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

May 17, 1973 Volume 31, Number 22

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1973-05-17

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eter atthis iitiint Iti-tu.tttI
[ti t‘ltlt' 'it't‘iL1 iii tilt sttttte ttl
titt ttietis anti |-Iatts tor tiii
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file ltillovtitig iitiraittrtittlts Ill
tr}-' In --titittii.irt;.'e sttnie til
these asitir.ttitins
To he_i:.in with I.itit en
t,"lt_'isin£_ .ilit-l’ -tltittetl it-.1“-'-i
liens insttitietit ctitiititttnit_i
gt.ti.t-ritnietit thiit tht- .-‘t.'~?lt"
Presitlt-nt isatitlitit't;-'edtti llll
Ihate notie.--.ire toappt-ittl
any ofnit. iv.-rsttital trit--nds
due tothettict that Itttii ll"l'1l'Iitt‘,
I-.1ti‘-ilitltllt-1itr-t\l"llt* hifltl ttlt‘ttl-
let'iit"e le.'itlei‘sliip iti this
office -‘tlonp this line Iani
reinstittttiniz-1 the use titthe
Ftteciitttit_- tfttuncil and will
stru-rture ittiitttig l‘tI'tT*;-ttl lines
that ettterallinterests ttlthe
stutleni cttniniuriiti
.*~'-iutient .-‘tiipotittitit-tits ttt
'i'ritsiet- i5'tit'"ultt.' tl'=tttittiittees
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ii-ititirti -it 'l'."ustees '.."
stuttt-tits tsiutteiit tio-dy presi
tit-tit anti E.~tectitit-t;- Fe-iiattiri
'..'.5tt'atit-niit' affairs 1stu
dent Ialtt.-rnate
Ti‘~§tut".it-nt Affairs istu-
dt.-nt. i;.illt.'l"l'lt:ilt'
4G-wernrnetitai .-ltiliiirs -l
stutieiit. ittItet'natt'.-
FtIftt-teltipnit-iii and Puhlit."
Iniorniatit-n lstutit-tit. lat
tertiat--
tiFiiitiget and t-:.lperatit.tn i
siutit-iit_ Ialt--rrtate
Ti-it--ltittitttts -'tfi'airs lslti
tit--nt lalternate
HIattttltt. ttitnrtiitiee
ll.'.‘it.*t-'t_ill'-"F" l_t_ht'.tL..iTlt"li 1slit
tieiit t.-tut.l-..-tit I~it-idt Prt.-sitient
oriti'eptest-titatit-t- ttlt-'t§'."ii..'i
Ft-tet'=itit."t.- t_"tititit."iIt
.3t.‘-..rric-tiltitrt Itstutietits
l"tttarit"ia1 .-'-iicis anti .-Mi
nits-a-"-its stlJt.ients
-tllI]i‘t'-ii":it'-Ilittll-t'l:‘~?t'1l"f't' '.-’stu-
dents
Ftt't.-inn'it--titarittt-tit Istu-
dftlri
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tit-nts
7t_'-tnititutitcation Htturd- if
S[l.l1'_lt_'I'liF- trifle Pit-f'lt'.i[ti]t' ;-jnd t_';fli_-
stutlent atlargei
Ht'.'t.tiict-rts and i.e-ctures
tisiutit--tits
C‘.:-AHA. C‘t.tmmittet.- -.'istu-
dents tchosen incooperation
with theDirectorof Residence
Hallst
Application forms forany
ofthese appointrrients will be
available atthe Information
Desi-t
Weareinpreliminary plan-
ning forthegeneral policies
that will beserving your in-
terests next year Therefore,
please donothesitate tocall
onusabout wltat you would
like ustodo Ourextetision
is249. our LC Bolt. 140
Inconclusion. I'lltry to
domybest inkeeping you
informed ofASLC activities
Iwill certainly consult the
general student body before
any major decisions need to
bemade. '
Yours faithfully,
Peter Chang
ASLC President
Sytiiposiuiii prised
TotheEditor,
I.like many, came tothe
international Affairs Sympos-
iumtoexamine United States[oi-t-igti titilitflt" anti leiirti ofthe
l’nitet.i t-titties reliitiotisliip
lt'i,|lll the it"-tit‘ i.'_I"l‘til pt.ivt'et‘s
Hut alter ‘+'tlili\il'ljt'.-',titt\'ilfi'll"t‘lii
the last it-eitire titthe s_i."oi
i-ttsit:tii ittiveii lift" the tlistiti
i1tii.~-lit-ti l"Ir ;"i-itii‘_s,'t-titlititt I
like tht~st- artitiiiti tiit-_ was
.tut~ti iitii t-nit litthe trettii-ti
titttis ttiteIlt'-ettial t.‘tl|,ttlt'lli. ttl
the urea! itiaii that catitt ttt
It-itts anti t"l.|t'it liut littheir
tt-rt -t-it-tit to this t'.iIil|‘tlir-
the .tsttttitit.iiti_i.1 nit-iiinei iti
t'-.llit'll tii-:t*ti-isi-.ttt tiiitiitiia t-it
.l.iitati. -at‘.fist-vit-t i-t~t't-igii l‘ttl
ii“'t _‘,tt-ti lllt‘l't*tlll'\lt* t‘t‘tll
'tI.*i‘.'*-Lilli-Ill.‘-t t_iI'L_’1illit‘llI.F~ lIt‘iil
titi i'lt'li.'ili'.‘-l t'l' i.itItttlt"it’l'. lllti“-ti‘
lit-itfllli
Tltese iiteti not titil_t' eniliiieti
its with vi-riitil tlI‘li_i.{ll'i.‘-- liiil
tin--it Ii.-t\'i" .'-tit't‘tttitit'it-ti itsvtitli
.inew iititttgatittn. atiavigatittti
wltteli isit-'=atilltgtiett[.tleltitiittl
tier .ititl patise anti t~1ll'l'li“tl_‘t'
ask ilie tietttts-ttitflt" questions
t-ilititti wIt‘t' the wtit"lti isiniii-1
etirreitt state tili-iliairs, anti
itltei'e tiisiltiiiiifl,
-‘ts.-.tstudent grasping for
aitswt-rs. niaity titties hort.-ti
tilltl ‘-It-i-tit," Willi lt.tt‘it-Q liiieti
nitltt.'lt.tI‘e tiie lleei that edit
t.'ttlit'tl"i. llitistoheptirpose
ful titeatiiii_eltil_ anti oftitty
ialite v-Ill slt"n[tljt' leatl totin
.tct'iuistit"ttt ttlitriowledge anti
.iuse ofthat i-tnovt'letige If
this ltith aitntial l.-“it1~i_iniptis-
iurii hatt attjt- purpose atall.
itereiitt.-t'l atiuth where all
wiiti wall-teti ctitiltl view thentett
atthesjt-nipttsiuni
tine could seethefootsteps
til Williarri I-Targti who was
wt-tllt|l"i,_i?, stitT"tet\.'Iit-it Inthe nar
t‘ttvt" sltat.lt_ivt" til:1ti_i2l1iljt'-I-tfiit
etwertittient or Professor
$it*iili.ipintt who jtiggt~ti down the
pail‘: with ahast tiliil“|Ittt".-lt-
ers sii't'ipljt' tititiiat-ti atthis
China t-tpt-rt There was Dr
lteist-lit-tuer trodtiing along
itltll awetiltlt Ulfacts tiltthe
ititttt1t't.:.itit role til.,lapuii and
teliintt itsliow Richard .'\liitt.ttt
l.‘-ireatitiitt that ruititin like a
t't.u.tl with arash, t"ttntinua1lj.'
-t.'ratt'liini_e. not lt'it.'iI'tll'1E lot‘ ii
st-..-lt..ttieti llt.-ne pattseti. he
wtiitid i:li'inct.- up anti see a
iti-titlt--titaii t."allet.iZinchuk, wito
.'-t[_llJi'i.t' st.-itlft_ ptit"pt_istj-ftillj-.'.
iterhaiis ithit on the ltflhl
sit.lt;.- not letting tin all he
ltnt-w hut atleast stantiitig
Hill iiithe ripen tinthe ['liitlt'ti-
Russia issue
tine wtitild see still t"nttre_
like the hrtlliant Minister
:-yltes. attxious for aunited
Ftirope. anxious toplace st.irrie
nitire l'n.ipe inEuropean diplo-
niats
Chatting with everyone
along the path. innoappar-
enthurry. was Dr.Hans Mor-
genthau. showing usLhe re-
lations ofdomestic issues to
foreign nightmares, anxious to
answer questions; again, like
those who spoke before him.
pointing the strange linger
offate and irony atRichard
Ml\IlJtt)I'l
itwas anamazing group
that came down this path.
But, onemust lookattheside-
lines nottomiss thechar-
acters narrating and serving
onpanels, whether they bea
Don Balmer, witty andabit
corny, oradelightful Dr-Ras-
selth. anencouraging Dr.
Brown. oranincredible Dr.
Ha, whose daughter seems
tobenumber oneinhisfamily
policy. And, who canforget
thepure wisdom ofDrEas-
tonRothweil, orDr.Howard
whose warinness struck aloud
note ofsincerity, orRonAt-
wood who tastefully wore his
red tequila sunrise sports
Jacket only once.
Finally, ttndoubtably thewho t-ails iiittisell it"jt.itit‘iiiil
isi iii:-t ati t‘t‘t\i'|ttl'lll.*-ii, litt‘
-tlie tthti iitatie its latigli at1 _ . _
Iii tiii-go sitetttitt-trit~ iii
niietititis wiiti siii1gt~stt*il pet"
lltl]l“-- the wtirltl vttitiltlltelti-ttet'
llI'\lt't- 1-"'.|iit-liiil-t atitl Nlrs i-lti
tt.it't.i ttitilt lite ltltiee tilhit
-titllti atitl .'\-iitttti. wlitt ttitttie
itslatiuli .itthese i.[l‘t‘til tiieii
atiti tti.ii"i't-I t"t't'll iiirtlier at
their ltt“illltliltt‘t' Iin afratti
t'aitit-i"t~|i has illlltlI' I-ttitiatiti rt
tit-it titttfiti l‘tti‘-.lt't-I"
lite ."i-fit'll‘|l‘it.if~tltllll v-its tttttre
than titit:-.t"tir-sitiii tit‘lt'*t‘ltll‘t*
itttas titreiiterititiits It-arti
itiitl t*"~t|,.it-t'tt'*|it‘t' Ilitt tine
tttttilt-i *~.lt‘ll|1lft' liltetesat"lllt'_il'|i<‘-
ittallintt"-lvt-ti for eittetitiiti,t:
tlie liaitti iiil-ttttiwlt-t'h?,e
ittiti hroiitiiait
I“it'llitit‘
tt"untitiued onPage til
Hit lltuncan Frisseli
Stall "i\='ritei'
Cltie tilthe |-it'tii.ilettis witlt
niass rntiveiiients isthat itis
tiltett tliiiitttili [titjiffui-;t_~ [tithe
tiiiisses int-t.ilvt-ti ttll_‘i'lllillH
tiiore than ait-v. liasir slo-
_t.?,t.il‘lt~t' which ignore thescien-
tilic and philostiphical tinder-
pitinitigs tilthenioventt"-tit
.-\ease inpoint isthet'et-tiltitqy
nitwt-nicttt The level oliiasic
st'ientiiit‘ i(I"lti\-lt'it~.‘t.iH',E‘ which
pencil‘:-.ites tothe l.'HIll'iUlTi til
what slititiitji he ititit-i.-iii‘;
-tcietitific moi.-emt-tit isapi'.iaI-
lil"ipIl}t' Itiilit.
Tlitis itissaitlthat theecol-
tt_i;_:}t' isinterrible shape This
isitit~ttrret~t The "t.=t-tiltigv"
ishetter offnow than ithas
t.-vt-r ht-en atany time inthe
iiisttirft-’ tillite wtirld lEt:tii
ogy ctimes from the Greek
rutttword oiitos meaning house
orhtiusetiold ithe same root.
int*it:It:I‘itly. oftheword econ-
omics} Ecology means lit-
erally the study t-ologyi of
household management itis
ascience. not acondition
Thus wltiie theeco-system or
thectivironrnent maycurrent-
lybeinbad shape vis-a-vis
man's survival, the science
ofecology isrolling inmore
money. publicity, and pres-
tige than ithas ever hadbe-
lore.
Itisalso sometimes claim-
edthat wearedestroying our
natural environment. Toilli-
strate theimplications ofthis
letrnetellyouastory
Once there was aparticu-
larsort oforganism which
had apopulation explosion.
These creatures rapidly ex-
panded innumber until they
covered theface oftheearth.
Unfortunately they gave offas
aby-productof their activities
one ofthemost vicious sub-
stances known. Thl.-; gub-
stance, adeadly poison, near-
lywiped outlife onearth.
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thiit the end tilthe wttrlti was
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tiietit was tttii tieslt*t_'i},eti
st.iitietliin,e, that isitii{itissil.ilt-
totit»inant" case ititierelv
t'iliill}?,t*t.l Wt- ttitiiiy. live in
that envlrtittrrietit which was
looketi onastheend liftthose
tiriiiititii l'eslt‘it.*l"itt-; til titit'
planet
The iitipuiaiittn ex|ilt.isittti
wliicii IFF‘ltf’l'I‘t’tl towits the
liltioni tilpiitiitis}.'t"itl1t~tit" tit‘-
eanisnis tart.-t--ti platitsi 'i'lt'I‘lit"ll
}3,ti"t'e till tl\'}."f.{I_’ll astheir iijt"
prtidtict l\itt\"-'. tt!'it'f~,'}.{lt-‘ll isline
ltir tis. litit we are tit"-seeti
tit-tits tilllitise crt--tiitires who
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tittt-H titii Iiltitt litt! litt‘! llitil ttl-tit‘
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titres ofthat apt-, that itis
it-tcittitsl}.' t?t'tl'l"tlt:ti‘t't.‘, since it
will coniliine with _itist aiitiiit
atijrthititg aiitl ittiiirl-tens the
sl-tjt" iiyou happen tas inany
ofthese ereattires tiitii inset-
hyultra-violet ratiiatiori
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while what we are iliiinit tti
our t"-nvirotinit-.~iit ina_v nothe
ltiti t!,t'it'J(i lI‘t'itTt lite tingle til
the survival tiltitir stit.-t‘it_*s.
theenvironment can take care
tilitself
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a t the ctiniliitietl
tlimited toei
flta|1l-ts. exee
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McClure. Nancy Wahl, KellyWellington, Callie W“""'d hellev“Production .-Carolyn Bit-ch,Sally Garrigues, Marci L.l“M_ over againLisa Louie, Ann Phares Gail Sepulveda Candyfitfl tm,,,hmt,-ti pit.‘l'tit'ti
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Andy Parker, Kim Peterson,
Business andCirculation ..Cyndie Johnson, Wayne Qui
Qlflflill Illllilleatlon oithaAuocinted Siudtititl ofI..-Ititrin and Clark
D615 3.9!. Palatine Hill Road, Portland. Union B7510. hinted
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it!at"tlil_'t' tttt'tt1llt't‘ 1-1jotstlltilt ttllite t'ttilt*L{t= istit-tt~t"tri1to-ti
~5tt't lit." tln- .-\ttt'ttiai l"act1ity lit-*."|t_=tt." Htiurtl tylii:"i|gtn--t
t' li|t~ lltt‘Itlil'l ltlt't1tlll"i'.‘~l ;tt‘illt*\.'t*t‘|‘|t'lllI~l ill lttlil' L'.t=|it-rig]
,~.t'*u'1t"-s it-aching rest~arcl': anti creativt- activity pro-
-;.--"~-tial anti cotnntnnity st_~rviccs anti serv|ct- tothe (‘ollegi-
l-nurcti anti non tctiurcti faculty are consirlcretl sct'iaratt'-l_‘»'
,rprotitottoti it-mart-ti iaculty no-mlicrs have the option
tin-ing rt--view:--ti attttuaiiyI . . . _._ _|
in.|tld|tton tothe aliovt- Mt-rtt .“-talary .“-calt- faculty arc also
,l.---t-t to the following jiolicit-s servicr- attl'|e('oilt-ge
'.*.--combint.-ti ranks ofinstructor and .»'tsslstant Professor
t‘-rrttitetl toeight years l'\lormal time for service within
.''-inks, t-ttcept Assoclttte l"roft3-sstir Vand full i’roft-ssor-
at istwo years inthe latter case the category islill"t.*t-
.-at‘;
E-itrvice atProfessor lllisofindefinite duration Advance-
.t-t"=.ttostt-pl‘v' calls forgreat dlstinctionantl highly meritorious
:r~.ict- Service atl-‘rofcssor IVisindefinite also Advance-
t-tctoSit.-ti it-'oranabovt--scale salary isreserved forteach-
.|nd scholars ofthe very highest distinction, whose work
sreceivetl international recognition anti acclaim
Ti-nure isautomatically granted with regular appointment
lhcrank oft’\ssociatt.~ Professor orfull Professor
The title "Visiting Professor" or"Visiting ttitssociatc
ott-ssor” islimited tonew appointments from outside
(‘ollegc The title may beheld fortwo years, onthe
erage, and three years atthe ntttttimtim
R--tirement benefits are instituted, atthe earliest, one
tt"after st-rvict-, atthe latest. three years The retirement
'tt!ratn isavailable for faculty through t.heTlA.+'t, subject
:-inc following conditions that the employee has reached
‘.l*age ofItilyears anti that 5'1’; ofthefaculty meniberis
lot'_‘t.' in-corttrilioted matched byanequal amount from the
;iil+~ttt.~
ttroup life insurance and long-term disability insurance
*t_-also available tofaculty tltlier fringe benefits lnclutlc
.et-orreduced admission tocampus events, use ofcollege
ports. library and other facilities, and udiscount atthe
tel-store for most items
[toes Lt.‘actually sell itsimagetothe parents ofthestudents
ut-ing such occasion asParent's Weekend. Graduation. Home-
nting. etc.'.’ Inotice the campus looking much cleaner
lttimore ship-shape since May Fete. -Jeff Leavltt.
tilenn Gregg, ‘i.-‘ice-President for Development. notes that
ctwtls anti Clark tries toportray itself aswell aspossible
Ereveryone. not just tothe parents This includes high
:t:hool seniors, trustees, enrolled students. faculty. staff
;i"cr_vone
iiutthegrounds are just aminor factor inthis. LC.‘must
lortray itself asagood academic institution. aswell as
laying a"nice" atmosphere inwhich towork. visit orlearn
(iene Strand ofMaintenance noted that inrecent years
tout.-ners have been assigned tovarious parts ofthecampus
Each isresponsible for keeping hispart asclean andneat
ispossible Ifbushes inone area look trimmer, says Strand.
'.i'lt'llthat gardener orsetofgardeners isdoing hisjob Strand
tapes toinstill pride inthe gardeners bygiving them speci-
tlt-ttareas ofresponsibility
Heisnot surprised that alittle gardening might bedone
justprior toMay Fete However, "The task ofgardening
s1tyt.-at'- round occupation. notanad-hocjob“
Why didthemaintenance men drive their trucks inthemud
beside the swimming pool. leaving big deep cuts’? What are
Ila-ygoing tousetoflitit‘!-W.H.R.
Tlie area referred toisthe stretch oflawn nest tothe
ovnnniing pool that leads from thepicnic area tothebatti-
-‘louse According toGene Strand ofmaintenance. themen were
riving over thestretch todump some fertilizer off. and trim-
lngupthegarden areas ofthe vicinity Because oftheunusu-
tlly high water table inthe gardens [itstretches from the
Htrttttd believes that itistime topave over thearea with
roshe.-ti gravel rather than spreading new lawn seed over
ttlover again This access isused quitetegularly hv
'1yb';]‘=l'tlHllHtt:'l'l picking upgarbage atthe bathhouse, gardeners.
nomaintenance people S-o.instead ofleaving amuddy tness
vtttothepool, plans areinput inashort gravel access road
pittittls lot‘ the Dmbutlstntln
should beaddressed c--"o the
LOG. LC‘ Hoot Ltl. Students
who include their phone nutri-
her will receive personal as-
sistance and information ...The flrnbutisrnan columnat-
mpts toclarify various as-
eatl.(‘ascon-
iselv and factually aspos-
hle. Questions orcom-PIONELR LOG Page 3
ArtDepartment acquires
silkscreening equipmentllu- .-‘ttrt llt~|'iartt'nt~nt pur
t‘i'l;t.."tt-ti -tyacuuni table for'~-tilt
r-.t-rt-t-ntng "low t_ht- ltrmi
tnaktng tlat-.s 1:;potting om
till.‘--if-A till this int-iii.-| :it'|rit-r
if-i'.ttt~'tliti iii|t'tit---. _-\~.:-.i-tltttrt
l'l"tti‘|'.‘t.'~tt[" it-ll A['l'
i-'i'tll'i ["f""'"1l‘fli it-l ill? intio"-
|i.t' t'lllt‘l'|l tti iilt' Iiit.I.,,j;[‘[ Iojjhj
the itt"'i"-‘~i-“Tit-It-‘ti u1t.tltt~. '-liit
~-trt-co pr'int~-~ t-atthe prt-do-~--ti
i'i'o- tilt:-v; liar-1 t‘to,'t-|'|~|j i»~,"t-;|'"~._'
lt~t'lttiitlllI' ofpotting anat'n.|e,=--
tilt it"-t't‘t-tin '~é-t|'11t_- .-.[ t|'1.-
t't.*&-'-tiils ;|t't- i'i|"'illl]¢]'i,l'i.i illrhi-
‘~tudt-nt l-'at"oity .-‘trt .1-.itow
Inlitt‘ Pritttrnakine, r-lass
the sttitit-tit has room int‘ 1-1
to-rim--nt:.|t|on and isallow-t,-ti
llc:-tiliiiity inttttrking with the
witlo variety t-tprt-ssions that
silk scrt--t.-tting offers Sonic
ttl the it-r_-ilttlt]t_ie:-; itttfiurie
l'lllllt~ ctlt sit-flt'li, }t{ilit- and
tusche theliqttiti fillers rt'tt_~th-
oil. anti the photographic sten-
rii Int-lhod which involves
transferring aphotographic
image tothe scrt-.on
'l'ht- class has lit.‘-en mainlyltty-|lvt'ti intttaitittg lint," art t"~"*t"1lS
prints ittll tettttre printing “'%on"o* rtittnt-y fortha--vacuurn
has also lwt-ft t-ittion-ti Pit:-;t' tattle t-ante asagift from thel
ct"; tt-t*~'+- to---n rnadc -atrro. of .'y1--titers f'lul.- The students
'.t.llit'll-il.t‘-.'i*.lfll1r-t.]|‘1t"t-tit*.-||I|[ltj'~. ti-1*. for their towti materials
I’
_—q £-11 -
tt"‘v". t'
FXPERll't1ENTATlON -With itsnew equipment. students in
the llrinlmal-ting class are allowed greater flexibility insilk-
screening techniques. Pictured LtoRare Gloria Richards.
Ray Barnes and Paul Marshall
I i
letters totheeditor. ..
t(‘ontinued from Page 2}
Spring Singreactions
in lite iiiili-lit!‘
lant one ofthe many who
was recently ertposed toone
ofl.t-wis and C‘lark's tradi-
tions theannual Spring Sing
.-’tfter the progratn Iwas
ovt-rwhelmed with asense of
tvttnticr
First ofall, Iwondered
where the rest ofl.C‘s talent
was hiding during the first
half ofthe show ldonot
mt-an toinfer that lwastin-
impressed ordid not enjoy
the entertainment provided.
rather, that Ibelieve there
are many more accomplished
students who, for some rea-
son oranother. didnothonor
uswith aperformance
lanaware that some peo-
plegetstage fright andothers
simply donottowish tohave
anything todowith such lunc-
tions But Iamcurious to
know how many students shied
away from Spring Sing
cause oftheactivities during
thesecond half oftheprogram
This brings upmysecond
subject ofwonderment the
awards The ceremony began
with the presentation ofthe
',tlT.'t May Fete Court Fine.
l'm not objecting totheMiss
America Pagentry. it's a
matter oftaste rind. al-
though studets elected the
Queen antiKing. onwhat basis
were thevotes supposed tobe
cast" l3eauty" Ses Appeal"
ideal Lewis andClarkishness“
lhave aslight hunch itwas
onpopularity How meaning-
ful t'ill'ler all. traditions are
those practices which arecon-
tinucd year after year because
oftheir heartfelt significance
l\-‘otv, after the Queen andHing were cerernoniously
crowned, they proceeded to
knight local favoritesandhon-
oraries This was byfar
the most eitcellent part ofthe
awards program --not the
kneeling and knighting bit.
once again. toeach her own
butthefact that some well-
deserving faculty and staff
memta."-rs were recognizaed
l'_)t"|e question did whistle
through mymind. though who
chose the knightees‘? The
May Fete Ctimntlttee“ Ihope
not This iswherethe student
vote should have been taken.
Who else butthestudent body
should have theprivilege of
honoring their outstanding
professors and staff mem-
lit.-*t‘S"
Tile program galloped onto
theannouncement oitheOut-
standing Junior Woman and
Man Outstanding inwhat
way’ Charm" Humor" Ma-
turity" Why, personality
ofcourse’ Inwhat else could
one possibly beoutstanding“
and then theaudience kept
up afairly steady running
applause. asthell-1Cread off
alistofnames, pausingevery
now and then tochange the
award titles Fine Arts, Gold
Key. Erodelphians. Amicans.
Sacajaweans.
Not the slightest explana-
tion was offered astothepur-
pose ofthe award (excepting
Fine Arts), who selected the
awardees, nor onwhat basis
they were chosen above other
students Perhaps such in-
lortnalion would mal-te the
avvat‘ds more honorable tore-
ceive. and thus would encou-
rage more students tostrive
forthedistinction
Oicourse. there-‘s therisk
that itcould backfire, attdless{Photo byMarian Fenimore)
potential awardees would turn
out, but that‘s achance we
ought ltlill-title
Ithink the basic idea be-
hind Spring Sing isreally line.
lianow theMay Fete Commit-
tee put alotofwork into this
year's celebration, and they
probably got alotout ofit.
Iamnotsaying that others
didn't but am making the
consideration that possibly a
few modifications, greater
communication between show-
runners and show-watchers,
and alittle innovation would
make Spring Sing much more
enjoyable and meaningful. a
Lewis and Clark tradition in
the best sense oftheword.
Lisa JLouie
Tedtel's welcome
TotheEditor"
Iwish torespond tothe
unsigned observation that
President Howard didnotpub-
licly greet Mr Studs Terkel
during hisvisit tothecampus.
which appeared inthe April
26"Letters tothe Editor"
column.
The Lectures andConcerts
Committee sponsored Mr.
Teri-cel's appearance onour
campus. Asitssecretary,
Iaminaposition tocorrect
theincorrect assumption the
writer made from this ob-
servation
The President didnotpub-
licly greeet Mr Terkel be-
cause hewas notinvited todo
so HeandMrs Howard did
however. privately entertain
hoth Mr. Terkelandthe James
Carnerons bytaking them to
dinner during Mr Terkel's
stay with us
Judy Uppinghouse
._tnor House ondownl. the ground iscontinually moist -- - __,.g _ _ _ F | _-
AND I'll! ANNEX '
Treasures, Antiques, Clothing, Used Fumiture,
Sporting Goods Household Goods
orto-=1SHL “I
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spurt-airu-U Dvthe William Tentttlc lluuw pttaeldlttq itin tiountellttq
and ttonahtttlatton wlvlcm otthoEpiscopal tihurch toalt.-DlhtI
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fittlli \\'rtie*Foxwalsh photographs create controversyH5_];"-Ht; [_'“Mt\ .tstit-et |.e_g.'ll aiti sliltl that ll.‘.tnft stills
.tn\.' ptetttretl sltttiettt--2 rottlll
I stte out atllright tl.'~pt'|\';tt"\ H.;Ht.-... 1,, .,;,t_- -.
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to--ings .tt.tl'tule setoi.t"-stittltt*- etr artttett tterttttssthat i
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‘M tltetti tn the ptw-still-tit will
. tttlitltoltl ltttttls .ttai lake tirettons aletttl. ‘-tllli 1! lillililt
lllttttselti-f~% l‘~.*\'- let i‘--I. 1| ‘I 1"1 t
the sttitiettts sit.-ttlll til-ettie l-it H‘mu HHUN HH‘H-i’ itHk .-. 'tt~. ti-ltstttt
r--minetittntt ont‘l~ll'titllt.‘ltllittle
that ;tros-.- tit».-t" aitotir rett~.‘='~h
tr'to.et's1.|i 1itltt~.~t.1t‘.l tits t‘-lnr-ll:
tjlnt; s.T'iitll\l|l_|_'] ttt.t.l1».l.itt.l .t
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lhail tit ltle.| lital litese
tiilotogtntpits 't't'ttI.ilt'l cote-e an
o-.t1ra,t1t- inthe l‘It~T its‘tot
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:ii_t'es til r-tt.ttiettls stttltltittg
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l-ltllttnttlg .ti~tt'l'ti.tl l"-l'.t
ti.et tnihe itie oiients .tn-.i
I._tark .-ltitiettis llittlet‘ is-litjl
he iell ttt.irt_tttatt.t tohe all
,§]|'1_'+'ill1"lj t-."-rttt oirel-reattett
_,:it." ttnat al-retalking
.tl~-rttt are -tlh"tll left tttll -ftl
"it.-7 ;'-itott-gtwtpiis two ttttt oi
ill”-~ l't.tll"‘" 'l'itt.'l"t- are ~.tll'tt'l'
=='.t'tt::"t-- oi .-"ttaiettts tnthe l
itt~r.tt‘?- -ilitltl1'l'it"lLi"lllt"l" net"
l'll.ii .iett'~.ttte-
"litt t=t' ‘llt*t'l';§- .ltJ.t' ll-+.'
ttrtntet" i_'t1ill'-‘l.l (“latch ("horn
t]:iis' atthe lhtltlit“ lttl'tit‘r‘t"t.-'.i
lilo; tjtfitee to-cattse he was
i"-ottcl-rtteti t_lll'..ll.ll the possibil-
ttt. ttls|'-nit~t'»t'a'- itetng sut-t'l'
eitarttqatst called -.\lort Ja
ti-.~i_is. ,-“tsstit‘ttite l-‘t't'ilesst_iI‘ til
Fjngltslt I-'ow1er's .'-ttirisor for
limo;-ilsit_ who tnturn, called
lleter Citaiig The three of
them formed acommittee and
went out toF-|wler's house and
hrottght hack thepictures
'l'.‘ltarlie Johnson and Pete
Change told me that Jacobs
anti Fhztrnquist were yer)‘ up-
set atthe idea that these pic-
tures wrtult.l gointo the jour-
nal itold Jacobs onApril
lTithat there would hesome
photographs ofpeople smoi-t
inggrass Hetold metogo
ail-;-alt. that hedidn't want to
piajt censor because thejour-
nal was a‘student perroga-
tire
"l asked Jacobs tobeITl}'
arirtser out oitechnicality
The administration didnt like
some articles inlast year's
literary maga:-zine. so the
i'Tommunications Board said I
hati tohave anadvise!‘ My
funds came from President.
Howard's contingency fund.
Si,5t.it.t. with amatched amount
from theASLC senate "
Because there wasnotime
foralullsenate meeting. Fow-
lertalked toASLC President
Sam Sebabi and Vice-Presr
dent Pete Chang "Formally.
they asked metoreconsider.
but informally. they admit-
ted that the administration
wouldn‘t stand forLhepubli-
cation ofthephotographs.
“Ichecked into the legalJ'-lr- '*-"
gt’I‘ _ I 1 ;. . .
- |
Ill-.to oiI“~ltltlt*lil.‘- hettt lllltt
it-t '~-.t|tl iltt'i't' .tt't' l.Il‘I1litlt'i
ts.‘-‘tie .iittltitetl 'llHti;.1lil.tl\'t*.'-
lllt- tilvision tail hetttttst i-tttow
the t‘-~ttst"-qttl-ttl‘:-s We tlturt
ttttitl ttl[tint cell?-tilt‘. lttlt lite
.‘-lilill'ltl.*-'~ it-Ill iii."heltl respon
stlile .-tt"t‘nt‘tltllt.t tolileti prin
elttles
lite college must hecon
eerttell with the possthtlttt
of.iliia-I sttit from the iici -1
it titre-l sttttiettts ortheir par
'\ lt tlttt Ill
. alt}. st'l1t'a=| tatititcai tonheeattse
llUl_'('i l7'tl'iA'l..FR
edits Fotttalsh
he 't'l[‘llilill‘-.' lll'illtt.'-Q.“-.llllt.-* for
ell eatrttttls t\+"+iiee tot;-ti-te at‘
tion .tg.=tirt.sI the sttttiettts The
l'l.-\ wtttilti l'.a'~.'e ttllint] ttttt
.|ll the tietails anti [.‘ii‘ttt'e ll
u..t:-.- marijuana
lle-.-tn lltitt'le}.' said that
i‘resitient l-lowat‘d would pros-
ecute ex-en llthe pictures
t-'~'erent ptthlisheti Atthe
senate meeting onApril Liti.
iasl-ted the senate todefine
the publication's relationship
with the administration. hut
they were mainly concerned
with thesecurity oithe stu-
dents Later. Dean Hawley
had ameeting with thePresi-
dent and itwas decided that
thephotographs were taken in
confidence and that they
wouldn't prosecttte But. the
president could still prevent
thejot.trnal's distribution
‘With regards toa‘con-
tract for ayearbtiol-t' that the
president thinks Ihare with
him. Ifeel there has been
alotofregrettable contusion
lhave been working through-
outthe_t.-"ear thinking themon-
eyhad been given for astu-
dent publication andanycon-
tract was between thesenate
and President Howard Ii
Iwas obligated tofill the
terms ofacontract. thecon-
tractor was obligated tomake
itclear
"lhad three days oimeet-
ings with theCommunications
Board. According tosome
setoirules. written byDean
Hawley and passed bythe
Board oiTrustees. theedi-
tor olaschool publication
has theright tomake thefl-
nai decision. Dean Hawley
said itdidn't exactly apply in
this case because theschool
isfunding Foitwalsh directly
[through President Howard's
contingency fund] andislibel
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stiltttton ii}. itsptiitlictttiutts
"-ltltlelilf-1 Hllell only think ahottt
the sttitlettl ltla_it.' l'his treat‘.. |
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[.ew|s attti tlarl-1 reel-|t'etl $.'i
tntlliett irottt Mr .-‘tttiit"t"~." '1-‘fat
.'t-it ttiten heherattte liutrageti
.tlsotne pictttres ittthel-teed
yearbook ofsotne stutiehts
skitittjt -dipping inthe Wtttttt-it
pool. and changet.l his will
We have toprotect l.t-his anti
if'larlt's t'eptttation
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MORT JACOBS
.advises photo journal
"Legally. ldon't think the
students could beprosecuted
onthebasis ofthepicturs. but
any campus decision would
rest with theJ-Board.
"It's acomplicated issue.
The President thought thepub-
lication would beayearbook
with multiple uses. andhewas
not informed otherwise. He
hasapaper addressed tohim
from Doug with thespecific
uses ofthe publication. I
think Doug isaresponsible
guy. but isn't aware --or
maybe is-oithebroader is-
sue involved."
1.
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it‘.:tsettst"~_ llottg has three
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till ttllitt‘ t‘t\lllI‘tl‘\.t*l‘Hli'ilttlltllltI
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I-|.li\'r"il with all ihtee._latl tie Hiuuum MMI“ Hm“ mm
"i'~“"“"‘*'H"H‘"" "Hm mi“ "mi tittt-tttsl-it-es ttl-re ttttsititts |
tkeep thent out when itcam
lttthe t"l‘liIlI.'ll lltetr wisltenalisttt lihe t_{li‘t'!-1 who te
;t'zt'ltli't"- t'tI'i‘t* t‘ttl.e itttl
lit
thtnl-t_ hut itisttttltr normal 1 '- fl!" . ‘I"""s J‘ _ ._ _
eottt‘tt-st" Ihatint seen the 1-K" .-' /' -- tt'.-ttlthis tell!ill-Ihll-‘ll-Il..li
.has taught ch
terms oiWes
tonliterature c
itin
nsptre
H} l't'anr.-es I
Stall Writ:
pl|l_ltogt'aplts ithteh wttttlti .__ ' _s--'"‘ I‘-'-till l""ll'i'-‘"'?"~""
cause theemharrasstnettt .tttti —- _ lit{'5.ll‘-at'l-ter
Itititt thare an}. latsttiess he- '.tit\-‘e ttll"-Tlti|~lIltl
ing .1eettsot‘ tart‘ has Ilotttt ~~iiillilh i'*ti|iiil‘i-
t'eallj~.' cettsoretl ht tili_'~.'ttllt* 1-.-"ate tn.-\tttet'tt.'
l~]_-.;l- _ _ -eialter‘ e‘t‘atl.lt
"Most people leel he
‘slttttiltlitl l‘tt1't'e put ltliiisell lllltt
the position oftit-ing obliga
letl ltttile l7'l‘t*S-tlt'lt.*itl ll'lI't'it.l,i2lt
the §~§|lt.*t‘l£.ll allocation Hut-
since he diti. he owes him
something
'|ieel the pictures are an
incomplete representation of
sttnlent life here 'l.?Ia_t- is
tiotit--_ what are he totio‘-‘l'§l~'.."u"l ll.-'\Wl.I'.Y_ ..tt=t'|tige‘htoatler issues
li'.'-l-i'|."hl ttnifs lilt-
i---tt" scholarship
are t_it‘ltlt.lltl‘l' llte tllttsl lITi[it'il"- "'“IH‘ll“H” H
tattt ttettt oiall, stttce Uou """|"'\Hhm “mi mi“
llttatgitt itt-lltiil their t?t'it"|sen "LI I- - i'4.1 tto titltltltsit when Inlat‘! "'15 Hm" H, H
“Hit! "ti l"'-t-itin NI! it-'1ai.lissertationi*'t
" 'til. -'
t-1it'liIl l-ntrersttyt
.-oi [.11(' anti t
l"’rt-sitil-ttl iloward pra .twhich herec
ierreti not tocornntent. -ll
~.t.ttttittl.t tomake itamaja
l!~§Htlt-tat-hes st.tcitiltigy.
itLCheitas tat;
0 0 1illsociology an
Affirmative Action. .. -itt ti ti ti
'Tliis term hei(‘ontinued lrom Page ii argueti that thequality ol't.'-1-till -"]'i"_, i-.-Hmih.~ U
‘ ad .' ftrmative Action program
would he"very costly "Ne-
cessary e.itpt.~titiitures would
include thecreation ofanAl'-
|'irmatiye Action position and
stall. extensive bookkeeping
onallapplicants. and more
advertising.
Normantiin. speaking last
week before tigroupprirnarlly
cotTtpost;=d ofWomen's Center
members. emphasised HEW's
con.l'using requirements- (‘it-
ingtheappearance ofamem-
ber oiHEW's Office ofCivil
Rights before theOregon ln-
tiepentient Colleges Associa-
tion. she said. "He couldn't
even answer the questions
asked oihim because HEW
hadn't really toldhimanything
‘Nil H
Alternate steps
When asked what steps the
College should take inlieu
ofafederal program. Nor-
mandin said. "We should
probably put much more
stress onfinding women and
minorities. lshould think
there should beatleast one
woman oneach search com-
mlttee."
Women's Center memberscattott offered atLC is
rersly affected by the es .
senlial hontt.lgetteity oithelac
ulty 'l"heyempitasiaedtheim
portance oi’achieving mo
faculty diversity interms -
cultural hackgrounti and per
spectlve
Normantiin invited studen
and laculiy tomake recom
mentjiations [oraprograrndc
signed specifically for L
The Women's Center l
currently formulating all
ofproposals whose adoptlrne anti Mtlvllie
"iivision literati
t=t'i.-'does helike
t'.lture" "There
treshness tnaan
tittttre. but in
5the author tha
lttlle anti Hawth
terreasons toli
.|litclass "
Likes studen
"ital does hethl
‘it-tits“ “'Siudei"t'
general are incret
tie l‘vt.- malt
they heliette would serve! [Fifi-ill"1't‘i1 Tl
eliminate employment discrl
tnination against women ll
minorities atLC.
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PUBLICATIONSybright and cat:
ti and they I1
"dance and direct:
rned agreat deal
eats about tolert
and large I've lit
ling about my
‘tiyou cancombir
intellect. goo-t
low.
"lye been particu
ssed bythewrit
tireceived. undl
rtltoreading eitat
tntobeacomb
tnand intimacy
rsstudent-teach
“ships.
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tber oistudents '
see me about
getting leedba
etnale lde-ntlty' c
rticularly interest
atfrom each other
emale students so
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1-1,-131.freshmen. They seem
||1.-£1-1 1hright and capahle, ill-
1,13 1tand they appreciate
lo-gul
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pra'11which he1'1-1‘e11.'e1'i his
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.This term heisteaci1-
ii“ l'he l-'1-1111ilv" and "Haw-
ii"ad-l‘llt* attti i\'l1=lville." antip-
“-"'35 1i1visi11n literature class
lt'~’f_fl'= 11111.-1-. 111-1111-11-111.-1111111
lwlm r.1t1.1re" "'l‘here's akind
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“PET 1the attthor that c1111nts.
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ll ll
11'"d5‘ Lilies students
rL'l11tt tlt.it?."-1 hethittl-t ofLC
1i1~11ts" "!~.it1ud11nts atLC‘
tlatnce and direction l've
rrted 11great tleal from LC
1-111s about toleration a11d
ES 11nd large I've had 11
11"" ling about my classes.
bl.111y11u cancombine passion1lt1a . _ _“hm 1intellect, good results
and
11LIFElil1W.
'lvebeen particularly im-
ssed bythewritten work
1*received. 11nd llook f11r-
r1ltoreading exams They
111tobe11combination of
111and intimacy that fur-
rsstudent-teaclter rela-
t1.-thips.
'111n1also pleased bythe
mher 11fstudents who come
see me about classes—i
1-getting feedbaclt My
1.-male identity‘ class was
r|i1..*ularl_v interesting, with
1women enrolled, and l
ewe 11illearned 11great
111from each other "
Sexism atLC
tintltetopit‘. 11fmale ‘female
l11tlons atLC.Benfleld said,
"1-male students seem aware
se11u11l discrimination and
k lon those feelings. in
'neral, male students, while-2
lit-il\1'|-'ll"ll.|i vtlto 1,~11trt11 to1111111-1*it'11 from England irt
,l111s taught 1'l11ss1-s 111s111't1_1lt1gy anti religitilt asviell 11s
11-rnts ofW1.-sterti t'i1. He is11111.1. teaching anupper
siting professor
spires LCstudents~-'1'tt1|1;1tlt1'li1*. slili l111l1i-~11.-yist
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11.111-1 his 1.i11ct1.1r11l disserta-
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l{11111111n Life, which will he
[.111l11ish1.11l utitlet‘ tl111t title ll
1l1-st"1'il.1es tnale tttlittttles
l11'w11t'tl worrh.-11 i11lttth centitry
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lie has 11ls1.1 puhlislted 11
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git-'11n papers toprtifessinnttl
ltistorical 11rgat"1i?.atit‘1I‘t5
How 1l11 if students view
f~ier1flel1i'-’ As one former
("iv stutient put it."When 11
prof puts faith into your abil-
ity the itay B1"-nfielri does.
you really worl-t I11lT|et-‘t his
stantlat-1ls anti 1--n1l uplearning
1111it11~r1"-dihl1.- amount "
ByKathy Sameis
Staff Writer
H.athy Brennan, first-term
senior atLC‘. has been sel-
1-cted asne11:tyear's HeadR A
11fCopeland H11ll She will
bethefirst female Head RA
ofany c11-ed dorm oncampus.
What was Brennan’:-1 reac-
tion when she was first noti-
fied oflter appolnttTtent'.’ “My
tear-ducts overflowed. "
Male students inthedorm
had various reactions tothe
news of her apointment.
Some said toher. "You're
really going todo it‘? I
wish you lucl-1." butthemale
RA 'swere "very suppor-
live."
Assistant Dean ofStudents.
Tom Hedin. told her that the
reason nogirl hasever been
hired fortheposition isprob-
ahly that none ufthem want-
11-titolulte onthe job
Matters ofpolicy
When Brennan was asl-ted
whether she eitpected any
prohlettts with people nottak-
ingtierseriously onmatters
11f policy because she's
11female, another member of
her flour interrupted tosay,
"I1io11't think anyone will
have anyproblerntaking Kathy
seriously."Prormm11.1111"Q"W - -- , __ ___ 111111111-11:11 11.1111 P1131115
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. ‘i“"Quaker experience'l'h1-re are thre1.- temporary
11-111'.'l111.-1's w1.1rl1tin1it ut“11'i1~r Mt.‘-
llt*1'11,'_ 11nd the strhool isin
the prricess ofs1;1l11_1.1_"-tirig anew
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111tirt-111111 that s11ff1--r1--1i at1111
it1tl1-111-|1ti1..-ttl c1..1lleg1'~
He 1-tavs that itisalso
111111 oftheiirst "1~ompetency"
I11-tsetl programs inthenation
Hatlter than f11ll1.1wing the
traditional methotl ofteaching
1'plugging information ina
sttttiettt shead andreinforcing
responses," 11sMcllroy men
111.1111--111. thec11mpetency- based
[ll‘ti[_{l"1']i'Tl ist:t'1I‘tt.‘et'ned with de-
veloping c1:1uns1'.-ling skills
l‘1-rf1'1rn1a11ce isemphasiiteti.
instead ofthe usual 45,
this 1-ounseling program en-
tails titiquarter hours By
the fifth class, the student
isinvolved ina11actual prac-
ticum inwhich video andaudio
taping isused 11ndplayed back
Brennan said. "lhope that
people will lo111k atme asa
pt-.1rs11n. n11tjust afemale. and
lhope that we will develop
11m1.1re educational approach
sothat wewon't have tod1t1
much enforcing This iscant-
pus-wide. n11t just inCope-
land
"We want tobroaden the
idea ofpeer group toinclude
more oftheresponsibilities
as well asthe advantages.
ifaproblem arises, wewant
them toseethat they areim-
posing the conse1::|uences on
themselves."
Shares floor
Next year forthefirst time
theCopeland Head RA. won't
have responsibility forafloor.
Instead. Brennan will share
11floor with 11returning RA
The reason forthis change
isthat it-larc Hoffman. Cope-
land's l-lead Resident. will
have more duties inother
areas. soFirennan will have
1n11re responsibility than has
heen given toHead R.A.'s in
thepast.
Brettnan came toLC‘atthe
1'11-ginning ofher sophomore
year, and was hired tobe
anRA.inCopeland halfway
through winter term ofthat
year Her future plans in-ltorotity Weller. iortrter
ptiysicttl therapist atQuang
Ngai i-l11spit11l in‘1'ietnan1 will
11111--11l-1 tom11rr1.1w atN1T111n on
"Q1111l11.-r R1-i111l'1ilit11ti1'1t1 in
Vi1"-tn111n '
l.f'.' stittients may recall the
1111.-at last yt--at‘ that w11spt'1.--
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r11is1- f1.1111ls for the Q11111111
Neat H11:-'.pit11l 111111 ton1.1i1e
st11-:i1"*11ts 11w1-ire 11fthe l1um11n
11.-1111,-1'-t 1t1v1-lved inthe war
inlndo-t.‘l1ina The funds
r111:'-11'-ti that _v1.-11r 1tt‘nt.1t1t1t1.-1ti t1"1
1111-1" S1-11111 11111.-111-tis the 11.111-1;
l11t‘ .11r1pt1t1.~es atthe hospital
Weller aids amputees
V1-'1.-ller, one ofana1lt.-'anc1.'-
e,t'1111p offtiur f1-11n1tl1e1\meri
1*;-111 Frletttls E?iervi1:‘1.- Cot'T1.t‘t1it-
tee. helped huridreds ofwar
i11j11r1.-d i.-'ietnamese civilians
11.1prepare their stumps of
arms and legs sothey could
11111,-11mmo1'i;-1te artificial limbs
manufactured atthehospital
She also taught young Viet-
n11mese tobecome physical
therapy aids. and wrote a
two-volume physical training
manual inVietnamese
Weller. who was inViet-
nam from July. l!'¥lt'f1‘I1‘to June.
lt'tTl, will speak atthe College
onwhat ttas been happening
inVietnam since thebegin-
ning ofthe cease-fire i5'1h11
will focus particularly onthe
Copeland's first female head RA
plans ‘educational approach’clude going tolaw school
Brennan doesn't consider
herself tobe a"liberated
w1.1men" inthe stereotyped
sense ofthe word She ap-
plied forthejobofCopeland
Head RAsimply because "l
feit that Icould dothe job
aswell asanyone "1.-1.=rs11n11l 1-*It'1erieht‘es 1.17indi-
vi1i1.111ls and families that were
l1el[11--1t towall-1 again onarti-
ficial limbs lltteti ttlthe Qua-
ker centre Her pr1;-sentatitiirt
will he1'1tT't?t'.1t"t't[JiJl'lit1ti l‘.1'_l,slides
T111-1 numher ofwar-injured
1-tvilians iniitetnam 1~".11imost
t11c11|cul11i1l1.-, at-tfortitng to
W1'il1'*t' "l‘l'let"t- v-.1-t'*" =tt‘t1-:11-ti
t11at1-1i -lit.tlltt1'1 civilian am-
1.11.1t.1-e:.-; .-.1l1.;1n1.- when 11-'1:went to
131111112 Neat irt"t-1?, and that
li1=.'ure p1'1.1hat.1ly was very low
'I111l1.1_t there are many more "
lr1times ofstrife suicides
.1t'e 1.'1‘1t‘r1m1-1n I-J.l'Tltll'iiZ, the civil-
ian popul11ti11n F1'1r many of
the maimed. suicide can be
anacceptable and h1.1n1.'1rable
vtay out Depriveti ofany
1.1-111. tosurvive ecotiornically.
they find death is:1release
Homicide common
Homicide iscommon also
Weller tells ofal.'i-year old
girl. who. after more than a
_1-ear ofcare atthe AFSC
hospital. was released toher
family She struggled fora
while ontwoartificial limbs
and manipulated anartificial
hand But theparertts had to
care for anelder child who
was also disabled bythewar.
The l-‘l-year -oldmysteriously
died one night
We-ller's tall-1 tomorrow will
heinDining Rooms Iand 2
attio-on
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THE Hi-".Rl‘F.'\”T -Jan Hellis assists Doctor
Richard .“t1t-l-iinnon asheperforms anautopsy
on gunshot ttetim Jacl-tie I-Howler in“The
Serpt-ttl." playing atthe Fir .-'icres Theatre
through this Sunday. l‘erformances are at"“""lI-Qclasses too _r__ ____:, __ , M"-‘t’ll-toW17,I973
*-p.m tonight through Saturday. May ts,
and ‘.3’pinonSunday. May Llti. .-\tlrnission
istree lot‘ Lt" students and Slit.‘ for faculty
and staff For resertations, call thetheatre
htn. office att§‘\l fltlii.
Castexpells magic mood through
imaginative physical expertiseBy Susan I-(irschner
Guest Writer
The Serpent-. ACeremony
which opened Tuesday atFir
.-‘i.e.-"es Theater and will run
until May ..'tt. isanexperi-
ence you should notmiss The
play land the performancei
works itisaceremony. it
partal-tes oimagic
The ceremony begins in
the dark. inthe jungle, in
peace. gradual magic, dark-
ness and contented animal
sounds The mood isquickly
broken asthe actors enter
with aritual dance. followed
byapamlul operation ona
live patient tall ofusi
During abrain operation
Pressing atthis point
With aknife
Causes livepatients
To esclaim atsudden
memories
lfwepress here
Wt:getfear
Wearetaken then, sudden-
ly,tothe assassinations of
Kennedy King --tothe"sud-
den memory" ofsudden eit-
periences that involve usall
Then from themiddle. thefor-
bidden line. murder. wego
back tothebeginning. theGar-
den ofEden before the Fall
Follows Genesis
The rest ofthe play fol-
lows Genesis" Lhestory of
Adam and Eve. theSerpent.
the Fall. theCurses. Cain
and Abel. the begatting of
fut.ure generations And so
the play deals with ageold
themes innocence. violence.
guilt, murder. procreation.
sent. discovery ofresponsibil-
ityantitenderness
What impresses me most
about this pro-duction ishow
alive itishow thecast work-
ing together asagroup,
brings usalltogether with
this difficult material and
transforms hoth itand usin
thecourse oftheplay That
iswhat Imean bymagic.
Physical rigor
Like themagic ofany ar-
tist. the magic this group
evokes isthe result ofhard
work. conscientious use of
imagination. rigorous exer-
cise andeitorclsm Theproc-
essforthis group began six
weeks ago. and lknow from
the moans andgroans over-
heard intheTrailroom. the
eittent oithephysical rigoraching muscles over weeks
Hut asyou will see ifyou go
tothe hour-long ettercises
with which each performance
begins at ti-45 for an Hill‘!
curtain llsuggest that you do
sot itpays off
The eitercises. which are
modeled alter tieray Grotow-
skismethods insist thateach
actor confront his own limi-
tations and fears. and contin-
ually try togobeyond them.
The actors have awide vari-
---tyofcompetence andexperi-
ence inthe kind ofexerci-
ses demanded ofthem Each
bt.-gins attheir own level and
continually tries totiobetter
But there isnocompetition
Only thewhole group working
together. including each other
nomatter how gifted orinept
Confronting tears
One senses that this proc-
ess of slowly confronting
physical fears isparalleled
bytheconfrontation ofemo-
tional fears onalllevels The
process corresponds pre-
cisely towhat theplay asks
its audience todo What is
it.ashuman beings going
back toAdam and Eve. that
wehave tofear” Ofwhat are
weguilty“ What areourlimi-
tations ashuman beings“ How
tiowecome tomurder‘?
Abstract questions put by
aplay that reads very ab-
stractly. but ismade vividly
concrete. alive. visceral by
this company ofactors who
have been trying toanswer
these questions asagroup
and individually over thepast
sixteen weeks
And God said
‘Itdepends onyou
Whether you shall he
master over evil.
Orevil over you '
And Cain said.
‘Why didHeaccept your
offering
Andnotmine’-"
And itoccurred toCain
That theworld
isruled with anarbitrary
pr'i'w'el"
And itoccurred toCain
Tokillhisbrother
But itdid not occur to
Cain
That killing hisbrother
Would cause hisbrother's
death
How dowecome tokill‘?What isthe terror anti the
guilt that weallwish toduck
when confronted with murder
orwhatever itiswefear in
titlt‘ piislf-I
Iwas notinvolved
Iam asmall person
lhold noopinion
lstay alive
The magic ofthis ceremony
isthat the actors take their
audience with them into the
violence and terror ofsudden
death. into the terror ofour
own capacity ofevil. which is
asmuch what makes ushu-
man asanything else
inthis re-working ofthe
.-ltdam anti Eve myth tinwhich.
incidentally. men and women
are equal, ifdifferent}
Man created God
What tor“
Tosetlimits onhimself
Eve eats, finally. "Because
tshei want tsito."
itoccurred toCain
Tokill hisbrother.
But itdid notoccurto Cain
That killing his brother
Would cause hisbrother's
death
Adam, looking around atthe
animals. andgarden andwind
and water says “Iamnotthe
same asthese "Wearecon-
scious ashuman beings. We
"want." Things “occur” to
us. Weare not thesame as
animals.
And yet theplay does not
leave usconscious only ofour
capacity forevil. although it
never denies this capacity
Tenderness and intimacy
Towards theend oftheplay
the entire cast grapes. like
animals, brutally. forknowl-
edge ofsea. Buttheplayers
take usthrough the act of
seit which weshare with the
animals. totenderness and
intimacy. tothebegatting of
generations who will share
also in the wretchedness,
murtler, terror ofthe first
generation
lcan't begin totell you
how this performance forces
ustoconfront simultaneously
ourcapacities formurder and
tenderness. butitdoes That
ismagic That isthefunction
of ctrt‘t+lTtttny That isthe
function ofthetheater But
Ican give you apreview of
some ofthescenes that atleast
for mt: worked their magic
The already mentioned
{Continued onPage 1')inThe Arts
Tonight anti l-"ritlay night
.llis[IIll.the Portlntttl llarl-t
Halli-t Worksltop will ttt'e'-'-tilt!
The I-".rnperor's Nightingale
-'ttlnti-tston istree atthe(‘tvie
.-\utiito|'ttttn
Ilmigltt at lllt- .li-vtisli
t'ontn1uti1t vf'i-ntet Tile
titliiitik attorltl tunious Yiti
tilr--it t'|:t*-sit" llittt ‘will lit-t\t‘t-
--t-t1tl~|l ;t|is|iit] T.1t' litt‘ rttll
tit-tits
!"t.'l.t}. l‘lanti L;'t'~ Ittttl t't|t‘lt
."-ttttu'tl;|y at 1tint. it1-'\'t'_\
tll‘lltltlt' v|=rsion of't'inderella
will in-|1t't'st'ltlt'tl ttllitt‘ l‘ttt‘l
l.intl t'itIt‘'l‘he.tter I-tie‘t'oti|u.'
has crt-ateti this tersioti tnan
t-"tttllt uiitgle setting wltose
t‘||ttlt-rt-lla is.to.-\f1"it‘an mat
tit,'|l with tliree ugly anitnai
like sisters l'Finee ("liart‘|i
ing is .to .1"tirican warrior
|i.tittlt.*tl lttlgitl orange, and ttl
stead offriendly mice, there
tsii.lrtt-ntily fislt Het.'t--|tty-
live cents for all ages. anti
reservations can hematle hy
calling the tlteutt,-r atLilli:
.'tti-is
".-'\t't for t_ll'vlF§l" islieing
]i|"i"f-'-t.’lll't-‘t'l May it-;and If-Iinthe
Ti-lt*i§-Taclter i-'luditorium atOh-1
st This isthe third annual
show and sale ofworks by
TitoftheNot'tliw'est's leading
artists anti craftsmen The
ptthiic isinvited toview anti
purchase these works frotn
noon toHpm OnSaturday".
May lllth. admission isfret-
Here atl.('. theSawdust
Festival will be continuetl
tiirougli Saturday toll)pm
The Serpent will beshown
tonight through Saturday at
Hpm and iiiunday afternoon
atL!pm Also, there will
heaworkshop onthe Gro-
towsl-ti work tisetl itythecast
of The Serpent, tohe held
prior tothe Hpm. perfor-
mances onthe ltitli and the
liith
"Mime Slttnv 'T.'l'” will
he presented atFir Acres
atHpm. onthe iliitli thru
Illst
Dr iétlchard A Willis.
Chairman oftheTheater De-
partment. has announced this
summers repertory. which
will inclttde Bump Heeter di-
recting Moliere's The Doctor
InSpite OfHimself. andWillis
directing l-<Lataev's Squaring
theCircle.
Willis stated that acompany
ofIHtoBilwill beneeded.
half men and half women
The rehearsals will beglnim-
mediate-ly after commence-
ment with one play rehearsing
inthe afternoon. theother at
night
Auditions are being held
each Friday this month from
Iito5pm. The members
ofthe summer company will
register forTheatre 401and
receive two credits. Dr.Wil-
lis says hewants a"good
company and asummer of
rewarding theatrical ettpe.-ri-
ence "
interested students can get
intouch with Bump Heeter or
DrWillis immediately..
l’ It II I I
Incelebration ofIsrael's
lifith anniversary, the Jewish
Community Center anti the
l-‘ortland Section oftheNa-
tional Jewish Women inco-
operation with the Portlatid
Art Museum will present an
eititihit of-1000 years ofBib-
lical and Judaic History at
the Museum through May 27
Admission isIiil for adults,
iittt‘ for students, and chil-
dren areadmitted free.announcements \|
Live Theatre
AtthePortlttntl (.'ivicThg;,
ire. Hnciutrttcit and Simon‘
hitmusical. Promises, Prom,[Cathletic;
By Nancy
Stall W:
ftltltotigh ti
_,pt-t'lH program
ises, showing onMalnstage. tututficuntly ovt
inthe Hltieroom isKurt Von I0-.~.1rs, the wot
negut's Happy liirthdaywa ,,:ri1i"‘* iliiii l"-"""l'
.Iune. Htitit [1-t-*l"lt"ll"I'l'iEtI'1('Q -_-ti!~tllt'llt'lll tha
showing Thursdays atHpm-t-tons did this
l~“ritiu_t.'s anti t-iaturtlays at8:3
pIll.through May 25 FDAt»r‘tlllt‘ lttt-ttlit
;.::titittt"'~.' l'i'*t'l
reset't.'t|tiotLs call 2'26-' !-"*‘~4'i""l“ iii" .1045 I
Loot, alilack cornetly b|""‘"mi i“i‘“"'
t73 |l ..Joe tlrton, will play ti:i-""l*‘“ 1*"-“""'i’“
ptn,Friday anti Saturdq .*~I'"F"it-‘"1"" -‘“~'
night inthe t"'ontact (‘ente
Theatre, lE'i.'t'.'.-’ SWMorrison,
Ilrd floor Tickets $2 Ad.
vance tickets canhepurchtt
hycalling 2'22-uses
Jean Anouilh‘s Becket:
the Honour ofGod will
showing attheNew Theat
on Friday and Saturday 5
H{ttlptn Tickets are $2,5()_
Reservations can bemade at'tlt's ‘\'irgin|u
_-.,-.-it'll, l.lt"lll"'vt'?-I
.1".anti woun-
r"t'ns' lnatitn
_'ett sat
tpeoing the
"ntovt
nci-rnittg
._.-;i.:-rts iiutigtrl.
,9l" lit.-pttrttftttt
:t;t.'i1.-.*'.-.'stt or1344-os:tii =.r- "'l‘!tt- worn
-s'-.i-lllliill'i' wltat
Q [ Q ' ‘ tlf
.~'\ttheParatttotint this Fri. '-ltifiii-‘*i "l-**‘~‘-'l-‘ii'tlrs Netti ail
tlay will lielitt: Scaggs wt t“*ii"“ "H" i“'“'
llr. Hook. and onSaturday will
lit‘Les Mt-(fann and Grove
Wtishittgttin with fltirtti. Both
shows are athpm Tickets
for each show are S-1inad-11-:--tt other schol
1.ois Hmithwit
itr-tctotfl t'ot'n|Tti
funk tliere sany
lfltl tUtitilt'lll (‘till
F Z-udgt-l " Site tance. -‘Snthetiay oftheshow,
The l’ort.land Sitakespea
t"otntian_v will present
Merchant oiVenice atitp_|'|1
tonight and Friday. anti J
ti-'liitiiig's The Devils atFlp.|1-1
Haturtlay and Sunday at
shatttit-k Hall Theatre. 191-l
5-.1WPark For reservations
anti ticket information call
E2]-EH50
Miscellaneous
OnFriday, May 25.Prd
(fliarles Sellers ofUCBerke
ley speaks on"l‘v‘lale Chauvtt
nism and theSpirit ofEnter
prise in.lacksonianl’tmerica'
atlitatninEvans
i I I I It‘t* ll‘ puts
ttasis onat
Hol "does nt.
tiled girls" ar
1-ten voars he
torts events
r+=wt'ls tte.ar that
innoting theti
Stud
socicr-ttitlents inter
-.r|-=ay met todis
.-ittiitit-s ofHlllii
:rt".;-rovittg the ;-."
Scandinavian Airlines l-'ii""“ 1"“ W“‘l“"‘
offering bargain travel fares
youth discounts, study prtt[Pl tliillt
‘"-_1.iria Hem.
grams. iiosteling, and saili -3,_-,i.;,.d mt.m,..l.m-
and canoeing trips while visit
ing Denmark, Norway, a
Sweden this summer. Allth"
anti more isdescribed in"
Youth l'\lews. obtainable lrti
any SA5 office, travel agent
orfrom Dept. 22,Scandlna
vian Airlines.SAS. boit 230
Jamaica. New York I143!
1 I l i Ii
Students wishing toinfill
themselves ortheir depetl
dents for summer coverflfl
under the Student Medic
Plan which covers you auto
niatically while you arettl
tending school. should app!
lielnre June ill, l9T.'il=ttn t‘rist's id
ttutatviable sti
.",a'I.titt tolit.-‘l['.l ital
illthetlepartmet
.~t'._',anl;-'.:tliot1. on
tit-tits ineatfilt t-la
tttt-nti departrne
toittipeltiliy inll
u..ue actions in
Jlt-ill
The intent in
anorganization
t‘t‘t~ate antttnttn
'$erpent' re
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.-"tpplications are availali gradual magic |
atthe l.ewis ti:Clark Colle-
lnlirrnary and attheoffice
the Dean oftheCollege I
l.awastheplay open:
Adam and Evi-
tlreeast) eating
iapples are alsi
-ATTENTION SENIORStotheaudience) i
sensual, joyous a
May 22isyour deadline "Pleasure, brougl
apply fortheGraduate Rec Ihalt llput tr
ord tisaminatltin foradmis apple down) by
sion into tigraduate schti-ttl knowledge ofthe-1
The exam will beheld on.I i-ttlevil.
ltitli For details get anillAwoman who 1formation booklet attheill--H .
lice oftheDean ofFaculty |dh:]e ‘figgligdhgi
the LC Graduate Office, ittheinhisarmsfrom Dr Ftigtiall litiur afterwards
Ntilllicalion ofilnanclal Bli
awards fortheitl?3-?-lstthatt I
year will hemade onFriday
May 25. Award letters wlthe Cain and
before themurt
hesheep are
uuching.
Thescene invi
be'placed incampus maImines "um Sex
hoites onthat dale.andintimacy.
Wemust gobel?_ H]? -
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;;1m91;:=1-1'1.-1 1-1'1-111.-1 1111111111 tirav. will still 111- ]1_-.-is 11111111111-
_1._11:1“ :1---.111:-"1 111-111' that 1111111-1111-11's 1111--11's
'v11t1ol1.5 1"‘"“-“"11-1the1!ille1‘et11.'1-111-- 1.1‘ -.1.-111111-11 donot 1111111-111'
Students d.SCincall
it,-gj-;'g-,§‘sociology changeH“_lEr_ -111111-111:-1 11111-1'1.-.-111-1i in1-1111-1-
npflca .-1-.11}; 1111--l 111(ll:-'1t'1J?--F1 1111- 111.1.-1
1:-1111111-1111':-11111111111.11-1111111111‘
-1-.:1'11-1.-"1111: 1111- 11.11.‘111l11;1§,:111'11-
Hm_,5 I.11-.111I11:-11 ‘W1-11111-s1i11‘1 1111111"--:-1'
lfares "“'!“'*
ll-’P79‘ ‘--1.111;-1 H1-111 _11111111r_ -.1:l11.1
531“ l"-.'-1E1-111111-1111-1-1111,11 1'1-11111-11111‘
lelrlsll 1--'-11 ('t'i:-11.-; 1111-1| 111 1'1‘1-.11
131-3'.111:11-.-1111111: .-1111111-111 11rg11111
Alllh-'1=1".1111 111l11-l1'111;1111'iI1.-|.11'11i1l1--111-1
l1"5l:11-t11-111-|111rtm1-111 1"'r11n"1 this
[E[79 .-1'-.f.111ir11111111. 11111- 11r1v.-11.-1111
|“gem 111-'.1s 1111-111-111-111-1-211-1.-1-11-1111111
3"dl"5' 1111-1111 111-1111111111-111111 1111-1-11111.-,s
3'3230I111111pet'11|l-.-' 1nil111-|11-1.- 111:ini-
ll43l :1.111- 111;-111111:-1 in1111- 111-111111-
'l1ll1'l
1insu 'l‘h1- 11111-nt infortning such
depefl .11111rg11ni2:111i11n is11:1help
11'1"-ff‘ 11:1-11te anatmospht.-re where
Medic
~uauto
31...,'Ser|1en1’ review. ..tiapp]
f1"1111inued front Page til
‘-Wlllflbl gradual magic that descends
C11‘-111? as1111-play opens
illlce
11-1,1111 11‘-111a1n and Eve land 111een-
ll1‘--P111-ill eating oftheapple
rapples are also passed out
111theaudience} inadelicious,
NIORS 11-11sual. j11j.1-ous affirmation of
iline -P11.-asure, brought abruptly to
eRe: 1111111 (Iput my very good
atlmlfi apple down} by the sudden
school 11111.1-1.vledge ofthewretchedness
on.I -1111:-vii.
'1"inAwoman who asks ofaboy-
_l_hL'1?,"Ifheshould bearound when
.35“5I1111-.1111111111 11111111111111111-1111111111-inhisarms For half an
hour afterwards."
The Cain and Abel scene,
Ml3|before the murder Abel and
srhml 1111- sheep are particularly
=.-1.111.‘---'&*'--"1'Ihescene inwhich thecast
_=mamoves from sextotenderness
' 111111intimacy.
Wemust goback tothebe-"swil
ll.-.11_1ti1-1111-'1 t‘11l1 it-*1-.-| ll‘t-1.- 1.111;-111
1.111111-ir 111-1111.-ss11rs 11.1w1-1ri1
1-1111 1111-11' [‘.1r'11l.111-111..-5
111-lrt said. "l'h1-1*1--11111-1-h1_-1-11
1'1-.11 111111.111.-111s 1111111- 1-11111"111
111131; 111-11;1r11111-111 111the 1111:-It
11.1111-l1 i1a-.-1- 1111111-ti 1111111111 1.--1"
11111111-111111:-1-1'1-ar '
Within 1111-111--1111111111-111. H1.-111
111111.-11 1-;111:h 1:11111111?,1-s for r11.-111
1.1-111" asn1.--.1" aratltiating r1--
11111r1-1111-nts 11111111111.-w 1:11--1111r1
1111-111 111-1111. .l11h11 Frist
l“111ri11_e the first 111e1'-tine.
111-in 1111-11.1-1.--1:1.-11 111.11-.'-.-2111111:-1 111111111
1h1-- 111.-w 1'1--1:|uir1-ntettts H111.-
1--:pl11i111-.-1l that 11:11.-s1.- r1-.-1:1nir1--
1111-tits wer1.- 111-vised to1.11-
1'1.-s|111r1.siv1- 11.1111] 13-'1:11-s. 1111;111-
1i1-nts interested ins1.1ctolo1z}.'.
11111 just tltose 11ea1i1-1.1 towards
11r111i1111t1- school
gittning. toterror and murder
and guilt. savs this pla}.-. but
must come also topassion and
tenderness
How is this statement
acitiet.-ed” And ltow isthe
11u1iie11ce included init‘? I
suggest strongly that you see
for 3.-ourselves atFirAcres
Theater. The play iscom-
pie-1-1. lhave mentioned those
aspects which particularly
struck me. Solsuggest also
that youremain afterthe play.
todiscuss itwith thecast when
they return.
Thepublic isinvited todis-
cuss theperformance with the
11ctors after theshow. Those
interested inthe Grolowski
work are invited tocome to
the theatre at6'-15 p.m. to
watch theactors warm upand
discuss the principles of
Grotowsltl training prior to
performances onWednesday
andSaturday.1-1111-11 i1a-.'1- 1-11---.-"1-11 -1"11r:-tilt.’1'11.‘-1:-11111!-=1l1l'-ti '-.I./1111 11111.-11" 11111.15!-ti’!
1'"-1'1-'1f1‘11"|" 1111 111111-11 1.1“ w1_1rr|11-n
1-1.1111w wlnti that 1111111111-1 is
ll1111-111-sire is-11111-1'1-n11111llj1'
11a-."1- 1-1111111 1111.-11 1-;111111 w11n"|1-11's
-1t111t‘1s |1t‘111;_-[T111111-'1 111.-111-111-1111-11111;:
:-111111-." 11111r1- 11111.-1:1.-.:-11 in.-1111-1111-1
fl-1-H‘-‘-'1tf1'H I111{1-1'11-ra11- -;111"11 an
11111-Ft--.--J1 llilfllil 111- l11F1"11i£{l'l Ft-
1"1'11|li11_e 111111 111r11111..{11 .111.-1.11'1i.-1
.1--. 1111-1-11111-1-.-1 111|1;1rl.i1-i11:1t1-
H1-1.-1‘uilin1_.1 v1-111111.-n
.-'l11'1'-.1l‘1'l1I'1]1 I11 T1111‘--1 ,"~.11-;1|
1111-1 111111111: 11-;.'1|11.-11." -.1."11r1i1.1"i1l1
ll.“-1 l11-r‘11l1-;1_- 1.I.'1- |'|.11,-'1_- F11-'--1'1-r
1.11---11 1111"--ll 1-.-1111 :-.111'l11_-11111111-ti
111111 .1.-;1.1-1111111 11111l11- 111n1-
111111-1111
.“-{l11- also .-1111'-1 W1- 1111+.-
-.1-1..1n11-11 111:-;11'111.-1111".-11 r1.-all}.-
1i111|'1 l111[11- 11:1r1-1'r1111 as11-11
11-115111.-l_1' as1111- F111-11 '?.-1h1-
1-1t1-:-; 11111111-1"rt.111.1n,11 vi1:1|a1i1'1r1s
.1r1- 1~111111111111 111n11ng rr11.-11's
1.11:11gt'a111s ins11m1.- c-.-1111--11,1-s
111111 that 11111--1." ‘put 11111 much
1111-.-1.-1111-1.-' onpott--ntial stu-
111.-nts
1'1-'11‘.-.1 Ne-11] 11111.1--5-1 111111 1.1:‘
1111-1-.-1 not g1-.-1-.- athletic schol-
11rsi1ip.-1 to1111.-11 orw1.1rn1-r1
'11 j1.-11u'r1.- g11in,1.t 11:1scltool
just 1111-1:111"-I1 insports." she
asl-'..-'. 1-111_v r11111'11se l.,1-wis arid
t"l11rl1" '
'l'111- 1.1" m1.-n s1-11r1-‘-1111'
1-1-1111.‘-111-:-'. 11-11-- rather 1-1111et1si'1.'1:
11-1.-ruitine 1111-tho-tiis Last
11.-rm. F11.-1! W111-.1111. 111111111111
1-11a1'-11. 11nd 111111.-r 1111.-n‘:-1
1'1"111t"11t--1-; 11rg11ni1-:1-11 11recruit-
1111-nt 1"laj1 forhigh st-111.1111 1111:-n
in1h1.- -'-111."-:1 T111.- men were
111-.-1--n :1tour ofthe s1:11111ol
111111 w1-r1- st--rv1-ti 1.iinn1-.-r 111
1-1111111111
T11 aid recrtiititig. abro-
1:1'1t1r1-- 1111-1'1-r11:-1111111 the LC“
:-11111111:-1 11r1.1gran1 was r1-1-1.-11115."
11111111.-1111-.-11 lift"s11|T11;- 1111the 1T11l|I:-
111:-ztrtictors 111itthere 1-vt.-re
iit:1_- ;111r11,1_2_r11[.1hs 1i1-1.'11te1lsp1-.--
t‘l1iL‘.1|lf1' 11111‘1t.‘l'1 1-1F.=-p11l"1!'.-1t-11f'1'1-
111111-11 11.1one paragraph for
-.1-1-1m1-11's sp11rts :-Email para-
l-It‘.1t111:-"1 -.1.-1:-r1- l1‘1t.‘|u-:11.-1'1 with
1.-.11-11 111the 1-ight lt'111w 2-11--rertl
111.111- 111:-1tr11c111rs .-"111the1-n11
111 th11s1.- p11ra1;-_rapl1s. 1111:-
11111111-11 11fthe thr1.-1.- 11.-1:111"-11-11
11*1i1“i11.'-11*"; 11.-1_'-1'1} lit-"111.-E-1'1
1"-1'11‘s 511"1|th-1.-1'1t"|-1. 1-111111-i-1-'.=.111a1
1111-- past 1'1.-crui11111-111 11-citni
111.11-s for 1.111m1-n 11av1.- con-
.-;1s11-1| in11:1'i-1111111 p1-rs111"1all1--1-
11-rs 111.-1111111--his 11-11111.--1.pre.-1.-11-11
11111--1:1--.-:1 11_1.-11-ri1i111_:th1:-111 This
1'1-111*, Mrs Neal h11:-11,1111 1111111-
ti11r1a|lj1.' mal-ting personal
-11511:-1 tost-c11n1l11r}." schools
Jacicets. awards
111the 11r‘1I-11 111awartis. the
r111-n 1.11.-t the tratiitional 531')
11-111-rn11-111's jaci-<1-ts and 11let-
11-rforparticipating 1:1111:11-111-
sitjv 11:-am 11ne 5:1-111 ifthe}.-
.11-1.- 111111team forfour 11-ears
111' 1111 two teams lot‘ three-
§1'11.-ars each the}-' arepresented
with ablanket and alife-time
pass tol..C sports events,
and the_v gettheir names en-
graved 1111anhonor rollplaque
intheawards hall From their
leagues, winning pla},-ers or
all-stars get plaques and
teams get trophies forfirst
111third places.
Women do not get any
awards from theschool. From
their leagues, ifthey are on
awinning team they get a
certificate tokeep andacer-
tificate fortheschool.
Mrs Neal admits that the
women's program might be
strengthened ifmore awards
were given. but says, "1"-Io
women have ever asked me
about awards before." Sim-
ilarly, Mrs Srnlthwiclt claims
the subject has never been
presented toher.
Del Smith does notreally
concern himself with theques-
tion ofawards, butbelieves
that pla)-ers “need recogni-
tion."General 3 $3600Mrs E-lmlthwlcl-1 isn't sure
that I1-111.-rman's jackets m1.-an
that much 111t.111- men and
-‘.1-1f."-1 ti11-_v11r1- "al1i1z1-11pe11s1- "
5111- 1111111-1.‘-'1. 111111.-1'-1'1.-F. that 1111'-11
-'-111111111 l'1-1'1'-1'1'1- lh1_-lTt ll1h1_--,-
a1'1- 1111-1111in111i11l 111them
fine i1-1'111".1i1- .--;1‘111_i1.-1'11 1-1111.1,
ii-.-His lh;-ti 1111- 1T11:.1f1L-}1' l-111' 11.-1
11-rm:-1n':-1 j111.-I11.-ts 1-1.111111 111.-111".-1
11--1 11--.1-11 1-1-.1.11r1ls 1.-1111'|pr1'11-111
l*-1'111- 11111----1111111.--. 1111- n1----1'1 1111
.11-1--1r1i.-1 111all. -41111111111 '1‘1l111
111 1'11--11[_1]1- 1.111-to .H'[1111'l:-; 1111-
-'1'--1111 s-.11n1- just iii-11: 1111:-11111
11-‘-lv .111-st 1'11-111R ;.1l1|+.- 1111111
11‘1:-.1-11111112111111‘ 1111-"
S1.--tist Health text
'l'111--r1-- 1111 11111 -11"-1'-111 111111-
1|111n-.: r-111"111"1lair1ts a1111111t 111--
1'llll1-l't'1"1t’.'1.-‘-; lfllT1t_-11':-1 and -1.1,-1,1-
r111--11?-. 1-quipment inthe P11".
111.-1'1art1n1-r11 l".ln1_- pi1_-ce of
"*0-
'-"'-I11—--In
DEL SMITH
..awards no concern
"1-q1.1ipm1"-nt," how1.-1-er. that
:-111m1.- stu1i1-ttts would rather
not have :1vaila1:1le 11:1either
1111-1'1 1111--111111-n isthecurrent
P1"-rs11na| Health 11'-.-1th11ok Une-
11t'1h1.-pass11g1-.-1 which students
l1a1.1.- f1111r1d1.1hjectior1able rt-ads
".51 wife 11111-.-:-'-'1 t11.:1111av1-.-to11n-
111-rst.1111i the in11'icaci11.-s 1:11
111.-1: i111s11an1is busines.-"1 111
111'1"1i1;-ssi1_1n. hut a1-1-1111111
11111-.1ut11 of 11111-re.-11 is1111-1‘-
1.."-1i11ij1' 1'11.-11111.11 1-‘he has 1-1nlj1'
111 1_1t- ll"|1t'llifl1'—.°-111 +.'*f111t,111!l111_'1
:1[1t1l‘et.‘|a11- 111111 l'\1l1_11-31 hL1.‘.-1-
11111111:-' prt.-11-1' 11:1thini-1 1111.-1'
are 's111ar11+r' than flit-ll‘wlvt.-s. and ‘smart wives let
thr.-m thlnl-1 so"
C‘1;1nc1'.-rnin11; facilities. Mrs
Frlfltltiiwick ll-I-_-ill-.-'1.'1-F; "111.1r:-1 if-
11111.-111.-r sit11111.l1-1n than any
-.1l.h1'-1‘ .-'-t".h1111l in1111- 11-ague
T111; men ar1.- .11-.1-111.--'. v-tiling
111share with 111-. Mrs
.511-111 .-;11}1's_ "111.-1'-I 111- 1.-'-'-£111.-
11-11 111'1-1"!-'11-." 11-11" :--1"1111'e Oi
l.l1'Tl-I--".-I-1'1l£t1i'lli11---is
This _1'1-ar 1111- 1.11-a1-111-.=-rS
111-11-.1n p1.1rti111-111111.-_ 1111- e_vm
--111that 11111.11 1111-11 .111-1 -.111rr1en
1-1111111 11s1.- it-111111- -.111111=- 1111-E’
\\'11m1-11 1'1;-1-11!] 11:1.-".1 1,-1_-1“-5
11.111-11, inprar-111.-1111:-, 1-'.1r their
11-am. the}; w1-1'1--1-".1-11.-11'.1-"1|1_-ave
1111’-? 1‘.-1f1.1'1'1"1'1|'t1fl'11.*1'1 .-1'11'--.1111 '1-'1'11f‘1lEd
111]‘1ra1f.'1i1f‘1-
This isal.-'1-1 1111- 1'1r1.-111'-.-ar
the w1"1m1.-ns 11-11n1.-1 11-.1111 has
had ti11.- 11.-nnts 1:1---.111:-: re-
.-11-.-r-.-1.-ti W11m1-11 1-1111 11s1-- them
tw11_-1'- 11w1-1-i-1 1i:.-'- $111-11 three
times
Smaller sauna
lfl l-ti-1.'.7l'it*l' l't'}1'1l'T': l.1!t"l,|lll-E-5_
themi-n's has 111.-1.;-1 -.1.-"i1i1lp1'1ols:
the w11m1.-11 s 1"111ne The
w1:1m1.-ns suana ishalf the
si11.1- 1'11the 1111111-1 .1111! islo-
1.-a1.1-ti separa11- lr111T1 tht-1-.-ll‘
locker 1111:1111 11isclosed
111w1.1men stucir.-111s fr-1111 12110
11111111-.1-e1-11111151-s 111."-1:.111se. as
T1.-11 F1111-1'1.-.-tte 1:-ttpiains "The
v.1.:1men lacultfc like 11.1use it
then. 11nd there is11'1 r-..'1om for
ho-th students and 111-:."-1111}; to
11s1- itatthe ;-...11n1.- time."
The. w11m1.-n sloci-11.-1 room
has well under half thespace
111' the mens loci-.1.-r room
There are F1111 I-"11.-1-.1-rs for
men and .'11.'111 11:11-11-1-rs for
women Act-ord1n.__e_ 11:1Mrs.
Neal, "This isthet'1rs1§.'eat'
1111-w11men's11;11:i11-rsi'1a-1e been
filled " The men-1 lockers
are 1:1-1-er-11111:-ti he1;:1use the
.'\l1'1rthwest law st111i1--nts also
usethem
Will Flamt.-1111 111- ahle to
;1131?1.'1t'r11t11:-datt.- -.1111h1_--"ease in
11'1"-t11er1's sports p.11't':1*1pa1"1E'7'
I-lrs N1-al -111111.-~ '11.-.11 the
-.1-1..1m1-11 PE 11-ac11-rs have
111.111-11 the p1"-11"-11111.11 1-1'11l:1lern
11111.1 ha-1'1'-- spet-111.111»-11 ..£"1-.--.11 per-
hafis 1151112 the 1111-. --11i'1'l-CBS
inthe|1:1clter r1"11.1r11 1-'1cl1ter
(('ontinu1.-11 oilP2111-L: ‘_‘-1
1i
'
1“!-1.-XRTS
(QHART lPI-YBL’[3GE'l“5-'1 -
11.".-11RSITY
SPORTS
1'1-'1.-1111-11
ttisports)-.1:-1I-1.? 1.-:1
Men '
(12sports)
I-‘l'lYSlC'1\L
EDUCATION ‘‘
Women's P.E.: $1579
M11-n's P-E . S2200s-111.:-11111 s-t.'1,2:.111
$4548
$3947
$29413T3l11'1‘Il- 197-1 1-Iincreased 1';1111-1-1_-;11.;.;_11¢|
ll‘-1.1ITl ‘T2-'13 it‘1j1t11 ‘TL?-'73
.11‘-L11-I‘t.l1_l .‘I-11111-1? ?5lT4T .-111-',
-Ll";I‘-I.‘-U‘:F'1ill 11'1'-
CHART 2:
WINTER TERM SPORTS -
Total school enrollment
Physical Education classes
enrollment:
Varsity sports enrollment:
Number ofvarsity sports:
Approx. money budgeted
forvarsity sports:Men Women
3'l'3i:i -1057
521 515
0'1
-1.11'ltlDI'-.1
hliul
$2227 $500
‘According toDean Kent Hawley. both Fred Wilson and
Jean Young are paid half oftheir salary lromt1'1emen‘s
athletic budget. Hawley didnotwish todisclose theamount
that entailed.
Last 11-ear, men's athletics earned about $7.500 ingame
entrance tees which went back intotheschool's general fund.
"ldidnotfigure outthese increases because. according
toDelSmith. there arenoreal lines between theallotments.
'.‘!'H"tr\itit
F
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finish disappointing third
T'-M''"°°l Spikers wilt inNWConference meeH‘ Tut“ ninth‘-.|q t,;|t_1|l|'i' Hl'.;it'l i\ltlt\l't.' lllllll illtllfl lllf"l‘l' lltli.ll'.‘~i ill i'lll'll[lll*l'|'
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lite it trttrttnttttutl lt'.t~"l- . . -
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ttlttl [tent tttt-t-1 will ltt- lttltl _|1...-1|
1—11
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l---it - '.~-lit-*.I't*il ltaent ll--ttl iirattt. alt.=ttE tiitlt 1-iTl".-." titan est-ttl that
lieber stars infinals
Neflers finish secondht{}t_-urge .-‘iFarner
1-5itaff'i't'riter
1';--rtttttt-3 t-if;istrong second
place ltntsh tnthe .'\'orLhtt"e"s.l
li:t"tT1f't"Tt_"l'tt"t~ Championships
last -.teel-1-end. the LC tennis
team istool-ting forward to
thedistrict finals thisweek-
ettd
Tltl‘l'tt-t‘l‘tJitt' and Fiaturdat." the
squad twill compete inthe
.'\IAIADistrict Two Cham-
pionships being hosted byWil-
lamette tnSalem
The team finished second in
the l\’\'t'C with 31points. six
points ht-hind defending cham-
pinn Par-titc Lutheran butfar
ahead third place College
ofIdaho which finished with
it:
Plat" infinals
5-tnt.'"-.- i‘Ll_' ISnot inLC'stitstrtct the Pioneers earned
lll.t— right topla}; intlte tits-
trtct finals nitlt the Foil
.~%ottthet'tt Urea-.'tn f.'ollege and
Clt‘t'-flt1'tl"| ('t‘tllt5‘l?.t.—' tjtiEClUtI?iiilt".tIt.
Freshman E‘-ob I-.ieber led
the F’innee-rs inthe league
finals bymatting itinthesemi-
finals inthesingles andcap-
turing thedoubles crown with
junior Brite Bowl-ter
Lieber lost inthesemi's
totheetcetttual champion 6-2.
5-Ii. hut came back inthe
doubles tndefeat the top-
seeded team inthetheleague
from PLU Tl-5. B-2 The team
they defeated was previousljtt
lit-Uontheseason
Junior Dave Murphy had
this tosay about L.ieher's
ttl-Elft'. "He came on really
strong attheend ofthesea-
son and did agood job for
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father's arms forhelp from the United .?*-lations
Chilrlren‘s Fund. i_TNl('EI" isplanning major re-
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i.(' was tit--ti with Pill with
ntne points ;-mitt--r thefirst dat-
ofplat}; butmisforttttte stroci-t
onthe second day with num-
ber-one man B-'.tw=io.-r being
upset intheqnarterfinaisti-.'l.
ti-Ii
The same day senior Rand};
Garrison lost toLirtfields
number-one man inthree sets
and Murphy lost toPacific's
number~one man also inthree
sets. 7-ti. 2-tiandEi--1.
Besides these setbacks.
sophomore Eric Olson had
to default his quarterfinal
match duetoamuscle cramp
l.(' got sonte important
points when Olson and sopho-
more Torn Simon made itall
the way tothe finals inthe
consolation doubles competi-
tion before losing
Good team effort
Coat.-it Ton}; Fjrans had this
lttsat. ahottt t_he tt.-ants per-
lnrmant'.'t.-_ "f.li.'t:l'ttll itwas
just agoo-d ti.-attt effort." anti
l.it_-la.-r atitlt--ti 'li acouple
ttllti't*I.ilil-3 had t:ttttt- litt:other
wa}.-' we might hare won
'I'l'te lt.-.at"tt will face soITtr-
stiff competition inthe Dis-
trict finals from Ht)(‘. which
pt't.-ciottsl1.' tit-tented the Pit‘:
net.-rs twice T-1.’ and ti-ii
hut both ofthese matches
were closer than the score
indicates
Close battle
l.t'I.' split two matches this
season with GICIE. winning H-l
and losing 5--1. sothedistrict
championships should bea
close and fiercely contested
battle.
The team has been lm-
proving allyear andseems to
thrive onpressure Coach
E1.-ans feels thesquad has a
good chance inthedistrict.
coming offtheir second place
finish inconference. "This
isjust thetype ofmotivating
force weneed tocome out
ontop."ltttllt tltt_- t"lttlt- .t|ttl tltl‘t~t* Hillt-
ill!"?-ll f'llllflI'.’f'l'~3t liil'i_l'l'tl lrl llll_lt'.‘-
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l.t-uis and t'I.trl-t t*t-t*t.-tt.'eti
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i-tit.'lti'i1.-stilts uttttc tlttrtl trtflit-'
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t'=lact.- iittisit in." ltali tniler~-
It-"-n r-étnt*|-ter" and I.arr_t
li't't'l'lft'
The ciillltt.-t‘ of.\lW(Q' it"ttt.‘l-t
space
Co-ed loci-ter rooms?
"ldon't see any reason why
we couldn't mal-te the incl-ter
t‘ot'.ttTts coed." suggested Ted
Eiojrett asapossible way to
liiil Hi)‘t'ETT
.one loci-ter room'.’
solce the|-roitlent Hentittttts
that tlte idea has not |i_-ltjlflt"
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Wlti twttrlit's itiifr Fabio. | -I-
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i-.thiett ttshould heman
ttt-ttetl. isirottt lirinitlad a
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rt.-halt draft. ant
-lthe meeting
:I't.ll'll faculty. st
i-r.ttt.-trs. and ot
hohad suggest
;t;-tiring the prop
‘tntrpeople titti-
1"-rttt.-e.-ting.
.lttnnit.* Walker
l'ttt- ‘N.-‘ti.-‘t clttttttptonshlp inmhj hi mt "
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twill itetit-etit-tl tilltt*‘t' ttregSet yearly
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loci-tet‘ ro-otTts. well. lthl
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inAffirmtttiv-tis‘st is" -Ul." H rntttee. compo
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appear tobefairly sutisflill-mple-ment thewith thewomen's sports p-5.id“Ihdvin fI
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tog increasing parttctpatio .itttred and ashut ltnttted facilities are Ilamq nshwlj H
t:-ertatn ll-lrs 2:-mithwtckfo ._ F__ lt-.-nt.ntmplemenset-'s :-otltt-wit:-.tl ofasetbtt .. .. _ __ _ . gram. ettplatttstnt.1tttlT1t*ll ssports. parttcl
tion rtt-st _t't-or when theP. pm-h.u|“. h
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helt.twt.-t_"t~-"l front one ct"? The AAprogra
lttttl'tt- llttrtl t"l‘t'tllltolittthe stude
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equal tolite tttettsitttl whet t;-u..;_-$.35 why the I
or not t.-rttlillllj-,' ist-ct.-ntual t-MES 5“ much
tlt-sit‘:-~tl ntust hetlt_-*t‘itlti'il[a[~uH_y wm|E. no
Ii'‘ti-ttlTit'*fl litt-ttt'-teit.'es Exttlnsivel with tfiiif (‘ortlt-},-. et-."-swintnter. .. . . _ 3,
Tilnistrators.
classifiedcclassifiedsclassifieds -toLlFE
'i§ll.l’ Wl'il'“~i'l'ElJ- Summer op-
portttttitjc earn -‘ii2Ut]i.l ifsel-
ector! Must hehard work-
ing and able torelocate for
the summer. Call 22?-6936
between -landtipm
Wt-1UlJiNl".i litl-lt.)'I‘tJGi-tAPHY
Quality plus Qttatttity 1-iMii.l~I
llial (ieil. lielti-.'itl.'li-l or
t_i4ti-tti't.'.t:t
Beautiful home completely re-
modeled lilte new-4 bed-
rooms-2 bathes-all appli-
ances lnctudlng washer and
dryer—locatad on1/2acre with
view andlake prittillgas-$375tit.-with faculty
per rnonlh call Till‘! tit M5 pl-UpU5Hl' H
ilisltlllfi have fllfilf
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For that someone speclllnymont. recog
value ases-tabligifts that are unique and H'_''“fE_rEm_ Cum‘: SEE Us Hudt. ofequality
The Red Hut. Gifts and 'lrae also.
tiques. lfiilltl Boone's F --Om. musnn
Road. i-.ai-to Grove. Ore. .
'I‘EIACHERS WANTED E
West. Midwest. and
Southwest Teachers Ag
lltttli Central Avenue.
Albuquerque. N.l't-‘l. B71
Bonded. Licensed and M
her: NATA "Our27thy""ii
Hrespecifically
trisdue tot
timore direct
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elatlonshlp as
ount inHfiltibllt
reeducational
also asenco