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November 9, 1972 Volume 31, Number 8, Part 2 [Extra Election Edition]
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Vol. 31, No.8, Part 2 Lewis and Clark College
EXTRA ELECTION EDITION
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ILANT SUPPORTERS -Mark Hatfield supportera receive Joyful news as the Senator Is reelected
another term. Hatfield wea a heavy winner over Democratic candidate Wayne Morae. Early
prompted Morae to concede early In the evening. Photo by Marian Fennimore.
•
purs election coverage
campus involvement
Sharon Madsen
Staff Writer
and
Jay Johnaon
Staff Writer •
who d1d not drop by
during election n~ght
exc1t.em~nt and fttudent
mn:"ment that '" rare on
campus~ .
·•11rlln pH the bt!ttl electiOn
for LC Rtudant.s w88
on frequency 860, the
Ilion· s bnnd, and 1t 18 too bud
more people d1dn'l hA~n to
Colltcrllne, Nancy Buchnn,
Bruce Dwigl(ens , the co
hm·m'"' of the elcchon mght
hoppentngs Week of nd
plunnmg, rehcarsmg . and
tin~t helped mukto the
run moothly, cnsply
profCM•onnlly
Kramor. faculty nd~ IHOr of KLC was extremal;. pleasoo
"tth the efforlb put forth by the
k1ds at the station
Kramer snid, 'W c c:an
provtdt! election coverage tuned
fti)('Clally to the LC nudumC'e
We were able to concentrat~ on
local ~~sues and tnlercsting out
of stow 1ssues for collegeq
Be"'tdes, the event provides o.
fun, inwrcsling n nd va luablc
learmng expenence"
He went on to suy that
"though people were IUtiU((ned to
do work. the proverbud 'whip'
did not have to be cracked.''
Over forty-one peopl~ were
work1ng on November 1 nnd
eleven c:ampn1gn heo.dquortnr
were manned on election n1ght
by etghteon KLC' Mt.aff memoor~ .
LIVe coverage plu& pre· tu~d
mtcrviewt- wtth ovor thnty cftn·
didatc5. mcluding Mark Hat
field and Wayne MorS(' up-
ote results please
oung Republicans
by Steve Shown
Staff Writer
hmun Crog Jo.,}yn, who
Wtlh th~· Yountt
durmg the Mtamt
ion It-plt•luwd thnt hul
won by u Jon<tt~hdt'. but not
ill~:d .
nddrt!S8l•d onvolopc .. in
for the Nixon (.•\mpRtl{n.
contJn u~d to work thcst•
months u tloor 111upurviaor
Portlnnd h~adquur~r
llt, wau·hing th,• rt•turM
tt-lc\•ision •rucsdn)' night
gcung to the victory part)'
ht•adquarr...•rs, he trl'tcht•d back an hiH chfiir and o1d with
great oxutem\lnt. "I've enjoyed
working"
According to Jo!tlyn. 1t wns
worth mtssing dun•,., on
Tu~sdnv nnd tht• ten dollar • pnrking ttck~t ht! R<lt "h1l~
parking tn front of the
Repubhctln headqunrtcra .
J~lyn, a Republican "ull the
Wll.) ... work~d by Nixon bt:-t:llUIIC
htt needed support.
Another factor thnt mnu~n·
tl-d hit1 dt•dttion wa hi comm1
from what ht' cllll!l a Republican
nui~thborhood. Orona~ Gounty,
Ca I iforniu. plemtmU!d the thrct! anc:hc1r·
mon'" prtosentation which w~
unique becuuse littll~ network
news waa utilited.
Dave Roburta wus stationed
of the Multnomah Countv Com-• putor center
results ar<'!
rehenn~d . wht!re election
tabulatt!d and
Jody Hotku, who anc:horl'd
K LC coverage "•th Dale
Cu11t.erhM hun ~ur and ~ho i..~
tn W n11hml(ton 0 C thts term.
called m n report on the e-lection
fyom thl•rc
New round-up were unt oul
euch hall hour to Reed College
and from t.hurc lo Stanford,
W ushmgton. 0 (' . New York.
w~(;onain and ChtC:IlRO through
the Oregon Collegtaw Brond·
en at Syawm. 'Thull K LC !'tories
Tl'(Ci\'ed notion·"-idl' e posure.
In addition K LC rt.<(d\' ed
torics from KZSU Stanford
Univ~raity's radio tat1on and • from WHRB. Harvard Univer-
•it)
KLC reporters Bob Yanof~ky
.\nd Don SLurbRrd hnd the op
portunity to intervie "'
M\:GO\'ern's cumpn1gn manngl!r
und pre !\et'rl.!lan for the State
of Ort~gon Both students agreed
thut the lllJ)(•rienc: • enhnncl'd
thotr mt..•rviewing .. kith.
Sktp Woync, t~l.l\tJom.'d Ill the
hl•ndquurtt•r.. of .ltm Rt•ddcn,
vtrtonou dcmoantil candidat e
for at.att· tn•nJiur..•r , mnnag~d to
huvt• nn intcrvww "ith thl· can·
didutP. nlong \\ ilh other
prulessionftl journalists.
Nnn H11nnon, head of Kt.C'
rww11 dt•purtmenl "ns rcspon·
ibh• for the coordinauon of the
oomprehen ive ne\\ covtoraxe.
She was aa.sistcd bv Jantll Wire • who helpl·d direct the opt•ratton
from KLC tudios. downtown on
action
By Jeff Leavitt
Staff Writer
To complement CampuH
covl!rllgt• of the nnttonul election
rt-sultA, The Piont••!r Log tlflnt
Cnrolt• Smith, Marian
Fen imon1, 11 nd ,Jeff Leln'llt
do" ntown to co.,•er the Monc·
Hatli•·ld t•nutoriol rae•~ and thc.1
McGov,.rn -Nuwn pr tdentiol
el .. ct.Jon.
Thl• Hatfield hcndqu rtcrs
were relatively cnlm during the
fir t hours after the polls closed.
R<1b K ronmlln, chan man of
the Hutfield campAtgn at I.C
sntd, "I f~l that it will b•• a
clo,e rnc:••." He rttlt that LC had
voted about 60!1 Hutfield und
4Ull, M or· 1.'.
Morae He•dquertera
Whtlt• at Lhc Mor .. t· hl'adqunr·
t.ers, Tom Mnson. Multnomah
County Coordmato r for the
Mors., cnmpntgn snid, "It's on
earl,) vott.t that tends to be
Republican m nature."
Mason's rcspon t! to~ard thl'
McGovern defeat wa • "J don't
think there is any bittern • towards the Mc:GO\t!rn loss. I
think JK'Oplc hnc more r pect
for a man "hen he hllll losL"
Back to Hetfleld
Bact.. .tt th" Hatfield
headquarten tht> pace of the
election quickl!nt.:d a11 the r~ulta
continued to pour in. Craig
Honeyman, Youth Coord ina tor for the Hatfield orgamzauon
sntd, "We arP pr~tty improstH:d
"'ith the early return ."
lloncvman also lelt that Hat· -field would bow lroubl!! in
Multnomah Count\' which tends •
to be Uemcxratic in natur •
The e~ciwment lit Uw Ha~
field headquarter peaked when
S.:nator Hau'ield arrhed on th
same. HutfiPld gave n short n«>
ceptance ap...~b to the crowd
from a pochum
"H•• snid. "This clect.ion has
&hown n longt:t gestation penod
than in 1968." He al o thanked
Lhe purtictpanu; in his cam
paJI(O.
McGovern
On thu oth"r end of the spec
trum, there were objcctiQn!l nt
tht.: McGovern camp. Mtke
Ryherd. campaign ooordinac.or
for th~; M1..<iovern for ntd.
"'fht> pcopl.-who .,orkoo for
Mc:Govern realixt:d "''hat ~~~ n
lie and not lo sell out their
pock~tbooka and thear fears."
He al. o aaid, "Th~> m t
beautiful thing ia that on a lo,..
budget we had over 5,000 people
actively working on the
campaign ."
VIctory Celebration•
Upon our arrival at tht· Sh:on
camp it ~as e\ ident that \'tctory
celebrations er~ .,ell under
wuy. No key political personnel
were avatlable for comment
there.
BUSY UNE AT KLC -Dave Roblnaon . KLC Gtlw memb•.
monitors the phone on campus. Periodical reports from the can
dldat .. • headquarters were one, one part of the station's elactkt'
cover•ge. Photo b1 Rick StockwelL PIONEER LOG
Page 2
Foreign students analyze
America's electoral system
By Judy Andrews
Staff Writer
!•'or m t 1."' wdent.s lflst
l'u day \\as tlw dfl\; of thl"
ft r.sl .. vnt ing elt!CliOn."
Bo" r\ er, tor !'.cvernl r'1onecrs.
the dn~ marked thNr fir t. nnd
mn ue onh. "Amencan clec-
tton ..
Expr Ill~ concNn O\'or th• 1r
ab1ht to discu "~uc:h n t•rioul'
ubJ t" '' tt.h tht•lr "hmu.ed
"'ocabuloQ.'' the forctgn turlt>t'1t!{ prOC•'edt•d to mnkt.•
tJu•ir lw 1tnuon l!ct•m "omplNt'lY
unloumh·d 'l'lw students nott•li
, lmrllCh'rl ll<'ti of our electwn
S\ wm unch'r fin• t•vl'n umong
our 0'' n t.it1zcnR, us well lilt
mol<ang oh erH•tHln. thnt
pt•rhav onl · dl'lnchcd, more ob·
Jt•Ct!Ve ''il'" er c:ou ld not u:e
K" n Yo u 1, tl ,J o pa n.•se
UJdt•nt.. adnut.s h t!> "sur·
pn ._"\d" nt th~ anwrest and m·
voh·emonl m pnhtu.::> dtspln)t.!d
bv Amt•ncnn Rtuclcnts. Ho\l.c\er,
WIDESPREAD INTEREST Although they couldn't participate In
the election. foreign students watched the returns with Interest
Pictured here are L Ken Yasul and R Masayothl Shlla from
Japan.
--h<', likt• tht othm'11, lwa dmahU!
us to '' lwtlwr 01 nut stHtll•nl an
our countrY art• n•~tll\' quuhfit·d
to 'ott•. 4\ lhn f< tlo, ol '1'111\\ nn,
ft·Pis, '''l'ln• students fHP just too
young und too enwtionnl to
''ot~ 1 ht•\" h11vcn't c. P•'ru.•nct•d
••nough to kno\1. whnt' ttood for
11 eountn•."
M nsuvc) lu Shun, n not ht•r • Jllpnncst' stucllmt. ul o IH lwvP
tudents ht•rt' ILrt! too t•mot•on·
orienhd nnd continlll'S, "1 \\llll·
dcr "htll ht•r t ht'\' rt• rt•td lv • trying to tHke h<l ac Lhoughts
und thinRti into con idernuon,"
'fht• n<hnnUitt«' of nn mrum·
bt•n l I II il CCl'88 I 0 mt•d l(l
covcrhltl', ILnd "not enou~h
,·hmn ,'' an• tht h\ o higgt?sl
prnhh•m "ilh our dt•l'towl
-;ystNn ns lll'l!ll by tlw forPI!liWf
r II\, commt•lll l:l, ' You
\ ml'Tll'nns pick llw mun who
1sn't the worst of tlw t\\1),"
Whnton•r th1' difrl•H'lllt'S btlt
'H'\.'11 tht>ar opin1ons nnd hl•lu.•f"
nnd our , ont> lTt•nd rnn lrul' Ot
seven ton:agn tudent.-; pollt•d,
five voted for '11 on und onl\ ,
on~ for ~h :C. 0\ t•rn
You' n• "ontlt•rm~t nbou t tlw
~e\cnth vote? Woll, om• ol thl'
tudents e~plnmt'<l lhal il he
\\ere nn Amcracnn \Otl'r, hl•'d
"just lc~:p through it'"
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ELECTION COMMENTARY -Bruce Dwiggins (right) Dale Casterline (left) of KLC presented a com
mentary on the reutma Tuesday night Photo by Rick Stockwell .
Angered TAKING A BREAK -'Log
photographer Dianne Denmon
takes time out for e cup ol cof
fee In the Bistro. Photo by Rick
Stockwell. November 9,
•
LONG HOURS Log
his atory otter fln
TESTING -KLC staH members Greg Zimmerman , Je
ment. Photo by Rick Stockwell .
student asks,
'How many more war deat
ALL NIGHT ACT10N IN 'LOG' OFFICE--- Log ataffert (left
to right), Karen Madsen, Jay Johnson , Katie Biggs, and Steve
Shown, take a breather from reponing to dl•cu .. the events of
the evening. PhOto by Jeff Leavitt. by Doug Free
Gl.letl Writer
'I ht• tr,u e• of <;haldn•n's
lnughh.·r drilll•d lighth· um.,ng
tlw \\llrrn mva olu mornanc sun
So Ire·, so hRpp~ . cluldn•n sim·
pi\" luuglung lwt'UU t• till')' a u•.
Among thos•· frolir.king
t luldn•n wne; 11 lnd ol • '<lllllllll'
prt 11.m~; h1 l orn.,1lk hnar und
rippling luujlhtt•r t'lllldl'd 11
ntl•ssugt.• of Juylu I I r~t·dom . Tht•
till n hud hl•·uclwd hts hnir und
lmkt•d hu b&fy hrtlWO J'lw •
ho\ 's lifl• not ll muc·h nto lNt •
IIUIOIIII'r8 pll l, WIIR lull ol tlw
JO'< of youth. He wu~ happ). fret·
u ntl vuu 11~
fiW "-IOit.•r Cll 101', I Jw 8U 1\ \1. US
alt·nrt.•d, whatip«.:rfi nf wur "••rt•
hf•ard. Onlv whu;p..rs; tlw "nr
wns H'r\ fur ufl. -Nmt•h·l•n "mt~·r huv•• pu6ht:d.
tlw boy now u an"n·•·hild lu:s '"
u rn11d t1l dn th11k111~ rluflt. tht•
1111 IIOW hlflZI~ II t.:fllll Oil rt•d. He was once o child
playing beneath the gontlo
summer sun, full of life
end laughter , but now hit
lite flows from hit body.
Hit scarlet hands fumble
to stem the flow ot lifo
from his gaping ttomach .
He Is In the dawn of
manhood , at the close of
hit youth, no longer one
but not quite the other. A
false warrior dying for a
country he fears more than
loves, In a war he ca"
never understand .
He was once a boy, hair of
gold and body brown bul
now hit hair I• caked with
blood and dust. hit body
convulsing with the last
dying gesp ot lite.
Now I must pause and aak,
HOW MANY MORE??? A mun "n. jue;t
pn':9itll•nt nl lhls I."OU
who nurtun·d und
thiS luught\•r for
onh l•' nsk you to n:
1111 cuutrnllt•r of thi ..
ll.R Wll\ • lltm nlllfl't tim~: "
tu '"'~h I)Uf hnnd•
blourl of t\\ t·nlV·
Amt.!rinm s "1\1 \'U
guill-ncld ,•n am•mur11.-s
munv more lu· must • twfor•• th11 >~lnugh
mt•n 111 u._,pcu,u-d ''
The people who
•hit man may
celebrate a victory.
people shall o
• chooalng the
deluding, secure
political expedlenCJ
one of tragic
I on h hufh' thc,..e
Uti hlmd "ht•n the;·
rc~kurung t uml·oo~ a
now, lor 11 nut I hl•\'
Rll anurl man tht 9,
l
nds
\ ·~
hones
~\I I'll
ghwr
? 9, 1972 PIONEER LOG Page 3
Nixon's landslide
disillusions many
works to flnlah
on man the KLC equip-By John Seamater
Steff Writer
In Plult.-HownrrJ L.<umgc lhc
eJectum rctu r n11 1n10 okccl no
Mcluhnnusqu•• litsaon of
studcniJ! deep withm n tnbul
m)'Bllr}Uc , but rnthcr nr• tmngc
of the lu t strogghng flpcctnLor
I'lL a fooLhnll gumc w hen• thl.'
home t.eum is bchtnd by more
touchdo,.~ n lhun nrc cored m
ttn uverast•' •'lll!on As on"' gnl
~Mud lcthnrg~clllly, "I didn't e,;
JX.-<:l Mc.Govern to losn bv th1.s -much .. " 'l'hnt entimt>nl wo no
SMALL TURNOUT -Only a handful of atudenta ahowed up at the
Bistro "election party" Tuesday night d11ub~ in ovcryont•' mmd ot one
ume during t.h~ t•venmg
Mt,ny of th" students v..-re lor
Crom lcthorg~c though. W1th the
aid ol IJ fu">' v. ttty n•mlt rks tht!
nt•w · camm~nlhtors n "ell n!!
students confront confusing
selections
By Duncan Frissell
Staff Writer
The mt!thod w hte:h most l.C
studt!nt.S ueoo to sch:~ct cnn·
d tdA te 1\ nd ISSIJCS LO \'OW for
'~a to gnlh<'r around in sroups
on mdtvidunl Ooors on the mghl
ol ~ovcm bt!r 6, Voter's Pam
pbll.lt)' 10 hand.
Sotn t.'Ont~ would !>hout down
th~ bali, "What Cirrutt Court
,ludgt: tlo I vot~ lor?" A group
would lorm n.nd dt!'CU. thl·
mt.'rtlS ot the various c~tn·
dtdut .. .s. Pcoplt: \\ ould w!tndl•r
by nnd thro\\ 10 comments on
some ot the i~~u1• and tht• mor••
ob .. t•ur~· ~ndtdates.
'fht>rt' "us n lut•k of
know ledge nbou t rno l or Lbt•
ballot, nnd u tuvornblc or un·
tnvnrnhle comment b~ one of
the group wn,. likeh to dccult>
cvcrn 1 votes. Most people lelt
that anv htnt a to '' ho to vote -tor w11-. better than rnndom
t boice '::>tudent" v. ou ld • it
.around wd rcud tht• V otcr•s on Oregon ballot
Pnmphlt·t nnd try to dec1d~
"'htrh person \\ ns ht!llt on lhl'
bosis or the tllt('mcnts..
'fhts group consensus up-
h to ohticu I dcci making, \\ htch most people u c
to one cxt(!nt or 1noUwr. wa
rt!Spon 1ble (or the v. ay \\ hich
LC studt:ntS voted in mnn\' ol -the less bhcize•l rnc •
LONG HOURS-Tim • ue o man and uenman
wore among the many 'Log photographers who covered the elec
tion, working late Into the night. Photo by Joe Glandon
·-·
reporter Jeff Leavitt conaulta McGovern campaign coor
r Mike Ryherd concerning hit general outlook. Photo by
an Fenimore .
MEANWHILE ....
Jeff Leavitt dlacu11e1 LC election coverage with
KLC elafter at Hatfield Headquartera downtown .
Photo by Marian Fenimore . &om• nf the mort! local clm-tJon
cnnduJnt••1! bcc,tntc strungcly
funny n nd cvoko>d rcfJ" ted
.~ Vel! oi laughter I WQ round
myBdf laughing, but I don't
rcnll) know t\hy Perhap tlterc
wns o mysltque here nfc..er ll.
but more hkcl~ loushter wa
gcnf!ratcd by 11 f••ehng that th
whole thmg wns absurd
The only penod of u tntned
Bllenc-e cnmc when McGovern
gove h1 cone Jon sp•:cch "He
mu&t he dytng on the mtude,"
commented on.. UJd nL '•xon
nppcztred noxt on the crecn !tnd
wa roccaveri bv rtlmost con· •
muous lnughtcr, t.h htgh pomt
of '~ htch cam•· just nft.er Naon
said, "ThL• import.unt thm~ u; t.o
piny the gum·.'· Desp1te
lnughtN on~> thmg wM clear,
N1xnn dtd knov. hov. to plnv the
gnme.
Somo: students were obi•• to
pick ur, subtl ·~ nuunces from
Nt~ton's mt'Ulpho r, and the pool
tltblc bcgnn to nval the RCA
electronic •con a n 011rce of oL-
tentron 0 thcr stu den
wh1 percd uggestl\'c tnnl&
about Ntxon's games: 'nco
lru;c.ism.'' "social dnr\li uu m,"
"th•· 'I u.nnac atl at dnwn ••
Lat~r ~hen I walk~d tnto th
Akm lounge and sa"' ~;wdents
v. orking on a jtg&u\11 puule I
v.as sure the game mer.t1phor
mu l have brouder
oc.ml pohucntlmetaph.)"SI• nl 1m·
phenuon than 1 had tmogtncd
Hut dectding to ponder tm·
pliC8tton later. I ~' kL'<I for com
menU!.
"Aortng"
",lu t not sumulaunu··
'"lll' '\OUth vote must h l\C • brought uut n lot of old cons ·r-
\' tl\ • • .
Th~ follo~o~. me chara ter t.ICS
wcr" lso attr~butt..>d LO 'txon a
he stood before n group of
pcopl•• (which on.• swdcnt 1d
mu;;t he h1 cl1 que tn(; • the~
chantt..od four more)" rs nt qued
mtc.rvnl ). His nose wor; thought
to be m ne d or mokcup, he \\
tmput.cd a .. twerp," and 1L w n
conjecu~red he had a t1en on
h1s under.,t-ar. E'·"n gtrl '"ho
admitted 'nung lur Na on
sulirttt.'Ci him as n moc:k prophet
t-:,·,!ryonc mdt:cd v.a11 pla}ing
som•• gu me.
'Oregon's
voters will
be sorry'
by Steve Shown
Staff Writer
ll takes cournR' tu watch th
CJtndtdnte \OU worked o h rd -for lose, parttculorh tr
you htn c the flu and trcp
throot.
And su Barbara Horrt ,
tud~·nt COflrdinator llt L for
Wu..,ne Monh· spent ciL'CtJon
night.
"It " s 11 r~·ally J!ood fight.,"
he ntd v. h~n it WM delintti!
thht Mur t' hnd I t ht. btd fur 11
:-..•nut~ -.cat
W tlh "ha 1 hL" Ol'~~:r il~o~ B n
.:)nH.tl lutJgh, H1ul"ts tud thfll
sh~· think~:> Qregurt '1H~~~ v.tll be
or rv.
In uchlitwn to ht>r v.ork nt l ...
Hnrrt '~ urket.l M the \\on;e
he11dqu rtl'r::. dow ntov. 11 on
public rt-lutwn :;, tgn •
tdcphonc where' r 11he ~ 11
nn·dt"<l
~h .. 1\.>el!ii tl\lll the work '"n"
"c•rlh tl, m plt~ ol h~r t1u nnd I trcp thruat. DISAPPOINTMENT -At early •• 3:00 p.m. when election result•
began coming In from the Eaat, McGovern aupportera ' hopn fell.
An LC atudent contemplate• the po11lble election reaulla. Photo
by Jetf Lenllt. PIONEER LOG November 9. 1
us reactions
any LC students
disappointment • In
by Katie Blgga
Staff Writer
Elt.>ctton n1ght tthould be o
timt: of excltl'rncnt and 10-
VIt'Orlltlon Mnvbo it is 10 tmme
plnce'\, but not m the LeWifl and
Clark dorm1torie!l lnt"retH nurt.>d for ll bnef time early 10
th(• evening, but n" roturn!l
bognn to ~:oml' 10 tht• mood on
cnmpus secmt•d to bt.i one of
dl•!lpondent rtJ!Il(!nntion express
electio
Nl'lon, nnd thnt's scnry,"
Mury Snn~tha!!, nddmg,
boy UJ)!'ttllr ts gomg to cry.
lot of J>(loplc 10 th111 dorm
gomg to be very dtsnppomtc<C
Lmdn Mitchell, who was
concerncdly <'elcbratinR
birthday responded only t
"Th111 was the be"t tmtMoy
'Political power grows out Except for tht crowded TV
rooms, most of the dorm
<~eeml •d nt. Ullual, peoplt:' were
studymg or goofing off, but
there wt•re no s1gns of JUbilant
celebration, und most of thl•
t~orro'A-ful totters were not
mukmg theu presenct.> known ever hud ''
"Ppppllllllbbbbb '
Erica Crooby, wh(ln asked
rencllon to lhe t'lectlon She
ded "It' 11 very d111rou ragmR;
JUSt don't know what's the barrel a
By Duncan Friuell
StaH Writer
Tht~ \car v.e ha\'e ~en told
to ~ ote by •'\'eryoo~ from the
manufncture~ of morgnnnt: to
th~ distillers of v. h~kl' Y· Th11< •
mwrcst on th•• part of the: (; 11nd
other individual" in whl•ther or
not V.t.' c t•rci l' our frnnchi~e i.!>
fa6dnnting if not confusing.
The thing thut intcr<'SIS me
about all of the attempUi to con·
vmce u" to \'Ot.c, \\ h1ch wc hove
rcully bl!t.'n hit \\ ith this year, ih
that cxtcme meosure~ are
required to get us to do u,.e m pro\•iding th1 pow~r of
the gun to ''llriOU people is un
touch.,d bv no,.on. • Curn:ont polit knl theol)' us
e>.emphfu d by the government
of the l .S holds thnt people are
largel)' incapable uf managmtt
their own li\'e. It IS this theory
v. hich lend~ to hi~th ta ~~ to
rt.'direc!l pt•ople's mcome from
their l·hmct· to "better" one:-,
nnd it 1. thts behllf in thl•
stupidity of the people that
Ieoda to the thouaandl! of
regulations that "protect ' us
from our~clvel' und in our
dcahnjVi w1th others. The odd • , gun. • •
contrndtd ton m all of t h1s is
thnt we ore not coneudercd
cupublt: of !IUrVI\ mg in the
world w1thout the constant aid
of tht- politician~< to kt>t.>p our
bodws and souls togethar, but
we utt• held nbl(l 10 n ~mull.
poorly ht \Otlng booth to choo.<~e
from n list of people whom we
can know little ubout und whom
we huve no meunr.. of JUdgmg
tht· politicians who will rule u~,;
It is odd that the keeper" of
the tu vlum "'h1ch this nutaon
hu!:i bl.!come cont-1der Ut', the m
mot.t ·'~ tapable of o;.electtnR our
own ruleN. I began mnkmg the round~ of
thl• dorms rnther late m the
evenmg, when the rc~ult.s of
mo. .. t major races seemed ccr
t.atn. Here nnd there I found
students grouped around a TV
set, with gloomv face. 11 nd bet!r
m hand
Student Comments
"Well," druwled one well·
JUiced and >~hghtl:v dll'lnppomt.cd
young man, "I lunda fiRUred it
wa!l commg, I'IO I'm not too
diRappointl•d.' Mo!lt peopll'
!'ICemed to ol{ree wtth h1m
''I'm !'orrv thnt Amtom :an~>
\\ ou ld favor Nuon over
McGovern bv t.wo to one I -thought we were furthl•r along
than lhat." sa1d Dan Tnylor
It's kmdn hke a mandote Cor happen"
"I'm d!Rgu~>t.ed ,' Kathy K
re!lponded "Th a~o whole elccll
wus just the le~flet of two evi
Marijuana laaue
The only th1ng a
seemed to have more thon
lukewarm mtereRt m wa11
California Mnnjuann Imhn ·
which occa!noned u grunt deul
discu. AIOn, l:!l\pettally uftt'r
failed
"It wn" too good to be ll'lllll!.
"ighed one d1~nppo1n t
student. "But ~e~1 I wiRh it
pusl\ed '
omethinJ! which is suppot.ed to
be ao \'italh 1mport.ant to u• No
one const.antlv exhoriS Uh to eat
or to bru.tthe to love or to think
-we do lh~e thing~~ becftutle we
realiu that thev are
neeeun.ry to our happm ~. But
we must be const.anth ubjet
wd, from I.'Very direction . to pro
,·oting propaganda Professor Hirschbein expresses The only renlly h11ppy ..... ,.,.
1 encounte red m mv travels
Chri.s S11kus, who wah ru~-;~
off to celebrate the v1ctory
Dan Evan!\ m the Wash1
gubernatorial race
"Well," !laid our
deep dismay lll • election fnend in the dorm lounge,
ptng open another beer, "h .. , . .-,
to Tncky D1cky and four mon
ye~" Most of Lucy Clark'
students seemed to agree
they s1ghed and want to bed
the end of what proved to bt
pretty unexciting election do} The reason that thu~ oc:cun U.
that most pt'ople reahte that
voting is a largely purpo eles"
activity. They know that there
exist no means of judging those
who are runmng for office They
make their .. eled10n11 on the
bui.s of feehng and mtutl.ion.
Thtty \•Ole by thear prf.'jUdi~
and by their gu~ . and the
reeults reflect the randomnes
of their (hoice. For thtf> they
cannot be blamed. They vote
and no\hing much hoppenB
They hove.: no me-chontsm which
inforrru; tht!m whether or not
their choice-have bec:n wtse
The politicians wll tht'm that
they are th«> one!! who rule but
most peopl~ rcabze that they
have lirtle to say about thl·
process ol governmenL
An anarchist friend of mme
when nskcd if bt! intended to
vow mud, "Do l vote'> Do 1
mole.t little children in tbe
park? OC course I don't vote "
As one of the world',. grt:atest
polit.ictaruo hoa said. "Pohttcol
power growt. out of the barrel of
a gun." Th~ mean.s which wP by John Barlow
Staff Writer
Ms Sevin H~rschbein ,
professor of Philo!iophy and
Western Ci\'lhz.attons nt LC, ex
pressed dusappo1ntment at
Nixon's ell><:tton
"l regord bim ue a great
threat to world stability," !!he
declared
Long active in caufles to end
the war ond brmg JU8trC! to all
peoples of the world, H irschbem
11t.ated that "four more years of
Ntxon would be dcva&t.Kttng ,"
noting thot the totalitarian ten·
dencie~ w h1<'h ha vc bcgu n to be
maoife11t m1ght well become an
inetttut1onuh?.ed pert o(
Amen<'an hCc.
H nsch bem also ex preAlled
di.!lmay at the aU1tude of the
American people. Sht.-uted an
· obvtouli erO'Iton of the Bill of
Rigbt8" by the prei'lent ad·
ministratiOn , remarking that
the publtc' !' only re.spon.se was
ont' of apathy
Upon c.ons1derang a revtval m
atudent aclivmm, or the radical
peac~ movement., as a re.ult of
Nixon's re·electton, Hirscbbem
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aca4 c ,.., ,11co.~ Clau pcmev-paid at Portland , Ore. Annual IUbacrlp·
tiOf, • 13.50 few U.l • .ubacribl,._ va.wa aapruull are thoaa of the wrt..,.
end ~~ nacuwarUy refaKt lhl ,..,_,of the atudant bod,, thl laQ.IIty or the
adm ration "t.ated that !the did not nn·
tic1pate ~uch a r~viva l. due to
th~ mood of the nation
"Thert~ se<~ms to be a general mood of people shnnkmg away
from the 1ssues, as 1f we were
retreating to the 1950's." she
concluded
Which lS safer-let Nixon serve •
four years
by Nichola• J. Desmond
Guett Writer or
In a Faust1an manner a maJority of the
Amer~ can people have onc.e agam forfeated the
sou 1 of our country', mt.egrity and clear vision to
tb1e moat corrupt and maphastophohan nd
mmistrabon for what is poosibly an et.ermty of s&r
v1tude to the m0:-1t demonic elementl' of Amencn'"'
pollt1cnl structure
A lllo like Dr F austut~, it was the voter's own
1gnornncc a.nd obstinacy wh1ch first allowed the
politJt·ul n1ghtmare of the Ntxon Admimstration
to be conjured and then subsequent ly replace the
reason, conscience, and "'llll believed mherenl
goodnell!l of th~ Am~ri can voter w1th a heart so
frO'zen that not tlven the once warm blood of
20,000 young Amencans could pOl'laibly thaw 1L.
The calloused mmds of 110 many Amerscnnfl
soomud 1mperv1ou s to viewmg an orphaned South
Vietnamese rippmg her clothmg off m a futtle at
wmpt to allevmtc the unimagmable pain mducl.'d
by our Amer1cun napn lm. How c.un we, 111
emotional end hopefully logical human bemg~t,
gaze.· duily mto the new8papcr, th& mtrror of our
barbonsm , Without crying out in fnghl ut the
rencrted image?
Haue wt' btcomt! •o blind toot blnod8het1 for
any rc:a~on, much lellli polttu·al expedttfl~y. con b1•
acrrptf.'d and ruen condo,..ed f
Tlu.· rhetorJca I stu H1ments rcgu rd ing lht·
ignorunc:•· of youth Ul'ed t.o evoke n great anger on
my pnrt. Howcvt>r, all om• nc•t>d do to confirm 'iUCh
rht•toric 111 to Ionic at th.-pu tht>tlc.lilly lurge Young
Vot...rs for the PrHident (Ult which WtU! pre ent
even on this <'ampus. Perhup .-. at ugll ea~htcen Wf'
are 110 naiVe that such 11 lnlflll~nt youth t~hould bt.>
viewt•d w1tb underst..nndmg
I Ml tht.-~adm•ss of pohticnl dufttat with Eugt•rw
M<·Curthy four yt>nf'1'1 prior to u mort-11toic attitude
lit th•• defeat of George Mc-Govorn . It hna occurrt1d impeachment
to me lime and time again that one must be
masochi t~t to ex.,.,nd so much energy and
thusiasm in support of men of integrity
Idealism Only tO ~CC them shot down 10 the nr•'
of poltltcal "reahty'' and m1sunderstandang
Persist.a nee in thts so far fru 1tlcss
does, howevar, ClChtbit a nome of fatth and
for thtl' country--yet, the mcretu;1ng . wmd
political defeat could eas1ly extmgu1sh thiti
and oil of 1l.tl pot..entinl.
Looking at the Young Voters for the Pres1
hu~; created a great dt'al of confu61on on my
Are they the youthful nffluent protecting the
terests of nn assumed fat inbent.an ce and wlln
philosophy of the poor 111 "Let them eat cake,"
Uri!-they the ignorant !learching for o mtoV<lffit
where they may find people of hkt> mmds?
I look at thf'm and feel embarras!led at beinJ
"young voter" Rar18 o.ll the connotations ....... .v11on
by thu med1a 1 look nt the re-election of R•cn~:
N1xon and :see a contradiction of Jeffers,on~
democracy wht.,re, when gwen a cho1ce, the nl'<M
wtll p1ck that wh1ch '" mhcrently good •
In many ways Richard Mtlhouse N1xon's
chcrmg of thiK <'ountry'!l utopic powntllll hot~
me ambnuaft!tt!d at being un Amcrtcon Y ~l nt
slugc the Umwd States of Amt'rJca 1~
salvn~uble1 I g1ve Prt~ )lldant Naxon my s1
hopt'" thot ht· do what ifl rll(ht for thu" country·
11 llpt:t·dy lmpt•uchment of both him and AI!
m1ght ~ Raf~r
Now thut thto lrngtlu vnRe of tht!l coun
future htUI bf'en plnced unce ngnm in
Nixon'"' childlik" hnnd11, overvone tthould str1vt
pruvent htm from damnKing it furtht•r Let Ill!
allow thu. one morally 1u:cidt>nt· pron•• Cac1111t
pluctl this country 1n the posshon where it
almo!lt 200 y••ortl ugo whon n rt•volutton h"r·BI
tht) onh: mlltruml•nt wherebv the . -oti11mry could ~:onvt:y tht• me!l. age of thetr OUICil
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Vol. 31, No.8, Part 2 Lewis and Clark College
EXTRA ELECTION EDITION
• • • •
• • • -c r • ••
ILANT SUPPORTERS -Mark Hatfield supportera receive Joyful news as the Senator Is reelected
another term. Hatfield wea a heavy winner over Democratic candidate Wayne Morae. Early
prompted Morae to concede early In the evening. Photo by Marian Fennimore.
•
purs election coverage
campus involvement
Sharon Madsen
Staff Writer
and
Jay Johnaon
Staff Writer •
who d1d not drop by
during election n~ght
exc1t.em~nt and fttudent
mn:"ment that '" rare on
campus~ .
·•11rlln pH the bt!ttl electiOn
for LC Rtudant.s w88
on frequency 860, the
Ilion· s bnnd, and 1t 18 too bud
more people d1dn'l hA~n to
Colltcrllne, Nancy Buchnn,
Bruce Dwigl(ens , the co
hm·m'"' of the elcchon mght
hoppentngs Week of nd
plunnmg, rehcarsmg . and
tin~t helped mukto the
run moothly, cnsply
profCM•onnlly
Kramor. faculty nd~ IHOr of KLC was extremal;. pleasoo
"tth the efforlb put forth by the
k1ds at the station
Kramer snid, 'W c c:an
provtdt! election coverage tuned
fti)('Clally to the LC nudumC'e
We were able to concentrat~ on
local ~~sues and tnlercsting out
of stow 1ssues for collegeq
Be"'tdes, the event provides o.
fun, inwrcsling n nd va luablc
learmng expenence"
He went on to suy that
"though people were IUtiU((ned to
do work. the proverbud 'whip'
did not have to be cracked.''
Over forty-one peopl~ were
work1ng on November 1 nnd
eleven c:ampn1gn heo.dquortnr
were manned on election n1ght
by etghteon KLC' Mt.aff memoor~ .
LIVe coverage plu& pre· tu~d
mtcrviewt- wtth ovor thnty cftn·
didatc5. mcluding Mark Hat
field and Wayne MorS(' up-
ote results please
oung Republicans
by Steve Shown
Staff Writer
hmun Crog Jo.,}yn, who
Wtlh th~· Yountt
durmg the Mtamt
ion It-plt•luwd thnt hul
won by u Jon<tt~hdt'. but not
ill~:d .
nddrt!S8l•d onvolopc .. in
for the Nixon (.•\mpRtl{n.
contJn u~d to work thcst•
months u tloor 111upurviaor
Portlnnd h~adquur~r
llt, wau·hing th,• rt•turM
tt-lc\•ision •rucsdn)' night
gcung to the victory part)'
ht•adquarr...•rs, he trl'tcht•d back an hiH chfiir and o1d with
great oxutem\lnt. "I've enjoyed
working"
According to Jo!tlyn. 1t wns
worth mtssing dun•,., on
Tu~sdnv nnd tht• ten dollar • pnrking ttck~t ht! R<lt "h1l~
parking tn front of the
Repubhctln headqunrtcra .
J~lyn, a Republican "ull the
Wll.) ... work~d by Nixon bt:-t:llUIIC
htt needed support.
Another factor thnt mnu~n·
tl-d hit1 dt•dttion wa hi comm1
from what ht' cllll!l a Republican
nui~thborhood. Orona~ Gounty,
Ca I iforniu. plemtmU!d the thrct! anc:hc1r·
mon'" prtosentation which w~
unique becuuse littll~ network
news waa utilited.
Dave Roburta wus stationed
of the Multnomah Countv Com-• putor center
results ar<'!
rehenn~d . wht!re election
tabulatt!d and
Jody Hotku, who anc:horl'd
K LC coverage "•th Dale
Cu11t.erhM hun ~ur and ~ho i..~
tn W n11hml(ton 0 C thts term.
called m n report on the e-lection
fyom thl•rc
New round-up were unt oul
euch hall hour to Reed College
and from t.hurc lo Stanford,
W ushmgton. 0 (' . New York.
w~(;onain and ChtC:IlRO through
the Oregon Collegtaw Brond·
en at Syawm. 'Thull K LC !'tories
Tl'(Ci\'ed notion·"-idl' e posure.
In addition K LC rt.<(d\' ed
torics from KZSU Stanford
Univ~raity's radio tat1on and • from WHRB. Harvard Univer-
•it)
KLC reporters Bob Yanof~ky
.\nd Don SLurbRrd hnd the op
portunity to intervie "'
M\:GO\'ern's cumpn1gn manngl!r
und pre !\et'rl.!lan for the State
of Ort~gon Both students agreed
thut the lllJ)(•rienc: • enhnncl'd
thotr mt..•rviewing .. kith.
Sktp Woync, t~l.l\tJom.'d Ill the
hl•ndquurtt•r.. of .ltm Rt•ddcn,
vtrtonou dcmoantil candidat e
for at.att· tn•nJiur..•r , mnnag~d to
huvt• nn intcrvww "ith thl· can·
didutP. nlong \\ ilh other
prulessionftl journalists.
Nnn H11nnon, head of Kt.C'
rww11 dt•purtmenl "ns rcspon·
ibh• for the coordinauon of the
oomprehen ive ne\\ covtoraxe.
She was aa.sistcd bv Jantll Wire • who helpl·d direct the opt•ratton
from KLC tudios. downtown on
action
By Jeff Leavitt
Staff Writer
To complement CampuH
covl!rllgt• of the nnttonul election
rt-sultA, The Piont••!r Log tlflnt
Cnrolt• Smith, Marian
Fen imon1, 11 nd ,Jeff Leln'llt
do" ntown to co.,•er the Monc·
Hatli•·ld t•nutoriol rae•~ and thc.1
McGov,.rn -Nuwn pr tdentiol
el .. ct.Jon.
Thl• Hatfield hcndqu rtcrs
were relatively cnlm during the
fir t hours after the polls closed.
R<1b K ronmlln, chan man of
the Hutfield campAtgn at I.C
sntd, "I f~l that it will b•• a
clo,e rnc:••." He rttlt that LC had
voted about 60!1 Hutfield und
4Ull, M or· 1.'.
Morae He•dquertera
Whtlt• at Lhc Mor .. t· hl'adqunr·
t.ers, Tom Mnson. Multnomah
County Coordmato r for the
Mors., cnmpntgn snid, "It's on
earl,) vott.t that tends to be
Republican m nature."
Mason's rcspon t! to~ard thl'
McGovern defeat wa • "J don't
think there is any bittern • towards the Mc:GO\t!rn loss. I
think JK'Oplc hnc more r pect
for a man "hen he hllll losL"
Back to Hetfleld
Bact.. .tt th" Hatfield
headquarten tht> pace of the
election quickl!nt.:d a11 the r~ulta
continued to pour in. Craig
Honeyman, Youth Coord ina tor for the Hatfield orgamzauon
sntd, "We arP pr~tty improstH:d
"'ith the early return ."
lloncvman also lelt that Hat· -field would bow lroubl!! in
Multnomah Count\' which tends •
to be Uemcxratic in natur •
The e~ciwment lit Uw Ha~
field headquarter peaked when
S.:nator Hau'ield arrhed on th
same. HutfiPld gave n short n«>
ceptance ap...~b to the crowd
from a pochum
"H•• snid. "This clect.ion has
&hown n longt:t gestation penod
than in 1968." He al o thanked
Lhe purtictpanu; in his cam
paJI(O.
McGovern
On thu oth"r end of the spec
trum, there were objcctiQn!l nt
tht.: McGovern camp. Mtke
Ryherd. campaign ooordinac.or
for th~; M1..<iovern for ntd.
"'fht> pcopl.-who .,orkoo for
Mc:Govern realixt:d "''hat ~~~ n
lie and not lo sell out their
pock~tbooka and thear fears."
He al. o aaid, "Th~> m t
beautiful thing ia that on a lo,..
budget we had over 5,000 people
actively working on the
campaign ."
VIctory Celebration•
Upon our arrival at tht· Sh:on
camp it ~as e\ ident that \'tctory
celebrations er~ .,ell under
wuy. No key political personnel
were avatlable for comment
there.
BUSY UNE AT KLC -Dave Roblnaon . KLC Gtlw memb•.
monitors the phone on campus. Periodical reports from the can
dldat .. • headquarters were one, one part of the station's elactkt'
cover•ge. Photo b1 Rick StockwelL PIONEER LOG
Page 2
Foreign students analyze
America's electoral system
By Judy Andrews
Staff Writer
!•'or m t 1."' wdent.s lflst
l'u day \\as tlw dfl\; of thl"
ft r.sl .. vnt ing elt!CliOn."
Bo" r\ er, tor !'.cvernl r'1onecrs.
the dn~ marked thNr fir t. nnd
mn ue onh. "Amencan clec-
tton ..
Expr Ill~ concNn O\'or th• 1r
ab1ht to discu "~uc:h n t•rioul'
ubJ t" '' tt.h tht•lr "hmu.ed
"'ocabuloQ.'' the forctgn turlt>t'1t!{ prOC•'edt•d to mnkt.•
tJu•ir lw 1tnuon l!ct•m "omplNt'lY
unloumh·d 'l'lw students nott•li
, lmrllCh'rl ll<'ti of our electwn
S\ wm unch'r fin• t•vl'n umong
our 0'' n t.it1zcnR, us well lilt
mol<ang oh erH•tHln. thnt
pt•rhav onl · dl'lnchcd, more ob·
Jt•Ct!Ve ''il'" er c:ou ld not u:e
K" n Yo u 1, tl ,J o pa n.•se
UJdt•nt.. adnut.s h t!> "sur·
pn ._"\d" nt th~ anwrest and m·
voh·emonl m pnhtu.::> dtspln)t.!d
bv Amt•ncnn Rtuclcnts. Ho\l.c\er,
WIDESPREAD INTEREST Although they couldn't participate In
the election. foreign students watched the returns with Interest
Pictured here are L Ken Yasul and R Masayothl Shlla from
Japan.
--h<', likt• tht othm'11, lwa dmahU!
us to '' lwtlwr 01 nut stHtll•nl an
our countrY art• n•~tll\' quuhfit·d
to 'ott•. 4\ lhn f< tlo, ol '1'111\\ nn,
ft·Pis, '''l'ln• students fHP just too
young und too enwtionnl to
''ot~ 1 ht•\" h11vcn't c. P•'ru.•nct•d
••nough to kno\1. whnt' ttood for
11 eountn•."
M nsuvc) lu Shun, n not ht•r • Jllpnncst' stucllmt. ul o IH lwvP
tudents ht•rt' ILrt! too t•mot•on·
orienhd nnd continlll'S, "1 \\llll·
dcr "htll ht•r t ht'\' rt• rt•td lv • trying to tHke h<l ac Lhoughts
und thinRti into con idernuon,"
'fht• n<hnnUitt«' of nn mrum·
bt•n l I II il CCl'88 I 0 mt•d l(l
covcrhltl', ILnd "not enou~h
,·hmn ,'' an• tht h\ o higgt?sl
prnhh•m "ilh our dt•l'towl
-;ystNn ns lll'l!ll by tlw forPI!liWf
r II\, commt•lll l:l, ' You
\ ml'Tll'nns pick llw mun who
1sn't the worst of tlw t\\1),"
Whnton•r th1' difrl•H'lllt'S btlt
'H'\.'11 tht>ar opin1ons nnd hl•lu.•f"
nnd our , ont> lTt•nd rnn lrul' Ot
seven ton:agn tudent.-; pollt•d,
five voted for '11 on und onl\ ,
on~ for ~h :C. 0\ t•rn
You' n• "ontlt•rm~t nbou t tlw
~e\cnth vote? Woll, om• ol thl'
tudents e~plnmt'<l lhal il he
\\ere nn Amcracnn \Otl'r, hl•'d
"just lc~:p through it'"
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ELECTION COMMENTARY -Bruce Dwiggins (right) Dale Casterline (left) of KLC presented a com
mentary on the reutma Tuesday night Photo by Rick Stockwell .
Angered TAKING A BREAK -'Log
photographer Dianne Denmon
takes time out for e cup ol cof
fee In the Bistro. Photo by Rick
Stockwell. November 9,
•
LONG HOURS Log
his atory otter fln
TESTING -KLC staH members Greg Zimmerman , Je
ment. Photo by Rick Stockwell .
student asks,
'How many more war deat
ALL NIGHT ACT10N IN 'LOG' OFFICE--- Log ataffert (left
to right), Karen Madsen, Jay Johnson , Katie Biggs, and Steve
Shown, take a breather from reponing to dl•cu .. the events of
the evening. PhOto by Jeff Leavitt. by Doug Free
Gl.letl Writer
'I ht• tr,u e• of <;haldn•n's
lnughh.·r drilll•d lighth· um.,ng
tlw \\llrrn mva olu mornanc sun
So Ire·, so hRpp~ . cluldn•n sim·
pi\" luuglung lwt'UU t• till')' a u•.
Among thos•· frolir.king
t luldn•n wne; 11 lnd ol • '<lllllllll'
prt 11.m~; h1 l orn.,1lk hnar und
rippling luujlhtt•r t'lllldl'd 11
ntl•ssugt.• of Juylu I I r~t·dom . Tht•
till n hud hl•·uclwd hts hnir und
lmkt•d hu b&fy hrtlWO J'lw •
ho\ 's lifl• not ll muc·h nto lNt •
IIUIOIIII'r8 pll l, WIIR lull ol tlw
JO'< of youth. He wu~ happ). fret·
u ntl vuu 11~
fiW "-IOit.•r Cll 101', I Jw 8U 1\ \1. US
alt·nrt.•d, whatip«.:rfi nf wur "••rt•
hf•ard. Onlv whu;p..rs; tlw "nr
wns H'r\ fur ufl. -Nmt•h·l•n "mt~·r huv•• pu6ht:d.
tlw boy now u an"n·•·hild lu:s '"
u rn11d t1l dn th11k111~ rluflt. tht•
1111 IIOW hlflZI~ II t.:fllll Oil rt•d. He was once o child
playing beneath the gontlo
summer sun, full of life
end laughter , but now hit
lite flows from hit body.
Hit scarlet hands fumble
to stem the flow ot lifo
from his gaping ttomach .
He Is In the dawn of
manhood , at the close of
hit youth, no longer one
but not quite the other. A
false warrior dying for a
country he fears more than
loves, In a war he ca"
never understand .
He was once a boy, hair of
gold and body brown bul
now hit hair I• caked with
blood and dust. hit body
convulsing with the last
dying gesp ot lite.
Now I must pause and aak,
HOW MANY MORE??? A mun "n. jue;t
pn':9itll•nt nl lhls I."OU
who nurtun·d und
thiS luught\•r for
onh l•' nsk you to n:
1111 cuutrnllt•r of thi ..
ll.R Wll\ • lltm nlllfl't tim~: "
tu '"'~h I)Uf hnnd•
blourl of t\\ t·nlV·
Amt.!rinm s "1\1 \'U
guill-ncld ,•n am•mur11.-s
munv more lu· must • twfor•• th11 >~lnugh
mt•n 111 u._,pcu,u-d ''
The people who
•hit man may
celebrate a victory.
people shall o
• chooalng the
deluding, secure
political expedlenCJ
one of tragic
I on h hufh' thc,..e
Uti hlmd "ht•n the;·
rc~kurung t uml·oo~ a
now, lor 11 nut I hl•\'
Rll anurl man tht 9,
l
nds
\ ·~
hones
~\I I'll
ghwr
? 9, 1972 PIONEER LOG Page 3
Nixon's landslide
disillusions many
works to flnlah
on man the KLC equip-By John Seamater
Steff Writer
In Plult.-HownrrJ L.<umgc lhc
eJectum rctu r n11 1n10 okccl no
Mcluhnnusqu•• litsaon of
studcniJ! deep withm n tnbul
m)'Bllr}Uc , but rnthcr nr• tmngc
of the lu t strogghng flpcctnLor
I'lL a fooLhnll gumc w hen• thl.'
home t.eum is bchtnd by more
touchdo,.~ n lhun nrc cored m
ttn uverast•' •'lll!on As on"' gnl
~Mud lcthnrg~clllly, "I didn't e,;
JX.-<:l Mc.Govern to losn bv th1.s -much .. " 'l'hnt entimt>nl wo no
SMALL TURNOUT -Only a handful of atudenta ahowed up at the
Bistro "election party" Tuesday night d11ub~ in ovcryont•' mmd ot one
ume during t.h~ t•venmg
Mt,ny of th" students v..-re lor
Crom lcthorg~c though. W1th the
aid ol IJ fu">' v. ttty n•mlt rks tht!
nt•w · camm~nlhtors n "ell n!!
students confront confusing
selections
By Duncan Frissell
Staff Writer
The mt!thod w hte:h most l.C
studt!nt.S ueoo to sch:~ct cnn·
d tdA te 1\ nd ISSIJCS LO \'OW for
'~a to gnlh<'r around in sroups
on mdtvidunl Ooors on the mghl
ol ~ovcm bt!r 6, Voter's Pam
pbll.lt)' 10 hand.
Sotn t.'Ont~ would !>hout down
th~ bali, "What Cirrutt Court
,ludgt: tlo I vot~ lor?" A group
would lorm n.nd dt!'CU. thl·
mt.'rtlS ot the various c~tn·
dtdut .. .s. Pcoplt: \\ ould w!tndl•r
by nnd thro\\ 10 comments on
some ot the i~~u1• and tht• mor••
ob .. t•ur~· ~ndtdates.
'fht>rt' "us n lut•k of
know ledge nbou t rno l or Lbt•
ballot, nnd u tuvornblc or un·
tnvnrnhle comment b~ one of
the group wn,. likeh to dccult>
cvcrn 1 votes. Most people lelt
that anv htnt a to '' ho to vote -tor w11-. better than rnndom
t boice '::>tudent" v. ou ld • it
.around wd rcud tht• V otcr•s on Oregon ballot
Pnmphlt·t nnd try to dec1d~
"'htrh person \\ ns ht!llt on lhl'
bosis or the tllt('mcnts..
'fhts group consensus up-
h to ohticu I dcci making, \\ htch most people u c
to one cxt(!nt or 1noUwr. wa
rt!Spon 1ble (or the v. ay \\ hich
LC studt:ntS voted in mnn\' ol -the less bhcize•l rnc •
LONG HOURS-Tim • ue o man and uenman
wore among the many 'Log photographers who covered the elec
tion, working late Into the night. Photo by Joe Glandon
·-·
reporter Jeff Leavitt conaulta McGovern campaign coor
r Mike Ryherd concerning hit general outlook. Photo by
an Fenimore .
MEANWHILE ....
Jeff Leavitt dlacu11e1 LC election coverage with
KLC elafter at Hatfield Headquartera downtown .
Photo by Marian Fenimore . &om• nf the mort! local clm-tJon
cnnduJnt••1! bcc,tntc strungcly
funny n nd cvoko>d rcfJ" ted
.~ Vel! oi laughter I WQ round
myBdf laughing, but I don't
rcnll) know t\hy Perhap tlterc
wns o mysltque here nfc..er ll.
but more hkcl~ loushter wa
gcnf!ratcd by 11 f••ehng that th
whole thmg wns absurd
The only penod of u tntned
Bllenc-e cnmc when McGovern
gove h1 cone Jon sp•:cch "He
mu&t he dytng on the mtude,"
commented on.. UJd nL '•xon
nppcztred noxt on the crecn !tnd
wa roccaveri bv rtlmost con· •
muous lnughtcr, t.h htgh pomt
of '~ htch cam•· just nft.er Naon
said, "ThL• import.unt thm~ u; t.o
piny the gum·.'· Desp1te
lnughtN on~> thmg wM clear,
N1xnn dtd knov. hov. to plnv the
gnme.
Somo: students were obi•• to
pick ur, subtl ·~ nuunces from
Nt~ton's mt'Ulpho r, and the pool
tltblc bcgnn to nval the RCA
electronic •con a n 011rce of oL-
tentron 0 thcr stu den
wh1 percd uggestl\'c tnnl&
about Ntxon's games: 'nco
lru;c.ism.'' "social dnr\li uu m,"
"th•· 'I u.nnac atl at dnwn ••
Lat~r ~hen I walk~d tnto th
Akm lounge and sa"' ~;wdents
v. orking on a jtg&u\11 puule I
v.as sure the game mer.t1phor
mu l have brouder
oc.ml pohucntlmetaph.)"SI• nl 1m·
phenuon than 1 had tmogtncd
Hut dectding to ponder tm·
pliC8tton later. I ~' kL'<I for com
menU!.
"Aortng"
",lu t not sumulaunu··
'"lll' '\OUth vote must h l\C • brought uut n lot of old cons ·r-
\' tl\ • • .
Th~ follo~o~. me chara ter t.ICS
wcr" lso attr~butt..>d LO 'txon a
he stood before n group of
pcopl•• (which on.• swdcnt 1d
mu;;t he h1 cl1 que tn(; • the~
chantt..od four more)" rs nt qued
mtc.rvnl ). His nose wor; thought
to be m ne d or mokcup, he \\
tmput.cd a .. twerp," and 1L w n
conjecu~red he had a t1en on
h1s under.,t-ar. E'·"n gtrl '"ho
admitted 'nung lur Na on
sulirttt.'Ci him as n moc:k prophet
t-:,·,!ryonc mdt:cd v.a11 pla}ing
som•• gu me.
'Oregon's
voters will
be sorry'
by Steve Shown
Staff Writer
ll takes cournR' tu watch th
CJtndtdnte \OU worked o h rd -for lose, parttculorh tr
you htn c the flu and trcp
throot.
And su Barbara Horrt ,
tud~·nt COflrdinator llt L for
Wu..,ne Monh· spent ciL'CtJon
night.
"It " s 11 r~·ally J!ood fight.,"
he ntd v. h~n it WM delintti!
thht Mur t' hnd I t ht. btd fur 11
:-..•nut~ -.cat
W tlh "ha 1 hL" Ol'~~:r il~o~ B n
.:)nH.tl lutJgh, H1ul"ts tud thfll
sh~· think~:> Qregurt '1H~~~ v.tll be
or rv.
In uchlitwn to ht>r v.ork nt l ...
Hnrrt '~ urket.l M the \\on;e
he11dqu rtl'r::. dow ntov. 11 on
public rt-lutwn :;, tgn •
tdcphonc where' r 11he ~ 11
nn·dt"<l
~h .. 1\.>el!ii tl\lll the work '"n"
"c•rlh tl, m plt~ ol h~r t1u nnd I trcp thruat. DISAPPOINTMENT -At early •• 3:00 p.m. when election result•
began coming In from the Eaat, McGovern aupportera ' hopn fell.
An LC atudent contemplate• the po11lble election reaulla. Photo
by Jetf Lenllt. PIONEER LOG November 9. 1
us reactions
any LC students
disappointment • In
by Katie Blgga
Staff Writer
Elt.>ctton n1ght tthould be o
timt: of excltl'rncnt and 10-
VIt'Orlltlon Mnvbo it is 10 tmme
plnce'\, but not m the LeWifl and
Clark dorm1torie!l lnt"retH nurt.>d for ll bnef time early 10
th(• evening, but n" roturn!l
bognn to ~:oml' 10 tht• mood on
cnmpus secmt•d to bt.i one of
dl•!lpondent rtJ!Il(!nntion express
electio
Nl'lon, nnd thnt's scnry,"
Mury Snn~tha!!, nddmg,
boy UJ)!'ttllr ts gomg to cry.
lot of J>(loplc 10 th111 dorm
gomg to be very dtsnppomtc<C
Lmdn Mitchell, who was
concerncdly <'elcbratinR
birthday responded only t
"Th111 was the be"t tmtMoy
'Political power grows out Except for tht crowded TV
rooms, most of the dorm
<~eeml •d nt. Ullual, peoplt:' were
studymg or goofing off, but
there wt•re no s1gns of JUbilant
celebration, und most of thl•
t~orro'A-ful totters were not
mukmg theu presenct.> known ever hud ''
"Ppppllllllbbbbb '
Erica Crooby, wh(ln asked
rencllon to lhe t'lectlon She
ded "It' 11 very d111rou ragmR;
JUSt don't know what's the barrel a
By Duncan Friuell
StaH Writer
Tht~ \car v.e ha\'e ~en told
to ~ ote by •'\'eryoo~ from the
manufncture~ of morgnnnt: to
th~ distillers of v. h~kl' Y· Th11< •
mwrcst on th•• part of the: (; 11nd
other individual" in whl•ther or
not V.t.' c t•rci l' our frnnchi~e i.!>
fa6dnnting if not confusing.
The thing thut intcr<'SIS me
about all of the attempUi to con·
vmce u" to \'Ot.c, \\ h1ch wc hove
rcully bl!t.'n hit \\ ith this year, ih
that cxtcme meosure~ are
required to get us to do u,.e m pro\•iding th1 pow~r of
the gun to ''llriOU people is un
touch.,d bv no,.on. • Curn:ont polit knl theol)' us
e>.emphfu d by the government
of the l .S holds thnt people are
largel)' incapable uf managmtt
their own li\'e. It IS this theory
v. hich lend~ to hi~th ta ~~ to
rt.'direc!l pt•ople's mcome from
their l·hmct· to "better" one:-,
nnd it 1. thts behllf in thl•
stupidity of the people that
Ieoda to the thouaandl! of
regulations that "protect ' us
from our~clvel' und in our
dcahnjVi w1th others. The odd • , gun. • •
contrndtd ton m all of t h1s is
thnt we ore not coneudercd
cupublt: of !IUrVI\ mg in the
world w1thout the constant aid
of tht- politician~< to kt>t.>p our
bodws and souls togethar, but
we utt• held nbl(l 10 n ~mull.
poorly ht \Otlng booth to choo.<~e
from n list of people whom we
can know little ubout und whom
we huve no meunr.. of JUdgmg
tht· politicians who will rule u~,;
It is odd that the keeper" of
the tu vlum "'h1ch this nutaon
hu!:i bl.!come cont-1der Ut', the m
mot.t ·'~ tapable of o;.electtnR our
own ruleN. I began mnkmg the round~ of
thl• dorms rnther late m the
evenmg, when the rc~ult.s of
mo. .. t major races seemed ccr
t.atn. Here nnd there I found
students grouped around a TV
set, with gloomv face. 11 nd bet!r
m hand
Student Comments
"Well," druwled one well·
JUiced and >~hghtl:v dll'lnppomt.cd
young man, "I lunda fiRUred it
wa!l commg, I'IO I'm not too
diRappointl•d.' Mo!lt peopll'
!'ICemed to ol{ree wtth h1m
''I'm !'orrv thnt Amtom :an~>
\\ ou ld favor Nuon over
McGovern bv t.wo to one I -thought we were furthl•r along
than lhat." sa1d Dan Tnylor
It's kmdn hke a mandote Cor happen"
"I'm d!Rgu~>t.ed ,' Kathy K
re!lponded "Th a~o whole elccll
wus just the le~flet of two evi
Marijuana laaue
The only th1ng a
seemed to have more thon
lukewarm mtereRt m wa11
California Mnnjuann Imhn ·
which occa!noned u grunt deul
discu. AIOn, l:!l\pettally uftt'r
failed
"It wn" too good to be ll'lllll!.
"ighed one d1~nppo1n t
student. "But ~e~1 I wiRh it
pusl\ed '
omethinJ! which is suppot.ed to
be ao \'italh 1mport.ant to u• No
one const.antlv exhoriS Uh to eat
or to bru.tthe to love or to think
-we do lh~e thing~~ becftutle we
realiu that thev are
neeeun.ry to our happm ~. But
we must be const.anth ubjet
wd, from I.'Very direction . to pro
,·oting propaganda Professor Hirschbein expresses The only renlly h11ppy ..... ,.,.
1 encounte red m mv travels
Chri.s S11kus, who wah ru~-;~
off to celebrate the v1ctory
Dan Evan!\ m the Wash1
gubernatorial race
"Well," !laid our
deep dismay lll • election fnend in the dorm lounge,
ptng open another beer, "h .. , . .-,
to Tncky D1cky and four mon
ye~" Most of Lucy Clark'
students seemed to agree
they s1ghed and want to bed
the end of what proved to bt
pretty unexciting election do} The reason that thu~ oc:cun U.
that most pt'ople reahte that
voting is a largely purpo eles"
activity. They know that there
exist no means of judging those
who are runmng for office They
make their .. eled10n11 on the
bui.s of feehng and mtutl.ion.
Thtty \•Ole by thear prf.'jUdi~
and by their gu~ . and the
reeults reflect the randomnes
of their (hoice. For thtf> they
cannot be blamed. They vote
and no\hing much hoppenB
They hove.: no me-chontsm which
inforrru; tht!m whether or not
their choice-have bec:n wtse
The politicians wll tht'm that
they are th«> one!! who rule but
most peopl~ rcabze that they
have lirtle to say about thl·
process ol governmenL
An anarchist friend of mme
when nskcd if bt! intended to
vow mud, "Do l vote'> Do 1
mole.t little children in tbe
park? OC course I don't vote "
As one of the world',. grt:atest
polit.ictaruo hoa said. "Pohttcol
power growt. out of the barrel of
a gun." Th~ mean.s which wP by John Barlow
Staff Writer
Ms Sevin H~rschbein ,
professor of Philo!iophy and
Western Ci\'lhz.attons nt LC, ex
pressed dusappo1ntment at
Nixon's ell><:tton
"l regord bim ue a great
threat to world stability," !!he
declared
Long active in caufles to end
the war ond brmg JU8trC! to all
peoples of the world, H irschbem
11t.ated that "four more years of
Ntxon would be dcva&t.Kttng ,"
noting thot the totalitarian ten·
dencie~ w h1<'h ha vc bcgu n to be
maoife11t m1ght well become an
inetttut1onuh?.ed pert o(
Amen<'an hCc.
H nsch bem also ex preAlled
di.!lmay at the aU1tude of the
American people. Sht.-uted an
· obvtouli erO'Iton of the Bill of
Rigbt8" by the prei'lent ad·
ministratiOn , remarking that
the publtc' !' only re.spon.se was
ont' of apathy
Upon c.ons1derang a revtval m
atudent aclivmm, or the radical
peac~ movement., as a re.ult of
Nixon's re·electton, Hirscbbem
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aca4 c ,.., ,11co.~ Clau pcmev-paid at Portland , Ore. Annual IUbacrlp·
tiOf, • 13.50 few U.l • .ubacribl,._ va.wa aapruull are thoaa of the wrt..,.
end ~~ nacuwarUy refaKt lhl ,..,_,of the atudant bod,, thl laQ.IIty or the
adm ration "t.ated that !the did not nn·
tic1pate ~uch a r~viva l. due to
th~ mood of the nation
"Thert~ se<~ms to be a general mood of people shnnkmg away
from the 1ssues, as 1f we were
retreating to the 1950's." she
concluded
Which lS safer-let Nixon serve •
four years
by Nichola• J. Desmond
Guett Writer or
In a Faust1an manner a maJority of the
Amer~ can people have onc.e agam forfeated the
sou 1 of our country', mt.egrity and clear vision to
tb1e moat corrupt and maphastophohan nd
mmistrabon for what is poosibly an et.ermty of s&r
v1tude to the m0:-1t demonic elementl' of Amencn'"'
pollt1cnl structure
A lllo like Dr F austut~, it was the voter's own
1gnornncc a.nd obstinacy wh1ch first allowed the
politJt·ul n1ghtmare of the Ntxon Admimstration
to be conjured and then subsequent ly replace the
reason, conscience, and "'llll believed mherenl
goodnell!l of th~ Am~ri can voter w1th a heart so
frO'zen that not tlven the once warm blood of
20,000 young Amencans could pOl'laibly thaw 1L.
The calloused mmds of 110 many Amerscnnfl
soomud 1mperv1ou s to viewmg an orphaned South
Vietnamese rippmg her clothmg off m a futtle at
wmpt to allevmtc the unimagmable pain mducl.'d
by our Amer1cun napn lm. How c.un we, 111
emotional end hopefully logical human bemg~t,
gaze.· duily mto the new8papcr, th& mtrror of our
barbonsm , Without crying out in fnghl ut the
rencrted image?
Haue wt' btcomt! •o blind toot blnod8het1 for
any rc:a~on, much lellli polttu·al expedttfl~y. con b1•
acrrptf.'d and ruen condo,..ed f
Tlu.· rhetorJca I stu H1ments rcgu rd ing lht·
ignorunc:•· of youth Ul'ed t.o evoke n great anger on
my pnrt. Howcvt>r, all om• nc•t>d do to confirm 'iUCh
rht•toric 111 to Ionic at th.-pu tht>tlc.lilly lurge Young
Vot...rs for the PrHident (Ult which WtU! pre ent
even on this <'ampus. Perhup .-. at ugll ea~htcen Wf'
are 110 naiVe that such 11 lnlflll~nt youth t~hould bt.>
viewt•d w1tb underst..nndmg
I Ml tht.-~adm•ss of pohticnl dufttat with Eugt•rw
M<·Curthy four yt>nf'1'1 prior to u mort-11toic attitude
lit th•• defeat of George Mc-Govorn . It hna occurrt1d impeachment
to me lime and time again that one must be
masochi t~t to ex.,.,nd so much energy and
thusiasm in support of men of integrity
Idealism Only tO ~CC them shot down 10 the nr•'
of poltltcal "reahty'' and m1sunderstandang
Persist.a nee in thts so far fru 1tlcss
does, howevar, ClChtbit a nome of fatth and
for thtl' country--yet, the mcretu;1ng . wmd
political defeat could eas1ly extmgu1sh thiti
and oil of 1l.tl pot..entinl.
Looking at the Young Voters for the Pres1
hu~; created a great dt'al of confu61on on my
Are they the youthful nffluent protecting the
terests of nn assumed fat inbent.an ce and wlln
philosophy of the poor 111 "Let them eat cake,"
Uri!-they the ignorant !learching for o mtoV<lffit
where they may find people of hkt> mmds?
I look at thf'm and feel embarras!led at beinJ
"young voter" Rar18 o.ll the connotations ....... .v11on
by thu med1a 1 look nt the re-election of R•cn~:
N1xon and :see a contradiction of Jeffers,on~
democracy wht.,re, when gwen a cho1ce, the nl'<M
wtll p1ck that wh1ch '" mhcrently good •
In many ways Richard Mtlhouse N1xon's
chcrmg of thiK <'ountry'!l utopic powntllll hot~
me ambnuaft!tt!d at being un Amcrtcon Y ~l nt
slugc the Umwd States of Amt'rJca 1~
salvn~uble1 I g1ve Prt~ )lldant Naxon my s1
hopt'" thot ht· do what ifl rll(ht for thu" country·
11 llpt:t·dy lmpt•uchment of both him and AI!
m1ght ~ Raf~r
Now thut thto lrngtlu vnRe of tht!l coun
future htUI bf'en plnced unce ngnm in
Nixon'"' childlik" hnnd11, overvone tthould str1vt
pruvent htm from damnKing it furtht•r Let Ill!
allow thu. one morally 1u:cidt>nt· pron•• Cac1111t
pluctl this country 1n the posshon where it
almo!lt 200 y••ortl ugo whon n rt•volutton h"r·BI
tht) onh: mlltruml•nt wherebv the . -oti11mry could ~:onvt:y tht• me!l. age of thetr OUICil
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