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April 27, 1972 Volume 30, Number 21

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1972-04-27

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tor is all about
this to yoursell
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Chnstian
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By Let Cutrahr
Slalf Wrtter s
SeHJllll' f:'uli"OI' McC 11th\ "'111
~ spt•aklnt! at It•" Nor Utv.t'stet n
SclJUOI uf 1,1\\ 011 M.t V 3, Ulld IIIDV
also vlsll the Lev.ts and f'l:u·);
umJtuS tflm v.unls Mer •rly, n
Qn<Udale for JH'eslrlenl In the
On: •un r>cmocrnhc P r I m o r v
1111 ll o bi: Sl• •aklng on ltll' Is-
Vandalism
Allimptt:.'ll orsut1 nnd th• cut­
llllll or t\!lt'J•hun• ~arcs In St.:v;­
Jrl JIJII l.tst \\CPk cllmn:x• ~l Ul­
cn:.tslng on cnmpus v. rKlullsm
'In c~cry ph:uw of soClcl~ ,
pe Jllc llo stupid thu~gs \,tm­
IJUS ~ 1nUulism Is onlv one c -
ampll~ Tttere IS no p.ttlcrn
Tbl> llf"'hlcm Is nnl r.nnpJnt.
11 IS ou h' "' ulcspP·~tl ·'
l>P.tn 'I Clm lledln apllv dt•sca·t·
1!\;cl I hi.! 'unr.m·n o( t.C St!cur·at v
Polle~ over 1 he liP"-sut-g•• of
nntlallsm on cumpus Sance the
eM of rail t.•rm, 0\'I~J' 10,000
WOt1h 01 d.llll:tgt• haS bePn clone
to school nntJ prtvatc properl\ '
The trentJ IS ancrt•asang
"ThP problem IS St•asonal an
1131ure, .. said Uean Hl'(lan. Spring
term lHJgllls a ptllag•• of tllSlltu­
IIOO pn.,pcrt (lightbulbs , books,
paper, oflac•• supplies , fnrrnture ,
alli.l hnen) .1n«l pr1vatt• possess­
tons (st .. reos, radaos, books, clo­
lbtng, lln••n und rt•cords)
lnst.•nccs of school loss m­
clude lOY> ••Is nnd equlprn~nt In
th.-. Phvsu\1l Educahon dt.:parl·
ment, macrophom·~ .\nd r~•c:"ords
from lhP Mustt ami Cornmunar.~­
IIOIUi th:!p;ll·l mt·nl , .tnti tn mcrca­
st~ numbt•t· of books lrom th~
libra I'
P&tY:Itc loss tncludL•s n 150
pbunogr.1ph 1 rom ForP.:>I Hall,
1 '*Drdrohe of clolh•'s trom HMI­
stcld, and gutl.'l rs, rL•conJs and
radlos from nil 1tormatones
0PSI ruclloo of school 11roperty
Is £'Vtdent an picked locks, 10
Stet. art II all, brken "tn•lo~ s 10
CO!If.'l.lnd, scrnlchi'S on class­
room lloors and v.alls, and the
Anti-war
APili'OUtn.ll I) 300 P"l sons
lllUthN SaluniJ}' through dov.·n­
loYtn Portland, 1n prult•:;t ,Jg,llllsl
lbt. tepped-up Amt•ral'an hornb­
tng In Vwtnarn, and lhP "'al 1n
ceni'rnl
Th" 111 rch, from lh~>SOuth P • .trk
BlOcks to the Wom•'n'.s P.ark v.ns
tnllrch· p •act'ful, watcht..>d ~t.llh
IDtC'rcst but not much reaction
by smnll gJ oups oJ passer h ·
Tbough sm.iller than the 1910
crowd that turned out In the v.ala.•
Of th" C mbocllan c 101~1Jign and
lbe slutlent d••alhs nt Kent Shlh'
II ~t.as D flh·cr·sc gr ruJl thnt cn-
1~l\ored to :shu"' r or·t111nd that
anll·v.ur scnttme11 , all~.:r· thr~e
Je:tt s of \'letnam tmtwn, ts still
dl\"
As mar rht:!rs .t.llh stgns, flags
1011 hant1111 s "4tl1t'l t .. 1 In li'Onl of
PortluruJ Stole's Smllh 1 •'nll'l,
lhc\' rnlnglt:.'ll "'Itt• tncvchsts .tr­
rlvtng for .1 bl.,t• rulh ~ tlh the
COlOr, lhfl bt(\'CICS, (IIIOCCaMOil,ll
lrJ!)lh 11 noatmg hv unrt ltll' gen­
tl'lll alJ of l' cttom•'lll, the galh­
erutg lllill tnor mng m 1ght h.n e
be~n a car1uvul ot lutr IHi much
a serious J)Ql1ttc-al stutement
Once lhn ltl&rch hL'1tnn, scvt.:rnl
bicYclbits Joln•~l ll A umen's
hb conllltttl'nt 111 r't'hL>d "'llh o
tQnncr '4hi('h CCimbmCt.lthc NLF
ll.lg v.·1th llt••trslstei'S' ll'tldtUonal
tlrttc-a ncJ-cl'oss symbol a aw
SUPS nt F.rat£'''" Cllld Co a vu Ills
Th" S nntor Is ,-.xpuct•ttl 10 not••
that "'"'' hasi<' lsstiPS how• an
th•• JMS\ not ltPt•n •lf'rJ ll 'tl. flh hv
the l>NIIIICI 'tllll' JIIUlfOt m, l.!llt lit'
v.1ll instsr llutl the n.ttlon ll ron­
vrnttOtt IF' cvnfi'Onh.>fl ..,. Hh llrem
this ~··<~r These lnrlude llrm
comm1lmcnt to Pn«J the \liUI 1n
\'a(lll\.lm , utenslon ol .mtnt;.'.Siv to
nil 111 ft rt:slstors nd Income
support svstcm lor lh(' JlOOr,
• tncreases
pafnllnr, of obsccmtl cs or• 'l'mn­
'1leton nil Platt Ho ~rwt
Sccurll · r •port thdl m 100
II• t cent or ull ~rson I loss
cas••s, .1n upi•n or unloc~t .. J rtoor
"'aS Clli'?f'J S lhl' CllUSf> Although
rnuch of llu vun•l.!llsm as caused
hy v1s11ors from oH-r.anwus, r• •
flOris 1ndicat" an •'ttual mount
to steaiiJli: bv one stmll"nl from
another
Accunllng to D•'an U(](lln, thP
most crt11cul problem on carnvus
ts the stealing of latchcn utcn·
sils, stlv~r.,., •r·c nd dishes from
SAGA Food St'~rvlce
"SAGA op('rates on a restrtc-
llld buc1!'{et Small losses can
he absorbed but larg•• sculc
losst•s can cause lo011 'tuahly
to go tlo\lin, oml rates for lh•
comu~g y~ar to Increase suh­
stanll ltv By stealing from
SAGA, students ;1re only hun­
lng lMmsehes, " Hedan Slid sc 00
(lt'ISOII rt•rornt, uul lull IU'Ol{.'r.­
lion of cunstiluttonal rar.hts .tncl
rlvll llherth•s tor all Am 'rtatns
fhu S•·nllur:; 10C.8 r.:liffip!llgn :IS
gcner ll ,._..,,l n.hA .1s tt11• touch
stone of the Arnm lean :Utll war
mOVI'IJIChl fie lOIICh•!d a ~SJJQII
sl ve chord an manv votors a ross
the nation, m;p ·c.mlly tllo.s • 1n uu~
Or ·~ton prirnarv. here hP h nd­
ed th K• nnedv fam1h Its hrst
••lceiJOfl del t four •ars nr.u
Unlik(' four vears ago, llovoe\'('r
S n \1cCarth~ 1s no long r rt'·
gardctl s u "on -assuc' candi­
date ,\Jso ent.Jors">d in his plat­
form progrnm 1s n redlrcchon
or n;.tlOniil resou• c• s ami prior­
ttl s av.a~ from 1loDSt •ful mill·
t.111 .tnd space :>p(•ndl~ naUonal
legislation to effccllvelv control
cont<enlrnt1ons of (!(;()nomic
pov. ror In tlus countr~ . a rt.'Or·
gnn1u"l medical profession and
pracll~e . uoo a sborlt•ntng or the
IL•gal wurl\lng tlrnl> lor Amerrcau
..,ort•••·s Unlloubtt_.odh·, McCarthy
still possesses a g~at dt.!al ol
l.llt!nl volirtt; support 1n Oregon,
and 'ii all make htmsclf fell an
the upeom111g prinury or Mav
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• •
Vol XXX No 21 FORMER SENATOR EUGENE McCARTHY , Democrat ic advocate
or the anli-war movement will be address ing LC students and
faculty at the law school on Wednesday at noon.
Lewts & Clork College April 27. 1972 Th'' const>nsu.s of admiruslra­
tors polh~ '"'as that campus van­
dalism rclh•ct.s ""' same l.:tnds
of values Itt.! I soctt::ty 111 genc1 al
dOPS Only Htdlvtdu,tl .lctwn,
s-avs Secuntv, cnn hope to stup
p1 operl v loss un campus
"II Is a rna tier ol tndt vtdu II
concern," sntd Dean Hedtn
"Locking your doors ns a pre­
ventive mc •• sure and turning r.­
patbv wto uctlon b\' a pubhett)
campaum " Committee seeks
group for Trustee balanced
Board
Tb~ ntltlufle that pre~ Hs, Hc­
dtn str•!Ssed, Is t~t "it JUSt
C>.ln' l happnn hen• "
lt IS Ob\"lOUS that (acts rc)cCl
the mvth II C.\!'~ hapJiell her•'­
over 10,000 worth 10 d.1te FIVC se3lS On lhi> Board Ol
Trust ~s arP vacant and .,. 111 b
fllll.'d b · June 6 The Bo.mJ -.au
cons11ler nonunatlons b Pr" •­
«lent Hou'Urtl and a nom 1 n atJn
commtlt. "' (If Boord members
sentiments see p.p. 4 & 5 & 8
AT LAST SATURDAY 'S PROTEST RALLY in downtown Portland a
small group of LC faculty and students marched in the parade's
center, near a sign procfaaming "This Week's Family Fe.,orll .. :
Murder and Blood". -Pholo by Ken Cuno . "What ~e·r,.looklr for. Gl nn
Gregg, vice pr~sld"nl ftlr dc\·el­
opmcnl told th Log," IS bal­
ancL'd roup of lndt\lduals ~hO
repr sent :11 number of d1fft.: r •nt
bUSIOPSS &nler~stS ''
fftlS IS lui the So;in:l IS no
and vohal h b li"ves 11 should
remain
Most members or the Board,
he said, nrt l'due.llors <'I f'g\­
men or oorpor·nte l •ader an
tht communll ho aro :tbl to
oUcr lll13nctal MlJ' to the col­
l••g~.:
Thea·e nrc onh tha "e ¥iOtnen
members nov. on th 8031'd
Prcstdent Ho"' nJ bas e press~
a df'sar to hll some of tbe
~acancies tth more \\'Omen
Bo nJ memb r re clectl.>d to
scrvt? Utru 'car terms EH!r't'
lhre ~blr 12 of th~ 36 ml.'..m·
b"rs lthl.'r end theIr -.-on:: on
tb£> Boan:t or are cl rtl'd to t.n
lor LUM>lhPr ttn H'J r ln~
) cars as Uu.' tr.adihonal h m tt I! PE-rson mar b\! Trust
That Umtl ma,· be extend !d t
th dec:lsson of the Bolnl
E-xtensions of the l rm llmat
helps th" Bo rd r taan lb r alh
tndustrtous mcmb rs, c:conhng
to Gregg. But the rul• ls not
often stretched As Gregg point­
ed out. "It's gOOd to lntroduc
n"' blood persoiUhU s nd int­
erest mto th Bo.lnl t:""'1 Un"(! •
H! r s · Othcrv.ts , memb rs
rna\ ~mnm on the Bo rd ror
long mounts of Umc ithout a
f~h amt~rest tn admlnlst r'lng
tb" colleg
Bmng a 1 ruste • as r~spon-
sible po iUan Gz· td Tht'
1\oanl Is 1~ alh· resptJn tbl lor
the coli In thcor) th Bo nt
o ns lbe coUl' altho h tn •
p r c t 1 c e at dmlntslcrs tb
poU~ ar th <'hool
The Boord m ts s hol
four lime a r But t rb I
tn" 10 standmg commltt m t
.liS Oft l1 olS buSIItt'SS II. ".;.;,SlUle
ASLC rztn#,offs toda.y
President : Runofl between
Beth Miller and Sam Sebab1 •
847 students voted. ma1orny of
425 needed tor electton.
V1ce Pres1dent: Peter Chang
Sue Oauben1peck will con­
tend for Vice Prestdent
position 1n run l'fl election .
Treasurer : Jrm Brown
Off-campus senators: Wonen
Encubahre , John Gattlens ,
Karen Melchor. John Taylor.
Greg Tennoy, (all candtdates automatically elected)
On~ampus senator$ · Ed Cur·
hs. 347 votes, Ed McClelland .
266 votes: Krm Sweet. 253
votes; Calvin Tabata 207
votes; Bruce Kennedy , 200
votes; Kathy Brennan . 226
votes.
The ballot Wtll also include a
referendum concerning an ad­
ministrative statement con­
demnmg U.S. military tn­
votvemenl in Southeast As1a April 27 •
~ciety'
Ill' I•• t'OSCXIJ.II
disapprove (tl
\Oil st•lflfihnt•S$
~"'' r l' a I lllll'al
stump ol so
s h 1 ps. h el" Ill~~·"
mosr>Xll.ll
assh nv lto:rno.se
c P p t YOUI'SI:If
•e .•. horwrully
.une. Don Nl
counsl'lor , ts a
•
~e f c.ISOil ~hf
pusl'xu.lllt\'. 1
nation vou rna,
tend .1 g r e,tl
n~t out un .tn tm.,...
1n of hts llf(l We
ur IHellml!-·
to express thetr
nl} • tr cc 1 t o rn
It on
1 y soNa I dliiOII
l'd to I hr point"
ut names
ICCri'IV • •
Two Studt•nts
d pro I est
r.
t do about thts
I around
hg slogans to
nst ttl" Yes
war v.: en • .:.till~;;
on pg. 3
lldt\'tdual!t 01 g1
ptotsenl thetr
ht>r \\'I'll!.' 1t:ur
r JOin tlw L~
ohtu tn ~ c.:ol
lterm. the Log
SP,lCl' fOI publiC
e ISSlJ(' OJ V.uik'­
rnc appltes to
1n Is not 1nte11di
tahsttc .sermons
romeo( the
ms orten h•vciEd
nllv and C rtSIU!
mpb to provall~
erial lor tbo:,l'
do lUl'l her itCllillf::
·tsllt1ntty
SSUl'S ltlls
to pus sue the
these go.tll'> .111d
gnps -..lth both
hl ch we II ve ond
tace as a uau.o
uo ..... Unda
...... Chuck
e McCrory ,
ahl, Kathy
~ ....... Forrett
, ••••••••••••••• 11111
'ton Ktm r ..... Bay Van
'elt, Dave Q
•..••• l.lta C::u111111t
Ia, Nancy Hani'IOI
of the aCIIdl
wMka. VltwJ
leelttarlhl rafleel
the collagt -
...
PIONEER LOG roporter Chuck Bauer Interview s construction
worker VIctor Powell about his reactions to LC studonta. '
Ploncor Log Pege 3
-~~---
Hard hats reveal tolerance
By Chuck Bauer
I wfclkcd over to tho con'ltruc­
tion slle by the mustr. builrllnn
the Ollll!r tluy to tnlervle~A .some
lllll'flh.ll s
''flardon me, slr Got n nun-
ulc7"
"S•1r1• "
'' • Dt, you huv••l.lny nHtrltons,
general or sp~clf1c, to lhl' slu­
df•nls hN·t•; ttu• life llwv :&J1JW.tr
to b•' le.u.llng, the w.1y they look,
lh<'tl' VariOUS VI~\I.S 'l"
''No .no strong peso nul re­
.1clions, If I hat's what you ml'an ''
He mas,;nged his roar In thought
I rl.!lerred to tlt~ so-called 'co­
ed' dorms and other 'llheral' ns­
p .. c:ts or the life. "A~,~, •. In the
40's nnd 50's it wns gold fish
.md panty raids. Kids today arc
more sophlstleatc-d . ~v daugttl­
er Is going to 110tm· colll•ge lll'lt
year. Sbe told me Le...,ls ano
Clark Is a little square. thP en­
tr·ancl' requtremenl . 1n fa1rly
high thouP'h, from what sht: .1td."
I .tsked him to comment on
thP assue of amnesty lor draft
t'Vaders
I fOUKhl tn World War II
For thrl't yf'ars and eight month'>
I was Amenca, do or diP lhf'n
But lhts war ts unctrclun>d . I
don't think a man should be forc­
ed to llgbl In n wnr he sw.rsonnl­
ly fee? IS IS UnJUStified or die~ lth· out a ptu>J)().S£1 Uta! he can soc "
Speaking \\aS Mr Bnb Nf'al,
fJih••r of sl chlhh Nt, an elec­
lrlcnl wor ~""'" for 23 years nnd
IIIII•• lr>aguP cnaeh lfe as also
I ror·mcr director or lht• Sl
~1.11 v's boys home
VIctor Prt\liOJI h3S hc"n work-
1 nr. In t ht• const mellon 1r .tde for
3•1 v••ars He's h"•,n part of the
construrtlrm oJ half ol Uds cam­
pus The only lime nny studcnts
have got h:m on hiS nerves ts
.,...h••n lh"Y came to put th(!lr tool­
prints In :t sldPv.'alk he had lust
poun.>d But he did feel stronglv
Letters ...
Continued from p.2
to ttunk that dying or demon­
strating w1ll convlncl! "Ntxon"
to stop lhts war?
In n short wht lc most or the
SIKltS and slogan shouters will be
gone and lhr dyu~g wlll continue.
U . hJppP.ned before and ildoesn'l
. oern as lf ll won't agnin Who
h .tllowtng this war to continue?
If you p."' y your taxes, you are.
If you work as a cog, even the
tiniest, ln thP •·mJhtary lndus­
trtal" machln~> thP.n you support
the war. Ar\ you yourself vtolent
tn uny way. do you hubor ang~r • tbnt hls trnde Js m1sund rslood,
J>('Ople think lh y rlon'l ork
"I just . nnl I he truth to comQ
out Th• work e do Is hard nd
somehOdy's r.:ot to rio It I've on­
ly got ten more yc. rs b lor I
rctlr~ I just hope th.-. sturhmts
renli1.\l th~' valuP or the tr.~e1es
Tell them to check 11 out''·
On emf' of tile 'hard hnt s1gns
SOmt..'Onl' hUS crOSSed Out lhOSP
t.~.Orlts to p••ncllln 'r•~ncck .. rc ,'
etc As h was walking back to
his work. Boh N••,d pointed and
lnugt•C'(I ns he asked me, ''Who
wrott• that'>"
fR;~r , jrolotJsy. hal red and malic
wUhln you? Then you support the
war.
Vtolence nover ends bv vtolt.:ncc
and onyttme you commu a violent
act you allov; the W3r to continue
thtnk :1n angry thought, speak one
word 111 hlt red, or pre1ud1c:c:
Interfere 1n th•? lt•ast v•lth some­
one else's pursuH of happiness :
covet another's possessions; Ill·
ter, pollut•• und you a r • v1olent
.tnd thus support the '"r.
Economist predicts mundane uture As long as we as lndlvtduals
can harbor violence ·lthan our­
selves th~n we cannot raxpoct th
ur to end no matter ho., many
ralhes or s1gns.
Mike Huntt~on
By Jim Ouellet
Sttfl Wrtttr
The St>venth s r.1ther th.tn being
an ''Age of Aqu.tnus " tn which
soclelv moves into ConsCIOUS·
ness Ill, may be a der.nde deom­
ln.tll!<l bv vcrv I radthonal con­
rern~ SUCh as IIIOnl'~ , JOb!> and
advanc euH•nl
A surprising p1·edlr.lion ? Not
acronlltq! to Pet~r F'. Drucker·
\OtlhnR ln a n•tt•nt ISSUe Of Hltr
p!'r !a MagJz.tnl Oruckct corn
blnt•s predict ton:, ol populatlon
!llslrlhuhon, what It Is no\1. and
v.tll tw during lht• Sevt!nties , With
some economic forecnsttng to
present a startltng vtev. of v.hat
lht' next ten Yl'.lrS mav brtng.
Bt>t-..l·~n 19·18 and 1953, the
tnrtbr.&tl•, whtch IS normally H·r~
sl.tble, rose bv almost 50)(,. The
r~sulls or this trem,•ndous up
swtng .lre become~ more appar­
ent d,uly.
The • 'baby boom'' crested in
1953 (\lotth thts Yt!·ll's fll'.shman
cl.1s~ \ and by l9b0 was decltmng
.11> r aptdl y as 1 t u fll'4l' Bet ween
196·1 and 19? I, I? ye,t r olds 'Wer·e
ne.lrl v the nto5t populous yroup
tn ltw nation F t•w pPoplo would
dP.ny 1 hnt those years represent
.l ltme of rnormous chunge in
life nl'arlv as vreat as that
which occurs wht!n 1\ man sudd­
enly t l!tlres art or olO or )0 years
of work
'l'he \lwer force of that many
younv people mnktng such a rreal
change at ont tt nw v.ould ba vc
cn•ated probll.;'ms tn out· soc:tety,
with or v.llboul Vtelnam. Add to
this lhP fnct that rathet tbnn
)olntng the work force und tht:
concomttant ~dull world, nearly
ha If of t ht>St> younr. p~ople went
on to colll'ttt'. thus exlt•ndlttg their
excluston from the atlult worktng
sora· tv
A~ mot , •• uttl mon• ot tht• •• boom
babll"> mO\If· lilt o .tdult SOC\l'l V and assume roles as parents and
workers "',, c.tn expt•ct nev. rumb­
lings to btl hl'ard from Ibis group.
The lives of tOtlay's students IHl'
hkelv In five Ot' ten years, lo
be dorntnated by doctor bills,
mortvaRP~ Jobs nnd i.ldv.tnce­
ment
Most young p~oph (!Xped to
make more money .utdllv•• bQU~r
thnn lhNr parents llwvbavehad
most ol their necess1 he!i Ia kt>n
ca l"l' or ull of theu ltves Mid
they exp~ct to hJve more than • lhei r p,nents t•ver dreamed or
hotVlllg when they slartl'd lht>ll
families. II set•ms enhrely pos­
sible that toda y's young people
will. a~ they become olth•r. turn
Into grubby materta hsts unsur·­
passed by lhl' c:onsp1cuous con­
sumers of the past
Wht'lt!as cotl(•gc srudents are
gt>ner·ally thought lo hl" lht• har·
blnp~rs of tomort 0\1. with the
hard -hat o,. representing yester­
da\' tt mny well ht• thl.:' other \\,t •
around no" Todtty's 19-vear-old
hard hut IS l!xpos~d to the shocks
ol pconomlc reality that ht~
lrtends Ill collt:gc will not me€'1
for a fuw vears yl"l
WHh lht• hu~t' Influx of students
Into coll~es. lhc JOh ma l'kt't \\til
he nooded with collegegt tdunte:>
dt thl Vl'l y lime whl'll ont ol tilt'
b tv r l" s I omplovt•rs or college
gradutlles In lht• p 1·1ot --Hw school
svstem'i·-wtll bt! dt'\'11\i IIJ1 as a
sourct• ol t•rnployrnent Tht• last
grcal boom tn l'duC'at 1on.1l em­
plovment v.:as 111 lht• Twt•lltles,
.tnd mun)' or the teachers hllt>d
at that ltrnt• reltred tn tltc St.·
ttes 't'hct r places wl'r~ tnken b)
cotltogc gt· ... tuates, muny of whom
Will hold tltctr tt!aclung JObs lor
Vl'.lrs v. htll• te .... et oldet tcMhet'S
will bl' r t>tl rt liP
Much or thtl' nutuatl•l.tbot ma 1-
kot w11l b•• .tbsorbl'(l b\' such -----------------,
f Planters • Corsages • Gift Items t
f Funeral Destgns • Weddings f
t t t Burlingame Flower Shop t
t • f Flowers to Suit the Occdsion f
t 246-1311 • I 8605 S.W. Terwilliger 1 '------------ -----tobs as computer programmers ,
government employees, ml'<itcal
technologists and the like Ho-..­
ever, before these people can
even be put to work a large
capitnl Investment IS requll ed.
Computer programmers need
computers 1 n d doctors nt>ed
largt! amounts of office ~uip­
ment us wl'll .1s ho~pll.nls and
lobs to back them up Even psv­
chologlsts can no longer gel bv
with Just a re-w rats tn ~bchla ­
v e 111 n n bOxes. Tht• .1veragc
"knov.ledge Job" In Amei'ICJ to­
day requires someth.lng I 1 k to
~zo .ooo tn ca.pltal before thl• em­
plovee can even be pul to \\ork.
Where v.tll the capll:ll come
(rom? Cert:unly large amounts
of c:ap1Wl wtll be nee<h.'d to pul
these young people to \\Ork and
we -.til need a great boost tn
available captL1l to meet lht:
needs ror employment . Yet most
~conomtsts agree that our cnp1t.tl
growth ts b<•rely lt~:>eptng p.'lce
with 1nflatton. We stmplv are
not buildi~ up the reserves \\1!
\1.111 net>d to me-el tuhtre demands.
Loovernmen l spendtrl( (basl'<l on
Keynestan economtc:s) c.tn h••lp,
but 1l certatnl )' c .mnot tukc up
the necessary slt~Ck And the
end ol the Vtetnam v.ar (lf there
IS such a thing as an end to II)
ts not hkelv to rele.1sc much
more monev for other purpusf!s .
Even t! il dtd we v.ould nct>d
something simlllr to lhc govern­
mcnt control o( 1943 whl'n the countrv geared up !or World Wur
11. May 3. 4 & 5
If demands for capiUtl arC? met.
the U.S. could have a sustained
economic boom such as It h.ts
nt~ver seen 11 not, the country
mav race the worst unemployment
crisis in tts history. Etlher wav
tt Will be a f..tsclnattng dec.ade
and tOday's collt:>gt' graduate w1ll
almost ccrta1nh· flnd btmself far
more concerned about economtcs Dining Rooms '1 & 2
then he ever e ed.
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AWARDS
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Total en(•a•edS • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • No. of ChAd Tld&eh •
Mo\1 stompod . aeH·oddreue4 envotc»tt• wht\
'h*'" payable to Sth Ave. (lnemo, S 10 S.W. Hall
Portloncl. Oregan 97201 -Ttw fflllll\\ Ill~ nn t pnrnh•
1 \ 1 \\ 1 t IH'"'S 1\CC(I\1 U I nl t htl
1 ,, 111 un1"-lndmg Tut•sdn\ ,.
tudallt Ott\lpPIInfl nf Odtll
Uannt•m ami 11h •'1
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h nllrt 1\lll bt• anlt•rfll"\'h d 1
LOG pnlh'
Thl.' T ll Room 9 00 to 10 30
Od •11 t curded
Uen Sll s J'm forth holding of
Od 11 M t•or for d to stot•
ptiOpi from lhl'lr d H routtne
tn \hln\: IIIOUI llll' -..nr
ll til C lth.ink lh ttl' <!Sklllg
lb UlSUtutaon to 1\t.: up tls non·
p; rtl n tand It should not ht
put In )l'OPll~~
\\ C rl n It VlOIJtt
frl'<'dom \\hat .f
r roup cam Sn nd h 1
It occom qu stlon ol
-.h l th• stron est
John Ric Thts is on mf:itiiS
of dissent on v.ns to educnt(>
to tak a p3use aoo lool; tv.hnt s
got on A o rt' c;ull of •'d·
U dlUJb t' bet'Olhl U'G..lf Olv.h \
t M~ h \Conch nr,e ruis
Ill 01 COIIS('IOUSil~'SS
•.~ u ~ Hll~es W:h l s gonnntmp
p n 11 lllast lor a da and lht•n
~·vonon 11 go bacl; to tbclr &-ou­
tin and forget llout It
Bill Ht•ndritk:s If ~~o become
\10I~nt ll 11.111 lead to ch os
nd destt'O tb flbr eof our ooun­
tn If e c: n R I ·nuuRh pCOillt:
atld Ull the government dDi n l
list n I se a clash \\ e ' gol
to r am In tit 1r CJrs In
ceurnt n com thot tht:
110 II 114 ...._ be rt c:.il h. '<1 an Ric£>
ta r1 I l u pbont I o t I PI r•
utrnt no o~nJ JIO Ill o H lf\lo ..
h turn to tlt Ct'OUII
hi numtwr 1 au ht('r
tit n dl CU I 0(1 C()lliJIIU 111l
ns n u or th Trail Room
:QJil Let ~old hnnw~JI l•
nnt:t
Tf I ov.d J'OV. ln1 t I
10 IIi ol Od II Mnnor <l II s
rtJ tl fd OICI'1111 n DIIIVI:
Pr ld nl Ho rd Llll r t111
II dll .u IITlU I 30 T<U UJC(
\\ II I I ""lth ~ u 1 t t Bru r
1 IU 111 ut Y>llh
t l Ill n\ fr I ! II pt Jilt In
1 qr t~ot \111111)
n n J'Ot11 th Pr Jth 111
II t t n 101 na .atr 1
1 r It If ld• tb I ull
j
t ttl {rout ol llll 1 1 "'d Ptonoo• Log April '27, 1972
recount events 0 stri e
stuch nt nm1 ll tf'r \\ t '\'(' got
'\\h t we \1.;'1111 C n l \\(' le. \C
Rlre 'l h•'Y detc.HminNI the
com !il' ol th"lr ncllon It's th••h
ilt>Ct!;IOII
Bak('r \\ 1.' unt to gel n com-
munlCJIIOO 1 ;~thtl thnn d1 "
back II n off clliOJ thing to
Ju l lu 1k In
Plllloso~lh) mstructor And\ Si
mon om~ o~ er fl'Om the Trdll
Room Un any on thought of I c
l>!Xllldltag lO Ill 1'1 I'Sldcnl
Argum£>nt ~COlllt.' vrhate
Chuck Charnqul t, Lf public
r• 1 lions pusht>s his 'II. n to th~
duo a I h 't no Idea of "hot's hnpp"nlng hl·l~ l'\t' lle,n stun
,u~ at the h;1c~ of tlu cro\L'd
hko ~V(!l OM (liSe
~taa1ann11 ~tcl,(•an Tt S1'tJIIlS
or-gnnltil\1 I'm JUSt ~,t.(lllllcrlll g
nboul th~ pcsslhlt-eonseQIII'IlO•
es Can It h~ ('fiCCll \'f>'l 'l'twrl'
seems to he lot of tllsn • It' •
mcnt "Uhln thl runl:s
Jad Ltindau \ou'd tlllnk \\O
rt> 111 ~ollece or sornNhln
Untdt>nnfu.>d m ll' I rt:lll)
don t ~no"' \\ h t s going on I'~
bvcn In llw llb1 ilr all dny
Rt<:'e nov. nJ "ill con:.ult \\lth
Tru:;tl'Cs nnd ~dmim trnhon JIHI
m k(' public r SJ)I)OSe tornorro"
an('rnoon II(''S S\\ otn nn o:llh
that t hi' dl.'monds \\ l U b(' cons I
der t•d tl(' s .1 vcrv dl malic
n\1111
11 00 The occ\111\ lnr, students
I ,ave the hulldlng In IM ltllH'C
of tel \'tslun floodlight umou
nr.tn!!, ll s not ov •r
ASLC' PI •stdent AI CIW Me
Adoo Jt \\J n good yJllhollr
ct lo d1 a" attention to I he nt
lltude or studcn~ tu th \\ r
in Indo Chln:t llov.oH•a· lht! S\ m
boll tel mn) not h.1 '< e b n the
most OJ ht.•st cons I I'UCil\ c m~an
to hdp
ll 30 Ch•u nqutst come out
'olitlh tlu.• o!fic.tal statement
The PIONEER LOG Is
published ovcrv Thursday ol
the <Jcadomtc you1 c•cupt
durtng t1n.11 oxom ond vncouon
wocks. VtCW$ n11prosscd aro
those ol tho wrators nnd do not
111:?CO Stlflly rOIICCI lhll VIOWS of
the student body, lhc L1cully,
or thu college admtnastr •lion PRESIDENT HOWARD clorillos policy rogurdlnq protest.
Photos by G.B. Arrmqton
Our Man Ho pe
'Is this how we won the war?
Arc thOS{' drums, Dldtll" Are
thoSL' d111ms on th sh·t'ct out­
side '
'h.'s,dcar Tllose a1ethC'
dt·ums ol Th• BlC Parach
And re tho 1 bu&l('s, O;ti11.1\
An.! tho c tnwl('s pl.t\lllg onth•'
st11•rt outsid '>'
' ~ cs th•ar TbOSl' ·" c lh hug­
les ol I hl HI~ Pnr·ade •
lllear the sound ot marching
h: I, Dadd~ A r f.' lllll • '' ~plu
mnrclltllf, h) outsld• ·•
\ cs d .u ThO!>t• r·e llw sold
wrs t1omc fi'Om th v. 1 much­
lf\8 111 The Big Paraclt
·\\hal is 1he Big P t age
0 ld\ \\lu dl th•' h vlng
81 Jlur dt"
H USl' '\\ C Vi on tllf.l \loll r d£ J r
\\h• nt \l'J u countr v.ln~ 1 v.a1
H ha n Big Pal Ill
Uul -.11 t 1 all our curtam
<1111 n ();uta} \\llJt '' thecur-
1 Ill dt'll'ololl 50 ltr,ht
I o Itt p the unli ht out d• nr
J hl' Ull I Cl \ lol tght lodll) '
I m r. I d Yi t wun I II l' v. .11 ,
Dudes "\\1 re> our o lu 11 1 s
lll U\ n
'l l d1 1 Ou1 olcll1'r .... 1'1 •·
''l'l, 1t1 1..... 1ltt.'\ ,,, '" l' u Btc
Jl ' t1
V.L•r(' 1111 oth 1 oldtN hlr,
"'' d fllr-" l>arll\ \\ t r• Ut• ~
bl lrt I l11•r n I U f.' OUf • '
No d• a1 Tlu Dlh r ~olr11t 1
""' N m 11 n I \1110 But Ill •}
r u ht ~~odl
\\ th tl I Ullll\ bJ tlld
t rou IJ.t.ld~ \\ 11 IJIV.Rt·l
nd I I Ill u I h II
No dt r II "'.. I•OOI nd
ltn~ lUll In a 1~ nil• ttu , i'.t or ours •
' T~:ll mt hO\\ our soll.llcrs won
Dadd\ T~ll we ho'l\ '\\l' '\\On the • v.ar "
"\\ llh our· homllf•rs. tJ(\1 r Our
bOrn bets v.on th~ "'·" '
But I thought ou1 snhller s \\On
lht• v.nr, l):ulch' 1)1dn't I)Ut solei·
l11r~ 11o 111 llh "' 11 ')"
• No Ilea r We "l!rf' lulhgitq our
so J d I e 1 s hOIIlt! be c u u s c I hev
coultln'l v.m till' \\UI l h•'ll lht.'
"llcm~ att.acked '
1\tut v.:e oomtH.'d lhell sold It as,
l)aud\' Is thai hov. .,.,, '~~Oil thL• \\ar?'
• \\\• bomb.-•d tlll'il soldlcts
lle:tr, .!n<l th 'll hO!n('S lllltl lhCII
lu~IOtl!•s nncJ th('ll baulgcs .uul
lheu hJrbOI'S nnd then "
"Dill till!) bomb us, Dade!\• DIIJ
lhc~ bOmiJ u:;, too?"
"'1'111~) lud no bom!Jet·s, th'·' r
But \H' couldn't lt>l tllPm v.ln tlte
\1 I "
' C.111 "'c go, D.tdd\''"' C 111 v. ~ go
lo I h• Alg Pn t ai.lc'"
' No tl's 100 cold out deal
And It looks ll• P nun 'Can 1 ll d, 1111 ough the cur
to ins IJ.111dv '~ Con l p·e~ at 1 hu
l.hg P.1 11\t.le? '
'I'd l"alhM \'Ou dttln'l, c1e.11
Bur If you must ''
''Oh, L>adctv, the stn:r>t Is Jull
ol mnr chilli' own Rut the Slllt•­
w,llks Ull' s11 h.tl" "
"[)on t ct \. dl'!ll' You 1 ,, too
vounr-to <: n· a tl(mt .1 ...... ,1· "
"Bul It's :.o sud, Dadclv It's
so s d They gii\ (' " Ut • P;u adc
ami no une c IIIII.! ' April 27, 1912
Esc a
By Kutlo Biggt
B~ 7 SO lnescln v r>v,•u
t {lll.li:!llllg W S SCIH
lt'Cill fi CI'0\\11 Of ftJliiN
) hilflltlltlll'relltn llw 11·
[)~TIM llle nc I IC\\ !11111
rill~ In IIIII 0111 .l
siOtJ contl nued nrul
on .1nd mor £> hea 1t1d
lD b{lur 'tndous JIOSSih
uon \\ere (it'tMtl'd wJ
relt• coucluslon
('hl><l 'l htJ llt•C(l S
~kc et mcd to h
~ed UllOn but tht r•
to \\hill th tan
hould COli I I of
Bruct: Rlct l>rous:h
u~ of mllltury 1 ccr
mpus, .md su •t•sl
..111~ petlllon anrl
~aculty support fhl' 1 t
lblte as to whether
nailing should hl'
tl• or v. hN lu•a I ho g H!
cncvrn tlu•ms••lves s<'
. esr.a 1. I Ulll Ol 'I hi1
lt11 \OCU} I,H'IIOII, COl
"'•"l Oft ho h.ul lH l'n
rlter In th• cia) "ell
r imml'<ltu\1· occup.!
ldillg Spl'r.lhC Ill\'
-The urged the ,,
p:>rt Of tho• SIUI11 Ill
md nnd ol th~' Nallo
artte as .,.. 11 ,ts Uu
woratorlum
.. If "'c C.10 gt>l thll
reo. then m tVhP st
II Jlld stir :ul to PSl
umpu cs. \\lint' h 1
Rt~-d IS m 1ldng llw n
Ukl! the .... " llll Lh~
:-J the 01 ··con11n 111111
tht> fnmt pagi' '' llllt ,. q
~td Juri Gt avt•s
Another stuch:mt sur.j
rather tlmn t 11\~ m or
ltnkcrs shoulll 01 ru
t p studt•IIIS lr'Orn I.!J
~~ or I o ''till ·cui
rts In 1 he stonmch
ngtnato1 ot this prou
TS lt0\1. 1'\'PI', OhJ IX.h d
th· grounclsthat U r
ly to angel ancl ,,h
ltadcnts
\\e ~~oant to giJI tl
~' \\1 ru us The
(' ol tins 1:. to (lOll
lhl15 cnmtaus aml I t 21, tsn
e
l1 tM CUI
ek ut 'fM
•'l'l IS lull
I tlH' .s II h: •
You'rt too
Ill "
U;ulth . It s
tg Pa1ado
lNG ,April 7.7, I C) 12 Ptonoor loq
Escalation controversy leads
oy 7 30 I'll •Sil:IY C•Vt111111R, wlu:n
mu tln1 v.t1s sclu!11Uh.>tl to
tn o Cl owll 01 dllJiroxlm.ll I v
• hall guth~'t •'tJllllhe It atl&oom
~ring I h•• 110 I "'"' hout s, oth• 1 s
tncd In 01111 out 1s th• dts­
ston conlllllll!d m•l h•·~uru.>
... rc Jlld rnor · h(Mied ~·or over
1~ bour vur lous J>OSsthllllles IOI'
tton \\ei'(O tlel13h I \\llhoul all\
ertlh conclusions h"tng
rh(l(! 1 he nee •s:;ll\ rot 1
•rtk cemt'd to h£> gl'm rnll)
r\!cd upon, hut thcr <' \\N t 111111}
s to \\Ialli thP slll~l' IClh I
hould con I t or
BnJCt RJcl) trrour,h\ up the
uc of mlllt 1 v recruiting u11
mpus anti succested ell eu
lllll p >llllons nnd gelling
ucull\ IIJlJ>Or't Thorl' v. as much
bltc us to "'h• I her mllH.u \
~rttllllt& hvuld h • ·'" lsmn.•
ll)w or v.lwthN tilt gr·ou11 should
n~crn llu•msc lves solely '' llh
~ scnl•licm ol llw 'v.nr On('
ttl') vue 11 l.•ctlon, consastlng ot
t&>Sl' \\'hO h.11l Ill en ttl Hl't>d
nllcr In the d.t) "et ,, pushlll!t
r tmmcdlnll occupation of a
lldlng, Jh'ctli('.llll\' O.lell M n­
TI&e) urgetl the nrtion 1S
~rl or th • slud••nt su·tJ.;c Ill
rd and or th•• Nallonnl Stuch•nl
n~e s ell s thl! Ma" Uh
·tr \lot' cnn get thtn•ts gomg
r lhl!n m. vhe tl "all suov.­
II nd spread It> PSU .111d other
~ID(liiSI.'S Whn I' S llllllJi ntn~ HI
R~cd ts making the rwv.s Let's
Jkt Ill(' '" 11 oll Ill!.' lt>nth Jllflt'
ef lhc 011'ft011i.tll .IIIII put It On
• ll'1.1nl Jl.ll'<' lu.' r e illwlong.s."
ld Jnrl Gl sves oil u .. h lbbl:
\nlly Simon su~g stcd that It
m ll'ht lm mor 1:! pr olltuhll If Ill
dents too~ ovt>r ' cl.tssroom or
P, l OUJI Ol OltSSI 000\S lltl II Ml
lht•m (Ot Oduc tlilll' JII'Opll' lllHJUI
lhi> "'ftt 111\1 1boul thu sllak •
rtal& hlfla fouml 1nvor v.tlh m 111y
of the ~M'OJ•l • nr,uln I IIW uccup •
11011 ot Qdl'll but tnccd stront
owosltlon
\tuch Of llli drhalt• Cllllf.'l'tltl
nrouncJ th~ goJIS anr1 <h:munds
to lll' mlldf If and \\hCn sttlh
\\US calll.'<l nlthour,h IIlLI II) II OJIIC
consider·~ this t(• not be .111 lssu•
J'hp group ~~>hO '411rl.' (lU hln
lor· occuJIJtlon of Od( 11 v. tlltf!d
to nsk that Prt strlr nt 111>\\ard
mukP ,, st tll'm••nt to thr •ifi.'Ct
thJt Lcwa • ntl Cl11l: cornrnulllt\
ls oppo ('() to lite VI trmm " 11
Oth•'r hov. >~vet olljl'Cierl to I his
ldt!a :-;nva~ tlaut lh•'> f('lt that a
statement from P1 \JSidcmt llo
\\ilrd v.ould h rn ;mlng1tss
f'ill.lllV, tltcr mu<:h •Mmte .uul
gomg n round In clr cles, thfJ grOUJI
HMII\' vull'41, nlmost un:tntmous
Jv, to ~~nu strlh•
'' Wt•ll, S,11d SOillt'Oilll ' I h: el
hke "i''re l.1.1cJ; ~~oh~.:r~ "''slur­
tell from Wllat are "'' gonn.
do?·'
Wllhm n lev. nunute anuth r
\'(llO "·'S ttlkflll, nd 1t v. CIS til'·
Cltletl to OCCIJP\ 3 IJUlldlng t\1-
though lh(' group haU gro\ldl (jUlie
11 b1t swce llu• mcclln lJ gon,
on I • 35 peopl 'olunh: erect to
orcup\' Oilell th.lt "VI'utng It " 1S
d~>cided thai thos ""o did not
"ISh to ,l,tJ tiCIJlal In th • occn­
(latlon coulll stny and pl,tn olhl"r
Sl l'lk£1 ICII\ illt'S I' he OCt'll'lallon
contlnr,Nt l lcll tog 1th••r sleeping
bags afl(t fOOd to kc•Jl th •m corn­
rortshll• tor tlu• rJur· ttaon l· our
st rtk!.' llt•rn,tn,ls "er·o lmmulrttcd
for 1ll th•• stra~ ••rs, uut Jur;t
I holSt' t tlmag over Orlell T hi!
l.lcmani.ls ..,. .. , ~>. no\loS or the mel'llng •nd lhe
st rl kc hat I ssn ead '-''ld n"v. peopl~
,lrtiVtod contlnuoush· 1hOSil lett
tn the '1 rail Room cnmt? Uf! 'Aith
SIICCltiC slrik(' octlvules which
couht be lrutinted imm ... ~ll tel)
and nttNnJllt'<l to orgornzc gr'Our1s
ror these actr~lttes ,\ t o dly
lftst w rs tJecltlt.!d upon v.tul"
otht!rS org ntz(.'d to contat.:t Slll­
rlents In u, .. dorms and llllorrn
ttu~ students .tbout the strlte
PI.Jns v. ,., C' I so m JC.Ie to con­
tact stutlcnls us lhev came on
cnmpus I he next d;n·, and to
I~<~SS out le.tllcls 'The tr 1ll
t'OOIII ...., as d£'Signated :1 strlk•
III'.H.Iqu :.ut m s 'nd g••ncrn 1 meet-to Manor
I ng Jllflcc
Shorth • nur the-• group left
10 OCCUJl Ode ll M nor, th • ru-
mor begtu1 c.l rculatlng that th
Portia nd Poll c bad b en c., 11 t'tl
nnrl ·ere on thf' a) ThiS
caused 8 consllh ralJlr mount or
conet.lrn among U10se still an the
Tr'Bll Roctm Sorn..: ~anted to
rush tlov. n to hi.! manor In
bocly to "let thr' pigs knov. hov;
v, ~ r "IS •• Ot h rs su g• sled ~hat
only 8 t£'v. go (.}own to t lk to
tlll' pollC!:!
It v. s soon Hlscovl'r ... 'd nov. t:'' ~'r
that lh IIOiiC hldflOihcPntalled
llld 1h.'lt St'CUillV had lh~O nO· Pngo 5
takeover
tilled and
111 ttl m
thiS point er~ plannanr. to h '"
tt •r thCITIS h ('.S J\1
Bruc · R1cc d •c.ldcd
to call Presld nt lfo rd h.arn
J)(>red mom~>ntarll~ for lu of
tbP Pr·esld· nl 's r1hon numb r
r'or pcrl~<tps hdlf o h ur lonr.
t?r ronny of th pcopl• l'l'm InN!
tn th 1 rall Room pl. nm iY strlk~
ncth tlles und dtscusstn • tit tt
u.ttion On· b~ one hO'A '''~r Ute\
drlfloo oH m n~ col~ to ta(l(l
111 rront ol tilt:' m nor and by
10· lS Ut Troll Room s n 1rl
dr>sertt];J
Another student SIIGI'l'St••cl lh 11
rath1•r Ill'" 1'-ll<e ov£1& OiJ1 II, ihe
!trtl:ers stmulcl ot'CUII\ Sngu 1nd
tet:p shuh•nts lt'Om eattng fo1 n C wed IJilon ol all cl, SS• s for
orw ~ ••ck In order to cH scuss the
\'ldOJm "·" '-1110 r"UCISIIl,
i::hmlt&ation or allmalluu' r· -
c1 uHlng on cnmpus for 111 llmt! Administra.tion, strikers exchange
y or t o "lilt 'em whcl t:> at
arts In lh•• stomnrh .s.ttt.l lhtJ
•l~tiiUJtor 01 thas proposal Oth·
rs hov.evcr ohJ !<!lt'tJlO th•• id~a
lti~ grounds thalli rnlgltl surve
I\ to an •fir and all• n 1lt..! othcr
!ll.'dcnts
\\ £' v.nnl to ~··I lh•• sturtcnl
tOO) WI Ttl us lilt' \II hOIP pu1 •
c of thl Is 10 (:WI the l.lJIIIh\
thiS CH rnpu::; lOU C I pl<uph• A stntcrnent fr'Om llu admtn·
ISI111110fl 01 LcV.IS and Cl.trk
Colll'gl' indicrlling OPJIO Ilion to
Amertcan mlhwr 111\'olv('mcnt
in soulht>J:;t J\sln,
Amnesty lor all thos ptt'll
ch tlh~ 111 the stt t\ <'
l'h~ clcwrttll c of the Odell
Manoa group ctitl not seem to
tJcrr casfl 111.-. c1 ov.d 11111te lr.ttl
Room Ut!t wt.wn iJ and 'I 30, L.LltimalLlms
By Phil Weeks
,\t 10 30 pm T111•stla\ ntghl
llt.! w Ht'tlln, Dean Braun und
P1 cslllcnt Ho~ rd nulv(l(l 1t 0·
•lel, '.IOt10r v.hlch rl that tlnll
W11S OCCUJIIe!l tl\ lnclllllt'rS O(
the sluth•nt sl rikc cornmlth·c het e
at l ow Is ami Clu rk coil cr.~
,\ (OUI -p.tll ullllllbllllll had lt~'\'fl
c.td 1 Vt>rQd ca r·liet to the .utman­
IStrullQn tlt'mnndlng I Thnt
clas I'S w1ll he C.1flCl'll~ lor Ill
h.•ast on•· v. el'l tor fll tusslon of
Uu lnrlo Chin.: \\ar .lnd Racism
Ofl thiS tmpus 2l A SWI('IIIl'lll
\\Ill bt lssul-d rrom Utt .lcJmin­
l truuon of th.l coll~ lh1l 1ll
~tudt•nt tmohro an thl trrl e
Of rJ SS{' 11111 tbe O('CUfiOIIIOn
,, the udmlnlslruUon hutldln•
011 lhr l.'~•·nlrt;: ot Apt 11 ~!'i tll
b~ ~I\ en <'Ontplct .uun~: h for
thnlr nfliOn , 3 A tat~lll£'11l
v.lll IlL lss.uoo from tbl? adrnlnl
stt"Utlon nl l ('v. 1 un1l Cl.\ r Col
l ~·" I hut thiS chool l!i OjJJ OS I
to the ~II 111\1 l~:lll' Nl bOmb·
wg tu Indo Chi m .ts \\t'll as
l'ftCl In on C. nlfliiS, till I) ~Ill
II 1n I N'l'llllN'S V.llJ IIOl b ,1)
to",,., on tlu c.tlllfHts
\tlt•t ,,nll\llllltlllg llw lh;ntaruls,
II ~dS 11111\llllrll't>tJ IO lhfl m owt1
thai ulll('ss th.sf' v.••ae mct,llu•
twh•nls 11\SHie v.oultl tt•m 111
lltt•t e u11111 til\:\ "''f• or until
the\ hl<:JIIH' r..tmpus-v.ldr• IS
~lit'S
~hnr tl\ lto•T\\Uf'tl, , SIUII~Ilt
spoil.,• tn£111 1 tJI"""~ to Uu ' r'\1 11
that lht• lltlmuu u 1hon s re­
sptm o ...., l unoth•·r ullimatum­
ctlhl!l th•• occuplrt s lt•u ()ih•ll as rtLnlors fl._v
at once or thl') v.ould be cnu­
ged "lth t rtJSIIJ ssi ~ tU1 cnm­
In 1 Intent PossllJI(> uspcn­
slon from school -.us also not­
oo Th• nev. dcmnnd v. •s ar­
compant<'d v. ith a prormse to
proclut(' t (Orltl 1 st temcnt to
"'" mutte puhHCh Lh rollo ang
rternoon
Aner t•verul rnonh nts de­
bah: the occupt 'I' tlucllltXl to
S" Ull th~ admtnlslt'Utltln lJUll­
ult tor lht• tim•"' IJt: lr"t but
v-u·n'!d t h ~ v. ouht 1 l·lurn to oo
I'!UII 1111' hullcltng H lht: d m.-nch
"' •tt"' not mel tlll r.tctQrlh
S ld Tom Slurvlcs on • ol
tlw Mrtlw commHtl 1r dcr s ThN:.'c manut s n r l' too
th bulhhng UPI b d Ut stor
on tl1" v.'lrcs And no" ltJt:'l"t
ar~.: TV camerns from 1 o st
tlon ulre tdl \\e got til~> Jlul-
llclh nd that s b t v.t: •f"
ttur I llt"•l'r' thou bt it v.ould
hapJl('n ht>r~.: at L\! ts and Clark
H ,.; .., Ciln J;ll mor llldt' nt up
port 11. \\ 111 <1 ttnt I h r td .._.
Odell But rtght novo v. t rt:
uwlecuted
llti'IICl{'tinlS In lilt .u~tHtllt
h..l' '-' d•·rldH.I to fast t nh r tnt
dascusslon and pr l!.<~d I r
J IS tO HllC'C thl'\1 OJ!IOSitilln t
lht conttnui><l l S tnHilv mutt 11
the.· Indo Chln."' \Our ,­•• Pioneer Log April 27 1972
Page 6
e amp us a ean up nvo ve •
KAY ElDON, freshman does hor part for Otto So~ clean-up day.
DR JOHN COOPER digs out
hla boots and shovel to do
some dirty work LC BIKERS set out to JOin other Portland cycllats ot tho downtown
DR. JOHN HOWARD and Ruth Diamond spruce up lower campus
stairs.
..
Photos by G B Arrington. Bill Brooka, and Bill Chinn
BILL ~ALLINSON stoops to pull out unsightly weeds in front on
Pamplin. STEVE SMYLIE hoes the line. 1972
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CH~
lime before the
CVtllata. no downtown 1972 Plonoer Log--------------------------------------------------------- P-•~g-•_7
• ts an • art ar Ill
4 --
DEAN TOM HEDIN cleans the lower compus fountoln with the a1d
of soveral students
CHRIS ADAMO. coordinator of campus cloan-up, trims the ivy. ctivities
PETE VLAHOS , Director of Campus Events, ond Dean John
Brown clean up tho steps on lower campus.
Aprtl ZZ, Earth Day At
11·00 a m. appro:umatel)' 25 btke
riders gather•:d In th•~ L ,; school
parlu~ lot They caml! to ba­
cycle alon~ the proposl.>d Tcr­
wtltger blke path route to JOin
in the r:tty wade Earth D.ty Bit••
R..lllv and celebmuon In thedov.n­
tov.n Park Blor·ks
It W.lS ll perfi!Cl daY (or I blkt:'
rule, thu sky WJS blue .wd the
sun wus 'A-arm The nders, who
anclude«1 pt>opll• from the com­
muntl\• .ts Wl'll us .:.tudents, wtJrc
lecf bv bike lobbvlst S.1m Oaldond.
Thl• rtde took about h.1ll an hour
to rorty-Uvt' minutes, "'ith the
rtders spt ead out over nearly
:\ mile at the end. Motorists
were arnpr •·ssed, pt.>dcstnans
were rn ndly. and other btkt>rs
JOlMd in along the .... \)'. The
l.C group v..ts suppo cd to JOin
up v.tth rtnv Walson High School
stud('nts along the wav. but the)'
got r ·~I less and left shotlly be·
fore the Lewts nntJ Clar~ l'OOhn­
&ent .1rr1 vt..>d
Thl' propo:.l'fi blkt• route '4'1ls
dt'·,c.rllK.>c1 by Margac Wllhs. co­
chatrmnn for u, .. LC blkc rullv,
,,s ,\ faa rlv easy rtti\• for Ute
cyclht '4-Ith u hUll' t' pet'l4!UCC
Much of tlw route pt ovides the rad.-r •rllb a breatht.akmg .,,,..,
of the river and surroundang hills
The dty-wldc rally, v.htct•
bt.>gan :.t noon, tncluded spoe<:!1eS
b • v;Artous people involved tth
legtslntt~ for bike routes, musl­
c:al entertamment, nod refresh­
ments 1 :tere wus also a bl ra
workshOp ll'(t by Mr. O;tklanll nd
rour other exper1s 'IWbach cov­
P.red btcyc:le repatr,gcncrnl anro­
matton :md t~hntClll .tdVtCo.!.
A number of petitions were
clrcul.1h . .td, p;&rtu:ul:l.rly on" urg­
ing tbe alloc:ltaon ot t.1x tunds lor
mass transit. 'I'll•• ll"Mnd con­
fusion \\llS added to b\' thl' pre­
senrt• ol a l!U1te numb r of peace
murch rs who were tn the Pnrk
Blocks t tb • same um~ 'fhl.l
marcht:!l'S lt~rt at 11bout 12:30,
their ranks S+tft'lled by mam• of Uac
cvclists, ho had beco invated
lO JOin
The purpose of tb rnlly ns
to po1nl up th • ltlcreasang num­
bers of people who use the bl­
cvclc not merel) for rocreataon.
but :Uso as a s~nous form of
t r.lh!<>potUllon ll '-1lS the cul­
mtn.-.tton of Eurth We••IJ: achvt­
ta~:;. v. tucb at Lev.ts and Clarlc
tncludcd films. sJ)f·.tkl•rs, a photo­
gr'J.phl contest, md Otto .":tck
cl C"o\0 up du y.
'" -J:
lime before the bike rally beginning In
tycllata. •
. ,.
LC BIKERS a .. emble at Northwe stern School of Law. • -Page 8
Students
by Ted Rattray
Tuo!:d3 \ n1cht AJl31 h\ IOO!;l'n •
oo Us strunglcbolll on lt'"''s
and Clork Collt ((~.
'nhc l'' ~.;nts "'N .-• not l' ten·
slvt>h pl. nru ... J, thmg.. h.lJlJh'll·
t.'<i rast, itnd the l~vcl ot <'lln·
ruston \LU" htlo!h But lht• (,tel
r mntns lhJt :1 subst 1nt1nl group
of 1 C studt•nls mobtHU~d to m:tl.:t•
a 1Rnt1 on lh1~ 'll.:&r
I llrtiVt'tl nt O<ll'll Mnnor JUSt
s Prcsldl.'nt John R Ho-.ard
v. s adnnllf!f1 to the hutlthng
AI ttu pOtnt onlr :tbout 30 p••oph~
""' c surrounding thl' rna not and
unoth"r 30·40 actualh oauptell
lhl' buildtng As cl, no ont' v•as
too c c.atcd ~ob Dvlan "nsploy­
ang on a hand} r stereo 0011
th tnU; ncar the door consastl'41
mostl of Spt.~ulaU\'t' humor
"When d1d all thts slnt1"''
·:.ou "'ouldn'l behc~e ~orne ol
1111' peo~•lc In tht:'re. ''
• It's really a keggcr 10 tlts
guise '
But at v.asn't lCln~ bt•fon• tht•
li!Jhthc-artt'dness began to get
ht:.l\'lllr. With Ho'4.lrd's \lrrt~.ll
nll cntnnn·s to Odl'll "'en• lock·
t'Cl The crowd outside had grown
to about 100 and l'XCill'mt>nl m­
crensl>d v.ilh ttw arrtvnl of 1
KG\\ nt'ViS camera Mor • J>('Oph:.•
c.ro,.,'dcd up to the front door
and rumors of a heat\.od dt~cuss1on
b"lv.een the stnker5 :md admlni­
strntors Ultered through tl11•
cro,.,'d Soonaftt>rv•ard some Vt>fV
nervous stud~nts chmbec.J out
thr'Ough v.indo"'s nod flrl' es­
capes
The reason for 'his exodus -.as
qutc.'Kh' dsscoven:!d . Brure R1ce,
spokesman tor the strilu.'t s, ann­
ounced Howard's posttton on the
ta eo~er
• H s1n·s he'llto~lk to ttte 'J'rus-
tees tomorro,.. Now h1! snvs he
qnts us to leah• 11nd U v. c don't
be savs he's got~ to tn to rem­
ember .. llo's th!!rt> and haVl' tht•m
susp\'ndl'<l He IS also thr~atenlng
us \Hih c:harges of crumnallres­
pas!i ..
RIC:P. ttu•n nnnuunc• d the four
demands Ol the p roup Inside 1111'
manor
I) Ellrmnatlon or mlhbr'' re­
crulltug on campus
2 Suspension of classes ros a
'At (Th•• time ... "'uld be us >d
for dlSCUSSlOn )
3 A resolution aT\11 pultltc
st l mcnt b~ the admtmst&~tlon
stall~ LC's land against the
"'llr
4 Amo •st~ lor those mvoh:c..'fl
lh:.ld Odell Manor
ThL mood arounf1 t.)d~ll
h d been U13t of an c l'tttn&
lttll• taollf1:n· HI the .,ark up to
ll116 ~iQlnt With Rir' 's announ­
ca ffiCUIS, hOV .. t!Vet, JlCOplt> h Cllll
lc,l r Jhze that Lhe I unnedtale
'\~filS v;ould can't th.,tr con-
S• Qlll'liC•· 'fh1• discussion turn­' a to the evaluation of Un:ncnons
' WhY drJII I you IJrinR lt1e llll!"t­
lllg OUIS111(l dllll UVOloJ all lhlll
ll:t5Sll' J'
' \\'fl~ lihOuli1 lht:y Itt' tn thcr••?
llrt.,.. t h \ any nr,hl to occupy
that butllllr "
II tho onlv ay to tel Um
adwtru traUon movtng
I f)()k -thr• oa.ar'G nol coutg to
v uv• r on Moudav \\ork lvr Pioneer Log April 27, 1972
-• occupy manor Ill protest war
McGoh•rn, don't "1t..,tt• ttnll' ta"·
lnt; owr lht• ndmtnt~lt 1tlon buU-
dlnr. "
"I'm supporliiU! lht!~\1 Jli'Oplt• Ill
!her~ IS human ht•IOI{!i, not os
rr\ll l'shli.S
No., rumur s I rom Ins lilt• ftrt~l
throttgh the CJt).,.,l, Rt«• romm••n·
led, "It loolo;s Ilk•• tudt•nt lllt•s
1\tt' twang dt'uwn up lht•tt' "
Somoonc dst• • "tlov;.u'Ct' s
thn•alt•ntng to calllht'J)()hCl•ln "
Om• of the ot gnnucr canll' out
anrl .spoke to tht:! people
"Hot.11rd Is pltn'lllg thl' hlth•
game> of ptclong Jl('<IJlh• out and
sa 'till! to thPm, ''\ou't•• ht•r•'.
\'OU v.tll be expcllt.>tl " No" lht'
• •
•
•
onl~ wa\' to help those p,.>ople
IS to Jttll more pl!Ople to come
dov.n hen• But vou1ll hnv•• to
hurn· \\\''rt' locktng the doors
acaan tn a mtnute, and last 11m~
Ho.,.ard put hlm:.elr bt.!tw~n the
pt.'<>pll' and the dool' • •
'J hl'n Rice came out .u~aln,
pollshsng off anv h~~nngdoubts
as to the slnct•rm or Ho'4'ard's
thrt•ats "lll•'s s~orn--he's a
wrv dramatic rnJn---hc's sworn •
that If th•• pt'Oplc 1nsadc don't
lt•ave the\' "'111 be expellt>d
Support ot tht>s" ~·opiP Is no"
eSSl•ntlal. If vou rt• not goang
In (To Odell) thron at ll•;tSl sign
Um amnl!slv petthon"
Tins nnnounct•nwnt r.hangt'li thl>
v.holt• issut• of tht> l.alwovPr' I'm
told that lnstdt' ttu protestors
eN n steady hold an tln• Issue
of tl1•• v. 11 But outstdl' Vll•l­
nam "A as ,., rtuall\ fof1tOtlPn. The
css£>ntlnl lssuc .1rounll Odell por­
lloo v.as thai of amnost\ for
those inside
"Jesu:.;, tw c:tn 1 do thCII to
thrrn "
··w~ n11od a bt~Ctlt" bO<h pol­
itic Wit)' don't we rr•group
and co out for mon• Pt..'()ple"J
No• ,.,. have a l'l'al causl.!-­
nmn(•stv ·•
Somt•, of courSl', renu•mb1•r•!d
the r ason for occupylnf: the
manor tn the lltsl JJlact· Am·
nest v 15 a 1'np out Tlwv kncv;
whlll they wt:re dntnr whl'n thi!V
\Went anto that pl.trl' TIII'Y caml'
hllr• to lnlk nboul tbt• wur, not
anuu•sty "
Bv no~ L.C studunL'i wun! Pl­
thf•t llll.'d or sr.at•'d ol lh•• mess
Itt Odell By 10:30 lhe crowd
w s tJown rrom a hlgtt of about
130-200 to 50 or 60 loos••ly­
knlt peoJ)lc A ~amc r'3nutn for
on•• of th1• two TV stlltlons ul
lht SCl'llf' round II tJUhcult to
g••t n gOOd hot: "Corne on you pr.oplP·-thts look Jlllllul·-·c••t
tn I ht•rt•!"
Ttw attitude of thl' tt•m.tlntng
studt:nls h.ul also tlt•tl'I'IOI.ah•d
C\·nlclsm tw~r.111 to r,t o"'
"Ah llwy't'll just tt'\'llll' to
bu 1 hi up ttwt r O\\ n .. gos."
Hu~ n.atvt.• c •n \ouln
Whtll .1 ~troup ,,, lpprn\ltn.l·
lt'l\ 20 !'hlllNtl trh'd tn ht'l'lll
a slrtkt ch.ml lht•\' Wl't •' l.tlll!h­
t'd down ~:, ''" :;o, lh~\ ll\,11 rh­
' d to lht• dllt>t Slllglll~ "vl\'1'
pt~:ll't' I Ch.lltCl!."
AI lhls J)()tnt Jn'Oph• 10 lht•
trafltc r.1rch• ~cr•• ln•,,nl Sll\'­
tng, "I lhtnk lht!\ \H•Ill \\ron~
whtln " ur "I h.•tc to s"'' co-
c1 c1on, I fl'l'l ,, lot ol pn•ssut t'
(rom three• Or lOUr Jll'OJlll' to gl•t
anlo thts thlnt;."
At 10.-15 RICl' cnme outstdl\ ug111n Whl•n nsk\.od hov. thln~s
wt•r•• procr~~~tng hl' n•plh•d,
"Mmmmm -• .,·,•ry lnh•t m;llng "
ll1• then unnouncl'<l that Howard
v;ould t.tlk to the Truslt••• .1ncl
hllhl nn opt•n forum the r~t•xl
d.ty • Ont• t hlnJ.t Howard tms
SJlt1rlftc 1IIY 'lnld I~ SUStll'ft:.ton
for thoSl' ln~ldL• If till'\' don I
rtlmt out Possllll v Cl uu tnul
artion Wt now huvc tn dN'Idl'
II "'" slav ot lt•n V«' "
'fhe prt•v,ult~ mood oulstth•
wus shuuh'tl from thf' mtdsl of
llmSt' retntlllllng "Wt•'vt•go t wh,11
"''' "1111t Wt• t1on'l "·'"' un\'­
mot •' shtt rrom outsldt' p1•oph•
ltlo;e slali' offtcl.llS or poht't' v.hn
dun'l l>no"' .,.h.tl s golltg on "
Tins op1mon \\US .1ppan•nllv
mltTOt ~otl 111 tth lor nt nhout
10 55 lhl~ O<'CIIP~Inp group CIIIIW
oulsltit' and hl ,uh:d lot lha• Tt all
!loom
On lht w.n ovt•r, Andy Simon.
anotlwr lt.ldt•r of thedt•rnonsll'h ­
llon, sumnll>d up lh1• unmcdlalt•
efft>ets of tht> Odell IB kc·ovt•r· 11s
ht.> snw 11 \t lcJsl wt• •~ol
pt•oph• moving Gt ventht numbt•r
ol :-;tudl•nts involvl'<l W\· have
n constd1•rable amount ol ll'VN'•
.JVP
Tht evenl5 at Olh'll wen· only
a prl•ludl• to morl!' sl't·aous ac­
lltlh l.tken at the Trail Room
l.llt•r that t.>vemng but the Odt•ll
takt'OVl'f provided a r nllyang
poant, o spur, even ln tb~ face
of tht.> conrusion ~nd cynactsm. II nolhtn • t•lst•, tht• SPlzuru ot
Od1•1l Munnr hy th~st• studNtls
I(OI l.t•v;ls untl Clark Colll'ftC!
movlng--.md Ap.tlhy c..une out
IIH• loser.
President Howard: 'Is everyone
here from Lewis and Clark ? '
By Brant Magoo
Smull rroups of t>lctted stu
dents walked briskly a nos~ from
th~ mt>etlt\9 at Templeton across
Utl' l.twn to Odt.'ll Manor· Wilhtn
rnlnull•s, ·10-!iO studl\nts ocruph'<1
the admlnt slt~llton buUdlnr .10d
beJ,Yan ba rrlcadtng the doot s ~ 11 h
furniture .
A bemust.'d j.tnllor lookt'd on as
students .slrl'allll'd past him. He
explainl>d lh.1t hl' had b '••n at
Portland State during the oc­
cupation of a building there t"'o
vears ago
A hurrwd nt£>t-ting was callf>d
at which some sturlents wer t•
assigned r('sponslbJlll\· for st>c­
unty .tnd pr~S S I'Piations . rhe
pre-ss group met 111 lht· lai'Kt'
room adJacent to PrP~ldl •nt llo­
ward's OltH::l' IO I ·pt IIJl lht• flVt•
dE'mands and notllv tn·a mtodta
of lhl' occupation ,
Furnllur'l' wn, cal rll'<l from ol­
ftci!S to block ••ntr wces to th1•
building The 'onM•nsus ol tlw
gt·oup ~~oas to ll'W~·ct Jli'OJII'I't}
"''thin the building nnd guurd
caretulh· acalll t 1111\' t1.1nl.1ge
Arldltlonnl stuctPnts 1 nlet (.'d lh1•
Mano1 I hrou •h .1 v. tndov. 111 the
main olltc••. marn c •• rrted si"•'JI·
1ng !Qgs and hlank .. ts. On the
SPCOfld rlOOt Students OVI t IUI'I\('41
tullles In ,, conll'tt•nr•· room to
cle tr floor SJ-.•Cc for sle••ping
In thl' confuston u rumor that
c:llv pohre had twen callc..'<l :if)rt•all
throujthout lh•• l>ullrllnc Shorth
Glh•rwnrds ASLC Ptt•sldl'nl
Arc he McAdoo c.tllt!d to inform
the OCCUJllt•rs th.lt l.l St'CUI'll)'
Cbt~:~l C Ita rlt>S Ptckctl h.ld .IS­
surt-d h1m that polhw htld JuJI
bet•n co~llt'fl.
Ont• obst•rv••r n.'JlOrlt•d I hal
,.,•vt•r,tl st ucJent 'J II! II tlw bulld­
lnfl llu oul{h J second Oo01 fit••
"SC:lJW bufon• fht• I)Oltct• rumor
was dt spt•II•'(J
Wllhln 90 mlnult•!o. ol ttw oc
cup.1tlon of th" M.tnor Pr••stdcnt
John R. Howu rd n rnvl'd and wtts
allowed cot rv Sludt•nl o<'c::upten;
gattterf~ to hi! a r hrm 111 Itt•' room
nl"ar th.. main enl~tncl' to the
lturldlng.
An obviously shalwn Or Ho-word lean~ ar;asnsl :1 doorv.ay
and asked, • Is everybody ht>rt•
from Lewis and Clnrk 1"
Afll!'t betng assured lhut llll' oc­
cupaers wert? UC. students D1 ,
Hov;nrd expressed hts dismay at
tht> sllunllon He "ent on to
expl.'ll n that collet.te poltc v, for
mulatl'd sev"ral years ago as J
conttng,ency plnn rallt-d for
cnmtnal trespass charves and
ac.,dcmic suspenston to be lev­
lt>d against the occupying stu­
dents.
Or. Howut·d oCfered to let
students leavP whale he conft'r·
rl'd wtlh other admsmslt ators
who had arrived, tndudtn~ Brown, Hedin, Vlahos, and Mill
ltnson Before he h•fl Dr Ho·
ward s.ud. "I .tsk you offlcaally
to leave lit( huiltllnlt '
Arter n shod dtscuss1on by
the siUdl'nls Dr Ho"'a rd return­
ed and oftNl'd to hold an .tll·
school asst•mb\y at 3 p m Wed·
ne!>do.~v to announc" the .1dmln·
tslt .alton's read ton to lht
dl'llliiOdS .
Student ; thl\n voted ovcr-
whclminvly to leave lhl build·
111g but vo"tod to r(tturn J( ,, ~at·
lslactorv rrsponse wa!i not
forthcomtng from thl• admtnt·
str all on,
SIGNS SUPERIMPOSED over ob)ectera proteated war •~eeletlon
and recruiting officer'• pretence on campua. I
27 1972
tude1
By Ken Cuno
Guest Wrllet
:,..,,rnillllalt•lv .l third (
~Pnl:. ltv.. somt•pl.H.£
on r,HilJliiS In housl'sl
s, or If I ht•y I'(' na
.tl horne
tiS nloiV $\'1'111 odd ,It ~
has I r.tdll tOit.tllv sl 1 • '
of c:ommuntl)·-- thut i
I!YIIlf., lc.11·nlng anti If
tog•·lht•r. St•VHHil r"~
(01' I hiS t•lodUS of sl
-.tYer
C\!l't\11111 y ohvlous 01
bel.: or SJlacc w 1111
year However, thti
l11 yc3r th~ colh•gt>
ll r•rohlt•m.
obvious tl•asuns
who hav(' mo
!)puS ,, rc I he I SSIIIJS oil
,ncv ,1011 quu•l
i.U SIUtlt•nl JliiiS dOI'III
r pmuarv n•.1son lor
1 didn't llkt• I he at mos
sli)'S ''Wt> V.t'l't' Ctl
r llu.: cyP of I he
~bet " AnutiJPr :;tulll'~
blunt lv "Why tlltl
c.ampus? So I coul
I untrd to move oU
ltlu!;eor tM lnconsadt•
the Ill r 1 s (in A ld r
t'IIIICil'C ;•xpl.tll
-e:. .,. ... .-~ noiSY, and
to stud\' I ate .1t r1
slto .. ~r stall •·
Elpl!rl~:nces 1notl c.un~
appear to be urulor
-rlPnls moVl' expect II~
• hut few manage
colh.ogcs an the
rents on mo~t
'Oirtmnlrtrs .111d houses
to wipe out an
might be made in l<l
thl· cost ol t oom ·~
ctor
udies
• arrzag
I h:tppl'O , Wlll'll tw
Thl• two couph•s
llli.> MOl bOU~l>, W
pla.ct shnrt• 1
, .1nd ha Vt· I he ·,an ·
fatlure tn lhNr I
og to .1 tu
rlolle c Tu\ loa o
In rnarnages, sl
chem t~ltv m.1y
fot tlw Uil•nHcal
lhl'se umons Sb
I" 111 mur~''"''
edly r:tuscd
illu''"S ,\1111 "g 1 nou
lll I he A p1 ll
fliFJ:T, nr 111 y lot
'!t.IU!~Ii l11 lht> SlOIIb
al and phV6l<::.ll
among twan.c;
study of thcs
may poaul the
'IJgt•S (01' I'V11>1'VIIl~ •
•
i S€'1ZIIft· 0(
!!Sf' sluclcnl\
a1·k c olh1•
)' c.1111 e out
vone
'2 J
•
tho!> and Mul
~ teet Or Ho
1 you oltlctally
~~ .
dlscusswn by
lownrc1 return­
tl hotel an •11-
at 3 p m Wl-d· fe the admln·
lion to the
voll'd over·
ll ve the bu1ld·
"t>lurn tf a sat·
~se was not
11 the admtnl·
.,.r •ecalatlon I
27, 1972
tudent
Br Ktn Cuno
Guul Wrlttr
(1111\lt•ly :1 third of LC ~
II VI' sonwpht c ,, ulhel
on ('.llll JIII~ lll houses, olJl.H I
ur U tlwy I" I' natl VI'S of
:rtllncl, 11 holm•
f'IS IOoiV St•C'III odd .tl ,1 srhool
b.,S t r.ullttonally I nt 1'<1 lht
ol rommun1ty -thut of stud­
llvll.g, h .11'1\IIIP, und 1ntPr.lcl­
t~··llu•r. St•Vfii'U I reasons do
ust 101 thiS ••xodus t)f SIUIIenls,
tt•rtnlnly obvious one IS the
r lac:._ of sp.lct.• 111 lht> dorms
y~?ar Hov.:t•Vt>t', thas Is the
yc3r thP college has h.ut
;tb a problem.
OhVIOIIS li!ltSIIOS to thl'
:x~ents who havu movt,>cl oil
nrc I ht! ISS UPS of II er-ciom
~r.tCY anti QIIICI
slurlent puts fiOI'm rulus as
r prllllotl') lt•a~Otl lor tiiOVUlr,.
dtdn't llkt> tlw almosptwn•".
says W•• WN ,. consl:lntlr
1dH 1111• l'\'t lll lh~ hI) US r•
" t\nothcr studc•nt puts II
blunllv· ''Why clhl I mow
umpus'' Su I couhl 11 v.-In
1 nnt~l to move urf c.tmpus
US!' Of lht) IOC'OOSHh~t th•ness
th ... ~ll'l:> (In Akin ll.tll)''
r cmlgi'CC t'liJllllllS "Tht•
es ~~ocrc no1sy, and llw onlv
to stud¥ hliP ,tt night ll.'otS
shov.m· st.11l "
txperl ~;nces I noll campus llvltlg
awenr·to be untform .Som~
':11t:1nts move •xpccth~ to savP
, hut h•~~o munage 1t With
rnt coll1>ges 10 the Porll.tnd
, 1 cnts on most suitable
and houses Ul'l' htgh
;qh to \lilJ>t out ln} sav1ngs
1 might bl' nMdt> 1 n iood costs
to th•• rost ol 1oom .uul bo.trd
• octor
udies tuJtn
• arrtages
happens wlwn twins marr\'
Tlw two couplc•s olten live
~ s,tmt hou\~ wol'k at the
pl.trl• han• money am.l
and havl thl :,,une success
Iathan tn thl'lt nt.~rrlattt'S
mrotJ ~ to ,, ·1t udy by Dr
h.' ( 111 y lot or GO t wtn
·'IWI.n OHil l'li~Vt''· 'Sllllil.H lty Ill
cht1IR1 st n m.n· be ont• l't'•'
lot llw tdt•n\lcal oulronws
lh11M:-union!> SL ol lin,· bO
··...,n:·l w 1 n m.u rlaJ:Pl- I.Hlt d1
••'·'"'ly c.tUSI•rJ h\' tdcnllcal
lll'ms .lOci • 'grounll! '· llt•­
ln th~ Ap11l SC H.NCE
f.St', Or T.arlm· suggt•sls Umt
ll!att~(l ol lhl• shnllnnl) ' ol em-
1 tuul ptwstcal ch;,t r!iCier­
amonc 1-..triS llhlfriC'll 10
stuch ol lhP~t· 1 ~lallon• • may t~Utnl the ".1 \' to bettef
t;t~tt~s ror evcryont· Pioneer Log~--------------~-------------------------------------- --------P_a_g_•-----9
exodus off-campus: just new hassles
u dd tr :tn"ipori.\\IOn--111 m os 1
c.tSf'!S huytnr lnsurlrtK and m.tln-
tatnlnp an nutomobllt mu'il ht•
<.onsldt•n'<l 111 any t Ontll.\l'l"iOrt of
on and orr campur. llvlnr 1••
PehSf'S
~ ...
•
·'
• •
-----· Somr' studt•nts h:tv•• mo.1tta~l"!f1 to
bc•.t r hl~h rent by finding Ia rgf'
huu .. es and P,td 11 ~ 1 hr·~" to uve
pt•tions 111 llll'm -If that' .. my
I ffiJH"OVCml'lll OVf't lhP dormc,
Tllf'fl• an· somt• out of lht• way
huust· ~ and tp.t rt rnPnt ~ 1 hal go
•
THE GHETTO a peronnlol student obode. offers
cramped quarters than ovollablo In Plott Howard. slightly toss ror rc.t:ronablc rules In this ,1rcn
thr•s•• nr~> often hrtnd£.'d down I rom
one g"nemllOft of students to the
next, without the landlord ever
nc~lng to at1Vt•rtlsro
G••ncr rlly on•• p.1ys for whal he v ••l < Thl wr.lll•r remf'!tnlll!fS
•Jl"ndlr¥• J ye.1 r 1n two rooms
OH't llw OtH·n Scns 1' tv~rn In
Lfll<t> Oswci(O Thfl roof lellkcd
(n lot). fuse" const.tnlly bli'W
and the nols• lcvel--hetwecn the
tralltc ,and the Sf'llS' )Ukt• box-­
":ts not much low c r than the
dorms'
Another pcrcnntal studl!nl uboflc
In l..skc Os"' ego Is a grou!'l of
c tth Ins br•htnd r.aovannl's r••s •
t.tunwt, kno~~o n coliPctl vl!ly .as the
Ghetto The Ghetto's cabins ore
only shghlly less cramved than
I he rooms 1 n Pltltl flown nJ. but
they too are relutlvely ch••ap
T-.'0 StudentS hit upon fl llOVf'}
I d c n to beat high renls lJSI
year lh,..v bought " houseboat ,
did some rNurnashtng, .lhd m­
leauh.:d to sell 11 nt a p1 ollt tn
June 'fhey only Cfldlod up losing
money, however, artcr n yt>ar of
m.tklng cto"' tth one clcctrlcnl out­
let and no plumbsng
Qth, .. r more rnundan problems
pl:tgu•• off campus students ' Al­
l h ouch we s~: rn lo h" lh•ing
chv3JICI', I'Vl' hact budgeting h s­
sles." s:I)'S ont• "You seem to
sp •ud u lot more on lnchtt•ntnls
for flit~ up the 11laee " Also.
"trs hard getts~ lO class on
ttmc"
For convem('nce, campus living
OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING comos In oil prices and s1zes One example pictured above
• t'an't be bi·at: "Samcllmes I miss
bf'tng ahle to )ust go to dinner
und have H doni! wHh In half an
hour " u student laments But
lnothcr sayr., "I don't m1nd
clf>:sntng Muse ILnd cooking nt
all. It holps t,tke my mlnd orr
school Wbt!n you hve on campus
you'r~ r'!mlnded ol school lUid
Us ha ss1es t•llthc tltne--you can't
ttl'l away rr'Orn it ''
Journalism
students
temJJt LlJg
Fourteen students enrollt1d in
Commumcauons 323 thiS lt•rm
wtll attempt to vrrll a "novel"
vr·hich, If uecessful. wlll se
rlubllcatiOO In :1 future ISSUC oftht"
Plonoor t.og.
lnsl ruclor Ron J\b1 ll sasd the
td•>.1 en me from :an lncadcnt whtch
resulh.>d an the publlcatlon ol
"Nuked Came the Str~nger." o
novel "'hH'h became n 1969 lx!st­
.elh:r although 1t v.."as wrllten as
a spoor
"Naked Cam" thfl Stranger"
was produc ~ by ZS cdators and
report~rs of ' • •v.sday" n"ws­
paper, each of . hOm rotc one
chapter The result. aner edn­
ang. appeared under ttae pen name
or "Pt.melope Ashe'' ond b(>camc
a popular selle.r ftcr the ho3'l
was revealed
''Th.1s project Is strictly a lark
for the writa~ class;• Ab II s td,
'',lltbough 1 hope tt scnes an
lnst rue: I i Cln<i l purpose
"One of the biggest prohlcms
for n student ~ rtter as to get
un-blocked .so h•• can b<:gtn v.nt­
lr¥:. I hOpt! that br askntg the
class members each 10 r1te
1,000·\l.'O rd chllpler--purposely
corny---th~y'll !lnc1 out ll's not
reallv so Lough "
Abell saul the nove.l Is tent­
t I v e 1\· entitled, "Too Much
Temptation •·
"The plan is ttut thl' chapters
·tll all be turn('() 10 at once,"
he satd ''1 hen f!•IJ shuffl.-• them
up and see ,.hat we hue "
Police Foundation Study shows discrimination
Editors Note: As summer ap
proaches' gi I' Is r rom Ll•'A I~ .tnd
Clark haVl' been applytng for
summer work C..radU <ltf'~ :1r~
seek lng ~rmanenl me.tntru:lul
employment They ch .. covenod no
opentn~s mlhL Portland nn•tl lot·
women 111 pollc1 work.
Pollet! dt>pa rt men!~ diSCillntn­
ate at~ulnst v.oml'n to llw dt•l­
rament ot v.omen the pollee, .md
the publiC, nccordtng to a T t•ccnl
study bv the Pollee Found.tllon
"In m<tny ClllCS there IS .1 tot.tl
h•ar and 1eal hoslllth to tht•ldca
of havtng "omt•n domg .tn\'lhlng 10
pollc1ng olht•t than sccretan.1l
d U tl C S .tOll d~Jahng Wllh )UV<!n­
tlt!S," Catht•nn•' Millon, nssis·
1.1111 director of U11• POII<'c ~·oumt­
,\11011 ~ ltd
T h' and~pendantlv Ot'\tantzed
round;~hon t ,,c,•tv•~l u S30 null ton
w.raut by lht• f urd l··ounllaiiOII 111
19'10 to .. t uti~ nt•w methods tor
poUc111g 011!' lllCIOI' t C\ t';\ll'cl Ill
Mrs. Millon · stllH'III n•!Jc,tr<:h
lor vrumen wus that
-Police dcp.,trtmcnt :; \II' tu1 n­
tng a\\,\\ qunltllt..'<l \li<lmen, l1ut
m.tnv dt..•p.ulnwnts Ill h L"llg
1 a oubh• t't1Cnll I log m~n
-\\'oml'll ,1 I C SOOII'IIIIIl!S If>·
qutrod to hltVl' mor~ educattun
111.~11 men 111 order to qu.allfv lot
pohrt• wor._.
-Women 11: ho hll Yl' lwen hln>d
as pollee ollicers hl'l' not ust..>cl
to lht•lr lull potenttal In most cities. lhl'Y .1re sitU ke~t out of
11 .tfftc, pat roland detecuvev.ork .
'l'hev usually end up tn secre-
tarial Jobs Ol' In ~~oork 'olollh JUV·
en ties
-In some clttcs, women ..Lnm't
allowed to lake exam:. whu:h could
qua II f v t heom for supervt-.oq
JObS
In Oregon, m.ln\' depa rtrncnts
on' l.Jt:glllmng to train \\Omen, but
sttll exclude ll1em from an\' sct­
lvllle:. Advnncerncnt tn grndi'
ar to u supenisorv }Ob ts des­
crtht.'tl by thro 0f'(lgon Employ­
'"""' Ofllcc ns ''almost impos­
sible"
fllced "1th ;1 stnni.Lr :.tluallon,
I ivc r>~t roil policewomen Uh:ltl
a compl!aant "lth tht! M sciii(!Rn
Cml Rights Commlsston lnst
'A~I'k clt.tr}!l~ unlatr v.orlonlt
t'Oth'
Tht hve, v.ho luvt ..t tot.ll of
13 Vt ,.ll::; servttl on the 110hc
fon·c, :;fl)'lh~r do lh•• ame-.or~
liS ch•ted I\'C S~l'gt:o.\nt~ m Jn,lll
c.tses, llUt ·' re p:ud thl' s~mc
l'oiiO 1s patrolmen . lZ,750 1
\' c ,, r n ·•tt' ('I I\' c.s I I c paltl
I 1,4'10
l) t• t r·o II Pollce"onwn G r n e c
Shal••t sa1d Ute cnt1'1\IIC~· «lual­
tflt'....lllons 101 JIOlt<'e~~oom n tu c
toughN' 111.111 I host• ul m tles, u •
liiU lhl' cl liSi' th.1t pohC1!'4011tl!ll
h '"" two \'t.: u· of eolleg~ \\htle
pall olml'n .u·e requtred onlv to have ol high school diploma.
An Oregon Women's Llb COlt­
ilion survey reveals that pr.ac­
llcc~ are stmllnr Although cJe­
tutk>d slud)es have not been com·
plcttld, th••\' suggest that stmilar
rondltlons cxtst throughout lht..!
West Coast
Women in th~ Portl,tnd Pollee
dt•partment, accordlnc to th~
Coahhon, Brc sometimes barr[!(!
1 rom lob 1 rn tmnc coursos. sHell
as physical defense. then later
lolcl that lbt>\' orcn'l quahfled
Cor positiOns that rcquii"C tbls
ktnd of t rninu
Mrs Milton tulds St.'Vcnil rea·
sons ror U51llg .. omen more ~­
It nsi\'CI) tn pollee ~ork tn her
boo'-. "Women nntl Pohc:.1~ " shi'
hsts the rollo"' ~~ uenefits to
1 he pollee dep.utmcnt and the
c.:mnm untl)'
-Pollee dopartmcnts ~outd litH"\•
tv.1ce as man • tlu:.tJifled cundtd­
,,ti'S to choosl' lt'Ont
-Pollet• set'\'tc:e ~:ouhl be tm­
provetl hy lllt l'ftchnlt the be 1
ctuttlllt~ ofllcet s. Jlartlcul rh' ln
terms ot l'dur.ution and U"11re­
ncs
-More v.omeu on th" force couh.l
tmpro~c JlOIICl'-commumty rela­
tions ~tti' concludes thai lht•J 'ts
C\ 11Jenei' to su :uest 1 hllt n pohc-1!.
v.omn11 m y Jll'll\'O.)W 1 ss hostile
b h vtor from proph: tnnn
pollcem 11.
Mrs Millon \'S "\\htle v.o· m~n comprise some SO percent
or tht! count!"\ 's population they
make up lt'ss than one por c~nt
of the pollee forct:" 'fhts i:; bl~t­
~nt discr1m1natt on tlut fh:pl'ives
muny gtrls, just out of college
of wall-paying, meanhc.glul em­
plovment
OSPIRG
Sllbnlits
bike fJlans
Pl~1s ror th final le~t of n
north-south biC)Clc palhconneet­
tng St Johns wllh t~akc Oswe-go
V>lU be suhmllhld Tuesd ) to thu
Portland Bte c:le Task Fore~ b
the 01·egon Stud •nt Public tnt cr­
est Res.-.. J'Ch Group (OSPIHG)
Du 1gns for tht' ltnk bet.,.l;!cn
Pt.'ntnsul P rk nll the Bt-o d­
V.'U\ Bru.lge "tll compl 1e a com­
prt>hcnst\ 'e piJn runce t~ed h an
OSPIRC-spon:o;or \'CI rl s at
l'ortland St tc.• Unt' •rsth
Tlh path .1\ df' I ned b) th
cl. s, .,.ould be in at Pier Para.
in St Johns follov. lOI Will
amctt Bh'd • th~ncc toP mnsula
Pilrk and nero th • Bro3dlloil\
Bradgc --
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Cultural Arts
Company performs
'As You Like It'
Toneght
··As vou Ln.~· It "tll hl' pe1 -
rormed tonaght at B p m m ~:,•an
b\ I ht' N c v. Sh!l).; l' spes I'C Com Jl·
anv. fhts IS lht .:.ccond of the
t-. 11 r-normances thl' I r o UJII'
from tn francisco 1s prt·~t>nllng
h~r. 1t L~•.ts and Clark The
pncc of admisston U 1 for
students and ~2 tor r;ent•ral ad­
mtsston
April 30
Paul.l Stsson, <ln LC semor,
will appear as .solotst w1lh the
Portland Jumor Srmphony Or­
chestra 1n tis rinal t>venmg con­
cert of tbe season Sunday Apral
30.
From 1959 to 1969 Miss Stsson
as a student or Mrs Dorothy
Mc:Corrnid; of Hood RlVt.>t ShL•I.s
a 1968 Graduate of Hood Rtver
H1gh School. Mtss Sisson has
::.ludied \'IOltD tor the past thrl!t.'
ye.trs •tlh Paul Bellam, LCpro·
fessor of mus•c
In 1967 she v.on the Mus1c in
Ma)' competitiOn at Pactrtc Unl·
n~rs1ty wbere she playl.'<i th~
Paula S1sson
VtoU& Concerto No 21 undm Jocoh
Avshalomov She was a member
of the Portland Jun1or Symphony
durutg 1ls European tour in 1970
and stood 111 for Isaac Stern.
plavmg theo BL>elhonm Concerto
before be nrnveo, dotng a work· lng a·chcA r:;.tl "alii lht• orcht•str .t
Miss Sts:;on uddl~ lu hl'l man}
musl<' .. 11 .ll'compllshnwnt s when
she "as nana-..l "1nnt•rtn tlw 196!.l
Mu Phl F.psalon nnnunl .schol.ll'·
.shtp com)ll'l ilion
MISS SIS!iOn, lhl' season·~
concl•rtmasl(li of the orctwst r-r1
will J>t.'rform tht• Kh.tchaturmn
VlOltn Concerto Ttcki'ls arc a­
vailable ,tt tht• CI\'IC Audttonum
bol orrtce, 226-2876 . Student ad·
mass1on 1s ont• dollar
May 1
Be~IMI~ Monday Ma) I the
l::rcer F .1mtlv Art Exhibit v. tll be
on dlspl.1y tn the Ll'\lotsand Cldrlo;
Collt>ge Llbr"On The exhlbtl In
dudes pen and 1nk drawings,
w ·' t e r color palntlnr.s. photo
praphy displays and svnthehc
pholor raphs. The ex hi bIt wtll
conttnue throu~h Mil) 31 andv.lll
bl' open dun~ the regular lib·
rar · hours.
Coff~· -.1th the arllsts as schl'd­
u1l>d for '7:30 p.m. on Wednesday
May 3. Th~ Ercl'g F:lmtly w1ll be
available to discuss the exhibit
1n the rnrc book room
Emotions
trigger
• • • lllJUfleS
Arctdent prone people may have
a temporary condition rather than
n permanent personaHty trait
Jccordin;• to the Aprtl SClENfE
DIGEST. lnlerestmg case his­
tones !rom a recent study show
that 1l 1s stattslacallv possible
for 1 small proportion of people
to have a large proportion of
ncctdcnts . But no one has vet
bl>~n abl~ to pinpoint the char­
ac:tertst ic:s or an acctd~ nt prone
person. In fact, one study finds
ham actlvt•, whtle another con­
cludes he's passtve. Emotional
stress and env1 ronmeotal factors
may play a more Important role
tn who tms accidents than does
personahly. some socaal sctent.
1sts are no"' dtscoverlng .
locates jobs
Th~re Is a P3Ying ]Db an Europe
avatlable to an~ col1€'ge student
wtllang 10 work. Most of the
JObs are In r,..sorts, hotels, r~.:s­
taurauts, ractortes. oUaces and
shops tn S\l.tll.erland· France ' ' C e rIll an)·, England, ltalv and
Spatn Standard wasesarealuys
paid and ~~~ room and board nrc
usually provided
Stud~>Dt Overseas Sen·lces, u
Luxembourg stud£>nl Or{!antzatlon wJll obt;un the JOb, work perm11.
vtsa, and any other npcessary
workt~ papers lor any college
student "'ho applies. SOS also
provides u bnef European and
JOb orumtat1on an the orgamza­
tton's 100-room castle before
you RO to your job. All ot thts
ml'ans lbat a few weeks at a
paytng )ob an Europe w1l1 more
than covl'r the cost or the new
$2'70 Youth F'are CUght hckt>l
ARCANE
BOOKSTORE
We specialize in pyscho-physical
scienceH, numerology, astrology, yoga,
gabalah, tarot, new age material.
Astrology classes.
PRESS and IRMA ROBt.ltTS
II AM Lo 7 PM
1637 SW Altlu rM.oml~ STUDENTS & FACULTY opposed to extended bombing of North Vlotnam honded out leaflets to
courage participation at a protest march In downtown Portland Tho march wos synchronlted
tratlons t hout tho coun . See stor on 1
~------------------- -Announcements
SACs sponsor blood drive
Roll up your sleeves!
The annual SAC Blood Dnv£
wtll be Thursday, tn ~tam rr.
d1ning room from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m
The Sacajeweans, o. sophomore
service tlub IS s~X>nsor tog the
drtv~.
Everyone between ages of 18
and 65, we1gh1ng over 110 pounds
may donate a ptnt of blood .md 45
minutes of their time.
•
•••
The deadline for applications to
communi cat Ions board positions
of LOG editor, KLC station mana
ger, and yearbook editor Is May I
Appllcallons are a v a II a b I e ut
the Tl.'mpleton lnlormatton desk
All Lewis and C.lark students
are ellg1ble.
Selection for the communi­
cations board positions will be
announced May 11.
•••
"Freaks" •, a 1932 111m thai was
wtthdr.twn from the pubhc rna1 ket
for over th1rty years, v. 111 bl'
shown .lt 7:00, 8:30. and lO:OO
this Friday In Evans
•••
Projects l972 Phlladelphtu Walk
ts scheduled ror· April 29. Slu-
in Europe
from the U.S. to EuropP and re­
turn
Interested students m&~v obtatn
the SOS Handbook on l'urntnr ,,
trtp to Europe which Includes the
tnaltal job apphcatton form job
hstlngl> and d~>scnphons, and a
breakdo"n of the brh.!l job or­
h.>nlallon tn Euorpt• by Sl'ntlinr.
then name, uddtl'SS, e<Jucahon
anstitulton and $1 (for .uldrussmg
hlindhnJJ and pot;l.tfl" to SOS­
Studeut Oversl'as SentcPS, Box
51 '73, Sanla B.1rbar11, CalUornla
19308. Apphc.tllons should bP.
submltled e,arlv ~>nough to ullov.
SOS ampll' tune to olit.tln the
work perrntls .uad other ncc••S·
sarv worku~g papnrs dents Interested In sponsonng
parlic1pants may submit pledges
or 5~ per mile and up funds w11l
go to lhe Allee R. Donadson F.d·
ucatton Selr Help Center Unlh>d
F'arm Workers Hospil:ll A rmz­
onico 1n Peru Jnd others. For
Information, call Linda Mounts,
Ext. 372
f' I rst Annual Pwba II \\'lnzzer
Championstups Entry fe~ ts 25~
?aY at tnlormo.tlon desk). This
wtll be May 3 and 4 at 6:30
tn the bolt om ol l'empleton .
Prizes will be awarded lo every­
one
•••
A new stgn up board hos b~en
set up across from the Templt>
ton information desk Students
who need rides and/or passa~es
are en co u r a g ~ d to l eave
their messages on the board.
Cathy Cote coordinator, hopes
this wall stimulate mon.• small
group back packing and hlktng
activities .
• • •
Three newcome1 s to I he polit­
ICal scene ID Oregon "''II make a
JOint appea&<tnce here at 8 30
p. m Sunday evenlnr tn the an
ternaltonal lounge
The three are Wendy Roberts
Ver-.1 Katz. and Pat Whlttnr They
are all runnlng tor seats In the
Oregon legislature
Each of them have been mvolved
in people oriented cuuses fa nn
worker!> rtghts, envlronmen tul
protection, and ,\ fuller role fo1
womentn government .\! decision
making
•••
Music Hour Wednesday, May 3
at 2;10 will be tn lhe chapl!l.
Organ student L.lur d Ruc,sell will
present works from Back Frand.
and Messtaen.
•••
Or Churles Thomas Cayc1!, a
psyrhtc researcher, wtll speak
tn Olntng Rooms 3 and •I on M01y
t l at 3 30 p m. -Dr Cayce, dJ rector of vouth
activities for the A~soctllhon of
Research and Enllghh:mment (A.
R E ), has d~>veloped S(.'Veral pro
Jert.s lotesl ESPablliUes In young
people He also helps thosl! with
pyscht<' abtlttll"> to dl'lormlnl'
the extent of their :,r•nslllvlly 1md
hov. to besl channel It
La'll fall he VI Slit d the Sovlut Umon 1ts part of an A R.E
to Investigate Russian
chologl cal research
He reci.'!Ved his Ph 0. In
Psvchology from the l'n&'""'~
or M ISSISslppi. haVIO~ Ot'VI?IIX!
and tested classroom pr<JICed!ln
for the Head Stnrt Preschool
gram for his docto1nl
•••
Ex-t.ewts wd Clark
Earl Blumenuuer , \lotll speal
the lot Prn.ltlon.t I Lounre Mn
at '7 30 p m He i:) presenth
s1stant to thr Pri'SIIIenl for
dent AHutrs at Podlarul
and has been active 1n lobbyi:
effot·ls for youth rights
•••
'l'he Convocat ions c omm rra.H,
sponsonng the following tecmm
bv P Lal: Mondav at 3:30,
llintlu Concept of God";
at 3 30. The Meanu~g of
Upamshad WedJil'stlnv at 3
"Three Indian Poems· of
Yeats"; and Wednesd.w at i
"Modern lndtan Literature"
I e c t u res w1ll be held tn
a mck A reception v;11l follo'fi
evl:'niiiR lecture
•••
Tht:: Northwest Blue Grass f
laval will bl' Fndav, Aprll
lht• ctvtc aud1tor1um at 6 30
to nudnt~~tht G€'nera 1 adrn
will bt' $3 00
•••
Can ptu•akeles mnke Rood
yers'• Onr such btrd wllo ba~
cadt>d to take up res1denl 11
law school apparentlv fblnk~
It vou have lost a parnkt'l'l
terested sn law contact
Clock at the Ia" school at
7535.
• • •
A gtaduate nc1lal b\'
Oslt•rman trombone player,
he SundaY Aprtl 30, at 3:00
Evans He Will perform ... ~ .. ~.~
S chI ff rn J n Mozart.
Read, S.mder ~ und Bl•rnsh
Asslsunv wtll b(.' Karn S.ll·
on t lw phtno and orvan
•••
ll,IYt• you ,dwuy ~ wanh:!rl
Ftrht or t hl'SI' rnu rvelous rntllt't:i
;J rt: b••tnp f'l vt~n a way fREE
good hom~s Thl'V malw good
ns w••ll h pJov,ac.ltiVt•"""'"''r
lion pIer." s Coral act Jnnnl·
Nancy at rrn 7, Odt>l Hull
3'72 Quality nr1ndcrullftd
Ooodt pom.ry nnnd
spun lind tmpollfld r----------------y;un "••noel glllU
11 TRY THE Ai:"L~NEW _______ _
mllcr mo nnd nppzuel F 1 R E
Alto IClUOnS worklhOP I I STO N E IN N
and oemont.trattoru or tho colon••• crllllS. 1
c.u ns-38ss I Food Beverages Games
5323 S E. H•rotd St, I Corner ot S E. 5-'11, ·• 0 .,1,0... L. !0299 SW Pac•ttc Hwy Portland 2·\6~
• ___ ....., __ ;;;;..;;.;.;.;...;.;~.;,;;;;,;.;; ... ::....J ----------------------------April 27 1972
Clarl
soun
The lnst.tllatann
rnt I rl'l v n~>w .Hill
p,,mpllrt S)X>rt-. ( 1.11
pll'tNl n•r>rntlv, an<
tncHrnlton of llmll
sound •oquapnu.>nl PI
lt!lVl' piiiKIIt'rl lhl' ~~
pic~
Mr. Stanlry C1.u·
C 1.1 rk ':> Aud1o-1
'llsor, expl.t ancd I I
proJ~t·s contm<:t
Sound Co., cr .. atel
oulltOl' fot' the SJ
rorrnal specihcatl
v.llh, and IOR,•thl!l
out lhu dl't;uls durt
months nnd tall qui
sull, he saul, was
plopm~>nt that ov
JH·ohlems us tlwy
provules great rll•J
cellenl result~ l
u res foJ thP ne\lo
mounll>d to M,800
M.mv df'IPCts 1n)
vtous desar.n setJ
rorrectl:'d 11w st
ct•pt ortgtnallv tnc
leatun•s \loUs fU\3
.111d now lht! syste
nev. speakers, 1111
umns ror s I a g j
multi-cellular ho
events, push --b~
and a host ot ott\
ntcal lmprovemt•n
The old system
and 1t v.as 1mpos
lhtng anto tt and
Clark~ explained,
de$a~ned bv some
pr act tc.tl experw
lltonal equtpment
for '1 00 ~ISO a 11
lr.ed for spect.tl
rock concl'rts. I
old speaket·s, a
rntxt>r~ wel'l' dl$
Jr~ now av.aiiJ
ot ht'r p.u·t s ot t h
The Pamphn (
trc.al ciiJr.tC t l'l'l
Crt bed 3S "PXI I'~
b~~rn wtth h\' 1
sptle Of th1s, thq
l'r In Pamplin"'
h' ' an no" undl
Smiths
houses
171/2'
The I ong est be it (
ed now resides
son ian lnst ttut 101
ll'l't of 1t It b
l angset h of No~
In l927 If, Ilk
men, he grl:'\lo lh
hl' constdered st
consum111g. he h
the Aprtl SCIEN
Herbert Mescon ' department or
Boston Unlve
that 1n ss
"Ill spend
or 139 days Ins
,, ..
Pielc-u
De live
8517 s I out leaflets to
synchronized
'irive
or an A.R.E
Russian para~st·
earch
hiS Ph D. tn
om the 11ntv~
• having <ll'l'Pifl!.
ssroom procl'liuD
art Preschool
doctoral
•••
nd Clark
1uer, v.tll spl!ll
mal Lounn M6J
~e 1s presenth
Presulenl for~~
at .Portl.1nd
actl Vf' tn IObb•J\t
outh rights 1:~~1"l
•••
tt Ions Com milieu
e roll owing leclllll\
!lnday at 3:30,
)l or Cod"; Tu~!~
e Meanu~g of
W~nesll,ly at 3
m Pol'ms or I!
Wt11n£'Sd3 y at
n Ltter-a!Ure'
ttl bt-h~ld tn T
plton will tollo
re.
•••
~st Blue G 1 .1ss
f nda v, April !I
tortum at 6 30
L ene rat adrnlslWJ
•••
tl es make rooo'
1ch bird who ha
e up rPstdenl ll
apparently thtnk.S
lost a puruklil
Ia w, C'ontact
law school at
•••
r£:cltal
ombone play~;~r,
pr tl 30, al 3:00
II perform u:n,rttt
, Mozart
rs and Be "'"''"
11 he Kim 811
nd organ.
• • •
lwa~ ·s wanh:d
P mar Vt:'\OU'"
1ven away fRr.~
11'hl'Y malw good
'ovaCJIIVt' <'011Vt'lrll s Contact J~>nn~
l ? Odl'l H,tll,
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INN
Games ______ .... April 27 1972
Clarke corrects
sound problems
Tlw tnst.dl.ltton ol ,1n .tlmo'il
f'lllin•ly nt•v. .111dlo wslt'm 1n
Parnpllll Sp<u Is C t•nlt•r waf> rom
piCil>d rf"rt•nt lv, and It vt ves l"Yery
lndlc.JIIon of finally solvJnp lh£
sound pqulpm,•nl ploblt•m!. whiCh
ttavt• plntrlll'rllht• 2 mill ton cum·
ph•X.
M r St wh•y Cia rkt:, l ew1s and
C tar· k ·::. Audio-VIsual Supr>r
VI SOl , cxpl:t I nl'd I hat hl' and the
pt'OJt~ct's contr.tctor, Hose City
Sound Co., cr t•aled a .strurhnal
outline fot' lhl' svst~m v. tthout
for mal sp~clht".1tlon~ to sl.trt
v.llh, and IOfto"ther they worked
out ttu.• clt•l'l tis dut lt~g the sum mer
months and l.tll quarter. Thl• rc·
sull. ht• s.1td, was ll systP.m dev·
t•lopment I hal overcame ne"'
JII'Ohll'm'> Js they a rose and nov.
provtdes fll cal fll•xtbtlily and t>X •
c'•llent results Tot a I l•xpenchl ·
ures for th(• Ill'"' equipment J­
mounl cod to I 800 thing belrv s.wl nv•·r· lht> (lUhllc
addl"fls:. sy<Jlfltn. and 111 lad wUl
~ntov It. smooth l•~xlur•• of dt•l
lvttrv Thf' tint mJJor I PSI of lhl•
new PqulpJOI.'I\1 CUfllf' wllh lhf' lu
ternattonal Party •·arltr•r thl~
ytMr .tnd Jltt>rw trds II wus d••s­
crllK'd as a 'blp ~ucccc;., lor
the whole syslt•m Sever.tl mon•
minor ll'chntc.tl tmprovemt•nt)
wert! accompltshed at the sam••
time
1:. ven the old sysh.•m recelvt~d
more than tis sharP of complaints
ho"' ·~ver C Iarke '>IJh d lh:tl an
outside ~qu1pment comp~ny
brour!hl rb own components i.lnd
personnt'l 1 n for thP K hrt>~tulfN
son conct>rt last year but fatlt><J
to make lht> propel .. et ups The
second half or lht• pt•rlo1rnanrc
was savl"d when LC 's own stu·
dent sl.1 tc stepped 1n and m.ulc
r·earrany.t>ments The s I u dents
also partrrtpniMI In r.onsult.rllons
reg,mHnr Pampltn 's new llxlurl's
and Clark(' staled lh.tl he has
'pnde and conhdenrP tn thelt
techntcal abtltth ~'>
The new components h,IVt' only
he en marketed tor about on~:> vear.
LC's tnstallatton r~pr~sl'nls thP
first of its kind 111 Ort.>gon .. and
with tl we c.1n close thl' "Cas ..
of the Unsound Sound Svstem." Pioneer Log Page 1
Crist plans off-campus program
A umque lea ming I.'Xpurt~"'nr.••
dt!slgned by and for st u'h.-nls IS
being oflror ted as on!"! ol the oil­
campus progr.Hns for f.&ll lt•rrn
1972 Soc tologv Professor .lfld
Mr·s John Ct·tsl will bl' the r.u;­
ulty lr.tcler~ for tht• PXpt:rlml•nl.tl
llvtn~ and IE>arntnv program tn
sorl,tl problem::.
S•!l••clt:d parUcipanls v.lll 1111.'"1
wtth lht! ll'ader·s thts t~rrn to pl n
the lfmlt.tllons , th~~roup s v. Ultw
fr~e to travel to anv area In the
U.S., v.lth the exception ol ltu•
Southw~?st The program will bt•
10 \lo'f?l'kS.
It Is ~ntactpated thut sonal! c:unp·
tng and shanng ol cookln~t ond
hou!ieli P. ~ p 1 n g respons\btht tes
will bt• rcqu1red so lh.ll funds
muv be most effectively ust!d for
the purpose or the program
Cou.-ses oUP.rcd for a totul of
three unH.s are· Soc. 226, Rural
and Urb.an Soctologv; Soc t3Z,
P••rsonulttv Croup and Culture,
and Soc 98 l98 Sp!!l'ltl Studt~s
In Soctul Problems lndPpPnd~nt
pro)Pcl). Options will b1 avf•ll­
able to students who h.t'il' had
one or these courses on camJIIIS
Appllcutrons , which are avail­
able fi'Om the Ollie~ of lntcr·n·
.al1on.11 Pr~rams m Templclon
Cenlr>r. should be completed by
Mav 2. SOCIOLOGY PROFESSOR JOHN CRIST and hit wife will lead an
off<amput program In social problems neJtt fall Application• for
the program are due May 2. Manv clef~ls tn Pamplin's pre­
vtnu!> destRn st•l up ha vr been
ror·n•c lt>d The stt>rO sound con­
ct•pl or'l~tlnallv tn<·orJiorah>d utlls
featun•s was ftnalh abandon\'!d,
ami nov. the system boasts or ull
"""' speal.:t•rs thr~.>e Bozak col·
urnns lot• s 1 ,.1 g ,, productions .
mulli·ccllular horns Cor sports
evl!nls, pus h··butlon switching ,
anrl a host ol other more tech­
ntc.tl Improvements
Tho old svstem v.as tnflt•xthle
.11111 11 was tmposslble to lie any·
thang tnto 11 and mak£> tl v.ork,
Clarke explained , tw<ause lt v.a.s
dt·slgncd bV somt>One v.tth hllh.•
pr act ten I l"').penen< .'t Now, add­
lllonul equlptnPnl may be rent~d
ror I 00 "150 and read I h ultl­
llt>d lor special ev~nts surh as
rock cone(> Its In add Ilion the
old speakers , amplllters and
miXPrs were cHsa!isemhlt!cl and
.all now a vallabh.• lor use on
01 hl'l p.u·ts ot the c .1 m11us OSPIRG fund donations disappoin t
budget 'thrown way off ..
Arrington;
The Pampltn CPnler s acous·
11c.,1 char tclt>nsllcs v.ere d~s·
crlhL>c:l .1s • '••xl rem ely poor" to
bt'gtn with bv Mr. Clar~e In
spilt• or lim>, ttw normal hslen­
t•r in P.unphn v.all c.hscovt>r that
ht un no"' undt>r·st1nd ~:>very
Smithsonian
houses
171 /2' beard
The longest heard ever record
I'd now restdes 111 the Smith
soruan lnstttut ion -all 17 I }2
fL't'l of it II belongt>c:J to Hans
I .w"seth of Norwav. who died
111 192? lf, like many modern
nwn, he grew the beard because
hP constdered sha vln~ too ttme·
consumulg, he had a potnt, says
the April SCIENCE DIGEST Dr
Herbert Mescon. chturman of the
department or dermatology at
B o s Ion Unt verstly, calculates
that tn 55 years or shavtng he
will spend <1boUI 3,3SO hours
or 139 days an sh.avtng. Oonatwns hv LC .tudenb to the
Oregon Pubhc: lntPI (•st Hl.'sflarch
Group cOSPIR~) lt>ll short of the
~xpedl'd total
OSPIRC anllrfpalffi about $1100
I rom LC lnSIL'ad II rcceiV(>tl h•ss
that 750.
• C B. Arnngton, Jr • he.1dolthe
LC chapter ol OSPIRC. s.ud th.tl
the organlz.;tliOn's llud~tet mtght
be "throv.:n ~.n · off'' hv the lo~
don a 11 on s .tl LC ancJ o the 1
schools
At OSU 39% ol thc.stutt~nt asked
Cor thetr monev back, he s.ud •
Th(' donations from LC n•p·
resent an t•ven lov. er percentu~e
Arrtnglon .said that 11 OSPIRC
hns to cut 1ts hudret tht' mliJOr
effect~ wall be on lh( tntersht~a
prorrams Ue s.11d that thts could
mean etthet rewl'l posthon~ or
lower sal.u·ie!> lor the 11\tt>t ns
OSPIRG donations "'t'tt• not lov.
at all schooh in On·~n. ho.,..evt•r·.
Accordtng to Arrlmllon onlv
400 students at PSl lSkt'<l tor
lhetr refund
Arrrnglon sa1d tht:' method ol
collecting fund!> was paruallv to
blume ror tht' lo-.: donations at
l(.
Th~ 1 donation v.,ls included
as a volunt.trv ttt>m on the colll.>gt>
• ATLAS TIRES -BATTERIES
& ACCESSORIES
free
Pielc-&Jp &
Delivery
BURLING LUBRICATION
TIRE SERVICE
ELECTRONIC TUNEUP
BRAKE SERVICE
E CHEVRON
8517 S.W. Terwilliger 246-2239 btll lor this term
Arrtngton said the collev" exec­
ullv~ counctl decrded that I he
donation should be manda ton and
that .11 I students would have the
rtvht to get their· monev b:Jck.
But the bustness ofhce fa tl(>d
to requl re the don:aton, Arrington
expl.uned .
He saul thJI manv students dtd
not knov. wbP-ther or not the~ · had
coni rlbuted to OSPIRC
· • About 100 students asked for
refunds even though the college's
records shov. the) never con­
lrlbutt!d. ·• he satd.
Twentv-flve of the students who
~ c I u a 11 y contrtbuted recetnod
lht.>lr refund
fhe bustness ofllct: mtsantet • prt•ltttl th( cXPCUltVP. counctl
deciston, " hr said, "and tn some
cast•s they dtssuaded tudents
from p.1vl~ the. doUar."
•
G 8 ARRINGTON
. .. heads LC OSPIRG
Next fi.lll ttw coll~·t tenl.lltvel)
pl.ms to make OSPIRG rund1ng
mandulon and provtdt for ~tu­
dt>nl~ who v.unt thelt money re-
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'lnctudea alr tare, transfers, hotel, and lei.
These flights are limited to atudenta. faculty. and staff ol Lewis and
Clark College and membert of their lmmedtate families
SEATS FILLING RAPIDLY
MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY
•
CALL 226-3566
For reservations and appllcattona
.. fundl'(J.
AI h•ast one of the LC students
who colh:ctL>d un OSPIRG rc.run•l
lttst wet•k wusn'i completely s.tt­
lsfled .
Ketth Raines, u sentor ntu)Qrlng
in economtcs , toyi.!d v.·lth the idea
to lotkmg OSPIRC to sm. II cJatms
court to collect antcrl!sl on has
monev
Rames s:ud, "If I'm enUtlt'd to
a refund I oughl to b • enUlll'fl
to payment for the potenti I earn­
ang vnlut! ol my doll r "
He added that he didn't thmk It
v.as .... orth the trouble
"ln k('Cptng ·tth the true Lev; 1s
and Clark Coll~e sptru, 1 don't
h.n·e eather the llme or the I nit­
ttattve to sue,' • be said.
Jim Pittman
1201 S.W. 121h. Suite 300
Century Tower
Portl•nd . Oregon
221-0271
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Scra'illt
ullcg~ Stut/c,:ts
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-Page 12 Ploneor Log -=~~-~----April 27. 1912
~..-,._,.;---Team defeats illamette
•
L 0 pla:;;;..yJI,e_r, Biit Mllto7' dtrects the P1oneor offense in
a game aga.nst Sandy High School last Fndoy The Proneers
returnod to their winning ways With a 1 1-6 victory over Sandy
Tnursda) the squad traveled to Sunset H1gh and was soundly
refeated . LC broke better than even with a convlnce ng 23-6 victory
~:ve~r~F~o~re~s~t~G~ro~v~o~S~e~ tu~~~a~y----------------------------------
• J'h~ Lt>v. 1 :wei Cl.u I> lr.eck
I\'.Hn, II S L ll ~ hl'.ttl ,tnd dt..•Sill'
~lll'll' tiiiCIII "llli l.&c).;lrw. Urhlt>il
.1 glllrhlUS Clhtph-1 Ill llll' r.nl­
lt•~t>'s tlhletH' ,111111\IS h\' IIJIS~;11
1ng \\'tllnnwlh• , 77-(i8, 111 .1 •hwl
meet held I.Jsl S.ttuntar
R.llldr F1l.e "as !iiiJIPrh Wiant
mon• l'an bo s.thl .tiltH h~ heiJII'II
pull tht• PwnN'I s to \'IClul \ h\
"'fllllllt~ .tn "un1.11r' total of lOtti
t'\'t!IIIS • 1111' Inn~ JIIIIIJI, tt'tplc
Jump, ?20 \'ard dnsh, .tnd th••
tu~h hlll'tllc:;, v. hall' J!]Rrtng lllml
In the 100 SJirllll E~lll'rl jutll!•'d
tlhtl th(• ke\ to \'ltlorv ftw tlu•
vtsatang Bearcats It\ "llh u
nllliiOJIOI\' tn the spi'IIIIS, lllll 11115
Salunl:tv f akc v. llS not to hl' d••-
m \ >tj
Tht• ev,..nl Umt l'rnOIIon1ll'
bi'Oke the tuck of \\'1llamutt•• had
to bt.• 1111' male Hoh BYP•I 1\cn
W~l.trtl , .111d Hach Ols<llt 11111 •
ly S\l'l'JII I he I ,ICl', hut dart SO lfl •lf'mor,tltzang l,ashwn 'l'lu• 1 e
s p r• ,~ 1 i' 1• rlorktngs of ·I 15 5,
I 27 I .11111 1 18 Z .IJ!pro:U'III'tl lh••
fnstesl tluco·nt.lll splits 111
Norlh"l' SI ronh•l't~llr I hl~llll '\'
Hot It squ.Hts ca 1111 up "' 1 I h
r:utl\ t.llot'ls H~'>~ tHr• c: Vlttlll'\'
Ill th•' shut .tnd G1.1n Lt•t•'s 11 o:,h
n•••ns·tt lhn1v. nl 202' 111 thf• JIIVI'­
Iln ,,II oJ••fll'll thl' pn~·nll'l•l 101 ·­
c.tst sht~Pt \\ lllarm•ttr> countct t..od
"tlh a n•cunl-bt e.tkin.: 42 9 iuthu
spl'inl relaY unci a futr• 1-2·3·
S"C''P Ill Ill(' hl~ll JUIIP
1\ h 0 V Q .1 I I , 1:: I d 0 II f I ' S
"rt o oms d n \' cJ L~l:tnce em ps •
pr u\'ed tlwu ultunate v.o1th Be·
shh'S till' perh!et hntsh 111 th"
mile, Ooh H\·erlv und Paul Mn·
lin paced thco hall mliP "'lnh•
T{•h\ llantcls, K<>n \\'ootl.~l II, n11d
,John \11h'ht~t grabh1.'<1 .111 t"o·
nule (IOtnts Tht' dtst.utce llun­
cl.uls .l<'<'ounteO IOI' 26 points
\l.lulc Wtll:tm\1lll! could man.tK'' on I \ (Ill "
The SPV••IIIh .tnd hnal duel tn~et
Ol lhl' 1!172 SI'.ISOII "llll,tl\.1' pi:\(
111 P.ullflc• IJnl\ , this ~.!lilt •l.ar
al I :10 11 111
Batmen
plan
recovery
t\11••• n w~da•nrl of cloubll ht>.td·
PI'S tn till' Nol'lhw .. st Conr"n•net
tht> Ptonet•r h,,seh.lll squad flllds
rl s t>ll b~tund L~..t~ue-ltJach iiJ
p,,clftc tlntvf'rSll} bv t"o g,&me.s
Tht• I.C team II.IS pl,rvt:d Ito
gnmcs ll•Ss than tltt• Roxe1s
Players ply paddles In ping-pong play-offs S;llur-clav tlll' t1.•am w1ll tr tt
catch IIJI to Pllclfl~ bv plaVIIIJ
l\lo ~lltnl'S ag.11nst thl' Rolu•r!t .al
G.thl'll'l Park,lhc Plont•cr 'i hom@
twld Aller thr Saturd<~VR •IIl\ellt~
Plurwers "all cone hHie I hell rort~
lf>n•ncr- season .tgatnsl the dP.
llmdtnr. national rhanwtons Lin
llt!ld Till' ~anws "til he do"n .U
McMinnvi lie .1 week ft'Orn Satur­
daY ~twspaper n~eo Peter f''
an edltorlaJ declsl
~en's "ENEMY Of' 1
.~ .... r See story on p 8J Ltt GutJ.thr
St.tfl Writer
It ba ar rn Pn at thr> lime ot
year sgatrl for one or Lt.>v; 1~ nnd
Clark's famed atblehc c:ollts1ons
the All-Comers P111g-Pong Tour­
nament Thts sdlool-"V.Idl· event
mvtled am· plDy\;'r to tn· out h1s
or her sk1lls 10 a last delch
attempt to gaJD the clump1on-sht o htstder·s consider ll thl'
"fmal showdown" lor those v•ho
haVl"i1 boHSll'(l of U1c slolls all
Vl•ar long but han• thus l.tr :l\'Otd­
t'd oompetlllon .
Th1s l'Vt'nt v.a also hl'ld last
quarter, but It IS bJck 11g.un os­
tenstbh bv popular demand. In
sp1te of lhts claam. fe~~oer stu­
dents l'lL'Cted to participate thts
finish Softball games
intramurals program
w~ather permtttlng , the llller­
muralS sonball protram wall ~et
untll'r way soon Tbe first sched
ullod I" a me v•as yesterdn~ bfotwel:'n
tht• Public Ha1rs and lbe Br.llld·
• u~s 8 tndlts. Tbe softb.liJ lear,ue
is broken down into two confer­
ences and two dlv1s1ons tn each
conference .
l.ast vear•s tntramural champ­
IOns, tbe Mabus, pulJed tnlo the
lead for the yearly n:.ard Thl•
Mabus, who Brushed third 3.rter
the hrst term, r-.mked h1gh tn
the basketball l~gue to overtake
Stgma Alpha Epsaloo. SAE ,.1l.s
the leader after the lnttlal ouar·
independence
thought
action
work it
that way
succeed
that way
move
fast
earn
high
inducement
22~~ ~
our top agents
began
on campus
doing insurance
making out
well
well ter
The Mahu5 winners of thP 8\ac)..;
league en b.1skelball , succumbed
to thl' Mt'rn· Pranksters tn the
C I n a 1 s of the play-offs T he
Prankster s Wl'rt• lht-v. mnel s or
the Orange le-.tgue. The Mabus
now stand tn ftr'il "'1 tb 433 points
ahead oJ SA£ and BrandiPs Ban­
dtts who have 402 ,tnd 380 pomts
res~llvelv
Brandtes Bandits c.1me out wtn·
nes of thl• tntermurat wrestling
tournamt>nl. The Pranks l e rs
were runnl•rs-up and the Mabus
rtmshed third
insurance counselling
check our campus program
PROVIDENT
MUTUAL
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I ,. ' I>
Frasch & Associates
Richard H. Frueh Mgr
Suite 315 Riviera Plaza
Portland , Oregon 97201
Office telephone m 4301 lllllf'·-SOIIIl', l•Pt'haps, :ue Sllll
sulh•rll\1! the btt:"' dn.·~::o of dl'·
ft.•at l.lut one studl'nt calh'<i tlw
l.tsl tournc\ "nlmo!>t World W,tl
Three," ancl undoubtL.,.JlV some
casual h~s an• h•ll o\'el I rum th.tt
too.
Log Sports Edt lor B a v \' 11 n
Horne descrtlR•sone or the chm.t·
ct1c excllemt>nt bv .:.a vtng I hat the
dtsputes lav v.tth the srh1.>dulin~
system Many ~rsons who stgnl·d
up !or· tbt> tourn.un••nt v. erP call­
ed upon to play at t llnl's v. lll.'n
thev \\ere unabh.• to, and no t?f-ou·l!ctor, gav~ another tnll.•r·pt i'·
tat ton She not~?d that It slal•'~l
clea rlv wht'n students Sll!lle•l up
lot· I he tournament al what ltml'S
the play-offs "'o u 1 d l'e h1•hl
Therefore, II a student could not
be at the ~.tmes at the sclll'dllled
tames, he mtvhl <tS well hav"' nut
SII!Oed up. The pttchlltg for LC has beta
liPid together (or lhl' most pan
by senior Jtm Clau-. Over lhP
st>ason Clair has bPen giving up
less than two runs a mne-mmnr
game. L,arrv Bo~e has been thf
top httter for lhl• l C squad ,.lib
an average of helttH than tv. o htts
In five at bats Ont• can make up Ius ov. n mind
as to wh1ch storv sounds hcllt.:l'
And he could pro)ect that tf thP
games were scheduled (or 2 .l m.
11 would make another rood story • I
the follov. rng week about 'l.tck
forts were made to provtde g.1rnt>s or stud~.>nt 1nterest 1n sparling BOOKS 1 fOWil
adu~
Tbe Dean of Faculty
ate Friday the name
s Commeocemenl
the two other i1
~sen to recel ve hon~
"""s from Lewis and I al llmes more convPntPnl for· events Si~lllcantlv . the cu1- & I
them Smce 11 was .l stnr,le· r en I championship mvol ve~ a tee
elhntnatJOn arranrernent or vtc- double ell m tn at ion ~ystem HOUTI QUE The graduation addre
tory meanuw "tf you lose once, whtch gJ ves the student a chance """"' .. "'"' by Or. Lore1
vou rc {lnbhed. · manv prospcc-to come storming back 111 lh~> 1 ~ E Is e 1 e y. llltt>rn
uve pltners werl:' Hnlslwd • 111 evt>nl ol an initial loss bv de BOOKS M<•laph_v • .,t,·al. anthropologist al
short order. Th1s, accordlnl' to raull or tneptitude On'u// & III"~!Jirfl/Wnal I s the Benjamin Fran
Van Horne, resulted 111 11 ale k5sor of Anthropolog
1 o s e r s and lack-lust~r fmul Play as now held everv TuesdtlV G I~· r.s lndta Clot 111111! I !istory of Scll'mce at
games, evemng at 7 p m tn the Temple- I
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tm May 8 Ln the Couq
• ....,,ms one and two
·rested students
Morse wbo has beel
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aYocates amnesty
:tsl~;ter·s. wt thdra w I
forces !rom
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Elections r
Tuesday's run-off 4
'73 ASLC officers
for juolor S
president and
1u•r Chang as vt
total or 734
•rnctp;lted In lhr
a 51 ' major!
vletory. Sebabt
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