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

April 19, 1973 Volume 31, Number 18

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1973-04-19

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Brass Tacks Ill’shows various
.‘§__;,;,,preferences ofLCfreshmanid‘rm By(‘alile West
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ian.isfairly accurate as'irgil SFogdall has
‘ris third survey ofthe
shman class incon-
-riwith Dean Hawley's
Some ofthe fresh
enmay remember filling
ii.-ese extensive surveys
-=.1.":i_'=l"illliiUi"l'. Dr Fogdall
inoway li'i_"S~"..ii ofafill-95"; resporise
She This year again LChasbeen
clsome 3717.’colleges which
ictiarticipated with the
erican Council onEduca-
tmtlffice ofResearch. in
in-iepth study oftheciiar-
eristics ofthe entering
iinian class Thefollowing
tie--.i-lecteii atrandom from
“Emust i+"[Jt)l'i, entitled "Brassbeen
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hou lir'i;- Roman Catholic.
it-lewisii. and ii-1'}?other
re re.three and one-tenth
rceni have nochurch pref-
Twenty-three and
tenths percent now feel
ire likely tomajor
1»-t'it.‘li:l.l sciences". li:i.3"i.
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handthehumanities; and
1';forbusiness. Eleven
i'Ceiil list"pre-profession-
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eie-nty four and eight
ihspercent tentaiivelyplan
education beyond the
chi-lor‘s Degree Twenty-
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vethey will finish afour-
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Comparison" PolliicaIThink-
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ti 0*";that_ ilti", suspect they may
not finish afour-year term
Forty-eigiit and eight-
tenths percent believe that
financing college will be of
"some concern" or"major
concern." Si2";indicate fi-
nancing college will not be
iiproblem
Freshmen that entered coi-
lege atage litwere S2l"i..
age iii. l26'}. and age 17.ll“ |'ipeople toatleast look atthe
survey and added that the
reason hewished awide dis-
tribution of"Brass Tackslil“
was sothat everyone may have
access toit Hesaid iiwas
not possible tosummarize
adequately sodetailed areport
and heinvites anyone tostudy
the complete report aspre-
sented inthebooklet
F I - signed upfor the three J-
Hoard positions and two va-
cancies Five people signed
upforfour Fin-Campus Senate
seats. one person withdrew
Five candidates were avail-
able for thethree Ofi'-cam-
pus positions and twovacan-
cies Cinly intheexecutive
races were there aprepon-
derence ofcandidates
speeches areagain planned
ontheCommons lawn between
Templeton and the Manor_ ___ _ __ _|_ _; I I 1.5- _I_
’ lewls anti Clurk fol i-gt Arll lit Q7!
ASLC voters retum toelection polls Friday'L'iii~-i turnout for l'-'riday's
;_5|_i' elections was higherHouse atIipmtodaytweather
permitting} Run-offelectiora;
will beheld between thetoptwo
contending candidates for
President. Vice- President.
and Treasurer tomorrow be-
tween Flam and6pm in
theTrailro-om .l-Board and
Senate candidates areelected
onplurality vote Alistofali
present ASLC Senators canbe
found intoday's Ombudsman
column with their addresses
andphone numbers
Law School plans
first Alumni DayByJudy Andrews
Stall Writer
The President-elect ofthe
American Bar Association,
Chesterfield Smith. willspeak
atthefirst annual Alumni Day
atNorthwestern School ofLaw
this Saturday
Plans for the day are de-
signed togive alumni achance
toobserve facilities. faculty.
and programs. and tolearn
about theschool's future pro-
jects
Cohosted bythe alumni
Association and Law Wives.
theAlumni Dayalso includes
the announcement oftheLaw
Schools first Alumnus ofthe
Year
"This isahappy occasion
forour law school From the
cracked and faded walls ofthe
fifth floor ofthehistoric Sher-
lock Building and itsrickety
.'i_.'i qr
Only l9'}oftheclass lived
ona farm dur'ingtheir"grow- f
ingup" years and litEl‘-1}lived
insmall towns Cities ofmod-
erate size claimed .'i5.tt‘t.
suburbs oflargecities. lititiii;
and the large city. llt-l"1t-
Marital siaius ofparents is
indicated asfollows both
alive and married toeach
other. S51. both parents but
divorced orseparated. iiitilt,
oneorboth parents deceased.
ti-1'}ByDuncan Frissell
Stall Writer
Ontheevening ofApril ll.
thefront porch oftheTheatre
Arts Building collapsed while
17students were rehearsing
for aperformance ofJean
Claude Van ltallles play The
SerpenL
The accident occurred as
thecast wasdoinganimprovi-
sation involving the banish-
ment ofAdam and Eve from
theGarden. The performers
were carrying Adam andEve
into the building when the
porch. which isthemain en-
trance tothestructure. fell
about 1Iiifeet
The porch held after this
short fall. sothat none ofthe
students were injured
The railing ofthe porch
had fallen offlast summer
Theatre Professor James Os-
tholthoff said that theMaln-
ienance department had been
asked torepair theplatform
some time ago
Repairs made
After the accident. the
Maintenance Department re-
paired the porch. The re-
pairs consist of2x4brac-
ings onone ofthe original
supports. and anew -tx-l
support placed under the
rotted outer edge ofthe porch
This reporter observed. how-The creativity oftheclass
shows upinterms such as
tiiese. desire toachieve in
aperforming art. '2-l3*},write
original works. EH“;-.. contrib-
ute. toscientific theory. tiFri--1
create works ofart, 32iii-..
and succeed inbusiness,
£lIi.l',-’,'-
Objectives which they feel
are important include de-
velop aphilosophy oflife,
86.2";-.. help others indiffi-
culty. T221.. have avariety
offriends. 72¢. keep upwith
political affairs, 63Bil-.. be
anauthority inmyfield. 555'}.
raise afamily, 52{iii}.andhelp
clean up the environment.
Si5';
Dr Fogdaii iseager for
lilftl Fall 19715
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l=lHever. that the stairway and
porch are still unsteady
The two-story building is
asurplus structure which was
placed upon thesite over I30
years ago. atthesame time
that Fir Acres Theatre was
built
The lower portion ofthe
Theatre Arts Building isused
asaworkshop forthecon-
struction oftheatre sets and
props The upper story con-
tains apractice room thatis
used toprepare productions
4- _
| 1 _ _ ___old elevator, with the back-
room oftheEmbassy asour
recreation hall. toourbeau-
tifully appointed facilities and
campus inalovely setting.
the Law School has come a
long way." said Judge Phil-
lip Roth. President ofthe
Northwestern School ofLaw
Alumni Association.
Slfieaking ofthe"adoption"
ofthe school byLewis and
Clark as part ofits pro-
sress. Both said. "President
Howard. without stint. has
given hissupport andleader-
ship todeveloping anational
stature andreputation forour
law school And with Dean
Fagg. wecanbesure that the
School will give itsgraduates
agreat sense ofprofessional
pride. and acompetence that
will carry them forward with
nogreat reverence fortheIvy
League schools "
Thea reporch collapses:
Iunsteady after repairswhile the theatre isinuse
Other exits
inaddition tothefront en-
trance which was thescene of
last week's collapse, there are
two other fire exits from the
wooden frame structure. One
exit isaninterior stair that
can only becalled across
between astairway andalad-
der There isalso aladder
attached totheoutside ofthe
building which canbereached
from arailless platform under
therear windows
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ROTTED STAIRS -Drama students were unhurt lastWednes-
day when Fir Acres‘ porch collapsed under their weight.
The twenty-year-old stairs were relred rather than re pa -
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Crediaiity questioned
TotheEditor
We feel itaduty topoint
outsome basic inequities that
ertist inthereporting andedi-
i-._»rial metho-ds which theLog
chose touse initscoverage
ofwhat itapparently consi
ders the major news event
oftheyear thecontroversy
that surrounds theunauthor-
iced searching ofrooms and
confiscation ofliquor inPlait -
l-loward Hall instead ofclar-
ifying theissue andbringiriga
measure ofunderstanding to
llt.heLog hasconfused and
twisted it
iflur mayor complaint isthat
the Log. initsrush tocom-
ment up-:_»n and morally assess
anissue unworthy todominate
thefirst iwopages ofatwelve
page paper iwith shrill heati-
lines andpictures thrown in
toti»-oil has treated agood
niati with-'-ut sensitivity tact
---r compassion. and has
elected instead toinflate his
mistal-:t= beyond allreasonable
prop-..-rti on
one can match the Log
for long-windedness -what
other paper could devote a
=;it:==.ible-ct".-lurnr. editorial tothe
rights ofstudents topossess
liquor intheir dormitory
rooms iyou could have said it
inasentence and wemight
have agreed w‘iLl'i your and
draw out ofitanallegorical
fable forour times. towit-
Wecannot help butsee
this asareflection of
thesociety welivein arid
thepriorities ofthat so-
ciety Wecannot under-
stand why the Platt-
Howard staff should spend
somuch time arideffort
tosuppress something so
insignificant They could
irisiead beusing thattime
tohelp thestudent cope
with one ofthemost dif-
ficult phases ofhislife
Wecannot understand why
iheU.S. Defense Depart-
ment received abudget
boost. while programs to
support education andthe
handicapped were slashed
tooblivion.
Neither canweunderstand.
butweareataneven greater
losstounderstand howtheLog
arrived atthis incredible
analogy inthespace ofone
paragraph ifnothing else.
itniust certainly rank asone
ofthetruly notable feats of
bloated andopaque reasoning
injourmlistic history
itseems. ifwestretch the
allegory alittle further. that
the students who hadliquor
taken front them represent the
downtrodden masses. thebe-
_ _ I_ _. _ 1- —_ _ieaguered proletariat thevir-
tuous biiioppressed victimsof
society Does this mean that
weare supposed tofeel sorry
for Burzy Weand l..loyd i-fa
will-ii-ittll because they lost 5-ill
to.5-45 worth ofillegal liquor“
Perhaps weare laying iton
abit thick but only because
this isthe sort oftactic that
the Log haschosen tofollow
What kind ofobjective jour-
nalism isthisl Don't the
feelings and reputation ofa
human being matter atall. or
dosensationalism and back-
porch moralizing supercede
humanity onyour listofpri-
ot'ities"
Oh. well "perhaps were
iiist butting our heads against
-.iinewspaperi more arutious
topunish offenders than to
er-lli;tl‘il|E'4l'i _lUSl.lE‘iE. ainews-
papi.-ri that would rather
-..'estroy than create
James flluncan
5i'.i]3llt'ifl'1<-iI‘P
Kent Petersen
Junior
Giff Gates
Junior
Where's thebooze?!
Totlie editor
One wonders while reading
the Log's thorough coverage
ofthe Plait-Howard liquor
search. what wasdonewithiill
theconfiscated liquor
Name withheld upon request
Qualify tirtide?
TotheEditor
Ithank you forbringing my
attention tothequality ofwrit-
ingbyoneJoseph Cassidy of
theNational Enquirer ofFlor-
ida Withoiit theopportunity
ofreading thetwoarticles re-
produced from this hitherto
unknown newspaper. Iwould
have notseen theeclipse of
Art Buchwald asAmerica's
leading satirist However.
lmust make aprotest about
thehandling ofsome evidence
relating toBritain Even one
ofsuch brilliance asBilly
Graham, whose pronounce-
ments inthefields ofcas-
tration and capital punish-
ment are much more in-
teresting, should have seen
that the source ofBritain's
decadence iseconomic and
notspiritual Indeed. only 7
per cent ofBritons goto
church onSunday mornings.
The remaining '93per cent,
however. are notcorisorting
with thedevil. butaresimply
too idle togetoutofbed.
i.H.Adams
Visiting professor of
social scienceOldTestament values
TotheFditor
l'pon reading Dr
article intheApril illlog.
Ii."=_ift i"il"ll}.' i_-tfllifi fill:-R t‘f"f-' illB
i'-“atholic priest and confes-
sor inlhsfi
OChristian religion. how
long shalt thou bevetted with
this tiirest ofsuperstitions"
and cry aloud. OChristian
commoriwealth. how long in
thee shall the life ofthe in-
noceni beimperilled'-“'Snyder s
siii long as Dr :~'-nyder s
condemnation ofaninterest in
the occult isfounded onhis
own imagination and orfaith.
heisentitled tobeheard But
viheri hecites the Old Testa-
ment asjustification forhis
views hemust becorrected
This same misttil-ienjustlfica
tion ledtotliree centuries of
persecution. torture and
iii;-aih for thousands ofpeople
lfl‘Western Europe during the
‘iii-:.id1e .-‘iges anditisshock-
ina tofind itcited inour own
time
The modern concepts of
witches. mediums magicians.
and t,-vii spirits are allde-
pendent onChristianihi-.-ology
The filld TI-_'SiBlT'it:'fil canritit be
quoted l.l1ef’i ll‘!fl'lE*SE' con-
tests This isindeed L*."i'-
actly the error made bythe
lnquisitors fiijtilyears ago The
Encyclopedia ofWitchcraft
and Demonology tliibiii. by
Russel Hope Robbins. states
“One ofhistory's iron-
ies isthejustification of
witchcraft on biblical
texts. written forareli-
gion which had nodevil.
The following quotations.
those most often cited in
debates onthe subject.
areincluded here toshow
how erroneous transla-
tion and tendentious in-
terpretation fostered the
growth ofobscurantism.“
included onthelistisDeu-
teronomy ttl.9-12. thepas-
sage quoted byDr Snyder.
Dr Snyder. and allthose
who would suppress interest
intheoccult. would dowell
toheed Dr. Robbins‘ words".
"Nothing about witchcraft
ismore ominous than the
suppression anddestruc-
tion ofman's power to
think andhisright toask
questions Those whnset
upthewiichcraftdelusion
and spread itdamaged
Europe's culture foras
long asthatdelusion was
notrejected. Our civili-
zation today isthat much
retarded "1 M
Jun Allen adantnlatntfon. I RUMflu
SeniorJProposed bill
iiditor
2--tudcni it-iew'spi:ipcr
lewis andClark College
ilortliind. (J1-tHT‘.-;“.E'l-i
April ti.l!~lT-'1
Tothe Etlitor
.-‘ls asluilerit iiti-e-w'is lil‘lf'l
(‘larl-i Iremenib-er being dis-
sutlsfied with the qiialiry of
offciimpiis rental housinfl
Matty ofmy frieritis w'eri.*pttfi"
ing eitcessive rent for tiny
iiriits l.iutll'_v ll"ltieiitl ofrepair
The-ir tluniage il'l:"[lii.‘~2ll..'5'~ were
ofteri riitilisci-itei.l and liitiii
lords were Itnown toenter
and inspect wttlioiii warninit
The (‘iregon *-ienate iscon
sidering abill. T.‘-t.if'iEiltf Hill
i5'i+i_ which would rewrite latid
lord and ti-tiaiii law sforOre
gon sit loll requires iilurid-
lord torrtairitaiti idunit ingoc-ii
condition. and toreturn de-
posits witliin .li§ldays with an
iteriiizeti statement ofany de
diictii.'iris The bill regulates
loci-touts and abolishes the
landlords lien. which allows
tiltititilord tohold arid sell til-
most all your personal be-
lorigihgs
inaddition. thebillrequires
alldealings between alandlord
and tenant tobeinRood faith
.-‘iitenant must betold who the
owner isand how hecan be
contacted The bill mal-tes
itmore difficult for aland-
lord toevict tenants whocom-
piaiti totapiiiilic agency iibiiiut
health and building code vio
lations Except inemergency
situations. alandlord must
give 2-ihours notice before
entering adwelling
inspite ofallthebill do-es
for tenants. itisnot one
sided itseel-is toresolve
problems landlords have had.
.-iticli asdisposing ofproperty
left behind byatenant without
facing the prospect ofiisub
sequent lawsuit Byclearly
defining theobligations ofboth
landlord and tenant Lhe bill
provides certainty protecting
lioth parties
The bill will soon bevoted
onbythesenate Ifyou're
tiispleased with eitistingtenant
laws orhave ever had aland-
lord problem. please write to
5.-lalem and express your sup
port for SB lhil l..etters
should besent totheCapitol
Building. Salem. Uregon Sen-
ators ‘flctor Atiyeh. Jiihri
Burns. Keith Burns. Vernon
Cook. George Eivers. Dicli
Groener. Ted Hn“ock. Tom
Hartung. Norman Howard.
Thomas Mahoney. Betty
Roberts and Bill Stevenson
are from thePortland area
Ican't stress too much
how important your letter can
be Few senators have com-
mitted themselves and theOI‘ill
landlords will beworking
hard tcidefeat thelandlord
tenant bill
Friiiil-t Wall
llirecior tiff-Cainpus
Housing
.'il‘.l l'-Ill-lL'. Univ ofUre 1"
Eiigenii Ureizoti Fl?-tilft flulather
Exhaust comrol "‘'
lam worl-ting on a r1.£mdh,
I“'*t‘illll t_‘iil'lllT'lL.ll"l]l:'i' 1'-ili’l"\-'llTE?p['i;i. .,._
_lt:'t_‘l l-Hf‘ lllt‘ f'i:H"ll'( ill E I: Llhlrn
."'vly pri"i_|i-ct involves thepd}. mpm
llctitirig ofaprogriitri opera; 1,P,I-U
to the l..lrt.'*ii!ot‘i riliile Depai-i _.
Ffit*I"il of lfriiirotiment ,. .
i"_iiiiilitv This program. 13;
fill-itor" ‘veliicle \'isible Emu;
sions llrogrum wastles
toaid inthe enforcement
ti-ttiiie law that states
nomotor veliicle can ope
while t-miiting visible emit
stuns i_itiviousl_v. there
iilot tilvehicles that fll
this i~..itop;iiry" but they t
tiedealt with until t
reported tothe DifQ
l'lit.* progratri alltiwfi
itfl_l.‘iifl'l1‘ toreport a'vehlt!lt
This program would behi "lfindld
effect.ii.i-. eitcept very f '9“'l"f~ll3f’1"i=l
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l’-iii by.'l-iortori .li.it'obs ofthe
l.ffaculty
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-ll“‘I-lm 'lu+.'stlay. -Kpril E-l
lhl"t'it-H-tli rlaturday. A;-_iril .6‘-
an-.i at‘.5pm onSunday‘
-Xpril .-.“i Pipublic critiqoi;-
l":"ll*'i'-vs the .-iunday matinee
i\i"~ll‘\l SHUDLICK AND Robert Rutledge appear ashusband and
wife engaged inmarital conflict inThe Father. opening atFir
Acres Theatre April 24. Curtain time is5p.m. Tuesday.
April Ll.‘-1|through Saturday. April Eli.and 2p.m. Sunday. April
29. Apublic critique follows theSunday matinee- For re-
servations. call the Fir Acres Theatre box office. ext. 305-
Van *lPhoto byRick Mcliinrionl
dalscause 750damage;
security finds noByffallie West
Staff Writer
vandals didapproiiimately
575*! v-orth ofdamage atLt“
on the night ofMarch Illfi
Diclt Picl-tett headofSeciir-
ityoncampus. said thevandals
stole the counterbalance
weights offofmicrophones left
inthe chapel. and used them
tosmash the windshields of
five cars Three ofthese
cars were parl-ted offcampus.
on‘ill’ Palatine Hill Road
The other two were parked
oncampus. one nest tothe
security shack and theother
near Gallagher House
inaddition tobroken wind-
shields. thetwo cars parked on
campus had slashed converti-
bletops
The seats offour motor-
cycles also near Gallagher
House were slashed. appar-
ently with thesetscrew-sfrom
thestolen mil-tes
There was also Lliifeet of
rope cut out ofthe flagpole
line- and anew dogwood tree
was cutinto onlower campus
tT'he tree. Pickett added. will
probably diet
'l"hc- incidents alloccurred
some time between 13tltiam
and Ttinam
Pickett said that preven-
tion ofthis type ofrandom
vandalism isdifficult because
the do;-purtment issolimited
Hehas noidea what themo-
tive was behind thespree, or
who thevandals are However.
thefact that nomore vandal-
ism hasoccurred might seem
toindicate this wasdone bya
non-student who did not piclt
aparticular victim. as.ac-
cording toPickett. astudent
invengeance might Theper-
sonwasfamiliar with thecarn-
.-itn emphasized patrol on
theparking lotforsixnightssuspectsturned upnosuspicious wan-
derers Pickett hopes itwas
notastudent. andsaid hehas
gone "just about asfar asI
can with the investigation'
Hesaid any information con-
cerning the incident would be
very welcome
The owners. allfreshmen.
ofthethree cars parked off
campus. believe that thedes-
truction might not have oc-
curre--L ifthey had been is-
sued parking stickers. andal-
lowed toparlt oncampus like
upperclassmen
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Staff Writer
til"-p"-rtivity isadifficultgo-al
for people toachieve but it
issomething that we must
work towards ifweare toact
with moral i-quanirnity
l-'-'iiat lam specifically re-
ferring toisthepredilection
"l;.~e~iple totreat the same
iit.‘tlt.'il"t:-I inatiiffefeni fashion.
tithey are performed by
different people
This tendency was brought
inthe front ofmy mind re-
cently when watching one of
those movies about British
imperial India Here IOb-
served foreign troops march-
ing through thecountryside.
and lrealized that Icorisidered
this less unusual orrepre-
hensible than lwould foreign
troops marching through
Pordand lthen applied this
toour operations inViet Nam
ifitiswrong for foreign
troops tobehere then itis
wrong for our troops tobe
elsewhere
This problem also comes up
inrelation tospecific persons
The president ofthe United
states. though heholds norank
higher than citizen. isnone-
the less considered to be
above the moral code ofthe
average person itismy
contention that our leader
could stand onnetwork tele-
vision andshoot someone and
nosanctions would bebrought
against him Come tothin]-t
about ithehas
."-lurder isthe taking of
innocent human life This de-
finition isinmost ofthelegal
codes ofthisplanet inone form
oranother Yet SinCe the de-
velopment ofmass war and
area bombing. irinocentpeople
have died by the millions
Few have been arrested forthe
mass crimes ofwar andthose
that have. have universally
been onthelosing side Ger-
man leaders were executed
and irriprisioned formurders
inthe concentration camps
but allied leaders went un-
punished for Lhe much more
statistically significant
crimes ofthedevelopment of
the mass bombing ofcivilian
populations. theRussian eit-
ecution ofthePolish P01-Vs
and our own incarceration of
the Japanese inconcentration
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camps with racial moti-
vatioris
These crimes and the
crimes which continue today
are notpunished. yetthey are
Just asobjectlvly w-rong. and
certainly alarger scale crime
than any committed bythepri-
vate individuals that Nixon
seems sowilling topunish
Robb-ery isdefined asthe
taking ofproperty against the
will ofanindividual This is
the time ofyear when the
aspect ofgovernment theft
which wecall taxation isinthe
front ofour minds. yet how
many people consider this
theft. even though itmeets the
legal definitions oftheft
Robbery isrobbery and
murder ismurder and ifthe
state commits these crimes
then itmust besubject tothe
penalties which the law es-
tablishes Any other course
isless than iust
Gradstudent
winsopera
competitionJon Ctilbertson. agraduate
student atLewis and Clark.
recently won lstprize inthe
sariFrancisco Opera Regional
Auditions. held inPortland on
March E5 Besides a$100
cash award given him bythe
Portland Opera Guild. henow
has theeportunity towork with
5-KanFranciscos Mercia Sum-
mer Opera Workshop
Gilbertson was majoring in
piano andorganat Walla Walla
College until itwas discovered
that hehadagood tenor voice
-good enough that hechanged
his major tovoice This
ishisthird year ofgradiiate
studies atLewis and Clark.
worl.-ting under voice teacher
Hunter Moore Besides grad-
uate work. Gilbertson teaches
atPortland Union Academy.
where heisthehead ofthe
vocal and choral department
Hehassung regularlywith the
Portiarid Opera Association as
lead tenor initssummer pro-
cluctions
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r.irri their t"|'-i‘i_‘-iili.li'i'il:-'- ~._i_-.;.i;stt;-r therri my ‘E"“""'
ai-'1'?l_iti '._-Lin
Ftiur terms
Hartiara \.\'i_-st‘ it H---it it-"iii"
Ted Rattra}; '
f'iI'£1t"it fi"ilIe'}' ' -l"‘~7‘
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.t--ihri iatiiir
Three Terms
litiricari Fi'iss+_"-ll -"Tit
i'r.sha ‘t'".:tim.{ier+.-ri
Rariri: rihaui
i_mi;. ~tii~t*i=.ii-i»
ti." ."-‘lar!-1 Ii-itis
lit-rar:t "~‘lr*(i+.-~.- -' -14-
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Ttliti terms
Ht-tr. hlilit-F .
iiili l-tr-_iiii-Ls. I-1 -
fireite Harris ~t--
t’.‘*.'i'it_iie .ii=htL-1--t"ihudsman "-hHI..IICI headdrenu
ctithe lug. l.i' Hut 3;
t-Atudents uihn include 15,1.
phtine number will Fftgiw,
perstinal assistance and
itirmatliin
titF-enate. but ithn are“.
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One term
'irrest H~I!Tii.iI;
v-'-.--._i-
iii set‘. Fl"it_"-..-i_-ai";."+-ri_-i1 T-t.-ni"ie_'t ..'+.-*-; E-1+51,-
I_|l' '-_ '7‘-ht-
l,t-we i:i'tjijéiIiT' I. 4.:-Ii’:-1
‘."-'i--it seriattirs
BitJane! Case}
Stafi Viriter
.Ii.'=.t"ftee;-Le :r.:atit tits
aaree ‘J-iL'“. r-ititr-..-nit that
tties.*.=:-ct. .:.-rritrie tta-:i-t 1-'rc.rrt
aii-reiar: :-'"+_ir.trj. istitejhljt
r.-.i'.e.: it-a.;. gr'.t.i;> par
1;-tit;-:_-.i'i'. .T-;;e Hr.irtei'. c-:-rt.
:*.".+.-t".te: '1-.".the' ttr-r
Rockioclts
conquer lust
virgin climb
B}Mark Brttniie
Staff Writer.I- -inTJI“‘ I3-@-
:-et-teral ari=:irrtt'r:u»_i;-= rc-cit
'I‘lii'1'"..f.=-'.*?':i as-cerrdec the face
‘sf ' l'tl..-SEE D-.tllC".iii‘";.Z l'\l=I.~i“i-
:ta;. .J.’ There it-as ric.
;_i=_.r;~:.;;- ~;-flier triari fr.-rexer-
-ttse arid ti"-ere it-ere tic»iri-;Li.t_.‘t.1'1:11.;i-1I,
:_. .... ..
|'-Ia IE.‘
1-ifter at".iritert-"tea i-."it_i: cine
it'..*'.-eciirrttz-e rsitit-asre-eaiec;
that at'.-theit-=_i:ic.‘irigs '.-itcarri-
pus 21a"-"e been climiti-eci_e1cept
icir Hartzieid and Copeland
Evans pre-"ides free climb-
ing rr.-c- tc.-ciis Cirrc1pesipr‘ac-
tice Tne Scitith it-all ises-
pecially harci Ctifithefinger-
nails idrtheclimber hasbut
ai2inch ririid eriLhere-
iieieci hricits-. -. ---- A I--."~_-*-:r- i‘t--T-..‘.“F'#-**- ."'l-J-
--1-it"--I":-.-."=S~_-til .i§.i-I-T‘: tT".-‘- !"t:"‘1--_.tTt"i
-15:; a=t».'.'-:T.ac"*'. acme and
a:"t".a?»'-mi-.".t att.":e ifre-
r'.".il""-
.-‘titer J"'-ears -vic-_i.ttira.I. -pi _ 'II— I—- I I-
I'd....J:-d..t.-lF. iii ll.t."." 1. ."" bl‘.
"r.-rritrts triItaitr r.=:create
-.tt:-_.t-_=r+'- srit:-ci. irir rrie =i;:i--'-n
retirri. aareec.‘ .‘-iarcria
it.-eers ittain-;-s rr.-1-re than
;-11 rri-;irit_'r.s t-":'"t"i:::'~.~‘: thect.-.'t~-r-II
-tiiti-".-itiria '-itiiifetime
This '.E-!’i"IE itaslt-rcl.itttiitt.'riree
-~.-'-rse;-i.-'~ e.r=::.ips t-acit tt;-cam
;is Trie C-t.-icirtttiia Cihai-ta.
t-.ric.' ltaij." retiirrees are n-:.iir
alter ta"-"1 terms ciieit-
ertericinst aic-reign cauntrjr
tiiriti". the challenge cii
readjustment tcicampus life
Itsterriitiie t-tibehack
said Cele.-mhia-returriee Rcvb
C-criiid ‘The pace ciilife in
thel-'tiistc-cifast armpec-pie
are tr.--1»'-ac-rried at:-in-=.it time and
iti.-ttirii':t_t1'tiriit'_sdci:*ie
lritheend i;t'et'}.'l.i"iirig will
merit -'.*'.ilah*_~.'t-I-aj-' 'interiected
Uetiriis Ha--il_ alse returned
frcirri f-ii-amt-ia1--I‘"I:'1Di ."‘.;.1
Parties trivial
Pi Ghana-retiirriee eti-
;-resseci aties shared hf,marijr
er-cue ,c-articipant_s "Teuitnd
}."ei.ir =1."-idfriends stuck intheir
u.eil-dug nits which have nc-
rcicirn lergrcei But l'mnet
sure l'uIi'CI..ild becenteiit iititli
ac-ti\'it.ies lIcirrnerljr thetight
itin - like dcirrii parties
Things like that seem SD
lt'l\'iBI ncn
it-iatig." returnees feel that-isri _-.Y-.i iii.-wiut _"i"~t"i;.'t* '.!"‘.[: ~
4 F Hr If
ttii--. i;-...+TZi rrtaitirii. '~'-"it."
iii-ze -'l'iF- cares aC.-ta-am
"rti-mi.--'--r -t"~-my
1:5If.-ii. _"‘t.-1
~-it—.*.- iF.e_-. »- tal-mfi
l'||'|rl'::|i-_l.rlI'-:
i~rt".,ciattietic -attrt this sei".-
titttent iirite E'i~".i'-I-her rnerr.
tier -'~fthe C1:-titral .5tI‘i'l+':i"iCéi-
't'=.icatan er-1;1;.= last tear re-
calied his ii."-I-':"i difficulties at
readiiistinitt Ididnt tr‘.tr-
i.‘.et I-trirra r.-ectp-Ie aheln I
-‘artte haci-1 had tr_-‘seep.
ri"i-iririitt :it't'.'ir'tJ itetthetrat-"eiiria
t?.~=_iit irisicte tr-i1."-r.-iuiT'
.-titer eicp»_-riericirtg aicirie
riess and the thrill -IlltF:‘i'¥:F}'
ciaj. asaneu. tiiscc.~tei'1-".Da\'id
Crane returned [rem CciIcirr.-
iiia it-ith scirrie self-dis
t1‘Et‘i'€'i"iE*5 Iiiricl Ilack cciri
iidence inm:!ability: tcicrin-
"-erse Ialso C.ll5CCI“i'Iri"E"Ci my
iriahiiitjr ti-"iberiice tripeople
arid gt.-a_t' atteriticiri tr»Lherri
t-tit --~-.4.--"_iri-ting-1 anit
Netti perspective
Lricii-ting atthepCr'Sl'il‘-'E- side.
ltalji"-returriee Giflfi} Kahier
said that itscc-mfc.rtir-ig tci
hebacl-t tcitheiarriiiiar "its
hard tr.»realize that teettipies
ll'.'+_*S have gene cinit-iL'"iciut
yeti, butLCprcivides asettiriigt
tcisee DOW j-flit l'iat'e changed
while c-verseas The -.t-rirld is
wider, scieti-erj.'t.iiin._g jict-ti read
taltes tina1-rider perspective
‘t'citi're alsci astrcirigerpersen
because oftheLhirigt yeti had
tciface lI‘l:-'E1=.l!‘S£:lI '
AGhana gr-cup rnerriher
summed itupIil llI-ri[';" ifli
'4
f I[J-tiLi‘ dipirimas state the area tnuhtt-h i.-nu receited
degree iie.B.-1.Pei. Sci irirciiithet just sat" Bachei
.-‘iris. Leitiis and Clark Ctiileiii-'* -Bruce Du-t.ibie
.-‘tithe--.iar= irithepat-'~t if-:tirii-.-ni-..it- --tite-tii'ierr:a_1--r in
".--art-i =.~rii5' the cieitree arid the ='fEii+- are state-ti The r
-ttati--"i it--.t."i~.- H--at:-Itr :-{ft---e -'~i:'.- that triere was aer rt."1if
+-t;'~+.-r..-'e tr,platxirie, ri'ia_tr.-r:~i trie -~-'-rtiiicate ‘ti-'heri erriti
+_-ff}, ]_"§*['i-_*]",'Il—" the trariscript h-"='-1--'-ter the t't‘ia)t'ir tieittree
-_iliTl!tt¥-T alltrricii-".-rtant ii
l'te been tr-id that Jtihri RHi.u.arci isaNiti"-n 3|Jp-(ilI'tIE‘E*
uihat isthe man's relatitinship tt_itricitji Dicl-t” -Lisa Lat
R1 rrt“
i |i_£_ r-l- -;|—I-,__..._1"'1,ill-.....tr_ rriini
is
the Tu.i_=titjt -i-title .5iI'il”ii'i-'I,’!"1-'t:t."':~i -~ithe lfriit
T.’ inhis capacitj.' as-it‘t‘.-t.*Tiilte'3' heatit.-rider! tit-tier
inizfs -irie iri‘t-iadisr;-rt Wisccirisiri and the:'-trier ht.-re itiP
iattti atli.-it-"is and Cit-irit ii'iiali l‘tTl Trie reiinrt LIItheCm
I'l'ii??~€i"!i"i was completed ini’tT1t‘ and the rrierrihers met
.‘~»'ii.iin inWasttiniittc-n it-hen hereceii'ed theiiriai rep-"..-rt -a
~1'this rt.-pert isatailahle inthee»;-lieee siitirarj.'- But ti-':?-‘ti
h.;~;r"riet.-ccasic-n there isriectiririectic-ri he-ti.ie~;-ri thePl""’:Ti
and sir Nit=.iri
i
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DEEP
77-IROA T~T‘I'!'l£:ii="i'i isiii-cen
sttident interest intheir eit-
perience islimited ttiether
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Petipie dtitit l¢.J'i£fiI- hcra. tc-Iieel i:ibit mere eit-
;.-eriericeti with tirriadered
ririrlitcins The as-rid r_ii;ie5ri'i
cc-riter i':Il"U...iFld ifHiT_.'i"i"i’Tti'"'E'The t-earns ai-sing theC';i-.ii't-
cit Chamber wiri-titr-is tiiier
iitc.-cr.i exercise inctiirririey
ciiriii:-trig. *ilii“iiCi't isctirriiiirig
beta-een it-sci close stiierts bi.
pressing }"~l'I..IF back citionetib-
iect. and 5-'cii.ir legs cirithe
ether tjust imagine climbing
thelI'EittIl£' ofachimra;-jri
Climbing isa' titer;-'
seristiai aesthetic perserai
andscimet.imes frightening Elt
perience." accerding ic-cine
cltheclimbers Buthedis-
ccnirlges itciricampus be-
cause itmrts theti-uiidiitigs.
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Hiiberl Mt-Alee Brciurn
'-ire Dame Prci\'i.'.rsi
James Btirtchaii The
ill!’.+t:E",ii"i atT'-'.i'iT'.ies-
--.i-nine There '-itili he. , __ . .
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-tt.arid Th.. sii.i*. all
.."- tiiiill liii he-id ati.l‘ii-.-
Il‘-l*'T_l"i'|il’lif‘-E-l. I--—r|.._lr'.hl_l 1"-i'l"~
’--iii.-trsi.-rt :-ireei
. "daft atthe Para-
T-'-iii heTliii: Hill 1'_ii3ll‘iE*i"
-irici Hi.-rirj; arid Hazel
it."-_-r F-.-r ticl-ii-t. inicir
Ftl'it'_iil'it_‘ i_'i'-i-'-‘P
5-?i;.i_'. Prcicttir and Berg-
Firesieri Theatre ttiil
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l"-l'_'~"J'{1:|' sAmerica inTari-
ttand rt-it-t.'t-Fi_s and tr?-.'.ii"'i5
1iiI._'t.*i"l‘.t-:I'
thiiifie '.s'l"it_i lil-Iii: it;D11-
teii tici-tett-1 are nii-.i --in
f-rtheApril at.app-ear-
tFtheiiiiisreti'it.'ai izri.i-up""I"|r.__.1.!..
W -. -'-1 ltt'!+-ttti:-. '-i-i_i."iiIi l
kii.il'iiii]niiir fllilftlifft Qliri_i_ -i’i-rt". l'ltitTi;ir,ri-j, it-,i,
liti-.tti---r t‘-law titr‘-.1t'i'it'.it-i l'l‘i.--
tir;-.t !:_it- as,-. -itill". ‘tk‘;-13;.-;
I"-rrii-ih ariii het---i-mi-it mi-
first tiariti iri i't.-If". Hi-
ii"-'-‘ii-tit‘!~l i-liii
littitii t'_t'.i;lef. istist-li ta-izh
iir'-.itTirTii=r '-ithitit-ureii itiith Ida
i’-.i-. and iii:-s..-..iii.- '-rriith
.-'ilbert Eturtiariii. replaced
l‘a=.it Fiarri-es .-inthe ciaririet
i-tithis l-'ii.iI'
‘t-artiiiri Hi.-nrj. l-Limtiall -:iri
the liiétfijti filéiji-‘ii.-U with I,i'_iii15
-irmsiriirig init-.i-ti'.=i He-itT-i
t.i‘iiT‘it‘iiOL'S JAZZ -Martin Kimball. with abanjti tinhis
.1-i-as tine iiithe rild timers uihci helped bring thehti-use
IPhuiti byMarl-i ‘tiitirdmani
Sha Na Na and Eristitsh rii-cl-1
ii-1r-..iup Gentle Giant Tickets
atParamiiunt T“;-.-rti-itit-st -"-'-..il.-
lt5:l.F~'
Lite Theatre
P'ia}.'init_.t Tues-ciat. and Wed-
riesiiaj; .-'tpril 2-iand 25 at
Heed K‘-i-liege Theatre tiiill he
Mciilji Bio-em and Ptildy chi.-
i.‘i‘t:'iiIi"iFt iiiif alums Randi
I.‘i-i.ii;-tia.-1 arid i'.ta't"ii;i Eris-tiish
The plat isanercitic ""i.'-ITH.‘
-if. iiase-ii --riJames .l-ij-:c-i_- .-1
L'Ij.-sses Ti-:;ii.i.-ts S-.'.'Fiitat-ri
stuijtihts ti‘-Etilfli-l*' .,__
__IIt-L.-.-F..-,
.,..I"I__i-ra
;il'Tl".t—' '"
H-..-rt liachartich and .‘-ieil
r-irti-.-it :-at-i-arti ti-iririiritt mu-
.-icai riit Prtirriises. Premi-
ti-ers taili lite in Pi‘-Ftlitnil
thr-".-ugh *-Iajc ItiitiriPi-'lairi_~sta£e
at l'-i-rtlartd '!'.'it'ir Theatre
i"eri-iri-iiarices at -prit
Thursi:iaj.'s and i-i.'i.t‘iprriiiri
l-ridaj-"s and Saturdays
Etperiirig attheF’i.-rtiarid Cit-
icTheatre Biui_-rci-itim -inFri
-iaj. the;.".‘th tiiiill heKurt ii'-:iri-
riei;_ii.it sHappy Birthday Wanda
June Ticlit-i-rts arettcitii availa-
tileat5-'..'Fifigeneral an-ti "F-1‘iii
i-jirstuderits
Express your love with flowers!
‘In/‘\:::;tI\i§again with LCstudents.l--l"il"L"'-‘tl'. .il'i"'l 'lrtI"i,"Qt’-- I_t-'.I.]_._
fr--tr. it-ii i"'t-t'i arid ii.iirii_--E
l'Tt-.'J-t-!"‘--ittijiri H-iii iri l"*"'.-:=
1"1l'iF£ .‘-‘ltlli;-r -'.-rithit-1'-iat‘ii"..-
--ii.-it ai-.t=.i-iii--rit -"it.4-tar-ii t'iI..ei-.-
i-rarii-; lii_-rriciriit tr-"-mi'iiiriiii_-
tstr-im 1’aliit.-rriia arid ti."-.--:-it
l-'"-'il'l"i"=l'iiH i'.”i'.-lit.-ee .lliTi Fttiti
it‘i:—"--‘it‘t iiiF-tresertiatt-1-ri Hail
larrie =-i-"as hisrnairi irti'iui-..-rtc-i-
Last iiithetiriginals
V-i'ith the -:--itci-.-ptti.-ri tit
[lit-rr:i'.-riiiti this tiarid criritairts
s-irrii_- cit‘the last let-ii -"pirigitiai
‘"i-i-it "'.iirlean.s _iaz.;t perfiirmers
'-'-hi- are r--tit-i-" aim-fist anextinct
'-'-riecii.-s iiirritisiciari
i.1ta-.-i- t'_.i.ii:l-t.-f- said this re-
eardiriiz !"ii-is lririitt ‘\'i_-ti t";ir1i_.-are-2
it-ii Thi".- -i-aji it--.
iit'—'F.‘l'i ‘ii’:
i-1-rte ttt't".i- "t'-'-u see Tl'it7'i.!"‘.l‘-.il.'.il'i'
islTi'|"*l -"_-idtim-;-rs are
'I'ili".,i|?_ "iii .-1i.rii'i thr.-_=-:._- -,-.-_._.i-it
at-_-rs art.-ri ttiarticuiar .-it_i-iii.it
t-taiiriit iiir:--i.iri-3 j.--.--_t
it‘-.-T t"."i-.- "shite --.-.i.r=i- are-\..-ii.‘-J,,-.ti
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i'*'iiill'- t--la.tr.it
‘iirii nertriusness;
'l'rii..-r+'-- t".-.-t r_§*.i_- =.;igt;ti"-at
fit -ii.'“it_'l"‘-'-.i'-TIt'FL-- tr:t..'ti'_-se
rri-.-t: t--"-i'-'.ir-.- iiti--rt’-.-rtri
-Ti»Ziiriiiis put tt itiaf-iri -I‘;TJt".‘i_II
Jttiti
_:i.ist riatiarai t-".--.i;-. -arid itis
‘ti--tr triti--rriaiireii _=at-ti-. that hat‘-
i-.i--;;-t 'r.e .‘i-'i-iii. t'irii-.-art--ti .-1---.iri-d
fresh i-act. time the:-". I.-la‘.a . -
it-"-i?'a..-st? tr.e rrieri are irri
ti--rti-.-..is t--t.riii_- c-riariat-s. in
TT:-J?-ii" ciariniit Lhi"-tr a
-.-'.-ll-.-tie p-erf
the i--i."i'ii'- titas,i;ii_-at-;i_-a_-"_.
'ti1elliiiiii.iri,e_ nfracism
i_trii-_- chariize t_.ii;1e_-. has -.=."it
t'iessi..-d tsthe riii-1]-3-ttiria
racisrri '-iihici". has h-_.--.-ri rr.-tire
tt'it~-t'i;-.Ii-_- irithepast
Tat.-:irii?. at.---it theracial cits
tances -”"" ' * "”
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II'1lE'I"I'i3ilt'.tl'I-Hllfii itnriiiin
l"i---"-pii_- i'r-'1-m ailari:iii.iric.‘ the
--ii-_-riti :--'.-ip inatPresertattciri
H.-iii tr."ti-_--.-. Urit-aris ihiaj-"he
thert-.-i truth tii the cit-The
that tTi'.;:1tC‘ isa-.iriii.-ersai
larietuaitte iThere. ast";itiiiej~."
it-iiit it ‘i’-:-ti car: ciap }."iiiur
hariiis '-i-"iit.ti;.1lej."i-iitirtci-it-s s.h.ai:e
ti--i~..ir sh-"-tiiders arijrthinit let
f-"ii-ur hair ii-'itit-"ri' i.e! Itiiui'
l_.-iirifi lite the ttiustr
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CHESS BL'FFS -Itching I-or tibattle ofthebrains with an
iiid Master?‘ This Saturday. Jude Ac-ers. Senior Master
chess etrpert and current We-riiti Re-ecird holder Icir simul-
tanerius plati. will attempt tcibreak his iznirn reecird citII-i
simuitanetius games inanelhihititin atLiinyttl Center. In-
iiirritatitirt may be iiibtairied bycalling 252-2511. ext. 3-I
__ |-_tPhciii:i byTedd Landon!
Tryon creek provides
relaxation withnatureFifi ‘ii-tart: Brunke
Staff Writer
Vi-'t'i-ii-rt are ti‘.-ti-se assistants
at-riria itet '".--'- ‘hat tr-i-se "iii"
thinzs tale Rsjust
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PIONEER LUCF Apr“ |l-l.1973 i"""""—_____— -1| I -it ‘I M 1
Students launch l(lC0.1.Schedule (Springterm) |n5ti
new coffeehousebyFrances Hart
Stall Writer
The liasement ofL"i.ipelantl's
iii.-tin lounge haslieena iiretirji
st-iiing toreitlter tigiirne of
ping pone ori-ittafti-rtition with
Ci-trip-iii‘ Jolitison But asof
hlotidtii It-lay Titei"itativi--
ditii-t_ this rootti will llH"i-'1‘
l_tlltli*l"iiIi"iltt‘ iatiiiistic changes
as 'llhe l-lusty Niiil cotties
into tietne
.lell :--tttith. a]l.lt'llflt', and
Hill .‘\.lut'ttt1 afreshman. are
the t1wt.i co tli*sl§2t‘tt"'FS tillthis
projeci Tiie idea was origi-
nated ti}l7-‘t'esidetit Howard
who wanted iiCopeland coffee
house that was completely de-
signed. constructed. and run
byIt‘ 2'-~li.ltIlt'l"ilS .lt-ll :~‘~n'iitti
and Hill 5-ltirtin have heen
drawing i-tans shopping for
doors. titid tearing downtiartis
ever since Di‘ Howard sue-
gested theidea last tall
lite atmosplie rewillhecas-
ual and comfortable There
will hetwo couches. several
taliles aliar. individual liooth
areas and iistage forenter-
tainment ."\-ltllfll oithefurni-
tore has iilreudy lieen con-
structeti liyifstudents inthe
trunlt roorn ofCopeland sB
wing alloiwhich isofdark.
unfinished wood. The enter-
tainment will include every-
ll"lll1_tl', from rnirne toltTillt‘.5ll'tR-
ing The main idea istoget
ll?students tohetheenter-
tainers. and volunteers are
welcome Asound system
with an FM tuner will he
availatiie toprovide music
for all tastes. when enter-
tainrrietii isnotgoing on
The lo-od this term will
consist --icoffee. tea. hot
Campus show
welcomes
allartistsFront May ll-Ell theLewis
and(‘tacit artdepartment will
heputting onalaculty-stu-
dent artshow inPeebles stud-
io The shou will provide the
artmajors andallthose who
have tal-ten art courses at
Lewis and Clarli with anop-
portunity" todisplay their
worl-ts
Allartmedia isacceptahle.
proyided there isdisplay
space tihis concerns unusual-
lylarge pieces) andthat these
works are ready lorshow by
April I-'4 iworl-is must bein
atthis time tohesetuplor the
5l'lC1"W i
JillRandall. graduate stu-
dent. andCathy Wlndus. sen-
lor, are organizing theshow.
anyquestions canbedirected
toBoat 2i'i5Ei Further infor-
mation regarding entrance in-
totheshow canbeobtained
atthelnlormatlon Desi-i.
SPRUCE UPFOR EASTERcho-ciiilule. stilt i‘lt‘ittl-ts, unit
oniott- heel, andcliicl-zen noodle
soup l-’i:-trii will iilso lie
tiviiiliilile. since theRusty Nitil
o.,||] lip stiirl-ttllli-.'. ll'li‘i'i["|_jlll‘|t‘llttll|
with the l"l.itl lit;-'".'i=~t'iu l‘il
l1lti1F.e tii'i_itile tftlt*l‘t":-itetl in
cotitrittiiting tapestries and
other art iiorli. viiliinti-ei'lni.t,
lot‘etitertiiitttriertt. orlorcot"i
stt‘ucltoti iiorl-i._ can l.‘l‘Illlli.t‘l
t'ltltt't‘ rliiiith orliliirtiti, est
.'-is? orL"opeiand l-I'.3il
'1"'~ltll'lll"lt.I it-ti-.iy T.‘The Rusty
Nail "willheopen seven nights
aweei-i. with special hours for
linalsweel-t eittiitiiatitih-liirtin
iititilti lilsc tolltitnlt l‘resitli.*ttt
Howard for his tremendous
hiicisiniii with lioth ideas and
luniils. atid L“opelatid's llorm
i'.‘outicil who approved all
steps indesign and construc-
lii'tl'"l
ByNancy ‘Wahl
Stall Writer
You certainly tal-tc Rood
care oi’_vour students. dont
vou" '
This comment wasmade tiy
arecent LCvisitor. DrTeo-
dora Revilla deRocha lrom
the Liniversidad l*-iacional tie
lsducation "Enrique Guitam y
‘Valle "
The doctor visited this
campus attheinviiationolDr
Hamar, todiscuss thepos-
sibility ofthe Peruvian uni-
versity providing dorm lious-
ing and language fortheLC
Peru group. nest fall andwin-
ter
.-Xccording toDr Savage.
leader oithePeru group. Dr
Revilla deRocha wastrenien
tlousiy impressed hythe facil-
ities here which greatly sur-
pass those inmost Latin
Anierican schools She also
cotntriented onthegreenness
oithearea and oitheclean-
liness ofthestudents and how
well they take care ofproper-
l't'
The Peruvian doctor was
shown around thearea byRaul
filaloisone. who isaccredited
asaphysics teacher attheuni-
versity andispresently atLC
forhisMasters Degree Raul
will heanassistant instruc-
torforthePeru group9a.m-
‘l[la.m.
‘lla.m.
‘I2noon
Ip.m.
Ilp.m.
l5o.rri.
9p.m.
12MidniteSunday
Blues Bag
Handy
Hood
Jan
Wayne
Uda
Jar:
Eric
[luvall
Classical
Tom
Gasliill
[Zlassiul
[lick
StallMonday
Ho.1Music
Dan
Gibson
John i-'-ltnott
No.lMusic
Boss
Hanis
Lightroclt
John
Taylor
Mined Flocli
Johnny
Angel
Hock
Gary
Philips
The tentative itinerary for
thePeru trip includes amonth
home stay inthecity ofHu
iincayo fliccorditig to[tr
F-ai.*itge, this city used tobe
anlndian settlement and is
located inabeautiful valley
inthe Andes.
lltheir liudget permits. the
home stay will hefollowed by
islwiji tli't:"i;.*lt tour cilPt_?I’l_l This
tour will include sites such as
C'ti?.co_ center tilthe old lncan
limpire. and Machu Picchu
iirohahly aformer retreat for
theltican emperor. discovered
intill? Hopefully. says Dr
:-lavage. atrip totheAmaiioii
on the eastern edge ofthe
country can also bearranged
The academic rogram will
Hementioned that there are
miisses ofuntouched archeol-
ogical sites from the lncan
litnpire inPeru called Hua-
cas. Healso told ofagreat
sociological problem ofthe
country thehuge migration
WEDDING PHDTDC-RAPIIY. Quality
plus Quantity SMILE Dial Gail,
646-3033 or154a-9533.
Wanted Housing forvisiting
concert musicians June 14-
fiugusi it.Lake Oswego
.;irRe-et.i College area Call
‘£29-dlltil
i — — — __-_i_ ,
Beautiful home completely re-
modeled lllte new-4 bed-rooms -I-Iliaths -allappli-
I ances including washer and
dryer- located onl Zacre with i
view andlake privileges $.'i?Fi.
ndl per month--cull Tim at2.'i.'t-
4.511 days only toLipm
awstudent and wile want to
rent it’-Bedroom house near
EJHKE t'Jsw'ei.;o. Range 5135- '
ltjil Call iiiiit-Tiliiel
r H‘
largest sdatiiiii Ill 1 l‘ii-mtinandlll'llll‘.ll‘.
mllitit-oi. C-‘O tit-itnit-'. . ‘La1-6Wednesday
No.1MusicTuesday
No.1Music
Davii
MurphyMurphy
Pamliaison
No.‘lMusic No.lMusicThursday
No.1Music
[lava Pamlilalson Dan
Gibson
PamNelson
No.lMusicAtnott
Ciochlttti
No.lMusic Soul-llogi tier,ifl|" ll!llii
ktllinFriday Saturday H}.K3“-|
lilo.1Music Comedy S[l|‘_‘|"|_'lflr_v It
_]|_"_|.|'||'| Bflndun llll' lhi? 5“.
3|-wIintle r
l§i*ttli*t,
t't-r-i]fti'il't
i, 'If-if-ll
Nancy Buchan ';m.I-,- theaiii
John Slop
Michaols Wayne
Liqhtrocli Lightrocli
Jim Bob
Hastings lloilot
Miiioil Floclt Mined Floclt
Pancho Jim
Leighton HartLighttocli Lightrocli Mined ll
Woody Harper Stove Julia
Ladyliotliya Gum Ford .»'lill1I"llt.Il"| lit
vi-i" '41tt'tt.'|
Miaad Flocli Mixed Floclt Miiiad Flag] -"5""
John D. Hick BigD.
Davis Smith Otis‘my. tiltl tictti
i-Jitli--ii lii
‘ti.“‘-1. d ..|‘. lltll; til
ti “ -':rd'i,l'llGregg Illaricy Richard ;|_i|"|iiill lictit--li
Harris Buchan Brown _--tieleiii ii-‘"i"-'*'
.__,g|it- til lh
-1!with iiu
-‘ifs. rill’ Hi:-"ll
Roclt Hocli Soul-Flock ,_-.;-.-. .l
The ThaSupor 'rcri:;1---. iirtic
Palatine Hill KingBi
Show l
ofanlndian population, which
doesn't speak spanish doe.-'ti't
even l-tnow Peru isacountry.
and lives like itdict ll‘ilyears
ago
Dr Savage also said that
the Peruvian military junta
government isquite interest-
ing. since although tnost mill-
tary governments areconser-
vative. Peru's isuniquelylel-
tist.
hi:ntiidcrtiiztition oi‘theziinycomctly oi‘foriii 3-.t,t"t't-it'll
tiil t‘-:i|
Glen Potter Charlie Stormy E 'tstieI1til liflttlli
Show Johnson thoSliiiii fill" i"i'"i_'“"i
H_it'i-t'i.'1itwei
1ii-ll.--ll.'|'lt*l'l it
*'_ri_-*|'!.'-.' lll\'ttl\'
The if Peril grout) hop-its
totake sortie hooks and scl- .I’
Savage announces nextfall's Peruitinerary“ill‘ttit
ence etiuipment ttiPeru bg.
cause ofthe limited lac
ties thereill-
Frtini theaspects ofar- HyJane
cheoloity. anthropology. so Stallli
i'ioltigy and political science, Opt-ii marl-
Dr Savage commented. "l1.;t-iw meat
personally thinli Peru isi
marvelous opportunity lat
students "
' P. '
“Piii’"""“‘"" ‘“""“‘5 ““‘“5‘“"‘ "‘ill'ii"il"inclicoi'i'titi inuncx itttd'iithattatively scheduled attheUni- "J L"‘i '"'“ 'l L-H‘-_
._...,-,..m,,,,Lt NH.;i._,nat (1..Educa. ttitidctiicititigli sttltllltilll llilLlt‘l13il\Csllll1l}
ion-ianriqu-3 am-m it t;tiin.“ -Rt-iRt-cti.-\'t.‘tti.e.-'\'t."i'isValle "The curriculum for
thecourse will include aSpan-
ish language and literature
class. anarea study. and an
independent study project Dr
iriavage hopes that thestudents
will also beable total-te some
courses offered attheuniver-
sity inPeru
longago."--trt'ilt"rlllll-.lt'lt_ well-toriiii-.i
nicrictt eoiiie totheIlll.lLllttill\t‘...lls iuiini tind
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Saturday
Comedy
Brendan
B:
[Iinchrtti
iluui-Flack
Richard
Brown
illiitetl that
lalte
Ford
illiited Rm
BigU.
Otis
loul-Huck
iturmy 5
theSheik
tryout} hope;
;and sci
Peru be
ed facili
tsofar
logv. soInstitute secreta refutlitKathryn Evans
gm-retat*1t-' fortheinstitute
ful illf.‘ Sifldy tilMED
t,t',-ttotttlttr how inresprinrl
pi Henley l~inytier's full
F.'_iEi- i‘t_'*H['.l-ttl'lHl.‘ itithe I:t'.*l'.I'
HM;-t inissue ofthe Lug.
,g-,l-t-t- ‘lie attrlltutes and po-
:t.ni_|,|E ‘ht-tit-ills‘ of|itil"aps_y
.9-|:ti|_n_§‘t HH w--ll as the oh
';_-.1“.--. ttlthe lttsiiitlie for
5,._-ual}. oflvlan are por
znttw-.l
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.,.t,.-;- it:ntv i<ttotviet_'liitt~ tlis
_-_,-t_-..--' with ourlnstitut-tuent
_-._=r-. ‘in- st*tt|tt- ttl lttstiltte
mt-. tntl ttt'livities_ hefeels
;i.tli!':--ti to ntal-te rather
'f.jt.;t-i -weeping gt-ttt~t'ali".»'.a
mt. ual coneltlstotts lie
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Fagf“
..-..tihooves, women balanc-
'baskets laden with fresh
llfor the evening meal,
rful spices and green-
up-|,q},t_° piled between rows of
't'ng. kitchenware and
stock. .
Eachterm overseas groups
arkonlive-month inur-ry esSnyder's authorityllllilfiillites forsounding like a
‘name-dropper’ asherefers
toeminent intellectual aca-
demic authorities who con-
sitler eit|iltir'at|t.in_ valid scien-
tific research and open in-
ttttiry into theseare-asofpara-
ll-‘"'~?~’t"ltttltigy, paranorrnal psy
chic. occult perfectly respect-
itltle Tosome, these areas
have ht"-en suspect aswere
illti ‘flit’ tttli' ideas tilCi'ilUfTl-
lttts. fittllllt-ti. l*'rc-ud. l-Tin
stein and others who verttureri
out intangents front themain
stream sttittis nun
.t\lllit'tt_l,t?_ll ntanitinti ltas
t".'ttl‘li't*tl ilfltl F1I'f_lgI'i"'1~{1‘-;||_-_1('_| rt»
tn."'tt‘|-talily tlirougltottt r't_-ct-trill;-it
ltistut'y t‘lt.-'ttt"lf~.' titan has not
ti-I found all the answers
lit.isitle.-ts llr .“-ittytier has not
solvt;-tl ltrttitltittts oit~t_-olt'.tgy
war iht- tlist_--nchantment of
till!" ft't1iil'l,iI pt-'t'ipIi_~_ i-tp_ myr
lliiti -‘~tt'tt.‘t1t‘t". ori.tl"gtlfli;='.t*ti re-
ligton
lsitpossilfde that there
t-an heot.het' approaches to
our "unsolved prnliletTts'-"'
isitpossible that asthere
neys intn theuni-tnown worlds
ofother cotintt'it;'s_ vvhere oven
the most rnuntlane eitperience
is an adventure
J1-_
'1-I-__
cherished. But. even then.are "good" and "bad" as-
pt-cts of "business," of
"science" of "religion"
tmany consider theso-called
"Holy" wars, theFipanish ln-
qtiisititin. the i_tt'iol-t-l_ianning
andburning episodes thetor-
ture and killing ofpeople
whose ideas did not conform
tothe status qtio ofthe ting,
its"had" aspectsof rt.-ligioni"
"l-'t'vquote tltrthur itloestler
"I'3t"ience turns out tohe
Tilt“ "lit?-it _t¢!,lorious achieve
ment ofthe human mind-
anti itsmost tantalizing tie-
lt‘ill wt: iltlvt: iititj-t",tr|"1e ;|
tttnsl tietiIcieverer
hutnotmot.-h wiser inknow
ing what itall means "
'lltlt ttnce this isrectig
ill?-t-‘til. Wt-.* might het:ritTie
more receptive tophenom
ena around uswhich aone
sttleti emphasis onphysical
science has niarle usignore
might feel the draught that
is hlowng through the
chinks ofthe causal edi-
fice. pay more attention to
t.'.'-::-nfluential event.s. include
return." commented sopho-
more Martha Rogers "It
takes more than slit months
toerase the contiitionin of
{Photos byJeffery Campicitel
idlifetime."
Dennis Rae]. asophomore
newly-returned from Colom-
bia. finds itdifficult tore-
adjust. "Now Icanseethrough
the artificial bullshit. and i
refuse toputupwith itany-
more "Heplans toreturn
totheSouthern Hemisphere
inthenear future.
An anonymous Ghana re-
turnee agreed: "l‘m notsure
lwould becontent with acti-
vities iformerly thought fun-
likedorm parties. Things like
that seem sotrivial now "
one knows hemust return to
hispast life-asastudent
atLewis andClark. making
hiswayacross campus asiust
oneofthecrowd.
The degree ofdifficulty in
readjustment tocampus life
-.or just theU.S. culture -
tends toreflect thecountry
from which the student has
returned. ltaly returnees ap-
pear tofeelless anxiety than
members oftheColombia and
Ghana groups. "After iii
years of‘cultural saturation
intheU.S., Italy didnotcreate
aculture shock tormeupon- --- -§-
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theparanormal phenomena
inourconcept ofnormality.
and realize that we have
been living inthe“country
til lht? lllllltlu
tinWells‘ story ofthat coun-
try. thestrange creatures who
hail eyes were considered odd-
abnormal. their sight-percep
tion was ttuthe blind "nor-
mal" ritiztensl "etttra-sen-
sory" and definitely suspectt
' psychical research
seems likely tothrow
entirely new light upon the
rtature ofhuman personality
anti its titisitltlrt inthe uni-
verse and that intime may
transform the whole intel-
lectuai outlook upon which
our present civilization is
l'ia.-ietl
Here. itloestler isquoting
ilrict;-_ an{lsford Professor of
l‘hlltJst'.t[Ith}'
What this implies isa
plea to make parapsy-
chology academically
respectable and attractive
tostudents. asacareer or
asanoptionaisubject Once
verseus returnees look buck ontrips
stant challenges incoping with
strange situation. where even
conversing becomes astrain
because ofthe necessity of
learning aforeign langugage.
theoverseas returnee isof-
ten arotious toshare hiseit-
periences with others "Peo-
pledon't know how toask you
about your trip -sotheydont.
making you feel like noone
cares." said another anony-
mous Ghana member When
faced with indifference-to what
has probably been amajor
event inhis life, many are-
turnee cannot help but feel a
little depressed andnostalgic
for the glamour ofliving in
aforeign country. where heis
attovelty
Italy -returnee Ginny l-tahler
finds italearning experience
tobeback oncampus "it's
hard torealize that peoples
lives have gone onwit.hout
you. but LCprovides aset-
ting tosee how you have
changed while overseas.
You're astronger person be-
cause ofthethings youhadto
face inyourself "
AGhana group member
summed itup
"lfeel abitmore experi-
enced. with broadened hori-
zons The world doesn‘t cen-
teraround l_.Canymore ”
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only ilillicult hut t‘t"t-lllll‘i'** ll
'(fpfl]|;-*fltltil.l5 tltlitltllll til Plltlfl
Hm-1 ,_j|3.;i'i[illl‘it_‘. anddoitwell.
takes tie-iitcation Tully llllll
iels could tiectilietitle-i.'licate~d
He isone oilti"spremier
distatice runners onthetrack
tearn .~'icci.irtling toCoach llr
j1;1i-jun l-"it heisitleader
Running istit asport. tts
aany oilite "said Planiels
]ts.1*-‘.|_'il'l"lt.l*'illll'lfl', l.t_itt train for
."tt~'-:'i days ayear Hot just hi
running anhour adaft. butbi
getting totied early. byeating
fight lit." [‘1|__iI titiiflg i-'-tll‘l"lL" til
the things jttttt tttitlltl like lit
flit
I".tespite hisathletic ability.
hisliferemains much moreto
him than agiant track and
lit‘-id
lcame tolewis tltltlclilrlt
l_iet_‘ititse tilthe academic repo
tatton llike the smaller
:-'-ll.-‘.t.—-‘ti t‘lttsse-: where you can
get toknow tiieprofs .-ind
toalesser‘ degree because]
can compete here onahigh
level without tie\'t.tiih.t-I ttl!‘-'?*'~tt'+ll'
tothesport '
Journal reporter
llatiiels isattiember til
the .-;'+ot‘ts staff ofthe(lregon
.. _tiii.it't'ia]
J
Ht
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1|.
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i'“l‘i.'-"‘lH
-1— ll-'-"-rkitiii attheJournal ties
tnwith athletics ltputs yt-it
inapressure situation You
lltl‘-.I. ndeadline and you have
lttmet--t it "t'ou have tomeet
pressure situations inorder to
grtwtt '
l'it=ing aIllyear old re
ltl'll'lL1 its share ofawkw:.-it't
muint-tits
.‘tljt iirst big assignment
vv.i:~ interviewtrtg Floyd Pat-
tt-rs=n the bi".-oter ‘When l
went back totalk tohim
iiit-y tiioagiit lwas looking for
an.-iutograph
Not life's work
The combination comrnuni-
cations. English. antisecon-
dart" edtication major issatis-
fied for thepresent with his
sports coverage, but heinthe
iltiestit set" itas lits lilt.*.‘~'~
‘-.lit.'ll'ls
‘l'm getting tired illit
.‘~lpoi'ts arc iipleasant i.-scape
for soniany people Sports
ingeneral are just aprofes-
sional liiistness Iarn dis
illusioneil idlike toteach
-tn
-—-I
"flit.r-“""‘ii
F’
t‘t
“Tl itF- J
-no-- F‘i
_1 _ . Toby Daniels ...p~.~rtt-r onalarge daily can
ilikes inthink
tPhuto byhim Peterson}
for awhile maybe l'dlike
towork for anews magazine
sometime Newspaper writing
ct-it"t't heindepth, with news
magattines you re working
with aweek's perspective. "
Sports de-emphasized
The emphasis onathletics
atifisacomedownfor many
jocks. hefeels
"athletics here aren't thel*lt)NEl'IR l.t)C
bo
social thing titey lwere itihigh
schoo] ‘1'oo ttiatty athletes
conie here thinking itisgoing
tolit"tiie same Tliey arent
ttiitfor the personal satis-
faction but rather for social
satisfaction That iswhy
track isthe one thing that is
going good Htintiers never
lllltl publicity. sothey can't
rtiiss it"
lltttiiels iscipptistitl tothe
etiiphasis that tiiost major tini-
versities putotiathletics
'lwould like tohave gooti
ttittttis. hut lwould hate tosee
agroup ofl.t'.‘alumni sitting
around. smoking cigars. and
looting thehill forbigathletic
scholarships
LC‘has “class”
"lthink ifshould hecare-
fulinnotchanneling toomuch
mone_v into sports programs
ilut llike torepresent LC‘.
ithas class its "in" to
knock theathletic atirnitiistra
tion, hut lthink the student
lititly '-.vt.tt..iltIl welcome athletic
programs aslong asother ile-
partmctits are funded too"
Daniels thitiks theemphasis
pit-iced onathletics byother
schools inthei's'-urtliwest (‘on
lerence istoohigh
"l..infield and Pacific are
gt:-ing inlot‘ sports tothe eit-
tent that tliey have- nomoney
available for departtrterttzs
such asrnttsic Because of
this inthree orfour years
i.C"athletics arejustnotgoing
tobecompetitive "
Track. for Daniels. isti
deeply personal thing
"A distance runtier gets
more personal satisfaction
out ofhis sport than anyone
else lcati think of ltis
purely individual There is
no clock. tiotime outs. nu
lineup changes
"Running isamental thing
You have tothink. Ilike to
tliink You learn values that
are important You learn
what you are capable of.how
lar you can apply yourself
These are things that carry
over intoyour lifestyle."
Personal dedication. Toby
Daniels
Track team conquers East Oregon 87-75:
face Willamette incrucial duel SaturdayByToby Daniels held onthe EOC campus in
Guest Writer l'“Gl'l‘ll"-l‘:
Captain Randy Pike earned
Ihe Lewis and Clark track f_'oach Eldon Fiit's "tough pi-
team kept itsseason record ont.-er" award for the af-
unbiemished Saturday byde- iernoon astheformer Park-
teating Eastern Oregon (.'ol- rose athlete earned three in-
lege tl'-IOCI. HT-TF1. inameet tlividual first place finishes.
Recent ployshows
netters reboundingAlthough sporting alosing
record. LC*s tennis team is
experiencing apretty good
season and should beinline
shape for the Conference
championships next month
The team's overall record
is5-ii, but against league
opponents they have a5-2
log
Last week's action sawthe
squad breaking even. with two
wins and two losses The
losses came atthehands of
-1 —— —1—— — I '_|_=theUniversity ofPortland and
theUniversity ofOregon
The team rebounded over
the weel-tend with victories
over Whitworth andWhitman
Junior Brita Hawker again
led the team with his per-
formance infirst singles and
teaming withjunior Dave Mur-
phyinfirst doubles
The team faces theUni-
versity olNevada tomorrow
at1'30 p.m. behind Pamplin,
andshould beready tostart
itsbidfortheConference titleled-uli the victorious 4~iill-
yard relay. andtook second in
thetong jump Inthetriple
jump. Pike leaped toamark
at-t5‘lti". which tied theLC
school record andplaced him
high onthelist ofNorthwest
college bests.
Asseems habitual forthis
year's squad. the mile relay
ofLarry Byerly. RonStarker.
Richard Burnett. and Randy
Kessler has had tosupply
first-place points atthecon-
clusion ofthelasttwomeets
to insure anover-all team
victory The EOC encounter
was noexception asthefour-
some toured the track in
.'t1tfl.Ft towin byahealthy
margin
Transfer Brad Moore has
heen awelcome addition tothe
orange-and-black The for-
mer Portland State vaulter
cleared l4'ti" inhisspecial-
tytotake first place honors
forthethird time this year
Moore also jumped 21'3" in
thelong jump totaltethird and
Hive thePioneers some needed
points.
ingeneral. theEastern Ora-Golf hold down
third intourneyHy George A.Fnrner '
Stall Writer
The l.t‘tioll team resumes
play iiithe Lewis anti (‘lurk
tioit tiassic this wet"-k_ and
situttltl hereadv for the (‘titl-
lerettce t‘l‘ttitTipinti.siiips neitl
wet'l-tet"tt'l
The (“lassic istttoitrtiament
which has silt rounds onslit
tiilferetit courses oi.-‘er tiper
iod oftwelve days. and letiiils
into the t'iinference 'l'tittt‘n.tt-
ment April Eh. 29anti Jill
The first round was played
last weekend inTacoma. anti
l.(' isitithird place with a
score ofIllll They trail
Willatnette llniversity with
fltltl. antiPacific l.utheran Lini-
ByKen Goe titer the nee end
tiroppeti two games toPact
’ an atiiettirt ti
i University o at t.1Til
Hutid il ittnalis
ilvi plated well until
st-tiiith inning inthesee
game igainst Pacific
re lg "ttl
ti iicouple til I'll
.ititl they popped one over
lettte lot" thtee runs
lht llttint-et mentor
sesiltet lining inttee
liowetet GtegHoernerStaff Writer
With afirm grip ontne
i"llt.'ll"l.ilWt"S-l. Conference cellar.
the Lt." baseball team faces ti
double -lietitierisattirtilly
against league leading ("oi
lege tilltlaho_ atGtihrlel Ptirlt
l'm notgoing toi'nal~:e any
i.-.i.citses." siiitl Head ("oacii
ll--lickey Hergert "We'll have
toroll with the punches "
Hergert isbothered with
the inconsistencies in the
Piotieer game "it's thelittle
things that decide thegame
We play well most ofthe
time. but weseem tolack
one ofthebasics atacrucial
point inthe game Each
time we'll putittogether eit-
cept for one ofthe basics.
hitting. pitching. ordefense
"It's notjust oneindividual.
time." hecontined "l'm
searching for answers and
thekids are too. Wehave a
tendency totighten upwhenwe
know we're not playing as
well aswecan."
gun meet failed toproduce
many good marks tospeak of.
Due toabudget problem. LC‘
had totravel tol-..aGrande
tadistance of25omilesi and
compete thesame day The
long van ride seemed total-te
tilotoutofthePioneers as
performances were by-in-
large mediocre.
Other LCmembers whotook
first place points were Floyd
Grant inthetooyard dash.
Ron Starker. 880; Toby Dani-
els. mile. Rich Olson..'l-mile.
and the -"ltiti-relay team of
Fike. Burnett. Kessler. and
(irant
The most crucial meet to
date forthesquad comes this
travel toSalem tomeet Wil-
leniette's Bearct-its inMc-
Cullouch Stadium atirittl p.m.
Flre-meet prognostlcations
give LCanarrow margin in
points. and. ifthebattle fol-
lows usual form. itcould beup
tothemiIe- relay once again
Bearcat strengths are inthe
distances and inthejumps.
while LC‘hopes totake both
relays andthelonger sprintsrllli
sill. it
llie seiontl andthird t‘ou
la tti-ill he
toniorrov. and ‘-aturdtit in
iouniis fottt Hlitlllttlllllhlhlfll I
Insalem
lhe tournament -wraps
ltiesdat. with theav-ards
net tolttllovi the cont]
slittli roundOVC
iii litat
is l
s[t_ l'|.’l"l'i l
rs tlllast vtneeitetttl thesquads
itirtipeteti ttlthe Ntirthw
(otileretitt let fill '-ltiuri-|
ttient and ltrttshetl sectitlj
ltlti ele-ten strokes
itnet llll
tunot lsniet urst
the team last vteek with
setittite tsonlIt
“'telililtIlll‘iittlilTl
tiit-lnesdat
liurstlat.
t1ltntiv.
ittsili
t tilt]
B-ballers stay cellar
dwellers’ meet Cof ~ I iiti
apegtitttll it
iii-ire ‘st:
llatftt t
‘till. tlit
lice bru
Tetktl saw s
ithyseri
totegoing I
toiled him o
Face le
El men fi
lioth were
itung crow
way beca
l o
oyt
cueBi Marian
Sta llMickey Hergert
noexcuses
(Photo byKim Pet
ted brilliantly as
pl-.-tctment for Dick Reed
tetiterfield irank Ma
pitciieii wttl against UPS
was tough inthe clutch
scattered hits andDougfi hiIt
riettirneti inagood perf Hlmmde mm
ance against Pacific
have done very well forl ._|“J
Softball te
cremotes G
366infivByNancy Wahl
After losing itsfirst
5l.ill.ll"(lB}J Wl'lEl'i lllfl Pl0I‘lti!E'I“S gfl1']'1t1,s the wgmgflg 5
team made afantastic
hack bvbeating Geor
with astore oflbto
Iridat
Ihe game normally
illseven innings was
aftcr five innings beca
fie-urge loi-tplayers were
ing difficulties securing
from l(batters andthe
was running into ever
dinner hour"t't-_‘l;ll" ‘-
lonMai
ttttt: ‘sing on
tion tilt
ttl iftt
mi41-—'-—j7i1——-ii—
RANDOLPI
here hard a