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January 27, 1972 Volume 30, Number 12

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1972-01-27

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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11verslty ol 0
nm meets Pnru ..
• tes
off
''almost" goals
scored 10 the
to Coach Bill
trs most on lh~
thnema, Raul •
:k Oew.
•o haH-tlme ""'"'
• provtded, the
certajn
ularly amusmg.
'ce. at one polnl
t dog dectdl'd
a pll'ce of tbe
!sed the ball
1unr out players
JllV SOffiE'One •
•op off the east
m an attempt to
11 The crowd I
I over-hearmg
ce remarks
ers from the
ntlder of which
to get on[anizto!
soccer can be a
playmg soccer
a surer Wlf
Pittman
12th, Suite
Tower
~· Oregon
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lit'('''-' Stllfl, 1:/s
l'C'r) u•htrc Pamplin, Bodine -
the odd couple
P. 4-5 Vol XXX No 12
T.M. Scrugga, who has been working to establish en OSPIRG
chapter on the LC campus. oltplalns the technical problems that
have hmdered his efforts. Lewis and Clark remams one of two
college• en Oregon without an OSPIRG chapter. Photo by G.B.
Arrington . Lowts & Clark Collcgo January 27 1972
ontroversia
~S ar s new ent
Lnv. ls nud Clark m y •stabll h
n chJpter ot the Oregon Stollent
Publlc Interest R search Group
(OSPIRG) thts ear.
T M Scruggs, junior, is corn­
plcling the ruul paperwork
OSPlRG as a lax-eacmpt or­
ganltatlon to invest student po­
-..er and interest In envirorunen­
~1 preservation and consumer
protection II evuh'ed out or
protccllon . It evolved from the
work of Ralph Nader
K••nt Hawle\', Oeunof Students,
saut he would suppori a chapl••r
ol OSPIRG 011 campus bf.'QUSC
tt gives students 11 ch.tnc" for
community lnvolv~ment .
The udmlntslrallon v.as app­
rooched last yeat· v. lth an OS­
PIRG rwlltaon, but lbe pelttton
w.ts not followed up b~ n formal
proposal .
Scruggs satd be 1s nov. sub­
milling the torma.l proposal . But
Hawley suad thl' adm1rustration
IS agutn asktn.g lor proof of stu­
dent endorsement becaus•• the
student body has changed over
this ye-.1r
Hn'fo'ley Is a"·:uhng the flnat
p:apers and satd he Is dtsappoant­
ed that no one followed through
on OSPJRG sooner.
During registration, each stu­
flcnl "tJI pay an addUIOnal doll.~r
as p:1rt of lbc stud('nt fcPs. To retain Its ttll·cxempt status,
how.t.:v •r. OSPIRG must refund
eonlrlbutlous to lhosc students
wbo do not Ish to gl vc mon y
for the orgnnar.alion
Scruggs has b<!cn working lo
establish n ay for lodh'ldual
students to be gWtnmt~ecJ a r••­
fund If th •y ore not Interested
ll1 helping OSPIRG Pr entJ;-,
the vlnn Is to llo-. students 11
refund on demand An earlier
propos3l wbt h would have re­
quired hlltng out forms for a
rclumJ has been droJIP•"''
Local boan!s on each t:amJJUS
pnn ld•• rt.>guln r· pubhr. he~ n ngs
to determine student concerns
on matters of public 1nterest
Ont• memb••r rrom th1s bo3nt
Grad
deadline
approaches
Feb l and Much I ure the
delldhnt:s tor applying for grad­
uate school fwancaal a1d. accor­
ding to Or Verg1J Fogdall, coo­
rdinator of graduate opportun­
attes
1LC student retention rate Aid ls ava1bbll' tnlbreemaJor
areas: feUo•shtps , dep3rtmental
asststantships, and rcstdcnt as­
stslantshlps on graduate cam­
puses
ranks third on est Coast "A sl udent with a sl rong rt-­
conl should be a caodalbte for
three to six reahsllc possibili­
ties tn onter to be concurr~ntly
consider(."'j," says Dr. F'ogdall.
.t.coontlng to stati~ttcs relea:>­
~ed by the N.1taonal Student Coa-
l, htlon , Lev.ts ,tnd Clark l"Jnlted
third among schools on the West
Coast In retention of lis student
bodv, last year.
The rPtention rate sn 97% ac­
cording to the n•gistrars ofhce.
In sptte of thas ract, manv stu­
dl!nts votce compbmts and tran­
sfer to .1nuther .school or drop
out altogether.
Students ~·ho leave gtve a V:lr·
let of n:asons, botb academtc
""1 soc I a I
The n:..&son most oflen cited
IS flnanc nl pt'Oblcm~ Tot<Jl
costs havl' Inc n•ast~ bv $1 900
In lhe last rtve years About
on!! thit'd of lht> 'iludent body
rL'CPh'cs some type of hnancial
laid, and another 23% work dur­
Ing thl• school ye;.~r .
Changes in the structure or the
S(bolarshtp and atd program
have been made ln the lust two
Tears lncreasLod fl!deral grants,
slate scholarsh ips and prtvate
donahons hnvc made II posstble
to prov1cJc u1d to more students
eat h n;a r
"fewer pt'<lple It• ..I Vl' the col­
ll'1ll' each vcar ror hnancaul aid
reasons," G.tn· Weeks, dnector
ol the financial utd othce saad. Some students not origtnally
receivtng .ud mav le;1ve simply
because the\' don't "ant to pav
the httth tuthon costs.
Sludl"nts expressing opmtons
agret:d th,tt v~rv tilth.~ was wrong
,.tth the :ud or work progr<lmS
at Lewts and Clark. "But I
JUSt don't fet.•l hlw laymg out
th.1l much bread," onl' student
explnms.
"Tht> lack ol approprtalt• sub­
JCCI matl\•r'' as another rt>.1son
ror leavtn~ given by turn-over
students. ''The t~mphJ.Sis here
ts placed on the completion
of .1 ma)or and a formal degree.
Anyone who 1s uncerl:lln about
h1s future or muJOI really c;m't
explore enough nre.Js ol
mterest," C<tth\' Collins, a JUn­
ior expl.~ins. "There are JU~t
so mnM tntro classt~s vou can •
take "
Responchng to the need tor
student-interest classes, munf
departments h.tve rt!vampcd
theu-cun·iculum . An cxampl~
's the Clv. program , v.hich no\lo
otters sect tons on "llndlllg your­
self through hlstorv'' and ''chan­
gtng contemporary dectslon -
maktng ••
"Relating to other people and
your .sell by Ieaman~ ho~ to com-
• for McGovern a1ms
Blaltu! WhapJ,Ie, Ort•Rott Cruur­
tnan of lhtJ Me Govl'rn tor Pre­
sldl•ul c.!lliJMlgn, urgl'<l an .lud­
i~nce Thursd.ty to "hf'lp us make
lde:tllsm r1 rc.thty in J!Olllacs
anrt gov~>r llmcnt ag,ttn "
Whlpratc, who 111so servl!s lts
Oregon's N.thomtl Ocmocmtlc
Cornnuttcl· ntun, slated lttat .m
lmntl!\hute end to the lndorhtn.t nr and the l'Stubhshmcnt of
, "a continuum of bPallh c.trc for
lhe tJlderly" would be pnorlt1es
: In n Ml·Govcrn admtmsh11hon
· WhlJ!ple c'nllc ttt~ other Dto>mocratlc presldt•nllal nspar­
ant •. JS "too much cut from llw
:,1.mL· clolh'' HHI.ldtll>d lhtl"the\ '
WOUld COOtiiiiiC IO direr.t tht! I'OUO•
try an much uw same mnnncr
.ts tt tlas been dll·c-ctetl for thl'
p;1st len vt?ars "
Whh1ple deera..,.l U1e IJ!; • of
dcfohanls anti hto>rhtl"hlcS on CI'OJI
lnnds In \~1Nnarn os d(lllbcr ntc
p~ t-am or envt ronmt•ntlll de­
struction ~1th long ll'rm ell •cis
on lhl' country's ncraculturnli'C­
on(lmy
In response to audtiHil'C ques-muntcate and mteract w1th pt.>o­
ple, ·• Is the purpose of the pop­
ular lntro to Commumcattons
course, according to Mrs. Jean
Ward, professor .
The hnal complaint made bv
students con~rns tbe at­
mosphere or the college. Many
turn-over shldents describe the
soc tal atmosphere as "dead,"
"stLOed." and "depressang ,''
and reler to tne couege as
.. Le•ts and Clark Htgh School "
lncr~?ased parhcip3tton b)·
OF A h.~s atlempted to bel!f up
dyml! studl?nt mteraction ," says
R1ck Johnson, acuvtt ies coor­
dinator.
Thl:! bl"JDtJ ne,. ''head sbop"
on thl' lower level of 'Jlemple­
ton, lop ltlms such as "Mtd­
ntJ:ht Cowboy'' and "Women In
Love," Fnda)' night feature
mms 10 Tamarack Loungt> aod
student concerts have sltmulated
anter~st.
Ol!an Kent H:tt."le)' summar~.tes
the admtnlstrntlon's optnton on
the stutJ~nt turn-over
"Pohttcal, .socul, and mtel­
lectual activitv 1s proVll!ed tor
th\! stuMnts at Le,.·ts and
Cl.trk But the college cau do
JUSt SO much It IS up tO CJCh
studt.>nt to mn._c the most of a
learning sttuatlon .. ·•once deelSaons are announ­
ced tn the sprtn , tt IS too late
to anlllate an application else­
where."
Feb 1 is the deadline for ap­
plytng for the Graduate Record
Ex.am to be taken Feb 26.
Information Is avtulable from
Or Fogdall. Tuesdays and Wed­
nesdavs, 1·30 to 3:30 at Hud-• dleson 13
Drama
opens
"Siov. Dann on tbe Kuu.u
I'Qund," a dl"llmO by Wdha
le\. opens 10 Fir Acres rnt~-4
t"r Tues. Feb. 1
The pla,· IS set in t\e,.·
.t•u.u IS descrtbL'\1 as soc1al com
JnE!nla'l on c.ontempornry c .... ,.,
JllliU thetr effects on pt.~plc
Leon Ptke dtrects, and
:;Ja,••~~~. Eru: M<"Gill, nd Mar
nr11l' Knox aft' fcatur~
Performances began at 8 p
~;".,.. 1-5, nd 1 2 p.m i-'eb
Call lN4-6163 or Ext
r more anformallon •
reality of idealism
lions concernm~ MtGovern 's
proposed 50% cut 111 the defense
hudg~l. Wtnpple cttl>(f McGO\'ern
pruposals for u nation I progmm
of ceonnmic con\'l'rsion fn..Hn Wl.ll'
to peace production comblmng
fl'tleral a ad to ln1lust ry and hnm\!­
dantc hf'neflt:> for ~ork rs unll
communities arr~cted b) cut­
rocks tn • rms ond Jlerosnace
pi'IHhl\g
Whtppll:' StlCl;CSl the pOSSibt-
111 ,. of 11111 to sufh•nng nero­
space compamc and emplo\·ees
m the ronn or federal coni racts tor lhc development of m.ass
trnns1t svslt•ms
Wlupplt.! also satd that 11 \tc­
Go\em ,·ss elected he y;ould
tnstllute a securill' c:lnssihca­
lton s ·.stem whc1 cby Uw classt­
flcation of eadl ducurnent m
qurstfon would be TC\'1 v. ed '" ...... ry
l'A'O ye. rs and 'i.ould be 1 tatn~
onl tl neccssan for national
sccuratv • \\ard Just, v.rtter for Tile
Atlantic, ud R \\ Apph· of the
New York Times sccomparuc>d
Whipple Biology. Psych
get new hon1e
P. 6-7
• us1asm
bcJon s to th" Bolnl of Otrr>c·
tors h1ch controls thft funds aM
conr:erns of OSPlRG
further lnform:uion Is avall­
:tblc from T J Scruggs Box
2911
Cine
interest
fizzles
Student apathy lS st ranghn
the propos~ Art-Can•• Club
In a student quesllonatre last
fall. club sponsor Ptetro fert11a
proposed to show 20 !Ort>ign
Calms on campus. Man stud nts
responded to lbe quesUonalrc.
iod1cattog Anlonioni's ··oto
Up," felhni's "La Strada,"
H1tc.hcock's "TroubiP llh
Harrv." and th Chaphn festt l
as favorites
Ho ever, a m~;CLing bnJd Nov
15 for interested p9.:rsons time­
ted only lZ students As o re­
sull, the admlnastrauon '"as r -
luclllnt to hnance the rent 1 of
lheS•"' Ulms for interterm. Fer­
rua s~ud In laler plans, stu-
d~">nl tee 111s to be charged.
Eleven tUrns SliOnsorl.>d by the
'£nghsb dcp3rtment ill be soo
ror students ne~t term .
For furth~r inlormallon ahout
Ul\! Art·Cme Club, contact Pu~­
tro Fernu 10 the foreign lang­
~e department.
Lecturers
di~CtlSS
Chard in
Pacrre Tcalhard tie Chanhn.
a Cathohc monk who fell anto
disfavor ror bis revolullonarv
tdeas, ts tbe sub)l"<:t of a con­
vocation Wed. F'rb. 2
The thr~t!-hour slide al\d lec­
ture sho wall be presented by
D ttr.tm of lechlrers, b~:lded b)
Or. Harry Olson, a physiclst and
consultant to lbe Jet Propulsion
Laboratorv in Pasadellll -
Cbarotn ns an e rl) udvo tc
of lbe Utt:'Ol')' of evolution Til
Churc:h eaprcssed its dlsapprov 1
or th1s belief by s nclm him to
Chu&a lor .. 3 cars
ThiS ~tle J>roved to ~ more
of a boon than puntshment.
bo'"ever. tor Chardin lountJmuc:h
to tntcrest ham ln Cluna
He became tn\'Oh t!<l m areh­
eologlcal stUdies of P lng man,
aud rote a boot called • Pben·
omenon of Man " He lso be­
came inll're!;tecl 10 Christian 1 -
shclsm
Chanhn Hescribt'd (our phase
of hfe Prc-LUe, Ltfe, l'hougbl
and Future He tocused ou lh(l
lurbul~IICe Of OUr lime IS lh
end or some thing • but lbe bartb
of man· others
ln man) ·s hls b"liels coin·
CHI~ V. itb lhOS(' .::lllbNCcd b
such v. nll • lmo n au l h ars
Ct..arlcs 'Retch (Tbc Greenlng o
Amcrte: ) and Ah·ln Tomer fu­
ture Shock)
Tbe COD\'OOlhOn begins t i
p m an St mm It ls sponsor\!
b\ a fncnd or the collc c Ad·
mlss10n as tr('(l /
/ Ptonoor Log Junuory 27,
Poge 2
,.----- -~'2. ----~ Christian outlook 'Beyond Freedom and Dignicy'
Resurrection Skinner
fact or fable? value o questions
myth o natur
reedo
OJ all the cl:ums or ( brastlantty, thl-most d\sputl'<l yet not dis
prdvl'<l· ts that of lhl' phy:.tral rc.surr~>cllon of J.-sus Cbr1st In
ract, 11 Is the mo'it Important rla1m of all ror If J()sus did not come
back to hft>, he could not lt:\Vl' bt•(•n God'!i son nor <'OUld he be the
\\'av. the Truth and tht: 1 Uo.
it IS a htstoracal fact th:at
Jt?sus Cbrtst dld, an ract, hve
:.nd was cructlu.>d . Hlslonans
Joseph.as . Celpbus and Certomus
all m('ntion thb tn their r~~ot-ds ,
as do Matlhevo, Mark, Luke and
John. ·•on,. of lh~ hotlt>!>t hook[. on
tlle cur rE.'nt besl ~ell1ny II st:.
deals with condiHontnv' Jwopl~
to conform to 1l bt~<~ a· n• vtev. of
what soctt>h' should be llkt> nol an tndlvlduut, hr Is om' or
a herd, n particle tn a mass
of humanity who docs not knnw
what is jlOOd for him .~nd who
n('eds to be snved from himself
by a superior t>Ute uslng lnt,•l·
lt>ctual cattle prods What .\rro •
g.mce• What contempt for the
Individual'
by Phil Weelts
staff wrltor
II IS also known that J~sus '
dasctples cJauned he had com~
b.:u:k to Hfe lhret' d.lys latl•r
't\>t bts body \1 as never knov.n
to~ produced
In (act. aU the htstorf~l l'\l
dcncc dated before 200 A 0 sup
ports the resur rec::hon of Jesus
Chrtst. And tn addlhon to lht>
Gospels other N('w Testament
documents also note the resur
~tion
Paul -.rote an AD 56 to chal­
lenge unbehev1ng CorwUuans to
JOUrney to Israel. Hl' sa1d to talk
wttb the ma.JOrll1' of lhl' 500 h\­
InK ., ttne,.ses ..,.:ho, 'ben togeth­
er. sa,. and conversl'<i -.ath Jes­
us-aner h(' ten the tomb.
Yet despite the l'Vtdt:!nce, pt'O­
plt> have thought up man) alter­
nauves to~xpl:un the empty tomb
further investtgation of a vaal­
able evtdenct? eHm1nates them
as possable answtors
'4'he resurrection story could
not poss1bly be a leg(>nd or a
he The 01ccounts are too rl:'al­
l.shc. the manuscripts too accu­
rJteh· andenhflt!d for that Rea
~'on -dtctates thllt tf 12 peoph:
starl('(l a rumor. t>vldence would
d~m1ss 1t shortly. Only a body
would be neocessu ry lo dasprovl!
Christ's resurrt>clion , but none
"'as ever produced.
Pilate :;l.ahoned 40 men to
g~~&n1 the tomb They later cluam­
ed Lbal the dtscaples s to 1 e
CtrT1sl's bodY whal~ they were a­
sleep. Yet at is hard to adt~nltf}
men 10 the dark when one IS
asleep. 1t is also unreasonable
to tbmk that a group of eleven
hi>bcrmen , tax collectors and
lormer revolulloll3rtes, fnght­
e.ftl>d &Yw11V an Gethsemanc, would
even attempt to snatch a body
wtlh 40 gu.a.rds around
If thl' authorallcs tbemsdvcs
moVl>d lhe bOdy, why didn't they
suaply produce 11 when the ru­
mors started of his resurrl.'c­
lttm? And 'fl'by, .1t the same tunc
dlrl the 40 Roman guard!. c1atm
that the dJscJples bad stolen lhP
bOdy? This theory. too. ls tl
lottlcaJ and unsupporll'd by evi­
dence
Others claim that .Jesus was­
n't dead, but only passed out
from exhaustton Yet cructhxton
Itself dascounts that possibility .
WIH'n tbe body presses Its full
e.t.ght on u crucifted person, It
makes breatbmg amposstble . To
Catttl and not revive was to dtc
of suttocahon.
11 ts reeorded that wbt~n a sol­
dier pierced the side or Jesus
to JeP. II he really was dE>ad,
bot.b blood and water poured out
ol-4he wound II hJs heart h.ld
bef!n pump111g, blood ~ould havl'
spurted out of the lliound.
To have bef!n alive att~r lhrt.>l!
da~ in a sepulchr~.>, wounds un­
tended and bound with sptce-lad­
t•O-'for.tppfngs , is fantustlcally
optlmistJc. To assumt' he could
&(!l out of the h.mdatt~s. walk
on wouridf!d f{'el, roll away thP
mass1 ve stone, tMghttm 40 Ro
ma.o soldiers and walk mile~ to
'ttsll lnl'nds Is ln<:onc:eavalJlr•
and .,.ould lake more faith than
to believe that God brought htm
bick to Ufc.
Ihus the ~postlt•s could An·
stst that Jesus Chrast was lhf!
M~sllh , that his resurrection
'fo'BS predicted in the Old Tt•sta-ment 1tnd that the) v.ere eye­
witne.c;ses of all that had occurr-:1. utopl;l to be achll'Vcd lhrouvb
what th~ author C:\lls a
"technology of behavior .''
ed
The facts arl' rt>corded an his­
tory. The f1rst tht:'Oru~s quest­
IOning these facts were wrtttt>n
ISO year~ anl:'r the eveots h.ad
taken plttce. NonE.' of the later
thl>Orles can prodUCl' evade nee tor
Lhetr hypothesis by Jim Ouollel
Editor
''The author Is Hurvnrd
psychotovtsl 8 F'. Slt1unor. The
book as appropriatt>h entilll'<l
Beyond Freedom aod Dlanlty. Behavtol al psychOlogy and
B F Skinner emer1ed accrntly
as the focus or :tn tndlp:nant
blast Issued irontc ally by Vice
President Agnew v.ho went on to
warn, I would so.y that wt• ,trl'
c:ontendtng "ltb .\ new kand or
despotism ' ....
U Chr1st could predict his
death and resurrection . which
lah•r happened. he must be the
Son or God und all ol the otMr
thtJ11s bt· claimed to be HeoHers
rl.'al love. real peace and llle
ilselr. Onlv hE' con rm the void
that Is shaped In each lndivl
dual. Don't let hie pass you by 'In this book Sklnnor .lllack~
the very pr,>cepts on whtch our
socll.'ly as basl'd saytntt that lt!l',
hberly and tht• pur~ult of hap
pi ness· were oncl• vnlld goa Is
but have no place In ZOth cl'ntury
Amerlcn or tn the c• entlon or
a nev. culture sucll as he ,,ropo
SPS Agnew's criticism of Sldnner's
polemic best-seller Is not slmpl)
the votce of "Mtdcll<> Aml•tlcn '
braying at the approach or a
Brave New World He Is joined
by legtons of other crltlcs, rad
leal a.nd conservative who rind a
condltloned world a nightma n•
or totaltt~rlamsm
Whnt Skinner proposl's Is bas
tcallv thai humnn fret'<lom and
dlynity are a sham Thesl' con
cepls have long gu1d£'d out ac
ttons but are, tn ract more dir­
ectly attributable to the environ­
ment 'To the behavlorlsl man ts
Accepted Ideo
We have tong accepted the lde,l
that the naturdl environment
"selects those lndlvtduals most
rH to survive while adrnittlng
that the environment selects blo­
logicallv, we have not constdered
that it may also select Cl:'r·tain
behaviors as adaptive . It does
lhts by • rewarding" certain be
baviors with success. Crytnr
for instance, as adapllvr for o
baby because it calls morn and
eventually gets food
OUter activities whtch do not
work very well arl.' Hkely to bl•
dropped simply becttuse they
don't work Sptmung 111 cu cl~>s
ls not ,l very eHittenl way to get
a drink of water and very ft>w
J>t.>Ople will be round us1ng such
a method when thirsty
On the other hand some ac­
Uviltes have very J.ver save con
sequentes J.nd once learnl'<i
ar~ avoided. Orlvt'rc; learn not
to spPed around cops and many
students hove to learn to stop
cussang ltefort! they po hom~ for
vacation. ThP consequences tn
both c .tses art> olton ll•ss than
desirable
Immediate Consequoncoa
Flnally U seems that most
antmals, tncludinr man, are
more under the control or lmm
edlate consequences than dl~lant
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Our Man Hoppe
Smokers: air murder game
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The Surgeoo G~tneral's report th.tt cigarette
smokers are not only killing themselve~ but
may well be killing non-smokers in thl•lr tm
mt!dlate vlclnlly was bound to bave a drastic
efl~ct on lh•· llves of America's 44 nul lion
nlrollnt• Jddlcls
Takr• any typical smoker. Take Worthington
Tbr1pp Jr.
Twenty years ago an the halycon day~ whl•n
smok 1nv. war:. I he rage of thE' Smart Set, Thrlpp
cut a c.Ltshlng figure with hts Ivory hold or,
his monagrJmmed lighter and hit. gold clg
.1rt-tlt' case Men admtred btm, womt•n ador
t.'<l him. and collN(ues prt-dlcted a brilliant
tuturc• tor hlrn In ~treat American dlppt'r In
dustrv for he was obviously (I) sopht&tlcat­
•'<1. (Z) br.aln)'. (3) aristocratic and (4) his
tattu r ownl'd Ttw Thrtpp l>ipper Works
·rhen caml' lh(' Surg(l()n Generals 1964 re­
port on thr> hatards of CIRJlt~>lte smoking
Slowly, 3 bubtl•· chanlt'' carnt' ovt•r Thrlpp's
lHn. •••••
First his wifP quit. Th£.>n his 5Pcrt•tary
quit 'J'hcn his f.1lb••r quit One by ont•, Tlu lpfl'S
friends and c.ollf!&gues undl'rwcnt the <Jgonh•s
of wlthdr-ctwal And whl!n tht•y l1.1d ut la~t
ktckt~ thr. habit lht!V luokP.d on 'l'hr lpp In an
t•utlrely nc,. light No lollfCer did they admire or adore him.
Nov. when he Itt a cagarelte, his wJre express­
ed a loving, I! nagging. concern, his secretary
nushed a secret Httle superc:Uaous smile, his
fr h>nds. at best. showed bemusl'd contl"mpt,
.111d hib rather sutd 'Soml:' day. Worthington ,
lhh blr. dipper business will be all yourr:.
tt you show a little wlll power ·'
So his marriage, his soclal Hrc, his career
all suftt>fl'<i But ror the past seven years
Tbrlpp hung gamely In there.>, burnlnR up two
packs u dny And always, U an argument ovea
his smoking arose, he had the (lnnl word
"II 1 wont to kill myself," he'd say with an
o1tltmapt al n devil moy-cMre shrug, "that's
my buslnt•s& " And toveryone grudgingly hud
to agreP to thnt
ThPn came wst week's nev. report from
tht-Sur~t'On Gen~ral Ago in 'l'hl'lpp'f> lite chan~
Pd But thll. time
•••••
"Whu'~ thl• ollwr woman)' angrily dt'mnnd­
ed Mrs. Thrlpp, looklllt.! up from ht•t news­
pap••r at lhl• breakfast tabh• and (ltnnhlll ll·
wuy '('hrlpp's ct~an•ttc smoke
"Wholl otht•r woman>" cried Thrlpp ln gt•n·
UIIW lnnOCI'OCl'
"Then why ar~ you di>Ubemtl'lly trying to
kill m••?" said Mrs Thripp and sht• p.trkt'tl
up and w••nt borne to ber non smokln~ moUwr . consequent<'s Fo1 P:rnmJll.
most people would not lt~l
so ofh•n If n !I I 0 hour hallj
OVl'l' CUIIll' befon• the hl~th Stlf
Uarly 1Mny students put
studytnv until lute In the
Whl'n It'~ tOO late to say,
Wl•ll to mot row. "
11 1s thts rtnal point that Jllllf.!.
dlatc consequences exert
control ovl'r beha vlor, that
I he crul of Skinner· s
tbJI frl'l'dom .wddtrntty Jn•ta·
~xistf•nt Since all behavior
shaped by environmental l•u•u:~~
ces (wtth the exception of
ellcally dett•rmined beha
the environment determines
much "fl t!l'<lOm thP I vht.-,
l'Xl•rrtSt>S
The amount or "rrt>l'dom"
has Is slmply n me.tsure of
pt'O:dmlty Of till? COnSC!•OUi~hh<
controlling his beha vaor
ts fret• to run his car Into
tree. but the consequences
Immediate and unattractive
most prople One ts also
to ruin his body wllh varlv
chl:'mlcals such as alcohol
nicotine Since the conse(ltuento­
ol smokanr or drinking are mt
distant thl'se prachces are
common than purposeful a·
.lCCide"l c: On 'Dignity'
Stmtlorly 'Dtgnilv can
cnl(Hted to the environment
do not ldmtre an Individual
performs crt>dllable acts
the rl'wat'tis he wlll attatn 1.
obvaous But we do respec~
person who acts In prectst
the same manner with no iliJPl
rl'nt r..-ward 'l'he reward rr ..
not be Vlslblc to the ob5>entt·
but 1t Is thenJ nonetheless
The condlltonro society
Skinner calls for IS not the
alftarian monstroslly that
envision Rnth&r. Skinner snf'•tl:
of a soctety 111 which
are rewarded for ncllons uw•
nellt Ibis society Avn,.,<h
coni rols have no place In
soctt:ty It IS far moro PHJ11'It:
to anducP people to wanl
net In parhculnr ways than
thrl!ahm and coerce them
In the words of Ro 1usse.~
one ot tht.> greatest orc>oonct:
of lndavldu.tl freedom, "T
ls no subju~tatton so perfect
t bat which keeps the nnr>eairtll'.l
of freedom , for In that way
cuptun•s voHtlon ltseU •
If "Llb~rty consists tndoinl:
(cont on P. 1 0)
Pioneer
S I u rt G 8. A rrmgt 011,
Btll/lll, SuRan Brown,
Costy, Btll Chtnn, L
Colburn, R C Boogu, Lr&a
18tngu, .Jim Duon, Do
Fowln, JaMI Hall, Janr
ptr, Pot Ktnglilt'y, Nrck If.
KatJ1y Kuba, Chru. Mat'J'-fill"
MtkP McCrory, Marum
Wtndy Morrtll, Jtm
Jack•r Rubt'n, Jody Rutz,
SrpulvC'dO, Greg TaJroyum•
Bruct Trochttmbt•f'1(, Boy
Hornt, Phrl w .. ,.~ .Jim
Adur.sl!r Ron A brll
Of!lclal publication of the
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Clark College, 0615 S
Palatine Hlll Road,
Oregon 9'7219 Printed wPPll
during tht.• acadf'mlc yenr
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Tbt• conltonts or thts
lion .art> tht• opinion and rf>sll)t'jl
slblllty or the statr or the
nl•er t.o~ ,tnd do not necl's
ly refil'cl thl' pollcy of the
tJr l.t•Witi and Ctur 1.. (' ullt•5tl. JllOIJDfV 27, 19 72
Swar
throt
~;v,IIIS A utlltorhJ
pcople sit tin' 111
thr st,lltl' l'Vt•ry S~
lbl!> tlldn 't .tff€'rl
wu c ,, s tw sa ttl. a,
drown wt1111 t•ver•
Wl'I'C. 1 Mil Thllt'.SI
Wl'rl' ht•n•
= by Kathy
Religion
Ill' SJX>kt• (OJ 0~
Nol -.1th things ~
gt>nd.a, but whuh•v
out of him by the
of Thursday 111ghl
Cl.ark
He spokl' a slu
TOO SlOiple !OI' SOl
tentng v.-ho s:ud tl
all bl•Con•--a fh•r
sus sav the san
Buddh.l and L.ao
Upanashads, to n.an
Didn't he hovl• s
Cucko
virtue.
A melancholi
hymn sung by Jel
dues th~ audll'nc
lor the hrst scl'nE
Ovrr tht• Cuckoo
settang mirrors a
)I.'SS lfll,l{le ~S Stl
llr.s meanclt•r or
As lhl' chanacll
routine~, Oarecto
genius (or subll't y
:app:~r ent. He ch
lhents wcll--ror r
er:; v.-htch Ieete
bnnk ol a moro:
EntPr, a molo
lhl' person (){ a
IOVI!r11n, the Mal
lor 1oto galet y.
Rus!'> Fast as
duciiVt'IY traps Q
He Is a convict,
lng lht• potato d
pea ftlllds HP Is
l'IE'gnnt. overben
forte, humor. ret
lngly oft the .1syli
The unlortunul
must go to the
the humor in ou
"Cuckoo's Nest·'
The patients It
art.• voluntary tnlll
or social norms
most holy rever1
Ulllll messlnh M • duces his more
osophy: tf you
C:ln t>ndure anyth
Welch rerrninl
too much stnceri
U.S.
New York, N
a spousE'? Whl'r
to go
Surprlslnrly
qut~nl comment
11-al'y, you rnly
home. '1 he mnr
Unltl>d Stalt•5. I
cent 10 th1: last
lng to 1 r~ent
on lnternattonal
Last year. th'-'
COrded lO 6 ma
populnhon, con
cord lov. of 8 ·l
!las lhl' hlv:hesl
Nt!vt•rthcl
United Stnl es
neighbor to th
mt~hl a Jso hP
lh(' pnst sev••n
nad1un nt a r r l
mort• limn Z'7
'' n n u a 1
rt•arhlnr ne-.
lhl' last thn•c
htdt•l'<l, .all
IJWJklng
\'orld arl'
tn nmrrtURCl .
Australia, wh Jonuory 27,
t
ztur
~do
• For l'XIImp!.
..,ould not f!t't
k 5 10 hour hafll
tort> the high
student:> put
1 late In thc­
D latl' to s:1y
)W ,"
nal point that
uenccs exert
behavtor, that
~kinne r!. a !"'RUmE(
and dtgntty arc
'cc all behavaor
'lronmental in"··-"
1 exception of
~rmlned
~nt determines
om • the lnd1v
t of "fre~om"
y a measure of ·
' the conseat lt>nlt.-1
us behavior
:un his car Into
~ consequences
tnd unnltrachve
One Is also
body with vartr
ueb as J.lcohol
IC(' t h(' consequ
'r drink1ng are a pJ·acttces 3f('
tn purposeful
Otgnity'
"Dignity' can
he environment
r~.> an Individual
•rollable acts I
he will atlatn
.ut we do respect
acts tn precb•
Jlnncr walh no a~
• The reward n.
lle to the obscn ·
•e nonetheles s
[honed society
s tor t~ not the Ill'
!nstrosity thnt
lther, Skinner
y In which Pt'Of·
d lor actions that
society A
ve no place an
Js lat mor11
people to want
lcular ways thdn I coerce them
onJs of Rou!l
grl'atest prc)ponet:
I freedom, •·
ation so perfl..'cl
·"eps the appea
, Lor tn that way
,utaon ltselC
consists In dotnf
l on P. 10)
Arrmston,
on Broum,
r/1 Chinn, Lin
C Boo/IH' I u.a
r'm Di:xun,
If('/ Hall . ./anf'
('RNiey, Nt~k 1\n
a, Chru; Mac .,,,1'1'"
~ry, Morvm
rrre/1, Jtm Ou
in, Jody Rutz.
Ort>g To ko "nllll
lhtrnbttrg, Boy
r Wl"f'M. ·lim
n Abell
ubllcatlon of the
df.'nts or Lt-wls
llege, 0615 S
Jill Road, Portl
~19. Printed Wl'l?l~
academic yenr
~swe~to Review
postage paid at
Annual nu:t3a1
$3,50 lor U.S.
enls or th1s
opinion and r.-
lhe starr of ttw
nd do not n~ct•s~a
policy or lhl' A
nd l'lnr._ Collcgf Januury 27. 1972
Swamiji
through
t y,,ns Auditorium WitS Cllll>d
pt'()J!lt• slllln~ In till' .tlsh•s, on
1111' o;t.t~t ~vN y sp.lcl• fllll•d All
thiS dhln I aflt•cl Swnmljl ltr
was, M• ht.• s.tld. a ph•ct• or I ron.
d~.1wn whl'lt'v"'r Utl' rnnl{nt•ls
Wl'l'l' l..tst Thut sdny niKht lhrv
'fol'rl' hP rt'
by Kathy Dwyor
Rollglon Dept.
He spok~ ror ovt>r two hours.
Not with thlmts plannN.I an a­
gt·lld.t, hut whnii'Vt>r wus drnv.n
out Of hllll by thl• hPr<1•3nd•nOW
ol Thur::.day night ul Lewis ,lfld
1 Cia ril:
Ht· spokl' ll slmph• message. roo sunpll• lor ;omf• people lts­
tenlng who said lht•y d heard 1t
all bi'CorB--nrter all dtdn I Jc·
sus say the same thin', and
Buddh.t .tnd t..to 1'zu and the
u,,.,ntshacls, to namt.• a rcw.
Oh.ln't he have somt>thlng orl-Ploncor Log
• experiences love
yoga perfection
~1nJI to say? No H( m.uh· no
clulm" to orl~ln.tllty What he
SJld hn.r; bt•Pn >aid b1•lor ll, lot'
yogu Is tlw foundation of lWt•ry
n•llpton, an•l thouKh hoU'IPS mny
look dHIP~nt . rounclallun., a twa ys
look tht• samt'
But whal t& voga? PPrh.!rtlon
In 1.1cllon f.vr•ry act may b~ 11
yogic .1ct II 11 ts .1 purr~ c:l .tct.
You doros not m•·.tn '>landlug on
your head Cot• ten mtnut .. s .t day
or twlstlnq your knN!'i ovt•t· your
shoulders It Is the w.ty or your
lHc.
But how do you know If an act
Is perfect? A perft.•ct act ts onP
with no thought of s••lf--an .1ct
which dOPS not l'at of lls own
fruit but ts otrcn~d lor others
as 1nrcnse offers lis odors, .1
candle offers lis light, the sun
ofll•rs its warmth, t"Jin off•••s
Its relreshmt>nt Onlv rn.ut trlt•s
to eal the fru1t of his .tcllons.
Therefore, to ollet vour ac-ttons for other·, for GOd, for
lfum.llllly, 1 to act wath lov••,
In love A I>lmpl,.. messagP, Too
slmJllf for many or U!'. who dfl·
m,\lld sophl!tlt<'llllon tn mutters
of I tuth, that WI' rn,1y CXfllCIS''
Ulfl dlspllly the powf•r or our
minds .md win praise from those
who:\t' mtnd!i do not run us last
or do trlpll dtv1 • from the htgh
board.
Sw;lmijl does not neg,1le the
power or mlnd. HP .asks us though
to calm our mtnrls so that we
mav sec tht~ P\'·•ce which alwnys •
r••sades wUhan us, so th,ll we
may art out or our centt>r or
lov.-. ralhH than the restless­
n~.:ss or our mands
Cuckoo's Nest'reveals
virtues of insanity Tfle mind 1s like :1 squirm­
Ing baby to whom w1• m:ty stng
lullabi('S bv chanttng u mantra
so that our true solves m11y
shlnl! forth From that place of
lovP In ml! to that plure of Jovt>
ln you. For II ls to that dcgrc~
that our nets ar{' effective In
thts world we know 1:. Vl'n J.,.
Clw Gu('vara s .. td, 'thr tr·ul'
rf!.,.olutlrmnry Is always moltvat
ed by love •
PugC! 3
•
Swami Satchldananda attracted a large audience when he apoke
at LC loat Thuraday evening In Evans auditorium . The Swemlla a
renowned Indian Yoga Moater vtsltlng the Portland area tor the
third time Photo by G 8. Arrington
A m~l.111c holic tnt roductory
hymn sung by Jen• Harley sub
dues the .tudl«'nce In preparation
for the hrst scent•s of' 'One flew
Ovt•t thl• Cuckoo s Nttsl The
sdtlng mtrrors u harsh and joy
tess amace as sten>Otyplc luna­
ttcs meandl•r onto the staRe. beltets. The lusty st'lt mot'k••ry
rarely dl'f;ener••tes to pathos.
When It docs. tl Is Head-Nurse
Ratc.hed who cauSl'S the d.tmagc.
Ken Kesey s novf'l dl•plcts
Nurse Ratched as a power-thir ­
sty, he.tvy h.1nded dictator
Welch, however, chose to c~1st
a prim, tighl-lippl'<t Michele E.tr­
lev In the part. Swami tells attaining
As thl' characters beglh thetr
routines. OlrPc.tor Ttn Welch s
genius for sublety becomes more
apparent. He chose his lngre·
dlcnts well--for faces lind mann­
l'r.s which teeh.•r ju.st off the
brink of n morose equllibrtum Her humorless belief In the
merats of psychothempy rt10ects
an tnduslrial age conlidenCl' an
human m.1ss-product1on She ex­
ploits the patients' lear of Dis­
turbed lh(> scene of electric
shock t realmt:!nt .wd lobotomy,
to ke~p th{•m ndht>1 tnr to the
rules peace through sacrifice
f:ntor, ,, molotov cocktail in
the pPrson of Red McMurphy.
anvl•rllng lht.> Marat Sndlan pal­
lor Into KRIPiy
Russ Fa1>t ns McMurphy se
ducttvPlY tn1ps our sympathies
Ht> Is a convict. readily accept
lnr thl• llOtato factory over lhe
pea fit>lds He Is egotistical, in
elrgant, overbearing But his
Corte, humor. rebounds refresh
lngly off the .1sylum walls
Thl' unfortunate fact that we
must go to the theatre to find
the humor 1n our ltves 15 what
••cuckoo's Nest" Is about
The patients labeled chromes
an• voluntarv mmatl's Their fear
or social norms becom~s an al­
most holy tt.>verence for freud,
unltl rnl'sstah Mc.Murphy Intro­
duces his more etllcient phtl·
osophy: t1 you can laugh, you
c:tn endure anything
Wl'lch refrains from tmposlng
too much slnceraly on even these In a commun1tv when• Rules
are so Important , a vt>gPI.lble Is
prcferubll' to .1 non con!ormtst
Dale Wasserman, v.•tth 'Cuck
oo s Nest.·· provides anoth~r ('1(
cellenl analysts of the virtue or
tnsanlty Hts la:>t succec;s, ' Man
or La Manchn. ' also condemns
thl' sane as villains
Possibly Wasserman 's biased
vaewpoint over-shadows Kesey's
mtentlon to portray the horrors
of mental tnstltuttons. But his
tale IS sordldlv realtstic enou~h
to cause us to' hope thai we Cln
pass "Cuckoo's Nest" otr .1s
"lu:>t a play
Welch s Impressive cast will
conttnue their s.1ge of tnsantty
on Fru.lay and Saturday evt>ntng
through Feb ~b. .u :::.tantov.n
Stop Theatre, NW 26th and Sa\'-An lndlvtdual should ll¥1.! his
IHe "completely fre~ from sel­
fishness and expectations .'·
Swami Satchidananda told a rec­
eptavta audtence In Evans Audl­
torlum last Thursday
The renowned Indian Yopa
Mabt .. r u1 Portland Cor hiS th1rd
time ~.>xplatned that action!>
should not be preformed solely
with expectations for the resull:o.
Tbe Swami S;lld th.ll Yoga as
perfecllon In action The truly
perfect act ts an act that w1ll
not dlsturb th~ mlnd at any time.
"It 1s a seltless act.
"When all human acllons are
performed as a saorthce Cor all
of bumantty , It lS a JOY Wllo­
l'Vt'r learns tbat sacnftce I:> the
lesson of lire--hnds peace Ded­
tcah~ your life Cor the sake or
hum.utlty," th~.> Swam a sa1a.
Acconhng to the Swamt, chll­
dren don't have our v.o~.nls and
needs .1nd they are contt>nl w1lh
belnV the way the\' are Tbey
rttnect a peaceful slut£• or mand. ··we mtss that peace." he sa ad.
U.S. Marriage rate ranks highest
Nt!w York, N Y Seeking
a spoust-? Wh~re ln the world
to go?
SUI"JlrlslnKlY. llnd despH~ rre·
quent commentary to the con­
lt'llrv, you tnlp:hl try sluyin~ at
home. 'fht• mat rlc1V:t' rate tn the
Unltl>d States hn., rtsen 26 per
ct>nl in thl' last decade .• tccord
lng to 1 recently rch~asl'<i study
onlntern.tHonnl marrla('l' trends
L.tst y~.:.tr. I tiP Unltl>d States re
cortll'd 10 6 marnaJ!t. •s pet 1,000
population, comp.1red to .t re­
cord low or 8 4 tn 1961 :tnd nov.
has lht• hlgheo,t rate In lht> world
N l' v e 1 I h t.' It> s s, although thl'
Unlt~d Stalt'S ranks high, our
Mhthbot to tht• north, Conudll,
might also bt• a good bel ln
llw p.tsl sevt•n ven rs J tom.• Ca­
nadl;tn m a r r Ia R l' ~ inc 1 t•Ol.Sed
mon• t1111n 2'7 pt•r <'l•lll, with the
ann u <tl numbC't of mu rranges
rearhin1• new hll(h& In t.•.t<'h ol
lhl' last thtt•t• VIMl'S.
lndt•t:>d, til of ttm t::ngltsh­
liJ>t•aklng Lountrll' ~ around till•
world ~trc n•portlnl! lncn.'.lst>s
In rn.u·rl.t~tl• Anuth•n· cxatnJlh• is
Austr.lll.t , whllh t ••cordl!ii .1 rise Puerto Rico·~ mnt rilll(l' rate
Is also hl(!'h, p.ualll•llng that of
the UnllN.I States J.lld C unada--
10 'l per 1,000 population or a
15 ..1 per cent tncrt•Jst•
Europl•an .1re 1s '>hOWL'<! di­
vl'rst• murriuge trt>nds "ccord­
ing to Metropolitan Life, the
marraagc mil' for lht• pt•rtod
bl'tween 1960 6·1 and 1969 (or
1970 whert> avallabte ), a ncr cas­
ed tn tO countries, dl•cn•Jst>d
In 11, .tnd showl'<i little ch.tnge
in Oenmur·k ,lfld Yu~osluvtJ
A JOurnt'V to tht• Netht•t·l.lllds
where the nt•wlywed rate or In
crt~ast.> Is lht• hir.hl•st In all ol
europe a.t 18 8 ,,,., rl•nt miKhl
prove succPssful Bulp.trln . on
the othor hand, might bt• less
promising, for tt lt'c.ordl'<l lhl'
lo...,esl r.ttc ot hlC'tl'a t• In .111
f~uropt! •I 8 per cent , '
Ami t nps to Romania .tnd swc. decn•ased by 25 8 and Z5.·t pl•r
cent respectively, should pro·
babh be scr-<ttcht.>d from the U­
inerary enltn•ly Uus year. Swe­
dl•n reported the lowt>sl ratt• of
m.1rraagc tn all of Europt~ last
year---5.3 per 1,000 population
comparl'd with 3n annUli average
A:>lll, only Jsruel .1nd J:1pan h:we
n•portl•d complete marr1ag.:> stll­
ttsttcs (or the past 10 Vt•ars,
Israel's rate ol lncrl'ase- -the
highest o( any countrv t'eHe\lo­
ctJ--ts n startling 32.9 pP.t' cl!nt,
wlulc Jap.m's IS a relatl\'elv lo"'
3 I pt•r cent, c-oncluded Ma't ro­
polltun l.lfe's studv
OlE
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would love us all. Our minds
.tnd bodies would be free from
contamlll.lllon
"Children lose their contented
way of bl'lng when thfllr parents
begin condltlonlng and tlmiting
them," the Swnmi S1tid.
1• You crl'ate the caU:>l' Cor the
chtld lo worn You bring him
valUPS, ·• he commentt>d
The Swamt add•~ th;lt par~nts
condition their children becaus~
they too havl! been conditioned
and hmlh.'d
"Who are you7" Swami asked,
"who are you without assocla-
tlons? Your only answer ls:
1 am l Plain and stmplc 1
"You are not even your name.
n as onlv un addn.>ss gtven to
you. Your mind and hod) are
bl.tnk ... vou make pictures tnyour •
• 1n epen
thought
(l(lton
work tt
that way
succeed
that way
move
fast
earn ence
high
inducement
our top agents
began
on campus
doing insur.1ncc
making out
well
well nund and develop them. Thev
become ltxed tn your mtnd "
·•You acqulrl:! lde.1s and you
possess them Don't !illow them
to possess you. To do Un~
leads to Uberatton from attach­
ments to false td•,nhhcatlons .
"Ke~p the 'l' ch•ar ' Swam•
addL>tl, •·see th.tt you urr freed
Crom seWshncss ."
When the Swamt CBtne out 011
stagt!, be sal dov.n and looted
at the audience An@r a few
moments of stll!nce, he ld he
~~o-anted to begin wttb 11 chant
He expltuned that a ch.ant "is
far from words. lt as the soun41
withm Tbc image of God Is
brought to the surface by chant­
mg. It calms the mtnd and
kindles beautiful vlbrattons .' •
insurance I..'Ounsclling
chcLk our L.lmpus program
• PROVIDENT
MUTUAL
Frasch & Associates
Richard H. Frueh Mgr.
Suite 315 Riviera Plaza
Portland, Oregon 97201
OHice telephone 222 -4301 Cramped rooms, dark halls
betray BoDine's true age
As the canst n1ctlon or 3 ntJ\11
science structure trcrnhle~ its
moss) "ails, resc rch \\Or~. con­
huues steadily tn the chcmtstr
tat)() I atorlcs of Bot.Jinc sctcnc<>
building
by Gr gg Takoynmo
stall wrllor
Ag,od hu·nalur c, cnunpt~
rooms 11nct liar~. hllll\11:\\S, ho-.-.,_
ever. helm~ the hulldlt•!~·s .tlW
Thi.' loc_.lUon of 11s wcdtltl'l ed
gray and 1 cd br lc~ extcr lot l>P•
tween the gll.'amhrg hhJ'lii'Y an11
constn•ctlon site seems to nccent
1ls plainness
To 111 oft~ssor who has liCCII
t11:11 (I as long ns Lev. is and Clnr•.
has t•xlstcd Bodlnr• ls n plncP
Of dusty memorli'S ,IS \\ \!11 BS
n trnlnln' gl'Ound 101 young
St'Jentlst~
l)l Wllllo m Shearer, head
of Uae chenustr} d£'p3 rlml'nt,
gnlllualt!il !rom A lhan) College
'" 192? and hngan his tP:JChlnl' care •I' thet (' lOIII yt>,li'S !.tiP I He Is the onlv active racultv
member to have tnught nt both
the old Alhany school and the
present sate
He rcc.lllS that thl' nev.ly
completed Bodin(\ ln 1916 had
no glnss windo~s (the ~lar.lcrs
"'ere on strike) or heat
.. When I took BI'Ound the class­
room. I rccoenu: some 01 the
names on chulrs and table~ lh<tl
\\C'rt' ca&·ved hack In th~ 1020's
snid tln1 61-vear-ohl professot
F.:ven somt:' 1lf the chmnlc.'lls
\\ ,, uS•' nov. v. .... , .. bl ought hom
thf' Alban) c.lmJlUS," he added
"Anc1 nil, v.hcn you lrm n pou111l
01 n cht?mic.,l:tnd you usc mllvh •
n h,tH grnm of tt a yt~ar, ll
l.1SIS a lonl! llrnc ''
"Back In · IG, the btolog\ peo­
Jile "'ere nromssed n TIC\\ bUJhl­
lllg SOOil It's COlO tnC Up OO'A
Wh 11 dot•S soon mt-an.,"
In nssesslllC th~ pr ··~ent con­
UJttous 111 Hodtn• , Dr ~hc.u et
l~els thai • '""'re not an IJ.ad
stupe "
"\\'e could do b• l\('1 with nPv.
l.tbs, mort.' faculty, md moa••
lnstJ uments, though," he .rcldl•tl
••we don't h.tVt' Pnou~h lah
sp.tce 101 senior 1 I'StM 1 c h lotl.l),
1nrl we h.tvt• small lulls 1or ,Ill
but fn>.:.hman cl.tsSl"lS "
Acron:hng to 1>1 She.ll·c•r,
''UUI SfiJ.\11 lJbS L;tO luUidh' the
stucll•nls 11 I hc• .tdnunlstr all on
would umh.•r.stllnd that ~ •' 11'''~
toOl'•' f.lculh· ,tnd a IOWl'l llMt'h•
t•r-slntlent r.1llo lhi.lll otlH!I ch~­
pat tmcnts "
·• Also, """ cu•n g('t mo&" lab
Sll3t: • "'hCII and If lh051' rnghsh
olllc••s upsl.llrS l'an mo\'e out ''
Dr Shc.ll er IMS c•··.ll I CSJII'CI
for hls DSSCJr.late Jll Olt.'SSOt S
"Tt•nchl•r.s just Hon 1 CQmc• Ill)
l.ll'\ICI. lh;Ul At'h•lgh l>odSOII
11te1e .ucn'l H~n manv ctwrn
tsts 111 the count n b1·t1t•t than
\\llh.un Randall From \lohllt
l'vt> tw.u-cl .uuJ seton , Cur·tl!;
Keedy (11 parl-llme wslt ucto1
llus vear} ts .qt{)()llte.lcll(tr too ''
With Dr Sht•,cl(•l rnlulllg .1s
d••plalcncnl lu•acl .trtl'l lhlS Y"·''
II 's JH"Ohablc Ur.rt 1>1 Dmlson
v.·tll ,cssum" the 1'01" Whale he
IS ln ,\{rJC,c \ltllh hiS QVf'ISt'.I.S
Rl oup nPxl full, howt>VI'I 1 Tlr
H;cnriall will ll~••lv SOl v••,cslt•tn
JIIH .II'\ hC:,Id Dr Keed~ m1ght bl' CXPil'Ci
to l>cr,1n tull-Ume duties SOOi
rPpl cmg rcttrlug pt ores::t
Lev;&s ThayeJ
lnslt'\lrnents ut Dodlne
lucluclc lnfnu ed, vlstble and
l111vlolcl automal&c~ ··.m~
SltN~trometm s, und n
magneur rcson.mtl' sp('Ct
let , purch.lSCd t ecr•ntly,
Is U~it>d to a 11<!1 ·zc C(.llmnullll~
D1 She,u er says at
oquipm••nt In Ill<' d~IMrl
COillJl.II'Cl) f.IVOr:lhiY 10 !hal
most coll\•ces ot sinllltlr:
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EMISTR f anuol)' 27 1072
(I · nucht be
1ll-llmt> tlull\!s
reth•lllg nrv•r,..MI
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red. vis1hle n1111
automntic-l'en~tJ
crs, and 11
SOM nee Sl)t~CII'OC:~ !
sed rncP ly,
unal)'1.l! comtlOilll'...'
n•r •Y ltt.tt
111 lht Jr•parl
,t V01'3 hi\ ll. h.ll
BPS or sim 1111 r
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EMISTHY P1onour Log
Pamplin -a shiny
palace dominates
l::ntcrlng 1ts dOOI'S, one Is
ITOIJII•dllll••ly fiV.t'il hf II r}llll'l
luxuJlousn•'SS throughout ttu•
butldtng
by Grogg Takoyoma
stalf wrttor
N••xt to tht> gh•.tmtnr. spoth•ss
w.ll Is .111d UJlOfl J>eJII5hl'd HOOt'S
stl 1 o~o~ts of gohl I rophll•:; spau­
ning thr> 5r.hool's hlslorv. b.trk
to llu• ci.I)'S bl'for·•' Pamplin SJlOl'ls
Cl·nter v.as hnill unrl lhl' .tlhll't•
IC deparlmf•nl CCIIII' I t1<l 31 Ollhfl
no old b;trn-hk•• ~tvm
P.tmphn CentPr cost two mil­
lion dollars to butld. r1 nd 11 s ho\\ s
Roth th•• l.trg••st and th•• cost­
hest Sl l'IJCIUI'i'! 011 ClHIIJIIIS, ll
looms OVt'l lhl.l Olht11 Cl\ffiJIUS
hutldJngs
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(tnt! -ht, ·l~ie Rulwn Crlliclzt'i'i bv sorn'• as o lnvtsb
shrine for the l'O)O\'ment of u
f~", I he collL"•go catalogue cte­
scrth~s 11 Is "the b ·st h•• lth
ond J)hystedl educational comple1
on the \\est Coast "
Holt of lh•• ci'nter houses a
zs -vnrd sv.lmming pool, h••ated
for Y'Mr-t·ound usc ·In lhr!OIIIer
h.1U sits the basketltall co111ts
With tht> hle.u.:hl'!rs pulled b.1cli:,
It e.xp.1nds to Lhtt.!C tull-size
courts .. 111 utlhzing :1 rubbflt­
llkt> l'1trt.w p!Jytng surl:tt".
ll can b .. used lor large con­
certs, such .ts Krts Krtstolfer­
son, or SJli'Ciltl assemhht•s. St'.tl­
tng thret• thousand JWOJlle In
.tddltwn, It ts occuptt'd r•'l:ub rlv
bv volh•yhall, b.1dm1nton, tennis,
3nd b.tsehlll pru,'llc•• wHh a hJl­
tml; cngc lHid automatic p1lchln •
machine
Athl~llc nnd ,, le~~o t-:nJ;thsh
oruc••s ("'ht•u• cnn't vou flod
th,.m.,) are locatL'd t1ownstnu s
So arn squash courts, ,, v. etghl
room, m•'n's locker room und u
lcct Utf! tt:lll
The \H!Ight room, carpN•~I
anti wtlh ptp~l-111 musiC, f•·atu•·es
thr ,,, llnivers.tl ,.,crc1se mach­
tnt'S, v. htc.h ~'" ac:comodate Hve
IJ(!<)flle c.tch, and tssortcd h:tnd·
\loetghts
A continuous studPnt-fllcult)
sqtt.lSh lcagu•' pla vs In lh•• threl'
c•ourts A S•~.tUng 1n:M .1hOVt'
till' courlS IS pro\'ld~ ror spec­
llltors I
Pr oiJallly the most popuiBr "If.!·
m('nt of ttu• locker roorn lS the
sauna, which is usualh occupied
constantly
'flw lectur•• hall, when not U~e(l
for Sll• 3kPrs or classes, IS con­
vt•rtlhlf' to a ""resiling room
So popular Is IM ccnL('r lbllt
it attracts stu11ents, fncull ,
n••tghtlOrs and ctty bustnl'S men
In .t tl.tll} flO\\
1 o .\rotc Aho,though, Pnrnpltn
Spot·ts C('ntf'r ts Just a joll 2 million
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)ffi Jllnuary 27, 1972
Biolo '
By now t.>verybody kno""~ that
the hole between Sodinl' and Ev
ans wtll evt:ntually be filled up
v. llh till: new Btology-Psychology
butldlng.
The obvious questtons are:
what wall It look like: what wllllt
be like instde; and v.hat v.tll It
·•o to the surrounding area?
by Jim Titus
Staff Writer
Arrhtterl Paul Thiry·., plans
call for two levels on the west
sadc Jnd thrPe on lhe east The
butldtng wtll be constructed of
concrete with a few columns
or brtrk facing
Untorlunalely, the sGme type ol
brick facing as was used tn the
ltbrarv and Evans Is too costlv
to he· us€'d on this building.
The roofing color remalnl> the
same Rrey-brown as Bodin£ .
A walkway througb the butldin~ •
matnt.11ns free access to Albany
from the courtvard
fhe east stde of the complex
(not ptctured' tncludes u covered
:.t.urway, stmtlJI to :.1 buttress,
IPJdtng to the lop floor·.
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Thiry has c:m~ fully avotdt.'d
fllltng this bullthng with usPle.ss
hallway spar.e '1 bus all entranc­
es lake you directly mto tht•labs
or classrooms .
A fair amount of eUort has
been dlrt>ch!'d toward creating
u ruston of Bodine and lhe nP
f.tctllty.
An nwntng-like overhang ... m
extend from the roof of the neYr
sc1ence butldmg across the race
of Bodine, for a Oulr1 vertical
llnl•
Bodine will also receive a ne-.
paint job. Nev. Oow1•r beds w1ll
be set toto the stdes oC both
butldlnt.:S to give further con­
ttnulty.
Covt.•red ulkway~ w~reoragt­
nnllv plannro to run along the
sldP ot thP nev. butldlng ancl
.tct'Os~ the courtyard : however .
they prov('d to be too ••xpenstve.
An aerial projection of the area
shows tltat Ute quadrangle IS a
much nl·eded open space, any
structures crosstng H would have
the eHect oC sechontng it off
and obstructing the vtev. of the
butllhngs an the vtcmity.
Thosl.! worned abOut the cob·
blestones mav be ussurt!d thai
• • they will remam
The nev. bcihl)', providing
space tor the Btologv and Ps~·­
chology department!>, holds ap­
proximatP.ly 20,000 square feN
or Ooor space
It orfers belter·organb:f!(1
spat£' for the Btolog.,. depart­
ment, located on the ground Ooor,
withOut any stzcable enla rgcment
of faclhttes
Some f!JCittng tmprovcments
are ~n ~nvironmental chamb~>r,
an ammal room, and a nucle.1r
ptl for tsotope erpcrunenls and
"hot" mat€!rtals Monev has
been provided to supply the labs
wltb a constd~rnblc nmount of
nev. ~qulpmenl
The rust floor contnlns the
psvchology lc.>etur'• rooms and
numerous observation cubtcles
The top Ooor houses the Cae­
ulty offtces of bOth dt·p.1rlments
Ther~.> "1JI tw an adJoining sec­
reta rtJ 1 pool an the middle orthe
bulldl~
Another tnteresttng ((!,)lure IS
the controlled cnvtronment
• room These small rooms YOIII
ad)otn ea.c.h olftce. gtvlng the
professor more area m tuch
to keep valuable equtpment or
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ruption.
Many other Improvements
coulrl b hsted, but ll Is enough
to say t~t constdenng the old
fncllilles for lhes~ departments,
lht.> ne,. bulldtng represents 1 ~
improvement
In the facully dtnmg room ts
chsplayed a cardboard model of
the ne,. faciht)' and tb~ surround­
tOg butldlngs . sbowtng tb~ loea­
taon and relahonstup olthe struc­
tures
Conccrnf!c:l part1es have wor­
rted that the Education bwldtng ... n be obscun!d by the s1te of
the Btology-Psvchology com­
plex, but this 1s not the case.
Olht.>r nev. construction maght
tnclude an tlmph.itht.>.ller tn front
of Evans nudttonum. ThiS would
require fUhng the area w1th ce­
ment, m tiU~ thl' project s~m
less desirable
Ou the whole, th•• ne-. setence
lacthly IS fa.trly appcah~ to
look at. and certamly prov1des
much needed Ucalllles for t ~
dl'sperate d'~partments .
• P go 7 / Page 8 Pioneer Log
Four well known Portland
singers bring 'Carmen' •
A group of fllllr smgers -.no
nrl! ... ell knov.o tn tbi.' Porthlnd
trut hrtng opN·u to tht' LC
ompu~ Frtd3.\\ Jan 28th .tt
8 p m 10 Evans Auditorium.
b) Reinhard G Pauh
Wltb only a manamum of stage
:o"IS and ProPS lher t.all present
streamlined versaon of Ba!t'l's
.. Carmen, .. one of lh~ most dur­
able WlO belo\'t!d OP\'ntS of tht•
last hundr\'d ,-ears 'Though Bilet .... ts a F~nch ­
m:.n ht• "•'· r.•markJbh success­
ful In C'.npturlng lhl' mood of
Spanish R\'PS mustt tuneful,
colorful, -and rh\'lhmacall)' e).Ctl­
lng
Rtz~t \\'U:; rortunatl.l In havinc
a tc t t~11 pracll c~lh • cl.tmon>d
for music:. I lrt•atmenl.
'fht: characters ~nd dramatic
sttuattons arc clear I drav. n: lhl'
emollons I.'>;J'IN!Ssed are baste,
strong, and samplt!
Thl' charactt~r of C.lrmen­
••orlung gtrl who smok.l!s ctgn----- . - -
Announcements rclll!s {I) --.111 hnllll)' shot•k
nudh~nct '' tod.n tS It rlld In lh•'
1870's, hut ht•r h•mJwr.tmt•nt,
h~r HlrlaltOUSIII'"!> 10d hl'r tint •
Hnv tasclntiiP- todtt~ ·~ .tudh•ncl'S
nne 11 ••ath p••rformnncl•
Singers In tht• bC '1
( .tnm•n''
an~ Oonn11 Shirley, Wnnda Wt•ls­
kopl, Don O.lnlt, und I>on.dd
Oman. Ed-.:ard Schick, "'ho h t:­
condurll>d sl'v~ral opt•t'a -.orlt·
shops at LC, ts uccompamst
and narrator
Admasslon for LC is 1 50
.. ath ttckcls avntlable 1t thcdoor
Senate Candidate Speaks Today
L\·nn Engdahl, an nnnounn-d
Repubhcan candidate Cor th~: t S
Senate seat currentl~ held bv
Mark Ratfteld, spea .. son campus
Thurs.. Jan. 27 at 3:30 p m.
1n ctintng room i2.
Civ move
II vou b:aven't attended a Ca' • lt>clure latel • you ma)' v.-oanl to
tno•· lhl'\ are ~tng bt!ld an tbe
Council Chamber due to con­
str.uchon and the resulting nots­
es. Just tn case \OU 5bould de·
etde to go ..
Anthropology major?
A proposal tor a major in
anthropolog, · "til bt' discussed
Feb 3 at 12 noon m dining room
1!4. Come and bnng your lunch
Skz trips
A weekend 1np to MI. Bach­
elor ts planned Cor Feb. 19-20
Lodgmg 1s fr~ and ~Pll:' v·nh
S.~GA tictets can e3t at CPntMll
Oregon Commuruty College Stgn
up at the Information dest.
A sla:t trip dunng sprang break
ts beang plannl'd U ;ou are m­
terest(l(j m belptng to mate ar­
rangements and In choostng the
ski area come to the Gray Room
Tburs Jan 2'7 at 6 p m. or con­
tact Cathy Cote at Ext 578
Tortured
for Christ! Takaezu delaved
~
Cl•roma c: cartl:;l TasbiKo Tttk:­
a~zu 'll:tS unable to make her
scheduled two-d:sy vtstl to the
colll'gc dut• to Illness. Her app­
ea nsncc bas b •en rescheduled for
mid-february . The exact dates "'II be announcl"d later.
Bt .. tro
Sometlm~ durtng your 11tand­
erangs Tuesday ntRhts, ~ tstt the
Bistro. ''LC's boote.less pub."
The Bistro, ft.>aturiru: hve en­
lertamment 9 to 10:30 p.m. as
open Tuesdays 8:30-12 p m. ln
Stnmm. No cover chargt>, free
coUt'C.
Music hour
A clarmet ensemble perlorms
Wed Feb 2, at 2:10 p.m. in
E\1ms. Karen feahell. Randv
Sha~~o, and Nancv Johnson are
fl'atured
Carmen
The mustc deputment pre­
sents the Haghllght Opera Group
an Bltet's "Carmen," Fn. Jan.
28. 8·00 p m tn Evans. $1.50
tackels are avatlable at the door.
Wanda Welshopf Is featurl'd: Ed-
11tard Schick accompames and
narrates
Flash! Gordon
The Saturda'' ntght film ser­
Ies, "Hy-Tont.' F'unnles," oUer!>
unother thrilling space adven­
ture to impressionable LC stu
dents ''nash Gordon· s Rocket
Ship," a part ol the Flilsh Gor­
don series, runs ~~ 7 and 9 p.m
Sat Jan. 29 in To&marack lounge.
Buster Crabbe stars as tbe fut­
urtsllc hero oJ the 1936 naclt. Israeli Vtolinist
S<'rt?lll Luca, 27 yt>ar old ls­
raeU vtoltmslappt?at ·s wtlh hc­
ques Slng~r nnd the Or~gon Sym­
phonv Orchl•SI ra, F'eb, 14-15
8:30 p.m. at the Portland Civic
Auditorium
Ttckets are on sale, at $3,
$4, and $5, at the Portland Clv­
tc Audttor1um Box Offtce, Cele­
bnl" Attractions. Stevens 4 Son,
nnd lbl' Ort.>gon Symphony ofhce,
228-1353 .
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for KOAP, Channel 10
Anti-war movie
"Grand tlluslon, ' Film Ody­
ssey 11'3. Erach von Stroheim
and Jean G.tbln stur in J(lln
Renotr's 1937antt-warslatcment
about World War I. Sat., J,\n
29, 9 tJS p m
Henrv VIII •
MDslerpae ct' Theatre: The Six
Wtves of Henry VIII 114 •· Anne
ol Cle\'eS." To st rent;lhen a pol­
Itical alhance between Germany
&nd England, Anne or Cleves
becomes the fourtb -.tie of Hen­
rv VUI. The marrtJgc ends 1n
aMulm~nt. Elvt Hale IS Anne,
Keith Mtchell plays Henry. Sat
Jan. 29, 7:30 p m.
YVho · Wat.chtng?
Specw.l or the Wt."ek. "Sur­
veillanc~ Who s Watching ." Spl'­
cial pubhc: affalrs report exa
manes the Amerlc.tn's rteht to
prtvacv and lhf' rro-.mv prac
lice of survelllance by lnvw en­
forcement agt."nctes. the govern­
ment and private organtullons
Mon Jan. 31, 8:00p.m.
Cla.r..,stc Thnll er
Fllm Odvss"'' M4· ''M" f'ratz.
Lang's rar~lv shown 1930 class­
Ic thriller, starring Pl•ter Lorro.
dPals wtlh n demented chtld mur­
derer und hovw hi' is brought to
JUShcc Germau director Lang
as intervlcv.ed f'rt., F.,.b 1,
8.30 p m Edward Schick ia one ot four Portland opera singers appearing In
tho "streamlined' version of "Carmon" tomorrow night In Evans
auditorium at 8 p.m Schick who hae conducted several opera
workshops at LC, will be occompan ast and narrator for the
program. Adml11lon Is S1 SO tor students
Pollution Agencies
Seek Job Applicants
Is your Cuture up In the air?
Over 250 stale,local and regional
air pollution agenc1es arc looking
for admmtstrator.; profession­
als and technicians to momtor
and control Impurities ln the air
A ne11a nationwide freE> place
menl servtce ts now being ~up
ported b\ the Fnvtronmental
Protection Agency's OtfiCl of
Air Programs to belp match
these agencies v.ttb interested
Jpphcants . ' . . A wtae vartety 01 opportuni-
ltes extst in lhts nev. held.
Many sc1enttsts are needed, SJ>t'·
cHtcally ch.emtsts, baolog1sts,
meteorologists, envtronmental ­
•sls, matbematlctans , plant path­
ologists, and statl!>licians, as
well as chemtcal , mechantc.1l,
cavil and elecu onics engine('rs .
Rides
We'd like a r1de to southl'rn
Oreron f'rl . Jan 28 alter 3
p m Will help walh R"as and or
drtvtng Call Llnda 2-16-9663
or t,ee Ann Ext 333
Need ride to an from Berkely
m· weekend Will .shan• ex~n ­
t.>s; leave 110\1 ttme aner 1'burs
oon, r .. turn bel on• Tul'sda v
Cull Lfsa, Ext. 350 .
Ride south -le~vlng for Ba''
area everv Saturdav morntng.
Need raders to make donallons
Call l,e 0,._., .... _, •• Also sought are technicians
1n a number ot flelds. Includ­
Ing mec.hantcs, eh!ctrontcs. blo·
logy and mathematics Man~
nev. agencies offer on the· JOb
trJinlnv, and I' raduate work at
various unlversitles
Persons Interested tn careers
1n A1r Pollution Control should
'4rileto
Air Pollutaon Control Employ-
ment Bullelln
c o Abtltty Search
Sutte 202. Davts Building
1629 K Street, N.W
Washington , 0 C. 20006
Classified
New -8 trac'l> and cassette
tapes, 3.95. Double albums,
~.95 Call Oebbae S .. Ext. 367. • •••
62 VW Camper, $800foUer. Re­
built engine new brakes CaJI
Mlke 636 1295.
• • • •
Enforced Learning Wtll not slav
In the mind ' Soc t·.ates.
• *.
Punasonic stereo AM-FM
W /Z -.:a I nut speakers . $65/olfer
.rnhn 22'7-100'\ ....
1 8Jn)o-Vega, -. fhd. shell case
Exel Conrtitton Ofler
Call John, 227~1005
• •• ' Tortured for Chnst" as a
documentary him on the Und~.:r­
grown2 Church in Rumam Jt
tells the story of Richard\\ urm­
brand, 14 vears in Cummuulst
prisons for be.tng a Cllristian
Sb0111lng SlliUnla)' aWl SuntU) t
7 30 p m Admlss1on ls free What -• lS the Right Road? MISSING DOG -Alaskan Mala­
mute, fcnllllC, s1lvttr grey, whtte
.1nrt black, 9 mos. oltJ Wt ars
a la.11n10g collar. v.fli<wnse.
Last St·en Sundav running v. Uh LC
track star (honest) Phone 216
Ktrrus.tu:bev's hrst wUc, -.e
an~ told b) John Nobel, a pnson­
er of 13 years in Communist pri­
son camps, spent 8 vears tn Ule
concnntMlUOn camp of Potma,
Russa She ·us plaol'd in prl-
-::on b h r own husband ·
John Nob,•l atJt1s that has w 1ft>
·as a Christian and v.11s ''r11Y­
mg for Kbrustl(:hev Khrushc.h ...
,.as tour!un tbe Umtcd Statt>S
shabng haoos and e.xchanglng
smil~">s .-llh Amencans Has own
llf'61. afe thougb. and thousands
of Christians 'liere tortu11ed 10
tJ U1 m l.ommumst pnsons 1'HI
M01'08CYCLI
SHOW
JANUARY
28, 29, 30
EXPO. CENTER
Star ot .. On Any Sunday"
MALCOLM SMITH
IN PERSON
Ptus ''EASY RIDER •• BIKE
!0 ANTIQUES , MOTOCROSS
CUSTOMS , DRAG BIKES
Open Fn, -Spm to 11pm
Sat. Sun, -11111Y! to llpm Ed Greenough CLU
OH•g.,n A(;\!llt:\
MASSACHUSE l'TS MUTUAL.
l(/1 /tuunu ,.,. ( n1 I ,.11 ....... , •••••• , • ..,, ..•• e.••·· ••••• One possiblity ...
A Profes ion a I Life
I nsu ranee Career
Let's talk about it
Call 228-0278
Collcg~ Pllltt•fnl'Ol Olt1u• 0187 -
• • •
"ltov. to score high oul.tv. school
at1m1s lPsl " Like lti'VW. Cull
Holl, F:xl. ·182
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Strobe liRhl 30 00 Call Rolf,
f:xt •182
•••
f.h.!t'll'lcal equtp for snit• All
in Rood condition Call Matt
or IJ.lvc, f:xt 275 nuarv 27, 1972
osta
'ou rna lhtnk lhJ
IW1 bc.•n" three t
make Cor ·• 11
~~~-,-01' IIIIWI'VCI', tl
mollll'l' oftt'll V<~
hL•)JllllJ;S of tw~
MY Jill II ts onlY
111 my hon
• a rnu~al m uftll
do tll(ICt>t.l t•al n
. ~very meal
' Vie eal verv 111111!
!?JJ)COS(VI' .tnd !
II Mil' In Of' t:>cJ S 8 rl!
at breal;fJSI a~
, roomy mtlt a
· 1M st.1ple foods
11th as potntoPs a
In acldlllon
Costa I 1rs appearing ln
night In Evans
I several opera
arrator for lht
• lCleS
cants
.tre technactans
~ fields lnclud
~lect rorucs bao
;mattes Manv rrer oo-lhe job
radUilll' WOrk at
tUes.
sted an careers
Control ~hould
Control Emplov-
rch
Is Bu1ldtng
NW
.C Z0006
,ified
k. and cassette
Double albums
ble s .. Ext 367
•
800 'offer Re-
~ brakes. Cull
•
ntng will not stu v
ocrates .
•
~ AM-FM
tk~rs . $65/olfPr
•
hd shell c.'lsc
Oller
005
Alaskan Mala­
Vt!l' gn•y, whltc
s. old Wears
ar. v.jhceus•'·
runnln~t ~ tth LC
t) Phone 2•tG-
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h 011 1.1 W ScliOOl
k t> Ol'Vo'. Ca II
•
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Call MLAll aounrv 27, 1972 P•onP.cr Log Page 9
~~---------------------------------- -----------------------------------------Overseas Report
• osta Rican experzence proves educational
loU mny think lhRI t•,lllng ric•'
bc.tns thre" llmt~S ·' day
~uhl nlltkl' for u pre II y boc lng
liuw~>vor. the Costa Rt­
molh,.r often v,1 rles llw cll£'1
helpings of bt'ans and rtc••.
I)' pun IS only half 1mnny,
111 my homcstay tam­
a I.)'JIH',II mHirtle-CifiSS Unit,
'1Jo andec•d cut rice .md hc.•ns
i!VPr)' 11\l'.ll
\\~ c3t verv little me.tl, ~hlch
l!Jpl!nslve nncJ poor-quaUty.
lll't . .>ds .tre fulfilll>d by
at brPakt.•sl and dlnnet .Jracl
ro:uny milk .11 ull me1lls.
The staph.> foods are sln rch.
as JIOllltoes and frll.'<l ba­
an llddllaon to thl' rice
l.lllol~.
beans Cosln Rleun food ts qutte delicious although dange­
rous to the waisllln•• .
I llvc with tht• llclgados . They
un• ,J lamll"' of nane, with lour
bovs .md tlare•• Mlrls bctwc£•n lht•
r&gPS of NKht and Z1 Sewn chll­
dr\'n m01y sr•••m like m11ny, hut
tht! moth1•r of our l.•mllv Is one
of l·l clultlrfln and !Jill' of h••r
stsl"rs l~o~s 15 children Cosl.t
Htc;.t Is not exuctlv P.l\11 f:hr­
hch's dream.
The father of our rarnlly works
:1s a topogr-aphN ' for the govern­
ment The mother cooks, cleans
and washes all dny. Our house
IS spotlessly clc.&n
We hJVl' one• toilet, mrl one
showt>r with cold water only We
have a small stove and relrlgem ­
tor·, two sanks. an old washing
machtne nnd a ne"' clothes dry-
AustraLia, New Zealand e r W ,. ha 'le no car
The small por1able T v op­
eratr•s from 1:00 p.m to 10.00
p 111 Almost all shov.·s :.re Am·
crtc.m, such as "Ratm.tn,''
11 Munslcrs," • • Lassle,'' .1nd • 'I
Spy '' Sp,1nlsh voices ue dubbed
tn, Including l.assae's SP3nlsh
bark
lilgh sct•ool students go to
school four hours each mornang
They go to school for t~o hours
ln thf' aUPrnoon t ICC D we•!k
Students thirteen and younger
go onh· 10 the morntng or only
In the .11ternoon , alternating each
day, Monday thro~h Saturday
Costa Rtcan soch:t} Is chang­
anr., like CVl•ry'fo'bere Plse, but
the woman's plac.e ts still an the
horne The tbro:e ststers in my
family, nine, ten, and thirteen,
group digs southern summer 1 n• not allovoed to I cove thn house
after r•·lurnang hom school
Thf'y are cxpcct(-tJ to spend
ttwtr time doing hom cwork,
CII'Jntng hou&t•, and lf·~rnlrw to
cook, whach lhev do happtly
The marlrtlc and upper class
Costn Rlr.an r.trl is shelt~r(.'ll by
parents uhll home Usually, a
date an San Jost• means lour hour·s
or convPrsotaon ttb the girl and
her parents
There nr parties. dane • , . M
other grouJI acUvltles , but gen­
Cr'dlly couples are not ~rmath .-..1
to go out ~1om : to movies or
concer1s A c:hapcrooe, such as
a r.oustn or· rrtenrt or the girl.
must nccompany the couple
On the other hand, Costn RI­
can boys from sl1 vcars old on
up are allowed to go .mywhere at anytime Thuy populntn fitro •t
corners all over town cvt•ry nacbt
Tb"se b3rr1crs bet een Ulll
~H~xus create problflmS In the r ti
of se.xtul and "ntotaonnl outlet
Many women solve tbe1r pn>b·
l(!m by marryanr, young. bctw~· n
the ages or sixteen and t cnty
Costa Rtean men support
very lar£c prostitution buslnross
There re over one hundred bro­
thels an San Jose Pro lltullon Is
legal
There are prostllutues on ev­
erv downtov.n stre<!t ll ls sad
Sadder et. these uneducated pro­
stitutes do not al ays use blrtb
control Their daught rs gro-.
up in uw brothels and kno notb­
lng else As result. there are
numerous prostitutes between lbe
ages of eight and lift en / POQ~ 10 P1oncor Log
Traditional male cites archaic law as
To the Editor·
,\ner ample 1urang or th1 dis·
staff'" oplmon of Women' Lth,
I ft'd U IS Olll} fair that \OU
t:t\'\' ~ual tune (mther sp.tCI')
to the prlnllllt: or lhl• male
\'h•wpotnt on lht' · ubjt'<'t Th~re ·
fore, I oCI~r thb ns an hts·
tortc:ll persp,•cllw hou l "htch belonged to lang
Ahasueru s
On tM Sl!\t nth d:n. "'hen the
heart of tht• ~tnl: wns mt•rn
"1lh ~ tnl', ht• comm.mdt'ti M , ••
human, Btr.th:l, Harbona, E\igthn,
.tnd .Ab.'lgtha, Z~thar, and Carca.s
thl• Sl\H~n chnmberlnln.o; that St·t •
vtod tn lhl• prt>sencl• ol •\lta:.ut:~·
rus th~ klnt•, to brtn~~: Vashti tht• qu~l'n bl'fOrl! tho kin~ wllh
thf' \'f'O '~~<II roy.tl, to sht'" lht'
pt.'Oph• untl tlw pranc••s het
ht\luh· lor she ..,..,,s l,llt to look
on.
1\ut thl' quet•n \'nshll n•lust>cl
to com~.• at"IIH' ktn1 commnnd­
mt•nt b~ hi~ c ht\mbl'l 'latn~ :
rhl-Tl'fOn ~liS lht• li.lnr, Vt.•ry
~roth .1nd hiS Illig ('I \1\11 lll'<t Ill htm
Tht•n tht• King s.,td to t111• v.t:.tl
ml'n which li.n~~ th•• times. (f01
so ~01s ltll' long's rn.tnnl'l to·
11\,trd :111 that li.nl'w lnw ,tnd JUdY
m<'nl. And lttt. Ill' t unto htm
w,1s Carshenn Shl'llmr, Ad
mnthu Tarshhh Mrn•!> Mur
M•na. urttl Memut•nn lh '' st'vt•n
pr Incl.'s of P~rskl .u1tl Mt't!IU. J nuorv 21.
defense
v.htCh snw tlU' ktng1S fac
whtrh "1t I hi' flr•st ln tht•
dorn ), wh.tl shu II we do
1111' qlwt•n Vttshtl tccontlnc
ln..., ht•r 111st ~he hath not Dllrf
tnt'tl tin rommnnd mt•nt uf
klrlf Ah,t ~Ul'l'll'i by lhl.'
twrhtln~ •
And M•'muc.1n Jnswert'<llll.'lt'l
th' klrw tnd ttw prtnc-t•s,
THE Ol'H f:R SIDe SPli AkS OUT
ON WOMEN'S LIB
Or. Whah\\'l'r Haplh''nt>d to th••
Good Old Da~s? Worn anslibber· cites Bible oddities till' Qlll•t•n hath not donl' .....
lo tlw ktny onlv hut also to
tht• JHinct''i nnd to all the~.
th.tt "''' In ..111 th1• provlur.n 1
tht king Ah.t •Ul'rus. For u
dct>d of llw qul'l'll shall comt
br o.ul unto .111 womt>n so
thf' · sh.tll tlt·spls~ tht>ir nusbuj
In till' I r t'Vt'S, Wht'll ll ShuU
reported, thP 1\Jng Ahasu~n
c:ornmundt'<l \',1shll lht• oue'fil'
be hrought 111 bcfor•• h m, No tt c:amc to p ~~ In lhl'
dns or Aha~u(!rus (thts 1s A­
hasut>ru~ 11oho ret(tnt:.>d , lrom
lndta t'H'n unto Ethiopia, O\'l:!r
an hundrod and scvt•n and t'*t•n­
ty provtnct>s)· That 10 I hi'S'' da rs
v. hen tht• 1\ mg Ahasucru s sat
on th(' throne or hls ~angdom ,
v.harh ~•as tn .Shushan Uw pa­
lace, In the lturd rear of hts
rt>tgn, ht• made a h•ast unto all
hi~ prmct>s and h1s Sl'f\'Bnls A:. E:olhl'r 11\as wr1lt~n Hflcr
Jt.>n•maah, ~o han• muny tran~­
lallons bN•n "rlltrn utter
Hcbr(',. rhc rollowtng nrc offer·
\'d ror your :sl'lecttw or progn·s­
"'"' tntt.>gratwn Ph•ase noh• .ttl
punctuati on in passtr\1:. fhc .Jcru:;nlt•m Htblr
For \'ah~ flh is cn•.lltng some­
Hung "''"' on ••.11 th. the Woman
St'IS out to lind ht•r Husband
agnln.
Freedom ... Moffatt 1 runslallon
Wtn, the Etertul mnlws u nt•,.
thtn~· upon Earth; fmll womun
bccomt>s manlv!"
slw cum•• not.
by Pat Klngsty
sloff wrltor one dman ... , .1s John Stuart
Mill mststs, then .. hat h.1s hl•t•n
lost 111 n 'rondtllonrd' soctch?
If Olll' IS tloing "h.tl Ill' "'t:>ht•S
to do, Is Ill' :tn\· h•ss ft t't' ht•­
cause hl' has b •cntnduct'<l to"' nnt
II" The mu1t1mtllion dolltu rc­
Cl'nl hOOtn 10 "ft•mllltnt' h 'CIC'III'
deodot~nts" su~gest" lltat '1111·
rluctng " Jll'Opll' lo 'lllnnt soml•­
thlnr •~ nul m~a l'ly so hotTible
as II tr\in sound plt>S of molton t.tkt.>s .til the luu
out ol drtvlng or· Skiing or skat·
In it.
The prt•senl n•act1on to pro­
posals h>r a beh.IV&Oml.tppt oarh
to human nffatrs finds a par.•­
llcl 111 !;,Ill n•nlurv Northern
t::uropt• Wht.>n the number
"!t•rtl'' ....,,,s mtroduet ~d. manv
cllv counctls bannt'tltt s us(• slnct•
lt ~as the ·work of the dt•val
Somehow our psyrhl •!-> and out
ctvlh1ahon seem to hnve sur
\'lvcd t~ro' w1thoul .my gn•at
damage ljikt•v. 1st• !'h.tll tht' ladles
P~r.sl,\ tOll MNII.t say this
unto all th•• king'$ prlnc(•S,
h.t Vt' hl•a nl ol the deed ol
The pot.i'r of Pt?rsta nd Mc­
dta, the nobles and prtnces of
the pro\'lnct>s, b •1nc bcfort• hlm.
Wht>n h~ she <'d lht• rlchc.s or his
glonous t.:tngdom and lhl' honour
of Ius excellent maJest} m,tn\'
dns. e\·en un hundrL'd .md
fourscore dan And "hen lht'M
d!\ys wen• t?Xptred, the kt~ madl Jt•rt•mhth 31::!2
1\tn~ Jam~ s \'erston
lor· lht• l,ord hath created a ne,.
thtng tn thl' earth, A woman shall
compass a mnn
Amt'rl<'an Transl.1hon
For tht· Lord h;ts creatL>d a
""" thltu• on thl' t>arth--The wo·
man v.oos the mant•• queen. rhus sh.!ll lht>re
tc>o muc:h ronlPmpt .wei ,.N~
lf [l plt>,\Sc lht· kill!'. ltJt
Common Mistake
feast unto ,tll tht> JX'Ople that
'fo\>re pNse-nt an Shushan lht• Jl:l·
lace, both unto gr~.tt :and small,
seven days, In lht• court of the
gan:len of the ki~'s palact•;
Wht•re were whale, green, and
blue, 1\angtngs, fastenN .. llh
cord~ of ftnl• hnen and purple
to :silver rings and ptllars ol
marble: the beds v.cre ol gold
and stlver, upon n p:~vement ot
red. and blue, and "'hate, and
bl3c:L:, marblt~ . Rt•\ IM'<I Stand,u·d Y~rslon
For lbt' Lord has created a
m•v. tbtng on the ~arlh : n "'omun
protects a man ·'
Nev. English Biblt-
For the Lord hJs crl'atL>d a
""'"' thtng in the e.1rth: a "'om:m
turn~ tnto a man. Tht ml'!>l;\kt.> thnt Pt'OPie often
make v. hen lhev hr.st discuss
principle..; or behavlol ts that
lllt>) ,tS~Uinl ' that I hi' b:l I'{' prlll·
cipit•S V.hlCh gOvl'l·n bt•haVIOt' rL•·
pt cM•nl lht• sum .tnd totnl of
human experience. This IS us
nonsl•ns1ca I ns suggesting that
underst,,ndmg Newton's pnnct-The real threat of behuvlor·al
lt-chnol~y Is that tl usks us
to rethink. some lonR -cherished
nssumpllons . II demnnds th.tt
,.e deal wtth each othl•t•, rops
:•nd criminals, whores, polill­
clans .tnd samts, m nP"' v.:tys go .1 roy 11 commandment
hlrn and h>l 11 bt> "r1tten ........
tht• lnv.s ol lht~ Ptn.slnns ana
Ml>des, that tl he not allen
thnt Vashti coml' no mor9 bel
klnr Ahosuerus and let the kJ
tHVI' her rovnl estate unto u
ollwr tlt(ll Is bettE.>r than ••
And when tht• ldnll· s tl~en•P
ht• shn II milk~ shn 11 bt> outmu:
ed throughout .all his
(for 11 ts grNt). all the
shnll give to their husbands
oul', both to grl!al und sou.l
And lht· savtnr piNSlod tb~>
:tnd the pr1nn ') 1nd the klllf
.H·cordtng to thP v.ord of
mucan: F'or ht• sent letlt•rs
nil lht• ktnr.' s proHnn•s,
eve a v pr ov1nce uccordt ng to
wntmg thereor, and to
llL'Oplc .tner· thmr language,
eveq• man should bear rult Hoppe column ...
.~o\.nd the gave lht•m drank tn
H~ssels or gold, (the ,·esst!ls
betng diH~rse on•• from anotht~r )
and royal "'tneo m abundanct• ,
accordtn~ to the !>late ol the
~1og . And lbe dr1nklnc ns ac­
cording to the lu., none did com­
~1: for so tht? king had appc:un­
ted to all th(' ofltcl'rs of has
house. that lht'Y should do ac­
cording to every man's plea­
surf:'. At the ofhce, Thripp's .st•crrtnry frov.nlod
instead of smtlt>d 'llobcn hl' ht up AnrJ b~
nud-mormng she applied for a transfer back
to the secr~ tartal pool at half thro P.l) Wht•n he er-a"' ll'-d out bowed and bloody to
report the allue~ to the policeman tn · lht•
lobb\', the ofrtcl'r shru~ed : ''You're !Bir ~<~mi.' .
Anybod\' .. ho kills you can plead !>elf defens«! ·•
Whl.'n 1'hrtpp accident.AIIY bh•v. smoke In
hi:> lather's fatl' tl\Jt arternoon , the taller
rll!v. Into J rngL•, "Can 'I you ~:til for tnt-to
dll·, you inrrate • h~ shouted and bolh fired
and dlsmherlll'd him on the spot. Since thl•n, Thripp's been on the l~tm The
on!~ tr ac~s or hun have b~en a message hp­
shcli.t>d on .1 m tr ror Stop Me Before I Smoke
Again!' .1nd a more rallonnl letter to u ne ..... s­
paper 'There s 14 mlllton of us kUlet·s loosl!.
You cun 'I cntch us all!' his o" n house, and that It soo::
be pubhsht>d accorthng to
langmage of every people.
chapter 1 lroru the
ol Esther
Also Vashtt tht• quet•n mod~ · a
feasl for the Yo'Omt1n an lht• royal So .shaken -.as 1'hripp that In tht! crowd
ed l!l~vator on the wav ou1 hr ahsl'nhntud
l'dh b~nn to h~trhl up An elderly l.ulv prompt
lv pummeled him v. 1th her umhrl•lla , a buslnPss­
mnn sm.&Ckl>d h1m wftb a brtPfcase .1nd Uw
othl\rs all paled on. But he undere-stimates llle Vf.'ngelulness In
lhl• hf'.u·t, of those oC us who've undergont>
lhl a~tony of quilling It lsn'l his killing us we
mind so much tl s the plt~asure we kno" hr s
tteltang In doin~ so
(C opyrtght C'hrontcle Publtshm~ Co. 1972)
Don't fool with Leo
The gulls come cheap Smiley Beach
Comp.trl.od to tht• stormt dl'~olatt> , rocky Onogon Coast­
Lint> the crescent beach smlles llkl• Jesus on tht> cross
U's as 1! tbe (!llementals of North Aml'rica and the
PacU1c Ocean, weary of thl.'lr eternal ball h• hen swn
ed a brit.>f true"' and rested their war-lorn Umb~.
In any Pvenl, whf'n our sclt'nlists ar~ asked for ex­
planations of lb1s lovt•ly nook, they Cfln only shakl'
tbe1r heads in bt•v.'llderrnt.>nl 'fht• thinr, that seems to
pur.r.Je tht>m most Is the daullng whilf "and. "There's
just oothtn tn the surrounding rock strata tbat gives
an lndlcatlon of where It could llavc rome from," said
a nott'd scu:nhst r•!Cently. ..It's Just one of those puz­
des that remains unr••solved ln the gaml'chest of modern
Sci('nr•• "
The seagulls don't s~t·rn too put.tlL'<l about this, how­
ever, and seagulls have always gattwrl..'d hen' by the
tbous2nds . It must be seagull conventlon Ct•nter.
"Mu •our harll'quln business with pleasur" at our
love]' be3c:h c:onvenllon center," say all of the Sm1lev
Beacb s~agull c:oov£'nlion )l3mphlt!ts .
No maner ho' you looked at It, It was a lovely place.
Espectalh' io the early morning wbl!n Uae r.un is still
hldtng ~htnd tbe mountaans, and the sky ~~oax(•s a Jl(!arly
grey. Tbe vJstal sk} and the clammy salt a1r, tht! om.
anous west hOrllon, the :;omnuh:nl $1'8, und Uu• cold
v.rllt\' sand all St:Pm to me~·· lu a rtntting sound lhnt
comL>s always from some point I wo feet bl•blnd you
In lbe dl5tanc:c, tM wnves crash constantly-kawooo1lh
ssss -the WJnd biJloY.s nnd RUSts, SIJillng un lbP :>and
Tbt> orily stgn of IUe to bt· found on this scr•nl' or d~
solat\on flutters and dan(.t!S on Itt•· an· lik1• a crdl.y
piece or tnash Rl'i!llnc, diving, lh(' SP.a gull crtes
ats l)lrtUliiYt• songs or bvr.on•' ''lnplrt::s to tht• driftwood
tl~:bris of forgotten courogc.
Why, what was that? l>1d you hear II too? No? PP.ri\Jips
lt v.'ls JUSt a trid: of the w111d or •• hut walt' 1tn>rt!
it comes agatn, like a distant Ptploslon . It st•erned
to come from lh • north rmd ul the beach l.d 's go
SN• what II is!
Ab. look' l.ool: tht>rc ~ •c?
A well built, :;hort. mu1r1lr> ag•!d man with an unrulv tousle of sand\ brown hatr trturnphantly wulked toward
thl' edge ot thP v.att>r whl'rt·, Ilk~! two lumps of driftwood,
lay th\• two bodtl's of his prt•y The man lay down hts
shotgun and tiPd a strtnr nround the neck~ of lht.> two
seagulls he had JUSt shot • Excellent speciml'n&, be
muttered to htmself as he hke a prowler on the lam,
snatcbt>d up his loot and laded into the mornwr mist,
onl)' to lose htmsdf In lhl• cold. On·~;:on dishutct>
'I ht: :smnll towns that sprtnr up alon•• the Oregon
coast lost:' lhl•mselv<'s In rur-.aJ On~on commonaiHy
The cltitens of such towns fadl and btllov. Ilk~ .l loacJ
or old, worn laundry blowlnr on .1 rlotht•sluw . Ovor­
bcartngly intent on diCftcull aspt•cts of rnuintutnlng their
extstence oft the bleak landscapt • of thosl• barrt>n land:>,
the\ Olng themsl'lvl's into their dati v cxiStt•nce lt. tht•
eXClUSIOn Ol nll Wllhuut th(' elf ch• Ol their :standard
envtrons Rare in this country arc those tnl'n ,tnd women
who se" tht': hu~s of the herd from tnsidl> a cloud or wor­
ldlv humor
Kt>rbl'rl Brownstone Englehart, Olll' ot thl.' rar£osl or
those, drowsily urg~ hts old '61 ChQvy Impala ovet the
tre.,chorous coast l'oad. "Damn pn•tzel road' h£' J:t um
bled under hts brt•,tth :u, hl• slammed on thl.' br akt•., Jnd
.squeeh!d around a ttRhl cornt•r. "It's as IC tt were .spa­
ghetll."
Herbert was tlrtvlng to llw state biology labor.1tory
v.berP hl' worked as Sl!Curlty llu~on ofUrer Her·bert
did not Hlw hh job too wt•ll, and lhJs always m.ttll• hltu
~trumpy wh~n he bld to ttHt up In the morntnr to y.o to
work
Th<• stat" btotov.y laboratory. locnh'-d I IRhl oil Smiley
Beach, was quth• a set up M.tny Important l'&porlmt•nlb ,
ptonct.•rlng lh£' frontiN s of btolor,tc.tl knowledgl· , wcre
p •rlormt.'<l then• dally. As u ltllllter ol tact, lt wa~ In
tltu; very tnslltulton lbal Ganltl J Bruwnsly, our grt~at
sc1cnhsl-bcnefactor, dlscovN•'«I lhr> st.•~ rPts of f'lt.•rnul
llffl
As you may or may not rl!call from your hlllh 'chool
llbntry books, COMRADES, Br ownslv bt•gan hu-. v.rt•at
quest wtth hts famous porpolstl t•xpt•rlnll'nls . Brownsly
scandalized has collea~tucs and conh•mp(W.Aries wht.•n ht•
brashly dechsred that ht' c:ould ma1nta1n a porpoise's life (or .10 tndelinlll' period or tlrne provided that the
poises be kl'pt under speclol environmental
and bl> fed only .1 spJJclal diet of sea gull meal
dtd Brownsly ' s frh•nds renlill' Uw rcpt:>rcussioo~ B
sly " expt~rtments would have for tliP ununal lrtlt•.k>l
MerdoC' lht• chimp gazl'd from hl.s cage wllh Lhe ~·
prl~lnr antelltgence of lhl' treetop prince of
Merdo<' could tell .tlre.uly lttat thts would bean cxempu
day lnde('-d The subject of his .tsptra.tlons ror thf
r~volved around th~ rtnv of keys that he had se•m><
ltrted from h1~ l'rslwhill· It .tlnm·. And whl!n
got his h.wds on tlw kevs. loo~ out' Pldsreons.
hamsters , hogs, mbblls, monkeys, .tnd t!Ven old Ge<ll'l'
the toothles~ lion th.1t tht• slat" had pur<'hased from
enh•rtalnnwnt comt'i.tr. wt.>r'c tlehvon'<l Into
by M ~rdoc · yl'lu•rou~ p;,t rdon. •
Herbert st•nst!i.l r11sastl't' 111 lht• oUinr the-mlnutr
:.t>l foot tn lh•• ln:.lllute. He v..tsn'l in ttl 1.:: .. :;:
pr1sl'd Wht!n a flock ol llldKt!OOS whil7.'-d past hiGI
thl' c:orrulor .ts Ill' was on his wnr to check Into the
"That God-damned monk~v l" grumbled Herbl•rl, ..
OVl'r .1 rabbit
AI that moment th~ un~uspt•c·ttrw Or. Orownslcy neaet
fully cruncht><l ht·. wuy up ttw I( I ;1vel walk to tht: 1nst1t
V1r.lor aouor;lv rl'lurnuw from ht•. dally M·a~ull nwat
curemeul l'lpNillton, Dr Brown -.lt•y wn~ ch••t>r(ullv lool
11111 forward lo .anotht•r day of ptumhtnr lht• fr onth•rs
OXJ>ijrimenl.Ll btology So .t lll"ll('t• of Sl•.l r.ulls OVI'f Ill!
shoulder. h~.> pu!>htad throuKh lh£' back dnot.' of lhl• anstl
lUlP .md Sl1t oH down lht• cornc1oa
Only to b(• con!rontl'd hy Crort•t· lhl· lion.
"Whnt the'' ·
C.tURht tolall) off ruart.l llr Rrownsley gr.abbt'-d
.1 suddt•n lmpulst> 1.1nd h•apt-d ovPt tht• hon lll• m
dnsbt'd down ltw rt•matndt•r ul lht• con·lctor and
~ht.>l11•r In lttt.> •wcurltv offlrc
.. Hf'rb••rt, thPrt• • s a !ton',
"Yo · undt•r arr••st, !!Uh
::-r;here '> ;1 .... what') Why, .. halt•ver for'{"
For lttklng gulls ••crost a Stille lion for· porpo1St1S " Januury 27 107, -
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nurn
in ~
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Progra 1
John.
read
charac1
to the ~
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'fOU KNOW
1 'Y;..I\o l)('tt-\c..
PJ1.1c \\. \.1 A 'h • WE:l.t. 1 \.../E
t:'ON T L\~ 1
Qrr ur
MME. Ur> J ll\101)' 27
n.se
lh•' klng's facl'
lhr! rtrst in lt1P
1 shall w•• tin
Vashti .tccor t11nt
~c stw hath not n.•rrn
!otnmilndnll'm ot
lH'tiiS by thl•
.ltCitn lnSW~rt•d '"'"'
'd I he ru·lnrt·~ .
hath not dPnl'
1 only I but al ;o lo
i and to a 11 lhl' Pt ....
• all lht· provtnn
lllasucrus for 1
quern shall comt
1 all womt•n~ so
Jcsp1sc thl•lr ausln•
t•s. v. h"n II shill
thl! ton~
J Va~hlt tht• flU\'1/fol
In belon• tum,
101,
shJ 11 the lndlts
J M l'<l1a sa} thss
kang's prlnct•S1
I ol lhP tll!l'tl or
'"s shall th••n•
cont••mpt and ·--•
\SC lhtt kinK. lt•t
I commandm<'nt
~~ 11 bt> wrillcn
r thf' Pt•r sl .. tll.!> .ulci
11 1t b~ not .till•
come no more bl'lc
terus. nnd hH the kJ
roval estate unlo .·
Is bellrr lt11111 <~
ht• k I Ill( s dN• tl'l'
lnkc Shttll b<a PUDliW
boUt JIJ hiS emN•
f!real). all lht•
to lhl'l r husbands
to R rei\ I und
saytng pleas£•d t
nces; and the k
to the word ol
r he sent lt>lt('tS
lng's provances,
hnce uccordlltg to
ereof, and to
~r t hN r lan('uage,
1 should b~3f rul~
USl' and that II .liiUI.
lted uccordwr to r everv people
iS. PIer 1 from lhtt a
Esther
prov1ded that the
flronmental c
sea gull meat
repercussion• "'""'
.. the antrnnl kin~•
Its cage with lhl'
p prince Of llOllll
would be an e)Cemnl1'
lSIHratlons Cor tbc·
; that he hud :,c•c
And when
out' Padgt>Ons ,
1 .lnd even old C
td purchased from
hverl'd Into •
ofling the minull'
't . .. ' • sn m 1•·::: ,..-: .. S•
whizt'.-<1 past him r cht•cl; into tht•
2bltld Httrbert, ,.,no
r. Brownsl(>y
v. aile to lht tnst ttult
ly ">E!UKUII mt.•ut pi\
wns cht•Prtully tOOl
· bmt• lttt• lroutwn
0( SPa y.ulls OVI't
k door ol tltl' msh
chon
wnsley ttrabbl'<l
• llw laun Hl'
corndor .wd
vt.•r ror·?"
It on for tm mnr·t.: Jllnunry 27. 1972
KLC is now
number one
Portland! • tn
''Whoopee."
KLC
Program Director
John Mcintyre
reacts with his
characteristic jo)'
to the good news.
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/ -POQC 12 P100001 LO{l Junumv 27,
Hoopsters defeat r
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Linfield,
Th~ I C bi\Skl'lb.lll tl•am ,\dd·
t,'(l to thetr \lotns \lotlh n 103-
101 vacton• 0\'t'r' l.mftt•ld l,tSt
Frada\·
by Bay Von Horno
Sport• Wnter
It "''llS the onl ·, conf~f'ICOt 'f'
·nn tn "V>htch Ita.-• PlonC{'t s had
to m~rcomc n half-time 41cfl­
r.at Mu111o1l)' scor\' v.11 54·
5~ 'IOtlh l.tnfleld on top
L)On Pollard Y."llS lnstrum~ntul
in lbts sixth oonferenct- "Ill tor
LC Thi' JUnaor rm ... ant scon-d
36 powls on 14 held goals and
Nghl fr~ lht'O s He abo add­
ed 13 rd10unds.
Pollard .tnd r.nn Warren
grabb\.>d 31 J"l.'bounc1s, lhrt·t• mort•
Uuan l.tnheld's total. l'hc• r~st
of the LC tl•am adt.ll'<t Z!i moll'
r••houods.
Wan t>n Jr.Hie LC tht' wtnntng
potnls ·uth JUst 13 seconds rt>
m:unmg With Lanfteld on top 103-101
101·100, W,lllt•n cOnVl•rh~ a
shot v.hth• tw1nr. fnuh-..1. ll1!3tltl·
~~ thl! Jnt• lh1'0"' fur Uw '4tnn­
lnr. nmr•t: I II
1 ev.ls .tntl Cl.lrk no" holds
n nne ttnd a h.tU ~:nme lend 0' t'l
the Sl'COnd plar.t• lt•:am, Wtut­
"011h I C dNcatl'd \\ hlt'lliorlh,
76-75, tllr J.1n 18
Nov. 6-0 In lv.acuc pl.&). thP
Plon,•crs r~>turn to pia' rn·~
home gum~s bt>fore f:OII\l: on
anotht>r road trap Linfield vlsats
lhl' LC homt> court Saturday tn
1 hl• uruJ m('t>ltng bet" l'l'll lhl'
h•.rms.
Bob Groves won indl\ ldthll
honor!> as NWC plaver of the
~c1•k . The s~mor scored 60
pomts O\'Cr a four ••.1me spread. -
LC swimmers toko advtco In lost wook's lour-way swtm meet More swim recorda toll In tho tea ... ·,
line eflorl which onrnod tho Plonoors o second plnco tlo Photo by Bill Chinn
Butcher sets swim record
Oa v1t1 Butr hl~t· set hHi Sl•conll
school n•cor'd last Wl't'k to hl>lp
LC !>\\lin u" 1y \\'llh ,, vtctory over the \Jntv or Pactfll.:-Unlv.
of Portland .md t.inflt'h.l
Four squads lead games Oave s reron.l of 1 00 9 wns
madl In the 100 yd b;tck and was
Llken rrom a split of Ius leR In
the lOO yd. mt>dlev relay. llis
ru 51 record wus .Sill durin~ ••
dual mel'l two weeks ago m lht•
200 vd bre.tst. finish wa~ quite trnpre$,..1ve '1l!
womt'll 1 l\l(J with Linfield for~·
cond plucc, with Pactflr clearn
ltktnr. fl rsl
Flrsl places 1n lhl• men s rae;
we1 e m.HIL• bv Oavtd
Glen Rutherford, Llovd
am1, Paul Kuhler and John
cr Both 1 ( relay teams
tlrst. The racl' for lht• play-oil spots
1n mtramural basketball IS 1n
full strade as Uleprogram enters
Its fourth "'l't'k There are sllll
tour undeh atl'd teams 10 I he 18-
team program.
Intramural b3Skt!lball 1s divi­
ded Into t--wo leagues and lht• top
two team!> from c.1ch league
"ill enter the pla)'•Oifs m March
In lhe Oran~t.> leagUI' lht' NAOS
hnt' SOle JI()SSPSStOn Of hrst
plue •iU• a .3-0 rt~ord Thert>
art! thrl'e ll'ams pre~s u~g lhl'
NADS lor tbe top spot Br;,.n-
Spikers
compete
Saturday
LC sends lZ competUors u~a­
lured lD 10 CYt'DtS tO the 12U1
annu.\1 Oregon Indoor lnvllallonal
Track and F1eld Meet lbls Sat­
un13y an lhe Memorial Coliseum.
ror lhtnclads tbrou~bout the
W~sl , this Is the premiere I'VI'OI
ror them as their stnmuous trnl­
nmg tbrougb lbt· taU and
'4'lnt~r months culnuoates 1n the
Indoor. Onlv a h mUed numbt.>r
of men an!· as'-cd to lakt' part
10 the met:l and a capactty crowd
of 10 000 Is npected.
Bt.'f"inmnr at 11 Jan. 291tr, eir,ht
Pton~:ers wtll ~o to lhclr are.ts
to begin rompl'hhon m thl• Ol'·
velopmental Mct!l Thl•y wlll bo
competang agauu;t other ml•m­
bers or college tr.lck teams re­
pr~sl'llltng most of the colle-ges
m tbc North .. est. Rcprt·scnllnr.
UC thrs vcar Villi be: -
GO vd. hagh hurdles -Handy
Flkro.
Pole vault -Jerry Lunsford
Long Jump -Handy Ftkc
Mile run -Rtcb Olson, Tobv
Dantcls
High jump -.J~rry S"'anson
Slrot put -Rex Rice.
1,000 yd. run -Paul Malin
I nple JUtnp -Ron Gaither
-d r ., I
->t' -..Jc..:> ,
'""'~' ... ,
( "" " dets' Bandats, Over the H1ll Gang,
and Merrv Pran~stcrs ull hold
Z-l 1 ccords m lh~ Or:sn~e h~ague
The Black ll·a~Ul' is thou~th l
to be thl' sit onr.er league by mam·
JK'Oplc ID\'O)n>d "ath the pro­
gram The Mahus and the Trots
both havl' 3-0 records to grab
fjrsl place. Evt.>rvbod} ·'s Malht•r h.1 ~ only pl.IYl'll t v.o gamt•s nnt.l
hls \\'On both of thtlm, to be
placed right bl•hinrl the h'..tdlng
teams
The I~J<'l' 1n lhl• Blacll: league
should be '' tough one w1th Uw
Faculty team and lhl' SA£ rru­
ler nih" 1ddlng c~Cltl'mcnt. Both
ll'ams .lfl' 2-l no"' .._ ............. ,......
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Taylor Potter and G ery Weeks wolch o high shot sail lor a
basket during Intramural play losl week. Photo by Bill Chinn r-----------------------, ! Jock shorts ,
Lcv.ls & ClJrk '4eekcnd sporfs out , 103-101 IIHIIIPI ov .. s J.an·
surnmarv· ftl!ltl 111 \1cM annvtll•• to ••·t.un
The socc••r l•:!<lms r»turned conlt•t t'IIC ,. l••.t~lt•t shtJ•
to I heir winning ways Wllh vir.- 'flu ,~ 111 , .. 1111 "l•lll v.1tt;
tones over Porllanrl Communllv lbe Ill• n ,, 1111 •II 11,,,,11,, p ,,
Collegl' and thr> Kl·ggers. The iUc I Ill\ ••• Ml \ "' Purlltllll olltol
'A' hMm tw .• t PCC G-1 while the ltlOfh hi St UJ'PS Wt•n• 60 hu 1 1 ·a· Squad t!(i~L>d nw KP.gKP.rS ·10, lo3 IIIII! st•V(•n J't'SJ>t'l ll\o•lv
1 ·D lor lht• ollu•t ··thOOI"i,
T b•• bowling tPaPl took two Thl' womPn , ··'<~ tm 11.1111 ltn·
ganws ll'Om Portl.md Stall', "''' ISbed <;t•tond tu P•u·tHr •. 81
coni~>~ cnc" lt•.ldCI', to fmlsh 2·2 t.C llcll Lurrtr•l•t wtth 39. wlul••
Ill lh" m"•'llng U or P won 10 poants
l h£~ li;tSkt•IU!tll team SQUC:lki..'CS
THE FIRESTONE INN
It's all n••"' ~ • ... .'.~Ja;~uu:nt-Dcc,rotion
Pool-Food · Try it now You'll likt· 1t!
10299 S.W. Pacifi,· Hwy Portlund 246-9094
• Llovd Kav.ak<lnll also broke .1
record durang that meet ln the
200 vd. breal.
ConstdPrin~ thai lhl' LC '4o·
men hadn't enou~h S\lolmnwrs
for f'ven one relav tl•am, llum Mnrglc Sunderland was tnt-till•
ly l .. C ft'male to ~In a
Hl•r vactorll's v. en• an the 50
bre.tst .1nd the 100 vd.
Bowlers roll high
against PSU squad
Lost Thursdn} the LC bowl­
Ing squad went to Por !land State
Umverslly to compt"le ajl:alnst
11~ top ll'am Aller losln~· lht•
ru·st two games by narro~
rnlssl's LC rolled over PSU
b\' 90 pins In the third mntrh
to win the last game and total
p1n count The final score was
2-2 tn games.
PSU has lost onlv five rames
this year 1n lis conferenc1 "tlb
power comp.·u••Jble to On•gon
Slate and L'mverslly of Or~on
'Tht.· fact that PSU h:.a~ lost
onh hve of almost 40 total games
thts vear Is impr esstve, yet
Munda joins
The soccer team be~ttn s tts
second hall or the sl'ason with a
nt.>v.: coach Mr Joseph Muntin
rf:'places Gt>o~e Holt as the L('
soccer coact1
Munda playNt soccer ln hiRh
~chool and acqulrL~ hts coach
tng ski Us at Columbia C htls
ltnn (.ollvge ami Mount Hood
Communi!\ Coll~ge Ht.: ho1s .tlso
r «'I c r ~ ~.: d hl1th school soccer
garnes tn th£• Port1.1nd .tn•a
'I hP hlg problem ln t.tkang ov­
er a ll•am til mad-st"ason, ,\1und.J
tells vou an has nollctoably lto.l-
Free
Pick-up &
Delivery lhr l'l' of these losses were 1o
the LC squad
Ll 1s freshman Jim McMahot
H( has hcPn averarutK aboG
190 pill!. pL•r game Anou~~
first \ear man 1n varsity
Ch.>nn Hustrulld, sophomore
The starters are complet
Ed C.urlls :tnd Dan West. aun,aon
und Randy Hurt the only sentQ'I
on the squad.
Bruce Domreis Junaor,
Curlls, West, -and Hurt a~
only returning letterman.
IS the capt:un of the team.
soccer staff
l.tn i\Ccont IS .1 C'hun.:c
coac hln~t stylt•s ' Earh
has n dlfh•r"nt style Ill I"Olllr.tl
lnR so tlw players have to
lo t•ach styh.• Coach
st 1 QSSl'S dlsctphne and ton
!)l·es no maJOr problem wtlh
lf'arn
Thl rl'lalions htp between
couch •. utd thl• tl'.tm ts o( '"~~~"
tmportan Cl' tf tht.> te;am Is
PIJ v \\llh v~nu1rre team w o
MundJ's frankness and
pm son niH\' tht pl.tyers rlllliOn
hils v.on the rl'spect and
op••rahon of the ll'am
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Tow.trds lhl· ~'!
Term 1971, M r 1
tt(lOrted In the ·• I
proposed .runior )
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lht• Curraculu m C
St'qUl'Oil y, It WaS
President Hown rd
l:d bV ham lo tht· J
)351 dJ\' of the f'al
By Dr. Goo
Foreign Langue
Slnct lht> dt>lull
ing to this nt.>W PI
lmtl.1l year 1972)
of lhls Winter 1
lite to m.1ke SUJ1
dents an• a v.a rl' Q
Tht' pro11 r .un
August 26 1972 I
t l' , ~ tot a I of
most Important
qwn•ments .1re:
tor slJmling by t
usl 1972, and at
of t."Olll•gt·- I~Vl•l
at lcnst a •·a·· 1
demons! ruled eql\
Tl\1.' .lC3dl1mtc
CODSISt of an •l
t.eek Advanct'd C:
man nt thl' Gael
Eb~rsbl•rK nt•a r l
eli bv two sem •
•
"Slow dance
Ground· by W
eonttnues Its ru1
Theotro through
6.
Leon Pike d
Glowacki . Eric
Merkle Knox pi
this drama o
modern cities. -tt
ground
Curtain time
Books
Bookstore r.
RArnst•Y l!oo ·•l'Okl
b.tck on thl• pre•
lh11 book ·i!Ott•
by Gregg
Staff
''Do thtw h.t ·
too long'> Uo
U!i carrv mor''
UIJI foods '"~ I'd
SIUdi'IIIS gel 'A
S'JYS R.IIIIM!V
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