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

April 13, 1972 Volume 30, Number 19

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1972-04-13

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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•relt was plcJs~
efforts and ({'t'l•
tnong the top tH
school~ entertll
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• 1 ens April 13, 1972 Chapel
organ
addidion
p.4
r1mar1es circuses
Oemocmhr. Congl'f'SS'II.Ornan
PaiS) ~1111k of tl,1wtdl CHllPd the
prcsiiiC•nl Ia I PI' I mJ.ry svsh:m a
%5 riiJg CII"CIIS Ill II f'.llllp,llgn
sprtlCh IJSI ~ rltlay al l.t•\lo IS mu.l
Clark
Mrs Mink, who Is nmntnR tn
lh(l 01·,,~~on pn•shlt•nlhtl P• I mary,
tltl IILtl primlu'lt·~ c!P~tt.lde lhe
democ 111 I tc JII'Of't'SS brraust• the
<Jilllhl.tl !!S run on pt•t ~ona hi v
tnStl',td of ISS ll~S
MtS Mink SIIVf sh~ dot•:w'l
unt to bl' p1 P~lt!t>nt hut 'II. ants
to It lYe vol er Btl· c.hanct• lo ex-
Patsy Mink p•·ess conce 111 tot 1ssues,
Mrs Mink has dt•scrihlocJ twr
C,IOlP,Iign liS twin& b.tsed on "IIII­
er 11 1 sues.' •
Sht dt>scrlbt'fl ht•I'St•lf us "11
O~>mocral I hrough ,tnll ttu ou~h,"
and told th(' l.t .1udwnce thai
sbt• would supsXJrl whocv,•r h(!r'
party uomtnalt>~J
Beron lhP convt•ntton, hov.­
ever, !!he said ~bl' hopt•s "lo
blov. H h!w miMS Ill lh•ntOCNtllf'
circles" hv proving th,tl voll'I'S
.tre mon• mterl'sted In Issues
than cutuhrl.ttes.
The ISSUt' She Sl I t'SSCd V.llS
th~ Vtl•lnam W.tr. She suld tltnt
the war Is tmmoml and costh
tn terms of llvt•s and money
\'ltlnam, sM snlcl, h.ts ctrawn
nllentlon and resourct•s ~uv
from domesllr. programs lor
poverty. edur~t1on, health ~n:,
hunger·, pollullon, and 111ass
lr oliiSll
In response to u Qtll'sltoll Mrs
M111k said thai she tully SUJlpol ts
buSII\I~ to actueve ractul balance
tn schools
''ll Is n'QUirt~l b\' the con­
sll hthon. sttt · tud
Mrs M1nlo. .11 o dl!cl.trt'<l sup­
port for a n.ttion.ll prunan- to
c.hoose pn•sldenllal nomh1ecs
She s.ud that her victory tnOn•­
gon would b•• a Stl!P townnJ that
goal.
U she wtn.s 111 Oregon, Mrs
Report shows college
voters • 1n minority
Onlv 6 'l mIll ton ol the l'sll
mated 2'l mllllo11 IW'A volt>rs
lllf!nd rolll1'l' ~nys J c·erenl ( l'n •
u. Bun•au rl!port
Tlu: ovt•rwht~lrnll~ mn)orlty 70
1 JK'rcenl or tht l8 2·1 year olds
; Itt not t>lli'Ollt"<l In school Of
i lht• 30 percenll•n toiled In school,
' Z6 percent tltl•nd coll~rt•
Accordlru.• to thl! rc>por-1, Cllar­
actt~rlsltc5 or Nev. Voters l97Z.
lbt' typical younr p111 son volin~
lor the ru·st tunc In the P1·es-
New • s1gns
welcome
visitors
Most or VOlt h.t Vl' probably not­
ICI!{j that 0111 campue. h t.• acqllll'l!el
lit"' sign .tl t~ac h of lis t•n­
hO!Ilrt .:ah•s
Tlu !tl' ;lrn" •" •• tltt) rt.!:~ull or
:a Jli'OJlO'I.tlUlll Ill .1 d l' by 0 ('a II
llav.lt•v to tlw f:xecuttvt! Oo.trtl
about ·• vt•,ll' ugo. Tht•v ,11 e t•,tch
l.tbi:•lt-d "tth u numlll'l' lo C" t'
f.lsy ~nrl t•fflclmtl ••·lcfl'lll'C to
map l'i'.uh.•t·s :tnll ell 1 cellon St>l');­
ers
Althot~gh 1111 !Jail hu th~ stgus
~s not \'l'lnecn l'el N\'e.l, FugPnP
Stranrl (f(JIIl M.tlnlt•n.tnn• csH­
Illlles llut lht• t'ust "'II he closl'
lo GOO tdt>nttal election ol 1972 "'1 U be
wtule sa~le, Uvlnr. tn 1 fumilv,
not ~otng to school but •' hlgh
school ••r.tduah• noltllM .a job,
and liVIfl.' 111 a metropohtan .1-
rca
rhe 18-l0-2•1 yNr old IS llkc­
lv to he 10 the l,tbor torCl' says
the report Most rt•c:ent ltgun•s
show 63 pcn:ent of I he mt>n v. en•
tn the labor force 11nd not 111
school, .and I p~rcenl "er t• netlh •
er In the JabOt torr•• nor m
school f'or women, •17 percent
were 111 the labor fore~> und not
tn school, and 30 percent -pn­
m:trtlv hous~wives -'Al'l't' not
In the labOr force ,tnd not ut-
lendlng S\:uOOl
Tht• mn)ortty (66%) o! 18-lo­
:!4 yl!ar olds live Ul lllt.'ll'Opol­
tl_ul 3lt'.IS- 30 pt>ICCIII Ill Ct>n•
lr.tl ''tlit•s, 35 rlt.'rc•·nl 111 su­
burbs. .tnd tht• ri'SI In non
met ropl)lltnn .u t>US l'lns ~troup
i.:. qulh· mobilt• the t'i'port uolt•-;
Ho" m.mv 1)1 tltest• ne" vott•rs
'Alii htkt• p:tlt Ill lht• 1972 I'IN~­
ttons ts, or cour.st>, unknt>'A n.
11 o..,. c v e 1, t ht• Ct,nsu:; Hur ~''"'
pmnts to th1· rae\ ll1.tt 111 the
1968 Pr••stdcnl lui e.h•cllon, onh
33 p••l t'cnt of those Hl-to-20
~ho ltvl'tl 111 stnlPS v.hurl' thov
wurc t•llglble. su1t1 the\' 'oh!d
~:vnn 'II. tth I ht' l.trltO 111111\ht>r of
no~~o \'oung vull'rs, th•• I'<.'JKH I
nulcs, tlu' mt!dhw Rltc ol tht•
eh·• torult• 111 NoH ~mhl•t' 197E "'111
he 43 vea1·s \i1nk said thai II ~·111 prow ~,
that voters nrr willing to set
asltiP the m.u::hlnun· of ~tat••
prlmBt&es lo t>xpr ess th••tr op­
inions on tssues Instead of can­
duloal I'S,
She ci.JI mtod thai no slnglt•
.state prlmury ls really d~ca:.ivr•
stncl' c.t<:h stall! IS dirf~>rcnt and
c.tndld.ltes try to avoid stah•s
'Aht•n• they don't e~pC'Cl to
do wl!ll
"Our prL•scnt svstern or pn­
m.artt.'.S me.tns thltt thPt e IS no
.11tenltc•n bt•Uag paid to the con­
struction ol u partv platform:·
sht• sauJ
"II Orc~on supports rne, n
person unknown here, lt \HII
make Democrats evcryv.herc
tnl;e more Interest tn the plat­
lor m ~tnd less 1n the persona hi)
horse rnet:. '' she ndd('(1
Mrs. MInk IS nott serviM hi'>r
fourth term In the U S !louse
ol Rcprest•ntntlvcs . Shu ts :a
member ot ttl" House Commtttee
on Edu1:atiou and L.tbor and the
Inlertor anti lnsu)Jr AH tlrs
Committe~
Her Oregon candidacy v.~s
soltctled b · an Ot "gon group
that v..tntcd n cnndlddtl• 10 rcp­
l'i!Sent their vw-. s
Mrs Mtnk sa ad lh.1t Shl! ans­
wered their first lnqulll' fJ.lce·
llously but -..ts excated to learn
the group '41lS .SI'rious.
"Wht:!n 1 rciiltz.ed the group
meant buslnl•ss I knc~ I fmd
to GIYI.! mv lull energies to the
pru)ec I," Sht! sa 11:1.
Mrs. Mint's name wtll appear
on the Oregon Ballot hecause
of a pt•lttton dnv~ lead bv F.rica
llovt•lt or f.ugene
"The only ~.ll lhiS IS I!Otng
to "oA~ork IS If ~~oe w1n," she said,
"tf we loo:.e thl' elt>!'lton at "'ill
hllve bcl•n u futlurc." ANAIS NIN, writer and literary theor~at . addressed 1 larg• LC
nudlenco lott night In Stamm. Ms. Nln alto led a dtscuulon today
In Tamarack Lounge at 10:00 a.m. and another at 1:30 p.m. The
LOG will publlah a feature article on Ms. Nln neat week.
Arts Convocations,
Committees merge
The Convocations and Cultural
Arts Sertcs Committees are
merglllg Into one commattce "'lth
n JOtnt rnember.ship 11nr1 budget
Under thro me1-ge, the numhel
of student represcntntncs would
bt:• fn~r iUSC-d to hve
Thts vear the commlltt.•e plans
to brogan work 111 sprang term In on1t'r to g••t Jump on n~ I
)"eaT for bud ettng am:! schedul -
mg pufl!Oses The~forc, lhc h\e
student represcntaU\ es votll bi'
selected in th next coupll' of
w~ks Because OF A no longer
sponsors lectur s, th Import­
nne" of this nev. comrnHt • Is
COOSI<li.!Nihle
SIC two-day presents
abortion conference l'hls yearth••convocntions corn­
mtttee has generated fe"' con -
voeallatts on lls own Instead It
has fundl'd requests ttml ha"e
come rrorn variOus ~lcpartnw nts
lt 1s hoftt.od that \Hlll this lunux
of new rnemb rs Ute corumltt~
..: ill hJn·~ n 'A'Hf"r arm ol ld s
and suggcsuons lor futur cora­
vocations Are present abortiOn lu s pr'llc­
llc.:.l? Ho~ does one go about
getttng .10 uborllon1 fhese and
other related questions ~ttl be
titscuss •>d during the LC ahortton
conft•rl!ncc on Mondav ~ntl Tues­
day O( nl'XI Vit>ek.
On the Hrst day or tltl' cont~r­
cnCi\ sponsored b~ the SexiUll
lnfonnauon C t·nh.•r, the c:onct!rn
wtll be with the proccdur .•s of
abortmn nunng Uus portod, Dr
Mo1 a·1s Gold ~Ill spt:ak prima nly
on "h\' poopll! .:;eek noortlons and
on ttbortlon 1.1-.s ThiS w11l t.akc
pl.tce at '1:00 tn Stamm
'l'ucsd.l't', tborllOII Ia"' s <tncl.sur-•
VICI'S off<•recl by Pl.tnnl~ r.u cnl-
hoOtl. lhl' Right 'l'o Life Assoct:t­
tum, ,uttl AttOrllon lutot m.llton
Rl•fl'l 1111 Sen lc(' "'ttl b<' discu .•
scu Mt•mlll!t'S hum c:ach of IIWS('
orgamr.attons "'tllmel'l Vitth stu­
dents In t pJnel Utscu~ston 111
7 00 tn th1• Counctl Chamb••rs
rhe Sc~ual lnlurmntlou t't.'Ott'r
ha::; also schedult ltlorml~c turcs
on hum.,u se."u llh' ro1 Mn' 4 rtt
7 00 [)r Ira Paul) v.lll Cl~e tiH
t lk tn I mnr·ac.k unil Or 1> nu~l
l.,lbll\' ~Ill :,pcaktn Pllt ·tiO~it l'd lounge Smull group dascusstous
\\'Ill be held itnmedtntcl) loUovo­
uq; the U.lks ,,t 8 30
A It hough th •re "ill b • no d­
mlssaon cl\arges to on\ or the
m Ntngs, dOllallons -.m b wel­
comed~
Lights burn lata ln Fir Acres
Theatre as caat members
rehearse live evenings and one
afternoon o week 1n
preparatton lor the Moy 9
opening ol ·• An Enemy of the
People·
James Ostholthoft of the
theatre !acuity dltects Arthur
Millers adaptation of Henrlk
lbton's well known play.
Ostholtholf is aldod by Ertc
MeG Ill, assistant director and
Mary Lewls, stage manager .
Among the cast members
are: Bump Heeler. Barbara
Woc:hsberg . Rachel Matheson .
Ted Morgan. Bob Rutledge .
James Duncan, Peter Fredin
and Joe Mttter.
''An Enemy or the People"
w11t be perlormed May 9
through 14. Persons intet'estcd In po it1on
on lh.is n~ v. com milt • sMuld
coni ct Dr. Stuve Knovo ln Utl
English 0 pt or ASLC Pre
Archie McAdoo
Try-outs lor the Threa-tn­
One Repertory Theatre are
scheduled lor every Fnday af­
ternoon from :1 to 4:30 p.m. •n
Fir Acres Theatre. Try-outs WtH
continue weekly until May 26.
A company ot seven men
and seven women will be
chosen lor tho two plays·
"Cierambard " and "A Scenl or
Ftowert'' and the musical ••Ltl·
tie P,1ary Sunahtne ."
The summer program •s or­
fared os a theatre course tn a
"Semmar tn Repertory
Theatre," a two crecht summer
school course
Performances wall play July 7
through July 27, the secau•nce
of appearance rotating ntghtly
Call Ftr Acres Theatre at E•t
305 tor more tnlormatlon /
/ Apr11 1:3, 197.2
I
'Hellhound Train'
S:t\llV Bro11.n. ··H~llbound Tnun"
Kim Stmmonds has :1 new group
The name hasn't bet>n ~hanged to
l>role(t lhl' gullh
Chuck Bauer
Start Writer
''Hcllbound Tram" IS t hN r
second album ~1th the net. per­
sonnel II s~ms Ill~ Sammonds
goes home to England c \'I! r ·
couple of years to pack up n nt•\11
group to bring on tour
1 sav.· tha:.. t.>dlllon or S B In
Lpokane (Wash ) last August and
Ute\ ~t~ere good. I even rnn out
and bought the1r th~n-ne~ alhum.
·•Str~ •I Corner Tal&; an"
And after that, this album,
• 'Hellbound Train" 1sn' t ~urpns­
iOG 01 totally disappointing . It
IS seven more songs In a ~albt•r
na rrov.. but enJO\"'lble vetn
The a I h u m s arc s 1m ala r m
rhytbmtc struetur~ and ll'xtun.•
( Whatl'Ver that means) I r~ll a
strong and sobd lov.-end drive
Thi.> ~roup JUSt lays bad and cooks undt.>rnl!ath und a r oum.l 1111'
vocals, v. htch .m~ Rood. Thd;c\'·
hoord .. ark Is u:.ually sta'('lng and
conflnl'\1 to the OJ1t:W Occaston­
ally 11 :.t r'llnc•• honky-tonk ptnno
lc IPS out but tl se,•mt.>d slighth
out or l'ontexl
Simmonds ~rotc nU but ont• or
thl' s (' ,. l' n son~s h~r~ . HIs
usuall.}' sll ong nnd tndt\'lduahs ­
hc guuar sl\·le tsn 't as prf!scnt
as on the Street Corner nlubm,
but 1 can lave v.llh lhnt stnce
the n•sl of the group b gtven
a Httle mort .. ol a cb:tnce.
The hnal song, u marntbon ntne­
mlnule train rhvthm boogte, night
mt~:ht malw you do a double-tale
.tl tht• end tC you're not looktng
111 thl' turnl.tbh: (too~d If you've
got .tn automatic cturger I
U you lfk('(f 'Strct>t-Corner
Talktn YOU mlgbt lt!l.e ' Hell
bound Train." I did and l do
hut 1 think Sammonds c·mdo better
and hJS in his IOI\i1 history ol
Savov Brov.·ns. But maybe he's
v. h~re ht• wants to be and thJ.t's
all nght ~tth mt!.
Whatever ... PIONEER LOG
If tho poll tho LOG
dlstrlbotod lost torm rovoolcd
nothing olao. It did show tho
polorlty among LC studonta In
some co&es, thoro woa no con
census obout a partlculor
ospect of tho LOG some
readers approved ond othors
dltapprovod . Some commonts
were o direct negation of
others these follow
• • •
The LOG .should gtVl' lncr,•.t:)­
ed covt>rage or nallonal ne-.·s
concernlll! students.
Gl vc us mon• nP.'III s on a wor·ld •
wide or at ll•asl n:~llonv.:tdt' basts.
Get us off thas protectt-d htlll
Prant more about wbut ts hitpp­
enlng In thl• lo~al community
oCC campus -.ltb LC !tludl'nts and
other students rrom ot h cr·
schools
The lOG 'lhould she!. to cover­
I flit campus nPws nev. s serv1ces
can he read mnny places. but
what as goifll• on ht>n• Is not as
readily .watlablc.
News sl'rviC'e artach•s a.rf! bor •
tng Whu.tsam,ttter w 1t b local
Maintenance goes ecological
Good day.
Now that you've bad a chanc~
to look through tbe LOR. you can
sellle down to ~adt~ those art­
tclt•s tbat are or VQ}U(: tO you
and from winch you will derivt>
gr~at aatellectu 3l \\'Orth. Or you
can conhnue readtft What~ver .
Still v.rilb me? Good. Whal@ver
Is a w~kly (God and Linda, our
editor, wtlhng) column wbose
conhmt tll be encUy Uut ~ wlat­
e•er. You may flhd anyUung to
this sp3ce, bumor. commentaq ,
and, {1f J c.~n't hod anvthulg io­
t~restt~ tovonte about that w~ek)
sertous dlscusston s of current
Issues, bolb on campus and m
the rest ol tlle dvtllzt.>d to'Orld
I'm ''nh~ this column for the
lun of H. I hope vou're rtoadaog
it for the same n•ason. Because
U you take this stuff serlousl)
then you'rt' cruy. So seltle back and en)oy.
ITEM Ill.
?"And the Lord sa1d, Let there
bt lil!ht • ••. But he never did gel
around to telh-. matnhman ce
whert> to put lhP ftdures
So, appart?ntly lhe Matntenanre
Dep.utment was left to ftgure that
on~ out for themselves Steel
poles were out. Ecologt~lly un­
sound \\-hy anyone frllm Barry
Commoner on down can tell you
that that would be a "'aste ol a
prt.-ctou::; natural resource:
namely money But it seems thai
th~ ne• ecolaglealconscaousness
swe~pl~ the nation (if oot the
gov~rnmenl) has penetrated do"n
tben.• bo."'lo" Albany Quadrangle
The elect rtcians were lbe equals
or this dtlemma Tbt>y stmply
dectdl>d to use the campus ecology
Tchy sImp I y ;tpplted exaslin~t
materials . They nluled the ltgbt
PIONEER LOG
Edltor-ln-c:hlef ............................................... .................. Linda Colburn
Managing Editor ............... ....................... ........................... Jody Rutz
Reportera .................... ._ ...................... ............................... Chuck Bauer.
Katie Biggs. Ride Goodfellow , Lee GutJahr. Mike McCrory , Nancy
Varakamp , Phil Weekt. Janet Casey, Nancy Wahl, Kathy Kuba.
Buelneaa Manager ··--· ............................................... Forrett Romig
Chief Photographer ............................................................. Bill Chinn
Staff~ ........................... Bill Brooks, G.B. Arrington , Kim Peter•on
Sporta Editor .............................................................. Bay Van Home
Staff·-................................................... Toby Daniela, Dave Gardner
Production Editor . .. .. .. ... . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • ..................... Lisa Curtsinger
Staff .............. -..... Su11n Brown, Gall Sepulveda , Nancy Hannon.
The LOG welcomea letters
from faculty and the atudent
body and admlntatratlon and
community , but will not con­
tlder publication of lettera
which do not Include the
author'• elgnature and title.
The LOG reaervea the right to
edit all letter• to conform to
tournalitUc standards or reject
them In their entirety. Beceuae of apace llmUatlona , letters
must be no longer than 200
worda In length. Letters may
be submitted through campus
mall to Bo• 21, the Information
Desk In Templeton . or to the
LOG office In lower level Tam·
platon. Letters ahould be ad­
drilled to the editor and
aealed In an envelope .
The PIONEER LOG Ia published every Thuradey of the academic
year except during final exam and vacation wHka. VIew• ••­
prllaed are thoaa ot the wrttera end do not nece11arlly reflect the
vlawa of the atudant body, the faculty. or the college ed­
mlnlatratlon . fixtures to the trees nearest th~
r e q u 1 red locations and sh un~t
wtre bt>tween tb.-m on Insulators
spiked Into othel trel."s Most
commendable That Is unless lhl•
Biology OepJrtment bus any com­
ment on the trees feelings on
the matter
ITEM I! 2 -• 'Cost Etrectaveness
IS next to godliness''
Whtle we're on the subJt>el, we
sun have plenty other h N!s on
the campus which arL> standing
around supporll~ nothiiU! but
th~m.s elves . P e r• h ups Paclllc
Northwest Bell could mukl useol
some of them to tnstall the wire
tor some or thost.> Meded phone
extenstons here at the college.
Or maybe an tntercom systt>m.
They could use green w1 rP. and
you'd never even notice u was
there as lonv as you wen can~­
ful not to look up
COMlNG SOON: ''Retlecllons In
A Golden Bus • •
A complete guide to trtpptn~ wlth
'fr1-Met AND • I'll Wail 'Til
It Comes On 1'elev1s1on" Some
notes on movies at the college,
vm tten l rom the back ro"' of
Evans Later
JOE
LC goes to
convention
Ll'wls and Clark Political
sct~nce studtlnts will bt! rl!pre­
s +' o tIn g Indiana U1 nus year's
mock d(.'mocrallc convention at
Wlllam~ltl• UnlvPrslty .
Collt~es otnd fr aterutth~,s n round
th(' Northwe>st wtll p.JrtJ<'Ipult• In
thP ann u 11 I t>Vt>nl schPduh•d ror
April 14-16.
Chairma n of I,C'., dl'lt•~,:ullon
will bt.• KPily Wullt~•lon Chns
Casad will rPprt•st.ml ttw stat"
In the c1 ~~•·ntlols commlltPt•,
·rom AndPrson will bt• rulf's com­
mitte~ reprcsc>ntahvc . nnd 811J
Dobbins wtll l>c on the Jlltllfoa In
commlllefi .
Doug Hoberts ancl .John A rnoll
will also lie dt!l1•gat••s to tho Readers reply
news --world new!> a:. LC. stu­
rll•nts se~ at?
Ll•t • s quth• the polt ttc.1l rout­
tnt:'.
Conl'r the Bistro .)nythang that's
happening on our c.tmpus, not
Uppt•r Slobbovtn State U
Co mix
Thosl.' Hard Ass comtcs have
~ol logo
Get rad oft hose Comb thev' n•
distorted, gross insults to hu
manlty and everyone lt 11.
KePp out Puddanheld .md Hard­
Ass comtcs- they're stupldand
an poor taste.
Those weu"d conm s ure too
much.
Otspose of those lousy gross
com1c.s -· they're a complete
waste.
Oascontlnue Hard-Ass and Pud­
dlnhead comics.
lf people want Zap comics, let
them spend theu own mont>)' on
cormc books The space could
be devoted to somethtng much
more worthwhale.
The cartoons stink
Your comics are shllty.' (to
put tt mildly)
Get rtd of the terriblE' comics
Do you really lhtnk they show
talent of any ki ud?
More Comtx
More Cornu:
More Comax
I ltke the humorous addthons
-comtx, columns etc
ASLC
Cover more stud en I govern­
ment.
Cover ASLC better.
Forget the ASLC. cmp Every­
one knows ll's a carcus :1nyway.
Anyone who does care can go to
tht.> ASLC office and ask.
Columns
I like Art Hoppe
Drop Art Hoppe, the Chrtsltan
column. and editorials
I llke the Chrlsllnn column,
:Please keep II m
Get off the God Squad
U you're having a Chrlshon
column, you better have aJew1sh
one, Buddlst, etc
Personal opinion stories huvp
been ill-chosen nod rJdlculous
mock Demo
• In Salem
convenllo n
"Indiana wfll be espectnlly diU
tculte to represent In the con­
venllon, becaUS(' Uu~lr prlmury
won 'I he until a.rter the mock
conventlon at WUlamt1tle," ex
ptntned Chairma n Kelly Welling
ton
Indiana lav. requires that del
l1(.lh'~ vote tn acco1 danct• with
stall• primary r·psults on thl' fh·,t
ballot. :so l.C delegatl'!> "nt hu v••
to p red t c t the outcomt: of In
diana's primary
l:..1ch school dl'll'gnhon was as­
stgnt~ a stall· bv the numbl'l ol
deh~.1tcs Utey al'f'> s l' n 1.1 1n l; .''
We 111 ng 1 on sa11.1. Lcv.·ts and
Clark's s1x d1•lcgate s will 1 •'P •
resent Indiana dclegatl!s thtn~ .
'i ou should PI' lilt rev. er 111'1"!1:11"
opinion articles t•vrn if llu.• Ul
.l sm:tlh•r pap(H s.
Th1• LOG :>hould publish no~
tons
<. ut uack on features by Pl1
trssors
1 l'Sp~tclally like th£> Dt>t"'
opinion nrtlcles
PN·sonnl optnton arltcles
grc;\t, bul only when a Pl!li:
hns something construcltvl!
or sug~wst. r.lther than mtrt
showing off his knowledgf
four teller words
1 hl' LOG should covPt
Sports
.more sports stones
The LOG should C~.lSl' to
athletiCS bec.luse thev do
p. rta1n to the entire c.unpus
munaty.
Obscenity
Prof.lhtly is very effL'CLr,-.­
somt.> literature. but the
to which it ts used tn th('
is not only In poor taste,
chtldish and repulsive
The LOG is rapidly tlt>C~)IU
not ht nv. mort' than a ooJ•novMI ·IIIII
sheet rtvalled only by lhat
as ptlnted at PSU and sold at
51 h Ave (. tgar Shop
I like the more tllppant. a
funny altitude th~ LOG has shOJi
under Jtm Ouellet -It make!ilt
readl~ more fnteresllnr
I have enjoyed the LOG
more thl., term than an
Ilanes (II seems to have a
more spice)
Th~: LOG should cover
perversion
Much of what you prtnl 1s
• I enJOY It
The LOG should hav~
grossness .lnd nudity
ll has bc.>en really good
year I likl! your humorte
approach
AI I lmes, the LOG has t.akenL:··
rorm of a highly opinion unde:
ground newspaper l feel a c1un;
us newspaper should present"
unblo.l sed as possible approaeb I
lts stortf>S
Generalities
I appreciate the etfort that
LOG people have put Into
paper
I think the LOG Is the
joke ever turned out It
very Httle sertous effort on
pJrt of the LOG staff. It's
btl! cop-out
I didn't th1nk it was possiD:I
but the LOG actually gets
each term
How about not operaUng
term?
Since I came here this ytar
LOG Is the worst I've seen
four years
'T'hts term much of U hab
junk
I think the LOG has bt>en
besl In tht> thru£t years l'vt.'
here
u· s getttnv, beltt.>r
It's better now than II has
ror the lost rouph• of y
Actu.tlly. lht• LOC 1~ good
ror Vrtapph~ garh,tgl•
I I rttint"t! my PUPJ'il'S on
nt•wspapN·
You put a lot of v.ork 111to
log. Mor c ~>ffol't than lht? t•um
dCSN'Vt!S tAP"' 13, 1972
LOG
. nus Is thO llral
ttelos deollng wltht
•ttltudo~ towor~
sexunllty A LC
"' und o photogro
sevorol attornoont 1
thoao mon on-tho·•
-.laws Noxt week
lltudo'J will bo contl
thOSt' ot Luwls 1
students.
we ;:.tood on the c
oowntown Portland sl
f(!Urlllg ntln Wf> \I,IJI'f
1 dilemma Ito.... do
tO u pcrh.'CI Sll lOCI
pason, nnd <tSk them
I CSL'XU;tllty
• A little oh1 h11IV
over an'l OVCI !Htfiill,
ulks ~hout th~e '"
bot her rLuntng Chi'''
ht>r cmlJJ r-rassmcnt
attons homosexuahl
~ torhtdd~n .:;uhJ eel,
unts or tbt sIn boo hn'
:tmon~ tlw older gr>nt!r
ol thl!m rohtSl'fl to e
lht• mallt!l', nearlv ;-~II
thll llust~rcd bv the
"any or the pf>opl<
ne•1~l ~hdn 't condom!
ulil) a I t hough
rrove of ll
"It's
murm('red a woman
"ll's kind of f:tf'
bughed uncom forta~
oot want to do it."
"tr thev want to d
JOI~ to stop tlw
old l.tdy "It's tht.•
and as long .1s thel
I'm nnt goang to 1nto
"Wit\' you couldn'
anywa v," sa td .1 ml
tuv~ ull the l.tYtS l
people nrc gonn.t ~
ant to do. Bt>sidE
legislate mora hi)' "
SEPO:
stud en
I Stlrnuhttt~ purt-tl
! t1•r Johr. lot· Le"' 1
· ~ludenb Is the o
ne program tmltat
dent Emplovemcnt
lie~ (SEPO).
"Summet l'mploy
scarce tn tht> Po
and lhls yt>,ll loo
dlsm.tl," t.anc1• Po
ol SEPO s.t)'S.
As a solul ion. wun
~rnptled anto a 1
\Ill bt! rmull'<.l to
In Or~>go n 1 hl' ad
compost'fJ. .tdvcrl
!lbthtlt's. lll'tod. an
A lt'l! ot ·2 ts <'hnr
Oruu nallv t ht· .ttl
IOCII!t on 300 100
culall'd lo f• 500 ,,
&on, Calllor·m.l Wu
orado und tdnho
B~;,>c~luse of lll<'k
hrtpatton, thl' sco
gr •• n• was H><luced
d{'nts who Invest
lng )Ob!-onh wl
0( Oft>ROD
Wt· an· not I I")' I
alumni Into ~.IV • szve
, r I n I few m 1'\n """'"
es evc•n I r II
•ers.
)Uld publtsh
1 features by
like es
tinJon articles
11y when a 111.•n1
g r.onsl ructtVl'
rather than me~
his knowll'dge
:>rds
lhould cover
')ports
•ts stones.
ould ceas<' to
ause they dO
entire campus
scenity
r very efft'<.'llv
~re. but the s used In the
ln poot taste,
epulsfve
raptd ly bt.•COIIIll
lhan a pornog
J only by that
PSU and sold at
r Shop
•re tJ\ppant. a
the LOG hn!> <ni'T.
~llet it m "p"•
lnterestinl'
Ved the LOG
rm than 1n rf!M
ms to have a
bould covt>r
l you prtnt IS
hould have
nudtty
really good
ke your hum1D~
LOG has lakent·
bly opinion undd
Jper I feel 3 e11ml
shOuld present '
lsslble approach L
ralities
the effort th11l
hn ve put Into
,OG Is the blrl!rl
•ned out It
rtous effort on
LOG staff lt's
it was posslb!
ctually gets wnr11
ot operating
! here this year
rorsl I 'Vt' S(>en
uch of It hos
loG has bct~n
tt(' years l'w
rtter
lw I han II htt:.
couple of yean
LOG as good ollll
rb<:tl!('
PUPf'll•s on
of work Into
than thl' c ~prtl 13, 1972 PIONEER LOG Pogo 3
LOG polls Portland opinion on homosexuals
ThiS 15 tho llrat ol two ar­
IICIOI doollng wllh changing
attltudo• towordt homo-
1811uotlty A LOG ropor
11, ond o photogrophor spont
11~0rnl oftornoont conducting
thoso mon-on the ·•troot tnter-
•lew Noxt wook those at
tltudo will bo controstod wllh •
lhOf'-' ol Lowle ond Clark
1tudonts.
WE: tuOfl on th11 coa·nm of ~~
tJo~rntown Pottl.tnd sll N:l In llw
~ur11~ r tin Wt> wt•rc lftced" Uh
1 dilemma Hnvo do you go Ill'
1(1 a JICrfei:t slt\tngcr, an Ohler
~rson, and ask them nhout hom­
osexualll )'
A lillie ole! la•lv nssurcd us.
OTCf and OVI'I R~a In,'' EVt•r'f I lOlly
talks ahout th••se things no"'."
but hPt !lnrnlnR chenks b~lruycd
l!rr Clllll.ll'r.ISSfiH>nl ror genet'•
allons leomosexu.t hh· hils hl't)JI
1 rorhlclrlcn subtecl, nnd 1 em­
~nts of this l.thoo linget' slJ ongly
,mong I hi' oltler genet·ation M.1nv
of lht>IIJ rLifUSt.'tl IO l'Vt!ll tiiSt!ll:>S
tbL matll•t·, rtNil'ly .111 w••n• some-
1hll fluslcrt'd by the topic.
\lany O( the p1•oplc WI' IOtl'l'·
I ,fr"cd didn't r.ondtHnn hornose>;-
1 UllliV a II h o u g h I hey d I d n ' I
a~rove or II.
"11' s . well I don I knov. . "
mUI'IOl'l"l'd a WOmJO With ol buby
"It's k1nt1 of rnr out." She
laughl'cl uncom rortnbly. "l would
ool v.ant to do 11 '
"II they w.wt to clo lt I'm not
golllf, to stop them," satd an
old Indy "It's lhl'tf' bustnt>ss.
and as long .ts lhl•V w.ant to do
I m nut goang to anterfPrt! "
"\\ hv vou couldn 'I •Stop them
anr~rtv," sa1d a rmm. "You cnn
bnc all the l.t w.s vou want but
people are yonn,t do what the)'
want to do Bestdl'S, vou can't
l~i:.l. tll.! 11101 ahtv " "It's .tit rlKhl ns lonr. .1s thcv
don't bolhr•r mt? Thcv havr• th~ll
own I ncnds unci U1PIJ own Ll.u·s
and 1 h•·v Just ke•'l' to llll'mrwlvcs.
Tlwn•'s nothing ,myhotly c~n 1lo
to chung•• th<>m ''
Most pcoplt• v.·ho did condt:trnn
hornosexu.1llty cltd so Nlhcr btJ­
C.111St• thcv though it 'lloas pr•r­
vertctl, OJ on reltglous grounds
"It's not scrlptur·al," suld one
Indy." It I he guod Lord had
meant fo1 m«?n to to do 11 with
otllf>r men, why lh(•n I hey 'rl bP
uh .• hutll to do it that v..1v
"II':; p r• r· v e ,. 1 "tJ, '• s n i ff L'<l
.inothcr "It's dtrty It's Just not
n~hl, that's what."
•
An old man, passing out relig-
IOUS lllctalure 1n front of .1
dl-'n.l rt mf>nt s tor c. condemned
homosexuullty nt much length
''That sort of thing IS dcftnltt•h·
unmoral 'l'ht• Lord lf•lls us so
tn the Bible. Jesu:; IS the only
wav We v•ere put on thls earth
to live God's way, and not to llo
the unnatural thu~g s those puoplf'
do Ammals don't do at, and man
Is suppoSl'd to be ~upertor to
anunals, but rn~n do II. Wt•'ll
alumni assist SEPO,
students' job search
, Stlmul.ttlnv p,trl-tlnw and cur-
e<•r joh!> foa Lewis and Clark
studl'nts 1 thl• objt'<:ltvc of a
, nvYo progmm lnltlatl•d bytheStu­
d~:nt Employ,•menl Platenwnl Ol­
! llct• (SF. PO)
"Sumrnet• cmplovment Is al-ways
scaact-In ltu• PortllmtJ area..
and thts yt•,u· looks even more
dlsnutl," L.tncl' Popoff. ths•ec•tor
of SEPO says.
As n :;olutlon, w.llll ads nrc bemg
tomptlt ~d tnto .1 ~mphhtt that
1111 lie mutled to 2500 alumm
in Ort•gon Thl' ads arP iludent
COIIIJlOSl1 l, .tdverll~wr ttlenl.:.
abilttlt•:; nwd< .md honw town
A !1•e ol 2 l"> rhnrR.t'cl
Ortl{lnn 11 v 1 he .td 1-~hl•l'l was to
lOt' II• on 300 \00 shtclt•nt:;. dt·­
culoltd to 'l,'iOO .tlumru 111 On•
tton, Ca lilt' I n1a Washlnv.ton , l ol
or .uJo und hJnho
lll'<'ttust• of lul'l•. ol :otndt•nt pat·
h"IJI;ltlon, lht• scope ot tl~c JlrO·
ftlu::• wa:. n·ducl:'d 'l'tw tiO stu­
lii.HitS who lllVt•~h·d Will bt• 6t•t!k·
lhK Johs onlv withtn the Shill'
Of OI'I~On
"We arn not It ytrtg to prc:..sun!
alumni tnto gtvsnr. lN-.tS and Clurk students preferencl' over
ol her: appltt·•nt:. Tlw JII og~.un
"'all enahh• our office to knov.
abOut the uvaalahlc JObs. Then
L-C students v.lll bl' compPllllvl'
lor those posattons with olhet
applicants,'' Popoff s.lld
A similar pr ogrnm h.ts bet' II
used at Stanford UniVl'I'SIIV lor
sc\'et-:11 VtMrs and h.ts b~t·n suc­
c:cssrull 'fhat JII'CPrnm h.td two
t "g red l.tnl s that ll•wts and
Cia ric;' s does not, acconlln~t to
PopoH. Thcst• .1rc t u It studNtl
"'ll'tlt'lJUliOn and the mont•y v.lth
r " v. htch to butld ,, progr un.
But thiS I·· ·' nt•v. expl•rlmen­
t:tl L•ffort: studt'nl-. Jtt• nut ,,ware
ol tl!> \'¥\Stuncc II the p~<wr.un
as success lui ttu•. vc;u ttmn "c
v.lll bt• ,1hl•• to t•ncoua ~w••lnh•t't•st
lJy potnllllll to tht• n••.ulls Pt>l'·
h.tpS tbt'll Wl' C,lll P.Xp,llld lht: '>C0Jil'
ot tht> pro.~r.tm to IS:>Ul' •' bulh•tln
I .. qun rh•l'l v .lltd bt vt•.lr v.
'rhl• w,111t-ad program as ·' con­
llnuJtlon ol lht.• plact•mcnls mudL•
br SEPll for thl' v.u' thon J)l't tUtiS
Over lht• Ch1'1:;tm:t hrl·ak, Stu·
dt•nt Emplovrnt•nt plurcd over
200 Lt!wls ami Clark sttuiPnts 111
loc.tl dt•p;1rlm<! nt stori!S
• all b•• Judgt'O for our sins some­
tl.l v, n ntl I h"n t hos.. p4•opl~ "'111
l11• puntsht'fl for lhf'l r bi>h.lVIOUr
God .,.;Ill ~c.tr their consr.u•nr.c~
unci lllltkc llmm n·all;w thtl ('VII
thf'y ,IJ C• doJa~ ."
Wt• nsh~tl a nuntbf'r of p1 fiJile
wltltl they thought c:.tust•l homn­
s•~xuallty M.tnv Siild th~y tluJn't
knrJw, most -.ho dld have an
OJiiruon Cell thai ll IS sometlung
one ls born with
''They can•t help themselves.''
said n cranctmotherly "'omrUt
''Thlp; is just something that
thP} 're born w1lh.
"Nobody •.nows what causf's it."
said 3 man • 'Not evt•n them
fancy psychtalt 1sts knO\\ v. hat to
do nhout queers "
"SomNhlng's nong v.ith them sr.rtht.ld to the theory that homo­
suuallly Is brougttl about hy
the flnVI mnmenl one grows up
ln.
"t don't suppose' I'd make.• fuss
OJ anylhlnlt," said • woman "I
think th•· Important thing would
)USI be tll<tl lhPy l CCJ1 II quiet,
kc p It under thut r hat ''
"I wouldn't w:tnt to hear about
It," n man told us
We notl<:('d that most of the
people we talked to treated horn­
oscxuallly as a distant, rar off
thin& Thev always spoke of
"th~m" and "those ()(;'<lple •·
"Why I don't kno'" '"hat I'd Oo
U somo:.•onr> I knroio as like that,"
SRtd n middle nged \IoOman
"I'd think less or them lor
it," sald n man about these things ov"r there,"
a man lth 3 pip told us ''They
rfon'l mak1• a btg denl about It
like thPy do here I have ha.d
mBny homo!I'XU.'ll rncruls. nnd
thllir being gay mak "' no dut-,,
"Back In 1912, hen I as just
a lad, and In the tfa vy. I rnn
into onl! of those guys. Ue was
the c.oot on n ship I was on
and he got me up lnto hts room
am.l trll~l to. .,. •• u, you kno '.But
hen I realtzed whnt hn was
doing 1 got out of there as f.sst
as possible, because I knc..,. that
11 was wrong. 1 wasn't a Christ­
tan then, but I knew it W1l$ wrong
any ay"
LOG REPORTERS Katie Blgg1 and Jody Rutz atcertain Por­
Uond s attitudes about homosexuality •• they lntetVIew the
proverbial man on the atreet ''My wlle had lhls lady fflt!Jtd,
sec, <tnd she was a you kno,.;.
a 1 e s b i a o, ''a man carrytng
~round a st rlke sign In front of
a downt01ftn store told us. "And
so my wtle talked to her see,
and no,.; she's a happilY married
woman, but she never ...-ould ol
been 1f my wUe hlldn't talked
her out or ll ,,
when they reborn. sau:tanother
"K1nd of hke a blrth detect.
Most or 1\!ffi start betng that W11Y . " wh~n they're roally lltlll' kids.
"It has to do wJth their mothet'S
and stuH wbeo I bey' t' e ht tle
kids,'' srurl :.omeone
'"fh~·y'rl" that way because or
lht! wa.y they were brought up "
A fe" p~;'<lple, bowever, sub-''I'd pray to the Good LorGlor
them," stud our fr1end wHh the
relig1ous literature. "nnd I'd lall
them they were breakmg Cod's
laws."
Som~ p~ople however, had known
homo tJoxuals, and told us stortes
Jhout their experiences .
''I went to school In England,
und they are much more opl.'n The definitive statement, bow­
~!VCr, was mllde by one ol the
lasl people we talked to, a very
dear lttlle old man staruhng on
a corner waitt~ tor a bus. When
we asll:t.'d lC he w-oultl gJve us h&s
opuuons on nomosexuamr ne put
hts llaods m bts pockets and sa. ad,
''I don't know oothtng about thal.
1 don 'I ltnow nothing and I don't
wan\ to."
McAdoo makes plans to provide
Oregon student lobbyist group
Votu~g Is only half of a stu­
dent's role in government, ac­
cordlng to ASLC President ,
Arch~ McAdoo. Lobbytng Is JUSI
.1s Important, he said
McAdoo and two students rrom
othN ~ Oregon collere~ are plan
ntnv a stnte lobbytllf organtza
lion for Orl•gon students paltern­
l>d on the National Student Lobby.
Hl recently returned h'Om u
rour d.1v nstl to Washington, o C., where he parttctp.\led tn
the Nat 1onal Student Lobby con­
venllon. Thu•l' hundred, elghl<!\!11
students from all over the coun­
tn• (five from Oregon) mel to
discuss n Sen.ttc bill on htgher
education (undlog Stud~nts htnn
earh st.tt~ met.,.. tth congt essmen
and sL•nators trom their slate to
e prPss thell' \'le" s concernmg
the b1ll.
Unlll tht! Nat1on,11 Studl'ntl,ob­
bv 'lloOS orgamr.l:d, hlgtu.'t educu­
tion lobbVII'Ig -.as tell to c:ollcgc
prt•Sith.•nls, .1dmlmstnJiors •'"''
trusii.'\'S. According 1<'1 the stu­
dent tobbv, the averatte agt• ol
ton!{ n\S!>ffil'h l.s 53 ye,u·s. Th~
lubbv alt~utpts to pru,·tdc a vouth
Jl''' '>l•l't'll\'1'
The ma1or problem 111 01 • lll·
tung un Ur~gon :;huJcnt lobh' I
McAdoo pc>llllt"t out, IS student
dtstnll•r~o •st LC sludt>nts, 1\~
511111, prob.tbl · .... ,uuot b<! parti­
cultrl) acllvn 111 lobb\'lng, JUSt
as lht>\ .,r,, not partu ~ulal h' an­
hH t•Stl~ tn olttCI' Ofll301r.8t\Ons,
such .tS OSPIRG. Student • hi! sa1d, are pn>occupaed "'llh find­
Ing out who the)' arc-, what they
want and where lhl!)' are going.
tnterc.st among them ls aroused
only when somethlntJ .1Ue<:ts lbem
dlr~Jctlv . "fo'trc never burnsun­
ttl lt burns you he expt;une<i
Dtslnh·r~st among prtvale col­
leges ts l'spcc1nlh' h1gh, McAdoo
5;1ld StudPnls here come from
a mor" comfortable background ttun those at stateschools. 'fhe)
:ue the ofl-spnng of the ml!tcUc
cla:as "U you are 1 part ot the
system and retelvc the frul1s or
the system, why change lhl! sys­
tem?"
Tbt• only other problem
McAdoo antl<:tJX•tcs in Of1ani~lllg
a state student lobby lS tund1ng.
It '1\0U\d b.tVl' lO COitlt' (I'Utfl tlOh•
at tons from ~chool governments,
be sud.
ASLC PRESIDENT ARCHE McADOO critk:lns LC epathy after
returning from the National Student Lobby convention In
Waahlngton . D.C. /
I' Aprtl 13 19;2
ue ec
ln:.tallatton has b~un on lh<.'
n1•V. ddthOO to lhc l, :.\UUIIC\
~allrum PlPt:' <Hltan tn I.C' .\itn•>.s
Flan.1g3n Chapel ThP ltrm ol
C:tsl" .m! F'rt.>rt'~. ol Qut'hN\ l~
"~lltltltng s 1:1 rank, 73~ Pllll'
~bora I dt \lston bPI~''''" the 1 v.o
II n l'lll C(tnllnuo tll\'k~lons In lhl'
lalOOn), "hlch ..-,II compleh• lht'
cma I d~.s tcn ot I ht• organ
B)' Marvtn Moore
Stoll writer
Completton ot 1nstallallon and
\'OlC.IIlg of the 33,000 diVISIOn lS
experted b\ Ma) 1 AcconJtnc
to Gnle Enger • college oq;nnlsl
nd A. SISlllnt Pro i~SOI'OI \tusu:
.., alb uus addthon, th\' anstrument
"IS one ol thl' bt•st organs tn
the counln ..
The Choral dt\lston -.111 he
usdul 1n ac:compan 'tn£ pu~cc~ • trma
v. hlch n~L'<I Joe:~ I upport U•ornlhc
Jon nt>l ,_. · 'undt•r ~~xpN·~:;~on ••
(cnclo!il'tl br louHt'~). ,tn nccom­
Jl:lnl nwnl vuhlllli' can M Jllt>Cis~h·
h.tl,ln~l'd to.t solo1:.1 or'l:'ll!>eruhlc
Tht:.' .1dditi<ln v. 1ll contnln pnn­
Clf\11 and tlul I:! choruses •• m oboe,
and an t>rz.ahlcr and c~h·sh• (lhf.'
solflcsl ~I OJ~' on lht• orgnn), \tohtch
w1ll m.tkc lht• tnslrunwnt mme
neublc Ill pt•rlormanCI}S (II IIIllCh
modl'l n Frt•nch nnll othN' con·
tcmpom n 1 t'JK't'IOI rt•, a~ v. til lhl'
JIO<:Sththh• of IISI~ both lht• llt!\1
and(' ISll(\'~ t:.').prt><:SI\('t11\'ISlOnS
an coni rast Abo includt.'d v.11l bt'
tv.o pedal stops, \\htch "111 mllkt•
th1' galll'r sechon ot the organ
wU-contaaned 50 tt c.tn be usl'd
h\ IIS1'1f or In combarutton \\tlh
the mnln susp\!ntlt''<i organ The
'" o present Coni muo rlt\'lstons ,.,n be rt•\OIC'f'C.1 to hlt"nd \\lth
thl' nt'" ChOral dl\ t:.ion
1'111' ncv. ntldtllon v. 1ll bt•tn~: the
IT'S A PRIVILEGE to teach and perform on this great Instrument,
tnd to have this ractllty available to our studonta now and for
,enerahona to come · says organtat Gale Enger
Group boycotts brewers
Challenging deposit law
tudc·nts from the Ortogon Stu­
jcrtt Public lntl•r •st Researth
~roup (OSPIRG) IIJl\'l' begun their
IO)COtt or certain naL1onal brev. •
•rs V.llh 3 leaflelth SCSSIOII
·ecentl\ at S!if(!lt.-av, 10!5 SW
~ffea·son St , lu Portland
'I he OSPtnG student l!Oat'd of
I rectors vot•!d to bovc:ou Uw
woduc •rs ol Hamrns, Schht7,
ludv.el:;er. Miller, Colt 15,
.Ud1eloh, But r,ttnnfltsler and
41iCI'S Lli>CaUSI' lhl'ir hi'I'W~III' S
f(' SCilkH~ IO ha\t> lht: IH'W
tate botll~ nnd candopo stt !llll
bro~u out as unconstltultonal
OSPIRG is asking Oregonuans
ot to p111 cl~asr• lhe:; • Jll oducts
It• bovcoll ls not ag:un:.t the
l(lt\ldual n tail outlet, but onh·
1t Anhl'uscr Ous~h H1 ev.lug
o Th•:oo Uamm Brewh Co,
latJonal Ur •~~o lltg Co • Jos
~hlll.r. Ur -.uag Co ami M11lc1 Bre .. htg Co
LeaUI'Is and posters promo!­
' ng lhP bo\·cott ha Vf' been pre­
pan~ and dtslnbuh.>d toall cam­
,,use.s, acconJang to Stl'pthm R
McCarthv, OSPIRG director
Along wllh ttw hve hr••wt•rws,
four can com,.ames. thrc~> con­
I rart canners and thr• ·~· sol 1 dnnk
COIIIJt;liiiPS ~lfl' S('••lang IO Cho!l­
lcngc 118 1036, p.IS5tlfl by thr: lust
.sesswn ol tlw stult> h•r,tslalun:
Thl'y h.t vc lih'CJ 'lUll tn c 11 <lUll
Cou11 111 Ma1 I on ( ounh
Th1• 111·~ la11o, V>'lllt'll would pl.tC't•
It nuntmum 5-c~nt dCJlQSll uu
••rorlaln bt!vcr"l't' omt,,lrU!I'S, ts
to tnkt! ~:fleet Or.t I, 19'12
The Hiltz-Willllhard Bn!V.IIIR
Co . Rallllt'l Rr 1 "'"3 Co , C.ru­
Illig Hr••-.lng Co Ol)·mpta Rr P\1-
ing Co rswl t.uckv B1 l''H'rtcs
haw•· 1101 jolfl(•d 111 tht• sutt ot•rf
ur~ N01 a 111011g llu.' "'''"' ,., s osPrnc ib ho)cotu•tn PIONEER LOG
ora
0rg.tn 10 .1 totnl ol 8'i r·unt.;s rtn•l
1753 ptp('S. Tltt• Sl I lltt>tl 1: lit :iS
"tndnv., no-. htddt•n Ins ull•, "Ill
bl' tlhiiJIII\.th>cl Ill lw \ ISlhll' II 0111
oulsttlt• lht• huth1tttJ:.
Mr. und M r·s Gt'C>I'gc J<'lnhilltllll
and Mltr thc.tlh Collins, whn don·
ill~d tht.' l'Xtsltng organ, t'OIII­
pleh.>d 1 as I sprl ng, conlr lhllh'Cl
th{' .. 33,000 divt~am lh1• cost In
tht• cO!It'gt' h,\S ht'L'II 111\th.'l' lNI
~r rt•nt of tht• tut.tl .. 180,000
SIG,til 1 fl.td to bt• :>JIIo'lll Pl't'•
p;nlng lhl" hu1ldu~g to n•ct>lvt•
the organ (l'.g sh•d !>IISJ')I.'Ill>tOII
tranwwork .tmt eh•rtnc.tl con­
dill I)
\\ trh lilt' tnsi,IJUlllOO Ot 8 .SOIIIIII
rl!Jiccllon shll•ld ,1\(•ng v.tlh the
organ, the chllJWI ncnusii<'.S v.t•tt•
tmprovl'fi, e'·cnl\' thslrihultng llll'
!'Ound of ,til 1\'Pt'S ol rnusico
ptorform.tnct• 'I ht• ll~lt•tw r· 1:. not
!it!P,'H':lll' from, hut tnvoln!tl In
th(' tone. ~s llw f.'ntrrc• hmlduw
sel'VI.'S as u re.:;onal u~~ ch111tthet
Ser\let'S, H'Ctlals. le.s::.nns, und
practiCe makt• ust• of lht• org.tn
{or nbout 1•1 hours dJII\' l'lw
rudtcal Sll">Jl~ncled lnsta Hall on,
the onl'trORl' ot tis ktnd, has c .au~l'i l
\\orld\\ ide tllcnttnn, .mel thl (as·
a'\•ant ltrm ts fmtunru 11 an Its
advf.'rlls l~.
The college has bt'COml~ .111 un­
port~nt organ c<>nlt:.'r 111 the North·
v. est. \\'1 thou! :t ma)tH Instru­
ment, such noted o~. antsts a:-the
Ourunes and Alec \\'\ton could
not han• bet?n brought to CliiiiJlllS
ror recent rectLlls .1nd work­
shops .
.. (I IS ,, gre.1t s.tltslacllon to M't'
fulfilled the dream th:tl John Stork
Evans (org:m1st and rtr!>l chau­
man of lht• mus1c dt>JI;lrlml.'nl)
hnd t w!C'nt v ye., r.s ago to lt.t VI' a
good plpe urgan on lhts c.tmpul>,"
f.nvt>r stud.
Upcoml~ ev('nts include a con­
ct-rl bv Pten c CochNl'Bu, or­
g<&rust nt Notn• Dame ( athl'dr.tl,
Paris Mav 6, and a '40rkshoJ>
May s. a n•citul bv Gale l "' t'l'
and .1 chotr-org. tn conc.t•rt. 111
ea•·lv May (d.ttes to be announct..•d)
semor· organ rcc1tals by Dt•nms
Gano Mav 13, and Mlll'k Haffner
M:n· 11: a mustc hour bv Lnur'.t
Russell Mo!) 3, .t program or
concertos ror or·g.an .uul orchl•S­
trs. fcatunng lhePorllandptem­
l ere of Jongt•n's ''Symphonae
Concertunte" June I, .Hill a :-oum­
mer work.shop ,Juh· 31 to August
5 ivision to or
$33,000 ADDITION of a choral division to tho chapel organ
donated by Mr. and Mrs George Flanagan and Mariboth Collins
brings the total number of pipes to 4753
SIC sponsors Rustin
Mvlh: 'rbl' .st7.e of .l man sperus
Is dlrectlv proporltonnl to tile
SIZl' Of hto; fl"t'l
Truth Sa tl' has no relaltonslup
to bodV build
Arnold Rustlll, a urologist and
teac-her ol Sl''I(UUI therapy und
human sellUahty exploded such
myths w the opent~ presentahon
of the ~borllon conference spon­
.son~d by lhP SJ( (Sexual lnlor­
rnallOn Cent et·)
In ndd1 It on to dellattng such
mvths on hum.m suuahtv, Rustin . .
ofl~n~ blls or wit aod philoso­
phy to the standm~.t-room-onlv
nudwncl.'. "The penb you have
as the pents vou have, Bt.> sat­
IShed 11o1lh 11, male or fl'malc,
Our man Hoppe bi'CUIJSt• that's (h(• Olll lttat Will
giVt' you snt Is ructiOn
A sltdt> shov. a tded Ru:.ttn tn
mcpl.unltll! male .md fenule an
.1 tom v .tnrl physlol()J(y tnler­
cout S(', contrucllpiiOil lnfe• ttl·
ltv ronort'ht•a Hld sexual tnad·
I'IJU.lCV
fl~ s.ud that an any sexual un­
dt•J takutg, a person must rt!spect
tumsctr tnd his p.u·tnl'l' H~jslw
must not l'XJllott the othei'J,l'rson
anrl not olllov. hams••lf to h•• an
ObJect of expl01l,1hon_
Conc •~rn -.tth the otltt•r persons
"''tl(ls woultl nt!rcssttate restruant
.11 ltml':.. Flnallv Rusttn c lUI tons
conltnued on p.7
~ontains ton1atoes, fruit fly eggs ...
"It's knowllll' \tollllt you I'(' eut-
1 ng t hal keeps you llOlltJ.'. ' my
friend, Buckwall, whu Is some­
thi~ or u health nut, rs fond of
snyJ~
~---------------- · By Art Hoppe
Syndicated columniSt
AI lt>ast that ~ wh.tl ht• IJSt>d to
be fond or s.tyang Th('h the othl'r
d.t)' lht• rood &; DruK AdrnllliS·
tratloo flnall) madl' publ\c that
amounts of rodent droppu~g s, an­
Sl'CI fragments, worms, r.11 h.urs
and lhl' like that It .tllow s 111
process(.>cl foods. Dtsaslt>r looms!
It's not mt•r~h · JlUbh.stnng tlw
11st Ol todt'ltl dropplii(! S, IOsl•Ct
f rag. Ll·t s not ~~~~ a hout
It ) Wf' Aml'ltcan s, th.mks to
year•. .tnd Yt·ars of t'IPl'tH•ncl•,
arv .trnuz l~lv contJiltorwd to 1 end
-;ucll llunrs 111 oul' rnor 111111! p;tJit•r
:.huddt•r·, alld furg••l lhro v.holl•
maltt>r ,..illtUI .tn a v••t agt· of 7 'I
nunutcs
Tit•• prohlt'mtc:. th.tl some f.tnallt'
I~ bOund to ch•m:tnd that lltt• !-'nod
otJill Drug AdtnlniSll'.liiOn stIll
t•nfot clng lt11• 'I ruth an Park. l~hllt
l,aws
Th••rr•'s my rnr•ud, Bur.k .. alt.•
blt:!:ti'IIV av.,dwntnr, nnd JIOIIIUIC
hiS br:t~lll', C)'t'·()Jll'llllll' Cl,lSS
Ul C:hilh~ l IOIIllltO JUIC(' • v.hlrh he n•ads on the ran, ' contatn:.
tonaatou~. bt>ntoate of soda., Jrt
IJICI.!l colotl~ and no more !hun
10 frlllt fly l'g'gS 01' larV:tl' tn
100 rnuns '
Who "'J n l s t.>ggs fo1 hnMk­
ra~l ~ SlY!> Buck-.;all, shaktnt'
hi ms1·1f llkt• a ..-et dog And ht:
n•aches for thE:> grapefnnt JUICt>
I liSt ead
Hl' lakt!S n sap bl'fOn1 scemg
h1s Government has gunrantet!d
tum ltMt evurv 250 rnalhmctel' s
Ius tn 11 no more lh.tn ''h•n
drosophH.t t>ggs Ol' t..-o droso­
ptul.• lar·val' "
''Good Lord!" he CJ'tt•S, ft>t•hng
lht• glarul~ tn hts lll'Ck. "l'vt•
~ol da osoptul.t'
St.tVJ'I'flllf' to tlw flt•czer, lw
pulh out I h~ krpp~r ~ And (JU1ckly
puts ltwm back 'No moll' than
five• pt•l'C:t'ltl of lttt• fl.sb Itt•• Pill,
hou ·.t .. I ht.• labttl "htn••· a dt>tlnll•
odor ol dl'C'OIIlJlllsllton ovt•t no
mon · 1 h.tll 25 pt•r r.l'nl of ttu•n
I,)O{Itt•S "
"~ 1 uti," ht· mutte r~ ''that '.:.lht•
tkkt•t " And lw ~· .tbs ttu• rasp·
hurraec; --'4htch, hl•rtolt•s, "con­
talll olll IIVt•t•JRP of lcWt.>l' liMn It'll
hu v.H• arullllst>rls per!iOOr, r·.,m!i,
nul COUIIIII~ lhrtJ>S .. 1phlds and
nult•s •
Wlu'n at~.:omt •:, tnlht'IJ)S,Ilflhl•h>
:tlltl llllli'S "
• who 1s be~t&nmng to look a llllll'
dazl'd who counts? '
Ill' nov. fal"l's .1 dlfflcult chotcl!
of wlwt hPr to put apple hutlt•r
or peanut butlt>l on Ius cotllllll'lll
frlltt'l'S Unltl ht•dtSCOVl'IS that
th•• .apph butt~r m IV hn \'C lour
1'0<1ent h.u r~ pl'r 10 10 .lms tht•
J)l!anut butter only one and thl'
cornmc;~l two. But tht! tornnu ~o~l
mav also contatn two rodent pel­
ll'ts oiS V.t•ll, 1101 to mention •
"Ruts!" hl' scn•.1 ms and hl•
throv. s lhP ~holt• mess out
Of com·.:.l', Buckv..all cun hve on
nut!'> no mon• I han lt•n ~·rcr•nt
or whic-h .u·l' • 'l':.tnC td, mold),
r II Ill Ill v or ->hn Vl"lc>d Ot bruc;
wl '~Ill outs "tll't t' lht•y do un
fot hm.ltt'IV ('OUnl lin .tphtds .tnd
thr1ps Or popcorn whtrh Is very
lov. tn rill h.tll.., Or
Wl'll you mll(ht thank Buckwull
,1nd lht· l'l''>l of lin· Nallon will
sl.trvt• to tll•ath Not Ruckw.lll,
lhoU!'h Knov;uw, hun lw II turn
to .1 •llr•l ol .1lcoltol, '4hlch ts a.l
lt•,tsl SIPri HZ Ill!' Allll lll''ll drlnt.;
ltiiiiSI'II to de,1th
But Itt> •lt!Sl•rves II For• ht• 's dl•Jtl
"''On1: In llus 1~1 c.11 lamJ ol out·s.
I hl• onh I hi lltt Jl1;1l kt'l'JlS liS KUIIlg
a:. uot t.;uu-.ttJI• v. hat ..-.. ·, e ... 11tng
(<"opvr H!hl Chr otuch• Puh Co.
1972) 1 1 4
f
QH1
Pf\1
ollana
t:t'P,Il est IPe II n1
IS till' expHl(
~~~~ -· frN•tng one'
I rom a cl.1ssroom,
Beth·
oon't ,.,ml to 1t.1 \'('
IO Itt I' (I!.' a k till II JOC
~~.\1Jr~ d 101 ng room
Chns Bo
CecP S
c:onvev that ~ htch I
~ould he unpossth le
Sjl3Cl' M lght I Ol
to 1 hO!>t' v. ho I ell
reel nov.
.1 ohn h u·~
all you C.t htonn.1
•bout the P~t t land
IJS rt•m t net VOll I ha I
:)!"•"' country 111 Euro~
It but Wlndmllh. l
lbt> I~ ch·ars v.l' 11
yvl! For nn-. we'll
ov~r-,t('tiVl' unar.tnu
tbev .m~ l~eing uchve
Stlh
I \1 eight of OUt
lbs ( rcrotdt>d I
I 'iietghl on MOJI'Ch
lbs
lt IJst compleh· .tbsor!
•Ill\' prtlJt'CI lo!Sl'tn
one comt• to
tb1 s.,
Molh' r>nt~
ran· to pupula I' b
lis uuJ tuhps tlo
~t!l>t• lht' JlllhS
loan
lftOSl 'oiOI'il"> .l
Jl 1 not ltm• I put
llr.1• tit,• othl•l dar and
VN'} Up:st•t
Hut I Host• (2tul
hut true, '411lfllnt
'tnhJd ttl C.htll.t' 111111
.u (> rnudc on m:w
tlJlertt!llCt'S Ill e Sllll
funtasltc•,tll\ UIIIIIUI'
1,,1111 •• Ptg .. t--- -~-
a
aapel organ
beth Collins
stin
ne that wtll
•
~ Rustin tn
female an
logy. ml<>r
>n, tnferlll
Selfual tnad·
• sexual un­
nust r~specl
ner. He/she P' ht>l' P£'1':)00
•II to hl• .1n
her persons
1te r~slr.nnt
stm cJulton!"
rnued on p 7
~gs ...
took a llttle
lcult thou·t.>
tpPle huth•r
~ cor nmt>al
:cover~ that
have four
p.r.uns. the
lne .1m.l 1111!
~ cot nrrwJI
~·odent Jlcl­
lnenllon ••
s and he
out
an ltve on
n pt'T<Wnt
d, mohlv
• Or llrus
l'V do, un
luphtds and
lichh\NY
tr Buck wall
~1\1101\ Will
I Huck" ull,
ht>'ll turn
l<'h ·~ .ll
11 tlrtnlti
1m's dt•.u1
of OUt'S,
us gotnl~
t l' e.tltng
Pub Co <t:r • -_ _.. __
l11YiE
Pf\TH /'""'-. -, __ _
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PATH
~ tr.~ t£
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report ~.J.tllt '~ I
City Council
bicycle paths may approve
Portland • Ill
Two unporltnl SI••JlS lt.tv•• ht.>t•n
l<~~l'n 1 .. r .. nll y wtuch m.tk•· 11
IIJlJII',II llkt•IV lh,ll htc\'clt' Jl.tlhS
jlrc on lhl' v..tv lor Porll.lncl•'••rs
By Leo Gutjor
Stall Writer
On ~t.u·ch 27, Cil)' CommlSS­
IOOl'l Llovtt An«lel son announr.:ed
th.1l h" would 11111 oduc ... a res­
olution 10 the Cllv Counsal pro­
vtdlllt lor tlu• constructiOn oJ
bike pathy;avs in Porll.tntl, hased
upon r'•commcndattons mad~:> b\'
lht~ Bu:ycle T,tsk Forcr anrl the
cltv's techmc:al staff
Aller ~lflmung h1s lnh'r~sl 111
hi cylr.e II .msporl.ttlon. Anderson
unv•·ll~>tl the progr~am. v.lltch tn­
volv..:s coorcttnatc•t c f 1 orIs tlv
Port 1:-tncl, Multnom.th County. und
the Sl.tl•• of On•gon The propos­
als \\l.'rc suhstJntulh· approved
at lht• full coum·al meeting twhJ
thrN• d.avs l.ater.
Tlw piJn provides tor the Strtt•·
lhghv..1y llt..•par1ment to construct
a p.:1th Ltlong SW Tennlligl'r Blvl.l
from t.ev.1s and Clt~rl; to Ountv.a\'
Park In thl.! dov.ntown area, and
from SW 17th Stn'••l to S\\ Mont­
gomer\' Stn•et .IS pari or n hnk
bt>tv.ccn lhl' Goose Hollo"" student
housu • and Portl:lnd Stnte Un-IVt•rsllv
llw t::llv outrl jJt•v••liiJI J•,•lhs
fr'Orn DuntV..tV 1' .. 11 k lu lltt JISU
r .lllliHI s, tlunl! U11 IIO"-ntov. rt
Jl,tr~blod;S 10 1111' Vo'l'SI ,t(lpl Oat•h
to ll11• Uroadv.av Urtclg~ . arut rr om
llw cast Pnd of lhts Itt idl't.: 1o
H111l.1d 1y Park n••ar tht• l.loyd
<.:: .. nt ('I'
t ultu om .1 lt Count)' s <' lf o rt
v.oultJ consast ol (l••stgnl~ tnk~>
routes alonv. thr· v.aU.s or Ull'
Aurnsu1e :1 nd na v. tho1 n • h1 idg••s
and on the south ,.alk ol the
liroadv.a)' Drltl~t••
Cnmpll1lon or thl' propos. 1
wouht J~rovtll~> for snf~' h1cvcllng
from l.i'v.ts nod Cia rk .t ll thr­
way lo PSU .met lht• Lloyd Cent"•
1ht• counctl tollov.•~1 the ll•lvtc•·
Ol ItS Ot.ll t:h(;I0•1CJ's and lahll<d
fut· further slutlv :t part of lh~
nl.tn wtuch v.ould have ••hmtn.lt£.'(!
pa rkutg along the lflll('f lane or I Ill' l,;trk blc · ks r rC'Im A pr11 tr
1 lctnhN lot I hiS v.nuhl mt•,lfl
lu!.ang S2!1 000 Y"·" h 111 mPill
,, ... nues S 1m II 1 r artwu \\U!-t
tnk••n on a plan to pl,tce .t 1r .llrtr
slgtn.t at the antPrSIJCilun ut S\\
P.1rk and W Ru1 n!.lth: 11 \\ll
sug~cstc'<.l th..'tl 1.1 mt'l.han ouht
SltVt• rnnt::h Of lhl• 20,000 nt t'iH>tl
to set HJ• shrnal htthls
The btcv,.le lrnll proonuu IS
made posslhh: by a r cent ct
ol lh • On>gon l.t"ttisl.ltua'( v.llldl
provtdcs that I ~H r CNll of tlt~'
stall! high ay funtls bV S• l astd
for such spPntllng .:ach Yl'.tr
Porllanrl hJS I~ 000 111 tls 1971
72 budget for lhl' btkl' mut~ con
struc::lton In thl' st tl~>'s ov r.lll
pl.m whtcb v.tlllake moo~ Yf:Jr
to oomplel(l thl.! tr-a1ls v.tl: :il'-'"
th•' entire Or• gon co.1st and eou­
n .. ct PctrtlowJ ,.. 1111 stona
Strasbourg composers
LC • tmpress visitors
Strnsoourg, famous for Its
cathL'drnJ and for the Counsel
or Eurove lodgt>d ll1~rt.>, hlts nov.
tnt roducro us to thear unlttue anc.l
talented musicians The Per cult­
saon ol St rasbou~
By Connte Holterber
Overseas correspondent p :or•le
AI 6 4'1 lh•• concert bt1:o1n 1111
stage v.as filled ~~o1tf1 I U 1 rt­
ussion ln~lrum•·nls 1'h••v ('R
~ e I OJl(' r h t? n II r£' r ..1 ng (1 o I v. U'-JI.I
skins. unrl me lul
Th~>rr> art> of cou~ lh • t t'Ol-
olland group sends greetings Tins g1'0up of ssx voung men
m•?l h•n v••.trs .tgo al the ~at10nal l'llltonal C\ mhals snarl'S t~ 111
pante.s • .lOti bell Tha'O,ogtl lit ·11
trnvds lh"~ han• .tddt..'(l Afllf .111
"O()(IPn drums JktJI.mt•st mo..._,
bvo:s lndl.1n Tabl.Is-lJt ''"C!S •• nrt
KOII~S II'Om 'rtwl~ttlll
1:1'1\IIP.SI lt•PIIIlfT I?X
IS till' t>)(Jll'lll'IIC 1.' OJ
edom -· trceln~· onP ~ llunl.
lrom a clas~r oom
Bt•tly Glantz
dOn't \t.,tnl to h.tvc to re·
to lh£l I r i.'ak .m•l JOCk !>lfles
•"u" cHmng room
ChitS Hourtlt!llC
C~ce Sch\\.tll7
conve\ lh.tl "'htch I "''c and
•ould bt• unpossthh• m ~uch
Sp;ICC ~light l onh• S:t)
llo to I hose .. ho I can 'I St't'
I 1~1 nnv. .
John t\u kpatl'lr-1\
all you C.1la fornt.w~ who
about 1 hP Por II and \\ t•a llwr,
US tt•m IIIII YO II lhJI lht•l e s
lm.tll c :l\lnl ry Ill hll op€' I hn I ~
II bc•at Wtncln111ls ' Tulip5''
the h)g th•.trs WI! rnav set•
vt•l' Fot· no'.t. Wt• II bt•llt>\'('
OVet'•,ICiiVl' tmagln.tiiOll!> -
tbry ur•' hl'lllg uchvt•
S.tliY Clurkt•
1 '"'lRht ol om ~ 1 oup
lbs (t••conJPfl J!intMn 11,
v.~tHh l nn March 3, 197Z:
lbs
rl'31H'ISC0
last comp l~ll' ahsorplton 111
··m\ proJeCII.tsctn.tles me.
on~ comt· to Europe to
this''
Mollv Purlt•t rt~ld
I'JI'V to popul.11 lwllc•l tin
tnd tulii>S do not out
ltw pubs
Joun M.uunwn
lhos(• storlt·~ uhout dtk••s
llt• not ll'ttt> I putm v thumh
~e 1111' ulht•l chn ,llld .-.hP llc•­
V.•t·y UJhl't ,
Bml Hose• (21111 ~tlllton)
C I'OV. I OJ{
1l11l llulchin~on
~ hut true, V.lltclunll s "'''' ••
Ill rtllll.l, ,11111 \IOOden
at'l' m:ule 011 m.trhlrw.s, hut
llJii!twnres .ue sit llu11~ 111111
lantaStiC.tll\ lllllltlll'
1..111t t Mom elll'illl Can anyone t.>Y~r rl'allv com••
hack to r l'WlS &; Cl.lrt .tftt•l' u
t rtp like !Ius? Tom Gremp
I ncvt!r rl'a llv thought th.tt
r l;'btrth v..ts poss1bh•, hut t•xpt•r­
umcl!s ~ htl~ her~.> h.t Vl' chimgL'fl
mv 11111lli. ,\nett t>,t Purtl ·
It's h.tt'tJ to express vout feel­
Ings v.hen vou '>'Ill~ 11110 n Rel­
gaum totld and lllltl that 111 ordN'
to g~t tnlo the JOhn. you must
pass the men ltnl-d up 31 tht.• op~n
unnals. Ltllllll llunltngton •
L.oH·, Peac~ and H.tpplness
Rho111lJ 1\ndl•rson
F'or tho~e tntl'l~~IC!l l, Btll1ur­
Plll V. 11\ not COOlt' home. llc IS
nov. 111 the north, surrounrfcd b\
IJ,OOO cases ot btl'! (bl'•'l', dum­
rntes), with hts d 1mn Ctrt~t·r 111
tht dike
J Plf 1\ rlll'
Jlavr vou t•wr hum~, , Llulth
fanulv on to pt•,tnnt butl••r 1\
J~llv sandv. tcht•s 1' • \ntl h.tve \'OU
l'Vl'l' been lurnlod on to pl'antal
butler t.. chocol.ttc spnnldt•.:.and·
,,qches"> Fo1 Bn.•,tkla~t?"l
Pam Ou~h
Just lug 11 Ills ol htRC tg~
.tnt.! vour OOily on , pl.uu.\ jumJ•
on a Jew buses, tn to n~.u1 ·•
rev. oooJ..;s •• tnc1 vou'll ••ntl ut• tn
Holland Wonder· wh tl else v.P'Vl'
done"
8.11b.u, ~ O!>tet
1JNNOOrTY . 'WJOOUT
-w.AU.S, ~ ... \~ . lt.-~4..
l.t~1 )t.W, , G.kah, I« tu-tc
MU; ~'-'"s. l'·&«.~ )IVett(
.,..~1.6
"W ,'tW I t"J(Wlt) 4-:f" S,t.t
~uC4 ; t4u ~J ~.ff.11 r(1Nf
~ ~ -viwff'W~ ~,.dA{( ( • for ln format lon:
Antioch /Welt 32·8.
149 9th Stn~et
San Francisco, Cal.
415-864-.!57 0 f.VCrYOht• IS unhlUl!. l'VCrVOOl'
h> llP.IUllful. and as v.~ oUen
stng, "lw~nboth' IS a part ol
t•v•·rylhlng nnvwav "
leUtC\ Smith
I mtss Be!>l Foods Mnvonna.1sr>,
111\ rour-ll~ged cr~am colored
bath tub, m • bird n.1med Isaac,
cottage cheese. m) house v.tth
SJlljll•rs tn Ute corner.s, antJ m\
elegant c.tl named Crude Rude
"'ho used to lnk.e a lec~.k on our
small palm trct In exchan~e for
all the.s~ precaous things, I ha\ e
t~st('d 1111' Afler such 3 str n~e
taste a~ thal, mJvonn.ust: Just
dol'sn 'I seem the s. me ao\·moa-e
Mr onl uun nov. as to gorgr:
m\·sell on thts strange n(•v. sub·
sl.lll~'t'. unlal lltkt:> on lh\' V.lllghl
ol I he world
Though tht• land :.11 ea m Hoi·
land ts qu&lt> ~mull, the vat wh
of t hP pt.'Ople 1 s not
~h·lante Schv.arz
Pl'Opll' want tn
ll.we to let lhl'm. --car;) You JU.:.I
Ctn<S\ Plh:'-' Conservatory of P~tns A y(:ar
latl.'r thev v. er r~unttt:'il as mem­
bt r·s •JIIh1.• Muntctpal On hi!SirJ
of Sl r'.lshourg and of the ORT~,
(Ofhce ol R3•hochfhsst<'" T'cle­
\'tston c.h' t: to:mrt•} nnd tJt•cuh'>tJ
to CXJ>Ion• Ill.'~ mus1c:ll
m(.odtum
TheIr coal \t.,lS to gl\•(l tht•
pt,•rcussaon Ins I ruments tbf!lr
modern sagmllcanc~ .ts bona-
fide ensemble hasl'il on rcr~t·l'·
tory Of mUSIC Cl'r>Jied C:i:CIUSI\­
cl\• for pcrcusswn
But the problem r~:m.unt'd
titer • .... 1s no music 'ol:l'ltll'n ror
percuSSIOn ensembl" This
group v. as too re' olut ton.u v
ltov.~l'ver. v.1th the aVtlll.'lhh•
hl~r.llure one exlstlnS! ptcce•.
1 ~ork bv Am~ru:an John Gagt•
lor percu .sson unci Jli,HIO the\
m;tdP th••ms,•lves kno"'n 1\ncl th•
compo~et·s wt•lcoml'd llw opJKH­
luntl\ to t 11 sonwlhlllft thth.•l't•nt
Thl' results "en· ranto1:otu
F'rom the on•• pu~c ~· 111 l!ltll
theu •·cpN·ton• h td ~rov. n to
55 lll 1 !'171 Tht:'\' hI \I' 11laH.>d
more th.tll ij()(l COIICCI't~ Oll II\ t•
conlirtl!nt , on lell'\'IStOII 11nd 011
1 cconlmgs
Gi.'l' --11 ft>cls good to be The pt!rform.uu •• "'1..' .llll'rtciL>tl
nh\!c I'm rcalh beconungav. • .trl' m "tl-nshourg "U.as lttt.:ll h.!nlh
ol mt> Ho"' much t'i.!Ster u·s h -.mmversar\ J)Jth II "'•~ 1
r.omtng to accept ('Vl·nhoc h else' celt·lJrntton or ltli' en •· J hh·
t,lnda Pull('n hour t1t'.ll~tht ol mu tr 1t11 •I .tml .............................................
• 1971 ~ ... ,..,. """" . •
• Academy Award C I H f M A )I :
•: NomJnee -.~.::' -~J •
e tOut Por...-n P\lllll NOW PlAYING :
·~ UHO ~ e : Cannee FUm heliv-.1 Two Outstandtna Fore•an Film\ :
• (Dell""' "''""' • • "HOA BINH" • • • • (fttlldll • : ·~ : • •
: 11THE CONFORMIST" : • • • (1111111) • ! r--------------- r!
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uv. n lllSt rumen! lO trtUIIlt'kl.:th
lht! COIDVQSt'l' ~ I.INllllUIJ I • I
or chrorn,llll rr ot tltos h1• h '"
St.' Ill bit' $0\llll C\ llth,tiS .1 fli<J \It r
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One PIN"l' f. Xlt'll::otOIIb .!
b~ ~ r.tnCI s MJ ro 'llu Ull htt I
ttn lUll ._,th'll r.un tb 111 th• ur
J \IOhll ho\t. pul J.'\1 M'J u"'s .,I I
lo.un a~ .1 n1un.1 mJ r-hlt r • II• 1
slo\lo h u r•oun I an .t ttn Jll
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\\;t)ktocl Ill cllld Qui J In • 1111•\ 1
camcr.t ::t'oH'Jll h•ll o~mJ tl It! lttm
th~C Cl'lllt•t UISil' Jill lbf' <.'dln• I J
bw:~ -.tth lhtJr" fOGt-1011£ h ~~~· ..
hlllll! rmm lht•c lllt•rw.,l>t r.suuu•
to f!H 1 lJt!ll,•r anc It
I I II I
Jim Pittman
1201 S W. 12th. Sutte 300
Centul') Tower
Portland . 0 regon
228·0278
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-April 1'3. HH2 PIONEER LOG
Announcen1ents
EAC sponsors photo contest
En\•aronmentol Actlvtsts
t.o.tlllon IS spnnsoung a pholo
contosl lor Earth Woek
<;luul"nts rncully and staff tHo
oncouragoa to subm•t any
block and wntte or colo• photos
dealing with nn envtronmont8l
theme of the enduring beauty ol
tho land or examples ol man's
careless usc of 11 The photos
may be mounted or matted
Submll nil cntncs (two per per­
son) to Box 0079, or M nZMIIB
A·20 Include nomo ext ond
ddress on the bllck ot photos
so lhey mGy be returned Win­
ners \\ •II b nnnounced on Apul
20. and w111 be on diSplay
dunng Ennh Week •••
Ourmg Earth Wcok (April 17-
22) this year E A C vt Ill be
t'lovmg o him ies11vol Films will
oo shoV>n during the noon hour
nnd evcrungs '" thll dlntng
rooms 10 Tompellon and Fnday
night m lhc Council Chnmbors
Some o·r the lllms to be In·
cludcd art)
Boon s~tlllo: an an1mated cnr-
toon produced by Zero PSU nnd tho South Park
Blocks
For more mlormallon call
Henry nt E.\1 275 or Margm,
Ext 388 A Sign-up shoat for
lunch IS at TQmplolon Infor­
matiOn Desk •••
W ok •t ol tho Wostorn
Civilization lecture sonos w11t
mcludo Black L1toraturo Apdt
17 Mar Ism 4·18, Soctahsm 4-
20. B1rth ot a Nauon (tentative -
7 30 1n Evnns) April 20, and
Technology and Chongo Aprtl
21 •••
The llnonclol Old olhco ha5
lnlormollon abou1 sovoral "out­
Stde" scholarships posted on
Its bulletin board whtch IS
located outside the door to lhe
OIIICO, Room 25, Odell Manor
S1t1dents who nrl) Interested 1n
such scholarships should
chock the bulletin bourd tm­
med•atcly . Ooadllnes tor many
ol thoso scholorsh1ps are last
approachmg
••• thotr own 11 posslblo Busns w111
leAve l cmploton 's porkm~ lol 9
n m SundAy, und will 1eturn
tram Tlmborllno nl 4 p m
T1ck\)ts aro ovntlnblo hom
Norm Scou l'l\1 -l87, or Anndy
P1kOS ?.52-9347 A small 1~0 Will
be charged •••
Tho Krishna Yoga Soc•ely or
Lew1s and Clork w111 be
prtlsentlng a festival ar Por­
tland Stille Un~vers1ty Sunday
Aprtl 16 Thoro Will be lroe
sp1ntual looa Ttckots for ad­
miSSion nre S1 75 II purchnscd
., odvnnca or S2 00 nt 1110 door
For more lnlormntton contact
Barbara Harris
••• Announc1ng a puppet
lhoolro proscn1al10n ol Alfred
Jorry's UBU COCU (m England)
m Plnll lounge n1 a·oo p m ,
Thursday. April 20 No ctd·
miSSIOn chnrge
•••
T hi'> Y' nr lltorory mugazanc
Populauor; Growtt'l
New Forest: A f1lm dealing
.,., 1th tt'le loggmg tndustry In
Oregon and Wasl1 1 olo A team represcrlltng hl
United States Department of
Jusllco wtll rnp w1th Lewis ~:~nd
Clark students April 17 The
team 1s schedu ted to spend the
morn•ng In the Council Cham­
bers and tho afternoon at the
Northwestern SchOol of Law 1s collocllng matorlol for only
ont TlOfl ..vt•ok, unlll Frtdny,
Aprtl 14 All pnotography ,
prose. pootry, otchlngs or
anythtng photogrnphiCftlly
reproducnblo should bo submit·
ted to the mngnzlno oiiiCC Im­
mediately PHOTOS INVITED EAC s Earth Week photography competllbo
will Include shots such as thl' one of beautiful Sliver Creek Fa s
Stoto Pork locatod one hour away from tho LC campus.
Multiply and Subdue the
Earth: Thts film, na H a by lon
MacHarg e"'plores urban­
environmental plannmg
Thl5 Waiting Land: ThiS him
deals wuh land u. • 1r Oregon
Rogue Rtver Country : Th1s
deals wtth the Roou& R1ver area
m 6:JUihem OreQtln
The Last Frontier : All about
Alaska
•••
Studants. lacu tty and stall are
1nv11ea 10 JOfn "' Enrth Wcok's
all-campus clean up scheduled
lor i 00 Wednesday Anyone In­
terested m helpmg may s•gn up
at Templeton lnlormat•on Oesk
MaJor prOJect w111 Include
Reflecuon Pond, Swtmm~ng
Pool and rose gardens A
refreshment wagon and onnd
have been tentatively
schedulea for the evening
•••
Anyone who has a wheeled
veh1cle dr1von by foot·power IS
mv1ted to parllctpate jn the
Earth Day Bike Rally spon­
sored by the Ecolog1cal Act1on
Comm•ttee The rally will beg•n
ot 11 am 10 the Law School
Par!ung Lol. and wtll follow the
proposed Portland bike route to Members ol the 1eam 1nclude
Kent Orlzzell, ASSIStant Attor­
ney Goneral, Frank Ounbaugh.
Deputy Assistant Allorney
General, Elame Crane. Spec1al
Asststanl lo tho Allor ney
General, ond Sid Lezak, Untied
Statf's Attorney 10 Oregon.
• •
Applications lor Log editor,
KLC 1tatton managor, and year­
book editor ara ovtttlable a1 the
Templeton lntorm111ton desk..
Completod forms musr be retur­
ned Mny 1 Selecttons will be
made May 11
• • •
Oe ldl nt tor Southwest
Desert Biology Trip lor 19~2 1n·
tervt('w ,., Aprtl 1 ~ Interviews
wtll be held duung the last
week or Apnl Announcemenrs
ot acceptance will be made
May 1 For more 1nformauon
contact Or Thomas Darrow,
ext 235
• • •
Tt'le Health and PE depart
ment 15 sponsortng a Snow trip
to T1mberhne Apul 16 The
department Wtll prov1de a lew
1nnortubos lor shd.ng. but
students arc asked to bnng
TRAVEL WEST
CHARTER FLIGHTS
ROUND TRIP
June 1 t-Juno 17
June 12-Aug 18
Juno 13-Sept 15
Juno 1 S-Aug 20
June 16.-Sept e
Junl) IS.Aug. 26
July 21-Aug 20
Dctl 22-0oo 28
Doc 28-Jan 3 Ponlancs-Honolulu
Soalllc·Ftankfun
Ponlartd·London ••
Ponland-London
Soatllo·Frttnklurt ,
PorUartd· Tokyo ••
Por11and·lonllon
Pontand Honolulu
PonlanCI·Honolulu •
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• !ncluden ou rare, transitu hoiOI and lot
~1cr.e lhgtlln are ltmtted lo :~ludonl&, foculty, and 111111 of Lowls ond
ln¥11. Coltega and m mbCrs ol lhctr tmmodlalc lamlltos
SEATS FILLING RAPIDLy
MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLy
CALL 226 -3566
For rc5erv8110nl'lo nd pllcahona • • •
Lew1s and Clark's OSPIRG
board will be g1vmg a REFUND
ol ooe dollar tor those students
so tnchned on Wodnesdny April
19th and Thursday April 20th
from 11 00 to 4 00 1n lront ol the
post office B nng 1 D Cilr ds. Cultural arts
'Unicorn' debuts
•••
ThO ESCO Corpor illlon ot TONIGHT
Portland ~~ ofler~ng summet UNICORN, .\ ll(>'A .\lid onglnul
employment .tnd n $500 gr 1nt tllf'ntnc t!:<pont•nc(> plavs on llu•
1n a1d to two 1un1or studtJnts matn st.1gt of tht> Pot tl:Uld Ctv1c
from lottr•VtJAr collogos tn Th£atre. 1530 S \\ Y.tnthlll, to-
Oroqon and Wash1nqton . Ap-ntrht through Mav 6 In II"> .sec·-
phcants must hove completed ond week of presenl.111on, UN.
their lhtrd year and must hnvo ICOTm ts based upon tmpor\'IS·
interest nnd coursu work In one .ttton amJ vtsual dcslpn, havmg
ol the followmg nraus Supor- grovm oul or thl' v.orkshops of
v1s1on. Accounttng, Data Slou•front The.alrl' Crc.lted by
Process1ng, Psychology, H1c Younl! Henk Pand~t· and lhP
Scheduling, Production Con- Storefront Theatte comruny, Un-
trol Journalism, Busmess Ad-acorn 'A'lll begin al 8:30 J> m.
mtn•strAtlon , Sales and Admass1on Is $2 rorat.lulls anch
Markellng, Englnce11ng, I for students
Chemistry. PhySICS, and The San Fruncasco Mlrn~·Tt·oup(•
Metallurgy v.11l be 1n Portland th1s v.c••k • Applicants must be in tho top tppt•anng ar thl Portland Stat~
25 per cent of the1r class and Unlvt>rs1tv Audttor1urn Thl')' will
must be a Untied States CitiZen JK•rror m The Independent F(•·
Interested studenls should call m.tlf:' an e.xpresston ol lhL c.:ur-
the hnanc1al atds otr1co or the runt woml'n's movtomenl Pr•r
student employment olfcce forrnanc.es w1ll be al 8 p m on
• · · Aprtl 13 ..111d 1 t
"Cosmic Zoom • a movte Ap1·11 lo1 -I fi
slide coordtnli tton concc-trntnQ A concert of rarely pt>rfornwd
the two realms of tho lndlfmtte • Baroqul' wo1·ks wllliJe pertonned
• outer space and mnor com- on April ljl aud 15 al 8 30 p rn
postt1on of bamgs -w111 be at the Portland Art MusPum 1\ud
presented at PSU April 20 The llorrum. Tht;o con c e r I 1•. spon
creator ol th1s 8 mtnute leaturo son'<! by the School's StudPnt
w1ll diSCuss with the public of· Acltvtlies Board and 1~ pn•st•nt
ter each showmg -at 11 am., l>d bv lilt.> F.arlv Mus1c Calllopl•,
12 pm, 1 pm, 2 p.m. and at a Portland ·bclsl::d l'IISt'mblt•.
7 30 p.m Works hv Bach, Quantz and 'I £>1·
The prosentat1on w111 be 1n cmann v.1U be r><•rfonnt..><l Tt<:k-
the Environmental Educateon ets cost .. Z fol' ntl•ffibf'rs, J .50
Contor, 373 Lincoln Hall for stndl'nts and ·2 ~0 tor ull
r---------- ------ !~~~ R~servalton ~ can IJc
I TRY THE ALL-NEW -----------1
! FIRESTONE INN :
I Food Beverages Games 1
I I
L. ______ -~~ -=~ ~''.::'::. Hwy Portland 2.t6-80Q.I 1 -------- . _________ ... ------ ..... -----------
: Planters • Corsag8$ • Gilt Items I
f Funeral Destgns • Weddings f
: Burlingame Flower Shop :
f Flowurs to Su11 the Occas1on f
• 246·1311 -•
: 8605 S.W. Terwilliger I ------- t -----------made .11 tht• Museum,
Aplll l9
'l'lw l.t•v.l• :tnd Cia rk Mu61'
llou1 on Wt>tlnPsflnv, Apnl U
v. til Ill' Jli'I'IOI 01£'<1 at Z•lO p 111
lu Evans AucJIIOlllltn flw Pt•r
rorrnt•t•£ will bl' ( tuls PPrl'},
and Slt•vt• Robt•dso u on pPrcuss
ton .Hid Harh.sra Botlon on dar·
tt•nl arcomp.tntt'd by Donna 1\u~
on pt.um.
Aplll 21-22
"Trwl By Jury", a comtcopt;•n
Ill Onl' act by Wtlliam S Gilbert
and Arthur Sulltv.lll, wtll ~~~pre­
.St!nted .tl The Old Church S i ' lllh and Olav Stret•ts nt 830 '
p rn. Tht•re w11l .tlso lJl' a sprcta;
''Diverttssenwnt of Ia vorttt
St•ll'<'llons from thc works ci
Mt•SSl'!>. Gllbert 1nd Sulllvu
T 1 c k t' t s mav bt:> securt>d al
Sll'Vt'll!'. 1nd Son Lloyd's alki
.1t the door of The Olci Churcb
Thl' prlc1• of admtss1on 1" ~~ SO
April 20
Om~ hundrl!d e 1 g hI y Paruvtc
nrt ObJects from the ( ol M'"'"'
of lht• Jail• Ricardo f iol ~Ill~
offt'rt>d tor sale at lhl• Portl1Dl
Arl M USl'UITI on April 20 As p.111
of I he· evt'nlrtl' s pron.1m . Osl'tr
f lOti'S PNuv1an Consul GNtPrtl
who brought ltw coller.tlon I
Portland, wtll lecture on tt, at:l
thtr M.u·ylhurst Collt>gP ~pant
D.mc l' Gr·oup, dl n•ctt'<i by Cont·
t•llil ( erf, will pPrform. DooN
open .1t 7 p.rn ;Jnd hrkPts, uvatl·
nbll• at ltl\' Musflum ,11'1! $2 SO
pt•r prr .on, 't'hPn "111 bt:> r
fr t>!thnwnts ,and n no-l1ost bar
Tht• collt•ctlon v.11l n•mnln ~
vlt•'A' lot· two "II l't•ks. Procee-ds
from the -s.1lt> will bt• u~>cd I~
JlUrch.tw .t Jlll'<'!' or plt•ct•l:i from
the collt•ctlon for the rnust•um
April ZJ
rltt.> Slublown Stop Till' at n• .. ill
pr-est•nt Its productiOn ol ·o~
f'll'V. Ovt~ l I' he• Cuckoo • s Nt•sl
on April 21. ll, 27, 28 and Zf
at 8 30 p m Ttcket~ .tit' avail
ablr· al StJ•vtmc; and Son at lbt
l.loyd C{'rtlt.•l r----------1 1 Yout An Foret.> rcpr~ sun~ I t 1\l'N wall vnut l.t•wis until
I lnrk Collc~tt· 19 April in I I tlw ufhtl' ndjnc;t•nt to the I
L_l'rntl Room. ---------~prll 13, 1972
FLOYD GRANT, IQ
1golntt Portland U,
91·53
-rrac~ story on pago
Best rna t·k~ bv t>V
In lhl' dua I meet Sl'
SHOTPUT Rl•<t l
K('n Otto (•10"1")
DISCUS Al Wtsl
l.arrv Dllll'l { 1 Z3'8
JAVELIN-Gr.m l
Mlkt' G.trto (191'5'')
HIGH JUMP Gr.a
(6 '3"), St.1n Sl mmon
POLE VAULT-Je1
·I~ 6 , Floyd G 1 ,wt
LONG JUMP U.tl
9" St~vf:' Ohm (21'
TRIPLE JUMP I
{43'10"), Stan Slrnrr
Percuss
conhnued from o.~
Shadow lmagl'S e
formN·s mov('metl
screen overhend
After an hour
room darkened .m
concert by the PPt
cd tn lhe C.ttht'dral
Ill the scn•en. An
glass wtndo'A's ~
nashed to the meta
the song· and cyml
rt>ntly another fl
cusston was being
door
Then began !he I
lei I nt l.'tm IS~ I On
lndt vtduaJs lost I
at lht> top or the 1
formed the mnss
like toward the
All decisions wer
directly lownrd th
.sage
The French ha
lion of the Enrlts
lng. They •·arl•ly
The phtlosophy p
you are not wbe
bt' you push unt tl
It was a gigantic
complete with fr~t:>
decorah.>d with
Annlversa lre'' llll\.l
with klrsch and
A
Free
Pick-&Jp &
Delivery •
•
Aprtl 13, 1972 PIONEER LOG Pago 7
LC bowlers
first roll-offs face
1'h•• cltmax to any Clllli'K•' sport
Is lh., plnv·oUs ag t.tnsl other
r.ollegcs
Trw howllfl{t tenm, whh·h sta rlNf
early lit th•• first qu.1rtcr, Is
entering the first round ol lh"
roll-oHs The roll-offs ~Ill be
lhP. final achtcvument for the
botr'h•rs
To wtn the roll-oils, the l.C
squaf1 must com~le v. ilh teams
spanntng from Alaska to Cal­
Ifornia and from Montana to th~>
CQ.ISI. the rvll·offs lht> squad would thfln
t Ml vPI to Knns •6 City to bOv. l In
the rlnals 'l'hc tfrst round 1 nt
CrvslflV Lann••s lnSW V nrouver
To close out lr•agu•• Jllay, Glenn
Hust rulid roiled off n team high
serif'S or 635, nn liVI'f1llt or 213
game Dan West pound•-d 22.Jl
gam" to be tmoung the toJ) in
league lor lh lf.lngue
The roll-oils begin t II 00
FLOYD GRANT, left and Randy
agolntt Portland U lost Saturday
91·53 Flko, right, flnlth first ond second respectively In a track meet
Both are top tprlnt men on the LC teom Hoet team Portland won In lc-JKUC play, I,C finished on
top or all NAir\ schools ~ntl rourth
o v ,; r a 11 Oregon, OrP.gon Sllltc,
nnd Portland Stat•• flnastwd alu!ad
of I.C Saturdnv morning for thos ~~:ho
~'lint to come Each bcn.lt>r ~~: lll
bowl lhr•Xi games bcfor lunch
and three g rncs arter
Classifieds
Track statistics flue to .slump at the season's
~>nd ttn~ squ.td h nlshed "'tlh 1
27-zq rt.>cord PSU took the league
with ,, \6 10 recor<rl The schaeve­
mt•nl 1. tllustr.lh~tl bv the lnct
llut l.C prachccd h•ss than nll
othN' schools. WANT TO RENT: Furnlshell
bouse 1.111th 3 or 1 bedrooms from
approx. 6/7 lo 9/l. Slanfot·u t w
studPnl working rm· Portland I w
finn R lasur. !15 r F.scOOIItdo
VIllage, Stanford, CA 911305, (115)
328-1349
aphy competnic:
~ilver Creek Fa
C campus,
seum.
I 19 ' 1'rnck ~lory on pag~ 8
81'S! 111;\l'kS by ('VI.'Ot~ thUS fat
In tht• duul mcc>t sro,, ~on
SHOTPUT Rex Rtn r·15'4''),
K('n OttO (•10"7'')
DISCUS-AI Wise (151'8''),
Lu1 n• Otller (123'8").
JAVELIN-Gran Let! ( 194'7"),
M1ke Gano (191'!1" ).
HIGH JUMP C.P.rtV S\\"anson
(6'3''), Sl.ut Simmons (6'2''),
POLE VAULT-Jl•t'r\' Lunsford
1 (12'6"), Floyd Grant (11'6").
LONG JUMP· Rundv Flke (22'
1 ll~). St t.ovP Ohm (21 1 ').
TRl PLE JUMP Ron G.lither
!13'10 ), St.w Simmons (10'8 ''). MILE Bob Byerly (·l.W a),
Kt>n Wo011urd (4:211.9)
2 MILE Kl•n Wootlnrd (9•26.8),
Rlc:h 01 'iOn (9 •10.3 ),
880 Bob Byer·ly (I ;55.3), P:\ul
Malin ( 1 :-.7 6).
440-Lurry Byerly (52.0), Bob
Byl!rly (52.1 ).
220 RJndy Ftkt• (22.8), Flovd
Grant 23.-1).
100-Fioyd Grant (10 1). Rnndv
Flke (10.2)
INT HURDLES Bruc•· Shilling
(58 6) Stan Stmmons (60..1)
HIGH HURDLES Ro1ndy Ftkt.~
(15 2), Brucl,) K~nn~y (IG.I) 1d Cia rk Music '
sda v, Apnl 19
\ed at Z 10 pm
nurn 'l'lw Pl•r
e C hrls Pmy
lson on pPrcuss Percussion concert ...
1 Bot J..m on rlar·
~ by Donna Ku.q
21-22
•• . a corn It' opm
1lli:lm S. Gllbtll
an, Will he ptt
ld Church, S.'tl
Streets al 8.t
lso be n Spl'Cial
' ol Lt v o rltf
th~ works of
:wd Sulltvat
bt> secun>d 11
tn Lloyd's af)i
\he Olrl church
~\ISSlOII IS Sl 50
rll 20
lt r, h l y Peru¥13l
un lhl"' colledt!ll
~ rdo Flo I will bf
at the Porllard
April 20 As Jllr1
provr1m Oscar
n Consul Crenenl
Jlc collet'lton t
ecture on II
(' olh.•g l"' Sp.tnl~
t fPC ted by Co~
perform . Dool1
' d Uclwts, "vall·
\Sl'Um ,tJ'I' 2 5!
ien wall bt' r
a 110 ho.!.l bJr
WIll I NTIIllO OC
eeks Pr ocl'('lb
w I 11 be USl'<l ID
or ph•c•·~ fnll!l
1or lhl• rnusE>um
,1 21
t OJl'l'IINln · \\'Ill
Helton ot ·o~
C uckoo • ~ Nt•5t'
, 27. za and !9
rkets (lft' nvall
and Son .tl lh ____ ,
~ rcpn·St·ntJ1
t l.ewts 11 ncl I
19 Apnl in I
IU.'L•nt to the I
____ .J conltnued from o.~
Shado~ unaves t>chOed the per
fonm r s movement s on a Rlant
scret•n ovt•rht•.td
Arter· an hour· or musH~ the
room d.1rkt>ned anti .l 111m oC a
conc••rt by tht Percussion plav­
ed in thl' C.tlhl'<lr.tl of Strasboun~
Ill the screen. An~el s, sl.llnt:d­
glass windows .md gargoyles
flasht><l to the metlllllc rhythm or
the sonvs .lPd cymbals. Concur­
rent h .wotlwr Cl1 m or the Per·­
cus ton was being wutcht><.l next
doot
ThL\n began t ht• hour long but
M tnll'f mass ton At lh«• party,
lndl vttluals lost thetr ldenhl y
11 ltw top or the stairs as they
for metl the muss moving gtncler·
llkl' toward the dlntnJl sulon.
All dec I slons were mnde enm.lss
directly lownrd the wtnl' and sau­
sa~e
The ~·rench have no concep
tton of the English art of queu­
tng They rarely stand in a hne
The phtlosop hy perst~ts that tf
you trt> not wh1:1rt> you wnnt to
be, you push unlll you are there
It was ag;tganUebtrthdoy p,1rty
complPtl! wlth frel:' cake l'legantly
detorutl'd "lth rrosttnR "Bon
Anntversal rc ' and flowers filled
wtlh ktrsch and cognac. Entire
AftAI
Free
Pick-up &
Delivery ILICT t<l'kes were bt?lrtg t.tkcn by the
crowd nnd passed by the hand­
fuls I hroughoul thl' room The
floor bec~me !l sort mal of lros·
tang and cake, and lht dt•llctous
aroma of kirsch mlxt.'<i with the
odor of 500 bodies.
Above I has excttl'rnent throb­
be<l the SOUnds Of I WO J)\.'1 CUSSIOII
groups playa~ from opposite
corners of t hr room \\lth lht!
addtllon of slid<' shows of the
r rvups' t ra vt•ls flashl'<l onto the
walls
Satisfied at last. the :mdlence
returned to their se:lts brtngtng
their heer aud wlne for rl'fresh
menl through the next two and a
ho.l( hours
'l'he ~nttre t•venint' wa!. a bom
btu•dment or ~u>n~ual actlvtty
Even the tnlermissl ons were Ul
ll'd \\lth the si(lht sound,
and touch of humans
So far Amer&Ci& has mtsst'd
the excitement and the atmos
phe~ generatl'd by this talented
group Hopefully, Wt! will soon
JOln the rest of the world In
oolebratlflf. the PercussiOn de
Strasbou"
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Two othH themes htghlightl'd
the ledure
Rustin first of otll noted tht!
tlltteracy of sexual kno,·lt>dgl',
und stressed the lmport.tntl' of
l :1 n I' u a~ e and communtcalt on.
Word~ are nettllergood nor bad,
..tnd you v~ gol to knov. dll of
lhf'm Lo l'Ommuntca le fhu!> he
proceeded to tntroduct> the nice
.1nd lhr 'dl rtv' sex words
Sl:'condlv many of the ('Ommon
myths of human sexuahty were
l'Xploded F'or example. 1) :\ cold
shower does not dtmtnlsh St!xual
appetite; "tt only makes you Cet>l
cold,''
2) .llcohol, pol and n rcotics
diminish sex perform.mce ; 3) Sc>liU.tl activity dOt.iS not rU m1n1sh
athlt~tt c capabl htv
In 1ddllton, Rusttn sprinkled an
.lrr.ly of facts over the Intent
llstcm•rs He noted th:1t t) the
S-Jme llmount or energy to cllmb
two flights of sta1rs ts net'dt:d
to h.tve tnlercourse:
2) 750 m1 than sp4•rm c»lls arr
rei e.J St'(l at sexUJtl orgasm;
3) or 1000 wonwn tn the Z0-30
Y c a r ·'R" group h n v 111 g anter­
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C inc:innot i, Ohio 45220 April 13, 1972 PIONEER LOG
rae team opes atur
Th 1. " r trnc:~ .1nd rh•ld
tl':.tm hoJWS to ron1tnu1• ab
v.1nnang v.ay:-tht' Satun.l;n, April
15, .1~ lhl' thmclads ol Eldo11
F 1 t:.1ke on Uw Portl.tnt.l Slah•
Vlttngs. Runnmg ,.,·cnts ar•1
scbt!du1oo ror 2:00 v. llh rlcld
com~tttion slated for onl•·hllf
t~our l'arlit•r
'r h1• Ptonel'rs held a r voord
of 3 dual ffil't'l .,.. ms as f'INlO!>t..'d
to 1 loss thu. 1. r lhts sprmg.
Tbt• ton<> det~t occurrl>d hts!
~tunta' at tbe bAnds of a pov.­
erlul llnfversih or Por·tland
sqWld More tmportantl), the
\'lctortl'S ha'·e bel'n O\ t•r future
Confcr<!nce and D1st riel OJlJlOn·
('DIS "'htth hop(' lull giH~S nn
lndteallon of LAC'!> O\f'Mlll
strength
Bad ~eathcr and :.oggy trnd
condlllons hare scvt>rel ltmllt'tl
tile produrtlvuv or man\ "rb­
ml'n." The dnder trnc~ at Gns·
ota 1s rane m v.arm tt•mpera ­
tures. hltl nearh· v.11sl11"!donto lht'
INtm::o. courts dunng tht• nll-too
-frequent tloudbur~ls. 01
courst•, all lhe other tt.>:tms In
lht.' 1lN',I l'ncounler such C(ln­
dlliOns, so manl' teams nn• ftnt.l-•
111g themst•l\es on the short end
or the pcrrorm:mce ch:u-t.s
To date, Georce Fox Collegt:,
Linfield. and defcndtng champs P.u•1hc Lulht'l.tn h.tvt• aJI ht•t•n
ht'.th•n h\ L&C 1'hvltnal scm es
h.m ~ ht't'fl 110-3!\, 83-62, and
'15·6!1, ,,.~pl'rtt\·tlv Thl' diS­
t:.nct• runnea·s nnll JlllliJlt>rs han•
pi'O\'Idl'tt 1111' l,tl"fl'~l Wlllntn~
totals lhu:s Ia a v.llh lhe v. e1ght
llll'll nod spr lnt<'f :s :ilOv. h 1111-
prm tng thl'lr m~~r~<;s.
s.•nlor C.tplatn floiJ av,•rlv has
hm~ n ~i'\ t•ml llm~·s I has St•ason
v. hr he 'V>l\S elect£'d I up man ol
lhl' :.quad tit' I" uodelcat,>d so
fllt an the hall and one milt• runs
and has turned in quahh· hog~ 111
the mile rela\ Kt•n Wood u-d
has bei'n a consistent thr ~JI tn
thP tv.o-nule, v.·tth Crash room­
males Paul Mahn and Rtc:h Ol­
son nannt~ on the b1·t:>ls ot H'll'r.ln runners
\\ori.IHW~l' H.lntl)' Flkc ton­
ltnurs to bt• m•l'tll'<l 10 n v. hit•
\'at'lcly o I C\•t•nls. the• lung jump,
htgh hur'tlh•s, 220 }11. tllu;h, uml
•1110 vel. r.-lav, ,IJII(IIl~ otht>l s
lit• contluut•s .tlso to ht• till' most
highlv 1\th'<l Plllnt•t•l, but hol5
sho'\\ n signs or t.ttlr,ut· m Ill•·
l•sl "'" Oli'l'IS. Fhwd Gr .tnt
tl.ls brgun lu t.1kc some ol lin•
spnnl responsiblhlws und )IIIII·
J'l(!rs SteVl' Ohm and Ron G.utht•r
hnvt• begun to pt•rfQIIll
St•veral ol the 'lllt!tChl .1nd flphJ
e\·ent men h;lVt' bt•en ralht•r In·
consistent dur1ng the ~.:art' gomc
and Coach Fh; hopt•s their pt•r­
IOI mauces v.tll jl.'ll u.s 'II.Ur mt•l'
v.t•llht•r .lf'l'l\'es Rex Race, AI Wt~o . r.r.m Ll•e, .md MlkP G.tnu
.111 hll\'l' ncct•ssa n tu h•ul to gn 1 -
nt•t• JX)lllls in I ht! upcomtn~; l'll.lm­
J•Wnshlps nt•d month.
In .111 lht• 1972 version of IJ'ln'k
1t Lt•\\h and Clud; h.1s twt•n ont.•
or ltmiiNJ ~\IN~l'S<\, Th~ le.llll
lt.t ~ vet to ht• ·lbll' to "put at all 10.!1'1 he a•" but I hL>V Sllll Sl'lllil
.:PI I h1 ough Orw unp<>rtant 11~
tm· on ·'"' lt•trn, Jts moral
htts lll't•n Olll' uf fln1• l'llrour 11.
nwnl t hu!> l.u Tt•ltmm.ltr 1.
COlli o\11 ~~ h•a llllllalt• hll'> ht't L I
lamlll.u .uul n•w.udlng Slfthlt;
m.tl\\' who rouw to w.1lch lheo
Swatters promise
rewarding season
Tht< 1.cv.·1s and Clark tenrns If'<! Ill
th1s ~car Is heldutg onl.' ot 1ts
st rongesl tn ve.tr~ .
The rarst v. t'ck or cla~scs suv. Itt~ tc.tm botllltng fot tm ... r·-•:"'
posallon .unl indtc,ttt>d the d~~
throughout the entire team
Basketball squad scores
highest in LC history IS M't•n us ,, strong favorite
ll'lalmng Its Northv.l·st Coe
rer-cnl'l' crov.n ol lust ve.tr 1r(
sthnds an exc:cllt•nt chance alt._
NAI,\ distract 2 .11 Monmouth«~
Mav 12 unci 13. Tin• sche<tull•l·
lhl' t~am during llw tu~xt If•
Wl't•ks:
li>d to tht• htghcst season sco1·1ng
output t>v .lrt t.c squad. Fn April 7 ~0( at AsbJ.,
Sat. Aprt I 8 Chico at Ashl11
Sonoma at AS~ilfd .
Sonom.1 at Asru~
1
Tues. Apral II PI l ul hoi!:!
Thurs. Apnl 13 Wtll.tnH!lle Dem•
Convenl
Candide
p.3
unj
inter
A toarner pn•stdr
ed ~;,rions Gcn••
a luv. proft~ssor ~
tra\'cllng "'llh the
ponr. t cant, 11 nd u r1
~ntion.tl Secul'tlv
10ill bP among lllllh
ternatlonal h1 v. wh•
lor .1 '"'o-day confct
pluton Cenlt•t• hl•&lt
Fnclay
Till' contl'rl'ltl't',
,:tnt! Cornp••llflR Sy
Pal'tfir." 1s bl'ttll~ s
st.m•llng connnlllP
lean Bar Assoc1al
N',ltlon wtlh North"
ol La~. us part
1 Oav observanct'S Whale the b-'Skt'l~tll season I~
o\'er, this yc;tr's team can be
long rcnH.•mbcrPd us the htghest
scornlg h•am 1n t.C's hlston.
The Paoneer's scot l'<l over a
hundred potnts an nlnt< Rllmes,
"'htch Is a rer.ord. The n1nt.> gam I.'s The 71'72 tt.'llnl SCOrt>c.i 2,1?1
potnts 0\'er (h(' COUJ'Sl' of 2 8
g.tmcs aven1g111g hl•tlt•r than 88
potnls a game Tht' prvvtott<> \\us st'l b' the tt.>am during th~
1963 6•1 ~eason v. ith 75 points
h•ss The highest scorl' c.une
:tl;.Hnst L.mlleld m Uw NAlt\ llp­
oll tourn.tmenl when the PIOIIt'P.l'S
offset the Wildcut's 105 1101nts
v.llh 120 of thetr ov.n rrt. Apnl 15 Soc nt hoJU : It IS ftel' nrtd Ol
graduJte and Ia w
dl•nts Hov. eo vet , Whtle LC w.1s setttng scunng
r••cortJs one team will sllll be Batmen CommenceJ soct.tted as a thorn 10 lhl!
st: .tson. W11lamette broke upn stx
conference games am•• wtnnmg sl rt.>uk durmg the
hrst part ol league anti on the
last game ol thl' season bc.tt I.C
lo take a !>hare of the conferc•rtcl'
title.
RON GAITHER takes off on a
triple jump during the Portland
University trade meet. Gaither
handles the triple lumping and
somo long jumping dulles for
the LC squad. The LC team.
coached by EJdon Aa hosta
Portland State Saturday for a
1:30 meet Admission Is free to
the meet at Griswold.
Now you can The LC b.tS(lball t~am 'ber,.m
als sche-dule before vac{ltfon
sturltld nnd 1s bt>girunng to gel
fnro lhr> important part ol the
s\'Json, contcr~nce games.
On S;llun1ay, the ~quad tr~•­
wls to Spokane lol' a double
headl•r against Whuworth . This
-.all be the hfth nnd stxth g-Jmes
In leJgul', Fr10m Spokane tltev
trav.-•1 lo Caldv>t>ll to meet thl'
College of Idaho tn another p:ur
or games. LC lost Its league
Op('ner 1-0 to Pac1Uc
Ten rcturmng lettl'rmen mal.:e
up the bulk of the team coached
by M1ckcv Hergert Dave Dsmnre
and l.arrv Bo11o ,. provrded the
punch tor tht• team. Both have
three v·~rs of ptay1n~ behtnd
llu•m and each as solid hatter.
Tbe ouUteld as the strongest
part ol the ll!.nn as bolb Bov. e
and Dtmitr l' plu >; dPienstveJy •
thert• Tht• lnfit~ld !>l'l'lll!i to be
the ~eakcsl fldrt or the learn.
Second b . .tse and thtrd basi:' are
wid~ opt•n Gary Johnson re·
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"MODERN TIMES"
Reb J thrQUI.1.h Colunabu I \;tun .... turns at shortstop to hll tn ,,
kt'Y posH1on. f lr~t base v.as
held by Dou~ I ettlholt last year
and he ,.Ill he IPiurntng .
P1tctung could be a bad spot
for I hi! Ptoneers . The\' ha vt•
materinl Ill Jim ClaiT', Rick Rl'i~­
ntck, :1nd 3 host of olhl'rs. but
the ollwrs lack proven cxp~ri­
encl•. Cl:ur w;.~s nn :Jll-lcagul'
choice .ts a lreshman .1nt.1 Rez.­
mck returns us lh1• onlv other'
starter
\\hen the-team rt>lurns home
they will pla) games nt G.tbnel
Park. It 1s sltuah.>d on S\\' •lOth
and Vermont .sl1 eels about three
mill'S from the c.tmpus.
paper mountain s
no
routines
no
9 to 5
no
recognition
more
independence
more
freedom
more t.ev.ts and Clarkv.asthedefend­
lng dlstrtcl champton entronng tht•
plny-orts WiU.Lmette pullt•d oil
win number thn•e ovt•r the
Pioneer5 ror the dlslrtct c::hamp-
10nshlp
lndlvtdually . Doul! Skilh• wns
n:tml>d A II-A nHnr "' honor.tbll'
ffil'nlton along v.lth thrN• other
11~1 team av.artJs Th('l most
imprt•sstve be tn g amon~ I h f'
p('Op)e who s .tv. hun play, the
coaches or the Northwt.>st Conr­
erencP., He v.11S a unun1mous
choire. Clry Wars en and Donn
Pollard JOlOed Sl.alle on NWC
teams .md l'ach wen• honorahlt•
ment1on ch01ces for Otstrtcl and
Northwt.>st Small College teams
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