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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

February 17, 1972 Volume 30, Number 15

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1972-02-17

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

Fobruary 10
•
~r1es
top
re v.ns 90-83
end is OV1•r
n trw l'tlC• lor
10·1 rP.COnJ
u.J
• •
rts on the LC
are us -..~11
contlnu('d 1n
rour 0101 ll mftl"'
Oregon Coli
restlln also
Wlll.uneu e
ures '1\Cre 25-s
Cl!l, the 'A'
and the 'B'
~l'lakt• 2 ~
n
iles
less to lh•• ,c-..~ ,,..
be m.;>nUoned
M not cons
tJ tbat lht• Pion~
workout.
rdliV, thl' 1ce
,-e hour trlp f
:tern Ore~ton
ed, much to tbt
of Coach Ted
~r po
aallle
lent involvtng
ater polo may
The basic
~at the teams
bree gtrls aDd
•mes wtll be
s. lnformat10t1
from Ted Bo7~
the pool.
to oe~s help
tru:t I and 11
ith the N
Cbamptonsh&p
18 and 19.
Ummg or &n
the meets
at ext <168
PIUERIA
'
Lrh• Ow:•t•
s
es
oil SlO.OO Lib
controversy
p. 4-5
rovo e
Tight security precautions
,...,.,. b n clampe-d on th~ LC
ln the wuke or the re­
mut'ilcr or nn OSU coed
:a rash of beat&ngs on the
and Linfield c:unpuses
The LC securtty rorce has
trlpl(.l(J 11nd non-umform­
d student guaros re pt>sted
.:1 all .. omen's dorms. While
,:;tl!rvlsltllllon pohcles haY~ not
~n modllloo1 v.omen's dorms
novo totklod lwi ween lhe hours
10 I'm. und 7 n.m. Stud~nt s
~ue been strongly :ulv&st.'t.l a­
~·u.~• tro velhng .1lont.> at ntght
co cnmpus.
Tbe suspect In the incidents
1 bolh OSU and Linfteld has
~n dl'.scrtbed s a male Cau­
cas~•n or slender bulld and np­
!rotlmately 5 h•et 7 tnches tall.
Tom Hedin, Otrector of Resl­
tent:~ Halls, emphasizt'd that all
1 reported cas~s of assault
lbYe occurred in rooms . htcb
.lh. occupant fa ilt.>d to lock the
door. even a tter v.-a rntngs bad
l~n lssuoo Hedtn ttlso noted
llb..lt a samllar secunty prob-
Polluters
present
false • Image
A recent survey of the Councd
an Eeonomic Pr&onues --a Ralph
. Nader-type corpor~te •11tc:h-dog
revealed thllt corporaUons and
ilxlustnes producing the most
poUutJon are also spending the
most monev advertJslng tbetr
concern for tbl' envtronmenl. Eo­
nronmenulists call these ads,
l:liDf Of WbiCb arc deceptive ,
"ecopornog rapby" and an espe­
cially ~lanng example was re­
ported by Robin Retslg m tbe
Ytllace Voice. Run by Potlatch
for(lsts, a paper company, It
showed ll pbolo of ll clear spark·
ltng rtv~>r, and made the clatm;
' II cost us a bundle but the
1 Clear-to ate r rtver stall runs
I I • c: ear ' The photo, 1t turns out
·us uken up-stre2m from the
, Potlatch plant The m;£)Or pur­
' Vt>r of ~opnomograp hy is the
oU l.lldustcy, and the1r ads pro­
. ~ked Eugene McCarthv to re­
I!Wk that one wuuld Uunk t.be
ol1ly reason a comp:any drllls Cor
on 1s to create a blrd sane­
hw'y Vol XXX No 15
l\!m occurred last year hen
coeds failed to lad: th.,ir door&
and occasionally ~~ooke to find
stnngf:rs ln lh ir rooms
Presentlv, coeds wlshtng to
have :1 mall! escort ancr dark
may c.tll ext. 2•13 (AID) Sigma
Phi Epstlon fraternity Is pro­
vuHng th•• escort se1'VIC~' to all "omen ho ish to have 1t
StNJngrors on campus can ex­
pect to be stopped and chec ed for
n LC student &denUhc:lllon card
AcconJing to an RA ne sh!tler
issued b)" tle<Un's office. "11oe
ar" not currently on a public re­
lntlons tnp Non-students and/
or strangers should be c.t\alleng­
(!d to the point of rudPness ·•
Judge dismisses
beach polluters
Santa Barbara , Cal (CPS)--R -
member Jan 28. 1969? That ,;;as
l he d..1y t but Santa Barb:l.rn
beach~s were invadt'<l by thai
slick, black, allen rrom PlaUorm
A Remember the mess and des­
truction tl lett m lts wake -
all the d~ad fish, nil the otl c.ov­
ered b&rds? And. of course, 11
tht! tar cov~red feet?
On Jan. 10 a rehred munlctpal
court )udge from Los Angcl"s
thr~" out 11Jl but one or Ou;tricl
Attorne' David Mtoler's pollution
cast.>s <lgstnst tne four oil comp­
wues mvohed ln the blowout.
Anger~ . Miruer tmmediately
hied an appeal
For 343 days Platform A spoil­
ed Santa Barbara waters and
beaches as otl contmued to no,.
rrom the leak Mmter c.IU~ed
the comJ)3mes .. &th v&olatlon ol
the fish and Game Code Sec.
5650. He further held that each
day lh~ otl mvaded state 'Wllters
or Santa B:arbara beaches cou­
shluted ~ Sl.!pamle cnmll\al of­
fense.
Both Min&er and Thomas Sned­
den, dt>puly d&slrtc:t attorney,
were tncenst>d w&th the ruhng or
Judgt! Morton L. Buker \itmer
called Barker's ruhng "outrag·
eous" and "1 ll~tcul' '.
"ll seems tncred1ble,'' com­
plained Mtnter, "that retired
JUdRe from Los Angeles should
come to Santa Barbaro to dLS­
mlss the largest otl pollution
prosecutlon e~t r riled, because
&n bts opmton the o11 companies
had suffered sufftc&ently The
800,000 we hlld hoped to col­
lect 10 crsmanaJ floes s but
11 drop in tb~.: bud;~ ! comp;lred
to the malhons or doll rs In damages Santa Barbdra resi­
dents bad sullen.'<~ due to oU
damagl:!"
Minter conhnued, saying the
dedston ls a~logous to a juugr•
dism1ssing crlmmal charges
agatnst a muroerer ,;;ho h:ts been
sul"''J ln c.lvtl coun ror damages
b) the sla&n mllll's ;idow. con­
tending the murderl?r hold :Already
suffered suUtcH!ntly
Un&on Oll refused to comment
as 11 is torbtddeo bv court order •
to mllke o.nv st.Jtement on th\!de· •
l!lSIOD
Judge Bark~r hned each or the
four oU compames &nvolvt'd ,
Umon 011 and \ls partners in
the venture, Mob1l, Teuco, and
Cull the m~er sum or $500
euh.
RelllStng to rule on the question
of 1w'bether or not ncb day or
leakage n.s a separate count or
whether all dns should be con­
sidered ns one, tbe Judge dls­
mtssed 341 counts and accepted
._. gullh' plea on only one count.
Judge B:trk~r ·s dects&on to fine
IM companies only $500 stemmed
rrom bas ~hel that tbev b3d •
appeared to have already b~n
su!heteoth· putU.Shed t.n c I v U
d.lmllge swts tn wblch they paid
cla..tms lo beach troot property
owners, nauu~t supplters :aod
boat owners bo suffered oll
dama«e.
The j~e satd h~ '"'~5 not sure
hether the oil c:omp~ntes er~
ho.ble or hether the 'llCCld"Dl
Ja.o. !8 ,1ls an ·~ct ol God."
He :asked bether the Dtstnct
Attorney's oUtce would sUpul u:
that they ere not liable Mtmer
staunchlv refused to do so • t•..tmuu\ 17. I f)i:l Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
p. 7
FOLKSINGER CLABE HANGAN brought has audience to Its '"'
danctng during his perlormance last Friday n ght In Stamm.
Hangen's concert capped Black History WMk activities, which
ended Sunday wtth a rousing chapel sertice teaturtng Ute
Essence ol Soul gospel group. Photo by Doug Fowler.
Hamar
African announce~
study sit€
Location of lhc 1972-i3 Over­
seas Prqgram to Atru:a ill be
the West Afncu nahon or Nig­
eraa, reports Dr Chlford Hamar
Direc:tor or Jnternahan:~l Pro­
grams
Exploration or YUlOUS a.lterna­
ttve:s led to the cbo&ce or 'ig­
e r l a llb t be appo&ntment of
James lnvang, Nt •er1.1.n graduate
stud eo t pres nUy at W stern
Washington State Colleg • as as·
sistaot I der
1nyang bas b&s bachelors degree
from tbe Uruvers&t of Oregon
&lb major a.n AfncaD history
He is te.acblllg non-western cul­
tures tn th gene.nll iStudics pro-gram at Western Washington
whlle compleung his m st.er•s
degre-e
In adcbUan to belplng Dr Ar­
le~b Dodson, the group ucult
lwer. tb adm&nistnltton or
the prognm and wilb counseling
lnyaog 11 end r to ri'2Jlg
tlomesta for th &roup an Cal-
abar, som umes called tb
''Paris of West Alnca" He ill
also teach a course to w st
AJrtcan blstory for tb group
The ell of lbacbn ln the West rn
part of 'ig na ls th scheduled
locattan for c:ademlc concentra·
uon m til program
• Loud mus1c causes
hearing difficulties
Sln Francisco , Calif {AFS)-­
Rod. mus&clans may rind th~m·
selves olng the -ay of Lud 1g
no Beethoven , acc:on.hng to t ·o
San Franc.tsco resrordlers. bo
have conc.lus&vel d mcoslrated
a bearing loss an 41 oi 43 must­
ctans st\1\.ilcd
According to Dr Rio\ ford C
Reddell of lh San fnnc:tsco He11rtng and Spe.~ Cent r rut
Dr Cbnrlt.!S P. Lebo. o ear,
nose and lll.ro:lt spew11tst. lh
decibel lev 1 of rod mustc Llr
surp;~ss uc:ceptabl hmats, and
causes trrev rsibl a rr <bm-
e to lbe ears of perform rs as
.eU as tAos
In run -month stud-r 01 l
S:ln Franct.sc:o rod mustcums
the doctors found perman nt
loss ln 41 cases, and unnttus
(a rmg\fl!t in th rs m 1
Llst.en rs, nth r tUn l
protected bv dtSLance an;doubh College scraps closed-circuit surveillance plan
Sprin •ftl•ld, Mo. (CPS)--Cllln£ upon tbe gmntmg or matching galnsl 511 Yes votes (2 ) out so I r all caD't sav an thu~g threat llt'd b amphllc~llon Fans
lac:k or luntls, the Southern Mls-federal runds to cover 60 percent 01 tota.l enrollm nt of 9,600 rl~ht no . " groo 1 • th 1r st ~ tbro b c r
sourt Stale College adtntn&slra-of the ~0.0!.17 purctmse pracc slUtJents, ,.bleb mttans that les Allbougb tbe ~urll syst m pbon<>s are like.,1 ll eJ:po5 to
lion bas serappt.>d u pl~n to msta.J1 Ho-. ever, Reg ton II of the Lu' thau 25 or the student bod anat\alh c 11 e d for onl t o danUi 1 dccltK>l 1 '" ls
a clon't.l-cl rcutt TV surve~ll ode Enforccml!nl Asststanc.e Counc.tl \"Olcd cam ras to b (O!:t lied ••n r th Ft~r perConners, ho hld pre •
sutem on that campus. the CuntJing agency, woulcl onl "\\e·~~ bad gr~ t deal ofset· par tog ar .. s of th coil e', loush :rcJo..~led ~;tstbl r pru-
''ln vte,. ot tbe tact the f~cral go ·tth u mn tmum of $!0,9ZS. unt problems on campus, " sa&d lhLn? app ars to be ot.b r uDder- t c et or s. tb d ctors recom·
matchum funds nre less than tbe Pr1or to the Rl>gents' ppro~al hn•er "We'~e ball one rnpc anu lnng haunls blch m \"IUibh mEOdcd nesn-colored custoru-
SJieC&flt't1 60 percent ot the tota 1 of the svsh: m the Ni.!" Demo- numt r or attempt(.'\J rapt.--5 " face such o1 \'&deo ~un Ulanec m:ule e rl pJ s AruQ I.IM ho
Ptlrcbasc pr&ce, v.e are t.tro
11ptnJ.: c;r.ttlc CQJiition st cd a ralh Wh"ll 15 ed &f tht? pei'J trators s. tem p3\" th 1r mOD• to h r lh• mus&c
lb pro)ccl," said SMSC Pres•- ln opposlliun to the camcrn ,.tltl of lbesecampuser:imes rdo"ns Dr h U summ !d th1s proti:'CUOD as not ll\ h to
d nt Duane Meyer botb stud nls aou fucult t king peopl or tudents. M r r • up lbcs bn.m:l b n b stlll ~ bealm popul.tr
The SMSC Board of Regents !lad part plloo. ''l a·· lh d n't hJ" an th t stud~nl o' p..~ itt n resulted Dr ROOdnU td Uut b!. Is
tens
U1 authoriu'd the purchase and
10• The Student Governm nt Asso~- comment on lhat \\\: llav p..'Ople be us stud nt N llft"iUd thll h ring 1 • •lucb th
stall hon of the camera c JUlP· aauon conductl'd an oplnlon poll ho ba' e l ken ht" d tt: tor l •sts ll uld ro• tu be a poUUc.a.l to be l1 ~IS prcad 1 u
"'m-· .en .. '-.';.;." _;;;D;.;;~.;·:.:cm:.;,;b,;;.e:.,:r ~co:;._;;nt;.;•;:ng::.;.;:n:;.t __ an_d __ ' ... h-red--16_s_o_~.o--t _s_(-14_-_l __ b_u_, __ d_o .. n.·t_hl_,._e_o._n..;'.ccn __ " •_c_u_o_ns ___ e_o_n_t ,_'O_l_u_ .. _t_n_o_r.o __ • .. t _s_l_9_4_.1 '""'~ • tru ocual prob'l ms / Editorial
It's gonorallv bton the style
of the odllor tht your to put
things In the paper thot ono
doos not ordinanly lind In
more serrous now•popor Ono
r-ocont eumple wo tho "II
Jock I suo. which wo
desrgnod to poke n Iilli~ fun at
the ··underpubllclzed qon·
tlemen rn tho othlotlc deport·
mcnt.
More recontl)' , the barbs
were atmod ot our basement
netghbor tht tedlos and gen·
tlemen of KLC. The nasty cap­
lions in IO!>I week's Log were
all thO work of the ~It or. who
Letters qlqglod all evonlng ovor tho
bcHlUtY of hi~ Wit Well thO
captions woron 1 raally true In
cuso you tuJdn t ttlroody
roallzod 1t
ThOY nrosll' out of tM Jlbos
that flow bnck olnd forth bat
woen KLC nnd tho Log evorv
yoar Most Log odlto,. have
had th~ good tosto to koup
such jokea out ol tho poper I
haven't.
It Is quite fftiU 10 soy lhot
Spitz and Mcintire nro bum
bllng lncompotonts , although
11 1s fun to moko 11 look os
though they aro tn the popor
Both are qutte capoble and
KLC hos benellltod lrom thetr
l~adorsh lp.
F1not1y. tho editor wrshos to
apologize to Nancy Vareknmp
tho nuthor of tho 3rtlclo. Miss Students Vorekamp '" KLC's Nows
Director not the Ministor of d Propaganda os I had by-lined
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All Gocl's Chillun Cot Cuns
PR01'ESTANT
•
CATHOLIC
Christian outlook
Christian philosophy
To lhe L ('~is 4. Ciarlo: Students: ~ :~
"~o oM ~lll b1• aiiO'Al'iltOit.?avc) Dear Jim
th~ campus The IC\ road con- Llko mony others on com·
dlltons are too hnr.ardousl" On put I hove enjoyod tho 'now·
most frtdll} nlt:hls Uus slatenwnt Log approach to journalism I
fl'am campus s~cunty woul<.l bav•) do believe though that tho ar·
prcs('Dted hmll~ p1 oblcms, but tlcle recently written about
onFrtdav.f<!bruarv4tb,ltmennt KLC (Log Feb 10) conveye d
housing 300 campus ~:ut'!sls 11 an tnaccurate image of the
''"s tbc •N!~:end ol the annual station and some ol Its dcpart-
L ~ C High School Speed• 'T'ourn· mental oporatlons The Article,
.ament Anronc on C.'lmpus that also contained a low lnac·
mght -.111 recall hoY. r~ptdly tl curoclo~ concerning the FM
beCame virtualh lntlKlSsthlc to situotlon
movt'! abOut outstdt~ -.ll lf'tu.t The 11tuatton with KOIN and
In an upright posllumt KRRC has been o very protroc-
Bul the purpos(• or lhts loll~.?r ted issue, while wo have boon
t::. not lo rc~ll till' IJIUkullh• s aontltlvo to tholr concorns
lmpost''!tl b)' lh~ wc.tthcr We are about possible inlortoronce
•urllng to comm.•nd and thnnk they too have boon sens•tlve to
the Lev. ts and Clark sludl!nls our anxlotios ond concerns
an•l personnel \\ ho r••spondlld to about our futuro FM Iicon e.
the eme11;• nc) situatiOn in such ThiS should not have gone un·
an unseutsb mann c 1 Your re· noticed Recent dlscusstons
sponce v.as, to us, truly rernarl- with KOIN have been most
:tblt' productive I hopo you can un
\\\• );n<•,a• that 111 addthon lo find- derstand our conce rn~ obout
ln space in the dorm1tortt!S for the
tbc high school faculty, students Thomos R Spitz
Slahon Manage r Dur·m~ the pJ.st Y.t•cks, lhl.s
column has nttcmplt,.'<l to ansY. t'l'
man\' questions oftt•n a~lwd of
Christaantt) Today's column v.tll
attempt to dt.sc:uss lht• phlloso­
phtc~l trends of thought whlr.h
provtdt• tht• b.1sis tor both the
liberal thoologaes and thos~ v.tuch
takt• the Othh• rnorP hlt•r 111 ·
By Phil Weeks
Stoll Wrltor
Plulosopht•ts have long alll•mpt­
t.'\1 to hnd nbsolutn tJ uth .md
to put thetr flnllln~·s mto ,, sy:;t"'rn
ol thought 1~.1ch "l'nl't ,\tlon mod­
llll'fl what h:ul r.omt helore and
e.lch new phllosophv convlnCtnRI}'
"dlsprowd" lhC! pr·ac:tlcallty or
I h OS,. precN.>tllllg Thl'Oin~;l.lllS
h ,1 \' ,, .11tg111'd lhPIIlSciVt'S Y.llh
each ol tlwst• philosophies, also
coni 1 ndlcllng onl' nnothet
Tht•n ticgol.l rt"l\'t.>d ontltl' ::.Cent•
H•• clli llllt>d thut truth Is evol­
utlonan. not uhsolute, and tl1.tt
phenomena ..,., en• on I\' p:11t ol tlw
~t.·hole absolute trutlt, 11 .such n 1 ruth ••xtsll'il Ill' intr oducPd llll'
dutlccllcal methotl ol comp1 c­
Ite n d 1 ng truth, 10 whtch l!!ICh
phl'nomcna or the51s Is rMtr.lll'<l
v.tlh 1ts conlf"Jdtrllon 01 unt 1-
thests and UtP. tv.o are comhlned
to nr.tke a neY. whole, or svn­
thests, wh1ch tn tts turn h••comes
thl' ncv. thests II(' also ,\SSI'rh .'<l
'llut rationalism IS to b•J cqu.tlt~l
Y.tth "-hal Is rt•.ll.
R.lllonalbm, by dclintllon, ultl­
lr.l's onlv the li\'t> 5CnStlS lo ga111
knowlL>dgl! . All l•lS£' ts tmarc•·p­
ltblt•, This ml'ans man opt•t.tte•s tn
;1 ciOSl'd SVSlf'ffi Within lh!!SI'
limits Bv tlu~ dl"ftnltlon .111 c:un­
cupts ot lite ... upt rrmtur .d, God
'llld mtratll'S \1'(' n•Jr•ctt•tl So
al't' Ideas. concP.pls and .tbsh .lr.­
ttons, smcc no om Ius ""'~'
touched, smelled, ta~h d sP••n or
l\P;trd an nclual uh·n, t•onrt•pt or
obstrachon. M.tn has used svm­
hols ~nd reprftSNllltltons to corn­
muruc.ltl! thl•m. such .1s wol'tl s,
ptctures and sounds, but the ldt!.IS
Jnd concepts tlwrnsclvt•s n ·' \' c aod p3 r\!nts, man) of you ca vc
up beds. p11Jo~s , blankets, and
protS3bly a decent nlr:ht's sh~~'Jl
to help these people We nre ·------.- -- ,, ·- ·--------·---------,...., ••• _0_ ...... --... _ ......... ir --.. • --·-·-....... _. __ .__._
pcrsonall) gr-ateful to vou for
your kmdnP.:,s, pattencr> and un-
dPrslandlJlg under lht• en cum­
stances That samL• thought has
been express•!d to us verbalh
and In ~~t•rlllng from a ')lt·nlftcnnt
number or 1111' hlrh • chool rac­
ull), parents and .. tudt•nl!> who
were caught bv ttw IC:I' storm.
The tournament. v.·htlt• prob.lbly
not lhl' most succt!sslul, --.·111
be the most memoroble for most
of those present 8P.causc ol
v our undt!rstandlng and lu•lp,
most or Lht resultant tnl'mortes
will be pleasant
Again our stnc:ert• thanks for·
your unselfish caring
Slnc:erel},
Jean M. War'd
George L. Austin
Communtcatwns Ot•pl
Friday mouies
l ''Ish to eaterrl.l mr compn­
rn~nts to the peopl~ 'tho havr.
oc•~n pullll•'-on the Friday Night
mOV!f-!S this t11rm Tlw quality
OJ lhe (&lUIS Wl! hi\ VI' bl't>(l oflefl d
tins term Is Cl'rtalnly a 6tt•fl
abOve some of the carb.lV.t· w•·
were offer !d last INm, whlc:hdl·
genl'f-at~ to u lo" point v.ath
"What's Up Ttger l.tllv?"
I hope the J;coplc llehtnd U1~>
operatton, even though they Ctr•'
~pttJlllst pigs In at for the money
"Y.IIJ conllnu~ to olle1 films which
arc not an 1nsull to ou1 lntr•ll·
lg•·nC(? Our man Hoppe
God finds plastic fantastic
1 hl· LOs Ang~les County Road
01'Jl..ltlment Is I and o; c .1 p 1 n p ,1
mth•-and·a-h.tlf str0tch ol Jt•U·
t•rson lloulcvard "''lth hundrt><ls of
plus lie Uowers, shu1 bs and trel.!s.
1'ht> bogus plants tnclude hUes,
l:1un~t. ChlneSf' ~ventn•ens and
palm I rP~!:: --Nt>ws ltt>m
By Art Hoppe
Syndicated Columnist
Sc:"n• The Heavt•nl) Real Estllll'
Ofllc:t• Ttw l,andlord ts happily
hummang to himself liS h" scat­
ter's s I a r·d us t and rainbows
across the firmament to create
still anottwr galuy Hts business
agent. Mr. Gabrll'l, strides ln,
papers tn one hand, goldt•n trump!
in lht• other ThPt'P 1:. a ;iC:OWI
Of rlghtt'OUS .mr,et Oil htS brov.
Gabrh•l No~ lht•y v•· dont• It 1
This tim•• lhPy've gonl· too lnr!
Tin· 1 andlon.l (w ' I h a ~"h)•
Who's dom· whal now?
Gabr'lvl: Ttw h•nants on thol
Utile planet you \lkt• so much,
Eatlh. llv you, sir, they bl:.r:a­
phcmc
1 tw Landlor-d (li'Owntng) My
children? Blasptmmll? tfo,·, Gab­
rlttl?
vllbrtt.!l Look down thN e, slr
Stu" They're r•lanllng no~ers,
11 h r u tJ s and t r e e along that st ret.•t
Tht.• Lnndlord ( plPtl S"<l): I lov~
10 St'L' lhl'lll '.JPl'UCl' Up llll' pluc:c
n btl.
Gabriel (t rtumphuntl )') But th•
plant~ .1 tt.• lakes, sui Tht•v math•
thl'm out ol pl.tsltC' l'hey h.•v••
the tnlernlll prl'sumplton to at­
tPmpt to dupllcalt• your· handi­
work If that Isn't bln5phcmy ..
1'hc Landlord . And npne of lin'
others complun?
Gabr·lt•l· Oh, the tnt •!llect u.lls
do. Th~y loath<· pl.tstlc Clow1•rs
Sl•t.•? Tht•rt•' ~ on~: no", SIIUng In
his Naugahydl' chuu· ...
Th" l.undlord (puult•d}· 1 don't
n·call cn•atlnr, un anlmul culled
a Nuu1~a
Gabrl••l. No, 11 's nnltalton , too
~o..,., Set• lnm, he .sips an artt­
f 1 e l.tll y rolo11-d, .trtltlrlully
SW(ll!ti'O£>d soft drlnl. from hlb
ploshc alo · -.
Tht> l.undlord I& U plu t tc or
glass., Makt· up your mtnd <.ab
r·it•l
Gabrwl· Plns11c, su .tntl he
tokes ,1 bitt• of hts SJndwlch whl<'h
Is mad•• of bread with lll'llflc.tl
pn•sr•rvatlvPs 1111d h•xturl7••rs
and COIIlJila IllS to his v.-tfe In hm
rak" hu ubout ltw pla&hc plhnls
In liOs A llll!eh•s
'!'Ito l.andlord But v.tlh all thr• oth~r arHiirt.tltth•s ltbout whv
complain of thl'fol'.,
Gabrl~l BeNU~t> lhL•y re betot
plantt!d til yom C.r<'.tl Outdoors
sir Really, It's getttnr )O you
can't lt.'ll what's pt.1sllc ,tnd
what's n•al dov.n there. (R:ti>IOV
hiS t rum peP Shall l sound the
evlcllon nollct>, sll?
The Landlord : A moml!nt, Gab­
riel. You s.tv vou can't lull tlw
plastic from the re.ll?
C.abnel; Wttll, maybl• not from
a distance str.
The Landlord : And lht plusllc
lS proof .lfaln~> l m~wct!., rot,
tmldt>w droul(ht and frost'!
Gabrtol But 11 l~n I rto.tl, slr
Thl' LJndlord Tht>y nmkl.' lhr
pl.1st1c fi'Qm petroleum , llS l r1•
call Gnbrtel And pPtroh•um Is
lht• r~>mtttns of Rl;mt fl•r·n11 fhul
bowerPd lhe dlnoscturs 100 rolll
lon~ yean ago Am I ror tl'rt'>
C..abrtl!l (arudvtngty ) Wl'll, Vt•s.
but
Tht• Landlord (b t• :1 m !II r.) Til
llunlo.., my chlldlt·n h.t Yt· lakt•n
lht• otly n•muln-: of my lon~­
d "' .t d ferns .1nd r I' I! a I ,. d llf'Vi
Oowtws of lao;tlnv. m.tlntenuncP ­
fn~ beauty (H1• chucldPS 11o1th
fatherly pnd••) lt )ust shows you
what 1 rould do, Cabrt~l, II I
had ltlf' ll'chnolog~· llt'Vt'f' lll'l1n dl'ICCII.'d USlnl!
S<'IISt.'S
'l'her·efon•, ar.conlln.-: to
lht• onlv r1•al than.:s are
which an• Prnllll'lClll . And
truth evolv111g, lht> wholl'
::.oluh• I I'Ut h C,lll lll'Vl't be
:>lliCt• c.1ch S\'Sit!lll of lltO~ttl
tncomplet('
R.tlht'l' than .ulmll that
.tltsrn dot>s not r.1ctlltult•
qu1:sll1on of .tbsolul•i t1·uth,
osop ht•r~ h.t V(' r. r c :1 I e d a
hotom' 1n whtc'h thev llw
n•hlst• to .IC:Ct•pl the supe•·n:.r
}'''' they dl•.11 with ronc~pts,
anti :lhst t.tcl tons whtrh art'
l'IOJlii'IC.tl. Thl'V do not Ill
COIIsiSil'IICY llollh lht'lr pntlt'i
pht!\S,
lh:t:cl p.t ved thl' wa \' tor thQ
lslt•nll.lltsls, who took I
l.llltll'l' They hegun to om'r.
llw .lllt•(tU.lC~ ol thPil own
c!,!pllon ol llw t..>mp1 neal,
ttomng ltwu· p••r <'l•pllon ol
,lpp.trenllv exl:.h•tl Th••
In~ COIIet•pt W.\S thai If lhl're
lnllltlltlh'tl nn 1. !i)
Pioneer
Log
St n rt G.B ArrtTt.Rton
, Susan Brown,
.,..~··cy, 81ll Ch1nn, L.i•
...... lbum, ll.C. Boosif'. Lilo
•instr, J•m Duon,
Fbwlt:r, JO/lrt Hall, Janr
• Ptlt K•~YJ•Iry . Ntdt '"""
oLhy K uba, Chru;
McCrory. Marvtn
Wf'ndy Morrtll, Jam
Rubl'n, Jody Rutz,
Srlltulucda. Orrg To
Bru« Tracht~n brrJl, Boy
Hornr, Phil Wl'rh -ltm
dtJI•f'r Ron Abril
.. .. ..
Offlclll publication of the
Students of L.ewls
Clark College, 06l5
Palatine Hlll Rood, Pnru11
Oretton 97219 Printed
during th(' acad~mle year
th(' Lake Oswego Review
cond elas6 postag~ p:lid at
tl11ncl, Ort•~ton Annuol ftUI:l"
liOII 'o Is ~3 tlO for U.S
l'l ribtltl.
• • •
Ttw ronlenl$ of thl:, ounu(
ton are tht• oplnton and rt'
...... , lty or lht• staff of tht>
Lott and do nut nr .. ,. .... ,
y roncct th•· policy of th ·'"
l.•·w '" nnd t 'lurk l.'ol 10t8W'> Olh•CICd 111
' Commum t tool!
~~..~lack
featun
Worli hy J.os .\1
artists Is on dlspt.q
Still!' lln1vers11v' \l •
rang f l•hruar\' .t~
Culturt• Month l'lu•
•thlhll Fehru.ll v 19•
lrom tlw Bror.km.tn
•Ill tnr.h1tlt..' till' "'ol
Hammuus, ll.t vtd Bt
Outterhrttl~c tltlll ,
fie/en
lh>h•n nt .. ldv .tntl
Jl'!riOI m at tht! Ct
'tum, Sund.•v. f (•h
iTitkcts h\all.thll' 1
: UJ) OUIIl't S
I
M(IIOdlus r· unk un
'"ill 3JlJW.tf In lht
Uus Satunl.lV 111 11:0!
.9th 81 re
Fut· •· .\l'l' wtll
thP 91 h St l'l'l'l Exit
Ol tlw 9th St l'l•t•l
9th .tnd \sh.
Hor.'w 1
The hor~w mel
Op;·nl><J ut Port!
Races .t rt• F r Ida v
lng at '1 30, ,utd
. S11nd.1v .tltt•l noon,
1 30 Doth I h o
qu.utl!r horSt•s .1
CCC {il
Ciul'l.urnas Com
has hl'l'n shuwhttt 11
COIICI.!t'lllllt' Ill
TUI.''idoy, I· ob
tbout old olKl'
I Think Tht>y
'1lu· Sit tnr Bl'.l
Gault' !t Plal'l· "
0 E
MARTI
420 A Avenu•
Lak• Oswtto phy
UCCOl ding IO
iMl thtngs an•
t'mptncul. An•!
ng, the whol~ ol
1 c,tn ncvc•r ht•
system of thcll
Itt .tdmll lhJI
not racthtatc
,tbsulut•• truth,
J Vl' r t t• a 1 t• cl a
"'IHt'h lh<'V IIVl'
'Cl'pt Utt> SU~l(!
11 wtth concc•pts,
~tlon~ whtch .uf
Thev do not 111'1
v. ll h I he II' llllllil:
the wuy lor tM
. ~·ho took ll
!!\' twgun to mil'!'
P\' ol th••lr O'llrn
~h•• P.mpart< :~l.
r rw• ccpllon ol
t>xlstt~ . Thi•
was that lllhcr.-.r
lllh·d 1111 p. li l
oneer
.JOg
, AmltJ(Ion
ran Brown, ru Ch 111n, Li~
C Boollit>, I ••o r,m Dcxon,
~tl Hall, Jant'
"('ll•le:v. N•clt K
Q, ChtU Mac ... ,n
j'Or:>'· Marum
trr~ll . J&m uuru
kn, Jody Rut:,
I OuR Tolta
Fhlf:n b.-'ll. Bay
'I Wuh .ftm
bn Atx-11
•••
lubltc;ltlt)n or the
tu<umts or Lcwts
ouege. 0615 S
Ul Road,
19. Printed
acad.-mie y .. ar
Review
postage paid at
II Aurmnl """1
~J .Ml fur ll S.
•••
s ol lhl!» .... hltr
oplnton .1nct rt'5l ....
staff ol tht>
nd do nut nr r"
policy or th
t lnr k Col ""'" t•t '·"It ft I 'I
f11l.ll ou 11 cen~ e11ls
Summer theatrical company
needs singers, technicians
•
tBRARV DISPLAY Cd"Q~ htt"e buon hlled Wtlh 3tttl.lcts from
hill, olh~c:;tt'd by Or Robcn Drews ot 1 he Soctolog y Depart mont
1 t~ .... :. uttt•t:tud "'"''Y Jl the iHttl,tct., whtle 10 Chtnn bolore the
!Communt!\ts took ov•~' Photo by Btll Chtnn
Around town Hrth~rl ~~ MoP, gcnr•ral man· ·•P r of llu• Cru•t ous£11 Pl.avt•rs
or lht Co~.>atr d'AI~:~ne Sutn.rnt•t'
Tlll',atn .tnnoauu·oo n•eentlv lh.tl
.tppllr. •• ttuns nnrl t~"Sumcs .tt e nov.
lwtug .u~c .. plt>cl ltrnn stngc•rs, .act­
ors, d ,, n c: ... r s, musu:i.ws tnt1
ltiChmci.lOs '""ho an~ tnll•r••stccl
In h••romlng ml'mbrr s of his
musical company Anyon~: tntt•t·­
ost(.'(f should send an application
or INII•r or lnqutry to Mr Moe
ftl 2GB6G Calle Marti!, Capastra·
no Rt•.1ch, Calirornla, 92621
• lli I rzp.o;
Schw.trlz Skt Promotions ar•'
offering " p;tckug•!CI 11. erkf.'llfl at
Mission Rldv,c Mttrch 3-5 Also
.tv.ul.thh• anl outtn~s to Aspc•n,
Park Cllv, and Sun Valh:v Con­
l.tcl them .tt 5030 S E. l,:!lw Ro.Jtl,
Mllwaukl(•. Ort~ou, 9722Z. t~le·
phonr 65·1-90·18
An I..C skt trip to Mount B.ach­
t•lor is pt.mn•'<l for F Ph 1 q.zo
Sign u(J at the Tc•mplcton lnfor­
m.ttton llPsk
t\ sk1 trip to Garibaldi, Rrt­
hsh ColumbiJ Is ol:um•:!fi tot
Black Culture Month at PSU
eatures exhibit by L.A. artists
Wor~ hv Los .\n~t•lt •s hlark
artists Is on dtSJII.tv an Portl.wrt
St•h• Untvl'rslly's \\'hilt• Gallc•n·
dunng F t>ht ua rv ,, ., P•• rl ol Al.t cl<.
Cullurl' Month rill' Los An~··•lv-.
~xhlbll I t•llt·u.trv 19 "9 h cnmlnP,
from tht• OI'Or ktn.lll (,allt'tV ,mtl
wtll 1n11huh• tl11 works of 0i1VId
!Iammons. ll.l viti nr.ullonl' John
Oullt•rhrul~•· ttud Alonl' .. l t1JVIS
llc·len Hedch
llclt:n HPdtiV rtncl M,tck D.t \'ld
perfOt'lll "' lht> Ct\'IC Awlltor··
tum. Suncl.tv, f••h 20, 8 p m
Tickds .tvatt.chlt• .11 nil tht• us­
Ull outh•ts
Jl/ el odtu ~ Funll
\tel!lthu., Funk ~ntl Puddlt> Ctl\
\Ill nppt•,u· In tht• Old Church
this S.tturd.•v :at 8:00 p m
Yl h 81 n•el E.ril
f Ul' ~ .lCP will hl pl,lYIIIP J.l
lhl' 91h St tt•1•l Exlt. 'l'hl ent r utre
Of lht !llh Stl'l't•l Exll I'> al S ~
9th ami Ash.
llorM• racing
'I he horsl• f'a<'lllg Sl'•lSOn h.ts
o~rrnl'tl ut Port l.mlt M ell dows
RaCt!S nrc F tldtty OIKhls, hcgtnn·
tnc nt 7 JO wd \.ttut·d.l~ and
Sunda\' allc•rnoon. heglnntnr at
1:30 Roth I h o roughbn>d and
quartt•a· hor~P' .u t.• r,.tced.
CCC film sc:rte:-.
Clud.,tn\us C ommuntty Colh•IH?
h;as Ill' en o;ho"' anv. a sl'r&t. s of II hns
tonct• tntn ~ tnt.>tttal lwalth On
Tut"iduy r t•h 22, tlu ttc !11m~
ti.Jout old .s~l' will bt.• shown
I Think Tht•v (.sll Him John
''1'ht• Str·lnp IW.sn Jnd · l1
Gault'!' Pillet Ttw l.t~l rtlm
ONE HOUR
MARTINIZING
420 A. Avenue 636·
lake Oswego 8672 ol 1111' 5iitws shovon Tuusday, f t!b
..:•• v, 111 ht• "Nothwg l:iut u M~n. ''
~~ohtr.h dP.sls v.1th r.scial dtscrhn­
IIIJtton Shuvdng-; .tn· In Room
133 of l.l.a n•mont Hull on th••
campus .tt 7 JO p 111
A r~:~cPpt tun tor .John Oltt•r·
brtdge, bl.1ck .1rl htsto11 an from
CallCotnt.t State Colltlgt•, 'llrill hll
he let al 7:30 p m , Mond.n, Fl"b
21 tn the Brov.stug l.oungt• of
Smtih Center At 8 p 111 , Thurs·
d,IV, Feb 2-1 ,, ttlc~pttou also wtll
bt.• held .tl the Portl:llld Art Mus­
eum tor Oltl.!rbrictge Shd1•s .tnd
Uhns "''JI bl' shov.;n
Sl ring quarlcl
fhc: Fa·t~nds orC.tumht•r Mustc
~Ill pn·s~ut tlw .hulllard Slt'lftK
Qu.artN ft•b. 22 .11 8 30 Jl,ll\, in
tht> Old M.1tn AmJitortum II Port
lane I Stall• llnlvt•rstl y. Worl.~ b,
Rtchll'l' Verdi, ami l:il•l.!lhovc•n
v.tll b"• pN fur nwd t tc ki'IS .tt'
•l 50 for fNwnt .ldmtsslon llOd
.. 3 50 lot st udt•nt s
Ruddln(\t .AJ/eelinps
Dtscusston rncNtngs of Nlchl­
rt•n Shoshu of Mnoncn. lht• true
Buddhtsm. are ht•ld Wt'tlnt•sfl.l\:,
7:30 p.m. ut 101•1 N t 31st,
tdt•phom• 236-6897, ami Satut­
dJrs, 7 p m al 223•1 S ~:. Ynm-htll, tt!lcphoot• 23-l-5713 Also
see lht• ~xhibit on dtsplay m
Tt•mplPton ne:d to the Information
Ot•!.lo.
··Trouble in Tahiti"
"Troubh.o ln Tahlh by l.l'<l·
nard Bernstein -.ill be present­
l'tt bV the Orlogon Oper-.1 F.nsem·
bll!, 8:30 p.m Feb l8 nnd 19
at liHJ Oltl Church, S. W 11th ClOd
Clnv. Porll,tnd Adm1ssaon \s
1 50 per person.
Raft race
A rlvl!r r::1ll)' and ralt race
-.til b~ held at Easlt>rn Ot ttgM
Collq;e this sprtn~ . U vou nn·
tntercstt:d tn malong a ,~ .. n and
Jolntn~ tht! competlllon s1gn up
at lht tnform;ttlon desk and see
C athv Cole (or tl~latls
Good A1omc:s
"A M.tn for All Sl!Json:. .,., ill
arnvc Feb. ~3. at lht• tilh Avcnut·
Cluf'ma. Pha vutg ut nw Rroadv. .n
1s "Th" t .. "'sl Ptctutt• Sflov. ·•
(Ia =::! u•o rk shop
Jau worl.shops .trt! held Sun·
dJ)' evcmngs at thl' Koinoma
Housl•, loealt>U at 633 S \\ ~lont­
gonwn· Stre~?t In Portland, tele­
phone 226-?807
What is the Right Road?
Ed Gn:enou~h "lJU
(ht•t(•'" \w'"''
MASSACllliS~;T fS MUTUAl.
lUt /t • .,,,,,. l (•1 ,,,,..,,, ......... , ....... , .•..... ~til······· .. One pos iblity ...
A Professional Life
I nsu rn nee C n recr
Let's talk about it
Ca 11 :lz8-0:l7 8
Ill &pruut bre tk S1cn up 11 the
tnformatlun d1•sk Cosllor mcaiG,
lodl~lltg olflll l HI Iii fot flV(I d.IYS
Is $6!1
I nl e rch a/lf.!e
Preshll'nl John R llov.unJ wtll
btJ mt'CIIrltJ With StUdPntS ~'eb
23, WcdncMiay, at II m tn
the Council Chambers , for the
monthlv l'r••sld!inl's Assembly
Its puq10se is to pro\'1d" :tn op­
fiOttunlly ror meamnglul dtalogu~
b twec•n thP pr~stdenl and lh
sludc•nts of the coll~t.>
China n·pcJrt
RussP.JI Johnson 'IIlii Sp('nli in
Evuns Thurs Feb 24. 3.15 to
5.30 p rn \lr Johnson ts pro­
gram secntnry for th~ Nflv.• Fn~­
land p•r,lon, Arnt•ne.tn fruontl.,
Scrvtc•• CommiiiP.e .. 1nd r••rt!OI
l~Jvc•lcr to the Pc!Oplf"S R•)publh.
or Chtn... Hts .tddrl!ss ts ~~~­
Ill h.'C.I "P••r onal Repor I on Chtna
ltml ll Vastl wllh Palrtc•• Saha­
noul: ''
Soccer ~feel
'Thfl soccer team metJts v.·tth
Willa melle Sntuntav. Feb 19 at
2 p m In Crts'-Old Stadium
J\1/usic hour tna W •II s. n• lto, nnd Kar{ n
~ rclh••ll. c::llllllll'l
s' c "(} lJ ,.~
T.•k•• <tdvuntn~e ol thl Soxunl
Information Ccntt•r s ~mrvtr..:s
SIC ttour are Momlay 2·5 p m
and 8·10 p.m , TuP d3y, 8-10
p m , W~lnf! d )', 2-'1 p m and
rJ-12 am, Thursday,l-3 pm
and Surtd.l)', 8-10 p m The tel"·
phone number IS 211-8G22, .tft~r
hours ~II 2•141-1559, ext 538
sst tor Carolvn
Folll doncing
FoU; dllllCing Si'S IOns , tl hf'ltl
Saturday ntghls at 9 30 p m In
Copt-land 's m.un lounr."
Thursrlav dances -
Oanccs 1 r~ bt!tng held tnStnmm
cvt·ry ThursdJ.y naght Ill 9 p m
Campus {ibn.,
Ftlm:; on campus thls voi>ck­
cnd. On FridAy, •' Z" vo lib \'\'CS
Montand and Jean-l..ouls TrtntJg­
nant. Ill E\'tlns 7 and 9.30 p m
1. and on Satuntav. "The Great
Rac_e," sturrtng Jad; Lemmon ,
Tonv CurtJs nnd Natalu Wocxl.
at ramarac.k . 7 and 10 p m 75c
~1 ustc hour \\\'tlncsdav. F'l?b. crash pad~
23, fe.tture n horn tno .md 1
clarln~t qumttll at 2 p rn In Crash p;1ds aru net.oded for the
bv;~ns . P c r for mcrs 111 the Contuct Center H ''P somt.'Onc
8 r a h m s cllrlnet qumtet are out, gtve a little of yourselt Ttu
Paul,t Sisson and Ch~ryl Srnllh. Contact Cl.'nl••r. G33 S \1. Mont-
violin. P.tul AP-II.tm, vlolu, F-:d- gom~rv ------------------, I Planters • Corsages • Gift hems f
f Funeral Oestgns • Weddings f
l Burlinga e Flower Shop l
t I f Flowers to Suit tht• Occaston I
t 246-1311 1
I 8605 S W. Terwilliger f , _______ -
LEATHER SHOe=S·
BOOTS·MOC.CA51NS
~ ACCESSORIES
"80RT CARL.TON ''
SOOTS
I·U-TOP~JJ22 .95
LO-TOP~~~lf>..10 . 00
~NOW THAT,S
A SAVINC:,.S YOU
COLJL..D REAU.X
USE*
A TOUGH COMBINATION TO BEAT
ESPECIALLY AT rHESE. PRICES · A MUSf
FOR THE R16HT THINKIN G ORE:GO NIAN / Liberationists reply
·The pathology is pathetic and the pathos pathological.'
To tht> Editors
I 1m""', :t:> I rt•ad MIke Mc­
Crorv's article on womt•n's llb­
~nhon. that l v. ould havt• to
"'r1te a rl'ph· Ct-om .l male pl'r·
:.p('CIIVt'. Bl•for~ l came to t.e-. as
and Clark, I h\ t>d 1n a sub<:ul­
turl" tn whtch the asptrattons of
w'Omen's liberation ~t'rc nlmosl
untversnll) accepted; and I o"' c a
protound debt to the slstl'rs who
b tpcd me bt1:1n to sec v.hat
"human'' mtght mean So l v.:rlli"
because 1 hln·c to, sprtngs from till' collt•cll'fc un­
C'onsctous of 11 JMlrlorch,tl :.oc-
11'1\ th:-~t h.ts .tlw,&ys rounrt dra­
m:ttlc lliliYS to l':..press ats feat
and hntr ~~ ol womt•n In fact,
culhnt; orr the breasts was a
fairly common mutilation du.rlnf
the v;ttcb-cr.tr:•• tn st•venlet•nth
rt•nlul'\'.
Unfortun.ttcl), this kind of sper.­
ultdJon IS too Cll!>lh chsmhst.>d
as un5ctenhftc, Jung1an nont • seems to me to expl:un v.lutt's
v;rong with ' mnnnl!th womt•n
w., can't lovt pt•oph.•, twc.tUSt'
lhr•v might bt• men And wL• Cf'l'•
hunlv CJ\Il t luvt ml'n Su, snys
Mike, thts mulllntlnn I!. · .1 nifty
hill I' .solution If vou n• qut~r.'l ."
Qut>N" Tht>rr's the pant<. wot'fl,
Tht• Uul ttNung lh1nr. aboutman ­
msh women Is that tt'!i JWrver lt~t1
to love nm·thlng 1 t'ntolt•ly male
It's Mrk. It's not "normal ·•
(F:vcr been to a t.oo, Mlloa•?)
N> what's thl' optton? Why, the
es~t'otJal h•nllnlne, ol course.
Not JU!tl brt.'asts, but big ones.
And hips. Hips nr~> Vl'r · tmpor-t.1nt. And, whl•n you gt•t duwn
unat•r the llbt>r-al bullshll, It's
vt•rv Important lor lhl• hlllu latty
not to mess with malt• rolrs, to
n•.llt7.l' thai horm• mnkln~ · I'> ,tn
",1rt." A fem ~tll' ut The ft'mah•
lll"t
II tloesn't even m:altt•r that oul'
ldl'·' of the "femlmnt• comt•s
trom peoptP who~e rhll'f inh•rt>SI
I!> mJ.klng money from nut· In·
Sl•curlly -co!tmellcs rompanle!->
pur v~yor') of clothing, Uu~h
H{'fnct-. As lonr. ,\::. It's clear,
so v. e won 'l m.lkl• nny nustnkt•s
All lhts tear comt>s, I hope.
from that shrl'd of our mullltlted souls th.tt still mlrht love
Mlkt•': artlrh bPglns bv
lug tht• mule• rol• tn this
by wtsh1nr II wu~ all
nv And somt'wherf> ln
pathologlral r.tvlol'5 and p.1u
whimper lnlfs ls I he po~sl~
thnt that rnhcht happNI
You n• ·' sick ktd, Mtkc,
a pig. But you're not
diUerent
Frcl• our ststers, !reeou
Bruce Rtce
flt•p;t rtmcnt or Ill story Sui 1 round 11 ven dlfllcult to
frame a ct'!hcrent r~sponsc Onl
moment. I ~ould rl'act to Mike's
article as p3tholog1cat ravtng,
and dangerous. tbe nc I moment,
1 'fr"'Uid hear a lone! y. path('tlC
ktd, not so diUerenl from me at
that ,&ge, and I ""ould JUSt want
to hl'IP Tbe problem Is that lht•
patbolo~} is p;tthettc and tht•
p..1thos pathologtcal t•nst• So 1~1'!> approach the r\rt­
lch• from a dtrl~rcnl du Pchon.
"Normal" ml'n, Ma)..e tells us.
"hate and despl!>t'" lhl• "u~lv
di rl y, ultt·a-ratJonal, uptJght,
mtlllant anti manmsh" ' woman.
"Ugly" and ''dtrlv" v. e can un­
derstand as the sad fantasy of
nn tnsecun• ktd whose f~ars have
blockt.>d Ius VISIOn. "Up ltght''
SPt•ms ltkl' nn .tpproprtate re­
.-.ponsr to such a kid And I
sus~c t th.1t'' ultra rational" re­
flects thl' Cart that some wom~n
ha\lt' potnh.>d out the shallowness
nnd '))Uptdll)' ol tus aryuments
about thP '-'Iones o( house keep
ang But what •~ :.o had about
being "mannish?" 'Women u1ant to be more than legs, breasts, hips
t.l:.ten to this, clost•l). "Oh,
we can folto"' the prt'cepts of
some Uberallomsts and malit• wo­
man our equal In ner-y sl'nse -
by cutltng off her breasts ehm­
lnalln~ b~r sex organs, rlttlll'ntng
out her bod), tak1ng JVia)" l•very­
thlllg delicate and pt ctty, and
drt>sstng her In sulls and
slacl..s •· (Emphasts :tdded) I'm
prett surt> that Uus gory vt:.aon Thl• Cu :>I quote I orrered from
the arttcle suggests ver)' strongly
t h t t men are Just mutilated
,.omen Th1t ma)' bt' more ps)'­
c:hologacal word-tv.:1sttng; but 1t To the Edttor:
Mike McCrory's 1 r r allonnl
display of malt• sexism (Log,
Feb 10) unwilltn~h SCOIPS U
point for tht> f('mlnlnr. llh move
ment Hts deft>n ~<· of (at not
demnnd fon mule lt>mall' roles
an society 1s the reason lor the
current dissntlsfnclton In mal<>
female rttlattonshlps
And lt's not only the women
who Jre dlssallsfl('(f :tnd, hence,
enslaved b)' the roles · chick.
bitch molht•r -nnpos('(f upon
them b}" society. Men also are
. . . a mudslinging attempt to put women
Dear Mike McCrory,
I'm n~ally not qutle sure ho,.
to rt>spond to your dlssertntton on
'\~.omen 's liberation . I've n<•Vl'l
b••en called :t thm-bodaed, dirty,
unf~hnr p1~ before.
1 must ~tdmtt , thou,h, th.lt your
re.:.sontnr strikes mt as a bit
faulh You call for rt·spect, and
yet you certalnh don 'I gtvt~ much
to Ms. Ktngslev aod myself, or
aoy other members of wom~n·s
Hh<>rat1on You say you respect
a gtrl who stands up ror her
rtghts What do you think \\C
art-> dotng? \'ou don't evl'n have
enough courtesy to use th(' prop­
er form of address -I prt->fer
to be called Ms. Baggs, not Mtss
Thl'.n vou pamt a lovely picture
of a neuter\,>d female and cla 1m that th1s 1:. "n ntrtv littlu sol­
ullon -tf you'n• queer." 1 hate
to tell you ttus, Mr. McC.rory
but gay people are distinctly
sexual, and are no more tnterest
l'd Jn 1 nt~uten>d body than the
"normal male' you speak of so
glowmgly .
Most of your artlcl~ struck
me, Mr McCrory. as nothing
morl.' than a mud-shnl!tng at­
tempt to put women tn thetr
plact' and to assert your mas­
cultnlty. l'hls, ut times. caused
me to be Just a tad btl angrr
But I ns most distressed by
what 1 constdt!red to be your one
Vllltd, rattonal point. You say
"What lhesv women fail to real­
ttl' ts that society abo places
a male tn a role." Verv astute,
424 S.W.4th
announces ..
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Two for the Price of One Mr McCrory.
ThiS was Onf.> or the lntl]Ol
potnts contained In my arttcll',
(see Log No I J, Jan zo. 1972)
and IS 1 well rt'coynar:ed fact
amonr t>Vl'ry m'•mber of women· s
llbentaon that I have ev!'r l'n
counlen>d To quote from my
article II Is evtdenl thut our
cullurl.' bus cast both men and
women 1010 vl.'rv dtsltncl rolt•o;
nnd stereotypes." Next lime, I
suggt•st you find out ,. hut wo­
men's liber.111on IS befon· you
start ptcktng 11 apart.
In another of your ht~hly des­
crtpltve passages, you demand
to kno-. "Wbat ts "'ronR with
norm .1 I hum.tn sexual attrac­
tton?'' Notbwg Nothing at all.
Wt' do not, a:; you cl.um, "re­
Je<:t any means of sexual at­
traction .1s lhl' 'fl"nuntst role."'
What we re)ect IS th~.> war pt><l
Jim Pittman
1201 S.W. 12th, Suite 300
Century Tower
Portl•nd . Oregon
221..()278
reprettmliug
MANl\J\C :IIUSI:'t•r:-; •\I lllll \I.
t{/t I ,, •• flrtffll't l ( 'ttttlllfflf4/
...... ~···· ••tl4t•••ttft •••••tfte Uti
•
Scrr1Jug
CAI/egc Stllfll't:ts
E.•·eryu•!Jue • chalnt>d to an tmagt> of male­
hood ala Paul Newman As Me
C rory says, .. A man cannot shov.
weaknes:; or else he Is not n
man's man •
But McCrory goes on to say
"I am sick of fulta1llng a mule
rolP whtch Is natura I for me '
(I presume that what he means
by lhts natural role Is the ex­
pectation ot soctety. If he as re­
ferring to hts dlsttust with his
btological function. 1 e , provid·
lng the sperm In the formula of
hfe he needs more than a IIbera-tlon from role-playing .
So McCt·ory that's
of It womrn want to be .
thlnp-more thnn legs
.mll hti>S We want to be
sons And we want lo be
proached a:-; a person and
solely Js n womnn
F'or t>Xample you say thtt
show J. woman respect t
pollll' soc tal act1ons. • '
hoh.llnr doors open Cor her
vou're dotng It becuuse
ln their place l man .tnd she s a woman (I
because society expects you
tsn't at all respect It's m
role-playing when you don't
ly want to do somethtng
For the woman, it's rolt•-n'1
anv when she s expected to
chertshed J.nd secure when
open Cor her or when her
rette 1s hi Is It any wonder
she fl'els unCulfilled and fnt~:ttJ
ed when soctely no-no's
actions all because she's a versaon or ·normnl human sex­
ual attractlon • wh1ch casts wo­
man into the role or an entirely
sexual ObJect, who must dtel
dress and make up in order to
lead a panting male on long t•­
nough to trap ham into marrt
age in order lo provo and JUSt
ICy her femuuty Thai, Mr Me
C'rory ts not normal, nor ts at
,\ happy sttuataon Cor etthor sex
You pomt out Mr McCt·ory,
that woman ts not man's in­
Certor I am glad you recogntte
this But what you fntl to reallt"
or at least to Jdmn in your art­
tcle, Is that Cor centuries wo­
man has been treated .1s man's
Inferior
The breaktor down of roll's
whtch ts the ro.tl of womt•n s
liberation w11t be of bPnllftt to
men as well .ts to women, hut
tl will mean lhe t>nd of lt.t·
dthonal mall' dorntnun ct•
If your vtston of the 'hont>sl
to-Ctod leg.s breast smooth
happed Rtrl" 1:> a luscious obtect
who devotes herself to bUilding
up your masculine ego and to
looking beautiful , she 1s mdeNl
disappear!~ mto the sunM•t AI
last And rasing tn lhr ea:.t Is
.1 woman who stilt maintam s h~r
sexuallt~ but who h:ts a mind .ts
well as ·' body who IS not llf11lld
to use hl'r mand, nnd who 1s,
first and foremost, not a woman,
but a free human betrlg.
Sanrett•ly.
Kalll' Blr,gs man?
Shouldn't
t1on be a
wants? the main COilSICit!i
person's
To me. II seems somt
terrtfylnr to be constantly
pared to society's strong, vir
unemotional Ideal ot m:tsctiUr.l
And 1t s certainly dlsap1p01r:J
:tnd h·ust raltng to discover
you don't measure up to a
man
Wh.1t's ,.rong, ~nywoy ,
man who craes tn sorrow
or fear·? Shouldn't men also
frel' to eltpress theIr pato
sorrow? Are we go tog to be
en Into a mold dictated by
lely'l Or ar~ we v.olng to
press our humonnl'sS (and
temalt>ness or malenes~ } '""''
expr esston or our needs and
SIll'S ':l
So llberahon ts where
at llbl'ratJon from roles
both women and men,
Wl' r(' stuck In thts '"0"'
ft-llows, and we nt>ed
e.Lch olhttr out of II
And. McCrory, you
pointttd to the solution
musl bt• c.hunred to allo>t<
und women to do what Is
fortablc tor them to do, v.11r.:
lim Uattons
Rlvht on. brother' So let's
a ~o of It
Kathy
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292..0119 urv 17, I '17~ •
Dear
To the f:dltot•;
The Jl'IICIP by M
strurk me In ·' mo!>l
.ray. first let ml'
statNnent that o1. mac
show wt:'aknl•t..!), Tit
s~ll. .t weakrwss
pr\•stdPnl Nixon rPh
dr.aw completely fr
15 that he:! dol'S no
~~~ flr:;t t S Presl
Emplo
violat€
the ~:dttor :
According to thP
f'c>b. 10, ' Iller
a rea:-; where I
shOuld bP really con1
treatmrnt of wom
eE's."
We hnv1• tound, ho
until a month .11{0, w
lied lht StUdl•nt Emp
Uce Jnd brourht t.nr
atttontlon to tile On-g~
tb~l extc>nslve cilscrlt
been the poltcv ln l
ment of women stud
deoll}, th1s dtscrim
ovtorlooked by tht>
Study the Status o
LC
A c: c 0 r d I n g to 0
"Emplo yment age~
ool refer or reCuSl' t~
licants Cor JOb~ upcl
• Of the Sl'X O( the
An employment 31!:~
· not accept or proc1
order whLclt contal
Christi~
lnmtinued fro
could comrnunicat~
all~nlte everyone .
lhls Isolation ts det
outgro .. th ol thts
that of the .1bsur
such a closed syste
Rather than give tn
of exr:.lentt.lhsm,
also lave contrarY
osop1t1cnl findings.
lonallst and the ex1s
a m tdclle v1ev. an t
lives, yet publicly
osoph1~s whtch fu
~rson.tl vuhdUy 1
ts lrr·altonal .wd
Many ntodPrn the
subscribl' to pcrvl•
orit:.Jna I ptulosophl
hn• In llus dlchot
tb11 plltlosophtes o
God, Chrtst. ltll' B
.111ty are concern
not consistent 111 I
beliefs, hut conium
concepts and ,tbstr
Is SPH-conlr .tdtct
I
· ~llsm, whtcll cxc
: the emp1r1c.tl, an
ISll'OIJ.Jl!sm, bl'CLI
tbe l'XIstenta.tltst
hvt•
Due to t~esc tnc
osophl<>S, modern t
. Jec:t Blbllc.tl .u:c
plwts, nur .tries .u
uat ~tccou nts ot
history Tins .1lso
logtan~ to lull• thlt
BlblP including H
and Danld Be•c
llt'Vl' tn a I')OSl'd S
llu• ' u p ,, r· n n lu r
f'<ltiOII:tlill' lht'ITI l
mere lht~l'h!S us
accounts must bt•
pur·~ly ~umt~Dilr
hundrt>ds of yPa r·s
IJ!pt•,a r
TOd.w, nmnv
looking for u
lhl!v fe.u Christ
to the hlstoncal cal.'
Ill m trht lOY!.!
le bl'gln~ b'
• rol•• tn lhl~
11 was all rlpj
Jomt>Wht>n• In
raviDKS and pa
i 1:.; tht? po!>
lhl happt>n
llck kld, Mlkl•,
you're not
ters, I rce our
of History
!StS,
le-playlng
ory, that s
1 want to bl'
than legs tm
'e want to be
~e want to br
a person and
•oman
?le. you soy nw
1an respect thro:
lal achons ·
s open tor her r lt because .
!he's a woman
tety expects you
respect. It's m@ri
when you don't
somelhtng .
'man, tl's role
!'s expected to
n secure
' or when ht>r
ts H any wonder
ul!llled and
iety no no's
1ecause she s d
;he mnln constclr.i
erson's need&
It seems so .......
be constantly c..
lety·s strong,
!deal of
11atnly dlsnpfiOIIti
In!!' to discover
sure up to :l
ong, anyway,
fes 1n sorrow,
)uldn't m~n a1:w
ress theIr paiD
we going to be
:>ld dtcl.lted b)
1re we gotnR to
1umanness (and
~r maleness)t
~~ our n~eds ;uld
ton ts ~~>here
on from roles
and men,
in t h 1 s tog~·lk!
l we need
ut ot H
rory, you
e soluhon At
nged to allolt. 'o do wbat Is
thNn to do vr
rot her! So let·~
Kathr
tar ohrtlltrV I 7, I !17 2
. I
Dear Mike McCro- ....
ro tht• Etlttor ·
The ,ullch• by MlkP McCrory
struck mr J n .1 moe, I provocall Vt'
w.1y. flrsl h•l rnt• rt.•ply to has
5t11tomt•nt that ·' man must nev~r
show w••nkn(•.c;') Thlr. I'> In It·
sell, .1 we:tkn«'~'> The reason
pn·~lclt>nl Nixon 1 P.fUs~>s lo wllh
dr.tw comJ>ll'll"ly from Vlf'tnam
ts th.tl h•' dol':. not want to bl
the rlr.st l S Pn•sldl•nt to lose 11 war M••unwhllf' lht• killing
goP• on
St•roOilly. "ihoWihll rP'Jpt•cl rn•·•
someont dOI'b not rnt!an op .. ntnp
dooas for hun ( .10 'I you opt•n
a door lnr i1 m,tn too? Or would
that be con&lth.>n'(l " v.~v ,tel?
Your prohll'm my frll'nd, IG that
you don t wnnl to &how n•sswct
to anyone. be lht•y woman, mun
or anythang elsr•,
l.t.'Onntd Lt•VIIII'
Emplo
violates ent office
Oregon law
To th•' Editor·:
According to th~ Log article
Jo\•b. I 0 'thPre are very
fe.,. a r:eas when; lht (Oilcge
siiOUilO bt r~ally concerned wlth
trt>alml'nt or women employ
' rPS
We h IYt! round, however. that
11 a month avo whPn we vis
11too thl• Student Emplovment of
uce and brouvht l anc~ Popoff s
I ialtenttcm to the Oregon slate lav.
that llXtPnsave dtscrlmtnatlonhad
lbl't>n thl' pohcv m the employ-
1m~nt ot women students Eva
deotly, thl!. dascrlmtnatton was
oYerlooked by the Committee to
Study the Status of Women al
J.,C
A ceo rd I nr to Oregon Lav.::
"Emplo yment agenctes should
ool rerer or refuse to refer app­
hcJnts for Jobs upon the basas
the o;ex of the applicant
An cmploymP nt agency should
oot accept or process any job
ord1•r whlch contains or ex-
Christianity
(conttnuNI from p 21
could communtc.tt~ whtch would
alienate evervont! The end ot
tlll.s tsol.ltton ts despair Another
oulgrowth of thiS philosophy Is
that of tht• ahsurdlly ol HIP tn
SUCh ,j clOSl>d SVSil•m
Rather llt.lO giYl! an to the despair
of cxaslenllalisrn, ex1slenttahsts
2Jso hvt• contrary to their phil­
osovhac.tl hndir~s . Both tht' rat­
lonJJist and lhtt ex1stenttahst take
a ffildclle vaev. 1n thear pl!r onal
llvt>s, yet publicly hold to phil
osophaes which lor lh£~111 hold no
J)(:'tsonal validity 1 htsdachotomy
Is u·a 'lhon~tl and h\·pocrttll'al
Manv modPrn IIH•olog1ans oft en
subsc rlb1• to p!!rvt•l saons or lhest
orlganul phllosopht~s 1'hev tou
llvP 111 lh1 . tllchotomy and apply
lht• phtlosop hl£>s on!~ 1nsoru r as
God C'hrl'it thl• Blblt> .md mor­
ality lire concertll'd. Tbt'V ,lfl'
1101 consistent an hvlng out thl•ir
b\.•hers, hut conllmw to uSt• 1de.ts
concepts .u11l .1bsl rlcttons . Thas
Is sell-contradactor\ · to rJtton­
alt~m . v.hach t•xcludt!S all but
thl' t:!rnpu·tc.ll, unt! abo to ex­
ISh.>nha llsm, becaust' of the "'·ay
the ext.sll'nt a.• list conhnu~s to
hYl'
Due to thest• rnc•onststent pbil­
OSOphws, modern thl'Ologtans rc·
Ject Blbhcul ~ccounts or pro­
Pht•ls, rnlr.trlcs and other· Lact­
UJI account~ of vod ucttn~ an
btstory Thts 01lso f'i\IISl''> theo­
logian~ to Lth• dnlt· boolo.s of th<'
Btbh lnchadlnr, lhl' PentalliUCh
Inti l>.lllh•l Bt>CJ\IM' llwy be­
ht•vt• 111 a rlost'<l svh•rn of pu1·ely
thp '>UP''' n J 1 u r.ll, tht>ologtans
'Jllot~o~ltzt• tlwm a wa", or· urtet
ml!re ltwuncs us lo huv. tht•St!
accounts must he lalsl', or wnttcn
PUrPiy sumbollr.ully or· '11ot'tlten
IIUOdtt.'fJS ol yt•.II'S Jalt•r lh.1n lht'V
app1•.1 ,.
lod.1y, manv young I)CoJliC arc
looktng ror ,, mtMnllll' to lllc
'I hev rc.tl' Chrtsllunlly ~athcr·due
to llw lustuncal mc•c.msast~nc\' pressl's directly or lndtrr•clly
.my llmftatton, specHtcahon ..... ts
to 11Pl
'l'he Student Employment or­
flee was vtolattnv tht) law by
accepting and hst tng job offer·.s
according to SPX A I most tnva r
iably. JObs were dlvidt>d alonr
traditional sexual roles women
werf> requPsted for secn•h nat
and babysllttng dull\'\ and men
Cor construction, sales, manu­
facturing etc
Job opportunities on the bulle­
lin board by the Post Ofhc" no
longer cont.atn -;ex requirements .
However, thr office conltnucs to
maintain sl'parate rues for men
and women an vtolatlon of the
law.
'l'hls 1s JUSt one example of
tnequahty on the Lewis and Clitrk
campus Obvtously the commit­
tee report whlch claims th .. re ls
no dlsr.tlmlnallon I;> anadequate .
Sarah Morgan .tnd
Burbara LoomiS
column ....
or thP Church, bad pl•rson.ll ex­
periences or a dt>~lre to escape
Judgement. Thus ltii'Y turn to
these other phllosophae:; , whtch
by definition arc neltht~r consis­
tent, hvcable nor f"Jllonal. They
offer no .lbsolutt• truth, but sttnc
all attempts to reach 11. They
answer non,, or the basic ques­
tions or "Who sm I? Is there l1
purpo~e to Ill!!'! Why as the v. orld
the way at as?" .tnd others The
only answers thev offl!r an~ the
ubsurdlty of hte, n luck ul mean­
mglul pur po s ''• '-lht>n.thon ot
peoplt.> .111d desp:ur
On the other h.tnd Chnsltanlty
operal~s on lht b.t<il of an open
svstf'm one tn whtch not ;Ill
ph(lnomena c tn br> t>xpl.ttrled by
r a.tlono.ll sm T h t• supernal Ul'ttl
does e~tst Jnd so do 1de.1s, con­
cepts and ~bSII'Ucltunl) Th~· basts
Cor the lnvestlg.ttlon or truth IS
rl.'cctved from outstt1c the realm
of mhonJltsm Man has u re­
ve~lled moral, t~lhtcnl and phtl­
osophlc.tl baSIS from which to
look .11 empll'lc.tl eVIdence
Wbert~as both the rataonshst and
tlle exastenll:.thst ur e 1rr.1t aonal
and anconststant 111 apph'tnR lhetr
philosophies to ~vl•rvd,t~ lilc,lh('
Chr1shan demonstrates m Ius life
has mtton;lhtv and as consastcnt
and logtcnl tn living hts presup­
positions .
Chrtstlanth' stand'> on nw f're­
supposlhon of a God .,., ho h.1s re­
YeJL{>d part of hams~lf to .II'Phct­
llous cr~ahon . ,\par I from thest•
revelo~tluns UtN'l' •~ no knowh'<lgl'
of him TheM' t.lk\' v.lnt'i.llornll's
such as lht• bt•:lUt)' or natun•. tht•
rl'liabll' fhbliCIII .ICt'OUOlS Of hiS
actions ln hastorv and tits conatng
to man m tho Corm or ,Jesus Chrtst
What as r••al Is stated by God
Man's purpost• on c.trth ts ulso
.stal£"<1 So IS IUS nutun•, hiS dil­
emma nnd th•• tlternallve to re­
solve hts pt t.•c.Ucament
N ,, ,. 1 YH't•k Chr·astntnlt\' 3nt.J •
comp.lr.ltlYc n·h~tons Sexual Information Center
• provides referral service
"The p1nposP. of '.lex education
IS to hl"lp etch Indlvldll.tl undrr
st.md hlml.r\lf a~~o 1 • exu<1t broln•1
In thP total 'NISP Jnd to hl'lp
hlm us~· thl!o knowlt...'flg~ In a
re:.ponslhlt munn~>r II must be
made clrM r that sex ts not some­
thtnij ~~Pl•• do, but thai u ts
60methtng that we arc.
By Katie Btgga
Stall Writer
"Sex lS not a problem to ~·
controlled, but a cre.ltlvc and
c:onstruc:llVI• rorce that we can
learn to use and manage to our
person a I relaUonsbtps wIth
olh~>r• Sl'x education should tn­
cludt' the blologtc.al, ps.rcholo ­
pic.tl ">Oclal1 and moral aspects
Of SP.ll,, becausP human Sl!lUJlll y
and wxual conduct tnvolv«.> the
whole J)f'rson <1Jld hill or her life
st yl{! '
With lhlS statement of purposl',
LC :. Sexual tntormatloll Center
Is now operating five days a w••ek
Basically a referral organitatlon
SIC ofrers students CJid 1n sec­
uring services available tn the
commumty .
Referrals arc made Cor dill-gnosls .tnd tn•.Jtm('nl ol Vl'l\cr:tl
cusr•.iSC, coni racoptlvl!s, .tnd ,,.
hortaons . The conh•r kel•ps a list
ol both ~tgen r.ll•s und prlvaleftoc ­
tor·s tlt.tl wall provide servlcr!S,
nnd tries to prov1df! Cbllcrs with
somP tde.t of ttlc costs tnvolvt>d .
Tht•y also try to provutc cJCh
person wlltt a choice uf pl.1cP.S
to go.
SIC was lnlttalf!d tn Mnrch 19'70
by Dents•• s .. naor, a student and
member of ZPG Ms. Sr.ruor and
Don Ntckt•rson of the Student
D••velopment CPntcr got togeth~r
Yo I I h severn 1 other lntereslt~
J>(>Ople ancJ drew up the bas1r.
Ust or doctors and agc·nc::les .
All doctors to whom thf• c••nter
refers callers arr• checked out
c.1 rerull y bt•for~" thuy arc put on
the list.
Curn•nl SIC director rs F.IIE:n
O'Brtcn, w1th Cu rolyn Robt?rls
a c 11 n g as asst&tnnt dlrr•c:tor
W her~ do SIC st.1 trers com!!
from? A~;cordlng to Ms O'Brten.
"IIII'V tuSI ShO"' up "
All start rnembt•rs :.rc rr~uar(od
rr!nd Sn Is Never Ao Emergency,
and tlw Canadtan Woml.!n's I.ib­
••ration Birth Control Handbook
SIC h..ts a gr<'al de.tl or other
IIICr'dlUre . and 1t IS SUI!ReSted that all the st:.U mcmbors :tl
l••asl tnvesiiK.tll' this.
'Tht•rc IS no torm.tl sr.r••enlng
proC:t!SS for rhoostng ne\1. s1t If
m ~ m be rs. .•ccortflnr, to Ms
O'Bnen ... Basic:ally we ft>el 11
~'Oplc trust themselves floOtJgh
to volunh'er they're not gotn~ to
maJte any ser1ous m1sta1Lcs "
She also rtdd(>d that th{'y can
always use Ot!W staff memb ·rs,
and particularly nN!d p('Oplc for
sprmg t~rm .
SIC gets Its largest numb r of
culls at th~> beJttnnlng or th•!
term Calls taper off ln Uu!
middle of the t~rm, anf1 then
rnc::rease again at lhP end Manv
people call ror tntorrn11tion on
abort tons and Cor b1 rth cont rot
referrals , They rtr no" ulso
rt!cetving ~lls tr()m p®ple who
ar,. not assoc::late-1 ~lth the Cfll­
l~e. due to their llsllng In the
Portland T• .. h•phone dircrtory
SIC IS Op<!O Mond.tys Z • 5
p,m .tn•l 8 -10 p m : Tu~sdays
8 -10 p.m • WednP.sdays !l-noon
and 2 -S p m., Tbursd.t)'S I -
3 p.m.; and Sund tys rrom 8 • 10
p.m It IS located behind the
Student Development Center
(Huddleston 12) 'l'h•• phonP num­
ber IS Z•14-852Z .
Women's lib books offer info
Thl' current controversial "'o-one who h tS never read anvthang name," the pltghtofthe Amencan
men's liberation movement has .tbOul women's lib 1 Simone dr.! housewrfc . Ger·m:une Greer has
rcsulll'd m a large number or Be..tuvotr 's The St'cood Sex, wluchh g1ven us another well written,
works on remtnlsm 'l'hr> follow-ts a ci.ISSIC and thorough dis-humorou s analysis, The Femal
lnK ltst Includes a wade vartcty Eunucb, a "ontrovnrstul .. fi#t-
book h tUSSIOn of lhcsltuatlonofwomeo . " " ~ or s w lt."h would ~ useful seller
.1nd mttoresllnr to one who knows Another cl.lss1c t' 8(1tly F'ril'd-
nothtnr about tht> subject, as well .m ' The Feminine Mystique 'l'wo exr.ellenl lnlhologlPS art-
as thf' mort> knowledgl'able pt•r-•rhiS 15 lht> book lho1l set oH Sisterhood is Powerful, ~lt(ot1
son the currl'nt movPntent, de5crib- bv Robm Morgln, .tnd UpAcatnst
Perhaps the besl bool.; for some- lng "the problem th..tt has no 1 h ~ Wall Mother ... (.''l.itled bv __ _.; ________ ,... _____ ....;. _____ _;....,....;...1 Adam . Jnd Bnscoe an nbsorbtng
convmcmg book that Is as good
as ats name makes H sound Female custodians
face discrimination
To the Edators:
Thl! Prcsadent ·~ report on the
status or women at LP-'415 ..tnd
CIJrk (S.Lld to be mvstcraously
htdden tn Prestdent Ho.,.,ard's
office) m1ght use n fev. tlddi­
ttons For example: Why, 1n the
maantenance department, arcwo­
m('n still maklng approxtm.lt~l)'
'5300 a year l~ss thun men tor the same work?
Thts racl 1.11s exposed a yt!ar
ago and noth1ng has be~n don ..
about It
Women l.1c:ult\' members , sec­
rct.trtel) , and stud••nts can orccr
other e.xomples of lltc .. ·ay.s an
..,.hlch women ~··e trPall.'<i on thts
"happy" campus.
Carolvn Studer H 1st or [ e s o( "'omen 1nclude
Alleen S. Kradtlor's Ideas or the
1 Women's Sutrnce Movement,
Enryooe Was Brave: A History
ot Femintsm In Amertca, by
Wtlham L. O'Netll, and A ceo­
ture orStrunle, hy Elc.1nor f'l~x­
n~r
In add1hon, mllny hcuonal 01 ks
are available . These anclude Tbe
Golden Notebook, by Doris Less­
mg. dcscrabmg the dtlcmmaof n
mdependent ~ (\ m a n ln modern
SOCil'h
Sex discrimination threatens
• federal funding at Columbia
Nev. \'or~. N Y (CPS)--The U S
government has lhrcatt.:'nl!'d to
suspend all federal coni racts wllh
Columban Unrversth' unless Col­
umbtu can prepare n program to
end Sl'l discrrminalton 1n unt­
verstl)' htrtng, prornotton, and
salarv stand:mts T~o plans al­
rc.ld)' submlltl'd by the una vet s1t ~
adm1rust rJhon have been reJect­
ed J' an.1dPquate bv the U S De­
JMrlmPot of Health, Educallon
.\nd Wt•lfore (liEWl
ThP th r·e,lt to cut C'olumbtu orr
(I'Otll lt.odeml contr.1cts w.ts lUI·
IIOIIIICl'<i last Nov.•mber roll014111R
sn 111-:W tnvcshgahon l bat c.x­
posed ttlscrtmtnatton ug 1ittst wo­
men at tht· untverstt)' Stncl' then
abOut $688,000 an funds have bct'n
dt•ln\cd Columbl,l stands to lose
Uf' to $'10 rnalltoll m ft>dt'l I funds
thts Year.
MUon sgatnst JOb dis~nmtn­
:allon at tht• umvea'Stl) ' v.'ll ... first
lok~n 1n 1970 "hen Colurnbaa Women's Liberation, .. orkmg
wath the Women's Equan l,eaguc
(WEAL), submitted a report to
111-'W on research thlll reveal(>(!
wtdcspr<'3d lncqulltes tn leach­
Ill&, a<Jmln1strat1ve. nnd support­
Ing start· posttlons Columh1a \\o­
men's LUwrution imtaah.'ti a cam­
pus group In the f II ol 1971,
the Women's Alltrrnallvc Acllon
Co.•lttron (WAAC), lo pressure
the llUIIllniSin\hQn to SUbltllt ll
cumru eh~nstve p 1.• n of acuon
v.·rlth'll b)' ("'olumbla women.
Worn('u n•presl•nttnc the f11cult v
.tdmnustr'tltton, alld supporting
.111d cuslodaal st tff have attcn<ied
mass me•'llngs <.llllhe campus and
end01scd 111 fflrmlllt\'e actaon
plan that ~ttl be sutunltted to
111-:w Y.AAC hopes to conunce
HEW to accept th1•tr plan as lhc
UlllVCJSity hilS .sO fat I (le-d to
outhnt> an~ mof'(' chaugc at 1s
Pf'(ll red to mnkl' 111 response to the HE\\ SUit
WAAC voted Jan IZ to support
30 c:ustodt I starr .,.omen (class­
lfted s "mlltds") y,;ho have b~n
gwen noucc that their jobs "ill
termtnate an 16 d3ys Unlv~:rs1ty
spokesmen clalm the wom n, the
ma,orrty of whom are hl3ck nd
Lat1no, arP. b"'lllg fired be<'...ause
of budg .. tar cutbacks, although
m or'' J!lmlors w ~ r· e rcc ntl)
bl r~ JJmtor·s and m a 1 d s Jler­
lrt:tm b. saaHy the same dulles,
but the maud nrc pahl Sl8
v.ook less
Stncc Januar • 1970, mor than
350 co 11 c & e s and uruvci'StUes
bllVe ~~~ hargt.>d With lJISCrlffi­
IIUlliOII against "-"'men an uola­
uon ol 1965 fed rat c.xecuhve
on:tcr p1 oh1bil1ng SCJ and race
thscl'tnttnallon by fedenal con­
tractors About 40 schools lll\e
rl'portedly had contracts deliayl'd
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« • • • * * • • • * * • * * * This is John Maclntvr• ··
Mclntlro -Mcintyre. You v
soon John before He lllpp•lill
you olf jn tho poges of the
throo weoks ago John h
Progrom Otroctor at KLC
Remember KlC? You don'l1
Oh Anyway John IS soro a1
tho log becou~o we nove•
spell hts nome rtght. One ol
tho 1 hroo •pelllngs above IJ
correct but wo can 1 romem·
bor WhiC'h one We never soe
anybody s namo rtght. Thal'l
so ovorybody has a chance
bitch about tho log Bitch
Bile h Bitch Bitching Is •
groat pastumo at LC
Everybody bltchos all the tlmt
Then ,omobody gots really
crettttve ond bllchos about
how everybody bitches all tht
limo Goo tsn't thts a grell
place to go to school?
• • * • • • * * • • • • • • • • • Fl'hrunrY 17. I H71
rol
No I tc1ocl 11 In I of
t"'lrtn{)n h.111g1ng
htlf!ly" TIII'V. f I'
vcsll~·•llru: t t•JlOI
lt'OI JH'I' IO~ Will
men IS
By Jod~
Stall ~
Tlu• 1 ••pa 11 '"""
ten stun rho 11~ ••s
toni' lt•lt•Jthnrrcs ~~
£·nrc rnosl stud
ncv. phllllC ~VSit•IJ
D II l'i II r. v.lrlh
school's .• nllqu.tl
'US fl'l'lllCO d \1. U
aotl 770 roquiJllll
s~~o ltcltho.H'd elf I<:
solt• ts .1 pushhuU
slrntll.tr' to .1 typ
rhc nc" syst!
calls .tlltomlll tea
the rollt'~•· OJil'r
.t cnlh•t dli'L'Ctl~
l.tnet ot rll rt!cli
"Although lhr o;l
hav1• to hund uf
dlr~rtory .ts• tsl
must IJ~ comlt'c
c 0 II !.' g l' Oi'l'l ··'~
B.u bar ,1 Brei z. ~
t'n'tsor. 1
With the nt•\lo s
addlllon.tl ta·unl\
up to 200 cnlls
~tlss B l't•l1.. An
calls go through
houri~· , with l111•
OCCUII'lllg hi! I Wt•i
"[)urlnJ! n~gt sl
RING ... RING ..
phone ayate
the operator
by Doug Fow
l!le • • • • MC • • • • . "' • • • • STA • EOU
• (i)e • II Jill V 17, 1!17 I •
• oog1e
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fr( , (\.
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-
hn Macintyre·
ntyre You vt
~fore Ho lllp
pages of tho
ago Joho 11
rector at KLC
LC? You don I l John •s aoro
ause we nover
~e nght One ot
~llings above ''
'Ne can 1 romem·
~ We nevor speft
mo right That s
has a chance to
the Log. Bllch
Bitching Is 1
limo at LC
hos all the tim•
y gots roallr
bltchos about
bitches all tht
n 1 this a grell
school? • frhrlllt r\' 17, Pl72
rou es eset new one system
~tlllrtJd n lot of Ma HPII's re­
p.III'IO«'Il IMn~llllt u round campus
tat~>IY' 'l'lwv'r •• not n•alh' lll·
v••HIU!·•Iln~.t l'l'llOI ts of :;tut1£>nls
'''"' p e 1 111 c wtlh ttwu lnsll·u­
m••nts
By Jody Rutz
Staff Wrllor
ar• r ep.tll nll'n, .. tlung v. 11 h ••x­
tension r.h.HII:I!:> und "''"' tour'h·
Ifill(' lelt•JihOilt:S .llt1lht' OlllV t'VId·
t•nc e most :.tmJcnls bl't' of lht•
nt>v. phone sy.:;IPJII
Out' In g v.lnlt•t· h 1 e .d:, l111•
school's IIIII IClll.tlti(J POX boa I'd
"'"s n•JII.acr•f! v. llh ,, 2-B r·onsole
untl 770 "'tUIJlnWnt to mcrcJse
s .... llchlKJJI'd elhctenr.y The con­
sole as ,, pushbutton ron I 1 ol ho.trd
simtll.tr' to ,, I vpcv. ntet
The new svshHn dlsconnccls
C,JllS .llltOIIIJ IIC:.lllY :md ton.tbles
llw collt>~:•• opt•r·atoa to connt•ct
.1 c.dli.'l dln•ctly with long dl~­
tunce or din•<' 101 v .tssl:.lanc(•
•• t\lthotwh the• ~tudt •nt~ no longea·
h.1ve tu hon1l up "'hUe WI' thai
dirN~Iorv ussl~tancl', llll'y still
IIIIlS I lw connect eel through the
coll~~rt· opPI..tlor,'' stressed
B.u·ba 1.1 Bn•l7., sv.ll chbo,trd sup­
l'rv I SOl'
With the nt!'* sy.:;tl•m came two
add1trun.t1 I runk llnl•S "Wt• get
UJI to ZOO calls ~n hour," sa td
MISS Brei I.. An .1 vcr·ag•• of 120
calls go through thP sv. llchboard
houal)'t w1th the ht.MVtest calling
occut nng lwtvoct•n 3 .and 5 p m.
"Dunne n•r.isltatlon , or v.hcn
• lhN't1 tli'IJ ,1 lot of ,ICtlVitles (Ill
c.unpus, "'c gel n•.,lly sw.tmJH>cl,"
,uhlt!tl MISS l31'i.'!l1
Mtss Hrl'l7 SIIJlOI'VIscs tz stu·
tlf'l\l OllCI".IIOrS 'fht• COOfiOI~ l~IR
only .t~CUiliO< I:tll• 0111} OJll'l\thll
at a llrnr., no m.lltt)l hov. hi',tvy
the call
Miss HI'Hit. tndiCHI•>cl lh.ll .10
atlthlwnal s"' llt'hll(ltllll It; 1101 tua­
ltctpal•!tl In till' IIP.H'IUIUI 1• ''HI'•
lore we gi'l :Jnolht!l' S'A llchho.ll'il,
slnrtrmts v.tll IH•Insltlllllll rutv.tW
phom•s," Sh(' Jtl't~hclt•d
Some probl •ms 1 •·mn1n to 11 ..
~ o I v c d Hell l•·lephone em·
pltl\'CI'S a f'(l 011 C."llllJIIIS noting
unci ri'JIOI ling any equtpml'llllnll ­
ur••S.
Dur1ng lht• first '*Ct•ks of opi'r·
alton, equlpllll.'ll l tnthJrflS we• c
r .. sponstblt' 101 ,tllov.tng en llm·s
bn•.lk l1l on oth••r convN·sations
to1' rhsconnccllng some rills: ror
not tndl<:.tllng ln coming c.alls
to llll' c:tmpus OJJQI ~lo1 on lh1•
con soh.:, Cor night hut f,nlut·es
.uul othl'l dlsr.out.tltlll$' .\llfl In·
conventl'nl occm1•nct•s
'One ltme I stwnt two houl's
t rylnp. to Itt• I un outside ltm•;
1 coultln 'I r.ven gel ,, dl.tl tone.
Tht>n were just a bunch of pt•oph1
on till' hnc saytn~. 'I c.tn't gl'l
an outside ltnc', so w•• h.td a
ntcc little conv~I'S.IIion, " said
Kalte Btggs.
The l~ngtt.~gl' lab lwJ probtr•rns
gctt1ng an outsatJe lint•. "lnv •• r­
t.tblv, we wouhJ be connect~! v.lth
D••an ll<lV.lt'v's office "
"At 11rst, llungs v.erc JH'f!IIV
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RING .RING .RING ... rlng ... rlng .... rlng •.. ring .... r ng. The
Phone tyttem works well, but It sometimes takes a whllo to get
tho operator who now hes a new switchboard to work with. Photo
by Doug Fowler.
~················ ~ • PREPARATION FOR APRIL e
: MCAT OAT LSAT:
• GRE ATGSB •
• BEGIN<) MARCH 4 •
• • Prtp,ilr .. IIM 101' lett~ rl!'qlllrtO lOt 1dm1Uion 10 •
• p0\1 Ql .. dlllll \ll\001• •
• $•• "'UIOf\ o.ourMt tmell•r orovP'
• • Unllmlltd IIPf lt11110nt IO< rovi!'W •
• Cou••• m~l•rtal con\tanu.- ull4effCI
• e tiOml \IUCIY motltrltl P"'CN'I~d byo ... pltf'l' In UCI> llthl •
• STANLEY H KAPLAN •
• EDUCATIONAL CENTER Slnc•19J8 •
• In Portland Area (503)244·1329 •
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·HELLO? HELLO? HELLO O? Aw this louay ....... + phone system! employees
have spont wooka trying to untangle the problema in the newly Installed campus phone system. The
central operating equipment Is located In Room 15 In the basement at Pamplin Palaeo. Como on
down and talk to your friendly local repairman , there's always one working on the •tufl. Photo by
Doug Fowlor
bad \li( Wl't~ h11v1np .111 kindS
ol problQms, bulllunrs trcstarl­
lng to balanr.<• out nov. .tnd mo~t
prohl~ms should bl• •·limtn.atr"J
soon," assurPd M1ss Rrctz.
Students c.m antac1pat~ morP
extenslon changes "One of tht>
m.tan prohlems IS th.11 the CflUIJi·
mcnt Is not able to handle .til
lhl! calls that mtgltt be going Into
Credit calls
Allanl.t, Gt:<>rgiB (CPS) -· A·
m e r 1 c a • s telephone compames
pl.tgued by the tncre:u>e tn phone)"
credit ca ll.s have Ia ken the n.•­
courst• or g1vmg out new cn~ll
c;~rd numbNS evPry yf!.U'.
In 19'72, for ~xample, the credll
r.trd number constsls ofl~;>n dig tiS
und a lett~r. as lollov.s: XXX­
XXX YYY A XXX XXXX stam.ls
for a tel~phon •' number Y YY IS
an .tcr.ountLng cod.-whtch depends
on when• the telephone numLI!r
ts loc.tl<'d, for example, 035 is
Atlantu, IG7 Ber'kelev-OJ!I.land,
158 Is San rranc1sco, 159 ts
Havvoard, Cah!orntt.l, 182 IS l.os
Angeles, 03Z ls W.tshtngton. DC,
105 Is Nev. MeXICO, and on,
O? 1 ant! 021 .1re Nev. York The
A stands for a validating code
which matches the fourth d1gll
ot the phone number: l·Z, 2-J
·1-S, 5-D, ii-H, '1·U, 8-M, 9-A.
0-X .
Thus the cred1t card number ror
the Atl..1ntn pollee dt•partment,
whose phone is 659 1313, would
bt• 659 1313 03!i7: Similarly the
CP~II cart! numbt•r lor the At­
lanta ( hamb~r of C ommt•t<'l'
wbost> phont.• .~ 'l:!l-0815 would
be 'lZl 0845 035X
Tht> phone comp.1ny as uv.are
lhllt somellmes ttus tnfornmllon
(OMEC'Y FESTIVI\l
All SEATS 'I. SO
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J•JIU• 'lhiiUl ... Slltltl
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plus "CAPTAIN VIDEO''
Chapter 3
-- S.&l $UN WON IU(
rtt '' n 11nr W1lett s
"SOME LIKE IT HOT"
Uf
"IRMA LA DOUCE"
plus "CAPT liN VIDEO''
Chapter 4 •
The 5th Avenue Cinema
It not a
Tom Moyer Theatre Olll' office.'' !Wd Miss Brt!l.t.
Som~ new extensiOns m.1y b~
.ldth'(l to ofll<'f!S ~~o llh llf',l vy ca 11-
lflg
Bell Tf.!lephone had considered
t.Jktng out the ncv. phone system
,tnd rl'piBClllg lt b 'C3USl! O[ lht.:
many p•·oblt!ms thnl were en­
counterett But n··~ equipment
was adtlod and a complete n~'A system won't b" necessary
The nc~~o switchroom, " h t c h
houli~:~s the equltHnent, is 1n the
b:ls~mcnt of P3mphn. Carculls
are transistorized ,llld cover one
wnll.
"Wtth the ne~ (>qulpml..'nt, there
nrP grent exJJJnsfon cup:ah1htles,
expansion was out or trw quesuon
wtlh the old equipment," expl tn·
ed a Bell represent tfvc
• phone company patn
ralls 1nto the hands of people
unaulhortr.•!(J to m.tl;c credtl canJ
calls Therefor", th~' hJVt! a
SPPCtnl Krcdll Karp Kop i\orps
c tllt!d CTI to tr u:k down phonv
calls These folks have llttlc
trouble catchlnR pi•ople who. call
lr'Om n homt! phont•, cnll person
to person: r,1vc ,1 ..,. rong s~tuence
of numbers: use thl' same num·
ber ovrr. .tml ovt•r, are rutted
on by tht' pt!Oplc the}' cllllt.'d: or
who do not act like n proJWr
plg hUSIIlCSSiniiO, ~ 0 m B II when
. ., talking to the operator • •
Thus vour mvcstor·owucd tele­
phone companies combat crime
and brtnP. tmprov~ telepbOnc
to the consumers or Amertca
--thau to the pcople'sopero tors
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readers agelntt uelng this In·
formation for the purpose of
defrauding the phone company
on crecht card calls.
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Fix seeks funds to install
rubberized-asphalt track
HEAD TRACK coach Eldon Fla stands on the soggy north end of
th4t track. The track has been troubled by eroston and shtftlng
ground underneath stnce 1954 Photo by Doug Fowler
Class sponsors
coed water polo
There's faMlly a sport ror lh~
h.•malc students on campus. Th1.•
men hJ,·e long had intramural
sports but th\' women nev\?r b.sVl'
bad any.
Next we-el on Wednesday and unch,t ngl'<i by lht• tournament.
Thl' co-ed c tass has been
learning the rundamentals and
flt«;tory or water polo. Thl'V hope
to eslabllsh the game at LC in
recreational swammmg, 1r not
mtcn•st In lntercollegtale plav. AI tht• JOint Phvsk,ll Pl.\01 and
Ot>vt•lopment Counc tl nwt'llng
1.1st Novl'l111'cr , Dr Eldon ~'I).
outllnl>d his proposal for .l ru·~
:\11-u•athl•r track .tnd wn:> g1ven
Pl'TIIIlsslon to proct'(lc on ,, pro­
ject to ntist• fund!: (or II.
By Jim Titus
Stoff Wrilor
In ordu h r.ttSl' lht• m•ct!.ss,try
S251000 F1x ho1>Cd to rclv on
alumni who had parttCIJlQh'(l 111
tr:ack .1nd ht'ld From npproxt­
mnteh· 200 gr.tdu:\lt•s he hopl'll to
obtatn ~75 plt.>dgcs over n Un .-.~­
year pt•rtud, thus vil'ldtng ,,bout
$15,000.
The rematmng •to,ooo v.ould
lX! ratsed through per.sonJI con­
tacts .1nd loc.•l supportt'rs. No
mouev v.tll come dtr~ctly from
collegl' funds
WMn askt>d about proper· liM'S
of such money, Fix died Gns­
~old Stadium as an example. He
said Grant Grtswold donntl'U
monev for a nev. stadium. H
cagers h~ had wnnh•tl to gavr. money ror
.a m•v. library, be would hil vc.
If n pt r.son w .mt s I o g 1 ve money
for a cl•rtoln Jlurpo!if', vou would
be stupid not to ullll7.~ H," he
SJtd emph.lslZ.lrij!" the tact thut
so1n~tlmes donors w1sh 10 gtve
monev tor non-academic purpos-
cs.
Thl• tr.1ck h.lS a long htstot y
of probl~ms . In the fall of
195·1. after a period of lengthy
rainfall, ·' sa~ appearl>d in th~
northeast corner of the tmck,
near the sernce toJ.d i\pparcn-
11)', the cJrth had sunk fl'Om poor
dratn.tgt>
A bUIRC appeared at lhl' fOOl
of the htll next to the baseb.tll
held. To repa.1r the v.eak lull­
stde, a series or pllUl~S wt•rl'
cnsscrossed tnto a trench nnd
b.lck-hlled with gravel to gsvc
support.
Ora in:ttte however, r\!maws
the big problem with lhe north­
east corner of the held. Ap·
parently when the rrost melts,
trounce ga·avt•l and motslun• nsl! to lh~
surfat:P, mnldnr the v.hole cor­
n\•r mush~ .tnrt full ol gravel
AI present. whl•never II ~uns ' 1 hl' t r.1ck ts tuo wet to run Ob
until the nt•d duy Fix IIOIIlled
out !hot with lntt•rl'st 1n jog­
gin~: on the lncr\'.tse one ;uiVlln·
t:tg' nt an .til-weather had
would be lhc chancl• to use the
trnd. ln spth• of wt-athl'r con.
dtttons Another advan t.t~t! , lfl
Or F'il' s vlt'"', v. ould be to lu"'
th(' St.ttl' Tr.tck Met•t to l.C l?Vl'I'J
yL•ar
Flx .uimtls lttal the cheape t
~·a v to n•medv lhl' problem"' ould
he lo dag up nnd reUU the nortb­
c.lst corner of the held.
Arter extensave researcb
ho~evcr , hl• decided upon a rub­
bertz.ed asphalt tr·ack. A Tarua
surface would cost $100 000
Other possible surf;ttes do not
seem to match the qualities and
low cost of aspbnll
Thursday evenu~s. tbe l.C oo­
ed •-ater polo class IS spon­
sormg 11 co-ed uter polo tour­
nament. Tbe t~:ams consast or
thre women and four men plus
substitutes Th~ co-ed innertub~ progr.tm
has bet.>n succ~ssful at other
schools. At Utt> Umverstty of
Cahfornta at Davts, the program
no"· fwlds close to 65 teams,
up from four their first ye..r. PLU
LC in revenge game If the new surface IS utstalled,
.1 bast of rock and usphalt siJ
ancht>S thtck will be hud over
the old track Tht> cos I II ,000
Thl'n a rubbera~ed asphall sur­
face wtll be applied over the
rock-aspltall base. The cost
~ 10,000. Approxunately $4000
v.tll be spent on pn•-constructloo
survl•ys and on railings Thl'
work wtll be done by J K Klaus,
an experienced flrm in the field The tounwneot games til
be played ln annertubes t.htch
a.Uo .. s tbe fun and excuement
of real 11<"ater polo v.atbout tht>
risk of sertous tn)urv.
Everyone at LC ts ehglble
to play an tbe tournament. Tbe
tournament is not conn~ted v.ath
tbe intramural program set up
for men and potnt totals tor an
tramural standa~s v.tll remaln U you are mterested 10 start­
Ing or bt>mg on a team, see Ted
Boyett in P.amplln Room 115
for nn entry blank and more an­
formation .
Thl' flll.ll day to held a team
and stgn up ts Monday. All team
entnes must be tn by noon Form
a team soon and stgn up for a
tournament of tun and cba.Jlenge
A skeptical story LC's basketball conference
ttlle hopes look a sharp turn for
tbe v.orse last v.ee~end
The team went up to Tacoma
to play Pactftc Lutheran , whom
the Pioneers burled tn Pamplin
105-75 tn their first meeting.
PLU dldn t forgive or forget and
promptly returned the favor Tbe
final score was I 00-'78
Security collars suspect The loss could pul a serious
dent 10 the htle drive lor LC
They wer(:' 10 first place be­
fore going to Tacoma By tbe
ttme thev len. WiUamett e had
creeped Into the top spot The
difference ts a matter or per­
centage pomls The Bearcats are
9-1 for a 900 average LC IS
10-2 ror an 833 percentage . A State 8oaTd of I nquir
dct~rmtned toda\ that tht· •
recent dealh of a sufipcct.t:-d
rapiSt and killer at Grab4 "'
Collt1;e v.:as indt-t>d acctdt·ntstl .
Thto chatrman of lhe group
tat.ed Lh.at no arr~ts will be
mad.
By Bnact HadltJ
Guest Shptu
The Saturda) death of B•·nny
Rodrtguet. 17. n student ot
GrnbaAS. was the culmination of
a four monlh ton~ r~•Rn of
t~rror at coll~t'-; and univer·
ltles throughout tht: t.aw.
According to ~ ll n(!S!Ies,
Rodogu(.'l and o young woman,
laU!r identifil!d as ht si t.er • parked their car in front of Hatl
Mary Hall, a womt-n' dor·
mlton• aL Graba . Wht•n
Rodrtg\Jl'l reach~:d toword tht!
cnr door, a tudent ~ecurity
Squad member ovt.•rheard tht'
woman 84}', "Later, Bt"nnv."
ummomng tud from other
tudents;. u wdl as tht.• campu
a--urny force, city poltce, tate
pohc~. and Nauonul Guard,
who werr m tht: arY-IJ for prott: •
tnlt! pu~. Rodrilflle7 Willi
pulled from hts car and Lftken tn
tt nt'nrby frt•t•way o':erpa s.
A ltd routine questioning, of·
hct!r dl'termtned thut th••
l!U pcet Wftll Utuilable and IDIRht
ntuu:k th .. ~mull KfOUp pr~ ,;nt,
timaLed to ~ :JOO pcntuns.
-f'••nrtng for the ~afHy of tht•
Jtnhltc, offi• ia 16 dropJH'd
RodrtRUr ~z frnm tht· oHrpa
und onto tht• frt'.t!W8)' tiS fc~t
he low
1-'our months ago o ..,,, of
1\HAclu! on slUdenlll "' l.lltf•
.,.. ..chool10 led to a tiahtentng of all
M:C:lJrll) pre<:~tution11 In .. Dt h 10· cid~nt, thl' o-ceoalant was
d~crabl>d ~ang 5'7" tall.
C'8ucn ann, blond and about 25
or 30 year: of uRP.
Tht.• "'taw Board of Inquiry
definitely and emphatically
verifiL-d thnt Rodriguez ~a. np­
proaimat.ely 5'i"'.
Also. tht? Board dtsclO!'ed,
RodrigU¥.l dad not amme<Jiatelv
produce ht 11tudent iden··
tihcntion und ht' r~sasted
challenges to ht purpoo;e for
beinR ut Graba -W•tnt:.ssc.­
rtporwd thut Rodragut.>t ~vaded
lhe ~:hnllengt! , uym~ . '1 dunno
mon; ~ tw' re vou here?" •
Jock
Tbe state of Washangton didn t
lavor LC at all last week. The
basketball team blew its title­
contending record and the bowl­
JOg team slashed Its way around
lbe alleys at Seattle The bowlen
weot to an lnvltatJonal and came
back WIShing lbey hadn't f:Otlen
the 1nvtl.stlon.
Meanwhile tht> 'B' soccer team
ran ~ground us they hosted and
lost to th~ Tbunderbtrds, 4-l
The 'A' team was ocr for the
wel'kl'nd
Comlhr up on the LC sports
.scht-duh: b a bowlinr match a­
gainst Willam~tte tO«by ;tt 3:30.
The match wtll be at Barbur
Bowl. If you want to Sf't-the The other loss for LC came
agamst Wlllamette three weeks
ago The last game In LC's con­
ference schedule as agatnst wm­
amette at Salem. Don't tell any­
body but the game could be Im­
portant In tact II m1ght just de
cade who holds tbe IItle lor the
.year
The battles takes place Sat­
urday The team could use some
fan support f'tnd a ride to Sal­
em and see what may be the most
important and exciting game o!
lbe basketball season
Al Tacoma, Doug Skllle turn-
shorts
bowltog team wln, come today.
WHl.amette Is 10 Last place
The bag sw1m meet of the
year ts runntnr today through
Saturday . Tbe NAlA distracts a.nd
NCW UUe competltton are being
beld In the Pamplin swim pool.
The ·A' soccer tt'am hosts
WUlamette . The Rame could be
close, as WU re<:t>otly beat Ore­
gon 4-1 and the LC £qund tied
Oregon Z-2 earlier In th1: term
The wrestling tt>am tr.wels
to WhUworth for an all·day con
terence meet Saturday
The blv game of the W('elt,
bowevl'r, Is at Sa ll\m, whL•re ttw
baskt'tb.tll team takl~s on first
place Willamcttc .
THE FIRESTONE INN
It's all new-Management -Decoration
Pool-Food -Try it now You' II like it!
10299 S.W. Pacific Hwv Portland 246-9094 ed in another hagh pomt per­
formance wtth 24 polnts but ~as
outdone by Ak.e Palm, center of
tbe-Lutes. who rifled 10 31 potnts.
Donn Pollard a.Jso had 18 pomts
ln support that wasn't enough to
overcome the sboohng or PLU
PLU h1t at a blatlng 63 per cent
from the floor After the first mailing to alum­
ni, very few comm1tment s we~
returned At present. F 1x has
accumulated a total of $4000
The real work of fundmg hot.·
ev~r won't begin unhl this
sprang f'i1 readtly admats llul
he has a long way to go on fund·
ratslng.
Personal defense class
guards • against service
Tbe sky 1s braght orange the
air is comfortably cool and no
one is wtthan mtles as you -y.alk
along the beach v. ith your date
1n the twlUght The perfect tune!
You lusUully try to pull herdown
onto tbe sand when she suddenly
Jerks you_r arm and It s you who
1s on bts back. whtle she's 50
yards down the beach and still
runnmg What happened.,
What happened was something
tbat may become even more of
n threat to male cbauvinasts tban
women's Ub· personal defense
training for women
At LC, personal defense ts
taur.ht to a class o! 20 females
by MISS Mary Lou Hunter The
purpose or tbe course as to better
prepare women to handle sltua
lions tn wh1cb the cblps arttdown
so to speak Tbe women are
taught several hold releases from
all directions, a judo filp, and
a fe-y. aggress1ve "when-all­
else-fatls" methods guaranteed
to lake the Jerk out of any JOCk.
ATLAS
Free
Pirl<-up &
Delivery EL Phystcal defense measures ar'f
to be used only as last resorts
Unless the condthons requtrt
tmmedJale action, the womenan
told to talk to the world-be mu~·
ger and try to reason btm o~
of his lntenltons . If the att~ICkE!r '
refuses to be reasonable (as
attackers are tncllned to bt)
then phystcal taches are applied
Personal defense Cor women b
a very practical course SU\tt
It not only tncludes how to get
out of trouble but how to avoad
lt Practice Is stressed so that
the correct reacttons become
automahc. lessening the chances
of panac taking over
The LC women seem to enjoJ
this class and feel that at m&J
be useful "some day " One stu·
dent remarked that although sht
hasn't learned the releases well
enough yet. they should be fanl!
automatic by the end of the sem·
estf'r She as glad she· s taklo&
lhas course because she is mueb
more cauttous now
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final plans for Sa
upected to draw
ntern(
icks
A treJ.t ror the IJ,
chanre or pace at
L.C students whel1
·lnlt>rna tonal Party II
p.m. Saturday night
The aUaaropens wt
entl'li.tin ment pul
fore1gn students ln P
At 10 p m a rt
111es begtns tn Temp14
A SOFA -sponsore~
cet under way m su
pronded by · 'Hoochl
l A -based rock ba
Trail Room thl• waQ
c~tnt can find rolk daq
foreign films an 1
mbers. Exohc
countries
by foreign s
r host famthes ~~
relurnc~ts . All Is fr~
rchest
erforn
edne~
\fusac tn b.1roqu~
PJtary .st vles v.ill
I by the I
I chambt>r ore
· ugosla vt" ('lfl Wed
I
Thl' 13-membPr
m an the Ctu
8 p m Th~ co
llllllrth otfenn~ of
tur~ll Arts sertes
Baroque \\Ol'ks b
lnl will bl' fl.'.
first hul ( of tht'
second hu It ol
" ~roup ,.Ill pht )'
Com E>tt 1110 Cor
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hand -Jl~C' kt..•cl
hnt•st tn y, .. ,.l\c:l
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