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March 2, 1972 Volume 30, Number 17

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1972-03-02

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AN UNKNOWN ASSAILANT broke into Stewart Holl last week giving many coeds a case ol jitters
One girl s room, shown here, was torn apart and alaahed with a knife Elsewhere In the dorm, phone
'"" were cut and locka Jammed. Photo by Doug Fowler.
'Bannon proposal extends
ester·n
Tht• faculty last Wednesday ap­
~Ylod the O'Bnnnon proposo1l,"
utendlll' the WestPrn Cmltza­
uon program for .tnother year. Civ program
The vote cllm:ued months or
tndeclsaon and debate ovt•r the
fate of the provram. com~ to u decisaon on the late
of the program beyond the 197l­
'13 year by thl.' end or th.ls year. Plebians
• review
March 2, Hl72 p.7
Stewart residents
Vnnclals broke Into and ran·
sach>d the RA 's a~~artm ·nt at
Sh•Witrt 111111 ~o·"b Zl. cutting
leleJlllone 90 trcs and slashmg
bed covers
This damage was the most
serious in ·' ser1es ol 111eartents
rcporh.'t.l last WI.'Ck rrom Ste,.,art
Hull
AcconJtng to SPcurlly Dante­
lor Charles Plckdt, there have
be n rt•ports from Stewart Hall
n·sld••nts about locks Jllmme<J
with p.1pcr or matchsticks
Thl• rt rst of tht•se occurrl>d
Feb 15, wht•n a Stev.11rt Hall
rest•lent left her room for an
hour and rcturn•!d to find her lock
... ·as Jammed. Five other Jamm­
ed locks were reponed
Another Clrl's k~)' \lollS stolen
when she left at ln the lock
She spent the n1ght in a frtend's
room until the lock was Ch3nt!­
ed.
Ten dollars was stolen ben
.. g1rl left her room for 3 mo­
ment. Shl' cl.llmt.od that her door
hld bi•en locked al llll other
umes,
Apparently. lb(.• vandals had
galnlod possessiOn of a kev tor
the RA 's apartment . Sh(• ciJum­
ed that both doors were loekt.>d
when she left at 12:30 p.m.
Wht.:'n she return1!d at 4:00,
she lound ber llvlng room was
ransacked, her ••atch and glass-es knocked from lite dress•·r ln
Ute bt-droom. the msru · t{'le­
ptton wires cut and Uae ~11
phone mlssH'lg , her plllo and
her pillow otnd bcd5pread slit
wtlh ttat •• ppeared to IIJVf: been
tmU••, boO~s and papnrs sc.1U­
ered, and a "'asteooskel tipped
ov~r
.. itae.se lnc.lrlfJnts are umJcr an­
vesllgahon by the pollee dt:part­
ment and campus sccurlty, •• suld
Plck .. ll
A 2·1-hour securtly lch bas
been stationed at Stc rt tlull,
and security operatiOns tll b
matntalncd at this level for n
tnddlrutc peraod of lime
"Our intent is not to lncon­
ventencc or h!lr1"3ss an yon "• but
some inconvenience is 1 n c v It­
able." sal d Associate Dean or
Studt'!nts Tom Hedtn
MThts is serious matter,
but th~re as no need ror ~nsc
or serious alarm. I su~esl
senst! or )udlC:IOUS purunola ts
in order, • he explatned
"But wh!ll it bOils dowo lu,"
lw went on, "ls a need for ln­
dtvidual self-protec:tlon ."
Hl!dtn expects the vaodals ·Ill
be discovered, he .satd. "ThiS
instatutJoo h:Js provtd~ securi­
ty prolectuln elflc.ient to me t
the needs of the campus com­
munity," h~ explllm•~
Student
Soloists
perform The hnnl vot(' came alter u
brtef debate on the merits of
the course. durl~ whtch one
faculty member asluod, "Wh.1t do
the students thank of the pro­
jZram., .. Approval came by votcl'
vote so there was no .lCCUr.ltc
record of bow many faculty mem
bel s voted for or agatost c. on
ltnuahon Off-campus programs offer
Th{• Lew1s and Clark Collefre
Communlty Symphony w11l pre~
sent its s~cond annual All Solo­
Ists w II h Orchesl ra Concert.
Tbursdoy, March 9, at 8 p m
Paul Bcllnm wtll conduct
The ftv~.> l..C students who --.•ttl
t~-.1r as soloists were chosen
by a pant•l of music: lt.>achet s ln
a competition held I as t Novl'tn
ber, us wen 1 he rnustcu 1 s~lec­
lloos
I. Overturt> to ''Rteur.t"
Wagm•r; 2 Concerto Bocchertni;
lCarla Eschrlght, Fhtttsl) 3. "Lu
Bohl•rne" Ftrult• of Art I, Pucctnl,
(Pameln Smith as Mtml -John
Gilbertson .ts RudoUo) ·1. lntrod
action and Alll>gro, Ravl'l; (Chl'rl
Hoag, llnt'pLsl) 5, Po~me.
Chausson (M.trt~l Densen, VIol
Utlsl) 6. C.oncerto In f, Carsh.wln,
(N:an Now••h, Ptuntsn
• • I wo of I hl• sololsl s ha Vl' rt>ct•n
Illy f'l'('l>iVl'd n•cognttiOil ror their
lalt:-nt· Pumt•lu smith won the
loca I Ml•tropolUun Opt•r.tau dtl
Ions whtll' Nnn No-..eh was ac
tl•pttod lor study v.lth Nudla Bout
angt•r HI Parts
The So I o 1 s ts wHit Orchestra
Cone ell, which lakl'S the phtceol
th .. usual wlntor roncert, wall bl'
Ph!scntcd 1n ~o:v.tns Auclttorium,
and lS fh't' of chiUlJl' The maJor part of the meeting
""as devotl'd to debate over an
amendment proposed by llr.
Bruce Rlce or th~ history de­
par l men t to .tbandon lh\' re­
qUlrcment next year R1c~ s (lro
posal would have left students
the ophon or takang the course
but would not have required 11
Cor graduation .
ln 10troduci~ hts rPsolutton
Ric~ noted that theprot;rarn doPs
not otrer students a cohl't'••nt
educahonal expent>nct• , "We re­
qutre freshman to take a course
that we cannot descrthl' .tnd ·~•c
can't even tell thl•nt "'hy they
should take at,· h' conttnucd .
Oe.m or Faculty John Arown
arvul'd th;1l the pr o.-:rum tud
neve•· hel•n dl•stgnl'd to ofh•r
a single coherent vie" or ctv­
ahz.ahon, but lo provtdt• 1 mult­
I dtsctphne approach . He tlso
notl'd that lhc cout"se could bf•
duscrttx.od whl•n IIlii vhJual t1.1 s~
es are dl''JltOtl>d b'' lht• tucult)
member<. Ntcl' s am~ndnlcnt Yl•rv nt•a rlv
currtt'd m l s s 1 n r .IJ)Pt o\'al bv
only st:c vott>s, 28 Z2
Om• f,tculh nwn1bt>r opposl'<l lo
ltll' proyr .101 rt!flcclL><t till! oplll­
ton of mttO\ opponents wtwn he
COtntnl'nlL'<I. "II'S n•.t ll)' StUpid
t::ver\ vear th~y dt•cldl· thP ptu­
g ram is no good and thl•n "'ail
until It's loo late to chop tt,
.so theY e.d~ntJ It anuthl•r \'l'3 r."
Till: six -p.trl .. 0. a:umon ~ro­
posal" '.tlls lor· the laculh' to exciting change of
Fave off-campus programs tn
the Untied Stales w1l1 b\; offer­
ed by tht> Orrtcc O( loternahOI\Jl
Pro~rams ror 1972-73. er. Ex-Dean of Facultv, will
Include htklh .. and camptng, ex­
hmslve tmvel. and opporturuhes
tor hrst-hand obst•rvallon of In­
dt,ut und Chtcano cullurt!s of the
Southwes t Tht! curnculum coo­
stsls of two socaologv courses.
an E3rth Science cours~ and a
P. E. course tn tlULtnc and camp­
log. The program "''II b~.?gm
tn Albuquerqul'. Ne" Me: ico
fhe program hlch has been of­
fered t,.;1ce hi!fore, as open to
n). Cull-ttme LC student durtng
Spring term scene
A pt"'Qgram to the South,., est
and M61CO dunng lbe Novem­
ber-December lntt.mm. studYtng
Desert Biology lor 1 1/3 c:rtod­
Us, IS in tbtt planntng stages
AU programs -..111 cost $1.190
except lor the Sauth'lcst-Me:u­
co program. "'htcb .. ,u cost
350.
Tbe groups rc hmllcd to zo-
2Z p:trtlttpants
AppllcaUoos may ~ mad ut
the Offic: of lnternallonal Pt'o­
grams. An Expertmental Llvlng­
Learmng program w1U be lt!'fi by
Professor and Mrs John Crtsl
of thl• Soc 1 o I o g r-Anthropolo..:y
dep.1rt men I. 'l'h~: g roup "'ill
travel for 10 \\eeks dunng Fall
term wlthtn the Unttcd State~ .
Prl'ctse dates and places "''ll
be lll•ctdt'd by the group next
term. Thrct• soc1ologv courses
art> the curnculum . Cur r c nt
fl'l•shmen, sophomores. and JU­
ntors m.ty applY lor lhl! program.
.\ fmc arts program w Nc~
Yort. City wall be led bv Mr
l.oon Pike, Assoc1atc Pt ofes­
sor or Theater Arts, t.lunng rnll
ll•rm. The currtculum "'111 Ill­
elude onl• lnternattonal AH.li1 s
course and thr~ • The.tlcr cours­
l'S. This ts th~ thH"l1 year of the
fli'O((I.Lm, orn•n to mv rull-hm•
l.C Sllld~!llts. NeuJSltJeek editor slated
Mr. Paul Gtlbal'g, Ass<lclatu
Professor or Economu·s, illtll
lead a W •Shington, D.C. pro­
Kl".IOI durtng F.tll t~nn Thts IS
t hl• "tghth prog r.tm ln the n.ttton 's
cJplt.Ll. 'rbt> program. v.htcb"'lll
include one Jrl Jnd tv.o pohhc.tl
SClcnC\' COUISl'S, I~ Open lO llll)'
lull-time LC studl'nl ~Aith ttt least
so~1homoa e stanthng "' the Fnll
or 19'72
A prognam Ill r\nr.onn and !II\',.,
Me u·u, 1('{1 by Dr. Ll'\\ IS TllAV-lllc Foreacn £dttor of News­
week, £1.\v.'tlrd 1\letn, v.illlecturc
on Pr lt1t?nt Nt~on's rect•nt trap
to Chana uniJ fultll c v1s1t to
Russin on Wcdm'sda''• ~brch
8, tn Ttlml\1 ,\C.k l.ounge
Ht' hJS bCt'll In rhiHlW o( the
mag.tr.llle's rovi\rogc of foret&n
affttrs from 1969, durtng. per­
Iod of lrttnslttou h'Om an ncll­
VlSt to u lu~ -prolll" nallunal
rorctgn policv
llnd~r Ius thr!...'ction, Ne..-s­
week's foretgn stilH hJs cuvcred
three chtl .. urs--ln N1gert •
Jonlon. and North~ru lrcbnd-­
and two Intel nahonal confhc:t -­
In \'t~lnum nd the ln1han sub­
coni mcnt
Kll•lrl's om•-cl \' :,ln\' HI Port-• lund '4111 1 o includ~ an ac.hlrt!SS helof'~ the Oregon World Afmlrs
counc.1l His lecture in Tam­
ar:ack Is (roc
Kletn, ll n:ttiV" or N~v. 'a'ort,
N:?Cetved his master' degree
ft'Om Columt>i ·s Gralluatc
School of JourOJitsm. and 1 the
author or thu nov»l U l~rael
Lost the W:ar.
No poll
Results from the Log poll
will not appear an thll •ssue
because of the 1101ume ol work
to be tabulaled before printing
deadlines . They w111, howewer.
run 1n the hrst spring issue
along With the results of Or.
Fogdaii''S Brass Tacks study. /
/ March 2,
Letters to editor
' ork
Asian
Ol'a t' ~:~.tnor for better
relations'
Asa.an n.ttWIUi hPiongs to
.uarl tlwrPfurn should h•• r.olltl:
l're•l ,, close ullv t(l the
Sl.1ll's. ~.m:J,tllll tlous nut nr11""
lltt• chlll•rtsf' lUI T~III'OJI•'
should rml he• •'liPl'C ll-.IIIIJJro1
lht• llf'lt·nw Jut ""''-' Huitt
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( hiiiJ I~ llt•t P'i'i.U \ lUI I~' I
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h.•ssm· Ktnnl..'ar· t.tklllg thL• U\'"'
sc:t~ group to lu~n . thl' ltl'lltl
as desttn'-"1 to"'•'nJs Chllt:l hL'
commg a maJOI tmrJing 11.111on
\lo tlh llw U n ll (I d St..&l t•s I h•
Chtlll'.!>l' hilS alY.;l\'5 hl'l'n tht.•
111011.' lllllneerlllj! ul I he \ Slllll
cullur~s. "tth much ,1t•1urws••
•·ultun• urrtvu~ throuJlh Chm.,
An tnleresl In th" ciPit•nsf! ul Sllllt'lt•h \ UUI :..
Jl.wl K.JJ.:t'\'.tlll.l
Spiritual alienation disrupts order
Man ha.s '-lthinhiman tncunble
desu-e for some sort of order
All through htslory man has
constructed ::."Yslem after system
10 pro\·ade lbal order and to ob­
latn :some sort of securtty and
mPans bv wbtcb to eliminate •
the tlls of b1s en\'lronment .
Phil Weeks
Staff Writer
Yet after countless attempts to
arnve at the ~rfect svstern,
both ptulosopbical.h' , polihcally
and economlc.1lly, the v.orld as
shU an a state ol disorder. Jn­
equaJtty and lDJUShces are still
prevalent , as are v.ars. pre­
judtces and poverty
In sp1te of all or th1s, people
are sull convmced the problem
lies lD lbe syStt>mS themseh •es
Hence, more systems are con­
structed and ~Iter tec:bmque.s
are developed to help them op­
erate wtlh the least amount of
chaos
\\'b ' hlne these S\'Stems fall· •
f!d? Man\' of them \liere built
on hne adeals and have a voork­
able soluuon to them. The) art>
orten theorelacally sound, and do
deal iOtlb the problems or thetr
respecuve socielles
One ne\.'d onlv look at haslon
to real au that the ortgmal prob­
lems lu!Ye not been caused by
the srstems, but h s v t? been
caused bv aod1 vi duals. The baste
problem hes ;ntb1n man hunsP.ll.
It 1 s a spiritual problem. not a
poUUcal or economtc one Hts
se.lllShness, 2reed and lust Cor
povoer tune spotled all lhl:' S)'S­
tems v.ludJ bavetrtt!d to put some
order in a dlaolic voorld
H1story also sbo11.·s tt&al a change
to tbe STstem alone does not solve
the basic problems tlhan a g1ven
SOC:tety
And since the problem hes With­
ID man, and the systems deal
only ''tlh the outer b~havtor or
man, svstems alone can never
adequa.l(>ly meet the needs or
th~ ~pie who make up the
SOCiety .
The basic problem lnlh!rent tn
eac:h human ~~~ ts that ol a
rebellion :1nd a Ia en n 11 o u from
Cod Peoplf! hJ\'P Uae capacity
and pot~>-nlt4l to lov,., but seldom
are these potenllals reachl.!d. In­
ste-ad, the more common mww­
fc-stallons ol the 1 r nat urn are
seen ire self IS L n •'SS, grc,!d,
twtred, preJll1lce arad ron,. It
And allbougb mau has the cap·
ac.tl} to do coocJ, lu:; most nat­
ural and obvtous r<"sponses arc JUSt the opposite
Therefore, man 1n hts dally life
demonstrates hts s ~ p a r s t ton
trom God. Bt?cause he rebels
against God. he at the same ume
rejl.'CIS the power to overcome
the evtl dPSI~S 'll.htch are pre­
sent an all of us. The result IS
lone Ian e s s, ali~nataon, hurttng
one another and fear or bemg
hurt.
To top at all orr, man looks
at the r~sult of has own re)ec­
t a on ol God and concludes that
because the world 1s in such a
mess. God can't posslblr e.XJst.
f'rorn the standpoint that tht>re
as no God, llJe an general is
hopeless, despairang and absurd.
Wath God there IS hoi)\>, power, love and !'Pal tnn••t 11eace Cor!
dot's not remain nloot I rom our
suflerangs, llut huus••H becarn~
a man an Jesus Chrtst to cx­
pera('nce everything wf! cto, tn·
cludmg death, :so thai we could
real!}' relate to htm and he to
us. His com111g shov.s us his
concern, and Chnst 's resunec­
llon tells us he ts still alive
today He has promtsed to grant
all who w&ll honestlv come to •
htm an abundant lile and the
power to cope wHh llle's prob·
I ems nght now, not pte-in the
sky later on. He as real and
des1 res for evP.ryont: to kno" hiS
love and assistance.
Christ IS the only allernattve "htdt has not t)l'en tl'lllfJ To
chan~·· a human he.1rt takes lov•·
It takes an .tcttvc lutce trom
out.:.lde the tool vtdual to change
Ius tnn~:rmost self. And the onlv
hvwg hope is the love whiCh
God sends to us 1n Jesus Chrast.
If we re)ect bJm, we are choos­
Ing to lave in a sell-made hell.
'T'he alternallve ts life. right
no~ an 1972. God gaves us a
chotce. He doesn't but 10 v.here
he asn't wanted. Yel he doe
want all people ever\ when• to J.l
least have the c:hotce oU Pred to
them Hov. about you? ''I set
before you Uus dav life and
death: therefore choose lite-­
~·•th God."
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; \fuch to the surprase or all ovttrtalwn Mr Nixon ~as, of urally rumors For one thing;
:th~ experts, Mr Ntxon's tnp course, MI'S. Naxon Stale dtMers now seemed to last:
:to Ch111a actuallv resulted tn They were tn thl• East Room Ull all hours; the guest hst us-:
;tremendous chang.es 10, to start onP Pveni~ not n "'l!ek nUN' unlly ancluded Jtll St John, Jack-;
:~Hh , Mr. Nixon their return from Clun.l, she te Gleason and other fun peo-:
• latt-r confided to frtemls, wht:!n pie and tht> press was barred: • • : Art Hoppe she put dov.:n hP.I' .knallanP. and from covering what went on :
: satd to htm as was he!' ntt"hlly In lnt!ependence former Pres-. • Syndicated Columnist t "It' t • 1 k d · • cus om: s en o c oc C..tl ldent Truman complatned to:
• The prol.llem was the parties, --tame roT your Ovaltanr• pollee that some drunk kept call ;
:late hours and the numerous Mr Nixon,wboh.adbel•n slttang tnr. him in the mtddle or the;
:toasts tn Uae tnsldious Ch1nese there with a far-.Jway look 1n night wantu~ to "talk peace :
; liquor. mao tat Mr Naxon had hts eye, suddenly clenchl~ his Bul the change bt•came ob-;
:devoted hts enllre adult hie to hst and pounded II on the arm v1ous when a grtMtng Mr Ntxon:
: avo1dtng parttes, late hours and of hls chalr "The hell wllh my appl'aroo on televtston weanng:
:hard hquor. So be sunply wasn't OvalUne." he cried, le.lplng up, sideburns belo\lo has Pars. a fire-:
• ""' .. when~·s lhP Scotch?" ..... 1 1 • prepart:v . engane ro::u sports coa an< a:
: Anyone ~ho watched the tete- The l~t lbt~ Mrs. Nixon peiice-symbol necklace an heu;
:VISIOn .coverage of the very first r~>members before falling .asleep of a tie ''Hi, out there, guys:
:banquet an Peking could c:le.trly IS Mr. Ntxon lying on the couch, and dolls • he began cheer(ully.:
:Sloe what .. 1ls happem~ . After onP. shoe ocr, lle nskev.-, drink ''Heres the scoop on the eco-:
• rt 1 rt t t tn hand and che-. lng on n ctgar • • • \111 y or o y oas s tn mao norny... •
; lat, Mr Nixon suddenly lett the whll~ lalkwg to Dr l11mry K1ss- • • • • • • :
:main table .tnd began voaodertn g •nger on the tt•lephone . Needless to say, this kind of:
:around thf' room, clinklfllt the "Hank, bJby, you're a real lollygagginp had an overwhelm -:
:glass of "' hom ever he could swt~er Tell m,. anothl•r orw an~ eCfc-ct on the election that:
: reach. "SL·tze 1 hl! day, boys! · or your lravelhlg ~lt'srni.ln JOkes. November Mr Ntxon won In a:
:he appeared to be S<Jyi~ .. Bot-I know ll's 3 a m but lht•) l.mdslldl• :
:torus UJJ!" n·ally rnake me laurh wd J,Jurh For Ute ract wa~ that Mr. Nt~;
: What 1\aJll,~'ned to Mr Nixon Pat, wall till you hE·aJ thh onl"' xon's Pr\~Jiesl problem tn poJI :
:as u l'llSuJI of this rtotous lfv-It's about this ll.tVt!llr~g .sall's- lies had always b(;'Pn that not:
: anr, should have be••n expect'!d man who comes to this l.rrrn-l'nough peoph.• liked ham very :
; It hapJwns to vartually ~>vEwyone housl' and " much Admtrt.od him, yt•s; IU.;LacJ:
:'AbO Urst lrles par1ying, lal!• • ne ncxl rnornu~ ttu• Prcs1-htm, no ;
:hours and strong dnnk lah> In adf:'nt's datly7:30a m stnltbrl••f- 11 wasn't that hP. was not u: • :lite tng was cancelled In fac1,11 ~ns Sl'l'tous, dutlluJ, rllthl-thlnktng-:
: He liltt.>d II. ne\'l'r held ag.un ext 1 em ely sober lcadt•r It wns;
: ••• ·• But lht} publir. was unaware of thai he v..ts. :
: Thf> fln;l p~rson to have any the change tn the1 r Cht••l J-;xt·<·u· (CorJyraghl Chrome It! Puhhshtng:
~ lf.~l.l!\! •• <!f.. I.'~ .. ~~~!lf..~ . ~ 1!-!~ .~~~~ •••• !! ~~-~~~ .'!'!'~} !•~ .. T~:·.a.': Y'. ~:~ .n.a.t: .•.. ~ <! •• ~ ~.7,2) •.•.•.••..••.••••.•.••• ; I c SPillOI
'1'11 lfu• bllt\11
I 1 .... HI cit twllt>vtng and drsgust.
w1lh tht! rnent11hty level of..,,.__.
tnckv. cull' female students
Odell H<tll who publtshed an
lust L~ a classified ad
their "Rat Fink'' sen1ces.
s e e m s that they have lle1WIS!i
·•naslaes'' lh:ll they wtll
out upon .some des1 red ene11t1.
savtng lhl' one who wishes
done from an} rtsk of being du­
covered. They have even set
varaou~ jobs correlating vrllb
lt>renl pl'll.'es Who knows, rorUl
1lvht pr tee just what they m~
do
However, the one item wli:d
dtsturbt>d me most was
cheapest and lastly listed <:Pimfl
ot "crank phone calls, ob~>cn:
or otherwts£"' for the price
ISC In vae-. ot the recent
tractive precauhonarv measul(
bt•ang enforced on our ....... tpuslll
to the recent murder and 31••r.l!.·
on other campuses tn the are1
!turn to p.5)
Pioneer Log
")tuff 0 B ArnnRton
, Su~o;an Brown
3t'Y. Btl/ Clatnn, Ltndt.
le!Jlt,um, R C Boogtc, lt~a Cur
111ngtr, Jtm D1.xon, Dout
u;n,,,,,.,, .Janet Hall, JaM Hop
, Pat K111g1ley, Nick Knapf
•.n•r~•h y Kuba, Clare.\ MacMilltJI..
McCrory, Marvtn Moorr
Wtondy Morrdl, J•m Ouelltt
Rubtn, Jod) Rutz GGiJ
pulvtda, Greg Ta
IR .... ~ Troclattnbug , Bay Vo.c
Phtl Wt't.b Jtm 1lt,.~
dvuer Ron Abf'll
Ortlclal publication of Ute
socfaled Students ot Lewts
Clark College, 0615 S
Palatine Hill Road,
Oregon 9721 9 Printed weelir
during the acadt>mtc year
the Lake Oswego Review St­
cond class postagt> paid at Por·
tlund Orttl(<m Annual Auo-.c:Jrl(
taon roll! ,J 50 lor U.S
~nbt•rs.
The contents or thts pubhcJ·
Uon an.• the op1nton .Uld rtt!ipor•·
stblllly of lh£· stall of the Pto
neer Log and do not necPssan
ly rt>Of•ct the policy of the ASl.C
nr L••w• und (~lurk ColleR•' .... v HOT SHOTS• C
nk and going to
Jllii)O<JieS dance will t
nani~A to Rudy and I
ma•~e out walh a chicl
Free goodies
Ch(
• On Mnrch 3 at 8 3
·Portland Svmphomc
1 preser t • English
man Requ1em " b
,'/nlle 'c · four
chorus wHh orcnesl
pan1ment the wor
~lotsls Joyce Peterl
and Roland Harr
1tc:kets are .. wellablq
Hutchinson m Tempi
' spec1al swdent rate
• • •
M J Rtchard
ManRgtng Edltor
1 OREGONIAN and
Blalock. D•rector o!
nomah Counly Acll(
wtll be speakers lot
Oec:ISions lecture se
•ne Pubhc Servtcf
.\I.OliOrturn on Mar
a.m T • pu • "'dl
lltled · Guns and or
The Magacaan's
s•ory tel , t 'he b
:tv• lancJ ol Ndrnl~
I lhe Fnday March
ot the Portland t
Soclety Tne purp(
Soc•ety as to allow
share an 1nterei
thoughts ana wr111n
an opportun llv to
, 1deas The meellng
I . liOO p m nt r1.139 N
Futur"' rneeunQS nr
the ltrst F11day or
For lu•ther •nlorrnatr
5076
•••
The w1nnefs ol
Symphony s ISt~>n
ballottng ~u Fan
S1behu _ · Oea 1 h
shguratlon b't S
0... rak s · New ~
Phony · These w•
· ons wtll be perlo
13 and 14 '" the P
Audltoraum al
Jacques Stnger
the all-orchestra
Tickets are puced
SS. Reservations
at the usual outlet
•••
On F11day Ma
Kotnoma House w
him Holy Outlaw.
Wtth rebel .prtesl
Pnte candidate 0
Showtngs wtll b«'
noon, 3 p m • and
lhe basement ot t
House, 633 S.W. f
S1 donot1on g
Berngan Oolense
•••
Jotn the
lland Meadows .
the, lights Friday
7 30 p m Post tl
and Sunday
Pm Morell 2 •
it or
~tter
ons'
lwlongs to
:;houlcl hL• coni!•
.tllv to the ~ .......
atl •lues nut pnn­
or f. 111 up••
'XJII'f (t'IIIIIJII
I ,\,1.1 lh•IJ'
I UIIJ 1'0111111 \
s.t n lor P\'l
\\tlltu~o~. 1111'>
SO)Ih\ IS Ill
htll•'Sl' untl 1
II\<' lll Asldll
\':. Ill ( hlll.:t
ltPr mcnt ol r•
en I h•• A :. I_. o
U1111i'tl Stat
n~ vou . .tOll pi
rk hll lu•ller I
1 ht• \sr.tns ,
1 PIPSitlent Nh
s.
J
~vt ng and dasgust
11Hy level of
£-male students
> publisbed In It
•lasstfted ad
Ink" servtces
they have devise
t they v. til ca111
e des 1 red enemr
te who "I shes
risk ot being dU
have even Si!l
1rrelattng wtthdU
Who knows rortt
;t what thev mq
one tlem wbld
most v.Js tbC
tstly lasted sent
ne ~lis, obSCt..'
lor the pnce
I I he recent I'E!­
ationarv measun:
on our campus
urder and attla.:
uses tn the am
to p,5)
er Log
rnngton. Kal11
Braum Jallt'
Chinn, L~nd:
!loogr e. /r ~a C•r
Duon, Du•t
Hall, Jam-Hof­
~~)'. Ntck Knopf
"hrr.s MacMiilfJI.
Marum Moor,
~~~ Jrm Ou~llr.
'r'ody Rutz,
r~g Ta~aj~UilliU.
'lbug, Bay
ulu ,Jim
~bt!ll .
~cation of tbe
Dls of Lewis
[ge, 0615 S t
Road. PortlaJri
Printed
~demic year
ego Review
ita(e p3ld at
A n n u al Au lt).SI~riJ·
50 lor U.S.
ol thas pubhCJ·
nton .uld rt>spoo
~tall of th1·
o not neePssari·
Hey of the ASLC
rk ColleKt' P1onear Lo
Announcements
Howard schedules assembl
T llk with Pro\Jtdent Howrtrd
nt lhf President 5 Assembly 11
a m WI dru .dtly Mc~rch 8 In lhe
Counctl Chambms
• •
Tho Plebians Rehear s~ the
Uprising wtll sho.-. though
~ 1t H Jay at 8 p m. on Sunday.
a matinee w111 show at 2 p m
•••
HOT SHOTS• Do you yearn for tho good old days of getting
drunk and going to high school dances? A 25 cent oldies-but
goodies donee will bo hold In Stamm Saturday night ot g p m
01nce to Rudy and the Impalas and other real sharp groups or
,tnaltt out with a chick or get In a fight. or any of that h1gh school Arc you looktng for someone
to type your term papers? A
free service tS betng ollered by
Mrs Mary Fagerson. 10640 East
Burns1dc . phone 255-0291 She
has no transportation. you must
deltver your matertal to her
Free goodies with admission •••
Choir
On March 3 at 8·30 p m • the
Po:tland Symphonrc Chc 1 ,. II
prcsen ~=ngltsh • The Ger·
man Requiem " by E'nl m~
\Vult r 1 ,, lour part miJCCd
cnorus wtth orchestral accom­
pamment ltle work reatures
WlolSIS Joyce Peters soprano
'ld Rol nd Harrts bass
Ttckels are available lrom Mrs
!iJtchtnson tn Templeton at the
sl)et•nl student rate ol S1 25
•••
M J Rechard Noles
M.1nuQtng Edttor ol the
OREGONIAN and Mr Ira
81i11ock Director of the Mu It·
110matt County Action Agency.
\~til be speukers lor the Great
0eCtSIOOS leCtLift) SOIICS helcJ In
the Public Sarv1ce Butld1ng
A.ud~tor 111m on March 9 at 1l
t1.m The P" f nt 11 )f ~ en­
tAiled "Guns and or Buller."
The Mag1c1an"s Nephew. a
~·ory te r 1 ht b Q n \Q ol -'le I lnd ol Narnta 15 the to pte
! tile Fudoy March 3 meet•nq
: ol the Portland C S Lev. IS
' Soc•ety The purpose ol the
Soc•ety •s to allow those who
sl'larP. nn tntcrest tn the
''~ouqhts .~nd wrrtmgs of Le·ms
an oppor tunlty to exchange
deaf) The meP.\InQ wtll beCJ•n at
o 00 p m at 9439 N E Prescott
~ulure meeunos tuP slated tor
lhc ltrst Fnday ot elJCh month
For lurther 1nlorm,11•on call 253·
5076
• • •
The Winners ol the Oregon
Symphony s Ltswner \ho1ce
ballollng qn 'Finlandia by
S bel u~ Death and Tran·
1hgurat1on bv Str Juss dnd
.JVOrdk !J "'New World Sym­
phony ' These wmn1ng selec--
1 '" w11t be performed March
13 and 14 rn the Portland C &vtc
Audttortum at 8'30 p m
Jacques Smger w111 conduct
the all-orchestrul concerts.
Ttckets are prfced at $3, $4. and
SS Reservations may be made
at the usual outlets
• • •
On Fr~day March 3. the
Kotnont.l Houso wtll show the
him Holy Outlaw, whtch deals
Wllh rebel pttest and Nobel
Pnze candidate Don Berngan
Show1ngs will be at 10 am. 12
noon. 3 p m und 7 30 p m 1n
lha basement of the Kotnonla
House, 633 S.W. Montqomery
S1 donation goes to the
Bor11gan Defense Fund
•••
Jotn the oxcltement at Por·
lland Meadows . Racing under
lh1 lights Fndny w111 begin at
7'30 p m Post time for Saturday
Ond Sunday action will be 1 30
Pm Around Town
presents Requiem
Australia has recently
changed tiS mandatory
education age from 15 to 16,
and the country tS now ox
p nencmg a great teacher
shortage on all levels A
r: •" h ~re has been complied on
teach1ng opportunities lor
Amer~can teachers tn Australia
11 answers hundreds of
questtons that U S teachers
may huve about ltvmg and
teacntng tn Australia
The brochure also contains a
complete procedural oulltno lor
those who are 1nterested 1n pur·
sumg a teachmg posttron tn
Australia Sena S 1 to Inter­
national T ~achers Placement
Bureau P 0 801< 19007
Sacramento Cahlornttl 95819
•••
Forty Carats:· d1recteo oy
Ed Ut1 w• k currently plav,ng
at the Portland C•v•c Tneatre
through March 18 Forty
Carats •s a brtght breezy
sophtst•cated comeay concer·
n•ng the adventures ol a .so.
year-old divorcee (v.lth a
aaughter ageo 17) who 1s pur.
sued and wooed by a strappmg
allracttVe young man 01 22
Smgle ttcknt rates S2 50 on
Thursday S3 on Fnd::ty and
St.~turday Students nnd sentor
Cllllens clre gtven aS 1 diSCOI.JOt
on all mgots •••
The League of Womt;n Voters
ts presenting an educational
sympostum on populat ion
stabrtlzation tn Oregon on
Wednesday April 5 For mfor.
matton. contact the L W.V ot­
lice. phone 228-1675
• • • The Goodwtll lndustnes ol
Orrqon are seekmg students to
ltll -olunteer positions of work
evolud· on dtd& wor
evaluatton arde-mechan1cal,
and ctencal assistant 11 •n·
terested tn helptng wtth the
mentally and phySically han­
dicapped while benelttttng lrom
a valuable learrung expenence ,
please call Kevin McDonald ,
Volunteer Servtces Coor­
dtnator. 234-0321. Ext 29
•••
The Oregon Symphony Or·
chestra conducted by Norman
Leyden will present the last
pops concert of the season
'Rodgers & Hammerstein
Night.' Aprtl 9 8·30 p m at the
Portland C1vtc Audltortum .
Ttckets are on sale lor $2, S3,
and $-1. may be purchased at
the Portland Ctvtc Auditonum
Box Olftce, Stevens & Son.
Lloyd Center. Celeb11ty Attrac­
ttons and the Oregon Sym.
phony oll1ce. 320 S.W Stark
phone 228-1353 Reservations
should be made tn advance
• • •
Or Fran).; Munk, a VIStttng
proltrssor ll LC wtll speak on
Our Crowded World as a
part ot the Great Oectstons lee­
lure ser~es on March 16, 11
a m rn the Public Serv1ce
Bu•ldtng Aud1tonum
•••
A Brtttsh documentary on
ubd · Children and
Re~oolut1on ." will be presented
b~ Mdrk Chamberlam of the
Methodtsl Federatton ot Soctal
Actton 10 Room 298 ot PSU s
Smith Center at noon March 3
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: All SealS $1-50 lor Sct-Ftl :
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~------------------------------~ /l collection boa for
Banglade lh retugeo• t
H• u • tl the 1nc lUary
college chapel for
wtsfl•ng to contribute tO the
ol the
those
•••
The 3rd Anr~ual Back Pack
School beg1ns March 28 Learn
about trails. cond•tlontng.
eQutpment salety and survtval
For mtormat•on. call 235-5459 •••
·h1 Fnoay ntght movte ts
.. Sympathy for the De-il"
sta tQ M1ck Jagger and the
Rolhng Stones Saturday the
Hy. Tone Funn1es wtll present
Flash Gordon- -Mars Attacks
the World · another In the
cer1"; 1Jf Fld n Gordon adven­
tures dattng from 1936
•••
The l1lms schedl.llad lor ne)'t
week Friday, "Shaft' and
Saturday, "Horsefeathers ," a
Marx Brothers comedy
•••
PArlormors lor the Music
Hour Wednesday . March 8 ar~
HPI• n Hunter, soprano. George
Btshop. baritone, Paula Stsson,
Carolyn Hatch. v1ohn, and Mrs
Alice Steglrled. piano The
Mustc Hour begtns at 2 10 p m
In Evans •••
A ctupter of Delta Kappa Gam·
rna is mtcrested tn providmg a
$250 scholarship lor the 1912-
73 academtc vear to a sopho­
more or junaor woman 'lithO ts
r e c e 1 v 1 ng tmanctal asststance
from the Colll'ge.
lnter~>sted nnd ehgtble t.·omen
should hMve thetr names ut the
Fmanch1l Atds Ofhce, Room ZS,
Odell Manor {phone, ext. 218)
on or before March 10.
The Mothers Club plans a
bake sale lor Fnday, March 10
Buy your good1es by the post ~
ofhce
An aquacade rs scheduled
tor Thursda-y M Jrch 9 at 7 00
p m tn Pamphn
•••
All gtrls mtere ttrd orntng
a women's water polo tl' 1m lor
next semester se~ Tad Boyel1m
Pamphn
your man
you
be
succeed
in busmess
your own clients
your own decisions
your own schedule
• mcome
unltmited
pace
your own
fact
22°/o
our top agents
began
on campus
as agents
earning high
you KLC and tha LOG wtll co­
sponsor a soek·hop tn Stamm
Otnrng Room tomorrow n1ghl
•••
Marc:h 13 14 and 15 a group
of sentor management people
from a vanety ol corporations
operallng In the Portland mea
Will VISit
•••
Stuaents Interested an for-
mmg outdoor acttvtltes groups
contact Cathy Cote at ext 578
or leave notes 1n P 0 236
•••
The Annual Reed ana Barton
Sterling Sliver Competition 11111
be held here through March
31st The compeuuon serves as
a survey of young tastes in
sliver and affords LC women
the chance to w1n scholarsht p
and merchandtse awards Lust
year. Robrn Dale crass ol 71
recerved one ol the metehan­
d•se awurds ot Sliver. chtna and
crystal Ol tler ChOICe
Roberta L'Esperance tS lhts
yeat s campus representative
She has entry forms and s1tver
samples tor those Interested
Any woman enrolled at LC IS
ehgable to enter. by stmpty
matchtng three sets of s•lver.
chtna and cr)'stal
For funher •nformahon con·
tact Roberta L Esperance at
PO 1180 or ext 372 •••
March 16 IS the reg•stratlon
deadline tor tn >~· planmng to
take the national teacher
examinations dl PSU on Apnl
8 Eltgtbte to take the tests arc
college sentors prepanng to
teach and teachers apply\Og for
postttons an school systems
whtch encourage or requ~re ap·
plicants 10 submtt Uletr scores
on nauonal teacher exams
BuUettns of intorma110n
descrtbtng registration
procedures and contatntn g
regtstrallon forms may be ob­
tained trom the special
educauon ofhce. Room 304
Smath Memona l Center or
directly from the Nattonal
Teacher E amanauon
Educational Testrng Servtcc.
Box 911, Pnncelon. New Jer­
sey. 085JO
insurance counselling
check our campus program
PROVIDENT
MUTUAL
urr.~~
01 Pt«lADD.-
Frasch & Associates
Richard H. Frueh Mgr.
Suite 315 Riviera Plaza
Portland . Oregon 97201
Otflce telephone 222 4301 LIBRARY DISPLAY cues tho~ articles collected by Sociology
prot Or Robin Drews during hit atay In China In 1940 41. Most ar­
tifacts are typical of those still used by Chine,. poaaant• Photo
by Bill Chinn
Artifacts relate
Chinese culture
Ltbrar" dtspb' t.bto..!> bJve bt>en
filled thts term v.ttb aa11Jact.s ol
Chinese tile colh:tled b) Dr
Robtn Ore11S of Ule SOCIOIOg) '
department .
Drev. posnts out that the art­
tcles ar not Cluncse an'<l.·ork,
but rep r c:>ent materials ust.>d
•n the <llul} Ule of the Chtnese
The) represent the culture of
tbQ common people rather ·than
th'-' art or the cour1s, he .saad
Dr Drews, whose pnm.•rv an­
tete5t ts culturnl antbropolo~v.
l'Ollectt.od the matenals .1~ p u1 Of his stud\' of eaStPrn cultur~s .
He satd the ObJt~ts hl• has col­
I~.• c ted are represl·ntat 1\'e of
Chtncse hfe of th1.• lost h•" hund­
rt!d years, stnc~.• 1t has changed
very little over the centune:.
He collected the articles durmg
1940-41, "hen he and his wue
taught at the Pek.anr American
School. Most or lhP obJet'ls w••re
bought tn Tung An (e.1stern
Pearf•) market, a l.t O't: o~n
mark,, I p LH: e Clll('(f "ith side·
v.alks stalls .lnd vendors Pionoer Loq Murch 2, 1972
Kidney Association needs
unds or saving lives
An 111'\jttnl .IJI(ll'.ll tn stah•v. ulc
,tnll ltl{.ll Ol'g•lniF.lliiOilS lO lll'lp
lht· 1\ltlnc\· ~\SMlC•ttton ol Ott•
KOII I liSl' llllh15 ln kt>t'Jl ldcltll'\'
r.uhtn• ah\'l1 h.lli h····n lsstll'd hv
Chut 1-~ nsll't', l' l'C'UII Yt• !llt•·~ ­
tm ol h. ·\0 Tht· a~socl.ttlon ts
nov. hohlt111..• .1 st.tlflv. &tin dtJ\'t' ICI
r.llSt> • 200.000.
"As .1 •••sult of 0111 .lpJwn I ltll'
lunds for 2·1 patwnts nov. 111 Uw
hle..,.n tng proJtt am and for .11
h•bl 1:! ncv. pJt tt..•nts In 191:!."
ht• satd, "morw has ht•cn cum­
lng In from tndl\'tduals .trourul
Oregon. Wt• luv•• 1 ecl•lved l 01,
000," ht• rL•portcd, "tn public
coni rtbullons tov.nr•l uu1· goal "
f'osler .tddr.d, "In ol'dt•r· to
meet our goal, v. e nL•cd ancrl'.\ s­
t'tl support from loc;tl and st. ale­
v. ad\' organt7~1tlons :;uch ns ~··r­
VICC clubs, CIVIC Ol'f•\l}lt.lltOIIS,
{I' Iller n lll groups hUSII\l'SSC!>,
veteran~ ClUb~ m~n olOd WOtnt•ns
clubs, par""" t tt•achct. chut·rh
.md youth groups to hl•lp us lillst•
the money •·
Such groups, ht said could
hold a va rteh· ot lund raising
events U~e ~ucllons whitt• ele­
phant sales. school dnnct•!>, f.t:.h­
lon shov. s, cand)' sales, r.u1
~ashes tw lt•en·agl•I'.S, a carnlv.tl
and (un night, squ.u e danc.t s,
to n!unt• Just a h~" Thl Ktd
nt~) Asso~llon of Oregon h.ts 1
oumbet· of olht•r sug!!eSt1.>d tduas
Cor lund-ratstng that organtl,'\·
llons c.tn use, (llld v. ttl be happy
to work wllh groups In dt•wlop­
tng them.
We knov.," satd Foster • th.ll
many organar.ttlons throughout
Orevon are lookl~ ror worthy
programs to suppol'l wlth ,, con
cent rott.>d fund dn vt• Tht• Ktd Ill'\ A::o:-or.allon ol Oregon h.t c;
surh .1 pl'ogrnm Out JMllt•nJc,
a1 ,, di'Pt•nLitnr on U!> tn 1 :ltM•
till• llltllli'Y lll't.'<il'fl to kf'llll lhl'lll
r.ltve.
lndlvttluals whu .1n mt•mbt•t s
of loc..tl or stah•Willl' ot~•lnt7a­
t wns '.\ho "ant to hl'lp lh1• pal· tiPnts .uut tlu Khhwy As ocatloo
Ol 0Jl'f'Ull In this fuml ral.tng
t•flort lit' ,,c;lwd to r.lll lht• I<.AO
ulflt·p tn Pol'llnnd nt Z3·1 64•18
m wrll< to KAO Jl IZ22 SF:
'71h Avt•ll\1«'. Por tlantl, Orego11
9'7211.
Textile
meet artists
ednesday
II' s W~.>dnt !Sday morntnr. 1n the
Tr".ul Room. Suddenh 11 lurgt•
mull colon.>d btnl leaps toto the
room squ.1v. l<tng and fl<IPPIIIJ' 11 's
crorht•lt-d v.tngs
Tht.> Tnul Room patrons coni
lnu~ lalkltlf .u1d eating obhvtous
to lhl' mnskl'd monslN thruslln~·
flo; bt•nk Into their fac1•s
The blt\1 retreats to Its haven,
lht' te'<tlle cla~s tn l.llmng room
3
Bonn tt:> Meltzer, artist and
teachl'l of tlte texltle ort clt1ss,
ts lht> cn•ator of lh() crochcll'C.l
bu~ ~ostumc.
On WE'dnesdays from 9 n.m.
unit! noon the text lie class •s OPI'Il
to anyone who needs help "1th
n ~rsonnl pro)ect or wonts to
h~Jrn lh~ vanous ll•chnique!' of
crocheting, weaving 0\dcr.tnll',
or stttchery.
"Textiles &S nolthesterrotyped
'little old lady s work," says
Bonnl~ Techniques nre used
In a way that lets the arttst
express an Inner leeltng, and It
ts as rommuntcattve as painting
or sculpture ·' 111 Nt..•v. York, the· llenrv C..llll'n
111 Sc.JIIIc, tlw Portland All Mu~ ­
,, urn and I hr. Comll'mpor:.•n
Cr tlt• G.1llt•n-tn Portland.
Singer
places
fourth
Pamt.>l.t Smtih, un LC.gr·adul\te
stulicnl plncttd fourth out ol ll
for .w honor.tbh .• mrntion In the
Se.1tth.• Regional Metropolilio
Audtllons !OJ' opern slngang last
wt•r.kl•nd.
Pam, a graduate of thl• Ne~
Englund Conservatory of Mustc
in Boston, was (lble to enter
the Se.Itlll' Audltions bv earlu~r
pluc111g first tn the Oregon Me·
tropo11t11n Auditions tn whlcb
lh(.>rt• Wert• 111 pa rHCIJUOts
Do-Dah encounters snags Bonnie sa td she encouragos .l
self awareness that lets the stu
dent create on his own wm1out
the usc of u pattern or book
She added that techniques are
necessary but destgn ts the 1m
por·t.1nt ~!lement tn creattnR art In tht• On•yon competttlan ,
Pam St\IW Dondt> Lll•t..t • from
''Lu Boht•me ' by Puccanl and
"9attl, bath" from the opera
"Don G t a vu nn 1" by M ozall Last
Wt>(•kend sht• pet lot mt>d • Donde
Llcln" .1nd 'Oeh Vient, non tar·
da r•· from ·'The Mill ring~.> of
Fagaro" by Mor.art
What does Do-Dab do? Thl'l'•·
St>ems to be some confusiOn over
lhts matter., due to the frequl'nt
changes thas on-earnpus sand­
•ttJJ service bas r~enlly under­
gone.
When It hrst opened last term,
Do-dat1 dlspatcMd students I..'QUIPPC'<i with boxes ot food to
pt..'ddh• In tht• dorms along v.ath
ltttle bells to call out the cus­
tomers. Thts, however. provl'd
unprofitable
So Do-Dah dlr\!Ctor John Moore
decldl~ lo tn som .. thtng nev..
Ht•adquarl ers 'f.ert• set up tn
T 1marack lounge, and customers
THE FIRESTONE INN
It's aU new-Management -Decoration
Pool-Food -Try it now You'll hke it!
10299 S.W Pacuit.: H ...... Portland 246-909•
I
~are
traps
S11,95 WILL
P\IT THIS RUST
SUEDE 8EMITY
IN YOOA ACT. &1~~5 8AINGS
~OMe THI~ 'UL
DirTY ALSO IN
RU&T GUilD!. • 16.95 THIS SfJE: ETy,
"100 61JESSEO IT, IN ~l
SUF.D£ (OR AA~~ESS
LE.-'l"'ESll) VI PESt • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • could come an to hu\' !ood 01
~all for dt>ltvcrv
However, a fev. days of ttns
were enough to lndlc~ttt..' that
e,·.,n less money wus betng made
than before. So, as of last Sun­
da), Oo-0.1h Pl'<fdlers an• c.tn­
V'.ISSing tltl' dorms one•' mort',
Sunday through Thursday~. 8:30
to 10~30 p m.
Do-lJah is CUrr!.!ntly offtallfiP
sand" tches of all kwds, drtnks
ptckh•s, c.1rrots, frull :Uitl sOIIll'
ll m l' -; cook 1 t•s to II (am I shed
cllenll'h F lghl stud<•nt~ as~ t'lll
ployed to makP 1111• s.tndw&chc•!.
.wd to Sl•1l the food •·•u~h ntl{ht
Moon.! lndlcuted ltwt ont• of Ins
main ROa b. r·tvht nov. Js to mal-l'
Pnough monl'v to repay tltl. Sl25
loanl'd Do DJh by lht• ASLC lust
Call.
MORE CARS THIS YEAR
THAN EVER BEFORE
oortland
roadster
faaturmg • • • • • • •
ANDY'S INSTANT ''T'' TRUCK : • THE MARTIAN SPYOl:R :
• THE BUNK BED CAR • •
THE SEX MACHINE :
THE MINI TOO MUCH
MARCH
2, 3, 4, 5
COLISEUM
OPEN
THURS & FRI Gpm 10 11
SAT & SUN NOON TO 11 • • • • • • • •
' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Wednt'sdny vtstlors may also
n·~cive help {rom the te•tllt> stu­
dents them~elves Bonnie said
that students learn a great dLal
Crom toach other and she enrour
~tgl's cla~s partlctpalton tn art­
tsllc probll•m .solvmg
Bestde~ the Wednt.>sday opt•n
house wor kshop m dtntng room 3
the ll•xhlP cl,tss meets lot three
hour!. on Tuesday:. and F rldays
tn Ltllh.• Appalachln
Arter l~trmng vurtou~ tech­
mques t?ach student Is rrel' to
d€'sirn hls own s~cfnl proNct
.1nd work on U during cln~s
Bonntf> Meltzer, who hus bt•cn
weavtng Cor eight years, olt en
combtnes macrame, crochet, and
wravlftg 1n her sculptures Sonw
of lwr costumes are be1n11 dis
playl>d 111 I ht> showcast• .tnd on
the wall oppo~lll' the anformntton
dl·S~
Bonme recelvP.d hl'J' BA from
Monlclau· Slatt> Coll«.>g<' In New
Jersey, .tnd her MFA :1.t lht> Un·
1 vI! r s t t y of Wa.shtnP.ton Ht.>r
works ltavt• bet•n exhtbtll'tl in tht>
Musl.'um of Contempomry Cr.• It:> Hunter Moor<', Pam's cur rent
rnus1c teachl'r at LC.. satd he
was VN y pleased waUl h~r oul·
conw In Seal tit.>.
Plumbing
appears
undamage
The Wlllt•l Bun•nu ,\llnounced
f't>r••nlly that tests conductt•d b)
lhl• (.lty's plurnbH~R divtston on
home plurnbwr system!'\ lndlcaiP
lhut at tlus point no unuMllll
a mounl of sl'dl ml•nt has been dt!·
poMh>d by lht• lnl•rt rnalertal
111 tit£' water system
MT G t' o q~ t• Wnllnce or the
plumblnr dlvlsaon ~.11d "drutnage
ol hoi walt.>r tanks Jnd slmllur
.1ct1on~ do not .tppl'tlr necess..~n
ut this ttml'. Tht· tests sho
thnl lht• tm•rl mntl•raal bus re
tlllllnl'd ;;usJl('ndl'd 111 the wuter
glvwg ll a dtscolon'<l.tpp~aran cc
but not c11ustn~ damn~et• to plumb·
tng."
~················~ • PREPARATION FOR APRIL e
: MCAT OAT LSAT •
• GRE ATGSB :
• BEGINS MARCH .1 •
• • Pre~,.IIOn lllf '""' ·~ulttld lllf •omlulllfl to • • ~~ or eou•t• '<IIOOlt
e iuo. \HJIOI\ COU1 \ft -•m•Uet QI'Oiij)t •
• • Unlltnot.o le~ '"""'' lOt , • .,,_
• (ouo '" m•lf1'lat c«>n"'"""' liPOeltcl •
• • Hom• ''""• m•t~l•l P••CMred o, ••IHf'' '" eec11 11e1o • • STANLEY H KAPLAN •
• EOUCA TIONAL CENTER • Since 19J8
• In Portland Ar~o (~03) 244·1329 •
~················~ en 2, 1972
.ew
lh!! EdtiOI'
am "rllilllt thts h1
IO 1111' I'1°CI•II(
on Ill VOUI' JlaJlOl C'(
,;uhjccl ol wUilll'
But bL•Iot r•
cut till' \\OIIIt'n s llpp
malt ~ chuuvfrtlsl JIIJl
to t• pl.,tn whv I .11
10 Wl'tll' lhlo; oil
1 "'Ill not lfh•nl ify
. to nA1011 01' St'X.
nil' r••JSOII I "'Ill not
is th.1t 1 thtnk tt
lbl' maJOI' problom 111
llbcntllon 'fh.tl Is,
v.c pul on th(
tool VHIUJI Ill lllldl'f1
person. The 1 fl,ls(
sign lhts letter ts
1m afm Ill I o :st.wct UJ!
but rJI her that 'l
lndtcntc rny sex.
rt'3son tor mv v.nt
lbt• flr.st plaCt', IS lh
by the hystcrl
by both sides on lh
,.,ml'II'S hhl't .ttlon
Tbt•st· afl{urnenls an• ~
sl.tlt'<l that ltlll" I
lht true tecltn~t$
(I tun re!errlrw
IO the fl'('COt du~l VI
111 the "Lo~ •
this letter will PI
potnts on wtuch m~
SCU~iSICIO C..lll bP b.l S~
~"'""'' where t>ach sid
the olhl·r· s
:~rll.lPS an tmpossib tht
rwrlle lhts artlch ,~, b~
hstenang to nn a
•1ucb C.1Ch std~ kept
most lht~:s •• 1nd arg~
r:CtliiStl'nt dlfferences j
to bt'lievt! l hat wl
llvsten.t these peo'
dtscovered that ~
tar vtews.
lD our soC'tety pt>opl(
:«ll'll to 11 ve up to C(•rt
roles •l re olSSigll~
to variOUS lhlnl(.!i
~~ten are soc tal nnd t
s, occupatton, Cnt
rat•e. and sex so
ll'ODII! don't Ilk£' the J
supposed to ploy,
whl'l'e dissuttsfad
:onse'Quently rebellion 1
PL>oplc will a•
,~rr''"" propll• to fil u
ts lnapproprtnlc
•••••••••••••••••••••
From u Mnlc Cha
Ptg ...
I<'*'M' ll c,firriiiJ.: 0
l' OC'/l)N,, tJ
A ia•fllltllltiJ: JlltiJ ui
Callt•tl • • \V<m• ''" ·~ I
s.,m ,, fiJni n 1 Ju I·"·''"
IIIII urp -'llrW'IJlt
.h \II( It ,, ll'lllthl
Fr(Jm '• U'o m I'll ·.~
ixllu111 "
1 Otho'l> '''·'· " f'tm•·
CttJ
/IN II I ll' t1 l1
Th,.\' ll'tll W}!ll•' II
/t'or •' \\'om,., :..,
fh,._, i,. I ru11J.: '" u
II
··nllnl
T/r,, rr11tlcl liafll'
lhUI/Jlh
\htb \~'nm I'll:.. A
o,, //11 uthc•r lumd ,,,,,,,
1. .. 1 tlw lruf1r•' (~11·
rhtmH1•
/11 l\·um, 11 \ J
But 11'1 11 111, lu ''"'"
h1•1ff II/
U,. nto•n /Ill~~. 1\1' 11111
f.;,, .• w""' ('" :..
)(II
• • • • t ' •••••••••••••••• arch 2, 1972
~ds
WY A' -.ocallon
ru ml r 11 , nu·
t> <' dl lhl• kAO
~ ut 23•l 61\U
at I 222 S •;
tln ml, 0 ll!gora
~ay
Henrv L:lllPtl'
'llnnd Art Mus.
... omtf'mpo1 ·ary
Portland.
!S
h
ln LC graduate
ur1b out ol ll
menhon In Uu!
Metropolitan
ra singing last
te of lht> Ne"'
tory of MUSIC
nble to enter
l>ns by earht•r
1e Oregon Me·
pns In which
liclp;lnts.
1 competition.
LHlt<t" fr"Om
' PUCCini and
)m 1 he opt•ra
r Mozart Last
)rmed "llondr
fi en I, non t.~r
Marrlnrt• of
l
?am's currt?nt
LC S<lld ht•
With hPr OUt•
bing
lfS
a age
~au unnouncl'd
$ conductl'd b)
ng d1vls10n on
blems indicah
ll no unu~uul
It has bt•en d~
ner·t matt•t 1111
1\
(allncP of ll11l
~aid 'dr.unn~c
s and stmllnr
!l'ilf neCCSS4rV
le tests sho•
ll!rlu1 has re· l tn the wJicr
l'd appt>:u-.wce
ag<' to plumb·
••I!J •
~AT • • • •
• • • • • 38 •
• •• (iJ 2. 1972 Ploncm Lop Pngc 5
On women' liberation
.ew goal: 'How about people's liberation?'
100 Edttt,,·
101 wrillllfl tlus h•ltt•t' In
to I ht• I'UCt•nt clt•b,lll!
on 111 youl' P·'fl''' t•oncPrn­
~uhJI'CI ot ~otnun'S ilh·
111011 Uul lu•(on I slatl
cui lht women's llpJ>~ •I ~ .1n!l
~ uuh clMuVInfsl JIIVs I would
to oxplfltn whv I am both
to v.r·ll~ this at 1111 :tnd
v.lll nnl tduntify my s••lf
to nlllh' 01' SI'X,
Tt1o ri'.,:;on I "'Ill not 1t11l my
1 IS th.tl I lhlllk that thls
the major prubl•1m tn the at t•a
Ubernttnn Thnl hi, tlu• lm·
rj.lh!'t' v. c Jllll tlll I he Sl'X 01
I !ill vt•lu.ll In unch!T'Sin nd lng
pers@ Tht> 1 cason I ~ 111
stgn thiS letter ts not thJI
atrnicJ to sl.&rtd up and bt• Is h.ut Thoruron•. socl .. tv woulct
bl' bl'tlt•J' orr I ltlltJ Jli'OJ)Il! happier.
IC th••y wtJre .11lov.etl to choos••
lhP co1 n•ct roles ror·thNns••lve•s,
I';\ I hf'r tlt,IO huvtn~ ,, slt•tNJI YP•'
tlvlt'rmtn• tlw ••xth•ch•tl 1 ol~s
flow dn~· ,,II lhls h•lntl• to
ltw womt•n s lllwr.ttlon cunl tO·
versy·f Ensv rht~ 1s .1 p.11 • lu:uiBI ex.unple ol u sten.>ot YJK'
whirh c.JIISPS un•h~slr. thle c.xper:­
tatlons 1 wo thu~s must he
II'Jiirt!(f IO gel 1111 of !htS CYil
Fu st, ••v~,>J yon" muo;t n•alittl
tl1.1t thr.sro rol••s de. •·xl .t anrl
51'1'1111tl, lhal II IS nut only lht>Jr
sl 1• 1'1.!()1 Yl''' whtch ha roll's a­
ss ned hut t>Vt•non•• "> So 11 IS n common prohlern
Wornt•n .1n• not ~01ng to be
f rce frtlm role exp••cl.allonr. un­
less m••n .11·•· tr.:wd from theirS
too l'llf'tt• h.as "' he ,, muhwl
Uflrh•rstandiO+! Of c.•Ch Olh••r'&
J•rohlerns nd a mutu.tl tllullon
Arguing ovt.•r whose stcn~lyp
Is more r••stncllng Is or no v.tlue Whethflr \1iomcnarc more
oppressed Ita.& II men Is irrPlc­v,,-,,, Tht! f.u~t 1 that both
\liOmcll 1111d men arr> oppress•!d,
and neilh••r should be
So the twll ath women's llb·
~'r.•llOn and mcn•s llber::ttlon , tnd
hl01ck llher..t ion, and Sl'ntor cu­
llen's ltbl!r.auon , antJ guv llbror­
nlton, and ltatiun IHu•rntlon. and
all 1 hat How about JlC()Jilc•s
ltb •rat ton?
In olh••r words, If people would
quit b~>1ng so hung ur• on their
own pcrsorul st.,rootvJ)(• and pro­
blems, and started s••Nng the
prabl~'rns of oth••r pcopl~. c:hang~>
would oceur much taster In­
stead of flcf~ing lht•ms lv s,
J>t.'Ople could stul workJng to·
gt>ther towums lh common go I
of llber.lllOn l.lberatlon from
expech~ roles but rulh••r tlt.11 my fhHnc
'tnlltc.tlc my se.x. I-" wally,
re,tson for mv wnttn~: this
thO rirsl pl.lCC, Is that I .un
1mayLod bv tlw hystcrtca I out­
bY both side!. on thf: m;\tlflr
t-omt•n's llbt•ratton. understand you feel manly' One l:lst thought--! am also
rltsmayed by the fact lh2t some
people lhlnt th.'lt ny rote WhiCh
has been cxp ·clt'd of tht"m Is
neccssa ra ly bad for evervone
for t.tJ.atnplc , to many "'omen
the role of hou.sewlle anti mother
Is qutt•• destr:able .tnd sufficient .
These wom••n should not be df'­
spist.>d or considered tr lllors.
If thev ar~, anotht•r. dHfr.rent
role IS beillK pushcc.t 011 th~m The.w .mruments at·~ so de(l:'n
slah'tl that lltlll' 1~ known
the 1 rul' tacltnrs or the
~lwl1r<: , (I Bill fl'fl'rl'llltt baSlCI.l
to the n•rl.'nl duel v.hlch nus
'"'""~"~'~' In I Ill' Lo~: ·) Hope
this l('ltl!r will provide ,,
~lnts on whtch mt>anlnvful
stan can be ll.lst>d, .1 db
ISSUJII when• t\lch .side Will un
the otltt>r's po!iltton
"uua'l':l nn unposslb1lity ). you o;t.md ther(' "holding thl•
door.
fhat • my dt>!UtlUon ot hmd
lrw a hfllplnl( hand" (Your evt
dt•ac; about tilt' othl•r hand Is
your dr(' tm) Now ~hat I'm try·
lng to Clgur• out is how lhe
stsl t!thood of man can stop the
broth••rhood from kUling and
crushing lHt! und substituting iOml end Ilk!! mBh! l.'gO US
JU$1Hicatt on cor all their rne,ms
(c:.tr ... , mom•y, clubs, quad·
rophonac-ocl.lt rac:k-f'lectronle •
testl'<l·thml hmadphon+•s)
What you've KOI to flgur • out
Is what t nct!d vou tor more
than opening my doors Whv
don't we CO-opt ror more reel­
Ing and present dreaming P.K. From 11 sumet.·twt hoorah}d
pt>rson who Is str1vmg to,. nts
tot<tl llberatlon, wtlh love PJS
1 ~rll<' thiS artu:le, by thcwny.
llst~nlrtR to nn argum11nt
, tblch e.u:h side kept agreeing
mosllhtn!{s and ur-gu1ngover
.lllellsh•nt dtffcn•nces; leadlllg
t to beliL•ve that without u.ll
hystl'rl.l t hcsc pcoplf' rntght
dlsr.ovcrL'<f that llu.•y had
tw""' vtews. Bnsl ~.\11 y. r. rn a co ·Opo r.atl VI!
person 'tnd most of ,Ill I d like
to lend a ht>IPltK hnnd CI'Vl'
got two so H you 'r~> <>ltll wor
rled abOut what the other one :.
dolnv, then you'vl' vot to makl'
your move) I don 'I wunl to pl.ty
MIC (MtlHuy Industrial com
plex?) KFY Why? 8PC.liUSt' 1
love you and b~sldes, I'm not
Mim Mouse. 1 just want to
stOil ~eytnv to looney tun(•S.
If you and mP .u~: rcJlly
goang to engage 1n C 0-L>ducnlton,
then CO-operation rs a sl~1h• we
servomech,anlsms ouqhl to get
Into. ThiS fathcr-chlldjlnsltt U·
!ton-student one nel'ds to bt•
abolished 'Don't flash your tits at me!'
In our so<. h!l y pcopll' are ex-
:.<11:-d to live up to Cl•rtain roles.
,,()t: roles ..1 rl' ltsslgn~d accor
to vanou'i things. arnonp
nrt• soctal and eronomic
~~~u~ . occupation, rrtcndships
rarr· .wd sell Sometimes
" don't ltkt• tile roll' they
supposed to J)IR y and thts
wh\•n• dlssutlsfuclton and
llsl.'qucntly rcbt>lhon trise
\tosl pt'Op1L• will Jlt ree that
· rrltt pl'<lpll• to fll Into J role
b ln;lpproprlate ror them
•••••• •••••••••••••••• Ill •••••• ._ •• • • • And don't RCI me wron~ . I'm
oot sugrcstl~ anv "molht•r and
ch1lr1 reunton •· to rc:>place II.
I've ~~ need!. too. It's just
that my hands olte getting ktnd
of shaky and sv.•eat~ from
wt·lng1Jlt! tQRelher or beinr. pol­
Itely c1nspc.>d
I uodtH'stnnd that you feel nmn
1y and chivalrous when you open
my door and surh •nd b.lslcally
I thJnk II s :t ~ood (l'eling. I
exper1encl.' much tlu> snmt> when
1 hold my umbrella ror you.
But what do we do out '>ldt wht.>n
the ra1n .stops'!
You put yourself down (nnd
me up) 1f you think doors nn~ lltl'
: best v.•ay to gt•t lhl' let.•ltng. •
From n Mult• Chauvinbt
IJ'
1~ ... : If I'm the onl• who•s gomg
: to GIVE to you tht•n Gl\'E me
: a chance to CO-ordinate ~llh
: you I promlst• you better than
: a fleetiRP thank you" while • • • ,., m' n HI 11 rtflll Mm rJrrm !'I n·.\ :
;, nr'/lr\,, tlw tJalum, :
• • cannot
A (nM trw/ill# pin' 1111 u·ord., :
Callt•d "\Vontl'll ~' l.tht•nrtwn .. : • • • • • distinguish
Sclm, rt}ntll th1 ,,., m with •'l(n,:
IIIII tiiJ! <~I tcli&Rt m/ICJI Ifill,:
h '111'11 tl lt'U/1/d rl/)fJI'Or it: soul and body'
• • • •
• ()ea ,. Editor·
from • • H'om ,-., ·~ : 1 desswr :llt>ly shake to ftnd
: myself hl•re submitting thh ll'l lxltwn "
Otht•r,,
fUll/ rn, " lim f' • : ter to those sh;1llov. stack.s ol
: ·'Letters to lht• Editor'' that
• rut•rclur • '" • • • perha~. most trulv n•llccl llw
colll'Ct~ consc:tousne:;.s or our
: bt•lovt>d sludt•nt bodv. But, Ill
ftNIII ,.,,, udjurrttmn .: Mr. Rice .. words, ''I v.rlle be·
Th 11 • • cause 1 h.tVl' to." «"\ "r nrl(/lf' tu~•ht mrd dtn : l " 1 s1mple wtsh to drn~ ,, quo t!
J-1,r "H'umr•tt \ £/,•r tw11 ":: from Chttrh•s a.,udelatrt· untl
t~''·' '*' ,,._..,,~ /u urru t nt u•lmt ~ direct It toward lhl: onsi,\Ughl
• of pu:;stonat c r t•plW'> cone ern· : lne wornt>n and tht•h phct• 111
mllt•tl "urc•ullwulwll" : hie. whtcll hJS bct•n till' most
Tlu • rut~ld "''''''''" '"''('" : re<'enl controv(ltr'!iy on c.,mpus
th,,~, • : 1 quote
n tth Wom''" \ A lm,~ntwu .": • •Wont;lll cttnnol disttn~-;utsh
: bel ween hN soul ami htll' tx><ly,
Shl' slmplllll''t lhlllR' llkl' .111
;tnlmtll A cynlt would s,l\' tl
Is beca.u~w sht• h.ls nothlm~ but •
()11 ""' nth,.,. lumd lllrn ,., n :
-'11/tf'l·· llill'lll(lflll . :
L.rt lilt• /rultt'' (tot•") lumu• ~ :
MtUIJlt' :
• •
lt1 \\'wllr'll it J\cdmwltflll ",: a body ..
lh•Sitt•cUUliV \'OUI S,
Lt>Ot J't· fl Moot ·t~ De.tr Women's (,lbbers,
Don t nash vour ht.s at me;
l'vt• <'ndurl'<l your l\Jcktng msults
long enough Arter bav1ng been
rt•Cerred to as a ''Chauvtmst
Ptg'' (und worse) s1mply for
beln~ .1 male (which .,.-as th£! ex­
tent of my direct contact with
the Women· s Lib unlll a :short
tlml ntto) I wa!. sub)e<:led to ,,
prcsenllliOn In Professor
Ot"ew s Ract~ and Ethnic class In
which the speaker presenil>d her
vlc.,.!. In such a ridiculous rnan­
nt•r th11t I 'olo'Js almost compt!lled
to sLtnd up .tlld ~1U her
a "cock
The shtt thJt you arc dishing
out, und the manner 1~ whkh
many of you are dotng 11, sup·
post.'dl · an support of your man··
menl. 1s dehumnniz.tng both sexes
~nd gtvmg muny men htth ~ re:•son
to talw you seraous1y •
II vou rcJJh lntP.nd to achieVe
}'OUr. goJlS completely in thl"
enUre Amertcan soc1el}, vou
h.IVl' two choices: number one.
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(root imwd from p.2)
I think thls tdt.>,;l IS u little ~1ck.
In racl under an)· conditions I
would consldt•r ll so. I aiNudv
kno'll. of 01\l' rPport or (\ Stewart
Hnll tt>!ttd~nl who recN vNt ln
obsn•m· phont> call th.tt w t!'t con
stdl•n-d st.•nous enOuRh 111 hgbt
of lhl'Sl' Cl'llnl' (1\ff'sted" dllVS
to c.11l in extra ~eeurUy to •n­
Vl•sttr,ate .
U lht•se g1rts anm't conccrnt.>d
l'IIOUgh b)' I hl.' senOUSJ\l'SS Of OUI'
pr••sent sllu.1tion, they ought .1t
hMst ha Vt' some constder anon
for tht• others ~no ar ~ b •mg
lncon'fenienccd b\ the tl'mpor arv
ptt'Cnuuon:tr\ ' me.1sure:> .lfh.-ct­
lllg us fot who k.nov.:> hO~~> lone,
or cv~·n more tmport;1nt. bv the
m.t)orth ot rem.llb on this camp·
us wht' .1n• confronted v.ith worr)
.tlld h .11
11 :.I rt"tts m~ u-. a hlll(• ~11.1
that som~ LC studl.'llt:. lllltllh
n•m,til\ at t hi-; lt-\· el I would ha \'l'
hOlll'«l lht>V would ka w dh< .u dt.'«i
<;\ldl JUVl'lll l!! l>t lllkS b-1Ck llllhl!r
JlllltOJ tur.h school d;l) s. wh~ll lht•
lt•vd of mulurth rJn along thost•
Slllllt' hnt'~ Of pul ht~ !'UCh "pi'IH':­
IICitl'' )Okt•S. B!!lh arew!il('l
ll111 /,I tl ltfl 111 lh11~• · ,.,, /;twu• : • /woe/ II/ 11'1/lll"r.lltufl ; . ., wvann1 I occxL
EAT IN or TAKE OUT PIUERIA ,,. . 1' 11/t'll fllltl!ot M• IIIII 111111 1tlf•u/• •
,_, '''\' '\I I .. • 1'111 t llrt/1°11 /'! I /t'f tl IIIII ' • • •
' Hc1h1 rt llt•tult 1\ • • 740N.I•ta 636·5683 L*• OJNIII
•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • g1Ye up. Realtre and accept your
role as 1t n!;11ly ts and stop
lnyh!R down those bastardly ul·
tlmatums Number two RPsort
to violence (Perhaps Bruce Rice
would hlt•• to tniltate a course
In creahvc rtotlng.)
At nny rat~, not until you
gtrls have grown your be.•n1s.
t ransrerr('d the burden of preg­
n.,ncy 1nd b.1by c.trrvmg to rnen,
burnt'd nll vour br.t" donnl'C'I
jOCk:>, and slurtt.'tl a~klng ~uys
out, wtll 1 consider you dedlca-ted enough to mertt my rcacUng
of your rcpllcs t>il.h anythtng
more than mert: amusement or
cyntctsm . Untal thf'n, I'm
btgol and I d1g ll.
Sincerely, "X'·
P S I am Signing thiS letter" X"'
because 1 am obviously "stck
ltld Also ~ ptg." t do not vo Ish
to bl! sub)ectl'd to tht> emb:&rra •
srnent of ~tor. ptckt.l(( DJX•rt puh­
Ucly, as was Mtke McCrory's
maslortune .
•llarr · <)Ur little irl u laonw from c()llc~···
• the Right Road? What lS
Ed Greenough CLU
Ott•I!UII ,\t;t'l\1 \
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL
....... u, ........... , ............. . One possiblity ...
A Professional Life
Insurance Career
Let's talk about it
Call 228-0278
or
ollcgt> PhH cmcnt Offi , • ... Chinese
The \11\0lSI lhl'ffil' llf ''M1l'\i.' lht•
Jlt.--.Wlt>" is tht mhtndrl\lllg forctu
tn Chln.'i IOdl"• SU\'~ Ru~M'II
.rotm~on, m t' rn be r nr 1 ht• Amer­
t~:an fr~t•llds St"n Itt CommiltN 1
Tht Prot;rnm St•crt>l.lr 101 the
~ev. En~-:1. nd Rl'f:ll)ll of th~.~ or­
R tmr.sllon. Johnson II'11Vl'! h'4t to P1oneer Log
repond to 'Serve
China ll\st summt•r at lhl' tO\ 11-
,thnn or l'XIlt~l C.llllbofiltn PriO<'l!
Nm uclom Sih.moul lie poil.t1 to
s hundn'd Jlt'l'suns In ~ V1ms Aud­
Itorium l.lst fhursday Uflt•rnoon
"rb a Qllu"'~r, 1 hi:; roncl!pt vt
'M'f\'111& th(l Jli'OJih•' h.t$ nlwny!i .w~w.tll'd to nw.'' ln.• s.ud
A rnN·tc.t n sm·tch Is sc••ktnr.
methods or scw1.11 ch.mgcl .wd 1t
"on'l IH' ••fhl('l\'fl lhrm1~h lll'tnccl
n•voh1llon M• It 1ittl In Ch1MI
:-atd .John~on
''M,n1's ldt•a ol s11rvlng tht
pt.'Oph• m.\y b\ the ans"''t' to tills ........................................ .................................. ....... ,. .............. -••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ni'L'tJ," hP tOld lhL• ,}llci11'11Ct \,
"Thts l!i 1 h•• pr•1man .\nSwt•r
"'' m.t\" ~1!1 from lht Chlnest•
--t•Vt•n more tlla n .tcuptuw ImP
--~ htch ~vervont1 111 tlus ctnlllll \'
S t' I' fll 'i (O lll' J!l•tlllljl t•Jr.i(I'<J
.lbolll •
Juhn~on , no'4 on ,, SJll'ltl.:ln.:
tour or On•gun C'.UIIIJII$('~ I SUR­
~t•Sit'<l that a visit to Chut.l,
~l'l'lllg pt'OJlll' ''IOVII\g antJ llt'IP·
lng t'adl otht•r," m1~hl b\! Pll·
\lghtr.mnr. rtk toduy's "dlsillus­
tolll'iJ AmPrt~tn youth "
Colon><! slldl•s l.tl\t•n thll'lng Ius
tr·tp tllusl ratt.>d most or ttw 1 .. , ••
1 u 1 c, and much or .Johnson's
:.pc.lktng "as dom• bt.~lorcu d:nk­
cnc'<i .1\tdtlor·tum •
1\~ S,lld that "truns(OI'IIl.IIIOII''
sec 111 s to be lht• kl.'\ ~onl 111
Cluna --,, ll;ttum onl'l! l•t\llJtl.otl
h\ l'lVtl v..u .tml ron ·t~n pu" PI's
,h,hnson !\.lid lw s.1 ~ "nu otws
11 v m m.Jl nutnllon" thll'llll! Ius
sl.t}
••Tlll'll' IS nu ltlt1•1 ,III'V.hl'll' Ill
folnna--(.mtasllc," Ill' :s.tld
I· .wulv plunrung ~~ no~ wtdP·
spread tod:n' I ar.cordtng to .luhn­
son, "1 th I he u~t' of c•ont 1 .IC'l'P •
I I Vt•s, Slt•!'lliMIIOII , .Hid <lbofltllii S
111 pregn.tn r.ll'S up to hw month
Tht• result IS "l;lmtlv ~IZL' tud;tY
Is less than hair of a ~l·net.t ­
tlon olltO. ''
He suv. no boost tn Slno-Anwl '·
lean ll a de fort hcomi ~ beC.l\J!\l
"thert.> 1s nothll\R they (the Clun­
ese) can't manulactun• to nuwt
tht'lr o"n n\!eds."
In the c1tv of Nanktng, ht• ~.ttd,
lhl• tempN·atun• was b r· o ugh 1
down ten d~rees with tht• plant-M trch 2.
In!! Ol gr (!.tt lllllnhtll or tr~
f'ollov. tnr, his .uhh'l'.'iS, .loh~
v..ts nslwd towh.tt d1.•g1 Pl'llr('IJOQ
in Chllt.t was S.lt'l'lllet'iJ to mu1 lis .u·compHshnwnts posstlllt•
"lh\' llllt•lll•t• tu~tl -llw lrtt
lhlnk~>t ' -- 1~ alw.1y.!> IIH ttr,1
victim wlll'n conrurmth laktt
ovt•r," h~ nns ~ l'lt'il
T h" pr,u;o•nct• or ,, nultllr)
tlut•.tl nt1oll Its borllrrs lltcr1•ast
tlw tlt'ct•~sily lor this conlormn1 he .c;u ltf
RUSSELL JOHNSOh
Chino Speaktt
"Our tnlltlar v po:.thun 10 II
tfUl'JIIn;\, lht>ll, h.IS lh1• ,llfl'CI
llmttang llltl•lh'<'tu,tl llt>('(Jom R
Ctuna," sl,tlf'd Johnson •
'I'm conr.t•rm.od ~ 11 h the 1n1eU
cctu.tl," t'onclud~cf Johnson, "bi
I'm m o 1 i' ~on ted about U
m~sse s v.ho have lo suUH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l Rip-off rate at Saga
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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ..Many of you have already helped me
become elected to office. I've served you
for twenty years, as a state legislator,
Secretary of State, and Governor
of Oregon for iwo terms. For the last hve
years, I've represented you in the
United States Senate.
"Now I'm asking tor help to be
re-elected to this office. My experience,
as Senator from Oregon, has made me
aware of what Or~gon needs and how
much more needs to be done
"I need help from anyone, young or
old, experienced or inexperienced .
Please send in the coupon 11 you'd like to
work with me. Or call 222-3631, Portland;
363·4171, Salem.''
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Ma1l to Re-elect Senator Mark Hatfield Committee
P 0 Box 1972. Salem, Oregon 97308
• 0 Yes. I'd hke to work w1th you1 Please contact me
tAM[
ADDRESS
cln COUNTY
IliA '1 E PHONE
~i'e ('(Ill' I afford to lose !tim.
Pa lor Cl In R" ~ 1 ~ at Maol lillh!.liO Oommoll
Gt l"i' f •• ' CM "''" P 0 • 1 Ill • m Ot"g Jl1303 • • • •
~ invites use
• • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • •
' • • • • • • • The instdious forces ot WILSit•
and careless consumption, p~t­
sonUted by 'dtsposable"produC'ts
made of pa~r and tndPstructlble
plastic are under :allac:k. by Pt"'·
pic of conscience ever ywherc •
Woody Carlson
But "dIsposable " products,
whtch are dtsposed or t.'hlelly by
bmng carelessly discarded wh£1n
the user 1s ftrushed with tht>m,
are very convenitmt and often
less expeos1 v~ lhl.\n the more
I r o ubI esome but ecologlcn II y
sound recyclable products thev
replucf'
: Pro ll' c t tng our envl ronment
; Involves mnny seeminrly unre
: lall-d ractorc; A good examph•
: which mvolves the LC community • : ts to bt> found In I he collt!ge food
: serv1ce Chlnawat e, g\a:;ses,
; s tl v e r v. are and ldtchun equip­
: ment are all very recyclablt!
; when they ure left tn the dlntng
• room These same mnterluls • : cnn bl usl'<l ag:Unandagainwtlh ·
; out llmtt This recylctng pro­
: tt.'sS already 10 operatlon tn our
: mid~t also provldes aiJout 30 • : student jobs pt~r day und an uv-
: er.1g1• of 37 1 t2 hours or wages
; dally. Many studl'nt ~ will tl'sllfy
: to the value or this particular
: USPl'Cl or Su~a Food St>rVICl' ~ • : "rocyclinr" nctlvHlt>s
• • or courst>, no one wants to
en• ale unneccessa ry waste but
LC students huve colh•rtlvrly
: thro"' n a Vl-lr) I roublesorm· mon • : koy wn~nch into the "YI'ht!t.>ls or • • • • • •
: tht· Jood .s~rvlce opt•tatlon
• : Tht~ problem l~ I hat pt.'Oph•
• • • • • • • •
• • • • • :u•• npptng oft gh1~ses, s1lvl'f­
W:Ul· and t•vt•n wholl' I ray:o. full
of dishes .11 an lnrrt"dlbh· rate
fhl· current r~plact •m(•nt r.1tt•
ts running belwl'l'n $2900 .tnd
$3000 pt•r lt•rm on borrow{'{! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• • •••••••••••••••••••••••• of paper
tlt•ms.
CunsttJPnng llu.s lugh cost of
n•plrtC'l'ntPnl thl' rosts of sit· I • dl•nl l.thOI' (IIIUnCt.ll .tnd OlhN
WISt•) .tnd lht• llli>Vtlllblt• h1.:h ~~
Pl'nM· of n•pllcu~ : llobart, Itt
dv1ng dtsh llhtchlllt!, the attrac-­
tiV\•nt•ss ur JI.IPt11' Sl!n'ttt• Cora
llOJJ'd Opt•t atlon IS OhVIOUS
In fact, ,,.,p~t tnd plasttr ser
VICl' IS nlrl'ad}' n•pl:tt•tng chllll
gl.1S.S .llld :>liver to an extr.nsllt
rllogt t't1 111 rn.•nv school systems
,\ nol01blt• I!X.IInple ts Uw tJIIl
H•rsll) of M.lt'Vl.lnrl, \\lurh flO\
llsl' ll.li>N pl,tt.~~ .tnd cup!>. JM
plu~liC' Utl'nstls to h_'l-d abO~
15,000 studNII!>
Th1 s llll\•l'l~.tiiV t> 1s also m.a~·
liiR llsl'lf "available' ' to our o•t
colleg~ food servicl', but it cu
be a voided by .,;lopping the gro•·
inll' outflow or stolt•n china 2Di
y,lasst>s to dorms and off-cam·
pus houslnr,, and returntng '41\11
may now bv sllltnJ• around ~
pt'Oplc's rooms Th~ rep I .1 c e
menl 1.1h• tor these 1tems will
be tltl dL•ctdill!; ractor in tbl
quast1on or rt.'.tl plalt!s or pap­
t•r OMS, of cuthng your steil
with u plastlc knifr 01 onl' ~
:;I eel
'Action like this would de­
mon~ll.ih • vory l'ffl'< hwlv thi'
students at Lt do not want I
tncr~a~ l' th~ raiL' at wlllch 1ttt
t'l Is pi llnr up and th.tl tht1
sllll p1 erer-to £•at off chtna vr1tt
sll Vl'fV.<\re lt would prov~ thfl
ar~ rl'sponslbh • cnoul{h to r~coe·
nlr.t• that rlpplng ort a glnss can·
not bl• )usllfil'<l by saying, •ob
Snga has a lot or thorn ·•· sal4
food 'il'l vtc1• mnnav.~r . J,lck Bak·
et
So th1.1 powet or deciding tor
t•col~ltally ~ound p1 acllt'l'S or
wuslt•ful ont•!> 1~ for oncl' 1n
h.tnd!i. of ttn• '>tlldt•nts, and tbr
sh1d1•nt s .tlOil(' It n•mu Ins to bf
''H'NI how wt· rea.ct to this ri!S·
JIOnsibllity, but om• thtnr t!i cl
---wtmtevt•r· the outcome. lt wtU
bt• our own dome, aood or b.td (Pleb
Sy Jomo• ~
Hcod LlbrOI
'Th••• ~ Is snmt•lhtrlj
h s.tltslytatt ~thnul I
[hl'l'il I!) 1111 llPt'fl I 0 w
lh IO('SS,II_tl'o tn' Whll
ur whY. 11 le.tws «
hlol•~l ll'£111~ ll1.1t
thtooll!hl ,th11111 II IS
WORKERS ERIC ~
adviser playod b)
workers uprising .
PLEBIAN Lydia
the aymbollc .......
The Fir Acres Mnrch 2.
~me
umher ot tr~u
\cldrt•ss •• John~
t tlt•grl't'llt>(.lcl(l
r.t Hlr(>(J to m•h
~~·nls po\~ lhh
ual --tlw lrtt
tlway.s lht· llr •
onto1 mily bhs
!l'l'd
~ ur 11 ma h~f)
nrdPt·s htr n•ase
I tus cnutormu1
IELL JOHNSOh
China Speake;
• po:,attun 111 I
has the .t!Jcct d
clual 11 PetJom 11
Johnson
d Wllh thl• lllll<U
lt•d Johnson, "l.d
rnE'd .tbout Ut
u vc to sulfur
Saga
a per
has htgh cost ol
ll' costs of ~lu· • nctnl 11nd olhl'r
!vtlablt• ha~h e1
c:tng llob;u-11 Itt
ant', the ~urac
I! I' !tervlcc lor 1
I.S ObVIOUS
nnd pl;.~stac s~r
rPpl;lctng chllll
to :tn t!xh•nsm
:school :.yst('ms
pi~ IS the Un1
land, whach no'
es and cups .aD1
I 0 h•t'd ,t bod
iYl" Is .Jlso m.tL
.nble" to our 011
rv1ce, but It CJI
opplrlf.' the grot·
stolen <'hilm ,_,
~s and off caro•
d returmng wtul
ltling around 11
There pl.• tl':-
hese Items •ill
~ !Jctor tn tb
1 plati!S Of' JX'Jl"
tltnt' your slell
knife oa· ont• cl
thts would d1
erfi'Ctl Vl•lv tbll
do not want t
.te at whlch Uti·
), dnd that lMJ
~at orr chmtt t~lt&
fOUld prOVl' thfl
enou~~th to rec01·
r off II gins:; CBD·
r by saying, ·ob
ol th~m "' satd
nnger. J.1rk BttL·
of dectdlng lor
~nd practtn•s Ill
s lor one~ tn thl
tudentc, md tM
It rl'matn~ to bt
to this ri!S·
Ill' thuw •~ ch':ar
oulconw, t1 "1\1
, KOOtl or bad ),loroh 2. 1972
'Plebians' reveals
By Jomos Plrlo
Hood Llbrorlon
1.111,1 () IS SOJIIl'thllli-: thnl'CIIIgh­
ll SJil 1\'llq' 11h011t :l U.ul piiiV
lllt'lt lb no lll'l'll to wond•·r .thou I
tbi' mt~ss.tlt''• or whal h.lJlJI''fit..'<l,
\111, 11 1~11 v ... ~ nniY ,, ron-,u ' •
1 ;ll~l feo•llltr. th.1t no lut'lhc~
11 ,11,111 1hnut 11 ls nccl'SSIII ~ Sucr•ossl V•• prr>S('IIHlllon of
Cunlel GI.J<lS1 ih'Umll of lin• J!)S3
£.tsl G~r·man r evoll unrl 111,. t•art
Jll.lVt!<l 111 it hv Bcrtoll Brc1 hi,
ttu• tev,cnd.II'V Communist t cvo­
htl&unu r·y. hu v1,1 hPt•ll hadh• rc·
r•etvccl in ~:urOJ1P .uul AmtJJ'Icn
llowcvt•J st• ong u r•• tim H',l511nS
lor agt P••l~~. II Is not cnth ely
ct>rt.ttn lh.al lht• Jll.t)' I npp1 Oflrifl·
lt!ly suh-1111~1 "A G~JIIIIIn 11\t-
-
WORKERS ERIC MCGILL and Henry Houae throaton the dramatic
advesor, played by David Hitchcock, lor his rofusol to support tho
workers uprising. Tho play Is directed by Curtts Heeter Peonoer Log
ailure 0
•e(IV 1" 1 1 L':tlly n b td ,,Jay
Tht:!l I' still f(lnt.tlns In one's mind
n nn~mh•: I•IPa th.•l lh" point
h.ts he~·n mlsSt>d, lh.ll Grns ts
I"'I'IN'liY rlt-ar about ~>'hal hP
• ... unt('(l to s.,y -.uul :mid II -
.tn<l llut 11 hJ!i h •(!n mlsl:wt
suml'ho-. 111 th1• IHtr'lv-burlv ol
talk lllltl action un!l shoutlnl:
Th•• Tlu'.H re 0Ppa rt m••nl 15
presenting thr• Jllt•Y this ~ t>k at
the f11 Acres Theatrl' with lh ·
lost perform.lllc,. next Sund.•Y
II Is dl rectltd hy Curtis Het tcr,
and fe .• turtng James OstholthoH
as Ur(trht. or s1mp1~ "1'hc
Russ, •· :~s hl' is ~no~n lhrou~h­
out
A stnge Jn r~st lierlln on th t
latdul ,June l'l, Is th•• scene of
"The Ph:~b::. I Tht• Ooss is re­
hearsing his o~n adaJllJtlon ol
Shak••spcare' s "Coriolanus,''
wh• c h nr .. cht, like n good Mn n:-
1st, 51.!~5 as an ancteut RomtHI
cbss stiUggle Rebellious v.ot­
kt•t·s, prot• sli~ Um gov••rn­
rn••nl's tmpostlton ol n lt•n pt•r
Ct.•nl lite rt !lSI:' Ill WOrk l'l~UII 't!d
urul hOUI'S, Invade the thl'alr••
:.cf'klng Brecht's support and Ills
hl!lP m drawu~ up .1 manuesto
of t h••l r grwv:t nccs
Wh.11 the\' art• achhlllV asktng
for ls l<'at!ershtp th:Jt only
Brecht, the tnlellectual and Ut­
••mrv r cvolutiouar), on supph·
to lhearupn:>tng 1he Bo:.s v.all
have none or Uus, mockl~ lhl:!rn
feror10uslv , he gtves as has rea­
sons the feebleness or the revolt
~nd the eonstiluhOIUll ambtltly
of the Gt>rm.m people to put
on a dec·~nt revolution . BeSides,
lh~ f.a::.t German government
Ms promtst.od him a neY. theatre
"'tlh a revol vu~g st3ge, which
he bas no v.tsh to endangt!r
At the center of th~ druma LS
thtt fJtluru of the tnlellectu •• t •
• 1nd parllculur\y tht> (rtlrman an­
ll•lleclual , to assume the lroder­
slllp role tn ttmes or wtt•nse
SOCial CriSIS. And SJ>l!C:lflcally
11 conct>rns the motJl dilemma
faet-d b}" the Boss tn matong has
declsaon to toto the workel's
ot to protect has I mmechah.• m­
ll•rests
Tht• strength of the play Is tn
tis statement oJ tbe dilemma,
v. htch has apJlhcahon to 111 ml.'n
Its v.eakness hes tn Gmss' m-
. de B land and Bob Rutledge how she stole
PLEBIAN Lydia Alii-Clark, lett tells follow worke~a ~ell~he ,:53 workera upritlng In East Germany .
the symbolic flog flying over BrendenbGurg ;.•pt~ay u;l~lg run through Sunday.
The Fir Acres production of Gunter rea Page 7
intellectuals
RICK McKINNON , •• Kosanke the Commun ist tunctlonary,
berates the Bou. played by James Osthotthotf , for hls tallure to
sign the manifesto In support of the workers ' uprising 1n "The
Plebian• Rehearse the Uprising." now playing at Fir Acres.
,tbiHtv to sho~ tb;at Brecht e\'en
Sl.'nses the dtlemma There is
no I"VIdl!ncc, untll the laic SCI.'nt~:o
when lht• 'IIIOrkers' movement
has b•·~n crushed b) Sovt~'t tanks,
that the Boss IS agonizing over
"'hat ts to be done. We feel no
symp.'lth)' ror him because he
sho~s no re3son to engage our
svmpath\' . He is no great rragtc
herO fllCI~ {li'C3t ISSUCS, but a
petty arltsttc bureaucrat, keep­
ing hiS o,.n to hhnselr anti to hell
-.lth c~ crvl.lody else
When the uprl:.ing faals, the
Boss expenences il c:tunge or
heart ami reproaches hlmseH
tnth•rly fur hts rcofusal to JOlll
the v;orl:ers tn thctr revull. No
re:tson ls gn·cn for the reversal
l'XC~pt IILtt thev f.tilec1 and he
a:; respon:oiblt• And so lh • plav
ends, ~·tth Br .. c:ht alone on the
stage, Crlt?Vll~. bl•reH ur I.'Om­
r:alit.•S and his self-respect
Gruss has creatt..od an the Boss
a rnan who Is totalh tnexphc -
ble an 1 he hghl of Hrccht's pran­
Ctllles and hts life-long ,.,._..,. or
himself llS a ch 1mpton of the
people fhe ?Ia)' Is llllt>d -. ttb
discussion th..\t enlis no.ohP.re.
v.alh hllle attempt to dehncatc chll.rJcter or to cr••atc tiram ttc
tension.
The conflict ~I e •n ~xpt.'C!l­
ency and conscaence ne~cr eelS·
es to be a human problem And
because Gnss h s placed it agam
before us to mal!le us .x mme
ourselves lh plnv has lis mom­
ents and ils us s
Cret1it ts du•' lbe plllyers and
production stalf for .1 diUtcult
JOb done "ery ell Th stag1ng
IS mode!lt, ns you ould cxp~l
ln f1 r Ac1 es -that converted
World \\ar I PX -~PI at glvcs
room and a Oe tbllit)' to th
actloo that are T('m rk ble Th
cast under ne"' com~r Curtis
tle<!ter ts u discrphned nd elfec­
tlvt' group James OstholUtoff
give:s a p •rformance as the Bos<;
that has admtrnllle depth ani'! au­
thortty David Hltchl·oct as the
dnunntic advtscr, and Rtchar-.J
McKinnon, as Kor.nnk the Com­
munist Parh tunctullllll1', ar·"
e.xc~llent . The -.omen ofthe cast
sutler under a Ul adwntage, no
femall' chan&c:lcr rill n u
Gruss s~ms qutt • behe hlc -
al le.lSt an ••Tile Plebs •• -Page 8 Plonoar
c amps
romghl ts tht' nt~:ht.
At 8 p.m In Jl.unpt ue llw tlr:.t
Ctwtl IIUwrluht• \\ alt•t Polo
Ch.unpltln lt•tm v.ill he llt•cidt•d
1111' ronsol.tllou flt);tl s v.tll Ill'
hl'ld .10 hour t'•' rt h•t thl• rul'd y,.atN pnlo class, tll'·
r.u•lwd llw lllnt>rluhc w.1h•r polo
rhaiOJliOil.SIHJlS ClinCh 'rt>d no,·­
t•ll 1ntl Roll n•rt•• rca'll llw g.111ws
whtlP 1111• Wlllea· polo clnss hPIJl·
t'<l offlctalt· I hem. Mnrch ~.
Tht• Wlll)ll'l' or lin• final!>"'
ha VI' I hl•ir rm fill'' t•ng r.t v•-d 0111
)wt·nuuH•nt r)l,uwc ltotr hu
Jll'llllll'>l'<l :tOll It' 'SN'l't•l Slltpr14
t•S" fur rulllll'l upnnd con~ol
lttlll WhiOl'l Gay I
• 1n
Portia
p.3
The <~cllon bt'g.tn l.tsl WNhu•s­
tl.ty, f't•hruan 23, v.lu.m 1111' sw­
mnn Pht Epst I on lt'.tm «h1fcatt•cl
.... ) \lob l .. ttct thl' snmc mght,
Rig 0 lomped on the S P E
Rooks, Rt•uht•n and the .Ids blcv.
out the Blov.ouls , IUill 91.-l\l,·
91,• (lll'OIIO\III C(!cl h\' V.,tggllng
prot rucJing lnngut.•) m.tss.u ~red
the ln)luts Citizens sponsor
area tours snow an~
• -rim
l'oo"
HAYRE1liN VAGIZ from Turkoy rushoa on opponont In an at
tempt to score another goot In Soturdoy s soccer match In
Eugeno. Oosplte o atrenuous weekend of proporlng food for the
lnternateonal Party :and celobratlng oltorwords Yaglz mnnoged to
.core three of four LC goela On Thur.s11.1y thro 2•1lh, Thl'
Aqua Jorl.s out-:;colt'(l tlw Whltf'
Balls and Thcl See 1ps ci1SpoSl'<l
ot lht• C. nOll R 's
l'hc captains or llu' tt•.uns
v.·ho, :t-. of Mondny, lln• muh•­
l~ah.>tl an• Rtll Mtllur (1\1.-BL­
Bl.}, Norm Sroll (S P.~:.). Jim
Si('lbe ('l'hl' Scn,ps), Hnv Van Horn
(Bit: 0), Rob lf.lll• (RI'IIhl•n .tnd
the .lets), and Carol 'l'.tlhotl ('fhu
T nluhlcm.tkt'rs ).
Rolf l.t~. stmJt>nl h•acht•t or "1-'e.1cc nnd Quiet" cross­
rounl rv sho"'-me triJ•s ror skwrs
.md snow~hoers ~ 111 ht• held till'
\l,(!t•k~nd or M.li'Ch 41-5 In the
Summit Meadow-Trillium l,al\c
a1 t•a Ot'Ur Govl.'rnmt>nl C11mp.
Assembly for thl trlllS 1 at
10 a m tx1t ll Sntu rda y .tml Sun
da · en :snov.bunnv Lodgt• parktn~·
lot on Hip:hway 26 two mtl~s (tasl
or Govt•t·nmen l C<itnJI Both t t•tps
an OJlt'O lo thP general JIUbhc
no rha t-ge
Pioneers squelch Reed, Included to the tour wtll be
u vlstt to Tdllturn Lake. !I bt'aV­
er colony wtth Us v.tntL•l' locJ~es ,
lhl• silt• of Summit House on lht.•
old Barlov. Tratl, pioneer gt .. tvcs
nnd the meadow v. herl' the pio­
neers g1 at.ed their weary sloe).;
on tllc Clnal leg of their trek
tnto Orl?lton. clinch local squash crown
LC's communtly .:.qunsh team
dcreah.od Ret'<! Colteg.-lost
Thursday 5·2 to cltfl(h the sea­
son's championship 1 he vtc­
ton v.rappt~ up a 6-1 record
St·:&son v.zhlcb latE'<! sev~n-mnn
double rou.nd 'IC:tlon agnll\st Rel>d Colll'gC, Ort•t;on Medic tl School.
YMCA, and tht> Multnomub
A I hll•llc Club
Thos£• lev. spt>ctators attend
ing one of lhl' Thursday nig-ht
matcht'!. mlRf\t ht.\Yl witnessed an
awesome dt!iplay or unmatched
International fare
tempts eager crowd
There us a lot of food there
And a lot or people 'IH'te an­
xtous to gel at lt.
The scene ~ ... s Ftt•lds Dtnlng
Room on Saturday night, •tnd tht•
occ.ns:.ion was lht> thtrd nnnual
International Party
Alex Loventhal, in t.hltrge of
the food port ton of lbl' party, h<~d
satd that tte ClJ)!>Cted at least a
thousand Pt'<~ple .
T"'cntv mmules <~fh .•r the sche­
duled starU~ tlutl' ortett o'clock
all that could bl' .Sl·~n outside
the doors or th" dfnu~g room was
a ma:;s or races staring Pagerly
at the lOOd vonthng to be Sf•rvoo.
Fluall) the doors Wt!rt• opt'lll>d
and lh•' Jlt."'Ople startl'Ci strPanting
In, plunking down lhl•lr hlty
c~nts, and getting armed v.ith a
paper plate and cup ln return
Thr• count r1es 'li "reread)' I he
Spain table had converted fill)
pounds or potatoes and sevcnlf!t'O
doz"n eggs to 45 tortillas.
ATLAS Mex1co had tamales, G~rmanr
s~rv(-d ham and bread, and Ugan­
da served nul brl.'ad and cookies.
'The .Molhl.'rs or Le"' IS and
Clark servl'tl homL•-mad~ coo~
tcs on nod, y,llill' .md blue nap­
kins n••ll to thL• 37 prl'sldents
of tht• UniiL'tl Sl.lll•S ln mtnia­
tun•.
The night '4HS not wttbout Us
political ovl'rtones .
A labh• n•pn•senhm: PaJesline
dl.splnye I J blaclL, grl'lm :tnd rt'd
Uug. Whl!n lhl' Palesltnlun was
:1 sk•>d whc•thl'r such a country
acluallv cxlstf'd hls reply WJS.
"Of course Rlpht nov. It's called
Israel."
Three Rom:uuans tdornL-d In
their colorful OJlloni.ll costumes
litood -..'Ulch OVl'r lhl' Clunes~
food 1'hal may havt• bE'~n the
highlight or ll•e l'\ enu~g--a 1 no
ot Soviet bloc Romanl.1ns Ignor­
Ing tdcologr and, b••hevl• ll or
not, ustng chopsticks
AT liS
&A
Free
Pirlc."p &
Delivery ICATION
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ELECTRONIC TUIIIUP
COMPLnl
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BU LINGA E CHEVRON
8517 S.W. TerwUiiger 246-2239 qulcku~ss, refll'X and cndurnnce
.tlong v.:Hh Dc.1n Brown's all too
well-knov. n ambtdexlt>ttly Com
mendablt sucrf?.ss v.as dut> to th~·
partici}Xlli on or the lnw students
law faculty .tdmtnl~ll.lhon de
partmenl, the collt'f?C faculty and
studunts 'fhOSl! who comJlt'ted
Arletgh Dodson, Stl•ve Rapp, Jet
rv Welle Kent Bossange , Da vc
Dtm1lre, Piiul Louvhndre. Dr.
John Brown, Hal Bloonwnthul ,
Dr John CooJtcr. J1m 1'1tus,
Or. Dale O'B.1nnon, Ja1nte Eotf,
and Garv Johnson. Sam McKinney , tempor;tq
c h at r man of .1 cihz~ns group
sponsonng the traps, says th~
purpose of the trips Is to d\.•m
onstru.te to the U S Fort'st Ser
vtce the llltcrcst or the pubht
In returning this htsloric mea
dows nrea to the ''quiet user "
ParllclJXltlng In the show-me
lrtps are Portland Stale Unl
verstly Outdoor Progrnm, Ort'
tton Norlc Club, Portland Audu
bon Soc1ety, The Stirra Club
Oregon Environmental Council
Cascade Ski Club, Amertcan In
Cagers fall to SFU
Saturdny rnllrks the bc~lnnlnp
of the NAIA play-off sChl>dUif>
tor the LC basketball quad
Eastertt Oregon Colle~e wtll be
thl' opponrnt for LC f.OC 1!.
thl' top leam 10 thr Evergn•en
Conferencl•. W Ill am e I lc> and
Guorge Fox Collf.'Vt' a1 e thl.' othllr
two lc.,m~ In ttus y(•nf's District
two play otts.
Simon f raser Unt vrr.slly l.'ndlttl
the PtonN•r's n·~ttlllt sea 'iOII on
a lostng not(' LC camt.• up short
to SFU, 103 86 fhl bll' probh~m was the number o! times LC
turned the ball over to Sl-U.
GivtOR tbe ball up without scor
log has been LC s mnJor prob­
lem This hns been counler.lctcd
In part by the strong rebound
lng of Gary Warren and Donn
Pollard Warren pulled down 25
rl•hounds In the SFU gnm~ while
,\ddl~ 21 points
Complimenting Wnnen In the
SF U game were Doug SJ..tlle and
Ron Watt w1lh 19 and 18 pomts
nosrwcllvely
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CALL 226-3566
for rOS(IIVOIIOOS Ond npphC3110M stltuh• or At cllltl'r.ts, llnd nu
1•rous toc.el schools
ror hlrltll't lnlot•mnt I on·
Hhod.t l •. tndcl 288 I 116
Belly M.lrsh.tll 2 16 6023
wome
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p1ts)' Mink of Hn>A.tl
prestth'ntlal nrl 01.1 1''/
!~ nng cl rrus In .t
Sf'il~rh lllsl Frlduy at
Clark
\Irs. Mink, who 1
lbt· o1,·gon pn.•:;lc.h•nte l
c ld ttl< II ptl ma rll's
~emoc rat 1 c proc t~ss l
1 Jndlrl.th•s run on 1
1nstc.uJ of issues
~11'5 . Mink Sin'S I SWim well
meet • Ill ' not to hl! pnlsldf\n
to 1:1 vi'! vot N'S t he.• c
The gtrl's swtm mePt In As._
lnnd last w~rl. t•nd attractef
lenms rrom as far north u
Seatlh.•. FIVt• ma)Ot' umvei'SIUn
wt!rt' .tmonJ.' thl' competitors
Wtth only four gl rls to stretd
over 1·1 events tl was hard lor
l.( to twar tny succ.ess. Btl
In the etghl t•vents that LC ~t·
teu'<J, the gtth went Into Itt
Ctnnls
C'oach Tl>d Boyett wus pleas~
wllh hls tenm·~ efforts and feeil
that LC w11s among the top tel
!lnlshes Ten schools entel'tld
the meet nnd most htld at ll'ISI
seven or eight swl mmer s
'fhe best the LC gt rls COGM
manngt:> In tht! rtnals was a foo~
plnct', wht<'h came !rom Mat'fll
1 Sunderland In the 200 I M 1\l
biY schools like Washtn~tonStllt
and U of W monopoltlled m~
or the scorlllft
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