl rct;tston .. "ll
.tl this c.11·ly thn~ sul'prtst!S many
polltlcal an.tlvsts who had pl'e
dlcll•d that young ~r 'on~ woult1
not n-glslt r 111 l.trtrt' tmmbt.>n
The Natmnal Younv Demo Democrats
stx months, tn order Cor these
voter~ to have the maximum
ttnp.u;t on nt>xt year·~ presuten
tlal congrt'sstonal, and localt'
lt•cllons
THE flCiURES
Total esltmated 18-20 year old
registration to ·19 states -
3,000,000 . Regis t~red 18-20 year
olds surveved- 1,316,660 Stntt•s
surveYed -JZ. Number of st.lles
wtth p.u1y tnfonn ttton :l\'utlable
I •1. 18-20 year old!' 1'€g1Sttlrt'<l
In stntcs wtth party breakdO'IIt n -
655,b30 Numb~t D~mocmts •
360,501 (55%) Number Repubh
can -139 ,1•19 (21%). Number
llldcpendenl. llndeelarcd, and
Miscell:meous -155,980 (24"
~Dissatisfied' lives to what h tS occur•:!d an tht!
htslory ol man This, Mrs
Burke said, holps the ShJdl'nt
develop more fully 115 an ln
dlvtclu.ll. ''f:.u:h of us must
r",thzc th.tl modern m1an !ltd
not hatd1 Into th•· ZOth c .. ntury.
but mthf'r cvolnod tu'rc "
fht• Rlllll!ntl C00£(•nsus or &II
professors altcnchng lht .. dtscus
slous rlurtng thf' var.atton per
iod was that most fr 'Shman en
tering collcg • do not have pre··
delcrmlnt.'d goals. B summing
up what the liMln" of manktnd
itself means, the Western CmU
utlon program gives the b•!gtn
mng stuiiPnt an uJc or tht> em
phaSIS or h1s herltalt<~ .
'The n•vtc\lo' of world htstory
and hum.amlil'S f•H'tlltates cJecJ
slons as to the ar1•a ol t•mph:lsis
students w11l pursue whlh• 10
college. Ofltd,tl collcil:c ques
tionnaires Indicate the broad dtv
er:>ll v ol courr;cs m.1 kes at pos
stbh• tor students to dl•ctde on
n mator from that potnt
Num~rous course annovattons
have •'volvi!d n5 a result of the
Dl'C+•mber conference .
Prof. J T Braun's classes ·111
study "What as ctvlliMllon '?''
Tht•y will quesuon Ule worUt
of studvlng ctv. -the moral
and social codes or man
In support of the clv. pro
gram, Prof Braun satd, "I'm
tntcresh .. )(J in the humantlles . Tbe
product of ctviltutton m.1y bt:
n d1rty, ovcr-crowdl'd cemetarv:
I call 11 a mus~um. ••
Prol. Robert Cosh v.;Ul tmce
themes m h\stroy revealing a
cultural hcrttuge. rrom Uus
study, he :says. "\t ts hopt'd tb.tt
tht• student wlll begin to s~· how Sociological cxplanauons or
man's beh.rvtor Ill b • formula
ted in th~-classrooms of Profs
Karlin Capper-Johnson, V,arrcn
Brov.n. and Jerry &um A
darcct themes approach nn.al -
zing man us a social ttunkPr 111
be used by Prot J mcs Hollon,
·hO tells free-loaders to "load
else· here" amJ ''intellectual in
side dopesters ·ho ant cock
tall conversation tJtlbtts" to r C(S
clsev;hcre .
A s•Jnes or cventng fllms ruu-
gtng from Cromwell to Vtrcio
Sl)rlng wlll supplem~nt the nev.
lecturr-• schl.odulc. Topaes to oo
dtscussed lncludcCoudallsm, me
dieval .1rl, reformation, polttiCS
nnd phllosoJ:ity
The lecture sertes "'Ill cul
mm~tc tn a deb::ite beh c~n Profs
Callahan and Browt. In whtch
they -.m thscuss "'t ma Jel
terson-Rhc!ortt '.JlDd Ae Itt· '' l h' • • 1.f"" -- .,. •
Epltomizu~ lbe ,.e(:cnt chang
es ln th" We~t~rn Cl~liUlllon
program as th Cckl'-l'se descrlp
hon of Ptof. Bruee Ric".
"In otll't!r w.ords, n Is the
llme to rescue the entll•ss diS·
cusston of thH Cav rcqwrem12nt
from the Trdtl Room and tbc Fa
cultv Dining Room and turn n
mto what 11 should be-n S"rtous
exchange about 'fih;tt 'i!C, as an
r.duc:-JIIOna\ communltv-ar • lt
about •'
Library houses
microform • copier
'The ltbrarv hu a new mtcro--form copter machine
The machine, whtch •••ll cop\
both mtcrohlm Rnd mtcrollche,
Is an additton to the Xcrot copter
located near the entrance to the
librarr.
"W~ wunteQ to eJilend the c!lp
ablhll~s of r~produci ng bJ rd copy
to n!product• from mu~rohlm nnd
microUc hl' t•xplalned J.1mes
Pit It• hud hbr..1rmn.
Tho L••was and ClJrk ltbran
houses lht' macroforms Ubnry
for the Northwestern Assocaatton
or Colll>ges lttnt Universities .
In addltton to the $30.000
fcdet'UI grant for malenals for
the ltbra n , member um verstlles
contribute to the llbmrv lund.
\1icrororms have a number
or .&d\'antugcs over books, Pttte
poanll'<l out
·•Jt ta1..es up less space, ts
cheaper, a nil hns bt:l•n mndc to
last tbout ~00 ye trS. lt IS \'tr-
in "titute offers tually andestruc:table," ht? saut
Parte noted that also tth
macrororms, n ortgltull copy of
a document is not necessar)
A ne-vo addthon to the micro
forms ltbr.tr\' ts the London
Ttmes issue from l '185 to 1899.
...... _
Stapleton dies
Paul Stapleton . a 1971 LC
graduate . was killed durang the
Christmas vacation when tho
car tn which he was riding
skidded out of control and was
struck by an approaching
vehicle on an ICY road in the
Mt. Hood ski area. Carol
Sloane. an LC sophomore who
was al'o ndang 1n the car. sui
tared two broken arms an the
acctdent. The drtver ol the car
was not injured.
new program
~J\{ It\ ~ 1:'1''1'!-' ,,, \1'1'1 elections are being
1o1a today In lront ot tho post
e untll 6 p.m. Como and
ote tor on ond ott campus
notort. 1-boord members ,
oxpreu your views on the c ruts, Wt•lnl'l s.llt.l, IM Yl' bt•t•n
conductlrw an lnh•nsiV\' l'cglsll .t
tton driVl' 10 lht• 18-20 vt•.tr old
group slnct• Jun" 1, 1971 1'ht•V
send tt•.UII~ Ol CllnV.t~Set'S IO
assu;t lor.:tl ~· oups, sponsor rock
conrt•rl s. hold sl.t tev. tdl! 11 nc11o,·ul
rt'lt lSI I'UllOII '*OT'kS h~lJlS, ,Ifill ulll·
1ze teh•phonc b,mks .mtl olht•t'
techniqu••s. Qpportunlh••S for study Ut u ne"'
'''" U"Onttu•nt .1 re now b1.•tng ofhH
l'il to thos~ tnt~rcs tcd In the pro
blem-. of hum m developmen t und
thl' l.ommuntl). ~tr-uw tll .1nd the urhan envtron
ment, soc.lal clumgc ami tbl' ur
b:tn r.una\y, and r untlv tnterachon
l ounsellng .1nt1 thea apy.
The Institute offers a muUi
dlsCtplinnn appi'O!lch vo htch may
all rnrt tbose In Ute fie his ot
SUI'IOIOGV, Qllfbrupology, ~·
Cholo(:l), polttacul ctenct:, or
nursanr, and rn('dtCttll' JUnllll' and semut·und••r&radua tcs
to t ecNve crt.'«ilt lor rail und
""mt•1r term study1 ror one aca
dctnLC Yi'ar of study, or for one
ummcr term In Dclt'\llt. /.(/t iltAIII'tllfl"f1 ('rUIIJH'UfiJ t•••• ••"••,•••r••• u•••••"'
•
Scrtting
Co II c.•g, :, I ml n·t s
Ez•ttr) when-orory magoz.lne tyearbook
tue Wt•uu~•· ulso ,&ddt>d th.tl thas is
onh· .1 bl>ginnlltlt, nnt.l that the
r.rlttr:\1 pt:rtotl fur n.>giStl!rtng
youu~o: voters wall bt• llw rwxt Till' Ml•rnll-P~lmer ln:-.111 ult•
an Delt"OII, Mtch&g.ln, whtth de
scnoos IISl'lf ,,s ••restless ami
dtss.tltshetl "'Hlt ats present level
of undllrst:mdtng people," If' pro
vtdJOg ,, procram or ~tudy y.hlch
1ncludcs such .sJWCih~ lOJllC ns
ch1hlt en's mental an•J ptwstcal In the pa~t. 1t has been attcntt
Ctl b\' sluth.:nts under B 00<\P·
"rattu· program 'fihkb ollov.s ApphCJUun and calah ucs
are uvaalabh:> 111 th" Soc.tolog ·
Dc~"'rtem\'nt offlct', Huchtlcson
Ill O~:tdltnl) ts M )' 15, o Oec
tstons should be mnde ~oon Con
lllcl Dr Crasl fm• furlh('r tnfot·
mallon •
Ptonc~r Log Janunrv 20.
1 P ge 2
A fen1ale's opinion Letters tu the ')eli tor
a ost people
thing about don't
women's
slll~Utehomc', Howar atti u e One common ptcturt? ofn pr'O
ponent of "''Orut>n 's hber2taon
sc~tns to be of u dtsgusung . un
!emlntne, man-baling creature
"'ho stomps around curs1ng and
burntng bras rtghl !Or' C\l~r OO..ly U a woman
is hapJl an the lntlHitonal role
Of hOU t!'#;l(C, tl t.Ould bi' absut•d
to push her Into something else II ts unrenson.thlt .• to ask U1at
husband nntl v.lt~. ~ ho Brt' sup·
by llatu: B•us
StJH Wnter
Most ''Omen, hen as ed tfthc\
an: men's Hbers, :ill indtg
nantl) esclatm. "01 courseoot1"
I ENJOY bemg a uman."
Tbl~ leads me to belle' that
most peopl don't kno,. tbe first
thtng about _ omen's llberallon
I lake be•~ a female I've
neu~r met an ;one '-hO tuls burn
ed her brn Nor do I !late
men. or cons•der tbem • the en
em~ . ••
And \ct I am n Mliever and
active supporter of women's lab
It ~~ very dtstressmg that the
movt!ment Ills become stereo
typed r~s hy.steracal and vtolent.
since tl 1s netther of these. II
ls slSternood of 'omen 'ho
lun e taken hard lool at thcl r
posttaon 1n socJety and the roles
th are east into, so1ey on th
basts of Ule1r s~
Naturall'i , s tnan) movement.
aU me.mbers do not uree on
all lssoes. Tbe rang of op1-_
ruon as as d1verse as ln either
.xnaJor P.Jhtical ~rty
: It Is endeot that our culture
bls cast botb men and . omen
into verr disttnct sexual :roles
Gd stereot)-pes . Th re nl'e cer
~in games v.:~ Me supposed lo
pia). and e are made to feel
guilt~ or 101dequate if ,. e cannot
Ull the role or play th~ gamt!.
Women's liberation calls for
an a careness and examUlltton
ot U1ese roles, and, tlnecessary.
rejection of tbem. What IS so
often overlooked 1s that ellma
mtion or lbese roles benefits
men as mucb as omen. and that
men can and should play a large
part w the movement Indeed.
11 uld probably be 1ar more
approprlatel called the ••buman
llberatton•· mot"ement , tor free
dom from r6trlcuve tr:adlttons
is of tK!nel1t to all
On~ mtSeOnC£1l'li on that bas
turned off a great mam· people
lS that women's Ubbers 'ant to
completely abolish tbe conven
Uooa.l roles. Tb.as is nol so.
Tbese roles are C'"rtatnly ragltt
for some people but tbey are not
Pioneer Log
a/{: G B. ArritJRton, Kallt!
Brggs, «l6an Broun, Janet
Cauy, Brll Chmn. Lmda
Co/bum, R.C Boogrc, l~ua Cur
l inger, J•m Di~on , Doufl
Fowlt!r, Janf'l Hall, Janr Hop
~r. Pa.t Kang k), N1.ck Knapp,
Kathy Kuba, Chns Alae frllan.
MiJre McCrory, .Mar(va .Moore.
Wendy Morrell, .Jrm Ou~llet,
Jackie Ruben, Jody Rutz, {Jail
epuiL~da, Greg Takaynmo ,
Bruce Trachtl'.nberg, Bay \'an
Ho~. Phil We!d:a.
Aduuer: Ron A bell.
OUtctal poblicaUon of Ul~ As
sociated Siudenls ol Le"lS and
Clark Coll~e . 0615 s.w
Palatine Httl Road, Portland,
Oregon 97219 Pr1ntL>d ~eckly
durmg lbe ac::.adcrmc year by
the Lake 0 ego RevJ~,. Se
cond class postage p:Ud at Por
Lland, Or.egon
• • •
Tbe contents of this publica
tion ar lh opinion and " spon
Slbility or thi! suit or lh Pio
n r Log l.nd do not necessut-
1) r nect th policy of the ASLC
OR Lt!Y.u aDd Clark Coli :g One or th•~ stereotypes tbat ls
most per\'aSlve , and most
restr1cling to large numbers of
rom n is that ··~oman's placf'
Is an the home " v. omen ar{'
brought up to belle~e that thear
on goal m lHe should be fount1
tn marrtage , motberbood, and
housekeeping
•·Career 'oman" has unplea
sant connotations, and there ts
a dehn1te stagma attach~ to being
an "old mtud "(Whereas "bach-
lor" seems to denote S'llo Inger
who has managed to s\a) clt!ar
oL the trap or marnage .) Women
ho haven't been :tbl~ to hod
(ulhllmE:"nt aS hOUSC"lVCS have
be o condatlon~"!ti to r~el gualt}",
to behe\'C that there must be
somethul& ,., rong v.ath them.
Wh · should an tntelhgcnt ~~o•o
man have to spend her "hole llf~
as a house' ire? Whv should the
responSlbaltty for home andchal
dr:en be delegattod Largel) lo the
female?
The hOme, the marnage, and
the chtldren are tlle man's as
much s the .,.,man•s Ho man~·
men -ould care to b.l,·e thear
whole c.sistence revolve around
these tbings?
Yet this Is •hat they so often
d.:omand Of theu "'1\'CS I( G
~man cannot hnd fulfillment
1n lhfs tradJllonal role, (you've
got to :tdmal. one can't fJild too
much intellectual stlmul:iuon in
m•kmg beds, 'lt'a.Shang dJshes and
changing dtapers) then why should
she not be able to work oul-
• oost~ to be,a:~rtners tnma rrlllg~.
share the rcspon tllthllcs tor
home, htmlll and support?
Too on~n. the subject Ol\loOiliCO
~orleans: oulstdc the home v.all be
dismissed v. ilh "A Y>oman has
o tJuty to her ramah• •· \\hat
about her dut\' to hcrselr? fo'or
too long v.oman hns scn.·C<I her
ramal at the e'tpenst• ol her o ..... n
bapptness Besides. the ramah·
would probably bt> tar better orr
al n 11man Viho ts frustralt .. >d
and conhncd as a bou::.ev.are dtd
find a sataslymg job, for a happy
woman ma~es a much bellcrYOifl'
and mother
Ltberahon Is not easy-not lor
clth\•r St!X The old roles can
be romfort~ble and Sl'CUre And
..,.,hen gtrls an• brought up to b•
lleve thai men don't likl' women
wtth mtndl>, or women whoaren 't
pr~tt "', null}". and vaptd, ..... hen
the\' ~re tuught that woman IS
man's lnfcrtor, wh\!n lher are
taught that a real man doe~n'l
cry or sho,. s1gns of emotton
or weakness, and thai as a male
u LS hiS rtght, hfs very dun·
to dommate mt.>n-we.ll. that's
a lot to let go or.
And 11 a ~rson does manage
to overcome sterl."'types and find
a personal Identity, there comes
the most rrustrattng rcahr.al10n
or all· soclet} does not take
ell to persons v. bo have rCJ~Cted
lls trad1ttons .
U one announces or ~ven mere
ly mentlons that one ts a believer
an what ts known as ~omen' sltb
tturn to P• 7)
Our Man Hoppe 'To fhe I::ditor
There .1re ctght mon.• tt Cl'S
cut do n in lh•• mall, back of
the manor house. l::lr,ht tro..>es
that were sltll remtHmng "'hen
e lett for Christmas vac!ltlon
Although we were promised
that no tr~es would be cut uo n
unlll summer. 'hHEN U•c trees
arc cut do"" Is not Important
enough to discuss 1l h3S even
been suggested that tbc entire
lSSUC of the cedars haS been • inflated beyond tl's srze Mavbe
so, but tbe reason we nre not
gotng to let up on tht> c•!dars
as that tt Is nctuJlly an entarc
~.attttude that we art> opposed to.
We do not agn?e "''Hh Pn ident
Howard's vaews on wll tt our
campus should be hk' Wr m.1y
be over-anOallng the assut•, but
tbe impllcahons of the nltltude
are m.1ny Urnes largt•r lhJn tlu>
ISSU~ itself.
Ours is, as Presrdent Ho"'11rtl
saatl, ~n emotional argument. For
some reason, when Mr HO"l\'llrd
used the ord "emotional," he
Implied irrational . Emohonal
dor>s not mean trraltonal. What
emollonal does mean ls that you
are concerned over an tSSUl'
enough to feel tt. Wl' arc not
JUSt trytng to find anv tnntng
issue to sbow how rebellious
our generauon 1s. Tbts tree
tssue ts much more tmportant
le us Umn c:Mrely Eco-Actton--s
" Pro)f(;t for Oetober. •· We arc
emotional. but we have a reason.
We just happen to lhtnk that ,, ,
•
Murke's Law foils American Press
The Nntton 15 tunnoo. The mnn who uchi'"'·cd
the great AmcrtCJUI ~oal or notortdy, the mon
"'h ' genaus for publtdtr m01d~ h1 name u
household "'ord, the man who was the en\) of
~cr) pr n~;cnt in th~ lnnd ·-that mun hn
~mangly t.;one nnd blown aL
Ho\\Urd HufbCS has pro,·•-d h1•' uh~~ .
by Art Hoppe
syndicated columnist
What pos._~"d M r Hu@h~:.> tu hold that trnn·
. sconuncnual telephone cnll "'ath tho.se vcn uCie
nc" men? \\'h) 1:1 he C\ n lhmb:ing uf UJIJX!Ann~ 111
court? In pubhc' In lhc flesh? Wh~. aftN all lht..>sc
) • n;. .s he comang ouL of hiding?
The cxperlb -and there on• lhou and -appear
.bafficd \'et to nn}one "ith c ... en o rudimcnt.nry
:undc111tandms of Murkc'a La~ (cq) lh•· Bru!\\Cr is
childasbl.) ample.
Murke' ,Lu~o~; thu rt.'qutrcs only o rudamentnry
~plonataon-
Murcht£On Murk•• Ill mHde hi~ tin;t billion by
the umc he "a 2i ''No~o~; that I'm nclt." he ntd,
rubbmg hiS hand • "I can atLfy my burnmg am
b1t1on to become fomou.&.''
So he hm.>d the gr••aLt l press agl!n1.8 tn the
counlty •'Okay, Chid,'" tht.") a1d, "h~rtJ' "'hat
>"OU do. go dan«:ang at the Swrk Clull "ath o t..ur~
\'a oou11 larlcL, Btu·k vour heAd 'n wet ~ontr t•t,e • ouusade Grnumun' Chini!Sc Re.suturanL. tctl) 111d
hold 11 press confNcnoc dt..-crying motho:rhood and
the frc • cntcrpn •• li.) tmn. Inn month )ou'll be ali
famuu n .JucJ'e Crater.''
"Judge Cmlcr," sa1d Murke thoughtfully ,
''became r~unou b) \3nl lung ..
o a \licek lnl• r, one of the Jlf nr.:enu ~;.olli·d
th Cit.> I-;dawr of the N ~ York Trn -l.t..'<lg• r
"l)o nt• 11 fa\ or. AI," he ~ud "M) dit•nt, Mur·
eh&aon 1 urkt Ute bag L\coon, as arrt\ ans; ou the
OH·rl nd L•m•ted But he "nnu; to k·~·p h1 nomt
out of Lh~: papcn; at all c ts K Jled h111 pra~aC\. okn.>?"
Well, n fey, phone cull like thut tJnd :17 rcpor·
LN'S nnd II phot.o~ruphc rs m•·L the treun Murkc
r~portcdb cscapt!d them di gulllht.."CI ns u Pulhnnn
porter "ith the mumps.
"M., ten 'I woon Mukt.>s Mvstt<nours \'asit." nid v • -
11ht• h••ntlhm '.S. Mur. Murkt.' \\U<> on h1. \\U)'.
• • •
Next he purchnM'd Cuney lslund and constru\:
ted u 1x?enorv npo~rtmt•nl atop till' roller 1111Ster.
'l\H1 rumon; biO&"Offil•d, One wus hl'id thlll h•'
h cd an th•"'•' ht~\ aly-guurdcd qunrt.cns "t.'t!n only
by \loliO pet kunguroo, , -.c ... en goldfi hand un O\cr·
• cd female chimpunte • The other Wit thot he
had been ktlled I I \'ears curlier in n skaw.•bonrd -
a~adcnl
No lt.~~o~;cr thlln 113 \M10ks and magazm• ! artid ·
"'ere wrattcn attcmpung to pron.• one tht~n · or tht
other Murkc had rencht..>d the -.cry ptnnaclc or,
fum·
•·No~o~; thot f'rn r11:h and famou ;· aad Murkc,
"1 think I'd hkc 11 little pm·nC)."
~o h~:: ~cnl anti tood on his head m trnnt ol
GraumAn's Chmesc RC!It.aurant "'hilt.> ~·mbrucmg u
UJrlct unrJ dcnnuncmg th•• trc" entcrpn c &.) tern.
fur o whale. of course, hc madt:-pngc nm• t!\ ury
doy. But oun. Cit) tttlitors Y.ould lro" n Ill hi an
t& "lti i..hut tJUblidtV·tll'eking t•gomon iu~· 1.rying lu
gel Ius picture in tht· pllJH:r BKDin?'' they'd ~"··
ncl or cuur. .. todu.\', thllnks to lhl e brilhnnt
tactta§, not une n•rult•r m ten, if thnt, kno\\ tl11'
name ot Murclu un Murkc 11 f.
Wh~t.J\ unugs lUI to M urkt!' La~ . "Thu pr 111W
OCCtli'J:lllOn OJ the Amt•rtr:fln JUt s I (II roc·u
publictty on th e who don't y,nnt it 1u1d to deny 1l
to th c ~ hcJ do ••
111u Ytt.' et• the nul~ rt·B ftn Mr. llugh · hn
CtllnC OUI. uf hufmg j!\ thot hP \\Qf\18 ll httlt• J.lriHH",)
111 hl!t clo\CIIIIIRJ: ) ·nr6-And let' CIH ll lt1 ham, I
8\
C ""oJWr&~ht <.;hromclt· Pub It lunJ: Co Uti:! l natun•l gro ..... ·th of lorest Is rnott
pleastng to the soul than Ill
t;ngllsh formal g.mJen ,.llh 1
sv.lmm1ng JIOOl In the middle
E.A C
Eco Actfoa
Sagacious Art
To The Editor.
Students can onlv bl' haPPJ
"ben the)' have something aoo.
v.hlch to compltltn --an .tbomt·
nation on '4htch to vent I
rrusttJtlons.
Sotga, r-e.1Hdng the valldity
thts ume-tested prmctple, hit
done an ndmir.tble JOb or pro
vtdlng us "'ilh a
amount ormnterlnltogrlpeu'bolt
In honor or thelr errons,
proudlr present to the ac<ldarn ..
communtty this llst of
log1sms. If properly apph
these words should mab
the sagacious ut or compl tc
lng about the food 1111 the moll
exclllng:
to sog --••to cal ~ga 100<1,
:sog --''the item sagged,
to be sogged --•·to be run
of sog;" •
sog --"(an tnsull) a
v.tth the quahty ot sog;·•
sogntton --"an abomtnatJ®.
like sog;"
so~ology --"words or abUR
11td complulntng s about sog (e f
scatologv); ·'
~ogologlsl --"one who pnt·
ltces sogology,"
sogism --"the doctrine Uu!
sogology ts gOOd for ltie c:on·
scteoce;"
sogage --"dtntng room:"
sogatave --•·anything ~~o~hi1ct
affects one as does sog;"
sogant --"one who sogs,
sogablc --"ht to be sogged;'
sogllc --"one who ore,oar
!lOg;"
soglsh --"Y01tb the
of sog;''
soglly --.. something stmUir
to sog;"
sogence --''thJt wbtcb gnes
sog 1ts dlsttncllve lack or qual·
tly;''
sogary --"tbat whach Is re·
lated to :sotJglng; trays, plates
silverW!lre, etc."
--Stephen Born .s.u'"·1
Marvin Moo~
Master Sggologt
Psych helpers
To The Editor·
Thtrty mne Lewis L: Clark
College students from psychology
classes h.1vc glVen ol thetr lame
to wort.: 'Vtllh tnahmble retarded
children at Westside School for
Exceptlonal ChUdren. The)' bave
helped on 11 onl'-to-one basts io
lhP academic program ; th~y have
assisted in the P E. 3tld s .. <tm
mtng programs so that the chil
dt·en had a greater opponuntt}'
lo pllrltclp:ate: und they have
offered rrtendshlp roourchlldn!D
nntJ given lhl!rn an oppor1unUy to
~~ cah• .tnd pl:.ty with people 'lotiO
care
The whole Westsidl' program
V."3S enrtch<-'d bv their 'titlltng
ncss to fulllll o mulUtude or
assicnml!nts .
We wtlih to extend our thanks
to them through lhe mcdtum of
vour paper
S1ncerel ·•
tar:guret W. Ransom
Otrector Januorv 20. 1972
•
Women's Iibera
and If necossa'l
them into. Pho
loca·
A v.atchd~
campus It won
students. but 1!
eaucracy makeJ
a.s ready ror atU
The watchd
It's the Watch
What does th4
m111ee do?
Formed last J
en LC studenU
organiUtiiOn (wl
to student govet
a critical e}'e
ot the college
ministrative W
lhat the) ope(
adop'ed rules nf
to tate acllon
esponslblv • rr a mernbl·r
Comm1ltec n(
1 action, he mJV
of two other "' a complatnt r
ASI,C J-B0.1rd,
1str-ahon, wht
)unsdtchon.
The entire
Watchdog Com
the complaint,
VIdual IS Slllgl
lguutor Me
or all eases,
disagr~s ., II
be may rcqu
be "llhdr~ n
The comma
t o cases pen
J-Board, both
,...--~ •
I
I
t Clas
Son\· Model
Llk(• new -h
See Dean lla~l . . ..
As a apeei
and Clartt t
Will oller Ire
lor atudentt
ding rides o
lntormallon
ted to the L
by the Frida
publication. nunry 20, 197l
•
l>test
·ude
ot rorcst 1s mor~
e 50111 lh.1n u
1 garden with •
l In th•• mtddlt
F;.A.C
Eco Attloa
ous Arts
..
an onlv be -rc something
platn --an nboml
ich to vent
lng the vahdily
ted prmctple,
lr'.tble JOb OJ
ith a
ertal togrlpenbolll
their efforts,
.nt to the nf':~ ,d~~rnl
hts hst or
proj)\!rly 11
s should
~ ar-t of comptau;. .
food all the mon
'to eat saga rood,
he Item :)Ogged,
cd --"to be tc:J
• an msult) a perSOA
ty of sog;"
.. '·an abom&mn:IUil, 'l
-·•wonts ot abust
ngs about sog ( e c
--"one who prnt·
• • • • ''the doctrine that
gOOd for tfie eOD·
'dining room;"
·-"a.nythJng 'if'hlcl
does sag;"
•·one who sogs,'
"bt to be sagged;'
'one who prepaM
• 'wtth the quaUlJ
• sometbm.g sa malar
"that wbtch gives
ctlve lack or qual·
"that WhiCh IS l'e·
!ging; trays. plates
lt '
-Stephen Born and
Marvin Moor~
Master Sogol~tsts
helpers
r:
~ Le Is L Clark
ts from psycholog}
gtven of tbetr tame
tr.unable retarded
'l>stsJde School Cor
htldren They have
ne-lo-one bas1s 1n
program ; they bnve
e P.E and SY;tm
s so that tht> chll
reater opportwut)
e; and Ute} have
sblp to our children
m an opportunlt) to
by wllh pP.Ople v.ho
Westslc.tc program
bv tht>lr Yo'tlling-
11 multitude ot
••xtend our thanks
rw;u the rnedaum of
Smc.Hel)',
rgaret \\ Ransom
Otrector Jonuory 20 1972 Ptoneer Log Pag 3
Bible's Historical accuracy
scrutiny • receives expert
I Onl' of tM most ama7Jng clatms
of Chrtt<.ll:uuty ts llu.11 the Blhl£'
IS I he IOSJHI (.'1'1 v.oord Of God ThiS
mo•ans l.hat Gotl II.S<.>t.l men topro
\'ldC an :&C:C11ratc written account
of his involvement ,. tilt men ln
history But is tbe Bable really
historically accurate.,
br PM Yfuks
Sl1H Wnttr
Actual rchoologic.nl research
has replaced much of the guess
work 1n answering this question.
The Dead Sea Scrolls. hich con
tain parts of the Old Testament
scraptur~s. have shown conc.lu
savely ttut the tnlorm:&llon in to
day's Bibles are Juthenttc and
nc:cur.1te translations or the ori·
gtnaJ texts.
"Women's liberation Is a matter of women and men e~tamlnlng ,
nd, II necessary rejecting the traditional roles society h .. c.at
ilhtm into. Photo by Jack1e Ruben See story on page 2. W.r. Albright, a Jeadmg arcb
eologt.sl. reecnllv dtscovPred the
remnants or the lost Hittite ch il
tullon in the geographic location
caled by 'tbe Old Testamt>nt . Al
bnght's discovery has d1Sprovcn
Jultus Wellbauseo 's tbeorv ol
the inaccuracy or the Old Test
ament, whtcb hang~!(~ on tl1e sup
posed non-e11ste,nce of the Hit
lites.
Other an:beologists, suc.b as
John Elder. have stated t bat
much betng uncovered of late
to the held of archEOlogy 1s
breaking lbe deadlock bet een
haslorlans and the claJms of or
thodox Chr1Shanitv . Group watches
local bureaucracy Other scholars bave answer
ed the L9th century c.ratics in
the area of BtblicaJ etymology .
Instead of using des crapttve
names lor God as a ~sas Cor
dating scripture, scholars nov.
contend that all these terms voer~
avatlable to the PJ!ntatuch author.
~cb used for descnblng dtffe
reot attrabutes of God The old
tMortes are being replac~>d "'ath
bastoracal ertdt!DCe A watchd~ as prowling tbe
c.1mpus. It won t bite tndivtdual
siudi!nls, but tf the college bur
eaucracy makes a talsco move, tl
as ready for .1tlack.
Tht: watchdog is not a canine,
tt's the Watchdog Commttlee.
What does the Watchdog Com
mallee do? leged unconslltuttonahty ot tht:
Senate In voting funds lo lnter
Restd~nce Hall Council •
Anl Lewis and Clark student
may JOin the Watchdog Com milt~
by addnlg b1s signature to tbe list
of memb~rs, which IS posted •
..,..itb a cop\· of the constitution,
at the tnlormahon desk in Temp
leton. Or. he may "nte to the
arcbtvtst at P 0. Box '1120
future cues "'all be tried
as throy are brought to tbe at
tention ol the commlth.'i:! mem
bership. f'or eumple. both Hammurn
bt's Code and lbe Pentatuch are
'wraUen an the same Semellestyle,
both •1lb varunces m bterarv
rorm. Yet by tbeoldtbeories,on
ly the Pf:talucb Is dated later.
RC3sontP · b~ tilts theory, Ltn-
• Formed last Novemoor by sev
en LC students, the regtstered
organization (wbtch is unrelated
to student government) ,.. ill kt>ep
a critical eye on lhe work.lngs
or the college and student ad
ministrative bodies. to ansure
that the)' operate wtthan thelr
at1opted rules and gutdeltnes, and ...... -------------------------11
to take action tf the\· act trr
espons&bl)' .
It a member of the Watchdog
Committee notes an tllegal
actton, hl' m~y, . ·ath a mmsmum
or two other members. drav. up
a compt.unt for submlsston to
' ASLC J-Board. or to the Admin-,
11strataon, wbu:hever bodv has
Jurlsdacllon. ·
The enttre membersbip of tbc
WatcMog Commttlee IS Usted on
lhe complaint, so that no mdi
\'ldual is smgles out as the or
lgan:ator Members are notlfted
ot all cases, but tf :a member
l!isagrei:s ''lUI a spec:Ulc actton,
he may ri!qucst that hts name
be 'albdra n.
The commattee currently has
t o c:uses pi'ndmg ~fore ASLC
J-Board, bOtb concernutg the at----! ------~
Classifieds I
I
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Portland . Oregon 97201
Othce telephone 222-4301 and Clat1c students the Log
will olter lree class\lled space
lor students Interested in fin·
ding rides or provtdlng them.
Information should be submit
ted to the Log. PO Boa No. 21
by the Fnday morning prior to
pubflcatlon . 1--------------------------' com coutcl not ba~P v.: r·Utcm the
Gettysburg M<lress because Its
lltflr'M1 stvlc dtffered rrom bas
oltl,,r rlttngs
In dllllion, the number or Bib
lical prophecu!s 'htcb have tak
en plfice hi.stoncall) as remark
ably high Over 300 prophecies
concerning the promised Mess
Iah re fulfilled by Jesus Cbrtst
t least 200 y ars nner the last
prophecy Others are happening
tod.ly. lnclUdlng the Common
tarket, the J~s return to ls-
naca ana ttusslll s tovohem':tfll
lo lh MuJeast
A number Of respei:lcd Bib
heal scholars lso pr~ent c:on
vincing evidence that the Ne"
ttn~ss accounts of the Ufe and
times of Jesus Chrast.
Guthrie's "lntrotiuc: tioo to lM
Ne~ Teslnmeot" discusses both
the hberal and conse.rwtlve
Yle..,pcunts on tbas assue and hts
basts ror analydng tbe anil
able C'ftden('e The ..-rillngs Of
the first century hiStorians Cel
phas, Certonlus and Josephus all correlate well ith events de
r;"ribed in tbe N "" Test~ment
documents . ' ...
UIUrnat ly, c ch indt~idual
muS\ dec.tdc to ellhPr c.c pt or
reject Itt • B1bl as historical
Tlle erater1n bould t evtd nc
rather Ulan op1nlon or re lings
ibe Bfble is b l .s to ri~ll c
eurntc, nd ns sueb rcve:1ls moeh
about God In blstory It provides
a reasoMblc basis for faith and
cla1m.s ln Itself to be ansp1red
or God To discount th nvld nee
ts to be unae2demic, to ration
alize around H dishonest Tit
choice fs yours
Some sources for further re
ference re
Albrtgbt, F W , ''Albnght's Ar
cheology of Palestloe"
Anderson, J D "Chrtstlanlty .
th Witness of History''
Archer. Gleason L • "Sur ey or
Old Testament Introduction · •
Bruce, f F • "The Ne Testa
ment Documents Ar Tbey Re
liable?"
Payne. J Barton. " • P r
specth·es oa lbe Old T stament''
iovanni '1 occxl PIZZERIA
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NOW PLAYING THROUGH TUES. Jan 25
at the NEWLY REMODELED
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Show your student body card and we
will admit TWO STUDENTS for $100
Plus Added THRILLER
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Open -EVIL w111 have tts f1.nest hour ...
color b) ,.,. -~
Open Monday thru Saturday
at 6:45-Show at 7 p.m.
Sunday at 12:45-Show at 1 p.m. Photos by G.B. Arrington / Page 6 Pioneer Log Jnnunry 20
Announc n1ents
Founder of yoga group
lectures on ' an's Nature'
Sv."imt Satchldanandi!, toundl•r
11nd dlre<:tor or lbt: lntegrnl Yoga
Jnstnute ~"-Son "Mtm's 1 rue
~ turl', ' Thurs •• J, n !0, in E\·nns
Audttorium, at 8 p m A ... l SO . .. ..... -........ • Parnplin . • • • personal ..
• • profile • •
Man) call u a "sports pal
ace. ·•
I 0 ATDOIO Ano, though, Pam-• • • • • • • • •
plin Center is JUSt a JOb Ar
nold, or Arnh:, as hts frtends
call him, starts wor\ hen oth
ers hue gone borne.
by Gre1 T Jbyama
Staff Wnter
It tues blm eiRhl bOur;S, 11n:
1shtn~ at muimgbt . lJ c:lean his
scdton of the butldmg. Thrc<•
otb~r men also •-ork bere.
"Yel.b, you people ba' e a mc:e
place bere," he sa1d as he pul
led on a plpe before be start
ed bas Dlghll)' rounds
"lt usually takes us about e1r:ht
bours a n1gbt to cl~an up eve!")
lhtnt for you gu s." Arn1c said
'ttllh a smtl~ .
"One~ In a 'tthtte. though, you
get a guy wbo lnlmps m from
the track w1th canders all over
bls sbocs. a.od you have to clean
tb~ ph C ~ 'li.Jl OV"r &gllln,"
sa1d the emnamon-haireci llgure.
:abOut 55 years old.
S-wl~pang, mopptng and clenn
ang aU lh~ bathrooms ln addtllon
to tlie -.use, gl~mtng hAllways dClnntlon ts as,wd
Integral Yo~t IS •• n tnternat
tonal orgnnh.nllo n dcdtcalt..>d to
human1tnnan sN-v&cc, usmg thr.
~artous n p(.>ets or \-oga
A locnl ~roup torml'd last April
1n Portland, and bns since hecn
v.or~llll; ilh drug rPhahlllt3Uon
g& \"In ocn cl sses, amllecturing
on Integral Yoga .
Brum Berman (235-5338) is a
member of Portland Integral
Yo~ Crouo .
H'hipple tonight
Blaine Whipple, OregonChaar
man of McGo,·ern for President ,
,.Ill discuss '·McGovern on the
ls-.:uc." tontght at 1 p.m. tn the
Counctl Chambl>rs. Mr Wbtpple
1s prcsl'Dll)" the Or~on Nnlional
Democratic Commltteeman .
Tenant power
The Citt~eu:. of Or¢0n for
£>\>cent Housmg will meet Sat •
Jan Z2. at 2 p.m. at Centenaq
Wilbur Church, 83!1 SE Ash. Thts
11.111 be an organltatlona.J meeting
lnd• oH a pell11on drive to place
a ll'nant r1gbts mtttahve on the
November l9 ballot.
Financial aid
Fuanc11l a1d packets for tht.
1972-73 academtc vear are no'li'
avatlabl<' tn the Ftnanctal Aids
Offlce. Odell Manor. Room 25.
All :students w1sbmg to apply Cor
hnanctal atd tor next vear should
stop 1n and gel tbelr p3e~ets
ammed1ately Completed IUd
apphcauons should re'lcb th\!
Fmanctal Atds Offtee no later than Mnrch I
Hey. joel, ·~!
Al.l. ATHLgn :s Plc11 e m~t·l
Wed., Jan 26 at 6·15 p m In
Mamm Dtnlng Room. • or fur
ther tnfllrmallon contact Micke'
ncrg ~rt. Ext 4G 1 or Tt!d su,•ett • •
Ext 4G8
lVatcr ·afety
A 'Vo1ller snh:h course til b~
offen.>d at L~v. 1s and Clark's
pool throuch the American Rt..od
Cross Interest~ persons must
have a sentor hfesavtng certul
cate to enroll and must rt;ogister
"ith the R~'Ct Cross an Ponlall\1
Part I of the course will be
Mond.1r nights from 7-10 from
feb 7 through March 13. Part
11 w11l be al the .same ttmes
Aprtl 8 through Mar 8. There
Is no cha~e .
wim meet
Lewis and Clark' mens and
"omens lt."llmS swtm tomorrov. 10
Pa.mphn Pool ugalnst Paclhc,
Linlteld, and the Universtly or
Portland Meet lime is 4. p.m.
Any student interested 1n tlm·
mg or helptng walb paper v.ork
at s'am meets, please contact
T<:d Boyett tn Pamphn 115.
Campus film
On Campus ft~ms lbts wet>'-(Jan
21-28): arc. "Crom wt~ll ,'' star
rtn~ Richard Harrts and "Duck
Soup. a Man Brothers satire
on polittc.s and the llmes. •
Former West Point mstruc:tor Kr11 Krlsloflerson will appear
concert In Pamphn Palace tomorrow at 8 p m Ttckets to the
cert are available at the Information desk for $2 SO
AROUND TOWN
ill Rogers, USA
comes to Portlan
ntques and CreatiVItY Cern
ar~ onl part or tbe JOb.
"E'vl'r)· ntght, JUSt about,
tbere's muddv bandprmtsor foot
pnnts on tbe lls from JUSt Dietrich stars • Ill 1930. George Spota, ln assocaat1on
voltb Marc Merson, presents
James Wb1tmore tn "Wtll
Ro~ters ' USA at the Portland
Ci\'IC Auditorium, Sat., Jan, 22,
at 8:15 p.m. Tickets @ $5, .-t.
and 3.50 are avatlable at C~1c
brat) Attractions , 1010 SW Mor
rtson, 226--1371 Stevens, Lloyd
Center and Salem; Audllortum
Ltncoln Savmrs and the PSU
Book Store A selection oflftho~raphy
dimenslon.ll sculptures and
pit>Cl'S pr oducl'd as mull11l1lt>.u
on display The ~.>xhlbltton
pWn careless people. I lund
ol .. sb lhe students ere a
hUle more careful," htt sa1d.
• 'I hue a son mvself gotng
to college. He's studying to be classic 'Blue Angel'
a priest ,..ent) -one years of
scboollng~ that's a lot of money '·
Arnte's job pays S375 a month.
As he l ed past tbe car
peted eight room, four young
bo s ran down tbe matn sllUr
WJ.f. fresh and dnpp1ng from
the pool Bro n foolpnnts fol
Jo•ed them down thestatrs, mar
rmg Arme's JC~cshh mopped
floor.
"1 better get that before the
boss sees ll tomorrov. morn
tn~." be s:ud Arnie's boss is
named John Paul Jones, a hen
ty year veteran bere 9:00 p.m Ftlm Odysse}' w2-
Blue Angel Marlene Dtetnch
stars tn the 1930 German 111m
classtc about an unfortunate ro
mance b twe~~ a tn11idrv cabaret
entertaintJr and a pedanhc pro
fessor.
• • •
KOAP Cbknel 10
<urd.ay. J.muary 22
'7.30 p,m Masterpu~ce Tbeatre·
Thl' Stx \\ lves of Henn \'ITI •
d -"Jane Seymour " The
third v.lfe of Ht.:nry fives barth
to hiS only son. the sickl)'
Edward. and does soon thert!--au~r . Anne ::,tallvbr.a.ss plays As I leli btm mopptng do.,o the
staar:s for tbe second time that
nlgbt. a co~.q~le more boys, older
but )USt as et. stePJ>(.'d out
of tbe sb ers and head~ do.,,
Ule sWrnv
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2 RDCORE
IIISBESI
By popular demand
we now show
LENGTH
COLOR FEA lURES I
AlSO, '!I SrA•r DFI FIIIMIW YEA.,
WillA VI
REDUCED OUR ADMISSION
DOORS OPEN
10-10 CAll fOR 11TllS
117-9996 Jane and Kctth Mtchell
r}.
• • •
Sunday, January 23 as Ht:!n·
9 00 p.m. Masterpwce thtr.itn•.
The Stx WiVt!S of Henry VIII
"Ann~;.> of Cle' t.'S " Anne of
Cleves Is marrlcd to Henry to
strengthen a political alhance
~t,.,t•eo Germany anti England;
the marrlaP.e ends In annul
ment. Elvt Hale stars u.s Anne
and Kt!lth Mlchetl Is Henry
•••
9:00 am , 11:30 a.m. and ~1:30
p.m Monday through Friday -
S~samc Street An enJoyable
h;arnlJ\g espencnc~J In thl' areas
of reading, reasomng. and num
erical skill In an mnovatlve and
entertatntng formal hosted by the
Muppets :and lhetr human fnends
and c~.>h:bnty guests. "Salome"
Tbe Portland Shakespeare
Company ~resents "Salome" bv
Oscar Walde and "The Bald So
prano" by E. Jnesco, Jan 27
and 28 at Ret'<f College. Adml!>
SlOD 50~.
lvluseum offerings
The Portland Art Musl'um pre
sents a jan concert Thur.s , Jan.
Z3. 8:30 p.m • featurmg gwtartst
Jon Bunce and the Marv Fteld
Tr1o. Members and students
., iU bt! admttted for $1, others
pay $1.25. The museum IS toea
ted at SW Part & Madison
A cur reD I exhlbttlon at tht• Por
ll.ltld Art Museum IS th~ Cemml
C.E.L. (Grapbtc F.ditlons Ltml
ted) Workshop exhibit "Tt>ch-
XX
(IARGAIN MAT. 1st HR.)
H
Opu 11 A.M. ... o .... c
Cll ,,.. ,.,. ...
(l GIEAT FEATUIESl
FOR THI MATURE ADULT ONLYI
PHONE FOR TITLE 2 84-9121 Fl'b 27.
A second exhtbU1on ts •
I berate EntanglemePts, " a
play or wall bangtn~ .· "'d
fabric forms reveahng
emergence or nev.
formal, and structural deni:
me:nts whtch together rene\':
cre.auve e1ploston ... "
hiblllOn ClOSt'S Feb 12
Museum hours are 12-5
datlv; 12-10 p m. Frtdns:
Mond.IY !> Admtsstun is ,,...
the public Fridays from 4
10 p m
Youth concert
The On~on Symphonv nr ,~
trn presents the second 111
series of On-gon Svmpbony
chestra youth concerts. w ... .,.
da)', Janu.1ry 26, at the Pn>r1,
Civ1c Audltoraum . The
concert as to be dar~tcd b
seplt Lt>vuw, :tssoct.lh' co11d01
of the Seattle symphom· .
rormann>s are 3t 12·30 and
p.m ; for furtht!r tnfonn:alic•D I
gardlng tickets, call tbe
Svmphony office, 228-1353.
OMS! cia. ses
OMSI winter sci\!nCt: c
Include mJcrowavt>
w1ncmoking , monnL• ecol~
sev<-ral others. Rertstral
gans Mon., Jan 17. Call
at 22-1·9500 , Monday through
day, 9 a.m. to 5 p m. ro1·
Informal I on
ONE HOUR
MARTI IZIIG
420 A. Avenue
Lakt Oswego nry 20 1972
lean
washmgton, U C
972) •• A N.1ttonal W
100 stud)' n•v••als
1~111:. can have a cl!•.tt
nt:!Ol and save $1Z
elf
Th~ F • >tlt•ra lion sl u
the 1\"plcal Ame•
save $113 Jl r 1
ion:~l cleanup cam
reduce atr po
um~lges hy tj6 per c ~
~nnuall)" while sU
uuon d!rnagcs by
1 Thomas I~ Kamball
1ire<:tor, todav cxpll
or invesllga
nftnlhC tOICfVIC ~ 10
tJJJli'rts .1nd
o asscmblf' the datu
basts for the
~oclu.stons
The rounctl on En
uaHty h3s cslimut4
Ull"J air resulls 1n t
damages· Hu
bllllon, mntertal l
$4.9 billion, ,
property values,
toLals $16 1 btl
conservntlv
nter polluttol
.S $12.8 bllhon per
!\1m ball satd theta
should begl
tngs on atr poilu
1976, on v•aler ~
by 1980 Th
•stitlnali ~S that the av1
mvcsl some $
:tn)· return
1979, the averag
this ssoo ul
reallzmg annu ~
IW\m, .. imatdy S2001 cleaner env1ronme1
"Wt! belleve that
I make thts lnve
are made a'QI
," Kimball d
tbe Federatiot • ssonf.'d an mdepe
tnformatl
Utllltt's atlatude
WomE
(cont. from
1rtU1Dn, one is 1
net-rs, laughs. c:ont
dtsmlssal
man YOho cho
gf'l'at dlscramij
~OJIInent, dlscramin l
that '7'7% of tb4
.S will admit th
But stIll the dll
Dues, and stl{
ontinually faces m
rtog, in pay scale
to ber, In po
ent. Still
lbousands of h1
lbat lavt> bl'COI1
part O( SOClel
Ill Ut!n't really ca
• but mort> 1
ICiPI~ ·'' attitude to
for instance, ad
display women
)Jetlls or total mo
a female 1s a
lrdill6! lo her mal
e a mate 1s n
lilian always wea
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B.NK
VIIIT OUR rw~~:.t
STAR CEL
DANCING.
FOOo. LOU on will appeer
rickets to the
I S2 50
r -
USA
tlan
t:re<Jtlvlty: Gemtiti
or lithography,
sculptures. and
Jted a~ multiples
The exhlbtllon
O:lhlbltlOn IS
n~lemNlt~." a
1 hanginb.• .. d
ms re\·eahng
O( oev. CODCt'Dtl;;
structural de
.h together
~loslon ..... The
·es Feb 12.
hours are 12-5
p.m. fndavs·
dmiSSIOn is
Fndays from
iJl concert
ton Symphonv
s the second 1n
regon Svmpbony
lth concerts,
}' 26, at the Pnt11
toraum. The
to be dl rccted bJ
• assoc1atc ""''~"
tlc symphony.
are atl2·30and
trther information
~:ts, call the
Hice, 228-1353.
classes
nt cr science ,. •• il
crowavc
, mnrtne ecolll€1
rs. Reglstrattonl
Jan 17. Call
, Monday through
. to s p.m. rot·
HOUR
' 63&
6612 ew study reveals
lean • atr
\\UhtngtCIO, O.C. (Jun. 12,
g7Z) --A Nolwnnl Wtldhfe Ft!d-
1 studv r«'v,.als that A mer
cans can have a ch•.tnet' en varon
' nl a nil sa vc $12 hill! on p••r
Ttl£' f'cdersllon study indtcat .. .s
tM t)ptcal Ameracan fam1lv
save 113 per year wtlh a
cleanup cnmpaagn "'htch
reduce .air pollution and
ages b)' 66 per c••nt, anl1 save
7 annually 'llohliP slashing 't\'ater
Iutton cbmsges by 90 per cent.
TbomiiS 1 •• 1\lmball, Executive
rcct,or. tOtln "xplalncd that a bene its
•
of this surv••)' should he avail
able tn tltc sprtng Ptonocr Log Png 7
-e.1m of tnvesltgators spent
nonths lntcrvtev. lng envtron-
11ental cxp,.rts and economists
D nsscmble the dolo which forms "We undt!rlook the stiJdv b••·
cause OPliOMnts of n clean ,~n
vtronm••nt nppa rl•nt ly arm em
barked upon a searc campa1gn
b.lsed upon fnflatl.'ff costs that
do not take anto account th
benefits of cleanuJl," Kimball
declared "Even the Council
on Envtronmenta: Quality, blch
~shmaiC<I th~' cost or pollution
cleanup at $1 OS billion, admits
the figure Is ovcrstnh.'<l because
tt mcludes $43 5 billion for solid
v.astc disposal--an ncttvlly lar
gl'ly devoted to garbage pickup
Garbage pickup Is a St!rvlct> tra
dtllonally provided 1n urb:tn reas
and aln>ady ts bcmg paad ror
by most cllltens " He said
many lmport3nt Ugures are un
avaalahle and some federal offt
ct:tls are emb.1rassed by this l.tck
of research data. G B Arrington caugttt thi• photo of hla sailboat coaaling the placid refleeuon pool behind the manor
house G B will be sailing hl<1 boat there ne•t Tuetday.
•
baSIS for the Federations
ooclustons
Thl' council on Envtronmental
,u .... ty h.ts e!)llmated that pol
tod air result.s In lbe follo-..tng
damagt!~ ; Human ht:o.tllh,
bslllon: materials and vege
Jtton. $4 9 btlllon, and lowering
prol>\'rH' values, $5 2 billion.
tolllls $16 1 b1ll1on. Econ
sts conservattvelv estimate
-uter pollution costs the
$12.8 billion pPr year. Sexist p1gs dupe Magdalene
!\1m ball sa ad thl' taxpayer-con
UJn.:r should begin realldng
J'f&lr&g:. on atr pollution control
1976, on •v.atcr pollution con
rol bv 1~80 The Federation
·:ouuJ• cs that the average family
""'' ln\'t•st some $500 by 19'15
llhout any return. However,
1979, the avt•rage ramily w1ll
~ovPr lhls $500 and, by 1980,
tn re:llltang annual savmgs of
nnmx1matt:ly ~200-plus havtng
cleant•r CO\'I ronment
"We behevc thnt Amer1cans
make thts tnvestment once
an: made oware of the
~n£'11ils. " Ktmball dl.'clared . He
the Federation has com-•
111S5·10n'!!ll an mdependent poll to
t'lermlne tnrormalion on the
Jbhc's attlludc. The results R.:ducecl to Its simplest rorrn,
the F~erat1on study esttmates
the nataorul bill tor damages from
:ur and v.<~ter pollution at Z8. 9
bJllaon annually Since clhtens
must .-.ventually J)a)' this amount
through tnes or ht1Jher prices
for products and servtces, the
average family's share for pol·
lution damage ts $481 annU..111y.
Cost of a reasonable cleanup
program Is estimated at $10.2
btlhon annually, WJth a famaly's
share of $170. Ho ·ever, NWF
says that Ibis Investment will re
sult In reducing pollution
damages b)' $22 Z b11lion, wtth a
per fam1ly beneht of $370 Thus,
by payang out $170 for abatement,
etJch family can reduce its pol
lution damage costs of $370 for
a net savlngs of $200.
''To us. thiS most certainly
appears to be a w1se and won
derful anvestment," Kimball em
phasized. "Hov. else C3n Aml!r
tcans 1m prove th•\ quahty oft heir
lives and at the same time save
money?" About Jesu!>' lime, there wa.,
a llllle lady called Mary, Mary
Magdalene that IS, and sht~"1!sh
t.'Ci Christ's feet, or so the Bible
s.avs A pure aod Innocent oman,
the kind you'd &II tnw to have
washtng your f~t , your ktds, your
cars. and your floors, 'cans••
that's what a oman's made tor
Well, she th0t.1ght about Chnst a
lot, and she loved htm--vou bell-• er believe tt--voben.shcwasalone
she sang a httle SODit to herself
by P1t lbnasley
StJH Writer
Can't you St.'<! I've got to be a
"-'Oman, No lnooc:ence as boldtng
me bad.--Wben II comes to tl!n
derness, baby, you know I'll give
you plenty of that.
But vou've come a long way
baby--you've got cagart:ltes and
vacuum cleaners, laundry malts •
and Instant dinn~rs--noor
sTteepi:•rs, egg beaters, gravy
misers, and maRtt 'lm~rs--to
help you 3loog. rou've got tn
depend('n Cl!, or so I bear.
Women's lib ... Guys walk up to me on the
st n•et and Sl)' "He) baby, what' 5
the matter with you. Nobody's
holdln~ you down. You coml:' out
w1th me and I'U sho" you rre~
dom--and tbey erpect me to come
purrrrrrrrnng .
(cont. from p. 2)
on, one IS greeted "ith
aeers, laughs, contl!mpt, unger.
dtsmlssal .
A •om:m v.ho chooses to work
c~atdlscrimtnallon lnem
Joyntcnt, dlscrlmaoatlon so evl
that 77% of th(' men In !be
wtll ndmH that It eXJsts
. But still thr dtscnmmalion
Jnt.l still a woman
DntiJnually races 1n~u<1htle~ In
ring, 1n PJY scales, 1n positions
to her, 1n posslblhhes lor
lnn,rt> • Still she must face
tbous:tndS of InSults to her
that havt.> become an accep
put of society, the thmgs
eren't rt>.allv causes In them
"'•n. but more mdicatlons or
etr's attihtdl• to,.ard women.
For Instance, advertiseme nts
It display women as beauttful
Is or total morons, the fact
11 a female 1s addres.sl.>d ac
ng to ht!r marital status.
lie a mole 1s not, or that a
""•·" alv>ays wears a .,t.'<ldlnf!.
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much inlormattvc matertal abOut
thas subject, and yet so many
supposedly well-Informed pt..~ple
reject It without e\·er looking
into the matter. This ts tragic
Women's li~!ratson, human
liberation. Is her~ . 11 Is no".
And ll mJght t>l' able to make
your lHe a whole lot bl'tter. The" ·s only one way to handle
a guy hke that. I just look htm
In the eye and say 'bey, baby,
hat's the matter w1th vou? No-•
body's holding you down You
come out wtth me, :and I'll sbo
you freedom And they don't di~
lt, I wonder wby.
I'm remimst all rtght, and
that mc3Jl!> I belJeve an man-
and womankiod I'm communist
when at com(ls to housekeepmg
I a1n't goruw ..,·ash your feet,
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Three LC gridders
rankAll-American
All·J\mcnc.an ts an honor rt•·
Cl'I'Yl:.d only bv the best plll)t'f •
The Le"' ts and Clark football
lt.>am ~as bles.scd 'llitltt thrc~
bonorAblt.> ml.'nhon AII·Arnerl
cans A fourth pla l'r v.;as All·
~orth't.:cst Conreri'DCl' ru~st team
'llbtle rn·e others .. ~re honornbl
mcntton all-State.
br Blr Vu Horne
Sl>om Wnter
Pat \tt~tuel , qu.arterbad: of lhP
po" erful LC oHense, Y.'US ont' of
the three players to b All
.Amencan He tlntshed thmJ In
the nation ln passutg
Mtk.c Gano, runnang bad or
the oUenst>, ns th~ Sl'COnd ot
ft=nSl\'t> player to bi' l.tblk.>d All
Amencan . Gano PDdl'<l the scn
$On 1n lhe top ten 111 rustung
across the nallon.
Moot)· Rurey. the core or the
def(!llse at linebacker. v.as the
.sole player from tht> defensive
unll to be named All-Amcru:an
Bill Gassner "'-as ttrst h'.am
All-we alon" wtth the other
three pla ·ers '.titc Stradt:r, v. ho
teamed ''lth G:1ssner m recetv
ing Mt~el 's passes as honor·
able menttoo Ali-NWC . Cent~r
Gar~ Batten, guard Rei Rtce,
rwuung back Larr) Mellum,
and bnebac.ker Luther Ktng were
honored pollllc·s In All-Amertcan . Thl'
Ali-Anwncnn voUng ts m01 e on
stallstacs. becnus Jl~"'ple c.m 'I
St.!~ vou ploy II as morf• of n
conglom~·rale of voua colh~t>
cnrt•er an the All·•\llll'nc:w vot
tng • •
H u rev tentaltH~lv gnuJuat~·s
thts year Ue hns hagh hope~ of
tamtlng a coaching job an the
Porllond nrea coupll'\1-.tth teach
mg En~;lish Maguel on the oth
er hund revealed n httle (e('hn~:
for the professional leagues. He
conunentt.-d ••It's one of those
things ~ou rtr(!am about and at
came back last year I'll "':llt
unlll n\'.ll season and see hov• at
goes Moybe thts \'ear -.-a~ a
Oul..e " Mtgul'l also snul pla\'
ang in lhl' pros as 3 long wav
ou but he as thant.mg of plav
IM In a M'tnt-pro le.tgue.
Gassnt'r ,tlso Jlr"alsed ~hguel
lor hts efforts and .1dd~ lhnt
St r:tdi'r and passably W a r 1 t.>n
should h!lV\' ,,..,,n ru·st team All
~WC Sta·ader c~ught as manv
passes as Gassner and Warren
endt..>d vo lth 30-plus n:cepllons .
The other ho ended wtth 4 t
each St ntdt•r had :1 btller \·ear
lnst season comp:ued to Gass
ner. The latter contrtbuted the
amprovement to added con
Udenr"
Next sea..;on LC v;lll lose one
Ali-Am••rtcan but may gaan ,,,,.o
or three mor<• Pioneer Log January 20
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LC soccer player Don Sock looks for kicks tn Saturdays match ogoinst tho University ot 0
Sock scored one of two LC goals in the game, which onded In o 2 ·2 tie The team meets Po
Community Collogo Saturday at 2 p.m in Griswold.
• In Soccer Squad Ties
id-season Kick-off
The Paonel'rS bt>gan the second
halt of lhetr soccl'r season l.tsl
Saturda\' afternoon v.ath an un-•
sallsfytng 2-2 tie w1lh Oregon
Slate.
Cheered on bv a small but en
thusaasllc group of soc('er de
votees, the LC playt•rs weathl'r
ed OSU's offense 'ol.'htle also en
during some v~ry off£>nsavc v•ea-ther
About mtdv.ay through the hrst
half, OSU .scored lhl' hrst ~toal .
Don Sock led the Ptoneer re
venge counterang with .1 goal
Durang the end of the same half
OSU scored ag111n, only to btl • tmme<hately matched agnin by a
goal ktcked by LC's Roy Van
Broelchutzen . Despite man o,: rrusla11tingly "almost" goals
pomts were scon'd 10 the
cond half
According lo Coach Btll
dll, the plavers most on the
lH're Ali Rahnema . Raul
sone :.md H..ank Oev..
Although no half-lime entr;
tasnmenl was provaded. the
tence found certain unpla~
events parltcularly amusing. "l ""s pleased, but it does
n't mean as much 11:hen the team
doesn't ~r~m,'' commented Gano
of his accomplishment The run
ning bact :Uso credits Stan Stm
mons wttll much or his success
Stmmons' blocking opened up
the room for Gano to run. Cano
lhtnk.s Mtguel should have been
awarded at l~?ast second team All
Amencan The passang attack
pro\·ided by Miguel look a lot of
pressure off Gano and nddcd
)"ards to Cano's rl>cord break
in:& performance . Intramurals spark enthusiasm For instance, at one point
thl• game, <\ dog decided
like to get ~~ p1ece of the
tton and chased lhe ball
the fteld f~k1nr out players
both teums lntr.unurul basketball, LC's
largest and most popular actt
vUy. ts no-. tn Us tbtrd week
of successful action. More than
200 players, ofhctal~. volunteer
helpers have sparked this year's
round-ball season to Its best start evf•r
There 11re 3 total ol 18 tum s
lhts year Most of tht>se 1n
elude about ntnl acllv£• members
and a manager who ts 1n charge
of bas team's plav Two leaRues
dlvtde the teams tnto a round-Some ol the leadtng teams
are counting on wumtng every
gam~ before the Feb 1st • brP1 k"
Whale laking the pressure oU
Gano. Miguel was breaking mne
school records and Lhr~ NWC
records. He felllhe p~ssure was
reheved by both lbe runnmg at
tack or Gaoo, Simmons, aod Mel
lum and the corps of rec:eavers
The top three P'JSS catchers were
Gassner, Stradl'r, and Jerry
Warren. LC aqualllen score well
despite swi111II1er shortage 1n the schedule. On thts date,
nil baseb.Ul and track members,
who make up a signtftcanl por
tion of many teams v.•tll be tn·
eligible to play. as thev must
~an spring practice
In the light of lhts tmpor1ant
break" and the c<~.liber of pla)
that h~ been sho'An thus fur,
It promises to be a most tnter
estlng season Cor all.
Commenting on one of his top
games, Miguel satd most of the
pJJ.ss atbck Wll.."> due to the effec·
ll\'eoess ot tbe r~?Cetvers Whtltt
gaarung about 250 yards in the
game, .M1guel reported he dld not
throw the ball well but thr> re
ceivers managed to catch lt and
be came out looking good.
Both M1guel dnd Rurcy com
mented that although they wen~
pleased to be recugntr.ed as hon
orable mention Ali-Amertcan,
tbe All-NWC lltle means more
to them. Rurey satd, ".All th
coaches see you Ul the North
west Conference but it as more LC's swammers were not ex
actly drenched in victory aner
thl' first S'fo'im meet ol the sea
son last Friday, but tbetr per
formance vras by no means dts
appointtng .
With a team of just 10 swim
m~rs, LC matWged to score a
total ot 56 points The men
r..aclct.'<l up 35 pomls to the Uruv.
of Bnllsh Columbla·s 56, while
the v.omeo made 21 posnts a
gamsl both USC's 1 I 3 and PSU's
65
ln the men's races, the Plon
e~rs broke tv.o school records.
f'reshmao OaYtd Butcher bier
all)' butchered the 200 vd back-
JOCK SHORTS
Last weekend the basketball
team ran ats conJerence mark to
3-0 wath a sound 80-69 win over
College or Idaho. The soccer
team Lted Oregon Sbte 2-2 whtle
the B tc3m lost to the Skyline
Cardinals 6-3
The 'fiTestltng h·am, whtch IS
~tuod olhl•r sc:hools because or
the long Christmas break, "'llS
dcfeatoo by thP Unlverslt\' of •
Pug t Sound 41-3 Warner Pac-
Uu: cancelled us mutcl1 wath the L gr.spplers
The S\lo un tearn also lost an
their contest wtlh the Unh'erslty
of Brtltsh Columbaa
The bo hng team ffiPllllwhllt.>
s ept to victon 10 tis matches
last we~k In a confl'\r{:nce malcb
~gulnst Pactflt University, tht?
PtonN~rs \lo'On all four games.
f.aslt•s n Or~.>gon College vasited
l.C for u n(m-conterencl.• match
ln bowltttg 't.'lth thl! LC squad
-w1nnang lhrl'l' of four g .. m~s
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10299 S,W. Pacifi\! Hwy Portland 246-9094 stroke record, sl'l on:y last yeo1r,
by an unheard or margin of 9
seconds. Maybe th.ll fish hl' ate
Cor dtnner r~ally dld help.
Tbt.> other record was set by
the 400 yd ml>dle) relay telm of
••o ave The Record Butcher."
Lloyd Kav.akaml Chrt Conley
and Ch~o Rutherford with a tame
of ·1:09.1 betterlhR thL old re
cord by U1rec hmths ol a se
cond
Ma rgu~ Sunderland turnt..>d tn
the best andlvtdual performance
cor the girls wtth a 2:32.3 tn
the ZOO yd md1v1dual ml.'dley
for second place It IS not known
whether the LC women brokt:>
anv school r••cords stnr.t• the hst
of tht.'tr records has not yet been
round
ATLAS. I lntrnmurals have been goang
strong since students returned
to campus this fall Th~ J.C-
ttvtttes preceding basketball
were volleyball, swimmtng foot
bull and rross country
The leaders In the over all
point race lhat culm I nates tn the
presentation of the t M. Champ
lonshlp Trophy at year's end
are.
SAE (308 pts.)
Big 0 (283)
Mabus (2'l3) ....... .last
champs
Brandeas' Bandits (225) ye.1r's
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Accordang to stat
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hllon , I ew1s :.tnd
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Coast m retention
body, last year
The reh:nhon r
cort.ltng to the n>gl
.tn spat~ or thts ra
Clt-nts voace compl:l
1 s!~r to another s(
·out allogt•lher
Students who le..t
tely or reasons, t1
3Jid social
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ts flnancl.tl pro
costs have lncr~a
In the last ft\'l'
one tlurd of lhl•
re<:elves soml' tvJ
aid, and anotht.•r
IDR th~ school yl!.t~
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te:trs lncrcasL>d
!late schol.,rsht
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tn a McGovern
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